Sycamore High School - Log Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1958 volume:

1958 Published by the Senior Class Sycamore High School Blue Ash, Ohio FOREWORD The worid is filled with unexplored treasures, Our scholastic world has wealth unmeasured. From miies around, students seek education, Bring ideals, young hopes, and high expectation. From mom until night our world goes around, As students and teachers with good-will abound. The XWorlcl 0f Sycamore now opens for you, Our scholarship and activities are on review. hJOANNE HORVATH AROUND OUR WORLD Features Administration Activities Underclassmen Sports Seniors Special Events Advertising During the past years, our world of Sycamore has grown rapidly, expanding in every direction. n p w m. m it of our Scenes along the orb V: 0 IO V: r e v e r u o e c n e lu. f .m H r o w .m 0 ??EEEEETEEE HWWW WW .,-. iH IEEEEE iWiiWWIiiH iii BEHI; uaiilimai mrv mm m :mtw u-w The young 51ml! inherit tlae earth? a . gig. .. WW. mm? WWW: AROUND THE WORLD nunmIImxmnmummnnunnmlnlnnnnul munnlunlm uzmm .HHEHHEMINHIIII! ZIIEIII HillmllIHIII ll HHHHHIIIIIIILIHLL brAKE SYCAMORE STUDENTS 1 J Scholarship is the Cheers and enthusiasm encourage dynamic g ,2 school spirit. ing. furn m Students help our world Music adds variety to our curriculum. Our world is highlighted by athletics. Our world whirls with social life. Home Economics prepares girls for Homemakers of Tomorrow. In our world students learn Mechanical Drawing provides a chal- lenge for these boys, deep in concen- tration, ,4. .m; qulHH I mmnm njmul 'EJHHID The driver tra ng car is being appraised by Russell Hall. Mr. Holstein, and Otis Kilby. through practical application. A fish is mctim msly being dissected by Mnlc DEDoming, jim McKenzie, Dilores Mixom and Hut- tie Daniels. mum 'Ollm ' .. - -N The Teletrainer Unit, fur- nished by the Bell Tele- phone Company, makes the use of the telephone teal- istic as Miss Ham places calls to Carole Roby and Betty Gunter in the office practice class. Classroom activities reap - Ronnie Pelsor proudly exhibits his masterpiece on Roman gladiators to Barbara Hulsbeck. Dick Manuel and Vincent Fry improve their speec These Geometry problems prove to be no problem at all to Judy Stein, Jim Hanng, and Irene Sarina. t world of pleasure. Barbie Koch Blanche Wallace, and Dave Bill display their talent in recording with the help of Mrs. Starkey, speech therapisL sound effects. This eighth grade music class listens attentively to Miss Bowman's explanation of Carmen. Students are given an opportunity to The: artistic talents of Tom Tidal. Roger MCHugh. and Pat Meister are developed with these art pt'OJeCts. XVorId History projects undergo an in- spection by Bob Rait, Carlton Savage. Ronnie Latimer. and Sandy Helton. display skills. Up and Over, says Mm Wise to her girlsV gym classl This boys' physical education class do pushuups to Mr. Holstein's booming count. As john Bobo shows Sonny Bond and Joe Aulich how to operate a band saw, Norman Schlicklin works on his hi-fi cabinet Marjorie W'hitt performs an experiment in physics ciass res Ellis Maren and Ulrich Kzlppus watch, Sycamore offers 0 Bonnie Sclmffcr, one of Sycamorek ntnhomg students. is very happy to have the opportunity to attend school In this manner. Janet Blame speaks t0 Bonnie Sdmffcr by mmns of it tclcplmnc system to her home She is now listening to hfiss Vzm Huutcn's Spanish lesson for the day. i ? Fhr-PFFpHrhw - wide curriculum. The current events material displayed on the blackboard in Mr. Schnurrenberger's room is very helpful to his junior high science classes. JUNIOR HIGH BAND qut row: Barbara Havill, Beverly Vance, Ronnie Cooper. Swarm? muu- Douglas Kenney, Daryl Wesley, Donna Barns, Tom Geier, Ken Dallas. Tlm-d row: Roger Adams, Jeanne FaulkneL Ella Hamm, Jay Aschendorf, Bob Dallas, Richard Cutlass. Famtl: mum Mike Carlisle, Bill Morley, and Bill Lindemann. New Many students file through our shiny. new cafeteria each day. It's pinu! Aftcr u lung 5 ' ion of work. the annual stuff. Jane Ferris. Bill Webb. Ned Lacey. John Srribling Miss Ham. Norma Christnmm Ginny Foster. Joan Runge. Bruce Hume, and Bob Rad. tnjoys :1 very popular treat. leucnu On Cold days of the winter of 358, knea SOLks wnrmeLi the limbs of many girls. things are introduced at Sycamore. GraCE Smith, Doug Lowe. and Doris Schumann keep warm and Ivy feague hats, stripes. buckles 21nd blouses arc the vogue cozy in their crng-neck and bulky-knit swaaters. for semors Elwood Feldnmn Lcnnsc French. Nornm Christman, and Bob Reed. y, .IYCAMORE' HIGH SCHOOL E V7 w mmmm $$mwwm , ACTIVITIES Checking the dummy, Ronnie Thompson, Ned Lacey, Ginny Foster, and Bob Reed examine the com 1319th copy. Sycamore Log Norma Christman and Joan Runge, CO-editors 0f the Log. and Miss Ham, Log adviser, select pictures for the yearbook. Log photographers, Charles Dho- nau, Octave LaBath. and Bob Haas, are diligently working with their adviser, Mr, Pom, to develop prints for the Log. Margie Whitt, Joanne Horvath, and Charles Fasse are busy work- ing on the final copy for an im- portant Log shipment: Bill Webb and Bruce Hume. co- business managers, Jane Schu- mann and Olga Del Favem, cur subscription chairmen. tally the advertising and subscription sales :30: Jane Ferris, liaison staff menv er. KEYHOIJE CLUBiFH'JI' mun- Donna Mizner, Bonnie Baumgnrt- net, Mary Lou Brady, Barbara Keinmx Charlotte Richardson, Bar- bnm Stevens. Norma Christmnn. Carol Dombach, Sharon Taylor. Serum! roux- Bobbi Jones. Bonnie McNess Pa: Patterson, Janet Duncan, Ann Clark. janet BiOIHC Gloria Reese, Peggy Krombuch. Bette Blantyn Third wu': Suc Lamb. Nancy BaCkuS. Ircne Sauna. Jane Schumann, Bertha Kilby: Judy Stein, Judy RnthErmel. Bctty Mason. Barbara Geiser. Fourth raw: Pat Traud. Carol Vanover, Doris Schumann. Judy Lumley. Saundra Morley, Jane Ferris, Anna W'olke. Ann Windham. Ffltly raw: Dick Kraua Doug Lowe. Dun Christman, Bertha Bowman. Carol lVIaupin. Doris Ferris. Indie Washburn. Dick Cox. I. B. Simkins. Terry Sturnm Keyhole Club Thu Keyholt editorial staff is busy preparing the dummy sheets. Sealed: Doris Schumann. Judy Sttin. Jane Schumann. Bertha Bowman. Sltuidiugx Barbara Snead, Doug Lowe Kq'lwl: twists. Ann 0911;. Doris Schumann Judy Stein. Ann Windham. and Peggy Kmmbauh. work on the next 1ssuc 0t tht Keglwh. Keyhole Club Doris Fania Doris Schumann. Mrs. Malone. junc Schunmnn. and Judy Stein um the KtijUlr'J pl'u duction crew. 33 STUDENT COUNCILisedfed: Donna Mianr, Ettty 151111.. NOI'I Uil BEtty Mason. George Taylor, Tom Carr, Doug CarroIL Dun Christ Christman. Pat Patterson. CMOIE Hcga GY'JCE Smxth, Mural? VIWHU- man, Dave Garten. Ron Robson, IVII', Ross. Jane Ferris. Betty Barbara Koch: Dick Manuel, Standing: Janice Baldwm. Pat '1 mud. Foster. Skip Snyder. Student Council Student Cuumil officrm Grace Smith. vicc president; Margie Whin. president: Carol:- Hoge. ser- gcant-zlt-arms; Barbie: Koch. sccrehtry: Mr. Ross, advisor; and Dick Manuel. treasurer: arc working,V on plans for rim Hmnrcoming Danna nmumm umnm .SERVICI TRIIIBHGH nnnxssgx'ssmc ; 34 Irene Sannu Mrs. LanrzlsEc-r. librarian, and Janet Blame are making use of the new bank truck in ' the iibrary, Librarians LIBRARIANS F1TM ruu-x Margie Wlhilt. Cgll'OI Vanm'cr. Mrs. Lancaster Judy Stein. Ruth Ann StC'SCh. janct Blomc. Carolyn Schmit Xannda Bill. junc Slerric-r. Janet Duncan, SEL'IHIIZ row: Esther Free. Pat Lawson. Carol Hacker. Bunnit Buumgmmcr. Dick Fenstermachcr. Dick Manuel. Jenn Luncnstm; jean McKenzie. IrL-nc SzmnzL Shirley Johnson. GIRLS CHOIR iFililfl mu: jounnc Hurx'uth. junit Phillips. Bdrr bum KL-inmz Dclnrts Mixon. Junc- Spurricr. Linda W'right. jun:- . Put Rice. Su'nizd mu': Jill Galrhutt. Bi'cmh P.Islcy. Bonnin- 5, Barbara Snead. L'Inry Lou Brady, Bttltmc let'ku'. Cun- nic XX'QHnnCL. lemy Ahmmn. TIMI! mm c junct Dumun. Arlunn thanL Barbara Gcisnr. Put Gihhs Judy Hcffncr. Clrriu Hauling- Many voices ring throughoui tun. Put Simmns. Churlottc Richardson. Fmtrlb mu'; Judy BrtCht. Cdl'ld Dcrricksnm Hattie Daniels, Nancy Ingram, Judy Rudabaugh. Wllnkh OdL-n. Susan Smith. Almcda Phillips. FffM; mm: Kitty Schmit jmm W cingurtntr, Saundra Morley. Karcn Babb. Caml Hailey. Gail G!mcy. Ann XVindhurn, Judy Dumjnzl. TRIPLE 'l'RIO HHI mu: Alter nutcs Calmlc Hugh Marilyn Lak- cr. Dobhic Jamison. Su'mm' mu: Alicc Wiilson. Bette Bluncy. jun: Furis PM Abbott. Cnrric Har- rington. jum Lunnustmx DCIOI'tS Mixun. judy Poe. Snc Furmcr. GIRL? CHOIR zFirrI war.- Collctn Guclx Cuml Butlct'. Virginia Wrorkmaln. Gail Ogg. Vidsm Cain Thelma Spain Rose W'illimns Cnrltnc Allendorf. Gloria Reuse. Swami ran : Kay Brothers. Janet Tnylon jnzm Wmmhvzu'd. Sue Furnmr Put Luux Curulyn W 'c idig, Pat Lawson. jmm Wiinbom. Joann Muck. 77:71-er mzw: Shawn MuL likin. Ruth Ann Stcsch. Anita me'L-II. Lynda Gau'tm. Janet Blomc. the world of music. BOYS' CHOIR F'ip-M mum Ron, nie Kennedy, jim Lukc, Frank Boyer. Phil Brynn. Bill Lawson. Semnd r010: Bill Smith Richard Pugh, jumes Norman. Mike Grooms Ted Mathis, Ed Murray. Bill Webb. Third mu': Dav: Garten. Mike Bcndcn Charles Ly- ons, George Morgan Ronnie Lat, imer, Larry Curlc-ss Manin Bax tm. Ann Clark. Put Traud. Irene Sannn. Barbara Koch. Frmrllv m-zr: Irtnc HcdgL-s. Amm W'olke. Betty Birkuncycr. Smdm Summers Put Abbott. Cami VCHQEL Btmnc Riddle. Brenda Moon. Virginia Foster. FIIM muu- Sandy O NcnI. Cill'OI Vnnm'cr, Fat Ledford. Mat Clmmbcrs. Diana Innis. Sylvia Klein. Judy Wrengm'tncr, Doris Schuumnn MIXED CHOlRiFn-u rou': Esther Free. Barbara Hulsbtck. Mnr- iey. Charlene Gest. Marjorie Murray. Linda Garten, Judy Rother- Iene Butlerbaugh Barbara Kcintr. Deborah Jamison. Donna Miz- meL Carole Hogt Betty iMasorL Miss Bowman, Third row: Skip ner. Pat Patterson. Judy POL Kay Atwood. Jean Lancaster Delores Snyder. Jim Hanna. Tim Sherritt Bob Rait, Bob Haas, Ricky Comer, Portulu. Carole Henley, Sumud mu? Joan Rungc. Grace Smith. Larry Tharp. J. B Simpkins. Art Stacey, Mike Bender, Dave Webb. Virginia Fuster. Matilda Glover. BCV Fmbe. Judy Sttin, Judy Lum- Mixed Choir wears new robes. Thu music department helped m misc money for choir robes by doughnut sales. Put 1.0le and Brenda Puxlty sell doughnuts to Carol Vzlnm-cr and Bill Lawson. w..mv.wr -Wv .V nyV-w Nwwcnmf-snwjn . ; wax, u w; rOlzru'u'L I': 1113.1 Mmpin Judy Rnthcrmcl. BM: Joanne Hm'mth. Czu'h' '- Allcmlnrf Buttv Randall. Slulmn T '- . Dd . ' H .1 ' ' ghzlmn Rfltlliki 1 kn cm. jmly HL-f-f-ncr, judx' Rikki- lvzlt S-nmn . ' - 'A f , . lmugh. Jml'ir Wilshburn. Ginm' wtclh I tmL Oppun. 1!.ka I' The Flycrcttcs arc performing at a pep 1 .111; hero he first tuLlI'n.11m:nt game with W'i 1ruw. x .4 , s v SY AMORE HIGH SCHOOL BAND-qum mu'; Dave Garten. Bruce Hume. Bonnie McNess. Nancy Backus, Ronnie Cooper, Eddie Har- jams Ferris. Scraiid mzz': Ronnie Kenned Bill Lawson, Ted Lancaster Barbara Havill. Sandra O'Neal, Lewis G105, Neal Faulkner. Ave LaBatlL Donna Barnes, Bill Brinkley, Gerald Capelmrt. Tom Geier. Third mus: Daryl Wreley, Douglas Kenney, Roy Von The Sycamore High School Ban - Mr- Jack ValL band directmz is showing 21 group of pictures to Bill Lawson, drum major, Bargeu, Beverly Vance, Sue Lamb, Sidney Branch. Beverly Rummcli, Ella Hamm, Gary Daniels, jay Aschendorf, Don Sumner, Bob Dal- las, Daniel Dreyer, Ronnie Clay, Jerry Lillie, George Henry, Bill Reed, Ken Dallas, Dan Poe. Fom-IIJ row: Hawkins Kohankie, Joan Runge, Richard Curless, Mr. V2112, Bob Reed, John Schnierle, Bill Morley, J. B Simkins, Dave Webb, Mike Carlisle, performs at many activities. MAJORETTES AND DRUM MAJOR Joanne Horvath, Karen Dunham, Sandra Haines, Bill Law- son. Virginia Foster, Betty Foster, Anita Powell. Dance bund practicts in pmpal'atiun for the 1958 Silhouette. Mcmbcrs nf the dance band Hrs: nm': Octglvt LaletlL Bill Lawson. Bruce Hur11c Dave Gartcnl joc- With? er, Stcund mw: Dave V?cbh Bub Reed. Ed Hz! chbb. Bub Reed. ELI H .1 I' 1' i s. jury Cnpchart. Dam Drcytr. The band filters info MunbL-rs of thy limal Asmmmtiun limnl. Mr Lancastm: Mm LantIL Mm Ganc-n. Mr. Gurlcn. Mr. Chrithn, and Mr. Vill'l. mutt tn plan publicity for the lmnd's first cunurt. As the b.tnd murchus dmvn llu- field, Bill Lawson, drum muimx signals for :1 halt. Sycamorek world of activities. 17mm the files. band officers Juan Rungc, prEsidcnl: treasurer; Hrucc Hume, librarian; Bub erL to he played in the wring; mnCc-rt. jamc FcH'iS, R'CCl'dal'y Vice prcsidmt: pick music IVIntzldnr. Larry Wfomack, fights :1 tom. John Sdmiric and Jeff Owens, in the band's South of the Border show. RADIO CLI'H nnld Milicr. lm W'ilkinsun. W'nmlsi Nui .h- w cf, EJdic HJH. FleliL HM Bnb BILII .V ' XV'JllL-r Nn'ugu Mr Ft . Chuck Thornton Dun Radio Club SIZRVI L; ' 'A Z ' 1' 1 Khul'itt. Glul'id Rttw. m Barium Koch 30mm Miznm: Philip Knydcr. S m n Huutun. 'I'x run: 'In Ann Humlir Bnumgmmct Mis: Albert Ha Bill W cllmun. . tl'cnsurcrz Dun Burg. Glcnn H HL-m'y Hub Dam Risky. pl Don Vunnu , Servi Lafinae MJCk. Dal : lmmunn. Murlcnc Huttrrhnugh. Bttty I: stur. Ruth Ann 5: .d1. Funrtth mu: Dnug me Jim Hanna, J. B. Simkim: .7196 v2; SQ qu; J' 3 dz? , N95. ylv45'if- ART CLLVBiSmnd: Lela BLLCIL Donrm Brynn. Cum! Hzlyktr. P.Ir Buhlx Sheldon Starr. trirm ObsL waidmg: Bob Czu'pcntcn Alan R055. Mrs. Schick Kurm Art Club . ART CLL'BiSmfcdx Fran Edwards. Whindn Bill. Barb Koch. Arman Shilfcy jnhnmn. Junc- Clark. Cuml WHIIL Stella Clark. Blanche WHIHLLCC. Inn ButtsK Cecelia Cuml'wrgL-I'. Sfultlilzyr Numy Mrs. Schifk. jL'NIOR RED CROSS. Connir Stradmmm Judy Domim. Doris scum pleased to display the gifts madc- by the members of the Schumann. Diana Anderson. Marlene Babb. and Nancy Norman JuniorRedCross. J unior Red Cross JUNIOR RED CROSS. Cobrful party hats and tray COVCFS fire Matilda 0310sz Carolyn Fahrendorf. Judy Brccht. jean McKenzie. mu of rhc- many types of gifts made by Kay W'glls. GrL'lcc Smlth. janc Schumann. and Joan Rungev The entire club participates in Ann Windham. Miss Van Hrnuttn. Susan Slmth. Gall Gluncyu this project. 44642 . AERO CLUB. Charles Dhonuu. Dick Fenstcrnmchcr. Bob Reed. Dave Webb. Jim Hanna. Terry Sturm. Bruce Hume, Craig LynchJ Aero Club YI-TEENSiFIIJ'JI mm Marian Bowen, Jnncll Smtt. Diana Tayimx Frances Edwards. Mrs. Shamblen. Carol Evans. Dnrlcnc Evans, Princess Way. Carole: Roby. Sauna! raw: June Clark. Linda Brum- 16y, Beverly Rummel. Betty Randall, Ivlyrna Horton. Carol Win11, Pat Loux. Pm Fazzio, Nancy Mizner. Third mu': Crctora Young. Ann Dye: Beverly Meyers. Stella Clark. Shirley Juhnson. Connie Ned Lacey. Dick W'cn. Chuck Fnssc, Charles Luke. I'Irich Knppus, jcrry wmd. MI'. Lay. Bil! W'Chb. Y-Teens W'nnmck. JUyCC Kelly: Olga Dcl Fuvem, Batty Gunter, Betty Miller. FWIHZI mum Hcttcmc Barker: Hattie Glm-cr, Betty Dyna Sharron Gilliam. Judy Rzlcluhuugh, Betty Birkemcycn Bonita Stacey. Sidney Branch Sue Vyhitaker. FifIIJ muv hlzirlcnc Babb. Diana Anderson, Barbara Barnes. Sylvia Klein, Sharon Carl: Connie Stradtmnn. Chris- tine Oppen. Vivian Hanson. Carol mexm, Sandy Snmmcrs. GRAY l' ' ' ' . cnior rcpt nmti nmmgx ' . . A : -1 vice pm idem; Janet Iv asnn trmsurcr. SAM; 5n: L4 ' ' ' - - Marlene 'd junior rtpl Bcttu 131 C - . ' hjy Dg111; Alnlrnw. Girls, Athletic Association PM Sjrm'ms. Bo: lic MC ' N.Incr Ingmm. .md Buttt'r c- Bdrker particimtc in GAA. volleyball inv Immumls on xighy artcmnum. PEP CLUB BOARD vad: Arlene Venard, Sue Lamb, Pat Rice, Elisha Faulkner, Judy Roth- ermel, Marlene Feidler. Janice Baldwin. Standing: Dave Bowen. Miss Kile, adviser Bob Rait. John Schuler. Pep Club The Pep Club shows their usual enthusiastic school spirit as the ChecrleadtrS. Janice Baldwin. Donna MIZDCI'. Bette Blunty Linda BrLunlc-y. Janet Taylor. Nancy Miznen Cnmlc Henley, and Myrna Horton. lead them in S:1tisfiedf SPORTSMEN'S CLUBL-Fint row: Bobby Irvin, Jerry Kohl, Phil Bryan, Doug Jones, Hawkins Kolmnkie. Serand rou': Dennis Com- berger, Otto Saar. Marc DeDoming Doug Lowe, George Jones. Jim Ashcraft, T. J. Wagner, Ronnie Starks, Ray Hamblin, Fred Hensley Mr. Morgan. Third mrv: Terr; Sturm. John Shunmrd, Sportsmen ,5 Club FUTURE NURSES ASSOCIATIONiFirH raw: Pat Godbey, Mary Lou Branscomc, Joan XWoodwal-d. Carlene Allendorf, Sandi Haincs, Pat Sculleyz Louise French, Joanne Horvath, Sandy Lozc, on the cot. Sermzd raw; Debbie Jamison. Gloria Reese. Anita Powell, Peggy Kmmbztch, Ann Clark, Carole Clay, Billie Hulsbeck. Ann unin- - kW Jim Staceyg Bill Davidson, Bill Daniels. Jim Scherrer, John Dew ey, Richard HilL Ray German, Fomzb 1'01L': Carlton Savage, George Morgan, Glen Beckett, George Pairan. Mike Denney, Ken Johnson. Don Bake. Jack Cdeell, William German, Darrell Baugh. Future Nurses Dye, Pat Loux, Ruth Ann SteschA Third mw; Dorothy James, Betty Hilton, Mrs, Shamblen, Jean McKenzie, Peggy Schatzel, Joan Weingai'tner, Sharon Carr, Norma Christman, Judy Brecht, Gail Glancy. PROJECTIONISTS CLIJBmOfFiCCI's: Bill XVcllmnn. trcasnrcr; Bill Lawsom vice president: Charles Emery. president; Mrs. Sturiing. sponsor: and Don Vunovcn src- I'ctary. john Dewey, Bob Mulx'uncy. Chaxlcs Thom- tonA Jim Burg, Jim Davidson Richard Hill. and Dennis Colligan learn to use thc movie projector. Proiech'onisfs Club Using the tape recorder MC Ron Clay. Churlts Ruhc. john Brecht Leon Tate. Duva- Curlew and Ed Kim . Charles Pnimn, Bill Eggtrs. Ken johnsun. Judy VUcingnrtncL Juan Vthorm and Glenn Gault use the slide projector. Eddi McGregor is learning the skills of a butcher as he is boning a Lester Young, 21 member of the diversified training program, 15 b r: roast, sharpening a driil bit while working on his coop JO , V.I.C. Club VIC. CLCBASiHl'Iig in fawgmmzd: Jerry 1:11!le Bob Dornbach. Runnic Anderson. Jerry- Parker, Jackie Hanson. Jim Cartcn Sliiing 1'11 15m.- IJoyd Blankenship. W'ilf Keller. Bob Taylor. Don Nicely. Lester Young, Ken W'aters. Jim Blust, Terry Owens, Bob Moor- head. Slandiug: Mr. Bartlett. Mining: Ed McGregor, Phil Boyd MSERWIE HiMN-IAG BRAKES IN SSRWCE 'l' IEIPILT FEHFIHDTI M Wm- .1 NEEDLECRAFT CLUB ICanne Lancaster, Betty Ball. Strand row: Judy Breiht, Carolyn Shirley johnson, Pat Lcdford. Barbara Barnes. Mary Alice PalyneA Fahrendorf, Gail Glancy, Matilda Glovezj. Jenn McKenzie. Judy Fin; muu- Dclorc-s Mixon. Vivian Cain, Poe, Kay Arwood, Third row: Betty Birkmncycr, Sylviu Klein, Needlecraft C Iub The Needlecraft Club officers are: Betty Ball, president; Miss Kile. adviser; Carolyn Fahremforf, secretary; and Jeanne luncaster, treasurer. 'I'HESPIANS I W M 7 1111 Esther Fret. Numy Mimcr. Ruth Ann Stcsch. Kay 13111.15. juun WhndwmcL Mrs: Merrill. jmlic W'nshburn. Kay Brothers. Betty Bull. Betty RundJll. Rxmnit KL-nncdy. Swami mum Carlene Allundmrf. Bum Hlnnqz Joan Winhum, Frances Ed- WJL'LIS. John Stribling. Blanche W'nllnuu Nul LHCL'V. Brunch PdSv Icy. Put Loux, .Innct Taylor. Jumnc Llnmgtcr. 117'er mu: Bobbi Art hRNusi li.n'h.1m GtiScr. Bcn-l'lx Rummtll. Juntx. Bunnie Thespicms NATIONAL THESFIAX CLL'Bi Ji'IH! mu. Call'lullc Allcndorf. Jukm WVnndmmL Jmmw Hm'mth. BJI'IMI'H Smucl. lem Edwurdi KM Dallas. Bnrlmtzl Kuch. Blanche WKLHJLL- Su'mzd Halt: Bill Cain. Succy junct Blame. Nancy Backus. Pat Simons. Debbie Jamison. Bm'hnm Koch. Fumm mm Judy Stein. Bctty Mason. Par Tmud. Carolyn Falu'cndmf, Gail Clancy. Judy Brecht. Judy Pot Pat Gibbs. Mickey W'rcrle. David Bowen. Fifth mu': Mme Chambers, CAuvlyu SchmiL Carol Muupim Dick Ftnstcrmndwr. Dick Cox. Glynn Gnult. Jerry Porter. John Schulcr. Bill Lawson. National Thespians Dau- XY'L-bb. Chuck Fassc. Jerry Patten: John Schulu. Bob Bromm Bub Hans: Third mu: Judy Sitin. jzmc Funk Mrs, Mm': iIl Judy Hcffncl: 9 - . .m E g. '7'. 1. Hhx 1 f 1 1 ;l IIIIIIIIIIIIIWHW STAGE CREW CLUB-Kneelizzg: Barbie Koch, Carrie Harring- stermacher, George Pairan, John Shumard, Dick Fenstermacher, ton, John Dewey, Ned Lacey, Arlene Venard, Bob Mulvaney. Mike Grooms, Glen Gauft, Dan Dryer, Carolyn Schmit, Blanche Standing.- Dick Cox, Jim Davidson, Roger McHugh, jim Fen- Wallace,DwightSmith. Stage Crew Club Mrs. Kohankie gives the trophy to the cast of Ghost Story, Dick Fenstermacher, Joanne Hor- vath and Pat Traud, for being the winning play in the Thespian One-Act Play Tournament. FL'TLYRE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA-IWFir-rr mu: Shir- LILI Rowe Darltnt Hammond, Peggy Kopp. Billie Hulsbeck, Lou- lcy BalL Patsy Buncs. Inn Butts. Ann Belchm: Ann Cunlty. Sharon is: French meb raw: Peggy SchntzeL Sandi Haincs, Patty Burdge, Taylor. Swami . o-1r,' Velm Thomas. Barbara York. Grace Smith Mr'. Hzlrtkc. John Waims .Iclcnc Taylor. Pat Scullcy. Marlene Alica- XV'ilsun, Burrlv Fmbc. MLlrlcnc Fridlcr. Crumru Young Bur- Vustinc. bum Tnmx, Tirird mu: Par Godbcy. Carol Chm: Pat Abhutt. Wim- F.B.L.A. x: ;:. w u. mmjn F.B.L.A. officers, Mr. Hartke. advisor; Darlene Hammond. vice president: Patsy Barnes. treasurer; Peggy Kopp. president; and Marlene Feidler. sec- retary; are Viewing a form, the income tax re- turn. which is important to business leaders. LETTERMEN'S CLUBiFIHi row: Larry McVickc-J: Charles Dho- nau, John Brecht. Second 1'011': Jim Bustle Otis Kilby, Dave May field, George Taylor, Dick Blanucl. T172111 raw: Russeil Hall, John Waitas, Howard W'ssche, Ed Murray, Butch Anderson, Wheeler LeHermen ,s C Iub BIOLOGY CLUB Smtcd: Jim McKenzie. Harold Vogty Jim Stacy, Neil Strawstr. Smndiug: Mr. Van Houten, John Wilkinson. Sumner, Bill RiceK Fourth row: Coach Holstein, Bill Hoffman, El- wood Feldman, Skip Smith, Richard Ream, Tim Tomsen, Terry Mullikin, Coach Acus, Biology Club Bill Osgood, Ken Kidd, Richard Baas. Ricky Leverem. SYCAMORE HIGH SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHEC ASSOCIA- Sammy Francis, Otis Kilby, Hawkins Kohankie, Don Burg, Ron- TIONiFIIfJI rou': Bob Haas. Bruce Hume, Mr. Pont, Roger Mc- nie Kennedy, Don Pasley, Joe Blankenship Bill Atkins, Elya, Charles Dhonau. Dave Bill. Sewnd 1'011': Octave LaBatb, S.H.$.P.A. Ronnie Kennedy, Joe Blankenship, Don Burg, Bob Haas, Bill At- kins, and Mr. Font look at prints that club members have processed. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA. Judy Stein. John Brecht, Ion, Barbara Keiner, Margie Xxihitt. Colleen Gncb. Also Mr, Mac- Carole Henley, Mr Stacy, advisor; Kay Dallas, Ginny Foster, KnightandDonald Bauer. Jane Ferns. Joan Rungc, Judy Rothermel. Bette Blanega Sue Schal- Fufure Teachers of America Speech Winners Chuck Passe, Kay Dallas, and Bob Bronmn all participated in the Ohm High School Speech League District Contest in individual events held at Xavier University on March 22, All three speech students placed first in oratorical, humorous. and dramatic declamations. 31 A J HENRY c L A Y On the awning 0f the Quiil and Scroll initiation: the member; and advisors went to dinner at the Goldm anbkin Lebanoh. After dinncr while exploring the historic hotel. several memberi John SlriNing. Bill W'shb. Norma Chrix'nmn. June Schumann. Jane Ferris. Joan Rungc. and Ginny Foster. stopped to 1001-; :it the room where Henry Clay had slept. Quill and Scroll Adxism's Miss Hum .md Ali's. Mnlum: And mcmhcr Jane Srhunmnn in$mli the new mcmbcrm Xormd Chx'isLmLLn. Joan Runge. Jum- Ich'ris. Bill W'cbb. Bruce Hume. and Ginny Poster. into thu QLIHI 1nd SUUH International High School journalism Society. This organization is mudu up of pcrsnms who do nutstunding work on the Lug m' the KLvafc. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYianrt mp; Margit W'hitt. B; '- balm Kcincn Joanne Hon nth Barbi Koch. Jeanne Lnncustcn j'ozm Runge, Gloria R6656 Judy Poe: Charlotte Richardson. Norma Christman. Samiid rmr': Carole Hogc, XWQHCI Savage. Janc- Schu- mann, Beverly Frobe. OCtavc Lu Bath. Ginny Foster. Judy Stein, National Honor Society lelltcr Savage lights his Candle from the candle 0f Clmmctcr as part of the installation ccremony. szxltc-r was one of the 31 students who were installed in 0111' new Chapter of the National Honor Society by the Mndcim chapter. The mem- bers of the Honor Society are chosen on the lmsis of thcir Clmmctex; schJIarship. and leadership in schoof. During the installation Ccrcmony. N.Irgic Whitt. Norma Clu'lstman. .Iunicc Baldwin. Joan Rungc. Junc Schumann. and June Ferris watch :15 the others light their candles. l K .JJ' 3i Janice Baldwin. Judy Hcffnux Betty Blaqu 'I'lw'd M14 .' Jung PC! - riS Charles Luke. Don Christmzm. Jack Hocncmicr. Bob Retd. Bruce Hume. Jnc Blankenship. Doug: Luckc. Marilyn Lakmz Doris Schumann. AUHI'ug: Dolores Mixun. JUNIOR HIGH HONOR CLUB F'TU ?' HV' Paul Dale. C'MO1 Sally Raymond. Penny Dominar Stuart Garbutt Lois Hit- Embler, W'unda W'hitt, Sharon Gard. Mr. Btmers. adviSOL ringer. Familj mu: Barbara Fath, Judy Stewart. Janice Hoff- Strmzd ram Doris Duncan Gayle Savage, Karen Nolte. man Elem Innis, Glenda Maupin. Peggy 'White. Janet Wum Donna Rcinmn, Penny Snydm: Mike Chandler. Judy Dough- ker. man. Third mu: Marty Snyder. Manic Murphy. Ruth Robbins. Junior High Honor Club Junior High News Bug JUNIOR HIGH NEWSPAPER STAFFgSwsdr Glenda Taylor. Margaret Stexcns. Sr. u1:f1 ;: e - Mike Carlisle, Tony Dick. Jerry LOV- Dolly Harris. Llillic W'ilson Miss W'OOLL adviser; Fclicc Pnltcr- cll. Neal Faulkner. Truman Taylon Eric Willis. Bill Reed. 5011. Betty Gmk-r. Bonnie Gmlcr. Louctta Caldwell, Gayle 1-111er. JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB F1'7'JI row: P. Domina, S, Cowan, C. Dye, S. Grooms, C. Edwards, S. Ertel, L. Murray, 1. Reed, J. Rothcrmel, K. Capehart, D. Thompson, C. Hammond. Secrmd rouv: P. Foley, D. Herrman, J Thomas, A. Howingmn, F. McCowan, C. Baird, D. Piersall, C. Witt, J. Stepp, B4 Lawson, J. Shelton, L. James, J. Rasch, L. Venard, S. West. Third mzu: T, Hamm, G. Kaye, P. Harrington, L. Kidd, B, Shearer, J. Lewis. R. Mlller. J Kelley, M. Estc-p, D. Keller, J 562mm, J Hutton, N. AIlEndOrE M. Snyder. Famvla row: L. Reese, B. Bmzilc, J. Hamm. E. Crew: T. Junior High Pep Club IUNIOR HIGH DRAMA CLUBiFinr row: IvIrs. Davis, G. Merrill, 1. Clingner, B. Tharp, D. Wesley, ML Duffy. Seromf raw: R. Bryan, P. Wesley, A Lohse, L. Gaeb, D. Spreen. P. Branch, M. Dawes, B, Dyer, D. Barnes. Third raw: S. DeDoming, P. Lawn: L. Passe, CA Drake, J. Porter, P. Hedger. B. W'olkr: B. Altemcicx', 4.; 7 York, B. Wilder. H Brown, G. Jackson, H. Wilson. Fiflfa r'uuw J. Ingram, C McLeaster, J Hardy, H. Thames, E. Wiebb, A. Oden, E. Crcar G. Obst, J. King. H. Wood, J. McGregor, R, Bernard. D. Kenneyn Sixllj mu': 8. Hilton. R. Carpenter, B. Zapf, J. Scigler, W. Golter, D. Harris L Meadows C. Turner, J Kelcll, J, Robson, P. Norman. Serwlla row: J, Bobo, I Wagner, S. Bond. R. Noland, B. Harmon, K. Rogers, K. Schneider, N, Van Hook, D. Gunter, S. Anderson, K. Guy, P. Perkins, Mr, Matthews. Drama Club B. Clark. FulJz-IIJ mm; M. Parker, L. Sutterfield, N Anderson, Kuppus, R. Adams, J. Schmit, L Potts, S. Rankin Fiftl: row; Quarry, E. Moore, L, Fenstermucher, J. Tidcl, B. Stengcl, Wfitt, J. Brandenburg, D. Bandnmcr, C. Mason 0H1: nIx-L SYCAHORE WEN scwnah - -.- s4 SPORTS Fin; muu- Coach Punt Mike Chandler. john Brecht. Larry Mt- Vickcrs. Tom McDermott. Don Paglcy. Ronnie W'arren. chrgc Morgan, XVIII Keller, Dave M'uxfield. Conch Acus. Serum! 1'011': Coach Sclmurrc-nburger. Don W'ilson. John Evers, Rirhnrd Hen- son. Ed Gapinski. Russell Hall. Ronnie Robson. Ed McGrcgmg Jerry Wfalkcr. Tim Sherritt. Coach Holstein Tivird mm- Butch Ricc- DCLynn Vial! Iolm anitas Ed Ross Jun Nmman Hmmrd Wiesche Butch Anderson Ronnie Thompson, Sam ancis Pct: Tomscn. Jim Bustlc. Family mu': John Simkins. BiIl Hoffman. L'I- 1-1'ch Kappus. Tim Tomsen, Glen Pugh. Dan Whlkm', Skip Smith. Elwood Feldman. Ed Murray. W'heelc-r Sumner. Richard Kmus, Aviators share H.C.L. crown. Cheerleaders: Janice Baldwin. Carole Henley. Bette Blaney. Cnr- nfe Wisbrodt, Donna Mizner. Myrna Horton FOOTBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES Sycamore Opponent Sept. 13 0 Deer Park .. , 32 Sept 20742 Indian Hill 0 Sept. 27?13 Mt. Healthy 6 Oct. 4H12 Reading .. 7 Oct. 11? Anderson cancelledic 7 Oct. 18 6 Harrison ,, ,, . . 6 Oct. 24w 7 Taylor ,7 , , 0 NOV. 1 6 Colerain ...... , , 0 NOV. 8 27 Sharonville , 0 WWW f .1 The cheerleaders and crowd yell thc team onto lht field. lechcs SdJnLM'IrnhcrgL-r. Hnlr Stcim ACLJS. and Punt review th' pictures of the Harrison gum: 1nd Find :1 Strung point in the uffc-nr sixc attack Mr, James Turner, athletic di- rector. admires the football tro- phy which the Aviators were awarded for sharing the first 51 place in the Hamilton County League with Harrison. ,lulm Brecht W'ill Keller. ' H e Smith. lUf'IlE mlz': Butch Andi Bill Hoffnmm Ulrich Kappus, Echlic Ros: Eddie McGrt-g v Russdl Hall, Six!!! roun- Dunn, 'cl'. Ronni;- 'l'humpscm. Elwund h Ftldmzm. The keyed-up Aviators enter the practice field for the last time before the Mt. Healthy game. Dun Pusicy cuts Mck and sets up blocks for Ronnie V'nrron and Bill Hoffman, On this quick pitch Scnntuf' Puslcy pickcd up 20 important yards Em thc Aviators, Our ncw smrchouul W35 usul and admired by JIM fur tha- fimt umc- .11 the l-Imnvcuming gums. Rnnnic W'xu'rcn L us A Imzulr tzlcklc nn :1 CulL-min haleck while Skip Smith ilHLI Elmmd Fuldmzm L'Urnc up the buck for support 69 SCHEDULE Syrmuore Opponent Nov. 27771 Madeira , , , , , '77 DEC 6 55 Anderson . 7 , .. 48 Dec. 7 53 Withrow , . 49 Dec. 14761 Amelia . 44 Dec! 20 70 Harrison , , , 53 Ian. 11..49 Roger Bacon 53 Jan. 17 56 Taylor , , , 68 Jan. ISMBG Lockland Wayne , , .74 Jan 24 63 Colerain .. , , , 57 Ian. 25 69 Indian Hill ,7 , ,7 ,, ,,,,,,,,60 Jan. 31 64 Shnromille , , , 62 Feb, 1 62 Purcell , , , ,, 61 Feb, 7w35 Norwood .. .. . 63 Feb. 8 48 Mariemont ,60 Feb, 14 89 Glendale .. , ,, , 101 Feb. 21759 Deer Park , , ,, ..65 Scorckccpem JUL- Wthr. Hill Hoffmdn. and Bill XWcllmnn. bring out their cquipmcm bc-fm'c thc mum. Varsity boys fight harc Coaches Georg:- Acus and Jim Holstein. Stop during practice to talk over a new strategic play. VARSITY BASKETBALLiSrmldmg: Larry McVickc-r. Butch An- Skip Sm1tl1 Ed M1111ay Dick Manuel Kmdfnq. dersnn. Ed Driver. Dcm's Frcch. Rithzu'd Ream. Dan Wlalkcr. Co;.1cl1H0Istc-in throughout the season. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Janice Baldwin, captain: Bette Blancy. Carole Henley Janet Taylnr. Coarh Acus and 7! Richard Reaun fights for the ball during the last gum: of the regular season. Ed Driver Dick Manuel Varsity Basketball Richard Rum Danny Wfalkcr Denis Frcch Ed Murray Vic-s for :l rtbound with two Deer Park V'ildcats :15 Skip Smith and Butch Anderson stand 1'0de fur artiun. JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Sycamore Opponent Nov. 27-45 Madeira ,7 , 34 Dec. 6 28 Anderson , 43. Dec 7g38 Vfithrow , , 28 Dec. 1-4-42 Amelia 24 Dec. 2047 Harrison 28 Jan. 11 45 Roger Bac0n . . , ,45 Jan. 17 40 Taylor , , , 44 Jan 18w44 Locklzmd Wayne 28 Jan, 24g39 Colerain , , 17 Jan. 25 55 Indian Hill . 31 Ian- 31-31 Sharonville , , 43 Feb. 1 27 Purcell 7 7 7 18 Feb. 7 29 Norwood 40 Feb. 8733 Mariemont 23 Feb. 14762 Glendale m 63 Feb 21 48 Deer Park . , 18 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Nancy Mizner Myrna Horton. Linda Brumley. Donna Mizner. O O I I Jumor Varsnty takes first place m tourney. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALLiKneHiug: Coach Acus and ski, Jerry Walker, Terry Mullikin. Tim Tomscn, Glen Beckett, Coach Holstein. Shading: Ed Harris, Jelly Capehart. Ed anin- DeLynne Wall. Richard Pugh John Ex'ers, Bob Anderson. Cmch Ann .Lml NJ-Vrl'n. IZLi HJrrix .lcrrv Xankur. Juhn Excrs. ELI Chplnski. annl lim 'l'mmcn, X wmudfy xiLM thL tmphy wun M the luniur mrsily basketball roam fur uinning liin't HML- in IIIL' k 2 H.1mihwn CuunQ Ruuvu 'l'nmmmL-m. X John Ex tl'S Eddic Huris 13d Ginnaki Junior Varsity Basketball Dclmn XV'nH i5 rmdy fur a rump ,ahnt :15 Tu'ry MuHikin waits for the possible rcbmmd. 'l H W W :1lker Tim 'I'Umscn JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FITJI mum Ted Luncustmz runhergcr, Sterling Stumpcr. Bub chL: Cimrlcs Ymgmx Dmny Kan Hollingswurth. George MitchelL Tum Grim: Bub CJ'. PUC. Rwy EYL'L'R Norman Schlicklin. Bill Southcrlund. Bill WriIdcr. Smmzzf mu: Conch Dun Scl'mur- Junior High team has good season. AIL'NIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS: .Iuln l'Immns. Karen Cnpc-hurt. Penny Domim. Martha Snydcr, Kuthy Guy. Numy All:-nd01 f 'l'umscn scores against Sharnnvillc, Smith Cuts at the high hard one. Sycamore underclass baseball team shows great promise for coming year. BASEBALL TEAM -- HM! run: MunaagL-r Dick Kruus: Julm Srfmld rmz': Coach Holstein Tim 'l'nmscn. Elwood Fcldman. Ed Brecht. Craig Lynch. Otis Kilby, Dink MunucL Tom MrDL-rmmt. Drixcr. Dun W'alkc-L Skip Smith. Butch Anderson. Denis Freth, Dun W'ilsun Jcrry Vhlkcr. J. B. Simkins. Hunger Bill Huffman. Rim Robson. TRACK TEAIXI FI'HI raw: Wheeler Sumner Dun Walken Don Stanley Phillips. Third mu? Hawkins Kuhnnkiu. Jerry Walker, Pasley, Howard Wesche. Larry NICViCi-mr. Ted Mathis. Ed Murray, Tom Tidd, Richard Pugh. John Foley. Joe Blankenship. FUJIFIIJ Butch Anderson. Second raw: Neil Strawser, Dick Ream Doug mu-s George Morgan Dave Gartcm Gene Fellermnm Jim Mc- Jones, Don Christman. Glen Betkett Bob Anderson. Glen Pugh. Kenzie. Wally Rumble. Track team wins county championship. SYCAMORE HIGH TRACK RECORDS BROKEN IN 1958 High Hurdles 100 Yd. Dash 880 Yd Relay 180 Yd. Low Hurdles 220 Yd. Dash Discus High Jump Jerry Walkergwj Howard Wesche 10,1 Butch Anderson, Don Pasley, Larry McVickcrs, Howard Weschegl 38.1 Jerry Walker 23.1 Neil Stmwser Howard Weschc-ZZJ Richard Realnu124 11V2 ' Larry McVickers 5,7 John Foley Larry McVickEr, and Jerry Walker are getting ready for the low hurdle shuttle relay in the Lockland Night Relays. s: vmwgm 9r VARSITY HOCKEY: Betty Ball, Barbara Hulsbcck. Joan Whmd Wiise. coach: Peggy Kopp. Betterae Barker. Carole Weisbmdt, ward, Janet Taylotx Alice Wiilson. Susan Husod. Jane Ferria Lfrs. Jozlnne Horvath: Barbara Keiner, Linda Brumley Myrna Horton. Sycamorek girls participate RESERVE HOCKEY: Doris Ferris. Suc W'himker. Diana Taylor. Mizncr. Put lezxio. Donna Mizner Connie Xonmack, Betty Foster. Sue Schallon. Patsy Barnes. Sharon Taylor. Mrs XWisc, much: Nancy VARSITY VOLLEYBALL W Firjl mu': Betty BaIL Janet Mason, Joyaa Kellen Mymu Horton; Semnd rrJu : Janice Baldwin. Susan Huson, Ber- tha Bowman Delores Portu- la, Pat Simons. :n inferscholastic sports. RESERVE VOLLEYBALLiFIrJI mu: Norma Christmzm, Put Scmurf MM: Colleen Garb Peggy Krnmbndl. Peggy Kupp, Alitc Patterson, Pat Abbott. Linda McLemorc, janc Ferris. Saundra Mmu W'ilson. Icy, Karen Dunlmm, Carol Mnupin. Carole Henley, Patricia Ohst. VARSITY BASKETBALL iSigmding: June Ferris. Betty Foster. Judy Brecht. Susan Huson. Janice Bard win. Janet Mason. Myrna Horton. Kileyfiug: Mrs, XWisc. coach. Players learn co-operafio: RESERVE BASKETBALL: Carolyn Fuhrcndorf. scm'c-kecpcr. Betty Juan Runge, Joyce Keller. Norma Christmzm. Carole Heal . ey. Bull. Pat Abbott. Mary LnVeck Gail Glancy. Lmda McLemore. scorckteper. Being: quite athletitally minded. Mrs. Jean Wise, girls' physical education Instructor and much, nL-vL-r suffered from a dull day. Ind good sportsmanship. GIRLS, SOFTBALL TEAMiFimt row: Nancy Mizncr, Joyce Keller, Janet Mason, Marlene Feiciler. Pat Simona. Rose XWilliams. Serand row.- Mrs. Wise, 602mb, Bonnie Mch-ss, Margie Iqurray Christine Oppen. Bertha Bowman, Linda MCLCIWJIC. Ariana th- Md, manager. Butler with its swimming and many other activities is the highlight of the S.AhA. year, The G.A.A. year is started off by the buddy picnic and in- mation of new members. Girlsh Athletic Association The G,A.A. year ends with the Mother-Daughttr Banquet and presentation of the hard earned awards. This year Janet Taylor was named outstanding senior. 'l'liNNIS 'I'EAIinFinl mzc': jim Hanna, Dmc W'shlx Ronnie Kcnnmly Scrum! mu. Bruce Hume. Bill VVL-hb. Marc Dc Doming Doug LLukc, Tennis team has great year with 7 and 1 record, Golf team wins tourney and are county champs. GOLF TEAM: CULICI! Acus, Jim derrcr. 1.11'ich Kuppus. jcm'y Cupelmrt Eddie Drivtr, ?yrxmnxmbg ; B N E V E L M K P s 'HJL- l'hununmin; King; And Qnu'n. Danny W'nlkrr .lml ,IHHL'T Taylor. ill'c illit'nLlL'd by thc princdxcs. chy Munu'. Mnrlrng Hmtu'lmugh. .Lml PM Puilu'wn. and thy princm. Hub W'inningham. 5km Smith. :mJ Jrrw W Mku'. A victorious Homecoming is ir 'I hv '1'hcs1wim Club mm t'irxt plug- Ivy dum'ly qumnng ' 'I'y-.1 ;uly Thu tllcmt SL-uti1zit5rurc mm Scrum! NEG: 1'an tht Pup Ctub, m -l ALB, At the Hmncwming Duncan the many mupicx dztncul by thc- rainbow light thm shunned hum thu 1mm tst moon the spotlight. jancr Wklylm' is erx'nul I-lmncmming Quctn by Dun Ferris. LN ymr's ng, ?Thcn 11ml Nim'. Victoria 1111' W'nn. thc tlkmc Ml. Nu C11L'L'11L lLch's tlnnL plum! third in the Hunt contest. Barbara Eglmn. Kay Atwood Doris Ferris Carlene Allendurf and Sue Farmer await the announcement mt tlm quL'L'n. The Quccn 01' the Gridiron Contest was sponsored by the Band Associutmn. Band Association crowns Grid Queen. A quite surpl'iSL-LL Imt VL-Iy' happy young lddyz Dmis I'lcrl'is 13 crowned quccn by Mr. Chl'iShNdH. tx'msurcr uf thc Bmd Associguiun. Dm'is Farris bums pmu My 45 .xhc receives her gifts from the presi- dent of the Bunxf Association. Mr. Gal'tcn. Bil Hoffman, who was among the thir- ty ill football players, keeps busy while confined to his bed with the flu that hit Sycamore in the fall. The flu epidemic Mrs. Hitch always seemed to be busy with students leaving, hav- ing their throats checked, or their temperatures taken. While most of the Students were confined to their beds, the ma- iority 0f the classrooms resem- bled Miss Van Houten's Span- ish II class, only about one-fourth filledh 4 Danny W'ulkcr 3nd Put Puttersmn. 11s tht' appla- polishL-rs. invite Miss Hum tn the student-faculty tczl, whith kiCkcd off dw Student Council's Good Citizenship Wreck. Good Citizenship Week was quite successful. ,Innc Ferris uml Cnmlc Hogc Scrvc Dir. V2112 punch at the student Faculty rm. designed to promote better relutmnslups. An uumplc nl- bud munncrs ix shown in :1 wmcdy skit iuy CIka lessc. Kay Dallas. Juan kadxx'm'd and liulw Hzms. Mi: Dcncckt. Miss Kile. and the entire student body are quite proud of the school flag made by hfury Lou Branscoma F.T.A. Conference Juan Rungc registers other 17.T.A. mmnhcm Ginny Foster. Butt:- Bluncy. and CZlL'UIL' Henley. at the beginning of the fun FfliA. Judy Rtltlltfmti discusses teaching: us ;1 Carter with Mr. Lucas. SL1 acr- Cunfcx'rncc which im'ludcd four difl'crcnt schnafs. intendcnt of Princeton School District the guest speaker u: the FT. , Conference. Mr. AcusVs homeroom, first place winners. feel proud with a job well done. The cafeteria is gaily deCOmted for the holiday season, Sycamore abounds in holiday cheer. Deck the halls; ifs Christmas time! Laws; 2 1:9: Pig: The study hall has unique ideas for the yule- tide season. A strange prison scene is depicted by Mr. Mor- garfs home- room which took second place. I- b ' - - - n- ' ' - - I - .1 u u Seniors are quite cxcitcd. nwspaper headlineS read Sycamore Seniors G0 Around the XY-Rn-ld E L' Senior Assembly Goes Around the World. Hi. them! Hawaii was m-VL-r likg thi V was thc comment of many about Chuck Fussc and Ed Vogt with their Accmnpnnists. Joan Whodwurd and Janet Tzlylmx The Sycamc e Flaw ettesfv Ed Vogt rich Kappus. W Sumncr. Dave Max . Ch rl DhOndiI. Churk F 6. nd WWII KCHL gm Comm: mi pL - formancc: in Paris for Queen E lubed: on the seniors' trip around thy worch Stopping in cnnc c on our xx v blunt the Roby. Olga DcIl luxuu Pram de .irds And C 01 Evans. Double-jointi-d g i r l s hOXVEVCIZ Sycamore same i found them doing the Ball 'n-the-Jac trip arc 1nd the world. Body girls: Joanne Horvath. Sue Fkrmer, Susan Huson, Janet Taylo CaJIene Allen doxf Leg gil : Ferris, Pat Abbott J1m- ice Bald w1n. Joan Wroodward, E 1 i 5 h a Faulkner. As thc cast of thc spring concert sung the theme song of the Show. Stairway to the Stars, the pony chorus built their stairway. Stairway to the Stars was one of Sycamore Bill X Abb. Dave Maxfield. Dave XVEbb. and J. B. Simkins added a bit nf xx 11:. t0 the s , with thvsir barbershop harmony PM Gibbs. Betty IL and Pat Tmud sang HLollipop and Bill Lawsmn 1311' mi thy popping: noise, Sugartime was sung by Lynda Garten and Anita Powell. They were accom- panied by Lloyd Blankenship and Phil Boyd. :est musical productions. A large group of girls gathered around Miss Bowman to see the flowers which she received from all the choirs. Jim Norman sang mine You Sin- cere. The well cast senior play. A Mm; Calfed Pfffi'. attributes their successful production to their con- scientious and sacrificing director. Mm Merrill. Senior play resembles Hollywood production. Poor little Peter, weeping, to his mother. complains about maid Hildu's neglect. Peter Marshall and his wife, Kathrine. arc realistically pop trayed by Bob Broman and Janice Baldwin. 3:7 SE; Glam: Story was the winner of the one-act play tournament. This play also won the district con- test. Dick Fenstermacher and Pat Traud had the leading roles. Judy won first place and Dick third as best actors in the HamiltOn County OnaAct Play Tourna- ment. Dave Bowen, Glenn Gault, John Stribling, and Charles Emmy par- ticipated in T172 Valiant Barb Geiser and Fran EdWards are shown dunng a dramatic scene In Maud P1959. lvumaas ; HlGH SCHOQL FACULTY Mr. GrcL-ne Mr. Seaman. M1: Turner. and Mr. Denecke discuss some of the school problems. The backbone of Sycamorek world XValter James Kenneth Edwin Denecke Turner Seaman Greene Mr Duffy. Mr. Bartlett. Miss Kile and Mr. Formzm are busy selling tickets at the Cnlemin game. is comprised of the administration. George Chester Cameron jean Mary Louise Acus Bartlett Beavers Bowman Davis A Margaret Patrick Ned Mary Clifford De Right Duffy Forman Gotthardt Hall Drusilla Ronald Gabriel Daniel Jane Ham Harding Hartke Henke Hitch Lunch period is eagerly awaited by the faculty. The faculty members, Mrs. 'Wise, Miss Bowman, Mr. Matthews, Mr. Lay, Mr. Hanks, and Mrs. Davis, are having lunch in the new cafeteria. Mr. Hall is supervising while Glenn Gault and Glen Pugh paint a metal shop project. Teaching, to the faculfy, is a 24 hour iob daily. James Doris Dorothy Carl Mary Holstein Kile Lancaster Lay Malone George Johnson Lorraine Harriett Robert Mart Matthews Merrill Miles Morgan sq Richard George Ruth Don Ruth Font Ross Schick Schnurrcnberger Shamblen Frecling Marilyn Penny Jack Esther Stacy Starkey Starl i113: Valz Van HOuten As our world spins by, relaxation is a rare treat. Oh. the comforts uf :1 teacher at Sycmnorc, sighed Mr. Van Houten :15 he leaned back in his rocking chair J. D Miss Wood, Mrs. Miles, and Mr. Duffy discuss the faculty v tory in the senior- Van Houten futulty game. Mary XWood Faculty and students enjoy many activities together. Mrs. Sthick, Mrs. Shamblcn, Mrs. Lancaster. and Mrs. Hitch chat and laugh in the office- before schoul in the morning. Miss Hum. business edumtion teacher and annual advismx finds little time for relaxation in her busy schedule. XWALTER DENECKEVPrincipal; Miami University, Uni- versity of Cincinnati, BSA and M.Ed. Degrees. IAMES TURNERiAssistzmt Principal, Math, Athletic Director; Northwestern University, Columbia University, Miami Uni- versity, Morehead State College, BS. and MA. Degrees. KENNETH SEAMAN Assistant Principal, Counselor, Math; Wilmington College, University of Cincinnati,r 13.5, and M,A Degrees, EDXWIN H. GREENE g Executive Head; Maryville College, University of Cincinnati, AB. and M.E. Degrees. GEORGE ACUS-Physical Education, Driver Training, Golf Coach, Head Football Coach, Reserve Basketball Coach; Miami University, BS. Degree. CHESTER BART LETTiDiversified Training; University of Cincinnati, BS. Degree CAMERON BEAVERSgSpccial Education; Ohio State University, BS Degrce. JEAN BOWMAN Vocal Music; University of Cincinnati, College of Music. B.S. Degree. MARY LOUISE DAVIS--Eng1ish, Math; Heidelberg Col. lege, University of Cincinnati, A.B. Degree. MARGARET DE RIGHT-Junior Social Studies; Ohio Wesieyan. Uni- versity of Cincinnati, A B Degree PATRICK DUFFY English, Math; Xavier University, Miami University. Uni- versity of Cincinnati, 33 Degree. NED FORMANmSci- 108 ence, Math: Otterbein College, 33 Degree, MARY GOTT- HARDT Eng1ish; College of Wooster, Ohio State Univ versity, Wilmington College, University of Colorado, Uni- versity of Cincinnati, AB. and M.A. Degrees. CLIFFORD HALIr-Industrial Arts; Miami University, BS. Degree. DRUSILLA HAM Business Education; Miami University, Detroit Commercial College, University of Cincinnati, Northwestern University, University of Wisconsin, BS. and M.A Degrees. RONALD HARDING World History, American HiSu tory; Ohio University, BS. Degree. GABRIEL HARTKE iBusiness Education; Xavier University, BS, Bus, Admin, and M.Ed. Degrees. DANIEL HENKE g Ohio History, Geography, Physical Education; Valparaiso University, 35. Degree JANE HITCH g Secretary; University of Ken- tucky, Clark Business College. JAMES HOLSTEIN Var sity Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Baseball Coach, Driver Training, Physical Education; University of Cincinnati, University of Minnesota, Mankato State Teach- ers College, B.S Degree. Sycamore proudly boasts of DORIS KILE Home Economics; University of Cincinnati, Ohio University, BS. Degree. DOROTHY MV LANCAST- ER Librarian; Berea State College, University of Ken- tucky, AB, Degree CARL LAY Physics, Chemistry; Uni- versity of Kentucky, A.B. Degree. MARY MALONE English; Hanover College, Miami University, University of Cincinnati, A.B. Degree. GEORGE A. MARTiBusiness Education, Driver Training; Wilmington College, Miami University, University of Cincinnati, 381 Degree. JOHN- SON MATTHEWS History; Wilmington College, BA. Degree. LORRAINE MERRILL English, Speech; College of KWooster7 AB. Degree, HARRIETT C, MILES-Junior Engli5h; Wilmington College, University of Cincinnati, Ohio University, Colorado State College, B.S. Degree. ROBERT MORGAN Mechanical Drawing, Architectur- al Drawing; Miami University, B.S. Degree. RICHARD PONT Industri2l Arts, Football Coach, Track Coach; Bowling Green University, Miami University, B.S. Degree. GEORGE ROSShAmerican History, American Govern- ment; Heidelberg College, Ohio State University, BA. and 33 Degrees. RUTH SCHICK Art; Art Academy, Uni- versity of Cincinnati, B.S. Degree. DON SCHNURREN- BERGERgJunior Science, University of Cincinnati, B.S Degrer: Mr. and Mrs. Schick and Mr. and Mrs. Starling look at the goldfish pond below the- flower CUVCI'Cd foot bridgi- its fine teaching staff. RUTH L. SHAMBLEN Home Economics; West Virginia Institute of Technology, University of Cincinnati, B.S. Der gree. FREELING T. STACY General Science, Social Studies; Wilmington Collegc: Miami University, University of Cincinnati, BS. and B.S.E. Degrccs. MAR- ILYN STARKEY;Speech and Hearing Therapist; Ohio State University, BS Degree. PENNY STARLING Mnth; University of Georgia, Georgia State, Mercer University, University of Cincinnati, Miami University, AB Degree. JACK D. VALZ-Instrumcnml Music; Western Kentucky State College, B.S, Degree. ESTHER VAN HOUTENi- Latin, Spanish; Wiilmington College, University of Cincirh nati, University of Colorado, Indiana University, Miami University, BS. and AB. Degrees. IV D. VAN HOUTEN wScience, Economic Geography; Ohio State Univcrsity, Wilmington College, Miami University, University of Cini cinnati, B SA Degree, JEAN WISE PhysiCa1 Education; Lake Erie College, BA. Degree. MARY WOOD Eng1ish, History; Miami University, Northwestern University, BS Degree, The faculty members scam t0 be enjoying the Prom and its Japanese theme, Thc P.T.A. officers gather for an informni discussion during the refreshment period. They are: Mr, Morgan. treasurer; Mrs. Faulkner, corresponding secretaty; Mn Passe. vice presuient; Mm Fania president: and Mrs, W'inborn, recording secretary. P.T.A. serves school and community. Mrs; Beckett, Mrs. Womack, and Miss Wood refresh with cake and coffee when the meeting is over ; After the P.TAKS parent education program on careers in the armed forces. John Brecht and Mrs. Ferris talk with Major Britton Simkins and Colonel Alfred Knrgenz The Board of Education discusses its building program at Ont of its meetings. The members of the board 211':- Alvin Hzlincs. clerk; Robert Kolmnkm vice president; Edwin Greene executive head; Whltcr Reuszm: president: Craig Kennedy. Charles Pmctor, Richard Radnlmugh. Board of Education adopts policies for school district. The work of Mr, Haines. clerk. is made easier by the Board of Edumtimfs new bookkeeping machine. One of Mn Fread's many duties is to lock the doors of the school, Mr. Young and Charies Sutherland arc- levc-ling the new play- ground equipment. Sycamorek world benefits greatlj Thc bus 11m crs dL'SCfYC Our thanks for their 5chiCc and patience. They are Mrs. Zcpf. Mr. MCCunc. Mm Anderson. Mr. Zcpf. Mr. Staqx Mr. Hadley Mr. Bartlett, Mr, Otis, Mr. Mart, Mr. Gehring. and Mr. Toms. janitors, Al Stagmeyer, Dillard Sutherland, Jim Clendenen, and Gordon Bowlen urc- gathered in the 01d boiler room. because of the efficient service staff. Cafeteria workers accept the trays of the lunch monitors Tim Tomsen and Ed Murray, The office helpers. jam.- Schumann. Bette Blane; judy Dominn, Jo Ann Mack. Betty Ball, and Judy Hcffncr find a variety of jobs while working in the high school Office. The helpers, doing a variety 0 On one of her visits to Sycamore M1195 Larson: munty nurse. Donna Reimun's pulse is tukcn by the school nurscg Mrsl Kramer. Checks the 611's of Sherry ErtCL l'L-ccntly hired by the district. CAFETERIA EMPLOYEES. Mrs. June Smiley. manager: Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Marge Rush. Mrs. Phyllis Koch. Mrs. Bertha Edlth Roland, MYS- AIME Clark, MI'S. Jane Barker, Mrs. Audrey Hamilton. Mrs. Hazel Gartcn Mining: Mrs. Dummy Hcrmm. jobs, are fully appreciated. JUNIOR HIGH OFFICE ASSIS'I'AN'I'S. Peggy Sclmtzel, Bertha Kilbeyz Carol Vanm'cr. Cuml H0526. BOOB Toney. junet Taylor, Donna Mizncr. Anita Powell, Put Rice. Bertha Bowman, Marilyn Laker. Blissing: Betty Foster, Ginny 1:05:01 hfnrlenc Buttcrbaugh. j UNDERCLASSM EN Cheerleaders Penny Domina and Karen Capehurt, lend yells at the pep rally before the game with Sharonville. Seventh Grade 7-A7 fin! mm Peggy Norman. Charles Turner. Richard Brothers: Judy Dnughman. Harold Booker. Hal Thomas. Carol Embler, Mr Duffy. Swami row: David Marshall, Nancy Gnrman, Susie DL' Deming, Gloria Miles, Susan Rankin Barbara Hmill. Ella :Marie Hamm, Peggy Lowe. Lynne GCle 717111? WH': Phillip MC- Gibney. Earl Money. Susan Anderson Mary Jones. Eddie W'ebb, Ruth Robbins, Rodney Bryan, Larry Womack. Famfb row: Donna Gunter. Donnajaue Lu Bath, George Hedges, Floyd Fry, Leroy Reese. Dean Smuthcrland. josephine Kelch, Wanda Pennix. No! pimu'cd; Patsy Branch, Cheryl Drake, Penny Hedger, Ted Lan- caster. Ken Roger5 nukwrl a 1? up! ER ' 7-B Fiml 1mm Mt. Matthmx'5 Daryl XWc-sley Mike Chandler, George MerrilL Doris Robbins. Jimmie Clinger, Tommy Thump son, Billy Southerland, Bob Tharp. Swami row: Norma VanHook, Myra Dawes. Judy Stevenson. Bonnie Clark: Bernard Wolke, Ann Siscq Lynda Sutterficid, Donna Barnes, Betty Irwin. Third muv Richard Curless, Ronnie Adams: Curtis Reese. Lester MeadowsI James Glnmy. Keith Harp, David Bnndomer Sterling Stamper, Jerry Wfagner. Frmrtlj raw.- Beth Stengel, Jeanne Robson, Linda Fenstermachcr. Linda Spears. Bob Harmon, Roberta Blevins, Jan- ice Hoffman, Carol W'itt. Kathy Guy. Na! pictured: Carolyn Cain, Roger Noland. Seventh Grade 7-C Fim1 rou': Mrs. Davis, Jay Aschendorf, Ralph Henson Connie Jean Miller, Earl Cram; Tommy German Paulette Wesley, Douglas Spreem Roger Adams. Sauna! mun- Donnu Hermann. Carolyn Brn- zil, Albert Odcn. Larry Passe. Paulette Lowe. Judy Porter, jean Faulkner, Doris Duncan. Third mm Harold Anderson, Joel Mc- Gregor, Marie Parken Wanda Henry, Loretta Kindermnn, Linda Hensley. Eric Willis. Peter Kappus, Linda Potts. Fourth row: Judy Stewart. Glenda Muupin, Gary Obst, Bill Morley, Clarence Pugh W'aynt Payne. Douglas Kenncy, Hugh Wilson. NM piriztrgll: Ronald Bernard Frank Rowland. 7-D7Fiul mu: Mr. chkc. Peggy Carpenter. Paul Dale. Sharon Gnrbutt, Lois l-littingrsr Phyllis Keith. Clifford McLeaster, Terry 1 Gard. Anna Howington. Patsy Cain. Richard Richmond Anita Hamm. Versilce Beasley. Bcverly Vance, Marie Murphy. Family 1 Luhse Rod Hiter. Sprawl mm Peter Harrington. Barbara Ed ram Pat Folcy. Judy Brandenburg. Jerry Hamm, Mitch Jackson, mondson, Rebecca Tudor, Albert Busscll. Bob Dallas. George Roy Evem John Tudor, David W'crt Mugdaline Williams, Nat Kaye. Jean Thomas, Cathy Rogers. Judy Schmit. Tbird mm Stuart Pidmnf: Gary Gray. Betty Wintson. Seventh Grade Teachers and students alike seem to Enjoy Honor Club's uBaclmm'cls Ball. S-A-Fim'l muu- Mr. Forman. Terry York, David Powell, Tony Dick, Robert Vertner, Booker Mixon, Larry Waters, Wayne Goltcr. Serorzd row: Barbara Altemeier. Gail Bakie, Mildred Wilson, Dolly Harris. Betty Lawson, Steven Hilton, Glenda Taylor, Judith Stepp. Third mm- Curol Edwards. Donald Baugh, Eddie Mathis, CharEene Hammond, Dolly Thompson, John Blevins, Paul Per- kins, George Mitchell. Family row: Dora Piersail, Judy Bailey, Russell Drake, Eugene Kelch, Joseph Ingram, Kenneth Hollings- worth, John Seigler, Stephen Wirthlin. Na; pitmred: Jerry Rohne, David Fraley, Walter Anderson. Eighth Grade 8-B Fi7'n rou'; Mr. Schnurrenberger, Ann Bennett, Wayne Nor- man, Carol Dye, Gayle Savage, Bob Zaph, Richard Carpenter, Tru- man Taylor. Serum! raw: Charlene Witt, Roger Lowe, Sharon West, John Hardy, Tom Lotz, Lois Venard, Ken Schnider, Penny Snyder. Third mun- Suzanne Cowan, Shirley Grooms, Carolyn Baird, How- ard Wood, Sonia Andersen, Judy Tidd, Penny Domina, Norm Schlicklin. Fom-M: row: Joe Aulick, Sonny Bond, Johnny Bobo, Jerry Shouse, Dan Payton, Bill Gregory, James Quarry N0! 111':- tm'ed: Linda Burress, Frances McCown, Nathan Jones, 8-C F1'r51 raw: Pnufa Bran, Mike Estep, Margaret Stevens. Karen Shelton Barbara Fath, Betty Grater. Sallie Raymond Family raw.- Noite. Donna Reiman Jerry Lovell. XVandu W7hitt. Seromi raw: Joe Kelly, Gerald Gunter, Charles Yeager. Bill Bennett, Bobby Mrs DeRight, Billy Wilder, Eugene jncksom Louetm CaldwelL Dick, Dan Hosbrook, Jim Pugh, Charles Lawson. No; piclm'ed: D011 Riddle. Larry Gmdnmn Dolores jones Marty Snyder. Third Albert Clendenen. Elena Innis, Fred Jones, Don Schallon muu- Guyle Hare. Bonnie Gmler Bill Brown. Bob Houk. jerry Eighth Grade 8-Dv 417111 mm Miss W'ood. Eddie Crear. Robert Scherrer, Danny Miller. Glenn Waters, Janet Wuenker, Sherry Ertel, Family mm: Gammon. Richard Meece. Melvin Lamb, Carol Casada. Second mus: Henryv Thames, Jim Churnbley, Bob Clark, Fred Pugh, James Jenny Rothermel. Bill Siegler. Jack Thornton, Karen Capehart Croft. Bob Hamilton, Peggy White. No! jiitfllf'ed: Jim Calton, Bernice Patterson, Wayne Kilby, Ray Brazile Jack Lewis. Third John Daniels. Patrick Dorman, Marilyn Henson. Howard Money. mm Sammy StoinL Ida Reed. Lois Murray. Danny Harris. Ray The Student Council governs Junior High activities, Seated; Gayle Savage, Glenda Maupin, Janet Wuenker, Nancy Allendorf, David Wert, Mike Chandler, David Powell. Slmzdiug: Ted Lan- caster, Charles Yeager, and Mr. Henke. Eighth Grade S-EiFinl row: Harriett Miles, Tom Geier, Lewis Glos, Ronald Cooper, Green Spain, Roy Von Bargc-n, Bil! Reed, Mike Carlisle, Bonnie DYEL Second row: Wayne McDonough, Nancy Anderson, Bill Brazile, Gordon Ohlhauser, Charles Invin, Bill Conrad, Norma Nicely, Donna Keller. Third raw: Felice Patterson, Bill Brinkley, Joan Sexton, Bill Lindemann, Janet Hutton, Nancy Allendorf, Janet Rasch, Louise James. Fourth row: Ken Carter, George Henry, Jerry King, Jack Stevens, John Schnierle, Ken Dallas, Neal Faulk- ner, Dan Poe, Nor jzictm-ed: Larry Kidd, Curtis Wilson. The freshman officers, Ron Robson. vice president; Mika- Clmndler. treasur- er: Neil Strawser. secretary; discuss class problems With Jerry Wfalkc-r, president Freshmen feel grown-up Freshman students find their new lockers much larger after their change to the Junior High building. Charles Poskey. Bonnie Riddle. and Ronnie Pnllas use the drink Eng fountain in the new cafeteria. l24 l25 Barbara Barnes Marvin Bastin George Beasley Glen Beckett Betty Birkemeyer Rosa Blankenship Marlene Bobb Frank Boyer Kay Brothers Linda Brumley Bill Brunet Phitlip Bryan Tom Carr Mae Chambers Mike Chandler June Clark Dennis Colligan Dennis Comberger Vincent Comberger Bill Daniels Hattie Daniels Bill Davidson Eddie Daxces Mike Denny Bob Anderson Diana Anderson Jim Ashcraft Bill Atkins Richard Baas Lela Bach Nancy Backus Don Bake Betterae Barker as they participate in high school functions. l26 Freshman hmnemom teachers, Mrs, Starling, Miss Van Houten, Mrs. Gotthardt, Mr. Stacy, and Mrs. Sdmmblin. inspect the radio receiving set in the general science lab. The wide, wide world is open to freshmen. Top rou': Carla Derricksom Carolyn Dombuch, Daniel Dryer. Betty Dye James Edmondson, Rick Edwards. John Egerers. Sermm' rou': Gene Evans, Patricia Fazzio. Gene Fellerman. Danny Fite, John Foley. John Fox, Vincent Fry. Third raw: Colleen Gaeb! Jill Garbutt Dave Garten. Dennis Gnrten Glenn Gault, Barbara Geiser: PatriCia Gibbs. Fourth mu': Sharon Gilliam, Gary Gihnour, Hattie Glover. Earl Gunter, Eddie Hall, Vivian Hanson. Barbara Harp. Fifth rou': Alert Har- ris, Ed Harris, Glenn Heckman, Betty Hilton, Mary Hilton. Myrna Horton, Stewart Huson. Freshmen Top r010: Mary Lou Marshall, Betty Mason, Charity Mathis. Second raw: Carol Maupin, James McKenzie, Linda McLemore. Tbird raw: Bonnie McNess, Donald Meece. Betty Miller. 130qu row: Nancy Mizner, Geoz'ge Morgan, Saundra Morley. Fiftl: raw: Sharon Mullikin, Reba Murray, Beverly Myers. Top raw: Robert Irvin, William Jackson, Dorothy James Freddie JamesK Deborah Jamison. 3.9mm! mm Junie Johnson, George jnncs, Marvin jonts. Ronald Kcnncdy, Garry Kersh. Third raw: Ken Kidd, Wlilliam Kicrj Richard Kopp, Richard Kmus. Susan Lamb. Frmrrb mun- XWiIliam Lawson Ricky Leverenz, Patricia Lnux. Sandra 1.02:, James Luke. Ropnie Kennedy and Rosa Blankenship look on as Barbara Gexser dllzgently practlces her Prince of Peace speech. Heavily laden with books, freshmen enter Mrs. Gott- hardt's English class. l28 Top raw: Sandy O'Neaf, Billy Osgood, Christine Oppen. Seromz' row: jeff Owens, Ronnie Owens: Charles Pairan. Books, homework, and learning George Pairan Ronnie Pallas Judy Parker Brenda Pasley Charles Poskey Richard Pugh Judy Radabaugh Alex Radin Betty Randall Jerry Rice Pat Rice Bonnie Riddle Rita Riley Ronnie Robson Alan Ross Mary Roy Beverly Rummel Otto Saer Marilyn Salyers James Scherret John Shumard Janell Scott Pat Simons Dwight Smith Susan Smith Top'raw: William Smith, Sandra Sommers, Bomta Stacey. Sewmi raw: James Stacey, Ronnie Starks, Barbara Stevens. seem infinite to freshmen. Senior, Ginny Foster, inspects 3 Tab book for which freshman representatives Pat Loux and Christine Op- pc-n are taking orders. Sheldon Starr Ruth Ann Stesch Connie Stradtman Neil Strawser Diana Taylor Brenda Toney Pat Traud Cawl Vanover Harold Vogt T. J Wagner Jerry Walker Princess Way Carolyn Weidig Joan Weingartner Kay Wells Barbara Wesley Sue Whitaker John Wilkinson Homer Williams Arm Windham Joan Winbom Anna Wolke Connie Womack Christine Wood Linda. anht '29 With anticipation, sophomore class officers, Skip Snyder, vice president; The pencil machine Donna Miznez', secretary; Charlotte Richardson, treasurer; and Don Christ- is kept well filled by man, president; admire Sycamore graduates. Thanks to our sophomores, students Mr. Morgan, Mr. Acus, Mr. Van Houtem Mr. Harding. and Mr. Lay: sophomore homeroom teachers, begin pians for the annual Cotton Day. Ronnie Latimer and Jerry Capehart. In sophomore 110m:- cconomics class, Linda Garten uses the sewing machine wiule Joyce Kelly helps Shirley Johnson hem her jumper. are equipped with school supplies. Top row: Nancy Ahrmzm, Lafayette Anderson Curul Bailey, Lloyd Baugh, Bonnie Baumgartner, Wanda Bill, Art Birkcmeyer. Semud row: Janet Blame. Harold Blust, Jack Blust, Karen Bobb, Bobby Boyd. Mary Lou Brady, Donna Bryan. Third row: Jim Burg. June Burress. Carolyn Butler. Maricnc ButterlmuglL Barbara Byrnside. Jack Caldwell, Jerry Cnpchart. Fom-Ifj row: Ron Carpenter. Don Christmun. Ann Clark. Stvslla Clark. Ronald Clay, Cecelia Cambm'ger, Jerry Covert. FUJI; mu': Jim Davidson, Marc Dc Deming, john Dcwty, Judy Domina. J2me: Duncan, Karcn Dunham. W'illium Eggers, I32 Speech therapist, Mm Starkey, tests the hearing of Marlene Butterbaugh, Sophomores look forward to being upperclassnien. Top raw: Betty Foster, Sammy Francis, Joyce Fred- erick, Linda Garten, Packy Gilland, Ray German, Wil- liam Gorman. Secami raw: Fred Grethcr, Carol Hack- er, Ray Hamblin, Karen Harrington. Jim Hanna, Eddie Harris. Irene Hedges. Third raw: Judy Heffner, Robert Henderlight, Fred Hensley, Richard Henson. Ronald Herzog, Marvin Hill, Richard HilL Fourth row: Wally Horton, Barbara Hulsbeck, Nancy Ingram, Kenneth Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Douglas Jones, Bobbie Jones Fifth row: Joyce Keller, Joyce Kelly, Bertha Kiiby, Sylvia Klein, Barbie Koch, Hawkins Ko- hankie, Jerry Kohl. Sophomores 7 WWW... M mwf. Top raw: Wanda Oden, Gail Ogg, Mary Top row: Ronnie Latimer. Patty Lawson Pat Ledford, Douglas Lowe. Alice Payne: 5960714 row: RQHGEC PQISQY, Douglas Lucke. Second raw: Jo Ann Mack, Janet Mason, Frankie McBride, AEmEda P11111113: Stanley PhIIhPS- 7171M Tommy McDermott, Roger McHugh. Third raw: Ronnie McLemore. WW7 Amta Powell, Glenn Pugh, Carol Delores foon, Donna-Mizner, Billy Moore, Terry Mullikin. Family muz' Quarry. Fozmb raw: Bob Rait, Gloria Ila XL . V W , W Y ,2 Reese, Charlotte Richardson. Fifth row: gigtlhunnex 1 93 MurmYW Don NWthg. N'mQ Norman. Tncn William Rieger, Scotty Rogers, Walter Rummel. Jean Lancaster appears to be pleased with her purchase from Bobbie Jones, salesman in the sophomore supply room ,ummiumilfir W ,!1W iW Ia Fin! row: Irene Sanna, Carlton Savage Carolyn Schmit Second row: Doris SChu- mann, Betty Lou Scott, Charles Shelton. Third row: Tim Sherritt, J. B Simkins, Skip Smith. No; pinm-ed: Bonnie Schafer, Gordon Perkins, Charles Lyons. Daniel Fraley, Ray Daniels The February Tree in the cafeteria is admired by Bizmthc Wallace. Jim Burg and Janet Blame. Sophomores feel of home in the high school atmosphere. Philip Snyder June Spurrier Judith Stein Jack Stunich Donald Sumner George Taylor Lawrence Tharp James Thomas Janelle Thompson Thomas Tidd Chuck Thornton Tim Tomsen Arlene Venard Carol Ver'mer Carol Wall DeLynn Wall Blanche Wallace Marlene Watson David Webb Sue Webb Judy Weingartner Rose Williams Jerry Wood Virginia Workman I34 Junior homeroom teaCherS, Miss Kile, Mrs. Wise, Mr. Hartkc, and Mrs. Malone. take a break to talk and laugh while filling out report Cards. Prom plans are energetically fackled by juniors. Joe Weber accepts his hard earned radio for being highest junim magazine salesman from Mr. Denecke. I35 I36 Top row: Ann Conley, Richard Cox, Carl Edmundson, Barbara Egbert, John Fahrendorfv Second row: Jim Farmer, Marlene Feidler, Jim Fenstermacher, Larry Curless, Evers, Carolyn Gloria Fazzio, Doris Ferris, Kay Atwood William Atkins Betty Ball Patricia Barnes Earl Baumann Mike Bender Bob Berg David Bill Bette Blaney Joe Blankenship David Bowen Charles Bowling Judith Brecht Donald Burg Jim Burress Ina Butts Bill Cain Vivian Cain Douglas Carroll Richard Comer Juniors devote a extra time to Larry Flora, Esther Free. Tbird row: Denis Fresh, Beverly Frobe, Ed Gapinski, Ronnie Garten, Charlene Gest, Barbara Gifford, Gail Glancy. Terry Sturm and Henry Hubbard serve the public at the football concession stand to raise money for the prom, money-making projects. Top row: Matilda Glover, Russell Hull. Darlene Hammond. Second raw: Dan Har- dy, Patricia Hatfield, Carole Henley. Third row: Don Hockney, jack Hoenemier, Carole The junior class officers. Alice Wilson, vice president; Denis Freeh, premdent; Blll Caim secretary: and John Evers, treasurer; are on their way to a class meeting. Pat Hatfield. Dick Cox. and Gloria Fauin discuss their preferences in tlu different Size clltss rings. Tap i'OIl'J Henry Hubbard, Ralph JOhHSOn, Otis Kilby, Peggy Kopp. Second wuz' Peggy Krombach. Octave LaBath. Marilyn Laker. Jean Lancaster. Third mun- Mzuy LrLVeck. Roger Ledford. Charles Luke. Judy Lumley. Family mu: Craig Lynch. Sue McBride. Rogcr McElya. Norman Mc- Gregor. Juniors anxiously awaii Darlene Hummuml. Wklndu Rowe: Jim Fcnstemmchc-r. and Jack Huenemier watch their diStiHation of water experiment in chemistry lab. ? k l ? Top raw: Jean McKenzie, Martin McRobetts, Larry Barbara Pennix, Judy Poe, Delores Portula, jim MCVickers, Ted Mathis, Pat Meister, Ronnie Miller, Poynter, Richard Ream, Clyde Riddle, Dennis Rid- Brenda Moon. Serond row: Ed Murray, Christine dle. Fourth raw: Judy Rothermel, Wanda Rowe, Wal- Noesing, Walter Parker, Don Parsley, David Patter- ter Savage, Sue Schallon, Alvin Slater, Grace Smith, son, Erwin Patterson, Patricia Patterson, Third raw: Art Stacey. Mhe arrival of their class rings. T01; J'ou': Joe Stephenson, Terry Sturm, Bob Taylor, man, Mickey Werle. Third row: Howard Wesche, Sharon Taylor. Velva Thomas. Boots Toney, Barbara Alice Wilson, Don Wilson, Bob Winningham, Ber- Truax, Second row: Donald Vanover, Don Vogel, nice Woodruff, Barbara York, Ctetora Young. John Waitas, Judy Washburn, Joe Weber, Bili Weil- chAMORE if umu scmwL 13-. max c132 I41 Patricia Senior class officers, Joan Ruuge, vice president; Janice Baidwin, secretary; Charles Dhonau, treasurer; and Jane Ferris, president; take time out from discussing class Senior assembly, field-day, and senior- Abbott Carlene Allendorf Norman Altemeier projects to admire the art display in the cafeteria. Ronald Jeff Pnui Janice Anderson Ashcraft Ayers Baldwin Lloyd James Kenneth Marian . Blankenship BIUSt Bobo Bowen Shirley Ball Bertha Bowman Ann Belcher Philip Boyd Mary Lou John Dclno Robert Patricia Branscumc Brccht Brinstm Brnmzm Burdgc Carr Carter Christman Clay DallaS i 1 Sharon James Norma Carole Kay Seniors lfaculfy game make school an adventure. to enjoy discussing their respective homeroom problems. Charlcs E i 1 Mr, Holstein, Mr. Ross, Miss Ham, and Mrs. Merrill, senior homeroom teachers, seem i E Dhonzm Robert Dornbnch Edward Driver James Busrlc Olga Del Fuvcm Darlene Sue Evans Evans Farmer Seniors Ann Frances Charles Dye Edwa rds Emery Charles Jerry Elisha ' Passe Fath Faulkner Senior year is filled to H1 College plans are an important phase of the senior year to seniors Jane Schumann. Jerry Porter, Chuck Passe. and Dave Maxfield. Eiwood Feldman Richard Fenstermacher Jane Ferris Virginia Foster Louise French Joseph Gabe Patricia Lax t-rne Michael Godbey Gormxn Grooms Seniors Betty Robert Smdm Gunter Haas Haincr. Jack Denny Dixie Hanson Hurtcr Hclmn pi with plans for the future. W'illiam Hoffman Mrs. Wise. Miss W'ood. and Jim Yeager sign up to bc patrons of the 58 Log: from Biil Wbe and Marjorie WHuitt at the Homecoming football game. Joanne Horvath Billie Hulsbtck Bruce Hume Huson Seniors Ulrich Kamms Ned Lacey Billie Hulsbc-cL; John Brccht. who was 1116 high 2d salesman for thc '53 Log, and Carole Clay discuss their nd-selling strategy. Barbara Willard Edward Keiner Keller Kiel: Paul Richard David Lindahl Manuel Maxfield Seniors, leadership 1': Edwin McGregor Robert Monrhead El lis Moren James Norman Charles Rube Reed Seniors Terry Roger janc Jerry Owens Pearce Phillips Porter Robert Wfillizlm Carole Edward Reed RICE Roby Ross respected by underclassmen. Wishing for a senior trill Don Reed, Shirley Ball, and Bill Daniels look over the Washington, D, C, and New York City folders. 10am Runge Peggy Schntzel John Schuler Jane Schumann Patricia Scullcy Inntt 'l'uylm' M , Mgmm pv- L'M 2 BRAKES lINCOLN-MIRCURY SERVI Thc hard working Senior assembly committee, Jerry Porter, Ginny Foster. Jane Ferris, Janice BaldA win. CO-Chaifmuni Margie thitt, Bob Reed, and Kay Dallas, make final plans before the big day. Mining from the ju'mrre: Chuck Fasse. co-chairmnn; and Joanne Horvath. B3. rbzl 1'21 Snead Jclcnc Tuyinr Thelma Spain Jack Thompson Graduation is anxiously Richard John W'heeler Stephenson Stribling Sumner Ronald Pctef Marlene Hmmpson Tomsen Vnstine Seniors MISSING David COIEtta Charles Daniels Kenneth Waters Mr. ,Stacy and seniors, Ronnie Thompson and Chuck Fasse, sell tickets at the Colernin football game to Jerry Fath and Barbara Keiner. anticipated by a seniors. Geraldine Edwin Daniel Ronald Sut Vaughn Vogt XVmIkL-r Warren Warren William Richard Marjorie Joan Lester Webb Wart Whitt W'oodwnrd Young I49 PAT ABBOTT4Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Triple Trio 2, 3, 4; junior Play 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA Board, Senior Representative; Volleyball Team 4; Basketball Team 4; Softball Team 3; Thespians 2, 3; FBLA 4. CARLENE ALLENDOR'F4Mixed Choir 3; Girls, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Triple Trio 3; Flyerettes 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Annual Worker 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA Board, Reporter 3, Sports Manager 4; Student Council 1, 3; Thespians 2, 3, 4, Recording Sec- retary 2, 3; National Thespians 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Dance Club 2; FNA 4. NORMAN ALTEMEIR4 Sportsmeds Club 1, 2, 3, 4. RONALD ANDERSON4Sportsmen's Club 1; VIC 4; Camera Club 2. JEFF ASHCRAFTHClass Treasurer 3; Sportsmen's Club 3, President 3. PAUL AYERS4Mixed Choir 2; Senior Play 4, Publicity; Pep Club 2, 3; Thes- pians 2, 3; Chess Club 3; Miami Scholarship Team 2; Roosevelt High School, Middletown, 1. JANICE BALD- WIN-402155 Secretary 4; Majorette 1, 2; GirIs' Choir 2; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Basketball Team 4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club Board 4; FHA 2; Thespians 2; Needlecraft Club 3. SHIRLEY BALL-Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3; FBLA 4. ANN BELCHER4Art Club 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 3, 4; FBLA 4; Pep Club 2, 3. LLOYD BLANKENSHIP -- Boys! Choir 1, 2; Track Team 1, 2; VIC 3, 4. JAMES BLUST4Hi-Y 1; Tumbling 2; Dance Club 2; VIC 3, 4, Sergeant-abArms 3, 4; Radio Club 1, 2. KENNETH BOBOuFootball Team 2; Basketball Team 2; Track Team 2; Pep Club 4; Radio Club 4; Stage Crew Club 4. MARIAN BOWENwGlee Club 1; Keyhole Club 2; Junior Red Cross 3; GAA 1; Pep Club 3; Y-Teens 3, 4; Dance Club 2. BERTHA BOWMAN4Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3; Reporter, Sycamore Messenger 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Keyhole Club 3, 4, Exchange Editor 4; Annual Worker 4; Office Aid 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Team 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team 2, 3; Softball Team 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3. PHILIP BOYD4Mixed Choir 1, 2; Track Team 2; VIC 3, 4. MARY LOU BRANSCOME -Junior Play Property Committee 3; Office Aid 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Team 2, 4; Softball Team 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; FHA 2; Dance Club 2; Needlecraft Club 3; FBLA 4; FNA 4. JOHN BRECHT-Annual Worker 4; Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; SHSPA 2, 3; Projectionists- 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; FTA 4; Miami Scholarship Team 4. DELNO BRINSON 4Glee Club 1. ROBERT BROMAN4Seni0r Play 4; 150 Thespians 3, 4; National Thespians 4; FTA 3; Voice of Democracy Contest Winner 4; Ohio Speech League Tournament 4; Withrow High School 1, 2. PATRICIA BURDGE4Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Junior Red Cross 2, 3; FHA 3; FBLA 4; FNA 4. JAMES BUSTLE4BasebaIl Team 3; Football and Basketball Teams' Manager 2, 3, 4; Varsity Letterman's Club 3, 4; Chess Club 3. SHARON CARR-Office Aid 4; Junior Red Cross 3; Y-Teens 3, 4; FNA 4; Arlington High School, Chicago, Illinois, 1, 2. JAMES CARTERiSportsmen's Club 1; Tumbling 2; Projectionists 3; Dance Club 2; Chess Club 2,- VIC 4; Tropical Fish Club 3, President. NORMA CHRISTMAN4Mixed Choir 2; Girls' Choir 2, 3; Fly- erettes 3; Junior Play Property Committee 3; Annual C0- Editor 4; Office Aid 3; CU Journalism Workshop 3; Keyhole Club 3, 4; Reporter, Sycamore Messenger 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball and Basketball Teams 3, 4; Softball Team 2, 3; Student Council 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Thespians 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary 3; FNA '4; Mi- ami Scholarship Team 1. Senior Index After wrecking his '49 Ford, Ed Vogt posts signs offering raunchy car parts for sale. For Sula 1 1m; R;:unv:hl:31 '4? Ford Purl; 1n 16mm Seq Echm 4 er 20: Bertha Bowman and Sue Warren assemble a new file Cabinet in of- fice practice class. Senior Index CAROLE CLAY4Girls' Choir 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Junior Play 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Junior Red Cross 2; Thespians 2; Dance Club 2; FBLA 4; FNA 4. DAVID COLETTA4Purcell High School 1, 2; Central and Roger Bacon High Schobls 3, KAY DALLAS4Mixed Choir 3; Girls, Choir 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Flyercttcs 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Ohio Speeth League Tournament 4; Office Aid 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA Board, Sergeant-at- Arms 4; Volleyball Team 3, 4; Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 2, 3, Class Rep. 3; ThcsA pians 2. 3, 4, President 4; National Thespians 3, 4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Dance Club 2; FTA 3, 4. CHARLES DANIELS4Madeira High School 1, 2, 3. OL- GA DEL FAVEROwJunior Play Publicity Committee 3; GAA 1; Pep Club 2; FHA 2; Art Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Y4Teens 2, 3, 4; Annual Co-Subscription Manager 4. CHARLES DHONAUiCIass Treasurer 3, 4; Annual Photographer 4; Football Team 2, 3; Basketball Manager 3; Varsity Lettermen's Club 4; SHSPA 3, 4, Chemist 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; Biology Club 2, President 2; Chess Club 2, 3, 4; FTA 3; Radio Club 2, Treasurer 2; Aero Club 4; Miami Schoinrship Team 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT DORNBACH4SHSPA 2, 3; Projectionists 2, 3; Chess Club 2, 3; VIC 4. EDWARD DRIVERiCIIass President 1, 2, 3; Basketball and Golf Teams 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Lettermen's Club 3, 4, President 4; Thespians 2, Treasurer. ANN DYE-Jun- ior Red Cross 3; Y-Tecns 4; FNA 4; Memorial High School, Waynesburg, Ky., 1; Woodward High School 2. FRANCES EDWARDS-Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Flyercttes 3; Senior Play 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey Team 1; Junior Red Cross 2, 3; FHA 2; Thespians 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 2; National Thespians 4; Art Club 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, President 4. CHARLES EMERYaSenior Play 4; Track Team 3; Thes- pians 4; National Thespians 4; Tumbling 3; Projection- ists 3, 4, President 4; Stage Crew Club 4, Junior Asst. Stage Manager 4; Aero Club 4; Norwood High School 1, 2. CAROL EVANSuFlyerettes 3; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 2; FHA 2; Art Club 2, 3, Vice President 3; Y- Teens 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Secretary 4; FBLA 4, DARLENE EVANSkGAA 2; Art Club 2, 3, 4, Y, Teens 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Chaplain 4. SUE FARMER4 Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Girls3 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Triple Trio 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, CHARLES FASSEiCIass Vice President 2; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Keyhole Club 1, 2; Annual Staff 4', Librarian 1, 2; Football and Basketball Teams' Manager 1; Thespians 2, 3, 4; National Thespinns 3, 4; Ohio Speech League Tournament 4; Aero Club 4. JERRY FATHiFootball Team 3; Varsity Letterman's Club 3; Tumbling 2; Chess Club 2; VIC 4, Reporter. ELISHA FAULKNER4GirIsi Choir 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Keyhole Club 1; Annual Worker 4; Librarian 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey Team 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4-; FHA 3; Thespians 2; FTA 3; Needlecraft Club 2, 3; Miami Scholarship Team 1, 2, ELWOOD FELDMAN Football Team 3, 4; Baseball Team 3, 4; Varsity Lettermen's Club 4; Deer Park High School 1, 2. RICHARD FENSTERMACHER4-Band 1; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Librarian 3, 4; Baseball Team 3; Thespians 3, 4; National Thespians 4; Biology Club 2, 5; Chess Club 3; Tropical Fish Ciub 3; Stage Crew Club 4, President; Aero Club 4; Intmmurals 2. JANE FERRIS4C1ass President 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3; Triple Trio 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Senior Play 4, Publicity; Prince of Peace Contest 4; Annual Staff 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey, Volleyball, and Basketball Teams 1, 2, 3, 4; Student COuncil 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Thespians I5I 3, Corresponding Secretary 3; National Thespians 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4; Dance Club 2; FTA 3, 4, Secretary-Treas- urcr 3, President 4; Miami Scholarship Team 1, 2, 4; Student Council Workshop 3. VIRGINIA FOSTER4Ma- jorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Flyerettes 3, 4; Junior Play 3, Publicity; Annual Staff 4; Keyhole Club 2, 3, 4; CU JOumalism Wforkshop 2; Office Aid 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Dance Club 2; PTA 4, Vice President; Miami Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Reporter, Millcreek Valley News 3, 4. LOUISE FRENCHWGAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; FHA 2; Needlecraft Club 3; FBLA 4; FNA 4. JOSEPH GABE Biology Club 2. PATRICIA GODBEY-Girls' Choir 1; Glee Club 1; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; FHA 2; Needlecraft Club 3; FBLA 4; FNA 4. LAVERNE GORMANMGAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Team 1, 2; Basketball Team 1; Softball Team 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; FHA 2; Needkcraft Club 3. MICHAEL GROOMS 4B0ys3 Choir 4; Chess Club 2, 3, 4; Radio Club 2, 3; Intramurals 2; Tropical Fish Club 3; Stage Crew Club 4, Treasurer. BETTY GUNTER4FHA 2; Art Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, ROBERT HAAS4Mixed Choir 3, 4; Boys, Choir 3, 4; Annual Photographer 4; Thespians 3; National Thespians 4; SHSPA 3, 4, President 4; Lake- wood High School, Cleveland, 1, 2. SANDRA HAINESmMajorette 2, 3, 4; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Girls4 Choir 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Flyerettes Senior Index Janet Taylor types an ad page for the Log, while Joan Woodward, Bertha Bowman. and Carlene Allendorf prepare to type other ad pages. 3; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Reci Cross 3; Thespians 2, 3; National Thespians 3; FBLA 4; FNA 4, President. JACK HANSON4Chess Club 2; VIC 4; FBLA 3. DENNEY HARTERgBioIogy Club 2. DIXIE HELTON4Girls, Choir 1, 2; Glee Club 1; GAA 1, 2, 3; Dance Club 2. WILLIAM HOFFMAN4Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Lettermeds Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Projectionists 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 1, Vice President 3; Radio Club 2. JOANNE HORVATH4Majorette 4; Girls' Choir 3, 4; Flyerettes 3, 4, Captain 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Prince of Peace Contest 3, 4; Keyhole Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4; GAA 3, 4; Hockey Team 3, 4; Volleyball Team 3; Pep Club 3; Thespians 3, 4, Vice President 4; Na- tional Thespians 3, 4, President 4; FNA 4, Secretary; Lakewood High School, Cleveland, 1, 2; BILLIE HULSBECK4G1'1'15' Choir 3; GAA 3; Junior Red Cross 3; FBLA 4; FNA 4; Norwood High School 1, 2. BRUCE HUMEw-Band 3, 4, Librarian 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4', Annual Business Manager 4; OU Jour- nalism Workshop 2; Librarian 2, 3; Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4; SHSPA 2, 3, 4, TrEasurer 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; Chess Club 2, 4; Radio Club 2; Dance Band 4; Aero Club 4, Treasurer; Miami Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Buckeye Boys' State 3. SUSAN HUSON-Girls' Choir 1, 2; Flyerettes 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey and Volleyball Teams 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball Team 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; FHA 2; Thespians 2; Needlecraft Club 3. ULRICH KAPPUS4Football Team 1, 2, 4; Golf Team 2, 3, 4; Sportsmen's Club 2; Chemistry Club 3; Bioiogy Club 1, 2, 3-, Vice President 3; Chess Club 2, 3, 4; Tropical Fish Club 3, 4, Via: Presi- dent 3; Aero Club 4, Vice President; Miami Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3. BARBARA KEINER-Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4; Girls' Choir 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Triple Trio 2; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Keyhole Club 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Junior Red Cross 3, 4; Thespians 2; FTA 4; Miami Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4, EDWARD KEIRwCamera Club 2; Projectiom'sts 4; Ra; dio Club 3. WILLARD KELLER4Football Team 3, 4; Baseball Team 3, 4; Varsity Lettermen's Club 3, 4; VIC 4, Secretary; Radio Club 3, Vice President; Withrow High School 1, 2. NED LACEY4junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Annual Worker 4; Librarian 3; Thespians 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Chess Club 2, 3; Stage Crew Club 4, Vice Presi- dent; Aero Club 4. PAUL LINDAHL4Junior Play 3; Football Team 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3; Chemistry Club 3; Stage Crew 3. EDWIN MCGREGOR4Boys3 Choir 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Librarian 1; Football Team 3, 4; Basketball Team 1; Track Team 1, 2; Varsity Lettermeds Club 4; Art Club 2; Tumbling 2; Dance Club 2; Chess Club 2; VIC 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4. RICHARD MANUEL4 Class Treasurer 1, 2; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Cauncil 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Varsity Lettermenys Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; Biology Club 2. DAVID MAXFIELDEBOW Choir 4; Football Team 2, 3, 4; Var- sity Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; Biology Club 2, Vice President, ROBERT MOORHEADWProjectionists 2; VIC 3, 4; Radio Club 2. ELLIS MORENiFootball, Basketball, and Baseball Teams 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 2; Varsity Lettermeds Club 3; Thespians 2; Tumbling 2. JAMES NORMAN4 Band 1, 2; Boys4 Choir 3, 4; Football Team 2, 3, 4; B2154 ketball Team 3; Track Team 1, 2; Golf Team 2; Var- sity Lettermetfs Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Thespians 2; Dance Club 2; Chesg Club 2. TERRY OWENS4Tumb- ling 2; VIC 4, Treasurer; Radio Club 2. ROGER PEARCE 4Football Manager 2; Chess Club 2; Tropical Fish Club 3, JANE PHILLIPS4Gi1-Is, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Art Club 3; Necdlecmft Club 4. JERRY PORTER4JLmior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Thes4 pians 4; National Thespians 4; Mansfield High School 1, 2. CHARLES RAHE4Camera Club 2; Radio Club 2; Projectionists 4; FBLA 3. DONALD REED r- Withrow High School 1, 2, 3. ROBERT REED 4 Band 3, 4, Vice President 4; Annual Staff 4; Dance Club 2; Chess Club 2, 3, 4; Radio Club 2, 3, Secretary 2; Dance Band 4; Aero Club 4. WILLIAM RICE4Baseball Team 3; Football, Basketball, and Track Manager 2, 3, 4; Librarian 1; Chess Club 3; Varsity Lettermerfs Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4. CAROLE ROBY4Librarinn 1, 2; Softball Team 1; Art Club 1, 2; Y4Teens 2, 3, 4. EDWARD ROSS4Footba11 Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team 1, 2; Golf Team 1, 2, 3. JOAN RUNGE4C12LSS Vice President 4; Band 1, 3, 4, President 4; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 4; Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Triple Trio Bf OU Journalism Workshop 3; Keyhole Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Annual Co-Edit0r 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey Team 1; Basketball Team 4; Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2; FTA 4, Secretary; Miami Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3. PEGGY SCHATZEL4Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 4; Junior Red CIOSS 1, 2; FBLA 4; FNA 4. JOHN SCHULER4JuniOr Play 3; Pep Club 4; Thespians 3, 4; National Thespians 4; Art Club 2; Tumbling 2; Chess Club 3. JANE SCHUMANN4OU Journalism Workshop 2, 3; Keyhole Club 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; An- nual Co-Subscription Manager 4; Office Aid 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Team 1; Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3, Vice President 2; President 3; Miami Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Re- porter, Enquirer 3. PATRICIA SCULLEY4Girls' Choir Bob Reed looks very intent upon hitting the right key of his tuba. Senior Index 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Office Aid 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Team 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; junior Red Cross 1; Thespians 2, 3; FBLA 4; FNA 4, Treasurer. BARBARA SNEAD4GirIs' Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; OU Journalism Workshop 2, 3; KEyholc Club 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor 4; Office Aid 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Thes- pians 3, 4; National Thespians 4, THELMA SPAIN; Girls, Choir 4; Dance Club 2. RICHARD STEPHENSON -Sp0rtsmen's Club 1, 2, 3. jOHN STRIBLING4JL111- ior Play 3; Senior Play 4-; Annual Staff 4; Thespiuns 3, 4; National Thespiuns 4; Chemistry Club 3; Biology Club 2, 3; Radio Club 2, 3; Tropical Fish Club 2, 3, Secretary-Trcasurcr 3; Stage Crew Club .4; Miami Schol- arship Team 2, 3; XVOOdw-drd High School 1, WHEELER SUMNER 4 Football and Track Teams 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Radio Club 2, President; Inframumls 2, jANET TAY- l53 LOR4Class Secretary 3; Girls4 Choir 3, 4; Mixed Choir 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Annual Worker 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA Board, Secretary 1, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Hockey Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; Dance Club 2; Needlecraft Club 3, JELENE TAYLOR 4Mixed Choir 3; Girls' Choir 2, 3; Glee Club 1; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Team 4; Pep Club 3; Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3; Thespians 2; FBLA 3, 4; FNA 4, Vice President. JACK THOMPSON-Art Club 2; Tumbling 2, 3. RON- ALD THOMPSON4Juni0r Play 3; Annual Worker 4; Football Team 4; Thespians 3; Tumbling 2; Projection- ists 3, Vice President; Chess Club 2. PETER TOMSENi Class Vice President 3; Football Team 3, 4; Track Team 3; Tumbling 2; Chess Club 3; Sedgwick High School, West Hartford, Corn, 1, MARLENE ,VASTINE4Mixed Choir 3; Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, Z. 5; Flyep Cttes 3; Librarian 1; GAA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Junior Red Cross 3; Thespians 2; Art Club 2, President; FBLA 4. GERALDINE VAUGHN4KeyhoIe Club 3; Librarian 3; GAA 3; FBLA 4; Shepherdsville and Tompkinsville High Schools, Ky., 1, 2. EDWIN VOGT4W00dward High School 1, 2, 3. DANIEL WALKER-Class Vice President 1; Glee Club 1; Football and Basketball Teams 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Team 2; Baseball Team 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Varsity Lettermelfs Club 2, 3, 4; Radio Club 2, Vice President; Intramurals 2. Mr. Ulrich, Herff-Jones repre- semative, measures Gerry Vaughn for her cap and gown as Jelene Taylor and Sue Warren wait their turns. l54 RONALD WARREN4Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Team 3. SUE WARRENioffice Aid 4; Thespians 2; FBLA 4. KENNETH WATERS-VIC 4. WILLIAM WEBB4Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Boys, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Business Manager 4; Track Team 3; Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Biology Club 2; Dance Club 2; Chess Club 2; Aero Club 4, President. RICHARD WERT Football Team 3; Camera Club 2; Auto Mechan- ics Club 1; Chess Club 2, 3; Aero Club 4. MAJORIE WHITTiJunior Play 3; Prince of Peace Contest 2; OU Journalism Workshop 2; Keyhole Club 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Aid 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA Board 3, Junior Representa- tive; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3; Presicicnt 4; Pep Club 4; Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Pres- ident 2, Vice President 3; FTA 4; Miami Siholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Aid Flyercttes 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls1 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Hockey Team 1, 3, 4; Volleyball Team 2; Basketball Team 1; Annual Worker 4; Pep Club 2, 3; FHA 2, Secretary; Thespians 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4; National Thespians 4; FNA 4. LESTER YOUNG4Tumbling 2; VIC 3, 4; Radio Club 2. Senior Index Graduates find spring a very busy time. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY QUILL AND SCROLL Janice Baldwin Barbara Keiner 11481015813 Norma Christman Robert Reed Norma Christman Jane Ferris Joan Runge Jane Ferris Virginia Foster Jane Schumann Virginia Foster Joanne Horvath Marjorie Whitt Bruce Hume Bruce Hume Joan Runge Jane Schumann Bill Webb CLASS OF '58 . . Certificate H older; Valedzrlm'lmz-Jane Schumann Olga Del Favero Salzltatm'imz BruCe Hume john Stribling Spammzr Miss Drusilla Ham Mrs. Mary Malone Clan Mono Do not say go, but go thyselff Clam Color; Green and White Clair Flower Green and White Carnations Bob Haas and Ulrich Kappus compare their G e r m a n - m a d e Volkswagens. WM : um rm John Stribling, Betty Gunter, and Olga Del Favero will testify that business management is an im- portant phase of any annual. 6.13 mm nasalmmal a:aim - ' , mmmnm ADVERTISING WALTER REUSZER 5y l-9462 Complimeni's of KNAPP BROS. MFG. 900 SHELL ROAD BLUE ASH P. A. 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OHIO l5? Complimenfs of BLUE ASH CIVIC LEAGUE and WOMEN'S AUXILIARY BLUE ASH HARDWARE Kenwood Road Blue Ash. Ohio VIRGIL F. WHITT 'Generai Confracfor Modern Homes R.R. 3. LEBANON. OHIO Mason 2457 I60 H 8; S SUPER MARKET 9469 Kenwood Road Sy l-9854 BLUE ASH. OHIO H 8x S PONEY KEG Kenwood and Hunt Roads BLUE ASH. OHIO Sy l-98I0 The Blue Ash Building and Loan Co. Open Daily 1.? 4E Savings Insured Up Monday I-8 P.M. Ram; +0 $10,000 Tuesday Through Friday Curren+ Rafe c'F lnferes'r BVZOA, 9:30 A.M. +0 2:00 P.M. CORNER OF KENWOOD AND COOPER ROADS 1. Carl Edmondson provides lively entertainment. 2. XWho says Mrs, Lancaster doesn't have L1 good sense of humor? 5. John XV-Jims and Marlene Foidlcr puz- zle out a checker game. 41. Junims are just realizing that it's morning already! 5. Senior girls practice the Cnn-can. 6. Miss Van Houtcn's plants receive an ccllcnt attention. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Rl't' proficient dancers without shoes. 8 Joan Runge. you can't take everything! 9. Brenda Moon recuperates after a busy day 10. Junior boys come to school dressed fit to serenade. LL, Sammy Francis searches for the right hook. 11 Mary Lou LVIarshall brings a laugh. 15A Carlene Allendorf is privileged to drive Aurbic Lamb's new car. 1 1' Pat Eurdge takes advantage of Mr. Sun. 15. Janct Taylor. Mzuy Luu anscomc. and Sharon Anderson industriously brush their teeth at Butler. 16. Bathing beauties from Sycamore soak up the Butler SL111. 1'7. Joan Lancaster and John Evers give their undivided attention to Little Archie. 18. Solid geometry problems stump Bill Hoffnmn and Elwood Fsldmun. NEIL GUSHURST ' Biue Ash 5y I 9620 Ohio FRANK MALSBARY Cooper Road Blue Ash. Ohio Bes+ Wishes +0 +he Class of I958 From HARRY'S MARKET 9569 Kenwood Road BLUE ASHr OHIO Fine Mea+ Groceries SY. I -9867 Complimen+s of THE STEELCRAFT MANUFACTURING COM PANY Manufacfurers of Sfandard S+eel Building-Si-eel Windows-Sfeel Doors S+eel Builciing Produds 90l7 BLUE ASH ROAD ROSSMOYNE. OHIO Congrafulafions +0 +he Class of I958 Complimenfs 0+ THE HESS 3i EISENHARDT co. '63 A1 Home in Blue Ash This is our new home in Blue Ash and +hese are our co-workers and s+aff members. In 'l'his modern manufaduring labora'l'orr we develop and manufaci'ure many 'l'ypes of moiors. conirol devices. and a'l'her high y specialized eleciric equipment We've en'oyed our firsf six months in his communHy. We expect fo be around a long 'Hme. and ope we'll grow wi+h it THE B. A. WESCHE ELECTRIC CO. 9027 Shell Road Cincinafi 36. Ohio Complimenis of MAXFIELD ANIMAL SUPPLY Dependable Labora+ory Animals RabeshC-Zvuinea Pigs-Whi'l'e Mice Whife Rah-Hamsfers 78I2 Remingfon Ave. Sycamore l-7760 MONTGOMERY. OHIO TO LL GATE ANTIQUES 950l Monfgomery Road Mon+gomery. Ohio sy. I-5796 WE BUY AND SELL MONTGOMERY SOHIO SERVICE STATION E. Naehring A. 8! M. RADABAUGH AsphaH' MONTGOMERY BEAUTY SALON 9365 Montgomery Road MONTGOMERY 42. OHIO , 64 SY. l-6855 GOODWIN'S GROCERY CHARLES VENTURAl Propriefor AX FEE, 5V4: for Ti Fine Foods Sy. l-73 55 Daily Delivery . J. L. SHERRITT GREENER'S DRY CLEANERS 9426 Mon+gomery Road General Insurance Dry Cleaning ; Shoe Repairs Laundry Pick Up and Delivery SYcamore l-6098 7881 Cooper MONTGOMERY. OHIO MONTGOMERY Coni'inued Success +0 Class of '58 ELMLIQIS MOTEL LUXURIDUE AIR-DUNDITIDNED RDDME Phone SYcamore l-69I7 U.S. 22-3. Bypass 50 MONTGOMERY. OHIO Mrs. Hulsbeclt Is on Hand +0 Serve You Cour+eously af HULSBECK'S ANDERSON'S ENTERPRISES MONTGOMERY, OHIO Resi'aurani' Dep+. S+ore SY. l-3535 SY. M447 Food Marke+ SY. I -2 I 70 KENNETH L. HEFFNER Confraci'or and Builder Sy. l-3l73 7660 Pfieffer Road MONTGOMERY. OHIO STANDARD REFRIGERATION SERVICE Commercial and Domesi'ic MONTGOMERY. OHIO Sy. I-9II6 We Sell +he Bed! The thers We Service! ALAMO TV SY I-2455 9465 Montgomery Road MONTGOMERYl OHIO lb 5 GOOD LUCK Compliments of BUSINESS CLUB OF MONTGOMERY. INC. Complimen+s of BOB HOFFMAN Complimenfs of SWAIM FIELDS GOLF COURSE 27 Holes MONTGOMERY, OHIO Complimen+s O'F PHILIP C. BAKEl Manager PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. l9l5-I8 Carew Tower CINCINNATII OHIO PA l-0086 PA l-0087 I66 Complimen+s of a FRIEND Complimen+s of CHARLES S. JACKSON General Con+rac+or BUILDER OF FINE HOMES Sy. l-3334 Monigomery, Ohio CLIFF KNABE Insurance Agency 20 Years of General Insurance Service FIREhWIND-AUTOMOBILE GENERAL CASUALTY Healfh-Accideni- 9547 Ross Avenue Monfgomery. Ohio SY. I-4343 Good Luck +0 +he Class of 1.58 EMPIRE PRODUCTS. INCORPORATED 920l Blue Ash Road BLUE ASH, OHIO SYcamore l-5420 Compliment of RAY WILLIAMS. INC. Tinner and Roofer Phone. SYcamore I 4504 WILKERSON TRUCKING CO. -:- Local Hauling -:- 79l3 Cooper Avenue JAMES E. WILKERSON MONTGOMERY. OHIO Complimenfs of STRIKES 8: SPARES Bowling Lanes 8032 Blue Ash Road Deer Park Sy. I-9487 CLIFF TODD APPLIANCES See Tom Todd 6. E. Appliances R. C. A. and Oihers Special Considera+ion Given 10 All Sycamore 6radua+es Sy l-7800 I ROBERT N. KOLESAR 4628 Cooper Road BLUE ASH, OHIO 5y. l-6l96 mOZJ sz I67 TWeed 3267 DOUGHMAN PLUMBING CO. I0033 Zig Zag Road HARRY L. DOUGHMAN. JR. CincinnaH 36. Ohio RICHMOND E. STESCH Public Accoun'l'anf Sycamore l-8736 6770 Cooper Road MONTGOMERY, 7CINTI. 42,. OHIO Complimenk of AL RADABAUGH Complimen+s of KENNY'S SPORTSMAN CLUB 80l9 Plainfield Road DEER PARK i FERRIS HARDWARE 1 MONTGOMERY. OHIO 1 SY. 1-7872 '53 Open Evenings Besi Wishes From MONTGOMERY INN VANS FUEL OIL SERVICE 9557 Rose Sheml MONTGOMERY. OHIO Sycamore I-904I Qualify Producfs Plus Personal Service BEACON INN 986i Mon'l'gomery Road MONTGOMERY. OHIO Sfeaks-Chicken Seafoods Halian SpagheHI Gianf Sandwiches Ideal Spa? for +he Whole Family CALL FOR CARRY OUT Sy. l-9827 .i r Minimum CREAGER PATTEN FLOORS 9430 Mon+gomery Road Mon+gomery, Ohio SY. I-2964 Monfgomery's Only Comple'l'e FLOOR COVERING STORE MONTGOMERY DRIVE-IN i Open Year Around ELECTRIC 1N CAR HEATERS GIANT FREE PLAYGROUND 9560 Monfgomery Read Across From Monfgomery School MOTOR TUNE UP BRAKE SERVICE PICK UP AND DELIVERY SY. I-9875 TURF EQUIPMENTl INC. Lawn. Garden and Fairway Supplies Wor+i1ing+on Gang Mowers and Tracfors Jacobsen PuHing Green Mowers Kapco Organic and Soluble Ferfilizers Comple+e Service Facili+ies 7525 Kenwood Road CincinnaH 27. Ohio Phone TW. l-3434 I69 Sycamore Boosfers cheer +he Avfa+ors +o vic+ory a+ +he Homecoming Game BEST WISHES FROM THE SYCAMORE BOOSTERS A. EISELE Complimenfs SY. l-8774 0f PoHed PIanfs-Cqu Flowers TOWNE AND COUNTRY MOTEL - II: New Ulfra Modern Uan comply : Floral Servuce 10763 MONTGOMERY ROAD VisHors Welcome Sy. 1-9825 On Monfgomery Road Two Miles Nor+h of Mon+gomery Complimen+s of BROSE SERVICE STATION JACKSON'S CORNER DRUG STORE Mon+gomery. Ohio Sy. l-9852 THOMAS FUNERAL HOMES Thomas Memorial Thomas Funeral Home Kenwood Madisonville SY. l-5353 BR. 1-0732 FILIPPI'S PONY KEG 2 Doors Norfh of Monfgomery Drive Inn Beer-Wine-nlce SCHNITZLER'S SERVICE STATION Comple+e Aufo Repair MONTGOMERY, OHIO Sy. I-987I Complimems of MONTGOMERY POLICE TOM'S SANITARY BARBER SHOP 49l3V2 Mon+gomery Road Norwood. Ohio JOHN E. BRECHT 8: CO. Hea+ing and Power Plan+ Equipmeni' 9395 Monigomery Rd. MONTGOMERY. OHIO JUDY HEFFNER and MYRNA HORTON pro- vide unusual eniedainmeni during +he FlyereH'e Carnival. The SHARP SEVEN sing ior +he Lei- fermen's Dance. Even during +he busiesf day. BILL RICE. BOB REED. JERRY PORTER. and CHARLES RAHE find Hme 10 read he paper when Sycamore achifies are headlined. J. M. PONY KEG 8: Rossmoyne Pure Oil 8600 BLUE ASH Sy l-6l55 m MONTGOMERY T. K. NURSERY 8: GARDEN STORE. INC. Mon+gomery. Ohio SY. l-8553 NURSERY STOCK FERTILIZERS INSECTICIDES STACEY PLUMBING 8K HEATING CO. Residen+iaI-lndus+rial BOX 278 MONTGOMERY. OHIO SYcamore l-5I93 Open Daily 10 +0 6 Friday l0 fo 8:30 Sunday 2 +0 5 Elm MABIDOT - -- HOUSE OF GIFTS GIFTS OF DISTINCTION Tea Room Monday Thru Friday For NoonHme and AHernoon Lunches $ MARY ANN SAMS Phone SY l-bl30 VIOLET W. STEFFENS Monfgomery. Ohio 1 1 , 1 Complimerrl's Of IKE'S BARBER SHOP IKE DOES IT RIGHT 9428 Mon+gomery Road Mon+gomery. Ohio ALIS MONTGOMERY SHELL SERVICE The Senior Assembly proves +0 be a success as i M + d M , BILL WEBB and JAMES NORMAN add a 0 gomery an a' Chinese +ouch. CARLENE ALLENDORF. JO- ANNE HORVATH, SUSAN HUSON. JANICE Lubncahon TIres-BaHerIes B ALDWIN. and JOAN WOODWARD per- Road Service iorm a lively can-can in France. Music is furn nished by +he German band direc+ed by UL- SY. l-9834 RICH KAPPUS. I I72 ;2,u - . 1i 3 RAPE'S COAL llFueI Oil 'For +he Home Blackfopping and Resurfacing ROSSMOYNE. OHIO Sy. l-7I l9 SYcamore I -936 I Cus+om Mirrors ROSSMOYNE MIRROR SHOP RESILVERING-TABLE TOPS-DOOR MIRRORS See Our Large Shack o1: Reieds You Will Never See ihe Flaws HAROLD AYER 43l0 Sycamore Rd.. Rossmoyne. Ohio Esfablished l876 Incorpora'l'ed I907 THE JOS. HONHORST CO. PLATE AND SHEET STEEL PRODUCTS No. l6 Gauge +0 V8 Inch Pla+e SMOKE STACKS BREECHINGS Bins Tanks Hoppers Laihe Pans Furnace Shells Machine Guards Ca+walks. PIaHorms ' S+eps and Ladders for Boiler Rooms l0l6-l8-20 Wes+ Six+h S+ree'l' CINCINNATI. OHIO Pa. 1-3074 Complimen+s of R 8! H MARKET 8976 Blue Ash Road Rossmoyne. Ohio WARD'S FLORISTS 4208 Schenck Avenue DEER PARK 36. OHIO SY. I-8855 We Grow Our Own Flowers We Service All Weddings Say l+ Wi+h Flowers'l Au+horized ifai Res.: JE. l-I409 Frigidaire Dealer FULTON CAIN APPLIANCE 6I23 Monigomery Road CINCINNATI l3. OHIO Phone: ME. l-I385 SY l-8l22 SY l-8l23 THE MILLDALE LUMBER 8: SUPPLY CO. LUMBER MILLWORK-BUlLDING MATERIAL ROOFING-PAINT-BUILDERS' HARDWARE Rossmoyne. Ohio I73 v.55 RUWE AUTO BODY SHOP Wrecker Truck Service LeH'ering 8905 Plainfield Road ROSSMOYNE. OHIO SY. l-3072 HEBBELER 8: JAMES Deer Park Floor Coverings 7908 BLUE ASH ROAD DEER PARK SY. 1-6524 A. 1 4V AMA; Com plimen+s of DEER PARK BUILDING AND LOAN CHICKEN ON THE RUN Home of Fine Food Phone SY. 7-6577 7255 OHIO AVENUE DEER PARK DONIS PARTY SUPPLY 7815 Snider Sireef Sy. 1-9884 MONTGOMERY. OHIO Beer-Wine5Vermou'H1-Parfy Supplies R. E. WALSH. Prop. To +he Class of I58 KEEGAN'S MONTGOMERY PHARMACY j Phone SY I-7994 Cg WE DELIVER . . . 49 Prescrlp'hons Our SpecuaH'y BLUE ASH INN Com mam; JACK PROFFITI' 0 a 8968 Blue Ash Road Blue Ash B AND B SPECIALTY COMPANY Manufacfurers of flu; BROGAN CYCLES AND TRAILERS Champion Cheerleaders MURPHY'S ROSES AT YOUR FAVORITE FLORIST 174 Ice Cream Candy JOHNSON'S DRUGS Free Delivery 8468 BLUE ASH ROAD ROSSMOYNE. OHIO SY. l-6268 SOUTHERN OHIO NATIONAL BANK OF CINCINNATI Deer Park Office 39 I 2 Easf Galbraiih WILLIAMS 2p PHARMACY Serving Hue Sycamore Area Since-PMOH MATSON AND BLUE ASH Free Delivery DEER PARK. OHIO 5y I 7958 VIDEO SERVICE CENTER Home Calf: or While You Waif Service on TV, Home and Car Radios Mlso Washers and Dryer$ Plainfield a+ Galbraifh Deer Park. Ohio GIL'S FOOD MARKET Home Boiled Ham Fancy FruH- Baskefs Open 'Til l0:00 P.M. Daily SY l-9790 4H4 GALBRAITH ROAD Complimen+s of FRAZER. FLORIST THE BLUE NOTE Dillonvale Shopping Cenfer 3932 Easi Galbraifh Road CINCINNATI 36. OHIO Records Greeiing Ca rds Hi-Fi I75 1 E? H. J. BENKEN. Florisi' Benken7s GREENHOUSES Flowers Teleg raphed GREENHOUSE Plainfield Pike and Woodforcl Road f? Kennedy Heights -. q- TWeed I-Io40 0000 Plain-Field Pike Cuf Flowers CINCINNATI 27. OHIO Plani's-Ei-c Wedding Decorafions Floral Designs .'- 'l, 7 I Ar! .K'OMAA 0 l2 JEWELER 6928 Plainfield Pike SILVERTON. OHIO Phone TW l-l930 Diamonds-Wafches-Gifi's Besf Wishes 511 VIPION Tweed l-25l0 6930 Plainfield Road Complimenis o-F BABYVI LLE 6913 Plainfield Road SILVERTONI OHIO Infanf's +0 Teen's Complimen+s of ZIMMERMAN 8: ADLER BLACK TOP Silverfon, Ohio TW H 500 24-Hourerecker Sgrvice Com 7210 MONTGOMERY ROAD Silverfon TWeed I-lObO Nighf Phone JEfferson L93 1'0 WOOD'S BARBER SHOP Silveri'on's Mos+ Modern Union Shop 6958 Plainfield Pike WILEY F. WOOD. Propriefor SIDNEY DESKIN I76 FRANK JOSEF'S HAIR STYLISTS SY I-6379 7307 Mon'l'gomery Rd. SILVERTON 36. OHIO BO KAY FLOWERS Corsages and Wedding Service Floral Arrangemen+s 6927 PLAINFIELD TW I-2750 MAKES FINE PRODUCTS Our Dealers Make Fine Livings Before you decide on a career . . . talk it over with THE FULLER BRUSH COMPANY CINCINNATI 37 OHIO REdwood l-70 l O A s T s WUEST OPTICAL DISPENSARY E E HOME SERVICE SHOP V E Mercan+ile Building Il- R Bicycles Repaired 3! R PLAINFIELD AND OAKWOOD A Y 8604 Blue Ash Road R r Tw. l-2458 N c ROSSMOYNE A c c D E E SY. I-75l7 I E o A. C. C. TELEVISION 8 RADIO SERVICE 4450 Kugler Mill Rd. ROSSMOYNE. OHIO W DAI RY CO. 4300 Easf Galbraifh Road DEER PARK. OHIO MONTGOMERY PLANT FARM SY. 1-7300 9334 Mon+gomery Road H . ' H SYcamore .3233 Your Neighborly Milkmen I77 THE SILVERTON BANK, SILVERTON, OHIO Now Serving +he Communify 511' Our Three Loca+ions MONTGOMERY KENWOOD SILVERTON Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION and FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 370 Is Our Savings Rafe BUD'S FOOD SHOP 72I7 Monfgomery Road SILVERTON. OHIO SYcamore I-9775 6141?; IAZWKQ OCEWIEK impor-l-ed and Domech Foods WATCH REPAIR DIAMONDS 692I Plainfield Road $ SILVERTON. OHIO KUKH FNER CA ELLPs Xw 65$ 29 ll VERDALEMARKET ERNEST BOREL WATCHES 6902 Plainfield Pike Choice Meafs. PouHry. Fish Silverfon. Ohio Tweed l-2880 Congra+ula+ions +0 +he MILLIONS BARBER SHOP Senior Class A Union Shop From . . DONALD M. BENI-IASE NATIONAL LIFE 2340 LAREDO AVENUE INSURANCE COMPANY CINCINNATIGIOHIO Zg1$3EEEE$VERMONT BUS; PLAZA 1-2244 .......................... 1 RES; SYCAMORE 1-3013 Complimenfs of A . 6909 Plainfield FRIEND SILVERTON. OHIO ITS PLAZA SHOE REPAIR Kenwood Shopping Cen+er KINNEY'S SHOES Shoes for Entire Family Naiionally Adverfised Brands Service EDUCATOR. ROBIN HOOD. ROBINETTS WHILE-U-WAIT OR SHOP Kenwood Plaza Sy. l-6492 McALPINS Member-Amer'lcan Associafion Nurserymen Ohio Nurserymen's Associai'ion NaHonal Shade Tree ConJFerence Cincinnafi Landscape Associafion ELMER HEITMEYER NURSERIES 8676 Kenwood Road - Kenwood SYcamore ' 3'48 CINCINNATI 42. OHIO KENWOOD PLAZA $ou+hwes+ern Ohio's Largesf Selec+ion of Teen-Age Fashions Fea+uring BOBBIE BROOKS FRANK J. FELDHOUSE AND SONS 729 ElliO'H' Avenue ARLINGTON HEIGHTS Carpenfer-Con+rac+ers Complimenfs of S. S. KRESGE VARIETY STORE of KENWOOD PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Serve Yoursehc and Check Oui- for Fasfer and Be'Her Service KENWOOD PLAZA BARBERS Hours ll A.M.- 8 P.M. Safurday 9 A.M.-6 RM. 4 BARBERS TO SERVE YOU MEYER SOHIO SERVICE Tires-BaHeries--Minor Repairs Comple+e Lubrica'l'ion SY l-9846 SY l-3338 GALBRAITH AND PLAINFIELD RDS. '79 Share 'l'he fun . . . when you're wi+h some- one you like. if's fun +0 enioy a Coke fogefher. Good Hmes ge'r beHer wiih H18 besi-Ioved sparkling drink in all he world! Coca-Cola . . . so good in +asfe. in such good +as+e. Coke is a regis?ered trademark. HITCHING POST CARRY OUT JE. l-2l32 EL. '4201 3I7l Woodford Road . . Call El. .4392 oakcley Venetlan B11111! leg.Co. USTOM BLINDs MADE To YOUR ORDER Chicke; in Baskef A SHADE Mon: FORASHADE Lass I.25 V2 Fried Chicken. French Fries. Cole Slaw WM. F. ANNESS Sandwiches Fresh Baked Pies 3204 Madison Road . CINCINNATI 9, OHIO Complimen+s of GOOD LUCK. GRADS B. D LAWRENCE BOATRIGHT'S FOOD SHOP ln+erior and Ex+erior Decora+or Les+e:: and Mon+90merY Phone TW. L4239 Pleasa f R'dge Me- 933' I . 4654 Hun'l' Road Blue Ash. Ohio Take l+ Easy. Lef Us FIX +he Food! . V. ,, , , - , . , Sandwich Trays-Buffef Trays for Weddings Business Mee+ings-Par+ies-Dinners VORDENBERG CHEVROLET 3m MADISON ROAD New and Used Chevrolet Cars and Trucks Pa rfs Service PAINTER . Me. l-5600 ..' afh IAHPJT READ SEE-MORE BOWLING LANES 28 Lanes Aufomafic Pin SpoH-ers L. W. NISBET COMPANY Lumberl Builders' Supplies Feed, and Hardware LOVELAND. OHIO Complimeni's of THE WH ITE COTTAGE 3l4 Kemper Road LOVELAND. OHIO THOMPSON CHEVROLET INCORPORATED No. 5-4847 Loveland. Ohio LOVELAND HEATING AND PLUMBING 2nd and Harrison Normandy 5-878l Complefe HeaHng Service Complimen+s THE SECURITY STORAGE COMPANY 706 Oak S+reei Local and Long Dis+ance Moving Packing AGENTS: ALLIED VAN LINES Wo. I-2700 Securify Service SaHsfies l8l Complimen+s of SHEINNICI XVELIS GNV NEXOIHO SANDWICHES. ICE CREAM HOME MADE PIES ROZZ I 'S FAMOUS Complimen+s of FIREWORKS, INC. SAM AND LILLYE'S TRUCK STOP 2 Miles Nor+h Kemper Road Sixfeen Mile Sfand LOVELAND. OHIO No. 5-4837 LEVI INGRAM 8t SON Cemen+ Confracfor UNION AND NON-UNION JOBS CEMENT COLOR SPECIALISTS lll58 Labelle Avenue Cincinnafi 42. Ohio Home 5y. l-2545 Office Sy. l-3734 Complimen+s o'F MOBILGAS DEALER CORNER OF FlELDS-ERTEL and MONTGOMERY Cify Sidewalks Pa'l'ios Cellars Rodger McElya and Barb Egberi' look af +heir a;1d I favorife car. Porches SAM BRICE Complimenfs LICENSED CEMENT CONTRACTOR O'F a Roui'e I SY. l-6174 Hazelwood Ills LabeHe Ave. Cincinnai'i 42 FRIEND WAYNE BUS SgLES 8r SERVICE. INC. I P. . B l04 BLONG S CINCINNATcIm36. OHIO GENERAL STORE Normandy 4-5961 I6 Mile Sfand ! Complimen'l's of DEERWESTER'S LUNCHEONE'ITE Phone VAlley H687 R-K ELECTRIC CO.. INC. Controls-Process and Electrical JOHN RUNGE Res. TW I-3057 I883 Reading Rd., Reading Cincinna'fi I5l Ohio '55; .5 H. w IV! yr ngliin- azjr M:i L . If You Like Pizza Pie You'll Love PIZZA BURGERS The California Sensa+ion Now a? BAILER'S BIG MOMMA Dick ManueL Ed Driver. Ed Murray. Richard Ream. and Denis Freeh enioy Big Mommas aPrer +he game. Reading Rd.. SharonvilIe-4709 Monfgomery Rd. Norwood-622 Wainuf. Downfown SHARONVILLE BARBER SHOP We Need Your Head in Our Business lll28 Reading Read SHARONVILLE. OH10 0 Tm 2r $234+ :2: :23; .. :uggingywloeg :reng L - r71; 5t , : 1,, A aim. 2275 GLENDALEVMILFORD ROAD I CINCINNAT! m 05 PRince+on I-6876 GORMAN'S AUTO SALES NEW AND USED PARTS Hwy. 2522 Miles No. of SharonvilleI Ohio PA SOUA LE'S PlZZA-CARRY-OUT For Fasi- Pick-Up Service Call PR I-60I4 ll055 Reading Road Sharonvillef' SAM GRAMAGLIA Owner Mon.-Thur. ll A.M.- 134 Fripsah ll A.M.-- Sun. 2 P.M.- um I Com plimen+s of CANDLE-GLO-INN SHARONVILLE ComplimeMs of CONTINENTAL MINERAL PROCESSING CORPORATION SHARONVILLE. OHIO CINCINNATI CLEANING 8: FINISHING MACHINERY COMPANY Sharonville. Ohl'o PR. I-5I00 Deep in the Heart of Cincinnatians, It's DALLAS TRUCKING CO.. INC. WAREHOUSING POOL CAR DISTRIBUTION Local Car+age--Pickup and Delivery Speciafisfs in Appliance Delivery Privai'e B. 8: 0. RR. Siding ESTABLISHED l8 YEARS Radio Dispatched Equipment I25! W. Couri' St. CincinnaH 3. Ohio H. R. Dallas or A. L. Koch. T.M. Phone: Main l-2l55 PRICE JONES Our Very Bes+ Wishes +0 Dry Goods Co THE CLASS Of I958 . and Men's Shop From NATIONAL HM and HM Mon+gomery Road MAINTENANCE MATERIALS Men's. Women's and Chilaren's Wear INC. II7-l l9 Sycamore Sf. CAPITAL GRILL Cincinna+i 2. Ohio CHARLES BIRKLE Greai'er Cincinnafi dis+ribu+ors of MuIH- Fm. Good Food Clean floor maTn+enance maferials and equip- . men+ and he mosf complefe line 01: ianHoriaf 739I Monfgomery Road Silverl'on. Ohio Hems in +he midwest Manufac'rurers of spe- cialfy brushes +0 order. complefe broom and brush re-filling faciliiies. CANDID Complimenis of WEDDING , ' gHHg VINCENT BILLITER ALBUMS and Exclusively BERNARD FOOD INDUSTRIES. INC. TW. l-2960 9.0. Box 8l6 Blue Ash. Ohio I85 New equipmenf means moving clay. LLOYD BLANKENSHIPI BOB MOORHEAD. JIM BLUST. and JACK HANSON enjoy inves+igah ing machine par+s while MR. BARTLETT ex- pfains +hem. Sycamore's junior varsi+y lines up hr +115 rebounds as one of H19 boys shoofs a foul shot l86 WELLING'S JEWELERS I22 Mill S+ree'l' Lockland Va. 1-0055 THE LOCKLAND LUMBER COMPANY VON BARGEN'S Ladies' and Men's Cusi'om Tailor Dry Cleaning and Al'l'erai'ions Va. 1-5335 I07 MILL ST. LOCKLAND SULLIVAN'S Men's and Boys' CloHning FORMAL RENTALS MiH af Dunn 5+. Lockland Besf Wishes +0 All +he Graduafes From SCHUMAN FURNITURE 309 E. WYOMING LOCKLAND Phone VAlIey moss TATMAN TAXI SERVICE Day and Nighi' 2-Way Radio in All Our Cars Passengers Insured 36 Years in Business-Serving +he Public F. WESTENDORF. Prop. LOCKLAND. OHIO READING ONE HOUR MARTINIZING The Mos+ in Dry Cleaning SHIRTS a SPECIALTY Jefferson and Benson VA I-9830 Reading. Ohio Complimen'l's of MISS 8! MRS. SHOPPE 201 W. Benson Sfreei- READING. OHIO VA 1-9079 N. M. MARSHALL. Manager if d READING FEED MILL Q 0 19 ', E: B. FLEGE a SONS Q I :- nnb 1;. Coal-Feed ; :3 Valley l-0324 Reading. Ohio ASHBROCK ELECTRIC SHOP Radio and TV Sales and Services COMPLETE PHONO DEPT. I33 W. Benson S+ree+ Reading. Ohio VA l-2989 VA I-8551 LA NORMANDEE BEAUTY SALON Comple+e Beau+y Service Complimenfs of VALLEY AUTOMOTIVE PARTS I6l5 Reading Road READING. OHIO PO I-1635 LLOYD BLANKENSHIP and WILL KELLER play an ins+rumen+al white Hue GALETONES vocalize on a sweef song. NED LACEY. BILL RICE. RONALD THOMPSON. and ULRICH KAPPUS give +heir inferpre+a+ion of a Russian arm . y IB7 COMPLIMENTS OF THE 1 CINCINNATI GEAR COMPANY A Good Place to Work Draperies-Drapery Hardware-Venefian Blinds Unsi'alled; We Cover Ci+y Wide MONTAG'S FINER DECORATIVE FABRICS Cushm Made Drapes and Slipcovers of Disiincfion Guaran'reed Mai'erials and Workmanship Call SY I-8288 or SY I-740I and Have Our Decorafor Call ai' Your Home and Show Samples and Give Esfimai'es 7306 Montgomery Road Silver-l-on. Ohio Complimen'rs of THE SEYBOLD PAPER CO. ROBERT SEYBOLD CHEMICAL CO.. INC. and Roberf Seybold Sr. V1; NARD COLONIAL MOTEL IOWX, Air Condii'ioned Tefephones Breakfasf Room Ho+ Wafer Heaf Radio-TV l0200 Reading RCT. CINCINNATI 4!. OHIO Tel. PRinceion l-8458 Roberf Seybold Jr. AI Bachschuder Harold Mills Al Niehaus Larry Fuller Bill Holden Ed Brown Complimenk of P. O. BOYLAN COMPANY l800 Reading Road Isa READING. OHIO CINCINNATI FOODS. INC. Cincinnafi's Largesf Ins+i+ufional Wholesale Grocer OUR SPECIALTY NO. I0 SIZE CANNED FOOD MA I-I876 Congratulations . . . . to the Class of '58 From Your TELEPHONE COMPANY A GOOD PLACE TO WORK Compliments of FISCHER'S BAKERY INC. IOOO Eas+ Ross Avenue ST. BERNARD. OHIO BREAD DECORATED CAKES BUNS PASTRY ROLLS PIES We Ca+er +0 Schoois. lns-l-HuHons Fesfivals. and Picnics FOR HOME DELIVERY CALL Jefferson l-9300 BILL SOHN'S BARBER SHOP l2l8 Reading Road Reading. Ohio TRAFFS' DELICATESSEN Open 7:30 am. 1'0 8:00 pm. Daily Sunday 9:00 am. +0 1:00 pm. Va. l-9928 'I IOI Jefferson Ave. READING l5. OHIO SCHMIDT'S MEATS I009 Jefferson Reading. Ohio Va. I-4564 I89 Phone JEHerson I -7674 TINY'S SOHIO SERVICE ROAD SERVICE AND PICK UP TRY US I995 Secfion Rd. Cincinnaii 37l Ohio FARNHAM EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLY Box l02 . . . Phone Ll 8-5995 GREENVILLE. OHIO School Equipmeni and Supplies JOSEPH E. STITH Archifed' MEMBER AMERICAN INSTITUTE ARCHITECTS l7l7 SecHon Road CincinnaH 37. Ohio MARIEMONT MUSIC CENTER O Records 0 Hi-Fi HOTEL MARIEMONT BR l-I246 DONNA SUE'S BEAUTY SALON Hair S+yling and Permanen'l's 6006 Woosfer Pike FAIRFAX. OHIO BR. I-7729 Need Wedding Invifaiionsu See W. T. PERRY PRINTING CO. l24 Eas'r Sevenih Sfreef CINCINNATI 2. OHIO MAin l-2264 ED WATZEK 8: SONS CONTRACTOR 2165 Elysian Place Cincinnati. Ohio PA. 1-7959 Complimenk of GENTRY APPLIANCES AND FURNITURE Frigidaire Sales and Service 102 BROADWAY STREET LOVELAND. OHIO I90 NOrmandy 5-676! Complei'e Furnished Mobile Homes Eighf and Ten Wide $995 To $8845 LARRY WELSCH For Trailers Since I936 8054 READING ROAD VA l-6033 CINCINNATI 37. OHIO ELECTRIC WORK AND FIXTURES AT SYCAMORE JR. HIGH Installed by THE ARCHIABLE ELECTRIC CO. 324 New Sheef CINCINNATI 2. OHIO MA l-I307-8-9 HOBBIES MElrose I-962I TOYS ' HOBBY HOUSE 3100 Madison Road RAY WOLF Cincinnafi 9. Ohio PArkway 2324 PArkway 2325 Wholesale JOHN F. SCHOENY CO. FRUITS VEGETABLES GROCERIES We Serve Those Who Serve 4I5 Plum S+ree+ Cincinnaii 2. Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I958 A Friend MADEIRA REALTY COMPANY James B. Long 70l9 Miami Avenue MADEIRA; OHIO LO. I-8I32 SY. Inl740 Complimen+s of LOVELAND GAS 8: ELECTRIC COMPANY Loveland. Ohio SUCCESS TO THE SENIORS! CHARLES BRUNING COMPANY. INC. 4507 Reading Pa. Cincinnafi 29. Ohio RUTTERER'S PHARMACY GalbraHh a'l' Plainfield SY LB! 33 FREE DELIVERY FRATERNITY-SORORITY STATIONERY BIDS TICKETS PROGRAMS 226 Eas'r Four+h Sfreei' Across From Telephone Company CincinnaH 2. Ohio -PA I-4977- 19' C. H. ALLENDORF AND ASSOCIATES ConsuH'ing Engineers 4H E. Wyoming Avenue LOCKLAND. OHIO VA I-809I DR. R. T. WELLING. JR. Op'romei'risf l23 Mill Sfreef Corner Dunn VAIley l-7780 E. LOCKLAND. OHIO hr Appoinfmen+ III Mill Sfree+ LOCKLAND, OHIO Diamonds. Wai'ches Furni+ure Appliances VALLEY FABRIC SHOP Yard Goods Sewing Noiions Hand Made GiHs-Covered BeH's BuHons-Buckles-BuHon Holes Hems+i+ching Phone: 2l2 Dunn Sfreef Va. I-4532 LOCKLAND. OHIO MURPHY'S DELICATESSEN Groceries-Frozen Foods-Cold Cufs School Supplies-Noiions NoveHies-Hobby Supplies WILLIAM SCHWINDI Prop. VA I-9693 Reading Road and Vine 5+. Reading l5. Ohio CHARLES BOWLING and EDDIE HARRIS. members of Hue LeH'ermen's Club. sell pro- grams +0 fooi'ball s ec+a+ors, PAT SIMONS. LYNDA GARTEN. End PAT LAWSON. Two VANOVER DRY CLEANERS young boys gaze admiringiy ai CARLENE AL- I327 Reading Road LENDORF. a candidafe iror Queen of +he Grid- iron. LLOYD BLANKENSHIP and DAVE WEBB READING: 0 0 provide background music ior CARL ED- VA. 1-0024 I92 MONDSON a+ +he Homecoming Dance. SILVERTON BIG BOY 6742 Mon+gomery Rd. SYcamore l-6400 Complimenfs of THE CLIFTON SHIRT CO. Loveland; Ohio AMERICA'S mm FAMOUS BOURlE-DECK HAMBURGER . .. 5 THE ORIGINAL BIG aov - ORDER BY PHONE . I ' AND TAKE JIM HOME 7 : Complimen+s of BUTTROMS GROCERY AND PONY KEG Il187 Cenfennial Ave. SYcamore 1-9897 HAZELWOOD, OHIO INGRAM'S SERVICE STATION 6063 Cornell Road Hazelwood. Ohio SYcamore 1-9794 W. lNGRAM-Prop. LAMPE'S BAKERY ll9 Wes+ Benson S+ree+ VAlley l-3246 Reading. Ohio soon mug Phone JE. 1-9368 M MM 47l2 Mon+gomery Road IillNIlE! Cincinna+i l2. Ohio Ii Ila! H'I-Ho Resmuranf Enioy Good Meals O Chili and Sandwiches MIKE'S BARBER SHOP 8024 Blue Ash Rd. MR. SEAMAN enioys working irr his office. MR. HENKE. MRS. DAVIS and MISS WOOD converse as +hey walk down fhe hall in he new junior high building. MRS. GOTTHARDT is feverishly grading exam papers. I93 Life Is Wha+ You Make of H'. Sei your goal high and don'+ be afraid +0 work for it Residence TW l-2549 WOLFE BUILDERS ; Residential . Commercial 99l9 Zig Zag Rd. EUGENE D. WOLFE Cincinna+i 42. Ohio Complimenfs of B. K. COHEE COMPANY SYCAMORE LADIES Golf Course. Es+a+e. Cemei'ery and Park Equipmen'l' 9572 MONTGOMERY SY. l-I778 BENJ. H. LAY General Con+rac+or and Builder Phone Sycamore l-4394 MONTGOMERY. OHIO REMODELING O REPAIRING ' OFFICE COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL Gheelzwooa antique SL0? RUSSELL L. BOWEN General Con+rac+or 9257 Mon+90mery Road Buiiding Cons+ruc+ion MONTGOMERY. OHIO 7720 Campus Lane I94 TWeed I-22l8 MONTGOMERY. OHIO Complimenh of +he WHITING MANUFACTURING CO.. INC. A hugh crowd cheers flue foofball feam +0 vic+ory. LinoIeum Furnifure Appliances Radios Television Rugs APPLIANCES OF NORWOOD. INC. Wissel and Schwariz 4708 Mon+gomery Rd. Norwood. Ohio ME I-3l00 BILL WISSEL BILL SCHWARTZ FIRESTONE STORE HS Mill Sfreef VAIIey l-5224 Lockland l5. Ohio 11E 70W! FUNERAL HOME I... J. RUSSELL M. F. RABIUS Direc+ors 3l0 Dunn 5+. 550l Mon+gomery Rd. Lockiand Norwaod Valley l-0062 Melrose l-4884 M 8: M TEXACO Kenwood and Hun'I's Roads BLUE ASH, OHIO SY I-9887 J. C. HOCKETT COMPANY Fine Jewelry and GIHs 4547 Mon+gomery Road NORWOOD. OHIO ME. l-4050 I95 LlEBEL-FLARSHEIM m E. AMITY RD. READING. OHIO nu Lllllt- ILAIIIII II cm 7 A Good Place +0 Work Biddle gs -ESTABLISHED SINCE I9I5- QualHy Music. Radio. TV. Appliances 430 Benson 51:. Reading. Ohio VA I-2365 GENERAL HOME IMPROVEMENTS Siding-Sform Doors and Windows Garages-Carpods Porches and Room Addifions Come +0 AEROKOAL AWNING AND WINDOW CO. Phone Valley l-5245 H 7'5 READING RD. READING. OHIO I96 FF? QUEEN CIIV I BRAND Phone: Klrby l-4877 ll36 S+raigh+ Sf. Cfncinnafi l4. Ohio Good Luck! LOUIS C. WEISBRODT, INC. Wholesale Dis+ribu+ors of Tobacco Po. I-6990 8l00 READING RD. READING. OHIO Pr. I-843I Free Pick-Up and Del. HATFIELD SOHIO Reading and Glendale-Milfcrd Rds. Evendale. Ohio -24-Hour Wrecker Service SMITTY 8t TATE'S GARAGE Reading Road ai- GIendale-Milford Roads Pr. I-982l EVENDALE Ft; WW; fifi aw GULF? PHONE SYcamore l-9836 DEL'S GULF SERVICE Tires-BaHeries Accessories Road Service LubricaHon BLUE ASH, OHIO RUPLEY BLUE ASH PHARMACY Phone SY I-7000 COOPER AND KENWOOD RDS. BLUE ASH. OHIO M22 Congra+ula+ions. Class of I958 THE MORRIS MACHINE TOOL COMPANY Special Producfion Machinery Radial Drills 933 HARRIET ST. CINCINNATI 3. OHIO FAMOUS GLASS BARN Reading Road Reading. Ohio All Kinds of Glassware Wholesale and Refail Prices STAGGE SUPER MARKET Quali'ry Foods of All Kinds 4678 Cooper Road BLUE ASH Sy. l-5065 Complimenfs of LUKE'S CAFE 20l WALNUT ST. READING, OHIO I97 EDRI603 O DELIVERY SERVICE 0 CARRY OUT The UTTLE MAN Mar SERVES GREATER CINCINNATI Ladies' and Men's Suifs Made +0 Order ALTERATIONS CARL CAMERUCCI Cusi'om Tailor ; Double Breasfed Coai's Made +0 Single Breas+ed Jefferson l-9902 5032 Ridge A - Formal Wear-Renfals by Rodoni l Cincinnafi l3, Ohio Complimenfs of THE MADEIRA BUILDING 8x LOAN COMPANY Complimen+s c'F RICK FORD NEW CARS 40l6 Allifon Ave. Husf Off Oakley SqJ ME I-7275 USED CARS Kenwood and Monfgomery tAcross From Kenwood Plazaj 5y l-2l05 CAMARGO FOODS Madeira's Parkview Market 800I EUCLIDr MADEIRA. OHIO Lo. I-9830 LODDER PHOTOGRAPHY Candid and Formal Weddings ADULTS-CHILDREN FAMILY GROUPS 623! Monfgomery Road EL I-I223 AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO. Is Represenfed Exclusively AL bNAIs .98 32l3 MADISON ROAD . . . OAKLEY MOVING 8: STORAGE CO. Complimenfs of FARR'S FURNITURE MART READING OHIO BABE REISING'S Reading Nash Sales and Service 25 Years in of Ohio Valley Me+ropoli+an Rambler Used Cars 2 BIG LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU In fhe Vailey On +118 HiIl Reading, Ohio-Near Glass 3am Walnuf HilIs-Gl'lber'r-Florence VA I-7632 UN I-IOTO Records Giffs Greei'ing Cards NoveHies NEUMARK MELODY CENTER 630 Swiffon Cenfer El-I-I552 CID'Y. L's Mews am! anln ' g: I e 9 ;KJ OGGERYE FurEEfings VA l-9744 40l WEST BENSON READING. OHIO CARAVAN PARK-IN RESTAURANT 9I5 Reading Road Reading. Ohio Fried Chicken French Fried Shrimp Sfeaks. Chops. PlaH'er Lunchesl Shorf Orders Open 24 Hours AmpIe Parking Sfudenfs find If easier fo' sfudy in fhe spacious new library. A'Her eaHng lunch in He aH'rache . new cafeieria, work doesn'f seem so hard in +he W9 Del'Ve'! Phone Va-l-93'4 lovely new classrooms. DON'S PONY KEG Mixers and Ice VA l-2l82 BEN OSTERHUES AND SON Bakery 337 Benson 5+. Reading 15. Ohio '99 i n Y 450 Jefferson Ave. Reading I5. Ohio 3V270 Savings Insured +0 -;- . ,7 $l0.000 '1. 5;; A 1;, 'm VAIIey l-l297 THE ENTERPRISE. EU'r'LBiNe AND LOAN ASSOClATION COMPANY ll7-ll9 Mill Sheet Lockland VA. I-9778 206 Dunn S'l'. Eas+ Lockland LOU BARROW Choice Meals and PouHry Parfy Supplies-Par+y Trays 200 Dunn Sfreef .31 Williams LOCKLAND, OHIO For Delivery-VA. l-I989 HQ; ND! MILL ST, LOCKLAND r A Read THE MILLCREEK VALLEY NEWS FOR ALL LOCAL SPORTS NEWS 4;...r-A;y.- A 5-l0c BEN FRANKLIN STORE Dick Wray IIO MILL STREET EAST LOCKLAND. OHIO 200 TIM SHERRITT gives +he school a lesson on baskefball during the Pep Club Assembly. MR. BUMILLER finds a few minu+es beiween as sembfies +0 ialk wi'lh PAUL AYERS. ULRICH KAPPUS. BOB HAAS, and BILL WEBB aboui his +rip around +he world. JOHNNY PAR- SONS. HIE race driver. insfrud's HIE s+uden+s on +he impor+ance of saiiefy on H1e highway. Complimen'l's of BLUE ASH LIFE SQUAD Charles BeckeH Henry Daniels Cecil Danie1s Dean Free John Fussner Lawrence Hamilfon Wal+er Henley Herber+ Kie+h Rober+ Kolesar Lee Leavell Leslie McNess Earl McConnaughey Melvin McNess S+ephen Ran: BLUE ASH CLEANERS Marfin Reddish Daniel Rainey Earl Smifh Marvin S+ephens Russell Sfevenson S+anley Seigla Gilberf Wergowskie The Blue Ash Life Squad is very proud of +hefr new ambulance. NOLAND'S MOVERS Moving and S+orage Campaign? Eareful Ta rompf Service mums -, , 161.5 : um won a Local and Long Distance Reasonable Rafe: Modern Equipmeni and Meihods 90H Summi+ AV BL A SYcamore l-87l7 CINCINNATI 36. OHIO Member Associa+ed Household Movers Complimen+s of SYCAMORE 7m MM ICE CREAM We Specialize in SUNDAES. MALTS, AND CONES II? 5.xk W :' -' - 5' h. :th , VTMWSER FUVEML HOME U37V.m ,h I STRAWSER FUNERAL HOME Blue Ash. Ohio sy. 1-7203 Phone SY. la9967 Res. SY. I-8037 RAPE'S AUTO SERVICE Comple+e Car and Truck Repairing Au+oma+ic Transmission Service CARL GEORGE 50H Cooper Road Blue A511. Ohio Service Road and Wrecker BLUE ASH SUNOCO 4750 Cooper Road CINCINNATI 42l OHIO SY. l-9857 20! A vco mm Congrafulafions TO THE SENIOR CLASS AVCO CROSLEY EVENDALE PLANT 2630 GlendaIe-Milford Road Cincinnafi's Foremos+ Music S+ore MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS HAMMOND ORGANS NATIONALLY FAMOUS PIANOS RADIOS . . . PHONOGRAPHS RECORDS MUSICAL GIFTS AND TOYS MUSIC in All Classifica+ions We Ship Everywhere THE WILLIS MUSIC CO. CINCINNATI: I24 Easl' FourH'I $+reef COViNGTON: 8 Wesi Pike S+ree+ 202 HAMILTON: I30 High Sheef Hea+ing Roofing- Sheef Mefal Work TONY SEPKOVICK 6700 Kugler Mill Road SY. I-4162 Complimenfs of a Friend H. LAUBER 8! CO. Food Serving Equipmen+ 9 EAST COURT STREET CINCINNATI 2. OHIO Complimen+s of CHRIS RANEY IIOO READING ROAD 1-wv hf x 1 K. -. ECONOMY CHEVROLET CO. 49l2 Mon'rgomery Rd. NORWOOD, OHIO urmm'l Irlflflllqmmtm Iaumumu . . ' 1 - .mmh uu .. , : ulljl - . '::.1:: um ' , 5 - mmm ., ' ,4 II N WWW; 3511:3333; n $551925??? Complimenfs KENWOOD MOTEL KENWOOD. OHIO Office VA l-2238 Res. PR In4955 PARMLEY INSURANCE AGENCY MARTIE PARMLEY AND BETTY PARMLEY Agen'l's II6 Wifliam S+ree+ Fire. CasuaH'y. Surefy Lockland l5I Ohio General Liabilify Bes+ Wishes J. H. BERLING DAIRY PRODUCTS 3726 Lonsdale Avenue FAIRFAX BR. I-2074 Phone: SYcamore 1-2678 CARL F. MEYER Meafs and Poulfry for Deep;reeze Wholesale and Re+ail 69l8 PLAINFIELD PIKE SILVERTON 36, OHIO SCHIFF'S SHOES CONGRATULATIONS +0 +he CLASS OF '58 MW 52218117 If... E ii i----u.-. nonwoon sun u nou- Mm co Garages and Homes Ross and Section Aves.. Norwood Millwork O Siorm Sash and Doors Plywood O lnsulaHon Ma+erials Flooring 0 Masonife Tile Board 9 Bevel Siding . Kifchen Cabinet R,O,W, Windows Plasier Board NORWOOD SASH 8: DOOR MFG. CO. J E Herson I -5700 Mmm 4572 Monfgomery Rd. 60I2 Vine Sf. NORWOOD ELMWOOD PL. Me. I-7474 Va. 1-5003 203 EARNEST GORMAN PONY KEG Picnic Supplies HAZELWOOD CINCINNATI 42. OHIO Complimenfs of KENWOOD AUTO PARTS 779i Mon+gomery Road Phone Sy Iw2207 8 A.M. +0 9 P.M. Sunday IO A.M. +0 5 RM. READING ROCK The Qualify Block Compliment of READING CONCRETE PRODUCTS. INC. Ronnie Gaden. Tillie Glover. and Ann Conley re- ceive fheh- class rings from Mrs. Malone. ; HERFF - JONES CO. Class Rings and Pins LEBANON ROLLER RINK C. F. EMLING COMPANY INSTITUTIONAL FOOD SPECIALTIES 2305 W. Erie Sireef Chicago l2. Illinois K v SELEETED SALTED NUTS TDAXTED AND BUTTER!!! HDUELY To SYCAMORE HIGH SCHOOL BLUE ASH. OHIO TW l-3300 TW l-330l Office Phones Grooms and Cornell Road. Hazelwood QUALITY READY MIX CONCRETE AND BUILDING MATERIALS. INC. Alex Koszo Res. BE l-9359 204 MICHAEL'S SAND 8: GRAVEL CO. Ready Mixed Concre+e Concre+e Producis . Building Ma+erials Radio Equipped Trucks NORTH RIVER ROAD . LOVELAND, OHIO Normandy 5-856! K 8 5 Tufms mcf. Compliments of K 8 S FILMS, INC. Prod ucers of INDUSTRIAL MOTION PICTURES TELEVISION COMMERCIALS. AND SOUND SLIDE FILMS 58I9 Woosfer Pike CINCINNATI. OHIO BR I-3700 Congrafulai'ions +0 +he Class 01c '58 R. 8t R. SIEBENTHALER MONUMENT CAFE Reading, Ohio Complimen+s of FRED STRATHMANN 8 SONS Terrace Park TE I 3455 fggijA 4L 8 TELEVISION n! nu u mun Avl. laolmn emcmunn u nun Lo. I-;!800 ; 692i Miami Ave. Madeira THE AIRMAN'S WORLD He who goes alone info +he air. who looks down on +he suniif clouds 'lhaf ofhers see only from beneafh. who drinks of Hue indescribably clear blue sky exfending from horizon in+o InfinHy, who views fhe earfh as God's own scale model who hangs suspended in Hue living room of +he angels. has breaihed a lif+le bi+ of heaven. He has fasted life: ofhers have ius? lived. ROGER H. VAN PELT Airplane Rides CINCINNATI AIRPORT Ren+al GJendale-Milford Rd. Flighi' Ins+r. SY l-8500 205 Complimenfs of EARNIE BROOKS JEWELRY STORE SHARONVILLE Meef Your Friends af SHARONVILLE A 3: W ROOT BEER ll566 Reading Rd. a+ Kemper 5 8c I0c-Qfs.-V2 Gal. Gallons TRY OUR DELICIOUS CHILi DOGS! BUTCH'S STEAK HOUSE Roufe 42 3+ Kemper Road Sharonville. Ohio BUTCH'S RESTAURANT Il2l3 Reading Road SHARONVILLE. OHIO PR. I-9947 V':v :.o 'lf Free Delivery Service Prescrip'l'ions Carefully Compounded HOTZE'S DRUGS Reading Prescrip'l'ions-Phofo Supplies Va. l-5500 Pr. Sharonvifle I -682l DUERMIT BROS. GARAGE General Repairing Sharonville. Ohio PR. l-984I Complimenfs of BIG FOUR Y.M.C.A. THE McCLURE ROSS CO. RUSSWIN BUILDERS' HARDWARE 334 W. Benson Sf. Reading, Ohio Va l-6847 206 CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 3V27o On Savings Accounfs Insured +0 $l0.000.00 OPEN YOUR RAINY DAY ACCOUNT 5+ Any One of Our 3 Convenien+ Ohio Loca'Hons CINCINNATI: 128 Eas+ Four+h Sfreef LEBANON: 34 Soufh Broadway WILMINGTON: IOB Norfh Sou+h S+ree+ HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Cincinna+i HOME OFFICE Home Federal Building l28 Easf Four+h S+reef Cincinnafi 2. Ohio PArkway l-5570 1; xx. b comm moamx same i .. For :Ee Fines+ In Phofography OSBORNE STUDIOS, INC. 152! Cen+ral Ave. MIDDLETOWN. OHIO Your School Pho+ographer .ELW-IJaLm-h. . Mobil Gas-OiI Tires BaHeries Accessories Vulcanizing Tire Repairing Ba++ery Recharging Congra+ula+ions and Bes+ GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING WiShes +0 H19 C1355 EDW. D. TEETOR 8 SONS of '58 Silver+on's Friendly Service 70l5 Monfgomery Rcl. 3+ Ohio Ave. SYcamore I-9903 SILVERTON. OHIO THE KING CHEVROLET COMPANY 108 Wes+ Wyoming Avenue P.O. Box I78 Lockland. CincinnaH I5. Ohio Va. l-3223 K .nawzw ' , : IT . CONGRATULATIONS TO THE VONDERHAAR BROS. DAIRY F 958 SENIOR CLASS 0 I In +he Area Since l9l0 Pasfeurized fo Mee+ AN Specificai'ions x $.ka w AwAL kW? Comple+e Line 0; Dairy Produc+s J. Phone Us or Consulf Our Driver PRINCETON I-84I5 32i3 COOPER ROAD 732! Mon+gomery Rd. CINCINNATI 4l, OHIO Silverfon 36. Ohio 207 J , . ,h-s ' . J 5' m l ' ; ??wk. . F , ...- f . 4 x , $7! ' 3-; tap - CV m x; , Floral Designs +0 Meef Any Occasion WOOD FLORIST 9494 Kenwood Road, Cincinnafi 42 Sy. 1-9494 Complimen+s of Complimen+s of CLIFFORD A. VASTINE ACKERMANN CHACCO CO.. INC. 9500 Kenwood Road BLUE ASHI OHIO Sycamore I -4252 Carpen+er. Con+rac+or and Builder 9760 Ridgeway Avenue BLUE ASH. OHIO sy. ln7l63 x; 6018 Madison Rd. Br. l-l533 M. W. McMILLAN CO CIncinnaH 27, Ohio 9209 Blue Ash Rd. MELODY-IN RECORD SHOP Represenfing Musuc for Your Every Mood THE MOTO-TRUC CO. LARRY AND JEAN HEGNER Baker Indusfrial Trucks. 5: . Division of Ofis Elevafor Co. Open Evenings 208 Silen+ Hoisf 8: Crane Co.. Inc. Mon Thurs.. Fri. Wedding Candids IVAN J. KLEBANOW PHOTOGRAPHY 4 I 54 Trebor Drive ROSSMOYNE TWeed I-4 I 64 mam- ??$HE-z7 f; '7 ' SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Miss Drusilla Ham Taylor Publishing Company and MaH McCormick Mr. S+anley Harry Seigla. Jr. Jack Klumpe, CINCINNATI POST Phofographer Pic+ure of World Hisfory Class. F. 23 Mr. C. Howard Fasse Mr. Frank Ferris for His Plane Roberf Dornbach Osborne Sfudios, Emeryl Jack, and ScoHy We wan? 1'0 +hank +he members of our communify who have shown +hel'r friendship +0 our school and our yearbook by being pai'rons. We pledge ourselves +0 furfher'fhe civic spiri+ which +hey have shown. 209 v h.gA- A A 2I0 MAN'S INNER STRIFE Wifhin Jthe: depths of man's inner mindI lies The image of success and fearful sfrife. His own ideals for happiness in life Are slaves i0 Heri'lage and loyal +ies. For needed love his aching hear? ouicries. Shredded by humaniiy's piercing knife. Expelling forth his wan+ of nai'ure's wife. The happiness found in ihaf brain which plies Toward sa+isiaciion for soul and for mind. Fervor and lust for knowledge beyond a need. May on desire for selfuimprovemenf grind. And upon accomplishmenf +hus may feed. This raging sea of dark. his mind mus+ sail Lesf he should hash: of dea+h from failure's pail. -JOHN C. SCHULER PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ailendorf Mr. and Mrs. Eske Ba and S+eve Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ball and Brenda Mr. and Mrs. Rober+ Ball Shirley Ann Bail Jim Carier Mr. and Mrs. James R. Chrisfman Vioief and George Cornelius Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Forman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fosi'er Mr. and Mrs. CIiHord GloarcH' Drusilla Ham Mr. Dan Henke Jane Hifch Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Horvafh A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Paf Malone Marafhon Inn Mr. and Mrs. Dale MaHhews Mr. and Mrs. Frank Merrill Mr. Alberf Meyer Mrs and Mrs. Ralph Miles Mr. and Mrs. John M. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Ar'rhur C. Nolfe Sycamore is very proud of John Schuler. aufhor of Man's inner Sirife. A Friend June and James PrewiH' Mr. George A. Ross Mr. and Mrs. John Runge Curfis F. Sample Mr. Donald Schnurrenberger Mrv and Mrs. Louis H. Schumann Dr. Roger A. Scroggins Mrs. S+anley Seigla Mr. and Mrs. William Sex'ron Joan and Sfeven Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shamblen Mr. and Mrs. John L. SherriH' Mr. and Mrs. J. W. S+ribling Susan and Snarb Miss Es+her Van Hou-len Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Van Houien Mr. and Mrs. Dean R. Webb Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wilkerson Miss Mary Wood Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Womack Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodward Bob Rcch Mr. anz, Dave Gurtm, Octave La ButlL and Bruce Humc 10nd Mr, Vulis station wagon for a trip to an away football gamca Other Activities Mr. Pom pruudiy shows Mr Btnlmsc the.- trophy tllt: tuck tram won for bring Hamilton County Champs, Applying; mnkc-up is sometimes :1 messy job :15 the seniors found out when presenting ' A Man Called Peta NHL Sdmnmnn, ax mluliuuriun ul' thy dusts of 1938. gmr lhE x'L 1C0ming qu-cch mt Cummcnu'mL-nt UH JunL lumlh FINAL EVENTS 2l2 As Ken Bobo gets ready for a two-hand set 5 h n l . LII. Schnur- renbcrgcr tries to biock hinL only to be held back by Bruce Hume. Dick Fcnstermacher as his Honor, the judge, Jane Ferris, the court clerk. joanne Horvath. the pros- ecuting attorney and Kay Dallas, the defense attorney. try the fat, ulty members On several misde manners in the seniors' Imlf-time show. Senior- Faculty Game Miss XWUULI and Mr. Bulvcrs posing :15 thc typical high schuol tccnagmss. seem to bc Emvjng some diffiullry with their hotmd 2l3 Junior Class The mthlcsx Criminals 100k on :15 the Hgiines sisters bickrr about the lost money I Cornelia. Grace Smr'th. looks on with up- provnl us the trusty captain quictN' onc 0f the harmless scimnl tenchcrs. Alice VVilSun. 1' A H 1 r . , i The Jumor play cast breathe With case knowing that the 571101329 BrMJltCl'J have gig g; been put into Captivity. E . y mg m Super C ircus The second annual FIVEl'ette V11- ' shim: Super Cur:qu was highlighted the entire group featured in a beautiful ballet. Fashion Show Minstrel Anita Powell. with the help of little Mimi 1:02:11 models her sew- This singing end man and t end in briyht scarlet dress provided ing project in the Immf economics departments fashmn show. many laughs in this ur's S umurc Mm rel Sponsored by the Boosters Club, The king; qucun. :md murt pnsr on thc oriental bridge. Chuck Fussc. CUUH'. Janet Tnylor, murt: Bub Hus. L'Ulll'll Sue FJI'IHCI'. cnurt: Danny W'quL-r. king: jam W'umhx'urd. queen: Carlene Al- tchm-L lu'imcsx Emin- McGrcgmz plrncr; M: gig WW1itL mun: Didi Fcnstcmmchcr. court; VIJch Huldxdn, mum; .md Denis Fresh. junior Class icc president. Japanese Gardenn met all expectations! QucL-n Jmm W'umlmn'd and King Danny W'alkcr LLLHCL' m TIM- gong suundcd by Willly Rummd unnuuncus 1hr king and quttn in thn- Cumnutinn WKIHK. the midst of A Japanese Garden. Whlnda Row:- aml Doug Carroll are deeply concentrating on what to write in each Other's dance program, The gaily dccm'ntL-d refreshment table scams :0 be enjoyed by all prom goers. Wfould onc- cxtr think this bright l ' .' . v . t I - ' . . L .. 3' ; japancse sccnc filled With happy V' - rh dancers was our own ficldlmusc? m4 ' Senior Field Day Jame Ferris checks tht latest scores with the annuuncer in the tower. Bobbie juncs hcm'cs the softball for thc sophomore Class. 4.2? 2-. when - A Athletic Banquet Before the dinner Is served. some of the bays dlscuss their possibil- ities of receiving letters. Judy Stein, Doris Schumann. Ann Clark and Betty Faster represented Sycamore and the Keyhole at Ohio Univer- sity Journai- ism Workshop June 15-21 . O.U. Journalism Workshop Mr. Ross uses his mighty brawn to support the Ceiling of Mammoth Cave. $.H.$.P.A. mp MrA Ross, Don Burg. Sam Francis, Don Pasley, and Octave La Bath 1 developed large appetites on the S.H.S.P.A. trip Bil: Harding: prL-Stntcd Grace Smith a trophy nn behalf nf the juniur Class for .ziving the best pcrfnrnnmCu in the junior Class play. Shumlgn B wrdt I'J'. Awards Day gives Jnnicr Baldwin was Eh: proud recipient of the NOMA award presented by 1V Ham and Mr. Sinlon T. Hall 0E Pructor and Gamble, Th' award guts to the outstanding senior in the business departmfnt. recognition to those who This yenfs outstanding studenm Denis :1 iunior. and I munm gm tu I Med tr, Bruce Hume and john Stribling, entrants in the U. N. Current Events Contest. were awarded Ccr- tifimtes by Mr. Ross. Bruce also received national recognition in the current events tcst sponsored by the Quill and Scroll. june Spurrier and Debbie Jami- son, local winners in the Pills- bury Junior Bake-Off Contest, prepare an originai dish while- Mrs. Shnmblin supervises. deserve it. June Schumann, jant Ferris. Bruce Hume, and Eddie Driver. Mont gammy Wfomcn's Club scholarship winners, were congratulated and awarded certificates by Mrs. K0- hankia president and Mrs Venv tress, scholarship committee chair- H130. MIAMI SCHOLARSHIP TEAMu-IUN! ruun' Barbara Ktinux Bar- bzml Koch. Karen Hurringtun, Judy Pm: Cumlc l-Iogta Cumlvn WIL'iLlllLZ; judy Stein Jum- Schumxmn; Put Simum: Butte N.Incy. Nancy 8:1Ckus junnm- Lancustcr. Marlene Burtcrhnugh. Ronnk Kenntdy. Su-mid mm- Ircnc Sanm. Arum Wblkc. Jim SL'th'rka Bill Lawson. Doris Schumann. Bill Atkins Clmlss Puskcy; BiH W'cllmzm, Inns Ferris. Virginia Fnstuz Ruth Tminor. Ann W'imL hmrn. Jmhn Brtcht, Third mut- Gent Fclicmmm Tum Curr. Jack Hocncmimz Jcrry Cupchurt. I. B. Simkins Jury Kohl. Don Christ mm. Doug Lowe. Otis Kilby. Chmlcs Lukc. Octave Ln Bath. 1:011:15 muw Marc Dc Homing. George Morgan. Earl Bnunmnm Jerry Purtcr. Bruce Humt, Bill XVebb. Jerry King. Rifhanl Rstm. Tim Tumsen, Dun Burg. Jim Burg. Larry Cul'lcss. Many students are quite pleasantly surprised an M11 DL'HC'CL'C quit:- pmucHy uxxun'ds Dnnm' Whlku' his trophy as outstanding nthlclc nf 1938' Sc-nim' class president. Jame Ferris. presents junior class president, Denis Frcch. with :1 plaqut on which the winning class of the annual Senior Field Day is engraved, Mr. Bartlett was quite pleased to present Wfill Kelicr and Eddie McGregor with plaques for their outstanding work in the DOT program. Chuck Fasse was the winner of the drama award presented by Mrs. Marrill in behalf of the Thespian Club. this day in May. Jeanne Lancaster and Mr, Ross discuss the Plaque cm which Jeanne will have her name added as outstanding student in American history. Miss Kile presents Dick Manual with the first annual Pep Club award which goes to the- most Outstanding senior. Immediately before Com- mencement exercises began, seniors made last minute adjustments on collars. caps and tassels, and some nervously twirled their honor cords Sycamore graduates The 511;? seniors in the processionnl to pass through the flowu-cal arch wtrc XVIII Keller and Mariam Bowen. .' Walter Rcuszcr. President of the Board of Education. Reverend Richard Sinclair. Judge Otis Hess. speaker. Edwin Greene executive head, and Walter Dentckc. principal. sit watching the class of 1958 as they pm. ctss 'to the strains of Pomp and Circumstanrcf' largest class in history of school. The mixed choia: undtr the direction of Miss Jean Bownmn. sang 'Gch- Me Your 'l'irenL Your POOL the words arc the mSCriptlon 0n the Statue Of letrty. A 7' gm 1 f Si :3 Judge Otis Hess, Court of Com- mon Pleas of Cincinnati. gave the Commencement address. Judge Otis Mr. Reuszer presents Shirley Ball with her Sycamore High School Diploma. The Class of 1958 recedes down thc white walk and through the arch as alumni. $33; On June ii, the Class of 1958 stood before parents. friends. and teachers 109 strong. Hess delivers Commencement address. Student Council members. Donna Mizner and Betty Fasten sell tickets to the Bob Haas. Ron Thompson, and Dick Wiert dance dance to Dick Manuel and Mike Grooms. with their guests at the dance given for the graduates by the Student Council after Commencement. 228 The world of Sycamore no longer rotates tor the class of 1958, but it is still bustling with myriads of activities for the students who returned to continue their studying within its orbit.