Princeton High School - Student Prince Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1962 volume:

-: Princeton HighSchool . ' 11080 ChesterjRoad VOLUME 'IV 4A. Faced int Vt e'pmblein Iof ghoosing a theme for- th .1962 annual; the staff held 1a3Vibrains'toimingw session that . ' predatedIrinanryfideasv A .We looked Z . I back, 'imfe a-greed 011' one t 'g-mthew' wares 'sb much a part of 5011093 I 1161':ch be presEi'Ved. T his. 6, our' theme, and we pre- sent on'r'e' Vd' as well as in'pictures W 9 3,. f wit mm e 2km W w From the stage come mellow tones. Doors open, close, 01' even slum. Clapping hands applaud in praise, Recordings make learning easier. Busy fingers tap, tap, tap. A steady pace beats a path to success. At Princeton High School can be found Life reflected in every sound. Sometimes sad, more often gay, Are the sounds heard every day. From C1855 to class people scatter. Where thefre headed, it 6106an matter; ;, But with their feet they pound the floor, . I 7k ,, : And sometimes they elveriislam a door? ' Voices blended together bring The sound of the songs they like to sing, With rhythm given through the beat 0f clapping hands and tapping feet. Dropped books and never ceasing chatter, Banging typewriters, and laughter shatter The silence that. 15 ndt often found ' ' Voices rise in a chorus of sounds. Athletics Student Sounds Students LISTEN for have become so much a part of Everyday life that the number and variety are unnoticed. The sound of education cannot be separated from the buzzing saws, clacking typewriters, or classroom recita- tions. Athletic and extracurricular activities are linked with the ex- citing sounds of cheering, laughter, and music. And throughout each day there is the important sound of the silence needed to contem- plate the dafs activities and to pause for meditation and inspira- tion. x 'menww.w,Aw ,W WW a u? Academics A studenfs life is busy but happ hwhether he is rushed by the ringing of the tardy hell or lulled to sleep by the turning of pages as he studies. Wherever he may be, life is filled with soundsha the excitement of hamecoming, the music of the prom, the gaiety of the German band, and an 00- casional pause to enjoy the thin around him. From classroom and office comes the rich sound of wisdom and knowledge, exempliying years 3e; voted to the guidance and instr'uctEon of tomorrowk citizens. Upon administration anal faculty members rests the reSponsibiliry for making their objectives vivid and impressiveuso that the purposes of edu- cation can be accomplished. . W-WIT! 3 MYRON LUKE Assistant Superintendent Mr. Luke plays an important role in helping to provide the materials and equipment which are needed by all staff mem- 'bers. J OHN SEEMAN Assistant Superintendent Supervising the construction of buildings in the Princeton school district is one of Mr. Seemanls most important func- tions. ROBERT E. LUCAS Executive Head As Executive Head, Mr. Lucas in- itiates, organizes, plans, and directs all activities pertaining to the or- ganization and administration of the Princeton schools. His many and varied duties combine to pro- vide leadership for the school in the community; Administrative Staff The goal of the Princeton school system is to provide the best pos- sible education for all students. While the attainment of this goal re- quires the assistance of a large staff, the superintendent and other ad- ministrative officers are directly re- sponsible for seeing that the best . . instruction, buildings, and materials J' H OWEN, Prmmp al are provided. The administrators Dr. Owen has many duties which require the skill are dedicated and untiring workers of a teacher, engineer, and diplomat. Working with toward making Princeton an out- students, faculty, and parents, he solves many standing school. school problems. KENNETH F. SCHEURER Administrative Assistant The difficult task of handling disciplinary problems while maintaining student-facultyvpar- ent harmony is ably accom- plished by MI. Scheurer. JAMES E. NEAL Business Manager The supervisor of the sch0017s business affairs, Mr. Neal, is also in charge of office per- sonnel and the maintenance staff. Board Of Education Judge John W. Peck, Mr. W. J. Kirst, Mr. Troy DcBbrd. Not Shawn: Mr. Harold P. Webb, President; ML Lester Hinkle, Vice President; Mrs. Edna. Mae Heiman, Clerk-Treasurer. Entire Staff Strives for Best in Education The development of a good school requires the coordinated effort of everyone on the staff. In formulating the policies which govern the operation of the school, the Board of Education welcomes comments and suggestions from members of the community. The effective use of the rules and regulations established by the Boarcl is the responsibility of the faculty and the non-teaching personnel who compose the staff. Throughout Princeton can be heard the hurrying steps, ringing phones, and pounding hammers that indicate the staff is working toward the building of a goodi school. Secretagies Mrs. Nancy Newman, Mrs. Ruby Hurt, Ars. Bette Shinkle, Mrs. Jean Jones, Mrs. Irene Boehl, Miss Margaret Huth, Mrs. Ella Wright. Librarians Mrs. Susan Wu Mrs. Marianne Counseling Staff Mrs. Harriet Finley, Mr. Ken eth Hummel, Mr. Harry Moore, Mr. Donn Martin Not shown: Mrs. Mary Lou Spencen English SEATED: Mrs. Elizabeth Cutler Miss Florence Wondrack Miss. Sue Aikins Miss LaVerne Muldrow STANDING: Mr. John Engle Mr. J. Michael Wagner Mr. Rollin Coyle fChairmaw NOT SHOWN: Mrs. Phyllis Barton English SEATED: Mrs. Alene Crider Mr. John Fellers Mrs. Marjorie Williams STANDING: Miss RIarilyn Smith M1: Charles Perry Miss Sally Morrison Mr. Charles Bullinger Foreign Language SEATED: Mrs. Margaret Frazier . What'rmanJ Mrs. Janet O'Neal Mr. Jose Hernandez Mr. Jerald Richmond Mrs. Barbara Obermeyer Mr. Hermann Schliess STANDING: Mr. Henry Ziegler NOT SHOWN: Mrs, Jeanette Land Social Science Mr. Robert Wiley Mr. John McGehee Mr. James Williams Mr. Patrick Mancuso Mr. Jose Hernandez Mr. Paul Merrill whairmam NOT SHOWN: Mr, Herbert Burns Mr. Francis Byrnes Mr. Jerry Jaspers Mr. Charles Kirkwood Mathematics Mrs. Mary Alice Wells Mrs. Marie Nothem Mr. Harvey Herrmann Mr. Anthony Salvato Mr. Robert McDevitt Mr. Bradley Sexton Mr. Charles Lambert Mr. Robert Mosteller Mrs. Willa Crone Mr, George McNeal ChairmcuU NOT SHOWN: MI. Albert Siegrist Science FIRST ROW: NIL Robert Burns ChairmanJ Mr. James Lyday Mr. Garland Johnson Mrs. Marion Clark Mr. Robert Mosteller Mr. Warren Kester SECOND ROW: Mr. Richard Knotts Mr. Irvin Evans Mr. J ames Akers NOT SHOWN : Mr. Manuel Lyon Industrial A ts Mr. Donald Heckendorn Mr. J ay Leming Mr. Richard Cover Mr. Carl Buzan KChairmanJ Mr. Lloyd Gilbert ML Verlin Huddleston Mus 0 Mrs. Luise Morton, Miss Edith Rappo , MI. Nicholas Weis- Mr. Sam Reynolds, Mr. A1 Guinn Chairmanh MIS- Joan Earlier. Meier. Health Mr. Donald Gaenge Mr. J ames Grimes Physical Education FIRST ROW: Mrs. Barbara Anderson, Mr. Francis Byrnes, Miss Nena Maunz. SECOND ROW: Mr. William King, Mr. Roy Lagaly, Mr. Howard Converse. Home Economics Mrs, Evelyn Edwards Miss Edith Warner Miss Lynne Hum. Business Education Mr. William Imhoff Miss Ida Nohe Miss Jeannette Noland NOT SHOWN: Mrs. Theresa Goldfarb Assignments Mr. Harry Piersawl M12 Eugene Akers Mrs. Kay Laney Mr. Robert Frith Cooks SEATED: Mrs. Lillie Dunlap Mrsl Marie Niehaus Mrs. May Pfeiffer Mrs. Flossie Hale Mrs. Ola Mae Roy STANDING: Mrs. Hazel Hudson Mrs. Maggie Minks Mrs. Edna Baugh Mrs. Dorothy Koller Mrs. Ruth Thiele Mrs. Mattie Kilgour Bus Drivers FIRST ROW: Mr. Fred Gratsch ML Corman Hall Mrs. Belly Whitaker Mrs. Marjorie Bender SECOND ROW: Mr. Bennie Warren Mr. Ivor Slawson MI. Christ Uetrecht Mr. Theodore Hagenschneider Mr. Frank Knueven Mrs. Edith Miller Mrs. Mary DeBorde THIRD ROW: Mr. Ralph Noonan Mr. Harry Schweer Mr. Charles Zimmer Mrs. Norma Warren Custodians SEATED: Mrs Hester Rosenbalm D'Ir. Tony Geraci Mr. Dick Johnson Mr, Lloyd Mulcahey ML John Rose STANDING: Mr. Marty Carroll Mr. Howard Armhruster Mr. John Gifford Mr. Pa: Shanahan Mr. Bernard Knueven Mr. AI Pieper 22 CLASS OFFICERS: Dave McDonald, President; Burt Slusher, Treasurer; Joan Staubach, Secretary; Dave Bailey, Vice President. Seniors The class of t62 has the distinction of being the first graduating class to complete four years of education at Princeton. These years brought not only increasing knowledge but also an ever greater number of friendships and activities cuiminating in the busiest timeesenior year. The Senior Toot brought the latest gossip and reported class news. The long awaited senior pictures arrived, followed by the Christmas spirit apparent in the tree placed in the Senior Hall and decorated with ornaments brought by members of the class. Measurements for caps and gowns brought a sharp awareness of the true meaning of ttseniorfa The search for knowledge and the making of future plans dichft prevent a touch of spring fever and the excitement that accompanies the thought of the Prom. At last plans for final class activities were completed and every senior looked forward to graduation. 24 EDDIE ADAMS Cr055 Country 9; Chorus 12; Latin Club 9. SHIRLEY BACH Student Council 11, Alternate 10; F.B.L.A. 11; Transferred from Mason High School 10. NORMAN BAKER Boys Judo Club 12. DAVID BAILEY Senior Class Vice President; Transferred from Woodward High School T01ed0, Ohim 11, DONALD BAUGH BEVERLY BAXTER Sophomore Class Vice President; Student Council 10, Treas- urer 11, Alternate 12; Reserve Cheerleader 11; Majorette 9, 10; Student Receptionist 10; Intramurals 9, 10; Latin Club 9, 10; College Club 12. ELMER BEGLEY DOROTHY BEKEMEIER Intramurals 9; Tri Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, Chaplain 12; Health Careers 9; Student Receptionist 9; School Service An: 9; Pep Club 9; Stagecrafters 10; College Club 12. 25 BRENDA BIRD Student Council Alternate 10, 11; F.H.A. 9; F.B.L.A. 11. WILLIAM BITTER D.C.T. 12; V.I.C. 12. 26 CHERYL BIZZARRI F.B1L.A1 11; Bible Club 11; Transferred from Regina High School 11. RONALD BLANKEN Cross Country 9; Swimming 9, 12; Golf 9; Concession Crew 9;,Latin Club 9, 10, Vice President 11; College Club 12. DOUGLAS BOLLINGER D.C.T. 12; V.I.C. 12. JERRY BRADBURY Stagecrafters 9. KEN BROCK Student Council 12; Viking Club 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 10; Reserve Basketball 9; Varsity Basketball 10, Co-Cap- tain 11, 12; Baseball 11; Intramurals 9; Stagecrafters 12; College Club 12. CAROL BROCKMAN Varsity Cheerleader 10; Reserve Cheerleader 9, 12; F.H.A. 9; G.A.A. 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11. HILDA BROCKMEYER Freshman Class Secretary; Student Council Secretary 12; NHS. 10, 11, 12; Reserve Cheerleader 9, Captain 10; Drama 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; F.H.A. 9, 10; F.B.L.A. 11, Vice President 12; Student Prince 11; Bible Club 10; College Club 12. LEE BROWN D.C.T. 12; Library Aid 9; Stagecrafters 9, 10. BEVERLY BUOP Chorus 9, 12; F.H.A. 9; F.B.L.A. 10; Intramurals 11; Library Aid 9. WAYNE BYRD N.H.S. 10, 11, 12; Viking Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Reserve Basketball 10; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 9; Hi-Y 9, 11, President 12; French Club 9, 10, 11; Bas- ketball Manager 11, 12. TONDA CALLOWAY Chorus 11, 12; G.A.A. 10; Intramurals 10; Transferred from Samuel Ach Junior High School 10. STUART CAMPBELL Student Council 12; N.H.S. 10, 11, President 12; Cross Country- 10, 11; Debate 9, 1o, 11, 12; Speech 9, 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 9; Vice President 10; Bible Club 10, 11; W.P.s.v. Staff 9, 10, 11; Boys Judo Club 9; Latin Club 10, 11. 12, Secretary 9; College C1uh 12 . Seniors The class sponsors, Miss Jeannette No- land and Mr. A1 Siegrist, pause to adv mire the backdrop used for the Christ- mas program. 27 The senior lounge is a favorite spot for meetmg friends, catching up on the news, or Just plain relaxing. Seniors MALCOLM CARSTENS N.HS. 10, 11, 12; Viking Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 11, 12; Hi-Y 12; German Club 9, 10, 11; Library Aid 9; Varsity Football 11, 12; Footbal? 9; College Club 12. MARILYN CLAY Drama 12; Bible Club 11; Library Aid 12; Stagecrafters 12; Transferred from Hutchinson, Kansas 11. SHAN CROCKETT Student Council 9, Treasurer 11, President 12; N.H.S. 10, 11, 12; Reserve Basketball 10; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Intra- murals 10; Band 9, 10, 12, Vice President 11; French Ciuh 9, 10, President 11; Chess Club 12; J.C.W.A. Treasurer 11; W.P.S.V. 11; Basketball 9; College Club 12. BOBBIE CUMMINS Chorus 9; F.H.A. 9, 10; F.B.L.A. 11, 12; Library Aid 9. CLAY CUNNINGHAM BARBARA DAVENPORT SUE DAWSON Debate 11, 12; Drama 11; Chorus 11,,12; F.B.L.A. 11; Bible Club 11, 12; Latin Club 11, 12; College Club 12; Transferred from Campbell County, Ky. CHARLES DEVAUGHN V.I.C. 12. RICHARD DIMOND N.H.S. 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y Vice President 12; W.P.S.V, Staff 9, 10; Boys Judo Club 9; College Club 12. GINNY DUERMIT Student Council 9; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Cheer- leader 10, Captain 11, 12; Chorus 9, 11, 12; F.H.A. 9, 11, 12; G.A.A. 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Girls Judo Club 9, BENNY DUNAWAY Basketball 10; Intramurals 9, 10. VICKIE EVANS Sophomore Class Treasurer; Student Council 10, 11; Major- ette 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama 12; ETA. 9, Vice President 10; Tri HiAY 9, 10, President 11, Correspond- ing Secretary 12; Health Careers 9, 10; Student Reception- ist 10, 12; Student Prince 11, CovEditor 12; J.C.W.A. 10; Pep Club 9; Latin Clilb 9, 10, Treasurer 11; College Club 12. ROBERT EVANSHINE Swimming 9, 10; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 9, 10. MARTHA FINKLE Chorus 9; Student Receptionist 11, 12; Intramurals 11' v Latin Club 9, 10. 29 ROGER FITHEN Reserve Basketball 10; Swimming 9; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11; Band 9; Hi-Y 12; Odin1s Word 11: Varsity Football 10, Reserve Football 10. GARY FLEISSNER Band 9, 10, 11; School Service Art 10. TERRENCE FLYNN Wrestling 11; Transferred from Newport Catholic High School 11. KATHLEEN FOSTER Health Careers Club 10; College Club 12; Transferred from SL Xaviefs Academy, Providence, R. 1., 12. EDWARD GADZALA Drama 12; Chorus 10; Student Prince 12; Transferred irom Roger Bacon 10. CARY GEISLER Transferred from North Posey High School 12. ROGER GENTRY Reserve Basketball 10. RUTH ANN GENTRY Intramurals 9. Evelyn Mills learns to operate a tran- scribing machine in Clerical Office Practice class. LINDA GRABER Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Bible Club 11; Library Aid 9. DONNA GRAHAM FHA. 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 12; Receptionist 9, 10, 11, 12. IONI GRANT Majorette 10, 11, Co-Head 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; F.H.A. 10; F;B.L.A. 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, Vice President 11, Record- ing Secretary 12; French Club 9, 10; Student Prince 11, 12; Bible Club 9, 10; Intramurals 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9; College Club 12. ALLEN GRAY Viking Club 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11; Swimming 9, 101 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Debate 10; French Club 10; J.C.W,A. 10, 11, President 12; Thespians 9; College Club 12; Speech Club 10; Drama 10. JANNITH HAGEMAN N.H.S. 10, 11, 12; F.B,L.A. 12; G.A.A. 12; French Club 9, 10; Intramurals 10, 11. RANDY HAWK Spanish Club 9. 3I Seniors .22... Senior ths Who Most Witty The seniors have had many laughs with the flaws Clowns, Evelyn Head and Rick Whatley. Best Looking Ginny Duermit and Tom Roberts are the Class of 1962!s idea of the fairy tale couple, Snow White and Prince Charming Most Talented Judy Houzc and John Warner deserve their bows for their fine performances and many- sided talents. Best Couple After going steady for three years, the future holds many wonr derful things for Betty Phillips and Jim Smith. M . nus wztm Hilda Brockmeyer, Shan Crockett, and Vince Rohrig have, each in his own way, exemplified school spirit thrbugh service to the school. Most Friendly Margie Shipley and Dave Wesselman greet everybody with a cheery smile and a friendly hello? CAROL HAWKINS Student Council 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Health Careers Club 11, 12; Student Receptionist 124 EVELYN HEAD Speech Club 12; F.T.A. 11, 12; Odin's Word 11; Bible Club 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Spanish Club 9, President 12; Girls Judo Club 9; College Club 121 WAYNE HEBER Student Council Alternate 9; Cross Country 9, 10; Track 9, 10; Intramurals 9, 10, 11; Band 9, 10, 11; German Club 3, 11, Secretary 10; Odirfs Word 9, 10, 11; Boys Judo Club DAIL HILBERT Viking Club 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 9, 10, 11; Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11; Tennis 10; Intramurals 9, 10, 11; Speech Club 9; German Club 9, 11, Treasurer 10; Concession Crew 11; Pep Club 9. WILLIAM HOEVENAAR Public Schools Safety Committee 11. LINDA HOLCOMB F.H.A. 9, 10; Student Receptionist 10; Pep Club 9. Joni Grant enjoyed counting ballots for the senior popularity p011. Seniors DOREENA HOLLINGSWORTH F.B.L.A. 10; Health Careers Club 10, 11, 12; Student Receptionist 10, 12; 0din1s Word 11; Intramurals 10, 11; Latin Club 10; Transferred from Greenhills High School 10. JUDY HOUZE Student Council 9, Alternate 10, 12; N.H.S, 10, 11, Secre- tary 12; Reserve Cheerleader 9; Debate 9, 10, 11, 12; Speech Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Health Careers 9, Vice President 10, French Club 9, 11; Pep Club 9; W.P.S.V. Staff 9, 10, 11, 12; College Club 12. CHARLES HOWELL Cross Country 9, 10; Reserve Basketball 10; Track 9, 10; Intramurals 9, 10, 11; Speech Club 9; German Club 9, 11, Vice President 10; Tropical Fish Club 9; Pep Club 9. J OHN IRWIN Student Council 9, Alternate 10; Viking Club 9, 10, 11; Cross Country 9; Varsity Basketball 11; Reserve Basketball 10; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Speech Club 9; Hi-Y 12; Odin1s Word 11; Pep Club 9. MYRNA J ACKSON F.B.L.A. 11, Treasurer 12; Intramurals 11; G.A.A. 12; Transferred from Reading High School 11. SHARON KAMMANN Student Council 10, Alternate 9; N.H.S. 11, 12; Majoretle 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Tri Hi-Y 9, 10, Recording Secretary 11, PresidentJZ; Student Receptionisi 9, 10; French Club 11, 12; Student Prince 11, Co-Editor 12; J.C.W.A. 10; Latin Club 9, 10; College Club 12. PAUL KATTELMAN Intramurals 10; F.T.A. 11; Tropical Fish Club President 9; W.P.S.V. Staff 9, 10; Latin Club 9, 10. JIM KEITH Intramurals 10; DOT. 12; Princeton Pen 10; Chess Club 11; VIC. 12; Boys Judo Club 10, 11; Latin Club 10; Trans- ferred from Roger Bacon 9. 35 ERNEST KIDD Viking Club 11; Cross Country 12; Reserve Basketball 10; Track 9; BasebaIl 10; Wrestling 11; Intramurals 9. CONNIE KINGSLEY Varsity Cheerleader 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; F.H.A. 9, 10, Treasurer 11; Pep Club 9, 10. 36 SALLY KINGSLEY Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12; Reserve Cheerleader 9, 10; Debate 9; Speech Club 9, 10; Drama 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Receptionist 10; German Club 12, President 11; Princeton Pen 10; W.P.S.V. Staff 9, 10, 11. MARGARET KROGER Student Council 12; Chorus 10, 12; F.B.L.A. 11, 12; Stu- dent Prince 10; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11; Spanish Club 10; Transferred from Woodward High School 10. MELVIN LAMB Viking Club 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Wrestling 12; Intramurals 9, 10; Latin Club 11. WILLIAM LANHAM Viking Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 10, ll, 12; Reserve Basketball 10; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10; Chorus 12; Spanish Club 12, President 11. BEVERLY LAUBERNDS intramurals 11; Transferred from St. Bernard High School 1. BARRY LEISTNER Viking Club 9, 10, 11; Swimming 10; Track 9; Hi-Y 11, 12; Bible Club 11; Spanish Club 11; Varsity Football 11; Reserve F ootball 9, 10. JOYCE LEWIS Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; ETA. 9; Tri HidY 9, 10, 11; Health Careers Club 10; Student Receptionist 9, 10, 11; J.C.W.A. 10; Library Aid 9, 10; Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12. WILMA LEWIS F.H.A. 12; Tri Hi-Y 12; Health Careers Club 12; G.A.A. 12; Imramurals 12. PAUL LINDEMAN Reserve Basketball 10; Intramurals 9, 10; D C.T. l2; Vic 12. NONA LINDNER F.H.A. 9; Pep Club 9; Girls Judo Club 9. BILL LYON Intramurals 10; French Club 10; Varsity Football 12; Reserve Football 10; College Club 12. WILEY MANNING Viking Club 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Reserve Basketball 10; Track 9, 11, 12; Golf 9; Intramurals 9, 10. 37 Seniors Seniors get together over lunch at one of the tables reserved for them. DAVID McDONALD Junior and Senior Class President; N.H.S. 10, ll, 12; Viking Club 12; Reserve Basketball 10; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10; Band 9, Treasurer 10, President 11, 12; Drum Major 12; Hi-Y 11, 12; Boys Judo Club 9; Latin Club 9, 10; College Club 12. GEORGE MCKAY Viking Club 11; Cross Country 11; Baseball 12; Hi-Y 12. CYNTHIA MCKENZIE Chorus 9, 10; REA 9; F.B.L.A. 11, 12; G.A.A. 12; Bible Club 10; Intramurals 10, 11; Girls Judo Club 10. IDA MELSON Gymnastics 12; Chorus 9, 10; FHA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9; G.A.A. 12; Library Aid 9; Intramurals 9, 11. SHERRY MILLER F.H.A. 9. EVELYN MILLS F.H.A. 9; Pep Club 9. Whafs going to be in the next issue of the Senior Toot? Seniors JEROLD MINK Projection Club 11, 12; Stagecrafters 9; Football Manager 10; Basketball Manager 10, 11. BONNIE MUHLENHARD F.H.A. 9; Chess Club 11; Library Aid 10; Intramurals 10; Pep Club 9. PAT NEVIN Intramurals 9, 10; Speech Club 9, 10, 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 10, 11; J.C.W.A. 11, 12; Public Address 9, 10, 11; W.P.S.V. 9, 10; Freshman Basketball 9; College Club 12. FRANK NEWMAN Transferred from Deer Park High School 12. JUDY NEWMAN F.B.L.A. 11; Intramurals 10; Pcp Club 9. JOSEPH NOE Intramurals 9, 10. PAULNOTHERN Viking Club 12; Track 11; Baseball 12; Intramurals 9, 10; Band 9, 10; Health Careers 9, 10; W.P.S.V. 9, 10; Spanish Club 11, 12; Latin Club 9, 10; Freshman Bas- ketball 9; College Club 12. CHERILEE NOYES Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Health Careers 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Receptionist 10, ll; Intramurals 10, ll, 12; Latin Club 9, 10, 11. 39 BARBARA OAKES Chorus 11, 12; Girls Ensemble 11, 12; sTajama Cam? 11; Transferred from Woodward High School. KAREN ORTH Student Council Alternate 12; Drama 12; F.H.A. 10, 11; G.A.A. 11; French Club 10, 11; Princeton Pen 12; Bible Club 10; Intramurals 11; Pep Club 9; College Club 12. RAYMOND PA'IVIERSON Intramurals 9, 10; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Charms 9, .10. JOHN PECK Freshman Class Vice President; Studer'lt Council 9, 10, President 11, Vice President 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Viking 1 Club 12; Tennis 11, 12; Speech Club Treasurer 9; Drama . 9, 10; Hi-Y 10, 12; J.C.W.A. 11, 12; W.P.S.V. Staff 9,: 10, 11; Vafsity Football 12; Latin Club 9, Vice President 10; College Club 12. DELL PETERS Student Council 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Tri Hi-Y 9; Student Receptionist 9, 10; German Club Secretary 11; Bible Club Vice President 10, President 11; Pep Club 9; W.P.S.V. Staff 9, 10, 11; Girls Judo Club 9; Latin Club 9, 10. BILL PFEIFFER Viking Club 11, 12; Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11; School Service Art 9, 10, 11, 12; Public Address 10, 11; Boys Judo Club 10; Varsity Football 12; Reserve Foot- ball 10; Latin Club 9, 10. BETTY PHILLIPS Band 9, 10, 11; Health Careers Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Receptionist 10; French Club 9, 10, 11; Bible Club 10, DAVE POPPLEWELL Viking Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12; Reserve Basketball 10; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 9; Varsity Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Reserve Football 9, 10; Drama 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 12; German Club 9, 10; Tropical Fish Club 9; College Club 11, 12. PAULINE POTTS Student Council Alternate 11; N.H.S. 11, 12; Debate 10, 11; Speech Club 10, 11; F.B.L.A. 9; Health Careers 12; Bible Club 10; Library Aid 9; Pep Club 9; W.P.S.V. 10, 11; Girls Judo Club 9; Latin Club 9, 10, 12. BRENDA POWELL Band 9, 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; F.H.A. 9, 10; Pep Club 9. CAROL RAHN Varsity Cheerleader 10; F.H.A. 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9. PAUL RAMEY Wrestling 11; D.C.T. President 12; V.I.C. President 12; Boys Judo Club 9; Reserve Football 10. DEBBIE RATLIFF French Club 11; College Club; Transferred from Miss Dohertfs College Preparatory School 11. RON BECKNER Wrestling 11; Stagecrafters 9, 10; Spanish Club 9. 4! Seniors Cathy Sharp and Mary Lou Renaker put up Christmas decorations in the Senior Hall. JO ANN REEVES F.H.A. 9, 10, 11; Student Receptionist 12; W.P.S.V. Staff 11. RON REID Chorus 9, 10, 11; Boys Judo Club 12. MARY LOU RENAKER Transferred from Lockland High School 11. PHIL RENAKER Transferred from Lockland High School 11. BILL ROARK Student Council Alternate 10; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 12; W.P.S.V. Staff 10, 11; Boys Judo Club 9, 10; Latin Club 9, lO;-College Club 12. TOM ROBERTS Sophomore Class President; Junior Class Vice President; N.H.S. 11, 12; Cross Country 9; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 12; Boys Judo Club 9; Varsity Football 11, Co-Captain 12; Latin Club 10, Vice President 9; College Club 12; Reserve Basketball 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12. Eileen Shewman makes some tasty sandwiches in the kitchen of the Home Ec Penthouse. Seniors SUZANNE ROBEY Student Council Alternate 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 11, Vice President 12; G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Prince 12; Bible Club 9, 10, 11; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Thespians 9; Latin Club 10, 11; College Club 12. VINCE ROHRIG Viking Club 11, 12; Track 9; Baseball 9; Wrestling 11; Boys Judo Club 10; Varsity Football 11, 12; Reserve F001- ball 9, 10. CLAUDE ROSENBALM Intramurals 9, 10; Band 9, 10, 11. REGINA RUTH F.H.A. 9, 10; F.B.L.A. 11; G.A,A. 10; Bible Club 9, 10; Intramurals 10; Pep Club 9, 10; Spanish Club 11; Girls Judo Club 9. STEVEN RYAN Intramurals 9, 10; Latin Club 10; College Club 12. SHARON SAUNDERS Band 9, 10, 11; Health Careers Club 12; G.A.A. 12; Intra- murals 10, 11. CATHERN SHARP Transferred from Lockland High School 11. EILEEN SHEWMAN gHA. 9, 10; Student Prince 12; Intramurals 10; Pep Club 43 MARGARET SHIPLEY Student Council 11, 12, Alternate 9, 10; Band 9, 10, 11, Treasurer 12; French Club 9, President 10; Student Prince 12; Bible Club 10, Vice President 11; Intramurais 11; Pep Club 9. ERNEST SHOCKLEY Viking Club 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Speech Club 10, 11, 12; Drama 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; F,T.A. 9, 10, Secretary-Treasurer 11, President 12; Odinis Word 9, 10, 11; Tropical Fish Club Secretary- Treasurer 9, 12; Boys Judo Club 9; Thespians 10, 11; Football Manager 10, 11, 12; Basketball Manager 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 9, 10, 11, Secretary 12; College Club 12. JEANETTE SKIRVIN Reserve Cheerleader 12; F.H.A. 9, 10; G.A.A. President 12; School Service Art 9; Intramurals 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9; Girls Judo Club 10. JIMMY SLONE German Club 9, 10, 11. BURT SLUSHER Senior Class Treasurer; Student Council 10; N.HS. 10, 11, Vice President 12; Viking Club 10, 11, Secretary Treasurer 12; Cross Country 11, Captain 12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Reserve Basketball 10; Golf 9, 1.0, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; W.P.S.V. Staff 10; Boys Judo Club 9; Latin Club 9, 10; College Club 12. SANDRA SMILEY Speech Club 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10; F.T,A. 11, 12; Chess Club 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; College Club 12; Odin's Word 11. JERRY SMITH Wrestling 11. .1 1M SMITH Viking Club 12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Reserve Bas- ketball 10; Track 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10; Varsity Foolha1l 10, 12. MARY SMITH Student Council Alternate 11; N.H.S. 11, 12; F.T.A. 12', Health Careers 12; G..AA . 12; French Club 9,10,11; Odins Word 11; Bible Club 12; College Club 12; 1mm- murals 10,11,12; Speech Club 11,12 WALTER SMITH Boys Judo Club 10. DONNA SNIDER Student Council 9; N.HHS 11,12; FTA Treasurer 10 President 11; Student Prince 12; Pep Club 9; Latin Club 9 11, 12, College Club 12 LINDA STACY Transferred from Morgan County High School, West Liberty, Ky JOAN STAUBACH Senior C1ass Secretary; NHHS 11,12; Majorette Head 1,1 Co- Head 12; Drama10,ll;Ba11d 10 11, SecretaIY 12 FB..LA 11 President 12; Student Prince 11,12; Latin Club 10; College Club 12; Transferred from Indian H111 High School 10 RONALD STEPHAN Wrestling 11; Speech Club 9. 45 Seniors D.C.T. student Bill Bitter gets on-the- job training at King Chevrolet, DENNIS STEPHENSON Reserve Basketball 10; Varsity HAsketball 11; Band 11; Transferred from Reading High School 10. TAYLOR STEWART Cross Country 9, 10, 11; Swimming 9, 10, 11; Track 9; Baseball 10, 11; Golf 12; Hi-Y 12; Varsity Football 12; Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12; College Club 12. DEBBIE SULLIVAN F.B.L.A. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; College Club 12; Transferred from Jackson Central High School, Arcadia, Indiana 12. GERRY THOMAS Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; Health Careers 10, 11; Chess Club 9; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Tropical Fish Club 9; Pep Club 9; Girls Judo Club 9; Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12. GINNY TUCKER Sophomore and Junior Class Secretary; Varsity Cheer- leader 10, 11, 12; Reserve Cheerleader 9; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; F.B.L.A. 9, Bible Club 9, 10; Pep Ciub 9. GAYLE TURNAU Student Council Alternate 11; F.H.A. 9, 10; Student Prince 11; Pep Club 9. NOT SHOWN Carl Allen Roy Ostendorf Dick Heisman Paul Pollard Robert Kloth Ed Pottee Tom J ones Bill Matteoli Art Williams Discussions in American Government are interesting and educational. Seniors CHARLES VAIL Intramurals 10; Stagecrafters 10; Transferred from Roger Bacon 10. TOM VICKERS Track 11; Wrestling 12; French Club 9, 10; Varsity Foot- ball 11, 12; Reserve Football 11. .1 OHN WARNER Student Council Alternate 12; Speech Club 12; Band 9. 10, 11; Chorus 11, 12; Drama 11; Student Prince 11. DAN A WARREN Viking Club 10, 11, 12; Reserve Basketball 10; Baseball 12; Golf 9, 11; Gymnastics 12; Intramurals 9, 10; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 12; Spanish Club 11, 12. DAVE WESSELMAN Student Council 11, 12; Cross Country 9; Reserve Basket: ball 10; Swimming 9, 11; Intramurals 9, 10; Pep Club 9; Boys Judo Club 10; Latin Club 9, 10, 11. RICK WHATLEY Viking Club 12; Cross Country 12-, Reserve Basketball 10; Baseball 11, 12; Gymnastics 12; Intramurals 9, 10; Hi-Y 12; School Service An 10, 11, 12; Princeton Pen 11; Library Aid 11; Spanish Club 9. JERRY WILLIAMS French Club 9. NORMA WILLIAMS Transferred from Wyoming High School 12. 47 Senior Prom King Tom Roberts RICHARD S. WILLIAMS National Honor Society 10, 11, Treasurer 12; Cross Country 10, 11; Debate 10, 11, 12; Speech Club 10, 11, 12; Drama 10, 11, 12; F.T,A. 10, 11; Student Prince 12; Spanish Club 9; Boys1 Judo Club 10; Latin Club 11, 12; College Club 12. WILLIAM WOODROW WILSON Freshman Class President; Student Council 9, 10; Re- serve Basketball 10; Track 9, 10; Wrestling 11; Intra- murals 9, 10; Concession Crew 10; Pep Club 9; Boys' Judo Club 10; Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12. CARY WOLF Viking Club 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 12; Gymnastics 12; Intramurals 9, 10; Hi-Y 12; Concession Crew 9, 10; B03251 Judo Club 10; Latin Club 9, 10, ll, 12; College Club 12. STEVE WOOD Cross Country 11; Intramurals 9; French Club 12; Li; hrary Aid 9. SUE ZIMMER Band 9, 10, 11, 12; German Club 9, 10; Intramurals 11. 48 Senior Prom Queen Connie Kingsley Throughout the year the seniors eagerly await their Prom. Much preparation goes into the planning of the theme, the decorations, the choice of a hand, and their souvenir programs. Then, at last, the big night arrives, anti it is well worth waiting for. Everybody enjoys dancing to wonderful music in the beautifully decorated gym. The court is presented: and the audience is thrilled by the announce- ment and crowning of the king and queen. Semor Prom Court FIRST ROW: Connie Kingsley. Evelyn Head, Sally Kingsley, Judy Houze. SECOND ROW: Norman Baker, John Peck, Jim Smith, Tom Roberts, Cary Wolf. NOT SHOWN: Betty Phillips. 49 50 ummx , Linda Allen Marilyn Arthur Alan Askren Gary Askren Howard Askren Jim Baker Jerry Bandy Rosie Barron Robert Bausmith Richard Beckman Debbie Bibbs Ronald Bibbs George Biehle George Braun Bill Breyer Lydia Bright Gloria Bryant Ken Bryant Linda Burns Linda Busch Cathy Bussel Richard Canter Bruce Cantrell Neva Carlson Larry Carrier Sylvia Carruthers Randy Carson J 01m Carstens Ken Chance Brenda Clark Officers PRESIDENT Ron Hurt VICE PRESIDENT Earl Hatt SECRETARY Sandy Kattelmann TREASURER Kathy Criswell SPONSORS Mr. Hermann Schliess Mr. Donald Gaenge 52 Luther Clemmer Rocco Clouse Patricia Cole Wilma ColweH Don Cooper Barbara Cornwell Gary Crabbe Julian Crabbe Kathy Criswell Joan Cross Russ Daniels Bill Davis Marcia Deters Denny Dunn Carrie East Anna Fath Joan Ferguson Danny Ferris 53 Sunny Ferris Barbara Fink Nora F lory Tim Flynn Saundra Fraley Monika Cabbatsch Jerry Gadzala Mary Garber Phyllis Goetz Joe Geforth Richard Goforth Reni Gordon Connie Graham Don Griffin Louis Griffin Andy Gregg Grant Haffner Lillian Harvey Jean Hasty Earl Hatt Ellen Hawkins Mary Hawkins Lee Heiman Ron Helm Michael Henschen Dianne Henson Cale Henson Margaret HiHe Don Hornschemeier Ron Hurt Diana Jackman J an J ackman Bessie J ohnson Elmer Johnson Charles Jones Sandy Kattelmann Peggy Kittie Edith Klotter Katie Klotter Bertha Knight Dennis Koehler Pat Kolodzik Linda Kuhr Don Legg Bill Lewis David Lindon Gladys Linson Tom Lobaugh 54 Sandra Lock Carolyn Lovins Bonnie Luke Steve Mallon Bill Martin Marvin Matz Marilyn Maxherry Bill McCollum Tom McDaniel Walter McKeehan Pat Miller Norma Monday John Moore Robert Moore Don Moubray Bill Music Ginny Nelson Richard Neuforth Cheryl Neuhaus Danny Neuhaus J im Niehaus John Niehaus Kirk Oberfeld Jesse O,Conner Alan Ortolani Carol Ostendorf Elaine Parsley Jim Peck Jeannine Phillips Ruby Phillips Darryl Pitts Barbara Powell Diana Powell Robert Pride Roger Pride Jean Radike Tom Ray Ralph Reece Richard Reece Margaret Rhorer Don Roberts James D. Roberts Connie Robins Sharon Robinson Diane Rollins Laura Root Betty Rose Roger Rose Barb Ruffley Vince Salvato J im Schmidt Frank Schuster Lois Schweer Bill Schwenterly John Seigel Amy Sempsrott Ken Sharpe Carol Sheley Gita Simpson Carol Smith Sandy Kattelmann confers with the junior class coun- selor, Mr. Donn Martin. 55 Dennis Smith Marie Smith Martha Smith Danny Spillman Lyvonne Stamper Rick Steele Nancy Stork Nancipat Stoutamyer Joan Temple Bob Theile Penny Talley Pat Trammell Carolyne Tripp David Ulrich Stanley Vanlandingham Judy Vossler Jim Waggoner Bill Walker Seniors 0f ,63 Look to Big Year. Robert Ward Helen Wesley Linda Whitaker J ohn White Judy White Joe Wiehe Dianne Williams James Williamson Paul Wilson Jim Winterrowd NOT SHOWN Virgil Fath Lesley Withenbury Lynne Heeg J erry Wood Jerome Kramer Thomas Kumpf Homer MacCartey Alice Ogletree Robert Richter Thomas Shrimpton Marilyn Wood Wilbur Thompson Carl Yarmark 56 Officers PRESIDENT Sammy Bryant VICE PRESIDENT Mike Molen SECRETARY Sharon Humphries TREASURER Terry Bosken SPONSORS Miss Sue Aikins MI. Robert McDevitt Don Abbott N ina Adams Wayne Armstrong Lynette Arnold Ronald Arrick Frank Asbury Jan Austin Gail Baber Sandy Bailey Gary Bates Ray Bates Phil Baumann Charles Begley Robert Bell Rick Bender Mildred Beor Anna Besco Ronald Blasdel Dennis Boesken JOhn Bolton Terry Bosken Garrett Bourne Phllllp Bower Audrey Bowling Brenda Bowman Judy Breezley John Brinker Art Brockman Shirley Brockman Ken Brown 57 Ron Brown Cheryl Brunswick Sammy Bryant Doug Burbank Charlotte Burnette Bill Burton Phyllis Byrd Paul Carpenter Ray Chalk Dan Clark Harold Clay Delbert Clemons Jeanne Colette. Sandra Cook Joy Corbin Linda Craig Jorene Damron Doug Daniel Joan Deaton Fritz Diesbach Jean Dimond Lonnie Doak Sandy Doner Ella East Mark Edmonds Gene Elmlinger Robert Embry Doug Emerson Richard Emison Marilyn Evans Victor Evans Chris Fasoldt Bob Ferris Don Fey Don Fieler Ronnie Fithen Earl Flummer Sondra Foley Sandy Fraley Beverly Frank Nancy Fread Bill F rietch Carolyn Fryman Sandra Fuchs Betty Futrell Richard Futrell ' Charles Gibson Bill Glass 58 Betty Godbey Bill Goff Dick German Ann Gregg Jean Hamilton Joan Hamilton George Hardin Richard Harris Randy Harwell Paul Hasty Charles Haverland Mary Ann Hawk Tom Heard Susan Henderson Dick Herrick Fred Herrin Sandy Hill Tom Hinkle 59 J udith Hodge Bonnie Hoover Steve Houze Joe Howell Sharon Humphrey Mike Hunley Pam Hunter Nancy Huntting Tom Jacks Dennis Jackson J anet Jaquish Harold Joslin David Kaimbaugh Marty Kavanaugh Sandy Kidwell Ralph King Pattie Kissel Tom Knott Marilyn LaFontaine Butidy Lane J ames Lewis Christy Lindner Alfred Love Charles Loving Gary Lownsdale Glen Lucas Phil Lynch Dolores Mason Gary Matteoli Charlene McAfee Robert Embry and Earl Wihsted test a radio made in Electricity Shop. Sophomores Eagerly Await Opportunity and 60 Clint McCown Gary McGovern Juan McKenzie Jim McNeal Wayne Meeks Bob Mefford Barbara Meischke Mike Meisner Sharyn Melphis Sarah Melson Dana Miller Bill Minor Mary Lou Minor Bill Mitchell Mike Molen J aney Monhollon Diana Moorehead Carol Moren Gloria Morgan Roger Morgan Cheri May Myers Geraldine Myhand Judy Noel Dennis Norrish Diana Norrish Bruce Nutley Cheryl 0,Conner Dave Ohnmeis Bob O,Su11ivan Glenda Owens Frank Palmer Jo Ann Palmer Dave Parker Sheila Payne Eva Pfeiffer Elizabeth Phillips Charles Picha Llona Plecko Kenneth Powers Susan Prenatt Ken Purdy Fannie Rasnick Rosallind Recher Larry Redwine Sharon Reedy Sandra Reid Wanda Reid Bill Reuscher Gloria Rich Mike Richards William Roberts Cary Robinson Ken Root Debby Rouff Brenda Ruth Gail Sanks Terry Saturday Rodger Saunders Ray Scalf Edward Schlegel Joan Schremer Janet Schreifer Frank Schwartz Rick Schwenterly Dick Sedgwick Ann Seeman Pat Seigel Helen Sempsrott Patty Shelton Dorothy Shipley Rita Shircliff Linda Shrimpton Diana Skirvin Donald Sloan Kay Slusher Curtis Smith Eileen Smith Elizabeth Smith Phillip Smith Ronald Smith Diana Snider J ack Sophie Connie Spencer Danny Spinner Gloria Stacy Barbara Straight Bill Sulfsted Darcy Swartz Diane Tarzwell Bill Thomas Jane Thompson Rick Thorne Charles Tingle Ron Troxel Janice Troy Donna Ur 258 Echo Two Down, Two to Go. Paul Venard J acki Wagner Richard Wagner Earnestine Ward. Anne Warren Bob Weidlich Joanne Wells Bonnie West Phyllis West Milton Whitaker Terri Wiehe Lanny Wilham Brenda Williams Faye Williams J im Williams Dan Willis NOT SHOWN Austin Wilson Sheila Adkins Eileen Wilson Janet Bays . Allan Disher J erry Wllson Wilma Gray Ray Green Connie Helton Mike Hoppe Earl Winsted J 311165 Hunter J ohn Penebaker Mary Ann Woodall Ted Young Penny Tolbert Robert Walker Patricia Walter Jesse Wilhite 62 Officers PR ESI DENT Rick Winterrowd VICE PRESIDENT Nancy Houze SECRETARY Sandy Fogelman TREASURER Faye Burt SPONSORS Mrs. Alene Grider Mr. J . Michael Wagner Judy Adams Joe Allan Joy Allan Janice Allen Nancy Andrews Glenna Asher Denny Bailey Sondra Bailey James Baker Patricia Baker Wayne Ballinger Roger Banzhaf Junior Barnes David Bates Jim Bates Becky Baumann Barb Beckham Jim Belew Cheri Bell Donald Bell Shirley Bell Judy Bertram Connie Binkley James Blair Dennis Blanken Brad Blaylock John Blaylock Susan Blumhorst Mike Boehner Tony Boles b3 Sue BuHock Brett Burbank Faye Burt Joyce Burton Curtis Busch Londa Bush Robert Canfield Kenneth Carpenter Mary Beth Carrier Sandra Carson James Carstens Wayne Carter Eddie Cavin Bill Chatfield Norene Clemons Sammy Clutts Tommy Clutts Lennis Combs Donna Cooper Donna Corbin Libby Courtney Karen Cox Judy Cramer Robert Crockett Danny Crupper Bruce Cupp Steve Cutler Linda Daulton Almeda Davenport George Davenport J ames Boone Ronnie Boone John Bosken Robert Bramell Gretchen Brandenburg Linda Brandenburg Jim Braun David Bright Woodie Bright Larry Britton Kathy Brock Rick Brockmeier Conchita Brown Fred Brown Ray Brown Ruth Brown Gary Brunen Evelyn Bryant Barb Delk Bonnie Denning Kathy Dingman Helen Dixon Sue Dotson Pamela Kim Duermit Richard Dundes David Dunn Donna Durham Janet Durham Gayle Dykes Bill Eggers Elaine Engel Karen Ernst Judy Erp Jim Ervin Edward Evans Sue Evans 65 Bill Farmer Kent Ferguson Sue Fink Jim Fish Sandy Fogelman Betty F 0rd Jo Ann Fraley Pat Freel Robert French Liz Fries Frank Fuda Jack Gandee Terry Garrard Evelyn Garrette Diana Gawell Michael Gilland Diana Gosney Buddy Cover Diane Graves Mary Gregory Dreama Griffin Michael Grote Ronald Grote Paul Guthrie Mike Haas David Haffner Ted Hagenschneider Doris Haire Charlotte Hale J oe Hall V GIVEN: Math Class. PROOF : Concentration equals knowledge. 66 Betty Harvey Dianna Haverland Ruth Hawkins Greg Hawks Cathy Heim Dan Heismann Connie Helton Shirley Helton Beverly Henderson Amy Hendrix Richard Hendrix Robert Heuer Judy Hicks Charlene Hines David Hodson Karol Hoekzema Fred Hoevenaar Karen Holbrook Edward Holcomb Charles Hollingsworth Rodger Hoppe Ira Hounschell Steve House Nancy Houze Janet Howard Lennie Hoyles Barbara Hudson Patricia Huff Jimmy Hughes Leon Hughes Pat Kumpf Leigh Latta Linda Laws Danny Leach Diane Lewis Gareth Limerick Chuck Lindner Dian'e Lindner Patricia Linson Larry Littler Todd Lohmeier Mike Long Evelyn Lueking Monty Lyons John Magella James Mahan Pat Maley Butch Manzi J im Marks Carol Marple Janet Marshbank Jim Marshbank Sandy Marshbank Steve Martin Charles Mason Robert Mason Sue Mattingly David Matz Sharon Mayfield Joe McCollum 67 Sandra Hunt John Hunter Douglas Isaacs Gary Jackman Rick J ackson Howard James Mary James Cheryl Jenner Paul Johnson Judy J ones Louis Jones Stella J ones Connie Keller Edgar King Stephen Kingsley Ken Kneisel Gayle Koehn Barbara Kraft Steve McDaniel Jim McDonald Greg McKenzie Cheryl Meeks Kathy Mefford David Meier Al Messer Sherry Messer Bill Miller Harry Miller Janet Miller Larry Miller Judy Mitchell Grace Monday J ennifer Monhollon Bryan Moore Donna Moorehead Phillip Moran Ted Morse Danny Moses Carol Mosley J anet Mullins LaVern Munlin David Neel Steve Neel Lois Newman William Noble Phyllis Noe Alice Noonan John Owen Phyllis Owens Joe Packer Rick Paffe Doris Palmer Breland Parker Robert Patton Sandy Patton Jim Peavley Ron Petitt Ronny Petty Jay Pez Barb Phillips Leslie Picha Arlene Pitstick Jimmy Pitts J 06 Poff Linda Pollard William Pope 68 Students examine rock and volicano projects made for Earth Selence class. Greor Popolin 10a: Prenatt Sue Puckett Diana Pyles Paul Radike Cynthia Rasch Gary Rasnick David Ratliff Donna Recher Roberta Reece Donald Reed Tom Reeves Deloise Reid John Reno Charles Reynolds Linda Richter Johnny Roark Marilyn Robins Barry Robinson Bob Robinson Connie Rogers Kathy Rogers Ken Rohrig Linda Rohrig Becky Rollins Steve Root Rita Rose Iva Rosenbalm Brenda Rousey Robert Earl Rowe 69 Jim Smith Linda Smith Ray Smith Yvonne Spicer Ronnie Stacy Sandy Stafford Carol Stephan Carl Stephens Carol Stevens Linda Tarter Barbara Tarzwell Jackie Taylor Barbara TetIow Sharon Thielke AI Thomas Alton Thomas Karen Thompson Larry Thompson Jean Tomes Donald Toms Pam Tose Sue Trainer Ernie Tumbleson Ron Turnau James Underwuod Sam Vail Linda Van'deveer J oan Vaughn Mike Vaughn Chris Vearil 70 Fred Sagester Diana Scalf Linda Schlensker Nancy Schlensker Sharon Schmid Rick Scholle Barbara SchWartz Karen Seibert Janice Sharp Sandy Shelton Charles Shockley Loretta Shockley Clyde Simes David Simpson Dennis Sizemore Rose Slavton Rodney Slone Carl Smith Marcia Vincent Larry Vogt Dennis Wagner Nora Ann Wardrop Connie Warner Judy Watkins Ted Weatherford J ackie Welch Paulette Wermuth Jerry Wesley Morris Whitaker Clara Whitson Herbert Whitson Roger Whitson Mike Wilhelm Marsalene Wilhite Karen Wilkerson Arlene Williams Ken Williamson Jim Wilson Mike Wilson Phillip Wilson Rick Winterrowd Becky Wolfe Linda Wright Wayne Wyatt Allen Young Diane Zimmer Jayne Zimmer 7l . Freshmen ' N OT SHOWN Eric Clay Thomas Cornwell Patricia Denham James Doane Douglas Durden F rank Durden Beverly Englert John Gadberry David Hay Cheryl Jenkins Leonard Kerkhoff Dan Langford Sylvester Lawson Edward Leslie Denver Lewis Jim Moore Ronald Moore Carol Payne Audrey Saunder Barbara Timmer Ronald Tooson Sandra Whitaker Danny Wilham o x Vocabulary drill is painless when the class plays Latin Bingo. Each Is Aided in Planning Janell Ahlers David Akers Sonya Allen Diana Angel Robert Archer Henry Arnold Charlotte Asher Joyce Austin Sandy Austin Scottie Bach Dianne Ballinger Robert Ballou Ginger Barlow Carol Barnes Linda Barrett Barbara Bastin Gary Bayes James Bayes James Beaver Frank Beckman Ronnie Bell Zeathea Bibbs Tommy Binkley Barry Bishop Abbie Blair Fred Bowling Icey Bowling Kenny Bracken Anna Brae? Kathy Bramell 72 Pam Burbank Darlene BusseH Barb Butz Diana Cain Sally Carlson Jesse Carter Peggy Cavin Linda Cayton Jerry Chance John Citro Everett Clay Edgar Clemmer Carol Cochran Ray Coletta Ella Collins Linda Cox Barbie Craddock Leroy Craig Melvin Craig James Cramer Susan Cranston Ricky Daily Doris Damron Jerry Daniele Eva Daniels Elizabeth Danko Ernie Delk Elaine Derrickson Daryel Dick Donna Dillon 73 Chris Brandenburg Patricia Brandner Terry Branigan Charles Bright Paula Broadwell Gary Brock Betty Brockman Beverley Brown Patsy Brown Shirley Brown Mark Brueggeman Donna Brunsman Richard Bryan Katie Bryant Barbara Buchanan Jessie Bullock Lillie Bullock Danielle Buop Linda Doan Raymond Dold Gary Doner Mike Donley Gary Douglas Bonnie Dunaway Dennis Dunlap Joyce Durham Martha Durham Cathy Eads Gailey Edgecomh Bobby Emily Sherry Ernst Carolyn Ervin Terry Esterkamp Betty Etter Margie Evans Mike Evans New Surroundings Bring Big Adjustment 74 T om Evanshine Jerry Farris Kathy Feldman Todd Fenstermacher Danny Fetter Warren Fetter Kennie Fitzpatrick Beverly Foley Pamela Fraley Barb Freeman Margo French Patricia Fuda Barry Fulks Linda Gammon Frank Garber Laura Garrette Reginald Gibson Douglas Glanton Vincent Glover Roarie Golder Carol Goodman Marilyn German Steve Grant Barbara Green Omer Griffin Sally Griffin Terry Griffin Robert Grote Debbie Guy Linda Hageman This year the art classes made jewelry, mobiles, Viking ships, and a large papier mache Santa Claus. Problems to Young Students. Cathy Haire Ed Hall Sandy Hambrick Dave Hart Nancy Hasty Carolyn Hawkins Debbie Hawks Sandra Haynes Linda Heatherly Chris Heim Ron Hembree Steve Henry Janet Herron Michael Hill Betty Hix David Hockman Donald Horn J eanne Hunley Linda Hurt Jim J ackman Michael Jacobs Sherrha James Brenda J ohnson Jeff Johnson N orman J ohnson David Johnston Richard Jones Jean Kattelman John Kayse Cary Kelm 75 Philip Kidd Annie King Mike Kirkwood Jeff Kirst Larry Kleemann Charles Klute Annette Krick Pat Lamb Barbara Lang Connie Larkins Reginald Lawsm Lynn Leach Ronald Leslie Evelyn Lewis Jane Lewis Laurence Lewis Sandra Lewis Dennis Lock Linda Lockard Barbara Long Karen Long Edwin Lovelace Ronnie Loveless Billy Lucas Nancy Mack Aaron Mackey Tom Martin Elizabeth Mason Glenn Mason Mike Matre David Maxberry Ruby Mays Paula McCalla Dale McCracken Brenda McKinney Larry McKinney J 0e Medosch Penny Melvin Regina Menges J ohn Meyers Jim Miller Larry Mills Dudley Mincey Lonnie Mitchell Patty Monday Patsy Mooney J ean Morgenthal Patricia Morman 76 Ralph Mosley Gayle Naylor Don N euforth Rick Noyes Roger Oakes Jacquelyn OaConner Donald Oggy Edith Ogletree Mary Ann Osborne Robert Osgood Paul Painter Cheryl Jean Palmer Edgar Patrick Bruce Patterson Charlotte Payne Charles Peck Wayne Phillips Terry Pitzer 77 Garlett Plecko Billy Poettker Becky Poff Mike Pollington Jessica Portmann L. B. Powers Charles Pugh Lon Purcell Leland Barney Jenny Randolph Linda Randolph Connie Rasnick Gene Rasnick Linda Ratliff Gail Reece Gale Reedy Rudolf Reinhardt Danny Reinmuth Terry Reno Ada Rhorer Lillie Rice J ohnnie Richards Larry Robbins Paul Robbins Laverne Rohey Carol Robinson James Robinson John Robinson Sharon Robinson Beverly Root Robert Rost Gary Rudd Greg Rue Curtis Ruffin Suzanne Ryan Sara Salvato Lois Sample Jim Sawyer Bill Schalk Clifford Schewe James Scholle Dennis Schottmiller Bill Schreiner Susan Schweer Carolvn Scott Pamela Seaman Stephen Seiter Charles Seward 78 Dennis Sexton Bob Shafer Judy Shipley Gary Shipman Marceline Sims .1 une Sloan Anita Smith Danny Smith F red Smith Herb Smith Mike Smith Phyllis Smith Stanley Smith Richard Spahr Jerry Spalding Paul Spitzfaden Patty Stacy Dick Stafford John Stegman Bruce Stephenson Andy Stewart Beverly Streight Tina Stunich Candy Sullivan Denny Tarter Polly Tarter John Taylor Linda Thomas Ray Thompson Ray Trammel The last few stragglers hurry in as Mr. Fellers says, You made it just in time. Grade as Youngest Group. Bruce Troxel Kris Trulock Sharon Tyahur Bill Vearil Tom Vearil Vanda Wagner Tony Wagster Cheryl Walker Claude Warren Bill Wayman Jean Welch Bob Wermuth April Whitaker Sandy White Howard Whitson Mike Whitt Christine Williams Ernestine Williams Karen Williams Mike Williams Pat Williams Douglas Wilson Kenny Wimmer Jim Wolf Wanda Wood Eddie Woods Gary Yeatts William York Gayle Young Sherry Youngker 79 The sounds of school activities are many and varied, for participation may require high scholarship, the improvement of a skill, or simply an interest in the same objectives or future plans. F03: every activity the benefits derived include cooperation, fun, fellow- ship, and the development of a well-balanced charac- ter. 80 National Honor Society The Princeton Chapter of the National Honor Society has a fourfold purpose of creating en thusiasm for scholarship, stimulat- ing a desire to render service, proA muting worthy leadership, and en- FIRST ROW: Shan Crockett, Burt Slusher, Stuart Campbell, Judy Houze, Rick Williams. SECOND ROW: Tom Roberts, Joan Slaubach, Hilda Brock- couraglng .the development 0f mewngharon Kammann, Donna Snider, Richard Dimond. THIRD ROW: John character In the students, The Peck, arol Smith. Carolyn Tripp, Judy White, Barbara Fink, Wayne Byrd. ' FOURTH ROW: Stanley Vanlandingham, Pat Cole, Mary Smith, Sonny Ferris, members are hOStS, guld.es, and Polly Potts, Ginny Tucker, Vince Salvalo. FIFTH ROW: Jim Wintermwd, Ron messengers at SChOOI fUUCthHS alld Hurt, Bill Schwenterly, Dave McDonald, Malcolm Carstens. have the privilege of using their membership cards as honor passes. President Stuart Campbell, Vice President Burt Slusher, Secretary Judy Houze, and Treasurer Rick Willams plan initiation, 'Er-wr Mr. Martin, Sponsor FIRST ROW: Karen Orth, Joan Staubach, Brenda Powell, Pauline Potts, Joni Grant, Debbie Sullivan, Carol Hawkins, Judy Houze, Sue Dawson, Myrna Jackson, Margaret Kroger, Suzanne Robey, Debbie Ratliff, Sharon Kammann. SECOND ROW: Bill Roark, Richard Dimond, Ronald Blanken, Taylor Stewart, Cary Wolf, Hilda Brockmeyer, Geraldine Thomas, Dorothy Bekemeier. Mary Smith, Evelyn Head, Sandra Smiley, Paul Nothern, Burt Slasher, Roger Fithen, Stuart Campbell, Tom Jones, Rick Williams, Wayne Byrd, Rick Whatley, John Peck, Dave McDonald. THIRD ROW: Tom Roberts, Malcolm Carstens, Dave Bailey, John 1min, Dail Hilbert, Ernest Shockley, Dave Wesselman, A1 Gray, Ken Brock, Dave Popplewell, Shem Crocket, Bill Lyon, Paul Kattelman, Steve Ryan. College Club The College Club gives the senior college-hound student helpful information on college selection, requirements for various colleges, financial aids, and scholarship information. College representatives make frequent visits during the year to talk about campus life and answer questions about their particular college or university. Malcolm Carstens, Judy Houze, Evelyn Head, and Wayne Byrd use catalogs and other informative material for their college plans. Mrs. Spencer, Sponsor FIRST ROW: K. Cn'swell, M. Shipley, C. Plccko, L. Cox, J. Lewis, B. Craddock, J. Bertram, M. Rhorer, L. Schlensker. SECOND ROW: D. Peters, M. Kroger, J. Welch, J. Noel, J. Fraley, S, Kattelmann, P. Trammell, L. Burns, L. Doak. THIRD ROW: P. Tarter, B, Butz, T. Wiehe, R. Rose, B. Fink, T. Bosken, C. Sheley, D. Snider, P. Byrd, C. McAfee. FOURTH ROW: B. York, R. Archer, B. Patterson, B. Moore, K. Brock,.D. Wesselman, S. Houze. D. German, L. Latta, D. Bright. FIFTH ROW: 5. Campbell, P. Nevin, C. Bayes, R. Helm, B. Music, CA Hawks, D. Isaacs, B. Mason, J. Owen, B. Chatfield. NOT SHOWN: L. Plecko, R. Shircliff, S. Cutler, M. Vincent, D. Cain, S. Allen, R. Reinhart. Student Council The Student Council is an organization that represents the student body. Its purpose is to promote the princi- ples of democratic government anti to contribute toward the advancement of school spirit, school projects, and disciplinary actions. Among its services to the school are the lost and found office, financial aid to school ac- tivities, and the maintenance of a bulletin board and an after-school canteen. Highlighting the year is the political party school-wide election of new Council officers in March. The sponsors are Mrs. Marjorie Williams and Mr. Kenneth Hammel. Meeting in their office are Hilda Brockmeyer, Secretary: Rick Whitley and John Owen inspect an item for the showt Shan Crockett, President; John Peck, Vice President; and caset Judy White, Treasurer. 84 The Viking Club seeks to improve interscholastic athletics. Among its servh ices to the school is the sale of pro grams at games. At the end of the year a Viking Cup is awarded to the out- stamiing athlete of the year. Providing an opportunity for many girls to participate in a wide variety of activities, G.A.A. is an outgrowth of the regular physical education classes. It stimulates interest, furthers knowledge, and teaches sportsmanship. Vlkmg Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Anthony Salvato, Sponsor; T. Roberts; Mr. William King, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: B. Slusher, J. Moore. THIRD ROW: V. Rohrig, P. Nolheru, W. Byrd, K. Bryant. FOURTH ROW: V. Salvato, D. Warren, G. Wolf. J. Wood, Bh Pfeiffer, D. Mouhray, B. Richter, J. Carstens. FIFTH ROW: J. Seigle, M. Carstens, J. Peck, E, Shockiey, R. Canter, S. Houze, T. Hinkle, F. Asbury, K. Brock. SIXTH ROW: J. Smith, W. Manning, A. Gray, D. Hilbert, H. MacCartey, D. Ferris, B. Davis, D. Popplewell. Girls, Athletic Association FIRST ROW: L. Stamper, P. Byrd, N. Houze, S. Bailey, J. Hamilton, J. Hamilton, NV Carlson, J. Skirvin, A. See'man, S. Robey, A. Ogletree, S. Fuchs, J. Welsh. SECOND ROW: L Smith, G. Myhand, C. O'Conner, J. Dimond, N. Fread, C. Sullivan, K. Eads, K. Mefford, K. SIusher, P. Tose, SA Foley, D. Shipley, N. Huntting, C. Stephan, E. Lueking, P. Haverland, J. Taylor, S. Kattelman, P. Trammell, M. Smith. THIRD ROW: C. Cochran, B. Hudson, M. Jackson, Ch Noyes, J. Mullins, L. Vandeveer, Dh Ur, E. HaWkins, J. Portman, B. Straight, M. Kirkwood, N. Andrews, L. Kuhr, E. Pfeiffer, S. Fogelman, K. CrisweH, B. Foley, C. Brockman, D. Bihhs, J. OhConnor, Z. Bihbs, C. Robinson, B. Brockman, 5. Austin. FOURTH ROW: M. Evans, C. Neuhaus, V. Wagner, B. Powell, 1. Melson, S. Shelton, C. Stevens, L Hurt, J. Kauelman, S. Hill, R. Golder, A. Bracy, S. Fraley, D. Moorhead, J. EIp, D. Griffin, W. Lewis, B. Phillips, J. Troy, C. McAfee, S. Bailey, L. Ratliff, D. Pyles, S. Messer, C. East. FIFTH ROW: K. Wilkerson, E. Garrette, B. Harvey, C. Rasch, D. Schwartz, L. Schweer, C. Tripp, C. McKenzie, L. Harvey, H, Hille, A. Path, L. Allen, K. Klotter, C. Bussel, J. Vossler, D. Akemon, G. Linson, C. Keller, A. Noonan, M. Smith, S Saunders, A. Warren, P, Tartar. Vocational Industrial Club V.I.C. unites in a common bond siudents enrolled in industrial classes and promotes high standards of workmanship and scholarship. Members are: Kneeling: Bill Bitter. Seated: Jim Keith, Chuck DeVaughn, Doug Bollinger. Standing: Walter Smith, Lee Brown, Roy Ostendorf, Paul Lindeman, Robert Ward, Paul Ramey; ML Lloyd Gilbert. Sponsor. Health Careers Club Mrs Harriet Finley, Sponsor, demonstrates tech- niques on a cooperative patient, Polly Potts. Look- ing on are: Judy Mitchell, Linda Kuhr, Cheri Myers, Pam Hunter, Bertha Knight, Carol Hawkins, Betiy PhiHips, Vice President; Anne Warren, Treasurer; Joan Cross, President; Gail Sanks, Sec- retary; Sharyn Melphis, Elizabeth Phillips, Doreena Hollingsworth, Cheryl UConner, Geraldine Myhand, Gloria Bryant, Kathy Foster, AEice Noonan, Evelyn Garrene. Future Homemakers of America FHA strives to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions 0f homemuking. Among their members are: FIRST ROW: LaVern Munlin, Wilma Louis, Barb Hudson, Jackie Welch, Charlotte Burnette, Linda Dalton, Carol Marple. SECOND ROW: Adelaide Shockley, Marsalene Wilhile, Cheryl Meeks, Sandy Fraley, Eva Pfeiffer, Janice Troy, Terry Bosken, Barb Phillips, Karen Seibert, Laura Root, Ruth Hawkins. THIRD ROW: Anna Besco, Janet Schraifm Linda Vandevegr, Roberta Reece FOURTH ROW: Donna Graham, Becky Baumann, Chris Vearil, Ida Melson, Edith Klotter; Miss Edith Warner, Sponsor; Katie Klotter, Kathy Brock, Deloise Reid, Mary Hawkins, Karen Cox. s qua M... v; M. W ; Junior Council on World Affairs The JCWA holds informal discussions on foreign affairs and stimulates inter- est in international issues. Taking part in an informal discussion are: Eva Pfeiffer; Mr. Paul Merrill, Sponsor; Nancy Huntting; John Peck; Steve Mallon; Jean Hamilton; Allen Gray, President; Joan Hamilton. F uture Business Leaders of America The FBLA is composed of students currently tak ing one business subject. Their officers are lseatedL Myrna Jackson, Treasurer; Joan Stau- bach, President; Martha Smith, Secretary. SEC- OND ROW: Gladys Linson, Pam Hunter, Helen Scmpsrott, Eileen Wilson, Sandy Hill, Phyllis Byrd, Marilyn Arthur. THIRD ROW: Cynthia McKenzie, Beverly Frank, Lynette Arnold, Jan- nith Hagcman, Margaret Hille, Mr. William Im- hoff, Sponsor. Future Teachers Of America The FTA fosters interest in the field of education. Their members include: Mike Crole, Phyllis Byrd, Brenda Powell, Sandra Smiley, Evelyn Head, Mary Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Cutler, Sponsor; Ernest Shockley, President; Suzie Robey, kois Schweer, Diane Tarzwell, Karen Wilkerson, Marie Smith, Stella Jones, Martha Smith, Carolyn Tripp, Judy White, i l Roberts. German Club FIRST ROW: Monika Cabbalsch, Sandy Kattelmann, Gail Haber, Anne Warren. SECOND ROW: Jim McDonald, Bill Farmer, Sally Kingsley, Eva Pfeiffcr, Eileen Smith. THIRD ROW: Ed Evans, Ken Kneisel, Richard Reece, Barb Fink. F rench Club FIRST ROW: Anne Seeman, Paula Broadwell, Dennis Dunlap, Jean Dimond, Treasurer; Diana Snider, Secretary; Carol Stephan, Vice-Presidenl; Jane Thompson, President: Tom Marlin, Beverly Slreight, Linda Hurt. SECOND ROW: Pam Tose, Sharon Reedy, Jean Kattelman, Beverley Brown, Phyllis Byrd, Barb Lang, Linda Vandeveer, Jo Ann FIaIey, Sue Mattingly, Linda Barrett, THIRD ROW: Barb Butz, Diane Tarzwell, Lynette Arnold, Susan Cranston, Donna UI, Barbara Tetlow. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Kammann, Nancy Huntling, Chris Vearil, Becky Baumann, Sandy Fuchs, Elizabeth Phillips, Joan Hamilton, Jean Hamilton, Gary Lownsdale, Steve Houze. 88 Words in books come alive through the activities of the foreign language clubs. In a relaxed, congenial atmos- phere the understanding of Other peoples is broadened. The study of another natioxfs culture, traditions, and way of life becomes entertain- ment when students plan for and at- tend a Roman banquet or a Mexican pinata party. Guest speakers bring customs and authentic costumes to interested listeners. Spanish Club FIRST ROW: Jay Fish, Robert French, Evelyn Head, Kathy Brock, Steve Martin. SECOND ROW: Becky Wolfe, Larry Vogt, Judy Hicks, Joan Prenatt, Sandra Smiley, Chuck Lindner, Dennis Sizemore, Brenda Dodson, Mr. Jose Hernandez, Sponsor. THERD ROW: Janis Allen, Roger Vansel, Raymond Patterson, Ralph Reece, Bret Burbank. Latin Club FIRST ROW: Pal Trammell, Cheryl Meeks, Sandy Carson, Ernest Shockley, Bill Schwenterly, Carolyn Tripp, Rick Williams, Linda Ratliff, Jeanne Hunley, Sandy Hambrick. SECOND ROW: Stanley Vanlandingham, Steve Cram, Cheryl OhConner. SlElla Jones, Polly Polls, Sandy Fogelman, Diana Powell, Alice Nnonan, Patricia Morman, Gayle Young, Pam Hunter,Gretchen Brandenburg, Walter McKeehaIL THIRD ROW: Janet Horton, Polly Tarler, Sharon Tyahur, Karen Ernest, Lyvonne Stamper, Pal Messer, Lennie Hoyles, Ronald Bibbs, Dave'Lindon, Bill Friezc11,DonTams, Breland Parker,John Stegman. 39 ifsmth-hd .hhiav-mwn w s : i$ .- , l . Tri-H4Y FIRST ROW: Sharon Kammann, President. SECOND ROW: Dottie Bekemeier, Chaplain; Kay Slusher, Vice President. THIRD ROW: Joni Grant, Recording Secretary; Miss Edith Rappold, Adviser,- Sharyn Melphis, Treasurer. FOURTH ROW: Wilma Lewis, Janet Durham, Mary Carrier, Elaine Parsley, Debby Rouff. FIFTH ROW: Barb Phillips, Paulette Wermuth, Carol Stevens, Debbie Sullivan, Kathy Rogers, Barb Beckham. SIXTH ROW: Iva Rosenbalm, Ruth Brown, Alice Noonan, Karen Wilkerson, Liz Fries, Cynthia Rasch, Sue Mattingly. Princeton has three organizations with a relig- ious emphasis. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y, through their affiliation with the YMCA, join in a World Service Project. Both take part in Youth in Government, where two delegates from each club actually sit in the state legislature and go through the legislative procedures. This year Sharon Kammann was elected a candidate for clerk. Members of the Bible Club become ac- quainted With the Bible as great literature. In informal discussions they study passages for spiritual meaning and exchange differing points of view. Paulcite Wermuth and Faye Burt work on their service project, corsages for the women a! St. Marfs Home, Hl-Y FIRST ROW': Wayne Byrd 1 Bryant, Dave McDonald, Roger Fithen, Richard Dimond, Richard Canter, Bob Mefford, Bill Roark, George Braun. bELOND ROW VIalcolm Carstens, Cary Wolf, Barry Leistner, George McKay, Larry Carrier, Tom Roberts, John Carstens1 Mr. James Crimes, ponsur; Rick Whutiey, John Peck, Frank Schuster, Dana Warren, Ken Chance, John Irwin. Bible Club FIRST ROW: Joyce Austin, Helen Dixon, Janet Durham. SECOND ROW: Pamela Burbank, Sandra Haynes, Kathy Brock. THIRD ROWf: Jean Kattelman, Beverley Brown, Debbie Guy. FOURTH ROW: Linda Hurt, Phyllis Byrd, Linda, LuckardV FIFTH ROW: Connie Spencer. STANDING: Mr. John McGehe Adfvr; Eva Daniels, Pat Morman, Patricia Monday, Diana Angel, LaVerne Robey, Diane Laws, Becky Wolfe, Grace Monday, Chess Club Members of the Chess Club participated in a high school 'mumament7 sponsored by a local newspaper. Their tournament rec- ord included wins over Mariemont, Mt. Healthy, and Roger Bacon and a draw with Walnut Hills. The purpose of the club is to provide a meaningful activity which will encourage mental stimulation. FIRST ROW: Mike Boehner, Stan Vanlandingham, Bill Roberts, Dave Lindon. SECOND ROW: Mike Pollinglon, Eddie Woods, Paul Guthrie, Dennis Koehler. THIRD ROW: Ron Hurt, Bili Music, Larry Thompson, Dick Crockett, Jim Debate Club Debating teaches students the best methods of doing research work and stimulates organized ideas and arguments. It keeps them weH-acquainted with all the major current events and helps to develop the ability to speak well before an audience. Roberts. il SEATED: Judy Houze, Stuart Campbell, Ron Hurt, Bill Music, Linda Ratliff. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Phyllis Barton, Sponsor; Sue Dawson, Rick Williams, Judy Hicks, Evelyn Lueking, Gayle Young, Linda Barrett, Ray Coletta, Charles Pugh. THIRD ROW: Paul Guthrie, Janet Herron, Polly Tarter, Sara Salvato, Mike Pollingmn, Mike Boehner. 92 Tropical Fish Club The members of the Tropical Fish Club learn to appreciate the many factors involved in becoming a successful aquarist. Their projects include setting up their own aquaria, aqua- scaping, and stocking, trading, and breeding fish. i Dick Wagner, Rick Scholle, Brett Burbank, John Stegman, Anita Smith, Edward Schlegel, Stan Vaulandingham, Ernest Shockley. Creative Writing Club Creative writing teaches students the best methods of writing and the process of preparing and selling manuscripts. The students read examples of good literature and learn the technical terminology of professional writing. ROW: Ginger Nelson, Mr, John Engle, FIRST ROW: Steve Mallon, Martha Smith, Pat Trammel, Cheryl Bizzarri. SECOND Sponsor; Lyvonne Stamper, Jean Radike. 93 Homecoming For the annual homecoming celebration, all high school students joined in the election of a king and queen. This year they chose Tom Rob- erts and Ginny Duermit. During the half-time of the Oak Hills-Princeton football game, Patsy Whitaker, queen of the 1960 homecoming, crowned Ginny before her court. Since Tom is a member of the football team, Jerry Smith accepted the honors for him. Sophomore Terry Bosken was in charge of the ceremonies. Ginnyh Duermit Queen for 0: Night The band played a special number honoring the court, which consisted of Ray Chalk, Joan Hamihon, Steve Mallon, Sandy Kanelmann, Ken Brock, Sally Kingsley, Jerry Smith, Ginny Duermit, Dave McDonald, Jeanette Skirvin, Jim Boone, and Clara Whitson. Junior Prom Ulla: gunioz clan uguaxfs Ms Plaaiuu of Howl aornfzarzy ai 5E5 : 3 guniom 9mm ; f? on 5aiuday, tfza fwamfy-swsntg of ganua'zy ai Him: 0' along c-chaol gymnasium As the climax of the evening in Alice in Wonderlandk HThrough the Looking Glass, Kathy Criswell was crowned Queen, with Kenny Chance as her king. Other members of the court were: Danny Fer- ris, Judy White, Homer MacCartey, Dianne Williams, Sandy Kattelmann, and Bill Davis. Queen Kathy Criswell King Kenny Chance Band Band is an activity that teaches in- dividuals to produce the finest in classical and contemporary band literature. It broadens the participantys scope with re- gard to music and fine arts, makes stu- dents aware of the finer things in music, and develops discriminating listening through performance. The band is seen at all football games and at parades, such as the Fire Preven- tion Week Parade, of which Princeton has won first place trophy for the past four years. The indoor performances include several concerts and festivals. Occasionally trips are made to schools to play for them, and twice a year the group travels to Ohio State to witness a model band in action. .: Meeting in the band room are Mr. Sam Reynolds, Associate Director; Margie Shipley, Treasurer; Dave McDonald, Presi- dent; ML Al Cuinn, Director; Elaine Parsley, Vice-President and Librarian; and Joan Staubach, Secretary. FIRST ROW: J. Grant, S. Kammann, J. Staubach, V. Evans, J. Vossler. SECOND ROW: A. Guinn, D. Kalmbaugh, M. Shipley, D. Heismann, B. Mason, D. Swartz, J. Hamilton, D. Spinner, D. McDonald, B. O'Sullivan, L. Craber, J. Hall, M. Whitaker, J. Carstens, D. Burbank, S. Vanlandingham, S. Reynolds. THIRD ROW: 3 Phillips, D. Shipley, L. Fries, C. Hawkins, J. White, K. Thompson, R. Blasdel, R. Beckman, M. Woodall, D Ur, K. Slushcr, S. Melphis, J. Noel, R. Brockmeyer, S. Reedy, H. Brockmeyer, S. Kingsley, G. Tucker. FOURTH ROW: J. Radike, B. Luke, A. Warren, D. Rouff, S. Zimmer, S. Ferris, C. McAfee, D. Isaacs, R. Patterson, E. Shockley, P. Tolley, N. Fread, E. Parsley, C. Kingsley, T. Young, B. Roberts, D. Abbott. FIFTH ROW: P. Nevin, D. Skirvin, B. Reuscher, D, Emerson, G. McKenziE, B. Tarzwell, J. Thompson, E. Hawkins, 5. Fuchs, D; Crockett, Q Sanks, R. Dimond, D. Warren, S. Rohey, C. Stevens, J. Marshhank, C. Yarmark, P. Messer, SIXTH ROW: R. Morgan, R. Neuforth, B. Roark, J. Mitchell, G Lownsdale, C. Noyes, N. Houze, L. Lana, J. Moore, D. Snider, P. Cole, H. Schwenterly. B'. Schwenterly. SEVENTH ROW: M. Smith, C. Sheley, M- Smith, 3- Slusher, T. Roberts, D. Heismann, M. Henschen, B. Moore, R. Scholle, B. Powell, M. Whitaker, F. Schuster, B. Theile, D. GormaIL EIGHTH ROW: L. Redwine J. White, S. Crockett, P, Bower, P. Radike, T. Hinkle, M. Evans, P. Baumann, 5- Campbell, R. Helm, G. McGovern. , 96 MAJORETTES Dave McDonald, Drum Major, leads the lligh-stcppers Joni Grant, Co-Head Majoreite; Vickie Evans, Judy Vossler, Sharon Kammann, and Joan Slaubach, Co-Head Majorette. GERMAN BAND In the German Band five Sham Crockett, Burt Slusher, Hilda Brockmeyer, Sally Kingsley, and Pat Nevin have fun while playing music done in small town band style for PTA suppers and other funch tions that call upon them for entertainment. The band makes a formation represent- ing the three chartered buses that car- ried one hundred excited members on a four-day concert tour in Canada. The .- . Dfogu trip brought the hand closer togeth- h , ' - ' g . , ' v er in fun and fellowship while the uni- , versal language, music. which knows no boundaries, created warmth and good-will toward America's neighbors to the north. GIRLS ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW: Mrs. Joan Meier, Director; Sandy Kattelmann, Cheryl Jenkins,'C11ariotte Burnette, Karen Ernst, Sharon Humphrey, Lydia Bright. SECOND ROW: Maggie Kroger, Betty Harvey, Lillian Harvey, Neva Carlson, Barbara Cakes. The various choral groups provide an opportunity for those who enjoy singing to perform for others. During the year they have sung at school as- semblies, in concerts, and at Tri-County Shopping Center. The orchestrag debut came at the District Festival in April. It represented the Music Departmentk tzpioneeringh 7f this year and means that now Prince- ton District offers a completely balanced music program. HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS L. Carrier, Ct Hawks, E. Adams, D. Roberts, K. R001, R. Helm, .I. Wilhite, T. Saturday, P. Hasty, R. Bibbs, B. Cantrell, R. Petitt, W. McKeehan, J. Warner, D. Norrish, J. White, E. Shockley, A. Brockman, B. Lanham, 5. 311811011, C. McAfee, L. Bright, T. Callo- way, D, Peters, N. Carlson, S. Humphrey, K. Ernst, A. Fath, M. Hawkins, J. Hasty, C. Linson, L. Plecko, B. Buop, D. Moorehead, M. Evans, C. Sanka, J. Cross, C, Brunswick, 3. Lock, C. Jenkins, J. Hodge, S. Dawson, N. Wardrop, M. Kroger, G. Duermit, J. Vossler, B. Baxter, L. Harvey, C. Burnette, B. Oakes, S. Kattelmann. ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW: Carolyn Scull, Sherrie James, Pat Mooney, Pd! Messt'r, Dung: Emerson. Sharon Rnhinson, Barbara Green. SECOND ROW: Ralph Reece. Barbara Tarzwell, Edwin Lm'elacv. Jean Wvlvh. Buuy Harwy. Cuil Sunks. THIRD ROW. Robrrlu Reece, Gail Reece, Richard Reece, Phil Baumann. Bill ReusrhchlIs. Jean Meier, Director, NINTH GRADE CHORUS FIRST ROW: Diana Pyles, Conchita Brown, Iva Rosenbalm, Gayle Knelm. Helen Dixon, Linda Daulton, Gareth Limerick. Stella Jones, Karen Cox, Janet Howard, LaVcrn Munlin SECOND ROW: Linda Schlensker, Mary Carrier, Diana Cawell, Linda Richter, Kathy Heim, Linda Brandenburg, Sandy Shelton, Charles Hollingsworth, Wayne Wyatt, Curtis Busch, John Hunter. THIRD ROW: Ernie Tumbleson, Jim Ervin, Ronald T005011, Eddie Evans, Sue Puckett, Beverly Henderson, Nancy Schlensker, Mary James, Adelaide Shackley, Becky Wolfe, Carol Marple, Janet Durham. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Joan Meier, Director; Charles Reynolds, Donald Toms, Kenneth Kneisci, Connie Rogers, Betty Harvey, Kathy Brock, Cynthia Rasch, Carol Payne, Janice Sharp, Janet Mullins, Janice Allen. Princeton is the only school in the area that has a 58-piece freshman band in a training program in preparation for the high school hand. Their func- tion of learning good band literature and their activities are like those of the high school band. They also visited Ohio State, performed at two home football games, particia pated in the district festival, and went to a contest where they received a rating for their efforts. Although some members of the eighth grade band have played only a year, they are a part of an ever-developing music ensemble. The 80 mem- bers met during the seventh period to prepare for the music festival, Band Night at a foot- ball game, and concerts. EIGHTH GRADE BAND Majorettes: B. Craddock, J. Kattleman, D. Guy. FIRST ROW: S. Grant, Dt McCracken, E. Woods, .1. Kirst, B. Vearil, L. Purcell, C. Seward. SECOND ROW: J. Stegman, R. Dold, R. Grote, C. Edgecomh, R. Stafford, L. Mills, D. Heckman. THIRD ROW: B. York, J. Carter, R. R051, L. Lockard, J. Scholle, J. Austin, L. Rohey. FOURTH ROW: E, Clay, Dt Neuforth, D. Buop, A. Blair, B. Mason, M. French, P. Williams. FIFTH ROW: D. Schoumiller, E. Hall, M. Pollington, C. Heim, L. Carrette, S. White, B. Schalk. SIXTH ROW: T. Branigan, B. Brown, J. Hunley, P. Burbank, S. Hambrick, D. Angel, D. Ballinger. SEVENTH ROW: A Smith P. Mooney, J. Lewis, S. Schweer, E. Danko, S. Tyahur, P. Fudat EIGHTH ROW: J. Herron, G. Barlow, L. Kleeman, R. Osgood, J. Robinson, B. Freeman, 5. Salvato, B. Butz. NINTH ROW: M. Williams, J. Meyers, C. Brandenburg, F. Garber. NINTH GRADE BAND FIRST ROW: C. Bell, S. Mattingly, J. Bertram, K. Wilkerson, S. Marshbank, R. Brown, L. Smith, K4 Hoekzema, 5. Hunt, E. Garrette, L. Courtney. SECOND ROW: B. Beckham, G. Dykes, S. Fogelman, K. Rogers, C. Hale, A. Noonan, L. Vandeveer, E. Engle, D. Lewis, Bt Phillips, J. Hicks, B. Tetlow, K. Holbrook. THIRD ROW: C. Mason, J. Owen, R. Grote, L. Hughes, L. Thompson, Lt Hoyles, B. Robinson, L. Littler, D. Bailey, R. Jackson, W. Ballinger, S. Kingsley, R. Smith. FOURTH ROW: M. Wilhelm, B. Chalfield, A. Young, D. Matz, B. Canfield, J. Gandee, E. Paffe, D. Hudson, J. Hughes, B. Turnau, P. Freel, D. Simpson, D. Meier, K. Williamson, B. Bramall, J. McDonald. Steve Martin yells, h'Yipef, and falls from his perch as his mother, played by anores Mason, reprimands hinL Dave Popplewell and Frank Asbury get stage dirt us from the director, Miss Florence VVUH' dra Linda Shrimpton and Sally Kingsley were also in the cast. Dramatics In the fall the student body audience laughed its way through a one-act comedy, HShock of His Life? It painted an hilarious pic- ture of the trouble one young boy can get into when, through a ser- ies of misumlerstandings, his fath- er is led to believe that he wili die in a few hours. Some clubs are organized for school serve ice The Flag Raisers put citizenship training into practice through the proper care and display of the flag of the USA. The Student Receptionists in the counseling . area perform such duties as answering the . ?vuhuu ' I A telephone, typing, filing, and meetingr students $4!!$$a;. . nun. ' and visitors who come into the office. 4e!!! ' A ' '3' ' . The Stagecrafters construct, maintain, and ' ' operate stage properties for school functions and community activities. The Library Aids perform a variety of services, including mending books, filing cata- log cards, placing books on the shelves and keeping them in order, and checking books out. FLAG RAISERS Mark Moore, Jesse OTConnor, Frank Palmer. STUDENT RECEPTIONISTS SEATED: Nancy Stork, Jo Ann Reeves. STANDING: Vickie Evans, Nancipat Stoutamyer, Lyvonne Stamper, Kathy Dingman, Carol Hawkins. IOZ STAGECRAFTERS Mike Whilt, Jim Cramer, Sandra H111, Anna Fath, Mike Lung, Charles Reynolds, Mr. A1 Siegrist, Sponsor; Karen Grlh, Donald Toms, Marilyn Clay. LIBRARY AIDS KNEELINC: Ray Coletta, Mike Dunley, Cary Kelm. STANDING: Balzbara Creen, April Whitaker, Diane Moorehead, Pat Lamb, Margo French, Marie Smith, Carlen Plecko, P111 Miller Shelves fTOp to Bottomh Mildred Beor, Marilyn Clay, Larry Mills, Dale McCracken, Vonda Wagner, Carolyn Ervin, Bruce Troxel, Lydia Bright, James Moore. I03 Student Prince Staff This record of the year 1962 could not have been made without the help of many students in various ca- pacities. Faithful workers are hard to find on the yearlong job of putting together an annual. While the editorial staff did the head-work of solving seemingly insurmountable problems, the staff put in long hours of hard work un- til, at last, these pages he- came a reality. Now the headaches are forgotten in a feeling of aC- DIVISION EDITORS complishment and in the sat- isfaction of seeing the fin- ished product. Capable leaders find their place on a yearbook staff as editors'of the various divisiom of the book. For the 1962 edition, these responsible positions were undertaken by Rick Williams, Sports Editor; Joan Cross, Underclassmen Editor; Margie Shipley, Activities Editor; and Joni Grant, Senior Editor. DIVISION STAFFS Assisting the division editors were Linda Schlensker, 35011301 lee. Ruth Brown, Diane Zimmert Diane Skirvin, Diane Tarzwell, Lynette Arnold, Bruce Cantrell, Barbara Beckham, Martha Smith, Janet Durham, and Gayle Koehn. I04 Co-Editar Sharon Kammann Sales Manager Elaine Parsley and Business Manager Joan Staubach take time out of a busy day to check their mailboxes. Keeping track of money coming in and going out is a major undertaking on a project like the annual. C ohEd itor Vickie Evans Advisar Miss Ida Nolte While Art Editor Donna Snider sketches an idea on the blackboard, the advertising staff works out plans for other ads. Some of the advertising solicitors were Bill Minor, Anna Fath, Katie Klotter, Edith Klouer, Laura Root, Jo Ann Palmer, and Suzie Robey. l05 Cheers for our Vikings are well-deserved; for they have won innumerable honors and much prestige through competition. In every sport they go forth prepared to meet the chalienge 0f rivals, often re- turning in victory-sometimes in defeat-but always with good sportsmanship and the desire to work toward perfection. 106 VARSITY TEAM FIRST ROW: John Peck, Vince Kohrig, Tom Roberts, Marvin Matz, Malcolm Carstens. SECOND ROW: John Moore, Bill Brycr, Garrett Bourne, Taylor Stewart, Jim Smith, Bill Lyons, Ken Chance, Ken Bryant. THIRD ROW: Bill Goff, Jack Seigel, Bill Davis, Dick Neuforth, Jim Schmidt, Danny Ferris, Vince Salvato, John Carstens, Denny Dunn. FOURTH ROW: Dnug Isaacs, Mike Hunley, Doug Daniel, Terry Saturday, Ron Fithen, Jim Williams, Steve Houze, Ken Hoot, Tom Hinkle, Vic Evans. FIFTH ROW: Phil Moran, Don Abbott, Richard Futrell, Chuck Haverland, Bill Class, Earl Flummer, Mike Molen, Mike Meisner, Harold Clay, Bill Mitchell, Gary Bates. MR. WILLIAM KING Athletic Director FRESHMAN TEAM FIRST ROW: Bob French, Ron Tuoson, Jim Carstens, John me, Rick Winterrowd, Ted Morse, Jean Hughes, Leonard Hoyles, Keith Davis, Ken Kneisel. SECOND ROW: Dennis Wagner, Ron Turnau, Greg Hawks, Greg McKenzie, Bryan Moore, Bud Cover, Bill Noble, Doug Johnson, Jim Ervin, Donald Toms. THIRD ROW: Larry Miller, David Bright, David Matt, Monty Lyons, Breland Parker, Ernie Tumbleson, Charles Lindner, Doug Durden, Jim Belew, Joe McCollunl, Steve House. F ootball MANAGERS a AWWm x STANDING: Frank Asbury, Ronald Arrick, Juan McKenzie. Ernest Shockley. KNEELING: Charles Klute, Jerry Chance. COACHES Mr, James Akers, Mr. Howard Converse, Mr. Harvey Hermann, Mr. Bob Pitakoa, Mr. Pal Mancuso, Mr. Fran Byrnes. End MALCOLM CARSTENS I09 JIMSMITH ' V TAYLOR STEWART RESERVE TEAM KNEELING: Coaches Robert Frilh and James Grimes. STANDING: Dick Corman, Steve Hduze, Bob Mefford, Mike Molen, Gary Bates, Jesse. Wilhite, Don Abbott, Richard Dundes. Earl Flummer, Dnug Durden, Larry Redwine, Dave Parker, Glen Lucas, Edward Leslie, Terry Saturday. VARSITY TEAM FIRST ROW: Manager Billr Frietch, Jim Baker, Mike Thompson, Larry Carrier, Bill Walker. John Moore, Burt Slusher, Ron Bihhs, Manager Ken Root. SECOND ROW: Coach Robert Frith, Ken Brock, Dave PopplewelI, Bill Lanllam, Jim Smith, Wiley Manning, Tom Roberts, Coach James Grimes. Basketball Before the last whistle was blown on the gridiron, Coach Robert Frith had his cagers on the court working hard in anticipation of the coming sea- son. The competition, including Ohids number one team, was the roughest ever faced by Prince- ton. In spite of a slow start, the Vikings had a suc- cessful season and finished second in the Hamilton County League due to hard work and high team spirit. It was a season of which the Vikings may be proud for many years. Princeton 67 ...................................... Lockland 55 Princeton 50 ...................................... Reading 80 Princeton 64 .................................. Middletown 87 Princeton 46 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Norwood 52 Princeton 76 ..................................... Sycamgre 57 Princeton 67 .......................................... Lakota 72 Princeton 73 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Woodward 62 Princeton 88 .................................. Finneytown 64 Princeton 50 .................................... Greenhills 45 Princeton 64 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mdunt Healthy 58 Princeton 76 .................................... Oak Hills 58 Princeton 76 Hamilton Taft 89 ....................... Colerain 60 .................. Harrison 52 Princeton 55. Princeton 66........ Princeton 50 ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Taylor 54 Princeton 92 ...................................... Fairfield 76 Princeton 69 ...................................... Anderson 47 Princeton 62 .................................... Wyoming 72 FRESHMAN TEAM FIRST ROW: Coach Manuel Lyons, Rick Brockmeyer, Greg Popolin, Bill Nohle, Rodger Hoppe, Bruce Cupp, Buddy Cover, Harry Miller, Jim Marshbank, Chuck Lindner, Pat Freel. SECOND ROW: Bob Heuer, Ted Morse, Bryan Moore, Greg Hawks, Lenny Hoyles, Fred Sagester, Dennis Wagner, Dick Crockett, Greg McKenzie, Mike Wilhelm, Rick Winterrowd, Breland Parker, Charles Mason. V Guard I I 3 JOHN MOORE i; TOM ROBERTS I . l Varsity Cheerleaders HILDA BROCKMEYER DIANN E WILLIAMS CINN Y TUCKER SALLY KINGSLEY GINNY DUERMIT Due to the efforts of the cheerleaders, the Princeton Vikings can count on plenty of support from the crowds. Even when the competition is tough or the team seems to lack that drive, the cheer- leaders keep the flame of hope burning in the hearts of all loyal fans. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Debby Rouff, Nancy Fread, Judy Vossier, Jeanette Skirvin, Carol Brockman. Mrs. Anderson shows Varsity cheerleader, Connie Ginny Tucker and Connie Kingsley lead the crowd in a rousing Kingsley, the stance for a new cheer. cheer for the Princeton gridmen. II7 HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING TEAM FIRST ROW: Mark Edmonds, Richard Canter, George Braufl, Bill Sulfsted, Gary Wolf, Dan Ferris, Mike Hunley, Gary Malleoli. SECOND ROW: Richard Beckman, Cary Luwnsdale, Jim Lewis, jim McNeaI, Bill Pfeiifer, Pat Messer, Richard Reece, Ron Blanken, Frank Schuster. THIRD ROW: Rick Schwenterly, DIalcolm Carstens, Jim Winterrowd, Dail Hilbert, John Carstens, Homer MacCurtcy, Dun Spinner, A1 Carmichael. During the fall and winter, Viking teams travel far and wide to compete in lesser-known, but very important, minor sports. Without the benefit of large supporting crowds, these athletes have main- tained an excellent record. FRESHMAN SWIMMING TEAM FIRST ROW: B. Miller, S. Martin, D. Moses, D. Lewis, D. Sexton, D. Reed, G. Mason, R. Knepp. SECOND ROW: L Thompson, B. Manzi, E. Delk, J. Marks, J. Hall, J. Magella, C. Hollingsworth, R. Emily. THIRD ROW: Mr. Howard Converse, Coach; T. Hagenschneider, B, French, L. Hughes, J. Mahan, J. CarstenS, D. MBiEr, 13- 153605, R- Banlhaf. R- Turnau, Mr. ROY Lagaly, Coach. 8;an r a MHlETViS CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW: R. Canter, L. Redwine, S. Bryant, M. Richards, S. Root, G. Popolin, F. Brown, J. Magellan, J. Marks. SECOND ROW: C. Shockley, R. Schwenterly, B. Bausmith, D. Burbank, B. Mefford, J. McNeal, J. Malian, R. Blasdel. THIRD ROW: G Lownsdale, B. Slusher, C. McGovern, R. Smith, W. Manning, C. Gibson, R. Bibbs, R. Whatley, R. Beckman. GYM TEAM FIRST ROW: B. Bramell, B. Wayman, T. Jones, M. Richards, 5. Kingsley, B. Manzi. SECOND ROW: Mr. Howard Converse, Coach; D. Sexton, D. Isaacs, L. Kramer, M. Hoppe, R. Morgan, R. Beckman, J. Braum FIRST ROW: R. Hess, J. Beiew, J. Puff, 5. Bryant, S Root, D. Bright. SECOND ROW: R. Clause, E. Evans, F. Asbury, T. Hinkle, J. Schmidt, D. Neuforth, D. Daniels, R. Tooson, J. Smith, E. Johnson. THIRD ROW: Coach James Akers, T. Vickers, J. McKenzie, M. Lamb, B. Glass, J. Allen, P. Moran, J. Goforlh, S. Vail, L. Hughes, V. Rohrig, Assistant Coach Harvey Herrmann. WRESTLING 3,; p xxcrz ' 2? . Q Tunn- ms BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Richard Reece, Mike Henschen, Ken Chance7 Dave McDonald, Rick Whatley, Wayne Byrd. SECOND ROW: Coach Charles Kirkwood, Malcolm, Carstens, Ken Root, Shan Crockett, John Carstens, Eddie Adams, Dana Warren, Coach Fran Byrnes. When a 'person hears the crack of a baseball smacking the hat of a long-ball hitter or the Hswooshn of a golter teeing off, he can be sure that spring sports are under way. Spring is the time for re- suming the outdoor activities that were given up with the first cold winds of fall, Whether participat- ingjr or just sideline-coaching, almost everyone has an interest in spring sports. GOLF Coach Charles Lambert Bert Bausmilh John Irwin Burl Slusher Jerry Wood Rocco Clause Don Cooper Roger Filhen IWIIQB TRACK FIRST ROW: Coach Pat Mancuso, Jim Mahan, Tom Hinkle, Ron Pctitt, Melvin Lamb, Ron Toosom Steve Houze, Ron Smith, Ed Leslie, Terry Saturday. SECOND ROW: Coach Tony Salvato, Jim Schmidt, Bill Davis, Mike Richards, Tom Roberts, Phil Baumann, Paul Nolhern, Don Abbott, Phil Moran. THIRD ROW: Ron Bibbs, Cary Bates, Bill Walker, Bob Richter, Jim Smith, Wiley Manning, Gary McGovern, Fred Brown, Charlie Jones. Wayne Byrd uloses one to John Carstenh dis- may. TENNIS KNEELING: Bill Chatfield, BiH Sulfsted, Danny Spillman. STANDING: Coach Donald Gaenge, Danny Spinner, Allen Gray, Tom Shrimpton, Dave Haffner. $1 Representing the sports in the imramurals program are Jean Hamilton serving, Nancy Huntting diving, Joan Hamilton batting, Cheriiee Noyes defending the goal, and Sandy Fuchs playing badminton. WATER BALLET Anne Seeman, Nancy Hunuing, Jean Hamilton, and Joan Hamilton practice a pinwheel formation for a presentation of a water ballet program. Through a well-rounded intramural program, girls N become interested in a variety of activities. For 25 cents dues they may join G.PLA. and participate in their choice of sports. As they have fun ant? make new friends, they also become interested in making the extramural team. At the end of each season a Scarlet and Gray Tournament is held. Each team captain may pick her best players to represent the team in the tourna; ment. Managers this year were: Joan Hamilton, hockey; Ann Ogletree, basketball; Nancy Houze, volleyball; Suzie Robey, softball; and Anne Seemah, swimy ming. Awards are made at the end of the year through a point system. Mary Smith gels the ball away from Lymnne Stamper, Neva Carlson. and Jannith Hageman. Sandy Kattelmann I23 124 XXXXXXXXXXu v QE a m k WU M. rm .m, M awn SHARON TAXI IIII6V2 Reading Road PR 1-9856 Safe and on time once agafn fhanks +0 Sharon Taxl's efficienf service mmum L H MJtW-Q'j T16: l26 ZING! What a refreshing new feeling! PATRONS E. Brooks Jewelry Sfore. ll090 Reading Glendale Garage. 23l E. Sharon Roy Winierrowd Realfy. l2l W. Benson Duermif Bros. Garage. ll034 Reading Sharon 5c-$l Sfore. IIIZO Reading Mr. 8: Mrs. Shop. lll25 Reading Welling Jewelers, 122 Mi Ella Shoppe. 206 Dunn Earl Volmer's Barber Shop. 276 E. Sharon Cripe's Delicafessen. 275 E. Sharon Louis Cook 8: Son. 971 Congress Windcresf Kennels. 50! Meadowcres+ Mon+er's Resfauranf. l839 Reading Cheney's Barber Shop. I1542 Springfield Fabric CH'y. I5l4 Reading Valiey Aufomofive Parfs, I6l5 Reading C. 8: H. TV Service. l1076 Reading Lockland Lumber Co.. 323 5. Wayne Schmidf's Meai's, I009 Jefferson JOHN'S BARBER SHOP CLINT RIGGS lll2l Main Siree'f PR l-3388 5b80 E. Kemper Road SY 1-2395 Have you seen John la+e1y. Phil? ?m 0m PM PM Wha+ feenager wouldn'i ge'l' excifed over having her very own Princess phone. Think whaf a on +0 use a phone +haf's scarcely bigger +han your hand-+ha+ feels light as a feafher-wi+h a dial iha'l glows soffly. Iigh+s up brighily whenever you pick up Hie receiver. You'll enjoy calls more in your own room on your own Princess phone. And. +he monihly charge is so low iha'r you may be able +0 pay for a Princess ex+ension yourself. For more informaiion. call our business office. 396-9900. Your Telephone Company H's LiH'Ic . . . H's Lovely H' Lighfs! l27 WILLIAM S. BIRT 10863 Reading Road PR l-044l ?Kil72d And may all your fondesl hopes and ambitions came true l . , . h'. ' 4 l 5'1 lual THE ORIGINAL f BIG BOY XS Shirley likes her boss. Bill Bir'r. and you'll like him. Jroo. as your Stale Farm Insurance agent TRl-COUNTY SHOPPING CENTER llShopping Showplace of Ohio,5 Alfer shopping al all 52 slores, I found lhe essenh'al i'lems 'For my big dale lonighl. Now I'm wondering if he's really wor+h i'l. l28 WOODLAWN PONY KEG OHIO TYPEWRITER SERVICE I0075 Springfield Pike PR l-9BI4 ?759 N. Berkley Circle 3 Kafhy Ends Woadhawn Pony Keg the place +0 go for supplies Looks like Ka+ie needs heVp from Ohio Typewrifer Service. for a quick hmch. RAY 8: DON'S PONY KEG LOCKLAND FLORIST ll0l8 Reading Road PR 1-9776 725 W. Wyoming VA L393l Ray and Don are a+ your service hr H1059 parfy and lash Whefher you're on a safari 0r ws+ looking for fropical pianh m'mufe Hem: you! find Whaf you wanf- 3+ Lockiand Florist CENTURY HOUSE GIFT SHOP PR I-8852 3 Village Square PR l-6l75 Saving is convenienf a+ Providen'r Bank, says Rick who If you're looking for some+hing for the person who has knows. everyfhing, go fa Cenfury Hausa says Judy Vossler. ZINNECKER PHARMACY HONERLAW'S GROCERY ll096 Reading Road PR I-6087 lll29 Reading Road PR '-5490 j?! And th a home of H151. +00. I may be able +0 WI +1115 Goffa hurry and gef stocked up for the hungry gang comfn' cold. over afier H15 game, SMITH-JONES CLEANERS 733 W. Forrer SHeei VA I-0690 TwinHe, fwinkle IIfHe sfar. See H19 Princei'on band go far Wifh sparkling-clean uniforms from Smifh-Jones. EULI'S BEAUTY SALON 'IIOOS Reading Road PR l-9830 Say aid you see H15? cufe doll +ha+ iusf passed by? She gefs her hair done af Euli's Beaufy Salon. KASTENS PHARMACY Sharon and Congress PR 1-7636 Service is +he speediesf and He besf a? Kas'rens. l3l GIL'S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE Ill39 Springfield Pike PR l-9890 PHHJISH 53.17 Janice has Found +ha+ Chivahy ian dead af Gil's PhHlfps 66. PAINTER'S RESTAURANT HI? Reading Road For a sna:k or a meaL Palmer's Is 3? your service. HARRY OHNMEIS REALTY CO. l075 GreenviHe Avenue PR l-6I81 When SHruanL and Sue plan +heir fuiure. +hey'll be sure it: see Harry Ohnmeis abouf buying real esfaie. VILLAGE SQUARE BEAUTY SHOP 5 Village Square PR 1-3695 PreHy neaH says Joan, who sporfs her crowning gIory affer a visif +0 Village Square Beauiy Shop. I32 CLOUD 9 220 E. Sharon PR I-2989 WM ' Jean HamiHon has JFound H1955 clofhes -are affraciive and meef +he school gfrlxs budgef. EARL'S SOHIO SERVICE WOOD FLORIST Ill45 Reading Road PR 1.9752 9494 Kenwood Road SY 1-9494 '1 When I grow up. I'm faking my car f0 EarI's. Pam and Kafhy find iusf wha+ +hey're looking 'For at Wood FIorisf. TRAMMEL CONSTRUCTION CO. Sewe r-Wa ter-Gas-Footings and Excavating Call R. L. Trammel Now! PR l-8l I I i33 THE VILLAGE OF GLENDALE . v. waninWW .m...m-o.q, 33 33 .2 E i . The Village of Glendale ex+ends besf wishes +0 +he Class of '62 IVORYTONE QUALITY CLEANERS NEWTON'S FOOD MARKET H053 Reading Road PR 1-9382 ll Village Square PR l.7003 Debbie's 01d winfer clothes jusf ain'+ whaf +hey used 10 be. bmL affer a hip +hrough Ivoryfone +hey'i! be wha? Huey usi'a was. Lef's hurry so we Can eat 134 For the Finest in Photography OSBORNE STUDIOS. INC. Corner Verify Parkway and Manches+er Avenue MIDDLETOWN. OHIO Your School Phofogra pher I35 MAC'S CAR WASH Springfield Pike Been negieding your car For days? Dlrf beginning +0 form a haze? SEE MAC ONE-HOUR MARTINIZING Il579 Springfield Piie PR I-4TB3 H's i415 leaf fhing I've got Hurry! 500 AUTO SU PPLY lf539 Springfield Pike Isrff Hmf cufe. Margie? PR l-3239 SERVALL ELECTRIC CO. II7I4 McClellans Lane PR I-5584 Tired m: servlng alL we H fake +hem +0 ServaH. CLIFF HARDWARE 8c PAINT SUPPLY. INC. llll5 Reading Road PR I-7415 You gef honesf value from Cliff's Hardware. JERRY'S RESTAURANT l0600 Springfield Pike 77 I -000I Go Jerrykl If's H19 berries! GLENN'S SHELL SERVICE lll56 Reading Road PR 1-?863 Fresh up and HH up as BiH is doing. BITTNER OIL CO.. INC. IISBI Springfield Pike PR lv4700 nx a. Dishlbuh'ng heafIng fuel +0 ?he Prince+on dishid is +he I37 business 01' BIHner OiJ C0,. MC. SPARKY'S PONY KEG II540 SpringHeld Pike PR l-9804 w Urn.I Look a+ ihose goodiesl +hinks Carol. SPRINGDALE PAINT 8 DISTRIBUTING CO. IISIO Spr1ngffeld Pike PR I469? Sue wonders. Which design will go best wifh my newly decora+ed roomT' l38 CENTURY INN 10675 Springfield Pike PR 1-9826 The unique and unusual seHing makes: eating a pleasure. SHARON GARAGE ll432 Reading Road PR Iv5177 x Mdes'akr MW Wha+ we need is a parf. SULLIVAN'S MEN'S SHOP MERKLE MEATS I20 Mill S+reef VA l-0079 222 Dunn S+ree+ VA l-OIOS LEE W3. x We supper? Princefon! Cheryl dFscovers fha+ you gef clean cufs af Merkle's. PEOPLES BUILDING 8 LOAN ASSOCIATION LOVITT 8: BOWYER INSURANCE AGENCIES IIIOO Reading Road PR I-b23! IE485 Chesfer Road PR l.5877 A good way +0 phan for the future 15 faifhful savings habHs a'r Peoples BuiEding 8 Loan. Before faking +haf nexf sfepl heifer check wiih LoviH 3: Bowyer Insurance Agencies. S+a+e Farm Insurance Com- I39 pany. BROWNIES COMET TRUCK SERVICE IIIEb Reading Read PR I-9737 Your doHars go fa rfher wifb Tresler Comet IGLER PHARMACY 2l Village Square PR l-Bbll And Hs+en +0 +his one! ROY'S PARKVIEW MARKET 23 Village Square PR I390? Always big buys af Parkview. I40 WISE PAINT 8: WALLPAPER STORE 25 Village Square PR 1-7270 : You're always wise when you buy af WISE. WILLIAM F. MEFFORD REALTY CO. FARR BROS. FURNITURE 3926 Mefford Lane PR 1-422l l0784 Reading Road PR '.7337 This is fine one lwanH I'I can relax beHer. says Dick, when Farr holds me up. ll598 Springfield Pike LATTAIS PHARMACY PR l-6242 v r. Even +hough +he car's smaH. fhe service is big. I4I CENTRAL WISCONSIN MOTOR TRANSPORT COMPANY Mosfeller anc! Sharon Roads , PR I-Il22 Ii f' The +ruckfng industry in our vaH'ey- provides opporiunifies for employmenf +0 young men like George Phillips and young women We Barbara S+re3gh+. ROBERT ELBRECHT ELECTRIC 8: HEATING ADORN QUALITY CLEANERS IHZS Main Sireef PR I-9204 Nor+hland Shopping Cenfer PR 1.9819 His purr is Endica+ive of $e smoo+l1 running appliances +ha+ Don? despair. Jan. Adorn wIH freshen up Hmf spoHed coat have been to Roller? EEbrecF-If Eiedric 3: Heafing. RALPH McSWAlN 737 Smiley Avenue PR 1-8670 I'm nof coming down +iH I can puf my feei' on McSwain's hardwood floors. Have You Mef Vernon Robey - he could be iusf as impor+an+ +0 you as your dodor or lawyer . . . because he represen+s Nafionwide Insur- ance. A +rained insurance expert his business is bringing you new ideas +0 answer your changing needs. Vernon Robey 58 l 8 Eas+ Kemper Road Cincinnaii 4!. Ohio NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY NATIONWIDE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY NATIONWIDE UFE INSURANCE COMPANY Homo Offiu: Columbus, Ohio ATIONWIDE INSURANCE E I43 INDEPENDENT AUTO SUPPLY PO l-bSlO 1005 Reading Road Whai'ever +he year or make of your car. lndependenf Au'ro SuppEV is sure f0 please. JACKSON 8! ELAM SOD COMPANY 5720 E. Kemper Road SY l-3430 Under your feet H's fhe greatest An air 0 serenify siEences 'l'he halis as one h year is +ermina+ed wi+h +he Ias+ proms and school ac+ivi+ies. A new phase has i'rs origin th commencemenf-iob opporiunifies, preparafion for higher learning. and plans Jr'or marriage. We' of +he ln962 S+uden+ Prince staff, have aH-empfed +0 give you a record of our year and hope fhrough +his book +he sounds of '62 will EL? reverbera'l'e as you relive +his year's memories of Princeton High School. 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