Our Lady of Angels High School - Amaranth Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Varsity 1. BEGINNING AT BOTTOM-LEFT: Lynn Helma, RIGHT: Lynda Wallbaum, Betty Grein, Peggy Mollie Dougiass, Valerie Gartner, Barb Grau. Foley, Mary Jett. CENTER: Cheryl Smith, Donna Doellman. Reserves 2. BEGINNING AT BOTTOM- LEFT: Tammy CENTER: Debbie Rofl, Phyllis Wesley. Benton, Peggy Rusche, Mary Lou Meyer, Janet RIGHT: Ann Jett, Kathy Grau, Karen Brauning, Mendel. Yvette Jose.

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Basketball The notorious Panthers brought home many honors during a fine season. Sporting a new coach, Mr. Ken Solomon, the Panthers posted a 6-2 record in the Girls Greater Cincinnati League. They also placed second in the Greater Cincinnati Basketball Tournament held at Mount St. Joseph Coliege, and ap- peared on television in the final game. With Women's Lib finally attacking the sports world, the Panthers showed that girls' basketball can be just as exciting as boys'. . Panthers warm up before a game. . Action under the basket. 53. The supreme challenge--Panthers vs. 'aFaculty game. 14. Hank Zureick portrays Lynn Helms and Don- na Doellman in local newspaper. 5. Student support cheers the Panthers on to victory. 1 2 mimm awn! HfLMS MEMaens ou 7'5 '04wa BA SKET- OF am L PERFORMER rm owe LADY OF ALSO pm Y5 VOLLc'Y- ANGELS emu. , TENNIJS AND ; rsr BERNA aw TIM CK FOR 0.1. .m- HIGH SCHOOL paws sorraALL . BASKETBALL FOR Rumkuwyxes- . TEAM pm YED cm 57? 3N CLEMENT cm L A I; gR$0$35goo$' - - . IT I SEFENDWG VOLLEYBALL 54 gigs;- TEAM concugo GNU E N WAL D t VOLLEmML DAUGHTER 0F mew WM TUCKER ,5 AND ROEiWT HELMS OF COACH AND . ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 5 7; BERNARD ; . FOR 0.4.1; 0141.5 t WE GIRLS 7150 FOR 0.1.. ,4 ms: Armmc DOAINA DOELLMAN t EXCELLENT 0.4.4. CAGER-e- DAUGII rm or 44a 8A AND JOSEPH Don L MAN OF $77 BERNARD D ONNA ALSO ,- PLA v5 VOLLEYaALL, rENNIS AND TRACK FOR 0. L. A. m s; FIRE TBASEMAM FOR RUMRUNNERS sorranz LERS M ram v50 ON: I CL6MINT CYO. GRADESCHOOL CITV VOL L E 7813A L CIMMPS M VOL L EYLBALL 59 FOR pawet. CROSLEY YMCANBRO mm Al l5 ROGER aacoms DAN

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Spanish Club Spanish Club was primarily social, although stu- dents also learned about many customs of Spanish- , speaking countries through its activities. The girls 1 learned the Jarabe Tapatio or Mexican Hat Dance. They also displayed the well- known pinata and the customs of different countries I: by putting on littie skits and having poster con- :. tests. The atmosphere of Mexico was shown at a meeting where Mexican food was served in a restaurant-type setting. ademic studies outside of class and, as a result, it has brought these riches unsuspecti-ngly to the I 1 Spanish Club has augmented the students' ac- ! classroom. FIRST ROW: Virginia Meiners, Sharon Ochs, Peg Moertl, THIRD ROW: Jean Mallucey, Karen Listerman, Ann Maryanne Schuster, Angie Sabato, Jody Heckler, Diane Echoles, Laurie Auer, Darlene Holtgrefe, Gina Carrol, , OChSI Sue Judge, Sharon Markus, Mary K'US. Kim Bis- Sherry Smith, Felicia Domineack, Pam LaBrecque, chalc, Shirley Echoles, Debbie Sicking, Rayetta Pitt- Anne Wilking, Angie Papia, Becky Crawford, Donna Von man. Wahlde, Beth Harman, Donna Sicking, Darlene Seig. : SECOND ROW: Lori Speed, 06 Fister. Geraldine Heckle, FOURTH ROW: Jan Trauth, Andrea Hayes, Elaine Palum- Mary Lorenz, Karen Weber, Angie Trotta, Judy Singler, b0. Maureen Hils, Teresa Reuhl, Mary Ellen Debe, Susan ' Chris Schultz, Chris Stritholt, Tracy Roeckers, Tammy Kelly, Amanda Burt, Markie Herbst, Cindy Boehm, Benton, Judy Honebrinck, Janet Rum pke, Mary Judge, Cindy Fugman. Sue Gerke, Miss Kennedy.