Summit Country Day School - Rostrum Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1985 volume:

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I A4 i lk, V . L v Ji , V 1 r, ' -, fl-355, A g 1 5' if ,f X - fi? -c' live iv. 51 Elf. ,535 , f L W f 1 'Elf 2 A J ill' gb H , , mfg- , A ,, : va -mm ,L . 47' . ,,k.. V, Eli- ,Nj LA ,J 'Aja 'af :Gr lv ,, J .gage 4 r r, .' ,iaff Q This is The Summit Country Day School. From year to year it endures as a place of calm in a troubled world, where the traditions of a century past influence the students and faculty of today. A place where alumni can come and relive their memories in the buildings which stand unchanged through the years. The Summit gives its students the strength to go out and face the world on their own, confident that they have had the benefit of The Summit experience to guide them through life. CONTENTS Montessori Primary Ciirls Middle School Boys Middle School Upper School 12 20 34 64 88 Seniors 130 A Tradition Of Summit . . H The Summit Country Day School is a school rich in N tradition. Throughout its long history it has served as a standard of excellence in Cincinnati. The five schools, Montessori, Primary, Girls Middle School, Boys Middle School, and the Upper School, offer an education from the earliest years up to college readiness. This book, however, is about a day in the life of The Summit! We're not here to talk about the 94 years of Summit's past historyp we're here to make more Summit history! The Summit is not simply old traditions and buildings standing through the ages, the true Summit is the students. The hundreds of students in every corner of the campus, learning and playing their way to adulthood, are the real Summit. So we'l1 start over now and talk about today - A Day in the Life of The Summit! sat S S. si. 'ftwli S .11 jg wa.:f1 Lu. i L a Wi. :Z 2 'E Ei F 1'-, Q I gl i 9 Y I H -.fm- 'YL ml M' fl ' 4 ., Q 1 my ss V gi f ii f if I, 'CD F l V Facing page top to bottom - The Girls Middle School puts on quite a showlg HB. Douglas anxiously awaits the next cheer., The Upper School parking lot in rare form - uncrowded! This page: Left - Mon-,ignor Amman hlesses the new gym complex. Above - The new gym shines, on Dedication Day. 1. 1. .- Is Planning For A Day Buzz! Ring! Ding! - Good Morning sports rockers! This is the Dawn Patrol! - Alarm clockfradios all over the city go off and a thousand sleepy students roll over for another minute of blessed sleep. Dne by one showers come on, toasters start toasting, eggs begin frying, and the ageless cry of Mom, where's my uniform shirt? I can't find it! echoes across the seven hills of Cincinnati. Then, from as far away as Indiana, and as close in as next door, the students of The Summit Country Day School begin to arrive. Buses and cars fight for a space to stop and unload their passengers. Students' cars back and turn in the students' parking lot, searching for a place to park in a rapidly-shrinking lot. Greetings ring out across the pavement and students brave the departing cars as they run towards the school. H I ' J' lm, ,g fem . A , -nr' uni, HIMQ 7 ,. R'-N' l S Q 4. K, Q 5 ii lr? ,K ri if - 5 .-- I M 'lin :...,1ma.,.s nl 9, O 4 -4 4 an 1 Opposite Page: Upper - Primary atudenta, Nicole Pemlvaur and Lee Davis take a break. Lower - Sarah Saelinger, jessica Mueller, and Alison Trumm prepare for Mr Secdk experiment in aerodynamic-5. This Page: Upper Left - Summit Htutlenta get ready tor a day in the lite! Middle Left - Mielielle Breyer Follows in lier tatlrer N 'f footatepi Lower Left - Another tamiliai Summit scene - rushing tor tlie lwiisw 2:25221 Above - Mary Betli Bruno, Tricia Castellini, Maure Broclxlrott, Susan Green, ,ll--1+ . , . N W Margaret DeWitt, Heather baal, and Verna Perez prepare tor the Lliaiity Ball -tiki, ,ferritin refififf-111fr - ,J1f rYQ, l 'fl-.,:A,h L A12-iii? ' .- FT 'jg'f'sdif9T71kf4. -' ' A . of -iii? M ' ,T-lui: +A if -Q92 Y 7 J. riff f F ' jilif i-'-wriieffglhfii ff F -v . r5f!.Q, 'll if-fj,.:' y- 5 , y' :- 31 .yawn-i'AgL,'wQ:y,! Y V , ,,,,, gif., W, i , , M, . .,-P' :tyEe'ili5iQfLf?llify viii' Po -I . . In The Students' Life The locker room doors are thrown open and the students stream in, creating instant choas. The pile of coats on top of the lockers begins to grow, and bookbags Tl-IUNK to the floor, amid the chorus of hellos greeting each new arrival. The owners of non- opening locks are heard chanting their daily spiel. Books cascade from messy lockers while the owners of neat lockers look on smugly. Homework papers and notebooks flutter above the crowd as bewildered students look frantically for help, and groups soon appear, sitting on the floor, as questions are answered 'T' it 5 and gossip is exchanged. People rush in and out, staring at a book and murmuring out loud, studying for that eary-morning test, drawing puzzled looks 4-at . 5' at from those they bump. Then a bell rings! People look up, stunned, lockers slam shut, and a few latecomers wail Wait, I'm not ready yet . . as another day at Summit Country Day begins. - Mary Landrigan iii!!! . Above - A different view of BMS instructor Mr. Fay and his social studies class. Upper - Nadia Gill and Emmett O'Neil relax after lunch. Center - Mrs. Hall helps CMS students Wendy Sutphin and Christi Lambert through anxious moments before The Wizard of Oz. Lower - Ryan Smith, Ben Wiesner, Bobby Marcus, Marjorie Vollmer, and Ben Heeston tackle an interesting conglomerate of steel and bolts. si- T at I 153' f-If 21 'Uv ' 1 I -v ? - L 34 1 e e Ve ,km I I 15. 'im T ,jg ,R 1 .XJ ,A , M- A f - M l 'R wry, ,..1J,- , J ,YM . M ik fir Ve: F F' ,, - Ja, M' 1,4 , , 4 rf 1 ax. N1 ,- A E, , -f .M ' F 1 hp Left - The vanity cheerleaders rev up the fans. Below - Upper School unofficial Cheerleader! egg on the Knights! P 4 ww f l',,,,, V, . l, .Il F img.-15 Wm . 2 ' V my , ,V lf: W , 245, ll wg MY .L E ll -.. 1 Q 'Y' v, k 0 . 11 'F 4 el if , eg, W N H 'A' fy, 1 'Mb 'Kiwi W' lg r , Q. we e 2 'W- W I N am, js. W , 1 A v ll, .gyw 3 Qbzv A wwlwf.wfv1lHl J ffm I V Vw -fl, Q- Q l 'i rn' rfb! lm K QQ f ali mm9 ' Hum, W 6 ' Y f l H' we Q llli 1 l xl 2 Kgllllh V A .M-.+ 'E . I EETI G TI-IE P BLIC Voices at the top keep Summit in touch fdaln. V .iV.,,. W e-., Mrs. Nancy R. King, Admissions Mr. Richard D. Alder, Business Manager Mrs, Betty Kaiser, Receptionistg Miss Rosie Goetz, Bookkeepingg Mrs. Phyllis Plftmim. R9C9Pii0fliSf- Mr. Douglas A. Heesten, Director of Development The Summit happily welcomes five new staff members this year. Rob Kroovand is the school psychologist. He has a B.A. in psychology from the University of Cincinnati and a M.Ed. in psycholo- gy. Nancy King is the new Administrative Assis- tant, Admissions. She has a M.Ed. in curriculum and supervision from Miami. Also new this year, Jeanne Burton is the Transportation Manager and was a Summit bus driver for five years. Two other additions are Bill Slomer, who is in charge of Main- tenance and Grounds, and Josie Walter who is a dietitian and the Assistant Food Service Manager and a dietetics major at Miami - Kelly O'Donnell Board of Trustees: First Row - Mrs. Clifford, C. Grulee, Sr. Imelda Laub, The Rev. John R. Civille, Mrs. James O. Newman, Mr. John J. McLaughlin. Second Row - Mr. E, Channing Headley, Mr. James E. Stahl, Jr., Mr, Albert C. Eiselein, Jr., Mr. Donald R. Stautberg, Mrs. William D. Fullen, Mr. Robert H. Castellini. Not pictured - Mr. Joseph R. Albers, Mr. James J. Broclehoff, Mr. Charles C. Hinckley, Sr. Joyce Hoben, Sr. Frances Joan Miller, Mr. Raymond E. Schilderink, The Rev. Philip O. Seher. Mr. Edward C. Tyrrell, Headmaster egg Mrs. Diana Falstrom, Public Relations Mrs. Susan Stapleton Mfg, Shiflgy Mfcuffgyv DJTQCTOT of AlUIT1nl AffcllT5 HQ,1LJn1t15tQI'5 Sgcfgtdfy 9 GILING THE WHEELS Faces behind the scenes keep things running 4.-L Mrs. Glenda Mulberry, School Nurse Mrs. Rose Ledwin, Sacristan mme- Mr. Robert Kroovancl, School Psychologist 'Mm Cafeteria Personnel - Karen Oliver, Paul Walker, loan Luehrmann, Charles Johnson, Alberta Caldwell, Josie Walter, Betty Love Not Pictured -- Helen Berger Mrs. Trina Perin, Speech Therapist ,wlsf Miss Josie Walter with her sister, Head Dietitian MaLissa Geers. , X ,y C 7 W Mr. Bill Slomer - Head of Maintena Maintenance 5, I fi ww. wily nce and groundsg Mr. Vic Colin - J ix nw fm if 1 jc 'Q 3' N-...N a 3 .ak Mr. lim Hawkins - Houselceepingg Mrs. Ella Wright - Housekeepingg Mrs, Marcella Coderwis, Clerk Cafeteria Staff W Mrs. Phyllis Luehr mann, Mrs. Mary Wuerdeman X t. . ,- b , N -?e...i+'i ,, Mr. Charlton Scrappy Engellcarnp, Mrs. Jeanne Burton, Transportation Mechanic +1 '1- ' ix I f C. Mr. Gilbert Hall - Housekeeping Mr. Eric Larkin - Head of Housekeeping, Mr-. Sandy Hile - Housekeeping, 11 12 11 1 Ist 1. -2 ,J frfy:'E ' tri . :1sf.':,w:-:,--.re 1. . H , f 'Ca It inte.-N -.wa-25-::,. ,x.yf,..Q'x,.,.1-. ' N:-rr ,, , r ,-.,..-3-.Q-wig-g.,-za ,. V' was 155- rXSi5f?QYEf5'.3fie1 ff' 3 'w:f'ivll'l?l'lil5'jQfif'1'vfLbf 1 I i Q ' ' 'ya l .3-31:2-f St? 2 . tw it at . , 1-22.21 What Do You Do During The Day At SCD? I read and draw pictures. - Michelle Breyer I like playing in the playground. - Alex DeLucia Co outside to play. - Kanika Colvard I like work. - Molly Price Color maps. - Jennifer Frye Read books and stuff like that. - Patrick Clements The ten board and go on the playground. - Pratheek Kakkasseril Color and read Max. - Natasha Tannous 12 Eat lunch. - Jordan Cortez Do the color words. - Emily McManus Make story pictures and do the banking Eat Vanilla CupCal46S. -- Jamie Reynolds Do the ten board and get snacks. - Minal Kale Play outside. Do the hundred board. - Noah Sweeney I play with my friends. - Sarah McGavran and punching. - Anthony Marquez Eat snacks. - Neeraj C-upta Play the computer. - lafl Arata - Annie Bglan Do the hundred board and go outside Read books like Max and Sam. - Sarah Perlet - Sarah Rack Play on the playground. Gym. - Karen Baechtold - Daniel Vollmer I gO to School. Play on the swingset. - Maura Harten - Tyane Brown If 0 1 , Mg, , - M93- ,4, -51 1 ff 0 -Vf ,. any f f , y E is ' W1 'A 7. E g 41 f . Yf ' ,mqygy ' 7 ,., 7 , 4 V 26 4 , K y 1491 ' 2, ,4 ,I . Ay-ive 4 , W l N 1 1 MCJNTESSCRI 13 Diversity Captures The Vitality Of The Montessori Summits curriculum begins in the Mon- tessori where students are challenged with stimulating work, such as exercises which offer training in organization, phonics, and formation of letters. Many activities which appear to be play to the casual observer are actually learning experiences. In addition to their classroom activities Montessori stu- dents enjoy special events and experiences. The children visit many different Cincin- nati sites during the school year. The stu- dents also perform an annual Christmas play for family and friends. Parents' Day is another special experience for both parents and students. Parents' Day provides the parents with a chance to catch a small glimpse of what a day in the life of a Mon- tessori student really is. - Nupur Tandon Top Right -- Flying high with a smile, Manisha Hicks enjoys a break, Center Right - The Montessori cheerleaders show spirit at a pep-rally. Bottom Right - Daniel Vollmer exhibits the idea that Montes- sori is not only educational, but really funl ,, M, K , - - '-1 ' ,L ,Q ,ri iii' ,, . 4 , E ly ,M A ff ' , U 2 .fa I2 Q A . V MQWZGS - new, my We-fn rf it . f ff r 'W 'b-W--Lf-V .e:'. 4, wmfwxfvif-r1a'41', . : , f 3 ,wr f 'ai Jil I X ,fm 6 N . 5 M, gg I 4' 1 , - 4 ' t ' f1 W,',:f'i, ' , ii: ' I rr N M. . 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First Row - jeff Reilly, Greg Maier, Ned Berry, Alex Bondoc, Ben Heesten, Bernard DeSilva, Terry Lewis, Second Row -- Majorie Vollmer, Bobby Marcus Ben Wiesner, Samar Kaukab, Michael Newman, Megan Aichholz, Nicole Allen, Rebecca Steffen, Lindsay Byrnes, Chessie Caporale, Third Row - Miss Karen Sykes, Minisha Hicks, Michael Green, Tyler Yarnell, Michele Schmitz, Kristin Grau,' Greg Ruther, Vikram Boolchand Maria Sheafe, Timmy Reynolds, Ryan Smyth, Katie Sweet, Portia Thomas, Mrs. Christine Molnar First Row - Molly Price, Kanika Colvard, Alex DeLucia, Anna Maria Gherardi, Sarah McGavran, Morgan Sattler, Nicholas Summe. Second Row -- Neeraj Gupta, Annie Bolan, Tobin Gardner, jennifer Frye, Maura Harten, Ashley Schwartz, Daniel Vollrner. Third Row - Ms. Tess Briney, lan Arata, Micheal Ziegler, lay Davis, Lauren Richey, Kristina Huenefeld, Anthony Marquez, Sarah Rack, jay Ryan, Mrs. Karen Dornheggen. Absent - ,lay Ashmore First Row - Michelle Breyer, Allison Summe, Kenny Burns, Max Us-swald, Gregory Vollmer, jamie Reynolds, Tyane Brown, Ruth White. Second Row - Drew Clier, Sarah Perlet, jonathan Lippert, Karen Baechtolcl, Daniel Long, Emily Huller, Nikolas List, Emily McManus, Third Row - Pratheek Kakkasseril, Ann Bell, Debra Sawyer, Minal Kale, Natasha Tannous, J. Patrick Clements, Noah Sweeney, jordan Cortez, Christopher Phirman, Fourth Row -- Mrs. Rosemary Roeding, Miss jan Effler. First Row - Ehren Melius, Nick Farina, Winn Parry, Kelly Schuler, Emily Wiesner, Hilary Ran, William Ward, Susan Daniels Row Two - Lindsay Byrnes, Bernard DeSilva, Patrick Kingston, Samantha Clark, Matthew Hubbard, Meghan Arata, Leah Huyck, jonathan Williams Row Three -- Miss Karen Sykes, Michael Cireen, Lyndsay Brnes, Nelson Sibcy, john Leffler, Rebecca Steffen, Portia Thomas, Kristin Conners, jefffrey Reilly, Emily Clayborn, Minisha Hicks, Mrs. Rosemary Roeding First Row - Caroline Conners, Kerry Sullivan, Morgan Watts, Ronold Cheek, Peter Snow, Rob Shoemaker, Tiffany Braig, Chrissy Eynon. Second Row - Ross Wilson, Emily Sheckels, Cate Yellig, Colleen King, Brendan Kinsley, Lauren Hallau, Chandley Schilderink, Emily Holcombe, Marc Judge. Third Row - Tyler Yarnell, Dunne Saal, Michael Stephan, Bobby Marcus, Katherine Sweet Marjorie Vollmer, Ben Wiesner, Vikram Boolchand, Matt Daniels. Fourth Row - Mrs. Cathy Messer, Mrs. Phyllis Schueler. Absent - Sarah Bosley 3 Creativity Opens Minds Left - Gregory Vollmer at the easel . . . the next Picasso? Below -W Lunchtime is the best time for Min- isha Hicks and Gregory Maren. Below Left - Allison Summe prepares to try her artistic abilities. Below Right - Having a hard day Neeraj Gupta? Bottom Left -- Lauren Richey explores the wonderful world of letters. 'QTIP' WM , an L .QV I K . W , in .di , -QR-fx ff V, 'V' -- 0' z A if f V ' 2'Zig,,15U .f in l . , 1 4 ,,.., .I :,. f , . X fx ' , ...tag M. ' , V' ai Y . .uf 'Y N! if U . Mrs. Millie Wise, Secretary Computers To Recess 4 ,f .Q A 1 5 1 Q x . ...ADayIn 'Lf Q 1 Montessori. s 1.s L P Q af, L. S.. 6 At 5. 'E' Y , Q 5' :W 4 ,. k . he vw is -:mfr , y i WM e W 'Q Q U7 . A , I W A fw K, . N? N A 6, Vern' 'isle WNW 2 W, f i14,,,4,,i' f '07 4 W ' ,, P+ b 4' 293, 15 :gf , . P, 6 Nf 1 e MV , giggg . -Y F an Hymn, ' ff' 9' 'A' ,, , www ,. ff R S 'K RM fm W, 2 M A 3 .5 4 ww' ' ,ss all .e . . mv Q in QA? -ffllm., , -R 535, -e s. , f W ,. 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W1 se -gsm, Row One - Michael Ziegler, Drew Clier, Molly Price, Michelle Breyer, jay Ashmore, jennifer Frye, Pratheelc Kalckasseril, Debra Sawyer Row Two - Anthony Marquez, Annie Bell, Daniel Long, Sarah Perlet, Tobik Gardner, Emily Mcmanus, Patrick Clements, Max Oswald, Annie Bolan, Sarah Rach, Lauren Richey Row Three - Mrs. Molnar, Danny Vollmer, Neeraj Gunta, Minal Kale, jay Davis, Mrs. Pogue, jordan Cortez, Christopher Phirman, Noah Sweeney, Natasha Tannous Row Four - Ian Arata Row One - julie Buechner, Tricia Deleavero, Katie Wears, Emily Messer, Kelly Mcmahon, Erica Nemann, Mrs. Regensburger, Miss Effler Row Two - Miss Schloemer, Lauren Mangat, Scott Schuler, Amanda Flannery, Alex Bondoc, Brent Rippe Row Three - Ben Clarke, Miesha Taylor, lay Rice Ned Berry Row Four - Meghanne Reilly, Nicole Allen, Samar Kaukab, Ryan Smyth, Christopher Fearing Row Five - Angela Carter, Kristin Grau, Timmy Reynolds, Martha Newland, Nicky Reclcer, Greg Ruther Row Six - Michelle Schmitz This page: Left - Molly Price caught in a thoughtful moment Opposite page: Clockwise - Michelle Breyer follows in her fathe-r's footsteps, Mrs. Roeding and adoring fans, And sometimes the classroom moves outside, Patrick Clements dreams of the future, .gffaifik Z, , 3255, -. , ' f- . 1 1 , fi 'V 9 ff ' ' 'Q .'.- :x . ,.,. - - y f - 4 -. - . - . ,. , V f f 442 fe M , f ' ,gf V 1 1 1 H f X2 2 I E x 1 .f , , If - I exp S ff , I K M . . Q,-, . . .. . I .. . -I ,, . , . .1 'QQ . ., HA, ,..A4.,, .. . ,. . AT IS YG R FAVGRITE TI-IING T0 D0 T SCD. My work. Specialty time. Eat lunch, especially tacos. - Kristin I'-Iauslauden - Derek Kerns - Ryan Rawe Do SRA's. In the morning we do math. Work on math. - Christina Allen - Michael Nurre - Joe Ragland Do my homework. Lunch. I like to play - running around. - Neil Bhutta - Amy Bridge - Matt Brokaw Phonics. Math in the morning. The computer and math. - Jenny DeCastro - Lauren Turek - Bo Sherman Play soccer. Spelling. I like Wordly Wise the best. - Scott Jones - Carissa DeMaculangen - Ryan Cuellar Do Specific Skills Series. Mad Minute in math. Recess - chase the girls. - Alison Pheobe - Colin Lang - Heather Brown Play soccer. Recess. I guess I like math. - Iohnathon Breth - David Oldham - Susan Lippert 20 1 2 3 5 .i - . QQ? , u ff' ,,'ul f f 9' Q 1 we Z al s .wi 50:1 g,,..-, ,L -q-.ina A , x num.- Ay 5 S f H! Ill V411 xi r ' s K,-4-. M... ., ...W . f x x , ,M A w nd .mgvmwm - ,,... M. .M '-I M 7 W - Q- ,L , . T , if i m, ..,. , J 'K i' ' 4 , ' -Lx Y, 1,- ,.,-' . ,ff - 5' ' V , , 5 rx Primary Spirit Begins With The Students After the long trudge from buses and cars to the school, the Primary students are ready to begin their day. Life goes on in the Primary much like it does in the three schools that follow it. The Primary is a school rich in education that prepares a stu- dent for his or her most important years. Prom reading a book to having physical education in the new gym, there is always something new going on in the Primary. The spirit in the Primary begins with each individual student and through years of communicating with oneianother, extends to the whole school. Whether it's playing on the playground or studying in the class- room, the students are exuberant and ai- ways willing to answer questions. Life in the Primary also includes activi- ties such as plays performed by the stu- dents and Pun Day. These activities provide added spirit and friendship in the days at the Primary. The end of the clay brings joy and excitement as the students rush to get their books and coats before cars and buses arrive. ,The Pri' mary students leave school with a feeling of satisfaction after another day well-sont at the Primary. -. --W Erin O'Donnell i - Top M- Janine Campbell and Megan Elicker wonder if there is life beyond Primary. Left M Jennifer Schuler shows off her artistic talents. Right - David Rojas takes time out from lunch to smiie for the camera. Bottom M- The students patiently listen to Ms. Evans. V- o Wow Mrs. Ciare King, ijrincipal 22 ,Ia-N'.',' Qi r 1' N 'YL if ,A 5 'fn Q 4 4' Y 4 i V ., 9 - , fri? , Q Na, Mi, if nyqt. ,, i ,,. Q.- , 4, V . A N 'fl' lk xl!! fi lk 4vW6MW ? 'P' K 'jg A:A,. ,p u g ff, W ' W' W A f fi ff ef 9? I .. 1' 5 ij. We v'T'l1fZ 'Q We 53 f 4' , t g we ' 'ef t 2 r t -kr 4 1, if N , -V x - if 1 N 3 Q, av in W: i X: xx' -lid A ' ,rr Row One - Mrs. Melinda Branthoover, Christopher lang, Margot Schuler, Mekashia Chenault, Kerry Dunham, Tommy Monnig Row Two - Albert Chavez, Chrissy Tandrup, Kristin Hausladen, Christine Hogg, Laura Leffler, Thomas Park Row Three - Adam Sestito, Ben Shevlin, jonathan Breth, Tawana Mapp, jeremy Melius, john Domaschlco Row One - Miss Kathleen Greenwell, Eddie Abaecherli, Blair Byrnes, Lauren Brinkmeyer, Marcie Sander, Drew Strauchen Row Two - Andy Hiltz, Karri Heglin, Leah Koss, Tiffany Evans, jennifer DeCastro, Mark Stiens Row Three -- Robert Pembaur, Frank Dabek, Bradley Lauch, Douglas Cansz, Brandon Arent, Patrick Goodman, Scott jones Row One -- Nicholas Staab, Christine Allen, jeff Strawn, Mara Richards, Brennan Autry, Mrs. Pfeifer Row Two - Emmet O'Neal, Jennie Coe, Carly DeBoer, Nadia Gill, Carrie Shoemaker, Mike Schlueter Row Three - Greg Fischer, Sam Berry, Cara Peyton, Peter Kinsley, Chris Mueller Row Pour - David Rojas, Neil Bhutta 'S w First Row - Mrs. Carole Rorabeck, Aditya Tandon, Rachel Hoover, Rebecca Holcombe, Allison Pabing, Laura Guggenheim, Chip Workman Second Row -- Joshua Komau, Amanda Goodwin, Christen Chronis, Laura Hollingsworth, Donald Saelinger Third Row -e Akhil Goal, Michael Alf, Christopher Hiltz, Nelson Pierce, Christopher Sclmlueter, Burke Schilderink First Row -- Mike Nurre, Kirstin Fallen, Erin Fabe, Tatiana El-Feghali, Tommy Braig, Susan Heiglxberger Second Row - Ricky Sutphin, Amanda Dorn, Amy Bridge, ,Iacquelyn Day, Elizabeth Bell, justin Sanders Third Row -- Randy Hall, Amy Rhoacles, Cliaunte , Harris, Paige, Vollmer, joseph Koetters, Fourth Row - Kelly Heekin, Chris Jones ,first Rong, M Scotgl, Berger, 'Christ3?f'Balmos,T ,,, C arissa M Dimaculangan, Molly Baluyot, Natesh Slxetty, Mrs. , lady Evane Second Row,-fy Assad Ghani, ,Heathef Harpenau, Kamira Jones, Tiffany Tate, Patrice Callery, Carren Mcllloweli. Third . Row -W Brian Kilcoyne, Colin Lange, Michael Popil, Billy Cook, Barretliynon, l Siddlaartha Rathocll 2 4 NEW ,pw Wg 9 ,X 3 i,,,,, gli li? 'all lik I ff elim M- -...W .a V u,.:M ,W -gm ' ,SW ,SQ rib ' 1: , S ? 9 Z ,. Q av 'fa 'x n ' M M fwgliilg lf ' mul 4? Q I Pwr gl luv W' EIU! ...vw ga, NK .Hia A 1 ff UM, fa ', 'ZMW UTM 'WfN '42W iflkdl llll QVfgWf,XAlL , Q A, '59, 'if XXAAA ' WK: . v A akawwa, f . f af 'Y 'tl ZX i Q, ask 'Kr X 3231? ,gsm U v Wm Wg r Z ' Rv' WW in avi lim!! asses ,ki F ti ID up T'-'E i s if rf 5:5 L'-Q 4 Q .. ,Eh H7 A ,img wl 'KQQK' K Mak, ia if .., iw' it 'riff I'f' if' l D' ,i-aaaaaa 1 - ' 14, m Q F 1 diQEi-aN X fix f fi ' '-,fr Q 574, rjrgfwg s W-is -f ameri: qi A Ml sa QQ QQQQNU r egg Bagel luv P ' 'I' IIN, Gil! gl ua ll resize Wit!! hkiliiii ir 35 L 3442.- 3 -39' R rm-f First Row - Patrick Kennealy, Sommer Settell, Angela Daly, Fabiana Montoya, jim Price. Ann Thornton Second Row - C.l. judge, Ayanna Penn, Nicole Belmont, jennifer Schuler, Michelle Huenefeld, jason Kearns Third Row - David Oldham, Nicholas Fryer, Lauren Turek, Colleen Carullo, Brian Outlaw Fourth Row -- Matt Vollmer, jermaine Monk First Row - Casey Gilmore, Adrienne Dornheggan, Anne Albers, Teabra Dixon, Derek Kearns, Mrs. Jane Concannon Second Row -- Justin Hall, Melanie Wiesner, Elizabeth Sweet, Gina Gherarcli, Erica Lewis Third Row - Mercer Reynolds, Staphan Ralescu, joseph Rippe, Thomas Nemann Brian Hughes Absent - Richie Rust First Row - Mrs. Patricia Dumont, Joe Ragland, Megan Elicker, Katie Schildernk, Susan Lippert, Skip Graf Second Row - Betsy Sundermann, Cathy Green, Stacye Baker, Margaret Rider, Brad Ruther Third Row - jason Campbell, Brad Turek, Matt Severs, Scott Path, Chris Newman First Row -- Meg Heighberger, Carrie Surnerel, Haidi Sawyer, Elizabeth Burik. Second Row - Vincent Mulckada, Leslie Brehm, Torri Saal, Emily Sander, Katie Aug, Billy Rhodes Third Row - Max Gill, Darren Ross, Dustin Hausladen, Bo Sherman, Jason Hiltz, Sean Davis, Nabeel Kaukab First Row -- Derek Hammond, Susan Orleck, Vanessa Doucette, Lauren Allnutt, Paul Moran, joan Ryder Second Row M Beth Devers, Mariella Montoya, Anne Rice, Heather Brown, Danny Maier Third Row -M- Ryan Cueller, DJ. Martin, Matthew Brokaw, Mike Gamel, Cameron Blau I First Row -M john Thompson, Martha Huller, Becky Heery, Kristina Racllce, Kathi Alf, Judy Gellenbeck. Second Row - Amber McCoy, Hilary Hehman, janine Campbell, Leigh Leffler, Niki Pembaur Third Row - Lee Davis, Ryan Rawe, Gina Stallinala, Katie King, Mitchell Marx, Stephen Clark 26 The Spirit Catches Un! Left - Angela Daly and Teahm Dixon study silently. Center Left - Pei:-r Kinsley waits for more work Center Right - Blair Byrne-, ponders the next que- sion. Bottom - Life in one of the classrooms at the Primary. Below -- Brennan Autry wonders about his next life. ,,f 'Qf ,.,, H. Q K M ' ex ki: Kathy Rigney, Secretary 27 if , ep, 7 65 nf r S r f.::gg:.,f, ..-. Q , if ,.., ,. .,,, i i i 1 Above -- Primary celebrates Christmas with their annual Pageant. Below - Primary student Griffin Vollmer attempts to enlighten the class with his abundance of knowledge. Upper Right -- Lauren Turek prepares herself for the world of modeling. Right Center -- Primary unification is once again seen as Bill Cook, Mike Popil, Siddhartha Rathod, and Katie King ready themselves for a presentation in the Kyte Family Theatre. Lower Right - BMS student Tony Brock talks to Richie Rust, Amy Rhoades, and Paige Vollmer of the Primary School. QIQQ' sl r 1 M, NX VX e , i A X . Q K X X ,x in X Qi 5 KX thi X N i ik Vx x X 'wx in X 5. ,Mfg W. , y M 1 1, ' . . I 4 t , , f X W .. . , - Q ki ,N Q , Q X X ,,, se s i Maw' if ,W ll 6 - if X2 5? Primary At Play ., Primary Soccer Team Makes 1984-85 Debut: Row one -- Ricky Sutphin, David Rojas, Scott Berger, Timmy Reynolds, jim Price, Casey Gilmore Row two -- Thomas Park, Kelly Heekin, Justin Sanders Matt Vollmer, Chris jones, joseph Koetters, Drew Strauchen. Coaches Mercer Reynolds and Richard Sutphin. fe-mi: , .ee. A-A-V -T . c:. ZD r f xy ...- Above Left M- Melanie Wiesner leads a group of companion-s through the loops , Above - Concentration is etched on the face of Lauren Turek. Below - The loops require diligent attention as shown by Scott Berger. Left - Primary kids wobble, but they don't fall down! Far Left -- The primary gymclass chain-gang! as Clockwise from Top Right - Casey Gilmore and Christy Balrnos in Honorable Cats Decisionng Ricky Sutphin heads the Cast of Lady Moon and the Thiefnp Kathie Alf is 'Percival the Performing Pignp Michael Popil momentarily steals the show during Honorable Cats Decisionmp Hilary Hehman as the scarecrow in Percival the Performing Pig' 30 Watch Cut Broadway! The Primary School once again pro- duced many marvelous plays. The first grade presented three different plays: Leo the Lop with Carrie Shoe- maker and Mara Richards, Leo the Brave with Lauren Hollingsworth and Scott jones, and Grandpa Lop with Lauren Brinkmeyer and Prank Dabek. The second grade presented Lady Moon and the Thief with Gina Gherardi and Ricky Sutphin, Honor- able Cat's Decision with Casey Gil- more and Christy Balmos. The third grade presented two plays: Percival the Performing Pig with Katlin Alf and Hilary Helman, and The Rabbit Who Wanted Red Wings with jason Hiltz and Katie Schilderink. - Nuper Tandon s K .'! l.r gt , . 5, , . ,. -I S E - 4 4 Above - Ricky Sutphin catches the audience Lady Moon and the Thief Right - Tittany Tate in Honorable Cats Decision . i at 'lt is 'irq 5, Welcomed l 'E G Cl as-12 First Communion 1985 was as beautiful as al- ways but especially important to the second grade because it was theirs. On May 12 many of the second graders were welcomed into God as they received their First Holy Communion. This special day was exciting as well as the result of hard work due to long preparation to gain an understanding into the mystery of the Eucharis- tic Meal. The children proudly processed to the altar while their parents looked on, Congratulations to the the second graders and may you live in the Grace of God. ' ' W P i C' J A X Q ms, gigg k iwi, . 5, X . X , ,. :V N , pgww ' -we Above - The First Communicants gather around the altar. Above Left - The Immaculate Heart of Mary Chapel. Above Right - The procession. Right - Melanie Wiesner and Gina Cheraldi lead the offertory procession. 32 X , BNN, -. f. qs Kr, , i ' 9 X 4 w it 1 1-. Q semi 'J' ll X EM ssl 'tx X x X X as ,KV .R M, X V, ,R N QN -gt, N N X N X MX X , i ma it , V -QP9 ,mf is 4 X - aunt.-vi N 5 E 2 if g f L . sf if ,f qi . llvv ,tn A y . , fi is QQ ,rf .v a a a , ,. , Al i ,. A ,wit i it 9 -Q an-, me ff f - i :ry 'fr NX f XX ff' W f a it 1: 31 iff- fat.. 5 'W 32 V fix. 2, gr' XJ y 'f X A fd f t? fi A Y , .,., ' VA Y A J gfn ll- FIRST COMMUNION 1985 ..4zm ' Fin-I Row: Father john Civille, Randy Hall, Matt Vollmer, Colleen Carullo, EYHOH, Ricky Sutphin, Heather Harpenau, Amy Rhoades, Elizabeth bweet Kamira jones, Kirstin Fullen, Father Greg Schuler. Amanda Dorn, Lauren Turek. Second Row: joe Koetter-,, Melanie Wiegner, Gina Cherardi, Paige Vollmer, Fifth Row,-jubtin Hall, Charlie judge, Colin Lange, Richie Ruat, Scott Berger Father Thomas Ke-nnealy. Tatiana Feghali, Anne Albers., jennifer Schuler, Molly Baluyot, Nicole Bel mont. Third Rowx Christopher jones., Kelly Heekin, joe Rippe, Brian Hugheb, Carrie Sumerel, Amy Bridge, jacquelyn Day, Erica Lewif.. Sixth Row: jason Kearn-J, Derek Kearns, Tommy Braig, Patrick Kennealx Michael Nurre, Sommer Settell, Cariewa Dimaculangan, Erin Fabe, Adricrnt Fourth Row: Tommy Nemann, jus-tin Sanders-, Mercer Reynolds, Barrett Dornheggen, Fabiana Montoya. Left - Robert Sander-, ning procewion. Above fm: ichael Fullen, and Graeme Dorn lead the ope- The offertory grttk WHAT DD YDU DD DURI G THE DAY AT SCD? Roaming the halls at lunch. - Holly Huddle Fine Arts Programs. - Maure Brockhoff The holiday parties. - Cindy Dohan Doing concerts. - Jennifer Nelson Going through the dumpsters looking for soccer uniforms! - Sara Sheets Watching for the high school boys. - Kalin Wilson Waiting for class time to pass by. - Erica Luebbers 34 Waiting for Ann Eiselein to kick my chair in algebra. - Susan Bowsher Doing Christian service work for the teachers. - Roshni Shetty I like lunch because I am always hungry. - Andrea Carlson Gym because there is no homework. - Jessica Mueller After school sports. - Sandhya Ballal The bi-annual Washington trip. - Kim Villena Passing notes to my friends. - Tara O'Donnell Gymnastics in the gym. - Eurie Lee Being in one of Mr. Bowdon's plays. - Heather Path I like to go on mother daughter trips. - Lindsay Todd Soccer for all its exercise. -Priscilla Feghali Talking with my class. - Kim Hardman To breathe a little easier when the Alge- bra test is over. - Shelly Tyrrell The Campus Day art show. - Hilary Vollmer rf- ..,,, , J .,,. ,,,. . 3 , vw-qw is i 2 4 Z Nl ggi 6 ggi! f 1 f W A vs an Xfwwf fy. ,M V A75 -gf. , ,wmiz ' ' f xi 1 I k ' ?Z 4 1 WV! l if ...Ea .. mb x. rf' , W if X f , f GIRLS MIDDLE SCI-IDOL Vi 2 X ,1 .,,4 ' WMA 50?- E Nv- in-K X .ff Mrs. Carol Conlan Mrs. Joan Hall Mrs. Jean Miesle Mrs. Marilyn Adick - Principal Mrs. Phyllis Mendel E va W , wwf' ' lv- ! . iUiV Mrs. Judy Davis - Secretary Z2 They Guide fQ Our Minds ...adidas Q .aw 4 , , A-V--w...,.,,,,,,,,-1 36 yi 4? Mrs. Madge Lester Miss Michele Luttenegger ' 'iv 3 -'--wi 'f Vff2I1 '5'fGfP5'f eh. ,te wwvfxsz, . New -Y 1,-1 , .. V.-fx, f- ..Q1.:,,sr1wis-iw. ,Y o f ,. f f . 33 as , A li 4 X1 'fs' -1- 5,30 X - V951 - N Q' 3 ' Q g - - V A , lf- .. 35,f'4r+512o T - 11' if 545, -iw-f,3,5:r : 2 - 'i f' 336' I ' - '.I,: 1,5-firm A Q 1 Mr Al Seed Ms. Mary Vetter Mrs. Paula Yarnell Opposite page: Bottom Right - Mrs. Mendel makes a point. This page Left - Little House on the Prairies Miss Beedle visits the GMS. Right - The choir awaits Mrs, Halls signal. 37 A Special Closeness Unites The GMS Standard Four: First Row - Latoya McGee, Beth Rust, Carrie Coogan, Laura Reiter, Allison Brokaw Second Row - Danielle Clack, jessica Mueller, Andrea Carlson, Nicole Asbrock, Kelly Dunham, Martina Pembaur, Anne Domaschko Third Row - Lauren Young, Angela Barcelli, Katie johnson Standard Four: First Row - Heidi Schiman, Allison Trumm, Christine Bell, Shannon Sibcy, Becky Ackley, Renee LaLonde, Megan Kyte Second Row - Arli Eiseman, Meg Pulfer, Maeve Gaynor, Erin Arata, Rebecca Bravo, Megan Steins Third Row - Tina Nicolosi, Maria Sanders, Sarah Saelinger, Allison Hiltz, Kim Hardman Standard Five: First Row - Kristen Luebbers, Meg Grulee, Allison Verderber, Morgan Flatley, Lindsey Todd, Liz Lippert, Shan Bhati, Melinda Hayes, Eurie Lee Second Row - Heather Fath, Sonya Bhutta, Tara Saggar, Jennifer O'Neal, Becky Algenio, Micaela Heelcin, Kalcie Reynolds, Melissa Sutphin, Kerrie McMahon, Priscilla Feghali, Katie Vollman Standard Five: First Row - Heidi Beeler, Julie Ruthman, Shelby Schmidt, Lauren Baumann, Karry Schilderink, Sherry Garg, Theresa Ruthman, Gail Gottenbusch Second Row - Suzanne Clyne, jessica Cuellar, Penelope Chavez, Stacia Olexa, Melissa Laney, Wendy Harpenau, Michelle Schuler, Natasha Gill, Montserrat Wynne Standard Six: First Row - Mandy Boren, Sunila Kale, Heather Fullen, Lucinda Dohan, Robin Sibcy, Verna Perez Second Row - Renee Schuler, Peggy Carr, Heather Saal, Susie Green, jennifer Nelson, Kate Cimpel Third Row - Kristen Villena, Hilary Vollmer, Margo DeWitt, Michelle Platt Standard Six: First Row - Kimberly Scroggins, Gillian Ceeding, Dana Schamp, Natalie Baldwin, Kathy Bell Second Row - Dina Hammond, Courtnee Carr, Trisha Castellini, Amy Nurre, Tanya Avery, Cicily Henderson Third Row - Maure Brockhoff, Nicole LaLonde, Susan Vlack Standard Seven: First Row - Kristen I-Ieignberger, Kathy Lingg, Stephanie Dill, Holly Clauder, jane Tissen, Paige Sattler, Wendy Sutphin Second Row - Mary Misraclc, Sandhya Ballal, Christine Wimberg Christine Lippert, Kimberly Popil, Allison Hall Standard Seven: First Row - Mindy Bravo, Karen Clark, Danisha Ware, Vidula Kale, Radhika Jones, Candy Patton, Christin Lambert Second Row - Roshni Shetty, Tara O'Donnell, Kimberly Villena, Sharon McMahon, Laura Nusekabel, Alexandra Montoya, Liz Lanclrigan, Liz Brueggemann GMS - Lends Support And Talents To Theater, Pine Arts, Missions GMS contributions to the Summit Community are manifold. In the area of missions the GMS raises large sums of money each year. In addition to their own presentations, GMS students such as Shelly Tyrrell fbelowl participate in BMS dramatic productions under the direction of Mr. Bruce Bowdon. Each spring the GMS contributes to Campus Day with outstanding art, dramatic, and choral presentations. This year the art classes worked with Mrs. Paula Yarnell to produce masks for a local charity ball. The GMS continues to develop new ways of serving the Summit community. Right - An outstanding group of eighth graders pause on the steps For a quiet moment before the camera. 40 I il' ,Q i ' 'W Q! af' .1 ff, '-wlu..-- , W X 1 193 ' I .j-'X P.. Clockwise from Top Left - Balloonx add .1 ewtrve .nr to Campus. Day Decorationsg Art Students peek from behind rnaslw created tor .1 tlmrity lmllg Mrs, Paula Yarnell wrrrileQ proudly aa Mr. Tyrrell recogniiek CMS .utiktrt tontrrlultmrr-x to Ctrrrrpuk llrv, Ekglrtlr grader Pl-.lIdCOI1l.1Y'llI'lglll ot p1ttt1ruJ.rw.r1tN Mr Tyrrell R .1r1r1oLlr1cclr1Qnt Cumernrng Art .rwartlw 41 WVMKgg 4'4Mt 7 wi wvwwwQ 4' fmt? VE AWXYWZ ev A swz 'Cn mm aw rf aff M ,, W -.J 5 im ' I rl' f i' , , f, . M 1 , , K 5 1 . f , ' , X Q ' ' ' fl F, f ' 'l 1 ,N ff f gf, 3 V if . ' ' -' 1, ff wx. 4 Vx, - ' ' ' ,ff 1. We 1. N7 D f ,J r N, , 4' 1-, -we V ...., 4 f Y , f 4 -wif Q. - V ww-,1 4 H r w fv,..., , ' I 1 ' , f :i 1 ' V w I f, Q - ,-...,.,. ' ' ' ,' ,, 1 :X 4, ', 4 ,- f f-.....,, , by 'gf f i ? X i 5 ' 'Wg Ze Hz : W- V 5' 5 . 31 4 , Q ff 3' ii , yy fg 1 . .' , 'L fp, :V ,f ,, ,f it f . - Qu 44-- l i f f 1 3- . ' U 3 ,' jj , ,'. .. , f 1 :H . 2: LHQLI ,Q .lf I - 'F-'V ' inf 'ti A N H NUM F ,A, V -qw - x 3 Clockwise from above: Shannon, Fiona, and Holly share a pretzel break., The bus ricle becomes a party for Holly, Mary, Debbie, and Stephanie., Summits Blues Sisters - Stephanie and Chris!g A trip to the Kennedy Center inspires Kristin, Kathy, and Sanclhya. 42 E ek X 124 ,fr fy f Y ,ff ef ff 5 yay 9 ,ff ,Mf vi f? YV: ff? ff, r .M f' 'rms .. ME X 3 if 'f L 45:5 'B We 31? J Z M W i f L fy-:: M 57 X. 9 A 53.1 -' 'W5-,-1 :am ,og Airman. Candles Symbolize The Leadership Cf The Class Cf 1986 5 1 . , , ,gray ,MW A 2 2 1 JK 9' ar 2 aa M., WV N. ,.,- 4 'L 2' , ' 'pf,... '49 'w 'xii' AR . L .N 5-'Y- 'f'f Mw 1 4 1 i N -wr-'ak 0 Qfllllllmg , Xa aUi?5 KB? Q P PASSING THE CANDLE Monday june 3 sixty randles lay on a table in bt Gregory Hall Eath al the eighth grade girl willed one of the seventh bl ade birl a peual eighth grader lighted the tandle ol the eventh grader to symbolize the pas ing of leader hip to the Cla ol IOM Faculty and girls telebrated together at a reteption lollow ing the teremony Q : . , ' , Q' '. 5 4 V Q . 'S t . L ' Q g I ' s ' 1 5 r 1 ai s s talent, characteristic, or ability. As each will was read, the ' ' . ' 1 ' s . Q A . Qs' A . s ' . ss A e . t '- W- - C s C l ww ' A - 43 X. XX GMS Entrants Capture Top Prizes In Fair Again in 1985 the C-MS entrants stood out as outstanding at the Science Fair sponsored March 9 by the Engineering Society of Cincin- nati. The GMS captured 7 of the top 16 prizes from a competition of hundreds of Greater Cincinnati students. Several girls also received special recognition from individual scientific societies. The GMS is grateful to Mrs. Hall for her continued teaching, inspiration, and coaching! Accolades too to the parents for their support, set-up held, and encouragement. fi f ,,,., ,,.,.,,,, 'ta CMS Science Fair Winners: Top Right - Sharon McMahon, First Place Physical Science, Bottom Right - Tara O'Donnell, First Place Physical Science, Above - Lizzie Landrigan, First Place EarthfSpace Science. 44 -ar' :45 ,, ,QWSKG vfxvwfs 1 K li G 5 l 'itil l Ni gi 2 i if H if W ,,, E V Bottom Left - Engineering Society Science Fair Winners - Front Row - Julie DeCarlo, Debbie Stine, Lizzie Landrigan, Sharon McMahon, Alexandra Montoya, Sara Sheets, Back Row - Lisa Baluyot, Ann Eiselein, Christi Lambert, Nalini jones, jennifer Webater Z 5 'fe it Above Left - Amber and Paige Sattler, Third Place Physical Science, Above Right - Heather 'Seal stands proudly by her project. Bottom Right - Jennifer Webster, Second Place Physical Science '1'vv-vw-s1v1r'uwv'w'v v'4 1: J , if? gl 394 5' s , Z? :Pi A lei- ,.: if f, 2, I 6 1 V Cheerleaders: Bottom - Stephanie Pfeifer and Shelly Tyrrell, Middle - Christine Fallis, julie DeCarlo, ll1SfrUmEnial Music: Left to right - Allisc Mindy Bravo Top - Michelle May, Stephanie Dill. Hall, Kalirl Wilson, Kristen Heighberger CMS Chorus: First row - Sharon McMahon, jane Tiessen, Kim Popil, Roshni Shetty, Lizzie Landrigan, Wendy Sutphin, Alexandra Montoya, Holly Clauder, Erin Cirefer, Christine Lippert, Paige Sattler Second row - Kim Villena, Laura Nusekabel, Kathy Lingg, Mindy Bravo, Michelle May, Sandhya Ballal, Tara O'Donnell, Shelly Tyrrell, Debbie Stine, Megan Newman Third row - Meredith Rottinghaus, Theresa Young, Christine Wimberg, Radhika jones, Karen Clark, 46 Betsy Walter, Susan Bowsher, Elizabeth Brueggemann, Nalini Iones Fourth row - Chris Fallis, Mary Misrach, Candy Patton, Christine Lambert, Danisha Ware, Tara Pettit, Vidula Kale, jennifer Webster 4. V --- ' if Seventh And Eighth Grade Reaching For The Stars Seventh and eighth graders are a group of rising young stars, eager to accept each opportunity to showcase their varied talents. Co-ordination, pep, and enthusiasm all characterize this year's cheer- leaders. Those whose voices were also musically inclined were candidates forthe choral programs. In addition to annual concerts, chorus provided an outlet for young starlets through performances with the Cincinnati Opera and Mr. Bowdon's original production Diary of Anne Frank - Sara Sheets and Kalin Wilson nn, 'fe J fi wg 'Jl'q.i9 ' V i , , Ji 'gy , G I 5 f V i r it-4 x H U 'vi - Elf L ,A X s ' W it X, -t X Nh in ' -afifajss -1-., if . .5 A ' 1,1 ,J , ig.: .I V g Y y yi, , I , ...- Q w:g,qg,1L,g, N R 7 , ifvfigr. if if 9 :V A t.P is l gy I 47 GMS Gets Their Kicks! 3X4 Soccer: Row One - Danielle Clack, liriatina Radlce, Gina Stalhnalda, Heidi Sawyer Row Two - Sarah Saelinger, Betsey Sunderman, Torri Saal, Emily Sander, Kim Hardman Row Three - Tina Nicolosi, Shannon Sihcy, Erin Arata, Meg Puller, Latoya McGee, Beth Rus-t 3!-1 Soccer: Row One - Martha Huller, Heather Brown, Nicole Pemhauei, Megan Elicker Row Two - Anne Domaxchlco, Hilary Hehman, Martina Pemhauer, Carrie Sunerel, Arli Eiweman Row Three - Lauren Young, lxatie lohnkon, Laura Reiter, Erica Mairose, Becky Aclcley, Maria Sanders sfb Soccer: Row One - Priscilla Feghali,M1aNy Sutphin, lxate Cimpel, Heather Path Row Two - Mrs. Algenio, Katie Vollman, Alewica Cuellar, Staci Olexa, Maure Broclchotf, Becky Algenio, Robin Sihcy Row Three - Michelle Platt, Morgan Platley,C1cily Hemlervon, Ceeding, fir, in X If . .f in --augur ff: iii?-wife? X' ti .- V -rw LT.. S i r V 5X6 Soccer: Row One - Micaela Heekin, Renee Schuler, Kristen Luehhers, Kerrie McMahon Row Two - Nicole LaLonde, Margo DeWitt, Suzanne Clyne, Mary Beth Bruno, Heather Fullen, Mrs. joan Hilton Row Three - Amy Nurre, Eurie Lee, Allison Verderher, Lauren Baumann 7X8 Soccer: Row One - Wendy Sutphin, Ann Tondow, Peggy Ryan, Erin Crefer, jane McLaughlin Row Two - Nalini jones, Shelly Tyrrell, julie Moran, Stephanie Pfeifer, Raclhil-ga jones, Sara Sheets 7X8 Soccer: Row One - Shannon Ran, jane Ties-sen, Tara O'Donnell, Stephanie Dill, Megan Newman, Mary Mi5rach Row Two - Erica Luehhere-, Kalin Wile-on, Lizzie Lanclrigan, Karen Clark, Christine Wimherg, Alison Hinckley, Viclula Kale 1 ll!! Sth Grade: First Row - Sonya Bhutta, Shelby Schmidt, Shan Bhati, Kristen Leubbers Second Row - Stacia Olexa, Morgan Flatley, Kakie Reynolds, Heather Fath, Micaela Heekin Third Row - Katie Vollman, Kerry McMohon, Rebecca Algenio, Elizabeth Lippert, jennifer O'Neal 2 it we ,J 7th and 8th Grade: First Row - Erin Grefer Sec- 7th and 8th Grade First Row - Chris Wag- ond Row - Paige Sattler, Tara O'Donnell, Lizzie ner, Wendy Sutphin, Holly Clauder, Kristen ' Landrigan, Shelly Tyrrell, Nalini jones, Vidula Heighbergenlane Tiessen Row Two - Sara Kale Third Row - Mary Misrach, julie DeCarlo, Sheets, Alison Hinckley, Peggy Ryan Christine Wimberg, Radhilca jones, Karen Clark, Erica Luebbers, Christin Lambert -d 9' f I 'tr ,eww - rm-an .V -nf frm- . f ,QP ,,,,.-v. .af-wa 'M' .,-if W-via -Q4 may vow? MQW 'f Vit, ' '4 '1'7 6th Grade First Row - Susan Green, Heather Saal, Amy Nurre Row Two - Hilary Vollmer, Gillian Geeding, Tricia Castellini, Kathy Bell Third Row - Margot Dewitt, Lucinda Dohan, Nicole LaLonde, Robin Sibcy, Mary Beth Bruno 50 Why Pass It Up? The basketball teams of the Girls Middle School this year did very well, both in the season and in tournament play. Mr. Seed's seventh and eighth grade team made it to the Miami Valley Conference Tournament and won the second place trophy. Outstanding sportsmanship was exhibited by all the girls during the season and . everyone's physical well being was improved immensely. - Mary Landrigan Left - jane Tiessen basketball star by nightg super student by day Below - Sixth Graders enjoy life off the court! ,fmxs I 'Q 43 - i . Q 51 Our Girls In Blue Track Team: Row One - julie Ruthman, Teresa Ruthman, Allison Brokaw, Meg Pulter, Kim Hardman, Latoya McGee, Kelly Dunham, Erin Arata, Martina Pembauer Row Two - Gail Gottenbusch, Lauren Young, Maria Sanders, Tina Nicolosi, Angela Barrelli, Katie johnson, Becky Aclxley, Katie Grefer Row Three - Heather Daly, Suzanne Clyne, Roshni Shetty, Mindy Bravo, Rebecca Algenio, Montserrat Wynne, Sandhya Ballal, Stacia Olexa, Melissa Laney SX6 Softball: Row One - Lauren Bauman, Kerrie McMahon, Morgan Flatley, Heather Path, Heather Saal, Susan Green, Amy Nurre, Kalxie Reynolds Row Two - Melissa Sutphin, Micaela Heelxin, Mandy Boren, Katie Vollman, Heather Fullen, Robin Sibcy, Margo DeWitt, Dina Hammond, Hilary Vollmer 7X8 Softball: Row One - Holly Clauder, Wendy Sutphin, Chris Lippert, Stephanie Dill, Paige Sattler, Erin Grefer Row Two - Candy Patton, Mary Misrach, Amber Sattler, Susan Bovvsher, Stephanie Pteiter, Karen Clarlt, Kimberly Popil Row Three - Fiona Cullen, Kalin Wilstvn, julie Moran, julie DeCarlo, Christine Castleberry, lane McLaughlin, lane Tiessen So this is what Mary does when she'-W not on the tield! if 4 ga 'mf lg Q, 5 PML. 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A Q D , , 2, I , , , , V mg.: X H' .wer WW r ,f ,'wmw . , , ,N , Q La 'Hx :AM ij mul: if. 721- l.,ggv?ggi3, ,' 'mile f 'fi 'imi ?' izihlf,-r 'Qi 'tif I 'fi , -f fvifif .1258 Q H' 8 ,i tt --I ng of 'Q , Q lywiffga- f , Wal-au.'m'z- kimianghlii .zflblg -'4if.'a if' fri 'Ya waz Competing, Striving, GMS Always Finishes Ahead mmm.. nnwmwm-W... .. . NW V . 2 i 2 i. 1--s 'Lf pu .di l .4e:..,....:..4-.-., ......-M M-. ' T-IAVE HEART This year Standards Four, Five, and Six performed The boys Take Over Christmas! In this heart-warming play the Toymaker fMelinda I-layesl creates many realistic dolls which can play, talk, and think. The only thing they can not do is love. The Toymaker is very selfish about them, and refuses to sell even one to the customers ll-leather Fath and Lindsey Toddj. His plans are foiled when he fashions Sunny fAllison Verdeberl. She starts a rebellion with all the dolls except one clown fEurie Leej. Finally, they discov- er hearts in a locked trunk and all receive one, including the unwilling Toymaker and clown. Then the Christmas Spirit 1Theresa Ruthmanj appears and everyone feels the true joy of Christmas. Moving renditions were contribut- ed by Standards Four, Five, and Six dancers and singers, and the Stan- dards Seven and Eight Chorus, which performed the traditional carols and cheerful Christmas songs. - Regina Miesle Right - A doll 1Becky Algeniol forces the toymaker tlvlelinda Hayesj to have a heart Above - The Christmas Spirit tTheresa Ruthmanl singing An Old Fashioned Christmas . if fgfef 4 I ,Q 55 M' Avg TF- i -X 1 N 1, x 'T Top Left - The Grand Finale! Top Right - Cathy Bell Sing-5 her Solo while Mandy Boren and Cicily Henderson await their turna Middle Left - The Toymaker lMelind.i Hayes-D confides in the audience. Middle Right - The Chorus presents their repertoire. Left - Sunny tAllison Verdeherl and Tina tivlorgan Flatleyj gaze adoringly at the Christmas Spirit tTheresa Ruthrnanl, V- Above - The clown tEurie Leej makes her point, f N ' , 3 9 A ' f J Z f V M af 41 ,V.. , f Y fi 1 ' if 3 fs 1 , cf , if F .v I X V ii 4 .5 lo it , ,.,, .. V , ' V if , 4' - V, ,V Z f 'tiff' -V ' if ,, 56 1 Clockwise from Top Left - Michelle May helps. out the BMS playy Debbie Stine and Mr, Bowdon present The Diary of Anne l7ranl4 p A member of the Lollipop League: Mary Misrach the Srarecrowp The Opera? Cretel with Lizzie Landrigan and Frances Wang lUpper Schoolj The GMS - Always Acting Up! As far as dramatics go, the Cirla Middle School i9 tops. They do more plays a year than any other school. Not only do they star in their own productions, they are rnore often than not found in BMS productions as welll When the Cincinnati Qpera came to the Surn- mit, it came to the CMS For extras. At Chriat- mas and Campus Day, they put on plays and musicale for the parents. All in all, Broadway has a serious contender in the CMS! A Mary Landrigan Left - Dorothy iuwl want-N to go hmm- Above - The VViclXed VVitt'h iHn't that witlxed alter all' 57 GMS Field Day A Day Df Fun, Competition And Sportsmanship Cn Friday, May 24, the Girls Middle School held its annual Field Day. Following mass, the four teams began the grueling competition that was to last three hours. The first events were the less-taxing short distance races. The grand finale was the test of muscle and strength, the tug-of-war, in which Alpha proved to have the final pull. After lunch the infamous eighth grade softball stars tried to prove to their mothers their prowess on the field. Unfortunately, they were unable to pre- vail, and the mothers took over and won 11-4. -- Sara Sheets and Kalin Wilson v , -,nr HJ-Lal' ,M I ,v--g, f , . 4 r Above - Liz Brueggemann gives it her all to make her winning throw of 19.9 feet! Right - Lauren Baumann takes a good look at her fans in the Gamma cheering section. 58 We A ,, ans 'E , M. , A is 97' YN fz-, N , bar, N ,mania-ah-iii mg, ' .YS ff. Upper left - lt's Li bird, its .1 plane No' ltk ,lane Tiewecn doing her imitation of Superman! Uppcr right - Arli Eigeman is climbing the ladder of obstacle course success. Left - Li7 Lippert burns up the track trying, to overtake Melinda Hayes Above - Becky Bravo liuktles to boat the clock' 59 By The Rockets' Red Glare The seventhfeighth grade trip to Washington DC. this year was a truly wonderful time. First stop was Wil- liamsburg. Some girls liked it so much, they had trouble leaving tthe stocks, that is!! After soaking up the atmosphere of long dresses and hand- dipped candles, it was on to Washing- ton. For two incredibly fast-paced days our travelers saw just about ev- ery landmark of our country's history humanly possible! Not only did their historical sense develop, the girls also rated cateterias and restaurants in the Washington area. The unanimous de- cision is that Morrison's was no good . Thanks to the teachers who volunteered their lives and sanity to help us on the trip, and good luck to the next one! - Tara O'Donnell we K 4 gh t k Above - Hey, Look, it sticks! Top right - A barrel ot monkeys making a barrel in Williamsburg Bottom Right - Mrs. Adick finally has her way! GJ ,Y Top Left - Eighth grade gillx talw A break in ,lamcatown Top right - Erin Llrcfcx Inst Ill the um Bottom left - XX'l1.1t7 Mo num: k1OlllN0I1 U' Bottom right - Fugnxng ot the COIINIIILIYIOII X Cl Father Seville Leads GMS Graduation Mass The GMS Graduation was a celebration for thir- ty-one eighth grade girls. Julie Moran and Megan Newman welcomed parents, faculty, and friends to the Graduation Mass which was led by Father Se- ville, A communion meditation, Footsteps in the Sand, was given by Tara Pettit. Ann Eiselein served as Mistress-of-Ceremonies for the presentation of awards. I-Ionored as Summit Girl of the Year was Nalini Jones. Erica Luebbers received the Sister julie Billiart Award for Christian Leadership and Stephanie Pfeifer received the Sister Ioan Miller Award. Families and friends continued their celebration during a reception held after the service. D Above - Nalini jones accepts her award of Summit Girl of the Year from Mr. Tyrrell. Above Right - Holly Huddle leads the GMS graduates into the chapel. Right - Ann Eiselein welcomes all to the ceremony and expresses the appreciation of the graduating class. 62 he H 'H za W 'fp ferr' ' s Q' er' t r f l , fi ti ,, M 3 , s rg i , S 5 ' lil J We V 1 f 6 I 1 a ff it ' ' -V a t ai f . 5,6 fl J, , H Q5 ia . .1 I - A 1 E X . ,f it , I M K? 1 ' -, r i 5 1 its a . .www 4 i , . i 'W' .s ,' . T ,V I GMS GRADUATES or 1985 lPirst Row - Shelly Tyrrell, Teresa Young, Debbie Stine, Fiona Cullen, Peggy Ryan, jane McLaughlin, Megan Newman, Christine Wagner, Alison ,Weise, Holly Huddle Second Row - Michelle May, Susan Bowsher, Sara Sheets, Amber Sattler, Erica Luebbers, Lisa Baluyot, Chris Castleberry, Alison Hinckley, julie DeCarlo, Meredith Rottinghaus, Betsy Walter Third Row - Julie Moran, Christine Fallis, Nalini jones, jennifer Webster, ,Tara Pettit, Shannon Ran, Ann Eiselein, Kalin Wilson, Ann Tondow, Stephanie Pfeifer i I wymy- f Q3 -my -rv 7 i, , - - - -. ,i , p 1, k ' . 4 iv ' 'Y It 9' 11 , ..,, I 4t .Q-. .I . . , I Left - The graduates nervously await the beginning of the Graduation Mass conducted by Father Seville tabovej. 4 i ., I .c .., , , Ik - 2 . , 5 V ' . rs if ,K M t - . ' 'A ' X , .ws-i f :S . I. ' sz, fs 'I : -- WV - I Q Q 4- a if Q Av - ,G- Z:-g t ,, N. B In , 1: f iii ii V 4 - 4 In space. - Ioly Fryer I can most often be found in I-Iomeroom - English except on Tuesdays Andy Wilson I can be found doing my homework in homeroom. - Amar Bhati I am mostly found at the lockers. - Scott R. Bosley Roaming the dark halls of the Summit Country Day School. - Glenn Darrah In my seat in the classroom, but not by choice. - Scott Seiller I am mostly found in the lunchroom eat- ing fig bars! - Stacey Weaks 64 I can most of the time be found where my friends are! - Peter Rosal Lost! - Michael Eilers I am most found practicing music with the Stationary Marching Vocal Band. - Hosea Smith I can be found at school on the play- ground of the Girls Middle School. - Sergio Munda After school on the track. - Brian Conlan I am found with my nose in a book. - Thomas Clarke Asleep. - john Sublet In the classrooms. - Eddie Marquez Wherever you want me to be. - Nathan Algenio Cutside making trouble with the high school. - Steve King I can most often be found in the bath- room combing my hair and in class, eat- ing my lunch. - Mike Olexa The places at which I am not supposed to be - the GMS, teacher's lounge, the GMS, and the GMS. - john Griffin I can often be found in the science class. - joe Gorey At the drinking fountain. - Greg G Jacobs Z 4 4 I A V51 Q5 H W 1 N w I -an .f A f 1 fm 'Q s 'fi fl! E Q Nd l lv--P iwf' aw fx.. if 'ff' BUYS MIDDLE SCI-1001. M Jw, 253 ff . 4, wma? This Page: The lnclomitable Hawk - Mr. Bruce Bowdon! Opposite Page: Bottom Left - Miss Hippsley grins ecstatically after mastering the Omnibot. Bottom Right - Mr, Bohne and Mr. Fey struggle for seats amid a sea of waving arms. Sr, Pat Kinser The BMS Faculty Developes Young Minds Donald Ankenman George Ecker, Principal Richard Bohne , 1 L , 4,,A . A r 'lu 5 '57 Q' 41W Mr. Bruce Bowdon Mrs. Brenda Del Favero MF- James Fay MfS- Diane Ferfief r Q1 X, . YZ, fa: Q! M Y yy, t ff 5 M sys s L14 M ix? f AZVVb Mr. James Frock Mr. Pat Hayes Miss Catherine Hippsley Mr, Richard I-Iglmes, 5...-4 MTS- Nan MOHQY Mrs. Deborah Richey- Miss Kay Ryan Mrs. Barbara Sander ra- Mr. Mark Wiesner 9 gk GRADE FOUR: Row One - Bryan Parks, Steve Kim, Deak Helton, Ethan Kniskern, Brenden Bonnett, Matt Kuzman Row Two - Zach Sweeney, Colin Kegler, Josh Steffen, Simon Fryer, Peter Lauch, Damian Flanigan, Tracy johnson GRADE FOUR: Row One - Rahul Rathod, Nikhil Goel, Chris Stagnaro, Brady Richards, PJ. Perez, Andrew Lange, Graeme Dorn, Joe Gorey, Frank Chmielewski Row Two - Matt Smyth, Louis Graf, Roger Bouchard, Ryan Boggs, Will Parry, Scott Rencher, Chris Eilers, josh Osswald, Peter Rosal, Howard Hughes, Stacey Weaks GRADE FIVE: Row One - Elliot Ruther, Dan Zepf, Roopesh Aggarwal, Jason Dimaculange, Michael Fullen, Brian Nurre, Bryan Kearns, David Ramsey, Frank Lauch Row Two - Mike Rosal, Ed johnson, Nick Comerford, jay Vollmer, Richard Severs, Matt Fassler, Brett Heekin, Kishen Mangat, Beau Parry, Erik Privett, Jon Zobay GRADE FIVE: Row One - Eming Lee, Edward Marquez, john Held, Brian Gonlan, Adam Grefer, Matthew Simmons Row Two - Micheal Larock, jason Rieter, Roberto Gayol, Sean Becker, Aaron Monnig, Brandon Parker, Keith Schofield GRADE SIX: Row One - Kevin Rack, Gregg Jacobs, jerry Hilton, Gates Richards, Chris Gorey, Kevin Kennealy, Ricky Elma, Tyler Dever Row Two - Mike Armstrong, David Timmerman, Eric jackson, Robby Sanders, Tom Ruthman, Scott Spiller, Mike Stagnaro, Todd Robinson, joe Albers, Conrad Doucette, Sean Sullivan, Blake Patterson GRADE SIX: Row One - Gary Harper, jonathan Kuzman, Scott Bosley, Phil Thompson, Adam Wolter, Chase Sattler Row Two - Hosea Smith, Neal Bonnett, Ashley Evans, Sergio Munda, Che Rhodes, john Renaker GRADE SEVEN: Row One - Michael Lintz, Eugene Gayol, Amar Bhati, Ross Whiting, john Schmidt, Ryan Kyte, james Newman, Chris Blake, Matthew Larock Row Two - Oren jenkins, john Sublet, David Porter, Michael Smyth, Andrew Stirling, Nick Anthony, Kevin juenke, Derek Hausladen GRADE SEVEN: Row One - Steve Fabing, Faris Ghani, lose Chavez, Andy Holland, Brian C-omsak, Greg Gottenbusch, Pat Seery Row Two - Efren StaRinala, Ed Ptirrmann, Brian Sheehan, Steve King, Eric Harper, Brad Schloss, Robert Rothing, Kevin Hardman, Mike Abartzis 3X4 Soccer: First Row - Jermaine Monk, josh Steffen, Andrew Lange, Brenden Bonnett, Cameron Blau, joe Ragland Second Row - Chris Newman, Graeme Dorn, Simon Fryer, Scott Path, Scott Rencher, Mercer Reynolds, Matt Severs, Ms. Hippsley 3-X4 Soccer: First Row - Steve Clark, Derrick Hammond, Ryan Cuellor, Billy Rhodes, Rahul Rathod, Brady Richards, Paul Moran Second Row - Chris Stagnaro, Peter Rosal, Ethan Kniskern, Griffin Vollmer, Bryan Parks, Peter Lauch, DJ. Martin, Stacey Weeks, Matt Smyth Third Row - Coach Bowdon 5X6 Soccer: First Row - Conrad Doucett, Tyler Dever, Scott Bosley, Roopesh Aggarwal, Mike Eullen, Scott Severs, Gregg Maraan Second Row - Che Rhodes, joe Albers, Kevin Rack, Eric jackson, Hosea Smith, Kishen Mangat, Gates Richards, Ashley Evans 5f6 Soccer: First Row - Elliot Ruther, Philip Thomson, Robert Donath, Aaron Monnig, Jason Reiter, Richard Elma, John Held Second Row - Nick Comerford, Blake Patterson, David Timmerman, Sergio Munda, Michael Stagnaro, Brandon Parker, Erik Privett, john Renaker, Mark Wiesner A v m M ,339 ,. ,. R5 N ' N , . , 19 A We x , A 'rev Si if Sfo Soccer: Row One - Nitk Conte-rt'-iid Row Two - Brandon Parker, Vlirl Thompson, jakon Rf,-itvfr, john Held, Roh Donath, Aaron Monnig, Blake l attn-rkon, john Rf,-naker, 'Sergio Muncla Row Three - Elliot Ruther, Lrik Privvtt, Rick Elma, Daw' Trmmerman, Mike htagnaro 7X8 Soccer: Row One - Steve Ring, Row Whiting, Larry Hilton, W'ayne Lippert, Alex Sammarco, Mark Zaring Row Two - Ed Moeller, Andy Stirling, Mike Eilers, Kevin juenke, Mike Ahartzis., Carney, Faris Chani, Rick Bohne lCoachj 7X8 Soccer: Row One - Scott Spiller, Sean Redman, jay Stahl, jeff Vollman, Robert Rothering, john Suhlet Row Two - Pat Seery, Paul Regenehurger, Mark Keele, Amir Coel, Brian McCarthy, Bradon Ford, Agile Turner Absent - john Griffin 7X8 Soccer: Row One - john Schmidt, Nick Anthony, jamie Newman, Michael Qmyth, Billy Baumann, Patrick Daley, Ryu lxurokawa Row Two - jim Forck tfoachj, jon Nicoloki, Kirk Parks, Tony Brock, Andrew DeVN'itt, Neal Tew, Nathan Algenio, Patrick Beirne BMS Swings Anew First Row - Daniel Zeph, lerome Hilton, Will Parry, Byron Kearns, Brian Conlan, Matthew Fassler, Brian Nurre Second Row - John Ragland, Chris Gorey, Andrew Wilson, Sean Sullivan, Albert Heekin, Edward Johnson, Beu Parry, J. Philip Vollmer Third Row - Mr. james Fay, Chris Hertzel, Louis Graf, Keith Schofield, Sean Becker, Frank Lauch, Adam Grefer, Robert Sanders, Mr. Richard Holmes Absent: Thomas Ruthman First Row - Graeme Dorn, Robert Gorey, Joshua Osswald Second Row - Damian Flanigan, Will Parry, Matthew Smyth, Ryan Boggs Third Row - Coach Holmes Absent: Christopher Eilers, Zachary Sweeney First Row - Nikhil Goel, Chris Stagnaro, I.. Brady Richards, Stacey Weaks Second Row - Brenden Bonnett, Roger Bouchard, Louis Graf, Peter Rosal, joshua Steffen Third Row - Coach Holmes Absent - Ethan Kniskern First Row - Adam Grefer, Mike Fullen, Nick Comerford, Beau Parry, Keith Scofield Second Row - Danny Zepf, Scott Severs, Matt Fassler, Mike Rosal, Brian Nurre, Eddy johnson, Elliot Ruther, Coach Frock A quaint: Hdll. sf flhf Swmt' Qgw-Lf?-,I Sctiuvt' . ' Nl 55586 :f ei .vi as ,H ,git freak 'zfxtjxli 5:3535 First Row - Greg Maraan, Conrad Doucette, lerome Hilton, john Ragland, Kevin Kenneally, Cates Richards Second Row - Chris Corey, ,loseph Albers, Todd Robinson, Robert Sanders, David Timmerman, Scott Spiuer, Mike Stagnaro, Mr, Mark Wiesnc-r, Coach First Row - Nicholas Anthony, Eugene Cayol, Amar Bhati, Jamie Newman, Ross Whiting, Michael Smith Second Row - Mr, james Fay, Matt Larock, Efren Sta Rinala, Drew jenkins, Michael Abartzis, Brad Schloss, Michael Lintz Absent - Brian Ciomsak, Kevin Hardman First Row - Kirk Parks, Ryu Kurokawa, Mark Keels, Wayne Lippert, Tom Clark, Shane Angel Second Row - Paul Regensburger, Ajile Turner, Andrew Zobay, Troy Young, Mike Olexa, John Griffin, Cramer Strauchen, Rick Bohne tCoachJ Absent - Chris Hertzel, Brandon Ford, Billy Bauman Mr. Richard Holmes, teacher and coach at the Summit for the past 32 years, was inducted into the new Athletic Hall ot Fame on October 19, 1984, at a dinner in the Flannery Campus Activity Center gymnasium. As Athletic Director of the Boys Middle School. Mr. Holmes is responsible for over 100 intramural teams in 10 sports at the Summit. Last year he was recognized for his high school achievements by the Buddy LaRosa High School Hall of Fame. Spirit Of Graduation Sparks Eighth Graders' Last Weeks At BMS First Row - lon Nicolosi, jeff Vollman, Mark Keels, Thomas Clarke, Tony Brock, Edward Moeller Second Row - Robert Mathes. Cramer Strauchen, Michael Dillard, Michael Eilers, John Miller, Mark Zaring, Robert Noack First Row - Chris Zepf, Mike Sunderman, Larry Hilton, Bill Bauman, Ryu Kunokawa, Alex Sammarco, Nicky Kim, Wayne Lippert, Jay Stahl Second Row - Nathan Algenio, Andrew Dewitt, Alan Zobay, Chris Hertzel, john Griffin, Neal Tew, Patrick Beirne, Kirk Parks, Mike Olexa First Row - Glenn Darrah, jonathan Carney, Paul Regensburger, Leonare Marquez, Anuj Goel, Neil Sarkar Second Row - Troy Young, Brandon Ford, Shane Angel, Brian McCarthy, Ajile Turner, Michael Bacenick QQ- 5 aww .,.,. i , f 1 ll ?xkN if it I , f X H 417-3 'H C fzfx -at , i ffm '13 -xr? -tl. V A Pffcx ' xt' ', f x Q' Efsffiweii-T Upper - A pensive moment before the next match. Lower - Victory has been achieved! Wrestlemania - SCD Goes For Ciold Every year the BMS students compete in wrestling on eleven levels ranging from dustweight to heavyweight. Var- ious members of the faculty help under the direction of Coach Dick I-Iolmes. The presentation of trophies climaxes a season of fierce competition. ,LJ 5 fx :gf-3 Q Qtlf' 'po 'f 42 ft! g ix 4 Wrestling: First Place Finishers - Row One - Ryu Kurokawa, Brenden Bonnett, jon Zobay, Keith Schofield, Elliott Ruther Row Two - Brandon Ford, Kirk Parks, John Miller, Mike Olexa, Bill Baumann, Chris Blake . fl.: wt 42 Wrestling: Second Place Finishers - Row One - josh Osswald, Bryan Kearns, Gates Richards, Damian Flannigan Row Two - Mike Bacevich, Neal Tew, Paul Regensburger, Tom Clarke, Ross Whiting, john Sublet, James Newman '... ri ' gl , -, ,i .aw J my t 4 F THE : it T fi' al, Y - t. , , ,W M, , skim' Iifliizge if 55? 65 ff s V ' 'gen 'N-...Ac 3 A i K Q .TM ggivfww Upper Left - The colorful and strange costumes of Alex Sammarco and Andrew Dewitt help to raise excitement at the BMS Pep Rally Above - Also as part of the Pep Rally, teachers Miss Hipsley and Mrs. Delfauro compete against Mr, Hawk Bowdon shooting baskets Right - jason Reiter strains to make it over the high bar 78 BMS Track Teams Soar Above The Rest ,X ,ij I ,Y 4 . 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First Row - Brian Conlon, Aaron Moning, Bryan Kearns, David Ramsey Second Row - Keith Schofield, Beau Parry, Kishen Mangat, Adam Grefer, Mike Smyth, Brian Nurre, john Renaker Third Row - Matt Neary, Ed johnson, Mike Armstrong, Che Rhodes, Andrew Wilson, Brandon Parker BMS Faces And Places f'- 'hm ,V Me ' ,, ' '22, , 1,-5 ...L N Clockwise: Chris Hertzel show-5 his appreciation of Mr. Bohne'5 coaching Ryu Kurokawa and Wayne Lippert demonstrate their computer skill-sy The enthusiastic house team of LaSance5 Another friendly face of the BMSQ Nick Comerford smiles for the camera. A Ghoulies And Games In The BMS This year, one of the Boys Middle SChool's most exciting events was the Father-Son Day. As usual, the weather was good and a day of fun was prom- ised for all. To wrap up the glorious events was a water-balloon toss. An- other BMS event this fall was its an- nual haunted house. Filled with fear as they entered the chamber of hor- rors, the Montessori and Primary stu- dents soon encountered all sorts of monsters. Money raised by this event was used to help solve the problem of starvation in Ethiopia. r i Above - Scott Bosley is living testament of the dangers of the water balloon toss. .0 , ' A I 14' xv f 31 w Q, ,....,,..., 0 , 1 gf t ., , 3 QXM' .:- ' ,f gi '::' ' l 15M 'Tas -. www-V :HW B.. . Q. X f 72 f 1 , ,h.,, , N E , M, A? ' . N1 V 4, f X w Clockwise from upper left - Brian Kilqoync wandcrk- through a hcwildering ohstaclcg Scott Boxley and Hosea gI1llll1 show then wary laces fox rlw canlc-mp Clmw Sdttlvr modclx the latest faslwionslg Blalxc l5.'1llL'I'-OD umhcw hw way towmdx the c.nnur.15 Roh Sarulvuk, Conrad Douccttc enjoy 'X-Ldllllg pcoplcp Mr Pat Hayw- Lr.1wlH through .1 gmnt mouth Bowdon Productions Presents . . . This year Mr. Bruce Bowdon put on two more of his excellent productions. Snoopy , which premiered in November, starred Allison Verderber as Snoopy and Nick Comerford as Charlie Brown. The funny, yet sad, story about self- respect drew rave reviews from the audience. A Comedy of Errors , which starred Nick Anthony and Shelly Tyrrell, was a credit to the Immortal Bard who wrote it. Congratulations again to Mr. Bowdon! .D f 1 ff Above Right - Snoopy looks for Woodstock Above Left - If just one person believes in you 8 2 1 124 ' V 6 5,1 bfi fi . 1 1 f 'E f 'how KW i 4 4 wi -rf W lr i f fi Q ,S i 2 K 5 ' fic' 'V i. -fp . ff HE ,- e lin, A g Clockwise from Top Left - Poor Sweet Babyug R, Rothering lend- .1 hand, M May her best, Be quiet wir, lewt I break your pate! , The cast canr believe their eyew Charlie Brovvnk Gang meet at center wage v A DAY CP ATI-ILETES f W ff 4 gg: I Jef , Q V Q ' Sv, 'X .1 fa, f f f 2 ,, -5, ,, ,Vw V fi ff, l 4' ff' ' Q , Jan A' I El- Clockwise from Upper Left - Brian McCarthy, Tony Brock, Marl-4 Reels and Michael Dillard discuss strategyp Roger Bucharcl gets set to gopCl1ris Eilers and his amazing no-hands racelp Now THATS a banner! 84 Aa My 'W , f -af Xffff ff Wyman-f 91, X ' ' f'-f f' My ,sf 7'-V'Af ' ffaifw , 0 e - 4 'W' , f , ,, V :ff -if: Wff' U ff f., ', ' ,wffif Zi, yay 449 YW J f . 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W-eliirfv' Mr, A. M ' S i, '4 MY., Ill .. Q --- a-,,,. , M' Q.: g ' i-lb., LAL. Ai I 1 - .. - f +f1 Clockwise from Upper Left - Mike Baceviclw instructs houseteam memlversp Newman and LaS-ance race for the top sipotp Paul Regensberger lead-5 the pack: Sean Redman, Andrew Sterling and Tom Clarke revisit Chariots of Firewy Andrew Zobay gives it hi-4 all in the diecusq It making Faces determines the winner, Andrew DeWitt ia sure to win! 85 Dutstanding Scholars Recognized At Graduation Above left - Alex Sammarco offers a petition. Right - Neil Sakar receives his award from Miss Ryan. Above - Mr, Ed Tyrrell presents Anuj C-oel with a diploma. Right - Monsignor Amann leads the boys into the chapel. 86 , ff' i Upper - Ed Moeller accept-5 Mr. Tyrrells congratulations. Left - Mr. Eclxer distributes awards, Above - A thoughtful Wayne Lippert pauses at the podium. 87 Listen to Mr. Ackley's interesting lec- tures. - Staci Sewell Go to Mr. Breyer's class and be tortured. - Michelle Schoeny Watch people when they are asleep. - Lance Astles Tag team action in the locker room. - TJ. Ackermann Being in Spanish - especially when we don't have .class - Anita Sarkar Maneuvering in and out of the gravel parking lot. - julie Lewis Sleeping in class. - Paul Stillpass 88 , WHAT DD YD DD D RING THE DAY T SCD? Getting away to the land of make-be- lieve. - Chris Reiter Going to English with Mrs. Fultz. - Chip Spaulding I like to dissect fish heads. - Chris Landrigan Playing hoop at lunch. - Tony Meacham I love to go to lunch. - Mike Finn Dodging Mrs. Pultz when I'm out of uni- form. - Kelly Ankenman Going to Mr. Juenke's class to learn first-class history. - Tom Brown Going to classes!! - Bill Hampton Going to my piano lesson. - Andy Highland Socializingll At lunch, in the halls, in classes, etc, etc, etc . . . - Julie Kugler Going home. - Rob Dziech Contemplate the fact that it is finally 8th bell. - Mary Landrigan Converse. - Chris Thomas Sit in the windowsills and look out at the horizon. - Frances Wang iE if 4 11 nf ifp,,,,,t,.Q.x 1' Y, ,' ff s' 18582 1 'f-wan. .1 M.. 3 X X. ,Mr 5. ,Q R WG' an .fggffff ' UPPER SCI-Iool.. DQ Fw F 6 Mr. Farrell Ackley - Comparative Economics!Psychology!American lnstitutionsfAmerican History APJUS Since 1945fWestern European History Sister Patricia Ahern - Algebra lfReligion Mr. Thomas Ankenbauer - Algebra Il!Algebra ll Honorsffrig Pre-CalculusfComputer Literacy Mr. Thomas Ash - Religion 9fReligion 1O!Religion 11 Mrs. Mary Ann Beranek - Librarian Mr. james Breyer - Geometry Honor-sfCalculus A.P.fComputer Programmingflaig Pre- CalcfComputer Science Honors Miss Holly Brown - Chorus Musical Ensemble Mrs. Peggy Brueggemann - IPSfBiology Mr. joseph Eley -- Study Hall Proctor Mr. Diego Esquibel - Spanish IfSpanish Il!Spanish lllflixploratory 7 Mrs. Betty Preemal - Algebra ll- CeometryfTrig Pre-Calculus Mr. Bill Prey - Physical EclucationfHealth ll was 5 MIM ,. si ,mms .. w,,5,vM,eaw A5 awrrlif- , mf..-2 , is . WM Y f -'W-W -'mm-102 Ps gil? Kenneth I. Uckotter - Principal Keeping US In Line The Summit Upper School Faculty has been known for its excellent teachers, and this year eight new promising members have been added to the staff. Mr. lim Ankenbauer, teach- ing math and computer educa- tion, has a ME from NKU. Di- recting the instrumental music and chorus programs, Ms. Holly Brown holds a Masters of Music from UC's College Conservatory of Music. loining the math de- partment and moderating Spirit Club. Ms. Betty Freemal holds a ME from UC. Mr. Bill Frey, our new athletic director and varisty basketball coach, has degrees from XU and NKU. Assistant football coach, ath- letic trainer and new social stud- ies teacher, Mr. jeff Stayton has a MA from NKU. Mrs. Marie Hill teaches religion and has a MA from Marquette University. Teaching English, Ms. Pat Scroki has a BS from UC. Ms. Ann Marie Wasserbauer of XU is teaching German. The Upper School welcomes these teachers and hopes they will be with us for many years. - Kelly O'Donnell -na 1 L1 Mrs. Carole Fultz - English HonorsfEr1glish 10 Honorsflfnglish 11 HonorsfEnglish AP Mrs. Patsy Glaser - Healthflyhysical Education Mr. Robert Corey - IPSfBiology Ms. Laura Haas - HealthfPhysical Education Mrs. Marie Hill - Religion 9fReligion 10fReligion 11 Miss janet loering - Latin lfLatin llfLatin lll,f'Latin Literature 9 91 Faculty Shows How Much They Care Mrs. Alice Cole, Secretary 5 E if A r . rg he le 1 A -' r 'i7?w Mrs. Helen Riley, Piano 92 briifwhv X X or Mrs. Rosellen McGonegle, Counselor Sister Virginia Efkeman, Piano Mrs. Shirley Stikeleather, Piano Mr. Robert luenke - Western European HistoryfAmeritan lnstitutionsflntroduttion to Law Mr. Patrick Kelly - English 9fEngli-wh 11fEngliHh 1: Mrs. Mary Beth Livingston - Algebra IfPhy-sins Mrs. Sandra Race - French Ifl5rench IIfFrench IIIfFrench IVfErench Literatureflixploratory 7 Mrs. Sandra Rack - Librariar1fMath Mrs. Pat Skrocki - English 9fEr1g1ish IO Mrs. Victoria Schickner - TypingfBusine-ss Manag,ement!Accountingf Advertising and Marketingfbfusiness Law Mrs. Barbara Shuba - Chemi-5tryfChemistry HonorsfHuman Anatomy and Physiologyffiiemical Science Mr. leffry Stayton - American Histoi'yfNationa1ism Miss Ann Marie Wasserbauer - German IfCerman IIf'Cerman IlIfCerman lVf 'Exploratory 7 Mrs. Sandra Wimmer - Art 9fStudio ArtfArt AppreciationfDravving and Painting,fMechanical Design Mrs. Cheryl Yellig - Spanish Iffspanish IIfSpanish Literature 93 ii Qffvifwfgffiwfg -69 ,, ff ' f i .. If , wt.. - ,Q ,fi , f A it it P f it r ,iff y A 0 3 M' J ,ff Opposite Page: Clockwise - The Summit Choraliers perform in concert.g Mary Landrigan receives her candleg The jovial Choraliers perform for Christmas.: New members of the NHS wait to be inducted. This Page: Clockwise - Participants in the Adventure Club Canoe trip.: The Choraliers strike againg Kim Runck prepares to depart.p Rirna Sifri gets a little wet.g New members of NHS take an oath, .JA New W W M--'Y if Tiny Ciroups Growing Past Among the groups steadily growing are the Adventure Club National Honor Society and Cho- rus. The Adventure Club is becoming more and more popular with the under- classmen as is the Chorus. With a new face director and name the Summit Choraliers will soon be a strong force in the school. The NHS which inducted sixteen new members this year is also promising to be a more involved group. - Erin O Donnell I I I I I I I I I f 1 3 gr ' f ' fl tif ,W- x Ji f -1 ,X 'xix 1 f , N 'E I ,, vi xi x Ni We Get Fired Upl This year's Homecoming Week was a week of highly energized events enjoyed by all the students participating. The week started out with the truly bizarre Clash Day. Plaids stripes, checks and dots were most successfully combined for nauseat- ing effect by Bobby Luce, Wendy Conlan, and Wyndee Parker. Tuesday was Teacher Appre- ciation Day, Wednesdays annual Walk was rained out, but this did nothing to lower the adrenaline caused by the shocking upset at the Student-Faculty volleyball game, which was 2- 1 in the l5aculty's favor. On Thursday the school welcomed student representatives from AFS with friendly curiosity. The fall sports teams wore their jerseys on Blue Day in antici- pation of the pep rally in which the entire school showed Summit Pride. Summits first soap box derby was won by the sophomore boy's Deathmobile . The busy week proved to be one of the most enjoyable periods of the first quarter and al- lowed for a pleasant break from school work. - Betsy Mullins 'Mas 96 w 'U HI A tus at v Kiki 1.:lHIaf':f 'QHH45' HQ, ,ai Q seg SWT sf wi 'QQ Q5 tif, mg szgxgx fifits' Yiigisfanx' lfilifg fine iizxzz ,. -is ffl' . 1 ll T l z.,Fu DE AT HM O B we Y M 1.4 1? tis 1-7- Opposite Page: The balloons go up to start another gamep The Summit Knight steps to action This Page: Clockwise - One of our Clash Day winners, Bobby Lucep Sophomore boys celebrate their victoryg The Summit walk before the heavy rain.7 The infamous soap box derbyg Is this a teacher? 97 S .mi it 1 xxx i XX - X ,-,,,k,g 0 WL, , si , W , .'N.,jw.,, 5 'wr-....,,,.,..,Mh8:,,,w 'VWKMWQ A w'4Z f-.,. A ' f e f ' ,Nw Wim.. -4 raw H-nw. . W,-ww 'lv-nf' sf? Q' . VE . 13 is , 2 ,ff?,',, ' A .H it-., This page: Top - Shout! Above - PJ. Zloba and Heather Burton take a break from the evenings activities. Middle - Pat Hickenlooper waits for a dance with Laura Dempsey. Right - Brad Minor and Moira Tynan let lose. Opposite page: Center - Couple of the year - Mike johnson and jenny Ginsberg. Bottom Right - Rosana Carvalho and Kent Leaver , . What can we say that hasn't been said? 98 f' Dancin' In The Streets . , , Boogie To Breakin' The Homecoming game victory de- manded some Dancing in the Streets! From 8:00 to midnight, Smokin' and the Students rocked the Summit Pavillion with spectacular music from the late 15O's and early '60's. The Students, who have acquired a cult following at the Summit, played such greats as Shout and My Girl as a large, receptive crowd boo- gied down . Although the band needed a break, the students did not as the music turned from pre-Beatles to 1984 break- ing. Many of the Freshman boys dis- played their talents for dancing in the streets during intermissions. Both the students and alumni agreed that this Homecoming was an unsurmounted success in achieving a sense of united enthusiasm for the student community. - Betsy Mullins .4121 l ..-..-.J A Great Kickoff, A Great Season! 1984 was the Year of the Quarterback as three different Knights led the team to an 8-2 record. Injury to senior Steve Tyrrell, who engineered three victories to open the season, brought Brian Talty and Mike Collins into action to complete the season with five victories in seven games. A 52-6 Homecoming victory over Landmark was highlighted by Chris Rosser's two touchdowns in two attempts. A 55 yard per carry average has to be a record! The Knights concluded the season with a 42-6 thumping of Country Day - the fourth straight over the Indians. The Class of '85 never lost a football or basketball game to their arch rival Indians! The five juniors of the Class of '86 have high expectations of continuing the string and making the playoffs for the first time. - Farrell Ackley First Row -1. Connell, B. Parker, M. Ryan, K. Krueger, B. Lisk, E. Kohl, S. Loeb, T. Sautberg las-.istant trainerl, Second Row - B. Ritze, B. Barrett, R, Kifer, D. Hickenlooper, M. Kugler, T. Lcugers, D Vwlysong, S. St-ltrnan, A, Srivastava, S Cilligan, Third Row - S. Schreckenhofer, S. Tyrrell, B Talty, D. Celesti, T, Vvidman la-ssrstantl, T. DeSalvo tassistanrj, F. Ackley thead coachh, j. Turner tassistantl, R. Bruno, M. Finn, S. Dumont, C. Francis Fourth Row - D. Schickm-r, K Pearson, D, Ackley, P. Saba, D. Astles, M. Ackley, T, Myrick, T. LeFevers, C, Rosser, AI. Kniskt-in Fifth Row - P nl. Zloba, M. Collins, HB. Douglas, C. Henkel, C. Ferre, R. Powell, I. Rt-nchcr, C. Carmichael, C, Cilligan, C. Bulger, M. johnson 100 2- . 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Q U L , V , , , 7 . ,f 1 s Clockwise from Top - And now, the basic passh Critty demonstrates his slcillp Where is Sanjay going? 102 O R SCDCCER TEAMS KEEP 0 GCJING! Soccer is fast becoming a great American pastime. Summit's soccer history is typical of this whirlwind infatuation with a game that for so long has been a mainstay of European sports. In the last few years, we have watched the soccer teams at the Summit grow both in size and in skill. This year, the boys had good-sized varsity and reserve teams which both did respectably during the season. Many of the players are becoming quite adept at the finer points of ball handling, and the new freshmen show promise for the future. Congratulations on this season's play, and good luck for next year! 41 w xv. f zjQ,4' 1, H - 7, 'Q f-azdhw-fzfwif Varsity: First Row - Mike Fleming, Carl Huether, Bobby Moore, Lance Astles, Spencer Storie, Tom Brown, Paul Cussen, Will Jones, Pat Finn Second Row - Coach Eric Eggerding, Steve Kearney, Chet Lewis, Frank Mayfield, Critty Wilson, TJ. Ackermann, Chris Elma, Todd Kinross, Ron Collins, Ed Foss, Coach Rich Fields Reserve: First Row - Sanjay Aggerwal, jason Schulman, Sabastian Pagani, Eric Grau, Ashish Verma, Tom Brown Second Row - Coach Rich Fields, Carl Falstrom, Lance Astles, Alex Carvalho, Mark Elma, Bobby Moore, Andy Highlands, Sean Fullen, Coach Eric Eggerding K I iz .1 'f T W wwf ff ' 3 f ' 3 2. ,fr X ' V - 'f f 1 ,W .W 5 c 1f , ,IQ Y'-rv i 'Q 4 fag! nn arf 'Wifi . ' Y' xv' Q Top - Does this guy EVER stop? Bottom - Look out Pele, here comes Todd! '32 Kicking Off! A New Fall Season The fall '84 soccer season started off much like any other, with anticipation and apprehension. There were high hopes for a big winning season, but more than a few nervous glances were ex- changed at the forbidden thought of lgaspj losing!!! A new coach and several new freshmen shook up the old team and, under the whip of Coach Haas, Summit soccer was on the way. Freshman were eager to power to the top. Prom them came raw enthusiasm, which, added to the experience of the upperclassmen, made for a new, potentially explosive team! Although a superstar season was not to be, it was a great one for building character. Friendships were forged, the team was allied, and a winning spirit was revved for yet another exhaust- ing, exciting, exhilarating year! - Jenna McKenna L. EM mf First Row - Emilie Algenio, Dawn Roethe Second Row - Sue Breen, Rosana Carvalho, Alice O'Dell, Kelly Evans, Aimee Pecquet, Rachel Algenio, Heather Ryan, Hannah Payne Third Row - Ms. Laura Haas lcoachl, Tippy Hehman, jamie Simon, Joanna Haas, Gina Gates, Coleen McMahon, Monica Gates, Mary Stahl, Gina Ryan maui It V V W I' UE, ,, ,I ,. i 1 ,WK V , ., I ig, is . V. , ,411-3 4, ,sgrl 13,1 g , A ., 5 .- nag .I Ay. lltg -. ..3W,-,,.,- ,. e u.. AJ?-gf, 34Jgaiaawir:A ta, ,X i 3,5 - 131, 1 V . ,W 4, i W, ,, w Q mc . 'G,',: , , J V 'EJ Y 1 , ,fl .P - 2 7 , i . 94,,,, ,oy ,, if f, . , 2: ,cf T A 1 ,,.-.., 3' , ff, ff! .Liza , 4 Q ' :Z H, fvlfz wwf, 5 ,Q Y, ' ' L - . K . 9 . nf ,V ,. .1 . , 1 f .,,, pf, ' 3 it , ' -A . VV , in wa .V Q ,ZW . ,wt-.g,:-..I ' , wg -I i V , . . 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'fy-,fiym 'mf Qu exam. . l 'f H - l'S'T?f- A fi 1 X.?hfs,,'k . in 4w-v .-sf g Y' 12, Clockwise - Alison Weber goes for a tremendous kiclq Kelly Evans tries out for A all the team: The junior contigent, Mary and Tippy, take the field! 105 vm Chorus Linen: One of our referees, well loved by Above - Steve Tyrrell groans as his ball just misses the cup Right - David Dobbs prepares to send the ball flying down to the green 106 Kendall Leads Team To Sixth Place In State Summit's Golf Team had a highly successful season. Coached by Mr. Kenneth Uckotter, the team finished third in the Class A Sec- tional which qualified them for the Southwest District Match at Weatherwax Country Club in Middletown, Ohio. At the District Tournament the team won the first place trophy to move on to the State Tournament at the Ohio State Golf Course on Oct. 16 and 17, 1984. Lead by Denny Kendall, who was the runner-up medalist with an even-par of 70 on the final day of competition, the team finished in sixth place at the state level. Kendall completed a successful season by being named to the first team AAA by the Southwest Ohio Golf Coaches Association. Finalists: Paul Haffner, Bobby Luce, Denny Kendall, Steve Tyrrell, David Dobbs Team members not pictured: Brad Minor, Greg Meyers, Chris Reiter, Dave Pfeifer, Trey Blum, lim Dempsey if f 7' ' :Ere Wiz' vt' 'fy JZ , , X -sf, ,M ,H ,,f,v Q - ,rfewa Q . f X ' V. - . f fel- ,H N. 5,3 ' r s , rf , 4?-f, . , rw 5 ,- , it :K W v 1 fm . f 2. .W 1 , ...i 1 .y .f ,fs 1 5 -f-W Clockwise - Denny Kendall prepares to sink the winning puttg Steve Tyrrell about to tee offg The competition watches enviously as Bob Luce displays his skillg Bob Luce addresses Wm the ballp Paul Haffner's powerful 'fm-, .,.,-M. 44 a W. ,v,4,. api I ., ,A .-,gr rw backswing U pi , Q. V ,P 5533 3' Q' '- X W, ..- Yf. Ep sl .. Q ul A V... ,af 1 f ' '21, sg .. s i ,swmk E 1 .v an sr' w gp ,Q ex. - .1 Q I EF? 'f 1 107 Vu f' A ,Q-'12 ,if e 5 Q A ,Q Qblli. gl IS.. it :V 3 . Sri ?evw- ,ii Qtgii ,,,,,,iuxs s 4 ,laik atlas mwffwf ' www ww I ,,., t gif,-Ara i ,,, ,Mi ....-Q wa , X 'f'T 'fW 't 'WY 'I.l..fa..-...-3:-a if Top - A demonstration of the overhand lob by Phil Below - Tom Brown hits it over the net BUUNCINC BACK AGAI ACAI .,...J...... Above - First Row - Tom Brown, Phil Castellini, Marty Ryan, Eric Kohl. Second Row - Brent Boeckman, Steve Wimberg, Paul Haffner, john Fisher, Tony Meacham. Third Row - Coach Ankenbauer, Neil Schmidt, TJ, Ackermann, Chip Carmichael. What sight could be finer than that of healthy young men running around a court in whites? If you can't think of an answer to this question, then you are a fan of the Summit Boys' Tennis Team! A new coach, a lot of new players and a new season combined to produce a team that showed a lot of promise. They made it into tournament play, where they demonstrated their skill and verified the fact that soon they will be the carefully honed players who will dominate the league! The Girls' Tennis Team is a young aspiring one which shows promise to achieve great accomplishments. Com- prised of Jill Verdin, Elsa C-erwin, Brandi Cale, julie McLaughlin, Kelly Conners, Heather Blake, Kathy Gayol, Laura LaLonde, Leslie Kropp and Holly Friesz, this group did not emerge victorious in many matches, yet they gained the prestige of placing third in the Miami Valley High School Invitational at Dayton. In the sectionals, individuals also succeeded, including Laura LaLonde, who advanced a round, the doubles couple of Holly Friesz and Elsa Cerwin, who progressed two rounds, and team captain Jill Verdin, who advanced three. The team will miss Jill, the sole senior, who led the team with her experience, fine attitude, and sense of humor. These promising underclassmen have de- veloped a strong spirit of camaraderie and eagerness to improve on their present abilities. Truly they will become genuine contenders in the near future. - Regina Miesle and Mary Landrigan - 477 Wy, L W, Ylfzww ff ,ini .fx X,q,fY lg ' 'fr f X, ff f f t if ,, fftQf,fy4Q2 1, 'g l l 2 1 I A 1 l H f NVQ an 2 if. ' ' z aw-V..-,A . - Left - Paul Haffnei' reachea out to acquire another valuable point. Upper Right - Mr. Ebquihel, beloved coach ot the Cirlw Tennh Team, flashes hib famouw wmile. Above - Utter concentration is displayed by Phil Castellini. f 109 ny? a ,J f it ft gf , 'f 'A f - if ' A ,t t . Af , fa.. f .lf V, .Ag VHA!! 44. MN, , , ' f gn M V, Q 1 Q ww .W mx if 'B ' xes I Summit Cheerleaders Spark That Spirit! Our cheerleaders. What can you say about a group of girls who unfailingly give of them- selves to promote school spirit? One has to admit, it does take a LOT of devotion to wear those tiny skirts around school in the middle of winter! Our cheer- leaders are good. Once again our varsity squad won a Cheer Ohio Spirit Key at cheerleading camp. Our cheerleaders are spirited. They have endured the most spirit-killing games with equin- amity, and kept our school cheering throughout it all! At ev- ery major sports event, and at many minor ones, you will find them cheering or leading cheers. Their smiling faces and enthusi- astic voices have urged our teams to victory time and time again. I think it is time that we cheered for the cheerleaders! - Mary Landrigan Varsity Squad: First Row - Anjali Coel, Kim Brent, Teri Riley Second Row - Katie Steffen, Tracy Law. Joanna Haas, Mary Fleming, Lauren Heidt junior Varsity: First Row - Shannon Cowherd, joanie Harris, Wyndee Parker, Betsy Mullins, Mary Pat Kelly Second Row - Michele Schoeny, Frances Wang, Lizabeth Leffler, Ann Kim, Leeann Hong 2 Qu., ix '. Top Left - Monica and Lauren show how to do The Bird Top Right - Ann, Shannon and Michele attempt to get it together Above - We'r Number One! Left - The varsity squad at their best Volleyball Team Wrestles A Through A Tough Season The records of both the wrestling and volleyball team don't accurately reflect the dedication and participant vigor expressed by each. The wres- tling team was lead by Captain Dave Hickenlooper who set a new school record with the quickest pin in 11 seconds. Next year the team can look for leadership from Dave Celesti, john Fisher, and Tim LeFevers. The volleyball team had another season of growth which will lead to an outstanding team. With the alternation of captains, Mrs. Shuba gave everyone on the team the opportunity to lead. Kitty Hill was placed on the second team, and Stacia Foss received an honorable mention for MVC of 1985. The team concluded its season with Sth placement in the league. - Kitty Hill 5 f 1 is I . Av , , ' I -T . .. A V 'auf' - ., +7 1 .., 4W'4if f , 'M' - M. Volleyball Team: First Row - Mrs, Barb Shuba tcoachj, Celeste Frazier Second Row - Adaire Doan, Susie Henkel, Stacia Foss, Rima Sifri, Kitty Hill, Kim Runck, Staci Sewell C' gf is I --Wy, Wrestling Team: Row One - Dave Hickenlooper, Tim l.eFevers, Bill Barrett Row Two - Coach Davenport, Bill Schmidter, john Rencher, Dave Celesti, Mike Finn, Coach DeSalvo 112 , ll 45 ml ff? 4. ng, - 12 in Z- J Clockwi-,Q from upper loft - Coach Shuha pun it on the line for thu tcam, kitty xprmgx mm action', Bump, wet, .md Npmke ff the Skullw work togerhwg kim Runylx humpw om- ow-r'g Shun comcw down hard: Tense with wmuntrymtlon, Rima prepares to attack. Ui I hiv 9' Shooting For The Top i W 'H-A-wmuullf I M' V we 3 4 www f Um, f 1 'VWAMM ' 'WMA , if Left - Tyrxell makeb hia shot. Top - Senior Randy Powell prcpareo to hit .mother hawket during warm-up. Above - Meacham pushew toward the haaket. uf 'hfw Top - Formidable Rosser givee. 'em a hard time. Above - Row-earl, always. on his toes! Above - The oppowing team is awe-'btruck by I.Qapin' Luccwl Above right - Ackicy is heads above the rest! Right - Co, Summit Knigiitdw fd ff 1' ,Q y ,W 4 4 Q Nm - w 1? , V Opposite Page: Julie Kelley goes all the way for the top as Liza Mclntosh and Kim Runck provide team support. This Page: Above - Sarah Miller closes in for a basket. Right - Julie Kelley proves she can get away from everyone! Laura And Joanna Haas - A Winning Combination For Summit Basketball Although the 1984-85 Summit Girls Basketball Team experienced some difficulties during its season, the expertise of the Haas sisters cannot be denied. Coach Laura Haas, who teaches physical education and health classes at the Summit, encouraged a relatively young team to grow and develop new skills as well as develop new confi- dence in their abilities. Cvercoming any possible sibling rivalry, Senior Joanna Haas was able to perform admirably to become one of the team's leading scorers. it is not often that a pair of sisters can cooperate this smoothly and still maintain their individuality. Girls Basketball Team: First Row - Ami Schiman, Colleen Mclvlahon, Sarah Miller, Amy Schmidter, Monica Sansalone, Lori Schiman Second Row - Dawn Rothe, Liza Mclntosh, Julie Kelley, Heather Ryan, Jeannine Davis, Kim Runck, Joanna Haas, Rimi Sifri, Dana Zimmel, Coach Laura Haas l 11 Building For The Future: Enthusiasm Plus Experience Both the Girls' Softball team and Boys' and Girls' Track teams provided their fans with moments of excitement as well as individual achievements. Although they may have not fullfilled preseason expectations, they served as great building blocks for the future. The Girls' Softball team, coached by Diego Esquibel, combined the experience of veterans with the enthusiasm of new members. Seniors Julie Stautberg, Gina Ryan and Joanna Haas provided true and necessary leadership. The Track team, consisting of four girls and seventeen boys, was stocked with many new run- ners, all of whom provided enthusiasm and never-ceasing fervor. The running program was strengthened to a consid- erable depth. Coach Laura Haas molded her constiuents towards future success. W. ar ff i J as Winn' :V , ,Q V , Top - Track Team - Top Row - Ms. Laura Haas lcoachl, Chris Ferre, Rl. Zloba, julie Lewis, Rolla Chuang, julie Caster, Claus Tandrup, Mike Ryan Middle Row - Brian Talty, Scott Dumont, David Wysong, Todd Kinross, Critty Wilson, Sean Gilligan, Mark Elma Bottom Row - Iain Lamb, Eric Segal, Sanjay Aggarwal, Rob Kifer, Dave Hickenlooper, lim Connell Girls' Softball - Top Row - Colleen McMahon, Kim Runck, Kelly Fry, Liza Mclntosh, Diego Esquibel lCoachl, lulie Stautberg, Jamie Simon, Gina Ryan Bottom Row - Stacia Foss, Ami Schiman, Monica Sansalone, Sue Breen, Ann Stautberg, loanna Haas 21, 15. we 5 a a 'W , r c fa' 2 , ., t 6262 Q 39931 if I if 6 aware e v . T f Y llii i Y' ' . fr- ft it Q: my ,Jf'a453f of pf' Q -...sw r S. Above - Mike Ryan makes his move. Ami Schiman reaches for the top. M Nm 'Kf 'VW 'cy :QV In ' av 41 V all'-ly. ,. A, , 3 M 1 A ,A .. 'Wind ', ,955 c-, f . dk . ski eq.. V Nw XVW if' V 1 .,,.gfvgg.-xy, Ni, K 4 ' , W , W f 7, Q ,md M. M ,. , fy 5, f K! 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K Clockwise - Coach Esquibel calls a meeting of the mindsg We've -still got a Chance for it!g Wl1.1t happened to the ball? 119 Field Hockey Denied Victory, Baseball Shows Promise Girls Field Hockey: First Row - Monica Sansalone, Tara Conlan, Julie Lewis Second Row - Mrs. Patsy Glaser tcoachj, Tracy Law, Wendy Conlan, Michele Schoeny, Laura Dempsey, julie Stautberg, jennie Whiteliead Third Row - Kelly O'Donnell, Colleen Brueggemann, Betsy Mullins, julie Kugler, Ann Stautberg, Sarah Vlach, Leann Hong 0 f ' fy , 1' 4 Varsity Baseball Team - First Row - Mike Finn, Dan Schickner, Tim Le Fevers, Steve Tyrrell, Ron Collins, Bill Schmidter, Scott Schreckenhofer, Denny Kendall Second Row - Coach Schreckenhofer, David Ackley, Bob Luce, Matt Ackley, Mike Collins, jeff Couzins, jon Kniskern , l.,,,.,F'l r 4 l :- ,A Zwi. gy 4, I gf 9 1 7:4 E J. - I YM h K 5, , , W ' 5 ' , -?' ' ' A , ff, , 1 me are y dp, 432.1 Reserve Baseball: First Row - Brandy Ritze, Brad Parker, Ashish Verma, Spencer Storie, Alok Srivastiva, Bart Lisk Second Row - Dan Schickner, Dave Ankenman, Mike Finn, David Ackley, Scott Schreckenhofer, Bobby Carl, Coach jeff Stayton ,,,: 45 -. , . 9, , ,Xe Q .,, , 120 Bottom Ouch that hurts! l Mia, . fi W ' 1 ' lr ij' J A, l Top - Taking a break. 4 X w 5 1 I i if ',b Au' f -f 1 kt A. W. fr , 1 , I 4 V 2 Zyl, mir? fvq7f'J2.4 f 3 'Vhxfi vff 2'Af ZE'?f'6' , ff' if V ' Y M11 - . ' 5,5 fn.. -1-am in-M-y h 'z M w 9'- 3 1. ,,.., ,.4,,a.w- 4 .--rn Q f f I my i W f' A, Y i W Q eg A X '1 Q A annul 5 X? ffwi. gigs X ,xi f J i SMX-W ..1...B. W El Q. Top Mlchelle Schoney shoute encouragement to her teammmtes Left Qarah Vlwch battles for the ball. Above - Colleen Brueggemann steals the ball from her opponent. 121 'Mil' Clnckwisc - U9 Choruk pQrl'm'n1-, X'1ll.1in llv-I wtnlx Ill .1 1Nl'lOLil'JI1h'! CllIL'CfL'L1 bv MX Pat Hkxmlxn, Ballmmg Xignal opening ul' FlJI1l1L'IY Lumplcx. ...W Q, .WEE 2- ,aw P, U3 Aqwmqlffasvfwnifwlab 3 Summit Celebrates ln Theater, Europe The opening of the Flannery Theater in Oc- tober has given the Summit Upper School many reasons to celebrate. Musical produc- tions, fine arts programs, excerpts from an opera, plays, and even a melo-drama have been presented with a professional flair. The air-conditioned theater with its new lighting system permits greater creativity and flexibil- ity in addition to providing improved comfort and illumination. Two trips overseas during spring break were cause for celebration for nineteen Sum- mit students. One group visited France, ltaly, and Switzerland at the same time the second toured West and East Crermany. Four Summit families - the Lambs, O'Donnells, Davises, and Bergers - shared their homes and the Summit Spirit with students from France and Colombia during the summer of 1985. Left - Miss Holly Brown directs .i Campus Day performance, Above - Marla Berger, Moira Tynari, Rachel ,-Xlgenio and Nupur Tandon celebratt- April in Paris 123 'N-44, I 1 Z ff NW J 4 ' 1 rf- M fy 1 r .f wwe, . , M , vi W, '32, v+f5Q1 af4 ' '-' ,ff vfgif' -'42- 5-in f MQ x'L1,PQ:5Hg4niL fd? - . .., -.,, -- f is fx M v, - N .il A , ir ., f ,N Ll, 4x rf 52,31 ,232 ,aw ., .W :U -. 1?,,y'QuG , wg -A, i QT? ,ht QS? W-2 ' -1 Q. , A V N N, f 'irf' .f 2 - ', '-. ' ,Q ' , xfwv : 5' W ' fit' N' V - 1 f ' V L 1' fd' f 3? , 4 f f -- . ' -' ,Q i W. 'ff , ff?-. V -N .- I V ' kia Q-Q, U w-J' J 1 ' s' QT , Nwvu? nw! MJ, K1 8 I. 5,,, vw' V 1. JNw fr . ' ...-ff' fl A Clockwise from Top - Everyone scrambles lln nmr1QvF: la Mi-as Van Huy-Non putting Malaclwl to wleepfg Wl1mJ are those- atrange mon out-1idcT JL-lv Franfcsg Wlwyf is this man gmll1ng?g Dolly ik- Lharmecl, WCIYQ sure! 124 WW in , Stage Fright Conquered Twice! Tvvu pldys IH ilu' mnnu vu.n7 But that! nuvur lwfgq,-11 donv lwtnld' Mull, H113 vmr th' Lfppcl Sdnml Rupnrtnly Cnrnpqrw dnl ut' In the hill we put nn thnx Clnfck tmgfgdy Antigone, Hmrnng H B. Dk7L1gl1lH Lind Ifxnn.1 Mplxcnnn Ywnlv It ww .1 xmnll pmdnntmn, Lt ww- vwxy wegll r'cu:1x'cd Thy Nwrxn f luv, rnuuh lgn wr, xmas .1 Hrnnxlw' P A P Fw The Matchmaker, Ntmnng Tnnv Luv .und Stuvc Pom,-1, wmv .iw much fun fu put un .15 rt vvm tn ww. The Huppnrtnng nktnw ably baukcd up Su-vc and Tmuy, xnnng than wmv Ntcallng tlnc menu' Wflm wlll uvux fuxgwt Rub and SLIIUJVIS L'lOW'I1lI1g, Frarwcw' drunlwn ' u stupor, m Lybullp- M plCI'x1l k:,Q uv wt But Ambrow you cant gn , , M.lIy' l..dHdIlgJI1 Left - VN'.aa nt Horncthing I s.nd7 Nays Chrw Above - Cmm-liL1st'.1IlN rxglwt unto the wolf-tmp Service And Adventure - Hallmarks of US Clubs l i ojfl,g1,4 1 CHORALIERS , 1 W L., ,,.,.,.,., , ,ra fr rl,-,J a Lara 7 -X ' M ,:.,, QW! Choraliersz First Row -- Lariesa Weeeenberg, Rolla Chuang Second Row - Spifit Club: Fiffrt ROW - Tori Claflie. lefma MCKQTUVL Marv Pat KellY Marilyn Richard, Chip Spaulding, Bob Moore, Bill Barrett, Kara Luttenegger, Second ROW - Erin 0'D9nnCllr MafY I-dndflganr Ffanfef' Wang, Mlcc Holly Bmwn Third ROW .. Iimmcc Wjang, Monica Martin, jrrnnd Monica Martin Third Row - Helen Kim, Grace Cottenbuach, Larisba Mglccnndl Rlmi grffll An1y gghmidtmr Reg, Mrcclr- VNU-ec-nlvc-rg, Ann lirrn, Nupur Tandon, Marilyn Richard, Kelly O'Donnell Fourth Row - Brad Minor, Michele Walton, Katie Steffen, Alice O'Dell, Diane Moore, Joanna Haas, Tansy Wills, jeff Pfeifer, Mr-w. Freemal junior Council on World Affairs: First Row - Marilyn Richard, C-race Cottenbuwch, Monica Battle, Teri Riley, Wyndee Parker, Katie Steffen Second Row - Ann lxim, Rachel Algenio, Flea Cerwin, nh W- M-frm Betsy Niklaa Third Row - Paul Saba, leff ljferfer, Torn Myrick, Stuart Seltrnan Fourth Row - Tori Clarke, Michele Schoeny, Kim Callery, Leeann Hong, Allison Weber Outreach: First Row - Katie Steffen, Grace Crottenbuech, Leeann Hong, Michele Schoeny, Monica Martin, Marilyn Richard Second Row - Tori Clarke, Fmily Fieelern, Tracy Law, Teri Riley Third Row - Tanwy Willie, Mary Fleming, loanna Haas, julie Stautberg, Connie Caetleberry Fourth Row - Shannon Ryan, jenny Kalthoff, Wyndee Parker, Michele Walton Fifth Row - Steve Tyrrell, Monica Battle, leff Pfeifer, Bill Schmidter 'fr 126 Y 1 l i W. BF gr lf' I 1 X r' 5 fiifig, , ,vi Q, W . 1 ' i ' QQ 5' mr 1 x 1 Y Q National Honor Society, First Row - Laura Lintz, Colleen Brueggemann, Tori Clarke, Katie Steffen Second Row - Kim Brent, Anjali Cloel, Emily Eiselein, Kim Callery, julie Stautberg, Tracy Law Third Row - Helen Kim, Tansy Wills, Lauren Heidt Fourth Row - Erin O'Donnell, Mary Landrigan, Steve Porter, Betsy Niklas Fifth Row - Rachel Algenio, Paul Haffner, David Dobbs, Rod Bruno, jeff Pfeifer Sixth Row - Matt Ackley, Ed Foss, Dave Pfeifer, Carl Falstrom ifer 1 1 ,ef 4 T ll' - , 1' 'fit iff! 2 . , ff 5 v J V 1 'Z R 2 I 2 :ge -1 jig. Insight: First Row - Rod Bruno, Tansy Wills, Hannah Payne, ,leff Pfe Tracy Law, 'Steve Porter Second Row - Marilyn Richard, julie Kugler, Mullins, Katie Steffen, Tori Clarke, Kim Callery, Frames Wang, jenna McKenna bet x i l l 1 I i 1 1 Adventure Club: First Row - Mike Finn, Kelly Ankenman, Coleen McMahon, Amy Srhmidter, ,loanna Haas, lain Lamh Second Row - Kittx Hill, Kim Runck Third Row - Chip Carmichael, Susanna Henkel, Kelly Mathes, Rima Sifii Fourth Row - Ann Kim, Carrie Dorger, Kelly O'Donnell, Hannah Payne, Chuck aandell Fifth Row - Mike Collins, Leader Robert Corey, Holly Fiiez, Tippy Hehman, Mary Stahl, Stuart Steltman Sumacs: First Row - Alito O'Dell, Michelle Schulman, ,loanna Haas Second Row - Randy Powell, Brad Minor, T Vl, Ackeiniann Third Row - Tom Myrick, jenny Kalthoff, Denny Kendall, Traey Law TZ! bw 114, Clockwise - Michelle S. and Michele W, - are we aeeing clouhle?g Marty and Lee party down, Wendy and jenny wear their sunglab-:ee at nightg Denny and Dave show ug how to gatorg The Sock Hop fa-,hion show! 128 M Vex, MIBWSQA N X' wg a. wr. X. , :Mew N., Let's Dance At Sock I-lop '84 Rubber Soul rocked the Summit Pavil- lion for the fourth consecutive year with their citywide-famous mix of late 50's- early 60's music as the Upper School celebrated Sock Hop '85. Though the theme of Let's Dance was a big suc- cess, the favorite song of the evening was Shout, , of Animal House fame. As the first strains of the song were played, the entire student body rushed to the dance floor, where some enthusiasts even began to gator! The dance is tradi- tionally a 50's dance, which is kicked off with a 50's dress-up day the Friday be- fore., the outfits ranged from 50's prep to 80's punk, with a thousand variations in- between. Congratulations to the Spirit Club for another successful and enjoy- able dance! - julie Lewis Above - Denny Kendall is ready to roar! Left - Quel menagel R J 1 9 -P, ? .1 4, 5 J - Q f X I 5 w g S 1 Z:5if:.:4::?2s:a:,. ' . E nk Qs X O k +V: - QR Arif' 5 f:' , 'f I I: by N .A Q I I , iw .S if g f 1-Q ,Na 3 A ix 'N Y 5 ' I Q, . ,-5 4 Y? wzfijv -.'1S..1' www , hyiify N !u..,,,,,f' aj ,-' f b W af - E k x i 3' Q 5 3 .Q ' 1 I Q 4.45. 'lm SEN IDRS SE IDRS Opposite Page: Left - The Silver Knights' Senior attack squad. Right - jenny makes a pitstop in the Senior Girls' Lounge before the big race. This Page: Below - Yuletide joy overwhelms Mike during a break in Mr. Ackley's class. Right - Mr. Kelly - from a deserted Senior locker room. Bottom Right - The Seniors exhibit their forceful spirit. si l U TJ. Ackermann Haltred and bitterness can never cure the disease of fearg only love can do that. Hatred paralyzes lifep love releases it. Hatred confuses lifeg love harmonizes it. Hatred darkens lifeg love illuminates it. - Martin Luther King, lr. Doug Annis All excellent things are as difficult as they are rare. - Spinoza Thomas justin Barrett Ackermann Douglas Patrick Annis 11 - es-gf? in - 'EA 23 5 v' , ' 2 J M-I f' Ns, , , J X in '- Monica Shay Battle lflldva Christopher Keith Bulger Monica Battle Always do rightp this will gratify some people and astonish the rest. - Mark Twain Trey Blum I love for giving the devil his due. - Blue Oyster Cult Rod Bruno Move yourself Prove yourself See yourself Be yourself - Trevor Rabin fYesJ Chris Bulger When in doubt, mumble. Kim Callery A rapid departure brings freedom at last! New hope for the future, no regrets of the past. Connie Castleberry . . . and once you're gone you can't come back when you're out of the blue and into the black. - Neil Young Robert joseph Blum III R0Cl9fiCl4 l099Ph BYUUO Kimberly Ann Callery Constance Clark Castleberry Victoria Clarke I Could not live and have one reservation, knowing what I know now. - Charles Dickens Wendy Colan In the end, what separates the artist from the master artist, is the constant struggle for perfection and individuality. Paul Cussen Sorry, guys, I can't make it. l'm going out with Lisa tonight. Jeannine Davis Sometimes we fall and we struggle to survive, that is why we are the class of '85. David Dobbs There are too many fires burning and not enough trees. - Pink Floyd Trey Doherty If these are the happiest days of our lives, I hope they end soon. Emily Eiselein Be thou the rainbow to the storms of life: the evening beam that smiles the clouds away, and tints tomorrow with glorious ray. Chris Elma Ashes and diamonds Foe and friend We are all equal in the end. - Pink Floyd Mary Fleming All I ask of you is to remember me as loving you. 'I34 3 5 Victoria Lynn Clarke jeannine Marie Davis pm Wendy Maureen Erin Conlan David Allen Dobbs X yr ic? V T. if IFS' FX... Paul MacKinnon Cussen Alfred Cornelius Doherty Ill nl'-in Emily Lynn Eiselein Christopher Charles Elma Mary Rosalee Fleming fi! l r i r l l r 1 as 9 1 r 3 1 i S 1 I 1 it rf? ., p ' 4, l I X r ,,,.,-M-m-www SENICDRS Q 'U' Left - Trig i-an't that bad, or is it? Below - Paul models the latewt fa-alriorr. Below left - Dave and Steve analyye they situatron But what happened to Trey? M31 e rgf'ff',,i,:v 'af of M- f o' i W L In Y I I rx ' H ,, ' ,X W rinjl 121,551-,,Q,f A Q' 'Ah 7? ' 4 ' - -f ' - E, Nw A . A 1 4 115 E ' r 1 p I n ez- , - V Y 2 vi .V -, .fre ft - a W ka x 4.1 - 11 1 4 Q i in A - . W' 4 J , , . - , ' .- i f Digi L VV ' ' b 3 ' 3 ' 1-5 ' if r - AL ' 1 . 1 xr- , ' if ' - K f Vfpaf ' Q A W vm f 1- ,Jaw :iff--5 x, Grace Gottenbusch jenny Ginsburg A lantern Ctruthj is the only I've journeyed to the end of shield that will make it safe the rainbow, and found not for us. gold, but you my friends. - Thomas Hardy ggi: 4 J, rv jennifer Elizabeth Ginsburg Craze Marie lxntlrerrrrc Cotterrlrrrwlr 1 as SE IDRS Below - Monica, jenny, Emily, and julie enjoy another Summit victory. Upper left - Tracy, Tansy, and jeff enjoy the stardom of their own spot in a P 8: C commercial. Bottom right - Katie's relaxed smile indicated a successful Senior Retreat. we Qkgmvr -. . 4 Elfman ' i- A ' li N 1. , 'T . ww ' ui ': 'w- ...Qw , Q- gn- HK-.N ylgirku I ,V 'V 'IN .A ' ' m ,- ' ,- .2954 .E i. -' is ' Vikdgqfr ' .gsm ' . -a vw '- ,MA . Joanna Haas Once in a while someone David Hardin touches our lives, leaving us There are two tragedies in with water colored moments life. One is not to get your that stay in our hearts heart's desire. The other is forever. to get it. Flavia - George Bernard Shaw loanna Elizabeth Haas David Eric Hardin ,B 1 1- i, if K 41 f. L V ,fir '+ F E-Q' bij 1 'ya Wi we V V ge 1 H r s if Lauren Michelle Heidt H... I Christopher Michael Johnson ri is Fe f Steven Michael Kearney QQ. Cl'13l'l6S Cl'lfiSliaI1 i l6'l ll-Gil Smith David Higkenlggpef -,gf 'if-A 1. , X i i'V William Lozier jones , Janine Marie Kalthoff iw . 3 Elf, Dennis Edward Kendall Tracy Christine Law ,X ,. Lauren Heidt We live not in the past, but in the present and for the future. Chris Henkel What a man can imagine or conceive his mind he can accomplish. Impossibles are possible as thinking men make them so. - Author unknown Dave Hickenlooper As long as you never quit, no one can call you a loser. Mike johnson It may have been my decision to lead, but on one made you follow. If you're not happy where we ended our journey, I may understand, but I feel no sorrow. Will jones Who does not love wine, women, and song, ' Remains a fool his whole life long. - Johann I-Ieinrich Voss jenny Kalthoff Friendship, like love, is but a name. Steve Kearney Life is the pursuit of happiness. Get it any way you can. Denny Kendall You cannot stick a quarter in a dime slot. So don't even try this silver dollar! Tracy Law If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can believe it you can become it, - William Arthur Ward 7 Bobby Luce The closer you get to the meaning, the sooner you know that your dreaming. - Black Sabbath Mike McMarty The time for thought is completely done. l.et's just kick back and have some fun. Rob Mclfarlan Anyone who cannot cope with mathematics is not fully human. At best he is a tolerable subhuman who has learned to wear shoes, bathe and not make a mess in the house. - Heinlein Debbie Merritt Happiness is future . success in the mind and heart. Author unknown I Greg Meyers , And when the work is done Don't sit down it's time to start another one. - Pink Floyd Brad Minor Nobody's going to help you, you just got to stand up alone, and dig in your heels and see how it feels to raise a little hell of your own. - Trooper Diane Moore Fame and success: can they be the key to individual happiness? Cary Morgan All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. - Edgar Allen Poe Alice O'Dell Ambition is not a vice of little people. - Michel de Montaigne 'FF' h ...il ' ,. E A K .' k K AX gi r v 'll at V llx r 5 U 'X fir, or -- 5 r . , 'L 4 f , 'Tw Robert Allen LUCG Michael Albert McCarty 'QT-nv 1.4 r -. P - ' V -, 1. W r. . Y V K. . wg r V 4 - ' EQ iUr4,.., 1 . :fl 1 3'wJ' W 'll-gin lygiwsqt 'rl' W-r-L r: ,V , 'izgr V N- M' rm grtg.-'14, , 1- -r. vi -- :- '. 1- r-,jd '.. 'Wifi' .f'Q1'r.l4r,,v H- M:-4 ' .- --,Av - iz.. j Deborah Elva Merritt Gregory Wendel Mfyew Gil' T Diane Michelle Moore Carrick Travis Morgan Robert Randall Mcfarlan, jr. Nix. .Nil C l n 1, Q 'l, rj. xx -, james Bradford Minor Il 1 1 Alice O'Dell ,NR A 141. Wifi U I V?ve L 1 -, W- Z ar me ,. N . ws' ,r ll' W 1.5, , - + .lm ,el ' digs., 'E in SENICDRS Left - Brad studying?77! Below - The short lived hut well loved Senior Mens Parlour Bottom Left - Whofs tutoring whom? The Senior ll'l8T13 Eldon KNO TEACHERS ANYTIME !! D Jeff Pfeifer One World is enough for all of us. We can all sink or we can float, 'cause we're all in the same big boat. One world is enough for all of us. - The Police Steve Porter To live your life in your own way . . . to reach for the goals you have set for yourself, to be the you that you want to be - that is success. ,leffrey Scott Pfeifer l ll , X S If 1 A, J I t r x Stephen Calder Porter 139 ' 1 f SENICDRS Below - The Prom - and the anticipation is almost painful. Upper right - Joanna, Mike, Rod, and Dana - It must be Friday! Lower right - Steve gets into the Retreat Bruce Ravenscraft To create new values - Randy Powell yet accomplishg but to create i Nothing great was ever itself freedom for new achieved without creating - that can the enthusiasm. might of the lion do. t - Emerson - Dr. F. Nietzsche Randal 140 that, even the lion cannot ' ' I 'W-qw. A we i i i i Perry Powell Bruce Leon Ravenscraft 1 Christopher john Reiter .I Vincent james Sammarco QI! -l .gli ilu f 1 i ' Regina Lynn Ryan William Charles Schmidter lV ' if:-' 'lv' . ' .viii r A V iaff' dj , , 'l'4'.'-jf'f Ei J hi ,. 5' V ., ifl i ' 1 ' uP ' ' , r Todd Daniel Sickinger julia Ann Stautberg eq if. S 5 Y gi J i Ci Q ya In Shannon Elizabeth Ryan Michelle Renee Schulman if Katherine Marie Steffen Chris Reiter And Cod will wipe away the tears, for there shall be no more pain nor sorrow, neither shall there be any more death, for the former things have passed away. - Revelations 21:4 Gina Ryan A fool will lose tomorrow watching back for yesterday. Shannon Ryan Everything dies, that's a fact. But maybe everything that dies someday comes back. jim Sammarco 95'Zn of the worlds problems can be solved with explosives. Bill Schmidter Let every experience be a stepping stone. Michelle Schulman . . . My sense of my own importance to myself is tremendous. l am all l have, to work with, to suffer and to enjoy. lt is not the eyes of others that I am wary of, but my own. - Noel Coward Todd Sickinger Teachers may give you valuable information in the classroom, but the best teacher by far is named experience. julie Stautberg Success is never final and failure never fatal. Katie Steffen To love what you do and feel that it matters - how could anything be more fun. 1-ll Paul Stillpass A man's prime is too short not to take all the advantages given to him. If risking Life is in this adventure, then do it with grace and poise. Robin Stone The wet duck flies at night. Steve Tyrrell When I was young I used to understandg that when you're with a girl you gotta act like a man. - Nazareth jill Verdin You are only what you are when no one is looking. - Robert Edwards Anne Wagner With your arms around the future and your back up against the past. - Moody Blues Michele Walton Some measure their lives by days and years, others by heartthrobs, passion and tears. But the surest measure under the sun is what in your lifetime for others you've done. - Ruth Smeltzer i ifffw ' V, if ,943 N , '1 Q, V 1 E3 will 'x J ,yiqy ', r l it T? X , it ,la yy . 'tt t 4 v 4 Q, Paul Elias Stillpass Robin Lee Stone 1 . v L jill Ann Verdin Anne Roberts Wagner Stephen Michael Tyrrell Michele Denise Walton L I Q n up :rr on Opposite page: Tansy and left celebrate at the McNicl4 game. This page: Upper left - The Spirited Class of 1985! Bottom left - Paul retreats from the Retreat. Below - The appropriately attired Spirit Club leaders - Alice, Tory, and Grace. . rs 0 , ' H WS. filly ' jg.: -f ' 'Y T '..r 1--R. 4'A aV - f gli Q . , . aa' f- wt Tansy Wills Be glad of life, for it gives Dana Zimmel you the chance to live, and The worst evil is the refusal love, and look up the star to think. in 'ui ws-l 'fl Tansy Marie Wills Dana Nicole Zrmmel 143 Matt Ackley Rachel Algenio David Astles Brent Boeckmann Kim Brent Anne Broclchoff Valda Bronston Colleen Brueggemann Rosana Carvalho ,lulie Caster David Celesti Ron Collins jeff Couzins Laura Dempsey Lee Devitt Carl Falstrom Patricia Farrell Chris Ferre Pat Finn john Fischer Ed Foss Holly Friesz Elsa Cerwin Meriwether C-ilmore Anjali Cioel Paul Haffner Tippy Hehman Steve jindal Rob Kifer Helen Kim f' N A Gift Of Time A ring is a symbol of timeless-ness. lts circle recalling the cyclical nature of time itself. The ring is a visible sign of your link with the Summit in time to come said Mrs. Carole Pultz at the annual junior C1irls' Ring Ceremony. The ceremony is traditionally kept a secret by the Senior girls from the Iu- nior girls and this year was no excep- tion. When the surprised and expec- tant girls were taken out of class and assembled in the Immaculate Heart of Mary Chapel, Mrs. Fultz gave an in- spiring talk about the significance of the rings, and each Senior girl pre- sented a junior girl with her ring and a quote selected by the Senior. After the ceremony in the chapel, all the girls went to a small reception in the Alumni Parlor with cake and soft drinks for all. And as one happy recipient so aptly put it. This sure is better than chemistry! - Mary Landrigan L i .J A-al' A. .Lf- Top Left - julie Caster gives julie Lewis' ring her official QR. Left 5 Mary Fleming presents Mary Stahl with her ring, Above - A tense hush tills the chapel as the expectant juniors wait for the ceremony to start. 14 Laura LaLoncle Mary Landrigan Tim LeFe-vers Iulie Lewis Laura Lintz Frank Mayfield Kelly McCarthy jenny Mehnert Tom Myrick Betsy Niklas Erin O Donnell Joe Pecquet David Pfeifer Terr Riley Chris Rosser Mike Ryan Paul Saba Anita Sarkar Amy Schofield Stuart Seltman Mary Stahl Tom Stautberg Susan Stonestreet Brian Talty Moira Tynan ' Fritzi Walter Jenny Whitehead Steve Wimberg Leslie Young 'if' ' 3 1 if 'W MP' Q a ' l 'fi ' as 'ag xa,.9,53 K : , - .-.Ms ,- .- gm :J 1 , , E Q. 5 ., S Q 4 ,, R N 5 M' Junior Spirit! The Class of '86 has had a truly great year. There are juniors in almost every sport in the Summit, some in major leadership positions. We had a record fifteen people inducted into the National Honor Society and outstand- ing scores on the PSAT tests. At ju- nior Spirit Night, we showed an un- paralleled amount of energy in cheer- ing the team to victory. Though we Q, didn't win the contest, we have shown promise of being a very lively Senior Class. Clockwise from top - Mary likes ring ceremonies because of the cake afterwards. On the trail again, Holly and Stu are ready to go. Travelling without parents agrees with jenny, Laura, and Tippy. Watch out world: we're your future leaders! 4 David Ackley Emilie Algenio Sanjay Aggarwal Kelly Ankenman Lance Astles Bill Barrett Anne Bube Chip Carmichael Mike Colline james Connell Shannon Cowherd Adaire Doan Harry Douglas Scott Dumont Carrie Dorger Mike Finn Rachel Flannery Stacia Foss Shannon Fullen Gina Cater. Monica Cates Sean Cilligan joanie Harrie Sue-anna Henkel Pat Hickenlooper Kelly Higgins Kitty Hill Leeann Hong julie Kelley -N A, ,' ...W .Z Mary Pat Kelly Ann Kim Todd Kinross jonathan Kniakern Kai Kreuger lulie Kugler lain Lamb Chris Landrigan jennifer MacKenzie Mike Martin Monica Martin jenna McKenna Kelly Mathes Tony Meacham Sarah Miller Bobby Moore Left - HB. and Bill having a Smurfy day! Right - Lee Hong relaxes between classes Q Betsy Mullins Kelly O'Donnell Wyndee Parker Hannah Payne Aimee Pecquet Marilyn Richard Brandy Ritze Kim Runck Heather Ryan Marty Ryan Dan Schickner Kelly Schmidt Amy Schmidter Michelle Schoeny Tina Seuberling Staci Sewell Rima Sifri Alok Srivastava Ann Stautberg Nupur Tandon Claus Tandrup Chris Thomas Laurie Thurner Frances Wang Cybelle Weeks Larissa Wessenburg Critty Wilson Not Pictured - Chris McCarty Chip Spaulding LEMMIN ATTACK' What do imagination vitality and numerous jean days add up to? The class of 87! Surviving Freshman year they advanced to become the united fun-loving Sophomore class. So what is a day in the Sophomore class like? Crazy high-strung competitive and sometimes - depending on the geom- etry teacher - suicidal. Between find- ing out our destinies with career tests and blowing away the Seniors at Spir- it Night we took time to concentrate on our studies and prepare for our first attempt at the PSAT not to men- tion to reflect on the effect lemmings have had in our society. Learning to work and play together in a unique Sophomore rage this class promises to fulfill the prophecy of going all the way! - Kelly O Donnell gr, i W if eff 1 .-A Upper Left - jenna contemplates her next haircut. Upper Right - Claus, the SVGY conniving Lemming Messiah, ponders on the state of his disciples. Above - Mindless activity never hurt a person. Left - Nupur, Staci and Susie in the reception line, right hands, ladies! I 151 if X 1 f E S 5 nf .v Clockwise - The Buse-Higgins-Kelley connectiong Susie Henkel dances the night awayg Kara Luttenegger, Sebastian Pagani, Mark Elma, and Colleen McMahon - enjoying the Carefree days- of frenhman yearg Oh no! Somebody saw ual Opposite Page - Good to the last droplg Schoeny keeps the beat! 152 .H :iii-1,?iE1:?j1-Ei. Wy J, .f Mw- Q i. sf .....4?' . , E, I . small but MIGHTY. Continuing the tradition of many past suc- cesses the Class of 88 presented the grateful Class of 87 with Frosh 85 on April 2.0 in the Summit Pavillion A small but enthusiastic group the majority of whom were sophomores enjoyed the exceedingly popular Summit Band Rubber Soul Songs whose popularity never ceases included Lola by the Kinks Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd Baba O Riley by the Who and the perennial Sum mit favorite Shout The night will be one to remember for both the Sophomores and Fresh man as a stepping stone in their Four years in the Upper School julie Kugler and Nupur Tandon in x I, ,ues y 2 E : , fy. K ,- 1 s X V 1 . .H ,V ....,.,.,...,,, ., we .s Qi 41425: eg, f ta-sz--g'fi22s':f:1f..f . --45: :- , X Kiv f fi X QW gi f K 3 ,Je K uaslu , X at Net Q X x xa 1 , N , 2 1 W y me i fm ? Vw C ., r,, ,C N 9 . , o 1: ' si x , QQ ' 5S vf M:-ff C. , if ' f' ii' - 1 .b an f ., K ,QM , , v -m2f:'f-w ,..e ' E. y , ,X ,,,k ,Ul,,f:s 4, F f , , ,, ,fm Y, .,.,,,, , , 14 Paul Abercrumbie David Ankenman Tom Barbeau Mark Berger Heather Blake Jamelle Bowers Susan Breen Tom Brown Bobby Carle Philip Castellini Alex Carvalho Rolla Chuang Carolyn Clauder Tara Conlan Kelly Conners Chris Daley Jim Dempsey Robert Dziech Mark Elma Kelly Evans Mike Fleming Clayton Francis Celeste Frazier Kelly Fry Sean Fullen Brandi Cale Kathy Cwayol Gigi Coettsch Eric Crau Evelyn Guzman if Wm. Pro-sh Relax During Retreat had Freshman Retreat and the Homecoming activities helped to unify the Class of '88 Individuals are now brought together as a whole to serve the Summit community. 155 Freshmen Dance The Night Away ! l l I . l . I 1 yi' g..., .4 it f AD., The Preehman class, as pictured ahove, has dieplayed the skill needed to enjoy a Summit Dance S Spirit! For the next three years, thie claw will Continue t0 display their style, X-,hi A2 ' :Li , my 5 f' i l w i 4 I gg l l li Bill Hampton Matt Hardin Carl Heuther Andy Highlands Courtney jenkins Aundoylo jones. julianne King Eric Kohl Leslie Kropp Mark Krueger Milxe Kugler Lizabeth Leffler Tom Leugers Chet Lewis james Li-gk Steve Loeb Kara Luttenegger Robert Mays Liza Mclntosh julie McLaughlin Coleen McMahon Regina Miesle Harry Moeller Bill Muhlhoter Eric Nies Sebastian Pagani Brad Parker Keith Pearson Peter Ragland Heidi Reichrath ' W . 'Fe 2'4f:1w WW f fm 4 I .0 n f? D ,fa my Q' ',7 ',1-M-1-e-fe ff,, rg: -wi 4' . 0 if? ff ' I 1 A 'K ff , f f , X f f ly X f f f QW f 1 sf X4 ' 1 f f 1 f f f f Zwff? Z,, cf f 0 X C 1, W X f ff 7 , it ,mm ,Q - i bi, , I V 1 's l , .I 'mul 'V I M. ' , eff' 5 ,. Y-'14, 157 John Rencher Dawn Rothe Momca Sansalone Amr Schrman l.or1 Schrman Nell Schrmrclt jason Schulman Scott Schreckenhofer Mrssy Segal Sean Smyth Carl StaR1nala Spencer Stone Lon Strohofer Sean Tobm Ashrsh Verma Sarah Vlach Sarah Wallace Allrson Weber Cart Wrlls Davrd Wysong Charles Yandell Pj Zloba jamie Simon The Freshmen Do It With Style! 1 fp 1' ..-maui-.... hats A Upper Left - Celeste Frazier, ,lulianne King, and Rolla Chuang take a break. Upper Right - Bill Muhlhofer loves retreats! Center Left - A freshman bona fide star, P.l. Mays. Center - Colleen McMahon caught resting with the Adventure Cluh. Above - lamelle Bowers and Kelly Evans - they crave Latin! Far Left - Freshmen pose for the camera. Left - Freshman infirmary? Senior Representatives - Rod Bruno, Michele jNalton, Bobby Luce, julie Stautlieig, Mila: jolinxon, Monica Brittle W if am I ' r fa! l Sophomore Representatives - David Ackley, Gina Catea, Frances Wang, Mike Collink, Mike Finn l ,, ,, junior Representatives - Matt Ackley, Betey Niklas, Paul Haffner, Laura Lintz, Steve jindal Absent - Anjali Coel 45, 4 Officers - Prwident jeff Pteilei, Vice Preairlent Tanby Willa, Setretarvflreaarirer Dgivjd Dolilw, Motlerator Diego Ewquibel 'ir X Wt Frebhman Representatives - Kara Lutenegger, Tom Brown, jamie Simon, Peter Ragland, lxelly Evans- Absent - Spencer Storie A 3,22 A '-,:A m .X I? ,I 1 ' at i ' 'igff 42 f iilzf ' ,Q wr Want To Dance, Dad? The 1985 Father Daughter Dinner Dance was, as usual, a rousing success. A return engagment of Cold Spring Harbor added to the night's enjoyment as their tunefull strains enticed everyone onto the dance floor. The dance contest was a draw. The winners were Lauren Heidt and Rosana Carvalho and their fathers. After a two year hiatus, the seniors re- vived the tradition of group song. Thanks to the Sumacs for another enjoy- able dance! - Mary Landrigan Above left - Seniors steal the show! Left - The Heidts and Carvalhos are the winners on the dance floor. Above - Tracy Law and her father enjoy an evening together, +,,,4,f,, 'MQ H12 This Page: Top - Look Ma, one h.md ', Mayo Michael Fleming Above - Wlixf are kathy Ciayol .md Cdit Willx hiding twhind tho-Nu gina-Q57 About Right - tiiwhiiwii xhow their Htvlu .it tht- l.u.iu Bottom Right - Limup Slam' Uppo-.itc Page: Bottom Right - Ttinsv Willw dow it Hawaii Styli: Far Right - VI Zlotm minus haium i.i Rfr1'tl f. ..,. 4 ie , fi In i QR? ,K , , A Q Z W, as li Q, Summit Goes Hawaiian!! Step aside Presidents - here comes the Summit Luau! Student Council made a successful change in the dance calendar by replacing the semi-formal Presidents' Day Dance with a Hawaiian-style Luau. The February chills were melted away with the colorful warmth of Hawaiian print shirts and a bright atmosphere. The music was provided by Rubber Soul, a familiar band at the Summit. In keep- ing with the theme, the students arrived in various beach attire, hats, sunglasses, wild shirts, and of course, grass skirts! Congratulations to the Student Council for their successful alteration in the dance format. - Kelly O'Donnell is aff 164 Opposite Page: Far Right - Prom Queen Tansy Wills displaysz happiness with her date Markg Mike klohn-on and his date look admiringiy at the band This Page: Clockwise - Summit student-N and dates -,hare a quiet moment on the dance Floorp Paul Hatfner, Pat Finn and friends take a break from the action: Debbie Meritt and David Hickenlooper take time out to get refreshed: The Student-1 at prom know how to paltv and the lunior-5 are no exception! 'gwfw W I if L ww 'ik 'L v 'buf ,ff A-M Y may f N Dark Side Of The Moon Dark Side of the Moon was the theme of this year's prom put on by the Junior class at the Carousel Inn. With all the right elements, the evening was very successful. The music, performed by the Tritones, was original as well as enter- taining. Music by The Police, The Clash, and The Talking Heads seemed to be the most popular. Tansy Wills was crowned Homecoming Queen, from a court in- cluding Mary Fleming, Jill Verdin, Joan- na Haas, Lauren Heidt, and Monica Bat- tle. Special thanks are extended to Mr. Breyer, Betsy Niklas, Mrs. Shuba, and Paul Haffner who created an enjoyable and memorable prom. Congratulations to the class of 1986 for making the Sen- iors' last Summit Dance unforgettable. - Erin O'Donnell A nk I 1 if , :WIN X I jf- 'W 1 fm- Gpposite Page: Par Right - Brad Minor gives an inspiring readingp Mrs. Haas and Tansy after the ceremony This Page: Clockwise - Grace examines her gift: Rob McFar1an affectionately gives his morn a kiss: Lauren Heidt shares a moment with her parents: The Senior class spiritedly participates in the mass Wg, .r,.. I 1 2 I ' , 3 Q 4 x, 6 K 9 4 i , fgwgmmm ii- 'gg 3?!K69LYA2?5dn64:vf'fa'v0R.b f...-.-,psf -if hav i,,, 'N.a A Special Mass Shared With Friends As the seniors gathered for their last mass as a class their faces were filled with joy tinted with sorrow. The origin of the happiness rested in their memories of Summit past and life fu- ture. Mrs. Donald Stautberg gave a welcome address to the seniors wel- coming them into the Alumni Associ- ation which gave each senior a com- posite picture of the class, an athletic and theatrical admittance card, and a Christmas tree ornament. Each moth- er was given a rose by the seniors as a thank you for all they have done. Thanks to Mr. Kelly and all those who helped plan and execute the mass -- Rob Mclfarlan -1 W' ., 'ts Q ' W. ll ' if! - X 'Web ' - Q + A WWW Y, . . . ,Wit - , , . , A ,. 1 1' in Y. 'X - :hiv . ' ' -i3Y?if1 0 ' 3 M . .. ri N ew Y , jg-H ' r ft 1 , 5 ' UNL , ' ff' 'Uh aft. ' 29, - wig i' . v . I 5 M3 5 af 2 Nj? , , it - .,. , - v g-, gg, .,.W ' ' .. . 'X me i. . ff- ., .vu tw- 4 . ,WN X ...tam ...M Class Cf '85 Makes A Spirited Exit Graduation is a time for sorrow and rejoicing, this year being no exception. For the past four years, the class of 1985 have been a very close-knit group, no- body excluded. Monica Battle gave the welcome, after which Mrs. Paula Grulee, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, pre- sented Graduation I-lonors. Ten of the 60 Seniors graduated with honors, while eighteen received scholarships or grants for the 1985-86 academic year. Dr. Charles Barrett, Chairman of the Board of the Western-Southern Life Insurance Company and noted doctor, addressed the graduates with an inspiring speech. As a last farewell to the class of 1985, graduation was most memorable. -- Erin O'Donnell N i Q9 529' gs at fs ,fm f sg ,. v ,4 K. ,, 2 A -l 1: inf- ,, Opposite page: Far Left - The Senior boys wait for the end of the ceremony: Monica Battle confidently delivers her welcome address This Page: Clockwise - Bruce Ravenscraft, with help from Mrs. Fultz, nervously waits for his turn: Kim Callery appears calm as she waitsp Distinguished guest Dr. Barrett delivers his address to the graduates: The Distinguished Alumnus Award is presentedp jill Verdin accepts her diploma MEMORIES Class of '85! A A 34 Buns A A A The Students AA A Shout! AA A Tansy's jacuzzi AA A Ieff's ceiling A AA I think I'll have another Dorito A A Police Concert A A Bonnie Dana's Flippers Ginsburg's party Ain't nobody Carp Da Butcher AAA Thelma Lou AAA Purple Rain AAA Think this calls for a picture A A A ls that a beef stick? AAA Julius A A A Is anyone going to Spanish? A A A WEBN fireworks A A A The Pavilion AA A TAjA's Indian Hill fiasco A A A Ladies, your knee socks! A A A fondue A A A Stage Hes A A Rock AQ Rockette Forever A A A SCDPP A A A Blind Ambition .A A Squid A A A New Year's Eve AAA Mugfest X83 AA Senior studs AAA Ml AAA VL AAA Quarters AAA Chut up! AAA Becker's farm AAA Red, white, and blue A A A Upstate Golf A A A The Playground A A A Bundy Fumigation Unit A A A Flex Crush AAA Don Quixote Luce A AA togas A A A Lockland wrestling room A A A Alley Poopoo! A A A is the lounge open this week A A A I am wounded A A A Pepe Lopez A A A Bowl me over! A A The cossack A A A BAOAHAIACAA .AAA Get off that thing! A A A The Chubbte Head A A A Bobie and Dobieiand his cigari A A A The Terminator A A Frog Fight A A A Snafu Fubar A A A Breen Street Raiders A A A Sunday Bloody Sunday A A A Wlalk '84 at Sickinger'-s A AA Cheezwiz A A A William Bill For short A A A Let's go on a run .A A yeah boy Steve AA A Deck the Greek AA A Hey kiddo, would you like to go to Homecoming A A A Ex-cuse me! A A A B-bers A A A Sunlamps A A A Risky Business A A A Prince A A Welcome 19 year olds A A A Is Dana asleep? A A A The rab-bit A A A Tawny mobile A A A The giant P A A My Bad A A A Torrence Ct A AA Clay head AA A Big Chill A A A Trivial Pursuit A A A You know where A AA Exposed at Gina's AA A Samores A A A Green on Thursday A A A Minor threat A A A jump! A A A CJ's A A A Florida A A A The Cove A A A Mrs. Berman A AA Wrestling A A A Lou A A A Pea Headed Varmint AA A Grey Ghost A A A Hey dude! A AA Pizza Man A A A term paper A A A Rod's for AP relief A A A Mrs. Riser AAA Mrs. Fultz AAA Beige babies AAA Kinks A A A Veal .AA Tyrone A A A Pink Floyd A A A Doc's AAA Uncle Bob A A A Prom A A A are your applications done yet? A A A I did what? A A A JPK A A A Action Auction '85 AAA midnight dips at HPCC AAA Europe A A A Denise AAA Got a dip? AAA The van AAA Senior retreat A A A U2 in Cleveland AAA Skip Day AAA trails A A Chaka A A A Luigi A AA Where's it happening? AAA Anne's school of driving A A A Saba's A A A Harry AA A The Wall Experience AAA Mr. Ed A A A ET A A A Bus Stop A A A M 8: D: The Moving Blanket AAA Oink A A A Mr. Peanut AAA You look mah-vellous A A sex in poetry A A A the old bag A A A Awesome Hero A A A HTB and DSB A A A Ilove Kmart A AA Millions A A A Tansy's almost unforgetable Sophomore year party A AA Mr. Personality Lemmings A AA Dipsy Doodle AA A jenny's room A A Ackley's imitation of a cruise missile A A A senioritis A A A kicldieland at the zoo A A A Kenyon A A A another rebuilding year A AA Columbus Bomber A A Mr. Larbes' fishing jokes Pegs Bedford Rosie Summer Lovers A A A Play practices, what really got practiced? A A A Russell A A A King Kwik A A A smurfs A A A lenriy loves Madonna A A A Munchkins A A Pep Ui Rallies A AA Start early 'cause you burn out fast A AA Brooke and Christie A A A Vampira A AA liissy Kissy A A The Love Bunny A A A Now Roderick A A A jeff the extrapolater A A A What was the color of Miss Skiffin's gloves? A A So the years together end, and the years go on, and the memories last far into the spring time days of the century to come. CLASS OP 1985 Row One -- Michele Walton, Victoria Clarke, Alice O'Dell, Kimberly Callery, Diane Moore, Wendy Conlan, Dana Zimmel Row Two - Katie Steffen, Michelle Schulman, Ann Wagner, Shannon Ryan, jenny Kalthoff, Tracy Law, jenny Ginsburg Row Three - Joanna Haas, Jill Verdin, Emily Eiselein, Mary Fleming, Robin Stone, Debbie Merritt, Gina Ryan Row Four -- Monica Battle, Julie Stautberg, Connie Castleberry, Jeanine Davis, Tansy Wills, Lauren Heidt, Grace Gottenbusch Row Five - Trey Doherty, Gary Morgan, Paul Cussen, Chris Elma, Will Jones, Todd Sickinger, Mike McCarty, Denny Kendall Row Six - David Hardin, TJ. Ackermann, Rod Bruno, Trey Blum, Steve Tyrrell, David Hickenlooper, Doug Annie Row Seven - Chris Reiter, Chris Henkel, Steve Porter, Bobby Luce, Bill Schmidter, Greg Meyers Row Eight - Paul Stillpass, Chris Bulger, David Dobbs, Mike johnson Row Nine - Rob McFarlan, Jim Sammarco, Steve Kearney, Bruce Ravenscraft, jeff Pfeifer, Randy Powell, Brad Minor The Lunatics Behind The Madness 7 Q r Wi J, f 'wif yi - ,pl First Row - jeff Pfeifer f Senior Section Editor, ,Ioe Pecquet, Iain Lamb, Kelly Conners Second Row - Mrs. Race f Advisor, Brad Minor, Tansy lNrlls, Tracy Law - Senior Section Editor, lxatre Steffen - Business Manager, W'yndee Parker Third Row - lielly O'Donnell - Copy Editor Marilyn Richard, Betsy Mullins, Ann Rim, Hannah Payne, Mary Landrrgan f Editor, Erin O'Donnell - Editor Fourth Row - Chris Landrgan, Staci Sewell Fifth Row - ,lulie Lewis, Nupur' Tandon, jenna Mclienna, ,lulre lxugler - Copy Editor' r Well, wefinally finished the book! To tell the truth, there were times when I doubted we'd even make it through the week! We are definitely lunatics. But then, what can you expect after we spent one whole meeting attempting to find out OUR PERSONS name! In fact, our lunacy often took violent turns. We would blow up and bleed pictures, cut and crop, shoot people and turn them into mugs, and Chorror of all horrorsj pagenatel Mr. Breyer probably came near a breakdown from worrying if we were going to break his computers, or not share our pizza with him. Mr. Breyer, thank you for the computers and sorry for the worry, We don't have space to thank every- one, here is a try at a few. Mrs. Race for her help, humor and potato chips, Shirley McGuffey for her patience with our idiot questions, Ms. Vetter for her help with the business end of things, the administration for their support, and ofcourse, the students, without whom we wouldn't have a book at all. Also thanks to King Kwik, Domino's, and LaRosa's for the very necessary sustainment which kept us going through the rough spots. We had a great time making this book for youg I hope you have just as much fun reading it! - Mary Landrigan 7 52 it ' if if W. 4 Top - Power hasn't gone to Erin's head, she still gets her hands dirty Above - Me, Nupur, doing WORN? ff ' , 'V :fu ,MW , 55 51 I 'x ,Wy E, ,,,. A 4 A lv s I , f f r 4 . . ff' 2 K 2' 'X ..uuw..AaAiM. Top - Photography Editor Rob and Editor Twiary converse about work and other tbingw Above Left - Kelly! bu-wine-A roacbcs out rn rww drrcqtrorrs Above Right - How can we do wrtbout Mrs Rage and Mr, VN'Crwrrcr7 Left - Hard work .md dcdrortion prcvarl at yearbook camp 173 Susan Leen Morrissey Class Cf 1925 Salutes The Class Cf 1985 And Her Granddaughter Iuhe Stautberg 5 1 ,, . ,llll Q T XJ W CRESCENT PHPEP1 TUBE EUITIPHFIY, Inc. WI! PAPER TUBES - PAPER CORES fafaphaaa MAILING TUBES I- EIERE CANE VH 371- 1. mr PO Eaox 5 7325 IN TRIAL. ROAD FLORENCE, KY. 41042 Czeacezcf 7u6e4 0 7C'6l'l56C!Uff jfzowuqfzb af 71 f .210 dabfff f Best Wishes To The Class Cf 1985 SPIRIT CL Grace Cottenbusch Co Presrdent Krm Callery V1Ce Presrdent Al1Ce 0 Dell Secretary Treasurer Victoria Clarke ..............,.............. Co-President Q W 1 4 Q F' Fifi' ff 5' We never forgot what a A I 8 restaurant ouqht to be' SERVATII PASTRY SI-IGP Pme Pastues European Spec1aIt1es Wedd1ng Cakes Hyde Park Plaza 3748 PAXTON ROAD W COTTENBUSCI-I CINCINNATI OI-I 45208 PHONE 871 3244 9 y ' I. 15' 6 - ' A . n 1 Q CCDMPLIMENTS CDP A FRIEND - Best Wlshes To The Class Cf 1985 PROM STUDENT CGUNCIL Jeff Pfe1fer Pres1dent Davld Dobbs TreasurerfSecretary Mr Dlego Esqulbel AdV1SOf Tansy Wills. 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QUALITY oNLv I OUTSTANDING RESALE FURS 2681 MADISON RD LADIES NAME BRAND SAMPLES rmosn. Y ro Sa 72 sl D EDWARDS HYDE PARK 'Save About Half Eve yday 321 3751 , OQWKQWQQQ Fine Paintings 3868 ERIE AVENUE 0 CINCINNATI OHIO 45208 513 871 5804 FORD Sn SON ROOFING CO We Do Our Own Work No Sub Contractors Clncmnatl Member Home Butlder Assoctatron 561 3800 WE USE OWENS CORNING 8: JOHNS MANVILLE 1st CLASS FIREPROOF SI-IINGLES WITH A 20 YEAR GUARANTEE ON MATER1AL 20 YEARS ON OUR LABOR Colored Shake Shlngles Z5 Year Guarantee Insurance Work Reasonable Rates New and Repalr SHINGLE SLATE TILE BUILT UP ROOFING LOCK SEAM TIN DECKS CEDAR WOOD SHINGLES ,1 ,f 2 f? Serving All Of Northeastern Q G ' ' 1 CCDNGRATULATIQNS TG THE CLASS OP '85 from your fnends I Mr Schrckner Room 377 Emrlre Algenro Kelly Ankenrnan Anne Buse Shannon Cowherd Adalre Doan Carrle Dorger Rachel Flannery Staua Fo s Shannon Fullen Crna Cates Monrca Cate Ioan Harrr Susanna Henkel Kelly Hrggrns Krtty Hrll Leeann Hong Iulre Kelley Mary Pat Kelly Ann lxrm lulre Kugler Iennrfer MacKenzre Monrca Martin Best W1shes To The Class Cf 1985 From The Class Gf 1987 Mr Corey M Skrotkr Room 101 Room Davrd Ackley Sanlay Aggarwal Lance A tle Brll Barrett Chrp Carmrchael Mrke Collrns james Connell Harry Dougla Seott Dumont Mrke Fmn Sean Clllrgan Pat Hrckenlooper Todd Krnrosf. jonathan Kmskern E A KOHI PAKKING C0 CINCINNATI, OHIO Kal Krueger larn Lamb Chrrs Landrrgan Mrke Martrn Tony Meaeham Bob Moore Brandy Rrtze Marty Ryan Dan Schrekner Chrp Spauldlng Alok Srrvastava Claus Tandrup Chrrs Thomas Holden Wrlson Kelly Mathe Ienna MeKenna Sarah Mrller Bet y Mullrn Kelly O Donnell Wyndee Parker Hannah Payne Armee Peequet Marrlyn Rrchard lxrm Rumk Heather Ryan Kelly Schmrclt Amy SLl IN1ldILI Mrehcle Schoeny Stacr Sewell Rrrna Srfrr Ann Stauthcrg Nupur Tandon Laurre Thurner Frames Wang Cybelle Week Larr a Wesenherg Best Of Luck The Class Of 1985 From The Class Cf 1988 - A I I I 8 1 0 94 A ' , rs. T' .... 210 It ' ' T, .S I ' Tina Seuherling I To I I U 1 I SPDNSDRS Al1C13 B l-lard1n Presldent Ace Reportlng SQTVICQS Dr and Mrs IC Algemo and I3am1ly Shuler and Sharon Arent Dr and Mrs Sab1no T Baluyot Mr and Mrs Robert Castell1n1 Mr and Mrs Wlllldm O DeW1tt James E Evans Dr and Mrs W1ll1am D Fullen Mr and Mrs Wm Gale Dr and Mrs I-larhans S Glll Dr and Mrs Cllfford Grulee l3reder1cl4 I-Iaffner M D Mr and Mrs Brran I-Ieekrn M1ke H1gg1ns Pont1ac Mr and Mrs Harley E I-Iuddle jr Edward R Kohl Mr and Mrs John S Leffler Mr and Mrs Iohnl McLaughl1n Mr and Mrs Ceo Meyers Mr and Mrs Edward A M1ller Mary Leonhard Ran Mr and Mrs RE Sch1lder1nk Mrchael and Sandy Schwartz and Dav1d s Buffet Mr and Mrs Robert N S1bcy Mr and Mrs AI Stagnaro Mr and Mrs Donald R Stautherg Mr and Mrs George E Thurner Jr Mr and Mrs Iamesl Wlmberg Mr and Mrs Allen G Zarmg Ill y t Dr. and Mrs. Charles I. judge D n BENEFACTGRS Dr and Mrs I-IR Ballal Mr and Mrs Wllllam M Cussen Mr and Mrs John S Domaschko Dunne and Assoclates Realtors Inc Dr and Mrs john F1scher Harold Flannery Chau of the Board Flannery and Esz Inc Dr and Mrs Marshall Grnsburg Dr ancl Mrs Wm I-I Grau Susan and Smrth Hrckenlooper Hrlton Arch1tects lnc Nancy Hogg Dr and Mrs Wayne Lrppert Dr and Mrs james R Loeb Mr and Mrs Robert Luce Mr and Mrs James B ODonnell Mr ancl Mrs Barry M Smyth Mr and Mrs Laurence St1llpass Joe ancl Karen Weeks I I ' I . ' I Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Frazier PATRDNS Mr and Mrs Joseph R Albers JM and EP Armstrong Mr and Mrs Lawrencej Baldwln Peggy Feltrup Becker Sandra K Berrne Mr and Mrs Robertj Blum Mr and Mrs Robert W Boggs Dr and Mrs Antonlo S Bondoc and Mrs Donald T Bosley Dr and Mrs Gerald Bouchard Mr and Mrs Edward Brent jonathan Breth Mr and Mrs Ronald A Bulow I Barrett Buse Chrxs and Debby Carter and Mrs Edward Castleberry Mr and Mrs Mlchael Clauder Mr and Mr john L Day Dr and Dr I Dlmaculangan Mr and Mrs Alfred C Doherty jr Dr and Mrs Werner Donath Mr and Mrs Clarence A Dorger B1ll1e and Rob Dzerch Mr and Mrs John W Erlers jr Dr and Mrs Caesar E Elma Dr and Mrs Burton Evans Mr and Mrs Harry Path Mr and Mrs Albert E Feldman Mr and Mrs Thomasj Pmn Mr and Mrs john H Frnn Mr and Mrs Thomas D Flemrng Ed and Mary Anne Foss R Ghanr MD Dr HS Glll Dr and Mrs Vrjender N Goel Mr and Dr Eusty Guzman Dr and Mrs Roger A Haas Mr and Mrs OC16 L Hammond jr Mr and Mrs Donald E Hardln Dr and Mrs Slegfrxed Hausladen Dr and Mrs Robert S Herdt Dr and Mrs john S Held Dr and Mrs R Jerome jenkrns Mr and Mrs Edward F Iuenlce Dr and Mrs Robertj Kalthoff Mr and Mrs Paul C Keels Mr and Mrs Mel B Kelley Dr and Mrs Sangsrn Krrn Tar Won and Hae Sun Krm Mr and Mrs W Russell Kmg Dr and Mrs Davxd Knrskern Dr and Mrs john Kuzman Mr and Mrs Gregory T LaLonde Mr. . . 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PATRQNS and Mrs Phrlrpj Landrlgan Mr and Mrs Wlllram E Law Mr and Mrs Thomas C Leugers Mr and Mrs Joseph l' Lrn Dr and Mrs Devrnder Mangat Dr and Mrs Harold Markesbery Mr and Mrs Trmothyj McCarthy Mr and Mrs Robert Mcl3arlan Mr and Mrs Robert Moore Mr and Mrs jack Moran Paul and Barbara Moran Mr and Mrs Davrd Mueller Dr and Mrs Rrno Munda Mr and Mrs james O Newman Mr and Mrs Lawrence T Patterson Mr and Mrs Robert Pembaur Mr jarme and Dr Felrcrtas Perez Mrs Hrlda Pharr Mr and Mrs Mercer Reynolds Mr and Mrs Nell W Rltze Todd Robrnson Mr and Mrs Robert Rothrmg Thomas Ruthman Mr and Mrs Robert E Sanders Elroy H and Gayle Schofreld Dr and Mrs John K Schuler Seuberlrng Famlly Stephen and Kathleen Sheehan Mr George T Srckrnger Mr and Mrs Albertj Steffen Hon and Mrs I Howard Sundermann jr Dr Som and N3llHl Tandon Dr and Mrs Raymondj Trmmerman Mr and Mrs W1ll1am B Tobln Mrs Carole Todd Dr and Mrs Thomas E Turek Robert F Uhrrg Company Mr and Mrs James R Verdln Mr and Mrs Stanton H Vollman Mr and Mrs I Phrlrp Vollmer Dr and Mrs R Stanley Wallace Mr and Mrs Edward D Ware Mr and Mrs john S Weber Mr and Mrs Holden Wllson Mr and Mrs Rrchard Wysong Dr and Mrs Allenj Zobay Dr. '. ' ' . ' . I '. z ' gg Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Stonestreet Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sheridan Thompson 1 1 K? MAH Opposite Page: Top - Shaun Bhati waits for the end of the day Below - The French trip returns from their travels This Page: Clockwise - Sophomores celebrate the end of schoolp The last Summit pep rally of the yearg The boys exit the gym: The final locker closing 188 , X7, M - , 1 X 31' ' A , 1 ' if , 4 .9 A 40 Q C1 ' f fm ,,. ' ' Qf f I 'il 'W W, in 21 C,.,?f? 'z X ,- ,.f iq, , f' . ? , 4, , ff' in f , M f f ,K f 'WSW 1 r I .fav f' f ' fi A em. H z.. , ? any Z ff 4 4. , . . , w Q. ,W ,- 1, Y, V .- 04 7 I 11 V4 X o ,X Q' 4 .iw wrfyf C 0 c 1 x fem, wr W fs 1 1 , ff , WW S Q W. if F f Q. n fs 5. AND WE GC HOME At last the school is quiet. After a year of clanging bells, stomping feet, and excited voices, the hallways and classrooms are still. A few workers rattle about, working to prepare for next year's hordes. A hot breeze loses its excitement as it dispiritedly wafts through the empty rooms. The smell of fresh-cut grass fills the air so recent- ly punctuated with shouts and backing cars. A car full of students drives past, its occupants barely giving the school a glance as they busy themselves with the sum- mer. But fall will come again, with its hustle and bustle, and until then, the school waits patiently. - Mary Landrigan -Zxiazf' -W-A s,,,,,.,,,.,...W. ,..,,,....-,..W.W-x- fwwjlxym m, ....- ---- 'ww W 4 ,.....a..A.., .M,.m.,M-d6WN ,.,..M,,, , .MV W A , ag, .,..a.,.,.,.,t,,.,wW - ,f:.W.,4.m- fy Clockwise from Above - Li tht streams into a H -E quiet sthoolg A last few students linger, Climbing into the car to go homey The empty halls , S i 5 190 3 l 5 E 4 I 'Am N ni., fy? 0 A i if if X25 X I . .sv h n n N, n n .sm , 'x ' L 1 f 0 . F , I Q N. .1 rv X, ,V ..,., M, , gf - ffV,ffl, f ,,,., fl, fm ' ' ' A' SQ an ' gf A A',' f 1 g' ' SZ! V -'M ,.xA ,. 'mms-.W Nw, V sw n M , ,,,:. A P y A V X V ,X , ' iff' ,f Q s fx v ,. Y, 1, A ,, f ff 1 if 1' ff dw, ,Q ,,., 2' .W f ' if ,rf 4' Q x i f G Left - The candles III the chapel bum on Below - The new gym is. now ju-pt tl1cg,yn1 A . if ' ,. gg xg kj xx '5 ,, A 52, Wx W-x 'X - ,-.ww , may M 'awful ,A .vm N K A Y, M, Mwapw. , 1 g 'f'N'- - W 1 ,,,,:g,w x www. gf N - M. .V A Q .wMnwf 'W' .Q Q 1333 TP 5 ? iz? 5 ig rw 5 E ir 'af We are surrounded by what was, We hold it close As we step away Towards the future, To create the past of tomorrow . . - Mary Landrigan i 7211311 ui - I'Mk4. .ax 'hg?n'i!'ifE X :. A' f . lx V' 4' . ff' f .lhsiuq . .iV5?FfTi03:,,'5f ,Hi ' :V-53' T1 , . . I ,5j. 41' va. ,, 5 , H, r 4