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

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1977 volume:

Ks Janice Slater ML. 6588 Hearne Rd. i380 Cincinnati. OH 45211 i3? ' . f 1' WMLOW ,iavcm-ic-W1 A 1441 A . ,AM, ism . 3414,41 4 ya. got El J'JL f9 ? EL. Aime. 00 YOUR OWN THINGI . .. SHQW E WEE. QWH WEEKS! OAK HILLS HIGH SCHOOL Cincinnati, Ohio .1977 CALEDONIAN Volume 18 ,hom; Craig McMahon gCDNTENTS Opening ................. 4 Student Life .............. 18 Sports ................... 62 Organizations ........... 1 1 6 Academics .............. 150 Underclassmen .......... 1 94 Seniors ................. 234 Index .................. 276 Closing ................ 286 There is something Withitl us A voice That cries for fesponsibilitf.. The right to makg: our OWIL decisions. qigcognizing this need, Businesses , pomicians, teachers ,and parents provide us With Oppor- tunities to mature... And fare told, HAVE IT YOUR WAY VOTE FOR YOUR MAN... 0 YOUR OWN THING... rvs UP TO YOU .anuuM-h. ' Inf;l.i:;gu1 080 W6 follow our instincts... Letting our imaginations and actions mil free, because W6 act for our own purposes. .. But at the same time, We become aware of the needs ofothcrs. 6 '0': '. ,ng m1 w Ilv 10 cVVe study every means available. .. Books, papers, other 0p1mons,persona1 cxpencnces, And draw conclusions based or; these sources Which Will enable us to make the right decisions. 11 12 CBut our exploran'ons take us further... T0 the discovery of ourselves as um'que individuals Wth minds and thoughts unlike those of anyone 6186. 13 14 c5215 our EspOHSJbiIities Ihereasc, M? begin to mcognize the importance of competitlbtl... Realizing that the challenge is ours 7b accept or reject... And that even 1231'1urc provides ail Oppor- tunitr for growth, 16 W endure hardships and failures beca use W6 Iqmw that M? Will aill something t at n6 never possessed before, And because each adventure fur thers our Iqmwledge and unders tan'ding of life. 17 .D NT Ml$ 5WD 19 Students Rock 'n' Roll through Homecoming '76 Homecoming activities which build ex- citement for Friday night's game start- ed Monday, October 18th with Sadie Hawkins' Day, followed by PJ. Day on Tuesday. In tune with the theme Rock 'n' Roll is Here to Stay Wednesday was '50's-'60's Day The week culminated on Thursday with a red and black day. Participation in pep week was good and the student body showed a lot of spirit and enthusiasm. The pep rally held Thrusday morning was also a success. The pep band played and the Oakettes performed their skit to the Happy Days theme. Each class and the Cheer- leaders performed a skit. The highpoint of the teachers' skit tand perhaps the entire rallyi was Mr. Sweeder riding a motorcycle at break-neck speed, say- ing Ayyyy! any different clubs and organizations ecorated the halls in the building to uepict the theme. C.O.E. took first ulace with a replica of a soda shop. heerleaders placed second and rench Club and VarsityHO tied for third place with Matscots. The reigning King and Queen were Mike Weadick and Sunday Georgeton. The runner-ups were Dave Hill and Lisa Luegering, and the girls' court consist- ed of Barb Becker, Dori Ernst, Sue Goering, Mary Beth McCloy, and Mary Beth Raabe. Opposite page, clockwise upper right: Joe Ernst and Dori Ernst; Rick Hauck and Barb Becker; Tom Hammoor and Lisa Luegering; Dave Swadner and Mary Beth McCloy; Steve Davis and Mary Beth Raabc; Dave Hill and Sue Goeringe This page: King and Queen, Mike Weadick and Sunday Gcorgeton. 22 Members of the boys' court were Steve Davis, Joe Ernst, Rick Hauck, Tom Ham- moor and Dave Swadner. On Friday evening before the Colerain game, a 60-car motorcade, including floats and candidates, paraded through the neigh- borhoods surrounding school. Around the track the traditional bed races were held e cross-country claime ing the victory. Four floats were en- tered in competition. Diamond Oaks captured first place by using an enor- mous reproduction of Elton John and Elvis Presley. Second Place went to the senior class whose replica of a '56 Thunderbird un- fortunatley went up in flames, adding more living color than the seniors had planned. Sophomores ranked third with their jukebox, while the Juniors! surfer float placed fourth. Opposite page, clockwise upper left: Joe Ernst; Sunday Georgelon; unidentified couple; Diane Knapp and Diane Fleissner; another unidentified couple. This page: Miss Stricklin, Mrs Gibbens, Mrs. Chizer, Mrs. Averill, Mr. Sweeder; Mrs, Holt, Mr. Drew; Mr. Sweeder. 23 24 The football game was tense, exciting, and close h but the Highlanders just couldn't come out on top. The final score - 20-21. The Homecoming Dance held Saturday night was ex- tremely weiI-attended. Back Door Johnny provided the music. This page, dockwise: Senior float; Jenny Angus; Junior float; Diane Smith; X-counlry bed race team; Sophomore float. Opposite page, Clockwise: Gretchen Gebhardt; Mark Terhar; Cathy Cawine and Diane Goodfriend; Brian Gallagher, Brian Ramsletter, Brian Stall, and Ice Mishurda; Dia- mond Oaks Float. DIAHGND BAKE Childrenk Theatre Presents Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs of 934.5 v Gaurest 0-? Wm 3W2 . CAST Narrators ....Dana Ulmer, Dave Prem Snow White ......... Marci Bachman Queen Brangomar ....... Cindy Horn Sir Dandiprat ........ Greg Dastillung I Berthold .................. Bob Drew Prince Florimond ......... Steve Seitz Witch Hex ............. Debbie Davis Rosalys ............... Karen Diether Christabel ............... Beth Holub Astolaine .......... Debbie Summers W Guinivere ................ Beth Duke Amelotte ........... Mary Beth Funk Lynette ................ Diane Miller Ermagarde ............. Terri Barrett Joan .................. Connie Adams Marian ................... Gail Foster Ursula .......... Jacqi Chestochowski Apple Woman ......... Angie Sakkasl Doc ................. Dan Mattimiro Grumpy ............... Pattie Cooley Happy ................... Gisa Tetzel I Sleepy ........... Kathy Schottelkotte Bashfuf .................. Tracy Kidd Sneezy ................... Terri Alba Dopey .............. Mary Kay Felton Gretchen ............... Patty Walsh Sir Kay ............... Chris Skroupa Director ............. Mrs. lone Holt F 26 The fall play, a sellout for all three per- formances, was a huge success. The rol- licking antics of the dwarfs delighted the audience, both adults and children alike. Dress rehearsal was performed for a large group of orphans who were treated to supper beforehand The spe- cial effects enhanced the magical quali- ties of the witch, the queen, and her mirror. Stage crew members did a fan- tastic job decorating the scenes. The audience became so involved that they booed whenever Queen Brangomar appeared. They likewise cheered whenever Snow White made her ap- pearance with her skin 50 white as snow, hair as black as ebony, and lips as red as blood. Dave McCabe added to the play's quality with his organ accom- paniment, as did several musical inter- mission acts. 30 Christmas Time The Oak Hills Christmas Dance enlight- ened the student body with a flame of good tiding. It was held at ScheulIer's Ballroom on the frigid evening of De- cember 28. The ticket sales were ex- tremely successful and a couple com- ing after 9:00 pm would have a difficult time finding a table. The tables were decorated with centerpieces made of candles and pine branchese Carefree Day provided the music, making a memorable eveving. .480 - $4in I J M S 1'! ver Bells Opposite pagg clockwise: Beth Duke and date, Diane Miller and Don Ransick; Krista Lamping; Diane Miller; Bev Huber, Mike Lang; Lisa Sheldon and Carson Bender. This page, Clockwise: Marcia Spragens, Brian Stall; Susan Griffiths and date; Debbie Tieman and Craig Smith; Lisa LaScaleaand date; Missy Schroeder, Sam Gilardi, Scott Tucker, Jenny Angus and Jim Mitchell. Our Hearts Were Young And Gay 32 The Drama department's produc- tions were the comedy, Our Hearts Were Young And Gay and the mod- ern mystery Catch Me If You Can. The leading roles in Our Hearts Were Young And Gay were awarded to Mary Kay Felton and Beth Holub. They play two teenagers taking their first step into the heavenly world of independence on an ocean voyage to France. Steve Sietz and Cindi Horn were cast as newlyweds in Catch Me If You Can e or were they? This was part of the mystery, - - J Greg Dastillung played Inspector Le- vine and Dan Mattimiro added to the gaiety with the good taste of Sid- neyis Special Coffee. After many twists and turns, the puzzle was un- raveled. These plays combined for a most interesting fall production. $ - Cornelia ......... Mary Kay Felton Steward .................... Bill Hail Emily ................. Beth HOIUb Purser ............. Gary Hohnecker Leo .................... Bob Drew Admiral ........... Norman Patterson Dick .................... Ed Secrist Harriet St. John ......... Beth Fowler Mother ............... Dana Ulmer Winifred Blaugh .......... Gisa Tetzel Father ................. Mike Burk Inspector ........ Robert Richardson Stewardess ........ Marci Bachman Director .................. lone Holt - 33 Catch Me If You Can : . awry. . 4 Wh$ 155 g.gffa at . 39.; - Daniel Corbin .......... Steve Seitz Inspector Levine ...Greg Dastillung Father Kelleher ........ Bob Miller Elizabeth Corbin ....... Cindi Horn Sidney ............. Dan Mattimiro Everett Parker Jr ...... Dean Ulmer Mrs. Parker ..... Connie Adams 36 Sweetheart Dance The Sweetheart Dance presented by the sophomore class was held on March 28. The theme came from 3 Frank Sinatra song We All Fall in Love Sometime. The performing band was Sunrise. As customary the dance was held in the gym decorated with hearts and flowers. The voting was done at the dance instead of in school to encour- age a higher attendance. Crowned by last years king and queen, Crystal Panos and Sam Bucalo were honored for the evening. l Opposite Page, Clockwise: Court - Diane Siles, Ted Lambrinides, Crystal Panos, Jeff Gulzwiller, Sarah Anness, Scott Tucker, Marci Schwager, Sam Bucalo, Laura Schottelkotte, not pictured Mark Watts; Dana Lancaster and escort; Scott Tucker, Ted Lambrinides, Sam Bucalo, Joe Ernst, Mr. Fin- I negan; Laura Schottelkofte, Diane Siles, Mary Beth Raabe, Crystal Panos; This Page, Clockwise: Crystal Panos, Sam Bucalo; Joe Diebold and date; the crowd; Greg Roberts, Jim Bollinger, Rick Feller, Spring Play The Oak Hills Drama Department pro- duced a fuII-Iength play in the minimal time of 3 weeks e a school record! Time Out For Ginger, presented March 18 8i 19, is an hilarious comedy about a 14-year-old girl who tries out for the football team e and makes it. Much of the production's humor is highlighted by cheerleaders who try to convince Ginger to be a RahRah. With the laughter came tears, as the seniors reflected upon their many ex- periences, both on and offastage, dur- ing their three exciting years. 39 Time Out For Ginger 4U CAST Joannie .............. Connie Adams Mayor Green ............ Bob Miller Howard Carroll ........... Steve Seitz Eddie Davis .............. Dave Prem Cheerleaders ........... Dori Gehling Mrs. Carroli ............. Dana Ulmer Teddy .................... Jim Fisher Kerry Seaburn Ginger ------------------ Beth HOIUb Ed Hoffman .......... Greg Dastillung Traci Kidd Lizzie .................. Pattie Cooley Phyllis Hoffman ...... Marci Bachman Kathy Seiby Tommy Green ------------ 30b Drew Bob Wilson ............. Mike Burke Director .................. lone Holt Jeannie ----------------- Cindi Horn Mary Wilson ....... Mary Kay Felton The Best Of Oak Hills 42 Disco ducks, Tiny Tim, gongs, dance routines, Classical arrangements, rock bands, comic skits, and Whols on First? e these are the highlights of the 20th performance of The Best of Oak Hills. Directed by Mr. Tate, the cast, promotions staff, stage crew, and lighting crew worked for several months perfecting the show. And the hard work payed off e the show delighted parents, teachers, and students. Certainly, everyone contributed a great deal of time and energy pre- paring the show. However, senior Carolyn Hensley received special recognition for performing in 19 acts, conducting the ticket sales, and helping Mr. Tate organize the order of the show. The Jazz Ensemble added a huw morous touch to The Best by ap- pearing in sunglasses, crazy hats, and rubber masks. In the tradition of Oak Hiils, the Best continued to be the best. Opposite page, clockwise; Pep Band; Gary Hohnecker; Anita Scheper; Jerry Roeder- sheimer, This page cfockwise; Connie Gra- ham, Sally Lemker; Jazz Ensemble; Beth Duke; Scott Tucker; Cam Boomer, The Best 44 Opposite page, clockwise; Missy Schroeder; Diane Smith; Disco Ducks; Mary Allgeier; Sen- ior Oakettes. This page, dockwise; Chery! McGinnes, Sue Sachs; Beth Brisbin, Marci Bachman; Dan Mattimiro, Dave Stone. 4S More Of The Best 46 Opposite page, clockwise; Sally Lemker; Mary Arnold; Concert Choir; Crystal Panos. This page, clockwise; Sunrise; Oakettes; Carrie Ruehl; Man Leitsinger. 48 The Times 0-? Pour- L:'-Pe chosen ms Prom Theme - i, MUSIC HALL BALLROM .. OAK HILLS HIGH SCHHL .l'lnrk Scha'HC arm! 6and'ql Agnew The Seniore, rook 1+ eat. +hi.s gear win le 1+ .- 301:5th worked in presen+ +he Juntar- scrub! Pram. 7116' bmnd Ha, marief' Ruff, gn'f-cr'I-alneac Oak Hills 1 Bruce Hehc mono Cher Unwiln Pa'f 3:197 Marq Z. K1213 rum, Im'nk Mad mark He; +kamp Janeen; +ram 9:00 arrh'l 1:09. 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Fa- ther Kuhn from Elder was the special guest speaker, Following the dinner Mrs. Tam and Mr. Heckendorn were given standing ovations for their many contributions to Oak Hills when their resignations were an- nounced. The reading of the senior wills and the entertainment ended the events. 52 1 - Opposite Page, Clockwise; V. Webb, A. Young, M.A. Keefe, G. Teetor, P. Williams, P. Flohr, R. Vogelsang; G Gruenwald; P. Neale, J. Brassfield; S. Findley, C Hoffman; T. Knabe, G. Duesing. This Page, Clackwise; D. Schaible, D. Endres, E. Schneider, C. Cawein, T. Halloran, K Knaggs; J. Roedersheimer; l. Bergdolt, S. Byrne, J. McMul- len, D. Prem, L. Rensing, 1. Fisher, 1. Ernst; M. Weber; Mr. Heckendorn. 53 Senior Banquet g - J Opposite Page, Clockwise; C. Kaufman, M. Miller; K. Reinshagen, MJ. Bovard, CA Murphy, D. Good- friend; B. Huber, T. Walsh, K, Rhodenbaugh; L. Luegering; G. Hayden; C. Miller. This Page, Clockwise; L. Reilman, D. Ernst; Father Kuhn, Mrs. Tam; M. Arnold; J. Artmayer, L. Bicku naver; S. Davis, K. Lloyd; R. Benken, U. Bredinger, T Hammoor, C. Kunkel, J. Diehl, l. Brabender, D. Brockhoff. Though I walk in the midst of trouble, thou dost preserve my life . .. The Lord will fulfill His purpose for me; thy stead- fast love, 0 Lord, endures for ever. Psalms 138: 7, 8. Seniors Graduate At Music Hall Nervous smiles, excited laughter and sad tears were prevalent 0n the night of June 9, 1977 when 747 seniors partici- pated in the graduation exercises at Music Hall. A grand total of 168 schol- arships were awarded to members of the class. In addition, there were two appointments to military academies: Rick Benken to the Air Force Academy in Colorado, Tom Hammoor to West Point. The Valedictory Address was giv- en by Tami Knapp, who dealt with the past. Dana Williams, the Salutatorian, spoke of facing the future Mr. Hauck and Mr. Sweeder were given the diffi- cult responsibility of reading the names of the graduating seniors. Amid muf- fled laughs, smirks, and scattered ap- plause, Mr. Sweeder managed to mum- ble out the name of our foreign ex- change student from Turkey-Oguz J 56 June 9, 1977 Karamustafalioglu. Other memorable events include a standing ovation of graduation caps Much to the disap- proval of the administratiom, and stu- dent council's presentation of red car- nations. Tami Knapp m Valedictorian, Dana Williams e Salutatorian ll . many of us have reached maturity and will soon be thrust into the adult world. It is now our decision to accept or reject the ideas, beliefs and princin ples to which we have been exposed. We must determine our goals in life and shape our dreams into reality. 58 What expectations do we want to ful- fill? Which role will we fit? Everyone will answer these challenges different- ly. Whether some of us choose to enter an occupation or continue to study and to broaden our knowledge in college, we will remember the wisdom and ad- vice given us in school. We appreciate the efforts of teachers, counselors, and parents to better prepare us for depar- ture from Childhood and entrance into adulthood Tami Knapp The Graduates Say Goodbye To Oak Hills Fears for the future, of destruction, of rejection, of the unknown threaten to- day's society. Hopefully we will not al- low these fears to paralyze our thoughts or actions, for the world we now face is not without hope. Building on the knowledge, experience, and foresight of past generations, we may someday establish a world of peace, of joy, of concern for human dignity. The awesome responsibilities of the future compel us to develop capable minds and bodies if our dreams are to be achieved Longfellow once wrote, 'Look not mournfully into the past. It comes not back again. Wisely improve the present, it is thine. Go forth to meet the shadowy future, without fear, III and with a strong heart . Dana Williams News From Across The Country And Around The Corner I 93itten by -the 31mm 93115;! T-shirts, posters, buttons, beach tow- els, and rugs - what do they have in common? Each one of these articles bears the flashing smile of Americais newest sex-symbol: Farrah Fawcett Ma- JOTS. Farrah gained nationwide attention as one of Charlie's Angels but decided to quit the series next season to pursue a Hollywood career. A recent survey taken among prea- dolescents named Farrah Fawcett Ma- jors the Most Admired Woman . Her bionic husband, Lee Majors, was named the Most Admired Man . gALL UP POLL BI DTI'I DAY A nationwide Gallup Youth Poll asked a random assortment of teenagers the following question: Who is your favor- ite musical group or personality? The top 20, listed in alphabetical order, were: Aerosmith ......... Barbara Streisand Barry Manilow ........... Beach Boys Beatles .................... Bee Gees Boston ..................... Chicago Eagles .......... Earth, Wind and Fire Elton John ............. John Denver KC. and the Sunshine Band ..... Kiss Led Zeppelin ........ Peter Frampton Rolling Stones ........ Stevie Wonder The Jacksons .................. Wings HUSTLERI Cincinnati received national attention when Hamilton County charged Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt, his wife, and staff with pandering obscen- ity and organized crime. Prosecutor Si- mon Leis argued the case for Hamilton County, which resulted in the indict- ment of the defendents. This trial touched off a nationwide fu- ror over the conflict between the First Amendment of the Constitution and community mores. JACK F ROST NIPS HARDER Unusually cold temperatures, bitter winds, and excessive amounts of snow strained the nation's resources during the winter months of 1977. Cincinnati, too, felt the energy crunch. In addition to depleted fuel supplies, our city experienced a salt shortage 60 due to a frozen river which prevented barge travel. These shortages resulted in fuel rationing in schools; 50, Oak Hills' ciassroom temperatures were lowered to 450 F. Other results includ- ed an unscheduled week vacation and the cancellation of exams. BAII'I The United States celebrated its 200th birthday on July 4, 1976, with patriotic demonstrations which included ringing bells, firework displays, speeches, and parades. The highlight of the day's commemorative festivities occured in Philadelphia when the Liberty Bell was struck 13 times - one for each of the original colonies. The event, televised around the world, was accompanied by bells ringing in churches, civic centers, and schools. Other memorable events included a parade of 50 vessels from New York Harbor up the Hudson River and a performance of the Boston Sym- phony Orchestra conducted by Arthur Fiedler. Kidnapping became the popular pas- time of terrorists around the world. This craze was culminated on May 23 when South Moluccan extremists in Holland seized a train and a nearby ele- mentary school. Holding 106 children and 59 adults, the terrorists demanded the Dutch govern- ment fly them and 21 imprisoned com- rades out of the country to seek Moluc- can independence from Indonesia. The kidnappers, however, released the children and one of their teachers five days later. To relieve the nationwide fear and anguish, the Royal Dutch Ma- rines overpowered the terrorists and freed the other 56 adults. In the strug- gle, two hostages and six kidnappers were killed. Reds hOt The Cincinnati Reds won the National League's western division race for the fifth time in seven years, then steamed over the Philadelphia Philiies in 3 games to capture the pennant. Then, for the second straight year, the Big Red Machine won the World Se- ries, defeating the New York Yankees in 4 straight games. Johnny Bench was voted the Most Valuable Player of the Series. Joe Morgan was named the Most Valuable Player in the division. CDisaster ins Supper lab The lavish Beverly Hills Supper CIub became the scene of a holocaust on Saturday, May 28 when a fire was re- sponsible for the death of 162 persons. With flames reaching 100 feet high, the Club was described as an inferno. Dense smoke added to the confusion and trapped large masses of people inside the exit doors. After weeks of investigations, Kentucky State Fire Marshal Warren Southworth ruled that defective wiring in the ceil- ing lights of the Zebra Room caused the fire. The absence of fire walls and improperly installed electric systems al- lowed the blaze to spread more rapid- ly. The tragedy touched the lives of many people in this area in addition to those who were at the club. Others who were affected include performer John Davidson, who lost his musical arranger and five members of the band. lm 1' who? Triumphing over formidable odds, one-time Georgia governor Jimmy Carter emerged as one of the most phenomenal politicians in this century. Starting with no national political base, name, or backing, the peanut farmer from Plains, Georgia, became the first president from the Deep South since Zachary Taylor in 1849. Defeating President Ford by almost 2 million votes, Jimmy Carter proved that the majority of voters wanted a Demo- crat in the White House. The closeness of the election, however, was a tribute to Ford's perseverance in helping to pull the Republican party out of the disgraces of Vietnam and Watergate. Election Results: In an effort to encourage student par- ticipation in the political scene, the Youth Involvement Club sponsored a mock election. Unfortunately, both students and faculty were apathetic; only 71 out of the 113 faculty members, counselors, secretaries, and principals voted and only 1659101: 1987 students participated. Voting results are as follows: Betty Ford ...................... 1 Billy Graham .................... 1 Jerry Brown ..................... 1 Pete Rose ....................... 2 Ronald Reagan .................. 5 Others .......................... 5 Gus Hall ........................ 6 Lester Maddox ................ 11 Frog ........................... 13 Eugene McCarthy .............. 40 Jimmy Carter .................. 358 Gerald Ford .................. 1289 IN THE SDOTlIGI'lT - In three presidential debates spon- sored by the League of Women Voters, Jimmy Carter and President Gerald Ford discussed their views on domestic and foreign affairs. After watching the televised debates, many people felt more secure voting for Carter, the ob- scure politician. - Teievision audiences across the na- tion and abroad witnessed the historic Nixon- Frost interviews in which British taIk-show host David Frost confronted former President Nixon with questions concerning Nixon's six years in office. - Mao Tse-Tung, Chairman of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China died on September 16, 1976. - Richard J. Daley, the Democratic Mayor of Chicago since 1955 and the last of the great political bosses, died on December 20, 1976. - Alex Haley's popular novel, Roots, became a best seller soon after it was televised as a week-Iong serial. - Rocky , starring Sylvester Stallone, was named Best Motion Picture. - Stevie Wonder's album, Songs in the Key of Life , was a gold record be- fore it reached the public. 61 SIPCDRFS SPIRIT SOARS AS GRIDMEN FORCE LANCERS TO A DRAW This page: a. S. Ernst, H, Robertson, M. Terhar. b. Mr. DelConteV Opposite page: H Ramstetter, BV Gallagher, J'. Ernst, S. Ernst, J. Hill, D. Hill, R. Lapp, B. Stall, R. Hauck, M. Weadick, P. Brockman; B. Bernhard, J, Diehl, H. Robertson, R. Menchen, B. Clemens, M. Terhar, J. Mitchell, R. Knauer, C Kaufman, M. Key; 5. Bucalo, T. Awad, T. Lambrinides, D Endres, J. Misurda, M. Schutte, D. Schaible, GA Duesing, D. Wilson, K. Pastura; C. Saab, T Mercer, D. Schrenk, J. Surdrette, T. Weadick, L. Hall, M. Miller, G Raine, S. Lindemann, C. Jones; T. Towle, D. Rolfes, J. Gutzwiler, R. Meader, C. Smith, C. Meininger, D. Smith, D Hogue, K. Dunnette, B. Hart, D7 Herth; D Regnold, DA Martini, K, Hinckley, M. Leitsinger, R. Pfierman, S. Swallen, T. Maher, B. Philpot, J. Craycraft, L. Winters, R. Ronald; Mr. P. Sims, Mr. A. DelConte, Mr. W. Rutenschroer, Mr. R. Baum, Mr. C. Eads, Mr. C. Lowenstine d. J. Mitchell. Finishing the season with an 8-1-1 record, the Highlanders finished in a 3-way tie for the league title. The Scots' record was marred by a heart- breaking one point Homecoming loss to Colerain and a 34-34 tie with LaSalle. The tie, however, was a mor- al victory for the Highlanders as they rallied from a 27-7 deficit to tie. This tremendous comeback effort gave them the spirit to go on striving for what proved to be an excellent sea- Many school records were broken. Dave Endres, senior quarterback, eclipsed several passing records. Split-end Jim Mitchel and tight-end Greg Duesing each caught three touchdown passes in one game. Rov- er Mark Terhar ran back two inter- ceptions for touchdowns. Brian Ramstetter, senior defensive end, had the longest kickoff return in Oak Hills history. Senior tailback Dave Schaible became the first Highlander to rush for 1000 yards in a season Seven Highlanders gained aiI-Ieague honors while seven others received honorable mention. Hal Robertson and Rick Menchen were named first team, alI-city. Hom Kepham OAK HILLS CRUSHES OWLS EN ROUTE TO HCSAA TITLE . ' 9 :1 9m 4 . 4,; tr: Opposite page: 3. Reserves: L Krieg, C. Meyer, J. Frimming, P. Bordiere, D, Birkhofer, J. Hardig, M. Herbert, D. Roederscheimer, G. Steffen, M. Pastura, F. Metzger, I. Weingartner; D. Bickle, D. Scheidt, J. Bohan, KV O'Toole, B. Williamson, T. AsaJon, R. Lindsey, D. Williams, J. Burke, C, Eide, N. Snider; DV Fishburn, D. Boles, T. Sabath, B. Brady, G. Cinnamon, j. Agnew, R. Zelen, K. Weiskittle, B. Orr, B. Hauck, M. Herder, G. Schneider; D. Chipman, L. Ott, J. Wissemeier, G. Armstrong, B. Schutte, B. Lind, G. Merk, K. Corser, S. Clemens, D. Smith, K. Johnson; R. Steel- man, D. Roehmer, T Mayer, D. Berling, M. Fishburn, J. Boothe, R. Cowen, M, Flanigan, T. Watzek, D. Bitner, J. lung; B. Swallen, MrA C. Lowenstine, Mr, R. Baum, D. Ulmer, J. Westendorf, l. Oliverio, B. Doo- ley. b. C. Eads, A. DelConte; W. Rutenschroer, CV Lowenstine, P. Simms, R. Baum; c. S. Ernst. The golf team's record was an unex- pected and pleasant surprise to Coach Poynter. After losing four seniors from last year's squad, the team went on to play top-notch golf, finishing with an 11 and 3 record Not a pleasant surprise was our showing in the sectionals, where we all played poorly, not scoring as well as last year. But we were consistent in league play, placing 2nd. Next year is promising. We will have 3 ju- niors and a sophomore returning, all with varsity experience, lContributed by Dale Brockhoffl Youngest golf team ever finishes second in league OPPOSITE PAGE: 3. M. Dodson; b. Coach E. Poynter; c. Mr. Poynter, M. Dodson, B. Bibbo, C. Barlels, B. Awad, P. Bizzarri, T. Springmeyer, D. Lauck, D. Brockhoff; d P Bizzarri: THIS PAGE: e. B. Awad; f M. Dodson. - 77 V. HARRIERS EARN 2ND IN HCSAA; NEW FEMALE MEMBERS This Page: a. TA Yates, G. Sweeney, K. Schmaltz, D. McKinney, D. Maltry; T Ashe, G. Leisure, M. Fisher, M. Reitzes; T. Hammoor, D. Beighle, C. Hansford, T. Crawford; Mr. R. Drewes, S. Kruse, Mr. R. Yung, K. Schmall. b. T. Ashe. c. Reserves: A. Ward, D. Maltry, A. Kluesner, S. Feilinger, P. Painter, K. Ankenbauer, J. Rouse; B. Spraul, C. Bender, C. Dillworth, I. Pennington, K. Willike, M. Mitter; Mr. R. Drewes, D. Fahnie, D. Tepe, Mr. R. Yung. d. R. Yung. Opposite page: e. D. Beighle. f. S. Kruse, D. Beighle. 72 Led by co-captains Ken Schmaltz and Tom Ashe, the team had an overall successful seaSon, accom- plishing a 2nd place finish in their league. Although the team did not qualify for state competition, they were the fastest team in Oak Hills history. Since the team was in the process of building, Coach Yung feels next year's group will be state contenders. The addition of females in the lineup helped inspire com- petitive instincts and made for one of the best-looking squads in the area. Kontributed by Ashe 8: K. Schmaltzw 74 GRAPPLERS DOMINATE THIS PAGE: 3, K. Merk; b. M. Flanigan; c. S. Gilardi; d. T. Mercer, J. Hill, T. Felty, D. Stammer, Brian Gallagher; Coach D. Roche, T. Awad, T. Lohman, J. Weingartner, P. Bizzarri, Coach D. Loewenstine; B. Bernhardt, K. Mark, M. Flanigan; S. Gilardi, M. Watts, P. Wallingford, M. Heitkamp, S. Ernst, M. Weadick; e. M. Watts, Coach Roche. OPPOSITE PACE: b T. Awad, B. Bernhardt; d. T. Lohman; e. M. Weadick; f. M. Heitkamp The '76-'77 season found Oak Hill$ dominating the wrestling scene throughout Southwestern Ohio. Averaging a 47-8 point spread, we finished the season undefeated in dual meets and were undisputed City Champs. We downed our big- gest rivals in similar fashion: Fairfield 43-9; St. Xavier 37-6; Centerville 40- 18e Breaking tournament scoring re- cords became a habit as we captured our 5th consecutive U.C. Invitational and 9th straight HCSAA League titles by unusually high margins :1. - - . . :- 5 . I , a ,. 1 r. ' E: 5 5 . 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Hacken- dorn; h. Reserve Team: T. Juengling, B. Spraul, B. Schlemmer, D. Cowens; T. Asalon, B. Orr, G. Schneider, D Birkofer, PA Painter; M Tyler, D. Bittner, M. Fishburn, A. Jacobs, B. DooIey, S. Kruse, T. Price, D. Roemer, T. Gutzwiller, G. Merk, Coach Ron ChasteenA 79 Dietrich named Enquirer player of the year .L . 1 THIS PAGE: 3. D. Hill; D. Flaig, C. Meinenger, T. Lambrinides, T. Dietrich, J. Gutzwiller, K. Heckendorn, J. Craycraft; Coach Steve Moore, K. Newman, G. Duesing, D Endres, J. Rolfes, D Martini, M. Leitsinger, B. Cook, Coach Mike Daniel, T. Lingardo; b. D. Endres; c. T. Dietrich; 0'. Mr. Sweeder; e. G. Duesing; f. S. Kruse, T. Ashe; 3. K. Heckendorn; h. T. Dietrich. The cage squad won the school's 4th straight league title and 8th in the last 10 years. Sr. guard Todd Dietrich won many post- season individual awards for his role in leading the Scots to an 11-1 ieague record and a 13-5 overall marki Center Jim Rolfes and guard Kraig Heckendorn also received alI-league honors, Sr. forwards Greg Duesing and Dave Endres rounded out the starting lineup. The season was highlighted by a 79-53 rout of 2nd-place Anderson, which ciinched the league champion- ship and an early season 76-74 double overtime victory at For- est Park. The season ended with a frustrating 54-46 loss to Prince- ton in the opeing round action of the District Tournament at Miami University in Oxford. iContributed by Tom Kepharti ZIMMER THIRTEENTH IN STATE; WATERMEN Opposite page: Swim Team First row: Mr. Journel, S. Wormus, D. Tepe, B. Gibbens, T. Koenig, G. Gugger, B. Williamson, Mr. Oyakawa; 2nd row: D. Herth, M. Stone, R. lnman, T. Zimmer, S. Owens, M. Woeste, S. Jacobson; 3rd row: D. Ave, J. Weddle, M. Wagner, D. Gibbens, M. Belcher, J. Huber, K. Harper; 4th row: D. Siegel, T. Clarke, D. lnman, L, Peter, L. Mueller, G. Schneider, 5. Mischkulnig; 5th row: T. Sabbath, 1. Diebold, L Barlow, L. Auberger, D. Thompkins, l. Kleemeier, M. Story, 5. Reidei, B. Weissman. 82 The Scots faced a season of rebuilding, relying on a contingent of juniors and sophomores. The team practiced three mornings in addition to six afternoons a week. Energy shortages forced the team to move its practices to U.C.'s pool then later, to Mt. St. Jogeph. Despite the conditions, the hard work began to show, with a strong team effort in the championship meets, and the potential for and outstanding team next year. B3 TRACK TEAM PLACES SECOND E SCHUTTE GOES TO STATE; I ll - wl- E ,y, 5 .. l 1. III!- 'I'I 'A gr E B4 a. Reserve team: First row: 0 Merk, E. Breving, G. Raine, B. Hauck, E. Rouse, DE Hogue; 2nd row: M. Herder, D. Giovan- nazzo, R. Schmidhorst, M. Olberding, G. Steffen, J. Angel, J. Osgood; 3rd row: R. Drewes, B. Orr, M. Tyler, D. Fahnle, D. . -.-n 5-! Chipman, R. Tepe, R. Yung; b. Varsity team: First row: C. Bend- ,xx er a w HQQ E er, L. Hall, B. Hunt, V. Volmer, D. Weismann, T. Crawford, G. 7553 v.5 M M 10 mu: 45 HQ M mm Leisure G. Sweeney; 2nd row: D. Maltry, T. Ashe, G. Hobbs, T. 5 I315 $1225 .7 1B 3 E 148 W n Mn um Hm: E 3m? Lehman, M. Miller, D. Bittner, B. Sprauling, I. Ernst, R. Drewes; 51- ? $1 HILQ ' 3 E, sun max 3rd row: R. Menchen, R. Blankenship, S. Davis, B. Ramsteuer, E man MILE EL C. Kaufman, M. Schutte, C. Hansford, J. Mishurda; 4th row: R. W53 Yung, D. Beighle, C. Smith, B. Shutte, M. Brandt, D. Flaig, K. Schmall, B. Dooley, S. Kruse; c. SOO-mile Club: First row: PE Painter, 5. Fellinger, K. Ankenbauer; 2nd row: D. Maltry, T. Yates, K. Schmaltz, G. Lesire; 3rd row: T. Ashe, D. Beighle, C. Hansford, B. Hunt, T. Crawford. The '77 Track team worked long and hard to come up second in the league. The team's strengths were in the hurdles and distance events. Senior Mike Schutte quali- fied for state competition. During the season, Coach Yung had this to say about the hard working and dedicated team, The team's morale is still good. They think they can win and they're willing to try. STATE CORN PLACES 3RD AT Opposite page: Reserve Team: First row: 5. Reuter, B. Esterrnan, C. Karnes, D. Ross, D. Williams; 2nd row: D. Lowen- stine, T. Price, A. Jacobs, T. Kelly, E. Holub: This page: Varsity Team: First row: D. Corn, 5. Schneider; 2nd row: J. Der- emo, L. Pritchard, K, Leytze; 3rd row: D. Lowenstine, T. Daria, J. Leytze, M. We- ber, J. Cornetet, M. Weidinger. W. ntjmm ESHEREE K 113: a A aw man 4f hi; tn ,7 ah: ' Coach Mike Ogden proclaimed that this team was one of the best to ever come out of OH. and that they would definitely be one of the top five ranked teams in the city. His predictions proved to be mod- est, as his squad, led by Mark Weber, captain, ended up with an 18-3 record, won the league title, and sent Doug Corn to state, where he placed third. SLUGCERS TIE FOR LEAGUE TITLE; BIBBO NAMED POST ALL STAR On the whole, the season was a success: Coach Clark Eads commented: Any time you play over 5000A: you have a suc- cessful year. But we were better than we showed and we should have had a better record. The '77 season ended and the Highlanders posted an 18-12 record overall, and a 9-5 record in league play, earning them the league co-champion- ship. Sr. Bob Bibbo, an outstanding outfielder, earned a spot on the Post All-Star Team, while catcher Ron Kanuer was named honorable mention. Contributed by Greg Proctor Opposite page: Reserve team with Coach Bill Stout: This page: Varsi- ty team: First row: B. Couch, A. Kube, K. O'Toole, B. Bibbo, M. Luegering; 2nd row: R. Dallas, 1. McMichen, J. Fricke, T. Cutz- willer, H. Robertson, E Schneider, J. Brabender, D. Gel- wicks; 3rd row: Mr. C. Eads, B. Clemens, M. Stenger, M. Bend- er, M. Terhar, D. Endres, R. Knauer, J. Mitchell, C. Keegan, H. Proct . BOYS BOOST CROWD SPIRIT; GRAND CHAMPS AT U.C. Opposite page: a. First row: K. Zimmer; 2nd row: A. Girten, C. Panos; 3rd row: G. Geibhart; 4th row: I. Angus, S. Sachs, B. Combs, B. Hoernschemeyer, M. Schroeder; b. Beth Hoernschemeyer; c. Sue Sachs. This page: a Bev Combs; 11 Reserves: First row: P. Panos, A. Averill, B. Hearn; 2nd row: C. Metz, S. Smith, K. Moore, R. Strode, L. Studt; 3rd row: 5, Mitchell; c. Amy Girten. Under the direction of Mrs. Pat Mason, the cheerleaders orga- nized a variety of activities to build school spirit and support of the football and basketball teams: planning pep rallies, making bulletin boards, decorating the lunch room and locker room, and handing out candy and cupcakes to the teams. The varsity squad also performed in the Best of OH. Contributed by Sue Sachs SOCCER SCOTS GAIN NEW RESPONSIBILITIES The annual car wash in May 1976 helped raise money for the Soccer Scots expenses during the Fall '76 season. Co-Captains Jessica Peters and Kathy Mitch- ell saw the organization grow from the original 14 members in their sophomore year to the 25 mem- bers in their senior year. One reason for this increase is the acquired new responsibilities, such as the run- ning of the concession stand during the games. Dena Martino, a '76 graduate served as advisor of the club. First row: B. Holub, K. Mitchell, J. Peters, M, Downs; 2nd row: C, Foegle, T. Knapp, J. Hun- demer, T. Barret, K. Schottelkotte, P. Neale, L Combs, A. Ward, A. Young; 3rd row: K. Diether, T. Worley, D. Holstegge, D. Bam- berger, T. Alba, 5. Esther, L. RuehI, S. Gulacsy, D. Feidman, P. Painter, M. Fuhr. MATSCOTS CHEER AT STATE F INALS 3. Linda Westenberg, Mary Beth Raabe, co-captains; bh First row: D. Clements, B. Raabe, P. Padur, S. Bunk, A. Scheper, L. Preuss; 2nd row: M. Droder, G. White- head, C. Hall, 5. Caldwell, M. VonAlImen, L. Sprague, C. Millw er, L. Miers, D. Chance, L. Wes- tenberg; 3rd row: A. Barnes, T. Padur, K. Wittich, L. Luegering, J. Lowe, M. A Hobbs; c. Diane Cle- ments. Selling everything under the sun enabled the Matscots to accompany the 7 wrestlers who went to state. Miss Vetter- hoeffer was their new ad- viser. AQUA SCOTS NEW - ADVISOR 5 . - Organized to involve more students with the swim team, Aquas- cots have several responsibilities, such as: keeping score, keeping - --- time, judging swimming and diving events, and promoting school spirit. Thie year's squad was enthusiastically captained by Donna Pearson and Kim Niehauser, and sponsored by Mrs. Beth Rich- mond. - 3 . 7.. l .2 w - M v v W 'IV ' a. WW 35... ,9 x f ' n 4 ' 5 L .. J J; i .3. I '; . 5 W ' , :'-, i ' i . . : : l ' I1? . ' ' j . am- 2, J, 4 q E . 3 ; . 1 ': H . ' r -' amn-w- ,. H I b- $1 -; :7..- .41 , y E V .4. - 4 - I 4 1'- N 4 - - - 3 : L, I , ' . - 7 . ; A . I - ah- First row: D. PearSUn, K. Niehauser, C. Hartlaub, L. McMullen, A. Chasteen; 2nd row: L. Diener, T. Ad- ams, S. Leist, l. Hagen, N. Sheldon, K. Meyers, Mrs. B. . , ,, 7 Richmond; 3rd row: I. Luebber, C. Costa, J. Luebber, I 7 C. DelAria, F. Melzer, S. Fuiler, I.. Riehm, D. Feld- . -- 3 ' ' ' ' L man. 94 a. D. Heverly, S. Mellot, co-captains; b. Spring Spikescots - First row: N. Thiemann, G. Baird, J. Meyman, D. Heverly, S. Mellot, K. Schottelkotte, R. Scholler; 2nd row: A. Peter 1 L. Wright, K. Mink, A. Winter, 6. Noble, C. Hagarty, H. Hall; 3rd row: C. Dilworth, E. Fleissner, D. Bittner, Y. Kahn, S. Agnew, M. McAllister, T. Wright, P. Bush; 4th row: P. Roark, P. Ramstetter, B. Noe, S. Dooley, V. Dance. c. Fa Spikescots - First row: J. Meyman, J. McMullen, D. Heverly; 2nd row: 5. Dooley, P, Bush, T. Schaiper, S. Mellot, L. Hausfeld, K. Mink, B. Noe; 3rd row: G. Noble, L. Branham, A. Peter, N. Thiemann, Y. Kahn, A. Winter. Team captures lst in league; Kent leaves With awards; tears I This page: a. K. Fishburn; b. Reserves: L. Wullenweber, C. Wilson, L. Baas, Miss Northcutt, L. Fehr, K. Wilike, K, Kessnick, C. Hueisman, J. Murphy, N. Kist, L Crushum, A. Hunsicker, J. Marshall, 5. BasJer, J. Rouse, K Holmes, D. Selhorst, L. McMullen, C. Morman; c Varsity: N. Tepe, D Pearson, S. Byrnes, S. Dooley, K. Fishburn, L. Schmurte, L. Shottelkotte, L. Wainscott, J, Williams, J. Witterstaetter, K. Lloyd, J. McMuJIen, Mrs. Kathy Kent; d, J. Rouse; e I. Witterstaelter. 96 5 Hard work proved rewarding as r the Highlanders won the league championship, a title they,ve held since its beginning in 1973. Mrs. Kent was named Coach of the Year, a richly- deserved honor for putting forth time and effort to mold a team out of thirteen indivi- duals. The team regrets that Mrs. Kent and husband Clark moved to Missouri, but wish them luck and happiness. Her coaching and friendship wifl be missed. montributed by Sharon CirFs Tennis tie for 2nd place Hagen, Glaser go to District . ., i .t ' 4i I Km-.. -. ova i . Htau ' t w l I .- L'K , mi f +ng . .1 Wk Hi 5 2 z - w .... 14- L:- , ah i' i m. X X J 6231i 2? i g A ' I 1 4; ' :1.an t 31' ' An kw . 1 x a spa 6'3: $r'gtff2? ..... i t . , i . w L ' hr ; W .' .- N ' t: i -. h - A 7-4 record placed the girlsr varsity team in a 2nd-place tie with Forest Park in the HCSAA league. The team was led by singlesi players Sue Sachs and Julie Hagen, who were both named to the HCSAA aIl-star team. The doubles' team, April Glaser and Julie t Hagen, also qualified for sectionals and districts, but lost the 1 match which would have qualified them for state. Despite this ' 1055, Coach Diane Heilmann was pleased with the overall perfor- mance. iContributed by Juiie Hageni a. P. Voegele, J, Cundiff, L. Nagel, B. K. Specht, J. Hagen, 5. Markham, 5 Coates;l. Bedard, C. Miller, L, Leibel, A. Sachs; b. A. Glaser; c. Si Sachs; d. J. Ha- Glaser; Miss D. Heilmann, C. Dell'Aira, gen, 98 17 x' '6 2 X g h ox I .. . L i o A .1 23' r Avg . , . .AX Ii 1 Kit: , . ff 7' -.i A'- -l .' :9 Cirrs golf team sweeps 3rd straight league title Coach Carolyn Averill felt that this year was extremely successful, for the team won their league champion- ship for the fourth consecutive year. Competing in the Coca Cola tournament, they placed second, behind Wyoming, losing by only three strokes. Lisa Lloyd, the top player, was named to the All-Star Team. Contributed by Amy AverilH a. T. Betz; b. R, Beveridge; ct T. Betz, P. VanGordor, A. Bantel, L. Lloyd, J. Brodt, A. Averill, Mrs. Averill, R. Beveridge; d. A. Bantel; e. A. Averill. 100 Opposite page: Varsity team Firs! row: 1. Wehmeier, J; Witterstater; 2nd row: 1. Marshall, C. Wilson, J. McMuIlen, A. Hunsicker, L Schmerr; 3rd row: P. Rudman, L Schmutte, 5. Dooiey, D. Pearson, J. Huneke, L Schottelkotte. This page: Reserve team First row: A. Cassidm C. Huels- man, J. Wood, L. Crusham; 2nd row: P. Carder, K. Fishburn, S. Wieman, C. Moorman, V. Bowman; 3rd row: D. Hines, K. Nickels, L Murphy, D. Gehling, A. Harpring, PA Dietrich. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM: TRI-CHAMPS Hamilton County American Division Co- Coach of the Year, Sandy Pfarr, led the basketball team to the status of Tri-champs 3 with Colerain and Mt. Healthy. Sharon Dooley and Jane Wehmeier both received special hon- ors in recognition of their talent: Sharon, one of the city's leading rebounders, was First Team All-City center; Jane re- . ceived the position of Honorable Mention All-City guard. In t addition, both girls were members of the First Team Hamilton County American Division AIl-Stars. A After defeating the number 1 and 2 seeds, Fairfield and Middle- 1 town, the team lost to 3rd - seeded HamElton Taft in the district finals at Oxford, Miami Univ. t, 101 SWIMMERS WIN SECTIONALS; TAKES STATE v '1 Inf. ,, II:- jfu'il ; It's been an extremely rewarding year, stated Coach Beth Richmond. The swimmers proved this by managing a dual meet record of 11-1, finiShing fourth in the District competition, and placing 13th in State competition. Kathie Rhodenbaugh set a new state record. Swim Team: First Row-Mrs. Richmond, M. Schrader, K. Rhodenbaugh, Se Weiskenel, G. Reidd, P. Flohr, S. Leist, C. Foegle, J. Luebbert. Second Row- T. Melizer, A. Tishbein, T. Lape, L. Deiner, L. McMullen, U. Froehle, A. Chasteen, L. Reidel. Third Row: 5. Costa, D. Feldman, Ke Niehauser, D. Schutte, S. Fuller, G. Specht, J. Luebbert. 102 PAINTER WINS 2ND AT STATE Track Team: First row- 5. Basler, N. Hunley, P. Fields, N. Tepe, K. Willike, M. Kirby, M. Hauser, Miss Northcutt. Second row- D. Benfel, J. Witter- stater, L. Heyob, M. King, K. Kessnick, C. Huelsman, A. Kluesner. Third row- P. Painter, J. Brodt, A Peters, J. Rouse, D. Lee, B. Coates, G. Kleeman, D. Maltry, Fourth row-S. Weisman, C. Wright, K. Ankenbauer, K. McMullen, S. Smith, D. Huff, Fifth row-l. Dhonau, 5. Brand, L. Schot- telkotte, A. Ward, V. Meyers, J. Williams. TEAM DOMINATES LEAGUE MERTEN NAMED BEST COACH The Girls' Softball Team had a very impressive season, as they were League Champs. Their overall record was 16 wins and 4 losses, including a 46-0 shutout against Hamilton Ross. Jane Weh- meier and Judy Marshall were First-team Hamilton County Ameri- can Division All Stars for left field and pitcher respectively. Coach June Merten was awarded the Coach of the Year in their division. Opposite page: Reserve team- First row: J. Peters, K. Nichels, L. Leibl. Second row: L. Crusham, J. Giese, C. Moorman, D. Polepo, A. Averill, S. Wiemann, M. Stucker, P. Van Gorder, R. Fangman. Third row: V. Thieman, J. Honerkamp, N, Geiser, Miss Mason, M. Harrison, D. Fishburn, A. McCarthy; This page: Varsity team- First row: L. Olberding, M. Fangman, I. Wehmeier, J. Marshall, K. Thieman. Second row: Mrs. Merten, L Schmerr, D. Boerger, P. Dietrich, L. Schmen, K. Seitz, P. Rudman. Third row: J. Cundiff, D. Dell'Aira, A. Hunsicker, C. Wilson, L. Nagle. 105 106 TEAM RECORDS Boys' Sports Football: 8-1-1, League champs Golf: 11-3 Soccer: 2-4-1 Cross Country: 2nd in league Wrestling: 11-0, League champs 1st in UC Invitational 1st in Sectionals 1st in Districts Basketball: 11-1, League champs Swimming: 4-3, 2nd in league Track: 4-3, 2nd in league Tennis: 18-3, League champs Baseball: 9-5 Girls' Sports Volleyball: 10-1, League champs Tennis: 7-4, 2nd in league Golf: 10-1, League champs BasketbaII119-1, Tri-champs Swimming: 11-1 Softball: '10-2, League champs . .....'m n-M-m-uu M2 COVETED INKE AWARD -- 11TH VARSITY 0,, CLUBS INCREASE IN SIZE The Varsity 0 club, formed to recognize students with athletic achievement, contin- ues to provide amusement for the rest of the school. Outlandish initiation stunts and cos- tumes brighten the daily school routine and are a welcome change. 110 Opposite page: Boys' Varsity O - First row: C1 Bender, T. Lambrinides, R1 Ronald, R. Soltys, S. Jacobsen, T. Tomlinson, T. Lingardo, MA King, T. Lohman, P. Bizarri, R. Yunker, C. Bartels, B1 Todd, E. Holub, J. Hill, R. Wil- liams, D. Hill, 1. Sample; 2nd row: D. Weismann, L. Hall, M. Miller, P. Painter, M. Luegering, L. Pritchard, S, Smith, D. Schrenk, L. Winter, M. Brandt, V. Volmer, D. Stammer, BV Gallagher, 5, Gilardi, B. Stall, T. Ashe, J. Ernst, R, Hauck, M. Weadick; 3rd row: B. Ramstetter, C1 Hansford, J. Brassfield, M. Oevermeyer, T. Zimmer, F. Oliverio, B. Gibbens, D. Tompkins, M. Woeste, M. Kramer, C. Meininger, C. Smith S. Tucker, W. Schrand, L. Westenberg, M. Flanigan; 4th row: Mr. D. Lowenstine, B. Dooley, G. Leisure, G. Sweeney, 8. Reidel, J. Mitchell, M. Terhar, R. Knauer, H. Robertson, J. Diehi, C, Rogers, M. Leitsinger, D. Beighle, S. Schmal, Mr. R. Drewes; 5th row: R. Tepe, S. Swallen, R. Menchen, G. Duesing, C. Kaufman, D. Endres, T. Maher, K. Henckely, L Cutz- willer, M. Weber, 5. Kruse. Basler, K, Willike. This page: Girls1 Varsity O First row: I. Wehmeier, P. Van- Gorder, L. Schmerr, J. Witter- stater, L. Nagel, J. Bedard; 2nd row: J. Rouse, L. Schottelkotte, J. McMullen, L. Schmutte, C. Wil- son, A. Hunsicker, K. Lloyd; 3rd row: 5. Byrne, K. Fishburn, J. Wil- iiams, J. Wood, L. Wainscott; 4th row: D. Pearson, S. Dooley, S. 111 n u;N.-...,.. F1 1., KELLY AMBROSIUS NAMED G.A.A. GIRL OF THE YEAR The Girls' Athletic Association gives many girls the opportuni- ty to participate in intramural sports. Available programs in- clude Ping Pong, Volleyball, Bowling, Basketball, Archery, Gymnastics; and Kickball. At the banquet, Kelly Ambrosius was named G.A.A. Girl of the Year for her athletic ability, atti- tude, and contributions to club activities. 112 WINTRAMURALS PROVIDE . OUTLET FOR EXCESS w. .R ANHZATHEDDNS 118 :5. Foreign exchange students Uif Bredinger and Oguz Karamustaflioglu, from Sweden and Turkey, were hosted by AFS with money raised on Pledge Day. During the summer of '76, Marianne Flanders traveled to El Salva- dor and Carrie Ruehl went to Brazil. During this summer, Beth Holub will visit Bolivia and Dave McCabe will live in Malasia. Opposite page: 151 row - B. Hqub, J. Barnhorst, S. Lemker, C. Mooreman, G. Leisure, N. Kist, N. Sheldon, C. McMullen; 2nd row - Sh Goering, D. McCabe, C. Hensley, O. Karamustafaliog!u, C. Ruehl; 3rd row - A. Peter, M. Flanders, MA Soldano, C. Taylor, BA Lahmann, M. Felton, M. Ruebush. This page: a Beth Holub, Dave McCabe; b Ulf Bredinger, Oguz Karamustafalioglu. 119 ART 84 DECORATIONS CLUB f? 35? s , 5.. 3: One of the special attractions of the year was the annual Christmas display presented by the Art and Decorations Club. The outside win- dows portrayed a Christmas greeting while the inside lobby was reconstructed into Santa's toy shop. Other activities included, the Homecom- ing hall decorations and a field trip to the Con- temporary Art Center this past November. 120 This page clockwise: a. Mr. Kinz and Art Club members; b. Dana Ulmer; c. Jane Rolfes; d Art Club - First Row: Jack Hinkel, !oni Storgion, Iudy Heibert, Susan Garrabrant; Second Row: Pam Buehler, Pat Fu- trell, Elaine Patsilivas, Debbie Heverly, Mary Beth Raabe, Pam Mesley, Paulette Grant; Third Row: Maurreen Thomas, len McMullen, Dana Ulmer, Vera Ohlmansiek, Diane Binder, Marsha Klopmeier, Barb Jesse. AUDlO-VISUAUBIKE CLUB The main purpose of the A.V. department is to assist the teachers by duplicating tests and worksheets and providing assistance with the audio visual materials and equipment. The A.V. department is under the supervi- sion of Mr. Hiles. a. A.V. dept; Row 1 - D. Ulmer, J. Poundslone, K. Fowler, R. Ferguson; Row 2 -- D. Winningham, D. Cer- ullo, F. Hilmer, AA McGregor, M. Minium, B. Jenkins; Row 3 e S Gaherty, B, Ritter, D. Mair, B. Fowler, R. Worthing, G. Janson, Mrs. Reilly, CA Schmid, C. Mcma- hon; Row 4 e C. Polan, K. Menkhaus, R. Richardson, B. Zerby, T. Ludwig, b. D. Fluegeman. c. Bike Club: Row? - R. Santa, D. Hirt, M. Mineun, B. Gallagher; Row 2 e T. Beckmeyer, L. Riga, R. Taeuber, S. Eubanks, D. Hirt, M. Weinhart. d. C. McMahon. iil-lll? ' 121 PEP AND MARCHING l a. R. Richardson, C McMahon, G Peters; b. Band members; 6, R. Ahlers, P. AlEen, l. Artmayer, S. Ashworth, 5. Bagel, J. Bedard, P. Bizzarri, J. Brabender, L. Branham, R Bressert, D. Brockhoff, J. Broot, D. Cerullo, R. Coates, P. Cooley, L Crusham, JA Deremo, J. Dhonau, T Emge, S. Fel- linger, R. Fern, MJ. Ferneding, S. Findlay, C. Fluegeman, D. Fluegeman, 0. Foster, M, Frisch, T, Fritz, C. Fuller, A. Garza, J. Giese, C. Girten, A. Glaser, P. Goosmann, L. Haas, B. Hal1,J. Hall, C. Hensley, C. Hoffman, G. Hohnecker, J. Honerkamp, T. Huelsman, S. Kiefer, M. Leisure, 1. Mar- shall, 1. Martini, C. Mattimiro, D. Mattimiro, C. McMahon, S. Mellon, A. 122 Merritt, E. Merritt, S. Miller, M. Minium, T. Mitchell, T. Murphy, A. Page, D. Paolello, N. Patterson, G. Peters, L. Peters, F. Plennert, L. Pri- chard, K Reed, K Robards, J. Rolfes, M. Ross, T Sabalh, G. Saulabury, B. Schierloh, K. Schmitt, L Schottelkotte, R. Schumacher, M. Silvati, S. Silvati, A. Sims, E. Skelly, B. Spargur, J. Specht, B. Spraul, S. Sullivan, C. Thiemann, L. Thomas, S. Tiettmeyer, J. Voelker, T. Weisbrod, S. Wieman, S. Wieman, D. Wilson, R. Worthing,1. Wright, R. Yunker, R. Richardson, A. Ward, B Zerby, T. Zimmer, M. Weinhart. PEP AND-MARCHING BANDS a. l. Deremo; b. C. Mattimiro, J. Deremo, K. Schmitt, T. Fritz; c 5. Silvati; d. Sitting B. Spargur, D. Wilson, C. Mattimiro, G. Saulsbury, S. Sullivan, R. Schumacher, Second Row K Schmitt, J. Deremo, J. Artmeyer, AA Sims, R, Richardson, B. Hall, I. Martini, Third Row Mr. Tate, J. Hall, G. Peters, D. Fluegeman, U. Bredinger, A. Page, R. Yunker, Fourth Row - E. Skelly, CA McMahon, S. Silvati, D. Brockhoff, T. Fritz. 123 CALEDONIAN EDITORIAL STAFF 1Z4 Hi Huh? Combating the chilling snow or fuel short- age days and the sweltering summer days with surprising endurance, we somehow managed to complete this project. Believe us, it's hard to design a page while wearing gloves or blankets. At times, the only way we managed to keep working was to either have a pizze party or to become slap-happy, or both. We enjoyed putting this book together - now ifs your turn to enjoy it. Opposite page: a. top row - K. Rhodenbaugh, L. Skroupa, K. Schmidt; 2nd row ... E, Holub, S. GulaCSy, K. Surber, L Ruehl, M7 Raabe, G. Meece; 3rd row - Mrs. Chizer, A. Donnelly, L. Lewis, A. Averill, J. Noel, K. Kortgardner, L, Luegering, J. Paul; 4th row m C. Panos, J. Hagen, D. Williams, S. Kiefer, D. Binder. b. A. Donnelly; c. D. Williams, S. Kiefer. This page: a J. Paul, MV Raabe, 1.. Luegering; b. L. Lewis; c C. Panos, K. Surber, 1.. Ruehl; d. J. Noel, L. Luegering; e. Mrs. Chizer, MA Spragens; f. E. Holub, G. Meece. 125 CONCERT CHOIR Choir Members: top row - C. Ante, S. Seitz, A. Egner, D. Spargur, B. Miller, CA Dastilung, S Minor, D Grote, D. McCabe, G. Peters, M. Ruebush, K. Johnson, J. Chaney, G. Saulsbury, S. Sullivan, S. Findley, D. Fluegeman, D Roedersheimer, J. Roedersheimer; 2nd row - K. Krone, D. Davis, M. Breiner, K. Reed, L. Lewis, M. Ar- nold, D. Boerger, l. Zenns, D. Bitzer, K. Davis, D. 126 l Chance, 1. Hagen, L. Weidinger, J. Barnhorst, J. Lowe, C. Graham, V. Webb, B. Spargur, P. Fangman, B. Schierloh, A. Blanton, L. Arnold, K. Earle, B. Bilihorn, S. Mullins; 3rd row ... L. Combs, M. Felton, B. Holub, C. Ruehl, P. Cooley, B. Duke, PA Grant, J. Mongenas, J. Ruehl, 5 Hays, K. Diether, V. Stevens, T. Kidd, C. Hensley, A. Scheper, C. Miller, V. Rapien, R. Conaway, K. Bartlett, 5. Knisley, C. Hoffman, J. Arnold. MIXED 8c GIRLS CHORUS 3. Girls Chorus: lop row - 1 Gerdsen, S. Mersch, H Schmidt, J. Ulbrich, M. Schwager, L. Hines, B. Braswel, L. Bicknaver, K, Knaggs, l. McPhillips, C. Doerger, T. Kramer, E. Sakellariou, S. Telgheder; 2nd row M. Bachman, M. Roberts, S. Stegner, M. Hoffrogge, B. Duke, P Grant, C. Quinn, D Szurlinski, JV Diener, G. Cornetet, T. Halloran, T. Walsh, B. Huber, M. Haferte- pen, 5. Hoffman; 3rd row - M. Bechtel, P. Green, T. Mahoney, B. Eckert, P. Painter, A. Peter, A. Robertson, K. Rapien, K. Freed, Q Hecker, K. Wheatley, G. Bock- holt, M. MiHer, A. Rutenschroer, A. Sims; b. Mixed Cho- rus: top row - D. Humbert, L. Gerry, B. Gallagher, J. Hart, E Rouse, P. Coleman, B. Kidd, D. Hill, C Tallarigo; 2nd row - SA Routte, JA lnsko, DA Maltry, K, Minkhaus, P. Mason, L. Peters, L. Neeley, P. Cooley; 3rd row - C. Murray, D. Fultz, V. Spivy, G. Murphy, T. Kenney, K. Niehauser. 127 C.O.E. Members: Top Row P Treft, K. Brennen, P. Beck, J. Cannell, R. Weitzel, L. Smith wresidenu; 2nd row - M. Kaiser; 3rd row V. West, K. Kiinne, M. Allgeier, L. Evans, 5. Mayer, C. Szurlinski, Mrs. Schulte advisori, L Tallarigo; 4th row - M. Hager, M. Deganis; 5th row - S. Schulten, L. Hebbe, S. Nabor, C. Loze; Not pictured - M. Theobald, K Spitzmiller. DRAMA CLUB Front Row: Mrs. Holt Director; Mary K Felton, Scribe; Chris Mattimiro, President of Stage Crew; Pattie Cooley, Secretary; Steve Seitz, Thespian President; Karen Deither, Treasurer; Debbie Summers, Thespian Vice President; Cindi Horn, Thalian President; Bob Drew, Thalian Vice President; Mary J. Alba; lacqui Cheste- chowski; Terri Barrett; Sandy Weisman; Stana Brand; Erin Murray; Kris McMullen; Beth Holub; Dori Gehling; Karen Harnist; Kathy Schottelkotte; Patty Walsh; Terri Alba; Pam Cooley; Margie Allegeier; Tammy Ford; Nan- cy Doll; Steve Gunter; Judy Ott; Russ Gindele; Marci Bachman; Julie Martini; Maria Soldano; Laura Kegg; Lin- da Wright; Diane MilIer; JoAnn Pellegrino; Barb Nead; Mindy Stucker; Becky Coates; Kathy Menkhaus; Dan Mattimiro; Kathy Selby; Connie Adams; Marybeth Funk; Carrie Seaburn; Tracey Kidd; Kathy Graf. Carrie Angus; Sally Lemker; Gail Foster; Beth Duke; Donna Stamann; Mary Jo Ferdiding; Maureen Boyle; Debbi Davis; Vicki Stephens; Sandy Weiskettle; Dana Ulmer; Cindy Fuller; Donna Nostheide; Angie Sakkas; Chris Skroupa; Dave Prem; Rob Richardson; Rick Worthing; Bill Hall; Marty Taylor; Kim Nichois; Holly Schmidt; Kim Downing; Mr. Tate; Janice Wessner; Louise Scholl; Tom Martin; Jeff Bossman; Brent Zerby; Norm Patterson; Mike Minium; Kevin Robards; Ed Secrist; Mike Dreyer; Greg Dastilung; Bob Miller; Jim Bollinger; Steve Bagel; John Brabender; Mark Frisch; Dave Peter; Bryan Carr; Craig McMahon. Not Pictured: Jeff Pace; Gary Hohnecker; Mike Burke. 130 FTPMHl-Y a. Hi-Y members: top row M, Griffith, MrA Koehn, RA Koch; 2nd row B. Hoernschmeyer, C. Panos; 3rd row - T. Panos; K. Minkhaus; b. FTA members: top row w M. Mineum, B. Spargur, S. Garrabrant, C. Oakley, M. Felton, Miss Stricklin, adviser; 2nd row J. Williams, B Holub, K. Graef, Sitting ,. P. Rudman. HOME EC. CLUB H'M EKVW ' . H g: a. Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Griffith, Miss Kietz; b. Mrs. Grant; c. Club members: top row D. Husselton, M. Breiner, K. Reed, B. Sabbath; 2nd row L. Riehm, V. Stevens, SA Knisley, S. Tompkins, P. Flohr; 3rd row L. Riga, SV Garrabrant. d Miss Kietz. HONOR SOCIETY The Local Honor Society is composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors with a 5.0 average. These members assist the National Honor Society in many of their endeav- ors. The main purpose of this club is to extend the ideals of the National Honor Society into a larger percentage of the student body. 132 I t; - . 4-. Bottom Row h Left to Right - M. Soidano, C. Ruehl, P. Voegele, S. Stegner, M. Hoffrogge, E. McCormick; Second Row h S. Garrabrant, B, Holub, S. Helton, M. Andrew, M. Flanders, T. Knapp, B. Huber, J. Paul, B Eckert, L. Riga; Third Row - B. Lahmann, J. Barnhorsl, M. Spragens, M. Arnold, T. Padur, J. Hundemer, J. Hagen, L Lewis, C. Taylor, G. Bockholt; Fourth Row h K. Graef, Dt Chance, MVB. Raabe, Kt Rhodenbaugh, S. Sachs, J. Angus, S. Schrantz, B. Gibbens, D. Kraus, J. Green, L. Riehm; Fifth Row h D. Gilkeson, D. Williams, J. Brabender, L Deremo, M. Stenger, G. Gebhardt, H7 Robertson,1. Diehl, M. Klopme'rer, S. Dooley, J. Martini, C. Fluegeman. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is designed to promote the qualities of character, service, leadership, and scholarship among high school juniors and seniors. In addition, mem- bers are expected to maintain a 5.25 average in their classes. The National Honor Society provides two main services for the school: members are expected to tutor and sell can- dy eggs to provide Honor Scholarships. Offi- cers of the local chapter are President Tami Knapp, Vice-President Dana Williams, Secre- tary Cathy Blank, and Treasurer Mary Arh nold. First Row C. Ruehi, P. Voegele, S. Stegner, M. Hof- frogge, E. McCormick; Second Row A. Markham, M. Andrew, M. Flanders, T. Knapp, B. Huber, J, Paul; Third Row - Mh Spragens, M. Arnold, T. Padur, J. Hundemer, I. Hagen, L. Lewis, C. Taylor; Fourth Row - D. Chance, M.B. Raabe, K. Rhodenbaugh, S. Sachs, J. Angus, 5. Schrantz, B, Gibbens, D, Kraus; Fifth Row D Williams, J. Brabender, J. Deremo, M. Stegner, G, Gebhardt, H. Robertson, J. Diehl, M. Klopmeier, S. Dooley, Mr. Wil- Iiamson. IT'S ACADEMIC The 1976-1977 Oak Hills It's Academic team is composed of seniors Cathy Blank, Dana Williams, and captain Mary Arnold; sophomore alternate Rajesh Garg; and facul- ty advisor Robert Brockhoff. The team practised together every Tuesday and Thursday after school. On December 12, 1976, the team met and defeated teams from Finneytown and Forest Park. This victory by the Press and Guess gang led to a second taping on February 27, 1977 against New Richmond and Willimsburg at WCET-48 stu- dios where, after a close, nip and tuck game, the Oak Hills team was defeated. a Robert Brockhoff, Dana Williams, Mary Arnold, Cathy Blank. Missing: alternate Rajesh GargT CALEDONIAN BUSINESS STAFF The main purpose of the Caledonian Busi- ness staff is to raise money through candy sales to help offset the cost of the yearbook. When asked to make a comment about the staff, former advisor Mrs. Averill replied, We all just plain work hard! mmsmv E A 4: yaw! Staff members: top row - K. Schmidt, J. Freed; Second row - R. Hauck, A. Averill, T. Walsh, L. Ruehl, B. Huber; Third row D. Fleissner, D Chance, Mrs. Aver- ill; Fourth row S. Fellinger, K. Surber, E. Fleissner; Fifth row Cx Huesman, S. Davis, J. Fleissner. LANGUAGE CLUBS Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Susan Tam, the French Club was kept busy with many fundraising activities. The Home- coming mum sale helped raise money for a trip to the Mai- sonette in February. In addition, Life Saver Sucker Seals pro- vided money to be used for two scholarships to be awarded to seniors who plan to continue their study in French. 136 a. French Club: top row - S. Routte, E. Patsilivias, M. Jansen, T. Leesman, D. Kraus, Mrs. Tarn, B. Specht, W. Warner, D. Neal, K. Ambrosius; Second row h C. Taylor, K. Peters, A. Peter, M. Flanders, K. Rhoden- baugh, S. Stegner, K. Bartlet, S. Eubanks; Third row h N. Geiser, C. Vickery, Mh Kirby, N. Sefton, Missing: A. Donnelly. b. C. Taylor; c. l. Lacey, T. Tew; d. Spanish Club: top row - C. Fluegeman, Rh Fern, B. Nefi, Miss Brewer; Second row - C. Trame, M. Alba, C. Taylor; Third row h C, Wilson, 1. Williams. The Latin Club's main goal was to promote interest in Latin and to help underpriviliged children in the Cincinnati area. The Club members gave a Christmas party for psycho- logically deprived children in December and helped with the Olympic games for handi- capped children at St. Xavier in April; a. Latin Club: top row e T. Hammoor, B. Dooley, M. Burke, Mrs. Riedmatter, T, Martin, P. Ahlstrom, C. Dil- worth, 5. Weisman, K. Newman; 2nd row - T. Weadick, K. Johnson, K. McMullen, l. Lacey, T. Tew, K. Rapien, M. Fuhr; 3rd row e R. Deison, E. Drew, M. Belcher, D. GibbensA b. German Club: top row e E. Hqub, G. Foster, C. Taylor, S. Lockwood, T. Kelley, D. Smith, J. Diehl, J. Deremo, S, Weimann, K. Rogers; 2nd row e F. Plennert, J. Hehl, T. Farfsing, J. McAdams, E. Kraeutle, J. Green, Mr. Kowzan, 3rd row - K. Schmidt, G. Tetzel, G. Lewis, L. Liebel, M. Bachler. 137 MAJORETTES Basketball games, football games, and pep rallies just wouldnit have been the same without the majorettes. This year's featured twirler, Beth Brisben, and Head Ma- jorette, Mary Allgeier, have led the group in sparkiing performances. Some of the activities for the majorettes this year, in addition to performing at the games, have been competing in baton contests, marching in the St. Patrick's Day Parade, and performing in the opening Day ceremonies at Kings Island. Beth Brisben also represented 138 Oak Hills in the Shrine Circus Queen Competition, and the Majorettes' annual performance in the Best of Oak Hills was excellent as usual. This Page - clockwise: 3. Julianne Green; b. Majorettes -- Mary Aligeier; Stephanie Miller, Julianne Green, Sandy Telgheder; c. Mary Allgeier; d. Feature Twirler Beth Brisben. Opposite Page e clockwise: a. Mary Ail- geier; b. Mary Allgeier; 6. Mary Allgeier; d. Beth Brisben; e. Beth Brisben. 139 OAKETTES After months of hard practice e sometimes three hours after school - the Oakettes were rewarded with a second place trophy in State Competition. They also placed first in inspection. The Oakettes were led by captain, Diane Smith, and first lieutenant, Lisa Bloemker, in dazzling performances which left their audiences awestruck. 140 This Page - clockwise: a. G. Cornetet; b T. Walsh; c. K. Rhodenbaugh; d. Oakettes: First Row - D. Smith; Second Row e T. Walsh, L. Bloemker, B. Huber; Third Row - T. Halloran, M. Hoffrogge, M. Schwager, L Leedy, K. Schmitt, M7 Bachman, P. Grant, BVBecker; Fourth Row - C. Wheatley, M. Bechtol, P. Green, A Brewer, T, Pate, N. Kay, G. Bockholt, K. Freed, K. Reese; Fifth Row - B. Eckert, C. Hoffman, M. Miller, G Hecker, A. Robertson, L. Hines, S. Stegner, C. Cornetet, J. Bergdolt; Sixth Row e E. Sakellariou, D. Szurlinski, B. Braswell, M. Hafertepen, T. Kramer, J. Gerd- sen, L. Matthew, D. Voynovich, S. Simms, At Rutenshroer; Seventh Row e K, Rhodenbaugh, Ct Doerger, C. Mersch, J. Diener, L. Bicknaver, K. Knaggs, K. Doerger, D. Siles, D. Hetzer. This Page ciockwise: a. Oakette Officers L. Bloemker, D. Smith maptainJ, B. Becker, P. Grant, M. Bachman, T. Halloran, B. Huber, T. Walsh, M. Hof- frogge, M. Schwager, L. Leedy, K. Schmitt; b. L. Hines; c. L. Matthew; d, B, Braswell, C. McGinness; e. C Hoffman, M Schwager, D. Siies, J. Gerdsen, L. Bicknaver, KA Knaggs, L. Leedy; f. S. Stegner. 141 SCIENCE CLUB a. L. Leibel; b Science Club: top row - Mr. Gallagher, L Fehr, L. Heyob, T. Clark, K. Newman, K. Zimmer, L. Hines, Miss Slrickling; 2nd row - J. Terhar, L Schmerr, L Diebold, M. Shroder, K. Ohmer, T. Woods, C. Lamb- ing; 3rd row U. Froehle, B. Bolmer, M. Schwager, J. Stahlmeyer, C. Horn, 2. Carrol, B. Eckert, D. Bruzio, M. Herbert, E. Shmogrow; E. Fowler; c. Chemistry Lab Assis- tants; top row M. Klopmeier; 2nd row - L. Hines, L. Fehr, L. Schmerr; 3rd row J. Stalmeyer, L. Heyob. 142 l SKI CLUB '- .- h The Ski Club held a clinic in December which taught new members the basics of skiing. Ski trips were planned in January, February, and March to Mad River Mountain Ski Area near Bellefontaine, Ohio. ,y .. - .9 - 4n . , f 15153 iii h M E? rk J JR, ' 1 5: m E x - Jar jib i w , 3w! Club members: lop row h S. Fuller, C. Delaira, M. Basler, A. Ward, K. Fishburn, Kh Peters, P. Dietrich, S. Griffiths, A. Chasteen, L. Lewis, J. Kleemeier, K. Mink- haus, R. Gindeli, S. Anness, J. Bell, A Young, R. Batoni, S. Doherty, V. Webb, 5. Aemi, M. Story, Mr. Dipilla; second row - G. Cornetet, C. Metz, 5. Markham, A. Riegers, M. Keefe, L. Staples, L. Liebel, L. Nagei, P. Treft, 143 STUDENT COUNCIL 144 a. First Row - M.B. McCloy, L. Hausfeld, S. Barrett, D. Gehling, L. Schmutte, P. Hart, B. Hoernschmeyer, M. Schroeder, A. Nerswick, J. Rouse, l. WilEiams, G. Bock- holt, S. Mellott, D. Ernst, C. Hensley, MA Bachman. Sec: 0nd Row J. Peters, C. Graham, B Hearn, M. MacAllis- ter, 5. Telgheder, P. Panos, P. Padur, C. Angus, M. Rob- erts, L. Baas, D. Tieman, M. Miller, C. Hall, MB. VonAlI- men, C. Moore, A. Tischbien, L Tolle. Third Row -- L. Connelly, C. McGinnis, C. Mink, A. Brewer, L. Hines, M. Thomas, M. Schwager, T. Cosmic, B. Becker, C White- head, J. Mitter, K. Rienshagen, E Patsilivas, L. LaScalea, S. Goering, M. Droder. Fourth Row - D. Humbert, S. Wieman, K. Johnson, T. Watzeck, M. Wiedinger, B. Spraul, T. Hammoor, T. Murphy, L. Schaefer, D. Stone, J. Pennington. Fifth Row D. Swadener, M. Miller, C. Brigham, C. Bender, C. Hansford, B. Hart, R Knauer, R. Huack, A. leien, M. King, S. Bucalo, Mr. Ernst. b. Offi- cers M.B. McCloy m- Secretary, M. Droder Trea- surer, S. Goering - Vice President, D. Swadener President. c. Marci Schwager. ; - - - SUPERINTENDENT'S CABINET The Superintendent's Cabinet is comprised a. Dr. McMahon; b B, Bauer, K Krone, K. Diether; C. First Row - K. Kortgardner, B. Holub, M.K. Felton, M. Di 1ndwuduals th are Interested In b.elng 0n Safka; Second Row - L, Rensing, K. Dielher, K. Schot- the school board In the future. Meetlngs are telkotte, s. Mellon, D. Heverly, J. Bergdolt, L. Connelly; held monthly and discussions are held per- Third Row R Benken, RA. Weitzel, S. Doherty, L. taining to the problems of the community 33:35; SkFOUPa: K Krone: 0- Hemrl s. Byrner DE J and the school. 145 TARTAN STAFF 5mm . mummm .a-umumum - - mm 146 The Tartan organization underwent a major change this year - they gained a new advisor, Mrs. Kathy Cedemer. The Tartan promotes good journalistic techniques and displays them in the student newspaper. The Tartan also promotes events and activities of Oak Hills and reflects the opinions and attitudes of the student body. a, K. Schottelkotte, b. Front e G. Proctor, Second Row e C. Adams, 5. Mellot, editor-in-chief, KT Schottelkotte, C. Swanson, R. Garg, R. Ron- ald, B. Neff; Third Row e R. Santa, S. Rueter, T. Kephart, C. Vickery, D. Freese, S. Tompkins, C, Metz; Fourth Row e K, Rhodenbaugh, K. Schmitt, L. Mokren, NT Sefton, L. Wright, A. Robertson, L. Kegg, J. Brodt. Opposite Page e a. Mrs. Gedemer, Tartan advisor; b. C. Vickery, Mrs. Gedemer; c. C. Adams. 147 ; i 4 ; i . , YOUTH INVOLVEMENT 14a Designed to provide students With practical Mgmbers: Mrs. D Clark tschool nurse and advisorL M. mp m to ohm'the Youth $23335;52:51:12:m:a:s:,a5:gsxai.we'W Involvement Club kept busy With several projects. Under the direction of Mrs. Danna Clark, the club held a mock election and the annual Mother's Day flower sale. In addition, members volunteered their time and energy to help the handicapped in nursing homes and at St. Francis Hospital. LIBRARY AIDEShLITERARY MAGAZINE xx With the help of Miss Amoret Butler, the Literary Magazine club put together a maga- zine consisting of student essays and poems. The club members had to Choose the best writings from the many entries submitted. This page: a. Library aides: top row h T. Leesman, P. Walsh, C. Meer, P. Wessendorf, 1. Keller, K. Schehr, 5. Frank, L. Stapies, D. Schwer, L. Toll; Second row h A. Brewer, C. McGinness, l, Girten, P. Cooley, B. Combs, S. Spina, S. Doherly; Third Row - S. Mellot, T. Kramer, D. Siles, K. Schottelkotte, V. Stevens; b. MrsV Thompson; c. S. Spina; 0'. Literary Magazines top row I. Brodt, P. Padur, Miss Butler, T. Leesman, D. Schwer, B. Welty; Second row - M. Arnold, 1. Stone; Third row h C. Meer. 149 ,- :q, 45 WHHHJUF W'HHF ' ' I 1 ' 'szuef .. .Eg: hI 1 ' D MHGS 152 3 am Art provides students with creative outlets and a Chance to become more aware of the world about them. Changes in the art de- partment include the use of a movie cam- era to make filmr and the rearrangement of classes which allows each teacher to con- centrate on his major field. Mr. Jules Buff- ington and Mr. Richard Lennox left the art department and were replaced by Mr. Lance Kinz and Mrs. Sandy Carpenter. This page: a. L. Kinz and Rick Schmidthorst; 11. Ellen Fleissner; c. Jenny Douglas. Opposite page: Art Dep't. - L, Kinz, T. Tate, L. Koenig, SV Carpenter, R. Schier- loh. 154 This page: a. Chris Woods; b, art students; c. T Tate; d. Julie Honerkemp. Opposite page; a, Katie Rapien; b. Julie Brodt; c. Mary Droder, nu- - u u. I '6' : l-'- 155 The Business department offers a new course, Clerical Office Typing, for those students interest- ed in attaining a stroking skill of at least 25 gross words a minute. Four Learning Activity Packages are used which include seIf-instructional materi- als. New additions to the staff include Phyllis Ke- men, Carol Vetterhoeffer, and Ann Barnes, who replaced Mrs. Averill. This page; a Mr. Stenger; b. Mrs. Averill; c. Marci Bachman. Opposite page: Business Education Dep't e C. Averill, L. Starr, C. Smith, S. Nickel, L. Schulte, P. Kemen, M. Mattis, P. Mason, R. Haucke, C. Vetterhoeffer, J. Stenger. 156 1 Nut: 157 158 This page: a. Barb Noe, Sandy Ranz; b. Mr. Stenger; c. Kathy Mink; d. Judy Fleissner. Oppo- site page: a. Mrs. Starr, Kathy Daum; b. Miss Mat- tis; c. Terri lacobucci; d. Sylvia Spina. The English Department placed new emphasis on developing better writing skills. A writing lab was created to give students assistance with writing assign- ments and individual problems. An ad- ditional course, Scientific and Techni- cal Writing, was established to improve the writing skills of students entering scientific, mathematical, or technical college programs. This page: .3. Composition class; b. Linda Hausfeld; cw Mrs. D. Gibbens; 0'. Andy Jelen, Mark Terhar, Mike Miller. Opposite page: English Dep't. w: J. Owczarzak, D. Cochran, l. Obermeyer, G. Mor- ris; E. Wagner, D. Bernhard, C. Knight, 5. Toler, D. Gibbens, V. Chizer, S. Brinker; C. Hunt, L Holt, S Sherman, M. Drew, K. Gedemer, A. Butler, T. Peter, C. Gillespie. 160 162 Miss Sally Sherman, supervisor, stated that one of the primary objectives of the de- partment was ... to prepare students to make a more meaningful contribution to society through exploration of literature and communications media. She felt that the year went well, with teachers and stu- dents working toward common goals and getting good results. There was only one change in the depart- ment's staff: Mr. Robert Runk was re- placed by Mrs. Kathy Gedemer who came to us from Wisconsin, bringing the cold! This page: a. Mr. M. Drew; bt Chris Neal; c. Mark Siemer, Opposite page'a. Mr. J. Obermeyer; b. Andy lelen; c. Charles Ante; d. Sophomore English Class; e. Kim Harrison. 163 164 Communication, an integral part of life, is essential for mutual understanding between cultures. Knowledge of a for- eign language enables the student to learn about a different society thereby broadening his knowledge of life in general. Changes in this department in- Clude better reading materials for third year language courses and the addition of German IV. The students benefit from the expensive equipment used in lab work e especially the lab console. tUnfortunately, they did not benefit this year since the lab console didn't work at allD This page: a. Mr. del Pilar; b, Chip Brigham and Renee Strahm; c, Mrs, Tam; d. Mr. Kowzan. Op- posite page: Foreign Language DepIt - C. Kow- zan; M. Brewer; L. del Pilar, S. Tam, R. Riedmat- ter. L E m w E m m .H... m E E mm 4 in order to meet the needs of students, the mathematics department offers a variety of courses from General Math to Computer Programming and Calculus. The only changes occurred in personnel; Mike Dan- iels, a valuable asset to the staff, came to us from Country Day School, and Mrs. Mary Beth Smith replaced Mrs. Kanda Hawkins. This page: a. Judy Bedard; b. Mr. J. Williamson; c Bev Welty. Opposite page: Mathematics Dept J. William- son, H Proffit; K. Hawkins, P. Geiser, D. Heilman; R. Rosenfeld, C, Koehn, M. Daniels. 166 167 k 0:? TB HLL T IQ K F. TS This page: a. Mr. Rosenfeld; b. Mr. Geiser; c. Gretchen Gebhardt, lenny Angus; d. Mr. Williamson. Opposite page: a Bruce Kammenberg; b. Mrs. Hawkins; c. Mr. Geiser; d. Iim Bailey; 9. Mr. Proffitt, 168 The Physical Education program concentrat- ed on teaching Iife-time sports to students on an individua! basis. Some of the sports include swimming, fishing, tennis, golf and archery. New equipment - fishing rods rods and golf Clubs - was added. Mrs. Kathy Kent went to Missouri and was replaced by Mrs. Beth Richmond who has been subbing for several years. This page: a. J. Sander; b. Beth Holub. Opposite page. Physical Education Dep't. e- K. Kent, L Sander, J. Mer- ten, B. Northcutt, D. Roche, CV Loewenstine, Y. Oyakawa, W. Rutenschroer. 170 M EWEM As Mr. Ken Miller, head of the depart- ment, summed it up, When you're do- ing everything so well, there's not much you can say about it! Indeed, the science department does an excellent job, offering a varied and flexible pro- gram which meets the needs of the stu- dents. The only changes came in the personnel: James Cummins left and was replaced by Rebecca Stricklin. This page: a. Phyllis Padur, Dave Dimitriou; b. Krista McMullen, Jayme Cundiff; c. Yvonne Kahn; d. M. Finegan. Opposite page: First Row - R. DiPilla, W. Gallagher, G. lournell; Second Row - S. Brockhoff, M. Finegan, R. Stricklin; Third Row - C. Eads, R. Drewes, P. Simms, E. Poynter, R. Lowenstine. 172 MEL H .. .. kg ver.bw. ,iJthiquQJIEx min, I k. 173 This page: a. George Sifri, Chery! Huelsman; b. Jenny Lowe, Karen OEberding; c. Gina Conway, Donna Nosth- eide; d. E. Poynter. Opposite page: a, Science Fair; b. R. DiPilla; c, Vicki Rapien; d. R. Drewes. 174 liXPIZlUMl-ZV'J' l llYl'nTIlI-S :: W 175 Striving to develop capable, informed, and participating Citizens, the Social Studies De- partment organized new semester coures In American History to be used next year. Changes in the staff are the losses of Mr. Upchurch and Mrs. Woodings and the addi- tions of Mr. Stout and Mr. Baum. This page: a. Tricia Panos, Laura Kegg; b. Jeff Imfeld, Rick Elsaesser; c. Angie Ernst. Opposite page: Social Studies Dep't. - W. Stout, V. Smith, D McCabe, NL Hunley, P. Pieritz, P. Scarbrough, J. Vanzant, A. Delconte, R. Wits- ken, 5 Biederman, J. Slater, R. Baum. n. .uh. 177 This Page: 3. Nancy May; b. ML Stout; c. Julie Martini; d. Mrs. Hunley, Opposite page: 3. Dan Boyles; b. Judy McPhilIips; c. Dave Clephane; d. Angie Woods; 5. Rick Ahlers, Jim Deller, Greg Hicks, Bob Balmer 17B 179 Opposite Page: K. Hettersimer, E. Schubert, N. FIugeman, R. Hauck, Dr. C. McMahon, W. Sweeden This Page: a. Edwin Price, Walter Reece, Richard Faris, Charles Eckert, Dr. CIifton McMahon superintendent, Kathryn Ziesmann, Robert Huber; bA Richard Ernst; c. Donn Coates; d. Wil- lard Sweeder; 8, Donald Heckendorn; f. Dr. and Mrs, Clifton McMahon; g, Richard Hauck. 180 182 Opposite Page: First Row 5 Bachman, H. Pope, E. Day; Second Row - R. Shaw, M. Jervis, A. Roberts; Third Row - V. Conner, L. Piller; This Page: a. L. Filler; b. E. Day; c. A. Roberts. , .. .... F . .......... astIWA-M IHEII . and? a g. 5....mwuha .. .5ng uni. u. Wm MW .IIIIJ E mmw W W Q KITCHEN AND CUSTODIAL STAFFS 184 ; REM MFL The library, under the direction of Mrs. Thompson and Mr. Baldwin, supports the curriculum with books and materials and provides a place for research, studying, and recreational reading. The library, gaining 800 new books, aiso added a writ- ing lab staffed by English teachers. The purpose of the writing lab is to instruct students who are having problems with composition. Unfortunately, few students took advantage of the opportunity to sharpen their writing skills. Opposite Page e Cooks and Custodians - This Page: a. S. Baidwin; be Bill Cook, Steve Seitz; c. M. Thompson. 185 The Home Economics Department pro- vides experiences to help the student with everyday situations in the home and on the job. Three new Viking sew- ing machines were purchased to be used in the Dressmaking course. New play equipment was acquired for the Friday playschool sessions. This page: 3. Anita Scheper; b. Gary Dean; c. Lynn Leedy; d. D. Stutzman. Opposite page: Home Ec and Vocational Ed - L. Griffith, J. Keitz, D. Grant, P. George, J. Binkley, R. Barnett, C. Kelley, T. Hornsby, R, Abercrombie. 186 J 187 188 :. mm- This page: 3. Dan VanZant; b. Monica Shulten; c. P. Grant; 0'. Cheri McCartney. Opposite page: a. L. Griffith; b. Phil Vice; c. Nick Abernathy; d. R Zimmerman; e Julie Fields and Sarah Mullins. 189 The primary purpose of the vocational program is to provide technical educa- tion rather than' academic, and to give practical experience towards pursuing a career. A new course, Horsemanship Careers, was offered at Diamond Oaks Areas of study in this field were riding, judging and evaluation, breaking and training, stable management, and prevention and control of diseases. 190 191 192 .ph -WM mu .M wavy ,4, , K I've. .5 193 ?ERGLASS EDN SOPHOMORES Linda Abbott Mike Ackerman Brenda Adkins Steve Aerni leff Agnew Mary Jo Alba Pani Albert Tom Allbrighl Peggy Allen Margle Allgeier IE Amend Rob Anderson Vince Andelson lorry Andres Bob Andriot Linda Anglin Carrie Angus Greg Armstrong Laura Arnold Todd Asalon Steve Ashwonh Len Auberger Leslie Auel Ann Averill Kim Baas Linda Baas Michelle Bachler Bill Bader Steve Bagel Greg Bailey Michelle Bain Tom Ball Mark Ballachino Joanne Barker Jeff Barlow Debbie Barnett Mark Barnen Val Barth Kay Bartlett Teresa Bastian Bryant Bauer Julie Baumann 196 At the beginning of the year the Sophomore Class was told that it had the worst reputation in the school. After hearing this, we have tried hard to improve, Through our Choice of re- sponsible class officers and by improving our attitudes and conduct, we feel we have overcome this reputa- tion, and in the next two years will develop an excel- lent one. We sophomores have al- ready shown our potential. We are active in varsity and reserve sports, dramatics, band, and pep rallies. We have sold popcorn and mag- azines and held a very suc- cessful bake sale to heip fi- nance next year's prom. Led by Mr. Mike Finegan, class advisor, and Mr. Ernst, class principal, we are off to a fine Oak Hills experience. Rick Bears Marianne Bechtel Kathy Beck Paul Beck Toni Beck Carol Barker Jeane Becker Linda Beckmeyer Jan Behymer Joni Benz David Berling Maureen Eiegef David Bickel Eev Billhom Pam Biiona Doug Birkofer Diane Bischoff David Binner Dan Bocklet Diane Boerger Gary Boerllein lim Bohan Dan Boles Pam Bollhauer Kathy Bolmer Tony Bolser Mary Boone Jim Boothe Paul Burdiere Windy Bmgelt Pam Borgemenke Paul Bourne Dana Boyies Brian Brady Dave Braham Chris Elam Slana Brand Brenda Braswell Linda Braler Kim Brauning Ed Brewing Linda Brickner Nanci Briggs Bill Brinck Mark Brockman Ted Brockmeicr Bulic Brod! Greg Brooks Pam Brass Lynda Brown Tom Brucala Kim BrIIho Dennis Bruzina Pam Buckley Jim Buller Cindy Burns SOPHOMORES Marianne Campisano Bryan Carr Bub Cartmell Robin Casagrande Amy Cassedy Bill Castellini Darlene Caudell Ray Cella Sandy Chambers John Chaney Cathy Chappell Annie Chasxeen Jacqui Cheslochowski Laura Chezem David Chipman Tony Cippolone Todd Clark loe Clear Steve Clemens Becky Coates Barry Cohen Philip Coleman Cynthia Colvin Torn Combs Keith Condicl Tim Conley Jim Connelly Pam Cooley Connie Cooper Cheryl Cornelet 198 Keilh Carser Kun Cosmik Gina Costa Dave Cowans Doug Crain Sheila Crofford Brenda Crooker lulia Crostwaile lackie Crurn Lori Crusham Don Cruichleo Vickie Dance Mike Danner Linda Davenpnn Tarn Davenport Mike David Dave Davis Eric Davis Jeff Davis Kevin Davis Laura Davis Robert Davis Ron Davis Dave Dawes Caroline Day Debbie Deinlein Rob Delson Kim Delong Nancy Deskins Tammy Dezam Ian Dhonau Denise Dieckrnan Connie Dilworth Steve Dirr Julie Ditonto Mike Dodson Cindy Doerger Jackie Dolerhie Cyndi Dult Bill Dooley Kevin Doran Carla Doth Denise Duesing Karen Earle Arkle Egner Nancy Ehlman Chuck Eide Mark Eisenecher Jeff Elliutl Laurie Ellis Mike Elsaesser Kim Elsasser Tim Enderle Gary Enrighl Angela Ernst Cathy Esles Steve Eubanks Iane Facth Dennis Fahnle Bob Fancher Ruth Fangmann m Lu x O E O I n. O m Mary lo Ferneding Mary Sue Fischer Karen Filzpauick Maureen Flaheny Mike Flanigan Diane Fleissner Clifford Flick Claire Fluegeman Kathy Foegle Tammy Ford Gail Foster Beth Fowler Kristine Freed Tracy Freeman Debbie Freese lim Frey Sieve Flicke Chris Frimming Jeff Frimming Mark Frisch Jean Fruehle Sharon Fulier Darlene Fullz Mary Beth Funk Palricia Fulrell Dodna Gains Mike Ganxzer Rajesh Garg Nancy Geiser Marc Geurge Teresa Ceraci Lou Gerda Greg Gerald Ken Gibbs Cathy Gibeau David Gitieon lannice Giese Mark Giesel Gary Gilb Palricia Gilbert Ken Cilkey Russell Gindele William Girand Ray Glulz Melissa Colsch Teresa Guodall Denise Gurbold Kimi Gasser Donna Gunman Connie Graham Kathy Gray Elaine Gray Gerald Gray Lee Gray Thomas Gray lulianne Green Mark Green Steve Green Theresa Greer Mike Griffith William Grosse Doug Grate Ann Crolhuuse Chrisrina Grove Greg Gugger Pam Crugger Stephen Gumer Andy Gutzwillur Ty Gulzwiller Joe Haberthie: Colleen Hagarly Teresa Hagar Bill Hall Cindy Hall Holly Hall Linda Halloran lay Hansen Tnm Harbers feif Hardig Dave Harmeyer Tony Harmeyel Deborah Harpring Kim Harrison Joe Hart Rulh Harter Bob Hauck Mary Hauser David Hausfcld Man Hayes Sue Ann Hayes Troy Hayes Betsy Hearn Fim Hehl Ronald Heimbrock Denise Hein Pamela Hein Tina Hillenbchel Jack Hinkel Doug Hinton Pal Hin Gary Hobbs Ray Hoendorf Ted HoHerI Charlene Holfman Sharon Hoffmeisler Dun Hague Karen Holmes Ed Holub Iulic Honerkemp Mike Hornsby Karen Huegen Chery! Huelsman Donna Huff Robby Huffman Amy Hughm Terry Hughes Dale Humhcrl Ann Hunsitkcr Cami Hussehon Dan lnman Jane lnsko Sandy lnsprucker Andy Jacobs Barry Jacobson Larry Iakubi Glen Jansen Julie Jansen Barbara Jesse Dave Johnsun George Johnson Kelly Johnson Gary Jones Tom luengling Jim Jung Bruce Kammenbezg Charlie Karnes Pal Kathman Sharon Kay Tndd Kearby Laura Kegg Barbara Kehling Jane: Keller Carolyn Kennedy Pat Kennedy Theresa Kenney Connie Kessinger Buddy Kidd Nancy Kisl Peggy Kleiner Perry Klinefeller Diane Knapp Bob Knippenberg Rick Knue Rick Koch Tim Koenig Rick Kolde Bob Konerman Valerie Konkel Karon Korrgardner Eric Kmeulle Sandy Krah Mike Kramer Greg Kramer Patty Krchman Roger Krebs Dave Kreulzer Lee Krieg Mike Kruer Slew Kruse Daniei Kuenneke Mike Kuhl Jim Kuley Scan Lather Pattie Lally James Lumping Dana Lam .Islcr Bob Lana Don Lanharn Tdmmy Lapc Mark Lmsuro Saliv anker Greg Lupull John Leurck Gloria Lewis Steve Leyendeckm Joe Leylze Linda Liable BiII Lind Paul Lindnmann CV Renee Lipps k ndy Lnt'kwuud mus Lungabaugh Nhk? 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O m Pm: LuL-gming P.Ilw Lyons Teresa Mae: Rub Mortimgm Tum MdlkC Tum Magus Slvve Math Tm: v Mahur Don: Mahn- Mark fdaltry Tim Murrus Trm'y Marina Dana Marshall Tran- Murrini Palricra Mason Dan Mauirniro Ken May Namy May Kelly Mayes Jim MCAdarns Michell:- McCallisIcr Alice MrCurlhy S10v2 MrCJrlhy Tammy McCowan Sean MCGinn Matiannc McGraw Tony Nch-ehan Leslie MCMuIIen Don Mthillips Larry McRoberIs Mary MCSorlcy Greg Mecsc Diane Mefford Greg Meier Rob Menchen Jim Mendenhall Kathy Menkhaus Bill Merk Gary Mark Shari Mersch Peggy Merll Pam Mesley Connie Melz Fred Metzger Chuck Meyer Donna Meyer Mike Meyer Lee Ann Micrs Denny Mihou Missy Milcs Dclynne MfEEer Doug Miller Michele Miller Nancy MiHeI Susan Miller Melinda Minges Steve Minor Scolt Mischkulnig Linda Mitchell Sally Mirrhell Tlm Mixchcll Mark Miller Linda Moer-n Judy Mongenas luanita Monmmh Cathy Moore Chris Moorman Terri Morelock Mark Morgan Ron Morgan 205 Tim Morgan Shanda Mosley Larry Mueller Gail Murphy Sheila Murphy Cathy Murray Ralph Murray Thomas Murray Gary Myers Lori Myers Kalhy Neabrcy Barb Nead Chris Neal Dave Neale Lisa Nucley Brian Ne Ed Nerswick Vicky Ncwcomb Kim Nichols Mark Noble Pat Nohe Kamy Norman Tim Norlhcun Ted Oakley Michelle Oblinger Sherri O'Conner Cynthia Odell Jeff Oesireicher Marlin Oevermeyer Vera Ohlmansiek Kenneth Ohmer Joseph Olbetding Lorena Olberding Michael OleIding Keith Oldfield SOPHOMORES Kirk O'Leary lames Oliverio Joseph Oliverio Minhael Orlando Bradley Orr Liz Osfeld Clarencd On 206 Douie On Rich Owen Dale Owens Denise Pace Phyllis Padur Patrick Painter Tricia Panes Diane Paolello Terry Papin Suzanne Parcell Michael Pastura Elaine Patsilivas Norman Patterson Anlhony Patton Joann Pcllegrino leff Pennington Debbie Perin Scott Perry Larry Peter fane Peters Lautie Pemrs Russell Peters Tracey Peters Pal Petrie Ken Pfierman Bob Philpol Frank Planner! Greg Poland Slave Poltschmidt Jenny Paundslone lim Powell Toni Pradeno Sheri Prather Scon Presmn Terry Preston Tom Price Tracy Price Vickie Puckett Pam Ramsleuer Tammy Ramsletmr fane Raterman Dave Redman Donna Reidel Lisa Reidel Randy Reilman Rob Reinshagen Brad Rhein Kim Rice Robby Richardson Karen Rieger Shelly Rieger Betsy Riuer Dennis Ritler Pat Rizzo Pat Roark Kevin Robards Mira Roberts Amy Rnhcrlscn Dave Robertson Susan Rodvnhurg Dung RoedL-rshoinwr Pam Rnoll Doug Rmzmer Karon Rogvrs Alberl Relics Vickie Rolfus lay Pm'nkm Judy Ram Chris Romy Doug Russ Margin Ross Brcnda Rnlh Grog Rulhenbust h Lydia Kay RoHinuhousc Speedy Rouse Slcphunie Roun Peggy Ruubun h lid Runhl Ianniler Runhl Shawn Rulhvcn Tom Sabdth Angiv Sarto Elaine Sakvlldrmu Ron Sanm Louis Schacfvr John Schamcr Doug SChCIdI Bruce Sdlcmr Rim Sclmrpc-nberg Rob Srhlummer Holly Schmidt Steve Schmidt Jr: Ann Schmidt Alayne Schmogrow Greg Schneider Gien Schnell Pa! Schnur Robin Scholar SOPHOMORES 208 Troy Schooier Karen Schreier Kurt Schrivener Steve Schuberl Jill Schuerman Bill Schuhc Lynne Schullen Monica Schulmn Ron Schumacher Shanda Schusler Bob Schuue Debbie Schultc- Jim Schunc Dave Schweizer Tina Seal Peggy Seavcr Kalhy Segbers Phil Sexmn Lisa Sheidon Mike Shepard Mike Slewan Becky Shirley Dave Siegc-I Mike Siegert Greg Siemer Mark Siemer John Sievers Mark Silvali Diane Singleton Boyd Smith Dale Smith Dan Smixh Dan Smilh Regina Smith Sandy Smilh Sherry Smith Steven Smith Steve Smith Nick Snider Christy Sorritelli Dave Sparger Belinda Sparks Jefl Spechz Vicki Spivey Lori Sprague Bill Spraul Pam Stammer Renee Saanmn Marie Staud Susan St. Clair Shawn Steeie Rick Steeleman Greg Steffen Donna Stemann John Stevens Linda Slewarl SOPHOMORES Sharon 510 Dave Stone loni Storgion Dawn Slrasser Daniel Slreder Robin Strode Barry Slmuke Leslie Sirouse Mindy Stucker Lee Ann Sludt Lee Sturm Terry Sudhoff Larry Sumner Sandy Surbcr Rhonda SUIIIE Bruce Swallen chve Swallen Chris Tallarigo lamcs Taphorn Richard Tauber Carl Taylor Dennis Tayfor Karen Taylor Kim Taylor Sheryl Taylor SIeve Taylor Dave Tebclman Sandy Telgheder John Tclli Deb Tanner Rick Tepe Julie Tcrhar Connie Thayer Carol Thiemann Vicky Thiemann Candace Thomas Lisa Theme Terry Thompson Debbie Tieman Sandy Tienmcycr 21.0 v V. 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An Amy Tischbein Gary Todd Anita Tolle Ellen Tompkins John Towlc David Tawnley Jeanne Townslcy Carol Tramc Pete Triamafiluu Sandy Trilschler Debbie Troutnc-r Dave Turley Mike Tyier Joan UIbuch Dean Ulmcr Max VanBenscholen Paula VanGorder Daniel VanSanl Arl Vega Diane Vega Brenda Veid Julie Vest Kathi Vest Margie Vickery Linda Viel Jeanette Voelkcr Mary Ann Voelker Victor Voegele Ann Volz Mary Bea VonAllmen Ted Voanlle Kris VonLuchrle Nicholas Voss Mike Wagner John Waller Paul Wallingford Steve Waller Charles Walters Wendy Warner Todd Warnken Mall Warnock Dan Watson PaIrice Wanus Mary Watls Timothy Watzek Paul Weber Mark Webcrding Dave Waddle lohn Waddle Michaei Weidingcr Joann Weidner Chrismpher Wriler Jen Weingartner Marianne Weis Timothy Weisbrod Kenneth WeiskEch Roger Weiskiuel Kevin Welling Arthur Wells Darlene Wells Susan Weslenberg SOPHOMORES James Wesiendorf Ken Weston Art Weyler Jeff Whaiey 'Scoli Widner Sandy Wieman Dora Wiesner lohn Wilkins Angie Williams Dee Williams Diana Williams Jim Williams Traci Williams Brian Williamson Chris Wilson Terri Wise Judy Wissel JEH Wissemcier Tom Wissing Debbie Wilsken Kim Wilt Ed Wiuich Ed Wolf Tammy Wood Angie Woods Christy Woods Slave Wormus Richard Worrhing Jeff Wright linda Wright Lori Wullenweber Jeff Wurlz David Wyan 212 Jeanine Wyall Moroni Wynne lay Yaeger Lisa Yockey Tracy Young Katie Zacharias Kim Zeilman SOME I ' , Robby'Zelcn LATE -. . Amy Zimmerman Kenneth chrgel ADDITIONS . I . . Edward James lane Murphy Sarah Vignale 213 .4 a 214 Opposite-Page: a. Class officers - Pres. Sam Bucalo, Vice. Pres Mike Miller, Secretary Sherry Barrett, Treasurer Ann Nerswick; b. Beth Eckert, Michele LaGreca; c. Cam .Boommer 81 date, Mike Kramer 8: date: This Page: d. Alex Page; e. Tom Hess; f. Beth Duke; g. Jayme Cundiff; h. Scott Tucker, Karen Girdy. 215 Nick Abernalhy Mike Abrams Dave Adams Scott Adams Sandy Agnew Terri Alba Georgann Alben Frank Ambrosious Cheryl Amrien Vic Amwake Carey Anderson Jeff Angel Sarah Anncss Jim Armenlroul Kim Arnold Bobby Awad Mark Bachmann Gretla Baird Lori Balsley Ricki Bakes Denise Bamberger Doug Bamberger Anita Barnes Jean Barnhorsl Sherry Barren Shelly Basler Pal Bastian Roger Bauer Paul Baumef Pam Beck Gary Beckenmeyer Sue Becker Eric Becker Lorraine Behler Tim Bailing Mike Belcher leff Bell Carson Bender Mark Bendex Rnbmta Benevenga John Berkemeyer Mary Berning Pal Berning Cheryl Bitkel Doug Bieghle Karen Bill John Bise Sandy Biltman Diane Biuner Paul Bizzarri Terry Bioemker Barb Bock Gail Bockhofl Scott Bncklet Debbie Bollhaum Sandy Bollhauer Cam Bummer Kim Borosch Richard Bossman Randy Bolton Maureen Boyle Allen Bralford Laurie Branham Manin Brandt Inez Branson Julie Breiner Allison Brewer Jeremy Briggs Chip Brigham Kim Brock Mike Broderick Slew: Brooks Jenny Bruening Tom Bruening Mark Brunner Dawn Bruno Sam Bucalo Jim Bucher Pam Bullcr Jim Eundy Sue Bunk Alan Burck Bev Burg Mike Burke Pam Burke Vicky Burkhardl Lisa Burwick Pam Bush Pam Buller Denise Cahill Ed Cain Mike Cain Sandy CaldweH Rose Callahan Craig Callon Mike Campbell Syndy Carey Zoanna Carrol Batb Carlmell Joe Charls Dan Cheek Barb Choi Chris Christensen Greg Cinnamon Mike Cleary Barb Clements Diane Clements Dave Claphane Bev Combs Lori Combs Vic Como Greg Compton John Conly Mike Conner Harold Conrad Bill Cook Dan Cooney Kim Coombs John Cnrnelel Steve Corsnn Tina Cosmik Michelle Costa Bob Couch Richard Cowans Tim Croffnrd Jayme Cundiff Steve DrAngelo e. 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Rick Voilmer Karen VonHolle Cindy V055 Donna Voynovich Pally Walsh Gary Ward Mark Warner Victoria Weber 'i A3? 3,. JUNIODS Karen Zimmer Tom Zimmer Terri Wehrle Kathleen Weide Hugh Wells Gary Wessendorf David Weslendorl Susah Weyler Tom Wheat Gary While Sharon Whitney Scot! Wieman Sandy Wiesmann Maly Wilhelmy Terri Wilk Chris Wilkens Phil Willham Jerry Williams Ruben Williams Kim Willike Dan Wilson Greg Wilson Herman Wilson Annie Winter Lavoy Wimers Don Wissemeier Kim Wilsken lean Winerslaelter Kay Wiuich Kim Wiltich Dennis Wolf Diane Wolf Kim Wollering Donna Wlight Tami Wright Stuan Wullenwebur Mark Wunz Jeff Vohman Judy Yohman Craig Young Henry Young Lisa Young Bob Yuellig Tim Zerby 235 SENIORS 736 Class Officers: Jim tang; PIES. lisa Luegeling; Sect. Mary Beth Baabe; V. Pres. Gretchen Gebhardl, Treas. 11' . Mary H. Allgeier Karen K. Ambrosius John R. Anmeyer Jay A, Atkinson Ruth A Abernathy Richard H. Ahlers Karen S. Anderson Karen M. Auberger Patricia A Ahlstrom Amy P. Averill Karen M Alexander Debra M Awad Diane E. Bahlmann James R. Bailey Joseph P. Baker LL d0 SSV'IO Nancy E. Baldwin Robert L. Ball April R. Bantel Norma 1, Barber :74 Richard T. Barrett Carl S. Bartels Susan A. Bastian 77A fiaW-i, Patricia E Beck L V Barbara M. Becker James C. Becker Nancy L. Becker Karen A. Beckman Judith L. Bedard Rebecca A. Bedinghaus SIEphen G. Behler Amy H. Behymer 237 .27 I Loretta M. Beiting Richard P Benken Jennifer M. Ber gdolt Bernie RA Bernhaii'dt David Berry SENIORS ,f-- .2 Diane M. Binder fir? Frank A. Birkemeier Gregory A. Birkofv-er Andrew W. Bittner Deborah A. Bitzer Ann-Catherine Blank 1 '4. r-Z' Rick N. Blankenship Annette Blanton Lisa R. Bloemker Barbara A. Bode Cynthia M. Boer 238 James R. Bollinger Robert J. Bol;ner- Thomas A. Booth Mary L. Bordiere Beverly A Bossman Ag Jeffrey A. Bossman Mary I. Bovard John Brabgnd-er Teresa J. Bracken Peggy S. BrandOn LLc d0 SSV'IO Bradley L. Brinkerhoff Alan D. Brock Dale WV Brockhoff Steve M. Brockhoff Paul D. Breckman Teri L. Brooks Jeffrey S. Brown Sherrie L. Brown Mary E Brucato Linda K. Bruns 239 e l Pamela H. Buehler Diane M. Burg Billie M. Burke .Jr-f Ci. Richard Campisano Jacque l. Cannell Douglas A, Carle Susan M. Carison Cathy A. Cawein imw I; 4' Dennis J. Ceruilo Diane E. Chance SENIORS 7 Regina M. Conaway James M. Corid-ict 15 Jacquelyn B. DeMasters $35 4 Lori A. Davenport Lawrence T. Decker John B. Deremo QJ 1 Deborah L. Davis Diana L. DelConte James A. Diehl Judith A. Dawes Sharon 5. Delaney Karen R. Diether J A f Catherine M. Day hmes R. Deller Todd R. Dietrich LLC 210 SSV'IO 241 I SENIORS Michael A. Dirr : 4, MD Tim P. Ehlman Kenneth J. Erdman Dori L. Ernst iv Joseph W. Ernst Thomas L. Fisher Marianne E. Flanders ic- 11:41 Kimberly K. Espich J ,, .95 Mary Jo Fangmann Steven W. Findlay Mark E. Fianigan ? ix: g. Ricky A. Esterbrook Jacinda L. Fannin Mark E. Fischesser Priscilla E. Fleaher Linda M. Fantetti James R. Fishery Ellen L. Fleissner . L LL; d0 SSV'IO 243 Carol A. Flick Pamela A. Flohr Daniel A. Fluegeman SENIORS James S. Freed Nancy R. Furthmiller Lisa M. Gabelman Brian P. Gallagher Julieanne Gander David W. Gardner Annette M. Garza Gregory M. Gavin Gretchen R. Gebhardt lames V GEIiS 244 5L . W 4,1 David H. Gelwicks Sunday Georgeton Robert J. Gerth Barry V. Gibbens John W. Gibeau LLC cIO SSV'IO Glen D, Giesting Samuel C, Gilardi Cynthia A. Gilbert Charles A. Gilpin Frank J, Glandorf I id April L. Glaser David R. Goddard Susan A. Goering Lori M. Goldfuss Diane L. Goodfriend x KI: , - 7 : L h A Mary B. Gray Robert L. Grear Pamela S. Gregg Alfred D. Gross Gloria A. Gruenwald x4 Steven E. Hadsell Julie A. Hagen Michelle Y. Hager Scott T. Hahn Dallas 5. Hale 245 Theresa C. Hallorah Debbie J. Hammons Thomas G. Hammoor James S. Hampton, Jr. Michael L. Hampton Donna M. Haneberg SENIORS :1 f Linda 5. Hart James P. Harvey Richard W. Haukk Karen Hausfeld Linda M. Hausfeid ' 95 7,91; '1 RUSSE W- HaWthome Gregory L Hayden Lisa A. Hebbe Kraig 5. Heckendorn Gretchen L. Hecker 246 uh. l; f Paul J. Heidi Mark C. Heitkamp Richard A. Helton LL; $10 SSV'IO , ' 94., Michael D Herder Melinda S Heroux Denise L. Hetzer Deborah 1. Heverly F- f Mark A. Heyob Jonathan E. Hill Lawrence J4 Hill Julie A. Hinkel Paul C. Hirt Mary A. Hobbs Alan G. Hoff Cheryl L. Hoffman 247 z- .1 Kenneth P. Hoh Gary R. Hohnecker Thomas E. Holtkamp James S. Howard Sandra 1. Howard Beverly A. Huber I! ! ; ' SENIORS Marcia L. Jackson James J. Jansen Larry B. Jansen 5 Mary A, Jansen Andrew TA lelen w 248 William D. Robert C. Jenkins I Hunt Scott A. Jacobson 5h Oguz Karamustafalioglu Katherine A. Kenney 1 Barbara A. Kent Wayne C. Ketterman Mickey R4 Key Tracey E. Kidd LL; d0 SSV'IO f I V , 5A1- James E. Kleemeier Connie J. Klinefefter Marsha L4 Klopmeier Arthur T. Knabe Kimberley 5. Knaggs 249 SENIORS T! Nicholas G. Kolianos Ronald G. Kramer A w Mary Anne Koch Sue A. Knisley d.gr. Deborah A. K raus Sandy Krondilou 1,. Sherry L. Lambrinides Lisa M LaScaiea Steven K. Lawrentge Anthony W. Lawwill ' Laura A. Lewis Marlene M. Mahoney David R. Maltry Michael D. Leen 7-1 Susan A. Markham Julie Lynch Greg W. Marshall Bryon H. Leist f A f Kathleen M. Lyons Thomas A Martin LLC :10 SSV'IO 251 SENIORS 252 William McDonald Barbara L. MCGary :1. : I Julia A. Martini Chrislopher N. Mattimiro Colieen M. McAndrews Mary Beth McCloy Erin C. McCormick 1 Timothy J. McGinn Robin L. McKinney Melody C. Mauch Craig L. McMahon 5w; Jennifer JA McMuilen Daniel J. McPhilIips Christine M. Meer '1; 71 Michael T. Mercurio John L. Merk Kevin A. Merk Melinda A. Merk James A. Merritt James E. Meyer Patricia L. Meyer Joyce L. Meymann Michael L. Mielke Cathy L Miller Daniel L Miller John M. Miller LL; d0 SSV'IO SENIORS g. Paul Miller Julie A. Noell K enneth E. Norman Julie E. Sally A. Nickoson Vicky Northcutt Kimberly A. Niehauser Donna L. Nostheide Annette R. Nobbe Stephen M. Nystrom ,2 Peggy A. Painter Diane L. Phillips Matthew J. Pamer Katherine L. Pohlmeyer Donna S. Ohmer Peter E. Papadis Kenneth T. Penn Jeffrey T. Post I 7x Matthew J. Poundstone Devin M, Oldendick Theresa A. Padur ,5: ,. ,1 Judith L, Paul David L Prem LL; d0 SSV'IO 255 SENIORS 256 A;- g -- A Kl? Gregory H. Preston Lance M. PritChard MiChael P. Quinn Mary Beth Raabe ,, L ,u; 7 Brian A. Ramstetter Victoria A. Rapgenir James A. Rauen Margaret I. Rauen Thomas G, Rauen I'm not sure what my expectations were in JrA Hi, but O.H. HAS been fun. I think 1 expected to be older than I am now as a senior, judging by the wayl thought seniors were when 1 was younger. I guess I'll - never grow up H. SUSAN GOERING Kimberly A. Reinshagen Cynthia H. Reuter Richard C. Rhoades Kathleen 5. Teresa L. Rice Todd K, Rich Rhodenbaugh Robin R. Richmond Mefissa A. Ridener Jerome D Harold E. Robertson Ronald W. Robertson Roedersheimer Catherine D. Rom Dean A. Rohs i a Linc 310 SSV'IO XAA' A bus; Elizabeth B. Sabath Michael E. Sabin Susan N. Sachs Michael W. Safko Pamela A. Sagers 257 MA Jeffrey R. Sattler Donna K. Saylor Gina M. Schaefer 3 d Theresa M, Schaiper Steven L. Schatzman James L. Schellenberger Richard A. Schemenaur I 0, Nancy A. Schemer Anita M. Scheper Christina L. Schiller Mark E. Schlensker 34 Kurt J. Schmahl Kenneth J. Schmaltz Cheryl A. Schmid SENIORS Karen M. Schmitt Kevin M, Schmitz Edwin A. Schneider Karen S, Schnur Jeffrey J. Schoenfeld Steven D. Schramz Sandra A. Schulten Mark P. Schutte i.Ai L 9; .$ 54 Linda E. Schwab Deborah A. Schwer Melvin H. Scott Tina L. Scott Kerry Seaburn Nancy L. Sefton David E Selhorst David E. Seibel Stephen C. Seitz A kh 61. . .Z I - Kathleen M. Selby Karen A. Shook James 1. Shore 5w; ,-,1 Theresa J. Siefke Douglas E. Siegel John K. Siener Eric J Skelly Diane Smith LLC kJO SSVrIO 259 SENIORS 260 Linda S. Staples pl Beverly A. Spargur j 21.. Daryl C. Sroczynski 5H Sheri R. Stegnerd Robert J. Smyth, Jr. Rose M. Spitzmiller leffrey P. Stein , ,. 2: Roberta L. Smith Victoria L. Snow Marcia L. Spragens 1. Kimberly A. Stein F Sharyl A Smith .. king A 2- Douglas L Stammer Mark G. Stenger' Tammy M, Stephens Richard Sterling 3 Kelly 1.. Stewart Jeff E. Stone Timothy J. Strasser Deborah A. Summers .x; Karen E. Sykes Carol A. Szurlinski Lori A. Tallarig6 1 ' J Daniel S. Telli Nancy J. Tepe f '9' Mark A. Terhar Tamara L. Tew'J - ' Marianne Theobald LLC d0 SSVrlO 261 :33 Daniel J. Tiernan leffrey L. Thiemann Linda S. Thieman r' 141K Matthew 1. Tighe SENIORS L-f Robert T. Tomlinson Susan E. Tompkins Jeffrey D. Toney .f 7! . ' Michael E. Trame Paula A. Treft , 5! .. H 4 ,1 f Dana S. Ulmer Ruthann Van Arsdale James L Vanbenschoten Holly L. Vance Patricia L. Veid 262 Mary-Lee A Ventre 24 Marcia l. Wagner 11$ Michael R. Weadick Constance A. Vickery f-f' Robin A. Vogelsang Victoria L. Webb Cynthia A. Vidas I 1' ,L K Julie A. Volker w: Anne L. Ward 1 Mark W. Wet; er J Lawrence W. Vinson Richard L. Vollhardt Jane M. Wehmeier Patricia C. Voegele Paul A. Wade 4' ,. f Lisa A. Weidinger LL; 910 SSV'IO 263 Rick L. Weingartner Michael D. Weinhart Sandra L. Weiskittel Terry L. Weiskittel William M. Weissmann 115 i.,s A : ,4 ,1,- Ruthann T. Weitzel Douglas E. Welling Terri E. Wells Beverly A. Welty Barbara I. Wenhold SENIORS Leonard A. Westenberg Linda M, Westenberg 254 Daniel J. Westendorf William E Westerfeld Terri L. Westrich Carletta M. Wetterer Barbara A. Whalen m 92 James P. White 5 Jeffrey M. Wullenweber Linda S. Yazell l- f luiia M. Williams Donna M. Wissing '1 Amy L. Yang Theresa R. Witschger Tommy R. Youngman, Jr. A David A. Wiedenbein Donald R. Wiesmann n 1 Mark C. Windholtz K Roger W. Yunker Diane M. Zeek LL; JO SSV'IO 265 SENIORS How do you think Oak Hills pre- pared you for the future? I have gained responsibility, ex- perience in dealing with other people, and a desire to actively pursue my interests and goals. Above all, I have gained seIf-confi- dence and realize I am important as a person. Tami Knapp Oak Hills is one of the finest aca- demic schools in the city; It also has one of the finest sports pro- grams around. Considering these two factors, Oak Hills can do nothing but prepare you for the future? Hal Robertsoh What do you think could be done to better Oak Hills for the upcom- ing classes? Nothing should be done. It is the greatest school there is and up coming classes have a lot to look forward to. Sam Gilardi More freedom during lunch, a longer lunch period, offer 10- week mini-courses in business, clear the restrooms of the unbear- able smoke, and give students more recognition for personal achievements. Tami Knapp Donna G. Zimmerman Joan C. Zurlinden Jenny Douglas i ,9 What do you think about your exper- iences at Oak Hill? My experiences at Oak Hills have helped me grow as a person, The more and different kinds of exper- iences help you 'find yourself' e help you in the search for identity. Kerry Seaburn They were realiy great! I'd do it all again in a minute. Steve Seitz What were some of the highlights of your three years at Oak Hills? V Spike Scots, Homecoming week, Student Council, the Prom, dances . . . Linda Hausfeld The biggest highlights have been in band. I can still remember my first drill team contest. The very biggest highlight was my first Best of Oak HiHs. John.HaII Did Oak Hills meet your expectations of what a high school would be like? I was very surprised when i left St X to come here. Everyone told me I was making a mistake and wouldn't like it here. But, much to my sur- prise, I did. I've had a great time and learned a lot about people; I've a!so had some very interesting and infor- mative classes. Ken Berger It wasn't as boring as I thought. Schoolwork didn't keep me from having a good timeV' Barry Gibbens Mn 30 SSV'IO Senior Directory ABERNATHY, Ruth Ann 1Ruthie1 5655 Eula 1111 OOEA. KLEY, Penny Lynn 4462 Fehr Rd., . 1381 HERO. ADAMS,rConstance Louise 1Connie1 4910 Race Rd.1111T . Ed. 11., 12; 1 Drama Ciub 10, 11, 123M Crewlgmiii' . 11 12,- GAA 10. ADAMS, Terri Lee 6122 Sharlene Ct. 1111 AquaScots 12, Swim Team 11, GAA 10,11. AHLERS, ISSIchard H 1Rick1 5120 Mt. Alverno Rd.1381 Reserve Soccer, Marching Band, Tartan, lntramurals. AHLSTROM, Patricia Ann 1Pat1 3485' Ebenezer Rd. 1111 Latin Club. ALLGEIER, Mary Helen 6386 Bridge- town Rd. 1111 Varsity Majorette 10, 11, 12, Head Majorette 12, COE. AMBROSIUS, Kelly 7240 Kirkridge Dr.1381 French Club 12, GAA 10, 11, 12, AFS 1 ANDERSON K 1Jellybean1 4812 Mayhew , Student ANDREW, , Ct. 1111 Man .a Ho, .61 Society, In- tramurals. ' ANGUS, Jennifgr Lynn 1Jenny1 5923 Quailhill Dr. 1381Cheerleader 10,11, 12, Honor Society, National Honor Socie ANKENBRAUER, Robert Martin 1801.11 3899 Biehl 1111. 'harles Hubert 1Chuck1 5431 un 1381, Concert Choir. I, Jeffrey Lee 111210 5378 Rap- Rd. 1381 VICA. USTER, Nancy Evelyn, 5418 ke1381 LD, Mary Caroieen 3951 Drew H. 10, 11, 12, National Hono 11, 12, Girls' Choir 10, Chor. emble 11, 12 Baseball Stati' . 11 1238M h John Ralph 460 Sprin- ' t. 1381 Soccer 10, 11, 12, age Bands, Stage Crew Jay Allan 1A.1.1 3656 Ed- 3.1-IERO. R, KarEn Marie 4394 P1;- croft Dr. 1111 GAA 10,11,12,Bike Club 11,1unior Achievement 10 11, 12, Golf Team 12. AVERILL, Amy Page 3740 Sandal 1111 Oakettes 10,11,GoIf Tea 1310,11, 12, National Honor Society, on- ian Business 8: EditoriaWStafffl I ,. ' AWAD, Debra Mari 1Debbie1 . Sharlene Ct. 1111. p BACHMAN, Marcia Louise - 3122 Werkridge 1111 Drama Cl 9 1 Student Council 10, 11, 12, Oakitt . 10, 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 12. BADER, Richard G. 1Rick1 557 Or- chardview 1381 Softball. BAKER, Joseph Paul 110e1 3982 R0- binhill Dr. 1111 lntramurals. BALDWIN, Nancy Estelle 6183 Mud- dycreek Rd. 1381 Art Club. BAILEY, James Robert 1Jim1 3360 ' Glenmont 1111. BANTEL, April Rene 3601 Coral Ga- bles Rd. 1111 GAA 12, Track Team11, 12, Golf Team 12, Ski Club 10, Bike Club 11. BALL, Robert Leonard 1Bob1 6230 Mernic Dr. 1111. BAHLMANN, Diane E. 768 lvyhil Dr. 1381 HERO - President. BAKER, Donald Lee 6019 Sheed Rd. 1391 OOEA. clha'el Francis 1Chi: BALLrnE - '1 1 Lynn 1Debbie1 Dr. 1111 AFS 10, 1, Girls' Swim Ave. 11 11.-1.29? ' Richard Tignas 1Rick1 .936 G BEASTIAN, Susan Ann 1 Cleander Dr. 1381 Future Far America. B, TEMAN, Terry Lee 3956 VirgI c . 1111 VICA. t- BECK, Patricia Eileen 413mm - Dr 1331 COE. BECKER, Barbara Moni 4430 Race Rd.1111 '- 12, Student Cou; Sweetheart 1381 Ski Club, French Club. BEDARD, Judy . ben Dr. 1381 Mar Bands10,11, 12, T- SoftballTeams, ' 12. . tRI1 a'binetth - . K - e Allen 54 i12-1 .1 y 0LT, Jennifer Uenny12'1'l ge Dr. '111 Spike Scot '1' 5 es 11, 12.x CIR, Kenneih Vogele 1Bionig51 Palisgdeg-Di I381. m 68 ,11 1 3 m I 'I R . wellace Ct. 61CKNAVE' meadows I . Girls' :Chor ish Ciub1' BINDER, I 16293 ' danish ., utr- : I s 1 . I 1 - ' ,1 , , 2 1 ' MER, R- e-rt lambs 1Bob1 54:03 I ' a 1381 In amurals. ! BOO TH, To lbert 6553 Hayes Rd. 11114-H Hors Club, Drum Corps. BORDIERE, 'Z Casilewood 1 BO5SMAN, . Megdowview ary 1.eslie 36.?9 ;. 1111GAA 10,11. 1 erly Ann tBev1 3729 .t111HERO v. Pre;s. rey Alan Ueff1 37:16 111 Drama CIub i 1 thy Allen 0'im142g BOSSMAN, J: Lakewood Dr 12,;Av 12. BOTTONI, TI Simfca I111 BO'I'VARD, M; Av . I381 00 1 I . 3 BRABENDERJ 11111Band Bas Bra 3 Club, 1 lo 568: Presiogenit. -.Honor-Sbcr91y BRACHER, Da eorge 5613 Kar- N 4.1111 Stage Cre -0, lntramurals. . BITZER, Deborah Ann 1Debbie1 3423 .-'..3, .. I,, ' TT, Ignes. Werk Rd. BRANDON, Peggy Sue 7079 3339- town 1111 BRASSFIELD, Ji 1381 Soccer 10, 1'. . 12, lntramurals. . j! BREDINGER, ' . 1- Ct. I381AFs ,5 12. x,ygm RE1N'. :4 x oren tBrad1 ?. : Greenacres 11, 12, Fea- $.28 Eula Ave. . - 'MAFI'e IDIHIO 3 ' JJimnI-vr .OEA, Safety Con- w'gress 11. p42..- . - . DASE, Denny c; 5824 III ' . I - , I I 1 I381. t ? 1 2 Deborahfkl. IDebbir ' ' 32 Drama Club 12 I D VI,S Kathy Marie IKatI 669 Heav- - ly In. $381 Concert Choig' ' DNVIS, Pamela Jean 834 GiIcrest Ln. BROWN, Jeff S. 837 Suncreek Ct. I382. CLEAR, Kevin BROWN, Sherrie Lynn 3927 Delhi Warsaw Pk. I38I Pike I041. , ' 2' ADVIS, Steve C. 5317 Plumridge Dr. I382F00tba 10,11,Track10,11,12, , Student Council 10,11,12,Sweet- COMO, Timothy Michaeil 1338 heart Court, Homecoming Court. BRUNS, Linda Kay ILynni 3145 Eben- Dveils Eza bone I381 DECA. ' I3 e225 Rd. I11i GAA, Safety Congress, ' r ADAWES JUdithl Ann Uudyi 5 .3 OOEA Secretary. CLEMEN 01; 4426 De h'? BRUGATO, ,Mary E. 5472 Courier Ct Football 11, 12, Baseball 10,1 I381 ' BUCKLEY, Wayne R. 1203 Anderson Ferry Rd. I38I. BUDD, John Doug IScrubbyI 560 CONDICT, 31m ' ' Stillwater I381. ' 1' 2 -- '7 CONLEY, William Timothy 4741 Sha- BUEHLER, Pamela Helen IPami 5261 dylawn Terr. I381 Foley Rd. I381 Art Club, Young Life, GAA. CONNELLY, Laurie Ann 33 D I111 SpikeScots 10 I 12, Sup';t..'s .C, BURKE, Billie Marie 472 Pedretti Ave. I38I CAA 10. BURCK Gail 4026 Drew Ave OOEA. - BURG, diane Marie 34-1 Green I11I FFA. Chorusig12.'J armony Ln. I A I 7 'Eyglnlh ei 4321 12, ?ncert c I V ,3 - er' .fs-ggggn 10, - I L,chqueI'n1E' Jacquei - , ' I SIClub 10, 2451 South Rd. I381 COE, GAA 10, , '1 : . - . Xjntramurals 11, Drama Club 10, 11. E, Douglas Alan IDouI 21 , :Susan Marie' SueI53229 Anniston Dr. I11I. Band 10, 12, Pep Band 12, Tennis Team 11, 12. . DIEHL, James Andrew Ii South Rd. 11 5 Football 12, National Honor SoCIety 1Jim1 3189 murals 11,12. 1391 Drama Club 10,11,12,-Soec t'2-11, 12, Choir 11, 12, Su TRICH, Todd Robert 484 Su - ace 1381 Varsity Tennis 10 11 rSIty O 1011,12,Varsity885k .baII10,11,12. xDIRR, Mike Alvin 5471. yl'CA, Student Council. ' DOERGER, Kimberlee Lyn, 3302 Moonridge Dr. 1 11 52:3 1o, 11, 12. 121 DOHERTY, Mary Susan 1Su5anI 521 Erindale13815kiCIub11, 12:,4Superin- tendent's Cabinet 12, SpikEScots 11. DOOLEY, Sharon Ann 3297 B'8Ilac1e Ct. 1111 Spike Scot 10, 11, 12, Girl's -':-yarsity O 10, 11, 12, GAA 10, 11, GAA Manager 11, Varsity Volleyball 10, 11, 12, Varsity Basketball , 11, 12, Varsity Track 10, 11, National Honor Society 11, 12. DOUGLAS, Jennifer Ann 2119 D8 9 viIIe Dr. 1381. DOWNARD, Bruce Howar Brandt Manor 1111 DOWNEY, Kimberly, Kaye 1Kim1 4462 Fehr Rd., Apt. 1 1381 Historian, Softball, OOEA, Modern Dancing, GAA. 3E. DOWNEY Pamela G.1P?5Im1 4462 Fehr Rd, Apt 1 1381 ooER, OOEA Competition. DRODER, Mary Kay 3081 I .filkrldge 1111 Matscots, Treasurer of Student Council, Spanish Club, Latin Club. DUESING, Gregory Joseph 410 Sun- IandPr. 1381 Football 10, 11, 12, Bas- ketb5II 10, 11, 12, Varsity O 11, 12. ?.DUNSETH, Karen Ann 5545 Law- 'i-rence Rd. 1111 GirIs' Choir 11, Con- 'I'cert Choir 12. 11 Soccer 10,11, 12,; 11, 12, German Club 11, 12,1ntra-13 DIETHER, KarenR. 5025 BoqmerRRd ' DUWELL, Victor Raymond1Vic15270 Andy 0.1381 DWYER, Deb8rah Marie 1Debbie1 2490 SyImar 1381.; ;LSAESSER, Rich8rd Joseph 1Rick1 595 Werk 11,11. , , Ir 8 2.5558 MERSON, Laura Alice 5521 Surrey 1 832.525 vaAve. 1111. . ENDRES, David John 5517'Cove Ct. 1381FootbaII 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Varsity II II 0 11,12. W8! ERDMAN, Kenneth Joseph 3582 Eyr5 ich mi. ERNST, Dori Lynn 2749 Ebeiigfigr I381 ERNST, Joe William 5184 Rapid Run k.1381+potbaII10,11,12,Track 10, 11, 12, Intramural Basketball 10,11, 12, Intramural Softball 10, 11, 12, Var- sity O '12, ERNST, Steve Anthony 5184 Ra8id 3, Run Pk. 1381 ESPELAGE, Carol Ruth 3899 Powner Rd. 1111. ES?ICH, Kimberley Kae 1Kime KaeI 2441 South Rd. 1381. ESTERBROOK, Rick A. 697 Woody . Hill Dr. 1381Band 10, 11. EVANS, Linda Susan 3338 Glenmo t Lane 1111 COE 12. FANCHER, Kathy L. 334 Ahders Ct. 1381. FANGMANN, Mary Jo 1FangYI 5307 Rawhide 1381 Varsity Softball 10, 11, 12,, ReSErve Volleyball 11, Varsity Girls: Basketball 10, 11, Volleyball Manager 12. FANTETTI, Linda Marie 5464 DeIhi Pk. 1381 DECA ' ' Student Council 10, 11, 12, .1 Cheerleader 10. ' s 5:; 5 FATH, Joseph Bernard1loe1962 Fash- ion 1381 VICA. FEENEY, Colleen Marie 5599 Foley 1381 Volleyball. FEENEY, Mark Thomas1FIash Feeney1 ' 5599 Foley 1381 Class Vice President, VICA. FEIST, John Thomas 5649 Rapid Run 5.1381 VICA m EIST, Kathi Jarie1Lois Lane1 200 Pe- :dretti 1381 VICA, Class 8 School Re- porter FELLINGER, Stephanie Ann 2435 8yI- mar Ct 1381 GAA 10 dent of GAA 12, Country 12, Band 10, donian Business 5 ff 11,12. FELTY, Timothy L. 6239 Wesselman Rd. 1111. FIELDS, Patti S. 5881 ChapelhiII Dr. 1381 Track 11, 12. FINDLAY, Steve W.1Fiend1310 Char- ing Cross Ct. 1381. FISCHER, Andrew G. 440 Pedretti Ave. 1381 Football 10. FISHER, James R. 1Crazy Eagle1 4054 Lee Ct. 1111 Track, AFS, Drama Club 12. FISHER, Tom Lee 6714 Taylor Rd. 1111 VICA, Graphics. FISCHESSER, Mark Edwin 1SIeepy1 6479 Rapid Run 1331 VICA. FLANDERS, Marianne Elizabeth 478 D? Greenwell Rd 1381 Drama 10, French Club 10, 11, 12, AFS Club 11, 12, L05 cal Honor Society 10, 11, National 1- m. I!- Honor 11 12: $3. J35: FL' Chi Cr. 11, FLEISSNER, Allen Louise 5410 Karen Ave. i11J GAA 10, Girls Track 11, Ca- ledonian Business Staff 11, 12, Spi I Scots 12. FLICK, Carol Ann 5351 Belclare; 5 139100515. FLICK, Mike R. iFlickerJ 954 i38J. FLOHR, Pamela Ann Glenhaven Rd. i38J Swi Co-Captain of Swim Tea Ec Ciub Treasurer 12. FLUEGEMAN, Daniel Ala Harrison Ave. i11J Band1l': , Concert Choir 11,12,Pep Band 12, Best ofO.H.11,12,ContestBahd 12, AV.12. ng . FRANCISCO, Steven H iSteveJ 647 Hayes Rd i11J ' Ruth 3332 ' ace Rd. . . k 1791 i ' tCoun- FRANK, Glenn Alan iBuffalo Chips h Reserve 463 Pedretti Apt. 6 i38J VICA 10, Var- restling , 1011 -J Joseph U- .1331 bass VIC FRANK, Sandra Lee iSandy Simca i11J German Club 10 3 . I - ' ' i38J HERO. Library Aide 10, 11, 12, ' - JulieJ 5459 volvement 10, 11. harles Allen iCI v.1;- . tionggm FREED, James StepheniFIi Hilliard Dr. i38J Footb Council, Caledonia . IPatJ 5233 Bel- II1, Intramural ie 5326 Bel- ics Club 10, b 11, Span- Band 10, 1 ish Club 10.. GAVIN, Gre I -l 4599 Pa- ' i J tron Ct. i38i VI '5 , ' GEBHARDT, GJ Country Hills i38Jr 11,12,5tudentCoif' Honor Society 10,; Honor Society11,1 11, 12, Best of O.' Rae 5932 . , ading 10, Vice Pfiasjdent of StuIden. o 4l,11, Local 12, National Honor Socie 11 National OakeWZ, . : r1: Treasurer Intramural Softball, Track, Intramural Basketball. GOLDFUSS, Lori Mae 2099 Ebe: 1381 Youth Involvement 10, 11, 12, FTA 11, German Club 10. GORRASI, Diane Lynn 3751 Eben- ezer Rd. 1111 OOEA. GRAY, Mary Beth 5719 Faysel Dr. 1381 Student Advisory Recording. Secretary, OOEA. GREAR, Robert Lee1Bob15631 Rapid Run 1381 VICA, Parliamentarian Qf-or Class. GREGG, Pamela Susan 1Pam1 5757 Boomer 1391 FFA. GRIMM, Dennis 5363 Cleander Dr. 13814 GROSS, Alfred Don 5857 Rapid Run 1381 FFA. GRUENWALD, ngria- Ann 3005 E:Werkridge Dr. 1111. HAGAN, Julie Ann 543 Covedale Ave. 1381 Girls' Varsity Tennis Team 10, 11, 12, Caledonian Staff 11, 12, Aquascots 12, Concert Choir 12, Su- perintendent's Council 10, Reserve Basketball 10. HAGER, Michelie Yvonne'1Mickey? Peanut1 15355 RapidRun1381GAA 10, Gymnastics 11, CQE 1-2'. 7 HAHN, Scott 5795qulff Rn. 1381. HALE, Kevin W.. 70-12 PickWay Dy. 1381 IntramurallFootball 12, Intramu- ral Softball 1?. . ; HALL, John 4220 Glenhaven Rd. 1381 Spccer 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, AFS 12' HALLORAN, Theresa Catherine 279 Glenfield Ct.13810akettes 10, 11, 12'. xHAMMO-NS, Debbie 10 4439 Delhi Pk. 1381. HAMMOOR, Thomas Gregory 1Tom1472 Pedretti Rd. 1381Wrestling 10, Student Council 11, 12, Latin Club 11, 12, Cross Country 12. HAMPTON, Jim W. 3786 Tower Rd. 1111 FFA. HANEBERG, Donna Mae 5706 Eula Ave 1111 OOEA. HANSFORD, Charles Allen 1Chuck1 4994 Schroer Ave. 1381 Reserve Bas- ketball 10, Student Council 10, 11, 12, Varsity O 11, 12, Varsity Cross Country 11, 12, Varsity Track 10, 11, 1.2, Intramural Football 10, 11, 12, ln- . tramural Basketball 11,112, Intramural Softball 10, 11. HANSFORD, Kathy Lynn 4994 Schroer Ave; 1381 FFA. HARMEYER, Tina M. 5421 Lariat Dr. 1381 OOEA. HART, L'ihda Susan 5557 BreeZe Wood 1111 DECA III. HARVEY, Jim Patrick 687 Woodyhill Dr. 1381. HAUCK, Richard William 1Haucker1 820 Ivy Hill Dr. 1381 Football 10, 11, 1 .12, Student Council 10, 11, 12, Cale- don'i'an. Business Staff 11, 12, Wres- tling 10, 11, Track 10, 11, Intramural Softball 10, 11. HAUSFELD, Karen Lynn 6551 Cleves Warsaw Pk. 1381. HAUSFELD, Linda Marie 3080 Crest moor 1381 Student Council 11,.12, Spike Stat 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10. HAYDEN, Greg James 4024 Simca 1111 HEBBE, Lisa Ann 7058 Pfckway Dr. 1381COE. HECKENDORN, Kraig Stewart 1Dorn1 3012 Sue Ln. 1381 Basketball 10, 11', 12, Intramural Softball 11, 12, Intramural Football '11, 12, Varsity 0 11,112. .HECKER, Gretchen Lisa 1Clara Buck1 511 Hibernia Dr. 1381 Swimming 10, Oakettes 11, 12. HEHL, Susan Lynn 3633 Castlewood Ln. 1111. HEIDI, Paul Joseph 1Hude1 1581 Dev- ils Backbone 1381 Auto Mechanics, VICA. HEIMAN, Mary 5210 Valley Ridge 1391 Tartan 11, Tartan Business Man- ager 11, Drama 11, Superintendent's Council 11. HEITKAMP, Mark 5290 Belclare 1391 Wrestling 10, 11, 12. HELTON, Richard 1Rick1 4308 Westwood Northern Blvd. 1111. HENDLEY, Nancy Lee 5451 Joey Ter. 1111 Drama Club 10, Karate Club 10, Oakettes 11, Track Team 12. HENRY, Jim Robert 1Jim Bob1 5678 Karen 1111 Intramural Softball, Intra- mural Football. HENSLEY, Carolyn Ann 3766 Starlite Ct. 1111 Oakettes 10, 11, Girls' Cho- rus 10, German Club 10, 11, Secre- tary for German Club 12, AFS Club 10, 11, Treasurer for AFS Club 12, Concert Choir 11, 12, Band 11, 12, Student Council 11, 12, Superinten- dent's Cabinet 11, Best of OH. 10, 11, 12. HENTZ, Steve T. 501 Montview Ct. 1381. HERBERT, Judith Ann 11udy1 3857 Robinhill Dr. 1111 Basketbali 10, 11, Art Club 10, 11. HERDER, Michael Dwyer 1Mike1 491 Springarden Ct. 1381. HEROUX, Melinda Sue1Mindy15414 Delhi Pk. 1381. HETZER, Denise Lynn 5707 Brandt Manor 1111 Oakettes 11, 12. HEVERLY, Debbie Jane 5570 Win- dridge Dr; 1111 Spike Scots, Art Club. HEYOB, Linda Kay 5592 Bridgetown Rd. 1111 Girls' Track Team, GAA, Chemistry Aid. HEYOB, Mark Anthony 1 Main St. 'WAf I dHH ER HUBER, Be 81 Oakei . 3351 Green- Moll Varsity non Ext. .5 etball, Football, Base- 1 onor So ,1f,0 11' , x - nathan Ernest How 3351 .1 . mount Dr.1111 Varsity Footw HU. I I .,l Varsity Wrestling, Varsity O . Lou1 t 1 1F H 1 Lawrence John 6601 Hlayes Rd. HUHW l 11 thI,W ,T'k. t 1 o a r g rac HUNDEM11 HINE 1;; 164 Dundas 1381. Rd41ime: , Honor SOClet . HINES, Michael Kelly 1Mike1 41139 Rybolt Rd.1111 Soccer, Baseball, HUNT' W'll'am Da Track, Wrestling . K . HTNKEL HIRT, Paul c 2 'e; 5319 Law, rence Rd. H11 Bike 12 k HOBBS, Mary Ann 1Hobn03621 Mayhew 1381 Taylor 1111 Matscots 10, 11, 12, Best 7, ofO.H.10,Pep Club 10 IM , , FF, Alan Gregory MD 3602 Eben- H11. ,Cheryl Lynn 488 S 1 ' I d, Concer 9' ' KENNEY, Kathy Ann iBookwarmi 4279 Paul i381 DECA Secretary. KENT, Barbara Ann iBarbi 3847 Vir- ; ginia Ct. i111 OOEA. KERN, Joe L. 246 Jupiter Dr. KETTERMAN, Wayn-1 boyi 3185 Sout KEY, Walt - KIDD, Tracey Rd. i111 Drama KIEFER, She i111 Caledo 12. K EMBALL, Ct. i381. KIMBALL Jimray Ct KING, M i111 Trac Latin CI GAA 10 KINNE, -n M. I Faysel i, 12. KLAP'I' an Mar Castle 1 HERO. I KLAUS , bone i381. ' -n 1390 Dev KLEEMEIER, James Edwardilim 3344 'i' Glenmonth.i11iSwimming10, 11;. 12, Ski Club 12. . KLOPMEIER, Marsha Louise 55w;- Werk Rd. 011 Oakettes 10, 11, man Club 10, Art Club 11, 12, Na tional Honor Society 11,12,P7j Club 10, Chorus 11, Best of O. H. f 11, Chemistry Lab Assistant 12. ,- KNABE, A. Tom 7045 Wyandott' i381 Football 10, 11, Wrestli. Baseball 11. KNAGGS, Kimberley Sue :- ver Ln. i381 Oakettes 11,. ' Club 11, 12. KNAPP, Tami Lynn 54. President of National a 12, Oak Hills Honor So 10, 11, 12, Historia Sports Manager of Scot 12, Natio 12, Vale ' 3 ' Soccer Cleves Warsaw i331 VICA. 11, LAIB, Gregory F. iGregi 253 Center- view i381. k BRINIDES, Sharon Lee iSherryi ' reencrest Ct. i111 Spikescots ots 11. Dolores iDee Deei or Dr. i111. ison i111 Re- football 11, 'LEA, Lisa Marie 1161 Neeb Rd. Student Council Track, GAA. ' ENCE, Steve Kelley 6167 Mern yr. i111 SI ILL, Anthony Wayne iTonyi ' esselman Rd. i111 Lynn 2289 South Rd. i381 Oa- irls Choir. lichael P. iMikei 374 Klemme Theresa Lynn iTeer 2972 ue i11i French Club, OH z..ine, Library Aide. j Maria 3425 Marcella ,d 3966 Robinhill s iTonyi 2416 z: e nhi i381 12, GAA 10, Best of OH 11. q LINDSEY, James Michael 7142 Bridgetown Rd. 1111 ViCA. LINGARDO, Antonio Philip 1Chink1 7182 Pickway Dr. 1381Cross Country 10, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Varsity O . LIPPS, Bill A. 570 Pedretti1381OOEA. LIPPS, Janice Ann 260 11118 Dr. 1381 DECA President, Vice President of Class. LIPPS, Ronald Herbert 4659 Mt. A13 verno 1381 VICA. LLOYD, Karen Ann 6321 Sharlene Dr. 1111 Volleyball 10, 11, 12, Basket- ball 10, 11, Track 10, 11, 12, Girls Varsity O 10, 11, 12, GAA 10, Spikescots 10. LOHMAN, Terence Joseph 1Tercy1 5593 North Glen 1111 Wrestling 10, 11,12, Track 10, 11,12, Cross Coun- try 11, 12, Varsity O 12. LOWE, Jennifer Sue 1Jenni1 3375 Al- gus Lane 1111 Girls Track Team 10, Matscots 11, 12, Youth Involvement 11, Girls Chorus 11, Concert Choir 12, Best of OH 12. LOZE, Cynthia Rose 1Flash Cindy1 889 lvyhiil Dr. 1381 Spikescots 11, C.O.E. 12. LUCAS, Richard Paui 3927 Ebenezer 1111 Wrestling 10, Drama 10, Student Council 12. LUCKETT, Donald Randloph 1Don1 5282 Belclare Rd. 1391 VICA. LUEGERING, Lisa Marie 283 lhle Dr. 1381 Girls Track 10, 11, Caiedonian 12, Class secretary 12, Homecoming float 12, Prom committee 12, Mats.- A cots 12, Homecoming Queencandi- date. LUND, Tamara 1Tammy1 3649 Sandal . 1111 OOEA. LUTZ, Gayla .Sue 5479 Joey Terrac8 1111 OOEA. LUTZ, Mark Robert 4948 Mt. Al- verno 1381. LYNCH, Douglas Glen 5637 Rapid Run 1381. LYONS, Kathy, Marie 5392 Julrnar 1381 Student Council 11. MaCGREGOR, Andrew Roland 1023 Tahoe 1381. AV, Tartan. MAHONEY, Marlene Marie 5456 Alomar Ct. 1381 DECA. MAIR, DonaldJ. 5582 Windridge1111 AV. MALTRY, Dave Robert 289 Kinsman Ct.1381Track 10, 11, 12, Cross Coun- try 11, 12. MARKHAM, Susan A. 5573 North Glen 1111 National Honor Society 11, 12, Tennis Team 12, GAA 10, 11, . French Club 10, 11, 12, Ski Club 10. MARSHALL, Greg, W. 6049 Bearcat 1111 Reserve Golf 10. ' MARTIN, Thomas Anthony 1Tom1 4288 Skylark Dr. 1381 AV 1.1, 12,,Con-' ' cert Choir 12, Drama 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 11, 12. MARTINI, Julie A. 5413 Rapid Run 1381 GAA 10, Youth Involvement 10, ' FTA 11. 1111. MARTINI, Raymond C.1Rick1 593 Rockwell 1381 Baseball MARTINI, Vickie Lynn 593 Rockwell- 1381 HERO, Student Council. MATTIMIRO, Chris N. 1234 Devils Backbone13813tage Crew.10, 11, 12, Vice president 11, Band 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 11, 12, Stage Band 12, Student Director 12. I. 1111 Wrestling 10,113.; , MAYER, Susan Lynn 5566 Wi'nar MARTINI, Karen Sue 6850 Taylor McPI-1lLLlPS, Daniel Joseph W ,3 MAY, Ke'lly 7153Vld; 1Red 1111 COE 12. MAYES, Norm8njoseph1Norm17019 3:... Pickway1381 MCARTHUK, Karen Lynne 4587 MysticaIIZRbi'e 1381 National Honor Society,' OOEA Club, Regional OOEA Contest. MCCARTNEY, Cheri Lynn 218 Jock- i wood Ln.,1381 Swimming 11. 3 MCCARTHY, Dan James 5443 Rapid Run Rd.1381. :3 McCLAIN, Cindy Beth 5201 Andy, 2 Ct 13 8.1 3 MCCORMICK, Erin G. 5375 Rawhide 1i Tr. Nat. Honor Society 11, 12, Volley- 3 ball 11. ' McCULLEY, Tyleen Fay 4077 Lee Ct. 1111 MCDONALD, William 1311113392 Fid- '52? dler's Gree'n Rd. 1111 Soccer, Diving 18am, Track, Varsity O . McENENY,Judith1 1Mac13419 Mar- 5: c8113 1.111 ' ' McGARY, Barbara Lynn 1Barb1 4410 Glenhaven Rd 1381 DECA.1 LWMcGINN Timothy John 3885 ,, 3 M'ChuICh Ln. 1111 VICA. ' , :MCKINNEY, Robin Lynn 991 Wilder- . , ness- Trail 1381 OOEA MCMAHON, Craig Lewis 5715 f Windvrew 1111 Stage Crew 10, Tech. 3D..ir 11, 12, AV 10, V Pres.11, Pres. ' 12, Band 10,11,12. 'McMULLEN18nnifer Jane1Jen12829 1 Springwood Qt. 1111 Varsity Volley- .ball 10, 11,12,Var5ity Basketball 10, ',11 12,Track10,11,Swimming 12, .GA-A 10,11, Spikescots 10, 11, Art ; Club12. President 12, . 5154 Juv8n8 Way 1381 MEER, Christine: MarY1Chris1 5934 Lawrence Rd. 1111 Youth Involve- ment 12, Art Editor of Literary Maga- zine 12, Honor Society 12, Art Club 12, German Club 710. - MELLOTT, Susan 1Sue1 457 Wilke D11; Student Council 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Mixed Choir 10, Concert ' Choir 11, Tartan 10, 11, 12 1Editor-in- chief1 12, Sup't.'s Cabinet 10, 1'2, Spikescots 11, 12, 1capt. 121 MENCHEN, Richard Joseph 1Mench1 6166 Kingoak Dr. 1111 Reserve foot- 1 ball 10, Reserve baseball 10, Varsity football 11, 12, Varsity baseball 11, , ' 12, Ti'ack 12, Varsity O 11, 12. 1 1MENDEVL, Jack- Bernard 3334 Biehi1111 VICA. . .MERCURIO, Michael Th0mas1Mike1 1 43.41 Skylark1381 1' f. MERK, Kevin A. 911 Pontius Rd.1381 ' '-Wrestling 11, 12, lntra. baseball 11, 12, Football 12. MERK, Melinda Ann 1Mindy1 3998 Ridgecomb 1111 OOEA. METZ, Christopher C. 3808 Reeme- Iin Rd. 1111. MERRITT, James Aleo 1Gimp1 5663 Delhi-1381Band 11, 12, Soccer10, AV 11. MERTEN, Julie Patricia 592 Libbejo Dr. 1381 GAA 10, Spanish Club 10, 31::Track11. METZGER, Gail Lynn 3203 Northgate Dr. 1111 Pep CIub10,11,GAA10,11, Tennis. MEUCCI, Raymond Anthony 1Ray1 3 3734 Lakewood 1111. MEYER, Gary Lee 4949 Mt. Afverno , 1381 Band, Swim team 11. 1MEYER, James Edward 11im1 6138 Johnson 1391 Intramural sports. MEYER, Patricia Lynn 1Pat1 4483 Hutchinson 1111 Tartan 11. MEYER, Tina May 6862 Hearne Rd. 1111 GAA 10, 11, 12, Pep club 10. MEYER, Vera Ann 5331 Orangelawn 1381 OOEA. . MEYERS, Lori Jean 5666 Euia1111Nat. Honor Society. MEYMANN, Joyce Lynn 412 Morr- vue Dr. 1381 GAA 10, Spikescots 11, -12. MILLER, Cathy Louise 501 Morrvue Dr. 1381 Matscots 12, Choir 11, 12, FTA 10, Varsity Tennis 11, 12. MILLER, Daniel Joseph 1Dan1 5110 Foley1381VlCA. V MILLER, John Michael 1Mike1 5957 Childs Ave. 11 11. MILLER, Paul Edward 1Paul1 5633 North Glen Rd. 1111 Intramurals 10, 11, 12. MILLER, Robert Earnest 1Bob1 5786 Childs 1111 Drama 10, 11,12, Concert Choir 11, 12, Supt'.'s Cabinet, Voice of Democracy speeches. MISHURDA, Joseph Constatine 11061 5530 Alomar Dr. 1381 Football 10, 11, 12,Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12. MITCHELL, James Reed1Mitch15653 Windridge Dr. 1111 Football 10, 11, 12, Basketbali 10,11, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Varsity O 11, 12. MITCHELL, Kathy Sue 2043 Eben- ezer Rd. 1381 Soccerscots 10, 11, 12, c0wcaptain 12, Girls Reserve Basket- ball Team 11, GAA 10, 11, French Ciub 10. MITTER, Julie Elizabeth 7715 Trail- wind Dr. 1421 Student Council. MOMBERG, Scott David 5567 Law- rence 1111 VICA. MONTGOMERY, Edward Moore Jr. 4319 Mayhew Rd? 1381 VICA. MOORMAN, Ann Marie 2355 South Rd. 1381 1A. MOORMAN, Brian Scott 219 Jupiter Dr. 1381. MUENCHEN, Jeffrey Edward 4292 Glenhaven Rd. 13811 MURPHY, Christine Marie 1Murph1 365 Glen Oaks Dr. 1381 Student Council 10. MURPHY, Thomas William 1Murph1 492 Sunaire Terr. 1381StudentCoun- CH 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Intramural sports 10, 11, 12. MURRAY, Sharon Lynne 476 Samoht Ridge 1381 OOEA, GAA. NABER, Sally Ann 2519 South Rd. 1381 COE. NEALE, Peggy Ann 5786 Fourson Dr. 1381 Soccer Scots 12. NEWCOMB, Ron Joseph 1Newc1 1056 Hickok Ln. 1381 Cross Country, Track. NIEHAUSER, Kimberly Ann 1Kim1 5721 Lawrence Rd. 1111 Aquascots 10, 11, 12, GAA 1o, 11, 12, Swim team 12, Pep club 10. NOOBE, Annette Ruth 5118 Mt. AI- verno 1381 GAA 10, 11, Home Eco- nomics 12. NOBLE, Debra Sue 1Debbie1 3338 Geroid Dr. 11939 1381 OOEA. NOELL, Julie Ann 4922 Duebber Dr. 1381 Caledonian 11, 12. NORMAN, Ken Edward 1Fred1 4377 Cloverhili 1381 VICA. NOSTHEIDE, Donna Lee 3077 Pic- wood Ct. 1111 Drama. NYSTROM, Steve Michael 6249 Kin- goak 1111. OEHLER, Vicky Sue 298 Kinsman Ct. 1381 Latin Club. OLBERDING, Tim E. 1Dine1444 Sur1- aire Terr. 1381. ' Karen Louise ome EC Club 12, 0T1, Judit Rd. I111 Draina OWENS, P333! I381 DECAa . ar Ct. Isyi I trie. .2rt111 Caledonian 12, Iety,;lationa: Honor Socie PAwR, Kevi mg 1381 FFAk 1 10, Football 1', 1 ,Jazz BAnd 10, 11, 12, ,. , . ,. Peiu band Contest bfajrfa, Intramural RAUENIThomaS GeorgeITomL kix v - 5, Gregory Dale iGr :r Dr. i38i Football 1'? 10. WOBERTSON Harold, I33 Wildcherry Ct. i ; ,ootball ' ' 1, 12, WSON, Rgin w W t. i38i. ' :0 ii ' SHEIMERi'Jerome D. Uerryi , 3 Moonridge D. UH Best of OH 10, 11, 12, Soncert Choir 11, 12. IOEMER meson P Uamiei 6005 i - i11iTrack 10, AV 10. i OGERS, Charles Th-n ROHS, Dean ' Sunset Apt. , ROLFES, Jame lhie Dr UBiB tramural Softba R0 ES 'lane Alicea A at . :.d Dr. i1 - '2' rtCIub1'v R0; .k 0,1 , 1 :ifls Varsity' ..oft-al Co, 11, 12, or .Societ RUSSO, David Char Ridge Rd. t39i vie RUTENSCHROER, Apr i Ebenezer Rd. i36i FFA. RUWE, Mic aelg Rd. i11i VICA SABATH, Eli 170 Silverspri 12, French C i lAnh7 3392 Har- Caledonian Ed. Staff, 1 SEHLHORST, David Erwin 5741 Fay- Foley Rd. 1381. 4 sel Dr. 1381 VICA. SCHMITZ, Kevi SPARGUR, Beverly Ann 1Sparky'il Childs Ave. 1111 6554 Simon Dr. 1381 Student Cou 10, Girls' Bas ,: SEIBEL, Dave Edward 1W' 2211 Kirkridge 1381. SCHNUR, Karen Sue 4255 T11 1111 OOEA, French SElTZ, Stephen Clarke 1Sff51e1 627 lam . SCHOENFELD,Jeff1 011512 se Dr.1381.12'; SCHRANTZ, Steven David 5501 Childs Ave. 1111 National Society, Intramurals. espians 1Pres. 121, Cpnce .. 1 -st of OH. SPRAGENS, Marcia Lynn 3364 Cres- centview Ln. 1111 Gymnastics 10, 11, Honor Society 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, Girls' Varsity IIOII 111 Kathlee Maria1Katth5 .1. 6 SCHULTEN, Sandra An 5470 Childs Ave. 1111 Pep COE. SPRAUL, Karen Ann 5560 Picardy Ln. 1 :1111 Spanish Club - siipczvNSKI, Daryl c. 6620 Taylor SCHUTTE, Mark Paul 1Schut -q; 1111Track 10, Cross Country 10. kay 11 11 Track. 5 4 '5 '- AT,Tim H.1Rev.lke15905 Harri- Aer' Ishbokme QAve. 1111 . . A. . STALL, Brian Arthur Boobs 3638 Jos , 0 Robben Edgebrook Dr. 5111 Football 10,'-11, I LIral so all. 12, Baseball 10, Wrestling 10, Track 11, Varsity o 11 12. E, Te1ri: Ie'a' 194594 Harwinton Ln. 1111 VICA'Vic president. SIEGEL, Douglas Eu 1 ezer Rd. 1111. rd 3780 Eben- lntramurals STAPLES, Lin 01' imeley Terr. 1381 GAA 10,5 t, Pep, Con- Club 10, 11,11? Sup' t.' 5 Cabin : ridge Dr. 111 Chorus 12, STEIN, Jeffr ,1 , atres 1111. STEIN, Kim. ben 1381. 1 :5ng Kent 1Rob1 7026 1381 Soccer 10,11,12, .L :11 brook Dr. 1111 Drama Club 12, Home EC. Club 12, Library Aides 12, Girls' Choir 11, Choir 12. STEWART, Gary Alan 5525 Green Acres Ct. 1111 a. STEWART, Iohn David5459 Joey Terr.1111VlCA. ' STONE, Jeff E. 1147 Tahoe Terr. 1381 Drama Club 10, Literary Magazine 11, 12. STOUT, Scott 1Nose1 5930 Sheed Rd. 1391. STRASSER, Tim John 7503 Wessel- man Rd. 1021 VICA. STRAW, Kathy Patricia 761 Serben Dr. 1381 OOEA. SUMMERS, Deborah Ann 1Debbie1 6233 Elmhill Ct. 1111-Drama Club 11, 12 1VEce-Pres.1, Girls' Chorus, Choir 11, 12. 1:1 SUTTHOFF, Lawrence James 1Wild 1Man1 1046 Alcliff Ln. 1381 Library Aides 12, Sup'tfs'jCabinet 12, Intra- mUrals 12. SUTTLE, Richard Blake, Jr. 1Rick1 6124 .Kingoak Dr. 1111 Intramural Softball 12'; -. SWANSON, Charles Waldemar 1Chuck1 2774 Beecherfalls Ct. 1381 Tartan Staff 12. SWEARINGEN, Mark Gerard 4181 .Race Rd. 1111 Tartan Photographer 1D, Intramural Softball 12. 1 SWEENEY, Gerald P. 1Gary1 288 Hali- donhill 1381. SYKES, Karen Edith 1K.E.S.1 353 Glen Oaks Dr. 1381 Soccer Scots 11, 12, Track 11, German Club 10, 11, Cafe- teria Committee 10. SZURLINSKI, Carol Ann 3893 Race Rd. 1111 Sofrbali 10, 11, COE. TALLARIGO, Lori Ann 5447 Childs Ave. 1111 Softball 10, COE 12. TAYLOR, Christine Marie 513 Morr- vue Dr. 1381 French Club, Spanish Club, German Club, AFS, GAA, Na- tional Honor Society. TEETOR, Gary Louis 1Teet1 3772 Star- lite Ct. 1111. TELLI, Dan Scott 314 Shaker Ct. 1381. TEPE, Nancy 10 7074 Taylor Rd. 1111 Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Track. TERHAR, Mark Adrian 3093 Brook- view Dr. 1381 Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Varsity 0 . TEST, Myles Patrick 6075 Snyder 1391. TEW, Tamara Lee 1Tammy1 6534 Thunderhill Ln. 1381 Drama 10, 11, Latin Club 10, 11, Vice President of Latin Club 12. THEOBALD, Marianne 5186 Valley Ridge 1391 COE. THIEMAN, Linda Suzanne 337 Rob- ben Ln. 1381 OOEA. THIEMANN, Jeff Louis 1Jeffro1 419 Sunaire Ter. 1381. THIEMANN, Thomas John 1Tom1 5739 Westgrove Dr. 1111 VICA. THINNES, Valerie Ann 204 Cloverhill Terr. 1381. THORP, Peggy Ann, 1Thorple1 5516 - Harrison Ave. 1111 Home Ec. Club 12, Cohcert Choir112, Drama 11, 12,1 Girls' Chorus 11, GAA 10, 11. TIERNAN, Daniel Joseph 1Dan1 313 Glen Oaks 1381. TIGHE, Matthew John 1Tiggy1 872 Ivyhill Dr. 1381 FFA. TODD, William Roger 1Wild Bill1 5820 Lawrence Rd. 1111 Swim Team 10, 11, President of German Club 12. TOLLE, Linda Jean 4302 Simca 1111 Library Aide, Drama Club TOMLINSON, RobertTerrence1Ter- ry1 263 Deephaven Dr. 1381 Baseball 10, Soccer 10, 11, 12, Varsity O 11, 12. TOMPKINS, Susan E. 1Sue1 Cleander 1381 Tartan, Home Ec. 5414 TONEY, Jeff D. 6693 Woodcrest 1381. TRAUB, Allen Eric 4454 Glenhaven -. -..L Apt 61 1381. TRAME, Michael E. 728 Heavenly Ln. 1381. TREFT, Paula Ann 4939 Duebber Dr. 1381 Ski Club 12, French Club 10, Scrapbook Chairman of C013 12, Soccer Scot 11. TREMOULIS, John Nick 5650 Cleves Warsaw 1381. TRITSCHLER, Thomas Frank 1Tom1 829 Ivy Hill Dr. 1381 Football 10, 11', Wrestling 10. ULMER, Dana Shirley 5635 Woodha- ven 1111 Vice President of.AV 12, Drama Club 10, 11, 12, Honor Soci- ety 12, Art Club 12. VANARSDALE, Ruth Ann 1Ruthann1 4711 Foley Rd. 1381 OOEA, Class Sec- netary. VAN BENSCHOTEN, James John 1Vee1 5337 Briar Hill 1381. VANCE, Holiy Lee 312 Shaker Ct. 1381 VEID, Patricia Lee1Patty1285 Center- view 1381. VICE, David Wayne 11ake1 3490 Tol- land 1111. VICKERY, Constance Ann 1C0nnie; 3937 Grace Ave. 1111 Tarzan 12, French Club 10, 11, 12. VIDAS, Cynthia Athena 5930 Quail Hill Dr. 1381. VOEGELE, Patricia Catherine 1Patty1 440 Morrvue Dr. 1381 Reserve 835m ketball 10, 11, Reserve Softball 10, 13:11 Girl WAINSO Rd.1111. WALLER- I 3 . , ?meinic I 1' 1 vxg-ALRO - I Cipuntry1 : WALSH, 1381 Oak. WALSTR- I 5937 B' Sehidr' WALTERS, LMary- 'Theresa '1Wittlch1 WARD, Anne Louise 3554' Ebenezer Rd. 1111 Concert Choir 11, Track 11, 12, Cross Country 12, Band 10, 11, 12, GAA 10, 11, 12, Soccer Scot 12, as.- 9 :I' 1 . :1 If1il'1'112. 1011125 WEHMEIER, Jane Marlene 1Wei$s1 :2: 5180 Foley Rd. 1381GAA 10, 11, Pep Club 10, Girls' Varsity Baske'tball Q0, 11, 12, Girls' Varsity Softball 10, 11, ' 1250irls' Varsity O 10, 11, 12. WEIDINGER, Lisa Ann 2210 Jimf y Ct.1381Student Council 11, C01 c r WEIGARTNER, 5071 Tammy Anniston Dr. 12.; WEEITZEL, Ru 1 enezer Rd. Cabinet 12, 1 . H -'e.t 3,12. 1. onqrjgcl M, , WELTY, Beverly Ann 1Bev16291 Star- vue Dr. 1111 Youth lnvolvemeryth . I urnural'Ba'slt ball 12. WIEGELE, Debbie Marie 5076 Chan- ' HERO. 1- tilly 1381 Dramatics. - . 1 7 YOUNG; ,m'y 1e. 5168 Kmardine WIESMANN, Don R. 1096 Hickok Ln. 1381 Class' .- .reasUrer ydent 1381 Band 10, 11, Cross Country 11, Council 111 Sbcce 2 .2, Ski '1'; 12, Track 10, 11, 12. ' Club 11, 12. ,, '- 1 WILLIAMS, Dana Ruth 270 Deepha- YOUNGMAN, TO ven Dr. 1331 It's Academic 12, Cale- meadow 1381 Base donian Editorial Staff 10, 11, 12, Cale- . donian Editor 12, Soccer Scots 11, YUNKER, Roe W'llm; National Honor Society 11, 12, Vice 1 MWQLISQ 11 S J .. -mesidenmwmnmww 1?, Ma Local Honor Society 11, 12, Youth test B.. Involvement 10, Salutatorian. WILLIAMS, Julia Marie 11ulie1 4251 HUt Race Rd. 1111 GAA 10,11, 12, Varsity Clu i Track 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, GirIs' Varsity O 10, 11, 12, Reserve Z . 1n Volleyball Manager 11, Girls' Varsity ' f reasurer 11, Varsity Volleyball 12, F J12, Student Council 1. ZIMMERMA- .. 1: George1 4820 i . GAA, Pep Club! tary for VICA, 1 '1 .- wmaqg r1; ISSIN Donnii Ma - minic r. 1381 GAA. -ER, Thie'resa .rr, 63 erri1 . , Aquas- ' E1 ,. NWEBER, Stev Da 301. WUND, 5t5ve Edward 3020 Carroll Dr. 1111 Te nis 10. YARDS, Stephen Gene 1Steve1 6132 Johnson Rd. 1391 Dramatics 10. YATES, Linda Sueistsgfijizg-Ebmj ezer 1111. 31' $m autographs autographs . 286 9th the conclusioq of another school yEar, Our thoughts stray from the 56a;- '5 activities to What the future Will hold for us. We continue to search for something new... Something different... Something unique to each of us... Beca use we must make our own decisions! 286 288 , Keep this book around. Stick it on your book shelf or under your bed, or bury it with the geometry book you forgot to return, or box it up with your other high school souvenirs. Then some rainy day when you don't remember your history teacher's name or what your friend looked like, take it out and reminisce about all the little things that make memories so precious: friendships, cold Monday mornings, P.A. announcements, Senior Skip Day, hall decorations, getting your dri- ver's License, cafeteria food, weekend dates, parking lot traffic jams, Varsity O initiation weeks, and all the other things that are special to you. Putting together a book of this size takes the time and energy of a lot of talented individuals. What can i say to express my appreciation for a job well done except thank you ? The following are the section editors: Angela Donnelly, Laura Lewis . . . t . . . . '. ................ Student Life Julie Hagen, Kathy Rhodenbaugh ........................... Sports Mary Beth Raabe, Lisa Luegering .................... Organizations Shelly Kiefer, Dana Williams ............................ Academics Ed Hoilub, Greg Meece .............................. Sophomores Crystal Panos ............................................. Juniors Judy Paul, Terri Wells ..................................... Seniors Marcia Spragens ........................................... Typist Other students who devoted their talents are Amy Averill, Diane Bind- er, Diane Bischoff, Susan Gulascy, Sharon Hoffmeister, Julie Noel, Lisa Ruehl, Karen Schmidt, Chris Skroupa, and Karen Surber. Also, I would like to thank our American Yearbook Representative, Dick Chiara, and all the people at Executive Studios: Mr. Gold, Mr. McKenrick, the photographer ; and expecially Al Hartman for his cre- ativity. Finally, I want to say Thanks Coach! to Mrs. Chizer for helping us over the trouble spots with a little advice and a lot of elbow grease. Editor-in-chief H C R A M. Nun m we M W 0 m w. m ma. To A DIFFERENT DRUMMER!... FL YOUR OWN FLAG! . ..