Bay High School - Bay Blue Yearbook (Bay Village, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1967 volume:

only one journey is inevitable—our journey down the road of life . . . this road is constantly expanding as we gain more experience and seek new opportunities . . . the direction of our road depends upon our indi- vidual initiative and goals . . . success and achievement are signs of a smooth road . . . we experience disappointment and failure when our road becomes rough . . . we try to avoid a crooked road which reveals our indecision and insecurity . . . straight roads are traversed by those of us who are confident and purposeful in our aims . . . occasionally we are confronted by setbacks or detours, but these will lead us to clearer paths ... we are now traveling over a very important stretch in the road of life—our high school years . . . not only are paths of knowledge opened to us during this perfixi, but also those of activity and achieve- ment . . . with teachers, parents, and friends serving as guideposts, we strive to keep our roads straight and smooth . . . we look forward to the final bend in this road—graduation . . . during our high school years, we come to realize that we have many paths to explore which will lead us to self-discovery and to opportunities for new roads beyond high school. advertisements . 178 among the most pleasant memories of our journey through high school are the everyday incidents that are part of our school life . . . most of these moments are forgotten, hut many form a lasting picture in our minds . . . laughter and disappointment, smiles and tears make up the usual school day . . . the clearing of the halls just before the bell rings . . . scurrying out of class for a hurried chat with friends . . . reading desks in study hall . . . cramming outside the door for a test . . . listening with mixed emotions to election results . . . borrowing an emergency” dime for an apple . . . counting down the seconds of last period to rush and meet that special” friend at our locker . . . insignificant at the time, these moments are vital experiences which bring us in personal contact with our fellow students . . . we should take advantage of our school life to gain greater understanding of ourselves and to realize the impor- tance of everyday incidents along the road of life. II 14 15 17 20 21 23 Him uim mm 30 our administrators and teachers serve as guideposts during our high school journey . . . through their own wisdom, experience, and dedica- tion, they hope to increase our desire for knowledge . . . using methods of their own initiative and ingenuity, they arouse our curiosity for learn- ing . . . our teachers not only want to equip us with intellectual tools, but also teach us basics in human understanding . . . the members of our faculty and administration strive to facilitate our educational paths, and willingly counsel in academic and personal problems . . . without the faculty guidance, our high school road would be difficult to travel. setting our course .. . dr. cawrse has continually proven himself to be a highly capable superintendent during the last three years . . . working with the board of education, he has endeavored to raise our present level of edu- cation ... in finalizing the plans for future expan- sion, his job of improving our school system will further be fulfilled. row one: mrs. jane miller, mrs. lola graske, mrs. ad a edmunds. row two: mrs. marian minns, mrs. eve alex- ander. 35 leading our travel for a successful the school administration executes school policy and introduces new ideas into our educational system . . . mr. mengert, completing his third year as a highly capable principal, and mr. townsend in his first year as assistant principal, have effectively en- forced our school codes . . . the secretaries are efficient aides to these men who establish the guide- lines of our educational experience. mr. phillip h. mengert principal ’WJSI mrs. helen kidwell, mrs. mary ohara, mrs. frances fallner office secretaries 36 journey in education .. . 37 guiding us through the first significant stretch .. . our guidance counselor steer our courses as we com- plete our High school education and travel on our ever extending road . . . they are qualified to give us expert advice on the problems and decisions that we confront daily ... by helping us assess our ap- titudes, talents, and interests, they can direct us in choosing the right path to a college or career. mrs. betty jane hull guidance counselor making knowledge available miss ell k. beresford librarian the library stores our resources for learning . . . it is always available to us as we seek to gain knowl- edge through study and research by reading ideas and discoveries of man that open new roads and increase our understanding of various types of peo- ple and situations . . . and by using the vast in- formation in our library we broaden our minds and made progress in our journey through life. mrs. mae fathauer library secretary mrs. mona a. zettlemeyer biology, medical careen club advisor mr. timothy c. wagner physics, science department head, photography club advisor mr. ronald r. wacker biology 40 in the present world, the field of science is con- stantly becoming more important ... we study science to analyze our physical environment . . . through individual experimentation and drawing our conclusions, we make our own discoveries . . . in the process we learn to think in an orderly and logical manner . . . these discoveries extend more opportunities for the expansion of our learnings. mr. thomas s. hoesman chemistry, science club advisor, assistant 11th grade class coordinator experimenting with the unknown . . . mr. harvey warner physical science, chemistry, j.v. baseball coach mr. gary glenwright biology, cross-country h j.v track coach 41 expressing ideas understanding our english language enables us to communicate with others ... as we gain a firm foun- dation in the grammar of our language and the litera- ture of the world, we can express our ideas clearly and comprehend the thoughts and opinions of others . . . communication facilitates our path of progress. mrs. eleanor h. kellam english III, honors IV. bay window and quill and scroll advisor, english department head miss janice frasca english II. III. llch grade y-teens advisor mrs. mary ann johnson english III. bay bits advisor mrs. maxine sible english II. IV, paperback book store, american held service advisor 42 and stimulating our imaginations ... 43 mr. charlcs r. milheim english IV. honors III. assistant 12th trade coordinator mr. paul w. brandt amcrican history, amer- ican government, 11th grade co-ordinator mr. john c. wichman world history, american history, bay blue book advisor mr. vincent j. o'donncll sociology, student council 44 lighting the road with knowledge of the past ... mr. cdward s. wells social studies depart- ment head, american government. 12th grade co-ordinator through our study of history and man himself, we learn and appreciate that our ancestors faced far more roadblocks than we do today ... as we gain knowledge and understanding, we can avoid man’s past errors . . . only then will our progress be- come more rapid with less detours in handling present and future situations. increasing universal understanding . . . knowledge of foreign languages is important in interpreting the motives of people from other coun- tries . . . our study of foreign languages also teaches us the traditions and customs of different nations . . . communication with those around the world will increase understanding and advance us on the road to world security. mr. gary r. lipstreu eoglish II, french III mr. richard w. donaldson Spanish II, II, V, national honor society adivsor 46 47 calculating the road to infinity . .. finding solutions to problems dealing with num- bers and writing proofs develop our reasoning ca- pacity . . . exactness and accuracy in our thinking are advanced as we learn to solve equations and work with formulas ... we can obtain logical reasoning abilities when we master mathematics . . . sound thinking is necessary to keep us from the road of oblivion. miss m. cilccn wagner algebra-trigonometry math analysis, probabili- ties and statistics, united appeal and math department head mr. robert t. adams geometry, algebra and trigonometry mr. george w. meyers geometry, fundamental math, audio-visual equipment. 10th grade coordinator mr. paul d. lehman geometry, math II, assistant 10th grade coordinator 48 mr. rowland f. hosmer marching band, conceit band, stage band developing our natural creativity . . . participation in music and art is an excellent means of expressing our creativeness ... by developing our talents through these fields, we learn to appreciate the fine arts . . . the study of humanities culti- vates and broadens our tastes ... no matter whether we sing, play an instrument or draw a picture, these abilities will help us enjoy our journeys more fully. mr. w. curt crews choir, humanities, glee club 49 mr. r. russell larson art I, II. III. stagecrafters and art club advisor learning useful skills for the benefit home economics prepares us as future homemakers . . . these courses provide us with skills in cook- ing, sewing, and home management . . . when we acquire these skills, we become more efficient and adept in building our home and family life. miss patricia j. holman home management, clothing, foods. 12th grade y teens advisor 50 of tomorrow’s journey . mr. james r. jares metal shop, advanced metals, assistant foot- ball coach, j.v. wrest- ling coach. practical crafts that will be beneficial to us in the future extension of our journey are offered in industrial arts . . . mechanical drawing and shop techniques enable us to design, build and maintain the structures in our homes. 51 mr. richard s. hale office practice, typing I, II, business department head gaining experience in business .. . courses teaching skills such as typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping are necessary preparations for fu- ture jobs in the business world . . . besides aiding us in high school by increasing our speed and efficiency in taking notes and typing papers, these techniques provide the equipment for a job di- rectly after high school. mr. ronald r. rush typing I, personal typing, bookkeeping, j.v. basketball and baseball coach mrs. jane gaydos shorthand I, II, notehand, business club advisor 52 conditioning our bodies as well as our minds . .. physical as well as mental development is impor- tant . . . physical education strengthens our bodies, increases our coordination, and teaches us the qual- ities of teamwork and sportsmanship . . . driver education instructs us in safety on the roads . . . by obtaining the skills and reflexes of driving, we insure the safety of ourselves and others. miss antoinette m. chiabotti girls' physical education, cheerleader, rockettes. girl's athletic association, and leaders advisor mr. richard e. voiers boys' physical education, head basketball, golf, assistant football coach, varsity b advisor 53 mr. ray klein, mr. pat o'toole custodians the custodians are necessary for the maintenance of our school . . . the cafeteria staff is responsible for providing the nourishment needed by our bodies . . . although behind the scenes, these peo- ple are essential to our education. working behind the scenes . . . 54 jan satullo, ralph heussner camp minawanca achieving recognition . . . academic achievement award winners row one: 1. maynard. e. saul. m. volden. s. lawther. k. koch. b. robison. row two: C. shaw, . gillingham. j. smith, m. casey. I. robertson. row three: b. abboct. r. robinson. r. morrison. i. klein, g. johnson it is important to set high standards for ourselves in citizenship and scholarship . . . those of us who attain our goals are filled with satisfaction and are deservingly awarded and recognized . . . at the same time, we must realize that opportunities for achievement never cease on our expanding road. 55 john rodman, laura robertson buckeye state representatives the class of 67 cannot be defined in one word . . . our class’s well- roundedness was demonstrated through its many outstanding qualities— cooperation, leadership, spirit, and friendliness . . . although unified as a class, we distinguished ourselves as individuals in the fields of scholar- ship, sports, dramatics, art, and music ... as seniors, we became aware that this year would lay the foundation for the future . . . with our greatest efforts, we developed our talents, led our school, and discovered ourselves . . . on top of the hill, we looked forward to graduation as the last bend in our high school journey, realizing that this final turn would lead us to greater extensions of our road—college and vocational life. senors seniors .. . leaders in the journey ♦ ♦ ♦ junior varsity cheerleaders . . . chem study . . . school ring styles . . . the rocket” . . . these were just a few of the firsts” of the class of '67 .. . our class’s spirit of cooperation and friendliness enabled us to make every event in our senior year rewarding and worth- while — sports, concerts, plays, homecoming, the snowball, parent’s night, goldiggers, the prom, and finally graduation. 58 senior class officers row one: jeff smith, pres.; jan me phee, sec. row tuo pete brady, boys’ toe.; debby conlon, tress, row three: john rodman, vice pres.; sallie sandals, girls’ eoc. thomas edwin alien tom . . . gets around . . . many job . . higher'� restaurant . . . '49 chevy . . . subdued crea- tiveness ' . . . “it’s the thought that counts . james scott aussem jim . . . football and track . . . auss” .. always a girl and on the go . . . interest in Kvernment and business . . . ed by all. marion jill b. barlow HU . . . our student from south africa . . . active in everything loves to act . . . dramatic reading at Christmas . . . ideas on politics . . . fits in well • . . dimples. joan katherine anderson jotnnie . . . michigan state university . . . future math major . . . skating enthusiast . . . always laughing . . . summer in michigan. nancy jean ashby nan(y . . can honestly be called beautiful . . . modeling, rockettes ... a riot at beattys . . . dependable, hardworking . . . that's o.k. marilyn sue asher manlyn . . . jobs at dairy queen . . . that's life . . . rain- bows . . . quiet . . . business club. david john backstrom date . . . individualist . . . ?uiet . . . intelligent . . hails rom springfield, ill. wilma jean baker U'ilm . . . wilm” . . . ori- ginal laugh . . . w.a. of rain- bows . . pres, of business club . . . future as a secretary . . . a real doll . alfrcd francis bell. jr. buzz . . . baseball and football . . . one of the big two — boob and buzz . . . tall, dark and handsome . . wants to play professional baseball . a culver boxing champ. jeffrey lloyd benbow je0 . . groovy” . . . bay’s cassius clay . . throws irons . . bay hardware . . . interest- ed in girls. linda sue bernard Urn . . . pretty rockette . . . artistic . . bernard” . . . keep smilin' ... ever been stuck in a wastebasket? . . . . . . quiet and elegant . . . sum- mer in California . . . t-bird. 59 robert gram berwick bob . . . bcrwack . . . likes to snow and water ski . . . '‘wail” . . . loves planes . . career in aviation after air force . . . blonde bomber . . honda lover. richard craig bever rich . . . spyder . . . beach boy . . southern drawl . . . quiet instigator . . . lake road inter- ests . . . cahoon nursery . . possum . cynthia jeanne bingham cimJy . . . choraleers . . . pyf sec . ringer of bells . . . bing . teacher . . . torn the bomb . . . unpredictable remarks. james waiter bird jim . . . birddog . . . clean good looks . . . tan . . . swim- ming . . . skiing . . . cross country track . . . gun club . . medical future. marilyn jean blakeslee msrilyn ... a bit much” . . . bearty's . . . horseback riding . . . lovely long hair . . . guitar player . . . franee in future. I sandra lee blatter semJy . . . seen at higbee's west- gate . . . freckled complexion . good friend . . . sands . joseph haire boatwright, jr. joe . . . hondas forever . . in- terests in medicine . . hi yeta” . . a friend to all . . . broad sense of humor . . . ‘we’ll never do it that' way . gregory lee borchert greg . . . borch . . . oak motors . . . never loses at tic- tac-toe . . . the kind of friend to have when you’re down . . . whatcha mean? . peter philip brady pete . . . homecoming king . . most athletic ... a letter in football, wrestling, and track . . . his harley davidson . . . wins any argument . . . student council . . . loves living. 60 having a spirit of devotion to one another . . . george alden scott hricker george . . . always (here when you need him . . . manages (he wrestling and crack teams . . . “� o what! ' . . . how’s a vote for I. b. j. in '68, george? dana carl brinker datia . . . dink ... his g.t.o. . . . euro pc next summer . . . friendly and funny . . . football and track . . . yeah, i guess margaret lynn broka Peggy . . . beatty's group . . . riding at lakewood stables . . . what’s happenin'? . . . long, gorgeous locks . . . rockettes . . . art club . . . united appeal. james malm burgess fim . . . smokey . . . fast corvair? . . . little drummer boy . . . transplant from n.o. . bay 38-n.o. 14 . . . univer- sity of tampa. michael kent brown mike . . . works at huntington playhouse . . . right! . . . loves money . . . volvo . . . transmissions track . . . quiet . . . shy . . . white socks. gail Joyce burgi ns gsil . . . quick-witted ... al- ways a funny remark . . . sleek brown hair . . . nurses aid . . . b.g. summer . . . ahem. wesley joseph brown uet . . . tennis team . . . bay marathon mechanic . that's all a part of being cool' . . . future in the air force. christy anne burson ebris . . . bursy . . . seen at colonial . . . hillsdale . . . man. is that disgusting . . . guitar ... art club . . o.k. dan warren burdick dan . . . fun in the sun . . . tank man . . . worm . . . faithful guard at bay pool . . . surf’s up. linda suzanne burson I in . . . letter of commendation for national merit scholarship test ... dr. saddler's office . . . camping in summer . . . types for bay window . . . east Pales- tine interest. 61 becoming a unified faction . . . hugh laughlin Campbell bugb . . ’ long live the mafia . . . fruit wagon . . . life saving at aqua marine . . . interest in girls . . . lots of fun . . . good skater . . . chow . douglas Christian carlson doug . . . better known to some as reverend watson . . . hvass . . . very studious . . . good looking . . what?? that’s fine!!' thomas dark Campbell tom . . . cam . . . skiing . . orderly at lake wood hospital . . . b.g. here i come . . . chow . . . life saving . . . dry humor. mary lynn Cartwright mary lynn . . . well liked by government teacher . . . cart- wheel . . . life of the party . . . often seen at pizza plaza . . . fun at federals. mary louise casey mary Ion . . . a.f.s. prexy . . . remember the jewel t man! . . . n.h.s. . . . what’s a sweet pikuchv? . . . marmalade . . . ’case.’ O marilyn ruth castle mardyn . . . gabrielle . . . new choir member . . . fta . . . bay window eature writer . . . french iv ever ... a friend to all. x richard john cavano rich . . . baseball . . . lv-50 . . . a crummy brother . . . toody” . . cahoon park football . . . ping-pong too big . . . dupa. bruce dana chambers bruct . . . vespa . . . Saturday football . . . memories of sum- mer job . . . myf’er . . . great sense of humor . . . dances . . . dances . . . dances. 62 mark wheeler chessman trunk . . looks after the sophs . . get (hat hair cut! . . . mechanical engineer at bay lanes?!!?. sandra anne christofferson tandy . . . treas. of sic . . . my page is done first . . . too bad she can't see . . . eternal lab partner . . . this is ford country . . . super friend. william harvey dark bitl . . . golf . . . loves to travel . . . especially to germany . . . don't do anything i wouldn't do . . . piloting plans or cook at bay view . . . kristine anne clarke krii . . . waitress at peach tree . . . smile for everyone . . . riding at lakewood stables . . . laurie and kris everywhere . . . pep club and y-teens. linda louise conaway � •... thespian prexy . . . summers in indiana . . . many talents . . . crazy foreign car— the battnobile . . . catching laugh . . . it's unreal . deborah ann conlon deb hie . . . hcllooo . . . rockette . . . treasurer of senior class and y-teens . . . the silver whistle . . . hopes to become a doctor . . . occasional accent . . . da. 63 james patrick conroy jim . . . gak . . . everyone's friend . . . awright . . . jimmy c . . . terriflic tackle . . . york's loss is our £ain . . . that's unbelievable!' . robert browning crow rob . . . football . . . shy on outside, a devil on inside . . . blonde hair, blue eyes remember the blue bomb . . . doubles with glenn h. james david davies jim . . from river to bay football ... all s.w.c. . . scrambler . . . we can still be friends . . . colorful letter sweater ... a good buddy . . . beat river! . . jimmy d. cherishing the warmth and security deborah ann cook 4 bby . uncle cook head cheerleader . . . that's close . . gets things done right and on time . what a laugh' . a devil. carol jean cooney carol . . . hysterical . . . b.g.s.u. . . . y-teens ... a laugh a minute . . . craxy carol . . . a beatty's beauty . . . love that hair! sandra jean crouch tanJi . . . California surfer . . . marshall drug store soda foun- tain . . . you're kidding me! . . . future nurse . . . boats and skis . . . y-teens . . . ohh yeah”. marilyn gwen daniels martlyn . . . rockettes . . . sophisticated . . . good student . . . english wix . . . dra- matics . . . out of state interest. shirley ann davis sbirley . . . trips to n.y. . . . oh. that pink bathing suit . . . memories of geneva . . . fun to be with . . . nutty person- ality . . . interest in fairview? 64 of companionship . . . marcia joan de shetler many always ready for a parr , . . beany's . . . out- spoken . . employee at may's . always a word . . . her in her t-bird. gregory lynn de yo greg . . o.e.” . . choir . ”uh’ . . . how’s the corvair? . . . varsity b . . . good guitarist . . . copy aid inc . . . (in parma?). james alan doherty jr. jim . . . hi-fi bug . . . works at lawn jobs in bay . . . plans to be an architect . . . quiet. Christopher carson don ley kit ... an individualist . . . the personalized hondas . . . last word in hair styles . . . wha'd ya say?' . . . works as a tree surgeon. douglas penneli eacon doug flying at Cleveland hopkins works at gas station . . . future mechanical engineer . . . watch it — you're flirting with death science club . . quiet. bonne bell eckert bonne riding . . . frequent winter ski trips . . . summer at culver . . great advertise- ment for lovely skin . . . y- teens babe michacl angelo di lauro mike . . . artist . . . renzo grappler . . . easygoing tenor . . best dancer . . . future in art. james hayward dowman jim . . . jym . . . choraleer . . . sensitive . . . good tenor and artist . . . understanding . . . wild dresser . . . redhead . . . de molay. patricia ann edwards t et . . interests out of bay summers working with retarded children soft spoken types for bey uindou . 65 laura anne elsner laurte . . . g.a.a. likes water skiing and horseback riding . . . friendly ... to the point . . . seamstress ... a major in home ec. carol sue ferchau enrol . . . may’s teenboard rep. from where??? . . . smile, fersh . . . senior editor . . . kaigle . . . interest in yale. . . she’s got the devil in her eye. barbara jo ferguson barb . . . fergie . . . all right, all right . . . shoes at federals . . . sandusky water- skiing . . . guitar. kenneth louis flcsch. jr. ken . . . expert swimmer and diver . . . skin” . . . dry humorist . . . outspoken and truly sincere . . . always willing to help . . . scientific mind . science in future. margarcta birgitta forsman maggan . . . a.fs. student from Sweden . . . likes outdoors, likes to go for walks . . . fancy americans . . . likes classical music . . . reserved . . speaks 4 languages fluendy . . . well traveled. paula anne foley Paula . . loves football games . . drawing and painting . . . a collector . . . tuff . . . . from Steubenville. jill j. frazee jill .. . enthusiastic cheerleader . . . halle’s teen board . . . nutty . . . effervescent . . . homecoming court. bonnie claire forbes bourne . . wonder woman . . . pixy l'il complexion . . . sincere and conscientious . . . took bay by storm . . . let’s have a cackle! . courtney miliar furber court . . . choraleers . . . yellow mustang . . . golf champ . . . varsity b . . . quiet . . . good friend . . . summers at mea- do wood. being with old and new friends dennis charles gang denny . . . o-fang” . . . choir president . . . spirit plus . . . friendly . . . ‘'tenors forever!” . . . active in student council . . . late riser. linda margarct crawford gash Ism . . . nice smile . . . swim- ming , . . eyes england . . . breeding dogs . . . “well, in england art club. kathleen marie geary bath . . . knows how to have fun . . . many nicknames , . . parma . . . long, long hair . . . goofy suzanne jane gerhardt fHzsnne . . . choraleers . . . memories of meadowood's cafe . . sincere . . . coordinate of publication drive . . tongue- tied. patricia jane gilbert Pstsy . . . works at may's . . . friendly to everyone . . . great sense of humor . . . likes guitar . . . gilbie . . . happy go lucky. john charles gillingham fobm . . . goes for fords . . . gilly . . . Spanish scholar . . has a super friend . . . check'’ . . . bsy bits editor 67 working together toward a cynthia gilmore cm . . . “how’s your aorta? . . . “hi kids' . . . (ics to ohio state . . . tray scraper . . . precious . . . good friend . . . experienced in grape picking. arthur edward gore art . . thespians . . . looking for fun . . . the silver whistle . . a real business manager . . . riot in a voley. bonnie jean graf bom . . . quiet and sincere . . . long, shiny hair . . . her heart is in the army . . . too early in the morning, gang! . . planning on bowling green . . always a “hi”. judith tacy griffel tscy . . . boys . . . dancing . . . trips to westgate . . . shiny auburn hair . . . quiet . . . hard worker . . . robert morris jr. college. scott frank griswoid tcoii . . . milton s right hand man . . . enthusiastic . . . “cis- co . . . pet chihuahuas . . . amiable personality . . . good humor man . . . future in business. dean wayne gunter dean . . . way with women . . . could sell the brooklyn bridge . . . trumpets anony- mous . . tennis, anyone? . . . boston mills man. john david hafeli jsck . . . homeroom representa- tive for bayway . . . sure, harve . . . stock boy at hig- bee’s . . . loyal to good ole” fenwick high . skiing . right! . gladys jean hall glsdys . . . hap . . . rain- bows . . . lots of spirit . . . effervescent . . . friend to all . . . loves to laugh . . . gem beach ... on the go . . . pep club regular . . . always a good word. 68 common goal . . . douglas bernard hanan dong . 'worm’’ . . . bay arlantic . . . interest in taxi- dermy . west shore science . original . . . quiet . . . puc in-bay. roger graham handren rog . . . cocron's . . . that ain't bad . . . greasy” . . . tuff cat . . . friendly . . . usually found with mad dog or turtle . . . handsome. kenneth ross handschuh ken . . . loyal band member . . . always happy . . . sells shoes . . . river de molay . . . there’s no excuse for you . . . drummer. brace carl Hansen bruc . . . sooo much' . . . cross country . . . track . . . has tremendous speed and ability . . . you're cute . . . trip to erie . . . magnificent seven . . . rock . . . outdoor man. sharman ford hanson iharm . . . wild slumber parties . . . high hopes for the future . . . always seen around cookies and cakes . . . that’s close . . . fashion designing. gwynn ann harris guynw . . . gramma . . . the family originator of instant parties . . . f.t.a. secretary . . . many pictures. james neil helgcscn iim . helg . . . ford fal- con . paints houses in spare time . . . who cares?” . . . frequents big met and aqua marine . . . dry humorist . . . future in electronics. james Patrick heller jim . . . grebe’s . . . yit . . . disc jockey in the future? . . . porky's friend . . . what a personality . . . parkard limou- sine. william charles henke bill . . . quiet to strangers . . . loves cars . . . rare sense of humor . . . okay . plans for iob in future. gregory dale hayden greg . . . ready for hard w'ork . . . seen on the stage . . . thespians . . . works for choir . interest in underclassman. 69 susan lee henneberry sue . . . may co. employee . . . pretty eye . . . y-teens secre- tary • • • bubble ” . . . that certain smile . . . our suffrage driver . . . sincere. ralph clyde heussner, jr. rsipb . . . varsity b” . . . window sports editor . . . great orator . . . clyde” . . . triumph . . . flattering adjectives . . . camp miniwanca . . . a.f.s katherine hirschfeld kaihy . . . g.a.a. prexy . . . hershy ... art club . . . enjoys culture and sports . . . yellow mustang . . . never a dull moment . . . works in colonial. linda jo hoffman Urn . . . business club treasurer . . . seen driving around . . . knock it off . . . what's new in hudson? . . . odd names for boys! michael alien holleman mike . . . freddie neutral coins . . . helping hand for everyone . real nice moon” wagon . . one of magnificent seven big on building houses. linda lee hosmer lin . . . long time rockette and band member . . . ohio state . . . choraleers . . . ugs forever . . . faculty editor . . . hoz. 70 learning the importance of individuality .. . david cugene howard dete . . . rib . . . smooth southerner from north Carolina . . . swinging saxman . . . school dance band . . . plans to teach music . . . band president. gary edward Hutchinson gery . . . “hutch” . . . another arnold palmer . . . football . . . girls . . . has a good time . . . works at sherwin williams. robert james jerina bob . . . harry” . . . memories of w.v. , . . “nutchen” . . . dreams of rejoining pals in California. gregory robert johnson greg . varsity football . . . gregorio . . . nc. ball referee and player . . . greaser” . . . Cornell in future . . . varsity b” . . lutheran fellowship prexy. david william jurusz date . . . individualist . . . California dreamin ”... great guy . . . quiet . . . fabulous surfer . . . catch ya later”. louise ann ho wells Ionite . . . loves to act . . . choir . . . rosy cheeks . . future in law . . . sweet voice . . . interests in r.r. susan faye jeric sue . . . definite ideas . . . knows where she’s going . . . no. i'm on a diet” . . . future as a nurse . . . you can count on her. sally ann keine telly . . . always willing to help . . . smedly” . . true friend of bree . . . sights of miatni . . . fun to be with. 71 dcborah ann king debbie . . . likes kemucky . . . horseback riding in the valley . . . queenic . . . clerk at Halle's . . . i hear there's another overnight at my house.” diane marie kohl dime . . . gal on the go . . . locks up pep in the treasury . . . you know, you're right?! . . an alia merit an girl . . . do ya wanna dance? '. john william klein john . . . basketball manager . . . p.y.f. . . . tennis . . . always a comment . . scholarly . . plans for purdue. jerome john kolesar jerry . . . school photographer . . . quiet . . . works as a photographer's assistant . . . loves golfing . . hold it just a little longer”. brian jeavons kossman bruin . . . good looking . . cool dresser . , . koss” . . . good dancer . . .always says unexpected. robert lang kranz bob . . . enjoys fishing and hunting , . . has both brains and wit ... a welcome addition to bay . . . plans to become a family physician. karen kratsas harm . . . interested in art . . . full of fun . . . hey you guys' ... a grccian goddess — only shorter . . . plans for Cleveland art institute. suzan edich kregenow sue . . . loves to sew . . . you nut” . . . business club . . . quiet . . . future as a secretary. 72 gary donald krueger gtny cherry red chevy . . . quiet wit . . . golf enthusiast conscientious . . summers on the lake. rhonda lynn kuhn rhonJa . . . yellow stingray . . . put-in-bay . . . strawberry blonde . . . are you nuts or what? thomas hrian kuper tom . . . kup” . . . choir . . . p.y.f. . . . orderly at lakewood hospital . . . i'll be . . . maryland interests. geraldine alexis lamkin gtri . . . marvy . . . hopes to be airline stewardess . . . que suerte? . hough by night . . . ever hated parachutes . . . one of the better drivers. geoffrey mills larkin geoff. . . wittiest . . down the mississippi . . . detests pink . . . larks . . . bay rafters . . . monkey man . nice shoes . . . tonto. susan jeanne lawther tut . . . y-teens prexy . . . summer in chile . . . interest in a.f.s. . . . our snowball queen . . . frequents wrestling meets . . . her house is everyone’s. jean ellen kvatek jesnuie . . . soprano voice . . . likes to sing . . . likes to cook and sew . . . travels a great deal . . . sweet. barbara jean lawton harb . . . y-teens . . . beautiful eyes . . . loves skiing . . . iust plain happy . . . picture in neutueek . . . looking forward to future at wesleyan. thomas scott lee tom . . . fun to be with . . . shy around girls . . frequent trips to aqua marine . . . foot- ball at cahoon. william frank leeders bitl . . faithful dc molay officer . . . english class ham . . . arc you kidding me? . . . cars forever . . . plans future in marines. john Clifford leopold jobn . . . new to bay. but gets around . . . Icapin leo . . . i'll catch your eye later . . . cahoon football . . . one of magnificent seven . . . kansas city or bust. linda jean lilley tin . . . elementary education . . . works in ice cream shop . . . big HU . . . the little red bomb . . . memories at lakewood friday night legions . . . short hair . . . cute laugh. proving our ability to lead others . . . ralph henry lindeman rotph . . bay umdou editor . . . quiet . . . monday night drives to the printer's . . . speakers bureau . . . friendly . . . literary. jack Howell lumsden jay . . . varsity wrestling . . . river de molay ... a real friend . . . works at fisher foods, westgate . . . pizza plaza custo- mer . . . listen kid . adele ann lutz bonny . . . sincere and thought- ful . . . hardest worker . . . very punny” . . . artistic . . . hold it, you guys' . . . beauti- ful . . . gutz. rick davey mako rick . . . wrestling co-captain . . . makes' . . . gotta go home and eat . . . garduna . . . hard nosed football player . . . cowboy at heart. marion jean malone morion , . . marre” . . . p.y.f. president . . . boy uindou assistant editor . . . cheerful . . . Sundays at meadowood . . . memories of bay view kitchen. kathleen ann maloney bothy . . . v.p. of g.a.a. . . enjoys athletics . . . gives wise advice ... a friend to everyone . . likes folk singing and guitar . plans to be a gym teacher. maralou marquardt moro . . rockctte . . . can't wait till gem beach . . . hard worker at may's . . loves to sew . . . trips to ohio university. 74 linda susan mathcr lm. bay window typing edi- cor , . vacation in Vermont . . . date out of bay . . . bun new club . . . bay bits. william hodge me comb, jr. bill . . . wrestling . . . party- goer . . . girl watcher . . . skiing and skin diving . . individual . . . great sense of humor. gary john me donald gory . . . mac . . . speakers bureau . . . thespian . . . mr. cherry . . . hi I.I.C. . . . i’ve got a million friends' . . win lose some — don’t ever give up . darrell lee martern dorr ell . . . dar . . . super star grappler . . . big fella . . . school spirited . . . has many ways and does many things to lose weight. eharles david me donald, jr. chuck . . . the fabulous green auto . . . definitely . . . out- door sports fan future architect. daniel hill me elwain dsn . . . choraleers . . . most dramatic . . . thespians . . . would you believe? . . . choir's right hand man . . . plans on hotel management. gregory scott maxwell greg . . . likes fast cars . . . hopes for a corvette . . . muscles . bay's safest” driver. 75 ♦ ♦ ♦ hurrying to meet new demands meredith ann me kay merry . . met” . . . treasurer of junior achievement . . . busy . . . 3 years work with retarded children . . . she'll tell ya what she really thinks . . . future physical therapist. candace anne me kinley candy . . . interest in bowling green . . . effervescent . . . kookie laugh . . . tray girl at bay view . . . cute and petite . . . fun to be with. randall jay me kinley randy . . . macduff” . . . var- sity grappler at 127 . . . plays drums at bay way . . . loves the beach . . will study to be a veterinarian. ronald fred meinkc ron ... a devoted press carrier . . . shy . . . fun to be with . . . ice skating . . . trips to the center for lunch. theodore edward metz ted . . . that good texaco gas . . . part time student . . . ' boss” . . . future auto mechanic . . . short visit in holland . . . football held in front yard. jan anita me phee inn . . . veteran cheerleader . . . outdoor girl, rocky . . . secretary of leaders and class of ‘67 . . . you guys!” . . . doing something all the time. joycc irene meyer joyce . . . most artistic . . . serious . . . writes lots of letters . . . quiet . . , individualist . . . plans for c.c.c. ... in- terest in race relations. winifred marie meyers uinnie . . . ferd” . . . f.t.a. vice president . . . ”oh pooh . . ; toys” . . . friendly . . . choir . . . rainbows . . . white ford from n.c. . . . summer job in north olmsted. karen elizabeth miller karen . mill' . . . shorty” mom” . . . f.t.a. president . . choir . . . pictures! . . halle’s forever outside interests better late than never'”. marliee miller mara . . . work at halles . . . always in the middle . . . gift wrapper . . . peanut butter . . . friendly . . . teens . . . those looks . . . always willing to help. judith ellen minns judi . . . chubby” ... a collector . . . “hi ya handsome! . . part of a pair . . . choir . . . loves vacations. 76 james david moroncy fim . bones . . . choir, can sing any note • • ' • ” .. . bay texaco . . . nice lady” . . navy submarines . . . remember”. norman ralph muldcr norm . . . oink 1 . . . choraleers . . . job ac 4 o.'flock in the morning . . . cahoon football . . . pecks . . . one of the magnificent seven. debra kav muscenti deb . . looks forward to adrian . . rock shop . prolific letter writer . . . you're ador- able” . . . rocketer . . . brucey bear . . always thoughtful. thomas gcorge nickle tom . . . tommy' . . . sonny . . . myf . . . see ya around! . . . band member . . . this an that” . . . loves cars. Helen joyce noelle heltn . . . n.h.s. . . . 'i m gonna get grounded . . leaders . . . tennis . . . fast lunches . . work . . . work . . . future in language . . bay view hospital. james anthony noon, jr. fim . . . u.a. play . . . football . . . wrestling . . . jungle per- cussion . . . skilled in fly killing . . . goon” . . . trip down mississippi . . . bay rafters . it’s an old indian trick . timothy francis o brien tim . . football at cahoon park . . . loves the girls . . . a hi and a smile for all . . fords forever . . . one of the magnificent seven . master of the philly dog. lockwood oliver III let . . . bullet” . . . enjoys all sports . . terror of recreation basketball . . . ’ooh. it's mr. tough guy . . . always a wit- ticism . . . future engineer. 77 malcom joseph papworth joe . . . cross country man . . . imwath . . . ham radio op- erator . . . corvairs are best ' . . . explorer scout . . plans for electrical engineering. peter eric pedcrsen eric . . . tennis team . . . statistics man . . . worries about others . . . it doesn't phase me . . friendliest law school. charise lou pfahl cbrit . . . wild . . . loves bob dy- Ian . . . knows all about the stones ... art club . . . pray for peace long hair on guys. william francis pinkerton bill . . . pink” . . bay high's judo expert . . . works for avon oak's pro . . . that ain't pedi- dly • gets along well with anybody . . . plans to be an architect. robert gregory presnell greg . . . wrestling . . . science interests . . . instant parties . . . well, you see it's like this works at bay view. cynthia anne prosser cindi . . . stuck” to b.w. . . . rothrock's buddy . . pack your cases, cinny! . . . chicken . . really sweet” . . beau- tiful brown eyes. patricia elaine purdy pet ... a blonde at heart . . one guy since ninth grade . . short . . . headed for o.u. gray ford. 78 robcri alien quayle boh . char cra y eyebrow mr machine . . bay’s basketball super star spends money like fish. judith ann raccliffe iude . . . homecoming queen . . rockcctes . . . choraleers . . . certain natural beauty and freshness . . . “i.p.” . • friendliest cincinnati. david le roy ratusnik dat e ... rat . , football team co-captain . . . the q.b. . . . nice guy . off to michigan state hermie”. karen cli abcth riemer karen . . li . . journalism at o.u. . . . 'the gang . . . instant parties . . pictures . . . hopes to be a teacher. robert charlcs rilcy hob . . . head custodian at st. raphaels . . . burgundy corvair . . riley . . good guy . . . shop enthusiast. barry jon rita harry . . . loves to talk . . . always adds some information pertinent to the subject . . . Hash . . . job at ben’s. richard thomas ricfenstahl rick . . . larry's gulf station . . old oak motors man . . . funny cartoons ... '38 hearse . . . rcif . . . looking for fun, usually finds if. barbara lindsay robertson harb loyal friend . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . outspoken . . . fond memories of bri . . sophia's eyes. susan marie robinson me . • darling . well dressed . always a kind word . . . this is true . . . loves red corvairs. 79 taking time out for recreation and activities . . . rehccca ann robison beck . . . loves to laugh . . interest in music and religion . . . you Iok royal . . . likes to read . . choralccrs . . . pianist . . . plans lead toward seminar . . . avid base- ball fan . . . n.h.s. gary wayne rogers gory . . . football . out of sight . . . works at rustics . . . always a comment . . . buck rogers . . . kind of guy to have around . . . girls and more girls. kathy jane rothrock katb . . . hey roth . . . trips in the fiat . . . the limou . beautiful hair . . . o.u. . . . college tours . . . always a riot . . . honest . loves the library. carol anne rouault carol . . . for the love of pete . . rockettc . . plans at adrian . . . michigan state fan . . . sincere . . . avid letter w'riter . . true friend. sara jane sandals sallia . . . head rockette . . . pep club prexy . . . i'll tell you what i think . . . artistic talent . . . diligent work . . a class leader. saverio phillip sanson tandy . . . trip to erie . . . one of the magnificent seven . . . Italian lover ... in- terested in underclassmen. jan eleanor satullo jam . . . busy . . . active in student council . . . talk to you later miniwanca representative . . . born leader . . . successful u.a. drive . . . friend . . . ugs . . . dart g.C. john robert rod man johm . . . outstanding in all areas . . . rod . . . most likely to succeed . . . his blue m.g. ... a true irishman . are you kidding me? . david paul sabin date . . . nice guy . . . quiet until you get to know him . . . pool shark . . . likes to watch girls . . legion hall in west- lake. byron james savon byron . . . good dresser . . . most artistic . . . very serious . works at medicine chest . . . good dancer. 80 lucimari gem savon lucy . . . lucifer . . . simply precious . . . finner . . . grace- fully petite . . . always late . . . a classy dresser . . . original anise. wmmm holly lynn scatterday holly ... an island in Canada . . scatterbrain . . . library aid . . . nonconformist . . . out- spoken . . rabbit . . . shining black hair. harbara ellen saxton harh . . . saxy . . . united appeal . . . horses, has her own . . . weseshore y . . . 4-h in avon lake . . . you all . deborah jane schey deb . . . sincere . avid baseball fan . . . friend to all . great parties . . . trip to the beach . . . bay’s ann landers . . model material. norman eugene schmid norm ... ’61 fords arc great! . . . digs westlake . . weight lifter . . . i� e|r man . . . history whiz . . always ready for a pany. paula sue seiler paula ... a great addition to bay high . . . southern accent . . . sweet and sincere . . . always has something up her sleeve ... an enthusiastic in- terest in others. james russell seiple jim . don't be a hambone milton’s delivery boy . . . gt-o.'s forever . . . little man. mary ann sell msry ann . . . choraleer . . . sell's . . . lindenwood . . . definite and opinionated . . . almond shaped brown eyes. 81 instilling new inovations . . . Carolyn jane shaw lyn . . . n.h.s. . . . quill and scroll . . . diligent blue book typist . . . p.y.f. . . play ■ ukelele . . likes to golf. timothy albert shaw iim . . . avid interest in me- chanics and electronics . . plans to attend technical school . . . quiet and sincere . . . mows lawns for summer job. timothy michael shear tim . . . choraleers . . . oh. that voice! . . . girls . . . ''bilge'' . . . often seen in avel- lone delivery truck . . . tenors are great”. rickey lee shepple rick . . . easy going . . . shep ... el cocbe cerde . . . foot- ball. basketball, track . . . shelby . . . rolling y . . . expert at karate yells. martha louise shipley mart • . . my prexy . . loves horses . . . very artistic . . . girl scouts . . . looking to k.u. barbara jean sibey barb . . . from majorette to rockettes . . . nice hair buela . . . contagious laugh . . . particular about her hair . . . band member. 82 william edmund simmons bill church and recreation basketball ... a sincere smile . . . combines intelligence and personality . . . p.d. carrier . . . future in chemical engineering. carol jean smith carol . . . rocket tc . . . active in y-teens . . . “smitty . . . beautiful voice . . . parcy” . . . a genuine interest in people . . . hi there . jeffrey hall smith jeff president of n.h.s. and senior class . . . smitty . . . going places . . organized . . . determined . . . interested in law career. gay sharon snyder gay ... SO shy . . . loves art digs the in world . . . horses delight her . . . hi there”. linda jane Starkey Itnda . . . boating . . . hard worker . . loves to drive . . . often seen at nichol's . . . athletic. james michael solomon jim . . . cross country . . . solly . . . pyf president . . . let’s get with it . . . morning announcements . . . baseball always . . . funny . . . pizza plaza. david laurence strodtbeck date . . . enjoys wrestling and water sports . . . strodt” . . . congeniality towards all . . . construction and warehouses . . . a pun for every occasion. 1 Hi t Mi J deborah jane spindle deb . . . Scottish dancer . . . peppy rockette . . . summer work with retarded children . . . choir social chairman . . . star . . . blue book and window. Ion crosby sutter Ion . . . bradley road footballer . . . tennis bum . . . avid astron- omer . . . quiet, but has much to offer . . . plans for politics . . . lavender lemon . susan isabel snider sue . . . you wouldn’t believe . assistant editor of bay window . . . n.h.s. . . . m.y.f. . . . office monitor . . . future teacher. lloyd charles teufel chuck . . . shy guy . faithful to tom . . . cedar point! . . . plans of architecture in college . . . chevy man. 83 graduating. . . a new and ever-expanding journey .. . robert edison thomas, jr. bob . . . funny . . . life of (he library . . . heinen's harasser . . . humorously frank . . . skis . . . blondic. roy charles thoreson chuck . . . bass guitar . . . hey pete . . . rookie of the year as cook at rustic's . . . nice talk! . douglas grant thorn doug . . . plays bass guitar . . . skiing enthusiast . . . neither rain nor shine, sleet nor snow shall stop my little Honda and me . . . digs the girls. edith doris tomic edit . . . quiet . . . lisette” . . . good in french class . . . pretty . . . amiable . . . dark hair . . . speaks german well. dale john utrata dele . . . you know different and unique . . . sop whii . . . likes chess . . . greetings”. susan mary van gunten sue . . . works in the library . . . loves to cook and sew . . . interests in class of '66 . . . plans for bowling green . . . major in home economics. mary margaret volden mury . . . bay bits editor . . . n.h.s. . . . spontaneous wit . . . b.b.1.” . . . ugs forever! . . has a way with words. kenneth charles wahl ken . . . automobile and slot car racing . . . mowed lawns . . . quiet . . . chaparell . . . artist . . . unusual sense of humor. marcia jayne walker murcy . . . secretary of business club . . . sewing . . . sports enthusiast . . . nowdy . . . typist for window . . boxing anyone? 84 kristine searle wartian krit . . speakers bureau . . . last but not least in rockettes line . . painted woman . . . always calking . . . blonde dynamite. robert bruce webster hruie . . . future with bay police department . . , atlantic attendant . . . Plymouth sales- man . . . clean cut . . . can- vasses bay. ann marie whitlock nsne . . . whittle . . . u.a. drive . . . likes breakfast at six . . . beatty's . . wild parties . . boys. boys, boys . . . put- in-bay or bust , . . talks alot. may whitman matey . . . office monitor . so sweet . . . horseback riding . . . long trips to Cornell, new york . . . hi harwold . . . future in ibm. mary jane Worcester martha . . . bay windows de- voted news editor . . . loves horses . . . quill and scroll . . . works with hough’s underprivi- leged . . . blushes easily . . . a fine friend. robert douglas wuerth bob . . . s.c. president adventurous (down the miss.) . . culver man . . . organized . . . a funny thing happened to me . . donut . . . wrestler. linda louise wehrle Urn . . . bookstore worker . . . business club . . . loves to sew . . . always a compliment . . . blind dates. mary Catherine wolslagel mary , . . petit figure . . . u. s. navy . . . lakcwood hos- pital . . . business club . . . beautiful poetry. nicholas james yaccobucci micky . . . always looking for- ward . manager of b-ball . . . hopes for florida . . . nick the greek . 85 dianc kohl, mike di lauro best dancers linda conaway, dan me elwain most dramatic senior joyce meyer, byron savon most artistic bonny lutz, bob weurth hardest workers judy ratcliffe, eric pedersen friendliest 86 mary lou casey, jeff smith best students gladys hall, denny gang most school spirit superlatives ... carol cooney, geoff larkin wittiest kathy maloney, pete brady most athletic laura robe rt son, john rod man most likely to succeed 87 jim aujiem, jan me ph«, pete brady, king: judy ratcliffc, queen; jill f rarer, john rod man. homecoming ’66 . . . weeks of preparation to make this an unforgetable day . . . the impressive home- coming assembly . . . hushed sophomores and juniors viewed the procession of excited, yet dignified seniors . . . the awe as the attendants in their elegant formats entered with their escorts — jill and john, jan and jim . . . the breath-taking climax when queen judy and king pete appeared . . . the regal coronation . . . alumni and students filled with pride as ’65 queen karen kresge crowned our royalty . . . the victorious game . . . spirits at their peaks as our boys defeated arch-rival river . . . the homecoming dance . . . soft light, music, and beautiful decorations brought a glorious end to a thrilling day . . . only memories and anticipation to experience homecoming again as an alumnus remain. 88 89 the first two years of high school are very important in determining the course through our senior year . . . sophomores must adjust to a new social and academic environment . . . juniors accept their responsibilities in the classroom and after-school activities which will prepare them for leadership in their senior year . . . underclassmen continually explore for new paths of opportunity and development ... as they find these paths, they earn the respect of their fellow classmen, the seniors, and the faculty . . . underclassmen begin to lay the foundation of their senior year through achievement in sports, academics, and activities. juniors ... progressing along the road the junior year is a time of taking on more respon- sibility, maturing through many experiences, unify- ing as a class, and working hard for recognition and positions of leadership . . . confronted with decisions of vocations and colleges, juniors become more ser- ious towards achievement in academic study . . . along with memorizing chemistry formulas and American history facts, they were awake through the night to complete their personal heritage and re- search papers . . . pride in displaying a class ring . . . straining mentally on the p.s.a.t. and n.m.s.q.t. tests . . . overreaching their goal and setting records on the magazine drive . . . excelling in intellectual achievement . . . packing every spare moment with fun and activity, the class of ’68 is welll on its way to a successful journey through its senior year. junior class officers row one. beth dyer, girls toe.; fill bockel, sec row two. craig loucks. bays soc.; mike davies, rice pres, row three dale heussner. pres.; charlie aker, trees. bruce abbott gregory ackerman arbara adarm patricia adams Charles aker raymond albert bruce anderson kurt anderson richard and re janice arnolt claudia ashby susan backstrom sharon baldridge louise bardes patricia bardon edward barrett sharon bell carole bennett 94 philip bercmand william bcrkshire nancy bird janette birth laura biszantz (red blankncr t ho mas blue Stephanie boaeuf jilt bockel patricia bonin louise briola gary brookshier linda bruscino janet buchbinder michael buck barbara burdette richard burdette nancy callihaa paula carpenter eileen carras caron carter letlie case lyle cavell carl calender ryan chapman babetta chiarito jeffery dark 95 jane dark marie clay robert clink jfeogrc conklin Jeffrey cook victoria Cornell anthony cowl e� lawrencc cowles «even cramer sharon crook bruce culver kathleen curran robert curren seth currier deborah daley dianc dalhart todd davenport michacl davies barren day james de crane kirk de rousse nancy di lauro Catherine dittijt f ranees ditzel lawrencc doty mark duffy jack duncan lynn dupe row beth dyer Jeffrey edwards getta elliott mary engelhardt courtney evans robert fairchild janet fell Peggy fell herbert fenner sharon flack patricia frank victor galazin david gall angelo georgeson dale gerlach john gibbs donna gibson alana gitcheff herbert glaesel john grant alison gray martin grodt james gross 96 donna gulasy richard hall lorie hand judith hanscn barbara hardy donna harper suzanne harrisoo joanne barrel developing new techniques . . . janct hasselo raelyn hawlcy jennie heskamp dale heussner john hilbert william hillman peter hird thomas holcomb susan holschuh pary howe janice howlett robert huckleberry diane huey robert hutchison mary hull david hylkema cheryl isele marie jacobs donald jacquet robert james yulia jamison robert januska joanne jerina Stephen johnson 97 gary keller andrca king douglas kirkpatrick dale knox kathryn koch john koggc Stanley kresge mark langner peter laundy kathy lawson bruce leeds william tenner caprice lipaj judith lipp donald little john little ledell lodwick craig loucks ft ft ft ft (ft a ft bernard jones richard jones john kalb richard kanc susan kane kenneth karim thomas kearney patricia keine a • I carl schoeneman patricia scholl william sthroeder barbara schultz kathrrinc Khultz nancv seifcrt ronald shaffer Clifford shat tuck david shaw iohn shear ana sheldoa elizabeth sherman dale short jacqueline siebenaller sally sief kenneth sinko roland smith jacqueline smith priscilla smith victoria smith Catharine snider lames steger sara Stephenson richard sterkel nancy stevens robert stiffey sandra stiles georgr serine sally sturman robert thomas susan thoresen rodney thorton anne toepfer manfred tomic michael trainer bruce tread way david tritton 101 joseph tyler mark urbanowicz daniel voegtly lames voclkcr lynda vosburgh karl winter laurie wilsdon dennis wise richard wulff gregory zanc robert zellers lawrence votruba john waiters karen waltz cynthia watkins steven webster david welch daniel wells linda wessel wayne whitmer rory wilcox ft 102 sophomore class officers rou■ one. carol urquhart. tress.; debbie bis- hop, girts soc.; sherrie korsgaard, sec. rou• tuo: dan wcbstcr, boys soc.; kirk shepard, pres.; chris pieper, rice pres. sophomores . . . adjusting to a strange new road . . . journeying along their expanding roads, sophomores begin a new stretch—their high school career . . . they soon learn that high school means more inde- pendent study, more academic competition, and less hours of sleep . . . but on this road to realization they also learn that high school offers more oppor- tunities for extracurricular activities and social life . . . this year’s sophomore class met each new experi- ence enthusiastically . . . from dissecting a worm or writing a proof to excelling in sports and activities, the class of ’69 already proved their desire to develop unity, spirit, and friendliness. susan akers judy alien nancy alien carol anderson ken net h andrews james ash £ail asher janet ashman carol babcock jean barker thomas barrh barbara beats Christy bell linda belser diane benjamin barbara bennett donald bescor bonnic bill deborah bishop david blackman sandra blankner mary blatter edgar boarwright richard boehme 104 erica bognar shir ley bognar brenda bowen joho bover janalec brcnnan linda broad lee broestl judith brueggemann bruce bunevich nancy burbach richard burgess susan burnett donald burson mary cajka robert Campbell patricia carlson colleen cavanaugh susan cavano edward chapman ann dark ellen dark mark demons harold conrad douglas cook jacqueline cowles kimberley craig richard crook sean crum carren curtis marcia danielson jody davidson mary ava da vis curtis deer ane 105 gaining experience . . . ft ft james dennis iawrence deshetler jean dewey ann cochran katherine dipert marlcne ditzel david dixon georgia donnclly susan doversberger elizabcth dowman deborah duffy dehor ah d uncan judy duncan john duncan dtl kathlccn caton daniel egan poscy eitzen gregory ellis richard ellison heidi fasnacht kenneth fenwick ihomas fcrchau mary ferenci jay ferrirr Steven fletcher donald foster paul foster deborah franks gretchen frcal marilyn friswoid robert funk craig furber 106 elizabeth georgc peter georgcson wayne giclow diane gillam tallc gilmore Kfvcn gucheff linda glaesel kirk gorman william gosewisch terrie gray gary grazioli lames green connie groewa maxwell gruber sherry gruber michael grueschow eric gyllenhaal Carolyn haberstroh chrisdne haberstroh anne hamman beverly hanan mark handren cmrolyn handschuh lacqueline handschuh mark hanley karen hansen william hardman beverly hardy philip harmon karen harper joan hasenflue thomas henneberry susan herbert deborah herrick bradford hicks neil hinckley 107 coping with new responsibilities . . . carta hirschfeld leslic hoagland neil bodge evelyn hoefke karen hocgfeldt Pamela holmes michael horning ronald huff roan susan hunsdorf mary hurrell richard husk Catherine james Charles iamison deborah janik arthur johnson michael jones marie jurusz keith kalland elizabeth keska sally kettle susan kettle richard kiesel kris king dennis kirk bonnie klemm donna knight 108 mary knollmann david kohl sharon korsgaard carl kotowski clairc kranz mariaone krejci ralph kresgc dwight kubach karcn kuenzel bonnie kuhlow mary lands berg nancy lane chriscine larcey janette lask nancy lawther Catherine lawton linda lazo-wasem nancy lee mark leopold sharon lewis barbara lindsay anita linke trudi lutzenburg jack maheu michael manos patricia marquardt gayle martin Catherine masse terrianne mathes diane mattern john me comb john me elwain 109 ♦ • ♦ displaying an incomparable eagerness scott me kin ley jeffery merkle richard miller marilyn minns franees mitchell nancy mitchell mark moellman guy morgan tobey morison phyllis mulder sandra murphy gary myatc renee nelson kathryn newcomb david new port nancy noell carol nuessle patricia oliver william parman randolph perry bonnie phillips britt pidgeon Christopher pieper linda pinkerton dcborah popp gary powell patricia prescott shelly ragan deborah ratusnik robert raub cherie reid Stephanie rcsch robert riemer barbara roderus iohn rossi Charles ruby laurel russert gerald ryan robert rydell Jacqueline senders ralph senders karen saum pcggy saunders eric sandstrom diane schabitzer raymond schilens marcia schmid gary schmitz gregory schrocn robert scidler iohn serb jane shcldon kirk shepard duane Sigmund darid sinkler Charles sirl iohn stoat daniel smith be tty snider thomas socdcr timothy squires susan stcwart douglas sc rod t beck 111 gerald stucber robcrt sutter richard szilagyi john ccrry robcrt thomas theron thomas Howard thompson craig thorn linda tubbs barry tutin thomas ulyshen carol urquhart peter van buren john vance kristin vandermeer kurt van gunten michael vanica mary van oosten kent wadsworth beverly walker scott walmsley Carolyn walsh tyrone walsh daniel webster gail wessel Jennifer wherry jill white william williams fredrick willis ross wilson karen Windsor craig wismer dale wood maria yacobucci david zellers phillip zillman 112 for many of us, the end of seventh period means further exploration of new paths to develop our talents . . . through extra-curricular activi- ties, we put forth an extra effort to prove our abilities . . . we extend our friendships through mutual interests and cooperative endeavors ... as we gain pride in our organizations, we contribute to school spirit . . . many qualities and skills which develop character are gained through participation in activities . . . satisfaction and rewards come when we complete a service project, gain knowledge of many fields in career clubs, or improve our talents through musical and dramatic organiza- tions . . . extra-curricular activities offer many opportunities to broaden our horizons. v tes student council row one: j. rod man, chap.: d. cook, sec.; b. wuerth, pres.; mr. o'donnell advisor; j. satullo, v. pres.; I. robertson, treat, rou two: d. bishop, m. hull, j. mcphee, I. savon, par.; d. gang. b. dyer, p. saunders. row three c. hirschfeld, c. haberstroh, m. yacobucci. d. gibson, c. smith, n. callihan, j. ratcliffe, m. forsman. row font: c. pieper, j. bockel. m. engelhardt. s. korsgaard. c. Iipaj. s. webster. a. linke, j. smith, c. aker. row five: p. brady. g. iohnson, n. chapman. d. heussncr, r. heussner, k. shepard. c. mercer, r. perry. student council ... 116 officers row one. I. robertson, sec.; b. wuerth. pres.; j. satullo, v. pres, row tuo. I. savon, par limen tartan; d. gang, sergt-at-orms; . rodman, ebaplin; d. cook, treas. student council ... as representatives of the students, council members are the direct link of communi- cation between faculty and student body . . . through various projects and activities, the members work to promote school spirit and service . . . the council’s student handbook serves as a guide to the rules, organizations, and schedule of bay high . . . home- coming was a success through hours of preparation for an impressive assembly, coronation, and after- game dance . . . the council maintained high stan- dards in completing other programs . . . instilling the true spirit of Christmas to the student body through project Christmas . . . setting up the ac- tivities board . . . planning leader’s night . . . running the concession stands for home football games and cleaning the field area the next morning . . . pro- viding for student receptionists . . . meeting every friday afternoon in the lecture hall, this responsible student government reflects student views and de- cides student matters. 117 american field service • ♦ ♦ american field service row one: b. moore. treat.; m. casey, pres.; mr. lipstreu, advisor; m. forsman, aft student; p. frank, tec.; c. saul, vice pres, row two: dewey, b. ad a ms, s. snider, I. lazo-wasem, m. schmid, m. daniels, b. hardy, s. bell, row three b. schultz, I. tubbs. m. noelle, k. koch, I. cavell, k. george, d. spindle, d. herrick, k vander meer. row four I. sallo, c. ashby, i. hcskamp. c. lucz, j. ash man. c. bingham, d. popp, d. daley. row ire. p. gilbert, d. huey, k schultz. m. voldcn. r. morrison. m. Worcester, c. isele. c. babcock 118 american field servce ... a service organization whose student exchange programs with foreign countries clears the road to universal understanding . . . our own two exchange students, jill barlow of south africa and margareta forsman of Sweden, spreading good will while adjusting to the american way of life . . . juniors hopeful of representing bay high abroad next year . . . members worked diligently in taking charge of underclassmen pictures and spon- soring the first bay talent show. 119 officers row one: p. frank, tec.; e. saul. r. fires, rou two: m. casey. fires.; b. moo re, trees. d. cook, subscription ed; s. lawihcr, business manager mr. wichmmn, advisor; I. robertton, ed.-in-chief. lucy savon. student life ed.; carol ferchau. senior ed.; jan roc phec. underclassmen ed. bay blue book ... an immense job requiring the cooperation and combination of many talented stu- dents ... as deadline time drew near, editors and their staffs worked until late in room 304 . . . identi- fying pictures . . . completing layouts . . . proof- reading dozens of times to insure errorless work . . . this year's annual promised a modern layout . . . fewer captions ... no capital letters ... a tinted stu- dent life section . . . the blue book portrays a true perspective of all aspects of high school life . . . the industriousness of the staff and editors produced a successful, memorable account of our journey through high school. A '■ 120 d. vocgtly, sports ed. • ♦ ♦ bay blue book bay blue book row one: I. savon. school lift ed.; I. hosmer. faculty and aiodemn ed.; c. ferchau. senior ed.; mr. wichman, advisor: 1. robertson. editor-in-chief; b. lull, assistant ed.; s. lawchcr. business manager, row two: d. voegtly, sports ed.; b. robi 6n, copy ed.: m. nukay, photo liaison ed.; %. sandals, art ed.; t. henneberry, copy ed.; b. eckert, identification ed.; c. shaw. typing ed.; j. ratcliffe, activities ed.: j. kolesar. photography ed. row three: f. mephee. underclassmen ed.; d. cook, subscriptions ed.; k. miller, b. forbes, j. frazee, d. spin- dle, r. mengert. row four: d. muscenti, m. hull, g. hall, w. baker, 1. bernard. j. satullo. I. conaway. j. jamison, j. arnolt. r. wilcox. row five, m sell, c. lutz, 1. lodwick, c. lipaj, b. lawton, a gray, w. meyers, c. reid, c. snider, d. kohl. b. robison copy ed.; t. henneberry, copy ed.; c. shaw, typing ed. j. ratcliffe, activities ed.; I. hosmer, faculty and academic ed. bay window • ♦ bay window row one. r. lindeman, editor-in-chief; %. christoffcraon. editorial ed.: I. mathcr. typing ed.: j. price, art ed.: b. robcrtson. feature ed.: s. gcrhardt, business manager: m. malone, assistant ed.: m. Worcester, news ed. row two: r. heussner. sports ed.: m. castle, d. spindle, c. gilmore, exchange ed.: k. koch, 1. howclls m. hull, p. cdwards. I. wchrle, s. snider, assistant ed. row three r. Hawley, j. heskamp. k. riemer, e. saul, b. robertson, d. little, c. bingham. I. burson, n. seifert, m. walker, row four: j. klein, j. little, d. wise, b. day, j. solomon, d. heussner, r. morrison, c. mercer, t. davenport, d. gang. bay window ... a staff of student journalists and editors spend hours in planning, gathering informa- tion, interviewing, writing stories, proofreading, and editing . . . the lights burn late in room 300 every monday evening . . . the students view the results on friday morning when the newspaper is distributed . . . the bay window staff has many responsibilities to the student body . . . they must inform through timely, interesting news . . . provide an outlet for student opinion through letters to the editor” . . . present controversial and thought provoking issues on the editorial page . . . entertain with feature ar- ticles . . . inform and build school spirit on the sports page . . . our school newspaper enables us to become aware of the many facets of school life. 122 j. price, art ed. mrt. keliara, adttsor; r. lindeman. ed.-in-chief. r. hru««ner, sportt od.; t. morrison, photography ed. ♦ ♦ ♦ bay bits p. frank, assistam ad.; h. noetic layout ad.; d me elwain. busman manager. m. volden, ad.incbiaf; mrs. johnaon. advisor. J. gillingham, proofreading ad.; harris, typing ad. bay bits row on : g. Harris, typing ed.: p. frank, ass-stant d.; m. volden,, editor-in-chief: d. mcelwain. business manager, row two: . £illingham, proof reading ed.; mrs. johnson, adtisor; h. noelle. yout ed.; k. macphcrson, art ed. row three: k. waltz, d. dalhart. m. noelle d. conlon, j. frazee. p. carpenter, row four: p. foley. c. snider, m. forsman. m. casey, 1. macher, I. cavell, c. isele. row fit : t. blue, d. tritton, b. anderson. b. simmons, b. lawton, d. huey. bay bits . . . our excellent literary magazine presents outstanding student creativity in writing and art work . . . the editorial board examines the many poems, stories, essays, and drawings submitted to them . . . determining and compiling the best work, the board and staff strive to produce a publication which displays a cross-section of student literary and artistic talent . . . the variety of material and view- points forms a highly philosophical and entertaining publication. 125 publications council publications council m. volden, I. robertson. mrs. kellam. mr. wagner, j. kolcsar. mr. wichman, mr. mengcrt. r. lindeman. publications council . . . advisors and editors of the three publications, photography department, and administration gather to discuss and handle journal- istic and financial problems . . . direct the production of the newspaper, annual, and literary magazine . . . select members for quill and scroll . . . approve staffs for next year’s publications, quill and scroll . . . juniors and seniors in the upper one-third of their class honored for outstanding contributions to publi- cations . . . acknowledged by advisors and publi- cations council . . . editors and staff members were rewarded for journalistic efforts. quill and scroll . . . quill and scroll row on , m. castle, 1. hosmer. d. spindle, d. cook, p. edwards, s. snider. I. savon, j. me phee, j. ratcliffe. row two. k. riemer , k. koch. m. Worcester, I. robertson, c. ferchau, s. lawther, s. henneberry, c. bingham, mrs. kellam, advisor, row three: c. shaw, b. eckert, b. lawton. m. me kay, m. malone, s. sandals, row tour e. saul. p. frank, m. volden, I. mather, b. robertson, $. gerhardt. row five: d. voegtly, r. morrison, j. kolcsar. r. lindeman. 126 national honor society . . . national honor society row one: j. boarwrighr. c. shaw, I robcrtson. tress.: h. noelle, b. robison. j. smith, pres.; i. roJman. tit Pres.: d. cook. m. volden, toe. ihm.; m casey, set.: s. snider, I. howells, b. kranz. rou two: I. hosmer, j. satullo, s. christofferson. m. castle, j. me phee, b. dyer, k. koch, I. maynard, m. noelle, j. price, b. forbes row three r. robison. e. saul, m. malone, d. conlon, j. gillingham. r. hndeman, s. henneberry. b. lawton. I. bernard. g hall. s. lawther. j. anderson. row four: b. abbot t. d. voegdy, d. strodtbeck. d. car Ison, b. day, r. heussner, r. zellers, d. heussner. g. johnson, m. da vies, klein, b. eckert, j. hafeli, j. bockel, b. robcrtson, c. smith. national honor society row one: h. noelle. j. smith, pres.; mr. donaldson. sJritor; s. snider, row two: I. howells, c. shaw, I. robert- son, tress, row three, b. robison, j. boatwright, r. kranz, d. cook. row tonr m. volden, tot. thm.; j. rod man. vtce pres.; m. casey, tec. national honor society . . . flaming candles represent four qualities deemed most desirable in students . . . scholarship ... a three-point resulting from hours of study and an incentive to learn more than required . . . service . . . devoting time and talents to school activities . . . leadership . . . influencing and en- couraging fellow students . . . character . . . main- taining high standards of moral conduct . . . ex- ceptional juniors and seniors who best exemplified these qualities were honored in an impressive in- duction in march . . . accepting their rewards w'as a step to greater paths of academic merit. 127 thespians . . . thespians row one: d. gang. s. gerhardt. rec. sec.: g Hayden, cue pres.; mr. kciscr. advisor; 1. conaway, pres.; d. mcclwain, sec.-treat, row two. n. lawther, b. thomas, b. robison, m. landsberg, d. herrick. b. gosewich. row three. I. Howells, a gore, j. davidson, t. lutx, p. carlson. m. danielson. b. hardy, row four: g. harris, j. dowman, g mcdonald, d. carlson, c. mercer, r .morrison, e. saul. this honorary dramatic organization recognizes and initiates those earning points for dramatic talent and work behind the scenes . . . rehearsals . . . publicity . . . set construction . . . make-up . . . prompting . . . blocking and line memorization ... all hard work rewarded by the successful productions demonstrating outstanding dramatic talent . . . the silver whistle” . . . delightful comedy about a middle-aged tramp who tries to bring youth and happiness to the in- mates of an old folks home ... the universal theme of happiness for the young of heart . . . an evening at the theater” ... a highly entertaining performance of three one-act plays . . . how to propose” . . . overtones” . . . the valiant” . . . ranging from farce to near tragedy ... the thespians and neo- phytes are responsible for our excellent dramatic productions. 128 y-teens . . . senior . . . senior y-teens row one: t. lawther. pres.; s. henneberry, sec.; s. gerhardt. soc. cbm.; b. eckcrt, rice pres.; b. robertson inters tub rep. ; c. smith, inter-club rep.; d. conlon, trees.; b. forbes, inter-club alt.; w. baker, ter. cbm. row two: s. geiger, d. spindle, d. muscenti, I. conaway. k. miller, d. king. m. whitman, m. blakeslee. b. robison. g. hall, j frazee, m. wolslagel. row three: c. prosser c. gilmorc, I. Starkey, I. elsner, b lutz, d. kohl, I. bernard. c. ferchau, g lamkin, k. maloney, I. howells. m. marquardt, k. rothrock, I. wehrle. row tour: R gilbert, m. walker, k. hirschfeld, j. minns b. saxton, p. broka, b. iwton. s. robinson. I. burson, h. noelle, c. burson, I. hoffman. s. keine. row fire: j. griff el, s. kregenow, c. bingham. s. hanson, m. malone, I. mather. m. Worcester, s. crouch, g. harris, n. ashby, c. cooney. m. foreman, s. blatter. y-teens . . . y-teen girls gain satisfaction through com- pleting numerous projects to aid needy families and institutions ... an opportunity for fellowship with other girls while contributing to universal brotherhood . . . many services and achievements . . . the sophomore car-wash and make-up kits for hospital invalids . . . the junior potluck and trip to the zoo with orphans . . . the senior scavenger hunt to collect food for needy families at thanksgiving and visit to an old folks’ home ... all participated in the city-wide y-teen potato chip sale . . . banquet hon- oring seniors and all officers to end the year . . . winter wonderland’ of the snowball, an evening of enchantment that climaxed and rewarded hours of work. jenny wherry sophomore attendent; kurt van gumen, escort nancy dt lauro, junior attendant; mark duffy, escort. sue lawther, snowball queen; rick mako escort. 130 |umor.. . junior y-tcrni row• one. a. torpfcr, s. crook, j. hnkamp, Pres.; I. loriwick, sec.; m. engclhardt, inter-club rep.; k. schultz. tress.; p. frank, irr. cbm.; k. mcpherson, soc. chm.: n. dilauro, inter-dub rep.: t. mengcrt, me pres.; b. pickering, 1. biszantz. row two: s bell. b. hardy, c. watkins r. wilcox. j. fell. d. dalhart ,b. burderte. b. schultz, m. noelle. p. bardon, b, adams. f. ditzel. s. sieg. 1. maynard, j. birth. row three s. backstrom. a. king, n. reininger. j. jamison. i. Stephen- son. 1. wessel. j. dark. j. howlett. j. buchbinder. d. gibson. g. roland. j. arnolt, m. hull, s. stiles, j. sherman. row jour. I. duperow, d. miller, f. hasselo. I. hand. I. cavell. d. daley, m jacobs, k. waltz, s. dare, I. sallo, j. hanson, b. moore, s. harrison. s. flack, r. hawley, s. patterson. row pie. k. reid, t. lutz. d. huey. b. phillips. c. ashby. I. case, a gray. d. harper e. saul, w. peter, d. gulasy. b. wilson. p. keine. n. seifert. e. elliott, I. bardes. sophomore . . . aophomire y-teens row one. b. ditzel, s. murphy, b. keska, k. saum. j. hasenflue, g. asher, c. knollmann, d. mattern, b. phillips. inter-club rep ; d. dark p. saunders. row two: m. landsberg. k. vander-meer. d. popp. g martin, c. larcey, p. holmes. I. hoagland. n. lawther, s. dover- burger, d. herrick, I. tubbs, k. george. n. alien, t. thomas. b walker. row three: n. lee, c. james, m. hurrell d. janik, m. davis. n. mitchell. e. do man, I. belter, t ice pres.; j. sanders, d. franks, j. brennan, a. cochran, d. bishop, p. marquardt. s. lewis, b. snider, m. roderus. row four. t. gilmorc. k. kuenzel. tress.: c. anderson, pres.: b. hardy, t. maches. j. handschuh, 1. pinkerton, d. benjamin, f. mitchell. inter- club rep.; c. hirschfeld, s herbert. n. burbach, k. dipert, r. bognar. ser. chm.; s. blankner. row pie. b. bennett. j. alien, j. task j. wherry, t. gray. b. klemm. j. barker, a linke. d. duncan, s. kettle, sec.; m. blatter, b.hanan, j. davidson, s. kettle, c. haberstroh, m. friswold g. donnelly. 131 speaker’s bureau ♦ • speakers bureau row one c. smith, j. mcphee, I. Howells, I. robertson. k. wartian, mr. keiser. advisor, row tuo: m. mckay, m. volden, r. I indeman, j. smith b. robertson. row three m. frodt, g. mcdonald, d. carl son. j. solomon, d. ratusnik. g. Hutchinson. art club speaker's bureau . . . sixteen selected speakers read- ing the morning announcements on a weekly basis . . . chosen from speech students, they arrive early before homeroom to practice . . . their bright, wide- awake voices preview' the future scheduled events. art club . . . artistic talent expressed through various activities . . . the halloween window painting con- test at westgate . . . painting the huge front window of the high school to remind students of the true meaning of Christmas . . . the front display exhibit- ing student artwork . . . discussing fellow students' art as critics, but with a deep appreciation for artistic works. art club row one: k. hirachfeld. sec.-treas.; j. price, pres.; mr. larton. advisor: I. ga h. vice res. row two. n. lane. k. gcorge. k. kratsas. row three j. dewey. c. pfahl, d. king. h. fasnacht. harper, t. kanc. rou four: k. hoegfeldt, v. Cornell, g. anydcr. c. burson, I. bruscino. m. shipley. row five: p. foley, 1. briola. b. rica, d. hanan. . currier k. lawson. p. broka. 132 projection club m. grodt, j. timm, mr. mcycrs, advisor. public address committee row one: c. o'bricn. g. hayden row two: j. leopold. a. fore, r. morrison. row three. g. mcdonald, j. solomon, m. grodt. public address committee . . . photography club row one: j. kolesar. c. mather, r. morrison. row luo b goscwich. g. myatl. row three: b. seidler. mr. wagner, advisor; a. hi nek ley. photo club .. . projection club and public address committee . . . the switchboard operators behind the scenes for morning announcements . . . mechanics that enable assemblies to run smoothly . . . experts in operating the public address system and running the classroom films, photography club . . . clicking cameras and flashing bulbs are not uncommon scenes in the halls . . . constantly needed by the newspaper and year- book, the busy photographers keep a demanding schedule . . . with dark room as second home, they develop the pictures that insure the success of our publications. 133 office monitors office monitors row on s. snider, j. jamison. j. arnolt. s. lawther., m whitman, row two: j. ratcliffe, c. gilmore, a linke, p. gilbert, s. wcbstcr, r. wilcox. row brer: b. robertson. b. lawton. g. ackerman. c. aker, s. hcnnc berry. office monitors . . . sacrificing a study hall, these messengers perform a number of duties to aid the secretaries . . . besides running errands and collect- ing attendance, the office monitors deliver passes, lunches, gymsuits, and other messages and articles. bookstore workers . . . room 114 transformed into a bookstore before and after school . . . willing stu- dents sold paperback books to those wishing to open their minds” through reading . . . this service is a convenience by making books used for class- room and leisure easily accessible. bookstore workers . . . bookstore workers row one: c. mckin- ley, tec.; m. wolslagcl. buyer, row two: %. dare, 1. wehrle. 1. hoffman. row three: m. walker, co-meneger; w. meyers. g. harris, s. kregenow. 134 science club . . . curious young scientists with the desire to explore all fields of science . . . energetic discussions and experiments . . . guest speakers and field trips to such places as the clague filtration plant inspired further inquisitiveness into the scientific world, medical careers . . . aspirants for the medical professions realize unselfish dedication to help and heal . . . interested members view the rewards and setbacks of a medical career through guest speakers, movies, and field trips to the Cleveland clinic and lakcwood hospital . . . members can determine fu- ture success in medicine. science club ... science club row one. e. gyllenhaal, s. boaeuf, I. hand, d. huey, pret. row two. mr. hoseman, edxisor; j. hafeli, j klein, d smith, b. berkshire. medical careers row one: k. koch, service cbm.; p. bonin. trees.; mrs. rettelmyer, enl nor, I hand, r. pres.; d. huey, pres, row two: d. dalhart. e. dowman, s. minns, m fntwold. b. hardy, row three: d. duncan. j. ashman, d. smith, e. gyllenhaal, m. schmid medical careers . .. 135 future teachers of america . . . library dub row one. h. scatterday. c. proascr, s. van gunren, miss bercsford, librarian: t. boaeuf. b. robison, j. frazee. row two. c. lutz, d. sc hey, g. Harris, b. i ho mas, g. Hayden, p. foley. d. huey. row three: p. hird, j. ben bow, g. mcdonald, b. chambers, d. ratusnik, r. crow, r. riefenstahl. library club . . . future teachers of america row orne: I. robertson. trees.; w. meyers, r. pret.: mr. sc hock, eJvisor; k. miller, Pret.; g. harris. sec. row two m. cajka. k. rothrock. s. stiles, m. hull. s. flack, c. gilmore. C. prosser, b. phillips. row three, d. dark, n. alien, e. hocfke, g. snyder. a. gitiheff, j. barker, k. george. m. castle, row tour: I. tubbs, s. boaeuf. c. rouault, c babcock. d. sc hey. m. malone. c. bingham, d. muscenti. future teachers of america . . . students with a sincere interest in an educational occupation . . . movies and speakers gave members insights into the field of education . . . they gained profitable experience through ushering at the n.e.o.t.a. convention, stu- dent teaching at the elementary schools, and partici- pating in an exchange of students to observe various methods of course presentation, library club . . . willing workers aid the librarians during study hall periods . . . locating reference material for students . . . shelving books . . . gaining valuable experience in library skills behind the checkout desk or in the magazine room. 136 chew club r huffman, g. powell, r. Campbell, j. nagy, • boaeuf. ft. currier. chess club . . . competition through strategy . . . check-mating opposition’s king” . . . members com- pete to out-maneuver and outwit on the chessboard, becoming skillful players at the same time, business club . . . candidates for tomorrow's business world . . . members with at least one year of a business course meet to become better acquainted with this complicated, yet promising vocational field ... by preparing bay high’s first student telephone direc- tories, they gained valuable experience for their future business careers. chess club . . business club butincit club row one: c. mckinley. trees.; m. walker, sec.; mr . gaydos. advisor; w. baker. Pres.; I wehrle $. pres, row two: n. dilauro. p. edwards. m. asher. 1. Hoffman, m. wolftlagel. row three: • dare. b. ftibey, s. kregenow, I. mather. p. gilbert. 137 united appeal row one: j. klein, homeroom cbm.; b. wuerth, assem- bly cbm.; j. satullo, sr. cbm.; c. mercer, fr. cbm.; w. meyers, trees.: m. volden, sec. row two. m. manos, c. gilmore, m. yacobucci, a. miller, b. saxton, k. waltz, t. gilmore. 1. eslner, s. stiles, row three: 1. wessel, j. alien, s. patterson, c. burson, m. sell. s. sandals, j. heskamp. b. klemm, e. dowman. row four. j. minns, c. lipaj, b. chiarito. n. noell, d. mcelwain, n. whiflock, j. henneberry. j. bockel. p. keine. row ire. b. lawton, e. pederscn, d. sigmund. b. day. r. heussner. g. deyo, p. brady, j. noon. united appeal . . . fellowship of Christian athletes . . united appeal . . . the students’ opportunity to con- tribute to the combined campaign of many charity organizations . . . workers collected for the drive after seeing the agency at work in a home for men- tally handicapped children . . . students responded warmly to the good ship lollipop skit . . . though faced with the hardships of pirates, storms, and disease, the captain with crew of sailors and nurses reached america in time to save the starving iroquois . . . the students gave generously as we reached our goal, setting the new record at bay high, f.cat. . . . founded by coach llewelyn last spring . . . striving for a closer relationship between athletics and re- ligion . . . hearing testimony of professional Christian athletes like bill glass . . . weekend retreats . . . con- ferences where boys share thoughts and air views on life. fellowship of Christian athletes row one g hutchinson, r. crow, c. loucks. m. davies. p. hrady, trees.; c. aker, s. Webster, j. cook, row two. I. doty. j. burgess, r. quayle, b. anderson. k. karim, c. powers, I. gala in. j. aussem. row three: d. heussner. sec.; t. peate. i. tonroy, r. shcpple. j. davies, r. mako. d. ratusnik, i ice pres ; j. rodman. pres.; t. holcomb. row four d. hylkema, b. day, r. heussner, b. quayle. b. bell, ). solomon, d. brinker, g. ackerman. k. kresge. athletic council athletic council row ome. mr. town- send, jill frazee. miss chiabotti, mr. mengert. row two: mr. hansinger, john rodman. mr. Ilewellyn, mr. rush, mr. voiers, mr. glenwright. athletic council . . . coaches, gym instructors, ad- ministration, and two seniors elected to represent the student body ... an organized effort to improve bay’s athletic program . . . work out schedules . . . direct school policies that govern sports . . . the council effectively coordinates and guides all our athletic activities, varsity b . . . comprised of de- serving athletes who have earned letters after hours of training and participation in sports . . . serving the school through a variety of projects . . . cleaning the trophy cases . . . sponsoring dances . . . ushering at sports events . . . their goal is to encourage outstanding athletic ability and sportsmanship. varsity b” varsity b row our: g. keller, b. abbott, c. aker, I. doty, j. noon, a thrpple, j da vies. j. conroy, I. galazin, g. deyo. ). burgess. row two. m. di lauro, j. cook. e. boatwrighc, d. mactern, r. chapman, j. gtllingham, d. gunter, mr. voiers, r. robison, j. lumsden, j. smith, m da vies. j. papworth. row three: s. webster, g. borchert. g. rogers. p. brady. tee.; g. hucchinson, g. Johnson, r. cavano, e. pedersen, r. crow, j. aussem, tress.: c. loucks, c. powers, j. grant, r. albert. row four: t. shear, r. quayle, j. voelker, b. thomas, d. thorn, r. handren, k. kresge. d. ratusnik. r. mako, vice pres.: k. karim, b. hansen, r. curren, d. heussner. row five: b. anderson, j. rodman, pres.: t. peate. b. stiffey, j. bird. b. day, b. bell. b. quayle. j. solomon. r. heussner. c. furber, d. brinker, g. ackcrman. d. hylkcma. 139 varsity cheerleaders j. mcphee. b. dyer, j. bockel. d. cook, btsd; s. sieg, j. frazee. jan me phee beth dyer 140 j.v. cheerleaders (. gray, s. cavano, c. urquhart, m. danielson. j. wherry, j. brennan. cheerleaders . . . keystones of school spirit, the cheer- leaders provide the bond between students and athletes . . . hours of drill result in a cooperative squad which instills spectator enthusiasm ... on the field or in the gym, their yells of good luck, boys, good luck , and go, fite, win” incite bay teams to victory, j.v. cheerleaders ... six spirited sophomores were the main supporters of j. v. teams . . . they learned to lead cheers as a unified squad, rockettes . . . bringing credit upon our school as the only precision drill team in the conference . . . after practicing all summer, they performed with per- fection at half-time with such memorable routines as sailing, sailing” and the stripper” . . . from pre- game to victory march, the rockettes boosted school spirit with their performances and cheering. varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders . . . rockettes . . . rockettr row out: I. hosmer, I. iavon, I. maynard, d. muscenti, lipaj. m. malone, n. ashby, c. smith, d. spindle, row three, m. s. sandals, heod rocketie; c. watkins 1. conaway. r. wilcox, k. marquardt. 1. robertson. I. bernard, s. leric. c. rouault. c. retd, wartian row two: s. stiles, p. broka, m. daniels. m. casey, c. a. gr y, c. snider, d. conlon, b. sibcy, n. callihan, j. ratcline. 141 leaders . . . leaders club row on . I. hosmer. j. satullo, j. anderson, vice pres.; j. me phee, see.; j. ratcliflPe, pres.; j. arnolt. tress.; I. christofferson. row two: I. conway, c. flack, h. noelle, d. kohl, k. maloney. I. hand, j. howlett. b. burdette. row three: n. callihan, c. snider, c. smith, c. ferchau. I. sallo, I. bardes. I. bernard. I. vosburgh. row four: s. gerhardt, a. gray, c. rouault, m. engelhardt, b. eckert. m. casey, s. sieg, d. cook, r. wilcox, b. ferguson. girls’ athletic association . .. leaders . . . junior and senior girls selected in recognition of exceptional athletic ability . . . pro- viding assistance to other students and gym teacher in many ways . . . leading exercises . . . refereeing games . . . demonstrating skills . . . gym leaders have the opportunity to gain experience in leader- ship. g.a.a. . . . whether for fierce competition or merely for the fun of the game, girls filled the gym every tuesday after school for an hour of athletic ability . . . this gave them a chance to learn the rules of the game and to acquire athletic skills. girls' athletic association row one. c. james. n. lee. k. saum. k. craig, sec.-tress.; k. maloney, v. pres.; k. hirschfeld, pres.; k. wartian, n. lawther, h. scatterday. row two. m. blakeslee. g. asher, j hasenflue. b. snider, m. roderus, m. davis, c. hirschfeld, miss chiabotti, advisor; a. cochran. c. thomas, n. mitchell. j. birth, s. resch, I. elsner, d. king. row three, p. marquardt, t. mathes. s. herbert, j. handschuh, j. task, t. gray. k. kuenzel, d. schabitzer, c. haberstroh, e. dowman. d. bishop, s. Stewart, j. brennan, 1. belser. row four: t. gilmore. c. haberstroh, j. wherry, b. hanan, j. davidson, d. benjamin, j. barker, s. kettle, b. bennett, s. kettle, m. blatter, j. alien, a. hamman. row jive k. king, m. danielson, m. Worcester, c. handschuh, s. bogner, d. knight, n. noell, c. lawton, p. foley, p. broka, k. riemer. I. sallo. 142 ♦ pep club . pep club row ome %. kettle, d. spindle, c. watkins, r. wilcox. c. lipai. vue-prei.: s. sandals, pros.; a. toepfer. pH. cbm.; d. kohl, trims.. s. Wane. b. schultz, c. knollmann, g. lamkin, a. king, row two: d. mattern, b keska, t. thomas. p. saunders. n. lee. m. rodcrus. j. task, t snider, p. marquardt, c. iames, n. lawther, m. landsburg, t mengert, k. saum. n. mitchell. row three j. jamison. d. miller, c. •older, I. weasel, c. me kinley, k. rothrock, c. prosser, s. lawther. m. walker, m marquardt. I. robertson, k. maloney, j. mephee. s. stiles. I. vosburgh. row lour. b. wilson, s. ruch, b. lindsay. g. weasel, b. moo re, k. kuenzel, m. Jacobs, n. reininger, j. wherry, c. snider, p. keine, s. kettle, j. white, t. mathes. f. mitchell. j. lipp, n. stevens. row five: c. reid, c. smith, s. keine, d. harper, m. malone. d. knight, b. robertson, p. mulder, b. lawton. n. noell, c. lawton, s. korsgaard, w. peter. 1. lodwick, I. sallo, s. patterson. pep club . . . members display school spirit for every athletic event ... in enthusiastic support, they worked on thursdays to cover the walls with painted signs of encouragement and victory . . . blue-and- white striped goalposts . . . signs of good luck on the boys’ lockers . . . tags worn by loyal students . . . poster of the basketball schedule ornating the gym ... all evidence of the devoted work and spirited support that incites teams to victory. row ome: b. dirzel, m. hurrell. j. brennan, I. bclscr, a. herbert. a cochran. d. herrick, n. burbach, j. hasenflue. g. asher, d. dark, k hansen. e. hocfkc. g. freal. row two: p. citzen, a. hammon. s. hols chuh. s. backstrom, j. arnolt. m. hull, j. fell, j. birth, j. buchbinder I dark. b. forbes. b. burdette. j. howlett, d. dalhart. s. bell, b hardy, row three d. gibaon, s. flack, t. gray, d. bishop, s. cavano. g donnelley, c. haberstroh, k. george, e. dowman, c. haberstroh. I. hoff man, t. gilmorc, m. clavis. I. conaway. g. hall, b. bowen. row four: k. craig, m. engelhardt, j. heskamp, d. franks, I. bernard, d. conlon, c. gilmorc, I. bruscino. s. henneberry, p. gilbert, w. baker, c. ferchau, b. bennett, s. blankner. n. callihan. r. hawley. b. hardy, c. hirschfeld. row five: m. ferenci, p. adams, j. hasselo, s. harrison. 1. case, m. danielson. m. blatter, I. bardes. c. dittig, c. ashby. s. bogner. s. hunsdorf. a. gray, t. dare, b. chianto, c. bingham. d. duffy, p. fell. choir � ♦ choir row one: b. robison, j. fell d. spindle, girls soc. chm.; j. frazee, 1. savon. m. castle, t. mcngert. a. toepfer I. hosmer. rou two: s. jeric, S. gerhardt, k. hirschfcld, I. wessel. j. ratcliffe, 1. maynard, b. dyer. k. miller, b. forbes. j. howlett. m. sell, reas.; d. benjamin a. gray, c. smith, j. minns. v. ellioct, a. sheldon. c. lipaj. row three: w. meyers, e. saul. m. engelhardt. c. snider, n. callihan, I. conaway, I. lazo-wasem, d. cook, j. satullo, j. kvatek, j. jamison. I. howells, j. heskamp, s. backstrom, d. popp, c. bingham. s. sandals m. malone. choir . . . eighty-six happy, spirited choir members diligently worked this year toward vocal success . . . each one blended his individual voice to produce a choral tone of high quality . . . delighting their au- dience first at the choral symposium with north olmsted and avon lake and guest conductor maurice casey of baldwin Wallace . . . singing Christmas carols downtown and performing for the kiwanis club . . . thrilling and inspiring the audience as the singing Christmas tree harmonized the holy message of Christ’s birth . . . enjoying the sweetheart ball backed by profits from a fun and successful bottle drive . . . striving for greater vocal improvement and perfec- tion for contests . . . soloists, ensembles, and choir performed an excellent job at contest and spring concert . . . the fine vocal potential, high spirits, and drive for improvement accounted for a prosperous year for the choir. b. robertson. row four: b. chiarito. b. Hutchinson, m. dilauro, g. haydrn, d. little, s. johnson, j. dowman, c. mercer, g. mathews, p. laundy, g. conklin m jones. j. kogge, d. jacquet. g. johnson, b. wuerth. d. mcelwain. I. doty, j. bockel. row five: d. gang, pres.; t. shear, j. little, m. demons, e. sloat, t. morison, j. moroney. r. mor- mon, c. furber, d. tritton, b. papworth b. day, g. deyo. n. mulder. b. tutin, k. anderson, t. kuper, w brown, boys soc. cbm. 144 officers w. brown, boys soc. chairman: d. spindle, girls soc. chair- man; m. sell, sec- reas.; d. gang, pres. choraleers ♦ ♦ choraleers row one. I. conaway, j. ratcliffe, I. hosmer, s. gerhardt, c. bingham, m. sell. b. robinson. j. sacullo row two: d. gang. «. shear, c. mercer, j. dowman. c. furber. n. raulder. d. me elwain. I. docy. glee club choraleers . . . sixteen outstanding mixed choralists combined their special vocal abilities to represent the bay high choir as well as our school in many musical accomplishments . . . they practiced early in the morning to achieve choral blend and vocal per- fection . . . featured in concerts and in a trip to the welsh home and elementary schools during the Christmas season, these vocalists gained many re- warding experiences, glee club . . . students with potential talent and an interest in music are offered the opportunity of learning musical fundamentals and developing their voices . . . acquiring experience through joint Christmas and spring concerts with the choir ... a gratifying step to further musical efforts. glee club row one: 1. glaesel. s. minns. (. thomas, s. reach, m. son, j. hasenflue, b. bennetc. m schmid, c. groewa, I. ruaaert. k. roderut, b. kuhlow. j. duncan. row two: C. gilmore. I. gray, j. george, j. wherry, row fottr: a. hamnun, m danielson, j. ashman, barker, d. bishop, n. mitchell. p. eitzen, b. hardy, row three, j. david- p. mulder, p. car I son, b. hanan, c. kranr 146 majorettes row omt t. mengert, c. walsh, d. harper, row two: r. haw ley. besd. majorettes . . . whirling batons flashing through the air . . . the bleating whistle signaling the drum roll- off .. . accompanied by the marching band, the majorettes perform their dazzling routines, increasing enthusiasm and interest in the pre-game and half- time shows. 147 . band row one. c. burton, h. noelle, j. minns, p. carlson, j. brennan, n. «evens, b. clemm. b. saxton. m. saxton. m casey, c. ashby. d. ratusnik, 1. hosmer. tress.; d. harper, f. mitchell, j. alien, m. volden. row two m. noelle, b. phillips, m. danielson, r. blankner, s. hols chuh. k keller, r. robisoo, p. foster, s. horace, h. conrad, t. day, c. haberstroh, t. mengert, c. haberstroh. b. kuhlow, j. wherry, j. saunders, d. voegtly. row three: t. bognar, n. lane, k. dipert, c. walsh, b. keska. b robison, sec. and student conductor; d. daley, d. Howard, pres. and student conductor; t. huff man, b. tutin, b. hardy, j. klcm, j. ihamblen, m engrlhardt, w. whirmer. b. abbotf. ice-pres.: m morllman. c. wismar. r. currcn. row four. r. ellison,. r. bochme. d. gun ter. C. nickle, I. flctrhcr. j. ryan, 1. hand. d. thorn, k. van guntcn. d. ratusnik. k. winter, c. miske. j. dennis. row fire: r. hawley. d. herrick. c. rcid, s. minns. r, perry, c. thorn, j. voclker. k. handschuh. j. me comb. I. bristol, d. hanan. r. Campbell, j. papworth. officers row onem. englehardt, tec.; I. hosmer. trees, row two: b. abbott. v. pres.; d. Howard, pres. band . .. w. baud . . . talented, enthusiastic instrumentalists worked toward superior musicianship . . . raising crowds’ spirits with precision and dancing drills on the gridiron . . . teaberry shuffle” . . . hang on, sloopy” . . . performing in enjoyable winter and spring concerts . . . able musicians earning high ratings at the solo and ensemble contest . . . repre- senting our school with a fine performance at the band contest . . . displaying pride in their organi- zation as they set records in the candy sales and other money-making projects toward new band uni- forms . . . band teaches self-discipline and persever- ance as each new' piece of music is undertaken. besides earning a letter or stripe and the admiration of their fellow students, athletes gain many important qualities that will benefit them throughout their journeys ... as they strive for victory with individuals contributions to a unified team effort, they learn the true meaning of sportsmanship . . . they acquire self-discipline and self-control by keep- ing in top physical condition and maintaining keen mental alertness . . . whether in football, cross-country, basketball, wrestling, baseball, or track, athletes become outstanding when they learn to respect the abili- ties of other players and to welcome advice and suggestions for their own improvement . . . supported by loyal school spirit, an athlete gains satisfaction through individual and team triumph. row ome t. quaylc, j. cook, d. ratusnik. co-captain; m. davics. c. loucks. | noon, row two p. brady, j autscm, g. hutchinson, p. bcrc mand. d. hay, c. akcr, f. shear, j. grant, s webster row throe d. carlson. mgr.; rar llcwellyn, coach; j. burgess, t. peace, r. albert. our 1966 varsity football team made substantial improvement during the season . . . along with this improvement, teamwork and strong school support produced a successful season . . . after a slow start, the second half of the fairview game showed the power and winning spirit which characterized the remainder of the season ... a high point in the season was the homecoming victory over rocky river . , . one of the best games was the 21-0 victory over mid- park in which the seniors led the team to a winning season . . . hard work, cooperation, and outstanding performances by players earned us a third place in the southwestern conference with an overall 5-4 record. g. Johnson, g. rogers, k. karim. d. heussner. j. conroy, r. crow, mr. voiers, coach; mr. jarcs, coach, row four: d. hylkema. . kresge. b. day, a. bell. r. stifTey. r. mako, j. rodman, co-captain; t. shepplc. r. beussner. g. ackerman, j. davies, d. brinker. bay 15 berea 20 bay 12 medina 20 bay 7 westlake 0 bay 12 fairview 20 bay 33 north olmsted 14 bay 42 olmsted falls 8 bay 10 rocky river 0 bay 7 avon lake 22 bay 21 midpark 0 won 5 lost 4 153 dave ratusnik john rod man co-captain, quarterback co-captain, tackle jim burgess guard al bell end jim aussem halfback 154 jim davies guard rick shepple tackle pete brady fullback dana brinker center 155 row one: m. manos, g. burgess, k. shepard, m. leopold. c. pieper, g. kcllcr. g. parman. r. perry. P- foster, t. ferchau. m. foster, row two. mr. polk, coach; d. kohl. m. grueschow. b. bunevich. t. henneberry. g. howc, k. van gunten, h. conrad. d. webster, s. Johnson. serb. mr. hansinger, coach, row three m. jones. g. mathews, c. thorn, r. szilagyi. g. stueber. d. sigmund. g. ellis, g. zane. d. bush, n. hodge. junior varsity football .. . bay 16 elyria catholic 14 bay 27 westlake 2 bay 14 fairview 0 bay 8 north olmsted 6 bay 40 olmsted falls 2 bay 35 rocky river 8 bay 26 avon lake 28 bay 14 berea 16 won 6 lost 2 the 1966 j.v. football team had an outstanding season with their drive to “hit and punish with authority . . . great team effort and a strong second team which kept the first string at their best were factors in winning the s.w.c. championship . . . the best games were the victories over rocky river and north olmsted, the pirate game marking the high point of the season . . . the attack was led by fine quarter- backing and a strong backfield . . . the success of this small, spirited team was attributed to coach- ability, aggressiveness, and a desire to be the best. 160 cross country great team effort, desire, and improvement charac- terized this year’s team under their new coach, mr. gary glenwright . . . only in the second year of exis- tence, our cross-country team competed against some of the best teams in the state, such as john marshall, rocky river, and midpark . . . practices of up to ten miles of running for one afternoon prepared the boys for the rough two-mile races . . . their efforts were rewarded by a second place finish in the warrens- villc invitational and by finishing in the upper half of the field at st. joe's where chris morley again received a plaque for an outstanding performance. bay 31 fairview 24 bay 50 berea 39 rocky river 27 saint joseph cross country run 14th place ashland college invitational 23rd place bay 35 midpark 20 bay 50 john marshall 15 warrensville invitational 2nd place bay 36 fairview 23 bay 21 north olmsted 34 bay invitational 3rd place district meet 16th place row one r. robison. b. thomas, m. di lauro, r. boatwright, I. doty, j. bird, j. solomon. c. morley. b. Hansen, mr. glenwright, coach. r. chapman, s. powers, row two. m. trainer, b. andcrson, b. abbott. 161 bowling .. . I. oliver, j. helgessen, j. gillingham, m. chessman, d. guncer. m. holleman. the bay high school bowling team bowled success- fully this year against teams such as garfield heights, chagrin falls, and others in the greater Cleveland con- ference, east senate, west senate, and lake erie league . . . led by seniors dean gunter, bill pinkerton, and newcomer mark chessman, they placed high in the city. 163 varsity basketball . . . tow on mr. voicn. conch; j. klein. mgr. row two: m. davits, c. loucks, k. flesch, r. shtpplc, j. rodman, d. critton, k. gorman, b. quayle, c. furber. d. smith, d. short, j. smith. an 82-64 victory over lakewood set the stage for this year’s thrilling varsity basketball season . . . the sur- prising rockets won 14 straight victories before being upset by third-place avon lake . . . average points per game were 67 against against 52.5 for bay s opponents . . . largest point spread was 43 in a devastating 89-46 victory over fairview park . . . an exciting overtime victory against upset-minded westlake, 56-52 . . . best game was standing-room- only victory north olmstead, 80-30, setting the stage for the first place battle in last game . . . leading for three quarters, but tiring against superior north olm- sted height . . . never-say-die attitude in this losing battle earned championship respect for our second- place team ... in the sectional tournaments, a spirited team lost by only 10 points to district semifinalist elyria . . . top scorer this year w'as all-scholastic senior bob quayle, averaging over 20 points per game . . . other starters were seniors rick shepple and john rod- man, juniors dave tritton, dale short, and doug smith, and sophomore kirk gorman. These experienced underclassmen promise a fine season next year as they try to better this year’s fine 15-3 record. bay 82 lakewood 64 bay 69 rocky river 35 bay 73 medina 47 bay 48 fairview 29 bay 64 westlake 41 bay 55 avon lake 48 bay 80 north olmsted 63 bay 88 west 63 bay 59 olmsted fall 45 bay 58 berea 51 bay 64 rocky river 47 bay 89 fairview 46 bay 54 medina 45 bay 56 westlake 52 bay 59 avon lake 75 bay 85 olmsted falls 71 bay 56 north olmsted 70 section tournament bay 56 elyria 66 won 15 lost 3 rick shepple ken flesch john rodman courtney furber bob quayle i jeff smith 166 167 168 170 junior varsity basketball . . . row one c soedcr, mgr , t. hcnnebcrry. b. rydcll, d. webftcer, r. p eorgc� on, m hartley, b. idler . p. lauody. k. wadiwonh, o perry, c. furber, m. leopold, s. walmsley. row two: t. ulytheo. mgr.; chapman, t. ferchau, g. edit, rar ruth, coscb. a great season for this year's junior varsity basketball team . . . their 16-1 record earned them the s.w.c. championship! . . . only loss came in the last 10 seconds at fairview, later avenged by a 58-43 victory over the second-place warriors . . . best game was high-scoring, 30-point victory over west high . . . lost of excitement provided by two point victories over westlake and avon lake . . . well-balanced scor- ing attack led by pete laundy and sophomore mark hanley . . . winning ways generating large crowds for junior varsity games . . . depth a key factor in victories as seven or eight players played regularly • • • an excellent 44% foul shooting . . . excellent prospects are provided for varsity basketball by this fine championship team. bay 62 lakewood 51 bay 42 rocky river 24 bay 60 medina 51 bay 50 fairview 52 bay 56 westlake 40 bay 47 avon lake 28 bay 61 north olmsted 41 bay 75 west 45 bay 53 olmsted falls 50 bay 58 berea 38 bay 50 rocky river 39 bay 58 fairview 43 bay 50 medina 31 bay 40 westlake 38 bay 49 avon lake 47 bay 63 olmsted falls 50 bay 60 north olmsted 38 won 16 lost 1 171 varsity wrestling . . . rou one d. martern. co-captain: j. georgcson, m. di lauro, r. me kinley. j. lurmdcn. f. shore, d. strode beck, p. brady, g. bore here, j. noon, r. make� , cocaptatn. row two. j. gibbs, m. duffy, r. chapman, g. presnail, p. bird. j. voelker, b. wucreh, b. lenner, d. heussner, r. currcn, d. caton. row three mr. polk, coach; k. sinko, j. de crane, m. buck, p. be remand, g. brinker. mgr. junior varsity wrestling . . . row one b. bunevich, m. manos, k. grueschow, j. ferrier, r. cllison. j. me comb, s. me kinley, r. crook, m. horning, row two: r. uilagyi. d. blackman, r. wilson. j. maheu, k. van gunten, c. pieper. r. kresge. h. eonrad. row three: k. shepard, r. husk, I broestl. p. zillman, c. thorn, r. steuber, d. sigmund. ). duncan, mr jares, coach. 173 bay 23 bay 11 bay 32 bay 20 bay 14 bay 17 bay 22 bay 14 bay 22 bay invitational bay 13 distirct tournament won 5 medina 20 berea 25 westlake 7 lorain admiral king 19 north olmsted 27 rocky river 22 lorain 21 fairview 25 avon lake 14 5th place olmsted falls 23 14th place lost 5 the varsity wrestling season was highlighted this year by a great amount of team and school spirit . . . one-point come-from-behind victories over lorain and lorain admiral king provided the most excitement for screaming, stand-pounding fans . . . best team showing was the 32-7 victory over westlake ... led by seniors, the team was characterized by strength in the upper weight classes provided by state 175- pound qualifier jim noon and s.w.c.. heavyweight runner-up rick mako . . . lower weight classes were led by s..w.c. 112-pound champ darrell mattern . . . team effort produced a fine overall season with a 5-5 record, capturing fourth place in the s.w.c . . . every junior varsity wrestler fought this year as the j.v. team earned a 5-5 record . . . this record and the valuable experience gained by these players point toward a good varsity season next year. rick mako co-captain darrell mattern co-captain pete brady mike di lauro jim noon tom short greg presnall dave strodtbeck rick riefenstahl bob wuerth 175 177 Avellone Pharmacy, Inc. 24 Hour Prescription Service 27217 Wolf Road 871-2044 Emergency No. 871-4044 INGERSOLL'S All Hardware — Lawn — Garden — Paint Needs We Deliver Phone 331-6200 19071 Detroit Road Rocky River FOR THE CLOTHES SUITED TO THE VERSATILE LIVES YOU LEAD — SHOP AT CARSON'S And Use Your Own Charge Account Miss Carson Chargette Ask About This Extra Service To Teenagers 14802 Detroit Avenue at Warren Rd. 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Iawther mr. and mrs. frank lee mr. and mrs. irving r. leheney mr. and mrs. merle lilley mr. and mrs. g. h. lindeman 206 mr. and mrs. waiter e. lutz or. and mrs. john mako mr. and mrs. jean f. malone mr. and mrs. donald 1. mattern mr. and mrs. 1. w. maxwell mr. and mrs. w. h. me comb, sr. mr. and mrs. c. h. me donald mr. and mrs. john r. me donald mr. and mrs. james j. me phee mrs. dan w. miller mr. and mrs. marshall c. minns mr. and mrs. william f. muscenti mr. and mrs. f. verne niekle mr. and mrs. lockwood oliver, jr. mr. and mrs. p. m. pedersen mr. and mrs. Charles 1. pfahl, jr. mr. and mrs. a. t. ratcliffe mr. and mrs. edward ratusnik mr. and mrs. roy f. riemer mr. and mrs. chas. a. riley mr. and mrs. james j. robertson mrs. m. k. robertson cdr. and mrs. h. a. robinson mr. and mrs. ralph e. robison mr. and mrs. a. p. rodman mr. and mrs. leonard 1. rogers mr. and mrs. david rothrock mr. and mrs. william quayle mrs. curtis o. sandals mr. and mrs. Stephen sanson mr. and mrs. Stuart j. satullo geraldine savon mr. and mrs. donald d. saxton mr. and mrs. edward saxton mr. and mrs. richard c. schey mr. and mrs. norman c. schmid mr. and mrs. r. 1. seiple mr. and mrs. edward 1. sell mr. and mrs. d. n. shaw mr. and mrs. kenard h. shaw mr. and mrs. edmund 1. shepple mr. and mrs. j. r. shepple mr. and mrs. adrian j. short, jr. marie and george sibey mrs. carl f. siebenaller mr. and mrs. robert c. smith mr. and mrs. william h. smith mr. and mrs. john s. solomon mr. and mrs. elvyn Starkey mr. and mrs. a. 1. strodtbeck mr. and mrs. ralph r. sutter mrs. j. v. taylor mr. and mrs. waiter a. thorn mr. and mrs. joseph utrata mr. and mrs. lloyd van gunten mr. and mrs. john e. volden mr. and mrs. w. wahl, sr. mr. and mrs. george e. walker mr. and mrs. robert v. webster mr. and mrs. albert a. wehrle mr. and mrs. curtis eugene wolslagel mr. and mrs. william h. Worcester mr. and mrs. h. 1. wuerth mr. and mrs. max a. yacobucci civic patrons bay village welcome wagon club professional patrons dr. and mrs. robert e. crowe dr. edward h. heil dr. and mrs. robert kuhlow dr. and mrs. william 1. lawther daniel e. marsalek, d.d.s. dr. w. t. miller dr. and mrs. james 1. rush, m.d. dr. and mrs. dan k. sullivan senior activities alien, tbomas honor and merit roll 3; united appeal drive 3; wrestling 3. Campbell, bugh annual staff 1; attendance 3; honor and merit roll 2; science club 1; united appeal 1. and er son, joan honor and merit roll 1,2,4; leaders 3,4; y-teens 3.4; band 1.2.3.4; n.h.s. 4. Campbell, tbomat football 1. asbby. nancy cheerleaders 1; glee club 1; class officer 3; f t.a. 1,4; g.a.a. 1; pep club 1,3,4; honor and merit roll 4; y-teens 3,4. carlton, douglat annual staff 4; class play 3.4; honor and merit roll 1.2,3.4; pep club 3,4; bay high players 3,4; thespians 4; united appeal 4; latin club 1; golf 1.3.4; basketball manager 1; band 1,2; football manager 3,4; n.h.s. 4. asber, marilyn office monitor 1; pep club 1,2; y-teens 1,2,4. • ■ «% • ■ • a _ • a a a cartu right, mary lynn attendance 1; g.a.a. 2,3.4; pep club 2,3; y- teens 2,3. aussem. fames class officer 2; president 2; basketball 1,2; track 1,2,3.4; football 1,2,3.4; protection club 1; varsity 'b 2,3,4; f.c.a. 3.4; homecoming court 4. catey, marr louite student prints 1; bay window 3;class play 1; g.a.a. 2; honor and merit roll 1.2,3.4; band 1,2; leaders 3.4; y-teens 1; a.f.s. 2.3,4; vice president 3; president 4; rockettes back Strom, dot id football 2.3; track 1. 2,3,4; n.h.s. 3,4; secretary 4; bay bits 4. baker, wilma annual staff 4; office monitor 1; business club 3.4; pep club 2,3.4; projection dub 1; united appeal 2; y-teens 2,3.4. castle, morilyn bay window 4; f.t.a. 4; honor and merit roll 3,4; choir 4, a.f.s. 4; n.h.s. 4; quill and scroll 4. barlow, morion fill b. south africa 1,2,3; student council 4; a.f.s. 4; y-teens 4. cavano, nebard attendance 1,2.3; honor and merit roll 2,3; baseball 3.4; basketball 1; football 1; student council 2; united appeal 2,3. bell, alfred baseball 2,3.4; basketball 2,3; football 1,2,3,4; track 1; varsity b 2,3,4; f.c.a. 3,4. chambers, bruce football 1,2. benbow, jeffrey baseball 3,4. chessman, mark band 1,2; honor and merit roll 1; school play 3; baseball 2,3. bernord, linda art club 1; annual staff 4; g.a.a. 4; honor and merit roll 4; leaders 4; pep club 1,2,3.4; stagecrafters 2; y-teens 2,3.4; n.h.s. 4. christo ffer son, sandra student orints 1; bay window 3.4; g.a.a. 2; honor and merit roll 1,3,4; leaders 3,4; quill and scroll 3,4; a.f.s. 2.3.4; n.h.s. 4. beruick. robert cross-country 4; wrestling 1,2,3,4. dark, william attendance 1,3; honor and merit roll 2; track 1. beret, riebard track 1; football 1,2; wrestling 2. clarke. kris art club 1; pep club 2,3,4. btngham, cynibia annual staff 1; attendance 1,3; bay window 4; choraleers 4; f.t.a. 4; honor and merit roll 1,2,4; pep club 3,4; united appeal 4; y-teens 1,2,3.4; choir 1,3,4; glee club 2; a.f.s. 3,4; quill and scroll 4. conaway, linda annual 3.4; bay window 2; cheerleaders 1,2; choraleers 4; class play 1,3.4; g.a.a. 3,4; leaders 3,4; pep club 1,2,3,4; bay high players 2,3.4; thepians 3.4; president 4; y-teens 1,2,3,4; social chairman 3; choir 3.4; glee club 2; rockettes 3,4. bird, james class officer 1; honor and merit roll 2,3; basketball 2; track 3; cross-country 3,4; football 2; leaders 1; projection club 1; united appeal 1; varsity b' 3.4. conlon, deborab student prints 1; class officer 4; treasurer 4; class play 1,4; g.a.a. 2; honor and merit roll 1.2,3.4; leaders 1; pep club 1,2,3.4; united appeal 4; y-teens 1,2,3,4; treasurer 4; rockettes 3,4; choir 1; bay bits 4; n.h.s. 4. blakeslee, marilyn art club 4; g.a.a. 4; honor and merit roll 2; pep club 1,2,3,4; bay high players 3.4; united appeal 4; y-teens 2,3,4. conroy, james honor and merit roll 3.4; varsity '’b 3,4; football 1,2,3,4; golf 2,3,4; track 1; wrestling 2. blatter, sandra y-teens 4. cook, deborab annual staff 3,4; subscription editor 4; cheerleaders 1.2.3.4; captain 4; class play 1; g.a.a. 2; honor and merit roll boatu right, Joseph chess club 3; honor and merit roll 1,3; n.h.s. 3,4. 1,2,3; leaders 3,4; n.h.s. 3.4; pep club 1,2,3,4; projection club 1; camp miniwanca alternate 3; student council 2.3,4; secretary A • m ■ f gk m 1 • M ..all .ft 0.0“ O 1 I A borcbert, gregory football 1,2,3; varsity bM 3,4; wrestling 2,3,4. s, y-teens , , quin ana scroll a. brady, peter class officer 1,3,4; honor and merit roll 1; basketball 1; track 1,2,3,4; football 1.2,3,4; student council 1,4; united appeal 1,2.3,4; varsity b” 3.4; wrestling 2,3.4; homecoming king 4, f.c.a.; treasurer. cooney, carol pep club 2,3,4; united appeal 3; y-teens 1,2,3,4. crouch, sandra honor and merit roll 3; y-teens 3,4. bricker, george track 1; football 1. crow, robert attendance 1,2,3,4; honor and merit roll 1,2,3,4; football 2,3,4; varsity ”b 3,4. brinker. dana cross-country 4; track 3; football 4. darnels, marilyn cheerleaders 2; honor and merit roll 3,4; rockettes 4; a.f.s. 4. broka. mar gar et art club 1,4; g.a.a. 4; pep club 1,2,3,4; united appeal 4; y-teens 1,2,3.4; state scholarship tests 2; rockettes 4. dories, james student council 1,2,3; varsity b 4; football 1,2,3.4; track 1,2. brown, micbael track 1,2,3,4; stagecrafters 4. davit, sbirley pep club 2; projection club 1. brown, wetley projection club 1; tennis 3. burdick, dan leaders 4; science club 2; swimming 1,2. de sbetler, mar eta annual staff 1; honor and merit roll 1,2; pep club 3,4; y-teens 1,2,3,4. btergett, fames football 1,2,3,4; track 1,2. de yo, gregory track 1; football 1,2,3,4; choir 3,4. bttrgins, gail g.a.a. 3,4; pep club 1,2,3.4; united appeal drive 4; y-teens 1,2,3.4; french monitor 1. di lauro, micbael choir 4; stagecrafters 2; united appeal 1,2; varsity b 3.4; cross country 4; football 1,2,3; track 1; wrestling 2,3.4; leaders 1; student council 1. burton, ebristy art club 1,3,4; president 3; stagecrafters 3,4; united appeal 4; y-teens 3.4; band 1,2,3,4. doberty, james pr. football 2. burton, linda bay window 4; honor and merit roll 2,3; y-teens 2,4. donley, Christopher honor and merit roll 1,2. 208 dou man, james art club 1,3,4; choraleers 3.4; claw play 1,2; bay high players 2,3.4; thespians 3,4; glee club 2; choir 3,4. downey.terrance basketball 2. talon, doublas honor and merit roll 1; projection club 1; science club 1.2,3,4. eckert, bonnt annual staff 3.4; identification editor 4; g.a.a. 1,2,3,4; leaders 3,4; pep club 1,2.3.4; projection club 1; student council 3; rockcttes 3; y-teens 1,2,3; n.h.s. 4; quill and scroll 4. ed wards, patricia student prints 1; bay window 4; honor and merit roll 1.2,3; pep club 3; y-teens 1,2,3.4; a.f.s. 2; business club 4; quill and scroll 4. tltntr, I aura g,a.a. 4; pep club 2,3.4; y-teens 1,2,3. fere ban, carol annual staff 3,4; senior class editor 4; g.a.a. 2; honor and merit roll 1,2,3.4; leaders 3.4; pep club 1,2,3,4; projection club 1; y-teens 2,3,4; glee club 2; choir 3,4; library monitor 4; quill and scroll 4. ferguson, barbara g.a.a. 2,3; vice president 3; pep club 2,3; bay high players 2,3; y-tccns 2,3- fltscb, kenneth honor and merit roll 2; basketball 1,3,4; track 2,3, 4; football 1; wrestling 2. foley. paula annual staff 4; art club 3,4; secretary-treasurer 3; stagecrafters 3; a.f.s. 4. forbes, bonnit g.a.a. 2; honor and merit roll 1,2,3,4; pep club 2,3,4; y-teens 2,3,4; service chairman 3; glee club 2; choir 3,4; n.h.s. 4; national jr. honor society 1. forsman, mar gar eta Sweden 1,2,3; a.f.s. 4; student council 4. Irazrt. jill annual staff 4; cheerleaders 2,3,4; class officer 3; treasurer 3; honor and merit roll 2,3; leaders 1,3,4; library monitor 4; pep club 1,2,3.4; projection club 1; personal develop- ment medal 1; student council 2; united appeal 2,4; y-teens 1,2.4; glee club 2; choir 3,4; bay bits 4; homecoming court 4. furber, courtney choraleers 4; basketball 2,3,4; varsity b 4; choir 3,4. gang, dennis bay window 4; choraleers 4; class play 3,4; tennis 3,4; pep club 3; thespians 3,4; photography 2; student council 3.4; united appeal 4; choir 3,4; president 4. gash, hnda art club 3,4; class play 3. geary, katbleen bay high players 2; projection club 1. gerbardt, suzanne annual staff 3; bay window 3,4; business manager 4; choraleers 4ffi class play 3; g.a.a. 2,3; leaders 1,3,4; pep club 4; quill and scroll 3,4; a.f.s. 2,3; choir 3,4; chairman publications drive 4; thespians 3.4; points chairman 4; y-teens 2,3.4; presi- dent 3; social chairman 4. gilbert, patricia g.a.a. 2,3; pep club 2,3; projection club 1; a.f.s. 3,4; student council 1. gillingbam, jobn student prints 1; honor and merit roll 1,2,3.4; track 1,2; bowling 2,3; tennis 3,4; bay bits 4; n.h.s. 4. gilmore, cindi attendance 3,4; bay window 4; pep club 1,2,3,4; pro- jection club 1; united appeal 3; y-teens 2,3,4. gore, art bur f.t.a. 1,2; pep club 1,2,3; track 1,4; wrestling 4. graf, bonnie a.f.s. 2; f.t.a. 2; honor and merit rolls 3; projection club 1; student council 3. gr ttel, juditb pep club 4; y-teens 2,3,4. griffitb, julie g.a.a. 2; honor and merit roll 1; annual staff 3; y- teens 2,3. griswold, icott honor and merit roll 3. gun ter, dean art club 1; football 2; band 2,3,4; tennis 2,3,4; bowling 2,3.4; varsity b” 3,4. bafeli, jobn honor and merit roll 1,2,4; golf 4; n.h.s. 4. ball, gladys annual staff 4; attendance 1; honor and merit roll 1, 2.3,4; pep club 1,2,3,4; projection club 1; united appeal 3; y-teens 1,2,3.4; service chairman 1; secretary 2; n.h.s. 4. banan, douglas art club 3,4; track 2; football 3; science club 2, 3.4; band 1,2,3,4; wrestling 3. handren, roger football 1,2; varsity b 3.4; wrestling 2,3. handicbuh, kennetb band 1,2,3,4. banten, bruce track 3,4; varsity “b” 4; cross country 4. bauson, tharman pep club 2,3,4; y-teens 2,3,4. barris, guynn class play 4; f.t.a. 2,3,4; library monitor 4; stage- crafers 4; y-teens 1,2,3.4; bay bits 4. hayden, gregory class play 4; track 2; football 2; football manager 4; library monitor 4; thespians 4; wrestling 2,4. belgesen, james class play 3,4; projection club 1; science club 4; stagecrafters 3,4. beller, james class play 4; stagecrafters 4. henke, william Charles henneberry. susan annual staff 3,4; copy editor 4; student prints 1; honor and merit roll 1,2,3,4; pep club 1,2,3,4; treasurer 1; student council 1; united appeal 1; y-teens 2,3,4; service chairman 2; secretary 4; n.h.s. 4; quill and scroll 4. beussner, ralpb student prints 1; bay window 2,3,4; honor and merit roll 1,2,3,4; football 1,2,3,4; attendance 3; miniwanca camp 3; a.f.s. 3,4; student council 4; varsity b” 3,4; wrestling 3; n.h.s. 4; quill and scroll 4. birschfeld, katbleen art club 3,4; treasurer 4; g.a.a. 4; president 4; stagecrafters 3; y-teens 4; choir 4. h off man. hnda class play 3; pep dub 3.4; y-teens 1,2,3,4; business club 4. bolleman. micbael attendance 1; baseball 2,3.4; bowling 2,3,4. bosmer. l:nda annual staff 3,4; faculty-academic editor 4; attendance 1; choraleers 4: honor and merit roll 1,2,3,4; leaders 1,3.4; pep club 2,3; band 1,2,3.4; rockcttes 2,3,4; glee club 2; choir 3.4; n.h.s. 4; quill and scroll 4. Howard. datid band 1,2,3,4; golf 3,4. bowellt, Ionise annual staff 1; attendance 1; bay window 4; class play 3.4; honor and merit roll 1,2,3,4; pep club 2.3,4; bay high players 2,3.4; y-teens 2,3,4; choir 3,4; n.h.s. 3,4; thespians 4. butebinson, gory class officer 1; track 2; football 1,2,3.4; pro- jection club 1; golf 2,3,4; student council 2; united appeal 2; speakers bureau 3,4; f.c.a. 3,4. jeric, susan honor and merit roll 2,3; pep club 1,2,3,4; projection club 1; y-teens 1,2,3,4; rockcttes 3.4; choir 3,4; glee club 2. jerina, robert track 1; football 1,2. jobnson, greg honor and merit roll 1,2,3.4; football 1,2,3.4; pep club 3; men's club cup 4; student council 4;varsity b” 3,4; n.h.s. 4. jurusz, dat id honor and merit roll 3. ketne. sally g.a.a 2; honor and merit roll 1,2,3; pep club 1,2,3.4; projection club 1; united appeal 2,3; y-teens 1,2,3,4. king, deborab g.a.a. 1; pep club 3,4; a.f.s. 2; j.a. 2,3;y-teens 2. keine, jobn bay window 3,4; honor and merit roll 1,2,3; pep club 4; science club 1,4; math club 1; band 1,2,3.4; n.h.s. 4. kohl, diane annual staff 3.4; leaders 3,4; pep club 2,3,4; treasurer 4; projection club 1; y-teens 3,4. kolesar, jerome annual staff 1,3.4; photography editor 3.4; bay window 3,4; quill and scroll 3,4. kossman, brsan football 1. kranz, robert n.h.s. 4; golf 4; honor and merit roll 4. kratsas, karen art club 4; g.a.a. 2; pep club 3,4; y-teens 3,4. kregenou. susan business club 4; g.a.a. 2; pep club 3,4; y-teens 1.3,4. krueger, gary honor and merit roll 1,2; track manager 1; football 1; band 1. 209 kubn. rbonda art club 1; g.a.a. 2,3; pep club 1,3,4; y-teens 1,2,3; glee club 1,2. kuper, tbomas library monitor 2.3; choir 4. kvatak, jean pep club 4; y-teens 1; flee club 1,3; choir 4. me phee, tan band 1,2; annual 3,4; underclassmen editor 4; stu- dent prints 1; cheerleaders 1,2,3,4; class officer 4; secretary 4 g.a.a. 2; merit roll 1,2,3; leaders 3,4; secretar 4; pep club 1,2,3 4; projection club 1; speaker's bureau 4; student council 2,3,4 y teens 1,2,3; vice president 2; n.h.s. 4; quill and scroll 4; home- coming court 4. meinekv. ronald lamktn, geraldtne annual staff 4; g.a.a. 2,3; honor and merit roll 3; pep club 1,2,3.4; projection club 1; unitel appeal 3,4; y-teens 1,2,3.4; a.f.s. 2.3.4; band 1,2. larktn, geoff basketball 1,2; track 1,2; football 1. metx, tbeodore mayor, joyce student prints 1; bay window 3; honor and merit roll 1,2,3,4. lawtber, susan a.f.s. 2,3; band 1,2; annual 3,4; business manager 4; class ofhicer 1; secretary 1; honor and merit roll 1,2,3,4; medical careers 3; pep club 2,3.4; student council 2; united appeal 2,3; y-teens 1,2,3,4; treasurer 2,3; president 4; n.h.s. 4; quill and scroll 4. lawton. barbara annual 4; attendance 4; g.a.a. 2,3; honor and merit roll 1,2,3; pep club 1,2,3,4; projection club 1; y-teens 1,2, 3,4; points chairman 2,3; a.f.s. 3; bay bits 4; n.h.s. 4; quill and scroll 4. lot, tbomas class play 1. leopold. jobtk p.a. committee 4; baseball 1.2.3,4. may art, usnnifred annual 3.4; f.t.a. 2,3.4; secretary 3; vice president 4; g.a.a 2,3; honor and merit roll 1,2,3; library monitor projection club I; united appeal 2,3,4; assistant treasurer S treasurer 4; choir 4. miller, karen attendance 1.2; annual 3,4; choir 3,4; f.t.a. 2,3,4; president 4; g.a.a. 2; pep club 3; united appeal 2; y-teens 2,1,4 miller, mart lee mtmms, judiib 1,2,3,4. business club 4; pep club 2,3.4; y-teens 1,4. band 1,2,3,4; choir 3,4; merit roll 1,2,3; y-teens m or ley. ebrisfopber merit roll 3; cross country 3,4; captain 3,4; track 3; varsity b 3,4. linda g.a.a. 2; honod and merit roll 2.3,4; pep club 3,4; y high players 2; y-teens 2.3.4; glee club 2; choir 3.4 lindeman, raJph annual staff 1; bay windows 3,4; editor 4; honor and merit roll 1,2,3.4; track 1; quill and scroll 3,4; science club 2; student council 1; united appeal 4; band 1,2; jr. council on world affairs 3,4; speaker's bureau 4; n.h.s. 4. lumsden, jack attendance 1,2; varsity b” 3.4; wrestling 1,2,3,4. ltd , bonny annual 3,4; assistant editor 4; business manager 4; cheerleaders 2; class officers 2; treasurer 2; g.a.a. 2; art club 2; honor and merit roll 1,3.4; leaders 3,4; n.h.s. 3.4; pep club 1,2, 3.4; vice president 3; projection club 1; quill and scroll 3.4; united appeal 3,4; y-teens 1,2,3; a.f.s. lylo, riebard mako. rick track 1; football 1,2,3.4; honor and merit roll 3; varsity b” 3,4; wrestling 2,3,4. moroney.james choir 3.4; glee club 2; united appeal 3; varsity 'b” 3,4; football 1,2,3; wrestling 2. mulder, norm choir 1,3,4; glee club 2; leaders 1; football 1,2; choralcers 4. muscenti, deborab band 1,2; annual 4; f.t.a. 4; honor and merit roll 4; rockettes 3.4; pep club 2,3,4; y-teens 2,3,4. nickle, tbomas band 1,2,3,4; choir 1; photography 2; baseball 2; football 1. noelle. belen annual 1; faculty editor 1; attendance 1,2,3; bay bits 4; layout editor 4; class play 1; honor and merit roll 1,2,3.4; leaders 4; n.h.s. 3,4; pep club 3; y-tcens 1,2,3,4. noon, jamas basketball 1; track 3; football 4; varsity b 4; wrestling 3,4. o'brian, timothy baseball 3.4; basketball 1; p.a. committee 4; pep club 3,4. malone. morion a.f.s. 3,4; annual 3; bay window 3,4; assistant editor 4; choir 1,3,4; glee club 2; honor and merit roll 1,2,3; stagecrafters 2; pep club 3,4; y-teens 1,2,3,4; rockettes 4; n.h.s. 4; quill and scroll 4. maloney. katbleen band 1,2; g.a.a. -2,4; vice president 4; leaders 1.4; pep club 2,3,4; student council 1; united appeal 2; y-teens 2; y-teens 1,2,3,4. marquardt maralou band 1,2,3; pep club 2,3.4; y-teens 2; major- ettes 2.3; rockettes 4. mother, linda bay bits 4; bay window 4; typing editor 4; business club 4; g.a.a. 2; honor and merit roll 1,2,3,4; stagecrafters 3; y-teens 1,2,3.4; quill and scroll 4. mattem, darrell varsity b 2,3,4; football 1; wrestling 2,3,4. maxwell, gragory me comb william photography club 2; projection club 1; varsity b' 2,3.4; wrestling 2,3,4. me donald, Charles honor and merit roll 1,2,3,4; baseball 2,3. me donald, gory basketball 1; track 2; united appeal 1,2; jr. coun- cil on world affairs 1; thespians 3,4; library 4; school play 3,4. me elwain, dan bay bits 4; business manager 4; glee club 2; choir 1,3,4; choralcers 4; school play 1.3,4; speakers' bureau 3; thes- pians 3,4; secretary-treasurer 4; united appeal 4. me kay, mereditb annual 4; photo-liason editor 4; j.a. 2,3,4; at- tendance 4; g.a.a. 2; bay window 3; a.fj. 2.3; pep club 4; speakers bureau 3.4; quill and scroll 4; y-teens 2,3; inner-city represen- tative 3. me kinlay, condoce choir 1; pep club 2.3.4; y-teens 2.3,4. me kinlay, randall art club 1,2; band 1,2,3; stagecrafters 2,3; track 1,2; wrestling 3,4. Oliver, laa honor and merit roll 1,2,3; pep club 3; projection club 1; bowling 2,3,4. Papwortb, josepb class play 1; baseball 2; track 1,3,4; cross coun- try 3,4; science club 1,2; varsity b 3,4. Pedersen, pater honor and merit roll 1; baseball 1,2; basketball 1; tennis 3.4; varsity b 3,4. pfabl, chartsa art club 4; pep club 2,3,4; y-teens 1. Pinkerton, william annual staff 1; honor and merit roll 1,2,3,4; basketball 2; projection club 1. presnail, gragory honor and merit roll 3; science club 4; wrestling prosser, cynthia mt. lebanon high school 1,2; cheerleaders 1: pep club 1,2,3,4; f.t.a. 2.4; y-tcens 4; g.a.a. 1,2; honor and merit roll 1,2,4; library monitor 4. purdy, patricia annual staff 3; g.a.a. 2; honor and merit roll 1; student council 1; y-teens 2,3. quay la, robart honor and merit roll 4; basketball 2,3,4; track 1,2; varsity b“ 3,4. ratcliffa, iudy annual 3,4; supplement editor 3; activities editor 4; cheerleaders 1; choralcers 4; f.t.a. 4; merit roll 3; leaders 3.4; president 4; speaker's bureau 3,4; pep club 1,2,3,4; quill and scroll 3,4; choir 3,4; glee club 2; rockettes 2,3,4; student council 1,3,4; united appeal 3; homecoming queen 4. ratusnik. dot id honor and merit roll 1; baseball 2,3,4; basketball 1,2,3; track 1; football 1,2,3,4; p.a. committee 4; varsity b” 2.3,4. rialanstabl, riebard wrestling 2,3,4. riamar, karen art club 1; bay window 4; a.f.s. 2,3; attendance 3; quill and scroll 4. rilay. robart riia, barry art club 3,4; track 3; wrestling 3 4. 210 robrrtton. barbara bay window 3,4; feature editor 4; claw play 1.3.4; g.a.a. 2,3; honor and merit roll 1.2,3.4; leaders 1; pep club 1.2,3.4; a.f.s. 2,3; thespians 3.4; united appeal 3.4; y-teens 1.2,3,4; inter-city representative 4; choir 4; speaker s bureau 4: at- tendance 3.4; n.h.s. 4; quill and scroll 4. robertson. laura annual 3,4; editor 4; rockettes 2,3,4; f.t.a. 3,4; treasurer 4; honor and merit roll 1,2,3.4; n.h.s. 3.4; treasurer 4; pep club 2,3.4; quill and scroll 4; protection club I; student council 2,3.4; treasurer 4; girls' state 4; united appeal 2; y- teens 2,3; publications council 4. robimtom susan pep club 2,3; y-teens 1,2,3. robiton. rebec ca annual staff 1,4; copy editor 4; choraleers 4; honor and merit roll 1,2,3.4; library monitor 1,4; n.h.s. 3,4; band 1,2,3.4; secretary 4; choir 1,3,4; glee club 2; thespians 4; y-teens 2,3,4; quill and scroll 4; academic achievement 3. rodman job class officer 1,3,4; vice president 1,3.4; honor and merit roll 1.2,3,4; basketball 1,3,4; track 1,3.4; varsity football 1,2,3.4; n.h.s. 3,4; boys’ state 4; student council 1,3,4; united appeal 1; varsity “b 2,3.4; homecoming court 4. rogert, gory baseball 1,2,3.4; football 1,2,3.4. rotbrock. katby f.t.a. 4; pep club 1,3,4; bay high players 2; y-teens 2,3,4. rouault, carol f.t.a. 4; honor and merit roll 1,3; leaders 3.4; pep club 1.2.3.4; protection club 1; y-teens 1,2,3; rockettes 3.4; chess club 4. tabim, dot id track 1,2; football 1. sandals, tallia annual 1,4; art editor 4; art club 1; class officer 3.4; secretary 3; social chairman 4; f.t.a. 3; honor and merit roll 1; pep club 1,2,3,4; point chairman 3; president 4; rockettes 2.3,4; captain 4; student council I; united appeal 1,2; y-teens 1,2,3; quill and scroll 4. sanson, tat trio honor and merit roll 1; baseball 4; basketball 2; football 1; wrestling 4. tatullo. ion annual staff 3,4; attendance 1; choir 1,3,4; choraleers 4; class officer 2; vice president 2; class play 1; f.t.a. 4; g.a.a. 2; honor and merit roll 1,2,3,4; leaders 3.4; treasurer-secretary 3; speaker's bureau 3; bay high players 2; alternate girls' state 4; camp miniwance 4; alternate rotary speech 3; student council 1.2,3.4; vice president 4; united appeal 1,3.4; chairman 3,4; n.h.s. 4. sibey, barbara class play 1; leaders 1; pep club 2; majorettes 2,3; rockettes 4; y-teens 1,2,3; band 2,3,4. siebenaller. jo anne annual 4; g.a.a. 2,3.4; honor and meric roll 1; library 1; leaders I; pep club 1,2,3; projection club 1; united appeal 4; y-teens 1,2. jimmons, william honor anu merit roll 1.2,3; track 1,2; football 1. imith, carol attendance 3; g.a.a. 2; honor and merit roll 2,3; leaders club 3,4; speaker’s bureau 4; pep club 3,4; student council 1,4; y-teens 2,3,4; inter-club 3.4; choir 3,4; glee club 2; rockettes 4; n.h.s. 4. smith, Jeffrey attendance 2; class officer 1,3,4; president 3,4; honor and merit roll 1.2,3,4; baseball 2; basketball 1,2,3,4; foot- ball 1,2; n.h.s 3,4; boys’ state alternate 4; student council 4; united appeal 3; varsity 'b” 3,4; jr. council on world affairs 3. snider, susan attendance 4; bay window 3,4; assistant editor 4; honor and merit roll 1.2.3; n.h.s. 3,4; pep club 3; united appeal 4; an- nual staff 1; assistant editor 1; quill and scroll 4. snyder, gay art club 4. solomon, fames honor and merit roll I; baseball 1,2,3,4; track 1,2; medical careers 3; p m. committee 3,4; pep club 4; cross country 3,4; united appeal 4; varsity b 3,4. spindle, deborah attendance 1; annual 4; bay window 3.4; pep club 3.4; projection club 1; quill and scroll 4; a.f.s. 2.3.4; secretary 3; y-teens 1,2,3,4; united appeal 3; choir 3.4; social chairman 4; glee club 2. starbey. linda g.a.a. 2,3; y-teens 1,2,3.4; a.f.s. 2.3,4. strodtbeck, david attendance 3; student prints 1; honor and merit roll 1,2,3.4; science club 3; varsity ”b” 3.4; wrestling 2,3,4; n.h.s. 4. suiter. Ion annual staff 1; business manager 1; honor and merit roll 1,2,3; tennis 2,3.4; golf 2,3.4. teufel, Charles class play 1. t bo mas. robert choraleers 3; class play 1,3; bay high players 2; pro- jection club 1; student council 1; thespians 3,4; united appeal thoresen, roy honor and merit roll 1,2,3.4; basketball 1. saton. byron 2.3.4. art club 3; honor and merit roll 1,3; stagecrafters thorn, douglas track 3; football 2; varsity b” 4; wrestling 3. saton, lucimari annual 4; student life editor 4; class officer 2; class play 1; honor and merit roll 1,2; leaders 4; pep club 3.4; secretary 4; projection club 1; president 1; stagecrafters 3;stu- dent council 2.3.4; united appeal 2,3.4; y-teens 2.3.4; choir 3.4; quill and scroll 4. tomic. editb tyler, josepb utrata, dale track 3; football 1; p.a. committee 1.2,3.4; projection committee 2,3; stagecrafters 4. sexton, barbara g.a.a. 2,3; pep club 2,3; bay high school 2; y- teens 1.2.3.4; band 3,4. scatterday, holly f.t.a. 4; pep club 2.3.4; y-teens 1,3,4. sebey, deborah f.t.a. 4; g.a.a. 2; library monitor 4; leaders 1; pep club 3,4; projection club 1; united appeal 1; y-teens 2,3. van gunten, susan f.t.a. 4; library monitor 3.4; y-teens 3; business club 3. t olden, mary annual 3; attendance 1; honor and merit roll 1,2,3,4; n.h.s. 3.4; social chairman 4; bay high players 2; pep club 2.3; united appeal 4; secretary 4; y-teens 1,2; band 1.2,3.4; bay bits 3,4; editor 4; a.f.s. 3; quill and scroll 4. sebmid, norman honor and merit roll 3; wrestling 3. wahl, kennetb library club 1. seller, paula seiple, james honor and merit roll 1,2; studentcounci! 1; wrestling tell, mary ann annual 1,3,4; choraleers 4; g.a.a. 2; honor and merit roll 1,4; pep club 2,3; y-teens I; choir 3.4; secretary- treasurer 4. show, carolrn annual 3.4; typing editor 4; choir 1; business club 2,3; publicity chairman 3; honor and merit roll 1.2,3.4; n.h.s. 3.4; pep club 2; quill and scroll 3.4. thaw, timothy projection club 1. shear, timothy choraleers 4; football 1,2; choir 3.4; student council alternate 1; glee club 2. sbepple, rickey attendance 2.3,4; basketball 1.2,3.4; track 1.2,3.4: football 1.2,3.4; varsity b 3,4; jr. council on world affairs 3. shipley mart ha honor and merit roll 1,2,3.4; stagecrafters 2,3; art club 4. short, tbomas class officer 2; football 1; leaders 1,2; varsity •V 3.4; wrestling 2,3,4. walker, mar eta bay window 4; business club 3,4; secretary 4; pro- gram chairman 4; pep dub 3.4; united appeal 4; y-teens 3.4; Spanish club 2,4. uartian. kristsn class play 1; g.a.a. 3; honor and merit roll 1.2; p.a. committee 4; pep club 1.3,4; bay high players 2; y-teens 1,2,3.4; bookstore head 4. waylett. Virginia webster, robert wehrle. linda bay window 4; business club 3.4; vice president 4; f-t.a. 3; g.a.a. 3; pep club 4; y-teens 1,2,3,4; bookstore 3,4. wbitlock, nancy class play 1; g.a.a. 2,3; pep club 1,2,3.4; projection club 1; y-teens 1,2. whitman, may y-teens 3. Worcester, mariha a.f.s. 4; bay window 3,4; news page editor 4; f.t.a. 2,3; honor and merit roll 2,3; pep club 2,3.4; quill and scroll 3.4; school play 1. wuerth, robert honor and merit roll 1,2,3; track 1; football 1,2,3; student council 2,3.4; president 4; united appeal 2,3.4; wrestling 2.3.4. yacobucci, nicbolas baseball 3; basketball 3; projection committee 3. 211 index seniors . . . alien, thomas 59 andc-rson, joan 59, 127, 142 ashby. nancy 59, 130, 141 asher. marilyn 59, 137 ausscm, james 59, 88, 138, 139, 153, 154 backstrom, david 59 baker, wilma 59. 121. 130, 137. 143 barlow, jill 59 bell, alfred 59, 138. 139. 153, 154 benbow, jeffrey 59, 136 bernard. linda 59, 121. 127, 130, 141. 142, 143 berwick. robert 60 bever, richard 60 bingham. cynthia 60. 118, 122, 126, 136. 144. 146 bird, james 60. 139. 161. 162 blakeslec. marilyn 60. 130. 142 blatter, sandra 60. 130 boatwriieht. joseph 60, 127, 139, 161 borchert. gregory 60. 139. 173 brady. peter 58. 60. 87. 88. 116, 138, 139, 153, 155, 173, 174 bricker. george 61, 173 brinkcr. dana 61. 138. 139. 153, 155 broka. margarct 61t 130, 132. 141. 142 brown, michael 61 brown, wesley 61, 144 burdick, dan 61 burgess, james 61, 138. 153, 154 burgins, gail 61 burson. christy 61. 122, 130, 132, 138, 148 burson, linda 61, 130 Campbell, hugh 62 Campbell, thomas 62 carlson. douglas 62. 127, 128, 132. 153 Cartwright, mary 62 casey. mary lou 55. 62. 87, 118, 119, 125. 127, 141, 142, 148 castle, marilyn 62. 122. 126. 127, 136. 144 cavano, richard 62, 139 chambers, bruce 62, 136 chessman, mark 63. 163 christofferson, sandra 63, 122, 123, 127, 142 dark, william 63 darke, kristinc 63 conaway. linda 63, 86. 121, 128. 130. 141, 143. 146 con Ion, deborah 58. 63. 125, 127, 130, 141. 143 conroy. James 64. 138. 139. 153. 155 cook, deborah 64, 116, 120, 121, 126, 127, 140, 142, 144 cooney. carol 64. 87, 130 crouch, sandra 64, 130 crow, robert 64. 136. 138. 139. 153, 155 daniels, marilyn 64, 118, 141 davies. james 64. 138. 139. 153, 154 davis, shirley 64 de shetler. marcia 65 de yo, g re gory 65, 138. 139. 144 di lauro, michael 65. 86. 144, 161. 162, 173, 175 doherty, james 65 donfey. Christopher 65 dowman, james 65, 128, 138, 144, 146 downey, terrance 65 eaton. doglas 65, 173 eckert. bonne 65. 121. 126. 127. 130. 142 edwards. patricia 65, 122, 126, 137, 138 elsner. laura 66. 130. 142 ferchau, carol 66, 120. 121, 126, 130, 142, 143 ferguson, barbara 66, 142 flesch. kenneth 66, 165. 166 foley. paula 66.125.132.136 forbes. bonnie 66. 121. 127. 130, 143, 144 forsman. magareta 66. 116. 118. 125 frazee, jill 66, 88. 121. 125, 130. 136, 139. 140, 144 furber. courtney 66. 139, 144. 146, 165, 166 gang, dennis 67. 8 . 116, 122, 128, 144. 146 gash, linda 67.132 geary, kathy 67 gerhardt. susan 67, 122, 123, 126. 128. 130. 142, 144, 146 gilbert, patricia 67, 118. 130, 134, 137 gillingham, join 55. 67. 124. 125. 127. 139. 163 gilmore. cynthia 68. 122, 123, 130, 134. 136. 138. 143 gore, arthur 68, 128, 133 graf, bonnie 68 griffel. judy 68, 130 griffith, julie 68 griswold, scott 68 gunter, dean 68, 139. 149, 163 hafeli. john 68. 127. 135 hall, gladys 68. 87. 121. 127, 130. 143 hanan. douglas 69. 132, 149 handren. roger 69. 139 handschuh, kenneth 69. 149 hansen, bruce 69, 139, 161. 162 hanson. sharman 69, 130 harris. gwynn 69. 124, 125, 128, 130. 134, 136 hayden. gregory 69. 128, 133, 136. 144 helgesen. james 69, 163 heller, james 69 henke, william 69 henneberry. susan 70, 121. 126, 127, 130, 134, 138. 143 heussner. ralph 55, 70, 1 16, 122. 123. 127, 138, 139. 155 hirschfeld. kacherine 70. 130. 132. 142, 143, 144 hoffman. linda 70, 130. 134, 137. 143 holleman. michael 70, 163 hosmer. linda 70, 121. 126, 127, 141, 142, 144, 146, 148, 149 howard, david 71, 149 howells, louise 71. 122. 127, 128. 130. 132. 144 hutchinson. gary 71, 132. 138. 139. 153. 155 jenkins. neal jeric, susan 71, 141, 144 jerina, robert 71 johnson, gregory 55, 71, 116, 127, 139, 153, 154 jurusz, david 71 keine. sally 71, 130. 143 king, deborah 72. 130. 132, 142 klein, john 55, 72. 122. 127, 135, 138. 165 kohl, diane 72, 86. 121. 136. 142, 143 kolesar, jerome 72, 121, 126, 133 kossman. brian 72 kranz, robert 72, 127 kratsas. karen 72, 132 kregenow, susan 72, 130, 134, 137 krueger, gary 73 kuhn, ronda 73 kuper. thomas 73. 144 kvatck. jean 73, 144 lamkin. geraldine 73, 130 larkin. gcoffrey 73. 87 lawther, susan 55, 73, 120. 121. 126, 127, 130. 134. 143 lawton. barbara 73. 121. 125, 126. 127, 130. 134. 138. 143 lee, thomas 74 leeders, william 74 leopold, john 74, 133 lilley, linda 74 lindeman. ralph 74, 122. 126, 127, 132 lumsden, jack 74, 173, 175 lutz, adele 74.86.121.130 lyle, richard maddocks. richard mako. richard 74, 130, 138. 139, 153, 155, 173, 174 malone, marion 74. 122. 123, 126. 127, 130, 136. 143, 144 maloney. kathy 74. 87. 130, 142, 143 marquardt, maralou 74. 141, 143 mather. Christopher 130, 133 rnather. linda 75. 122. 123, 125. 126, 137 mattern, darrell 75, 139, 173, 174 maxwell, gregory 75 me comb, william 75 me donald, Charles 75 mcdonald. gary 75. 128, 132, 133. 136 me elwain. dan 75. 86. 124, 125, 128. 138. 144, 146 me kay, meredith 76, 121, 126, 132 me kinley. candace 76, 134, 137, 143 me kinley, randall 76, 173, 175 mephee, jan 58. 76. 88. 116, 120. 121, 126, 127, 132. 140, 142, 143 meineke, ronald 76 metz, theodore 76 meyer. joyce 76, 86 meyers. winifred 76. 121, 134, 136. 138. 144 miller, karen 76. 121, 130. 136. 144 miller, marilee 76 minns. judith 76. 130, 138. 144, 148 morley. Christopher 161, 162 moroney, james 77. 144 mulder, norman 77, 144, 146 muscenti, debra 77, 121, 130, 136, 141 nickle. thomas 77, 149 noelle, helen 77. 124, 125, 127, 130, 142, 148 noon, james 77, 138. 139, 153, 154, 173, 175 o'brien. timothy 77, 133 oliver, lee 77, 163 papworth. malcolm 78, 139, 144, 149 pedersen, peter 78 pfahl, charise 78 pinkerton, william 78 presnall, robert 78 prosser. cynthia 78, 130, 136, 143 purdy, patricia 78 quayle, robert 78, 138. 139, 165, 166 ratcliffe. judith 79, 86, 88. 116. 121. 126, 134. 144. 146 ratusnik. david 79. 132. 136. 138. 139. 149, 153. 154 riefenstahl, richard 79, 136, 175 rierner. karen 79, 122, 126 riley, robert 79 rita. barry 79. 132 robertson. barbara 79, 122, 123, 126. 127, 130, 132, 134 robertson. laura 55, 79. 87. 116, 120, 121. 126, 127, 132. 141 robinson. sue 55, 79, 130 robison. rebecca 80. 121, 127, 128. 130. 136. 144, 146. 148 rodman, john 55. 58. 80. 87. 88. 116, 127, 138, 139, 153, 154. 165, 166 rogers. gary 80. 139, 153 rothrock, kathy 80, 136, 143 rouault. carol 80. 136. 141, 142 sabin, david 80 sandals, sara 58. 80. 121, 126, 138, 141, 144 sanson, saverio 80 satullo, jan 55, 80. 116. 121, 127, 138. 142, 144, 146 savon, byron 80. 86. 116 savon. lucimarie 81, 116, 120, 121, 126, 141, 144 saxton. barbara 81, 130. 138. 148 scatterday, holly 81, 136. 142 schey, deborah 36, 81 schmid, norman 81 seiler, paula 81 seiple, james 81 sell, mary ann 81. 121. 138. 144, 146 shaw. carolyn 55. 82. 121. 126. 127 shaw, timothy 82 shear, timothy 82. 139. 144, 146, 153 shcpple, rickey 82, 138. 139, 153, 155. 165, 166 shipley, martha 82, 132 short, thomas 82, 173, 175 sibey. barbara 82, 137, 141 siebenaller, joanne 82 simmons, william 82, 125 smith, carol 83. 116. 127. 130, 132, 141, 142, 143 212 smith, jeffrey 55. 58. 83. 87. 116. 127, 132. 139. 165, 166 snider, susan 83, 118. 122, 123. 126. 127 134 snyder, gay 83, 132, 136 solomon, james 83, 122, 132, 133, 138, 139, 161, 162 spindle, deborah 83, 118, 121, 122, 126, 130, 141, 144 Starkey, linda 83, 130 strodtbeck, david 83, 127, 173, 175 sinter, Ion 83 teufel, lloyd 83 thomas, robert 84, 128, 136 thoresen. roy 84 thorn, douglas 84, 149 tomic, edith 84 utrata, dale 84 van gunten, susan 84, 136 volden, mary 55, 84, 118, 124, 125, 126, 127, 138 wahl, kennedi 84 walker, marcia 84, 122, 130, 134, 137, 143 wartian, kristine 85, 132, 141, 142 webtter. robert 85 wehrle, linda 85, 122, 134, 137 white, bardley whitlock, nancy 85. 138 whitman, may 85, 130, 134 wolslagel, mary 85, 130, 134, 137 wise, henry Worcester, martha 85, 118, 122, 123, 126, 130 wuerth, robert 85, 86, 116, 138, 173, 175 yacobucci, nicholas 85 juniors . . . abbotr, bruce 55, 94, 127, 139, 149. 161 ackerman. gregory 94, 134, 138, 139, 153 adams. barbara 94, 118, 131 adams. patricia 94, 143 aker, charles 94, 116, 134, 138, 139, 153 albert, raymond 94, 139, 153 anderson, bruce 94, 125, 138, 139, 161 anderson, kurt 94, 144 andre, richard 94 arnolt, janice 94, 121, 131, 134, 142, 143 ashby, claudia 94, 118, 131, 143, 148 backstrom. susan 94, 131, 143, 144 baldridge. sharon 94 bardcs. louise 94, 131, 142 bardon, patricia 94, 131 barrett. edward 94 barry, thomas 94, 118, 131. 143 bell, sharon bennet, carole 94 beremand. phillip 95, 153, 173 berkshire. william 94, 135 bird, nancy 95 birth, janette 95, 131, 142, 143 biszantz, laura 95, 131 blankner, fred 95 blue, thomas 95, 125 boaeuf, Stephanie 95, 135, 136 bockel. fill 94. 95. 116, 138, 140, 144 bonin, patricia 95, 135 briola. louise 95, 132 brookshier. gary 95 bruscino, linda 95, 132 buchbinder, janet 95, 131, 143 buck, michael 95, 173 burdette. barbara 95, 131. 142, 143 burdette, richard 95 callihan, nancy 95, 116, 141, 142, 143, 144 carpenter, paula 95, 125 carras, eileen 95 carter, caron 95 case, leslie 95. 131. 143 cavell. lyle 95,118.125 cavender, carl 95 chapman, ryan 95, 139. 161, 173 chiarito, babetta 95, 138, 143, 144 clark. jane 95, 131. 143 dark, jeffery 95 clay, marie 95 clink, robert 95 conklin, george 96. 144 cook, jenrey 96. 138, 139, 153 corbett. thomas Cornell, victoria 96. 132 cowles. anthony 96 cowles. lawrence 96 cramer, steven 96 crook, sharon 96, 131 culver, bruce 96 curran. kathleen 96 curren. robert 96, 139, 149, 173 currier, seth 96, 132 daley, deborah 96. 118, 149 daihart, dianc 96, 125, 131, 135, 143 dare, sheila 134, 137, 143 davenport, todd 96, 122 davies, michael 94, 96, 127, 138, 139, 153, 165 day. barrett 96. 122, 127, 138. 139. 144, 153 de crane, james 96, 173 de rousse. kirk 96 di lauro, nancy 96. 131. 136, 137 dittig, Catherine 96 ditzcl. frances 96, 131 donnelly, kevin doty, lawrence 138. 139, 144, 146. 161 duny, mark 96, 136, 173 duncan. jack 96 duperow. lynn 96, 131 dyer, beth 94, 96. 116. 127, 140. 144 edwards. jeffrey 96 elliott. getta 96. 131. 144 cngelhardt, mary 96, 131, 142, 144, 149 evans, courtney 96 fairchild, robert 96 fell, janet 96. 131. 143. 144 213 fell, peggy 96, 143 fenner. herbert 96 flack, sharon 96, 131, 136. 142, 143 frank, patricia 96, 118, 119, 124, 125, 126, 131 galazin, victor 96, 138 139 gall, david 96 georgeson. angelo 96 gerlach. dale 96 gibbs. john 96, 173 gibson, donna 96, 116, 131, 143 gitcheff, alana 96, 136 glaesel, herbert 96 grant, john 96, 139, 153 gray, alison 96. 121, 131. 141, 142, 153, 144 grodt, martin 96, 132, 133 gross, james 96 gulasy. donna 97, 131 hall, richard 97 hand, lorie 97, 135, 142, 149 hansen, judith 97 hardy, barbara 97, 131, 149 harper, donna 97, 131, 147, 148 harrison, suzanne 97, 131, 143 hasselo, janet 97, 131. 143 hawley, raelyn 97, 122, 131, 143, 147, 149 hay, dennis 153 ______ heskamp. jennie 97. 118, 122. 131, 138 heussner, dale 94, 97, 116, 122, 127, 138, 139, 173 h;,bert. joh 97 hillman. william 97 hird, peter 97, 136, 173 holcomb. thomas 97, 138 holliday, gary holschuh. susan 97. 143, 148 howe, gary 97, 160 howlett. janice 97, 131. 142, 143, 144 huckleberry, robert 97 huey, diane 97, 118, 125, 131, 135, 136 hutchison, robert 97, 144 hull, mary 97, 121, 122, 131, 136 hylkema. david 97, 138, 139, 153 isele, cheryl 97, 118, 125 jacobs. marie 97, 143 jacquet. donald 97. 144 tames, robert 97 jamison, julia 97, 121, 131, 134, 143, 144 januska, robert 97 lerina, joanne 97 Johnson. Stephen 97, 144. 160 jones. bernard 98 jones, richard 98 kalb. john 98 kane, richard 98, 143 kane. susan 98, 132 karim. kenneth 98. 138, 139, 153 kearney, thomas 98 keine, patricia 98, 131. 138, 143 keller, gary 98. 139, 148, 160 king, andrea 98. 13J, 143 kirkpatrick. douglas 98 knox. dale 98 t _ koch, kathryn 55, 98, 118, 122, 126, 127, 135 kogge. john 98. 144 kresge. Stanley 98, 138. 139, 153 langner, mark 98 laundy. peter 98. 144, 171 lawson. kathy 98, 132 leeds, bruce 98 lenner, william 98, 173 libens, patrick lipaj. caprice 98, 116, 121, 138, 141, 144 lipp, judith 98, 143 little, donald 98. 144 little, john 98, 122. 144 lodwick. ledell 98. 121. 131. 143 ioucks. craig 94, 98. 138. 139. 153, 165 lutz, bettina 99, 118. 128, 131, 136 mac pherson. karen 99, 123, 124, 131 maki, james 99 masarik. ruth mathews. gregory 99, 144, 160 maynard, laurel 55, 99, 127, 131, 141. 144 mengert. teri 99. 131. 142. 144. 147 mentler, edith 99 mercer, craig 99. 116, 122, 128, 138, 144, 146 messenger, william miller, diana 99. 131 miller, gregory 99 miller, janet 99 miller, mary miske. kurt 99 monger, jeffrey moo re. barbara 99, 118, 119, 131. 143 morgan. mary 99 morrison. russell 55, 118. 122. 123, 126, 128. 133. 144 morrissey, david 99 muzik. robert 99 neverman. deborah 99 nielsen, martin 99 noelle. marian 99. 124, 125, 127, 131, 148 papworth. william 99. 144 patterson, sheryl 99. 131. 138, 143 peate, thomas 99, 138, 139, 153 peter, wendv 99, 131, 143 Phillips, rebecca 99. 131, 148 pickering. barbara 99, 131 powers. Stanley 99. 138. 161 price. Christopher 100. 122 price, jane 100, 127, 132 prutton, nancy 100 ptacek. timothy 100 quavle. richard 100. 138. 153 reed, earl 100 ribble. gary reid. cathy 100, 121. 131. 141, 153, 149 reininger. nancy 100, 131 robertson. william 55, 100 robiaon. richard 100, 148, 161 roepnack, robcrt 100 roland, gail 100, 131 roycr, kevin 100 ruch, sandra 100. 143 sallo, lynn 100.118.142,143 samerdyke, wayne 100 saul, ellcn 55, 100. 118. 119, 122, 126, 127, 128, 144 schatzinger, brian 100 schncider. kenneth 100 schoeneman. carl 101 scholl, patricia 101 schrocder. william 101 schultz. barbara 101, 118. 131. 143 schultz, katherine 101. 118, 131 seifcrt, nancy 131 shaffer, ronald shattuck. Clifford 101 shaw, david 101 shear, john 101 sheldon, ann 101, 144 sherman, elizabeth 101, 131 short, dale 101, 165 siebenaller, jacqueline 101 sieg. sally 101,131.140.142 sinko, kenneth 101, 173 smith, roland 101 smith, jacqueline 101 smith, priscilla 101 smith, victoria 101 snider, Catharine 101, 116, 121, 125, 141, 142, 143, 144 soeder, carol 143 steger, james 101 Stephenson, sara 101, 131 sterkel. richard 101 stevens, nancy 101, 143, 148 stiffey, robert 101.139,153 stiles, sandra 101, 131. 136, 138. 141, 143 strine, george 101 sturman, sally 101 thomas, robert 101, 139, 161 thoresen. susan 101 thornton. rodney 101 timm, geoffrey 133 toepfer, anne 101. 131, 143. 144 tomic. manfred 101 trainer, michael 101, 161 treadway, brute 101 tritton, david 101, 125, 144, 165 tyler, joseph 102 urbanowicz, mark 102 voegtly. daniel 102, 120, 121, 126. 127, 148 voelker. james 102. 139. 149, 173 vosburgh. linda 102, 142, 143 votruba, law rente 102 waiters, john 102 waltz, karen 102, 125, 138 watkins, Cynthia 102, 131, 141, 143 webster. steven 102, 116, 134. 138. 139, 153 welch, david 102 wells, daniel 102 wells, jeffrey 102 wessel. linda 102. 131. 138, 143, 144 whitmer, wayne 102. 149 wilcox, rory 102, 121, 131. 134, 141, 142, 143 winter, karl 102. 149 wilsdon, laurie 102 wilson. rebecca 131, 143 wise, dennis 102, 122 wulff, richard 102 zane, gregory 102, 160 zellers. robert 102. 127, 171 sophomores . . . akers. susan 104 alien, judy 104, 131. 138. 142. 148 alien, nancy 104, 131, 136 anderson, carol 104, 131 andrews, kenneth 104 ash, james 104 asher. gail 104. 131. 143 ashman, janet 104, 118, 135, 146 babcock. carol 104, 118, 136 barker, jean 104. 131. 136. 142, 146 beats, barbara 104 bell. Christy 104 belser. linda 104, 131. 142. 143 benjamin, diane 104, 131, 142, 144 bennett, barbara 104, 131, 143, 146 bestor. donald 104 bill, bonnie 104 bishop, deborah 104. 116, 131, 142. 143, 146 biackman, david 104, 173 biankner. sandra 104, 131, 148 blatter, mary 104, 131. 142. 143 bontwright. edgar 104, 139 boehme, richard 104, 149 bognar. erica 105, 131. 148 bogner, shirley 105, 142, 143 bo wen. brenda 105, 143 boyer, john 105 brennan. janalee 105, 131, 141, 142, 143, 148 broad, linda 105 broestl, lee 105, 149, 173 brueggemann, judith 105 bunevich, bruce 105. 160, 173 burbach, nancy 105, 131. 143 burgess, richard 105, 160 burnett, susan 105 burson, donald 105 bush, william 160 cajka, mary- 105, 136 Campbell, robert 105, 149 carlson, patricia 105, 128, 146, 148 cavanaugh, colleen 105 cavano, susan 105, 141, 143 chapman, edward 105 clara, ann 105 dark, ellen 105.131 demons, mark 105, 144 cochrane, ann 106 conrad, harold 105, 148, 160, 173 cook, douglas 105 cowles, jacqueline 105 craig, kimberly 105, 142, 143 crook, richard 106, 173 crum. sean 105 curtis, carren 105 danielson, marcia 105, 128, 141, 142, 143, 146, 148 davidson. jody 105, 128, 131. 142, 146 davis, mary 105, 131, 142, 143 day, thomas 148 de crane, curtis 105 dennis, james 106, 149 de shelter, lawrence 106 dewey, jean 106 dipert, katherine 106. 131. 148 ditzel, marlene 106, 131. 143 dixon, david 106 donnelly, georgia 106, 131. 143 doversberger, susan 106, 131 dowman. elizabeth 106, 131, 135, 142, 143 duffy. deborah 106, 143 duncan, deborath 106, 131, 135 duncan, judy 106, 146 duncan, john 106, 173 eaton, kathleen 106 egan, daniel 106 egan, theodore eitzen. posey 106, 143, 146 ellis. gregory 106, 160, 171 eliison, richard 106, 149, 173 cngel, craig fasnacht, heidi 106, 132 fenwick, kenneth ferchau. thomas 106, 160, 171 ferenci, mary 106, 143 ferrier, jay 106, 173 Aetcher. steven 106, 149 foster, donald 106 foster, george foster, paul 106, 148. 160 franks, deborah 106, 131, 143 freal, gretchen 106, 143 friswold. marilvn 106, 131, 135 funk, robert 106 furber, craig 106, 171 gardner. scott garl, jeffrey george, elizabeth 107, 136 george. kay 131. 132. 143. 146 georgeson, peter 107, 171 gielow, wayne 107 gillam, diane 107 gilmore, talle 107, 131. 138. 142, 143. 146 gitcheff. steven 107 glaesel, iinda 107, 146 gorman, kirk 107, 165 gosewisch. william 107, 128, 133 gray, terrie 107, 131. 141. 142, 143. 146 grazioli, gary 107 green, james 107 groewa, connie 107, 146 gruber, maxwell 107 gruber. sherry 107 gruesenow, michael 107, 160, 173 gyllenhaal. eric 107, 135 haberstroh, carolyn 107, 143, 148 haberstroh, Christine 107, 131. 142, 143 hamman, anne 107, 142, 146 hanan. beverly 107, 131. 146 handren, mark 107 handschuh. carolyn 107, 131. 142 handschuh. jacqueline 107, 142 hanley, mark 107, 171 hansen, waren 107, 143 hardman, william 107 hardy, beverly 107, 118, 128, 131, 135, 143, 146 harmon, philip 107 harper, karen 107, 132 hasenflue. joan 107, 131. 142, 143, 146 henneberry, thomas 107, 160, 171 herbert, susan 107, 131, 142. 143 herrick. deborah 107, 108, 118, 128, 131. 143, 149 hicks, brad ford 107 hinckiey. neil 107, 133 hirschfeld. carla 108, 116, 131. 142. 143 hoagland, leslie 108, 131 hocevar, lee hodge, neil 108, 160 hoefke, evelyn 108, 136, 143 hoegfeldt, karen 108, 132 hoff. timothy holden, Catherine holmes, pamela 108, 131 holtz, Cornelia horaee, sandra 148 horning, michael 173 huffman, ronald 108, 149 hunsdorf, susan 108, 143 hurrell. mary 108, 143 husk, richard 108, 173 james. Catherine 108, 142, 143 jamison. Charles 108 janik, deborah 180, 131 Johnson, arthur 108 jones, michael 108, 144, 160 jurusz, marie 108 kalland, keith 108 keska, elizabeth 108, 131, 143, 148 kettle, sally 108.131.143 kettle, susan 108, 131, 142, 143 kiescl, richard 108 king, kris 108, 142, 143 kirk, dennis 108 klemm, bonnic 108, 131, 138, 148 knight, donna 108, 142, 143 knollman. mary 109, 131, 143 kohl, david 109, 160 korsgaard, sharon 104, 109, 116, 143 kotkowski, carl 109 kranz, clairc 109, 146 krejci, marianne 109 krrifr, ralph 109, 173 kubarh, dwight 109 kuenzel, karen 109, 131. 142, 143 kuhlow, bonnie 109, 146, 148 landsbcrg. mary 109, 128, 131. 143 lane, nancy 109, 132 larcey. Christine 109, 131 I ask. janctte 109, 131. 143 lawther. nancy 109, 128, 131. 142. 143 lawton, Catherine 109, 142, 143 lazo, wasem, linda 109, 143 lee. nancy 109. 131. 142, 143 Icopold, mark 109, 160, 171 lewis, sharon 109, 131 lindsay, barbara 109, 143 linke. anita 109, 116, 131, 134 lutzenbcurg, trudi 109 maheu, jack 109, 173 malone, Christopher manos, michael 109, 138. 160, 173 marquardt, patricia 109, 131, 142, 143 martin, gayle 109, 131 masse. Catherine 109 mathes, terrianne 109, 131, 142, 143 mattern, diane 109. 131, 143 me comb. John 109, 149, 173 me el wain, john 109 me kinley, scott 109, 173 merklc, Jeffery 109 miller, richard minns, marilyn 110 mitchell, frances 135. 146, 149 mitchell, nancy 110, 131. 142. 143, 148 moellman, mark 110, 149 morpan. guy 110 morison, (obey 110. 144 mulder. phyllis 110, 143, 146 murphy, sandra 110, 131 myatt. gary 110, 133 nelson, renee 110 newcomb, kathryn 110 newport, david 110 noell, nancy 110, 138. 142, 143 nuessle, carol 110 oliver, patricia 110 parman, william 110, 160 perry, randolph 110, 116, 149, 160, 171 Phillips, bonnie 110, 131, 136 pidgeon, britt 110 pieper, Christopher 104, 110, 116, 160. 173 pinkerton, linda 110. 131 popp. deborah 111.118.131,143 powell, gary 111 prescott. patricia 111 ragan, shelly 111 ratusnik, deborah 111 raub, robert 111 reid, cherie 111, 143 resch, Stephanie 111, 142, 146 riemer, robert 111 roderus. barbara 111, 131. 142. 143, 146 rossi, john 111 rossland, robin ruby, Charles 111 russert, laurel 111, 146 ryan. gcrald 111,149 rydell, robert 111, 171 senders, jacqueline 111, 131 sanders, ralph 111 saum. karen 111, 131, 142. 143 saunders, peggv 111. 116, 131. 143. 148 sandscrom. eric 111 schabitzer. diane 111. 142 schilens, raymond 111 schmid. marcia 111, 118. 135. 146 schmirz, gary 111 schroen, gregory 111 seidler, robert 111, 133 serb, john 111,160 sheldon, jane 111 shepard, kirk 104, 111. 116. 160. 173 sigmund, duane 111, 138, 160. 173 sinkler, david 111 sirl, Charles 111 sloat, john 111, 144 smith, daniel 111.135,165 snider, betty 111.131,142.143 soeder, thomas 111, 171 squires, timothy 111 Stewart, susan 111, 142 strodtbeck, douglas 111 steuber, gerald 112,160.173 stutter, robert 112 szilagyi. richard 112, 160, 173 terry, john 112 thomas, robert 112 thomas. theron 112. 131. 142. 143, 146 215 thompson. howard 112 thorn, craig 112, 149, 160, 173 tubbs. linda 112.118.136 tutin, barry 112, 144, 149 ulyshen, thomas 112, 171 urquhart, carol 104, 112, 141 van buren. peter 112 vance, john 112 vandermeer, kristin 112, 118. 131 van gunten. kurt 112, 130. 149, 160, 173 vanica, michael 112 van costen, mary 112 vaughan, ann wadsworth, kent 112, 171 wadjakka, sheryl walker, beverly 112, 131 walmslcy. scott 112, 171 walsh, carolyn 112, 147, 148 walsh, tyrone 112 webster, daniel 104, 112, 160, 171 wessel. gail 112, 143 wherry, Jennifer 112, 130. 131. 141, 142, 143, 146, 148 white, jill 112, 143 williams, william 112 willis, frcderick 112 wilson. ross 112, 173 Windsor, karen 112 wise, paula wismer, craig 112, 149 wood, dale 112 yacobucci, maria 112. 116, 138 zellers. david 112, 171 zillman. phillip 112, 173 administration . . . adams, robert t. 48 alien, mrs. k. t. 34 alexander, mrs. eve 34 berresford. ella 39, 136 brandt, paul w. 44 cabassa, thomas r. jr. 47 cawrse. robert 34 chiabotti, tom 53, 142 connelly, eleanor 35 crews, wait curtis 49 day, mrs. evelyn b. 43 dolyh, steven donaldson, richard w. 46 edmunds, mrs. ada 35 fallner, frances m. 37 fanta, vera 38 fathauer. mae 39 felt, louise c. frasca. janice m. 42 gaydos, jane e. 52, 137 graham, lillie glenwright, gary c. 41, 139, 161 graske, mrs. tola 34, 35 ale, richard s. 52 hansinger. michael r. 45, 139, 160 hardy, mrs. guy 34 harris, mrs. waiter 35 hendershot, mrs. jean 34 hoesman, thomas r. 41, 135 holman, patricia j. 50 hosmer. rowland t. 49 hull, betty jane 38 jamison, mrs. joseph 34 jares, james r. 51, 153, 173 Johnson, mary ann 42, 124, 125 jones. gary e. 43 keiser, james e. 43, 128. 132 kellam. eleanor h. 42, 122, 126 kidwell, helen b. 36 klein, ray 54 kramer, mrs. arthur 34 kroszhewizs, mr. and mrs. I arson, russell 49 lehman, paul d. 48 lindsey, phillip r. 38 lipaj. cyril m. 51 lipstreu, gary r. 46, 118 llewellyn, jack w. 53, 139, 153 louth, paul e. mengert, phillip h. 36, 126, 139 mansheld, rita marquitz, Virginia meyers, george w. 48. 133 meyers. sarah miller, mrs. jane 35 millheim. Charles r. 43 minns, mrs. marion 35 o’donnell. vincent j. 44 o'hara, mary e. 36 o'toole. patrick 54 polk, william 160, 173 rush, ronald r. 42, 139, 171 sands, kathleen 47 sc hock, jacob w. 47, 135 sutton, julia ward 46 testa, michael p. townsend, richard w 37. 139 trice, quluette savon, geraldine schilens, anna swart wood. mrs. agatha voiers, richard e. 53, 139, 153, 165 wacker, ronald r. 40 wagner. eileen 48 wagner, timothy c. 40, 126, 133 wells, edward s. 45 wichman, john e. 44, 120, 121, 126 zemek. lillian zettelmeyer. mona h. 40. 135 now we have o the journey thr a dead end. foi journey throng goals for the ft equipped us me of contin