Port Clinton High School - Revista Yearbook (Port Clinton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1973 volume:

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The freaks, the straights, the dopers and the oilers are all part of our school. an-gf' :fi ,Q rr nf' A +551 s QL ,T Aff 8, , 1. W si if w,....1.M...af 'sul 1,4 A high school provides an en- vironment for the growth of its students. The courses, books and the tech- niques used are all designed to prepare the student for life. It provides the potential to make every student a success. Yet it is up to every student to produce within himself the de- sire and drive to use the tools that are available to him. And through these tools to shape his life to that form which he views as best. mm ,W 1 ' '2w-,mmm fm : 'MQ-. N, 57537 115 jg . 55.5 . -X in 'fi ll , I-Sf Fw 1.5-wmwww-9 M Wa fl .fa 10 CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE .... SPORTS . . . ORGANIZATIONS ....... ACADEMICS . . , MUSIC .... PORTRAITS ..... INDEX-DIRECTORY ADVERTISING . . . 12. 34 66 90 118 128 168 180 Y J 12 STUDENT LIFE The pep assemblies this year were noted for their ability to bring out school spirit. The first pep assembly was a competition for the spirit jug, which is given to the class with the most all-around spirit. It was won by the Class of '76, but it changed hands many times during the year. Further pep assemblies boosted en- thusiasm for school sports through- out the year. The cheerleaders pre- sented skits and Warren Felber, re- presenting a Perkins Pirate, received a pie in the face at one. Assemblies show our teams that student support is with them. A. Football co-captain Hubert Tucker delivers a stirring pep talk as the team and Coach McClain look on in determination. ' B. In a burst of enthusiasm, seniors run out onto the gym floor to show their support by making a huddle. C. The frosh make a last-ditch effort to cap- ture the jug at the climax of Spirit Week, but are wiped out by sophomore spirit. 14 Assemblies Bring Spirit to PCI-IS . ,... 33 , is ,- . T W B. 1' Homecoming Highlights Football Season Homecoming is always the result of much hard work and prepara- tion that go on in the weeks be- fore. This year's homecoming was reigned over by Queen Olga Ybarra with first attendant Sharon Felber and second attendant Sue Shilling. The rest of the court was made up of Glenda Barnard, junior at- tendant, Lisa Lykens, sophomore attendant, and Sue Binns, fresh- man attendant. During the pre-game festivities, the prize-winning junior float was displayed with its theme, Next Stop: Victory . The senior float, Truck On, PCHS, gave them second place. The sophomore float, a colorful Donald Duck, was third, while the frosh float, Let's Nail 'Em, came in last. To complete the homecoming events, the football team came through with a 19-O win over Bowl- ing Green. 554121 f, , .4 .::... met , A. While working on the junior float, Becky Blackburn, Glenna Gurtz, and john Gill dis- play the teamwork that goes into a success- fulfloat. B. The creators of the senior float, a bright blue and yellow dumptruck, urge everyone to Truck On. C. During the annual homecoming parade, spirited seniors Kathy Iohnson and Ann Jad- wisiak cheer in anticipation of a Redskin vic- tory. 'IS I Homecoming Activities Are Pride at PCI-IS Q a ,, by g, if K. , ,U . llggsgqve ,- mb i s iiiii ig ,ai-A ' . ,ffef-it 1 255535253 ag? 1 F 5:23 ,QQ 1 1 fr-. , 3 L5 t, , . -T 1 ' 1 HI ': ,excess . H ff? . . f f55z.,.,:,.gf3 x , id,-f ,e 7 rl 6 '.,., . 'ggi' 56 if LF' 1 - .L-W mf 419511, if , - , -, fl' e K Q 5.15 4 M Z ff-in 5 W -'iff ,sg,1'z3i2ir'gfffs if f V S -N ,f .5255 l 1z -'tzfxwlff ,gil T 35 - 1 A. Queen Olga Ybarra gladly receives her bouquet of roses from Earl McDavitt. B. The Freshman float, a giant snail, is cheer- ed on by the enthused class of '76. C. Two reserve cheerleaders, Dawnna Wood and jane Wallack, enjoy the homecoming fes- tivities. D. The top three runners-up smile anxiously as they await the outcome of the queen con- IESL E. Revvecl-up juniors cry the chant, Next Stop, Victory, through the streets of Port Clinton. F. Five tennis-shoecl seniors smilingly show off the traditional homecoming mum. G. The sophomore attendant, Lisa Lykens, cheers on her classmates in the cry of, Quaclc Down On 'Em! 17 its Pigskin Swing Agam a Success Music by Sky Blue Pink provided the entertainment for the many cou- ples who attended this year's 'Pig- skin Swing. Roxanne Powell, excort- ed by Hubert Tucker, was crown- ed queen. Senior attendant, Kathy Johnson, was escorted by Scott Brad- bee. Pam Stinson, escorted by Bruce Boeshart, was junior attendant. The sophomore attendant was Sue Peter- son, escorted by Jim Dubbert. Fresh- man attendant Cathy Hepp was escorted by Scott Bovenizer. The queen was given a bouquet of six long stem red roses and each attendant was given a single long stem rose. A. The royalty for the evening, Queen Rox- anne Powell and Hubert Tucker, look on as the evening is enjoyed by all. B. John Imke and Joanne Patz look around in surprise at the cafeteria, which was de- corated with footballs and streamers. C. The moods of the evening are expressed on the faces of many couples. 18 Students Participate in Running PC New Xl' Government Day is a chance for students from PCI-IS to run the city for a day and get involved in go- vernment in the process. Sponsored by Compass last year, it was held this year under the direction of stu- dent co-ordinators Donna Nobis and Deb Amidaneau. Students ran for various city positions or were appoint- ed to their duties by the mayor, Scott Bradbee. A, At the police station, Dave Milefchik dis- cusses the duties of police chief with an officer of the law. B. Criminal suspect, Mr. Edwards, gets his mug shots taken in preparation for his trial. C, Attorney for the defense Jeff Wilkins cross-examines witness Deb Amidaneau as judge Sharon Pelber weighs the evidence and pronounces the suspect innocent. 19 mmm: A Assernbl Programs Offer a ar1at1on in Talents Starting off this year's assem- bly program was the Ohio Univer- sity Choir. Also here to entertain the students were the well receiv- ed musical members of The Uni- ted States Navy Band. Also mak- ing his annual visit to P.C.l-l.S. was Gerald Kniss, who was here to promote the magazine drive. New this year was the magnificent Omar The Fakir. He had stated that he has been on familiar T.V. programs and had performed sev- eral acts. A. With driving force, Mr. Link shatters a stone slab resting on the chest of Omar The Fakir during the year's most unusual assembly. B. Impressively entertaining the students, the United States Navy Band finishes their musical assembly with the National Anthem. C. Proving that audience participation is important, Mr. Marc MaClain and Ken Dunfee, offer their assistance in the magi- cian's bed-of-nails act. D. A variation of tunes, from folk to rock were performed by the Ohio Univer- sity Choir in the year's first assembly. E. Starting off the musically inclined pro- gram, members of The United States Navy Band perform a rousing number. 21 ' - - 1-L. asgvi fre --'1'1ess:y,1ffg,,. ,.w.,w,, .1 , cm-IM gl 5, if Q fi: 5 2 5 DW, 22 Couples Enjoy Some Enchanted Evening .Q - Students and faculty alike danced to the music provided by Throph, a local group, at the 1972 Winter Formal. The formal, which was spon- sored by the cheerleaders, had as its theme, Some Enchanted Evening. The cafeteria was transformed for the occasion with scenes from the winter season. The queen and her attendants were chosen by drawing their names from a hat. Thanks to the diligent preparation and hard work of the cheerleaders, the Winter Formal was a memorable experience for all who attended. A. Pausing before entering, Diane Bennice and Chris Below prepare to enjoy themselves. B. Dancing couples enjoy the good music and good humour that was featured at the 1973 Winter Formal. C. Linda Kendall and Marvin Harmon smile as they stroll across the rustic bridge to join the couples on the other side, D. Straining to attach a snowflake to the ceil- ing, Lisa Ciancarelli helps to decorate the cafe- teria for the big event. E, Wrapped in thought, Olga Ybarra and Hen- ry Alvarado take time to enjoy a quiet moment. F. From the look on Mike Moffat's face, it's clear that the evening is a success. C. Seen through the streamers, Marty Ritter and Dick Morgan look on as the queen and her court are announced. 23 Juniors Expend Time, Money and Effort C' Guests at the 1973 junior-Senior Prom were greeted by a menagerie of jungle animals from the child- hood favorite, The Jungle Book. Tree houses, huts, and a jungle pool added to the tropical illusion while characters from the Disney movie adorned the walls. Couples attend- ng the prom could choose to dance, chat with friends, or simply stroll around and enjoy the scenery. The prom was the culmination of months of hard work by the junior class. A. Last-minute preparations are made as Donnie Iackson paints scenery back drops. B. After a hard day's work of painting, Mary Smetzer and Lisa Nelson diligently apply turpentine to their paint-daubed hands. C. Proudly displaying their artistic creation are Craig Iensen and Linda Kendall as Marni Potter appreciatively surveys their handi- work. D. Prom servers Bill Wells, Quin Hagerty, and Jena Bumbera are suitably dressed for their roles as jungle inhabitants. E. During a lull in the proceedings, Scott Hitchings and Pam Stinson relax as Cindy Stahl meditates on the decorations. P. Caught off by themselves for a moment, Wendy Kitchin and her escort pause for re- freshment in the shade of a hut. G. Rose Mlinac and Dave Krawczyk find that conversing with the tribal witch doc- tor is all-or- more-than they expected. 24 Jungle Book Enchants Visitors x. K Riverlake Scene of After Prom Party ,gm N ,vw x 1 s ', 2, .S K 1 I, we 5323 xx l Vi A. Bowling shoes in hand, Holly Smith and ,lim Stein arrive at Riverlake Lanes in high spirits. B. Bowling is the main amusement for guests at the after-prom party, as this view of the lanes shows. C. Kathy Doss and Stan jadwisialc try to decide which of the many all-night parties to attend after departing from the bowling alley. 26 Banquet Honors Outstandmg Students The twenty-seventh annual Scholarship Banquet was held in the cafeteria on May 5, 1973. This year the banquet was attended by 188 honor students. Mrs. Earl lNise- man welcomed the students and Sharon Felber delivered the re- sponse. Speaker for the banquet was Dr. Paul McKee, director of the speech communication course at Bowling Green State University. A. Newly inducted member of National Honor Society, Dick Kallenbach, receives a ribbon from Mr. Walters. B. Speaker for the banquet, Dr. Paul McKee, encourages the philosophy of get- ting to know one's self. C. Presenting the Octa Kincade Award for outstanding achievements in Latin, Miss Kincade explains to a smiling Pattie Gotts- chalk. ---,X new Ambitious Students Honored at Program The Spring Awards Program was held in the cafeteria at 7:30 on May 31, 1973. Members of the 1973-1974 Student Council were introduced as the first part of the program. Scho- larships in athletics and academics were presented to outstanding stu- dents. Awards were presented to the senior members of Doll-fins and the cheerleading squad, with the new cheerleaders and mascot for the 1973- 74 school year being introduced. A large section of the student body were recognized at the program this year. A. In his last official act as president, Jeff Wilkins swears in Julie Rollo as next year's Student Council president. B. Vanguard principal Mr. Raymond Taylor gives Alice Sandrock, JoAnn Ambrozy, Mike Hoffman, and Doug Masten their awards for outstanding work in their fields. C. An award is presented to jill Felber by Mr. Bowersox in recognition for her work at the State Science Fair. D. Members of the National Honor Society are honored as Mr. Brownell announces them. E. After receiving an award for outstand- ing student leadership, Earl McDavitt addres- ses the program guests. F. As a member of the Society of Outstand- ing American High School Students, Sharon Felber is congratulated by Mr. Brownell. G. The Port Clinton Artists' Award is pre- sented to a happy Carol Weirich from Mrs. Robert Holman. Class of '73 Graduates 260 Members .sg. lla fi-:ll Tai Juv 30 A. After receiving her diploma at gradua- tion practice, Connie Fitzthum smilingly walks off the platform. B. Seniors attentively listen as the pro- cedures for the ceremonies are explained to them. C. Warren Pelber, Barb Allen, and john Hauser solemnly listen to the speakers at the commencement exercises, D. Class valedictorian Jeff Waggoner speaks for the class of 1973. E. Delivering the class sermon, Father Larry Scharf speaks on people's lack of sensitivity to each other. F. A group of happy, nervous, and ex- cited seniors march to the platform in the processional. is ..: - '-'X5Qf-. K E53 'll Put-In Bay Hosts Senior Trip After months of hopefilled pre- paration, 260 seniors of the class of 1973 began their graduation cere- monies. This year, commencement exercises were held on Saturday, June 9, 1973, at the True-Lay Sta- dium. The seniors entered the stadium to the traditional music of Pomp and Circumstanceu. Reverend Roger L. Tiffany de- livered the invocation and Father Scharf, the featured speaker, gave the class sermon. jeff Waggoner spoke as class valedictorian. Other class speakers were Alice Sandrock and Dave Howell. Mr. Thomas Walker presented the class of 1973 with their diplomas. Music was provided by the high school band under the direc- tion of Mr. Warnke. QQ J, ,fu-. A wwf 44 f k '-,, W5 Q ',f:ggr.,f..f.v 4.41, V ,,,k ..,, ,. uw Q' Q .4 a, Aw. x A , ,n, '?'.l'i fw. 'fQ?'L.1I, 4,-4' V ,1,s.k 1 1 . . 1, , .fa ,N ww' N Q . , W yy -, f sry nl ' '..5',,4g',1' M 'lgnff . X1 ' W L - W I ' , ' QA! . ew 'lk 32 1 D. F 1 'V Tj 355 .sa 'Fr fx at? g, ff' cf ,M it iii Seniors Don Red and White for Graduation , .,.. F. y 5 f xx E' I , i F SKB A. Holding tightly to his hard-won dip- loma, Andy Zekany happily walks off to bigger and better things. B. In an attempt to hide from the hot sun, a few people attending the ceremon- ies find the bleachers a' cool place to sit under. C. Finally becoming a full-fledged high school graduate, Ron Wilsbach puts his tassle to the opposite side. D. Standing for the invocation, a few seniors seriously contemplate Reverend Tif- fany's words, E. As president of the graduating class, Dave Howell addresses his classmates and their guests. P. Gratefully receiving his diploma from Mr, Walker is Beany Pick. C. Members of the graduating class of 1973 jubilantly gather in the courtyard to ring the victory bell 73 times. at-We ,. Qu, iw--nr 33 12 'fg15'f5'5.fpfffrwi Rig iwwssfgqik' . ' K F5522 , sg . . Mp, ,WHS ,,1fm. f Q 6 ,I QW ww'-wg' 'new--M, 'KW sank -fi , ? Q, W SPORTS l fl. R fs if L r 1' 2 'as 4:--Hffw vilffifiia A. Hellstorming through the Perkins Pi- rates, Scott Bradbee precedes clownfielcl. B. Carrying the ball for 25 yards, Hubert Tucker makes another first down for Port Clinton. C. Before breaking through the line, Scott Clanzsman and Bruce Tucker bring down the opposition, D. A Springfield player can not escape the clutches of Hubert Tucker. E. ROW ONE - G. Vargas, J, lmke, M, Hoffman, D. Hanes, A. Obregon, L. Smith, H. Tucker, 5. Glansman, J. Cooper, T. Boster, J. Grummel, I. Williamsen. ROW TWO - I. Imke, B. Tucker, S. Bradbee, I, Sprenger, S. DeRose, 1. Fisher, M. Hamish, J. McGee, I. Cox, V. Brewer, B. Wood. ROW THREE - R, l-layth, P. Prusik, D. Duffy, D. lmke, 1. Gonya, D. Guzauskas, D. Kokin- da, T, Masing, B. Below, P. McCann. ROW FOUR - I. Dubbert, D. Timmans, B. Loeffler, G. Dellarocco, B. Taylor, I. Rob- ron, R. Carr, M. Soderberg, D. Krawczyk, D. Szilagy. ROW FIVE - J. Cipiti, 1. Cole, J. Rex, K. Testa, T. Flynn, D. Boling, M. Whiting, 1. Woods, C. Buchman. ROW SIX - Coaches - I. Warnike, R. Gale, D. Link, D. Drusbacky, J. Radloff, D. Arm- strong, T. Bodager, M. McClain, MANA- GER - Britt. K. .- -- ,t .- ' ss. - .P-f. The reserve squad started off its 1972 season with hopes of remaining undefeated. They opened the season with a win over Bellevue 14-6. In their second game, they fought hard only to be defeated by Sylvania in a 22-14 loss. After that, they hit a slump and were the victims of Fremont Ross, Bowling Green, Fostoria, Bed- ford, and Perkins. Then along that line of defeats, they pulled one out of the bag and defeated Tiffin Calvert 8-0. They ended the season with a 2 win, 6 loss record. Reserves Lookmg Forward to VafS1ty 38 A. With the ball loose, Doug Szilagyi waits to see if it will pop up. B. Paul Prusik and Mad Dog john Imke make a game-saving tackle. C. Bo Loeffler brings down a big Perkins half- back. D. Dan Woods catches a perfect pass. E. To make sure he is down, a P.C. freshman throws a shoulder block. F. A P.C. freshman hangs on to his opponent and hopes for a tackle. Pro sh Football Players Gam Expemence The frosh football team, coached by Mr. Doug Armstrong and Mr. Tom Bodager, ended its 1972 season with a total of 2 wins and 4 losses. Their season was not especially successful this year, but they have the determi- nation needed for their future use as varsity lettermen. 39 Although the P.C. cross country '72-'73 season record was similar to their previous season, the team and coach have a new enthusiasm and drive that will lead to their future success in league competitions. Ned Walker, Tom Coon, jeff Car- son, and Dick Zach led the squad through nine dual meets to earn a record of three victories and six de- feats. The team accomplished many personal victories this past year. Ex- perience gained by Coach Devine and veteran runners last year has proven valuable during the 1972-'73 sea- son. This year Port Clinton ran three runners in the low 10's and sent two to the district meet which is the first in P.C.'s history. M N -N- Cross Country Looks for More Improvement M 1 . ,Q .. W , f:5 7 fi '1s ,. 'iff :Qt .., .t,.g..., . .V . lee A. ROW ONE: Richard Zach, Toom Coon, jeff Carson, Ned Walker. ROW TWO: Chris English, Bill jones, Iim Britt, Dave Bergeman, Max Lillie, jim Muirheacl. ROW THREE: Brian Gallogly, Shane Greer, Paul Walker, Steve Milazzo. B. Richard Zach and jeff Carson run side by side momentarily in a cross country meet. C. Running is not the only part of cross country as shown by jim Muirhead and Max Lillie. D. Huffing and puffing, Ned walker at- tempts to climb a hill. E. Concerned runners observe Coach De- vine figuring the final score after the Whitmer meet. F. Running with determination, Tom Coon passes his opponent. V v r V 14 Under the guidance of Miss Ida Bacso, the cheerleaders were kept busy this year by raising funds to attend the cheerleading camp at Waldenwoods Estates in Michigan. They did this by having bake sales, window washes, and the annual Ugly Peet Contest, Another source of in- come was the sale of spirit ribbons and homecoming mums. The bonfire held at Waterworks Park sparked off the football season and further pep assemblies kept up spirit throughout the year. In addition to the cheer- leader's hayride, they sponsored the Winter Formal in late January with the theme, Some Enchanted Even- ing. New this year was the addition of a male cheerleader, Scott Glanz- man, and a male mascot, Scott Brad- bee. Y , sl 43 1 -.5 Fall Athletes Honored at Banquet The 1972 Fall Sports Banquet was the scene of rnany proud and deserv- ing young athletes who received a- wards for participating in fall sports. The parents of the athletes, along with the cheerleaders, were introduced at the banquet. The guest speaker was Father Connally of the Cincinnati Bengals. A. , B. 44 Swv The 1972-73 basketball season be- gan with much optimism. High hopes for the team were set, but as the season grew, those hopes were shat- tered. Coach Tom Bodager in his sec- ond year at P.C.H.S. did not seem to be able to put the team together. The season ended with a 2-18 record. After winning the First game of the tournament, we lost to Fostoria 45- 87. Mark Tarolli, top scorer in the league, won the M.V.P. award and made first team G.L.L., becoming the honored player on the team. With most all the team returning next year, plus a few hidden talents, Coach Bod- ager is hopeful for more victories. Skins to Tournament, First in 5 Years Compliments of and Charles Henkel Matt Fleming A. Co-captains Larry Smith and Hubert Tucker express sentiments toward the coaching staff. B. Prophesizing a word of wisdom, Father Con- nally speaks to the attendants of the Fall Sports Banquet. C. Because of high determination, Jeff Carson was presented the M.V.R. award by Coach Chuck Devine, D. Varsity Basketball Team: FRONT ROW: M. Lykens, M. Soderberg, M. Grover, H. Tucker, 1. Sztuk, SECOND ROW: M. Lochot- zki, B. Gardner, R. Skinner, B. Tucker, Coach Tom Bodager, M. Tarolli, A. Ravas, M. Atkins, D. Karshuk. E. Earning the highest point average, Mark Tarolli shows what it takes to be a number one player. 45 e1l3?5Ql,1 A W W, ?'1.17zY?a??57E1?EE3E ' -1 al is ,,, e ee e ' f l e e eq W f1 1v 1 Ql + e 1 1 ' ef, e .A , I 'Q ' fs:-, : , ' Q ' A e i KA 1 f ' A sl egg ily' W' e. , N Q 4 E' 1 A e X f y- Z' .54 gg, . bn . .-,P 'I F, Q -E' W, . -,V i '- ,. Q 'Y 1 ..,, K L 1 I, ifri. g 'E Q ' f E5 'L ','- . . ' K ' ' IU' . ' ' fy , , C. . Q ' 52,46 N! 6.1 V Q uf ., ,W K Underclass Players Woark for Perfection 4 fa big. if me ---..,,.,, -A-'mm get ia ,le me an 031' 'F 'fha iz, ff, W --..--J 0 44 --.-..,' f ff' 'O ra The reserves ended its season with a 8 win and 10 loss record. Many of these young men are looking for- ward to filling the shoes of graduat- ed seniors. When asked about the team Coach Link replied, A good group of boys that hustled all the time. The freshman team was divided into two squad s. The red finished with a 3-5 record, and the white with 2- 6 record. The idea of the 2 teams was to allow more boys to get experi- ence for the reserve season. A. Demonstrating his ability as a player, Mike Lykens dribbles down court destined for two points. B. Under pressure of the opponent, Iim Sztuk concentrates on the game plan. C. ROW ONE. B. Wells, I, Reddick, I. Hanley, B. Loeffler, B. Lorensen, S. Milazzo, D. Ko- kinda. ROW TWO. Coach Link, D. Krawczyk, T. Behrman, I. Gill, M. Whiting, D. Guzaukas, I. Tarolli, S. Fischer. D. A St. Joe freshman and P.C.'s Paul Walker compete for the ball. E. In the opening jump, Dany Guzauskas at- tempts to outreach his opponent and fails. F. 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K hk -, -f e s 4 A ' '1Fffi?1f11 W i + HW, ,N 1.-5,sg+i'f'l,f,L,fffga Taking the reins from Coach Fribley, a 5 year veteran, was Ken- neth Gipe who has been assistant to Dave Fribley for the past 2 years. Coach Gipe has earned a reputation as one of PCI-IS's fin- est coaches. During the '72-'73 season Mr. Gipe led his dedicated swimmers to a reasonably successful season. The swim team came up against some stiff competition this past season and finished with a 6-7 re- cord. The senior members leaving PCHS are W. Felber, S. Glanzman, J. Maquire, D. Matras, B. Wood, and M, McCoy. hmm f-11-mia-1-sniwm 1-1-as , . PC. Tankers Swim to 6-7 Season , 1 X 8 zz' i .rg NJ .A fav' vt- 59 of '51 , 1 xl.. f?.S?'5? A. During a swim practice hard working sen- ior Dave Matras works on pefecting his style. B. Exhibiting gained experience is Ace Mer- rill, as he swims the Freestyle for P.C.. C. FRONT ROW: Coach Gipe, W. Felber, I. Merrill. BACK ROW: P. Weisand, M. Lilie, B. Gallogly, M. Conners, j. Luchsinger, P. Wag- ner, F. Hansen, R, Enderly, J. Wadsworth, C. Tokar, M. Tewers. D. During the Senior Recognition Night, John Maguire presents his mother with a carnation as his father looks on. E. Mr. Gipe seriously considers a dive before giving a score. F. Showing his swimming excellence, Warren Felber demonstrates his butterfly stroke. 49 Nucleus of A. Mentally preparing For the race, senior Scott Glanzman momentarily relaxes. B. Performing the butterfly at the P.C. relays is Brad Wood. C. Headed for an unpredictable leanding, Tom Vangeloff hopes for the best. D. With his Woodmore opponent about to escape, Larry Acocks struggles to keep him on the mat. E. Observing the ref for the signal, Tom Wysin prepares to escape from his opponent. F. With a good future in wrestling, Tim Flynn works for a pin. 50 Swim Team Graduates in 1973 '55 i 1 za i e flfw 2 2 5 C. Matmen End With Z-8 Season gjgQWi.S'iize,-i Although this year's wrestling re- cord was perhaps not as good as some past seasons, Port Clinton High School should be proud of their hard working wrestling squad. Dave Weilnau assisted by Mr. Leist coached the '73 Grapplers. Both did a fine job coaching this year and de- serve much credit. The amount of experience gained by the team can never the measured. The season ended with a 2 win - 8 loss record. 51 Re serve Wrestlers Are Victorious A. Senior Dick Morgan is about to add another win to his already long list of victories, B. Bruce Below, 175 pounder, pushes his op- ponent's head into the mats for a pin. C. Wrestling timers Judy Leow, Lee Ann Sevitts and Linda Cipiti display their talents. D. Anxiously awaiting a decision, Coach Weil- nau hopes for a P.C, victory. E. During the Ist period of his match, Ron Wilsbach obtains a take down for extra points. F. Displaying his skill as a Varsity Wrestler, joe Gonya effectively overpowers a Bedford Mule. C. The mixed emotions of competition are shown by victorious Doug Szilagy and his defeated opponent. iw Q wr 1 G. 53 Athletes participating in basketball, wrestling, and swimming were hon- ored at the annual Downtown Coach- es Winter Sports Banquet. It started off with a meal prepared by the cafe- teria staff. Then to start presenting the awards were basketball coaches Tom Bodager and Dave Link. They turned the program over to Mr. Ken Gipe and his team of tankers. Then finally, Dave Weilnau ended the night with the presentation of letters to his wrestlers. if Winter Sports Bring Many Awards . ,,.,.. , .... W g I W fi 'T i? my AQ., ,. -,225 at asia., We., , ff s, wi., 54 'Q P C Takes First At San Ot Tournament . . : - 4- to A. Mr. Bodager congradulates Joe Lukac upon making the All-County team. B. Captain's plaques are graciously accepted by co-captains Warren Felber and John Merrill from Coach Ken Cipe. C. Representing the basketball team, Mark Tarolli presents the coaches with a gift certi- ficate. D. Varsity Track - ROW ONE: I. Carson, B. Montgomery, S. Greer, M. Lilie. ROW TWO: D. Zach, T. Harnisch: D. Schumaker, J. Cipiti, B. Redmond, S. Cellier, B. Loeffler. ROW THREE: D. Meek, 1. Dubbert, D. KO- kinda, E. Jennings, M. Harmon, R. Ybarra, P. Montgomery, C. Alvarez. ROW FOUR: B. Whitfield, T. Coon, M. Whiting, D. Kenney, D. Cox, P. Walker, J. Maguire, D. jackson, 1. Cox, I. Bahnsen. E. Finding out how high the hurdles really are, Duane Kokinda stretches to catch the lea- der. . 55 A. Pat Montgomery proves to be a hard- working cinderman as he wins another race for P.C. B. Finishing the mile run with his last breath of energy is victorious freshman, Dirk Shau- maker. C. Determination and great skill prove a good hurdier as shown by Donnie jackson. D. A successful baton exchange is performed by Max Lilie and Dick Zach. E. After being victorious at the San-Ott meet, the track squad express their excitement. 56 Cindermen First at San-Dtt Relays i Jim Radloff Takes Head Coach Position The P.C. track team is looking for- ward to the 73-74 season with optim- ism. The whole squad wif be return- ing with the exception of graduating seniors, Dave Warga, Dave Kenny, John Maguire, jim Wight, and Mar- vin Harmon. Although it may appear that the cindermen didn't have a successful season, there were many personal accomplishments and victories. Jim Radloff, Doug Armstrong, Chuck Devine, and Russ Leist did an outstanding coaching job this past year. The team proved their sin- cere gratitude when they presented their coaches with plaque at the an- nual spring sports picnic. Photo by News Herald 57 -il-. A t ' Tennis Team Has Fantastic 9-2. Season During the '73 Season the P.C. Netters lost only to Bowling Green and Sylvania, ending the Season with a victorious 9-2 record. As a sum- mary of the season, Coach Dunham stated, Everybody worked hard and produced well and it paid off. The tennis team is losing only two seniors, Mark Dunham and Dick Kal- lenbach, and expect an equally suc- cessful season next year. Juniors Steve Underwood, Jim Stein and Tracy Behnman will be leading the team along with other various underclass- men. 58 , , -ff-f.ffrTsw--L 3 T Hz :'g1.':r 1 Xmas .T ffwi.TssI?f'ffl'iv . 'ft'f'iHiTT-:s'vT?fT?i1 eitik sive IQ fi, A553 9?lQYl7'!ix.-'-TT'-,:1.53f.1 ak- wk'1xs:'71lf x 3r'x: 1' ' 1Q'3g s' , ii Q - b kkr ,JV an .-- .. .qiy-..-.h.Y,r,z.YKA1i. in airy: 'uf :,xa.,-xfliuwih mg M - , T 5- -'av - ,. f',.3'3f,:., ,, ,ji rl ' ' A K T x1xsY1:?f'xs,.'s,,Y.,.1.,1,1 Y. If x., :fe ,wt A f fr r Q -. Q v- v,-, 5, r - 1g'T'TuT, , . 't,'!s.'xf.s,3,xipxk-I , r- ., ,-, 'QQ , T w as . 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Varsity Tennis - KNEELING: D. Rosiar. ROW ONE: K. Schumaker, 5. Felber, Coach Dunham, D. Amidaneau. ROW TWO: J. Luch- singer, D. Turnage, 5. Underwood, M. Dun- ham. ROW THREE: K. Schoenfield, D. Kal- lenbach, I. Stein, T. Behrman. B. Keeping a fast pace to the game, Steve Underwood returns a serve. C. With a precise sense of skill and timing, Dick Kallenbach participates in one of P.C.'s many tennis matches. D. Preparing to serve, Mark Dunham starts off one of P.C.'s successful matches. A. Reaching low for a ball in the dirt, Steve Fischer is called for a strike. B. Keeping his eye on the ball, Rick Ward prepares to take a swing, C. Baseball Team - ROW ONE: P. C-resh, M. Tarolli, K. johnson. ROW TWO: G. Chance R. Carr, E. Sztuk. ROW THREE: C. Gonya, D. Hanes, I. Floro. ROW FOUR: I. Hayth, I. Fischer, R. Warcl. ROW FIVE: Coach M. Sto- ver, E. Timmons, D. Howell, S. Kostyo, M. Fleming. D. On a pass ball Ed Sztuk heads for second base. E. Ed Timmons gets ready to receive a strike. 60 Baseball Plagued With Rain The 1972. baseball season started off with a large turnout of young men. But as practice started, the number gradually decreased. The first time they had been on a field was the first game. Rain constant- ly kept the team from practicing outside. When the season was over, they had a 4-9 record. The team was coached by Mark Stover, the third coach in the last three years. 61 The Redskin golfers had a surpris- ing season in 1973. Playing a total of thirteen matches, the team won 12. and lost 1. Coach Hartung, along with captains john Gill and Bob Gard- ner, brought the team home to a vic- torious season like they've never had before. Coming back next year is the whole team except for Larry Acocks, Ira Pick, Jack Grummel, and Vaughn Brewer, all seniors. But Mr. Hartung is confident that the upcoming under- classmen will be able to fill the spots. Golfers Prove Themselves Worthy 'wifi , ez a' is ' 1 . in-1 1 9 1 i 5 2 5 4 .,,.. , W -me Nix' 5 ,.f' A. Showing his nature as a good sport, Vaughn Brewer congratulates an opposing player after the match. B. Before swinging, Bob Cedoz steadily grips the club for aperfect drive. C. Practicing before the game begins, Bob Gardner drives with a sence of skill. D, Ira Pick keeps his head down for a near perfect swing. E. Golf Team - ROW ONE L. Acocks, D. Belden, B. Cedoz, V. Brewer, P. Prusik, 1. Grummel. ROW TWO: M. Martin, ll. Gill, B. Gardner, l. Pick, Coach R. Hartung. F. Putting with precision, John Gill finished off the match for Port Clinton. G. Hoping the ball will go straight, Jack Grummel watches it go down the fairway. 63 mm. 66 ORGANIZATIGNS Marisol Arredondo and Nettie C-ramsma This year's APS student was Mari- sol Arredondo from Chile. Also, this year, for the first time we had a Youth for Understanding student, Nettie Gramsma from the Netherlands. New this year was a student chap- ter of the APS. This group was host to the northwest districts AFS stu- dents and their American brothers and sisters. The club is pinpointing the student that have come to Port Clinton High School, and those who were from Port Clinton, on a large map in the high school lounge. The annual Spaghetti Dinner was held in February to raise money to help support Port Clinton students who go on exchange visits over the summer. 68 'Q . I . Friendship Easy to Gain at PCI-IS v' , A K 1 . ,L :ef M .Wh x m J W' VXK HJ tv ir if F . 6 5 ll, nf Q. Ng - I It A , wa. JS A A, While at lunch, Marisol gazes at a fellow student, B. Marisol, Karen Sams, and Nettie Grams- ma seem to be discussing something hum- orous. C. Freshmen lane Bernard and Patty Lacer support AFS by attending the annual spag- hettidinner. D. Cindy Massingill and john Fulkert seem to be enjoying their spagetti. E. Bob Gardner and Mike Adkins talk about something of importance while eating their spaghetti. F. Marisol gives her undivided attention at a Tri-Hi-Y meeting. 69 Doll Pins Present A Splash in Time Under the direction of Miss Candy Fogle the Doll-Fins annual swim show A SPLASH IN TIME, was a suc- cess. The theme revolves around the months and seasons. Some of the song routines used were, Por All We Know, jesus Christ Superstar, Summertime, and The Impossible Dreams. The Doll-Fins worked long and hard hours to prepare for the show. They started in October and present- ed the show in April. The Club Officers are Debbie Bel- clen, president, Kathy Iohnson, vice president, Jane Nichols, secretary, and Glena Gurtz, treasurer. A. Swimming together with the music is prac- ticed by four dollfins. B. Concentrating on every movement during their routine, Jane Nichols and Rose Mlinac finish with great results. C. During the shows many dollfins wait pa- tiently to enter into the pool to do their act. D. Working hard on props, dollfins dress in gym clothes. E. During practice Deb Belden adjusts the ree cord player to start the routines over and over again until done to her perfection. F. Resting on the edge of the pool, two doll- fins prepare to do their final act for A Splash in Time. G. To the tune of the Stripper, Martha Streeter, Ann Iadwisiak, and Cindy Gurtz take it all off for a cheering audience. 70 ia D. V -i +,gQfiefsfH'j2nsssaifiewiiilgfkf-Ixzfli , gf 31' fm M Sl'faY5FiWWEEEZSKs2Q4:'v.QPgl'fi23 ff. ..,, . ,, ,, --rw fe- .vzgwky-weiifiiifwti .:,,:..m,, ::f,,.,.,s11a4...,,:,.,1.,,,,s,W..m W, ,,,.. Weil .V:ff.w.,,, ggi? , , few :ff-15. fjqgfgggg, F. L Initiation of French Club mem- bers was held in the French room, having new members masked while being escorted by old members into tricks. Bake sales and the selling of stationary were some of the acti- vities held to raise money for their club. The most interesting and ex- citing event was the 1950's dance in the cafeteria bringing back mu- sic, food and dress of the teenage 50's to PCHS. A. French Club president and vice presi- dent, Roxanne Powell and Holly Smith speak to other members on details for the 50's dance. B. Whip cream is key ingredient for Marni Potter as she initiates a new member. C. Adding to the nostalgiac atmosphere, Randy Weiss, Tom Gresh, and Dave Tur- nage appropriately pose for the camera while attending the 50's dance. 72 French Club Sponsors a 50's Dance abil' F C 'S , Spanish Club Has An Exciting Initiation in v An: f in if i V NF , 5 L Spanish Club this year held bake sales after school to start off with some money in the treasury. During the Christmas season Spanish classes participated with the club contest dis- playing their pinatas, having first per- iod Spanish class winning first place. Election of officers ended the year which were announced at a dinner in a Spanish restaurant. A. Mrs. Aleman watches over things, as food is being purchased at the Spanish Club bake sale. B. Spanish Club secretary, Alice Ortiz teaches dancing steps to a new member during ini- tiation. C. The Pink Panther, donned in a Santa Claus hat, is proudly displayed by the Span- ish Club. D. Enjoying the club initiation, Eileen Short and Annette Gabel engage in Spanish polkas, while other members look on. 73 Latin Club Brings I-Iome to PCHS Latin Club presented their an- nual spring program on the even- ing of May 17 with the Latin stu- dents attending in Roman costume. Featured events included the ap- pearance of a centaur, a chariot drawn by dragons, a Cyclops giant, and a drill by Roman soldiers in full dress armor. Latin III and IV class presented dramatic scenes from the Dido and Aeneas story in Vergil's Aeneid. One section of Latin II chose events from The Golden Fleece. The other Latin II class gave a Latin version of Bluebeard tBarba Caeruleaj. A. Sally Smith is ready to introduce the Golden Fleece characters. B. Anna discovers Dido's suicide. Anna fMary Io Schadej, Dido tDeb Turnagej. C. Roman soldiers on parade. In the pic- ture-Joe Mitchell Pam Co le Dave Turna e, ' 1 Y 1 S Dan Guzauskas, Mary Beth Murphy, Tom Vangeloff, Neil Venard, and Bill Maclean. PL Initiates Twelve New Members NFL consists of speech club members who earn recognition and membership by attending tourna- ment taking place this year in Na- poleon, Cuyahoga Falls, Devilbiss, Clyde, and Akron. NFL is the only honorary frater- nity existing at the high school level. In the club there are five degrees of merit in accordance with arhievement levels of members. The advisor is Miss Fredericka Thompson. A. Before leaving for a tournament, Sharon I-'elber appears to have a question. B. As a NFL member Connie Newsome practices one of many speeches she will use for tournaments. C. Gathered together are speech members already for this year's speech tournaments. dr 75 me Clubs Bring Together Business Careers As business clubs visit conven- tions, have banquets and field trips, they learn many things. DECA, ad- vised by Mr. Tom Maher, works mainly on salesmanship, advertis- ing, and display to compete in dis- tricts. COE advised by Mr. Waldo Hen- derlich has a fund for Cancer and Tuberculosis Association. OWE visited Terra Technical College and is advised by Mr. Ho- ward Smetzer. OWA is advised by Mr. Floyd Heckert and Miss Lynne Hugert and trains freshmen and sopho- mores for OWE. Visiting Toledo Museum, and Cedar Point were two of the many places they visited. .1 A. Working at the Burger Chef for OWE, Diane Martinez smiles politely at the ca- mera. B. At a meeting Joni Boling laughs at the unusual activies being done in FBLA. C. Bowing her head, Sue Hitching listens to the prayer being said before the FBLA Banquet begins. D. In OWA, Mr. Heckert prepares to show his class a film while they casually converse. E. FBLA officers listen while Deb Walker gives her ideas to raise money. F. For a friendly customer, cashier Becky Stahl rings up 51.35 at Bob Unclerwood's Restaurant. G. Working at Clinton's Men's Wear as a DECA student, Ron Peterlin listens while his employer, Charles Scherer shows him aa new style of shirt that just came in. H, At the COE Banquet, members gather to the front to sing There's a New Day Coming. 76 1. 53 1 a sf-fwftwt' '55 Banquets Unite Students With Employers N H. ,W 77 Girls Enthusiasm ls Shown in Activities The Girls' Athletic Association is a club for active girls advised by Miss Ida Bacso. This year work- ing together the girls sold football jerseys with great success. The club started off their activities with their annual hay ride. With volleyball, basketball, and bowling the club separates into teams to show their sport abilities. At the awards pic- nic many girls were honored for their great participation and many for being seniors. if 'iikfa r .- . ' t ,S A s if - 1 3 ,,QT'?5rg5!ifG'Q, s 4k 7 A, ,yi . , F t ' 'r w QQ- mf ' . L, -up I .. t A. Comtemplating the beautiful scenery, Becky Millizer relaxes. B. Karen Mooney and the rest of her team wait to see what Sue Peterson can do with her bat. C. Working on emptying their plates, Cindy Masando, Patty Smetzer and Cindy Iensen appear to be ready for Fun. D. Kathy Gonzalez prepares to hit a homer for her team. E. A member of GAA displays her talents at gymnastics. F. Yolanda Herevia prepares to pitch a ball and to strike out the batter in the process. G. Julie Taylor carefully aims her ball for a strike. H. Viki Driftmyer shows her ability on the parallel bars. 78 i . 5 mf, E., 79 Revista Members Show Then Talents -,J 'Gin-Q 5 if 'W f,n.,. M, ..,, ,V . . . ,fs 41 ,sl 5 ,' sims: ey ,. X-'i:T,, ggii. ' ' K w 1 ' 80 w I -Q' V In T,::lfr,, its H. 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In playing cards during the Revista period, Mike Cronquist proudly displays his winning hand. E. Working hard on Revista bookkeeping, Peter Wagner writes out how many books were sold for this year. F. Taking time to separate covers for year- books, Viki Van Duesen concentrates on or- ganization. G. ln a humorous vein assistant sports editor, Matt Fleming comically parades as on over- sized plumber. H. Deciding on the cover for the '73 year- book, Janet Hickman, Sue Robinson, and Tom Cook look at their many ideas. 81 Strong Membership Sells Litter Baskets With 74 members this year Hi- Y started off the year with their annual initiation of 30 sophomores added to the 24 juniors and Z0 seniors in the club. Some annual duties done by the member are cleaning the stadium and selling popcorn at football games. Another way to earn money this year was to sell litter baskets. As last year their guest speaker was Dr. V.Wm Wagner on the subject of sex edu- cation. A. Among junior and senior members there are sophomores' like Dan Summerset in- terested in participating in Hi-Y. B. The president of Hi-Y, Iay Suhbier, keeps the club meetings organized and listens to ideas of many members, C. Listening to the club meeting, members sit along the wall preparing themselves for a great evening. D. Discussing ideas for this year's activities, Mr. Drusbacky thinks them over while Vaughn Brewer appears to be pointing out his opinion. 82 Girl's Christian Club Sells Candles f l n. : ' ., W , 1' jgiwgig , wmv ' ti+MffQf:.ff...s ' l -fp zfafiieeql cf I . h , 15443.15 . V - .mf- .. . ,, A a f. qmg.. 2' - ,sg . f'iw2,3H'f' wg? , . I fffliflilf ' i 5f.i?i3 s I up 3 3227. f ip g .V :Fig 5. xzzgltgzf ' f .1 , mrs -, ii, ,,.2s.., .. .. ,I S , gs -x . 34 W f ,,., M- . , g, l,,' s. ' K 7 'ff I i I A , - i ' W , ,Le-4131: W. Q. . ,.. - . - - I e-'tier-wats:-as , 51 r 3 sw'-ss fr- .t.i, ,3lMf,.,i f xl , . gy' 'WM M . . -1. . I . M1 W ,.., W . Eff ' ki - 3 5211 ? V .,,.,, , sq, . 54 is get ,, , K C If 3 . pic. .tx Bliffrftl M I if.-t , Qrshf ' ,gas .nfs f ...wr j it . ezzi, Tfkisiissfvifi krifl. -V I. my-,M fxg - . f . I - S fill?-I.u sv aff.-1.1f1g . ,z.. , ...., . fa s'ssl as z t, le V 1f 'is M. 5595 Amy F2 f fs ss ,Q 1:41 .M W'-W'-' Q if w , 4 I 1 f- rw at is I :vt 5512 . iff? ' This year for Tri-Hi-Y was an ac- tive club. As an extra money-mak- ing project, members sold candles. In the later part of the fall, they sponsored the Beg An Egg Sunday for the cancer society. During the Christmas season, they sponsored a family for Christmas. In the early spring they held a Fashion show. And at the last part of the year they held their annual Tri-I-Ii-Y picnic, and an officers din- ner. The advisor's for this yeai s club were Miss Bonnie Conwell and Mrs. Kathy Schweitzer. 'W . v,,...,,...w ....d.,t,.. I Q: w eip' A. just before starting off on a crusade for the cancer society Cindy Bowen listens to in structions. B. Before leaving the school after a meeting Becky Blackburn gives a smile to the photo grapher. C. During a bake sale two members, Louise Clemons and jane Cipiti volunteer to work D. In one of the meetings the girls have row call and collects dues for the year. 83 'IRG its j I I A ...I if D. I Girls are Active in Sports A' LA, i Girls sports were something new offered this year for the girls of PCHS. The sports offered were basket- ball, coached by Miss Candy Folge, swimming, coached by Miss Gail Shilling, tennis, coached by Miss Sara Covert, and track, coached by Mrs. Georgia Kaufman. A. Basketball Team: ROW ONE - Nancy Salatin, Donna Drusbacky, ROW TWO - Virginia Nieman, Ian Focht, Vikie Gresh, Kim Sawyer, julie Bergman, Melody Kox- lock, Marion Rahl, and Miss Candy Fogle. B. Appearing to be angry with the refe- ree's call, Virginia Nieman and Melody Koz- lock begin to talk. Marion Rahl reaches for the basketball and jan Focht appears to be going to the bench. C. just before the game, Marion Rahl practices up on her foul shots. D. During the time out, the girls listen to an encouraging word from Coach Fogle. E. As the advisor for many girl's sports, Candy Fogle is giving out a whistle to start the girls on their timed sports. F. Swim Team: ROW ONE - Iudy Leow, Diane Gates, Annette Gabel, jackie Ley, Julie Young, Denise Flynn, Karen Mooney. ROW TWO - Donna Mercurio, Kathy Frank, Deb Amidaneau, lane Wallack, Sue Frank, Linda Brooks, and Advisor Gail Shilling. x w 'Y' 21-E9 Vt Ah-sh: .--- SN f E 85 Fields Trips Widen Minds of FHA Members The PHA Club this year had many interesting events. The annual Mo- ther-Daughter Tea was held with the girls own bake goods being served, they took field trips to Tiffin Glass Co. Riverview School and had many happy meetings learning about their future living styles. This year the members got together and worked in the concession stand to earn money for their treasury, with Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Sass, and Mrs. Bolander as ad- visors. A. Though officers are experienced, Mrs. Ruth Rice gives a brief talk about the future plans of their field trips and teas. B. Along with talks and slides about her coun- try, Nettie Gramsma receives different reactions from Val Burr and Iulie Bergman. C. As the meeting starts Sherry Runyon gives the minutes and asks the members if they have any corrections, errors, or questions. D. During the meeting, Deb Zach reads off the treasurer's report to the members as the ideal financial situation to start a year. 86 L Careers Are Shown to PPM Members . ,rie!1'Y 'N iirsQg, , ag . ,lx ffi.,,,.L+ V - H - - . -V '--' .1 . . P EE - The Future Professionals in medicine held many meetings this year. Among them they had two guest speakers to acquaint them with the medical fields. They also went to Providence Hospital, in Sandusky and also H.B. Magruder hospital for tours through their buildings. Once again this year they held the cancer campaign, Send a Mouse to College. for the cancer society. As extra money making project they held a bake sale in the fall, and worked in the concession stand during a basketball game. A. PPM member Rita Lochotzki works at the concession stand during a baksetball game to earn money for the club. B. Along with many other speakers, a navy nurse gives outline of navy career. C. At the annual tea janet Hickman serves herself some home-made cookies. D. As the meeting ends, Jodi Wozniak reminds members of their duties. 87 Student Council was very active this year. Among the activities they planned was the Magazine Drive held in October, and in May, the talent show with the Senior Trip Day following. This was when the Seniors were excused to go to Put- ln-Bay. They also obtained Com- mons for the Student Body, using student court as a disciplinary method of keeping commons. Other ideas worked on were open lunches, smoking areas and many other privileges for a better school. Though not fully done, they leave their ideas with next year's Student Student Council Sponsors Dances . . 1-A-...q f' . -- . Council to do their best. v if f , '.yQQ,f.!i Efhjk .f ,Mm .1 1 I 2 ' t b...h' f Sf' v 'M-wa. xfs. hvg, ,awkq isp-15,-mi do-Q N 5, b .-.. A Ml- MSM , .W L JY ff, fits?-1-l-si in-Efgaf V C NY .S e i :f.m: f w.1t f gtg 2 K V ' E . - t' ,. s. sfga5 22f s,g :SNS ifffg2fEr fS5f:f?5: . 3 ' it ' t ' . ' -, mg--r .f::4.1..: ' :iff .f'f irl' ' f WT? err , 7534543 j:4 f?Q 21'm5, W viii, as XCINN if in ,Q-, 4 Y B. 88 'Q '45 il www Q 2 3 :X X. l ,a- .441 .tvowi A. Student Council President, jeff Wilkins and secretary Sharon Felber go over their notes for the meeting. B. Representing Vangaurd, Olga Ybarra and Laurie Kowalski listen to many ideas for PCHS and think of their own to help. C. Ion Streng prepares to play for the Student Council Talent Show. D. Audre Matthews displays her talents with dancing and singing. E. The first place winners in the Talent show, the Beggar's Opera, performs their own original rock and roll. F. At one of the dances sponsored by the Council, many students enjoy the music and dancing, 89 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , 1 ACADEMICS In his fourth year at Port Clinton High School, Mr. Leroy Brownell is responsible for carrying out those policies that are applicable to the high school. He also assists Mr. Howard Walters, whose job is to dis- cipline the students. Miss Kay Barber and Mr. Harold Franck arrange the class schedules and curriculum. They also help students choose future em- ployment, check credits toward grad- uation, and recommend colleges that are available. New this year is Mrs. julie Mereucio, the freshmen coun- selor. A. Mr. Brownell talks to Mark Haggerty and joe Greer after the assembly, B. With the starting of classes Mr. Walters writes a pass for this girl to leave the office. C. As Mr. Frank relaxes, he explains the class schedule and what is required to graduate. D. Among one of the many others things Miss Barber does is to substitute classes for tea- chers. Uffice Personnel Aid Students M 92. X i ,fl ' 1 .. .... r ik 3 gl la ir' 4 i s rx, K . , f t , l get gi. N Jim it Y Library Has Many Sources Available if I ., K Q B . X The school library makes all kinds of information available to the student researcher. Besides books, this year the library again offers newspapers, and magazines for students who have time for lei- sure or research. Films, film equip- ment, pamphlets, and other re- search equipment also assist the student in his work. Mrs. Lea De- bien supervises the library, along with a staff of student assistants. Students may not enter the library without a pass form a teacher in order to eliminate noise and over- crowding. A. During fifth period, the Physics class goes to the library to do research on a project due in March, B. In the library Mrs. Debein sorts and separates the morning newspapers so when new ones come she can replace them. C. While sorting title cards, Cindy Herod puts them in alphabetical order. D. Ieff Luchsinger is showing the proper use of the card catalog. Mrs. Sara Covert Mr. Charles Devine ,. ..,W..w:fya A .2,..,,Q,. mga, 1,7 1 L 5. Spec1al Ed Gives Individual Attention Teaching in the Special Education department this year is Mr. Charles Devine. New to the department this year is Mrs. Sara Covert. The students participate in many academic classes. Students also take physical education and courses sutied to the best of their interest and ability. The juniors may work half a day and attend school half a day. Seniors may spend an entire day at their jobs, and attend eveninz classes. A. A homework assignment is busily worked on by Cindy Mahler and Pam Cole. B. In class, Richard MacLaughlin works steadi- ly before 'the dismissal bell. C. A humorous situation has caught the atten- tion of Richard Branham during class. A A iii. . M 3 f Mr. Richard Bloom 'X Q5 'li t l 5 T14 k'Vs x. Any student this year is eligible for Art l. They learn figure drawing, printing, lettering, perspective, and also basic guide lines in color design. Students for Art Il must take Art I, and are picked from various stu- dents who want to take the course. Based on artistic ability the students create their ideas. Ceramics is also offered. When stu- dents are chosen for the class, seniors are given preference. Ceramics con- sists of making glazed objects and finishing the process of painting. A. While working together, Sue Hitchings and Alice Ortiz observe each other's drawings, B. As Mr, Bloom explains the colors on a color wheel, Tules De La Fuente listens. C. In art class Martha Streeter works on a drawing while Mr. Bloom grades assignments. K' M4 the fw Industrial Arts Creates Skilled Students New to the department this year is art metals. The girls may partici- pate in this. Small engine repair taught by Mr. Serb, teaches the care and maintenance of small engines as found in lawnmowers. Other classes, one being wood shop, both sexes can take. Others classes include wood shop, taught by Mr. Apple, Machine shop, taught by Mr. Christensen, auto shop, taught by Mr. Serb, electronic shop, taught by Mr. Schweitzer, an mechanical drawing, taught by Mr. Warnicke. 96 C. Mr. Iames Apple Mr. George Christensen Mr. Thomas Schweitzer Mr. Robert Serb Mr. jeffrey Warnicke A. In Mr. 5chweitzer's third period welding class students learn the techniques of gas welding. B. In mechanical drawing Bill Rodwancy works with a scale while Mr. Warnicke read. C. A quiz occupies Jeff Cox's time in elec- tric shop. D. In small engine repair class joe Craza and Lenie May examine parts of an engine. E. Like the many girls now participating in girls woodshop, Linda Walland works hard creating a candle holder on the lathe. F. After a hard days work Bill Greear cleans up the Auto Shop for the afternoon. G. While in Auto Shop, Mike Lochotzki starts to paint a trailer. 97 The home economics department trains girls in the fundamentals of homemaking. Girls learn to prepare themselves for individual and mar- riedlife. Mrs. Ruth Rice, head of the de- partment, teaches dining and fas- hions, home management, family living, and Home Ec. III. She states that boys are interested in family living and a great majority partici- pate. Mrs. Norma Sass teaches Spec- ial Ed. I and II and Home Ec. II. New to the department this year is Mrs. Bolander, who teaches Home Ec. I. Mrs. Carol Bolander Mrs. Ruth Rice Mrs. Norma Sass I J t it'iitit - s sr.. ' f't ....-,,',f if J Home EC. Provides New Ideas , ,,....., ...... ..MS'J':. - J' A. This picture shows the proper order in placing a pattern on material. B. As Cindy Bowen listens, Mrs, Sass explains the assignment. C. In Home Ec. Class Mrs. Bolander explains the technique and order to sew and measure a garnment. D. During Home Ec. class, Tammy Fritz de- monstrates the proper way to bathe and clothe an infant. E. In Family Living Scott Glanzman and Scott Bradbee laugh at a particular question. F. As Mrs. Rice speaks, Kathy Doss and Connie Fitzthum happily give their attention. G. At a Home Ec. tea Teresa Summers gets ready to make the punch. 99 P. E. Widens in Many Fields awk a O0 7' 1. . 1 ,- n ? B. , 4, , . 3 ll l A Q- 1 T ,, , ,, F. I A fm 'ii 5 f v 74 SL., , K Q , f 4 izygww 2 NK ' ' 3-3 V '--' -9 U -W - 1 . . 12' V E Q ?,, L ,b D. E. Physical education classes are required in freshman and sopho- more years. The students learn physical and mental health to help them in the future. Recreation classes are now open to junior and senior boys and girls. Students learn activities such as basketball, football, volleyball, field hockey, baseball, wrestling, tumbling, archery, gymnastics and swimming. The instructors are Mr. Tom Bodager and Mr. Marc Mc- Clain. The girls' instructors are Miss Candy Fogle and Miss Ida Bacso. A. While Terry Jarrett practices on the un- even parallel bars, Ray Hayth is there to assist. B. Mary McCullough and Diana Fastzkie sit on the parallel bars while listening to Miss Fogle. ' C. During open gym Kathy johnson is being watched by Vicki Van Deusen as she at- tempts to flip on the parallel bars. D. ln open gym during sixth period, Susie Sams demonstrates how to jump on a trampoline. E. Fred Sinram from the State Parks and Recreation Staff demonstrates to the girls gym class how to use life preservers when boating. F. In first period freshman gym class Ken Schoenfeld and his classmate practice before class starts. G. During swimming the sophomore girls enjoy the inner tube among other activities. H. In fifth period gym the boys wait for Ray Hayth to make a basket. Mr. Douglas Armstrong Mr. Richard Celek ,J mi Mrs. Janet Nitz Mr. james Radloff Business Department Prepares Its Students for Careers There is a variety of courses offered in the business department which pre- pares students for their future ca- reers. The fields in which the students may enter include: bookkeeping, cleri- cal records, office machines, short- hand, and typing. The instructors in these office-oriented courses are Mr. Douglas Armstrong, Mr. Richard Ce- lek, Mrs. Janis Nitz, Mr. james Rad- loff, and Mr. Waldo Henderlich, who also holds the position of head of the department. 9' MLS A. To start the class, the students give their full attention to Mr. Armstrong as he prepares them for timed writings. B, At L +K Motel Diana Reynolds and Audrey Matthews pose in a picture with their manager Mr. James. C. In business math Tina Van Deusen talks with Mr. Radloff while the students relax after a test. 102 Careers in Many Fields Cffered at Vanguard if E' .. s XZ 'fl Aifflii TX ' lr 5 gem E- ie ? ...ye N,..,,, The juniors and seniors are again this year given the opportunity to attend the Vanguard Vocational School. The program offers a range of seven different courses to prepare the students for their future careers. They include agriculture, business and office education, distributive ed- ucation, home economics and trade and industry. Its two new additions are carpentry and marine mainteance and rigging. Although the vocation center is located in Fremont, the Port Clinton students are still deeply in- volved in our school activities. A. Julie Kowalczk and Ruth Hagerty seeming- ly enjoy ,spending the ,period with youngsters while taking a course in child care. B. With the co-operation of Kathy Mowell, Mary Shortridge streaks her hair in Cosmeto- logy. C. Painting a barn at his home as a school project is Greg Sharp a student in Vanguard Vocational School. D. After lunch, Margaret Rahl lends her asis- tence in the kitchen, stacking dishes. 103 Mr. Waldo Henderlich Mr. Thomas Maher 3 Q . 3 Q it rf . jr ',ff'l'Y' 4' W 2 Business Students Acquire Office Skills A, During the afternoon Marva jess works on a copying machine at the American Bank.- B. Preparing food for a hungry customer, Emily jackson shows a certain skill while working at Burger Chef. C. In the DE program joan Collins attends morning classes, and she spends half a day working at L + K Restaurant. D. At Shirley's Nursery Sue Bowen shows the children games that are fun and interesting. E. In the COE classroom the students vigorous- ly work together as a group, F. Larry Rister, a DE student, stacks a cus- tomers shopping bag with groceries at the A-l-P. G. In Mr. Heckert's OWA class he leads a discussion about the program requirements. H. At Wiseman's Realtor office, Derinda Leich- ty poses for a picture for our photographer. M.. N, G ' fm 104 1 ,fs . s Ti Q-in- g-. is ,KA . . 'wr 'E If A im! lm'IlYl fit Mr. Floyd Heckert Miss Lynne I-Iugert Mr. Howard Smetzer 'Q fl si r . it Wg. ,N 3 4 M A 'Nr Elie. WN-..a.. 9 l 'i f 1 FOR SA! DE, OWE, and COE are the voca- tional programs offered to the P.C. I-1.5. seniors. Dropped this year is DCT which is now at Vanguard. Dis- trutive Education is a 22. member course taught by Mr. Thomas Maher during the morning classes. Mr. Ho- ward Smetzer's Occupational Work Experience trains 2.4 skilled and un- skilled class members each morning. Mr. Waldo Henderlich trains business students whose vocations will be cen- tered toward the office skills. New this year is the OWA program taught by Mr. Floyd Heckert and Miss Lynne I-lugert. This program prepares select- ed underclassman for the upper-class vocational programs. The work ad- justment is taught 2,3, and 4th. per- iods. The 44 members of the program take other required academic courses during the rest of the day. 105 The cafeteria, empty most of the day, becomes very crowded from 11:15 to 12:45, the lunch periods. The teachers aid in keeping order and moving the students through the three lines, regular, Redskin special, and a la carte as swiftly as possible. This year, the lunch menu offered a new addition of milkshakes. Study hall offers students time to catch up on homework, talk with friends, or simply relax from the day's busy schedule. This year, Student Council was successful in obtaining commons' in the cafeteria, which is open to all. During corn- mons, the a la carte line is open, making it no longer necessary to skip and go to the bakery. A. During commons Jeff Wilkins is enjoy- ing a strawberry milk shake. B. While eating their lunch, some sophomore girls discuss their problems of the day. C. During study hall Bill Feczer catches up on his reading while the rest of the students study. 106 . . , -K ' i . K aa.. ..M,..,e- i S Cafeteria Commons New This Year AWB A-iq - gy. em far, 51,3 -- , , --.pfjgggqfr ij.. -ji ' Q .-P-wail-if? 5' , f. - nl ,N . V ' 1 Mr usa fl., p , , ,nik 'UsT Wx. .egg-k Classified Employees Important ff The kitchen staff, headed by Mrs. Bowersox, starts early in the morning to prepare the lunches that the stu- dents and faculty receive. The main- tenance men under the supervision of Mr. Jensen, take care of the building as well as the school grounds. The office work is done efficiently by Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Curley and Mrs. Reynolds. They use girls from study hall to assist them in the office. Mrs. Ieanne Wonnell, R. N. works four days a week as school nurse. A. While morning classes are in session, Mrs. Burr dusts the locker tops. B. In the early morning Mrs. Streeter and Mrs. Minier prepare our meals for the after- noon. C. As the week goes by, Mrs. Reynolds catches up on office work she needs to file and report. 107 A Variety of Subjects Are Covered in History Mr. Richard Durham is head of the social studies department. He is ably assisted by Mr. Don Drusbacky, Miss Fredericka Thompson, Mr. Har- ry Edwards, and Mr. Russell Leist. The social studies program covers a wide variety of subjects from geo- graphy, American and world histories, law, and religion. Students are requir- ed to take four semesters of courses in this field, including one semester of American government. ,QWQN ii FE voir NOf if fl ' li 0 , .1 ,ff-s,1uvW'2P2EBif!f'fit l 'nf g . O8 .ja Z fy 9 uwx L ir fb. 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Most college prep students are en- couraged to take at least two years of a language. Miss Octa Kincade teaches Latin, which is taken by students planning a technical or medical career. French and Spanish are taught by Miss Bonnie Conwell and Mrs. Patsy Aleman. Each area of the de- partment has its own club for lan- guage sutdents to join. au... .,. ze... , 1..mMwv:, nMwtW X'x.,.f 'Wm fgaawiswievit WMM- f weanwwfww WWWEQWQW is 5 at J .fwwws A. In Spanish, Mrs. Aleman helps the students translate sentences. B. Students sit attentively while learning the day's lesson in Latin. C. While working on a test Terry Love gives alittle snicker to his neighbor. D. Buying goods in class at a Spanish market, Dan Conty and Gary Chance pick up a couple things for supper. E. In French Club, a meeting was in session while Kathy Klingbeil, Brian Montgomery, Keigh Fleming, Karen Streng, and Melody Koz- lok listens to the speaker. F. As one of the activities a student does in Spanish class is to show ways of life in Spain and Mexico. fi 3 SQTT5 H3553 . 111 1 g,LV, I, MM gg A 3 as Q- K W ..,,t as II The main goal of the English department, under the direction of Mrs. Dallen, is to achieve for their students a well-rounded back- ground in oral and written com- munication. Also, acquiring exper- ience in the various English courses, helps for a stronger found- ation in college. The freshmen and sophomores are offered the basic English, in- cluding grammar and literature, while the upper classmen have courses in composition, communi- cation, and various advanced litera- ture courses. 112 R! NuilQv,-A-...F NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Mr. jack Buskirk Mrs. Helen Dallen Mrs. Nancy Dunham Mr. Phillip Leedom Mrs. Kathy Schweitzer Mrs. Georgia Kaufman Miss Janet Stephenson Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson I Useful Abilities Are Developed in English A. Between lessons, English I students chat leisurely in the reading lab. B. In creative writing, Mrs. Dunham reads aloud a series of poens handed in by one of her students. C. In reading lab Mrs. Schweitzer tells the students the words one should be able to read per minute. D. While in American Lit. class Marisol Arre- dondo, Deb Turnage and Iulie Minderman think of new ideas for a project. E. In composition Mrs. Dallen and Linda Wall- and go over her theme assignment checking for mechanical words and content. F. While in Literature class, Bill Taylor finishes his oral report on a previously read book. G. English II student, john Dezelick immediat- ly begins assignment after the days lecture by Mrs. Kaufman. 113 Math courses aid students in developing skill in logic and basics in mathematics. Mr. Philip Shu- maker, the head of the depart- ment, teaches Algebra Il-A and elementary analysis. General and industrial math are taught by Mr. Gerald Kissell. Algebra I is taught by Mr. Robert Hartung and Mrs. Charlotte Izso, who also teaches geometry, New to the department this year is Miss Gail Shilling, who handles general math and Algebral. Math Department is Helpful for Future Uses law.. 14 r m i Mr. Roberthlartung 'ki Mrs. Charlotte Izso A' K Mr. Ierry Kissell ' Miss Gail Shilling 5 5: 5 Mr. Philip Shumaker 2 . 55 - iff, it are ,, . if fiiiifffg Hiiirrif- -- . ., ..., ,. ,uv ., - , .. Q 3 ,, W. f. .. v mu. , hfslggiwf, aa , L A r , ffyrmg. f eg mf: fr .. rig .ff rare. -f ' i - t rf, L , . .Yi -5,51 f. . ., f 5 f- 4-.sfff-ref, ---ggrg,-f ,, few: ' rf I 5 2 L .fill V gli: , r, '.fLi: ,, . ...mfs , ., . . ,. ,rf W ww t fe fa: 3'.':5Eff,'5,'-Pi? r I f zfsrfffafsf - L ' mx ,, . Q ff gi? grmfsipe 5. A oz, .1 fffg-:Q 'i..qr35R'faa ' 'W 5 .k,,f'e, T, ' e'sz.'f'fr-f Asif H:5'f,,,-'f ties L ., N51 5 , f ' f ' L f ,, wr . 'rmkffiffifei-1 'ar 1 ,N-f.-vm--1-'1T ' ' ., ,s zg,51y1t 3313. gg. 'H--:1 ,sf-1 ' rggvafgvl. , 1 W . rf f.: ' f . .fa4,.--2-S -a . 0 1,1 , H . ' fr-fsswegwffrfe,-:ive f - if f W 1:11-iQ. - ' t K , . ,. - .,,,.,, raw. ,V , .M H , . -1 f f , . -:ff -, tteffw l,yj?.r31 A: rj:-si.-.,,,.N , ,, V ' ' ' ' M A. Algebra I students find it easier to under- stand their math equations when visually ex- plained by Mr. Hartung. B. During the last Few minutes of the class many of the students, Cathy Below, Shari Bal- emian, and Laura Crum talk over their home- work assignment. C. Using a microphone in her teaching, Mrs, Izso explains to her class the angle bisection of a triangle. D. Listening to her teacher Laurel Kendall, thinks over the problems that are being talked about in class. E, In great concentration Mark Soderberg uses his ruler and mind for the assignment given to him. lf. Writing down notes Sherri Stroup Stuclys different methods for working out mathemati- cal problems. 115 Annual Science Pair Has 54 Superiors The science department has a num- ber of various subjects and equip- ment for the instruction of science- minded students. Mr. Kenneth Bow- ersox, head of the department, teach- es the chemistry course, Mr. Terry Kamann teaches physics, which deals with the interaction of matter and energy. Biology, the study of plants and animals, is taught by Mr. Jeff Williams. Mr. David Link teaches general science and earth science, a course new to the department this year. 116 Kenneth Bowersox Terry Kamann David Link Jeffrey Williams A, In biology Mr. Williams listens carefully as Mike Kochensparger explains the vari- ous insects used in his collection. B. While Sherry McGee shows a look of disgust, Elaine Irick seems to show interest in the dissection of a crayfish. C. During Science Fair day, the freshmen and sophomores receive excellent and su- perior ratings from their teachers. D. During sixth period physics class Mr. Kamann thoroughly explains the light and wave theory. E. Displaying a boa constrictor, Mr. Link is observed by members of his fourth period earth science class. F. In doing her lab work, Holly Smith mixes chemicals. 8 MUSIC I In Chorus the Freshmen Enjoy Singing Chorus, another vocal music group, is under the direction of Mr. Charles Garrett. The group is directed toward freshmen to orient them into the high school music department. This year there are 40 members. There performance in the spring concert in May was a great success again this year. Among a few songs they sang in the concert were, Make A Joy- ful Noisef' You'll Never Walk Alone, and hey, Look Me Over! At the end of the spring con- cert program the Chorus, Chorale, and Sweet Sixteen had the audience join in as they sang their final song, The Lord Bless You and Keep You. During the school year the Cho- rus worked hard to prepare a pro- gram for both the High School and the junior high school. ln class, Mr. Garrett takes time out to or- ganize the song arrangements for the year. A. In class, Mr. Garrett takes time out to organize the song arangements for theyear. schedule to practice, B. Singing the notes of the scales are David Cox, Scott Donner, Crag Stinson, and Kathie Hepp. C. Freshmen members of the Chorus proudly pose for their formal portrait. 120 , as- ,fs r,' f. E . L. an 2. Chorale Works for Perfection Under the direction of Mr. Charles Garrett, the students this year in Cho- rale developed their many singing abi- lities. This group is made up mostly of upper class students. To try out for Chorale one must be musically inclined and picked by the instructor. This year there are 42 members in Chorale. The Chorale participated in the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert held in May. This year se- veral students sang familiar solos. Among a few pieces performed by the Chorale were The Sound of Music, and Alleluia.'f A. Minutes before the concert begins, the Cho- rale, fully robed, poses for the photographer. B. ln preparation for the Spring Concert, Cho- rale members rehearsed a variety of selected songs. C. Sitting leisurely at the piano, Mr. Garrett listens with pleasure as the Chorale practices concert tunes. D, Striking a wrong note is taken humorously by Chorale members, Sue Shilling, Deb Fairall, and Linda Kendall. 121 122 Sweet 16 Sings Familiar Favorites The Sweet Sixteen is a select, smaller group made up from Cho- rale members. lt's also under the direction of Mr. Charles Garrett. All year they practiced for both the Christmas and Spring Concerts plus special events they are invited to sing for. Sung by the group were, God Bless the Child, I Understand, and Medley Six- teen. The soloists with the group were Sherri Stroup, Marvin Har- mon, Joni Kerchner, Chris English, and Sue Shilling. A. Under the direction of Mr. Charles Gar- rett, the Sweet Sixteen professionally per- forms for its audience. B. Members of the Sweet Sixteen, harmo- niously sing tunes appropriate for the spring season. C. In preparation for the concert, choice selections are practiced by the Sweet Six- teen. Orchestra Attends Many Concerts b C Together the strings and wood- winds blend for a great percussion group. Their instructor this year is Mrs. Edna Hansen. They have play- ed for elementary schools, and the spring concert. They performed at the awards assembly on May 31. They have played many arrangements that have taken much time to put to- gether. A few familiargfavorites are Russian Sailors Dancef' and Music To Watch Girls Go By. A. At Lakeside, the orchestra under the direc- tion of Mrs. Hansen performs for the elemen- tary students. B. ln the afternoon the orchestra plays songs familiar to the Ir. High School students. C. Under the leadership of jim Stein, orches- tra members participate in a sing-a-long upon arrival at school. D. At a concert, Mrs. Hansen instructs the group in a favorite melody. 12.3 New Routines Performed By Marching Band One of our school's more prized possessions is its marching band. Our 100 member band is under the direc- tion of Mr. Earl Warnke with assist- ance from Mr. David Randals and Mr. jack Lorensen. The band part- icipates in all home and away foot- ball games. They also march in the Memorial Day Parade. The members work together several nights a week to practice new songs and drills. When the football season starts, they practice new marching formations. This year the band sponsored a special concert featuring the United States Navy band. During an assembly for the student body, several senior members of the band played with the Navy band. A. Standing at attention, five band members play a solo for the audience. B. During the first quarter of a cold game, band members pose for a picture, C. At the football game Diana Gates, Deb Linger, and Vicki Mullins hold election signs. D. Practicing, Sharon Pelber waits for the group to perform. E. Being Chris Englislfs last year, he leads the marching band toward the home side. 124 v x 5 . , .5 l tl' . E if it as it 'E 96 2 2 1- '17 u.nnn..,, Instrumental Band Groups Give Concerts li None of our music assemblies would be complete without the contributions of concert band and wind ensemble. Tryouts consist of a competition for placement of the best. The group is selected by their director, Mr. Earl Warnke. For the school they have played many numbers in several as- semblies we have had. Among the numbers performed by the concert band are, American Folk Rhap sode , and Serenade For Band. A. For the junior High students, the 'Wind Ensemble performs its opening tunes for the entertained audience. B. After a concert jay Suhrbier, Diana Gates, and Ann Thorne rest with several elementary students. C. Three members of the wind ensemble, Sue Maguire, Julie Rollo, and Laurie Gresh part- icipate in a musical rendition of March of the Wooden Soldier at the Christmas Con- cert. D. At the Junior High, Mr. Warnke conducts the concert band at a program for jr. High students. 125 453' 126 V PORTRAITS fi 3 i I ' Freshman Show Spirit, Win First Jug 5 1 N i Q - ' . ' 'X 4 Q ei 3 it jay in g . fi : 28 The Freshman class officers are fLEFT TO RICHTJ David Cox, Presidentp Brian Mongomery, Vice-President Dirk Schumaker, Treas- urerp Suzy Dunham, Secretary. Paul Agnello Catririo Alvarez Debra Anderson Larry Appleman Alex Araguz Yolanda Armendarez Oscar Arrizola Kim Ash Tamera Ashton Tim Baechle Cindy Bailey john Bahnsen zyvv f fig, nikki '5 . ily- R w Su! l . 1 yy 1 -1. X M: 4 Karen Baker Shari Balemian Richard Ballin Vereda Ballin Larry Barnard Becky Beach 'ft Q -2 Y? 5 W. X X it, X X A., 4 fu. W 2335 'qv 4 ,M . . ,N tr' 'v Z Samuel Carter Eva Castillo James Ceccoli John Cerbus Gary Chance Peter Chudy Mark Ciancarelli Sheryl Clark Alvan Beaver Jennifer Below Kathleen Below Jane Bernard Susan Binns Patricia Bisel .V Coral Bogard -e . , James Boling ,aQHf5gy3 :Q , 1 .. 1 3 Bruce Boss as ' Kevin Boss A-'K '52 ScottBovenizer I James Bowen Q 5? A-ff? ae X Sue Brady Judith Branum Brad Bristley Dennis Britt James Britt William Brooks William Brown Daniel Brough Alan Buchanan Margie Butler Selina Cal Roberta Campbell This year's Freshman class, the class of 76, entered P.C.I-LS. with a lot of enthusiasm and spirit. This they proved to the rest of the school when they won the Spirit Jug first and then came in with a first place in the maga- zine drive. The freshmen have a lot of talent which they showed through in their float, Let Snail 'em. Their float was good, but it took last place. This seems to be a tradition with freshmen. This class showed competitiveness, spirit, a lot of style, and promise for future years. 12.9 30 Kimberly Clawson Carol Clemons Charlene Clouse jann Cochran john Collins Robert Columbia Debra Conley Suzanne Conrad Linda Cook Ronald Cook Vikki Coors David Cox Rebecca Cox Tracy Cronquist Laura Crum Carl Daniels Javier De La Fuente Vivian De Mars Scott Donner Susan Dubbert Mary Duffy Bonnie Dugan Kenneth Dunfee Suzy Dunham Madeline Edmonds Chuck Ellis Richard Enderle Maria Erebia Janice Erton Veronica Eugling Diana Fastzkie Rhonda Fastzkie Iill Felber Thomas Fick Keith Fleming Kimberly Fleming Rhonda Floriana Debra Ford Natalie Franck Christopher Freeh Tammy Fritz Javier Gamboa Avi' lf' '-...af luv in 43' 4 'aa idx 2 f 2 f, 2 , -a if Q iiiii if x gf af ir, A it .- , ,rr '99 if ,,,, , , 'T W r Qs swan - 52 ffl fx . , 76 Proves Too Much in Magazine Drive Iacqueline Garber G i V Michelle Garber iii ie , , hir ' . ei :IQ da Anita Garza The freshman basketball team looks to Mr. Drusbacky for advice in the Port Clinton-Sandusky game. The cheerleaders are in the background cheering them on to a victory. as ' T T. Y 2 , l a T ,, , ,. F .. T, . L , , Qi af 1. J' fi' T y ' .f f.-a r, K' r rf N, , at 15522 Q... 4? ..,, ei. L A Q: Y, L 1' N auf ,H J Irma Garza Joseph Garza lack Gill Ian Gill Michael Gill janet Glovinsky Julie Gottschalk Laurie Gresh Thomas Gresh Ioellen Grover Marilanda Guerra Timothy Hamann Nancy Hanko Scott Harrold Theresa Hauser Cynthia Havens Jeffery Hayth Scott Heckert Richard Henkel Kathy Hepp Yolanda Herevia Diane Herringshaw Cheryl Heschel Gerald Heschel The arm of a pinata, made for a Spanish Club party, is being held by Oscar Arrizola while Dan Woods adds the finishing touches. 132 Susan Howerth Tina Howerth Marie Hughes Mark Hudak James Jacobs Donna Janes Edward Jennings Kathy Jennings Cynthia Jensen Michael Jensen Vernon Jessee Ricky Johannsen Mark Johnson Rita Johnson Ronald Johnson Danny Jones Willie Jones Andrea Karshuk Lauren Keefer Chris Keller Jeanette Kelly Ronald Kleinhans Kathleen Klingbiel Timothy Koch Cverald Heschel Michael Hetrick Wood Holbrook Angela Holman Steven Holzapfel Catherine Hon aker 'EH' is f W 5' 1 J ' say sf , .r . 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J, 4 ay 4 4 - M 5 ' 4 .4 I 1 v ' ZW, , ,- - - ,i . 3.4 gif! jj, Michael Kochensparger jerry Kohlman David Krause Richard Kreutzfeld Paul Kring David Kubasek Debra Kubasek Dawn Kurtz Thomas LaBine Patricia Lacer Alyce Laird Linda Laney Roberta Lano jackie Lay Margaret Lee David Lemon Rebecca Lemon David LeVeck Tammy Lewis Iamie Ley Max Lillie Debra Linger Margot Livas Susan Loeffler Debra Longnecker Richard Lucas Edward Ludrowsky Bradley Luebcke Karen Luebcke Frank Machacek William Maclean David Madison Susan Maguire Gregory Mallory Kevin Masing Nancy Masnado jean Matthews Micheal Matthews Debra McClellan Mary McCullough Kay MCDavitt Martin McDonald 133 134 Patricia McC1lothlin Mary Ann McGreevey Mary Beth McGreevy Nina McKinney Doyle McMurphy Lowell Meacham Patricia Menier Susan Merrill Rebecca Milliser Mary Mills Williani Mitchell Debora Molnar Louis Montano Brian Montgomery Steven Mulligan Mary Murphy Michael Nagy Annette Nash Rhonda Newman james Newton Evaina Nichols Donald Nieman Peggy Nix Connie Norgard Karen Norwood jose Obergon Joseph Pastor Michael Peters Sandra Petersen Kelly Phillips Robert Pilus Marilyn Pressler Arthur Price Priddy Mary Elaine Pru sik Donna Pugh Cindy Rahm jane Ramey Richard Redfern Deborah Reddick Cecelia Reininger Chuck Rietz 4 t o f ig it ,..A. in V H 2 ml liutziiz. X R W 5 Jw C i A? visit N ., ,ttyy .4 Ai 5 , W Sara i t s 1. 5' A 'F in 5' I fr a F .mx 'N '33 -1+-4 wa' X The look on Sue Maguire's face shows a mixture At one of the first Student Council meetings Suzy Dunham is listening as the rules of fear and disgust as she watches a snake shown for Parliamentary procedure are discussed. by Mr. Link in earth science. - , f r-fre er Tire! ' Q iff , ,gi V ,v- 43 Judy Rhodes Michael Richards jane Rider jane Ritter Pamela Rofkar Della Rose Dean Rosiar Deborah Ryle Teresa Sanderson Irma Santoya Robert Sartin Brian Sarty Kimberly Sawyer Kenneth Schoenfeld Thomas Sevitts Davis Shammo Dirk Schumaker Patricia Silva Brenda Slaughterbeck Patricia Smetzer Betsy Smith Maria Solis Donald Somers Susan Spears 135 36 Lynn Stager Mary Stewart Craig Stinson Karen Streng Chad Stuckey Cheryl Sutherland Dorothy Sutherland Bradley Szilagyi Carolyn Taylor Iulie Taylor Marilyn Taylor Diane Terp Matthew Tewers Charles Thompson Roger Thompson Tina Thompson johnette Timmons Chester Tokar William Todd Madonna Trent Vivian Tucker David Turnage jon Van Der Giesen julie Van l-loose Thomas Vangeloff Debora Vollmer Jerry Wadsworth Gregory Waggoner Paul Walker Cindy Walland ludy Ward Alma Washington Terri Watters tiff A ws ., in ' 0 t 'wr' Nr JY' .J .,. 4' 4 if t . , 4 '1 1 r . 2 'Y fig I :? .' -N, Fit., . ga 4 .f ' ' vm ,V w ,- .W ' 1 1 Q' 'a , I l -K W , gd - ' f 'SV' Wi ffl Us 'NN- ...,Q.,-f , E X H-as .MS- af's2f1?s55'x I 1,51 2 -is V t 4 , f, lg we if ig 3 x is ll If , In the reading lab, Dan Zvosec appears to be concentrating hard on his reading. Freshmen Catch on to High School Ways 1. +2 In Mr. Hartungs Algebra I class Karen Streng, Scott Harrold, Tracy Cronquist, David Cox and Carol Clemons seem to think some- thing is funny. Maybe Mr. Hartung told a joke? Micheal Wears Paul Wears Barry Webster Randy Weiss Paula Welch Douglas Wellman .5 ..2 i We W2 r Rick Wharton Tammy White Tammy Wilkins Lloyd Wilson Michael Winke -V -753' Sally Vvolff Susan Wonnell Daniel Woods R james Wood Wesley Worthington john Wozniak Roderick Wozniak ft'-v Y-:zf 'ff'-j ' A 5. Meals it S- yccy '55 f' C - Yvonda Wylie . if K , Ramon Ybarra , - W 3 Wigs M 1 Zach Deanna R -w e Z Lucinda Zerman - ini' Deborah Zetzer ' i Till- , Ma me Zibbell a- N h y i K W is ' ' 137 Class of '75 Choose Junior Class Rings Carol Anderson Paul Anderson Raymond Andrews Arthur Araguz Clarence Arthur Don Bacak Michael Baker Mark Balemian Celeste Below Diane Bennice Dave Bergman Iulie Bergman Loretta Ber man Carol Bloom David Boling -r james Boreman k y , K Cynthia Bowen - ' g s- Danny Blankenship .Q I - z .fa 'si 44 1' 15' Dean Brown A Craig Buchman Jena Bumbera , as Valerie Burr - ' l o Busby F15 Chris Byrd 5 it ,fs way Q 1 nr, X 5 .Q . g, or Daniel Carr Jeffery Carson Ruben Castillo William Chapman Lisa Ciancarelli Iohn Cipiti The class of '75 started out this year as experienced sophomores, no more to wander the halls in sheer bewild- erment. The annual magazine drive was a close race this year and the sophomores came in a close second, Their Homecoming float, Quack Down on 'Emf' placed third in the competition. The final spirit jug com- petition, during spirit week, was their big finale. The class of '75 ran away with the honors. In preparation for their junior year, the sophomores ordered their class rings. This ended a fine year for a fine class. 138 W. 'gf Wersi ri L 2 N. k N.. is fr it 3 ,wg wi Linda Cipiti David Clemons jeff Cole Kirk Colvin Ronnie Conner Mitchell Conners The sophomore Class officers are: lclockwise from bottomj Treasurer, Bowen Loef- flerp Vice-President, William Chapman: President, Mary Cangwayg Secretary, Lauren Muncey. 1 if I 18 2? Y 2. -g ' U- ,.- -, Eur.: n : ivy? 50 I GL :Q in' ai:- ' 1-e 1 ' Q .. ME, l will '45 xlmxeg 'xii Thomas Coon Frank Coors jerry Cox Pamela Coyle Richard Crum Norma Cuevas jack Cupp Angelita De La Puente Marilyn Dellaracco Antonetie DeI.uca Debra DeRose John Dezelick jeffrey Dodge Richard Dodge Robert Dodge Linda Dorski Yvonne Dowclle 139 . if ,M During lunch, reserve to have her thoughts else 40 Vicki Driftmyer James Dubbert Richard Duffy joseph Dulaney Tim Dunlap Cynthia Dunn Donna Dun Peggy Dye Sue Ebel Susan English Michael Entrilcin Deanna Epke Charles Everly Debra Fairall Stephen Fischer Marian Fisher Mary Fisher Dwayne Fleming Matthew Fleming julie Fleshman Glen Fletcher Denise Flynn Timothy Flynn Vickey Forss ,gf it i -is S' 'fi fr l eisa - K iil T i 4. W as .A 3-nwym, cheerleader Dawnna Wood seems where. jennifer Foster Suzanne Frank Annette Cabel Brian Gallogly Iose Gamboa Mary Cangway Maria Garza Diane Gates Thomas Cay .cg 1' ai , N N Ni t qs-uv f l .. . A . , , 33 ri , V , Qu . l mi 'B 4 X. A ,ai-L Pj W 4, 1 i If' Vx Q1 if F :Tis ,.,, , it if Q K, Q 11 V nf U w ,.. 1 -1 M ls: if ,Q am- A ' ' R 43541 l A32 'D Pace ,.-A l. iii 4' it? F -'YW' L .. xi sf a :,j,:,'i-i f H 5 5 . 'Xe i J-V -Q 'me -....... N.. ii , W, ,V ,m v 'fu' f I H . LSE, , Q: 'ze I' 'J 2 , 1 ,Qi 5 3 , E ar '3 X ' 3' ik At ' vb 1 W 'iff' M 4 - E x it E NL' , Stl Kristina Geisler Cynthia Glovacky Clayton Gonya Cathy Gonzales ik' lg in ,X N 1 if f f + C xii. 6 BH 'tif .5 i t The initiation for Spanish Club, as shown by Cathy Peterson and Mike Nusbaum, this year consisted of a Spanish dance. XR aw if i, inf? . ,E 5 -in 5 at as ' M john Graham jerry Greear Deborah Gresh Patricia Gresh Victoria Gresh Charles Grinclstaff Constance Guiher Kathy Gulau Daniel Guzauskas Quin Hagerty james Hale Heidi Hanko john Hanely Fred Hansen Timothy Harnisch Timothy Hatfield Sandra Heileman Otto Heineman 141 42 Jane Held John Hensley Arnulfo Herevia Cynthia Herod Steven Hickman Cynthia Hofacker Paul Hopkins Kevin Hosko Alice Hovis Janie Howton Dale Humphrey Suzanne lhnat David lmke Elaine lrick Sandra lrick Kathy Ish Mary Jadwisialc Sue Janes Kyle Johannsen George John Weston Johnson Jeri Jones William Jones Michael Joreski David Kelley Laurel Kendall Tana Kendall David Kinnison Daniel Kline Janine Koch Duane Kokinda Dennis Kring Kathleen Lacer 5 vb' 1- x it M . XY, 1 af f 5' ' f T K W: is A. , A ' , ,Will 1 ww' Q . 5- 'f W Q Q QM., as 'P'-7, ' 7 ,A , f asm.,-I. .2 , . ' M ii'i , V A ' E W 5 1 f -. if 1 ' 1 - 1 ff v- Q ,f 'el ' . K r I ' . M N A Nfnxirh,-E f K r I-'N fa-f 5 1 'F 1 x ,I 44- Jeff Cole finds that a study hall is the best time to read a good book, IGP' Q J at A x x -L We af: .ff if W 'rf . TTLB - 2 1 rf, Ea Pamela Lakin Terry Lanier Iennifer LaValla Deborah Leggett Judy Leow Nancy Letterhos Paul Limestahl Ernes Livas Bowen Loeffler Cindy Long Robert Loren sen Jeffrey Luchsinger Barbara Luclrowsky Patricia Ludrowslcy james Lukac Lisa Lykens Sidney Mahler Norma Marquez Sophomores Reall Have the Most Spirit . 53, w 5 X lm f . ai. 4 if Q 'N ,XX LA 9 yyee i -u . 1.1. W Cheryl Martin Cynthia Massingill David Matta Rosemary May Patrick McCann james McConnell Pamela McCoy Peggy McDavitt Rebecca McGee Robert McGee Stephanie McKown Delmar McLaughlin Richard McLaughlin Randy Meade Donna Mercurio Steven Milazzo Joseph Mitchell Mary Moffatt 143 Louise Schramm and jennifer Foster get ready to jump as julie Bergman, acting referee in a C.A.A. basketball game, prepares to toss up the basketball, Raymond Moon Karen Mooney james Muirhead Laurie Moor Donna Mull Mimi Mullins Lauren Muncey Judith Myers Roy Neff Linda Nelson Janice Nielsen Michael Nusbaum Bernard Nystrom Mary Ohlemacher Elma Olalde Karl Oreskovitch Gilford Pannell Catherine Peterson Susan Petersen Kim Petruska Wendy Phalin David Polanco Michael Priddy Paul Prusik 'ff ww I Au we ' ' if as 1 A i,,.,, cy? ,X if 'W ' F 4 fig 'if K wi :xii , -. ...Q K 1 jp-ei fs, V 5-' uiqi . avi - f-Jkw.-L 'A' A as x ite? , Q W it ,X 2: .,,, rg: Yrkb .LV . r fait? K 1 i QW, gat f was rs-A 'Q P1-'F X 1 ,-V. -, L t in K M3 ..,: ' ,A was 'f,W'T7,1 f 'H During a Pep Club meeting, Gale Snider and Julie Stucky decide not to watch what their friends are watching but to watch the camera, - ':Z -f:r :v, Robert Rakes jeffrey Rasmussen Sue Ravas joseph Reddick Robert Redmond Jack Rex Brian Reyna Richard Reyome Su san Richard Sheila Riddle lo Ann Riley Bonnie Ringeisen Leslie Rister lean Roether Larry Rollins Norine Rollins Ioel Rollo Susie Sams Lynn Schau Mitzi Schau Deborah Schiewe Louise Schramm Robert Schultz Dennis Shammo Joe Shelton Eileen Short Brenda Shoup Valerie Sijan Guadalupe Silva Kevin Skorupa 145 146 Sally Smith Susan Smith Cale Snider Kim Sprosty Ron Stevens William Stewert julie Stucky Teresa Summers Dan Summersett Annette Sutherland Jerry Tarolli Ernest Taylor Kim Testa Anne Thorne Elizabeth Thusat Ricardo Torres Ramona Trent George True Rosa Tuggle Theresa Vance iii B, . X D , . tx x 5 f 1 ,,.. 4? 2 fl Q , f f-fuivf Jian- Quin Hagerty finds the library a helpful place as he finds the book ' ffii. I Q Q - ,p. g55kf.:, S ? Ronald VanDeusen .Q it -' Tina VanDeusen m v, William Van Der Ciessen -.5 Tk if Si gf Lorraine Velliquette A 'iv Peter Wagner ' I Jane Wallack Y 1 , he needs for his book report. fvs. 1:-4 fe, if 'f'W '-ae Sophomores This Year Familiar With PC. s r 1 .i :J v ea 'A ,E 'K - .wil .. C ' 'gsvvex . sa-f A 4 f :ii . f gili kx , 4' ff . xx.: .41 fm if 3 a ny f 3 4-Nye ' 5, af- 1 Q, E T ff , L r T . .,,a 5, h-my ,g Q ,. ie ,i ' ' . , 13 . k .- 'af Diane Zeis Kay Zekany Susanna Zetzer Diana Zurcher R... fm ,-,ww H w, M- ' ' - 2 .iw-.Q - . ri.,-er,-,w- W ' .sf af fi 'Fai A-J ' 'ff Mu. 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',,. gr, QP , I ,, Ifj.S...Jgf 21, ,J 1 I b g ,hm .53g,5,,f. :K T A .Y fgfQ1,j -'gf .9 4- --,,, .ff 2'5, -1 fpe:iQ5a1.f'i..2fi2' 'f. i 11, er '1,i'4 - '? ,fg,,'- 1 fimq H 1 - - . s.' 1, 1' ei. 3 L' W 'f'.-Ti.--e ,'i1-' ':f,.f- 4 ., 1+ ' ' ay gig: , ,W .E 'page ,. i . r- -H www: timek 7 In Float Competition '74 Can't be Beat Michael Adkins ' i ,gn ' Kymberly Allen Q . 'S , Q - an Catherine Ambrozy yr '21 1 1, ' 'Z , xr Joseph Ambrozy ff. l yagm ' 4 ggflimiy Deborah Amidaneau 4 ,. i f 1 . . Al' A d f .45 fi3+i'E ' ice n re sr' , .,Ao :W I w up W Q, Q.- 9 Patrick Ashton Sharon Bacak jo Ellen Bahnsen Glenda Barnard Tracy Behrman David Belden 148 The junior class officers are, LEFT TO RIGHT, Pat Montgomery, Vice-Presiclentg jeff Cox, Presidentp Pam Stinson, Treasurerg Martha Streeter, Secretary. .. 4 0. ', niN as ofa! ,f Q- I' 't K ' li. vi-,XY :US vs , K, I-: , 2 ifliilfi 'fa nw of E .V , A .1 A f xp - . I All l'x3QY it B Vg, l I Q fi 'T' 1-,Q f'-if .saw tai ya, ,v Bruce Below Iudith Binns Rebecca Blackburn Georgia Bly Bruce Boeshart june Boreman Cheryl Boss Deborah Boss Brenda Boster Laura Brooks Linda Brooks Cathy Buchanan Janice Butler Martha Cantu Dorsey Carr Pamela Carr Elva Castillo Judith Ceccoli Robert Cedoz Joyce Channell Leslie Chapman - Harry Charlesworth -, ' Deanna Clouse 'L . Michael Conrad ' rt a 'M , L Xu' 'iw' Geltrudes De La Fuente Genaro Dellaracco Gary Delpercio Elizabeth Dennis Kayleen DiCiccio Gerald Doust Robin Doyle Donna Drusbacky William Cooper Debra Corkish jeffrey Cox Charles Cutcher Harold Daniel Curtis Dean The class of '74 started their junior year with confidence and determination. They first showed this when, for the second year in a row, they placed first in the float competition. Their winning float, a train, had the theme, Next Stop Victory. The next thing on the junior's schedule was the jun- ior-senior prom. This is an annual event sponsored each year by the junior class. The class of '74 came through this year with The jungle Book. On prom night the high school cafeteria was transformed into a jungle scene. This year's prom turned out, as always, a suc- cess thanks to a very successful l . Cass 149 :agar 'law Rosemary Pannell, taking a secretarial course at Van- guard is working on a typing assignment. john Gill William Greear Martin Grover Glenna Gurtz Ruth Hagerty Laura Hale Cindy Harder Sharon Harmon Donnie Harris Jeanne Hauser Ray Hayth Diane Heenan Charles Henkel Pam Hensley Michael Hepp Joyce Hetrick janet Hickman David Hlutke David Dubbert Dennis Epke Wesley Esquival Linda Fastzkie Kathleen Frank Sue Gall tea' ii 'H et? .- flew Anthony Gardner Robert Gardner Dehlia Garza Guadalupe Garza Linda Gates Harold Gerber -Q, . -rf M - yew, 1 ,5 N,.,,.. P is ,fm-f YF? rv l N 'QF Og' ya Qt , it L K W I QM -at LH -was L, 'ff Ns f 'xg r .V , 'K 3' ' -Z . , ' fb. ,. , ' , ff' JW 4. E, , rv. L t. I M ' Q, J J C ' ' 2'fm-Y altnzfl?-.?!it . 4 ' 2 Q i I f' t M5 g 2, Q W t gi V ' if ' ,- C K 92 -Q .W 2. r , I , 9-i 5Q.wi V if s.ff+.eLf.,.Q 5 ML -e Z., 45 as ft ,,::. Debra Hofacker James Hofacker Susan l-lofacker Cynthia Hopkins Joel Hoshaw Francis Hughes John Imke Donnie Jackson Terry Jarrett Craig Jensen Vicki Jensen David Karshuk Clare Kaufman Jeffrey Keefer Brent Kelly Linda Kendall Joan Kerchner Scott Kleinhans Kevin Koch Rebecca Kosztyo Julia Kowalczk Melodiy Kozlolc David Krawczyk John Krizan i 3 ff as FG!!! t, Hfxfijigffgrzrnfari 1 4.-vaifezzs -. ,M-.1 Bonnie Schmardebeck is learning the fundamentals of data processing while she in attending Vanguard Vocational School, 15 T 'I 4. Y- uf- fs.,.jg,- W fr T Yfv ll l J F 11' I -dyhdissiw 7 J' at -ig ,Q tw at -ag f V P1 lv f' .f-Sv . Wendy Pion stands in front on Pontiac's Conspiracy. 152 Michael Lochtzlci Michael Lykens Bette Madison Evangelina Marquez Jo Ann Marquez Michael Martin Tony Masing Cynthia Mason Mahlon Massie Bert Matlock Mary Mattoon Jodi Maytham Jim McGee Frederick Meacham Michael Meade Donald Meek William Metcalfe Terry Millinger Julie Minderman Patrick Montgomery Greg Mosley Larry Mulligan Vickie Mullins Susan Neff of her US. history class as she gives a report xp- . 'ix .r Valerie Kurtz Joseph Laney Cheryl Laubacher Karen Lentz Christopher Lettich Craig Lewis 1 liar if F P' il , . Q-v'r!!. . 2 -rfafsfz-: 1' ,f,.M.f1mvfxr25g'ge: 4 , ' ' fmt- -' . ff4f:sf,g,,,,,,i ., if, Wir 'A j Q, f -aa A -YQ' ,, ' .M 'Wav- if 9 i' i' lil' i c ,ff e' ee- il ,v all F U, V ja wif' Q 7' ,ge A , A fi J 'Q 0 t w L ll I 'fix 'I Fin ' 15? :J L Juniors Look Forward to Senior Year , . V 'ig 'iff 3' 'lrfpgg V 6 em- , 1 . V -f f N O Q .M?iM'.- fri i i . V. pc, .M wg: i tr f N we 1i.,'R'4' ' ' W1 . '14 . -ws I ., lr .i..:355iT?V.E,:,,5,,W, . t 1 Yi 1 5, s t el ,ei A -fx wx:-. ' st, ,eq e ' I. v 'J -7 fa 1 4 at -l vs?n A M! X f. r,rr fi ii ' Holly Smith and jim Stein work together as lab partners in their chemistry class. Bonnie Nelson Lisa Nelson Virginia Nieman Joyce Nix Mary Ann Norgard Esperanza Obregon jim O'Brien Mary O'Neal Andrew Orosco Alice Ortiz Diamond Ortiz Karen Owen Dan Pepon Christopher Petersen Dianne Peterson Wendy Pion Karen Pollard Marguerite Potter Barbara Prusik William Reifsnyder Sandra Reyome Randy Riedmaier Martha Ritter Su san Robinson Gerald Robron William Rodwancv Deborah Rofkar Norma Rollins Iulie Rollo Robert Royster 154 Sherry Runyon jennifer St. Clair Nancy Salatin Kathy Sams Mary jo Schade Bonnie Schmardebeck Carey Schueler Beth Schumaker Lu Ann Schutt Cliff Sebastiano Kevin Sebastiano Greg Sharp Robin Skinner Mary Smetzer Bonnie Smith Debra Smith Holly Smith Mark Soclerberg Mark Soski Cliff Staler james Stein jo Ann Stewart Pamela Stinson Martha Streeter Ionathan Streng jan Suhrlnier Www Brenda Boster, a Cosmetology student at Vanguard, is demonstrating her creative abilities with a hairpiece. V7 our bw' 'N.., J I 5 K .Sai J 7 5. 'T' W l ' 7' . 3 ,. ff. XM. n ' w v 1 Q 4 t A flat tire in the high school parking lot seems to be the trouble but as Mike Lochotzki watches, Jeff Cox helps fix it. 7 an A an ,W 5 Q 15534 4 if A Q ' fl V E? 3 ur n fm Douglas Szilagyi james Sztuk Richard Tajkowski William Taylor Michelle Thierry Susan Tiffany Wilmer Timmons Ioel Traub Vanessa Trent Bruce Tucker Deborah Turnage Edward Twynham Lori Twynham Steven Underwood Vicki VanDeusen Ned Walker Brenda Webb Patrick Weisend Susan Wessel Pam Wiechman Marcina Wight Robert Wilkins Alfred Wozniak Gary Wysin Janice Yeckley Richard Zach 156 Exciting New Life Awaits Class of 73 Larry Alan Acocks Barbara Lynn Allen IoAnn Ambrozy Marisol Arredondo David Ashton Suzanne Marie Ashton Richard joseph Baechle Kathy Lynn Ballard Deborah Ann Belden Christopher M. Below David A. Below Shirley Sue Bergman Louise Jenny Bice jane Aradell Bloom Michael I. Bohling Ioni Kay Boling The Class of '73 put forth their best efforts to make their senior year the best ever. They started out with the wrong foot forward by coming in last place in the annual magazine drive. They then made a comeback and placed second in the float compe- tition. All through the year, the senior class showed leadership and wise judgement, leadership to the under- classmen and wise judgement in such activities as Government Day. At the end of the year, the class of '73 took a day off as they went to Put-In- Bay for a class trip. The seniors had a great four years and will be missed by all. Pamela K. Boster Thomas Earl Boster me IWW 95.5.5-I The senior class officers are: KLEFT TO RIGHTJ John Hauser, Secretaryg Dave Howell, President: Roxanne Powell, Vice-Presiclentp Warren Pelber, Treasurer. Karen May Bourdeon Susan Joann Bowen Mary Anne Boysen Scott E. Bradbee john Albert Brady Vaughn A. Brewer Norman Shelby Bristow Rosalinda Carrizales Pamela Ruth Chamberlain Stephen Michael Chimo jane E. Cipiti Louise M. Clemons 157 an M9 pix of .Qi . , J 1 VTW, ggixff-Zfx Aswan fy X-1-fmfixfr , tif'-If 'P 5 -9 J- 1:1 f' 21111 4 , --,k 1 A wigifli' f' e ' ,Q ' 2 Z 0 Q V 5, t 4 . , H.. V in , W , ., , 1 wa, r- was F W, .,,, V Rebecca Sue Ellithorpe Christopher Dale English Sharon Ann Felber Warren T. Felber Ira Dean Pick William A, Fisher Constance Elaine Fitzthum James Floro Janet Mae Focht Donald Lee Franks John Fulkert Kathy Ann Gangway Kathleen Sue Giesler Scott James Glanzman Patricia Ann Gottschalk Antoinette Johanna Cramsma Jack Andrew Grummel Cynthia Anne Gurtz Thomas Charles Cuzauskas Douglas George Hanes 159 1 Marvin I. Harmon Mark Alan Harnisch Keith W. Hartlaub Iohn Hau ser 5 4 1 f m. 5'-vue: wg Kathy Ballard, a library helper, is so engrossed in her james Carl Hefflinger Stephen I. Heineman work that she doesn'teven notice the camera. 60 Dennis Paul Hepp Celia Alice Herevia Jeffrey Lee Hickman Susan Marie Hitchings Michael R. Hoffman David Willis Howell Mary Alice Howerth Deborah Ann Hrupcho iaaa iff V, Q' 1 f QW :ff f W James William lmke, Jr. Kathleen Fay Irick Emily Sue Jackson Ann Marie Jadwisiak Peggy Ann Janes Paul Christian Jensen Marva Kay Jess Craig A. Johnson Seniors Take Class Trip to Put-in-Bay Kathryn Jean Johnson Leslie Elise Jones Richard Earl Kallenbach Korinne Dawn Kaptain David L. Keefer David W. Kenney Joyce Roberta Kessler Ricky L. Key Wendy A, Kitchin Ronald Kline Randall J. Koch Steven C. Kosztyo Mark Kozlok Allen Dennis Kreager Rex Lacer Dan Lakin all who Susan K, Limestahl .A Lynn Marie Lindemann Rita Marie Locho tzki X552 'Nts John Williamsen takes time off from other activities to help with the construction of the senior float. Clifford Lewis Lorensen Nancy I. Lucas john Kippling Maguire Douglas George Masten 62 Seniors Take Over On Government Day David I. Matras Audree Michelle Matthews Leonard E. May Michael N. McCoy Earl Kyle McDavitt james McGee Bob McNutt lan Frances Menier John I. Merrill David Milefchik Rose Ellen Mlinac Michael K. Moffat Richard john Morgan Cathie Mowel Carol Sue Myers Connie Lou Newsome Michelle Marie Newton Patricia jane Nichols 163 164 Paul Thomas Nicholson, Ir. Donna S. Nobis David john Norgard Mary Olivia Ortiz Joanne Sharon Patz Carla L. Pomelee Roxanne Powell Steve Ryan Pressler Gary Lee Prue Margaret Marian Rahl Marian Margaret Rahl Allen R, Ravas Karen Marie Raypole Diana Lynne Regal .nf ,W A . , ' , ftp -Z 1' In ' 1 bi VEC 1. 5:1 2 5 W -H .: V5 , W rw al. Don Sharp, a student at Vanguard, is back to the 'ol drawing board as he checks his finished drawing, Vicki Reyome Karen Marie Riley Larry Ray Rister Kenneth james Rgcler Diana Rollins Michael Alan Rosiar Randy Thomas Royster Mark E. St. Clair Karen Sue Sams Alice Ann Sandrock Thomas Wilson Sandrock Joseph James Schramm Karen M. Schumaker Lee Ann Sevitts Susan Ruth Shilling Mary Sue Shortriclge Tanya Mae Sivinslci Iames Larry Smith Lincla Lee Smith Janine Ann Somers 165 66 Seniors Enjo Last Year at P.C.H.S john Sprenger Rebecca Sue Stahl Sherri Ann Stroup jay Harold Suhrbier Edward Sztuk Mark Stephen Tarolli Meredith Anne Tiffany Julia Alan Tillman AP Sidney R. Van Deu sen Neil Alden Venard Kathryn Elizabeth Vogt Lisa Marie Wadsworth jeffrey Don Waggener Debra Sue Walker Linda Kay Walland Richard 1. Ward David Mark Warga Carol Sue Weirich Carole Lee Wesley Terry Whiteside wh Melba Sue Whitlock james P. Wight Wesley R. Wightman, Ir. jeffrey Allen Wilkins Ronald M. Wilsbach Lloydette Wilson Charles G. Winke Michael A. Winke Sherry Lynn Wiseman Tanya Joy Witt Scott Daniel Witter Bradley J. Wood Dennis John Wood Jody Ellen Wozniak Thomas Norbert Wysin Olga J. Ybarra Angela Marie Zeis Andrew Iohn Ziekany Darlene M. Zerman Donald Deane Zurcher, Ir CHORALE Paul Anderson, Mark Balemian, Kathy Bal- lard Jane Cipiti, Louise Clemons, Tom Coon, Chris, English, Debbie Fairall, Brian Gallogly, Kathy Gangway, Mary Gangway, Marvin Har- mon, John Hensley, Joel Hoshaw, Alice Hovis, Jim Imke, Korkie Kaptain, Linda Ken- dall, Joni Kerchner, Rick Key, Joe Laney, Cheryl Martin, Jan Menier, Rose Mlinac, Jo- anne Patz, Sue Peterson, Marnie Potter, Marty Ritter, Debbie Rofkar, Mike Rosiar, Carey Schueler, Karen Schumaker, Sue Shilling, Sue Silva, Pam Stinson, Sherri Stroup, Kim Testa, Terri Vance, Kathy Vogt, Sherri Wiseman, Scott Wittner, Cindy Yeager, Angie Zeis, Con- nie Newsome, Laurie Kendall. CHORUS Tammy Ashton, Sue Binns, Judy Branum, Robdrta Campbell, Kim Clawson, Carol Cle- mons, Debra Conley, Vicki Coors, Dave Cox, Scott Donner, Diane Fastzkie, Natalie Franck, Julie Gottschalk, Nancy Hanko, Kathy Hepp, Angie Holman, Cindy Jensen, Kathy Jennings, Rita Johnsn, Mike Kochenspager, Debbie Ku- basek, Dawn Kurtz, Susan Loeffler, Nancy Masnado, Pat Menier, Kay McDavitt, Mike Nagy, Annette Nash, Evania Nichols, Connie Norgard, Jane Ritter, Craig Stinson, Paul Walker, Deanna Zach. COOPERATIVE OFFICE EDUCATION Louise Bice, Joni Boling, Karen Bourdean, Carol Collins, Debbie Edmonds, Kathy Irick, Marva Jess, Joyce Kessler, Derinda Leighty, Michelle Newton, Renee Pugh, Karen Sams, Tanya Siviski, Julie Tillman, Lisa Wadsworth, Lloydette Wilson, Tanya Witt. CONCERT BAND Carol Anderson, Kathy Below, Jane Bernard, Carol Bloom, Jane Bloom, Valerie Burr, Deb- bie DeRose, Bob Dodge, Dave Dubbert, Suzy Dunham, Mike Entriken, Jill Fleber, Keith Fleming, Kim Fleming, Sue Gall, Michelle Garber, Jan Gill, Laurie Gresh, Kathy Gulau, Tim Harnisch, Jeanne Hauser, Theresa Hauser, Scott Heckert, Jane Held, Cathy Honaker, Steve Holzapfel, Sue Howerth, Kyle Johan- nsen, Clare Kaufman, Andrea Karshuk, Chris Keller, Kathy Klingbiel, Melody Kozlok, Kathy Lacer, Patty Lacer, Alyce Laird, Jackie Lay, Karen Lentz, Debbie Linger, Jeff Luchsinger, Brad Luebcke, John Maguire, Sue Maguire, Mary Mattoon, Mary McCullough, Becky Mill- iser, Davora Molnar, Brain Montgomery, Vicki Mullins, Marilyn Pressler, Jane Ramey, Bob Redmond, Charles Reitz, Joe Rollo, Kim Sawyer, Patty Smetzer, Besty Smith, Sally Smith, Matthew Tewers, Ed Twynham, Jeff Waggoner, Cindy Walland, Judy Ward, Susie Wonnell. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Shirley Bergman, Pam Boster, Tom Boster, Mary Anne Boysen, Joan Collins, Dennise DeTray, Dave Howell, Dan Lakin, Joe Lukac, Donna Nobis, Ron Peterlin, Steve Pressler, Diane Regal, Larry Rister, Joe Schramm, John Sprenger, Becky Stahl, Hubert Tucker, Carole Wesley, Sue Whitlock, Wes Wightman, John Williamsen, Brad Wood. DOLL-PINS Becky Blackburn, Debbie Belden, Leslie Chap- man, Jane Cipiti, Carol Clemons, Sue Cle- mons, Pam Coyle, Jill Felber, Sharon Fel- 168 Club Director ber, Jan Focht, Cindy Gurtz, Glenna Gurtz, Dianne Heenan,Marie Hughes, Ann Jadwisiak, Kathy Johnson, Andrea Karshuk, Kathy Klingbeil, Judy Leow, Cindy Massingill, Sue Merill, Rose Mlinac, Karen Mooney, Jane Nichols, Marnie Potter, Karen Riley, JoAnn Riley, Sue Shilling, Martha Streeter, Kathy Vogt, Jane Wallack, Diane Zeis. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETICS Captain: John Gill, Captain-elect: Tony Masing, Secretary: Jeff Cox, Treasurer: Tom Wysin, Mike Adkins, Bruce Below, Chris English, Bob Gardner, Scott Glanzman, Dick Kallen- bach, John Maguire, Mark Soderberg. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Cathy Ambrozy, JoAnn Ambrozy, Marisol Ar- redondo, Celeste Below, Julie Bergman, Louise Bice, Dave Boling, Joni Boling, Cheryl Boss, Chris Byrd, Rosie Carrizales, Judy Ceccoli, Pam Chamberlin, Leslie Chapman, Deanna, Clouse, Joan Collins, Dennise De- Tray, Diane Duvall, Jerry Doust, Sue Ebel, Cindy Glovacky, Ruth Hagerty, Cindy Harder, Cecilla Heineman, Pam Hensley, Celia Heriva, Joyce Hetrick, Sue Hitchings, Cindy Hofacker, Paul Hopkins, Mary Howerth, Jane Howton, Kathy Irick, Kathy Ish, Korkie Kaptain, Laurie Keffer, Laurie Kendall, Bob Kenney, Rick Key, Derinda Leichty, Sue Limestahl, Lynn Linderman, Diane Martinez, Mike McCoy, Pam McCoy, Donna Mull, Jerry Mulligan, Mimi Mullins, Vicki Mullins, Sue Neff, Jenny Nieman, Alice Ortiz, Oliva Ortiz, Gil Pan- nell, Barb Prusik, Diane Peterson, Karen Ray- pole, Larry Rister, Sue Robinson, Kathy Rose, Karen Sams, Kathy Sams, Sue Sams, Lynn Schao, Beth Schumaker, Janet Semon, Tanya Sivinski, Deb Smith, Sue Smith, Kim Sprosty, Shawn Sullivan, Terri Vance, Beth Wadsworth, Debbie Walker, Brenda Webb, Barry Webster, Jodi Winki, Brad Wood, Julie Young, Sue Zetzer. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA President: Linda Walland, Vice-President: Elva Castillo, Secretary: Janet Hickman, Treasurer: Cindy Long, Kim Ash, Julie Berg- man, Valerie Burr, JoEllen Busby, Margie Butler, Martha Cantu, Debbie DeRose, Tammy Fritz, Theresa Hauser, Sandra Heiliman, Angi Holman, Sandy Irick, Alyce Laird, Becky Le- mon, Tammy Lewis, Debbie Longnecker, Debra McClellan, Nina McKenney, Peggy Nix, Donna Pugh, Carla Pomelee, Cindy Rahm, Debbie Reddick, Cecila Reiniger, Judy Rhodes, Sherry Runyon, Brenda Slaughterbeck, Sue Tiffany, Leonia Wiglie, Tammy Wilkins, Cheryl Whitson, Debbie Zach. FUTURE PROFFESSIONALS IN MEDICINE Janet Hickman, Elaine Irick, Melody Kozlok, Rita Lochotzkie, Brad Luebcke, Julie Minder- man, Mary Beth Murphy, Joanne Patz, Sue Peterson, Wendy Pion, Carla Pomelle, Marni Potter, Sue Robinson, Carey Schueler, Janine Sommers, Jenny St. Clair, Matt Tewers, Johnette Timmons, Sherry Wiseman, Jody Wozniak, FRENCH CLUB Debbie Amidaneau, Cindy Bailey, Linda Brooks, Valerie Burr, Roberta Campbell, Rob Carr, Peter Chudy, Charlene Clouse, Deanna Clouse, Rick Enderle, Deanna Epke, Jill Fel- ber, Keith Fleming, Brian Gallogly, Mary Gangway, Julie Gottschalk, Nettie Gramsma, Debbie Gresh, Quin Hagerty, Heidi Hanko, Nancy Hanko, Steve Holzapfel, Joel Hoshaw, Dave Imke, Peggy Janes, Cindy Jensen, Mike Joreski, Andres Joreski, Clare Kaufman, Laurie Kendall, Kathy Klingbiel, Melody Kozlok, Cheryl Laubacher, Susie Loeffler, Jamie Ley, Barb Ludrowsky, Lisa Lykins, Gus Morrow, Jim McConnell, Mary McCullough, Laurie Muncy, Connie Newsome, Elma O'lalde, Wendy Pion, Marni Potter, Roxanne Powell, Donna Pugh, Jane Ramey, Sue Richard, Jean Roether, Kim Sawyer, Ken Schoenfeld, Lee Ann Sevitts, Tom Sevitts, Valerie Sijan, Deb- bie Smith, Holly Smith, Kim Sprosty, Karen Streng, Michelle Thierry, Johnette Timmons, Oliver True, Ron Van Deusen, Peter Wagner, Cindy Walland, Randy Weiss, Susia Wonnell, Dawnna Wood, Deanna Zach, Debbie Zach, Richard Zach. GIRI.'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Freshmen: Kim Ash, Tammy Ashton, Cindy Bailey, Sherri Balemian, Kathy Below, Jane Bernard, Sue Binns, Carol Bogart, Sue Brady, Judy Branum, Bobbi Campbell, Kim Clawson, Carol Clemons, Jann Cochran, Sue Conrad, Sue Dubbert, Mary Duffy, Suzy Dunham, Dianna Fastzkie, Rhonda Fastzkie, Jill Fel- ber, Kim Fleming, Natalie Franck, Tammy Fritz, Michelle Garber, Jan Gill, Janet Glovin- sky, Julie Gottschalk, Laurie Gresh, JoEllen Grover, Nancy Hanko, Thersa Hauser, Yolanda Herevia, Angie Holeman, Susie Howerth, Cindy Jensen, Andrea Karshuk, Jeanette Kelly, Kathy Klingbiel, Debbie Kabasek, Patty Lacer, Alyce Laird, Jackie Lay, Becky Lemon, Margot Livas, Debbie Linger, Susie Loeffler, Sue Maguire, Nancy Masnado, Debbie Mc- Clellan, Mary McCullough, Pat McGlothin, Mary Ann McGreevey, Mary Beth McGreevey, Pat Menier, Sue Merill, Mary Mills, Annette Nash, Rhonda Newman, Connie Norgrad, Donna Pugh, Jane Ramey, Vicki Reyome, Judy Rhodes, Debbie Ryle, Kim Sawyer, Patty Smetzer, Cheryl Sutherland, Carolyn Taylor, Julie Taylor, Marilyn Taylor, Johnette Tim- mons, Vivian Tucker, Cindy Walland, Tam- my White, Tammy Wilkins, Sally Wolf, Yvonda Wylie, Deanna Zach. Sophomores: Diane Bennice, Lynn Bergman, Julie Berg- man, Cindy Bowen, Val Burr, JoEllen Busby, Lisa Ciancarelli, Linda Cipiti, Pam Coyle, Norma Cuevas, Toni DeLuca, Debbie DeRose, Linda Dorski, Yvonne Dowdle, Vicki Drift- myer, Cindy Dunn, Sue Ebel, Sue English, Deanna Epke, Debbie Fairall, Dennise Flynn, Jennifer Foster, Sue Franck, Annette Gabel, Diane Gates, Kathy Geisler, Cindy Glovacky, Kathy Gonzales, Debbie Gresh, Patty Gresh, Vicki Gresh, Connie Guiher, Heidi Hanko, Sandy Heilman, Jane Held, Alice Hovis, Jane Howton, Susie Ihnat, Sandy Irick, Mary Jadwisiak, Sue Janes, Laurie Kendall, Janine Koch, Kathy Lacer, Jenny Lavalla, Judy Leow, Nancy Letterhos, Lisa Lykens, Cherl Mar- tin, Cindy Massingill, Norma Marques, Bec- ky McGee, Donna Mercuiro, Katy Moffat, Ka- ren Mooney, Laurie Muncey, Jan Neilson, Elma O'lalde, Sue Peterson, Cathy Peterson, Wendy Phalin, Sue Ravas, Sue Richards, JoAnn Riley, Jean Roether, Lynn Schau, Debbie Schiewe, Louise Schramm, Eileen Short, Sally Smith, Gale Snider, Kim Sprosty, Julie Stuckt, Thersa Summers, Brenda Taylor, Anne Thorne, Elisabeth Thusat, Ramona Trent, Tina Van- Deusen, Jane Wallack, Kathy Wierzba, Dawn- na Wood, Alicia Ybarra, Cindy Yeager, Julie Young,Debbie Zach, Diane Zeis, Kay Zekany, Diana Zurcher. Juniors: Deb Amidaneau, Jodi Bahnsen, Becky Blackburn, Georgia Bly, Debbie Boss, Pam Carr, Leslie Chapman, Deanna Clouse, Donna Drusbacky, Linda Fastzkie, Kathy Franck, Sue Gall, Linda Gates, Vicki Gensel, Glenna Gurtz, Sharon Harman, Jeanne Hauser, Diane Heenan, Pam Hensley, Janet Hickman, Cindy Hopkins, Clare Kaufman, Linda Kendall, Becky Kozstyo, Melody Kozlok, Mary Mattoon, Julie Minder- man, Vicki Mullins, Lisa Nelson, Mary O'Neal, Alice Ortiz, Diamond Ortiz, Marnie Potter, Sandy Reyome, Marty Ritter, Sue Robinson, Julie Rollo, Sherry Runyon, Kathy Sams, MaryJo Schade, Mary Smetzer, Pam Stinson, Martha Streeter, Jan Suhrbier, Michelle Thierry, Debbie Turnage, Vicki VanDeusen. Seniors: Debbie Belden, Jane Bloom, Joni Boling, Pam Bustler, Sue Bowen, Mary Ann Boysen, Jane Cipiti, Sue Clemons, Karen Creeger, Kathy Doss, Sharon Felber, Connie Fitzhum, Janet Foght, Kathy Gangway, Cindy Gurtz, Sue Hitchings, Debbie Hrupcho, Pat Irick, Beth Jensen, Kathy Johnson, Nancy Lucas, Lorri Madden, Jan Menier, Rose Milinac, Jane Nichols, JoAnne Patz, Margret Rahl, Marian Rahl, Karen Sams, Karen Schumaker, LeeAnn Sevitts, Sue Shilling, Becky Stahl, Kathy Vogt, Linda Walland, Carol Weirich, Sue Whitlock, Sherri Wiseman, Jody Wozniak, Angie Zeis, HI-Y Seniors: Larry Acocks, Vaughn Brewer, Mark Dunham, Chris English, Warren Felber, Scott Glanzman, Jack Grummel, Mark Harnisch, Mike Hoffman, Jim Imke, Dick Kallenbach, John Maguire, John Merrill, Dick Morgan, Jay Suhrbier, Jeff Waggoner, John William- sen, Ron Wilsbach, Tom Wysin, Andy Zekany. Juniors: Mike Adkins, Tracy Behrman, Bruce Below, Rob Carr, Jeff Cox, Genaro Dellar- occo, John Gill, Marty Grover, Chuck Henkel, John Imke, Craig Jensen, Tony Masing, Bert Matlock, Pat Montgomery, Gus Morrow, Chris Petersen, Jerry Robron, Mark Soderberg, Jim Stein, Doug Szilagyi, Jim Sztuk, Ed Timmons, Dick Zach. Sophomores: Paul Anderson, Ray Andrews, Dave Bergman, Dean Brown, Craig Buchman, Jeff Carson, John Cipiti, Tom Coon, Steve Fisher, Tim Flynn, Brian Gallogly, Dan Guzauskas, John Hanley, Tim Harnisch, Steve Hickman, Dave Imke, Bill Jones, Bo Loeffler, Jeff Luchsinger, Steve Milazzo, Paul Prusik, Bob Redmond, Jack Rex, Joe Rollo, Dan Summerset, Jerry Tarolli, Kim Testa, George True, Peter Wagner, Jack Woods. HONOR STUDENTS Seniors: Larry Acocks, Christopher Below, Jane Bloom, Deborah Belden, Joni Boling, Mary Ann Boysen, Susan Clemons, John Drewe, Mark Dunham, Keith Edwards, Sharon Felber, William Fisher, Janet Foght, Kathy Gangway, Scott Glanzman, Jack Grummel, Cynthia Gurtz, Debra Hrupcho, Marva Jess, Katherine Johnson, Leslie Jones, Richard Kal- lenbach, Dan Lakin, Nancy Lucas, Douglas Masten, Jan Menier, John Merrill, Richard Morgan, Carol Myers, Jane Nichols, Donna Nobis, Karen Raypole, Vicki Reyome, Karen Riley, Karen Shumaker, James Smith, Janine Somers, Rebecca Stahl, Sherri Stroup, Neil Vernard, Jeffrey Waggoner, Debra Walker, Carol Weirich, Angela Zeis, Andrew Zekany. Juniors: JoEllen Bahnsen, David Belden, Rebecca Blackburn, Georgia Bly, Deborah Boss, Elva Castillo, Robert Cedoz, Denise Epke, Sue Gall, Martin Grover, Glenna Gurtz, Diane Heenan, David Karshuk, Joan Kerchner, Melody Kozlok, Jeffrey Keefer, Joseph Laney, Karen Lentz, Mike Martin, Mary Mattoon, Julie Minderman, Martha Ritter, Deborah Rofkar, Julie Rollo, Nancy Salatin, Beth Schumaker, Mark Soderberg, Douglas, Szila- gyi, Michelle Thierry, Deborah Turnage, Ned Walker, Patrick Weisend, Gary Wysin. Sopho- mores: JoEllen Busby, David Clemons, Thomas Coon, Pamela Coyle, Jack Cupp, Linda Dor- ski, Marilyn Dellarocco, Antoinette DeLuca, Vicki Driftmyer, John Dezelick, Deanna Epke, Mary Fisher, Jennifer Foster, Brian Gallogy, Diane Gates, Heidi Hanko, Fred Hansen, Tim Harnisch, Sandra Heilman, Steven Hickman, Kyle Johannsen, Laurel Kendall, Duane Ko- kinda, Pamela Lakin, Rebecca McGee, Mary Moffat, Raymond Moon, Janice Nielson, Karl Oreskovich, Susan Richard, JoAnn Riley, Bon- nie Ringeisen, Sally Smith, Julie Stucky, Andrew- Zam, Diane Zeis, Kay Zekany. Fresh- men: Paul Angello, Oscar Arrizola, Tim Baechle, Jennifer Below, Jane Bernard, Scott Carter, Eva Castillo, Peter Chudy, Carol Clemons, Debra Conley, Suzanne Conrad, David Cox, Tracy Cronquist, Maria Eberia, Diane Fastzkie, Jill Felber, Kimberly Fleming, Christopher Freeh, Javier Gamboa, Joseph Garza, Laurie Gresh, Thomas Gresh, JoEllen Grover, Nancy Hanko, Yolanda Herevia, Diane Herringshaw, Steven Holzapfel, Susan Howerth, Andrea Karshuk, Ronald Kleinhans, Kathleen Klingbiel, Debra Kubasek, Roberta Lano, Jackie Lay, David Lemon, Debra Linger, Debra Longenecker, Edward Ludrowsky, Karen Luebcke, Kevin Masing, Nancy Masnado, Michael Matthews, Nina McKinney, Martin McDonald, Kay McDavitt, Susan Merrill, Brian Montgomery, Mary Murphy, Sandra Petersen, Jane Rider, Jane Ritter, Dean Rosiar, Ken- neth Schoenfeld, Dirk Shumaker, Betsy Smith, Craig Stinson, Karen Streng, Dorothy Suther- land, Maria Solis, Julie Taylor, Johnette Tim- mons, David Turnage, Thomas Vangeloff, Paul Walker, Randy Weiss, Douglas Wellman, Tamara Wilkins, Susan Wonnell, James Wood, Daniel Woods, Yvonda Wylie, Sue Brady. LATIN CLUB Carol Anderson, Paul Anderson, Raymond Andrews, Jane Bernard, Scott Bovenizer, Jo- Ellen Busby, Scott Carter, Lisa Ciancarelli, Carol Clemons, Jann Cochran, Suzanne Con- rad, Pam Coyle, Marilyn Dellarocco, John Deselick, Bob Dodge, Kimberly Fleming, Tom Flynn, Jennifer Foster, Diane Gates, Clayton Gonya, Laurie Gresh, Patti Gresh, Vicki Gresh, JoEllen Grover, Dan Guzauskas, Jim Hale, Fred Hansen, Tim Harnisch, Susan Howerth, Tina Howerth, Marie Hughes, Kyle Johannsen, William Jones, Duane Kokinda, Jackie Lay, Debbie Linger, Bill MacLeon, Susan Maguire, Nancy Masnado, Cindy Massingill, Mary Mat- toon, Mike McCoy, Becky McGee, Mary Ann McGreevey, Delmar McLaughlin, Susan Mer- rill, Steven Milazzo, Joe Mitchell, Ray Moon, Mary Beth Murphy, Rhonda Newman, Sue Peterson, Richard Redfern, Jack Rex, Jane Ritter, Julie Rollo, Mary Jo Schade, Brenda Slaughterbeck, Betsy Smith, Sally Smith, Susan Spears, Jenny St. Clair, Craig Stinson, Julie Taylor, Diane Terp, Matthew Tewers, Tina Thompson, Chester Tokar, Ramona Trent, David Turnage, Debbie Turnage, Tom Vangeloff, Neil Vernard, Andy Zam. MARCHING BAND Larry Acocks, Carol Anderson, JoEllen Bahn- sen, Tracy Behrman, Chris Below, Kathy Below, Jane Bernard, Becky Blackburn, Carol Bloom, Jane Bloom, Georgia Bly, Deb Boss, Valerie Burr, Leslie Chapman, Pain Coyle, Debbie DeRose, Bob Dodge, Kathy Doss, Dave Dubbert, Suzy Dunham, Chris English, Mike Entriken, Jill Felber, Sharon Felber, Keith Fleming, Kim Fleming, Janet Foght, Sue Gall, Bob Gardner, Michelle Garber, Diane Gates, Jan Gill, Pat Gottschalk, Laurie Gresh, Vicki Gresh, JoEllen Grover, Kathy Gulau, Tim Harnisch, Jeanne Hauser, Theresa Hauser, Scott Heckert, Diane Heenan, Jane Held, Steve Holzapfel, Cathy Honaker, Sue Howerth, Kyle Johannsen, Bill Jones, Andrea Karshuk, Clare Kaufman, Chris Keller, Kathy Klingbiel, Melody Kozlok, Kathy Lacer, Patty Lacer, Alyce Laird, Jenny Lavalla, Jackie Lay, Karen Lentz, Debbie Linger, Jeff Luchsinger, Brad Luebcke, John Maguire, Sue Maguire, Mary Mattoon, Mary McCullough, Terry Millinger, Becky Milliser, Julie Minderman, Devora Molnar, Brian Montgomery, Pat Montgomery, Dick Morgan, Vicki Mullins, Mary Murphy, Marnie Potter, Marilyn Pressler, Jane Ramey, Bob Redmond, Charles Reitz, Jane Rider, Marty Ritter, Joe Rollo, Julie Rollo, Kim Sawyer, Karen Schumaker, Mary Smetzer, Patty Smetzer, Besty Smith, Holly Smith, Sally Smith, Jim Stein, Jan Suhrbier, Jay Suhrbier, Julie Taylor, Diane Terp, Matthew Tewers, Michelle Thierry, Anne Thorne, David Turnage, Ed Twynham, Greg Waggoner, Jeff Waggener, Cindy Walland, Judy Ward, Randy Weiss, Jim Wight, Sherry Wiseman, Susie Wonnell, Andy Zekany, Kay Zekany. NFL and SPEECH CLUB Diane Bennice, Jim Britt, Vicki Driftmyer, Alice Hovis, Earl McDavitt, Kevin McGill, Connie Newsome, Donna Nobis, Pam Stinson, Deb Turnage, Ed Twynham, Neil Vernard, Janice Yeckley. SPEECH CLUB Lisa Ciancarelli, Carol Clemons, Jennifer Foster, Dennis Hepp, Sue Loeffler, Marty McDonald, Sally Smith. OCCUPATIONAL WORK ADJUSTMENT President: Mike Matthews, Vice-President: Mary Stewart, Secretary-Treasurer: Vivian Tucker, Larry Appleman, Jim Boling, Denis Britt, Selena Cal, Mark Ciancarelli, Art Conn, Ron Cook, Vicki Coors, Becky Cox, Javier DeLaFuente, Bonnie Dugan, Ken Dunfee, Tom Fick, Rhonda Floriana, Marilanda Guerra, Scott Heckert, Gary Heschel, Jerry Heschel, Mike Hetrick, Jim Jacobs, Donna Janes, Ed Jennings, Kathy Jennings, Mark Johnson, Ron Klienhans, Jerry LaBine, Brad Luebcke, Becky Milliser, Bob Moses, Evania Nichols, Joe Obregon, Mike Richards, Theresa Richardson, Mark Shortridge, Pat Silva, Lynn Stager, Alma Washington, Berna Wheeler, Coletta Wheeler, Mike Wise. OCCUPATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE David Allen, Judi Benton, Mike Bohling, Sue Bowen, Mark Burkholder, Sue Couture, Jerome Fisher, Jim Floro, Mark Hagerty, Emily Jackson, Bob Kenney, Ron Kline, Randy Koch, Steve Kostzyo, Calvin Marlor, Diane Martinez, Audree Matthews, Gary McMillin, Bill Moses, Gary Prue, Diane Rollins, Randy Royster, Teresa Taylor, Chuck Winke, Donny Wood, Don Zurcher. ORCHESTRA JoEllen Bahnsen, Tracy Berhman, Veronica Eugling, Sue Gall, Vicki Gresh, Bill Jones, Brad Luebcke, Susan Merril, Julie Minder- man, Mary O'Neal, David Randels, Kim Sawyer, Mary Jo Schade, Jim Stein, Jon 169 Streng, Karen Streng, Sherri Stroup, Jan Suhrbier, Julie Taylor, Diane Terp, Matt Tewers, Neil Vernard, Greg Waggoner, Jeff Wazgoner, Jim Wight, Sherry Wiseman, Jody Wozniak. PEP CLUB Tammy Ashton, Sharon Bacak, Glenda Bar- nard, Becky Blackburn, Selina Cal, Leslie Chapman, Kim Clawson, Toni DeLuca, Deb- bie DeRose, Donna Drusbacky, Sue Dubbert, Sue Ebel, Sue English, Maria Erebia, Deb Fairall, Rhonda Fastzkie, Marion Fisher, Kim Fleming, Vickey Forss, Tammy Fritz, Anita Garza, Debbie Gresh, JoEllen Grover, Heidi Hanko, Diane Heenan, Sherry Heschel, Sandy Irick, Kathy Jennings, Alyce Laird, Pam Lakin, Jackie Lay, Judy Leow, Debbie Linger, Cindy Long, Mary Mallen, Eva Marquez, Cindi Mason, Cindy Massingill, Debbie Mc- Clellan, Kay McDavitt, Becky McGee, Sherry McGee, Pat McGlothin, Nina McKinney, Mary Mills, Katy Moffat, Evania Nichols, Connie Norgrad, Elma Olalde, Alice Ortiz, Cathy Peterson, Sue Peterson, Carla Pomelee, Marni Potter, Donna Pugh, Margaret Rahl, Marian Rahl, Sue Ravas, CeCelia Reininger, Sandy Reyome, Jane Rider, Sue Robinson, Debbie Ryle, Irma Santoya, Mitizi Schau, Patty Smetzer. SPANISH CLUB President: Leslie Jones, Vice-President: War- ren Felber, Secretary: Alice Ortiz, Treasurer: Sue English, Sargent-of-Arms: Jeff Cox, Catherine Alverez, Marisol Arredondo, Oscar Arriizola, Tim Baechle, Tom Cook, Tracy Cronquist, Laura Crum, Norma Cuevas, Genaro Dellarocco, Gary Delpercio, Toni DeLuca, Linda Dorski, Maria Erebia, Annette Gable, Kathy Gonzales, Nettie Gramsma, Jeanne Hauser, Kathy Hepp, Yolanda Herevia, Cindy Hopkins, Jane Howton, Mary Jadwisiak, Peggy Janes, Kathy Jennings, Jeannette Kelly, Becky Kosztyo, Dave Krause, Paul Kring, Kathy Lacer, Patty Lacer, Rita Lochotzkie, Debbie Longanecker, Cindy Long, Bette Madi- son, Pat Menier, Eva Marquez, Norma Mar- quez, Cheryl Martin, Sherry McGee, Mary Beth McGreevey, Mary Mills, Katy Moffat, Elma O'lalde, Diamond Ortiz, Mike Nusbaum, Cathy Peterson, Roxanne Powell, Carla Pomelee, JoAnne Riley, Dean Rosiar, Debbie Schiewe, Lee Ann Sevitts, Eileen Short, Patty Smetzer, Anne Thorne, Elizabeth Thu- sat, Meredith Tiffany, Paul Walker, Jane Wallack, Judy Ward, Ramon Ybarra, Diane Zeis, Kay Zekany. STUDENT COUNCIL Debbie Amidaneau, Linda Cipiti, Mark Dun- ham, Suzi Dunham, Jill Felber, Mary Gang- way, John Gill, Nancy Hanko, Chuck Hen- kel, Kathy Klingbill, Melody Kozlok, Bo Loef- fler, Mike Mathews, Gary Prue, Julie Rollo, Jim Sztuk, Tom Vangeloff, Lisa Wadsworth, Peter Wagner, Carol Weirick. SWEET SIXTEEN Mark Balemian, Tom Coon, Chris English, Marvin Harmon, 'John Hensley, Joni Kerchner, Jan Menier, Rose Mlinac, Sue Peterson, Karen Schumaker, Sue Shilling, Sherri Stroup, Kim Testa, Terri Vance, Scott Witter, Cindy Yeager. TRI-HI-Y President: Karen Schumaker, Vice-President: Nancy Lucas, Secretary: Louise Clemons, Treasurer: Jane Cipiti, Chaplin: Marty Ritter. Seniors: Debbie Belden, Susie Clemons, Sharon Felber, Connie Fitzhum, Jan Foght, Kathy Gangway, Nettie Gramsma, Cindy Gurtz, Debbie Hrupcho, Ann Jadwisiak, Peggy Janes, Kathy Johnson, Leslie Jones, Jan Menier, Jane Nicholis, Donna Nobis, Karen Riley, Sue Shilling, Janine Sommers, Sherri Stroup, Kathy Vogt, Carol Weirich, Sherri Wiseman, Angie Zeis. Juniors: Jodi Bahnsen, Glenda Barnard, Georgia Bly, Debbie Boss, Pam Carr, Linda Fastzkie, Glenna Gurtz, Jean Hauser, Janet Hickman, Clare Kaufman, Melody Koz- lok, Cheryl Laubacher, Eva Marquez, Cindy Mason, Mary Mattoon, Julie Minderman, Lisa Nelson, Mary O'Neal, Alice Ortiz, Julie Rollo, Mary Smetzer, Pam Stinson, Jan Suhrbier, Debbie Turnage, Lori Twynham. Sophomores: Cindy Bowen, JoEllen Busby, Norma Cuevas, Toni DeLuca, Linda Dorski, Cindy Dunn, Mary Fisher, Cindy Glovacky, Debbie Gresh, Patti Gresh, Heidi Hanko, Sandy I-Ieilman, Mary Jadwisiak, Laurie Moor, Sue Peterson, Sue Ravas, JoAnn Riley, Jean Rother, Kathy Weirzba, Debbie Zack, Diane Zeis. WIND ENSEMBLE Larry Acocks, JoEllen Bahnsen, Tracy Behr- man, Chris Below, Becky Blackburn, Georgia Bly, Debbie Boss, Leslie Chapman, Pam Coyle, Kathy Doss, Chris English, Sharon Felber, Janet Focht, Bob Gardner, Diane Gates, Pat Gottschalk, Vicki Gresh, JoEllen Grover, Diane Heenan, Bill Jones, Jenny Lavalla, Terry Millinger, Julie Minderman, Pat Montgomery, Dick Morgan, Mary Murphy, Marnie Potter, Jane Rider, Marty Ritter, Julie Rollo, Karen Schumaker, Mary Smetzer, Holly Smith, Jim Stein, Jan Suhrbier, Jay Suhrbier, Julie Taylor, Diane Terp, David Turnage, Greg Waggoner, Randy Weiss, Jim Wight, Sherry Wiseman, Andy Zekany, Kay Zekany. ALEMAN, PATSY - Spanish I, II, III, IV. - Bowling Green State University, Universidad Internacional, - B.S. in Ed. - Freshman Sponsor - Sponsor of Spanish Club. APPLE, JAMES N. - Industrial Arts - Bowling Green State University, Wisconsin State University - B.S., M. Ed. - Senior Sponsor. ARMSTRONG, DOUGLAS L. - Typing I, Personal Typing - Western Michigan Univer- sity - B.S. - Sophomore Sponsor - Asst. Track Coach, Jr. Hi. Football Coach. BACSO, IDA R. - Sophomore Girls! Health and Physical Ed. - Bowling Green State University - B.S. - Junior Sponsor - Cheer- leaders, Girls' Athletic Association. BARBER, KAY - Guidance Counselor - Ohio State University - M.A. BLOOM, RICHARD C. - Art I 8: II, Ceramics - Ohio State, Bowling Green State University, Arizona State University - B.S., M. Ed. - Sophomore Sponsor. BODAGER, TOM - Sophomore Physical Ed., Recreation - Ashland College, Bowling Green State University - B.S. - Freshman Sponsor - Freshman Football Coach, Head Basketball Coach. BOLANDER, CAROL - Home Economics I - Bowling Green State University - B.S. - Senior Sponsor - FHA. BOWERSOX, KENNETH - Chemistry, Gen- eral Science - Findlay College, Ohio State University, Bowling Green State University, University of Toledo - A.B., M. Ed. - Junior Sponsor - Science Days. BROWNELL, LEROY T. - Principal - Hei- delberg College, University of Toledo - B.H., M.Ed. BUSKIRK, JOHN - Mod. Communications, American Lit., Composition - Bowling Green State University, California State University, Brigham Young University - B.S., M.Ed. - Junior Sponsor - Revista Advisor. CELEK, RICHARD R. - Bookkeeping I, Busin- ness Machines, Consumer Economics, Clerical Records - Bowling Green State University - Toledo University, University of Cincinnati - B.S. - Senior Sponsor - F.B.L.A. Sponsor. CHRISTENSEN, GEORGE - Machine Shop - Ohio University - B.S. - Freshman Sponsor. CONWELL, BONNIE - French, Spanish - University of Toledo, Universidad Mememdez Pelayo - B.S. - Sophomore Sponsor - French Club. COVERT, SARA - Special Education - Ohio State University, Bowling State University - B.S. - Junior Sponsor - Girls Tennis Coach. DALLEN, HELEN S. - Composition, English Lit., Mythology - Longwood College, Bowling Green State University - B.S. - Junior Sponsor. DEBIEN, LEA - Librarian - University of Toledo, Ohio State - M. Ed. DEVINE, CHARLES - Special Ed. - Univer- sity of Toledo, Bowling Green State Univer- sity - B.S. - Senior Sponsor - Cross Country Coach. Facult Directory DRUSBACKY, DON - American History, Geography American Government - Miami University - B.S. - Sophomore Sponsor - Freshman Football, Basketball Coach, Hi-Y Sponsor. DUNHAM, RICHARD - American Govern- ment, Russian and Eastern History, Sociology, Compass - Oberlin, University of Toledo, Ohio State - A.B., M.A. - Tennis Coach, Compass Advisor. DUNHAM, NANCY - Freshman English, Po- etry, Creative Writing - Ohio State University, University of Toledo - B.E. EDWARDS, HARRY - American and Con- temporary History - Bowling Green State University - B.A., B.S., and M.A. - Sopho- more Sponsor. FOGLE, CANDIE - Freshman Girls Phys. Ed. - Bowling Green State University - B.S. - Freshman Sponsor - GAA, Doll-Fins Advisor, Girls Basketball Coach. FRANK, HAROLD F. - Guidance Counselor - Capital University, University of Southern California, University of Toledo - B.S. Ed., M.S. Ed. GARRETT, CHARLES R. - Junior and Senior High Vocal-Westminster College - B.M. Ed. HANSEN, EDNA - String Ensemble, Orches- tra - Capital University, Bowling Green State University, Ohio University - B. Music Ed. HARTUNG, ROBERT - Algebra I - Miami University, Bowling Green State University - B.S., M.Ed. - Freshman Sponsor - Golf Coach. HECKERT, FLOYD - O.W.A. - Bowling Green State University, Ohio University f B.S. in Ed., M.F.A. HENDERLICH, W.E. - Bookkeeping I, Co- operative Office Education - Ohio State Uni- versity, Bowling Green State University - B.S. - Senior Sponsor - Faculty Treasurer, F.B.L.A. Advisor, C.O.E. Club Advisor. HUGERT, LYNNE - O.W.A. - Ashland College - B.S. Ed. - Freshman Sponsor - O.W.A. Club Advisor. IZSO, CHARLOTTE - General Math, Algebra - Notre Dame College tClevelandJ, John Car- roll University - B.S., M.A. - Freshman Sponsor. KAMANN, TERRY - Physics, General Science - Purdue University, Bowling Green State University - B.S. - Sophomore Sponsor - Student Council Advisor, Faculty Advisory Committee. KAUFMAN, GEORGIA - English 10 - Bowling Green State University - B.S. Ed. - Senior Sponsor - AFS, and Girls Track Coach. KINCADE, OCTA - Latin I, Il, III, 8: IV - Ohio University - A.B., M.A. - Sophomore Sponsor - AFS Americans Abroad Schoo' Program, Latin Club. KISSELL, JERRY - Industrial Math, General Math - Wittenberg University - B.S. - Freshman Sponsor. LEEDOM, PHILIP - English 9, English 10 - Ohio State University, Bowling Green State University - B.S. - Football and Basketball Assistant. LEIST, RUSSELL - U.S. and World Geo- graphy, U.S. History - Michigan State Uni- versity - B.S. - Ass't Wrestling and Tracl-L Coach. LINK, DAVID - Biology, General Science - Baldwin Wallace, University of Mexico - B.A. - Football Assistant, Reserve Basketball. MAHER, TOM A Junior Sales, Distributive Education - Bowling Green State University -B.S. McCLAIN, MARC - 9th Grade Boys Health and Physical Education - Ohio University - B.S. - Junior Sponsor - Head Football Coach, Basketball Coach. NFFZ, JANIS - Shorthand, Typing II, Personal Typing - Bowling Green State University - B.S. - Freshman Sponsor. RADLOFF, JAMES - General Business, Busi- ness Math, Economics - Baldwin-Wallace Col- lege, Kent State University - B.A., M.B.A. - Freshman Sponsor - Reserve Football Coach, Freshman Track Coach, F.B.L.A. Advisor. RANDELS, DAVID - Instrumental Music - Bowling Green State University - B.S., M.Ed. - Marching Band. RICE, RUTH - Home Ec. III, Dining and Fashion, Family Living, Home Management - Stout State University, Bluffton College, Ohio State, Temple University, B.G.S.U. - B.S. - Senior Sponsor - F.H,A. Advisor. SASS, NORMA - Home Ec. III - Ohio State University, Bluffton College - B.S. - Senior Sponsor - F.I-l.A. Advisor. SCHWEITZER, KATHY - English 9 81 10 - Bowling Green State University - B.S. - Se- nior Sponsor - Tri-Hi-Y Advisor. SCHWEITZER, THOMAS - Welding Gr Elec- tronics - Bowling Green State University - M.Ed. - Junior Sponsor - Head Baseball Coach. SERB, ROBERT - Auto Shop, Small Engine Repair - Miami University - B.S., M.Ed. - Sophomore Sponsor. SHILLING, GAIL - Algebra I, General Math - Ohio Northern University - B.S. - Senior Sponsor - Girls Swim Team, AFS. SHUMAKER, PHILIP - Analysis, Algebra II - Ashland College, Bowling Green State Uni- versity, University of Michigan - B.S., M.A. Y Sophomore Sponsor. SMETZER, HOWARD - Occupational Work Experience - Bowling Green State University - B.S., M.Ed. -Junior Sponsor. STEPHENSON, JANET - Wittenberg Univer- sity, Case Western Reserve University - B.S., M. Library Science - Sophomore Sponsor. THOMPSON, ELIZABETH - English 10, American Heritage - B.S. - Freshman Spon- sor - A.F.S. THOMPSON, FREDERICKA - Law, Speech - University of Birmingham, Ohio State Uni- versity, University of Toledo - B.S., M.A. - Sophomore Sponsor - Speech Coach. WALTERS, HOWARD - Ass't Principal - University of Toledo - B.Ed., M.Ed. WARNICKE, JEFFREY - Mechanical Draw- ing - Bowling Green State University - B.S. - Sophomore Sponsor - Football Coach, Hi-Y Advisor. WARNKE, EARL - Instrumental Music - Ohio State University - B.S. WILLIAMS, JEFF - Biology, Driver Educa- tion - Bowling Green State University - B.S. - Senior Sponsor. 171 Senior Directory ACOCKS, LARRY A. - College Preparatory - Concert Band 15 Football 15 Golf Team 1.2, 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Honor Student 1,Z,3,45 March- ing Band 1,Z,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Orchestra 15'Spanish Club 1,Z,3,45 Varsity Club 45 Wind Ensemble 2,3,45 Wrestling Team 3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,4. ALLEN, BARBARA L,-General. AMBROZY, JOANN - Business - Compass 25 FBLA Z,3,45 FHA 1,25 GAA 25 Tri-Hi-Y Z. AMES, MARILYN A, - Vocational - Class Secretary 15 FHA 25 GAA'2. ARREDONDO, MARISOL - College Prepara- tory - Basketball 45 FBLA 4, CAA 4, Spanish Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4, BALLARD, KATHY L. - General - Chorale 2,3,45 Chorus 15 Honor Student 1, BHDEN, DEBORAH A. - College Prepara- tory T Dollfins 2,3,45 French Club 1: GAA 1,2, 3,4, Gym Assistant 3,45 Honor Student 1,Z,3,45 Pep Club 25 Swimming Timer 253,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. BF1OW, CHRISTOPHER M. - College Pre- paratory - Concert Band 1,2,35 French Club 1,25 Honor Student 1,Z,3,45 Marching Band 1, 253,45 Orchestra 35 Tennis Team '3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Wind Ensemble 3,45 Wrestling Team 1,2. BENTON, JUDI K. - Vocational - FBLA 1,2,35 GAA 1,2,35 Pep Club 15 Student Council 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 OWE 4, BERGMAN, SHIRLEY S. - Vocational- Con- cert Band 1,25 DECA 45 FBLA 1,2,35 FHA 1,25 Marching Band 1,25 Girl's Track 3. BICE, K LOUISE J. - Vocatlonal - COE 45 FBLA 45 French Club 1,25 GAA 1,Z,3,45 ln- dividual Speech 15 Orchestra 1,2,35 Pep Club 1, String Ensemble 1,2,3, BLOOM, JANE A. - College Preparatory - Concert Band 1,Z,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Honor Stud- ent 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 1,Z,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Spanish Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y 2. BOLING, JONI K. - Vocational - COE 45 FBLA 1,Z,3,45 FHA 15 GAA 1,Z,3,45 Honor Student 1,Z,3,45 Student Council 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. BOSTER, PAMELA K, - Vocational - DECA 45 GAA 1,25 Latin Club 15 Revista 2. BOSTER, THOMAS E. - Vocational - DECA 4: Football 1,Z,3,45 Track 1,2,35 Hi-Y 2,35 Honor Student 45 Swimming Team 15 Varsity Club 2, 3,4. BOURDEON, KAREN M, - Vocational - Chorale 1: COE 45 Compass 35 Honor Student 1,2,45 Revista 3. BOWEN, SUSAN J. - Vocational - GAA 15 Office assistant 1,Z,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2. BOYSEN, MARY ANNE - Vocational - Chorus 15 DECA 45 GAA 1,2,35 Honor Student 1,2,4, BRADBEE, SCOTT E. - College Preparatory - Baseball 45 Cheerleader 45 Football 1,Z,3,45 Gym Assistant 3,45 Honor Student 15 Varsity Club 2,3,4. BRADY, JOHN A. - Vocational - VICA 2,3 BRISTOW, NORM S, - College Preparatory - Chorus 15 Chorale Z,3. CARRIZALES, ROSALINDA - General - Chorus 15 FBLA Z,3. CHIMO, STEPHEN M. - College Preparatory - FBLA 45 Honor Student 45 Varsity Club 25 Track 2. CIPITI, JANE E. - College Preparatory - Chorus 15 Chorale 2,3,45 Doll-fins 45 French Club 15 GAA 1,Z,3,45 Honor Student 15 Student Council 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, CLEMONS, LOUISE M. - College Preparatory - Chorus 15 Chorale 2,45 GAA 15 Gym As- sistant 35 Spanish Club 3,45 Student Council 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. CLEMONS, SUSAN D. - College Preparatory - Cheerleader 1,Z,3,45 Class Secretary 2,35 Doll-fins 1,Z,3,45 French Club 1,25 GAA 1,Z,3,45 Gym Assistant 3,45 Honor Student 1,Z,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, COLL, PAMELA M. - General. COLLINS, JOAN M. - Vocational - DECA 45 FBLA 1,2,3,45 GAA 3. COOK, R. THOMAS - College Preparatory - Concert Band 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Marching Band 1,25 Revista 2,3,4. 172 COOPER, JOHN G. - College Preparatory - Basketball 15 Chorale 25 Chorus 15 Cross Country 15 Football 1,3,45 Gym Assistant 45 Varsity Club 45 Track 1,4. COORS, TERRY E. - Vocational, COUTURE, SUZANNE M. - Vocational - OWE 4. DEROSE, STEVE J. - College Preparatory - Baseball 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Gym Assistant 35 Hi-Y 25 Swimming Team 15 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Wrestling Team 25 Track Team 1,2. DETRAY, DENISE S. - Vocational - DECA 45 FBLA 2,45 FHA 1,25 French Club 15 GAA 15 Honor Student 45 Office Assistant 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y Z. DOSS, KATHLEEN A. - Business - Compass 45 Concert Band 1,2,35 FBLA 1, FHA 15 French Club 15 GAA 2,3,45 Marching Band 1,Z,3,45 Tri- Hi-Y 45 Wind Ensemble 2,3,4. DREWE, JOHN A. - College Preparatory - Honor Student 3,4, DRUYOR, CAMERON T. - Vocational. DUNHAM, MARKUS D. - College Prepara-. tory - Honor Student 1,Z,3,45 Latin Club 1,2,35 Marching Band 15 National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Tennis Team 1,Z,3,45 Varsity Club 1,Z,3,45 Wrestling Team 2,3,4. DUVALL, DIANNA L. - College Preparatory - FHA 1,2,35 French Club 1,25 GAA 1,2,35 Tri- I'II-Y Z,3. EDWARDS, KEITH A. - College Preparatory - Honor Student 1,2,3,4. ELLITHORPE, BECKY S. - General - Com- pass 35 Office Assistant 4. ENGLISH, CHRIS-D. - College Preparatory - Chorale 3,45 Concert Band 1,25 Hi-Y Z,3,45 Marching Band 1,Z,3,45 Orchestra 2,35 Spanish Club 1,25 Student Council 15 Varsity Club 45 Cross Country 45 Wind Ensemble 3,4. FELBER, SHARON A. - College Preparatory - Class Vice-President 25 Class Treasurer 15 Compass 45 Concert Band 1,Z,3,45 Doll-fins 2, 3,45 French Club 1,Z,3,45 GAA 1,Z,3,45 Honor Student 1,Z,3,45 Individual Speech 3,45 March- ing Band 1,Z,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Office Assistant 35 Pep Club 25 Student Council 3,45 Swimming Timer Z,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Wind Ensemble 2,3,4. FELBER, WARREN T. - College Preparatory - Baseball Manager 35 Chorus 15 Chorale 2,35 Class Secretary 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Honor Student 2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,Z,3,45 Student Council 1,2,35 Swimming Team 1,Z,3,45 Tennis Team 15 Varsity Club Z,3,45 Sweet Sixteen Z,3. FICK, IRA D. - General - Basketball 15 Foot- ball 15 Golf Team 1,2,3,4. FISHER, JEROME - General - Football 2,35 Varsity Club 1.2.3. FISHER, IRA D. - College Preparatory - De- bate 2,35 Student Council 35 Science Club Z,3. FITZTHUM, CONNIE E. - General - Com- pass 45 FPM 45 GAA 1,Z,3,45 Latin Club 35 Library Assistant 15 Office Assistant 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. FOCHT, JANET M, - College Preparatory - Baseball 45 Concert Band Z5 Doll-fins 3,45 GAA 1,Z,3,45 Gym Assistant 3,45 Honor Student 1,2, 3,45 Marching Band 1,Z,3,45 Orchestra 1,25 Spanish Club 2,35 Swimming Timer 3,45 Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,45 Wind Ensemble 1,3,4. FRANKS, DONALD L. - College Preparatory - Cross Country 2,35 Track 2,35 Honor Student 25 Student Council 25 Wrestling Team 2. FULKERT, JOHN - General, GANGWAY, KATHY A, - College Prepara- tory - Chorus 15 Chorale 2,3,45 GAA 1,Z,3,45 Honor Student 1,Z,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 AFS 1,2,3,4. GARZA, ANLELMO- General. GARZA, JOSE A. - General - Wrestling Team 1,2. GIESLER, KATHY S. - General - FHA 15 FPTV1 1,2, GLANZMAN, SCOTT J. - College Prepara- tory - Cheerleader 45 Chorus 15 'Chorale 2,35 Football 1,Z,3,45 Gym Assistant 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Honor Student 1,Z,3,45 Student Council 35 Swimming Team 1,Z,3,45 Tennis Team 1,3,45 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4. GOTTSCHALK, PATRICIA A. - College Pre- paratory - Chorale Z5 Concert Band 1,2,35 GAA 1,25 Honor Student l,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,Z,3,45 Marching Band 1,Z,3,45 Pep Club 25 Wind Ensemble 2,3,4. GRAMSMA, NETTIE - General - FBLA 45 French Club 45 Spanish Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. GRUMMEL, JACK A. - College Preparatory - Basketball 1,Z,3,45 Chorus 15 Chorale 2,35 Class Vice-President 25 Football 1,Z,3,45 Golf Team 1,Z,3,45 Gym Assistant 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Honor Student 1,2,3,4. GURTZ, CYNTHIA A. - College Prepara- tory - Chorus 15 Chorale 2,35 Doll-fins 2,3,4: French Club 1,25 Gym Assistant 3,45 GAA 1,2, 3,45 Honor Student 1,Z,3,45 Student Council 25 Swimming Timer 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. GUZAUSKA, THOMAS C. - College Pre- paratory - Golf Team 1,2,35 Spanish Club 2.3, 4. HAGERTY, MARK J. - General - DECA 35 Football 1,25 Wrestling Team 1,2. HANES, DOUG G, - Vocational- Baseball 45 Football 1,Z,3,45 Track Team 1,25 Wrest- ling Team 4. HARMON, MARVIN J. - College Preparatory -Chorale 3,4. HARNISCH, MARK A. - College Preparatory - Football 1,Z,3,45 Gym Assistant 45 Hi-Y 2,3,4. HEPP, DENNIS P. - College Preparatory - NFL 3,4, HEREVIA, CELIA A. - General - FBLA 45 Office Assistant 3. HICKMAN, JEFF L. - General - Golf Team 2. HITCHINGS, SUSAN M. - Vocational - Compass 35 FBLA 2,3,45 FHA 1,2,35 GAA 1,Z,3,45 Office Assistant 45 Pep Club 1,25 Tri. Hi-Y 2,3,4. HOFFMAN, MIKE R. - Vocational - Foot- ball 1,2,3,42 Hl-Y 3,42 VICA 354. HOWELL, DAVID W, - Vocational - Base- ball 45 Class Treasurer 25 Class President 45 DECA 45 Football 15 Golf Team 15 Honor Srudenm. HOWERTH, MERRY A. - Vocational, IMKE, JAMES W. - Vocational - Chorus 15 Chorale 2,3,45 Football 1,Z,3,45 Golf Team 15 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Varsity Club 45 Wrestling Team 1. IRICK, KATHLEEN F, - Business - COE 45 FBLA 1,3,45 FHA 1,2,35 Honor Student 1,2,4. JACKSON, EMILY S. - Vocational- GAA 25 Honor Student 4. JADWISIAK, ANN M. - College Preparatory - Doll-fins 3,45 GAA 1,Z,3,45 Gym Assistant 45 Individual Speech 35 Spanish Club 1,25 Swim- mi.ng Timer 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. JANES, PEGGY A. - College Preparatory - Chorus 15 Chorale Z,3,45 French Club 1,3,45 Library Assistant Z5 Pep Club 25 Spanish Club 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Sweet Siaiteen 3. JENSEN, PAUL C. - General - Concert Band 1,25 French Club 3,45 Tennis Team 3, JONES, LESLIE E. - College Preparatory - Chorale 2,3,45 Chorus 15 GAA 1,Z,3,45 Honor Student 1,Z,3,45 Individual Speech 1,25 NFL 2,35 Spanish Club 1,Z,3,45 Swimming Timer 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Mascot 2, JOHNSON, CRAIG A. - Vocational - Shop Assistant. JOHNSON, KATHY J, - College Preparatory - Concert Band 1,25 Doll-fins 2,3,45 French Club 1,25 Gym Assistant 3,45 GAA 1,Z,3,45 Honor Student 1,Z,3,45 Marching Band 1,25 Student Council 45 Swimming Timer 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y Z 3,45 Baseball Statistician 3. JOHNSON, MICHAEL P. - College Prepara- tory. KALLENBACH, RICHARD E, - College Pre- paratory - Spanish Club 1,25 Honor Student 1,Z,3,45 Tennis Team 1,Z,3,45 Varsity Club 2, 3,45 Wrestling Team 1,2,3,4. KAPTAIN, KORRINNE D. - Business - Chorale 3,45 FHA 2,3,45 Honor Student 1,2,3. KEEFER, DAVID L. - General - Compass 3. KELLEY, BRIAN B, - College Preparatory - Honor Student 3. KESSLER, JOYCE R, - Vocational - COE 4. KEY, RICKY L. - College Preparatory - Chorale 2,3,45 Chorus 15 FBLA 3,4. KOWALSKI, LAURETTA M. - Vocational - Chorus 15 Food Service 45 Student Advisory Committee 4, KOZLOK, MARK 5. - Vocational - Football 1,25 Golf Team 1,35 VICA 3,4. KRAFT, DENNIS C. - Vocational. LACER, REX A. - College Preparatory. LAKIN, DAN - Vocational - DECA 45 Honor Student l,Z,3,4. LEICHTY, DERINDA D. - Vocational- COE 45 FBLA 1,2,45 Honor Student 1. LINDEMANN, LYNN M. - Vocational - COE 45 FBLA 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 2. LOCHOTZKI, RITA M. - General- GAA 2: Spanish Club 45 FPM 3,4. LUCAS, NANCY J. - Cheerleader 3,45 Chorus 15 GAA 1,2,3,45 Gym Assistant 3,45 Honor Student 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. LUKAC, JOE J. - Vocational - Basketball 2,3,45 Cross Country 25 DECA 4, Football 15 Varsity Club 3,4. MAGUIRE, JOHN K. - College Preparatory - Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Swimming Team 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Track Team 1,2,3,4. MASTEN, DOUGLAS G. - Vocational - Chorale 25 Chorus 15 Class President tVan- guardi 3,45 Honor Student 1,2,3,45 VICA 3,4. MATRAS, DAVID J. - General - Baseball 1,25 Hi-Y 25 Spanish Club 1,25 Swimming Team 1,2,45 Varsity Club 2,4. MCCOY, MICHAEL N. - College Preparatory - Basketball 15 FBLA 1,2,3,45 Football 15 French Club 1,25 Golf Team 15 Honor Student 1,2,3,45 Swimming Team 45 Varsity Club 4. McDAVITT, EARL K, - College Preparatory - Individual Speech 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 NFL 2,3,45 Student Council 3,4. McGEE, JIM A. - Vocational - Baseball 35 Football 1,2,35 Track Team 1. McNU'I'l', BOB G.-Vocational. MENIER, JAN F. - College Preparatory - Chorale 2,3,45 Chorus 15 FPM 15 GAA 1,2,3,45 Gym Assistant 45 Honor Student 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Office Assistant 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Sweet Sixteen 2,3,4. MERRILL, JOHN J. - College Preparatory - Football 15 Golf Team 1,25 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Honor Student 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 National Honor Society 3,45 Swimming Team 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,4. MLINAC, ROSE E. - College Preparatory - Chorale 2,3,45 Chorus 15 Doll-fins 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,2,35 Library Assistant 15 Pep Club 25 Swimming Timer Z,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3.4. MORGAN, RICHARD J. - College Prepara- tory - Class President 1,25 Class Vice-Presi- dent 35 Concert Band 1,25 Golf Team 2,35 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Honor Student 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Tennis Team 45 Varsity Club 1,2, 3 45 Wind Ensemble 1,2,3,45 Wrestling Team 1, 2,3,45 Pep Band 3,4. NEWSOME, CONNIE L. - College Prepara- tory - Chorale 2,3,45 Chorus 15 French Club 3,45 Individual Speech 3,45 Library Assistant 1,25 NFL 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Speech Club 3,4. NICHOLS, JANE - College Preparatory - Chorus 15 Doll-fins 2,3,45 FHA 1,25 French Club 25 GAA 1,2,3,45 Gym Assistant 3,45 Honor Student 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Swimming Timer 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. NOBIS, DONNA S. - College Preparatory - Compass 135 DECA 45 FHA 1,25 French Club 1,25 GAA 35 Honor Student 1,2,3,45 Individual Speech 1,2,35 National Honor Society 3,45 NFL 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. PATZ, JOANNE SHARON - College Pre- paratory - Chorale Z,3,45 Chorus 15 FPM 45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Pep Club 2. PEFERLIN, RON A. - Vocational - DECA 45 Honor Student 4. PODGURSKI, JOHN A. - Vocational - Baseball 45 Football 1,25 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Track Team 1,2. POMELEE, CARLA L. - General - Chorus 15 FHA 1,2,45 FPM 45 GAA 1,45 Pep Club 1,25 Spanish Club 4. POWELL, ROXANNE - College Preparatory - Cheerleader 3,45 Class Vice-President 45 French Club 2,3,45 GAA 1,2,35 Gym Assistant 45 Pep Club 1,25 Spanish Club 4. PRESSLER, STEVE R. - Vocational - Chorus 15 DECA 45 Latin Club 1. RAHL, MARGARET M. - Vocational - Chorus 15 FHA 15 GAA 45 Pep Club 1,2. RAHL, MARION M. - General - Basket- ball 45 Chorale 2,35 Chorus 15 GAA 3,45 Pep Club 1,2. RAVAS, ALLEN R. - College Preparatory - Basketball 1,2,45 Concert Band 15 Cross Coun- try 25 Football 15 Golf Team 25 Individual Speech 35 Marching Band 1. REGAL, DIANA L. - Vocational - Cheer- leader 1,35 DECA 45 Doll-fins 25 FHA 15 GAA 1,2,35 Gym Assistant 35 Pep Club 25 Revista 35 Spanish Club 15 Swimming Timer 2. REYOME, VICKI - College Preparatory - FPM 15 GAA 2,3,45 Honor Student 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Library Assistant 3,45 Pep Club 2. RILEY, KAREN M. - College Preparatory - Doll-fins 3,45 FHA 1,2,35 French Club 1,25 GAA 1,2,3,45 Swimming Timer 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. RISTER, LARRY R. - College Preparatory - Chorus 15 DECA 45 FBLA 2,3,45 Gym Assistant 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Track Team 3,4. RODER, KENNETH J. - College Preparatory. ROSIAR, MICHAEL A. - Vocational - Chorale 2,3,45 Chorus 1. SAMS, KAREN S. - Vocational - COE 4: FBLA 2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Office Assistant 3,45 Revista 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. SANDROCK, ALICE A. - Vocational - Chorale 25 Chorus 15 GAA 15 Student Council 15 Ohio State VICA Secretary. SANDROCK, TOM W. - General - Swim- ming Team 1,2. SCHAU, ROBERT A. - Vocational - Foot- ball 15 Track Team 1,2. SCHRAMM, JOE J. - Vocational - DECA 4. SCHUMAKER, KAREN M. - College Pre- paratory - Chorale 3,45 Concert Band 1,25 GAA 1,2,3,45 Honor Student 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,2,35 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Wind Ensemble 3,4. SCOTT, SHIELA K. - Business. SEVI'l'l'S, LEEANN - College Preparatory - Class Secretary 15 Compass 45 Concert'Band 1,25 French Club 1,45 Orchestra 1,25 Spanish Club 45 Student Council 15 Tri-Hi-Y Z,3,45 Wind Ensemble 25 Wrestling Timer 2,3,4. SHILLING, SUSAN R. - College Prepara- tory - Chorale 2,3,45 Chorus 15 Doll-fins 1,2, 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Gym Assistant 35 Honor Student 15 Pep Club 25 Revista 2,35 Spanish Club 1,25 Swimming Timer 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Sweet Sixteen 3,45 Baseball Statistician 3,4. SHORTRIDGE, MARY S. - Vocational - Chorale 25 Chorus 15 Debate 15 FPM 15 French Club 15 Individual Speech 15 VICA 3,4. SOMERS, JANINE A. - College Preparatory - FPM 45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Honor Student 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,2,35 Library Assistant 25 Tennis Team 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 AFS 4. SPRENGER, JOHN M. - Vocationa - DE Club 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,35 Var .ty Club 45 Wrestling Team 1,25 Track 1. STAHL, REBECCA S. - Vocation il - Com- pass 35 DECA 45 GAA 3,45 Honor Student 3,45 Office Assistant 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. STROUP, SHERRI A. - Chorale 2,3,45 Honor Student 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Orchestra 1,2, 3,45 String Ensemble 1,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. SUHRBIER, JAY H. - College Preparatory - Concert Band l,Z5 Golf Team 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Honor Student 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Wrest- ling Team 2,3,4. SZTUK, EDWARD J. - College Preparatory - Baseball 45 Basketball 1,25 Golf Team 1,2,35 Gym Assistant 35 Spanish Club 1,25 Varsity Club 2,4. TAROLLI, MARK S. - College Preparatory - Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 1,25 Football 15 Gym Assistant 3,45 Honor Student 3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,4. THOMPSON, WILLIAM C. - Vocational - Basketball 15 Student Council 25 Track Team 3,4. ' TIFFANY, MEREDITH A. - College Prepara- tory - Orchestra 1,2,3. TILLMAN, JULEE A. - Vocational - COE 4. TUCKER, HUBERT - Vocational - Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 DECA 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 25 Track Team 1,2,3,4. VAN DEUSEN, SIDNEY R. - Vocational. VARGAS, RAMON - Vocational - Football 1,45 Spanish Club 15 Track Team 15 Honor Student4. VENARD, NEIL A. - College Preparatory - Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Golf Team 1,25 Hi-Y 2,35 Honor Student 1,2,3,45 Individual Speech 1,2, 3,45 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 NFL 1,2,3,45 Cr- chestra 1,2,3,45 Wind Ensemble l,2,3,4. VOGT, KATHY E. - College Preparatory - Chorale 2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,35 Doll-fins 3,45 French Club 1,25 GAA 1,2,45 Honor Student 45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Swimming Timer 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Wind Ensemble 4. WADSWORTH, LISA M. - Vocational- COE 45 Compass 35 GAA 1,2,35 Office Assistant 35 Spanish Club 1,2,35 Student Council 3,45 Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,45 Baseball Statistician 3,4. WAGGONER, JEFFREY D. - College Pre- paratory - Concert Band 25 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Honor Student 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 String Ensemble 1, 2,3,45 Swimming Team 1,25 Wind Ensemble 1,2,3,4. WALKER, DEBBIE S. - Vocational - FBLA 2,3,45 French Club 15 Honor Student 15 Ohio Office Education Association 3,4. WARD, RICK J. - College Preparatory - Baseball 1,2,3,4. WARGA, DAVE M. - Vocational - Basket- ball 1,25 Track Team 2,3,4. WEIRICH, CAROL S. -- College Prepara- tory - Chorus 15 GAA 1,2,3,45 Gym Assistant 45 Honor Student 1,2,3,45 Library Assistant 25 Spanish Club 3,4. WESLEY, CAROLE L. - Vocational- Chorus 15 DECA 45 Honor Student 45 Individual Speech 35 Spanish Club 2. WHITESIDE, TERRY L. - General - Choi'us 1. WHITLOCK, MELBA S. - Vocational - Chorus5 DECA 45 GAA 1,2,35 Office Assistant 1,2,3,45 Student Council 35 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Wrest- ling Timer 3,45 Sports Statistician 3,4. WIGHT, JAMES P. - College Preparatory - Concert Band 1,25 French Club 15 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Wind Ensemble 1,2,3,45 Track Team 1,2,3,4. WIGHTMAN, WES R. - Vocational - DECA 45 Honor Student 4. WILKENS, JEFFREY - College Preparatory - Concert Band 1,25 Spanish Club 25 Student Council 25 Student Council President 45 Wind Ensemble 3,4. ' WILLIAMSEN, JOHN T. - College Prepara- tory - Baseball 1,25 Class President 35 DECA 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Track Team 3,4. WILSBACH, RON M. - College Preparatory - Concert Band 1,2,35 Cross Country 25 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,35 Spanish Club 2,35 Tennis Team 2,35 Wrestling Team 1,2,3,4. WILSON, LLOYDETTE - Vocational - COE 45 Concert Band 35 Library Assistant 3, Marching Band 3. Wl'I'l'ER, SCOTT D. - College Preparatory - Chorale 2,3,45 Chorus 15 Football 35 Sports Statistician 4. WOOD, BRAD J. - Vocational - Cheer- leader 45 Compass 25 DECA 45 FBLA 45 Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 Swimming Team 1,2,3,4. WOZNIAK, JODY E. - College Preparatory - FPM 1,2,3,45 French Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2 3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 String Ensemble 1,2,3,45 Tennis Team 4. WYSIN, TOM N. - College Preparatory - Baseball 3,45 French Club 15 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Honor Student 25 Wrestling Team 2,3,4. YBARRA, OLGA J. - Vocational - FHA 1,25 GAA 1,25 VICA Class Secretary 3,4. ZEIS, ANGELA M. - College Preparatory - Chorale 2,3,45 Chorus 15 FHA 15 GAA 2,3,45 Honor Student 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 AFS 4. ZEKANY, ANDREW J. - College Prepara- tory -'Concert Band 15 -Golf Team 35 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Honor Student 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Swimming Team 15 Wind Ensemble 1,2, 3,45 Percussion Ensemble 1,2,3,4. ZERMAN, DARLENE M. - General - Com- pass 3,45 FBLA 4. 173 Student Freshmen Agnello, Paul 128 Alvarez, Catzrino 55, 128 ,8 Anderson, Debra 128 Appleman, Larry 128 Araguz, Alex 128 Armendariz, Yolanda 128 Arrizola, Oscar 128 Ash, Kim 128 Ashton, Tammy 128 Bxchle, Tim 128 Bahnsen, john 55, 128 Bailey, Cindy 128 Baker, Karen 129 Balemian, Shari 42, 115, 129 Ballin, Richard 129 Ballin, Vereda 129 Barnard, Larry 129 Beach, Becky 129 Beaver, Dale 129 Below, jennifer 129 Below, Kathleen 115, 129 Bernard, jane 68, 129 Binns, Susan 129 Bisel, Patricia 129 Bogard, Coral 129 Boling, james 129 Boss, Bruce 129 Boss, Kevin 129 Bovenizer, Scott 129 Bowen, james 129 Brady, Sue 129 Branum, judy 129 Bristley, Brad 129 Britt, james 129 Brooks, William 129 Brough, Daniel 129 Brown, Bill 129 Buchanan, Alan 129 Butler, Margie 129 Cal, Selena 129 Campbell, Roberta 129 Carter, Samuel 129 Castillo, Eva 129 Ceccoli, james 129 Cerbus, john 129 Chance, Gary 111, 129 Chudy, Peter 129 Ciancarelli, Mark 129 Clark, Sheryl 129 Clawson, Kim 42, 130 Cbmons, Carol 130 Clouse, Charlene 130 Cochran, jann 130 Collins, john 130 Columbia, Robert 130 174 Index Conley, Debbie 130 Conn, Arthur 130 Conrad, Suzanne 130 Cook, Linda 130 Cook, Ron 130 Coors, Vicki 130 Cox, Becky 130 Cox, Dave 130 Cronquist, Tracy 130 Crum, Laura 115, 130 Daniel, Carl 130 De La Fuenta 130 Demars, Vivian 130 Donner, Scott 120, 130 Dubbert, Susan 130 Duffy, Mary 130 Dugan, Bonnie 130 Dunfee, Ken 21, 130 Dunham, Suzy 130 Eaton, Cindy 130 Edmond s, Madeline 130 Ellis, Charles 130 Enderline, Richard 130 Erebia, Maria 130 Erton, janice 130 Eugling, Veronika 130 Fastzkie, Diana 100, 130 Faskzkie, Ronda 130 Felber, jill 42, 130 Fick, Tom 130 Fleming, Keith 111, 130 Fleming, Kimberly 130 Florinana, Rhonda 130 Ford, Debbie 130 Franck, Natalia 130 Freen, Chris 130 Fritz, Tamara 99, 130 Gamboa, javier 130 Garber, jacqueline 131 Garber, Michelle 131 Garza, Anita 131 Garza, lrma 131 Garza, joe 131 Gill, jack 131 Gill, jan 131 Gill, Mike 131 Glovisky, janet 131 Gottschalk, julie 131 Gresh, Laurie 125, 131 Gresh, Tom 72, 131 Grover, joellen 131 Guerra, Marilanda 131 Guerra, Mario 131 Hamann, Timothy 131 Hanku, Nancy 42, 131 Harrold, Scott 131 Hauser, Theresa 131 Havens, Cynthia 131 Hayth, Jeff 131 Heckert, Scott 131 Henkel, Richard 131 Hepp, Kathie 120, 131 Herringshaw, Diane 131 Heschel, Cheryl 131 Herevia, Yolanda 131 Heschel, Gerald 131 Heschel, jerald 132 Hetrick, Michael 132 Holbrook, Wood 132 Holman, Angela 132 Holzapfel, Steve 132 Honaker, Catherine 132 Howerth, Sue 132 Howerth, Tina 132 Hudak, Mark 132 Hughes, Marie 132 jacobs, james 132 janes, Donna 132 jennings, Edward 55, 132 jennings, Kathy 132 jensen, Cindy 132 jensen, Michael 132 jensen, Michael 132 jessee, Vernon 132 johannsen, Richard 132 johnson, Mark 132 johnson, Rita 132 jones, Willie 132 Karshuk, Andrea 42, 132 Klingbiel, Kathleen 42, 111, 132 Koch, Timothy 132 Kochen sparger, Michael 116, 11 Kohlman, jerry 133 Krause, David 133 Kreutzfeld, Richard 133 Kring, Paul 133 Kubasek, David 133 Kubasek, Debra 133 Kurtz, Dawn 133 La Bine, Thomas 133 Lacer, Patricia 68, 133 Laird, Alyce 133 Laney, Linda 133 Lano, Roberta 133 Lay, jacqueline BS, 133 Lee, Margaret 133 Lemon, David 133 Lemon, Rebecca 133 Leveck, David 133 Lewis, Tammy 133 Ley, jamie 133 7, 133 Lilie, Max 41, 49, ss, 133 Linger, Debra 124, 133 Livas, Margot 133 Loeffler, Susan 133 Longanecker, Debra 133 Lucas, Richard 133 Ludrowsky, Edward 133 Luebcke, Brad 133 Luebcke, Karen 133 Machacek, Frank 133 Maclean, William 133 Madison, David 133 Maguire, Susan 125, 133 Mallory, Gregory 133 Masing, Kevin 133 Masnado, Nancy 133 Matthews, Vicki 133 Matthews, Michael 133 McClellan, Debbie 133 McCullough, Mary 133 McDavitt, Kay 133 McDonald, Martin 133 McGlothlin, Patricia 134 McGreevey, Mary Ann 134 McGreevey, Mary Beth 134 McKinney, Nina 134 McMurray, Doyle 134 Meacham, Lowell 134 Meacham, Lowell 134 Menier, Pat 134 Merrill, Susan 42, 134 Milliser, Rebecca 134 Mills, Mary 134 Mitchell, William 134 Molnar, Debora 134 Montano, Louis 134 Montgomery, Brian 134 Mulligan, Steven 134 Murphy, Mary 134 Nagy, Michael 134 Nash, Annette 134 Newman, Rhonda 134 Newton, james 134 Nichols, Evania 134 Nkman, Donald 134 Nix, Peggy 134 Norgard, Connie 134 Norwood, Karen 134 Pastor, joseph 134 Peters, Michael 134 Petersen, Sandy 134 Phillip s, Kelly 134 Pilus, Robert 134 Pressler, Marilyn 134 Price, Arthur 134 Priddy, Mary 134 Pmsik, Elaine 134 Pugh, Donna 134 Rahm, Cindy 134 Ramey, jane 134 Redfern, Richard 134 Reddick Debbie 134 Reininger, Cecelia 134 Reitz, Charles 134 Rhodes, judy 135 Richards, Michael 135 Rose, Della 135 Rosiar, Dean 134 Ryle, Debbie 135 Sanderson, Teresa 135 Santoya, Irma 135 Sartin, Robert 135 Sarty, Brian 135 Sawyer, Kim 84, 135 Schoenfeld, Ken 135 Sevitts, Tom 135 Shammo, David 135 Shumaker, Dirk 135 Silva, Patty 135 Slauterbeck, Brenda 135 Smetzer, Patty 135 Smith, Betsy 135 Solis, Maria 135 Somers, Donald 135 Spears, Susan 135 Stager, Lynn 136 Stewart, Mary 136 Stinson, Craig 136 Streng, Karen 136 Stuckey, Chad 136 Sutherland, Cheryl 136 Sutherland, Dorothy 136 Szilagyi, Bradley 136 Taylor, Carolyn 136 Taylor, julie 136 Taylor, Marilyn 136 Terp, Diane 136 Tewers, Matthew 44, 136 Thompson, Charles 136 Thompson, Roger 136 Thompson, Tina 136 Timmons, johnette 136 Todd, William 136 Tokar, Chester 49, 136 Tucker, Vivian 136 Turnage, David 135, 72 Vangeloff, Tom 50, 136 Van Hoose, julie 136 Vollmer, Debbie 136 Wadsworth, jerry 49, 136 Waggoner, Greg 136 Walker, Paul 47, 55, 136 Walland, Cindy 136 Ward, judy 136 Washington, Alma 136 Watters, Terry 136 Wears, Michael 137 Wears, Paul 137 Webster, Barry 137 Weiss, Randy 137 Welch, Paula 137 Wellman, Douglas 134 Wharton, Rich 137 White, Tammy 137 Wilkins, Tammy 137 Wilson, junior 137 Winke, Michael 137 Wolff, Sally 137 Wonnell, Susan 137 Woods, Daniel 137 Wood, james 137 Worthington, Wesley 137 Wozniak, john 137 Wozniak, Rod 137 Wylie, Yvonda 137 Ybarra, Ramon 55, 137 Zach, Deanna 137 Zerman, Lucinda 137 Zetzer, Debbie 137 Zibbel, Mayme 137 Sophomores Anderson, Carol 138 Anderson, Paul 138 Andrews, Raymond 138 Arthur, Clarence 138 Bacak, Donald 138 Baker, Michael 138 Balemian, Mark 138 Below, Celeste 138 Bennice, Diane 23, 138 Bergeman, David 41, 138 Bergman, julie 84, 86, 138, 144 Bergman, Loretta 138 Blankenship, Daniel 138 Bloom, Carol 138 Boling, David 37, 138 Boreman, james 138 Bowen, Cindy 81, 99, 138 Buchman, Craig 37, 138 Bumbera, jena 25, 138 Bun, Valerie ee, 138 Busby, jo 138 Byrd, Christine 138 Carr, Daniel 138 Carson, jeffrey 40, 41, 45, 55, 138 Castillo, Ruben 138 Cellier, Stephen 55 Chapman, William 138, 139 Ciancarelli, Lisa 23, 42, 138 cipiii, Linda ss, 138 Clemons, Dave 138 Cole, jeff 138 Colvin, Kirk 138 Conner, Ronnie 138 Conners, Mitchell 49, 138 Coon, Thomas 40, 41, 85, 138 Coors, Frank 138 Cox, jerry 138 Coyle, Pamela 42, 138 Crum, Richard 138 Cvevas, Norma 138 Cupp, jack 138 De La Fuenta, Angelita 138 Dellarocco, Marilyn 138 Deluca, Antonette 138 Derose, Debra 138 Dezelick, john 113, 138 Dodge, jeff 138 Dodge, Robert 138 Dorski, Linda 138 Dowdle, Yvonne 138 Driftmyer, Vicki 140 Dubbert, james 55, 140 Duffy, Richard 140 Dulaney, joseph 140 Dunfee, Deborah 140 Dunlap, james 140 Dunn, Cindy 140 Dunn, Donna 140 Due, Peggy 140 English, Susan 140 Entrikin, Michael 140 Epke, Deanna 140 Everly, Chuck 140 Fairall, Debra 121, 140 Fischer, Steve 46, 140 Fisher, Marian 140 Fisher, Mary 140 Fleming, Dwayne 140 Fleming, Matt 140 Fleshman, judy 140 Fletcher, Glen 140 Flynn, Denise 85, 140 Flynn, Tim so, 140 Forss, Vickey 140 Foster, jennifer 140, 144 Franck, Sue 85, 140 Gabel, Annette 42, 73, 85, 140 Gallogly, Brian 41, 44, 140 Gamboa, jose 140 Gangway, Mary 139, 140 Garza, Maria 140 Gates, Diane 85, 124, 125, 140 Gay, Tom 140 Gksler, Kristina 141 Glowacky, Cindy 141 Gonya, Clayton 53, 141, 37 Gonzalez, Cathy 141 Graham, john 141 Greear, jerry 141 176 Greer, Shane 41, 55 Gresh, Debbie 141 Gresh, Patti 141 Gresh, Victoria 84, 141 Grinstaff, Charles 141 Guihar, Connie 141 Gulau, Kathy 141 Guzauskas, Dan 46, 47, 37, 141 Hagerty, Quin 25, 141, 146 Hale, james 141 Hanko, Heidi 141 Hankol, Nancy 111 Hanley, john 46, 141 Hansen, Fred 49, 141 Hamisch, Tim 55 Hatfield, Tim 141 Heileman, Sandra 141 Heineman, Otto 141 Held, jane 142 Hensley, john 142 Herevia, Arnold 192 Herod, Cindy 93, 142 Hickman, Steve 142 Hofacker, Cindy 142 Hopkins, Paul 142 Hosko, Kevin 142 Hovis, Alice 142 Howton, jane 142 Humphrey, Dale 142 Ihnat, Sue 142 Imke, David 37, 142 lrick, Elaine 142 lrick, Sandy 142 lsh, Kathy 142 jadwisiak, Mary 142 lanes, Sue 142 johannsen, Kyle 142 john, George 142 jones, jeri 142 jones, William 142 joreski, Michael 142 Kelley, David 142 Kendall, Laurie 142, 115 Kendall, Tana 142 Kinnison, David 142 Kline, Danny 142 Koch, janine 142 Kokinda, Duane 37, 46, 55, 142 Kring, Dennis 142 Lacer, Kathy 142 Lakin, Pam 142 Lanier, Terry 142 Lavalla, jennifer 142 Leggett, Deborah 142 Leow, judy 53, 85, '142 Letterhos, Nancy 143 Limestahl, Paul 143 Loeffler, Bowen 37, 39, 46, 55 Long, Cindy 143 Lorensen, Robert 46, 143 Love, Terry 111 Luchsinger, jeff 49, 93, 143 Ludrowsky, Barbara 143 Ludrowsky, Pat 143 Lukac, james 143 Lukens, Lisa 17, 143 Mahler, Sidney 94, 143 Marquez, Norma 143 Martin, Cheryl 143 Massingill, Cindi 69, 143 Matta, Dave 143 McCann, Patrick 143 McConnell, james 143 McCoy, Pam 143 McDavitt, Peggy 143 McGee, Becky 143 McGee, Robert 143 McGee, Sherry 117 McKown, Stephanee 143 McLaughlin, Delmar 143 McLaughlin, Richard 94, 143 Meade, Randy 143 Mercurio, Donna 143 Mitchell, joseph 143 Moffat, Mary 143 Moon, Raymond 144 Mooney, Karen 85, 144 Muirhead, james 144 Moor, Laurie 144 Mull, Donna 144 Mullins, Michalene 144 Muncey, Laurie 139, 144 Myers, judy 144 Neff, Roy 144 Nelson, Linda 144 Nilsen, jan 144 Norwood, Kenny 144 Nusbaum, Michael 141, 144 Nystrom, Bernard 144 Ohlemacher, Mary 144 O'Lalde, Elma 144 Oreskovitch, Karl 144 Pannell, Gilford 144 Peterson, Cathy 141, 144 Petersen, Susan 144 Petruska, Kim 144 Phalin, Wendy 144 Polanco, David 144 Priddy, Michael 144 Prusik, Paul 37, 39, 144, 147 139, 111, 142 Rakes, Robert 145 Rasmussen, jeffrey 145 Ravas, Susan 145 Redtlidi, joe 46, 145 Redmond, Robert 55, 145 Rex, jack 37, 145 Reyna, Brian 145 Reyome, Richard 145 Richard, Susan 145 Riddle, Sheila 145 Riley, joann 145 Ringeisen, Bonnie 145 Rister, Leslie 145 Roether, jean 145 Rollins, Larry 145 Rollins, Norine 145 Rollo, joe 145 Sams, Susan 100, 145 Schau, Lynn 145 Schau, Mitzi 145 Schiewe, Debra 145 Schram, Louise 144, 145 Schultz, Robert 145 Shammo, Dennis 145 Shelton, joe 145 Short, Eileen 42 Shoup, Brenda 145 Sijan, Valerie 145 Silva, Lupe 145 Skorupa, Kevin 145 Smith, Sally 146 Smith, Susan 146 Snider, Gale 145, 146 Sprosty, Kim 82, 146 Stevens, Ron 146 Stewart, William 146 Stucky, julia 145, 146 Summers, Teresa 99, 146 Summersett, Dan 80, 146 Sutherland, Annette 146 Tarolli, jerry 46, 47, 146 Taylor, Ernest 146 Testa, Kim 37, 146 Thorne, Anne 125, 146 Thusat, M. Elizabeth 146 Torres, Ricardo 146 Trent, Mona 146 True, George 146 Tuggle, Rosann 146 Vance, Terri 146 Van Der Giessen, William 146 Van Deusen, Ron 146 Van Deusen, Tina 102, 146 Velliquette, Lorraine 146 Wagner, Peter 49, 82, 146 Wallack, jane 146, 16, 42, 85 Wells, William 25, 46, 147 Wesley, joanne 147 Wheeler, Michael 147 Wheeler, William 147 Whitfield, William 55, 147 Whiting, Michael 46, 55, 37, 147 Whitson, Cheryl 147 Wiechrnan, Randy 147 Wierzba, Kathy 147 Winke, Tony 147 Woessner, Tina 147 Wood, Dawnna 16, 42, 140, 147 Woods, jack 37, 147 Wozniak, Terri 147 Wright, janet 147 Yeager, Cindy 147 Young, julie 85, 147 Zach, Debbie 86, 147 Zam, Andrew 147 Zeis, Diane 147 Zekany, Kay 147 Zetzer, Sue 147 Zurcher, Dianna 147 juniors Adkins, Michael 45, 69, 148 Allen, Kymberly 148 Ambrozy, Catherine 148 Ambrozy, joseph 148 Amidaneau, Deborah 19, 85, 148 Andre, Alice 148 Ashton, Patrick 148 Bacak, Sharon 148 Bahnsen, jo Ellen 148 Barnard, Glenda 148 Behrman, Tracy 46, 148 Belden, David 148 Below, Bruce 37, 53, 149 Binns, judy 149 Blackburn, Rebecca 15, 83, 149 Bly, Georgia 149 Boeshart, Bruce 149 Boss, Cheryl 149 Boss, Deborah 149 Boster, Brenda 149 Branham, Richard 94 Brooks, Laura 149 Brooks, Linda 85, 149 Buchanan, Cathy 149 Butler, janice 149 Cantu, Martha 149 Carr, Dorsey 37, 149 Carr, Pamela 149 Castillo, Elva 149 Ceccoli, judy 149 Cedoz, Robert 149 Channell, joyce 149 Chapman, Leslie 149 Charlesworth, Ronald 149 Clouse, Deanna 149 Conrad, Michael 149 Cooper, William 149 Corkish, Debra 149 COX, jeffrey 37, 55, 97, 148, 149 Cutcher, Charles 149 Daniel, Harold 149 Dean, Curtis 149 De La Puente, Geltrudes 95, 149 Dellarocco, Genaro 37, 109, 149 Delpercio, Gary 149 Dicicco, Kayleen 149 Doust, Gerald 149 Doyle, Robin 149 Drusbacky, Donna 84, 149 Dubbert, David 150 Epke, Dennis 150 Fastzkie, Linda 150 Eeczer, William 106 Franck. Kathleen 85, 150 Gall, Sue 150 Gardner, Tony 150 Gardner, Robert 45, 69, 150 Garza, Dahlia 150 Garza, Guadalupe 150 Gates, Linda 150 Gerber, Rocky 150 Gill, john 15, 46, 47, 150 Greear, Larry 150 Greear, William 97, 150 Grover, Martin 45, 150 Gurtz, Glenna 15, 150 Hagerty, Ruth 103, 150 Hale, Laura 150 Harder, Cindy 150 Harmon, Sharon 150 Harris, Donnk 150 Hauser, jeanne 150 Hayth, Raymond 101, 100, 150 Heenan, Diane 150 Henkel, Charles 82, 150 Hensley, Pamela 150 Hepp, Michael 150 Hetrick, joyce 150 Hickman, janet 82, 87, 150 Hofacker, Debra 150 Hofacker, james 151 Hofacker, Su san 150 Hopkins, Cindy 82, 150 Hoshaw, Joel 150 Hughes, Francis 150 lmke, John 18, 37, 39, 150 Jackson, Donnie 24, 55, 150 Jarrett, Terry 100, 150 Jensen, Craig 24, 150 Jensen, Vicki 150 Karshuk, David 45, 150 Kaufman, Clare 150 Keefer, Jeffrey 140 Kelly, Brent 150 Kendall, Linda 24, 23, 121, 150 Kerchner, Joan 150 Kleinhans, Scott 150 Kosztyo, Rebecca 150 Kowalczk, Julie 103, 150 Kozlok, Melody 84, 111, 150 Krawczyk, David 25, 37, 46, 150 Krizan, John 150 Kurtz, Valerie 152 Laney, Joseph 152 Laubacher, Cheryl 152 Lentz, Karen 152 Lettich, Christopher 152 Lewis, Craig 152 Lochotzki, Michael 45, 97, 152 Lykens, Michael 45, 46, 152 Madison, Bette 152 Marquez, Evangelina 152 Marquez, Joann 82, 152 Martin, Michael 152 Masing, Tony 37, 152 Mason, Cynthia 152 Massie, Mahlon 152 Matlock, Bert 152 Mattoon, Mary 152 Maytham, Jodi 152 McGee, James 152 Meacham, Fred 152 Meade, Michael 152 Meek, Donald 55, 152 Metcalfe, William 152 Millinger, Terry 152 Minderman, Julie 113, 152 Montgomery, Patrick 55, 148, 15 Mosley, John 152 Mulligan, Larry 152 Mullins, Vickie 124, 152 Neff, Susan 152 Nelson, Bonnie 153 Nelson, Lisa 24, 153 Nkman, Virginia 84, 153 178 2 Nix, Joyce 153 Norgard, Mary 153 O'Neal, Mary 153 Orosco, Andrew 153 Ortiz, Alice 73, 94, 153 Ortiz, Diamond 42, 153 Owen, Karen 153 Pannell, Rosemary 150 Petersen, Chris 153 Peterson, Dianne 153 Pion, Wendy 153 Poling, James 82 Pollard, Karen 153 Potter, Marguerite 24, 72, 153 Reifsnyder, William 153 Reyome, Sandra 153 Ritter, Martha 23, 153 Robinson, Susan 153 Robron, Gerald 37, 153 Rodwancy, William 97, 109, 153 Rofkar, Deborah 153 Rollins, Norma 153 Rollo, Julie 125, 153 Royster, Robert 153 Runyon, Sherry 86, 154 St. Clair, Jennifer 154 Salatin, Nancy 84, 154 Sams, Kathy 154 Schade, Mary Jo 154 Schmardebeck, Bonnie 150, 154 Schueler, Carey 42, 154 Shumaker, Beth 154 Schutt, Lu Ann 154 Sharp, Greg 103, 154 Skinner, Robin 45, 154 Smetzer, Mary 24, 154 Smith, Bonnie 154 Smith, Debra 154 Smith, Holly 26, 72, 117, 153, 154 Soderburg, Mark 37, 45, 115,154 Soski, Mark 154 Staler, Clifford 154 Shirt, James 26, 123, 153, 154 Stewart, Joann 154 Stinson, Pamela 25, 148, 154 Streeter, Martha 42, 70, 95, 148, 154 Streng, Jonathan 98, 154 Suhribier, Jan 80, 154 Szilagyi, Doug 37, 39, 53, 155 Sztuk, James 45, 46, 155 Tajkowski, Richard 155 Taylor, William 37, 155 Thierry, Michelle 42, 155 Tiffany, Susan 155 Timmons, Wilmer 37, 154 Traub, Joel 155 Trent, Vanessa 155 Tucker, Bruce 36, 39, 45, 155 Turnage, Deborah 133, 155 Twynham, Edward 155 Twynham, Lori 155 Underwood, Steven 155 Van Deusen, Vicki 82, 155, 100 Walker, Ned 40, 41, 155 Weisend, Patrick 49, 155 Wessel, Susan 155 Wiechman, Pamela 155 Wight, Marcie 155 Wilkins, Bob 155 Wozniak, Alfred 155 Wysin, Gary 155 Yeckdey, Janice 155 ZaCl1, Richard 40, 41, 55, 109, 155 Seniors Acocks, Larry 50, 156 Ambrozy, Joann 156 Al'red0l'Id0, Marisol 68, 69, 113, 156 Ashton, Dave 156 Ashton, Sue 156 Baechle, Richard 156 Ballard, Kathy 156, 160 Belden, Deborah 70, 156 Below, Christopher 23, 156 Bergman, Shirley 156 Bice, Louise 156 Bloom, Jane 156 Bohling, Michael 156 Boling, Joni 77, 156 Boster, Pam 156 Boster, Tom 37, 156 Bourdeon, Karen 157 Bower, Susan 104, 157 Boysen, Mary Anne 157 Bradbee, Scott 36, 37, 42, 99, 157 Brady, John 157 Brewer, Vaughn 37, 80, 157 Bristow, Norman 157 Carrizales, Rosie 157 Chamberlain, Pamela 157 Chimo, Stephen 157 Cipiu, Jane 157, 81 Clemons, Louise 81, 157 Cbmons, Susan 42, 158 Cole, Pamela 94, 158 Collins, Carol 158 Collins, Joan 104, 158 Cook, Tom 82, 158 Cooper, John 37, 158 Cronquist, Michael 82, 158 Derose, Steve 37, 158 DOSS, Kathleen 26, 99, 158 Drewe, john 158 Druyor, Cameron 158 Dunham, Mark 158 Duvall, Diana 158 Edwards, Keith 158 Ellithorpe, Becky 159 English, Chris 41, 124, 159 Felber, Sharon 19, 84, 124, 159 Felber. Warren 49, 55, 157, 159 Pick, Ira 159 Fisher, jerome 37 Fisher, William 159 Fitzhum, Constance 99, 159 Floro, james 159 Focht, janet 84, 159 Prank s, Donald 159 Fulkert, john 69, 159 Cangway, Kathy 159 Garza, joe 97 Cksler, Kathy 159 Clanzman, Scott 50, 36, 37, 42, Cottschalk, Patricia 27, 159 Gramsma, Nettie 68, 86, 159 Greer, joe 92 Crummel, jack 37, 159 Curtz, Cynthia 70, 159 Cuzauskas, Thomas 159 Haggerty, Mark 92 Hanes, Doug 37, 159 Harmon, Marvin 23, 55, 160 Harnisch, Mark 37, 160 Hartlaub, Keith 160 Hauser, john 157, 160 Hefflinger, james 160 Heineman. Steve 160 Hepp, Dennis 160 Herevia, Celia 160 Hickman, jeff 160 Hitchings, Sue 77, 95, 160 Hoffman, Michael 37, 160 Howell, David 157, 160 Howerth, Merry 160 Hrupcho, Deborah 160 Imke, james 37, 161 lrick, Kathy 161 jackson, Emily 104, 161 jadwisiak, Ann 70, 161 janes, Peggy 161 jensen, Paul 161 jess, Marva 104, 161 johnson, Craig 161 johnson, Kathryn 15, 100, 161 jones, Leslie 161 99, 159 Kallenbach, Richard 27, 161 Kaptain, Korinne 161 Keefer, David 161 Kelley, Brian 109 Kenney, David ss, 161 Kenney, David 55, 181 Kessler, joyce 161 Key, Ricky 161 Kitchin, Wendy 25, 161 Kline, Ron 161 Koch, Randy 161 Kosztyo, Steve 161 Kowalski, Laurie 89 Kozlok, Mark 162 Kreager, Allen 162 Lacer, Rex 162 Lakin, Dan 162 Limestahl, Susan 162 Lindemann, Lynn 162 Lochotzki, Rita 87, 162 Lorensen, Clifford 162 Lucas, Nancy 42, 162 Lukac, joseph 55 Maguire, john 49, 55, 162 Martinez, Diane 77 Masten, Douglas 162 Matras, Dave 49, 163 Matthews, Audrie 89, 163 May, Leonard 163 McCoy, Michael 163 McDavitt, Earl 16, 163 Merrill, john 49, 55, 163 Milefchik, David 19, 163 Mlinac, Rose 25, 70, 163 Moffat, Michael 23, 109, 163 Morgan, Dick 23, 53, 163 Mowel, Cathie 103, 163 Myers, Carol 163 Newsome, Connie 163 Newton, Michelle 163 Nichols, jane 70, 109, 163 Nicholson, Paul 164 Nobis, Donna 163 Norgard, David 164 Obergon, Abel 37 Ortiz, Olivia 164 Patz, joanne 18, 164 Peterlin, Ron 77 Pomelee, Carla 164 Powell, Roxanne 18, 42, 72, 15 Pressler, Steve 164 Prue, Gary 164 Rahl, Margaret 103, 164 'Rahl, Marian 84, 85, 164 Ravas, Allen 45, 164 Raypole, Karen 164 Regal, Diana 164 Reyome, Vicki 165 Riley, Karen 165 Rister, Larry 104, 165 Roder, Kenneth 165 Rollins, Diana 165 Royar, Michael 165 Royster, Randy 165 7, 164 St. Clair, Mark 163 Sams, Karen 68, 165 Sandrock, Alice 165 Sandrock, Thomas 165 Schramm, joe 165 Schumaker, Karen 165 Sevllls, LEE Ann 53, 165 Shilling, Susan 121, 165 Shortridge, Mary 165 Sivinski, Tanya 165 Smith, james 37, 165 Smith, Linda 165 Somers, janine 165 Sprenger, john 37, 166 Stahl, Rebecca 77, 166 Stroup, Sherri 115, 166 Suhribier, jay 125, 166 Sztuk, Ed 166 Tarolli, Mark 55, 166 Tiffany, Meredith 166 Tillman, julia 166 Tucker, Hubert 14, 18, 36, 37, 4 Van Deusen, Sidney 166 Vargas, Ramon 37 Venard, Neil 166 Vogt, Kathy 166 Wadsworth, Beth 166 Waggoner, jeffrey 166 Walker, Debbie 77, 166 Walland, Linda 97, 166 Ward, Richard 166 Warga, David 166 Weirich, Carol 166 Wesley, Carole 166 Whiteside, Terry 166 Whitlock, Melba 167 Wight, james 167 Wightman, Wes 167 Wilkins, jeff 19, 29, 106, 167 Wilsbach, Ron 167 Williamsen, john 37, 162 Wilson, Lloydette 167 Winke, Charles 167 Winke, Michael 167 Wiseman, Sherry 167 Witt, Tanya 167 Witter, Scott 167 Wood, Brad 37, 50, 167 Wozniak, jody 87, 167 Wysin, Tom 50, 167 Ybarra, Olga 16, 23, 89, 167 Zeis, Angela 109, 167 Zekeny, Andrew 167 Zerman, Darlene 167 Zurcher, Donald 167 For Your First Home See The Fountain Park Catawba Union ISLAND 76 PIZZA SHACK 797-Qgftawba Island Pizza-Chicken 33225555556 Sandwiches Best in Town C0Hsfafu1afi0f1S 5389 Schoolhouse Rd Class of 73 C b from ataw a, JEREMY's MARINA Ohio 4031. kesh r Dr' I a PC? 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AA Ag PREM QNT, OHIO 'Q Q PHONE 332-6471 SINCE 1930 COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE INTERSTATE AUTHORITY POR ILL., IND., MICH PA., OHIO TURNPIKE AUTHORIZED SERVICE 5302 F'iTltf,JI'l St reef ,,,,,,' S to S were 2 Swiiuagar 113.1 I ll ,it l i Li I i 3 izg - mls:-' , , f 1 - Q. ,l la, ,,w -L , I REAL ESTATE AND I INSURANCE EE AGENCY, INC. - REALTORS - ASSOCIATES - 133 12 ZND Sf. JOHN DRUSBACKY PHONE: 732-3111 101-IN FRITZ PQRT QLINTQN Tri County Area U A W WINDSURS SOHIO CAP Council F, 1 g U.A.lVV. Plant in S andu sky, 'www' Port Clinton, Marblehead, l'lEl1'l3OI', Bellevue T Perry and Madison Street E What's at Stake? We must overcome hostility, misconcep- tion, and neglect, and a fair share of life's attitudes must be based on facts - not just Unions. But democracy and selfism itself can assist only when the people are educated. We need to continue to justify our traditions and support of public edu- cation, and to see to it that each boy or girl may have higher learning if he desires. Good luck and C1od bless. 186 UI-ILMANS gDl-QPARTMENT STORE 116 Madison Street M I I I 187 fbi Lake Erie Sports Spedialists in Athletic Equipment Stony Acres Sanitation Dr. V. Wm. Wagner I-I.V. Frederick Insurance Agency Kolesar Shoe Store 114 East 2nd St. ABC Market 2364 Sand Rd. Dr. Derrill A. I-Iablitzal Underwood's Fine Foods DOD C- Wa880n9f1 P-E 116 East Second St. Klingbiel Florists Brinnon's Paint 223 Madison St. Blue Teal Mobile Home Park Green's Drug Store Dr. and Mrs. Kraft Ritter 200 Madison St. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Akins Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Meek Cedarlane Park Dr. James B. Sevitts Mary's Shop Furniture, Antiques, Collectors Items 231 Fulton St. Port Clinton Spraying Service 2337 N.W. Catawba Rd. Tom Rickard's Bait 8: Tackle 17 N.E. Catawba Rd. Lakeland Metal and Glass 25 N. Madison St. IN REMEMBRANCE The class of 1975 morns the loss of three of its members. 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