Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1977 volume:

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His high regard for family has been evident in both his personal iife and his professional life. At home he is a devoted father and husband. At school he worked for unity among staff and among students. His concern for his school family often extended beyond their work at schooi to whatever joys and sorrows they felt in their lives. From his salad days he had the respect of both teachers and students. As he experienced NHS he grew as an administrator. As he grew, the staff and program developed under his leadership. He was the reason that a philosophy of education and a program of education that were to culminate in the new high school began to emerge in 1968. In this effort he played the role of a master teacher ias every compe- tent administrator shouidi and motivated others to see and to work to adopt new ideas for improved high school education. Although he has retired, he has left a legacy to those who follow. He has left a spirit of unity and a program of quality education on which the future of NHS rests. HECHHEF O :H m A , H J; :imiltiiim' 'ial wrtinuummtnmm The education of the students at Nor- wood has depended on many factors, but the most important one has been the fac- ulty members. Because of their wide- spread knowledge in different fields, we have been given a variety of choices for the varied interests of the student body. The facuity light our minds with new and better ideas. The courses they have pro- vided help us to decide what field to pur- sue in the future. The help provided by the faculty has not been strictly academic. They have taught us from their many experiences and have tried to make times at Norwood more enlightening for the students; Members of the faculty have aiso become our friends. We have shared smiles and laughter with them just as we have with Other students. 80 when we remember high school and the way we were. then we will remember the faculty and how much they helped us. Mr. Troy, Norwood High Schools new principal, enjoys basketball in his leisure time, as well as the more serious business of running a school. Gene Troy - Principal; University of Louisviile, 8.8.; Our Lady of the Lake University, M.EdA in Administration; M.Ed. in Supervision. 20 Sailing and tennis are enjoyed by Miss Guentert, new assistant principal, and Mr. Griffel, acting principal and assistant principal. TOP LEFT: David Griffel - Assistant Principal; American History; Junior Class Adviser, Student Council Advisor; Miami University. BS. in ECL, M.A.T.; American River Junior College: San Jose State College; University of Cincinnati. BOTTOM LEFT: Miss Margaret Guentert - Assistant Princi- pal; English; Senior Class Advisor, P.A.L.S. Advisor; Ohio University. 8.8. in Ed.; Indiana University, MS, in Ed. 21 Music, sports, and service add interest for the faculty during leisure time. TOP RIGHT: Lynn Adams- Algebra, Geometry, Driver Education; Ohio University, 3.8.; Xavier Univers'rty. M Ed.; Ohio State University; Miami University; Univerw sity of Cincinnati. BOTTOM LEFT: Gerald Addison Drafting. Woodworking; Freshman Wrestling; Miami University. BS. BOTTOM FHGHT: Mrs. Jacqueline Al- fers - Typing. Recordkeepingl Consumer Math; Uni- versity of CincinnatL 8.8.; M.Ed. FAR TOP RIGHT: Asher Athy - Recordkeeping. Sales. Typing, Con- sumer Math; Eastern Kentucky University, BS. in Bus.: Xavier University, M. Ed. FAR MIDDLE LEFT: Gerald Aukerman Business Machines. Recordkeeping, Ac- counting, Typing; Univelsity of Cincinnati, BS. in Ed.; M. Ed, FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Gary Baker- Woodwork- ing; Boys' Swim Coach, Boys' Tennis Coach; Miami University. BA. FAR MIDDLE RIGHT: Ms Dorothy Be- etle Astronomy; University of California. A.B.; Uni versity of Wyoming, M.S.; Teacher's Certificate. 22 23 Relaxation and action depict the different hobbies of Norwoost. teachers. TOP RIGHT: Richard Bouldin - Personal Typing. Busi- ness Math, Driver Education; Head Basketball Coach; University of Cincinnati. 85. in Ed. MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Dorothy Bruetting Occupational Work Experience Survey,O.W.E., O.W.E. Jobs, American History, English; University of Cincinnati. BA, BS in Ed.; Xavier Universi- ty; Kent State University. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Lindsay Buchy -- Media Today, Drama; Senior Class Play, Spring Musical; Ohio State University. 8.8. in Ed.: New York University; Xavier University, BOTTOM RIGHT: Miss Pat- ricia Buede Physical Education; Girls Basketball Coach, G l.A.; University of Cincinnati, 88. in Ed,; Uni- versity of North Carolina at Greensboro, MS. FAR TOP LEFT; Miss Nancy Butterfield Counselor; Miami Uni- versity, BS. in Ed.; University of Cincinnati, M.Ed.; Xavier University FAR TOP RIGHT: Gary Charlton - Fl.P.G., In- troduction to Data Processing, Accounting; Cincinnati Technical Institute, Assoc of Applied Bus.; Bus Data Processing; Xavier University, 3.5. in BA. FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Ms; Christine Cook American History, Africa; Varsity Volleyball Coach, Reserve Softball Coach; Ohio University, BA, FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Gus DeSouza Vocational Distributive Education. Sales; D.E.C.A.; Kent State University, 24 2 '.' '. n: 11' 91:: :1 WW 9 W 25 26 L Travel takes many forms, all enjoyable pastimes. FAR TOP LEFT: Jacque Dietz - Business Machines, Of- fice Procedures; CAO.E Coordinator; C.O.E. Club, Busi- ness Education Department Chairman; University of Cin- cinnati, BS. in Ed., B.B.A.; Columbia University, MA; John Carroll University. V-12; Gettysburg College; Miami University. FAR TOP RIGHT: John Distler - Biology, Botany, Genetics; University of Cincinnati, BS. in Ed: Xavier University. M.Ed. FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Billy Engle -Algebra, Geometry; University of Kentucky, B.A.; M.A.; Universit of Cincinnati; Denison University. FAR BOT- TOM RI HT: Mrs, Rose Fey - Art; Eastern Kentucky University, A,B.; Xavier University. M.A.; University of Cincinnati; Colorado State University. Top Left: Wiifred Ganger Graphic Arts, Drawing; Industrial Arts Club; Bali State Universin, B.S BOTTOM LEFT: Miss Janet Garrett English, Journalism; Mirror Advisor, Girls' Tennis Coach; Ohio State Universig. B. in Ed.; University of Cincinnati; Xavier University. 8 TTOM RIGHT: James Gleeson Humanities; University of Cincinnati; State Coordinator for Project H.E.L P.; State Editor of N.A H.E. Newsletter; President of N.T.A. Athenaeum of Ohio. AB; Xavier University; Coilege Conservatory of Music; 27 28 Sewing, painting, and hunting provide a welcome change. TOP RIGHT: MrsA Clare Hampton - Home Economics, Advanced Clothing; Ohio State University. B.S.; Colum- bia University, M.A.; University of Cincinnati; Miami Uni- versity. BOTTOM LEFT: James Harmon - Physics, Phys- ical Science. Applied Math; Toledo University, BA.; Fisk University. MA. BOTTOM RIGHT: Carl Hauser -- Ameri- can History, Today's World; University of Cincinnati, As- sociate in Ed; B. in Ed. FAR TOP LEFT: Mrs Patricia Hester - Algebra, Geometry, Math; Math Club; Univer- sity of Cincinnati, 8.81 in Ed., MAI in Math. FAR TOP RIGHT: Mrs Nancy Hollmeyer English; Miami Univer- sity, B.A.; Canisius College. MS. in Ed. FAR RIGHT: John Hoover Industrial Arts, Metalworking; Industria1 Arts Department Chairman; Miami University. 8.3.: Xavier University, M.Ed. FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Susan Hoover English, Media Today; Pep Ciub; University of Cincinnati, Associate in Art, 3.8. in Ed. 29 30 Coaching, working out-of-doors, or just relaxing brings enjoyment. FAR TOP LEFT: Ronald Jones Physical Education: Assistant Varsity Football Coach; Marietta Cotlege, B.A. FAR TOP RIGHT: Ed Kamphake - Driver Educa- tion; Assistant Varsity Football Coach; University of Cincinnati, Assoc. in Arts, 8.8. in Ed.; Xavier Universi- gly. FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Donald Littman Legal heory. Consumer Economics, American History, Consumer Law, Economic Theory; N Club; University of Cincinnati, B.A.; Xavier University, MA; Chase Law School, JD. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Robert Lowther Fortran a R.P,G., Data Processing, Introduction to Data Processing; Miami University, BS. in Business; Xavier University, M.Ed.; University Of Toledo, Certifi- cate in Ed TOP LEFT: Mrs. Judith Mohr English; National Honor Society, it's Academic team; Miami University, BA, TOP RlGHT: Mrs. Laura Moore En- glish; Bethany College, AB; University of Missouri at Kansas City, MA BOTTOM LEFT: James Morgan Chemistry, Biology; Wabash College, 3A.; University Cincinnaii, M.A. . Ma. .-.$Wv....ur A 4 rggmrh....m --..u-v.- .. . l 31 Breeding poodles and building race cars are most absorbing and unusual hobbies. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Suzanne Nicholls Designs for Living; Pep Club; University of Cincinnati, BS in Ed., 387 in Vocational Home Economics. TOP LEFT: Miss Marcia Nickels - Theory, History of Music, Music Appreciation; College-Conservatory of Music of University of Cincinnati, BM. in Voice, M.M. in Musicology. BOTTOM RIGHT: David Nor- cross - Civil War, Consumer Economics, Senior Seminar, Government 8x Politics, 20th Century America. American History; Miami University 8.8. in Ed; Xavier University, M.Ed. FAR TOP LEFT: Patrick Orloff Physical Education; Head Football Coach, Head Wrestling Coach: Miami University, B.S ; Xavier University, M.Ed. FAR TOP RIGHT: Miss Ei- leen Farris English, Latin; Latin Club, Esprit; University of Cincinnati, B.A.; 8.87 in Ed; MA FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Sue Porr Physical Educa- tion; Cheerleader Adviser; Heidelberg College, B.A. in Health and Physical Education. Certificate in Bi- ology. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: William Porter - Art, Advanced Art; Sophomore Class Adviser; Morehead State University, AB; Campbellsville College. 32 33 Teachers have athletic abilities and homemaking skills among their many talents. FAR TOP LEFT: Mrs. Billie Puthoff -- Office Procedures, Shotthand. Typing; University of Cincinnati, B.S. in Ed.; Xavier University, MEd. FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Sandra Race - English; George Peabody College, BA. FAR TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Esther Redmond Home Economics, Foods and Nutrition; Uni- versity of Cincinnati. 33 in Ed.; BVS in Home Economics; Certified General Vocational. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Barbara Rider French; French Club; Grove City College, BA! Top Left: Ste- ven Schwankhaus - Zoology. Human BS. in Ed. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Nelda Sheafer - English. Occupational Sur- vey, Personal Math, Consumer Math, American History, Ohio History; Uniq versiiy of Cincinnati, B. S. BOTTOM LEFT; Miss Shirley Smith - English. Media Today, Speech. Publications; SILHOUETTE Publications Advisor; Otterbein College, BA; Xavier Uni- versity, M.Ed ; Miami University. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Mrs Elaine Tayior Of- fice Procedures, Shorthand, Business Math; University of Cincinnati, Assoc. Degree in Science. BS. in Ed, Physiology. Biology; Football Assistant, Wrestling Assistant; Miami University, ! wyym g v t F aw x m. PIE THWE 4; 545 35 Spare time is easily taken up by a wide variety of hobbies. ing; University of Dayton, 8.5.; 7 u George Peabody College, M.A.; ' -: i W Morehead State University TOP . W . RIGHT: .John Wagner W Coun- selor. Driver Education; Univer- sity of Cincinnati, B.S.: M.Ed. BOTTOM RIGHT: John Ward - Choral Combo, Lecturer in Humanities and Music Appreciau tion; Supervisor of Music for Norwood Schools, Executive Di- rector for Spring Musical; West Virginia University, BS. in Pre- Med., B, in Music Ed.; M. in Music Ed.; Xavier University; University of Maryland, West Vir- ginia Wesleyan CoHegeW FAR TOP LEFT: Miss Betty Ware - 19th and 20th Century World, Today's World, Russia; SILHOU- ETTE Business Advisor; North- western College of Minnesota. B.A.; Miami University, MEd, FAR TOP RIGHT: Mrsl Phyllis Warfieid W Librarian; Cumber- land College, 8.3.; Eastern Ken- tucky State College. MS; Xavier University. FAR OTTOM LEFT: Miss Marilyn Whisler W Coun- selor; Denison University, B.A.; University of Cincinnati, MEG. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Judy White W Chorus, General Music; Mixed Ensemble, Girls, Ensem- ble, Girls' Glee Club; Capital Uni- versity, BM. in Music Education TOP LEFT: John Vincent - J . 1' L'. .;m Shorthand, Recordkeeping, Tpr W. W W .; ' , ' .W-Ac. r;w:2w:xzmmw 36 37 i II In: .' . J Lo: IUI-lswqu-u - f , I I i E s I I J I 38 J Vacation from work leaves time for a selection of activities. FAR TOP LEFT: Richard White Music, Marching Band, Pep Band, Junior High Band, Orchestra; Captial Universi- ty, B. in Music Ed.; Xavier University, MM. Ed,; Bowling Green University FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Mrsv Nancy Wic- kemeyer - Health Education; University of Cincinnati. BS. in Ed.; Miami University, FAR TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Kath- ieen Wilson - English; Kentucky Wesleyan College, 8A.; Indiana University, M.AVTV; University of Kentucky; University of Evansville. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Merrill Wynn - Spanish; Spanish Club, Spanish National Honor Society; College Conservatory of Music of Cincinnati. BM; Xavier University, MVEd; University of Madrid. TOP LEFT: David Gushurst Director of Educational Media Center; University of Cincinnati, B.F.A ; Xavier University, M.Ed.; Ohio University. BOTTOM LEFT: Paul McNulty Television Coordinator; Xavier University, BS. in Com- munication Arts. MIDDLE RIGHT: Kenneth Noakes Television Engineen On the ground or in the air, recreation takes many forms for secretaries. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Mildred Downs e Secretary in Media Center. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Mary Ellen Gould - Secretary to the Principal. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Helen Kingery e Secretary to the Assistant Principals. FAR TOP LEFT: Mrs. Etta Murphy - Secretary to the Counselors FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Mrse Billie Woods - Assistant of the Librarian. Mrs. Alice Young e Secretary to the Dietitian. 4O 41 TOP LEFT: Mrs. Shirley Bosch - Library Aid. MIDDLE: Mrs. Margaret Hatfield Nurse; Jewish Hospital School of Nursing, FLN. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Georgia Peirano Library Add BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Judy Pendell, Treasurer. BOTTOM RIGHT: Miss Marilyn Werner, Dietitian. 42 Some prefer fishing, tennis, ice hockey or a quieter activity at home. H.112 i, 'I'filf I , . 1': U r-;: ' WWW .quvw F mrmqai'm. 17m 3 ' 'liww i- 4!h Q! i I WW 1'. . mm ,. mg: ?min' m; : Cafeteria and Maintenance workers provide valuable services. TOP: Cafeteria a- Back Row: Nattie Fitzgerald, Fern Ec- kel, Alice Bush, Ruth Tyres, Dorothy Shaefer, Ovilene Deaton, Louise Hagemeier. Colleen Carrier. Second Row: Wanda Rolph, Imogene Patterson. Ruth McMuIlin, Faye McPeters, Trudy Roy, Alice Young, Helen Stein- mann. Front Row: Ruby McDowell, Gwen Short. Faye Groves. Earline Turner, Geneva Boggess, Nancy Blair, JoHanna Mayfield, Irene Goodman. BOTTOM LEFT: Maintenance - Back Row: Joseph Morgan, Supervisor of Custodial Services; Roy Flanagan, Harold Weber, Ed Gould, Second Row: Phat Chou, Jim Jones. Front Row: Mrs Judy Kuhn. 43 44 The Board of Education and Administration work together to keep the Norwood Schools among the best for both faculty and students. FAR TOP LEFT: Robert A. Beckstedt. FAR TOP RIGHT: Theodore A. Dorl, president. FAR MIDDLE LEFI': Jack Fitzpatrick. FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Harold Funk. FAR BOT- TOM RIGHT: Dr. Theodore W. Gabe, D.D. TOP LEFT: Paul Leary, clerk treasurer and assistant to the superin- tendent. BOTTOM LEFT: William Pace, curriculum direc- tor and assistant superintendent. MIDDLE RIGHT: Brooks Parsons. superintendent 45 Many timeswe have opened a book and felt that what was before us was much too difficult even to the extent that we did not bother to do it. However, edu- cation was the reason for being here and for spending so much time in thisschool. We have been provided with various courses to advance our knowledge in so many different areas. Now that we have had time to look back on the years we have spent learning, we have found our- selves asking if it was ail so simple then or was it just time that has made it seem that way. Though we teave here and go our separate ways, other minds wil! come t to experience what we will remember forever. 48 TOP LEFT: Mrs Porr instructs her students in the basic fundamentals of swimming. TOP RIGHT: Debbie Inman practices her teaching skills, MIDDLE LEFT: Lionel Nor- ris spends his free time in the computer room. FAR BOT- TOM RIGHT: Missy Duncan finds useful information in the library FAR TOP LEFT: Mrs Buede shows an eager student in her basketball class how to hold a basketball properly. FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Sherry Bennett shows skill with her hands while working on a project FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Mark Boelleke and Mike Kroell com- bine their interests with collages. SBori sound of 7 Teachers recognize diverse needs and attempt to fulfill them by offering various experiences and opportunities. 49 Norwood High School has students with many talents. FAR TOP LEFT: Shelly Misch shows a delicate touch in cutting out her art work. FAR TOP RIGHT: Mr. Baker exp- lains to Sandy Cook how her project should be put to- gather FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Carl Sutton disects an ear- thworm in biology class. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Cindy Case and Diane Floyd work on their commercial art projects TOP LEFT: Mrs. Alfers looks over Denise Clarsz shoulder trying to find an error in her typing TOP RIGHT: Kathy Williamson adjusts her machine so she can begin work. BOTTOM LEFT: Tai Chi Ho works hard to become a bricklayer. 51 Studying helps broaden one s knowledge. TOP RIGHT: Lionel Norris makes corrections on his work BOTTOM LEFT: Margret Hinz, an exchange stu- dent, seems to fit in with Norwood life BOTTOM RIGHT: Science students clean up after disections are com pleted. FAR TOP LEFT: IT'S ACADEMIC team featuring Rickey Daniels, Tom Hofmann, Randy Schadel, Mrs. Mohr, advisor, and Greg Kummer. FAR TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Hester explains the problems to Patty McCaffrey and Stephanie Duncan while Terry Davidson waits in line. FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Liz Childers takes a standard test for Law Enforcement. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Mark Garner and Dave Page clean the dirty spark plugs. F ? Setting goals helps the student. FAFi TOP LEFT: Kelvin Patterson adjusts his machine be- fore starting his work. FAR TOP RIGHT: Debbie Burton takes her work seriously. FAR BOTFOM LEFT: Jim Tan- ner leaps to hit the ball as Vickie Hill and Patty Funk look on with interest. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Mark Lindsay prepares to change the tire. TOP LEFT: Norwood stu- dents, Cheri Scott, Cathy Condron, Ed Acey, Rick Richardson, Lisa Giacci, and Brigitte Wright show inter- est in the Army. TOP RiGHT: Brenda Huey practices on a fellow student in dentistry class. BOTTOM LEFT: Joe Kelly concentrates on his lab assignment. 55 Students have the choice of selecting either general, coHege preparatory, or vocaHonal subjects. TOP RIGHT: Tina Meadors looks to the person next to her for assistance on their project. BOTTOM RIGHT: Melanie Couch. Annette English, Debbie Chappel, Gene Carter, and Regina Taylor take time to do some creative artwork. FAR TOP LEFT: Dave Haines, assisted by his classmates. makes lunch for everyone to enjoy, FAR MIDDLE LEFT: Donna Atkins and Gwen Murray start their work early as theK are primary teachers' aids. FAR TOP RIGHT: After eac swim class, students take time for a free swim. FAR MIDDLE RIGHT: Mike McKeon pays close attention to his police instructor. FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Mr White explains the basics of electronics to Jeff Bradford and Dennis Sullivan. 56 l s 57 58 Classrooms, hallways, and the library can add enjoyment to an otherwise dull day. '59; 3; FAR TOP RIGHT: Steve Degaro requires a table for six to do one personhs work - his, FAR MIDDLE LEFT: Terry Foster does a little studying before he goes to class. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Chorus takes time out to keep in shape before each class, TOP LEFT: Ed Acey and classmates play jacks in Humor class. TOP RIGHT: Diane Brower and Liz Harris pre- pare to dye the customer's hair. BOTTOM LEFT: An Army re- cruiter explains the facts of the army to Ed Acey, 59 FAR TOP RIGHT: Mr. Orloff helps Donna Feldhaus attempt a headstand on the parallel bars. FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Peggy Puckett finds the lounge a relaxing place to read. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Gym students watch a film on proper weight lifting techniques TOP RJGHT: Mrs. Hollmeyer in- structs Tammy Hart and Chris Guy in their English class BOTTOM RIGHT: Joe Zimmerman and Sue DeMiIIe study in the library. 60 Courses are designed to enhance a studenfs interest as well as his ability. 61 . I :tn-vw Ht?! I - E11, 994! .'I' I . . .zIwmlm 4 mm m wanna : I .9 The 9;raduatin9. cIassf'9It'I977 has-l? Worked together for four y9ars. During; this time members of the cl9ss h9ve built. a unity which they are proud to 53099955: From working on various projects the s9- hiors have deVeioped a uniqu9 cies9ne'ss amohg themselves. This work left mahy fbnd memoh'ries.r-These scattered; Memo- ries were of the smiles that appeared from helping a friend pass a test or from making the audience happy with a good 9 performance. These memories of the smiles and the iaughter we have left be- hind have been pleasant ones. These we will be glad we shared. whenever we re- member the way we were. MWhh.19m......--., .wwih The Bengal versus faculty basketball game, the special haIf-time show - Mickey Mouse and the Mouseketeers - and hard work all add up to special class unity and many happy memories for the Class of 77. MIDDLE LEFT: SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Dyke Cesco, president; Jenny Trauth, secretary; Miss Guentert, advi- sor; Michelle Hug hes, vice-president; Jeff Hart, treasurer. TOP RIGHT1Jim Shelby and Steve Cox work on a senior window display. BOTTOM LEFT: Teresa Davis creates an unusual shape by papier-macheing, BOTTOM RIGHT: Sharon Winzig and Brigette Wright use their probes to locate the stomach of a cat. Mink! 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TOP LEFT: Rodney Owens directs senior band members at a practice in preparation for a performance. TOP RIGHT: Kathy Richter finds time to enjoy a book in the library. MIDDLE: Barb Nickson practices her trumpet for a solo. BO'I'I'OM LEFT: Michelle Hughes Mickew and Andy Bolgzds monalcn relax after an entertaining perform- ance. 89 As the year passed we seldom paused to reflect on the eventslthrattook place through- out the year and the memories we have from them. There were the Prom end Homecoming .dances which brought enthusiasm forithe queen Candidates; However, we cannot forget the senior Class Ptay end the musical with the smilesrand laughter Which-came from the hard work and the frustration. During this timewe met new and different people with WhOm we shared the joys of their victories just as we shared the sadness of their de- feats. t - - w New that the year is over, we look back on these events . We remember the special times and friends they brought with them. As the years pass there will be many events which will be forgotten, but the memories of these days will last forever. 92 With the budding of nature comes a flourish of spring activities. FAR TOP RIGHT: Torn Romaneilo attempts to clear the bar in the high jump during the sectional track meet held at Norwood. FAR BOTTOM: The children's band performs in a scene of THE MUSIC MAN. TOP RIGHT: Dan Wickemeyer returns the volleys during a tennis match. MIDDLE: Seniors change tassles after receiving their dip- Iomas. BOTTOM LEFT: Toni Sweeney retrieves the bal! as Patti McCaffrey backs up the play. 93 A dream goes on forever until it is fulfilled . . . by many at the Junior Prom. 94 r-'h. .'rrr'r..-r.. FAR TOP RIGHT: Steve Lack and Jan Frazier dance the Queen's dance. FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Chip Burwinkel and Barb Haynes dance to the music of the band Wesson Road. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Gil Murphy and Gayle Reisert show their stuff on the dance floor. TOP: Queen Jan Frazier takes the throne accompanied by escort Steve Lack and Nancy Morgan and Cathy Con- dron with their escorts Torn Stein and Mike Angel re- spectively. BOTTOM LEFT: Brian Brewer and Barb Haynes lead sev- eral couples in doing the bump. JAN FRAZIER Junior Prom Queen Ii 7 nauuat NANCY MORGAN Attendant THE MUSIC MAN, Norwood,s bicentennial musical presentation, was a huge success. 100 The Drama Department combined with the Music Department and presented the ever popular musical, THE MUSIC MAN by Meredith Willson. Through the magic of the theatre, the stage lit up with comedy, danc- ing, scenery, sets, costumes, and songs ac- companied by a thirty piece chamber orches- tra. Unique in this production was the in- ' volvement of elementary grade school chil- dren who made up the Children's Band and who auditioned for the two primary roles for children. Executive Director of the production was Mr. John Michael Ward, who also conducted the performance, and the stage director was Mrs. Lindsay Buchy, TOP FAR RIGHT: The traveling salesman discuss the arrival of Professor Harold Hill. FAR MIDDLE LEFT: One Grecian Urn . . t Two Grecian Urns . . . and a fountain . . . trickle. trickle, trickle. Splendid ladies. FAR MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Bruetting and Mr. Beamer interview Principal Ale bert Geselbracht as he arrives to see THE MUSIC MAN. FAR BOTTOM: Well, youive got troubie my friend V . TOP LEFT: Anticipating the arrival of the Wells Fargo Wagon. MIDDLE LEFT: Micah Sayior as Winthrop belts out his song HGary, ln- diana. MIDDLE RIGHT: You were about to tell me what I don't know about you! BOTTOM LEFT: Shipoopi. 101 FAR TOP LEFT: Mrs. Shinn will recover, no thanks to a certain young ruffian who is a disgrace to our city, FAR TOP RIGHT: 'Good night, Ladies V . FAR BOTTOM LEFT: iiYe Gods versus iiGreat Honk. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT; uCome along, Ulalie . . TOP RIGHT: The ushers and doormen pause to have their picture taken. Smile! TOP RIGHT: When borne by the red. white, and blue. MIDDLE: The entire cast bows at the memorable Music Man. BOTTOM LEFT: 'May we present the or- chestra. . 103 To begin the year we have a variety of fall activities. TOP LEFT: Cheri Scott tries to communicate with Chris Geraci during the Homecoming Dance. BOTTOM: Norwood!s offense lines Up to start another play during the Homecoming football game. FAH TOP: Whiteside and Banjo discuss how to get rid of Lorraine in the mummy caseh BOTTOM LEFT: Can- didates for senior class officers sit on stage during the ques- tion period at the assembly. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ann Tepe and Linda Ernspiger go up to block during the Forest Park vol- leyball game. 104 106 During autumn we celebrate Homecoming with a variety of festivities. FAR TOP LEFT: Couples stand with their escorts after being announced during half-time of the football game. FAR MID- DLE: Andy Stankovics gets the ball from Mike Morgan to start a sweep with Chris Geraci leading the way. TOP LEFT: Chaperone Mr. Hauser gets out on the dance floor, toot FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. King makes a presentation to Post sportswriter Joe Quinn. BOTTOM LEFT: Queen Nancy Mor- gan, escorted by Vince Spaulding. is accompanied on the throne by tst attendant Teresa Krebs with escort Rick Schalk and 2nd attendant Tammy Hinds with escort Torn Tanner. 107 KNAN'CY H at AhW :MT4 The first two-night performance proved a success for hThe Man Who Came To Dinner. 112 TOP RIGHT: Beverly Carlton's telegram saying he was ar- riving gave Maggie a marvelous ptan in getting rid of Lorraine. MIDDLE LEFT: HWeII you know if it happened to me I would bronze the place he feil at? MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Whiteside, a penquin bit my finger! Mr. Whiteside! A . BOTTOM RIGHT: And inside Roach City is a maternity hospital. They are capable of doing anything human beings do. FAR TOP LEFT: HAnd in one of the booths of the restroom, the ghost of Eliza Crockfield shows up every Valentine's Eve FAR MID- DLE LEFT: The incredible Dre Bradley was better known as the best horse doctor in Canton. FAR MIDDLE RIGHT: Trapping Lorraine 'tn the Mummy case ended all of Whiteside's problems with Maggie. CAST Mrs. Stanley - Vicky Bigelow Miss Preen e Donna Wilson Richard Stanley - Steve Sickinger June Stanley - Kathy Richter John a Dave Gaddis Sarah - Cindy Stonecipher Mrs, Dexter a Janice Truesdell Mrsa MCCutcheon - Pam Baird Mr. Stanley H Joe Zimmerman Maggie Cutler - Jenny Trauth Dr. Bradley - Greg Cooper Sheridan Whiteside e Dyke Cesco Harriet Stanley a Kim Wysong Bert Jetterson e Jeff Hart Miss Baker m Michelle Hughes Expressman e Dave Stapleton Lorraine Sheldon - Teresa Davis Beverly Carlton e Dean Ellioit Westcott - Jim Truesdell Banjo e Dan Stidham Sandy - Chris Leary Professor Metz -- Rodney Owens Pregnant Ladies e Cheri Scott Diane Smith Lenora Norfleet Rene Ripperger Choir Boys - Kenny Chitwood Jeff Ledbetter Marty McCadhy Scott Puckett Steven Smith Kenny Thornsburg Hank Ward Crewmen - John Kothe Gary Grainger Gerald Gabbard Larry Sanderson Andy Stankovics November 19 and 20 were successful nights for the Class of 1977. It was the first year ever that a Senior Class Play was presented for two nights The Man Who Came To Dinner also marked another first. Lindsay Buchy and Suzanne Nicholls were the first co-directors for a Senior Class Play. Although a sellout crowd was lacking either night, a very good crowd was present. Two- night performances were certain for future Senior CFass Plays. 113 114 The change of weather brings winter events indoors. FAR TOP LEFT: Beth Fitzpatrick leads the fast break against Forest Park. FAR TOP RIGHT: WSAI challenges the Norwood High School faculty in their annual basket- ball game. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Don Gay, Norwood's prime wrestler, wins another match for Norwood. TOP LEFT: Bob Murphy tries to stop a pass by his opponent. BOTTOM LEFT: June, $athy Richten. listens to the ad- vice of the imposing guest, MrA Whiteside, myke Cescoy 115 I .r ' .. . i.- w: RJMxe Mn. ' . t 'h f ' ' l - ' . ' ' W, , , , ' - -. ' , 'k 5!,th -.- --, ; ' L V: .. u , , . , , V. t w 5 l . rwpmwm 1 A ' With the responsibility of Homecoming and Prom, the Junior Class had a busy year. Not only did they sponsor these two events, the juniors also sold candy to raise money to pay for the Prom. From these activities came many memories. Some of these memories were beauti- ful, yet others we Chose to forget. The ex- periences that brought these memories made us what we are today. Reminiscing we wonder if we would do it again. How- ever, after looking at these pictures we . will be glad to remember the way we were 7 JUNIOFI CLASS OFFICERS: Yvonne Casada. secretary; Vicki Hiil, vice-president; Tammy Higgins, president: Terri Osborn, 118 treasuren Cheryl Abbott David Acey Cindy Adair Amanda Adams Debra Adams Virginia Adams Pam Adkins Elizabeth Akridge Timothy Alsip Robert Andrews Denver Angel Tony Anzer Tony Arbino Jeffrey Ard Karen Armstrong Marcus Atha Tammy Auterson Joan Baglien Cathy Baker Jodie Baker Pamela Baker Tracy Bales Danny Ball Dwayne Ballou Terri Barber Mike Barket Donna Barnes Pamela Barnett Duane Barton Karen Bastin BOTTOM LEFT: Teresa, Sandy, Terry, Beth, and Rhonda prepare a tasty dessert. Bret Bayless Ruth Best Michael Blakley Jerry Boeckmann Mark Boelleke Sandra Boggs Lonnie Booher Pamela Botts Beth Bowdon Ken Bowman Nancy Braden Rita Bradford Ronald Breuer Becky Brewer Tony Brice Tammy Bridges Annette Brock Teresa Brock Daniel Brown Darlene Brown Louisa Brumette Theresa Bryant Terry Bryson David Buck Ricky Burdett Kathleen Burns Debbie Burton Larry Bush Rita Carpenter Nancy Carr Yvonne Casada Julia Childers Denise Clark Kevin Ciark Mike Clark Diane Cobb 119 120 Teresa Coffey Kathy Coles David Combs Delynn Comba Sally Connolly Sandy Cook Kim Cooper Pam Cooper Sherry Couch Carolyn Cox Randy Cox Wanda Cresie Ricky Daniels Joe Davenport James Davis Mike Davis Robin Davis Ruth Davis Melanie Davidson Terry Davison Cathy Dean Steven Degaro Sheila Doss Lisa Dumont Stephanie Duncan Peggy Durham Ronald Dykes Sheldon Edmondson Delesia Edwards Patricia Emerson Donna Evans Richard Evans James Evans Larry Fanning Linda Farmer Faye Fender FAR LEFT: Tammy Ealy prefers sleeping rather than reading, FAR RIGHT: Despite warnings from the librarians, Doug Morgan and Rick Evans continue their plea for attention. LEFT: Karen Richardson. Lori Geraci. Judy Wilson, and Toni Sweeney share a few minutes of relaxation on the patio during lunch. RIGHT: Michelle Frazier teams that driv- ing a bus is much more difficult than driving a car. Sue Fenske Gary Ferguson Terry Fike Charles Fisher Kim Fisher Terry Foster Dale Foust Douglas Foust Michelle Frazier Pamela Frazier Timothy Freeman Timothy French Harrison Friar Vincent Fulmer Kathy Gabbard Sherry Garrett Brenda Garrison Lori Geraci Dennis Gibson Edward Gibson Wesley Gilbert James Gillespie Jerry Glisson William Godsey Donna Good man Beth Griffis Diana Grimes Sandy Grimes Robin Grubb Kevin Gruenemeier Tammy Hall Bill Hamilton Barbara Harness Debbie Harp Scott Harris Tammy Harris 121 122 Viki Hayes Barbara Haynes Lesa Heiton Terry Helton Diane Henderson Valorie Henderson Kenneth Henize Dennis Hensley Douglas Heyne Tammy Higgins Leta Hiles Bobbie Hill Diana Hill Mary Hill Vickie Hill John Hinkle Margret Hinz Joseph Hobbs Philip Hogan David Honeycutt Patrick Hopkins Karen Hoskins Wendell Howard Vicki Hudson Gregory Huff Joy Hughes Timothy Hughes Steven Hurd Richard Hurley Deborah Inman Bill Imholt Maxine lson Mike Janzen Steven Jessie Sandra Johnson Wayne Johnson Donnie Jones Jack Jones Bonita Jordan Paul Keith Jim Keller Joe Kelley Eric Kelly Mary Lynn Kennedy Patricia Kettler Kenneth Kingery Robert Knarr Danny Knight Mary Krieger Marianne Kroell Bill Lack Kenneth Lancaster Robin Lanich James Lawson Kim Leininger Gary Lewis Jerry Lewis Debra Lockaby Robin Lomboy Dennis LoveH Jeff Lucas Manna Lykins Patti Mahne Barbara Manning Jeffrey Manzi Steve Marshall Tracey Martin Judy Mathis Ken Mattingly Patty McCaffrey Thelma McCane Jay McCarthy 123 124 Rick McCarty Jack McDaniel Mike McKeon Theresa McQueen Susan McGlothlin Debbie Meece Faye Meece Donna Mellett Kelly Melter Bonna Miller Craig Miller Donna Miller Hilda Miller Ray Miracle Douglas Morgan Mike Morgan Robert Morgan Luanne Moyer John Mueller Terri Mueller Jane Murphy Mary Murphy Robert Murphy Joe Naber John Naber Debbie Naish Robin Naylor Tina Nelson Kevin Nichols Thomas Nolte Rita Norfleet Lionel Norris Katie O'Connor Judy Ogle Teri Osborn Derek Owens Bill Whitaker and Tammy Higgins take time out of a busy day ior a quiet moment. mrv-r 4 u Donna Owens Nancy Parr Arliss Parsons Debra Partin Kathy Partin Ronald Patrick Pam Paul John Pennington Glen Phillips Steve Phillips Deborah Pitman Roger Plowman Deborah Popplewell Sherrie Proffitt Betsy Prues Ricky Pr or Peggie uckett David Rains Donna Rasner Jon Reeves Yvonne Reid Lem Reynolds Irma Richardson Karen Richardson Rick Richardson Karen Richmond Steve Robbins Debbie Roberts Tom Romanello Garry Ross Marcia Ross Carol Roy Diane Russell Patricia Ryan Phil Sallee Tina Saizt Juniors Joe Davenport, Dwayne Smith. Marc Atha, and Dennis Smith find an easy solution to their con- flict with Mark Morgan, I F . ,4 g ., y: 125 Tammy Sammons Elizabeth Saylor Jenny Schardt Kim Schmidt Kathy Schroeder Vickie Seiter Terry Shular Cynthia Siegman Kim Siler Tony Sinclair Kim Slayback Dennis Smith Dwayne Smith Kathy Smith Scott Smith Tim Smith Marty Snapp Sonya Snapp Donald Spradling Kim Stanton Sheila Stears Jeffrey Stewart Fred Stratton Pamela Strunk Toni Sweeney James Tanner Jeffrey Taylor Lloyd Taylor Charles Thomas Eric Timerding Ronnie Tolliver Daie Tompkins Vicki Touris Tim Town Joe Trauth Al Trentman 126 Gary Trosper Rita Tullo Rick Turner Donna Ullom Becky Upchurch Gary Vance Frank Vincent Debbie Vogt Danny Walters Sam Warman Gary Watt Charm Watts Jacklen Webber Danny Weddle Joe Wellman Melody Wetherbee Lisa Whalen Bill Whitaker Eddie Wilder Gregory Wiles Lorie Wiles Randy Wiles Shiri Wilson John Withrow Terry Witte Christine Wolf Patricia Wood Brigitte Wright Mary Yahn Celeste Yancey FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Steve. Rick, Pam, Mike, Dwayne, Vince, Yvonne. and Kenny Hay prepare to take on the opgosing team. FAR BOTTOM RE HT: Dennis Hensley and Greg Huff concen- trate on a detailed still life. BOT- TOM LEFT: It took Carolyn Cox several dunkings in the pool be-Z fore she learned her lesson from Randy Schadel. BOTTOM RIGHT: Leta, Lindy. Jane, and Barb make new friends with intruders. 127 -. ...;. . uE-a-mH .quun- ww- .- w! 195W We as 5'; 93- Hr w: ;., ,3 a ip'rm; WIM: nutm- tetllli? b me, 33'th . Sports at Norwood are some of the most popular extra-curricular activities, They involve many people not only as par- ticipants but as spectators as well. Girls, sports continue to increase in popularity and participation in boysl sports is in- creasing. We remember the smiles that appeared after our team scored a touchdown or after a last second basket won the game. While these memorfes are beauti- ful, others are too painful to remember. We try to forget the many lost games, but always look forward to future victories. But after remembering these things, we ask ourselves whether we would do it all again if we had the chance. Would we go through the grueling practices, or would we attend the events to give our support? Looking over these pages we can answar these questions while remembering the way we were Dedicated coaches strive to make Norwood athletic teams winners. TOP RIGHT: Mr. King, athletic director, takes time out from his job to reIax. MIDDLE RIGHT: Back Row: Mr. Schwankhaus, MrA Grimm, Mr Coe, Mr. Schlenker, Mr Jones. Mr. Kamphake. Mr, King, MrA Bouldin, Mr. Moore, Mr. Beamer, Mr. Bouldin, Mr. Baker. Front Row: Ms Cook, Miss Garrett Ms. Finnicke, Mrs. Prather, Miss Buede, Miss Beck BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Orloff gets emo- tionaliy involved in the wrestling match. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Schlenker expresses disgust over the events taking place on the court. 130 ; Cheerleaders strive to promote spirit and build enthusiasm at basketball and football games. LEFT: BACK ROW: Annette Hayes, Pam Rose. FRONT ROW: Brenda Spurlock. Linda Adams. Tracy Parker. MIDDLE LEFT: The reserve cheerleaders do one of their many cheers for football. BOTTOM LEFT: Nancy Morgan tries to catch on to a cheer done by Pep Club BOTTOM RIGHT: BACK ROW: Nancy Morgan, Marty Snapp, Yvonne Casada. FRONT ROW: Jane Murphy, Tammy Hinds, Pam Paul. 131 Senior Athletes have pleasant memories to last a life-time. TOP RIGHT: Back Row: Jim Shelby, Jeff Lillard. Dave Gaddis, Dan Ayers, Duane Thompson, Dan Smith. Sec- ond Row: Tom Tanner, Rene Ripperger, Chris Geraci, Michelle Hughes, Matt Kroell, Pam Baird. Steve Sharp, Barb Cappel, Brian Murphy, Betty Marksbury, Earl War- man, Marilyn Ballard. Third Row: Dan Gaffney, Robert Watt. Sharon Winzi , Lenora Norfieet, Mark Rohrig. Kim Wysong, Gerald abbard, Jenny Trauth. Dan Wic- kemeyer, Fourth Row: Jerry Jordan. Greg Nie, Larry San- derson, Mark Cook, Cliff Carrier, Jean Hurley. Fifth Row: Andy Boigzds, Karen Jones, Nancy Morgan, Jim Kelsch, Sixth Row: Lynn Witt. Jeff Hart, Kevin Hanrahan, Chip Burwinkel. Seventh Row: Keith Dykes, Cathy Condron, Ken Taylor, Steve Wilkerson Eighth Row: Mary Romanello. Ed Acey. Joe Zimmerman, Chris Leary Front Row: Dave Rolph, Beth Fitzpatrick, Dyke Cesco, Greg Baird, 132 FAR MIDDLE LEFT: Chris Geraci attempts to beat a de- fensive lineman. FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Tammy Pew nington takes her position during infield practice. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Don Gay is Norwood's top wrestler this year. TOP LEFT: Dave Hewitt puts up a shot as Matt KroeH watches. BOTTOM LEFT: Andy Stankovics tries to round the corner in an effort to take off down the field. MIDDLE: Gary Grainger takes a rest on the sideline. MIDDLE RIGHT: Earl Warman concentrates on a free throw: BOTTOM RIGHT: Earl Warman, Dave Hewitt, and Dan Smith listen to Coach Bouldin during a time-out The effort of our track team brings forth their pride in the school. Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood 134 mm x war! mzvzm won lost lost lost WON lost lost won lost Bethe! Greenhills Moeller Moeller Anderson Wyoming North College Hill St. Bernard Glen Este Wyoming Glen Este St. Xavier New Richmond Bethel Greenhills LaSaIIe League Relays 7th17 schools Norwood-Floger Bacon Relays 6th I 7 schools League Meet 6th I 7 schools Sectional Meet 10th I 18 schoois SECTIONAL QUALIFIERS Andy Stankovics-Long Jump-100 yard dash Dennis Ayers-Long Jump Dean Parsons-BBO run FAR TOP RIGHT: BACK HOW: Coach Moore, Denny Angel, Ed Acey, Don Jones. Jeff Lucas, Mark Cook. FRONT ROW: Kenny Bowman, Jack McDaniels, Steve Marshall. Jerry Jordan, Andv Stankovics. FAR LEFT: Tom Romanello attempts to clear the high jump. FAR RIGHT: Andy Stankovics reaches back to get distance in the long jump. TOP LEFT: Gerald Gabbard gives the maximum ei- fort in the shotput as other contestants look on. BOT- TOM LEFT: Coach Moore checks on the results of the race with the timekeepers. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Brown takes runner's time in sectional track meet held at Norwood. 135 Individual performance on the Girls Softball team is the difference between defeat and victory. Varsity Scores Nomood lost Northwest Norwood lost Colerain Norwood lost Anderson Norwood lost ML Healthy Norwood lost Oak Hills Norwood lost Northwest Norwood lost Colerain Norwood lost Anderson Norwood lost Mt. Healthy Norwood IoSt Oak Hills 57 am ' ' ' 136 Reserve Scores Norwood lost Northwest Norwood lost Colerain Norwood lost Mt Healthy Norwood lost Oak Hills Norwood lost Northwest Norwood lost Colerain Norwood lost Mt. Healthy Norwood lost Oak Hills FAR TOP RIGHT: The team gathers around the bench to hear the starting lineup. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Back Row: Patti McCaffrey, Tammy Pennington, Debbie Kidd, Shawn Newsom. Second Ftow: Barbara Cappel. Cathy Condron, Carol Fichter. Rene Ripperger, Jean Hurley. Front Row: Beth Fitzpatrick, Pam Paul, Erin McCann, Marilyn Ballard, Betty Marksbury, Margie Benz. Toni Sweeney. Coach Beckt TOP: Back Row: Debbie Pitman, Robin Grubb, Beth Griffis, Terri Shular, Terri Davidson, Rita Bradford, Tracey Martin. Sally Connolly, Coach Cook. Front Row: Melanie Weatherbee, Theresa Broc-k. Sandy Grimes. Liz Saylor, Carol Roy, Viki Ha es. Irma Richardson. Sue Fenske, Beth Akrldge. MID LE: Pat McCaffrey and Pam Paul turn a double play. BOTTOM :TEIZT: Toni Sweeney waits for the throw from the out- Ie . 137 1976 Varsity Scores Norwood lost Norwood won Norwood won Norwood won Norwood won Norwood won Norwood lost Norwood won Norwood won Norwood lost Norwood lost Norwood won Norwood won Norwood won 138 Sycamore Greenhills Walnut HiHs McNicholas Landmark ML Healthy Roger Bacon Forest Park Withrow Anderson Oak Hills Walnut Hills Northwest Indian Hill and enjoyable baseball season. Hitting and pitching - basics for a successful Norwood lost Moeller Norwood lost Purcell Norwood lost Colerain Norwood won Mt. Healthy Norwood won Glen Este Norwood lost Forest Park Norwood won Anderson Norwood lost Oak Hills Norwood won Sycamore Norwood lost Northwest Norwood won Greenhills Norwood lost Colerain FAR TOP: Back Row: Coach Beamer, Jeff Barber, Larry Fields, Larry Brinkmeyer, Rodney Saylor. Second Row: Ron Brock. Chris Geraci. Gary Grainger. Carl Reynolds, Donnie Kelsch, Front wa: Bob Helton, Matt Kroell, Danny Ayers, Terry Kidd, Darrell Lockaby, Mark Kroell FAR BOTTOM RIGHT; The umpire discusses the ground rules with the players before the game. TOP LEFT: Arliss Parsons shows another talent common among baseball players. BOTTOM LEFT: Back Row: Dwayne Mullins, Kenny Ray Miracle, Ricky Daniels, Randy Cox. Joe Davenport, Gary Lewis, Steve Degaro, Jeff Manzi, Coach Bouldin, Front Row: Marcus Atha, Joe Trauth, Mike Mor- gan. Bob Murphy, John McGinnis, Jay McCarthy, Tony Sinclair, Arliss Parsons Seniors showed their enthusiasm in making up this years Boysi Tennis team. Norwood lost Colerain Norwood lost Northwest Norwood lost Forest Park Norwood lost Oak Hills Norwood lost Anderson Norwood lost Mt. Heaithy Norwood lost Colerain Norwood lost Northwest Norwood lost Forest Park Norwood lost Oak Hills Norwood lost Anderson Norwood lost Mt. Healthy TOP LEFT: Duane Thompson attempts to return a volley. TOP RIGHT: Kevin Hanrahan steps into form. waiting to show his strong forehandi BOTTOM RIGHT: Back Fiow: Kevin Hanrahan, Chris Leary, Duane Thompson. Front Row: Dan Wickemeyer, Bob Hendricks. Gary Walters. FRDIEY 140 The fall of 1976 is only the beginning for the Girlsh Tennis team. Norwood lost Oak Hills Norwood lost Mt. Healthy Norwood lost Turpin Norwood lost Forest Park Norwood lost Oak Hills Norwood lost Mt. Healthy Norwood lost Turpin Norwood lost Anderson Norwood lost Forest Park Norwood won Madeira ' w? . 3ft. . a h: Iii? W VF: TOP LEFT: Back Row: Ms. Garrett. Beth Bowden, Katie . O'Conner, Kari Junker, Eve Gabbard. Second Row: 2 Celeste Yancey, Julie Crouch, Melanie Ripperger. Front - Row: Ruth Davis, Margret Hinz, Lynn Witt BOTTOM LEFT: The day before the big match Julie Crouch prac- tices in the gym, 141 TOP: Back Row: Bobby Helton, manager; Tom Hofmann, manager, David Ross, manager. Sixth Row: Larry Barber, Steve Degaro, Chester Centers, Tim Gasser, Jim Henley, Wendell Crawford, Terry Fite, Mike Brooks, Gary Lewis. Fifth Row: Bill Price, Gary Ross. Mike Popp, Rick Evans. John McGinnis, Ray Miracle. Jeff Manzi, Larry Fanning. Fourth Row: Mike Schulte, Mike Morgan, Danny Crum, Ron Ross, Jeff Garrison, Leo Geraci, Bill Whitaker, Ken Bowman, Dave Nolte. Third Row: Jefi Milier, Gary Gam- ble, Vince Fulmer, Dwayne Bailou, Mark Morgan. Tim Chinn, Doug Morgan Second Row: Chip Steger, Tim Miracle, Torn Tanner. Jim Kelsch, Tim Tanner, Gary Grainger, Tim Wagers, Bob Gilreath. Front How: John Kothe, Chris Geraci, Ken Taylor. Greg Baird. Greg Nie, Andy Stankovics, Gerald Gabbard. 142 IDRWUIID u......A Norwood,s football team stood their ground and fought hard throughout the season. Norwood lost Purcell Norwood lost Glen Este Norwood lost Colerain Norwood lost Hamilton Taft Norwood lost Mt. Healthy Norwood lost Northwest Norwood won Anderson Norwood lost Oak Hills Norwood lost Forest Park Norwood lost Loveland FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Andy Stankovics uses his great speed to outrun an opponent. TOP LEFT: Chester Cen- ters raises his hands in joy after he scores a touchdown for Norwood. BOTTOM LEFT: Dwayne Ballou shows total concentration towards the game. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ken Bowman receives the play from Coach Jones as Coach Orloff looks on. 143 Action! Action! Action! . . .the formula for an exciting football game. TOP RIGHT: Mike Morgan and Chris Geraci lead the way for Tim Wagers. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mike Morgan throws the football under pressure from the defense. BOTTOM RIGHT: Chester Centers catches a pass for a touchdown. FAR TOP RIGHT: Andy Stankovics eludes a tackler for extra yardage, FAR TOP LEFT: Rick Hurley and Gary Lewis put a rush on Purcell's quarterback. FAR MIDDLE LEFT: Tim Tanner stops another scoring threat by Pur- ceH. FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Gary Grainger punts the foot- ball for Norwood. 144 I45 Both Varsity and Reserve teams play aggressive power Volleyball. Norwood wst Colerain Norwood won Turpin Norwood lost Forest Park Norwood lost Oak Hills Norwood lost Anderson Norwood lost Northwest Norwood lost Coierain Norwood won Mt. Healthy Norwood lost Forest Park Norwood lost Oak Hills Norwood lost Norihwest 146 Jarsw mLan 4 4 Jun . 4: Lu- FAR TOP RIGHT: Back Row; Patti McCaffrey. Chris Laake, Chris Guy. Teresa Brock Second Row: Betty Marksbury, Denise Clark, Ann Tepe, Viki Hayes. Front Row: Beth Akridge, Mary Lou Romanello, Jean Hurley, Linda Ernspiger, FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Chris Laake pas- ses to set up a spike attempt as Lindy Ernspiger and Ann Tepe look on, TOP LEFT: Back Row: Jackie Pruett. Col- leen Guy, Cindv Adair. Pam Baker Second How: Kim Bucken Beth Griffis, Lori Geraci. Sherry Garrett. Front Row: Beth Roberts, Mary Brown, Maria Kothel FAR BOT TOM LEFT: Teresa Brock returns the serve. BOTTOM LEFT: Coaches Cook and Beck express concern during a volley as the other members of the Varsity and Reserve teams follow the match, Norwood lost Colerain Norwood won Mt. Healthy Norwood lost Forest Park Norwood lost Oak Hills Norwood lost Anderson Norwood won Northwest Norwood lost Colerain Norwood lost Mt. Healthy Norwood lost Forest Park Norwood lost Oak Hills Norwood won Northwest 147 This yeafs Cross Country team was led by juniors and one senior. TOP RIGHT: Steve Marshall strives for an early lead. MIDDLE RIGHT: Harold Hunt paces himself with the leaders and Denny Angel is close behind. BOTTOM RIGHT: Back Flow: Coach Moore. Antone ngewalla, Dave Rolph, Harold Hunt, Denny Angel, Jack McDaniel, Jeff Lucas, Steve Marshall, and Chip Burwinkel. Front Row: Randy Cox, David Farmer, Edward Acey, Jerry Jor- dan, Jeff Ball, David Hughes. Carl Sutton, Norwood 36 St. Bernard 30 Norwood 105 Indian Hill 41 Greenhills 35 Princeton 44 Norwood 64 Greenhills 36 Princeton 51 Indian Hill 60 Norwood 84 Colerain 24 Goshen 34 Reading 91 Norwood 20 Colerain 15 Reading 78 Norwood 38 Mt. Healthy 20 Wyoming 77 Hamilton Garfield 70 'Norwood 18 McNicholas 37 Norwood 25 McNichoIas 34 Norwood 25 St. Bernard 48 Turpin 53 Norwood 30 Purcell 44 Mt. Healthy 52 Sycamore Invitaitonal Varsity 9thI 14 teams Reserve 8th I 24 teams Bethel lnvitaional Varsity 2nd I 15 teams Reserve 17th I 19 teams Georgetown Invitational Varsity 9th I 13 Teams Reserve 1st I 9 teams Sectionals: 12th I 16 teams 14B The Golf team was a much improved team over last year. Norwood 208 Indian HiEl 161 Norwood 182 Northwest 180 Norwood 204 Turpin 198 Norwood 184 Colerain 161 Norwood 163 Withrow 187 Norwood 189 Anderson 168 Norwood 184 Lakota 161 Norwood 189 Oak Hills 176 Norwood 181 LaSalle 166 Norwood 178 Forest Park 177 Norwood 182 Aiken 179 Norwood 190 Mt. Healthy 165 Norwood 190 Northwest 173 Norwood 172 Turpin 171 Norwood 184 Summit 206 Norwood 192 Lebanon 163 Norwood 179 Colerain 177 Norwood 186 Indian Hill 163 Ncrwood 186 Oak Hills 166 Norwood 180 Forest Park 184 Norwood 207 Sycamore 197 Norwood 207 Anderson 188 Norwood 191 Mt. Healthy 166 Norwood 195 Summit 219 Norwood 182 Princeton 168V2 Norwood 191 Purcell 185 Sectional Tournament: Norwood 360 TOP LEFT: Gary Garrett, Jeff Yancey, Jay McCarthy, Chris Leary. Jim Gillespie. Denny Fee. BOTTOM LEFT: Chris Leary shows his style. 149 Hard work and determination keep the boys' varsity basketball team on the go. Norwood 46 Purcell 68 Norwood 62 Madeira 87 Norwood 50 Colerain 65 Norwood 72 Mariemont 56 Norwood 74 Mt. Healthy 102 Norwood 64 Greenhills 76 Norwood 57 Oak Hills 95 Norwood 54 Northwest 94 Norwood 35 Forest Park 90 Norwood 48 Colerain B2 Norwood 55 Anderson 92 Norwood 47 Northwest 65 Norwood 40 Lebanon 81 Norwood 38 Oak Hills 52 Norwood 48 ML Healthy 63 Norwood 67 Anderson 88 Norwood 61 Forest Park 78 Norwood 77 Greenhills 68 Norwood 41 Milford 53 TOP RIGHT: Back Row: Dan Alloway, Steve Degaro. Brian Murphy, Rodney Hinds. Earl Warman. Steve Sharp. Don Jones, Coach Bouldin. Front Row: Bob Murphy. Tom Romanello. Gary GaIrett, Matt Kroell. Dan Smith, Dave Hewitt. MIDDLE LEFT: Steve Degaro puts up a shot against Forest Park defenders. MIDDLE RIGHT: Time outs aid in giving Norwood's team a chance to discuss plays and take a brief rest. BOTTOM RIGHT: Gary Garrett awaits the inbound passh FAR TOP LEFT: Flick Daniels goes up for two for Norwoodh FAR MlDDLE LEFT: Coaches Bouldin and Schlensker concentrate on the ac- tion on the court. FAR MIDDLE: Rodney Hinds puts in two points over his defenders FAR MIDDLE RIGHT: Earl Warman follows through with his free throw. FAR BOT- TOM LEFT: Both teams pause after hearing the referee's whistle. 150 151 xpti TOP RIGHT: Mark Carter attempts to pass to a fellow player. MIDDLE LEFT: Jeff Manzi beats his defender and drives for a lay up, MIDDLE: Tim Wagers attempts to shoot over his defender. MIDDLE RIGHT: Chester Cen- ters goes up for a lay up. BOTTOM RIGHT: Both Nor- wood and Madeira look up while waiting for the ball to come down. FAR MIDDLE LEFT: Suspensell Who ets the ball? FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Jeff Manzi brings the all downcourl to start Norwood's offense. FAR MIDDLE BOTTOM: Mark Carter battles for a rebound. 152 The desire to improve is a trademark of the Reserve team. TOP LEFT: Back Row: Mike MCCaffrey, Chester Centers, Jeff Bigelow. Don Diebold, Paul Wilson, Coach Schlens- ker. Front Row: Mark Carter, Denny Fee. Mike Kroell, Don Lynch. Mike Hoskins, Tim Wagers. 3! - F K; Reserve Scores Norwood 43 Purcell 38 E Norwood 46 Madeira 47 E Norwood 55 Coferain 51 Norwood 60 Mariemont 34 , Norwood 47 Mt. Healthy 54 Norwood 55 Greenhills 25 E Norwood 41 Oak HiJIs 71 g Norwood 50 Northwest 52 E Norwood 50 Forest Park 30 ' Norwood 48 Colerain 65 E Norwood 58 Anderson 61 E E Norwood 62 Nonhwest 57 F Norwood 83 Lebanon 69 E Norwood 48 Oak Hills 45 Norwood 49 Mt. Healthy 50 Norwood 65 Anderson 58 Norwood 54 Forest Park 53 Norwood 64 Greenhills 56 153 Teamwork and concentration is the key for the Girlst Basketball Team. TOP LEFT: Beth Fitzpatrick starts the play as Patti McCaffrey and Beth Bowdon get into position. TOP RIGHT: Donna Shular attempts to find a teammate to avoid getting tied up for a jump ball. BOTTOM RIGHT: Back Row: Liz Saylor, manager; Donna Goodman, De- bbie Harp, Lisa Stonecipher, Patty McCaffrey, Beth Bow- don. Betty Marksbury, Julie Crouch, Coach Buede. Front Row: Bonnie Mitchell, Maria Kothe, Mary Lou Romanello. captain; Beth Fitzpatrick. FAR TOP LEFT: Beth Bowdon jumps center as Patti MCCaffrey and Mary Lou Romanello wait to see where the ball goes. FAR MIDDLE LEFT: Mary Romanello looks for a teammate to cut across the lane for a pass. FAR MIDDLE RIGHT: Bonnie Mitchell shoots over the defense as Sherry Gar- rett and Mary Ellen Jaspers move in for the rebound. FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Members of the Varsity squad watch the action from the bench. 154 Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood Sectionals Norwood Norwood Varsity Scores Turpin Oak Hills Mt. Healthy Forest Park Colerain Anderson Nonhwest Indian Hill McCauley 155 The Reserve team begins with the fundamentals. TOP RIGHT: Jackie Truesdale jumps center for Norwood. MIDDLE LEFT: Norwood1s defense stops Forest Park. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mary Ellen Jaspers shoots a free throw for Norwood. BOTTOM RIGHT: Back Row: Donna Greiwe. Sherry Garrett, Vicki Combs. Kari Junker, Jackie Truesdale, Marion Curtis, Donna Shular. Mary Ellen Jas- pers, Coach Prather. Front Row: Thelma McCane. Jeanne Lamb, Lisa Mastin, Kathy Davenport. Reserve Scores Norwood 13 Turpin 11 Norwood 7 Oak Hills 29 Norwood 9 Mt. Healthy 31 Norwood 18 Forest Park 29 Norwood 7 Colerain 28 Norwood 8 Anderson 19 Norwood 17 Northwest 31 156 Pride keeps the wrestlers at work. TOP LEFT: Back Row: Chip Steger, Joe Zimmerman, Jim Kelsch, Gary Ross, Mike Brooks, Cliff Carrier, Tom Tan- ner, Don Gay, Dwayne Ballouh Front Row: Bobby Heiton, manager; Vince Spauiding, Tim Havens. Tim MiracJe. Jim Croweak, manager MIDDLE: Don Gay displays the style that made him Norwood's winningest wrestler this yearh BOTTOM LEFT: Gary Ross shows the pain of wrestling. Varsity Scores Norwood 20 Greenhirls 38 Norwood 28 Purcell 38 Norwood 22 Mi Iford 40 Norwood 39 Turpin 16 Norwood 51 Finneytown 16 Norwood 38 Forest Park 18 Glen Este Tournament 5th Indian Hill Tournament 51h League Tournament 6th 157 To advance to the varsity keeps the reserve team on the mat. TOP RIGHT: Mike Brooks reaches forthe opposing wres tler's hand. MIDDLE RIGHT: Jim Keisch uses his strength against his opponent. BOTTOM RIGHT: Vince Spaulding sets his opponent up for a move. FAFi TOP LEFT: Back Row: Doug Brotherton. Dennis Smith! Mark Morgan, Gary Gamble, Ron Ross. Tim Weitlauf, Doug Pennington, Jeff Garrison, Tim Chinn, Jeff Bali, Scott Weinheimer. Front Row: Bobby Hellon, manager; Jim Croweak, man- ager. FAR MIDDLE LEFT: Chip Steger has his hand raised in victory. FAFi MIDDLE RIGHT: Dyke Cesco locks up his opponent. FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Garry Ross tries to pin his opponent. 158 WW... 159 The Swim Team works hard to be competitive in the water. FAR TOP: Bob Meyung does the butterfly for Norwoodt FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Two Norwood swimmers come off the starting blocks. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: John Nabor is doing the breast stroke. TOP LEFT: Joe Nabor gets his start on the backstroke. BOTTOM LEFI : Back Row: Bob Meyung, Ed Mueller, Kevin Clark, Joe Nabor, Scott Herr ris, Coach Baker. Front Row: Beverly Owens, Tim Town, Greg Wiles, John Nabor, Denny Angel, Beth Griffis. 161 rlrw. . llHl Ll. yt'i'r Coming into a new atmosphere the sophomores had a challenging task be- fore them. Not only did they have to ad- just to the senior high school, but they had to work toward making their follow- ing years successful ones. In order to raise money for their junior year, the sophomores sold allepurpose cleaner. The sophomores worked hard and look- ing back wondered if it was all worth- while. From the events during sophomore year there were both painful and beautiful memories, but gazing at the scattered pictures of these times behind us, we will remember the way things were and be glad we were involved. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Patty McMulIin, president: Tracy Cox, treasurer; Ginny Krebs, secretary; Linda Adams, vice-president. Tony Abbatiello Jeffery Adams Jensey Adams Linda Adams Wayne Adams Michael Adkins Daniel Alloway Tony Alsip Sheila Anderson Teresa Andler Mary Alyward Onve Baird Ron Baird Jodie Baker Jeffrey Ball Patricia Banker Larry Barber Gary Barker Tim Barker Leesha Barnes Keith Beckelheimer James Behan Karlene Benjamin Tony Berling Jeffrey Bigelow Steve Bishop Tracy Bishop Jeffrey Blanton Eileen Boeddecker Mike Boelleke Lesa 30995 Dallas Bowman Kenneth Bowman Mike Braden Tim Braden Beverly Bradley Dwayne Bradley Donna Branscum Paul Breuer Lloyd Brewer Martin Brinkdopke Darwin Brooks Kimberly Brooks Paul Brotherton Barbara Brown Cindy Brown Jeffrey Brown Mary Ann Brown Pamela Brown Michael Bruner Mary Br ce Sandra uhr Pamela Burnett Carol Caddell Johnny Calhoun Randy Campbelt Connie Cancaro Mark Carter Chester Centers Kim Cesco Vivian Childers Timothy Chinn Charlene Clark Maria Clark Richard Clark Ricky Clem Robert Colley Vicki Combs Melanie Conners Nyoka Cope LEFT: Vickie Combs checks the engine of the Driver's Edu- cation car before driving it. 155 TOP LEFT: Jeff Garrison. Tony Abbatiello, and Rick Turner concentrate on music and in- structions so they can sing to perfection. TOP RIGHT: As In- dianettes, Ginny Krebs, Carol Caddell, Laurie Wiles. Paula Reynolds find group practice beneficial. Amy Costelto Patrick Cox Steve Cox Tracy Cox Tangela Crawford WendelI Crawford Carolyn Crockett Roberta Cromer Julie Crouch Ronda Croucher James Croweak James Crum Marian Curtis Ronald Dalton Robert Daniels Sonja Darling Teresa Darling Kathy Davenport Jack Davidson Dianna Davis Mary Davis Tracey Davis Ken Dawson Michael Day Edwin Decker Samuel Devine Kim Diamond Vickie Dick Donald Diebold Clifford Dillon Mark Dishon Rocky Dixon Nancy Dunn Cindy Earls Connie Edwards Randy Eggleston Brenda Elam Joyce Elliott Rebecca Ellis Sharon Emerson Linda Ernspiger James Erte! 166 Steven Ertel David Farmer Karen Faulkner Denneth Fee Patricia Feighery Donna Feldhaus Carol Ferguson Bryan Fisher Carolyn Ford Bud Forman Randy Frost Steve Fryman Randy Fugett Patricia Funk Eve Gabbard Gary Gamble Garry Garrett Jeff Garrison David Garvey Leo Geraci Sharon Gibson Bobby Gilreath Mary Goecke Daniel Goens Doug Goins Kim Gosser Timothy Gosser Matt Gray Vicki Green Paula Greer Donna Greiwe Kim Grubbs Christine Guy Colleen Guy Pamela Hale Linda Hamblin Thurmon Hampton Mark Harmon Carol Harris Molly Harris Ronda Harris Tammy Hart 167 Sandra Harvey Tim Havens Annette Hayes Douglas Hayward Tammy Heeb Elvis Heiton Vicki Henderson Collsen Hendley James Henley Sandy Henry Christine Hensley Deborah Hewitt Clyde Hill Terry Hill Rodney Hinds Nhan Tu Ho Shelly Hobbs Timothy Hofmann Pamela Hollen Darrell Holt Mark Hoosier Bonita Hoskins Karen Armstrong and Claudia Lay find extra time to chit chat before returning to OWE. class. Cheryl Hoskins Michael Hoskins Mark Howard Carrie Huffaker Cathy Hughes David Hughes Lisa Hughes Paula Humble Harold Hunt Thomas Hunt Daniel Hursh Phyllis Iorfida Chris Isaacs Sheila Isaacs Jay Janzen Mary Jaspers Michael Jinks Lisa Johnson Randy Johnson Teresa Johnson Charles Johnson 168 Robert Meyung. Barry Wiles, and Tracy Cox teach Jackie Pruett the hustle before the half-time show on Friday night Timothy Jones Timothy P. Jones Wilmer Jones Kari Junker Demetra Kaitsos Carolyn Kelly Sherry King Susan Klosterman Maria Kothe Mike Kramer Robert Kramer Virginia Krebs Mike Kroell Christine Laake Steve Lagory Jeannie Lamb Joetta Lamping Jeffrey Lane Claudia Lay Danny Layne Geneva Leach Kim Leininger Becky Lillie Kenneth Lomboy Rodney Love Carolyn Lykfns Donald Lynch Kim Mabley Jamie Marion Jeanna MartEn Jim Martin Tim Martin Lisa Mastin Jackie McAbee Barbara McAffry Mike McCaffrey Shelby McCall Janna McCullah Mike McDowell Kenneth McErIane Nathan McKee Kevin McKeehan Linda McLane 169 Patricia McMuIIin Jeannie Meacham Tina Meadors Charles Meece Timothy Meece William Meece Kevin Messer Mary Meyer Robert Meyung Tammy Miles Jeffrey Miller Steven Miller Timothy Miracle Shelly Misch Bonnie Mitchell Jennifer Mize Jeffrey Monde Marcy Moody Deborah Moore Deborah Moreland Mark Morgan Tina Morton Jeffrey Motz Diana Meyers Jack Mozzone Edward Mueller James Nelson David Nolte Lou Ann Nolte Kathy Nunley Alfred O'Conner Patricia O'Connor Timothy O'Keefe Cathy Osborne Tracy Osborne Jeffery Parker Mary Parker Tracy Parker Larry Partin Jimmy Patterson Kelvin Patterson Terry Paul RIGHT: Senior Andy Stankovics sells elevator passes to two unsuspecting sophomores, Bob Gilreath and Chester Centers. MIDDLE: Bob Giireath and Chester Centers use their elevator passes to get to and from classes. FAR RIGHT: Bob Gilreath and Chester Cen- ters use their elevator passes for the last time as Miss Guentert catches them. 170 Doug Pennington Allen Perkins Linda Perry Patricia Perry Kenneth Phelps Robin Picklesimer Troy Pierce Mike Popp Melody Pribble William Price Mary Prues Jackie Pruett Adam Puccini Rhonda Puckett David Quillen Kim Rakel Joyce Ramsey Brenda Randolph Terry Rawlings Timothy Ray Kevin Reedy Paula Reynolds Sharon Reynoids Susan Reynolds Vicki Reynolds Rickey Richardson Becky Richmond Melanie Ripperger Beth Roberts David Roberts Kathy Rogers David Rolsen Barbara Rose Pamela Rose Randy Ross Ronald Ross Larry Rusk Herman Ryan Jean Salzl Donna Sands Beverly Sayler Richard Schmidt 171 TOP LEFT: Jeff Motz hasn't learned that you don't throw books from the fourth floor lid brary. TOP RIGHT: Pat Feighery adapts quickly to senior high life. FAR TOP LEFT: Sopho- mores Melanie Conners and Debbie Lockaby discover that student driving can be fun. FAR TOP RIGHT: Ann Tepe rests briefly before a volleyball practice session. George Schneider Patricia Schroeder Mike Schulte Martha Segrist Lorrie Shadden Debbie Shank Vickie Shank Charlotte Sharp Donna Shular Tim Siebel Tina Sims Jeif Singleton Marilyn Singleton Janet Smith Steven Smith William Snapp Jim Spencer Brenda Spurlock Alice Stacey Mark Staples Chip Steger Robert Stephens Steve Stidham Faith Stockton Lisa Stonecipher Mike Streaker Cindy Strobel Regina Sturgill Scott Sullivan Carl Sutton Barry Teegarden Ann Tepe Kim Thomas Rhonda Thomas Nancy Timerding Brenda Tims Craig Tomlinson Jackie Truesdell Phyllis Tucker Jeff Vanover Louis Varga Billy Vogt 172 nmwpI-Jsam WMWV Tim Wagner Melissa Walker Tony Wall Tim Warman Mike Watson Mark Watt Loretta Weaver Jeffery Webb Gregory Webster David Weingartner Scott Weinheimer Debbie Wetherbee Kim Whitaker Lora Wiles Theresa Williams Wesley Williams Cathy Williamson 55; Anita Wilson . .15 r -. Coy Wilson , 'V. Jerry Wilson , J K Rf Paul Wiison i . 1- 1 Stephen Wilson Kay Wiseman Kim Wiseman Ronald Wissman Della Witte Debbie Woodrum Sandy Wright Jeffrey Yancey Cynthia Young 173 Kka , 3A Extracurricular activities are vitai in the development of a student's character. Clubs provided students with a variety of activities from which to choose. This vari- ety attempted to satisfy each individual's interests and talents. These activities P were not only for educational purposes but aiso for enjoyment, Through involve- ment in clubs students established new relationships with other students, gained new values and ideals, learned the meane ing of fellowship, leadership, and services for themselves w personal satisfaction, seif-confidence, and integrity. By participating in activities, students grew in poise and sociai consciousness through association with others. When we remembered the smiles and laughter, we asked ourselves if we would do it again if we had the chance. We remem- bered the way we were. TOP: The girls increase their knowledge through extra reading. BOTTOM: Apparently mythology is much more interesting and. according to Karen Jones, amusing. 176 A volleyball game, candy sale, and selling buttons highlighted the activities of Latin Club. TOP LEFT: Back Row: Bonita Hoskins, Dave Farmer, Patty Schroeder, Wayne Johnson, Tammy Higgins, Pat Ryan, Peggy Zimmerman, Debbie Uchtman, Helen Be- nge. Miss Parris, Troy Pierce, Jerry Jordan. Second Row: Vicki Combs. Jackie McAbee, Cindy Brown, Peggy Jas- pers, Sharon Winzig, Rene Ripperger, Rose Trentman. Third Row: Melanie Hipperger, Brigette Wright, Celeste Yancey, Ruth Davis Teresa Brock, Mike Schuits. Steve Marshall, Jenny Mize, Rocky Dixon, Ed Mueller. Front Row: Debbie Pitman, treasurer; Sue Hendricksr secrer tary; Denise Clark. Julie Motz, president. BOTTOM LEFT: Cindy Brown pins the Norwood High School buttons on President Julie Motz to show her enthusiasm for the club. BOTTOM RIGHT: Melanie Ripperger, Debbie Pit- man, and Sue Hendricks sell candy bars to Rick Richardson as a money-making project. 177 Spanish Club helps student experience a new language. TOP RIGHT: Back Row: Jim Truesdell, Tammy Niles, Ann Tepe, Patty O'Connor. Dave Roberts, Dan Walters, Don Diebold, Phil Hogan, Rick Daniels, Mike Janzen, Lynn Hill, Debbie Popplewell. Third Flow: Ken Gibson, Hon Ross, Tim Siebel. Kevin McKeehan, Eve Gabbard, Teresa Spurlock, Patti Taylor. Jackie Truesdell. Jamie Marion, Kim Mabley, Martin Meighen. Second Row: Kenny Kelly. Todd Jackson, Carolyn KeHy. Joe Wellman, Tom Romanello, Margit Mastern. Kathy Coles. Front Row: Terri Davison, treasurer; Mark Rohrig. president; Nancy Carr, secretary; Kim Stanton, vice-president BOTTOM LEFT: Terri Andler attempts to capture the Spanish look, BOTTOM RIGHT: These are the Spanish Club officers doing one of their many jobs as officers. , , .? 178 Spanish National Honor Society is made up of a selective group of outstanding Spanish students. TOP LEFT: Jenny Turck, Janice Truesdell. and Phil Hogan compare scenic pictures of Spain BOTTOM LEFT: Back Row: Tim French, Gary Lewis, Tim Heywood. Dave Roberts. Don Diebold. Mike Jansen. Second Row: Lynn Hill. Phil Hogan. Third Row: Mary Lou Romanello, Kim Stanton Nancy Carr. Ann Tepe. Fourth Row: Lisa Boggs, Kari Junker, Jenny Turck, Janice Truesdell, Steve Stidham. Front Row: Dean Elliott. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tammy Miles and Tim French enjoy reading Spanish lit- erature. 180 BER Bake sales, French cuisines, early morning meetings, French monopoly, highlighted this yeafs French Club. FAR TOP RIGHT: Lisa Whalen and Tim Barker play French monopoly during a French Club meeting. FAR LEFT: Cathy Davenport and Maria Kothe look at French slides while Sherry Garrett and Pam Paul find where France is located. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Secretary Sherry Garrett, Eric Timerding, Mrs. Rider. Pres- ident Kim Fisher, and Treasurer Pam Paul study a French menu from the Maisonette. TOP LEFT: Rocky Dickson rakes up a Hamil- ton Taft player as the French Club float heads down Sherman Aw enue. BOTTOM: Back Row: Chip Burwinkel. Greg Cooper, Tim Barker. Kim Cesco, Sue Fenske, Jerry Boeckmann Second Row: Sherry Garrett, Secretary; Kim Fisher, president; Pam Paul. trea- surer; Tracy Parker. Beth Bowden. Tom Hoffman, Patti Funk. Third Row: Tracey Martin, Ruth Best, Kathy Rogers, Marcia Ross, Cathy Davenport. Duane Thompson. Janice Truesdale, Lisa Whalen Front Row: Cathy Dean, Jenny Trauth, Margaret Heinz, Mary Lynn Kennedy, Carolyn Lykins. Marcy Moody,JanetSmi1h, Ginny Krebs. 'D'LM WLnW1Tm?AtH :rrvvwnu, 1B1 Business Education for onment after IOFS prepares sen full Ime emp -t Ion. grad uat 182 A. . 43; . $M'G FAR TOP LEFT: Tammy Hinds attends classes in the af- ternoon after working in the junior high office during the morning FAR TOP RIGHT: Anola Elam finishes her classwork before working in the media center in the af- ternoon. FAR BOTTOM: Back Row: Teresa Krebs, presi- dent; Beverly Owens, Becky Eddingfield, Cathy Roe. De- bbie Glisson, vice'president; Barb Cappel. Second Row: Mrh Dietz. Anola Elam, Valerie Roach, Linda Frazier, Barb Martin, Janis Schmidt, secretary; Becky Banks, Tammy Hinds, Kim Schlie. Patti Wilson. Wanda Lanaham. Front Row: James Martin, Ray Pendell, David Kushman. trea- surer, TOP LEFT: First there are classes for Linda Frazier, than her job in the media center. BOTTOM LEFT: Tammy Hinds listens attemively for her next assignment. 183 I 1B4 Distributive Education students prepare for a variety of sales opportunities. FAR TOP RiGHT: Back Row: Sandy Schuman. Dian Mes- ser, Joe Sager, Judy Patterson, secretary; Rick Schalk, Tom Snapp, Dennis Daniel. Dan Gatiney. treasurer; Jim Shelby, Mr. DeSouza, Second Row: Allison Rodgers, Patty Hammann, president; Jeff Lillard, vice-president; Sharon Soellner, Steve Cox, JoAnn Ro . Front Row: Jan Frazier, Brenda Mullins. Diane Clark, obert Watt. FAR MIDDLE LEFT: Jan Frazier works as a dental assistant. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Dian Messer enjoys the excite- ment of the Homecoming Parade. TOP LEFT: Jim Shelby, Teresa Krebs, Barb Cappel and Kim Schile depart for the business world. BOTTOM LEFT: Bob Watt. Judy Patter, gen, and Joe Sager put new fashions in the display win- ow. I 'i. V :i'h MIR Lfr'llfiil mm, n..u. 185 O.W.E. encourages students to become more active in school related projects as well as job related activities. TOP MIDDLE: With uniform in hand. Mike Day hurries to work after compleiing his classes at school, TOP RIGHT: Amanda Adams leaves school to start her working day BOTTOM RIGHT: Back Row: Mrs. Bruetting, John With- row, Tom Oaks, Charies Fisher, Rick Prather, Bud Forman, Chris lsaacs. Second Row: Mike Day, Rick Kempf, Duane Barton, Rick Richardson, Mark Stewart. Front Row: De- bbie Lacinak, AI Estes, Dave Davidson, Amanda Adams, Bill Richards 186 Representatives from each homeroom keep records and collect money from the students forthe SILHOUETTE. TOP LEFT: Back Row: Faye Fender, Maria Fancher. Sec 0nd Row: Ruth Best, Brigette Wright, Lisa Giacci. Kathy Rogers, Jaimie Marion, Kim Mullins, Chester Centers. Lisa Whalen, Torn Hoffman, Dan Smith. Front Row: Vic- kie Touris, Pat Ryan, Rose Trentman, Martha Segrist, Mary Goecke. BOTTOM LEFT: Brigette Wright and Teresa Coffey find a customer for the yearbook. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Miss Ware counts the money brought in by the representatives on a collection day. A QXQEKXW 1B7 TOP LEFT: Rick Turner, Jeff Hart, and Dwayne Ballou work on captions for the next deadline, TOP RIGHT: Miss Smith talks to Mary Lou Romanello and Brenda Burns about division pages, while the rest of the staff works on layouts. TOP MIDDLE: Rita Ray, Lisa Giacci, Ruth Best, and Tammy Pennington work on layouts. an important preparation for each page. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rick Richardson, Dwayne Ballou, and Terri Shular get a pre- view of the pictures as they decide what will be included in the annual. FAR TOP LEFT: Dwayne Ballou checks some pictures as Rick Turner and Jeff Had write cap- tions, FAR TOP RIGHT: Lisa Giacci. Hose Trentman, and Lem Reynolds approve a picture to go into the SILHOU- ETTE. FAR BOTTOM: Back Row: Miss Smith, publica- tions adviser; Mary Lou Romanello, editor-in-chief; Hose Trentman. Tammy Pennington, Kim Fisher. Ruth Best. Front Row: Brenda Burns. assistant editor; Lem Reynolds, Lisa Giacci. business manager; Rita Ray, Terri Shular, Beth Fitzpatrick, Rick Richardson. Dwayne Bal- lou. 188 The SILHOUETTE Staff worked hard to produce an interesting yearbook depicting life at Norwood High. .m $AWAMKM. 13:5 189 TOP LEFT: Maria Fancher takes a break to read Esprit. TOP RIGHT: Rick Genton demonstrates how to sell the magazine. BOTTOM RIGHT: Back Row: Ricky Genton, Mary Lynn Kennedy. Steve Jessie, Katie O'Connor, Sheila Stears, Debbie Smith, Beth Bowdon. Second Flow; Vickie Hill, Tracey Martin, Debbie Pitman, Pat Ryan. Front Row: Tammy Higgins, Donna Goodman. Maria Fancher. 190 Members of Esprit Staff have combined their talents into producing a yearly booklet containing poetry, stories, and essays written by fellow students. The Mirror Staff mm W mm worked to produce ll! SALSIHELUE both the newspaper and the unique Newsreel. TOP LEFF: Donna Wilson and Joe Naber ride on this yeafs winning Homecoming float. MIDDLE LEFT: Jim Tanner, Donna Wilson, and Kim Wysong edit material for the Newsreel. MIDDLE RIGHT: Rick Bales. Ms. Garrett, and Joe Naber set copy for the next issue of the Mirror. BOTTOM LEFT: Back Row: Joe Naber, Rick Bales, Dan Wickemeyer, Donna Wilson, Jeff Hart. Front Row: Jim Tanner, Kim Wysong, MsA Garrett, Jean Hurley, Jeff Witt 191 Chorus is open to all students who wish to participate in vocal music. FAR TOP LEFT:.FAR BOTTOM: MIDDLE LEFT: Chorus performs at the Christmas Concert. TOP MIDDLE: Back Row: Bob Kramer, Gary Ross, Paul Keith, Tim Alsip, Scott Harris, Rick Turner, Bob Hamilton, Mike Schulte. Steve Wilson, Terry Helton, Rick Daniels, Kirt Smith, Mark Atha, Brian Huff, Matthew ray, Wesley Williams. Larry Bush. Second How: John Hinkle, Chuck Meece, Jeff Garrison. David Buck, Tim Warman. Ed Krechting, Melody Wetherbee, Sharon Jones. Missy Duncan, Karen Richmond. Vicky Touris, Ruth Martin, Kim Mabley, De- bbie McWhorter, Valerie Henderson, Pam Burnett, Terry Andler, Toni Sweeney, Tim Jones, Bob Daniels, Tim Mar- tin. Third How: Annette Phelps, Pat Kettler, Lorrie Shad- den, Pam Strunk. Charlene Clark, Patty Funk, Vicky Hud- son, Delesia Edwards. Teresa Coffey, Nancy Dunn, Terri Shular, Brenda Tims, Pam Brown. Kathy Thomas, Jana McCullah, Beth Griffis, Vicky Bigelow, Sherry King. Judy Mathis, Theresa Romanello. Front Row: Cindy Young. Teresa Baker, Kathy Rogers. Vicky Seiter, Carri Huffaker, Becky Prues, Mary Ellwein. Diane Messer, Jackie McAbee, Molly Harris, Bev Bradley, Alice Staceyi Teresa Brock, Fay Fender, Diane Smith, Rose Trentman, Beth Roberts, Theresa Bryant, Lynn Witt, Ruth Davis, Mrs. White, advisor. TOP RIGHT: Chorus exercises before class. BOTTOM LEFT: Rick Daniels sings a solo during the concert 193 The Silhouette? strive for professionalism both in appearance and performance TOP LEFT BACK ROW: Rodney Owens, Vickie Bigelow, Craig Miller. Bonita Jordan, Rick Danieis, Patti Ryan, Bryan Huff, Beth Bowdon, Tim Alsip Second Row: Brenda Bums Bob Hendricks, Kim Wysong, Vicki Seiter. Barb Haynes, Chris Leary, Debbie F'opplewell Third Row: Kirt Smith, Teresa Bryant. Gary Ross, Ceieste Yan- cey, Paul Keith, Eric Timerding. Front Row: Jack Jones, Joe Zimmerman. Mr, Ward, Ron Dalton. MIDDLE LEFT: HThe Silhouettes present a Sunday evening Christmas Concert. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Silhouettes perform at Indian Creek during the Christmas season. 194 Jazz Band performs for the National Honor Society card party, at Surrey Square and for various other programs. TOP LEFT: The Jazz Band warms up before their per- formance. TOP RIGHT: Susan Hendricks, Joe Zimmer- man, Cindy Brown and Barb Nixon enjoy playing their individual instruments. BOTTOM LEFT: Back row: Ron Dalton. Jack Jones, Liz Saylor. Tammy Higgins, Wayne Johnson, Barb Nixon, Cindy Brown, Joe Zimmerman. Second Row: Robin Davis, Greg Cooper, Dean Elliott, Mark Hoosier. Susan Hendricks, Front Row: Tracy Cox, Phil Hogan, Randy Alexander, Dave Stratton, Marilyn Bal- Iardr 195 Girls, Ensemble performs for both schooland community groups. TOP RIGHT: Back Row: Carrie Huffaker, Nancy Dunn, Sue Hendricks, Kim Schmidt. Second Row: Sheila Steers, Patty Ryan. Vicki Hill. Vicky Bigelow. Front Row: Janet Smith, Theresa Romanello, Debbie Roberts, Lynn Witt. BOTTOM RIGHT: A member of the Conservatory of Music accompanies the Ensemble at the Christmas con- cert. 196 Mixed Ensemble is a selected group of students who perform at many functions throughout the school and community. - V 1 5;; g1 TOP LEFT: Back Row: Phil Hogan, Terry Herton. Eric Timerdfng. Rick Daniels, Second Row: Paul Keith. Bob Hamilton. Tim Jones, Brian Huff. Third Row: Mary Lynn Kennedy, Patty Ryan. Vicky Bigelow. Kim Schmidt. Front Row: Brenda Burns, Sherry King, Kim Wysong, Debbie Roberts, MIDDLE RIGHT: Kim Schmidt and Patty Ryan perform at dramatic dance at the Thanksgiving Assem- bly. BOTTOM LEFT: Mixed Ensemble entertains teachers from Loveland. Madeira, and Norwood at an in-service day. 197 TOP RIGHT a; FAR BOTTOM LEFT: The woodwind sec- tion solos at the Concert, BOTTOM: Back Row: Jackie Pruett, Ron Dalton, Tony Wall, Patty Lyons, Melanie Rip- perger, Julie Motz, Rodney Owens, Eric Timerding, Mark Dishon. Second Row: Bob Hendricks, Kim Schmidt, Patty Schroeder, Debbie Roberts. Tammy Higgins. Tim Weit- Iauf, Vickie Hill, Robin Davis, Dean Eiliot. Third Row: Gerald Gabbard, Darlene Sullivan, Lem Reynolds, Louis Varga. Bob Meyung, Liz Saylor, Dave Buck, Wilmer Jones. Steve Marshall, Greg Cooper. Barb Nickson, Wayne Johnson, Cindy Brown, Mike Davisx David Farmer, Donna Mellett, Bob Hamilton, Randy Cox. Fourth Row: Janet Smith, Tim Jones, Randy Wiles, Jay Janzen, Julie Silber, Jenny Turck, Don Spradlin, Cathy Osborn, Marilyn Ballard, Dave Stratton, Karen Jones, Richard Clark, Phil Hogan, Tracey Martin, Front Row: Mary Lynn Kennedy. Marcia Ross, Tracy Davis, Patti Ryan, Kathy Schroeder, Yvonne Casada, Judy Wilson. Debbie Woodrum, Danny Hursh, Craig Miller, Mike Wilson, Sue Hendricks. FAR TOP a FAR BOTTOM LEFT; The brass section performs during the Christmas concert. Concert Band practices daily in preparation for concerts. 198 TOP RIGHT: The band plays and does the Hustle. MIDDLE RIGHT: The band leaves the field after the Na- tional Anthem. BOTTOM LEFT: Senior Dean Elliott plays a trombone solo during the Homecoming haIf-time show. FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Majorettes Jenny Manzi and Terri Osborn. BOTTOM RIGHT: Learning a new haIf-time show can be very hectic. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Field commanders Mary Lynn Kennedy and Rodney Owens. 200 Marching Band performs during half-time at football games for the complete enjoyment of the crowds. Back Row: Tammy Higgins, Lemuel Reynolds, Bryan Fisher, Dean Elliott. Robin Davis, Eric Timerding, Mark Dishon, David Farmer, Vicki Hill, Tim Weitlauf, Jennie Turck, Robert Meyung. Second Row: Wayne Johnson, Steve Marshall. Greg Cooper. Louis Varga, Mike Wil- son. Sue Hendricks, Jim Jones, Tracy Martin, Richard Clark, Phil Hogan, Dave Stratton, Randy Alexander, Wirmer Jones Third Row: Rod Owens, Barb Nickson, David Buck, Bob Hendricks Debbi Roberts, Bonita Hoskins. Randy Wiles, Danny Hursch, Rick Eagan, Patty Schroeder, Julie Crouch, Marilyn Ballard, Bob Hamilton, Donna Mellett, Handy Cox4 Fourth Row: Mary Lynn Kennedy. Jay Janzen, Kim Schmidt. Cathy Osborn, Darrene Sullivan. Mike Davis, Cindy Brown, Judy Wilson, Patty Ryan, Carrie Huffaker, Jackie Pruitt, Tracy Davis, Kathy Schroeder, Maria Kothe. Fifth Flow: Jenny Manzi, Sharon Reynolds, Sharon Winzig Karen Jones. Terri Barber, Paulette Sampieri, Debbi Burton. Theresa Romanello, Paula Reynolds. Carolyn Lykins, Donna Feldhaus. Tina Morton, Penny Barber. Lesa Helton, Caro! Caddell, Michelle Hughes. Rene Ripperger, Sandy Harvey, Terri Osborn. Front Row: Ginny Krebs, Tammy Hart. Pam Adkins, Mary Lynn Prues. Sandy Grimes, Nancy Carr, Barb Brown, Don Spradlin, Tony Wail, Cliff Carrier, Craig Miller. Julie Motz, Ron Dalton, Pat! Lyons, Cathy Hill. Ann Tepe, Lori Wiles, harlotte Sharp. Tina Sims, Terry Harvey. 201 Back Row: Nancy Carr, Cathy Hill, Barb Brown, Ann Tepe. Jenny Manzi, Sandy Harvey, Tina Sims. Charlotte Sharp. Second Flow: Judy Wilson. Melanie Ripperger, Karen Jones. Sharon Winzig, Donna Feldhaus. Vicki Hill, Patti Ryan, Janet Smith. Center: Paulette Sampieri1 Penny Barber, Teresa Homanello, Rene Hipperger. Terry Harvey, Debbie Burton Third Row: Teri Osborne. Lori Wiles, Sandy Grimes, Tammy Hart, Pam Adkins, Mary Lynn Prues. Front Row: Michelle Hughes. Tina Morton, Ginny Krebs, Sharon Reynolds, Lesa Helton, Carolyn Ly- kins, Paula Reynolds, Terri Barber, Carol Caddell Not Pictured: Vicki Loomis, sergeant; Gwen Murray, man aget 202 The lndianettes put out much time and effort to provide variety and enjoyment at both basketball and football games throughout the year while also working to receive top ratings in competition. FAR MIDDLE RIGHT: Ginny Krebs. along with fellow In- dianenes. practices a kick routine in the lower halls. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Donna Feldhaus, Tina Morton, and Michelle Hughes seem to enjoy themselves while being led by Rene Ripperger in a practice. TOP LEFI': The In- dianettes accompany the band during a haIf-time per- formance. BOTTOM LEFT: Teresa Romanello, Lesa Hel- ton, Terry Harvey. and Tammy Hart go through a routine on the practice field outside school. 203 TOP RIGHT: David Farmer, Wilmer Jones, Cindy Brown, Mike Davis and Kenny Kingery combine their talents to make up the trumpet section of the Pep Band. MIDDLE LEFT: Back Row: Dave Stratton. Dean Elliott, Greg Cooper, Wayne Johnson, Tammy Higgins. Second Flow: Mike Wilson. Gerald Gabbard, Barb Nickson. Third Row: Mike Davis, Patty Schroeder, Tracy Davis. Fourth Row: Darlene Sullivan. Tracy Martin. Marilyn Ballard. Mary Lynn Kennedy, Rick Eagen. Fifth Row: Julie Silber, De- bbie Roberts. Bob Hendricks, Richie ClarkV Sixth Row: Danny Hursh, Kim Schmidt, Phil Hogan. Wifmer Jones. Louis Fargo. Front Row: Craig Miller, Robin Davis, Steve Marshall. Don Spradlin, Kathy Schroeder, Eric Timerding, Kath Osborne, Rodney Owens. Bob Hamil- ton. MIDDLE RI HT: Craig Mirler enjoys playing drums. BOTTOM RIGHT: Phil Hogan and Richard Clark concen- trate on perfecting their haIf-time music. 204 The Pep Band entertains the spectators at the basketball 5H, -.. - kg r Newly formed G.I.A. promotes spirit and enthusiasm in girls athletics. TOP: Back Row: Marion Curtis, Liz Sayfor, Irma Richardson, Kathy Partin, Kathy Shrader, Rita Bradford, Pam Rose. Second Row: Kim Wysong, Chris Guy, Chris Laake, Betty Marksbury, Collie Guy. Annie Tepe, Melanie Ripperger, Jody Baker. Third Row: Sue Fenske, Lisa Mastin, Kathy Davenport, Kari Junker, Annette Hayes. Vicki Hayes, Lisa Hughes. Fourth Row: Barb Nickson, Judy Mathis, Bonnie Mitchell, Lisa Stonecipher. Terry Davidson, Pam Burnett, Leta Hiles, Linda Ernspiger Fifth Row: Donna Shular, Lori Geraci, Pam Paul, eth Ak ridge, Sherry Garrett, Beth Bowdon. Donna Goodman Sixth Row: Bev Owens, Beth Griffis, Maria Kothe, Julie Crouch, Mary Ellen Jaspers, Mary Lou Romanello, Patti McCaffrey. Front Row: Ms. Buede, adviser; Teresa Brock, secretary; Beth Fitzpatrick, president; Jean Hur- ley, vice-president; Debbie Harp, treasurer; Mrs. Porr. adviser. BOTTOM LEFT: Teresa Brock. Chris Guy, and Beth Fitzpatrick prepare to enjoy G l.A. ptayday with ten- nis, volleyball, and basketbail respectively. 205 206 3:335:21: J51: 13.124: Em. - t ..s:mt2E?MAA-.a.s.m-. .4. ,. g anal? g z 2: , ,- r-. TOP RIGHT: Dyke Cesco, Julie Pegoli. and Vicki Touris put the finishing touches on the Pep Clubts Homecoming float before the parade, MIDDLE LEFT: Cathy Condron paints one of the annuat signs used to inform students of the team Norwood wishes to beat MIDDLE RIGHT: Vic- kie TourisV Cindy Stonecipher and Leta Hiles display the unity between classes that Pep Club promotes. FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Pam Barnett, Annette Touris and Julie PegoFi paint an Indian tor the upcoming football game. Pep Club strives to get maximum support at the various sports events. Back Row: Ruth Best, Melanie Ripperger, Janna McCul- Ioh, Leta Hiles. Vicky Touris, Pam Paul, Pam Barnett Second Row: Sharon Reynoids. Janet Smith, Kim Cesco, Andy Bolgzds. Third Row: Tammy Hinds, Rick Turner, Mary EIlwein, Travis Pierce, Matt Kroell, Karen Jones, Mark Rohrig. Fourth Row: Sharon Winzig, Cindy Sigmund. Sally Connolfy. Lori Geraci, Cindy Adair, Terry Davidson, Teresa Coffey, Greg Kummer, Tom Hoffman, Fifth Row: Kim Wysong, Sandy Harvey, Jeanna Martin, Vicky Roach, Kim Stanton, Patty McMuIIin, Jerry Jordan, Rick Daniels, Yvonne Casada, Jane Murphy, Hene Rip- perger, Betty Marksbury. Sixth Row: Jenny Trauth, Vicky Bigelow. Sherry Garrett, Missy Duncan, Becky Prues, Teresa Baker, Dan Smith. Seventh Row: Habus Trues- dale, Donna Goodman. Marcy Moody, Connie Edwards, Shelly Misch, Pam Hose, Cheri Scott, Michele Hughes. Eighth Row: Kathy Shrader, Rita Norfleet, Becky Brewer. Peggy Puckett, Debbie Pittman. Sheila Stears, Mrs. Nicholls. adviser; Tom Romanello. Jeff Hart, Nancy Mor- gan, Diane Smith, Gayle Reisert. Ninth Flow: Jodie Baker, Lisa Hughes. Lenora Norfleet, Sheila Isaacs, Karen Faulkner, Lena Curtis, Lesha Hensley, Mrsl Hoover, advi- sor; Ray Wisby, Joe Zimmerman, Joe Trauth, Tony Anzer. Front Row: Tammy Hart, Terry Harvey, Ginny Krebs, Marti Snapp, Hose Trentman, Dyke Cesco, president; Cindy Stonecipher, secretary; Cathy Condron, treasurer; Donna Wilson, vice-president. 207 3ww mu 174...;34muwm National Honor Society consists of members displaying outstanding qualities in knowledge, character, and leadership. TOP: Back Row: Joe Zimmerman, Dan Stidham, Kathy Schrader, Duane Thompson. vice-president; Jenny Trauth, Janice Truesdale. Marilyn Wesley, Mike WilsonA Second Row: Larry Brinkmeyer, Kurt Kuntz, Faith Shaw, Karen Teepen, Patti Roach, Debbie Ballou, Nancy Mor- gan. Julie Motz, Tammy Pennington. Kathy Richter, Rene Flipperger, secretary; Dave Ralph, Mary Lou Romanello, Paulette Sampieri, Vickie Schram, Sandy Schumann. Third Row: Coy Fugett. Margie Bientz, Brenda Alexan- der. Hose Nolte. Diane Floyd, Shaun Cole. Edie Burwinw kel. Joann Martin, Chris Eich, Marcia Hill, Janet Freeman, Rick Daniels, Teresa Davis, Hick Eagan, Becky Eddin- field. Diane Floyd, Gerald Gabbard, Kevin Hanrahan, treasurer; Bob Hendricks, Chris Leary, president; Patty Lyons. Fourth Row: Karen Morton, Darlene Miller, Sherry Bishop, Betse Finkle, Cindy Wood. Lynn Buquo, Debbie Moore, Larry ields, Denise Simiele, Bart Fredricks. Dave Parmalee, Richelle Parr. Carl Reynolds. Jane Strunk, Sherry Sykes, Marlene White, Patti Bastin, Vicki Bigelow, Andy Bolgzds. Sharon Brady, Cindy Case. Front Row: Dean Parsons, Miss Guentert, Mrs. Basham, Mr. Gesel- bracht, Pat Alsip, Brian Brewer. Rick Deaton. Doak De- Tellum, Jim Duesing, Steve Hess, Steve Horton, Michelle Liilie, Karen Mayne, Marlene Miller, Doris Murray. 208 Miss to r Society Darlene Miller lights the candles dur- g the induction ceremonies. BOTTOM RIGHT: Guentert turns to present the list of new members Dean Parsons. FAR BOTTOM: Lynn Buquo speaks of one of the characteristics of an H E. L D m M M O n O B president in .i?n.1l.x...;1 5.. . 210 The Student Council attempts to provide the needs and the wants of the students. FAR TOP RIGHT: The students voice their opinions about school affairs. FAR MIDDLE LEFT: Student Council par- tici ated with a float in the 1976 Homecoming parade. FA MIDDLE RIGHT: Andy Bolgzds and Duane Thompson await the donations of money to fill the class jugs during Spirit Week. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Back Row: Ray Wisbey, Chris Leary. Duane Thompson. Tammy Higgins, Bill Whitaker, Jeff Hart, Pam Paul, Chip Steger, Robin Picklesimer. Second Row: Jim Gillespie, Andy Bolgzds. Patti McMullin. Katie O'Connor. Nancy Morgan, Kim Cesco. Cindy Stonecipher, Mary Lynn Kennedy, De- bbie Pitman. Front Row: Marcie Moody, Ginny Krebs. Yvonne Casada, Karen Jones, Kevin Hanrahan, Michelle Hughes. Jenny Trauth. TOP LEFT: The Christmas tree presents a small problem before it can be decorated by Student Council members. BOTTOM: Andy Bolgzds and Duane Thompson discuss school issues. 211 N Club is for male students interested in promoting school athletics. TOP: Back Row: John Nabor, Mark Hohrig, Jim KEISCh, Jerry Jordan, Ed Acey. Mr. Littman. Second Row: Denny Angel, Joe Nabor. Tim Tanner, Gary Ross, Torn Hoffman. Third Row: Dwayne Thompson, Joe Zimmerman, Gary Walters, Dan Smith. Front Row: Scott Harris, Kevin Han- rahan, Steve Marshall, Dave Rolph, Greg Baird, Bobby Helton. Joe Trauth, Dave Hewitt. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mem- bers of N Ctub listen to their adviser. Mr. Littman. FAR TOP: A few of the guys take time to have some fun in the snow. FAR MIDDLE: Bob Helton, Greg Baird. and Tom Hoffman work in the bookstore that is run by N Club. FAR BOTTOM: Dyke Cesco, president, talks to the mem- bers about upcoming events 212 4. . . a WW h . 135M, Ev. 213 Math Club ' : introduces math . 4 Em tn 1-5 m w ha related fields to its members. TOP RIGHT: Bob Kramer, Sandy 80995 and Marilynn Wesley study the Metric System chart. MIDDLE RIGHT: Math Club members cheerfully help one another with their homework. BOTTOM RIGHT: Back How: John Nabor. Eric Kelly, Jerry Jordan, Joe Nabor, Ed Acey, Steve Marshall, Brian Prather. Bob Kramer, Travis Pierce, Jim Kelsch, Rick Richardson. Second Row: Mrs. Hester, Kari Junker, Gre g Kummer. Vickie Hill. Front Row: Marilynn Wesley. andy Boggs, Rick Genton, 214 rs? a! i ME! $3. Man Ltw amasv - h 1:! wi'r4$1mtl p P.A.L.S. is an organization whose purpose is to raise spirit by bringing the girls closer together as well as taking on community projects. TOP LEFT: Reneis secret pal thinks of an original way to send her a message. MIDDLE LEFT: Denise Ciark is caught by Teresa Coffey as she tries to sneak a present into her secret pal's locker. MIDDLE RIGHT: Cheri Scott, Terry Harvey, Ginny Krebs. Pam Nolte, and Tammy Hinds work on the Thanksgiving baskets, one of P.A.L,S. com- munity projects. BOTTOM LEFT: Back Fiow: Sally Con- nolly. Cindy Siegman, Mary Beth Brown. Lisa Whalen, Lisa Mastin. Kathy Davenport, Leta HilesV secretary; Mary Lou Romanelio, Tammy Hinds, vice-presidem; Leasha Hensley, Cheri Scott, president; Brenda Burns, Annette Touris. treasurer; Vickie Hiil, Kathy Rogers. Ann Tepe, Vickie Touris. Nancy Morgan. Second Row: Marcy Moody, Carolyn Lykins, Melanie Ripperger. Ruth Best, Nancy Carr, Cathy Condron, Vicky Bigelow. Rose Trentman, Ginny Krebs. Third Row: Janna McCuiIah, Sharon Reynolds, Teresa Coffey. Patty McMuIIin, Peggie Puckett, Denise Clark. Theresa Romanelio. Jane Murphy. Patti McCaffrey. Tammy Higgins, Yvonne Casada. From Row: Debbie Jo Popplewell. Sue Fenske, Terry Harvey, Pam Nolte, Lenora Norfleet, Annette Saylor, Roberta Cromer. Sheila Anderson, Debbie Pitman, Donna Good- man. A....... ................ 216 Library, Counselors, and Office Workers provide valuable services to the schooL FAR TOP: Library Workers h Debbie Harp, Kathy Schroeder, Bonita Hoskins. Beth Akridge. FAR BOTTOM: Counselors! Office Worker - Ron Coliins. TOP LEFT: Beverly Owens runs off dittos. one of many jobs as a co-op. BOTTOM: Office Workers - Karen Popp. Marilyn Eallard. Becky Richmond, Beverly Owens, Wanda Lena- an. 217 Senior Directory Kimberly Beth AbbatieHo General Edward Lee Acey CoIIege Preparatory Track 2,3; Cross Country 3; Latin Club 1; Math Club 3; N Club 2,3. Dennis Wayne Adams Vocational V.I.C.A. 3. Dona Rose Alexander Vocational Future Teachers of America 1; G,A.A. 1; Choir 1,2; Girls' Glee Club 1,2; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Senior Ciass President at Scarlet Oaks. Donald Allison General Rebecca Fay Alsip General Honor Guard. Stephen R. Amend General Betty Angel General Dorothy Bennett Art General Volleyball 1; Basketball 1; G.A.A. 1; Pep 011113 1; Counselors' Office Worker 1; Clinic Worker1,2. Donna Kay Matthews Atkins Vocational Danny Roy Ayers General Football 1; Baseball 1,2, caecaptain 3. Judith A. Bach College Preparatory S1LHOUETTE Representative 1. Gregory Wayne Baird General Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; N Club; Pep Club 1,2,3. Pamela Sue Baird College Preparatory Girls' Swimming 1,3; Concert Band1,2,3; Marching Band1,2,3;EsPrit1,2; Future Teachers of America 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Latin Club secretary 1, presi- dent 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Junior Achievement 1,2,3; Girls1 Glee Club 1,2; PALS. 3; The Man Who Came to Dinner. Deborah Lynn Baker Vocational 0.E.A. secretary 2, parliamentarian 3. Teresa Mae Baker General Senior Choir 2,3; Pep Club 3. Stanley Hick Baldwin General Hick Bales General Marilyn Irene Ballard General Girls1 Basketball 2, manager 3; Softball 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1; Office Worker 2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; West Side Story; The Music Man; Jazz Ensemble 2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3. Rebecca Banks Business Education Office Co-op 3; C.O.E. Club 3; Library Worker 2. Penny Lee Barber General Marching Band 1,2; Indianettes 1,2, captain 3; The Man Who Came to Dinner; Honor Guard. Patricia Lynn Bastin Vocational National Honor Society 2,3; 0.0.E.A. 2.3; O.E.A. president 2,3. RandaII Keith Bedell General Baseball 1. 218 David Mark Belieman General Wrestling 1,2; Football 1,2. Michael Antonio Belperio General Sherry Ann Bernard General Latin Club 1,2. Vicky Lynn Bigelow College Preparatory SeniorChorus1. robes co-manager 2,3, historian 3; Mixed Ensemble 2,3; Girls1 Ensemble 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; Girls' Glee Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; The Silhouettes 2,3; Vocal-Jazz Ensemble 1; Student Coun- cil1; PALS. 3; Girls1Council 1; Future Teachers of America 1; West Side SRtorgr; The Music Man; The Man Who Cane to Dinner; Fiddler on the 00 . Vickey Linn Blevins General Clinic Worker1,2,3; Honor Guard. Rhonda Lee Ann Bockenstette General G.A.A. 1. David Anthony Boeddeker, Jr. Vocational Andris Bolgzds College Preparatory Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; National Honor Society 2,3; N Club 1.2, vice- president 3; Pep Club 2,3; Buckeye Boys' State 2; Student Council 2, vice-president 3. Kim Darlene Bowman General Jeffrey Lee Bradford Vocational Sharon Ann Brady General National Honor Society 2,3. Diana Lynn Brewer Vocational Mary Beth Brown College Preparatory - Clinic Worker 3; French Club 2; Honor Guard; Health Careers Club secreg tary 1; Pep Club 2,3; P.A.L.S. 3; The Man Who Came to Dinner, Richard Brown College Preparatory Timothy Howard Brown Vocational Edward Gerald Bu rdett Vocational Brenda June Burns College Preparato Mixed Ensemble 3; Girls' Glee C1ub1,2; Honor Guard; SILHOUETTE Staff 2, co-editor 3; The Music Man; Senior Choir1,2; P.A.L.S. 3; The Silhou- ettes 1,2,3; Giris' Ensemble 1,2; Fiddler on the Roof. Henry Bernard Burwinkel III College Preparatory Cross Country 2,3; Wrestling 1.2; Football 1; French Club 1,3; N Club 1; SILHOUETTE Representative 1; Buckeye Boys' State 3. Patricia Sue Campbell College Preparatory French Club 1; Honor Guard; The Man Who Came to Dinner. Barbara Ann Cappel Business Education Girl's, Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2; Girls' Volleyball manager 1,2; C.0.E. Club 3; Office 00-013 3; G.A,A. 1; National Honor Society 2,3. Clifford Scott Carrier College Preparatory Cross Country 1: Wrestling 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Band Eugene Lyle Carter. Jr. Vocational Cynthia Suzanne Case Vocational Latin Club 1; National Honor Society 2,3; V.I.C.A. 2,3; SILHOUETTE Rep- resentative 2,3; Student Council 3. Gregory Scott Cavins Vocational Dyke E, Cesco College Preparatory Wrestling 3; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,3; Golf 3; Senior Class President; Pep Club 1, treasurer 2, president 3; N Club 1,2, president 3; The Music Man; The Man Who Came to Dinner. Sandra Kay Chambers General Debra Kay Chappel Vocational HERO. 2,3. Elizabeth Lynn Childers Vocational Diane Lynn Clark Vocational Concert Band 1; Distributive Co-op; Honor Guard; Health Careers Cfub 1; Marching Band 1; D.E.C.A. 2,3. Michael Lee Coffman Vocational Donald Murrell Collins General Aiken High School 1; Felicity High School 2; Swimming. Ronald Ear! Collins General Counselors' Office Worker. Cathy Ann Condron College Preparatory Softball 1,2; Volleyball 1; French Club 1; Pep Club 1,2, treasurer 3; SIL- HOUETTE Staff 2; The Man Who Came to Dinner. Mark Wayne Cook College Preparatory Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3; N Club 1,2,3; Talent Show 2. Gregory Howard Cooper College Preparatory Track 1; Concert Band 1,2,3; French Club 3; Orchestra 1,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Bye Bye Birdie; The Music Man; The Man Who Came to Dinner; Talent Show 2; Jazz Ensemble 1,3; Marching Band 1,2,3. Melanie Ann Couch Vocational H.E.R.O. 2,3. Pamela .Jo Covert General Steven Edward Cox Vocational Distributive Co-op 3; D.E.C.A. 3. David Todd Crocker Vocational Swimming 1. Kevin Dale Cross Vocational F.F.A. 3. Lena Claudette Curtis General Honor Guard; Pep Club 2; The Man Who Came to Dinner. Dennis Daniel General Sophomore Advisory Council 1; The Man Who Came to Dinner. Rickey Daniels College Preparatory Wrestling 2; It's Academic Team 3; Math Club 2, treasurer 3; National Honor Society 2.3; Pep Club 2,3; SILHOUE'I'I'E Staff 2; Science Club 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Spanish National Honor Society 2,3; Junior Achieve- ment 2, treasurer 3; The Man Who Came to Dinner, David Wayne Davidson Vocational O.W.E. 2, vicenpresident 3. Teresa Lynn Davis College Preparatory Swimming 1; G.A.A. 1; National Honor Spciety 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; SIL- HOUETTE Staff 2; Bye Bye Birdie; West Side Story; The Man Who Came to Dinner; The Music Man; P.A.L.S. 1; Art Cfub 2, vice-president 3; Photo Club vice-president 3. Nestor DeLeon, Jr. Vocational SueDette DeMilIe College Preparatory Anderson High School 1. Jamie Lee Denham General Jacqueline Jean Diamond Vocational Girls' Softball 1; Girls' Glee Club 1; O.E.A. 2,3. James Barry Dillon General David Joseph Dotson Vocational Football 1; Track 1; Wrestling 1. Sandra Lynne Downing General Concert Band 2; Marching Band 2. 219 MeIissa Ann Duncan Generai Greeneville High School 1; Senior Choir 2,3; Pep C1ub 3. M. Keith Dykes General Richard Alan Eagan College Preparatory Concert Band 1,2,3; Band Council 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; Or- chestra 2; Pep Band 2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3. Jeffrey Wayne Ealy General Rebecca Lynn Eddingfield Business Education Spanish Club 1,2; Spanish National Honor Society 2; National Honor So- ciety 2,3; Pep Club 2; Honor Guard; C.O.E, Club 3. Anola Darlene Elam Business Education Honor Guard; Office Co-Op 3; C.O.E. Club 3. Dean Eric Elliott College Preparatory Wrestling 1; Concert Band 1,2,3; Band Council vice-president 2; president 3; Orchestra 2,3; Pep Band; Spanish Club 1,3, president 2; Spanish Na- tional Honor Society 2,3; Bye Bye Birdie; West Side Story; The Music Man; The Man Who Came to Dinner; Jazz Ensemble1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3. Mary Louise Ellwein General French Club1,2;Pep Club 2,3; Senior Chorus 2,3. Theresa Annette English Vocational H.E.R.0. secretary 3; Student Council 3. Albert L. Estes General Centerville High School 1; O.W.E. 3, president 4. Maria Lena Fancher College Preparatory Esprit 3; Honor Guard 2; SILHOUETTE Representative 3; West Side Story; The Music Man; The Man Who Came to Dinner, Debbie Faulkner General Mary Ann Feldhaus General Girls' Volleyball 1; Girls' SoftbaH 2; G,A.A. 1,2; Honor Guard. Carol Jean Fichter General Softbalt 2,3; Honor Guard. Beth Lynn Fitzpatrick College Preparatory Girls' Baske1ball 3, reserve captain 1,2; Girls' Softball 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1; GM. president 3; P,A,L.S. 1; Pep Club 1,2; Honor Guard; SILHOUETTE Representative 1,2; S1LHOUETTE Staff 3. Lura Diane Floyd Vocational French Club1; Girls' Glee Club 1; SILHOUETTE Representative 2; V.I.C.A. 2; National Honor Society 2; West Side Story. Denise Ann Foozer General Deborah Marie Fox Vocational Student Council 2; V.I.C.A. 2,3. Blenda Kay Padgett Francis General Janis Rae Frazier Vocational Studem Council 1; National Honor Society 2,3; Concert Band 1,2; March- ing Band 1,2; Junior Prom Queen; D.E.C.A. 3. Linda Lou Frazier Business Education C.O.E. Club 3; Office 00-013 3. 220 Douglas Wesley Fryrnan General John Glenn High School1,2. David Allen Fuller Vocational Gerald Gabbard College Preparatory Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1: Track 1.2.3: National Honor Society 2.3: Buck- eye Boy's State 3; Senior Advisory Council: N Club 12. secretary 3: Concert Band 1,2,3: Pep Band 2.3; Marching Band 1,2,3; The Man Who Came to Dinner. David W. Gaddis College Preparatory Tennis 2,3: The Man Who Came to Dinner. Daniei Fred Gaffney Vocational Basebail 1,2; Distributive Co-op 3; D.E.C.A. treasurer 3. Douglas James Garner Vocational Linda Garvey General Donald Ray Gay General Wrestling 1,2,3: Football 1; Cross Country 2. Arthur M. Gehler General Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1. Dennis Joh n Geisz General Ricky Bruce Genton College Preparatory Esprit 3; Latin Club 1,2; Math Club 2,3; The Man Who Came to Dinner; The Music Man. Christopher Mark Geraci College Preparatory Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3. Lisa .Jo Giacci College Preparatory French Club 1; Girls' Glee Club 12; Honor Guard; Pep Club 1,2,3; SIL- HOUETTE Representative 2; SILHOUETTE Staff 2. business manager 3. Lee Allen Giles General Bobby Gillum General Debra Jean Glisson Business Education French Club 1; Honor Guard; Office Co-op 3; C.O.E. Club vicepresident 3. Edward Gene Godsey General Gary Robert Grainger Vocational Swimming; Baseball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; N Club 1,2,3; Pep Club; The Man Who Came to Dinner. Donna Marie Gray General Terry Gray General Kimberly Marie Gumm General Home Economics Club 2; Honor Guard; Counselors' Office Worker 2,3. Michaer David Guy Vocational Paul Gregory Haas General Patricia Lynn Hamm General Kings High School 1,2; Girls' Basketbail 1; Drill team 1. Patricia 8. Hammann Vocational Anderson High School 1; Pep Club 2; French Club 1; D.E.C.A. president 3; Student Council 1; Distributive 00-053 3. Kevin Michael Hanrahan College Preparatory Basketball 1,2; Tennis co-captain 2,3; N Club 3; Pep Club 3; SILHOUETTE Staff 2; Student Council 3; National Honor Society 2, treasurer 3. Elizabeth Ann Harris Vocational V.I.C.A. 2,3; Cosmetology Club 2,3. Jeffery Louis Hart College Preparatory Football; Basketball manager 2; Student Council 1,2,3; Class Officer 1,2,3; Mirror Staff 1, newsreel co-editor 3; SILHOUETTE Staff 2,3; Pep Club1,2,3; N Club 1; The Man Who Came to Dinner. Teresa Kay Harvey General Girls' Glee Club 1; Honor Guard; Health Careers Club 1; fndianettes 1,2, captain 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; West Side Story; P.A.L.S. 3. Susan Ann Haunert Vocational 0.0.E.A. 2,3. Matthew Daniel Heaton College Preparatory Fiddler on the Roof, Bobby Helton Vocational Wrestling manager 2,3; Football manager 2,3; Baseball manager 1,2,3; N Club 2,3; SILHOUETTE Representative 2. Lorie Ellen Heminger Vocational French Club 1; Girls' Glee Club 1; Choir 1; 0.0.E.A. 2,3. Russell Lee Henderson General Robert Stewart Hendricks College Preparatory Swimming 1,2; Tennis 1,2; Concert Band 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; Orchestra 1,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; The Music Man; HThe Silhouettes. 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3. Susan Jean Hendricks College Preparatory Symphonic Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,3; Jazz Ensem- ble 3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Latin Club 2, secretary 3; Girls' Ensemble 3. Leasha Jean Hensley Coll'ege Preparatory Girls1 Glee Club 1,2; Honor Guard; Junior Achievement 1; Pep Club 3; West Side Story; The Man Who Came to Dinner; P.A.L.S. 3. David Allen Hewitt General N Club 3; BasketbaH 2,3; Baseball 1. Timothy J. Heywood College Preparatory Spanish Club 3; Spanish National Honor Society 3. Catherine Ann Hill General lndianettes 2,3; Senior Advisory Councif. Tammy Hinds Business Education Cheerleader 2,3; C.O.E. Club 3; Office Co-op 3; G.A.A. 1,2; G.I.A. 3; Honor Guard; Pep Clu 1,2,3; P.A.L.S. vice-president 3; Fiddler on the Floof. Tai Chi Ho General Thomas Patrick Hofmann College Preparatory Football 1,2,3; It's Academic Team 3; French Club 1,3; N Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,3; SILHOUETTE Representative 1,2; The Man Who Came to Di- nner. Melvin Delynn Holt Vocational Donna Marie Horsley Vocational 0.0.E.A. 2,3; Junior Class President at Scarlet Oaks; Senior Class Vice- President at Scarlet Oaks. Nancy B. Hoskins General Clinic Worker 2,3; French Club 2. John David Houghton Vocational Latin Club 1; Cross Country 1. Matthew Wayne Howard Vocational Rebecca Lynn Hudgens General Brenda Kay Huey Vocational Michael Joseph Hughes Vocational Michelle Grace Hughes General Softball 3; Student Council 1,3; Sophomore Class Secretary; Senior Class Vice-President; PALS. 3; lndianettes 2,3; Honor Guard; The Music Man; Fiddler on the Roof; The Man Who Came to Dinner; Pep Club 2,3. 221 Patrick Edward Hughes Vocational National Honor Society 2,3; Football 1; N Club 1; Baseball 1,3; D.E.C.A. president 3. Anna Jean Hurley College Preparatory Girls Softball 2,3; Volleyball 2,3; G.A.A. 2; G.I.A. viceepresident 3; Mirror Staff sports editor 3. Cheryl Renau Hyden General Robert Scott Jacobs General Darrell Ray Jasper General Daniel Bernard Jaspers Vocational V.1.C.A. 2,3. Donald Merrill Jones General Karen Lee Jones College Preparatory Swimming 1; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1; Indian- ettes 2,3; Latin Club vicepresident 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; The Music Man; Student Council 1,3; PALS. 3; SILHOUETTE Representative 2; Fiddler on the Roof. Sharon Kay Jones General Honor Guard; SeniorChoir1,3. Jerry Lynn Jordan College Preparatory Cross Country 3; Wrestling 1; Track 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Math Club 3; N Club 3; Pep Club 3, James Allen Kelsch College Preparatory Basketball 1; Wrestling 2, co-captain 3; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,3; Ju- nior Achievemen12;Math Club 2.3; N Club 1,2,3; SILHOUETTE Represen- tative 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3. Darrel Kidwell Vocational Track 1,2; Baseball at Scarlet Oaks 2; V,I.C.A. 3, Martin King General 222 Kathleen Kitts General John Ernest Kothe College Preparatory Football 1,3; Latin Club 1,2. Teresa Ann Marie Krebs Business Education C.O.E. Club president 3; Office Cosop 3. Mary Michelle Krechting Business Education C.O.E. Club 3; Senior Choir 1; Office Cosop 3. Matt Richard Kroell General Baseball 1,2; co-captain 3; Basketball 3; N Club1,2, treasurer 3; Pep Club 3. Gregory Darryl Kummer College Preparatory It's Academic Team captain; Math Club vice-president; Pep Club. David J. Kushman Business Education Boys' Swimming 2; C.O.E. Club treasurer 3; Office Co-op 3. Debra Lynn Lacinak General Goshen High School 1,2; Volleyball 1; Student Council 2; O.W.E. 3, vice- president 2, April Dawn Lanich Business Education Ronald David Lawson Vocational Rhonda Lay General Home Economics Club 2; Honor Guard. Christopher Paul Leary College Preparatory Basketball 1; Football 1; Golf 2, captain 3; Tennis 1,2, co-captain 3; Latin Club 2, vice-president 1; National Honor Society 2, president 3; N Club 1,2,3; The Silhouettes 2,3; West Side Story; The Music Man; Fiddler on the Roof; The Man Who Came to Dinner; Student Council 1,2,3. Wanda Fay Lenahan Business Education C.O.E. Club 3; Office Co'op 3. Jeffery Allen Lillard Vocational Football 1,2; D.E.C.A. vice-president 3; Pep Club; N Club 1,2; SILHOU- ETTE Representative 3; Senior Advisory Council. Michael Duane Lind General Dennis Mark Lindsay Vocational Phillip Bernerd Long Vocational Cheryl Ann Longfellow General Vicki Lynn Loomis General lndianettes 2,3; Choir 1; P.A.L.S. 3; Mirror Staff 3. Timothy Loudermilk College Preparatory Swimming 1; French Club 2; Junior Achievement 2, president 3; The Man Who Came to Dinner; Fiddler on the Roof. Patricia Jo Lyons Business Education Concert Band 2,3; Marching Band 2,3; French Club 1; Girls, Glee Club 1; National Honor Society 2,3. Jennifer Lynn Manzi College Preparator Honor Guard; lndianettes 1,2,3; Majorette 1,3; SILHOUETTE Representa- tive 1,2; Spanish Club 1. ,4 12.. Betty Jean Marksbury College Preparatory Basketball 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2, captain 3; Softball 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1, GM. 3; Honor Guard; Pep Club 2,3; P.A.L.S. 3; The Man Who Came to Dinner; Fiddler on the Roof. Barbara Jane Martin Business Education Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Office Co-op 3; C.O.E. Club 3. Carolyn Sue Martin Vocational James Randell Martin Business Education Office Co-op 3; C.O.E. Club 3. Karen Lynn Mastin General Susan Maureen McGIothlin General Michael William McGuire Vocational Sam Glen Mclntire Vocational Theresa Denice Meadors College Preparatory Honor Guard; Senior Choir1,3; ConcertBand 1; Girls' Glee Club 1. Gary Dale Meece Vocational Mark .J. Meinking General Wrestling manager 1; Student Council 2,3; Junior Class President at Scar- let Oaks; Senior Class President at Scarlet Oaks. Dianne Sue Messer Vocational Distributive Co-op 3; Honor Guard; D.E.C.A. 3. Carol Lee Mitchell Business Education Honor Guard. Barry Lawrence Monroe General Boys' Basketball 2; The Man Who Came to Dinner. Bruce E. Morgan Vocational Janet Faye Morgan General Nancy Elizabeth Morgan College Preparatory Cheerleader 1,2, captain 3; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Junior Class Vice-President; Honor Guard; National Honor Society 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Student Council 2.3; P.A.L.S. 3; Fiddler on the Roof. Julie Ann Marie Motz Coilege Preparatorzy Swimming 1,2, co-captain 3; Concert Band ,3; G.A.A. 1, G.1.A. 3; Latin Club treasurer 1,2, president 3; National Honor Society 2,3; Orchestra 3; Pep Club 1; SILHOUETTE Staff 2; Science Club 2; The Music Man; The Man Who Came to Dinner; Marching Band 2,3. Timothy Thomas Mullen Vocational Brenda J. Muilins Vocational Distributive Co-op 3; D.E.C.A. 3; SILHOUETTE Representative 3. Brian J. Murphy College Preparatory Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,3; Track 2. Gwendolyn Murray Vocational H.E.H.O.; Honor Guard; Marching Band. Ralph Victor Naylor General Tim Neeley General William Bennet Nelson Vocational V.i.C.A. 3. Barbara Lynn Nickson College Preparatory Swimming 3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Band Council secretary; Orchestra 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Jazz Ensemble 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; West Side Story; The Music Man; Fiddler on the Roof, Gregory Stephan Nie General Footbali 3. Denise E. Noland General Pamela L. Noite General P.A.L.S. 3. Lenora Faye Norfleet College Preparato G.I.A. 3; Honor Guard; Latin Ciub 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3; The Music Man; The Man Who Came to Dinner; PALS. 3. Tommy Ray Oaks General Glen Este High School 1; Football 1; O.W.E. 2,3. BeverEy Jo Owens Business Education Office Co-op 3; C.O.E. Club 3; G.A.A. 1; G.I.A. 3; Girls' Glee Club 1,2; SILHOUETTE Representative 2; SiLHOUETTE Staff 2; Choir 2; Pep Club 1,2; Cross Country; Track; Swimming. Rodney Bryan Owens General Basketball 1; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Band Council treasurer 1,2, vice-presrdent 3; Mirror Staff 3; Pep Band 1,2,3; West Side Story; The Music Man; The Man Who Came to Dinner; Fiddler on the R001; The Silhouettes ; Drum Major 3. Raymond David Page Vocational V.I.C.A. 3. Pasquale Paolo General Donald Gregory Parker General Cheryl Lynn Partin General Herman Partin, Jr. General 223 Wilma Faye Patrick General Clinic Worker 2,3; Chorus 2; SILHOUETTE Representative 2,3. Judy Patterson Vocational D.E.C.A. secretary 3; Distributive Co-op 3; Honor Guard; The Man Who Came to Dinner, Julianne Pegoii Business Education Pep Club 1,2,3. Vickie Marie Pelfrey Business Education Honor Guard. Ray Kelly Pendell Business Education C.O.E. Club 3; Office Co-op 3; Track 2; Cross Country 2. Gregory Allen Pennington General Tamera Nell Pennington General Girls' Basketball 1; Girls' Softball 2; G.A.A. 1.2; National Honor Society 2,3; SILHOUETTE Staff 3; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1, Jerry Eugene Perry General Annette Kay Phelps General Pulaski County High School 1; F.H.A. 1; Chorus 2.3. Steven Burl Phillips General Travis Pierce, .Jr. College Preparatory Pep Club 3; Math Ciub 3; Baseball 2. Tammie Kay Pigg General Pep Club 3; Junior Achievement 3. Anne Word Pollitt General Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3. Karen Louise Popp General Home Economics Club 2; Otfice Worker 3. Brian Keith Prather College Preparatory Tennis 1,2; Math Club 3; Junior Achievement 2. Rebecca Ann Prues General Pep Club 3; Senior Choir 3. Lester P. Reid Vocational Kathy Gail Reinhardt Vocational Gayle Ann Reisert General Donna Jean Reynolds General Honor Guard, James Lee Reynolds Vocational V.I,C.A. 2. Kathleen Diane Richter CoIlege Preparatory Honor Guard; Latin Club 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2.3; The Man Who Came to Dinner. H. Rene Ripperger College Preparatory Swimming 1; Softball 2,3; Trackettes 1; National Honor Society 2, secre- tary 3; Student Council 1; Indianettes 2,3; Marching Band 1,2. historian 3; The Man Who Came to Dinner; Latin Club 1,2,3; P.A,L.S, 3; Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 1; Honor Guard; West Side Story; Fiddler on the Roof. 224 Valorie Jean Roach Business Education C.O.E. Club 3; Office Co-op 3; Esprit 2; Pep Club 2; P.A.L.S. 3. Vickie Lee Roach General Pep Club 3. Jeanne Ann Robinson General Honor Guard; SILHOUETTE Representative 3. Alison Gail Rodgers Vocational D.E.C.A. 3. Cathy Nell Roe Business Education Track 1; C.O.E. Club 3; Office Co-op 3: Junior Achievement 2; Senior Choir 1; SILHOUETTE Representative 1,2,3. Kenneth Ray Rogers Vocational V.f.C.A. 2,3. Michael Rogers General Mark David Rohrig College Preparatory Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1; Future Teachers of America 1; N Club 1,231; Spanish Club vice-president 1.2; president 3; The Man Who Came to inner, David Ray Rolph College Preparatory Track 1; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1,3; National Honor Society 2,3; N Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 2. Mary Lou Romanello CoHege Preparatory Girls' Basketball 1,2, captain 3; Softball 1,3; Volleyball 1,2, captain 3; Na- tional Honor Society 2,3; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class Presi- dent; G.A.A. 1; G.I.A. 3; SILHOUETTE Staff 2, co-editor 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Spanish National Honor Society 1,2,3; Senior Advisory Council; The Man Who Came to Dinner; P.A.L.S. Theresa Kay Romanello College Preparatory Girls' Glee Club 1,2; Girls, Ensemble 2,3; Indianettes 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; The Music Man; Senior Choir vice-president 2, librarian 3; P.A.L.S. 3; Fiddler on the Roof. Rita Rosati Vocational O.E.A. 2,3. Deborah Lynn Floy General Jo Ann Roy Vocational Distributive Co-op 3; Spanish Club. David Joseph Rump General Joseph Donald Sager Vocational D.E.C.A. 3. Phillip W. Sallee General Paulette Renee Sampieri General Honor Guard; Indianettes 1.2, head captain 3; National Honor Society 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 1. Lawrence William Sanderson College Preparatory Football 1; Track 1; French Club 1; N Club; The Man Who Came to Dinner; Pep Club 1,2, Paul Edward Saylor General Randy Schadel General Eric Lawrence Schalk Vocational D.E.C.A. 3. Kimberly Sue Schlie Business Education C.O.E. Club 3; Office Co-op 3; Pep Ciub 1,2,3; SILHOUETTE Representa- tive 1,2; PALS. 3. Janice Ann Schmidt Business Education Office Co-op 3; C.O.E. Club secretary 3. Vicky Lynn Schramm College Preparatory Volleyball 2; G.A.A. 2; Honor Guard; National Honor Society 2,3. Sandra Jo Schuman Vocational Distributive Co-op 3; D.E.C.A. 3; National Honor Society 2,3; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1; Esprit 1; Future Teachers of America 1; Honor Guard; Latin Club1. Steven Earl Anthony Schwieterman College Preparatory Baseball 1. Cheri Jayne Scott College Preparatory Cheerleader 1,2; Honor Guard; Pep Club 1,2,3; The Man Who Came to Dinner; PALS. president 3; Fiddler on the Roof. Debra Sue Sears General Donald William Stagrist General Freddie Wayne Sexton General Basketball 1,2; Football 1. Steve Harold Sharp General Basketbalf; Baseball; N Club. James Albert Shelby, Jr. Vocationaf Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Distributive Co-op 3; Pep Club 1; SILHOUETTE Representative 1,2. Linda Ruth Shepard General Betty June Shephard General Ronald Joseph Shouse Vocationai Kathy Jo Shrader College Preparatory Volleyball 2; National Honor Society 2,3; French Club 1,3; G.I.A. 3; Honor Guard; Pep Club 1,3; P.A.L.S. 3; West Side Story; The Music Man. Steven Lee Sickinger General James M. Silber General Woodward High School 1. Julie Rebecca Silber College Preparatory Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Band Council 2,3; French Club 1.3; Pep Band 2,3; The Music Man; Fiddler on the Roof. Sonja Simpson College Preparatory Pep Club 2,3; The Music Man; Fiddler on the Roof. Sonja Simpson College Preparatory Pep Club; Honor Guard; Indianettes; P.A.L.S. Deborah Jean Sims General Sandra Louise Slaven College Preparatory GirIs' Basketball 1; SILHOUETTE Staff 2; Pep Club 1; Honor Guard; G.A,A. 1; French Club 1. Janice Marie Smallwood Genera! Daniel Wesley Smith General Basketball 1,2,3; N Club 2.3; SILHOUETTE Representative 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 2,3. Debbie Sue Smith Business Education Whitney County High School 1; F.H.A. parliamentarian 1; F.B.L.A. 1; Es- prit editor 3; Spanish Club 2,3. Donnie Keith Smith General Whitney County High School 1; Senior Choir 2, president 3, Jeffrey Lynn Smith General Kirtley B. Smith, Jr. Vocational 225 O.W.E. 2, president 3; Senior Choir 2,3; The Silhouettes 3; West Side Story; The Music Man; Fiddler on the Roof, Michael Wade Smith Vocational Reda Diane Smith College Preparatory French Club 1; G,A.A. 1; Girls' Glee Club 1,2; Honor Guard; Pep Club 1,2,3; West Side Story; The Music Man; The Man Who Came to Dinner; Senior Choir; P.A.L.S. 1,3; Esprit 1; Fiddler on 1he Roof. Ward Smith General Thomas Arthur Snapp Vocational Distributive Co-op 3. Sharon Ann Soeilner Vocational Pep Club 1; SILHOUETTE Representative 1; Distributive Co-op 3; D.E.C.A. 3; The Man Who Came to Dinner. Ve rI M. Sowder, J r. General Vincent Michael Spaulding General Wrestling 1,2,3. Michael Wayne Spradlin General John Edward Stacey General Mt. Healthy High School 1. Andrew Stankovics III College Preparatory Football 1,2, co-captain 3; Track 1, co-captain 2,3; The Man Who Came to Dinner. David Bryan Stapleton General Latin Club 3; Track 3; The Man Who Came to Dinner. Jeffrey Wayne Stargle General Kimberly Yvonne Steele General Mark Stewart Vocational O.W.E. 226 Daniel Stidham College Preparatory . Science Club 2; National Honor Society 2,3; Math Club secretary 2,3; HIS- tory Club 3; The Man Who Came to Dinner; Fiddler on the Roof. Cu rtis Delone Stonecipher General Cynthia Ann Stonecipher College Preparatory Softball 1; lndianettes 1, captain 2; Pep Club 1,2, secretary 3; SILHOU- ETTE Representative 2; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 2, treasurer 3; The Man Who Came to Dinner. Dennis James Sullivan Vocational Cross Country 1. Juanita Darlene Sullivan General Concert Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 3; Marching Band 1,2,3, Thomas James Tanner Colrege Preparatory N Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2, tri-captain 3; Wrestling 1,2, captain 3. Timothy Allen Tanner General Wrestling 1,2; Football 1,2,3, Kenneth Harry Taylor College Preparatory Football 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; N Club 1,2, executive committee 3; Pep Band 1; SILHOUETTE Representative 1; West Side Story; The Man Who Came to Dinner. Regina Carol Taylor Vocational Spanish Club 1; H.E.R.O. 2,3. Mark Andrew Thomas College Preparatory Football 1; Track 1; French Club 1; N Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; The Man Who Came to Dinner. David Earl Thompson College Preparatory Football 1,2; The Man Who Came to Dinner; Musical. Raymond Duane Thompson II Colle e Preparatory Football 1; Tennis 2,3; Junior glass Vice-President; French Club 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2, vice-president 3; N Club 23; SILHOUETTE Staff 2; Student Council 2, president 3. David Allen Tibbetts General Judith Ann Timerding Vocational Marie A. Touris General Pep Club 1,2,3; PALS. treasurer 3; French Club 1; Softball 2; Volleyball Jennifer Lee Trauth College Preparatory Softball 1; Volleyball 1,2; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Secretary; French Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1; National Honor Society 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; SILHOUETTE Staff 2; Senior Advisory Council; The Man Who Came to Dinner; Student Council 2,3; Homecoming Candidate; French Club 3. Rose Marie Trentman College Preparatory Latin Club1,2,3; Representative Alumni 3; Pep Club 1,3; Girls' Glee Club 1,2; P.A.L.S. 3; Chorus 1,3; West Side Story; The Music Man; Counselors' Office Worker 2; Honor Guard; SILHOUETTE Representative 2,3; SIL- HOUETTE Staff 2.3. James Douglas Truesdeli College Preparatory Science Club 1; Spanish Club 2; Talent Show 1; The Man Who Came to Dinner. Janice Ann Truesdell College Preparatory French Club 1; Girls' Glee Club 2; Honor Guard; National Honor Society 2,3; Pep Club 1; Science Club 1; Spanish Club 2; Spanish National Honor ggciets; 3; Fiddler on the Roof; The Man Who Came to Dinner; Talent ow . ..,4 1 ;i- :. Jennie Lee Turck College Preparatory Concert Band 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1; Health Careers Club 1; Orchestra 1.2; SiLe HOUETTE Representative 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Spanish National Honor Society treasurer 2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3. Jerry Kay Valentine General James Arthur Vance,Jr1 Vocational N Club 2; Football 1; Basketbali 1; Senior Council. Gary Dean Walters College Preparatory Swimming 1.2; Tennis 1,2,3; French Club 2; N Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 2. Earl Clyde Warman General Basketball 1,2,3. Robert Martin Watt Vocational Distributive Co-op 3; Wrestling 2. Steven D. Watters General Gene Raymond Webber Vocational Joseph D. Weiler General Douglas Charles Weinheimer Vocational Randolph William Weitlauf Vocational John Joseph Wermeling General David Lee Wesley General Marilynn Jean Wesley College Preparatory French Club 1; Honor Guard; Math Club 3; National Honor Society 2.3, Tammy Lynn West General Don Jeffery White College Preparatory Daniel M. Wickemeyer College Preparatory Swimming 1,2; Tennis 1,2,3; Mirror Staff photographer 2,3; N Club; Art Club president 3; Photo Club president 3; The Music Man; The Man Who Came to Dinner; Fiddler on the Roof, Thomas Keith Wilburn General Wrestling 1. Stephen Karl Wilkerson College Preparatory Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,3; French Club 1; N Club 2; The Man Who Came to Dinner. Steven Douglas Williams General Donna Marie Wilson College Preparatory French Club 1; Mirror Staff 3; Pep Club 1,2, vice-president 3; Senior Advi- sory Council; The Man Who Came to Dinner. Linda Lou Wilson General Michael Arthur Wilson College Preparatory Wrestling 1,2; Concert Band 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3: Pep Band 3; The Music Man; Marching Band 1,2,3. Patricia Wilson A Business Education Little Miami High School 1.2; C.O.E. Club 3; Office Co-op 3. Sharon Elaine Winzig General Raymond Wisbey Colle e Preparatory It's Academic Team; French Clu 1; Pep Club 3; SILHOUETTE Represen- tative 1; Senior Advisory Council; Student Council 3; The Man Who Came to Dinner. Vaya Louise Wissman General Honor Guard; Pep Club 2; SILHOUETTE Representative 2,3. Jeffrey Dean Witt General Latin Club 1; Mirror Staff co-editor 3. Lynnetta Marie Witt General Girls' Tennis 3; Giris' Glee Club 1,2,3; The Music Man; Senior Choir librare ian 2. secretary 3; Girls' Ensembie 1,2,3; The Man Who Came to Dinner; Fiddler on the Roof. Jonna Sue M. Wohl Vocational French Club; D.E.C.A. 3. Frances Louise Wolf Vocational Kimberly Sue Wysong , College Preparatory Girls' Swimming 1,2,3; Mixed Ensemble 2,3; Girls' Ensemble 2; Girls' Glee Club 2; French Club 1,2; Future Teachers of America 1; G,A;A. 1; G.I.A, 3; Mirror Staff co-editor of Newsreel 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Girls' Council 1; P.A.L.S. 3; The Silhouettes 3; West Side Story; The Music Man; The Man Who Came to Dinner; Fiddler on the Roof. Joseph Fl. Zimmerman College Preparatory Wrestling 1,2,3; Latin Club 1; National Honor Society 2,3; N Club 2,3; Pep Club 3; 1'The Silhouettes 2,3; Jazz Ensemble 3; West Side Story; The Music Man; The Man Who Came to Dinner; Fiddler on the Roof. 227 Each year a number of various busi- nesses in Norwood and the Greater Cin- cinnati area help in the promoting of the yearbook. Besides being a means of ad- vertising for the businesses, it also helps the students learn the art of confronting business men and women. We ask that the residents of Norwood patronize these businesses so that they will find their Ad purchases worthwhile and will continue to support our annual. We, as the 1977 Silhouette Staff. would ' 7. like to thank all of you who helped to L ' make our yearbook possible so that you may remember us the way we were. Please Patronize OUR ADVERTISERS Tell them you saw their ad in the yearbook. Congratulations Annette '77 Anywhere Free Anytime Estimates 24 hour Answering Fire Place Service Wood COLYER TREE SERVICE 351-4650 INDIANETTES WISH A SUPER FUTURE TO SUPER 77 Good Luck Seniors especially, Kate, Karen, Michelle, Terry, Vicky, Jenny, Theresa, Rene, Paulette, and Gwen PHONE 852-2700 BANKING HOURS I S h Oh B k 9:00 A.M.-6:00 PM. M n.-Fr'. OUt ern In an Sa+urday-9:OO A.M.-I02 Nolon -. ,4 . L, 4701 Montgomery Rd. 230 AMERICAN LAU NDRY MACHINERY a McGraw-Edison Company Division I venue. Cincinnati. 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Beauty Salon Supplies and Equipment 3533 Cardiff Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45209 871-6700 Patronize Your Local Beauty Salon Compliments of a FRIEND 247 Compriments ofa FHend Congratulations, Seniors United Dairy Farmers 3955 Montgomery Road 63133385 5239 Montgomery Road 24B 1977 SILHOUETTE Staff Co-Editors e Brenda Burns, Mary Romanello Business Manager e Lisa Giacci Academics - Mary Lou Romanello, Rose Trentman Advertising e Entire Staff Clubs - Kim Fisher, Rita Ray, Rose Trentman Faculty- Kim Fisher, Beth Fitzpatrick Features- Ruth Best, Kim Fisher, Beth Fitzpatrick. Tammy Pennington, Rita Ray. Rick Turner Juniors - Dwayne Ballou, Ruth Best, Kim Fisher, Lem Reynolds, Rick Richardson Opening and Closing - Brenda Burns,JeffHar1. Mary Lou Romanello Seniors - Beth Fitzpatrick. Lisa Giacci, Tammy Pennington, Rose Trentman Sophomores e .Jeff Hart. Lem Reynolds, Flick Turner Sports - Dwayne BaFIou, Lisa Giacci, Jeff Hart, Lem Reynolds, Flick Richardson, Mary Lou Romanello, Terry Shular Student Photographer e Fred Stratton Business Advisor - Miss Betty Ware Publications Advisor e Miss Shirley A. Smith Our book was printed and published by HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. It contains ACk n OWI ed 9 m e n ts 268 pages of Saxony. The press run was 950 copies. The body copy was 10 point Helvetica set two point leaded. The identifications and captions were 8 point set solid. The headlines uThe Way We Were s Ham'iSCh and Bergman also were Helvetica 24 point. The cover is hot Execmive StUdio . . M' M t stamped and mounted on 160 pomt binders QifwslzggreMggizerSyn board. Mr. Gregory Whalen 249 Academics Administration Advertisements Baseball Basketball Boys' GirIs' Board of Education Business Education Cafeteria Cheerleaders Clinic Workers Coaches Concert Band Counselors' Office Workers Cross Country Dedication Dietician Distributive Education Esprit Faculty Fall Events Football French Club Girls' Ensemble Girls in Athletics Go1f Homecoming Activities Attendants Queen lndianetses Jazz Band Junior Prom Activities Attendants Queen Juniors Latin Club Library Aids 250 Organization Index 46-61 20, 21, 45 228-249 138, 139 150-153 154-156 44 182,183 43 131 217 130 198,199 216 148 16,17 42 184,185 190 22-38 104,105 142-145 180,181 196 205 149 106, 107 110, 111 108, 109 202, 203 195 94, 95 98, 99 98, 97 116-127 176, 177 42 Library Workers Maintenance Marching Band Math Club Mirror Staff Mixed Ensemble National Honor Society N Club Nurse Office Workers O.W,E. P.A.L.S, Pep Band Pep Club Secretaries Senior Athletes Senior High Chorus Seniors SILHOUETTE Representatives SILHOUETTE Staff Softball Sophomores Spanish Club Spanish National Honor Society Spring Events Student Council Swimming Television Media Tennis Boys' Girls1 The Man Who Came to Dinner The Music Man HThe Silhouettes Track Treasurer Volleyball Winter Events Wrestling 216 43 200,201 214 191 197 208,209 212,213 42 217 166 215 204 206,207 40,41 132,133 192,193 62-89 187 186,189 136,137 162-173 176 179 92,93 210,211 160,161 39 140 141 112,113 100-103 194 134,135 42 146,147 114,115 157-159 , -w- 4:4,:- .1 A Adams, L. 22 Addison, G. 22 Alfers, J 22, 51 Athy, A. 23 Aukerman, G. 23 E Baker, G. 22, 50, 130, 161 Basham, J. 208 Beamer, D. 102, 130, 138 Beck, J, 130, 136 Beckstedt, H. 44 Beetle, D. 23 Bosch, 8. 42 Bouldin, R. 24, 130, 133, 150, 151, 267 Brown, 01 135 Bruetting, D. 24, 102, 186 Buchy, L. 24 Buede, P. 24, 49, 130, 154, 205 Butterfield, N. 25 C Charlton, G. 25 Coe, H. 130 Cook, C. 25, 130, 137, 147 D DeSouza, G. 25, 184, 261 Dietz, J. 26, 182 Distler, J. 26 Dorl, T. 44 Downs, M. 40 E Engle, B. 26 F Fey, R1 26 Finnicke, B. 130 Fitzpatrick, J. 44 Funk, H. 44 G Gabe, T. 44 Ganger, W. 27 Garrett, J. 27, 130. 191 Geselbracht, A. 17, 102, 208 Gleason, J. 27, 261 Gould, M. 40 Griffel, D. 21 Grimm, D, 130 Guentert, M, 21, 64, 171, 208, 209 Gushurst, D. 39 H Hampton, C, 28 Harmon, J. 28 Hatffeld, M. 42 Hauser, C, 28, 107 Hester, P. 29, 53, 214 Hollmeyer, N. 29, 60 Hoover, J. 29, 207 Hoover, S, 29 J Jones, R. 30, 130 K Kamphake, E. 30, 130 Factulndex King, W. 106, 130 Kingery, H. 40 L Leary, P. 45 Littman, D. 30, 212 Lowther, R. 30 M McNulty, P. 39 Mohr, J. 31, 53 Moore, D1 130, 134, 135 Moore, L. 31 Morgan, J. 31 Murphy, E. 41 N Nicholls, S. 32, 207 Nickels, M. 32 Noakes, K. 39 Norcross, D. 32 O Orloff. P. 33, 61, 130 p Pace, B. 45 Parris, E. 33, 177 Parsons, B. 45 Peirano, G. 42 Pendell, J. 42 Porr, S. 33, 48, 205 Porter, W. 33, 260 Prather, J. 130, 156 Puthoff, B. 34 F1 Race, 8. 34 Redmond, E. 34 Rider, 8. 34, 180 S Schlensker, D, 130, 151, 153 Schwankhaus, S. 35, 130 Sheafer, N. 35 Smith, S. 35, 188, 189 T Taylor, E. 35 Troy, G. 20, 264 V Vincent. J. 36 W Wagner, J. 36 Ward, J. 36. 194 Ware, B, 37, 187, 228 Warfield, P. 37 Werner, M. 42 Whisler, M. 37 White, J. 37, 193 White, R. 38, 267 Wickemeyer, N'. 38 Wilson, K, 38 Woods, B. 41 Wynn, MA 38 Y You ng, A. 41 251 Abbatielro, T1 164, 166 Abbott, C. 118 Acey, D. 118 Acey, E. 55, 59, 65, 132, 134, 148, 212, 214 Adair, C. 118, 207 Adams, A, 118, 184, 186 Adams, D. 118 Adams, D, 65 Adams, J. 164 Adams, J. 164 Adams, L. 131, 164 Adams, V. 118 Adams, W. 164 Adkins, M, 164 Adkins, P. 118, 201, 202 Akridge, E. 118, 137, 146, 205, 216 Alexander, B. 208 Alexander, R. 195, 201 Allison, D, 65 Alloway, D. 150, 164 Alsip, P, 208 Alsip, F1. 65 Alsip, T1 118, 193, 194 Alsip, T. 164 Amend, S. 65 Anderson, S. 164, 215 Andler, T. 164, 178, 193 Andrews, FL 118 Angel.D,118,134, 148,161,212 Angel, M. 95 Anzer, T. 118, 207 Arbino, T. 118 Ard, J. 118 Armstrong, K, 118. 168 Atha,M,118,125,139, 193 Atkins, D. 57 Auterson, T1 118 Ayers,D.132,138 Aylward, MA 164 Each, J1 65 Baglien, J. 118 Baird,G.65, 132, 142,212, 213 Baird, O. 164 Baird, P. 132 Baird, F1, 164 Baker, C. 118 Baker, J. 164, 205, 207 Baker, J. 118 Baker, P, 118, 147 Baker, T. 65, 193, 207 Bales, T. 118 Ball, D. 118 BaII,J.148,157, 164 Ballard, M. 65, 132, 136, 195, 198, 201, 204, 217 Ballou, D, 208 Ballou,D.118,126,142,143,157, 188,189 Banker, P1 164 Banks, H.135, 182 Barber, J. 138 252 Student Directory Barber, L, 142, 164 Barber, P. 65, 201, 202 Barber, T. 118, 201, 202 Barker, G. 164 Barker, T. 164, 180, 181 Barket, M. 118 Barnes, D, 118 Barnes, L. 164 Barnett, P. 118, 207 Barton, D. 118 Bastin, K.118 Bastin, P1 65, 208 Bayless, B. 119 Beckelheimer, K. 164 Behan, J. 164 Belleman, D. 66 Benge, H. 177 Benjamin, K. 164 Bennett, 5. 49 Benz, M. 136 Berling, T. 164 Bernard, 6. 66 Best,R,119, 181, 187, 207,215 Bientz, M. 208 Bigelow J, 153, 164 Bigelow,V.66, 193, 194, 196,197,207,208,215 Bishop, S. 208 Bishop, S. 164 Bishop, T, 164 Blakely, M. 119 Blanton,J.164 Blevins, V, 66 Bockenstette, FL 66 Boeckmann, J, 119, 181 Boeddker, E. 164 Boelleke, M. 49, 119 Boelleke, M1 164 80993, L. 164, 179 Boggs,S. 119,214 Bolgzds, A. 66, 89, 132, 207, 208, 210, 211 Booher, L, 119, 122 Botts, P. 119 Bowden,B,119,141,154,155, 181,190,194, 205 Bowman, D. 164 Bowman, K. 119, 134, 142, 143 Bowman, K. 164 Braden,M.164 Braden,N.119 Breden, T, 164 Bradford, J. 56, 66 Bradford, R. 119, 137, 205 Bradley, B, 165, 193 Bradley, D. 165 Brady, 3, 66, 208 Branscum, D. 165 Brewer, B. 119, 207 Brewer, B. 95, 208 Brewer, D, 59 Brewer, L, 165 Brewer, P. 165 Brewer, R1 119 Brice, T. 119 Bridges, T. 119 Brinkdopke, M. 165 Brinkmeyer, L. 138, 208 Brock, A. 119 Brock, R. 138 Brock, T. 119. 137, 146, 177, 193 Brooks, D, 165 Brooks, K. 165 Brooks, M. 142, 157, 158 Brotherton, D. 157 Brotherton, P. 165 Brown, B, 126, 165, 201, 202 Brown. C. 165, 177, 195, 198, 201, 204 Brown, D. 119 Brown, D. 119 Brown, J, 165 Brown, M. 147, 155 Brown, M. 66, 215 Brown, P, 165, 193 Brown, T. 66 Brumette, L. 119 Bruner, M165 Bryant, T, 119, 193, 194 Bryce, M. 165 Bryson, T. 119 Buck,D.119. 193, 196. 201 Buhr, S. 165 Buquo, L. 102, 103, 208 Burdett, E. 66 Burdett, R, 119 Burnett, P. 165, 193, 205 Burns,B.66,188, 189.194, 197,215 Burns, K. 119 Burton, D154, 119,201, 202 Burwinkel, E. 208 Burwinkel, H. 67, 94, 132, 148, 181 Bush, L119, 193 1, E I C Caddell, C. 165, 166, 201, 202 Calhoun,J.165 Campbell, P. 67 Campbell, R. 165 Cancaro, C. 165 Cappel, B. 67, 132. 136, 182, 185 Carr, N. 119, 178, 179, 201, 202, 215 Carrier, C. 67, 132, 157, 201 Carter, G1 56 Carter, M, 152, 153, 165 Casada,Y.118,119,126, 131, 198, 207, 210, 215 Case. 0. 50, 67, 208 Cairns, G, 67 Centers, C. 142, 143, 144, 152, 153, 165, 170, 171, 187 Cesco, D. 64, 104, 112, 115, 132, 157, 206, 207, 213 Cesco, K. 165, 181, 207, 210 Childers, J, 119 Childers, V, 165 Chappel, D. 56, 67 Chinn, T. 142, 157, 165 Clark, C. 165, 193 Clark,D.51,119,146,177,215 Clark, D. 67, 184 Clark, K. 119, 161 Clark, M. 165 Clark, M. 119 Clark, R, 165, 198, 201. 204 Clem. H. 165 Cobb, D. 119 Coffey, T. 119, 120. 187, 193, 207, 215 Coffman, M. 67 'Cole, 8. 208 Coles, K. 120, 178 Colley, H.165 Collins, R, 216 Combs. D. 120 Combs, D. 120 Combs,V. 156, 165,177 Condron, C, 55. 67, 99. 132, 136, 206, 207, 215 Conners, M. 165, 173 Connolly, S. 120, 137, 207, 215 Cook, M, 67, 132, 134 Cook, S. 50, 120 Cooper, G. 67, 181, 195, 198, 201, 204 Cooper, K. 120 Cooper, P. 120 Cope, N, 165 Costello, A. 166 Couch, M. 56, 68 Couch, S, 120 Cox, C. 120, 126 Cox, P. 166 Cox, R. 120, 139, 148, 198, 201 Cox, 8. 166 Cox, 8. 64, 68, 184 Cox. T. 166, 169, 195 Crawford, T. 166 Crawford, W. 144, 166 Cresie, W. 120 Crocker, D. 68 Crockett, C. 166 Cromer, F1. 166, 215 Crouch. J. 141, 154, 166, 201,205 Croucher, FL 166 Croweak, J. 157, 166 Crum, D. 142' Crum, J. 166 Curtis, L. 68, 207 Cums, M. 156, 166, 205 Dalton, F1. 166, 194, 195, 198, 201 Daniel, D. 185 Daniels, R. 53, 66, 178, 207 Daniels, FL 120,139, 151,193,194,197,208 Daniels, FL 166, 193 Darling. S. 166 Darling, T. 166 Davenport, J. 120, 125, 139 Davenport. K. 156, 166, 180, 181, 205, 215 Davidson, D. 68, 186 Davidson. J. 166 Davidson, M, 120 Davis, D. 166 Davis, J. 120 Davis, M. 166 Davis, M. 120, 198, 201, 204 Davis, R. 120, 195, 198, 201, 204 Davis, R. 120, 177, 193 Davis, T, 64, 68, 208 Davis, T. 166, 198, 201, 204 Davison, T, 53. 120, 137, 178, 205, 207 Dawson, K. 166 Day, M. 166, 186 Dean, C. 120, 181 Deaton, FL 208 Decker, E. 166 Degaro, S, 58, 120, 126, 139. 142, 150, 151 Denham, J. 68 DeMille, S, 60, 68 DeTelIum, D. 208 Devine, 8. 166 Diamond, J. 68 Diamond, K. 166 Dick, V. 156 Diebold, D. 153, 166, 178, 179 Dillon,C.166 Dillon. J. 68 Dishon, M. 166, 198, 201 Dixon,R.166,177,181 Doss, S. 120 Downing, S, 68 Duesing, J. 208 Dumont, L. 120 Duncan, M. 48, 69, 193, 207 Duncan, 8. 53. 120 Dunn, N, 166, 193, 196 Durham. P. 120 Dykes, K. 69, 132 Dykes, H. 120 Eagan, R. 69, 201, 204, 208 Ealy, J. 69 Earls, C. 166 Eddingfield, Fl, 69, 182, 208 Edmondson, S. 120 Edwards. C. 166, 207 Edwards, D. 120, 193 Eggleston, R. 166 Eich, C. 208 Elam, A. 69, 182 Elam, B. 166 Elliott, D. 69, 112, 179, 195, 198,200, 201,204 Elliott, J, 166 Ellis, R. 166 Ellwein, M, 69. 193, 207 Emerson, P. 120 Emerson, S. 166 English, A. 56, 69 Ernspiger, L. 104, 126, 146, 166, 205 Ertel, J. 166 Ertel, S. 167 Estes, A, 186 Evans, D. 120 Evans, J. 120 253 Evans, R. 120, 142 Fancher. M, 69, 187, 190 Fanning, L. 120,142 Fargo. L. 204 Farmer, D. 148, 167, 177, 198, 201, 204 Farmer, L. 120 Faulkner, D, 69 Faulkner, K. 167, 207 Fee, D. 149, 153, 167 Feighery, P. 167, 172 Feldhaus, D. 61, 167, 201, 202, 203 Feldhaus, M. 69 Fender, F. 120, 187, 193 Fenske, S. 121, 137, 181, 205, 215 Ferguson, C. 167 Ferguson, G, 121 Fichter, C. 70, 136 Fields, L. 138, 208 Fike, T, 121 Finkle, B. 101, 102,206 Fisher, B. 167, 201 Fisher, C1 121, 186 Fisher, K. 121, 180, 181,189 Fite, T1 142 Fitzpatrick, B. 70, 114, 132, 154,189, 205, 267 Floyd, D. 52, 208 Floyd, L, 70 Foozer, D. 70 Ford, C. 167 Forman, 8. 167, 186 Foster, T. 58, 121 Foust, D. 121 Faust, D. 121 Fox, D. 70 Frazier, J. 70, 94, 95, 96, 184 Frazier, L, 70, 182, 183 Frazier, M. 121 Frazier, P. 121 Fredricks, B, 208 Freeman,J1208 Freeman, T, 121 French, T. 121, 179 Friar, H. 121 Frost, R. 167 Fryman, S. 167 Fugett, C. 208 Fugett, R. 167 Fulmer,V,121,126, 142 Funk,P,54,167,181,193 G Gabbard, E. 167, 178 Gabbard, G. 70, 132, 135, 142, 198,204, 208 Gabbard, K, 121 Gaddis, D. 132 Gaffney, D. 70, 132, 184 Gamble, G. 142, 157, 167 Garner, M. 53 Garrett, G. 149, 150, 151, 167 Garrett,S.121,147,155,156,180,181,205,207 Garrison, B. 121 Garrison, J, 142, 157, 166, 167, 193 254 Garvey, D. 167 Garvey, L. 70 Gay,D.70,114,132, 157 Gehler, A, 70 Geisz, D. 71 Genton, H.71, 190, 214 Geraci, C. 71, 104, 106, 132, 138, 142, 144 Geraci, L142, 167 Geraci, L, 121, 147, 205, 207 Giacci. L. 55,71, 167, 188, 189, 228 Gibson,D,121 Gibson,E.121 Gibson,S,167 Gilbert, W. 121 Giles, L. 71 Gillespie,J,121, 149, 210 Gilreath, B. 142,167, 170,171 Glisson, D171, 182 Glisson, J. 121, 124 Godsey, E. 71 Godsey, W. 121 Goecke,M.167, 187 Goens, D. 167 Goins, D. 167 Goodman,D.121, 154, 190, 205,207, 215 Gorham, S. 71 Gosser, K. 167 Gosser. T. 142, 167 Grainger, G. 133, 138, 142, 145 Gray, M, 167, 193 Green, V. 167 Greer, P. 167 Greiwe, D, 156, 167 Griffis,B. 121,137, 147, 161,193,205 Grimes, D. 121 Grimes. S. 119, 121, 137,201, 202 Grubb,R.121, 137 Grubbs, K 167 Gruenemeier, K. 121 Gumm, K. 71 Guy C. 60, 146, 167, 205 Guy,C.147, 167,205 Guy, M. 71 H Haas, P. 71 Haines, D, 57 Hale, P. 167 Hall, T, 121 Hamblin,L1167 Hamilton, B. 121 Hamilton, B, 193, 197, 198, 201,204 Hammann, P. 71, 184 Hampton,T,167 Hanrahan, K. 72, 132, 140, 208, 210, 212 Harmon, M, 167 Harness, B. 121 Harp, D. 121, 154,205,216 Harris, C. 167 Harris, E, 59, 72 Harris, M. 167, 193 Harris, FL 167 Harris,S. 121, 161,193, 212 Harris, T. 121 Hart,J. 64,72, 132,188, 189,191, 207, 210 Hart, T. 60, 167, 201, 202, 203, 207 Harvey, S, 168, 201,202, 207 Harvey, T. 72, 201. 202. 207. 215 Havens, T. 157, 168 Haunert, S. 72 Hayes, A. 131, 168,205 Hayes, V. 122, 137. 146, 205 Haynes, B. 94, 95, 122, 194 Hayward, D. 168 Heeb, T. 168 Helton, B, 144, 157, 212. 213 Helton, E. 168 Helion, L, 122, 201,202, 203 Helton, T. 122, 138, 193, 197 Heminger, L. 72 Henderson, D. 122 Henderson, R. 72 Henderson, V. 122, 193 Henderson, V. 168 Hendley, C. 168 Hendricks, R. 72, 140, 194, 198, 201, 204, 208 Hendricks, S. 72, 177, 195, 196, 198, 201 Henges, D. 72 Henize, K, 122 Henley, J. 142, 168 Henry, S. 168 Hensley, C. 168 Hensley, D, 122, 126 Hensley, L, 72, 207, 215 Hess, S. 208 Hewitt, D. 72, 133, 150, 212 Hewitt, D. 168 Heyne, D. 122 Heywood, T. 73, 179 Higgins, T. 118, 122, 124, 177, 190, 195, 198, 201, 204, 210, 215 Hiles, L. 122, 126, 205, 206, 207, 215 Hil1, B. 122 Hill, C. 73, 88, 201, 202 Hill, C. 168 Hill, D. 122 Hill, L, 178, 179 Hill, M. 208 Hill, M. 122 Hill, T. 168 Hill,V.54,118,122,190,196,198,201,202,214, 215 Hinds, F1. 150, 151,168 Hinds,T.73,107,111,131,182,183,207,215 Hinkle, J. 122, 193 Hinz,M.52,122, 181 Ho, N. 168 Ho, T. 51, 73 Hobbs, J. 122 Hobbs, S. 168 Hofmann, T. 53, 73, 142, 181, 187, 207, 212, 213 Hofmann, T, 168 Hogan, R122, 178, 179, 195,197, 198,201,204 Hollen, P. 168 Holt, D. 168 Honeycutt, D. 122 Hopkins, P. 122 Hoosier, M. 168, 195 Horton, S. 208 Hoskins, B. 168, 177, 201,216 Hoskins, C. 168 Hoskins, K. 122 Hoskins, M. 153, 168 Hoskins, N. 73 Houghton, J. 73 Howard, M. 168 Howard, M. 73 Howard, W. 122 Hudgens, R. 73 Hudson, V. 122, 193 Huey, B. 55, 73 Huff, B. 193, 194, 197 Huff, G1 122, 126 Huffaker, C. 168, 193, 196, 201 Hughes, C. 168 Hughes, D, 148, 168 Hughes, J. 122 Hughes, L. 168, 205, 207 Hughes, M. 64, 73, 89, 132, 201, 202, 203, 207. 210 Hughes, T. 122 Humble, P. 168 Hunt, H, 148, 168 Hunt, T. 168 Hurd, S1 122 Hurley, J. 73, 132, 136, 146, 191, 205 Hurley, R122, 145 Hursh, D. 168, 198, 201, 204 Imholt, B. 122 lnman,D.48,122 lorfida, P. 168 lsaacs, C. 168, 186 Isaacs, S. 168, 207 Ison, M. 122 Jackson, T, 178 Janzen, J. 168, 198, 201 Janzen, M. 122, 178, 179 Jasper, D. 74 Jaspers, M. 155, 156, 168, 205 Jaspers, P. 177 Jessie, S. 122, 190 Jinks, M. 168 Johnson, C. 168 Johnson, L. 168 Johnson, Fl. 168 Johnson, 8. 122 Johnston, T. 168 Johnson, W. 122, 177, 195, 198, 201,204 Jones, D. 74, 134, 150 Jones, D. 123 Jones, J, 123, 194, 195 Jones, K 74, 88, 132, 176, 198, 201, 202, 207. 210 Jones, 5. 74, 193 Jones, T. 169, 193, 197, 198, 201 Jones, T. 168 Jones, W. 168, 198, 201, 204 Jordan, B. 123 Jordan, J. 74, 132, 134, 146, 177, 194,207, 212 214 Junker, K. 141, 156, 168, 179,205,214 Kaltsos, D. 169 Keith, P. 123, 193, 194, 197 Keller, J. 123 Kelley, J. 123 Kelly, C. 169, 178 Kelly, E. 123, 214 Kelly, K. 178 Kelsch, D, 138 Kelsch, J. 74, 132, 142, 157, 158,212, 214 255 Kempf, R. 186 Kennedy, M. 123, 181, 190,197, 198,201,204, 210 Kettler, P. 123, 193 Kidd, D. 136 Kidd, T. 138 King, M. 74 King,S.169,193, 197 Kingery, K. 123, 204 Kitts, K. 74 Klosterman, S. 169 Knarr, R. 123 Knight, D. 123 Kothe, J. 74, 142 Kothe, M. 147, 154, 169, 180, 181, 201, 205 Kramer, M. 169 Kramer, R. 169, 193, 214 Krebs, T. 74, 107, 110, 182, 185 Krebs, V, 166, 169, 181, 201, 202, 203, 207, 210, 215 Krechting, E. 193 Krechting, M. 74 Krieger, M, 123 Kroell, D.138 Kroell, M. 123 Kroell, M. 138 Kroell, M. 74, 132, 133, 138, 150, 207 KroeH, M. 49, 153, 169 Kummer, G. 53, 75,207, 214 Kuntz, K, 208 Kushman, D. 75, 182 Laake, C. 148, 169, 205 Lack, B. 123 Lack, S, 95, 96 Lacinak, D. 186 Lagory, S, 169 Lamb, J. 156, 169 Lamping, J. 169 Lancaster, K. 123 Lane, J, 169 Lanich, A. 75 Lanich, R, 123 Lawson, J. 123 256 Lawson, F1, 75 Lay, C. 168, 169 Lay, F1, 75 Layne, D. 169 Leach, G. 169 Leary, C, 75, 132, 140, 149, 194, 208. 210 Leininger, K. 169 Leininger, K. 123 Lenahan, W. 183, 217 Lewis, G, 123, 139, 142,179 Lewis, J. 123 Lillard,J.132, 184 Lillie,B.169 Lillie, M, 208 Lind, M. 75 Lindsay, D. 75 Lindsay, M. 54 Lockaby, D. 123, 173 Lomboy, K. 169 Lomboy, F1. 123 Longfellow, C. 75 Loomis, V. 75, 202 Loudermilk, T. 75 Love, H. 169 Lovell,D.123 Lucas, J. 123, 134, 148 Lykins, C, 169, 201, 202, 215 Lykins, M. 123, 181 Lynch,D.153,169 Lyons, P, 75, 198, 201, 208 M Mabley, K. 169. 178, 193 Mahne, P. 123 Manning,B.123 Manzi, J. 123, 139, 142, 152, 153 Manzi, J, 76, 201, 202 Marion, J. 169, 178, 187 Marksbury, B, 76, 132, 136, 146, 154, 205, 207 Marshall, S. 123, 134, 148, 177, 198, 201, 204, 212, 214 Martin, B, 183 Martin, C. 76 Martin, J. 76, 182 Martin, J. 169,207 Martin. J. 169 Martin, J. 208 Martin, L, 169 Martin, H. 193 Martin, T. 169, 193 Martin, T. 123, 137, 141, 181, 190, 198,201,204 Mastin, B. 76 Mastin, K. 76 Mastin, L. 156, 205,215 Mastin, M, 178 Mathis, J. 123, 193, 205 Matthews, D. 76 Mattingly. K. 123 Mayne, K, 208 McAbee, J. 169, 177, 193 McAffrey, B. 169 McCaffrey, M. 153, 169 McCaffrey, P. 53, 123, 136, 137, 146, 154, 155, 205, 215 McCall,S.169 McCane, T. 123, 156 McCann, E. 136 McCarthy, J. 123, 139, 149 McCarty, R. 124 McCullah, J. 169, 193,207,215 McDaniels, J. 124, 134, 148 McDowell, M. 169 McErlane, K. 169 McGinnis, J, 139, 142 McGlothlin, S. 124 McKee, N, 169 McKeehan, K. 169, 178 McKeon, M. 57, 124 McLane, L. 169 McMuIlin, P. 170, 207,210, 215 McQueen, T. 124 McGuire, M. 76 McWhoder, D. 193 Meacham, J. 170 Meadors, T. 76 Meadors, T. 56, 170 Meece. C. 170, 193 Meece, D. 124 Meece, F. 124 Meece, T, 170 Meece, W. 170 Meighen, M. 178 Meinking, M. 76 Mellett, D. 124, 198, 201 Melter, K. 124 Messer, D. 76, 184, 193 Messer, K. 170 Meyer, M, 170 Meyung, R, 160, 161, 169, 170, 198, 201 Miles,T.170,178, 179 Miller, B, 124 Miller, C. 124, 194, 198, 201,204 Miller, D, 208, 209 Miller,D.124 Miller, H, 124 Miller, J. 142, 170 Miller, M. 208 Miller, S. 170 Miracle, R. 124, 126, 139, 142 Miracle, T, 142, 157, 170 Misch, S. 50, 170, 207 Mitchell, 8, 154, 155, 170, 205 Mitchell, C. 76 Mize, .J. 170, 177 Monde, J, 170 Monroe. B. 77 Moody, MA 170, 181, 207, 210, 215 Moore, D. 208 Moore, D. 170 Morefand, D, 170 Morgan, B. 77 Morgan, D, 120, 124, 142 Morgan, J. 77 Morgan, M. 125, 142, 157, 170 Morgan, M. 106, 124, 126, 139, 142. 144 Morgan, N. 77, 88,98, 107, 108, 131, 132, 207 208, 210, 215 Morgan, R. 124 Morton, K. 208 Morton, T, 170, 201, 202, 203 Morton, T. 124 Motz, J, 170, 172 Motz, J. 177, 198, 201, 208, 267 Moyer, L, 124 Moyers, D. 170 Mozzone, J. 170 Mueller, E. 161, 170, 177 Muelier, J. 124 Mueller, T. 124 Mullen, T. 77 Mullins, B. 77, 184 Murphy, B. 132, 150 Murphy, G. 95 Murphy,J.124,126,131,207,215 Murphy,M.124 Murphy,R. 115,124, 139,150 Murray, D, 208 Murray, G. 57, 77 Nabor,J.124,181, 191,212,214 Nabor,J.124, 160, 161,212,214 Naish, D. 124 Naylor, R, 124 Neeley, T. 77 Nelson, .J. 170 Nelson, T. 124 Nelson, W 77 Newsom, S. 136 Nichols, K, 124 Nickson, B. 77, 89, 197, 198, 201, 204, 205 Me, G. 77, 132, 142 Noland, D. 78 Nolte, D. 142, 170 Nolte, L. 170 Nolte, P. 78, 215 Nolte, R. 208 Nolte, T. 124 Norfleet, L. 78, 132, 207, 215 Norfleet, R. 124, 207 Norris, L. 48, 52, 124 Nunrey, K. 170 O Oaks, T. 78, 186 O'Connor, A. 170 O1Connor, K. 124, 141, 190, 210 O'Connor, P. 170, 178 Ogle, J, 124 O'Keefe, T. 170 Osborn, T. 118, 124, 201, 202 Osborne, C. 170, 198, 201, 204 Osborne, T. 170 Owens, B. 78, 161, 182, 205, 217 Owens, D. 124 Owens, D. 125 Owens, R. 78, 89, 101, 102, 103, 194, 198, 201, 204, 267 Padgett, B, 78 Page, D. 53, 78 Paolo, F'. 78 Parker, G. 78 Parker, .J. 170 Parker, M. 170 Parker, T. 131, 170, 181 Parmalee, D. 208 Parr, N. 125 Parr, R. 208 Parsons, A. 125, 139 Parsons, D. 102, 208, 209 Partin, C, 78 Partin, D, 125 Partin, H, 78 Partin, J. 79 Panin, K 125, 205 Partin, L. 170 Patrick, R, 125 Patrick, W. 79 Patterson J. 170 Patterson, J. 79, 184, 185 Patterson, K. 54, 170 Paul,P.125,126,131, 136,137,180,181,205, 207, 210 Paul, T. 170 Pegoli, J, 79, 206, 207 Pelfrey, V. 79 Pendell, FL 79, 182 Pennington, D. 158, 171 Pennington, G. 79 Pennington,J.125 Pennington, T. 79, 132. 136, 188, 189,208, 267 Perkins, A. 171 Perry, J. 79 Perry, L. 171 Perry, P. 171 Phelps, A. 79, 193 Phelps, K. 79 Phelps, K. 171 Phillips, G. 125 Phillips, S1 125 Picklesimer, R. 171, 210 Pierce, T. 79, 207, 214 Pierce, T. 171, 177 Pigg, T. 80 Pitman, D. 125, 137, 177, 190, 207, 210 Plowman, R. 125 Pollitt, A. 80 Popp, K. 217 Popp, M. 142, 171 Popplewell, D. 125, 178, 194, 215 Prather, B. 80, 214 Prather, R. 186 Pribble, M. 171 Price, W. 142, 171 Proffitt, S. 125 Prues, B. 125 Prues, M. 171, 201, 202 Prues, FL 80, 193, 207 Pruett, J. 147, 171, 198, 201 Pryor, R. 125 Puccini, A. 171 Puckett, P. 61, 125, 207, 215 Puckett, R. 171 Q Quillen, D, 171 Rains, D. 125 Rakel, K. 171 Ramsey. J. 171 Randolph, B1 171 Rasner, D. 125 Rawlings. T. 171 Ray, R. 119. 188, 189 Ray, T. 171 Reedy, K. 171 Reeves, J. 125 Fleid, Y. 125 Reinhardt, K. 80 Reisert, G. 80, 95, 207 Reynolds, C, 138, 208 Reynolds, D, 80 Reynolds, J. 80 Reynolds. L. 125, 189, 198, 201 Reynoids, P. 166, 171, 201, 202 Reynolds. 8. 171, 201, 202, 207, 215 Reynolds, 8. 171 Reynolds, V. 171 Richards, B. 188 Richardson, I. 125, 137, 205 Richardson, K. 121, 125 Richardson, R. 55, 125, 128, 177, 188, 189, 214, 281 Richardson, Fl, 171, 186 Richmond, B. 171, 217 Richmond, K 125, 193 257 Richter, K. 80, 89, 115, 208 Ripperger, M. 141, 171, 177, 198, 202, 205, 207, 215 Ripperger, R. 80, 132, 136, 177, 201, 202, 203, 207, 208 Roach, P1 208 Roach, V. 80, 182 Roach, V, 80, 207 Robbins, S. 125 Roberts, B. 147, 171, 193 Roberts, D1 171, 178, 179 Roberts. D. 125. 196, 197, 198,201, 204 Robinson, J. 81 Roe. C. 81, 182 Rogers,K.171,181, 187,193,215 Rogers, K. 81 Rogers, M, 81 Rohrig, M. 81, 88, 132, 178, 207, 212 Holph.D.81,132148208212 Rolsen,D,171 Homanello, M81. 132, 148, 154, 155, 179, 188, 189, 205, 208, 215 Romanello, T. 81, 193, 196, 201, 202, 203, 215 Romanello, T. 92, 125, 134, 150, 178, 207 Rose, B. 122, 171 Rose, P, 131, 171, 205, 207 Ross, G. 125,142,157, 193, 194,212 Ross,M. 125,181, 198 Ross, F1. 171 Ross, F1. 142, 157, 171,178 Roy, C. 125, 137 Roy, D. 81 Roy,J.81,184 Rump, D. 81 Rusk, L. 171 Russell, D, 125 Ryan, H. 171 Ryan, P. 125, 177, 187, 190, 194, 198, 197, 198, 201, 202 Sager, J. 81, 184, 185 Sallee, P, 125 Saizl, J. 171 Salzl, T. 125 Sammons, T. 126 Sampieri, P. 82, 201, 202, 208 Sanderson, L. 82, 132 Sands, D. 171 Saylor, A. 215 Saylor, B. 171 Saylor, E. 128, 137, 154, 195, 198,205 Saylor, M. 101 Baylor, P. 82 Saylor, R. 138 Schalk, R1 107, 184 Schardt, J. 126 Schlie, K 183, 185 Schmidt, J. 183 Schmidt, K. 128, 196, 197, 198, 201, 204 Schmidt, R171 Schneider, G. 172 Schramm, V, 82, 208 Schroeder, K. 126, 177, 198, 201, 204, 207, 216 Schroeder, P, 172, 198, 201, 204 Schulte, M. 142, 172, 177, 193 258 Schumann, S. 82, 184, 208 Schwieterman, S. 82 Scott, C. 55, 82, 88, 104, 207, 215 Segrist, M. 172, 187 Seiter, V. 126, 193, 194 Sexton, F. 82 Shadden, L. 172, 193 Shank, D. 172 Shank, V1 172 Sharp,C.172, 201, 202 Sharp, 8. 132, 150 Shaw, F. 28 Shelby, J. 64, 82, 132, 184, 185 Shouse, R. 82 Shrader, K. 82, 205 Shrader, K 208 Shular, D. 154, 156, 172, 205 ShuJar, T. 126, 137, 188, 189, 193 Sickinger, S. 82 Silber, J. 83, 198, 204 Siebel, 172, 178 Siegman, C. 126, 207, 215 Siler, K. 126 Simiele, D, 208 Simpson, 5. 83 Sims, D. 83 Sims,T.172, 201, 202 Sinclair,T.126, 139 Singleton, J, 172 Singleton, M. 172 Slaven, S. 83, 267 Slayback, K, 126 Smallwood, J. 83 Smith, D. 83, 132, 133, 150, 187, 207, 212 Smith, D.83, 190 Smith,D,125, 126, 158 Smith, D, 83, 193, 207 Smith, D 83 Smith,D.125,126 Smith, J. 172,181, 196, 198, 202,207 Smith, J. 83 Smith, K. 126 Smith, K. 83, 193, 194 Smith, F1, 101, 103 Smith, S. 126 Smith, 81 172 Smith, T. 126 Smith, W. 83 Snapp,M. 126, 131,207 Snapp, S. 126 Snapp, T, 84, 184 Snapp, W. 172 Soellner, S. 84, 184 Spaulding, V. 84, 107, 157, 158 Spencer, J. 172 Spradlin, D. 128, 198,201,204 Spradlin, M, 84 Spurlock,B.131,172 Stacey, A. 172, 193 Stankovics, A. B4, 106, 133, 134, 142, 145, 170 Stanton, K. 126, 178, 179, 207 Staples, M, 172 Stapleton, D. 84 Stargie, J. 84 Stears, S. 126, 190, 196, 207 Steele, K. 84 Steger, C. 142, 157, 172, 210 Stein, T. 95 Stephens, R. 172 Stewart, J 126 Stewart, M. 84, 186 Stidham, D. 84, 112, 208 Stidham, S. 172, 179 Stockton, F. 172 Stonecipher, C1 84 Stonecipher, C, 84, 206, 207, 210 Stonecipher, L. 154, 172, 205 Stratton, D. 195, 198, 201, 204 Stratton, F. 126 Streaker, M, 172 Strobel, C. 172 Strunk, J. 208 Strunk, P. 126, 193 Sturgill, F1. 172 Sullivan, D1 198,201, 204 Sullivan, D. 56, 85 Sullivan, J. 85 Sullivan, S. 172 Sutton, C. 50, 148, 172 Sweeney, T. 93, 121, 126, 136, 137, 193 Sykes, S, 208 Tanner, J. 54, 126, 191 Tanner, T. 85, 107, 132, 142, 157 Tanner, T1 85, 142, 145, 212 Taylor, J. 126 Taylor, K, 85, 132, 142 Taylor. L. 126 Taylor, R. 56 Teegarden, B. 172 Teepen, K. 208 Tepe, A. 104, 146, 172, 173, 178. 179, 201,202, 205, 215 Thomas, C. 126 Thomas, K. 193 Thomas, K. 172 Thomas, R. 172 Thompson, D, 85 Thompson, D. 85, 132, 140, 181, 208, 210, 211, 212 Tibbetts, D, 85 Timerding,E.126, 180,181,194. 197,198,201. 204 Timerding,N.172 Tims. B. 172, 193 Tolliver, R, 126 Tomfinson, C. 172 Tompkins, D. 126 Touris, A. 85, 187, 207, 215 Touris. V1 126, 193, 206, 207, 215 Town,T.126, 161 Trauth,J. 64,85, 112, 132, 181,207, 208,210 Trauth, .J. 126, 139, 207, 212 Trentman, A. 126 Trentman, R. 85, 177, 187, 189. 198,207,215. 260 Trosper, G. 127 Truesdell, .J. 156, 172, 178 Truesdeil, J. 85, 178 Truesdell, J. 86, 179. 181, 208 Tucker, P, 172 Tulle. FL 127 Turck, J. 86, 179, 198, 201 Turner, R 127, 166, 188, 189, 193, 207 Ullom, D. 127 Uchtman, D. 177 Upchurch, B. 127 V Vance, G. 127 Vance. J. 86 Vanover, J. 172 Varga, L, 172, 198, 201 Vincent, F. 127 Vincent, J 101 Vogt, B, 172 Vogt, D. 127 W Wagers, T, 142, 152, 153, 173 Wagner, M. 173 Wall, T. 173, 198, 201 Walters, D. 127, 140, 178 Walters, G. 86, 212 Warman, E. 86, 132, 133, 150, 151 Warman, S. 127 Warman, T. 173r 193 Watson, M. 173 Watt, G, 127, 132 Watt, M. 173 Watt, R. 184 Watts. 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The yearbook staff presents to the student body the 1977 SiLHOUETTE. Through working together this year, we managed to overcome the trials and tribulations of putting a yearbook to- gether and hopefully this work was not in vain. In these pages we have tried to cap- ture the many different events that take place in the course of the school year and ail those involved. We have concen- trated our efforts to provide a complete '5: : 7: '1 book of this years events. Though we realize we cannot satisfy everyone, we hope that this SILHOU- ETTE meets the expectations of the stu- dent body and especially the seniors. We, as editors, hope that we have suc- cessfully filled these pages with memor- able moments so that when we look through these pages we will be abie to remember the way we were. Brenda, Lisa, and Mary Lou