William Mason High School - Masonian Yearbook (Mason, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1972 volume:

MASONIAN WILLIAM MASON HIGH SCHOOL Mason, Ohio NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-TWO at ?w .. : ut'; 5 N ' f . N M 5CN gsa . 20 I VARSTV . fret? mm 1m Mm 1......nw r; a 01 .a. .. o c ... . :- r i. .J. . 1m 0! .95.??? 15m .m... a 07.67 Jaime CONTENTS PRESENT Faculty. . . . ...... 14 Seniors. ......... 28 Juniors ........ . . 48 Sophomores ....... 56 Freshmen. . . . . . . . 66 Clubs ......... . 78 Sports .......... 104 Features ......... 138 PAST ............. 170 FUTURE .......... 178 ADVERTISING ...... 184 11 DEDICATION jAMES GRAYSON MR. ,MM5 w 12 Dedication, service, and concern too often go unrecognized. However we, the Senior Class, wish to acknowledge these outstanding qualities which are all a part of the dynamic personality of Mr. James Grayson. Through this dedication we express our sincere thanks to Mr. Grayson. 13 ADMINISTRATION For the past thirteen years Mr. Frey has served as super intendent of Mason Local Schools. During this time the Mason system has grown from 1350 students and 41 teachers in 1959 to the present 2268 students taught by 102 teachers. Mr. Frey was most influential in our becoming a part of the Hamilton County Vocational School. Supt. Frey graduated with a B. S. degree from Wilmington College, then earned his Masters Degree at Xavier University. SCHOOL BOARD Finances, personnel, curriculum, and school policies are only a few of the responsibilities of school board members. These men have a deep interest in the school situation and do what they feel best for the entire student body and school system. Mr. George Gray, president; Mr. Arthur Smith; Mr. Russell Carter; Mrs. Ella Schurtz, secretary; Supt. Frey; Mr. Francis Girton; and Mr. Herb Wilkens. PRINCIPAL This year for the third year WMHS has been under the able A former teacher, coach, and guidance counselor at Mason, Mr. Carey received his B.S. in education from Wilmington College and his Masters degree in education from Xavier. MR. LEE 1. CAREY ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL In addition to promoting school spirit and pride, Mr. Unger pays particular atten- tion to attendance and disci- pline problems. He received B.S. and M.A. degrees from Bob Jones University, and his Masters in Education degree from Xavier. MR. RICHARD A. UNGER 15 GUIDANCE Guidance Counselor Joe Denehy holds a B. 5. degree in Education from Wilming- ton College and a Masters in Education from Xavier. MID Denehy is kept busy providing educational and vocational guidance for the students of Mason. He is concerned-With each student's ability, schedule, grades, and future plans. SEATED: Linda Ball and Mr. Denehy. Betsy Batsche, and Arlene Barnes. ' MR. JOE DENEHY - Head Guidance Counselor MISS CONNIE GAMIERE - Assistant Counselor M322 ' 959; 9 . w w: .9?! $ ; . ;;, S; STANDING: Bev Wessel, Janet Burke, Bev Hollon, OFFICE PERSONNEL Mrs. Beryl Mitchell, secretary, can be found answering the phone; giving needed information; helping students and teachers; as well as handling her many responsibil- ities. She is kept quite busy typing, filing, and keeping records. She not only handles the lunch-room account, but she also has charge of club and class accounts. BEHIND DESK: Carolyn French, Linda Lanter, Kathi Meyer, Peggy Middleton, Ruth Pop- plewell, Bev Hollon, and Sue Schutte. FRONT OF DESK: Ellen McCarnan, Nancy Federle, L013 Rapp, Sue Lanham, and Judy Bell. 17 18 SERVERS: KennyCarpenter, Mrs. Smith, Karen Fields, Ralph Pohlfnaln, VMIs. Clark, Larry Rapp. W! L lumin- - - . -::-' ,; :. '4 ' 43 ' a BUS DRIVERS: Mrs. Ernestine Lewis, Mrs. Judy Ford, Mrs. BettyMcKevitt, Mrs. Leah Stumph, Mrs. Jan Winston, Mr. Dave Sparks, Mr. A1 Schappacher, Mr. Al Schutte, Mr. Mel McGrew, Mr. Lonnie Oglesby, Mr. Dan Coifman, and Mr. Kennethjordan. George Palmer Lonnie Oglesby 19 4 -Ji 51'?1 .444, LILLY FREY B. 8. Wilmington College FRONT: Sharon Fansler, Susan Monk, Rita Hall, and Kathy Hacker. BACK: Mrs. Frey, Rose Rodgers, Tamara Lehman, Sheila Wilson, Tina Klein, Connie Spradling, Janine McGuire, and Sandra Hosmer. 20-Facu1ty CONSTANCE A. GAMIERE B. S. ,'M. Ed. Miami University SCIENCE A RONALD E. LOUDERBACK JAMES STEPUTIS W. MORRIS HENDRICKSON B. S. Wilmington College B. S. Morehead State B. 3. Univ. of Kentucky University M. Ed. Miami University 21- Faculty I 'x '5' KATHY ROSS SHIR LEY KR ESS CATHY GRAVITT B. A, Berea College B. S. Clarion State College B. S. Ohio State University X STEVE GOODMAN LEE HAMILTON JIM ORR B. 5. Univ. of Cincinnati B, A. Georgetown College B. A. Mount Union College Faculty-ZZ HOME EILEEN BURROWS B. S. State University of New York AMELITA MURPHY B. A. Monmouth College GWEN GOODE B. A. Cumberland College 23 - Faculty l NDU STR IAL ARTS J THAlj POWELL KEITH PENNINGTON B, S. Miami University B. S. Western Kentucky University GEORGE ROGERS TED L. MADDOX IAMES GRAYSON y A B. S. Wilmington College B, s, , M, Ed. Ohio State B. S. Cumberland College University M. A. Ohio State University MATHEMATICS Faculty-24 MUSIC PHYIAL WEDUCAIO : pl. 5 23,4, .1,,,.M.3 -9 :1. 'MJKZQ LVN ' V . 4;: -:' WILLIAM H. APKE JUDI SCHOTT B. S. Univ. of Louisville B.A. Morehead State M. Ed. Xavier University Univer s ity SYLVIA BOZIC EVICH B. M. OBERLIN COLLEGE JAMES c. RAUCH B. M. E. Morehead State University 25- Faculty SOCIAL STUDIES , 1 . DUANE C. SCHOTT DAVID P. POPPLEWELL MORRIS STRUNK JON HOPKINS B. A. Morehead State B. S. Miami University B. A. , M. A. Eastern Kentucky '3, 5. Wilmington College University University SPECIAL EDUCATIMON MAR Y PEC K B. S. West Chester College Faculty-26 , O.W.E.,:AND D'E' Q . .7 ' g e ANDY HENDRICKS KENNETH JORDAN B. A. Ohio University B. S. Cumberland College PEGGY BROWN HESTER S. SMITH DIXIE DAYE B. S. Eastern Kentucky B. S. Cumberland College B. S. Olivet College University M.A. Xavier University 27-Facu1ty DEBBIE ANDERSEN VICKI ANDERSON RANDY ANDREWS RUSTY ARAUIO LINDA BALL NANCY RAXTER SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jerry Speath, Secretary; Randy Andrews, Treasurer, Mike Gibson, President;Greg Meibers, Vice-Presidentn SENIOR S- 28 r :1: 3$ , ' K I: , , SH.A.RON BROWN SHIELA BRUMAGEN BERNIE BURCKARD STEVE BURGGRAF 29-SENIORS TIM C LUTTER SENIOR S-30 MARY COLLEY .r a '3 BOB CHRISTIANS ON RICHARD DILLON PALM DORLA f , I y I $k , ' NANCY FEDER LE TER BSA FIE LDS CAROLOU GAR EIS KATHY HACKER GEPHARDT 31-SENIORS CONNIE HENDRICKEON MIKE HENDRIXSON RIEHARD HENNINGER DIANE HENSLEY SENIORS-32 DEBBIE LEMA KATHI LEWIS BOB LIEDHEGNER 33-SENIORS IANINE MCGUIRE R IC K MORTON SENIOR S-34 DENNIS MULLINS DIANE MCCLUNG RICK NYXON i RUTH POPPL Egg WELL RALPH POHLMAN BILL PUGH 35- SENIORS 733$ 4 . . - , , A A CINDA SCHULER JANE SCHUTTE RICKY SECREST MARSHALL SIDWELL SBNIORS-36 '. A j DEBBIE SMITH DOUG SMITH MONTE SMITH RON SMITH 37-SENIORS DEBBIE ST EMMLER . ' F 3 W q f , I .. SANDY VAN HOOK STEPH TUCKER TED VON HOLLE MARCIA WALKER SENIORS-38 NICCI WEISMAN ED WILSON NANCY WILSON FR ED ZOPF F JEFF WINSTON GARY WOR TMAN JIM WING HE STER NOT PICTUR ED BILL ARROWOOD MIKE BRADLEY PETE COOPER RANDY HAYES MIKE HUNT KIM MACKEY BOB MADDEN HAYDEN SEALE GARY SILCOX JERRY SILCOX KAR LA SPRINGMAN 39- SENIOR S 40 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES LIKELY TO CCEED Susan Knoop Rusty Araujo BEST LEADER S Bev Hollon Bob c,hristianson ' 4 BEST ALL AROUND Greg Meibers Ruth Popplewell . J! MOST ATHLETIC Arlene Barnes Gary Miller MOST TALENTED Richard Dillon Diane McClung Jim Singer Gina Dunn 41 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES - CLASS CLOWNS Blll Pugh Nancy Wilson Tim Clutter Marcia Walker - ' MOST POPULAR Joe Ransom Steph Tucker 42 FRIENDLIEST Bernie Burchard Linda Ball MOST SPIRITED AND LOYAL Jeff Winston Betsy Batsche BEST LOOKING Mike Bowling Jane Schutte 43 SENIOR DIRECTORY DEBBIE ANDERSEN: FHA 1.2,3,4 Officer 4; GAA 1,2,3; Illusion Staff 4; Comettes 2,3;GleeClub 4; Musical 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Scholarship Team 1; Home Ec Award 1.2. VICKI ANDERSON: Pep Club 1. RANDY ANDREWS: Class Officer 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; F'CA 2,3,4: Illusion staff 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4 Co-Capit 4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Student Government 4; Homecoming King 4. RUSTY ARAUJO: NHS 3,4; Chess Club 2,3,4 Officer 3.4; Class Play 3.4; Scholarship Team 2.4; World History Award 2; English Award 2; Algebra Award 3; Spanish 111 Award 3; Physics Award 4. LINDA BALL: GAA 1.2.3.4 Officer 3,4; ClaSs Play 3; Cheerleader 2.3.4; Office Worker 3.4; Student Government 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Prom Queen 4; Schoiarship Team 3,4; Senior Superlative. ARLENE BARNES: NHS 3,4; Pep Club 1; GAA 1,2,3,4 Officer 4: Class Play 3; Cheerleader 1,2 ,3 ,4; Office Worker 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3 Officer 3; Student Government 4; Senior Superlative. MARCEE BARNES: GAA 2.3.4; Comettes 2; Class Play 4. BETSY BATSCHE: Class Officer 3; NHS 3.4; Future Nurses 3: Language Club 3'. GAA 1.2.3.4 Officer 4; Band 1; Choir 3; Musical 3; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4; Office Worker 4'. Senior Superlative. NANCY BAXTER: FHA 1; GAA 2.3; Musical 3,4; Gymnastics 2,3. ROGER BELL: NHS 3,4 Officer 4; Language Club 2,3,4 Officer 4; Drama Club 2.4 Officer 4; Chess Club 1.2; Musical 3,4; Basketball Manager 1.2.3.4; Track 2; Scholarship Team 1,2; Spanish I Award 1: Spanish 11 Award 2; Voice of Democracy Winner; Citizenship Award 4. NANCY BERRY: Future Nurses 2.3; GAA 1.2.3.4 Officer 4; Illusion Staff 4; Comettes 2; Musical 3; Class Play 3,4. STEVE BOOTH: Varsity Club 2.3.4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 2; Track 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Team 1. PEG BOTKIN: Drama Club 1,2.3,4; Band 3,4 Student Director 4; Choir 1,2.3,4; Chorus 4; Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Musica13,4;CJass Play 4. MIKE BOWLING: Class Officer 2; Varsity Club 1,2,3.4; Comet Staff 3; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 4; Track 1,2; Senior Superlative. BOB BOWLING: OWE 3.4; Basketball Manager 2; Basketball 1. MIKE BRADLEY: Football 3,4. Senior Directory MARILYNN BREWSTER: Pep Club 2; GAA 1.2.3.4; Comettes 2,3; Student Secretary 4. GARY BROWN: Varsity Club 2,3; Track 2,3; Cross Country 2,3. SHARON BROWN: Language Club 2; GAA 2,3,4; Illusion Staff 4; Class Play 3.4; Gymnastics 2; Outstanding IHusion Member 4. SHELIA BRUMAGEN: FTA 4'. FHA 3,4;Library Helper 3. BERNIE BURCKARD: Varsity Club 2,3,4 Officer 4; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 2.3.4; Mr. Ugly 4; Senior Superlative. JANET BURKE: NHS 3; Future Nurses 3; Pep Club 2; GAA 1,2,3; Comettes 2,3; Office Worker 4. KEVIN CARTER: Football 1,2; Basketball 1. LINDA CHAMP; FHA 2,3,4 Officer 4; Pep Club 1; GAA 3,4; Comettes 2,3,4: Choir 2,3; Glee Club 4;; Musical 4; Class Play 4; Library Helper 1; Western Star Cook Contest 3. TIM CLUTTER: NHS 3,4; Language Club 3.4; Class Play 4: Track 1,2; Cross Country 2; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; U.S. History Award 3; Itis Academic; English Award 4. MARY COLLEY; NHS 3,4; Language Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Choir 2,4; Glee Club 4; Musical 4; Class Play 3; Warren Co. Jr. Miss Contestant - Poise and Appearance Winner. JIM COOK: Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1; Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Intramurals 3,4. DEBBIE COONEY: Michigan 1.2; NHS 4; Choir 4; Cheerleader 4. JACKIE CORBIN: Language Club 2,3; Drama Club 2;'Band1:CJass Play 3. RICHARD DILLON: Photo Club 3,4: Illusion Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Play 4. PALMA DORIA: Class Officer 2; Future Nurses 3; Pep Club 1; GAA 1.2.3.4; Illusion Staff 4; Comettes 2; Musical 3; Class Play 3; From Attendant 4. REGINA DUNN: Lakota 1; Class Officer 2; NHS 3,4; FTA 3.4 Officer 4; Photo Club 2; GAA 2.3.4; Musical 4; Class Play 3; Cheerleader 2,3 ,4; Prom Attendant 3; Senior Superlative. DIANE EHDE:.Future Nurses 2,3; Pep Club 1; GAA 1,2,3,4 Officer 4; Comettes 2; Musical 3; Class Play 3. BRAD EVERMAN: Little Miami 1; Varsity Club 2.3; Football 2,3; Baseball 2,3; Track 2. SENIOR DIRECTORY NANCY FEDERLE: NHS 3.4 Officer 4; Future Nurses 2; GAA 1,2.3,4 Officer 3; Yearbook Staff 4 Editor; Band 1,2,3; Choir 2; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2.3.4 Officer 2,3; Ohio Youth Choir 3.4; Musical 3,4; Office Worker 4; Scholarship Team 3.4; Girls State 3; Glee Club Award 2.3; Citizenship Award 3.4. TERESA FIELDS: Photo Club 2; Comettes 2,3; Band 1; Class Play 4; Student Secretary 4; Scholar- ship Team 1. CAROLOU GAREIS: NHS 3.4; Future Nurses 2; Language Club 2,3; GAA 1.2.3.4; Yearbook Staff 4; Comettes 2.3; Choir 4; Glee C1 ub 2,3,4; Musical 4. MIKE GIBSON: Class Officer 4.. KATHY GREEN: Class Officer 3; NHS 3.4; Photo Club 2; DECA 3.4 Officer 4; Band 2; Glee Club 2; Class Play 3. MIKE GRIFFIN: F00tball4. KATHY HACKER: NHS 3 .4; FHA 1.2.3.4 Officer 3.4, Future Nurses 2,3. MIKE HAMMOCK: Class Play 4; Intramurals 1,2. PEGGY HATHAWAY: NHS 3.4; Photo Club 2; GAA 1.2.3.4; Musical 3; Class Play 3; Cheerleader 1.2.3. 4; Mccalls Correspondent. Photo Club 2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2.4; CINDY HEISLER; DECA 3,4 Officer 4', Comettes 3; Homecoming Attendant 1. CONNIE HENDRICKSON: FHA 1.2; GAA 1.2.3; Class P1 ay 3; Student Secretary 4. MIKE HENDRIXSON: Basketball 1.2; Baseball 2,3; Intramurals 3,4. DIANE HENSLEY: Class Officer 3; FTA 3; Language Club 2.3; Band 3.4; Choir 2.3.4; Glee Club 3,4; Musi- cal 4; Class Play 4; Library Helper 2; Scholarship Team 2; Warren Co. Jr. Miss Contestant. BEV HOLLON: NHS 3.4; FTA 2,3,4 Officer 4; Lan- guage Club 2.3 Officer 3; Thespian 3.4; Illusion Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4 Co-Business Manager; Band 1,2,3; Glee Club 2; Class Play 3; Office Worker 3,4; StudentCounci1 40fficer; Warren Co. Jr. Miss Contes- tant: Scholarship Team 1; Western Star Correspon- dent; Senior Superlative. MIKE HUNT: Golf 1.2.3.4. ROB HUTCHISON: Varsity Club 3; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2. JUDY JOHNSTON: Princeton 1,2,3; Choir 4; Chorus 4; Glee Club 4; Musical 4;C1ass Play 4. SUSAN KNOOP: NHS 3.4; Future Nurses 2; Language Ciub 2.3.4 Officer 3; Pep Club 1; GAA 2,3; Debate Team 1; Gymnastics 4; Scholarship Team 1.2 ,3.4; French II Award 2; DAR Good Citizen Award 4; Senior Superlative. JAY KROUSE: Football King 3. 1.2.3.4; Track 1,2; Prom GILiLANHAM: Chess Club 2.3.4; Photo Club 2,3,4; Football 1; Tennis 1. LINDA LANTER: Office Worker 4; Student Secretary 4; Jr. BOE Award 3. TAMARA LEHMAN: FHA 1.2.3.4 Officer; Future Nurses 2,3 Officer 3; GAA 1.2.3.4; Class Play 4; Library Helper 4; Home Ec. Award 3.4. DEBBIE LEMA: Future Nurses 3; Band 1.2.3.4; Ma- jorette 1.2.3.4; Head Majorette 4. KATHI LEWIS: Band 1; Student Secretary 4. KIM MACKEY: Class Play 4; Library Helper 3. JOHN MADDIN: Chess Club 1; Varsity Club 3.4; Track 2.3.4 Cross Country 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4. MIKE MAYS: Lakota1.2; NHS4; Scholastic Art Award DIANE McCLUNG: NHS 3.4; Photo Club 2; DECA 3.4 Officer 3.4; Choir4; Chorus 4; Glee Club2.3,4 Officer 3; Ohio Youth Choir 3,4; Musical 3,4; Class Play 3; Gymnastics 3; English Award 1,3; Outstanding Stu- dent 2.4; Music Award 3; Glee Club Award 3; DE Student of the Year; Edith Peters Award; Senior Superlative. BILL MCDONALD: DECA 3.4: Baseball 2; Track 3;, Basketball Statistician 3.4. JANINE MCGUIRE: Drama Club 2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Chorus 1,4; Glee Club 2.3; Musical 3.4; Class Play 3,4. GREG MEIBERS: Class Officer 4; NHS 3.4 1; Varsity Club 2.3.4 Officer 4; Class Play 3; Football 2,3; Basketball 1.2.3.4 Co-Capw 4; Baseball 1.2.3.4 Co- Cap't 3.4; Track 2; Prom Attendant 4; Scholarship Team 1.3; Citizenship Award 1,2; Danforth Founda- tion Award 4; Senior Superlative. KATHI MEYER: NHS 3.4; FTA 1.2.3.4; Language Club 2.3; Pep C1ub 1'. GAA 2.3.4; Illusion Staff 4; Musical 4; Class Play 3.4; Office Worker 4; Scholar- ship Team 1.3; Algebra 1 Award 1; Outstanding Stu- dent 1. GARY MILLER: Varsity Club 2.3 ,4 Officer 4; Foot- ball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 3; Track 1,3 ,4; Physicai Education Award; Senior Superlative. RICKMORTON: VarsityClub1.2.3;Track1.2.3;Cross ' Country 3 .4; Electronics Aw ard 4. Senior Directory SENIOR DIRECTORY DENNIS MULLINS: Football 1,2;H0mec0m1ngAt' tendant 1. DAVE NADLER: Class Officer 1; DECA 3.4 Offic- er 4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Tennis 2. RICK NIXON: OWE 3.4; Football 1. KAREN NORDSTROM: FHA 1.2.3.4 Officer 4; Pep Club 1: GAA 2.3.4; Illusion Staff 4; Comettes 2.4 CO- Capyt 4; Musical 3;C1ass Play 3. JEFF PECK: Varsity Club 1; Football 1.2.3; Basket- ball 1,2,3 .4; Baseball 2.3.4: Track 1.3; Student Council 1; Prom Attendant 3. CHUCK POLLARD: Varsity Club 2.3.4; Track 1.2.3; Football Manager 2. RUTH POPPLEWELL: NHS 3.4; FTA 3.4; Pep Club 1; GAA 1.2.3.4; Yearbook Staff 4 Ass't Editor; Com- ettes 2.3; Glee Club 3; Musical 3.4; 012155 Play 3: Office Worker 3.4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Danforth Foundation Award 4; Senior Superlative. DALE POWELL: Football 1.2; Track 1. BILL PUGH: Varsity Club 3.4;Off1cer 4; Illusion Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Football 1.23.4; Basket- ball 1.2; Track 1.2.3; Tennis 1; Wrestling 4 Cap't; Student Council 2.3.4; Officer 3.4; Art 111 Award 4; Senior Superlative. MIKE QUACKENBUSH: Photo Club 3; Baseball 2; Boys State 3. JOE RANSON: Class Officer 1; NHS 3.4; Varsity Club 4 Officer; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1.2; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 1; Student Council 4; From King 4; Trig Award 4;Sen10r Superlative. IRENE REAM: F'HA 1.2.3.4; DECA 3.4; Cafeteria Worker 1.2. MARK ROWLAND: Track 2'. Cross Country 2; Golf 3.4. DALE RUF'ENER: DECA 3,4; Auto Mach. 11 Award 4; DE: Student of the Year. MIKE SAYLOR: Varsity Club 2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 2.3; Track 1.2; Homecoming Attendant 2. CINDA SCHULER: FTA 3,4;Officer 4; FHA 1.2.3.4 Officer 4; Library Helper 3; Student Secretary 4: Senior BOE Award. JANE SCHUTTE: Class Officer 2; F'TA 2,3,4; Pep Club 1: GAA 1.2.3.4 Officer 4; Comettes 2; Class Play 3; Cheerleader 2.3.4; Hemecoming Attendant 4; Senior Superlative. MARSHALL SIDWELL: Photo 'Club 2.3.4; Debate Team 1; Band 1.2.3.4 Officer 4; Musical 3; Track 1. Senior Dir ectory GREG SILVEN: Photo Club 3,4; Class Play 4; Football 1.2.3. LINDA SIMPSON: NHS 3,4; Language Club 2.3.41 Officer 4; Band 1.2.3.4 Officer 2; Scholarship Team 3; Bookkeeping Award 3. JIM SINGER: Class Officer 1; Science Club 3; Var- sity Club 3.4: Golf 1.2.3.4; Senior Superlative. STEVE SLIGER: Science Club 1.3; Scholarship Team 1; Auto Mach. 1 Award. ART SMITH: Photo Club 4; VarsityClubB .4; Track 2; Cross Country 2,3. DEBBIE SMITH: Class Play 4 MONTE SMITH: Photo Club 3; Band 2.3.4; Tennis 1. DOUG SMITH: Science Club 3; Football 1.2. RON SMITH: Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3; Traci. 1.2.3. DAVE SPAETH: Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Base- ball 2.3.4. JERRYSPAETH: Class Officer 4; Science Club 1; Varsity Club 2.3.4; FCA 2,3 Officer 3; Class Play 4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1; Ten- nis 1.2.3.4. JOHN SPAETH: Varsity Club 2.3.4; Class Play 3; Tennis 1.2.3.4. KARLA SPRINGMAN: Future Nurses 2; GAA 1.2; Musical 2.3; Thespian 2.3; Class Play 3; Library Helper 1. DEBBIE STEMMLER: Future Nurses 2,3; Drama Club 2; Pep Club 1; GAA 1.2.3.4; Yearbook staff 4; Com- ettes 2; Musical 3; Class Play 3.4. DOUG THOMPSON: Photo Club 3,4 Officer 4; DECA 3.4; Football 1.2.3; Baseball 2; Track 1; GolfB. JILL TRACY: NHS 3.4 Officer 4; Language club 3; Future Nurses 3; GAA 2.3.4: Illusion Staff 4 Editor; Comettes 2; Choir 3; Glee Club 4:Musica1 3.4;Class1 P1 ay 3; Scholarship Team 3. TERESA TRIPLETT: Language Club 2.3; Pep Club 1; GAA1.2.3;Comettes 2.3.4: Glee Club 3,4. STEPH TUCKER: Future Nurses 3; Photo Club 2.3; PepClub 1; GAA 1.2.3; Yearbook Staff4 Co-Business Manager; DECA 4 Officer; Musical 3; Class Play 3; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4; Office Worker 3; Prom Queen 3; District DECA Sweetheart; Scholarship Team 2; Sen- ior Sn perlative. SANDY VAN HOOK: FHA 41 Staff 4. Pep Club 1; Illusion SENIOR DIRECTORY TED VON HOLLE: DECA 3.4. MARCIA WALKER: NHS 3.4; Language Club 2.3.4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Play 3', Scholarship Team 2,4; Biology Award 1; Outstanding Student 3; Social Studies Award 4. MIKE WALLS: VarsityClub 3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 2.3.4. YVONNE WARD: GAA 2.3.4; Class Play 3; Library Helper 2,4. NICCI WEISMAN: ClassOfficer 3; NHS 3.4; Language Club 3; Drama Club 2.3 Officer 2; Photo Club 3; Class Play 3; Scholarship Team 1.2; Girls State 3; Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. BEV WESSEL: Class Play 3; Student Secretary 4; Office Worker 4. CONNIE WILLIAMS: FHA 1.2.3.4; Photo Club 4; Pep Club 1; Band 1.2.3.4; Choir 2; Glee CIub 2,4; Musical 3.4; Class Play 3.4; Music Award 2.3. ED WILSON: NHS 3.4; Language Club 4:D1ama Club 2.3.4 Officer 2; Chess Club 1.2.3.4 Officer 2.3; Photo Club 2.3.4; Class Play 3.4; Boys State 3. JIM WINCHESTER: OWE 3.4: Officer; Football 1,2. JEFF WINSTON: Varsity Club 2.3.4; G01f1.2,3.4. FRED ZOPFF: NHS 3.4; Photo Club 3.4 Officer 4; Musical 3.4; Class Play 4; Football 1; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Geometry Award 2. Senior Directory QCBCOOOQQ Gregg Abney Tom Allen Mike Andrewg Debbie Ashburn JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Sue Schutte, Secretary; Annette Gray, Vice-President; Rita Judd, President; Kathy Van Hook, Treasurer. Randy Ashcraft Greg Ayers Priscilla Batsche Gary Baker Ray Ball Bob Baysore Doris Becker Peggy Bergen Keith Biehle Nick Blenke Bob Brackney Jean Branscomb Nancy Breyer Dave Brown Peggy Burnside 48-Juniors Helena Calvert Betty Carrico Donna Chapman Cheryl Clark Barbara Cooney Mark Diangelo Debra Brennan Bill Easterling Jim Eldridge Kathy Ellis Cheryl Ennis Louie Eves Olaf Faulkner John Federle Lora F enner Mike F ields Julie Fields Casey Fox Rosetta Fuller Janice Gardner Greg Gatman Darrell Gill , Jim Girton Tim Glazell Annette Gray Larry Gregg Barb Griffin Linda Hardin Earnie Harrison Janice Harvey Pat Hays Joni Henderson Kathy Hend er son George Highfill 50 juniors Debbie Hight Jeff Hill Diane Honerlaw Jackie Hudson Sabrina Huhn Scott Johnston Guy Jones Rita Judd John Keeton Howard King Susan Lanham John Lanter Bob Layman Mark Louis Debbie. Lovell Juniors-Sl Richard Mackey Teresa Madden Brack Martin Hugh Martin Mary Martin Debbie Mays Ellen McCarnan Greg McCracken Judy Meister Dan Middleton Dawn Middleton Dayle Middleton Peggy Middleton Geri Mollman Jim Moore 52-Juniors Debbie Mulford Randy Mullins Debbie Murphy Debbie Naylor N JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES: Sherry Rogers and George Highfill. Rick Newland Janet Nichols Art Noel Mike Norton George Overby Debbie Paskert Shauna Peck Don Peebles Cheryl Platt Darrel Powell Addie Raleigh Mike Randolph Don Ream Lois Reeseman Larry Reynolds Jun iors- 53 1 Greg Rhodes 1 Judy Rice 1 Bill Richardson 1 Jim Ritchie Sherry Rogers Angela Rupp 1 Larry Scaggs Don Schorr SHe Schutrte Beth Shaffernocker - Mardee Sherman . Darrel Sims '1 Sharon Smith ' Sherry Sneed Connie Spradling 54-Jun'10rs , Karla Springman Barb Straub Monica Suttmiller T erry Thompson Becky Tignor Debbie Tucker Rick Tudor Sheryll Turner Cathy Van Hook Steph Wallace Karla Webb Meg Weisman Jon Weller Rick Welty Frank Wilkens Bev Williams Donna Will iams Steve Wolfe Debbie Yoder JuniorS-SS 60650805366366 Rosie Alcorn Karen Anderson Charlie Andrews Christine Apgar Kathy Apking Diane Ashburn Cindy Ashcraft Jim Asher Janis Baker John Barnes B111 Baysore Judy Bell Dave Black Tom Borchelt Barbara Bowles 56 - Sophomores $1. W - Mb ; w summon? v? I SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President Mike P0wers;r Secretary Lisa Krouse; Vice-President Jim Miller; and TTeasurer Tom Fowler. Gerald Bowyer Sandy Brandt Gary Brown Jim Brovvn Steve Brumagen Jeff Brumett Greg Bucheit Henry Burggraf Larry Buschle Bill Cammett Jennifer Cash Steve Caudill Bob Champ George Chesney Jane Colley Ted Combs Paul Cooper Evalynn Crouch Dave Davis Sophomores - 57 Denna Davis Jeff Davis Cathy Dawson Jean Desfosses Theo Desfosses Pat Dowd Susan Dumford Guy Dunlap Jeff Durrell Connie Eberhardt Kathy Edwards Steve Emerson Connie Estes Bob Fee Linda Fee 58 - Sophomores Coral Fields Dennis Fields Mike Fields Jim Finke Lonnie Floyd James Forste Tom Fowler Jim Frazier Carolyn French Darrel French Charles Gabbard Patti Gibbons Debbie Gosser Karen Gray Kathy Green Sophomores -59 Patsy Green Cindy Gregg Ronnie Hacker R ita Hall Judy Hamm Jeff Hardin SOPHOMORE CiLASS FAVORITES Peggy McCurley. and Scott McKevitt Mary Harpen Roger Harper Kathy Hathaway Barb Hendricks Bob Hennel Bill Hollon Robert Hollond Curtis Howard Randy Hutchinson Roger Hutchinson g 60 - Sophomores Mark Jayne 4 Jill Johnson Glendeen Justice Kathy Kerkhoff Wayne Kiser Tina Klien Jim Knight Kim Krause Debbie Kreps ' 'Lisa Krouse ; Jim Kuntz Ron Lairson Amy Lakes Lilly Langdon ' John Lautenslager Barb Laymon , Donna Lear Vicky Lilly :James Madden :10 Ellen Manning ., Lydia Martin Sophomores - 61 Peggy MCCuriey Randy McDaniel Scott MCKevitt Pat McReynolds Chris Meibers Jeff Meyer Diane Middleton Jim Miller Susan Monk Rocky Moore Lisa Moreland Marilyn Morgan Becky Neat John .Nord strom Carolyn O'Banian Jackie O'Bryant Todd Parshall , Patty Passalacqua Ix Mark Potts 62 - Sophomores Glenda Powers Mike Powers Larry Pringle Dan Pugh Janet Rager Charlene Ramsey Lois Rapp Lydia Ream Karen Reed Rita Revis Kathy Richards Lloyd Ridener Vickie Ritchie Theresa Rogers Karen Routenberg Sophomores - 63 Janine Sams Dave Sanders John Sand ers Jean Saylor Helen Scott Mike Scott Kathy Sherman Phillip Silcox Mark Singer Greg Sliger Mike Smith Dave Snowden Debbie Sowards 64 - Sophomores b - - Tom Spaeth Becky Sparks Anne Springman Elise Springman Dennis Suttmiller Karen Terry Shane Tracy Ramona Traylor Bunny Turner Kathy Vest Pat Von Holle Mark Wilson Linda Wilt Fred Ziegenhardt Jane Zopff Sophomores - 65 35355655sz53 Jeff Abney Evelyn Alcorn Vickie Alcorn Christy Allen Chris Anderson David Anderson Wayne Anderson Julie Austerman Ronnie Ball Debbie Barnes Herschel Barnes Sandy Barnes Suzette Barnes Jenny Batsche Mike Becker Barbara Bennett 66 - Freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: President Frank Hendrickson; hom tom Vice-Pres- ident Sue Ehde; Secretary Susan Copley; and Treasurer Kay Harrison. Richard Bergen Tab Biser Debbie Black Laura Blankemeyer Mike Boland Carla Bradley Janet Branscomb Chris Brewster Diane Breyer Ricky Bright Geanette Browu Tena Brown Debbie Brumett John Brumett Frances Burchwell Anne Burke Gina Burton Ricky Cable Dwight Cain Roxanne Cain Kenneth Carmack Chuck Carrico Barry Carter Keith Carter Bruce Caudill Susan Chace Larry Champ Debbie Chandler Gary Cook Bart Cooper Pam Cooper Susan Copley Ron Cowan Steve Davis 68 - Freshmen Dan Day LouDonna Day Ronnie Day Scott Day Barry Diangelo Barbara Doria Jeff Dowd Sandy Duff Danny Dumford Jenny Durbin Robert DuVall David Easter Debbie Easterling Kim Eberhard Susan Ehde Kim Eickenhorst John Eifert Richard Ellis Debbie Engle Sharon Fansler Kathy Farwick Freshmen .. 69 Bill Federle Patty Fee Paul F inke Jack Flaherty Joyce Fosbr ink Darcy Fox Rhonda Gilbert Carol Gosser Mary Grigsby Kenneth Grisham Debbie Hagemann Grace Harpen Angie Harris Kay Harrison Bonnie Hasselbr'mg juanita Heaster Phyllis Hegner Frank Hendrickson Tracy Hess joan Hill Julie Hill Sherry Hill Karen Hines Amy Hoey Meg Honerlaw Eddie Hopper Sandra Hosmer Jim Huggard Eric Huhn Debbie Hunt Bob Jackson Charlotte Jackson Vicki jackson Terry Jarrell Tim Johnson Freshmen - 71 Jeff Kaufman Cheryl Kennedy Gary Kidd Kathy Kidd DEImis King Dave Kirkland Mary Knepper Jay Koepfle Kelly KrauSe 72 - Freshmen Kim Lakes Carol Lanter Denise Lewis Jeff Long Jerry Loveless Anita Mason Cindy Maxfield Rodney May Paula McCauiey Dave McCracken Mike McCurIey Rick McKevitt Greg Meadows Cindy Mehr Bob Mercier Fre shmen - 73 David Miller Gary Miller Greg Miller Mary Anne Miller Helen Morgan Denise Muegel Raymond Mueller Tim Mullins Carl Murphy Dee Naylor Dan Niederlehner Herb Orlick Bob Peebles David Raines Debbie Ramsey Kirk Ramsey Denise Rape Ellen Ream Sherri Reed 74 - Freshmen Sandy Reese Carolyn Reeseman Ruth Revis Jim Reynolds Sheena Ridner Mike Ridout Junior Robertson Dorothy Rogers Doug Regers Debbie Rupp Fred Schappacher Becky Scott Julie Sherman Mark Simpson Susan Skiff Susie Sliger Nelda Smith Jeanette Sneed Judy Stanifer Freshmen - 75 Eric Stemmler Cindy Tarvin Beverly Taylor Danny Taylor Glen Taylor Steve Thomas Don Thompson Tom Thompson Becky Trenkarnp Linda Turner Tony Ward Cindy Wardwell Scarlett Watson Melanie Webster Missy Weller Beverly Wheeler Barb Wilkens 76 - Freshmen Sheila Wilson Dave Williams Doug Williams Jimmie Williams Jenny Winston Darla Wise Wade Wise Dale Wolfe Mark Wood Judy Yoder Robyn Young Francine Z iegenhardt Jeff Zimmerman Freshmen - 77 SENIOR MEMBERS: F RONT ROW: Mr. Stmnk, Adviser; Kathy Gephart; Linda Simpson; Nicci Weisman; Kathy Green; Susan Kn'oop; Kathi Meyerers. Ross, Adviser. SECOND ROW: Diane McClung, Carolou Gareis, Debbie Cooney, Marcia Walker, Betsy Batsche, Ruth Popplewell, Gina Dunn, Jill Tracy, and Nancy Federle. BACK ROW: Roger Bell, Ed Wllson, Rusty Araujo, Joe Ransom, Tim Clutter, Greg Meibers, and Fred Zopff. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY vi NATIO NAL The National Honor Society is composed of students who have maintained a 3. 0 or higher scholastic average since entering high school and have shown character, service, and leadership in school and community. NHS was in charge of the coat check at all home basketball games. Money from the coat check was used to make a donation to the Walter Dwire Schol- arship Fund and to finance the NHS banquet at David' 5 Buffet. 78 JUNIOR MEMBERS: FRONT ROW: Mr. Strunk, Advisor; Greg Rhodes; Helena Calvert; Beth Schaffernocker; Peg Middleton; Sue Schutte; Dayle Middleton; Rick Newland; Mrs. Ross, Ad- viser. SECOND ROW: Jim Eldridge, Rita Judd, Monica Suttmiller, Annette Gray, Sherry Rogers, Debbie Hight, Barb Straub, Angie Rupp, Priscilla Batsche, Casey Fox. BACK ROW: Dave Browu, Pat Hays, Darrel Powell, John Federle, Jon Weller, Hugh Martin, Darrel Sims. L, ; n! -3 gym . -m... . OFFICER S- SEATED:Roger Bell, PIesident. BACK ROW:Mr. Strunk, Advisor; Ed Wilson, Treasurer; Nancy Federle, Vice President;Jill Tracy, Secretary;Mrs. Ross, Advisor. 79 80 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The FI-IS is a group of girls whose interests in life, family, community, and fun are the main focus in allclub OFFICER s: GronD Cinda Schuler, Chaplain; activities. This group pIOVideS ser- Linda Champ, Treasurer; Tamara Lehman, vice to various areas in school by Vice-President;wack rem Debbie Andersen, helping with numerous social func- Sergeant-at-Arms; Donna Williams, Corre- tions. spending Secretary; Diane Honerlaw, Secre- tary; Mrs. Burrows, Advisor; and Kathy Hacker Gephart, President. . ' . . . . . I ,. u , $31 ,. 1-D..- 5' . ,5: :V': Qua; WE: FRONT ROW: Cinda Schuler, Linda Champ, Tamara Lehman, Kathy Hacker, Debbie Andersen, Diane Honerlaw, and Donna Williams. SECOND ROW: Coral Fields, Jackie O'Bryant, Karen Nordstrom, Sandy Van Hook, Connie Williams, Yvonne Ward, Sheila Brumagen, and Vicky Lilly. THIRD ROW: Ellen Ream, DorothyRogers, Patty Fee, Linda Turner, Dena Richardson, Darla Wise, Geanette Brown, and Karen Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Linda Fee, Debbie Naylor, Debbie Engle, Dee Naylor, Judy Yoder, Shirley Goodlander, and Sandy Reese. FUTURE TEACHERS FRONT ROW: Connie Spradling, Rita Judd, Steph Wallace, Jackie Hudson, Hel- ena Calvert, Sue Schutte, Beth Shaffernocker, Dawn Middleton, and Debbie Mul- ford. SECOND ROW: Diane Honerlaw and Ellen McCarnan. THIRD ROW: Barb Straub, Bev Hollon, Peg Middleton, Sherry Rogers, Cinda Schuler, Regina Dunn, Mrs. Frey, and Dayle Middleton. FOURTH ROW: Bonnie Hasselbring and She- lia Brumagen. BACK ROW: Kathi Meyer, Jane Schutte, Ruth Popplewell, Cindy Maxfield, Diane Rape, Donna Lear, Barb Hendricks, and Connie Estes. FTA OFFICERS: I Bev Hollen, vice president; Gina Dunn, president; Peg Middleton, secre- tary;Mrs. Frey, advisor;Cinda Schuler, his- torian; and Sherry Rogers, treasurer. E Students interested in teaching as a career comprise the FTA. The objectives of the club are directed toward orienting high school stu- dents to the teaching profession, guiding them, and helping them evaluate themselves in rela- tion to teaching as a career. This year vari- ous aspects of teaching were represented by films, speeches, and a fieldtrip to Mariemont High School where open school environment was observed. 81 82 FRONT ROW: Karen Gray and Linda Wilt. SECOND ROW: Steve Caudill, Ed Wilson, Mary Harpen, Mary Anne Miller, Lydia Martin, Roger Bell, and Rusty Araujo. THIRD ROW: Bev Taylor, Pat Dowd, Meg Weisman, Mark Jayne, Linda Turner, Susan Copley, Peggy Harrison, and Karen Terry. BACK ROW: Janine McGuire, Barb Straub, Kathy Sherman, Lora Fenner, Karla Webb, Mardee Sherman, Bonnie Hasselbring, Tena Brown, and Debbie Rupp. DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club consists of those students interested in all phases of drama, from acting to stagecraft make-up. Within this group is con- tained the International Thespian So- ciety for members Who have earned the required number of points. The club is in charge of the Christmas play and its members perform in various ways in the class plays and ; , i ,. , Spring musical. DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS: ROger Bell, vice president; Karen Gray, secretary; and Mardee Sherman, president. 3': The Language Club is composed of students interested in foreign languages and cultures. Their monthly meetings this year featured programs on Sweden, San Salvador, Chile, and Brazil. The club took a field trip to German Village in Columbus. As a special project this year, members of the club helped spon- sor the exchange student from Brazil. LANGUAGE CLUB OFFICERS: Mrs. Goode and Mrs. Murphy, advisers; Sherry Rogers, presi- dent; Rita Judd, secretary; Linda Simpson, sec- retary; and Roger Bell, vice president. FRONT ROW: Geri Mollman, Mary Anne Miller, Linda Simpson, Sherry Rogers, Rita Judd, Janice Baker, Karen Gray, and Mrs. Goode. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bennett, Meg Weisman, John Federle, Diane Hensley, Lydia Martin, Pat Dowd, Richard Dillon, and Steve Caudill. THIRD ROW: Debbie Chandler, Denise Rape, Susan Knoop, Marcia Walker, Mary Colley, Connie Spradling, Diane Honerlaw, and Rusty Araujo. FOURTH ROW: Meg Honerlaw, Linda Turner, Tena Brown, Debbie Rupp, Barb Straub, Mardee Sherman, Karla Webb, and Mike Andrews. BACK ROW: Becky Scott, Diane Rape, Bonnie Hasselbring, Denise Lewis, Tracy Hess, Cindy Mehr, Ed Wilson, and Tim Clutter. 83 DEBATE TEAM M .at Each year the Debate Team, composed of students interested in argumentation and debate, prepares and presents the affirmative and negative cases for the national debate topic, Which is selected by the National Forensic League. The Debate Team, coached this year by Mr. Jim Orr, participated in three pre-tournament debates and won two. In the Warren County Debate Tourna- ment the Mason affirmative team was the only undefeated team. Mr. Orr and Karen Gray, who was selected as the outstanding debator of the Warren County Debate . Tournament at Waynesville. .L A e U; to Rt: Art Noel, Mtke Andrews, Bi 1 Cammett, Karen Gray, and Pat Dowd. 84 CHESS CLUB uh: ' i, ,. 3 Composed of students who knew how to play or desired to learn to play chess, the Chess Club met weekly to play chess. Near the end of the year, they CHESS CLUB OFFICER S: Bill Cammett, vice president; Rusty Araujo, president; Ed Wilson, 1971 Champion; and Darrel Powell, 1971 Co-Champion. 3A3?! . :3 .. 353:3 3: . '3' wk AROUND TABLE 3L :0 Ry Bob Peebles, Mike Andrews, Tom Thompson, Rusty Araujo, John Federle, Ed Wilson, and Don Peebles. STANDING: Eric Stemmler, Darrel Powell, Gill Lanham, Steve Caudill, Mr. Hamilton, Bill Cammett, Darla Wise, Shelia Wilson, Diane Rape, and Denise Rape. 85 SCIENCE CLUB Any student interested in physical or natural science can increase his lmowledge by joining the Science Club. In addition to fund raising projects and field trips, the club's major pro- is the annual Science Fair. This year's fair was held February 19. The nine participants were evaluated by the judges on the basis of the presentation of the project and knowledge of the scientific field. The fair was termed a success as 2 students received superior ratings, 4 received excellent ratings, 2 received ratings of good and 1 receivedarat- ing of satisfaction. Barb Wilkens went on to the State Science Fair in Columbus and receiveda rating of excellent. I t 55K :wvgwc lk SCIENCE FAIR PARTICiPANTS: FR ONT ROW: Bob Peebles, Dan Taylor, Bill FederIe, Dave Brown, and Eric Stemmler. BACK ROW: Rick Ellis, Barb Wilkens, Raymond Mueller, Steve Thomas, and Mr. Steputis. FRONT ROW: Dan Day, Jim Brown, Dennis Suttmiller, Steve Caudill, Rick Ellis, and Raymond Mueller. BACK ROW: Debbie Bight, Ellen Ream, Sandy Reese, Linda Fee, Mr. Steputis, Scarlett Watson, Joyce Fosbrink, and Carolyn Reeseman. 86 FRONT ROW: Wayne Kiser, Tim Stumpf, Mr. Maddox, Doug Thompson, Greg Silven, and Fred Zopff. SECOND ROW: Ted Combs, Lydia Martin, Debbie Hight, Mark Potts, Priscilla Batsche, Jackie Hudson, and Eric Stemmler. THIRD ROW: Jean Desfosses, Larry Scaggs, Marshall Sidwell, Jim Eldridge, Ed Wilson, Jim Knight, Greg Rhodes, Gil Lanham, Bill Hollon, and Richard Dillon. CAM E RA C LU B The Photography Club provides the opportunity for students to learn the basics of photography. Italso offers students interested in photography the chance to use a variety of equipment and tech- niques. The Photo Club supplies photos of school sports and other . ' x ', ' school activities for publication wk , e. - -. in the Mason Shopping Guide, The CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS! Vice-President Doug ThompT Western Star, the school newsr son; President Fred Zopff; Secretary Debbie Hight; Treas- paper and yearbook. urer Priscilla Batsche; Public Relations Jackie Hudson. 87 1NEWSPAPER STAFF 3. 'mqi. i . : ' 1 KNEELING: Kathi Meyer, Salli Moseley, Jill Tracy, Vicki Anderson, and Rick Welty; SECOND ROW: Debbie Andersen, Sharon Brown, Nancy Berry, Nancy Wilson, Palma Doria, Bill Pugh, and Randy Andrews. BACK ROW: Bev Hollon and Mr. Orr. Mr. Orr, Adviser, Jill Tracy, Editor. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ................................... J ILL TRACY FEATURE EDITOR .......................... RANDY ANDREWS BOYS SPORTS EDITOR ............................... BILL PUGH GIRLS SPORTS EDITOR ........................... PALMA DORIA LAYOUT EDITOR .......................... DEBBIE ANDERSEN COPY EDITOR ...................................... BEV HOLLON NEWS EDITOR ................................... NANCY WILSON ASST. LAYOUT EDITOR ............................ RICK WELTY STAFF REPORTERS ........... KATI-H MEYER, SALLI MOSELY, NANCY BERRY, SHARON BROWN, DEBBIE STEMLER, VICKI ANDERSEN. RITA JUDD YEARBOOK STAFF t Mrs: Goode, Marcia Walker, RICHARD DILLON Debbie Stemmler, Nancy Federle, Carolou Gareis, Steph Tucker, Bev Hollon, and Ruth Popplewell. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF NANCY FEDER LE BUSINESS MANAGER S BEV HOLLON STEPH TUCKER ART EDITOR MARCIA WALKER PHOTOGRAPHER RICHARD DILLON ADVISOR MRS. GWEN GOODE 89 DECA Distributive Education is not only for terminal students, but with appro- priate planning and scheduling a col- lege preparatory student interested in business may also have this oppor- tunity to gain useful, practical busi- ness training. v; ,-.:21 h i r OFFICER S: Diane McClung, President; Cindy Heisler, Secretary; Kathy Green, Treasurer; Doug Thompson, Publicity; Steph Tucker, Vice-President; Cheri Koch, Photographer; and Dave Nadler, Vice-President. u x? Distributive Education is a one or two-year program of instruction and Draining for high school boys and girls interested in merchandising, mar- keting, and management. Distributive Education is carried on under the supervis ion of the school board, school administration, and the teacher coordinator with the help and cooperation of the local business community. Distributive Education offers vocational training in marketing and mer- chandising goods and services leading to occupations in retailing, riskbear- ing, advertising, financing, wholesaling, storing, transporting, buying and selling. 9O SEATED: CheriKoch, Steph Tucker, Cindy Heisler, Irene Ream, Diane MC Clung, Kathy Green, STANDING: Randy Hayes, Doug Thompson, Gil Lanham, Dave Nadler, Dale Ruffner, John Sanders, Bill McDonald, Ted Von Holle, and Mr. Hendricks. Mason Seniors Tour Europe Becky Tignor, and Vicki Anderson. Three seniors from William Mason High School and their class adviser Andrew Hendrix are home after a jaunt through Europe. Jane Schutte, Kathy Green and Bill McDonald had a great time. There was more this year than lastf, said Mr. Hendrix. uThe guides stayed with the group and set things up as we went along. It's a great, fantastic trip in all ways. The kids saw a lot more. Our main purpose was seeing distributive business and manufacturing wor . The tour was sponsored by the Cleve! a n d Distributive Education Teachers Association. The students are members of DECA iDistributive Education Clubs of America. Focal points of the tour were Amsterdam, Haarlem, Volan- dam and Rotterdam in The Netherlands; Brussels, Belgium; Luxembourg, Paris and Riems, France. Air travel was by jet, land excursions by bus. 91 92 By BEVERLY HOLLON Several students of William Mason High School are to be congratulated on their magnificent artistic talents. The Southern Ohio Regional of the National Scholastic Art Exhibition, sponsored by Shillitols, was the competition ten of our students entered. Each school was permitted ten entries only, and out of ten en- tries from Mason five students received awards. The Gold Key, highest award possible, went to Mike Mays, a senior, for his sculpture. Gold Keys also went to Cathy Richards and Carolyn O'Banion, both sophomores, who each entered a textile design. Honorable mention was given to Bill Pugh, a senior, and Jean Desfosses, a sophomore, each having entered a 3-D design. These students received their awardslast Saturday, Feb. 12, at downtown Shillito's. A field trip of the art classes and photo club was taken Feb. 9 in order that the students could view the fine exhibition of art work from all over Southern Ohio. Congratulations again to these talented art students. SHILLITO' S TEEN FASHION BOARD Mary Anne Miller and Karen Gray ; hdason College, wi Thursday, I conducting h senior girls The guidan not reveal 1 this subject want to stea Looks as if be cooking. GAA has basketball Alumni Gi Basketball afternoon teams will schoolgymr has graduz Mason High participate may contac 398-2091 or 4494. Ever' mark your date. A reminde onel to stud be no school Day. We x 3 anyone go t have to. The Swee Saturday :1 success. Th WESTERN STAR CORRESPONDENT BEV HOLLON STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL Grout ROM: Joe Ranson, Jim Girton, Bill Pugh, John Lautenslager, and Tom Thompson. BACK ROW: Peggy Middleton, Bev Hollon, and Jenny Batsche. Not pictured: Lois Rapp. William Mason High School Council officers and represen- tatives for the school year 1971- 72: President-Bill Pugh; Vice President-Jim Girton; Secretary-Bev Hollon; Treasurer-Peg Middleton; Representatives-Joe Hanson, John Lautenslager, Lois Rapp, Jenny Batsche, and Tom Thompson. Everyone seemed well pleased with the Homecoming WI, which Student Council planned and arranged for everyone's en- joyment. It required much hard work from all members, but they feel it was all worthwhile. 51 a 7 I ' f 7. ft, :' Student Council, 1971-1972 school year. Front row from left to nght - Tom Thompson, Joe Ranson, President Bill Pugh. Second row from left to right - Jenny Batche, Lois Rapp, Peggy Middleton, Jim Girton, Bev Hollon. The honor roll at William Mason High School for the third ' e weeks is as follows: , SENIORS Marceline Barnes, Diane McClung, Jill Tracy, Marcia Walker, Debra Anderson, Rusty Araujo, Tim Clutter, Mary Galley, Debbie Cooney, Nancy Federle, Carolou Gareis, Diane Meyer, Joe Ranson, Linda Simpson, Fred Zopff, Randy Batsche, Nancy Breyei', alvert, v Debbie Brennan, ' 'Easterling', Jim Eldridge. e l John Federie, Julie Fields, .7 Ca'sey Fox,TimGlazell,Annette :5 Gray, Joni Henderson, Kathleen ' Henderson, Scott Johnston, -. Robert Layman, Ellen. Mc- ' .Carnan, Peggy Middleton, -- , Debbie Murphy,Rlcky Newland, 1:131 Judy Rice, Sue Schutte, Karla' . Springman, Rebecca Tignor, - RichardTudor, Cathy Van Hook . Margaret Weisman, Steve ' -' .7 Wolfe. Bill sopnomonns- -- Tom BorchettJarryBusdIle, Jim Fluke, Karen Gray, Greg .Sliger, Henry Burggrai, Bill I meCammett, Steve Caudill, Patsy alGreen. Rita Hall, Barb Hem Hershel Jayne, Donna Lear, Lydia Martin, Chris Meibers, Jackie OlBryant, Dennis Suttnuller Cindy Ash- Presents Funny Horior Students At Mason High Henseley, Judy Johnston, Kathy Barbara Cooney, Peuacne, Girl ihMizy 116m 'Cblliege; , nghf At Mason i craft, Judy Bell, Gary Brown; Cindy Cobb Ivalynn Crouch ' Pat Dowd, Susan Dumford Kathy Hathaway, Roger Hut- chison, Marion Kiser, Stan Keller, Alfred Lautenslager, , Peg McCurley, Pat McReynolds, 1 Lisa Moreland, Gregory Nedella, Patricia Passaiaqua, Glenda Powers, Larry Pringle, Janet Hagen, Charlene Ramsey, ? Karen Reed, Catherine l Richards, Karen Routenbergf 1 Dave Sanders, Helen Scott, Kathy Sherman, David Snowden, Tom Spaeth, Mark Wilson. FRESHMEN Q-mnn Copley, By BEVERLY HOLLON A. most impressive iceremony was performed December 2 as the National Honor Society held the apping of 28 new members. An assembly was held with all the students and some of the parents of both , new and old members attending. Speeches were given by various senior members to inform everyone - 3present as to the nature and aspects of the National 5; Honor Society. Branscomb, Diane Cynthia Brown, Gina Burton, Keith Carter, Barry Diangelo, Susan Ehde, Sharon Fansler, Joyce Fosbrink, Darcy Fox,y Mary Grigsby, Bonnie '. Hasselbring, Frank Hen- drickson, Carolyn Hess, Sherry Hill, Meg Honetlaw. Charlotte Jackson, Robert Jackson, Jay Koepfie, Carol Lanter, Denise Lewis, Anita Mason, Rick McKevitt Cindy? Mehr, Dan Niederlehner, Dan; Pricht, Dave Raines Debbie; Ramsey, Kirk Ramsey, Ellen . Ream, Carolyn Reeseman F Dorothy Rogers, Susan Skiff Suzanne Sliger, Judy Stanjfer Don Thompson, Becky Trenkamp, ,Tony Ward, Melani Webster, Barbara Wilkens David Williams, Ziegenhartt Mike McCurle mum snbw A1 msou HIGH scnom A Variety Show, entitled ? Anything Goes will be put on by the Music Department of William Mason High School. The performance will be on Thursday. January 20 at 7:30 PM. in the Music Room. Some of the teachers will be dancing and the students On Monday. May 22 at 47:30 p.111. in the William Mason High School gym- 'nasium the annual high ,school Achievement Night vwill be held. Mr. Ron Sur- face, Assistant Superin- tendent of Oxford Tal awanda Schools, will speak and awards will be preSented in 'a broad range of student activities. All interested people'in the community are invited to be present and' participate as those V students who have accom- plished outstanding achieve- Concert 011 Feb. 17 the William Mason High School concert band will , proeent an appreciation concert. in the high school music room The concert has been schedule supported and are supporting: the hand both financially and morally. The concert will star at 7: 30 p m The concert is free and open to the public. The concert program includes uAir and March by Henry; Purcell, llJubilancell by Caesar Giovannini, Danse Pavanne by John Cacavas, tllleinzi by Richard Wagner. Military Escort:y by Harold Bennett, lCinderella by Richard Rogers, 'lSoliquuy for Band by Brent Heisinger, Elsinore by Paul Wheat, and 'tExodus by Ernest Gold Helena Clavert and Mary' Knepper, students at Mason, will also perform solos Jane Zopff and Peggy Botkin will direct tw numbers. Peggy is theo x director of the he c?oo Miss Dabble Highf Photo by RichardeHon ' Masoh ngh School' 5 fea- , tured twirler, Debbie Hight, '. will be twirling in the Shrine circus Baton Queen competi- tion on, Thursday. April St at the Cincinnati Gardens. .. The majorettes and CometteSX are selling $2. 00 admission tickets in an effort to gain: the needed support. Judging E. 15 based on applause. there 3' fore it is important to have a good following. Debbie will be in competi tion with twenty-five girls representing area high scho- ols. Five girls compete each night of the circus and the nightly winners will return, on Saturday, April 8th. for- final competition. Debbie will be competing against neigh- boring Kings High School . Lockland. Fairfield and With row High Schools. Judy Meis-J ter and Karen Nordstrom are co-chairmen of the ticket '- ales 96 Boys State And Girls, State Girls' State and Boys' State are ten- day courses in government procedures 011 the state, county and local levels. The first four days are devoted to the campaign and election of officials for various offices. The remainder of the time is spent in a mock society where everyone functions in an elected office or appointed job. The participants were chosen by the faculty and administra- tion on the basis of scholastic achieve- ment, moral character, and interest in American government. Girls' State was held at Capital Univ. Nicci Weisman served as a Clerk of Courts. Nancy Federle was elected to City Council and was chosen as one of twenty girls to perform at the annual Girls' State Talent Show. Boys' State was held at Ashland University. Roger Bell served as a lawyer and an assistant city solicitor. Ed Wilson worked in the loan office of a bank and also served as a part-time lawyer. Mike Quackenbush was elected a County Treasurer and received an award for his outstanding service. Susan Knoop and Bob Christianson were chosen as alternates. Susan Knoop, Nicci Weisman, and Nancy Federle. Ed Wilson, Roger Bell, Mike Quackenbush, and Bob Christianson. Student Government 'Senior Government officials confer with Municipal Court Judge Zopff. November 2 was election day for Senior government classes. After proper regis- tration procedures were completed, they went to the polls to elect their own city officials. The officials that were elected are as follows: Mayor-Fred Zopff, Vice-Mayor -Ra.ndy Andrews, Council-Mike Bowling, Jay Krouse, Jerry Spaeth, Randy Hayes, Clerk- Steph Tucker, Treasurer-Bernie Burchard, and Municipal Court Judge - Bill Pugh. After elections, the Council met to appoint pos itions to the other city officials. On November 8, all officials spent the day with the Mason Officials. Seniors sat sat in on court cases, checked Life Squad and Fire equipment and attended a council meeting. 97 1971 Marching Band umuuununno- The 1971 Mason Marching Band, composed of 63 members, under the direction of Mr. Q James Rauch had a very rewarding year. Half-time entertainment was provided for the spectators of our home Varsity football games by the '71 Marching Band. The band participated in several special performances in addition to their half-time performances. Special activities included marching in the Community Unity parade and participating in the Ohio State Fair. Specialized activities of the band included Christmas and Spring concerts, pep band for basketball games and stage band for the mu- sical and graduation exercises. Peggy Botkin, a senior, was chosen as the 1971-72 Student Director. Peggy intends to pursue a musical career upon her graduation. . r - Percussmn a e. KNEELJNG: Cynthia Brumagen, Bill Carr, Linda Stumpf, Monte Smith and Bob Dumford. STANDING: Kim Johnson, Diane Hight, Steve sparks, Mark Umble, Sherry Rogers and Carol Brandt. 98 KNEELING: Randy Saunders, Anne Ball, Tom Kroc, Brenda Smith, Tom Zopff, Mike McCoy, Sherry Heaster, Theresa Von Holle and Rick Ryan. SECOND ROW: Larry Scaggs, Doug Hendfickson, Ken Evans, Helena Calvert, Mary Knepper, Richard Dillon, Raymond Revis, Jimmy Williams, Edith Planitz and Danny Dayton. BACK ROW: Doug Rogers, Eddie Buns, Meg Weisman, Ed Hodge, Don Schorr, Linda Wilt, Mardee Sherman and Bill Cammert. W00dw1 nds KNEELING: Lori Wilt, Tonya Secrest, Jane Zopff, Nancy Pace, Sharon Schoonover, Rena Corbin and Debbie Burrows. SECOND ROW: Annette Gray, Pat McReynolds, Linda Simpson, Kathy Williams, Margaret Walker, Danny Taylor, Diana Mollman and Sherry Hill. BACK ROW: Robert Hoff, Steve Caudill, Geri Mollman, Mike Smith, Juanita Heaster, Debbie Sanders, Bruce Caudill, Susan Chace and Karen Gray. NOT PICTURED: Connie Williams. 9l9 WM.MA50N HIGH SCHOOL , a FRONT ROW: Lois Rapp, Kathy Kerkhoff, Karen Nordstrom, Judy Meister, Kathy Green and Debbie Paskert. SECOND ROW: Susan Lanham, Bev Williams, Debbie Mays, Jackie Hudson, Rita Revis, Julie Fields, and Barb Griffin. BACK ROW: Rita Hall, Jean Branscomb, Patty Passalacqua, Sharon Smith, Jackie O'Bryant, Susan Monk, Linda Champ, cheryl Clark, and Cathy Richards. CO-CAPTAIN - KAREN NORDSTROM CO-CAPTAIN - JUDY MEISTER SENIOR JUNIOR HEAD MAJORETTE-DEBBIE LEMA FEATURE TWIRLER-DEBBIE HIGHT SENIOR JUNIOR MAJORETTES: Pat Dowd, Monica Suttmiller, Debbie Lema, Bev Taylor, Debbie Hight. 102 Comettes , Cheryl Clark, Kathy Green and Susan Monk. STANDING: Judy Meister, Bev Williams, Rita Hall, Lois Rapp, Sue Schutte, Jackie Hudson, Sharon Smith, Kathy Apk'mg, Julie Fields, Jackie O'Bry'ant, Barb Griffin, Debbie Paskert, Cathy Linda Champ, Debbie Mays, Kathy Kerkhoff hand Karen Nordstrom. KNEELING: Susan Lanham Jean Branscomb, Pat Passalaqua, Richards, Stepping to the beat of the Mason band were the 1971 Comettes. The Comettes performed haIf-time routines at all home football games and at several basketball games. The highlight of their year was entering competition at the '71 State Fair 'and receiving third in the Drill Team Division. Majorettes DEBBIE LEMA, BEV TAYLOR, PAT DOWD, DEBBIE HIGHT and MONICA SUTTMILLER. Majorettes are chosen by a panel of judges in the spring and attend twirling camp each summer. The five twirlers, sponsored by Mrs. Schott, performed at the half-time of football games and a few basketball games. Debbie Lema was head majorette this year. and for the first time at Mason H. S. a feature twirler, Debbie Hight, was chosen. 103 Jane Schutte Kathy VanHook Steph Tucker Peggy Burnside Betsy Batsche Peggy Middleton Helena Calvert Cindy Heisler Gina Dunn Linda Ball Cindy Gregg Peggy Hathaway Beth Schaffernocker Priscilla Batsche Dayle Middleton Arlene Barnes Bunny Turner Debbie Cooney Varsity Football Cheerleaders Linda Ball Dayle Middleton Cindy Heisler Peggy Burnside Arlene Barnes Debbie Cooney Peggy Burnside, Junior Dayle Middleton, Junior 106 Arlene Barnes, Senior Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Gina Dunn, Senior Betsy Batsche, Senior Kathy Vanhook, Junior 108 Peggy Hathaway, Senior Jane Schutte, Senior FRONT: GINA DUNN, KATHY VANHOOK AND PEGGY HATHAWAY. BACK: BETSY BATSCHE, JANE SCHUTTE AND STEPH TUCKER. FRONT: Bunny Turner and Helena Calvert. and Priscilla Batsche. TOP: Cindy Gregg. J nior Varsity Cheerleaders Priscilla Batsche, Junior Helena Calvert, Junior Cindy Gregg, Sophomore STANDING: Beth Shaffernocker, Peg Middleton . , 11$ :'- qu Beth Shaffernocker, Junior Bunny Turner, Sophomore Freshman - FRONT: Sue Ehde and Kim Eickenhorst. STANDING: Barb Doria and Chris Brewster. TOP: Kim Lakes. 112 FRONT ROW: Bunny Turner, Anne Springman, Lydia Martm, Kathy Sherman, Mrs. Schott, Kathy Kerkhoff, Judy Bell, Karen Terry, Jane Zopff and Patsy Green. SECOND ROW: Karen Reed, Elice Springman, Donna Lear, Janice Baker, Lois Rapp, Karen Routenberg, Jenny Cash, Carolyn O'Banion and Rita Hall. THIRD ROW: Janet Rager, Patty Passalacqua, Jackie O'Bryant, Rita Revis, Diane Middleton, Susan Monk, Lisa Krouse, Patty Gibbons, Carolyn French and Barbara Laymon. FOURTH ROW: Amy Lakes, Glendine Justice, Kathy Apking, Cindy Gregg, Kathy Hathaway, Peggy McCurley, Kim Krause, Kathy Richards and Jill Johnson. FRONT ROW: Barbara Bennett, Meg Honerlaw, Susie Sliger, Joan Hill, Julie Hill, Mrs. Schott, Sue Ehde, Jenny Batsche, Sandy Duff, Lou Donna Day and Debbie Chandler. SECOND ROW: Debbie Easterling, Debbie Engle, Patty Fee, Dee Naylor, Renee Edwards, Linda Turner, Tina Brown, Barbara Wilkens, Gina Burton and Mary Knepper. THIRD ROW: Sherry Reed, Becky Scott, Mary Anne Miller, Debbie Rupp, Denise Rape, Jenny Durb'm, Kim Eichenhorst, Debbie Hunt, Suzette Barnes, Kim Eberhard, Ronnie Day, Kay Harrison and Susan Chace. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Kennedy, Sherry Hill, Juanita Heaster, Barb Taylor, Cindy Mehr, Tracy Hess, Paula McCauly, Denise Lewis, Bonnie Hasselbring, Darla Wise, Janet Branscomb, Francine Zeigenhart, Robin Young. Carla Bradly, Julie Austerman, Kim Lakes, Julie Sherman, Barbara Doria and Phyllis Hegner. ha. FRONT ROW: Diane Ehde, Sherry Rogers, Helena Calvert, Betsy Batsche, Mrs. Schott, Linda Ball, Nancy. Berry, Jane Schutte and Arlene Barnes. SECOND ROW: Bev Williams, Peg Middleton, Dawn Middleton, Rita Judd, Jackie Hudson, Priscilla Batsche, Kathy VanI-Iook, Debbie Mays, Julie Fields, Susan Lanham, Mary Martin and Debbie Hight. THIRD ROW: Lois Reeseman, Beth Schaffernocker, Debbie Mulford, Dayle Middleton, Sue Schutte, Annette Gray, Peggy Burnside, Steph Wallace, Judy Meister, Debbie Paskert, Debbie Naylor, and Nancy Federle. FOURTH ROW: Barb Straub, Geri Mollrpan, Meg Weisman, Judy Rice, Sharon Smith, Monica Suttmiller, Peggy Hathaway, Jill Tracy, Gina Dunn and Kathi Mever. FIFTH ROW: Debbie Anderson, Nancy Baxter, Sharon Brown, Cheryl Clark, Janice Gardner, Betty Carrico, Barb Griffin, Linda Champ, Tamara Lehman, Carolou Gareis and Cheryl Ennis. BACK ROW: Cheri Koch, Cindy Heisler, Theresa Fields, Marcee Barnes, Nancy Wilson, Debbie Stemmler, Steph Tucker, Palms. Doria and Ruth Popplewell. The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is: to encourage an intelligent interest in all sports and games; to establish student leadership; to foster good sportsmanship; to create a spirit of fellowship among students; and to promote health. All girls of grades nine, ten, eleven and twelve are eligible to participate in G. A. A. , if they have passing grades, good conduct and attitude in and at all school functions, the required number of entrance points, and payment of dues. The 117 members can participate in intramural and interscholastic activities of basketball, football, seftball, track and volleyball. The Powder Puff Football Game is Sponsored by the G.A.A. annually. Sophomore, junior and senior girls enthusiastically participate in this event. The teams are coached by junior and senior boys. 7 i Under the guidance of Mrs. Judy Schott. the ' H 4 ' Mason G.A.A. is now a member of the National GtA.A. OFFICERS: Nancy Berry, Vice-President; G,A.A. which coordinates local and state organ- Llnda Ball, President; Helena Calvert, Treasurer; izations. Jane Schutte, Sergeantpat-Arms; Betsy Batsche, Secretary; Arlene Barnes, Sports Director. 113 Powder Puff Football Team 3 SENIOR SEXY SLOBS JUNIOR JOCKS 114 Mason Girls Get Involved In Sports The field of sports has been more for boys in the past, at least in the participation end. Girls are showing more en- thusiasm by getting involved. The major sports are gaining in popularity for girls? said Mrs. Judy Schott, girls physical education teacher at William Mason High School. Mrs. Schott and Mrs. Marianna Wright, girls Phs. Ed. teacher at Little Miami High School are working together :ihOping other coaches in thetarea will join with us to form a tri county league next year, said Mrs. Schott. 'tlts taken years to get the program started, getting the girls in- volved, she said. HPeople will be seeing more girls in sports, basketball, volleyball, field hockey and softball. Field hockey is growing in popularity. The William Mason High A School girls basketball teams, varsity and reserve are part of the GAA lGirISe Athletic Associationl program. Girls grade nine through twelve are eligible for membership. Requirements include at- tendance at meetings, dues and participation. The reserve team is boasting a 5-1 season with two games to go, Little Miami and Fenwick. Julie Hill has been high scorer for the team with an average of five points a game. The varsity stands at 3-3, Cheryle Kennedy has been high point gal averaging seven points a game. Rules for the weaker sex vary little from the male rules. Girls play five-man basketball and run full court. Periods are the same with more time for time- out. Twenty girls make up the squad With ten girls on each team. Arlene Barnes is captain for varsity, Cindy Gregg is reserve team captain. El 12;. 1' SECOND ROW: Sherry Reed, Karen Gray, and Elise Springman. BACK ROW: Jane Mason girls varsity basketball team . . . . Front row: Dawn Middleton,'Peg Middleton, An- nette Gray, Cheryl Ennis. second r0w: Yvonne Ward, Diane Middleton, Arlene Barnes, Lisa Krouse, Dayle Middleton. Zopff, Dee Naylor, Amy Hoey, Kim Eberhard, Francine Ziegenhardt,Kathy Sherman. and Donna Lear. 115 Freshman Sports ' ur FRONT ROW: Keith Carter, John Brumett, Jack Flaherty, Dave Raines, Eric Huhn, Ricky Bright, Mike Boland, and Dale Wolf. SECOND ROW: Robby DuVall, Herschel Barnes,Bill Federle, Steve Davis, Chuck Carrico, Ronnie Ball, Eric Stemmler, Mark Simpson, Mr. Goodman. BACK ROW: Dave Williams, Dan Niciderlehner, Rick McKevitt, Jeff Long, Eddie Hopper, Wayne Anderson, Tony Ward, Gary Kidd, and Mr. Pennington. M'M' 2 ' :2, 73,? FRONT: Mgr. Steve Caudill, Wade Wise, Bob Peebles, Dave Rains, Mark Simpson, and Tim Mullis. BACK: Coach Steputis, Bill Federle, Keith Carter, Mark Woods, Rodney May, and Doug Rogers. FRONT ROW: Paul Finke, Gary Cook, Rick McKevitt, Kenny Grisham, Dave Anderson, and Bob Mercier. SECOND ROW: Jay Koepfle, Mark Wood, Doug Rogers, Bill Federle, Mark Simpson, Mike McCurley, and Manager Greg Sturk. BACK ROW: Tim Mullins, Wayne Anderson, Eddie Hopper, Steve Davis, Jim Huggard, Wade Wise, and CoachRitter. Coach Hamilton, Tom Fowler, Jeff Zimmerman, Eric Stemmler, Bruce CaudilI, Dav Williams, Chuck Carrico, Dennis King, Dale Wolfe, and Mike Bowling. 117 Comets Have A 5-5-0' Season Bumps and bruises, aches and pains, sweat and tears -- that's football. While others were still vacationing, forty-eight boys were being transformed into football players. This transformation began on July 16, with everyone reporting in trunks - time to get in shape. Then came pads, drills, practice --- practice, and Scrimmages. Football became a way of life. The season opened September 10 with Lockland. It was a time for no mistakes. Each player had to get an A in football, there was no room for B or C . The 1971 varsity football team ended the season with a 5-5 record in Coach Apke's second season as head coach with Mason. Victory-bound the mighty Comets gained 2, 031 yards rushing and 462 yards passing for a total of 2493 yards gained. Two boys deserving some recognition are Gary Miller and Jerry Spaeth. Miller gained 1353 yards during the season and Spaeth broke an all-time record with 82 unassisted tackles. m. ,3 MANAGERS: Jim Finke, Jim Forste, Mike Scott, and Don Thompson with CoachApke. y-s .k: STATISTICIAN: Tom Spaeth , Roger Bell, and Dan Pugh. FRONT ROW: Jay Krouse,M'1ke Saylor, Steve Booth, Jerry Spaeth, Gary Miller, B111 Pugh, Mike Bradley, and Mike Griffin. SECOND ROW: Mark Diangelo, Darrell G111, Louie Eves, Jim Eldridge, Hugh Martin, Guy Jones, jeff Hill, and Nick Blenke. THIRD ROW: Bob Layman, Frank Wilkens, Pat Hays, Dave Brown, Mark Lewis, Gary Baker, Dan Middleton, Larry Reynolds, and Mike Fields. FOURTH ROW: Brack Martin, Bob Baysore, Steve Wolfe, Earnie Harrison, George Highfill, Jim Moore, Jim Girton, and Jim Ritchie. FIFTH ROW: Rocky Moore, Jim Miller, Jeff Davis, Dan Day, Scott McKevitt, Jim Asher, Jay Koepfle, and Tom Fowler. SIXTH ROW: Henry Burggraf, Mark Wilson, Charles Gabbard, Wayne Kiser, Jeff Meyer, Mike Scott, Jim Finke, and Mike Powers. BACK ROW: COACHES - Mr. Goodman, Mr. Hutchins, Mr. Rogers, Head Coach - Mr. Apke, Mr. Louderback, Mr. Forth, and Mr. Pennington. 'y' .b,. OFFENSIVE TEAMJFront Rom Mike Saylor, Hugh Martin, Pat Hays, Bill Pugh, Darrell Gill, Bob Laymon, and Steve Wolfe. mack Rom Dan Middleton, Gary Miller, Mark Diangelo, and Jerry Spaeth. DEFENSIVE TEAM:Wront Rom Hugh Martin, Earnie Harrison, Pat Hays, Nick Blenke, Mike Saylor, and Jay Krouse. mack Rom Jim Eldridge, Jeff Hill, Louie Eves, Jerry Spaeth, andGary Miller. 121 The Varsity Basketball Team, coached by Mr. Jon Hopkins, end- ed the '71-'72 season with eleven wins and seven loses. The Comets scored 1179 points against 978 for their opponents. Olaf Faulkner led the team inassists with 84 assists. Jeff Peck pulled down 280 rebounds to lead the Comets in rebounding. Greg Meihers led in scoring with 126 field goals and 67 free throws. for a total of 325 points. The highlight of regular season play was a 75-64 win over Springs-' boro in the last league game of the season. This Mason victory was the only loss suffered by the FAVC champions. Mason with a one-point loss to Little Miami and an early season over-time loss to Springs- boro, finished with a 10-2 league record to take second in League competition. Greg Meibers was named FAVC Player of the Year and was First Team FAVC. Jeff Peck was named to the Second Team; Olaf Faulkner to the Third Team; and Casey Fox received Honorable Mention. Meibers was firstteam Class AA All-Southwe stern Ohio District Bas- ketball Team and was the Western Star Most Valuable Player. Peck was named to the third team and Faulkner received honorable men- tion. Peck was also first teamwith Meibers on Western Star and Fau- lkner received honorable mention. Ter leaps for the rebound! FRONT ROW: ofafFaulkm-a'r, Jeff H111; Gary Miller, Tim Glazell, and Darren 23111. 5;; MANAGERS: Greg Sturk, Kenny Carpenter, and Steve Caudill. STATISTICIANSHfronG B111 McDonald, Mike Walls, John Maddin, and Steve Caudill. wale Chris Anderson, Roger Bell, and Mark Woods. w - BACK ROW: Greg Abney, Terry Thompson, Jeff Peck, Jon Weller, Coach Jon Hopkins, Greg Meibers, Jerry Spaeth, Casey Fox, and Gregg Ayers. Mvn-hmmm. . - Casey Fox fires one over a Kings Knight. 125 SECTIONAL CHAMPS Mason saw action in four Tournament games and won the Sectional at Dayton. The Comets scored 245 points to their opponents' 221 points. Meibers lead the Comets and was outstanding in scoring. Peck dominated the boards and was con- sidered the best rebounder in tourney by some coaches. Faulkner played his best all around games and was outstand- ing in scoring and ball handling. Miller contributed the most consistent defense, and brought the team together as he led the defens ive action. This was a Team Thing and the victories would not have been possible without the invaluable assistance rendered by Jerry Spaeth, Greg Ayers, Terry Thompson, and Tom Spaeth. Game strategy for the Boro. All-Star Mibes guards Madison's All-Star Carpenter. The Little 0 flies down the lane. 126 Mason's fast break gets ready to explode! Mason's tip and two! 127 FRONT ROW: Gary Brown, Charlie Andrews, Manager Steve Caudill Umeelingh Chris Meibers, Dennis Suttmiller. BACK ROW: Scott McKevitt, Ron Cowan, Jim Miller, Randy Hutchinson, Todd Parshall, Tom Spaeth, Steve Brumagen, Dan Pugh, Dave Snowden, Tom Fowler, and Larry Pringle. Anticipation. Spaeth goes up for two. 128 Yea Reserves! FAVC Reserve Champs Third year in a row! Congrats, Mr. ' Ritter meft to Righq Gary Brown, Dan Pugh; 'Tom Spaeth; and 7Mr. Bitter. ' '- El x4941. f ,- : Elf; , The LGreen and Whltg awaittheifree-zqugsn y .' ' $$A w; k, 2.. --1 The Comets trap the ball - here comes another fast-break! 129 130 Cross Country Team The Cross Country team of Wm. Mason was consistently in front of the competition this season. The longhours spent in training last summer paid off for Coach Hopkins and his long distance runners. Top runners re- ceived Green Gang shirts in recognition of their achievements. A second place at the Mason invitational and 8th at the Reading Invitational along w ith the FAVC Championship were the maj or accomplishments of the Green Gang this season. O o 1000 MILE C LUB FRONT: Greg Ayers, Mike Walls, and ', Casey Fox. BACK: Mark Wood, Rick Tudor, and Bernie Burchard. FRONT: Greg Ayers, Bernie Burchard, Mark Wood, Mike Walls, Rick Tudor, Casey Fox, and Coach Hopkins. SECOND ROW: Jon Weller, Olaf Faulkner, Tim Glazell, Dave Snowden, Mike McSpadden, Tom Spaeth, Bob Mercier, and Doug Rogers. BACK: Greg McCracken, Dennis Suttmiller, John Federle, Randy Hutchinson, Ron Morton, Paul Finke, and Jim Huggard. SITTING: Bill Federle, Dan Day, Jim Miller, Bernie Burchard, Bob Peebles, Keith Carter, John Maddin, Dave Brown, and Mark Wood. SECOND ROW: Wade Wise, Mike McSpadden, Dennis Suttmiller, Bill I-Iollon, jeff Hill, Mike Walls, Steve Booth, Bob Baysore, and Coach Orr. BACK ROW: Manager Steve Caudill, Coach Steputis, Mark Simpson, Jim Brown, Mike Saylor, Bob Laymon, Dave Sanders, and Gary Miller. t'; Track w. e Team This year's track team was mainly composed of freshmen and sophomores. However with the fine leadership of Seniors, Steve Booth, John Mad- din, Gary Miller, and Mike Walls; the CometCin- dermen took fourth place in the Fort Ancient Valley Conference. Outstand ing individual achievements included Steve Booth, one of the top sixteen high hurdlers inthe state,.Gary Miller gaptured a fourth in the 440-yard dash at the district meet. Mark Wood was outstanding in the two-mile run at the district meet. 131 Jim Forste, John Spaeth, John Federle, Greg Rhodes, Jerry Spaeth, Jon Weller, Casey Fox, Louie Eves, Jim Eldridge, Steve Wolfe, and Coach Hamilton. Tennis Team Wm. Mason High's tennis team had a fine 1972 season. Everyone returned, making the team bigger and better than ever. With one sen- ior and six juniors the netmen Were able to take third place in the league. 132 Golf Team I II The Comet Golf Team finished the season with a 14-1 record. Along with capturing first place at the Edgewood Golf Invitational, the Comets took second place in the F ort Ancient Valley Conference. On May 5, 1972, Mike Hunt, Jeff Winston, Jim Singer, Mark 2 Singer, and Mr. Forth traveled to Edgewood High School-to com- pate in the Cougars' Golf Invitational. They returned home with E- the first place trophy. 1 . Coach Robert Forth, Mark Singer, Jeff Winston, Jim Girton, Tab Biser, Dan Precht, Mike Hunt, and Mark Rowland. 133 Varsity Baseball The 1972 Varsity Baseball Team had a good season this year, ending up with a . 8-4 record. The team tied with Blanches- tar as co-champs of the F. A. V. C. The team had a rather short season and few home games due to the spring rains and a wet and muddy home field. Greg Meibers led the Comets in hitting with a . 441 average and a . 363 batting avg. over a four-year career. Randy Andrews ,- won 5 and lost 1 and pitched the Comets to a co-championship. V v: A. 143'; . 1m: 4-3: er- Dan Middleton O. D. and his captains. Catch Greg Meibers and Randy Andrews Star Batters Randy Andrews and Greg Meibers ;, -: FIR ST ROW: Jim Finke, Joe Ransom, Dave Spaeth, Greg Meibers, Coach PoppleweTl. Randy Andrews, Jeff Peck, Mike Bowling, and manager Bill Cammett. BACK ROW: Mike Randolph, Greg McCracken, Rick Newland, Greg Ayers, Bill East- 134 erling, Dan Middleton, Pat Hays, Mark Diangelo, Darrell G111. and Olaf Faulkner- O. D. takes pride in his Senior Dandies. JoeRanson, Dave Spaeth, Greg Meibers, and Randy Andrews played on back to back champ- ionship baseball squads. Coached by Andy Hendricks the 1972 Reserve Team had the best season ever with an 11-1 record. The Reserves were' led by the booming hat of Big Tom Spaeth who batted over .. - . 500 for the year. Pitching . ' 3 .' ' . chores were divided among 1' 'I ' ; . 7 Steve Brumagen, Jim Huggard, g , .. w - , 7 e; e ' ; . CharlieAndrews, andDanPugh. u! I SITTI G: Joe Ranson, Dave Spaeth, Greg Meibers, Randy Andrews, Jeff Peck, and Mike Bowling.STANDING: Coach Popplewell. SITTING: Ken Carmack, Chris Anderson, Pat Von Holle, Dan Pugh, Charlie Andrews, Chris Meibers, Larry Pringle, Scott McKevitt, Mike Powers, Jean Desfosses, and Bob Fee. BACK ROW:CoachA11drew Hendricks, Dwight Cain, Dave McCracken, Paul Finke, Jay Koepfle, Tom Spaeth, Steve Brumagen, Ron Cowan, Rick McKevitt, and Jim Huggard. 135 Wrestling Team Under the coaching of Mr. Russ Hutch- ins, the wrestling team in its first year of competition showed healthy potential. The team's record of 3 wins and 6 losses left much to be desired, but there were several outstanding individuals. Senior Steve Burg- wrestlinginthe 167-1b. class carried an 8-1 record for the year. Senior Bill Pugh, in the 155-1b. class, ended the season With a 7-2 record. Junior Gary Baker, in the 126-1b. class witharecord of Swins and 1 loss, won a seat in District Competition. Freshman Eric Huhn, in the 98-1b. class with an 8-1 record, won a seat in District Competition. FRONT: Jlm Forste, Jamie Madden, Eric Huhn, Gary Baker, John Federle, and Barry Diangelo. BACK: Dave Sanders, Steve Burggraf. Bill Pugh, Mark Diahgelo, Theo Desfos- ses, and Dave Black 136 .; $5 5M V Iv ' 37; gm . 7 V? k , FRONT ROW: Jerry Spaeth, Jim Cook, Randy Andrews, Bill Pugh, Bernie Burchard, Jeff Peck, and Mr. Hopkins. SECOND ROW: Greg Meibers, Mike Bowling, Joe Ransom, Dave Spaeth, John Spaeth, Steve Booth, Jim Singer, and John Maddin. THIRD ROW: Greg Rhodes, Jon Weller, John Federle, Art Smith, Ron Smith, jeff Winston, Steve Burggraf, and Chuck Pollard. F OURTH ROW: Jim Eldridge, Bob Baysore, Bob Brackney, Casey Fox, Greg Ayers, Dave Brown, Mike Morton, and Rick Tudor. ff 138 Community Unity The curiosity and wonderment about who would be the 1971 Community Unity Queen all came to a close during half- time ceremonies of the MasoneLakota football game on September 17, when Sue Schutte, a junior, was crowned. Pat Dowd, a sophomore was chosen lst runner-up. Seniors Betsy Batsche, Mary Colley and Mary Steiner were Princesses of the Queen's Court. einer. JUNIOR MISS CONTESTANTS: Mary Colley, Bev Hollon, Diane Hensley. This year Mason H. S. had three contestants in the Warren County Junior Miss Pageant. These contestants were selected in preliminary judging by a panel of judges on talent presentation and appearance. Steph Tucker, who was recommended by the Mason Chapter of DECA, partici- pated in District 22's Sweet- heart Contest. She competed on October 13, at the Wright Patterson Air Force Base Auditorium Museum. Placing first, Steph was eligible to compete at State competition. Steph placed in the top ten out of twenty-five contestants. HDMECOM KING RANDY ANDREWS QUEEN DEBBIE ANDERSON 140 SENIORS JUNIORS Jane Schutte and Gary Miller Casey Fox and Debbie Paskert SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Kathy Hathaway and Dennis Fields Barb Doria and Jay Koepfle Mission Impossible SOPHOMORES When You're Hot You're Hot! FRESHMEN 142 HOMEO0MING W Make Your Own Kind of Music, the theme for Mason's 71-72 Homecoming, was colorfully displayed by floats that showed hours of careful work. The Senior Class float took first place with its animated in- terpretation of Tennessee Birdwalk. Amid drops of rain, the 1971-1972 Home- coming Court was announced during halftime of the Clinton-Massie game. Tears of joy S E N 1 OR S F IR ST P LAC E F LOAT and thunderous applause were typical reac- T e um e s s e e B 11' d w a 1 k tions as Debbie Andersen was crowned by last year's queen Melody Middleton. 1:? x it, w JUNIOR S: It' 5 Too Late FHA g; FTA: The Night They Drove Ole Massie Down 143 Senior Class Play Nerves The actors leave the stage slowly in the Ed Wilson takes direction seriously final scene, returning to their graves aft r as Miss Gravitt suggests some changes having revealed the truth about Spoon River, in techniques. lllinois. 144 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1971 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21 971 From their graveyard on the hill, the dead citizens of Spoon River tell the truth about themselves. The Senior Class realisti- cally portrayed the anguish. guilt, pain and happiness in the lives of these midwestern townsfolk. The secrets of the town are revealed in Edgar Lee Masters's Spoon River Anthology. Departing from the traditional comedy, the cast rehearsed long and hard to give an excellent production of this moving drama. g. Gambler Tom Beatty tEd Wilsont gives his nonchalant philosophy of life to an audience mad, of over 200 on opening night. Bernie Burchard, playing a writer gone works up to the emotional pitch of this scene while the other actors remain frozen in their positions. . . 1 ,M:x FRONT ROW: Judy Johnston, Bernie Burchard, Linda Champ, Bill Pugh and Nancy Berry. BACK ROW: Diane Hensley, Richard Dillon, Tamara Lehman, Jerry Spaeth, Kathi Meyer, Ed Wilson, Roger Bell, Teresa Fields and Rusty Araujo. -- . . , '- e; 145 Parents Night FEBRUARY19, 1972 The parents of the basketball players, cheerleaders, managers, and coaches were honored during the half-time of the Mason- Loveland game. Student Council Representstive, Jim Girton, presents a plague to Mr. and Mrs. French, the Ideal Fans of 1972. Parents return to their seats after the special half-time ceremony. 146 Maria Luiza Goncalves de Carvalho tbetter knOWH as Lut was William Mason's second foreign exchange student. Arriving December 19, 1971, from Sao Paulo, Brazil she spent ten weeks of her summer in a completely new and different environment. Wearing the sweater which the Language Club presented to her, Lu explains about Brazil and later shares some Brazilian music. Lu's first snow! EL Brazilian high schools do not teach typing . so for Lu typing was a new experience. Lu boards plane for flight home Chow . x 147 148 CAST Fred Hastings Cora Hastings Gilbert Hastings Nancy Graham Larry Madison Julie Tucker Gloria Patterson Melinda Whipple Lois Corwin MI. Danbury B111 Sterling Director UNIOR CLASS PRESENTS Randy Mullins Karla Springman Frank Wilkens Debbie Mays Darrel Powell Karla Webb Priscilla Batsche Staph Wallace Sharon Smith Rick Welty Greg Rhodes Miss Cathy Gravitt ACHIEVEMENT NIGHT MAY 22, 1972 Mr. Ron Surface, Assistant Principal of Oxford Talawanda Schools delivers his speech at Achievement Night. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEAM: Tim Clutter, Linda Ball, Nancy Federle, Marcia Walker, and Rusty Araujo. Mr. Chuck Garner presents the American Legion Awards of Citizenship to Nancy Fed- erle and Roger Bell. JUNIOR SCHOLAR SHIP TEAM: Don Peebles, Darrel Powell, Sherry Rogers, Helena Calvert, Barbara Straub, Rita Judd, Mike Andrews , and Darrel Sims. 150 SOPHOMORE SCHOLARSHIP TEAM: Mike Powers, John Lautan- slager, Jean Desfosses, Mark Jayne, Donna Lear, Ivalynn Crouch, Pat Dowd, Karen Gray, Bill Cammett, Greg Sliger, Larry Buschle. FR ESHMAN SCHOLAR SHIP TEAM: Jim Huggard, Barbara Bennett, Kay Harrison, Mary Knepper, Susan Chace, Tom Thompson, Joyce Fosbrink, Cindy Burke, Ellen Ream, Bob Pebbles, Vickie Aicorn, and Cindy Maxfield. The Danforth Foundation Awards went to Greg Meibers and Ruth Popplewell. Mr. Carey presents the Edith Peters Award for Outstanding Achievement in Academics to Senior Diane McClung. 151 This year'smusicalproduction, Funny Girl, under 7 the direction of Mrs. Sylvia Bozichevich, was presented on April 7 and 8. Funny Girl is the story of Fanny Brice, aproduct of the Jewish Bronx, makes her debut on the stage of Tom Keeney's Theatre. Within only a few months she be comes a star and moves on to star in the Ziegfeld Follies. Fanny's fame soars with the Ziegfeld Follies, as she becomes the most celebrated American female comic of her day. Meanwhile Fanny meets Nick Arn- stein, a notorious gambler, and they marry. However, a shadow clouds their marriage and Nick and Fanny ' find they have to start new lives, each of them alone. 6w Stagehandt.t..m .. .. ................ Art Noel Funny Briceum ........ Dione McCiung Jean ................... Meg Weisman Emma . .A ..Karen Gray Mrs. Brice ...........V....t.r.. ..Nancy Federle Mrs. Shakosh ..Karlu Springman Mrs. Meeker.. ............................... .UJudy Johnston Mrs. O'MoHey. V ................................... Connie Wiiliams Tom Keeney.. Eddte Ryund......,.,......... Heckie ,,,,,,, ..ABerni e Burckard Bubbles ,. V . ........Kuren Gray Polly ...................................................... Nicci Weismun Maude ................ 7 .................. ..,JiH Tracy Nick Arnsvein t, v V .7 V . t... mBob Christianson Florepz Ziegfeld, Jr... ., Fred Zopff Mimseyd W . H. .. . ............,ALinda Chomp Zn :gfeld Tenorv..,, . t. . V...t.,.51eve Cuudxll Adolph, Bartender. 7 . t ......... . Art Noel Pcui,1he Woifer..,... . .t Ed Wilson Cafhy . ...Diane Hensley Vera Jone CoHey Jenny , ....... Rusty Araujo SHOWGIRLS, MEN, AND DANCERS N117: Weismun, Karen Grcyl Jill Tracy, Greg SHven, Linda Champ, Diane Hens'ey, Rick Welfy, Jane Colley, Ruth Papphr- weH' Mark Jayne, GinaDunn, Priscilla BoTsche, Mcry Coiiey, .; Sue Schune, Jenny Bu!sche, John FedeHe, Jackie Hudson, - l . Cnrol'ou Gcreis, Beth Shaffernocker, Becky Sparks, Kulen I thmk you re bhmfmg MIS' StrakOSh' Ancerson 152 The Cornet Man. Don't rain on my parade! She still has trouble executing one of those. are you now, now that you're mine? let the man do things HIS way! om .m 1 r a d e S a e 1 P ggwgn 3:331rtavace: ; s affection. I am the BEAUTIFUL reflection of my love' .156 ATHLETIC AWARDS NIGHT May 23, 1972 Mr. Darrell Hedrick, Head Basket- ball Coach at Miami Univers ity speaks at the Annual Athletic Awards Night of William Mason High on May 23. Mr. Careypresents the EdithPeters Award to Senior Greg Meibers. This award is presented annually to a senior boy who is outstanding in athletics and academics. . . , m. E; , m . w VARSITY SPECIAL SPORTS AWARDS: Gary Baker Wrestling, John Federle WennisL Randy Andrews massebaln, Dan Middleton mootbaln, Gary Miller Wootball and Basketbalh, Steve Booth Uracm, Mike Saylor mootbalh, Jeff Winston mom, Jerry Spaeth wootbalb, and Greg Meibers masketball and BasebalD. mm m. v : W RESERVE SPECIAL SPORTS AWARDS: Henry FRESHMAN SPEclAL SPORTS AWARDS: Burggraf Wootbalh, Scott McKevitt masebaln, Jim Huggard masketbalh, Eric HuhMFoot- Dan Pugh masketbalh. ham. ; BASEBALL AWARDS: Olaf Faulkner tAmerican Legion Awardh BASKETBALL AWARDS: Jeff Peck meboundsL Gary Randy Andremeost Valuable PlayerL Dave Spaeth Mmerican Miller DefenseL Greg Meibers Gree Throw and Field Legion Awardy, Greg Meibers wpecial Award for leadersmp Goan. 0n the practice and playing fieldy. American Legion Awards are based on the following: Leadership, Character, Ability, and Classroom Work. 1- FOOTBALL AWARDS: Dan Middleton Most Valu- able Linemam, Gary Miller Most Valuable Off- ensive Back and Tom Stemhauer Awardx Mike Saylor Most Valuable Defensive Linemam, Jerry Spaeth Most Valuable Defensive Baclq. Coaches with F. A. V. C. ALL SPORTS TROPHY: Mr. Orr, Mr. Goodman, Mr. Pennington, Mr. Apke, Mr. Popplewell, Mr. Hopkins, MI. Hutchins, Mr. Steputis, Mr. Hamilton, and Mr. Forth. 15.7 Gblf With the league over with and :i'ason taking 2nd, the Comets ook towards district sectionals d state. tihSpringboro punched ahead in .1 iherace for the All Sports Trophy hr taking first in golf in the -.league Mason although taking second in the league, with their first and only loss, traveled to i yEdgewood recently and captured first place in the Edgewood Golf Invitational. Led by Jeff Winston, Jim and Mark Singer, and Mike Hunt, they swept the fifteen team Locklond 14 BY DAN PUGH Mason Correspondent Sparked by the outstand- field. mg running of Gary Miliei The Comets now stand 14-1 for 1 the Mason Comets battieci ' the year. And to the Seniors, Jeff to a 20.14 victory over Winston, who 15 first man, J1m Lockland last night on the Singer, who 15 second man, and Mason gridiron Mike Hunt, who 15 fourth manta Miller picked up 213 little recognition for their 3 1 yards in 15 carries while achievements. :1 tallin 14 . i E r? Ki MasohWrestlers Face Challenge The William Mason High Bright spots on the team, said, School wrestling team is 1-2 with coach Hutchins include 98 lb. six matches to go. This is the Eric Huhn, a freshman with 3-0 first year the Cometis have had mark. Another bright spot is a wrestling team. Gary Baker, 126 pound junior i'They are a young team with who is also 3-0. Bill Pugh and only two seniors, said coach Steve Burgrof, seniors, 51' . ,Russ Hutchins. Our problem is both good leaders, said Hut . we don't have a full team, by this chins. Pugh, captain of the team . I mean we lack two weight weighs in at 155, with a 1-2' classifications, 119 and 1851bs. in record. Steve at 175 pounds is 3- , . making a full team. This 0. touchdowns and,pICREd up 4 . automatically puts us 12 pts. mi conversmn run. Jim Moore also 541 behind when we begin a match, aided Masonts cause. with a f and both matches welostwasby touchdown run and five two-g 1213,1113, ' point conversions : By GREG RHODES The Mason Comets secured a . second place tie in the Fort ' e Ancient Valley with Little Miami as they ramped the Blanchester Wildcats Friday night 48-22. 1, Masonis Gary Miller was i? ' consistent again this week as he ' scored five of the six Mason Mason overcame a 16-15 first ' ' , , quarter lead by Kings last i ' ,. '1 Friday night and went on to a e ' ' jlopsided 78-49 Fort Ancient '1 1V ' Valley win on the Knightsi home The Comets played a total 05 22 ,, floor. 1 . basketball games this season and After holding a one point lead 1 1 in those confrontations our.boys rafter the first quarter break, 1 were denied victory only Bnmee. : . Kings completely went to pieces , .1 7 Only 2 of those losses came 1n avg; in the second stanza as Mason .- ,, FAVC play. - ,1 outscored them 22-3 in route to a 1 ' . ,. . .. , 35 36-19 halftime advantage. 1 The Comets made it a 1 1'- thorough rout in the third ' .3: quarter as they upped their lead ' to 26 at 5529 and then coasted home. 1 . Olaf Faulkner led the Comets with 17 followed by Jeff Peck 1 with 13. Greg Meibers and Terry Thompson came next with 121- '4 each and Casey Fox rounded out t double figure scoring with 10 air; 0 3e55- okhai: 46960: $Vi i5 XX 0 Die 309 x133 ex Vs thh ma t-onPQu 66?; 69 ole $19330 9 6661: :1 avg . i Mason Nine Eiswiaifw Drops Carlisle, Lakota qe '15s; 0 s E We OaEW 0 x $96 6 E, '59 10 mg? Mason 5 perenially strong On Monday the Comets .o-ax baseball team has gottenoff toa journeyed to West Chester to t , a 5 good start as the Comets have battle Lakota and came away . x0, 5 e s xx swept the1rf1rst twogames. Last with a 31 win. 1. $9ng a Thursday the Comets parlayed Randy Andrews gave up only Mwe strong pitching by Greg Meibers three hits while striking out 10 in 3909 1.06 9w 9? into a 4:1 win over Carlisle and picking up the win. Meibers 93 'We 1001: 2-5 on Monday got another strong droveinapair of runsinthe fifth RWY mound performance, this time with a clutch single and break a '89 by Randy Andrews on their way 1-1 standoff atfthat point. to a 34 win over Lakota. I said at the staft of the year Against Carlisle, the Comets wetd be in there, said likeable needed a three-run outburst in Comet coach Dave Poppelwell, i the fifth to break a 111 tie and and Ithjnkweire coming along subdue the Indians on Carlisle's real good. t'Weire a young home field. ballclub, we've got a lot of Danny Middleton and Greg, juniors, and we've got no real Ayers had two hits each to lead standouts.Wei1-e real pleased so the Comets' hitting department far. while Greg Meibers scattered Mason takes on Springboro fitre hits en route to the mound this afternoon in a Fort Ancient 1 W111. Valley League game. April 22, 1972 V mmam 1. SENIOR ATTENDANTS Greg Meibers Palma Doria 160 53 WNW WMLM W , ,, . 7! J 'K r u V 4M K 'l' ' o x, 5M 3 , fr 9 Vi. w... K1 A kg. t; 5 SENIOR KING AND QUEEN Joe Ransom Linda Ball IUNIORhSENIOR FROM 31! 8 , - MWM,1WW wvwaaww- WPIW N 6 5W ,1 K. O 52 Va a O a. 0 f3? 5, ; '1! O 5:354 7: JVJ 0 2f 4'2? 79? N f ; n r; f : 5a J g, L a '.: Hz, :4 , . k P f Li JUNIOR KING AND QUEEN Gregg Abney Dawn Middleton it ' M f I'NW'V JUNIOR ATTENDAN Bob Laymon Sherry R ogers JUNIOR KING AND QUEEN Lt SENIOR KING AND QU-EEN Gregg Abney Dawn Middleton Linda Ball Joe Ranson JUNIOR ATTENDANTS SENIOR ATTENDANTS Bob Layman Sherry Rogers Palma Doria Greg Meibers 161 iiA TIME FOR US We find ourselves here Just us two. Holding each other near Just me and you. This night might be a Clue Of something much more. The eveningis not through; Yet ifs different than before. Maybe this is the iiTime For Us,i to see What we could share. The time for you to show me If you really care iiA Time For Usi, to say What we really feel. HA Time For Usii to find the way To prove our love is real. By -- Rita Judd 163 Mason Graduates 136 May 28 m- . h ,x e ' - :QWV 5 w f??? KW Commencement and baccalauxeate exer- cises were held at William Mason High School on May 28 at 8 p.mg At that time 136 seniors received their diplomas as members of the 1972 graduating class. The event was marked by speeches from Valedictorian Diane McClung and Salutatorian Marc 1a Walker. Class Pres ident Mike Gibson 164 presented the Class History and Kathi Meyer shared Senior Thoughts at Commencement. Rev. Arthur Patterson, minister of the First Baptist Church delivered the baccalaureate address. The ceremonies concluded with the presentation of diplomas and the traditional candle lighting ceremony. Here We are, for the last time, a whole, Considered now as a class But once we're out, it's finished- This will just be a time of the past. Silently now, we look at each other And remember the fun that we've had. We'll laugh when we think about good times, But cry when remembering the sad. We leave our footprints in the sands of time But they'll soon be washed away; We'll just become commonpeople again- We've had our glory day. We're totally free from here on out Independent and on our own. We'll learn the lessons that Life will teach As others before us have done. Our lives are just beginning now The road of life's straight ahead. The last minute instructions are given There's nothing left to be said. Diane Hensley Class of 1972 H, 1 Juniors Darrel Powell and Darrel Sims lead For some, graduation brings tears. the procession of seniors. 165 166 VALEDICTORIAN DIANE MCCLUNG CLASS HISTORY - MIKE GIBSON SALUTATORIAN MARCIA WALKER Hi . Senior Thoughts At Commencement KATHI MEYER $ 167 97117119. oj Ute, $rescni a5 Formal education for the Class of '72 began in September, 1960, as we entered FIRST GRADE. Each year since that time things have gotten bigger and, for the most part, better. Our biggest year has been our senior year which we have highlighted throughout this '72 Masonian, story of our 71-72 school year. Looking back, we remember our junior year as being important and holding many memories we would like to include in this book. Telephonh Hour in Bye Bye Birdie Our part in the school musical production of Bye Bye Birdie 170 m. numun -I-n m sum 1... Our Junior Banquet and Prom Our King and Queen Our Attendants Wladimir Bladdy Fadel, our Foreign Exchange Student Leading the Seniors to their graduation 171 174 1- s. brumagen 2-b. pugh 3-j. schutte 4-p. hathaway S-g. miller 6-j. Icrouse 7-e. Wilson 8-k. nordstrom 9-j. tracy 10-d. hensley ll-n. berry 12-c. gareis 13-n. baxter 14-j. singer 15-s. brown 16-1.. ball 17-a. barnes 18-r. popplewell 19-t. triplet: 20-1. champ 21-h. arrowood 22- j. cook 23-t. lehman 24-n. federle 25vd. lema 26-d. andersen 27-j. johnston 28- g. miller 29-d. stemmler 30-m. quackenbush 31-j. ransom 32-g. roy 33-d. nadler 34-c. hendrickson 35-h. hollon 36-m. smith 37-m. colley 38nj. spaeth 39-8. booth 40-r. secrest 41-1. Simpson 42-c. schuler 43-g. meibers 44-p. painter 45-h. batsche 46-d. cooney 47-d. spaeth 48-c. Williams 49-d. rufener SO-t. clutter Sl-j. Winston 52-d. mcclung 53-r. andrews 54-ma brewster SS-j. mcguire 56-y. ward 57-d. smith 584. ream 59-k. green 60-5. knoop 61-h. bowling 62- g. silven 63-h. wessel 64-r. dillon 65-c. pollard 66-t. fields 67-m. barnes 68-h, mcdonald 69-8. burggraf 70-1.1anter 7ldj. corbin 72- j., peck 73-k. meyer l 7 5 Mr. Walter 'Bub' Dwire has been a member of William Mason High School's faculty for over 25 years. He served as a baseball Coach, track coach, basketball coach, and later he became the Athletic Director. Through the warmth and friendship Bub extended, he won great admiration and respect from students, fellow teachers, and coaches of the entire area. His contributions to the community and his friendship to all will never be forgotten. He has left his mark. He will be greatly missed. Jilinlt cf 11.715 Qresenl as UK: Q32 a g ii? 5: iH-uilukx . PROPHECY Mirror Reflections Into The F uture Twenty Years From Now . . DEBBIE ANDERSEN - certified public accountant VICKI ANDERSON - clerk of Selective Service Board 122 in Lebanon RANDY ANDREWS - the pizza shop owner RUSTY ARAUJO - U.S. Attorney General BILL ARROWOOD - manager of Mason Water Works Department LINDA BALL - Head nurse at the Medical Center ARLENE BARNES - sponsor of Pee-Wee Football League Cheerleading MARCEE BARNES - secretary to the superintendent of Mason Local Schools BETSY BATSCHE - first person qualified to hear court cases, drill teeth. and prescribe medicine NANCY BAXTER - President of Drink Balloons, Inc. ROGER BELL - U.S. Ambassador to Cuba NANCY BERRY - owner of a pony keg STEVE BOOTH - Olympic track star PEGGY BOTKIN - director of the Cincinnati Symphony BOB BOWLING - supervisor of the Warren Co. Auto- motive Maintenance Garage 180 - Prophecy MIKE BOWLING - captain of a professional baseball team MIKE BRADLEY - football coach MARILYNN BREWSTER - President of the First Mason Bank GARY BROWN - midget racer at Tri-County Speedway SHARON BROWN - star of new TV show tBozo. the Browny SHELIA BRUMAGEN - librarian for Mason High School BERNIE BURCKARD - menis hairstylist STEVE BURGGRAF - star of Big Time Wrestling JANET BURKE - postmaster KEVIN CARTER - manager of IGA LINDA CHAMP - owner of a chain of Whippy Dips BOB CHRISTIANSON - pharmacist TIM CLUTTER - philosopher MARY COLLEY - Miss America JIM COOK - driving instructor DEBBIE COONEY - the model nurse PETE COOPER . employee of the State Department of Engineering JACKIE CORBIN - agent for the Warren County Welfare Department RICHARD DILLON . owner of Slo-Photo. Inc. PALMA DORIA - resident of Myrtle Beach GINA DUNN - owner of Ginais Needlecraft Shoppe DEBBY EBERHARD - cashier for the Beer Depot DIANE EHDE . girl for the Coppertone Ad BRAD EVERMAN - member of Mason Life Squad NANCY FEDERLE - singing the National Anthem at Riverfro nt Stadium TERESA FIELDS - chairwoman of the Warren County Community Action Committee CAROLOU GAREIS - housemother at the Warren County Children's Home MIKE GIBSON - President of the Mason Alumni Association KATHY GREEN - Mrs. Greenjeans on Captain Kangaroo MIKE GRIFFIN - a Volkswagen dealer KATHY tHACKERJ GEPHART - chairwoman Of Welcome Wagon MIKE HAMMOCK - employee of Ford PEGGY HATHAWAY - designer of patterns RANDY HAYES - chairman of the Southwestern Ohio Community Living 35 Travel Commission CINDY HEISLER. - head cashier at Thriftway CONNIE HENDRICKSON - head psychologist at Longvi ew RICHARD HENNINGER - Colonel in the U.S. Army DIANE HENSLEY- judge at Warren County Juvenile Court BEV HOLLON - married to 'Ducky MIKE HUNT - pro golfer ROB HUTCHISON - professional trouble shooter JUDY JOHNSTON - feature singer at Kings Island SUSAN KNOOP - President of the United States JAY KROUSE - Mr. America GIL LANHAM - doctor LINDA LANTER - secretary for Mr. Unger TAMARA LEHMAN - professional homemaker DEBBIE LEMA - nurse KATHI LEWIS - airplane pilot BOB LIEDHEGNER - operator of the bus garage KIM MACKEY - sergeant in the National Guards BOB MADDEN - security guard JOHN MADDIN - training for the Olympics MIKE MAYS - a keeper of collies DIANE MCCLUNG - TV celebrity BILL MCDONALD - owner of his own Gyp Joint JANINE MCGUIRE - Cub Scout Den Mother GREG MEIBERS - father of six girls Prophecy - 181 GARY MILLER w owner of the tGrubb ShopJ RICK MORTON - refiner of salt DENNIS MULLINS - police officer DAVE NADLER - General Manager of Shillitogs RICK NIXON - plumber KAREN NORDSTROM . a Ding-a-Ling Sister PEG PAINTER - first woman driver at the Indiana- polis 500 JEFF PECK - employee of the U.S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife CHARLES POLLARD - auditor RUTH POPPLEWELL - teacher at Kiddie Kollege DALE POWELL - truant officer BILL PUGH - clown for the Ringling Bro. Circus MIKE QUACKENBUSH - supervisor of purchasing at Warren County Garage JOE RANSON - the best-known paper technologist IRENE REAM - secretary to Head Start Program MARK ROWLAND - owner of a Putt-Putt Course GARY ROY - administrator of the Federal Water Pollution Control Department THERESA SAMARGIE - mother of three DALE RUF'ENER - owner of his own farm MIKE SAYLOR - a sailor in the us. Navy 182 - Prophecy LEONARD SCHAPPACHER - driver for the Grey- hound Bus Lines CINDA SCHULER - Miss Secretary 1982 JANE SCHUTTE - fashion co-ordinator RICKY SECREST - author of joke books MARSHALL SIDWELL . a. preacher's soh-in-laiw GARY SILCOX - barbe r JERRY SILCOX - owner of Mason Auto Parts GREG SILVEN - pastor of the Presbyterian Church LINDA SVIMPSON - Youth Director for the MYF JIM SINGER - originator of the Jim Singer Open STEVE SLIGER - owner of a body shop ART SMITH - owner of a wrecker service DEB SMITH - owner of a saddle shop MONTY SMITH - drummer with the Lawrence Welk Orchestra DOUG SMITH - taxi driver in New York City RON SMITH - electrician DAVE SPAETH - co-ordinator of Mason Little League Program JERRY SPAETH - creator of Kat food JOHN SPAETH - tennis instructor DEB STEMMLER - married to a Florida man DOUG THOMPSON - head ape trainer at the Cincinnati Zoo JILL TRACY - editor of a newspaper TERESA TRIPLETT - married to a. service station attendant STEPH TUCKER. - lost in the Florida sun SANDY vAN HOOK - production manager of Woman's Day TED VON HOLLE - president of Mason Board of Education MARCIA WALKER - a famous artist MIKE WALLS - a member of the Marine Corps YVONNE WARD - Olympic Champion mile-runner NICCI WEISMAN - owner of a bakery BEV WESSEL . dietician at Mason High School CONNIE WILLIAMS . choir director ED WILSON - U.S. Senator NANCY WILSON - head of Sears Complaint Department JIM WINCHESTER - repairman for United Telephone Company JEFF WINSTON - manufacturer of the best golf clubs GARY WORTMAN .. owner of a service station FRED ZOPFF - U.S. Supreme Court Judge Prophecy -183 4w Warm Janna mm ... n wmm m ummmMu ; i E rw ' m-Mvn E mussmmgm t 3 mm... 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Mr. 8: Mrs. Emmitt Lehman Mr. 8: Mrs. Larry Meibers Mr. 8: Mrs. John Nordstrom Mr. 8! Mrs. James K. Sliger Mr. 8: Mrs. George W. Spaeth Jim 81 Dottie Tucker Drf 8: Mrs. Frank Batsche, Jr. Mr. Gordon R. Burrows Collins Cleaners Mr. 81 Mrs. Alvin Federle Mr. 81 Mrs. Jerry C. Goode Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Hensley Mr. 8i Mrs. Everett Johnston Bob 81 Sylvia Martin Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard Meyer Mr. 8: Mrsf'c Richard Secrest Snap On Tools MI? 81. Mrs. Ralph Spaeth Don Von Holle 8: Sons Feed i: Denotes Mason Alumni THE MASON BOOSTER CLUB AS THIS CIRCLE HAS NO END, THE INTER EST WHICH WE HAVE IN YOU SHALL REMAIN FOREVER UNBROKEN. Compliments of :5 THOMPSON'S WESTERN AUTO MASON ASSEMBLY3135 . 105 East Main Street. Mason. Ohio 45040 ' RAINBOW FOR GIRLS - i 3 PHONE: 3398-2941 MASON, OHIO ' First Mason Bank COMPLETE ,' , BANme 3, , SERVICE MEMBER F.D.I.C. $ P MEMBER F.R.S. 3:235:31; 30am 9:00 AM. to 2:30 EM. Mon., Tues Thurs. Friday and Saturday Cloud WMadtzyJ OPEN FRIDAY EVE. 6:00 RM. to 3m KM. 3 T; 1.;13 if A f; x ,. . . . x : , ,3 , .f r 3-. 3 . 9i, Kuru 3 I A m- , V 3 , x 1ANDERSONHARDWARE ' 1 ' H ' IE? 39$4075 TJBAYSORE'S 304' Wesf Maln Street 3. K'PLOWER SHOP '3 Mason. Ohio ; 398-3901 HARDWARE .'r HOUSEWARES 'Vv353 Reading Road , uus-ra: v smsmo ; s. ' GOOD LUCK ant Class of 1972 MASON BUWI. SMART FEMININE APPAREL I A I s , 314 Reading Road . , ' Mason, Ohio 45040 B E A TV PHONE-F 398-3001 8 0 I READMORE BOOKSTORE Hallmark Card and Party Shop Colony Square Shopping Center 763 Reading Road Lebanon, Ohio Mason, Ohio Owner: ETHEL SIMS 188 I JUNE HILL STUDIO Mason, Ohio 515$: s 9?;EE-E; $7. ' DEP1T Need Help? 7? ? MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS STUDIO 726 E. Main St. - Colony Square Lebanon, Ohio Owner: EDNA FURBEE Li I 4.2240,; BEER DEPO'T 1; 4g DRIVE THnuEmm w W FRUIT PALACE 8816 Reading Rd. Pisgah, Ohio 777-1706 SHERWOOD'S MARKET 117 Reading Road Mason, Ohio PHONE: 398-5871 GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES FROZEN FOODS - ICE CREAM CARRY OUT COLD BEER WINE AND PARTY SUPPLIES QUALITY MEATS Cut Fresh To Your Order 189 m and MM! mama 530? Shop om Phone 303 cAnTEn mmeLs mmonaw Sa. 1- 5 398-8801 naums BOGEH STAN DARb Ill BULLOCK'S SOHIO Main 8: Kings Mills 398-197I 5300 COX-SMITH ROAD. MASON. OHIO 45040 $$$$$3k$$$$$$$$$$$$$ TELEPHONE 513 - 398-2881 BULLOCK'S TYLERSVILLE 501-110 690 Reading Road 3898:7006 Compliments of $ac$$$$$$$5k$3k$ COMPLETE TUNE UP BRAKE SERVICE WHEEL ALIGNMENT TIRES BATTERIES ROAD SERVICE HILLT OP CARRY-OUT GROCERY 190 RYAN MUSIC STUDIO, l . 200 EAST MAIN $ MASON, OHIO 398-9956 '- . INSTRUCTIONS g: MUSIC ACCESSORIES. INSTRUMENT RENTAL DISTR IBUTIVE EDUCATION Public Accountant 226 Reading RQad BUILDING FUTURE LEADERS Mason, Ohio LSOAO F OR Phone 398-3961 DISTRIBUTION WHILE DEVELOPING CHARACTER Compliments of FURNITURE B Q R R cnnpm 600 READING ROAD MASON, OHIO A5040 FURNITURE AND CARPETING PHONE: 398-3916 191 KI .. Qngmtulutions to the graduating class BARR'S SUPER MARKET 30! W. MAIN STREET MASON, OHIO k ROSIE'S BEAUTY SHOP One noun illHRTlllllelg CERTIFiES THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING 319 READING ROAD MASON, OHIO 45040 9:00 to 6:00 Tues. and Wed. 9:00 to 8:00 Thurs. and Fri. 9:00 to 4:00 Saturday Phone: 3 98-3896 Mason, Ohio 45040 - THE LEBANON PARTS Co. 0NAPA. 117 READING ROAD -' MASON, OHIO 45040 Phone: 398-4060 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 8. SUPPLIES COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP Open Daily 8-8 Saturdays 8-4 Stores also in: Lebanon, Morrow, Waynesville, 8: Monroe WHEN YOU THINK REAL ESTATE c410 Post Office Build Lug Ph. 398-6015 THINK OF US! ' ',.. WJWWZ $6 DEVELOPERS Mason, Ohio 45040 CONGRATULATIONS! SENIORS! ELLENBEE FOODS INC. CINCINNATI, OHIO MASON MARATHON M MARATHON 101 READING ROAD MASON, OHIO 398'3091 Air Cond, Service Front End Rad iator Mufflers Tune Up Brakework 398-8051 755 READING ROAD MASON, OHIO w 31 J ? Richard A. Walker R m Insurance fCompetitive Ratey FIRE - AUTO - LIFE 224 W. Main 31. Mason, Ohio 398-6055 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Compliments of MIDDLETON BROTHERS General Contracling 8. Heating We Specialize In Snider Rd. Mason. Ohio COMMERCIAL WORK CUSTOM CABINET WORK 398'4971 HOMES - CEMENT WORK W MASON MASBN SALES RAILROAD SALVAGE 398-9le RT. 42 - ACROSS FROM WLW TOWER 398 2886 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Groceries . Furniture Paneling Dgors Pamt . . Hardware Plywood Wmdows Plumbmg Supphes Linoleum SCHOOL OF DANCE 111 WEST MAIN STREET MASON, OHIO TAP JAZZ BALLET ADAGIO ACROBATIC BALLROOM FIGURE CONTROL 777-3468 398-4896 SPECIAL CLASSES for Boys and for Worntn. . ' h 8 mm? F irst ason Complete banking service a I I I; BANKING HOURS: DRIVE-IN HOURS 9:00 to 2:30, Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri :2 Sat, Mon., Tues., 8L Thurs. until 5:00 P.M. Fri. Evenirigs 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Closed Wednesday Friday until 8100 13-M- Saturday until 2:30 PM. ' AS Paovwio m m; ammuo AU 0! Ian YOU'RE AS PRETTY AS A PICTURE - -- A KERKHOFF KANDID 930 Cherokee Drive Mason, Ohio DINNER BELL RESTAURANT 0M... 6000! 127 WEST MAIN STREET MASON, OHIO OWNERS: HOWARD 8: LORETTA TERRY COMPLIMENTS OF GENO VALLE 8: BOOTS DUESING GRADUATE SERVICE, INC. I C LASS RINGS MEDALS - TR OPHIES ANNOUNC EMENTS 398-8701 CAPS 8: GOWNS Weddings - our specialty Our job is finished now, but the hours of work are not forgotten. It was our hope from the beginning that each of you would have a book at which you could look in future years and recall the happy memories of your high school days. We have spent study halls, afternoons, evenings, and even holidays putting this book together---now we present it to you so that you might always remember the 1971-72 school year at William Mason High. When we began this book, we had very little experience at this type of work. We have been very fortunate to have so meny people be of such great help. We would particularly like to thank Principal Lee 1. Carey for his special co-operation and encouragement; June Hill for her dependable photo services; Mr. Maurice Childs and Inter-Collegiate Press, Inc. for their help in all facets of our book; the custodial staff for puttingupwithus during the seemingly interminable work sessions; the junior yearbook staff for their valuable help; and Mrs. Gwen Goode for her invaluable assistance and patience. The 1972 Yearbook Staff Nancy Federle, Editor