Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1967 volume:

4 DEDICATION : DART STAFF OF NINETEEN NDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN DICATES THIS YEARBOOK MR. WAYNE BEHRENDT R ALL HIS HELP. INTEREST. D PATIENCE Ashtabula High School Co-Editors Lana Mead Lois Meola Adviser Wayne Behrendt Alma Mater Come all along, sing we a song of Ashtabula High Oh worthy art thou of fame; Where age and youth have sought the truth As the years roll by Beloved is thy glorious name. Ashtabula, Ashtabula, Hail to thee, our dear old High School. CHORUS Oh, Ashtabula High School Our Alma Mater dear, We serve the state, our Motto. Thy name we love to hear; Oh, may we ever prosper Our hearts best wish for thee— Oh, Ashtabula High School is for prosperity. 3 School Days School-days, school-days, dear old Golden Rule days, Readin' and 'riling' and 'rithmelic Taught to the tune of a hick'ry stick. -Will D. Cobb School-Days 5 ABULA 10 Making of a Graduate Hopes So much time is spent Waiting for tomorrow—so soon It is yesterday. —M. Hewins II A Face ny Words Faces are as legible as books, only with these circumstances to recommend them our perusal, that they ore read in much less time, ond are much less likely to deceive us. —Lavoter President Denny Nordquest Vice-President Ron Herron Treasurer Kathy Dascoli ft Hola, Any! Ana Maria Pena, an exchange student from Angol, Chile, spent her senior year studying at AHS. Any, as she likes to be called, makes her second home with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tittle and Lorene. Her own family in Chile consists of her parents, one brother, two sisters, her grandmother, one dog, and two cats. Asked her opinion of American boys and girls. Any replied, In Chile boys and girls are quieter. Boys here act older then they really are. I like it here best because they seem to have more personality and it is easier to make friends. Any gives lorene a few pointers on guitar playing. Any and her American family, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tittle and Lorene, look over a booklet on Chile. To the memory of Edward Adley who died on November 28, 1966, we dedicate the senior section. During his high school years, he participated two years in basketball and four years in football and was a member of Varsity A. He is sadly missed by all who knew him. Death be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou art not so; For those whom thou think'st thou doest overthrow Die not, poor Death; nor yet can'st thou kill me. One short sleep past we wake eternally. And Death shall be no more; Death, thou shalt die! Death Be Not Proud John Donne Brion Anderson Jeffrey Anderson Sharon Arnold Dovid Ashley Class Robert Billmon Gloria Blackwell Wendy Braid Shirley Ashley Janice Bailey William Bailey Karen Baker Virginia Ball James Barchok Brenda Beaver Loretta Brewer Linda Brown Albert Bruce Paul Callender James Callaway Dennis Campbell Roger Chapmon Keith Carlson Barbara Carter Randolph Caruso Ross Caudill Cherylc Chiaramonte Thomas Chubb Diono Church The PEPSI Generotionllll Lillian Cimorell David Clemons Paul Cleveland Keith Cobbledick David Coblitz Barbara Cole Alfred Collier Gayle Collier Donna Dubiel Stanley Dunk Marcia Eostcrdoy Paul Soini, where ore your goggles?—Stote law, you know! Linda Fargo Emily Fassett Williom Ferguson Karla Fink linda Fink Dennis Fisher Donna Fleming John Fitzer Jane Fleissner Larry Fox David Freeman Rosina Frey David Fritz Virginio Games The only way to get people to work around this ploce— Howord Hall Christine Hansel Linda Horback Penny Hare David Hersmon Carol Hietanen Christie Higbee Gerald Hart Karen Hazeltine Joan Hedrick Ronold Herron Marguerite Hill Robin Hinton Dalo Hodgkinson Golo Hodgkinson Mary Hood SHoron Hughes Alfred Hurst Roger Hutchison Paul Jenne Today is my 18th birthdayllll (A Photographic Fantasy) Gerald Johns Joyce Johns 32 Ronald Johnson Elizabeth Judge Jock Jurai ' JS J HapJ y B|rthd°y t y0«I Hc Ppy B'rfhdQy (Don't believe your eyes—it reolly didn't hoppenl) Herman Kalifon Evelyn Keel Gregory Koefer Karl Kelley Diane Kelley William Kirk Victoria Kissman Barbara Knott Joanne Leonard Lynn lewis Stephanie Licate Lynette Lind Barbara Laphom Patricio Lazarchic Susan KrasnofF Patricio laird Bonnie Lane Charles lontz After four yeors. what else can you say? Thomos Lind Georg© Livingston Margaret Loeb Rhonda Loco Lona Meod Charles Meadors Lois Meola Kathy Meredith David Masters James Moyer Seniors— Marlene Mefzler Jeanette Miller Sue Miller Walter Miller Richard McNeil John Mitchem Shirley Moore Jonis Morrison John Miner Borbaro McMichaol Kenneth McCool —Great! Joyce Norrij Patricia Owen Williom Pae Bonnie Pol Linda Palmer Tonyio Parhom Janet Payne Nan Nicholi Dennij Nordqueit Robert Norton Barbara O'Brien Arthur Peterson Shirley Peterson Susan Phelps Andrew Pifer Myron Plots Mark Pugh Daniel Puglieso Mary Pulkinen fa Norman Pyotsia Bradley Randolph Hilda Ramos Barbara Rathbun Deborah Renn William Rennick Judi Rice Kothleen Richards Ana Rodriguez Wilfredo Rodriguez Deborah Rodgers Catherine Root Joseph Sondella Otis Sandidge Christine Scheonon Bruce Scott Darryl Senskoy Kathleen Shears Deborah Sheasley Undo Shiflet Paul Solni Barbara Sousa Corol Sparks Martha Spronkle PLACE: AHS TIME: 12:15 DATE: January, 1967 (one of those warm days that breeds rumbles) PURPOSE: Deprive Bill Uthe of shoes and sox INVOLVED: Seniors It all started with an innocent game of tag. Then someone shouted Get Uthe! The playful seniors turned into a wild mob as they surrounded Bill and in a mad rage ripped off first one shoe and then the other and tossed both into the hands of the shoe-thirsty crowd! Bill ran panic-stricken to the door and was cut off within inches of freedom by the quick thinking Bill Rennick who dragged Uthe into the center of the crowd again. Then another cry and Bill was able to see his fen foes. Meanwhile, Lana Mead turned one shoe over to Randy Caruso who, with a mighty heave, placed it on the roof of AHS. The other shoe was placed behind the lamp by Tom Chubb and Denny Fisher. Before the cry of Get the shirt sent the mob after Bill again, the crowd was brought back to reality by the sound of the bell. End Chapter I Diane Swedenborg Dottio Tockett Juanita Tackett Carol Tokocs Brenda Stafford Allan Stork Carol Stewart Clovis Stewart Ronald Stitt Linda Suttles Randall Tolcott Barbara Tanner Deborah Vincenzo Darlene Wagner Shirley Woldror Linda Ward Thomas Watson Antoinette Watts James Wayman William Weagroff Joy Welty English IV with Phillips' is enjoyed by all seniors. Fiona Wilson Cherie Wolfe 44 Sylvia Arcoro Timothy Morzec Betty People Camera Shy James Bane Imogene Hunt Edward Moyer James Brown Kenneth Jones Patricia Noce Leanna Carey Thomas Keyes Ralph Palumbo David Gallup Robert Kuivinen Leonard Panzone Larry Gardner Charles Lantz Robert Sandella Jack Hall Gary Lee James Simonds Ronald Hull Jack Lemmon Lynn Stevenson It s Been a Long Time Since . . . Bob Billmon, age: 5 months It seems like only yesterday when you first started to walk. You'll always be my baby. Are you that old now? These ore just a few of the comments seniors have heard from parents, relatives, and others as graduation day approached. Seniors all agreed it's been a long time since! Undo Suttles, 3 years. Ron Herron, age: 3 years Denny Nordquest, 9 years «• • ki Bennie Lane, 5 years Herman Kalifon, age: I year Al Collier, age: 12 months 4L Jeff Anderson, age: 2 months Susie Cowles, age: 3 years Marmee Loeb, age: 8 months Reeti Hill, age: 19 months Shirley Peterson, 2 years Chuck Meadors, oge: 11 months Dove Ashley. 2 years Allan Stork 8 months Sharon Hughes, 19 months. angelo Poul Cleveland, 4 years Bonnie Pal, 3 years Cheri Wolfe, years Debbie Rodgers, 3 years Marcia Easterday, 3 years Jimmy Mayer, 2 yeors Steph Licate, 4 years Howard Hall, 3 years Chris Higbee, 5 years IB' Fiona Wilson. 3 years Chris Honselman, 2 yeors Cheryle Chioramonte, 9 months Corky Norton, 16 months Bula Babes Donno Fleming, 4 years Patrkia Noce, 2 years Barb lapham, 3 yeors Skip Caudill, 4 years Pot Laird, 5 months Revo Adams. Front Adley. Loi Adley, Lorry Albert, Margaret Amocher. Richard Anderson. Larry Armstrong. Barbara Arnett, Jon Aronson, Louise Artman, Albert Austin, Foster Boker. Roberta Boll, Robert Bean, Virginio Beemon, Alvin Benton, Gloria Benton, Mike Bettilyon. Priscilla Boone. Jayne Bowes, Linda Bowman, Barbara Boysow, Lorry Boy-sow, Beth Braso. Beth Braun, Bev Broymon, Lorry Broodston. Gail 8rown, Mickey Brown, David Browne. Sandy Bruce. Dove Bucci, Mary Jane Bumgarner, Charles Burgord, Diane Burkhart, Cindy Burks. Bruce Burnette, John Campogne, Earl Corley, Sue Cory, Peggy Casbourne, Charlotte Castle. Lynn Champlin, Robert Chandler, Mildred Chatman, Jock Coach, Dole Colontino, Bill Cole. 53 Matte Coleman, Tom Coleman, Frances Conley, Kothy Coursen, Connie Coiort, Sandy Crowl. Debbie Crump, Walter Crump, Chorles Dean, Mary DeBord, Carol Delano, Carol Day. Joe Dezmon, Melvin Dixon, Ron Do-robo, Becky Dcwnie, Marilyn Dubach, Jane Edge. Terry Edwords. Pat Eller, Marcia EUton, George Emery, Robert English, Bill Erb. Sam Esposito, Jane Ever, Ron Fenner, Ron Fenton, Jim Ferguson, Linda Fetters. Barbara Fitzer, Frances Flood. Moe Ford, Carol Foster, Sondy Freeland, Jamie Freeman. Alan Friedstrom, Carolce Furman, Joyce Garnett, Vicky Garney, Rose Gilbert, John Glavis. Jerry Goldsmith, Catherine Goodiel, Dovid Gray, John Griggs, Jeff Had-lock, Bonnie Hollgren. Juniors Ron Holman, Lynn Hand, Willie Hanna. Barry Harper, Keith Horper, John Harris. Johnie Harris, Carol Hart, Betty Harvey, Tim Helm. Richard Henry. Dol-phus Henton. 54 Cathy Herl, Howard Hobock, Lois Holmes, Carol Hood, Cathy Horst, Ken Houck. Bill Howe, Brian Humphrey, Cheryl Humphrey, Roy Humphrey, Jerry Hurst, Jane Huskonen. Mike Hutchins, Dennis Irby, Wanda Jackson, Bob Jepson, Judy Johnson, Larry Johnson. Gary Karsikas, Bill Koydo, Audrey Keeler, Chris Kelner, Ed Kish, John Kivelo. Lorene Koski, Ron Krueger, Ray Lone, Chuck Lewis, Jan Lilac, Ann Locke. Janet Loftus, Dave Long, Bob Low-ther. Brad Luce, Rick Luce, Becky Lynch. Tim Lyon, Jerry Lyons, Gary Moc-kynen. Brad Morinchak, Vicky Marple, Yvonne Marshall. Barbara Marshand. Ron Matejo, Jack Matson, Meribeth McCalmont, John McCullough, David McKinnon. Ron McLean, Dove McNutt, Sondra Meochom. Joanne Meoney. Barbara Millberg, Bonnie Millberg. Burnette Miller, Jesse Miller, Joe Miller. Stephanie Moody, David Moores. Allen Morris. Linda Mostella, Colleen Moyer. Sue Munns, Borbara Murphy, Dianna Murphy, Penny Murphy. Peggy Myers, Wayne Myers, Andy Noppi, Bill Neuhofs, Fred Newsome, Linda Newsome. Ron Newsome, Ronald Newsome, Debbie Nichols, Diana Noel, Dove Norman. Delores ObhoF. Larry Olive, Cindy Olsen, Pam Olsen, Linda Palmer. Joe Pedro, Tony Peef, Ron Pendleton. Paul Pennington, Harold Peterson. Harry Petro, Nicki Petruzzi, Ted Phelps, Charles Pierce, John Pinney. Glenn Pizor, Joyce Powell, P. J. Qulrke, Marlene Ranier, Gary Roppe. 56 Larry Rappe, Rosemory Reynolds, Rkhord Rice, Cindy Richords, Ola Robinson. If you think this yearbook is bod, wait till you see what they do next year.' Harry Root, Fred Rose, Louise Russell, Jane Rounds, Nick Santill. Pete Sardello. Ron Schermon, Bill Schloich, Koren Schupska, Carroll Scoville. Roseonne Sears, John Senito, Dennis Sergefi, Greg Serpico, Dave Shepard. Lois Shiflet, Dan Sietman. Alan Sloybough, Bill Smiley. Bill Smith. Diane Smith, Georgia Smith, Gory Sneck, Tim Soden. Joanne Soslowicz. Melvin Spring. Arthur Stegall, Bill Stevenson, Mary Stillman. 57 With a name like SMILEY you should SMILE, Bill. Mike St. Ledger, Betty Toylor, Jon Toylor, Sandy Taylor, Sue Toylor. Terri Terry, Jet Thomos, Dave Thome, Lorene Tittle, Terry Tombes. Dallas Tuttle. Mary Utz. Dianne Von Allen, Gory Veneill, Carl Vosburg. Buddy Waller, Cindy Walton, Jeon Warring, Russ WcografF. Lynda Weovor, Tom Wells, Vicki Westerburg, Roger Wettlaufer, Stan Williams. Susan Williams. Korcen Wisuri, Linda Yahrous. 58 f Autographs 59 .TO, Nancy Airabinen, Paul Allemon, Paf Amocher. Sue Amidon, Cothy Amsden, Don Anderson. Beth Armstrong. Dan Aronson, Cindy Babcock. Linda Baird. David Baker, RojcIIo Baldwin. Shirley Barchanowicz, Walter Bar-chanowicz. Frank Bottles, Robert Beaver, Linda Bisoroe. Sue Blanor. Doug Blanchard, Scott Blum, Tom Brace, Donald Braid, Bruce Braymon, Cheryl Brotzel. Mary Broodston, Bill Brown, Marilyn Brown, Marcia Burg, Mark Burg, Linda Burger. Barbara Burns, Bruce Burns, Barbara Burnette, Judy Bush, Mark Colowoy, Peggy Collendcr. Sophomores Al Company, Bruce Campbell. Edward Carlton, Jim Cevero, Tom Cevero, Mona Chapman. Pat Chatman, Peggy Cioussen, Gary Cleversey, Paul Cochran, Kathy Cole, Cheryl Colucci. 62 Normon Cook, Sherry Cooley. Melodie Copelond, Dennis Crislip, Mimi Cress, Ivory Culpepper. Glcnis Cutlip, BrenOo Czarzosty, Jonet Dolin, Lindo Dolton, Poul Daniels, Karen Davino. Kathy Deligionis, Carol Dewey, Cindy Diamond, Kathy Dibell, Chorleen Diedrichs, Dennis Dixon. Barbara Dodge, Tom Doll, Robert Donley, Sue Doyle, Jim Dramis, Fred Du-boch. Gary Duboch, Ernie Duvo, Keith Eck-lund, Sheila Ekholm, Tom Eller, Wary Ellsworth. Sandro Emmel, David Estes, Deanna Evans, Donald Fassett, Gregg Fclde, Gary Ferguson. Chris Flock, Nancy Flock, Sandra Fleming, Monte Foltz, Gerry Foster, Steve Frazier. 63 Linda Frccde, Cindy Frost, Bill Fuller, Sheila Gallo, Alma Gerrkk, Pat Giannell. Ron Gierth, Dove Gillespie, Jerry Glaus, Bill Glosser, Tom Goldsmith, David Grant. Bob Gray, James Green, Louise Grubb, Diane Hockathorn, Greg Hadlock, Darrel Hamilton. Joyce Hamilton, Steve Hamilton, Kathy Hanselman, Ray Hare, Doug Harper, Eugene Hartman. Chris Hearn, Perky Henfon, Doug Herl. Mike Herron, Virginia Hewitt. Sharon High. Sue Hill, John Hladek, Charles Holmes, Charles Holmes, Bruce Hood, Fronk Hood. Bob Horn. Siegfried Horn. Ron Hor-nock. Brad Hornbeck, John Houser, Robert Houser. 8illy Hughes, Doug Humphrey, Charles Hutchison, Clyde Jackson, Linda Jack-son, Allyne Johnson. Bonnie Jones, Terry Kalinowski, Ray Kelley, Robert Kennedy, Tony Kindoll, Denny King. 64 Gloria Knox, Don Koski, Janice Krueger. Donna Lewis, Elaine Lilly, Lois Linderman. Bob Loeffel, Marjorie Long, Karen toper, Linette Lowe, Brenda Loyd, France Local. Jim Morion, Nancy Morple, Sandy Marsh, David Mariband, Eugene Mar-tone, Greg Marzec. Jim Mason, Sherla Mason, Jerry Maunus. Violet McCabe, Bob McCartney, Sherry McCloud. Brenda McCool. Denise McKoin, Pat McNamara, Linda Meredith, Pat Mertz. Don Meschko. Aljean Miller, Martha Miller, Tom Miller, Debbie Mixer, Rosalind Moody, Linda Moore. Bob Moore, Gail Morefield, Peggy Murphy, Venda Newsome, Dorwln Noce, Werner Noesner. Janet Norris. Jane Norton, Doug O'Brien. Einar Olsen, Sharon Osborne, Sue Otto. Carol Palmer, Harold Palmer, Brenda Ponzone, Greg Parker, Don Parrett, Tom Partridge. 65 Anne Povolino, Carolyn Payne. Rosemary Pebbles, Joe Peckol, Tina Pedro, Jim Pennington. Don Peoples. Evelyn Perkins, Ginny Persinger, Anno Petro, Linda Pierce. Deborah Pinney. Harold Pinney, Judy Pinney. Sara Ann Plofz. Debbie Prosciono. David Pwterbaugh, Lynn Randolph, Tom Raske, Martin Reed, Pat Reuschling. Solly Richards, Jim Riflfle. Mike Riley, Kathy Rimpelo. Bob Rinto. Ron Rocco, Victor Rodriguez. Georgino Rosario, Barb Salrin. Ralph Sandella. Mary Beth Scheanon. Mike Sharkey, Bob Sheer, Koren Shelott, Suson Shepard. The title of my speech is Ah. urn, oh. urn, urn. 66 Does A.H.S. need on overposs?' Tom Simon, Bonnie Simonds. Bob Simon , Sharon Skaggs, Glorio Smith. Donald Snell. Bill Snitcher, Miriam Snyder, Sandy Sousa, Dove Sparks. Shirley Steed. Peggy Steen, Janet Sterling, Vera Stjerno, Morie Sopina. Sue Svenion, Mike Swartout, David Toft, Sandy Tennant, Bette Thompson. Jim Tidd, Dale Troey. Anita Trotter, Vkkie Von Tassel, Sharon Verdi. 67 Connie Vettel, Tom Vifaz, Glenetto Vifon, Jim Von Tesmar, Paula Wakser. Bill Walker, Linda Walton, Becky Warrincr, Ron Walt . Mary Wcograff. Chorlei Wot her bee, Jeanine Wheelock, Sharon Wilton, Mike Wisnyoi. Libby Wolfe. Jim Yarbrough, John Young, Rootevelt Young, Sandy Zetlow. I ate everything, but someone tell me, what wos it? Autographs 69 I Bill Adorns, Bill Adloy. Judy Albert, Bob Aliff, Ron Allemon. Ice Amochcr. Carlo Anderson, Tom Arcaro. Margaret Armstrong, Rick Armstrong, Brenda Arthur, Elizabeth Ashley. Mike Ashley, Paul Babiski, Judy Bor-chanowicz, Carol Barnard, Duane Bannister, Jack Bartone. Joe Bcover, Terry Bell, John Benedict, Mary Beninato, Jim Benze, Denise Bishop. Nannette, Bishop, Evelyn Bobbitt, Shelby Boone, Debbie Bowman, Joe Bownes, Mary Brace. Sandy Branscome, Sue Bronscome. Mike Brazil, Cathy Brawn, Gloria Browne, Judy Burgess. Would you believe they didn't know their picture was being token? Bill Burkhort, Susan Burks, lenore Sutler, Pot Campbell. Anthony Candela, frank Candela. Carl Carono. Roberto Cordero, Nancy Carr, Ed Carroll, Jesse Carson, Christine Corsfoter. Paulofte Carter, Judy Cose, Martin Cave. Cathy Cleversey, David Coffelt. Ed Colbert. Dan Cole. Phil Colemon, Daniel Colicchio, Donna Colucci, Barbara Corpening, Robert Cowles. Judith Cox, Elizabeth Coy, Danny Croft, Bill Crichton, Victoria Crim, Harold Crockett. Larry Crockett. Virginia Crump, Shirley Cxarzosty, Bill Dovies. Jim Davis, Karen Deitz. Barb Devereaux, Donald DeVore. David Dewey, Margaret Dinger, Rosemary DiNkkle, Potrick Doherty. Bill Douglos, Dale Dyer, Ann Eastman, Jim Ely, Patty Estes, Judy Evans. Julia Fossett, Joe Fetters. Dora Fields, Alice Fink, Josephine Flood, Normo Foltz. 73 Debbie Foy, Bill Freelond, Don Fulop. Undo Furmon, Pom Furman, Terry Furman. Clinton Gogot, Roje Goroutte, Peggy Gorriion, Gary Garvin, Tim Gory, Brenda Giddings. June Gillespie, Kathy Glosser, Gory Glotzbecker, Denise Gogul, Corol Goodell, Bill Green. Janet Grubb, Steve Guerriero. Kathy Hole, Deanno Hamilton, James Hamilton, Erk Hanoi. Terry Honno, George Hordnett. Jock Hare, Cindy Harper, James Harris, Paula Hartman. Janet Harvey, Larry Hoskins. Dovid Hathy, Judy Hathy, Dovid Hayes. Billy Henten. Freshmen Ernestine Henton, Sue Hersmon, Al-meda Hill, Connie Hlodek, Joyce Hodgkinson, Paul Hodgkinson. 74 Justine Holmes. Barry Holub, Terry Honkonen, Terry Honkonen, Eugene Hood. Martin Huffman. John Hull, Penny Humphrey, Joon Hutchins. Dione Icely, James Jockson, Raymond Jackson. David Jenks, William Jenne, Pete Jepson, Kathy Jewell, Karen Johnson, Peggy Jones. Stuart Kolifon, David Kelley, Paul Kelly. Virginia Kindoll. Carol Kirk. Robert Kirk. Rhoda Kirk, Lorraine Kivelo, Tom Kivelo, Carolyn Knight, Reggie KnowU ton, Mario Krummins. June Kinly, Mike London, Kenny Lone, Terry Lone, Joe Latak. Linda Laughlin. Roger Lowwill. David Loyfield. Linda Lcnort, Gory Leonard, Gonny Lewis. Marion Lewis, Don Lillis, Dave Loeb, Mary Loftus. Nancy Long, Ken Loose. Sherry Luce, Jim Lynch, Roberta Madar, Don Moille, Solly Mokl, Perry Mallory. 75 Francis Martone, Gail Mason, Anthony Mossucci. Bryan Matson. Edward Mayer, Don McCafferty. Robin McCartney, Pot McClure, Cindy McCoy, Tom McCulloch, Susan McKee, Vera McKinney. Tim McNamara, Jean Meaney, Ken Mendralla, Mary Ann Messent, Jan Millberg, Charlie Miller. Diane Miller, James Miller, Debbie Misinec, Christine Mollkk, Ron Molly, Jomes Mondine. Barb Moore, Doris Moore, Undo Moore, Pricy Moore, Rosemary Moore, Vernis Moore. Jeff Moores, Ricky Morse, Rose Mosser, Tom Mullen, Tommy Munger, Willie Murphy. Dave Myers. Beverly Nemitz, Gary Newsome, Ronnie Newsome, Keith Nugent, Karen O'Connor. Mary Olive. Brenda Osborne. Janice Osborne, Martha Otto, Meta Poe. Janet Palmer. Joyce Panzone, Randy Powlowski, Louite Payne, Mory Payne, Dennis Pearson, Mary Peaspanen. Don Peet. Elizobeth People , Debblo Perkin , Linda Peterion. William Peter- on, Charles Phelp . Debbie Phelp , Jim Philomeno, Jack Piokar ki, Joanne Piekarjki, Mary Pitt , David Plant . Sidney Plat , Judy Platt, Vicki Priddle, Ann Pugh, Terry Puglioso, Dora Romo Lyal Randolph, Clifford Ronier, Mork Rontala. Charles Rathbun, James Reiser, Judy Reuschling. Don Rice, Jon Rogers, Mori o Ros i, Debbie Roy. Debbie Russell. Linda Saturday. Jomes Scheonon, Kathy Schultz. Sarah Seme, Lynda Shannon, Karen Sharkey, Don Sheppard. Walter Shipp, Darlene Shtiowski. Robert Siekkinen, Michoel Sjostrom, Bessie Smith, Ginger Smith. Judy Smith, Mary Smith, Mary Beth Smith, Tom Soini, James Sporks, Julie Steward. Don Strader, Marcia Suttles, Albert Swartzfoger. Gary Swczey. Arlito Tackett, Roger Tackett. James Tamblyn, Diane Teresh, Joe Thomas, Kathy Thress, Karen Tinney. Amy Toukonen. Judy Tremblay, Joe Turano, Mary Uf-(ord, Judy Uhroin, Gale Urbano, Vicky Utz. Debbie Vorketto, Ron Verdi. Joe Vincenzo, Donald Vosburg, Jonet Wagner, Becky Walker. Karen Walker, Dave Wore, Bryant Washburn, Helen Weograff. Barbara Weaver, Robert Weaver. Wendy Weaver, Horry Wells, Judy Wells, Larry Wells. Dan Welfon, Marilyn Wencil. Trudy West. Debbie Westfall, Mike Wheeler, Alonzo White, Bob Whitney. Allan Wiley. 78 Steve Willard, Ellen Wilson, Koran Wilson, Rusty Woodburn, Ira Young, Ken Zaebst. Autographs 79 Undo Beon, Tom Carpenter, Cathy Deitz, Leona Foster, Chris Giddings, Randy Goodell. Judy Gregor, Charlotto Hamilton, Judy Hersmon, David Hjerpe, Pat Hornock, Willie Moe Jones. Harvey Leonard, Lorraine Locher, Betty McCabe, Joff Moore, Florence Reynolds, Carol Weir. Robert Wore, Dove Wallace, Mary Bobbitt, Vernon Bownes. Mike Caudill, Beverly Chapel. Clytie Coleman, Marlene Copeland, Wondo Daugherty, Rick Fenton, Pot Foy, Debbie Frohnaple. Dennis Griffiths, Tom Horvcy, Don Hazeltine, Karen Hoplight, Sonya Houck, Wayne Kaikko. Student Retakes Greg Koydo, Lindo Keller, Debbie Pinney, Cormen Rodriguez, Debbie Root, Lindo Scofuro. Joseph Schoier, Albert Shemol, Buddy Staley, Tom Stevenson, Cindy Strain, Sandra Sullivan. 80 Ken Tockett, Morcio Verdi, Corl Weaver, Undo Whipple, Richard Zin-sky, Karen Anderson. Kathleen Broil, Anthony Camplese, Doug Canter, Connie Gehring, Jackie Green, Rachel Harris. Gertrude Jones, Dennis Judge, Barbara Keen, Candice Lonty, Barbora Lee, Gerald libbey. Rayleen Morinchak, Bruce McClimons, Rosemary Mosser, Terry Nottingham, John Pulkkinen, Donna Satterfield. Ann Shipman, Jerry Smith, Mike Swanson, Solly Tissari, Anno Trout, Greg Wolfe. Superintendent Showing a fine quality of leadership and direction of the Ashtabula Area City Schools is Dr. Roger Beitler. We at AHS have appreciated his two years of service in the system. 84 Mitt Henrietta McKinley Mr. Charles Meisfer Mr. Richard Povolino 85 Principal Responsibilities of administration and supervision at Ashtabula High School rest upon its principal, Mr. Maurice E. Rowley. Completing seventeen years of service, Mr. Rowley has always taken time out from his busy schedule to lend a helping hand to those who have needed it. Assistant Principal Right-hand man to Mr. Rowley is Mr. Robert Schminky. Well-qualified to carry out his duties in office procedure and supervision of student activities, Mr. Schminky was principal of West Junior High before coming to AHS in 1965. Ashtabula High School appreciates the services he renders. 86 Counselors Advising students on personal and school problems are our counselors Mr. E. I. Gephart, Mrs. Mildred Endres, and Mr. Anthony Chiacchiero. Senior counselor, Mr. Gephart, has given suggestions and advice which should help in making many decisions throughout our lives. In their third years as counselors, Mrs. Endres and Mr. Chiacchiero have directed the underclassmen in preparation for their coming years. ATHLETICS DIRECTOR Completing his first year as AHS athletic director is Mr. Randolph Pope. Originally a teacher of biology and general science, he now teaches only biology. Of all his many activities as athletics director, perhaps the best-known is the selling of his famous Panther cushions. The warm and overwhelming applause accorded him on each appearance at assemblies is evidence of how Mr. Pope stands with the student body. His frequent smile and friendliness will long be remembered. 88 Secretaries Taking care of many office duties are the school secretaries. Performing a fine job in keeping things running smoothly at AHS are Mrs. Belle Stewart, Mrs. Sara Lengyel, Mrs. Coranna Graham, and Mrs. Betty Renn. Mrs. Betty Renn Mrs. Belle Stewort 89 Doing an important job in maintaining AHS and providing hot lunches for students, but rarely appreciated for their duties, are custodial workers and the cafeteria employees. Mr. Roy Been General Business Personal Typing Mr. Wayne Behrendt Journalism I, II Psychology Miss Mae Bethel Freshman English Mr. Homer Blackwood Auto Driving Industrial Arts Mrs. Helen Cosady Shorthand I Typing I Miss Cecelia Corbissero Drama English III Vocational English Mr. Hobart Crane Algebra I Senior Moth Review Mr. Richard Crombie Chemistry Earth Science Mr. Lawrence Del Pino General Math Geometry Mrs. Sue DeVossie French English Mr. Louis DeWein Vocotionol Printing Mrs. Corolyn Eiswerth Freshmen English Mr. Dwight Euverord General Science Biology Mr. Gene Gepharl English III, IV Miss Herta Gierth American History Vocational History Mr. Belden Gilbert Auto Mechanics Mr. George Guornieri World History World Geography Mr. James Holes Industrial Arts Advanced Woodshop Mrs. Marjorie Hamm Home Economics 92 Mr. Dean Luce Electric Shop Mr. Victor Lupo Machine Shop Mr . Mary Hedberg English III, Senior English Mr. Clinton High I Ith Grade Auto Mechanics 11th Grade Auto Related Mr. James Horst General Economics General Business Mr. Donald Horwood Algebra II Advanced Moth Miss Alfield Johnson English Miss Marie Kahne Vocational History Director of Public Relotions Mr. Ellis Klingensmith Distributive Education Mr. Donald Knott Speech 93 Mr. Gerold Mapes Sociology Economics Miss Loretta Mortello English III Vocational English Mrs. Genevieve McElroy Spanish II, III, IV Mrs. Helen McGroth Art l ll Mr. Anthony Morano Bookkeeping I Business Mochine Law Mr. Howard Morse 12th Auto Body Related Shop Mrs. Marjorie Nagle Home Economics Mr. Williom Oppenheimer Health Mr. Carl Poge Industrial Arts Advanced Woodshop Mr. Wayne Peterson Advanced Math Geometry Miss Jean Phillips English IV ■Hi Mrs. Emma Dismuke Physicol Education Health Safety Miss Suo Sooner Choir Vocal Music Mr. William Smith General Math Shop Moth Mr. Robert Spratt Generol Science Mr. Carl Sproles Senior Science General Science Mrs. Carolyn Stevenson Spanish I American History Mrs. Marjorie Stewart Girls' Physical Education, Health Mr. Norman Taylor Bond Mr. Raymond Wagner Machine Shop Mr. Robert Walters Boy's Physical Education Mr. Oovid Warner Auto Body Body Related Mr. John Worner Modern History Mr. Leo Wene General Science Physics Mrs. Doris Wetmore Cooperative Office Education Mrs. Carolyn Wilson General Moth Algebro I 96 Mr . Edith Witt Business English Business Moth Cooperotive Office Proctke Mrs. Florence Woodward Lotin I, II Mr. Robert Woodworth Civics Vocational History Mr. Edward Zosodzinski Electric Shop Electric Shop Rotated Mrs. Gertrude Zeller American History Mrs. Martha Robishaw English I. II 97 Buckinghom Palace, please.' Home Diane Church Marcia Eosterdoy Debbie Rodgers Lana Mead Linda Suttles Marguerite Hill coming Non Nichols Shoron Arnold Pot Laird Carol Griffith Beth Woodburn Any Marie Pena Twelve beaming and glorious homecoming queen candidates passed in review before the annual homecoming football throng, Oct. 14. The Panthers were victorious, 8—0, over Geneva that evening, but the suspense was not over for the girls until the Boosters' dance the following night. A large crowd watched as Nan Nichols was crowned queen. But he laid that she said . . A no Morie Peno Shoron Arnold Movo a little foster! 1966-67 Homecoming Queen Miss Non Nichols SUPERIOR STUDIO ASHTABULA. OHIO Posters, togs, fanfare, and speeches highlighted the junior and senior elections, Nov. 8. Its main purpose is to keep young people aware of government procedures. Master of ceremonies for the annual assembly was Steve English. Rivaling for office were juniors Ron Doroba, Peggy Myers, Joe Pedro, and Rose-Mory Reynolds for treasurer; Charlotte Castle, Debby Nichols, and Marlene Ranier for secretary; Carolee Furman, Mike Hutchins, and Stephanie Moody for vice-president; and Larry Albert, Walter Crump, and Bill Smiley for president. Seniors-. Kathy Dascoli and Lois Meola for treasurer; Valori Sobelewski and Cathy Ganci for secretary; Ron Herron and Marmee Loeb for vice-president; and Chuck Meadors, Dennis Nordquest, and Bill Uthe for president. ’I've told you twice now, sit downl' Class Elections 104 Ashtabula High's It's Academic team came in third on a color televised show out of Cleveland, Oct. 8. Rocky River's Magnificat finished first, Paines-ville Riverside second. A 12-volume set of Modern Nations was awarded to the AHS team. Our TV stars: David Garvin, Linda Shiflet, and Herman Kalifon. It’s Academic And in the back row, our reserves ... Pot lozorchic, David Coblitz, Barbaro Rathbun, and Dennis Nordquesf. Adviser is Mr. Mapes. 106 Assemblies A lot of loughs, fun, and excitement come out of assemblies this year. The Dart Annual kick-off assembly saw Paul Cleveland abused by Cathy Ganci and his actor-classmates because he neglected to buy a yearbook. At the homecoming assembly Stan Dunk was crowned queen in a take-off from the Homecoming tradition. I now pronounce you Queen Elizabeth Toylorinski.' I tell you. he wo wearing white socksl Here they are, our queen candidates and their escorts. Does she or doesn't she? A typical classroom. 107 Senior Class Play Jones” Director Donald Knott broke a long tradition by choosing a comedy, Tom Jones, as the senior class play. As he puts it, Tom Jones is a play of high quality, and it presented a challenge to the director and to the cast. Cast (In order of appearance) Partridge ....... Bridget Allworthy Squire Allworthy Deborah ......... Jenny Jones...... Captain Blifil Blif.1........... Tom Jones........ Thwackum......... Square........... Mr. Western .... Sophia Western . Miss Western Honour .......... Justice Dowling . Doctor........... Highwayman ... Harriet Fitzpatrick Mr. Fitzpatrick .. Mrs. Whitefield .. Susan........... Lady Belloston .. Nancy............ Constable ....... Servants........ ....... Bill Uthe .....Judy Wynn ____Doug Myers . Barbara Sousa .... Cathy Ganci .....Bill Rennick .... Steve English .....Ron Herron ____Dave Ashley .... Jim Barchok .....Andy Pifer ... Cherie Wolfe .....Lana Mead Valori Sobolewski .......Ken Molin . Chuck Meadors ... Howard Hall _____Linda Ward .... Dave Garvin .... Nan Nichols .. Barbara Sousa ... Marmee Loeb ..... Linda Fink ____ Bill Rennick . Shirley Waldron Lillian Cimorell 109 ROW ONE: Roylene Morinchok, Undo Freed®. Sue Amldon, Peggy Murphy, Karen Sharkey, Mary Loftus, Debbie Jo Russel, Janet Dolin, Chorleen Dicdrichs, Rosalind Moody, Paula Wakser, Cindy Babcock, Cathy Hale, Carole Dewey. ROW TWO: Josephine Flood, Debbie Fronaplo, Cindy Frost, Koren Davino, Brenda McCool, Judy Hathy, Sandy Branscome, Linda Jackson, Ginny Kindoll, Karen Johnson, Sue Doyle, Julie Fasseft, Roberta Madar, Joan Hutchins, Judy Tremblay. ROW THREE: Connie Hladek, Marilond Brown, Jane Norton, Linda Scofuro, Kathy Deli-gianis, Sandy Sullivan, Debbie Prcsciano, Sandy Marsh, Mary Ellsworth, Mary Lynne Brace, Jim Green, Linette Lcwe, Linda Dalton, Barbara Lee, John Hladeck, Bruce Braymon, Tom Goldsmith. Such attentive spectators! Best Boosters of all were Marcia Easterday, vice-president; Debbie Nichols, secretory-treasurer,- and Linda Corlett, president. Booster Club The members and their adviser, Mr. Gerald Mopes, meet once a month to plan money-raising projects, make posters for games, and plan such events os the homecoming ceremonies, to mention only a few of their activities. Their prime objective is to boost school spirit which they did this year by selling AHS pennants and decals and by operating the concession stand at basketball games. An outgrowth of the old Service Club, it was organized by Mr. Robert Ball and Mr. Louis Revelant in 1956. A friend In need i� o friend indeed, ond Mr. Mope seem to be making one. ROW ONE: Morcio Eojterday, Debbie Rodger , Cindy Oljen, Colleen Moyer, lono Meod, Barb Tanner. ROW TWO: Sue VonRyn, Barb O'Brien, Sue Peterangelo. Linda Corlett, loi Cook, Dione Kelley, Ron Doroba. loi Meolo, lindo Ward. ROW THREE: Kathy Dojcoli, Stephonie Moody. Linda Fink, Mary Beth Devereoux, Jone Edge, Carol Hietonen, Fiono Wilion, Pat Laxarchic. ROW THREE: Lorene Tittle, Doug Myer� , Toni Watt , Non Nfcholi, Bill Uthe. Ron Herron, Ron Holman, Debbie Nichol . Lindo Yohrou . Loi Adley. Shirley Dolin. Ill Varsity A’ Those boys who hove earned varsity letters in any competitive sport are members of Varsity ,AThe club is in charge of selling football and basketball programs at the games. The money made by this goes toward the buying of various things needed by the athletics department. The sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are members are distinguished by their lefterman's jackets. Heads of the leftermons' club were Howard Hall, vice-president; Paul Soini, president; and Bob 8illman. secretory-treasurer. ROW ONE; Keith Carlson. Howord Hall. Tom Coleman, Bill Smiley. Pete Sardella. Dan Aronson, Bill Howe, Joy Welty. ROW TWO: Otis Sandidge, Tom Dinger. Joe Pedro. Andy Nappi, Dave Clemens. Bob Lowther. ROW THREE: Roger Hutchison. Robin Hinson, Brad Taylor, Paul Somi, Bill Koydo, Don Parrot, Bill Poe, Clyde Jackson. ROW FOUR: Dave Ashley, Jerry Lyons, Dennis Irby. Alvin Benton, Ron Showalter, Bob Billman, Larry Albert, Phil Foine, Bill Newhaufs. 112 ROW ONE: Rosemary Reynold , Koren Johnson, Janice Osborn, Sue Burks, Debby Renn, Diane Church, Wanda Dougherty, Sherry Cooley, Debbie Crump. Ann Povolino. ROW TWO: Sue Krasnoff, Anita Trotter, Cathy Her I, Julie Fossett, Virginia Crump, Mary Ufford. Kathy Hanselman, John Hou er. Dove Loeb, Karen Schupska, Ron McLean. Dove long ROW THREE: Mark Rantola. Andy Noppi, Rog«f Hutchison, Chuck Meadors. Bob Billman, Lorry Albert, Paul $oini� Joy Welty, Alonzo White, Walter Barchanowicz, Pat McClure, Eric Honol. Not shown are: Larry Cutter, Howard Hall. Dennis Nordquost, Bill Brown, Carol Furmon, Viki Westerburg, Jerry Glaus, Pot McNamara, Tina Pedro, Tom Simon, Terry Bell, Pat McCloud. Student Senate Home room presidents serve on the Student Senate. This ruling body adopts rules and forms committees for various purposes. Under the supervision of Mr. Robert Schminky, the senators also decorated the school and collected food for needy families during the Christmas season. They and the football team made the decision as to who would be homecoming queen. The club's regular meeting dates are the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Hoods of our school for the '66-67 year were Roger Hutchison, president; Denny Nordquest, vice-president; Cathy Her I, treasurer,- and Sue Krosnoff, secretory. 113 ROW ONE: Becky McKay, Wendy Snyder, Debbie Vincenzo, Mary Klingensmith. odviser. ROW THREE: Connie Hole, Shoron Gillespie, Pulkinen, Dorlene Wogner. Judy Mortin. ROW TWO: Kay Dalton. John Mitchem, Buzzy Newkirk, Bruce Ivori, Juanita Tackett, Shirley Joyce Johns, Debbie Shcosley, Shoron Arnold, KorJo Fink, Mr. Moore. D-Ed Started in 1940 as the Retailers Club, the organization was changed in 1949 to DECA. Today there are over 169 chapters throughout the nation. Ohio is the fourth largest state in memberships. To gain leadership development through working with fellow members to accomplish projects ... to gain vocational understanding through classroom study ... to gain civic consciousness through contact with public and civic organizations ... to gain social intelligence through working with people both on a business and social level are the main purposes of the club. D-ED officers who led their club were Dorlene Wogner, vice-president; Mory Pulkinen. secretary,- Debbie Vincenzo, president; Dorlene Caruso, treasurer. f C.O.E. Working os receptionists, stenogrophers, bookkeepers and clerical workers, are the present part-time job of these future career girls. Developing leadership ability as well as fellowship ability are the aims of the club. An annual event is Bosses' Night, an affair which honors the girls' on-the-job supervisors. COE officers for the yeor were Kothy Shears, president. Barb Knott, treasurer; Cathy Czorzosty. vice-president; Joyce Norris, historian; Sharon Wakeman. photogrophy; Imogen Hunt, secretary. ROW ONE: Chris Scheonon, Kothy Shears, Barbora Tiitto. Hilda Ramos, Anna Rodriguez. ROW TWO: Susan Parish, Brenda Beaver, Cathy Czorzosty, Barbara Knott, Julie Bair, Miss Willis, adviser. ROW THREE: Imo-gene Hunt, Morlene Mitzer, Sharon Wakeman. Louise Rexrood, Joyce Norris. 115 lit ROW: Cherle Wolfe, Linda Word, Pot Simonds. Jeon Warring. Lynn Hanel, Brenda Stafford, Pot Gionnell. ROW 2: Jarii Mor-riion, Brenda McCool, Jane Ever. Lillian CimoreU, Marcia Elifon, Pot Hornock, Linda Shiflot. Debbie Crump, Connie Veftel, Dianne VanAllen, Janet Payne, Barbara Rathbun, Cathy Root, Sue Peter-angelo. 3rd ROW; David Puterbough, Any Mario Pena, Debbi Root, Judy Johnion, Bonnie Pol, Toni Wotti, Jane Edge, Suzi Hill, Jane Norton, Anne Pavolino, Sharon Wilion, Bonnie Simondi. Refti Hill, Diane Burkhart, Debbie Preiciano. 4th ROW: Wayne Myeri. Lorry Cutter, David Garvin. Mark Pugh, Joe Miller, Joanne Meaney, Bob Jepion, Linda Fink, Linette Lowe, Cathy Hortt, Chrii Kelner, Linda Fargo, Sue VonRyn, Lynette Lind. A.F.S. At AHS the club was formed five years ago to help our foreign exchange student from Greece to adjust to our school. Its purpose is to improve world understanding by learning to know the exchange student as a person ond to understand the hopes and fears of the future. A spring picnic and several events with clubs from neighboring schools were planned as activities throughout the year. The club buys a class ring for the student and takes the student as a guest into Ashtabulan homes during the year. Off5c ri Ihi year w®r® Br®ndo Stafford. i«nior reprei«ntativ®; Woyn® My® a, junior r®pr®ientotiv®; R®efi Hill, vk®-pr®iid®nt; Dov® Garvin, pr iid®n� ; Lynn Han®l, i®crefory-tr®oiur®r. Jolly officers who lead their dramatic friends ore Lana Mood, vice-president; Bill Uthe, president; Steve English, treasurer; and Cothy Ganci. secretary. Thespians Part of a nation-wide organization, the AHS Troupe 366 of the National Thespian Society has been in existence for sixteen years under the direction of Mr. Donald Knott. The club's chief purposes are promoting an interest in all phases of the theater and furthering the acting experiences of interested students. ROW ONE: Valori Sobolewski, Cherio Wolfe, Borboro Sousa. ROW TWO: Judy Wynn, lono Mead, Linda fink, Kathy Dascoli. Nan Nichols. Linda Ward. ROW THREE: Jim Barchok, Doug Myers, Bill Uthe, Dovid Garvin, Melvin Spring. ROW FOUR: Mr. Donald Knott, adviser, David Ashley, Howard Hall, Andy Pifer. Ron Herron, Ken Malin, Steve English. 117 FTA officer� were Judy Johnson, vice-president; Cheryle Chiormonte, president; Debby Renn, secretory; and Ron Dorobo. treosurer. FIRST ROW; Mono Chopmon, Debbie Crump, Lynda Walton, Sue Sheppard. SECOND ROW: Jane Fleissner, Sue Amidon, Sherry Cooley, Debby Renn, Cindy Walton, Linda Freedc, Debbie Root, Cindy Babcock. Sandy Emmel. Carol Dewey, Rosalind Moody, Brendo Stafford, Pat Glonnell. THIRD ROW: Miss Phillips, adviser. Marjorie Long, Chorleen Diedrkhs, Carol Hart, Sandy Taylor, Ron Dorobo. Joyce Powell, Barbara Millberg, Kathy Coursen, Sandy Freeland, Joan Hedrick, Pat Simonds. Jonet Poyne, Lois Meola. FOURTH ROW: Lynda Weaver, Martha Miller, Ivory Culpepper, Marilyn Brown, Karen Hoxeltine, Carmen Rodriguez, Lindo Fink. Pat Foy, Cheryle Chiaromonte, Judy Wynn, Barb O'Brien, Sue Peterangelo, Carol Hietonen. Barb Boysaw, Mae Ford. 118 FIRST ROW: Mr� . Hedberg, odvijer, Anita Trotter. Carol Palmer, Sue Svenion, Kathy Deligionis, Karen Oavino. Judy Johnjon. Be ky Lynch, Lorraine Stevenjon, Bonnie Millberg, Pat Laird, Barry Harper, Keith Harper, Janij Morrijon. SECOND ROW; Chris Hig. bee, Peggy Collender. Sandy Sullivan, Joanne Meoney, Steph Moody, Kathy DiBell, Ginnie Persinger, Diane 8urkhart, Lynn Honel. Cheryl Humphrey, Shirley Dalin, Fiona Wilson, Step Lkate, Jane Edge. THIRD ROW: Sue Van Ryn, Mary Ellsworth. Steve English, David Leonard. Bob Jepson, Jim Green. Brod Luce. Kathy Horst, Mark Pugh, Jeff Moore, Lorry Cutter. Melvin Spring. Future Teachers of America's main purposes are to enable members to learn about the opportunities in teaching, to cultivate the qualities essential in a good teacher, to foster the development of student leadership, and to render service to the school and community. Among the club's annual planned events are a potluck supper, visitation to different schools, and a June breakfast honoring graduating seniors. FTA was started by Mrs. Helen Wight and Miss Margaret Howard and is now sponsored by Mrs. Mary Hedberg and Miss Jean Phillips. I 9 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hamm, adviser, Rebecca Warriner, June Gillespie, Anna Trout, Mary Weagroff SECOND ROW: Donna Getsey, Janet Norris, Donna Fleming, Karen Shelott, Mrs. Nagle, adviser. THIRD ROW: Pot Foy, Mary Hood, Penny Hare, Tammy Munger, Vicki Crim, Betty Peoples. FHA The AHS Future Homemakers of America is a club which emphasizes the importance of worthy home membership. Headed by home ec teachers Mrs. Hamm and Mrs. Nagle, this organization encourages democracy in home life and promotes a growing appreciation of homemaking. Officers included Donna Fleming, president; Mary Weagroff, secrotary; Penny Hare, treasurer; Pat Foy, vice-president; and Tammy Mungi, historian. 120 t Projectionists For about twenty years students hove perpetuated this club which chiefly concerns itself with the audiovisual program. Although money-making activities have been limited, the club has purchased a considerable amount of audio-visual equipment for the school. Hoad of the club this year were David Moores, president; Melvin Spring, secretory-treasurer; and Mike Crane, vice-president. FIRST ROW: Don Vosburg, Ron Allemon, Thomas Arcoro, Tim McNamara, Eddie Kish. Dave Chapman, Bob Beaver. SECOND ROW: Mr. D. E. Euverard, adviser, Ken Loose. Dan Rice, Mike Sharkey. Foster Baker, Dennis Crislip, Jim Sparks. TOP ROW: Bill Brown, Jeff Mooro, David Moores, Mike Crone, Bill Poe, Joe Pedro, Woyne Kaikko, Terry Lane. FIRST ROW: Marcia Eosterdoy, Cindy Babcock, Carol Dey, Debbie Crump, Viki Westerburg, Carol Dewey. SECONO ROW: Jane Norton, Linda Dalton, Dorryl Senskey, Sue Amidon, Lois Meola, Debbie Frohnople, Connie Vetfel. Cindy Olsen, Audrey Keeler, Steph Licate, Debbie Rodgers. THIRD ROW: Karen Schupsko, Rcefi Hill, Jim Tidd, Einar Olsen, Don Koski, Non Nichols. Bill Uthe, Debbie Nichols, Iona Mead, Marmeo Loeb, Pot Lazarchic. FOURTH ROW: Larry Fox, Pefor Sardello, Mike Hutchins, Andy Nappi, Dave Ashley, Ron Herron, Brian Anderson, Doug Myers. Doug Myers, Chuck Meadors, Jon Aronson. Hi-Y Teens A co-educational club for tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade students, the Hi-Y-Teens has been in existence for two years at AHS. Besides doing welfare projects, the club also sponsors dances, goes Christmas caroling, skiing ot Peak 'n Peak and has interesting meetings featuring dating panels and various speakers. Two boys and girls from the high school club are elected to serve on Youth Center Council, which chooses records for the Y-Center and plans special dances among other things. Mrs. Johnson is the adviser. Hard-working officer for this year were Chuck Meadors, president; Non Nichols, vice-president; Corol Dey. secretory; and Cindy Bobock. treasurer. 122 Keeping ovid basketball fans in good spirits is a primary purpose of our pep band. The group plays during pep assemblies, at election assembly, and before and during basketball games. On an occasion this year when the group couldn't play at an assembly, a record was substituted. It wasn't until then that many realized how much they really add to the life around AHS. left to right: Jerry Horst, lorry Johnson, Ron Hcrnock, Rosty Woodburn, Norman Cook, David Gorvin, Dan Sietmon. Rondy Goodell, Joe Miller, Wolter Crump, John Rodgers, Dovid Jenks, Tom Stevenson, Charles Holmes, Dove Plants. Pep Band Red Cross Council This group of ten students and their adviser, Mrs. Helen Casady, do civic service such as packing Christmas boxes for the County Home. One might say these volunteers are all heart. FIRST ROW: Beverly Chapel, Betty Taylor, Undo Newsome. Janet, Norris. SECOND ROW; Susan Otto, Chorlotte Hamilton, Louise Xrtmon. Mrs. Cosody, adviser. 123 Editor-in-chief for thi year's magozine wos Lynette Lind. Advisers were Mrs. Mory Hedberg ond Miss Loretta Mortello. Business Staff; FIRST ROW.- Bob Lowther, Lono Mead. Cothy Oeitz. Judy Hersmon, Don Sietman, Bill Nevhoffs. TOP ROW; Lynn Hanel, Non Nichols Potpourri Editorial Board: FIRST ROW; Cothy Herl, Lynette Lind, Sharon Wilson. Jone Fleissner, Judy Wynn, Mory Ufford, Paula Wakser. SECOND ROW; David Potpourri, AHS's literary magazine, consists of work from the students themselves. Themes, essays, poems, and short stories moke up the magazine's approxi- 124 Staff Coblitz, Chris Hoorn, David Gorvin, Jim Browne. Ed Meyer, Wayne Myers. mately eighty-five pages. Miss Loretta Mar-tello and Mrs. Mary Hedberg have been the advisers of Potpourri since the idea was revived four years ago. Layout Staff: FIRST ROW: Rojo Baldwin, Diane Burkhart. Karen Dovino. Marcia Eosterday. SECOND ROW: Cindy Olsen, Mary Beth McCalmont. Helen Wesgroff, Sue Cowles, Bev Broymon. Typing and Art: FIRST ROW: Peggy Myers, Marcia Eosterdoy, Ron McLean. TOP ROW; David Leonard, Sue Cowles, Sue Von Ryn. 125 Stage Crew The scenery and all backstage work for our plays and special assemblies are the responsibility of the stage crew headed by junior Melvin Spring and assistant Phillip Sneary, senior. Thanks to their talent, our speaker systems, lights, and so forth are kept in excellent condition. Stage crew officers for the 66-67 yeor were Melvin Spring, president, and Phil Sneary, vice-president. ROW h Dennis Crislip, Jeff Moore, Jim Barchok, Poul Jenne, Dave Chapman. ROW 2: Bill Brown, David Mooros, Wayne Kaikko, Melvin Spring. ROW 3: Jeff Moores. 126 Mothomotkol whizzes who heoded the group were Clayton Cosiml, secretary; Hermon Kalifon. vke-presi-dent; and David Coblitz, president. Math Club The Math Club of AHS, which is now under the supervision of Mr. Donald Horwood, was formed in 1963 as an informal group of those interested in moth for fun and possible careers. The members delve into mathematical topics not treated in high school, learn direct applications of math in various vocations, ond develop a greater interest in the subject. FIRST ROW; Mr. Horwood. adviser, Brian Humphrey. Mr. Petorson. adviser. SECOND ROW: Bill Smiley. David Coblitz. Clayton Cosimi. THIRD ROW: Dove Leonord. Herman Koliforn. Stuart Kolifon. 127 ROW ONE: Rosillo Baldwin, Sherry Cooley, Sandy Emmel, Peggy Morphy, Anita Trotter, Peggy Steen, Linda Scafuro, Pat Glannell, Tina Pedro, Lynda Walton, Paula Wakser. SECOND ROW: Marjorie Long, Barbara Burnette, Linda Burger, Linda Baird, Jim vonTesmor, Linda Whipple, Mary Ellen Ellsworth, Debby Presciano, Sharon Wilson, Einar Olsen, Kathy Honselmon, Debby Root, Charleen Diedrichs, Mrs. Woodward, adviser. THIRD ROW: Bill Walker, Gary Cleversey, Tom Doll, John Houser, Don Fassctt, Doug O'Brien, Don King, John Dromis, Ron Hornock, Bill Hughes, Werner Noesner, John Hladek, Doug Herl, Doug Blanchard. Latin Club Latin Club's main objectives are to promote a better understanding of the Latin language and of our heritage through studying classical customs and to foster appreciation of the Romans' way of life. It was organized in 1965-66 as a member of the Junior Classical League. Among annual activities are a Christmas pro- gram and gifts for the women of the Smith Home. Regular monthly meetings usually are highlighted by a play about Roman life. A point system has been adopted to encourage participation. Adviser is Mrs. Florence Woodward. Lotin Club officer during thi year were John Hlodec. vice-president; Linda Whipple, secretory,- Anita Trotter, president; and Werner Noesner, treasurer. FIRST ROW: Don Aronson, Dovid Puterbough, Ken Zaebst. Joyce Cimorell. Lorraine Stevenson, Sue Miller. Nanette Bishop. THIRD Powell, Debbie Crump, Becky Downie, Sue Amidon, Cherie Wolfe, ROW: Sandy Marsh, James Marion, Ron Gierth, Tim Marzec. Don Cathy Zinsky, Mary Alice Pitts. SECOND ROW: Cloyton Cosimi, Koski, Dan Sietmon, Jerry Hurst, Helen Weograff. Linette Lowe, Jim Riffle, Bruce Broyman, Jim vonTesmar, Sue Cowles, Mimi Cothy Horst, Lynn Hanel. Stuort Kalifon. Cress, Greg Marzec, Ginnie Persinger, Nancy Airakinen, Lillian Acquainting French students with the actual French way of living and trying to instill a desire to learn French voluntarily and to speak French out of class are purposes of this organization. A bake sale is held in November to raise money for foster children and for the Benevolent Fund of Ashtabula Area City Schools. The club meets the second Tuesday of each month either at the school or at a member's home. French Club Leading the club were Lynnette Lowe, vice president; Clayton Cosimi, president. Sue Amidon, secretary; Tim Morcez, treasurer I; Dave Puter-baugh, treasurer III; Don Aronson, sergeont-ot-arms; and Greg Marcez. treasurer II. 129 ROW Is Jocquelyn Green, Debbie Vorketfa, Peggy Garrison, Mary Loftys, Karen Johnson, Jean Warring, Barboro Mare, Rosemary Moore, Mary Messent, Judy Uhraine, Sandra Freeland, Cheryl Humphrey, Mary Jane Bumgarner. ROW 2: Judy Albert, Kathleen Brail, Cindy Frost, Janice Osborn, Sue Burks, Sue Doyle, Connie Vetfcl, Jane Edge, Marcia Elston, Pat Hornack, Judy John- son. ROW 3: Walter Crump, Mory Lynn Broce. Chris Kelncr, Lois Adley, Judy Tremblay, Joan Hutchins. Julie Fassett, Don Maille, Bill Jenne, Tim McNamara, Alice Fink. ROW 4: Brian Humphrey, David Jenks, Tom Raske, Dave Dewey, Carol Carono, David Ware, Ken Luce, Tom Arcaro, Steve Willard, Jim Philomeno. Spanish I Spanish I Club, an outgrowth of Spanish II Club, was organized three years ago because it was felt Spanish II was too far advanced for the newer students. Films, speakers, songs, games, and parties usually constituted the meetings. A spring banquet is an annual affair. 130 Spanish I officers were Mary Loftus, treasurer,-Stephanie Moody, president; Walter Crump, vice-president; Cindy Frost, secretary. Spanish II Spanish II Club, El Circulo Espanol, is an organization of second, third, and fourth-year Spanish students headed by Mrs. Genevieve McElroy. The club has existed since 1927 and gives pupils a chance to use Spanish in a practical way and to enjoy the language and friendship of classmates. Each year the members engage in a Christmas party, complete with pinafa and Christmas carols in Spanish. At the end of the year the club enjoys a picnic or banquet. Officers this year were Denny Nordquesf, president; Sue Krosnoff. vice-president; Lois Meok , treasurer; Mary Beth Devereaux, secretory. 1st ROW: Mrs. McElroy. adviser, Suzi Hill, Marie Svpina. Cathy Root, Suzanne Peckol, Linda Freedc. Jane Evar, Janis Morrison. Pot Laird. ROW 2: Bonnie Pol, Potty Owens, Linda Dalton, Bev Brayman, Borboro Rothbun. Sue VonRyn, Kathy Deligianis, Linda Meredith, Lois Meolo, Dove Long. Bob Lowther. ROW 3: Denny Nordquest, Mary Beth Devereaux, Sue Krosnoff. Bonnie Simonds, Linda Fargo, Fiona Wilson, Chris Higbee, Shirley Dolin. Bill Newhofs, David Garvin, Tom Stevenson, Joe Peckol. 131 Row 1: Kathleen Broil, Sheri luce. ROW 2: Solly Richards, ROW I: Pot Crane, Jon Rogers, Don Sietmon, Dale Hodgkinson, Walter David Jenks, Morcio Elston. ROW 3- R0n Hornock, Ed Crump. ROW 2: Bill Burkhart. Charles Holmes, Glen Pizor. Carrol, Dove Plonts, Debby Renn. ROW 1 •. Undo Burger. ROW 2: Greg Serpico, Metta Poe. ROW 3: Don Aronson, Tom Stevenson, Randy Goodell. ROW 4: Wayne Myers. Dave Garvin. Allen Sloybough, Larry Rappe. ROW 1: Peggy Myers, Diono Swedenborg, Susan Hill. ROW 2: Ann East man. Bill Freeland. Joe Schoier. ROW 3: Alan Wiley, Tina Pedro, Perry Mallory. ROW 4: Rusty Woodburn, Dove Fritz. Jerry Hurst, lorry John son. Drum Major. Jim Davis AHS has two major instrumental groups under the direction of Mr. Norman Taylor. The morching band presented special programs at the football games and appeared on special outdoor occasions. The concert band mode their initial 1967 appearance on January 29. At band camp in the summer of 1966 a movie was made of the activities which took place. This was shown at their band banquet—a luau—at the YM-YWCA. Majorette Pat Gionnell, Marlene Ranier, Chris Kelner, Lynn Honel. Peggy Myers, and Toni Watts. ROW I: Mory Olive. Kathy Jewell. Mary Alice Pitts, Judy Albert, Ann Shipman. ROW 2: Brenda Giddings. Bill Fuller. Karen Anderson, Sandy Enmel, Pot Hornock. Bor bora Tanner. ROW 3: Sue Svenson, Cheryle Chioramonte. Anne Pavolino, Lorraine Stevenson, Toni Watts, Marlene Ranier, Peggy Callender. ROW 4: Rhonda Luce, Norman Cook, Gale Hodgkinson, Jeff Anderson, Joe Miller, John Davis, Loretta Brewer. ROW Is Amy Toukonen. Joyce Hodgkinson, Susan Sheppard, Denise Gogul, Carol Goodell. ROW 2: Pat Gionnell, Becky Downey, Chris Kelner, Mary Beth Smith, Pot Foy, Lois Linderman. ROW 3: Jim Ely. Cathy Horst, Jone Ever, Lynn Honel. Diane Burkhart, Ginnie Persinger, Linda Baird. Jerry Hurst, Dove Fritz, and Lorry Johnson are featured in a band number. 133 ROW 1i Alan Wiley. Tom Stevenson, Brenda Giddings, Pat Hor-nock, Linda Burger, Sheri Luce, Ann Eastman. ROW 2: David Jenks, Larry Rappe, Sally Richards, Randy Goodell, Marcia Els ton, Suzl Hill, Ann Pavolino, Ginnie Persinger, Karen Anderson. Kathleen Brail, Kathy Jewell, Debby Ronn. ROW 3: Wayne Myers, Greg Serpico, Don Aronson, Ed Carrol, Dave Plants, John Rodgers, David Garvin, Metta Pae, Diane Swedenborg, Bill Fuller. Marching Band ROW It Mary Ellen Olive, Mary Alice Pitts, Sue Sheppard, Amy Toukonen, Becky Downey, Tina Pedro, Sandy Emmel, Carol Goodell. Ann Shipman. ROW 2: Sue Svenson. Joyce Hodgkinson, Lois Linderman, Pat Foy, Gail Collier, Peggy Callender, Gail Hodgkinson, Barbara Tanner, Denise Gogul, Mary Beth Smith, Judy Albert, Cheryle Chioromonte. ROW 3: Bill Freeland, Rhonda Luce, Linda Baird, Pot Crane, Perry Malory, Glen Pizor, Rum Wood-burn, Bill 8urkhort, Norman Cook, Walter Crump, Lorraine Stevenson, Loretta Brewer, Diane Burkhart, Jane Evar. ROW 4: Paul Alleman, Joe Schaier, Jim Ely, Charles Holmes, Dave Fritz, Dan Sletman, Jerry Hurst, Lorry Johnson, Dale Hodgkinson, Jeff Anderson, John Davis, Joe Miller, Cathy Horst, Ron Hornock. Madrigals, on informol group, consists of a selected few choir members. This group sings for civic organizations and does special arrangements during choir concerts. Members include lynette Lind, Linda Corlett. Steve English, Jonis Morison, Debby Renn, Phil Sneary, and Linda Shiflot. Not shown are Dove McKinnon, Jock Mat-son, and Keith Cobbledick. Mixed Ensemble consists of Barb Rathbun, Debbie Root, Jane Edge, Cathy Root, Judy Johnson, Bill Walker, Jim Tidd, Werner Noesner, Dovo Puterbaugh, Ana Morie Pona, Einor Olsen, Allen Morris, Jock Matson, and Peggy Steen. Choir ROW It Debbie Crump, Marjorie Long, Debby Renn, Corol Hood, Cathy Deitz, Connio Vettol, Peggy Steen, Sherry Cooley, Ana Marie Pena, Barbora Rathbun, Cathy Root. ROW 2: Pat Owens, Jane Edge, Linda Lewis, Linda Corlett, Werner Noesner, Steve English, Bill Walker, Doug Herl, Lorene Tittle, Roiilond Moody, Debbie Root, Becky Lynch, Beverly Chapel, Anita Trotter. ROW 3: Jone Norton, Linda Forgo, David Puterbaugh, Don Fassett, Bruce Burns. Jim vonTesmor, Jim Tidd, Linda Meredith, Linda Dalton, Barbara Burnette. ROW 4: Judy Johnson, Cothy Hansel-man, Penny Murphy, Lynette Lind, David McKinnon, Allen Morris, Harold Palmer, Jock Matson, Einor Olsen, Phil Sneary, Linda Shiflet, Janis Morrison, Susan Amidon. 135 News writers and section editors: ROW 1: Mormee Loeb, Undo Fink, Barbara O'Brien; SECOND ROW: Susie Cowles, Cathy Gonci, Jane Fleissner, Shirley Peterson; THIRD ROW: Howard Hall, Robert Kuivinen, Ron Herron. Annual Business Staff: Debbie Rodgers, Advertising Man- Carol Tokocs, Circulation; and Steph licote, Advertising ager, Nan Nichols. Business Manager; Judi Rice. Circulation.- Manager. Newspaper Business Staff: Reeti Hill, Business Manager; Dart Kickoff Assembly Dart Staff Ad Solicitors: Darryl Senskey, Roger Hutchison, Chuck Meadors, and Doug Myors. Adviser: Mr. Woyne Behrendt 137 ROW 1i Volori SobolcwskI, Cberie Wolfe. ROW 7: Mrj. McGrath, adviser. Karen Dovino. Amy Toukonen, Marilyn Wencil. ROW 3: Larry Broodston, Helen Weograff. Mary Ann Pea-spa nen. Art Club Eight students make up this year's Art Club, an organization of art students who want to do extra work, projects, and the like. To promote an interest and to develop skills in art are the goals the club. Adviser is Mrs. Helen McGrath, art teacher at AHS. Lemo Although Lemo almost didn't make it this year due to mechanical breakdown, he managed to come back strong. Each year a student is appointed by Mr. Rowley to be Lemo. This gay, hilarious cat frolics among the marching band at football games, gives cheerleaders piggy-back rides, leads cheers, and chooses winners for Win this Game at pep assemblies. Many little children are enthralled by our cat and some have even petted his nose. This year Stan Dunk wore the honors with Linda Shiflet and Kathy Meredith as substitutes. Lemo trie for two. 138 Ron McLean, ng. ROW 3: ROW It ROW 2: St Tom I The juniors of AHS participated in intramural bowling every Tuesday during homeroom and lunch periods. Mr. Robert Walters, adviser, coaches six teams who play each other and try to acquire good averages. The Fearsome Foursome, Lucky Strikes, Holy Rollers, Gutterballs, Porcupines, and Whiz-Bangs were the chosen names of the teams. 139 Bowling's more fun with o human target.' Junior Class Play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough depicted the sparkling and exuberant escapades of two delightful girls, Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough, who were determined to prove how mature and cosmopolitan they could be on an uproarious and charming trip to Europe. AHS congratulates the junior class cost, Mr. Donald Knott, director, and Miss Cecelia Corbissero, technical director, for an excellent performance. The cast included John Kivela, Cindy Richards, Melvin Spring, Peggy Myers, Roger Wetlaufer, Jane Edge, Wayne Myers, Joe Pedro, Becky Lynch, Francis Flood, Richard Luce, Gail Brown, Bonnie Millberg, JoAnn Meony, Bob Jepson, and Barry Harper. The stage crew consisted of Larry Rappe, Ron Scherman, Allen Friedstrom, Bill Stevenson, Stephanie Moody, Diane Smith, Mike Bettilyon, and Jim Ferguson. MO ft The 1966 football season was a fine team effort os the Black Cats rolled up a record of 7 wins and 2 losses. Led by twelve seniors, the Panthers after an opening-game loss came back with six straight victories to win the N.E.C. and City Series championships. Bula Varsity Record Oppone 8 Mentor 18 34 Wickliffe 6 24 Harvey 0 10 Conneaut 0 26 Edge wood 12 8 Geneva 0 28 St. John 12 14 Harbor 2 0 Riverside 8 14 Harbor Prev. 12 7 WINS 2 LOSSES 145 You mean this ain't the but to Cleveland!' Dave (Ollie) Clemens Quarterback Roger Hutchinson Halfback Robin Hinson Halfback Senior Ed Ad,®y Otis Sandidge Guofd Guard Oove Ashley Guard Walter Miller Fullback Ron Showalter Foul Soinl End End Lettermen Randy Caruso Tackle Bob Billman Randy Tolcott Tackle End Didn't I HEY fella, your shoe's untied!' j«e you on Shock Theatre last night? Only LAVA con clean iheie hand . . Mr. Anthony Chiocchterro Head Coach Coaching Staff The 1966 Ashtabula Panther football team finished another winning season under the direction of head coach Mr. Tony Chiacchiero. Assisting him in the job were Mr. Gene Gephart and Mr. Randy Pope. Mr. Gene Gephart Auisfont Coach Mr. Randy Pope Ajjijtant Coach 152 Jim Green Greg Koydo Managers Jim Green, Greg Kaydo, and Dan Parretf served as managers for fhe 1966 football team. The boys always had a friendly smile and a word of encouragement for the players in time of victory or defeat. They contributed greatly in the winning of the City Series and N.E.C. championships. Don Porett 153 Hi Yo, Gong! THAT'S HINSON SPELLED Varsity, Rah 154 You're out of itep, HUTCHMI Going down,' And then I'm going to run.' Basketbal Left to right: Robin Hinton, Lorry Albert, Bob Billmon, Bill Koydo, Ron Showolter, Alvin Benton, Jerry Lyont, Phil Foine, Howord Holl, Joy Welty, Dave Clement, ond Andy Noppi. The Ashtabula Panthers endowed with height and experience handed Coach Gene Gephart his finest overall record 14 wins and 3 losses—in his reign as head mentor of Ashtabula High. The Black Cats, rolling up six city victories against no defeats, marched to their fourth consecutive City Series Championship. Their only losses coming at the hands of Conneaut and Geneva in close games, the squad provided the fans with many thrills throughout the season. 156 Varsity Record Harbor Opponent 42 Erie Vincent 46 Geneva 47 Wickliffe 40 Edgewood 44 Jefferson 43 Erie Academy 45 Conneaut 70 Eastlake North 72 St. John 57 Harbor 45 Geneva 61 Edgewood 47 Harvey 39 Conneaut 71 St. John 53 Riverside 44 WON 3 LOST Starting Five Ron Showalter (Forword) Dave Clemens (Guord) Managers Ken McCool, Dave Estes, Sam Esposito, and Dave Grant served as monagers for the varsity basketball team this year. They worked hard in keeping the team and equipment well groomed and always had a word of encouragement for the boys on the team. Coach Mr. Gene Gephart served as head mentor for the Ashtabula Panthers again this year. Mr. Gephart in his sixth year as cooch was presented with his winningest season totaling 14 wins and 3 losses. 159 Dove Clemens (4), dives for the boll in oction ogoinst St. John. Jerry Lyons (21) goes up for the jump boll. One for the money, two for the score.' 160 Ron Showalter find the going a little rough. Howard Hall Adds Two UP. UP. UP AND AWAY. 161 The Junior Varsity finished strong this year with a record of 13 wins and 4 losses. They provided exciting basketball before all the varsity games with their fast break and excellent defense. Their team play gave the fans an inkling of what to expect from the varsity next year. Reserve FIRST ROW: John Dromij. Bob Moor®. Mike Wiinyai. Bill Smiley. jim Ferguson. Pete Sardella. SECOND ROW: Doug O'Brien. Doug Humphrey. Allen Morris. Pot McNamero. Ron Holmon. ond Lorry Albert. Reserves Have a Fine Season 162 Defensive oction applied by Doug O'Brien (34) against Conneaut. Bula J.V. Record Opponent 41 Harbor 40 55 Vincent 50 57 Geneva 48 44 Wickliffe 34 48 Edgewood 41 63 Jefferson 46 51 Conneaut 40 35 North 36 52 St. John 48 40 Harbor 36 38 Geneva 44 44 Edgewood 41 48 Harvey 34 41 Conneaut 47 53 St. John 37 38 Riverside 48 Coach Mr. William Oppenheimer 163 FIRST ROW: Albert Swartzfoger, Pete Jepson. Danny Lewis, John Benedict, Dove Hathy, Dave Ware, and Pot McClure. SECOND ROW: Dove Hayes, Phillip Coleman. Dove loeb, Tom McCulloch, Don Welton, Denny Pearson, Steve Guerricro, Tom Kivela, Paul Corono, Randy Powlowski. Mark Ranfala. THIRD ROW: Jim Miller, John Hull, Barry Holub. Alonzo White. Paul Kelley. Eric Hanoi. Bob Whitney. Tom Soini, Jim Tomblin, and Richard Miller Frosh Football Cooch John Worner end coach William Oppenheimer piloted the 1966 freshman football squod to a 2—2—1 season Frosh Record Bula Opponent 0 Geneva 8 16 Harbor 16 28 Edgewood 0 18 Kingsville 8 0 Conneaut 16 WON 2, LOST 2, TIED 1 164 I Cross-country hod two returning letfermen in Keith Carlson ond Greg Ecklund. Greg hurt his foot and was out most of the season. This left them with almost a whole inexperienced team. Next year there will be three lettermen coming back. Jay Welty was the best runner, coming in ahead for the squad in every meet. He was elected team captain. TEAM CAPTAIN Joy Welty CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM: FIRST ROW: Bill Poe, Mr. Smith, Tom Dinger, ond Mike Crone. SECOND ROW: Don Moille. Keith Ecklund, Keith Carlson, and Chris Flack. Not shown: Joy Welty 165 Frosh Basketball Frosh Finish Strong Th« Panther Cubs finished with a record of 10 wins and 7 losses this year. Although having on averago season, the freshman team gained valuable experience for years to come. Bula Frosh Record Opponent 36 Geneva 43 29 St. John 28 31 Edgewood 44 32 Kingsville 23 39 Conneaut 55 34 Jefferson 21 53 Harbor 48 39 Geneva 33 46 St. John 37 43 Edgewood 48 53 Kingsville 47 37 Conneaut 45 45 Jefferson 36 61 Harbor 10 WINS-7 LOSSES 66 ROW 1: Dave Loeb, Dole Dyer, Tom Soini, Randy Powlowskl, Joe Fetters. Paul Kelley. ROW 2: Ken Loose, Dove Myers, Tom McCullough, Rick Armstrong, Tom Kivela, Lorry Wells, 166 Coach Bob Walters. ROW 3: Dan Croft, Al Swartzfoger, Pete Jepson, Bill Adley, Terry Lane, ond Denny Person. Fight Song When Ashtabula High swings into line. We're out to get a touchdown (bosket) everytime. And then we'll yell, yell, yell, oh, how we'll yell For the football (basketball) team we'll yell. Oh, yes, we will! And then we'll fight, fight, fight for every yard (point), We'll circle ends and hit that line real hard, (We'll dribble down the floor and raise the score,) And then we'll sink old Harbor in the lake, in the lake, Yes, we will! 167 The foil ond short of it with our bright-eyed cheerleaders. Varsity Cheerleaders Supporting both the varsity football and basketball teams was the duty of the varsity cheerleaders. They led the yells of the student body at all home and away games and also added spirit to pep assemblies. This years squad consisted of captain, Pat Lazarchic, Marmee Loeb, Chris Hanselman, Val Sobolewski, and Cathy Herl. Whot happens if someone lets go? This might be one of the thoughts of varsity cheerleaders. Marmee Loeb. Chris Hanselman, Val Sobolewski, Pot lazarchic, and Cathy Herl. Cathy Herl Freshman '65 Reserve—sophomore year Varsity—junior year Pat Lazarchic Reserve—junior year Varsity—senior year Marmee Loeb Freshmen '64 Varsity—junior yeor Varsity—senior year Chris Hanselman Freshman '64 Varsity—junior year Varsity—senior year Val Sobolewski Freshmon '64 Reserve—sophomore year Reserve—junior year Varsity—senior year 169 Reserve Cheerleaders Shown are four of the smiling reserves. [Missing is junior Ann Locke.) Performing during the reserve games were Carol Dewey, lorene Tittle, Ann Locke, Sherry Cooley, and Cathy Hansel-man. They also helped the varsity cheerleaders build student spirit before each varsity game. Freshman Cheerleaders Five girls made the freshman cheerleading squad this year. Boosting the spirit of the largest class at AHS was the job held by Kathy Hale, Ellen Wilson, Julie Fassett, Norma Fultz, and Linda Saturday. Fro� h h erleod«r in oction. PATRONS Primrose Beauty Shoppe Jim’s Barber Shop Ashtabula Greyhound Bus Terminal City Cab Sardella’s Reasner’s Milky Way Farm James C. Warren Carey S. Sheldon Dr. Robert Stayman Harper’s Concessions Dr. Mrs. J. R. Mumma Von Best Wishes from Steve Locke Dunk’s Furniture Pam and Barry Helen's Copper Kettle Restaurant Mills Plumbing Heating Silvieus Floral Shop Albino Volpi Mr. Mrs. E. W. Sheppard Merle Norman Studio Diana Shops Dr. Carl J. Pearson Mr. Mrs. C. F. Sheppard Ronald G. Varckette Mr. Mrs. Frank Harper Saybrook Auto Sales Mr. Mrs. Maurice Welch The Beverage Shop Mr. Mrs. Clyde Shaylor S.DI®A!� Mr. Mrs. Marvin Shick Morrison Radio Supply Mr. Mrs. Ernest Meola, Jr. “Jack and Lana” Mr. Mrs. Gale Mead Steph Li cate Jim Philomeno Save for the Big Day The Savings Loan Way THE ASHTABULA COUNTY SAVINGS LOAN CO. 4200 Park Ave. Ashtabula, Ohio Congratulations, class of 67 AMIDON TYPEWRITER Compliments of SULLIVAN INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of MODERNS FLORISTS 5511 Main Ave: Ashtabula CAMPUS CONFECTIONERY West 44th Street SANBORN MOTOR EQUIPMENT CO. The Ports People Compliments of ANDERSON'S SHOPPING CENTER WEST SIDE HOUSE GARDEN Corner of West Prospect NASSIEF INTERIORS 129 W. 46th Street ZIEGLER HEATING CO. 602 Prospect Rood DEBRA JOY MFG. CO. Furniture Manufacturers Congratulations to the Class of '67 BROWN'S FURNITURE F. W. McBRIDE PLUMBING HEATING 3215 Lake Ave. 992-8596 Compliments of WHITE SHIELD Congratulations, Class of '67 DR. CORBISSERO MR. MRS. JACK W. ROSS ROSS FUNERAL HOME Compliments of BLAIR MOVING STORAGE PERSILY INSURANCE Playhouse Building BAKER BICYCLE SALES SERVICE 4745 Main Ave. Best Wishes from DR. ROBERT D. REIDER R. W. SIDLEY, INC. READY MIX CONCRETE FAST FREEZE 5760 Main Ave. EDGEWOOD SUNOCO 1607 E. Prospect Rood Good Luck DR. AND MRS. WILLIAM EBERLE SPENCE S GASTOWN 1730 Prospect Best Wishes from DR. C. M. HYDE, VET. EDWARD J. JAMES, O.D. 4612 Main Ave. Congratulations, Class of '67 MR. AND MRS. BUD FISHER FIVE POINTS PURE OIL Congratulations, Class of '67 LAWRENCE M. FISHER. O.D. 277 Park Avenue BILL VENDITTI VENDITTI FLOWERS DALIN AUTO SERVICE 3041 South Ridge West RALPH H. DUBACH NATIONWIDE INSURANCE MABELLE'S MRS. MA8EL REED Compliments of MARRISON MOTORS 5919 South Woodman Ave. Congratulations, Class of '67 CALLIHAN MOTORS Congratulations, Class of '67 T. F. O'CONNOR, M.D. GE APPLIANCE CENTER 4804 Main Ave. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 4535 Main Ave. Congratulations, Class of '67 SHAMBERG REALTY CO. BIG PIG DRIVE-IN Rt. 20 West Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1967 Headquarters for Sporting goods and Hardware EDGEWOOD HARDWARE CO. 3240 State Road JACK WILSON’S MUSIC LAND Soybrook Plaza Ashtabula, Ohio Phone-997-5186 Wurlifzer Martin Band Instruments Congratulations to the Class of '67 THE W. H. FLOWER CO. ASHTABULA BOW SOCKET EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION, INC. Coal and Builders Supplies 1550 West 29th St. Ashtabula, Ohio JERRY SINKLER’S ASHTABULA FORD 858 W. 52nd Street 993-7321 Best Wishes to you and the class of 1967 America awaits your answers to the problems that face us today, your responses to the challenges of the future. We, at Union Carbide, your neighbors, friends and parents are confident you will justify our pride in you. UNION CARBIDE Buy, Rent, or Lease for Less CORPORATION Mining Metals Division 1535 W. Prospect 993-7841 Congratulations, Class of 1967 PAYNE’S HARDWARE Patrons NYSTROM CLEANERS 134-138 W. 46th St. 997-6111 1027 Lake Ave. Compliments of RANTALA’S STOP-N-SHOP Congratulations, Class of 1967 MR. and MRS. GLEN NICHOLS Ashtabula, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1967 ASHTABULA TELEPHONE COMPANY 4616 Park Ave. COMPLETE COMMUNICATIONS Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1967 from CHILDS FUNERAL HOME Industrial Plumbing THE A. LOUIS SUPPLY CO. Electrical Heating WHOLESALE ONLY Congratulation to the Class of 1967 from EDGEWOOD DRY CLEANERS 3116 State Rood Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 THE ASHTABULA WATER WORKS COMPANY Dedicated to Good Water WENTLING’S PHARMACY CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1967 Try Our Fine Soda Fountain and Sandwich Counter 4628 Main Ave. Service and Community Progress Ashtabula, Ohio Compliments of Congratulations to ST. ANGELO’S SUPERMARKET the Graduating Class of 3300 State Road Ashtabula, Ohio 1967 CABOT TITANIA CORPORATION Christina B. and John E. Humphrey 1258 Prospect Road Ashtabula, Ohio 9981121 Complete Insurance Programming with Auto, Life, Fire, Health and Other Lines HUMPHREY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. ASHTABULA BOWLING CENTER “The family bowling center” “No Bar 340 West 44th Street Across from the High School CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 HOTEL ASHTABULA 4726 MAIN Compliments of REACTIVE METALS, INC. Ashtabula Plant Manufacturers of Sodium — Chloride — Titanium — Zirconium CALLENDER CHEVROLET Best Wishes to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1967 Congratulations, Class of '67 RED BARN RESTAURANT CEDERQUIST JEWELERS Congratulations, A. J. Anderson, Proprietor Class of 1967, and Best Wishes 4646 Main Avenue CHILDS MOTORS Congratulations to the WAQI 1600 KC Class of 1967 PHOENIX MACHINE AND FOUNDRY CO. THE MODERN COUNTRY AND WESTERN MUSIC STATION CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 67 DEVEREAUX’S STOP-N-SHOP 5205 Main Ave. Ashtabula, Ohio A Nice Place To Shop CARLISLE-ALLEN CO. DEPARTMENT STORES PAINESVILLE GENEVA ASHTABULA NILES Congratulations to the Class of 67 things cxn THE PAINESVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY INSURANCE For every business or personal need FRED A. WILLIAMS SON AGENCY Ned Williams, Agent 4631 Main Ave. Ashtabula, Ohio Phone 992-8641 997-2641 4636 Valley View Blvd. Ashtabula, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1967 OUR PORTRAITS HAVE THAT SPEAKING LIKENESS VINTON W. HERRON 320 Center Street Portraits Commercial Congratulations, Graduates of 1967 TURK THE TAILOR Your Prom and Wedding Rental Headquarters 4612 Main Ave. 993-9321 Ashtabula, Ohio DODGE LUMBER CO. West 48th at Foster Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS from Best Wishes to LANGER JEWELERS the Class of 1967 Dedicated to finding the THE FASHION right ring Ashtabula, Ohio for the right finger. BEST WISHES TO Congratulations, ALL YOU 67 CATS Seniors FROM SIMON MUSIC STORE THE LOOK SWELL CLEANER MARTELL 228 Progress Place 1121 WEST PROSPECT RD. Ashtabula, Ohio Congratulations to the CRAGON INTERIORS Class of 1967 4910-12 Main Ave. TAYLOR ELECTRIC T.V. There is no Electric Contractor substitute 5828 Granger 992-6798 for Quality CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS COMPLETE HOME INSULATION CO. W00DBURN WENSTROM Insulation Roofing Storm Windows CONSTRUCTION COMPANY John Senito 1737 E. 47fh Dial 993-3371 Ashtabula. Ohio 993-9096 Congratulations, Class of ’67 WE HOPE THAT, IN SOME SMALL WAY, THE KNOWLEDGE YOU HAVE GAINED THESE LAST FEW YEARS WILL HELP GUIDE YOU THROUGH THIS TROUBLED WORLD, AND THAT YOUR JUDGMENT WILL BE WISE, FOR YOU ARE TOMORROW S LEADERS. JIM SHAW — CLASS OF 63 GENERAL MGR. Pre-Vu® exclusive agents for Promotions THE JAGGARS “THE JACKALS P.O. BOX 661 ASHTABULA, OHIO 44004 IMPERIAL RECORDS AGENCY FOR: CAPITOL RECORDS COLUMBIA RECORDS COLGEMS RECORDS DELFI-HOLLYWOOD KAPP RECORDS PHILLIES RECORDS PHILIPS RECORDS ATLANTIC RECORDS MOTOWN RECORDS LUCKY 11 RECORDS SEAWAY RECORDS COPYRIGHT 1966 PRE-VUE PROMOTIONS ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Congratulation! to the Class of 1967 REGNER’S, INC. CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 67 Paul Madar Dick Edy Warren Deloria Tom Madar Men's — Women's — Teen Man Clothing THE MADAR REALTY CO. 4601 Main Ave. Phone 993-5861 5347 Main Ave. ASHTABULA REALTORS - Phone 993-2119 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '67 M. C. ROBINSON ANDERSON’S ATLANTIC W. 58th and Main Ave. Ashtabula, Ohio Jack Anderson, Prop. COMPANY Ashtabula, Ohio Five-Points Refueling Station FLEETWING Congratulations, Class of CONVENIENT FOOD MART 4610 West Ave. Congratulations to the Class of 1967 1967, and 8est Wishes CARL ZEHR CO. 5500 Washington Ave. Congratulations � o the Class of 1967 COBBLEDICK BUICK-OLDSMOBILE, INC. POST LUMBER CO. 526 West 48th St. Ashtabula, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '67 DELL-RUTH FLOWERS Congratulations to the Class of 1967 Harold D. Root Ellie Osborn Bill Hutchins Robert Root Mary Ellen Peck Lois Schwalm Representing ROOT REALTOR 2049 W. Prospect, Ashtabula, Ohio Telephone 997-6188 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS LOCKIE-LEE DAIRY 310 Chester Painesville 997 5555 HOME OWNED AND OPERATED Compliments of STERLING JEWELERS Jack N. Myers, Proprietor Best Wishes to the Seniors THE J. C. PENNEY CO. 4530-4532 Moin Ave. 993-9886 Best Wishes To The Closs of 67 'fZodtjeM AGENCY REALTORS 860 Center Street HONDA Quality is our standard at WINKELMAN’S SHOES You meet the nicest people on o Hondo. ASHTABULA CYCLE SALES 4618 Moin Ave. Congratulations to the class of 67 N A T I 0 N A i BANK r TRUST CO. 2425 North Ridge East Phone 997-4166 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS GIRARO'S FLORAL GIFT SHOPPE 1743 West Prospect 7 Offices Ashtabula — Conneaut — Orwell Ohio Ashtabula, Ohio John R. Giraro, Prop. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PIZZA VILLA Where Pizza Making Is an Art — Not a Sideline CONGRATULATIONS 228 LAKE AVE. to the Class of 1967 and MAIN AVE. from PINNEY DOCK Congratulations to the TRANSPORT COMPANY 1149 East 5th 964-7186 Class of 1967 Ashtabula, Ohio KOSKI CONSTRUCTION CO. Congratulations to the Compliments to the Class of '67 Senior Class of 1967 from the OHIO PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTING CO. CAMPUS DONUT SHOP DISTRIBUTORS OF 1030 LAKE AVENUE BUDWEISER DUKE BEERS Congratulations to Class of '67 from REED’S DRY CLEANING COMPLIMENTS SHIRT LAUNDRY 422-424 W. 32 St. 992-6386 OF THE Ashtabula, Ohio ZABACKS John, Jack CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '67 and ASHTABULA GOLDEN DAWN Jerry 4128 Main Ave. OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1967 COMPLIMENTS OF ROLLER REINFORCED PLASTICS, INC. 1303 West 38th St. Ashtabula, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF ASHTABULA PAPER AND TWINE CO. 516 W. 48th St. Ashtabulo, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1967 BROCKWAY FURNITURE 511 Center Street Congratulations to the Seniors of 1967 THE COMMERCIAL BANK Main Ave. SUPERIOR CAMERA SHOP - STUDIO You get to see plenty of proofs and poses, at a moderate price, when you're photographed at this studio. Ask your friends, they are our best advertisements 4636 Main Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio Patronize Home Photographers” Congratulations to 1967 Graduates DUCRO FURNITURE CO. Main at Center St. THE GLOBE-BELL INC. Ducro's Wayside Rt. 20 West THE J. G. LAIRD LUMBER CO. Congratulations to the Class of 1967 CHAPEL HILLS GOLF COURSE Compliments of LAKE SHORE LANES Corner Lake W. 8th St. Phone 964-7147 Compliments of 'rjowfte FURNITURE SHOP The Complete Home Furnishing Store 4420 Main Ashtabulo, Ohio The best buys in Town are always at Towne. LAKESIDE DRY CLEANERS SHIRT LAUNDRY Family Center 993-0036 MODERN - ODORLESS Phone: 964-7160 Ashtabula, Ohio Do Better In RICHARDSON’S SHOES 1 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ASHTABULA 4148 Main Ave. 997-6153 Patrons ASHTABULA BAR RESTAURANT SUPPLY CO. 426 West 32nd St. Congratulations to the Class of '67 DR. R. W. SHELBY Compliments of JOHN E. OLSEN NORTHEASTERN OHIO NATIONAL BANK Ashtabula, Conneaut, Geneva, Geneva-on-the-Lake Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System Main Ave. at W. 44th St. Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 ASHTABULA HIGH BOOSTER CLUB May the future years of Booster Club be os prosperous as the class of '67 mode this year. The Dart Staff would like to take this space to express their gratitude to all those people who made this yearbook possible. Without their support and loyalty it would have been impossible to turn out a publication such as the 1967 Dart. Without professional help from the companies we work with, the book would have been much more difficult for us to produce. Our most sincere thanks are extended to The American Yearbook Company, who printed our yearbook; to Mr. Peter Prentner, faithful representative of the company, who assisted us with the technicalities that make up a good annual; and to Mr. Arthur Gress of Superior Camera Shop, who aided us in photography work. There are many others who contributed to the making of the book, people whom we have not mentioned. To them we also extend our gratitude. We realize that there are mistakes in this book. We tried to eliminate as many as possible. We are sorry for those that escaped our notice. Composing a yearbook isn’t the easiest thing to do. Each time it seemed we would never make the deadline. Nerves were on edge as the time was running out and we were still short by several pages. Through all this, however, we did keep the yearbook foremost in our minds, and, now that it is finally finished, we are very proud of it. The 1967 Dart Staff hopes that this yearbook meets with your approval too. Autographs Stan sails the ideal Christmas gift. 195 Autographs Ready or not, here we come. m m I 4 :• : w 'If I only hod � me gropoil' 197 Autographs Honest, Mr. Rowley, I wasn't stealing itl 198 Variety 67 In a matinee performance and an evening one, the members of Variety '67 displayed their various talents. Mr. Donald Knott directed with Mr. Anthony Chiacchiero and Mr. Gene Gephart as production assistants. Mr. Randy Pope was business manager. Steve English and Lana Mead acted as MC's. Performing were Wayne Myers, Barry Harper, Chuck Meadors, Marmee Loeb, Bob Jepson, Robert Houser, Siegfried Horn, Roger Lawwill, Roger Simon, Harold Peterson, John Hull, Larry Crockett, Chester Morris, Henry Harris, Ana Maria Pena. Barb Rathbun, Cherie Wolfe, Andy Pifer, Barbara Sousa, Sharon Verdi, Melodie Copeland, Ira Young, Tom Chubb, Debbie Root, Nan Nichols, Howard Hall, Bill Howe, John Young, Cathy Root, Linda Ward, Paul Cleveland, Valori Sobolewski, Jerry Hart, Debby Renn, Lynette Lind, Janice Morrison, Jack Matson, Steve English, Linda Corlett, Linda Shiflet, Harriet Lyons, Jim Yarborough, Ron Wells, Otis Sandidge, Richard Henry, and Tom Wells. This page sponsored by The £teak House 2125 West Prospect Ashtobula-Phonc 997-8681 Military Ball Hotel Ashtabula was the scene of the annual Military Ball, April 22. Band members and their guests, school administrators, and officers of the AHS Band Boosters Club constituted the 68 couples present. The guest speaker was Mr. Bernie Spesak, assistant band director of Cleveland Heights High School. After his talk, Barbara Tanner read the band prophecy and Diana Swedenborg presented the band will. The theme, Le Soir a' Paris, was carried out through decorations of Paris night and day scenes. Music was provided by Tony Esposito and his band. Jeff Anderson receives his four-ycor pin from Rond Director Normon Toylor. the dinner. Congratulations, Groduotes Stoy healthy Play golf Relax at CHAPEL HILL GOLF COURSE 3381 Austinburg Road ’Plenty of Money’’ The hilarious story of four bumbling criminals (Keith Harper, Andy Pifer, Jerry Hurst, Bill Walker) who met opposition from a larcenous old woman (Debby Renn) was the plot of the first musicole ever to be presented at AHS, May 4 and 5. Plenty of Money had also in its cast of singing actors Lynetfe Lind, Steve English, Cathy Root, Wayne Myers, Jim Davis, Jim Ely, Terry Bell, Dennis Pearson, Werner Noesner, Bill Fuller, Dave Plants, Kathy Deligianis, Mary Olive, Barbara Sousa, Cherie Wolfe, Debbie Root, Val Sobolewski, Beth Woodburn, Peggy Callender, Amy Toukenon. Accompaniment was provided by the members of the AHS band. Directing the comedy was Mr. Donald Knott. Musical director was Mr. Norman Taylor and technical director was Miss Cecelia Corbissero. MOSES STOP-N-SHOP III 4135 Stole Rood Ashtabula, Ohio Sophomore Clyde Jockson fokes o It's up and over for senior Dove Ashley In the high Junior Walter Crump with his at-try of the shot pvt. hurdles. tempt of the brood jump. Track The '67 frock teom had a fair season. New records were set and a few more were tied. The team began practicing under the coaching of Mr. William Smith with the aid of assistant coach Leroy Bean. A regular meet consisted of the 100-yard dash, the 220, 440, 880, mile, and two-mile runs along with the shot put, discus, high jump, high hurdles, and pole vaulting events. Jim Collowoy and Brad Toylor in action. Bula runners taking off. SIMONS MUSIC STORE Place IV 228 Ashtabula, Ohio Dove Clemens 'socks it to them. Coach George Guarnieri handled o fine season for what turned out to be his lost team The retiring coach will not only remember this year's baseball team for their success but also for the fact that these boys marked the end of a great coaching career. Members of the team were Jay Welty, Paul Soini, Dave Clemens, Corky Norton, Pete Sardella, Larry Albert, Andy Nappi, Bill Smiley, Mike Wisnyai, Rick Fenton, Jim Ferguson, and Larry Armstrong. Cooch Guarnieri checks the roster. Baseball Joy waits on first base. Pitcher Joy Welty in his follow through. Corky Norton stretches to cotch the boll. ! 4618 Main Ave. WINKEIMAN'S FAMILY SHOE STORE Ashtabula, Ohio V Couples pause while on their way to Emerald City. A few couples rest on the toadstool. Any ond Alan osk tho wizard for advice. Getting ready to follow the yellow brick rood are Ron and Deb, Bob and Lois, Jack and Lana. Dancing in the Land of Oz. Becky and Harold smile for the photographer. 3705 State Ave. FRIENDS AUTO CLINIC INC. Phone 997-5248 VI Ashtabula, Ohio Ding dong the wicked witch is dead. (Or is she?) Land of Oz Land of Oz was the theme of the 1967 AHS Junior-Senior Prom, May 27. A three dimensional mural Over the Rainbow was featured at the north end of the gym. A yellow brick road led to various scenes and characters such as Dorothy, the Tin Man, the Scarecrow, and Todo, the lion. Music was provided by Tony Esposito and his band. About 200 couples attended the prom and after-prom party, which was sponsored by the juniors' parents. The party was held at the YM-YWCA and consisted of a smorgasbord in the all-purpose room, swimming, and dancing to the music of the Shademen. Tony Esposito ond his bond getting ready to play for the prom. Congratulations from Marty ond Dee licklider, the new owners of the A W ROOT BEER DRIVE-IN on State Rood, one block north of the traffic light at Rt. 20. VII Senior Happenings Mr. Guarnieri hands out baseball awards. A serious moment in Senior Day was when all seniors sang the Alma Mater. Senior class officers and Senior Banquet co-chairmen pose with guost speaker. Mr. A. E. Wight. Stevo's impersonotion of Miss Phillips. THE ITEN FIBRE CO. 4001 Benefit Avc. Ashtabula, Ohio VIII ksfc V Anticipation of graduation it caught in the facet of Jonet and Rick during a proctice. At the closing of the 1966-67 school year the seniors found themselves in the spotlight. First on the list of their to-be fondest memories was the Senior Banquet at Grotto Hall, May 23. Faculty, guests, and the class of '67 were served dinner at 6:30 p.m. Following the dinner was the student entertainment. Singing wos provided by the Madrigals, Ana Marie Pena, and Val Sobolewski, Tom Chubb, and Jerry Hart. A short skit entitled 'Andini the Great' was performed by Andy Pifer and Doug Myers. Guest speaker for the evening was Mr. A. E. Wight, who talked on urban renewal. Senior Day, a long waited-for and long fought-for day, was re-established by the class of '67. It took place. May 27. Seniors dressed as children, were given no tests that day, had their books carried by underclassmen, and were given an hour for lunch. Ending THEIR day was a senior assembly, That Was the Senior Class That Were! Following a long Memorial Day weekend, exams were given. On Friday of that week the annual awards assembly took place. Many seniors were recognized for work done throughout their high school careers. Baccalaureate began at 7:30 p.m., June 4, in Ball Gymnasium. Seniors were addressed by the Rev. Harold D. Shiflet, and the Rev. Howard B. Petterson gave the benediction. Everyone joined the choir in the singing of America the Beautiful and in the humming of The Bula Hymn. The seniors' biggest day began at 9:30 a.m., June 6, as they marched from AHS to Shea Theatre for the commencement exericses. The long black and gold line marched into the theatre as Pomp and Circumstance was played by the AHS concert band. Class speakers were David Coblitz and Marcia Easterday. Dennis Nordquest presented the class memorial. Principal M. E. Rowley awarded special honors to certain members of the class and presented the class. Diplomas were awarded by Mr. Charles Meister, president of the Board of Education. The class of '67 with saddened hearts stood to sing the Alma Mater for the last time. They then marched out of the theatre while the recessional, Crowning Glory, was played. Graduation night the annual Senior Dance, sponsored by 45 members of the senior class who served as hosts and hostesses, took place at Hotel Ashtabula. They danced to the music of the Grains of Sand. The theme for the affair, Graduation A-Go-Go, was carried out in the decorations of the ballroom. STAR BEACON Photo LA DOLL HAIR FASHIONS IX 2442 W. Prospect Ashtabula, Ohio Pleoie don'r stick me, might hove been Sue Von Ryn'i thought os Mr. Williom Meadors pinned on the corsage before the senior donee. It'j not the hot it's the way you wear it that count . And the clow of '67 wore theirs the 8ESTI Members of the class of '67 enjoy the special ossembly given to them on Senior Day. Ohl My aching neck, moons senior Poul Soini during the annual awards assembly. XI Bermuda Day Frolicking freshmen showed off their shopely legs on April 25 when the penny-unpinching lot were rewarded with Bermuda Shorts Day because they contributed the walloping sum of $102.37 to the United Appeal drive. Pom Campbell seems to hove an urge to dance. Freshmen take it easy before time to report for homeroom. Terry Bell shows fellow classmen that he hos what it takes. 4401 Benefit Ave. MOLDED FIBER CLASS COMPANY Phone 993-2171 Ashtobulo, Ohio XII A non-conformist in the crowd f 199