Perry High School - Clock Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1966 volume:

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These are administrators, special services people, the board of education and its clerk, Mr. Frey. Mr. Frey is not only the clerk of our board, but a dedicated and highly esteemed member of our school community. He has spent his entire life in this area and has contributed greatly to its welfare and progress. His friendliness and concern have earned him the admiration of many. In 1943, Mr. Frey was elected to the Perry Local Board of Education, a position which he had until 1953 when he be- came clerk. At present he is a member of the Stark County Board of Education and holds the office of president. Because of his many years of loyalty and devotion to our school system, We are proud to dedicate the 1966 Clock to Mr. Elmer Frey. TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword ... . . . .5 Academics , , , , ,12 Classes .. .... 26 Sports .....,.. .... 1 04 Organizations , , , , , , ,150 Highlights , , ,,,, 170 Advertising ,,,, ,,,, 1 8-4 3 MM Mmm izksfw., 0 W . ' ., f Y, ., K ,H , . 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We have avoided destruc- tion and developed beauty, shunned senility and ac- quired maturity. To the past ten years and the unknown future, the 1966 Clock gives tribute. 1 XL ., f . l fl N it I 1 fx' t Ill., yy V if rfyfpf ,w r ,M ll H , 6 rc' l nt Wi if lf Wwifffl want iafafw Qu ai if .32 it 1, 1 XL il jxw 1, K ,.,, i N , - w . ,'xJQ:N4 ' f My , W-fha, . M-wr W 5' L' P K M' efrG:Q:'-Q We- I 'A M--l'Z'hf 4 fi A s I v -f':L?fQ h .1 , , L H 4 V W x if A . 5 . V , A 'ffm Vw F lit '- Y yy. rg I '- i, 5.2 -u'57v7:AE,L f 1 'f ! -L , Him! ez L33 Q ' Fwy M, Q A 1 ' ' ' ' L H fi ,nx Wg, . if 1' i f:5E?f i L Q!! Mfr , Magi , t ' 'L ff ll . 4 'W 4 Q W- Ti A gy ...- .l , 3 A i ' ' fwfr,-,...W N-,NM ,X R . V yy,-iE5,4 .Q V , , . rl gm 'TT' 4 I 1 ,Q When Perry High School opened its doors in 1956 there was a new student body and a new faculty. During the past ten years many have left and not returned. Some have come back and are now teaching with their former instructors. Still l l others have remained through the years, contributing their services to an ever growing and expanding school system. These teachers are celebrating their tenth anniversary at Perry Veronica Nist, Lou Clauss, and Kathryn Bethune joined the Several of our graduates went on to college then returned to teach special services staff in 1956. in the Perry School district. nunnm-.................,... h...,, Our school, though permanently established, has become an ever-expanding place of change and challenge. Knowledge Is Attained Within These Walls As Perry grew, new strides were made toward developing a sound curriculum that would meet the needs of all youth. Speech classes were in- stituted to allow students to develop good speak- ing habits. It was also recognized that the media of audio-visual materials would broaden educa- tional opportunities. Bruce Robinson selects audio-visual materials. Expression is a special concern of the debate class Six Learning facilities are provided for all youth of the com- munity. , M 'sw' wx- W' W' Sz .M f- , 'K fi it ' .A If W, if ff ,ga Q W Ak ' s V K -kv ' xv Q ,, , 1' i jffx . f sw, r J: x f' J 9995 L'- t. V. if . ' .: I 1 I, N as,,,-A gage xx -. ..,,..w ' 'M QJQSS ' '4g. I wg E .T 1 . 4' ff WNW' -N? ri' Q 'V ffm 3 Wm fvwwl-wawwsm.-Y KK .A . ., .X ,. . My Y ' - -,, v E . AL X , 5 Q '- X2 J f, 1 ' 'M'?R , 7 1. F .gi 1. mm? R M .ffkf , , Vg W - ii , V ff 'P x Ak QW ' 1. nm. .W 1- w A 'r- , 4 ,,4vv ' J? .3 Q! EF , 'im 'as at Perry High An academic procession adds to the dignity of gradua- tion. A good working environment produces better students. A 1 r f ,fr , . .,:ff'ff-Q sr ' ' rg . We K' 4,I, U f 2 vi ,p gtg? an I? X The addition of rooms to our building, more equipment for the business department and a new Canton Branch Library indicated a growing community. The growth of our school involved not only physical changes but the growth of a new tradition. Students, in their usual caps and gowns, were led by an academic procession of faculty members, adding to the impressiveness of the graduating of the largest class in Perry's ten year history. We also welcomed a foreign exchange student into our student body, Michiko Kitamura, a very congenial girl from Kobe, Japan. The new Canton Branch Library offers facilities for both students and residents of the community. E I 1 EXECUTIVE HEAD Paul Pfeiffer PRINCIPAL Ted Johnson ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Perry Provides Many Opportunities lj Pfefviivgg K M y K + x 1 wwf' PERRY BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mr. Elmer Frey, Clerkg Mr. George Anderson, Mr. Charles Dougherty, Mr. Paul Pfeiffer, Executive Headg Mr. Austin Lloyd, Mr. Robert Hoffman, Mr. Robert Netzly. I5 HARRY HALL, Mount Union, BA, Audio Visual Club, Audio Visual Activities Super- visor, Faculty Manager, Social Studies. EVELYN MCNUTT, Kent State Univ., BS, M.E., Muskingum College, Ohio State Uni- versity, Home Economics, Yearbook Advi- sor, Quill Sc Scroll, Future Homemakers. OMAR PEREZ, Ohio University, BA, Uni- versity of Nebraska, MA, Akron University, University of Madrid, Spain, University of Basle, Switzerland, Colgate University. Span- ish. OMEGA CAIN, Murray State College, AB, College of Commerce, Bowling Green, AB, Columbia University, MA, Shorthand I 8: II, Office Pract. FSA. JACK BOWEN, Muskingum College, BS, Akron University, Kent State University, Algebra II, Advanced Math, Future Teach- ers, Key Club. BEN WATKINS, Kent State University, BS, Bookkeeping I 81 II. ROBERT HENRY, Youngstown University, BS, American History. JOHN BEACH, Kent State Univ., BS, Rens- selaer Polytechnic Institute, William 8: Mary College, Akron Univ., Chemistry, Physics. Faculty Encourages WMIEHQI1 MARJORIE DURST, Ohio State University, BSg Kent State University, Geometry. MARIAN KIENZLE, Mount Union Col- lege, BA, English II. LOUISE SWEARNGIN, Marietta College, BA, BS, French I, II, French Club. GRACE WARGO, University of Pittsburgh, BAg Carnegie Institute of Technology, Kent State University, MA, Librarian, Bookends. BEVERLY ALLERTON, Grove City Col- lege, Penn., BS in Commerce, FSA, Note- hand, Typing II. LOU MATTACHIONE, Bowling Green State University, BS, Perry Players, R.B.C., Thespians, Student Congress, NFL, Speech, Debate, Government. S udents to Learn MARGARET ROWND, Denison Univer sity, BA, English IV. WILLIAM STOLLAR, Kent State Univer- sity, BSg World History. WALTER TISEVICH, Kent State Univer- sity, BS, Wood III, IV. ROY ESTEP, Mount Union, BPSM, Instru- mental Music, Music Theory. JOHN FEATHERINGHAM, Kent State University, BS, Psychology, Sociology, Stu- dent Congress. EDWARD MATHIE, Kent State Univer- sity, BS, Mount Union, Head Basketball Coach, Mechanical Drawing I, II. DOLORES SHEEHAN, Western Reserve University, BS, Cleveland Institute of Art, Art Club, Art. BURYL BOSTON, West Liberty State Col- lege, AB, West Virginia University, Com- mercial Math, Economics. JOSEPH DEMAREE, Muskingum College AB, Assistant Football Coach, Track Coach Biology. STEPHEN HIEGL, Mount Union, BA Akron University, Malone College, Amer ican History. SAMUEL HUFFMAN, Arizona State Col- lege, BS, Electric Shop. WILLIAM ROLAND, Miami University, BS, Biology, Coaching. DON MILLER, Kent State University, BS in Education, BS in Business, Algebra I, Plane Geometry. ROSEMARY ANDERSON, Kent State Uni- versity, BS, American History, Government. ERNEST CHUIDIONI, Ohio State Univer- sity, BS, Chemistry. JANE CHURCH, Ohio State University, BA, BS, English IV. RICHARD STOFFER, Mount Union Col- lege, BA, Westminster College, MS, Guid- ance. JANICE STOLLAR, Kent State University, BS, English III, Latin II, Business Advisor of Yearbook. JOHN O. DRESSER, Kent State University, BS, Office Machines, Business English. HOWARD HARRIS, West Liberty State College, AB, Government. HENRY WHITE, Ohio State University, BS, General Business, Hi-Y. JANET ANDERS, Edinboro State College, BS, West Virginia Universityg English III. KAYE GREGG, Ohio State University, BS, Miami University, Shorthand I, Clerical Of- fice Practice, Future Secretaries. DALTON DEVORE, Kent State Univer- sity, BSg Graphic Arts, Mechanical Draw- ing. ROBERT DIETRICH, Cincinnati Conserv- atory of Music, BS, Vocal Music. RAY FORTNER, Mount Union College BS, Health, Coaching. JERRY PARLETTE, Anderson College AB, English II, III, IV, journalism, Pan ther's View. HOWARD SELCH, Akron University, BE Metal II, IV, Shop Math. BARBARA GHEEN, Wittenberg Univer sity, BA, Akron Universityg Guidance, Na tional Honor Society. CHARLOTTE GREENFELDER, Witten herg University, AB, Biology, Physiology Future Nurses. BETTY CLIFF, Marshall University, AB, William and Mary, Davis and Elkins Col- lege, English II, III. CAROL HENDERSON, Fairmont State Col- lege, AB, Physical Education, Cheerleaders, Girls Athletic Association. MYRA HOYT, Bryan College, BSQ Univer- sity of Paris, English II. BRUCE ISON, Akron University, BS, Miami Universityg Typing I, Personal Typ- ing GORMAN SELF, Malone College, B.S.g Special Education. TOM WINKHART, Miami University, B.S.g Physical Education, Head Football Coach. TEACHER NOT PICTURED KAREN BOWMAN, Ohio State University B.S.g Home Economics. KAY SHILLING Office secretary NANCY ENGLISH Bookkeeper VERONICA NIST KATHRYN BETHUNE LOUIS CLAUSS Cook Manager Cook Custodian Maintenance Of Perry's original teaching and special services staff, Kathryn Bethune, john Beach, Jack Bowen, Omega Cain, Louis Clauss, Harry Hall, Robert Henry, Veronica Nist, Omar Perez, Ben Watkins have remained to participate in the celebration of the tenth anniversary. 2 SPECIAL SERVICES Special service personnel are the backbone of any school. Through them a school functions smoothly and efficiently. Although not always recognized, these employees work incessantly to provide the best possible physical conditions under which learning may occur. Custodians: Robert Taylor, Edgar Nickels, Louis Claus fheadl, Wal- Mrs. Wigginton, Supervisor of Food Service. lace Lquuthm Josh Xwuhl ,Qfplihli , E . li-J 5, . . , ., ,- ,, Q. 1 new 51' 5 t I n, 1,11 aw, , xHav2Z:1,sq1.E1,.se 1-asf:,fzg,,:,,,:,Lz,:,y,e1::-x , ,, , z ,, y1,t,5w,f ef W,,,5,,,v. , W I ,, , A A Lia-Q 1 . . ,, ,f , f' t ' fx. uf V f. . N. -lu. - Kitchen Staff: Onilette Kropf, Kathryn Bethune, Mary Lewton, Isabelle Graber, Ina Edwards, justina Knmbrick, Veronica Nist fheadj, Opal Taylor, Gladys Doyle, Gradus Kohler. The 1965 graduating class was the largest in Perry's history. 3 e E .rw u. iff- Many lessons are planned and tests written in the teach- Flashback fcirca 19581: Though ,loco became a clrop- er's workroom. out, his antics will long be remembered by the classes of195S and 1959. With help from Mrs. Greenfelder, physiology students learn to identify bones of the human body. Mr. Beach discusses the physics course of study with parents during open house. Mr. johnson and Mnchiko Kitamura, our japanese student have a friendly conversation in the lobby. Flashback Qcirca 19601: Mr. Mattachione and Clock staff. NAA .- v i ffw 1 . ..k L , ag ,r .....,, ,' ,.,,4 -H , : 1 ..1h .5 , mwmfmeavixfm VM Wh?-wma With Dignity the Class of 966 Leaves the Portals of P.H.S. CLASS OF 1966 Terry Irwin .... ........ P resident Bruce Gordon .... ..... V ice-President Ellen Cochran . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Carol Tilton ..... ........ H istorian Ronna Adams Richard Albrecht Larry Alexander Nancy Alexander jerry Anderson Stanley Anderson Janis Anthony Roger Archibald Gracie Andriotto Lanny Angus Linda Annis Francis Arntz Victoria Arntz Jeanne Bachtel Kenneth Bachtel George Baer Lee Baker Deborah Bartko Paul Bartrug Barbara Ball Marvin Banar Marsha Barkley Marcia Bergmann Eric Berry Cheryl Bersfler Linda Bauer Jody Bauman William Beck Cheryl Beitzel Rebecca Bender George Berger Ruth Bethune Gary Beuchat Thomas Brahler Carolyn Brand Gary Brelish james Blackledge Gary Blackmer John Bodo Jody Bohtho Linda Bowen james Bracken Carl Brewer Richard Bruey Russell Brumbaugh Carol Buchman Edward Bullock Victoria Burkholder Cheryl Burns Clayton Byers Frank Clark Esther Cohlentz Michael Calhoun Michele Cantrell Linda Cashner mfr My Ellen Cochran Dennis Conley Arden Cooper Cynthia ornell My J My Creter X0 john Dambrowski Michael Dambrowski William Crosby Pamela Crum ' X Carol mjjgjwa L xo xl gy o WU me-JJ Li! , CY My .J JJ Cycvvu D If Patricia Denison Joseph De Orio Margo de Paris Richard De Stephen Sandra Domer Danielle Daniels William Dannemiller Michael Daugherty Linda David Roy Dean Dennis Deeser Marsha Edgar Thomas Edwards David Elliot Carol Ellis Doil Ellyson Martin Donaldson Robert Donavan Larry Dudek Darlene Dunbar Carol Ealey Cynthia Eckert F jill Engelhardt Deborah Farrar Janet Ferguson Rosemary F ellers Cheryl Ferris Janice Finsel Robert Forrest Evan Fox David Fisher David Fondriest Melody Forkum Kay Frank Rita F ri gley Heidemarie Garbe Gary Gerber Michael Gibson Lynne Gilbert Charles Gray Susan Greenwalt Walter Girod Richard Glazer Bruce Gordon Roger Hambleton Mark Harriman Sandra Harry Rodney Harsh Linda Hasielquist Mary Griffin Steven Griffin David Hadbavny Doris Haddox Elizabeth Hair Anne A Halter M X 44. 2'- - Q .., IV, xx! Deborah Hentzell Terry Hershberger Nick Hesson Cheryl Hinderer Ronald Hinton Barbara Hayes Judith Hedrick JoAnn Heintzelman Cheryl Henning Thomas Henning Karen Hensley 'T Ronald Hoffman Ray Holland Barbara Holmes Dennis Hope Karen Horning Richard Howe WW Wa My WMM? Richard Howell Barbara Hubbard Cheryl Hughes JW WWW Q rw Brenda W fljliujvvl Hyde Terry Irwin Daniel Iannelli Gary jarrell Margaret jialanella Margaret jones William jones Clark Kambrick Lee Keller john Kent N zmcy Kate Jeffrey Kaylor David Keller Judith Knox joseph Kornish Marcia Kotema james Kessler Linda Kramer Wayne Kroll Bernard Kieffer Bonnie Kilper Michael Kisela Machiko Kitamura james Kleinhenz Bruce Landis Thomas Lane Doris Lantz jill Laps Sandra Lashinske Sharon Kropf Meredith Krrunm Joel Kull Gregory Laird Terry Laird Russell Lamielle Robert Lautenschleger Barbara Lazor Max Lee Deborah Liber Charles Lloyd Marsha Lon g x . Anita McBride Constance McCartney Michael Long William Long Glenna Longsworth Thomas McClain Donald McClintock Cheryl McCoy Thomas McCuskey Charles McFarren Stacy McGill Patricia Malone David Mangus Edward McKnight jenny McLeod Claudia McPherson Gladys Metz gar David Miller Richard Miller Vivian Mansfield Beverly Marta Mary Marsfelder Inna Martin Linda Martin Michael Mazzarella Sandra Mocher Russell Morris Carl Nesselrode Frederick Obermiller Kathy Oswalt Gary Mottice Sandra Muelheirn Richard Muntean Daniel Murray james Nelson Kathleen Nesbitt jane Pack joseph Palanclrani Daniel Parcell Melvin Parker Daniel Pascu Kathy 'Patterson Randall Patterson Richard Patterson Stokes Pitman Donald Pittman Richard Peddicord Nancy Petermen jeaninne Pikulik Freda Plunkett Terry Potter Catherine Preston Timothy Pucky Jerry Ramey Penny Reid Rebecca Riley Toni Rinaldi Daniel Rex Deborah Rex Robert Riddle Cheryl Roth Sheila Russell Michael Saracino Charles Robbins Margie Roberts Bruce Robinson Nancy Robish Susan Romigh Paul Ronald Margaret Saylor Linda Schnebelen johnny Sible Carolyn Simmons Darlehe Skeen james Slaggy Gayle Slusser Rebecca Schultheis Pamela Schuster john Scourfield Robert Seal Sherry Seybert joseph Shulok Timothy Smeltzer Pamela Steen Beth Stoehr Linda Storz Jean Stratton joan Stratton Cheryl TeWinke1 john Thomas joseph Suarez Sharon Sullivan john Sutton Linda Thomas Wanda Thompson Cathy T ietze Carol Tilton Mark Trissel Polly Urban Donna Vargo Patricia Vaughn Carol Vahila Barry Van Bremen Patricia Vara James Ward William Warren Joseph Weber Daniel Vellucci Stephan Voican Dan Wadsworth Gary Weekley Cynthia Whitmer Timothy Wagner Donald Walters Donna Ward Paula Wolf Marilyn Wright Thomas Yablonski Gary Yoho Joan Yoho Anna Yuhaniak R11 My Nw ,A QHZCQMWM il KeP 'i ' 00 q Qfgf Q ll? Vw' Richard Wiiice Michelle Wise Judith Witmer Earl Aldridge Bill Baughmanu Richard Bergman john Cams Gary Clark John Connell Seniors Not Pictured Anthony De Angelis Elaine De Angelis Terry Decker David Knopp Don Oney Juanita Paushek Timothy Rudell Ronald Stevens Marianne Werner Bill Ziegler Juniors Become Participants in Many and Various Activities CLASS OF 1967 Anne Macarie Tom Gordon Debbie Nelson Ruthie Stahl . Irene Crilly . . . ........ President Vice-President . ...... . Secretary . . . . . . . Treasurer . . . .... Historian , i,: Ti i 4 I sl .V M wi Pisa? Mara, 48.1 Becki Adams Bob Ake Don Albrecht Bob Altimore John Amatangelo Dan Anania Gary Anderson Tom Andrews Terrance Arnott Thomas Atkinson Sandra Baker Don Bardnell Brenda Barker jo Ann Barnes Judy Barnett john Bartuseck Tina Bates LaNora Beaver Sandy Billingsley Cliff Bishop Candy Bixler Ed Blanda David Blood Rusty Bogue Valerie Bolster Richard Boyd Carla Bracken Francie Brady joan Brahler Fred Brannan .1 'www- Jean Brawley Becky Brown Carol Burgess Joe Burick Judy Burwell Sandra Bush Judy Byers Rhonda Cain Elaine Carpenter Barbara Carson Margaret Casto Paul Casto Curtis Catron Ron Catron Michael Chambers Mike Charton john Childers john Chiples Sue Clapper Jeff Clark james Coblentz Jim Cogan joan Cogan Phyllis Cooke Tom Connors Pat Copeland Pat Corder Teresa Correia Vic Costea Robert Coy Bill McDannell and Bill Gerber touch up their art work as other students arrange pictures for an art exhibit. Nancy Craigo Ray Cramblet Irene Crilly jeff Crowl Donna Croy Ted Currier Michael Daggett Robert Davis Ralph De-Janeiro Lynn Depuy Rosalie DeSantis Barb DeWitt Sandy Dice Judy DiFi0ri Gina DiGiacomo A sock hop following the Riverside game was well attended. Mike Dolhun Sandi Doll Mike Donato Douglas Donavan Bill Dorkoff Tom Downs Darlene Dumm Randy Earley Mary Ann Ebey Richard Ecksmith Niki Engelharclt John Estadt Jackie Fano Cathy Farkas John Farkas 546342 :tiff Dan Farrar Charlotte Fawcett Tom Fedor Clifford Finnegan Karen Foraker Sharon Foraker Bruce Ford Gary Forakum Larry Forman Pat Foust Lois Fowler Dale Franklin Bill Ftorek Sylvia Fuller Diane Fulmer face Geier Bill Gerber Helen Gesen Mike Getz Dave Gibson Jeanne Gilbert Tommy Gilmore Tim Glenn Mike Golembcski Bruce Gordon Tom Gordon Jim Gouge Charles Gressler Pam Griffith Danny Grovemille I Linda Guley Donnie Hague Phil Halco Terri Hale Judy Hall David Hallam Tom Harmon Bob Harriman John Hartsock Ron Haught Wendy Haut Linda Hayes Wanda Heberling Jackie Heckathorn Dave Heckman Jerry Heinbaugh Jeanie Heintzelman Bob Henry Joel Hildebrand Shirley Hillebrecht Cheryl Hipsley Ken Hodge Stephanie Holvath Reg Hosner Harold Howick Janet Huffman Joanne Hummer Jim Irwin John Jabrocki Anita Johnson Tom johnson Paul jones Kay Kanney Craig Kessler Kitty Kirkpatrick Kathy Kiser Tami Klick Sandy Klohs Dave Knoch Tom Knopp Dave Kogel Millie Kohler Wendi Kilonchuk Patti Kosierowski Lori Kramer Mr. johnson and Josh Wahl observe as students assist in unloading, the new laundry equipment for the athletic department. is , 'Jw H 51 .M 4 .,1 ,1 . ,W Jim Bracken, a football casualty, is being helped to class by a teammate Terry Irwin. Sue Kohl Monica Krantz Mary Kroll Tim Kuntzrnan Dennis Laclley Rick Lamielle Vi Lawhun Cindi Layton Danny Lebo Linda Levengood Mary Line Rob Linkswiler Kay Little Debbie Long Linda Lueas Suzanne Loew Roger Long Patti Longsworth Anne Macarie jerry Mahaffey Vickie Maier Mike Malcuit Mike Malone Pat Maney Tom Marcus Lynette Maricich Jim Mariol Barb Masterana Madalana Matter Hunter Maxwell Paula McArthur Kathy McBeth Rick McClain Bill McDannell Ron McFarland Bill McGowen Craig McGraw Belinda McVay Sue Mercer Ed Meyer Dianna Michel jack Miller Kay Miller Rick Miller Ron Miller , ll Ki, X 'kv- i ,V EH-if .33-My lilafff' Qetfrfffi. . guifqvw, 1 z ki - - f.: ii, -lifts' T. 351 ,41 r Wifi- , ' g,,f f pigs? . . 4.35 ' ,gszsmsi 1 r . 1 I 2 ?7'fe' Q:'L f f fazaif' , iTi 'f-if g , , H K ,av A is K 43 firgkwgilff . L -fer K' ' .. ffifigi. .aff zz, - . ..,ff'7.E, 'E :Y EW fail . ifigi: . r pil 1 , J - . fr . ,, -' - 5ILEEf:'Ew sf .6 it 1, is -3 ' - ' -- 1 , if .MQ -X fr A saw' if -f 1 . ' 'ia vi I1 f ' ji f . f ?'g'b-1-.-fe'txlif' i - -1 few ft 2 Mfg.. - 17 BLM., ii,,K, ,gfg,nqm,- Q - if fri ,jf it if v ' B l , 1 fi ,,. ' f' '- M W ' A 'fl ll fi , z u 1 if .. 5f5' 3'f5 1.5, I 1 Roy Miller Tim Miller Susan Mitchell Brian Moock Bob Moore John Morey Bob Morris Stephen Morris john Morton Don Mosser llona Mottice Becky Murphy Ronaele Murry Roger Myers john Nash Bonnie Nave Rod Neel Leslie Negulic Debbie Nelson Shawn New Terry Nisewonger Linda Norcia Nancy Oberlin Tom Oberlin Richard Parrott Joanne Patterson Dwayne Pawley Terry Peddicord Larry Penix Linda Perdue Under the supervision of Mr. Selch, students in auto mechanics class prepared to oserhaul an automobile Lanny Angus horsts the motorg Terry Decker Dick Bruey Paul Bartrug Dare Fisher and Gary Weekly observe and offer suggestions. Charlotte Philpott Elinor Ponieski Kathryn Porter Daryl Potts Marcia Presson Frances Preston Diane Preusser David Price Richard Priest Joyce Pyles Paul Quinn Bruce Rainsberger Bea Ramos Judy Reed Ron Reemsnyder Karen Horning dons the panther skin in making ready for a half-time show. Bill Rees Jeff Regula Carl Reiter Rudy Rex Tod Ring Mary Rittenberry Sally Roberts Debbie Robey Greg Rodriquez Michael Rogich Ken Rohleder Connie Ronk Bob Roshon Barbara Rowe Ryan Shaffer Tim Russ David Salla Christina Sauers Fred Saylor Jeff Schaffner Ken Schafrath Tom Schenker Beth Scheub Bob Schmidt Roberta Schmidt Marlene Schott Linda Schwartz Carol Seal Linda Sease Nancy Sell Rhonda Seward Willis Sexton Gary Shafer Dave Shaffer Scott Shaffer Kim Shallenberger Mary Shannon Ron Shannon Yvonne Shearer Tim Shirey Tim Shock Denny Sibert Larry Simpson Chuck Slaba Sandy Slates '-wh. is lvnja- -'-Q,-' 2 'aff g,-3? gl? F 5, west., xx, 7.3 ,f-,, ,V,.. ,.,,. Carol Sloan Bruce Smith Connie Smith john Smith Sherry Smith Susan Smith Carol Snyder Fred Snyder Steffi Snyder Thomas Sowd Melanie Speelman Alan Spivey Ruthie Stahl Cindy Stallman Roger Stark Jim Steigerwald Mark Stevenson Carol Stiner Susie Stipes Bob Stoner Shirley Storey Paulette Stover Fenton Strader Mark Sullivan Sharon Sullivan Carl Swenburg Carl Swigart Gail.Tilton Lee Tsocheff Bob Tucker Terry Tuersley Bonnie Urban Pam Vance Sandra Vaughan Marie Vitangeli Robert Vitangeli Vivian Voican Greg Vorshak John Wackerly Betty Wagner Douglas Wagner Sue Wagner William Wagner Kathy Waldick Sue Waldick Mr Mattachione prepares to release his bookworms 1... A iw , VL M :Boll The majorettes assemble for a march down the field during half time. i ,. pw. lu.-'Eg as fi . Sf- W T -i ' . W ki 2' ef 53: Marilee Walters Dave Webber Kurt Weber Terry Weidner Rick Weise Alice Wesley Terry Weston Sue Wheeler Dorothy White Jack Whitehouse Leslie' Wiggins Greg Wilson Glenn Willmont Jenny Wile Tom Williams EH WE WE GMES MGR Hwrwml Sag? Buzz Wince John Witmer Mearlyn Wood Susan Wright Lois Wllertz Larry Yoho james Young Todd Young Bill Ziegler Bill Zimmerman 'WW lu.. Tom Gordon presents his problem as attendance personnel listeng Becky Schultheis shows a.I1'll1SCl'I1C1'lt. L.. '?IlI'nn-,shi x,,,. . , . Rick Bergman and Jim Coblentz, under the guidance of Mr. Selch, operate a lathe in metal shop. Qi, t X Activity in this office picks up after the arrival of the mail. 76 AE , I Flashback fcirca 19641: Overcrowded conditions were relieved by building on the west wing. Cheerleaders spend many hours practicing after school. no Students help to decorate Christmas tree in the lobby. Mr. Chuidioni and joe Shulok experiment with titrations in chemistry lab. Flashback fcirca 1962j: Junior Senior Prom. Many awards are made and prizes given on Senior Day-all in fun. Sophomores Learn to Adapt to Active Perry Life CLASS OF 1968 Christine Vermeer ....... President Chuck Stewart . . . ..... Vice-President Peg Forrest ....... Secretary Marsha Brown . . . ..... Treasurer Diane Kendig . . . . . . Historian or Dayle Allen Debbie Anderson Bonnie Andrews Mark Andrews Floyd Angus Darlene Arbuckle Susan Archer Tom Babbo Beverly Baker Carolyn Baker Kathy Baker Steve Bartuseck janet Bates Carl Battista Brad Bauman Richard Bethune Joe Betro jackie Bilas Colin Binns john Birone Charles Bishop Bill Black Ernie Blood Judy Boggs Lloyd Booth Kathy Bose Steve Bourquin Ron Bourquin Cathie Bowen Vicki Bowen Becky Bowling Tom Bowling Mike Bradley Sue Brendlen Marsha Brown Mary Bryden janet Burch Connie Burwell Judy Butler Bob Campton Lynette Carlson Diane Charton Lisa Chiples Eric Christenson Randy Cisler Carlee Clapper Rod Clark Bill Clauss Jamie Clinger Dennis Close Josette Clouse Greg Cocklin Vicki Cochrane Peggy Cole Scott Coleridge Larry Coley Keith Collins Barbara Colvin Cathy Connell Rita Cosentino Coach Winkhart introduces football players at pep rally Clarence Cosgrove Delores Costilow Juanita Costilow Pat Costilow Alana Cowal jerry Cowart Donna Cox Lester Cramblett Keith Crum Tim Crum Rebecca Cumpston Jerry Daggett Pam Davis Tod Dean Becky Debulla LEW' The refreshment stand is always a popular place at half time. Martha DeLong Cindy Denison Barb Derheimer Bob Derheimer Cindy Derheimer Brian DeOrio Dan DeStephen Debra Dickinson Pat Dietz Larry Digman Michael Dilsauer Don DiSantis Sally Doll Patricia Dornan Margaret Dressler Michele Droggas Pam Druesedow Ron Dudek Sondra Dudek Robert Dunnerstick Jody Dye Mike Dyer Faith Edgein Bob Edwards Pam Edwards Pat Edwards Carol Evans David Farrar jim Ferber Judy Ferguson Mary Ferguson Kathy Ferrel Judy Fertgus Kathy Finley Debby Fisher Bob Fisher Mike Flack Jim Flagg Bonnie Foltz Susan Foltz Peg Forrest Brent Fowler Larry Fowler Roger Fowler Vivian Fowler Gary Frascone Chuck Frascone Ron Fuller Maureen Fry Andrew Galay Kathy Garnett Dan Gash Joyce Gates Pete Gentile Glenn Gentry Tammy Gerber Larry Gesen Doug Goldsworthy Sue Golembeski Carole Gonda Cheryl Gowins Kathy Grandle Tom Greathouse Darrell Green Linda Greene Mike Grimes Diana Grimm Karen Haddox Becky Haines Tom Hale Mike Hall Wayne Hannum Vicki Harbison Barbara Harry Bill Haslar Mary Haugh Scott Hayes Rosemary Hayne Charles Heaster Loma Hedrick Kathy Heist Gregory Henderhan Diane Henderson Steve Henry Debbie Hershberger Jane Hider Tim Hildebrand John Hipsley Margaret Hoffman Tom Hollingbaugh The initiation of the new choir members was a gala affair. 'Vt Q A Sophomore gym class exercises for physical fitness. Bradley Holmes Kenneth Hoover Dave Hope Jean Housos Tom Howenstine Vicki Hughes Doug Husted Ray Hyde Guy Hysong Kathy Indorf Don Irwin Margaret Irwin jim javis Dennis jedel Donn johnson Eileen jones Richard Jones Shelly jones Donna Kambrick Linda Kambrick Joan Kate Darlene Keagy Carol Keith Susan Kemmerling Diane Kendig Larry Kessler Kenny Kidd Diana Kines Carole King Terry King Cathy Kirkpatrick Roger Kirkpatrick Howard Kiser Paul Kleinhenz Jean Knisley Lynn Klotz jill Kohler Jill Koontz Charles Kozee Dave Kracker Keith Kull Kent Kull Jean Kuhn Mary Laase Mitch Laps Chris Large Bill Lashinske Pat Laskey Ronald Lautensleger John Leach Debbie Lebo Paulette Lenhart Kathi Lewis Fred Liber Bill Lindquist James Lint Greg Lintner jim Lloyd Dennis Lookabaugh Gary Loudin Dale Lower Christine Lucas Scott Ludwig jaci Lumbates Kay Mahaffey' Gayle Mangus Dwight Manwaring Sue Masalko Dana Maxwell Don McArthur Carl McCartney Sandy McClaskey Tim McDonald Patty McDowell Kenny McGill Vivian Okey a Student Congress member, greets visitors in the lobby Debbie Meeker Nancy Menegay Charley Meredith Margie Merrick Bob Metzger Paulette Meyers Gerie Milash Kerri Miller Linda Milnes Elizabeth Michler I0 Beth Moats Guy Moore Jim Moore Judy Moore Marilyn Moore Rick Moore Gerry Moorehead Betsy Moretta Karen Morgan Dave Motts Pam Muehlheim Norman Myers Tom Myers Tom Nelson Dwane Netzly jim Newbrough Bob Newlon James Nickas Gary Norcia Lisa Ohliger Under Mr Stollar s supervxsxon a class makes outlxnes for next day s assrgnment. Vivian Okey Larry Oney Pat Orlando Mary Panacia Thomas Parrott Linda Paxson Glenn Payne jack Perdue Darlene Phillips Carla Philpott Barbara Ponieski Debra Pool Donald Potter Thomas Prestier Mike Puente Cecil Pyles Dan Radel Lorinda Rainsberger Sue Rambaud Edward Ray james Reese Martin Reese Sue Reidbach Donna Reiter Pat Reiter Bill Repp Dennis Resler Paul Rice Audrey Richard Benard Richard jr. Charles Ridgeway Debbie Riley Shirley Rininger Cindy Risher Sally Risher Lori Roach Judy Robbins Terry Rogers Diane Rohleder Adela Rosca David Roshong Marcia Russell Linda Ryman Debbie Sady Gerald Salla Paul Sanko Don Satterfield jim Scarberry Leonard Schmidt Glenn Schroeder Mark Schroeder Nancy Schumacker Rex Schumacher Susan Scourfield Debbie Seccombe Don Seebach Ken Seemann Bill Seese Pat Seikel Dave Selby Maria Settimio Danny Sevier Karen Sewell Bob Shane Diana. Shanklin Ken Sheely Jeanne Sibert jerry Simler Cheryl Singleton Linda Slease Chris Smith Deborah Smith Arthur Snyder jeffrey Snyder Wade Snyder Recreation became a part of our lunch time program this year Hot lunches are served to Perry students daily. fred Kay Smith Kim Smith Richard Smyser Pat Soptelean Dan Southworth Gail Splittorff Terry Stands Bryson Starkey Lois Starkey Carol Starmer Mary Staudt Greg Steffen Gary Steinbach Vicki Stephen Carol Stevens Chuck Stewart Denny Stillion Rusty Stoats David Stockdale George Stropki Wally Stuchul Mike Sturrett Mike Sullivan Mike Sullivan Walt Schumacher Denny Swartz Kathy Swigart Dianne Szabo Linda Teter john Tharp Judy Theken Terry Tsocheff Dennis Turner Kathy Uhlmann Ralph Ury Dave Vasil Richard Vasil Chris Vellucci james Vincent Leona Vitale Cindy Voican Nancy Wade Terry Wahl janet Wall Tom Walter Betty Walters Pat Walters Lyle Ward Bill Warden Gerald Warfield George Waseity Linda Wayne Deana Webber Sue Weekley Terry Weiser Rick West Steve Wheeler Buron Whitehurst Marcia Wilkinson Gregory Williams john Williams Randy Williamson Doug Wise Bob Wolfe David Wright Dan Wymer Bob Yohe Marcia Young Garry Yost Larry Yost Rick Yutzey Jenny Zorger Ted -Byers -mum -f ...nv .avr jenny McLeod and Theresa Cosentino try on Showboat's cast spent many anxious moments before curtain time. a cap and gown in anticipation of graduation. WWW lunww Many games were replayed and new strategies developed over a cup of coffee. Bob Tucker drives for two against Jackson Seven speech and debate students qualified for state competition. A sewing class was one of many adult education groups which met during the school year. ,,. i 'Hr iii? 98 Flashback fcirca 1959l: Perry played some fine games back in the good old days B . . 4 ,. X Q if nv The prom was the last gala affair for the seniors. ' ,g wfffg., a. Yearbook staffers relax at the end of a busy day. 9. 'V' Flashback fcirca 19601: Coach Wampfler was assisted in gym classes by Boys' Leaders. Perry trackmen get ready for action against Central Catholic as Coach Demaree looks on. l ' K . Pj A 1 1. Mr. Beatty and Mr. johnson talk with parents at open house. Flashback fcirca 19645: Part of cast from Anything Goes . Teachers work long hoursg some break under the strain. Students crowd doors on first day of school. ,.t3,,,w, ,gr ,,,.....,m,i...., ,.,,m,... ...,....w..,,,, Y 1w Flashback fcirca 19611: PBX staff Mrs. Cain selects new materials from the business department. Mrs. Gheen administers a test to jerry Cowart in the guidance The lobby is a busy place at noon with ticket and office. book sales. 5 I i i L ' , N Bollom Row: Tom Gilmore, Jeff Kaylor, Dick Wince, Roger Archibald, Chuck Lloyd, Dick Bruey, Tom Edwards, Jim Kessler, Ed Bullock Row 2: Fred Saylor, Tom McClain, jim Nelson, Dave Fisher, Junior Parker, Charlie Robbins, jim Bracken, Terry Irwin, Da1L.Parcell, Terry Potter. Row 3: Greg Henderhan, Tom Gordon, Tim Kuntzman, joe Burick, Ron Hought, Scott Shaffer, Ryan Shaffer, Reg Hosner, Phil Halco Tom Nelson. Row 4: Mike Denato, Ken Wince, Mich Laps, Dennis Turner, Dave Heckman, Bob Harriman, john Birone, Al Kirkbride, Rick Yutzey, jack Perdue, Bob Newlan. Gridders Have Second Best Season The Panther eleven closed the 1966 grid year with an overall record of six wins and four losses, the second best in Perry history. Tom Winkhart came to Perry from Sandy Valley to take over as head coach. Helping Winkhart were assistants Bill Roland, backs, Ray Fortner, ends and tackles, and joe Demaree, guards and centers. After beating Timken in the home opener, and taking drubbings from North Canton and Canton South, the Panthers began to move. Three consecutive victories over Sandy Valley, Fairless, and Lehman gave the gridders a 4-2 record, and second place in the Federal League. But as suddenly as the Panthers had caught fire, they were stopped cold. Glenwood and Jackson handed the pig- skinners humiliating shutouts to give them a 4-4 record and dropped Perry into a fourth place tie with Marlington in the league. Perry won its final two games by stomping Riverview and nipping Marlington in the season finale, to get third place in the Federal League. Terry Irwin, senior quarterback and tri-captain, received the Most Valuable Player Award at the annual Booster Club football banquet. Also winning awards were Bob Harriman, junior fullback, best offensive back, senior end Dave Fisher, best offensive lineman, senior Roger Archibald, best defensive back, senior end junior Parker, best defensive lineman. Harriman pushes for four yards off tackle. in Perry's History PERRY 8 12 I2 30 14 50 0 ,O 60 16 OPPONENT Timken North Canton Canton South Sandy Valley I7airless Lehman Glenwood jackson Rwmvkw Marlington SCORE 6 50, 34 1 2 6 24 14 30 0 14 Coach Roland discusses the defense of an opponent with Coach Demaree. Harriman loses helmet but gains a touchdown. DICK WINCE JIM BRACKEN TERRY IRWIN Tri-Captain Tri-Captain Tri-Captain ' I X::w'p.,x . .V 5 , Y x 've ' 4 'iz ,t Q, 4 t , t Terry Irwin sweeps left end for yardage. Tom McClain gathers a pass from Terry Irwin to pick up an important first down against Lehman. Bazlom raw: Brad Bauman, Chris Smith, Fred Liber, Greg Cocklin. Row 2: Tim Hildebrand, Max Lee, Tom Howenstine, jim Lloyd, Chuck Meredith, Wayne Hannam. Row 3: Ted Currier, Dick Vassel, Kim Shallenberger, Ken Seemann, Sam Yobi, Frank Kozee. Raw 4: John Smith, Tim Glenn, Dana Maxwell, Fred Brannan, Dave Hope. MANAGERS: Gerald Warfield, Tom Sowd, Ron Hoffman, Carl Reiter, Bob Stoner. lI0 Harriman pushes off a would be tackler. Coach Winkhart shows concern COACHES: Nick DiFrancisco, Bob Bird, Jeff Greenfelder, Ed Sedmoc Fortner, Bill Roland, joe Demaree. at the Glenwood game. k, Tom Winkhart, Head, Ray WV b4 MLQ I I I 5552 W' 0 97' 1' :Nl J Q, Y I . I Q fm- tl 3 l5,. 10 CHIP l 'I' ' 'YF' VARSITY TEAM, Co-Captains: Mark Harriman, Wayne Kroll. Smfzding: Terry Irwin, Larry Dudek, Junior Parker, Gary Blackmer, Ardie Cooper, Dave Fisher, Bob Tucker, Jeff Crowl, Don Bardnell Perry Cagers Post Successful Season ima, r60 'V'e'1': jlgfpeflwl 'Tb U' Ain-fee Z Z4 KM ' A jump shot Blackmer style. I Jwwff 4 'er 59441 CVVV' 'ALULL 'AJ VUC'1,7fM1 This season Perry's Varsityvcagers compiled a 13-5 rec- ord in regular season play. Coach Ed Mathie, completing his second year as Perry's mentor, was selected Coach of the Year by the Stark County Coaches Association. Four team records were broken by the Panther squad, and Wayne Kroll, 6'5 center, set four individual records while Ardie Cooper set a new season field goal percent- age. Paced by Kroll with 567 points, this year's Panthers scored the second highest total season points in Perry history. II3 PERRY 44 63 45 64 87 68 70 54 49 67 63 61 76 67 59 70 84 25 VARSITY RECORD OPPONENT Dover Sandy Valley Lehman Marlington Tuslaw Fairless Glenwood Akron Buchtel jackson Canton South Central Sandy Valley Marlington N. Canton Fairless Glenwood jackson Canton South Dudek sinks final two at Jackson game. SCORE 24 27 49 62 53 55 63 49 57 73 57 54 68 57 66 58 58 57 Red Harriman passes the pack e1v'vnw wM:mwww:msmw,A Mwlmmw Glenwood gets a kick out of Wayne Kroll rebounds Bardne1l's shot. Ardie Cooper tips against Jackson. Wayne Kroll zooms one. Managers: Dennis Hope, Bruce Smith, Bill Haslar, Jerry Warfield. Assistant Coach Fortner Reserve Coach Roland Head Coach Mathie rf 52,.: Yf1: I 1 'I' 7: J A s,w,T,,,MWW,kmW,a . ,Ha 1 , miswf':s,g,sffs':1ai-e2ff5,s,, it at , 0 , mr. t t ., S . l Q e ' igigggg SKIP! agfyyp 9 MZ f mf- f f, rf! Fig' , 146 , RESERVE TEAM, Bozlom row: Chris Smith, Doug Wise, Larry Penix, Steve Bartuseck, Chuck Stewart. Top raw: Dave Motts, Al Kirkbride, Don Irwin, Paul Sanko, Tom Nelson, Jack Perdue, Bob Newlon. Reserves Sport 15-2 Record for Outstanding Season .Perry's reservists chalked up 15 wins in 17 games to set a new school record and twelve team records. They scored a total of 913 points as opposed to 644 for their opponents. Pouring 208 markers through the hoop, Steve Bartusek copped individual scoring honors, while Tom Nelson made 5270 of his shots for the best shooting percentage. This year's reserve cagers assure Perry of continued basketball strength. - ..,. v1m.,.,,,,r,, .. :,,.,,.,.t.,,m Tom Nelson snatches a rebound from a jackson player. II7 :ua ,I sau. II8 Panther Nine Has Fine Season ga. 'f F, JVL, V ,a L.. X BASEBALL TEAM: Bottom row: Tom Gordon, Jody Bolitho, Bob Morris, Rick Miller, Greg Wilson,- Larry Penix, Bob Harriman, Tom Gilmore, Gary Beuchat, Tom Yablonski. Raw 2: Coach Ed Mathie, Manager jack Hallam, Mike Chapanar, Bruce Gordon, Chuck Gesen, Dan jannelli, junior Parker, Jim Bracken, Terry Irwin, Rick Albrecht, Ken Newlon, Manager Dave Hallam. Ken Newlon begins his wind-up. Mike Chapanar stops that burning fast ball. 'ilff'rf -111' '- A -'X -'A M Q Mnlxx ,Base 6? As a result of the experienced coaching of Ed Mathie and the inspired effort of the team, the Panther nine finished their 1965 season in second place in the Federal League. Led by the pitching of Larry Penix, Terry Irwin, and jim Bracken, the baseballers posted an 8-7 season record. jim Bracken, Terry Irwin, Bruce Gordon, Ir. Parker, and Tom Yablonski batted over .300. Despite the loss of three lettermen, the Pan- ther nine has the ability to produce a Federal League Championship team during the '65-'66 school season. o.ov.bo3tm.Q3u.Q GDLKD... ,Qs-rDloD5'uuo.Q. Snnvdgg s-ll.:-oOj3.,,,, mba We ' ' d Mamie Chuck Gesen awaits his turn at bat l20 , i Coach Bill Roland Caddies for Gordon Woolbert. The Panther golf team, using the Elms Country Club as their home course, made its debut in the spring of 1965. Medalist Gordon Woolbert, the number one man, and Duff Rex, Bob Vitangeli, and John Jabrocki, the second, third, and fourth men re- spectively, led the panthers to a 5-11 season. Besides Rex, Vitangeli and Jabrocki, returning golfers are seniors Bill jones and Bob Sealg junior Paul Jones, and sophomores Steve Bartuseck and jack Perdue. Gordon Woolbert watches the ball travel down the fair- Rudy Rex keeps his eye on the ball. way. , 1- Www A -2- --v- s-figs 3 it K TRACK TEAM Barium Row Dick Preston Larry Wilson Rick Dutton, jack Able, Dale Klinfg, Dick McKirmy, Dale Piper Frank Hosner Paul Holmes Doyle Clark Pete Ciesielcyzk Dick Fowler, Wayne Kroll. Raw 2: Tom McClain, Ieff Kaylor, Max Lee, Mike Maz zarella Lanny Angus Russ Brumbaugh Charlie Robbins Tom Mccuskey, Steve Voican, Mike Starzynski, Dennis Conley, Dan Parcell Ed Bullock Dave Bodo Mark Harriman Row 3 Ritchard Priest, Dan Lebo, Paul Casto, Ted Currier, Don Albrecht, Tim Glen Bob Tucker Terry Bergluncl Dale Banner Gary Yoho joe Kornish, Ron Haught, John Farkas, Reg Hosner, Dan Ananis, Ken Schafrath On the Cmder Path Due to continued hard work and fine coaching, the Perry cindermen have taken their place among the var- sity athletes. Fine performances by tri-captains, miler Dick Fowler, weightmen Frank Hosner and Dale Piper high- lighted the season. Other good performances were made by pole vaulter jeff Kaylor, quarter miler Mark Harriman, and high hurcller Lanny Angus. Good showings were also made by Dave Bodo, Jim Glenn, Tom McCuskey, Ron Haught, Tom McClain, Wayne Kroll, Bob Tucker, and Max Lee. With upcoming sophomores Chuck Stewart, Denny Turner, Mitch Laps, Tom Nelson, Don Irwin, and Floyd Angus, the team is expected to improve their 3-4-1 record next season. Buzz Winde. Row 4: Dan Farrar, Alan Spivey, Bruce Smith, Tom johnson, Rick McClain, Chuck Slabo, Fred Brarman, 'Ken Hodge. Manager Mike Long. SENIORS: Frank Hosner, Paul Holmes, Dale Piper, Dick McKinney, Doyle Clark, Dick Fowler Dale Piper tries for distance. Dick Fowler breaks another record. I23 5mm va iff. .Nm J, A ff. Q0 , V in VARSITY TEAM, Bottom raw: Ken Wince, Gary Beuchat, Rich Priest, Tim Hildebrand, Tim Miller. Row 2: Dick Wince, Joe Palandranr Dan Parcell, Charlie Robbins, Ed Bullock, Jody Bolitho. SEASON RECORD PERRY OPPONENT SCORE 22 Glenwood 1 7 26 jackson 1 6 28 Waynedale 1 0 30 Northwest 1 3 27 Smithville 13 2 3 Alliance 1 9 1 7 Orrville 2 1 21 Louisville 20 1 4 Ravenna 2 3 28 Marlington 10 2 3 Lincoln 1 7 After three losing seasons, the Panther wrestlers, coached by joe Demaree, posted a 9-2 record and won the Fed- eral League Wrestling Crown with a 4-0 mark. Senior Dick Wince led the team with a 9-O record. Dick was backed by joe Palandrani, senior, and Tim Miller, junior, who posted 9-1 and 9-1-1 performances, respectively. Only two of the eleven weight classes failed to win more matches than they lost. Coach Demaree demonstrates a take down Grapplers Cop Federal League Crown y ,f Ken Wince works for a reversal on Joe Palandrani. Manager: Marty Donaldson RESERVE TEAM, Bozmm ww: Dave Vasil, Doug Golclsworthy, Chuck Kozee, Floyd Angus, Alan Spivey, Bob Shane. Raw 2: jim Lloyd, Chuck Meridith, Ken Marshall, Terry Pedicord, Dennis Turner, Wallace Stuchul. Row 3: Mitch Lapps, Rick Yutzey, Roy Dean, Ken Seemau, jim Kessler, Walter Girocl. 3 a ,e 1 Nancy Kate, janet Ferguson, Gracie Andriotto, Captain, Carol Tilton, Donna Vargo, Marilee Walters VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Enthusiasm, dedication, and vital- ity are outstanding attributes of the Cheerleaders. Eagerly they build school morale through pep assem- blies where new cheers may be learned, and untiringly they cheer at all the football and basketball games, at home and away. IZ6 Ready to fight, Dave Fisher breaks through the hoop and heads for the gridiron Ron Haught runs through the hoop at full speed. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Bollom four joan Madnlana Matter, Ruthie Stahl, Carol Keith. 1 ,, 5 'a 3 Perry's Panther and Jacksons Polar Bear provide their own referee. Kate, Vicki Cochran falternatej, Peggy Forest fcaptainj, Ceuler: Donna Cox. Top: Flashback fcirca 19605: It required several students to broadcast morning an- Diane Henderson, Roy Miller, and Mike Dyer entertain at Perry-Glenwood sock hop. HOUDCCIHCDIS. Bob Riddle and Rick Patterson are working toward completion of a project in woodworking shop. I28 Announcements are now taped the evening before and played by one student-Gary jarrell. Bofzam Row: Pat Dietz, Audrey Richard, Linda Hasselquist, Debbie Dickinson, Cindy Eckert, Jill Kohler, Margaret Irwin, Sue Rambaud, Jill Koontz. Raw 2: Dick Boyd, Dan Farrar, Jim Vincent, Dave Selby Collin Binns, Dave Elliott, Bill Seese, Willis Sexton, Dave Miller, Coach Don Miller. TENN S CLUB The Tennis Club is a recreational organization that affords students an opportunity to participate in a game which helps to develop good sports- manship and it provides worthwhile exercise. The group is open to boys and girls of all grades. When Weather permits, games are played outside in intermural competition. Z I r L X , iffisx, . 1 4: i 1 1? 522 , 1:N'1J95:i z H, Z 5561? , xx 5 -in 1 ff X HQ 5 v A' V T ' y 4 Q 1 x 1 i U,,5ffwJ ,- X, M M Q X Q 0 F flf ima! w X wg' 1 ML , , M X A 1 1' 4 3 hi-.Y 'lui ,,,7f. 2 1 f ' . df L - . , , X E Y ' 1 f ' X l my- Ww 4' f W E xv f X A 'W ' ' 35 4232 ' n 'Y 1155 V f f' ..-1-rf.. 1 5' A t f P-mi A 'I' A h . Vn,f:, jaw.. X' ff 4 f 42 .jot . f f 'sman ctoNGRESs Good citizenship, democratic leader- ship, and a closer relationship be- tween the faculty and student body is the objective of -the congress. It has aided in solving many problems and has sponsored several school assemblies. I i Bottom row Floyd Angus Marsha Edgar Bob Seal Ron Reernsnyder Row 2 Theresa Cosentmo, Jenny McLeod, Linda David, Barb Lazor Terry Tsocheff joe Shulok Nancy Kate Sue Waldick Steffi Snyder Paulette Stoxer Row 3 Vivian Okey, Sue Rambaud, Pat Kosierowski Constitution and Amendment Larry Creter Donna Co Fred Llber Assembly and Program: sierowski, Linda David Foreign Exchange: Terry Tsocheff jenny McLeod Theresa Cosentino, joe Shulok -,fi-Q-. ILL AND SCROLL Composed of students possessing journalistic ability and the determination to Work, this international society reveals the intellectual and social status of Perry. Yearbook members seeking admission must spend twenty-five hours working on the Clock and sell a hundred dollars worth of advertising. Newspaper students are re- quired to have published a hundred column inches of writing in the View. Bozfom raw: Judy Winner, Carol Tilton, Barb Lazor, Debbie Nelson, Niki Engelharclt, Darlene Dunbar. Row 2: Mr. Parlette, View Advisor, Mrs. Stollar, Clock Co-advisor, Mrs. McNutt, Clock Advisor, Theresa Cosentino, Dick Wince, Nancy Sell, Jenny McLeod, Sue Mercer. Row 3: Cathy Preston, ,Bruce Landis, Fred Oberrniller, Bruce Gordon, Larry Creter, Bill McDannell, Bob Seal. I34 TIONAL H0 UR SOCIETY National Honor Society endeavors to create a strong- er scholastic interest on the part of the student body. Its members are selected for their high scholastic average, leadership abilities, and character. The society inducts new members at anrassembly dur- ing the spring. It has charge of the selection of the basketball queen and her court. NHS OFFICERS: John Dambrowski, Treasurer, Bob Seal, Presi- dent, Pam Steen, Secretaryg-Mrs. Gheen, Advisor, Wayne Kroll, Vice President, Mr. Stoffer, Advisor. Qfifil, ig Bollom row: Larry Creter, Max Lee, Judy Hedrick, Carol Tilton, Cheryl Henning, Joanne Heintzleman, Ellen Cochran, Marsha Edgar, Judy Witmer. Row 2: Danielle Daniels, Nancy Kate, Cathy Preston, Darlene Skeen, Pam Steen, David Keller, Jody Bauman, Heide Garbe. Row 3: Tim Pucky, Terry Irwin, Bruce Gordon, Mike Dambrowski, Bob Seal, Wayne Kroll, John Dambrowski, Bill Jones, Ron Hoffman, Walt Girod. F3 C X11 EX 15 is Dave Hallam, Tim Pucky and Gary Jarrell, Pbotog mplwrx NOV, la Nancy Sell, 1 ji U nd err! aff l, ll Editor jenny McLeod, Club Editor Fred Obermiller, Sporty Edilor Larry Creter and Nancy Robish, Arlixtx The 1965-66 Clock Staff THE CLOCK From the drawing board to the finished product, the school yearbook is a timeless task of writing copy, planning, and proof reading. One deadline leads frantically into another from fall to spring. To combat such conditions, the Clock staff .is a group of students with novel ideas and tireless en- ergy. Skillfully they busy themselves from one deadline to an- other and cautiously watch as the Clock ticks on. Cathy Preston, Editor-in-Chief . -.,. , fp rx X Y A-142.-, 0.5 r I? Ati- 'J' Darlene Dunbar, Burinerr Mon agar Sue Mercer, Senior Clair Editofjful ' . ,.. -,,, ,. n .L ,1.:mgL.5,.:a.. . . . . . 1 , g a. l Y' I x Y i I N fl ' . l ,Y I 7 if A ix . , , l l ,l , . l' ' ., 1 ' ' A' l ' Mrs. Evelyn McNutt, Edilorial Adoirorif Mrs. Jan Stollar, Burinerr Advisor X , , B' Theresa Cosentino, Photography Editor Bob Seal, Editor'-in-Chia Mr. Parlette, Advisor THE PANT HER'S VIEW Diligently and faithfully the View staff meets its deadlines. Throughout the school year its coverage includes everything from sports to elec- tions, from editorials to letters to the editor, and from human interest features to informative features. f l Carol Tilton, Mfzmzging Edilor Judy Witmer, Feature Editor ...g. Niki Engelhardt, Asxociote Editor The 1965-66 View Staff Wul- Bruce Gordon, Sporty Editor GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to increase interest and participation in all sports as a means of promoting physical efficiency, health, good character, and a wise use of leisure time. The girls achieve this through intramural sports, bowl- ing, camping trips, and activity meetings. G.A.A. OFFICERS: Debbie Nelson, President, Jane Gesen, Vice-President, Margie Roberts, Treasurer, Gracie Andriotto, Secretary, Marsha Long, Historiang Mrs. Henderson, Advisor. Bollom row: Sue Kemmerling, Jeanne Sibert, Rhonda Seward, Margaret Saylor, Sue Wright, Paulette Stover, Sherry Smith, Sue Wagner, Linda Perdue, Linda Guley, Tami Klick, Josette Clouse, Lois Fowler. Raw 2: Marilyn Moore, Pam Druesdow, Jackie Bilas, Cindy Voican, Cindy Denison, Tammy Gerber, Judy Fertgus, Nancy Wade, Mary Staudt, Marcia Wilkinson, Debbie Smith, Pam Krumm, Linda Kramer, Alana Cowal, Marsha Brown. Row 3: Karen Horning, Lynne Gilbert, Jane Gesen, Candy Bixler, Carol Snyder, Carla Bracken, Elinor Ponieski, Marsha Koterna, Sue Waldick, Anne Macarie, Linda Haselquist, Pat Ditz, Sandy McClasky, Sue Weekly, Sue Brenlen. Row 4: Becky Haines, Barb Ponieski, Diane Szabo, Cheryl Roth, Barb Hayes, Carolyn Brand, Sandy Vaughn, Kitty Kilpatrick, Becky Ben- der, Kathy Patterson, Pat Walters, Lenora Beaver, Carol Steiner, Cheri Ferris, Barb Lazor, Donna Vargo, Nancy Kate. S fg U b , l , ,, . l , C . .if .SWL 3 ., Bottom row: Vicki Harbison, Kathy Kirkpatrick, Patty McDowell, Beckie DeBula, Cindy Eckert, Audrey Richards, Barb Masterana, Ioan Biahler, Belinda McVay, Pam Griffith, Melanie Spellman, Gina Di Giacomo, Marilee Walters. Row 2: Jean Stratton, Linda David, joan Straton, Marlyn Wood, janet Ferguson, Charlotte Fawcett, Donna Reiter, Bonnie Urban, Linda Hayes, Madalana Motter, Carol Keith, Rita Cosentino, Cathy Bowen, Mary Marsfelder, Cathy Heist. Raw 3: Linda Bowen, Linda Annis, Bonnie Kilper, Michelle Wise, Nancy Oberlin, Cherie Hinderson, Sue Loew, Lorie Kramer, Carlee Clapper, joan Kate, Carol Tilton, Grace Andriotto, Anita johnson, Susan Archer, Linda Bauer. Raw 4: Diane Henderson, jean Housas, Kathy Farrell, Keri Miller, Lorinda Rainsberger, Nancy Peterman, jill Laps, Mary Shannon, Karen Hensley, Pat Reiter, Toni Rinaldi, Carol King, Linda Ryman, Karen Morgan, Chris Vellucci, Vicki Hughes, Debbie Long, Margie Roberts. Bollom row: Jody Dye, Michelle Drogas, Cindy Witmer, Linda Levengood, Barb Ball, Leslie Negulic, Pat Koserowski, joan Cogan, Debbie Dickenson, Marcia Young, Becky Bowling, Margaret Hoffman, Nancy Menegay. Raw 2: Claudia McPherson, Carol Burgess, Debbie Robey, Barb Derhimer, Kathy Lewis, Janet Burch, Gayle Slusser, Jean Pikulik, Debby Rex, Kathy Bose, Anita McBride, Vicki Cochran, Donna Cox, Peggy Forrest. Row 3: Marie Settimio, Monica Krantz, Sue Mercer, Michelle Cantrell, Carol Sloan, Kathy Wal- dick, Kay Miller, Diane Preusser, Judy Hall, Sue Wheeler, Gail Tilton, jenny Wile, Shirley Storey, Kay Kanney. Row 4: Barb Calvin, Vivian Voican, Linda Lucas, Sue Kohl, Debbie Nelson, Cindy Stallman, Marsha Long, Kay Frank, Sue Laase, Carla Philpott, Pam Schuster, Linda Schneblen, Carol Seal, Shelley Jones, Lois Wuertz, Francie Preston, Vicki Arntz, Nancy Shoemocker. Bottom row: Ed Bullock, Chuck Lloyd, Dick Wince. Row 2: Dan Parcell, Dave Fisher, Tom Edwards, Ryan Shaffer. BOYS' LE DERS The boys' and girls' leaders are selected toiaid the physical educa- tion teachers by organizing the gym classes prior to the teacher's arrival. They themselves must be physically fit to participatee and encourage the gymnastic program and emotionally fit to cope with any hazard. GIRLS' LE DERS Botlom raw: Pam Vance, jean Stratton, Madalana Matter, joan Stratton, Ruthie Stahl, Joan Brahler. Row 2: Shirley Storey, Kay Kanney Carol Stiner, Sue Waldick, Gail Tilton, Judy Hall. Row 3: Marsha Long, Vivian Voican, Terri Hale, Anita McBride, Claudia McPherson Karen Horning. I i ,E . ni. AUDIO VISUA An outstanding service was performed M.. this year by the projectionists who were willing to give time and effort in the audio visual department. The main ob- 5 jective of the club is to show films for class instruction. Other duties in- clude showing noon movies, operating the lighting for all stage productions, run- ning the public address system for football games, and spinning the records for sock hops. In the community they Show films for CIVIC groups' A. V. ADVISORS: Mike Sturrett, Sophomore, Tim Pucky, Senior, Mr. Hall, Faculty Advisor, john Hartsock, junior. Bozlom row: Todd Young, Ray Cramblett, Tim Smeltzer, jerry Anderson, Paul Ronald, Greg Lintner, Torn Andrews, Bruce Robinson, Lester Cramblett, Dennis Hope. Raw 2: Mr. Hall, Roger Archibald, john Sible, Jim Nelson, Bill Howick, Mike Long, Bill Mc- Dannell, David Hallam, Gary jarrell, Andy Galay, Les Wiggins. Row 3: Dennis Stillion, Rick Yutzey, Dennis Turner, Gerald Salla, Tim Pucky, Larry Simpson, Doug Donovan, Ron Hoffman, john Thomas, Fred Obermiller, john Hartsock. Row 4: Tom Harman, Tom Hail, Dave Salla, Bob Harriman, Mike Sturrett, Rick Howe, Dave Webber, Denny Sibert, Doug Wagner, Dennis Dresser, Rick Parrot, Dennis Ladley, Denny Ressler. PERRY PLAYERS OFFICERS: Ellen Cochran, Secretaryg Pat Denison, Presidentg Marsha Edgar, Vice-Presidentg Judy Wit- mer, Treasurer, Mr. Mattachione, Advisor. PERRY PLAYERS Speech students interested in dramatics may join Perry Players. In this group, students can either perform in plays or work on one of the stage crews. PDATE A new organization this year is Update. This group of students, selected from the speech de- partment broadcasts announcements, current news, weather, sports reviews, and entertaining music. UPDATE: Tom McCuskey, Peg Forrest, Bob Seal, Debbie Fisher, Pat Dornan, Shirley Hillebrecht, Marsha Edgar, Bruce Landis, Dave Gibson. ,,--Y , , ., 4 5' Q- 'f V 2 f 2,5 ,V 4. 1' 1 ' 5 1 ' 'Vt . Bollom raw: Debby Robey, Margaret Hoffman, Peg Forrest, Jean Heintzelman, Claudia McPherson, Karen Horning, Lynn Gilbert, Jane Gesen, Candy Bixler, Kathy Bose, Vicki Cochran, Donna Cox, Adela Rosca. Row 2: Kay Miller, Theresa Cosentino, Barb Lazor, Nancy Kate, Donna Vargo, Anita McBride, Jerry Anderson, Jody Bauman, Judy Byers, Lenora Beaver, Tina Sauers, Dorothy White, Shirley Hillebrecht, Judy Fertgus, Betsy Moretta, Jeanne Siebert. Row 3: Dave Fondreist, Tona Atkinson, Evan Fox, Ron Dudek, Joe Shulok, Ray Holland. Doug Wagner, Bill Beck, Arden Cooper, George Baer, Steve Griffin, John Dambrowski, Mike Dambrowski, Bob Seal. Row 4: Jeff Kaylor, Dave Kogle, Tom Marcus, Fred Snyder, Sue Romigh, Jeanne Pikulik, Terry Weidner, Bruce Landis, Dave Gibson, Terry Tsocheff, Steve Bartusek, Bill McDannell, Debbie Rex, Gayle Slusser, Joe Suarez, Mike Long, Jerry Heinbaugh, Carol Brand, Sharon Kropf, Bollom raw: Rita Cosentino, Linda Thomas, Polly Urban, Gracie Andriotto, Mary Marsfelder, Jeanne Bachtel, Marsha Edgar, Pat Denison, Alice Wesley, Regina DiGiacomo Diane Kendig. Row 2: Carol Keith, Carol Tilton, Nancy Robish, Janet Ferguson, Judy Witmer, Cheri Hinderer, Nancy Oberlin, Kathy Bowen, Ellen Cochran, Cathy Heist, Tami Gerber, Joan Heintzlman. Row 3: Cindy Deni- son, Cindy Voican, Cheryl Henning, Pat Dornan, Carol Gonda, Becky Bowling, Joan Kate, Josette Clouse, Bob Derhiemer, Bill Dannemiller, Torn Downes, Michiko Kitimura, Chris Vellucci. Row 4: Bruce Robinson, Jody Dye, Ron Reemsnyder, Nancy Sell, Mary Bryden, Peggy Jones, Rosemary Fowler, Cheryl TeWinkle, Kathy Lewis, Marsha Brown, Mearlyn Wood, Michelle Drogos, Margerie Mer- rick, Mary Griffin, TIO AL FORENS C LEAGUE fhe National Forensic League is an honorary speech society which promotes competitive speaking, debate and oratory. The League requires that each member accumulates 25 points to join. To accomplish this, every Sat- urday from October to March, the members travel to other schools throughout the state, competing for honors. N.F.l.. OFFICERS: Sharon Kropf, President, Bruce Robinson, Vice- presidentg 'Nancy Robish, Secretary, Bruce Landis, Treasurer, Mr. Mattachione, Advisor. Bazmm row: Nancy Robish, Ellen Cochran, Carol Keith, Vivian Okey, Cathy Bowen, Rita Cosentino, Polly Urban, Mary Marsfelder, Mar- sha Edgar, Margret jianella, Diane Kendig. Row 2: Anita McBride, Vicki Cochran, Marsha Brown, Peg Forrest, Donna Cox, Ron Reemsnyder, Bruce' Robinson, Bob Derheimer, Chris Vellucci, Pat Dornan, Cheryl TeWinkle, Linda Hayes. Row 3: Sharon Kropf, Cheryl Henning, Theresa Cosentino, Terry Tsocheff, Debbie Fisher, Adela Rosca, Terry Weidner, Barb Hubbard, Shirley Hillebrecht, jenny McLeod, Gayle Splitorff, Mary Bryden, Carol Gonda, Becky Bowling. Row 4: Mike Dambrowski, john Dambrowski, Bob Seal, Tom McCuskey, Deanna Webber, Tom Atkinson, Dan Anania, Bruce Landis, Dave Kogel. THE SPIANS The aim of the National Thespian Society is to promote appreciation of the theatre. Stu- dents become eligible by participating either on or off stage in theatre productions. The Thespians stage a one-act play for district and state competition. Front: Ellen Cochran, Cheryl Henning, Pat Denison, Sharon Kropf, Nancy 1 -Robish, Marsha Edgar. Burk' Joe Shulok, Tum Atkinson .-!' wi fi , 1 V p I X j . af. f f . A V it X. T-ft. , . . l 2 fill. ' . '. 1 1 - i ,'J' 'lf' , , ' ix f- X THESPIAN OFFICERS: Mr. Matta chione, Advisorg Ellen Cochran, Secre- tary-Treasurerg Tom Atkinson, Vice- Presidentg Cheryl Henning, President. DEB TE The primary concern of the Debate Club is to give its members prac- tice in public speaking. The exper- ience gained in gathering data proves worthwhile to the debaters. Bollom ww: Bruce Robinson, Ron Reernsnyder, Pat Dornan, Polly Urban, Vivian Okey, Marsha Edgar, Cathy Bowen. Row 2: Carol Keith, Theresa Cosentino, Mary Bryden, Donna Cox, Sharon Kropf, Marsha Brown, Carol Gonda, Shirley Hillebrecht. Row 3: Bob Seal, Deana Webber, Bruce Landis, Terry Weidner, Dan Anania, Rick Miller, Dave Kogel. I47 FUTURE SECRET RIES Business students compose the club known as Future Secretaries. It pro- motes a professional attitude among sen- iors preparing for a future career in the field of business. Also, helpful informa- tion concerning proper business etiquette is given to the members at the meetings. F.S.A. OFFICERS: Esther Goblentz, President, Pat Vara, Treasurer, Sheila Russell, Vice-President, Michelle Wise, Secretary, Mrs. Cain, Advisor, Mrs. Allerton, Advisor. Botiom row: Linda David, Linda Bowen, Doris Haddox, Kathy Patterson, Debbie Bartko, Barb Ball, Cindy Wiuner. Row 2: Becky Bender, Cheri Ferris, Carolyn Brand, Esther Coblentz, Sheila Russell, Michelle Wise, Pat Vara. Raw 3: Linda Bauer, Janice Finsel, Gayle Slusser, Linda Schneblen, Kay Frank, Linda Storz, Darlene Dunbar, Sandy Harry, Becky Schultheis. l48 HI-Y At Perry the l-Ii-Y Club strives to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high stand- ards of Christian Character. During the school year this club was responsible for the intermural sports program, along with other Worthwhile programs and activities. HI-Y OFFICERS: Bob Morris, Secretary, Scott Shaffer, Treasurer, Carl Swinberg, Vice-Presidentg Tim Pucky, Presiclentg Mr. White, Advisor. Bottom row: Bob Morris, Fred Liber, Bill Wagner, Greg Rodriguez, Wayne Hanna Paul Ronald, Jerry Anderson, Ken Wince, Bob Shane. Raw 2: Dennis Laclly, Larry Simpson, Jody Bolitho, Steve Bartuseck, Rick iutzey, Dan Turner, Fenton Strader, Tom Gilmore. Row 3: Glenn Wilmot, Scott Shaffer, Robert Henry, Tim Russ, Tim Pucky, Ron McFarland, Carl Swinberg, Michael Rogich, Dave Motts, jack Perdue, Bob Newlon. 'M ' ' FRENCH CLUB E The Cercle Francais spreads Vive la France. Accomplishing this by having his- torical and cultural lectures, the French students learn of the France of yesterday, today and tomorrow. FRENCH OFFICERS: Jenny McLeod, President, Judy Witmer, Secretary, Joe Shulok, Vice-President, Greg Wilson, Treasurer, Mrs. Swearngin, Advisor. Boilom row: Tami Gerber, Judy Fertgus, Doris Lantz, Jean Bachtel, Vicki Burkholder, Linda Thomas, Judy Witmer, Becky Debula, Marcia Russell, Linda Greene, Faith Edgein, Gail Mangus, Alice Wesley. Row 2: Marilyn Moore, Debbie Dickenson, Marsha Young, Diane Charton, Kathy Por- ter, Sherry Seybert, Diane Rohledfer, Cathy Connell, Kathy Oswald, Judy Hendrick, Steffi Snyder, Barb Holmes, Marsha Bergman, Buzz Wince, Kathy Nesbitt, Polly Urban. Raw 3: Dave Mangus, Mike Dambrowski, John Dambrowski, John Thomas, Dave Elliott, Bruce Gordon, Ron Hoff- man, Don McClintock, Rob Lautenslager, Jim Lint, Doug Donavan, Joe Shulok, Walt Girod, Terry Irwin, Raw 4: Janie Pack, Carol Sloan, Kathy Waldick, Barb Calvin, Nicki Krantz, Pam Steen, Jody Bauman, Jeanie Pikulik, Jenny McLeod, Sue Wheeler, Jenny Wile, Candy Bixler, Judy By- ers, Josette Clouse. Row 5: Dwayne Netzley, Lee Keller, Donna Vargo, Margaret Hoffman, Irene Crilly, Tom Gordon, Terry Tsocheff, Bob Morris, Carla Philpott, Jill Koontz, Ryan Shaffer, Dave Fondriest, Paul Casto, Kathy Bose, Nancy Kate, Madalana Matter. 0 KEY CLUB Bollam row: Frecl Liber, Dick Wince, Tom McClain, Lee Keller, Gary Steinbach, Chuck Stewart, Chris Smith, Gary Beuchat, Ken Wince, Jim Young. Row 2: Scott Colerige, jim Nelson, Bill Warden, Rick Miller, Bill McDannell, Dave Keller, Steve Bartusek, Randy Cisler, Colin Bins, Terry Tsocheff, Jeff Kaylor. Row 3: Wade Snyder, Tim Pucky, Ray Holland, Larry Creter, Kim Smith, Dave Motts, jack Purdue, Bob Newlon, Kenny Seemann, Mitch Laps, Bob Morris. Rauf 4: Ron Hoffman, Paul Rice, jim Bracken, Bob Henry, Ardie Cooper, Wayne Kroll, Bob Seal, junior Parker, Scott Shaffer, Mike Sturrett, Larry Dudek, Terry Irwin. KEY CLUB OFFICERS: Tom McClain, President, Terry Irwin, Treasurer, Bob Morris, Vice Presidentg jim Young, Sccretaryg Mr. Bowen, Advisor. Serving both the community and the school are the objectives of the Key Club. Selected members must have strong initiative and leader- ship abilities to carry out the roles of the club. At Christmas it sends food to the needy and in the spring collects money for the Red Cross. School projects include the foot- ball homecoming game and the queenls dance. Bollom Row 2: Row 3: Snyder. Kanney, Ellen Cochran. F.T.A. dentg Crilly, OFFICERSg Cathy Preston, Treasurer, Jenny McLeod, Presi- Ellen Cochran, Secretary, Judy DeFiori, Vice-Presidentg Irene Historian, Mr. Bowen, Advisor. row: Judy DeFiori, Cathy Heist, Jo Ann Heintzelman, Margaret Jianella, Judy Wilmer, Carol Ellis, Diane Kendig, Cindy Eckert Jeannie Heintzelman, Kitty Kirkpatrick, Connie Smith, Pat Dornan, Peggy Jones, Cathy Tietze, Doris Lantz, Polly Urban, Carol Tilton Debra Dickinson, Kathy Findley, Dan DeStephen, Anita McBride, Kathy Nesbitt, Kerri Miller, Sue Waldick, Anne Macarie, Steffi Row 4: Irene Crilly, Donna Cox, Cathy Bose, Jenny McLeod, Cathy Preston, Sue Kohl, Linda Lucas, Peg Forrest, Judy Byers Kay F TURE TEACHERS OF A ERICA The F.T.A., which is sponsored by the Ohio Education Association, affords its members many special advantages. During the school year members observe instruc- tors and are also given an opportunity to take over classes in Various district schools. Speakers, movies and discussions relating to the field of education are often used as programs for the bi-monthly meetings. BOOKENDS The tasks of the Bookends are aiding the librarian and giving service which enables the library to func- tion properly. Through their interest in reading, their typing ability, and their knowledge of the library system, the Bookends help to operate the library ef- ficiently. l l BOOKEND OFFICERS: Glenna Longsworth, Secretaryg Janice Anthony, Presidentg Gail Tilton, Vice-Presidentg Mrs. Wargo, Advisor. Boitom row: Rita Cosentino, Glenna Longworth, Cheryl McCoy, Cheryl Hughes, Tina Bates, Marsha Edgar, Pam Griffith. Row 2: Nancy Sell, Janis Anthony, Francie Brady, Paulette Stover, Linda Hasselquist, Jill Laps, Connie McCartney, Penny Reid. Row 3: Pam Schus- ter, Vicki Amtz, Vivian Voican, john Morey, Richard Boyd, Bill Gerber, Sandi Doll, Gail Tilton. l53 Bazlom Row: Diane Kendig, jim Young, Carol Ellis, Cheryl Hughes, Marsha Edgar, joan Heintzlman, Elinor Ponieski, Linda Hayes. Row 2: Pat Deitz, Barb Ponieski, Rosemary Fawler, Cheryl TeWinkle, Peggy jones, Kay Kanney, Cheryl 'Henning, Pam Edward, Carlee Clapper. Row 3: Tom Gilmore, Vicki Arntz, Barb Lazor, Carol Tilton, Sue Scourfield, Pam Druesdow, Peg Forrest, Donna Cox, Ron Reemsnyder, Rhonda Seward. Row 4: Dick Wince, Cliff Finmcum, Larry Simpson, Larry Creter, Vicki Bowen, Bob Seal, Tom McCuskey, Adela Rosco, Terry Tsoscheff, Jeanne Siebert, Vicki Cochran. SPANISH SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Carol Tilton, Secretaryg B Bob Seal, Presidentg Ron Reemsnyder, Treasurerg Mr. Perez, Advisor. Through conversation, the Spanish Club develops a better speaking knowledge and through investiga- tion, an appreciation for Spanish p culture. As special projects members . exchange ideas, by way of corre- spondence, with students of Span- ish speaking countries. Bollonz row: Sandy McKlaskie, Sue Weekly, Sue Brendlen, Sue Archer, Mary Marsfelder, Patti Vaughn, Vicki Burkholder, Cheryl Hughes, Linda Annis, Cathy Garnett, Rita Cosentino, Sue Lowe, Nancy Oberlin. Row 2: Sandy Bush, Josette Clouse, Mearlyn Wood, Sue Reidenbacah, Darlene Phillips, Barbara Ponieski, Diane Sabo, Linda Ryman, Carol Keith, Jenny Wile, Cherie Ferris, Linda Martin, Lynn Klotz, Peggy Cole. Row 3: Nancy Wacle, Jeannie Pikulik, Sue Romigh, Debbie Rex, Jodie Bauman, Sherry Seybert, Karen Horn- ing, Lynn Gilbert, Rosemary Fellers, Barb Lazor, Carol Vahila, Janet Ferguson, Nicki Krantz, Nancy Craigo. Raw 4: Alana Cowal, Mary Bryden, Franci Preston, Jeannie Gilbert, Gerie Milash, Sherri Berstler, Carla Philpott, Marsha Long, Vicki Arntz, Darlene Skeen, Pam Steen, jill Koontz, Debbie Roby, Kathy Swigart, Nancy Sell, Margaret Dressler. FUTURE NURSES ASSOCIATIO Jean Gilbert, Treasurer, Carol Vahila, Vice-President, Lynne Gilbert, President, Pam Steen, Secretaryg Debbie Robey, Historian, Mrs. Greenfelder, Advisor. Under the direction of Mrs. Greenfelder, the Future Nurses Association aids the girls in planning for a future in the medical field. Members may learn more about the role of medicine through lectures by professional per- sons, tours of local niedical facilities, and com- munity aid programs. Lf.. J... ur., - x, -,,.,n.e,., rf., .,.. 1 , , .. J. 1 .,.. v . r.. ..., ,,,,x,. , ,,,,,,,, , . c F. H. OFFICERS: Becki Adams, Treasurer, Jean Stratton, Vice-Presidentg Sue Mercer, President, Barb Hubbard, Sec- retary. FUTURE H0 E AKERS Future Homemakers is an organization of students who have earned at least one credit in homemaking and who are interested in promoting home arts. During the year this group promotes special proj- ects including the providing of food for the less fortunate at Christmas time, after-school craft classes, having their mothers as guests at dinner, and the sponsoring of a sock hop following an athletic event. Botzom raw: Margaret Casto, Becki Adams, Jean Stratton, Joan Stratton, Cathy Kirkpatrick, Faith Edgein, Lois Fowler. Raw 2: Mrs. McNutt advisor, Margaret Irwin, jane Hider, Jackie Bylas, Pat Seikel, Miss Bowan, Co-advisor. Row 3: Marilyn Wright, Barb Hubbard, Marsha Bark ley, Sue Mercer, Mary Line, Jody Dye, Judy Burwell, Jean Bachtel. I56 Boltom row: Ann Macarie, Cheryl Hipsley, Greg Cocklin, Rick Miller, Tina Bates, Pam Griffith, Marilee Walters. Row 2: Nancy Robish, joan Kate, Debby Dickinson, Rita Frigley, Sue Scourfield, Pam Druesdow, Liz Mischler, Lisa Ohlinger, Pam Davis, Marilyn Moore. Row 3: Bill Gerber, Ray Holland, Larry Creter, Danny Kracker, Mike Dambrowski, Danny Grovemiller, Bill McDannell, Kathy Lewis, Rosemary Haines, Betty Wagner. 1 ART CLUB OFFICERS: Nancy Robish, Vice-Presidentg Anne Macarie, I l B Secretaryg Mike Dambrowski, Treasurerg Larry Creter, President. . ,,..n'e.., ...,sllxb....-.ienn-wa:gi1la,sJmmf Membership in the Art Club is open to stu- dents who enjoy art. The members work on art projects to develop artistic talents. The sale of Panther decals is one of their money making projects. The proceeds are used for ob- taining speakers, renting movies, and taking trips to places of art interest. BAD Parades, concerts, special performances, and football half-time showings make a full schedule for the Perry band. Aside from the regular orchestra are the dance band, composed of several selective students from the brass, the percussion, and the wood- wind sections, and the all senior pep hand, which plays at the school rallies. The band truly fulfills its academic role. Cherie Hinclerer toured Europe with the Band of America. Michelle Wise, Head, Pat Kosierowski, Nancy Oberlin, Lynette Marisich, Sue Sripes, Linda Perdue, Alana Cowal, Margo de Paris. 1 .- ..,..1,:,s,.,:,nm-.s.,:.,11y:mrrx1 , ,- - f Q 6 A-we i BAND OFFICERS: Bruce Gordon, Vice Presiclentg Cherie Hinderer, Secretary-Treas urerg Dick Wince, Presiclentg Michelle Wise, Historian. The Band members relax after Ll halftime performance. Michelle Wise, Head Majorette Mr. Roy Estep, Band Director K CUNCERT Head Majorette, Michelle Wise. Majorettes: Pat Kosierowski, Nancy Oberlin, Linda Perdue, Lynette Marisich, Sue Stipes, Alana Cowal, Margo de Paris. Row 1: Adela Rosca, Pam Druseclow, Charlotte Fawcett, Becky Haines. Row 2: Carol Vahila, Cathy Tietze, Marcia Russell, Diane Charton. Judy Defiori, Mary Bryclen, Linda Norcia, Tom Johnson. Russ Brumbaugh, Lynne Klotz, Stacy McGill, Bill Dannemiller. Row 5: Carol Buchman, Marsha Wilkerson, Bonnie Kilper, Paulette Myers, Sue Archer, Debbie Sacly, Kay Smith, Mark Schroder, Vicki Cochran, joel Kull, Fred Obermiller, Bill Warden, john Amatangelo. Bruce Gordon, Wayne Kroll, Cherie Hinclerer. Rau' -is Marcia Young, Ruth Bethune, Linda Milness, Lesley Ne- l60 AD gulic, Mary Pannicia, Linda Levengood, Doris Lantz, Carol Gonda, Debbie Anderson, Kent Kull, Terry Rogers, Cathy Heist, Pat Foust, Becky Murphy. Row 5: Diane Kendig, Debbie Long, Stan Anderson, Dun Wfadsworth, Chuck McFarren, Barb Calvin, Kieth Kull, Tom Connors, Peggy Ferguson, Liz Hair, Ed Blanda, Gary Moorehead, Ken Marshall. Rob Lautenschleger, Mary Stout, Gary Schaffer, Diane Preusser, Bob Roshong, Beth Scheub, Rick Vfeiss, David Miller, Dave Mangus, lbl 2 s Mr Dietrich Choral Director GLEE CLUB OFFICERS: Janet Fergu- son, Vice President, Shirley Storey, President, Diane Preusser, Secretary- Treasurer. CHORAL GROUPS Under the supervision of Mr. Dietrich, the A Cappel- la Choir masters vocal harmony, accuracy, and tonal balance, and develops a deeper appreciation for mu- sic. In its busy schedule were included school pro- grams on Thanksgiving and Easter, and the annual Christmas and Spring concerts. CHOIR OFFICERS: Jodie Bolitho agerg Greg Wilson, Vice President Sharon Kropf, Historiang Pat Denison Secretary-Treasurer. Presidentg Larry Dudek, Business Man- GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Heide Garbe, Joan Kate, Cindy Voican, Cindy Denison, Cheryl Henning, Sharon Kropf, La Nora Beaver, Jody Dye, Mary Griffin, Pat Dennison. BOYS' ENSEMBLE Steve Bartusek, Jody Bolitho, Ryan Shaffer, Ron Dudek, Ron Hoffman, Larry Dudek. Steve Voican. A CAPPELL AS Botlom row: Heide Garbe, La Nora Beaver Carol Keith Madalana Matter Pat Dornan Jud Butler Vivi Ok B , , , , y , an ey, uzz Wince, Chuck Heaster Tom Walters, Fred Liber, Roger Kirkpatrick, Cheryl Henning, Lynne Gilbert, Nancy Robish, Chris Vellucci, Vicki Hughes, Pat Denison. Raw 2. Joan Kate, Debbie Dickenson, Cindy Voican, Cindy Denison, Mitch Laps, Kenny Seeman, Tom Babbo, Fred Snyder, Jody Bolitho, Steve Bartusek, Denn T r e G L ' ' ' y u n r, reg entner, Terry Tsocheff, Sharon Kropf, Margaret Castro, Steffi Snyder, Linda Parson, Josette Clouse, Margerie Merrick HOIR Row 3: Lynette Carlson, Kay Mahaffey, Irene Crilly, Peg Forrest, Steve Voican, Ray Holland, Bob Roshong, Ryan Shaffer, Paul Rice, Kim Smith, Terry Weidner, Jeannie Siebert, Betsy Merreta, Jody Dye, Michelle Droggos, Mary Griffin, Row 4: Debbie Dickenson, Anita McBride, Sherri Berstler, Nancy Kate, Larry Dudek, Ron Hoffman, Steve Bethune, Don McClintock, Steve Griffin, Ken Wilke, Ron Duclelc, Scott Schaffer, Francie Preston, Lincla Lucas, Judy Byers, lNlary Line. Baltom 1-ow: Belinda McVay, Barbara Harry, Kathy Kirkpatrick, Patty McDowell, Diane Shanklin, Linda Te-ter, Gayle Mangus, Cindy Ekert, Cheryl Gowins, Barbara Masterana. Row 2: Kathy Uhlmann, Pat Orlando, Pat Edwards, Shirley Ri-ninger, Sue Brendlen, Sue Weekley, Sandy McClaskey, Carol Starmer, Nancy Craigo, Nancy Sell, Cathy Porter. Row 3: Carol Snyder, Kathy Garnette, jill Kohler, Tami Gerber,- Kathy Ferrel, Diane Henderson, Darlene Arbuckle, Sue Golembeski, Bonnie Foltz, Peggy Cole, Carol King. Raw 4: Becky Debula, Carla Braken, Becky Cumpston, Diane Szabo, Francie Brady, Becky Bowling, Marilyn Moore, Kitty Kirkpatrick, Jackie Bilas, Marcia Young, Tami Klick, Lois Starkey, Pam Ed- wards. GLEE CLUB Bollom row: Jo Beth Moats, Pat Seikel, Karen Morgan, Kerri Miller, Jenny Wile, Kay Kanney, Shirley Storey, Carol Burgess, Michike Kitamura. Raw 2: Sue Reidenback, Darlene Phillips, Barb Ponieski, Kathie Finley, Margaret Irwin, Sue Wheeler, Sherry Seybert, .Terri Milash, Jane Hider. Raw 3: Debby Roby, Kay Miller, Diane Pruesser, Jean Kuhn, Judy Robbins, Kathy Swigart, Christine Lucas, Jean Knisley, Nancy Wade. Row 4: Karen Haddox, Shelly Jones, Candy Bixler, Judy Fertgus, Jill Koontz, Mary Laase, Carla Philpott, Nancy Shumacher, Tina Sauers, Beth Sheub. Debby Fisher. Sue Kohl. fl m -55 IE. wi -Y W NG Sealed: Linda Storz, Debbie Nelson, Kay Shilling, Advisor, Cindy Stallman. Linda Bauer. Slanding: Sandra Harry, Cindi Layton, Mary Ritten berry, Joanne Hummer, Doris Haddox, Kathy Patterson, Cindy Whitmer, Pat Vara, Bonnie Urban, Sue Wright. The PBX is a group of girls selected from the Busi- ness Department, to assist in the clerical work of the office. Each girl spends one period a day doing office work such as filing, typing, running off tests, P.B.X writing hall passes, delivering messages, and serving as receptionists. The experience gained often proves to be invaluable when applying for jobs in the busi- ness world. joan Brahler and Nancy Kate are up and going again folowing a spill on the ice. Tim Pucky likes to take pictures but doesn't like his to be taken. 1' WW! I68 Q7' , X y 4'f , Mlggtlfff e so A - . ,f Merri Krumm prepares to serve hot chocolate as ,Ioan Brahler and Nancy Kate come in for a land- Flashback fcirca l961j: Former principal, Mr. Robert Flanders, Mrs. ing. Flanders, and Paul Addessi receive Beverly Watson and Errol Slabaugh at the junior-Senior Prom. Mrs. Rownd and Mr. Fagert, 21 student teacher, go over an English theme with a parent. Kim Smith and Diane Charton managed M Y to accidentally meet outside the band storage room. - 5 11-wr: .31 1 l.11.. .1-.- .?,, r Tryl rwin H 'd ' Garbe B E11 G C BEST WITH THE BOOKS TOP 10 ACADEMICALLY Marsha Edgar Robert Seal Catherine Preston Jody Bauman Carol Tilton Judith Hedrick DONNA VARGO, Football Queen '66 s :M Y, I . 41,-iff -1 - A . 15 1:z:w.:.. .. 1 . .. uf M. Q- gf f - vm LQAQQW ,- ' s 1 if-1-szxpzsf 1, ! 3 I if gh ,E 55 flf, THE EEN'S COURT 5 BROWN ' 2gpi3zEgzT,1':e'i artf1 '-if QM-1f'v aglggs ' 'A , hom QQQQQ-flff lT'f1Qff I -4 Lg flight Q71 W if' 1 aw mgmfisg H LARRY DUDEK Mr. Photogenic DENNI Photog ,IODY BA Finalist ARDEN F COOPER Finalist OHN SCOURFIELD Finalist MICHELLE WISE, Basketball Queen 966 Ml M, . , K. ,,, JODY BAUMAN - Attendant JEANINNE PIKULIK - Attendant GRACIE ANDRIOTTO - Attendant CAROL TILTON - Attendant P we Q Flashback fcirca 19601: Football queen Carol McCurdy and her court. Showboat drew one of the largest crowds in Perry's history. Due to a large graduating class, commencement was held at the Canton Baptist Temple. The prom is a gala event for Nancy Kienzle and Dick Plunkett. Two of Perry's senior citizens , Anita McBride and Terry Tso- cheff, have a big night at the View dance. Perry's academic members attend prom at Meyers Lake Ballroom. i K I i 4 X1 5 l F s 2 r Next yea r cmllcl lu: wnrtll SI . INN! tu Wu. lf you're about to enter your senior year, there's a good chance it will . . . but you must remain in school, and earn a high school diploma. Who says so? The U.S. Census Bureau. Its figures show graduates earn about 535,000 more before they retire than those who drop out in the first three years. Sure, a diploma's no guarantee of a good job. But personnel managers do ask themselves: lf he didn't finish high school, how do l know he'll stick it out here. Remember. Unemployment among dropouts is twice that of the general popu- lation. And dropouts stay unemployed longer! Yet, despite these disturbing statistics, three of ten high school students leave without diplomas. Some 750,000 high school students will quit next year. Can you afford to be one of them? The Timken Roller Bearing Company, Canton, Ohio. PERRY RUBBER COMPANY I875 Harsh Avenue Massillon, Ohio CANTON FLOWER SHOP I38 Third S+ree+, S. W., Canion Call Us for Beauiiiully Arranged Fresh Flowers Complimenfs of MILK MAID CHOCOLATES 36l0 Lincoln Way, Easi' Massillon, Ohio Compliment and Besf Wishes . . . -4-:-:-:-5:2:5:15E1f1 if nl'-'32 '27 ,,,a..-qwfi ll,illlliilllll..l.1.llllllllllllllllllll Y329 I 'Illllv Q V ' ' 4 CANADA I aass nnyin siugnlff A Flavor for Every Tasfrem Y 1 5-S -:-:-zfzf:-:f35:1:1:' Porfraif Phofographers 3l45 W. Tusc. 452-5789 CANTON, OHIO SHEFFLER'S Home Dressed MeaI's 44I2 Sevenfh SIreeI', N.W. Can'I'on, Ohio KARL KUEMMERLING, INC. Dealer for HomeIi+e Chain Saws, Heavy Dufy Work Clofhing, Boois, and Shoes 4536 Lincoln Way Massillon Complimenis of MARTIN L. DENKHAUS and IRENE DENKHAUS Owners of FREW HARDWARE 3353 Lincoln Way Easl' For a Fine Dinner, or for Thai MaH'er Any Meal, Come +o Ihe Home of Delicious Meals- BIRIS'S Locaied in I'he Coun'I'ry Fair Shopping Cenfer YOU CAN BE SURE OF THE BEST FOOD' SERVED IN THE FINEST MANNER WHEN YOU VISIT BIRIS'S Complimenfs STATE BANK COMPANY Massillon EVELYN'S CAKE DECORATING SUPPLIES Schools and Teachers See Me for Your Decorafing Supplies-Wedding Cake Ornamenis-Chocolaie-Molds-Supplies I34 Perry Drive, N. W. 477-I627 Congra'I'uIa+ions, Class of '66 McKINLEY BUSINESS COLLEGE 203 Ninfh S'I'ree'I', N.W. Can'I'on, Ohio Phone 456-2473 UNION MEMBERS Buy For Less Furniiure, Appliances, Carpei 27I5 Fulion Drive, N.W. 456-4459 E 4 2 5 - WOMEN'S S LTY S HQ . 44 ,, CAN O I GEORGE STONE OLDS--CADILLAC, INC. Compiimenfs of THE CANTON WHOLESALE FLORAL, INC 233 Nor'I'I1 Erie SI'reeI' Complimems of MaSS 'o COLANGELO TAILORS 833-8584 44 Charles Avenue, S. Massillon, Ohio HEID WATER POLLUTION Amway Produc-Is 832-8027 CompIimen'I's of MASSI LLON AUTOMOBILE Complimenfs of FULFAB, INC. DEALERS ASSOCIATION I525 Whipple Avenue, S. W. DeWees Dodge Hicks PonI'iac Lincoln Way MoI'ors Congramlanonsl Seniors Progressive CI1evroIeI' Co. From Shaffer Rambler MASSILLON AUTOMOBILE Sisler Buick CLUB SI'one Oldsmobile-Cadillac PHONE 833-8535 Waikem Ford, Inc. 132 CLEVELAND A . .W technologies Xfor better, X I mW '-'-w-a- Brazil: Auto body sections are stamped out on huge Bliss mechanical presses at a plant in Sao Paulo. !.l:li West Germany: A Bliss arrest- ing gear catches a landing i -+ fl'-'bm s lg runway after a brake failure. , India: Vitally-needed alumi- U. S. A. F. jet fighter on the . Fllilf num strip comes whirling I2 6 LII safer living 4: 'I E f-eu. 'or' ' lil Vi I: off a new Bliss cold mill near Chigaggi A Bliss Mackintosh. Calcutta. Hemphill roll is readied for - service in a rolling mill at a AJ- 3-,A giant steel plant. Memphis: Antiquated tire 1 , alarms are replaced by a q bd P modern, more extensive Bliss- 0 Gamewellcodedalarmsystem. Q l ng! lgo-'jf , Nj. .g Tampa: Revolutionary Bliss- A Eagle traffic control system uses an electronic brain to cape Kennedy: Busybuut synchronize traffic flow. nozzles and engine parts help guide a Minuteman missile 5,000 miles down range Even as these events are taking place, others are in the making. Bliss breaks ground for a new press- building plant for israel . . .ships a complete can-making machinery line to a big food packer. .. announces a new plant in Canada to manufacture precision timers and other products...negotiates a contract for prototype production of parts for an advanced rocket system. Everywhere in this growing, changing world, you'll find Bliss...growing and changing with it. Write for our 20-page booklet of Bliss activities. E.W. BLISS COMPANY - Canton, Ohio Facilities in: Canton 81 Salem, Ohio: Hastings, Michigan: Pittsburgh, Midland 8: Drexel Hill, Pa.: Worcester and Newton Upper Falls, Mass.: Portland, Maine: Moline, Illinois: Davenport, Iowa: Baraboo, Wisconsin: Canada: England: France: West Germany: israel: Australia. BETTEKER FORD SALES. INC. 525-527 Nor+h Main S+ree'I' Navarre, Ohio Phone 879-2I24 879-2I25 I-Iome of BeH'eIcer Beifer Buys FRUITAMATIC OF OHIO Fresh Fruif for I-IeaI'rh 246 Nor'I'h Buckeye S+ree+ Woosfer, Ohio 4469I Complimenis of SCHUMACHER INSURANCE AGENCY 3760 Sfump Avenue, S.W. Massillon, Ohio 44646 WHITE HOUSE FURNITURE 3I29 LincoIn Way Eas'I ACME AUTO PARTS :ii Iii a ia ors e aire - ransmissions e ui R d I NEWFLUQQI TAu'l'o Par-Is R b H 4606 Soufhway, S.W. Canfon, Ohio r T ' -' Phone 477-0287 H! .e.l, V -A-1 ,. IIII'IIII'IIIIIgIII!'l X ,Q-, , CompIimen'I's of E n -rvil, wif r wi f r'AI1 W!gggl11l!iyHl 4rWi A I lv I J I'iI NI . xii I I I I xhivwkn W CLEANERS 8: TAILORS I A' Q I 4 I 26I0 Fremoni' Place, S.W. 'IPAI ' g ' Ph 452 2607 x I L-I A ix , Q one - Congra'IuIa'I'ions Class of '66 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 2575-34I'h S+ree'I, N. E. Can'I'on. Ohio STEINECK'S BAKERY II05 Whipple Avenue Phone 477-I8I8 Free Parking Audio-Visual Equipment for Schools, Churches ond lndustry Cameras: molion piciure, opaque and filmsirip proieciorsg iape recorders ancl commercial sound equipment Bell ancl Howell Special Represeniaiives and Approved Bell and Howell Service Siaiion M. H. MARTIN COMPANY lll8 Lincoln Way E. Phone: TE 2-7467 Massillon, Ohio DALE'S GULF SERVICE 29l4 Lincoln Way, Easl Massillon THE KENDALL HOUSE l209 Lincoln Way, Easl' Massillon's Hospiialify FAMILY RESTAURANT Complimenls of , ROG'S MARKET l80l Richville Drive SCHOT-TES SUNOCO SERVICE V 6445 Navarre Road, S. W. THE CERES SUPPLY CO.. INC. 405 Tremonl' Avenue, S. W. Massillon TOPP'S CHALET RESTAURANT 540l Whipple Avenue, N. W. Canion, Ohio l92 JACK HALL AGENCY 3724 Mollane, N. E. Massillon, Ohio uThe House That I Service - Built PHILLIPS-WCL 0 ELECTRQNILRHCINAC ,L ,,,,,,,,,,, L ex w nral 8 4966oIIErIuriE5N. THRUIZAI. 'TIL 5130. raves. sv APPT. 3, on MOTOROLA 1965 935539: EEE COLOR TV mEI:IIH.TI1n 'rv vrsn WITH OUR COUERTEOUS SALES? Q . BROWME o RIELFORD PHILLIPS ,. Z PHILLIPS 7 2 Q Z Complimenfs of COLANER'S HARDWARE Navarre, Ohio Complimenfs of MASSILLON RETAIL JEWELERS ASSOCIATION C. J. Duncan J. L. FromI1oI+z Piicock 8: Wagner, Inc. S'I'epIan's Jlr. Home-Owned S+ores +0 Serve You C0mpIimen'I'S of CongraI'uIa'I'Ions from PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. GENERAL BODY 5220 Tuscarawas SI'reeI', Wesf 2626 Fulfon Road, N. W. I93 IOuaIiIy Priniring WIII1 Gesiefner Equipmenf THAYER MIMEOGRAPHING SERVICE 3033-22ncI SI. N.W. Phone 452-5276 Can'I'on 8, Ohio A FREE PRESS IS YOUR BEAVER EXCAVATING GUARANTEE OF YOUR 4650 Soufhway S'I'ree+, S. W. INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM ProI'ecI' II' VENTURA SHOE SERVICE THE EVENING Firs'I' and Federal, N.W., Massillon Phone 832-7354 Quick Service 3 Experienced Shoe Repairmen Free Parking Lo+ MIDSTATE INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS, INC. 256 Soufh Erie SI'reeI' Massillon, Ohio HOLTON MACHINE 81 WELDING IFormerIy HoII'on Engine Rebuilders, Inc.I 432I Lake Heighfs Blvd., N.W. Oh Canfon 8, io THE FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. '53,jL1ffEf,'nfA'3,f,oEaSI MILNES INSURANCE AGENCY 4550 Seven'Ih SI'ree'I', N.W. Congra+uIaI'ions 'From I94 477-5306 O. C. ADAMS ELECTRONICS Harrison al' Illh S. W. T.V.-Hi-Fi-Slereo-Clock-Home COLOR CENTERS S Porlable 81 gulo Rildios I Locally Owned 8: Operaled by ALE5 Molorola Aufhorize Franc ised Dea er N Q SERVICE SATISFACTION Phone 453-544: X2 DEPENDABLE HARRIS FLANAGAN AND NIST Can+on's Complele Pain+ Sfores McKinley and Fifih, N. W. 2747 Cleveland Avenue, N. W. 3007 Tuscarawas S+ree+, Wesl' PAINTS COMPANY Fourfh 8: Walnul, N. E. II46 Wesi' Tuscarawas SI'ree'I' THE HOME OF SPRED SATIN A. J. MORIARTY INSURANCE AGENT Auio-Fire-Life-Healfh 608 Peoples Merchanfs Trus+ Building LLOYD'S RADIO 8: TV 6788 Wesfwood S+ree+, S. W. Massillon L 832-32 I2 VE' WERE KNOWN FOR rv KNOW-How 1 U'-A-I I O OUALITY CHEHD G X f 4 E r In X I -5-sri: ill-iii' I . -UBS QEQIQQ-5 1 N-.jg e .ETQE . -N .. Massillon, Ohio Phone 833-I074 E I X 4508 Lincoln Way, Easf kk Phone 477-2I I4 Eutamantand eocltadloaxge Prime Sfealcs 8: Choice Seafoods SURBEY FEED 81 SUPPLY Grain Feed and Ferlilizer 7 Wes'I' Canal Sheer Phone 879-22l2 Navarre, Ohio HERCULES FENCE COMPANY 37II Lincoln Way Easl Massillon Fine Fences, Gales, and Fence Wiring. I-Iercules Is The BEST! I95 1.- r .:.l. . ..:2 ::::::,.,::,l . .:,,::.: axnvms is A M E R 1 oA' s i :FAV o R I 'I' za: STEAIII-IOUSES The Talk Of The Town! ramnus Lunches From . . . 00: o cnlionsws srEclAL o Regular Dinner Prices On Full-Size Dinners Are . ..,. ,...,.,. .,,.,,..,....,.......,.......... S T Reduced Soc Off For Children Under 12 Yrs. 11f 555555 Watch Us Grow' now 14 locmons nowu omv nouns Ann 'f':f:55I1 A'f': 1' jf5.gfg ':'i 1 f5,.i:51f3f555Q55j5g55E3g35g55555, DAILY lhll A. M. fo 2:30 A. M: .,,: Qij:EEEQ,552552525Q555525523f5E5Irigifgiii'QEEE5IiEIEEE'122:'f'f'i' , ,.,., ,... ...,., ..,..L.,.. ..,. . 5 u N DAY n'W A. M, ,, , L M. .. .. ,. BROWN DERBY 4428 Wesi' Tuscarawas Canion, Ohio REEDURBAN SOHIO Corner of Perry Road and Wesi' Tusc. Moior Tune Up Complele Brake X I Wash and Wax Work FINNEY'S DRUG STORES 4l5 Markei' Avenue, Norih 5I5 Third S'l'ree+, N. W. Canfon. Ohio Also in Soufhgare Shopping Cenier - HARLEY'DAVlDSDN - Harley-Davidson Sales 701 CHERRY AVE. N. E. f CANTON, QHlO PHONE 455-8635 EARL APPLEBY, OWNER C. O. FINEFROCK CO. Oualiiy Furnifure Since I902 For Your Shopping Convenience STORE HOURS Mon. I2 'l'o 9, Tues., Thru., Fri. I0 +o 9 Sai. I0 'lo 5 64l Lincoln Way, Wesi' Massillon RICE OFFICE SUPPLY CO. S+a+ionery, Office Equipmeni' and Supplies 204 Third Sfreei' N. W. Phones 455-702i and 455-7022 CANTON, OHIO ZEUW, . Ely. HIILL IIF FHIIIE +I if - we I 9 :ummm ucuunzs ron nnnuns. M Annes , A M 1 7 ' nusmtss Mmluss AND P 'W I' .M ., . - 'phi f fl ron nzssnvulons Phan: Ass-use 01-203 mn s1.u.f.,cAmoM 4, emo KLING MOTORS, INC. 4825 Wes+ Tuscarawas CanI'on, Ohio 44708 SCHROCK'S COINS 81 HOBBIES. INC. Hobby SuppIies Model Race Car HeacIquarIers 454-4205 29 I 5 Wesf Tuscarawas Complimenis of ZW I C K'S DEPARTMENT STORE MeIIe'H' MaII I . -f.2 .g,,, I,,a CompIimen'Is of ISLER'S REFUSE SERVICE Congrafulaiions Perry Graduaies MASSILLON SAVINGS 8: LOAN CO. HARN VAULT SERV 54 FecIeraI N. E. Massillon, Ohio ICE Flowers by Pat at WAGNERS 322 Harding Avenue, S. E. Perry Heights A Hair Styling by Mary 8: Don MARYS' BEAUTY SALON 4I4 Massillon Building Phone 833-5I02 Compliments ot DELICIOUS CREAM DOUGHNUT AND PASTRY SHOP 3I06 Mahoning Road, N. E. 456-2449 Only Tupperware has exclusive Tupperware patented Tup- per Seal that keeps tood tresher longer, saves time, space, money! Tupperware has Good Housekeeping Magazine and Parents' Magazine Seals. Sold only on popular home party plan by local Tupperware dealers. FOR INFORMATION CALL Distributor BEABER SALES COMPANY 1924 Whipple. N. w. 477-8420 yu -, 'X A4 i 5- tl , ff r r TT , .2 I any UZ, Wwazgfibpwuw A leading business firrn uses as its trade mark an illustration of a hand reaching for the stars. They explain that you don't always get a star by reaching for one: on the other hand, you don't wind up with a handful of mud. There's a lot to be said for doing the best you possibly can all the tirne. If you don't, you may never find out how good you are. at aut, eww a proud past . . . an exciting future LOWE BROTHERS PAINTS For Everything in Paint and Wallpaper Country Fair Shopping Center LLOYD'S HOUSE OF COLOR WHIPPLE AVENUE BEAUTY 81 BARBER SHOPS lI4I Whipple at I2th Street Canton fu nw MBL A HL ffefa',g4 V 15 '- ,X ' Ll, ' MACRIDES FLOOR AND WALL Nalionally Known Producls Sales 8: Service I000-I2'I'h S'I'ree'I, N. E. Can'I'on 4, Ohio Bus. Phone 453-2I88 RGS- Phone 455-I424 CEILINGS TILE COUNTER Armsfrong WALLS TOPS Barrel' Roma ny Formica MarIiI'e Texfolile Consoweld FLOORS Armslrong Goodyear Gold Seal Kenfile Amlico Floor Filler Rubber Base RAGGI'S ASHLAND General Aulo Repairing 2000 Whipple Road, N. W. Canfon 8, Ohio Phone: 477-0985 Complimenfs of MORTLAND'S SHADE AND ALUMINUM SALES 33 Exchange Sfreel' Massillon, Ohio Phone 832-I9I2 CompIimen'Is of ANGELO-H UG FUNERAL HOME THOMAS P. ANGELO, Funeral Direclor A Dislinguishecl Funeral Service Dial 879-5949 879-5872 24 Hour Ambulance Service-Oxygen Equipped 73-83 Canal SI'ree'I', Eas'I' Navarre, Ohio 44662 THE PEOPLES FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION 2II Lincoln Way, Easi- Massillon, Ohio 832-744I Complimenfs of HOUSTON'S JEWELRY 527 Tremon'I, S. W. Massillon Pholo MuI+i-Lislings eo GuaranI'eecI Home 5 ' Trade-In Plan Q1 mucus 3 B -ky -I wfaez-:ffr 5 ul mg ffsmao GEORGE B. EDWARDS Reallor 4675-I7+h Sfreel, N. W. Office Phone 477-6737 CGMOD 8. Ohio Residence 477-574I CompIimen+s of PERRY HEIGHTS ELECTRONICS I99 CANTON COAL SALES. INC. OperaI'ors and Sales Agen'I's I .fA . . efa amz 4 Deep Mme and S'I'rlp IncIusI'riaI CoaIs RETAIL DIVISIQN Sheei' Mefal Specialisfs Premium Shipped in Coals Inc.Ius'rriaI-Commercial-ResicIen+iaI All Grades 3 N E Ken+ucIcy-W. Va.-Ohio IBIOTEEIOEIISEO I I 456-4348 Ph 453 I607 office and Yard one ' II00 FIHI1, S. E. STREAKS I I I Wishes +I-me GracIua'I'es Ihe Besi' CLIMALENE o BOWLENE o SOFTO SPIN o DE-FI Q AMMONIA THE CLIMALENE COMPANY I022-9I'h S+., S. W.-Canion C I' 'I' I DON X. AIRHART 5 BS omplmen S o Owner '--, 0. ggfvmns D. 81 H. AUTO SALES Phone S'I'B'I'6 RI. 333-2955 Richville, Ohio 200 Cong ra+uIaI'ions E CIGSS 01' '66 F. W. ARNOLD KROMAN COAL CO. AGENCY Co. Norfh Indusfry Insurance Thaf Insures 224 Lincoln Way Eas'I' M II Oh assi on, io HAROLD HENNIGER Pasfor A Sunday's Cong regafion CANTON BAPTIST TEMPLE 5I5 Whipple N.W. Canfon, Ohio 44708 Zulu! CongraI'uIa'Iions Io 'rhe Seniors , of 1966 7Mh I NORTH CANTON DRAIN A and SEWER CLEANING SERVICE, INC. 499.-8354 SEGEL'S A SpeciaII'y Shop for Young' Ladies 28 Lincoln Way Easi' Massillon, Ohio 833-4829 Complimenfs of Your Neighborhood A 81 D FOODARAMA SUPER MARKET 23I0 Lincoln Way, Easi' Massillon, Ohio CRESCENT Q AMERICAN SERVICE 3050 Lincoln Way, Easi Phone 832-04I5 GEO. GABE FRANZ Phone TE 2-7959 Quali+y and Courfesy MASSlLLON AUTO SALES 44 Firsi' S+.. N. W. Massillon, Ohio people on tba ga... gn BURGER IIIIEF 4. 2 51 f .. gg , V g.. H b g rs .................. 154 5 Che b g rs ....... ...... 2 Oc if-' Big sn f 39g F h F 151 M lk Sh k 201 soc F n s d h 251 H tCh I t 15g C ff 10g 0 Q D k 101 201 R I B 104 201 C C l 101 204 APP' T 201 YEEEEE A rnmnvs aka? nsu E miss - asc Mf I A f sos lincoln Way E. HAM B U RG ERS Massillon, Ohio F a . namfuusuv 815227 7 Home of fha Worlds Craalocl 150 Hamburger! WEST MANOR SHELL SERVICE 4400 Tuscarawas, Wesi' 477-099 I A B C ELECTRIC llll Singing Broolr Ave., N. W. Massillon 833-6447 ANDREW PAFLAS 592 i of Complimenfs of 'Q 'Q' BORON GMC TRUCK SALES 2609 Col b R d SQIICIEISS Canfounl? Shia ca SERVICE 202 Complimenfs of PERRY HEIGHTS RESTAURANT II9 Lennox, S. W. Massillon, Ohio GLEEM DRY CLEANERS Specializing in Qualiiy Cleaning and Finishing 3570 Lincoln Way, Easf Perry HeighI's f FAST 'SERVICE ,510 sims, Whipple Avenue CAR WASH For Your Convenience Under Inlira-red Heafers 2022 Whipple Avenue, N. W. Canfon, Ohio WE NEVER CLOSE C HUBERTY BROTHERS Painl' ConI'rac'I'ors Thomas Huberfy 740-34'I'h S+ree+, N. W. Paul HuberI'y 2723 Homedale Avenue, N. W. -1 THE PIZZA OVEN aft? Try Some Tasfy Pizza Baked fo Your Own Personal Tasie BEST PIZZA IN TOWN I If All Orders 'Io Go, Prompf Courfeous S 3I53 W. TUSC. AVE 3738 S. CLEVELAND AVE CANTON, OHIO CANTON OHIO NICKLES BAKERY Bakers of ToasI'mas+er Bread 26 Main S'I'ree'I Navarre, Ohio FIEST HARDWARE 5038 Lincoln Way, Wesi' Reedurban PRO-AM BOWLING SPECIALTIES, INC. Della-Porfer Cable-S'I'anIey Power Tools Brunswick-A Compleie Line Lawn Boy-Jacolosen-Eclipse Power Mowers Glass-Pami'-Plumbing Supplies Balls, Bags, Shoes , Sporhng Goods 4220-I2 h S , N. W. I IreeI Canfon 8, Ohio ..,, lllll w. J. Gownvs af co. REAL ESTATE CONSTRUCTION - APARTMENT RENTAL 1517 MENLOUGH DR. N.W. CANTON 8, OHIO PHONE GR 7-2I34 SUTTON'S FLOWER 81 GIFT HOUSE . We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere IQ M'i'V?f EjDa1'IlIIl0llTI1pI1B,1'lllh11H aloz Sixfh shea, s. w., canon 65-'95 5 Phone 453-9284 I 2l4 Darlmouih Avenue, S. W. NEAR AULTMAN HOSPITAL ABY.Wlm I Canfon, Ohio - Complimenfs Professional F C Prescripfion Service 0 . f 454-9044 THE SUGAR BOWL 45 Lincoln Way, Easf, Massillon and Amhersf Shopping Cenfer ' I EM JOHNNIE'S W' 'kj x1?'m.I PASTRIES MJ BREAD PASTRY 5 HOP Congra'I'uIa'Iions A From ' DAVIES PHARMACY Phone 454'5I5l Canfon Massillon I09 Werh, N. W. I52I Amhersi' Road 455-6464 832-9666 DORI FASHIONS Meyers La ke Plaza FOR THE LATEST IN FASHIONS COATS-SU ITS-S PO RTSWEAR DRESSES FOR PROM, PARTY, CASUAL Besi' Wishes MCCULLOUGH NURSING HOME I637 Cleveland Avenue, N. W. 452-2727 E. ' ., Ai:,.rEr'A : f e- -2 f- IE ' A f N., - Q:sfea:::as:r1fs:s::m1 ' :-:- E.. 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' AI' Raff nd N ar e Roads MCDONALD S am-bg, ' In Perry ai H E CASHNER 4757 Wes'I Tuscarawas ' 'owner 494-0206 Try Our McDoubIe Burger, Wi+h a Creamy Shake. 701: GOOD FOOD BRA,WlN MANOR so TO THE eoLDEN ARCHES IN pu, Q N 3603 Somhwayl S' W YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD. qzxlvfv, I 79, 5 477-2447 V x., w1sEMAN's BODY .Qu In E:-1 'TTT 1 I Q 1? I S A is OSTER T.V. ADMIRAL SALES AND SERVICE 238 Wrexham, SouI'I1-Perry HeIgI1Is STARK TRIUMPH SALES Triumph-Yamaha Sales and Service ParI's-Accessories-Speed Equipmeni' Budgei' Terms Arranged OPEN 9 A.M.-9 P.M. SIX DAYS A WEEK 477-2352 642 I Navarre Road, SL W. II YEARS-SAME LocATloN RiCI 'I e 832-8575 F '1 f' I VICKI BURKHOLDER Teen Board Member A , 7er.r STE RN AND MAN NS Downfown CanI'on 30I'I1 Sheer Plaza A Iypical, up-Ioefhe-minuie cloih-I T7 q deparfmenf of Sfern and Manns JDRIVE IN RESTAURANT CERAMTCIALNIE P AST'C 4866 Erie Avenue, S. W. g A 5785 Erie Ave., S. W. COUNTER TOPS Navarre, OIIIO C A R P E T CLOSED MONDAY 879-5757 FQSNIGHT ' W1 me 1 , , 1 0 if FLOOR CO VERING , Al! 42,921 71, PHONE 499-7755 U53 Cm f , 617 NORTH IVIAIN NORTH'CANTON ',,, K , I C :im,a,QfIw! fubew. LJ, QIILLLIQWILQ I K V A' uf Iljfgifxgx L X-5 .rw x 2' V Jw gym! 0,4 0 lug I -K riff, G I I VFW ' N MAH , I-,D 'f If ,g.4..s,,f' H Q' ADAMS, RONNA Business. 29. ALBRECHT, RICHARD College Prep., Basketball 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. 29, 118. ALDRIDGE, EARL College Prep. ALEXANDER, LARRY College Prep., Baseball 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Hi-Y 2, Golf 4. 29. ALEXANDER, NANCY General, French Club 4, Glee Club 2. 29. ANDERSON, JERRY College Prep., Audio-Visual 3, 4, Hi-Y 4 Chaplain, Perry Players 3, 4. 29, 143, 145, 149. ANDERSON, STANLEY General, Band 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Audio-Visual 2. 29, 161. ANDRIOTTO, GRACIE College Prep., Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Capt., G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 Secretary, Perry Players 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Play Cast 2, Crew 4, Bas- ketball attendant 4. 29, 76, 99, 126, 127, 140, 141, 145, 181. ANGUS, LANNY General, Track 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2. 29, 122. ANNIS, LINDA College Prep., Spanish Club 2, 5, G.A.A. 5, 4, F.N.A. 2, 5, 4, Pep Club 3, Glee Club 2. 25, 29, 141, 155. ANTHONY, JANIS College Prep., Bookends 3, 4, SENIOR DIRECTORY Pep Club 3, Newspaper Staff 4. 29, 103, 155. ARCHIBALD, ROGER College Prep., Football 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 3 treasurer, 4, Audio-Visual 2, 5, 4. 29, 106, 143, 168 ARNTZ, FRANK General. 30. ARNTZ, VICTORIA College Prep., Perry Players 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, 4, Pep Club 3 Secretary, Glee Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4. 30, 141, 153,154,151 BACHTEL, :IEANNE College Prep., Glee Club 2, 3, Perry Players 2, 4, French Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, F.H.A. 4, Play Cast 2, Crew 2, 35 Homemaker of the Year 4. 50,145,150,156. BACHTEL, KENNETH General. 30. BAER, GEORGE General, Perry Players 4, Transfer Lincoln 3. 27, 30, 97. BAKER, LEE Business. 30. BALL, BARBARA Business, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Girl's Leaders 3. 30, 141, 148. BANAR, MARVIN General, Track 2, 3. 30, 122. BARKLEY, MARSHA General, F.H.A. 2, 4, Glee Club 5. 50, 156. BARTKO, DEBBIE Business, G.A.A. 2, 3, F.S.A. BARTRUG, PAUL General. 30, 69. BAUER, LINDA Business, Glee Club 2, Perry Players 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, F.S.A. 3, 4, P.B.X. 3, 4. 31, 141, 148, 167. BAUGHMAN, WILLIAM Business, Transfer, Glenwood 3. BAUMAN, IODY College Prep., F.N.A. 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, French Club 3, 4, Perry Players 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Basketball Attendant 4, Photogenic Can- didate 4. 51, 99, 105, 135, 145,155, 173, 179, 181. BECK, WILLIAM Business, Perry Players 2, 3, 4. 31, 145. BENDER, REBECCA Business, Newspaper Staff 4, F.S.A. 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4. 51, 40, 139, 148. BERGER, GEORGE General. 31, 145. BERGMAN, MARCIA General, Glee Club 2, French Club 5, 4. 31,15O. BERGMAN, RICHARD General. 76, 128. BERRY, ERIC General, Yearbook 3, Wres- tling 3. 31. BERSTLER, CHERYL College Prep., F.N.A. 2, 3, 4, Perry Players 2, Girl's Lead- ers 3, Choir 2, 3, 4. 31, BETHUNE, 'RUTH Business, Band 2, 3, 4. 51, 161. BEUCHAT, GARY College Prep., Key Club 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 5, 4. 25, 51, 118, 124, 1 5 1 . BLACKLEDGE, JAMES General. 32. BLACKMER, GARY General, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. 32,113,115. BODO, DAVID College Prep., Track 2, 3, 4, French Club 3. 32. BOLITHO, IODY General, Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys' Ensemble 3, 4., Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Hi-Y, 4. 25, 52, 118, 124, 149 162, 163, 164. ' BOWEN, LINDA Business, F.S.A. 3, 4, G.A.A 2, 5, 4. 32,141,148. BRACKEN, JAMES College Prep., Football 2, 3 45 Ch0i1' 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2 3, Basketball 2, Key Club 2, 3 25, 66, 106,108,118, BRAHLER, THOMAS General. 3 2. BRAND, CAROLYN Business, Perry Players 2, 4 F.S.A. 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Year- book Staff 4. 32, 140, 145 148. BRELISH, GARY College Prep., Football 2 Wrestling 2. 32. 2Il BREWER, CARL General, Track 2, Wrestling 3, 4. 32. BRUEY, RICHARD General, Football 2, 3, 4. 32, 69, 106. BRUMBAUGH, RUSSELL College Prep., Band 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3. 33, 122, 160. BUCHMAN, CAROL College Prep., Band 2, 3, 4. 33, 160. BULLOCK, EDWARD General, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. 33, 106, 122, 124, 142. BURKHOLDER, VICTORIA College Prep., F.N.A. 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Perry Players 3. 33, 155. BURNS, CHERYL Business, Glee Club 2, Perry Players 2. 33. BYERS, CLAYTON General, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 2. 33. CALHOUN, MICHAEL College Prep., French Club 3. 33. CANTRELL, MICHELE Business, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Year- book Staff 3. 33, 141. CARNS, JOHN General. CASHNER, LINDA General, G.A.A. 2, Black and White 2. 33. CLARK, FRANK College Prep. 33. CLARK, GARY General. 2l2 COBLENTZ, ESTHER Business, F.S.A. 3, President 4. 33, 148. COCHRAN, ELLEN College Prep., F.T.A. 2, 35 Sec- retary 4, F.N.A. 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, Perry Players 2, 3, Secretary 4, Play Cast 2, 3, Play Crew 3, Spanish Club 2, 33 Glee Club 2, Pep Club 3, Girls Leader 3, N.F.L. 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Black and White 3, Newspaper Staff 3, Year- book Staff 3, Thespians 33 Secretary 4, Class Secretary 2, 3, Class Secretary-Treasurer 4, Student Play Director 4. 28, 34, 135, 144, 145, 146, 147, 152, 172. CONLEY, DENNIS General, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 2. 34, 122. CONNELL, JOHN College Prep. COOPER, ARDEN College Prep., Basketball 2, 3, 4, Perry Players 4, Baseball 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4. 34, 113, 114,115,145,171,179 CORNELL, CYNTHIA General. 34. COSENTINO, THERESA College Prep., Perry Players 2, 3, 4, N.F.L. 2, V. President 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, Student Con- gress 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, Year- book Staff 3, Photography Edi- tor 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Play Crew 2, 3, 4. 34, 37, 97, 99, 100, 132, 133, 134, 136, 145, 146, 147, 223 CRETER, LARRY College Prep., National Honor Society 3, 4, Art Club V. Pres- ident 3, President 4, Student Congress 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Year- book Staff, Art Editor, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Play Crew 4. 34, 99, 133, 134, 135, 136, 151, 154, 157, 223. CROSBY, WILLIAM College Prep. 34. CRUM, PAMELA Business, Choir 2, 39 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 F.N.A. 2, Girls' Lead- ers 3. 34, 140. CURZAN, CAROL College Prep., Choir 2. 34. DAMBROWSKI, JOHN College Prep., National Hon- or Society 3, 4, N.F.L. 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Perry Play- ers 2, 3, 4. 34, 135, 145, 146, 150. DAMBROWSKI, MICHAEL College Prep., National Honor Society 3, 4, N.F.L. 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Perry Players 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4. 34, 135, 145, 146, 150, 157. DANIELS, DANIELLE College Prep., Glee Club 2, F.N.A. 3, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, G.A.A. 3. 35, 135. DANNEMILLER, WILLIAM General, Band 3, 4, Perry Play- ers 2, 3, 4, Thespians 4, Boys' Glee Club 2, 3. .35, 145, 160. DAUGHERTY, MICHAEL Business. 3 5. DAVID, LINDA General, G.A.A., 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, F.S.A. 3, 4, Stu- dent Congress 4, Perry Play- ers 2,3. ' 35, 132, 133, 140, 141, 148,171. DEAN, ROY General, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. 35, 125. DE ANGELIS, ANTHONY General. DE ANGELIS, ELAINE Business, Black and White 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Pep Club 3, Art Club 2, Perry Players 2, 3. DECKER, TERRY General. 69. DEESER, DENNIS General, Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4. 35, 143, DENISON, PATRICIA College Prep., Choir 2, 3, 4, Girls Ensemble 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Perry Players 2, 3, Secretary, 4 Presi- dent, Thespians 3, 4, Play Cast 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Photo- genic candidate 4. 35, 99, 144, 145, 147, 162, 163, 164, 177 DE ORIO, JOE College Prep. 35 dePARIS, MARGO General, Perry Players 2, 33 G.A.A. 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, 33 Band 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4. 35, 74, 158, 160. DE STEPHEN, RICHARD General. 35. DOMER, SANDRA General. 35 . DONALDSON, MARTIN General, Wrestling 4, Track 2. 36,125. DON AVAN, ROBERT General. 3 6. DUDEK, LARRY College Prep., Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4. 36, 113, 114, 115, 162, 165, 176 DUNBAR, DARLENE Business, Yearbook Staff I3, 4 Business Manager, F.S.A. 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4. 36, 134, 136, 223. EARLY, CAROL Business. 36. ECKERT, CYNTHIA College Prep., F.T.A. 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Transfer, Jack- son 3. 36, 129, 136, 140, 141, 166. EDGAR, MARSHA College Prep., Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 V. President, Student Congress 3, 4 Secretary-Treas- urer, N.F.L. 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Perry Players 2, 3, 4, V. President, Play Cast 2, 3, 4, Crew 3, Bookends 4, R.B.C. 4 President, Debate 3, 4. 36, 98, 103, 132, 133, 135, 144, 145, 146, 147, 153, 154, 173, 182. EDWARDS, THOMAS General, Football 2, 3, 4, Boys' Leaders 4. 36, 106, 142. ELLIOTT, DAVID College Prep., French Club 4, Transfer, Lincoln 3. 36, 129, 150, 169. ELLIS, CAROL College Prep., Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3. 36. ELLYSON, DOIL College Prep., Football 2, French Club 33 36. ENGELHARDT, JILL College Prep., G.A.A. 2, 33 French Club 2, Perry Players 2. 37. FARRAR, DEBORAH College Prep., G.A.A. 2, 3, Perry Players 2, F.N.A. 2. 37. FELLERS, ROSEMARY College Prep., Perry Players 4, Spanish Club 4, Transfer, Col- umbiana 4. 37, 145. FERGUSON, JANET College Prep., G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, F.N.A. 4, Re- serve Cheerleader 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Perry Players 2, 4, N.F.L. 4, Play Cast 2. 37, 76, 126, 127, 140, 141, 145, 155, 162. F ERRIS, CHERYL Business, Glee Club 2, Pep Club 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, French Club 33 F.N.A. 3, 4, F.S.A. 3, 4. 37, 140, 148, 155. FINSEL, JANICE Business, F.S.A. 3, 4, Transfer Central Catholic 3. 37, 148. FISHER, DAVID College Prep., Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. 37, 69, 106, 113, 126 FONDRIEST, DAVID College Prep., Track 2, Perry Players 3, 4, N.F.L. 3, 4, French Club 4. 37, 103, 145, 150. FORKUM, MELODY General, G.A.A. 2. 37. FORREST, ROBERT College Prep. 37. FOX, EVAN College Prep., Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 2, Perry Players 4, Thespians 4, N.F.L. 4. 37, 145. FRANK, KAY Business, F.S.A. 3, 4, G.A.A. 4. 38, 141, 148. FRIGLEY, RITA College Prep., Art Club 2, 3, 4. 38, 157. GARBE, HEIDEMARIE College Prep., Bookends 3 His- torian, National Honor Society 3, 4, Choir 2. 38, 163, 164, 135, 172. GERBER, GARY General, Band 2, 3, 4. 38 160. GIBSON, MICHAEL General, Football 2, Track 2. 38. GILBERT, LYNNE College Prep., G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, F.N.A. 3 Secretary, 4 Pres- ident, Perry Players 3, 4. 38, 64, 140, 145, 155, 165, 179 GIROD, WALTER College Prep., Wrestling 2, 3, Track 2, French Club 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. 38,125,135,150. GLAZER, RICHARD College Prep. 38. GORDON, BRUCE College Prep., Senior Class V. President, National -Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4 Sports Editor, Band 2, 3, 4 V. President, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, French Club 4. 28, 134, 135, 139, 140, 150, 159, 161, 172, 178. GRAY, CHARLES General. 38. GREENWALT, SUSAN Business, French Club 3. 38. GRIFFIN, MARY General, Choir 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, Mixed Ensem- ble 3, 4, Perry Players 3, 4, Thespians 4. 39, 145, 163, 165, 182. GRIFFIN, STEVE General, Perry Players 2, 3, 4, choir 3, 4. 39, 145, 165. HADBAVNY, DAVID College Prep. 39. HADDOX, DORIS Business, P.B.X. 3,f4, F.S.A. 3, 4. 39, 148, 167. HAIR, ELIZABETH College Prep., Spanish Club 2, F.T.A. 3, Play Crew 3. Band 2, 3, 4. 39, 161. HALTER, ANNE College Prep., G.A.A. 2, 3: Pep Club 3, Yearbook 4, Quill and Scroll 4. 39, 136. HAMBLETON, ROGER College Prep., Audio-Visual 2, French Club 3. 39. HARRIMAN, MARK College Prep., Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 3. 39, 101, 113. HARRY, SANDRA Business, G.A.A. 2, P.B.X. 3, 4, F.S.A. 3, 4. 39, 148, 167. HARSH, RODNEY College Prep. 39. HASSELQUIST, LINDA College Prep., G.A.A. 4, Book- ends 3, 4. 39, 124, 129, 140, 153. HAYES, BARBARA Business, G.A.A. 3, 4, Year- book Staff 4, Play Crew 4. 40, 136, 140. HEDRICK, JUDY College Prep., French Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. 40,135,150, 173. HEINTZELMAN, JOANN College Prep., National Honor Society 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Perry Players 4. 40, 135, 145, 152, 154. ZI3 HENNING, CHERYL College Prep., G.A.A. 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Perry Players 3, 4, N.F.L. 3, 4, Thes- pians 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Play Cast 2, 3, 4. 25, 40, 98, 135, 146, 147, 148, 154, 163, 164. HENN IN G, TOM General, Wrestling 2, 3. 40. HENSLEY, KAREN Business, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. 40, 141. HENTZELL, DEBORAH Business, G.A.A. 4, Perry Play- ers 4. 40. HERSHBERGER, TERRY General. 40. HESSON, NICK College Prep. 40. HINDERER, CHERIE College Prep., Band 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Perry Players 3, 4. 40, 141, 145. 158, 159, 161. HINTON, RONALD College Prep. 40. HOFFMAN, RONALD College Prep., National Honor Society 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Perry Players 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, Year- book Photographer 2, 3, Var- sity Football Manager 4. N 41, 110, 135, 143, 150, 163, 165. HOLLAND, RAY College Prep., Art Club 2, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football Manager 3, 214 Choir 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 2, Varsity Basketball Manager 3, Perry Players 2, 4, Pep Club 3. 41, 145, 157, 165, 182. HOLMES, BARBARA College Prep., French Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3. 41, 150. HOPE, DENNIS General, Audio-Visual 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, 4. 41, 116, 143. HORNING, KAREN College Prep., F.N.A. 4, Year- book Staff 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Girls' Leaders 4, Panther 4, Transfer, Lehman 2. 25, 27, 41, 70, 136, 140, 142, 145, 155. HOWE, RICHARD General, Audio-Visual 3. 41, 143. HOWELL, RICHARD College Prep., Track 2. 41. HUBBARD, BARBARA College Prep., Perry Players 2, Spanish Club 2, F.T.A. 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, N.F.L. 3, 4. 41, 146, 156. HUGHES, CHERYL College Prep., Glee Club 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Bookends 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, F.N.A. 4. 41, 103,153, 154, 155. HYDE, BRENDA General. 41. IRWlN,TERRY College Prep., Key Club 2, V. President 3, Treasurer 4, Na- tional Honor Soci 3 4 French Club 3, 4, eftllass Of- ficer President 2, 4, Football 2, 3, Tri-Captain 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, V. President 3, 4. 25, 28, 41, 106, 108, 109, 112, 113, 118, 135, 150, 151, 172. JANNELLI, DANIEL General, Track 2, Baseball 3. 42, 118. JARRELL, GARY College Prep., Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4, Play Crew 3, 4, Year- book Staff 4 Photographer, R.B.C. 4. 42, 128, 136, 143. JIALANELLA, MARGARET College Prep., F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Perry Players 33 N.F.L. 3, 4, French Club 3. 42, 146, 152. JONES, MARGARET College Prep., Band 2, 3, ,G.A.A. 2, Spanish Club 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, F.T.A. 4. 42, 136, 145, 152, 154. JONES, WILLIAM College Prep., National Honor Society 3, 4, Golf 3, 4. 42, 121, 135. KAMBRICK, CLARK General, Track 2. 42. KATE, NANCY College Prep., Choir 2, 3, 4, Reserve Cheerleader 2, 3, Var- sity Cheerleader 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Perry Players 2, 4, French Club 4, Pep Club 3, Student Congress 4, Play Crew 2, 4. 42, 126, 127, 132, 133, 135, 140, 145, 150, 165, 168, 169. KAYLOR, JEFFREY College Prep., Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Sopho- more Class V. President, Stu- dent Congress 3, Perry Players 4, Boys' Glee Club 2, 3. 42, 106, 122, 145. KELLER, DAVID College Prep., French Club 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Student Con- gress 35 National Honor Society 3, 4. 42, 135 KELLER, LEE College Prep., French Club 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3. 42, 150, 151. l KENT, JOHN General. 42. KESSLER, JAMES Business, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 2. 43, 106, 125. KIEFFER, BERNARD General. 43. KILPER, BONNIE Business, Pep Club 3, Band 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Girls Leaders 3, Pep Club 3, Perry Players 3. 43, 141, 160. KISELA, MICHAEL General, Track 2. 43. KITAMURA, MACHIKO General, Perry Players 4, Glee Club 4, Play Crew 4, Trans- fer, Kobe, Japan. 10, 43, 125, 145. KLEINHENZ, JAMES General. 43. KNOPP, DAVID General. KNOX, JUDITH Business. 43. KORNISH, JOSEPH College Prep, Track 2, 3, Spanish 2. 43, 122. KOTEMA, MARCIA Business, F.N.A. 3, G.A.A. 3, 4. 43 140. KRAMER, LINDA Business, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. 43, 140. KROLL, WAYNE College Prep., Band 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4. 43, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 122,' 155, 161. KROPF, SHARON College Prep., Perry Players 3, 4, Girl's Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Thes- pians 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, French Club 2, 3, N.F.L. 3, 4 Presi- dent, Choir 2, 3, 4, Historian 4. 44, 145, 146, 1147, 163, 164, 162. KRUMM, MEREDITH Business, G.A.A. 2, 3, Pep Club 3. 44, 169. KULL, JOEL College Prep, Band 2, 3, 4. 44, 160. LAIRD, GREGORY General. 44. LAIRD, TERRY General. 44. LAMIELLE, RUSSELL General. 44. LANDIS, BRUCE College Prep., Spanish Club 2, 4 Newspaper Staff 3, 4, N.F.L. 3, 4, Thespians 4, R.B.C. 4, Perry Players 3, 4. 44, 98, 134, 139, 144, 146, 147, 182. LANE, THOMAS College Prep. 44. LANTZ, DORIS College Prep., French Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Perry Players 2, Band 2, 5, 4. 44, 150, 152, 161. LAPS, JILL Business, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Book- ends 2, 3 Secretary, Black and White 2, Glee Club 2. 44, 141, 153. LASHINSKE, SANDRA Business, G.A.A. 2, 44. LAUTENSCHLEOER, ROBERT College Prep., Band 2, 3, 4, Track 2, French Club 4. 45, 150, 161. LAZOR, BARBARA College Prep., Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 V. President, Girls' Leaders 3, Perry Players 2, 3, 4, Black and White 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Girls' Track 3, Glee Club 2, Pep Club 3. 45, 132, 134, 139, 140, 145, 154. LEE, MAX College Prep., Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 4. 45, 110, 122, 135. LIEER, DEBORAH Business, G.A.A. 3, 4, Perry Players 4, Pep Club 3. 45. LLOYD, CHARLES General, Football 2, 3, 4. 45, 106, 125,142. LONG, MARSHA College Prep., G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Girls' Leaders 4. 45, 140, 141, 142, 155 LONG, MICHAEL College Prep., Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4, Track Manager 2, 3, Football Manager 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Perry Players 3, 4, N.F.L. 4, Thespians 4, Play Cast 3, 4, Play Crew 3. 45, 101, 136, 143, 145. LONG, WILLIAM Business, Track 2. 45. LONGSWORTH, GLENNA College Prep., French Club 2, Bookends 3, 4, Perry Players 2. 45. MCBRIDE, ANITA College Prep., G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Perry Players 2, 3, 4, N.F.L. 4, Choir 3, 4, Black and White 2, 3, 4, Girls' Leaders 3, 4, Play Cast 2, 4. 45, 97, 102, 141, 142, 145, 146, 152,165,183 McCARTNEY, CONSTANCE Business, Bookends 3, 4. 45, 153. MCCLAIN, THOMAS College Prep., Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 4. 46, 122, 151, 106, 109 MCCLINTOCK, DONALD College Prep., Latin Club 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Boy's Ensemble 2, French Club 3, 4. 46, 150, 165. MCCOY, CHERYL College Prep., F.N.A. 2, 3, Bookends 3, 4. 46, 153. MCCUSKEY, THOMAS College Prep., Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, N.F.L. 4, Play Crew 4, Newspaper Staff 4, R.B.C. 4. 46, 122, 146, 144, 154. MCFARREN, CHARLES General, Band 2, 3, 4. 46, 161. MCGILL, STACY College Prep., G.A.A. 2, 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Student Congress 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Black and White 2, 3. 46, 133,160. MCKNIGHT, EDWARD College Prep. 46. McLEOD, JENNY College Prep., Band 1, 2, 33 French Club 3, 4 President, F.T.A. 3, 4 President, Student Congress 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Club Editor 4, G.A.A. 2. 46, 97, 132, 155, 134, 156, 150, 152, 223 MCPHERSON, CLAUDIA General, Pep Club 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, Perry Players 4. 46, 144, 145. MALONE, PATRICIA General, G.A.A. 3, 4, Pep Club 3. 46. MANGUS, DAVID College Prep., Track 2, French Club 4, Band 2, 3, 4. 46, 150, 161. MANSFIELD, VIVIAN College Prep., Art Club 2, 3, 4, Perry Players 2, F.T.A. 3, Bookends 3, 4, Treasurer 4. 47. MARRA, BEVERLY Business. 47. MARSFELDER, MARY General, G.A.A. 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, 4, Perry Players 4, N.F.L. 3, 4. 47, 141, 145, 146, 155. MARTIN, INNA Business, Choir 2, transfer, McKinley 3. 47. MARTIN, LINDA General, G.A.A. 2, Glee Club 2, Perry Players 2, F.N.A. 2, 3, 4. 47, 155. MAZZARELLA, MICHAEL College Prep., Track 2, 3, 4, French Club 3. 47, 122. METZGAR, GLADYS Business. 47. MILLER, DAVID College Prep., Band 2, 3, 4. 47, 161, 129 MILLER, RICHARD College Prep., Wrestling 2, Art Club 2, 4, Spanish Club 2. 47. 2l5 MOCHER, SANDRA Business, G.A.A. 2, 3. 47. MORRIS, RUSSELL General. 47. MOTTICE, GARY General. 48. MUELHEIM, SANDRA Business, Perry Players 3. 48. MUNTEAN, RICHARD General. 48. MURRAY, DANIEL College Prep., Wrestling 2. 48. NELSON, JAMES College Prep., Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4. 48, 106, 143. NESBITT, KATHLEEN College Prep., G.A.A. 2, 3, French Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4. 48, 150,152 NESSELRODE, CARL General. 48 OBERMILLER, FREDERIC College Prep., Band 2, 3, 4, Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4, Year- book Staff 3, 4 Sports Editor 4. 48, 134, 136, 143, 160. ONEY, DONALD College Prep. OSWALT, KATHLEEN College Prep., F.N.A. 2, F.T.A. 3, French Club 4, Glee Club 2. 48, 50, 160. PACK, JANE College Prep., French Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Transfer, Woodrow Wilson, Beckley W. Va. 3. 48, 136, 150. PALANDRANI, JOSEPH College Prep., Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Track 2, Spanish Club 2. 48, 124, 185. PARCELL, DANIEL General, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Boys' Leader 4. 49, 106, 124, 142, 144. PARKER, MELVIN General, Football 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4. 49, 106,113, 118. PASCU, DANIEL College Prep., Band 3, 4. 49, 160. PATTERSON, KATHY Business, G.A.A. 2, 4, F.S.A. 3, 4, P.B.X. 4. 49, 140, 148, 167. PATTERSON, RANDALL General. 49. PATTERSON, RICHARD General. 49. PAUSHEK, JUANITA General. PEDDICORD, RICHARD College Prep. 49. PETERMAN, NANCY Business, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, F.N.A. 3, Perry Play- ers 2, 3. 49, 141. PIKULIK, IEANINNE College Prep., Perry Players 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 3, 4, Play Crew 3: Basketball Attendant 4. 99, 131- PITTMAN, DONALD General. 49. PITMAN, STOKES General. 49. PLUNKETT, FREDA Business. 5 O. POTTER, TERRY General, Football 2, 3, 4. 50, 106. PRESTON, CATHERINE College Prep., F.T.A. 2, 3, 4 Treasurer National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Perry Players 3, French Club 3, Pep,Club 3, Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Editor 4. 50, 100, 134, 135, 136, 137, 152, 173, 223. PUCKY, TIMOTHY College Prep., Spanish Club 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Audio- Visual Advisor 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, President, Yearbook Staff 4 Photographer, Play Crew 2. 50, 135, 136, 142, 143, 149, 168. RAMEY, JERRY General, Track 4. 50. REID, PENNY General, Bookends 4. 50. REX, DANIEL General. 50. 141. REX, DEBORAH College Prep., G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 2, 3, 4, Perry Play- ers 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2. 50, 145, 155. RIDDLE, ROBERT General. 50, 158. RILEY, REBBECCA General, Girls' Leader 3. 50. RINALDI, TONI Business, Glee Club 2, Pep Club 3 President, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, Perry Players 2, 3. 50,141. ROBBINS, CHARLES General, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. 51, 99, 106, 122, 124, 141. ROBERTS, MARGARET Business, Black and White 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 Treasurer, French Club 3. 51, 139, 140. ROBINSON, BRUCE College Prep., Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4, Perry Players 2, 3, 4, N.F.L. 3, 4, Thespians 4. 51, 103, 143, 145, 146, 147. ROBISH, NANCY College Prep., Art Club 2, 3, 4 V. President, Spanish Club 2, N.F.L. 3, 4 Secretary, Thes- pians 3, 4, Perry Players 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Art Editor, Play Cast 2, 3, 4, Play Crew 2, 3. 51, 98, 99, 136, 145, 146, 147, 157, 164, 123. ROMIGH, SUSAN College Prep., Glee Club 2, 3, Perry Players 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, 4. 51, 145,155 RONALD, PAUL College Prep., Spanish Club 3, Track 2, Audio-Visual 3, Perry Players 3 Hi-Y 4. 51, 103, 143, 149. ROTH, CHERYL Business, G.A.A. 2. 4. 51, 140 RUDELL, TIMOTHY College Prep. RUSSELL, SHEILA Business, Perry Players 4, F.S.A. 3, 4. 51, 148 SARACINA, MICHAEL Business. 5 1 SAYLOR, MARGARET College Prep., G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 Point Chairman, Glee Club 2, 5. 51, 140 SCHNEBELEN, LINDA Business, G.A.A. 5, 4, F.S.A. 5, 4, Black and White 5, Girls Leader 5. 51, 121, 148 SCHULTHEIS, REBECCA Business, F.S.A. 5, 4, G.A.A. 5. 52. SCHUSTER, PAMELA Business, G.A.A. 5, 4, Book- ends 5, 4. 52, 121, 155. SCOURFIELD, JOHN College Prep., Spanish Club 2, 5. 52, 179. SEAL, ROBERT College Prep., Newspaper Staff 2, 5 Sports Editor, 4 Editor, Student Congress 5, 4, Debate 4, National Honor Society 5, 4 President, Key Club 2, 5, 4, Spanish Club 2, 5 President, 4 President, N.F.L. 4, Perry Players 4, Quill and Scroll 5, 4, Golf 5, 4, Track 2. 52, 98, 99, 121, 152, 154, 155, 158, 159, 144, 145, 146, 147, 175. SEYBERT, SHERRY College Prep., Latin Club 2, Fench Club 5 4' FNA 4 I , , . . 5 Yearbook Staff 4. 52, 156, 150, 155 SHULOK, JOSEPH College Prep., Perry Players 2, 5, 4, N.F.L. 2, 5, 4, Thespians 5, 4, French Club 5, 4 V. Presi- dent, Class V. President 5, R.B.C. 2. 52, 77, 152, 155, 145, 147. SIBLE, JOHNNY General, Audio-Visual 2, 5. 52, 145, 168. SIMMONS, CAROLYN College Prep., Choir 2, 5, 4, French Club 5, G.A.A. 43 Play Cast 2ATransfer Morton, Chicago, Ill. 52. SKEEN, DARLENE College Prep., F.N.A. 2, 5, 4, Student Congress 5, National Honor Society 5, 4. 52, 155, 155. SLAGGY, JAMES Business. 52. SLUSSER, GAYLE Business, F.S.A. 5, 4, G.A.A. 5, 4, P.B.X. 5, 4, Perry Play- ers 5, Glee Club 2, Pep Club 5. 52, 144,-148. SMELTZER, TIMOTHY College Prep., Football 2, 55 Wrestling 2, Audio-Visual 2, 5, 4. 55, 145. STEEN, PAMELA College Prep., National Hon- or Society 5, 4, Secretary, Band 2, 5, 4, Student Congress 5, F.N.A. 2, 5, 4 Secretary, French Club 5, 4, Perry Play- ers 5. 25, 55, 155, 150, 155. STEVENS, RONALD General. STOEHR, BETH General, G.A.A. 2, 4, F.H.A. 2, 5, Pep Club 5. 55. STORZ, LINDA Business, F.S.A. 5, 4, French Club 5, Perry Players 5, P.B.X. 5, 4. 55, 148. STRATTON, JEAN Business, Girls' Leaders 5, 4, F.H.A. 5, 4 V. President, G.A.A. 5, 4, Black 8: White 5, 4. 55, 141, 142,, 156. STRATTON, JOAN Business, Girls' Leaders 5, 4, F.H.A. 4, BlaCk 86 White 3, 4, G.A.A. 5, 4. 55, 141, 142,156. SUAREZ, JOSEPH General, Art Club 2, Perry Players 2, 5, 4, Play Cast 2, 4. 55,145,182. SULLIVAN, SHARON College Prep., Perry Players 5, Spanish Club 5. 55. SUTTON, JOHN College Prep., Play Cast 2. 55. TeWINKEL, CHERYL College Prep., Spanish Club 4, Perry Players 2, N.F.L. 2, Play Crew 4. 55, 145, 146, 154. THOMAS, JOHN College Prep., Boys' Glee Club 2, French Club 5, 4, Audio- Visual 4. 55, 145, 150. THOMAS, LINDA College Prep. 4, Perry Play- ers 4, Glee Club 2, French Club 4. 54, 145, 150. THOMPSON, WANDA College Prep, Glee Club 2. 25, 54. TIETZE, CATHY College Prep., Band 2, 5, 4, F.T.A. 5, 4, Yearbook Staff 5, French Club 5. 54, 152, 160. TILTON, CAROL College Prep., Choir 2, 5 His- torian, National Honor Society 5, 4, Class Historian 5, 4, Var- sity Cheerleader 5, 4, News- paper Staff 2, 5 Associate Edi- tor, 4 Managing Editor, F.T.A. 2, 5, 4, Spanish Club Secretary: 2, 5, 4, G.A.A. 2, 5, 4, Perry Players 2, 4, Play Cast 5, Pep Club 5, Quill and Scroll 5, 4. Basketball Attendant 4. 28, 54, 76, 99, 126, 127, 154, 155, 158, 159, 141, 145, 152, 154, 175, 181. TRISSEL, MARK General. 54. URBAN, POLLY College Prep., Glee Club 2, F.T.A. 2, 5, 4, G.A.A. 2, 5, Yearbook Staff 5, Thespians 4, French Club 5, 4, Play Cast 4, Crew 5, Debate Team 4, N.F.L. 4. 27, 54, 156, 145, 146, 147, 150, 152. VAHILA, CAROL College Prep., Band 2, 5, 4, F.N.A. 5, 4 V. President, Year- book Staff 2, G.A.A. 2, Play Crew 5. 54, 155, 160, 182. VAN BREMEN, BARRY College Prep. 54 VARA, PATRICIA Business, G.A.A. 5, 4, F.S.A. 5, 4 Treasurer, P.B.X. 2, 5, 4, Pep Club 5. 54, 148, 167. VARGO, DONNA College Prep., Reserve Cheer- leader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 5, 4, G.A.A. 2, 5, President, 4, French Club 5, 4, Perry Players 2, 4, Football Queen 4, Football Attendant 2, 5. 54, 76, 126, 140, 145, 150, 169, 171, 174. VAUGHN, PATRICIA General, F.N.A. 2, 5, 4, 54 VELLUCI, DANIEL College Prep., Spanish Club 2. 55 VOICAN, STEPHAN College Prep., Football 2, 5, Track '2, 5, Choir 2, 5, 4, Boys' Ensemble 2, 5, 4, Stu- dent Congress 5, Spanish Club 2, Mix Ensemble 2, 5, 4. 55,122,165,165 WADSWORTH, DANI General, Band 2, 5, 4. 55, 161. WAGNER, TIMOTHY General, Football 2, Wrestling 2. 55. WALTERS, DONALD General. 5 5 . WARD, DONNA Business. 5 5. WARD, JAMES Business. 5 5. WARREN, WILLIAM General. 55, 160. College Prep. WEBER, JOSEPH 55. WEEKLEY, GARY General, Football 2. 55, 69 WERNER, MARIANNE General. WHITMER, CYNTHIA Business, F.S.A. 3, 4, P.B.X. Adams, Rebecca Ake, Robert 59 Albrecht, Donald Altimore, Robert Amatangelo, John Anania, Daniel 147 Anderson, Gary Andrews, Thomas Arnott, Terrance Atkinson, Thomas 146, 147 Baker, Sandra Bardnell, Donald Barker, Brenda Barnes, Jo Ann Barnett, Judith Bartusek, John 165 59, 156 59, 122 59 59, 160 59, 122, 59 59, 143 59, 1-43 59, 145, 59 59, 114 59 59 59 59, 121, Bates, Bettina 59, 61, 153, 157 Beaver, La Nora 153, 175 59, 140, Billingsley, Sandford 59 Bishop, Clifford 59 Bixler, Candy 59, 77, 140, 145, 150 Blanda, Edward 59 Blood, David 59 Bogue, Russell Bolster, Valerie 2l8 59 59 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. 55, 141, 148, 167. WHITMER, MINNIE General. 56. WILKE, WILLIAM College Prep., Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys' Ensemble 2, Mixed En- semble 2. 56, 165. WILSON, SANDRA Business, G.A.A. 2, 3. 56. WINCE, RICHARD College Prep., Football 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Span- ish Club 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4. 56, 106, 108, 124, 134,142,151,154,159. UNIOR Boyd, Richard 59, 129, 153 Bracken, Carla 59, 126, 140 Brady, Frances 59, 153 Brahler, Joan 59, 141, 142, 169 Brannan, Frederick 59, 110, 122 Brawley, Jean 60 Brown, Rebecca 60 Burgess, Carol 60, 141 Burick, Joseph 60, 106 Burwell, Judith 60 Bush, Sandra 60, 155 Byers, Judith 60, 105, 145, '152, 165 Cain, Rhonda 60 Carpenter, Elaine 60 Carson, Barbara 60 Casto, Margaret 60, 1 64 Casto, Paul 60, 1 22, 1 5 0 Catron, Curtis 60 Catron, Ronald 60 Chambers, Michael 60 Charton, Michael 60 Childers, John 60 Chiples, John 60 Clapper, Susan 60 Clark, Jeffrey 60 WISE, MICHELLE Business, Band 2, 3, 4 His- torian, F.S.A. 3, 4 Secretary, Majorette 2, 3, 4 Head, G.A.A. 3, 4. 56, 99, 141, 148, 158, 159, 160,171, 175. WITMER, JUDITH College Prep., Class Treasurer 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4 Fea- ture Editor, Perry Players 2, 3, 4 Treasurer, G.A.A. 2, Glee Club 2, Play Crew 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Pep Club 3 Treasurer, French Club 3, 4, Secretary 4. 56, 134, 135, 139, 144, 145, 150. WOLF, PAULA Business. 56. WRIGHT, MARILYN Business, F.H.A. 2, 4. 56, Coblentz, James 60, 76 Cogan, Joan 60, 139, 161 Cooke, Phyllis 60 Copeland, Pat 60 Corder, Patricia 60 Correia, Theresa 60 Costea, Victor 60 Coy, Robert 60 Cowart, Robert 60 Craigo, Nancy 61, 155 Cramblett, Ray 61 Crilly, Irene 58, 61, 139, 150, 152, 169 Crowl, Jeffrey 61, 97 Croy, Donna 61 Currier, Ted 61, 110, 122 Daggett, Richard 61 Davis, Robert 61 De Janeiro, Ralph 61 Depuy, Lynn 61 Di Santis, Rosalie 61 De Witt, Barbara 61 Dice, Sandra 61 Di Fiori, Judith 61, 152, 160 Di Giacomo, Regina 61, 136, 141, 145 Dolhun, Michael 62 Doll, Sandi 62, 153 Donato, Michael 62, 101, 106 YABLONSKI, THOMAS College Prep, Baseball 3, 4. 56, 118. YOHO, GARY College Prep., Track 2, 3, 4, J Newspaper Staff 4. 56, 122. YOHO, JOAN General. 5 6. YUHANIAK, ANNE College Prep., F.T.A. 2. 56. , ZEIGLER, WILLIAM College Prep. Donavan, Douglas 62, 143, 1 5 0 Dorkoff, William 62 Downs, Thomas 62, 121, 145 Dumm, Darlene 62 Earley, Randy 62 Ebey, Mary 62 Ecksmith, Richard 62 Engelhardt, Niki 62, 134, 139 Estadt, John 62 Fano, Jacqueline 62 Farkas, Cathy 62 Farkas, John 62 Farrar, Daniel 63, 122 Fawcett, Charlotte 63, 160, 171 F edor, Thomas 63 Finnegan, Clifford 63 Foraker, Karen 63 Foraker, Sharon 63 Ford, Bruce 63 Forkum, Gary 63 Forman, Larry 63 Foust, Patricia 63, 161 Fowler, Lois 63, 140 Franklin, Dale 63 Ftorek, William 63 Fulmer, Diane 63 Geier, John 63 Gerber, William 61, 63, Johnson, Thomas 65, 122, 136,153,157 160 Gesen, Helen 63, 77, 140, Jones, Paul 65, 121 142 Kanny, Kay 65, 141, 142, Getz, Michael 63 152 Gibson, David 63, 143, 144 Gilbert, Jeanne 63, 155 Gilmore, Thomas 63, 110, 122 Glenn, Timothy 63, 110, 122 Golembeski, Michael 63, 121 Gordon, Bruce 63, 118 Gordon, Thomas 58, 65, 75,106,150 Gouge, James 63, 149 Gresser, Charles 63 Griffith, Pamela 63, 141, 153, 157 Grovemiller, Daniel 61, 63,121,157 Guley, Linda 64, 140 Hague, Donnie 64 Halco, Phil 64, 106 Hale, Terri 64, 142 Hall, Judith 64, 141,142 Hallam, David 64, 118, 136, 143 Harmon, Tom 64, 143 Hartsock, John 64, 143 Harriman, Robert 64, 106, 107,108,111,114,118,143 Haut, Wendy 64 Haught, Ronald 64, 106, 122 Hayes, Linda 64, 141, 146 Heberling, Wanda 64 Heckathorn, Jackie 64 Heckman, David 64, 106 Heinbaugh, Gerald 64, 142 Heintzelman, Jeanne 64, 136, 145, 152 Henry, Robert 64, 149 Hildebrand, Joel 64 Hillebrecht, Shirley 64, 142, 146, 147 Hipsley, Cheryl 64, 61, 1 5 7 Hodge, Kenneth 64, 122 Horvath, Stephanie 64 Hosner, Reginald 64, 106, 122 Howick, Harold 64, 143 Huffman, Janet 64 Hummer, Joanne 64, 167 Irwin, James 64 Jabrocki, John 64, 121 Johnson, Anita 64, 141 Karris, Lynette 65 Kessler, Craigo 65 Kirkpatrick, Kitty 65, 140,152 Kiser, Kathleen 65 Klick, Tami 65, 140 Klohs, Sandra 65 Knock, David 65 Knopp, Tomas 65 Kogel, David 65, 142, 146, 147 Kohler, Millie 65 Kohl, Sue 66, 141, 152 Kosierowski, Patti 65, 74, 132, 133 Kolunchuk, Wendi 65 Kramer, Lorraine 65, 141 Krantz, Monica 66, 141, 150,155 Knoll, Mary 66 Kuntzman, Timothy 66, 143, 149 Ladley, Dennis 66, 145, 149 Lamielle, Richard 66 Lawhun, Vibra 66 Layton, Cindy 66 Lebo, Danny 66, 122 Levengood, Linda 66, 141, 161 Line, Mary 66, 165 Levengood, Linda 161 Line, Mary 66, 165 Little, Kay 66, 175 Loew, Suzanne 1 5 5 67, 141, Long, Deborah 67, 141 Longsworth, Patricia 67 Lucas, Linda 66, 141, 152,165 McArthur, Paula 67, 132 McBeth, Kathy 67 McClain, Richard 67, 122 McDannell, William 61, 67,131,134,139,142,157 McFarland, Ronnie 67, 149 McGowan, William 67 McGraw, Craig 67 McVay, Belinda 67, 141, 166 Macarie, Anne 58, 61, 67, 139,140,152,157 Mahaffy, Jerry 67 66, 141, Maier, Vickie 67 Malcuit, Mike 67 Malone, Michael 67 Maney, Pat 67 Marcus, Thomas 67, 145 Maricich, Lynette 67, 74, 158 Mariol, Jim 67 Masterana, Barbara 67, 141 166 Matter, Madalana 67, 127, 141,142,164,150,127 Maxwell, Hunter 67 Mercer, Sue 67, 134, 136, 137,141,156,223 Meyer, Cletus 67 Michel, Dianna 67 Miller, Kay 67, 136, 141, 145,178 Miller, Richard 67, 118, 147, 157 Miller, Ronald 67 Miller, Roy 68, 128 Miller, Timothy 68, 124 Mitchell, Susan 68 Moock, Brian 68 Moore, Robert 68 Morey, John 68, 132, 153 Morris, Robert 68, 118, 149, 150 Morris, Stephen 68 Morton, John 68 Mosser, Donald 68 Mottice, Illona 68 Murray, Ronaele 68 Meyers, Roger 68 Nash, John 68 Nave, Bonnie 68 Neal, Rodney 68 Negulic, Leslie 68, 141 Nelson, Debra 58, 134, 139, 140, 141 New, Shawn 58 Niswonger, Terry 58 Norcia, Linda 58, 160 Oberlin, Nancy 68, 74, 141,145,155,158,160 Oberlin, Thomas 68 Parrott, Richard 68, 143 Patterson, Joanne 68 Pawley, Dwayne 68 Peddicord, Terry 68 Penix, Larry 68, 117, 118 Perdu, Linda 68 Philpott, Charlotte 69, 155 Ponieski, Eleanor 69, 140 Porter, Kathryn 50, 69, 150 Potts, Daryl 69 Presson, Marcia 69 Preston, Frances 69, 136, 141, 155, 165 Preusser, Diane 69, 141, 162 Price, David 69 Priest, Richard 69, 122, 124 Pyles, Joyce 69 Quinn, Paul 69, 139 Rainsberger, Bruce 69 Ramos, Beatrice 69 Reed, Judy 69 Reemsnyder, Ronald 69, 98, 132, 133, 145, 146, 147 Rees, William 70 Regula, Jeffrey 70 Reiter, Carl 70, 110 Rex, Rudolph 70, 120, 121 Ring, Tod 70 Rittenberry, Mary 70, 167 Roberts, Sally 70 Robey, Deborah 70, 141, 145,155 Rodriquez, Greg 70, 149 Rogich, Michael 70 Rohleder, Kenneth 70 Ronk, Connie 70 Roshon, Robert 70, 165 Rowe, Barbara 70 Russ, Timothy 71, 149 Salla, David 71, 148 Sauers, Christine 71, 145 Saylor, Fred 71, 106 Schaffner, Jeffrey 71 Schenker, Thomas 71 Scheub, Elizabeth 71 Schmidt, Robert 71 Schott, Marlene 71 Schafrath, Kenneth 71, 122 Schwartz, Linda 71 Seal, Carol 71, 156 Seal, Nancy 71, 134, 136, 157,145, -53, 155 Seward, Rhonda 71, 140 Sexton, Willis 71, 129 Shafer, Gary 71 Shaffer, David 71 Shaffer, Ryan 70, 106, 142, 150,163 shaffef, scott 71, 106, 149, 165 Shallenberger, Kim 71, 110 Shannon, Mary 71, 141 2I9 Shannon, Ronald 71 Stallman, Cynthia 72, 141, Vaughn, Sandra 73, 140 Shearer, Yvonne 71 167 Vitangeli, Marie 73 Shifey, Tim 71 Stark, Roger 72 Vitangeli, Robert 73, 121 Shock, Timothy 71 Sffigerwald, James 72 Voffghlvivian 75' 141, Sibert, Dennis 71, 143 Stevensofh Mark 72 l 53 SimPson, Laffy 71, 143, sriiiof, carol 72, 140,142 Xgfsgafi Gregory '75 149 SUPeS,Susan 72,158,160 vvgcgiiygln U 725 512124, Charles 71 Stoner, Robert 72, 110 W g 'D 71 gates, gandlra 71 4 5105255 glggley 72, 141, agirger, Ollg as 73, 143, oan, aro 72, 1 1 , 1 Sanur Bruce 72,122 Stoven Pmdede 72,132, 1784862 bu7a9ne 75,140 smith, Connie 72, 152 140, 155 Wag'fef'W11ham 73' 149 Smith John 72 110 Strader, F6I1fOI1 72, 149 Kathy 73, 1411 Smith, Sheffy 72, 140 gliiilgn 72 Waldick, Susan 73, 132, Smith, Susan 72 1 133, 140, 142, 152 Snyder, Carol 72, 136, 140 gwfmberg' galil 72 Walters, Marilee 61, 74, Wlgaft, Walter Snyder, Fred 72, 145, 165 - - ' ' ' T1lfOl'1, Gall 72, 141, 142, Webber David 74 143 Snyder, Fred 72, 145, 165 153 ' ' Butler, Judith Snyder, Stephanie 72, 132, 135,l50,152,164 Sowd, Thomas 72 Speelman, Melanie 72, 141 Spivey, Alan 72, 122, 125 SmLRmh 587210 Allen, Dayle 29 anderson, Deborah 79, 161 Andrews, Bonnie 79 Andrews, Mark 79 Angus, Floyd 79, 125, 132 Arbuckle, Darlene 79, 166 Archer, Susan 79, 141, 155,160 Babbo, Thomas 79, 164 Baker, Carolyn 79 Baker, Kathleen 79 Banar, Beverly 79 Bartuseck, Steve 79, 117, 145, 149 Bates, Janet 79 Bauman, Bradley 79, 110 Bethune, Richard 79, 165 Teccheff, Lee 72, 133 Tucker, Robert 72, 97, 122 Tuersley, John 73, 77 Urban, Bonnie 73, 141, 167 Vance, Pamela 73, 142 Weber, Kurt 74 Weidner, Terry 74, 145, 146, 147 Weise, Richard 74 Wesley, Alice 74, 136, 145,150 Weston, Terry 74 SOPHOMORE INDEX Bose, Kathy 79, 141, 145, 150,152 Bourquin, Ronald 79 Bourquin, Steven 79 Bowen, Cathy 79, 141, 145, 146, 147 Bowen, Vicki 79, 136 Bowling, Rebecca 80, 141, 145, 146, 166 Bowling, Thomas 80 Bradley, Michael 80, 136 Brendlen, Susan 80, 140, 155, 166 Brown, Marsha 78, 80, 140,145,146,147,175 Bryden, Mary 80, 145, 146, 147, 155, 160 Burch, Janet 80, 141 Burwell, Constance 27 80,164 ,8o Betinis, Michael 79 Betro, Joseph 79 Bilas, Jacqueline 27, 79, 140, 166 Binns, Colins 79, 129 Birone, John 79, 106 Bishop, Charles 79 Black, William 79 Blood, Ernest 79 Boggs, Judith 79 Booth, Lloyd 79 220 Byers, Ted 96 Campton, Robert 80 Carlson, Lynette 80, 166 Charton, Diane 80, 150, 166, 169 Chiples, Elissa 80 Christenson, Eric 80 Cisler, Randy 80 Clapper, Carlee 80, 141 Clark, Rodney 80 Clauss, William 80 Clinger, Jamie 80 Close, Dennis, 80 Clouse, Josette 80, 140, 145,150,164 Cochrane, Vicki 80, 141, 145, 146, 160 Cocklin, Greg 80, 110 Cole, Peggy 80, 155, 166 Coleridge, Scott 80, 151 Coley, Larry 80 Collins, Keith 80 Colvin, Barbara 80, 141, 150,160 Connell, Cathy 80, 150 Connors, Thomas Cosentino, Rita 80, 141, 145,146,155 Cosgrove, Clarence 81 Costilow, Juanita 81 Costilow, Patricia 81 Cowal, Alana 81, 140, 155,158,166 Cowart, Jerry 81, 103 Cox, Donna 81, 132, 141, 145,146,147 Cramblett, Lester 81, 143 Crum, Robert 81 Crum, Timothy 81 Wheeler, Susan 74, 141, 1 5 0 White, Dorothy 74, 145 Whitehouse, Jack 74 Wiggins, Leslie 74, 143 Wile, Jennifer 74, 139, 149, 155 Williams, Tom 74 Willmot, Glenn 74, 139, 149 Wilson, Gregory 74, 118, 150,162 Wince, Kenneth 75, 106, 122,15O,151,164 Witmer, John 75 Wood, Marilyn 75, 141, 145,155 Wright, Susan 75, 140, 167 Wuertz, Lois 75, 141 Yoho, Larry 75 Young, James 75, 132, 133, 139, 151 Young, Todd 75, 143 Ziegler, William 75 Zimmerman, Bill 75 Cumpston, Rebecca 81, 166 Davis, Pamela 81 Dean, Tod 81 De Bula, Rebecca 81, 141, 150, 166 De Long, Martha 82 Denison, Cindy 82 De Orio, Brian 82 Derheimer, Cindy 82 Derheimer, Barbara 82, 141 Derheimer, Robert 82, 145, 146 De Stephen, Daniel 82, 152 Dickinson, Deborah 82, 141,150,152,165 Dietz, Patricia 82, 129, 140 Digman, Larry 82 Dilsaver, Michael 82 Di Santis, Donald 82 Doll, Sally 82, 153 Dornan, Patricia 82, 98, 136, 144, 145, 146, 147, 164 Dressler, Margaret 82, 155 Droggos, Michele 83, 141, 145, 165 Druedow, Pamela 83, 140, 166 Dudek, Ronald 83, 145, 163, 165 Dudek, Sandra 83 Dunnerstick, Robert 83 Dye, Judean 83, 141, 145, 163,165 Dyer, Michael 83, 128 Edgein, Faith 83, 150 Edwards, Pam 83 Edwards, Patricia 83, 166 Edwards, Robert 83 Evans, Carol 83 Farrar, David 83, 129 Ferber, James 83 Ferguson, Judith 83 Ferguson, Mary 83 Ferrel, Kathy 83, 141, 152, 166 Fertgus, Judith 83, 140, 145, 166 Finley, Kathleen 83, 166 Fisher, Debby 83, 144, 146, 166 Fisher, Robert 83 Flack, Michael 83 Flogg, James 83 Foltz, Bonnie 83, 166 Foltz, Susan 83 Forrest, Peggy 83, 78, 141, 144, 145, 146, 165 Fowler, Brent 83 Fowler, Larry 83 Fowler, Roger 83 Fowler, Vivian 83, 136 Fraham, Charles Frascone, Charles Frascone, Gary 84 Fry, Maureen 84 Fuller, Ronald 84 Galay, Andrew 84, 143 Garnett, Kathryn 84, 166 Gash, Daniel 84 Gates, Joyce 84 Gentile, Peter 84 Gentry, Glenn 84 Gerber, Tamara 84, 140, 145,150,166 Gesen, Larry 84, 164 Goldsworthy, Douglas 84, 125 Golembeski, Susan 84, 166 Gonda, Carole 84, 145, 146, 147, 161 Gowins, Cheryl 84, 136, 166 Grandel, Kathleen 84 Green, Darrell 84 Greene, Linda 84, 150 Grimes, Michael 84 Grimm, Diana 84 Haddox, Karen 84, 166 Haines, Rebecca 84, 140, 1 60 Hale, Thomas 84, 143 Hall, Michael 84 Hannum, Wayne 84, 110, 149 Harry, Barbara 84, 166 Hasler, William 84 Haugh, Mary 85 Hayes, Michael 85 Hayne, Rosemary 85 Heaster, Charles 85 Hedrick, Loma 85 Heist, Kathleen 85, 141, 145,152 Henderson, Diane 85, 128, 141, 166 Henry, Steve 85 Hershberger, Diane 85, 141,166 Hider, Jane 85, 166 Hildebrand, Timothy 85, 110,124 Hipsley, John 85 Hoffman, Margaret 85, 141, 145, 150 Hollingbaugh, Thomas 85 Holmes, Bradley 86 Hoover, Kenneth 86 Hope, David 86, 110 Housos, Jean 86, 110 Howenstine, Thomas 86, 110 Hughes, Vicki 86, 141, 164 Hustead, Douglas 86 Hyde, Ray 86 Hysong, Guy 86 Indorf, Kathy 86 Irwin, Donald 86, 117 Irwin, Margaret 86, 129, 166 Javis, James 86 Jedel, Dennis 86 Johnson, Donn 86 Jones, Eileen 87 Jones, Richard 87 Jones, Shelly 87 Kate, Joan 87, 141, 145, 163, 164 Keagy, Darlene 87 Keith, Carol 87, 141, 145, 146, 155, 164 Kemmerling, Susan 87, 140 Kendig, Diane 78, 87, 145, 146, 152 Kessler, Lawrence 87 Kidd, Kenneth 87 Kines, Diana 87 King, Carol 87, 166 Kirkbride, Al 106, 117 Kirkpatrick, Catherine 87 141 Kirkpatrick, Roger 87, 1 64 Kiser, Howard 87 Kleinhenz, Paul 87 Klotz, Lynn 87, 155, 166 Knisley, Jean 87, 166 Kohler, Jill 87, 129, 166 Koontz, Jill 87, 129, 150, 1 5 5 , 1 66 Kozee, Charles 87, 110 Kracker, David 87 Kuhn, Jean 87, 166 Kull, Keith 87, 161 Kull, Kent 87, 161 Laase, Mary 87, 141, 166 Laps, MlfChCll sv, 106, 125,164 Large, Christine 88 Lashinske, William 88 Laskey, Pat 88 Lautensleger, Ronald 88 Lebo, Debbie 88 Lenhart, Paulette 88 Lewis, Kathy 88, 141, 145 Liber, Fred 88, 132, 133, 140,147,151,164 Lindquist, William 88 Lint, James 88, 150 Lintner, Greg 88, 143 Lloyd, James 88, 110, 125 Lookabaugh, Dennis 88 Loudin, Gary 88 Lower, Dale 88 Lucas, Christine 88, 166 Lumbatis, Jaci 88 McArthur, Donald McCartney, Carl 88 McClaskey, Sandra 88, 140,155,166 McDdnald, Timothy 88 McDowell, Patricia 88,- 141,166 McGill, Kenneth 88 Mahaffey, Kay 88, 164 Mangus, Gayle 88, 150, 166 Manwaring, Dwight 88 Masalko, Susan 88 Maxwell, Dana 88, 110 Meeker, Debbie 89 Menegay, Nancy 89, 97, 141 Meredith, Charles 89, 110,125 Merrick, Marjorie 89, 145 164 Metzger, Robert 89 Meyers, Paulette 89, 160 Milash, Gerie 89, 155, 166 Miller, Kerri 89, 141, 152, 166 Milnes, Linda 89, 161 Mischler, Elizabeth 89 Moats, Jo Beth 89, 166 Moore, Guy 89 Moore, James 89 Moore, Judith 89 Moore, Marilyn 89, 140, 150,166 Moore, Richard 90 Moorehead, Gerry 90 Moretta, Betsy 90, 145, 165 Morgan, Karen 90, 141, 166 Motts, David 90, 117, 149 , Muelheim, Pamela 90 Myers, Norman 90 Myers, Thomas 90 Nelson, Thomas 90, 106, 117 Netzly, Duane 90, 150 Newbrough, James 90 Newlon, Robert 90, 97, 106,117,149 Nickas, James 90 Norcia, Gary 90 Ohliger, Lisa 90 Okey, Vivian 133,146, 147, 164 Oney, Larry 91 Orlando, Pat 91, 166 91, 132, Panacia, Mary 91, 161, Paxson, Linda 91 Payne, Glenn 91 Perdue, Jack 91, 106, 117,121,149 Phillips, Darlene 91, 155, 166 Ponieski, Barbara 91, 140, 155 Pool, Debra 91 Potter, Donald 91 Prestier, Thomas 91 Puente, Michael 91 Pyles, Cecil 91 Rainsberger, Lorinda 91, 141 Rambaud, Susan 91, 129, 132, 133 22l M2210 414226 Radel, Daniel 91 Schumacher, Nancy 92, Ray, Edward 91 144, 166 Reese, James 91 Scourfield, Susan 92 Reidenbach, Susan 91, 155, Seccombe, Debbie 92 166 Seebach, Donald 92 Reis, Martin 91 Seemann, Kenneth 92, 110, Reiter, Patricia 91, 141 164 Repp, William 91 Seese, William 92, 129 Resler, Dennis Seikel, Patricia 91, 166 Rice, Paul 91, 165 Selby, David 92, 129 Rifhafdi Audfeb' 91, 129, Settimo, Maria 93, 141 141 Sevier, Daniel 93 Richard, Bernard 91 Sewell, Karen 93 Ridgeway, Charles 92 Shane, Robert 93, 149 gelgliiile 92 27 92 Shanklin, Diana 93, 166 165 ' Y ' ' Sheely, Kenneth 93 Risher, Cindy 92 Slbgtg Ezine 91 140' Risher, Sally 92 Simlera Jerry 93 Roach, Laurel 92 ' Robbins, Judith 92, 166 Rohleder, Diane 92, 150 Rodgers, Terry 92 Rosco, Adela 92, 145, Singleton, Cheryl 93 Slease, Linda 93 Smith, Deborah 93, 140 Smith, Chris 93, 110, 146 160 117' 151 Roshoilg David 92 Smith, Kay Lee 94, 160 Russell, Marcia 92, 150, Smfgg Kim 94' 165, 160 , Ryman, Linda 92, 141, Smyser, Richard 94 155 Snyder, Arthur 93 sady, Debbie 92, 160 Snyder, Jeffrey 95 Salla, Gerald 92, 143 Sf1Ydefa 11110111215 Sanko,Pau1 92,117 3HYder,VVadC 95 Satterfield, Donald 92 Soptelean, Patricia 94 Scarberry, james 92 Southworth, Daniel 94 Starkey, Lois 94, 166 Stamer, Carol 94, 166 Staub, Thomas Staut, William Staudt, Mary 94, 140 Steffen, Greg 94 Steinbach, Gary 94, 136, 151 Stevens, Carol 94 Stewart, Charles 78, 95, 97, 111, 151 Stillion, Dennis 95, 143 Stillwagner, Kenneth Stockdale, David 95 Storopki, George 95 Stuchul, Wallace 95, 125 Sturrett, Michael 95, 143 Sullivan, Michael 95 Sullivan, Michael 95 Schumacher, Walt 95 Swartz, Dennis 95 Swigart, Kathy 95, 155, 166 Szabo, Dianne 95, 140, 155, 166 Teter, Linda 95, 166 Tharp, john 95 Theken, Judy 95 Tsocheff, Terry 95, 132, 133, 145, 146, 150, 183 Turner, Dennis 95, 125, 143, 149, 150, 164 Ury, Ralph 95 Uhlmann, Kathleen 95, Vellucci, Christine 78, 95, 141, 145, 146, 164 Vincent, James 95, 129 Vitale, Leona 95 Voican, Cindy 95, 140, 145, 163, 164 Wade, Nancy 95, 140, 155, 166 Wahl, Terry Wall, Janet 95 Walters, Betty 96 Walters, Pat 96 Walter, Tom 95, 164 Ward, Lyle 96 Warden, William 96, 160 Warfield, Gerald 96, 110 Warfield, Jay 96 Waseity, George 96 Webber,. 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