Oak Hills High School - Caledonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1975 volume:

OAK HILLS HIGH SCHOOL Cincinnati, Ohid 1975 Caledonian Volume 16 ' We are bombarded with words, ideas, people, and emotions. They come at us Whether we want them to or not. Sometimes it is necessary to get away; to be by onefs self; tobe... alone. Anny Ul$.v;.u-----L .H-e .- my. mj- . . . um'lulmuI-anu,m LmL'u-aiwmuwvmmmnn I -l nNixon was smart 1n realgn- W4; ing. Elections AM Glance Gilligan Defeats RhOdeS . u. M$w LmWnlgaw.- uThe charges were getting :2 . Q i i i . In contest FOI' Governor , too complicated - he had to . T;- l- .5 I- - ' - resign. ' g5: He's like every other poli- tician e but not so crooked. 0Fordis okay. Heis just not used to being President yet? HUnfortunately, Gerald Ford is not his own man. 'iObviously the system is at fault if something like this could happen. Nixon should have been tried just like the rest of us would have been. They should have given him a break He always gave 1009 o to me so he still has my respect. i'Nixon would have gotten out of it anyway, so who cares? The world scene changed so fast . Nixon resignation, Ford, the Pardon. IIIIC I'INI' IIIIII .I'I' XIII IIII II .lIu mm IIXON RESIRIIS Ilu I In lmI-II muu u hm! SI'I'rlen'y Kisniuger I. WIII Slaw III l'MlpIm-E 15 HF CINCIWAWFRQI IRRR GttraIII IIUNI Takes Over President.- Up: unchs AIIII LIIIIII III: II- RY I III N, l, I u .. Im... There were internal changes too . . . full sessions and a new lunch schedule . . . I dontt feel the school is too crowded. The halls are not too difficult to get through? ttThis year I feel the school has about the right amount of stu- dentsW ttThe school isjust as crowded as the rest of the world. mIt stinks - too crowded. ttI kind of like it. Real together- mess. ttI dislike this year's lunch schedule because of the lack of time given to talk and eat with your friends? ttThe lunch scheduie treats us like parts on an assembly line. ttIt's back to junior high. hI feel like Fm just another body in the clash of classes? WVS very easy to get lost in the crowd.n hI think every one is impor- tant to some part of the school. tTm just a body in the school. tTm proud of the fact that Pm an OH student e people just don,t know how lucky they areW ttA person is only as impor- tant as he or she thinks she is. Ifeel important? 10 We wondered whether it had anything to do with us. Were we important? Q h I gq . . q . u ' '3. I l. '; m Q Is -' II f ! f. 13 14 uIt seems the longer the teach- ers are here, the less they care. ttI wonder if the students care about the teachers as individ- uals; t, ttSome teachers care, others don,t have the time - the same goes for the studentsf, , , ' m f ,, Wwwwm; jaunt?- n5 hmszpmt' 5 F m WW '- u ttSome are here for a paycheck and some are here because they care? NIVS difficult to group all teachers together but on the whole, Ifeel that most teachers do care about us as individuals, but the school system doesn,t give many of them the chance to help. ttSurprisingly - most of them do. . . . Whether anyone cared about us or not? WWW WWWWWW WW W WWWWWW::.1I- W WW W WWWWWWW WWWWWW W W WW WWW W WWWWWWW W WW'WWWWWW WWWWWW WWWWWWW W WWWW WW WW W There were many questions left unanswered . . . and we had to sort them out individually. met: nOak Hills is a school of cliques. They burn me up be- cause each one passes judg- ment on the other and indi- viduals. TheyRIe caused me nothing but pure hell. hOverall, 1am proud of grad- uating from OH because I can look at West Hi and just say, Tm glad I didnht waste my time theref hI think OH is great because the people have made it great. I think OH gives you a chance to grow up. WMDENT MFE 3.... - u .04.; 21 AFS - EXCHANGE STUDENT ttSchool always gives us a double feeling about life: it seems to be endless; day after day, the same way, back and forth, then suddenly it seems that everything is over and it went so fast. I was exposed to so many different things in school here a schedule, subjects, rules a that it made a big change in the way I did things. But besides the academic aspect of school there are people, and people are basically the same whether in Oak Hills, this place all of you know, or in Juiz de Fora, my City in Brazil, somewhere you never heard about. The great challenge for me this year was to learn how to see people just as people, regardless of the different fac- ades they have; and Oak Hills made me realize that. Because of that Oak Hills will be remembered as an important part of my life in Cincinnati? Maria 22 III was born in Talca, a city of Chile. It was through a program called Youth For Under- standing, that I came to the United States of America. I had always a desire to know in reality the life and ways of its people. All through my life I was puzzled about what I heard of America. On arriving and after living among its people I could realize that the image I had in mind was erroneous be- cause many of the advantages and comforts that people have here are also found in the many countries of the world. We Latins have different customs and the values of our culture cannot make us be cold or indifferent to people. When I return to my country I will remember all of you with fondness and taking with me an experience which has been very enriching to me. I cannot forget all the nice people who made my stay here very hospitable? J uan 23 n-m: fI-dm 67:20 OHEOE 24 Opposite page: a. 811's winning float 7 dWhale it to Tam, Moby Dick; b. Tweedie3 Luebbe, runner-up; G. April Adams; d. Patti Becker; c. Becky Drach; f. D Ernst; g2 K4 Grieco members of the CourU. This page: a, Queen Marietta Bucalo; b. N. Nolley, C. Eckert, 8: last year's queen, T Higgins, with court and escorts; c. Sophfs 2nd-place float, S. Goering. 25 Homecoming 74 began with a week of fes- tivities. Monday rolled around with lolli- pop day. Tuesday provided for a reverse of the Sexes. Sadi Hawkins, Day came in the middle of the week with funny hats, cut off jeans, and straw growing out of people35 mouths The highlight of the week was Grease Day. Long skirts, bobby socks, greasy hair, and pony tails domi- nated. Friday was the traditional black and red day, followed by a winning foot- ball game against Colerain. The Home- coming Theme, hThe Land of Make Be- lieve, was well represented by the wiry ning,r Moby Dick senior float. Marietta Bucalo was crowned queen at the game. The HomeCOming Dance on Saturday topped off the week. 0.9.4 94-005Rt95g394 89;; 153-300?on 1L.. ,3 4' 'A'ch . I M??? :5,wa 'omaaf 35M 4 0'0' 5.01 ; lit LL52?! x5g4'2029oex. ngg I 3093?: meager :5; ' 1th . i k bis? 28 29 TOM SAWY: tBFG smmang, R. schaerg? 30 S. Seitz . 31 Mispage: a. G. Stothfang; b. R. Schaefer; c. Stothfang, S. Seitz; c. K Diether; d Stothfang, T. Rennick Opposite page: a. La Reuter; b. Reuter, Stothfang, Seitz; c 8: d. J. Stone, Schaefer, B. Hart. T. Mayer. 32 CAST Tom Sawyer Gary Stothfang SidSawyer....,.,. . ,, ScottRose Mary Sawyer.,.. ,............, , . .......... .,.LisaSIigar Aunt Polly .................................... Linda Morman Huck Finn Steve Seitz Judge Thatcher ............................ Jay Schneider Mrs. Thatcher .................................. Kim Schwartz Becky Thatcher ................................ Leslie Reuter Amy Lawrence ................................. Karen Diether Joe Harper ................................... Rick Schaefer Susan Harper .................................. Pam Mullen Mrs. Harper Lucinda McKeehan Injun Joe ........................... , ..... .. Greg Bachmann Dr. Robinson ................................ Jeff Stone Muff Potter ................................ Mike Wheatley Walter Potter ............................... Steve Findlay Preacher ................................... Dennis Robards School Marm ................................... Tami Mayer Widow Douglas . .. Melanie McVey Prosecution Dave Schottelkotte Defense .......................................... Mike Peter Sheriff ....................................... Bob- Schloss Alfred Temple ................................ Terry Rennick Ben Rogers ...................................... Ben Hart Janie Hardin Jane Labanz Gracie Miller ................................. Mary Kay Felton Jim Hollis ......................................... Jeff Stone Bud Riverson ................................... Ton y Walstra Rafferty .................................... Kathy Olberding Preachefs Wife .................................. Leslie N011 Schoolgirls ............ Becky Book, Cherie Gindele, Deb Kirby Mark Twain Rick Schaefer Directed by MI; 135; 'HAit .wm umsvmwmmw -- 33 34 CHRISTMAS 6 3 SWEETHEART DANCE A festive air pervaded the atmosphere at the annual Christ- mas Dance, sponsored bv Student Council. When people grew tired of standing on their worn-out-fromethe-holidays feet, they stood on their heads! A highlight of the even- ing was the lovely tree, ornamented by decorations which the revelers brought along. The Sweetheart Dance, presented by the sophomores, allowed for another nostalgic moment - the crowning of Queen Julie VonAllmen and King Joe Cox. The decorations were beautifully conceived and arranged. . Be .. Seated L. to R.: S. Wright, R. Hodgman, K. Freed, D. Biehl, T. Armentrout. Standing: M. Leisring, D. Ruehi, M. Duwling, J. Cox, P. Nystmm, T. Luebbe, J. VonAllmene DRACULA 4 Sybil Seward . . . . . La Reutel Hennessey . . . . Jay Schneider Dr. Seward ...... Steve Seitz Renfield ...... Mike Wheatley Wesley . ........ Brent Zerbee Jonathan Harker . . . Ben Hart Mina ........... Lisa Sligar Dracula ..... Greg Bachmann Van Helsing , , Kevin Broderick x L: CHEAPER Mr, Gilbreth .......................... Marv Hott BY THE D OZEN Mrs. Gilbreth ...................... Melanie McYey Anne ........................... Kathy Olberdmg .. Frank ............................ Kevin Brandt - f3. .: Ernestine ........................... Pam Mullen .f- Dan .............................. Pat Schaefer L Martha ......................... Kim Schwartz Bill ................................ Steve Yards Lillian ............................. Karen Diether Fred ............................... Tom Martin Jackie .............................. Leslie Knoll Mrs. Fitzgerald ..................... Ciaire Moores Dr. Burton ............................ Ben Hart Joe Scales ...................... Kevin Broderick Miss Brill ........................ Mary Kay Felton :Larry .......................... Dave Schottelkotte Jeanne .............................. Terri Barrett f,! . Schwartz FLOWERS FOR CAST Charlie Gordon .................... Rick Schafer Alice Kinnian ............ Lucinda McKeehan Dr. Strauss ................ Dave Schotteikotte Professor Nemur .............. Mike Wheatley Burt Seldon .................... Kevin Brandt Rose Gordon .................... Tami Mayer Little Charlie .................. Terry Rennick Matt Gordon Marv Hott Chairlady ................ Barb Mattimiro Mrs. Mooney .................. Linda Morman .................. Leslie Reuter Kerry Seabum, Nancy Hendley Norma 'Gor'don Party Guests .. Director: Mrs. Ione Holt ALGERNON 41 n: . m unim gag ' IIIL mcmATIEWUIRER South Vletnam Surrehders - W! Lu? ROBIN IN OUR WINDOW - Mnnouncing the birth of the Highlander Quartet at Oak Hills High School, CincinnatD Our office has a window ledge . . . Mom Robin thought was best . . . And so, she gathered twigs and grass . . . And built her little nest . . . It wasn,t10ng til four blue eggs . . . Appeared so shining bright . . . Eagerly watched by many eyes . , . T0 everyonds delight . . . And then, four little birds were hatched . . . With nothing on their mind . . . Except to send Mom out for food . . . To see what she could find . . . She hunted worms, and brought them back . . . She searched both far and Wide . . . We worried, yet her trust was firm . She knew a Higher Guide. Alice Kennelly Roberts Counselor 42 THE CAST Mr, Kimber .............. Gary Stothfang Newton Fuller ............... Rick Schafer Annabelle Fuller ......... Melanie McVey Madge Fuller ........... Kathy Olberding Steve Eldridge ............ Jay Schneider Fi Fi ...................... Jane Labanz Mrs, Douglas ......... Lucinda McKeehan Clayton Evans ................ Bob Miller Rena Leslie .................. Leslie N011 Hester ...................... Sandy Eder Raymond .................... Scott Rose Uncle Stanley ................ Steve Seitz Leggett Frazer . . . f ............ Rick Lucas Tommy Hughes ............ Brent Zerby Sue Barrington .............. Pam Mullen Mr. Prescott .............. Mike Wheatley Miss Wilcox .............. Connie Adams Patty ....................... Lisa Brown Mike ....................... Tom Martin GEORGE WASHINGTONWSLE-PT HERE hs$ . I . 50A: HILLSE HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR - gamma. PROM APRIL Iq 8:30 ; 2:30AM I . . ', : m, n? ur-gtlg' - . dainas-4 ;.. ; - I .3 35.;y. rEanzug 48 -...L .- a... -. - ,. . . n-In-Iacw-urlql-I-Jm1 BEST OF OAKS HILLS 50 Opposite page: a M. Peten R Beck- 6. R. Malone; f. P. Grant, C. Eckert; er; h. J. Zugelter, L. Renter; c: L. g.A.Murphyh.M.Bechml,L.ReuteL McKeehan; d, V. Webb. This page: NVHunter. This page: a. J. Labanz; b. C. Peters, c. The Life Savers; d. S. Luebbdrs; e. Matscots and Wrestlers. Opposite page: f. MA Peter; g M. Hart; 11. Front: N. Becker, L. O Foole; Back: C. Peters. C. Graham, A Cthen, R. Maltry; i. L. Reilman; j. Senior Oakettes; k. T. Beck, J. Zeuch, S. NICI'Um'Iey Once again the top talent was gathered for the always popular Best of Oak Hills. Beautiful dancers, fine voca- lists. a sensational band, highlighted by a trio of extra- ordinary drummers, several comedy sketches, and won- der of wonders - a mouth player mo not mouth organ moutm added together made a delightful program which was for the first time presented on four evenings. MFR. Schierloh and Mr. Tate was once again outdid themselves in providing fun for all! This page: a. B. Drach; b. Chnral Ensemble; C. R. Maltn d Oaketms; e. L. Young. Opptvsr'm page: f. M Arnold; g, Band . Rrvgerg; i. J. Turner, G Stothfang J. Lennard; j. Robertson D rs; k M Peter, P, Becker; 1. Entire Cast - Finale. v-H lwuh --k- Fir: .Mw WWW J,., m.-;:xq Was Still . . . THE BEST! The Best . .. 55 Joy over approaching graduation radi- ated from the 400-plus seniors gathered at the already glittering Beverly Hills for the annual class banquet. Luscious food and jovial fellowship were followed by delightful entertainment. Reading of the Class Will was probably the highlight of the festivities, with Mr. Drew receiving more than his fair share of legacies. Dr. McMahon, school super- intendent, and Tom McCloy, class president gave brief messages of fare- well and class adviser, Miss Penny Pol- lock, was presented with a gift of appre- ciation. SENIOR BANQUET b. Speaker's Table: J. Sweeder, W Becker; d. R. .Knue, M Bucalo, J. X a. R. Hardtke, S. Carleton, L. Hitchens; L. Youngs, J. Chizer; c. M. Peter, P. Sweeder, J. Hauck, R. Hauck, Rev Leonard;e.J.Rhein,B.PremA 57 x 1; . GRADUATION 3R . 1$- Oh, wow! Wasntt our graduation abso- lutely beautifullh With these words, Sen- ior Pam Mullen seemed to sum up the opinion of the majority of the 722 senior graduates who participated in the 1975 commencement exercises on June 6th at Music Hall. Everything about the program was carefully planned by class principal, Richard Hauck, and moved as smoothly as could be imagined. The valedictory and salutatory addresses presented mov- ingly by Jan Church and Dirk Williams spoke meaningfully 0f the encouragement for learning given them by their parents, friends, and teachers. The choir sang two beautiful, traditional numbers, ttYoutH Never Walk Alone,,, and ttBattle Hymn 0f the Republic ,. with the audience joining in for the final verse. When the class was declared officially ttcommencedh a few hats flew, and a few tears fell, and a lot of bright smiles gleamed, as another graduating class left the halls of Oak Hills High School. 58 Opposite page: a, Jan Church, valedictnrian; b, Invocation; c, Willard Sweeder, principal; d. Preparation. This page: 6. T. Gans, J. Glass, J. Galbraith, M. Floetker. C Fletcher, J. Faigle; f. C. Willoughby M Price, 3 Murphy; g; R Huber, 0H School Board VicePrea, B. Alba; h J Chizer. M, Chiseck, D, Chilewski. M. Chessey. S. Cheesebrew; h. H.Prem. 59 a J Dadone, C. Fuller, M. Lacher; b. ML. Huber; cV Scholarship Students; d. Dirk Williams, Salutatorian; e Entire ClassV a. D. Williams. Dr. Clifton McMahon, School Superini Lendent; b Reverend Goist leading the invocation; C. 0, Mrs, V. Chizer, OH teacher and son, John; d. Chorus led by Mr. R Schierlnh: 9. J. Church. D Williams, J.Allen,B.A1ba. C.Ahistrom, B, Ahlers. R.Aberna1hy 61 $$QMLWW . , .M1mv; ' ' '-;mWJ'-W. .. , W - .I. .umw x NIH a. D. Lambrinides b. G. Luken c, J. Kirk d. J Gargano, Sl Ungerbueller e. K. Edgar Diamond Oaks Career Campus offers many interesting and edu- cational opportunities for juniors and seniors to receive occupational training while still in high school. Welding, cosmetology, electronics, and child care are a few of the most popular fields of study. Stu- dents at Diamond Oaks take all of their English classes their jun- ior year, while seniors take Ameri- can government. Co-opling is also a part of every seniofs last quarter. 65 The school day is divided into half lab and half related classes and activities. Students are given forty-five minutes for their lunch and activities, The public is in- vited t0 Diamond Oaks for ser- vices. Women can have their hair set, or leave their children at the nursery school. The student body is given much more freedom and so the students are much more independent. Because Of the distance and isolation from Oak Hills, the majority of students dongt feel as though they are an important part of Oak Hills. i J4 Writing ., a. R. Ruberg b. E Marzheuser c. K. Hubbard, T. Poole LL P, Laws e. B. Siemer f. E. Marzheuser g. R Phelps 67 ADMINISTRATORS E. Schu L , 4 '7' rm I. tmwum u., is u..'.'... . hm SECRETARIES 68 J. Jelen, President WSCHOOL BOARD Mrs. JoAnn Jelen presided over a school board Which once again was the center of community controversy. A group of parents, concerned over the possibie misuse of elementary health teachers, resource materials, appealed to Dr. McMahon and then to the Board to discontinue use of such materials. The complaint made many of our local newspapers, and at times went beyond the problem of those particular teaching aids and into the broader realm of academic freedom. As school closed, the Board had made no decision favoring the abolishment of the controversial materials. Other board members are Edwin Price, J . Walter Reece, Rob- ert Huber, and Charles Eckert. Steve Baldwin Dana Clark Donn Coates Elizabeth Day Mary Anne Jervis Linus Filler Alice Roberts Ruthanne Shaw Mary Thompson 3. Wallace W gr L. Pillar 'I .9: 1 1 1-1-; With the transfer of Mr. Ralph Lane to the job as principal of Delhi, Mr. Donald Heckendorn became an assis- tant principal and was assigned as an advisor to the Sophomore class. The only other new administrative face was that of Miss Jessie Reis, School-Community Counselor. Miss Reis took over room 319, which was comfortably decorated by the Student Council, and began her task of work- ing on a very personal level with students seeking her advice and help. 71 ART 8L MUSIC . Although the Art Club disbanded, students still main- tained the high standards of the past when decorating the lobby and showcases. Christmas decorations were particularly delightful and well-received. For the first time in Oak Hills history an art fair was held, featuring works from students of all ages throughout the dis- trict. It seems the music dept. spent much of its energy preparing for Dec. and April. The usual pre-Christmas rush found the choral groups doing considerable caroln ing, then joining with the band for the yearly Christ- mas Concert. April brought the opportunity for concert choir to sing with the Cincinnati Symphony, while all music students prepared for the best HBest of Oak Hills,H yet. Jules Buffington . Louis Koenig Richard Lennnx Robert Schierloh V Thomas Tate '72 R. Schierloh 73 BUSINESS ED. The Business Department is one of the few that remained relatively unchanged from the previous year. There were no new course offerings and the teaching staff claimed no new faces. Because of the large number of eligible students attending the vocational schools F.B.L.A. was disbanded; but C.O.E. remained, successfully advised by Mrs. Schulte. Mrse Mason acts as depart- menthead. '11 . IA! Carolyn Averill Carolyn Cinnamon Richard Haucke Jean Jones Patricia Mason Maureen Mattie Robert. Molloy Susan Nickel Linda Schulte Cathi Smith John Slenger Steve Wenderfer C Averi11 ENGLISH The only new course to be offered in the English Dept. was Enge IV, an Advanced Placement course de- signed to help prepare students for pre-college credit. Although there were no other new classes added to the curriculum, teachers were, none- theless, busy setting objectives, establishing course descriptions, and choosing textbooks for five new electives to be offered in the next year. A new face was added - that of Miss Patty Powell, who also took over as Tartan adviser. Dale Bernhard Steve Brinker Sue Busse Amoret Butier Virginia Chizer Monroe Drew Delores Gibbons lone Hull Carolyn Hum Carole Knight 76 5 C. Ballachinu. E. Behymer i k P. Pollock My. N. Schreiber 78 Steven Moore Gerald Morris John Obermeyer Janet Owczarzak Tim Peter Penny Pollock Patricia Powell N ina Schreiber Sallie Sherman Eugene Wagner LANGUAG ES Marilyn Brewer h Luis DelPiluI' Charles anzan Regina Riedmatter Susan Tam N01 Pictured: 2m Herman mahelh Dulwig FOREIGN No new faces appeared on the teacherst side of the language labs, though, of course many new faces appeared on the students, side. The biggest attractions of the various classes were the numerous trips to French, Spanish, and Ger- man restaurants around town. The students were able to sample cuisine from the country whose language they were learning, in surroundings comparable to those in Europe. Mr. Kowzan, chairman ' t' 'e 'eA-H.M-.Hn MmKMn-iu of the department, had a number 3 of his students place high in state achievement tests. . Miller I I .. . ,.-.,.- mu IiJ'H'H' H l ' a , LII i E , t, E I dun E: MATH For the first time in Oak Hills history Cal- culus was offered to advanced math students. Although a difficult course, it proved highly successful. Computer programming con, tinued to be an extremely popular and practical class to these who could fathom the new computer-aged language. The teach- ing staff remained unchanged and Mr. Ken Miller remained as head of the department. P. Geiser D. Heilman Paul Geiser Kanda Hawkins Diane Heilman Clarence Koehn Mike Ogden Herbert Proffi't Robert Rosenfield Afra Seibel nges Williamson . PHYS. ED. Richard Roche Paul Rockwond Wil Rutenshroer Joyce Sander C. Loewenstein 84 There were few Changes in the RE. Dept. Mr. Lowenstein replaced Mr. Shaut as Assht. Athletic Director. There is a relatively new policy involving both girls, and boys3 gym classes: at the sophomore levei emphasis is placed on team sports; whereas at the junior level it is placed on individual sports. Miss June Marten anticipates no other changes in a program which has been carefully planned over the past few years. Kathy Kent Carl Imvwenslein June Merlnn Barbara Nurthvutl 85 86 SCIENCE g hWe did such a great job last year that there just didn,t seem any way to improvelq, These are the modest words of department head, Mr. Ken Miller, regarding changes in the science department. Although there were indeed no new faces added to the staff, Mr. Eads moved from teaching physical sciences to geology, and both Zoology and Chemistry added accelerated groupings. Mr. Miller predicts a number of changes for the coming year - which may negate his original state- ment. f': F'- f C J R. DiPilla E. Pnynter W. Gallagher Reginangeln DiPilla . Richard Drewes Wm Clark Eads Wilhelm Gallagher Grant Juurnell Eugene Poynler Phil Simms John Williams 87 SOCIAL STUDIES 88 There Were a great many Changes in the Social Studies Dept. New electives seemed to spring up all over. Psy- chology was one of the most popular new attractions and drew Miss Sherman out of the English Deptt to teach the course, along with Mr. Brockhoff. One semester courses in Sociology and Economics proved quite suc- cessful, as did the new Ad- vanced Placement American History class taught by Miss Smith. Another draftee from the Eng. Dept., Mr. Drew, handled the revamped Humanities course. Stewart Biederman Robert Brockhoff Arthur DelConte Marcha Hunley Deborah Keuhn Raymond Moulliet David McCabe Patti Pieritz - ' i177? UK 89 3;..-1.4., . n x Wwvm . n, , z: ..,, '1 l R. Moulliet ruw:r-r 1 l H- 4' 5 n; 1 -r V r5 .. . ', V -., 2 m a .5; ! Kenneth Sandal! Marynell Simkoff Jan Slater Virginia Smith James VanZant Richard Witsken 7 Robert Yum;r 91 VOCATIONAL ED. Home EC. lost its supervisor, Mrs, Karen Williams, to motherhood. Her place was adequately filled by Mrs. Grant. and Miss Judy Keitz became a new staff member. A new elective, Home Furnishings, proved quite popular, as did the relatively new Child Develop- ment classes. Foods remained a fascination for hun- dreds of seniors Whose stomachs mysteriously expanded during the 20-week time span. Robert Ahercrnmbie James Binkley Palriria George- Deborah Gram Linda GI'ii'lilh Terry Hnmshy Judith Keitz Charles Kelley Lou Piecznnka Dana Slumman Karen Willimns Pam Woods Robert Zimmerman 92 With the large number of students interested in vocational training going to Diamond and Scarlet Oaks, the D.C.T. program was abolished, and long-time teacher and adviser, Mr. Humphrey, was transfered to the Junior High. The rest of the department consisted of familiar faces, Mr. Binkley and Mrs Wood continued their exceptional work with students in the Special Ed. Department. SPDOWWS WWWWWWWJ WWW WWWWWWW WWW WWWIIIWWWI x97f4; ; , WWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWW W W I W WWII'WWWWHWWWW. ImlW WWWll WWWWW WWWWWWW wwwww mu W 1 . W WWW W W W I a. S. Kramer b. B. Wehmeier c. D. Lovins. Spirit seemed to be the hallmark of the 1974 edition of the Highlander foot- ball squad under the leadership of Head Coach Rutenschroer. Although ranked low in the pre-season ratings, the High- lander squad battled their way to a very respectable 7-3 record on the season, and captured OHts 100th varsity victory in the game with Fairfieid. For the first time, a bonfire pep rally was held on the night before Homecoming to build spirit for the game against Cole- rain. The Highlanders were first in con- tention for the league crown, coming into the last league game of the season with Mt. Healthy. They had defeated all earlier league opponents. The Scots needed a victory or a tie to maintain their hold on the title but failed, and had to settle for a co-championship with Mt. Healthy, losing to the Owls 17-7. In their last game of the season the Highlanders led the 4th quarter of the game with West Hi until the last seconds when the Mustangs completed a touchdown pass to defeat the Scots 16-15. FOOTBALL Harrison Fairfield Northwest Anderson Aiken Forest Park Colerain Norwood Mt. Healthy Western Hills mqmoomoqoo I-u-I Elder, Fairmont East, Upper Arlington Hamilton Garfield, Purcell .Fairmont East e Invitational .'Covington Catholic Invitational . Best in the West IiCSAJK t Elder Invitational HCSAA ':Rio Grande, Ohio -' Sectional iDistrict State 3rd lst 4th 5th 2nd 3rd 3rd 2nd 2nd 4th 19th a. J. Noe, B. Hunt, c. S Kruetzer d J. Cox er J. Mellot Ri Mathias bi Coach Yiung The cross country team, led by Coach Yung, set their goal on the state meet and directed their energies toward that goal. The Harriers were disappointed with their performance at the league meets. They were suffering from both illnesses and injuries. They came back at nearly full strength to place well in both the Sectional and District meets. The Harriers qualified for the state tournaments in Columbus and finished 19th overall. The team voted John Mellot as their Most Valuable Runner for his performances in both dual meets and tournaments. 101 f. a. Ii. Kiigure b. A. Weber L'. A. Weherd. M. Slener e. D. Cline 102 Greenhills St. Xavier Forest Park Roger Bacon Finneytown St Xavier Roger Bacon Anderson Elder + forfeit Forest Park Greenhills Finneytown Anderson St, Xavier Tournament Finneytown Tournament W N l moomw omwwomwom HOAHO pmmmwww$ o ,3; The soccer team was still in its infancy playing only its second season. Led by Coach Rnckwund, the young and inexperienced team played a difficult schedule; They played the state champions. Finneytmm, three times during the season and suffered three losses. Next year's team will see many returning players with more skills and experience. The outlook for soccer at Oak Hills is bright and the talents'of Coach Rockwood are going to form strung teams as soccer gains popularity and support not 'only at Oak Hills but also around the country. 103 a. S. Holmes, J. Mahn, D. Deal, D. Brockhoff, D. Lehue b. B. Brune c. D. Lehue d, golf bag 8. D. Brockhofff.D.Dea1g.J. Mahn h. S. Holmes, D. Brock- hoff A young and inexperienced team, led by Coach Poynter, had to adjust to several changes. For the first time, the golf season was moved from spring to fall to avoid spring rains. Unfortunately cold weather and frost plagued them. Their schedule was improved with stronger teams and harder courses. Two OH golfers were voted all league honors. OH 170 179 170 179 169 1'76 169 168 160 171 163 164 168 164 174 178 162 10th 171 173 166 Taylor Harrison - rained out Hamilton Taft Norwood - hailed out LaSalle Mt. Healthy Elder Forest Park Western Hills Northwest Anderson Norwood Elder Colerain Anderson Mt. Health y Hamilton Taft Forest Park Western Hills Sectional Norwood Colerain Northwest 170 161 173 181 165 171 163 167 168 191 158 164 I 166 186 167 177 167 188 182. 189 105 a, Debi Ernst, Darlene Biehl; b. Darlene Biehl, Debi Ernst, Becky Prem; Standing: Diane Page, Marietta Bucalo, Cindy Wy- att, Diane Truitt; cA Becky Prem; d, Gretchen Gebhart, Linda Railman, Sue Sachs, Cindy Renter, Carrie Ruehl, Dori Ernst; eA Carrie Ruehl, Cindy Wyatt, Sue Sachs; f. Sue Sachs, Jenny Angus, Diane Truitt. g. Cindy Wyatt, Diane Truitt Becky Pram, Diane Page, Marietta Bucalo; h. Bottom: Carrie Ruehl, Gretchen Geb- hart, Sue Sachs, Linda Reilrnan, Cindy Renter; Middle: Jenny Angus; Top: Dori Ernst; i. Marietta Bucalo; j. Diane Page. 108 CHEERLEADERS The cheerleading squad, under the leadership of Miss Pat Mason, was kept busy with more than simply cheering at football and bas- ketball games. They started off the year by winning the honor of ttMost Improved Squadh at the All-Star Cheerleading Conference Camp. Their hard work showed when they captured sixth place in the state at Columbus in March Also, by making posters and run- ning pep rallies they gave a tremendous boost to school spirit. a. J. Emerson b. Coach Roche, G, Sample c. R. Hill d. M. Elliot e. G. Wallingford f. R. VonAllmen, Coach Roche .Sample b.T.F1ake c. M. Elliot d. M. Elliote. Coach Rockwood f. R. Hill 0H 66 Finneytown 6 37 Mt. Healthy 22 47 Fairmont East 10 58 Norwood 9 let U.Ci Invitational 18 LaSalle 31 . 24 Beavercreek 27 i let Best in the West ' 41 Mueller 15 39 St. Xavier 9 26 Fairfield 22 let HCSAA Tournament 2nd Sectional 1st District 9th State The grapplers opened the season with hopes of equalling last yeafs record of 10-0 with a new coach, Mr. Roche. Strong early in the season, the team defeated their first four dual meet opponents and took the UC Invitational title. The Scots host- ed the Lancers and suffered a disappointing loss. At Beavercreek they met strong opposition and trailed by a large margin at first. They made a strong comeback effort in the larger weight classes but posted their second dual meet loss. They re- turned prepared and defeated both Moeller and St. Xavier. The wrestlers upset Fairfield, their strongest rival, by a small margin. In tournament action the team placed first in the league meet and second in the Sectional meet. Capturing the district title, they qualified four wrestlers for the state meet. Mark Elliot placed second at 175 and Rob Von Alimen placed sixth at 98. Randy Hill and Mitch Kearby failed to place while the team finished nin th. 113 BASKETBALL 1-14 a. G. Meckstroth, M, Price b. J. Braun 0. Coach Moore d. T. Dietrich e. C Peters, M. Price f. T. Dietrich 115 The Scots saw one of their most suc- cessful seasons ever. Losing their first game to Forest Park, the cagers came back strong and posted a Very re- spectable 16-4 record for the season. The team had talent and was high- lighted by many of the senior players. Braun was one Of the foundations of the team with his consistent scoring. He was named to both the Enquirer and the Post-Times Star All-City First Teams. Both Braun and Price were selected as HCSAA league All Stars with Meckstroth receiving an Honorable Mention. Braun was se- lected for the West All Star squad in the Enquirer East-West game and Price was chosen to play for the Junior AAU All Star team when they met the Russian team in Cincinnati. The Highlander squad, led by Coach Moore, climaxed an excellent season by taking the HCSAA league crown for the second year straight. The title was their 6th in eight years. 116 -: t. 49 Forest Park 54 72 Hamilton Fairfield 56 73 Colerain 59 71 Walnut Ridge 42 72 Mt. Healthy 61 96 Norwood 55 57 LaSalle 50 66 Northwestern 46 74 Anderson 66 73 Forest Park 53 51 St Xavier 57 66 Colerain 58 57 Mt. Healthy 52 59 Western Hills 47 69 Norwood 58 73 Northwestern 30 57 Withrow 62 70 Anderson 63 Oxford Sectional: 69 Mt. Healthy 42 34 Finneytown 59 SL C. Peters, M. Price, b MA Price, c. G. Meckstroff, d. G. Meckstroff, J. Braun, e.D.Ruehl 117 118 'i. Western Hills Anderson H21 aya Sycamore -'Princgton Invitational Princeion Taylor Mariemont Mariemonc Invitational Anderson Conn cry Day St. Xavier Elder Ncrwaod Oxford Sectional District State SWIMMING E 9 a. D. Schwarherg b. M. Hater, P. Jenke, M. Tischbien, Coach Oyakawa c. R. Malone, M. Staples 119 21. Ct Eckert, b, M. Staples, c. Coach Oyakawa The mermen started Off the sea- son with a Victory over West Hi and hoped to carry that winning style through the rest of the sea- son. The squad faced strong 0p- position in Anderson, Princeton, and Elder, but Sycamore proved to be the team to beat. The sea- son was a period of rebuilding for the Scots, practicing 6 days and 3 mornings at week. Over X- mas vacation the mermen has double practices and increased their distance to ten thousand yards a day. The hard work paid off as the Scots were second in the league and took the Sectional title. 120 Ist Row: Co-Captains B. Hafertepen, J. Radel; 2nd Row: R. L. Westenberge, S. Graham, D. Michel, Mnger. J. Mellot; Yunker, B. Weiseman, B Gibbens, SV Owens, S Jacobson, S, 5th Row: M. Hader, M. Tischbein, N. Wainscott, M. Woeste, Oyakawa; 3rd Row: B. Metts, C. Huth, J. Kleemeier, R. Wetzel, B. Popielski, R. Charls, Mngers: H. Mayhaus, R. Ronald; 4th Row; P. Jahnke, C. Eckert, R. Orr, G. Michel, R. Malone, M. Staples, K. Kaufmann, E. Carey, Coach Oyakawa; 6th Row: Coach Lenox ii!!! .m-w wann- J 8,1. Hall b. J. Mellot c. R. Mathias dVD.Bieh1e. P.Rensingf,T StrasseL HCSAA Relays Trotwood Madison, Park Hills St. Xavier, Middletown Knights of Columbus Reiays LaSalle 64 Best of the West Mueller, Woodward Bellvue Invitational HCSAA League Meet - 7 teams Sectional - 9 teams Districts - 72 teams State - did not qualify a. W. Chinn b. D. Swadener c. M. Schlensker d. R. McCamey, P. Schafer e. R. McCamey. 124 The track team finished their regular season with a deceiving 4-3 dual meet record having a much better season than the record indicates. The season was characterized by runner-ups and almosts as Coach Yung and his trackmen saw many second places while behind the first place team by less than ten points. There were some bright spots in the season and in the squad. Todd Strasser placed first in four events in the league relays after missing most of the last season with an injury. Mike Hall and Ron McCamey qualified for districts and were named Most Valuable Runners. Don Biehl broke the pole vault record at 13,3ii and Jeff Heintzelman broke the high jump record 6334? John Mellot had an excel- lent season qualifying for dis- tricts. AT ETKJBANQUE F , h h r h . , . . 11 ; h R. 5; g. A 3 J k. ' w 7 I O ' hthm-V .. if - h . i - h w h - v .. .. , . EV - '6', 10' h h -. . .33 w. l f . h. The Athletic Banquet took on an entirely new look, being held in the air-conditioned comfort of the beautiful Dai- mond Oaks lunchroom. The buffet was delicious and ela-- borate, with mountains of food to feed those ravenous athletes in attendance. Varsity hO Presi- dent, Robb Von Allmen pre- sided, with Senior Dirk Wil- liams presenting the invocation. Head Basketball Coach Darrell Hedric of Miami University was an inspiring speakerh The En- quirer's sports reporter pre- sented Oak Hills with what has become for ten years our hannualh Enky award. Jim Braun was singled out for his athletic and scholastic accom- plishments by being named h HAll Around Boy. J MATSCOTS Matscots had a prosperous season, sprinkled with fun, under the adviserghip of Miss Maureen Mattie. They started off the year with a highly successful carwash, washing over 200 cars with the aid of the wrestlers. Selling Christmas cars in November, baked goods at all home meets, and running these meets kept the girls busy and the treasury well- endowed. The responsibility of running the H.C.S.AlA. tournament was an enormous one, but the Matscots were equal to the chore. In addition to cheering their hearts out at all meets and backing the boys who went to the state touma- ment, the girls teamed with the wrestlers for an act which often brought the house down in the Best of OH. The come- dy routine featured the faces and torsos of the girls, but the gorgeous legs of the wrestlers. A fun year for all! Sitting L. to R: T. Kuhlman, L Young, T. LaScalea, B. Montague - Covaaptu J. VonAllmen. Jl Winningham, D. Bockhoit, L, Payne, Kneeling: L. Westenberg, D. Chance, G. Whitehead, M. Hobbs, P. Com, S. Burrage, Kt Schneider, N. Monta- gue, Ml Hawthorne, J. Menke, S. Combs, Co.-Capt., L. Schmitt, Miss Mattie. Miss- .ing: K. Grieco. 128 Attractively garbed in their new checkered uniforms, the Aquascots performed their tasks of starting, timing, scoring, and in gen- eral, running the swim meets with a cool efficiency. Once again they added to their coffers by selling Valentine telegrams, which have become something of a tradition. The girls also participated in a pep rally, as did some of the swimming team members who tried, without a whole lot of success, to look like the Aquascots. Pyramid, L. to R; S. Wehmeier, D. Pearson, P. Smith, Co-Capt., C. Fuller; 2nd Row: K. Kaufman, K. Reidel, B. Schafer, Co-Capt: Top: S. Kehrt: Seated: Mrs. K Kent: Standing: S. Barton, L. 1.0 core, C. Rhodenbaugh, K. Niehauser, K. Fedeler, L. Lambers, T. Witszer, C. Dance. 129 SPIKESCOTS Spikescots helped support the track team by cheering and running the home meets, Where they timed, announced, figured the scores, and worked the field events. At away meets they recorded statistics for each event for scouting reports. The girls sported new uniforms this year with interchangeable skirts and slacks to allow for changes in temperature. Two bake sales helped to provide snacks for the team at meets. The season ended with a party for track team members and Spikescots. Miss Sander and Mrs. Yung served as co-sponsors. 1515 Row: K. Botuchis, K. Osbume, T. Paxton, S. Aemi; 2nd Row: SCthTT, L- Reusing, A- Moorman, 3- DObIBY; 4th ROW? K- Longo, K. Lloyd, L. Staples, 8. Thompkins, L. Wyatt, D. Saylor, J. Mc- S. Lambrinides; 5th Row: M. Lingardo, M.B. Schenkel, V. Wund, B. Mullen; 3rd Row: L. Connelly, L. Hausfeld, K. Puff, S. Wright, Howarth,J.J.Herzog,L.Locore. Ist Row: J. Peters, V. Beckman, D. Getha; 2nd Row: A. Witterstatter, S. Palioyras, V. Meyer, J. Pennington, L. Schroeder; 3rd Row: The Soccer Scots, a new addition to Oak Hills, cheered the team enthusiastically at all meets. When the meets were at home, they assist- ed in whatever way they could. Mrs. Pam Wood was their adviser. Projects such as car washes helped pay for their new uniforms, which many of them are looking forward to wearing during the coming year. P. Kirthner, L. Bachman, T. Gerald, C. Peters, K, MitchelL 131 TENNIS Coach Ogden saw his netmen complete a successful schedule with a 14-5 record on the season. The squad battled a slow start but bounced back with a depth that helped them sweep the first annual Mustang Invitational and move into the Sec- tional and District meets. Greg Meckstroth qualified for state for the third consecutive year. F...- O I St Xavier Withrow Forest Park Walnut Hills Wyoming Andersen Mt. Healthy Princeton Country Day - rained out 5 Colerain 5 Norwood lst Best in the West Indian Hill - rained out Anderson Mt. Healthy Wyoming - rained out Colerain Country Day Norwood Forest Park Withrow Mariemont IFU'Qib-HMNQJ HOHthfJ-IDJM WINi OH 00 JLDDO'ICJIOOI HNOOUIO a. S. Simms b. T Butcher c. G. Meckstroth d. M. Coates e, G Meckstroth f. M. Coates Group: Coach Ogden, T, Dietrich, J. Rolfes, J. Brauneis, G. Meckstroth, L. Prichard, Mt Weber, D. Regnold, S. Simms, Mi Coates, T, Butcher. 132 t'----......n . -.n . . ....-- I 1.....ir- mm .xmmxus-u....u....... .. .. a. D. LaGreca b. J. Braun c. B. Wehmeier d. S. Hausfeld A ah. ,.. O 5:: anneytown : Hiamilbon Badin Hamilton Badin Walnut Hills Detroit Bishop Gallagher Tournament of Champions; Covington Holmes Western Hills Deer Park Mt. Healthy McNicholas Norwood Colerain Anderson Mt. Healthy L Forest Park Northwest Norwood ' Colerain Anderson Mt. Heaithy Forest Park Northwest Elder Western Hills We stem Hills Sectional: Princeton Fairfield H H w-mwom 400':an .zmmwmpcmm'mmmmeEH-qmma w NNNFWWBFHHCOWWWNQmHQOH :04 03.5 134 BASEBALL Battling poor spring weather, the Scots started the season with a Victory over Finneytown. In the Tournament of Champions they climaxed their season by winning the tourney for the first time. The winning drive faltered and in the Sectional games the squad couldn7t muster the hits losing to Fairfield 3-2. In the Best in the West they 10st to West Hi 4-2 in a game replayed due to rain. ' With a disappointing 14-12 record, the team placed ninth in the city and fourth in the league. 135 -1 - m n mu.- ' ' $15. , 4.1192? Ist Row: T. Distler, J. Tritschler, R. Hardtke, R Hill, T. Hauck, D. Williams, J. Rothweil, P. Sabino, J. Casper, P. Rensing; 2nd Row: I. Hall, S, Hausfeld, G. Meckstroth, J. Leonard, T. Wilson, M. Pastura. S. Rickles, M. Elliot, K. Barnes, D. Giatthaar, B. Wehmeier; 3rd Row: D. Brandhorst, M. Miller, D. Mink, J. Briener. C. Smith, R. McCamey, G. Merk, E. Leonard, J. Wolf, D. Loving; 4th Row: M. Booth, M. Burns, J Reed, J. Barnhorst, T. Schneider, D. Schultz, H. Edington. D. Leitsinger. M. Marx, S. Rutenschoer, D. Haus; 5th Row: C. Huth, J. Macke, J. Szurlinski, M. Frank J. Fehrman, C. Gumz, E. Osborne, R. Maher, T. Insko, J. Hassett, M. Berting; 6th Row: G. Shoemaker, J. Heintzelman, T. Sohdrette, D. Rolfes, S. Kramer, E. Sinclair: R. Monahan, M. Agnew K. Diener, L. Leedy, R. Wiedner; 7th Row: mgr. L. McHenry, J. Winter. T, Stahlheber, J. Musuraca, Coaches: Eads, Lowenstine, Pieczonka, Sims DelContev Head Coach Rutenschoer. FOOTBALL Ist Row: D. Schaible, H. Robertson, K. Merk, T. Bottom, M. Tighe, M. Schutte, T. Lane, M. Weadick; 4th Row: J. Ernst, S. Ernst, D. Wiedenbein, D Endres, J. Mitchell. B. Gallagher, JV Mishurda, D. Hill. M. Terhar, B. Stall. B. Bernhardt; 2nd Row: F. Frondorf, R. Menchen, A. P. Brockmam G. PetersL J. Hill. J. Freed, T. Knabe; Hoff, R, Hauck, A. Fischer, B. Ramstetter, S. Davis, 5th Row: Coach Pieczonka. Coach Loewenstine, G. Dues- S. Gilardi, R. Lapp, R. Knauer; 3rd Row: D. Swadener. ing, M. Leen, C. Kaufman, L. Key, M. Lutz, R. Alford, M. Stamper, L. Hill, J. Leddy, M. Earhart, T. Tritschler, mgr, - M L 136 CROSS COUNTRY Ist Row: T. Strasser W. Chinn, R. VonAll- men, D. Paff, G. Wall- ingford, T. Koenig, J. Noe; 2nd Row: Coach Yung, D. . Wright; S Kruetzer, J. Mellot, J. Cox, C. Pfaff, D. Fuller, I R.Mathias. - . . . N ya Ist Row: M. Masters mnger., G. Tepe, J. Steigerwald, A. Weber, 1 M. Leisring, D. Ruehl, L. Weber, J. Obert, P. Nystrom, Coach SOCC 1, R Rockwood; 2nd Row: R. Bicknaver, M. Stetter, T. Karapasha, - E. Stetter, D. Klein, R. Kilgore, M. Dowling, S. Stewart; Missing: C. Rogers, H. Kishman, R. Soltys, B. McDonald. 137 138 WRE STLIN G SENIOR Flake; WRESTLERS Sitting: R. Dance, J. Winters; Kneeling: R. VonAllmen, G. Dale, T. Shepard, J. Rhein, R. I Whitehead, F. Hoh, T. Standing: J. Emerson, R. Oswald, R Hill, D. Thomas, M. ' Elliot, P. Luken, T. Hauck, J. Chizer VARSITY Ist Row: R. VonAllmen, G. Wallingford; 2nd Row: Coach Roche, T, Sheppard, T. Luebbe, B. Whitehead, Coach Rockwood; 3rd Row: G. Sample, T. Flake, J. Emerson, M. Kearby; 4th Row: R. Hill, M. Elliot, R. Maher, T. Hauck RESERVE Ist Row: T. Lehman, D. Stammer; 2nd Row: Coach Roche, M. Flani- gan, J. Hill, G, Teetor, Coach Rockwood; 3rd Row: J. Wieman, A. Jelen, R. Hauck, J. Weatich; 4th Row: S. Ernst, B. Gallagher, G. Luken, B. Bernhard, Ist Row: J. Mahn, T. Schneider, J. Rothwell, G. Meck- stroth, T. Dietrich, J. Braun, M. McHenry; 2nd Row: Wendefer. Coach Moore, M. Williams, M. Dooley, C. Peters, M. In Front: mngr. T. Lingardo; Ist Row: mngr. D. Regnold, C. Heckendorn, J. Fricke, M. Terhar, J. Mitchel, D. Swadener, H. Robertson, D. Hill, mngr. J. Wuilenweber; 2nd Row: Coach Homsby, G. Duesling, M. Weber, D. Schaible, J. Rolfes, D. Endres, M. Stenger, C. Hansford. TIVELLEDISVEI Price, R. Zimmer, J. Heintzelman, D. Ruehl, Coach 139 Ist Row: B. Katt stat, Coach Eads, B. Wehmei- er, J. Braun, T. Stahlhab- er mngr.; 2nd Row: K. Lei- brook, D. Haas, S. Rut.- enschoer, G. Dale, M. Pas- tura; 3rd Row: T, Schneider, S. LaGreca, M. Frank, M. Vennemeier, J. Reed, DA Britt; 4th Row: S. Hausfield, D. Ruehl, J. Hyland, E. Schneider, C. Peters, J. RothwelL BASEBALL Ist Row: D. Welling, J. Hill, R. Ronald, D, Hill, B. Bibbo; 2nd Row: H. Robertson, S. Cremering, B. Stall, T. Tomlinson, J. Deller, R. Menchen; 3rd Row: J. Mitchell, B. Clemons, J. Brabender, E. Schneider, R. Knauer, D. Endres; 4th Row: D. Gelwig, D. Brockhoff, M. Stenger, B. Grear, J. Fricke, M. Terhar, R. Ramsey, Coach Loewenstine. 140 132? Row: R. Hardtke, R. McCamey, R. Mathias, G. Wallingford, W. Chinn, C. Smith, P Reusing; 2nd Row: A. Windgassen, T. Koenig, S. Davis, L. Wanner, T. Strasser, D. Wright; 3rd Row: C. Kaufmann, D. Biehl, J. Winters, D. Fuller, M. Schutte, P. Schaefer, J Bamhorst; 4th, Row: Coach Blaire, M. Kreutzer, J. Mellot, 1. Hall, DA Mink, C. Hansford; 5th Row: Coach Yung, J. Heintzelman, D. Schultz, M. Agnew, R. Maher, D. Leitsinger, Coach Drewes. Booth, S. Ist Row: M. Lutz, T. Koenig, R4 New- combe, T. Lohman, K. Schmaltz, J. Freed, G. Peters; 2nd Row: B. Galla- ger, D. Weisman, D. Maltry, M. Leen, R. Hauck, J. Ernst, K. Coate. D. Swadener; 3rd Row: M. Papan- ia, D. Wright, M. Gross, D. Dase, L. Leedy, D. Peter, B. Ramstetter, G. Due- sing, B. Lipps; 4th Row: Coach Yung, L, Hill, D. Sroczynski, M. Schlensker, E. Blankenship, J. Mis- hurda, K. Schmahl, J. Roemer. 141 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 12 wins Olosses OH OPP. OH OPP. Anderson 15-13 15-1 Norwood 1510 15-6 Mt Healthy 15-0 15-6 Colerain 15-2 11-1515-3 Mt. Healthy 15-4 15-0 Norwood 15-11 15-8 I Xnderson 15-10 17-15 Corest Park 15-5 10-15 Northwest 15-9 153-? 3rd place A Greater Cincinnati VB. 4 Tournament at Mt. St. Joseph Coll. a. 15! Row: S, Holmes, B7 Fishbum, S. Dooley, D. Pearson, D, Wethington, C. Ober, 2nd Row: S. Mazarro, MJ. Burkhardt, D, Camper, M.L, Huber K. Knapp, K. Roellig, L. Birkofer, J. Mc- Mullen, K. Tyler, K. Kent. b. Ist Row: S. Goer- ing, M. Herzog, K. Lloyd, J. Ross, 2nd Row: K. Reinshagen, M. Heroux, L. Leedy, P, Rud- mann, 3rd Row: C. Gumz, G. Pennekamp, B. Smith, S. Bums, N. Tepe, B. Northcutt. 142 VOLLEYBALL TENN?S .......-...113'.'f1:l tic'ooVoT'NThwa 'p;..,;vvag,+go..,.r... 1.....y-vvvwv-qrcrv,.+ooo.- 5,-.o4wo-y..c-op..,.r oprvov---or.rv....A. ...++.-h+,.,.,.r ....,7, '3N7!..rv.vvv'.wrl'-r++- ..........y..$;a.vcr VARSITY TENNIS 8 wins 2 Kosses OH OPP. Norwood 5 Anderson Forest Park Finneytown N. Col Hill Mt. Healthy Taylor St. Bernard Wyoming Sum. Ct. Day WOUIWUIUICOQDN NWOMOOMMDJO -..- N A. Glazier VARSITY GOLF 8 wins 2 losses Taylor Mt. Healthy Wyoming Anderson Western Hills Taylor Mt. Healthy Wyoming Anderson Maderia Undefeated in league matches a. Is: Row: S. Baston, B. Bender, A. Glazier, M. Nerswick, J. Kolesnikoff, 2nd Row: S. Sachs, J. Hagen, M. Mendel, D. Heilman, J. Harbers, N. Hunter, K. Kramer, D. Ernst b. Is; Row: A. Averill, B. Brune, 2nd: M, McCloy, L. Juergens, R. Beverage, D. Voegele, C. Averill. 143 uw-rn-anlnn w: 'nm: .- a. 156 Row: D. Pearson, P. Smith, 2nd Row: K. Tyler, C. Fuller, D. Feldman, L. Peters- man, B4 Wurtz, D. Barlow, E. Martin, K. Reidel, D, Pearson, 3rd Row: B. Smith, L. Lambers, C.Oyakawa, J. Tepe, J4 Kolesnikoff, S. Knisley, S. Khert, T. Diener, 4th Row: K. Kent, ML. Huber. 11 wins 0 losses Fairfield Western Hills Taylor Talawan da Princeton Mariemont Wyoming Seton Anderson McAuley Sycamore L- VARSITY SWIMMING OH 132 65 55 60 114 49 47 50 49 63 63 OPP. 42 15 20 23 53 33 36 32 34 16 19 2nd place Ham. Co, Swim meet 144 i Cindy FuHH WIMMING GYMNASTICS OH 117.95 52.35 MI. Healthy 94.60 220.00 69.55 69.55 114.70 OPP. 151.70 53.35 86.10 253.00 53.35 56.35 128.70 GYMNASTICS- 145 TRACK 8L SOFTBALL TRACK w ls: Row: A. Nystrom, L. Birkofer, K. Hill, J. Bascom, A. Schepard, M, Fangman, K. Knapp, L. Hart, D. Voegele, P. S. Goering, S. Mazzaro, J, McMuIlen. 2nd Row: L. Heyob, B. Voegeie, A. Glaser, L. Tallarigo, E. Mahoney, R. Burkhart, C. Szur- 300k. M. King, LA Lascalea, K. Lloyd, L Luegering. 3rd Row: linski 2nd Row: J. Marten, P, Noes, P. Mason. 3rd Row: J. J, Ramstaetter, M. Gerdsen, M. Ritter, J, Williams, M. Mendel, Wehmeier, P. Ramstetter, P. Rudman, L. Bachman, A. Quinton, J. Liendecker, B. Northcutt. 4th Row: N. Tepe, D. Pearson, M. 'C. Ober, S. Holmes, K. Hemberger, P. Downey, D. Del Conte, J. Arnold, E. Murphy, M Raabe, S. Byme, S Dooley SOFTBALL V01ker,B.Sparger. Ist Row: C. Sumbrock, L. Haas, L, Grierson, M. Burkhart, 146 53V? 11H- 39' IF: VARSITY TRACK 4 Wins - 1 Loss OH Mt. Healthy 69 McNicholis 77 Woodward 26 Mercy 72 Seton 72 Wyoming 61 V2 OPP 40 33 75 22 41 V2 Reading Invitational 13th of 27 Princeton Invit. 5th 0f 11 County Meet 2nd of 9 0H Harrison 7 Finny b0 W11 9 N. C. Hill 22 Mt. Healthy 12 Norwood 9 Reading 15 Taylor 20 North west 8 St. Bernard 10 Anderson 9 Wyoming 18 Colerain 1 1 VARSITY SOFTBALL 10 Wins - 2 Losses 147 VARSITY BASKETBALL 10 wins 2 losses OH OPP. OH OPP. Northwest 32-16 57-12 Forest Park 42-32 52-34 Anderson 44-20 55-26 Norwood 38-12 54-21 Mt. Healthy 44-27 50-22 Colerain 41-44 37-41 RESERVE BASKETBALL: 6 Wins 6 Losses .t a.IstRow:P1Rudman, C. Day, B. Spargur, J. Ramstet- ter, D. Voggele, L. Heyob, 2nd Row: J. Herbert, J. Bascom, L. Shepard, J. Hagen, J. Bedard, P. Voegele. b. Is: Row: K. Knapp, J. Harbers, M. Fangman, J. Mc- Mullen. J. Wehmeier, K1 Lloyd 2nd Row: A. Quinton, P. Wilkening, S. Dooley, 8. Holmes, Ms. Merlin, L. Bachman, L. Leedy, D. Wethington. 148 L 4 a. M.B. Raabe, L. Luegering, N. Tepe, L. LaScalea; b. S. Byrne; 6. J. Liendecker; d. L. Leedy; 8. MB. TRACK Raabe, L. Luegering; f. K Lloyd, Coach B. Northcutt, S. Byme. 149 GAA OFFICERS GIRLS5 VARSITY O .. g - .7 . gm 2 l4 p. L-R Ist Row: V. Harbers, L. Petersman, L. Armacost, D. Bamburger, B. Ben- der. 2nd Row: K. Kent, J. Sanders, A. Carr, D. Wethington, P. Kirchner, C. Fuller, K. Knapp, M.L. Huber. 3rd Row: V. Wund, B. Flynn, C. Dance, C. Ober, P. Riehm, L. Bachman, L. Jergens, J. Harbers, J, Merten. L-R Ist Row: J. Harbers, M. Mendel, T. Gerold, L. Tarter, K. King, K. Kramer, K. Hill, R. Beveridge, R. Bohan. 2nd Row: B. Fishbum, M. Burkhardt, D. Kamper, A. Petersman, C. Studt, L. Lambers, J. Teppe, L. Petersman, J . McMullen, K. Tyler, B: Bender. 3rd Row: B, Northcutt, D. Heilmann, S. Bastian, M.L, Huber, ,J. Winningham. 4th Row: K. Knapp, C. Fuller, S. Holmes, D, Wethington, D. Pearson, S. Dooley, P. Smith, L. Bachman, V. Harbers, C. Ober, J. Hagen, P. Riehm .IMrIi-rnu fih a. E: v: '1 51 1 1 El 9:?- L Irv, 152 VARSITY 0 Ist Row: C. Eckert, K Keith, S. Rutenschoer, T. Distler, P. Reusing, R. Von Allmen, M. Kearby, R. Mahen D Schultz 2nd Row D. Nystrum, T. Insko, R. Charls, D. Klein, M, Dowling, H. Kishman, R. Hill, D. Haas, S. Hausfeld, J. Mahn, G. Wallingford, B. McDon. 3rd Row: R. McCamey, J Bamhorst, J. Winters, C. Huth, B. Ha- fertepen, R. Kilgore, B. Katt, S. Stewart, F. Hoh, J. Rhein, J. Rothwell, R. Hall, S. Rickles, B. Whitehead, 4th Row: D. Ruehl, J. Casper, J. Reed, G. Merk, T. Hauch, S. Chinn, J. Rhing, M. Burns, J. Braun, M. Price, R. Zimmer, J. Briener, 5th Row: J. Hyland, D. Wright, C. Pfaff, S. Harpring, J. Obert, C. Peters, T. Butcher, R. Bicknaver. 6th Row: A, Weber, G. Pale, R. Hardtke, D. Williams, L. Weber, B. Wehmeier, T. Stal- haber, R. Mathias, M. Pastrua, T. Wilson, J. Huntzel- man, M. Tichbein, M Elliot. 7th Row: M. Coates, T. Luebbe, H. Redington, J. Cox, D. Hunk, J. Mellot, S. Kreutzer, J. Noe. 153 :f'r'; WET- ; , sguidzzmvw-L'mamal '- O$ QNk - Z Q T lllllll IN 883 CHORAL GROUPS 7W a. Tom Reynolds and Wendy Eifert: b. Gary Stothfang and La Renter with choral ensemble in Best of Oak Hills. c. mixed chorus 156 CONCERT CHOIR a. Concert Choir; b. Choral ensemble appearing in Best of Oak Hills 157 lst Row: Mr. Tate, N. Becker, J. Shelton, R. Bressert, CA Hoffman, K Fedler, K. Olberding, S, Fellinger, P. McMullen; 2nd Row: D. Smith, J. Osfeld, D. Wade, J Rolfes, M. Gellman, A, Ward, B. Alba; 3rd Row: A Girten, J. Williams, T. Middendorf, B. Spargur, A Garza, S. Mellott, M.L. Huber, D. Bagel; 4th Row: VA Bramel, JV Bedard, A. Glaser, BV Welling, M.L. Leonard, N. Furthmiller, E. Higgins; 5th Row; B. 11g, G. Peters, J Hall, C, McMahon, C. Pfaff, B. Murdock; 6th Row: T. Beck, R. Harkness, J. Zeuch, M. Gross, J. Brabender, S McKinney 7th Row: T. Davis, B. Grear, R. Ahlers, J. Murphy, D. Fluegeman, R 158 Yunker, D. Broz; 8th Row: S. Goering, J. Leonard, D. LaHue, D Loze, F. Sefton, M. Landis, R. Malone; 9th Row: T Janson, J. Artmayer, G. Hohnecher, J. Weismann, G. Strobel, L. Pritchard, G. Stothfang; 10th Row: S. Sims, R. Esterbmok, R. Boer, J. Fischer, B . Morgan, D Cerullo, S. Finley, J. Lipps; 11th Row: D. Fluegeman, C. Mattimiro, B, Berting, J. Deremo, D. Brockhoff, G. Hayden, D. Weissmann, D, Fuller; 12th Row: D. Gaitley, R. Yunker, T. Browne, M, Feist, M. Wein- hart, SA Owens, D. Summers. 159 a. This page: T. Betz, L. Hitchens. K. Schmitt, 8: Friend, Santa. b. Opp. page: Ist Row: S. Tate, M.AW Jerow, LW Hitchens. N. Hunter, B. Drach - Line Captfs; 2nd Row: L. Sandman, Ltl, D. Loze, LL. L. Mergerson, 2nd Lt.; Top: C.Kay, Captain;C.A.Averi1L ask 7 W Kneeling L. to R: C. Spies, 3 Becker, M. McCloy, K. Freed, Mitchell, N. Hunter, D. Loze, L. Bicknaver, L. Glatthaar, D. T. Brandon, L. Holt, R. Richmond, M. Bachman, L Bloem- Chilewski, M. Klopmeier, T. Betz, L. Hitchens, K. Schmitt, ker, S. Carleton, T. Walsh, D. Smith, B. Huber, B. Drach, D K. Derger, L. Sandman, D4 Wade, M. Jerow, C. Hastings, A. Goodfriend, A. Averill, N. Simms, L. Gerth. Standing: L. Carr, C. HenSIey, L. Morgerson, A. Adams, L. Juergens, L. Schmitt, S. Tate, D. Smith, N. Webner, TA Lutz, C. Kay, PW Grisemer, T. Halloran, C. Hughes. 160 Amy Averill MAJORETTES This had to be considered a banner year for the majorettes who came up with some of the most, excitingly choreographed routines imaginable, Featured twirler, Pam Grant. and Head Major- et't-e7 Marian Hart, led the group to an abundance of ttohtsh and ttahtsh from the football field. to the basketball court, and most. expecially during the Best of OH. One of the highlights of pep rallies was these girls, twirling and spinning t0 the pep band. MAJORETTES: Lori Birkofer. Mary Allgeier, Marian Hart, Beth Brisbin, Mary Ann Ventre. Pam Gram . f??? BRIGADE J SCOTS a The Pep Club was given a new name this year. Suggestions were taken from the student body and the Scots Brigade was picked as the new choice. The Brigades spirit was obvious at the many games and pep rallies. Their spirit- boosting posters decorated the halls, promoting games. 163 LANGUAGE CLUBS Ist Row: N. Sifri, S. Stegner, N. Hendiey, B. Mattimiro; B. Kruer; 2nd Row: M. Bruckhaus, T. Rolfes, K. Beckman, D. Elmore, P. Grant, J. Knippling, K. Ambrosius, K. Mitchell. DA German; 3rd Row: Mrs. Mrs, S. Tam, D. Ernst, T. Leesman, M. Jansen; K Schnur, L. Birkhofer, S. Markham. D Kraus, J. Hagen, BA Montague. Row 1: T Daria, G, Stewart, T, Lohman, S. Kehling; Row 2: J. Bossman, J Heilman, T. Wells, K. Spraul, T. Brannon, J. Williams, R. Maltry, DA Martino, J. Bollinger; Row 3: Miss Brewer, J. Sandman, B. Welty, S. Weiskittel, M. King, P. Voegele, J. Lowe, L. Meyers, L. Noll, B. Brafford, C. Dotzauer. 164 Row 1: D, Smith, M. Wuerth, Je Turner, C. Meer, Sykes, M. Huth, M, Klopmeier, J. Church, J. Esterman, Feldman, B, Schloss, L. Pritchard, M. Ritter, Kowzan. Front: B. Murdock; Row 2: T Tew. K. Roelling, J. Flanigan, A. Adams, J. Lacey, T. Rapien, C, Korte; Row 3: J. Leisring, T. Harrison, Zugelter, T. Jansen, Miss Riedmatter. -x J. Obert, Pt Rauen, D. Lyons, K. Holstegge, A. Girten, J. Murphy, L. Bachman, G. Mishurda, J. S. Frank, M. Gellman; M.K. Felton, T, Rapien; Row 3: WA Eifert, J. Peters, D. K Peters, CV Ruehl, C. Hensley, Mr. C. Conley, J. .'FQ$J.' Row 2: W. Werning, V. Rapien, K. Language Clubs have kept quite busy this year. French Club began the season by selling mums at the Homecoming Game to raise money for a trip to the Maisonette. Later in the year they sold suckers to provide money for extra materials for French classes. A spring trip to Kings Island completed the year, presided over by adviser, Mrs. Tam, .and president, Pam Grant. German Club, led as always by Mr. Kowzan, held bake sales, a skating party, paper drive, and a square dance with an award for best costume, which kept all busy. Spanish Club, advised by Miss Brewer, experienced gourmet cooking at LaContina. La- tin Club started off with a bang by winning an award for their Home- coming decorations, based around a mythological theme. Moneys raised helped pay for entertaining orphans. Miss Riedmatter enthusiastically ad- vised the group, and April Adams served as president. 165 3- Seated: J Dadone. C. Ga- jus, M Wheatley; Standing: K. Stichtenoth, D Schottelkotte, C. Fuhr, J. Ziesmann, J. Schnei- der, S. Luebbers, G. Bachmann, G. Joseph b. D. Schottelkotte, D. Bockholt; c Miss Patti Powell, adviser. Sporting a new format and a new adviser, the Tartan was a challenge adequately met by editor Debi Ga- jus and her staff. Miss Patti Powell worked long, hard hours training her staff in proper journalistic styles, and the results were an interesting, some- times controversial paper. The staff 166 interviewed such people as Gov. Gil- ligan and Gerald Terhorst, former press sec. under Pres. Ford. Miss Gajus and Julie Dadone attended a journalism workshop at Case Western Reserve Univ. At 'yeafs end Dave Schottelkotte was named most valuable staff member by the staff. a. J. Dadone, J. Schneider; b. S Luebbers, D. Gajus, D. Bockholt; c. D. Bockholt; ti G Bachmann; 9. Miss P. Powell, 167 Members of the dramatics club, both backstage and onstage, had to be among the busiest people in our school. In addition to presenting 5 plays, complete with sets, props, and costumes, members found time to at- tend speech contests, read stories to little people at the elementary schools, and present fashion showsTFhe culmination of this exciting season was the Thespianh Thalian Banquet in May. No less than 52 trophies were awarded outstanding participators. Seniors La Reuter, Rick Schaefer, Kathy Olberding, and Melanie McVey each won high accolades for onstage, as did Joy Galbraith and Claire Moores for backstage contribu- tions. Underclassmen Kevin Walsh, Craig McMahon Cindy McKeehan, Gary Stothfang, and Steve Seitz were also honored. Dr. McMahon was made an honora- ry Thespian. Kathy Olberding served as Thespian Pres., Gary Stothfang as Thalian Pres., and Mrs. Ione Holt was their adviser. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE AFS members w'ere in- volved! They started the year off with a get-acquaint- ed party for exchange stu- dent, Maria Delgado. Bump- er sticker sales during Pep Week and Christmas card sales designed by AFS stu- dents helped the treasury; as did Pledge Day, which raised $1300 to help send Julie Knippling to Hamburg, Germany. Last yeafs OHex- change student, Wendy Eif- ert, spoke enthusiastically about her Swiss Tamily1, whenever given the oppor- tunity. AFS and Oak Hills thanks the Bachman family for their interest in our Maria. The year was con- cluded with a picnic, wrap- ping up a productive, re- warding experience. Pres., R. Maltry, C. Peters; 2nd Row: W. Eifert, M. Delgado, J. Knippling, Miss Tam; 3rd Row: J. Church, J. Munoz, D Cerrullo, S. lst Row: L. Bachman, B. Owens, Storgion, 1 169 $ 611,... . ENT COUNCIL 44. ' Student Council Group Picture: Front: J. Mellott, L. Johnson, T. McCloy, M.J. Herzog. M.L. Leonard; 2nd Row: B. Montague, L. Leedy, S. Kist, C. Stahlheber, D. Biehl, K. Anderson, K. freed, L, Jeurgens, DA Goodfriend B. Nobel, S. Mellott, C. Murphy; 3rd Row: D. Bockholt, S. Richmond, K. Flaig, MB. McCloy. M. Bachman, L. LaScalea, M. Droder, A. Scheper, B. Becker, M.K. Felton, M.B. Rabbe, S. Combs, M.B. Schenkel, D. Truitt, J. Loze, D. Ernst, B. Sparger; 4th Row: L. Glatthaar, J, Winningham, T. Rolfes, C. Kemp, P. Grant, C. Pfaff, C, Eckert, C. Meese, D Combs, Mr. Ernst, K. Czoer, D. Swadener, J. Freed, T Murphy, M. Elliot, N. Montague, M. Nerswick, G. Gebhardt, T. Kth- mann, C. Dance; Top: C. Kay Wice- 'presJ, D7 Ernst, T. LaScalea, N. Nol- ley wresidentl CALED ONIAN : 31D. STAFF Here we are! Those wonderful folks who made this all possi- ble, while making room 16 a total wreck! We were so busy we forgot to have a group pic- ture taken, so had to settle for Polaroids. a. P. Riehm, editor; b. L. Lewis, T Wells; 0. P. Mulien; d. C Bradford; 6. D. Combs; f D. Williams; g, T. Stone, W. Goist; h. L Schmitt; 1. Mrs. Chizer; j. D. Elmore; k. G. Pogue, photographen SUP: When students dorft understand the system or feel they have a legitimate question or complaint, ifs nice to have a place to go. Such is the purpose of DL Mc- Mahon,s establishment of the Superintendenfs Cabinet. Stu- dents speaking for themselves or representing other classmates have here a sounding board for such problems as often befuddle any of us along the high school path. In its second year, the cabi- net is felt to be a helpful instru- ment of communication by those students participating. Ist Row: K. Kramer, S. Luebbers, M.L. Huber, Lay, E. Storgion; 3rd Row: C. Kemp, S. Mellot, B. Alba; 2nd Row: M. Gellman, C. Smith, M.B. K. Osbum, T. Rich, K Brandt; Not Pictured: Dr. Schenkel, M. Nerswick, J Hagan, P. Mullen, J. C1iftonMcMahon,advise1-. CALDEDONIAN BUSINESS STAFF Under Mrs. Carolyn Averilhs en- thusiastic guidance, the business staff managed to sell a record- number of yearbooks and 3 rec- 0rd-number of candy bars! As a first year adviser, Mrs. Averill didntt know what she was getting into, but she very quickly orga- nized the staff into a functioning organization, who did a great job of making this book available to you. The Library Aides are as dedicated a group of young ladies as we have in Oak Hills. They must be to take the kinds of hassle that we know students can hand out in the library. The girls work patiently and tirelessly, some of them even giving up their summer vacation time to keep the library in good working condition. a. Caledonian Bust Staff - Ist Row: Mrs. Averill, adviser, N. Montague, T. Fair- banks, A. Averill, B. Montague; 2nd Row: R. Bohan, C. Rehn, M. Droder, G. Lutz, D. Huber; 3rd Row: T, Schneider, Weh- meier. h. Library Aides A Sitting: L. Kanny, C. Hopkins, B. Alba, C. Stahl- heber, M. Nerswick, B. Hughes, A Adams; Standing: Mr. S. Baldwin, SA Holmes, B. Prem, S. Merritt, G. Willis, T. Mayer, J. Schmidt, P. McMuIlen, J. Macke, M. Engelhardt, A. Heines, Mrs. Thompson. ct Library aid Joan Schmidt, LIBRARY AIDE S 173 174 a. Ist Row: L. Schmitt, S. Goering, B. Owens, M. Brockhaus, T. Paxton; 2nd Row: J. Rhein, M. Rose, J. Harbers, K. Eder, A. Nystrom, D. Klipfel, J. Leisring, CA Eckert, R. Bohan, K King, D. Corhbs, B Garrabrant, MhMcHenry, J. Mahn, B. Kruer, D. Bockholt; 3rd Row: M. Flanders, L. Birkofer, S. Green, J. Church, K. Rininger, B. Gingerich; 4th Row: P. Riehm, S. Combs, K. Peters, DV Ernst, W. Eifert, D. Page, N. Montague, M.A Jerow, M, Rein schmidt, L. Sandman, D Wade, M, Quilligan, C. Wuest, D. Schmenaur, B. DiMuzio, K. Kramer, D. Hunsicker, A. Witterstaetter, L. Schmitt, M. Marx; 5th Row: Mr. J. Williamson, B. Ahlers, J. Leonard, C. Kay, L. Morgerson, T. Getha, D. Bagel, G. Merk, M. Bloemker, R. Matheis, D. Williams, F. Sefton, M, Price, C. Peters, J. Braun, C. Englehardt, G. Bachman, R. Bond, K. Knapp, L. Woodcock, M4 Hart, DA Camper, R Mitchell, J. Macke, E. Storgion, T. Fallerigo, B. Schaefer, L, Wyatt, S. Graham, P. Fleissner, B. Steffen, C. Telles; 6th Row: S, Storgion, MB. Schenkel, C. Moores, B. Ball, B. Flynn, J. Wieman, B. Reach, G. Young, b. J. Church and Mr. Williamson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY : 594 1 - a. Is: Raw: S. Goering, B. Owens; 2nd Row: M Ruse, J. Harbers, K. Eder, A Nystrom, D. Klipfel, J. Leisring, C. Eckert, RA Behan. K. King, D. Combs, B. Garrabrant, M. McHenry; 3rd Row: J. Rhein, J. Chruch, K. Kininger, B. Gingerich, P. Riehm, S. Combs, K. Peters, D Ernst, W. Eifert, D. Page, N. Montague, B. Montague, C. Fuller, L, Reuter, T, Kappen, MA. Jerow, M. Reinschmidt, L. Sandman, P. Mitchell, M. Quiliigan, C. Wuest; 4th Row: J. Williamson, C. Kay, L. Mergerson, T. Getha, D. Bagel, G. Merk, M. Bloemker, RV Matheis, D. Williams, E Sefton, M. Price, 0 Peters, J. Braun, C. Englehart, G. Bachmann, RA Bond, KA Knapp, S Storgion, MB. Schenkel, C. Moores, L. Woodcock, M. Hart, D. Camper, D. Wade, J. Macke. 1'75 HI-Y Hi-Y Club made many people happy by giving a party for a boys, lodge and a children,s orphanage; Also, at Christmas time, they distributed food baskets to needy families. Their meeting place is the Gamble- Nippert YMCA, and their adviser is Mr. Clarence Koehn. Mark Lacher served as president. Bake sales helped raise funds for projects. -. -r;5.'.,.-.cu-v.;r 176 13: Row: G. Hayden, L. Celia. B. heist; 2nd Row: M. Lacher, R Boll'mger, N Schirmer, J. Merk, P. Ahlstrom, Mr, Koehn; Top: J. Hummer. F.T.A. Top How: S. Bieterman, C. Fritz, P. Hall, J. Hail, S Zeek, C. Evans, D. Thomas. Seated: K. Moberly, T. Rapien, L. Bachman, T. LaScalea, P. Com, E. Sturgeon. Kneeling: J. Dadone, D. Zeek, B4 Garrabrant, K. Ferrarelli, Standing: H. Schoenecker, T. Siegroth, M.A. Hatterman, D. Gugger, C Dilts, T, Regan, V. Winkler, J. Heinen, P. Reid, M.A. Kenny, R. Bitzer, C. Smith, N. Buell, 'L, Schulfe, VA AntoneA Seated: S. Schinner, C. Jones, C Bamberger, T. Williams, J. Neyer, J Fischer, J. Wittich. Not Pictured: P. Vollmer. 1'77 Youth Involvement members have been very active with such activities as con- ducting a party for the Childrenk Con- valescent Hospital; holding two flea mar- kets to raise money to fill disaster bags for the Red Cross for distribution in times of emergencies; and attending a field trip to Clovemook School for the Blind. T0 ful- fill the Christmas Spirit they went caroling at several nursing homes. Mrs. Gibbens and Mrs. Clark served as co-sponsors, and Karen Huddleston acted as president. A1- together it was a rewarding year not only for them but for those they served. a. Is: Row: P Harvey, C, Bradford; 2nd Row: J. Dadone, M,B Stein, K Huddleston, C. Gellman, M. Hart; 3rd Row: D. Williams, K Schnur, C Blank, L Goldfuss, B Welty Mra D. Gibbens, b. Ist Row: G. Strobel. D. Palmore; 2nd Row: D. Camper, T. Paxton, N Huth, C, Gabriel, J. Dadone, S. Aemi; 3rd Row: L. Wyatt, P. Haering, J Welling, K. 05- bume, C Kemp, A. Shackelford; 4th Row: K. Ed- wards, D. Oldendick, M.J. Burkhardt. G. Pogue, C. McMahon, M.B. Schenkel, Pres, A. MacGregor, S Rose. LL Galbraith, L. Oehler; 5th Row: C. Feist, T. Murphy, T. McGinn, D. Jenkins, MA Lacher, V.P., J. Roemer, BA Pink 178 YOUTH INVOLV: AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS AIDES The thirty-member A-V squad, under the di- rection and supervision of Mr. Hiles, did much of the duplicating of tests, etc. for the schooFs faculty. This organization was open to any stu- dent who had a free bell but did not wish to spend it in a study hall. They also lent out projectors, t.v.!s, screens, record players, and cassettes, and kept them in working order, un- der the watchful eye of Mark Lacher, vice-pres. President Mary Beth Schenkel kept track of the many requests that poured in each week. The members also worked with photography and video-taping. The A-V Aides definitely fill a need at Oak Hills High School. SKI CLUB A new organization, Ski Club, was formed this year with over 100 stu- dents joining. Members went on three ski trips: two to Sugarcreek Ski Hills and one to Valley High, both in Ohio. It was an experi- ence-gatering, learning year for most members, many of whom were skiing for the first time. Brian Beske served as president and Mr. R. DiPilla as adviser. Upward to b higher hills! a. Ist Row: M. Staples, J. Osfeld, L. Penn, S Hoffman, L Staples, M. M.B. Mendel, B. Baske, D. German, B. Alba, L. Yazell, R. Bicknaver, A. Keefe, Mr. DiPilla, R. Koch; 2nd Row: J. Casper, D. Ernst, J A. Bantell, R. Pastura; 4th Row: T. Reynolds, D. Somers, S. Holloway, Knippling, S. Bastian, K. Beckman, G. Willis, A. Nystrom, D. Hun- J. Deller, S. Sandburg, D. Thomas, J. Leonard, TA Middendorf, G. sicker, J. Liendecker, C. Hughes, J. Rosenberger, J. Galbraith, JV Lynch, Hersel, S. Gearing, B. Koscela, A. Ward. b D. Chilewski; c. D. Hun- M. Jansen; 3rd Row: L. Weber, MA Bruckhaus, R. Thiemann, M, Little, sicker. 180 . k x Igti-JJE . . .f-fi A. i BIKE CLUB The cycling team culminated a busy year by winning the Cincinnati Recre- ation Commissiofs spring racing series, taking first place in each of four events. Randy Bicknaver, Greg Luken, and Pete Luken were big winners in individ- ual events, with Eric Keith joining them for a team effort the Marathon - during which they covered approxi- mately 80 miles in 3 hours. Mr. Gal- lagher was so dedicated and enthusias- tic an adviser that he was literally wiped ouif at yeafs end. a. Front: Greg Luken holding lst place trophy; Back: R. Bicknaver, A. Shackleford, A. Nystrom, J. Lien- Eric Keith, Randy Bicknaver, Pete Luken, Mr, Gal- decker; Back: M.B. Mendel, S. Bastian, K. Beckman, lagher. b. Front Row: W. Gallagher, M.B. Schenkel, P.Luken,M. Little. 181 Among the newer clubs is the Home Ec. Club, founded by teachers in that department who wanted to give students opportunities beyond those available in the classroom to be creative and experimental with cooking, sewing, en- tertaining, decorating, or any of the many areas that are encompassed in the field of home ec- onomics. As one of their major projects, mem- bers held a delightful tea for the faculty which was well-attended. All those who went were amazed at the beautifully decorated tables and the abundance of ttlow-calh goodies. Still in the experimental stage, this club will certainly grow and provide an outlet for students interested in the homemaking arts. The club does not have any one adviser, but all four teachers in the department share the responsibility. We are sorry there was no group picture available this year. 182 KARATE CLUB Rx X60 ,, :m . - xlavxkuxxz Another new and growing organization is the Karate Club, founded at the end of the third quarter this year. Over fifty students have already joined, and Mr. R. DiPilla, adviser, is confident that this is just the beginning of a large and dedicated group. The purpose of the club is to instruct members in the methods of Karate. Students may be awarded higher rank upon successful demon- stration of knowledge at a certified Karate school. Every Tues. and Weds. after school these devoted members tiri- cluding Mr. Eugene Poynteri could be found in the various hallways doing exercises, practicing stances, and chopping away, under the leadership of instructors Martin Staples and Doug Jines. 183 Randy Alfurd Mary Allgeier Kel ly Am brusius Karen Andemm Mark Andrew Jenny Angus Bub Ankenbuuer Charles An te NanryArmbrusler Janet Arnuld John Anmnyer Jay Atkinmn Karen Auberger Marci Each man Diane Bahlmzmn Nancy Baldwin Mike Ballachino Debbie Barluw Rick Barrett Terri Barrett Dave Banluw SOPHOMORES The sophomores of 15, the largest ciass ever to go through Oak Hills, have received recog- nition for many accomplishments. During the Homecoming festivities, they won first place for best class hall decorations and second place in the float competition. They were awarded a trophy and pep rally for winning the spirit tee-shirt contest and later won the spirit link contest. Their spirit was also obvious as they cheered loudly and enthusiastically at pep rallies and athletic events, Big job of the year was planning and decorating for the Sweetheart Dance. Mr. Heckendorn, class principal, kept close tabs on the job. Mrs. Susan Tam, adviser, had plenty of eager beavers hand eaglesd participating in the fun and work of an exciting year. Ruth Abernathy Connie Adams Terri Adams Rick Ahlers Pal Ahlslmm Jeff An Luni Lenny Appel Mary Arnnld Amy Averill Debbie Awad Rick Bade: Jim Bailey Andy Buine Dun Baker Jae Baker Bob Ball April Banlel Carl Bands Paul Eurlnn Sue Bastian 186 Sophh Class ufficers: Lower Lefl Clockwise: Amy Young. trees; Anita Scheper, suit; Mary Beth Rnabe, Pres; Mary Kay Fehnn, V.P, Terry Bnmmun Kevin Bales Tina Beck Barb Becker Jim Becker Nancy Becker Karen Becknmn Judy Bedard Becky Bedinghaus Amy Behymer Lori Beitim: Doug Bender Rick Benken Jenny Bergdnlt Bernie Bernhardt Dave Barry Brad Berting Tami Betz Renee Heveridge Bub Bxbbn Mary Ellen Hiehl Lee Ann Bicknaver Diane Hinder Fran Birkemeier Frank Blrkemeier Greg Birknfer Andy Bither Debbie Bitter Kathy Blank Eric Biankenship Annette Blamon Lisa Bluemker Barb Bade Cindy Boer Mike Enhan Jim Bullinger Bob Bnlmer Jen Bond Tum Booth Mary Bnrdiere Bev ansman Jeff ansman Tim Boltoni Mary Jo Bovard John Brahender David Brasher Terry Bracken Connie Brannrd Peggy Brandnn Jim Hrassfield Marianne Breiner Kelly Brennan Robyn Bressert Brad Brin kerholf 187 Beth Brisbin Alan Brnck Mike Brnck Dale Bruckhnff Steve Bmckhnfl' Paul Hrurkmnn Kevin Broderick Teri Brunl-m Shawn Hmss Jeff Bmwn Sherrie Bmwn Mary Brucum Linda Bruns Wayne Buckley Juhn Budd Pam Buehler Tony Burch Gail Burck Diane Burg Billie Burke Cum! Burkhurt Stephanie Byrne Edna Callahan Rick Campisano Jacque Cannell Sue Carlsnn James Carlmn Cathy Cuwein Dennis Cerullu Diane Chance Debbie Chapman Steve Fhilewski Debbie Christian Ashly CLark Kevin Clear Celeste Cicm Bub Clumens Tim Cnmu Gina Cunawny Jim Conley Laurie Connelly DaVe Conner Patti Cooley 'nm Corcoran Jill Corns Marlin Cnrrell Rick Cowdrey Steve Cremering Kay Cmsby Run Crutchleu Jim Cushing Run Dallas Jeff D'Angelo Den nis Base 188 Lori Davenport Karen Davis Kathy Davis Pam Davis Sherri Davis St eve Davie: Judy Dawes R . , . CathyDny t? m .- V ' . , I . , Cindy Dazier Larry Decker Mary Deganis Sharon Delaney Dee Delcnnle J im Deller Jackie Demasters John Deremn Terry Detlaff J im Diehl Tom Diesel Karen Diether Todd Dietrivh Mike Dirr Kim Doergar Steve Dorgan Chris Dulzauer Bruce Duwnurd Kim an'ney Pam Duwnap Mary Droder Greg Duesing Mark Duff Susan Doherty Sharun Dooley Tim Dull Karen Dunseth Victm Duwell Debbie Dwyer Mark Earhart Jeff Enrlywinn Sandy Euler Tim Ehlamn Rick Elsaesser Laura Emerson Dave Endre: Dave English Ken Erdman Dori Ernst Jae Ernst Steve Ernst Steve Ernst Carol Espelage Rick Esmrhrnok Joyce Estermun Linda Evans 189 Theresa Fairbanks Kathy Fancher Mun Jo Fangmunn Jacinda Fannin Lindn Fameui Joe Fath Mark Feelsey Jnhn Fcist Stephanie Fellinger Mary Kay Fallon Tim Fully Pal Fields Steve Findlay Andy Fischer Mark FischESSer Jim shat Tom Fisher Marianne Flanders Mark Flunigan Pris Fleuher Ellen Fleismler Mike Flick Pam Flnhr Den FluegEman Kathy Fowler Greg Fraley Steve Francisco Glenn Frank Sandy Frank Jim Freed Lany Freese Regina Frey Jeff Fricke Frank Frondm-f Kim andurf Margaret Fuhr Allan Fuller Nancy Furlhmiller Lisa. Gabelman Brian Gallagher Julie Gander Patrick Gurher Dave Gardner Annclle Garza Greg Gavin Gretchen Gebhardt Jim Gelis Dave Gelwixks Sunday Geurgelnn th Gerlh Barry Gihhens John Giheau Glenn Giesling Sum Gilardi 190 Cimix tiilhurl .Jnhn Hillhpn- Frank Ulumhn'f April Glamr Dave Goddard Sue Utmring Lori Hnldfusu Diane Guudfripnd Diane Gurraai Mun Hclh Uruy Bub Cirmr Pam Gregg Dennh Grimm Dun Gums Glrrrm Gruenwzlltl Bill I'umn Cathy Ham- Stcw HadM'H June Hagen Michelle Huavr Stun Huhn Dallm Hale Juhn Hull Theresa Hallnmn Rick Humberg Debbie Hnmmnrb Tom Hammnur Jim Hummun Mlke Ilumptnn Dunnn Humbug Tim Humgx Chuck Hamiurd Kathy Hamlurd Kathy Hurmv-xel' Tina Hurmewr Linda Hnrl Jim Harvey Rick HuLu-k Karen HHUSIMd Linda Hauslulci Greg Hnyduu Lisa Huhlu- Kmiu Hevkundnm Susan Hehl Puul Hmdx Mary Hullnmn Mark Hen kzunp Rick Hullun Nancy Hemllvy Jim Henry Camlyn Hensley Steve Henlz Judy Herherl Mike Herder Mindy Heruux Denhe Homer Debbi? Heveriy Lmdu Hmnh Mark Heyub Dave HUI 7 Jun Hill Lum- Hill erul Himea Marty Hmes Mike Hines Julie Hinkel Paul Hm Mary Ann Huhhs Jerry Hodmer Alan Huff Chenl Hulhmm Diane Hoffmguv Mnry Huffmggc Garry Hnneuker Mike Hullumu Mark Hulmrs Linda Hull Tom Hnltkump Jim Hmmrd Sandy Howard Eev Huber Kim Huber Bell! Hughes Darlene Hughes Tammy Humphrles Julie Hundemer Bill Hunt Greg Izlcnhurri Jeff Iml'elti Dnnnu Inns .VIRFCM Jacksun Sam: Jacuhsun Jim Jnnsen Larry Jansen Ma ry Jansen Andy Jelen Boh Jenkins Run Jenks Debbie Jimm Duty! Jnhnsnn Jenny Jnhnsun Kevm Johnston San Jones Kevm Jurdm Te rrs' Jung Kalhy disen- Mary t'uml Kaiser Carl Kaufman Mary Ann Keefe Steve Kehling Dan Keller Jeneunc Keller Kathy Kenney Barb Kent Cheryl Ken'in Wayne Kel'lerman Mickey Key Bill Keyer Tracey Kidd Shelly Kiefer Steve Kimball Tim Kimball Marcia King Kathy Kinue Joan Klapper Ken Klausing Jim Kleemejer Connie Klinefelter Marsha Klopmeier Turn Knahe Kim Knaggs Tami Knapp Ron Knauer Sue Knisley Mary Anne Kath Todd Kuenig Nick Kuliunos Ran Kramer Debbie Kraus Sandy Knmdilnu Kathy Krone Lari Kruse George Kueuneke John Kuhn Cliff Kunkel Joy Lacey Tim Lacey John Lnine Shawn Lambrinides Terry Lane Nancy Langill Richard Lapp Lisa Lasralea Steve Laurence Anthnny Lawill Margie Lay Jeff Leedy Lynn Leedy Mike Loan Terri Leesman Marcia Lehan Brynn heist 193 Tony Leisure Leslie Leon Jeff Lennard Laura Lewis Jim Lmdbey Ton y Lingardu Hill Lipps Janice Lipps Run Lipps Karen Lloyd Terry Luhmun Jenni Lowe Cindy Loze Rick Lucas Dun Luckell Lisa Luegering Tammy Lund Gayln Lutz Mark Lutz Dave Lynch Julie Lynch Kathy Lyons Andrew Mchregor Marlene Mnhmley Dun Mair Dave Maitry Sue Markham Greg Marshall Tom Martin Julie Marlmi Karen Martini Rick Martini Vicki Mnrlini Richard Marx Chris Mattimim Melody Mauch Kelly May Ron May Susan Mayer Nm-m Mayes Tom Mayhaus Karen McArlhur Dan McCanhy Cheri McCarlney Mary Beth McCloy Erin McCormick Tylecn McCulley Bill McDonald Judy McElaeny Tim McGinn Robin McKinney Craig McMahon Jenny McMullEn Dan McPhiilips 194 Greg Meece Randy Meena ch Chris Meel- Sue Mellm Rich Menchen Jack Mendel Linda Mendel Mike Mercurio John Mark Kevin Merk Melinda Merk Al Merritt Julie Merle Bnb Metz Chris Metz Gail Metzger Lisa Metzger 35y Meucci Bob Meyer Gary Meyer Jim Meyer Pat Meyer Tina Meyer Venn Meyer Lori Meyers Joyce Meymann Mike Mielka Bob Miller . Cathy Miller Dan Miller Lynne Miller Mike Miller Paul Miller Kim Minges Joseph Misurda Kathy Mitchell Jim Mitchell Julie Milter Scott Mnrnberg Ed Mon tgomery Ann Mnorman Connie Monsie Luis Mullins Bruce Munn- Chris Murphy Connie Murphy John Murphy Tom Murphy Sharon Murray Sally Naber Michelle Naham Dena Neal Peggy Neale Dean Neiheixel 195 Ron Newcomb Sally Nicknson Tony Niehuus Kim Nehauser Annette Nuhbe' Julie Nueli Leslie Noll Ken Norman Vicky Nnrthrull Soeve Nyslmm Diane Obert Vicki Oehler Donna Ohmer Tim Olberding Devin Oldendick Lisa Oppelt Judy Osfeld Marilyn Overbeck Pal t y Owens Steve Owens Theresa Padur Peggy Painler Man. Pamer Pete Papadis Mat! Papunia Wendy Parsons Kevin Paylor Donna Pearsnn Ken Penn Gary Peters Jessica Peters Diane Phillips Sonia Pierce Kathy Ilnhlmeyer Rosemarie Pnpo Jeif Post Matt Puundslnne Mary Framer Greg Preslun Steve Price Lance Prichard Pat Pritchard Cathy Pmmu Mike Quinn Mary Beth Raabe Lisa Babe Tina Rabe Run Ramsey Brian Ramsleuer Vicky RapiL-n Jamie Bauer: Peggy Rnuen Torn Rauen Mark R2 196 Kim Reade Cathy Reamer Karen Read Dave Regnuld Ga yle Reidel Linda Reilmnn Kim Reinshagen Terry Hennick Lynn Rensing Cindy Renter Kathy Rhodenhuugh Tmtey Rice Todd Rich Kim Richer Rubin Richmund Rubin Riegler Casey Rininger Larry Hitter Michelle Rnhh Mike Rnhhins Greg Rubens Harold Rnberlson Ron Rnhertsun Jerry Rnedersheimer Jamie Ruemer Chuck Rogers Ju Ann Eugen: Dean Rnhs Jim Rolfes Jane Rolfes Rich Rnnald Debbie Rose Joy Rngen berger Gary Rnhenhusch Peggy Rudman Ca rrie Ruehl Dave Russo April Rutenschmer Mike Ruwe Beth Sabath Mike Sabin Sue Sachs Mike Saflw Pam Sugars Judy Sandman Bill Sandman Jefl Suttler Donna Saylor Ellen Schafer Gina Schaefer Jeff Schnfer Dave Schaible Terri Schaiper Steve Schatzman 197 Craig Schenl Jim Schellunlmrger Richard Schememlur Nancy Scheme: Anita Scheper Juan Scherrh Sherman Scherer Chris; Schiller Jae Schleihaum Mark Schlensken Kun Sclnnahl Ken Schmullz Cheryl Schmid Karen Schmiu Edwin Schneider Karen Schnur Julie Schueff Jeff Sl'hcenfeld Steve Sch rantz Slndy Schullen Mark Schulte Mike Schutte Linda Schwnb Debbie Sch wer Melvin Smtt Kerry Seahurn Nancy Sefmn Charla: Segbers John Segbcrs Dave Seihurst Dave Seihel Steve Seitz Kmh y Selby Diane Sexlon Stan Shnnklnnd Kevin Sharp .1911 Shelton Lindu Shepurd Karen Shack Jim Shore Paula Siefen Theresa Siefert Terri Siefke Doug Siegel John Siener Eric Skelley Berta Smith Diane Smith Kalhy Smilh Linda Smilh Shuryl Smith Bub Smylh JeH Sneed Robert Sollys 198 Sandy Spade Bev Sparger Rose Spilzmiller Marcia Spmgens Karen Hpmul Todd Springmyer Daryl Sruczynski Tim Slant Sheree Stacey Brian Stall Doug Slammer Mike Stamper Linda Staples Sheri Slegner Jeff Slein Kim Stein Mark Slenger Rick Sterlmg Vickie Stevens Dave Slewun Gary Stewart John Stewart Kelly Stewart Jeff Sums Scott Stout Mary Strassell Tim Strasser Kathy Straw Tim Sudhoff Debbie Summers Larry Sutthnff Rick Suttle Dave Swadener Chuck Swansnn Mark Swearingen Gary Sweeney Karen Sykes Carol Szurlinski Jim Talluriga Lori Tallarign Bub Taylur Christine Taylor Gary Teetur Dan Teili Nancy Tepe Mark Terhar Tammy Tew Marianne 'l'heobuld Jeff Thieman Tum Thieman Valerie Thinnes Peggy Tharp Dan Tiernan Matt Tighe 199 Bill ' 'ndd Lin :1 a Tool 5 Terry 'I'omiinsm: Sue Tompkins J 91! Tuney Cindy 'l'ottun Mike 'I'ramc Paula 'Preft John nemoulis Tum Triischler Susan Trusper Dana Uimer Todd Ungerbuehler Ruthann Van Arsdule Jim Van Benschmen Pat Veid Marylee Ventree Dave Vice Connie Vickery Cindy Vidas Sally Vignale Larry Vinmn Pal Vnegnle Tum Vnekler Rabin Vngelsang Julie Vplker Rick Volhnrdl Don Vollmer Dennis Wackiel Paul Wade Marcia Wagner Lori Wainscott Neal Wainscutl Dave Walker Mel Waller 'IWsh Wulwth Terry Walsh Rana WaJsLm Danna Walters Shelly Wanner Anne Ward Paula Warren Pam Wassennan Mike Weadick Vicki Webb Mark Webe! Jane Wehmeier Lisa Welding?! Rick Weingmmer Mike Weiuhart Sandy Weiskitlel Terry Weiskenle Bili Weissmann Ruth Ann Weilzel 200 ,sM l . u ' . ,u - - .' w u H Betty Wellbaum Doug Welling Terri Wells Bev Welty Barb Wenhold Chris Wenzel Willie Warning Janice Weasner Vickie West Betsy Westeway Linda Westenberg Len Westenberg Dan Westendnrf Hill Weslenleld Carlena Weuerer Fred Weyler Barb Whalen Jim White Ginny Whileheud Jae Whillun Dave Wiedenhein Debbie Wiegele Don Wiesmann Dana Williams Greg Williams Julie Williams. Pam Williams Run Williams Teresa Williams Jeff Wilson Mark Windhullz Jeff Wissel Donna Wissing Teresa Wilschger Man; Wimch Hay Wittich Mike Woesle Laurie Wellner Jeff Wullenweber Steve Wullenweher Steve Wund Barb Wurtz Steve Yards Sue Yates Linda Yazell Amy Young Tom Youngmumn Roger Vun ker Diana Zeek lluna Zinns Brent Zitby Nan Zigelmier Donna Zimmerman Joan Zuriinden 201 For just sitting back and relaxingz U1 comment made about themL the Jr. Class was certainly able to accomplish a lot. Activities such as running the concession stand at football games; lollipop, candy cane, and oil lamp sales; float compeition during Homecoming; and the Jr.-Sr. Prom kept class members busy and bolstered a sagging financial situation. Studious Jrfs had their first doses of tough English electives, and copies of Huck Finn, and The Deerslayer protruded from jeans pockets in required Amer; Lit., courses With a successful year behind them, the Jr. class looks forward to being seniors so they can truly ujust sit back and re- laxf, Sandy Aemi Mike Agnew Mindy Aide John Albert Marilyn Alderson Sandra Allen Sue Ambrosius Kelly Anderson Roger Anderson Madonna Andres J im Angel I Bob Ante Ken Antrobus Lisa Armacost Mark Armbrustel Tish Armentrout Dan Armstrong Kathy Arm strong Maureen Ashe Brian Atkinson Rick Autenrieb Karen Babbitt Lori Bachman Jim Backsheider Mike Bahlmann Tim Bailey Robb Baker I Randy Baldwin , Barbara Ball Z Mike Ball Donna Bamberger Jeff Bamhorst Mike Bartlett Suzanne Barton J enn y Basco m 202 J UNOS Greg Basler Rea Bastian Mike Bayer Mary Jo Becker Vicki Beckman Diane Beckstedt Mike Baiting Bill Bell Jeff Bender Dean Bennison Darlene Berling Debbie Berndeson Bryan Beske Tim Besser Diane Bettner Lori Betz Dan Beyer Randy Bicknaver Darlene Biehl Don Biehl Wayne Bielifeld Teri Bier Joe Biggs Tim Bill Barb Bimber Dave Binder Lori Birkofer Not Available Dan Bittner Kim Black Rose Blanton Bemadine Blust Diane Bockholt Dave Boehringet Roger Boer Debbie Boerger David Boles Mike Bond Becky Book Mike Booth Bob Berger Tom Bergman Brenda Boston 203 Kathy Botuchis Tom Botuchis Mike Bova Joe Bovard Pat Bracher Linda Bracken; Kathy Bram Mike Bramel ViolaBramel Scott Brand Dave Brandhorst Terri Beth Brannon Steve Braun John Brauneis Dan Brauninger John Breiner Margaret Brockhaus Ken Brockmeyer Jan Brodbeck Karen Brossard Lisa Brown Steve Brown Tom Browne Dale Brucker Debbie Bruening Lynne Bruening Babs Brune Karen Brunner Dan Buckley Steve Bullet Kelli Bullock Kim Bullock Terry Burke Rhonda Burkhardt Jim Burns Sally Burrage Mark Byrne John Cahill Debbie Cain 204 Denise Camminiti Joyce Cannon Gina Caradonna Vince Cardonna Ed Carey Vicky Carlton Ann Carr Tom Carrier Laurie Carrig Carol Cassedy Peggy Caudill Mike Cayt0n Linda Cella Debbie Cerullo Lonnie Chambers Rick Charls Mike Chasteen Mike Childs Shirl Chinn Melissa Clark Ray Claus Kevin Coate Marty Coleman Steve Celina Greg Colvin Jim Conley Tim Cook John Cooke Larry Cooley Barb Corcoran Tom Corcoran Jim Cornetet Lois Corns Joe Cox Brian Crum Jeff Crusham Cindy Cullen Ed Cunningham Joyce Dames Cindy Dance Sheila Daniels Tony Daria Kitty Darling 205 Elaine Davidson Cathy Davis John Davis Pam Davis Pam Davis Pam Davis Dave Dazier Dave Deal Kim DeHaas Kirk Diener Tina Diener Sue Dietrich Barb Dimuzio Denise Dinsmore Joe DiSanto Bob Doherty Dennis Duherty Tom Doherty Mike Dooley Lisa Doty Mike Dowling Diane Dreier Scott Dreyer Tom Duffy Keri Dunnette Greg Ebner Louann Eckstein Hal Edington Ken Edwards Lynn Eicher Paul Ellis Diane Elmore Mary Engelhardt Carl England Donna Enright Gayla Ense Sally Esterman Rick Estes Nancy Faeth 206 Paula Fahnle Bill Fairbanks Randy Fannin Debbie Farfsing Michelle Farfsing Mike Faust Pat Fearing Kathy Fedeler Craig Feist Leslie Feist Debbie Feldman Tim Feller Kim Ferrarelli Bob Fink Steve Fischesser Beth Fishbum Jeff Fisher Mike Fitzpatrick Mark Flanders Jay Flanigan Paul Fleissner Barb Flowers Becky Flynn Lisa Foppe Craig Forrester Debbie Fox Carl Francis John Francis Mike F rank Vickie Frank Terri Franklin Gary Frederick Kim Freed Greg Freese Dave Freudeman Bob Freudenberg Tim Frey Cindy Fritz Monica Frnehle Carol Fuhr Dan Fuller Candy Gabriel Linda Gajus 207 Carol Galbraith Missy Gangloff Paula Gather John Gargano Debbie Geiger Rick Geist Marcia Gellman Michelle Gerdsen Terri GeroId Jane Gerth Lorraine Gerth Debbie Getha Darlene Getz Maria Gibson Jim Giese Debbie Gilday Gary Gilkeson Pam Gilkey Mary Jo Giovannazzo Amy Girten Dan Girty Larry Glass Laurie Glatthaar Donna German Tom Gottman Steve Graham Donna Grau Brett Gray Don Gray Tim Gray Sharon Green Ronald Green Tim Greve Laura Grierson John Griffith Dave Griffiths Laura Grisemer Mark Gross 208 Glenn Grove Charlotte Gumz Chuck Gumz Ginny Gutzwiller Larry Gutzwiller John Gwinner Dan Haas Linda Haas Kim Haefner Herb Halring Pat Haering Jean Haft Jenni Hall Perriann Hall Judy Hamberg Winnford Hamilton George Hammarm Nancy Haneberg Vicki Harbers Colleen Hardig Rick Harkness Belinda Harp Tom Harrison Debbie Harter J im HaSSett Mark Hater Denise Hauck Mike Hauck Larry Hauer Sue Hauer Theresa Hausfeld Mark Havlin Charlie Head Donna Hedberg Sue Heeman Dave Heinrich Jeff Heintzelman Steve Hellkamp Cathy Helmers Barb Helms Kathy Hemberger Michelle Heroux Mike Herren 209 Vicki Hersel Mary Jo Herzog Dave Hetzer Eileen Higgins Diane Hilderbrand Karen Hill Bob Hils Ann Hines Karen Hines Becky Hinton Bob Hobbs Rhonda Hodgeman Bill Hoeft Greg Hoffman Sharon Hoffman Ken Hoh Tom Holbrook Karen Hollstege Mark Hornsb y Barb Howarth Kirk Hubbard Cathy Huber Ray Huber Mark Hudson Debbie Huegel Cindy Hueil Cathy Hughes Cindee Hughes Patti Hughes J enny Hull Karen Humbert Brian Hummeldorf Rodney Hummer Gary Huneke Dwight Hunsicker Karen Hunt Chris Huth Tom Huth Greg Hickerton 210 Tina Iacobucci Bruce Inmann Tom Insko Cindy Ismael Diane Jakstadt Sharon Jansen Tim Jansen Dave Jenkins Don Jenkins Diane Jesse Doug Jines Debbie Johnson Debi Johnson John Johnson Lisa Johnston Ed Jordan Lori Juergens Ken Kaderli Mark Kain Ed Kallmeyer Joan Kammer Lori Kareth Gary Kames Mark Kathman Ben Kart Jill Keene Eric Keith Dave Kennedy Peggy Kern Charmain Kessinger Rick Kilgore John Kinnemeyer Edna Kipp Pam Kirchner Eugene Kissel Jeff Kist Sue Kist Ken Klawitter Doug Klein Lynn Klinefelter Denise Knaggs Cindy Knapmeyer Dale Kn app 211 Julie Knippling John Knolle Brenda Knox Jerry Koch Rick Koch Tom Koch Tom Koenig Sally Koester Colleen Korte Bren Koskela Crystal Krabbe Karen Kramer Steve Kramer Steve Kreutzer Marlene Krizsa Beth Kruer Tina Kuhlmann Bob Kuhn John Kuley Jane Labanz Kim Lacy Dave La Greca Dale La Hue Lee Ann Lambers Geralyn Lambing Guy Lancaster Andy Lang Gretchen Langham Kim Lanier Claudia Lawrence Steve Lawson Joy Lay Bob Lee Lou Leedy Vicki Leesman Greg Leibel Ken Leibrook Matt Leisr'mg Jeff Leisure 212 Dan LeiLsinger Mary Lee Leonard Terri Lepolt Debbie Lewinski Julie Lind Missy Lingardo Howard Lipps Jeff Lipps Linda Lipps Ron Lipps Mike Little Lisa Locore Cheryl Loechel Mark Longabaugh Kathy Longo Janet Loveu Judy Loze Tom Luebbe Sharon Luebbers Greg Luken Barb Lynch Donna Maham Rick Maher John Mahn Cindy Mahoney Eileen Mahoney Rose Malay Erin Martin Sandy Martin J eff Martini Dena Martino Darrell Martz Mike Marx Ed Marzheuser Barbara Mattimim Linda Maxstadt Hank Mayhaus Mike McAllister Bruce McArthur Maureen McCarther Pat McFarland Lee McHenry Lucinda McKeehan 213 Scott McKinney Pat McMullen Eilleen McNamee Bill McPhillips Stan Meininger Maribeth Mendel. Joe Merk Sally Merritt Debbie Messmer Sherrie Meucci Bob Meyer Lois Meyer Mark Meyer Mike Meyer Pam Meyer Vicki Meyer Doug Michel Mindy Miles Mike Miller Susie Miiler Terri Miller Dave Mink Lydia Moad Kathy Mobberley Steve Moeschl Rick Mohr Gayle Monahan Mary Monahan Randy Monahan Bruce Montag Helene Beau Montag Gary Moore Darlene Morano Bob Morgan Linda Morman Nina Muccilio Bob Murdock Andy Murphy Eileen Murphy 214 Erin Murphy Keith Murphy Tom Murphy Nancy Myers Mike Nagy Jerry Neiheisel Harry Nelson Lynn Nelson John Nerswick Dave Nicholson Gary Niemann Barb Noble Jerry Noe Linda Nolte Perry N ystrom Jeff O,Brian Linda Oehler Dave Ohmer Kevin Oldfield Ron Olthaus Randy Orr Earl Osborne Laureen OiToole John Overberg Steve Oyakawa Dennis Paff Laura Page Sundy Palioyras Kathy Pandolph Reed Papania Mike Parcell Rick Pasture Scott Patenaude Tina Paxton Linda Payne Mary Pegg Brent Pence Gloria Pennekamp Jody Pennington Bambi Penwell Dave Peter Lorraine Peters Lori Pe tersman 215 Chris Pfaff Peggy Pfaff Jim Pfirrman Karen Pflum Nancy Phillips Dave Pitzer Sandy Flatt Wendy Plumer Kathy Poff Fred Poffenberger Jill Pulley Tommy Poole Bob Popielski Chris Post Mary Pulskamp Jim Quinn Anita Quinton Emerson Rainey Greg Rains Geraldine Ramstetter Rick Ran sick Barb Ranz Theresa Rapien Gina Raterman Marty Reddington Donna Redman Cathy Rehn Jeff Reid Greg Reilly Richard Reitz Sophia Reneiris Bob Resch Doug Reverman Tom Reynolds Kris Rhodenbaugh Tammy Rich Dave Rieger Dawna Ries Tim Riley 216 Cindy Risen Michele Ritler Rick I-mbb Debbie Robhen Kathy Huberis Steve Ridenberg Karen Rnellig Cindy Roempp Gary Rogers Gayle Rogers Liese Rohlfs Dale Rulfes Terri Rolfes Dan Ruse Leann Rose Scott Rose Joan Ross. Paul Russ Mike Ruebusch Dan Ruehl Greg Ruffl Steve Rutemchmer Gina Ruthemeyer Kim Ruwe Dave Ryles Kim Sacco Jennie Salladay Gregg Sample Larry Sandman Debbie Stazgar Joe Sawyer Cindy Schachleiter Pat Schaefer Karen Scharfenberger Vicki Scheidl Sandy Scherpenberg Claire Schill Debbie Schirmer Bob Schloss Lori Schmall Lynn Schmerr Joan Schmidt Leslie Schmidt 217 Lisa Schmidt Scott Schmidt Linda Schmitt Jay Schneider Karyn Schneider Tim Schneider Tom Schneider Linda Schner Dave Schottlekotte Dave Schrand Jerry Schreck Laurie Schroeder Michelle Schueler Dan Schultz Don Schultz Rick Schumacher Greg Schuster Julie Schutte Rick Schutte Kim Schwartz Vickie Schwartz RDb Schwier Joe Schwoeppe Bob Seeger Bob Seibel Debbie Sellet Denise Sellet Sue Sevier Cathy Sewell Charlene Sexton Denise Sharp Cindy Sheldon Kathy Shepherd Gary Shoemaker Mike Siebert Don Siegel Bill Siemer Matt Siemer Nina Sifri 218 Nancy Simms Brant Singleton Becky Smith Craig Smith Dave Smith Mike Smith Scott Smith Brett Somers Sue Soudrette Tom Soudrette Christina Spies Ed St. Claire Celeste Stahlheber Ted Stahmann Michael Staples Gail Stapleton Gil Steele Bob Steelman Barb Steffen Jack Steigerwald Gale Sterwerf Ed Stetter Larry Steward Bob Stewart Debbie Stewart Keith Stichtenoth Dave Stall Elaine Storgion Gary Stothfang Roger Strahm Mark Strassell Linda Stratton Randy Streithorst Johanna Strunks Cheryl Studt Tom Sudhoff Carol Surnbmck Bill Sweeney John Szurlinski Cathy Telles Monica Terhar Steve Thinnes Darlene Thorn'hill 219 Andy Tighe Marc Tischbein Will Trame Lisa Treft Gary Trimpe Diane Truitt Lynn Tucker Jim Turner Mark Vennemeier Chris Vidas Cindy Vierling Diane Voegele Dale Vollmer Juiie Von Allmen Greg Vorbroker Joe Waddle Wayne Wagers Bob Wagner David Wainscotl Linda Walden Ralph Waller Greg Wallingford Kevin Walsh Tony Walstra Mike Walter Holly Wanner Lou Wanner John Warga John Warnoth Rosemary Warren Debbie Washum Carlene Watters Rusty Wayne Al Weber - Joe Weber Nancy Wehner Mike Weide Ron Weidner J eff Wei 5 220 Sue Weiss Jeoff Welling Carrie Wells Dave Wenzef Gary West Wayne West Tina Wetherell Debby Wethington Rick Wetzel Cyndy Weyler Mike Wheatley John Wieman Pam Wilkening Guy Willhite Jim Williams Mark Williams Kathy Willis Alan Windgassen Mike Windholtz Ann Witterstaetter Albert Wittich Gina Wittich George Woehler Debbie Wolf Pat Wolf Bob Wolfzorn Darrell W00 ton Dan Wright Doug Wright Kathy Wright Marie Wright Sharon Wright Michael Wuerth Vicki Wund Brenda Wurtz Tammie Wurtz Linda Wyatt Barb Young Bev Young Gary Young Liz Young Tim Young Mike Zang 221 Rick Zeek Sandy Zeek John Zeuch Jeff Ziesmann Mike Zix Jaye Zugelter Shelly Zukor . f w Jim ui- SJ 3:, .mij 7! .. SENIORS? Well, we can,t say our years at Oak Hills didn7t have their ups and downs. Everyone knows about the downs, but the ups a well . . . The big ttsurpriseh of our senior year was winning first place float during Homecoming. Somehow we had wondered if we ever would. Pep Week was great, probably because it was our last one. Having the Prom to look forward to made the end of the year hurry by It was so nice to be the guests. Much of the year was spent keeping active in sports, clubs, jobs, and filling out endless applica- tions for college or full-time jobs. In some ways it was hard to see it all end with graduation. But as the words to a popular song say: Yesterday is yesterday, The past has come and gone. Nostalgiajust gets in the way; Lets start movint on! 226 Rugs A Abernathy Robert P. Ahlers James 1. Allen Vicki L. Antone Greg A. Bachmann Cynthia S. Bamberger Mary H Bechtel Michael B. Bechtol Timothy Beck William P. Beck Bruce B. Becker 227 Pamela J. Beckett Meg E. Bergdokt Sharon L. Bledsoe 228 Jeffrey L. Bertsch William C. Bischof I '4'. L . Linda A. Bleile Elizabeth A. Bender Robert W. Bitzer Steven A. Block Michael D. Bloemker i :45; , e: :3'. Monica M. Blust Sally L. Boenitsh William J. Boertlein Mark R, Bressert Rosanne T. Bohan Timothy W. Brinck Robin M. Bond Kevin D. Brandt Brenda S. Brafford Kathy A, Brandhorst Amy B. Branson I 'I Eh 5:1 Steven R. Brassfield James L. Braun Rita A. Breitenstein Patricia M. Brinkerhoff Daniel J. Britt Tammy V. Brock Shannon R, Brogan William M. Brown 229 Mary Jo Burkhart Douglas R. Gallon Dale E. Case Joseph Casper, Jr. Diane M. Chilewski Matthew L. Chiseck 230 Darlene G. Camper Barry A, Chapman John L. Chizer Janice K. Church Richard V. Bunk Lisa A. Callabro Michael Coates Susan E. Colvin Darrell J. Combs Jerry A. Combs Michelle A. Cones Richard W. Conner James J. Conrad Patty Com Patrick T. Corcoran Brenda L. Correll 231 Kenn eth E. Czoer Clifford G. Dale EA Kenneth J. Davis Maria Delga do 232 Carol A. Craycraft Thomas A. Davis Lynda S. Diehl Michelle M Crusham WWW; ,,,..;,m1u.w Kathleen M. Daley Michael W. Diehl Randal J. Dance Monica K. Diener Tim A. Distler Barbara J. Dixon Gary R. Dobell Kenneth W. Dobson Kathy J. Dunnette Ralph D Eagle Charles A. Eckert Catherine M. Eder Cynthia G. Elliot Mary J. Elliot Jeffrey B. Emerson Charles W. Engelhardt Patricia S. Englund 233 Sandra L. Federman Sue Ann Fehr Genevieve M. Feist Donald R. Feldman Virginia M. Feldman Christine A. Fischer Fischer Kathy L. Flaig Connie J- Fletcher Margaret E Fleetker David c. Fluegeman Stephen C F1uegeman Danny Foucht gm Dora L. Fouts Linda 8. Fox Barbara J. Franz Donald J . Freese Ronald F. Freese 234 Ma.- Deborah Gajus Beth Garrabrant Susan M, Gebing Beth A. Geeding Gary E. Gessner Teresa J. Getha George G, Gibean II Gary J. Gideon 235 Donald E Glatthaar Jr. Pamela R. Grant Kimberly J. Grose 236 Thomas H Gianandt Stuart W. Goerinq Douglas J. Gravett Lawrence Griffith Deborah Gugger David J. Hadsell Cheryl M. Gindele Wayne J Gregg Carol L. Haefner Carla D. Graham K41 Cynthia J. Gregory Robert T. Haiertepen Irvin W. Hall Jeffrey Hammitt Valerie Hammitt Michael E Hammoor Ronald B. Hardtke Steven F. Hamist Denise Harp Steven C. Harpring Bennie V. Hart Marian J. Hart 237 Russell H. Hart Victoria L. Hauer Steven R. Hausfeld Melissa M. Hawthorne Timothy F. Hecker Melissa J. Hein Julie M. Heinen P 'T p; A E Blaine A. Heitkamp Jenny A. Hendley Bonnie A. Herbstreit George J. Hersel, Jr. 238 Heidi M. Hess Robert R Hezer DavidJ, Heyob Randall S. Hill Kevin M. Hilton j ' 'i' Janet M, Holiday Susan J. Holmes Debra Lynn Huber Gary W. Huber Mary L. Huber Pamela Hubert 239 Karen J Huddleston Robert L. 11g Euanthm. Teresa Kappen 240 .' 6 Debbie M. Inns Anthony V. Karapasha Nancy A. Hunter Shaun Kacher Amy Marie Kareth Nancy E. Huth Gary L. Jefferson Darla M. Katsetos Jeseph M. Hyland Carol S. Jenkins Karen E. Kaufmann Mitchell A. Kearby Susan A. Kehrt Kerry Marshall Keith Cynthia D. Kemp Charles W, Kessinger Pamela S. Kilby . e; w, .- h - Q Debra L. Kirby Johnny S. Kirk Henry P. Kishman Diane E Klipfel David R. Knaggs Karen A. Knapp Robert H. Knue Lisa M. Kolbinsky Joy Kolesnikoff 241 Jeffery A. Krone Debora L. Kruer Richard J. LaDow Mark R. Landis Duane Lay Therese M. Lehan 242 Joseph M. Kremer James R Leisring Janet M. Kreuzmann Richard Lambers James W, Leonard Andrew T. Kroeger J . Eric Leon and v u Jeffrey S. Leverenz Keith Leytze Melissa S. Lorton .A.....d dawtdathu. v Lg -Am - Peter J. Luken David M. Lutz Terri A. Lutz Daniel J. Lyons III Debra J. Macke Jo Ann Macke 243 Pamela A. Maltry Carol J . Mayhaus 244 Richard A. Martin Ronald D. McCamey Roger E. Malone Rick M. Mascari Michael G. McCartney Ronald D. Matheis Mary L. Mayer Thomas E. McCloy 7 l '4: Karen M. McDonald Kathleen M. McPhillips Curry C. Meece, Jr. Deborah Ann Mefford .1. Linda A. Meiners John C. Mellott Gerald E. Mark, Jr. Sharon K. Merk James F. Merkel Karen E. Merkelbach Ronald E. Merkt Cynthia A. Mertz Lori A. Metzger Arthur S. Meyer 245 Gary A. Michel Polly A. Mitchell Denise L. Gary F. Mundstock Robert E. Murphy 246 John V. Musuraca Russell L. Myers Kenneth R. Meymann Patricia A. Neiheisel Geraldine S Neyer Judith A. Neyer Pamela J Noe Deborroh T, Noell Vicki L. Norris Diane M. O'Connor Monica A. Oevermeyer Nancy M. Ohlmansiek Edward L. Ohmer 247 Cathy Oyakawa Martin L Pastura Cathy L. Peters Mary L.Philpot 248 Debra Ann Pearson Craig M. Peters Ellen D. Phoenix Kathryn A. Osbum Diane L. Page Gary M. Penn Alice Petersman Michael J. Pitzer Deborah A. Overman Linda L. Penn Gregory J . Petrillo Glenn J. Pogue Elizabe th J. Owens Karen M. Pamer Michael K. Peter Pamela A. Phelps Elizabeth A, Pohlmeyer 0.4: .r'f pi Pamela J. Pye Mary L. Quilligan Patricia A. Ramstetter Joseph M, Ransick Mary Ann Raterman 249 Mark S. Reilly Michael B. Reynolds. Cathy L. Riley 250 Tina Re Melva J, Reinschmidt Paula J. Riehm Ka thleen A. Rininger Teri Regan Donald J. Richardson Mary K. Riestenberg Richard F. Rizzo Patricia A. Reid Paul G Reusing John D Richmond, Jr. Barbara J. Roark Sherry L. Richmond James E. Riga Dennis B. Robards m '7 ., , . ,, , .my-F.F...J. i Any Kelly A. Robertson Sharon L. Rnbertson Robert R. Roehrz'g ,1 h. Linda L. Roza Russell P. Ruberg Karen J. Saab Juli C. Sandman Deborah J. Sawyer Deborah S. Scalf 251 Donna S Schachleiter Richard L. Schafer David D. Schemenaur Diane Schmidt Beverly I. Schneider Patricia L. Schneider Holly A. Schoenecker Michael J. Schoenfeld John R. Schweizer Frank C. Sefton Charles T. Sharp Timothy K. Shepard Tammie A, Siegroth 252 Kimberly A. Siles Dennis A. Smith Sharon L. Sparks Thomas R. Stahlheber Mary E. Stein Stephen M. Stewart Patricia M. Smith Kathryn A. Spivey Michael R. Stoll Lisa A. Sligar Robert Sprague Earl T. Stone 253 Lawrence R. Stranzin Cynthia A Strasser Todd Strasser Sharon A. Stratton Gary L. Strobel x Sandra L. Tate Gregory H. Tepe Jean A, Tepe Christina M. Terhar 254 Daniel Thomas Kim Theme x Mbecca E. Tidwell Gary R. Toepfer Earl L. Toepfert Eugene R. Townley David W Traut JOhn A- Tritschler Kimatha L. Tyler Philip F. Van Benschoten Nancy S. Veeneman Deborah A. Veid Cheryl L. Villani Richard G. Voelker Margaret S. Vollmer 255 Robert J. Von Allmen Marc Wallace Gordon M. Waller Sandra M. Wallrawe Debra L Walter Kerry S. Warner Michael Walters Leonard S. Weber Joyce H. Wetzler Cynthia A. Weyler John R. White Michael E White Robert J. Whitehead 256 Tina Williams Gai1A Willis Thomas G Wilson J Vicki Winkler Jean M, Winningham Stephen C. Wissel Frank G. Wuhlfmm Donna J. Wolf James G. Wolf Theodrizre W. Wolfer 257 Sonia M. Wollner Linda M. Woodcock Shirley G. Woods Cheryl A. West Cynthia M Wyatt Jeri L. Yazell Randal A. Yunker Louis K. Zeiser John R Zimmer Cindy L, Zorn Robert L Zugeiter 258 259 ALBA, BARBA 1 1L Ski ABERNATH'Y', RETSSELL. ALAN1BBSS1' . 1339;651111311. C u mural Bas etba11 10 11, 12 hhamuraI Foot- I 2 Pep Club 10, 11, 12 Ski Club Rd 1111 GAA 10,11 ArLClubOHi Y 12 JEAN .1- Section Rd. 1 131117113 1secretary 41 vye-p gm? wCa MES WEE s Waggon F rry wtview 1111 , BQGSJOHNM BACHMRN'N'; 1. Moonridge 1111 Foot 1 7 Dramatics 11, 12 1 ' BACK,RAY1VIONDI1RAY1 6435 Taylor Rd. 1111 BAGEL, DONNA MARIE 5472 Alomar 1381 1 Band10,11,12 Health Careers Club 11 BAILEY, KAREN L. 1037 Fashion Ave. 1381 Spanish Club 10 Oakettes 11 BALLMAN, KEVIN WILLIAM 1KATO1 697 Anderson Ferry Rd. 1381 BAMBERGER, CYNTHIA SUSAN 1CINDY1 6846 Wesselman Rd, 1021 Dramatics 10,11 Track 10 C.O.E. BARNES, MARTIN KELLY 1KELLY1 4277 Ebenezer 1111 Factball 10,11,12 Wrestling 10, 11 Sweetheart Court Spanish Club 11 BAUER, MELISSA CAROL 1MISSY1 5352 Meadowwood 1381 OOEA 1secretary 11, presi- dent 121 Student Advisory Council BEARE, MARY KATHRYN 1KATHY1 468 Happy Dr. 1381 Student Council 10 AFS 10 Secretary of Student Council 11 BECHTOL, MARY HELEN 5849 Timeley Ter. 1381 Concert Choir, Girls, Choir BECHTOL, MICHAEL BERNARD 5849 Timeley Ter. 1381 BECK, JOHN TIM 1TIM1 3191 Werkridge 1110 Band Pep Band Choir Bike Club BECKER, BRUCE BERNARD 3867 Race Rd, 6274 E1kwatg1'11111 Tennis 111ntram'ura115 11,2? ' $051131, n , , Me I w-AHLST-ROM, CAROL LEE 3485 4611H99M; 0,,1111 Starcrest 1381 Spam' Q2 Wrestling 11 x BENDER, ELIZABETH ANN 1BETSY1 332721 Ebenezre Rd. 1381 tswtmg GAA 1,1, 12 Reserve V'0 119';yba ,1 Tennis Team 2Literazy Magazlnirlo 'Fri'i - R 1: . Softball 1o 11 Pep Club 10,11 , BOENITSCH, SAL Y LYNN 3571,. - , ' 1 ., araiEvClub E! F TLEIN, WIL 11111 S ety , :11 .12.. ,1 5943 Oak- Batscots 10 , onor Society 11, 12 1Nat11 H0110; c1ety 11,121 Varsity Bas- ketball 11 Caledoman Business Staff BOND, ROBIN MARIE 1BIRDIE1 5599 Foley Rd. 1381 FTA 10 President of Spanish Club 11 Nat'l Honor Society 12 BOURNE, KATHY LOU 333 Pedretti 1381 GAA BRADFORD, CHERJ LAINE 7174 Pickway 1381 11,12 Caledonian Yearbook Staff 11,12 You In3131vement BRAFFORD, BRENDA SUE 461 Kitty Lane 1381 BRANDHORST, KATHLEEN ANNETTE 1KATHY1 4299 Glenhaven Rd. 1381 GAA 10, 11, 12 Art Club 10 BRANDT,KEV1N DALE 5600 Reemelin Rd. 1111 Dramatics 10 11 12 Supermtendent Gabi. net 12 Intramurals 10 11, 12 BRANNO, ROBERT JAMES 1BOB1 5312 Ed- felWay 1381 German Club 10,11 Chess Club 10 BRANSON, AMY B. 1AMY BETH1 6727 Heamg Rd. 1111 OOEA 1president 111 Tarw tan Staff 11 BRASSFIELD, STEVEN ROBERT 5387 Plo- ver Ln. 1381 BRAUN, JAMES LOUIS 1JIM1 3253 Annis- bon Dr. 1111 Raserve Basketball 10 Reserve Baseball 10 Varsity Basketball 11,12 Varsitybaseball 11,12 Varsity 30 11,12 NatVI Honor Society 11, 12 Pep Club 12 Sweetheart Court Tartan Staff 11 TEGE, ROSEMARY s-epointe 1381 NN 4507 Rybolt FRANCIS 9-31. .-1 E 15$ 1 , gr 1 131511 waioW 769 aacreshk 1,1 BR1TT,DAN1EL JAY 1WAY1MAN1 269 'ngokforest Dr. 1381 Baseball, 10,11,1 trig- mural Basketball 11, 12 lymural Foq . 1,112 '2 TAEROCK TWWE 55233 EEQAve . M61: Amie HOOKS ENTWAREETCINDD 2504 M L 1BILL1 3764 1BILL1 5845 Cleves 1CELD-1 286 Dee; leader GAA 10, 1.11311 10 Vars1ty 12 Tartan BUTCHER, Ave. 1111 V Sports 1 553 Palmerston 1381 1 5478 Alomar 1381 NE GALE 3946 Virginia Ct.1111 GAA Honor Society, Natl Honor Society, Varsity SofthVolleyball Reserve Volleyball, SoftballG11'15Var51ty30H ' CAMPISANO LISA MARIE 5579 Picardy 4 ettes 11 12 Class Council 11 '1, hgirls Cho- rus 11 Choral Ensemble 12 m in- CASPER JR, JOSEPH MICHEAL1JOE1977 Pineknot Dr, 1381 Football 10,11,12 Basket- ball 10, Track 11,12 Varsity 30', 11,12 In- tramural Softbakl, Volleyball, Basketball CAWEIN, MARC ROBERT 5421 Cleves Wan saw1381 Football 10 Chess Club 11 CHAPMAN, BARRY ALAN 199 Silverspring 1381 Intramural Football, Basketball, Soft- ball Wrestling 10 CHARLS, JEROME JOSPEH 1JERRY1 4101 Tuxf Ln. 11111.ntramurals CHEESEBREW, STEVAN ROY 1STEVE1 2356 South Rd. 1381 Varsity Tennis 10 CHESSEY, JEROME ANTHONY 1JERRY1 4337 Glenhaven Rd. 1381 CHILEWSKI, DIANE MARIE 5337 Whit- more Dr. 1381 Superintendent's Cabinet 10, 11,12 Spikescot 10 Class Council 10 Girls, Track Team 10 Gymnastics 11 Ski Club 12 1vice-pres. 1 Drama Club FTA Pep Club .' , ECK, MATTHEW 1MA'I'T1 3390 Cres- Class Council 10,11,12, dotbali 10, Wrestling '5: IV: in H oume Dr. J ' ke Scot '2 W 10,11,12 AFS Spring: Arts Council 10, German Club, AFS Exchange Candidate, Best of 0H 3' CHURCH, JANICE KATHRYN 1JAN1 2801 f Blackberry Trail 1381 Honor Society 10,11,12 L 1Vice-Pres, 12, Tutoring Sec1y 121 Nat? Honor Society 11,12 German Club 10,11,12 1Vice- pres. 11, Pres. 121 Ohio Federation of Students of German 10,11,12 1Vice-Pres. 121 ValedicA wrian COATES, MIKE DAVID 3938 Evenezer 1111 Tenn1510,11,12 Intramural Volleyball 12 COLVIN, SUSAN ELIZABETH 1SUE1 3263 - . 1510111111 11111? ' 10 Reserve Career Club 11,11,111 '1' Club12 Greener: DILTS Clean c 10,11 DIS 1 ' Root. wry?! 10,11,12 Caledonian Staff 11,12 Pep u- Honor Society 10,11,12 Nat'l Honor Society COMBS, JERRY ALLEN 6308 Cleves War- saw Pk. 1381 COMES, SANDRA LEE 1SANDY1 6282 Elk: water CL 1381 Student Council 10,11,12 Mat Scots 10,11,12 1C0-Capt, 121 Sophomore Class Secy. Pep Club 10,11 GAA 10,11 French Club 10 Honor Society 11,12 Natfl Honor Society 11,12 Senior Class Sec'y. 329331011 Oak Hills CO ,8, MICHELLE A 1SHELLY1 6681 Tay. Rd. 1111 , CONNELLY, DENNIS PATRICK 386 Green- . well 1381 Safety Congress 12 In ad COONEY, LINDA CARD 1 M1. Alvemo tramural Softball 10,11, 12 B Ball Trainer fl 12 CORCORAN, BARBARA ANNE 6923 Harrison 1391 Pep Club FFA CORCORAN, PATRICK TIM 1'I'IM 25 1381 CORN PATRICIA BERGER 1PAT 989' liard Dr. 1381 FTA 10, 11, 12 GAA 10 Pep 10,11, 12 Mat Scots 11, 12 CORREL, BRENDA LEE 6418 B $4736 Fehr Rd. 1 luh 11 12 o 1131; 1' ' H DAVID 3396 Bellehaven Cara . : 111, CHARLES AUGUST 1' 286 Althea Dr. 1111 Student Counw cil 1i, ' ,12, Sophomore Class President, Spanish Club 10 Varsity Swim Team 10,11,12, Junior Class Pres, Varsity 20 11,12, Honor 1111 OOEA 11,12 Vice-Pres. 01m '1' v Society11,12,Nat1lHonorSociety11,12,Con- Class 1 . 1W3 cert Choir 11, Best of Oak Hills 11,12, Senior g.gRMERDING, JACK LAA1 5 ClEss Vice-President, Choral EIY'SembLe 12, 1381 .- Rep ,ub 12. CRAYCRAFT, CAROL A 110,011; AAiED , CATHERINE M.1CATHY1 3322 2 Dr. 1111 Honor Society 10 Club w83ut Rd.1111 French Club 10, Honor So- ,, - E ' . Wciet ,,11 12 Nat 1 Honor Society 11,12 GAA - 10, 1111-2 1 .. av NS, WILLIAM MIKE 1BILL1 4433 May- 4: 1 1381 . EDGATg KATHLEEN MARY 1KITTY1 5541 Sun 11 2 EIFER WENDY EILEEN 1954 Devils B e 1381 AFS 10,11,12, GAA 10,11, Ger- Youth Involvement 10 11, 12 FTA 12, Home EC. Club 12 DALE CLIFFORD GREGORY 1GB Taylor Rd. 1111 Football 10 Wrestling 10,11, 12, Baseball 10,11,12 Varsity 201111 12 DALESSANDRO, GLENN MICHA 1GOLDIE1 7462 Wesselmag1021 Latin Club 10 Class Treasurer 11,12 VICA11,12 DALEY, KATHLEEN MARY 1KATHY 73 WAA 10,11, French 10,11 Art Club DANCE, RANDAL JOE 1RANDY1 36 rich 1111 Wrestling 10, 11, 12 Football Pep Club 10,11,12 Karate C1ub 12 1 '--- . ENNETH JAMES E '11'1 2'1 3. C112, ban, ncert Choir , IA G. 1CINDY1 5778 Eula 1k . Scots 10, GAA 10 DECA ' DAYLE 1PEACHES OR FLIPPER1 5778 Eula 1111 Footbali 10 11, Wretling 10, 11, 12, Student Council 10,1 Varsity 110,, 11,12 ELLIOTT, MARY JANE 1JAN1 ch 1111 11, Health '7 Rd. 1381 Youth Involvement 10 . COOPER, JAY CHRISTOPHER 1COOP1 ' . ,3 1 5512 Green Acres 1111 Intramural Footbali! ' '7 2 M, 56461111 . 101112 Intramural Basketball 101112 In- EVEN4366 -'arrison 1ex ' , Honor Society 11,12 Natl 2 FEIST, MARY GENEVIEVE 1GENNY1 5649 Rapid Run Rd, 1381 G.A.A. 10,11,12 FELDMAN, DON ROBERT 3225 Bellacre 1111Swim Team10,11 FELDMAN, GINNY M. 7062 Taylor Rd. 1111 FELTON, LINDA MARIA 5678 Biscayne 1111 Spike Scots 10,11 FISCHER, CHRISTINE ANNE 1CHRISSY1 448 Happy Dr 1381 Natl Honor Society FISCHER, CHRISTOPHER E. 440 Pedretti 1381 Wrestling 10 FISCHER, JEANNE A. 5875 Fourson D12 1331 C1O1E. FITZGERALD, ANGELINA MARIE 1AN- GIE13318 Harmony Ln.1111 FLAIG, KATHY LOU 3493 Markay Ct. 1111 ,1,-1 dent Council 10,11,12 Class Council 10, ' ike Scots 10,11 Pep Club 12 TIM GEORGE 6110 Snyder Rd. 1391 1' , 10,11,12 Wthall qusity O ,WILLIAM KEVIN ILL1 1133 -. r349, Covedale 1381 1 ?75 FLETCHER CONNIE JANE 4701 Foley Rd 1381 Softball 11, 12 Safety Director 12 FLOETKER, MARGARET ELLE 1PEG- GY1 6007 Lawrence Rd. 1111 Drama Club 10 FLOWER, APRIL LYNN 5328 Plover 1381 FLUEGEMAN, DAVID CHARLES 5542 Hap risen Ave. 1111 Pep Band 10,11,12 Best of Oak Hills 10,11,12 FLUEGEMAN, STEPIWCHARLES 1STEVE1 4010 Harding 1111 FOUCHT, DANIEL CHARLES 1DAN1 420 Viscount Dr. 1381 Reserve Tennis 10 FOUTS, DORA LYNNE '3379 Algus 1111 G.A.A. 10,11, Girlsi Varsity u0U Youth In- volvement FRANZ, BARBARA JEAN 1BARB1 3642 Powner1111 1111 FREESE, DONALD JOHN 1DON1 Spring Oak 1111 FROST, CHARLES EVERETT 1CHARLIE1 459 Sunaire Ter. 1381 Wrestling 10 FULLER, CYNTHIA LYNN 1CINDY1 4349 Dalehurst Dr. 1111 Drama Club 10, G.A1A. 10,11,12 Aquascots 11,12 Girls' Swim Team 10,11,12 Nat11 Honor Society 11,12 Girls1 Var- 511.3120 GABEMAN, DONNA MARIE 4391 Race 1111 Art Club 10 OOEA 11, 12 GAITLEY, DAVID MICHAEL 3737 Lake- wood Dr. 1111 Band 10,11,12 Pep Band 11, 12 Swim Team 10 Intramural Basketball 12 tramural Football GAJUS, DEBORAH LEE 1DEBIJ 5674 Vic- toryview Ln. 1381 DebatATeam, President 1f Natl Forensic League l'Cl'oll, Tartan 10,11,1 3930 NDER, ROBIN PATRITIA 5459 .es Ct. ChelrEnsem 1 G.A.A.1,Q Mi- 'lris' r 11,12 ... 1 1 RANT, BETH EILEEN 6701 wn Rd. 1111 Drama Club 10,11 Girls, 10 Mixed Chorus 10 Concert Choir ,' emble 12 Honor Society 11, .1' Society . 1,12 G, SUSAN MA ' :Kinf. l1 Giirlsi Chrus, Concert Choir, ' ,BestoiQaglAlls 12 ANS, TERRY LEA 51 antilly Driv!L '1 1., ,. 1,. FREEL, MARK STEVEN am1335817 :Bluebird Dr I; ' 1 F.T.A. GELLMAN, CLAIRE LOUISE 5736 North Glen 1111 Drama Club 12 Youth Involvement 12 GENET, LINDA KAY 5631 Karen Ave. 1111 Drama Club 10,11 FBLA 11 GERWE, JOHN DAVID 5673 Green Acre 1111 German Club GESSNER, GARY EDWARD 263 Centerview 1381 GETHA, TERESA JEANINE 1TERRIE1 4805 Race Rd. 1111 Oakettes 11 Drama Club 10 Girls, Chorus 11 AV. 11,12 Nafl Honor $04 ciety 11,12 Honor Society 11,12 Concert Choir 12, Choral Ensemble 12 Brigadoon, Best of Oak Hills GIBEAU, GEORGE GERALD JR 1-JERRY1 4449 School Section Rd. 1111 GIDEON, GARY JOHN 6884 Harrison 1391 GILBERT, GREGORY EDWARD 1GREG1 2953 Chardale 1111 Cross Country 10 track 10,11 Varsity 1:0 GINANDT, THOMAS OWARD 6609 Wood- crest 1381 0 GINDELE. CHERYL MARIE. 1CHERIE1 5174 Orangelavm 1381 Drama Club 10,11,12 Spanish Club 111 HERO. 11.12 1hismrian 111 GINGERICH. BARBARA JOAN 1BARB1 1033 Hickok Ln, 1381 Natl, Honor Society GLATTHAAR DONALD FRANCIS 1GLEETHE1 4T- 1 Greenwell 1:181Fuol11a11 10, 11 12 GOERING, STUART WARREN 5035 Race Rd. 1111 Bicycle Club 10 French Club 10 Band10.11.12 Pep Band 10,11,12, Jazz EnsemblelConLest Band 10,11,12 Best of Oak Hills 11,12 'Brigadaun, Honor Socieu' 11,12 NaH Honor Society 11, 12 Scots Brigade 12 Ski Club 12. Intramural FootbaLI 12 Choral Ensembie 12 Concert Choir 11 Mixed Chrous 11 GOIST. WENDY LEE 5630 Treeview Dr. 1381 Drama Club 10.11 GA. Caledonia Staff 10,11,12 Bestuf Oak Hills 12 GORMAN, MICHAEL WAYNE 662 Lullaby UCt. 1381 xJGI'IAI'IAM CARLA DAWN 5453 Green Acres Ct.1111Drama Club 10 Art. Club 10 Honor Socity111Nat'11 Calednnr'an Bus. $131112 Best oank Hills 12 GIRAPES, KENNETH DALE 11113111 5527 ' Cove Ct. 1381 FTA 10 French Club 10,1112 Student Council 10,11,12 Concert Choir 12 Majorettes 11 Featured Twirler 12 GRAVETT, DOUGLAS JAMES 1FONZIE1 4362 Cloverhill Ter, 1381 Cross Country 10 Track 10 GREGG, WAYNE JOSEPH 5757 Boomer Rd. 1391 GREGORY, CYNTHIA JEAN 1CINDY1 5998 Childs Ave, 1111 Art Club 10 H.E1R.O. 10 11,121Pres, 11, Treasurer 121 GRIECO, KIMBERLEY ANN 1K1M1 3162 Anniston Dr. 1111 Student Council 1011.12 GAA 10 Mat Scots 10,11,12 Sweetheart Queen. Secretary of Jr. Class, Homecoming C1. GRIFFITH, LAWRENCE JOSEPH 1GRIFF1 3328 Gleumont 1111 GRIFFITH, NANCY ANN 3120 Ebenezer 1111 GROSARDT, EDWARD LOUIS 1097 Tony Ct.1381WresIling10 GROSE, KIMBERLY JOY 6378 Taylor Rd, 1111 Drama Club 10,11,12 GUGGER, DEBBIE JEAN 4425 Hutchinson Rd. 1111 A.V. 10,11,12 C.0.E. Honor Society 11112F1B.L.A. HADSELL, DAVID WILLIAM 1WILL1E1 .6969 Sheed 1111 HAEFNER, CAROL LYNN 4394 Homelawn 1111 Drama Club 10 Mixed Chorus 10 Girls! Mixed Chorus 10 Student Advisory 11,12 Tartan Staff OOEA HAFERTEPEN, ROBERT THOMAS LBOB1 7063'Bridget0wn 1111 Swim Team 10,11,12 Soccer 10 Varsity uO 11,12 Spanish Club 262 11 HAHN, CHRISTOPHER DONALD 5795 Wulff Run 13811.ntramu1'al Basketball HALE, GREGORY WARD 632 Ivy Hill Dr. 1381 HALL, IRVIN WILLIAM 1IRV1 3216 Green- way 1111 Football 10,11,12 Basketball 10 Va:- sity Track 10,11,12 HAMMITT, JEFFREY LEE 4424 Hutchinson. 1111 Intramural Softbal HAMMITT, VALERIE JEAN 4424 Hutchin- son 1111 Art Club 10 OOEA 10,12 HAMMOOR, MICHAEL E. 1ED1 5336 P10- ver Ln. 13811ntramurals 11,12 HANEKAMP, GAIL FRANCES 5053 Gmsse- pointe1381 HARBERS, JAYNE LEE 7109 Bridgemwn 1111 V011eyball 10.11 Basketball Team 1011. 12 Tennis Team 10.11.12 Track 10 Softball 10 GAA 1vice-pres.1 Girlsi Varsity 2011, Hon- or Society AlLAround Girl HARDTHE, RONALD BUERK LE 5363 Pem- bina 1381 Football 10,11,12 Track 10,11,12 Varsity 202 10,11,12 Intramural Basketball 10,11,12 HARNIST, STEVEN FREDRICK 6670 Woodcrest 1381 Cross Country 10 Dramatics 10 German Club 10,11. 12 HARP, DENISE 3724 Eyrich 1111 HARPRING, STEVEN CHARLES 1051 Wil- derman Trail 1381 Basketball 10,11 Track 10, 11 Varsity 110 11,12 Intramural Basketball 12 HART, BENN'IE VERNE 6334 Upper Road 1381 Debate 10,12 Ferensic League 11,12 Drama Club10,11,12 Thespian 10,11,12 HART, MARIAN JAYN'E 5557 Breezewood 1111 Majorette 11,12 Head Majorette 12 Na- tional Honor Society 11,12 Youth Involvement 12 Best of Oak Hills 12 HARTSOUGH, JULIE KAY 4213 Glenhaven Road 1381 Spanish Club -10 GAA 11,12 A.V. Crew 12 HARVEY, PAULA ANN ,1HARVO1 687 Woodyhill Dr. 1381 Campus Life 10 Youth Involvement 11,12 Batscot 11,12 HASTINGS, CYNTHIA ANN 6189 Oak- haven D1. 1881 GAA 10 Girls Track Team 10 D1111 Team 11,12 Best of OakHills 12 HAUCK, TERRENCE FREDERICK 820 Ivy H111 Dr.1318 Football 10,11,12 Wrestling 10, 1.1, 12 Track 10,11,12 Varsity 0 10,11 12 Best of Oak Hills 12 HAUER,V1CTORl-A LYNN 232 Cloverhill 1381 Spanish Club 11,12 1Treasurer 121 HAUSFELD, CARLA MARY 6551 Cleves Warsaw 1381 - HAUSFELD, STEVEN RONALD 1HAUS1 3080 Crestmoor Dr 13811130111311 10,11,12 Bas- ketball 10,11,12 Basehail 10,11,12 Varsity 1101' 11,12 HAWTHORNE, MELISSA MARIE 2971 Tov pic Hills Dr 1111 Pep Club 10,12 GAA 10, 11 Health Careers 1011 Senior Council 12 'Mat Scot 10,11,12 HAY, DENISE CAROL .5462 Cleande-r Dr. 1381 0. 0. E. A. 12 HECKER TIMOTHY F1 1EZMO1 511 Hi- beria Dr, 1881 Soccer 10,11 1TKB 10,11,12 Varsity 20 11 HEIN. MELISSA JANE 3646 Lakewood Dr. 1111 GAA 10,11,12 Youth Involvement 10,11, 12 Pep Club 10,11,12 HEINEN. JULIE MARIE 5076 Orangelawn Dr 1381 N861 Honor Societx' 11,12 C.O.E. HEIN KATHRYN CLAIRE JKAYCEE 5319 Alvera 1381 Dramatics 10 GAA 12 HEITKAMR BLAINE AUGUST 5290 Bel- clare 1391 HENDLEY, JENNIFER ANN 5451JoeyTer. 1111 Swim Team 10 Advisory Council Mem- ber 11,12 1Presiden11 HENRY RICHARD ALLEN 262 Kinsman Ct. 1381 1Footba1110 HERBSTREIT, BONNIE ANN 865 Ivy Hill 1381 HESS, CHARLES JACOB 1JAY1 356 Marbiil Ln.1381 HESS, HEIDI MARIE 6490 Visitation Dr. 1111 Spike Scots 10,11 Sweetheart Court HETZER, ROBERT RAYMOND 442 Green- well 138-1 Intramural Football 10 Intramural Softball 11 Spanish Club HEVERLY, SUSAN E. 5570 Windridge 1111 GAA 10 Track Team 10 Oakettes 11, 112 Best of Oak Hills 11,12 Caiedmu'an Staff 11,12 HEL, RANDALL SCOTT G318 Springmeyer Rd. 1111 Football 10,11,12 1capl. 121 Wrestling 10,11,12 1capt. 121 Football council 10,11,12 Intramurals, Best of Oak Hills 12 HITCHENS, LISA ANN 6200 Kingoak Dr. 1111 GAA 10,11 1hist. 111 FTA 10,11 1sec1y 1111 Oakettes 11,12 Girls, Basketball team 10 Girls1 Track Team 10 French Club 10 Best of Oak Hilts HOERNSCHMEYER, ANDREW NOLAN 5009 Mt. Alverno 1381 HOFFMAN. TERRY LYNNE 4206 Turf Ln. 1111 FTA 10 GAA 10 Pep Club 10 Cal'edunian 11,12 HOFFROGGE, EDWARD D. 6060 Sn yder Rd. 1381 German Club 10 Intramural Baskerall 1011,12IntramuralBasehall11.12 HOH, FRANK RICHARD 3239 Algos 1111 Wrestling HULL. SUSAN KAY 3356 Glenmont Ln. 1111 GAA HOLLOWAY, DEBORAH SUSAN 4328 Fair- dale Ct. 1381 GAA 12 Dramatics 12 Ski Club 12Pep Club 12 HOLMES, STEPHEN SWANGO 5941 Beechollow Ct. 1381 Reserve Basketball Man- ager 10 Varsity Basketball Statistician ll. 12 Tartan 12 Varsity Golf Team 10,11,12 In- tramurals 10,11,12 HOLMES, SUSAN JO 1HOLMSIE1 453 Pedretti Rd. 1381 GAA 10,11,12 Volleyball 10,11,12 Basketball 10,11,12 Softball 10,11,12 Girls! Varsipy 20 11,12 Library Aide 11,12 HOLTKAMP; DIANNE MARIE 474 Pedrem 1381 HOPKINS, CINDY RAE 1CHOPPER1 5759 Cleves 1Warsaw 1381 Gymnastics 10.11.12 Baseball .Statician 11,12 Pep Club 12 GAA 10,11,12 Library Aid 11,12 Cafeteria Council .10 HOTT, MARVIN WILBERT Jr. 3627 Sandal Ln. 1381 Spanish Club 10.11.12 1viceipres. 111 ChessVClub 10,11,12 Intramural Softball 10,11,12 Intramural Football 10,11,12 Mixed Choir 11,12 Concert Choir1Choir Ensembal 11.12 Best of Oak Hills 12 HUBER, DEBRA LYNN 5532 Surrey Ave. 1111 GAA 10 Spike Scot 10 Tennis Scot 12 Caledonian Bus. Staff11,12 , HUBER, GARY WILLIAM .3049 Brookview - 1381 REserve Basketball 10 HUBER, MARY LOU 1LOU1 5344 Delhi Rd, 1381 GAA 10,11,12 1pres. 121 Girls, Varsity 2011 11,12 Volleyball Team 10,11,12 Basket- ball 10,11 Softball 10,11,12 Girls1 Swim Team Manager 12 Band 10,11,12 Superintendentfs Cabinet 12 Cafeteria Comm. 12 HUBERT, PAMELA 604 Libbe Jo Dr. 1381 HUDDLESTON, KAREN JEAN 791 Ivyhill Dr. 1381 Mixed Chorus 10 FTA 10 Best of Oak Hills 11,12 Brigadaon Concert. Choir 11 Choir Ensemble 12 Youth Involvement 11,121pres. 121 HUGHES, BETH ANN 5890 Juvene Way 1381 GAA 10,11,12 Swim Team 10,11,12 Li- brary Aide HUNTER, NANCY ANN 3498 Tolland Ct. 1111 FTA 10 GAA 10,11 Basketball 10 Tennis 10,12 Softball 10 Gymnastics 10 Track Team 10 Oakettes- 11,12 111119 officer 121 Pep Club 12 Concert Choir 1239.91: of Oak Hills 11,712 HYLAND, JOSEPH MICHAEL15701 Bis- cayne Ave. 1111 Vasity 110 12 Pep Club 12 Varsity Baseball 11,12 Intramural Basket- ball 10,11 ILG, ROBERT LEWIS 1ILGY1 1034 Fashion Ave.1381 Spanish Club 10,11 Band 10,11,12 Pep Band 10,11,12 Jazz Ensemble 10,11,12 Best of Oak Hills 10,11,12 Mixed Chorus 12 Intramural Basketball 1011,12 Pep Club 12 Brigadoon INNS, DEBORAH MARIE 3308 Algus Ln. 1111 JAHNKE, PAUL JAMES 1JENKS1 1186 Gleneagles CL 1381, Golf 10,11,12 Swim Team 10,11,12 JEFFERSON, GARY LESTER 1HEAD1 5098 Rapid Run 1381 Intramural Basketball 11 JENKINS, CAROL SUE 1145 Fashion Ave. 1381 OOEA11,12 GAA 10 JEROW, MARY ANNE 435 Hillbrook Dr. 1381 Soph. Class Council, Gymnastics 10 Pep Club 10,12 Art Club 10,11 Batscots 10 GAA 10 Honor Soaiety11,121Nat1 11,121 Oakettes 11,12 1line nfficer1 Concert Choir 12 Best of 0er Hin 11.12 JOHNSON, CHRISTINE LYNN 771 Feist Dr. 1381 JOHNSON, MARVIN FREDDIE 5432 Clean 1191' 1381 JONES. BARRY KENTON 5154 Bincatdine 1381 JONES, CAROLE J, 2870 Werkridge 1111 FBLA 11 Cue JOSEPH, GREG ALAN 551 Palmerston Dr, 1381 Wrestling 10 Intramural Baseball 10, 11.12 Intramural Volleyball 10,1112 Intramural Football 12 Intramural Basketball 11,2 Tar- tan Staff11,12 KACHER, SHAUN MARGARET 2251 Beech- creek 1381 1 KAHNY,1JSA, ANN 4586 Patron Ct, 1381 KAISER, SANDRA LEE 7108 Willowdale 1111 H.E.R.O. Club 11.12 KAPPEN, TERESA ELIZABETH 5515 North Glen 1111 GAA 10, Honor Society 1Nat'l1 11,12 Health Careers Club10,11 KARAPASHA, ANTHONY JON 3953 Rnbim hill Dr. 1111 Soccer 11,12 KARETH AMY MARIE 3371 Greencrest 1111 Drama 10 H,E.R.O. club1pres.121 11,12 KATESTOS DARLA MAE 736 Serben D1: 1381 , KAUFMANN, :KAREN ELIZABETH 2702 Werkridge Dr. Pep Club 10 Aquascots 12 KAY, CYNTHIA SUE 3339 Greenmount Dr. 1111 Matscots 10 Spikescots 10 Pep Club 10 GAA 10 Oakettes 11,12 1capt.1121 Junior class ' z Treasurer Student Council 11,12 1vice-presi- dent 121 Best of Oak Hills 11,12'Gir11s Chorus 11 Local and National Honor Society 11,12 KEARBYi MITCHELL AMES 7088 Wyan- dotte Dr. 1381 Wrestling 10,11,12, Varsity 110 Pep Club 1 KEHRT, SUSAN ANN 4309 Eaglepoint 1381 ,GAA 10 Aquascot 11,12 Band 10,11 Swimming 10,12 KEITH. KERRY MARSHALL 3920 Drew Ave. 1111 Swim team 12 Tartan 12 Varsity 012 - KELLER, LINDA THERESA 530 Montview 1381DECO club 11,12 KELLER, VICTOR EDWIN 5586 Raceview 1111 KEMP, CYNTHIA DIANE 7053 Wyandotte Dr. 38 Student Council 10,11,12 Spikescots 10,11,12 GAA 10,11 Dramatics 10 Thespian 10 Superintendenfs Cabinet 10,12 Cale- donian 12 KENNEDY, KARL JAMES 3627 Castlewood Ln1111 KENNY, MARY ANN 4316 Brookdale Dr. 1111 COE 12 KESSINGER, CHARLES W 6699 Woodcrest 1381 KILBY. PAMELA SUE 2442 Mustang Dr. 1111 Girls and Mixed Chorus 10 Oakettes 11 Concert. Choir 12 Choral Ensemble 12 KING. KAREN MARIE 3768 Mack Rd 1111 GAA 10,11,12 Batscot 10 Basketball team 11 Health Careers Club 11 National and Local Honor Society 11 12 KIRBY, DEBRA LYNN 3280 Greenway 1111 Art club 10 GAA 11 Dramatics 1Thespian1 12 KIRK JOHNNY SUE 4520 Ebenezer 1111 KISHMAN, HENRY PETERS 5371 Rawhi- dee Ct. 1381 Soccer 12 varsity 012 KLIPFEL, DIANE ELAINE 6400 Bridgetown rd. 1111 National Honor Society 12 KNAPP, KAREN ANN 3211 Ebenezre Rd. 1111 1Bubbles1 Tartan 10 GAA 10.11.12 1sec- retary 11 vice-president 121 GirPs Varsity 11 12 1preaident 11 121 Local and National Honor Society 11 12 Volleyball team 10 11 12 Bas- ketball 1012 Track team 10 Softball 10 12 KNUE, ROBERT HENRY 5129 Ballantrae 1381 1Amana11 Chess club 10 Mixed chorus 11 Concert Choir 12 Choral Ensemble 12 KOCH, LARRY JACK 5948 Childs Ave. 1111 Basketball 10 Softball 10Footba11 11 KOLBINSKY, LISA MARY 3987 Rybolt Rd. 1111 OEA l2 KORTE, LISA JANE 6825 Menz Ln 1381 KOVAC, DIANE ELIZABETH 3322 Green- way 1111 KRAILLER, STEVEN GENE 2900 Carroll Dr. 1111 KREMER, JOE M 5765 Biscayne 1111 KREUZMAN, TAMMY JEAN 2837 Spring- wood Ct. 1111 Aquascots 10 11 Swim Team 10 11 FTA 11 KROEGER, ANDRE T 3730 Feldkamp 1111 KRONE, JEFFREY ALLEN 2929 Werkridge DR. 1111 Drama 11 12 Thespian 12 KRUER, DEBORA LYNN 6427 Rapid Run Rd. 1381 French club 10 KUENNEKE, HILDA PAMELA 4363 Champdale Ln. 1381 KUTZLEB, CYNTHIA SUE 5082 Orange- lawn 1381 Majorettes 10 Choral Ensemble 11 Concert Choir 11 Karate club 12 LACHER, MARK STEPHEN 6050 Cleves Warsaw 1381 Bike club 10 1presidnet1 Hi-Y 11 12 1Treasurer 11 president 121 Audio-Via sual 10 11 12 1president 121 LACY, MADELYN LEE 6159 Muddy Creek Rd. 1381 FTA FRENCH club GAA LaDOW, RICHARD JON 3874 Virginia Ct. 11111Bear1 Stage Crew 10 11 LAINE, HELEN ANN 3553 Locust Ln.1381 LAMBERS, RICHARD A. 6816 Kildare Dr. 1381 LAMBRINIDES, KATHLEEN KRENE 6272 MemicDr.1111OEA 1112 LANDIS, MARK RICHARD 6499 Rapid Run Rd.1381Band101112 LaSCALEA, KRISTINA ELAINE 1161 Neeb Rd. 1381 Mat Scot 10 11 12 Student Council 10 11 1secretary 121 Latin Club 10 11 FTA 10 11 12 1president 121 GAA 10 P'ep Club 10 12 class council 12 Best of Oak Hills 12 LASITA, ANNE MARIE 5876 Fourson Dr. 1381GAA LASTIA, DEBORAH ANN 5588 Bridgetown Rd. 1111 LAWRENCE, KAREN EILEEN 6167 Mernic Dr. 1111 LAWS, PATRICIA LEE 3338 Cresentview 1111DECA . LAY, DUANE DAVID 742 AndersonFerry 1381 LEHAN, TI-IERESE MARIA 3425 Marcella Dr.111100EA1112 LEISRING, JAMES PATRICK 2404 South Rd. 1381 National Honor Society 11 12 Span- ish Club 11 Latipplub 12 , LASITA, DEBORAH ANN 5588 Bridgetown Rd. 1111 LAWRENCE, KAREN EILEEN 6167 Memic Dr. 1111 LAWS, PATRICIA LEE 3338 Cresentview 1111DECA LAY1 DUANE DAVID 742 Anderson Ferry 1381 ' LEHAN, THERESA MARIA 3425 Marcella Dr. 1111 OOEA 11,2 ' LEISRJNG, JAMES PATRICK 2404 South Rd. 1381 National Honor Society 11,12 Spam iah Club 11 Latin Club 12 . LEONARD, JAMES WILLIAM 5164 Sidney Rd. 1381 Foqtball 10,11,12 'IYack 10 Nafl Honor Society 11,12 LEONARD, JOHN ERIC 5876 Juvene Way 1381 Football 10,11,12 LEVERENZ, JEFFREY SCOTT 2709 Werk- ridge 1111 LEYTZE, KEITH 6109 Johnson Rd. 1381 VICA LIENDECKER, JAN LOUISE 6249 Kingoak DI. 1111 Literary Magazine Staff 10 GAA 1'1, 12 Ski Club 12 Track Team 12 LINDEMANN, MICHAEL ANTHONY 6391 Werk Rd. 1111 Wrestling 10,11,12 LINK, JULIE ANN 4731 Foley Rd. 1381 LIPPS, JAMES JOSEPH 570 Pedretti Ave. 1381 Intramural Basketball LOHMAN, MICHAEL DONALD 5593 North Glen Rd. 1111 Spanish Club 10, Junior Class 7 Council . LONGO, CHRYSTA LYNN 566 Greenwell Ave. 1381 LORTON, MELISSA SUE 3681 Edgebmok 1111OOEA 11,12 LOVINS, DEL STEPHEN 856 Gilcrest 1381 Football 12 LOZE, DIANA LEE 446 Sunland Dr. 1381 GAA 10 FTA 10,11, Marching Band 10 Oak' ettes11,12115tlieu.121 Concert Band 11,12 LUEBBE, MARGARET ANN 1TWEEDIE1 2413 Sylmar Ct. 1381 Homecoming Court 1812' Runnerup LUKEN, PETER JOHN 2471 South Rd. 1381 Wrestling, Bicycle Club LUTZ, DAVID MICHAEL 5479 Joey Ter. 1111 LUTZ, TERRI ANN 6190 Beraver Rd. 1111 Oakettes 11,12 , LYONS, DANIEL JOSEPH 5021 Donlar 1881 Latin Club 11,12 1tres. 121 Intramurals 10,11, 12TKB 10,11,12 MACKE, JO ANN 4445 St. Dominic Dr. 1381 GAA 10,11,12 Honor Society 12 1nat,1 121 MACKE, MARY LOUISE 1MERT1 6866; Bridgetown Rd. 1111 GAA 10,12 Drama 0111b 10,11 Concert ChoirlChoz-al Ensemble 11,12 Best of Oak Hills 11,12 MALTRY, PAMELA ANN E 5122 Orangelawn 1331 MANIFOLD, ROSALIND THERESA 4368 Harrison Ave. 1111 MARTIN, DAWN DIANE 6442 Hovese Ln. 1111 4 MARTIN, JAMES EDWARD 4288 Skylark 1381 Football 10 Basketball 10 OOEA 11,2 Student Advisory Treasurer 12 V MARTIN, RICHARD A. 5650 WindridgeDL 1 - : 1111WCA121t1-eas.1 MASCARI, RICKY MARK 5980 Lawrence, Rd. 1111 MATHEIS, RONALD DAVID 3980 Ridge- - combe Dr. 1111 Football 10 Track 10,11,12 Cross Country 11,12 Varsity O 12 Honor Society 11,12 1nat'1 11,121 German Club 10 Basketball Statistician 12 MAY, JEFFREY NOEL 3398 Harwinton 1111 Spanish Club, Golf MAY, TIMOTHY LEE 1DUMBO1 4264 Turf Ln. 1111 Student Advisory Council MAYER, TAMARA ANN 5657 Muirwopd 1381 Caledonian Yearbook Staff 10 Drama Club 12 Thespians 12 MAYHAUS, CAROL JEAN 504 Milgin 1381 Student Advisory Coimcil, Softball 1MAZZARO, SANDRA ANN 5391 Whit- more Dr. Girls, Varsity 1107 11,12 Softball 11 Basketball 11 GAA 11,12 McCAMEY, RONALD DEAN 311 Brook Forest 1381 Track 12, Football 12 Varsity 20 MCCARTNEY, MIKE G. 218 Yorkwood 1381 Diving 10 Golf 10 Student Council 11,12 McCLOY, THOMAS EDWARD 1T1 4580 Mystical Ave. 1381 Senior Class President, Extramural Sports, Student Council 11,12 McENENY, LISA ANN 34191Marcella 1111 'GAA McGOWAN, STEPHEN ROBERT 5467 Rap.- id Run 1381 Wrestling 10 Golf 10 VICA 11,12 McGRAW, VICKI LYNN 52o Allenford 1381 263 McHENRY, MARTIN 6581 Werk 1111 Reserve Football, Basketball 10, 11, 12 Nat'l Honor So- ciety MCKINNEY, JAMES ANTHONY 991 Wil- dernessTrl. 1381 1 McPHILLIPS, KA LEE MARY 5754 Ju- , vene Way 1381 Bat ts 10 oph. Class CounA ' cil, Jr. Class Counci tudeng; Council 1 McVAY, MICHAEL JOSEPH 4361 Skylark , ' 1381 .-..--.. VEY, MELANIE LYNN 3208 Greenway 1 GAA 1o OOEA 11 1 1 1 1 'r MEYER KIMBERLY ANN 5411- Dr. 1381 r. ' MEYER, PAULA ANN 3005 Chant111'y 1381 F Red Cross 10- Chorus 11 :- L, GARY ANTHONY 6203 Shailenej, im Team 10,11,12 . DDENDORF, TERESA MARIA '4293 melawn 1111 Band 10, 11, 12 Drama Club 4510 German Club 10 Ski Club 12 . MNGES, GLEN THOMAS 5288 Rybblt 1111 .4480 Race Rd. 1111 OOEA HURDA, GLORIA ANN 5530 Alomar Dr. Latin Club 11, 12 ' TCHELL POLLY AN 5653 Windridge Dr. E31111 GAA 10 Art Club 10 Honor Socity 11 ,12 $1.1nat1111,121Oakette512 Bestof Oak H1113 - NEHAN GREGORY R 1GREGIE1 4495 TAGUE ELIZABETH JANE ETSY1 3395 Algus Lm1111 Mat Scots 10? ' ' GAA 10, Honor Society 11, 12 1natl 11, 121 ' Concert .Choir 11,12 French. C1ub112 Pep Club 12 Best of Oak Hills 11, 1'12 :- 1awn 1111 Football 10 OOEA 11, 12 r ' . 11; 12 11:0 cagt.121 Stude'nt Council'10,11 12 1 MONTAGUE, NANCY SUE 6328 Elkwater Ct. 1111 Mat Scots 11,12 Pep Club 12 Stu- dent Council 10,11,12 Class Council 10,11,12 Choral EnsembldConcert Choir 11,12 GAA 10,11 Honor Society 11,12 1nat'l 11,121 French Club 10 Best of Oak Hills 11,12 MOORES, CLAIRE ANN 3856 Church Ln. 1111 French Club 10.11 Drama Club 10.11.12 Nat'l Honor Society 12 Nat'l Merit Finalist MORALES, BLANCA ESTER 4294 Delray Ln.1381 '4922 Duebber NOLLEY, NANCY JO ANN 4476 Delhi 1381 -'AFS 10,11 1co- -pres. 111 German Club 10 Stu- dent Council 11,12 1pres. 121 Superinten- dan t's Cabinet 11 NOLTE, RAYMOND CARL 4131 Ebenezer 1111 VICA 11, 12 NORRIS, VICKI LYNN 4560 Patrun Ct 1381.: , VICA 11, 12 ' 1 NYSTROM, ANN MARIE 6249 Kingoak 1111- . Art Club 10, GAA 10 Frbn'cli' 'Club' 10 'Ha'nor Sogietx.11,-12 111211 11,12 8141011113122 Bike Club 12 G $1.14 12 :3ng of 'o'ak H1115 12 . - 3-4 ' QBERI 'CONNIE' PATRICIA 7277 Dog Trot ' Z'Rd 1.11' GAA 10,11,12 Volleyball 10,1112 Softbal 10, 11, 12 Basketball 10,11,1241'131' ' 10, 11, 12 Girls Varsity 0'7 11,12 , . OBERT, JEROME CHALRE Serben Dr. 1381 SL, Basketball 10511 MORGAN; DENISE LYNN- 1091 Tahoe Ten. .2- 2.1.1.2; Thespjan 10 u 12 Band 10 11, 12 O'CONNOR, DIANA MARIA 5301 Romance Ln. 1381 OEVERMEYER, MONICA ANNE 4309 May- hew 1381 Art Club 10 Bicycle Club 11 Drama Club 12 OHLMANSIEK, NANCY MARIE 6152 Werk Rd. 1111 GAA 11 Choral Ensemble 12 Best of Oak Hills 12 ER, ED L. 723 Neeb1381Ttack10 O ERDING, KATHLEEN FRANCES 989 P' knot Dr. 1381 Drama Club 10 11,121pres. OPPELT RI A LIAM 3345 THEn-H ' ' '11 ' u ' ' '3' .1 .g;jl11,121 . : TINLI 1 0,111.12 ars 1351 Baseba , '- ' ,ONLDEB' - - 93 enkr'i'age Dz; AA '10 FTA i S '41 lGiri:E': P ifraBas .112. PET'ERSMAN A E 3583' E'yxich 1111 I. Youth Involvem'en 10.11-Q-AAf10, 1;, 12 Girls ... Swim Team 12 GIrls V - y 0' I2 2'- ' '1 retti 1381 PHELPS, PAMELA ANN .6040 Parrakeet 1391M OOEA Advisory Council PHILPOT MARY LOUE 1257 Cassandra 1381 .. Chorus 12 . ' PHOENIX, ELLEN DOROTHY 4365 Mars Ln1111DramaCl 101,1 . E - PITZER, , .1P'I'I'131'4851 Race Rd 1 ' '2-1' NN 6162 ' Giris S ' Brandtmanor D ,1E: 5 Society 112213313 y 1 1 mm: EC wREINSHAG'Ey ROBERT DOUGLAS 224 Clover ilHTe1'.1381 Baseball 11,12 Intra- ma oothaui 81- G PAGLA GERARD oao Erm- view D122381 Wigmootball 10,11,12 Track 10 11,12 amur a'sketbail 11,12 Varsity 0 11,121seqy 121 1111ng, MICHAEL BERNAREE'E' 2925' ' d'anou 1111 - 'RHEIN, JEFFREY TODE 6803 Men: Ln. 1381 Wr'e's'tlmg '10 11,12 Honor Society 11,12 Varsity 110 11,12: . , RICHARDSON, DONALD JAMES 1155 Ta- hoe Ter. 1381 , RICHMOND, SHERRY LYNNE 5176 Rapid Run Rd 1381 Spanish Club 10 Health Careers 11 Student Council 12 RICKELS, STEVEN JERRY 5334 Lilibet Ct. 1381 Footha1110,11,12 Track 11 RIEHM, PAULA JEANNE 1POLLY1 7116 Wyandotte Dr. 1381 French Club 10 GAA 10 Caledonian Yearbook Staff 11,12'1Ed. 121 Varsity Softball 11 Honor Society 11,12 1nat'l 11,121 RIESTENBERG', MARY KATHERINE 1MARY KAY1 5671 Julmar Dr. 1381 RIGA, DEBORAH JEAN 3435 Moonridge 1111 Drama Club 10 DECA.11, 11 Regional - Miss Ohio DECA . RJGA, JAMES EDWARD 1PSYCH01 3578 Lakewood 1111 RILEY, CATHY LYN N 5348 Plover Ln. 1381 RININGER, KATHLEEN ANN 5354 Raw; hide 1381 GAA 11 Honor Society 11,12 1nat'l 11,121 ' RIPPERGER, LYNDA JEAN 629 Ne'eb Rd. 1381 . ROARK, BARBARA JEAN 4460 Pinecroft 1111 OOEA 11,121reg. sec'y 121 ' v, s 0 Intramural Softball 11. all 12 Ski Club 12 Karate C1 SANDMAN, i 1381 FTA 10,11 Society 11,12 1n. ' st Lt.1 ' - LF DEBBIE SU 4Race Rd 1111: CHLEITER, DONNA SUE ANN 49 Dr 1381 1GAA11 ack'lwqi , rench Club 10 V33 BONITA ELLEN.-5352.P1um. . 10,11,12 Aq1i'ascots. 11 112:1co- ,RICHARD LEWISi5774 Bridge- . tudent Council 10 Tartan 10 Soph. xDrama Club 10,11,1'Sniih'espians '1 ' try 10 In- . ABETH 4829 Race Rd. 1111 Girls Track 10 AV 10,11,12 Bike Club 10,11,12 Honor Society 11,12 1nat$l 11,121 Spike Scots 11,12 Jr. Class Council, Student Council 12- -Sup.e1-1ntender'1t Cabinet SCHINNER, STEPHANIE CECELIA 5599 Childs Ave. 1111 GAA 11 COE SCHINNER, ROBERT J. 4640 Mt Alvemo 1381 SCHMIDT, DIANE 5971 Snyder Rd. 1391 Track 10 Softball 10 1 SCHMIDT, STEPHEN J . 485 Pedretti 1381 SCHMITZ, STEPHEN ANTHONY 1WALT1 5606 Childs Ave. 1111 Track 10 SCHNEIDER, BEVERLY J . 1357 Devils Backbone 1381 GAA 10,11,12 Batscots 10 SCHNEIDER, EDWIN WILLIAM 2301 South Rd. Football 10 Wrestling 10 Baseban 10,11, 12 Swun Team 11 SCHWNEIDER PATRICIA LORRAINE 1127 Hickok GAA SCHNUR, GARY L. 4255 Turf Ln. 1111 SCHNUR, SANDRA'L. 1LEGGES1'8'30 Mar- tini Rd. 1331 Girls Chorus 10 Basketball 10 Drama Club 10 Chorale EnsamblefConcert Choir 11 SCHOENECKER, HOLLY ANN 5083 Tam- my Ct 1881 Ski Club 12 COE SCHOENFELD, MICHAEL J OSEPH 4444 vae'.1111 SCHRADER, CHRISTINE 4421 Race Rd. 1111 Easeball Statistician 11,12 SCHUM, MARK STEVEN 6008 Parrakeet Dr.139.1 W. Oakettes 11 12'; . SCHUMACHER, STEPHEN JAY 5326 Al- ' - hesterdale 1 erBERNAGEL; GAL; ' moht Ridge 13811GAA 1 7 ' 3811 Club 10, GAA 10,11,101qu15 . .. 11: 12, Track -a I 2' SMYTH, JENNYBGQB Russell Hgts.1111 SOMERS, DONALD LOUIS 1DON1 4324 Mayhew 1381 Ski Club, Band, Pep Club 2 , , SOUTHER, STEVE3714 Krierview1111 ' SPARKS, SHARON LOUISE 1080 Devils Backbone 1381 GAA 10,11 7 SPRAGUE ROBERT AURTHER 1BOB1 '- 3760 Meadowview 1111 ' SPIVEY, KATHRYN ANN 1KATHY1 7227 Taylor11'11GAA10 . . f STAHLHEBER THOMAS RALPH; 1FHOS'I'1 5842 Chapelhill 1381 Football Mgr - - 10,11, 12, Baseball Mgr.10,11, 12, Basketbalif Mgr. 10, BasketballPA Announcer 10-12, Var- ' sity O,11,12,Pep Club 12 .1 ' . STALL, THERESA LYNN 1TERRY1 3638 31', Edgebrook Dr. 1111 STAPLES, MARTIN EVANS1MARTY1980 ' ,; Pineknot 1381 Karate Club 12 'IJ STAPLETON, KATHLEEN ANN 1KATHY1 ,. 6082 Johnson Rd. 1381 Latin Club, Art Club, ' OOEA,1Pres.1 ere Club, GAA, Exec. Comm. of OOEA . START, MICHAEL 5905 Harrison 1111 , STEIN, JEAN MARIE 798 Serben 1381 GAA 10,11, Class Council 10,11,12 ' STEIN, MARY ELIZABETH 1MARY- BETI-U 448 Kitty L11. 1381 Youth Involvement STETTER, MIKE 5235 Andy Ct. 1381 STETTER; PAUL ANTHONY 1STONY1 5235 Andy Ct. 1381 Soccer Manager 11 STEWART, STEPHEN MILLS 1STEVE1412 Viscount 1381 Soccer Club 10, Varsity Soccer 11,12, VarsityO 11,12 :7. ,5 . STICKLEY, JACQUELINE MARIE 1JAC- ' -' KIE13871 Maywood Ct. 1111 ' 3'1. . .STOLL,M1CHAEL RONALD 1MIKE1 6041 ' Lawrence Rd. 1111 .1 n, 265 GREG1' 2 1 3 1 y or Rd. 1111 GAA .'; ' -E INA 'MARIE 1TINA1 3r. .. . . HonorSo- ciety, OO'E . THIEMANN, NALD ALTON 1RON1 5923 Snyder R1113 estling 10, SpanishClu'b 11, SkiClub 12,363 Crew THOMAS, DANI '- Lawrence Rd. ' tling10,11,12 THOME, KIMBERLY ANN 1KIM1 7415 Wesselman 1021, OOEA, Art Club, Sec'y, of Class OEA THOMPSON, CHERYL ROSE 1CHER11 3008 Brookview 1381 Drama Club 10, Lunch- room Committee 12 THOMPSON, MARIANNE 3678 Moonridge 011 OOEA1Sec'y. 111, Sup1ts1s Cab. tramural Softball, Wres- THORP, MICHAEL ALAN 1MIKE1 5516 Harrison 1111 Stage Crew, Softball TOEPFER, GARY R. 5936 Childs 1111 TOEPFERT, EARL LOUIS, 313 Anderson Ferry1381 TOMES, MICHAEL STEVEN 5557 Race- view1111 Basketball 10 TOWNLEY, EUGENE ROBERT, 3908 Flor- ence Ave, 1111 TOWNLEY, MARLENE MARY 3905 Biehl 1111 B353b311'1'1,B all 11, Girls, Var- sity 0 1 TRAUT, DAVE ,- dare Dr. 1381 Spanis C THEFT, BARBARA ANN 1BARB1 4939 i Duebber1381GA end; Club 3i ' . TRIPLETT, RIC D ON 3868 Maywood 81-11 6857 Kil- NDREW 1DAN1 5522 Tia GERARD 1STUBB 1' 1 Baseball 10,11, Intr' Alia; HEN CLENi 538 Covedale 1361 Intram argiketbah 1 -. Softball 10, Varsity Soccer 11,12, 11,12, Ski Club 12 WEDDLE, ROGER ALLEN 512' 1381 Reserve Football 3 Basebd'h 1 ..WEHMEIER, ROBERT THOMA 5180 Foley Rd.1381 Football 10,11 ' y 0 11,12,1ntramural I ketba , Caledonian Bus. Staff 12 WEHME1ER, SHERYL ANN 1SHERRY1 Anderson, Ferry 1381 GAA 10,11,12, Aqu': seats 12 WEIS, RICHARD W. 1RICK1 3344 Greencrest 1111 Sp sh Club 10, OOEA ' WEISSM MNN, JOSEPH CHOLAS 1JOE1 3298 Annist0n1111Band10,11,12 Soccer 10 WELLBAUM, DONALD JOSEPH tDONNY1 4275 Skylark 1381 WELLING, BELINDA 1CHARLIE1 5543 Westwood Northern 1111 Band 10,11,12, Cho- rus. 10.12, AFS 10.11, GAA 10, Spanish Club 10,11, Jr. Achievement 12, Pep Club 12 WELLS, FRANK A. IGUS1 53 Pembina 1381 Football 10 WEST, JEFFREY EARL 1JEFF1 5568 Pali- sades1381 WESTRICH, BILL LEE 2913 Carroll 1111 WETHERELL, KIMBERLEY ANN 1KIM1 5646 Breezewood Dr. 1111 Track 10,11,12, Swimming 10,12, GAA 10,11,12, French Club '10, Pep Club 12, Girls, Varsity 0 11,12 WETZLER, JOYCE HELEN 6147 Charity 1111 Spanish Club, Dramatics Club, Library 1381 Class Council 10,11,12, Natl Honor So- ciety 11,12 WYATT, CYNTHIA MARIE 1CINDY1 6736 Heame 1111 Pep Club, Reserve Cheerleader 10, Varsity cheerleader 11,12, GAA 10 YAZELL, JERI LEE 4302 Mayhew 1381 GAA 10, Spanish Club 10,11 YUNKER, RANDAL ALAN 1RANDY1 3056 Werkridge 1111, Band, Swimming Team, ager ZEEK, DANNY ALLEN 4287 Hutc Rd.1111 ZEISER, LOUIS ROBERT 1LOU1 7168 Cleves Warsaw1331 ZIMMER, JOHN RICHARD 1R1CK1 3272 Anniston 1111Band, Basketball ZORN, CINDY LEE 6251 Starvue 1111 FTA, AFS ZUGELTER, ROBE T DUI 1BOB1 7179 Pickway 'Mechanics, VICA .H' . ; .ft;ffInmem hf? 6' 1.; INDEX Abel, Mark 1121 227 ABERCROMBiE, ROBERT; B.B., Miami U., M.Ed. at U.C., 92 Abernathy, Russell 1121 227 Abernathy, Ruth 1101 186 Adams, April 112124, 160, 165, 227 Adams, Constance 1101 186 Adams, Terri 1101 186 Aemi, Sandra 1111202 AFS 169 Agnew, Michael1111202 Ahlers, Richard1101 186 Ahlers, Robert 1121 227 Ahlstmm, Carol 1121 227 Bavaridge, ? -. 1 1 Ahlstmm, Patricia 1101 186 Beyer, Dani ' Aide, Mindy 1111 202 Beckett, Pamela 1 ' Bibbo Robe: s Alba, Barbara 1121 227 Beckman, Karen 110 Bicknaver, Law Albert, John 1111 202 Beckman, Victoria1111 Bicknaver, Ram Alderson, Marilyn 1111 202 Beckstedt, Diane 1111 20' 1 BIEDERMAN, ' L Alford, Kevin 1101 186 Bedard, Judith 1101 148, 1 .. Kentucky, 88 7 45 Allen, James 1121 227 Bedinghaus, Rebecca 1101 1 7 Biehl, Darlene 11111 1 '1 Allen. Sandra 1111 202 Behymer, Amy 1101 187 Biehl Donald 1111 V Allgeier, Mary1101 162, 186 Behymer, Edward 112177, 2 8 Biehl, Mary11011 Ambrosius,-Judith1121227 Beiting,Loretta1101187 Bielefeld, Wayn V 11 Amhrosius ,Karen 1101 164 186 mg, Michael 1111 203 .7 Bier, Therese 1111 20 Ambrosius Susan1111202 ,.111,William1111203 : , J h ' Aml'ung, Thomas1121227 1-,Bellman Carol1111203 - H Bender, Douglas1101 187 1 1 ' 1:. - Bender, Elizabeth1121206 ' ' ' Bender, Jeffery 1111 203 Benken, Rick 1101 187 Bennison, Dean 1111 203 ' - 7 Bergdolt,Jennifer1101187 l Beygdolt, Meg 1121 228 I . 1,. Be'rlin'g, Darlene 1111 20 1 i I . 1 Berling, Douglas11212. Ankenbauer, Robe , 1 BERNHARD, DALE- Bemhardt, Bernie Bailey, Karen11. itsoff Michael11 ' Bittner, Andrew111: Bitmer. Daniel 1111' 1 Bitzer, Deborah 1101 Bitzer, Robert 1121 22.1 Bitzer, Roberta 1121 2 3: Black, Kimberly 1111 20 Blank, Ann 1101 187 ' Armacost Lisa11111' Blankenship, Eric 1101 18 . - WI rMark1 aBlanton, Annette1101 187 J . Armbruste Nancy 1. - - Blanton, Rose 1111 203 1 Armentrout, Robe t1 2 2f ' - Bledsoe, Sharon1121228 ., 1 ' B1e119,L1nda1121228 BloQ, Steven1121228 Bloe' - er,Lisa1101160, 7 -,r Michael1121 I' :1 emadine 1111 203 unica1121 229 Diaha111112.113 , i':' am 101187 - , ,Da id 1111 . B hrin,-I,Ti thy112 Boenitsc.Sa11 1121229 Boe1,C u: 1.31 1187 Boer, R0911. 1111203 Boerger. .orah1111203 Boertleic illiam 1' f1 229 Bohan, .- ael 10 7 b Ante, Charles 1101 Ante, Raymond 11 Ante, R1111eh1111 2 Antone, Vicki 1121211 Antoni, Jeffery 1101 Antrobus, Kenneth 1 AQUA SCOTS 129; Arce, Helene 1121 22 Barton,Pau1 1101 1 Barton, Suzanne 111 Bascom, Jenny 1111 Basler, Gregory 1111 2 Bastian, Rea 1111 203 1-1- '1'7' 1 mmmv 2:: - :q '1 Boo . , Michael 1111 203 Bmssard Kai - Casper, Joseph 1121 230 Boo , T'homas1101 187 1 0 Cassedy, Carol1111205 Bord re, May 001 187 Brown, Lisa 0 - Caudill, Peggy 1111 205 Borgr,Robe1-t1111203 ' Carvein Cathy1101188 Borg an,Tl10masUl1 203 Brown, Steve Carvein Marc1121 230 Bossman,Beverly1101187 Brown, William-a 21229 Cayton, Cheryl 1101 ' BOSSIiJEIl, Jeffrey1101l64 187 Bmwne, Tom1111203 Boston, Brenda 1111, E' Bmz David11211330 Bottahi, Timothy 101 . Bmz Paul 121230 Botmihis, K5 '1 8102, Robin 1121230 ' ' Bmcato, M- Chapman, D b Charla, Jero Charis, Ric Cheesebrew,w 3n Chessy? erome1 121224 31' '1. . : Chessy,M1chael1121230, , if CHESS CLTfB 173 . Childs, Michael 1111 205 - Chilewski, Diane 1121 160, 230 Chilewski, Stephan 1101 188 .atlnd. State Chinn, 3111111111205 1 . Chiseck, Mathew1121230 ii; 35441:. Chizer, John 1121 230 1 ' CHIZER, VIRGINIA; 8.8. at U.C., CAL DONIANAdvisor 76, 77 CHORAL GROUPS 156 157 . Chris' Debo11ah 1101 188 L5 . Bracher, Patriciaq Bracken, Teresa 1 Brackett, Linda 111 Bradford, Cheri 1121 - Brafford, Brenda 11212 ' Brafford, Brenda 1121 Brafford,Constance1 . 1 1 Bram, Kathleen 111 ' Bramel, Michael 111 203 Bramel, Viola 1111203 rand, 800131111203 '1 : dhorst, Dave1111203 2 dhorst, Kathleen1121229 , - doineggy 1101 187 1 d1; Kevin 112140229 on, Ter1'10111160, 164,203 ol Robert 11 2 9 Mssifeld Steven112122 '1 -,raun Jamestl21114, 117,229 0 Burke,Ter1-1e112123na 7 Burkhar; 931111. 5.. - - - - '- 1 1101 188 mm 1 ' , 1 . ' usemary 112 0 . , 1.3ATES, Ddg N; B.S. at Wilmington, er, John1111203 , 1' 1 ' ' .A., at Xa er, Athletic Director, 68, 70 . iner, Mariann 1101 187 tes, Micha' , 1121 230 '5 Breitenstein, Rita4121229 V Brennen, Kelly 1101 187 Bmssert, Mark 1121 229 Bmssert, Robyn 4101 187 BREWER, M- ,g; B S 1: I mekHaus,Ma Bmckhoff, Dale 110 ' BROCKH - ROBERT; : .1 ' w I ' 212 Corcoran, Barbara1121231 Corcoran, Patrick 1121 231 Cmcoran, Timothy 1101 183 Corcoran, Tom 1111 205 Com,Patricia1121128, 231 Cometet, James 1111 205 Corns, Jill 1101 188 Coma, Inuis1111205 Correll, Brenda 1121 231 Correll, Martin 1101 188 Cowdrey, Richard 1101 188 Cox, Joseph111137, 101,205 Craig, Roxanna 1101 188 Cramerding, Jack1121232 Craycraft, Carol 1121 232 Cremering, Steven 1101 188 Crosby, Lauren 1101 188 Cmm, Brian 1111 205 Crusham, Jeffrey 1111 205 Cmsham, Michelle 1121 232 Crutchleo, Ronald 1101 188 Cullen, Cynthia1111205 Cunningham, Edward 1111205 Cunningham, Helen 1111 205 Cushing. James1101 188 Cmer, Kenneth 1121 232 Dadone, Julie1101 188 Daffin. Beverly1121 232 Dale, C1ifford1121232 Dalessandro. Glenn 1121 232 Daley.Kath1een 1121 2:12 Dailas, Rnnald1101 188 Dames, Joyce 1111 205 Damios.Jim11111 188 Dance, Cynthia 1111 129. 205. 219 Dance, Randal 1121 232 Dangelo,Jeffre3-'1101 188 Daniels, 81161181111205 Daria. Anthony1111 205 Darling, Catherine1111 164, 205 Base, Dennis 1101 188 Davenport, Lori 1101 189 Davidson, Phyllis 1111 206 Davis, Cathy1111206 Davis, John 1111206 Davis, Karen 1101 189 Davis. Kathy 1101 189 Davis, Kenneth 1121 232 Davis, Pam 1111206 Davis, Pam 1101 189 Davis, Pamela J . 1111 206 Davis, Lynn 1121 206, 232 Davis, Sherri 1101 189 Davis, Stephen 1101 189 Davis, Thomas 1121 232 Davis, Thomas C. 1121232 Dawes, Judy 1101 189 DAY, ELIZABETH; B.S.C., B.S.E., 8L MEd'. at U.C., Counselor, '70 Day, Jane1121232 Day, Mary 1101 189 Dazier, Cynthia 1101 189 Deal, David 1111 104, 105. 206 Decker, Larry 1101 189 Deganis, Mary1101 189 DeHass, Kimberly 1111 206 Deimer, Nancy 1121 232 Deitsch,Joe1121232 Delaney, Sharon 11111 189 , DEL CONTE, ARTHUR; B.S. Sz M.Ed at Xavier U., 88 Del Comte, Diana 1101 189 Delgardo, Maria 1121 22, 232 Deller, James 1101 189 DEL PILAR; 80, 81, M.Ed. at U.C. Dermasters, Jacquelyn 1101 189 Dermo, John 1101 189 270 Detlaff. Terry 1101 189 Dieh1,;1ames1101 189 Diehl, Lynda 1121 232 Diehl, Michael 1121 232 Diener, Kirk 1111 206 Diener, Monica 1121 232 Diener, Tina 111 144. 206 Diesel. Thomas 1101 189 Diether, Karen 110132, 189 Dietrich, Susan1111206 Dietrich,T0dd1101 115, 189 D1115, Cynthia1121233 Di Muzio. Barbara1111206 Dinsmore, Denise1111206 DI PILLA. REGINANGELO; B.S.at St. Louis U,, M.S. atAir Force Inst; Of Tech.. 87, 86 Ditr, Michael1101 189 Disanto.Joe1111206 Distler. Tim1121233 Dixon, Barbara 1121 233 Dobell. Gary1121233 Dobson, Kenneth 1121 233 Doerger, Kim 1101 189 Doherty, Bob 1111206 Doherly,Dennis1111206 Doherty, Susan 1101 189 Doheny, Thomas1111206 Doll, R0berl1121233 DOLWIG, LIZ: B.A.a1U.C., Dooley, Michae11111206 Dooley, Sharon 1101 148, 189 Dargan, Steve 1101 189 Doty, Lisa 1111 206 Dotzauer, Chrsitina1101 164 Bowling, Michael 1111 37, 206 Downard, Bruce1101 189 Downey, Kimberly 1101 189 Downey, Pamela1101 189 Drach, Rebecca, 112124, 160,233 DRAMATICS 168 Dmier, Diane 1111 206 DREW, MONROW; B.S. 82; M.A, at Ohio State, 76 DREWES, RICHARD; B.S. at Ohio State, 87 Dreyer. Melodie 1121 233 Dmyer, Scott 1111 206 Droder, Mary1101 189 Duesing, Greg1101 189 Duff, Robert 1101 189 Duffy, Thomas 1111 206 Dull, Tim1101 189 Dunigan, Steven 1121 233 Dunnette, Kathy1121233 Dunnette, Keri1111206 Dunseth, Karen 1101 189 Dunseth, Lisa 1121233 Dupps, Mark 1121 233 Durham, William 1111206 Duwell, Victor1101 189 Dwyer. Deborah 1101 189 Dye, Carl1121233 EADS, CLARK; B.S. at UC, M4 Ed. at Xavier U., 86, 87 Eagle, Ralph 1121 233 Earhart, Mark1101 189 Earlywine, Jeff 1101 189 Ebner, Greg 1111 206 Eckert, Charles 1121 25, 233 Eckstein, Louann 1111 206 Edens, William 1121 233 Eder, Cathy1121 233 Eder, Sandra 1101 189 Edger, Kathleen 1121 65, 233 Edington, Harold 1111 206 Edwards, Ken 1111206 Edhman, l'im1101 189 Eicher, Lynn 1111 206 Eifert, Wendy 1121 165, 233 Elliot, Cynthia1121233 Elliot, Mark1121 111, 113, 231 Elliot, Mary 1121233 Ellis, Ken 1121 233 Ellis,Paul1111206 Ellis, Ralph 1111206 Elmore, Diane 1111 164, 206 Elsasser, Richard1101 189 Emerson, Jeff1121 111, 233 Emerson, Laure1101 189 Endres, Dave 1101 189 Engelhardt, Charles 1121 233 Engelhardt, Mary 1111 206 England, Carl 1111 206 England, Patricia 1121 233 English, Dave 1101 189 Emight, Donna 1111 206 Ease, Gayle 1111 206 Eldman, Ken 1101 189 Ernst, Debra112124, 108, 143, 164, 234 Ernst, Dori 1101108, 1091 189 Ernst, Joseph 1101 189 Ernst, Steve 1101 189 Ernst, Steven H 1101 189 Espelage, Ruth 1101 189 Esterbrook, Rick 1101 189 Esterman, Joyce 1101 165, 189 Esterman, Sally 1111 206 Estes, Rickey 1111 206 Evans, Evan 1121234 Evans, Joseph 1121 234 Evans, Linda1101189 Faeth, Nancy111137, 2116. 21:3 Fahinle, Paula 1111 207 Faigle, Jeanne 1121 234 Fairbanks, Teresa 1101 190 Fairbanks, William 1111 207 Fancher, Karen 1101 190 Fangmann, Bruce 1121 234 Fangmann, Mary 1101 148, 190 Fannin, Jacinda 1101 190 Fannin, Randall1111207 Fantitti, Linda1101 1911 Farfsing, Debra 1111 207 Farfsing, Lawrence 1121 234 Farfsing, Lawrence 1121 234 Farfsing, Michelle 1111 207 Farthing, Charles 1111 207 Fath, Jaseph 1101 190 Faust, Mike, 1111207, 220 Fearing, Pat1111 75, 207 Fedeler, Kathleen 1111 129, 207 Federman, Sandra 1121 234 Feeney, Mark1101 190 Fehr, Michael 1101 190 Fehr, Sue1121 234 Feist, Craig 1111 207 Feist, John 1101 190 Feist, Leslie1111207 Feist, Mary 1121 234 Feldman, Deborah 1111 75, 1441 165, 207 Feldman, Donald 1121 234 ' Feldman, Virginia 1121 234 Feller, Tim 1111 207 Fellinger, Stephanie 1101 190 Felton, Linda 1121 234 Fulton, Mary110139, 165, 190 Feltz, Tim 1101 190 Ferrarelli, Kim 1111 207 Fields, Pat1101 190 Findlay, Steve1101 190 Fink, Bob 1111207 Fischer, Andrew1101 190 Fischer, Christine 1121234 Fischer, Christopher 7127 234 Fuller, Daniel 7117 72, 207 Glandorf, Frank 7107 Fischer, Jeamie 7127 234 Furthmiller, Nancy 7107 190 Glaser, April 7107 Fischeaser, Mark 710.7 190 GAA 150, 151, 152 Glass, Jean 7127 72, 236 Fischesser, Steven 7117 207 ' Gabelman, Donna 7127 235 Glass, Larry 7117 208 Fishbum, Beth 7117 207 Gabelman, Lisa 7107 190 Glatthaar, Don 7127 236 81:, James 7107 190 Gabriel, C dace 7117 207 Glatthaar, Laura 7117 160, 208 - 7 117 207,220 Gabriel, Cghtine 7127 235 Goddard, David 7107 Gaitley, D vid 7127 235 Goering, Stuart 7127 27, 236 Gajus, Deborah 7127 235, 258 Goering, Susan 7107 25 Gajus, Linda 7117 207 . .' Goi'st, Wendy 7127 236, 244 Galbraith, Carol 7117 208 i Goldfuss, Lori 7107 27117207 .- 127234 .2 - 7717127112, 234 ' -'---.,+, 'anne7107190 Goodfriend, Diane 7107 160 D 7' , k7117 207 7 Gander, Julieann igan,John7117165,207 Gander, Robin 7127235 ,Mark7107190 Gangloff, Helen 7917 208' .- ' Gans, Terry 7127 235 ick 7107 1590 ula 71172 0 Grairett, D- Gray, Brett, 7 Gray, Don 7 Gray, Mary 7107 19 Gray, Tim 7117 208 1231-,sB0b7107191 ven', Sharon 7117 208 H 6, Ron 7117 208 1., Pam7107191 ayne 7127 236 , . FluegemanfStephenU 7 , lynn, Rebecca 7117 207 - ynthia 7127 236 ' oppe, Lisa 7117 207 , ' 7 en 7117 208 C Forrester, Craig 7117 207 7127 24, 236 - Foucht, Dan 7127 234- , e 7117 208 '7' 7 Fouts, Dora 7127 234 2 y 7117 208 i: .7 Fowler, John 7117 207 '. ' A NDA; B.S. at U.C., 9 Fowler, Many-7107 190 ;' ence 7127 236 Fox, Debra 7117207 cy 7127 236 ,., Fox, James 7117207 . - .Fraley, am 190 , .i . Francis, Carl 7117 207 ' r- Francis, John 7117 20. a7 , Francisco, SteVen 7107 190 7 ,.e- g Jank, Glenn 7107 190 7ka, Michael 7117 207 '2 k, Sandra 7107 165. 190 k, Victoria 7117 207 - : is,- Terri 7117 75 ,,207., 7127 234 e 7127 236 e 7117 208 dt, Ed7 .. eKim7127 ross, Alfred710 - mss, Mark7117 i rove,G-. nn711727' 3- as 7117 209 u 2, Charlotte, 7117 2i William 7107 191 er, Lawrence 7117209 I, Virginia 7117 209 g 0, Larry 7107 190 . se, Ron 7127 234 Freudemann, Daivd 7117 207 qudenberg, Robert 7117 207 ' .17 209 7107191 Frey, Jeff 7127 117 209 Frey, Regina 7107 190 7127 236 Frey, Tim 7117 207 Fricke, Jeff 7107 190 Fritz, Cindy 7117 207 Fmehle, Monica 7117207, 221 andorf, Frank 7107 190 and'61-f, James 7117 207 and5rf, Kim 7107 190 Frost, :Charles 7127 235 FTA 1.77 Fuhr, Carolina 7117 207 Fuhr,iMargaret 7107 190 Fulleg, Alan 7107 190 Fuller, Cynthia 7127 129, 144, 235 Hafert pen, B0137 7 Heft; 32mme 7117 209 Hagen, Julie7107148,164;1.91 Hagen, Michelle 7107 191 S 1 g a 5? '9 Halloran, Theresa 1101 160,191 Hamberg, Judy 1111 209 Hamberg, Richard 110 191 Hamilton, Winford 1111 209 11 rHam'mann, George 1111 209 ' Ham-mitt, Jeff 1121 237 Hammitt, Valerie 1121 237 Hammons, Debbie 1101 191 Hammoor, Michael 1121 2, 224 - Hammoor, Tom1101191 Hiampton, James1101191 Hampton, Mike 1101 191 Hand,Jay1121237 Haneberg, Donna 1101 191 Haneberg, Nancy1111209 Hanekamp, Gail 1121237 Haney, Keith1111209 Haney, Tim 1101 191 Hansford, Charles 1101 191 Hansford, Kathy 1101 191 Harbers, Jayne 1121 237 Harbers, Vicki 1111 148, 209 Hardig, Colleen 1111 209 Hardtke, Run 1121 225. 238 Harknesa, Rick 1111 209 Harmeyer, Kim 1101 191 Harmeyer, Tian 1101 191 Hamist, Steve 1121 Harp, Belinda 1111209 Harp, Denise 1121237 Harrison,TOm 1111209. 165 Hart, Bennie1l2133,38.237 Hart,-Linda 1101 191 Hart, Marion 1121 162, 237 Hart, Russell 112111238 Halter, Deborah 1111 209' 1hrtsough,Julie 1121238 . Harvay. Jim 1101 191 Harvey; Paula 11-21 235' -. sseft, Jim 1111209 Hastings, Cynthia 1121 160, 238 Hater, Mark 1111 '73, 119, 209 Hauck, Denise 11-11 209 Hauck, Michael 1111 209 Hauck, Rick1101 191 Hauck, Terrence 1121 238 HAUCK, RICHARD; 8.8. at Ohio State. MA. at Xavier U., Assistant Principal HAUCKE, RICHARD; B.S. at U.C., 74 Hauer, Lawrence 1111 209 Hauer, Susan 1111 209 Hauer, Victoria 1121 238 Hausfeld, Carla 1121 238 Hausfeld, Karen 1101 191 1 Iisfeld, Linda1101 191 Hausfeld, Mary 1111 209 usfeld Steven 1121 238 1m, Mark 1111 209 KINS,KANDA;B.S.81 B A. at 318m Melissa 1121 125, 243 R Heinrich, Heintzelm Heis, Kathy' Heitkamp, B1 Heitkamp, M Hellkamp, St Helmets, Kay Helms, Barb 1'11 Helton, Richa ?Hensey .,+ 1119:1th Stephe . Herbert Judy1 Herbstreit, Bon :1 Herder, Michael 1 Heroux, Melind Heroux, Miche ; Herren, Michael 11 Hersell Jorge 1121 Hersel, Victoria 1- Herzog, Maxyf111 Hess, Charles 112 Hess, Heidi 1121-2 H'etzet, D . ,William 1 1 er, Nancy 1 hris 11 .eg11-011' 21111121 1 Keefe, Ma1y110K 193 Knox, Cindy 110K 193 Keene, Jill 111K 211 Knue,Bob112K 241 Kehl-ing, Stephen 110K 164, 193 Koch, Larry 112K 241 Kehrt, Sue 112K 129, 144, 241 Koch, Mary 110K 193 Keith, Eric111K211 Koch, Tom 111K 212 Keitli,Kerry112K Koch, Richard 111K KEITZ,- JUDITH; B S at Univ. of Kent., 93 Koch, Robert 111K 212 Keller, Don 110K 193 KOEHN, CLARENCE; B.S. at Xavier U., Keller, Jeaneane 1101 193 A - -- 83 Keller; Linda 112K241 ' KOENIG, LOUIS; B M. at Central College 181: Roger 110K 193 M M. at College Conservatory, 72 Keil'er, V1ctor1121240 Koenig, Tom 111K 212 KELLEY, CHALRES B.S.atEastem Ken- Koenig,Todd1101193 tuck 'Univ? 93 Koester, Saliy111K212 1 Kolbinsky, Lisa 110K 241 Kolde, Denise 111K 212 Kolesnikoff, Joy 112K 1 , Kolianos, NickUOK ' Korte,Colleen111 Korte, Lisa112K Koskela, Brett .ob 1 Jefferson, nGary Jelen,Andrew11, :16!!ng Carol 02 Jenkins,Daveu ' Jenkins, lo 1 JenkinsJJ Jenks,Ro , iJer'ow, Max: - JERVIS, I Av ANN; BUS 5' u '11', 70 ' JUe e,D1ane111K 211 117: s,Doug1111211 4' J1 Debqgah 11m Joh ,Beve'rly 112K 240 Johsqn, Christine 112K Mam Darryl 110K 192 Johnson, De ah 111K 211: Johnson, 135?; 111K Kidd T1'2my11- Kiefer, Shelley 110 P . Kmhe, Jeff1122K2242 K i mne, Kat 110K 19 1.3 er,BeK1K16 ' 1;. ruer, De Gran U se,Dolores110K A v. se,Dolores110K 1 KQ HN, DEBBY; B. 8 Kdenneke, George 110K 19 ' Kaenneke, Hilda 1121242 1 Klihlmann, Tina 1111 128, 21 Km, John 1101 193 K 240 B??JEANNE B. Jones,JulIe111K 211 Jones, Scott 110K 192 Jordan, Edward 111K 211 Jordan, Kevin Gm 192 Joseph, Greg 112K 240 JOURNEL, GRANT; 13.8.51: in State U., 87 111-111; Robert 111K 212 g Juergens,Lori111K 160,211 ,uley, John 111K 202, 212 ' Jung, Mike 112K 1 kel, Clifford 1101 193 , zleb, Cynthia 112K 242 hm, Jane 1111 212 Fgg,Jay1ee 1101 165 Jung, Teresa 110K 192 Kacher, Shaun 112K Kaderli, Ken 111K 1 Kah L' $111le '1' ' 1111211. 1 1 m111K212 - . z . a: 1 193 Lacy,NFadelyn 1121242 Klipfel,Diane 1121 241 Ladow, Richard 1121 242 Klqpmeier, Marsha 110K 160, 165, 193 LaGreca, David 111K 2 LaHue, Dale 111K 104, 212 Laine, Helen 112K 242 Laine, John 110K 193 Lamb Rick 111K 212 'kLambers Lee Ann 1111 129, 144, 212 Lambers, Richard 112K 242 Lambing, Geralyn 01K 212 Lambrinides, Kathleen 112K 242 y : Lambrinides, Sharon 110K 193 19; Lancaster, Guy 111K 212 Landis, Mark112K 242 Lane, Terry 110K 193 yen Lang, Andrea 1110212 Lang, Jim 110K 193 Langham, Qretchen 111K 212 Langill,Nancy110K19 , y; - ..oJ Kearby, Mitchell 112K 241 244 Knox, Brenda 111K 212 1 George1101193 wrehce, Claud1a111121 Lawrence, Karen 1121 242 Laws, Patricia 1121 167, I Lawson,Steve1111212 Lawuril, Tony 1101 193 . . Lay, Duane1121 242 Lay, Georgia1111212. Lay, Marjorie 1101 193.1 Lee, Robert1111212 Lee,Tim1121 242 Leedy, Jeff1101 193 Leedy, L0uis1111212 4, Leedy. Lynn 1101 148, 193 Leen, Michael 1101 193 Leesman, Vicki1111212 . Leesman, Theresa1101 193 1 Lehan, Marcia1101 193 Leibel, Greg1111212 Leibrook, Ken 1111212 Leisring, Jim 1121 165, 242 Leisring, Mat 111131212257 Leist, Bryant 1101 193 ' Leisure, Tony 1101 194 Leisure,Jeff1111212 Leitsinger Dan 1111 213 242 ?'- LENNOX RICHARD; BFA 82 B. S Ohio State Univ., Leon Leslie 1101 19473 Leonard,J1m112179242 Leonard,J'1m.W.114 Leonard, Jeff1101 194. . Leonard, John 1121 24 Leonard Mary 111 21 Lowe, Jenny1101 1'64, 194 Loze, Cindy1101 194 110215,: Diana 1121 '. Loze, Judy1111213 . R v Lucas, Richard 1101 194 Luckett, Don 1101 19 - Luken, Peter 1'21 24 Lund, Tamara 1101 194 Lutz, Dave 1121 243 Lutz, Gayla1101 194 Lutz, Mark 1101 va111:2, Terri 1121 160, 243 1 ch, Barbara 1111213 :1 ch Doug1101194 ,Julie1101 194 5115, Dan 1121 165, ', Kathy1101 194 gor, Andrew 1101 1 1 e,Jim1111213 . 7' acke, Jo Ann1121243 ' Macke, Mary 1121 244 Maham, Donna 1111 123 Maher, Rick 1111 213 M31111, John .11 104, 105, 213 1. 1 Sandra 1121 244 Mike 1111 213 Ike 1121 244 a'ry1101 160,194 ,Erin 1101 194 leen 1101 194 Karen 1121 245 'William1101 194 , Patrick1111213 Steve 1121 245 icki 1121 245 Andrew 1101 194 Lee 1111 213 Martin 1121 245 Luc1nda111140 213 ,Rnbin 1101 194 y, Scott1111214 lin, Kathy1111214 11, Craig, 1101 294 n,Jenny1101 148, 194 1e11, Pat1111214 lips,Dan1101194 : hillips, Kathleen 1121 ir'hillips, William 1111 214 1 ay, Michael 1 121 245 ,1 .; ey, Melanie112131, 39, 245 , Jkstroth, Greg112127, 114, 117, 245 1kstroth, Laura 1121 245 ce, Curry1121 245 - Gregory1101195 Ieborah1121245 1 1: dy1101195 ine 1101 165, 195 a a 1121 245 Univ. 63. '1' 1 MOULLIET RA 0ND, B. s 6 11413111. at ziVicki 1101 196 eyer Monica1121247 ' IEN, JOHN; B. S. at. Xavier U. 83 Ohmansiek, Nancy1121247 Ohmer,Dave1111215 Ohmer, Diane 1101 196 , $1,: Ohmer, Ed 1121 247 ' Olberding', Kathy 1121 30, 39, 248 Mlberdmg Tim 1101 196 OldendicE rDave 1111215 111111111101 196 vingGll 11215 153239 1.. Murphy, Rob6rt1 2111162316,, 1 1i. . V , Murphy, Tom 1215 1 i 2 7 Murphy, Tom1101 195 in Murray. Carl 1121246 , ' , , ller Dean1 1101 Murray, Mark1111215 '11 1.123515? . MilleEiDennis 1i Murray, Sharon 1101 195 Musuraca, John 1121 246 Myers, Nancy1111215 Myers, Russell 1121 246 Naber, Sally 1101 195 Nagy, Mike1111215 N haxa,Michelle1101195 1 1 TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1115 N583 Dena1 1101 195 it '- Neale, Reggy 1101 195 ff; 1 ?gaheisel Dean1101195 k eiheisel Je1ome1111215 Owens, Eliz 1 Owens, Pat11 Ne1he1sql,Mark121246 -,1 f, gwens, 8111111111111 196 Neihgsei, P611121 246 1 yakawa, Cathy 1 ? ; else Dawalyn1ll1215 g 'iwa, Steve1111215 els Harry1111 g Ners' John 1111 202, 215 Ne .,, . ,Mary1l21247 :1; ' Ne 1121-11, Ron 1101 195 2; 1NeyeNGerlad1ne1121247 Q , NEyer,Judity1191941 q Nicholson, Dave 1111 215 1- NICKEL, SUSAN; B. S. at M16m1 Um - 74 - , Nickoson, Sglly 1101 196 Nighaus, T0ny1101 195 Monahan, Mary1ll1214 Niehau 219661121243 Monahan, Randy1111214 Niehause ,Kim1101 129,196 Mpngenos, John 1111 Niemann,Don1121247 , '- Montag,B1-uce1ll1214 Niemann Gary1111215 w 1 Hontag, Helen1111214 Nobbe Annette1101196 6' 5M1? tague Elizabeth1121 128 164 Noble,Barb1111 212 2 ontague, Nanc 121 128, 246 1215 1 rntgomery, : . 7 V . 7 Montgomery,Susan1121195 246 ' , NoePam1121247 aore' Gary1111214 Noell Debo1ah1121247 WA, YOSHI; B. S. at Ohio State, Ed?! U..C. Coach of Swim Team 85, MOORE, STEVE; B.S. EL M.Ed. at U.C., Noell,Ju1ie11101196 79,114 Noll Leslie1101164,196 1'1 Moores, Clarie 1121 246 Nolley, Nancy 112 1 1? Moorman, A1111 1101 195 - Moorman, Brian 1101 195 Mousig, Connie 1101 195 u1nn,Ji'g11-111216 uinn,M1'ke1101 196 Quinton, Anita 1111 148, 216 Raabe, Mary1101 196 .. ' 1 Babe, Lisa 1101 , ' Pat? ,Cathy1121165 ' ' 15 Lter, Geraldine1111216 Peters, Craig, 112193, 7 1 1. L 1 . 1'tter, Lori 1101 249 l Peters1Gary1101196' , , r-f: tater, Pat1121 1249 - Pete.rs,Jessica1101 165, 1, ' . 111811511311: oseph1121249 . , 11c mg. er,Brain1101196 hard 1111216 Petersman, Alice 1121248 Petersman. Lori1111 144, 215 trillo, Greg1121248 ..Pfa,ff, Chris 1111 79, 216 Haff, Peggy 1111 216 Pfaffinger, Mike1121 248 1 Pfirman,Jim1111216 P1111, Karen 1111 216 Phelps, Pam 1121 67. 248 Phillips, Diane 1101 196 . ,1 - ,. PhHlips,Nancy1111216 , Re, Francis 1 , Philpbt, Mary1121248 1 1 .' . Re 1111511111011 Phoenix, Ellen 1121 248 ' PIECZONKA, LOU; - , U.',M.Ed1atXavie1- 1 A Pierce, Sonia1101 196 a Redmany Donna 11 Reed. Karen 1101 Regan, Theresa 1121 Regnold, Dave1101 1 Rehn, Cathy111137, Reid,Jeff1111216 Reid, Pat1121250 Reide1,Gay1e1101197 - Reidel,Karen1121l29, 144, Reilly: Greg 1111 216 Reilly, Mark 1121 250 Reilman, Linda1101 108, 1119, 1'97 Reinschmidt, Melva 1121-37, 250 Reinshagen, Kim 1101 197: Reinshagen Robert1121250 , 1 . - ard'1111216 :1 1 1 Ronald, '1c ' 1 ' use, Dan111'121 1 7 98, Dan 1121 25-1 fRdse, Debbra 1101119 1. fROse,John1111217- I 1 Rose, Lee Ann 1111 217 ' Rose, Scott, 1111217 ,1 Rose, Joan 1111217 Rosenberger, Joy 11011' mOSENFELD ROBER - 1at Xavier U, 83 Greg 11 11 217 1. lave1101 197 .ERT; B131 at uumi- , , . at Union College, 83 A u ' Riehm, Paula1121224 250 Ries,Dawna1111216 Riestenberg, Mary 1121 250 im 1101 198 '. . , Rick 1101 Schemenaur, Dave 11 Schemer? Nan '11! ' ' V'Stae Schneider, Kar Schneider, Patr Schneider, Tom11 ' :2 Schoenfe 1 Je , ' 1 choenfeld, M Sheldon, Cind Shelton Jeff 11 indp1 111 She S ' 1-1... n Siege1,Doug1101 Siegroth, Tammi Siemgi', Matt 111 1 8 ' Siem Robert1121 7 A ll'am 1111 218 Marry 1111 218 ' ina1111 164, 218 nagel, Gail 1121 253 MS PHIL; B. A. at Univ. of Kentucky, M. A. T. at Miami U., 87 , I1ms,Jeff1121253 11.1111 scu11 1111219 1 Smith Sharyl1101198 SMITH, V111 11 ' a S 130 - 1:1111219 un1121-253 b 1101- 198 r; nrebte Sue1111219 dz: $111,.Tom1111219 Dandra 1101 198 1 Spargur, Bev 1101 148, 198 soarks, Sharon 1121 253 ue Robert 1121 253 Spitzmiller, Rose 1101 198 S'pivey: 1911:. ' M Stacey, Sheree1 1 1992 Stahlhgber, Gales: e' 1121253 :1 Lawrhnce 1111 219 art,Robert1111219 - Sewart Stev 1121253 Stichtenoth,, K ith1ll1mt Sfickley- 'Eel'me 1m 253 Tepe,Jean . Tepe, Nancy Terhar, Tina Terhar Mark 1101' ' Terhar,,Monica$111-21 Te1$y, Robert 9v Tew, Tammy1101 1 '9 . a TheobaldMar'I'an 6-211 '-i lThiemann, Jeff'11 199 ngaann, Ron 1 255 'Ilhi ann Tom. 1199 Th'mnes, Steve1111 Thinnes, Va 1101 1 -; Thomas,Dan 1255 , ' Mi Thoma Kim 17. , 255 1 Thompson, 57' Tulle, .4 3: 1101200 Tonfes, Mike1121 Tomlinson, B0b1101200 .811 , Treyft, ar 11 I. Treft,Lisa111 a'Tref Ventre Marylee1101 182 200 Ventura Greg1121 Ventura, Mike1101200 Vice, Dave 1121 Vickery, Constance 1101 200 11151115, Christos, 1111220 Vi'hs, Cindy1101200 Vi. 11 1g1Cindy1111220 ' Sarah 1101 220 Cheryl 1121 5255 Larry 1101 200 P311101 148, 164, 200 Diana1111148,220 ihk 1121 255 om 1101 200 ,-Roben 1101200 111151101 200 . dLRiCk-E1101200 '1 1 -. 11' ,Don 110. 200 ,Margare'11121255 1 en,Julie111137, 128 220 1 en R0b112178 111, 256 rte, Kevin 1121 Greg 1111 220 ennis 1101 200 ' 11119 Walker, Dave 1101 200 Wallace, Marc 1121 256 Waller, Gordon 1121 256 17-. Waller, Melva 1101 200 Waller. Ralph 1111 220 Wallingford, Greg 1111 111, 220 Wallrawe, Sandy 1121 256 Waltoth, Tish 1101 200 Walsh, Kevin 1111220 Walsh, Terry 1101 160, 200 Walstra, Tony 1111 220 Walstra, Rona 1101 200 Walter, Debra 1121 256 :1 Walter, Mike 1111 220 13' Walters, Donna 1101 200 ;. Wanner, Hollis 1111220 1- Wanner, Michelle1101 200 Ward, Anne1101 200 Ward, Curtis 1121 256 Ward, Gerald 1121 Warga, John 1111 220 Warner, Kerry 1121 256 Wamock, John 1111 220 Warren, Paula 1101 200 Warren, Rasemary 1111 220 Washum, Debbie 1111 220 Wasserman, Pam1101 200 Watters, Charlene 1111 220 Watters, Mike 1121 256 Watters, Patsy 1121 Wayne, Russell 1111 220 Weadick, Mike 1101 200 Webb, Victoria 1101 200 Weber, Tony 1111 102, 220 Weber, Joe 1111 220 Weber, Leonard 1121 256 Weber, Mark 1101 200 Waddle, Roger 1121 256 Wehmeier. Jane 1101 148, 200 Wehmeier, Bob 112137, 87, 97, 256 Wehmeier, Sheryl 1121 129, 256 Wehner, Nancy 1111 160, 220 Weide, Mike 1111 220 Weidinger, Lisa 1101 200 Waidner, Ron 1111 220 Weingartner, Rickey 1101 200 ,1 Weinhart, Mike 1101 200 Weis, J eff 1111 2110 Weiss, Rick 1121 ' Weiskittel, Weiskeiielg W .Wheatle ik WLWhite. Jim 01 . 1 iW'hite,John1121 White, Mike 1121 237, 256 Westenberg, Sandy 1 Westendorf Dan 121 256 2 1 Wyle1, Fre - Whalen, Barb Whitelfdfad, Bob1121256 g itehead, Ginny 1101201, 128 , itton,Joe 1101201 Wiedenbein,Dave1101201 Wdegele. Deborah 110120 . W92man,John1ll1221 i Wiesmann, Don 1101 201 Wiley, Steve 1101 201 Wilkening, Pam 1111 148, 221 Willhite, Guy1111221 Williams, Dallas 1111 221 Williams, Dana 1101 201 Williams, Dirk 1121 257 Williams, Greg1101 Williams, Jim 1111221 Williams,Jane 1121257 WI , ' 1' . l . Olivet Nazarene L'Mgwwsns.mw :---'Wzight Ka 'Wri- r ron111137 207 221 1 Zigel Wohlfrom, Frank 1121 257 Wolf, Deborah 1111 221 Wolf, Donna 1121 257 Wolf,Jim 112125 Wolf, Patricia 1111 22 j Wolfer, Theodore 1121 257 Wolfzom, R0bert1111221 Wollnet, Laura 1101 201 Wollner, Sonia 1121 257 WOOD, PAM; B. S at Central Mich. U., 92, 93 Woodcock, L1nda 1121257 Woods, Shirley 1121 257 Woomn, Darrell 1111 221 Wright, Anna1111221 Wright, Dan 1111 221 Wright, Doug 1111221 Wright, Jeff 11; - i - ,Mike 1111 165 221 nest, Cheryl 1121 257 Wullenweber, Jeff 1101 221 Wullenweber, Steve 1101 201 Wund, Steve 1101 201 Wund. Vicki1111221 Wurtz, Barb 1101 201 Wurtz, Brenda 1111 144, 221 Wurtz, Tammie 1111 221 Wyatt, Cindy1121 108, 109, 257 Wyatt,Linda1111221 Yards, Steve 1101201 Yates, Linda 1101 201 Yazell, Jeri 257 Yazell, Linda 1101 201 Yeggy, Robert 1121 Young, Am y 1101201 Young, Barb 1111221 Young, Bev 1111 221 Young, Gary 1111221 Young, Greg 1121 Young, Lisbeth 1111 128, 221 Young, Tim1111221 Young, Tom 1101 YOUTH INVOLVEMENT 178 YUNG, ROBERT; A.B, at Northwest U., M.A. at Ohio Sate U., Track and Cross- Country Coach, 91, 101 Yunker, Roger1101 Zang, Mike1111 221 Zeek, Danny 1121 Zeek, Diane1 Zeuch,Jo1-111 1111225 Ziesmann Jeff1ll1222 280 Each year it is the editorls job to thank all the staff members for doing such a great job on the yearbook. Well that,s what I am attempting to do right now. It isn,t all that easy, believe me. Glenn Pogue, our chief photographer, assisted by Bill Mc- Phillips, had the tremendous task of taking all of our many needed pictures. He was given many spur-of-the- moment assignments, which he did his best to deliver. Of course our section editors and their help were irreplace- able. Thanks for their Thursdays after school, their week- ends before deadlines, and their creative talents. Dee Elmore ................................ Student Life Wendy Goist, Terry Stone ................... Academics Darrel Combs ............................. Boys Sports Cheri Bradford ............................ Girls Sports Linda Wyatt .............................. Organizations Pam Mullen ................................. Seniors Tina Paxton, Terry Rolfes, Linda Wyatt .......... Juniors Laura Lewis, Terry Wells, Dana Williams . i . A Sophomores Linda Schmitt, Nina Sifri ....................... Index Polly Riehm ............................. Cover Design Much appreciation to Mrs. Carolyn Auerill and her eager Caledonian Business Staff for selling this to you! Thanks to Dick Chiara, our representative from American Yearbook. Also a special thanks to Bud Johnson and Linda Kelley from Executive Studios, along with Mr. McKenrick and Mr. Gold. And who could forget our ovim adviser, Mrs. Chizer, without whose prompting, tipatiencewh and guidance, the yearbook would never have got off the ground. Thanks too, to all students and faculty who gave opinions, suggestions, i.d.,s and help. Editor-in-Chief