Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH), Class of 1967, Cover

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4 XV 'V I , 1 1 K 1, , V euclidian 1967 P Q yy, 4 9' W f 41" ' Y, ' 'x ,X A f ' I N , rr jf I ' N . . 4 s . .X , J, X f ,K I, Xi.: 'ew . IJN- ,V I c Q .-. 4.-uw, I 's .W Q if n Y ,M ,... 1 .f.. , L,,..mM,m,,, N , v "M' 5 ' A 5 Z -----......q,,,,. 9 ' A W--.w,W,,,,,,W.,,,,,,,, , ff ' .: 1. -31 ' ' , 1 1 .,,..,.,Na ,,,. ,, ,N,,,.,.., ,f,,.,,., r iv- .,-- 1 J i, -AVM 5-21 w--r'.:v ff '- 32 , . : , 'Z9'f?'1?,' .1 V ,, f, f1ff4'f'-W -V5 ' if-17 ' :Z 4 3 5 '- A,-ff 5',,,,fW,f .' ,J VVV- 4 ,h I ,,' V , .3 mg. .' fi ,,,"g j:""Z ,,,.,..Wmf..,,., .. V, yg 1 ,-44,- ,ff 'f i'Z""4""?"Ji?" Ziff:- f ,A Q 'iiw-5 . ,,,, A.,,,,,,,..,,..,. Aj, -4Q:5lZ:?,g VV gl-QW! 4 3 wwf . o -::,AQZa?4Z:,4 Q 1. 5 zf' af.- , 1-' fm a " A -- if . , , , A ng, :7 f WW, . .GNN N-Nm.. n his . g. I A l if i gx , N HV" ,Lg vt ALMA MATER Hail to thee, O Euclid High School, To thy name all praise we sing. Happy days of youthful pleasure, Learning, living life so dear. Our hearts fill with gratitude For all that is to be . . . Alma Mater, Euclid High School, All our praise we bring to thee. Where the blue of Erie's waters Casts the sun's bright golden rays, There all Euclid's sons and daughters Sing the joys of student days. lf after days be dark and drear And storms of life draw nigh, The memories of our friendships here Will lift our hearts to Euclid High. EUCLID SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 711 East 222nd Street Euclid, Ohio 44123 3 -kv u Wm ., M , NX ,A x,. , Nw: vw , m 3 -'A--' . ,, MQ'-Rxlw x ' ' sw N ' l wwww- X , euclgu euclgd euclgd euclgd euclld TA B L E O F CO N T E N TS Introduction ............... 6 Academics . . . 18 Sports . . . .... . . 50 Organizatio s . . . 78 Activities . . . 130 Seniors ...... 146 Index .... ...... 2 12 Ads ..,.. ...... 2 51 Supplement ...... 285 W , A . aww E V. Q-Q ww Sxzt- Nam ,.. Y. -' ,Q N v- , -Q 'W if V4 ,v F ' . f?fg1.'5.A '- N qs, V :21 121. Exam. wc X X 5. -. e- - ag-sw '- w. - X' - Ng -, -- f -' zywl-e:,l., .-- :gif-x ' 6 Wikis xxx , vv,Q:N..V I VNS? NS Each moment has been measured, pre- ceded by an unrelent- ing past. With content- ment the pattern of life is secured for the group and the lonely. Each person finds and builds his own pattern. For a pattern is singu- lar, but the variations are unlimited. And each moment brings a newness. ..-14" -n"""" ,yr 1 5. x u,-- ,, X .- X - ., ' Q - .sf 'u I 'Ng Mg.. -W . ,. vs--1. . . N- N X. .. va.:- 'K-g 1 A is Egg M3342 The patterned sequence of study rarely yields to excitement or special rewards. The extraordi- nary is casually acknowledged with superior grades and honors. The true scholars are far and few, but each student having the op- portunity to develop finds within the structured framework the freedom to grow. X .4 X' 9-kg -il: 141 K. 9 f"-' W1 15 ll My fi, g When frivolous, the student can run exuberantly down the halls, play a large assortment of fun and games or spend an afternoon over a cho- colate sundae in the E-room. Each event does not change a person, it merely adds to the pat- tern of life. The very, very popular combine with the not-so popular in all sorts of fantastic caprices. Away from the gregarious groups, two individuals are able to develop meaningful re- lationships, combining both gaiety and serious- ness. The pattern of relationships enables one to distinguish between the faces in a crowd and one's true, honest friends. 'K ' 441 .4-aL,Y"' The monotony of day after month stops just long enough to congratu- late and recognize the few. Endowed with the spirit to seek excellence, the honored appear distant to the student sitting in the back of the congratulating throng. But even the unrecognized realize the meaning of honor. . i-.S vs,,, 'ww "I iii R gl' 'S .fav Sm ,fzyfj 1 Q Z, 4 rf-'A 4:5 ,gl . Z4 . ii I, .- V. ' The loud, crowded, insensitive noise breaks the stillness. And the pattern is broken. But after the burst of frenzy the quiet begins anew. The som- ber absence of voice, music and clattering din allows a precious moment for loneliness. Yet, the mind seeks to leave its solitary state. Re- leased to revel in the racket of a crowd, one shouts until the noise reaches an unbearable height of expression, until it dies. And each moment retains the noisy quietness. 15 517,10 ke., 'mf 7, With all aspects of life conforming to a great pattern of oneness, the individual is hesitant over his present path, and his opportunities to vary from the ex- pected. The infinite ways of expression permit each pattern to possess its own cha- racter and individ- uality. A new pattern waits to be found each moment. X: 5X auuuem!CS academgcs academgcs academgcs academucs 19 ,..,g-n---"" ...V--if " " J 'wwf-mfvwz A, iw ,H NQ:,."-. R fi f'. . M.-N 0 t k For a specified number of periods each day, each student becomes a part of the academic world. The never-ceasing assignments and ex- pected excellence weigh the student down. But for all of the lectures and sleepy study halls, the academic pattern consists of a student and his text, meeting alone, to learn. N 1. ,, -- r""f'fff"ff.Qfu 21 -.,--Aerwm, " Q f , W- V, -.wfwnf 'A wif ?5,,,f,gf,:b.1.51255: ,,y.y1y42.,g,,f,. W.. ,A ..21f,-wgy, 1,3447 0 f,, wwe 'maxi , 1 M4 ff h M , Paul R. Totten Dale E. Mansperger William Fi. Fortner Milan A. Jaksic William J. Tomko Lowell B. Davis BOARD OF EDUCATION Unceasing activity and planning comprise the routine followed at the Board of Education. Responsible for all aspects of school operation, and aided by employees, the five members of the Board seek to provide and maintain a high standard educational system for EucIid's young people. The individual student may become ac- quainted with the Board through a variety of means, one being at- tendance at a monthly meeting with a government class. Regardless of the extent of a student's knowledge of its functions, he recognizes the Board of Education as the basis for and ruling faction of Euclid's school system. is---1 'H 'vb' ii 'mv' T N-.ar Dr. Lester E. Angene, Superintendent of Schools 4 1 ss , .,. H4-im Qw- ,X 3 c 3.2 22 Dr. Spartoco DiBiasio, Director of Secondary Education W. G. Fordyce Administration Building W ll am A H Principal ADMINISTRATION To many, a principal looms as an omniscient figure identified by voice via the public address system. For others, only the one or two adminis- trators dealing directly with students are visited in the mysterious abode called the administration corridor. Aiding the head principal in the realm of school policies, the four assistant principals perform a range of tasks designed to keep Euclid running smoothly. Perhaps Dr. Bergem pos- sesses the most familiar face. His signature appears on the bulletin that informs the student body of important events. And he frequently must stage and direct spirited pep rallies. lVlr. Johns, in a newly attained position, guides the extra-curricular activities. Through numerous conferences, the senior who decides to attend college scours through catalogues and bul- letins under the guidance of Mrs. Sheats. Although lVlr. Lindsay may not be a familiar face to the student, he actively supervises the faculty and coordinates the curriculum. To meet the leadership challenge, lVlr. Hunter sagaciously blends all of the in- dividual units to maintain maximum efficiency. Mr. William Lindsay .NM mst M L ..., Q 7? dxf M40 f NN- uf 4.4- H 1. .f , , L ,M3,?,.',, 4 X f, f ,. fr N", , J ' . . ' .' . 1 ba 5 . f2"f7?.,fff -. +15 -,L-,v ,,.f yi , ,x-:JL , V, -,-3 ,-...,h...Y1.q ., . ,. .W -01,--5 Dr. Jerry Bergem Y I 1 K 7 ,J lie :fi ,.,,, , , 3, . . e- , - w ...... ..,.. ., ., iii , ' A ' f Ji: A 5-, A V' Q, ' f N -1 A ' 'L 3545 ' V J qi' f 15- X . ' T U? , 1 ' T i, 3: - M4- 1 f . I ' -Qu-"I T- 1 V A 1 af' Mr. Fred Johns 1 f .M Mrs. Harriet Sheats 25 ., , Q, at ,Q-.1 .-7 1P'1iI'x M, Division M-R IL to FU: Mr. Merwin Staines, Counselorg Mr. John Griffin, Dean: Miss Ruth Vermillion. i X ' g Mr. Robert Yocum, Vocational Guidance Counselor. Y .wg t A jig, . -,vm -' I fi -a lin! xfn Division S-Z IL to FU: Smith, Counselor. 26 Q!! ' 1 ,fp-H' 53 ,,d Dr. Flobert Crary, Counselor: Mr. Frank Troglia, Deang Mrs. Ruth Division AF KL to R1 Mr Robert McLaughlin Counselor Miss Sue Harris Counselor Mrs Jean Cox Counselor Mr Donald Martin Dean COUNSELORS Mentioning a Dean evokes various reactions from various people. The most common impression concerns a merciless individual who spends most of his time dealing with disci- plinary problems. The first impression does not view the deans and coun- selors in the proper perspective. Aside from disciplinary matters, the counselors advise students on their vocational plans, and grades. Oc- casionally encountered when dealing with students are more serious prob- lems including personal conflicts or family difficulties. In such cases the counselor becomes personally in- volved. During the three years, a few students develop lasting friendships with their counselors, either through periodic detentions or frequent ap- pointments. The counselor and dean represent understanding adults con- cerned both with the academic and emotional needs of the student. W' ... b ! ' ,f L""'fw.a.w,,.,..ww" Sou p-kitchen, '67 edition NON-TEACHING STAFF To make a school run takes more than professionals. The roles most important to the physical operation of an academic institution are filled by secretaries, custodians, cafeteria staffers, cleaning and maintenance personnel. Rarely aware of the vital part these individuals perform, the student enjoys the result of their presence. Librarians aid the dis- traught student in need of research materials. Nlr. Coatsworth, the school treasurer, withstands the guerilla tac- tics employed by bus pass purchasers weekly, as well as processes school funds. Too often the services are taken for granted. Without secretaries absences would go unrecorded, and appointments would be forgotten. The maintenance staff keeps repairing, cleaning, and protecting the physical plant. The non-teaching staff softens the academic atmosphere with prac- tical services. 42? Mr. Coatsworth, Treasurer. if f 52,55 Q ' A ra., 34313, M 5 5, st.. wif i? 5 Wrrvix 'Mira ' ,I H X f ir . 1-i , V1.5 . 'Q 4 wg XX , . S v 4'- 3, - 'QSC X-,xy-., ' Librarians IL to RJ: Mrs. Shearer, Mrs. Heglaw, Mrs. Kadlec, Mrs, Hazel, Mrs. Waselkov, Mrs. 28 Bus Hesse 5 Mueller Maintenance Heads: Mr. George Brewster, Head Custodian: Mary Berus. Z 3 z i G i 5 ...qi- "C'9- 3 .uf J Secretaries Bottom Row KL to RJ: Marie O'NeiII, Anne Herrick, June Edwardsen, Flose Sbrocco, Jane Boyer, Donna Pintar. Row 2: Rosemarie Tonn, Polly McFledmond, Peg Bending, Lucille Terlep, Margaret Maaswinkel, Dorothy Stross. Not Pictured: Laura Griffith. P" El' a I J " : 3 qv 51.1, v Nurses: Mrs. Yolanda Kozlowski, Mrs. Helen Wise. V f 4-Q 1' " 5'-' E?-rx wr, ..-f rg 31-ra A-as IK f uv I ,vii W., if-5 pos' 'is I A, .l F' X -Y A V rf 15 il., it wifi- " .sg ini X -9' " ' f I ' ,. 'F T I? "' Y J 'K-3 ,X -ferr' - - ' K fx , i - if J J J Margaret Armstrong William Brown Dennis Cox Lillian Drescher Frank Aultz Judy Carmody Jean Cox Joan Duprey Marcia Backos Norma Cowan Mary Crotty Kathryn Fitz Simo Mr. Henderson grins and guides his class. 30 DS 'ga ra. ff ff' fa L us. .3 M? , 152 1 'a k-Q uw 1 1' s Qu V, gf,-r f ,. ,AN PN 'rr 1' E7 'W All A-Q. ,.. . ,gg ' 'W XE VN xs,,l V l .11 ,555 .. , :l:'::19,, ::!::vl.l. 0 6' Ox. FW' , , , r il W - Y 'N f .5 44. 1 ' x 1' l 4 - " fp r .. . , , si N7 1 31 K5 'UL 'ig x A in ll We A W I , 5 N T ff? 2 'nirfi F ' '14 QV? ,al N-has "' ' 4 ., ' 3 Q 6 ,, Q 'Nr' N i YZ? , '17 A 1 -V Q l fx ,Sli Kathleen Fogarty Katheryn Gates Sue Harris Marilyn Fuerst Emelie Gale James Gallagher Paul Ganim Barbara Garwood Gerald Henderson Francine McDonald Carole Niebes Myra Oliver E ENGLISH The challenging world of dangling modifiers and comma splices exists for each student. However, the Eng- lish course consists of more than learning the proper placement of a semi-colon. Team-teaching adds in- terest and variety to the program. Moving the team's planning hour to the period following the class permits the three teachers to have a better focus on the next day's program. lt enables them to dwell on areas which appear obscure to the student and to spend less time on subjects which are grasped more quickly. All classes explore the world's literature. A stu- dent ponders the intricacies of a Shakespearean comedy, a Greek tragedy, or an American short story. Poetry leaves him with mixed e- motions-appreciation for its beauty and bewilderment at its construction. Writing clinics aid students in master- ing the art of written communication. Striving to present many areas and still maintain interest, the English Department successfully permits a student to earn required credit and to gain a measure of appreciation for his language. Non-historical thoughts SOCIAL STUDIES History conjures up the image of slightly non- social scholars searching for original documents. The Social Studies Department uses history as its basis. However mandatory a state requirement de- manding a knowledge of the U. S. tradition, the department strives to present history in a dynamic fashion. Rather than scholars, teachers develop in- terested citizens. The wide variety of courses treats both contemporary and ancient problems. The family is studied sociologically in Home and Family, while basic economic doctrines become a part of the student's background in Economics. The tight sche- dule of classes keeps the insight-inspiring teacher lively and witty. Interesting historical anecdotes re- duce the misery of date memorization. Surviving early courses, the history buff is afforded the op- portunity to explore, postulate hypotheses, write copious term papers, and appreciate the Western heritage. Both students and teachers expand their knowledge of current events through the reading of a weekly publication. The problem of combining the many facets of the social studies is partially solved by capable instructors. Still, American History re- mains an unyielding giant to many students. Lively interpretations coupled with sometimes riotous de- bates temper the giant. M.J V: vy 've- 'lv 1 I l I Q William Delvlora Donald Glaser Clyde Manspeaker Nathaniel Dickinson Ronald Harding Eileen Marsh Forrest Diehl Frank Hoffert Mary Jane Mazi Pensive posture X. x KK . . P., X ' .. ...M ' f ,gg .Lil 5 F vw! Mr. Dickinson lays his iinger on the Viet Nam crisis. 5' 1 il 1 ,L 1 X i s , p -,,,.-1-" 1 N fu fb.. ',l , i -f 5 . Q , 4 " 9. .--.X ' ' - - fav-v Y ---- W 'f-uf . rf ,-4' nv Svx William McCarter Dennis Rash Dave Nichting Wayne Smith Mike Raicevich Cecelia Stillman James Stuckey Leonard Weisenberg 33 Angles and Adrian Buerger Cari Clements Judith Curran ' N 4- , E3 l fl v . . , . . , . . 1 . f , ,-..N-M, o gl y , . ,B-. sw .,.v 3 , . me .N-k9,.,.w+ ' r. fr Vai-kxww 4.- . . ,,..ef. , .4 h.-...N N , Bud Gorman I Margie Gorsiene Judith Povse . ,M X411 ,,"" f ovasvwm' ,.,,ww .,,1um.. -- --we mm W : 8 R . . formulas of symbolic expression 34 www X ' X I ""'NNu..,,,.. ,..f"""'d. .lv - 95? "' xi.. :RQYQSSN N .gg jov- ev X 'Sv 'rl-gr wx 5.1, Charles Reno Richard Rose Donald Flinkes Frederick Sallach ',.LL':f'e,fmA.-'ma.w.m4k' V - .. ,,.. ff, .., ff- f- 'iff' qsqzqwf' ,f .gn 4 V' 54525-2 1 1, , Axe. ,:.,f..-aff M , ., .P 555571 - , - i , ,Q Parents analyze the New Math at Open House. .... so-,-H... gafii' Q ' 5 gr Q TW, Dale Thompson Jacqueline Toth . ..,..x,, i . vsga Mrs. Gorslene prepares to attack a problem. MATHEMATICS field. Abstract and concrete ideas merge in the Mathematics Department. Be- ginning algebra and technical math present basic ideas. The student pro- gresses from beginning courses. Fundamentals expand to more ab- stract concepts in geometry, trigono- metry and calculus. Strange symbols acquire meaning. Problems previously unconquerable suddenly have a solu- 5 tion. In computer math, a new course, students learn to use the computer as a technical tool much as they would a slide rule to aid in calculations. The varied program affords each student I the opportunity to obtain skills which 5 will prove beneficial in his chosen f A 1 7' 433. xr' Well? ,y:'!4?7?a, Y K g NAME "I thought these fleas were supposed to be trained!" Ronald Backos Olin Bailey Ruth Barrell James Calvert Nancy Clark Mrs' we Dale Davison Daniel Francelic Sas' VJ' Sheldon Freedman William Gall ...A-" fi C' ,- i if ' Nr-5 YJ Dean Hawver Robert Knuth Richard Rackovan Albert Judge Marilyn Lucas Richard Sleith Miss Barrell makes a microscopic inspection , ' 'rf x,,, it ,,, 1 A nw- tits-l,. ,L . , l . William Starr Donald Steinbrink Dorothy Tombaugh The bell jar keeps them quiet. ,- SCIENCE Science has a technical simplicity too often ig- nored or unappreciated. At the high school level very basic courses in biology, chemistry, natural re- sources and physics introduce natural science to the student. E.very level of instruction strives to show just a bit of the wonder of the physical world. Lab experiments and ample texts supplement the class- room lecture. Write-ups appear as busy work to stu- dents but the teacher expects understanding of experimentsg graphs and conclusions force the no- vice chemist to relate forty minutes of lab to con- cepts developed by giants in the field. Apart from the emotional, sociological, and practical programs of study, the third floor domain of science is impervious to traditional methods and courses. Dynamic changes continually alter the curricula. Following an inspired lecture the student feels slightly microscopic real- izing the scientific world still remains to be con- quered. 37 xx-W C XM! gg., . t .,., S2-ig, Gail Atleson Ahmed Fellague "Frau Bau" teaches with a German twist Donna Baumeister Eleonora Guzman FOREIGN LANGUAGE Enthusiasm and diligence, the canons OT the Foreign Language Department, constitute the creed of its teachers. Eager to apply such techniques as the lab, films and singing, the foreign language teacher becomes an exuberant symbol of his re- spective linguistical country. The results and effect- iveness of these methods are illustrated by the thousands of lab slips turned in each year and at- tendance at department-sponsored foreign movies. But the teacher is not the only link to another cult of Western civilization. Written practice forms an in- tegral part of advanced study. Literature reveals the nature of the country, while a worn dictionary be- comes the student's irreplaceable friend and com- panion, although dialect and antiquity force one to utilize the technique of oral questioning during an unbelievably brief classroom time. Both the lab and language teacher offer the pupil his only chance at oral recitation which aids application and compre- hension. From the boredom of repetition springs the ability to skillfully speak another tongue, the depart- ment's monumental gift. 38 t av 'hun 1 Department Head Margaret Zimmerman xi "l'm getting an 'A' this six weeks!" "Oh'?" "Really," "That's nice." gr is. 'i A. N, t,,V 1.-X , .x - we---Vg.. H-.Vw .J -, , ,pg I v Q- V1 Q . ,Q 1- Vt 4 3-, 5315 , +V-'nz ,f J V3 Vi -aw Viv: testi, ' : vi g 1, V V w ... . s-1 V-4, .i 'tu ' L , ., f ,J fr - 4.V:,-any sim, t. ' ,, Ai..-' ,f5.zt. -- ' A 2, :I . ,..- , E ,..,. L , -- .V., .gyrgf sixi. 1 , Q f , 'Q A . ' , 1"-if .2 1- V -V: 1, D. :qw 1 Y? - .V V 5113?-i., 'xii'-1fe', f-if I .. f " ,fx , L , '. E: - wwf,-.1 V4 1 '1-5 .31, K -V -V ff ,zggf , V, -, , . ' 16?-Q-"fxv ' 3.:'x'ff " C -1 ,Vp , ,. 4 ' mf ,5 .Y sf..rfV.- - ' LJ "Y"i- . ' ' t ' ' 5- ,-. , V we .f ff . :if ,- if 63: XM - Qi t . QQ if .V:f, ,Ent -,.31x.V:, mfg- + - l 57 cw - J' A A V .4 f- if 1 ' X , 'ai-ei, QQ: 'gi7z.,l5t4bx - ,J rf. V 1' V -1 ,, ' "-K? --'A 'i ,. 'Q xi' , .if. WTF ' -W' - 19- vw,-V. 4 we V t ..r it , . Vx, V 1,-X Kex l xg "7 ,,.'E2- 'QQ' JW V ' 'ev K -xii. iv' R y M, fiabod 'Y .5 Q V ,N-is-1 gk gg- ,ig , fr, Pi,"-'z V ,js .' ,, -' "5 ' ff 9- v' Br-- L, . ,nf V. U T x-F' V . K, ,I-.,3L...,i . .Hx - ,-. a- - ' i :-1 -,., ' if 2 1 1' , t, Q., ,, .- - .5 wi ----ws- s ,, , -, - . V fr- 'V .1 xv s, ,xi -: !V 1 "v'f5!,f,' ig ' .'T'l",i-' ' P" " "ff ,lr ,- t iff- 1- '- 1 Z - - - .. L ... 4 . 3 ' .:. ,a V . -w,,rVr Mr. Hiveiy points the way to better French. . avt VV W in-f X. , 1-.X pg CV 4:- kc-7 Ray Hively Anthony Vaccariello Judith Simonich Margaret Zimmerman Industrial Intensity rf pm, f Judith Blechschmid Ronald Chambers Cheryl Czika Sf. 30? K x I N sf' 5 is 6 . f ,. x .,.,.. :A 3 Q ix .. . 9 -1 E , .' S - .. "'.. Q 4. n HOME ARTS Psychomecs sounds rather fore- boding to a casual observerg a partici- pant in this course of study seems to have to deal with ultra-sophisticated problems. Instead, it is another name for home arts. Apart from instructing tomorrow's homemakers in practical skills, the Home Arts Department at- tempts to instill in its students pride and responsibility. The girls become acquainted with the fundamental prin- ciples of planning, supplying and run- ning an orderly household. Family living introduces the complexities of a family's organization. Clothing courses improve the technical and designing abilities. Theory becomes an important background for the actual situations a girl will encounter. With increased understanding and proficiency, home economics, be- comes an art. 40 Jackie Miller I J .t .. 'Y A uf' Y-ig," s 7 ,K xt.. 1 Y x V-SET: . W-. X sf, . . -2: Qggis.-If , 'at JNL-. , 'Ui M., .AW P'-X -. A-Us -il' + ,. Clarence Eckert Tom Hoffart Kathryn Frye Lyle Houghtling Al Galicki Richard Hungerford John Germock Milton Kadlec tries her hand at cooking. 6 ,ff x .d"""'A Ns! -an-....,.. F ,'v., .dh X ,ff X K . A x t X wr ,I 'Q at 'X' s in 1 if ILL uf: I' lf - 'l A If ! i." l, :Il .M X ll' ' "What happens now? I just sewed my finger to the cloth!" Mr, Polkar shares a moment of amusement. P 9 .. Q ,. Q F. 5 2 3 . fl 'Z , I fx 'ga' INDUSTRIAL ARTS For some the industrial arts cor- ridor is a refuge from the prosaic classroom lecture. The courses of- fered give a boy the chance to work with his hands. He may test his skill at woodworking or metal tooling, learn to appreciate the complexity and workmanship inherent in an auto- mobile engine or study the circuitry of a radio. In drafting or mechanical drawing he receives the basics for becoming an architect or engineer. Industrial arts is designed to develop and teach skills and trades. The suc- cess of the courses rests strongly on the creative, practical abilities the department strives to discover. Y :T C7 X-lj Embert Martin Vinita O'Donnell John Supance Katherine Newman Allan Poklar Marion Thomas Herbert Nold Raymond Snyder Fred Vollman 41 l . '52, Q- W Q wi' 1' 1 1 R iff? . r .. ,gh W WP R' '-wgifai: 1 ' 'Y- ' E w f ff Khu- 53, 1 5 B, mmwwmw . ,.., . WN s,"' X',N 1 K ,:,k, . 5f: : Alvin Amster Susan Foisel ' '--' ' VQDQI x Harold Caylor James Furlong A' ' Mr. Furlong gives an account of the day Donna Praznovsky prepares for business. 1 A gl, is fi Typewriter and teacher provide instruction .:.,s-.fwl 's.i"5 . for Charlene Joyce. ,f ,Y gs ,Z .-14" sr f Asif"--f-M 5 2 9 2 Q Y 1, Z va f .-5 ' 2: Samuel Muchesko June Phypers Jeanne Nasca 35 19 BUSINESS Possessing the largest Business De- partment in the district, Euclid is both proud and aware of its efficiency and usefulness. Sponsoring such activi- ties as the Cooperative Office Edu- cation and Distributive Education Pro- gram, the department infiltrates the city with competent and eager stu- dents who obtain well-paying posi- tions in offices and stores. Over one half of the students at Euclid are enrolled in some type of business course either for vocational or per- sonal use. This, plus the realization that all business courses are elective illustrates the popularity and signifi- cance of the business world. After successfully struggling through the rigorous business curriculum at Eu- clid, the student is faced with an assortment of opportunities as num- erous and as varied as the rows of business machines he has finally mastered. Dolores Tekiell Carol Williams 'N Ben Sawyer .1 ' g gi.- V J' A-vs, 'V' ln, 9 --ww Q47 2, f 1 , f B. I' I Q' ,X Q.. 'Iii P 'Z ART Major objectives realized through the study of art include the ability of expression by the individual. Group instruction as well as separate projects aid each student in developing an image of the world around him. One broadens this image through a variety of media. As the student of art experiments with color, line and texture, he comes to compre- hend not only his own work, but also that of others. Frequent art shows afford the student the opportunity to bask in satisfaction and occasionally sell his works. Advanced courses include a number of M,,,.... sketching field trips designed to acquaint the serious student with the dynamic subjects he must commit to tangible forms. Art enlarges the student's relation to his environment as its scope approaches a true understanding and appreciation. "I think it winked at me!" S Inspiration Antoinette Araca Joan Hausrath Gertrude Hoeger Ted Theodore 'tex 44 up' -I Dale Harper Jack Roshong Sam Taylor Dedicated director . . . MUSIC The piece of music lay on the slightly slanted stand. After sight-reading the seemingly impossible music, the instrumentalist envisioned the hard work ahead. The sopranos rested as the basses sloughed over the difficult arrangement. The accompanist pounded incessantly. Following these rough first readings, the weeks that followed afforded the serious student the opportunity for practice. In ad- dition to individual and group rehearsals, the music major is fortunate in being able to elect two years of theory. The department strives to develop co- operative spirit both in group enthusiasm and in musical interpretation. "Next year l think l'll get a gold beret." . . . reaps results. JOURNALISM Journalism offers a comprehensive study of the newspaper field. The techniques of writing a good editorial, the graphic arts skills, typesetting, layout and printing, become a part of the student's communicative na- ture. Graduating unto the Survey staff, the pupil practices his newly attained skills. Staff journalism certainly does not cover the range of the journalistic world. Accordingly, second year journalism has as its base, refined writing--newspaper style and crea- tive. Included both years are the fundamentals of composition which form the basis of journalism. Aware of new skills, the student is able to abandon theoretical classroom as- signments and communicate more precisely. DRAMA Students in a drama class explore the depths of theater. They carefully examine the themes of various plays and the development of many char- acters. Emphasis lies on the practical aspects of play production. Indivi- duals create and design sets and cos- tumes. They conduct experiments with the proper application of make- up and work to learn the secrets of effective lighting. Everything absorbed from class discussions and experi- ences climaxes in a one-act play com- pletely produced and directed by the class. ln bits and pieces the theater has evolved in the mind of the stu- dent. tres ur r fr ly' A Ylnww "C'mon, Mr. Brown . . . what's news?" Concentration in stripes for Darla Pasteur and Linda Prioreschi 46 Jnparalled parking '- ta 1 5 5 2 " wail. rree it 1 1 if v ir , A g-- in as UW' TZ' li psf . -n 6 M is-.ali-la. g53w.a.,,,,gMM a TW' .4...'t' -.IJ . I. 1 f 1 .. -1- Y , , t l ...si NY V 5 V ., H TV .,,, ,,,+,,?:3. g ,tgzivf it rfgc, W K 1 gfg,':'5ug I, tvs' . a '3 1 ,.,5,a.' i I ' X " 53?'M""'t" 1' ix' "'!'ll N w- l'he Act of Memorization if . is DRIVING Since its introduction driver train- ing has risen in popularity as eager novices desire to learn the art. Pre- liminary tests given to each enroliee determine his capabilities and mea- sure such things as reaction time and night driving ability. Before any actual driving conditions are encountered, the students discuss the laws and theories of sate driving. Daily review and practice aid each individual in becoming more confident and able. The goal of driver training lies in this end. 3 X Mr. Ganim demonstrates dramatic technique. ADJUSTED CURRICULUM Learning practical skills and ap- plying them to everyday living, the Adjusted Curriculum student becomes familiar with areas that will aid him after graduation. The pupil studies standard school courses under the guidance of specially trained teach- ers. individual achievement is the goal of the student in this unique program. Increased reading speed and learning in all subjects READING IMPROVEMENT MW ...,. .i me-3 W jg, f if i nz! 5 Frank Fowler Charles Lewis Designed for students on all levels of academic ability, Reading Improve- ment structures and coordinates itself around each individual. A purely op- tional and voluntary course, only time and effort can determine the student's results. Ultimately a 75M improve- ment in reading speed ability is gained after unfailing attendance at biweekly appointments in the reading lab. Using such devices as shadow scopes, phase reading films, and the tachiscope, the course not only im- proves the student's reading speed but also his vocabulary, comprehen- sion, study skills, and concentration. "lf he could only see me now!" 3 Qkmviex -A Swfkrwxw -' l - P y l ' X 022.1 WQW' ' " """ .AQ ,,,.. .4 , .,...,, . r f . I .MEM .. ,- , 15.1-gs-:,54 . 5. N-Y U , , 1 .my-.:a:11f' 1 , .X , ' ' f 'hfs-:-r'f'.- . -,if , ., Qt. . gg F4 f Q. 'fr-wiv' ' lf' 4 If ,V KK - l if A ffl .l .: f . ' ' ' ww Q.. ,rw Q3-533 Q f- Q ,L ' Vai, '-sQ,4ps-, Q,-.rg M? 95, x , 5? ,GX giiigsg, Q 3 . e tv : s X M N k at '1 ltd. 'hal- Robert Addis Jlr. Fowler achieves understanding with his students, .LZ I C.: 'Y:11f ,- ' X-21:7 irlene Carter Victor Resch larold Daugherty Ed Tekieli Jon Mohr Peggy Tornstrom toward Fleminick Gaye Whieldon Marilyn Alvarez Patricia Buck A11 Basketball Ballet n ' ,- . I PHYSICAL EDUCATION Face flushed, slightly disheveled, a stu- dent enters his class quietly, hoping no one will take notice of his tardiness. He breathes heavily as a result of the strenuous activity that he performed during his physical edu- cation class. The complete Euclid program strives to challenge not only the physical but the mental capacity of the student. To an ardent follower of sports, this represents the ideal presentation of the subject, but to many others it symbolizes a required subject that must be taken. Confronted with inadequate and limited area, the department facilities attempts to overcome this handicap and to persuade even the most reluctant student to an active participation. 49 ,fc 'ST' 50 I f I I 4 Nu sports sports sports sporfs .4 'fff 2 iii? 5.9, mf"-' 'XM v The physically adroit comprise a unique Euclid society. The athlete develops all aspects of his charac- ter during the long seasons. Practice never ceases. lt is re- peated, spanning sea- sons and sports. Ex- pected to maintain an "eligible" grade aver- age, he seems to his unathletic cohorts a bit of a walking mar- vel. All of the practice and fatigue are not in vain. Th e victories make the hard work worth it all. 4 ,I,wt..,..L, J as ' -4 1 A YQ- I fr Q- 5 -Q. e . FIN .ffm- r .t - -:i5A-.-'- 1. . g we "N" -fs ..- f A ... , . . M W. . 35" '. 'Ee-jxiltfbw . Q is lf.f.? igtmpwy Varsity Football Bottom Row fL to Ri: Tim Haase, Jack Farrill, Tom Omahen, Ron Heinlein, Bob Scott, Bob Eder, Greg Lopez, Tom Seddon, Paul Baker, Rich Clem- ence, John Sullivan, John Speck, Randy Wohlgemuth, David Price. Row 2: Bob Schauers, Chuck McLaughlin, Dennis Adams, Dick Kolesar, Jim Orazen, Brent Hamil- ton, John Bell, Rick Hoinski, Jim Travarca, Larry Hahn, Nick Zadnik, Butch Denney, Rick Brown, Cliff Drobnik, Ray Schultz, Brad Lyman, Dave Zgonc. Row 3: Spiros Gonakis, Paul Marino, Bill Scott, Bill Papp, Craig Sharon, Dennis Bosco, Steve Jezerinac, Doug Kelley, Terry Kollar, Mark Lombardi, John Deming, Ralph Doesburg, Tim Gulich, John Oyster, Dave Redeye, Frank Lemmo, John Schulte, Eric Lyttle, Bill Young. VARSITY FOOTBALL There is no casual observer of foot- ball. The football addict avidly follows the fortunes of his team. Spirit ex- presses itself through overflow crowds and numerous grandstand an- tics. But the team plays the most important role. Starting with opti- mism, the squad lost its early season hopes for a victory-filled season. De- . .. feats were numerous. As the record worsened, the fans hoped for a bit of Euclid glory. The team worked and sweated each balmy Friday night. Each touchdown released an incal- . culable amount of spirit. Finally for Homecoming, victory was obtained. The late season muddy victories il- X, lustrated the tremendous determi- nation of the team before shrunken X crowds. The record was the official memory, but the staunch and loyal spectator remembers a long, hard season. Craig Sharon takes the pause that refreshes. 54 Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Spirits leader celebrates a score Seddon sizes up the situation. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES 0 St. Joseph ..... 6 Collinwood ..... 8 Garfield Heights 0 Valley Forge .... 7 Lakewood ,.... 7 Parma ......... 6 Cleveland Heights 0 Shaw .......... 20 Shaker ...... 27 Brush ......... Wins 3 Losses 7 55 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL The sophomore year provided an opportunity for the football player to become acquainted with the LEL teams. The Junior Varsity team dili- gently practiced and worked-out, but spectacular crowds failed to ma- terialize to watch the weekly game. Stressing cooperation and funda- mentals, the team developed its talents. Although the season wasn't victorious, the gridder learned to fight for Euclid. A tense moment for J.V. Cubs Junior Varsity players take time-out for humor luniar Varsiry Football Bottom Row KL to FU: Mike Mitch, Doug Alecci, Vic Valli, Bob Vunderink, George Gast, Dennis DeMojzes, Jerry Moses, Tom Severino Row 2 Don Emmert, Flon Swanson, Doug Hennie, Fred Arnold, Ken Chudzik, Doug Cable, Bob Pelernel, Ernie Gallo. Row 3: Richard Eder, Dave Nungesser John Blassin game, Bob D'Apice, Pat O'ConnelI, John Tolar, Dave Lewis, Henry James Row 4: Kurt Slanic, Flich Schwabauer, Fred Grupe, Joe Serksnis, Jack Craigs Bill Brez way, Jack Borden, Chuck Schmid, Jim Sulen. Dheerleaders prepare to storm an empty stand. VY-In JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid . O St. Joe ..... . 42 Collinwood . . 20 Garfield Hts. . 12 Valley Forge . 0 Cleveland Hts . 6 Lakewood .. . 6 Shaw . 22 Shaker .. . 6 Brush .. . 6 Parma ..... Wins 3 Losses 6 Ties 1 ...ww ...a ,..,4-.. , f .ea I , . . A.. . gggjk , , sgmsgrx. 1: V3-. ?1'Z2'Y,' -E? V. Q, 15,22 9-:ui Varsity Swlm Team Flow 1 IL to FU: Dave Kershaw, Jim Knight, Rob Modic, Richard Preztak, Randy Cebul, Chuck Fraley, Brent Hamilton Craig Zola Row 2 Paul Fitzgerald, Brian Cox, Dale Kalamasz, John Mauser, Bob Henikman, Jack Strunk, Doug Keller, Dave Brunson, Jeff Burns, Tom Barker VARSITY SWIMMING Chlorinated, wet and ready, the swimmers faced their opponents with a grim sense of determination. De- spite the loss of a majority of their starters, the swim team valiantly fought to maintain their LEL Champi- onship. A surprising number of new names placed themselves on the record book. Old and new mermen, swimming in events they had never planned on, developed new skills and powerful relay teams. Statistics alone do not tell the true story, for many times this season the meet ran down to the wire. Swimmers set many new pool records and battled for the last event stroke for stroke. Developing a nucleus for next year's team, the team placed well in the district meet, successfully comple- ting the season. Q V, .. Q. . v rw'-tg. ,, , ' T' gifgqv Nw: .f lv... -yy-...N -.. ,-,f fF"" , ' vl X- V uf -is "Tif:,,F'- f e? " , - ..:-if!" -ef I ,. 3..- F 4 S - In Y ,A W QQ ' , H 1 ,Q -""' 1 '-Q . ji'fT'1-9'?':'f 4f4T:l1'iw Y -if ' ,.. " ,, - 'N f-ug.-r f:"'f'A 1- , '. ...- I A Q.,---I -- 'ff 'J T7 ' - f fifgiawsazs .-2. "'fP"J-7, my ..., , I 'fififeaf Y... 'gTfA sm' I H yi "1 . it . ff., I f ,. -5:1231 -.s .f- ' ' Q. A I AIM' V -ix f"I,-'s, ' , 3 I A -' dj-' ' , .., l Q J, v A sv .dl.v.- M" . 4. 4 ' ,. ' 11 P M , .,,, A wi it Q gr - - ful ....- 'N , I . . Yr 'f ,Law -I w 7 A V, 4 em. .119 Q: f .. 7 -, Q, - -nr I ' vs V V ,xv v I Q f f .."'A"" ' IIN I , ,I J nf' ,. .... 1 - 'You're sure Johnny Weismuller started this way?" Barker takes his marker. Z' fffq .,,'-'f"'J ,f-'Y' 59y VARSITY SWIMMING SCORES EucHd .... .... 56 EucHd .... .... 52 EucHd .... .... 43 EucHd .... .... 53 Euchd .... .... 55 EucHd .... .... 27 EucHd .... .... 36 Euchd ..., .... 53 EucHd .... .... 50 EucHd .... .... 56 EucHd ..,. .... 27 EucHd .,.. .... 48 EucHd .... .... 36 Euchd .... .... 51 Euclid .......... 45 Wins 9 L.E.L. Brush .. Shaw . . . W.R.A. . . Lakewood Shaker .. Berea . . . Cleveland Shaw . . . Gilmour . Brush . . . University Lakewood Midpark . Shaker .. Fairview Losses 6 3rd District 7th State 14th .....39 43 52 ........42 .....,..40 68 Hts. .... 59 42 44 39 ........61 ........47 .....59 44 50 Assurance and assistance from Euclid team-mates '-6' YWVJ ' va? 0 " ,jf , ,,,, we , ffiiuwf arf 'W JUNICR VARSITY SWIMMING ln the split second of time between the starter's direction to "take your mark," and the shattering noise of the starting gun, the mind of the Junior Varsity swimmer is occupied by only one thing, his race. He concentrates on each upcoming stroke, knowing that only perfection will give him a victory. Then his mind skips ahead to the first turn, as he mentally exe- cutes it in preparation for the actual race. After each race, the J.V. swim- mer has learned and improved. After each race, he is closer to graduating from the ranks of the Junior Varsity, as his skill approaches that of a Varsity Swimmer. JUNIOR VARSITY SWIMMING SCORES Euclid ..... . . .51 Shaw ... ....43 Euclid ..... .... 3 1 W.Fl.A. ..... .... 6 3 Euclid ..... . . .19 Lakewood .. . . . .76 Euclid ..... ...23 Shaker ...... ....72 Euclid ..... , . .23 Berea ........... .72 Euclid ..... .... 3 5 Cleveland Hts. .,.. 60 Euclid ..... . . .50 Shaw ........... .43 Euclid .,... . . .29 Gilmour ..... . . . .66 Euclid ..... . . .14 Lakewood ... . . . .81 Euclid . . .35 Shaker .... ..,. 5 6 Euclid .......... 33 Fairview . . .... 61 Euclid ...,...... 23 Heights ..... .... 7 2 Wins 2 Losses 10 NY' ,Egg Preparation arouses spectator interest A close finish, but Euclid's 60 :E in Q' Eu. .A gcsgga . rv- .- ' , W Z - ' W- , H lm an .g.3w.m,.r'wfQf 9 .KA,. . ,E QQ . A'-5-If N 'rf -QE stem. - 17' 4. r JW! 5 5 I . r i ,,, i rf ' , - r 5 1 F 2 5 i - .Q xza Q' rf 5 - X I -li On your mark . . . get set . . . "GO!" J .V. Swlm Team Row 1 IL to FU: Eddy Bishop, Dean Coolidge, Dave Grieshammer, Steve Smith, Chris Cameron, Rick Cotton, Rob Verner Paul Vincent Dave Templeton, Row 2: Fred Essex, Vaughn Brothers, Louie Stevens, Jefi Bish, George Prokopovich, Jerry Moses, Mark Humphrey, Dennis Mayock Anderson. .' ,Y n ' -.,, -v . F -F N vw- HA wr'-VT7T"' -1-1 2 ,J ,, 5 KL - P QA, . ,, , . 'ix 1 f "gi 3, 61 Siii - Hmmm-zu, VARSITY WRESTLING Traditionally good, the wrestlers provided another season of victories. Most weight classes were filled by ex- perienced individuals. The talented coaches prepared the wrestlers and perfected their techniques. In several weight classes, new talent was devel- oped following opening shaky starts. These novice members of the team played important roles in later close meets. Casual spectators attempted to follow a match, but the wrestling fans understood the referee's deci- sions, and usually approved of the Euclid victories. However, the one or two vital meets on the road to LEL championship were lost. A third place finish in the sectionals sent two boys to State. The wrestling team, with great potential, showed the sophisti- cated methods of Euclid coaching and practice. The team, excellent, perhaps more ready than other teams for all- out victories, did not stimulate a great amount of excitement. The veteran wrestlers were expected to produce a respectable Euclid record standard, and the team did. ,mx Eckert Enthusiasm Varsity Wrestling Boltorn Row KL lo Rl: Tom Cathcart, Gary Ciprian, Tim Baur John Meros Row 2 Rich Piscopo Jim Schwabauer Steve Piscopo Jack Farrill, Pete Goulis. Row 3: Tom Seddon, John Tolar, John Speck, Mark Lombardi Paul Marino . .Q . 53 5 i 3 N? M .Mm Y , Q I ,. 5- JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING SCORES Euclid .... Euclid .... Euclid .... Euclid .... Euclid Euclid Euclid .... Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Garfield Hts. ....... 11 Eastlake North ..... 29 Lakewood ..... . . 7 Valley Forge ....... 28 Shaker ....... .... 1 1 St. Joseph .... .... 1 3 Cleveland Hts. ...... 28 Shaw ....... .... 9 Brush... ....1O Huron .... . . 0 Parma ........ .... 3 3 Wins 7 Losses 4 Brush gets a lift from Euclid JV's get wrapped up in their wrestling. 64 J. V. Wrestling Bottom Flow fL to FU: Steve Pred, Ralph Perry, Nick Capretta, Dave Vandeveer. Row 2: George Gast, Tom Severino, Jim Petardi, Chuck Mukavetz, Bob Baur, Phil Vollman. How 3: Flobert Henderson, Bob Vunderink, Fred Arnold, Flon Jezeski, Doug Knaus, Jim Tolar. I L..- ..v, V . i I TTY? I I va. f, F . '77 vs ,E A 5' . Ku ,W 5 -- .- -f I . lx- A . V fl ,X Iuclid tries to get on top. X JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING Some wrongly consider the term "junior varsity" as something that falls below averageg to others, it contains the key to the future, the chance to wrestle "big time" on the varsity squad. Often the J. V. team demon- strates and offers many startling dis- plays of talent from sources that were not previously considered. The coaches, always on the lookout for new talent, search the junior varsity ranks to find replacements for the graduating champions. Junior varsity gives wrestlers a chance to develop and improve skills and techniques that one day they will use when elevated to varsity positions. Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid CROSS COU NTRY SCCRES . 23 Valley Forge .... 32 . 32 Lakewood ........... 25 . 29 Parma .............. 28 . 40 Cleveland Heights .... 19 . 22 Shaw ............... 37 . 34 Shaker .............. 21 . 28 Brush .,...... 28 Wins 4 Losses 2 Ties 1 Euclid Relays 6th St. Joseph Relays 6th District Meet 3rd Regional Meet 5th L.E.L. Meet 3rd "I wonder if he knows I have my Flash Gordon sult on? Coach Theodore explains the course to Euclid runners and opponents. ,,-14 Hr K - . L- f es 'adsl t n " , I-'I' ' ,L rr 1 , t ,g t 0 ' V , r . '4' . Cross Country Bottom Row IL to FU: Mr, Dennis Rash, Assistant Coach: Jim Moore, Ron Bock, Bob Smith, Jeff Fagan, Val Miklausich, Terry Fiieder, Tom Meros, Mr. Ted Theodore, Head Coach. Row 2: Curt Hanson, Tom Cathcart, John Tucceri, Doug l-tackle, Dale Kalamasz, Leo Zupancic. Marty Eble, Wes Collins, Jeff Flieder, Row 3: Scott Kolfel, Jim Ftieder, Leroy Williams, Frank Camloh, Tom Cooper, Joe Straub, Walt Bubley, Al Tegel, Jim Zivic. Row 4: Don Lewis, Dave DiBiasio, Gary Ciprian, Dennis Mateyka, Ron Cooney, Dave Klopovic, Wayne Strebel, Andy Allenweg, Paul Nielsen, Jay Kitsos, Bob Lemmo. CROSS COU NTRY Probably the least heralded of fall sports, Cross Country attracts more competitors than spectators. With no fans to cheer him on, the harrier de- pends solely on his long hours of ex- hausting practice to win. Obscured in the mass of competitors at the starting line, he becomes distin- guished as he crosses the finish line. The Cross Country team did not assert its potential until late in the season. At the LEL meet, the team finished third. The strenuous work- outs were justified in the season finale as the Panthers notched a respect- able place in the standings. The Breakout 67 INDOOR TRACK Designated as a home of cham- Q pions, the indoor track houses the most successful team in EucIid's history. Panther trackmen have been ,ff characterized by a winning tradition. This year the team provided its coach with his one hundredth consecutive home victory. Hardly a spectator sport, track at Euclid draws the few who want to see excellence personi- fied. This year's team broke sup- posedly unbreakable records. Each victory attested the fact that Euclid trackmen comprise one of the district's most outstanding teams. Euclid takes the lead. Indoor Track Bottom Row KL to FU: John Fteith, Jack Prasek, Bob Smith, Bob Cuevas, Jim Moore, AI Tegel, Jim Reider, Terry Kollar, Jay Kitsos. Row 2: Mike Applequist, Andy Altenweg, Jim Petrovic, Leroy Williams, Paul Nielsen, Larry Hahn, Mike Lonchar, Flay Schultz. Row 3: Tom Omahan, Terry Reider, Dale Kalamasz, Sam Syracuse, Bill Korthals, Brian Ursich, Wes Collins, John Tucceri, Wayne Streble. Flow 4: Jett Fieiderj Dan Zawack, George Gast, Arti lacofano, Rich Eder, Jett Fagen, Dave Nungesser, Richard Kipp, Bob Dudek, Bob Lemmo. Row 5: John Deming, Jerry Hubacka, Frank Camloh, Bob Podobnikar, Ken Chudzik. Row 6: Ken McCreight, Tom Wendorh, Duane Doblar, Bill Shaffer, Vic Valli, Walt Bubley, Ron Bock. Qi ZQ Nix 's- . K.. :X X S r 68 High-iump Bump Flon Bock strains for the finish. TRACK SCCRES Euclid 70 John Hay . Euclid 7026 Glenville .. Euclid ........ 64 Marshall .. Euclid 37 East Tech . Euclid 87 South ..... Euclid 44Va J.F.K. .... . Euclid 68Vz Parma .... Euclid 78 Valley Forge Euclid 61 J.F.K. .... . Euclid 54 East Tech . Euclid 62 Shaker Hts. Euclid ....,... 80 John Adams Euclid .,...... 77 Collinwood Wins 11 Losses 2 K. of C. Meet 2nd City Meet 2nd 22 21 Va 37 55 .5 475!s 23V2 14 31 38 30 12 13 Trackmen pounding down the hall ' x 4. N 1 .f - rf-.li .mg Q ,. . '- " A T- 1 5 'J - . guy r g ,if N, A N A! Varsily Tennis Botton Row IL to Ri: Assistant Coach Flackovan, Jim Guinter, Captaing Coach Nold. Row 2: Chuck M Row 3: Jim Hinde, Bill Swisher, Alec Wightman, Don Maza, Jim Kiro. TENNIS Euclid .... 4 Euclid .... 4 Euclid .... 3 Euclid .... 5 Euclid .... 5 Euclid .... 3 Euclid .... 5 SCORES Valley Forge .. Lakewood . . . . . Parma ........... Cleveland Heights . Shaw ,.......... Shaker ...... Brush ........ Wins 7 Losses 0 Winner of L.E.L. Championship First Place in L.E.L. Singles First Place in L.E.L. Doubles TENNIS Smashing its way through a victor- ious season, the tennis team captured the first LEL tennis championship ever brought to Euclid. 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Z ???f,J'?f 3 '34, " 1 J ' ,fy ,.. f' 11 5224122231 i g f. -"'S.- l 'lf 1-v5'I?'fQi:fg1jf: 7 'P'""iQf:fT,ff"f.Z'K44""5- '1- 'Af ' "v li i zfff , V' 2.375 :V " - fi wif., , A Tennis Menace The playing form that won Euclid the LEL Championship .V 11 I . .4 . - , ' .X . . 71 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Euclid Euclid .... Euclid .... Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid 66 Garfield Hts. .,... . 70 Shaw ..,.... .... 73 Brush ..... .... 78 Parma ...... .... 63 Lakewood ........ 51 Valley Foge ...... 68 Akron Kenmore . . . 70 St. Joseph ........ 59 Shaker ........... 86 Cleveland Hts. . . . . 64 Shaw ............ 83 Brush ....... .... 75 Parma ...... .... 88 Lakewood ,....... 41 Valley Forge ...... 39 Newark .,.,. .... 73 Shaker .......... 92 Cleveland Hts. . . . . Wins 15 Losses 3 L.E.L. 2nd Place 6,6 Euclid reaches for victory. 57 57 64 72 58 81 67 44 56 56 63 51 61 56 43 73 67 57 Al Vilchek takes a giant step Doc delivers mid-game strategy. 72 Varsity Basketball Kneeling KL lo H1 Bob Edwardsen, Flick Brown, Tom McFtedmond, Captain: Jeff Booms, Al Vilcheck, Jim Neidermeyer, Don Shisila, Ewald Heise, Coach Daugherty, Row 2: Dan Leskiewicz, Don Lewis, Mike Boyle, Dan Zdanowicz, Dave Price, Ned Simpson, Rod Sullivan, Dale Hocevar, Don Maxa, Coach Judge. f Iv Panthers on the prowl 73 I VARSITY BASKETBALL Panther rooters were rarely excited to the pandemonium and anxiety of a close game. Most opponents were methodically eliminated by consistent good play and solid teamwork. Op- ponents formulated various defenses in an effort to stop the team, but near- ly all failed. The Panthers made be- lievers out of hesitant fans and skep- tical newspapers. Pep rallies were no longer necessary to excite interest in the team. Capacity crowds packed the gym home or away to watch the Panthers defeat their opponents. The season, tremendous in all respects, ended without the championship vic- tory. Still, basketball proved Euclid spirit and excellence. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ln rising from the obscurity tra- ditionally attributed to any junior varsity sport, this year's basketball Kittens vibrated nearly as much ex- citement as their varsity counterparts. Sparked by close teamwork, hard practice, enthusiastic spirit, and en- couraged by a growing number of spectators, the team survived hard- fought victory after victory, as their efforts were recorded in a near-per- fect season. Reflected reaction Euclid lowers the boom i 5 N X JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCGRES Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid Euclid B k tba Kneell g IL to Rl F k M g h Al Fl Kurt Stanic Fl N Je d a g Alecci, Gay Vacca e A-v' Girls' Basketball Bottom Monica Naworski, Kathy GIRLS' SPCDRTS Girls' sports teams provide a chal- lenge of competition and satisfaction formerly enjoyed by only male con- tenders. lnterscholastically arranged games and meets for tennis, volley- ball, basketball, and track teams re- quire hours of unappreciated and dedicated practice. Members making the team proudly represent feminine physical adeptness. Receiving little support from crowds or cheers, the girls sacrifice recognition for self- satisfaction. X fs , I1 M i t D ? Row IL to RJ: Joan Kropt, Kathy Schaser. Flow 2: Sharon Masek, Karen Holodniak, Luba Hadzima, Laurich. Row 3: Leslie Kalan, Martha Davis, Debbie Erdman, Cheryl Laser, Susan Christie. Girls' Volleyball Bottom Row fL to RJ: Joan Kropf, Kathy Laurich. How 2: Cheryl Fleed, Gayle Kramar, Vivian Sobole. How 3: Cheryl Laser, Debbie Erdman, Beth Climo. .es- 76 Girls' Field Hockey IL to Rl: Debbie Galloway, Laura Blatecki, Janice Doherty, Joan Kropt, Kathy Laurich, Marsha Baker, Cheryl Laser Glrls' Track KL ta RJ: Sybil Tetrick, Joan Kropf, Kathy Laurich. 77 organizations organgzatgons organgzatgons organgzayons XV Released from the class- room, the student pro- ceeds to appropriate a vast amount of time on extra - curricular affairs. Organizations open an un- limited number of ways in which to spend many hours. Clubs clamor for members. And the officers must devise numerous projects and parties to sustain interest. Each club interprets service uniquely. QQ g 5 , X tr ggi 93 A Q fi X 5 5 W f gg f 5? '51 'R tv 'Q be S E g r kg 'sr S K . Q , rs 1 ' Fill 1- 5-is 1, i 2 Wt - 5 if SF - Q Y 213 l BS Q X N 1 E t N :T 1 it ' 1 N ' 5 V V I' A ii! of rf Q S 2- iv , .3 -, 5 5 :A 3 , Q t S I I Q S -3 9 i . , is t r W s if . at is ri i ii ' . 5 f t , . . A 3 . i , , V. i S Q 3 1 H at i y v , , r ..,,,,.,,, ..,, wwe Student Council IL to Rl: Bottom Flow: Pete Goulis. Ranee Iatelice, Peggy Schroeder, Shelley Tarantino. Gloria DeMario, Ruth Ganser, Kathy Randall, Noreen Ross. Mary Jean DeTomas, Claire Templeton, Peggy Denise Scheurman, Judy Perko, Joanne Allchin, Jan Subel, Wendy Brown, Nancy Hagstrand, ChriS Geefv Clafabeih Tannehlll, Dannie Dugan. Row 2: Sheryl Oyler, Donna Daugherty, Linnea Purvis, Shelley Spellman, Sandy DiNardo, Shirley Krapence, Pam Walker, Terry Testa, Cindy Theis, Veronica Seibert, Julie Saiewski, Rosemarie Jazbinski, Luci Oliverio, Kathy Woodruff, Pat Gibbons, Lenore Buchholz, Jackie Weber, Jane Miller. Flow 3: Sandy Skrlj, Judy Misch, Dolores Sobe, Marilyn Siders, Jackie Cabala, Leslie Kalan, Dorothy Trunkely, Gayle Mocarski, Sue Yozipovich, Pat Gephart, Jenny Aultz, Joan Kadow, Lucy Stucki, Quay Proctor, Linda Spokas, Debby Beckwith, Jessica Loncala, Sally Yozipovich, Sharon Johnson, Nancy Winters. Row 4: Les Sherman, Don Lewis, Bob Wickes, Jim Stoch, Joe Parisi, Joe Ciomek, Lyndi Moore, Kathy Moore, Kathy Laurich, Jan Kozak, Sally Flogell, Karen Lobas, Donna Phillips, Marg Jarvis, Randi Svendsen, Sue Vidensek, Sue Chandler, Pat Letinowski, Carol Seslak, Marilyn Wolf, Judy Macrea. Row 5: Joe Sandra, John Rice, Ron Heinlein, Mark Smith, Mike Lewam, Larry Hann, Russ Leisenhelmer. Dave Kuvent, Bob Henderson, Rick Holloway, Ken Stauffer, Jack Strunk, Paul Nielsen, Tim Lawler, Ken Manley, Rick Nurmi, Jim Francis, Doug Cooney, Randy Sharon, John Arko, Bob Friedel, Rick Korzenowski, Rick Eder. "Who us? All we do is paste leaves back on trees!" sTuDENTcouNcii. k :sir Qu- 1 ,-..,Ix X , Characterized by dynamic, 2' 9,1 popular leadership, Student Council .4 - attempted to increase representative ' -jj participation in all areas of student C government. ln an effort to increase the student's interest in his own af- fairs, Student Council illustrated that accomplishment and economy could be workable ideas in a large council. The forty minute meetings invariably were too short to adequately discuss major proposals and ideas. Closer relations between the faculty and the students brought Student Council nearer to one of its major goals. Student Council successfully strived for better communications. .- , f - .. . - Vx 82 Student Council Officers IL to Rl: Lynn Bana, Nancy Winters, Ken Mantey, Dave Guba FIC. 1 T l Key Club's ' winner in Student C ouncil Contest --, 'L- Student Council Execulive Board IL to Rl: Bottom Row: Jackie Cabala, Lynn Bana, Charlene Joyce, Nancy Winters, Leslie McArthur, Mr. Hofiert. Row 2: Barb Wince, Kathy Marcus, Randi Svendsen, Lucy Oliverlo. Row 3: Tim Lawler, Ken Mantey, Dave Gubanc. L-Q-1 if! L, 1- xl 83 .1 '- 0334? NNN'-.. iv' J SOPHOMORE F,T.A. Bottom Row IL to Ry: Cynthia Paparizos, Willis Driesbach, Debbie Tinker, Diana Pietro, Judy Gansen, Jean Lokar, Terri Sivert. Row 2: Linda Sonntag, Diana Coopers, Jenny Grabitz, Sara Nantz, Joyce Haffee, Karen Icke, Diane Denison. Row 3: Pam Mahany, Brenda Payer, Shiela Zurc, Mary Mog, Joan Henderson, Chris Srnick, Julie Sajewski. Row 4: Sue Fike, Rita Halsey, Karen Frank, Sharon Johnson, Karen Mohorich, Marie Meehan, Susan Morris, Barb Gordos, s ar: 10 Q 'RP F.T,A. EXECUTIVE BOARD Bottom Row IL to Rl: Carol lvancic, Bob Wallace, Nancy Hagstrand. Row 2: Carol Hitchcock, Carol Henikman, Judy Perko, Elaine Sabo, Treasurer: Linda Dailey, Historian, Linda Koeth, Jan Bradshaw, Jill Goodwin. Flow 3: Judy Coolidge, Vice Presidentg Lucy Oliverio, President, Barb Martin, Secretary. All hail to the only male! 84 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The desire to gain insight into the teaching profession motivates stu- dents to join F.T.A. Speeches by ,li educators fill a large part of the rou- , tine of the meetings. The induction T r J an f rt ceremonies in the fall bring members into more personal contact, reducing C the disadvantages of the large size 7 ii f of the club. Tutoring fellow students , in need of aid enables the student to 4 , practice teaching methods. The para- professional aspect of teaching, al- . though not highly challenging, be- il if comes the students through his ac- l tivities as teacher's aid or hall guard. Exposure to different areas of edu- cation aids the club member in plans -f for the future. rv. .vu Guest speaker Robert Holloway addresses Future Teachers. Junlor and Senior Future Teachers ol America IL to RJ: Bottom Flow: Marilyn Boyd, Mary Ellen Jaklic, Linda Bohinc, Peggy Tarantino, Kathy Discenzo, Bob Wicks, Mike Harris, Jack Mikovic, Steve Craun, Robert Wallace, Richard Schneider, Leland McBride, Ron Kral, Linda Koeth, Sherry McCaul, Sherry Wieland. Row 2: Judy Stiscak, Sharon Pawlechko, Rita Vasas, Gloria Regalbuto, Marty Wilder, Karen Shook, Karen Katona, Betty Grigonis, Diane Moats, Judy Perko, Kathy Pausic, Lynn Bana, Nancy Hagstrand, Clara Hille, Barb Taylor, Sara Weinberger. Joann Allchin, Gloria Weber, Bernie Kirsch, Nancy Gere, Jill Goodwin, Cheryl Keyes, Debby Naderer. Row 3: Lin Hersey, Kathy Mramor, Sue Chandler, Sharon Anderson. Cindy Sak, Shirley Krapence, Karen Skolaris, Pat Doyle, Judy Coolidge, Barb Frizzell, Carol Pred, Kathy Marten, Chris Reinwald, Pam Cooney, Marton Reinke, Ellen Mrzner, Kathy Wilbur, Sally Rogell, Vishna Franic, Beth Hamby. Karen Holodniak, Leslie McArthur, Linda Dailey, Row 4: Sue Christie, Linda Kopniske, Bonnie Newton, Karen Lobas, Sue Weber, Lucy Stucki, Sandy Schervish, Carol Burhenne, Carol Schmidt, Noreen Skerley, Luci Oliverio, Pat McMunllen, Mary Ellen Garisek, Bonnie Perpar, Nancy Edwards, Sally Shemkunas. Laurel Warnke, Cathy Foster, Marilyn Braun, Carole Caghan, Barb Shenk, Elaine Sabo, Marion Zaic. Row 5: Sue Kapler, Diana Koeth, Jill Janda, Chris Peterson. Diane Karrer, Jackie Mason, Bonnie Kermavner, Sue Simon, Shelley Spellman, Nancy Hull, Karen Karberg, Sandy Doles, Carol Hitchcock, Rose Kimosh, Carol Henikman, Dorothy Urbancic, Marty Wiehn, Linda Zadd, Colleen Skonier, Alison Trommetler, Leslie Robinson, Laura Forsythe, Kathy Laurich. Row 6: Carol lvaricic, Bonnie Dietrich, Kathy Autmuth, Jenny Aultz, Barb Reed, Andrea Vidmar, Jan Bradshaw, Pat Griffin, Claudia Stallings, Carol Melnik, Carol Willert, Carol Kramer, Rose Mary Scott, Shirley Chisholm, Sue Gustetic, Gloria DeMario, Rosemarie Jazbinski, Pam Long, Sue Williams, Sue Borsch, Sally Gulich, Pam Madden. P102 'O' 00 .sw 'f tu '1 pi- r i Q 1' ' ' ' ri 2' 35 .5 -r-ltsmtl :I Q. 'V ,i r,.ld. ,IQ tif' I ut-9 iff? A 1 . . l . ' 1 -'w , 1- . - ,Q ti if .. . e 4 1 Ht' sz- sabxmwsi-As FUTURE NURSES r - . ,, - .- 5 if I3 f i fi i S" 5 he 3923 Q e Vega e ,J .gy , Q' . P 'i fr x .Stl tstsakrfuf 'ff' 'fi -it ' " 1 e Z if i' ' 1 fe 2 : it Qt s .i. 45 5 Q i ' '3 Q 3 3 is U t. Q . i if .. : f 4 s S ' r ' z Q Q g Q X 'H 5 - 3 rin. Future Nurses or America Club Bottom Row IL to RJ: Nancy Stanley, Geri Nielsen, Peggy Vollman, Shelly Tarantino, Jeanette Trout, Barb Dauer, Pam Cooney, Charlene Wendall, Kathy Moore, Barb Emser, Karen Gonas, Judy Matjasic. Ftow 2: Cindy Phelps, Judy Skrrngar, Nancy Schubert, Janet McCauley, Cindy Wallace, Sue Hathaway, Mary Lou Cater, Joan Lewandowski, Claire Templeton, Laurie Srckler, Mary Jo Klocker, Lynda Buchhols. Row 3' Cheryl Brown, Treasurerp Alvera Vargo, Barb Jerele, Laura Bucknot, Wendy Brown, Denise Scheurman, Jackie Cabala, Nancy Robb, Jeanette Lewis, President: Andrea Vid- mar, Vice-President, Judy Tuaty, Debbie Bohanon, Judy Stiscak, Row 4: Eileen Roth, Vickie Kurr, Nancy Zdnar, Jan Essex, Cathy Moore, Carol Heinz, Carol Ivansrc, Mary Ann Cherney, Judy Luckay, Debby Portrk, Margaret Pograis, Secretary: Carolyn Pograis, Cathy Carpenter, Peggy Zust, Veronica Seibert. Row 5: Linda Kopniske, Carol Zonar, Jackie Day, Sarah Goslee, Laurie l-laytas, Dorothy Trunkly, Pat Trmlrn, Jackie Hulowitz, Yolanda Chetnik, Carol Kovacic, Carole Caghan, Carolyn Kcrstan- sek, Sue Krnkelaar, Sue Williams, Bernice Matulis, Pat Geddes, ,V is A ,xx X N W. ' K if U .....,,.-wt -N-T From childhood aspirations to working as an aide, future nurses develop their talents and interests. Joining with others that share like interests, they pursue the varied areas connected with the field of medicine. The future nurses begin to realize that only those with a true desire to aid others pass the rigorous and de- manding requirements. Banding to- gether under the auspices ofa nation- al organization, the hopefuls obtain information on particular fields from authorities, visit various hospitals and aid others however possible. They prepare for the long and difficult road that must be travelled in order to realize childhood dreams. Co-op business experience for Sue Frost. 86 ".,b,f" DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB OF AMERICA A chapter of the national organi- Q zarion, oistributive Education Clubs f of America is in its fourth year at I Euclid. The goals of the club involve I success in salesmanship, managerial posts and other service occupations. D.E.C.A. applicants must survive care- ful screening for interest and en- thusiasm. The annual event of the club, the employer-employee dinner, provides incentive for fund raising ac- tivities. D.E.C.A. involves a social re- lationship between the working stu- dent and his employer, preparing him for a solid working knowledge of business and its leaders. D.E.C,A. KL to Rl: Bottom Flow: Georgeann Orlando, Helene Fiiggs, Kay Muir, Toni Caranfa. Row 2. Karen Steelman, Bill Mikolic, Betty Gteller, Bill Doehring, Dottie Vojtek, Row 3' Lynn Elaurngardt, Gene Haralovic, Chris Mandel, Roger Antonick, Row 4: Larry Crown, Tom Miller, Terry Maleckar, Chris Doyle. Future Business Leaders of America IL to Rl: How 1: Marlaine Ryarn, Pat Gombach, Judy Stiscak, Linda Miklavcic, Jan Subel, Beth Andrew. Row 2: Sharon Kelly, Denise Schmaltz, Kathy Kadlec, Linnea Purvis, Donna Daugherty, Irene Bacon, Joanna Zupancic. Row 3: Maryanne Kohut, Lynn Leotta, Joan Hoceyar, Donna Plickert, Kathy Marcus, Karen Hancovsky. Ffow 4: Linda Pawlak, Dolores Kozar, Martin Doyle, Barb Samsa, Pat Mehollin, Cydi Fried, Barb Brandich, Row 5: Bonnie Champa, Cheryl Defer, Marylin Siders, Jeanette Yurchek, Rosemary Yurchek, Jeannie Somrak, Joseph Howe, Ed Pavlik, I 45 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Supplementary to the typing, book- keeping and shorthand courses so familiar to the business student, Future Business Leaders of America strives to provide its members with a greater knowledge of the working world. Various projects are performed both individually and as a group as a preparation additional to the class- room. The major goals of the club include practical experience and methods of achieving success. Tom Severino. E909 , . t, 5 B 2 t -t fff , rg 3 5.321 1 5, 13: it 5 f- . . 5 . , ' lf E r 96' si N- ' It w Friendship Club Seniors Bottom Flow fL to Ri: Sue Christie, Kathy Discenzo, Maryann Garling, Peggy Tarantino, Jill Goodwin, Char Wendall, Marylin Perko, Carol Pred, Judy Perko, Linnea Purvis, Pat Doyle, Donna Daugherty, Donna Smith, Kathy Pausic, Denise Scheurman, Cheryl Oyler. Flow 2: Dorothy Sustersic, Renee Gullo, Cindy Wallace, Kathy Marten, Nancy Lohrey, Nancy Schutt, Barb Emser, Jan Ehlert, Carol Melnik, Peggy Magas, Pat Griffin, Carol Wortman, Luci Oliverio, Betty Schwane. Row 3: Carol Kovacic, Trudy Goodwin, Shirley Krapence, Katie Kalan, Marg Jarvis, Kathy Salisbury, Chris Kowicki, Lubomira Hadzima, Dolores Nainiger, Rita Mooney, Sue Williams, Andrea Vidmar, Maryann Cherney, Judy Luckay, Margaret Pograis, Rosemarie Jazbinski, Kathy Mramor, Pam Madden, Mrs. Tekieli. Row 4: Julie Stromberg, Diane Karrer, Sue Vidensic, Jan Anderson, Linda Beechuk, Joyce Kurowski, Alice Cercic, Bev Kmet, Mary Ellen Garisek, Pat McMullen, Marty Wiehn, Noreen Skerly, Carol Schmidt, Sue Weber, Sandy Cochran, Beth Acks, Janet Bizzarri, Ruth Ganser, Arrilla Casey, Linda Koeth. Row 5: Sherry Macaul, Dorothy Kolegar, Dorothy Urbancic, Marilyn Wolf, Cathy Badish, Sandy Stritof, Linda Ecker, Karen Skolaris, Sharon Skieves, Donna Phillips, Pat Weber, Pam Walker, Sue Kinkelaar, Laura Hitchcock, Rene Ames, Lori Logar, Carolyn Kostansek, Jeanette Yurchek, Lin Horsey. Friendship Club Juniors Bottom Row IL to Rl: Kathy Laurich, Lucy Stucki, Peggy Lovick, Beth Hamby, Gerry Nielsen, Joan Hocevar, Mona Vanek, Gloria DeMario, Jan Subel, Clarabeth Tannehill, Judy Stiscak. Flow 2: Barb Seifert, Karen Lobas, Sandy DiNardo, Ann Trommetter, Gale Kramer, Collen Skonier, Lenore Buchholz, Kathy Wilber, Joanne Allchin, Elain Sabo, Pat Gibbons, Cathy Moore. Flow 3: Ellen Mizner, Kathy Yanchar, Monica Maworski, Vishna Franic, Karen Karberg, Sue Blowers, Irene Bacon, Marilyn Eikenberg, Bonnie Per- par, Sally Rogell, Row 4: Carol Wlllert, Nancy Edwards, Jeannie Somrak, Barb Dongress, Becky Otcasek, Marilou Stehre, Sue Sivik, Laurel Warnke, Barb Palmer, Joyce Siat, Sue Kapler, Kathy Moore. V"Q,"WF N375 VJ' 7, 'M' KR-' 'D' " ' 'B p ' K," tg' 'Y ,xx X I A b 'eil it Q X 3 SO B S ' ' r l n r Q r r it tit :t : FRIENDSHIP CLUB mmf . f ' ' f ' As one of the school's major service ,gy ,e,. . organizations, Friendship Club's pro- gram has been to execute various . projects, centered around needy families and individuals. Establishing a new guide to its activities, the club worked specifically within the City of Euclid. Each holiday took on a special service meaning: for Thanksgiving a canned food collection, hospital favors for Christmas and an Easter , party for youngsters. These activities along with the unceasing pleas of "Buy a Panther Pillow," have re- warded the busy schedule kept by Friendship Club with a realization of its true meaning. Through worthwhile projects the club extended its friend- ship to the community: members con- tributed care and time to promote its special ideal. Friendship Club Executive Board Bottom Row IL to FU' Giovanna Ulizzi, Barbara Wile, Marianne Garling, Leslie McArthur, Donna Phillips. Row 2: Jan Bradshaw, Michele Svlgel, Ann Trommetter. Joanne Allchin EW z ifgufm g-3g'.'xql,' :I ul' . r F 1 l i I ' il t V tam Jn, aqyif 5, , Q QI ll Q Cl rg 21 -q if 1 Ill! arllzfi gg .1 s ' ' ' , 5 s ' K It Sl fri' ll 1 9 4 mr: iris Zi' it i W Q T K . 4 o S e 'G 0 HM 'G er- 1 bl 1-r 1 i I v i vt re-. f nr uw was I- ' A V 1' i i l I r 4:3 f? 1 W Q at A u in A4 .L A A n - l - L A . W u .- A A A , A -' - . Friendship Club Sophomores Bottom Row IL to Rl: Judy Matjasic, Kitti Flibar, Madeline David, Diane Fink, Debby Haverlock, Margie Fennell, Jan Debly, Pam Mahany, Chris Fleisinger, Robbie Hutton, Barb Webb, Judy McRae, Sara Nantz, Joyce Haffer, Miss Newman. Flow 2: Debby Henson, Chris Srnick, Carol Caimi, Darlene Euretig, Maryann Cherney, Karen Matoh, Gail Flichardson, Augusta Artino, Linda Pignatiello, Flanee Bermond, Debby Capala, Natalie llg. Flow 3: Mickie Manfredonia, Linda Erskine, Ally Trommetter, Sue Dritz, Gail Theus, Sue Weinke, Barb Jerele, Julie Salewski, Bonnie Lobdell, Laurie Kozar, Debbie Galloway, Pam Martin, Sue Sivik, Adrienne Kust. Row 4: Connie Brunner, Laura Leyton, Sue Soeder, Janice Pawlechko, Janice Bahr, Linda Tober, Lynn Leotta, Helen Dougherty, Lori Rugle, Lynne Angene, Kathy Flider, Marilyn Milavec, Karen Rider, Sandy Mika. Row 5: Marie Fugina, Jean Klein, Delores Heighton, Pat Stanton, Pat Stanton, Pat Barkhurst, Pat Baker, Mary Helen Daugherty, Marilyn Siders, Patrice Havreberg, Janice Gustetic, Sue Nesbett, Ranee lafelice, Pat Hoernig, Brenda Payer. 89 KEY CLUB Other clubs examine philosophical problems, attend cultural events, or deal exclusively with school problems and affairs. Euclid Key Club, a giant both in service and size in Internation- al, combines a wide variety of social events with a number of community and school projects. While the service aspect wins respect, the club's parties generally are considered an integral part of Key Club's program. Alter- nately sponsoring summer dances and ushering at various programs, Key Club also aids the community. The frequency of parties reflects or- ganization and the dual nature of the ClUb. Besides, Key believes if! Marty Frank, Second Vice-President, Jack Farrill, Treasurerg Tom Seddon, President, Ray Brow, Secretary fun. Key Club Officers IL to Rl: Randy Cebul, First Vice-President: Alec Wightman, Lieutenant-Governor Q ffl Key Club Bottom How fL to Rl: Tom Collura, Jim Hinde, Rob Verner, Craig Zola, George Ruszin, Nick Capretta, Jerry Blackford, Jim Simone, Mark Capretta David Kurrent, Gary Ciprian, Tom Cathcart, Frank Mocilnikar, Alec Wightman, Marty Frank, Fiow 2: Dennis McBride, John Klopovic, Charles Evin, Leigh Thomas, Brian Cox, Al Piller, Russ Leisenheimer, Ron Heinlein, Jim Moore, Al Horvath, Dick Kolesar, Bob Troop, Wayne Streble. Flow 3: David Templeton, Steve Pred, John Blassingame, Chris Reece, Tom Cooper, Cliff Drobnick, Ron Tuckerman, Dave Gubanc, Date Russell, Date Brunson, Doug Keller, Randy Cebul. Row 4: Mike Debevec, George Karlan, Rich Tuckerman, Gary Grum, Dale Glicker, Jim Stoch, Mike Savarin, Mike Chandler, Marty Eble, Tim Lawler, Roger Munson, Dave DiBiasio, Les Sherman, Roy Larick. Fiow 5: Bill Huffman, Bruce Taylor, Steve Hahn, Leland McBride, Mel Scharlau, Bob Lonchar, Bob Miller, Rich Korzoniowski, Thom Kren, Tom Dugan, Curt McRae, Ken Ginsburg, Jim Guinter, Tom Morris. Row 6: Jack Farrill, Dale Anderson, Bill Brigden, Steve Phelan, Larry Skapin. Tim Gulich, Don Maxa, Rick Holloway, Dick Clark, Vic Markovich, Tom White, Tom Boyce. Row 7: Rick Nurmi, Paul Nielsen, Ned Simpson, Rick Yager, Steve Kirk, Mark Smith, Ray Brow, Tom Seddon, Wally Bubley, John Marolt, John Rice, Dennis Adams, Dave Zgonc. 90 5- : l""v. Folk Club Bottom Row KL Io Rl: Kathi Pausic, Adrienne Yentz, Judy Klawn, Kathy Kochevar, Linda Juratovac, Sandy Apple, Al St. John, Cindy Phelps, Tim Brennan, Sandy Worden, Ed Pavlik, Row 2' Martha Floss, Mrs. Hoeger, Gall B00!l'l. Sandy Fofker, Kathy Turner, Pat Primoznik, Mike Harris, Kathy Pultorak, Kathy Salisbury, Pat Skeya, Jackie Hulewicz. Ad Club Bottom Row Il. to Rl:AGerri Artz, Donna Smith, Shirley Cook, Jan Subel. Row 2: Joanne Allchin, Gloria Weber, Michele Svigel, Gretchen Ulstrom. Row 3: Mona Vanek, Sandra DiNardo, Kathy Salisbury, Maryann Cherney. Row 4: Carol Lehman, Noreen Benvenuto, Eileen Roth, Diana Komocar. FOLK CLUB Entering a world whose vocabulary consists of axes, harps, backrooms and wells, the folk singing enthusiast shares his interest in Folk Club. lm- porting talent from local coffeehouses to meetings and developing its own representatives of talent, the Folk Club provides a unique opportunity for expressions. AD CLUB Ad Club members find themselves running the small, stuffy ticket booths. Mr. Vacc, the club director, prepares his crew well for the challenges and hazards of punching passes and stamping the hands of stampeding masses crowding the gym doors. Through their constant ticket-selling efforts, the Ad Club processed and punched the crowds at all of the athletic events. 'S ? .5 gf ue' . i Leiiermen Bottom Row lL to Rl: Laurie Letney, Sandy Brachlow, Marsha Beery, Cydi Theis, Sherri Grimes, Blanche Pierce, Peggy Zust. Row 2: Jack Strunk, John Schwabauer, Dale Kalamasz, Ron Heinlein, Gary Ciprian, Erich Lyttle, Roger Munson, Tom Meros, Tom Seddon. Flow 3: Jim Moore, Secretary, Andy Altenweg, Bob Troop, Dick Kolesar, Treasurer, Randy Cebul, Dave Brunson, Alec Wightman, Pete Goulis, Jim Schwabauer. Row 4: Jack Farrill, Jeff May, Don Maxa, Larry Hann, Val Miklausich, Terry Fiieder, Flon Bock, Bob Henikman, President: Doug Hackle. Row 5: Chuck McCracken, Jim Kiro, Tom McFledmond, Mike Applequist, Mike Boyle, Paul Nielsen, Walt Bubley, John Speck, Ned Simpson, John L. Sullivan. LETTERMEN'S N' CLUB Members of the Lettermen's Club symbolize a wide interest in sports. Distinguished by the varsity letter, the athletes act as ushers and ticket- takers at various athletic events. They perform the duties as a service to the school and the athletic depart- A-f ment. Those with a sense of responsi- bility and a desire to serve enroll in Lettermen's Club. f Tuesday-night toil 92 an gy.. ill " WJW- T L., Panthers Bottom Row IL to Rl' Kathy Sharon, Bonnie Thomas, Mary Helen Biello. Standing: Linda Prioreschi. I. Vs F PANTHERS Four exuberant girls enhance the general spirit and excitement of foot- ball games. Trying out in a manner similar to that of the cheerleaders, the Panthers are chosen expressly for their performance, spirit and certain "ham" ability. Often helping cheers in the side bleachers, or engaging in some sideline antics, they stand out in their black tailed outfits. Panthers interpret the fierce athletic symbol spiritedly. SPWHTS Repeating the sentiment of victory could tend to be a bit tiring. Eager to alleviate repetition, the imaginative, secretive Spirits meets weekly to plan and carry out spirit messages. To bolster excitement following touch- downs, a temperamental "cannon" effectively sounded the score. Charis- matic club members followed 'all sports and provided tangible signs to boost school interest. Havoc to the enemy, good natured, witty posters and evening meetings are the spirited tradition. mEC Spirits Club Bottom Row IL to FU: Linda Cochran, Holly Kulka, Sue Christie, Carol Zonar, Shirley Krapence, Sue Siefert, Debby Lip- streuer, Laurie Haytas. Row 2: Barb Wile, Sandy Cochran, Donna Daugherty, Pat Doyle, Randi Svendsen, Leslie McArthur, Bob Ferris, Kathy Marten, Carol Schmidt, Trudy Goodwin, Barb Wince. Row 3: Tom Seddon, Steve Lowry, Nancy Winters, Jim Simone, John Marolt, Jack Farrill, Nancy Robb, Sue Muscenti, Sandy Schervish. Row 4: Jackie Harris, Rick Nurmi, Flay Brow, Judy Perko, Marg Jarvis, Linda Bohinc, Mary Helen Biello. Flow 5: Nancy Hagstrand, Marilyn Wolf, Cindi Theis. Marsha Beery y Peggy Zus! S Q L - E I 3 , I fi f R . x ' k s Q 1 4, 5 2 Q s 5 I 2 E -f 3 2 E E ' 2 1 ei-: P 3 1 :xx 5 N "I Q A eg' , 'Q , - ' rf? Q X., i fbfgfnx s Y fc . S E ,MN 3 1. S - 5 i Q Lx 5 'ix -75 1 ,., , S , 1- fl x " Q. . 4'- 5 K ' i ' 3 5 .X95:' ,., x " A vfi-5 X I . 'ffl 4 - , fr, 'Q 5 5 iff' f V ' V y 5 if f,--' .fa V. V , - 1 f 2 -' 1, 4 . 3 2 3 'EV Q-'QV Q ' " Vi , 9 ' if ' 'E ' :Wy 2 ' A ' . - , : ,, "1-ink z 2 1 ' .Z 5 , ' ' 1 ' ' e 1 '2 1 'Q ? - 1 5 2 - 2 il . ' ' 4 . 3 5 f Y M ,A 34 'S i 3 23-A V x, X vw y i E 3 3 1 N . , V E gi A 1 Af-' .Qsf!sgz5? l--INK. , . ' -' ' fi- Q, W Q Q , y y J f y y y -V ' '- if y , 'E -: ' ' f. fl . 1 , em, , 4 1 3 2 .1 . : ' 4 -"A ' 'Z' j ..A9,gv,. 'gl '-I-. - qv 5 Q wc. 1 ,ggi fxxlff. w .. 3 -F V W : , - - - A .19 , Sandy Brachlow 94 'Kr Blanche Pierce Cindy Thels, Captain Laurle Gullch l Sherrl Grimes, Substitute. 1 I ' JV. Cheerleaders Row 1 IL to Rl: Janet Kozak, captamg J.V. Substitutes !L to FU: Skye Hurlburt, Clara Hille. Laurie Letney, Substitute. . i Y 1' -' 0 4 -, ' 'till iY CH EERLEADERS Braving inclement weather and un- enthusiastic crowds, the cheerleaders spirit the many voices of the stands into a single vocal demonstration of team loyalty. Disregarding the unfa- vorable scoreboard and lauding a victorious one becomes an accepted policy of these cheer-instigators. They symbolize the variety of emo- tions experienced in the sometimes- hushed school spirit. ,. . ,- Sally Rogell, Marsha Wallace, T C5 l 2 rish T K, elich, Sally Yozipovich. Jo Ann Leppert ,Q 1 J.V. Substitutes fL to Ry. Cheri Kitko, Cindy Paparizos. 95 Maiorettes Bottom Row IL to Rl: Carol Burhenne, Norene Skerly, Wendy Brown, Connie Beckwith, Barb Habe, Carol Zonar. Raw 2: Laurie Haytas, Linda Bohinc, Katie Kalan, Shirley Krapence, Trudy Goodwin, Jackie Harris. "Boy! Those St. Joe majorettes!" Nm I s , ' ' f ff i- v - V4- -41--,, , 2 ' f!,.,.T: 1. "is the kick the trick?" ""'f'i' gf ' ' Head Majorettes Kneeling: Shirley Krapence. Standing: Katie Kalan MAJ ORETTES The somber bandsmen backdrop the routine of the lvlajorettes, which represents near perfection. The huge crowds are unaware of the earlier schedule of strenuous practices. After a weekend is spent composing each routine, early morning practices, which often result in straight hair and chronic colds, become essential dur- ing preparation. Unbalanced batons, missed beats and hard work are all culminated and rewarded as the Nlajorettes perform with the band. Majorette Substitutes Bottom Row KL la FU: Luci Stuckl, Sue Sterle kar, DeLbie Beckwith, Carol Francis. Row 2: Linda Pestotnik, Nancy Williams. 'TH fx' 'fy b Cancer! Band Bottom Row KL to Rl: Judy Coolidge, Carol Neumeyer, Cindy Phelps, Rosemarie Jazbinski, Leslie Kalan, Bonnie Gillis, Sandy Skrlj, Janet Crone, Nancy Robb, Row 2: Paula Redding, Vic Markovich, Marian Zajc, Jill Janda, Linda Scheibel, Chuck Pereksta, Marilyn Ward, Rick Wittenmeyer, Steve Hoedt, Barb Butt, Janice Burr, Ruth Bronsted, Shelley Tarantino, Rob Modic, Joe Sanda, Darryl McGill, Jeff McKee, Mary Margaret Tucci, Jim Knight, Ron Lewis. Row 3: Luci Oliverio, Date Rebeck, Mike Debeyec, Jim Kershaw, Jane Decatur, Phil Morlock, Dale Anderson, Pam Cooney, Tom Renninger, Wayne Zachary, Tim Campbell, Burks Oakley, Rick Punzar, Dave Kurrent, Dwayne Doblar, Les Sherman. Dennis McBride, Neil Blasse, Wayne Streble, Dave Kershaw, Rick Holloway, Tim Dular, Cindy Anderson, Frank Doblekar, Lee McBride, Pat Meighan. Row 4: Diane Karrer, Glenn Miller, Wes Collins, Dean Coolidge, Mike Savarin, Luane Morgan, Mike Mueller, Russ Kane, Jim Francis, Tom Taylor, Steve Soloky, Martha Ross, Pat Mann, Mark Potocnik, Mr, Harper, Jim Zoller, Greg Mucci, Tom Campbell, Jim Hinde, Leigh Thomas, Ron Cooney, Lee Williams, Tim Masek. Varied reactions from Wedded Winners Q i M, -awk, v,,g.f3"T - 3' .-- f..- , My mg. ff, - , -, X N ,51- sf, .F 98 Fan G' I, Chevron Society Seated KL to R2 Jill Janda Sandy Skrll Standing KL to RJ: Judy Coolidge, Barb Butt, Pat Meighan, BAND The numerous opportunities for self-expression found within the band- room are nearly unlimited. The tre- mendous equipment allows the musician to experiment, improvise and prepare for performances. The spirited, freewheeling group enjoys a great deal of freedom ordinarily not allowed. In addition to all the splendid factors of this environment, the band also has an understanding director. Of course, excellence is ex- pected of this group. Sometimes the work of learning a new half-time show and appreciating the finer tech- niques of beret placement are not easy tasks. But the band relents and conforms. Concert season breaks up the marchers into two separate en- tities, the Cadet and Concert Bands. Chevron society members are pro- ficient musicians who merit the chev- ron for their uniforms. And all in- strumentalists must endure tryouts and sight-reading impossible music. No other organization expects and receives so much from its partici- pants. - 'K Q. r xx , .qv . sig x it -R553 - . ,t.... 5 V X M- ' "5 1.1 ss ,ff .- X, . rw wx' . ' X .rw:mrrf ?.s?., . swsswfs . ,, ? ug g S?,:,g:-5311.1 1s., ,,s -aww Qs, -Q K ,M sg-A we+N--sws..r.w--v-Qs,..c.--.tw-axasQ..- -1.1-rm. - -, so - 1- . r K sf r 1 -. .1 V ,. . aw X 1.Ffi'wf 'f V f ' ' ' ' Cadet Richardson, Harriet Eglin, Row 2: Mary Diennes, Pam Cooney, Rick Shirk, Bob Taub, Janice Birr, Dave Rebeck, Ruth Bronsted, Maryiean De Tomaso, Jane Telling, Shelley Tarantino, Mike Mitch, Scott Barrett, Ralph Gibson, Louis Chos, Bob Zeman. Flow 3: Toni Disanto, Jerry Glick, John Tanko, Duane Doblar, Rick Punzar, Dan Barrick, Dave Barrick, Richard Kornara, Cheryl Glubish, Dale Kardos, Jack McKee, Mike Sikora, John Tolar, Greg Mucci, Nancy Gubanc, Jim Tolar. Row 4: Donna Yeray, Jim Davis, Gale Swart, Pat Foy, Ken Sadar, Mr. D'Emilia, Jim Shilander. Band Bottom Row IL to FU: Carol Fierle, Elaine Sabo, Carol Dann, Eileen Roth, Suzanne Delsanter, Vivian Sobole, Sharon Masek, Kathy Randall, Gale "You mean we won the Euclid Smile Contest?" ORCHESTRA At least once in his life, everyone dreams of being proficient in one special instrument. Would-be greats easily become discouraged once they discover the number of hours of practice it takes to become proficient. Even those who remain devoted throughout the transition years of junior high school often find the ex- acting life of high school too de- manding to accommodate both music and studies. In most cases, the aca- demic requirements take preced- ence while the music is left to gather dust. Only those who possess a dedication to music share the respon- sibility to maintain the high standing and quality of the orchestra. 100 . -. .- or Q - ' 1 .. r- J . 1 - ,, ....... t. .sfsfsmstms-va Mass.-Q-s.ts. s. .t,st:-L-...iss -.X mmf.-.ss-t.s. s- ss:-.s-gsm.,f.....t,.:...s.,:...t.1.a,s 5 if 'Q fx S 4 , 3 Q 5 A it Instructions and directions pointed out by Mr. Harper. Orchestra Bottom Row KL lo Rl: Lisa Bailey, Sarah Goslee, Pam Madden, Gall Booth, Luba Hadzima, Janice Blrr, Janet Basa, Linda Herak. Row 2: Nancy Tianeilo, Carolyn Pograis, Margaret Pograis, Pamela Volota, Chris Kowicki, Elaine Perry, Jim Schutte, Bryan Dadlow, Alice Kreit, Flosernarie Jazbinski. Raw 3: Bonnie Gilles, Cindy Phelps, Carol Neumeyer, Judy Coolidge, Patrick Meighan, Jill Janda, Diane Karrer, Susan Williams, Mary Macke, Joan Henderson, Barbara Gilles, Row 4: Mike Mueller, Bob Cuevas, Wagne Zachary, Fred Arnold, Tim Campbell, Neil Blasse. Scott Barrett, John Laszcz, Glenn Miller. Row 5: Lynne Climo, Pat Mann, Tim Masek, Ken McCreight, Lee Mc ride. 0 .Q N 1.1 101 Glrls' Concert Choir Bottom How IL to Rl: Kathy Turner, Cheryl Keyes, Barbara Dauer, Jenny Wickes, Linda Burkhart, Lorraine Courtney, Row 2: Carolyn Rideout, Peggy Lovick, Cathy Lutz, Linda Reed, Marilyn Braun, Janet McCauley, Pat Walter, Diane Moats, Gayle Kehres, Row 3: Karen Braddock, Debby Mihocik, Jan Walker, Georgetta Palko, Linda McLaughlin, Penny Miller, Agie Skully, Karen Silsby, Karen Fleinbolt, Kathy Olds, Lenore Buchholz. Row 4: Kathy Braddock Shari Ross, Cindy Conley, Linn Senger, Sue Simon, Lynn Sweigert, Rosemary Scott, Kathy Yanchar, Bernice Matulis, Barbara Taylor, Mary Lou Cater. Not Shown Barb Pavis, Nancy Stanley, Denise Scheurman. Sophomore Mixed Choir Bottom Row KL to Rl: Becky Mann, Dannie Dugan, Linda Dieckmann, Maria Plywacki, Anne Rolik, Debbie Tinker, Shirley Cook, Kathy Rider, Sally Rose, Marilyn Milavec, Pat Rees, Cindy Kelly, Kathy Horvat, Lois Hopkins, Pam Picozzi, Nancy Kadunc, Karen Icke, Joyce Haffer, Sharon Allen, Marlene Pacic, Marcia Wallace, Skye Hurlburt, Willis Ann Dreisbach, Lyn Angene. Row 2: Sue Lewis, Carolyn Newnes, Katie Shaughnessy, Karen Rider, Betty Keeler, Jayne Miller, Pam Newman, Sandy Leicher, Judy McFlae Angie Robers, Jerri Johnson, Diane Bradley, Pam Bosco, Marie Fugina, Marian Hodler, an Bahr, Linda Tober, Sue Starzynski, Diana Fink, Debbie Haxerlock, Sue Sever, Rita Zelinsky. Row 3: Natalie llg, Michele Maran, Carol Murphy, Sara Nantz, Marilyn Haynes, Donna Kostelnik, Gayle Theus, Craig Zola, Chuck Arnold, John Blassingame, John Klopovic, Bruce Taylor, Jim Crosson, Paul Vincent, Craig Johnson. Rick Tavenier, Joe Parisi, Marty Schwenke, Ranee lalelice, Lynda Buchholz, Barb Webb, Gayle Zitnik, Row 4: Kathy Marsh, Pat Mervar, Barb Petrochic, Pat Winkler, Helen Dougherty, Marylin Siders, Tom Dolter, Jim Stoch, Rich Korzeniowski, Dave Lewis, Joe Vidulich, Jeff Fagan, Don Gam, George Gast, Jack Curry, Tom Cooper, Dave Garling, Mary Jo Jelenic, Karen Wade, Kathy Netschke, Sandy Penca, Lee Ann Medevic. ,G Q - i ..-m i.. .L , 102 CHOIRS Practice and repetition are two basic methods of learning notes. Only after each choral member is sure of the proper notes can expression be- come part of a song. This feeling, which comes with the student's in- terest and enthusiasm, brings music to an audience. Two capable and energetic directors combine the choirs' numerous notes and enthus- iasm to produce one dynamic sound. Mr. Jack Floshong, Assistant Vocal Director. Sophomore Mixed Choir Bottom Row fL to Rl: Allison Town, Barb Takiguchi, Robbie Hutton, Candy Obreza, Barb Walland, Shirley GriHis, Janet Plovock, Denise Darash, Diana Pietro, Carol Price, Cindy Paparizos, Becky Mann, Jean Lokar, Row 2 Terri Sivert, Sue Sivik, Irene Scheel, Cindy Kershaw, Debbie Galloway, Janis Doherty, Sue Sarama, Christina Jankus, Karen Match, Gretchen Gallagher, Darlene Euretig, Linda Sonntag. Row 3: Nancy Jarchow, Sue Fike, Flita Melton, Sally Yozipovich, Dolores Single, Pam Martin, Willred Tabb, George Pluszin, Denny DeViney, Jay Kollel, Sue Buikus, Pam Mahany, Jan Debly, Joyce Hafler, Flobin Ross. Row 4' Diana Fink, Myrle Farah, Lynda Taylor, Lynn Kotnik, Tom Aquilano, Jerry Moses, Mike Roberts, Kurt Stanic, John Aleksic, Bill Swisher, Ron Tuckerrnan, Jean Acks, Barb Comport, Ann Hanak, Susan Hayba, Jeanette Barber. Row 5: Jean Klein, Chris Srnick, Julie Salewski, Judi Lustig, Val Pettit, Beth Climo, Jack Craigs, Steve Pred, Rich Tuckerman, Frank Camloh, Mac Bailey, Charlotte Gillespie, Karen Mohorich, Melinda Baldini, Karen Frank, Debbie Erdman, How 6' Debbie Haverlock, Flegina Stocker, Debbie Smith, Jim Willett, Joe Ciomek, Wayne Gephart, Jim Lyle, Bill Brigden, Bob Lonchar, Date Demojzes, Cathy Orazen, Glena Stillinger, Cheryl Laser, Cindy Kelly, Cheryl Arendt, Donna Sweet. Not Shown: Marsha Baker, Don Volante, Randy Sharon, Nick Capretta, Lenny Crawford, Karen Ruuska, Debby Clark, Flenee Bermond. 3 103 VARSITY CHORALE Chosen for their special enthusiasm and voice quality, the twenty-six Var- sity Chorale members did not take their vocal responsibilities lightly. The small group achieved a blending and flexibility of sound rarely encountered in high school ensembles. Intensive struggles with notes and rhythm en- abled Varsity to accomplish its unity and exact harmony. Often Mr. Taylor's individual browbeating raised a good voice to excellence. The privilege of wearing a blue jacket singularly be- longed to the Varsity Chorale. i . a Accompanist Cecily Hunt and Director Mr. Taylor . . . A hard-working team we Q- f Q 5. 1 5 0 1 Q X 1 Q X . ' 3 af W. .fi , 1 M., .,,a,f,,..r., . ,. ifmga, I 1 A f 1' "4""' ,WW,:,z"4 I 21:24--,1,,, ., , My ',""'f-f-.V. 'f '24 ' 'f . f .5 ' .,., 5, Varsity Chorale Bottom Row KL to Rl: Roger Munson, Nancy Hagstrand, Nancy Kaselak, Marsha Beery, Dave Lawrence. Row 2: Jim Brown, Jill Janda, Jill Damberger, Pat Flock, Cecily Hunt, John Lipnicki, Mark Capretta. Row 3: Bob Taylor, Marsha Chapman, Cheryl Oyler, Sue Chandler, Pat Mann. Flaw 4: Jett Carrish, Sharon Pawlechko, Barb Frizzell, Jerry Suhar. Row 5: Rick Yager, Cindy Grant, Chuck McLaughlin. Row 6: Flay Brow. 104 r v .1-, . iz' Q24 " ri: I , . 1:31, ggmlffff -or.'t.'1 31: 3 ' 94127--5 , . is if Choral Masters Bottom Flow IL fo Rl: C. B. Tannehill, Laurie Sickler, Marty Wilder, Sandy Crawford, Carol Wortman, Nancy Williams, Becky Otcasek, Sue Albrecht, Kathy Wilber, Cookie Hudock, Cheri Kitko, Kathy Federico, Lynne Bana, Jane Jaquays, Connie Beckwith. Flow 2: Judy Johnson, Carol Sestak, Laurel Warnke, Carol Heinz, Jenny Aultz, Pam Madden, Carol Hayward, Gerry Nielson, Dale Fiacich, Donna Daugherty, Donna Serksnis, Laura Haytas, Sue Land, Leslie Stratton. Row 3: Shay Kreici, Carol Emmert, Jan Bradshaw, Donna Burris, Doug Duncan, Pat Meighan, John Arko, Carol Hitchcock, Peggy Brigden, Barb Benson, Barb Fleed, Alice Cercek, Quay Proctor. Linda Tucci Row 4 Flon Sweed, Ray Clancy, Bob Troop, Tom Seddon, Treasurer, Jim De Viney, Bill MacDonald, Cliff Plott, Randy Cebul, Marty Frank, President, Guy Mclntyre, Marty Eble, Randy Price, Dennis Maycock, Glenn Miller, Row 5: Dale Flussell, Joe Zinnicker, Jack Strunk, Rick Brown, Doug Haokie, Frank Maxon, John Francis, Mark Pena, Denny LaV0rQna. Dean Bammeflin. Mark Sabula. Ken Staufler, Paul Nielsen. Tim Lawler, Terry Rieder, Robert Smith. Not Shown: Cecily Hunt, Vice President. Lynne Bana and Jane Jaquays concentrate on chords. xx, Xu' 5 CHORAL MASTERS From the initial challenge of a new song until its final presentation on stage, the Masters strive for per- fection. Early doubts and occasional sour notes are corrected while being rehearsed again and again. Misplaced music is a result of last-minute mem- orization. Gradually, some ninety voices become one as tones blend and mellow to produce the Choral Masters' sound. - -'SUV' -41' .ygsiw M . 991 A.. f Wai Napolo Clockwise from Top.' Sue Chandler, Laurie Harris, Dorothy Susteric, Debby Lipstreuer, Diane Fellman, Pat Totten, Sus Susel, Laurie Gulick, Betty Grigonis, Barb Reed, Barbi Benson, Bonnie McCartney, Candy Scheurman, Lori Abraham, Kathy Olds, Marilyn Ward. Cindv Kelly - Susie Hayba, Alison Trommetter, Kathy Netschke, Jill Battung, Sandy Mita, Marian Hodder, Chris Holden, Ann Trommetter, Joane Bilicic, Phyllis Dickinson, Lynne Bana, Marilyn Boyd, Cindy Grant, Jackie Harris, Linda Ullestad, Nancy Robb, Wendy Brown, Randi Svendsen, Sue Weber, Carole Miller. Wal Napolo Officers Bottom Row KL to Rl: Nancy Robb, Historian: Ann Trommetter, Secretary. Row 2: Dorothy Sustersic, Vice President: Jackie Harris, Treasurer. Fiow 3: Sue Chandler, President. WAI NAPOLO From the time she learns the mean- ing of Wai Napolo until her honored position as judge of prospective in- ductees, the swim club member ,, , shares her pride in aquatic skill with thirty-six sister enthusiasts. Combin- ing skill and imagination with many water-logged hours in January, aspi- rations of the club center around its annual spring show. A swim leader smug" combines her skill and imagination in teaching both the interested and apa- thetic pupils. Called upon to utilize many diversified talents, a swim lead- er must possess patience, poise, and 1 skill. Armed with her attributes, she cf ,H I ' K' instructs sleekly swims and perpet- fhwwmm uates her mermaid legend on Tues- ,Q day nights. n:L,...af-iana...,.....,., -1 . 1r...g4,4,,,L .vital -.-........... rz:..g5ZI'.-"...,. f 1'-ff v-is -fx Skl Club Officers Sealed KL to Rl: Carol Schmidt, Treasurer, Mr. Cliffel, Sponsor' Carol Miller, Secretary. Standing: Frank Mocilnikar, Vice President: Neil Blasse President SKI CLUB Brightly colored jackets and pat- terned sweaters Iay waiting to be donned by would-be skiers. The en- thusiastic owners began following weather reports early in November. Hopes were realized in the first weeks of December when snow squalls pro- vided the necessary base. Ski "buffs" gathered equipment for a Saturday of practice and frostbite on the slopes of Mont Chalet. December faded into a dry, snowless end and took with it the brief period of joy for the club. Members again took up their ritual "snow watch" and in early February the serious skiers once more made it to the slopes. 1 l' Ski Club Bottom Flow IL to Rl: Carolyn Pograis, Donna Daugherty, Linnea Purvis, Pat Doyle, Sue Buikus, Barb Horton. Row 2: Marilyn Boyd, Margaret Pograis, Laura Forsythe, Dorothy Urbancic, Joan Lewandowski, Flose Dritz, Augusta Artfno. Flow 3: Chico Simone, Jim Korthals, Dave Kurrent, Cindy Conley, Pat Mehollin, Carolyn Kalan, Debbie Beckwith, Linda Bohinc, Linda Toth, Beth Hamby. Row 4: Mark Pena, Tom Budas, Vic Markovich, Jim Farizel, Kent Demshar, Lucky Stucki, Shelly Tarantino, Barbara Nawor, Kathy Laurich. 107 QV Webb, Debbie Clark, Barb Tolchinsky, Maureen Marton, Alison Trommetter, Gayle Kramar, Sue Beeman, Connie Beckwith, Trudy Goodwin, Katy Nancy Williams, Dave Rebeck, John Margheret, ..............4-..t.,...........-.-....- GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB The shriek of her whistle and the shouted call of "Lineup" sound the beginning of the Girls' Leader's re- sponsibilities. She duly dispenses marks to the gum-chewers and jewelry-wearers, leads exercises, and reffs GAA games. Not only does she further her leadership potential, but she also develops lasting friendships which are renewed at the annual Christmas party. The enthusiasm with which the Girls' Leader aids the teacher and participants in class ac- tivities wins for her the respect of her classmates. ' 'tunrq, xl G.L,C, Executive Board Bottom Row IL to FU: Mrs. Alvarez, Advisor. Top Flow: Debby Beckwith, Secre- tary, Sandy Sohervish, Historian, Dale Racich, Presidentg Linda Scheibel, Treasurer: Sue Mahusky, Vice-President, Girls Leaders Club Bottom Bow IL to FU: Donna Burris, Carol Zonar, Joan Kropf, Dale Racich, Laurie HaY'a5' Mike HSQIBW, Sandy Brachlow, Row 2: Laurie Letney, Sally Rogell, Sandy Schervish, Debby Beckwith, Sue Mahusky, Barb Martin, Leslie McArthur, Row 3: Barb Habe, Karen Lobas, Linda Scheibel, Jackie Mason, Linda Bohinc, Cecily Hunt, Pat Flock, Denise Frak. Bow 4: Cheryl Reed, Marty Wilder, Carol Henikman, Kathy Federico, Barb Butt, Nancy Winters, Charlene Joyce. Row 5: Leslie Stratton, Barb Taylor, Gayle Kramar, Barb Flomoser, Kathy Laurich, Jane Milavec, Elaine Sabo. y, X--2. v F ff l 1 . ,Q - kg ,. 1- . 2 - . tk . X. , . g t. ' A -..,i5:'f2 ,. we tt, t T '5x,Nf-tt., tj- '- . - x - X . Q ' x Sin-'fig i . 4' -- 3 fx' """": 108 ,.' GIRLS ATHLETIC ' ' ASSOCIATION lb Offering a large variety of sports throughout the year, the Girls' Ath- letic Association establishes a type of intramurals program. Volleyball, bad- minton, and basketball give girls their only chance to improve skills and physical dexterity. Open to all three grade levels, the club sponsors events of a social nature, such as co-ed volleyball games, hayrides, and par- ties. A large club, GAA proves the importance of both femininity and fit- ness. Glrls' Athletic Association Executive Board Bottom Row !L to Rl: Joan Kropf, Vice- President, Linda Sajewski, President: Kathy Somrack. Row 2: Sue Sietertg Barb Butt, Treasurer, Cheryl Reed. Girls' Athletic Association Bottom Row KL lo FU: Allison Town, Karen Doak, Judy Matjasic, Kathy Somrack, Joan Kropt, Kathy Laurich, Cheryl Reed, Kathy Schaser, Linda Sajewski, Charlene Wendall, Pam Mahany, Barb Takiguchr, Willis Dreisbach, Linda Dieckmann, Joann Hignite, Karen Rider, Jean Acks, Delores Single, Claudia Drehek, Debbie Tinker, Janis Doherty, Arlene Fiona. Cindy Paparizos. Bow 2' Kathy Randall, Janet Crone, Cindy Anderson. Jean Bray, Karen Holodniak, Karen Sweet, Carolyn Pograis, Margaret Pograis, Marian Zajc, Judy Stiscak, Rose Mary Klancar, Barb Gorclos, Susan Larick, Sue Latch, Jean Lokar, Janet Mahusky, Faye Nye, Pam Martin, Kitty Rrbar, Jan Debly, Marcia Wallace, Row 35 Harriet Eglin, Lynn Brooks, Carol Schmidt, Augusta Arlino, Pam Picozzi, Pat Pavis, Kathy Bolon, Kathy Rider, Marilyn Eikenberg, Donna Plickert, Carolyn Beeman, Irene Szabo, Monica Naworski, Laura Blatecky, Marilyn Milavec, Diane Churney, Colleen Skonier, Gail Richardson, Sue Weinke, Sandy Mika. Row 4: Robbie Hutton, Chris Reisinger, Ranee Iatelice, Mary Margaret Tucci, Gayle Kramar, Sharon Johnson, Judy McRae, Barb Sterling, Allison Trornrnetter, Gail Theus, Sharon Cheraso, Debbie Bohanon, Beth Climo, Debbie Clark, Rosie Pringle, Cheryl Laser, Nancy Stanley, Claudia Stallings, Sharon Masek. Row 5: Vivian Sobole, Connie Lytle, Karen Wade, Pat Barkhurst, Sue Milavec, Andrea Newman, SUE Christie. Marsha Pestotnik, Terri Sivert, Dolores Kozar, Sue Simon, Mary Ann Jelenic, Karen Ruuska, Luba Hadzima, Laurie Brothers, Barb Butt. li:i2'I1,', if 'r,:I" P' 'l.1""f "'T' T' 'Iy"tzIiiz."'7-J '71 Q". Im' .3 .UAW QI' 'II QI' ,I 5' 0' Hi I' '.I 5.5 i 1 I Q r ra o are 0 'fi- I 0 me aonm'auI. ,."-,.+ffif'ii- mf 'ut f ri. in rooi'N1r. 0lI0,,i'uu I , .i0?IB,lU1Ul-'ii-si r t:l'91lt3"iI'ifEr . Ii 'fa .flu I' "1" " Im U' Q' 'I..'i'fQI"' as" it' I It ri I " It If l 0 lirasrilitf' .P .0-'fi-'t..1,'f4.',frFH "fi 't-'I Q. fr .1--.0.-- r--.!.' 'pl-f'o ectfzf . 4. ..-,-.- CAM ERA CLU B The subject's answer to the Camera Club member's unexpected attack borders on both pleasure and ex- asperation. With flashes of light and clicks of the shutters, the camera fiend maliciously retreats to the sanc- tity of the dark room. The film is un- loaded with eager anticipation for the results of the day's hunt. The fresh print remains the photographers reward as he develops techniques and cares for equipment. Each role of film improves with practice, while candid poses must be imaginatively and inconspicuouslv captured. MOVIE CLUB A movie excites an otherwise pathetic classroom group. Conver- sation centers on the movie that will be shown to provide a respite from note-taking. Soon echoing down the hall, comes the thunder of the pro- jector guided by a member of the movie club. One qualified to join the club executes various tasks. At- tempting to provide enjoyable enter- tainment, the noon movie and its low price offers an easy escape into the celluloid world. CAMERA CLUB Bottom Row fL to Rl: David Virginia, Dave Lawrence Hank James Dennis McBride Row 2: Chuck Koelling, Richard Wittenmyer, Philip Morlock Tom Collura Row 3 Jim Kershaw Greg Mann, Burks Oakley, Carl Fiosenberger, Tom Schmenk .iz .,, .M r Movle Club Bottom Row1L to RJ: Paul Vincent, George Prokopovlch, Marilyn Mann David Vlrglnla Row 2 Ellen Schultz Sue Albrecht, Pat McMullen, Mary Ellen Garisek, Vicki Kurr. Row 3: Tom Schmenk Paul Haf1er Dan Stearns Greg Mann 110 Qu fs, E .2 4 s R . . ua' Q g "- , -1-. x --.-. L -un-. ,' I-nu' S - imap- r ,-ff-9 fi 1 ,fa FOREMAN'S CLUB Keeping an eye out for twenty stu- dents running an equal number of potentially hazardous m a c h i n e s seems all but impossible. Designed to partially alleviate the teacher of this burden, skilled and responsible students are eligible for membership in Foreman's Club. The boys also must have the respect of their fellow students. Only a select few are privileged as foremen to aid the in- structor in the maintenance of class safety and supervision. STA6 E CR EW Stage Crew demands boys who work hard, long hours with sets, backdrops, lights and other effects. This work requires a certain dedi- cation coupled with patience and per- severance. Aside from the nights spent on the various dramatic pro- ductions, duties of Stage Crew in- clude the many after-school, evening and Saturday work sessions. The re- sponsibilities accepted by the Stage Crew make possible many successful productions. P. A. CLUB The microphone mysteriously ap- pears and disappears on a stage, prior to and following assemblies. This operation isn't really mysterious at all. Members of P. A. Club set-up, adjust and care for microphones, cords and other necessary equipment. Without P. A. workers, the suave speakers would be forced to shout. P. A. al- lows valuable speeches to be audible. CHESS CLUB An interest in chess remains the basic unifying factor for Chess Club members. Inter-school meets and competition require improved tech- nique and strategy. Total destruction, in the form of a checkmate, is the Chess Club's battle cry. A A . 59" ' 3 ffl i f ,Q it . 1, . C910 fs- ..r' . ,. E! I 'nr N Y s. N' 1 if 5 ' Gy 4+-' V' L , F-naw., f inn-q k mgeseii Lf' P 5' by QQ ll-du-n.g CL, Public Address Club Front Row IL to RJ: Richard Schneider, Jeff Lick, Pat Mann. Flow 2: Mr. Yokum, Gerry Peters, Mr. Staines. Chess Club Bottom Flow IL to Bl: Alan Goldstayn, Jerry Glick, John Arko, Jamie Rose. Row 2: J Krnc, Ron Havener, David Lieberworth, Bob Fiorelli, Torn Morris. Row 3: Duane Jarc, Tom Lew. Quentin Stout, Vince Monaleri, Terry Morris. 112 Std nt St re Flow 1 QL to Rl: Mary Lou Cater, Judy Tuaty, Nancy Hagstand, Judy Perko, Flow 2: Barb Butt, Cindy Kelly, Kathy Horvat, Judy Luckay Monica u e o Naworski, Sharon Kelly, Joe Parisi. Row 3: Frank Kren, Randi Svendsen, Vic Markovich. Row 4: Jim Kaim, Steve Hoedf, Ron Heinlein. 1961 xv Barb Martin, Manager E1 l 'v a," u," 1 u,' July X lk - f STU DENT STORE lf a student can fight his way through the throng in the Student Store, he will find a large variety of items to purchase. By holding a mo- nopoly on the school supply and cough drop business, the Student Store packs its cramped quarters ev- ery day between periods. The store contains a large library of paperback books for both leisure and required readings, plus supplies necessary for a student's needs. Despite the size and frequently overcrowded condi- tions, the store's success stems from the fact that it enjoys a singular mo- nopoly. 7 ll mtv 1 f -V V' 4 . . , .zW'1-.,::-, .- .... - - ,F i H4314 Q t . 21- W' La ' ,f J :J : We K . ,g 5 -4 ., ..., 'Q' 1 :,..gf:14iz1Zf :'w12'f?f?'95.r"A.' .lfzdif-:az J:,gtjg-ff," ,Sz 11-.w,,,,ffgsffg: ,wa ff1r:-q:fj6'fu'af- .,f,, Iwgazff-1' .'.51-f,-af-f . i A -"V' r W.5,,.,'g.3Qagk'jQjLQf1:f5yearn ,L-iii , .1 A 123' if ' " , i j , A.v,.:ff,. 1 nf - 1 ' '. I ,, , Azul, fa , , . 5' if .Wg .L Y , , , . 1. uw EJ Q35 'rf .f V, , . 1 'f-en. Senior lnductees Row 1 KL to Rl: Janet Ehlert, Nancy Lohrey, Pam Long, Kathy Pausic, Mary Ellen Garisek, Carolyn Kostansek, Sue Kinkelaar, Karen Stephens, Kathy Murphy, Darla Pasteur, Bob Sikorski, Linda Murray, Linda Koeth, Kathy Krysty. Flow 2: Sue Borsch, Bonnie Gilles, Carol Wasnac, Judy Luckay, Pat Doyle, Warren Wotring, Pat Rock, Chris Kowicki, Linda Britvic, Pam Madden, Leah Stankewicz, Dorothy Urbancic, Sharon Anderson. Row 3: Dolores Logar, Andrea Vidmar, Donna Simpson, Karen Andrews, Carol lvancic, Kathy Krall, Dennis Kovalski, Kathy Discenzo, Jackie Cabala, Nancy Kocjancic, Claudia Stallings, Katie Kalan, Carol Melnik, Glenn Miller, Gail Grundman, Al Tegel, Carol Zonar, Mike Mantz, Linda Bohinc. Row 4: Joe Kapler, Pete Goulis, Laura Haytas, Randi Svendsen, Sue Williams, Sue Christie, Jim Schutte, Julie Stromberg, Pat Letanosky, Gail Polly, Beth Acks, Norene Skerly, Carol Pred, Marthy Wiehn, Mary Vella, Jim Guinter, Rick Yager. Row 5: Tom Morris, Steve Craun, David Lieberworth, Dave Gubanc, Ken Ginsburg, John Rice, Mark Smith, Ray Brown, Curt McRae, Greg Mucci, Pat Bagocius, Jeff May. P--fi ii-'itil' ffm Junior lnductees Bottom Row rL to Fil: Lorraine Courtney, Laurie Letney, Clara Beth Tannehill, Kathy Federico, Pat Gibbons, Sharon Grimes, Gloria Regalbuto, Laurel Warnke, Elaine Sabo, Diane Fellman, Marty Wilder, Barb Nash. Row 2: Sally Gulich, Barb Butt, Lynne Bana, Marian Zajc, Tom Dugan, Jim Kershaw, Eric Snyder, Carol Henikman, Shelley Spellman, Jan Bradshaw. Row 3: Bob Modic, Leland McBride, Laurie Gulick, Peggy Zust, Barbi Benson, Lisa Bailey, Carol Hitchcock, Sarah Goslee, Jenny Aultz, Nancy Winters. How 4: Randy Cebul, Barb Reed, Betty Grigonis, Vishna Franic, Alec Wightman, Nancy Williams, Ann Helmuth, Joyce Siat, Joanne Billicic. Row 5: Dick Clark, Pat Soltis, Mike Applequist, Dave DiBiasio, Tom Kren, Paul Nielsen, Tim Lawler, Bill Fagan. 114 1 nits! mi, Senlor Members Bottom How IL to Rl: Barb Frizzell, Fluth Hannigan. Barb Martln, Judy Perko, Paul Redding, Wendy Brown, Nancy Hagstrand, Judy Coolidge. Row 2: Sandy Skrll, Laurie Harris, Carol Lube, Cathy Clements, Debby Lipstreuer, Dale Flacich, Rosemarie Jazbinski, Sherry Wieland, Kathy Marten. Row 3: Linda Dailey, Jackie Mason, Diane Karrer, Luci Oliverio, Jill Janda, Kathy Mramor, Eileen Roth, Lelie McArthur, Shirley Krapence, Sue Mahusky. Row 4: Joe Chase, Tom Seddon, Jack Strunk, Ken Mantey, Tom Renninger, Jim Moore, Dave Kurrent, Steve Lowry, Flandy Price. Row 5: Rick Nurmi, Duane Jarc, Burkes Oakley, Ned Simpson, Flick Holloway, Walter Bubley, Doug Bartholomew. Ofllcers Standing Front: Steve Lowry, Treasurer. Seated: Sue Mahusky, Secretary, Standing Back: Rick Holloway, Vice President: Sandy Skrll, President. 'lil-lf ' lm 3, Ewan' M t . umm 'Iwi , 1 L 1-levi " ir'-'umm " EMA WND!! t S- ,.. wx 1.. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society inductees display an interest in activities, pos- sess stolid characters, exhibit a cer- tain degree of scholastic proficiency and capably lead cohorts in many areas. The more material manifesta- tions of honor are the ceremonial in- duction and the shiny pins. During the assembly, the audience listens to the names being called with envy and a touch of admiration. The inductee respects and appreciates the honor of recognition. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Building eloquent argumentation, distinct enunciation and destroying undue nervousness, National Forensic League participates in a full schedule of events. Reserving Saturdays for tournaments, the orators prepare their speeches from a number of catego- ries, ranging from Dramatic Declama- tion to Extemporaneous Speaking. Re- quiring a certain number of points to become an official member, the NFL participant earns points at tourna- ment attendance and perhaps, if an eloquent enough speaker, a trophy. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Cosmopolitan in outlook, the A.F.S. student member acts as a welcoming, hard working, ticket-selling friend of the foreign exchange student. Nor- way's Randi Svendsen made all of the club's efforts more than worth- while. The informative assemblies and results of the group's creativity bring a bit of another world to Euclid. B 2 5 National Forensic League Bottom Row IL to RJ: Pat Griffin, Sharon Violanti, Carol Heinz, Pat Totten Pat Rees. Row 2: Laurie Harris, Carolyn Madela, Sara Weinberger, Sherry Wieland. Row 3: Gary Bolts AI Sinkovic, Joe Chase, Tom Renninger, Jim Francis. Row 4: Dale Pekrul, Bob Fiorelli, Roy Larick Wayne Zachary, Jim Kershaw, Paul Bagocius. l', A.F.S. Bottom Row IL to Ri: Barb Nash, Alan Goldstayn, Dannie Dugan, Treasurerg Ellen Davis, Carole Miller, Martie Wiehn, Jean Lokar, Sue Mahusky, Judy Perko. Row 2: Rita Waterwash, Marg Jarvis, Secretary: Vishna Franic, Nancy Lohrey, Pat Totten, Janet Mahusky, Sybil Tetrick, Sara Weinberger, Jackie Cabala, Sharon Anderson. Row 3: Marty Wilder, Chris Reinwald, Elaine Hiruo, Diane Fellman, Joanne Bilicic, Barb Martin, Kathy Marten, Randi Svendsen, Laurie Harris, Steve Lowry, Vice President. How 4: Roy Larick, Barb Frizzell, Beth Acks, Pat Gibbons, Margaret Pograis, Sue Vidensek, Debby Lipstreuer, Jane Decatur, Sue Borsch, Bill Schmidt, Tim Lawler, Nancy Winters. Row 5: Ned Simpson, Tom Budas, Barb Reed, Jenny Aultz, Carol Hitchcock, Pam Madden, Gary Botts, Leslie McArthur, Tom Renninger, Ken Mantey, Rick Nurmi, Chairman. 116 POLITICAL AFFAIRS Members of the Political Affairs Club started out the year with an in- tense drive for new faces to bolster their ranks. When fledgling members were finally assembled, a speaker was engaged to discuss current govern- mental problems. Although small in number, this group examined affairs of a political nature. WORLD AFFAIRS Improved methods of communica tion among nations and a faster paced world has created a new awareness of world affairs. The members of the World Affairs Club discuss various methods to appreciate this communi- cation. A mock United Nations with different schools representing various countries culminates the activities and tests the true comprehension of what has been gained during the course of the year. EUCUYO With the aim of expanding the con- tents ofthe only unadulterated literary magazine, the staff of Eucuyo un- dauntedly accomplished its search for m ate r i a I s. Foreign language poetry, increased illustrations and a wider variety of contributing writers provided more interesting reading for the various editors and, naturally, the subscribers. Without an office for meetings and work, staffers read, criticized and planned in unexciting classrooms. However unexciting the surroundings, the personality of Eucuyo reflects itself both in its ex- panded publication and in the many talented staff-writers and poets in residence. SCIENCE SEMINAR Evening meetings bring out the very best or very worst of a club's speakers. The engineers, doctors and professors that Science Seminar pre- sented at the weekly Tuesday night gatherings lectured on numerous topics. Qualified by displaying pro- ficiency on an exam, the member at- tended both the good and bad presen- tations methodically. The scientist personified his field. His abilities and interest likewise led to inspiration and a glance at actual professional scientific problems. Eucuyo Bottom Row IL to Rl: Lisa Bailey, Sue Obreza. Row 2: Ann Helmuth, Jamie Rose, Laurie Fike, Pam Long, Nancy Nawor, Joyce Siat, Bob Sikorski, Jim Guinter. Science Semlnar Bottom Row IL to FU: Alan Goldstayn, David Virginia, Mike Debevec, Kathi Pausic, Pat Gibbons, Kathy Krysty, Bill Shaffer. Row 2: Lisa Bailey, Dennis McBride, Bob Moskowitz, William Huffman, Marilyn Ward, Dale Fanney, Laurie Harris, Ann Helmuth. Row 3: Mike Applequist, Sue Siefert, Ed Walters, Dave Kurrent, Ron Tuckerman, Rich Tuckerman, Jim Shilander, Wayne Zachary, Burks Oakley, Row 4: Joe Chase, David Lieberworth, Scott Boettcher, Dale Pekrul, Bill Brigden, Sandy Skrll, Jack Strunk, Rick Yager. Row 5: Tom Lewis, Quentin F. Stout, Ken Mantey, Duane Jarc, Steve Kirk, Bob Berke, Tom Morris, Joe E. Straub, Bob Fiorelli. 118 Eucuyo Editor, Jim Guinter SPECTRUM Unlike other school activities, Spectrum is not based around one interest. The unusual feature of this club involves the desire of members to have some interesting activity. With funds raised partially through a car wash, the group attended a variety of events, including the Ice Capades and the Vienna Boys Choir. 1 The merging of the different interests .QQ of members produced a varied list of Spectrum activities. Spectrum Bottom Row IL to RI: Barb Nash, Margo Lunder, Linda Hyle, Arlene Floria, Marcia Wallace, Janice Birr, Sherry Wohl, Janet Mc- Cauley, Sharon Pawlechko, Gail Booth, Nancy Lohrey, Miss Pintar, Sponsor. Row 2: Mary MacDougalI, Patrick Mann, Marilyn Mann, Bonnie Kermavner, Nancy Smerdel, Luci Oliverio, Darla Pasteur, Susan Williams, Clara Hille. Chris Fleinwald, Gail Polly. Row 3: Linnea Purvis, Donna Daugherty, Kathy Krysty, Joan Lewandowski, Carol Heinz, Carol Lube, Mary Hrdlica, Noreen Hege, Laurel Warnke, Gayle Kehres, Judy Stiscak, Row 4: Bob Moskowitz, Cheryl Oyler, Marian Zajc, Claudia Stallings, Leann Medevic, Rosemarie Jazbinski, Joann Hart, Barb Dongress, Geri Adamich, Jan Bradshaw, Sue Simon. Row 5: Barb Palmer, Joyce Slat, Marian Schwarz, Pat Sinclair, Sherry Macaul, Kathy Mramor, Pam Madden. Jim Kiro, Joe Sanda, Rick Holloway, Jenny Aultz, Monica Naworski. 119 SURVEY BUSINESS Somewhat overshadowed by the Editorial Staff's aggressive office policies, the Business Staff of Survey asserted its excellence. The sub- scription drive illustrated the per- suasive powers of the staffers, as well as the high degree of organizationg a record number of subscribers re- ceived the bi-weekly Survey. Friday nights were spent with football or basketball program assembling and selling. Ad solicitation kept the price of the paper down. The ample funds provided by the Business Staff gave the Editorial room for experimen- tation. Success didn't slow down the harried, promising supersalesmen of Survey. Da e Karrer, Circulating Managerg Pat Meighan, Ads Manager 120 Q-1-av ""9' x ii-W-xl 1 Ns as . -. 4 .Nix , - FAQ' , Q ,Z 1,51 ,. , E21 Q-nf N S . .5 R s x N w 7-"fuk:-, Agni? , aff H Q V . QM, x X . 'ix I' YN K - s YV, SURVEY BUSINESS STAFF Boltom Row IL to RJ: Diane Karrer, Carol Lube, Barb Emser, Gail Booth, Sue Siefert, Judy Perko. Row 2: Rick Holloway Mary Mac Dougall, Marian Zalc, Pat Meighan, Carolyn Pograis, Chris Reinwald, Tom Rennmger. Tom Renninger "surveys" his prospects. 'yfwfm ,,,, w ..-.- - .- 5 ? Russ Leisenheimer, Co-Editor-in-Chief. SURVEY EDITORIAL A biweekly publication, Survey is the distinguished lion of Euclid's publications. The frequent deadlines met by a few hardy editors provided a popular journalistic review of events past and future. The long list of awards and achievements Survey an- nually totals attest to the quality of the staff and writers. The excellent paper, biweekly-produced, biweekly- read, and biweekly-criticized is not the entire Survey organization. Aside from the work routine, Survey dis- plays its remarkable talent for doing just about everything in a grand style. The treewheeling staff experiments with paper airplanes and enjoys various parties. Survey works. But without the Survey style, the office would merely house unspirited staf- fers. 122 'Www 'x ,.. Q X. V y 1 Mr. G. Smith, Advisor, l r w l r l Doug Bartholomew, Co-Editor-in-Chiet. Future editors make a wish. "So what if it isn't chocoIate?" Survey Editorial Staff Bottom Row fL to Rl: Debby Lipstreuer, Mr. Smith, Advisor: Nancy Hagstrand, Clara Hilie, Rosemarie Jazbtnski Sandy Doles Row 2 Gary Pratt, Geri Adamich, Burks Oakley, AI Tegel, Darla Pasteur, Lynn Bana, Joyce Slat, Dan Srnolinsky, Row 3: Doug Bartholomew Dan Jezerinac Russ Leisen h8i!T19f. A 3 " t 123 Euclidan l.O.S. Row 1 lL to Rl: Diana Komocar, Gloria Regalbuto, Ken Ginsburg, John Rice, Thom Kren, Randy Price, Tom Budas, Dannie Dugan, Barb Dauer. Row 2: Sue Land, Pat Flock, Cec Hunt, Sue Mahusky, Kathy Marten, Judy Coolidge, Barb Wile Row 3: Karen Shook, Diane Fellman, Beth Heglaw, Barb Reed, Sandy Skrlj, Barb Butt, Kathy Federico, Eva Zucker, Karen Katona, Linda Pestotnik, Vishna Franic, Gary Bolts, Pat Faiken. Editor Cecily Hunt awards honors at annual Induction Ceremony. INTERNATIONAL QUILL AND SCROLL After a hectic year of frantic mid- night typing in order to get material out on time, students and advisors pause to honor those people whose .,, outstanding work merits recognition. The E-Room becomes the scene of an induction ceremony as staff mem- bers of Eucuyo, Survey, and Euclidian are initiated into International Quill and Scroll. At the reception that fol- lows, members of these publications have the opportunity to relax and discuss their mutual journalistic pro- blems and interests. XX SP, . 124 i.nu.g52g. is Y , -F9 'ns- Eucuyo I.Q.S. IL to RJ: Nancy Nawor, Pam Long. Survey l.O,S. Row 1 IL to RPI Carolyn Pograis, Nancy Hagstrand, Lynn Bana, Joyce Swat, Gail Booth. Judy Perko, Rosemarie Jazbinski, Debby Lipstruer. Row 24 Geri Adamich, Sherry Wieland, AI Tegel, Sandy Doles, Diane Karrer, Barb Frizzell, Mary MacDougaIli Row 3: Carol Lube, Jim Kershaw, Gary Pratt, Chris Reinwald, Mariann Zajc. Row 4' Russ Leisenheimer, Pat Meighan, Burks Oakley, Greg Mucci, Tom Fienninger, Doug Bartholomew. i i 125 :is 3-iiffidi 5. '-J 41 X X Cathy Calvert Ads Manager. Euclldlan Business S o KL to Rl Gary Bots a aue a b Wle Tom B das R 2: Dannie Dugan, Ann Trommetter, Karen Katona Karen Shook Pat Faiken Vsh a Franc Nor Sho n L nda Pesto! k Although many persons try to es- cape the realities of the world, the everpresent business factors always press and eventually bring all under their potent power. The Editorial Staff enjoyed conceiving a yearbook, but without the industrious labor of its business counterpart, the book might never have been brought into actuality. The Euclidian Business Staff constantly worked toward its goal of paying for the production of the book by persuasively selling ads, gaining patrons and enticing students to pur- chase a yearbook through a clever and creative campaign. Regardless of little recognition, the Business Staff continually performed its work of financing a book and then, proudly, distributing the result. euclidicin . Cecily Hunt, Editor-in-Chief: Mrs. Michele Spott, Advisorg Mr. Gerry Henderson, Advisor. af ' C Q Copy Staff IL to RJ: Sue Mahusky, Kathy Federico, Barb Reed, Diane Fellman, John Rice, Sandy Skrlj, Editor. Editors IL to FU: Pat Flock, Kathy Marten, Judy Coolidge, Cecily Hunt, Sandy Skrll, Margie Engel. F 128 M iw M 1 ,OK . ms: I .4 l Art Staff IL io Ri: Cindy Wallace, Judy Coolidge, Editor: Ken Ginsburg. Thom Kren, Joanne Allchin Photo Staff IL to Rl: Roy Larick, Gloria Fiegaibuto, Randy Price. Head Photographerp Marty Frank, Pat Rock, Editorg Beth Hegiaw. Identification Staff KL to RJ: Barb Butt, Margie Engel, Senior Editor: Kathy Marten Editor: Diana Komocar, Eva Zucker. 129 actjvgtges actgvgtges actgvqtges actlvutles 130 131 132 Ang' V "ly -,153 Q , 5 , 4 incessant work hardly reflects the total Euclid way of life. Break- ing the monotony of labor, activi- ties afford the weary a bit of fun. With a smile the student can re- call that the activity provided a X good time. Q -7. K F: N' X I, .P , . , r ., ' ,U Q K , v s - - 'fa K, 5.1 Y 2112. 4 """ +- ' I - X J A' X 133 Hats off to a winning float. HOMECOMING Surrounded by "Beat Heights" pos- ters, students frantically finished up the usual stack of work left for the last week of the grading period. Ex- cellent weather aided spirit at the Thursday night bonfire. The victory bell triumphantly greeted the team as Euclid inched to its first victory of the season. Enthusiasm culminated in the E-Ftoom and ended only with the last flutter of Autumn Leaves. 134 A wif 'No Queen and her Court Bill Young receives instruction at Homecoming game. Top Brass "What do you mean l'm blocking the photographer?" .1 r . r- Q" fx 1 ' V N1 l ,A f "Mum's the word, ma'am." WK. Barb Webb, Sophomore Attendant. Laurie Gulich Junior Attendant 'WL V... A M KES 's Nancy Kaselak, Second Marsha Beery, First Senior Attendant. 136 Senior Attendant v-ny, Q, xg! X if if fgi 1 ii i 'if f', fr'r' 1 . , .1 f f1-U' fwff fziff ff .1 J. y' ' v mg, Ji 3 W 5 if ,r . 1 .ig 59525 ,, 1 as ' f A 4 46 , 3 I vi V , f 4,1 7? Q, . 'V , 4 4,15-2 if te , if 5415 .iff ij!! 'Q V ' 1 'w4,?,jM ff,Vzf 5 ,1 ,gq, ff ffgfff sm? 44 jf f, Qfg irl ll. 3' fm? V 45' if 6? K' J 5 1 1 f hliiyggi i i vx l fr " , f f A f . mf f . , fjjff f , f f gf ' ' ff , V' f if' iii 9' 15 ff? ' Jackie Harris, 1966 Homecoming Queen 137 CAST: GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES LORELEI LEE ...,........ DOROTHY .........., MR. LEE I"DADDY"l .. BARTENDER ....... BERT ........ STEWARD ...,.,,... SAM ,...,............ MRS. VAN OSBORNE ,.,... MRS. SPOFFARD III . . . MRS. VAN AUSTIN .,.. MISS CHAPMAN .... HOTEL MANAGER .... MR. BROUSSARD, SR. ..., . CAPTAIN ................ SYLVIA VAN OSBORNE ,... MARGARET VAN AUSTIN HENRY SPOFFARD III . . Geri Adamich Darla Pasteur . .. Gary Botts . Ken Stauffer Mike Chandler Ken Mog . John Schulte Kathy Salisbury . . . Betty Grigonis .. Carol Heinz Leslie Stratton Paul Fuerst PatMann Dave Reinhardt . . . . Cathy Lutz Claudia Orehek Dan Smolinsky PLAYS A telescreen supplemented by the Thought Police created the totali- tarian society of Big Brother. In the world of 1984 contradiction is truth, love is hate, and individuality an un- forgivable error. Winston and Julia were victims and products of the utilitarian dogma of the Party. Ad- apted from George Orwell's prophetic novel, the fall cast delivered a highly dramatic presentation. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes compli- mented the seriousness of the fall play. On their way to Europe, Lorelei and Dorothy engendered a series of comical mishaps. The play ended with ironic happiness and the audience left wondering which they actually do prefer. Serious reflections from serious drama Big Brother is watching you! CAST: 1984 A iover's last embrace COMRADE WINSTON SMITH . . , Roy Larick COMRADE JULIA COMRADE PARSOIV-S COMRAD SYME . COMRADE O'BRIEN ....,. GLADYS ....... MARTIN ...... LANDLADY . . . GUARDS ..... LOUDSPEAKER . GOLDSTEIN . . . BIG BROTHER . . . . WAITRESS ..... COFFEE VENDER MESSENGER .. . . Sherri Grimes ..... Pat Griffin . , . . Tom Barker Dave Reinhardt . . . Lyn Angene . . . . Gary Botts Betty Grigonis ...... Jerry Suhar Terry McGovern . Mark Springer . Patrick Mann . . . . Gary Botts . . . . . . Susan Hayba . Dannie Dugan Kathy Salisbury Engrossed in conversation . , , Midnight - The Magic Hour a silent communication , 1, , :jj i oi i t 'And then, with my suave approach and good looks, I A sophomore's success WINTER FESTIVAL Wandering about the decorated halls and classrooms, students came upon carnival booths which tried to capture everyone's attention. An auc- tion, a three-legged race, and a fortune teller satisfied the various whims of those present. Food, and couples holding hands were found in the corridors. Three weeks separated the Winter Sports carnival dance. On the night of the dance, couples en- tered the E-Room through an arch of blue flowers. There, amid blue crepe paper and balloons, they danced till midnight sounded and ended the evening of Midnight Blues. -A QE . Q X' , A' Cyndi Theis, 1967 Winter Festival Queen fx A 142 x" .1 ,. , Lt 5 .Eff " 2 fl '4 Q gff , c Z, -Ai!" . ' gg! I. A.',, 2, ., 1 gif?" ,F , I 575 ' , :VV " M23 ,-" ,, ,, A . f ., 1 f 91 G 4 . , w " Q 7 41' E 1 Barb Dauer, First Attendant Darla Pasteur, Second Attendant Sue Dritz, Sophomore Attendant Diane Moats, Junior Attendant 1443 N ,?" 41. Panther Room Lounge Mrs. Martinsen, E-Room Coordinator ,J . Panther Fountain J . - ., .... 11'fA1'-in-fwfllf-17' ifET1: Patio Lounge it ll 2' X E ROOM Daily the E-Room houses both aca- demic and social events. Team-teach- ing classes convene in the ballroom. After school and during lunch periods the center provides music and conver- sation, breaking the day for the weary student. Fiespectful use has kept the complex of rooms in good condition. Mrs. Martinsen supervises and co- ordinates the activities. The E-Room's versatile character permits Euclid's students to hear a lecture on tragedy in the ballroom in the morning and dance in the same room that night. 145 N-qv Sbhifoki sensors seniors sensors ww. ,Q -Q- ww .N Q QAQQN .ww "'-.wN.,...M .NN X 'No 'V ' x.n.vix..Ns 148 Seniors precariously peer out at the future. The senior can still be a kid, but he also has a less flippant side. For a senior is respected tor his opinions and leadership. The senior year is centered on an awareness of the future and a love of the present. - - 149 ELIZABETH ACKS SANDRA ADAMS TERRY ADAMS JACQUELINE ALBERTONE 'IN LI 'N ov-,,,, Ss SUSAN ALBRECHT JAMES ALLSIP JANICE ANDERSON SHARON ANDERSON DAVID ALLISON RENE AMES JOHN ANDERSON KAREN ANDREWS "And after only two weeks of my Charles Atlas body- building program . In 150 'fc AR 'E '9- I x 'vm ' 'SL' ' A Hx "1'i:7 2 Qs.: 125 'q..-v X X, - RALPH ANKUDA JOHN ARKO ROGER ANTONICK EDWARD ARNOLD II"'5 A W, -e 4,1 - "YN a JUDY ARNOLD PAUL BAKER LESLIE ARTMAN THOMAS BAKER GERALDINE ARTZ LINDA BALOGH PAUL BAGOCIUS RICHARD BARABAS 151 , Q THOMAS BARKER DOUGLAS BARTHOLOMEW JANET BASA DONNA BASHEL SENIORS Y X xi mm? REX BENDURE ROBERT BERES ANDREA BETZ NOREEN BENVENUTO ROBERT BERKE JANICE BIELFELT "I don't want those earthworms to leave the room!" M . SUSAN BATES KATHLEEN BATICH LYNN BAUMGARDT TIMOTHY BAUR SENIORS KENNETH BAYKO CONSTANCE BECKWITH DEBORAH BECKWITH MARSHA BEERY 152 UF !s'm 22 CAROL WONDI DALE MTKER JERRY BLACKFORD BARBARA BLAKELEY '57 'Wg ,I L RONALD BOCK UNDA BOWNC ANTHONY BONANO Q All -rmgii' wif' SENICDRS GAIL BOOTH ALAN BORAZANIAN HAROLD BORK SUSAN BORSCH ii? is. JOHN BOUR BARBARA BOWMAN THOMAS BOYCE MARILYN BOYD Gb. 3-'fi-.9 "Three more sticks and we'II have enough to blow up the schooI." MICHAEL BOYLE , SUSAN BREITSCH LINDA BRITVIC 154 R' 64 QW R 'if RUTH BRONSTED JAMES BROWN WENDY BROWN PAMELA BUDINSKY RICHARD BUTLER RAYMOND BROW JUDITH BROWN WALTER BUBLEY JAMES BUKOVAC ANTONIO BUTTICCI BERNADETTE BROWN ROLAND BROWN LAURA BUCKNOT CAROL BURHENNE JAMES BUZIKOWSKI -J va., Yi ' ' WX Xxx- A5 w EucIid's Jet Set 'Un DONNA CAPELLA MARK CAPRETTA TONI CARANFA ANITA CARDUCCI -49N X - 12 .i .441 15 W-.V7 Q., 'VX 1 N U 'w , N x - t,.' v A JAMES CARMIGIANO GLEN CAROFF JEFFREY CARRISH NORMAN CARTER 157 .1 Q ,,, J' 'f5TT?i SUSAN CERR SUSAN CHANDLER MARCIA CHAPMAN JOSEPH CHASE SENIORS SENIORS MARYANN CHERNEY JOHN CIMPERMAN YOLANDA CHETNIK MICHAEL CINALLI SUSAN CHRISTIE BETTY CIAMMAICHELLA JOHN CIVIC TIMOTHY CLASEN HHS. ,fl Q Q ' 24: ' . If , W 52 . ,..I .. 1 I-333, U annum--. l1"f-QV' . A 1 V ., . my usigh-n WILLIAM CLEMENCE CATHLEEN CLEMENTS M 'or-. if" 'Vx :mm PUB 'zjzvw 158 CHRISTINE CLINE CATHERINE CLOUSER -I ' LINDA COCHRAN SANDRA COCHRAN III -III ' 3 I , Xa K 4? I LX R, . xl A ff' ' Q, P , 'K Q 3, ,f . . wma Is ff' , 9 X I I .QI Q K b I I .H NA I - I aff- fh- Q , P. , 1 lf ff I s L 1 fs in If . .A . In Q- - s ef L Y I . . Q., M -mmxg J? "2 " I ' ' Q K ," I 'X x N KENNETH CONGIN GARY CONSILIO 5-'wr 751 fb 7 .F R 'i I an 'if W JUDY COOLIDGE DOUGLAS COONEY RONALD COONEY ROGER CORNWELL 159 f..-Q .7' lv ff,,,,,,w I Q .-V., ff , ' I 'lg 'X 1 N If , I I 5 f I 'T 'x 5 'Aa 7' ,S VIRGINIA CORSO PAMELA COSTANTINO RICHARD COUP BRIAN COX DALE CRAGLE STEVE CRAUN JOHN CROSSON LARRY CROWN ., LINDA DOLJACK KAREN DOREMUS ROBERT DOWNING CHRISTOPHER DOYLE Three cheers and a sneer for the Seniors VIRGINIA DADANTE BARBARA DAUER LINDA DAILEY DONNA DAUGHERTY RICHARD DANCH ARLENE DEMICO .QF5 gag JAMES DE VINEY KATHLEEN DISCENZO WILLIAM DOEHRING l"""u 439.257 qp.......- MARGARET DOYLE MARTIN DOYLE 160 ri' If-" ff. 1,7 x i LINDA ECKER ROBERT EDER JOHN EGNOT JANET EHLERT 71: THERESE EIERMANN BARBARA EMIG BARBARA EMSER CYNTHIA ERICKSON SENIORS SENIORS WILLIAM FAIT JACKSON FARRILL CLIFFORD FELDEN ROBERT FERRIS LAURENE FIKE THOMAS FINK ROBERT FIORELLI GREGORY FISHER PAUL FITZGERALD MICHAEL FOCARETO KATHLEEN FOLK BRUCE FOX .T ,I 'GT- GNL- '91, 7 ai STEPHEN FOX KENNETH FRAK M CHARLES FRALEY AUDREY FRANCEL M., Q If L ,. If xv-. '-Q... 162 L SUSAN FROST KARL FUCHS 99 44!100'X: pure CAROL FRANCIS KATHLEEN FRANK CAROL FRIEDMAN ALBERT FUERST JAMES FRANCIS MARTIN FRANK BARBARA FRIZZELL PAUL FUERST .4- 'I 10: Nr IT v U7 13 1 --. vu r WJ , ,. , o 6: , ROBERT GALLINIS RUTH GANSER MARY ELLEN GARISEK MARIANNE GARLING 'T 'iiszr , 'Ili' ,.7 163 2.'. MJ Q-N .lf .nn ,Q vs X swf X. -' 4 ., . ' ww . . .vm-3' Q- . : -1 -2-e-1 V QI mg-mxiffaskii Na 'Isa 'aweisegmwmf .I KEITH GARLOCK PATRICIA GEDDES DENNIS GEFIMOVSEK BARBARA GESTEN SENIORS xl. JOHN GAVIN KATHLEEN GERLOSKY CYNTHIA GEFIWIG BETTY GFELLEFI 192 fm 'ig-,t f- 1' qrrfi. x . I I ' , - A. x1 ID I 1 -I I jf? 45,-' ,, IRIS GIANFORTI JOHN GILLES SANDRA GJIVANOVICH ELAINE GOODWIN BARBARA GILLES KENNETH GINSBURG GERALD GOLABOFF JILL GOODWIN BONNIE GILLES CARMELLA GIORDANO KATHLEEN GONAS PETER GOULIS The Punch-for-Lunch Bunch "Yes, we have no bananas!" ROSEMARIE GRABITZ CYNTHIA GRANT PATRICIA GRIFFIN JERRY GRIFFITH GAIL GRUNDMAN -I '-I"', ,,V' 1 4 I K Q - ' Ar., - f . 'SQ' ' "" f'- "::,-f.":' ,V J ' 1 '9',g, I ggi ., . P61 ' If K1 in ' f z 5, ' f f? rg., A " f 5 5- 3 W. I Q1 -gi, is V ., ,vs ' I 42 I ' ' . .VV 3 Ei as I f ' ' I I 1 I ff L- "1-. 'Tn' fb 117' 4, . N., 'r -f TE, KATHLEEN GRYCAN PATRICIA GUARDO DAVID GUBANC JAMES GUINTER , Q B 'A ix S J, I ss, '7??? xxx . 'Ou . 5. RENEE GULLO DOUGLAS HACKLE BARRY HACKNEY LUBOMIRA HADZIMA 167 fa- is YTWV 1-C 'U'- 1 k gg ,, Ig 'SS' PAUL HAFFER RUTH HANNIGAN NANCY HAGSTRAND RICHARD HARPS PAMELA HAHN ROBERT HARPS LAWRENCE HANN JACQUELIN HARRIS SENIORS er' ,' 4' I V 1 4 Q 5 X I A 4 F g?,,,1' ,ff, , 'K, f' 4 '13, , .fm I I we II, f FZ' ' , I .TEX 'f 3 I . 3, 5, 3 1 . mi f Y I f Y'f"V Mark '-03,4 4-"-"W IVX R'- , 3' . N, t if - 15 ,fn 'jffab ,,, j ,I V Af I -, 'ff 'Q Q - V gr ,fix S 1 ,L ,fm , , f S 4 Jw- E I KA JANET HARRIS JO ANN HART WALTER HARWOOD JOHN HAVRILEK LAURA HAYTAS JANICE HARRIS ROSEMARY HARVAN RONALD HAVENER DAVID HAYS CAROL HAYWARD LAURIE HARRIS SUSAN HARRIS 41. BN in-. 'WRYR' -L-1....,,,s?,-gas fra ., s ALBERT HEFNER MICHAEL HEGLAW IS' f J I I BRUCE HEHR THOMAS HEHR Rick Nurmi decks the halls. KAREE HEIGHTON RONALD HEINLEIN .evi"" 0--. - Ql..,'7 '91 jk.. as T 169 DONNA HEINTZ CAROL HEINZ DORIS HEISE VIOLET HELMS SENIORS ROBERT HENIKMAN GARY HERAK LINDA HERAK TIMOTHY HIGHLAND fx 19- ,- ,y 1' 9- -A If vig tj, I . 1 4 T A UQ 'N rv? 2+ A' 'QC 4 sr uh, in ,Qyi ,Vx '-..., -fit tx if 'N 5 W' LAURA HITCHCOX DOROTHY HOCEVAR LORETTA HOCEVAR THOMAS HOFFMAN NOREEN HOGE RICHARD HOLLOWAY BRUCE HOPPERT TIM HORGAN CAROL HORNA LINDA HORSEY Three cheers for Theis! -S Te A A A Q ig, ? Randy Price avoids indecent exposure. if SENIORS 'wi 170 S! N vx 9 'ist' 15" ROBERT HOURY JOSEPH HOWE JACK HOWELL r., llltilh ...-?.l V" J UV MATHILDA HUDOCK JOHN HUEBNER 5 Barb belts out a tune. BARBARA HULL J' .1 JACQUELINE HOWITZ CECILY HUNT YVONNE HUNT EDWARD IRVINE 5 , . : fr' ' f' QM .T , f ,,f E v If ' 'fg 0 K rf if 'Uh l , A 'N -1.5 , L Q-. . Tv . H 1 ,,, 46 A : 5 JOANNE HUBISH CAROL IVANCIC WILMA JAGODNIK MARY ELLEN JAKLIC 'F an Y""" "5 '5- 171 '45 xx 'T Mqs-gf. lb'IfI5,f,,Q, -. IQ I ' ,P . fv 1652 85.3, xth., 'GX 3 'K x Q. -f If N. Ev-.-, x BENEDICT JAKUBEN JILL JANDA DUANE JARC MARGARET JARVIS ROSEMARIE JAZBINSKI LAWRENCE JEDLICKA WAYNE JERSAN DANIEL JEZERINAC SEN IO RS LINDA JIMISON CHRISTOPHER JOCHUM QS' 7,-E-51 'Nu 'X s 2 5. 5 if fx., Q if It - I 172 swf" my 2: Ja ,IQ , I You're putting me on!" 'bu' 1-.1 WV- Wf- LL 1 tv qv .ZX 'A -- Q . 5 F , " ii 13- J- A ,..xfl:, ' J I I K:-Cf, '-Eva K gif' .. .W-ff H M .XL-I-jk V- f'-W-14 . ,. -of t Q ' 'lik-9"JQi ,, V 1 X gi ,, vw. x .I fy., 4 C -4 . :Uv - A is 1?-1 E566 ... I .W . Q Q 'I an E 1, Lx- fe' ' I I ' vltfif: L. " . ' ' A' "Y . e I Xe f . ., its I 'alll' ' I, I I2- -7 'ik ,jf fx fB -an 173 . AX. Qw-!f I xg 0. tn" 'Us NW- sf MICHAEL JOLLY NICHOLAS JURANKO LINDA JURATOVAC KATHRYN KALAN NANCY KANE RUSSELL KANE REBECCA KAPFERER JOSEPH KAPLER DIANE KAFIFZER NANCY KASELAK DIANE KASTELLIC LORRAINE KATTLEFI 1 'U WA., TP' 'Ui fa ti' ,,,,-1, if ,945 sf. nr' VAUGHN KAVON CORRINE KELLER GAIL KEMPKE JOHN KESZENHEIMER RODGER KAY PAUL KELLER NORENE KENDLE ROSALIND KEVER MARY KEARNS DEBORAH KELLEY DAVID KERSHAW CLIFTON KIMES SENIORS "Little do they know that under this suave exterior GARY KING RAYMOND KING SUSAN KINKELAAR A "It means Oh Shut Up." RICHARD KIRK STEPHEN KIRK JAMES KIRO CHERRY KITSOS RICHARD KLEBER iq 'SL' RICHARD KLEMENC BEVERLY KMET 5. we--...,- ,- , ROBERT KLEINHENZ KENNETH KOCH 1' EI"' f if 175 FRANCES KOCJANCIC K X 9 LINDA KOETH SENIORS DOROTHY KOLEGAR RICHARD KOLESAR LINDA KOPNISKE KATHLEEN KORDET mu, 46 2 fl f ' A ,. 1 X W OLGA KOREN JAMES KORTHALS NICHOLAS KOSEC CAROLYN KOSTANSEK If ez " 0 J' .f ' if lv 5 - A -arg " I 4 , ,.K,. , .Z .,.. .,, 5 Wxx 'UN . -VIIIE -, HVI ' ,.. ff ' -1,, , ,- 'f,, ,klv Q if ,I.V ' ' yw.. 3 f.-,. 4414 9 pf' 9 41?-Sum. "We'II wait 'til '73 for the Nobel Prize." DALE KOVACH CAROL KOVACIC KAREN KOVACH DENNIS KOVALSKI "W 'vb "'l...., , 176 NANCY KOVEZSDI KATHLEEN KOWALSKI KT.- J' 'YP -VU' V .7 'YE' CHRISTINE KOWICKI ALICE KOZLOWSKI RICHARD KRASCH JOAN KROPF KAREN KOZELY KATHLEEN KRALL DAVID KRASKA KATHLEEN KRYSTY Jim Guinter in whistling position I.x,'v.'? -0" ' 'ill' J .. an 'Q' 05 fm E fungi.. ff I' I HOLLIS KULKA CHARLES KUNSMAN JOYCE KUROWSKI DAVID KURRENT 'DS Wm. 1.1 . X 'nw-, 0 "Hey, look what we found in the hash!" JOSEPH KUSAR JOHN LAM PERT F' LELAND LANCE WILLIAM LANGA LYNNE LARDIN SUSAN LAND THOMAS LANGHAM ROY LARICK N1-af. iQ vols..-. 2' LAWRENCE LAUB VALEHIE LAUFRENCE vw- "QM-up 178 75 'PVR vs fm- 11.7 i is KI x, .I 1 .1 , X Y? I II NANCY LAVIGNA BRUCE LEICHER RUSSELL LEISENHEIMER - . 1 .fv M'-i, -I 'ar . X X I I I 02 ' - I S , , Y, ' wx - "What do you think? I'm on my way to the Survey oIfice!" 179 .1 Qs K REBECCA LEISTER SUSAN LEMM PAULINE LEONI DANIEL LESKIEWICZ 'rl M. .Q I I sf I Y -r , PATRICIA LETANOSKY MICHAEL LEWAND JEANETTE LEWIS RONALD LEWIS SENIORS . TOMMY LEWIS DAVID LIEBERWORTH i' f ' . swf , s " 'FL'-my T E r-2 K ' J , V.:1f'f' . ' f Q.-' ,Q : 1 114221 - .4 . . X. ,1- S ' X JOHN LIPNICKI DEBRA LIPSTREUER '-ug-.....,,,, , M39 WW' I- 'U' 15 i. ,ll mf' '53 7 .t9'v 1' Q. ...J- -fl, Q, . ll 'nik I 1 'R ,W 'DX ELLA LOVEJOY JOSEPH LOVSIN GEORGE LOWRY - . CAROL LUBE "You gotta admit - the halls are less crowded on Saturday." JUDITH LUCKAY NANCY LUDEK GARY LUKAT DONALD LUPO JACQUELYN LUSHIN GERALD LUTZ SHERRY MACAUL WINHSMDONALD S E N I O R S 181N 'Ui - .-,V 1:-1-.3 I 5 . w,: I I I Y K. 1 PAMELA MADDEN LINDA MAGRI SHEILA MALANEY PEGGY ANN MAGAS SUSAN MAHUSKY TERRY MALECKAR CHRIS MANDEL MARILYN MANN "All we need is the January foIdout." 'K I Q' .-' P ,J--. Iii 'Maw PATRICK MANN JOSEPH MANNARINO Mu' ik. 182 .l i as., V-7 KENNETH MANTEY MICHAEL MANTZ STEPHEN MARKUZ BARBARA MARTIN JACQUELINE MASON ROBERT MARTIN MICHAEL MASTIC TIMOTHY MASEK WILLIAM MATALA "Slave, junior." JOHN MAROLT KATHERINE MARTEN JY' 'L S. if M! 5.4. 'Ox 'QTV1 JANET MATIC FRANK MATOH 183 SENIORS 1, 47' 'UK ffm PATRICIA MATYJASIK LOUIS MAVRICH JEFFREY MAY LESLIE MC ARTHUR SENIORS MARYANN MC BEE WALTER MC CARTNEY JANET MC CAULEY CHARLES MC CRACKEN , 4m '42 ' Y- ' N w1..,,-.-7 z M KEN MC FADDEN KEITH MC MANNES PATRICIA MC MULLEN CHARLES MC LAUGHLIN CYNTHIA MC MILLAN CURTIS MC RAE Seniors homing it up. le- 184 ' -A - . , VM., 1- 3 N , , C of , 5 I K I 'en-..,,..,.-r N ' VY f4',.., ,.. lf' I ir"-1' f' 'N THOMAS MC REDMOND THOMAS MEDLEN PAUL MEHOLLIN JUDY MEAKER N J' 2.1-ii ?"N 185 ft ' iq- -.. 5 5 'ik 'UN k Q . ' A as J rf- f' .ff limb! 434 ' 'mr A PATRICK MEIGHAN CAROL MELNIK LINDA MELNIKAS THOMAS MEROS VAL MIKLAUSICH WILLIAM MIKOLIC CAROL MILLER GLENN MILLER : ew N Q5 J ,.,..,... THOMAS MILLER LINDA MINNILLO JUDITH MISCH KENNETH MOG VINCENT MONATERI '21 1'-1c:'e'f' . Q2 V, . 1,1 -,-- 1 v . ,.. 3, .- - F Ken Ginsburg doing his layouts. FRED MOONEY JOHN MOONEY RITA MOONEY JAMES MOORE PATRICIA MOORE 'S' 'X 186 rvs -qs,-. 14" 8 MARGARET MORGAN T' :H X I F 4 46.5 . A 4. Y, - THOMAS MORRIS GREGORY MUCCI LINDA MURRAY i CRAIG MOSS KAY MUIR SUSAN MUSCENTI '51 KATHLEEN MRAMOR KATHRYN MURPHY DOLORES NAINIGER SANDRA NAPP KARLENE NAUTH NANY NAWOR GEORGE NEFF 187 SENIORS RICHARD NEFF , EI 4 V 1. PY s ,rv U- f X0-. ' 'N ' .ff JAMES NEIDERMEYER ROBERT NEWCOMB KIRK NICHOLSON SENIORS JOHN NOGA MARY NORMAN SANDRA NORRIS I, S M ERIC NURMI BURKS OAKLEY JOHN O CONNELL 188 Q: 1 ,ti -1-M '55 if: 4,9 .V 40, 3368911 .AUS agp hy '32 5 f fi - 4.5 f ff. s 6 R 1 fffh LYNN OKER THOMAS OMAHEN LUCILLE OLIVERIO DAVID ONDERDONK . Nv..x. vi, 0, QQ, 7 "Wg g Y. "7 ., if 5: 'WF GEORGEANN ROGER PALES ORLANDO DANIEL PALUMBO CHERYL OYLER Aff Nr N I Q Q7 I n - , X Y-"7 SHIRLEY PAPALKO LORRAINE PARULIS MARYLIN PARZIALE DARLA PASTEUR 189 en V , ,V '13 . wgrfz KATHLEEN PAUSIC BARBARA PAVIS RAY PAVLIK SHARON PAWLECHKO 1 ROBERT PEARN NANCY PEARSON CHARLES PEREKSTA JUDITH PERKO L SENIORS jim , Qi. MARILYN PERKO DONALD PERRY ANITA PESEC -JW--'PV qfwf ,,,.?, LINDA PESTOTNIK GERALD PETERS CYNTHIA PHELPS RICHARD PIETRO NICOLETTE PETARDI RAYMOND PETRO DONNA PHILLIPS ROBERT PIGNATIELLO SHARON PETROVICH FRANK PICCIRILLO ALAN PILLER "The Army wouldI'1't take me - only Smokey the Bear." CLIFFORD PLOTT ROBERT PODBOY MARGARET POGRAIS GAIL POLLY MARVIN POLO AGNES POPOVIC DEBORAH PORTIK MARY ANN POTOCAR GX' "6""""W I QUAY PROCTOR ',f4'- WILLIAM PULVER , i ' , V .-1 n f It 1 QIQIQIII V ' If ., , I f 'H QL f I I 945-- ., -, ,, ,,..,.,v, f -V ,, '9 4 ---,fm f 'Q I Hi-rise Leis M 4,-,sh Am WT-0? JAMES POZAR CAROL PRED RANDOLPH PRICE LINDA PRIORESCHI ROBERT PULVER DONNA PRAZNOVSKY RICHARD PREZTAK JOAN PRILESON VICTORIA PRIORESCHI LINNEA PURVIS 192 4. Six' 'U'-" Ta? JOAN REINKE THOMAS RENNINGER "No, it can't be! Aunt . V I va' . f,q.'- gg, x Q. J- .M --V N., ROBERT RESSLER JOHN RICE ROBERT REXRODE JAMES RIEDER MiIdred!!" ff. DALE RACICH JAMES REED RICHARD RAYMOND PATRICIA REES WILLIAM RECHNITZER JOHN REESE PAULA REDDING DENNIS REINKE ,SENIORS si Iii. E, - 193 X ,F A SENIORS HELENE RIGGS JEREMY RITZU MARCIA RIXIE JAMES ROBERTS 'Y1'm- '65 The band room after hours. NANCY ROBB JOHN ROBERTS SUSAN ROBERTS PATRICIA ROCK WILLIAM ROCKWELL JOYCE ROHLKE CHERIE ROGALINER JAMIE ROSE 'QS g, fix Q... 'Uh -fb 194 agua. Q, YN ju' 'b 'wx I. Fri' 1 vm-J' llxs Q, YZ? Q JOHN ROSKOS EILEEN ROTH EDWARD SABINSKY KATHRYN SALISBURY MICHAEL SAVARIN MARTHA ROSS CONNIE RUSCITTO ALAN ST. JOHN JOSEPH SANDA GARY SAWYER NOREEN ROSSI DAVID RUSSELL LINDA SAJEWSKI ANN SARICH MICHELE SCACCO 'For my next number, I'II play . . -or 'Vw f '15 , 1 I ian? VA . KATHLEEN SCHASER LOUISE SCHIMPF CAROL SCHMIDT ROSEMARIE SCHMITT rm !0S LINDA SCHEIBEL ARTHUR SCHNEIDER DANIEL SCHNEIDER CARY ANN SCHNELL -In 3 L, 5 -gp. ' , A SANDRA SCHERVISH DENISE SCHEURMAN VERONICA SCHIMES NORMAN SCHOEN ELLEN SCHULTZ NANCY SCHUTT KATHLEEN SCHROEDER LINDA SCHULTZ JAMES SCHUTTE NANCY SCHUBERT DONALD SCHULZ JAMES SCHWABAUER 'if-. 13-1- ff! I96 .1-5, Gia Q 'Nur' ill V1 Qwe- '-7 'TJ' JOHN SCHWABAUER BETTY SCHWANE MARION SCHWARZ IRENE SEDMAK ROBERT SCOTT JOLENE SEAY THOMAS SEDDON "Name a song - any song at all." JOHN SEEKATZ VERONIKA SEIBERT LARRY SELEPAK ,K 'T' 'N . ,jg .Q 5 .3 ,F 1 ,Q XXX cv-4, H. gnu, 197 SENIORS 'WC' v my VANCE SHERMAN ROBERT SIKORSKI JANALYN SHINOSKY JAMES SIMONE xx, DONNA SERKSNIS DIANE SHAFER LAWRENCE SHIRK ROBERT SIMONE JANET SEPCHINSKI CAROL SESTAK KATHLEEN SHARON SUE SIEFERT DONNA SIMPSON SENIORS rwfx. 4l'm Qs , " L . NED SIMPSON ALLAN SINKOVIC PATRICIA SINCLAIR RICHARD SIRL 5 ? iv ,. ai'5-. I JAMES SISKA STEVEN SIVEC "RighII" SHARON SKEIVIS SANDRA SKRLJ NORENE SKERLY RICHARD SMEKEL FRED SKOK NANCY SMERDEL KAREN SKOLARIS DONNA SMITH it Z. :S-1 5 W lx 4 g, 'sr' I , ,N if .. X., gg I I, ,wr u 'if 1 ' T 9' A Q ef av , X I A ..-MIIIIIIM X? 2 ... ,Q ' va. Q, Rf - ,.,: gi, 1' -xr'-MA' , , x NX, , , DGNNA SMITH RICHARD SMITH SHELLEY SPIVACK ROBERT SPRING CLAUDIA STALLINGS FRED SMITH DOLORES SOBE LINDA SPOKAS MARK SPRINGER LEAH STANKEWICZ "My gosh! One pierced ear!" JGHN SMITH DANIEL SOBLESKY MARY KAY SMITH JOHN SPECK WTI X Q "-Q .3 h 'WX i!7"x"'x :Ds - V. . ff' 1141. 1 ' . '1 ' ' ,- .a:::9i-:-mx-19: - ' ,:,v--Wi? 1 :iivfg .4 v' ,f - I -!-1352-' 65. 4 -I Jgafggr.. 1- , .nq 535 U 200 "Hi, Hon. I just saw the cutest little squiggly amoebaf' SENIORS ROGER STARMAN JAMES STEIN KAREN STEPHENS KAREN STEELMAN LYNN STEINHOFF SIGRID STEPHENS SHIRLEY STEFANOW BRUCE STEPHENS RONALD STERLING 3 'QL iN '37 f 201 '19 1:""'f QBK 'Q I 1 cr E ty-. JULIE STOPKO JOSEPH STRAUB LANA STFIELL QUENTIN STOUT LENORE STFIAUSS SANDRA STFIITOF Ei and after the cricket match, old man, . 202 u ' I S Rx x yt? I JULIE STFIOMBERG PATTY STFIOMBEFIG JOHN STFIUNK NANCY STFIYJEWSKI KATHFIYN STUBEFI LONNIE STULL JERRY SUHAR JOHN SULLIVAN DOROTHY sus'rEnslc 3'1" ' X C- ""i-32' 5? Ki 1 A1 A 'x ' Q' -'fw Q.'fg+?'L"' Ig , zxdgglbm i 'I 3 x. , .B Q- T 3 bfi 1-V -' 'Y '5 ,- G-Mpf' a'f'eQEf1Mf 'W' 4+ tk F' J 1 ,' .' ' SE f Gifs' Qrgligd RANDISVENDSEN B in Qqaqgq ff- A 0"-b,f95"i'1f 1:1 . ' 'x",.'n 9-Ka- .Qt ' ,-- ..f -C.f1',Q.f:,nta i' Paisley unlimited GREGORY SWEIGERT ERNEST SZALAY JO ANN SVETIN CAROL SWITZER MICHAEL SZEWCYK ik' i-4 3' GLENN SWANSON 'Civ RONALD SWEED 203 'tg' QLD- iiefeg - 9 43 . Q" QQ--ff.J gf fa:-5 6? f in 1 QaQ'f 9:2 gag rf-QM? Wepj' 'fu ' 'R .1 Gfqf'-Cf? w?7'fC'i!'Z' 'B ' J' . 3 x . .,. si 65,4 SENIORS N- Peg, Never once did my fingers touch the keyboard." PEGGY TARANTINO DONNA TAYLOR JOSEPH TAVERNELLI JILL TAYLOR wiv' I 4.2 .v 5 I 'Nun fl"-9 WILLIAM TEARE ALBERT TEGEL CAROL TEKAVIC CLAIRE TEMPLETON SHARON TERRANOVA JANN TERRY THERESA TESTA CYNTHIA THEIS BONNIE THOMAS DIANE THOMAS 204 .ffm 'YY , ,. uve- A9 'X .rib I -We 'KIWFY ' I .IN pw I4 'S 'Y' 'Inav' RICHARD TIDERMAN JAMES TOMKO YVONNE TOTH PHILIP TOADDY JERRY TOMKO EDWARD TOUSEL Prince Val of the E-Room Kingdom. K C1371 gh' I 1:57 ,f I 'Y-..,,,1" VICTOR TRAINA JAMES TRAVARCA VINCENT TRAVEN ROBERT TROOP 205 ,- 3 5. 'US I JUDITH TUATY FRANCES TUMULTY JOHN TUSOCH MICHAEL ULEPIC SENICJRS A-, 'SPS LINDA ULLESTAD JOHN UNBEHAUN BARBARA UNDERKOFLER 1 'Q 5 3 '-'-,2h.,4c'a If 5 3 'fr .,,:, A ww E Now it's time to Ievitate Cindyl" -I-.,.a M , . A. V f1gi4an-an-w.r,.,,...,,, sf,-1..N:m.....,.,..f..,, I' DOROTHY URBANCIC DALE VALENTINO DENNIS VAN OOYEN 1'fQyi. DENNIS VERDI LINDA VERHOVSEK SUZANNE VIDENSEK ANDREA VIDMAR "YH .,a-. V. ' ' 1 NANCY URBANCIC LORRAINE VEHAR MARY VELLA gf ,F SHARON VIOLANTI 3 Gr- 'ff 206 DOROTHY VOJTEK CINDY WALLACE LYNDA VON GUNTEN MARSHA WALTON BARBARA VOSS JEAN WALWORTH RA Q 1 SENIORS "You say you're an enchanted prince?" Y WANDERSLEBEN ,. L- "Dear Sirs 3 KENNETH WARREN CAROL WASNAC -,,...,, -No, strike that-Gentlemen . , .' fi , -is :A SENIORS X, f!'l JEFFEREY WATSON ROBERTA WAYDO "I'lI see if I can fit you into my scheduIe." SUSAN WEBER KATHERINE WELSH CHARLENE WENDALL -qv- ! ,vs 208 7-. L- MARC WAYNER RUSSELL WERLE JENNIFER WICKES BARBARA WIDMAR ' . L, v U V, L V . SI,-gk , ' , . I uf .I I- - f A :EQ ', I A it is If I , C y 'G as 1 PATRICIA WEBER MARTHA WIEHN SHERMAINE WIELAND BARBARA WILE "Yi fo 'W"'i.:r l' JEAN WILKINSON JAMES WILLETT SUSAN WILLIAMS BARBARA WINCE DONNA WILL CAROL WILLIAMS VAL WILLIAMS DONNA WIRSING X 2, SHERRY WOHL DENNIS WOHLGEMUTH Q 'UI i' 1-. V pw-as Us 209 .ur G I Y. V 6 'Siem' fx Writ' -an-s. 'fha RANDY WOHLGEMUTH MARILYN WOLF KATHERINE WOODRUFF CAROL WORTMAN WARREN WOTRING JUDITH WRIGHT JAMES YAGER DAVID WRIGHT CHARLES YAGER CAROLYN YATES "No, I don't paint the signs. The Spirits come at night and paint them." .f XR V -U .4 ,f-, 'IF Yi? 1771 if 'Us iv ' ff Z ,f ,' '9"'Q tx 4., 1. "f"'s WZ 'HT MICHAEL YERKIC SUSAN YOZIPOVICH FRANCES ZAHAR COLLEEN ZIEGLER DONNA YOPKO JEANETTE YURCHEK PATRICIA ZAKOVSKI LINDA ZIMMERMAN DONNA YOUNG ROSEMARY YURCHEK ROBERT ZDARA JOSEPH ZINNICKER CAROL YOUNGER NICHOLAS ZADNIK CATHERINE ZGONC JAMES ZOLLER 211 CAROL ZONAR CAROLE ANN ZOUL CATHERINE ZUPANCIC THERESA ZUPANCIC SENIORS ELIZABETH ANNE ACKS Beth A.F.S. 45 Folk Club 35 Friendship Club 2, 3, 4, SANDRA ADAMS Sandy TERRY ADAMS Terry JACQUELINE ALBERTONE Jackie SUSAN ALBRECHT Sue Choral Masters 3, 45 Executive Board 45 Folk Club 2, 3, 45 Friendship Club 25 Girls' Concert Choir 25 THOMAS BAKER Tom Chess Club 3, 45 Euclidian Training Club 35 Ski Club 3, 4. JOSEPH BALOGH Joe LINDA LEE BALOGH Linda Cheerleaders 2, 35 Talent Scouts 4. RICHARD BARABAS Richard THOMAS BARKER Bart ROBERT BERKE Robert ANDREA BETZ Andi Girls' Field Hockey 25 G,A.A. 2, 3. EUGENE BIELFELT Eugene JANICE BIELFELT Janice MARY HELLEN BIELLO Mares Cheerleader Substitutes 35 E-Room Activities 45 Panther 45 Ski Club 25 Spirits 45 Student Council Movie Club 4. DAVID ALLISON David JAMES ALLSIP James FRANCES AMATO Frann RENE ANN AMES Rene Friendship Club 3, 4. CARMEN AMOROSO Carmen JANICE ANDERSON Jan NOREEN LYNN BENVENUTO Ben Friendship Club 2, 3, 45 Malorette Club 35 Ski Club 2, 35 Student Council Representative 2, 3. JOHN ANDERSON John SHARON ANN ANDERSON Sharon AFS. 45 E-Room Activities 45 Friendship Club 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Junior Cabinet 35 Ski Club 3, 4. KAREN ANDREWS Karen Co-op Student 45 Friendship Club 35 F.B,L.A. 35 F.T.A. 25 Spectrum 3, RALPH ANKUDA Nick Transfer Student5 Sophomore Play 2. ROGER ANTONICK Roger JOHN ARKO John Chess Club 2, 45 Choral Masters 3, 45 Sophomore Mixed Choir 25 Student Council Representative 4. EDWARD ARNOLD Bud Baseball 2, 3, 4. JUDY ANNE ARNOLD Judy LESLIE ARTMAN Les GERALDINE ANN ARTZ Gerri Ad Club 2, 3, 45 Friendship Club 2, 35 Student Coun- cil Representative 3. PAUL BAGOCIUS Paul N.F.L. 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 35 President 45 World Affairs Club 4. PAUL BAKER Paul Big Show 35 Cadet Band 2, 35 Choral Masters 3, 45 Concert Band 45 Fall Play 45 Sophomore Mixed Choir 25 Boys' Swim Leader 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Letter- men's Club 45 Letterman 3, 45 Marching Band 2, 35 Pep Band 2, 35 Student Council Representative 45 Varsity Swim Team 2, 3, 45 Varsity Chorale 4. DOUGLAS MILES BARTHOLOMEW Bart A.F.S, 35 J.V. Basketball 25 Eucuyo 45 Boys' Gym Leaders 25 Key Club 2, 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Science Seminar 35 Student Council Representa- tive 25 I.Q.S. 3, 45 Survey Editorial Staff 2, 3, 45 Co-Editor 45 Survey Training Club 2. JANET AUDRIE BASA Jan Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Pit Band 3, 4. DONNA BASHEL Donna SUSAN GAYLE BATES Bunny KATHLEEN BATICH Kathy Friendship Club 3, 4. LYNN SUZANNE BAUMGARDT Linnie Friendship Club 2. 35 D.E.C.A. 4. TIM BAUR Tim J.V. Football 25 Wrestling 2, 3, 4. KENNETH BAYKO Kenneth CONSTANCE JEAN BECKWITH Connie Choral Masters 3, 4: Executive Board 45 Sophomore Mixed Choir 25 Majorettes 3, 45 Malorette Club 2, 3, 45 Malorette Substitutes 25 Ski Club 3, 4. DEBORAH BECKWITH Becky Friendship Club 2, 35 Girls' Concert Choir 35 Sopho- more Mixed Choir 25 G.L.C. 2, 3, 45 Secretary 45 Malorettes 45 Malorette Club 3, 45 Malorette Sub- stitute 45 Ski'CIub 2, 3, 4. MARSHA BEERY Beer Cheerleaders 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader Substitutes 35 Choral Masters 3, 45 E-Room Activities 45 Homecom- ing Court 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Varsity Chorale 4. RONALD REX BENDURE The Kld J.V. Football 25 Boys' Gym Leaders 2, 35 Key Club 35 Varsity Swim Team 25 J.V. Swim Team 2. Ad Club 3, 45 Euclidian Business Staff 2, 3, 45 Euclidian Training Club 2, 35 Girls' Concert Choir 35 Sophomore Mixed Choir 25 l.Q.S. 4. ROBERT BERES Robert 212 Representative 25 Talent Scouts 4. DENNIS BILYK Dennis CAROLE ANNE BIONDI Thumper DALE BITKER Dale JERRY BLACKFORD Black Baseball 25 E-Room Activities 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Ski Club 2, 3, 4. BARBARA BLAKELEY Barbara NEIL EDWARD BLASSE Blaze Big Show 2, 35 Chevron Society 3, 45 Choral Masters 3, 45 Concert Band 2, 3, 45 Fall Play 2, 35 Boys' Gym Leaders 2, 35 Marching Band 2, 3, 45 Sergeant 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 3, 45 Pit Band 2, 3, 45 Ski Club 3, 45 President 45 Spring Play 2, 35 Stage Craft Club 25 Student Council Representative 25 Talent Scouts 4. RONALD BOCK Ron Cross Country 3, 45 J.V. Football 25 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 Letterman 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4. RAEVEFIN BODMER Rae Girls' Concert Choir 2, 3. LINDA JOYCE BOHINC Llnda F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 G.L.C. 3, 45 Executive Board 45 Major- ettes 3, 45 Malorette Club 2, 3, 45 Ski Club 45 Spirits 45 Survey Training Club 35 Talent Scouts 45 Cheering Block 35 Usher 3. TERRY BOICH Terry ANTHONY BONANNO Anthony GAIL BOOTH Gail Junior Red Cross 35 Folk Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' Concert Choir 35 Junior Cabinet 35 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Pit Band 2, 3, 45 Ski Club 45 Spectrum 2, 45 Survey Business Stalt 3, 45 Survey Training Club 2, 3, 4. ALAN BORAZANIAN AI HAROLD BORK Harold Cadet Band 2, 3, 45 Movie Club 4. SUSAN BORSCH Suzy A.F.S. 3, 45 Folk Club 25 Friendship Club 35 F.T.A. 3, 45 Prom Committee 4: Senior Scandal 45 Ski Club 45 Survey Editorial Staff 35 Survey Training Club 25 Talent Scouts 3, 45 Language Lab Assistant 3, 4. JOHN BOUR John BARBARA BOWMAN Barb E-Room Activities 45 Euclidian Training Club 35 Friendship Club 3: Girls' Concert Choir 2, 35 Student Council Alternate 3. THOMAS RYDER BOYCE Tom Bowling 2, 3, 45 Choral Masters 3, 4: Sophomore Mixed Choir 25 Golf Club 2, 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4. MARILYN JANE BOYD Lynn Friendship Club 25 F,T.A. 2, 4: Girls' Concert Choir 35 Ski Club 45 Survey Business Staff 35 Wai Napolo 2, 3, 45 United Appeal 3, 45 Co-chairman 4. WILIAM BOYER William MICHAEL BOYLE Michael SUSAN CAROL BREITSCH Sooz LINDA ANN BRITVIC Brid Co-op Student 45 Friendship Club 4, RUTH BRONSTED Ruth RAYMOND WALTER BROW Ray Bowling 25 Choral Masters 3, 45 Sophomore Mixed Choir 25 Key Club 2, 3, 4: Secretary 45 Spirits 4: Treasurer 45 Student Council Alternate 4: Varsity ANTONIO BUTTICCI Antonio JAMES BUZIKOWSKI James JACQUELINE CABALA Jackie A.F.S. 45 E-Room Activities 45 Friendship Club 3, 45 F.N.C. 3. 4: Girls' Concert Choir 25 Spectrum 35 Student Council Executive Board 45 G.A.A. 2, 3. KATHY CALVERT Kathy Choral Masters 3, 45 E-Room Activities 45 Euclidian Business Staff 3, 4, Ads Manager 45 Euclidian Training Club 25 F.T.A. 35 Girls' Concert Choir 25 Ski Club 35 l.O.S. 4. THOMAS CAMPBELL Tom Concert Band 2, 3, 45 Boys' Gym Leaders 35 Key Club 2, 3: Marching Band 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 3, 4. TIMOTHY CAMPBELL Timothy DONNA CAPELLA Donna Friendship Club 3, 45 Girls' Concert Choir 25 Major- etle Club 2, 35 Student Council Representative 3. MARK ANTHONY CAPRETTA Corky Big Show 35 Choral Masters 3, 45 Fall Play 45 Football 2, 3, 45 J.V, Football 25 Sophomore Mixed Choir 2: Key Club 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Letterman 3, 45 Panther 25 Varsity Chorale 4. TONI ANN CARANFA Toni D.E.C,A. 4. ANITA CARDUCCI JIM CARMIGIANO Carm J.V. Football 25 Boys' Gym Leaders 35 Track 2, 3, 4. GLEN EDWARD CAROFF Glen Transfer Student: Football 3, 45 Boys' Gym Leaders 3,45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Letterman 3, 45 Wrestling 4. JEFFREY JOSEPH CARRISH Jen Big Show 35 Bowling 35 Choral Masters 35 Boys' Swim Leaders 3, 45 Key Club 2, 35 Varsity Chorale 4. Chorale 4. BERNADETTE BROWN Bernie JIM BROWN Roger Cadet Band 25 Choral Masters 3: Marching Band 2, JUDITH ANN BROWN Ju-Ju-Bee Choral Masters 3, 45 Movie Club 3, 4. ROLAND MICHAEL BROWN Rolly Big Show 2, 35 Fall Play 2, 35 Folk Club 45 Spring Play 25 Stage Cralt Club 3. WENDY BROWN Wendy Friendship Club 25 F.N.C. 4: Malorettes 2, 3, 45 Malorette Club 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 45 Prom Committee 45 Student Council Representative 25 Student Council Executive Board 3, 45 Swim Show 3, 45 Wai Napolo 3, 4. WALTER BUBLY Bub Concert Band 2, 3: Cross Country 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Historian: Letterman 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Boys' State 3. Laura LAURA BUCKNOT Folk Club 2, 3, 4: Friendship Club 25 F.N.C. 2, 3, 4. PAMELA BRIDGET BUDINSKY Euclidian Training Club 35 Friendship Club 35 Humani- ties 45 Prom Committee 35 Ski Club 2, 35 Girls' Basketball 2, 35 Girls' Volleyball 2, 3. Pam JAMES BUKOVAC James CAROL JEAN BURHENNE Carol E-Room Activities 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 25 Friendship Club 25 F.T.A. 45 Girls' Concert Choir 35 Sophomore Mixed Choir 25 Majorettes 3, 45 Malorette Club 2, 3, 45 Ski Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council Representative 25 Talent Scouts 45 Hall Guard 4. RICHARD BUTLER Rich F.B.L.A. 35 Golf Club 45 Wrestling 2. NORMAN CARTER Noonie Soccer 3, 4. ARRILLA CASEY Arrilla CAROLYN CASSTEVENS Carolyn RALPH CEBRON Ralph JEANNETTE CELLURA Ginny ALICE CERCEK Dolly Choral Masters 45 Friendship Club 45 Girls' Concert Choir 2, 3. SUSAN CERR Susan SUSAN BECKER CHANDLER Sue Choral Masters 35 F.T.A. 3, 45 Sophomore Mixed Choir 25 Homecoming Committee 45 Ski Club 25 Student Council Representative 45 Swim Show 2, 3, 45 Wai Napolo 2, 3, 45 President 45 Varsity Chorale 4. FRANK CHAPAS Frank 213 MARCIA JEAN CHAPMAN Swampy Choral Masters 35 E-Room Activities 45 Friendship Club 2, 35 Sophomore Mixed Choir 25 Student Council Representative 4: Varsity Chorale 4. JOSEPH EDWARD CHASE Joe Humanities 3, 45 N.F.L. 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Political Afliairs Club 3, 45 Science Seminar 2.3, 45 Talent Scouts 2. MARLANN CHERNEY Maryann YOLANDA CHETNIK Chip F.N.C. 45 Student Council Representative 4. SUSAN LOUISE CHRlSTlE Sue Friendship Club 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 45 Girls' Field Hockey 25 Spirits 4. BETTY ANN CIAMMAICHELLA Bet Friendship Club 35 Movie Club 3, 4. JOHN CHARLES CIMPERMAN John MICHAEL CINALLI Michael JOHN CIVIC John TIMOTHY CLASSEN Timothy WILLIAM CLEMENCE William CATHLEEN CLEMENTS Casey Eucuyo 3, 45 F,T.A. 2, 3, 45 l.O.S. 3, 45 Humanities 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Political Affairs Club 3, 45 Secretary 3, 45 Spectrum 25 World Affairs Club 3, 45 Treasurer 35 President 4. CHRISTINE CLINE Christine CATHERINE CLOUSER Corkie BOB COATSWORTH Bob LINDA COCHRAN Twin Cheerleader Substitutes 25 Friendship Club 3, 45 F.B,L.A. 35 Girls' Concert Choir 35 Ski Club 45 Spirits 4. SANDRA COCHRAN Twin Cheerleaders 2, Cheerleader Substitutes 25 Friendship Club 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 35 Girls' Concert Choir 35 Ski Club 45 Spirits 4. KENNETH CONGIN Kenneth GARY LEE CONSILIO Gal'V JUDITH ANN COOLIDGE Jude Big Show 3, 45 Chevron Society 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 2, 3, 45 Librarian: Euclidian Editorial Staff 3, 45 Art Editor 45 Euclidian Training Club 2: F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Vice President 45 G.L.C5'4: Marching Band 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Pep Band 45 Pit Band 3, 45 Ski Club 35 G.A.A. 25 I.Q.S. 4. DOUGLAS COONEY Doug Cadet Band 2, 35 Concert Band 25 Cross Country 25 Boys' Gym Leaders 35 Marching Band 2, 3, 45 Or- chestra 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 35 Prom Committee 32 Student Council Representative 2, 3, 4. RONALD COONEY Ron Band 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Foremen's Marching Band 2, 35 Orchestra 45 Pep Band Concert Club 45 2, 3, 45 Swim Show 25 Wrestling 2, 3, 4. ROGER CORNWELL Roger VIRGINIA CORSO Virginia PAMELA COSTANTINO Pamela RICHARD COUP Richard BRIAN DALE COX B, C. E-Room Activities 3, 45 Fall Play 45 Boys' Swim Leaders 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Letterman 45 Prom Com- mittee 45 Spirits 45 Student Council Representative 45 Swim Show 3, 45 Varsity Swim Team 45 J.V. Swim Team 2. DALE RICH CRAGLE Stompers Baseball 25 J.V. Football 2. STEVEN CRAUN Steve Transfer SIudent5 F.T.A. 4. JOHN CROSSON John LARRY CROWN L. C. Basketball 35 J.V. Basketball 25 Key Club 2, 35 Letterman 35 Student Council Representative 2, 35 D.E.C.A. 45 Treasurer. ROBERT JOHN FERRIS Bob LAURENE FIKE Laurene THOMAS FINK Thomas ROBERT ANTHONY FIORELLI Fifi Chess Club 3, 45 N.F.L. 3, 45 Science Seminar 2, 3, 4. GREGORY FISHER Greg Ski Club 3, 4. PAUL FITZGERALD Paul MICHAEL ANTHONY WILLIAM FOCARETO Mickey Mouse E-Room Activities 45 Student Council Representative 3. KATHLEEN FOLK Co-op Students 45 Girls' Concert Choir 35 Sophomore Mixed Choir 2. Kathy THOMAS FOSTER Tom BRUCE FOX Bruce STEPHEN CHARLES FOX Sly Fox KENNETH EDWARD FRAK Ken Baseball 25 J.V. Basketball 25 Football 2, 35 J.V. Football 25 Ski Club 3. Friendship Club 2, 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 25 F.N.C. 3, 45 Girls' VIRGINIA DADANTE Ginny Co-op Students 45 Friendship Club 3. LINDA DAILEY Linda A.F.S. 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Ski Club 2, 3, 45 Spectrum 4. RICHARD PAUL DANCH Key Club 2, 3, 4. BARBARA JEANNE DAUER Euclidian Business Staff 2, 3, 45 F.N.C. Rich Sunni 4' Girls' Concert Choir 45 Girls' Field Hockey 25'Talent Scouts 45 l.O.S. 4. DONNA ROSE DAUGHERTY Donna Choral Masters 3, 45 Friendship Club 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Ski Club 45 Spectrum 45 Spirits 45 Talent Scouts 4. ARLENE DEMICO Arlene E-Room Activities 4. JAMES DE VINEY Jim KATHLEEN DISCENZO Kathy Friendship Club 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Malorette Club 3. WILLIAM DOEHRING William LINDA DOLJACK Linda Friendship Club 3. KAREN DOREMUS Karen Friendship Club 35 F.B.L.A. 25 Ski Club 3, 4. ROBERT DOWNING Bob Transfer Student5 J.V. Swim Team 3. CHRISTOPHER DOYLE Chrstopher MARGARET DOYLE Margaret MARTIN DOYLE Marty F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, President. PATRICIA C. DOYLE Pat Cheering Block 35 Friendship Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Ski Club 3, 45 Spirits 4, CAROL ANN DRAGOLICH Carol MARLENE DUCCA Marlene TIMOTHY DUFFY Tim GARY DURICHKO Gary RICHARD RANDOLPH DVORAK Rick Co-op Students 45 Magnum Club 4. CAROL ECHON Carol LINDA ECKER Linda ROBERT EDER Robert JOHN EDWARD EGNOT Jay Traisfer Student5 Forernen's Club 45 Key Club 45 Ski Club 3, 4. JANET EHLERT Jan Transfer Student5 Friendship Club 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 World Affairs Club 3, 45 Treasurer 4, THERESE EIERMANN Therese BARBARA EMIG Barb F.B.L.A. 3. BARBARA ANN EMSER Bobble Concert Choir 25 Homecoming Committee 45 Ski Club 3, 45 Spectrum 45 Student Council Representative 2, 35 Survey Business Staff 45 Survey Training Club 3. MARJORIE CLAIRE ENGEL Margie Euclidian Editorial Staff 2, 3, 45 Euclidian Training Club 25 Friendship Club 3, 45 N.F.L. 3, 45 Student Council Representative 2, 35 Junior Editor 35 Senior Editor 45 Cheering Block 35 Senior Scandal 45 Spectrum 45 l,Q.S. 4. CYNTHIA ERICKSON Cynthia WILLIAM FAIT Bill P.A. Club 2, 35 Student Council Representative 4. JACKSON JAMES FARRILL Boppin Stonewall E-Room Activities 45 Football 3, 45 J.V. Football 25 Boys' Gym Leaders 2, 3, 45 Junior Cabinet 35 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Director 35 Treasurer 45 Letter- men's Club 3, 45 Letterman 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Ski Club 45 Spirits 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 J.V. Wrestling 25 N.A.S.S. 3. 45 Junior Class Vice-President 3. CLIFFORD FELDEN Cliff 214 CHARLES FRALEY Chuck AUDREY FRANCEL Audrey CAROL FRANCIS Carol E-Room Activities 3, 45 Friendship Club 35 F.B.L.A. 25 Malorettes 3, 4. JAMES FRANCIS Jim Baseball 25 Cadet Band 2, 35 Concert Band 45 E-Room Activities 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 2, 3, 45 N.F.L. 25 Pep Band 3, 45 Pit Band 45 Spirits 45 Student Council Representative 4, Executive Board 4. KATHLEEN FRANK Kathy MARTIN FRANK Marty A.F.S. 35 Big Show 3, 45 Camera Club 3, 45 Choral Masters 3, 45 President 45 E-Room Activities 3, 45 Euclidian Editorial Staff 3, 45 Euclidian Training Club 25 Sophomore Mixed Choir 25 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 45 Political Affairs Club 45 Spirits 45 Student Council Representative 45 J.V. Swim Team 25 Track 35 Tennis 2, 3, CAROL FRIEDMAN Carol BARBARA FRIZZELL Barb A.F.S. 3, 45 Choral Masters 35 F.T.A. 45 Humanities 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Survey Editorial Staff 45 Survey Training Club 35 Varsity Chorale 4. SUSAN JEAN FROST Sue Cadet Band 2, 35 Co-op Student 45 Friendship Club 35 F.N.C. 35 Marching Band 2, 35 Student Council Representative 3. KARL FUCHS Karl ALBERT FUERST Albert PAUL FUERST Dumpy Transfer Student. ROBERT GALLINIS Bob RUTH GANSER Ruth MARY ELLEN GARISEK Mar Friendship Club 4: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4: Movie Club 4. MARIANNE GARLING Marianne Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: Projects Chairman 3, 4: Girls' Concert Choir 2, 3. KEITH GARLOCK Keith JOHN GAVIN Jack PATRICIA GEDDES Pat Folk Club 4: Friendship Club 2: F.N,C. 3, 4: Movie Club 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. KATHLEEN GERLOSKY Kathleen DENNIS GERMOVSEK Denny CYNTHIA GERWIG Cindy Friendship Club 2: Cheering Block 3. BARBARA GESTEN Barbara BETTY GFELLER Betty IRIS GIANFORTI Iris BARBARA LOU GILLES Barbara Big Show 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. BONNIE LEE GILES Bonnie Cadet Band 2, 3: Concert Band 4: Marching Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Political Aftairs Club 4: Spectrum 2: World Affairs Club 4. JOHN GILLES John KEN STACEY GINSBURG Gross One Euclidian Editorial Staff 3, 4: Euclidian Training Club 2: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Science Seminar 2, 3, 4: l.O.S. 4. CARMELLA GIORANO Carmeila SANDRA GJIVANOVICH Sandra GERALD GOLABOFF Gerald KATHLEEN MARY GONAS Kathi Co-op Students 4. ELAINE GOODWIN Trudy Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: Malorette Club 2, 3, 4: Malorette Substitute 3: Malorette 4: Spirits 4. JILL IRENE GOODWIN Jill Ad Club 2: Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4: Executive Board 3, 4: Survey Training Club 2. PETER GOULIS Pete J.V. Baseball 2: Cross Country 2, 3: E-Room Activities 4: Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4: Lettermen 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Representative 4: Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Wrestling Club 2, 3, 4. ROSEMARIE GRABITZ Rosie F.N.C. 3: F.T.A. 3. CYNTHIIA LOUISE GRANT Cindy Choral Master: 3, 4: Girls' Concert Choir 2: Sopho- more Mixed Choir 2: Ski Club 2, 3, 4: Student Coun- cil Representative 2, 3: Swim Show 2, 3, 4: Wai Napolo 2, 3, 4: Varsity Chorale 4. PATRICIA ANNE GRIFFIN Patt Big Show 2, 3, 4: Eucuyo 3: Euclidian Training Club 3: Fall Play 2, 3, 4: Folk Club 2, 3: Friendship Club 3, 4: F.T.A. 3, 4: N.F.L. 3, 43 Outstanding Junior N.F.L. 3: Spring Play 2, 3. JERRY GRIFFITH Jerry LINDA GRIMSIC Linda GERALD GRINSTEAD Gerald GAIL GRUNDMAN Gail Transfer Student: Co-op Students: l.O.S. 4. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH GRYCAN Kathy Co-op Students 4: Friendship Club 2, 3: Majorette Club 2, 3: Student Council Representative 2. PATRICIA GUARDO Patricia DAVID MICHAEL GUBANC Goob Choral Masters 3: Sophomore Mixed Choir 2: Home- coming Committee 4: Chairman 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Science Seminar 3: Student Council Representative 3: Vice President 4: Usher 2, 3. JAMES GUINTER Jesse Eucuyo 2, 3, 4: Humanities 3, 4: I.Q.S. 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Letterman 2, 3, 4: Student Council Representative 3: Tennis 2. 3, 4: Captain 4: Eucuyo Poetry Editor 3: Editor-in-Chief 4. RENEE GULLO Renee DOUGLAS STUART HACKLE Hack J.V. Basketball 2: Choral Masters 3, 4: Cross Country 4: E-Room Activities 4: Euclidian Editorial Staff 3, 4: Euclidian Training Club 3: Sophomore Mixed Choir 2: Key Club 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Letterman 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. BARRY HACKNEY Barry LUBOMIRA HADZIMA Luba Big Show 3, 4: Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 3, 4: Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4: Girls' Volleyball 3: Girls' Field Hockey 2: Spirits 4: G.A.A. . .4- PAUL ALAN HAFFER Paul Foremen's Club 3: Key Club 2, 3: Movie Club 2, 3, 4: Science Seminar 3. NANCY ELIZABETH HAGSTRAND Nancy Ad Club 2: Choral Masters 3:45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4: I.Q.S. 3, 4: N.H.S. 3, 4: Spirits 4: Student Council Repre- sentative 2, 3, 4: Student, Supply Store 2, 3, 4: Survey Editorial Staff 3, 4:--,Survey Training Club 2: Survey News Editor 4: F.T.A. Executive Board 3, 4: Historian 3: Varsity Chorale 4. PAMELA HAHN Pamela 215 THOMAS HALL Thomas LAWRENCE HANN Lawrence RUTH HANNIGAN Ruthie Transfer Student 3: Co-op Students 4: F.B.L,A. 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Co-op Treasurer 4. RICHARD HARPS Richard ROBERT I-IARPS Robert JACQUELIN KAY HARRIS Jackie Girls' Concert Choir 3: Sophomore Mixed Choir 2: Homecoming Queen 4: Majorettes 4: Malorette Club 3, 4: Ski Club 2, 3: Spirits 4: Student Council Repre- sentative 2: Swim Show 2, 3, 4: Wai Napolo 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Executive Board 4. JANET HARRIS Janey JANICE HARRIS Janice LAURIE HARRIS Laurie SUSAN HARRIS Susan JO ANN HART Jo Ann Orchestra 2: Spectrum 4. ROSEMARY HARVAN Rosemary WALTER HARWOOD Wally Cadet Band 2: Golf Club 2, RONALD L. HAVENER Ron Chess Club 3, 4: Science Seminar 2, 3, 4. JOHN ROBERT HAVRILEK Hondo J.V. Football 2: Movie Club 2, 3: N.F.L. 4: Ski Club 3, 4. DAVID HAYS Devld GREG HAYS Greg LAURA JOANNE HAYTAS Laurie Choral Masters 3, 4: Euclidian Training Club 2: Friendship Club 2, 3: F.N.C. 4: Sophomore Mixed Choir 2: Girls' Leaders Club 4: Malorettes 3, 4: Malorette Club 2, 3, 4: Spirits 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Choral Masters Executive Board 4: Usher 2, 3. CAROL LYNN HAYWARD Carol Choral Masters 3, 4: Friendship Club 2, 3: Girls' Concert Choir 2: Ski Club 2, 3: Student Council Representative 2. ALBERT HEFNER Albert MICHAEL KAREN HEGLAW Mike Big Show 2, 3: E-Room Activities 4: Euclidian Edi- torial Staff 3: Euclidian Training Club 3: Fall Play 2: G.L.C. 4: P.A. Club 3: N.F.L. 3: Prom Committee 3: Spring Play 2: Stage Craft Club 3: Swim Show 3. BRUCE HEHR Bruce Bowling 2. THOMAS HEHR Thomas FNCHAR AM . .int susAN JANDA o J ES LOUIS Hoi.LowAv nick MIKE KARPINECZ Mike KAREE HEIGHTON Karee RONALD CALVIN HEINLEIN Ape Man Book Store 2, 3, 43 Cadet Band 23 Football 3, 43 J,V. Football 23 Homecoming Committee 33 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Letterrnen's Club 3, 43 Letterman 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Student Council Representative 43 Stu- dent Supply Store 2, 3, 43 Track 3. DONNA HEINTZ Donna Ski Club 3, 43 Survey Training Club 3. CAROL RUTH HEINZ Kelly Choral Masters 3, 43 Junior Red Cross 33 F.N.C, 43 Girls' Concert Choir 23 N.F.L. 3, 43 Spectrum 43 Spring Play 23 Stage Craft Club 3, 4. DORIS HEISE Doris VIOLET HELMS Vi ROBERT HENIKAN Robert GARY A. HERAK Fish Transfer Student3 Golf Club 23 Track 23 Soccer 3, 4. LINDA ANN HERAK Linda Big Show 3, 43 Malorette Club 33 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Pit Band 3, 43 Ski Club 4. TIMOTHY HIGHLAND Timothy LAURA CATHRYN HITCHCOX Hodge Sophomore Mixed Choir 23 Survey Editorial Staft 43 Survey Training Club 33 Talent Scouts 4. DOROTHY HOCEVAR Cadet Band 2, 33 F.N.C. 33 Marching Band 2, 3. Ralph LORETTA HOCEVAR Lori Co-op Student. THOMAS HOFFMAN Thomas NOREEN HOGE Transfer Student3 Political Affairs Club 33 Spectrum 3, 43 World Affairs Club 3, 4. Noreen A.F.S. 23 Cadet Band 23 Concert Band 3, 43 l.O.S. 3, 43 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 2, 3, 43 Top Band Sergeant 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Pep Band 3, 43 Pit Band 3, 43 Ski Club 43 Spectrum 43 Student Council Representative 2, 43 Survey Business Staff 2, 3, 43 Survey Editorial Staff 43 Survey Training Club 23 Treasurer 33 Business Manager 43 Swim Show 33 Tennis 2, 33 N.H.S. Vice President 4. BRUCE NOEL HOPPERT Bruce Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 33 J.V. Basketball 23 E-Room Activities 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 43 J.V. Football 23 Boys' Gym Leaders 2, 3, 43 Ski Club 2, 3, 4. TIM HORGAN Tim CAROL ANN HORNA Carol Friendship Club 33 Student Council Representative 2. LINDA MONTROSE HORSEY Lynn Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 F.T.A, 3, 43 Girls' Concert Choir 2, 33 Ski Club 2, 3, 4. ROBERT HOURY Bob JOSEPH A. HOWE Turtle Folk Club 43 F.B.L.A. 43 Swim Show 23 Wrestling 3. JACK HOWELL Jackie Ski Club 4. JACOUELINE HOWITZ Jacqueline JOANNE HUBISH Jo Transfer Student: Co-op Student 4. MATHILDA HUDOCK Cookie Transfer Student: Choral Masters 3, 43 Friendship Club 3, 43 F.N.C. 3, JOHN ANTHONY HUEBNER John Key Club 2, 33 Tennis Team 2, 3. BARBARA HULL Barb Euclidian Training Club 33 Friendship Club 23 Ski Club 3, 4, CECILY HUNT Cec Choral Masters 2, 3, 43 Accompanist 2, 3, 43 Vice President 43 Euclidian Editorial Staff 3, 43 Euclidian Training Club 23 Copy Writer 33 Editor-in-Chief 43 Friendship Club 23 F.T.A, 33 G.L.C. 3, 43 Executive Board 43 Humanities 3, 43 l.O.S. 3, 43 Majorette Club 23 Spirits 43 Varsity Chorale 43 Accompanist 43 Big Show 4. YVONNE HUNT Yvonne ROBERT HYLKEMA Robert EDWARD IRVINE Edward CAROL IVANCIC Carol F.N.C. 2, 3, 43 F,T.A. 2, 3, 43 Ski Club 3, 4. WILMA JAGODNIK Wilma MARY ELLEN JAKLIC Merri Big Show 33 Eucuyo 43 Friendship Club 23 F,T.A. 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Girls' Track 23 World Affairs Club 4, BENEDICT JAKUBEN Benedict Jill Big Show 33 Chevron Society 2, 3, 43 Choral Masters 33 Concert Band 2, 3, 43 Euclidian Training Club 23 F.T.A. 2, 3. 43 Humanities 3, 43 Junior Cabinet 33 Marching Band 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Pep Band 33 Pit Band 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Survey Business Staff 33 Varsity Chorale 4. DUANE JARC Deeiah Chess Club 3, 43 President 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Science Seminar 3, 43 Ski Club 4. MARGARET ANN JARVIS Marg A.F,S. 3, 43 Secretary 43 Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 Girls' Concert Choir 33 Sophomore Mixed Choir 23 Ski Club 2, 3, 43 Spirits 43 Student Council Repre- sentative 43 Cheering Block 3. ROSEMARIE JAZBINSKI Rosemarie Big Show 43 Cadet Band 3: Concert Band 43 Friend- ship Club 43 F.B.L.A. 33 F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Orchestra 43 Ski Club 2, 43 Spectrum 3, 43 President 43 Student Coun- cil Representative 43 Survey Editorial Staff 43 Survey Training Club 33 Talent Scouts 2, 4. LAWRENCE JEDLICKA Lawrence DAVID JEPPE David 216 WAYNE JERSAN Wayne Bowling Team 3, 43 Survey Editorial 3, 4. DANIEL EDWARD JEZERINAC Dan E'Room Activities 3, 43 Eucuyo 43 Folk Club 43 l.Q.S. 3, 43 Junior Cabinet 33 Treasurer 33 Prom Committee 43 Senior Cabinet 43 Student Council Representative gl S32 Survey Editorial Staff 3, 43 Survey Training u . LINDA SUSAN JIMISON Linda Euclidian Training Club 33 F.N.C. 3, 43 F.T.A, 23 gi:rlg'3Concert Choir 23 Ski Club 3. 43 Survey Training u . CHRISTOPHER JOCHUM Christopher MICHAEL JOLLY Michael NICHOLAS JURANKO Nicholas LINDA JURATOVAC Lin Eucuyo 43 Folk Club 3, 43 Talent Scouts 2, 3, 4, KATHRYN LEE KALAN Katie Euclidian Training Club 23 Friendship Club 3, 43 F.B,L.A. 23 E-Room Activities 43 Majorettes 3, 43 Malorette Club 2, 3, 43 Spirits 43 Head Malorette 43 G.A.A. 23 Cheering Block 3. NANCY KANE Nancy E-Room Activities 43 Friendship Club 33 F.N.C. 33 Homecoming Court 23 Majorette Club 23 Ski Club 2, 3. RUSSELL DEAN KANE Monk Big Show 2, 3, 43 Cadet Band 23 Chevron Society 43 Concert Band 3, 43 Marching Band 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 3, 43 Pit Band 2, 3, 43 Talent Scouts 3, 43 Band Sergeant 4. REBECCA ANN KAPFERER Becky Fall Play 43 Friendship Club 23 F.N.C. 33 Girls' Con- cert Choir 2, 33 Ski Club 2, 33 Cheering Block 33 Spectrum 23 Talent Scouts 2. JOSEPH JOHN KAPLER JOB Key Club 2, 3, 43 World Affairs Club 43 Soccer Team 3, 43 Captain 4. Transfer Student3 Baseball 43 J.V. Basketball 23 Boys' Gym Leaders 33 Track 4. DIANE LAUREL KARRER Diane Big Show 3, 43 Friendship Club 43 F.T,A. 2, 3, 43 l.Q.S. 3, 43 Marching Band 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Pep Band 3, 43 Pit Band 3, 43 Survey Business Staff 3, 43 Survey Training Club 23 Assistant Circulation Manager 33 Circulation Manager 4. NANCY EILEEN KASELAK Migit Big Show 33 Choral Masters 3, 43 Friendship Club 23 Homecoming Court 43 Ski Club 3, 43 Student Council Representative 33 Varsity Chorale 4. DIANE JEAN KASTELLIC Diane LORRAINE MARIE KATTLER Lori E-Room Activities 43 Folk Club 4. VAUGHN KAVON Vaughn ROGER RAY Roger MARY KEARNS Mary HELENE KEKIC Helene CORRINE MARY KELLER Corky Malorette Club 25 Ski Club 4. Cadet Band 25 Concert PAUL RICHARD KELLER Call Bowling 45 Student Council Representative 4. DEBORAH KELLEY Deborah GAIL SUE KEMPKE Gay Cadet Band 25 Marching Band 25 Ski Club 3, 4. NORENE KENDLE Norene DAVID ALAN KERSHAW Dave Band 3, 45 Boys' Swim LINDA LOUISE KOETH Lln Friendship Club 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Executive Board 3, 45 Girls' Field Hockey 25 G.A.A. 2, 3. DOROTHY LYNN KOLEGAR Dore Friendship Club 3, 45 Ski Club 3. RICHARD LEE KOLESAR Dick Football 3, 45 J.V. Football 25 Key Club 3, 45 Letter- men's Club 2, 3, 45 Letterman 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Indoor Track 2, 3, 45 N.A.S.S. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. JOAN ROSALIND KROPF Joanie G.L.C. 45 Ski Club 45 Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 45 Girls' Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Girls' Track 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice'President 45 Girls' Field Hockey 2, 45 Captain 45 Swim Show 3, 4. ROY RALPH LARICK Ill Roy Leaders 2, 3, 45 Junior Cabinet 35 Key Club 2, 3: Marching Band 2, 3. 45 Pep Band 45 Pit Band 45 Ski Club 45 Spirits 35 Swim Show 25 Varsity Swim Team 45 Talent Scouts 45 Wai Napplo 2. JOHN KESZENHEIMER Jack ROSALIND KEVER Rosalind CLIFTON KIMES clarion GARY KING Gary RAYMOND KING Raymond SUSAN KINKELAAR sue Friendship Club 2, 3, 45 F.N.C. 45 Spectrum 2, 3, 45 Survey Business Stafl 25 Language Lab Assistant 4. JAMES RICHARD KIRK Dick STEPHEN F. KIRK Steve Baseball 2, 35 J.V. Basketball 25 Choral Masters 35 J.V. Football 25 Sophomore Mixed Choir 25 Key Club 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Science Seminar 2, 3, 4. JAMES KIRO Jim Key Club 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Letterman 3, 45 Ski Club 45 Tennis 2, 3, 4. CHERRY KITSOS Cherry RICHARD KLEBER Richard ROBERT KARL KLEINHENZ Bones J.V. Wrestling 2, 3. RICHARD KLEMENC Richard BEVERLY KMET Bev Friendship Club 35 Ski Club 4. KENNETH MICHAEL KOCH Ken Cadet Band 25 Key Club 25 Marching Band 25 Ski Club 3, 4. FRANCES KOCJANCIC Nancy Co-op 45 Friendship Club 35 F.B.L.A. 2. LINDA MARIE KOPNISKE Lynn F.N.C. 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 4. KATHLEEN E, KORDET Kathie Girls' Concert Choir 25 N.F.L. 2. OLGA KOREN Olga Co-op Students 45 Friendship Club 2. JAMES THOMAS KORTHALS Korth NICHOLAS KOSEC Nlck CAROLYN THERESE KOSTANSEK Carol Friendship Club 2, 3, 45 F.N.C. 45 F.T.A. 3. DALE KOVACH Dale KAREN BARBARA KOVACH Karen Folk Club 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Friendship Club 35 F.N.C. 32 Ski Club 3. CAROL ANN KOVACIC Carol Friendship Club 2, 3, 45 F.N.C. 3, 4. DENNIS MICHAEL KOVALSKI Dennis Transler Student. NANCY KO'.'EZSDI Nancy KATHLEEN KOWALSKI Kathleen CHRISTINE ANN THERESA KOWICKI Chris Big Show 3, 45 Friendship Club 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Pit Band 3, 45 Ski Club 45 Student Council Repre- sentative 2. KAREN KOZELY Karen ALICE KOZLOWSKI Al Transler Student. KATHLEEN KRALL Kathy SHIRLEY MARY KRAPENCE Shirley Cheering Block 35 Euclidian Editorial Staff 35 Euclidian Training Club 25 Friendship Club 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Executite Board 45 Sophomore Mixed Choir 25 Home- coming Committee 2' Ski Club 45 Malorettes 3, 4, Head Malorette 45 Majorette Club 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 Spirits 45 Student Council Representative 2, 3, 4. RICHARD KRASCH Richard DAVID KRASKA David 217 KATHLEEN LOUIS KRYSTY Kathy Political Affairs Club 45 Science Seminar 3, 45 Spectrum 45 World Affairs Club 4. HOLLIS KULKA Holly Friendship Club 35 F.N.C. 35 Spirits 4. CHARLES ALLEN KUNSMAN Chuck Transfer Student5 Baseball 25 Boys' Swim Leaders 4. JOYCE KUROWSKI Joyce Co-op Student 45 Friendship Club 3, 4. DAVID PAUL KURRENT Dave Concert Band 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Pep Band 45 Pit Band 45 Science Seminar 3, 45 Ski Club 4. JOSEPH KUSAR Joe JOHN LAMPERT John LELAND LANCE Leland SUSAN MARIE LAND Susl Choral Masters 45 Euclidian Business Staff 3, 4, Manager 45 Euclidian Training Club 2, 35 Fall Play 45 Girls' Concert Choir 35 Sophomore Mixed Choir 2: I.O.S. 3, 45 Talent Scouts 4. WILLIAM LANGA Bill THOMAS LANGHAM Long Shot LYNNE PATRICIA LARDIN Lynne Girls' Concert Choir 35 Sophomore Mixed Choir 25 Friendship Club 35 Student Council Representative 35 Survey Business Staff. A.F.S. 2, 3, 45 Big Show 3, 45 Cadet Band 25 Euclidian Editorial Stall 45 Euclidian Training Club 35 Fall Play 45 Boys' Gym Leaders 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 25 N.F.L. 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Ski Club 2. 3, 45 Spirits 45 Sophomore Play 25 Key Club Executive Board 4. LAWRENCE LAUB Larry VALERIE E. LAURENCE Val NANCY LAVIGNA Pudgee Malorette Club 2. BRUCE LEICHER Bruce RUSSELL EDWARD LEISENHEIMER The Lels Big Show 35 E-Room Activities 45 l.O.S. 3, 45 Key Club 45 Survey Editorial Staff 2, 3. 45 Co-Editor-in- Chief 4. REBECCA LEISTER Becky Friendship Club 3, 45 Girls' Concert Choir 35 Sopho- more Mixed Choir 25 Humanities 35 Ski Club 4. JOHN LELAND John SUSAN LEMM Sl-ISBN PAULINE LEONI PONY DANIEL LESKIEWICZ Pretty Boy Baseball 23 Basketball 3, 43 Lettermen's Club 33 Letterman 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN LETANOSKY Patti Choral Masters 33 Girls' Concert Choir 23 Humanities 33 Student Council Representative3 Varsity Chorale 4. MICHAEL LEWAND Mike JEANETTE MARI LEWIS Red E-Room Activities 43 Friendship Club 3, 43 F.N.C. 2, 3. 4, President 43 Prom Committee 33 Student Council Representative 43 Talent Scouts 4. RONALD LEWIS Ron Concert Band 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 2, 3, 4. TOMMY ORIN LEWIS Tom Big Show 2, 3, 43 Chess Club 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Con- cert Band 2, 33 Marching Band 23 Math Club 23 National Honor Society 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3: Pit Band 2, 3, 43 Science Seminar 2, 3, 4: Varsity Chorale 4. DAVID LEON LIEBERWORTI-I Dave Chess Club 43 Humanities 3, 43 Political Affairs Club 3, 43 President 43 Science Seminar 3, 4. JOHN LIPNICKI John DEBRA LIPSTREUER Lip A.F.S. 3, 43 E-Room Activities 33 Friendship Club 23 Junior Cabinet 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Ski Club 2, 3, 43 Survey Editorial Staff 3, 43 Survey Train- ing Club 2,33 Swim Show 2, 3, 43 Wai Napolo 2, 3, 43 Stalt Editor Survey 43 l.Q.S. 4. LESLIE LITTLE Gene NORM WILLIAM LOCKER Stick Shift Foremen's Club 43 Boys' Gym Leaders 3, 4. DOLORES V. LOGAR Lori Euclidian Training Club 33 Friendship Club 43 F.N.C, 43 Ski Club 4. NANCY CAROL LOI-IREY Nancy A.F.S. 2, 3, 43 Ski Club 33 Spectrum 43 Survey Editorial Staff 3, 4. KAREN LOHRKE Karen JESSICA LONCALA Jessi Fall Play 23 Folk Club 43 F.T.A. 2, 33 Prom Commit- tee 43 Ski Club 2, 33 Student Council Representative 43 Talent Scouts 4. PAMELA LONG Pam Big Show 33 E-Room Activities 43 Eucuyc 43 Art Editor 43 F.T.A. 3, 43 Junior Cabinet 33 Ski Club 33 Stage Craft Club 23 Survey Editorial Staft 2. SHARENE LONG Sharene GREGORY LOPEZ Greg JOANNE LOVE Joanne E-Room Activities. ELLA LOVEJOY Ella JOSEPH LOVSIN Joe GEORGE STEVENSON LOWRY Steve A.F.S. 3, 43 Key Club 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Spirits 3, 43 President 4. CAROL LUBE Carol F.B.L.A. 33 Girls' Concert Choir 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Spectrum 3, 43 Vice-President 43 Survey Business Staff 43 Survey Training Club 33 G.A.A. 3. JUDITH LUCKAY Judy Book Store 3, 43 Friendship Club 3, 43 F.N.C. 3, 43 Majorette Club 3, NANCY LUDEK Nancy GARY L. LUKAT Gary Key Club 23 Stamp Club 3, 4. DONALD LUPO Don JACQUELYN LUSHIN Jacquelyn GERALD THOMAS LUTZ Tom Transfer Student3 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Football 23 J.V. Football 23 Boys' Gym Leaders 23 Ski Club 3, 4. SHERRY MACAUL Mac Friendship Club 3, 43 F.T.A, 3, 43 Ski Club 2, 3, 43 Spectrum 4. WILLIAM MACDONALD Bill PAMELA ANN MADDEN Pam A.F.S. 43 Big Show 2, 33 Choral Masters 43 Euclidian Training Club 33 Friendship Club 3, 43 F.T,A. 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Spectrum 3, 43 Secretary 4. PEGGY ANN MAGAS Peggy LYNN JANE MAGRI Lynn SUSAN MAHUSKY Sue A.F.S. 3, 43 Secretary 33 Finalist 33 Eucuyo 43 Euclid- ian Editorial Stah 3, 43 Euclidian Training Club 23 G.L.C. 3, 43 Vice-President 43 Humanities 3, 43 Girls' State 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Secretary 43 Cheering Block 23 l.Q.S. 4. SHEILA MALANEY Sheila Transfer Student. TERRY MALECKAR Terry ROBERT MALNAR Bob Football 3, 4. CHRIS MANDEL Chris Baseball 23 Bowling 33 D.E.C,A. 43 Vice-President 43 Key Club 2, 3. MARILYN ANN MANN Marty Friendship Club 33 F.N.C. 33 F.T.A. 33 Movie Club 43 Spectrum 43 Student Council Representative 2. 218 MARJORIE MANN Marlorie PATRICK JAMES MANN Pat Big Show 33 Choral Masters 33 Concert Band 3, 43 Fall Play 2, 33 Marching Band 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 P.A. Club 2, 3, 43 Spectrum 43 Spring Play 2, 33 Varsity Chorale 4. JOSEPH C. MANNARINO Joe Transfer Student3 Bowling 4. ROBERT MANSUY Bob KENNETH L. MANTEY Ken A.F.S. 43 Camera Club 33 Boys' Swim Leaders 43 Homecoming Committee 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Science Seminar 3, 43 Student Council President 43 Swim Show 33 J.V. Swim Team 23 Winter Festival Committee 4. MICHAEL ALLAN MANTZ Mike Humanities 3, 43 Key Club 2, 3. STEVEN J. MARKUZ Steve JOHN MAROLT John Key Club 43 Spirits 43 Swim Show 3, 43 I.Q.S. 4. WILLIAM MIKOLIC Bill KATHERINE JANE MARTEN Kathy A.F.S. 3, 43 Euclidian Editorial Staff 3, 43 Faculty Editor 33 Identification Editor 43 Euclidian Training Club 23 Folk Club 2, 33 Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 F.T,A. 2, 3, 43 Humanities 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Ski Club 3, 43 Spectrum 2, 33 Spirits 43 I.Q.S. 4. BARBARA RAE MARTIN Barb A.F.S. 3, 43 Friendship Club 2, 33 F.T.A, 2, 3, 43 Sec- retary 43 Girls' Concert Choir 33 Sophomore Mixed Choir 23 G.L.C. 43 Homecoming Committee 23 National Honor Society 3, 43 Ski Club 2, 3, 43 Spirits 43 Stu- dent Council Representative 3, 43 Student Supply Store 3, 43 Manager 43 Spirits Secretary 4. ROBERT MARTIN Bob TIM C. MASEK Tim Big Show 3, 43 Concert Band 2, 3, 43 Boys' Swim Leaders 43 Marching Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Pep Band 3, 43 Pit Band 3, 4. JACOUELINE ELIZABETH MASON Jackie Cheerleaders 23 Cheerleader Substitute 23 Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 Girls' Concert Choir 2, 33 G.L.C. 2, 3, 43 Executive Board 43 Homecoming Com- mittee 2, 33 Junior Cabinet 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Student Council Representative 2, 3. MICHAEL MASTIC Mike Baseball 23 J.V. Basketball 23 Football 2. WILLIAM MATALA Bacon Bill Transfer Student. JANET M. MATIC Jan FRANK MATOH Frank Baseball 33 Choral Masters 3, 43 Sophomore Mixed Choir 23 Boys' Gym Leaders 3. PATRICIA MATYJASIK Pat LOUIS J. MAVRICH Caveman Football 33 J.V. Football 23 Talent Scouts 3, 43 Wrest- ling 33 J.V .Wrestling 2. KATHLEEN JANICE MRAMOR JEFFREY MAY Jeff Baseball 2, 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3: Lettermen's Club 4: Letterman 3, 4: Wrestling 2. LESLIE MCARTHUR Les A.F.S. 3, 4: Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: Secretary 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4: G.L.C. 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Spirits 4: Student Council Representative 2: Treasurer 3: Executive Board 4: Spectrum 2, 3. MARYANN MCBEE Maryann WALTER MCCARTNEY Walter JANET R. MCCAULEY Jan Cadet Band 2: F.N.C. 3, 4: Girls' Concert Choir 3, 4: Marching Band 2: Spectrum 4: World Affairs Club 4. CHARLES BOWMAN MCCRACKEN Chuck Cross Country 3: J.V. Football 2: Key Club 2, 3: Lettermen's Club 3, 4: Letterman 3, 4: Track 2. KEN MCFADDEN Ken CHARLES L. MCLAUGHLIN Chuck Choral Masters 3: Football 3, 4: Sophomore Mixed Choir 2: Boys' Gym Leaders 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Letterman 4: Talent Scouts 4: Varsity Chorale 4. KEITH McMANNES Keith CYNTHIA MCMILLAN Cindy PATRICIA LOUISE SUSANNE MCMULLEN Pat Friendship Club 4: F.T.A. 4: Movie Club 4. CURTIS WALTER McRAE Curt Key Club 2, 3, 4: Science Seminar 2, 3: Ski Club 4. THOMAS MCREDMOND Tom JUDY MEAKER Judy THOMAS MEDLIN Dimples Bowling 2, 3, 4: Student Council Representative 2. PAUL MEHOLLIN Paul PATRICK JOSEPH MEIGHAN Pat Chevron Society 3, 4: Choral Masters 4: Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Boys' Swim Leaders 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Pep Band 3, 4: Pit Band 3, 4: Ski Club 4: Survey Business Staff 3, 4: Assistant Ad Manager 3: Ad Manager 4: Survey Editorial Staff 4: Survey Training Club 2: Swim Show 2, 3: Varsity Swim Team 4: J.V. Swim Team 2: Wai Napolo 2. CAROL JEAN MELNIK Carol Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: F.N.C. 2: F.T.A. 4: Language Lab Assistant 3, 4: Survey Editorial Staff 2, 3. LINDA A. MELNIKAS Lln Friendship Club 2: N.F.L. 2. THOMAS MEROS T.M. Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Indoor Track 2, 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4: Letterman 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. VAL M. MIKLAUSICH Val J.V. Basketball 2: Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Key Club 2: Indoor Track 3, 4: Letterman 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3. WILLIAM MIKOLIC Bill CAROLE MILLER Carole A.F.S. 3, 4: E-Room Activities 4: Prom Committee 4: Ski Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Track 2: Girls' Tennis 3: Spirits 3, 4: Survey Editorial Staff 3, 4: Survey Train- ing Club 3: Swim Show 2, 3. 4: Wai Napolo 2, 3, 4. GLENN S. MILLER Glenn Big Show 3: Chevron Society 2, 3, 4: Choral Masters 4: Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Pep Band 2: Pit Band 2: Talent Scouts 2, 3, 4. THOMAS MILLER Tom LINDA MINNILLO Linda JUDITH MISCH Judy KENNETH EDWARD MOG Ken Winter Play 4. VINCENT MONATERI Vince Chess Club 3, 4. FRED MOONEY Fred JOHN MOONEY John MARY RITA MOONEY Rita Friendship Club 4, JAMES MOORE Jim Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 2. 3, 4: Secretary 3: Letterman 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Track 2. 3. 4: N.A,S.S. 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA A. MOORE Pat MARGARET MARIE MORGAN Peggy THOMAS WILLIAM MORRIS Tom Chess Club 3, 4: Key Club 4: Science Seminar 3, 4: Chess Team 3, 4: Computer Seminar 3. DOLORES NAINIGER Lori Friendship Club 3, 4: Ski Club 4, SANDRA LEE NAPP Sandy Transier Student: Friendship Club 4. KARLENE NAUTH Karlene F.N.C. 4. NANCY ANN NAWOR Nancy Eucuyo 4: Ski Club 4, GEORGE NEFF George RICHARD ALLEN NEFF Richard Track 2. JAMES NEIDERMEYER Jim ROBERT MICHAEL NEWCOMB Bob Foremen's Club 4. KIRK NICHOLSON Kirk JOHN NOGA John MARY NORMAN Mary SANDRA LOUISE NORRIS Sandy Cadet Band 2, 3: Friendship Club 3: Marching Band 2, 3. ERIC NURMI Rick A.F.S. 2, 3, 4: E-Room Activities 2, 3: Fall Play 3: Golf Club 2, 3: Homecoming Committee 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Ski Club 3, 4: Spirits 4: Student Coun- cil Representative 2, 3: Executive Board 4: World Affairs Club 2, 3. BRIAN NUSKER Brian CRAIG STUART MOSS Craig Kathy BURKS OAKLEY II Burks Camera Club 3, 4: Chevron Society 2, 3: Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3. 4: Pep Band 3, 4: Science Seminar 3, 4: Survey Editorial Staff 3, 4: l.Q.S. 4. Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Spectrum 4: Survey Editorial Staff 3, 4. GREGORY D. MUCCI Mooch Cadet Band 2, 4: Concert Band 3, 4: I.O.S. 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3: Marching Band 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 3, 4: Pit Band 4: Survey Editorial Staff 3, 4: Survey Train- ing Club 2. KAY MARIE MUIR Kay Friendship Club 2, 3: Co-op Students 4: Majorette Club 2: D.E.C.A. 4. KATHRYN MURPHY Kathy Co-op Students 4: Vice-President 4: Friendship Club 2, 3: F.B.L.A. 2, 3: Ski Club 3: Language Lab Assistant 3, 4. LINDA MURRAY Linda SUSAN MUSCENTI Sue 219 JOHN L. O'CONNELL John World Affairs Club 4. LYNN MARIE OKER Lynn LUCILLE LEONORA OLIVERIO Luci Big Show 3: Chevron Society 2: Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Friendship Club 3, 4: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4: President 4: Homecoming Committee 2. 3, 4: Marching Band 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Pit Band 3, 4: Spectrum 4: Student Council Representative 2: Exec- utive Board 3, 4: Drama Workshop 2. THOMAS OMAHEN Tom DAVID ONDERDONK Bird Fall Play 2. GEORGEANN ORLANDO George Choral Masters 35 Sophomore Mixed Choir 25 D.E,C.A 45 President 4. CHERYL EILEEN OYLER Cher Choral Masters 3, Friendship Club 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Girls' Concert Choir 25 Ski Club 3, 45 Spectrum 45 Survey Business Staff 35 Talent Scouts 45 Varsity Chorale 4. ROGER L. PALES Roger GEORGETTA PALKO E-Room Activities 3, 45 Friendship Club 25 F.B.L.A. 2, Girls' Concert Choir 45 Student Council Representa- tive 3, Talent Scouts 3. DANIEL PALUMBO Dan SHIRLEE PAPALKO Shirl Ad Club 25 E-Room Activities 2, 35 Euclidian Business Staff 35 Euclidian Training Club 25 Friendship Club 25 Homecoming Committee 25 Malorette Club 25 Ski Club 2, 35 Student Council Representative 2, 3. LORRAINE PARULIS Lorraine MARILYN PARZIALE Marilyn DARLA JEAN PASTEUR Prudence E-Room Activities 45 Folk Club 45 I.O.S. 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Spectrum 45 Student Council Represen- tative 2, 3, 45 Survey Editorial Staff 3, 45 Survey Training Club 25 Talent Scouts 3, 4. KATHLEEN ANN PAUSIC Kathi Choral Masters 35 Folk Club 3, 45 Friendship Club 2, 35 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Science Seminar 45 World Affairs Club 4. BARBARA PAVIS Barb Girls' Concert Choir 4. RAY E. PAVLIK Ed SHARON PAWLECHKO Sherry F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Girls' Concert Choir 2, 35 Spectrum 3, 45 Varsity Chorale 4. ROBERT K. PEARN Bob NANCY PEARSON Nancy DALE J. PECJAK Dale JOSEPHINE PERCIC Josi Ski Club 2, Girls' Basketball 35 Friendship Club 2. CHARLES M. PEREKSTA Chuck Bowling 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 35 Co-Ed Volleyball 4. JUDITH ANNE PERKO Jude A.F.S. 3, 45 Treasurer 35 Euclidian Training Club 25 Friendship Club 3. 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 Executive Board 45 Girls' Concert Choir 35 Sopho- more Mixed Choir 25 Junior Cabinet 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Spirits 45 Student Council Repre- sentative 3, 45 Student Supply Store 2, 3, 45 Survey Business Staff 3, 45 Survey Training Club 2. MARILYN W, PERKO Marilyn DONALD M. PERRY Don ANITA PESEC Chlqulta Cadet Band 35 Marching Band 3. LINDA MARIE PESTOTNIK Pestot Euclidian Business Staft 3, 45 Friendship Club 2, 3, 45 Majorette Club 3, 45 Majorette Substitutes 45 Student Council Representative 25 Talent Scouts 45 l.Q.S. 4. NICOLETTE PETARDI Nicky F.N.C. 25 Student Council Representative 2, 35 Talent Scouts 4, GERALD ALAN PETE RS Jerry Transfer Student5 P,A. Club 2, 3, 45 Science Seminar 2, 35 Spring Play 3. RAYMOND A. PETRO Ray Concert Band 25 Boys' Gym Leaders 35 Marching Band 25 Math Club 25 Science Seminar 35 Track 25 World Affairs Club 4. SHARON ANNE PETROVICH Sharon Fall Play 45 Majorette Club 2. CYNTHIA J. PHELPS Cindy DONNA MARIE PHILLIPS Donna Friendship Club 2, 3, 45 Executive Board 2, 35 Presi- dent 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Girls' Concert Choir 2, 35 Stu- dent Council Representative 4. FRANK EDWARD PICCIRILLO F.P. RICHARD J. PIETRO Richard ROBERT RICHARD PIGNATIELLO Bob Choral Masters 3, 45 Sophomore Mixed Choir 2. ALAN EARL PILLER Al J.V. Basketball 25 Cross Country 2, 35 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Letterman 3, 45 Student Council Representative 4. ROBERT ALLYN PODBOY Bob Magnum Club 3, 4. MARGARET JEAN POGRAIS Margaret A.F.S. 45 Friendship Club 2, 45 F.N.C. 2, 3, 45 Sec- retary 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Ski Club 45 Spectrum 35 Student Council Representative 35 Survey Business Staff 45 Survey Training Club 35 World Affairs Club 35 G,A.A. 2, 3, 4. GAIL PATRICIA POLLY Gail grietndship Club 35 F.T.A. 35 Math Club 25 Spectrum MARVIN POLO Marvin AGNES ANN POPOVIC Agi DEBORAH D. POFITIK Debby MARY ANN POTOCAR Mary Ann KATHLEEN POWERS Kathy JAMES M. POZAR Jim J.V. Football 2. DONNA PRAZNOVSKY Donna CAROL SUSAN PRED Carol A.F.S, 3, 45 Euclidian Training Club 25 Friendship Club 2, 35 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Science Seminar 2, 3, 45 Ski Club 3, 45 Spectrum 2, 45 World Affairs Club 4. RICHARD J. PREZTAK Rich RANDOLPH JAMES PRICE Randy Camera Club 35 Choral Masters 3, 45 Euclidian Edi- torial Staff 3, 45 Euclidian Training Club 25 Sopho- more Mixed Choir 2: Key Club 2, 3, 45 Executive :Elgard 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Track 25 . .S. 4. JOAN PRILESON Joan LINDA S. PRIORESCHI Resh Big Show 2, 35 Cheerleader Substitutes 35 E-Room Activities 2, 3, 45 Eucuyo 45 Fall Play 35 N.F.L. 3, 45 Panther 45 Spring Play 25 Talent Scouts 4. RICHARD A. PISCOPO Rich PATTY J. PIWOWAR Patty JAMES E. PIZMOHT Jlm Baseball 2. CLIFFORD W. PLOTT Cliff VICTORIA A. PRIORESCHI Vickl QUAY PROCTOR Quay Choral Masters 45 Friendship Club 3, 45 Student Council Representative 4. ROBERT C. PULVER Bob WILLIAM PULVER Bill LINNEA BETH PUFIVIS Linnea Folk Club 35 Friendship Club 2, 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Ski Club 45 Student Council Representative 4. DALE EDITH RACICH Dale A.F.S. 2, 3, 45 CheerIeader..Substitutes 25 Choral Masters 45 E-Room Activities 2, 35 F.N.C. 3, 45 F.T.A. 35 Girls' Concert CholrV2, 35 Sophomore Mixed Choir 25 G.L.C. 3, 45 President 45 Homecoming Com- mittee 3, 45 Junior Cabinet 35 National Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Ski Club 2, 35 Spirits 3, 45 Student Council Representative 25 Executive Board 3, 4. RICHARD CARL RAYMOND Ricky WILLIAM RECHNITZER Bill PAULA JOAN REDDING Paula Big Show 2, 35 Concert Band 2, 3, 45 Chevron So- ciety 25 Homecoming Committee 3, 45 Marching Band 2, 3, 45 National Honol5fSociety 3, 45 Pit Band 2, 3, 45 Political Affairs Club 2, 45 Student Council Representative 25 Executive Board 3, 4. JAMES A. REED Jim Boys' Swim Leaders 3, 45 J.V. Wrestling 2. PATRICIA REES Pat JOHN S. REESE John Track 2. DENNIS J. REINKE Dennis JOAN M. REINKE Joan THOMAS LEE RENNINGER Tom A.F.S. 45 Camera Club 25 Concert Band 2, 3. 45 Boys' Swim Leaders 3, 45 l.O.S. 3, 45 Marching Band 2, 3, 45 N.F.L. 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Pep Band 45 Student Council Representative 35 Survey Business Stafl 3, 45 Manager 45 Swim Show 3, 45 J.V. Swim Team 2. ROBERT G. RESSLER Bob ROBERT L. REXRODE Bob JOHN MC CUNE RICE Y Wheat E-Room Activities 45 Euclidian Editorial Staff 45 Euclidian Training Club 35 Eall Play 45 Boys' Gym Leaders 25 Homecoming Committee 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Director 45 Ski Club 45 Student Council Representative 2, 3, 45 l.Q.S. 4. JAMES ALAN RIEDEFI Jim Cross Country 45 Track 3, 4. HELENE MARIE RIGGS Helene D.E.C.A. 4. JEREMY A. RITZU Jeremy MARCIA R. RIXIE Marcia NANCY J. ROBB Nancy Concert Band 2, 3, 45 F.N.C. 3, 45 Marching Band 5, 3,315 Wai Napolo 2, 3, 45 Historian 45 Swim Show JAMES H. ROBERTS Oxnard Baseball 25 Bowling 2, 3, 45 E-Room Activities 2, 3,45 Golf Club 45 Homecoming Committee 2, 3, 45 Ski Club 2, 3. 4. JOHN ROBERTS John SUSAN MARIE ROBERTS Sue Co-op Students 45 F.B.L.A. 2, 35 Spectrum 2. PATRICIA S. ROCK Pat Big Show 3, 45 Cheerleaders 25 Choral Masters 45 Eucuyo 45 Euclidian Editorial Staff 3, 45 Assistant Photo Editor 35 Photo Editor 45 Euclidian Training Club 25 GLC. 45 Humanities 45 Spectrum 3: Varsity Chorale 45 I.O.S. 4. WILLIAM ROCKWELL BIII CHERI A. ROGALINER Rogie Friendship Club 25 Girls' Concert Choir 2, 35 Ski Club 2, 35 Girls' Volleyball 2: Spirits 35 Student Council Representative 3. JOYCE ROHLKE Joyce JAMIE ROSE Jamie JOHN ROSKOS John I.O.S. 4. MARTHA LOUISE ROSS Marti Cadet Band 2, 45 Choral Masters 35 Concert Band 3, 45 Folk Club 45 Marching Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Pit Band 45 Political Alfairs Club 25 Girls' Track 2, 3. 45 Spectrum 4. NOREEN ROSSI Noreen EILEEN SHIRLEY ROTH Eileen Ad Club 2, 3, 45 Cadet Band 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 35 Friendship Club 2, 35 F.N.C. 3, 45 Marching Band 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. CONNIE RUSCITTO Connie Dave DAVID RUSSELL Choral Masters 3, 45 Sophomore Mixed Choir 25 Key Club 2, 3, 4. EDWARD SABINSKY Eddie E-Room Activities 35 Foremen's Club 4. ALAN ST. JOHN AI LINDA SAJEWSKI Linda KATHRYN JEAN SALISBURY Sals Ad Club 3, 45 Fall Play 45 Student Director 45 Folk Club 3, 45 Vice-President 45 Friendship Club 3, 45 Malorette Club 3. JOSEPH SANDA Joe Cadet Band 2, 35 Concert Band 45 Marching Band 2, 3, 45 N.F.L. 2, 3, 45 Ski Club 3, 45 Spectrum 45 Stu- dent Council Representative 4. 221 ANN MARIE SARICH Satch MICHAEL JAMES SAVARIN Concert Band 2, 3, 45 Golf Club 25 Key Club 45 Marching Band 2, 3, 4. Mike GARY M. SAWYER Baseball 2, 35 Big Show 2, 35 Folk Club 2, 3, 45 Hu- manities 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Ski Club 2, 3, 45 Spring Play 2, 35 Talent Scouts 2, 3, 4. Buzz MICHELE SCACCO Miki Friendship Club 2, 3. LEONARD MICHAEL SCHADE Len Transler Student. KATHLEEN SCHASER Kathy Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 45 Girls' Volleyball 2, 35 Girls' Track 25 Girls' Field Hockey 25 Wai Napolo 3. LINDA LEE SCHEIBEL Scheib Concert Band 2, 3, 45 G.L.C. 3, 45 Treasurer 45 March- ing Band 2, 3, 4. SANDRA CHRISTINE SCHERVISH Sandy Cheerleaders 25 F.T.A. 45 G.L.C. 3, 45 Historian 45 Cheering Block 2, 3, 45 Spirits 45 Winter Festival Court 3. DENISE ANN SCHEURMAN Dee Friendship Club 3, 45 F.N.C. 45 Girls' Concert Choir 2, 3, 45 President 45 Student Council Representative 4. VERONICA SCHIMES Veronica F.N.C. 45 Student Council Representative 4. LOUISE M. SCHIMPF Skimpy Folk Club 35 Friendship Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. CAROL JUNE SCHMIDT Carol Friendship Club 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Major- ette Club 35 Ski Club 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Spirits 45 Student Council Representative 45 Gymnastics Club 25 Cheering Block 35 Language Lab Assistant 3. ROSEMARIE SCHMITT Rosemarie ARTHUR SCHNEIDER Art DANIEL SCHNEIDER Dan CARY ANN SCHNELL Cary NORMAN CHARLES SCHOEN Norm Basketball 2, 3. KATHLEEN SCHROEDER Kathy Friendship Club 3, 45 Malorette Club 3. NANCY SUSAN SCHUBERT Susie F.N.C. 3, 45 Girls' Concert Choir 35 Ski Club 4. ELLEN N. SCHULTZ Amos E-Room Activities 45 Folk Club 3, 45 F.B.L.A, 3, 45 Movie Club 45 Ski Club 4. LINDA JEAN SCHULTZ Schultzie Eucuyo 3, 45 Humanities 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 GAA. 3, 45 Language Lab Assistant 3, 45 Girls' Field Hockey 2, DONALD ARTHUR SCHULZ Don Magnum Club 4. NANCY ELIZABETH SCHUTT Nancy Friendship Club 3, 45 Cheering Block 3. JAMES RALPH SCHUTTE Jim Humanities 3, 45 Language Lab Assistant 45 Orches- tra 2, 3, 4. JAMES DALE SCHWABAUER Jim Baseball 25 J.V. Football 25 Key Club 35 Lettermen's Club 45 Letterman 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 J.V. Wrestling 25 Wrestling Club 2, 3, 4. JOHN SCHWABAUER Schwabs Baseball 2, 3, 45 Folk Club 3, 45 J.V. Football 25 Boys' Gym Leaders 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Letterman 35 J.V. Swim Team 3. BETTY SCHWANE Betty Friendship Club 3, 45 Student Council Representatixe 3. MARION SCHWARZ Marine Friendship Club 2, 35 F.T.A. 45 l.O.S. 3, 45 Ski Club 2, 3, 45 Spectrum 45 Survey Business Staff 3, 45 Sur- vey Training Club 2. ROBERT SCOTT Scottie Football 3, 45 J.V. Football 25 Lettermen's Club 45 Letterman 3, 45 Track 3, 4. JOLENE SEAY Jolene THOMAS L. SEDDON Tom Baseball 2, 3, 45 Choral Masters 3, 45 Treasurer 45 E-Room Activities Executive Board 45 Football 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 J.V. Football 2, Sophomore Mixed Choir 25 Boys' Gym Leaders 2, 35 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Director 25 Vice-President 35 President 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Student Council Representa- tive 25 Wrestling 3, 45 J.V. Wrestling 25 N.A.S.S. 3, 4, Letterman 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Spirits 3, 45 Vice-President 4. IRENE SEDMAK Tammy Friendship Club 2, 35 Ski Club 3. JOHN M. SEEKATZ John VERONIKA SEIBERT Vicki World Affairs Club 4. LARRY SELEPAK Larry JANET SEPCHINSKI Janet DONNA SERKSNIS Donna CAROL ELLEN SESTAK Carol Choral Masters 45 Friendship Club 35 Girls' Concert Choir 2, 35 Student Council Representative 4, DIANE E. SHAFER Diane KATHLEEN SHARON Kathy Big Show 35 E-Room Activities 45 Eucuyo 45 Fall Play 35 Homecoming Committee 35 Humanities 3, 45 Panther 45 Prom Committee 35 Ski Club 3, 45 Spirits 45 Student Council Representative 2, 3, 4. VANCE R. SHERMAN Vance JANALYN SHINOSKY Jan Friendship Club 45 F.N.C. 4. LAWRENCE THOMAS SHIRK Larry Big Show 2, 35 Fall Play 2, 35 Key Club 35 Spring Play 2, 35 Stage Craft Club 2, 3. SUE NANCY SIEFERT Sue Fall Play 25 Friendship Club 35 G,A.A. 2, 3. 45 Execu- tive Board 45 Science Seminar 45 Girls' Track 35 Girls' Field Hockey 25 Spirits 45 Survey Business Staff 45 Survey Training Club 3. ROBERT SIKORSKI Bob Eucuyo 2, 3, 45 Fall Play 25 Youth Council on Human Relations 2, 35 Political Affairs Club 3, 45 Treasurer 35 Vice President 45 World Affairs Club 3, 45 Vice President 45 l.Q.S. 3, 45 Humanities 3, 4. JAMES MICHAEL JOSEPH SIMONE Chico Big Show 35 Euclidian Training Club 35 Key Club 3, 45 Ski Club 45 Spirits 45 Student Council Repre- sentative 4. ROBERT FRANCIS SIMONE Chico DONNA SIMPSON Sam A.F.S. 3, 45 Friendship Club 35 F.T.A. 3, 45 Spectrum 45 Language Lab Assistant 3, 4. NED JOHN SIMPSON Ned A.F.S, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 J.V. Basketball 25 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Letterman 3, 45 Movie Club 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Spirits 4, PATRICIA ANN SINCLAIR Pat A.F.S. 45 Friendship Club 35 Spectrum 3, 45 Survey Editorial Staff 45 Survey Training Club 2, 35 World Affairs Club 3, 4. ALLAN SINKOVIC Sink Choral Masters 35 Sophomore Mixed Choir 25 N.F.L. 2, 3, 45 Student Council Representative 2, 35 Survey Training Club 25 Wrestling 45 J.V. Wrestling 25 l.Q.S. 4. 222 RICHARD SIRL Rick J.V. Basketball 25 Soccer 3, 4. JAMES J. SISKA Jim STEVEN CHARLES SIVEC Sift SHARON LYNNE SKEIVIS Sharon Friendship Club 45 N.F.L. 25 Cheering Block 3, 4. NORENE SKERLY Norene Cheering Block 35 Friendship Club 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Sophomore Mixed Choir 25 Majorettes 3, 45 Malorette Club 2, 3, 45 Talent Scouts 4: Usher 3. FRED SKOK Fred KAREN SKOLARIS Karen Friendship Club 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Girls' Concert Choir 2, 3, SANDRA LEE SKRLJ Sandy Chevron Society 3, 45 Concert Band 2, 3, 45 Euclidian Editorial Staff 3, 45 Copy Writer 35 Copy Editor 45 Euclidian Training Club 25 Humanities 3, 45 Marching Band 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 President 45 G.A.A, 2, 35 Pep Band 45 Science Seminar 3, 45 Ski Club 2, 3, 45 Spectrum 25 Student Council Rep- resentative 45 l.Q.S. 4. nici-IARD siviEKEi. Richard NANCY SMEFIDEL Nan Friendship Club a. DONNA DEAN SMITH Donna Ad Club 2, 3, 45 Friendship Club 2, 3, 45 Political Affairs Club 35 Ski Club 3. Donna DONNA LOUISE SMITH Cheering Block 35 Friendship Club 25 Ski Club 2. FREDRICK SHERMAN SMITH Smitty JOHN MARK SMITH Bowling 25 Cadet Band 25 Folk Club 45 J.V. Football 25 Golf Club 2, 3, 45 Golf 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council Representative 2, 3, 4. Smitty MARY KAY SMITH Mary RICHARD ALLEN SMITH Rich DOLORES SOBE Dolores DANIEL SOBLESKY Dan JOHN SPECK Chi-Chi Baseball 2. 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: J.V. Basketball 2: Football 2, 3, 4: J.V. Football 2: Boys' Gym Leaders 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4: Letterman 3, 4: Wrestling 4. SHELLEY GAY SPIVACK Shelley E-Room Activities 4: Euclidian Training Club 2: griendship Club 2, 4: Ski Club 3, 4: Stage Craft Club LYNDA JAY SPOKAS Lynda Friendship Club 2: N.F.L. 3, 4: Ski Club 3, 4: Student Council Representative 4: Prom Committee 2. ROBERT SPRING Bob MARK SPRINGER Mark Claudia CLAUDIA RAE STALLINGS Cadet Band 2: Concert Band 3: F,T.A. 2, 3, 4: March- ing Band 2, 3: Spectrum 4. LEAH STANKEWICZ Lee F.B.L.A. 2: G.A.A. 3, 4: Skl Club 4. ROGER STARMAN Roger KAREN ANN STEELMAN Karen Big Show 3: D.E.C.A. 4: Folk Club 3. SHIRLEY STEFANOW Shirley JAMES ARTHUR STEIN Jim Folk Club 3: Math Club 2: Ski Club 2, 3, 4. LYNN MAY STEINHOFF Lynn Friendship Club 2: Talent Scouts 2, 3, 4. BRUCE STEPHENS Bruce KAREN STEPHENS Karey Transfer Student: D.E.C.A. 4. SIGRID STEPHENS Sigi Transfer Student: Big Show 2, 3: F.N.C. 3, 4: Ski Club 3, 4. RONALD STERLING Ron Boys' Gym Leaders 3, 4: Ski Club 2, 3, 4. JULIE STOPKO Julie QUENTIN F. STOUT Quent Cadet Band 2: Chess Club 2, 3, 4: Captain 3, 4: Concert Band 3, 4: Eucuyo 2, 3: Math Club 2: N.F.L. 2, 3: Science Seminar 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH STRAUB Joe LEONARD STRAUSS Lenore Lana LANA JEAN STRELL E-Room Activities 3: Malorette Club 2: Student Coun- cil Representative 2. SANDRA JANE STRITOF Strlt Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 3, 4: Ski Club 2. JULIE ANN STROMBERG Goldielockes Transfer Student: Friendship Club 4: F.N.C. 4: F.T.A. 4: Ski Club 4, PATRICIA STROMBERG Pat Transfer Student. JOHN W. STRUNK Jack Choral Masters 4: E-Room Activities 4: Sophomore Mixed Choir 2: Boys' Swim Leaders 2, 3, 4: Junior Cabinet 3: President 3: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Letterman 2, 3, 4: N.A.S.S, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Student Council Representative 3, 4: Swim Show 2, 3, 4: Varsity Swim Team 2, 3, 4: Co-Captain 4: Wai Napolo 2. NANCY STRYJEWSKI Nancy KATHRYN MARY STUBER Kathy LONNIE STULL Lon JERRY SUHAR Jerry Choral Masters 3, 4: Fall Play 2, 4: J.V. Swim Team 2: Talent Scouts 3, 4: Varsity Chorale 4. JOHN SULLIVAN John DOROTHY MARY SUSTERSIC Dorothy J.V. Cheerleaders 2: Friendship Club 3, 4: Ski Club 4: Swim Show 2, 3, 4: Wai Napolo 2, 3, 4: Secretary 3, Vice-President 4. RANDI HEITMANN SVENDSEN Randi Foreign Exchange Student 1966-67: A.F.S, 4: Spirits 4: Student Council Executive Board 4: Student Sup- ply Store 4: Swim Show 4: Wai Napolo 4. 223 JO ANN SVETIN Joseph E-Room Activities 4: Euclidian Training Club 3: Friendship Club 3: Girls' Concert Choir 2: Majorette Club 3: Student Council Representative 2, 3: Talent Scouts 4. GLENN SWANSON Glenn RONALD SWEED Ron GREGORY HOWARD SWEIGERT Greg Big Show 2, 3: Fall Play 3: Sophomore Play 2: Stage Manager 3: Stage Craft Club 2, 3, 4. Swiss CAROL SWITZER Cheering Block 3: Friendship Club 3: Student Council Representative 2, 3: Swim Show 3: Wai Napolo 3. ERNEST SZALAY Ernest MICHAEL SZEWCYK Mike PEGGY ANN TARANTINO Peggy Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH FRANCIS TAVERNELLI II Joe Golf Club 3, 4. DONNA TAYLOR Dee JILL LINDA TAYLOR J WILLIAM TEARE JR. Bill E-Room Activities 3: Foremen's Club 4: Boys' Gym Leaders 2: Ski Club 3, 4: Student Council Repre- sentative 2. ALBERT ALAN TEGEL Tee Cross Country 2, 3, 4: E-Room Activities 4: l.O.S. 3, 4: Junior Cabinet 3: Lettermen's Club 4: Letter- man 4: Survey Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4: Sports Editor 4: Track 2, 3, 4. CAROL TEKAVIC Carol CLAIRE TEMPLETON Clarabel F.N.C. 4: Student Council Representative 4. SHARON TERRANOVA Sharon JANN TERRY Jann Transfer Student: Boys' Swim Leaders 4: Ski Club 4: Varsity Swim Team 4. THERESA A. TESTA Terry Friendship Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Ski Club 45 Student Council Representative 3, 45 Talent Scouts 3, 4. CYNTHIA THEIS Cyndi Cheerleaders 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 E-Room Activities 2, 3, 45 GL.C. 3, 45 Homecoming Court 35 Letter- men's Club 3,45 Letterman 3, 45 Spirits 45 Student Council Representative 4. BONNIE THOMAS Bonnie J.V. Cheerleaders 25 E-Room Activities 45 Panther 45 Student Council Representative 2, 35 Swim Show 3, 45 Wai Napolo 3, 4. SUSAN WEBER Sweb DIANE MARIE THOMAS Di Euclidian Training Club 35 Friendship Club 2. WILLIAM THOMAS Bill RICHARD TIDERMAN Richard PHILIP TOADDY Phil JAMES TOMKO Jim Key Club 25 J.V. Wrestling 3. JERRY TOMKO Jerry Cadet Band 25 Concert Band 25 Key Club 25 Marching Band 2, 35 Wrestling 2. PATRICIA TOTH Pat YVONNE MARIE TOTH Yvonne Transfer Studentg Friendship Club 45 F.N.C. 4. EDWARD TOUSEL Ed VICTOR ANTHONY TRAINA Vic JAMES JOSEPH TRAVARCA James Football 3, 45 J.V. Football 25 Letterman 45 J.V. Wrestling 2, 3. VINCENT JOHN TRAVEN Butch Cadet Band 2, 35 Marching Band 2. ROBERT TROOP Bob JUDITH B. TUATY .Judy Transier Student: F.N.C. 45 Student Supply Store 3, 4. FRANCES TUMULTY Frances JOHN TUSOCH John ARLYNE TUTOLO Arlyne Transfer Student. MICHAEL JOHN ULEPIC Farmer LINDA SUE ULLESTAD Flame Girls' Concert Choir 2, 35 Malorette Club 35 Ski Club 25 Swim Show 3, 45 Wai Napolo 3, 4. JOHN UNBEHAUN John BARBARA UNDERKOFLER Barb DOROTHY URBANCIC Dorothy NANCY URBANCIC Nanc E-Room Activities 25 F.N,C. 35 Homecoming Commit- tee 35 Spectrum 3. DALE VALENTINO Dale DENNIS VAN OOYEN Dennis JOSEPH VARGO Joseph LORRAINE VEHAR Lorraine MARY VELLA Mary D.E.C.A. 4. DENNIS VERDI Bird Foremen's Club 2, 3, 45 Boys' Gym Leaders 2, 3, 4. ANDREA VIDMAR Andi Friendship Club 3, 45 F.N.C. 3, 45 Vice-President 45 F.T.A. 45 World Allairs Club 4. SHARON VIOLANTI Shar E-Room Activities 2, 45 Friendship Club 2, 35 Girls' Concert Choir 2, 35 N.F.L. 2, 3, 45 Secretary 45 Sur- vey Training Club 3. DOROTHY ANN VOJTEK Dottie A.F.S, 35 D.E.C,A. 45 F.N,C. 35 F.T.A, 35 Spectrum 3. LYNDA CHRISTINA VON GUNTEN Lynda Transfer Student. BARBARA VOSS CINDY WALLACE Barb Cin A.F.S. 3, 45 Euclidian Editorial Staff 3, 45 Euclidian Training Club 25 Friendship Club 45 F.N.C. 45 Girls' Concert Choir 2, 35 l.Q.S. 4, Baseball 2, 3, 45 Choral Masters 3, 45 E-Room Activi- ties 45 Football 3, 45 J.V. Football 25 Sophomore Mixed Choir 25 Boys' Gym Leaders 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Letterman 3, 4. JAMES TRUSKOLASKI James LINDA VERHOVSEK Lynn Friendship Club 3. SUZANNE VIDENSEK Sue Ad Club 25 A.F.S. 3, 45 Friendship Club 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 25 Girls' Concert Choir 25 Student Council Represen- tative 4. 224 MARSHA WALTON Marsha JEAN HEIDI WALWORTH Heidi RAYMOND LEE WANDERSLEBEN Wendy Varsity Soccer Team 4. KENNETH WARREN Ken CAROL LYNN WASNAC Carol D.E,C.A. 45 Friendship Club 35 F.B.L.A. 35 Spectrum 35 Student Council Representative 3. JEFFREY WATSON Jeff Key Club 35 Wrestling 45 J.V. Wrestling 2 Wrestling Club 2. ROBERTA MADELYN WAYDO Bobbi Sophomore Mixed Choir 2. MARC DAVID WAYNER Marc Movie Club 2. PATRICIA RUTH WEBER Pat Friendship Club 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 4: Ski Club 2, 3, 4. E-Room Activities 45 Friendship Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Malorette Club 35 Ski Club 45 Girls' Track 35 Swim Show 3, 45 Wai Napolo 3, 4. KATHERINE WELSH Kathy CHARLENE WENDALL Char E-Room Activities 4: Junior Red Cross 2: Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: F.N.C. 3, 4: F.T.A. 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: N.F.L. 2: Ski Club 4: Girls' Basketball 2: Girls' Vol- leyball 2: Student Council Representative 2. RUSSELL WERLE Russell JENNIFER WICKES Jenniler BARBARA WIDMAR Barb Eucuyo 3, 4: F.B.L.A. 4: Girls' Concert Choir 2. MARTHA MARIE WIEHN Martie A.F.S. 4: Friendship Club 3, 4: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Concert Choir 2, 3: Homecoming Committee 4. SHERMAINE L. WIELAND , .W Sherry Buckeye Girls' State Representative 3: Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4: N.F.L. 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: P.A. Club 4: Shi Club 2, 3, 4: Survey Editorial Staft 3, 4: Survey Training Club 2, 3: BARBARA MAY WILE Barb Euclidian Business Stall 3, 4: Euclidian Training Club 2: Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 2, 3: Spectrum 3, 4: Spirits 4: l.O.S. 4. JEAN WILKINSON Wilky E-Room Activities 2: F.B.L.A. 2, 3: F.N.C. 2, 3: Girls' Concert Choir 2, 3: Girls' Track 2: Student Council Representative 2. DONNA WILL Donna JAMES WILLETT Jlm J.V. Basketball 2: Football 3: Track 2. CAROL ANN WILLIAMS Carol SUSAN GAYE WILLIAMS T Sue Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: F.N.C.-,4: F.T.A. 3, 4: Orches- tra 2, 3, 4: Spectrum 4. ij VAL ROY WILLIAMS Val Bowling 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 4: Key Club 4: Tennis 2. BARBARA WINCE Barbie Friendship Club 2, 3: F.N.C. 4: Glrls' Concert Choir 3: Homecoming Committee 4: Spectrum 2: Spirits 4: Student Council Representative 3: Executive Board 4: Usher 3. DONNA WIRSING Donna SHERRY RENEE WOHL Sher Big Show 3: Choral Masters 4: Folk Club 3: F.N.C. 3: Girls' Concert Choir 3: Humanities 4: Spectrum 4. DENNIS ARTHUR WOHLGEMUTH Woggs Baseball 2, 3: J.V. Basketball 2: E'Room Activities 4: Ski Club 2, 3, 4: Survey Training Club 2. RANDY WOHLGEMUTH Randy MARILYN JANE WOLF Marilyn Transler Student: Friendship Club 3, 4: Spirits 3, 4: Student Council Representative 4. KATHERINE ALICE WOODRUFF Kath Transfer Student: Friendship Club 4: Student Council Representative 4. Carol CAROL WORTMAN Choral Masters 3, 4: Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: F.N.C. 3: Girls' Concert Choir 2. WARREN T. WOTRING Wot Bowling 2, 3, 4: J.V. Tennis 2: Tennis 3. DAVID WRIGHT Dave JUDITH ANN WRIGHT Jud Friendship Club 2. 3, 4: Girls' Concert Choir 2, 3: G.A.A. 2: F.N,C. 4: Ski Club 2, 3, 4. CHARLES RICHARD YAGER Rick Cadet Band 2: Choral Masters 3: Boys' Gym Leaders 2. 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Science Seminar 2, 3, 4: Student Council Representative 4: Varsity Chorale 4. JAMES YAGER Jim CAROLYN YATES Carolyn MICHAEL YERKIC Mike DONNA MARIE YOPKO Friendship Club 3: Girls' Concert Choir 2, 3: F.B.L.A. 2: Ski Club 2: Girls' Volleyball 2: Spirits 3: Student Council Representative 4. Yops DONNA YOUNG Donna CAROL ANN YOUNGER Carol E-Room Activities 3, 4: Friendship Club 2: F.B.L.A. 2: Humanities 4: Student Council Representative 3. SUSAN YOZIPOVICH Zip Cheering Block 3. 225 JEANETTE YURCHEK Jeanette Friendship Club 3, 4: F.B.L.A. 4, ROSEMARY YURCHEK Rosebud Transler Student. Friendship Club 3, 4: F.B.L.A. 4. NICHOLAS ZADNIK Nick FRANCES VICTORIA ZAHAR Fran PATRICIA ZAKOVSKI Pat Ad Club 2, 3, 4: Friendship Club 2, 3: F.B.L.A. 2: Ski Club 4: Spectrum 3, Steve ROBERT STEVEN ZDARA Choral Masters 3, 4: Cross Country 2, 3: E-Room Ac- tivities 4: Sophomore Mixed Choir 2: Key Club 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4: Letterman 2, 3: Track 2. CATHERINE E. ZGONC Cathy Ski Club 3, 4. COLLEEN ZIEGLER Colleen LINDA ZIMMERMAN Zimmie STEPHEN EDWARD ZINNICKER Joe Choral Masters 3, 4: Sophomore Mixed Choir 2. JAMES G. ZOLLER Jlm Cadet Band 2: Concert Band 3, 4: J.V. Football 2: Marching Band 2, 3. CAROLYNN MARIE ZONAR Carol A.F.S. 2: E-Room Activities 3, 4: F.B.L.A. 2: F.N,C. 4: G.L.C. 4: Majorettes 3, 4: Malorette Club 2, 3, 4: Spirits 4. CAROLE ANN ZOUL Carole CATHERINE ANN CHRISTINE ZUPANCIC Zupy Book Store 2: E-Room Activities 3, 4: Folk Club 2: Friendship Club 3, 4: F.B.L.A. 3: Homecoming Com- mittee 3: Movie Club 3: Prom Committee 3: Ski Club 3: Ggls' Field Hockey 2: Student Council Representa- tive ,3. THERESA MARIE ZUPANCIC Terry Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: F.B.L.A. 2, 3. ROBERT ADDIS, Physical Education: Kent State Uni- versity: B.Sc, M Ed: Varsity Baseball Coach, Boys Intramural Director, Athletic Director MARILYN ALVAREZ, Physical Education: Bowling Green State University: B.Sc., B. Ed.: Girls Leaders Club Advisor ALVIN AMSTER, Business: Western Reserve University: B.A., MA.: Student Supply Store Advisor ANTOINETTE ARACA, Art: Kent State University, Cleve- land Institute ol Art: B.Sc. MARGARET ARMSTRONG, English: College of Steuben- ville, Ohio State University: B.A. GAIL ATLESON, Foreign Language: University of Michigan: B.A.: American Field Service Advisor FRANK AULTZ, English, Chairman: Mount Union Col- lege, Kent State University: DePauw University, Western Reserve University, Ohio State University: B.A., M.Ed. MARCIA BACKOS, English: Lake Erie College, Ohio Wesleyan University, Western Reserve University, North- western University: St. John's University, University of the Pacilic: B.A., MA. RONALD BACKOS, Science: California State College, Kent State University, St. John's University, Western Reserve University, University of California, Lake Erie College: B.Ed, MEd, B.Sc.Ed. OLIN BAILEY, Science, Chairman: Rio Grande College. Ohio State University: Western Reserve University, Kent State University: B.A, B.Ed., M.A., M.S.: Movie Club Advisor RUTH BARRELL, Science: Wheaton College, Western Reserve University: A.B., B.A. DONNA BAUMEISTER, Foreign Language: Miami Uni- versity, Ohio State University, University of Colorado, Western Reserve University, Baldwin-Wallace College, University of Munich, Germany: Goethe Institute, Germany: M.A., A.B. JERRY BERGEM, Assistant Principal: John Carroll Uni- versity, Notre Dame University, Kent State University, Ohio State University, Western Reserve University: B.Sc., MA., Ed.D. JUDITH BLECHSCHMID, Home Arts: Ohio University: B.Sc. Ed. WILLIAM BROWN, English: University of Florida, Western Reserve University, University of Illinois, Illinois State University, Millikin University, Jackson- ville University: B.A. PATRICIA BUCK, Physical Education: Otterbein Col- lege, Bowling Green State University, Western Reserve University: B.A.: Girls' Athletic Association Advisor ADRIAN BUERGER, Mathematics: Ohio State University, University of Dayton: B.A., B.S.E.E. JAMES CALVERT, Science: North Central College, Ohio arise University, Western Reserve University: B.A., JUDITH CARMODY, English: Notre Dame College, Western Reserve University: B.A., A.B.: National Foren- sic League Co-Sponsor, Debate Advisor ARLENE CARTER, Physical Education, Chairman: Bowl- ing Green State University, Trinity University, Western Reserve University: Miami University: B.Sc., MA.: Majorettes Club Advisor HAROLD CAYLOR, Business: Indiana University, Edin- boro State College, Kent State University, Bowling Green State University: B.Sc.: M.Ed.: D.E.C.A. Advisor RONALD CHAMBERS, Industrial Arts: Kent State Uni- versity, Western Reserve University: B.Sc., MA. NANCY CLARK, Science: Allegheny College, University of Michigan, Yale University, University of California: B.Sc., MA. CARL CLEMENTS, Mathematics. Chairman: Capital Uni- versity, Ohio State Universily, Western Reserve Uni- versity, Fenn College, Drew University: B.Sc., MSc. JAMES CLIFFEL, Guidance Counseling: John Carroll University, Case Institute of Technology. Kent State University: B.Sc.S., M.Ed.: Ski Club Advisor, Student United Appeal Director FACU LTY INDEX NORMA COWAN, English: Miami University, Wisconsin State University: B.Sc. DENNIS COX, English: Miami University: B.Sc. JEAN COX, English, Guidance Counseling: Allegheny College, Kent State University, University of Pitts- burgh, Columbia University, Duquesne University: B.A., A.B. ROBERT CRARY, Guidance Counseling: Ohio State University, Western Reserve University: B.A., B.Sc., M.A., Ph.D.: C.E.C. Program Director MARY CROTTY, English: Notre Dame College: B.A., A.B. JUDITH CURRAN, Mathematics: Notre Dame College, oJhn Carrol University: B.Sc. CHERYL CZIKA, Home Arts: Baldwin-Wallace College, Ohio State University: B.Sc. HAROLD DAUGHERTY, Physical Education: Ohio Uni- versity, John Carroll University: B.Ed., B.A., MA.: Head Basketball Coach DALE DAVISON, Science: Michigan State University, Ohio State University, Purdue University, Ohio Uni- versity: B.Sc., M.Ed. WILLIAM DeMORA, Social Studies: Kent State Uni- versity, Ohio State University, Indiana University: B.Sc., M.Ed.: Assistant Wrestling Coach NATHANIEL DICKINSON, Social Studies: Kent State University, Ohio State University: B.Sc,Ed., M.Ed.: Euclidian Business Staff Advisor, Stamp Club Advisor FORREST DIEHL, Social Studies: George Washington University, Kent State University, Hiram College, Clare- mont Graduate University, University of Colorado: B.A., M.Ed.: Future Teachers of America Co-Sponsor LILLIAN DRESCHER, English: Notre Dame College: John Carroll University, Western Reserve University: B.A, M.A. JOAN DUPREY, English: Western Reserve University: B.A.: Eucuyo Advisor CLARENCE ECKERT, Industrial Arts: Western Reserve University. Kent State University: B.Sc., M.Ed., M.A.: Head Wrestling Coach, Assistant Track Coach MARIA FANNO, Business: Kent State University: B.Sc.Ed. AHMED FELLAGUE, Foreign Language: Ohio State Uni- versity, Georgetown University, West Virginia University, University of the Americas: B,Sc., M.A. KATHRYN FITZSIMMONS, English: Ohio State Univer- sity, Michigan State University: B.A., B.Sc. KATHLEEN FOGARTY, English: Bowling Green State University, Ursuline College, John Carroll University: B.A. SUSAN FOISEL, Business: Findlay College, Kent State University: B.Sc.,: Euclidian Business Staff Advisor FRANK FOWLER, Adjusted Curriculum: Ohio State Uni- versity. Bowling Green State University, Ohio Univer- sity: B.Sc. Agr., B.Sc.Ed. DANIEL FRANCETIC, Science: Duquesne University, West Virginia Wesleyan University, St. Louis Univer- sity, Fenn College, Western Reserve University: B.Ed. SHELDON FREEDMAN, Science: City College of New York, Western Reserve University, C.W. Post College: B.Sc., M.A., MS.: Honors Program Coordinator KATHRYN FRYE. Home Arts, Chairman: Kent State University, John Carroll University: B.Sc. MARILYN FUERST, English: Kent State University: B.Sc.Ed. JAMES FURLONG, Business: University of Dayton: B.Sc. EMELIE GALE, English: University of Chicago, DePaul University, Duquesne University: B.A., M.Ed. ALOYSIUS GALICKI, Industrial Arts: Ohio University, Kent State University: B.Sc., M.Ed.: Assistant Football Coach 226 WILLIAM GALL, Science, Mathematics: Duquesne Uni- versity, University of Pittsburgh, Ripon College, Western Reserve University: B.Sc.Ed. JAMES GALLAGHER, English: Youngstown University, Western Reserve University, Ohio State University: B.Ed. PAUL GANIM, English: Ohio State University, Ohio University: B.Ed.: Spirits Club Advisor, Drama Club Ad- visor, Assistant Soccer Coach BARBARA GARWOOD, English: John Carroll University, Western Reserve University: B.Sc. KATHERYN GATES, Foreign Language, English: Mar- shall University: A.B. B.A., MA. CLAYTON GEORGE, Business: Fenn College, Kent State University. East Carolina State University: B.Sc., M.Ed.: Stamp Club Advisor, Chess Club Advisor JOHN GERMOCK, Industrial Arts: California State Col- lege, University of Pittsburgh, University of Connecticut: B.Sc. WILMA GILLMAN, Division Dean: Heidelberg College, Western Reserve University: MA., A.B., B.A. DONALD GLASER, Social Studies: Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity, Ohio State University: B.A., M.A.: Political Affairs Club Advisor CORMAC GORMAN, Mathematics: LaSalle College, Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, University of Pittsburgh, Villanova University: B.A., MA.: Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach MARGIE GORSLENE, Mathematics: Western Kentucky State College, Miami University, University of Cincin- nati, Ohio State University: M.Ed., A.B., B.A.: Future Teachers of America Advisor JOHN GRIFFIN, Division Dean: Western Reserve University: B.Sc., MA. ELEONORA GUBMAN, Foreign Language: Macalester College, University of Minnesota: B.Sc.: American Field Service Advisor RONALD HARDING, Social Studies: Ohio University, Kent State University, Western Reserve University: B.Ed., B.Sc.: Bowling Team Coach DALE HARPER, Music, Chairman: Cincinnati Conser- vatory of Music, University of Cincinnati, Western Re- serve University, Akron University: B.Sc., M.A.: Big Show Sponsor, Football Band Show Sponsor SUE HARRIS, English, Guidance Counseling: Ohio Wesleyan University, Ohio State University: B.A., B.Sc, JOAN HAUSRATH, Art: Bowling Green State University: B.Sc., M.F.A. DEAN HAWVER, Science: Ohio State University, Kent State University, Thiel College, Wooster College: B.Sc., M.A. GERALD HENDERSON, English: Bowling Green State University: B.Sc.Ed.: Euclidian Editorial Staff Advisor RAYMOND HIVELY, Foreign Language, Social Studies: Rio Grande College, Ohio State University, Franklin University, Colorado University, Colorado State Uni- versity, Otterbein College: B.A., M.Ed.: World Affairs Club Advisor GERTRUDE HOEGER, Art: Ohio State University, Ohio Wesleyan University, Kent State University, Western Re- serve University, Michigan State University: B.Sc., M.A.: Folk Club Advisor THOMAS HOFFART, Industrial Arts: John Carroll Uni- versity, Kent State University: M.Ed., B.S.S.: Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Assistant Golf Coach FRANK HOFFERT, Social Studies: Western Reserve Uni- versity: B,A,, M.A.: Student Council Advisor LYLE HOUGHTLING, Industrial Arts: University of Pittsburgh RICHARD HUNGERFORD, Industrial Arts: Oberlin Col- lege, Hiram College, Kent State University: B.A., M.Ed., B.Ed., B.Sc. WILLIAM HUNTER, Principal: Mount Union College. Kent State University, Ohio State University: B.A., A.B., M.A. FRED JOHNS, Assistant Principal, Western Reserve University, Kent State University, Ohio State University, B.Sc., M.A., Senior Banquet Advisor ALBERT JUDGE, Science, Kent State University, Kenyon College, University of Florida, Western Reserve Uni- versity, B.Sc., M.Sc., M.Ed., Science Seminar Advisor MILTON KADLEC, Industrial Arts, Illinois State Normal Institute, John Carroll University, B.A., Assistant Foot- ball Coach ROBERT KNUTH, Science, Bowling Green State Uni- versity, Indiana University, B.Sc., M.Sc., Assistant Junior Varsity Football Coach, Head Junior Varsity Basketball Coach, Assistant Varsity Track Coach JAMES KOLENDO, English, Bowling Green State Uni- versity, B.Sc.Ed. JEAN LANCE, Business, St. Bonaventure University, B.A., B.B.A. EDITH LEMON, Guidance Counseling, Northwestern College, Western Reserve University, B.Sc., M.A. CHARLES LEWIS, Adjusted Curriculum, Ohio State Uni- versity, Western Reserve University, Kent State Uni- versity, B.B.A, JAMES LINDSAY, Assistant Principal, Baldwin-Wallace gollege, Wesleyan University, Kent State University, .A., M.A,T. MARILYN LUCAS, Science, Lake Erie College, Western Reserve University, A,B., M.Sc. WILLIAM MCCARTER, Social Studies, John Carroll University, Cleveland Marshall Law School, B.Sc., M.A., Gun Club Advisor FRANCINE MCDONALD, English, Meredith College, Western Reserve University, B.A. DAVID McKELVEY, Business, Chairman, Muskingum College, Indiana University, Kent State University, Uni- versity ol Dayton, University ol Cincinnati, B.A., M.Ed., Cooperative Office Education Advisor ROBERT McLAUGHLlN, Guidance Counseling, Kent Sita? University, Western Reserve University, B,Sc., CLYDE MANSPEAKER, Social Studies, Lock Haven State Teachers College, Cleveland Marshall Law School, B.Sc., Assistant Baseball Coach EILEEN MARSH, Social Studies, Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.Sc., Friendship Club Advisor, Student Council Co-Sponsor DONALD MARTIN, Division Dean: Kent State Uni- versity, Toledo University, Ohio University, M.Ed., B.Sc. EMBERT MARTIN, Industrial Arts, Iowa State Uni- versity, Kent State University, B.Sc., M.Ed. MARY JANE MAZI, Social Studies, St. Mary of the Springs College, B.A. EDMUND MIZE, Business, Ohio State University, Kent State University, Ohio University, B.Sc., Survey Business Staft Advisor DONALD MOHR, Physical Education, Baldwin-Wallace College, Bowling Green State University, Western Re- serve University, B.A., M.Ed., M.A. SAMUEL MUCHESKO, Business, Fairleigh Dickinson University, B.Sc. JEANNE NASCA, Business, Bowling Green State Unl- xeirsrity, B.Sc., Future Business Leaders of America visor KATHERINE NEWMAN, Home Arts, Otterbein College, B.A., Friendship Club Advisor DAVID NICHTING, Social Studies, John Carroll Uni- versity, B.Sc. KETQROLE NIEBES, English, Kent State University, B.Sc. HERBERT NOLD, Industrial Arts, Ohio University, Bowl- ing Green State University, Kent State University, B.Sc., M.Ed., Varsity Tennis Coach VINITA O'DONNELL, Home Arts, Marshall University, next State University, John Carroll University, B.A., MYRA OLIVER, English, Mount Union College, Ohio State University, London University, Western Reserve University, M.A., B.A. JUNE PHYPERS, Business, Denison University, New York University, Radcliffe College, Western Reserve University, Middlebury College, University of Paris, Dyke College, Kent State University, Spencerian School, B.A., B.Sc.Ed., M.A. SLLAN POKLAR, Industrial Arts, Ohio State University, .Sc. JUDITH POVSE, Mathematics, Bowling Green State University, B.Sc,, Cheerleader Advisor FRANK PRINGLE, English, St, Bonaventure University, St. Francis College, Western Reserve University, Buck- nell University, John Carroll University, Kent State University, B.A., Head Golf Coach RICHARD RACKOVAN, Science, Millersville State Col- lege, Highland University, Baldwin-Wallace College, Georgetown University, Cleveland State University, Dick- gison College, B.Sc,Ed., M.N.S., Junior Varsity Tennis oach MICHAEL RAICEVICH, Social Studies, Wilmington Col- lege, Ohio University, B.Sc.Ed., M.Ed., Student Coun- cil Advisor DENNIS RASH, Social Studies, Bowling Green State University, John Carroll University, B.Sc., Assistant Cross Country Coach NANCY REESE, Social Studies, Madison College, B.Sc. HOWARD REMINICK, Physical Education, University ol Toledo. Western Reserve University, M.A., B.Ed., Assistant Wrestling Coach, Boys' Gymnastics Club Ad- visor CHARLES RENO, Science, Methematics, Edinboro State College, Harvard University, B,Sc., M.Ed., Na- tional Honor Society Co-Sponsor VICTOR RESCH, Physical Education, Miami University, B.Sc., B.Ed., Swimming Team Coach DONALD RINKES, Mathematics, Muskingum College, Kent State University, Indiana University. Ohio State University, University of Hawaii, West Virginia Uni- versity, West Liberty State College, Case Institute of Technology, Fenn College, B.Sc., M.A., M.Ed., Camera Club Advisor, Projection Club Co-Sponsor. LEONARD ROBUCK, English, Western Reserve Univer- sity, B.A., M,A., National Forensic League Advisor, Talent Scouts Advisor, Fall Play Director RICHARD ROSE, Mathematics, Ohio University, West- ern Reserve University, M.A.Ed., M.Sc. JACK ROSHONG, Music, Kent State University, Uni- versity cl Iowa, B.Sc. FREDERICK SALLACH, Mathematics, Ohio University, John Carroll University, B.Ed. CHARLES SAWYER, Business, Kent State University, B.Sc., M.Ed. BARBARA SCHNEIDER, English, Social Studies, Uni- versity ol Pittsburgh, B.A., M.Ed. HARRIET SHEATS, Assistant Principal, Kent State angversity, Western Reserve University, B.Sc., M.A., . c. JUDITH SIMONICH, Foreign Language, Grove City College, Western Reserve University, B.A. RICHARD SLEITH, Science, Bowling Green State University, B.Sc,Ed., Assistant Junior Varsity Football Coach GRANVILLE SMITH, English, Duquesne University, ln- diana State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State University, B.Sc., M.A., Survey Editorial Staff Advisor LARRY SMITH, English, Muskingum College, Kent State University, B.A., Key Club Advisor RUTH SMITH, Guidance Counseling, Flora Stone Mather College, Western Reserve University, B.A., M.A., Junior Prom Sponsor WAYNE SMITH, Social Studies, Muskingum College, Kent State University, John Carroll University, B.A. RAYMOND SNYDER, Industrial Arts, Miami University, Youngstown University, B.Sc. MICHELE SPOTT, English, Ohio State University, B.Sc.Ed., Euclidian Editorial Staff Advisor. 227 MERWIN STAINES, Guidance Counseling, New York State University, University of Colorado, Muhlenberg College, Kent State University, B.Sc., M.Ed., P.A. Club Advisor WILLIAM STARR, Science, Indiana State University, Ohio State University, Pennsylvania State University, aliigeland State University, Allegheny College, B.Sc., ISCQNALD STEINBRINK, Science, Ohio State University, . c. CECILIA STILLMAN, Social Studies, Radcliffe College, Cleveland College, University of Illinois, Western Re- serve University, John Carroll University, B.A., M.A. JAMES STUCKEY, Social Studies, Chairman, Bluffton College, Western Reserve University, Ohio State Uni- versity, M.A., B.A. JOHN SUPANCE, Industrial Arts, Ohio University, Stevens Point Teachers College, Kent State University, B.Sc., M.Ed. SAM TAYLOR, Music, High Point College, North- western University, East School of Music, Columbia University, B.Sc., M,Mus., Choral Director DELORES TEKIELI, Business, Youngstown University, B.Sc., Friendship Club Advisor EDWARD TEKIELI, Physical Education, Glenville State University, West Virginia University, B.A. ,M.S.c., M.A., Head Football Coach, Boys' Gym Leaders Advisor ROSEMARY TERANGO, English, Ursuline College, B.A. TED THEODORE, Art, Baldwin-Wallace College, West- ern Reserve University, Cleveland Institute of Art, Plattsburgh State College, B.A,, M,A., School-Com- munity Relations Director, Head Cross Country Coach, Letterman's Club Advisor MARION THOMAS, Home Arts, Baldwin-Wallace Col- lege, Kent State University, University of California, Cordon Bleu College, B.Sc. DALE THOMPSON, Mathematics, Muskingum College, Western Reserve University, Butler University, West Virginia University, A.B., B.A.,, Head Track Coach DOROTHY TOMBAUGH, Science, Alfred University, Siena Heights College, Miami University, University of Buflalo, California Institute of Technology? B.Sc., M.A., M.T. MARGARET TORNSTROM, Physical Education, Bowling Green State University, Western Reserve University, B,Sc., Wai Napolo Swim Club Advisor JACOUELINE TOTH, Mathematics, Indiana State Unl- versity, B.Sc. FRANK TROGLIA, Division Dean, Ohio State Unl- versity, Western Reserve University, Kent State Unl- versity, B.Sc., M.A. ANTHONY VACCARIELLO, Foreign Language, Miami University, Western Reserve University, Gannon Col- lege, B.Sc., M.A., Ad. Club Advisor RUTH VERMILLION, Guidance Counseling, Akron Unl- versity, Western Reserve University, B,A., M.A. FRED VOLLMAN, Industrial Arts, Chairman, Cleveland Institute ol Art, Kent State University, Western Re- serve University, B.Sc.Ed., M.A. LEONARD WEISENBERG, Social Studies, Drake Unl- versity, Western Reserve University, University of Missouri, John Carroll University, B.A., M.A. GAYE WHIELDON, Physical Education, Ashland Col- lege, B.Sc., Girls' Varsity Sports Advisor CAROL WILLIAMS, Business, Villa Marla Collage, Western Reserve University, Indiana State College, B.Sc. ROBERT YOCUM, Vocational Coordinator, Kent State University, John Carroll University, B.Sc., B.A., M.A., P.A. Club Advisor MARGARET ZIMMERMAN, Foreign Language, Chair- man, Moravian College, Columbia University, Middle- bury College, Muhlenberg College, Western Reserve University, University of Rennes, B.A., M.A.,, Ameri- can Field Service Director, Language Lab Director 1 x 'f' Xa! .V S ,,g,. ww Tb' - 7 L 2 2' I if ' 'V 4- L . Y.: 4' ss .fiat .- f t r 4 rf" . . -L. ' -r 1. V f ri L. J, G D L. D M. ,rs 41 Abraham Accettola Adamich Adams Adams Ailes Albertone r JUNIOR INDEX 4 -.1 55'-'fb Q5 , . .:."" ' . -ag sg C? is 6' vig! -Q ,MAL-X - qi. ' ,,,, X' fn- hx 1 .T-. ,Zig 4 I' .gui sexi? A 25122: 5' " . .j r ' :' 4, A ' ' . at jf: , ' -04. V 'Q Q if I. -rgk. - ' -V L ' " ' JE' '27 , " . ' " '57-" 1:5 . I . X V 522. .5 A.,.:. 'L 4 V '21, - , Y ' ff ,r , '-. H T55 ,lx Lil V N YZF- ' A W I 9. x--- 5 4 'V 1 F r f to .4 f,. A 'f r rf. m e . -A - A A ,S 3. -sf A , .., F ' 1,-ff Q. ' iff 4. -A. .sr 414 g, mf g.. ,. rt . ,. - KL --E. t' 5' sf . ij W' -" 1- 1 Q as ,M V . 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Clair Avenue Cleveland 19, Ohio IV. 1-5400 Manufacturers of Aluminum and Zinc Die Castings 252 ZATKO METAL PRCDUCTS COMPANY "World's Largesf Manufacfurer Of Sfamped One-Piece Pulleys 20850 St CI E lld 17, Ohio KE 1-8005 FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION STEFFEN HAIR SALON 25925 Euclid Ave. 73 l -2545 TED BROCK JEWELER 391 E. zoo sr. Euclid, Ohio 44ll9 531-5035 COLLEGE LOANS to Pczren ts... to Students Euclid Off 22480l k Sh BI d 7 C5 and Loan Association MAIN orrrcs :ras E ld A cr r a 2 -fi? i 5:5 Member Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation 254 What ever h till? yt A S.: .fx , ,-.1 -an - f 'er' -'E"f'- ' surf 4 'lphgf' N Someday you'll be asking yourself this ques- tion as you look through this yearbook. l3on't be surprised if the faces of those classmates you still know look a little older. The girl who used to sit next to you in English may then be a wife and mother who worries more about raising her children than aboutj. D. Salinger. 'iour close friend who shared many a double date and problem with you might very well be only a name on a yearly Christmas card. Life changes at graduation time. Most im- portant of all, you and the other members of your class cease to be a well-defined group and begin to act as individuals. It's you, the individual, that interests us both now and in the future. In return, we'd like you to think of us not just as a company 255 d lass Mgr"-. ' 1 f-r 4 . V N V ,- "' ' .--I ' las.,- ,N .-K xr..- 4 1. -? f-fa A A 5, Qui... 'y.p.:-.- fn. ..,. 1 Ne -' f,r-3-at ' . ,ft f N T5 - A ,. i 1 , Q", i 1,1 Y I ' A - V ' , ' W N .xi f , .hx Q that happens to have its General Gfhces and Corporate Headquarters in your home town, but as a company that offers you an oppor- tunity to succeed as an individual. Nhat ever happened to the class of '67? Frankly. we're not too concerned. XVe'd rather talk about what's going to happen to you. a member of that class. If you'd like to talk to us about your future with Reliance, now or after you've had additional education or after the armed forces. peace corps, or an- other job, just give our Personnel Director a call at 732-7000. RELIANCE ELECTRIC CUIVIPANY . FOR FRESH IDEAS IN AUTOMATION SODJA MUSIC MURNICK MFG. Manufacturers of Screwmochine Products IN seo E. 185 sf. 23700 sf. Clair Ave. KE- I-2431 Cleveland, OI"IIO 44117 486-6666 LATOUR "The Friedman Brofhers" FRIEDMAN'S JEWEIERS 22304 Lake Shore Boulevard RE. I-3450 OLDSMOBILE INC. 25200 Euclid Ave. 261-2800 GARCO MACHINERY INC. machine tools pneumatics 21000 St. Clair Ave. Cleveland I7, Ohio KE-I-9120 MODERN DEB 22822 LAKESHOFIE BLVD RE-2-9299 THE LUBRIZOL CORPORATION EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO EUCLID SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF '67 257 YALE TOWNE in U k DOLE 5 AUTOMATIC - O E ATG N i ARML Mgfggwp V E CHALLENGER M s s . s .. a y . P QLYIQUIQ TROJAN E 'fly' 'I 5 . I X U 1 2, 5 0 - . 5' 5, Q Out' Z hzwf 2 .o , A, YV"7fff 'iWs-:MKVQ W A. I W.. - . S ' so Af . It ' V Fm '7 yy, PRODUCTS OF EATON YALE 81 TOWNE INC. Q BEARING THESE FAMILIAR TRADEMARKS NORTON Go to Market in Many Ways The diversity of Eaton Yale Si Towne's domestic and worldwide distribution methods fully matches the diversity of its product lines and the customers it serves. Thus, the company has had to become expert in the best ways to move things. . .through virtually every known channel of distribution. And - all along they line as its parts and products move to market - Eaton Yale gl Towne makes the serving every bit as important as the selling. EATON YALE 81 TOWNE INC. - 100 Eriaview-Plaza - Cleveland, Ohio 4-4114 Formerly Eaton Manufacturing Company 4 - . S f For a complete 'f 17 " ,,,.- A description of E 'Z .I EATON YALE at TOWNE, 1 E ATG N 1 -.t, f P write for a- copy of g YA L E 8- Q r our 28-page full V TOWN E . if " f A color book, "New .Nc f,,, ' Look'forTomcrrow" ,... . ,... .,,, , M 'TE tEDQ..TeusTED'.PRooucts since Truck EIQH-Highway Components 1 Maxeriais Handling Brconstruction industrial BE Commercial Vrdducts - Automobile Pans o Locks 81 Oth 258 Y-, -, ,..,.,,-.c W. S . T LL,.,.,--n THERE'S NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY RAIMOR STUDIDS 750 East 185th Street IVI-1166 259 NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE 92357 wr EUCLID OHIO BERNADETTE BRIDAL SHOP 22686 Shore Center Drive EUCLID OHIO 261 5550 RADIX WIRE CO 26260 LAKELAND BLVD RE-1-9191 PAPP'S BODY SHOP YV ,,,.-- F,,,,...,....-Q--' L , 2IIOO Sf. Clair IV I-4333 TYLOK INTERNATIONAL 25700 LAKELAND EUCLID, on-no 261-0400 261 COMPLIMENTS OF NON-FERROUS METALS FABRICATING CO 21721 Tungsten Road Euclid, Ohio 44117 531-3585 262 KEITH WEIGLE LOUIS MOTORS INC. HAIR STYLISTS 20941 Euclid Ave. 20030 E end 17, ohae Lakeshore BI e lv-1-4500 nv-1 -3775 THE AMERICAN STAMPING COMPANY 26650 LAKELAND BLVD 731-9333 263 THE STUDENT COUNCIL DEVELOPING CITIZENSHIP AND SERVING OUR SCHOOL AND OUR COMMUNITY 264 X iii Q . r I 1 Ay . A. 5 2-L. 4 AJ-.v....' Q- 265 Aiff- . . "Q Q .' Yu" . -qv, -' V, 32' ' J - N1 ' . .- x 'QI gk wx f .0 .V PERKINS PANCAKE HOUSE RHYME REALTY 535 E. 185 sf, 22780 Shore Center Dr. Euclid, Ohio 732-8077 531-9363 orniks "Home of Famous Brands" MEN'S, BOYS' 8. LADIES' APPAREL 22340 Loke Shore Blvd. Euclid, Ohio Phone: 731-2151 266 KNIFIC INSURANCE SERVICE Serving Euclid for Pickup and Delivery - 731-4662 EUCLID BLUE PRINT cmd EUCLID SUPPLY 908 E. 222 St. Euclid, Ohio 44123 and Complete Reproduction Service Photostats Engineering Supplies 24600 Hartland Ave Rubber Stamps Milt Steffen Betty Busch Phone 73l'6633 Owner Sales Mgr. CHARTERHOUSE MOTEL DONRAY PRODUCTS 24800 Euclid Ave. 20980 St. Clair Ave AN-l -0300 531-8556 YMCA en's Christian Ass t 631 Babbitt Rd Euclid, Ohio 731-7454 ED WANK TV SERVICE CO. INC 333 E. 200 St. Euclid, Ohio 531-1222 sKRL Toon 3. DIE COMPANY EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS 0F '67 69 EUCLID HIGH KEY CLUB fl!!!- ll X X J! DEDICATED TD SERVICE FDR SCHOOL AND THE CDMMUNITY "Your Neighbor oocl Savings Association' A, - 813 sAsJrI1-gig: s'rn::'r o 6235 ST. cLAm AVENUE I 26o0oREAlI-E Zsfllloks BLVD' o zsoolclislojgr? AVENUE I M35 I:llL:?1li0I5llLLs RD AN 1-1zoo INSURED SAVINGS D - 1 R LOANS FOR HOMES - ' I LENNY 8. MAX'S TASTY SHOP EUCLID HIGH SKI CLUB 22350 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid, Ohio - RE l-1800 Congratulations Kosher Corned Beef and Best and other Meats to the "FROM A SNACK-TO A TREAT" Buy the sandwich- Buy the pound- Buy the slice Graduating Class of '67 271 LAKE SHORE INSURANCE AGENCY 508 East 185 St. 486-7878 THE PIPE MACHINERY COMPANY 29100 Lakeland Blvd. Wickliffe, Ohio "Unlimited Job Opportunt NATIONAL HOIXQQB SKZQETY at .SL E 'b il Compliments of National Honor Society EUCLID SPIRITS CLUB extends RAT LATI HILLW OOD MANUFACTURING COM 21700 S CI A 531 0300 PANY 455 East 200th Street EUCL 9 OHIO EUCLIDIAN BEAUTY COLLEGE 22741 Shore Center Driv EUCLID 23, OHIO AN 1-2600 275 With Every Good Wish to The Class of 1967 . . . YOUR CITY OFFICIALS Mayor Judge, Municipal Court Law Director Administrative Director Finance Director lActingJ President of Council lst Ward Councilman 2nd Ward Councilman Kenneth J. Sims William F. Burns William Monroe Charles Crown Arthur Davis Harry Knuth Willard Shutt Harry Burkhart 3rd Ward Councilman Max Gerl 4th Ward Councilman Frank Chuckayne Council-At-Large Edward Eckart Anthony Sustarsic Charles Wade Joseph Whalen Chief of Police: Frank Payne Fire Chief: George Langa in 276 MASCO PEQRUM MACHINERY INC. CQNGRATULATE5 23610 St. Clair Ave THE CLEVELAND, OHIO CLASS OF '67 486-I 772 C pliments of the EUCLID MOVIE CLUB 277 THE STUDENT SUPPLY STORE THANKS YOU AGAIN FOR YOUR LOYAL SUPPORT Barb Martin Alvin M. Amster Student Manager Faculty Sponsor NW QF J' SN NNN gm. , XE if S S..-,....-..... Sim.-wr v' 0' r Sw ' . x -ff.s:t::..Si. 'Q wk -.x .... .Sf '- Si Q it Y S X X. U. 'F X Q K N, lixtl t.t. ' is -at 5 5 X X x my Il We're os near os your phone' BIG BOUQUET FLOWER AND GIFI' SHOPPE 480 East 200th Street EUCLID, OHIO 44119 Pleosing you is our Pleasure' 279 I ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION Compliments of Euclid Lettermen Addressograph Multigraph American Stamping Co. .. Bernadette Bridal Co. . , . . Big Bouquet ......... Charterhouse Motel .... Donray Products Co. .... . Eaton, Yale 8t Towne Inc. . Ed Wank T.V. Service .... Euclid Blue Print ...... Euclid City Officials ...... Euclidian Beauty College . Euclid Moving St Storage . Friedman's Jewelers ..... Future Teachers of America Garco Machinery Inc. . . . . Gornik's ................ Hillwood Manufacturing Co. Keith Weigle Motors ...,. Key Club ............. Knific insurance ......... Lake Shore insurance .... La Tour Oldsmobile .... Lenny 8t Max's ........ Letterman's Club . . . Louis Hair Salon Lubrizol Corp. . . . . Masco Machine . . . Modern Deb ..., Advertising Index Movie Club ........... National Forensic League National Honor Society Non-Ferrous Metals .... Page Realty .......... Papp's Body Shop ..... Perkin's Pancake House Pipe Machinery Co. .... Pressure Castings ..... Radix Wire Co. .... . Raimor Studios ........ Reliance Electric ...... Rhyme Realty Co. ..... . Second Federal Savings and Loan Ski Club .............. Skrl Tool 81 Die ........ Sodja Music ... Spectrum Club ........ Spirits Club ........... St. Clair Savings 8t Loan Steffen Hair Salon ..... Student Council ....... Student Supply Store . .. Ted Brock Jewelers .... T. J. Murnick ......... Tylok International .... Y. M. C. A. ........ . Zatko .... Adelon Hair Shoppe 21939 Lake Shore Blvd. 731-4868 Alvin's Jewelers 690 E. 185 St. 481-4104 Ambassador Lanes 22661 Euclid Ave. 486-3200 The Austin Co. 1245 E. 222 St. 382-6613 Dr. 81 Mrs. R. M. Baldwin 22408 Lake Shore Blvd. 261-3111 Beale's Sohio 18610 Lake Shore Blvd. 481-9703 Bing's Suburbia Furniture 22300 Lake Shore Blvd. 261-0800 Brickman's 8 Son's Funeral Home 21900 Euclid Ave. 481-5277 Boulevard Radio 81 T.V. Service 906 E. 222 St. 731-7863 PATRCNS Charterhouse Barbers 81 Hairdressers 24800 Euclid Ave. 731-0707 Chesterfield Steel Service 1220 E. 222 St. 481-6600 Chef Rudy's Carry-Out 644 E. 185 St. 481-2277 Clayton Printing 756 E. 222 St. 261-2450 The Colonial Homestead 22066 Lake Shore Blvd. 732-8535 Compliments of a Friend Consumer Tire Co. 20965 Euclid Ave. 486-4300 Contemporary Music Manor 888 E. 222 St. 732-8666 Continental Products 1150 E. 222 St. 531-0710 282 Decker Appliance Service 445 E. 200 St. 486-7200 V. Demshar 81 Son's 22034 Lake Shore Blvd. 731-4770 Don Miller's Sohio 810 E. 222 St. 731-9847 Everson Realty 24100 Lake Shore Blvd. 731-6200 Europa Travel Service 759 E. 185 St. 486-3773 Euclid National Bank 22818 Lake Shore Blvd. 732-9090 Herb Fitzgerald's Record Shop 635 E. 185 St. 531-1313 Fllckinger Inc. 939 E. 222 St. 731-7100 Freeway Sporting Goods 555 E. 185 St. 486-2523 H. F. Hohlfelder 26470 Lakeland Blvd. 731-7400 J. C. Homer T.V. 528 E. 200 St. 481-7991 Paul J. Hribar 81 James J .Conway Hudson Pharmacy 922 E. 222 St. 732-7066 Kapel Realty Inc. 25000 Euclid Ave. 731-5330 Kennametal Inc. 27691 Euclid Ave. 261-3500 Dr. 8 Mrs. R. A. Kriessler 22408 Lake Shore Blvd. 261-3111 Jay-Dee Cleaners 921 E. 222 St. 731-7060 William Lynch Co. 608 E. 185 St. 481-4449 Mary Jayne Shoppe 664 E. 185 St. 486-4435 Micro Machine 81 Tool Design Inc. 911 E. 222 St. 261-3030 Lee McBride 440 E. 266 St. 731-8959 Nick's Barber Shop 624 E. 222 St. Paul's Barber Shop 687 E. 185 St. 531-8417 Petric's Barber Shop 783 E. 185 St. 481-3465 Precision Optical 22580 Lake Shore Blvd. 261-1166 Priester's Sunoco Station 470 E. 200 St. 531-9695 Roesh Paint 81 Wallpaper 855 E. 222 St. 731-3585 283 C Sam's Shoe Repair 642 E. 185 St. 486-8794 Setina's Meat 777 E. 185 St. 481-6740 Frances J. Sherman Insurance Co. 731-7878 Shore Window Shade 8. 21860 Lake Shore Blvd. 732-7443 Solon Drug Store 21051 Euclid Ave. 531-1135 Wagner Electric Co. 21300 St. Clair 486-1666 Swift Shoe Repair 22812 Lake Shore Blvd. 732-9569 Trebec Excavating Inc. 571 E. 200 St. 481-1000 Dr. R. McGonagle Braeburn Bldg. 732-8600 Drapery . . . Editor-in-chief ' ., ., , f 2 .f t 5 57 'f iia vt in xx: X gs Q, f ,tv-Nt. E' QQQZE1- X Cecily Hunt Judy Coolidge .. Ken Ginsburg .. Cindy Wallace . Joanne Allchin . Thom Kren .... Heidi Nietz .... Sandy Skrlj . . . Sue Mahusky John Rice ...... Kathy Federico . Diane Fellman .. Barb Reed ..,.. Kathy Marten Margie Engel .. Barb Butt ......... Diana Komocar Eva Zucker ..... Pat Ftock ..... Beth Heglaw .. Randy Price ... Gloria Flegalbuto Marty Frank Ftoy Larick .,.. Mrs. Michele Spott .. Mr. Gerald Henderson . . . 1, 1 ., T.,Lzt- 'si-4-:gym -c , gsm ..... Art Editor Art Art Art Art Art Copy Editor Copy Copy Copy Copy Copy . ,. Identification Editor ...,.., Senior Editor . . . . .. Identification . . . Identification . . . Identification . . . . . . Photo Editor Photo . . . . Head Photographer . . , . . .. Photographer . . . . Photographer .. Photographer ..... Sponsor . . . Sponsor 284 Beginning in June with ambitions to pro- duce a supplement, paint an office, make extensive plans and publish Euclid's best book, my staff and I have finished with only enough energy to say "lt's done." The year has been a full one for us and for those who have helped to make Euclidian possible. Thanks are due to the people at Raimor Studios for their technical assistance, their understanding, and their prompt service dur- ing occasional catastrophes. Mr. Jim Park- inson, our representative from Consolidated Graphic Arts, has been a great consultant and adviser, and has often renewed our en- thusiasm with his words of encouragement. The efforts of Mr. Dickinson, Mrs. Foisel, and the Business Staff have given the book financial impetus, and l hope that our product will be reward enough for their work. Special thanks go to Mrs. Spott and Mr. Henderson, who had much to contend with as first-year Euclidian sponsors. Keys, office course, copy checks, public relations and our staff have involved them in the demanding Euclidian world. The book itself could never have been realized without the efforts of my staff. While competing in championship play-offs for Chinese jump-rope, mimicking an often-used 'tWhat's the condition?" or participating in tenth period hall-guard evading and balcony bull-sessions, they still managed to supply me with the lay-outs, copy, IDs and photos that are Euclidian. Tested by the tedious hours of deadline preparation and decision- making meetings, inter-staff friendships end- ed in admiration or animosity. May this, Euclidian 1967, make your efforts seem worth- while. Cecily Hunt Editor-in-chief Sue Land ........ ..,. B usiness Manager Kathy Calvert ...... ........ A ds Manager Noreen Benvenuto Ads Layout Manager Dannie Dugan ..... ................. A ds Tom Budas Barb Dauer . . . Ads Ads Gary Botts .... Sa'esman Pat Faiken ..... Salesman Vishna Franic . . . Salesman Karen Katona .... Salesman Karen Shook ..... Salesman Ann Trommetter .... Salesman Barb Wile ....... Salesman Linda Pestotnik Mrs. Sue Foisel Mr. Nathaniel S ickinson Art Sponsor Sponsor 1 I 4 C gn- .Q n fa i S 1 SP' 5 C' A' 1?-r In in af 4 1 'I 'll I -' .gi " 1-I , I I ii -41 I- - may fi I I 4 -A, -. .pf J I .kr I 4. I -I. ,L Jug, I I 12 . v n- 13" :Eff -:W . A 'pq T I U . ' Ib' I IJ- ni, J.,-J .112-1 . Q1 'F im .IH ,I .im 4 1 3-Jo QN p.u Q. n,n..I.x.. F. fb 144 LZ 9 . ,J my rw -1 'rf f .' '1 Q - I A . Q , 'JI KF ' I L ,.'.-Www 5 . -va , wn vu, X YJ I 1, VI 'J , Fl I. . if I , U 1' 4 V I il . U- I W 1' .

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Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

- Class of 1967

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