Sycamore High School - Log Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1976 volume:

You are so beautiful to me STAY COOL te It takes more than just talent to play on any team at Syca- more. It takes deter- mination, self re- spect, and most of all, it takes people. People who are wil- ling to give up their time to make Syca- more a place to be proud of. Self disci- pline, teamwork, and love for the game are what it's all about and at Sycamore, we've got it! These are just a few of the faces of those who give it all they've got. These are the ones that make it all worthwhile. THE PEOPLE — (left to right from the top). Coach Dave Hurst — Jeff McCaw — Coach Steve Imhoff — Rodger Veith — Sandy Friedhoff and Lynn Tarazewich — Todd Stevensorl — Coach Arnie Sutter — Mark Peters — Reed Chacksfield — Lynn Mohr — Coach Jim Beaton — Don Johnson — Herb The Juice Noble — Coach Don Moor- meier — Coach Jim Cafferky — Coach Larry Zoller — Rob Adams and Matt Moormeier — Todd Sherritt. CONTENTS 17 Golf — GETTING IN THE SWING OF THINGS 18 Football — TRAGEDY ON THE HILL 22 Soccer — WAIT UNTIL NEXT YEAR 23 Cross Country — A RUN FOR THE MONEY 24 Water Polo — REMEMBER ST. FRANCIS — WE'RE COMING BACK 25 Lettermen — THE CREAM OF THE CROP 26 Basketball — THE AGONY AND THE ECSTACY 30 Swimming — SMOKE ON THE WATER 32 Wrestling — PINNING IT DOWN 34 Baseball — NEW LOOK ON THE DIAMOND 36 Tennis — TENNIS IS THEIR RACKET 38 Track — OLD WORN OUT SHOES 16 GETTING IN THE SWING OFTHINGS The agony of hitting that little white ball into little black holes payed off for the men of Sycamore in the 1975 season. TRAGEDY ON THE HILL Sycamore was upset by Indian Hill, a loss that knocked them out of first place, and dampened the spirits of a strong Aviator team. It was the night of October 3, and Head Coach Dave Hurst's Sycamore Aviators took the field at Indian Hill. The Aviators were in sole possession of first place in the East- ern Hills league, and they intended to stay there. In the first few minutes of the game, Indian Hill showed a bit of the usual, but by the time the game had ended, they were the most fired up team that Sycamore had seen in a while. Inju- ries and missed points after touchdowns caused the Sycamore defeat. It would have been 28-28 had Syca- more made the four points after touch- downs, but the Braves of Indian Hill won 28- 24. The Aviators lost their first game to Colerain, but came right back and won three straight games over Aiken, Mariemont, and Glen Este. That was when we traveled to the Hill. Sycamore then came back for homecoming, but lost to Madeira, who ended up league champs. A Saturday afternoon loss at muddy Milford, with a score of 6-0, just about broke the Aves apart. Then the Aves de- stroyed Deer Park and Loveland, to give hope for a sweet victory over Wyoming. It just wasn't Sycamore's night at Wyoming as the Cowboys and their star, Fred Jacobs, held Sycamore scoreless. It was a 5-5 season which proved the best team doesn't always win. Tim Roffel sinks in the mud at Milford. Herb Noble (46) drives for his man ogamst Deer Pork. The faces of the Sycamore bench show the work they've been through. 18 19 The Sycomore crowd gets ROWDIE ot Deer Pork gome. „ - 36 j M xtarc .... (RbRE s sv wiy-T jh. ;en ’ ' if J onem nt KE 12 SYCAv?RE 7 it pL 7 Deer Park .. . . ... 0 3YCAMpRe S1 SYCAM ORE . , . 22 Glen Este . 24 Loveland'. . I 17 iVCAMORE 24 SYCAMORE®' ln MtnHill . 28 Wyoming.....42 Senior Steve Gittenger takes o rest. ’ f ,V ‘ ' J.4 • ,| - 1 — • • . «. • • . ; l I . 1 • ; .; 'jp l $ ' •!! • Tim Roffel listens to instructions. Shoron Shipley, Becky Jordon, ond Lynn Mohr. VARSITY FOOTBALL — 1st Row: Dove Smith, Benp Dulle, Jerome Byrd, Andy Stewart, Reed Chocksfield, George Romans, Doug Engel, Russ Dickey, Dave Hershberger. 2nd Row: Sean Moore, Rick Dulle, Steve Gittenger, Steve Gay, Eric Mother, Jeff Schumacher, Tim Raffel, Chod McGreevey. 3rd Row; Herb Noble, Gory Schwaegerle, Brion Chombers, Steve Shepherd, Jim Mon- togue, Rondy Ryals, Scott Skelton, Tom Touchett, Bart Thesmg. 4th Row: Jeff Hombnck, Jim Robertson, Thod Reed, Gory Miller, Rob Odom, Rob Cropsey, Keith Chocksfield, Henry Lorsen. 5th Row: Bob Ransom, Bill Puccini, Don Ludlow, Tim Wilson, Dove Sorg, Don Winkler, Jeff Ancona, Roy Pope, Tim Skeen. 6th Row: MGR. Brian James, Alon Hogon, Byron Freeman, Greg Fetzer, Bill Gittenger, Gerhard Ah ting, Don Fluker, Steve Bengal, MGR. Keith Swenson. J.V. FOOTBALL — BACK ROW: Mork Smulond, David Hart, Chuck Thomas, Jon Vorpe, Brad Thesmg, Paul Bowser, Mark Reynolds, MGR 2ND ROW: Brad Horrison, Tom Gee, Tom Mohr, Doug Porker, Gene Feogons, David Hull, Mike Geodma, Rondy Odom. 3RD ROW: J.D. McKibben, Mike Woehler, Tim Williams, Kerry Weaver, Craig Peters, Pot Steidle, Tim Kreoger. 4TH ROW: Mark Clork, Terry Harbottle, Doug Johnson, Marty Horns, Matt Foraker, Mark Noble, Dave Retford, Mike Dillenshmeder. 5TH ROW: Elmer Dunkland, Bob Dewey, Dale Gregory, Mark Mather, David Troutmon, Mork Grubbs, Alex Fogelson. 21 WAIT UNTIL NEXT YEAR Sycamore's second soccer season was disappointing at 0-1 1 -3, but they look for a better season in September of 1976 It wasn't exactly a year to talk about, but the effort put in to the Sycamore Soccer program in 1975 was super. Coaches Doug Gausmann and Bush had a trying season in a very tough soccer league. The finish of 0-1 1-3 didn't leave bad feelings with Sycamore though. The reason for this is the outlook for next year. VARSITY SOCCER — BACK ROW: Bill McMillan, Bill Jordon, Mark Beach Brian Smith, George Cook, Bart Sheeler, Dave Eogle, Tim Hmrichsen. FRONT ROW: Stuart Donovan, Greg Claycomb, Dave Bregger, Tom St. Martin, John Curtis, Bob Hemekamp, Jeff Feroce. MISS- ING: Tom Brenner. Capt.'s B. Smith and B. Sheeler J.V. SOCCER — Jim Lantry, Stuart Donovan, Dave Bregger, Brian Feldmeyer, Dave Eogle, Greg Claycomb, David Barnes. Cooch Gausmann informs the varsity at halftime. George Cook steals the ball from a Mariemont player. 22 A RUN FOR THE MONEY The Aviator runners put in many hours during the summer on their own, and seemed to finish right in the middle of every meet. CROSS COUNTRY — BACK ROW: Sondi Larsen, Steve Morrer, Bill Mattingly, Brad Stevenson, Todd Stevenson, Rich Purdue, Scott Demar. MIDDLE ROW: Fran Schlueter; MGR., Jim Whittenbarger, Jeff Wallace, Bill Sponng, Todd Williams, Jeff Stevenson, Sue Rosneck; MGR., Matt Foraker. FRONT ROW: Dave Sporing, Cooch Manuel Lonker, Tom Nye, Bob Hayes, Rusty Winget, Mike Dick, Cooch Vmce Solvato, Eddie Kenny. SENIOR C.C. — Sandi Larsen, Dave Sponng, Steve Marrer, Todd Stevenson, Richard Purdue. Brad Stevenson hauls along at the E.H. Greene School. It was a year finishing right in the thick of things for the cross country runners of Sycamore. Bruce Woodard set the pace for the Aves, finishing sec- ond and fourth in the two E.H.L. meets at French Park. Coach Vince Salvato sees a good strong crop of freshman for the teams of the future. Steve Marrer hits the home stretch. 23 REMEMBER ST. FRANCIS — WE’RE COMIN’ BACK Sycamore lost only two games in it's first year of water polo, both to Toledo St. Francis, and one cost them a state championship. It was a year to be proud of for the first Sycamore water polo team in history. The Avia- tors put together a fine season in which they came in NO. 2 in the state. Sycomore will go for revenge! VARSITY WATER POLO— BACK ROW: Chip Giertson, Craig Leanord, Mike Sigourney, Bob Ritter, Steve Eblmg. MIDDLE ROW: Steve Toth, Todd Siple, Fred Brown, Gary Korengel, Jim Bloebaum. SIT- TING: Bob Fenwick, Steve Kaimer. 24 THE CREAM OF THE CROP Sycamore Lettermen worked hard to make the name Sycamore one of the best in Oh high school sports. TOE AQOIMY AS® TOE ECSTASY Rob Adams returned as captain and led a flock of juniors to a second place finish. The biggest week in Sycamore Basketball his- tory was about to begin. Madeira and Indian Hill were going to visit the Aviators to decide the E.H.L. championship. The Mustangs of Madeira marched into Sycamore on a Tuesday night carried by six straight league victories. It ended up a heart breaking double overtime loss for the Aviators. How a team so bitterly beaten on a Tuesday, could come back and face another great team the following Friday will never be known. But when Indian Hill finally realized what had happened, it was to late to begin to try for a comeback. The sweet revenge that the Avia- tors had dreamed of for a long month was fi- nally satisfied. The Aves finished in a two way tie for second with Indian Hill in the E.H.L., much better than expected. After beating Talawanda in the first tournament game, the State runner up Middletown Middies ended it 98-57. But it was taken with less pain than usual, because Indian Hill will never forget the night of Feb- ruary 6, 1976. In the aftermath of Sycamore's 80-68 surprise killing of the Indian Hill Braves, Sycamore coach, Don Moormeier, sliced away at a victo- ry cake, presented by the Sycamore cheerleaders. In the corner of every player's mind was the hope for a championship. The entire season however, wasn't cake and icing for this team. They had to overcome big things, ond the task was a hard one. Led by just one senior, Rob Adams, the Avia- tors looked like just another Sycamore basket- ball team as Princeton ran off with a 77-55 victory. But the eyes of city began to grow as they saw the Aves reel of 5 straight wins. But the Aves forgot how to shoot a free throw at Lakota and lost by 2 points. It was a cool crisp night in early January. The Sycamore bus pulled up in Indian Hill High School parking lot. Four and one half hours later, the same bus left carrying a sad basket- ball team, swearing revenge on the HILL one month later. During the one month wait, the Aves had troubles. After surviving a scare by the Mariemont Warriors, Moeller recaptured the Old Oaken Bucket. Three wins and a loss to Loveland followed. The Sycomore ROWDIES keep the spirit olive behind the voice of Byron Freemon (in the Aviator hot) to leod the Aves to victory (upper left). Coaches Sutter ond Moor- meier contemplate the game with Indion Hill (lower left). 27 VARSITY BASKETBALL — BACK ROW MGR. Bart Sheeler, Jeff McCaw, Wode Ross, Mark, McDouaol, Steve Fnedhoff, Bill Ingrom, MGR. Scott Sieve. FRONT ROW: Herb Noble, George Romons, Bruce Tunnell, Todd Powers, f APT Rob Adams, Roger Veith, Rick Shipley. Jim Cafferky's 1975- 76 Reserve team put together a final record of 9-9. They put Herb Noble on the varsity team however, and had some great ploy by Dave Sorg And Rob Odom. After winning the E.H.L. cham- pionship the year before, Mr. Cafferky had to be disap- pointed, but the ef- fort involved will put a lot of players in contention for next year's varsity team. j V BASKETBALL — Russ Dickey, Don Smith, Jett Arrington, Mike Duncan, Brian Feldmeyer, Rob Odom, Bruce Haupt, Mike Turner, MGR Gory Miller. MISSING — Tim Kosty ond Dove Sorg. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL — FRONT ROW Rusty Wmget. Bill Ford, Mike Cholok, Kevin Mosley. MIDDLE ROW: Tim Willioms. Rondy Odom, Dove Holmes, J.D. McKibben Jerry Reeve. BACK ROW Jeff Williams Dole Gregory, Croig Thomos, Mike Wholer, Chris Bpttle, Note Johnson MGR Scott Rumon — Stat. MISSING: Jim Wh.ttenborger, Roger Dovis— Stot. Cooch Doug Gaus- mann's 1975-76 freshman basketball team put out enough effort to finish sec- ond in the E.H.L. The Frosh finished with a 10-4 overall record and 6-1 in the league. Mike Whaler put out an outstand- ing 52% field goal percentage. 29 m'kc wikmtc The Flying Fish smoked their way to 3 in the State of Ohio, falling just short of arch-rival St. Xavier. They knew they were good when they started. It was just a matter of proving it to the state of Ohio. That's exactly what they did. The Flying Fish of Sycomore High School smoked through wave after wave to be the NO. 3 team in the state. Gary Kuhre was not just the run of the mill diver either. He ended up state diving champ. Craig Leonard put forth the effort to become most valuable swimmer. The Flying Fish finished with a 4-2 dual meet record, winning the An- derson, Princeton, and Mariemont Invitationals. Then, a win in the sectional. The two losses came in the District and State Cham- pionship. This is one Sycomore swim team that won't soon be for- gotten. il no Cooch Zoller looks on as the Fish fly (upper left). C. Leonord, J. Keller, S. Koimer, J. Bloebaum, ond D. Smith discuss the meet (above). Diver Todd Sherritt gets reody to lump (right). 30 IWVO VARSITY WRESTLING — FRONT ROW: Steve Gittenger, Ray Riley, Reed Chocks- field, Benji Dulle, Mark Peters, Rob Cropsey. BACK ROW: Thad Reid, Dove Sporing, Jeff Gerbrick, Greg Fetzer, Dan Smith, Mark Nelson, Jeff Schumocher. PINNING IT DOWN Led by Reed Chacksfield and Dan Smith, the 1975-76 Syc- amore Wrestlers finished 3rd in the E.H.L. J.V. WRESTLING — FRONT ROW: Paul McElforsh, Steve Gorret, Thod Reid, Dave Smith, Greg Lorsen, Tim Turek. BACK ROW: Jeff Grimmer, Byron Freeman, Dave Hersh- berger, Mark Mather, Bloke TerVeen, Don Hogan, Cameron Tilton. The 1975-76 Sycamore Wres- tlers surprised the city at the start of the season with victories over favored Indian Hill and Moeller. Reed Chacksfield was the star at heavyweight setting a school record of 18 pins. Reed was also selected most valuable player. Dan Smith received the Larry Nelson Memorial Award for his contribution to the Sycamore Wrestling Program. All of these factors put together a strong contender in the E.H.L. race. After defeating Indian Hill and Moeller, the Aviators went on to finish the season with a 7-3 record. One highlight of the season was the school records set by Reed Chacksfield and Jeff Schumacher, each pinning a man in 18 seconds. Thad Reid was voted the most improved player of the year. With more effort put in as it was this year, the Aviators will be strong con- tenders. Cooch Listermon gives o worried look (top right). Jeff Gerbrick awaits the signal (Middle-right). The Aves take the Hill (at right). FROSH WRESTLING — FRONT ROW: Mark Mur- dock , Jeff King, Bill Smith, Tom Gee, Doug Johnson, David Hart, Steve Gorret, Cane Weaver. BACK ROW: Elmer Dunkmon, Wim Skipper, Jeff Morris, Gene Feggms, Jeff Stevenson, Bob Dewey, Jim Cassidy, Brion Hoggerty, Jon Vorpe, Dave T routmon. NEW LOOK ON THE DIAMOND New uniforms, bat girls, a new field, and a new coach gave Sycamore baseball a new look but the championship avoided them one more time. 36 OLD WORN OUT SHOES There were no gigantic awards given out to the 1976 Sycamore track team but the battered and tattered shoes they wore reminded them of the hours and miles. BASKETBALL (Left To Right) Front: Debbie Whittenborger, Sue Zoch, Kathy Koch, Cindy McCall, Chris Gregoms, Sharon Shipley, (BACK), Cooch Jones, Mondy Ross, Jennifer Budde, Sandy Dittoe, Lynn Torazewich, Becky Jordon, Donna Reo. 40 Jr. Varsity (1ST Row) Gail Garret, Lisa Miller, Nancy Hall, Mory Tuke, Marcia Turner, Toma Kirby, Suki Paters, (BACK) Coach Imhoff, Jenny Davis, Sue Carr, Sue Ross, Pot Welsh, Linda Poge, Ellen Acree, Carol Welsh, Karla Redden, Missing: Paula Browning, Judy Gregoms. 41 GYMNASTICS (Left to Right) 1st Row: Lynn Kennedy, Cheryl Phillips, Dona DuPuy, Terry Gorski, Dave Retford, Brad Harrison, Mike Giordina, Mark Grooms. 42 TENNIS VARSITY TENNIS: Donno Rioux, Toni Polisim, Celeste Cerrito, Becky Jordon, Shori Zoeh, Ann Mory, Cooch Joonn Wode, Missing, Sue Zoch, Judy Gregoms. 44 TRACK Bottom Row: J. Hammon, P. Strossel, S. Larsen, S Dittoe. K. Helton, D. Fryer, B. Pratt, MIDDLE: G. Feighery, L Ken- nedy, J. Davis, S. Corr, D. Lorsen, C Pratt, TOP D DuPuey, L Torozew.ch, M. Prosser, ABS. B Dulle, C. Strottmon. 45 VOLLEYBALL (LEFT TO TIGHT) Mrs. Vail, Rosie Romans, Corol Dick, Amy Pennington, Kathy Koch, Terry Rutowski, Linda Stahl, Rondo Hortkee, Jams Wertz, Tamma Mcgreevy J.V. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Rhonda French, Karen Giesse, Marcia Turner, Cathy Walling, Kathy Broxtermon, Linda Christian, Sue Porter, Jennifer Budde, Sue Ross, Miss Fasold. 46 FIELD HOCKEY Varsity (1st) Sue Denny, Lynn Tarozewich, Leslie Flood, Gail Retford, Jody Johnson, Cooch Kennedy, Holli Hollimeyer, Betsy Clover, Bobbie Horbottle, Mandy Ross, Conmr Corcoran, Carla Redden, Sandy Dittoe. 1st: Kathy Eble, Debbie Fishbock, Korren Poyonk, Diane McMillion, 2nd, Vicky Pursley, Pat Welsh, Sue Carr, 3rd, Bev Risma, Cindy Holpm, Corol Eblmg, Diane Caligiuri, 4th, Jenny Davis, Cris Cole, Gretchm Mather, 5th, Carol Welsh, Korren Helton, Angie Strubbe. 47 SWIMMING Row 1 Steve Toth Jenny Bowser J.II Johnson, Gem Cooper, Tomo McGreevy, Kathy Walling, K.m Lowe, Kathy Rupers Dione McMilhon Lor. Apt, Sue Ch.sm, Debb.e Larson. 2nd, Fred Cooper, C.ndy Potterson, Kathy Scoles Down Fryer Hatty Border, Kathy Broxterman, Jon.ce Griffith, Linda Leslie, Sheri Groh, K.m Neiderhelman Holly Hollmeier 48 49 SYCAMORE IN ACTION! 51 52 53 Front: Jacquie Barnes, Kim Young, Bock: Donno Pione, Melanie Hartman, Kim Lane, Debbie Blank. Not Shown: Kim Kogler. CHEERLEADERS Front: Jennifer Bales, Laura Wei she, Cindy Taylor, Beth Souders. Bock: Terri Rutkowski, Dawn Travis, Nancy Prescott. 54 Standing: Solly Young, Renee Blank, Liso Pe- tett, Shoron Shipley. Seated: Terri Gehler, Mimi Achberger, Becky Jordon, Lynn Toroze- wich, Lynn Mohr. AND WRESTLERETTES Front: Beth Romsey, Judy Schneider, Cap- tom, Cheryl Phillips, Kelly Dunlop, Tricio Osborne. Bock: Sue Garlond, Shari Zaeh, Co-Captoin, Betsy Clover, Terry Cossidy, Terry Buscher, Sue Leisher. 55 Flyerettes (From left to right) Front row: Corolyn Battey, Suzonne Pet- tett, Vera Stomi, Reogen Renmnger, Chris Gregonis, Kathy Morris, Kim Parker, Cindy McCall, Beth Carlson. Bock row: Amy Goodwill (captain), Dawn Johnson, Vickie Query, Jenny Rawson, Dana Dupuy, Karen Smuland, Susie Polisini, Patti Stoller, Holly Burgett, Janet Ravenhall, Juona Spitzer, Debbie Ludlow, Judy MocNab, Pam Johnson, Rhonda Holloway. NOT SHOWN: Cindy Patterson (co-captain), Kathy Rupers, Judy Kloth, Julie Phipps. 56 Fishettes (From left to right) Standing: Tom Browning, Cindy Holpin, Liso Henn, Kim House, Liso Smock Kim N.ederhelmon. Sitting JoAnne Schroeder, Debb.e Stone, Solly Brown, Kothy Porter, Jenny Rond, Amy Bader. Standing: Jill Fle.sch, C.ndy Pond, Jon Reed, L.sa F.tzharns, K.m Hull, Lisa Hoffmon. Lodder: Annette Bar- nodo, Cindy Cooper. NOT SHOWN: Jano Coffmon. 57 SYCAMORE MAJORETTES 58 The Six Fantastic Majorettes Are: Front: Sonya Simmons, Tammy Demasters. Bock: Tommy Fronklin, Pom Miller, Denise Howmgton, Borb Cropsey. PULSATIONS These Talented Writers Are: Seated: Anne Thompson, Cyndi Prott. Stonding: Sue Denny, Cothy Bambury, Mr. McFodden, Gory Smith, Marianne Jackson. 59 FRESHMAN BAND Little Toots 60 GOLD BAND Tooters GREEN BAND 62 FRESHMAN STAGE BAND 1st Row: Bob Betts, Liso Miller, Lon Apt, Ken Smith, Cherie Bennet, Scot Puccini, Bill Parsons. 2nd Row Mark Murdock, Mike Pohl, Rob Hoyes, Dave Retford, Tom Nye, Jim Cassidy, Steve Phelps, Chuck Bosch 3rd Row: Rob Winget, Don Mullins, Paul Nyberg, Jeff Steven- son, Jim Whittenborger, George Myrtle, Mr Metzger BAND COUNCIL STAGE BAND First Row: Lisa Pettett, Ken Smith, Rick Shipley, Julie Nichols, Gene Browning, Bev Sanders. Second Row. Tom Coffey, Allison Kosty, Lori Apt Keith Koemer. Steve Bone Kevin Britt Gene Browning Tom Coffey Mark Conklin Dave Harvey Bruce Houpt Steve Hayes Eddie Hedges Scott Johns Jomes Kalsbeck Dove Kendle Keith Koemer Keith Kruse Dave Leiby Mike Lowrey Stacy Mitchhort Steve Niemi Susan Niemi Greg Phelps Cyndie Prott Jim Ross Doug Rout John Schwegmann Rick Shipley Dave Williams Chris Young Mr Metzger Mr Wagner BRASS CHOIR 63 Top photo, left LIBRARIANS Left to right: Ms. Evans, Mrs. Gooding, Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. Werner Bottom photo, left SECRETARIES NURSE Left to right: Mrs. Shinkle, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Beraha, Mrs. Reif, Mrs. Fox, Miss Taylor Top photo, right COUNSELORS Standing, left to right: Mr. Matthews, Mr. Clemons, Mr. Stewart; seated, left to right: Mrs. Knoll, Mrs. Theodore, Mrs. Robinson the top fifty miscellaneous people of 1942. Only time will tell. Mrs. Ford said that Judson claimed to be the discoverer of element 105, insisting it be called boomerium, and Mr. Bliton said that Judson was really Raphael Zupnick who was a C.I.A. agent in Somerset, Kentucky. Mrs. Wade said that Judson was Bruno Feldmeyer's long lost cousin and that he had been leading the life of a her- mit in Antarctica for the last fifteen years. When Mr. Sutter was asked this question he said, Judson just happens to be the greatest snow skier in the Austra- lian Air Force. It was his valiant effort which won the war of the worlds for the Australian Aborigine tribe — Kano. Mr. Taylor felt that Judson Boomer was the name of the Sycamore Aviator . And who knows, maybe it is. These are only a few of Sycamore's teacher opinions concerning Judson Boomer. No one seems to know who Judson is. Do you? Bottom photo, right MATH DEPARTMENT Standing, left to right: Mr. Sonenshein, Mr. Naberhous, Mr. Crowley, Mr. Moormeir, Mr. Dugan Seated, left to right: Miss Fasold, Miss Mudd, Mr. Sadler, Mr. Savage MUSIC BAND Standing: Mr. Sherwood, seated: Mr. Metzger A mysterious person, Judson Boomer, in- vaded the halls of Sycamore High School during the 1975-76 school year. The background of this man was a mystery to the student body, but various faculty members allowed us to print their opinions of Judson's origin and business. The vari- ous opinions really did not help to discover Judson's origin and business, though, be- cause the opinions were so different. But it is an individual choice, so choose the one you think best fits the desc ription of a mys- terious man. Mr. Lanker felt that Judson was the newest addition to the Sycamore teaching staff, and that he was of medium size, rather good looking, about twenty-eight years old, and he taught Spanish because he loved to. Mr. Henke had quite a story to tell about Judson. He said, Judson is one of the most interesting people I've ever studied. His contribution to the world of art is un- paralleled. Who could ever forget Whis- tler's Father or his modern abstract Downtown Blue Ash after Dusk . Few people know that he was equally talented as a writer. Who's Who in Erlanger and Ode to a Grecian Pagoda head the list of literary accomplishments. (P.S.) Don't be surprised if history judges him as one of Top photo, left ART, INDUSTRIAL ARTS, HOME ECONOMICS Left to right: Mr. Beaton, Mr. Blackburn, Mr. Lee, Mr. Acus, Ms. Marsh, Mr. Taylor, Mrs. Schamp, Mr. McFarlane Bottom Photo, left ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Back row, left to right: Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. Giardina, Mrs. Friedman, Mrs. Kearney, Mrs. Stirling, Mr. Gil- more. Front row, left to right: Mrs. Alley, Mrs. Pelley Top photo, right FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Standing: Mr. Lonker Seated, left to right: Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Lontz, Mrs. J. James Bottom photo, right SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Standing, left to right: Mr. Haverkos, Mrs. Ford, Mr. Emerson, Mr. Soldo, Mrs. Crumpler. Seated, left to right: Mrs. Keefe, Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Raschiatore, Mrs. Laverone Top photo, left ADMINISTRATION Left to right: Mr. Turner, Mr. Henke, Mr. Goodposter, Mr. Ruley. Bottom photo, left PHYSICAL EDUCATION Bock row: Mr. Listermon, Mr. Zoile , Front row: Mr. Imhoff, Mrs. Wade, Mr. Thompson. Bottom photo, right JANITORS Stondmg, left to right: Mr. Hettinger, Mr. Gruber, Mr. Wmsett, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. True. Seated, left to right: Mrs. Proctor, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Golden, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Prewitt. Middle photo, fiflht business DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Peterson, Mr. Bush, Mrs. Hopping. Bottom photo, left O.W.E. 4 r Left to right: Mr. Hurst, Mr. D. Sovoge. Bottom photo, right SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Standing, left to right: Mr. balvato, Mr. Riesenberg, Mr. Gousmonn, Mr. Mierenfeld, Mr. Rudisell, Mr. McFodden. Seated: Mrs. Bazell, Mrs. B. Jomes, Mrs. Woles. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooa It's Academic □ (DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION) (Left to right) 1st Row: Jenny Schuler, Koren Shoemoker, Connie Hoggord, Nancy Shoeffer, Susan Gee, Tricia Coleman. 2nd Row: Donald Winters, Ligdo Moores, Bob Lawson, Carla Brown, Tommy Franklin, Joyce Richardson, Koren Hoekzema, Marlene Mc- Cowan, Becki Hunt. 3rd Row: Mrs. Houck, Gory Holtmeier, Jim Dabbelt, Roy Ross. Not Shown: Ken Harrison, Karen Goysunas, Patti Kenney, Pot Harrington. 70 □ Up Stairway on Left: Diana Lynch, Debb.e Ogden, Norma Potts, John DelFavero, Mary Ross Rick Ham. ton, J.m Wilson, J.m Helton Tom Fair. Middle Stairway: L.sa Sanft, Kathy Harris, Kim Obst, Linda West, Dave Tauber, Lautenslager. Stairway Right. Ken Ogden Pete Kelley, Sheryl Mohones, Chuck Brinkman, Gary Walden, Bucky Johnson. 71 VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Cindy Luneock Kathy Wegelin Robert Godfrey Teresa Steele Candy Butler Amy Allen Rito Thomann Lori Cronin Michele Hromish Leslie Demar Carol Sturgill Cathy Williams Nancy Sturgill Charles Spain Karen Johnson Susan Early Dan Ebel Nancy Gardner Randy Flee man Brenda Stenger Toni Donisi Jane lie Krumm Renee Pke Jeff Stopford David Mintkenbaugh Robert Perry Billy Byrd Jeff Moertle Bob S wen sen Jim Chaney Andy Me 11 man Bruce Woodard Richard Brown Denise Munchel Kevin Poge Jeff Roseberry Steve Potter Randy Cooper Tom Ottopal Gina Donisi Richard Butler Rodney Butler 72 OFFICE HELPERS Kevin Kelsey Kerry Kone Juanita Perkins Cindy S teg man Becky Keeling Kim Robinson Diane Buhrloge Down Winget Cindy Kirklin Barb Schaufert Debbie Demasters Arlene Risma Janet Feldhues Lisa Cunningham Connie Sauers Karen Wilson Pam Miller Tammy Demasters Allison Thrope Jennie Rand Byron Freeman Ann Drennan Lisa Howkins Patti Strassel Terri Gehler Sylvio Kugelmon Dawn Johnson Penny Flemmer Steve McConnell 73 ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION (Left to right) Bock Row: Mrs. Theodore, Jon Seger, Lynn Wood, Jim Ansbro, Norman Barone, Donna Wmkelhous, Nancy Swonson, Rosie Romans. Sitting: Tammy Whitt, Steve Levine, Pom Borrett, Kim Sharpe, Debie Patton. Not Shown: Clint Sieben- trintt. Chuck Sargent, Jon Tomer, Angie Sherritt, Jeff Metcolfe. 74 WSYC NEWS TEAM (Left to right) 1st Row: Joe Gostmeou, Gory Reogon, Rick Sawders. 2nd Row: Dove Willioms, Scott Shumoker, Rob Bone, Andy Maxwell, Mark Brumugm. COMPUTER CLUB Left to right: Scott Daley, Mark Kochanski, Croig Schweiger, Merry Jo Falso, Skip Leeds, Alan Moore, Greg Westrich, Paul McElfresh, Chris Kreiger, Kevin Cosgrove, Jeff Feroce. Not Shown: Bill Neff. 75 UDilMT ©©UNCOIL (From left to right) Front Row: Lynn Torozewich, Susan St. Louis, Katie Stancliffe, Beth Haggerty, Loura Osborne, Forrest Earl, Jim St. Louis, Beth Nem, Sue Welsh, Becky Jordan. Second Row: Mr. Solvato, Mark Conklin, Kathy Donovan, Dole Hunt, Meredith Eidelmon, Roger Davis, Ken McLaughlin, Chip Nelson, Chris Bottle, Amy Pennington, Gail Gorrett, Liso Pettett. Melanie Hartman. Third Row: Jeff Walthour, Amy Goodwill, Noncy Prescott, Terri Gehler, Solly Young, Cmgy Toylor, Down Travis, Sean Moore, Jerome Byrd, Bill Cutshall, Dennis Benvie, Sharon Shipley, James Kolsbeck, Linda Poge, Tama Kerby, Karen Ellis. 76 IMATU0IML (H)©[M©[R President: Tom Ludeke Vice-President: Amy Bennett Secretary: Kathy Donovan Treasurer Craig Mosley (From left to right) First Row: Rondy Williams, Carol Welsh, Jason Weller, Ellen Troutmon, Rita Thomann, Tommy Swango, Joan Suchocki, Margo Stewart, Todd Stevenson, Katie Stoncliffe, Jenny Stabryllo, John Spooner, Jeanne Souders. Second Row: David Smith, Judy Singleton, Jeff Schrimpton, Rick Shipley, Sharon Shomblen, Sandy Shomblen, Craig Schweiger, Susan Schmid, Luonne Schmid, Cathy Rose, Denise Rohrer, Beth Ramsay, Michelle Prosser, Cynthia Pond. Third Row: Noncy Piliaris, Diane Peterson, Amy Peterson, Ann Peter, Julie Nichols, Joe Munz, Madelyn Mohr, William Mattingly, Steve Morrer, Carol Lowery, Kathy Lontry, Peggy Kutos, Allison Kosty, Marcia Klott, Steve Keller, Jomes Kolsbeck. Fourth Row: Bill Jordan, Robin Johnson, Pom Johnson, Dale Johnson, Scott Johns, Marianne Jockson, Bill Hutcherson, Kothy Hugenberg, Holly Hollmeyer, Karen Hillen, Steve Hayes, Bruce Haupt, Donna Gregory, Kris Gregoms, Julie Gordon, Goil Garrett, Dan Fogelson, Jeonne Feighery, Ten Emerson, Ann Drennan, Lisa Cunmnghom, George Cook, Tom Coffey, Kim Case, Kim Compbell, Holly Burgett, Dione Buhrloge, Shirley Brossmon, Suzanne Bone, Rennee Blank, Dennis Benvie, Amy Boder, Pomelo Anderson, Mimi Achberger. NOT SHOWN: Richard Allen, Merry Jo Falso, Anne Hesford, Becky Jordon, Matt Prosser, Richord Purdue, Connie Ross, Susan St. Louis, Gary Smith, Beth Tuke, Jeff Gil ton. 77 Thespians and Officers THESPIANS: In aisle: Keith Kruse, Mork Stahl, Abby Anderson, Mike Lawrence, Donma Becknell, Dan Fo- gelson, Down C. Verkuilen, Molly Wallace, Patty Stoller, Cindy Steamon, Marilyn Moore, Kevin White. Between seats: Donna Gregory, Gene Browning, Kothe Lantry, Lisa Fitzhorris, Ellen Troutmon, Bill Hutcherson, Juana Spitzer, Jennifer Morrer, Kim Abernathy, Lisa Pettett, Karen Kuntz, Helen Schipper, Phil Barker, Dave Henn, Lisa Hoffman, Deb Klemhenn, Dana Dupuy, Steve Day. 78 THESPIAN OFFICERS: Dawn C. Verkuilen (Sec.) Donnia Becknell (V.P.) Dan Fogelson (Pres.) S.T.A.G. and Tech Crew Sycamore Theatre Arts Groupe 1st row: Juono Spitzer, Mark Stahl, Donmo Beck- nell, Ellen Troutman, Liso Pettett. 2nd: Kim Hooton, Kim Abernothy, Ron Scheetz, Keith Kruse, Cindy Stegman, David Brenner, Molly Wallace, Gene Browning, Potty Stoller. 3rd: Fron Cassidy, Sylvia Ku- gelmon, Donno Gregory, Dove Henn, Phil Barker, Debbie Kleinhenn, Helen Schipper, Sondy Wolf, Kothe Lontry, Dawn C. Verkuilen. 4th: Bob Fenwick, Jennifer Morrer, Kevin Britt, Jock Gollogher, Juanita Perkins, Morilyn Moore, Lisa Meyer, Dona Dupuy. Standing: Jock Gollogher, Ron Scheetz, Dave Henn, Mork Stahl. Seated: Donno Gregory, Keith Kruse, Cindy Stegmon, David Brenner. 79 SAE First row Seated: Kevin Kelsey, Luanne Schmid, Eric Vail. Second Row: Tommy Swango, Greg Claycomb, Brian Tunnell, Carol Dick. Third Row: Peggy Broughton, Susan Schmid, Randy Williams, Peter Johnson, Amy Bader, Mrs. Simmons, Carol Rose. First Row: Mike Turner, Billy Spormg, Mike Nelson, John McKibben, Doug Porker. Sec- ond Row: Grea Fetzer, Jeff An- cona, Tom St. Martin, Jeff Feroce. Third Row: Mark Peters, Alan Hogan, Greg Bos- sermon, Brian Chambers. Fourth Row: Todd Williams, Randy Ryals, Byron Freemon, Bill Gittmger. Fifth Row: Dave Spormg, Jim Montague, Henry Larson. Sixth Row: Gerhard Ahtmg, Mr. Sutter, Tim Hendrixson, Reed Chocksfield. KEY CLUB 80 LIBRARY AIDS First Row Seated: Beth Thesmg, Tara Silcox, Kim Addison, Sam McElfresh, Kathy Parker. Second Row: David Bowling, Loro Kelley, Susan Hearth, Mike Newland, John Hughes, Scott Schumaker, Karla Redden, Andy Maxwell. 81 'he Leaf Front: Jeff King, Forrest Earl, Howard Hudson, Bill Neff, Chris Krueger. Bock: Melissa Collins, Elizabeth Harvey, Cathy Rose, Connie Sauers, Sue Welsh, Don Steidle, Henry Larson, Jeff Corr, Jeff Shrimpton, Gene Browning. 82 presenting . . . LOG Staff The illustrious and industrious LOG staff, through much controversy and confusion, able to put this yearbook together. who Standing: Down V. Ver- kuilen, Editor; Scott Sieve, w®re Steve Hoyes, Cothy Rose, Suzonne Bone. Seated: Me- lissa Collins, Joan Suchocki, Julie Hulse, Sally Vorpe, Amy Bennett, Tammy Swongo, Kim Campbell. 83 SPANISH CLUB Left to right: Cindy Holpm, Corol Holthous, Lisa Henn, Beth Hulse, Lisa Hulse, Ingrid Multhoppe, Mr. Lanker, David Johnson, Steve Hoyes, Tommy Swongo, Susan Lennord, Fron Schuelter. Not Shown: Debbie Cloypool. GERMAN CLUB (Left to right) First Row: John Hutcherson, Mike Et- tensohn, Bob Spitz — Pro- gram Chairman. Second Row: Mrs. James, Nancy Goldston, Wendy Hoger — Secretary, John Spooner — President, Lorry Stone, Jeff King, Ann Peter, Anne Ritter, Diana Buhrloge — Membership Chairman, Cindy Spoon, Barb Crapsey, Randy Williams — Secre- tary, Andy Norris, Tom Noone. Not shown: John Winkler, Kevin Cosgrove, Greg Westrich, Dawn Fryer, Ernie Hudson, Pam An- derson. 84 FRENCH CLUB (Left to right) First row: Jodi Gentzler, Lisa Whitney— Secretory, Koren Grant — Treasurer, Kim Case — Vice-President, Tobey Rowson, Loune Apt. Second row: Donndo Hofflond, Jill Fleisch, Liso Creoger, Liso Miller, Sylvia Kugelmon, Denise Rohrer, Jenny Rond, Liso Cunnmghom, Mrs. Guyton, Susan St. Louis, John Lee, John Suchocki, Lynn Wood, Beckey Keeling, Terry Randolph, Lmdo Stohl, Gory Miller, Kim Dean, Mark Testerman, Morgo Stewart. Not shown: Melissa Collins— President, Russell Johns, Go.i Gorrett. G. A. A. (GIRL’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION) (Left to Right) 1st Row: Joann Schroder, Cindy Pond, Lynn Mohr, Melanie Greenberger, Annette Popp, Sue Williams. 2nd Row Dona Tilley, Jill Fleisch, Debbie Romans, Mory Conners, Karen Hare, Cindy Halpm, Lisa Henn, Holly Burgett. 3rd Row: Mrs. Wales, Penny Flemmer, Vicki Pursley, Lisa Feisch, Terri Bosma, Cindy Spoon, Kim Whitney, Donna Short, Dawn Johnson, Reogan Reninger. 86 IT’S ACADEMIC 87 Left to right: Richard Purdue, John Winkler, Dole Johnson, Craig Mosley, Jeff King. □ JUNIOR COUNCIL From left to right: Jim Ansbro, Richord Chisholm, Liso Cunningham, Jenny Rond, Debbie Stone, John Craig, Jeanne Feighery, Greg Claycomb, Kathy Oxx, John Suchocki, Karen Krieger, David Femour, Jeon Hayden, Karen Smulond, Liso Fitzhorris, Jason Weller, Mork Giese, Don Stegman, Tim Jester, Phil Barker, Andy Hansen, Randy Williams! Mr. Riesenberg, Andy Norris, Jeff Hogeman. 88 ON WORLD AFFAIRS Sycamore Environmental Action League (From left to right) Noncy Gardener, Karen Heoreth (Treasurer), Diono Buhrloge (Secretary), Mark Beamer, Ken Laipson, Eric Vail, Tony Stegmon, Don Stegmon (President), Bill Verkiulen, Mike Pohl, Mr. McFadden. NOT SHOWN: Kevin Powell. 89 Homecoming Dance Christmas Dance Prom HOMECOMING ---------------- r 'N Homecoming week at Sycamore was one filled with spirit and anticipation. Tfiere was the float construction, (which class would win? — the Sophomores!) the rousing pep assembly, the parade through town, and then the night of the football game. We did not win, the score was Madeira, 22, Sycamore, 8. But at Halftime, as the flyerettes, majorettes, and band performed, spirit was as strong as ever. Then came the crowning of the court with Sharon Shipley and Jerome Byrd as Queen and King. Their court consisted of seniors Rob Adams and Patti Frick; juniors Lynn Tarazewich and Roger Vieth; sophomores Gail Garrett and James Kalsbeek; freshmen Tama Kirby and Bret Harison The best of Homecoming was still to come. Satur- day, at 8:00, our everyday commons became the enchanting setting for the Games of Magic Homecoming dance. Ushers were dressed as magicians in black capes and tall hats. Other magician instruments were used as table centers. Everyone was in good spirits, dancing, laughing, and talking. But as the hours slipped by, and the crisp new corsages began to fade a little, the time came to say good-bye. Sadly, everything was over. The awaited celebration of our school's Homecoming was a week to remember. V 92 WEEK 93 Starry, Starry 94 95 PROM Our prom occured on the night of May 8th, 1976. It was held in the Hall of Mirrors of the Netherland Hilton Hotel. Something new was added this year. Dinner was served at the prom. This was a big success. Sycamore had the biggest turn-out for prom ever. At 12:00, the court was announced. Sharon Shipley and Chris Storm were second runners up, Lynn Mohr and Andy Stewart were first, and the prom king and queen were Ray Ross and Sue Gee. The band played I Only Have Eyes For You in a special dance for the court. At 1:00, it was time to go. Prom night was not over yet but the rest can be left for you to remember. 96 98 99 100 101 IDE CURIOUS SAVAGE IN DINNER THEATRE In mid-November, S.T.A.G. presented THE CURIOUS SAVAGE in a manner totally new to Sycamore: Dinner Theatre. The first two performances were done in a conventional manner. Then, the entire set was ripped down, turned around, and put up backwards to face the Commons. On the last two nights, a deluxe buffet dinner was served, after which the audience (the show was sold out three nights out of four) sat back and enjoyed the show. SAVAGE deals with a lovable matron who has recently fallen heir to $10 million in negotiable bonds which she wants to put into a Happiness Fund. Her three grown stepchildren put her into a Home called The Cloisters in hopes of getting the money. Mrs. Sav- age, however, has hidden the bonds and leads the kids on a myriad of wild-goose chases in fruitless search of the bonds. At The Cloisters, Mrs. Savage meets cherubic Hannibal, shy Jeffrey, child-like Fairy Mae, doll-toting Florence, and feisty Mrs. Paddy, who never speaks except to bellow lists of things she hates. Through her escapades, Mrs. Savage teaches the in- mates — as well as the audience — the importance of unimportant things. THE CAST Mrs. Savage Titus Savage. . . , Samuel Savage . Lily Belle Savage Fairy Mae...... Florence....... Hannibal ...... Donnia Becknell . . Dan Fogelson . . Jeff Metcalfe . . Angie Sherritt . . . Kim Hooton . Abby Anderson . . . . Phil Barker Mrs. Paddy o Dawn C. Verkuilen 102 U' 103 □ □ D Sycamore's second production of the year was Paul Zindel's THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN-1 N-THE-MOON MARIGOLDS, which has something of an unusual history at our school. MARIGOLDS was first directed during the '74-'75 school year by Karen Rouse, than a senior. It was considered of high enough quality to be token to an interscholastic contest ot Raymond Walters, where it won o superior rating. This year, Mr. Dennis Klosmeier held tryouts for the port of Ruth (vacated when Melissa Walloce graduated), got the rest of the original cast together, and began rehearsals again. This year, MARIGOLDS ran — in the round, as last year — for three nights, Jan. 14, 15, and 17. On opening night, two judges from International Thespians attended. Soon afterward, Mr. K told the cast that the show would be taken to both the Ohio State Conference (weekend of Feb. 20) and the In- ternational Thespian Conference (at Ball State Uni- versity, week of June 21, 1976). This clearly dem- onstrated that the cast and crew of MARIGOLDS attained a superior level of quality. MARIGOLDS is a character study of the Hunsdorfer household: Beatrice, the mother, slovenly and em- bittered; Ruth, the eldest daughter, half-mad, soon to be a carbon copy of her mother; Nanny, the oc- togenarian vegetable living with the family for $50 a week; and Tillie, the younger daughter, unob- strusive, undemanding, almost pathologically shy, but with two gifts: science and hope. As the family sinks in a quagmire of hate and frustration; as they are soon to be swallowed up by the acidic bitterness of the world and themselves, only one can escape. And that one ... is Tillie. THE CAST Beatrice...........................Donnia Becknell Tillie...........................Dawn C. Verkuilen Ruth..................................Fran Cassidy Nanny..........................................Kim Cosker Janice............................Jennifer Marrer 105 Ye Gods! MUSIC MAN wows ’em Who could resist that everfresh musical come- dy, THE MUSIC MAN? Judging from the crowds who attended Sycamore's production in March, hardly anyone! There was some- times what seemed like o cast of thousands, but with Mr. Klasmeier as director ringleader, all went smoothly — most of the time, that is. Mr. Wagner produced the show, and with the cast really working together from everything from Shipoppi to Till There Was You , Sycamore theatre fans were treated to an eve- ning of music, fun, romance — to put it plainly, pure enjoyment. THE CAST TRAVELING SALESMEN . . . Gene Browning, Bill Hutcherson, Mark Stahl, Kevin White, Bob Spitz, Mike Lawrence CHARLIE COWELL..... CONDUCTOR ......... HAROLD HILL........ MAYOR SHINN........ EWERT DUNLOP....... OLIVER HIX......... JACEY SQUIRES ..... OLIN BRITT......... MARCELLUS WASHBURN TOMMY DJILAS....... MARIAN PAROO....... MRS. PAROO......... AMARYLLIS ......... WNTHROP PAROO...... . . . . Jeff Metcalfe . . . Andy Mellman . . . . Dan Fogelson . .. . Pete Johnston . Mr. Jim Cofferky . . .Mr. Dan Henke Mr. George Stump . . Mr. Jim Thomas .....Phil Barker . . . Gene Browning . .Amy Pennington . . . Abby Anderson .....Donna Pione .....Scot Puccini EULALIE MACKECKNIE SHINN Donna Gregory ZANEETA SHINN........... Lisa Pettett ALMA HIX.............Sylvia Kugelman MAUD DUNLOP.............Kathe Lantry ETHEL TOFFELMEIER .. . Dawn C. Verkuilen MRS. SQUIRES............Rita Shumate CONSTABLE LOCKE............Steve Day Many people worked long and hard hours in order to make this show as great as it was. Space doesn't permit us to list them all. How- ever, we would like to thank David ( Gerf ) Brenner for his true dedication, the loan of his talent, his spirit, and his thousands ( I lost count after 2000 ) of hours of work on tech. Thanks, Gerf. 106 I 4 113 115 SENIOR RECOGNITION 116 117 118 119 GRADUATION 122 125 1976 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Closs Leaders Jerome Byrd ond Sharon Shipley Most Outstanding Craig Mosley ond Becky Jordan Most Scholorly Sue Welsh ond Jeff Gilton 126 Spiffiest Dressers Steve Marrer ond Cindy Michels Most Bicentennial Steve Keller ond Becky Jordon Best Brownosers Chuck Fronk and Becky Jordan Best Talkers Amy Goodwill and Pete Johnston Most Likely to Become Famous Best Athletes Gary Kuhre ond Dawn Verkuilen Sue Zoch and Andy Stewart (Not pictured) Most Experimental Dale Johnson and Wendy Wingo 127 Mott Prosser and Sue Zoch getting olong the best they con. 128 NOT PICTURED Most Artistic . Suzanne Pettett and Don Smith Best Actor Actress Gene Browning and Dawn Verkuilen Most Interestma Hoir Styles Jeff Carr and Jane Snider Most Changed Since Freshman Year . . Richard Allen and Vickie Query Best Nickname Jeff Gilton and Merry Jo Falso 129 Worst Handwriting Julie Nichols and Jeffery Cross King 130 Rob Adams Teresa Adorns Richard Allen Doug Arnold David Bonweg Lou Anne Bowles Andy Bregger David Brenner Michael Brizowski Sue Brice Greg Bristol Gene Browning 133 Toni Browning Chris Budde Carrie Budinger Mory Beth Buer Candace Butler Richard Butler Jerome Byrd Sandy Cannon Reed Chacksfield Kim Chamberlain SueClaypool Kathy Cole Tricia Coleman Mary Conners Danny Constable Carol Cook Scott Corcoran Rob Crapsey 135 Jim Cundiff OrvillaCupp Karen Cutshall Ken David Ralph Davis Steve Day Debbie Deranger Lisa Derrick Bart Devlin Janet Devlin Kathy DeVore Bob Diebel 136 Kathy Donovan Gina Donisi Arlene Douglas Ann Drennan Sandra Dressier Benji Dulle Rick Dulle Forrest Earl Krista Edwards Karen Ellis Doug Engel Merry Jo Falso 137 Gayle Filippi Danzivor Fluker Charles Frank Tammy Franklin Mimi Freshley Patti Frick Tina Gabbard Steve Gaye Karen Gaysunas Susan Gee Jacki Gifford JeffGilton Steve Gittinger 138 Mark Garrett Reed Gerberick Amy Goodwill ‘I Nancy Hamburg Donna Gregory John Griffiths Kimerly Harmon Kathy Harris Connie Haggard ' v | v' r' Beth Haggerty Sandra Hamrick Ken Horrison Karen Hart Judy Hartman Susan Heareth Edward Hedges Meg Heger Carol Heinlen Sherry Herrin AnneHesford Robert Hettinger Karen Hillen Karen Hockzema Steven Hock Sherri Holloway Kim Hooton Denise Howington 140 Rebecca Jordan Steve Keller Kevin Kelsey Lora Kelly Dave Kenole Patti Kenney Jeff King Debbie Kleinhenn Ul Judith Kloth Keith Koerner Lisa Kordwitz Jan Krumm ■ SYCAMORE Jill Krumm Keith Kruse Gary Kuhre Karen Kuntz Peggy Kutas Henry Larsen Sandi Larsen Scott Lautenslager 142 Donitta Luc key Donna Luckey Bob Lawson Mike Lawrence SENIORS 76 Laurie Macmann Tom Ludeke Don Ludlow Lisa Maegly Sheryl Mahanes Kim Manolis Jon Markle Steve Marrer U3 Karen Matherne Kenny Mathis Michael Maynard Cindy McCall 144 Thomas Mueller John Mulhollen Vanessa Nantz Lisbeth Nein 145 Linda Moores Debbie Morrison Craig Mosley Sharon Muchel Mike Newland Julie Nichols Kenny Ogden Carol Ottopal Laura Osborne Dan Oxx Kevin Page 146 Michael Peters Julie Petry Suzanne Pettett Greg Phelps Julie Phipps Nancy Pi liaris Kim Popp Norma Potts Lori Prickett Linda Pritchard Matt Prosser Bill Puccini 148 Donald Ramsey Christy Rawson Jenny Rawson Jill Reuszer Alida Rhode We leave this life For places far from here But not without concern Nor without fear. We leave the friends We have made But not without sadness Nor without dismay. We leave this brotherhood A bondage grown dear But not without memories Nor without tears. Mary Scullion Joyce Richardson Mona Roberts Ray Riley Jeffery Roseberry Connie Ross ■ Mary Ross Ron Rubrecht 150 Kathie Scoles Charmaine Sheldt Nancy Shaeffer Sandy Sharp Kim Sharpe Sue Shellenberger Sharon Shipley Karen Shoemaker Jeff Shrimpton Karen Sigourney Rita Shumate Rhonda Small 152 ALWAYS ABOVE US IS THE SKY . . . Its airy heights, its boundless stretching blueness Reaching out to engulf our world. Sometimes cotton clouds. Often tempestuous blackness, But always it has shielded us. We have finished our exploration Of the world within our limited reach. Now, the time is come To go out beyond a blue sky. It is time to reach a shimmering star — Out beyond the blue. And if you reach beyond the blue, What do you find? Pam Wilkinson Brian Smith Daniel Smith Jean Smith Joan Smith 153 Charles Spain Bob Spitz Paula Sonneman Mark Stahl Dan Steidle Craig Steele Rod Steidle Jane Snider Teresa Steele Cynthia Stegman John Spooner Dove Sporing Todd Stevenson Andy Stewart Susan St. Louis Debbe Stoller Susan Lesley Keith Swensen Donald Tankersley William Tassos DebbieTaylor 155 —H 158 162 167 170 freshmen... 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