C W 11 H N fn, ,Z Lg ,LMJ eH fL 3 , , C , I f. JV 17 V D . I ,.ff,,. QV ,, W., L If ff Clay Senior High School Oregon, Uhio Volume 33 'li :L V - in 'A gg' Wy' gin.. L STUDENT LIFE ..... SPORTS ................ LEADERSHIP ...... ACADEMICS ..,....,... UNDERCLASSMEN SENIORS ................. ..,'-Nu' ' , --as , Built in 1926 Clay Senior High School was named after Jeremiah Clay on whose farm the school was built. The first graduating class- that of 1930-consisted of twenty-one students. Among the extra-curricular activities were four literary societies, an annual staff, a newspaper staff, an orchestra and glee club, and a Student Council. Both the junior High and the Senior High were housed in the same building. In 1928, 1930, 1938, and 1940 wings were added to the school. The stadium was erected in 1947. In 1952 the present building was raised. The Junior High remained in the old building which became known as the Annex. After the building of other Junior High schools in the area, the Annex was used to supplement the main building's class- rooms. Over the years the curriculum has changed greatly. Today there are several courses offered that were rarely offered in public schools when the school was first built. Among them are Latin, Spanish, French, Chemistry, Physics, Machine Shop, Business Education, and the Vocational Courses. Today and in the years to come, Clay will have an increasing number of students grad- uating as it expands to meet the needs of the community. 15 aa- . .av l 1. ,- fi affix 1 , ' rrifff' . .. -Q U! 1--ew. 'f5419'F'-1 1-2-.-W . aff X 'K ' Q , 'nv Ugg-': m vi H .win LY' . i ft? X v' QR 4 ' .,x, XI N. n NN Q XX x 'N . s. X 'Aw. , Q ..1 - .-xx X x N X' 'x V' 'bfwl' i.. ik .4 V I N It is only a convenient block of time, this thing we call a year. And, we label them with numbers. Our number is 1968, and 1968 promises to be the label attached to a year of strife. The strug- gle of Man is being fought not only on the battle- fields and in the nation's capitals, but in the minds of men as Well. The battle for advance- ment of civilization is being waged in laboratories around the world. The courts are legislating for the rights of all men. And, in the schools a small pod of educators are beginning to realize that you can not teach the future by looking into a rear view mirror. Perhaps this is good. Maybe all of this colossal conflict will endear this, our year, to future generations. But in the midst of such colossal efforts, the common things dear to life may be forgotten. Mlho will remember this as the year of the mini skirt? lfVill historians recall our hops, our games, our school mates? lfVho will remember 1968 as being important because of the little things that happened to us during its reign? Possibly no one. Yet, are not the ordinary things at the very core of life's most intriguing episodes? We, the Crystal staff, believe this is true, and because we believe this, we offer the 1968 Crystal as a record, as a log of the small stuff of life. May your memory's thirst be quenched herein, again, and yet again. --1 i .4- ' A 1 -1 I 3 . -JF. Q U 0 . . , xt ,uh .'gf,,,a X p-,N .n'f'7'.5:! ,Q- - 5 ' - A .-- v,-'-'-.-A.. , .S f' X 4, ,.4 .,..-f ,, ..f- ,L Q. f v .352 fp' H ' V V A 1' ' 5 . 'I V - X4 - tj.. v in .r ':f...'f ' VL d , , 4 Q - . I f V ' rx . 2 w -R ' ' I , - Ur' I Il X1 N . IA I . V L uxl' KL, -Ik f . , ,N if Hur vf Q 1 1 I - - e ,W WJWCX wg 'f -vm.-X... 1 'v.. N 4 x S '.l'. il.. .14-' ,.1-33 S'-Q C 0' ' I ,:.: .:,:. 5. :.: ' :., .:.:.:., Lvl, Ai? I Homecorning ueen Reiyns As Clay Defeats Bedford I3-6 On the evening of October 6, 1967, the Clay Memorial Stadium was jam-packed with anxious Eagle fans awaiting the crowning of the Home- coming Queen, Vicki Heilman. Though it was cold and windy, Vicki and her attendants, Jacque Miles and Judy Zimmerman, made their trium- phant parade around the track. In pre-game ceremonies the 1966 Homecoming Queen, Yolanda Danyi, assisted by the cheer- leaders, presented ribbons and chrysanthemums to the attendants, and placed the crown atop Vicki's head. The class of 1947 was presented to the specta- tors during half-time ceremonies. The queen's crown and flowers were provided by the alumni. Following the game, the Homecoming Court and their escorts were honored at a record hop in the school gymnasium. Yolanda Danyi crowns Vicki Hcilman 1967 Homc coming Queen. Pat Shearer announces the Homecoming Court at pep rally. EF .: -. '-it tm: --' cm . A, M - i .' al Homecoming Court and escorts during game. Second attendant Judy Zimmerman, Queen Vicki Heilman and First attendant Jacque Miles before pre-game ceremonies Student Conn-:il president, Rich Roth- bard, helps Vicki from her car. -r FY H765 Mi V53 sl IM Queen Vicki Hcilman is escorted to her throne by Russ Caldwell. r I fi ri 1 ref R, Jim Lazarro escorts Jacque Miles. 1 Q , A .. , Judy Zimmerman and escort jack Crow at dance. ,lim Baker set-ms immune lo the advances of Pam Tholl. 1 sf' ' , ls janet Pastor calls upon her best manners to impress her date, F rank Brown. Limelighters Present Annual Assembly On October l2, 1967 the annual Limelighters Assembly was presented. The first feature, lf Girls Asked Boys, showed what it would be like if the dating situation of today were reversed and if it were the boy who had to Wait for the girl to call. Jim Baker, Frank Brown, Pam Tholl, and janet Pastor had the leads. Between plays the musical department did an excerpt from South Pacific. The second play, starring Rich I-Iarting, Judy Zimmerman and Bruce Wallace was entitled The Telltale Heart. The title is derived from the fact that the assassin can still hear the heartbeat of the victim he stabbed to death. Rich I-Iarting carries the lantern in his search for hidden gold ,,, I- YI Varsity cheerleaders for l967 were: Front row-Sue Dubbs. Peggy Hart, Sheila Hansen. Back row-jean Papp, Jacque Miles, Pat Shearer. Cheerleaders Fire-Up For A Victory r Familiar to the spectators at Clay's football and basketball games are the varsity and reserve cheerleaders. Their efforts are aimed at directing the enthusiasm and school spirit of the crowds to help urge our teams on to victory. At Camp All-American, the summer cheer- leading camp, the varsity squad distinguished themselves by capturing seventh place in group competition. Peggy I-Iart brought further honors to!Clay when she was awarded the second place trophy in individual competition. The cheerleaders decorated the stadium for homecoming and dad's night and diligently made and hung posters each week. With all the hours of hard work, these girls did a tremendous job this year. Y.. Reserve cheerleaders above are: Front-Sue Wheeler. Second row- Pnt McNeal, Ginna Sl1'lI'lg'llZ1lTl. Back row-Diane jcrmings, Pam Vu- lencic, Charlene Hecklinger. J. N'J' 1 s w4 Qin!-fbnr Af- - - Rcscrvc ChCCl'iC1lllCl'S add Il liulc spirit to thc game. 1 V , A I I , Q N,,fA J, i LcL's go Varsity-Varsity go! cries Sheila Hansen. Peggy Hart shouts, Have you got the Spirit? Super Talent BuI'st Forth At Specialties This year's Clay I-Iigh School Specialties was held on Tuesday February 6, 1968. The hidden talent of the Eagles came out into the open on the auditorium stage in front of the student body and teachers. Returning this year for another outstanding performance was Frank Mac McLaughlin and Jeanne Papp. Adding confusion and laughter were Ken Smarkel and john Danekin posing as stage hands and fine kazoo players. The Young Generation sang a song of their own composition. The evening performance of the Specialties was held on March S, 1968 in auditorium. This year seemed to be a very good year for the talent showing of Clay High students. Terry Bourdo sings a melancholy folk song for his Specialties Debut. I Vaughn Turley plays I-louse of the Rising Sun before Clay audience. The Young Generation, jenn Lajli, Diane YVi1bZ11'gC1', Sandy Mikesell and Connie Mikolns sing the song that they composed themselves. . Rich Hurling sings about the wind, Miria. Frank Brown, co-M.C. of the show introduces thc next act imelighters Revive The Days 0f Klng Arthur A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, Mark Twain's classic tale of a twentieth century New Englander who is thrown back into the middle ages, was presented by Clay's actors and actresses on November 17 and 18. Turning in fine performances in the lead roles were Dan Hagedorn, Bill Dimitroff, Frank Brown, and Pam Baldwin. To be commended is everyone involved in the presentation, including the direc- tors, Mr. Paul Gretzinger and Mr. Vincent Rupp, the excellent supporting cast, and the hard-work- ing backstage crew. Guard Bruce Wallacc icmxnds prisoner Dan Hagcdorn to kccp his hands at his sides as Pam Tholl tries to appeal uninterested The end of thc world has come, or so it's thought by Pam Baldwin and Bruce Vllallace. Dan I-lagcrclorn cnnccls Il ham samlwich and Lclls Gail Odncal IO nnnunon thc knights. The eclipse will be precisely at 12:00 noon, June l8, predicts Dan Hagcdorn. Crowning Hi-Lites Snow Ball Saturday, December 30, 1967, was the evening of the Clay High School Snowball. The semi- formal affair was sponsored by the Varsity C. The highlight of the dance was the crowning of the Snowball King and Queen. Holding this year's title was Jim Haynes, and his date, Linda Mficzynski. After the announcement by Coach Federici and the crowning of the Queen by Mrs. Federici, the reigning couple began a dance, played by Clay High's own Mr. Chuck Neal and his band, The Nite Hawks. The evening was concluded with dinner at the couples' favorite restaurant. This was an evening enjoyed and one to be remembered. F junior couples arrive at the Snowball full of cxcitcrnent and anticipation. Steve Ritzenthalcr and Rich Rothbard arc served rcfrcshmcnls by thc coaches' wivcs Slow rhyllnn :adds cnclmnlmcm to Llic Snowball. l junior class President, Terry Recd, und clzllc, Angie jab- lonski, dance L0 the sound of lhc Nile I'I1lWkS. King jim Haynes helps Quccn Linda XViczynski off with hcr coat. Clay has Exchange Student In the Spring of l967 the Student Council en- tered into an agreement with International Fel- lowship, Inc. to participate in a foreign student exchange. The student, Guillermo fBi1lj Fon- negra was from Bogota, Columbia. In Columbia, Guillermo was in the fourth year of high school. Among the subjects he studied were Algebra, Physics, Chemistry, Human and Physical Anatomy, Drafting, Columbian His- tory, and two years of English. l'Vhi1e in Oregon, he stayed with the james Ludwig family. At Clay where Bill was regis- tered as a junior, he enrolled in drafting, Span- ish, Industrial Arts and English courses. In his three months at Clay, Bill came in contact with many new things. Among these was hair spray. At the end of three months he re- turned to Columbia to begin another school year. 1-3 Among the things he had to learn, was how to use a Polaroid camera YW?- :lf - 1 du.. 'I A' T ..t- -I ..lr . a a 'f,t, Guillermo asks for help in a difficult typing assignment from Cheryl Har- rington. Guillermo Fonnegra Allen Murphy explains n point of Shakespeare to the other team members. Brains Battle It 0ut Eight students vied for positions on the four- member high school quiz bowl team. They were Jeff Poppe, Don Kopka, Shirley Mathews, Louis Nagy, Allen Murphy, Jim Saelzler, Bruce 'Wal- lace and Rodney Bauer. At a school assembly, the eight answered questions similar to those on the quiz bowl. Points were given for each correct answer. The four highest scorers became the quiz bowl team. They were Shirley Mathews, Allen Murphy, Rodney Bauer, and Bruce Wal- lace. The alternate was Louis Nagy. The team met in practice sessions before each television match. They defeated Central Catholic by a score of 270-230, and Mfaite by a score of 380-160. In the semi-finals they lost in a close contest, 200-180, to Libbey. Duung onc of their practice sessions, Rod Bauer and Bruce l'Va1lace check 1 math prohlcm on thc board. Mr. Gretzinger helps Shirley Mathews by giving her old tests to work on . X , , WW, 24 . u T ri, 1 I 1 E L 2 4, 4 -.2 A g - i'-Q ' A Q - - - L JL Varsity team members are Front Rgw-Larry Rothenbuhlcr, Ken Golighty, Larry Jefferies, jim Turnow. Row 3-Roger Morrison, Miller, Randy Ellsworth, Rick Watson, Bill Knitz, Don Revenaugh. Mike Ando, Jerry Evcrsole, Rich Rothbard, Kim Koren, jim Haynes, Row 2-Coach Federici, Doug Perras, Greg Lehman, Bob Frank, Ralph Hancock, Ed Klawittcr, Fritz Hinojosa, Frank McLaughlin. Tom Keller, Gary Schaefer, Marty O'Kcnka, Dennis Nelson, Dick 5 0 ' 4 Seniors Bob Frank, Tom Keller, and Greg Lehman swap jokes before practice. Varsity Takes Clay ....... .... . ....20 Lima Shawnee 0 Clay ...... ..,.. O Woodward .....c ....... 6 Clay .c,,., ..... 7 Port Clinton .,... .e..... l 3 Clay ....c. ,..,. 6 Whitmer ..... .... 6 Clay., ..r.s .....,.l l 3 Bedford .....,... 6 Clay .c,.,. ..r...r , 22 Sylvania .r............. ...A 0 Clay .,..c. ........ , 18 Cardinal Stritch ......., 34 Clay ...... ...,..,, 2 I Fostoria ............ ,...... 1 4 Clay 0 Waite ........ 0 Clay ,,,,,, .c.,rl. 1 2 Macomber ...... .,...r. 2 1 0 Coaches Dick Baumgartncr, Ted Federici, Bill I-Iughes, and Ray Walenszak pause for a breather before practice. Second Pllzce Exhilaration exists in the physical world. Not all lessons are learned in the classroom, nor are all answers found in books or in test tubes. For participants and spectators alike varsity sports hold a special magic. Varsity football has long been an important sport at Clay High School. This year the team maintained an overall record of four wins, four losses, and two ties. They placed second in the Great Lakes League standings. The season open- ed as the Eagles repaid Lima Shawnee for the defeat they were handed last year. The stiffest competition was undefeated Whitmer, a team the Eagles battled to a 6-6 tie. Spirit was high as the annual Clay vs. Cardinal Stritch game ap- proached. The Eagles maintained their drive and spirit even though the Cardinals won. No- vember 3, the night of the Clay vs. Waite game, was Coach Federici.l3ay. The squad, in trying to honor their coach with a victory, battled Waite to 21 scoreless finish- the field after he injured his ankle. The team was honored when nine players were elected to the mythical All-G.L.L. dream team. Three other players received Honorable Men- tion. Coach Federici and Ron Klawitter help Rich Rothbard off W5 Y - -af ps, V Q15 fm I ' v I -Q--s f-sf Q ill' Junior members of the Varsity squad are Frqnf Row- Terry Beard, dell, Larry Beard, Brian Shoop, Row 3-George Dragon, Dennis john Free, Ray Nissen, Frank Gall, jerry Shiple, Scott Keekstein, Price, Dennis Underwood, Doug Baumgnrtncr, Steve Ritzentlmlcr, Terry Sundwisch, Mike Vincent, Chuck Horvath. Row 2-Bob Mike Roberts, Gerry Wilson, Keith Lofquist, Don Dubbs, Wayne Kovesdi, Carl Hrbac, john Toth, Paul Fredrickson, Ron Klawitter, Batch, Phil Haynes, joe Bires, Mark Neiderhnuser, Terry Reed. Dave Gipe, Jeff Turnow, Doug Dippman, Steve Bartha, Gary Cor- Time-out brings Coach Federici closer to his players. Eagles try in vain to block Bedford punt. Griclrnen Have . . . 4 v ,UN nl The field action is reflected on the inlensc faces of the players on the sideline. Spotty Season Gary Schaefer avoids opponent's grasp on the end sweep Denny Nelson breaks between Eagle blocker and opponent. J. V. Undefeated, Unscored Upon Mr. Gary Neiderhauser and Mr. Michael Casey coached the Junior Varsity football squad through a perfect season. The team did not allow their opponents to score. The season opened with a game against Cardinal Stritch. The Eagles came home with a 8-0 victory. The J.V. went on to defeat W'hitmer with the same score. Then they ran past Sylvania in a 30-0 win. In this game, the high point of the season, Pete Luther maintained his scoring streak with two touchdownsg and George Bires and Frank Duran each scored a touchdown. The junior Varsity closed its victorious season with a 20-0 win over Fostoria. 3-A. Craig Schaefer is the ball carrier as the Eagles gain yardage. .J 'Q AIU? FSM. Q tsW 0Gf,g . sue 'fs Mmm: 'EBL-bg ,. V . x 'MQ' QQA34' Junior Varsity team members HFC Front Row-BOD SlC1'I1bC1'g, Yohe, Coach Neiderhauser. Row 3-Norm Zakrzcwski, Clint jerry Garard, Frank Duran, Charles Zettner. Row 2-Coach Schwierking, Bruce Novak, Dave Szuch, Dick Vincent, Darrell Casey, Garfield Short, Gary Rcihing, Craig Schaefer, joe Pod- Cordell, Pete Luther, George Bires, Dale Nelson, Bob Poulson. dany, Frank Sasko, Greg Koester, Howard LaCourse, Doug Not pictured: Barry Carsten, Chuck Drlik. P Coach Cary Ncidcrhauscr gives thc team 11 pep talk before the game. 1 fs Coaches Gary N team to victory. -new ciclcrhauser and Michael Casey guided thc Pete Luther carries the ball as the Eagles attempt a touchdown. Rodriguez Breaks Records in Cross Country , Lw., N. . 'JMU' r,: +'V.-, ' -' It W -'L .. -' Zig - YI - X . ,j. w-+,.,'.',-f.. ' :. 'vk ' 's P, , 'TfiifXT 'Iii' Z!.i4v-.f,r,,- 2?-5'?xi3?g.?!5 , u ' 'r'm.,..f ' -- f ' fa ragga?-1 3-M I U '-A-:shui ' --If -iv FiA'9?f3'f' 'r W, , . '. gel' 'IQJ -. , I -: viflga-Q. ' ',.'-fl A 'A f- ' if: rflLw?'ei A . ' . uf We 'kfaffguge A sf .s1+feg5ff.. X K fair APL . 5 ' . l 'fx'--F . if .5 fl A L qtr ?' ' 1 '-til' -K. 'v-fY s- 'Q9i,g ' sl Q , L 'I . 5 ,' , l ' :fr L 3' . u n, !f yi-as -sfr'l i 'P 1 ' A Q A ,, ' ' - Haw- -. ,ivy -1'-ep -. ' . V 'sr - L F, G 4 U- 2 H ' - -A3533 1 U E' :li l w it . , I5- .: - .Q-L, K i .I H - U 1 Y - - A 3 'l wl' t w .e . L A ' --J F 1 ' Q- :J V' ' .Gsli j sd, rl, . ,Zi - N MPA pg.. in 5, , . .. f J . IPW P K s , 'ggfifr Y, - ' ' I, ,- f '.. . -jj , - i-4. , ' .,, ' -tl N f ru i-.1 i' f - - l' -. ' '-J L W, XXX 'T f A iff x e-- 2 L fr 2 i. i -Twist l , ' ' - -c LC we ' f' H+ -' ll' '. , . S '- i' efLk 1 Q .4 t zizfaif. 1 'fs.-.a4S . A . .. ., F' , -'L' 3'-fr 4.1 ' U it f - gif'- SP Tlfifgif . - 'D fr . . , 'Ng ' V ' -' 3, '.'- f. ,f , , if -, -1 . ,J I -,,flL,,'v? , Nelson Rodriqucz spends many long tedious hours running ,ff -Q1'5'gf-ff, 'Y' 'ff j-5' 'H'-Q17 'f 'Q ',.'f f.. H Q .V I ri f t . , . , ,1 dg., to stay in shape. if-A':'4,f.si-:rig'safi-fHz2afae?r1fff5'f5ftf P 1. ii .'i5??.i -,1 gs: .f . 4 -N .. ,ff'5.., 'LT' L1,?f- -staff1-.'i ''1l qiY .L 3151.1 '.i','.Q'f1i'd3n-' ,915 Team members are--Seqfedg Butch Baranowski, Nelson Rodriquez, john Buch- ler. Kneeling: Phil Hildage, I-larry Cundik, Mark Hamilton, Coach Torn Hephner, Phil Padilla. Throughout their fall season the cross country team participated in numerous meets. The star performer was Nelson Rodriquez. At the meets he broke several records. The team hoped to continue their participation in meets during the spring season. 'gfgis 3-li ,.1.,... PTY me -'F' ' r ef P i - - 1..f-.s. Q...-1.f:--L' Practice sessions included time trials and distance runs. Clay Hoopmen Have Disappointing Season xr 03015 0 fo ' ,- W Ky, ln, , 3, F91 '-fwlsna .,.,, Gary Schaefer lezttls thc lt-:nn thru thc chccrlcnclcrs' hoop Imcforc thc start of 5 i -5,.,. ,L..i.,,, -4 - , W 1, Q 1 . -4?-TL- , ....+-.K ll.t Mark Nc-iclcrhauscr has thc ball while team tnctnbcrs attempt to work in under thc basket. the game. x is , 9 I QI 'J Shooting front thu side court, Ron Terry ultcmpts to gain Eagle points. l Lg k -. Z' Dan Plank and Mark Sclcc go up to keep their opponent from grasping the ball. l l.:-a....4-aae, . .-l-1 -I V 22,3 Varsity team members are john Free, Ron Terry, Russ Caldwell, Don Ruvcnangh, Mark Ncidcr- hauser, Al Murphcy, Rod Schwicrking, Mark Selec, Dan Plank, Mike Searle, Dennis Nelson, Gary Schaefer, Dennis Underwood, Pat Daunhaucr, and Coach l clhulJt:r. Bad Luck Plagues Eagles in Attempt To Gain League Honors The 1967 Eagle basketball squad opened its season with a loss to Eastwood. That was fol- lowed by losses to Fostoria, Rogers, Sylvania, and VVaite. The team suffered greatly from lack of returning players and the lack of experience. Under the direction of a new coach, Mr. Charles Felhaber, the team displayed plenty of spirit and drive throughout the season. The team was backed by the line attendance and enthusiasm of the student body at the games. .f,il,f 'l5 1 A' V V 1 V , 5 TT - Clay squad members watch for a possible rebound. 2 . -s A-V on .-u-1-'- -Q Y . . .1-.ELEM Mark Sclcc jumps high for loosc hull. Q., Varsil ' mnnu ers :nc Bill W 'mur, Brncc Po J C, Terr ' Klcm - 5 E 5 I P 5 P ncr, and john Puxlon. Mark Sclcc taps ball to team rncmbcrs at the opening jump. Struggling with opponent, Denny Nelson fights for the rebound J. V. Has Ups And Downs This was the year that anything could happen. The Junior Varsity began the season with an en- tirely new squad. Coach Kandik worked hard on the J. V.'s. They ran laps and weave patterns along with their regular drills, Their hard work payed off when they defeated Bowling Green. They fell hard to Sylvania. Although the team had their ups and downs, they had a fairly sue- cessful season. .ff . john Free goes up for the shot as a Rogers player attempts stop him. junior Varsity squad members are Front Row-Gary Ramsey, Jim Coontz, Curt Hunefeld, jim Martin, and Rick I-Iorvath. Back Row-Frank Sosko, Dick Vincent, Dave Szuch, Clint Schwierk- ing, George Bircs, and Coach Handik. 1 l 4, Clay lrics for llnosc two points amid n mass of waving arms. 3,'-,- . A-eg., 1... , ,Yi -15:-1-:7q.,.f...,- 430 Players look upward as a loosc ball soars. lewis , lll , Qgiaixf J sill 'f' af? A .4135 ' o if B ' lil' ' il ll' .T- ,. 1' 5 9 A H s - .. Q' ,W .. Eagles clrivc past Lhcir opponcms' clcfcnsivc press. Eagles fight for control of the jump ball. Q -3 Clay Bowlers Experience New Set Up This year Clay bowlers experienced a new set up for their 1967-68 season. Last year competi- tion was comprised of different schools which competed with Clay for first place in G.L.L. This year the Clay teams competed against each other. The Clay bowling squad is composed of eight teams. New members found that the competi- tion was tough when they were bowling against Juniors and Seniors. After releasing the ball, Mark Bauman watches as it speeds toward its target. ,- 'A o -.. f24fl: - f' 9' Er.. 'bfugf' a ' sr 2? an-N-' 'P-x P joe Bires, Gary Brier, and john Free arrive at thc bowling alley early on Saturday morning. A i' ' Y +2-rr'----v '- 1--L-ve-, L., ,-- , 'VT The ball reaches its target for what may bc a spare. Scott Mohler displays his best form as hc trics for a strike. OU' jim Fuirc looks tlowncasl as his opponents' scorc mounts. The ball smacks into thc pins for il strike! Doug Kontak gives the ball an extra foot to assure a strike ...Z Team members wait for jim Fuire to tally the final score. .31 N .1 A 5 l - - Left-hander jim Kline slides up to the foul line. Coach Euphrat checks score sheets for possible errors e, 5 ' Pete Luther attempts Lake-down in Bedford match. In , , V'-M 1 -.'. '. ' A I 7Q f X 'vm-VNV ' .Q .IM ,-ygklv, ,w. . . ,L.'-7 Grapplers Display Talent YL 1-9 :V n o . , f . John Henning won over Bedford opponent. wi, '4 1 ...gyfqf , Dick Knitz feels out his opponents strong and weak points Dr. Culver stops a noseblced for Gerry Harris. .S , - ,eisuef . , ' xi? - - 2 , , 'ff 1 Ng - H Nr, , ,. .ffm r , li- .. - 11: '1..i'f . . V Vi' 1 3' ui.L '.,,...' Gerald Harris fights for control of his opponent. Wrestlers Meet and Mat 0pponents Wrestling is not a new sport at Clay. Over the years many fine wrestlers have emerged from the ranks of the Clay High School squad. To become a wrestler a boy must be composed of forty per cent desire, forty per cent attitude, and twenty per cent ability. There is no other sport that takes more physical and mental conditioning. Vlfrestling is a physical conditioner and gives a boy courage. It is very essential to the wrestler to know that his school is behind him. During the year, few students bothered to attend the matches. In spite of this, the squad did a fine job. Referee confers with grappler captains before the match. ,f ...L - . 1 '-A.,.nr- 1 . ---L - .4-f-' I A Gerald Harris tries to bring his opponent to the mat. Matches often become a mass of tangled and twisted bodies. ,yn--7 I ,I v - wmv, gjfi A 1 T1 X ww.. ,l:wr1t'rf,-V- A.'11u-Q. 4gm..iiIlliI'FH t ' ,, fe -- 9535 i ,avg--ff , f .-LZ - ,-.+-pm-H ffzfw-inf- ..,1L,.:'-L f l f-'-.iz ' n ' '. H-rv-,. Q-f, wvpfmwrfffngwr-:1n.: j1 1 7,-fra ' xszzfl Q ,J 1, .. Llitrriz-NL 57, ,Lie-,u V .5 . Yi -f MQ ni: i ET: 21, .za idk, l., 4 V . Q 1 -1-'eirlfirilq B ?-vi A ,'+n::.,l'.'1-'W 'f ', ',l . V -' 1. 'Q 573' - - -' Bargfi... ' Y 7 1 V LII? vis, 5 l sv -.- .-.3l 57s'r'f 1 ef' 1 ff'f'4 FfG'ft11lI'f'.L.A-Li,-:Ei - -' lv L- 1---a 5:3 the 3-'fy-.-il, will ,,....,.. ., .:l,, t ':,g.,,g-gffff.-5.?i,V...,.4,' ' '. . ,:.1T,, ,J I -U-2-42, ma- I , x 1 Al .. .,...ffY ,BRE .LV XA. ae:-4,-W' . ',5,9..f.. gQ,,:ww:f.:-- ,-Gif' P' -1.-.fi+j,'j-,'g4,,f.,'1 -X llfm.:1'.'!7,-:-E'-'asigfs - ' 'vu .- . ni..-z.rm,:-.'-Z': ... --o . Pete Luther fights to keep his shoulders off the ITIEIE. Phil Padilla struggles to reverse his opponent 55,51 Www WM: lugs ' 1 ., '1 F555 9 v is I 1 5 4 s Q Q, 3 J - 1 Y . -M .lv -., xx! .. 5? .f N-fisfza W ' X mtv Q., Q l by 1, .v +V , . . .MY -0 'tx ,vi v V Yr 1,4 . sy. .N .A Qi fill 'F I O 1. cveogG 3.+ Members of the Varsity C are Front Row-Coach Federici, Nelson Rodriqucz, Gary Hall, jim Haynes, Ralph Hancock, Frank McLaughlin, Rich Rothbard, Dave Dixon, Ron Terry. Row 2-. Gerald Harris, John Nelson, Bob Frank, Greg Lehman, Don Revenaugh, Russ Caldwell, Denny Romano, Terry Sandwisch. Row 3--jeff Poppe, Dick Golightly, Larry Beard, Fritz I-Iinojosa, Gary Schaefer, Denny Nelson, Phil Padilla, Steve Ritzcnthaler, Toni Keller. Row 4--Larry Jefferies, Allen Murphey, Marty Van Scoy, Mark Brecklan, Ron Klawittcr, Mark Niederhauser, Harry Cundick, Kim Koren, Larry Cornwell. Big Guys Have 1 Big Hearts l The pride in earning a varsity letter and being voted into the Varsity C club represents more than just honor. It stands for the clean sports- manship, clean living, and the better under- standing between the athletes themselves, the faculty, and administration. These boys were allowed to remain active members only after they had maintained athletic eligibility, re- mained in good standing with the administration and community, and brought no discrimination to Clay by their actions. This year the Varsity C filled ninety-two baskets of donated food and clothing for the needy families of the Oregon area. These were passed out on December 21, 1967, in conjunction with the city welfare department. On December 30, 1967, the club sponsored the traditional semi- formal Snowball dance with music furnished by Hot the school's own Mr. Chuck Neal. Other events of the year were the basketball throw booth at Fun Nite and a farewell picnic held in the spring of the year for the graduating senior members. To conclude the year the club presented the Ouwtanding athlete of the year with Rich Rothbard diligently places the canned goods into the boxes a trophy. NOINO' air. Russ Caldwell loads a basket al the Municipal building. JIYJ' ': H A X. r 44 The Mac and Ed Klziwiltcr load boxes into thc cars. .- ' -.I y rr-,ga , , . 5145- 4 4 A 1' AV .1 GUTS N0 GLORY 'xii'-ua . -'gg 5-E-i1gf' . E - .-:,,.:.-was Q.. v A W- H... we 'XE '. al :W - Q as EEK' i . . Varsity C members pack cartons for the needy families. l .,.,., '37 np tg 2 E The Varsity C is under the strong leadership of Mac McLaughlin, secretary, Jim Haynes, president, Ralph Hancock, treasu Rothbard, vice-president. rcr, and Rich 'H 2 ' fir L--Q.,-A.. - r Clay Student Council Earns TASC Honors Members of Student Council had a busy year, both with the affairs of the school and with the business of Toledo Area Student Council. Not only did the Council create a festive atmosphere throughout the school with Christmas decora- tions, but they continued to sell ice cream during each lunch hour, sponsored the Backward Sock Hop, and promoted Fun Nite, pushing hard to make the annual charity drive a success. XVorking in an area which is foreign to the knowledge of most students, the Student Council actively participated in the Toledo Area Student Council, Vicki I-Ieilman presided as president of T. A. S. C., and Paulette YVarnke, Clay candi- date for T. A. S. C. queen, was chosen over twenty six other candidates to reign as queen, For all important football and basketball my games the Council sponsored a car caravan, and ,X W-Q often it offered prizes for the best decorated car. ' A safety check in the fall and spring was held to assure that all cars driven to school met basic safety requirements. Other activities included assisting at assemblies by collecting tickets and introducing sneakers and of collecting books for Book Mart 1967. Student Council officers plan for the next meeting. They are Sandy Egidi, vice-presidcntg Rich Rothbard, president: Judy Zimmerman, secretary, and Marty Van Scoy, treasurer. Student Council members pictured above are Front Row-Diane jim Baker, Bev Emch, Judy Zimmerman, Pat Shearer. Row 31- Meyer, Debbie Mesteller, Lynne Kirk, Carol Tipton, Inese Arajs, jim Martin, Miss jones, Larry Heihnan, Russ Caldwell, Dick Kyle Davis, Jeanette Paulson, Linda Valencic. Row 2-Ed. Szakovits, Rich Rothbard, Marty Van Scoy, Gary Martin, Steve Sigurdson, Sandy Egidi, Vicki Heilman, Sue XVhee1er, Pam Morris, Ritzenthaler, Doug Dippman, Steve Bartha, janet Pastor, and John Free. nfs f 1 r' '1 5, aw: f Student Council officers conduct the weekly meetings. 'C' ,gi Nsxxj Student Council members sit waiting for thc meeting to be called to order. . at in A I L, ,...1'k'.----' iw... Getting ready for the meeting to begin, Debbie and Sue Wheeler get seated as Jeanette Paulson at . i -A41 -. Mcsteller looks on. Seated are Shari Valencic, Carol Tipton, Debbie Mesteller, Mary Lon Peasany. Standing-Gail Odneal, Elaine Peters, David Jobe, Vicki Ovall, Linda I-Iorvath, and Dan Thompson. Shari Valencie, Carol Tipton, and Elaine Peters work on ideas for picture layouts. 1 .. Editor Vicki Ovall and Carol Tipton work hard to meet deadlines in A , i 'i I :li I ' Q! .L-95'-7 . The discussion of cover designs occupied Vicki Ovall and Linda Horvath during after school work sessions. Crystal Staff Pushes To illeet Bea-dlines In April 1967 the editors for the 1968 Crystal were announced. The new staff began their journalistic efforts by planning the supplement. In order to gain a better insight into the plan- ning and production of a yearbook, the editors attended the journalism Workshop at Ohio Uni- versity. While there, they planned the 1968 Crystal with the aid of experienced instructors. Late in September the school signed a contract with the Gray Printing Company. Having a new printer, the staff had to adjust to new methods of preparing layouts for printing. Mlords such as paste-ups and cropping became a part of their vocabulary. It was easy to say the words, but the trouble began when they had to learn what the words stood for. The staff made the adjustment easily. Each day they learned more about yearbook planning and editing. The new Crystal Staff members arc Kay Fletcher, Trudy McLaughlin, jenny Schimming, Diane Szymanski, Putty Mason. Back row-Russ Williams, Incse Arajs, Denny Underwood, Carl 1-lrbac, Pznn Kwiatkowski, and Mike Hopkins. They work diligently under the section editors acquiring experience in copy layout and picture design. ---ng-'M Advertisement editor Sandy St. john works diligently on her layouts. sf.-, wg,- Yu 1 ',, -- 1 -. F ,., 1 ., bn - l lr. .nf 1 f gs'-il -ff. , ' l -fi ., E L, y y,, . Ei H lf, ' li 1. I nu 1 ll l 4 1 s l 1 in I l up Y S 1 E- N , - - ,gcu- F fm - - Q4 L f t-, - - L Louis Nagy ponders over thc sports section of the coming issue of the Eagle. :AFM A -is ' , vig! if . LE .fl ' ' ..,,,s 1: . i - I lgulh I. 17. W, , Lwi Mr. Pratt reviews the completed material. Q, ',,,1-'f'7 lII ' , A 5 I I I 4 I I 1 I I , I I I g ll I I I I I I v l I mf lr' 1 Q , ,, 535' 'L N. S .3 X 1-' . . ' -I- Eagle editors Sandy St. john, Jim Snclzlcr, and Beulah Gilctte carefully organize materials for the next issue. Eagle Staff Works Hard To Produce School Paper Each day throughout the year, the Eagle Staff met in the journalism room to work on the pro- duction of the school paper. Under the direction of their new advisor, Mr. Pratt, the Eagle Staff worked hard to get the proper news articles, advertisements, pictures and special feature items. Once again money saving subscriptions, as well as single issues, were eagerly purchased by the students. In the fall, the senior members of the football team and the senior cheerleaders were honored in the paper with an interview and a picture. This year the staff sponsored a dance in the school gymnasium and had a booth at Fun Night. At the end off the school year, the Eagle Staff brought honor to Clay by producing an edition of the Oregon News. 0 0 nn :ti Eagle stuff members, Louis Nagy, Steve Robinette, Craig Bedra, Bill Riggs, John Kidd, Sue Hibbits, and Mary Duval listen attcntively as advisor Mr. Pratt explains a mock-up dummy. Preparation Paves Way For Choral Success The Clay High School A Cappella Choir con- sisted of 48 seniors and 47 juniors who had pre- viously taken Glee Club for at least one year. During the Christmas holiday season the choir was busy preparing lor its many concerts, the biggest one being the Vespers Service on Decem- ber 17. Other activities during this time were the all-school assembly and the caroling of the seniors through the halls of area schools. The choir entered competit-ion among many other schools, and because the director, Mr. Bernard Falor, prepared them well they hoped for a first place and the chance to go on to the district, then state contests. The Limelighter's assembly and the Easter as- sembly were other show times of the choir. When springtime rolled around, many choir members participated in the school musical. ' fav, 49.4. gpg L.. Choir officers are: Judy Zimmerman, Presidentg janclle Fabian, Chaplaing Cindy Douge, Secretary: Virginia Shaf Oldham, Vice-presidentg Carolyn Bostic, Treasurerg Sue fer,Accompanist. Fronf Row-Becky Papenfus, Marlene Bachmaycr, Sally Dybala, Sandy Smith, Kathy Sabo, Sarah Woodcll, Sue Kingery, Sandy Stieben. Row 2-Marcia Peppers, Diana Livchak, Tate Klag, Sherrie Kelly, Shari Valencic, Janelle Oldham, Sue Fabian, Sue Kuhlnian, Pat Anderson. Row 3-Barb Carr, Gail Von Ewegan, Connie Higley, Carolyn Bostic, Chris Hall, Sharon Nissen, Bev Smith, Debbie Achtcr. Front Row-Marlene Rodriquiz, Sheila Kessler, Carol Britton, Diana Hanna. Row 3-Sherry Shuler, Judy Zimmerman, Rosemary l1CllllllCI'l, l':1lli Lewis. Row 2-Karen Stevens, Cinzly Donge, Gloria Foster, Barb Miller, Helen Ritterbach. Sandy Miller, jancan Ciranmlall, Robin llofbauer, Irene Gall, Fmnf Row.-.Barb Liptack, Sandy Frank, Larry Szuch, Steve leck. Row 3-Pat Recldington, Greg Lehman, Dick Golightly, Call, Mike Aiello, Al Cheatham, Mike Soll, Rick Jennings. Mark Neiderhauser, Kim Koren, john Thayer, Richard Row 2-jirn Baker, Frank Brown, Wayne Bauman, Mike Krueck. Rettig, Larry Paul, l-lsirolcl Bigelow, Rich l-larling, Don Sel- i Front Row-Shirley Giese. Virginia Shaffer, Cathy Hall, Phipps, Debbie Cone, Terry Shaink, joan Delecluyse. Row Glenna Sigler, Debbie South, Chris Donnal. Row 2-Sue 3-Kathy Kessler, Pam Tholl, Linda Gorka, Linda Rothen- Carler, Elaine Peters, Vicki Ovall, Sandy Mikesell, Cynclie huhler, Debbie Herman, Peggie Blakely, Naomi Hall. Front Row.-Gilber Davis, Rick Hozak, Steve Owen, Gary Siebcnaler, Rick Howell, Mark Bauman, Carl Harrison, Mike Shanks, Terry Smoot, Mike Limnier. Row 2-Mr. Falor, Tom Smith, Ronnie Sherry, Lee Phillips, Russ Iflarrison, Dan Douge, Frank Sosko, Pat Plank, Elmer Ryeow, Mike Pittman, Randy Donnell. Row 3-.Bob Miller, Ron Bedm. Bob Iohnson, John Balogh, .lim Koontz, Cyrus Gillingham, Rick Horvath, Ron Lazur, Ted Davies, joe Munnier, Tim Schmidlin. Row 4-Robby Robinson, Fritz Hinojosa, Phil Haynes, Joe Bires, Mike Cornell, Clint Schwierking, Howard LaCourse, Barry Carsten, Don Bedra, Bruce Novak, Lynn Stieben. Glee Clubs Draw Unclerc lassmenf Carol Komon and Annalisu Bauman help each other with their choir robes. Rick Howell, Bruce Novak, Rick Hozak, and Rick Horvath clown around before putting on their robes. T i l .v ' . t tv' N 1 Front Row-Libby Lopez, Pam Morris, Paula Nelson, Debbie Murphy, Diane Jennings, Diane lVilbarger, Sue Wheeler, Judy Collins, Pat Osborn, Kathy Dimitroff. Raw 2-Karen Brower, Debbie Dewey, Kathy Schaus, Carol Koinon, Jeanette Paulsen, Cheryl Meeker, Ginna Stringham, Pat Tank, Vicki Bass, Carla Maybrey, Karen Kwiat- kowski. Row 3-Mary Roberts, Jenny Blair, Claudette Phillips, Shelly Vilhauer, Patty Langel, Sally Deitzel, Linda Stevenson, Linda Gahler, Barb Jendrich, Kathy Bauer, Patty Mason, Pat Rippey. Row 4-Connie Fern, Viola I-Iagedorn, Dora Martinez, Maggie Montel, Deb Schmidt, Jan Yaker, Betty Kaiser, Kathy Paulson, Debbie Minnik, Sue Wagner, Jenny Chone. Front Row-Sherry Foster, Debbie Groll, Patty McNeal, Brenda Sally, Annalisa Bauman, Sue Zieroff, Kay Fletcher, Linda Phipps. Row 2-Kim Kovacs, Linda Steiben, Betsy Davis, Nancy Cottrell, Debbie Koester, Sandy Yvelhelm, Martha Drier. Raw 3-Gail Phillips, Sherry VanCamp, Joanne Clark, Roxana Grabenstetter, Diane Hartford, Rose Vance, Debbie Morgan, Sharon Roberns, Judy Schmidt. Row 4-Sue Koontz, Debbie Coken, Nancy Suttles, Ruth I-Ieintchel, Vicki Jaco, Cheryl Cooper, Linda Stewart, Mareis Brown, Emily Morgan. Footblz ll Performlznccs Highliglzt Band's Year The Clay I-Iigh parade, marching, and concert band was led through its drills by Mr. Charles Neal. Our band began its new year by vying for first place in the Strawberry Festival, June 10, and the Fireman's Convention, june 17. The Oregon Day Parade also highlighted its summer parade schedule. The last two weeks of August meant long, hard drill and practice for the band members. Sore feet and tired muscles were contagious. All of the hard work was worth it. The football half- time shows were new and refreshing. The twirl- ing of the fire baton by drum major Rick Hfebb, senior recognition night, the bull fight per- formance, and the well executed precision rou- tines added to the splendid musical arrange- ments. This year a dance band, composed of band members, was formed. This band participated in the Specialties. A few eligible band members also entered the Solo and Ensemble Contest March 2. The majorettes for thc G7-68 season are Head Majorettc Carole Gross, Belinda Robb, Jenny Ackerman, and Eileen Engelhart. '..4 l, A i At the band banquet, jim Nelson, voted outstanding band member, Mr. Neal, new band director, conducts the band during receives his award from his predecessor, Luanne Iffland. seventh period. Frqnf Row-jnquc Chaffee, Mary Roberls, Sue Thompson, Gwen Danekind. Second Row- jiin Nelson, Alice Komon, Darrell Arnold, Mike O'Brien, Gary Oldham, Cheryl Lumbre. Third Raw-101111 Walters, 'Terry Wzirnke, Chris Connzilly, jeff Poppe. Bruce Wallace, Ron Donnel, john Stagger, Dave Habbegger, Dave Gieser. Displaying the talent of balance, required by drum majors, is Rick Webb. First Row-Karen Limpf, Bob Andrews, CeCe Ruiz, jenny Ackerman, John Thayer. Second Row-Diane Culver, Glen Meyer, Debbie Frey, Sue Loveday, Diane Meyer. First Row-Eileen Engelhart, jane Klickman, Eunice Lucke. Second Row- Czlrol Souders, Bobbie Gillingham, Doug Kontak, Bob Hyat. Third Rqw- ' ,A'?.. 'f -v 1- a XX. Y 'g.l:E-1' -if .ff ' ,,-. ,1 X. Cx K ,Q - . s V, V Front Row-Barb Nagy, Pat Dugan, jenny Squires, Barb Steven, jaque Long, Mary Limpf. Second Row-Chris Nelms, Joyce Nelnrs, Belinda Robb, Elaine Berger, Carole Gross, Paul Fixer. Front Row-Torn De XVitt, Becky Coy, Carol Hess, Debbie Scothern. Front Row-Bruce Poppe, Bill Ellgdhilff, ,IC1'ry Toth, TIIIC Kliig. Second Row-Linda Bigelow, Cathy Carr, Lydia Duran. Third Row- Gerald Kopena, Ken George, Cindy johnson. Second Row-Jim Debbie Clark, Cheryl Harrington, Ken Smarkel, Carol Fouty, Debbie Saelzler, Tom Warrington, Tim Toppin, Steve Gall, Dave Loomis, Dusseau. Brian Truman, Don Mfilson. . J . , , I 3 s 4 ' V -, , X , 1 , ,mf , 1, o '21, 37, o - t I r. ul it ' in' - w ! ' '- - ' ' B ' U - 'I x I b 0, . I Y ig f,-' I' Eggs' v' -- A-A 4 iv VITY' ' National Honor Society Promotes Leadership The National Honor Society is not a socially active clubg however, its members are very ener- getic. This society is comprised of students who have achieved high scholastic standards and con- tributed to the leadership and character of Clay High School. Fifteen per cent of each graduating class is eligible for membership-ten per cent selected in their junior year, and the remaining five per cent chosen during their senior year. In order to maintain his membership in the society, a student must retain a 3.0 academic average. The National Honor Society commands the re- spect of other students and represents pride to its members, since they have worked hard to reach this goal. Fmnf Row jim S1cl1lc1 Allen Murphey Claire Thomas Robin Hofbauer, Carole Gross, lIl'unc Bcigei Vicki Oxlll Elamc Pttcxs Vicki Heilman Shirley Matthews, Nancy Batch. Seggnd Rqw ltff Poppc ldixaul lxlawittcx jim Nelson Frank McLaughlin, Dick Szakovits, Speech Club Generates Excitement And Imagination Speech is the most powerful link between peo- ple. The -spoken word transcends ideas, stirs intellect, rustles a lethargic mind, and excites the imagination. The Clay High speech club was comprised of dedicated students genuinely interested in competitive speech activities. This year the club engaged in various speech tournaments, matching talents with such schools as Port Clinton, Bowling Green, DeVilbiss, An- thony VVayne, Sylvania, Start, St. john's, Whit- mer, Perrysburg, and Fremont. Those students who competed this year include Nancy Batch, Debra Coken, Kay Fletcher, Dan I-Iagedorn, Rich Harting, Don Kopka, James Lamoreaux, Gail Odneal and Bruce W'a1lace. Speech club members are: Front Row-IWT. Reason, advisor, Dan Hagedorn, Bruce YVal1ace, Richard Harding, Don Kopka. Second Raw-Nancy Batch, Gail Odneal, Debbie Coken. The Limelighters were busy with four produc- tions this year. The first was the annual Lime- lighters' assembly. Then followed A Connecticut Yankee in K ing f.iNlllL1',S Court and the controver- sial 1984. ln the spring the club cooperated with the music department to produce a popular musical. The officers of the Limelighters were James Nelson, presidentg Rich I-Iarting, vice-presidentg Pam Tholl, secretaryg Robin Holbauer, treasurer: and Kevin Kwiatkowski, chaplain. ., A f. AN. Limelighters llisplay Dramatic Talents Limclighters are: Front Row--Lintla Stieben, jim Buck, Frank Fioritto, Viola Hagedorn. Second- Raw--Kay Fletcher, C-nil Odneal, Deb Coken, Linda Lofquist. Third Row-Barb Carr, Debbie Cone, Judy Zimmerman, jim Saelzer. Fourth Row-Carl Harrison, Martha Dreier, Sully Dietzel. Fifth Row-janet Pastor, Kathy Horst, Jim Baker, Mark Bauman, Bob Alex. Sixth Row-Analisa Bauman, Robin Hofbauer, Charlene Hecklinger. Seventh Raw-.jim Nelson, Dan Hagedorn, Don Ludwig. Mr. Vincent Rupp, adviser, is standing. Math Club members arc: jim Saelzer, Bruce Poppe, jeff Poppc, Mike O'Brien, Xvilliam XVymcr, Rod Bauer, Alan Murphy, and Mrs. Ravenscroft. jeff Poppe is puzzled by a math problem. 64 Zllath Club Competes In Area Contests The Math Club was established to bring a greater appreciation to the field of mathematics than does the daily routine of regular classroom work. At the bi-monthly meetings the members discussed the modern math now being taught, and they held contests to solve problems on a competitive basis for points. Those who received the highest number of points were recognized and awarded prizes. Another activity involved selling concessions at the Clay-VVaite basketball game. In the spring of the year, the attention of the club was focused on the competitive exams held between area and district schools. 3w5Z31iflfl' I ' ,gif nqgh a ,g1,',. :o qlyjfg-, . .ry-nf ,Y 1-,apt -'f4..,,f .' ' .iZ'f:Lr:-'I' ff Wal 1 af fs. ,mf,+,- H , :- I l fl' 5 1 'L-. Mike O'Brien rushes through a problem to finish first. Vlcmbers of Bio-Phy-Chem are: Front Row-Marty Van Scoy, Doug Perras, Dick 'zakovits, Connie Bigley, Claire Thomas. Second Raw-Mr. Hoesman, Gary Fields, irk Pocnickc, Dan Thompson, Rod Bauer, john Paxton, Jane Klickman, Carol Hess ind Allen Murplicy. Bio-Phy-Chem Discovers Urigin of Club Bio-Phy-Chem, honorary science club began the year with an imaginative initiation party at Pearson Park's Macomber Lodge. The main event of this social gathering was the dramatic presentation of a story created by several of the older members about the origin of Bio-Phy-Chem. New members were required to hunt for a sacred log and other items designated by the returning members. The club had a booth at Fun Nite and Visited a mortuary on a field trip. This year the club had a new adviser, Mr. Kermit I-Ioesman. Bio-Phy-Chem officers are Dick Szakovits, treasurerg Kirk Pocnicke, vice-presidentg Jane Klickman, sccrctaryg and Doug Pcrras, president. The old members of Zetes ure Front- Row-jackie Chaffee, Pat Wells, Inesc Arajs, Vicki Ovall, Belinda Robb, Donna Koester Blackledge, Shari Shuler, Cheryl Meeker, Put Anderson, joyce Row 3-Judy Navzure, Sue Kiel, Elaine Berger, Claire Thomas Cromwell. Row 2-Kathy Schaus, Debbie Dipprnan, Rita j. Mary Lou Pensz1ny,Dcbbie Mesteller, z1nclNnncy Batch. New and old Zctcs chat together after the meeting. Members eagerly eat the refreshments served after the induction ceremony. Debbie Dewey, Pain Morris, and Claire Thomas help themselves to the punch after the induction. Zetes Garter Sales Boost Spirit This year the Zetalethian Literary Society strove to raise the standards of the club. The constitution was amended to fit the present needs and wants of the members. The purpose of this club is to promote the literary interests of the members. The secondary purpose is to teach good fellowship, considera- tion of others, the value of cooperation, and commendable school spirit. Thursday, November 16, 1967, the induction of new members was held in the library. After the candle-lighting services, Mr. Haynes, English teacher, spoke on Facets of Happiness. Re- freshments were served afterwards. In addition to the rejuvenation of the consti- tution, and induction of fifteen new members, Miss Phyllis jones, Dean of Girls, became the advisor. To increase the treasury plastic covers to pro- tect the yearbook were sold. lew members of the Zetes were inducted into the club earlier this year. They are Front Row- ay Fletcher, Pain Morris, Barb Stevens, Gloria Patterson, Carol Hess. Row 2-Deb Minick, rudy McLaughlin, Debbie Dewey, Linda Valencic, Rita A. Wells, jane Klickman. Row 3... anice Bell, Sue Sefarian, Connie Bigley, Eunice Lucke, and Miss jones. The sophomore Y-Teens officers are Jeannette Paulsen, Kyle Davis, Carol Komon, and Diane Meyer. 68 Y-Teen members have interesting discussions to learn more about the adult world. junior-Senior Y-Teens are Fifgf Row-.Sandy King, Sandy Frank, Lynn Bahnsen, Vicki Ovall, Elain Peters. Second Row-Sue Kuhlman, Debbie I-Iall, Vicki Ziethlow, Kathy Schaus, Barb Bumbera, Becky Nagy. Third Row-Lynne Kirk, Barb Seannnan, Bev Smith, Karen Koren, Barb Liptack. Y -T eens Prolnote Spirit's The Ilford Promote Spirit has been the password at this year's Y-Teens meetings. In affilia- tion with the Y.lfV.C.A. the club worked to expand interest in school activities by sell- ing spirit badges. At the downtown Y VVin- ter Carousel, the girls exhibited a booth for the enjoyment ol the participants. The candlelight induction ol' the new members, followed by ll Christmas tea high- l lighted their fall agenda. Corsages were presented to the new members and refresh- ' ments were enjoyed by all. -3 junior-Senior Y-Teens officers and advisors, contemplate the club's program for the next meeting. Y-Teen members are First Row-Debbie Morgan, Sue Sefarian, Patty Baker, Debbie Clark, Debbie Schmidt, Melinda Mathile, Linda Phipps, Martha Dreier. Second Row.-Debbie Groll, Sue Zieroff, Carol Konlon, Augie jablonski, Denise Hubaker, Debbie Scothern, Cheryl llarrington, Kathy Paulsen. Third Row-Diane Jennings, jeannette Paulsen, Pat Tank, Vicki Bass, Ginny Blair, Debbie Dusseau, Debbie Fry, Sharon Hall, Debbie Patterson, Karen Poenike. Fourth Raw-Debbie Minnick, Analisa Bauman, Diane Meyer, Linda Valencic, Sue Hflieeler, Emily XVitty, Mary Sternberg, Sandy XVilhehn, Chris Sternberg. Chess C lub Nlatches Wits with Area Schools During the year, the Chess Club met every Monday after school in room 202. Under the direction of Mr. Joseph Y-Villmarth, the club held several matches among its members and among several area schools. Out of five matches, the club members won one, lost two, and tied two. They were able to defeat Anthony Mfayne, they lost to YVaite, and tied Rossford and Macomber. The Chess Club also sponsored a booth at the annual Fun Night. Members of the Chess Club are From Row-Viola Hagcdorn, Rodney Bauer Don Ludwig, Bill Rigg. Second Row-Bill Dimitroff, Steve Robinette, Forrest Short, Dave jobc, Bill Wymer, Mr. joseph Willmarth. ll., ' ' 101 if JY,-'i , jg 1 . If it Iorrest Short displays the concentration which is necessary to the successful chess player. Bill XVyn'1cr holds 21 practice session with Steve Robinette prior to the Rossford match. Y.F.C. Becomes Campus Life Campus Life officers Brian Truman, Sandy Smith and Brian Shoop met with Mr. Vincent. Rupp, Rev. Cliurles Reed and guest speaker Mr. Herb lfredcrich to discuss ll meetings agenda. ,' 'Tr T i Brian Truman leads the student body in prayer before the start of an assembly, a continuing func- tion of the Campus Life Club. Gail Odneal. This year Youth For Christ changed its name to Campus Life. In doing so it became a part of a program designed for students on the high school and college levels. Emphasis was placed on the basic essentials of living your faith in Christ and carrying that life to friends, rela- tives, and strangers every day. The club proved to be a thing of enjoyment for all kids, offering lots of intramural, state, and national activities. All of this combined to make this a club with a large-scope and a closely knit membership. Among the activities sponsored by the club this year were a Bug Race and a Wfatcliamajig. Members of the Campus Life Club are, Front Row-Sandy Smith, Brian Truman, Brian Shoop, Tom Warrington. Second Row-Sharon Robbins, Mike Smith, Don Geta, Don Smith. Third Raw-Gary Oldham, Emily Morgan, Keith Lofquist, Vernon Masters, Spanish Club Makes Pins To Boost Eagle Spirit I This past year the Spanish club, under the direction of Mr. John Fellhauer, made pins in the shape of swords for basketball games. These paper pin-ons helped to boost Eagle spirit. They had kill 'em written on one side and beat 'm written on the other in Spanish. For the festive Christmas holiday they made colorful pinatas and enjoyed breaking them open and being rewarded with cookies, candy, and small presents. Having completed a year filled with many projects and the promotion of the Spanish language, the club had a party and went out to dinner at a Spanish-American restaurant. Spanish Club officers Phil Crmncr, Paula Nelson, Angie Jablonski and Gail Phillips get the records straight for thc next meeting. in Ei Members of this year's Spanish Club are Front Row--Phil Craminon, Priscilla D'An nib alle, Steve Hartford, jim Cramer, Ed Sigurdson, Sue Cooper, Paula Nelson, Kathy Scherack, Karan Korcn. Row 3-Ron Klawittcr, jan Rawlings, Mr. Felhauer, Tom Gomoll. Row 2-Barb Yaker, Don Ludwig, Kicth Lofquist, Lynn Stiebcn, Angie Scannnen, Gail Phillips, Emily Xvitty, Betty Kaiser, janet Jablonski, and Homer Kasack. French Club Gains Knowledge Through Pen Pals French Club officers Mike O'Bricn, Tale Klng, und Sue 1-Iofftnan discuss plans for the next meeting. PT ll Y. The French Club operated this year under a new adviser, Mrs. Gertrude Skinta. Club mem- bers were involved in a variety of interesting activities, such as attending a French play pro- duction, Tu Carer, at Toledo University. The club bolstered its treasury by conducting a candy sale. Among the most interesting of the club's activi- ties, however, was the exchange of letters with French pen pals. Members discovered that these letters gave them a greater understanding of the customs and interests of the French teenagers. Members of this yC1l1 S Fl'CllCll Club 1ll'C Froni' Row-Tate Sandy Mikcsell, Debbie Dewey, Sue Hoffman. Row 5- Klng, Bill Rigg, Sl1i1'l0y MillhCWS. Row 2-DiHl1C WVU' Jacque Long, Linda Chrisman. Raw 6-Judy Twitchell, barger, Jim Nelson, Toni Burns. Row 3-jenny Squires, and Ron Bnrnhart. Patty Lisowski, Mike O'Brien. Row 4.-Janice Below, F T A Ubscrvcs Teaching Tactics Establishing a new constitution, organizing a program committee, and carrying out an Easter project were on the agenda of the Future Teach- ers of America club this year. Along with the addition of new members, the club also welcomed Mr. James Harmon, their new adviser. Members attended Metropolitan Future Teachers of America meetings at various area high schools. They not only received ideas for their club's program, but they met other FTA'ers and shared their experiences. For each member attending an MFTA meeting the Clay High FTA received a point. These points accumulated to- ward a paid trip to the FTA convention in Co- lumbus, Ohio, this summer. ,-1 FTA officers discuss plans for their next meeting. They are Carole Gross, president: Mary Lou Pesany, secretaryg Eunice Luecke, historiang Debbie Mesteller, historiang and jim Saelzler, vice-president. Absent from the pic- ture is Belinda Robb, treasurer, To further their knowledge of teaching, the FTA observed techniques and classroom life at Clay Elementary. Often members were allowed to present a lesson to the class. This practical experience will prove to be a definite aid to their future profession. 1 x--4 ---.-. - .f. K FTA members are Fil-gr Row-Mary Lou Pesany, Debbie Mesteller, Irene Gall, I Virginia Shaffer, Carole Gross, janet Becker, Sharon Nissen, Mr. Harmon. 'Q ,rj Second Row-Rita X-Vells, Trudy McLaughlin, jenny Schimming, Sue Jobe, . jenny Ackerman, Eunice Luecke. Third Row-Jim Saelzlcr, Allen Murphy, Chris Nelms, Becky Coy, Karen Limpf, Janice Bell. Aix 1.5 if ' Mary Lon Pesany spent her study halls observing and studying in the Kindergarten. , r z ,Q fi3F '? QJp' ' ' H IJ '47, L 4 , ,. f-.Mr !',A I A I .' if 'Ll gi ' .4 ' li F ,X ri, -ua' V , g FDA members are Front Row-Rose Klorer, Shiela Hansen, Carol Irmen, Sue Cammarn, Beverly Duris, Alcan Kenton. Second Row-Janet Cannon, CeCe Ruiz, Linda Davis, Candy Lamorcaux, Diane Morse, Cathy Morris, and Mrs. Stryczek. i 'Q-sl nl IS FDA Gives Educational Talks The Future Dental Assistants was open to those senior girls who were interested in becoming a dental assistant, and junior girls who planned on taking the dental course during their senior year. This past year the D.A. class and F.D.A. worked together and went on an observation to a dentist's office each month. In the spring, the girls went out for training in area dentists' offices. Charity was also a concern of F.D.A. this year, for the girls participated in the annual Varsity C charity drive and in Fun Nite. Each girl was required to give a talk to elemen- tary children at area schools. This was a part of the patient education program. Slffildl A l gf l X! I i FDA'er Sheila Hansen gets a thorough examination from other members of r the class. , Diane Morse and Sue Cammarn fill the display case with FDA ideas. GAA Features Intra-school Bowling G.A.A. girls devoted their energy to their bowl- ing teams. They bowled the first and third Mondays and the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Although the bowling averages weren't extremely laudable, everyone thoroughly enjoyed herself, and that was the most important thing. Each member worked towards earning points during the year. The seniors received medals and the juniors were given pins. Points were awarded for bowling, committee work, and at- tendance at the meetings. A banquet was held at the end of the year. Newly chosen officers were then announced. Highlighting the evening was the announcement of the outstanding G.A.A. member. Sue Dubbs discovers an occasional gutter ball is part of the fun of the game. Senior G.A.A. members are First Row-Gloria Foster, Sandy Hend- rickson, Virginia Shaffer, Rene Allred, Lynn Bahnsen, Kathy Eggert, Tate Klag, Vicki I-Ieilman, Sally Dybala, Sheila Hansen, Janice jacquillard, Gloria Patterson. Secqnd Raw.-.Marsha Gruenwald, Darlene Greenwood, Joyce Cornwell, Irene Gall, Pat Blackledge, Priscilla D'Anniballe, Alice Komon, Marlene Bachmeyer, Shari Kelly, Debbie Rought, Debbie Dippman. Third Row-jane Merrcn, Nancy Batch, Sandy Miller, Becky Papenfus, Marsha Peppers, Ruth Wolff, Vicki Ovall. Carole Gross, Kathy Horst, Beulah Gillette, Pam Kwiatowski, Mary Duvall. Fourth Rgw-Sue Hoffman, Judy Navarre, Sue Cammarn, Janet Pastor, Cindy Douge, Karen Cornwall, Marie Scherack, Mary Limpf, Nancy Lallendorf, Jacque Miles, Lynne Pierce, Linda Lofquist, jean Parker. junior members are Firsf Row-Karen Koren, Barb Liptack, Lynne Kirk, Barb Scnnnnnn, Pnl Rhodes, Carol Tipton, Sandy King, Debbie Hall, Sue Kuhlman, Knlhy King, jean Kajti, Sandy Mikesell. Second Row--Miss Hocking, Put Coker, Sharon Nissen, Sally Szalkay, Sarah Wooclell, Dc-bbic Cone, Linda Chrisman. Shari Shulcr, Pat Mason, Connie Mikolzis, Shari Valencie, Vicki Zicthlow. Third Sandy Mikcsall finds it impossible to believe her perfect strike ball ends as a big split. V4 Raw-Cheryl Lumbrczcr, Jacqueline Long, Janet Becker, Vickie Bigelow, Becky Coy, Ciana Culver, jenny Ackerman, Sue Carter, Connie Higley, Inese Arajs, Kathy Schaus, Peggy Hart. Fourth Row-Barb Carr, Sally Elvey, Charlene Hecklinger, -Ieaneen WVhite- man, Sue Villhauer, Becky Bartok, Val Sayers, Sherry Belford, Linda Oswald, Joan Dybala, Betty Cousino, Rita A. Wells. FHA Branches 0ut To Food Service Clay has started a new program which is part of the curriculum in only two other Toledo- Oregon area schools. This is the Food Service class open only to seniors. It has been designed for those who don't like the regular classroom activity but who want to further their education while working at the same time. Food Service teaches the student the prepara- tion and catering of food, how to assist a head cook, and the proper methods of serving in a cafeteria. 'Working with local business establish- ments, the teachers set up a job schedule for Food Service students work at the junior breakfast. each studentg then during the second semester the student spent the afternoons working on the job outside the school. After completing this course as a basic ground- work boys may go on to chef's school in New Haven, Connecticut. The Food Service program has proved profitable, especially to those who are not interested in attending college but who still wish to have a good job after graduation. 0 r ' I Frgnf Row-Lila Motmiller, jean Parker, Sue Robison, Debbie Kocster. Second Row- Dora Segura, Rene Allred, Carla Mabrcy, Sue Lcwinski, Sue Oppe. Third Row-Rl-llh Wolff, joy Kcsling, Glenna Siegler. wmv FBLA Concludes , ff' Busy Social Season The FBLA has grown bigger and more active. The club has expanded to engage in more social activities, to increase the club treasury, and to contribute more to charity. In September the induction for new members was held. Mr. Peterson who was the speaker, presented a program describing the procedures of the meetings. The club held a canned food drive in November for the needy families of I Oregon, and had a booth at Fun Nite, donating i'- - f all Profits I0 Charity- A150 in April members Frank Fioritto, the only boy in FBLA, peeks at the adding machine. participated in the ALSAK drive. Some of the members attended a convention in November at Lake High School. There they held contests and had a business meeting with other area FBLA'ers. Each month the club spon- sored a party such as the wiener roast at Pearson Park, a Christmas party at Macomber Lodge, and an ice skating party. To raise money for the club members sold concessions at basketball games, had a candy sale and in the end of the year sponsored a car wash. Q, First Row-Pam jeschke, Sue Loveday, Chris Sternberg, Kathy Martin, Mary Sternberg, Sandy Miller, Janice jaquillard, Barbara Ward. Second- Row-Ruth Heintschell, Sally Dietzel. Kathy lmin, Pauline Ratliff, Connie Smith, Beulah Gillette, Martha Drier, Sandy Wilhelm. Third Row-Kathy King, Sandi Frank, Patti Lewis, Linda Friesel, Frank Fioritlo, Sandy St. john, Merry Lousie. Fourth Row-Karen Cornwall, Diane jinkins, Carolyn Bostic, Debbie Rought, Mrs. Elizabeth Needles, Mr. Charles Peterson. '1 Robby Dunmeyer adjusts the fan belt, 1, di, N, A r Gary Pcrlinski tunes motor in at VXV as instructor, Mr. Knitz, looks on. Members of Auto Mechanics are Front Row-Ron I-Icinchel, Bob Horvath, Robby Dunmeyer, Bob Feyesh, Vaughn Turley, George Ford, Gary Pcrlinski. Sfqndingi. Louis Skiles, lX'l2l1'Vl1'1 Harris, jerry Lenning, Ken Belkofer, Mike St. Germain, Mr. Knitz, Mike Brown, Jerry Smith, Paul Mominee. 80 Student Metehlznies Ven ture into Automotive Nlysteries No monkey business is allowed in the Auto Mechanics club. Tinkering with car motors for lun led these boys to their future occupations. Correcting the maladies of 21 car that will be running on today's super highways is something to be taken seriously. These boys used their stored and :required knowledge in carrying out the projects ol the club. Good work was their motto, since many of the ears they worked on were their own. Grease and grit presented the only drawbacks, but soap, water, and hard work washed away all the prob- lems. T5 -4' Student mechanic crawls under auto to correct ci defective part. I--.,.,,,,..smi7.'-MW UWE Joins Clay 's Roster A new state sponsored organization introduced to Clay's club roster this year was O.Y'V.E.-Occu- pational Y'Vork Experience. This course is of- fered to senior boys who have acquired twelve credits by their senior year, leaving five credits left to make. Three are earned from O.W.E. Students spend three periods a day in class discussing work problems, and the afternoon on the job. The course is designed to give the stu- dents work experience. The members of O.YV.E., under the advice of Mr. Felhaber, were employed at local business establishments. '-q,,.,,, hi. ', Sgjiwfr 2 OXV E. members listen carefully to Mr. Fe1haber's helpful hints i N 82 11' -1-I Administration Receives New Top Allan The Oregon schools system welcomed a new superintendent, Mr. Victor YVood, at the begin- ning of this summer. Mr. VVood attended Auston College, Texas, and received his Bachelor and Master's Degree there, majoring in history and minoring in psychology. Upon returning to Ohio, Mr. YVood enrolled in a project to train individuals for the adminis- tration of schools, and later acted as the principal of elementary and high schools. He is now in his thirteenth year as a superintendent of schools. Under his supervision, Clay's administrative staff directs and counsels student activities, and maintains Clay's standards as an outstanding high school. l Mr. Victor Wood, zi new face to Gregoniaus, is the Oregon schools new superin- tendcnt. Board members are as follows Seqi-ed-lVIr. Edward Berger, Mr. Paul Reve- naugh, Mrs. Anna Macpherson, board clerk, President Rolland Turnow. Standing-Mr. Robert Zieroff, Mr. Wayne Bricker. Mr. james O'Iiric-n, principal of Clay Senior High S demonstrates his open floor policy. chool 5 ., ..- 4. I . fluff' . u. ff I I l l 5 00 l -n v-SX 'ix S- Mr. Bert Fleitz, assistant principal, approves an announcement. Mr. Euphrat, Miss jones, and Mr. Shuink. guidance counselors, discuss plans for scheduling at the junior highs. l 'fri' f or 2 -l A yi-'l f If-s ' 5 I L g' l 4 4 .114 1 -2- fat , ,x- t A .A ta N5 f- 1 L? , t 9 Y W' ' , . I 1 Q2 1 4 W Mr. Harold Potter, dean of boys, hands the morning business mail to Mrs. Nancy Bzlhnsen, treasurer. Mrs. Sarahetta Dunson and Mrs. Dorothy Sanders, secre- taries, are faced with the difficult task of recording semester grades. Teachers Contribute T irne And Interest To Student Projects The many wonders of science and mathematics fascinate the students of Clay High School. From the microscopic amoeba to the complicated cal- culus problems, scientific reasoning was taught by the faculty members to their receptive stu- dents. Curiosity was aroused by the intricate way in which our number system was developed, and excitement erupted when students finally discov- ered what made a chemical explode or a falling object accelerate. Several of the teachers spent their free time serving as advisors of Bio-Phy-Chem, Math Club, or Chess Club. At the same time they helped students develop and prepare projects which were presented at the l967-68 Science and Math Fair. .Q S H ., F Q , 1- ml s uf I L r ,Q e t Early in his first year at Clay. Mr. james Harmon. hhysics and chemistry, pensively reviews the problems of thc day. Mr. Richard Kandik, in his second year of teaching biology at Clay. attempts to transfer his love of nature to his students. l E l Familiar faces in the Mathematics Department, Mrs. Charlotte Cramer and Mrs. Margaret Ravenscroft exchange thoughts about the new math. A joke at the end of the day brings u smile to the faces of hiology teachers Mr. Kermit Hoesman and Mr. joseph vVil1TT'l21l'lll. Personable Mr. Richard Tangemnn, one of the many new faces this year, aclcls extra interest to his Plane Geometry classes. I . H, 'V HJ , . 1, ' ai : v ' ' 2 A respected and well-liked martian of Clay, Mr. Robert Bumbaugh, chemistry, discusses the key number of the gas laws. Language Teachers Pronaote Foreign Customs and Ideas Learning could not exist without simple com- munication and the acknowledgment of what others have learned and written for us to read. Speaking, in any language, expresses ideas. Thus one must develop a talent to tell his ideas to others. Clay gave every student the opportunity to learn this talent by such courses as French, Latin, Spanish, and speech and offered to its students a library well-equipped for their needs. Foreign languages were taught by using many devices, such as records, tape recorders, and the language lab. These combined to make speak- ing, reading, and understanding a foreign lan- guage a little easier and a little more fun. I Mrs, Ge1'trude Skinta, formerly an English instructor, contemplates the problems of teaching French. Student teacher William Bowling discovers what all teachers know- teaching isn't confined to the classroom. QV' V , . 1 f'7Uu- Mr. Iohn Fcllliaucr, Spanish, prepares his classes' lessons during his f rec 'puri od, Mr. Clair Reason, :1 ncw lzxrc in Ilia: spvccli :incl English depart Miss jean Carey, English and Latin, incnls, clcnnmlslrulcs Lhc nsc of facial ox Jrcssions and cslurcs. water hcr man ' lanls. I 5 P takes time in hci' busy schedule Mr. Bernard lfalor, vocal music, demonstrates the proper mouth shapes Judy Zimmerman. l I 'l ed Mr. Charles Neal, in his first year as Clay band director, intro- duces new methods to band members. for singing to Mr. George Hunter, art instructor, explains the basic elements of glazing, using 21 bowl as an example. Fine Arts Courses Allow Students To Study in Diverse Fields Fine Arts courses were designed to give stu- dents a practical knowledge of studies in which they were particularly interested. These included the various phases of the arts-music, home- making, and art. Each course was divided into 'l' many specific areas. Home economics was split into such components as cooking, sewing and baby-care. The curriculum applied not only to the girls, but also to the boys in the Chefs class, who also received the Red Cross Baby Care Course. The music department provided enjoy- ment for everyone, whether he liked singing, playing an instrument, or learning to appreciate good music. The art department offered a chance for artistically talented students to excel in paint- Mrs. Lydia Beehler, a new face in the Home Economics department, 0 . stops a moment to consider her full schedule. Ing, drawing, and crafts. From the new La Boutique cafeteria in the annex, Mrs. Erleen johnson returns to the llome Ecoonmics rooms to discuss exams with Mrs. Margaret XfVilcs. Faculty Uffers Training in Trades Mrs. Opal Stryczak, dental assistants, describes the progression of tooth decay. Mr. XVilli:1m Coontz, business math and typing, and Mrs. Elizabeth Needles, shorthand :md typing, discuss the merits of at copy machine. 1 v I l 1. i I al 4 ,l 13 I 1 13 - 1 t Ti E D A ug'- -Q N--- ' Mr. Tennyson I-Inyck, bookkeeping and business law, explains the Mr. Charles Peterson, business math and geography problems of Il budget book. smiles during a bull session on business careers. Mrs. Edith I-Iebnvr and Mrs. I-Ielen Konoff, librzirizlns, examine one of a new shipment of books. Mr. 'William Hughes and Mr. Owen Ziebold, Everyday Problems and Hygiene discuss the stress made on the heart by participating in sports. Social Aid Courses Develop Wlaolesome Attitude Many courses offer students practical knowl- edge which readily benefits the students if they use the information they have gained. The driv- er's training course gives all students a back- ground on the basic elements of driving and the experience of using correct driving techniques. Since the Ohio Legislation has required this course for young drivers interested in receiving their licenses, many more students are taking this course. The hygiene and everyday problems courses instruct the students to cooperate with their family and friends, and to learn proper personal hygiene. These courses prove Clay to be a progressive school with a curriculum to fit the varied tastes of its students. Mr. William Crow, driver's training and civics and economics gives .1 big smile at the problems brought on by beginning drivers l 5 ? A ,4- - Mr. Russell Scou, 4lrivcr's training, examines an estimation of traffic Mr. Michael Casey, special education, waits for another annex costs for o11c ycnr. teacher before going in the office wing. Mrs. Eleanor Swurlz, everyday problems, grades a stuclenfs report on smoking. ' - . .Z-af' 5-,fa..-if-rg:-1',,:f:v'ff: -fm.. 1 N' it ,.P...,,,x , P ,, 5, , .x ' 5 ' sr.- ll ' HN 1 Y A --- .1 , X ...I , ., RX ,... N.-W. F 5 N X - ,.., F . 2,41 . any .--, ' 1 .f,',, -3 4 1.24 fm . ,, K, -.M , , ,L J if 'ig if me-.gf-H 1.-wr f-f'wff12e l w i F vf ? Mrs. Susan Xllallncc and Mrs. Fern Morse, English intsrnctors, discuss how to best interpret Walt Whitman's poem Manz1h:1ttu. n .- ,B 1. l l - , R71 1 ri ,,, fi Arr .I lil W , 5. ...--- Yr, ---: 11 W ' F I :T Mr. Richard Pratt, a new journalism and English instructor, also uses his time to advise the Eagle. Shakespeare and Milton t-1 V Mr. Lawrence Haynes, English teacher :nnl CRYSTAL ad- visor, tries to get the students Lo smile so he cun take their picture. v Limit N -..VE 5 'A' .,,, Lf-- ...., if , , . N .6- gp- s-, rw: L Mr. Vincent Rupp, while typing an English study sheet, pauses to answer the questions of Mr. Ronald Buehrer, a new face in the English department. Perplex and Amuse Plzpils English is the class which is of prime im- portance for any field chosen by students. The study of English included correct language usage, the development of our language and even the history of many countries, which in some way, affected our language. It gave the students qf Clay a poised attitude when speaking with others, and it improved their reading, writing, and speaking skills. This year Clay had moved ahead of many schools by advancing the curriculum of its STS classes. Sophomores who were eligible for these classes received a combination of junior and sophomore Englishg the juniors studied senior linglishg the seniors expanded into new fields by a general review of what they learned previously, by then putting this knowledge to use in a prac- tical way, such as composition, poetry, and by preparing a research paper on their own original topic. puff- Mr. Paul Gretzingcr, English, stops to discuss the new literary magazine with a student in 6th period study hall. 0 .1, ffifr H Mrs. Elcnor Mock, American History, stops in the office to sign in. Mr. jack Hocfflin, Civics and Economics, givcs a big sigh and a smilc at the end of the day. 1,11 ' , -any i I Mr. james Barnes, Sociology, and Mr. Andrew Pocse, Amer- ican History, stop Lo chat in the library. History Proves To Be Uther Than A Snap Course lt was once said that history was made to show the mistakes that man had once made so that he would not repeat them in the future. By studying the social sciences, we've learned more about our- selves and learned to take the responsibilities which accompany being an adult and a citizen of the United States. Through the courses that all students must take, a basic knowledge of our country's history is taught, plus an extensive understanding of the United States governmental operations and economics. For students inter- ested in more ancient studies, World history pro- vided an interesting study of the past. Sociology gave the students an understanding of human re- lations, such as between the community and the individual. Another facet of the social science department is geography. This course, which was new to Clay last year, allowed the students to learn the history of the earth by studying the earth's surface, land and Water, mountains, and rivers. A ,s 3 fi It li! 'A I 1. .75 I n odncy Pyle l'ill-s to M1 Roger Schcllcs 1 lauyci while '1 student teacher takes over his .x.',v' .- -- -N , Aja. Q 7 X' -1 X N fix LQ? Miss Duane Hocking and Mr. Theodore Federici, physical education, meet frequently to discuss their programs. Staff Nlembers Develop Physical Skills The active generation at Clay was met with an opportunity to learn to coordinate their hands in muscles. For the boys, industrial arts, and auto mechanics have long been a favorite. These courses let the imaginations bloom into a new car engine, a wooden table of intricate design. The boys could do these only after learning the necessary skills. The physical education program gave all jun- iors and seniors a chance to enjoy themselves and to take a break from a day of studying. Various skills had to be learned before one could balance on the balance beam, or before one could do a flip on the trampoline. These were taught in the gym classes. Mr. Bruce Berkey and Mr. Robert Kinny, shop instructors, enjoy it chuckle at the expense of the coach. 'Q' Mr. Fred Kitz, Auto Mt-clmnics, points out thc distributor and plains its use to his students. Ch- Mr. Chnrlcs West, drafting lllSll'l.IClOl', takes ll IHOIIICHL to rclux and drink coffee in thc lounge. V-.-L 'ia - .A - ii Z- r M i 1 -r--3, wt f M2122 Mr. Richard Baumgartner, Industrial Arts, checks an assignment with one of his pupils. x .N -. i I Q. 1 T 11 NJ f' na V , N 1 4 2 I .B Sophomoros Join the Ever-love 'n High School Crowd. Rick Adams Natalie Amaro Bob Anaszewicz Ronnie Anderson Bob Andrewes Debby Anthony Lewis Armstrong Darrel Arnold George Austin Patti Baker Greg Baldwin Tony Balogh Carol Barnes Doug Basinger Vicki Bass Randy Batch Penny Batter Analisa Bauman Mark Bauman Kent Beals Don Bedra Ron Bedra Janice Bell Mark Berryman On September 7, 1967, 450 sophomores wan- dered down strange halls and ventured into un- known classrooms. After renewing old friend- ships and kindling new ones, they settled down to the everyday routine of high school life. They found that although they were the newest class at Clay, they were expected to widen their in- terests through active membership in clubs. As scholastic and athletic competition became tougher, they learned that the words Eagle Pride meant more than winning a game. It was pride in the guys on the teams, in the members of the clubs and in the individuals of the various classes who were trying their best. 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Tom DeCant Debra A. Dewey JA., Debbie L. Dewey , Tom DeVVitt Sally Dietzel Kathy Dimitroff ' Henry Dippman . Rand Donnell 'lg r L Y Danny Douge s. ,N Martha Dreier - Pat Dugan Frank Duran Debbie Dusseau Charles Ehrsam , l Bill Iingelhardt '- joe Farley , Barb Feyes Paul Fizer I Kay Fletcher Jaclyn Fosgate john Fosnaught Carol Fouty joe Fox Bob Free Debbie Frey Verlin Friend john Fr man FTXT5 - Linda Gyahler W ai: Allan Gallagher P34 jerry Garard Q- xg Gloria Garcia Bobbie june Gillingham . ', Cyrus Gillingham jim Glass Tom Gomoll -n-was ,:ff,- W t, ., , Roxana Grabenstetter ' Don Gray ' Dorothy Gray Marlene Greisiger Rhonda Greisiger Randy Grodi Debbie Groll , 4' 'u .Q N ' 5 .1-1-'. , , . Wy 2 J 1 I 'Q 1 J - fl H f 5' 1 r ,K ,ig'eg1g:g:-313:-Jeaff', , 5 1 V . ' X , x ' 1 V . W., I, ' c 7' f w Y ulii ,K 'XFN A1 , Q . l - 1 1 V JZ! b i fl: '. I 5- 45 W A la? 14 LJ' be ' I F at 1 he , V vu , N Ib it I I F - Linda Valencic pays rapt attention to speaker at Zctes meeting. H . .x , J X npr , ,nI tffci q, y. li. , , if i P 'ini U. 1 W XX!! ','i4i'f ,, , '1i K w R? tif!! , A L A 4 A i W. L1 bi? H73 4 kj' 1 1 A T' - . is lt iw 5 l A lags an T A X 4 'c:r' 'us-, ,H i J .5 1 gd 5 42 If I i ffl ' nw ll' 1 wr, 75fl7ml '7 'W' Fa f:1fj',a11 fir' H xi ,. ' B: at i Pau .Y' , V Z., l -' .' J'-b if 1 2 'A .gg X M, A M. 4 ,V 'l A ons it x .Pail Q ' :ui E - nn C ' 44 . .,. ' P Nl fm Ar' V f ,i V ,. 1 E 1 I I 1 B ' i l 31' H i y .N Ng' w' -' l T l',J it .I x I I . . gill ,,.. A l ,, H fi-'f N . 8 I I ,ra - - 1-:will it 1 . .4 , 9 f fm IFSK 5 , 3 J tl 45?- UI ug 4 ,Q .F 5' ii., gh, I Dennis Grosjean Russ Grover john Haley Sharon Hall Viola Hagedorn Debbie Hamman john Hansen Sheryal Harrington Ellen Harris Carl S. Harrison Keith Hartranft Dave Hartford Linda Hartford Steve Hartford Donna Haskins Steven Hawkins Larry Heilman Ruth Heintschel Paul Hibbits Richard Hieber Phil Hilditch Cindy Hindall Eloisa I-Iinojosa Lou Ann Hoffman Mike Hopkins Rick Horvath Raymond Hosley Chuck Host Bill Host Rick Howell Rick Hozak Denise Hubaker Curt Heuenefelcl Charlene Hunt Kathy Imm Angie jablonski Merl Jaquillard jack Jeffries Barb jendruch John Jenkins Dianne Jennings Pamela Jeschke Sue jobe Bob johnson Roberta Kain I-Iomer Kasack Betty Keiser 7 Kathy Kennerly Keith King Ken King Rick Kipker Danny Kitzler jim Kline Janice Kline . :AI 1 W f E y gi t ,,,, 1' W Richard Knitz . rrisiir - ' ' ' Debbie Koester . Greg Koester Ginny Kohne Carol Komon Carrie Koral ' Kim Kovacs Gene Kroetz ' Sue Kundts lu -'T N V-S ,T j T i 1 if T H1 Y . Larry Kutsch jf.. fffi 'g ' .E- 'H ' Karen Kwiatkowski 2 1 F' 3 5,- Howard LaCourse fly' N J D LA Kathleen LaCourse '5 V 1, ' , , 4 - .QE .1 -- -af Pattie Langel IQ ',,, if' ' ' K ' , Bill Langrill 'f V' Roy Larrow D ,' X111 1 Ron Lazur ', Sophomore Study Hall Jumps with Excitement Patty Lehman L, 3 2 Dick Lemon ' 1 Sue Lewinski g me il ' wee: , 'Q N 14 H' Michael Limmer H V X I 6 -rL' Brian Lind ' ' ' ' Pat Lisowski ' David Loomis ' ' '. .1 V i i T -J X 1, l R F N ' ,ix 4 F , i w 4 1 N 'i f K ai Olivia Lopez Susan Loveday ig f jx ' 5 f Alan Ludeman .' H A' 1 ,, -+ qi , .,,.. . - , , . Mark Lutzinann Carla Mabrey Mike Mahr Nancy Marquette jim Martin . w - 1 - ' a ,. - - :F-'-,J L Pete Luther ' ' ' A ' ' ,at I I fi at X 'lil 'f . it 5' i ,f f Carol Martinez Dora Martinez Alan Mascsak Regina Mata Melinda Mathile Richard McClintock Trudy McLaughlin Patty McNeal ab y T Elly? EA Y' ly ' ' ,A n , if 5 I Z igi ic- ' 'lr' .6 .iw 1' 'N . 'A ... 1, '- v r- 7-3' 1 rl 'Ak ' lk q l s s PM VC C C i will CQ Qi B t, 4 h n V A , P 3.1 , .,, i 113' P4 . M fit fi ' ,n ' it -1 ll ' V i iff ,fvf L A i Y Connie Meier Diane Meyer Glen Meyer Robert Millen Bob Miller Bruce Miller David Miller Debi Minnick Thomas Molinski Lawrence Mominee Theresa Mominee Margarita Montez Debbi Morgan Emilie Morgan Pam Morris Ed Mottmiller joe Munier Debby Murphy George Myrice Barbara Nagy George Nagy Mary Navarre Cris Nelnis Bill Nelson -21' 3 i i L x ' Y r i ig f' ' ,' ' b fiat if 4 f l . lin i l O 'Hi F V H? A A B . j i if M531 .. l f , - A . - w ' ' I H' H I V K., V tj be A T---Y . E.--Y ,mf Z x i ' 7, , .2 , nb T I I xv ' - ' I vi' ' .V af A .-i fi A if as ' Dale Nelson Paula Nelson Barbara Niezgoda Bruce Novak Mary Nuszbaum Gary Oldham Patricia Osborne Clare Overmier Jeannie Owens Steve Owens Ted Paciorek joe Parker Delera Partin Reid Parton Cathy Paulsen Debbie Patterson Don Pearson Dan Pelton Kathy Perras Claudette Phillips Gail Phillips Lee Phillips Linda Phipps Mike Pittman 9 Sophomores Fill Ranks of Music Groups, Pat Plank Joseph Poddany Karen Poenicke Bruce Poppe Bob Poulson Jeanette Poulson Mary Preciado Rene Prcciado Darryl Purtee Kathy Rawlings Elmer Rcichow Gary Reihing Sandra Reihing Ronald Revenaugh Gary Roach Sharon Robbins Larry Roberts Robert Robinson Dolly Rollman Curt Ross Rocita Rubio Bev Sabo Tim St. John Brenda Sallec ' 5132 Y.-3-Z.-.lT Hv R1 , Glee Clubs Draw Underclassmen , , el vw . A ' ' .-' X li s it by ,f Q I J , r V Mi ,Q . nf-iz. X M I ' S el ll Mike Samuhel Rick Sayers Craig Schafer james Schcrack Steve Schermerhorn jenny Schimming Tim Schmidlin Debbie Schmidt Judy Schmidt jon Schumaker Clint Schwierking Debbie Scothern Sue Seferian Aurora Segura Michael Scery Don Shaink Connie Shaffer David Shanteau Mike Shanks Willard Shelton 11 44 N V . 9 l ' 4. 1-f' T 'V , V - Vx K :Ll ,l N i W ' if . I E , ' 47 fi . rj f f' '-' ff' N A 4 f- 'Q H ,v -.1 . T .x ' ' 1 l li I , f , if T TY: Y if , X , 1' 'T 'I J S 'ELI , ' HM V 1 l i T ql 7 I, ,y l Q A 11 I if .K fx' 1 ffl, 'l' ' ,ir X N lv r l' ff f-L ,' Annette Shepherd Ron Sherry Clifford Shinaver Rick Shiple Buddy Short Dennis Short Becky Shoup Gary Siebenaler Judith Siefke Ed Sigurdson Bonnie Sindlinger Scott Skirvin Ray Slater Gale Smith Michael Smith Tim Smith Frank Sosko Carol Souders jenny Squires Elaine Stribrny 1 I . at f- .1-. i -Q . .ty 9 'l +- WV: .X1.i.Lt.1 . .f l-.3 1 ld-1 f , f i if ui .al if if. ..,., , 45 X. ik .rt N .- ' S fm' , ,-ff' -at-z1::J V 'Lg4t'9?g .-3 a 17 Wg' . t , L 4, XWC' It - I 4 Y rl . ,-5? 'I in Q rf tv ' -ml 4 , Y Regina Stringham Linda Stieben Lynn Stieben Bob Sternberg Christine Sternberg Mary Sternberg Linda Stevenson Bill Stork Patty Sullivan Nancy Suttles Dave Szuch Pat Tank Lorna Tarr Philip Thomas Sue Thompson John Toth Linda Valencia Pam Valencia Sherry Van Camp Rose Marie Vanco Shelley Villhauer Richard Vincent Sue Hfagner Sandy Mfahl Don YVarner Wayne YVells Fred YVest Iirn Wetzel Sue Hlheeler Jane Hfien Diane Wilbarger Sandy YVilhelm Russ Williams Dan Yvilson Don YVilson Keith Hlinterhalter .Iohn Hlise Emily YVitty Tom Xvoodworth Richard Waggon 2 Brooks W'olfingcr Richard WVypyhoski if jan Yakir ' Armand Ycary J Douglas Yohe '.'.A. 'F r. P ggi, r. W 4 A' ,. N' --.Zi .- gf 74' r5':I7ai Norm Zzlkrzcwski Chuck Zctmcr Sue Zicroff .Icnnninc Ziss F , o -1 B f . . iw , A: 19, ' KL Mi Q Bill Engelhardt thinks of things unseen. 45 fl' Jul' Juniors Approach Challenge of Upper Classmen Iunior class officers, Karen Stevens, treasurer: and president Terry Reed hold open arms to secretary, Rita j. Wells. Not pictured is vice- prcsidcnt Roy Gahler. 's I t Il ll Brimming with enthusiasm for the coming year, the Junior Class returned to Clay in Sep- tember. Although they were not yet as high as the Seniors, they were given more responsibility in school affairs. It was their duty to help in planning the Junior-Senior Prom and in main- taining a high degree of sportsmanship. All class officers assisted in these activities. The Juniors also planned the early morning breakfasts, select- ed the four rings from which their class ring was chosen, and culled a film for the traditional Junior Class movie. The guys participated in varsity sports where they helped bring several honors to Clay. The girls were permitted to try out for varsity cheer- leaders. In fulfilling these positions, they achieved an elation and a knowledge that came only from doing their best. V ' -1 ,--: 1 Debbie Achter ' . 'V I jenny Ackerman ' , 1 Mike Aiello U I 3 -3 I I Alice Alaniz Q. ' l 'V' ' Robert Alex ' jr f ,., gyz , Mark Allen Pat Anderson Inese Arajs Mike Apanites Christine Ardley Gene Arnold Jim Baker Pam Baldwin Joe Balogh Rodney Barnes Ron Barnhart Stephen Bartha Beckie Bartok Wayne Batch Kathy Bauer Rodney Bauer Doug Baurngartncr l Clrristine Baxter Larry Beard Tarry Beard Larry Beason janet Becker Sherryl Belford Thomas Belford Janice Below Linda Bigelow Vicki Bigelow Susan Billings Thomas Billings joe Bircs Donald Blackledge jucly Bolton Angela Bolyard Richard Bomer Tim Boros Pain Boyer Gary Breier Carol Britton Samuel Broshious Paul Bruggeman john Buehler jack Byers Linda Campbell Nancy Carpenter Barbara Carr Terry Carroll Patricia Carstensen Kathy Carter Sue Carter Q'-J. f ' '5 V' - rx-il Y , are Y VJ gl lfiillfgl-f f r f' 5 ' ' ' ' W E A u A , . ff . l I, ' I Z 1335 E slr . . , ' . Y. l .-X Juniors Remain Suspended Between ,ll ,,,,,. 1 .T?F?? : p 'H -l -f 5, ,I-5,5 , -2 Tit' if mf rs Q 'fr 1 2 itll 3453 IU! , X X45 ,- x , il I k ,. gyqi- 'Ulu 4 1 ff , nf' 7 , 4-V -f 1 P . i 4 ' W - y , ' fA . , J w .XX l , Their First and Last High School Y ears. ' f' iff ? 1 or 'e e e' -- V! x - H G: ,xr 1- . lp' -uI,l If , gf , ' e- G if I -i Q2 it 'f,i,L,. 1 , H v r. V f ' it MM-'Av . X 5 ' X 1' 1 ' . N 1 - ' 5 I - A :E+ 4 A A 3552: 5 . x , 1 --1 M ' 4 f G r' '- ' Y - - fee .n . Y 'K , ' ..-4' jacqueline Chaffee Al Cheatham Linde Chrisman Tom Clark Sue Cluckey Patricia Coker Debbie Cone Chris Connelly Sharon Cooper Gary Cordell Thomas Coughlan Bette Cousino Rebecca Coy Phil Cramer Grey Crum Mike Csehi Diana Culver Harry Cundick Ronald Curtis Pat Daunhauer Ted Davies Cindy DeCant joan Delecluyse Max Dernilil Kathy Dernko Patti Diemer james Dieter Bill Dimitroff Doug Dipprnan Dave Dixon Tom Dombrowsky Robbie Donrnyer Christie Donnal Ed Donnelly George Dragon jan Dreier V X 6 Sherry Foster jennifer Fox Sandra Frank Paul Freclcricksen john Free Bertha Freeman jim Freeman Mattie Freeman L11 r1il1l'1HSk1 ,rr--yygg ' f Debbie jackson Gahler Roy Gahlcr Frank Gall 'Q 0 Dloments Don Dubbs Sue Dubbs Lydia Duran joan Dybala Becky Eggert Cam Ellis Sally Elvey of Silence Bring ' s. ' 'Y 1 X vi N I . ,Q , A 'ZA 7. -1, 4 'Y - F ,L janet Fejes fp ' V, f A X .'. Connie Fern Suzanne Fisher ,- R , Y-4 ' Mr? W fl f ' , , I 1 5- X , 9 Y- ,? I ' ,A x I ,' ' J 'T X ., , -- - J: , :hr f -42 ., , 1 A-VU,-:,11..iQ f:-.', r K 1 if ' -' ' 'H - .1 -n3.L?'4 .Jiri Lg, , .J ' fl V xi Q 'X ., S-. Thoughts of the F uture. I VD S gp , S nys 'ai . K lugs . A- K- ff in i ,I I ,r I III.- ' K! ' ' .I f fl up l l ' l idly' I I Lf-rl i l l ' 'J V I- 1 .122 X- A 1: ,ae , if I S' i Q '1 7 1..A i Q, I . . s x ws 'MTH-reiFffffef1W . - gi-are . wg' I ,I II 'I ' I-... f VI Z l . L QII I 'M' 'i a.,If,, I I P i Sli my ...wtf 5 1 wr , 'I ll V . .W4-. - J, . I ' ' ' ' VW:-Y A-lug: ...'- P- - ' N1-. . .,Q.,eZ... '11, 1 Til We - it l it to H r-fre! -' 1:21 ' -l 1 ' ' A ' .' ff-t .V ' I I FI J I :I I I 1 I il-, I I I . I I Y-I -Ml' r A H2 l 'P fi q .f it i , Z 1 fi , r -if . Q -3 I ' 1 L ' -. W1 ' ' ' ,U -' - -. -' ' r . 1, - ,W Iv I .III I I I 'B-I I II, y I iI. In 3 in . . .11lr?ll:lf- . W 42 . r 4- .fs f-Z john Gall Al Garcia David Geisert Becky Geldine Judi Genson Shirley Giese William Gilbert Joanne Gill David Gipe Roger Goad Linda Gorka Donald Goulet Mary Grames Christine Grant Alan Gravcr Sue Gregor Roy Gruetter Geri Gulish Dave Habegger Dan Hagedorn Sandra Halka Cathy Hall Chris Hall Debbie Hall Namoi Hall Mark Hamilton Sharon Hammond Dan Hanely Marvin Harris Peggy Hart Diane Hartford Walter Hartford Sally Hassler Mike Hattery Bob Hauseh Phil Haynes Charlene Hecklinger Ronald Heintschel Deb Hendershot Harry Henderson john Henning Debbie Herman 7 P T he Long Wait for Class Ilings has Finally Elzded Connie I-Iiglcy Alunnitzx Hilcman hlllllllilil Hinojosa Mike Holt Chuck Horvath Linda Horvath Carol I-Iowell Carl Hrbac Bob Hyott Bob Iler Vicky Jaco Daniel jaegle Harry jinkens David .lobe Chuck johnson Wanda johnson Terry jones Mike Judson julie Kayser Scott Heckstein Joy Kcsling Sheila Kessler Dan King Kathy King ya.- ,- 'Q if - mfg -Q , ,Y :.,f,. '95 - - f Fi . :-F411 EHf2'Q5'f' +9 E v ,I X J' Tony Hernandez jan Hess Deanna Hetz Z 6 wwf?-TT -, , .2 ' x 2:1 li nl I 'H lui A - '2-' : 1 '-- 1 31- 2 In I jrl or 5 if -- - . '- V' ml, , , r. 5' v,.A ' 41'-'E' ' V 11-22' s :rf 1 vm, 1 W- ' my - r ra 1,-'X A ' '-'I . M314 ,Y A , 1 , V ' 3 , . v w -- .4 X lx ' ,f-- - 1 - r' '- ' , V ,. , -ij W. I y F! l li. if L. fa Q , FV' 'ni Y., TY, - . - '-'I-.','?z .,.-,A-.. ,- P i af a..,A 1 1 1, I 'Nfl 3 Plz A. 'E I W f ' , l. ., 1 ,- ', .... i ' V- .af U' ,ffw f. 4 , 4 Jeb!!-er' - gr 9 -we l . , S? Till ':':' : . v . ihiik f -6' i Sandy King Lynne Kirk Ron Klawitter Terry Klempner jane Klickman Donna Koester Kathy Kohler Chris Kollarik Mike Komon Douglas Kontak Gerald Kopena Karen Koren Robert Kovesdi Tom Kristoff Richard Krueck Mike Krueger Sue Kuhlman Diana LaCourse .lim Laing .lean Lajti jim Lainoreaux Mark Leathers jerry Lcnning Patti Lewis Les Liminer Karen Limpf Barb Liptack Keith Lofquist Jacqueline Long Rob Lowry Donald Ludwig Eunice Luecke Cheryl Lumbrezer Caren McAtee Penny McGee Judy McMurry Les Mahr Deloris Malone Gary Martin Margaret Martin Louis Mason Patty Mason 20 Familifar Faces Seen in 0ther Plfzees. Vern Masters Robert Mata Cheryl Meeker Debbie Mcsleller George Metroff Larry Metzker Sandy Mikesell Connie Mikolas Kristine Middaugh Ted Mitchell Tom Mlynek Linda Montague Isabel Montez Randall Milinix Sue Murray Joyce Nelms Mark Nieclerhauser Ray Nissen Sharon Nissen Paul Noel jerry NuszBauzn Michael O'Brien Gail Odneal Linda Oswald Kathy Paul john Paxton Carole Pearson Gary Perlinski Peggy Perry Roger Perry 5. ,,., I A l s 21 -S-V-f ze: Y - T P' ' ff'-' 1 is 1 Q I 45 A . f P 51-at , ' ft .J ,., fi' 'infill , if V' f' p-e I gr, ,C M 'Y'-H' l-. if yi- '-' ' l .1 -. I, , 3. . flfggkl , wp. h ri X 1 s ' . f4 Si .v if - T i if . 'V ' N ' L, '-P1 - X y y 5: rl., I X f areal l-ff J .1 H I v 1 V 41'-..2' . so Mary Lou Pesany Dan Plank Cindy Powers john Prater Denny Price Kenneth Prottengeier Juanita Ramos Gary Ramsey john Raxton Patrick Redclington Terry Recd Rosemary Remmert Dave Reynolds Pat Rhodes Pat Rippey Steve Ritzenthaler Belinda Robb Mari Roberts Mike Roberts Sue Robinson Nelson Rodriquez Sharon Roe Betty Romstadt jeff Romstadt Paul Romstaclt Linda Rothenbuhler Bob Ruiz Linda Rutkowski Carol St. Germain Yililliam St. john Terry Sandwisch Dennis Sarka Valerie Sayers Tom Schanke Kathy Schaus Ronald Schmidt Sandra Schumaker Rod Schwirking Barb Seammen Mike Searle Mark Selee Donald Selleck Greg Shadler Terri Shaink Dick Shaneck Michael Sherwood jerry Shiple Brian Shoop Forrest Short Shari Shuler Glenna Sigler Bev Smith Don Smith Gerry Smith Sandy Smith Connie Smoot Terry Smoot Mike Solt Deborah South john Stagcr Barbara Stevens Karen Stevens Linda Stewart Sandy Stieben Sally Szalkay Larry Szuch Diane Szymztnski Debbie Tarjanyi Marvin Taylor Debbie Tenliyck john Thayer Carol Tipton Christine Toth Dave Toth .Ion Toth Bryan Truman Vaughn Turley jeff Turnow judy Twitchell George Tyner Dennis Underwood Shari Valencia Sue Villhauer Mike Vincent l5F : ' ' ' ' ' i ,J ly 'fd ' ' ' Il, E. Fi :Ia is ? -, ll 'HZ . n ' T I: f' l I .4 Another School Day ..- ' V 1- V- ,, , li 1 I i M n l A i V iff? lf :j r '.1,-.gf . 1 1 :Li fl 'M' l l s 'i ' 4 i I X X Comes to l ,a - 4 I- f in W' 7 . l -fl ' I Y -+- I A' I Gail Von Ewegcn Mike Wagner john Walters Terry lVarnke Thomas XVarrington Rita A. Wells Rim l'Vc1ls Alcanccn lVllllClT13.ll Linda Hficzynski Gerry lVilson jackie Wilson Dennis l'Vitty ,I i m l'Volf Susan Wolf Connie Wollenbeckci Gloria Hfood Sarah YVoodell Duane Hlorthiugton 2 N1 X -.M -Q F W Y Y w.. mv ni mmf V mm mm mmf . Mm ff- mf A .K -X, X Ml, 'sail ..:..J . 1 Q 2 Memories of the past remain in the thoughts of the Seniors The graduating class of 1968 was composed of typical teenagers who matured in intellectual, physical, and spiritual growth. They created, wondered, roamed, dreamed. They were alternately noisy, serious, and spirited. They were respected, scorned, jeered, and praised. They produced their share of sports heroes and academic leaders. In their possession was one league championship and two second place titles in football acquired during their three years at Clay. Six were finalists in the National Merit Scholarship test. They produced a Toledo Area Student Council president and queen. For the first time in twelve years an exchange student, Guillermo Fonnegro, was a member of the Student Body lor three and one half months. Many received the greatest honors Clay has to bestow- membership in the National Honor Society. As they faced their last step in high school, they accepted ob- stacles, enjoyed life, and learned how to live for each day. Rene Allred Mike Ando Marlene Bachmayer Lynn Bahnsen 1 , I Clement Baranowski Harold Barefield 6 X ..,1 Nancy Bartok Jeanette Basinger !' 'T f -Jnfx 5,15 . . Q' s , Q 2 1 N f. 'll 1, -I QQ! - aff 1. Egg! af 'J x- Q-'4 f 1- 1 ' , ,. 'rg' A if lv 4 sry, Ar ,Qnzd , w ff. z. , HN. f -H 1' . Y .-14g 14, ' A s 3. fr , L' K 0 l',g, 5-'Q X 1 , up fr. . '-, I 7 -tail' 5 1 J 4 Y 1 1 I E S.. 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A Z . , A q .-, i U- A xv-qi . . N -. V V ' I 1 A D ,1 -rl, 57,1 4 ' 5 N. 4' - :ff 4' ' , up gzxfk. 127 - . , 5, A ' 'Y,,.aA L4 J: A5 . -. v I' I fha ' lf' ,5 :V hi' ,RQ V-. f....f ' . f M211 -'V I 'VV , 'A , , A ' ' Y -' '-.',+, 4,4795 ' 1. -Q V N -Lu 4. .N . I ,H ny V , , A .. . v ' Qu., . ' Qin' Q , 4 3, A., -f A - gas ,, ,w , -.. ..,, up-M.. ,A 4 ' s- 'l Ii - . vu.. x. ' 'v i 3 . I , 'Y 1 I 'a I 1 Q 9 , 1, gil ' '- 4 . , Q ' .iw-,M xilmti 'W .ri- N1 . KL' 'N 'J 51 '. iii- B w y Wk 'C7' Nancy Batch VVayne Bauman Craig Bedra Kenneth Belkofer David Bench james Bensch 'rvaT f Suki Judith Berger james Bee AR Elaine Berger ffl! ffl: Harold Bigelow 5'-. . rg, x 'S' - v--- ',,,, '1 ii- Q Q! Bumbcrn is caught whispering to hcl' neighbor about her weekend. e r r A R. 5 Seniors Excel In Secret Commun iea tion Constance Bigley Patricia Blackledge Peggie Blakely Carol Bodi I Carolyn Bostic Terry Bourdo Mix Bowman Spzrzt 0f Flrst Pep Rally Backs T eam In Frank Brown Janet Cannon Pun Tholl 'md Sheri Nordon show As: ' eu, -, 13-6 Hornecoming Victory 0ver Bedford in 4' X Dewayne Carter Richard Chetister Clark Janeen Cook Thomas Corlett Joyce Cornwell Karen Cornwell Larry Cornwell Robert Cottingham .. vN,,' 1, Lee Crabtree Jeannine Crandall Priscilla D'Anniballe John Danekind Eagle Spirit Blazes at Traditional Bonfire X u 1 - Bruce Danyi Linda Davis Dennis De Hart William De Nardo 2' Debbie Dipprnan Ronald Donnell Cynthia Douge I K l Mariann Dreier Josephine Duran Beverly Duris Mary Duval Xia mf? -'jul I Sally Dybala Daniel Edinger Kathleen Iiggert Sandra Egidi 4 Homecoming Honors Seniors Gary Egnatl Randy Ellsworth Rebecca Emahiser Beverly Emch Q03 3-Af Y XQKH4 cd I .ja' ir- . 1.l-.....i Seniors Judy Zimmerman and Marcia Crucnwald, purchasing their mum from Suc Kcil and Sandra St. John, pause to discuss their last homecoming. '3 x'.' f - -4 'fl In x Eileen Engelhardt Casey Erdmann v 'ti M . 1 no Jerry Eversole Suzanne Fabian Diane Farrell Cynthia Ferguson Robert Feyesh Gary Fields Frank Fioritto Gloria Foster 6 Constance Frank Robert Frank fb New , w H Georgia Frigmanski Senior Class Ufficers ,I Linda Friesel . , .Vx -,, M Linda Fryman ,,,-If Represent Spirited Class President Tom Keller displays spirit jug won by seniors to Frank Maclaughlin, Vicc-president, jucquc Miles, Sccrctziry, :mtl Carol Gross. Treasurer. I H4112 L I , i '..iiT1N-A. T, james Fuire Robert Gahler Irene Gall Paula Gardner Michael Geoffrion Kenneth George Peggy Giles Beulah Gillette Richard Golightly Steven Gall Florence Gilbert Cheryl Gould 7 l f Darlene Greenwood Wesley Grimm Carole Gross David Grotz Make-up Tests and Term Papers Burden Seniors if ,ff Leona Grover Marcia Gruenwald 18 P Deborah Halka Cary Hall Sandi Egidi concentrates on .mswering Mr. Haynes' essay test. P' jf' Y X , 1 l ' . -. ' 1' Y l VL-.-Q.i.Q .L1.,2,..- E1 ', A., .. Ijames Hall Ralph Hancock Sheila Hansen Gerald Harris Richard Harting Michael I-Iartranft Gary Hattery James Haynes l '- 1, l Roxy Hecke Vicki Heilman Sandy Hendrickson Carol Hess 'I3 40 Rich Rothbznrd, jim I'I2lyllCS,1lllll Don Rcvcnungh look III sign wlnch represents thc Eagle Pride in all sports. Spirit and Enthusiasm Continue into Basketball Season 'if' ff lx, ,' -1 , rl l Q. sg Michael Hess Susan Hibbits Wilfrecl I-Iinojosa 432+ Q K Susan Hoffman Theresa Holmes Kathy Horst Robin Rober sau Hofbauer t Horvath 1 I if 435, Q. x D -f.. :cgi -.. 1 :af-1 T ,N Q s f' , A Seniors Study in Slumberhall 1 Charles Hosley Bonnie Howell Karen Hurrelbrink I-.Pk ' C? ' f.:f1 ' I ,.v ,. x i J. , . J l li' if A 1 is P David jaegle Billie jaquillard Janice Jaquillard Ely . V Carol Irrnen Ronald Jaquillard n a 4 'Larry Jeffries Diane Jinkens Kelly Shirley Jeffries VVi1liam Jendrich Rick Jennings 'f c Cindy Johnson Jean Keaton Thomas Keller Bonnie Kennedy Michael Kesling 44 Arrival of Name Cards Bring Seniors Closer to Graduation M Y-.J ac? qi Senior Bev Emch and Put Blackledge exchange name cards after school. Kathy Kessler Keith Kessler Carol Kessmar John Kidd Susanne Keil Kingery Karen Kitchen Klorcr William Knitz V fr' G , 7 , .. ,4 I Z 1 Tate Klag Edward Klawitter Coleen Kohne Gill Kollarik Koman Donald Kopka Kim Koren Linda Kreig 14 4 Seniors Sparkle in Small T alle, l l S Kevin Kwiatkowski V c l Candice Lamoreaux James Lazzaro 1 s .Zi l A S l 'vm IL ' V S Pamela Kwiatkowski Floyd LaCou1-se Nancy Lalendorf Gregory Lehman Mark Lirnmer Marty Van Scoy and john Paxton discuss world's woe during lunch. Shqp Talk and Sandwiches Mary Limpf Diana Livchak N N Albert Loomis Michael Lopez Janice Losie Merry Losie Linda Lofquist Ruth Lopez 48 Gary Madson 1, .' Barbara Miller Kathleen McAtee 1 Jane Merren N Bruce Miller Judy McGee Frank McLaughlin Snowball Highlights 0ur 'FTL-r Jacque Miles James Millen l Charles Miller Kenneth Miller ' ff -5 mfr--E'T' ' gk.: wx- 'j 2'-gfigg-.iilbfff , 1 .gi :f4.LZ'1-I 'bi D 1 I' ..--f - 2' W WZ! V gg, Sandra Miller George Mogavero Christrnas Vacation 'yi 'oe Ky Emily Mominee Paul Mominee Loland Montez Thomas Moritz jane Merrcn concentrates as she pins on Ed K1awiLLcr's boutonniere. 149 Cuthy Morus Diane Molse L1la Motmullel Allen Mulphy 1 1 Lou1s Nagy Becky Nagy Judy Navarre D.1v1cl Nehrmg Seniors Dick Gollghtly Malty Okuxka Irmk NICL'!Llgllllll 1nd Doug PLIIAS 'l1I'1VC at school m Marty's bomb. m-'r ' AA' x .fa-12 .L -HV ' Dennis Nelson Thomas Neundorfer kb Mary O'Neal Q no James Nelson Cheryl Nordan Marty O'Kenka Janelle Oldham -35 'lr xi 5 1 15 l 4 1 fic-2 '- V .ie l Susan O'Neal V Susan Oppe Ronald Oswald Seniors Receive Auzartls At Band Banquet 1 2 If y dm X 1 A e Y I1 L fi Q e !!7'ff'I S ' Vicki own Phillip Padilla .J A' Rebecca Papenfus Jean Papp 1 Jean Parker janet Pastor Gloria ,ff ,o y-fs Patterson Larry Paul Ronald Pelton Marcia Peppers 1 J' -. 1 - If . X' ,' h 'V 1' , X - -V ts, Q- , l .1 .4 L1 , , . . PW Douglas Perras Elaine Peters Mildred Peterson Michael Phillips Cyndi e Phipps Lynn Pierce Kirk Poenicke 4 Laughter Dominates Senior Classes Senior Becky Emahiser smiles at a remark made by a classmate. at W, ww'-,X 1 'x , I ,.. N X ,V V X L, 'x Y Jeffrey Poppe Carl Purtee Shad Rader Douglas Ramsey Pauline Ratliff John Rauhut Gary Reiff Donald Revenaugh David Reynolds VVi11iam Riggs Helen Ritterbach Steven Robinette Robinson Dennis Romano Richard Rothbard in-iq '1-f-:ni l 'Qu l Lawrence Rothenbuhler Debbie Rought Cecelia Ruiz Clay 's Cafeteria Serves as Social Arena Kathleen Sabo james Saelzler Michael St. Germain Sandra St. john Marlene Bnchmeyer and Sherrie Kelley socialize during lunch hour. .J J , J W- . ' rn I Gloria Sauceda Gary Schaefer Marie Scherack ur' 'TD N Raymond Schwierking Sandra Shafer Virginia Shaffer 'E' Beverly Shiple Carolyn Short Kenneth Srnarkel Douglas Schnee Patricia Shearer 7 Seniors Attend Gay and Dim Hops. Robert Smenner - x I Connie Smith Thelma Smith Delton Stewart James Stringham 1 I . James Studneski Sharon Stuller Richard Szakovits Marsha Szegedi N. V 1 . I sa I Ai fx if . W ' J V ol lv ., es Charles Taylor Shelly Ten Eyck Rolland Terry I Loraine Tesch .af N- fedex Pamela Tholl Claire Thomas Daniel Thompson James Toppin 9 13' 1 w L Jerry Toth james Turnow Linda Vanco Martin Van Scoy t t , t John Vas Jerry Villhauer Pamela Vincent Mark Vogelbacher t r t David Mfagner John Wagner Ernie Walll Bruce W'a11ace ank McLaughlin reads adventures of Picrrc Bcur Lo spccch class. .A '11.. h X'Vard Wfebb Seniors Have Matured Intellectually I ,, l 'lb i , it Q Richard Warkexitein Paulette lkfarnke Rick Vlfatson X.. Dana Wheatley Terry XfVhittaker Nash Williams Seniors Contemplate Past, Present and Future A' ,YV ' y .T N N 'x y e ee .. w, gm Nancy W'olff Ruth YVOII Q, 1:2 'I' 7 1. 1' ' Q-4 ' X Ali, f - nd ft, 62 Kenneth Younker Cathy Zieroff , V , f NX Judy Zimmerman Barbara Ziss 4' - W' Q I' i ' if MH L .91 Q as W 4 RENE ALLRED 249 Enos 836-8424 Girl's Glee Club 3 G.A.A. 3,4 Y-Teens 4 17.1-1.A. 3,4 Officer 4 MIKE ANDO 2670 Starr Ave. 691-8915 Football 2,3,4 LYNN BAHNSEN 5633 Starr Ave. 698-1327 Girl's Glee Club 2 J.C.L. 2 Y-Teens 3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 Cheerleader 2,3 CLEMENT BARANOYVSKI 5615 Starr Ave. 693-3939 Chess Club 2 Spanish Club 2 Tennis 2,3,4 Cross Country 4 HAROLD BAREFIELD 168 Goodrich 691-8237 NANCY BARTOK 320 Enos 836-7791 G.A.A. 3,4 Y-Teens 4 Girl's Glee Club 2 Cheerleader 2 NANCY BATCH 518 S. Edward 691-3304 Limelighters 3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 Zetes 3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Debate and Speech 2,4 WAYNE BAUMAN Route 1, Box 3, Curtice 836-6644 Boy's Glee Club 2 Choir 3,4 CRAIG BEDRA 3138 Brown 691-8318 Electronics 2 Eagle 3,4 Editor 4 JAMES BEE 947 Crescues KEN BELKOFER Route 1, Box 408, Curtice 836-1394 V.I.C.A. 3,4 JAMES BENSCH 1134 Earlwood JOHN BENARTH 5923 Seaman 836-1403 Band 2 Auto Mechanics 3,4, Officer 4 ELAINE BERGER 6165 Corduroy 836-8532 J.C.L. 2,3 G.A.A. 3,4 Student Council 2 Band 2,3,4, Officer 4 Zetes 3,4, Officer 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Sen ior HAROLD BIGELOYV 5020 Bay Shore 726-6954 Boy's Glee Club 2 Choir 3,4 CONNIE BIGLEY 3338 Eastniorelancl 693-3685 Spanish Club 2 Speech Club 3 G.A.A. 3,4 Band 2,3,4 Directory National Honor Society 3,4 Bio-Phy-Chem 2,3,4, Officer 3 PATRICIA BLACKLED 5118 Seaman 691-3900 Math Club 2 Zetes 3,4 Y-Teens 2,3 G.A.A. 3,4 PEGGIE BLAKELEY 1047 Mambrino 691-8801 Limelighters 2,3 Choir 3,4 Girl's Glee Club 2 Y-Teens 2,3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 CAROL BODI 931 Main, Bono 836-8960 CAROLYN BOSTIC 1954 Lilias 726-5608 Y.F.C. 2,3,4 Y-Teens 2,3,4 F.B.L.A. 3,4, Officer Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3,4, Officer 4 TERRY BOURDO Route 2, Curtice 836-1086 Y.F.C, 2 MIX BOWMAN 326 East Hampton 691-9073 FRANK BROWN 234 Eastwood 691-3623 Limelighters 2,3,4 Campus Life 4 J.C.L. 2 MARK BRECKLEN 2556 Hollydale 693-2729 Baseball 2,3 Varsity C 4 BARBARA BUMBERA 2748 Eastmoreland 691-0788 Y-Teens 2,3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 Crystal 2,3 RUSSELL CALDYVELL GE Route 1, Box 1-A, Curtice 836-8922 Bio-Phy-Chem 2 Student Council 2,3,4 Varsity C 3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 SUE CAMMARN 1647 Groll 693-4144 Girl's Clec Club 2 Choir 3, 4 Liinelighters 2,3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 Y-Teens 2,4 F.D.A. 4 Musical 2,3,4 JANET CANNON 3140 Eastxnoreland 693-5650 Y-Teens 3 G.A.A. 3,4 F.D.A. 3,4, Officer 4 YVOODROIV CARROLL 345 Enos 836-5934 DEWAYNE CARTER Route l, Curtice 836-2486 RICHARD CHETISTER Box 365 Vanclyke JOYCE CRONWELL 2009 Blanclin 693-1850 Y-Teens 2 Zetcs 3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 KAREN CORNYVELI, 223 Berlin 693-1833 F.B.L.A. 3,4, Officer 4 G.A.A. 4 Eagle 2,3 LARRY CORNIVELL 233 Berlin 693-1833 Boy's Glee Club 2 Pep Band 2 Varsity C 4 JANEEN COOK 839 Cousino 836-2719 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3 G.A.A. 3,4 F.B.L.A. 3 F.D.A. 4, Officer 4 Lirnelighters 2,3,4 THOMAS CORLETT 1105 Earlwood PRISCILLA D'ANNIBALLA 1010 Schniidlin 693-2827 Y-Teens 3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 Spanish 4 BRUCE DANYI 3512 W'orc1en 698-1382 Chess Club 3,4 Bowling 2,3,4 Baseball 3,4 LINDA DAVIS Route 1, Box 30, Curtice 836-8251 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3 Y-Teens 2 F.D.A. 2,4 G.A.A. 4 Limelighters 2 DENNIS DEHART Box 244 Canal, Curticc 836-4176 Electronics 2 O.W.E. 4 YVILLIAM DiNARDO 5305 Seaman 693-6230 DEBBIE DIPPMAN 5450 Seaman 691-7902 G.A.A. 3,4 Zetes 3,4 Y-Teens 2 RONALD DONNELL 6512 Seaman 836-1862 Band 2,3,4 Bio-Phy-Chein 2,3,4 J.C.L. 2,3 Pep Band 2,3,4 MARIANN DREIER 1221 N. Curtice 836-3385 F.H.A. 2 JOSEPHINE DURAN 2755 Arthur 693-1065 F.B.L.A. 2 CINDY DOUGE 5333 Seaman 693-1500 Y-Teens 2 J.C.L. 2 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3,4, Officer 4 F.B,L,A. 3 G.A.A. 3,4, Officer 4 Limelighters 3,4 693-4766 Chess Club 2 BEVERLY DURIS 302 Enos ROBERT COTTINGHAM 836-8541 691-0944 G.A.A. 3,4 F.H.A. 2 LEE CRABTREE F.D.A. 4 693-5870 MARY DUVAL F9 f - .x - JEANNINE CRANDALL gggj7g63 f' 4157 Navarre F HA 3 691-1803 G'.A'A' 3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 Engle 4 Limelighters 3,4 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3,4 JOHN DANEKIND 541 Brynhaven 691-6323 Boy's Glee Club 2 Crystal 2 SALLY DYBALA 1122 N. Stadium 726-3387 G.A.A. 3,4 F.B.L.A. 3 Y-Teens 2,3,4, Officer 4 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3,4 DAN EDINGER 3434 Dustin 693-4562 KATHY EGGERT 1634- Cedar-Brown, Curtice 836-8350 Limelighters 2,3 G.A.A. 3,4 Girl's Glee Club 3 Spanish Club 3 I-'.l-LA. 2 SANDI EGIDI 553 S. 'Wheeling 693-4736 Cheerleader 2 G.A.A. 3,4 Speech 3 Y-Teens 2,3,4 Student Council 3,4, Officer 4 GARY EGNATZ 2513 Randall 693-4505 ROY RANDY ELLSWORTH 2060 Blandin 691-962-1 Football 2.3,-1 Varsity C 3,4 BEVERLY EMCH 5651 Pickle 691-1943 Y-Teens 2,3,4, Officer 2,3 Crystal 2,3 G.A.A. 3,4 Student Council 2,3,4 EILEEN ENGLEHART 8301 Arquette 836-5608 G.A.A. 3,4 Baud, 2,3 Majorette 3,4 KONRAD ERDMAN 2002 Lakeview 726-6342 O.W.E. 4 SUZANNE FABIAN 1601 Glenross 691-7337 G.A.A. 3,4 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3,4, Officer 4- GARY FIELDS 3851 Navarre 691-6211 Chess Club 2,3, Officer 2,3 Bio-Plly-Chem 2,351- Chcf's Class -4 VVrcstling 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 FRANK FIORITTO 465 S. Fargo 693-3025 Wrestling 2 Limelightcrs 3,4 Math Club 3.4 Band Manager 2,3,4 Boy's Glee Club 2 Choir 3 Musical 3 GLORIA FOSTER 5922 Cedar Point 726-7202 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3.4 Linielighters 2,3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 Y-Teens 2 Senior Directory CONNIE FRANK CHERYL COULD Route 2, Box 85-A, Curtice 1614 S. Wheeling 836-1072 693-8882 Girl's Glee Club 2 GEORGIA FRIGMANSKI 3730 Corduroy 693-5765 LINDA FRIESEL 5263 Cordury F.B,L.A. 4 LINDA FRYMAN 2716 Starr Ave. 693-4591 JAMES FUIRE 2937 Seaman 691-7577 O.NV.E. 4 Bowling 2,3,4 ROBERT GAHLER 460 N. Curtice 836-8324 Boy's Glee Club 2 O.lV.E. 4 IRENE GALL 552 Ansonia 693-5006 G.A.A. 3,4 If.T.A. 4 Y-Teens 2 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3,4 STEVEN GALL 552 Ansonia 693-5006 Band 2,3,4 Pep Band 3,4 Boy's Glee Club 2 Choir 3,4 Musical 3 PAULA GARDNER Route 1 Rochel Rd. Box 390, Curtice 836-1208 KENNETI-I GEORGE 4263 Corduroy 691-1984 Band 2.3,-1 Bio-Phy-Chem 2,-1 j.C.L. 2,3,4 Math Club 3,4- PEGCY GILES 122 N. Fargo 691-0902 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3,4 Y-Teens 2,3,-1 G.A.A, 3,4 Limelighters 2 BEULAH GILLETTE 1151 S. 'Wheeling 691-6542 G.A.A. 4 F.B.L.A. 4 Eagle 2,3,4 Business Manager 3,4 RICHARD GOLIGHTLY 3349 Eastmorcland 691-6110 Limelighters 3,4 French Club 4 Choir 2.3,4 Football 3,4 Varsity C 3,4 Y-Teens 3 F.B.L.A. 3 G.A.A. 3 MICHAEL GEOFFRION 5211 Seaman 693-8107 DARLENE GREENIVOOD 1647 Mahala 691-7603 F.H.A. 2,3 G.A.A. 3,4 Prom Committee 3 IVESLEY GRIMM CAROLE GROSS 2733 Eastmorelaud 691-9212 Senior Class Treasurer .I.C.L. 2 F.T.A. 3,4. Officer 4 G.A.A. 3,4, Officer 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Band 2,3,4, Officer 3,4 Majorette 3,4 DAVID GROTZ 4811 Corduroy 693-8880 O.1'V.E. 4 LEONA GROVER 2743 Northdale 693-4884 ZCLCS 2.3,-1 F.B.L.A. 3 MARCIA GRUENYVALD 3155 Stafford 691-4445 G.A.A. 3,4 DEBO RA l-I HALKA RALPH HANCOCK 8420 Brown, Curtice 836-5564 Bio-Phy-Chem 3,4 Football 2,3,-1 Varsity Officer 4 DIANE HANNA -1505 Bay Shore 726-1262 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3,4 Sl-IEILA HANSEN Box 16 Dier 836-5761 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3 G.A.A. 3,4, Officer 4 I-'.D.A. 2,4, Officer 4 GERALD HARRIS 1113 Patchen 691-7971 Boy's Glee Club 2 Football 2 Wrestling 2,3,4 Varsity C 2,3,4 RICHARD HARTING 2140 Alabama 726-1386 Limelighlers 3,4, Officer 4 Speech Club 2 Boy's Glee Club 2 Choir 3,4, Officer 4 Musical 3 MICHAEL' HARTRANFT 16 N. Stephen 691-0717 GARY HATTERY Route 2, Box 85, Curtice 836-8840 Baseball 2 O.W.E. 4 JAMES HAYNES 6205 Brown 836-6795 Football 2,3,4 Golf 3,4 Varsity 3,4, Officer 4 VICKI HEILMAN 507 Yarrow 693-6850 Zetcs 2,3,4, Officer 3 G.A.A. 3,4 Student Council 2,3,4 President T.A.S.C. -1 National Honor Society 3,4 SANDY HENDRICKSON 2564 Cawclor 691-6983 G.A,A. 3,-1 Chess Club 3 MICHAEL HESS 3130 Brown 691- l 514 JACK HINDALL 2070 Alabama 726-5909 FRITZ HINO-IOSA 1153 Grant, Bono Football 2,3,4 Varsity 2,3,4 ROBIN HOFBAUER 2860 Eastmorelancl 693-5206 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3,4 Al.C.L. 2 Limelighters 2,3,4, Officer 4 Musical 3 Tl-IERESA HOLMES 1717 Sugar Bush F.D.A. 4 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3 SUSAN HOI l lXIAN 3948 Seaman 691-5534 G.A.A. 3,4 French Club 3,4 KATHY HORST 2934 Starr Ave. 693-7881 Cheerleader 2 G.A.A. 3,4 Zetes 2,3,4 Limclighters -l ROBERT HORVATH 1622 Lagundovie 726-7210 V.I.C.A. 4 CHARLES HOSLEY 7731 Cedar Point 836-3621 BONNIE HOWELL 2019 Autokee 726-1056 F.H.A. 2 66 KAREN HURRELBRINK 953 Mambrino 691-4349 F.H.A. 2 Y-Teens 2 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3 CAROL IRMEN 3617 Starr Ave. 691-6539 Crystal 2,3 Girl's Glee Club 3 BILLIE JAQUILLARD 117 N. Goodyear 691-8162 F.B.L.A. 3 JANICE JACQUILLARD 2473 Eastmoreland 693-6450 G.A.A. 3,4 Eagle 2,3 RONALD JACQUILLARD 161 N. Goodyear O.W.E. 4 LARRY JEFFRIES 1949 Garner 691-6861 Football 2,3,4 Varsity C 3,4 Limelightcrs 3,4 Boy's Glee Club 2 Choir 3 SHIRLEY JEFFERIES 5428 Pickle 691-3783 G.A.A. 3 WILLIAM JENDRUCH 51313 Eastmoreland 691-1585 O.W.E. 4 Varsity 3,4 RICK JENNINGS 5906 Bryan 726-7345 Boy's Glee Club 2 Choir 3,4 DIANE JINKENS 1065 Cresceus 693-5175 F.B.L.A. 3,4, Officer 4 JEAN KEATON 370 Lakeview, Harbor Vie 726-5366 F.H.A. 3,4 F.D.A. 4 THOMAS KELLER 558 Goodyear 691-9198 Foobtall 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Varsity C 3,4 Senior Class President Junior Class President SHERRIE KELLY 3449 Maryallen 693-5301 Limelighter 2,3,4 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 Y-Teens 2,3,4 Musical 2 MARTHA KENNERLY 419 S. 1Vhee1ing 693-9566 YV Senior Directory MICHAEL KELSING 107 N. Goodrich 691-3040 French Club 3,4 KATHY KESSLER Arquette 836-7935 Liinelighters 3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 Y-Teens 2,3 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3,4 Musical 3 joHN KIDD 109 Clubhouse Blvd. 836-1488 SUSAN KIEL 1859 Boulder 726-3513 G.A.A. 3,4 Y-Teens 2,3 Zetes 3,4, Officer 4 KAREN KITCHEN 3416 Fleitz 693-6756 TATE KLAG 1109 Grasser 691-3633 J.C.L. 2,3 Girl's Glce Club 2 Choir 4 G.A.A. 3,4 Y.F.C. 3,4 French Club 3,4, Officer 3,4 Band 2,3,4 EDYVARD KLAYVITTER Route 1, Box 1, Curtice 836-2651 Football 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3, Officer 3 Varsity C 3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 ROSEMARIE KLORER 1151 S. Stadium 691-8663 Y-Teens 2,3 F.D.A. 2,3,4 G.A.A. 3 Limelighters 3 COLEEN KOHNE 5255 Bay Shore 726-1772 Y-Teens 2 F.B.L.A. 2 G.A.A. 2 ALICE KOMON 11515 First, Bono 836-8405 Band 3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 DONALD KOPKA 1008 Schmidlin 693-2072 Baseball 2,3,4 French 2 Bio-Phy-Chem 3,4 KIM KOREN 1622 S. Wheeling 691-3333 Football 2, 3, 4 Varsity C 3, 4 Boy's Glee Club 3 Choir 4 Speech Club 3 KEVIN KWIATKOWSKI 841 S. IVynn 693-8520 Limelighters 2,3,4 Officer 4 Band 4 Bowling 2 O.W.E. 4 All School Play 2, 3, 4 PAMELA KWIATKOWSK1 2552 Cawdor 693-5334 G.A.A. 3, 4 Chess Club 3 Crystal 4 FLOYD LHCOURSE 2721 Portland 691-4094 CANDICE LAMOREAUX 125 S. Coy 693-2463 Crystal 2, 3 F.D.A. 4 JAMES LAZZARO 2544 Cawdor 691-5489 Track 2 Boy's Glee Club 3 GREGORY LEHMAN 2503 Granton 693-5787 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Varsity C 2, 3, 4 B0y's Glee Club 2 Choir 3. 4 MARK LIMMER MARY LIMPF 2026 Grunge 726-7283 Y-Teens 2 G.A.A. 3, 4 Band 2, 3. 4 DIANA LIVCHAK 2048 Oakdale 691-0691 Y-Teens 2 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3, 4 French Club 3 G.A.A. 3, 4 LINDA LOFQUIST 5306 Cedar Point 726-3594 G.A.A. 4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Limelighters 3, 4 Girl's Glee Club 2 ALBERT LOOMIS 1504 Lallendorf 691-8715 RUTH LOPEZ 2740 Hayden 693-8127 JANICE LOSIE 109 S. Norden F.H.A. 2,3, Officer 3 Y-Teens 2 Girl's Glee Club 3 MERRY LOSIE 109 S. Norden 836-8524 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3 Y-Teens 2 F.B.L.A. 4 KATHY McATEE 19 Van Dyke, Curtice 836-8213 JUDY MCGEE 4020 Starr Ave. 693-3623 G.A.A. 3,4 FRANK MCLAUGHLIN 427 Grasser 693-8617 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Varsity 3, 4 Officer 4 Bio-Phy-Chem 3 Specialities 3, 4 National Honor Society Junior Class Vice-President Senior Class Vice-President SHIRLEY MAT1-IEWS 3557 Starr Ave. 693-5442 L.1111C11g11lC1'S 2 Chess Club 2 Bio-Phy-Chem 2, 3, 4 Math Club 2,3, Officer 2 French Club 3, 4 Speech Club 2, 3 JANE MERREN 858 S. Hlhecling 691-6075 Y-Teens 2 G.A.A. 3,4 JACQUE MILES Box 410 Corduory 836-1399 Y-Teens 2,3,4, Officer 2, 3, 4 Speech Club 3 G.A.A. 3, 4, Officer 4 Limelighters 2 Cheerleader 4 Junior Class Secretary Senior Class Secretary JAMES MILLEN Route 1, Curticc 836-1216 BARBARA MILLER 1952 Lagundovie 726-5051 Y-Teens 2 G.A.A. 3, 4 Girl's Clee Club 2 Choir 3, 4 BRUCE MILLER Route 1, Box 389, Curtice 836-1200 Boy's Glee Club CHARLES MILLER 2 N. Goodyear Boy's Glee Club 2 Choir 3 KENNETH MILLER 6018 Grisell 726-7553 SANDRA MILLER 3338 Eastniorelanrl 693-8243 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3, 4 Limelighters 3 G.A.A. 3, 4 F.B.L.A. 4 SCOTT MOHLER Route 1, Box 88, Curtice 836-8201 EMILY MOMINEE 908 S. Wheeling 698-1128 Y-Teens 2, 3 G.A.A. 3 PAUL MOMINEE 6340 Corduroy 836-4121 V.l.C.A. 4 ROLAND MONTEZ 2715 Edwin 693-9882 DAN IA I. M ORA LES 2701 Edwin 693-988-1 CATHIE MORRIS 444 S. Stephen 691-9866 G.A.A. 3, 4 Y-Teens 3, 4 F.D.A. 4 ROGER MORRISON 1539 Pieper G91-1405 Football 3, 4 DIANE MORSE 2033 Woodcrest 726-8133 Y-Teens 2 j.C.L. 2 I'.B.L.A. 3 G.A.A. 3, 4 Limelighters 3, 4 F.D.A. 4. Officer -1 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3. 4 THOMAS MORITZ 1316 S. Wynn 693-3016 Baseball 2 O.W.E. 4 LILA MOTTMILLER 311 N. Yllynn 691-6166 F.I-l.A. 2, 4 G.A.A. 4 ALLEN MURPI-IEY 6135 Seaman 836-4-955 National Honor Society 3, 4 Bio-Phy-Chem 3, 4 Math Club 4 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Varsity C 3, 4 Quiz Bowl Team 4 REBECCA NAGY 422 S. Whittlesey 693-3527 Y-Teens 2,3,4 G.A.A. 3, 4 Crystal 2, 3 LOUIS NAGY 461 Decant, Curtice 836-2472 Eagle 3, 4 Sports Editor 4 Quiz Bowl Team 4 Bio-Phy-Chem 4 JUDY NAVARRE 5808 Seaman 836-8540 G.A.A. 3. 4 Y-Teens 2, 3 Zetes 3, 4 DAVID NEI-IRINC 145 N. Fargo 693-6325 Senior Directory DENNIS NELSON 7014 Seaman 836-6811 Football 2, 3, 4 Varsity C 3, 4 Spanish Club 2 JAMES NELSON 1333 Bttry 836-5831 Limelighters 2,3,4, Officer 4 Speech 3,2, Officer 3 French 2, 3. 4 Band 2, 3,4 Musical 2, 3 JOI-IN NELSON 3425 Fleitz 691-6100 Varsity C 3,4 Football 2 Math Club, 2, 3 litnelighters 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3 JANELLE OLDHAM 305 Eastwood 691-1487 ,I.C.L. 2 Y.F.C. 2,3,4, Officer 3.4 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3,4, Officer 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Limclighters 2, 3 All School Play 2 Musical 2 Junior Class Secretary SUSAN O'NEAL 2316 Fink 693-8141 Limclighters 3, 4 SUSAN OPPE 804 N. Stadium 691-4991 Math Club 2 G.A.A. 3, 4 F.H.A. 4 VICKI OVALL 345 East Hampton 691-2083 Y-Teens 2. 3, 4 Zctcs 3, 4 G.A.A. 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Gir1's Glee Club 3 Choir 4 Quill and Scroll 3. 4 Crystal 2, 3, 4 Underclass Editor 3 Editor-in-Chief 4 Ohio Univ. Workshop 3 PHILLIP PADILLA 1460 Coy 693-9861 Varsity C 3, 4 REBECCA PAPENFUS 1434 Groll 691-4919 Gir1's Glee Club 2 Choir 3, 4 Limelighters 3 Y.F.C. 3 G.A.A. 3, 4 JEAN PAPP 4025 Corduroy 693-3965 Cheerleader 3, 4 G.A.A. 3, 4 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3,4, Officer 4 JEAN PARKER 6016 lVi1dhurst 726-1245 Limelighters 2, 4 Y,F.C. 3, 4 F.B.L.A. 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 3, 4 G.A.A. 4 Girl's Glee Club 2 Choir 3, 4 JANET PASTOR 2960 Starr 693-1607 Lirnelighters 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 3, 4 Student Council 4 GLORIA PATTERSON 3304 Stafford 691-1015 G.A.A. 3, 4 LARRY PAUL 6552 Seaman 836-3371 Boy's Glee Club 2 Choir 3, 4 RONALD PELTON 1502 Pieper 693-5985 Tennis 2 MARCIA PEPPERS 540 S. 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Ardley, Christine .,.,, Armstrong, Lewis ...... Arnold, Darrel .. Arnold, Gene ..... . Austin, George .. ..............,, .. -B- Bachmeyer, Marlene Balmsen, Lynn ,..,,r,,,. Mrs. Balmsen ..,..., Baker, James ....... Baker, Patti Baldwin, Greg .,..... . Baldwin, Pam .,... Balogh, Joe ....,, Balogh, Jolm .,,........... Balogh, Tony ........,..... Baranowski, Clement Bareiicld, Harold .e,...., Barnes, Carol ,..,.,, Mr. Barnes ....,...,,,.,., Barnes, Rodney .......,.. Barnhart, Ronald .,,.,. Bartha, Steve ....., ..... , .. Bartok, Beckie Bartok, Nancy ..... Basinger, Doug .,........ Basinger, Harold ..,... 5s,59Q 74, 76, 54, 55 511,113 77,113 104 .,84, 85 55,113 113 63,113 .1113 78,126 ......l04 ,. .,.. .,.,. ,... 1 0 4 54, ., 26 ..,..,.59, 104 66,113 , .... 104 .126 '18,5l, 66, 4, 68, 'u11i5fl5f55f . ...., 113 77, 113 1 1 3 .......l04 59, 104 13 .......104 76,126 76,126 and 85 63,113 69,104 30,104 19,113 13 56 .,,......,l04 ..,...l26 ......l26 ......l04 98 13 73,113 28,118,113 77,113 ......l26 . ..,.. .1104 Basinger, Jeanette ....... ..1.1,....,.111 ....1. .,11 l 2 6 Basketball ,,......,,.... Bass, Vickie ,.,,. Batch, Nancy .,...,, Batch, Randy .,...... Batch, Wayne ........ Bauer, Kathy ..... Bauer, Penny ....... Bauer, Rodney ...... Bauman, Analisa ...... Bauman, Mark .........., Bauman, YVayne ............ .. Baumgartner, Douglas Mr. Buunigarlnet' ........,.,.. Baxter, Christina ...... Beard, Larry ......,,.. Beard, Tarry . ., ,, Beals, Kent .. Beason, Larry ..... Becker, Janet ,. ,, Bedra, Craig ....... Bedra, Don Bedra, Ronald ........ 34, 35, 36, 37 ...,57 69, 10-1 .......6l, 62, 66 76, 128 ., .,.. 104 ......28. 114 23, 64, 56, 57, . .. .,..... .40 65 63 ,57, 114 104 70, 114 69, 104- 63, 10-1 56 ......55, 128 ..28, 114 , .... 26 114 528, 114 28,114 , .... 114 74, 77, 114 . ...,,,.,..,.,,.. 128 , ,.., 56, 104 56, 104 INDEX Bee, James .....,.,. ........ - .M ....... 128 Mrs. Iieehler ...,.... ......-v..,..---- - . 91 Belford, Sherryl ...... -. 2... ........ 7 7 114 Belford, Thomas .... ....-......,.......- 1 14 Belkofer, Kenneth ..... -..... .... - .......,...... 128 Bell, Janice ..,...,,...... ..... - 67, '74, 104 Below, Janice ...,,.. ...,......... 7 3 114 Benarth, John ...... - .A.A......... Bench, David . .....,, ................4., 1 28 Bensch, James .,,.., - ......,.,,...... . .....--..,. 123 Berger, Elaine ...... ....... 6 0, 61, 66, 128 Berger, Judith ..... ................. - ...... 1 29 Mr. Berkey ...,..,,........ ...- .... - ........,... 100 Berlincourt, David ..... .2 ,... - ,............- Berry, Deborah .... ........... . Berryman, Mark ....1. - ...,,.,, . ...,A. 104 Bert, Jesse .,,,......,...,..... ......-.. 1 05 Bigelow, Rebecca ......., .............. 1 05 Bigelow, Harold ...... ,,..A..... 5 5 129 Bigelow, Linda ........ .......... 6 0 114 Bigelow, Vickie ......... .2 ...,.............., ,77 114 Bigley, Constance ..... .......... - ....... 6 5, 67 129 Billings, Sue ...1.......... ,...... - .................-..--.----- 1 14 Billings, Thomas ,...... ..,.-, .,1. - ............. -...114 Binns, Thomas .... ...,.......... ....,.... . . . Bio-Phy-Chem .,., ...,. .......................... 65 Bires, George ..,..... ..- ...,.......... 30, 36. 105 Bires, Joe ...,.,.,,,,,...... .... - .H .,.,...,. 28, 38, 56, 114 Bittner, Albert ........ .... - ....... - - .........,.. 30 105 Bittner, Connie . .,,........ - ..,... a.. Blackledge, Donald Blackledge, Patricia Blair, Ginny ,...... ........ ...... Blakeley, Peggie .1.... Blasingim, Joyce ....., Blaylock, John ..,.. Bodi, Carol .,.,... Bodi, Marilyn .,..... Bodi, Scott ...,.., .. Bolton, Judy ...,.,,,, Bolyard, Angela ...... Bomer, Richard ......... ,..... Board of Education Borjas, Marie . ,......,.,... .. Boros, Ernest ......, ,. Bostic, Carolyn ........ Bourdo, Terry. ...... . Bowling .....,..,...,... Bowman, Mix .......... ........... - Boyer, Jacqueline ........ - .... Boyer, Pamela ...,...... Iloyis Glec Club .,..., Brecklin, Mark ,.,..... Brier, Gary ..1.............., Brentlinger, Edward Britton, Carol .............. Broron, Frank . ....,... , Broshious, Samuel ...,.. ..11, . Brower, Karen ,,,,, Brown, Frank ....... Brown, Marcia ,... Brown, Mike - ....., .. Brown, YVinona .... .... Bruggeman, Paul ........ Buck, Jim ............... Buehler, John ..,.. ...., Mr. Buehrer ..........,. Buentrostro, Juanita 66, 76, 129 .2 .... 57, 69, 105 114 138 105 129 105 105 129 105 105 114 114 114 , ...,,......... 84, 85 105 .......54, 79, 129 16, 129 39, 40 129 ....55 1 3, 16 . ,. ......., 57 1 Mr. Bumbauglz ............ ................,..... Bumbera, Barbara .,,,., .. ......68, 128 Burkett, Thomas ....,... Burns, Thomas ...,.... 105 114 56 130 114 105 114 55 114 105 130 105 105 114 105 114 97 105 87 130 105 Burnsworth, Thomas - .... -..-.105 Byers, Jack ..........,...,,... - .... . ...,...........- 114 Byers, Sheryl L. ..,................. -.--... -C- Caldwell, Michael .......... ........ - ...-.-.-.l05 Caldwell, Russell ...,. Callihan, Jack ........ Callihan, Judy ....,, Cammarn, Susan ..... Campbell, Linda ..,.. Campus Life Cannon, Janet ,....,,. Cannon, Linda ., Cantu, Armando ..... Carlo, Deborah ..,... Carlo, Michael ,,,,.. Carpenter, Nancy ...., Carr, Barbara ........ ll, 12, 48,130 ..,..-..-........,-..105 ...,.....75, 76, 130 W.- .,.,.. L .... 114 .WL ,..... 71 ........75, 130 105 '7lTTflw5 54, 63, 77, 114 Carr, Kathy ......,. .........., .. ,.60,105 Carroll, Terry ............... . ...,................ 114 Carroll, Woodrow ....... ..... -...- ,.... ....130 Carsten, Barry ,..,......... .....1....r......... 3 0,56, 105 Carstensen, Patricia Carstensen, William Carter, Carter, Dewayne ...- Kathleen .,... Carter, Sue ....... . .,,.. . Mr. Casey -.L. ...,,..... Chaffee, Jacqueline . Chaney, Sherman ...,. Cheatham, Al ........ Cheerleaders ......,... Chetister, John ......... Chetister, Richard Chrisman, Linda ..... Chone, Jenny ..,....... Church, Ted .,...., -. Clark, Charlse .,...... Clark, Debra ....... Clark, J eff .............. Clark, Joann ...- ......,.. .........,.,,, 5 7. Clark, Tom .,,,. Cluckey, Sue ....... Coken, Debra ...,. Coker, Patricia ,..... Collins, Collins, Collins, Elaine ....... Judy ....... Pat ..,,........ Gollum, Agnes ........... Cone, Debbie -,-..... Conley, Roger ........ Connelly, Chris ....... Conway, Lee Cook, Janeen ....,.. Cook, Robert ..,.. Cook, Robert ....... -...-. 05 .....,..... l 14 55, 77, 114 ..- .... 30, 31, 95 59, 66, 115 . -..- ,...........,........ .... 1 05 115 - .,.. M ........ 14, 15 lt lileliiifiiisi . . .... .Y73,77,l15 .,7,,,,.,l05 31 .....-w60, 69, 106 106 .....-L.. 1l5 15 Ntte,57,s2,s3,1o6 lee ..,....,.,.. 77,115 .n2iTmuni57Tl06 nnmnweneim .106 .t. -w,tu55,63,77,115 . -niC1:iiij59jll5 C131 L., .... - ........ 106 Coontz, Jim ......... ..-W-35, 55, 106 Mr. Coontz ..,.....,..... Mi- 1-.------ 92 Cooper Cheryl ...... .....-. - -57, 105 Cooper, Dallas ...... .,....-... W 24---105 Cooper, Sharon ............. ..- .,.. - ...-- . ---- M115 Cooper, Susan ............,.... .... - ..- .... -72, 105 Corado, Gail ........ 2..- .....,.... - .--. - --...-- -105 Cordell Darrell ........ ......,....---..---,-,,. - - 30 Cordell, Gary ........ ---M .--- 28,115 Corlett, Tom .. ...... ......-.,.,,-.-----.- 1 31 Cornell Michael ...... - .-.-.- -55, 105 Cornwell, Joyce ,..... ..... - 66, 76, 131 Cornwell, Karen ......,. ......... 7 6, 79, 131 Cornwell, Larry ,,,,....... Cottingham, Vernon L ....... 131 9 70 Cottrell, Keith .....,. Cottrell, Nancy .......... Coughlin, Thomas ..,..,AA Cousino, Bette .,,Y .,,..,.. Cousino, Terry ....,,, Coy, Rebecca ...,... Crabtree, Lee .,,..,, Mrs. Cramer .,..... Cramer, Phillip ,..., Crammond, Janet ....,. Crandall, Jeannine .... Cross Country ............ Mr. Crow ..,,....,l Crum, Greg ...... Crystal Staff .. Csehi, Mike .,,........ Culver, Diana ..,.... Cundick, Harry ,,.,... Curtis, Donald ,.,.... Curtis, Ronald ,........ ..D- Danekind, Gwen ............ Danekind, John ,.....,.... D'Annibal1e, Patricia D'Annibal1e, Priscilla Danyi, Bruce ......... . .,.... .. Dart, Florme ...,,..,...... Daunhauer, Patrick ,..,., Davies, Ted ............. Davis , Davis, Davis Davis, Elizabeth ...., Gilbert ..,., Kyle ......... Linda ..,......,. Dearsman, Duane ...,.. DeCant, Cindy ....... DeCant, Tom ,..., .... Del-Iart, Dennis .,,..., Delecluyse, Joan ..... Demilio, Max .....,,v, Demko, Kathy ......,...., DeNardo, 1'Vi11iam .,...... Dewey, Debra A. ..,.. . Dewey, Debra L. .... 1 DeWitt, Tom - ....,.... Diemer, Patty ..... Dietzel, Sally ............ Dimitroff, Kathy ....,,c. Dimitroff, lvilliam ,...., Dippman, Debbie ...... Dippman, Doug .,.,.. Dippman, Henry ....... Dixon, Dave ............... Dombrowsky, Tom .,..,. Domneyer, Robbie ..,. .,....106 .1.....,,.57, 106 15 115 60, 74, 77,115 ......132 87 72, 115 72, 106 55, 132 32 95 .,....115 59, 50, 51 15 77, 115 115 ....,...72 ..,...l06 .....,115 59, 106 ,,,,.,132 ......l06 76, 132 ...,..l32 48, 56, 115 57, 106 56, 106 68, 106 ,, .... 75, 132 .....,115 .,....106 .,,..,132 55, 115 ...,.,1l5 15 ......132 57, 57, 67 67 57, 63 ,,......18 ..,....,66 28, 73,106 73,106 60,106 annl15 79,106 57,106 70,115 76,132 48,115 .....106 .,.,,,1l5 .,..,,1l5 ......115 Donnal, Christie .,,..... ,,.,..... 5 5, 115 Donnell, Randy ..,...., .,,,....,, ..,.,,,.,, 5 6 ,106 Donnell, Ronald ........ ...,, , 1 ...,,. ...... 5 9, 132 Donnelly, Ed .......... ,............. ,.,.,,,. 1 15 Donovan, Patricia .,.,.. L i.,..... ......,...... Donovan, Phyllis .,.... ,................... Douge, Cynthia ,,,.... ,.......... ........ 5 5 , 76, 133 Douge, Daniel ..... - ..,,,..1 .......... 5 6, 106 Dragon, George ..... ,,.... ,.... 2 8 ,115 Dreier, Janet .,..... Dreier, Mariann ...l, Dreier, Martha .t,,,,1 Drlik, Charles ..,.. Dubbs, Don ,,.... Dubbs, Suzanne ..... Dugan, Patricia ..... Mrs. Dunson ,....... ....,.l15 57, 63, 69, 14, 79, 106 28,3116 76, 116 60, 106 ..,., 85 INDEX Duran, Frank ...,.,. Duran, Lydia . ...,.... Duran, Josephine ,..,.,.. DuPont, Walter ...... Duris, Bev ,.,,...,.., ., Dusseau, Debra Duval, Mary ......... Dybala, Joan .,.., Dybala, Sally .,,., Eagle Staff ........, Edinger, Dan ....... Eggert, Becky ...,... Eggert, Kathleen ..,.,. Egidi, Sandy ......... Egnatz, Gary ........, Ehrsam, Charles Ellis, Camille ......... Ellsworth, Randy . Elvey, Sally .......t... Emahiser, Rebecca Emch, Beverly Engelhardt, Bill ......... Engelhardt, Eileen Erdmann, Konrad Eversole, Jerry ..,...,..i, Mr. Euphrat ..... ....,.,,....., Fabian, Suzanne .,.,...,..., . Mr, Falor ...........,,. Farley, Arnold .,., Farley, Joe . Farrell, Diane ....... Mr. Federici ....,.t Fejes, Janet Mr. Fellhauer Ferguson, Cindi Fern, Connie .,,,..... Feyes, Barbara ..... Feyesh, Robert ,.... Fields, Gary ....,...... Fioritto, Frank ,,,,. Fisher, Sue Fizer, Paul ,.,,., Mr, F leitz ........... Fletcher, Kay ......... Football .,...,.....,.... Ford, George ......,. 41, L ....,,,.. .i,,,,,, ..., 6 0 , 106 116 133 ...Qffff66f'66f 54, 76, 1 1 133 106 133 116 133 52, 53 M9611 133, fffffiaf 1- 48, 134, 133 116 133 141 134 106 116 134 116 134 138 106 .,,....5s, 59, 13:1 26, 134 as 54, 135 ........56, 90 Fosgate, Jaclyn ..,...,, , Fosnaught, John Foster, Gloria ....... Foster, Sherry .,.,.. Fouty, Carol ..... Fox, Jennifer ...,...,. Fox, Joe .....,.........., Fox, Michael .,,...,,. Frank, Constance ...,.... Frank, Robert .,... Frank, Sandi ...,......., Fredericksen, Paul Free, John .,........,.. Free, Robert ..,,... . .... Freeman, Bertha .,,.,,,, Freeman, Garme 1 ...,.,. Freeman, Jim . ..1. ,, Freeman, Mattie French Club ,,,,,,,,, Frey, Debbie ............ Friend, Varlin N ,,,,,,..,. .,........26, 27, 100 I 16 ...,.......72, 89 ........,57, 116 ..,........106 65, 135 63, 79, 135 16 M ,.,1......, ,..,....,,......, 6 0, 106 .. ........1.............,.,..... 84 51, 57, 63, 67, 106 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 55, 76, 135 .....,....,..57 116 60, 106 16 ...,....l06 136 136 .,,....,55, 68, 79, 166 ........28, 38, 48, 116 1 16 16 ..........59, 69, 106 Friesel, Linda .....,,....... Frigmanski, Georgia ,,.., Frigmanski, Jerry ...,,,, Fryman, John ..,...,1.. Fryman, Linda .,,,.,,, Fuire, James ., , F.l3.L.A. . FDA. .......,. 1 F.H.A. ...., . F.T.A. .. ..... -G- G.A .A. ..... ,. ....,.,. Gahler, Linda ....,, Gahlcr, Robert ..,.., , Gahler, Roy ,,1,,..,.. Gall, Frank ,..,.. Gall, Irene ,.,,,, Gall, John Gall, Steven .......,.. Gallagher, Alan ..,,,. Garard, Jerry ..,,.. Garcia, A1 .....,.., Garcia, Gloria .,.... Gardner, Paula .1..,.. Miss Carey ,.,...... ,. Gata, Don .....11 Geisert, David ..,,.. Geldine, Alyce ,..,...., Geldinc, Becky .,,,,.. Genson, Judy ,..........,. Gcoffrion, Michael ..,1.. George, Kenneth ...,... Giese, Shirley .......,, Gilbert, Florence ....... Gilbert, 'William ,.,,,.. ,..QQfQ5sf 136 136 116 106 136 136 79 75 78 74 76, 77 57 ..,,fffQQQQff5s 55, 74, 76 fff'55f66f , ..,1,.,.. so ,..QfffE5 Giles, Peggy ....,... ..1....... . . Gill, Joanne ,,...........,........ ................ Gillette, Beulah ..,...1,....... . ....... ....... 7 6,79 Gillingham, Bobbe June Gillingham, Cyrus ................ Gipe, David ........................ Girls' Glee Club ..,.,, Glass, Jim ..,............. Goad, Roger .....,, a ..1... Golightly, Richard ....... Gomoll, Thomas ...,.,. 55, 137 72 1 1 106 136 116 116 136 117 136 106 106 117 106 137 89 71 117 117 117 137 137 117 137 117 137 117 137 106 106 117 57 106 117 150 106 Gorka, Linda .,.1........ ..,, ............ 5 5 117 Gould, Cheryl ...1.. ,..,.,....-. 1 37 Goulet, Donald ,,......... .. ............. ...117 Grabcnstettcr, Roxanna ., ,. .....,.,. 57 106 Grant, Christine ......,,..,,.,.. Gramcs, Mary .11... ,.,, AAA. 1 1 7 Graver, Alan ............... .......,. 1 17 Gray, Don ...1.................., .-,..--.-... 1 06 Greenwood, Darlene ..,..... ........,, 7 6 146 Gregor, Sue ....,.....,...,,.,... ................ 1 17 Greisigcr, Marlene ..,., ...1..1.........1.. 1 06 Greisigcr, Rhonda ..,.. a ,..,.....,,.. 106 Mr. Grelzingcr ........ ........ 2 3,97 Grimm, Wesley ........ ..... . ....., 1 40 Grodi, Randy . .,.. ,...,,,......,.. 1 06 Groll, Debbie ............. .,,...,.,.,....,,.... 5 7, 69, 106 Grosjean, Dennis ......................,...,....,.1.......... 107 Gross, Carole .,..........,., ..... 5 8, 60, 61,74, 76,136 Grotz, David ........ .......,.. ,..,. ..,.................... 1 4 0 Grover, Leona ,..,,..1.. ........... - ...140 Grover, Russ ..,,....... ............,,,... . 107 Gruenwald, Marcia ....... ......... 7 6, 134, 140 Gruetter, Roy ........., ................ 1 17 Gulish, Geri ..,., .,...... 1 17 Hall, Cathy ..,,.,, .. Habegger, David ..,.,.. 1. Hagedorn, Dan Hagedorn, Viola ,,.,. Haley, Jol1n .....,..,, Halka, Debora11 ...., Halka, Sandra ...,..,. Hall Hall 1131i Hall Hall , Chris ...... Debra .. Gary ...., Jim ..., , Naomi .,.... .. Hall, Sharon ..., .1 Hamilton, Mark Ham mon ,,,fE'eb ra ,.,.,,. Hammond. Sharon .,.,,. Hancock, Ralph Harris, Ellen .,...........,, Hanely, Dan Hanna, Diane ..,., Hansen, Jolm .. Hansen, Sheila ........ Hardi11g, Jeffery ......a Harding, Richard ,.,,, Mr. Harmon ..,,....... .... Harrington, Sheryl ..,,,. Iiams, Donald ,,.,, Harris, Gerald ...,,.... Harris. Marvin .,,,.., Harrison, Carl ,...... Harrison, Russ .....,, Hart, Peggy ...,.., 1 Hart, Robert ...,.. 1 Hartford, David ,,.,.. Hartford, Diane . ,,.. . Hartford, Linda .,,,.. Hartford, Robert .,.,,...... Hartford, Steven ..,........... Hartford, Walter Ted ..,,,. Harting, Richard ...,.,,,,.. Hartranft, Keith ...... I-Iartranft, Mike Haskins, Donna ..,... Hassler, Sally Hattery, Gary .,,,,. I-lattery, Mike .,.. I-Iausch, Robert ...... Mr. Hauler .....,,....... Hawkins, Steven ..,.... . 59,117 63 Haynes, James ......,. 1 Mr. Haynes .,....,,..... Haynes, Phillip ...,...., Hecke, Roxy . ...... Hecklinger, Charlene ..., Heilman, Larry ......,......... I-Ieilman, Victoria ..,,., 10 Hei11tsche1, Ronald ....,.,. Heintschel, Ruth ..,,,.. Hendershot, Deb ..,.... Henderson. Barry I'IC'11ClCl'S011, Harry ,,,,,. , . Hendrickson, Sandy ..... 1-Ienning, John ....... Heringhausen, Ron .,...., Herman, Debbie .,......, Hernandez, Tony .... 1 Herrera, Margie Hess Hess, Hess, Hetz, , Carol .....,,....... Janet ,,,,.,,,,,,, Mike . ...,, . Deanna ......., 11 118, 19, 62. ,117 11.157, 63, 70, 107 ..................... .107 ..1111..140 17 55, 117 . ,.,..... 54, 117 68, 77, 117 .....1.........1110 1 11140 111.1.55, 117 1169, 107 17 07 . ,,,, ,.,...., 1 17 .11..1.26. 140 17 ..,..,..,............... 55 114, 15, 75, 76,141 62 86 11.160, 69, 107 107 11141 17 63, 107 1 ..., l4,l5, 77,117 ....,....,. .107 57, 117 1 .,.,,.,.. 107 72 1 ....... 1.1117 17, 55,141 .1111.11O7 ....,....141 ..111.1O7 ...,.....1l7 141 17 .........1l7 . ..... . ,........107 21, 26, 28,141,142 11.128, 56, 117 63, 77,117 , ..,. , ,....,...... 48, 107 , 12, 48, 61, 76,141 ..1.57,79,107 11111111117 11ii:iii117 141 1111176, 1111141,117 11116537117 .1mm111H8 .f11e6ie5ie7i141 1111-111--1111s 1111142 18 INDEX I-libbits, Paul ..,..... Hibbits, Susan .....,,.,..... 1 07 1.11.1142 Hickman, Chuck ....1...,., 1....111.... ,,,,1.,.. I-Iieber, Richard .11 ...1....,.,,,.,.,..., .,,,, . .1107 High School Quiz Bowl Team .,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,, 23 Higley, Connie ..1.,,,,..,.,.. ..,............. ,1.,..1.. 5 4 ,77 Hilditch, Phillip ....1,.,....... .,,,..1. ....,..,, I 0 7 Hileman, Juanita ...11.1 ..,1.... , 118 Hindall, Cindy ...,.,, ,1,,.,, ......... 1 0 7 Hindall, Jack ..........,.....1.1.1 .1.....1.1. 1 Hinojosa, Juanita -..1 1.....,.,. 1,,...1 2 6,118 Hinojosa, Wilfredo 1..... .,.,,,, 5 6,142 Miss Hocking ..,.1...,..... ,,.,,,. 7 7, 100 Mr. Hoefllin ..1..1, .................. 1 98 Mr. Hoesman 1........ 1.1.....111..,..... . 65,86 I-Iofbauer, Robin .......,.. ......... 5 6,6l,63, 142 Hoffman, Lou Ann ...... ...................... 1 07 Hoffman, Susan ....1... 1....... 7 3, 76, 142 Holmes, 'Theresa ...... I-Iolt, Mike ........,............11...... Homecoming ...1. 1 ..1...,.11 Hoot, Bill .......... Hoot, Chuck ...1..........,,11 Hopkins, Mike Horst, Katherine .1.,.. Horvath, Chuck ..1.1 Horvath, Linda ,1... Horvath, Rick .,.,..... Horvath, Robert .,..1. I-Iosely, Charles ...,...,,,,.,. I-Iosley, Raymond .11..... Howell, Bonnie ........ Howell, Carol ,1..1 Howell, Rick ......... Hozak, Richard ..1.. 1-Irbac, Carl ............. Hubaker, Denise ...... Mrs. Huebner ......... Huenefeld, Curtis .... Mr. Hughes 1 ...,1..,... Hunt, Charlene ........ Hurrelbrink, Karen ...... Mr. Huyck ............... Hyott, Robert 1,... .....1.1.. .111. ller, Robert ....... Imm, Kathryn .,.,1 Irmen, Carol 1,... . ..1....... . -J- Jablonski, Angie ,....1.,.1. ......... 18 11.110, 11,12 107 1Qff65f 1f1fE5f 'M'isQ 2l,69, Jackson, Debbie ........ .................. Jaco, Vickie .......,.... Jaegle, Daniel ............ Jaegle, Dave 1 ....... 1 .....,,, . Jaquillard, Billie ...... Jaquillard, Janice ...... Jaquillard, Meri ........... Jaquillard, Ro11a1d - ......... 1 Jaquillard, Roxanne ...........,.. 111107 51,107 76,142 28,118 51,118 56,107 42 144 1 07 1 44 1 1 8 56,107 56,107 51,118 69 88 36, 107 94 ......107 111144 92 . .... 118 111118 79,107 75,144 72,107 57,118 18 111144 44 79 76, ,144 ..11....144 ........1107 Jeffries, Jack ............... . 1 .......... ........., 1 07 Jeffries, Larry .1....., .1..,... 2 5,144 Jeffries, Shirley .......... ...,...... 1 44 Jendruch, Barbara ....... ........ 57,107 Jendruch, William . .... .... 1 .1 .......1....... -..145 Jenkins, John .............. 11.1 .............. -107 Jennings, Dianne .... ........., 1 4, 57, 69,107 Jennings, Richard ....... 145 Jeschke, Pamela ........ , 11117 9 ,107 Jinkens, Diane ...., Jinkens, Harry Jobe, David .,..... Jobe, Sue 1.1 ....... Johnson, Bob .......... Johnson, Cindy ........ Jo1111son, Chuck ...... Mrs. johnson ......... Johnson, 1Vanda Miss jones ............. Jones, Terry ...1... Judso11, Mike ..... Kain, Roberta 1 145 18 11.150, 70 118 111..v56 107 107 145 118 90 118 .1..11,1,.48, 85 11111 ..... 118 ....1..118 107 Kaiser, Betty ........ 57,72 Mr. Kandik 1 ......,.... ........ 3 6,86 Kasack, Homer ...... ......, 1 72,107 Kayser, Julie ..... ...- ........ - V... 118 Keaton, Jean .. 1 ....... 75,145 Keckstein, Scott ...... ......... 2 8,118 Keiser, Betty ............ . .............1.,... .107 Keller, Thomas ........ ..,. 26, 136, 145 Kelly, Sherrie ....... .............. 5 4, 76, 145 Kennedy, Bonny 1 .......... ........ 1 -15 Kennerly, Cathy ...... Kennerly, Martha ........ Keslmg, Joy ..1........... Kesling, Michael Kessler, Kathy Kessler, Kessler, Keith ....... Sheilia ..... Kessmar, Carol 1 Kidd, J ohn ......... Kiel, Susann ..... King, Dan .......,. King, Kathy King, Keith ....... King, Kenneth 1 King, Sandy ......... Kingery, Martha ...... 11172 Kinney 1 ......... Kipker, Rick ..... 1111108 .1..1..78, 118 145 .........55, 138 118 55, .. .,.. 66,134,138 18 77, 79,118 1 ........... 1 ..... 108 . .1108 1.....1,68, 77, 119 54, 138 111-1108 Kirk, Lynne ........... ........ 4 S, 68, 77, 119 Kitchen, Karen ........ .....,......,.....11.1 1 38 IMT. Kitz ............. ...................1 ....... . 1 00 Kitzler, Danny ..... ................ ............ 1 1 .108 Klagg Tate ........ .... .... ......... 5 4 , 60, 73, 76, 138 Klawitter, Edward ..,. . 26, 28, 61, 138 Klawitter, Ron ........ .1.1..27, 28, 72, 119 Klempner, Terry ........ . .................. 119 Klickman, Jane 1 ........ 59, 65, 67 119 Kline, Janice ...,... ..... - .... , ,,.... 1 08 Kline, Jim ........,....... - .....,,, 4.2 Klorer, Rosemarie .,.. .... 7 5,130 Knitz, Richard .. ........ .........,....,.... 4 1 Knitz, William .... 1 ......... .....,. 2 5, 108, 139 Koester, Debbie ...... ....,.,., 5 7,78 108 Koester, Donna . .... ...... .,..., 6 6 ,119 Koester, Greg ....... ......1. . 30 103 Kohler, Kathy ...,.. .....,...... 1 19 Kohne, Coleeen .... 1...... .139 Kohne, Ginny ....... ..,.,... 1 08 Kollarik, Chris ..... .-.119 Kollarik, Gil ,..,. ..,... 1 . 1 ....... ...... .... 1 1 1139 Kollarik, Paula ........ 1 ........ Komon, Alice ....... .. Kornon, Carol Kornon, Mike ....... Kontak, Doug ....... 11157, 59, 76, 139 11156, 68, 69, 108 119 108 Metroff, George ...,.. 63 70, Kopena, Gerald .,..,,.. Kopka, Donald .. .. Koral, Carrie . . Koren, Karan Koren, Kim . ., . Kovacs, Kim .. ..,.. . . Kovescli, Robert ........ Krieg, Linda ,,,,,,,..v Kristoff, Tom . . Kroetz, Gene ..,,,.,..,..., uuuulssf Krueck, Richard ......i. o,,...,.. Krueger, Michael Kuhlman, Sue .......r 54, Kundts, Sue .. .,.,........ ,,...rr,. . .. Kutsch Larr , y ,,...., ,.,.,,i. . . Kwialkowski, Karen 72, 26, 68, Kwiatkowski, Kevin .......,. ,...i..., Kwiatkowski, Pamela -L.. LaCourse, Diana .......i. . .. LaCourse, Floyd ...... ..... LaCourse, Howard .,,.. ,.,,,,,, LaCourse, Kathleen .,,., Laing, Jim .i........., ...,.. ...A . 51 30 17 Lajti, Jean ...,,,,,.ii i,,,.. ,.,,,,,i, Lallendorf, Nancy L. Lamoreaux, Candice Lamoreaux, James Langel, Pattie ......,. Langrill, James ,.ii.. Langrill, William ,,,,,, 16 Larrow, Roy - .,,,,.... ,ii.. L . Lazur, Ron ,....,,.ii...... ........ . .. Lazzaro, Jim ......, ...,. ......, . . 11 Leathers, Mark ..,, L ,,....... .............., L Lehman, Gregory ...... .,....,,, 2 6,28 Lehman, Patricia .. ..,,.,,.., Lchr, Glen ,..,..,..,,,..,,.,.,. ..,.... . . Lemon, Richard ,.., L ,......,, Lenning, Jerry ...,.. .,.... Lewinski, Sue .,,,, ,,..,.,,. Lewis, Patti ...,, .,.,..,,, 5 5 Limeliglzlers ................. Limmer, Les ......, L ....,... Limmer, Mark ...,.r Limmcr, Michael ..... Limpf, Karen ......., L .,.., . ,.,,,,. 59 Limpf, Mary ,..,.,. ,..,..... 6 0 Lind, Brian .,.,.., .,.. ,...., ........ Liptack, Barbara .....i ....., Lisowski, Patricia 55 1 68 Lrvchak, Diana ,...,...,. .....,,.,... Lofquist, Keith .,,.,,.,r Lofquist, Linda Long, Jacque .,...,.. Loomis, Albert ,.,i,. Loomis, David ,...,, Lopez, Olivia .,ii. Lopez, Miquel ...i,. Lopez, Ruth ...... Losie, Janice Losie, Merry ...,. . Loveday, Susan ...,.. Lowry, Robert ...,.,.. Ludeman, Alan ..,... Ludwig, Donald ...,... Lueckc, Eunice .....,, Lumbrezer, Cheryl . Luther, Pete ..,.,,, . .,,., Lutznian, Mark ...... 72 98 ......-. , 60, ii 63 73 59 9, 67 59 30 119 139 108 119 139 108 119 139 119 108 119 119 119 108 108 108 146 146 119 146 108 108 119 119 111 146 119 108 108 108 146 119 146 108 108 119 108 119 63 119 146 108 119 147 108 119 108 147 119 147 119 147 108 108 147 147 147 .. 79 108 119 108 119 119 119 108 108 INDEX -M- Mabrey, Carla .... . McAtee, Karen ......... McAtee, Kathleen McClintock, Richard McGee, Judy ......,..,... McGee, Penny ...,...., McGuire, Julie .... -. McLaughlin, Frank . McLaughlin, Trudy . McMurry, Judith ...,. McNeal, Patty ,,,,,,,. Madison, Gary .,.,.,.. Mahr, Les .,.........r Mahr, Mike .......,.. Malone, Deloris ..... Manning, Sharon .,..,.. Marquette, Nancy ..,.. Martin, Gary .. .... .. Martin, James Martin, Kathy Martin, Margaret .,..... Martinez, Carol ,..,. Martinez, Dora .....,, Mascsak, Alan .... Mason, Louise ..... Mason, Patty ..,,.,,..,,. Masters, Vernon ,..., Mata, Regina ....,. Mata, Robert .,,,., Math Club .............,. Mathews, Shirley ,.,.. Mathile, Melinda ,..,.., Meeker, Cheryl .,...,. Meier, Connie ...... Merren, Jane ....,...... 78, 101 .........148 .........108 48 . ,..,, ..i,.,zzz.,,.z,..,,,.., , ....... 19 -7-16T26i6lT136,148,150 .---,,-t-,-51,s7,74,10s .......l4, 57, 108 .......,148 19 .........l08 19 .......... 48, 119 L ...,,, . ,,,..., 36, 48, 108 19 ............107 ..........57,108 ....,.. .108 ...,...1... .119 .. .... 51, 57, 119 . ,....,..,. 71, 120 ............108 .. .,.1.1,..,.. 120 - ...., ..,....,,.,,,...,,,. 6 4 61, 73 Mrs. Moolc Morales, Daniel .,.,. Morgan, Debbie ..... Morgan, Emilie ,.....,, Moritz, Thomas .,,,,, Morris, Cathic Morris, Pam ........... Morrison, Roger ,.,,.,. Morse, Diane ..,i.,.,. Mrs. Morse ....,,,..,..... Mottmiller, Ed Mottmiller, Lila ..... Mulinix, Randall ....... .. Munier, Joe .,.i..i..,.r, Murphcy, Allen .,,,, Murphy, Debby . Murray, Suzann ..,,. 69 108 ,..,.... 57, 66 120 - ,...,,,,.....,.,,..,.. 76, 148 Mesteller, Debra ....... ..,..... 4 8, 50, 66, 74, Metzker, Larry ..,1..., Meyer, Diane 120 120 Myricc, George .,,,........,. Nagy, Nagy, NHEY- Nf18Yf Nalioz -N Barbara ....... George Louis ..,,............,.,, Rebecca .,.,,,,......,,,.. ml Honor Society Navarre, Judith Navarre, Mary . ......, .i.... Mr. Neal .........., .. Mrs. Needles ....,,, ,... . Nehring, David .... . ..........48, 59, 68, 69, 109 Meyer, Glen ......,..,...,... .- ...........,.,.,,.,.,... 59, 109 Middaugh, Kristine . Mikesell, Sandy ,.,,,,, .. ,,,,,,,. .17,55,73,77, 120 Mikolas, Connie ...,..,.....,. -L ..1.,.,,.,, ,,,, 1 7, 77, 120 Miles, Millen, Jacque .... ...,.,. James .... 1. Millen, Robert ....... Miller, Barbara ..... Miller, Bob .......i.. Miller, Bruce Miller, Bruce ........ Miller, Charles Miller, David ...... Miller, Ken ............. Miller, Sandra ....... Minerd, Mark Minnick, Debi ....... Mitchell, 'I' ed ...... Mlynek, Tom ......... .11,12, 14, 76,136,148 109 55, 148 ..........56, 109 48 .........109 ....148 ........,........ .109 .- ................ . 26, 148 76, 79, 149 67, 69, 109 L ......., ......... 1 49 Mogavero, George ..... 98 57, 69, 109 .......57, 71, 109 150 .........48, 57, 67 109 150 96 150 . ....... .................... 1 20 109 23, 61, 64, 65, 74 150 109 ............120 ....,.,.,109 ..........60, 109 ............l09 ....150 68 ................... . 61 .......66, 76, 150 ..-.....58, 91 .,......79, 92 150 Nelms, Christine ....... ....... 6 0,711,109 Nelms, Joyce ........... .......... 6 0,120 Nelson, Dale ........ .................. - ........,...... 3 0,109 Nelson, Dennis ......................,.............. 26,151 Nelson, James ........... 58, 59, 61, 63, 73,151,163 Nelson, John ....... . ........................................... . Nelson, Paula ...... ..,......................... 5 7. 72, 109 Nelson, WVi11iam ......... .......111...... 1 09 Neundorfer, Tom .. ..... ...,1,1,.,...,.,,, . 151 Mr. Niederlzausev' ..... ......... 3 0,3l,98 Niederhauser, Mark ..... .......... 5 5,120 Niczgoda, Barbara ..... ....... ..... - ..... I 0 9 Nissen, Ray .......i..... ................ 2 8 120 Nissen, Sharon ....... ........ 5 4, 74, 77 120 Noel, Paul ...........i... .................. 1 20 Norden, Cheryl ....... ....,.. ...A l 3 0 151 Novak, Bruce ....... .... Nuszbaum, Jerry Nuszbaum, Mary Mr. O'Brzen .... Mrs. O'Brien ....... O'Bricn, Michael Odncal, Okenka, Oldham, L0- Gail ........., ..,,.i. Marty ........ Oldham, Janelle . Gary .... Mohler, Scott ............,., 39 30, 56, 109 ............120 .........109 59, 64, 73,120 19, 50, 62, 63, 71,120 150, 151 71, 109 ..........54, 151 ........l51 ............151 O'Neal, Mary ..... O'Neal, Nancy O'Neal, Sue ...... Oppe, Susan ................. Osborne, Patricia ...,. Oswald, Linda ............... ..... Oswald, Ronnie ......,...,,.. Ovall, Vicki .........1 50.51, Molinski, Thomas ..... ......... 1 09 Mominee, Emily ..... ........, 1 49 Mominee, Larry ..... ........, 1 09 Mominee, Paul ........... . ........ 149 Mominee, Theresa ....... ......... 1 09 Montague, Linda ..... ......... 1 20 Montez, Isabel ...1....... ........ . ..l20 Montez, Margarita ..... Montez, Roland ...... Montry, Chuck ........ . ..... ....57, 109 149 Overmier, Clare .... ........... . Owens, Owens, Owens, Jeannie ....... Steve ........ Wilma ....... ..........78, ,,........57, , ,,.................... 77, 55, 61, 66, 68, 76, fffffis 151 109 120 151 152 109 109 109 Pactorek, Ted ...,.... .... Padilla, Phillip ...,. Pannell, Michael . Papenfus, Rebecca Papp, Jean ,..,,.....,.. Parker, Andy .....,. Parker, Jean ....... Parker, Joseph ,,.,. Partin, Debra Parton, Reid .,,.,., Pastor, Janet .. ...,..,.... .. Patterson, Gloria . .....,, .,,...l... ,,......., 6 7 ,16 Patterson, Debbie Paul, Kathy .......,, Paul, Larry .,.......,., Paulsen, Cathy ,,,l,,,,.. Paulsen, Jeanette Paxton, John ...,..,.. . . Pearson, Carole .,.... Pearson, Don ,.l.... Pederson, Carl .,.,., Pegarch, Pelton, Pelton, Peppers, Paula ...... Danny ...,,,., Ronald ...... Marcia .,,.,t . Perlinski, Gary ..,,,. Perras, Douglas ...... Perras, Kathy .,... Perry, Peggy .......... Perry, Roger ...,........., Pesany, Mary Lou Peters, Elaine ,.,,,....... lQffElf5Ef ............14, 16, 1f7If55f76fisf , 13, 48, 63, 76,152 ,- ,,. w.,,.. .ea69 .,t,Q111BB ,e,ec,57,69 109 152 152 152 152 109 109 109 163 153 109 120 153 109 ..,,....48, 57, 68, 69 120 ,,...,....l20 109 e1tQfiBlf58f QffQQGfe5fi56f ,,fIf56f66f5if 109 153 153 120 153 109 120 120 121 .. .... 50, 55, 61,138,153 Mr. Peterson ...... . ,....,.,.., .....,...,,...,......,l, 7 9, 93 Peterson, Mildred ...., ..,..,..,.,,..,. 1 53 Phillips, Claudette .....,, .,...,., 57 109 Phillips, Gail ...,,,, ,.,,,,, . .,,...,, 5 7,72 109 Phillips, Lee .,.,.,.... ,....,,,,,, 5 6 109 Phillips, Mike ..., .,,.,..,.... l 53 Phipps, Cyndie .. ,....... 55,153 Phipps, Linda .,..,... .,,....., 5 7,69 109 Pierce, Floyd ,...... .... ....153 Pierce, Lynne .,...,,. .....,,.,,..,, 7 6 Pittman, Mike ....... . ....,,. 56 109 Plank, Dan ........... ..,.,... 1 21 Plank, Pat .,.........,., . ,..,, 56 110 Poddany, Joseph .. .... ........ 3 0 110 Poenicke, Karen ...,.... ,.,,..,, 6 9 110 Pocnicke, Kirk ...,.. ........,,..... 6 5 153 Poppe, Bruce ...,.,..., .,,.....,...... 6 0,64 110 Poppe, Jeffery ..., ........,, 5 9,6l,64 154 Mr. Posce .1,,,,...,... ........,,.........,..,. 9 8 Mr. Potter .......,.......... ..,....... 8 5 Poulson, Jeanette ...... ,,.,. , ....,.,. 1 10 Poulson, Robert ........ ,.,... . .30 110 Powers, Cindy ........ . ....l2l Prater, John ,....,. .,,..., 1 21 Mr. Pratt ............, ., .... 96 Preciado, Mary .,.,.. ,,,,... l 10 Preciado, Rene ....... ..... ,...... 1 1 0 Price, Denny ..... .... .... ......, . ..... 1 2 1 Prottengeier, Kenneth , ,... ..,, ,,,.... 1 2 l Purtee, Carl ....,. . ...,,. ..... . , ....... 154 Purtec, Darryl ...... ,...... ,,..,..... 1 1 0 Mr. Pyle .,,,.......... ,- .....,..... ....... 9 8 -R- Rader, Shad ......l . ..... ....,.. . . ....,Y 154 Ramos, Francisco ....., .,.... Ramos, Juanita ....,,,... . ........, 121 Ramsey, Douglas ...... ...,,,.... 1 54 INDEX Ramsey, Gary ..... Ratliff, Pauline ...,.., .....-.-...-.,l21 -.....-.,,.-79,155 Mrs. Ravenscrojt ................ 2 ,....... L- ......i, 64, 87 Rawlings, Kathy .,,,,,.. Raxton, John .,....1.....,, L .... 72,110 121 Mr. Reason ............ 2 ,........ -.-WA 62, 89 Reddington, Patrick ,1..,,, ....,,.,...... L 55,121 Reed, Terry ....,, ...,......., . .- ......., 21,121 Reichow, Elmer .,,,,... -DL ....,., 110 Rciff, Gary ....,,... ....,,,,....., . .Y ...... 125 Reihing, Gary ,.,.,,,... - ...,,..,. .....,, 3 0 110 Reihing, Sandra .........,,, , .. ....,110 Rcmmert, Rosemary ...,,.. - ,,.......,,.... 55, 121 Rcttig, Michael .,,,,.,..,,.,,, ................, - ......,..... 5 5 Revenaugh, Donald ....,., - ......,.. 26,142 155 Revcnaugh, Ron ,.,.,....... .....,...... - ,,..,, 1 10 Reynolds, David ....,.,, ......,,,....... .155 Reynolds, Dave ,.,,.., ...,....... . ..-,....12l Rhodes, Pat ....... . .....,,1 - ........,......1 277, 121 Richardson, Mark ....,1,. .1.,.. . - .......,,.1.... Riechlow, Elmer ...... ..... - ......... ...... 2 5 6 Rigg, William ...,,.... ...... - 270,73 155 Rippey, Patricia ..,.... . .... ..- .......,, 57,121 Ritterbach, Helen ...,..., ............ - ..e.,.55,155 Ritzenthaler, Steve ......., ......... 2 0, 28, 48, 121 Roach, Gary . .....,....... .....,... 2 - ..... .2110 Robb, Belinda ......... .....,... 5 8, 60, 66, 121 Robbin, Sharon ..... ............ 5 7, 71, 110 Roberts, Larry .....,.., U- .1... ...M110 Roberts, Mari ..,,,,...... .... - 257,59 121 Roberts, Michael ...... 2 ....... .. 121 Robeson, Sue ........... ,..., - .... 7 8 121 Robinette, Steven ..,-. ...... e-.-70, 155 Robinson, Robert ...... -mm ....,. 56,110 Robinson, Sandi ............ ....,..,11 1 55 Rodriquez, Marlene - ....... ...... 5 5 Rodriquez, Nelson ........ ..,......,. - ..,.... 1 21 Roe, Sharon ..... 2 1...... ..........,. - ..1.....,. 1 21 Rollman, Dolly ....... L- ..... -.-110 Romney, Gary ...,,1... ,,........ ..,... 3 6 Romstadt, Betty ..... -... ...,. - ,.1. 121 Romano, Dennis ........ .....,... W ,...,. 1 55 Romstadt, Jeff ...,.,. - ........ -2121 Romstadt, Paul .............. ..............,......,. A 121 Romstadt, Richard ....,......................,. - 1.,...1.. Ross, Curtis ...- ........................ - ..... ..- ...., ...110 Rothbard, Richard ..1l, 20, 26, 27, 48, 142, 155 Rothcnbuler, Lawrence ,.............. W. .... 26,156 Rothcnbuler, Linda .............,,.......... --.-55, 121 Rought, Debbie ..... .... . .e-..76, 79, 156 Rubio, Rosita ...... ........., A ...... 1 10 Ruiz, Bob ,...,.... . - ,1.,... 59, 121 Ruiz, Cecelia ......,, ........... 7 5, 156 Mr. Rupp .,.- ,..........,.. .V........ 6 3,71.97 Rutkowski, Linda ,........... .......,.1..... - 121 -5- St. Germain, Carol ...... ....,..,......... 1 21 St. Germain, Michael ...,. ..... - ..... 2 ,-..156 St. John, Sandra .......... ........,, 7 9,136,156 St. John, Tim ,........... ......-.. - .,....... 1 10 St. Jolm, XVil1iarn ...,.... ..... - ..121 Sabo, Beverly .........,.. ,.......,.1...,,.,.1.........1. 1 10 Sabo, Kathy ..,.,..., ......,.................,... 5 4,156 Saelzler, James ....... ........ 6 0, 61, 63, 64, 74, 156 Sallee, Brenda ...., .....,.. .... - .......... . . ,.,57,11O Samuhel, Mike .,..... - ....,.....,......,....... .4110 Sandwisch, Terry .,..,... 2 .... -. 28, 121 San Miguel, David ........, .... 2. - ..,... .. Sarka, Denis ,............ - ......,... M..- ..,1.,.. 121 Sauceda, Gloria .L ,,,..... L .......,.., 157 Sayers, Rick ...,. Sayers, Valerie .... ,,Q1f95f Schaefer, Craig ,..1..,.... ,.......,. 3 0, Schaefer, Gary .,... 2 ...,...... ................... 2 6, Schanke, Thomas ......, ,.,....,.,........,.........,. Schaus, Kathleen ...,........,1,.... 57,66,68,77, Scherack, Jim .......... - ...............,......,..... 72 Scherack, Marie ,..... ...........,....,... 7 6, Schimming, Jenny ...,. .,..... 5 1, 74, Schrnidlin, Tim ..,,. Schmidt, Debbie ....... Schmidt, Judy .,,,..1..,... Schmidt, Ronald .,.... - ...,.., Schmitz, Larry ...,,... Schnee, Douglas .,.... Schwierking, Clint ....... Schwierking, Rod ....,,,,. Schwierking, Raymond Schumaker, Jon ...,,..,.., Schumaker, Sandra ,.,.. Scothern, Debbie ....... Mr. Scott ,.- ....,,....,,. . Seammen, Barb ...... Searle, Michael .,,,.,, Seery, Michael ........ Seferian, Susan ...,.,.. Segura, Aurora ........ Segura, Rosalinda ..,... . Selee, Mark ....,.,.... Selleck, Donald ........ Senior Directory ...... Shadler, Greg .,.,,. Shafer, Sandra .....,....... 56 ........57, 69 ........-57 110 121 110 127 121 121 110 157 110 110 110 110 ,..........,121 'qwunnuvnfisv .. ,,,,,,, 30, 36, 56 110 ,157 ..11O ..12l Qf1156fs5 110 .. 95 68, 72, 77 121 iQfQE5fE5 neuccvs 1 110 110 110 nunnuil2l - ................ 55 121 16-1 .........122 Shaffer, Connie .- ......,. .,.., , ,,...... .,,.,,,l10 Shaffer, Virginia ....... ......,, 5 5, 74, 75, 127 Shaink, Don .,.....,... - ........ ,.....,,,,,,...,.,,,,,, 1 10 Shaink, Terri .......,..... ,...... .,.,,,..,, 5 5 ,122 Shaneck, Richard ....... .,.1 ..,,...,. ..,...,,.... 1 2 2 M-r. Shank .,............., N .,.,...... ,,,,,,.,,,,, 8 5 Shanks, Mike .......... Shanteau, David ..,,,, Shearer, Pat ....,......,,, .. Shelton, lvillard .....,. Shepherd, Annette ......, Sherry, James .......,...,... Sherry, Ron ...- .....,., .-. Sherwood, Michael ....... Sherwood, Steven ...,.., Shinaver, Clifford ..... Shiple, Beverly ........ Shiple, Jerry ........ Shiple, Rick ..,.... Shoop, Brian ........ Short, Carolyn ,,,,,, Short, Forrest .. Short, Garfield ...,..., Short, Dennis ....... - .......... Shoup, Becky ............ Shuler, Shari .,,,.,,......., Siebenaler, Gary ...- .,... Sigler, Glenna ...... Sigurdson, Ed Sindlinger, Bonnie ..... Skiles, Glen .,........,... Skiles, Louis ......,.. Mrs. Skznta .......................... 110 , ,,,..........,. - ,..,.. ,.ll0 .n,,eccec1o,14,4s,157 - .............,,........ 2000110 ,cceccee cceceeiit KnMuuui:i2:56T111 1 .,....,,. 122 .ndiilll eueccueelsv 0222228 122 ll 55, 66, 77 56 ......,55, 78 ,....,,48, 72 1 x 1 1 1 Skirvm, Scott .,........... , ,.......,.., . ..... -. Slater, Ray ....... .,....... - ..... L ,...., . .. ...,..,,.. .. Smarkel, Kenneth ...... Smenner, Robert ......,. Smith, Beverly ...- ,,.,... ,..,.....60, QQQf54f55f 122 157 122 111 lll 111 122 111 122 111 111 88 111 lll 157 158 122 17 74 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smoot, Smoot, Snowba Sn der Connie ..,,. - Don .,..i. Gale ,,..,,, Gerald .... as ,.... . Jerry ..,,, D ,.......,, Mike . .... .. Sandy ..... Thelma ..., Tim .................. Connie .,,,.. Terry ,,... ll ..... Chris ,,,., Y , Solt, Mike ....,, Sosko, Frank .,...,... Souders, Carol ..,... South, Debbie ....... Spanish Club ,,... Specialties .......,... Squires, Jenny .,,, Stager, John ..,.,,,,... Sternberg, Bob ..,., Sternberg, Chris Sternberg, Mary ..,-, Stevens, Barb . ,,... .. Stevens, Karen 02.22. ....... .. Stevenson, Linda Stewart, Delton .. Stewart Stieben , Linda ....,,. , Linda ,,.. Stieben, Lynn ...... Stieben , Sandy ,...,..... Stork, Bill ............ Stribrny, Elaine .-.e .,..,,,, Stringham, James Stringham, Regina Mrs. Stryczek .,.,.. - Strzelecki, Charles Student Council .. Studnes Stuller, ki, James ,ii,, Sharon .... Sullivan, Patricia Suttles, Nancy ....... Mrs. Swartz ............... Szakovits, Richard Szalkay, Sally ......,....,. Szegedi, Marsha ,.,,.,. - ,...... 79, 158 ...,,....71, 122 ...,..,.....111 ......l22 111 54, 71,122 ............e.158 ,......,.56, 111 122 122 ....,..20, 21 55, 122 ........30, 36, 56,111 59,111 ....55, 122 17 ..........60,73,11l ,.....,,...,59, 122 30, 111 79, 111 69, 79,111 67, 122 122 57,111 57, 122 57, 63, 111 56, 111 72, 54,122 ll .........-........-.158 .......,,.l4, 57, 111 93 .......48, 49 .....-158 ,......,159 1'1 57,111 ......,48, 61, 65, 159 122 Szuch, Dave .........,. ......... 3 0, 36,111 Szuch, Larry .......,.,,,.....,.. .,.,..,., 5 5,122 Szymanski, Diane ....... ......... ....... 5 1 , 122 Mr. Tangeman .,.., i,,.... ..,........... 8 7 Tank, Patricia ,,,..,.., Tarjanyi, Debbie ,..., Tarr, Lorna ........... Taylor, Taylor, Charles ,..,..,,i Marvin ,.....,.. Tenliyck, Debbie ,..,..., TenEyck, Shelly ..., S ........ Terry, Tesch, Ron ...S ....... ,,..,,57, 69, lll 122 11 ........159 . l..,., 122 .......122 ......,159 Lorraine ....... ..,.....,....,......,.,,... - 159 Thayer, John ........ ,..........,...,.. 5 5, 59, 122 Tholl, Pamela .,.,....... ....,,..,, 13, 18, 55,130,159 Thomas, Claire .... -. ..,..... 61, 65, 66, 67,159 Thomas, Phlhp .,... .................,...,...... 1 11 INDEX Thompson, Dan ......., Thompson, Sherry .,.. Thompson, Suzanne Tipton, Carol .....,...,., Toppin, James ..,... Toth, Christine ,,,... Toth, Dave ......... Toth, Jerry ,.,,..,.. Toth, John .,,,........ Truman, Bryan .....,,, Turley, Vaughn .,...., Turnow, James ....... Turnow, Jeffery .....,. Twitchell, Judy ....... 50, 61, ..........48, 50, ...,.,......16, 65,159 591111 77,122 60,159 .0el22 .......-.....122 60, 60,160 30,111 71,122 17,122 26,160 122 122 ...........l22 Tyner, George .....,.,.... ...U- Underwood, Dennis ...,.... ..-WM23, -V..- Valencic, Linda ........... ..,,,,.... 4 8, 67, Valencic, Pam Valencic, Shari ....... 54 1 51,122 69,111 14,111 77,122 57,111 Van Camp, Cheryl ....... .......,......,..., Vanco, Linda .,... Vanco, Rose Marie .,,, Van Scoy, Martin ..... Varsity C ................,. Vasquez, Jesse ......,. Vas, John ............ Velcr, Lee ................... Villhauer, Jerry ....... Villhauer, Shelley ..., Villhauer, Sue ....... -.. Vincent, Michael ..... H' ei1ii48761 Eiiiii , 65, 160 47 57, 111 77. 122 28, 122 ,.....l60 Vincent, Pamela .,................, ..,.,............... Vincent, Richard ,,,................... ,,..,.. 3 0, Vocational Auto Mec anics Club 36, 111 ..80, 81 ......l60 h Vogelbacher, Mark ..................,............... Vonliwegen, Gail ........... . ........... -W- Wagner, David ...... ,. lvagner, John ........... Wagner, Michael ..... Wagner, Susan ...... Wahl, Ernie ...,.. Wahl, Sandra ...,.. Wallace, Bruce ...... Mrs. Wallace ..,.... .. Walters, John ,,,,.... 54, 123 .......160 ..,....160 123 57,111 Walton, Eric ................. YVard, Barbara .................... Warkenticn, Richard Warner, Don .,.- ...l. Warnke, Paulette .....,., W'arnke, Terry ,..,,,,.. ..,....,. Warrington, Thomas Watson, Rick ..... ,,.,. . YVaycaster, Ronald .,.,.. 1Vebb, Richard ,..,.,... Welch, Kenneth .,..... YVe1ls, Rita A. Wells, Rita J. Wells, Wayne .....,.. 18, 23, 62, 160 .-......59, 123 .....,.,79, 161 ...........161 ll 161 72266, 59,123 71,123 ,,,,,.,,..,,26, 161 59,161 67, 166, 77, 123 74, 123 ll Mr. West ., ., , West, Fred .. Wetzel, Jim ....... .. Wheatley, Dana ..... Wheeler, Sue ........... .,,,..,..10l 111 14, 48, 57, 69,111 White, John ..,,........... ..................,........... Whiteman, Jeaneen .,.... ...,,.., ,,., ,......, 7 7 , 123 Whittaker, Terry ..,.,,, Wiczynski, Linda ...,... Wien, Jane .,,,... .,..... Wilbarger, Albert ....,., Wilbarger, Diane ....... Mrs. Wzlcs .............., .........l6l 21,123 ,Qlifiifiifiifiri Wilhelm, Sandra ....... ......., 5 7, 59, 79, 111 Williams, Clarence Williams, Kathryn ...... Williams, Russ ...,....... Mr. lViIlmm'tlz .....,. Wilson, Brenda ........ Wilson, Danny ....... Wilson, Don ,,,,, Wilson, Gerald ,...... Wilson, Jacklyn Winterhalter, Keith .,., Wise, John . .... . , Witty, Dennis . ..,, . Witty, Emily .... Woggon, Richard ..... Wolf, Ruth ............. Wolff, Jim ........,,, WVolff, Nancy .,,,.... Wolff, Sue .............,,,... Wolfinger, Brooks ......,.... VVollenbecker, Connie W ood, Gloria ....,,......,,, Wood, Joe .,.r...l........ Wooddell, Sarah ....... Woodworth, Tom ......... Worthington, Duane ........ Wrestling ...... .... , ....... - .... Wymer, William ......, Wypyhoski, Richard .,.,.... Yakir, Janice .,.....,... Yeary, Armand ...,... Yohc, Douglas ...,..... York, Greg .,..............---.-- Younker, Kenneth ., .....,, , Yovanov, Bette ........... Y-Teens .. ............. ,. -L- Zakrewski, Norm ..,,...... Zetes ................. A ...- -. Zettner, Chuck .,..,.. Mr. Ziebolcl ........ ,. Zieroff, Cathy .,., .. Zieroff, Sue .......... Ziethlow, Vicki .........,, 51, 111 ..,.....70, 86 60, 111 28, 123 ll ,.,....69, 72, lll .......76, 78, 162 ............162 .........111 .,,,,,,.123 ,,.....54, 77,123 ll , ,....... 41, 42, 43 .,,....64, 70, 123 ,.......,..,l11 111 11 72, 30, 111 M162 ...,....68, 69 30, 111 ...........,66, 67 111 . ...,,,.... 94 ..........,57, 69,111 68, 77, 123 Zimmerman, Judy ...... ....... l 1, 12, 48, 55, 63, Ziss, Barbara .,,,.... Ziss, Jeannine ........ 90, 134, 162 11 1- Ju' UC 'F 11,4 1 x , 4 af, 4' ir. ,Arn if f'-Q. .., f .'-'x , xA 17 7 T he End of Today is the Beginning of Tomorrow . - . ju - 4 fx, W? . - .4- 'wt ..-:-' fl' 133 , ' , ' .AAI-if -.X -. i 1-N , -F-,...l A ,
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