Carroll High School - Revolution Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 318 of the 1971 volume:

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Voices ringing in a pledge of loyalty, To our great Alma Mater, we promise fealty All days, always hearing Cross or Crown, We shall prove our love hr God ahooe, And Carroll for you. CARROLL HIGH SCI-IOOL I DAYTON VOLUME SEVEN I 4 , . ff in I . K,,. Q V Y REVOLUTION '71 - td' CONTENTS: 1 OPENING ZOSENIORS 58 FACULTY A - 78 UNDERCLASSMEN 116 SPORTS 166 ACTIVITIES 254 ADS OKAY GRADUATE' HERE'S THE WOR LDQ IT IS ALL YQURS Q TAKE IT A 3 WAY AND DON T BRING IT BACK - ANON. 19 senior men display their artwork. jeannette abel clark j. acker jeannie ackerman connie aker gg..--P 3 gary alexander paul alexander debbie alliSOIl nick anello phil ayers my girdle is killing me. Q' tom baer J 5 , 4' fae balsom patrick barrett tg , If 'kifieii bf t .Z'T' L ,i9'Zf. 1 332, 12 f ' Emi wifi:-',5 paul bader paula bashaw joan bauman james beach anne marie beecroft stan behringer jean beirise theresa bochenek Vanessa brash dave belcher theresa blSS3CCO elleen boehmer constance r. bohac aw, com on! paint my shirt Chartreuse! -xiii rick blanford linda bowling deborah brown if 1 sue callan chris cantrell patrick jude carrothers ed CIGIIIGIIS you Agnus. gary clints clinton 'Qi' jane marie cullen 'VTZW cindi conley 'barbara ann connors steve crews tom baer gives a sunnova look. 16, I steve dahlinghaus ken davis ernie d'amico d6IliS0 dean steven dean 'Eff-7-7 jerry dempsey tim mark and gary clinton give their hearts to the fuhrer fl: g,ga:,Q:-' . 4 ' wfiz, El 151 9?,wi4if-'fra 2 -K if-f '! 5':-1 7512 'gif-y 'wha 72.15 . I r .f f'f35Q5g1f Q11 :Wfm 55? il? Ns xV',W annette dignan auf QQ as ! big dan dlabay tom diefingel' michele dignan K 5 . mary Jane donohue 3 barb downs b0b doll teresa mary donauer 1 Jo ann engle dialllle elliott barbara ann enneking jan ervin sheila marie fecke angie feliciangeli sue fish barbara fisher 'ff! - ,M dennis flahive tim flahive steve flickinger willy fly flohre fi'Xg 'xii' mike fritz don frommeyer jim frommeyer jack gartska diane marie geis joyce genari mark s. giambr0Ile jeffrey robert glass War W iii, tammy 301123192 phillip a. graf sheila suzette gribben pete hagler ravennag who cares . . . all i want is a free ride. clair ann haller pat haller george hammermeister timothy a. haney iivab 1T....GL?:r Neal? gene harbrecht michael harnett sharon ann hart jack hal-worth colleen m. hennessy steve hensley william d. hess bill huey hewitt tom henz donna heyl paula hibbert john edward hickey 'wan-luv' ., me 'V r bill hohner kevin holloran dan horn peter w. hovey Ein 1H. 7Q5 aff' danger, senior men at work. cynthia huff Q :fi 51452 V fi!- Riff-f sue jackson kathy janik greg jennewine kenneth jordan IGP' rr ,NA - 'xg ru 2.2g.Mm susan kaminski mary kane marie kassick al kavtschitsch '1T VP cathy kazee kathy kelemen debbie keller a what'??'? ff i maI'CiH kelly nancy kinser who, johnny carson? j0hl1 Cash kil'SCh pamela sue kleinhenz jallette klotz rick knoth joellen koepnick david michael koester A . big ed kohler danny k0PD 1141, ,. ,: I1'7l-H. 4 ls the king of pizza eating. cindy kracus carl m. kreuzer kathleen kreuzer debbie kugpus denise landerman jan lavoy ,mike lawrence Ab' d0Il3ld lebkisher ralph edward lemming diane marie lindblom Patricia l0ehl' pat lowery karin lowery tim luehrs kathy lukacs Q X Q,-v-1 martin luckoski colleen ann madden pat mangan dina manzo 11- '1Q,.ffygg5e1 -.1-,gg l.. z ,rf ip 35 , 34 . mary manzo tim mark just like mom's. miriam marlin ann marie marshall patricia mccall kevin mccarthy WH' thomas mccartney michael j. mcclernon patricia mccoy paula mcdonough if arf fx' t0Il1 mcgfee marianlle meilleke janice melvin ralph mercuri :,. .. 3 i , X joan meyerhoefer doug miller michael miller vincent d. miller monica minch colette marie misenko where did you say you lost that hall pass? melvin mgnnin joni pn montoya vw? laura susan mllick janee mulvihill paula mundey steven glenn murlin if l paula d. murphy bob murray mary muth pat neatherton 'SWE gl'eg0l'Y edward dan 0'bryan catherine o'connell I-ob 0'c0nn0r notestine KW' ' ' timothy patrick 0'kane michael j, parker 5' K WV! X xg, un AJ. , ., 0, ,en M ..-figi 4 11 asm ,. 'wb' ' if K' I . jk : 3, , 'f K-gr, I' N X gf, W Q A V. If f :'f'f' -. K 'Tfi' ' .. H ' r ' f --Qi . , , 1 , 1 W,A..' ' ' L ALL, .Q if r mlm f-' ' 2:,.f:'M,S'3. 3 -r F 5 ., igg-WS, , V, .y if ,.-qggfafx-y ' , my -- .2 a A ' we hit him! bill Pallll joe Payne rebecca peterman andy pitstick D mike Pleiss mary kay portune jerilyn potts jim prestel jacalyn prete jerry prinz angela marie pujia linda quinter kathy rancour kathy randolph mary 1-auch an jean b. reynolds jon kurt reynolds mal-tha, a. rieker ., V X 1 f Y' jerry rupp john russ Q Wi' melanie m. rybicki stephanie rector S john rissinger Qu-M0 sally saberton the elevator is at the end of this hall on the left. rain drops keep fallin on my head. ji'-1 judy scheib chris Schmitt mark 9- Schmitt john snide Schneider mark a. Schneider paula Schroer N steven michael schulte david Schwab steve Schwartz t0m Sc0tt the jolly green giant 5 t A A ,Q patricia a. seibel c'4 'nn marti shea anne m. seipel 'Warne john Shearer Wigan. chicken ed sheridan dan shine rae ann shinkle nancy simpson QUUYWA dinah smith john smith mary smith ibecky stauffer jeff stratheafll cindy strehle dennis stucke beverly suhr EQ: .unaw- ,. Patrick h- Sullivan mike temlllill laura marie toscani kolman toth is gain- ,adsl Hgatha Van OSS j21Il1eS 13h0IIlaS V0lZ betty vondrell jerry waag 'ill' Xxx sue walsh carl Sonny ware patricia lynne warren pgggy wesbecker 0' U'.f' jean westbeld jim westerfield dave whelan jim Willie williams mary ann willenbvrg gl0l'ia wist Wally utallkn. margery wourms wolodkiewicz 3 w christine york barb young mike zebrowski rick zember martha zimmerman mike zimmerman Not pictured: john bennett tom ferguson chuck gress diane hudson '4-on eninr- ower eniur- Laura Toscani displays her skill in idiot work. Help, my lips are stuck. Wake up Schulte! Jwer Senior- - Flower ,K A QL, Q -W- 1fi21f33, ' K , W , Sink it Clyde Sink That's the second corny joke I've heard tonight. How did you get in there? ..,m,,M, . ,. Everybody say AAAHV' 5, Who stole my lol1ipop? . fm., -X ., H . M 'f , A ' X se-.M , ' V -f h . ii'++:f4t-fwwf 5' 'x i 1 -1 M ' , if f. .wifj Q, it How in the world did he do that? I should have stuck with knit one purl two Smil yor on kandide kamra! www ww 096411 4 1 S' ,. sf, - - X V . g .. , is W ar 'K f A , K 14' ,. ' usighvv Ring around the armpit, ring around the armpitf' 50 Mad cyclist, Pete Hovey, strikes again w Q- 'x ' -1- i if .ii-5 ' . 4 W W ff . N':':vg , M14 ' A 3 .k M.-Q 4 Z in.. ! 7, It's a long road to freedom . . . .4-an -KJQ--44 -... A .. Q oeeoer re: LL:El r ,. ' ,WW , HL. , ' ,- .J f'e,-wfrwzw ' Work! Work! Work! Work? Meet me out back in the woods tonight, honey V Dig in Steve! Come on Steve, we want some too! Monkey see, monkey do. Keep smiling! 3 and everyone will wonder what you've been up to.- Q' jp ic 2 ,K , x .. u 1 J ! R ie F. CAC-Courage! K 5' X fi? 5 x? if N sf, V . 9 '1 4 l,,,,N Rick Blanford, Nancy Simpson, Jack Harworth and Joe Payne struggle Jan LaVoy, Theresa Bochenek, and Pat Loehr fathom Fir - if Carl Ware ponders K K'..-. 1 1 Jean Westbeld creates hug- 1' i ,:- .. Cindy Huff concentrates 5 SE IOR CA BE SERIOUS Rick Zember designs X X Steve Murlin and Mike Templin rap Steve Schulte and Don Frommeyer share Mark Schmitt and Dave Koester harmonize I r l T V 4 1 3 i W 56 IN EDUCATION WE ARE STRIVING NOT TO TEACH YOUTH TO MAKE A LIVING, BUT TO MAKE A LIFE. - WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE Miss Rita Kroger RETURN M L f E? F, Rev. Stanley Neiheisei Miss Martha Dieringer GRKI TOGETHER DAY AY 58 Miss Cecelia Cooper and Miss Kathy O'Bryan Musrae 'iii FEN T0 ' i pc iw it 'Z' .A L Sd Af ,J 1 Lizggeaecj Beam njxvffg , -. ' ,sw C V - ,Ax Q Xf ,, ,, 'sn M5 . MISS Mary Gnau Miss Patricia Cafferky f h F , 1,,mw3:w:.f gi e 1 P 'YQ XX 'E' el 'db Reverend Russell Blank S. Mary Alice, S.C. S. Susan, O.S.F. e H 1 4 ga ZJ, Rev. David A. Heinl E S - l 'Hillnuu S. Rita, O.S.F. 9 , Rev. R. Danielak, C.PP.S. Mr. Thomas Clark Agere i 5 Y S. Alberta Mary, S.C. S. Kathleen, SC. f Q 1-,ze Miss Lauretta Kosater Rev. Raymond Kammerer S..Suzanne, O.S.F 1 s ' - 8- ,l 31 Q Q. x 5 -. .-,f 4 4 Q N S. J R 5 Q 'L r ,, WA q I I R 'Jg ' W. -- I Qc Mn aj! S. Ursula, O.S.U. S. Mary Veronita, C.PP.S. S- Nancy, SND de N Q Q Q 5 l 'V' V 6 f -'-umm., Mr. Clifford Harestad Mr. Alex Gyori X Mr. George E. Kuntz se - -X. ,.,3,ggq A . Q ,xwfi-1 . ,..x... 'xg ., Eu , f ap p 64 Mr. Wm. Dennis Scott Mr. Roger Forthofer S. Ruth, S.C. l 5 W 'Ao' -fiiixk ...g , - .' f f ' ,. ' F Q M A ' llll . 1, Y 'wp In 215 W Nr-N f. xg ,l 'Sl n 4'l, we 1 Mr. Michael Malesko J-Q ..- ,. ,, .fu X LW, N Miss C. Ewald it-5,3 Q. J X N iw ' 13 l S. Mary Emmanuel, SND ' 4 SQ M3 E MLS A5525 is S' we K M li k' 'Vi Wes- : V :P s ,gf f F 33222 J :gk , V , Qi r es z SL .L gre 1 W O, Q ,. Ja-qu Rev. Ellis Harsham lm - . r Q 'T Mr. George Bunnell .,..m---w is Se ' 'Wifi Mr. Paul Kuerlle S. Bernice, C.PP.S i F E ee rm 66 Mr. John Steinmetz S. Mary Pascaline, C.PP.S. frees Mr. James Hemmert Mr. Thomas Proctor S. M. Rosella, C.PP.S. Mr. Daniel Keefe Miss Clare Wulker S. Mary Viator, SND Mr. James E. Kuntz W Rev. Gerald Steckel, C.P. Don't you have an eraser either? x g S. Dorothy, S.C. Mr. Raymond Monnin Mrs. Diane Brewster Mr. Eugene Bolzan ff .fm -f ., ifzmg 2 AQ -'-,,A W 3 Sister Mary Magdalen, O.S.F. Miss Cecilia Coughlin Mr. Charles Eckhart Rev. J. Thomas Rolfes Sister Ann Kenneth, S. 9 C. V F Mr. Dennis Sidebottom Mrs. Mary Deanne Scott l 4. Jr Sister Francis Xavier, SND de N. Sister Juliana SND de N Coach Tony Vedova Coach James Spoerl y MF. Joseph Sens L.,,. -2, ATE H Ewrf' Mr. David Luzio 9 Mr. Gerald Lantz Bill Mffftel' Mr. Sherman Elliot Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. Alma Graves, Mrs. Vivian Luckoski and Mrs. Elizabeth Dinsmore Mr. Charles Sauerland lllll l Mrs. Rose Kuenle Mrs. Esther Williams lgx 2 K' f WX I . L X , , 5agMa'QxA,, 'suis y W' -if l x . , Q - f 1 ff! Mr. Clyde Dorsten IN APPRECIATIGN ASCENSION: Pastor - Rev. Arnold Witzman Assts. - Revs. Stanley H. Neiheisel, Donald Huebner ST. HELEN: Pastor - Msgr. James L. Krusling Assts. - Revs. Kenneth Henz, Ellis N. Harsham IMMACULATE CONCEPTION: Pastor - Msgr. James E. .Sherman Assts. - Revs. John F. Willman, Norman W. Langenbrunner ST. LUKE: Pastor - Rev. Paul V. Golembiewski Asst. - Rev. James R. Collins MARY HELP OF CHRISTIANS: Pastor - Rev. Charles B. Koverman Asst. - Rev. J. Thomas Rolfes ST. BRIGID: Pastor - Rev. Anthony Andres Asst. - Rev. James Hickey, S.M. ST. ANTHCNY: Pastor - Msgr. Robert Krumholtz Assts. - Revs. Frank J. Whalen, David A. Heinl BASE CHAPEL: Msgr. John E. Prokopovitsh Revs. John L. McCann, Eugene C. Gasparovic, O.F.M. TOGETHER AND IN SHADE OLINE NORTON NINETEE UNDRED AND SEVENTY-TWC Jeffery Ballman Edward Balsink Kevin Barry Donna Baxter Timothy Beecroft Carol Beel Robert Behringer Beth Beisel Kathryn Bell Robert Bellville Lawrence Blanford Jolene Blatz Debra Blommel Cecelia Bochenek Michael Bolton Kevin Brennan Cynthia Brinkman Frances Brohm Teresa Brooks James Browder Linda Brown Robert Brown Jeanann Buhrman Patricia Bunger Ann Carney Julie Anderson Thomas Andrews Raymond Aubin Candace Austin if l ,ff K 'JMS J-if it It I - - - f iw . Y -A' '1 I T Q 1 N9 5 if .T ,V 1 we T , .X A 'f - - Pi. ,ki ' 1 'Cf' J Marie Connolly Lynda Cordonnier John Csizma ,gf David Drees Wendolyn Duffy Mary Carver Mary Chatfield John Cheers Janet Chmiel Catherine Clark Michael Clark Marita Clement Sharon Clifton Anthony Cochran Janet Combs Paul Cvitkovich Steven Daggitt Dan Davis Michael Davis Deborah Dean Arnold Demonico Mary Dempsey Elaine Denault Christopher Dickerson Robert Dietz Kathleen Dlabay Eric Donofrio Mary Doyle Thomas Drake Alfred Draper Joseph Dunkman Rebecca Dyer John Earnst Diana Elking Catherine Emmers Rebecca Endres James Enright Leonard Esken Robert Fecke Lynn Fenimore Beverly Ferguson Rebecca Fisher Martin Fitton Theresa Fleckenstein William Fleming Eugene Flohre Donald Fortener William Fortener Peggy Francis Mary Franz Well, this morning's outlook on school is . . . BLAH!l! ya, If ,I if. X f EEE -AME 1 , 2 'fi' ' X ,. 'ww 2, 5 Able to leap tall buildings in a single bounce. , F gg, ' G- x 1 5 f 1 I I W fled? WXTL 1 ' .4 51 V 5 ig ' , 2 X V ,I -, of , ' mf tw- l 5 K R ls A . 5 i l an Xa 17' WHITE LACE AND PROMISES Kathy Frederick Nancy Freeze Michael Gaither Mary Gast Patricia Gast Marna Gavin Donna Gay Jeannette Gehlauf Mark Gerhard Kathleen Gier Stephen Girard Richard Glass Renee Gonzalez Elizabeth Gormican Michael Graeber Patrick Graf Marian Graff Scott Graham Roger Grewe Timothy Griffin Kim Guthrie Julie Haley Margaret Haller Robert Hathazy Deborah Haughey Gary Heeb Cynthia Hemmert Richard Heyne Rosemary Hibner Kevin Hixson Mary Hobbs Doug Hodapp Ann Hoenie Mary Lou Holder Pamela Holley Thomas Hovey Mary Huelsman Michael Hughes Margaret Huiet Abigail Iselin Susan J ennewine Pamela Jewell Mike Johnson Karen Jones Roberta Kaehler John Kappeler Rita Kauffman Rebecca Keleman Maureen Kelly Paul Kemna John Ketchen Claudia Kinder Daniel Kinser iw . iii lv A! 2 ,. K ,,,.,V - A Q 1 i' V S al' l 3 H . 111' if x l 1 lx' Elaine Kleek Anthony Kleinhenz Marian Klosterman Deborah Kohlmann Michael Kohlmann Mary Kraman George Krebs Timothy Kuntz Karl Kuopus Anthony Lacon Dennis Lane James Laporte James Laux Daniel Lefeld Virgilia Lemming Karen Leopard Josephine Lofino Rebecca Long Dennis Lucking Debra Lynn William MacLaughl1n Paulette Maday Glenn Manny Mary Lee Mathes Thomas Mauro Maureen McCarthy Michael McCoy Robert McCoy Jerome McGarry Mark McHenry Stephanie McKenzie Vikki Medisch Donna Meeks Violet Meo Robert Merrick Donald Meyer Susan Meyer Mary Jane Meyers Gary Miller Henri Miller John Miller Michael Miller Patricia Miller Rhonda Miller Mark Mmch Timothy Mmch l f L. , D R Q 23' l 4. H I ft. ff-v Q-f W Ann Moorman Eileen Morrisey Timothy Mosher Thomas Mullins Constance Mundey Jill Murnahan Daniel Murray James Murray Noreen Murray Linda Myers Marybeth Neatherton David N ieberding Michael Noonan David Norckauer Gregory Norman Jerome Notestine Michael O'Keefe Phyllis Patterson Deborah Paul James Payne Sharon Pease Roland Penney Catherine Peters Daniel Pfeiffenberger Janet Phelan Mary Ann Pitstick Michael Placke Deborah Plsek Ruth Prestel Francis Quinn Robert Rado Christine Rafalko Anita Ramby John Randolph Patrick Reed John Rehg Christine Rettich Ann Rieser Michael Roberts Nancy Rosinsky Dan Rotterman Michael Roush Anthony Ryan Lawrence Ryan Douglas Rynda David Santez Beverly Sargent William Saunders Edward Schaeffer Donald Schmidt Steven Schneble Rebecca Schulte Susan Schwab Connie Schweller Mark Seiter Catherine Seufert Joseph Severs Sandra Shaw Mark Shinkle James Shultz George Sikora Denny Slyder Michael Smith Victoria Smith Mark Smock Theodore Snyder Debra Somuk Stephen Steinbicker Ruth Straukamp Gloria Strehle Pamela Strevell Diane Stueve Cathy Stukenborg Michael Taylor Michael Terrell Terance Thill Kay Thoma Patrick Thomas Deborah Thomeczek Regina Toomey David Trick Mary Tritschler John Vadnais Deborah Valek Stephen Vandegrift Robert Vandine Stephen Vanoss Richard Venard Jerry Vondrell Charles Wagner Victoria Wallace Rita Wapplehurst Bruce Weber Rita Wendeln Patrick West William Westbeld Joseph Willhoite Diana Wist J erilyn Witt Andrew Wolff William Wolodkiewicz Debra Wynn Patrick Yahna Charles Zajbel Elizabeth Zimmer Carol Zink Not Pictured: Salvatore Barresi Patricia MacDonald Lawrence Peterman Mark Stubbs 33' G 'Q' l . Q' gf N f' a c r JJ i, , I i t 1 ga. f A Q5 'lla Q ' . Come on Nick, you can smile better than that. AND SEVENTY-THREE Beverly Amatulli Debbie Ambrose Angela Anello Joeline Asterita Karen Bachman Daniel Baer Bruce Balsink Lawrence Baron Christine Bashaw Janice Bauman Thomas Bauman Sharon Baxter Neale Behm Sharon Beigel Claudia Beisel Richard Beisel Connie Belcher John Belcher Victoria Belger David Bell William Bell Mary Bennett Louis Bianco Mark Bidwell Barbara Blommel NINETEEN HUNDRED Tiliggfjggggg Vanessa Alfaro if Qi it Q df X is ' X Theresa Allen .as 4-er s ., 3 f X, N ,ite W. a n ffl i 'K' ' W, 55 2 'fri , , x 1 - , f it ,, f ,r , ,H me i, Ga 'fl ,N 2 6 ,f 5' M' ,z 'DQ N s if f :gag x 5 avi ,wg W 1 'E+ ' W at 5 fa' 'r 6' Z HQ 'gl 50- fa f f y 22, w,7,A,f1Zi ri fg x fi 4. r 6 3 'ff' f six 'E-.3 iz. 5 ' ' f- 11,1 x , Who Me?, exclaims Ann Yahle as Sue Williams and Laurie De Wine look on. ia. 'X C VJ Susan Braun Cheryl Brewster Kristin Booher Judy Bratton Cynthia Brohard David Brooks Kelly R. Bryan Karen Butler Sharon Butler Monica Burkhardt Christopher Campbell Luis Cano William Cheers Stephen Chilbert Bill Clemens Paul Clement Nancy Collins Denise Collopy Kathleen Combs Christopher Connelly David Coons Virginia Cornick Jerome Csizma ibn Karen Dailey Sharon Davison Sheryl Dean Joanna Deis Theresa DeLuca Stanley DeMonico Kathryn Delzeith Larry Depasquale Kathy DeVoe Laurie DeWine Peter Dignan Peter DiSalvo Peter Dodaro Dale Dorsten 3 The -ilnvflif '--1 W -we ln 2 .yt ,V il -it Wa ' 4 3 io- N if .6 -Lia ,N- '-C! .. 9 Z F ff? 1 an if fi , , at at G' ag, ra ,, K ml, 2 1 E 4 1 . 4 'fl -qrnr 'e Robin Downey Deanna Durbin Helen Durkin Cress Edwardson Frances Enright Stephen Ernst Paul Ervin Patricia Farler Theodore Fecke Christine Fecher Artie Feliciangeli James Fish Teri Fitzgerald Kathleen Flahive Teresa Flahive X6 Katherine Hageman Robert Ha eman Anthony Flohre Sandra Frantz Carole Frommeyer James Gambill Michele Garstka Jane Geesen Julie Geiger Karen Geis John Geis Cynthia Gier M. Kathy Glaser Pamela Goebel Brian Goecke Margaret Grasse William Gress Mary Griffin William Gross Charles Gubser Mary Gudorf Theresa Guinn g START OUT WALKING Robert Hankey Patricia Harris .N Anita Harris 've Benita Harris AND LEARN TO RUN . . . Would you hurry and take the picture? Denise Hixon Nancy Hoffman Stephen Hohl Nancy Hohman Michael Holloran Ann Howard Joseph Hudson Beth Hughes Mike Hummel Michael J anik Rebecca Jervis Kim Johnson Kathy Kaiser Robert Kane Diane Kappeler Laszlo Hary Mary Harworth Kenneth Hattan Angela Heider Karen Heider Robert Hemingway Douglas Hemmelgarn Michael Hemmert Kevin Hess Maureen Hennessy Debra Henz Phyllis Hickey lm-A Z 4' .. f , n ag V 'V aaaa 1 we-:v j' ff, X' fm 'rm six' tif' .fx or 93 Nancy Kappeler Michael Kazee Kathleen Keen Merita Keferl Carol Kelble James Keller Yvette Keller Deborah Kelly Julie Kester James Key Joseph Kinser Kathleen Kinzig Michael Kleinhenz Michael Klosterman Patricia Klug Kay Knapschaefer Karen Kohler Carol Kopp David Korte Michael Kraman Susan Kovach Norman Krebs Judy Kreitzer John Kreuzer James Kuenle Greg Lacon Marianne Lander Teri Landess Charles La Porte Karen Latham Charles Lauricello Kimberly Lawrence Timothy Lee Daniel Leitschuh Lawrence Lindsay Kathy Livingston Christine Lockvis Constance Lockvis Gloria Long Donna Lorinczi Susan Lowery Madalyn Lozito Rebecca Lukacs Anita Lupp Robert Lynn Michael Luttrell Richard Maday Madonna Mahle Diana Makley Susan Mantz Michael Manuszak Sue Mark Patricia Maloney Kathryn Mathes Eileen Marrinan Michelle McDaniel Mark McCarthy Mary McCoart Tricia McCormick Carolyn McCoy Gayle McGarvey Bridget McGree Salli McHenry Deborah McJunkin s, urqqn i -Q A., X if it . aug, W IV it B i 3 is F ' N QF l , 'C' e s t r A., L .iii : X pa J M , B: T Qin ee 52 fi! 3 W l wi, gr, i v is X , Q 1 fx 5 my ,vs 1. 2 X, Stephen Minch Donna Monnig Sharon Monnin Jean Montgomery Steve Monte Susan Morter Denise Munch Dan Munday John Murray Patty Murray Betty Muth William Nartker Janet Nader Douglas Niekamp Steven Nock John Norckauer Cecelia O'Brien Kathy O'Brien Kevin O'Brien Jim O'Bryan Dennis McKinnon Mary Lou McNickle Edward Melvin Kenneth Merrill Carl Merritt Susan Mescher James Metter Walter Meyer Len Meyerhoefer Scott Miers Cynthia Miller Daniel Miller Jean-Pierre Miller Ted Miller Steven Miller if fl, CT' Patricia O'Malley Lorena Ordonez Robert Pahl Jan Palivec Nancy Parker Debra Parks Patricia Pease Joanne Perdzock Michael Peterman Carol Peters David Pitstick Mary Pitstick Sharon Placke Connie Quinn Charles Quinter Theresa Rancour Michael Rauch Michael Reckner Bradley Reese Joseph Reeves James Rieser Mary Rieker Greg Reinert Gary Reagan Debra Sacksteder Cheryl Saylor Martha Schaefer Carol Schaeffer Rebecca Scheblo Douglas Schneble Mary Jo Schulte Craig Roddy James Rose Lynn Rosinsky Glenn Roudebush .1 Y if-t 5 D I-Q A1 A l V5 if Monica Rieker Timothy Roberts Susan Roderer Paul Roebuck Donna Rotert Rebecca Roth Bob Rotterman Gary Rounds Donald Ruef Joseph Ruffolo John Ruja John Rupp Catherine Ruther Beatrice Ryan Karen Ryan Timothy Ryan Mark Schuster John Schutte Julia Schweller Mike Schweller Raul Scott Saul Scott Franz Seiber Mary Severs Patricia Sheffs Sandy Shutte N S R , A a rf' uf 5 9' ia. X M N y, 'Q u X -F ...., .. A Lou Cano really appreciates Carroll's special of the day. '-5' Tfx Mark Sims John Slightam Robert Smith Cynthia Somsel Barbara Somuk Nancy Spoerl Mark Stalter Teresa Stebbins Katherine Steinbicker Constance Stokesbury David Storer Barbara Stout Michael Strevell Janice Stucke Scott Sullivan John Syx Caroline Tell Michael Templeton Susan Terzian Susan Thaman Janis Thill Charles Thoerner Mari Tomaszewski Patricia Thomeczek Dennis Toomey Steve Toscani Toni Toth Paula Travis Robert Trick Roberta Vadnais Patricia VanDine Rick Vogel Barbara Voss Gregory Wagner Steve Wagner Alan Warren Donna Warren Steve Weaver Mary Weiser Tom Westbeld Michael Wheelersburg Herbert Wiley Suzanne Williams Patricia Wimmers Dan Witt Nora Wright J acklyn Wyskiver Ann Yale Chris Young James Zahora Suzanne Zainey Amy Zajbel Robert Zember John Zimmer Kathleen Zimmer Chris Zimmerle Therese Zink Nick Zukowitz Kathleen Acker Victor Ackrill Teresa Adducchio Jeffery Agnew N NETEE HU DRED SEVENTY-FOUR Steven Aker David Anderson David Arnold Mary Bach Robert Baer Kathleen Baker Jacqueline Balke Donald Ballman Eugene Ballman Mark Balsom Diane Barbadora Kathleen Baron Sheila Barry Thomas Bauman Joseph Bawidamann Cay Beard Barbara Beecroft Joann Beisel Richard Bellville Celia Bennet Melinda Berberich Mary Lynn Bertke Joseph Bianco Partick Blake Rosemary Bochenek Joseph Bockrath Donald Boemer Mary Bohac Greg Bolton James Bond Robert Brock Tony Bunger Paul Burr James Bulter Marianne Cagnetti Joan Chilbert June Chilbert Thomas Chippie William Clark Theodore Cochran Diane Dabbelt John Daggitt Karen Dahlinghaus Catherine Dalessamdro Barbara Dastoli John Borgart Gregory Braner Kristine Brewer Rita Brinkman Barbara Carlin Rebecca Cattorini Linda Chapin Roberta Chatfield , f if Q s ' -fer at Pamela Cooper Stephanie Cox Susan Cullen Lori Rose Czapla Ei .x ' L What do you mean no writing on the wall? Steven Delaney Teresa Dempsey Patricia Denney Mark Dipalo Christine Dlabay Stephen Dodaro Michael Doll Timothy Donofrio Katheryn. Doran Philip Doolittle Robert Drake Paula Drees John Duffy Robert Dunkman Donna Durbin Cynthia Duwel Madonna Dyer Thomas Edgar Janice Edwards Jeanette Edward S Jayne Eifert Karen Eilerman Christine Elliott Mary Ernstcs Lynn Ervin Robin Fenimore Cay Fischer Jean Fisher Margaret Fisher Paul Fisher Thomas Fortener Mark Franz Thomas Franks Marjorie Freeze Joseph Galyon David Gasper Timothy Gatchie Thomas Gay Jean Geiger Joseph Essman Kathy Fecher Susan Fecke at r Q Russell Flaute Robert Flickinger Frederick Forman Richard Fortener 4' is X N Wrmr 'gli a . 53 it F sp x Does Sandy Slyder enjoy doing work this much? 5 tw M 1 Janice Genari Leo Gerhard Denise German Colleen Giambrone J affery Graham Christopher Grilliot Barbara Gudorf Eric Hainzer 4:56 to H he W X f Joseph Hainzer Paul Halberstadt Claudia Hall Susan Haller ,-- ' :mf .Mk x 'J ll - i il ,V in l ji Q, f E' X 1 ., X..A X Duh . . . what answer Sister? Carol Hamilton Cynthia Hampton Andrew Hannen James Harrison Maria Hary Mary Heider Dan Hemmert Joseph Hendrickson Sheila Hennessy Gregory Henry Patrick Henry Barbara Hensley Dawn Herzing Carol Heye Karla Hibbert 5 06 David Hickey James Higgins Christine Hischak Theresa Hobbs Lynn Hodapp Mary Hoenie Robert Hohl Mary Jo Hohner Keith Holbrook Michelle Hoefler Glenn Holder Lynn Howard Monica Howley Marlene Hoyer Steven Hummel Jennifer Iselin Carole Ivan Patricia J ackomis Jewelyn Jennewine Robert Johanson Renee Johnson Patricia Jones Philip Jordan Linda Kaiser Ronald Kappeler Michael Kasper Walter Kassick Ursula Kavtschitsch Kim Kelly Jennifer Kester -x he ji, fl .. N N W un J in ixx ' K W' 'G' J' JS s 1 I t . K ivee A X' K :Mig f A ,, , V Wk.. ,K QI P sf . g j W' 5 1. 2 5 me gi i ft , J 1 ,ix g , 5 , X to 'R . si ' 5 x r N.. ' M I , tri - if P J 'E 9 Karen Kiley Thomas Kirsch Madonna Klosterman Tom Klotz John Kleinschnitz Mary Kochendorfr James Koepnick Virginia Koester David Kohler Theresa Kohlmann Patricia Konicki ' Rose Kouri ff Ai Gail Kyne s ii - i gg? David Lackey y Q i William Lake Tim Gatchie tries his hardest to get that last man out in a nice game of dodge ball, as his team mates look on. Team mates are: Greg Bolton, Don Boehmer, Russell Flaute, alias, behind the ball, Dan Hemmert and John Borgct. IO7 Leslie Lamb Laura Lander Thomas Lane Katherine Lantz Annette Laughlin Gary Ledford Jane Lefeld Janet Leising Charles Liette Mary Linkhart Tina Lucente Salli Luckritz Mark Luckoski Christine Luehrs Monica Lupp Mark Manny Angelo Manzo Joanne Manzo Michael Marcum Janet Martyr i E K Q Suzette Lauricella Diane Lawrence Kathy Lebkisher 1 y , k ,., .5 my A t.,, Q? 1:f gge,g1f'sf,ysb,, W J li X Q as UF M GM . - 5 .-F Q' , . ,, ,, I .asm f- K ' lf5'i57fif5E cr if Joyce Lofino Mark Lonsert David Lowery Gayle Lutz Michael Lush Maida Mangeot ,Vx -f Ql. 1 - lf?-fl E! Is ww MM, gs f Y' W v 3 x 1 K ,.. A 5 X '-vw -.,..-... 4 a.....i. X Concentration and hard work help make school go alittle easier for Linda Speller. en Ev X l N-1+-, June Martyr Patricia Mauro Eileen McCarthy James McCartney Kathleen McCoart Mary McCoy Matthew McHale Cheryl McHenry Michael McKinnon Marlene Meineke Melvin Meineke Margaret Melvin Mary Ann Meyer Joyce Mescher Frederick Miller Lee Miller Marvin Miller Mary Jo Miller Susan Miller William Minch 0 Carolyn Minardi J Diane Monnin r . Denise Moore ' F Ray Moorman 1 'e'ee ' ' . Steve Moorman . . Paula Moran Matthew Morrissey Eugene Moosbrugger Kevin Mosher Joseph Muran Tony Bunger and Paul Fisher diligently work out math problems, as Mark Balsom looks on and Greg Soucy tries studying on his own. Kathryn Myers Joseph Nabonzy Susan Nash Trina Norckauer fy ,. Curtis Notestine . ,J . 253651 K, ix H , E, I I - . S 9, : .1 J J ' 1 ., - --fs, masse 5 is Mary Poe Steven Popp Q 'P' X R Grace Postawski Lewis Poteet Pamila Quinter Celia Rafalko it A 97' Neil Rancour Anthony Redden Dianne Redenbo 4 er-' if P. - - X 'X 2 ' I f . - aug ,i -,K-5 ff l is f. ne, lil, ,En. Ln 1 James O'Brien Richard O'Brien William O'Brien Sharon Panella Elizabeth Odland Douglas Paull Colleen Petersen Marilyn Pier James Pitstick Mark Pleiss Rebecca Reeves Ellen Rehg Tod Reinert Theresa Roeckner Patricia Roehrle Diane Rose Ann Rosinsky Pamela Rotert John Roush Angela Rowe Carol Ryan Patrick Ryan Thomas Ryan Mary Ruffolo gr 'I Q- iv Albert Scheckelhoff X Frederick Scheidweiler 3 Kathy Schlegel David Schlonman Mary Schmidt Susan Schmidt Erick Schmitt Joseph Schneider Daniel Schock Mark Schumacher Kathleen Schweller Jeanne Scott Matthew Seiter Robert Sellers ,X p Theresa Ser ent , wi' 7 8 Kathleen Severs S Brigid Shine :iff I, K Gary Shultz Steven Shutte Come on, Lynn and Sue, give a smileg you're on candid camera. Pat seems to see another cameraman. ,Q bf vcr' KS R Candy Slyder Sandy Slyder Rhonda Smith Barth Snyder .fa 4- 4 R 1 X' 2 L gk Q 'QW gr' r' A-, w as A X . X Michael Solimine Cynthia Sopczak Gregory Soucy Edward Spaeth William Spalding Kathy Sparace Linda Speller Susan Spireton Michael Spoerl Timothy Stall Anthony Stebbins Susan Steenbergen Anita Stegeman Karen Steinbicker Karen Stewart Terea Stewart Mary Sticht Edward Stinson Laurie Strevell Kathleen Syx Joyce Tangeman Richard Templeton Patricia Templin Rebecca Thinnes Paul Thomas Gail Toomey Sharon Travis Linda Trstenjak Mary Vadnais Robert Van Leeuwen 4 Gregory Van Oss Nicky Venard Mary Vincent Chris Volz Jennifer Wagner Dennis Wahrer Diane Waker Cynthia Weaver David Wheeler Ellen Wellmeier Shirley Weidner Donna White Tina White Margaret Wilcox Martin Wilke Mark Wiley Helen Willenborg Malcolm Wiselogel Paul Wourms Patricia Wuebben Donna Wyman Daniel Wyskiver Cynthia Youngerman Raymond Yenger Kathleen Young Michael Young Suzanne Zabrowski Janice Zahn JoAnn Zahora Leslie Zara Not pictured: - 5 A i 251 , , X X x .Q 'gp H g I ar . K' Daniel Zimmer Mary Zimmer Joseph Zinck Jerilyn Zukowitz Vernon Mangold Qi Q, Q L wi I -no .rm ,, V .yy N . X 'S gl ,ffx r A, 2 ' ' w.f.t ' We ir JL 3' ig F km 5 Q ff 3 , 12- ' 1 sg '4,, ' Q12 'z 65 'TV Q Egg' W J X ff :KW 5 ff av ,? K, H 6' V- . V' L f'iT '?fif N' ',,1 W zfwiezxi waz: ii . 2 - ff 4 , . YA W . K Th f A1ter's Saturday ' the one- wh-fivf Beh l And 1 iilfifgi Pats Pluck Ist Eagle Feather S gil H2 jan ' 4 n-A Q nd StoutDefensive Line Q NGA 5.-nmfm f,1 f Maevuljv llWl. ' . H Holce .5 N lflkisl lg Q 'E C5 . 5? : 2? 2 N- i me 1 S Q Q fi! .51 'PT Q9 QD mg ,E CB Q-I Pri Cn mf es S 'x N ,,, Q :-U' 5 cw '15 ' f Q cp t ' L a I1 el l MIAMISBUREQA . Chaminacle, Lgarroll Lionquerg ll CARROLL 26, CHAMINADE 0 CUFFOII 7 0 6 13-26 Chnminode 0 0 0 0- 0 Carroll-Schmitt A run U-iogler kick! Carroll-Schmitt, 2 run lpuss failed? Clcnrroll-Kappeler 33, pass from Lone Carroll--Lone, 1 run fHagIer klckl mass fuiledl .-l- 6 ame with a big, shin Q - ut there's a title at s vfhimnl nm: fnr fl- PAMQTH xo 2 -, 23 FP EQETLQ D nth maxi l HH: -'TUQ 21915 i 'Q 3ES'5J55 5i:-'iifgg S-QQSQES-NSOH if ' v-s S awaxwgaps-5 fl no - Cm I 3 3.:'E: QEQf2,?:: Q S 532'-mifuag DLG 542. CD 2. 52. O 23 FF Q UI! 0 99 4 CD I O 1 CD fb Pi' F .- E f Q I s T8 TE E Q -E 4- - E ll-I, Ol -I-'Eg c i' :S 818 1 Ill. .l. 111.1 ,ua uwnuvgn. yu -I ' , 1. Alter 17-21 I Badm 2 6-2 O 2- 9 nu, Lawnlc IYICK Schngidgr I H -a S HTH. ippe ver fro L2 6 B FUI der 15 run nun I run Qappeler I9 pos Schneider 22 ru Lnnel rinkn-on 1 run Qappeler 36 it fpuss foil! S4 Sn Cl: X ed say SS U! X -S I-9. ax Jn I 911' qi fb Z, UPIP ,X ,NB , O DP There was a change in attitude g .t g i T towards football this yearg Carroll elevated from conquered to con- 7 ,Wi tall queror! After a lossto Beavercreek, 'tttrr U 'lttll the Patriots won nine games in a i Uh row to establish the school's best outcome in nine seasons. The following pages will try to relive that football season of 1970, while telling a story of football that is always present. The first thing to do is get in shape. . ,p .. Practice makes perfect. MQ V cfs. ,,,x'-l The day before the game practice is conducted in game uniforms, without pads, to get every detail down just right. 57 M Our Lady Queen of victory . . . Pray for us. - 575 if he And now a few words from our co-captainsg -Nick Anello and Steve Wolodkiewicz. After much hard work, we're finally ready. if 9 George Hammermeister keys in on the Viking's backs 0 Coach Kuntz tries to rearrange the blocking. Looks like a bad night for this Knight! Everybody opens the hole for Denny this time. Color this opponent gang tackled. E a John Kappler prepares to bring in the next play. This one is all mine The Patriots close in once again. Hickey and Co. Defense Jerry Waag and Bill Flohre x Qi dl' ,WW A strong bench meansa strong team ,, ,, ' ' 1 E5 ' 1 39 'We Dan Kopp takes a rest. Tom Mullins and Tim Mosher get things straight. Mike O'Keefe brings in the next play if .f . 2 NT.. i s . , A cf X R-Si :nfl f . 3 'if Wai- sl' 26 gwa,.,,,,.,...' After this talk, we go all the way! Losing doesn't hurt just the players, it catches every body involved. Senior leaders are the big influence in a Winning season! if Glory to the conquerorsl Praise to the leaders! F, ., I f Y' The coaches' helpers. The remnants of a tough season. P--ag., Thanks to the men behind the camera. Thanks to the Boosters. 127 6 'AEEPJQL fi T r N hr iv' Quinter takes aim and fires. Driving Ed Schaeffer scores on 1 IneXperience plus one of the tou h- est schedules in the area are probagly two of the bggest factors resulting in our 0-19 recor this season. The strength of our schedule showed such teams as: Beavercreek Q20-25, Vandalia C17-55, But- ler C19-25, Lima Catholic C20-31, Tip City Q17-55, Middletown Fenwick C14-65 Chaminade C13-61, and Miamisburg C17-5J. In our last seven games, we've only been out of two, states Coach Vedova. Those seven games include a double overtime loss to Alter, an overtime loss to Hamilton Badin, and a one point loss to Springfield Catholic . . . They didn't quit hustling no matter what the situa- tiong the ave it their all. Words my Coach Vedova, as taken from the TORCH release. displays t Freshmen, left to right: Steve Shutte, Mike Spoerl, Matt McHale, Dan Hemmert, Mike Marcum, Joe Bockrath, Mark Pleiss, Matt Seiter, Paul Halberstadt, Chris Grilliot, Jeff Agnew, Steve Delaney, Keith Holbrook. Kneeling, left to right: Fred Miller, Bill Clark, Coach Dan Keefe, Doug Paull. Missing: Bill Minch. l i V Y W Dave Storer drives the baseline for two. George Sikore, elbowed while Shooting. 129 A futile effort to block Ralph's shot. Agony of defeat! 24 1 13 .- i J 1 x K ,fa 5 A fi Chris Cantrell and Coach Vedova work up a new strategy Only a few inches away. 1 , 7 Q f j,,,.w . 'll f Tiptoe on the hardwood. The hand tree sprouts a basketball. SX., Yes What awaits in the remaining hours? Z Q-H 'i Pssst! How do I look? 11 ' 4 34 lvl EAW gAnno W . AS PAC : R Varsity, Sitting: Dan Horn, Herb Wiley, co-captain Kevin McCarthy, Steve Hohl, Mark McHenry. Kneeling: John Hickey, Tom McGree, Paul Kemna, Pat Yahna, co-captain Pat Sullivan, Craig Roddy. Standing: Coach George Kuntz, Dan Kopp, Don Frommeyer, Terry Thill, Dave Bell, Bill Saunders, Louis Cano, and Coach Jim Kuntz. es1'Ii ,F , F Pat Sullivan claims the Patriot and first 4-C Award. Sophomore, Steve Hohl, was the first Patriot to qualify for the wrestling tournament. M-4 'gf:z:ss'fessw5,z,' an .-zgazzzlefsfmz if ,,,.. 1, Jw ff ll '- 'H11f2!iQfmf' -' A . .' . - ew -' ' Q, .MP ' Craig Roddy pulled the upset of the Sectional Meet by beat- ing the no. 2 man in the area, v n V,,, . ,.,s,,,, : g 3 , . 13.3 V. ,, J K V, 'M i M . N, ff , ,. - ,h,., up J,,..q-v N V . ,i:,,,Ii. yu..- Dan Kopp forces his opponent to a pin. -Terry Thill puts pressure on a victim. ohn Hickey stacks up his opponent, while the official watches closely for the pin. I knew I could do it! Dan Horn chins his man for predicament points. 137 id Reserves, Sitting: Mike Hummel, Greg Lacon, Larry Baron, Lenny Meyerhoefer, Steve Toscani, Jim Murray. Kneeling: Lenny Esken, Dan O'Bryan, Greg Wagner, Nick Zukowitz, Gary Rounds, Brian Goecke, Jim Prestel. Standing: Coach George Kuntz, Mark Gerhard, Joe Dunkman, Chuck Wagner, Jim Frommeyer, Andy Pitstick, John Randolph, Bob Murray, Louis Cano, Craig Roddy, Ted Fecke, coach Jim Kuntz. Absent: Mike Graeber, Mike Templeton, Ted Snyder, Steve Schulte, and Greg Notestine. W Cheerleader Ann Yahle Qleftl looks on as Herb Wiley Cabovej uses a cross body ride to pin his opponent. Freshmen, Row 1: Rick Fortener, Mark Lonsert. Row 2: Phil Doolittle, Rick Bellville, Malcolm Wiselogel, Dave Hickey. Row 3: Leo Gerhard, Curt Notestine, Tony Redden, Steve Hummel, Matt Morrissey, Jim Pitstick. Row 4: Steve Moorman, Tim Donofrio, Dave Schlorman, Lee Miller, Joe Bawidamann, Marvin Miller, Mark Franz, Mark Balsom. Absent: Joe Bianco, Bob Johanson, Mike McKin- non, and manager Greg Soucy. i i THE RECORD BOOK Invitationals: Belmont - 5th place, 8 finalists Beavercreek - 6th place, 6 finalists Fairmont East - 4th place, 7 finalists Sectionals - Steve Hohl - 4th place Kevin McCarthy - 2nd place Districts - Steve Hohl - 2nd place Qualifier for State Meet - Steve Hohl Records Broken by 1970-71 Team: Most points dual match - 58 Most Wins in season - 22 - K. McCarthy and S. Hohl Ctiej Most Points Cindividualj - 89 - S. Hohl Most Pins - 15 - S. Hohl Freshman coach, Bob Beecroft. 139 U6 ii' The tracksters ran their way through many hot grueling practices to a victo- rious season, breaking nu- merous records. Coached by Ray Monnin, the tracksters recorded a perfect season in the dual meets C3-OJ, and placed second in both their tri-meets. Members of the team went on to the Section- als in four events, and the 880 relay team Went on to place in district and state meets. 40 V,.', ,Ai mae: ffq ww T p 5 no as M 141 ! LEX rl kt lt? 1 . -E J f - it , The varsity tracksters, coached by Raymond Monnin are: Dan Miller, Paul Bader, Mark Schmitt, John Schneider, Jerry Wagg, Chris Schmitt, Doug Miller, Tim Griffin. 2nd Row: Neale Bohm, John Murray, Clyde Barret, Mark McHenry, Greg Wagner, Mike Taylor, Tony Lacon, Rick Zember. 3rd Row: Coach Ray Monnin, Dave Pitstick, Mike Templeton, Lou Cane, Steve Bcisel, Bob Trick, Ralph Lemming, Mark Gerhard, Mike Roberts. Standing: Kevin Hess, Mike Graeber, 'Chip' Draper, Mike Strevell, Ted Miller, Ed Balsink, Jim Shultz, and Dave Norckauer. 42 x-.WW What's so funny, Mike? gif F wi s X I 2? . 2 x I 1 9 J x? if : wwf w ,sf X , The members of the reserve team: Mike Kraman, Bob Kane, Mark Stalter, Jim Zahora. Standing: Mike Hughes, Bill Bell, Bruce Balsink, Ken Hattan, Ted Fecke, Tim Lee, Ray Aubin, Mike Manuszak. I4 H' - -,MM , ff? ,. 1 gf' .M 1 144 The Frosh tracksters are: Steve Delaney, Ron Kappeler, Bob Brock, Eric Schmitt, Dan Shock, Chris Grilliot. 2nd Row: Jeff Agnew, Bob Jo- hanson, Fred Miller, Jim Butler, Bob Dunkman, Phil Jordan, Mark Balsom, Doug Paull. 3rd Row: Eric Hainser, John Borgert, Matt Seiter, Angelo Manzo, Joe Bawidamann, Ted Cochran, Al Sheckleoff, Steve Morman. Mike Templeton enjoys the fruits of his labors at the spring sports banquet. The special award winners in track were: Doug Miller, the 3C award 3 Jerry Waag, the 3C award, most valuable player, and athlete of the yearg Chris Schmitt, the 3C award, Patriot of the year, and athlete of the year, Pat Carrothers, the 3C award. I45 46 if Qi N ? wi' P ses l Y 4 ' ig' vw Q 1, V if Pete DiSalvo makes catching a grounder look easy Believe it or not, this isn't a sandlot team. It's Carroll's 1971 Varsity baseball team. 1.4.-yuan-a A 3,3 t sv' The 1971 MOC Baseball Champs, left to right, Kneeling: Coach Hemmert, Greg Notestine, Pete Hagler, Steve Wolodkiewicz, Ralph Mercuri, and Steve Dahlinghaus. Second Row: Glenn Manny, Dave Trick, Jerry Notestine, Bruce Weber, George Sikora, Denny Lane, Pat West, and Ed Schaeffer. Third Row: Tony Bunger, Pete DiSalvo, Larry DePasquale, John Slightam, Dan Witt, and Dave Storer. N - , at G , as C z ., .t,t, KX fx fy g . ,f , 1 , ryy, X y yt NylL4 For the fourth ,year in a row, f i ey- V a a ' 'A Carroll's baseball team, coached 1 A V af: jv by Mr. Hemmert, has captured f 5 gg the MOC title. This year they N i y, ,525 G , Won the title by defeating Alter 1 1-0, and Springfield Catholic 4-1. Hemmert's Hitters broke a number of school records includ- ing the number of runs scored fSteve Wolodkiewicz - 305, num- ber of hits in one season fPete Hagler - 341, and the number of homeruns in one season for an in- dividual fPat West - 61 and for the team QZOJ. Strong pitching, fielding, and fbatting helped the Pats compile their winning rec- ord of 14-12. 'I47 Glenn Manny's going to fool this catcher and hit the ball out of the park. fha V ' , - .i- 'Vii I Each hit advances all the players as Pat West moves to third. I think I can, I think I can, I think I can .X his , ,Hy :Xl .fx , Q f 1 f , V . K A ...T ,, ' ,S',,.,'g5 ' a t .- l .Emi ,' 5' if 'w.s,3f i 1.4 gf F ,.-, ..,, A V- SI .AQ si 4 Fei..-f'.i, Nfl. ' Tension mounts in the stands as Denny Lane waits - ready for action. X! , , WN!! As a batter he has only one weakness 3 a pitched ball. Ed Schaeffer is just waiting for the catcher to miss the ball so he can steal second. 'I49 50 I K.HQ'j4,Q- . : yi in I i E - ' in All right Wally, enough dancing! Now where's the ball? , , nf 4' t Besides being a powerful hitter, Pete Hagler has great field ing ability. Pat West isn't even going to give this Fairmont runner a chance to score. Jerry Notestine shows he is not only a good pitcher, but an able batter as well. e if Q, . ,v. t Baseball awards were given to the following athletes: Steve Wolodkiewicz - the 3-C award, Pete Hagler - Most Valuable Player, and Greg Notestine - winner of the Patriot Award for baseball. 151 2 GOLF Fr. Heinl must not trust his golfersg why else would he be hiding behind a Maybe Jeff Graham thinks talking to the ball will tree? help. Members of the golf team are left to right: Jim Keller, Scott Graham, Jim Fish, Marty Fitton, and Kurt Reynolds. Second Row: Gary Alexander, Mark Smock, and Jeff Graham. Reynolds must have hit a long drive, as fellow teammates, Mark Smock Gary Alexander hits a long drive, as Mark Smock Scott Graham, strain their eyes to follow the ball. Kurt Reynolds, and Scott Graham watch. Mark Smock seems to be heading into the trees. I wonder if Jim Keller can manage this hard shot. Carroll 12 Carroll 32 Carroll 45 Carroll 26 Carroll 15 Carroll 35 Carroll 12 Carroll 26 Carroll 26 Carroll 49 FOOTBALL Beavercreek Piqua Central Park Hills Ravenna Alter Lima Catholic Springfield Catholic Chaminade Hamilton Badin Miamisburg Eaton Xenia Carroll Stebbin S Carroll 47 Dunbar Carroll 24 Fairmont East Season Record: 9 wins, 2 losses Invitationals M.O.C, Tournament lst Belmont Tournament Beavercreek Invitational 6th Fairmont East Invitational 4th 154 Carroll Carroll 39 Ca roll 48 Carroll 5 Stebbins Wilbur Wright Fenwick r 5 Carroll Carroll Carroll 47 Carroll 42 Carroll 52 Carroll 50 Carroll 49 Carroll 51 Butler East ayne Miamisburg Tipp City Springfield Catholic Hamilton Badin Chaminade Alter Beavercreek District Tournament Carroll 47 Fairmont East Season Record: no wins, 19 losses Tournaments M.O.C. Districts losses TBALL 61 65 74 56 54 68 73 57 74 49 54 62 83 44 54 94 66 90 68 2nd place 4th place TRACK Centerville 76W Middletown 74 Carroll 57 Lebanon 24W t East Wayne 69 Carroll 48 Patterson 39 Carroll 70 Xenia 57 Carroll 62 Carroll Wright 32W Carroll 3 Carroll 6 Centerville 63 Carroll 2 Colonel White Carroll 10 Fairmont East Carroll 7 Centerville . . V Carroll 5 Wilmington Record. 6 wins, 4 losses Carroll 8 Alter Place Carroll 18 Stebbins 20 Carroll 5 Hamilton Badin Baker 7 Carroll 5 Hamilton Badin 8 Carroll 2 Miamisburg 3 Carroll 3 Beavercreek 4 Carroll 3 Xenia 2 Moc. T 2 Carroll 17 10 Wayne 13 5 The 880 yd. relay team went on to both the regional and state meets. VOLLEYBALL Miss Ewald gives the team a little encouragement during halftime in a game with Beavercreek. These opponents will soon learn that Carroll's front three are power-packed players. The members of the varsity volleyball team are left to right: Jo Blatz, Deborah Kohlmann, Mary Franz, Donna Gay, Patricia McCor- mick, Mary Lou Holder, Laura Muick, Carol Zink, Sharon Beigel, Cheryl Saylor, and Jan Palivec. 6 The reserve team includes Cindy Hemmert, surrounded by teammates from left to right: Mary Severs, Betty Muth, Judy Kre- itzer, Abbie lselin, Joanne Zahora, Mary Schmidt, Susan Schmidt, Colleen Giambrone, Julie Haley, Laura Toscani, and Marcia Kelly. U Y Girls don't get too emotional, do they?? A new style of ball was started this year by Miss Ewald, girl's sports coach. Instead of fingertip control, the fists powered the ball over the net. Power-volleyball demanded hard practices and teamwork - both were evident in actual games, however, inexper- ience seemed to be the major factor in a 3-9 season. At the end of the season, the team participated in the Fairmont East Invita- tional, and placed second in a field of 10. 157 58 I laikiiall Karen Butler pleas for help as she is surrounded by Mary Lou Holder, Jo Blatz, and Terri Kohlmann, xxx N-.J Members of the varsity squad are: Jo Blatz, Jan Palivec, Mary Lou Holder, and Colleen Giambrone. Second Row: Terri Kohlmann, Lynn Ervin, Sharon Beigel, Mary Lynn Bertke, and Jan Abel. M f 11 , A -e u fl -' 3,9 .eff VH I- . f 'ff' f W 6fg2g!L A if K ,, , 4. H 4' 6 9 -jg U? ff -In 4 if 1 5 ., ,, . if K - - 5 lnll or lll lil ,N , mow S. . -5 are N 4 W, -va-.,W,,,,,,,,, p ,- Www., Karen Butler shows her guarding ability by challenging Linda Brown, as Carol Schaeffer, Jennifer Wagner, and Cheryl Saylor watch. members of the reserve squad are: Deborah Kohlmann, Barb Stout, and rown. Second Row: Sharon Butler, Laura Muick, Karen Butler, Carol Kay Knapschaefer, and Libby Gormican. Third Row: Cheryl Say- Sue Fish, Linda Kaiser, Jennifer Wagner, and Cecelia Bochenek. J , , ,. UNT' ' Jo Blatz lets loose another jump shot, good for two points during a practice game with the reserve squad. 9 60 r l l Jean Beirise shows the perfect style for the professional bowler. If you think Agatha Van Oss looks worried here, you should see her when she bowls, - if N KE . l I S x Maureen Hennessey shows the concentration needed to be a good bowler. BOWLING STRIKES, SPARES AND GUTTERS SGFTBALL x 2 l Carroll's Softball Team, left to right: Carol Zink, Colleen Giambrone, Karen Butler, Sharon Butler, and Abbie Iselin. Second Row: Deborah Kohlmann, Carolyn McCoy, Terri Kohlmann, Jan Palivec, Nancy Spoerl, Laura Muick, Jo Blatz, Miss Ewald, and Sharon Beigel. Third Row: Linda Brown, Linda Kaiser, Jan Abel, Mary Lou Holder, and Cheryl Saylor fhiddenl. K f f' -iff!! ff ,lrfi K f .Z , for , A X f X Playing on Carroll's softball fx g?,51,f'f,f ,fr 1,,, 4 team is a lot of fun, although Miss Ewald does try to make 1f.fl1fgf,iQfX5 the team Work once in a while. After they're on the field, all she can do is Wait behind the backstop, and hope they come through. Although they lost to Alter 18-17, and to Fairmont East 13-3, they ended their sea- son with a 7-2 record, proving once again that the Softball Superstars stay on top. 62 While waiting their turn at bat, the girls hold quick gossip sessions, proving that where gossip is concerned, the female of the species is faster than the mail. A , Jan Palivec grabs another grounder, as Abbie Iselin and Terri Kohlmann run to back her up. , N Sharon Beigel scores another run, as an unbelieving catcher helplessly waits for the ball. ICI i i i . 1' l 5 it i 1 t - ' i.., - ' l' A I fs eell rle elhe rlle 1 is A collision in right field slows down the throw to first baseman, Laura Muick. Jo Blatz leads off for second as the fielders watch home, waiting for the next Patriot blast. SEASoN GIRL,S RECORD SHOWS VOLLEYBALL hwy . dl' rn Carroll 15 Alter 5 'A 2 Carroll 11 15 Carroll 12 ',f' ffA o1o 7 15 Alter S l.S f Carroll 12 Badin 15 Beavercreek CC Carroll 15 A 7 Alter Carroll 10 Slf 15 Trotwood Carroll 4 Wayne Carroll 16 Slll .. Stebbins Carroll 15 r ' ' f I xxx C5rr011rJ,1o :'l F5 Carroll 11 Carroll 15 TrotWood'Ma Carroll 15 1 Carroll 9 Lebanon Carroll 15 ,,SN llf, 5 A Belvercrelk if 5 A a 5Qw5r55,S l ,l ,l l OFIBALL5 All 1, ., 435,54 ' ' ' k k Q , . Vyklyr bln, ,,l' '55 f, 'Ca?'roll10 5 'r'-'4 5 15 b ,X ' Carroll 15 Beavercreek gk X , 3 Carroll 215 CZIYOU15 ll ral 195 Carroll 11 Oakwood 5 fy Q Caiu oll 16 V 5 Carrj9llf5rgn, Carrvll 6 A . CEFH L14 10 110115 Carroll 1 Mother of Mercy? Q EM Carrolliglgfrf r'Sf lil, Ca Carroll 15 fCincinnatil ' 10 St. Jol Carroll 5 ' ' 15 Eairmon 5 Carroll 8 St. Joseph A 15 Val, f misburg C ll 1 15 C 0? A -2255? 5 ' arro 6 C in Q A -,Y' .'l HIT .. ' 115. gb Season Record: 3 Wins, 9 losses 5,l Carroll QQ A an A ker ,all 'Y A A 5, ' 'W3' Season Rec V5 58 A 'N-Q S rSa A 2 .lo A A 0 ' . 0 1 5 Samui? 5 '- 5 EW? 2 ' A ' 64 . Q 1 X ' xl 4 M ..f P k?y:1'i5 ,., J' ' atm: 2 ER-li 4,,,l,5,,.,N ,, . 4.-,x -., ,,. - egg , x.Vhb E Mx ,ix 1 4- , sf Hx , 2 Fai-ze. - ' S6ME WO DER ,, ,., W xxx.. Q,,,., 3 ' Blum vw Wm.. if, . WHAT FR HAS , Y 4 ' 'W' .W-f fi: v 66 A n V M 'W 7 ,pw D mL,g1VV,,hi ,G 'E ,, I 2, .w fv- x CE? .. Y Q 1 + 45 Q Fl? LW. ,ar 112 A W4 THAT LIVELY ATMOSPHERE UNDERLYING THE YEAR A -'f'f1 xl 171 1 , In a Junior pep rally skit, Carroll walked away from Alter victorious. - l 68 Clamoring pep rallies, practicing cheerleaders, decorated t if V i W arm l , 1 Vi - r l Q24-H I ' ff ' , .'rr 3154 g II. -ry -V fader f t 2' 'F 5 E 1 .. l lockers, generously given Halloween candy, and car cara- Vans Were tokens of enthusiasm. Spirit mounted with each victory. To-P' mmm J- M, 169 70 Junior earthlovers, Mary Jo Huelsman, Debbie Thomeczek and Pat Bunger, 'mmm-,,,u 'QW expressed their spirit through conservation. They sorted glass in the drive to assist the glass-bottle round-up Ctop leftl. Student Government organized an industrious campaign to clean up the school grounds fabovej. aff' , l I 5 , , M, '. ,, 4, l A f z X Q 5 25 1 s ...z Q-Q Sf xl S an ' ' Il- 'Qi -.Nw rf 'ff A 251 f. x ..,,, N, gig On Earth Day Steve Schulte fleftj, Along with many others, displayed their interest in anti-pollution by riding their bikes to school. l f ig. 'ff fW 'fh ' X Q - t,Zs,sit:r's 'X f Q ,i t ' shi 'QV' ', Y, 3, N, 3,5 ,Xu it ' x v '4 fl W all f X 1r', ,f45,fi:i if is Y E, . Q, 4. -D+ at 4:3 irv his f 'i i 1, i '4 'ru M-.an-1 XMB, Steve Murlin awaits the Whistle. Elaine Kleek marches proud 72 Drum Major, Andy Wolf, leads the march. BAND AND DRILL AT HOLIDAY AT HGME PARADE W' Q1A Q, Right in step and full of pep . . . Good Luc ora runnwrs ,W ,,, -,,g,..4W.H. Ut! 63, A SENIOR SUPERMEN Faster than a speeding bullet . . . 2 Ei Able'to leap tall buildings in a single bound . . . l vm A 6 It's a bird, it's a plane . . . v. swf -5. P No it's . . SUPER TORCHRUNNERSl The 1971 Senior Torchrunners put forth tremendous superhu- man effort and un- matched spirit, as they paced the way to victory after victory during the football season. Al- though they seldom reached a game before halftime, the torchrun- ners unfailingly re- ceived a standing ova- tion from all Patriot fans. The 225 mile run to Ravenna broke all other torchrunner rec- ords for distance, and probably broke the rec- ord for curious police- men per mile. Shirts stenciled by the student government provided identification, and the senior girls provided nourishment to sustain the runners on their journey. It is evident that the torchrunners of 1971 surpassed the well- known traditional spirit of the Carroll Patriots. ...-M95 rri i i 1 S i ss P s r Q 'I77 Michelle Garstka Iulie Geiger Denise German Pat Graf Mary Griffin Eric Hainzer Susie Haller Anita Harris Benita Harris Patricia Harris Karen Helder Ice Hendrickson Barb Hensley Dawn Herzing Donna Heyl Nancy Hohman Patty Iackomis Kathy Ianik Sue Iennewine Renee Iohnson Nancy Kappeler Ron Kappeler Merita Keferl Karen Kiley Marian Klcsterman Tricia Klug Mary Kochendorfer Rose Kouri 178 Ian Abel lean Beirise lOhY1 Borgerr Jeannie Ackerman Melinda Berberich Barb Carlin Mary Bach Kristine Brewer Beckt' C5tf0!'1I'1i Iackie Balke Cindy Brinkman Linda Chapifl Rua Brinkman Ioan Chilbert The Glee Club and Band collab- orated this year in presenting A Yuletide Serenade, Rever- end Ellis Harsham directed the singers as they celebrated the Christmas seasong while Barb Downs and Linda Quinter ac- companied them on the piano. Holiday songs such as Hymn to Joy , Strangers in the Streets and Hymn From an Irish Cabin were presented. During the performance the Glee Club gained the experi- ence necessary for their per- formance in the senior produc- tion of ShoWboat. Sue Kovach Marianne Lander Kathy Lantz Kim Lawrence Kathy Lebkisher Larry Lindsay Ioyce Lofino Donna Lorinczi Tina Lucenti QQ Club Chris Luehrs Angelo Manzo Mary Manzo Miriam Marlin Janet Martyr lune Chilbert Steve Chilbert Zan Combs Marie Connolly Barb Dastoli Mike De Monico Pat Denney Mark Dipaolo Karen Eilerman Fran Enright Lynn Fenimore Robin Fenimore Kathy Flahive Tony Flohre lluliicl Maureen McCarthy Kathy Meyers Mary Io Miller Steve Monte Cecilia O'Brien W Patty Pease Carol Peters Marilyn Pier Mary Kay Portune Ian Postawski .f ' Teresa Roeckner Angie Rowe Becky Scheblo Mary'Schmidt Mark Schneider Mark Schumacher Raul Scott Kathy Severs Candle Slyder Ronda Smith Susie Spyridon Gloria Strehle Laurie Strevell Bev Suhr Shari Travis Linda Trstenjak Agatha Van Oss Mary Vincent Mary Willenborg Jeri Witt Margie Wourms Donna Wyman Barb Young Mike Young Ioanne Zahora Amy Za j bel Leslie Zara e Serenade Iacki Prete Linda Quinter Chris'Rettich Mary Rleker 179 Get me out of this crazy place . . . rs ,N , lxf w A K5 . n o 'N V . Q 5 ' v ' 6 ' l 'Q 'I 1 , . .f 5 W , .HL in oaxfigl' - Q. ,Q n Q' . A . me in an vi v 1 as 4,3 , , Q, '4Y0u know, until this minute it never occurred to me that boats sank anyrn They were inevitably assisted by Cornelia's parents: Ottis Skinner QMarvin Millerj, a famous actor, and his wife, Maud Cplayed by Jeanne Ackermanj. Two medi- cal students, Leo McEvoy fTim Haneyj, and Dick Winters fSteve VanDegriftJ, met the girls enroute to France and found themselves romantically involved. As concerned parents, Mr. and Mrs. Skinner follow their daughter Cui' Heads across the Atlantic. oung anal Gag The Dramatics Club's latest endeavor was the three act play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. In the comedy, two 18 year old girls: Cornelia Ottis Skinner, portrayed by Sharon Hart, and Emily Kimbrough, played by Cindy Duwel took a trip to Paris to Ueman- cipate themselves. 181 A 5 4 2 Pete Hovey Tim Mark f ii ff, Z, v . 1, Steve Schulte Cathy O'Connel1 Mary Jo Huelsman, Rick Zember EA u HHTE Th e ACT ' JI? -I 1' if --Ja , ag if , Cathy Stukenborg 'ir- Mr. J. Kuntz Sue Walsh fix, g s. Mr. G. Kuntz Jerilyn 'Q'1 Potts Mike Kim Lawrence Miss O'Bryan Q Parker 183 4 Fae Balsom Mike McClernon 1 Julie Anderson, Mary Franz Paula Murphy I -' - , EQ Nisi Landreman Fr. Harsham, Gloria Wist Nancy Spoerl Chris Cantrell :Kr Dave Koester -39 Kate Combs Mr. Monnin A Sr. Rita, Mr. Sens, Mr. Eckhardt U Becky Stauffer 73 Q-Q5 1 C5 , - ::. - f.fz 1 L 9' 5 Doug Miller Steve Vandegrift Jean B Mr. Forthofer, Mr. OF ALL THE THINGS YOU WEAR, YOUR EXPRESSION IS THE MOST IMPORTANT. 'I86 - ANON. The 1971 Prom ueen Mary Alice. R Mr. Cl N t S TomS tt 6 as A 1 fe? The 1970-1971 Student Government officers were: President, Denny Stuckeg Treasurer, John Randolphg Secretary, Cay Clarkg Vice-President, Jane Cullen. .fr Vp s The officers discussing the issues of Student Government with moderator, Sr. Rita. Our answer is the world's hopeg it is to rely on youth - not a time of life but a state of mind, a temper of the Will, a quality of the imagination, a predominance of courage over timidity, of the appetite for adventure over the love of ease. The cruelties and obstacles of this swiftly changing planet will not yield to obso- lete dogmas and outvvorn slogans. It cannot be moved by those who cling to a present that is already dying, who prefer the illu- sion of security to the excitement and danger that come with even the most peaceful progress. It is a revolutionary World we live ing and this generation, at home and around the World, has had thrust upon it a greater burden of responsibility than any nation that has ever lived. Robert F. Kennedy E E LJ I V B Q R D , 87 Phyllis Patterson, Mike Klosterman, Cindy Brinkman, Cecil Bochenek, Gina Toom- ey and Jeri Witt. Cecil Bochenek and Gina Toomey, - student exchanges - a bulletin board covered with up-to-date - articles - handing out Student Updates Such was the Public Relations Committee, run by a few very energetic people. Student EX- changes - going to other schools, and coming back realizing Carroll isn't so bad after allg re- membering one big exchange where the kids stayed over night for a few days. A bulletin board in the gym lobby covered with information and interesting memos. Student Updates after each student government meetingytelling news of the meetings and other interesting items. The credit for these activities went to the Public Relations crew. 'IB8 Haii! Crack! A karate dem- onstration - A few men from a karate school show- ing how they defend them- se ves against certain at- tacks - Showing how to break brick blocks with their bare handsg this was one of the many assemblies enjoyed by the students. Other pro- grams were: the Air Force and and orchestrag Free Fare - a band, sharing jokes and skits, ending with a serious talk about the greatness of our countryg the lder Bandg the balletg and musical performances by other schools. All these were planned by the assembly committeeg a few eople who wrote letters and, used the telephone until a per- formance could be set for an innovative day. Assembly Committee Members: Jeff Glass, Tina Rafalko, Denise Landreman, Mary Sticht, and Steve Nock. I-I HU -I :wo cz: :-W?-af? CDYDCD 5' '1 l4 54-9- dlp on-n ca'-lids :'f mwUQ 0020235 2-S-DPTS gm gi. 2,5-A 05:03 Ff'1a?5' 353503 Q4-3: 5-gang' cnqgr' 6932 65.3-5'US. CD'-N295 gddffci. -2520 o :S P-B :eww was SL-112, Qdg' ew! 99 wo 55 mo: 5,235+ Du- .CDQDECD ,Using camo CE.,.hU1g 5.33.4 :mag mzswm '::Q4:s,U 3014: ages: angie- UJHCDQ. ESPN? Q-HSC FAESEO -5':S.5 C-19:1-f IEEAESE 1:2355 S2 Q. gswwcm U15O 4-0-4-v-'5 'U Syn-.QQ 55002 Q-+UQl'T .,,,,,,,. Publicity Committee, floor: Carol Hamilton, Monica Rieker, Elaine Denault, Karen Stewart, Marty Rieker, Carol Ivan, and Cindy Huff. Seated: Theresa Dempsey, Mary Rieker, Mary Dempsey and Donna White. I89 90 . lTT'1T W .5 al Our bang-up friends. Selling buttons, stickers, balloons, miniature foot- balls at homecoming, bows on Bow Day, and talk- ing you into riding bikes on Earth Day, procuring a giant beaver to stir up spirit for the first football game against Beavercreek - making a victory tree that remained covered with pennants for every vic- tory in all sports. Who were the people behind those crazy schemes? Why, the Spirit Committee! Those lively people! Committee heads Pam Jewell, Tom Ferguson and Pat Loehr. Remember the soc hops and dances. The one after homecoming when everyone celebrated our glorious victory. How about the pizza dance, where the first guy to finish half a pizza won a prize. Remember the happy faces and sticky hands behind the concession stand as drink after drink was given to exhausted dancers. How about the great bands We had, dedicat- ing songs to classes, and playing favorites. Remember this? Well, this was the Social Committee on the out- sideg on the inside they were busy people, thinking of bands, tickets, and refreshmentsg planning the next dance. SGCIAL 92 lk. , , Zf. V - , ,V .,f., .v' . ,. :qw , .., IHI ,..v 1 'lvvrn ii' U ' ' ' AL . 1, Team night! The first performance of a great season. Led on the field by drum major, Andy Wolff, the marching band and Liberty Belles displayed their smart style, patterns-in-motion and constant precision drill. Teresa Brooks, Claudia Kinder, and Maureen Kelly parade a flourish of pom-poms and red, white, and blue. Drill Team officers leading the marchg 2nd Lieutenant, Elaine Kleekp Co-captain, Robin Kaehlerg Captain, Sally Sabertong lst Lieu- tenant, J errilyn Potts. i,., , Si , 1 I- , gw fmgri . J m m f f 'V-P sf '74 l MM J, L. A A All he needs now is a banana. HGMECOMI G 9 Victory cheers penetrated the air! A week- end burst into bonfire flames, romantic moments, splashes of color, and sparks of spirit! A grand Way to Welcome the alum- ni. 195 I , ii f ,x 1 '6 i if WA W MM Q, nfl' wif .u 1. In Y I uv . 33,14 ' ' mr, ff? . Q3 .,,,1. 3 fn X, , Q 9, 1 Zim I Q' E 97 98 v l Homecoming Court of 1970 - Queen, Kathy Janik with Mike Lawreneeg Bill Florhe with Sr. attendant, Gloria Wistg Steve Myers with Sr. attendant, Judy Scheibg Buz Klimaski with Jr. attendant, Maureen Kellyg and Ken Merrill with Soph. attendant, Janet Neder. Student Government President, Denny Stucke, crowns Kathy Janik. x fwv wx 4' F' Y ww wh ,- 2 1 w. 1- S W, . .z'gfZ' ,.. Q . 'L 'H .Af f YJ 0 waz- 95114, 1' .UNH R 5 , , .f f' 5 J J - , an , mfg f N 'E , H ' '- - Q igi ' N N3 if 31' . 'H , 5:7 1 F, fs ,f ' u .533 3 4 if E2 E 1. - l N S515 .warg N' Til, i M5123 'l. Wlimigi ywfgff , ,11- .fm-' , - A .A . 1 , Q 4 M f-pu-,, X55 . . hi., Vg, -. , , X 'Jvi W I - was if5?lW'?'Wth X A we j'n 'f53f3'?! Hw7v?5M5 f lx . -.-- v.Mq11u.x Nw um ,f M ' V-1 - z -m m Y c -Q, 1 Y 1, , - !,:Sw,,,,,,wg I 4 I if Xu ef: Q i9i'?v:1,,' , lx 'f , ,NE Z n- X vm .1, Q? , - , I gl Vf .wg .x, 1? 1 5 - ' if 4, ,Mg-sf:.mfw1wf..f,-.n,f,,1,wwwquwwv-MWA ffm:-3lQ'6'l!lff X N XX 1r.'.-P A - f--wwf I 'M '- ' Y nb. 202 yi as 2 Q 4 1 2 2?-.K Joellen Koepnick catching a few z-Z-z's between classes. Some people always have something up their sleeve Let me have some tool What's up doc? LKI G IT GVER CAPTURE JOY AS IT COMESg TODAY'S BECOME YESTERDAYS ALL TO SGONY 204 he Kuta!! Now pay attentiong this is a Bill Hohner Specialty. Mohammed Jr.? i ff i . Q leaf- K U N543 Since when did dancing become part of Phys, Ed. Parlez vous Frangais? class? I don't know why but I think we're being watched? Cay Clark learning the techniques of future family k YI . - 54 Hey, ya didn't have your Wheaties! Too Bad, the ball just got away! Oh my stomach! Anybody got an Alka-Seltzer? Jan Zahn taking advantage of Carroll's new study facilities. life. 206 i J mary beth gloria mary beth mary kay Varsity cheerleaders Cl. to r.J Top Row: Marti Shea, Judi Schcib, Jean Reynolds, Mary Beth Neatherton, Connie Schweller, Mary Beth Carver, Gloria Wist, Mary Kay Portune. Bottom Row: Mike Lawrence, Mike McClernon, Pete Hovey, Tim Mark, Gary Clinton, Dave Koester, Paul Bader, Pat Graf, and Jim Volz. connie HERE COMES THE RED HERE COMES THE WHITE HERE COMES THE BLUE HEY! RED, WHITE, AND BLUE WE9RE FOR YOU! E566 :Eg nw- -......,.,, ,M QF?-'A' 'QQ pn.. E? 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N 'W' v mx Iii K Sacristans: Mary Dempsey and Rita Wendelrf. . K7 LL-'L' E ..,, H A K L 4,. A i y Ti- K. aa Q - X fy. A . 2 , E' 'i X f Q H 5 - , - e X ' ,AL- , V ,,..K,,......,. we Library Assistants: Mary Ann Graffe, Virgilia Lemming, Sheryl Dean and Merita Clement. 212 Dayton Civic Ballet ,navxvanqw IN- I NOVA- TIVE Flag Dedication Guest Speaker Quota Reacher's Assembly CQ ee ' 1 1 Karate Expert Denny Flahive Denise Landreman and John Rissinger in Children's Hour Elder Band 213 4 'tDuh . . . what do we do now? Carl Kruezer and Mr. Spoerl are really on the ball. be... SENIOR POWER!!! X V Si We X Senior drill team members await their debut at halftime. M , .- . ' ' ' P M ' ' .,, ,,,,, , + IORS: 37 FACULT : 36 .fi-gi Effie 2 P A 1...l 'Y An Optimisticobserver? Miss Coughlin leads the star Spangled Banner. M I :V I knew you were going to fall for me, but this is ridiculous! Block that shot? IMAGINATION INSPIRES CREATIVE THOUGHTS 2 '. www if wwf 1 ' -w - . n f X . 1 W . J V gf ' ' f 2 f ' ', , ,QQIJQ -W'4 - I f 'ff i. ,QQZYLZ 1 my ,, Q QNM' 4 ,. is xi , . ' ,avi av I M V! 4 , 1' 'NW ' W' , N wi , ' 217 1 X ,,,-,l,- x r u- F 218 ,,A..,, ,, CATH V s rqn:cnas0d'6 CCSSKS Phvaflo of U1 ta wb FIELDS OF STUDY DRAW UPON CREATIVE MINDS. X Q-.Z Aga--E, IPA Mr. Paul Kuenle S 2 5 Karen Heider 14 XY? ,,,. on xx At least I try harder. ff, hikin g-xQ.4 -- if SA A long wait, but it payed off for Miriam Marlin. I want out, I want out, now! V' YW TM E' ' ff iff.:-M A ' - '17 I ' if 2 15 ' - ' 1 ' f sang' 4,,s1-M'fff w1s..n-v ,K 4, .- -N' tu 'lil - +1-'pw nf' , N. My a!,N,,,,,-.4-1.-1 ' A 4 THERFS BUY 19 My 5011? Junior Turnabout attendant, Tony Lacon and his escort, Jeri Witt. 222 Bob Murray and Ann Shinkle Q r M QQ e X f Jerry Waag, Mark Schneider, Kathy Janik, and Miriam Marlin. Vanessa Alfero and her date. x Royal Dance Jerry Dempsey and Mary Beth Neatherton Four score and seven years ago my poor father was dragged to one of these dances too. 223 Senior Drill Members, Kneeling: lst Lieut. Y Jerilyn Potts, Captain - Sally Saberton. Standing: Michelle Dignan, Anne Beecroft, Mary Rauch, Barb Downs, Colleen Madden, Cindy Conley, Agatha Van Oss, Sheila Gribben, Becky Stauffer, Cindy Strehle, Joellen Koepnick Joan Bauman, Ann Shinkle, Marcia Kelly, Mary Jane Donohue and Tammy Gonzalez. Co-Captain - Robin Kaehler, Teresa Brooks, Linda Cordonnier, Rene Gonzalez, Nancy Spoerl, Lorena Ordonez, Becky Fisher, Linda Meyers, Mary Jo Huelsman, Debbie Paul, Mary Ann Pitstick, Peggy Francis, Karen Heider, Cathy Ruther, Debbie Wynn, Ruth Strau- kamp, Diane Elking, Katie Seufert, Sue Schwab, Claudia Kinder and 2nd Lieut. - Elaine Kleek. 224 LIBERTY BELLES , +L.,- ,V . ,.. 5 aj Captain Sally Saberton leads a performance in a kickline. M t lee Y t if 7 'L: ' X? ' ,a.rot ' fo H f any V ,I 5 -- 2. 'W fi e 1,Ve - ee ' 4-A4 , pr ? A 4 y C, Hg 4 I .-.f , , ,4-,, l V Y ' ' ' 226 Moderator, Miss Cheryl Kelly, explains technique at practice. . WJ' in 3' alia, , 3 fi ff Q ., ' 'D Q wr 'gf :+f'Q14': ' A lx?-. Pep Band, left to right, First Row: Mike Fritz, Debbie Lynn, Greg Bolion, Andy Wolff, Gary Alexander, Dan Leitschuh, John Rehg, Pete Dodaro, Mr. David Luzio. Second Row: John Slightam, Jim Kuenle, Mel Monnin, Steve Murlin. Absent: Jeff Glass. 7 S3313 o Kgmgo Spgw 226332 ..- gqgifli 5-. Quo .gfplgm fbpjguqg- fxwigolgg cod, Om!-+C .:-,gg um' v- sf--Q :BBQ zomff dbg Ev-:I-DCD' HO 1r.D.or4 Spgw .EEWE ...EW-x sf 'UU ccxwo '11E 4U' :Sig rr'...F' gpg? Q-4 9325 l S: 333515 mg no gang'-1 :,.a,,.U'Q S., :frm Gm'-s .. 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N- . 5,x,:s:s 42215 EASE ,CDH imgg' Ngo' 5333? 545-'35 mf? o9'g 1:1 Sym? .a?F?,2 Bit., .gn 2 28 CLASS OFFICER of-QALP. ., 3-1 an -f E president, Vice-President, Andy Wolff Mary Franz President, Mike Lawrence Kfar leftj, Treasurer, Jim Volz, Secretary, Joan Bauman, and Vice-President, Jan Ervin. 3 Treasurer, Chuck Zajbel SGC1'6tf1l'y, Cindy H6YY1m0Ft OPHOMURE Treasurer, Joe Ruffulo, Secretary, Therese Zink, Vice-President, Lau' rie DeWine, and President, Mark Sims. 229 230 A-V AND TV CLUBS TACKLE BUSY YEAR '-an sf: up Mr. Kunt ass sts a stude t dj t g c sion ca v Left to right, Row One: Mark Schumacher, Neal Beh G o ge B M k St e ell Ro T 0 m Ba r T McCartney, Dave Schwab and Dave Whelan. Members of the TV Club and Audio- Visual Club worked as behind the scenes crews. The TV Club specialized in pres- enting Nevvspoint - a periodical TV production, designed to inform the stu- dents of school concerns. Through this experience they learned the intricate techniques necessary for television pro- duction. Service was the Audio-Visual Club's middle name. Its members delivered and serviced equipment for effective classroom presentations, assemblies and pep rallies. Several notable television programs were also video-taped for fu- ture use. All in all, a group of skilled technicians emerged, and proved to be invaluable assets for everyone concerned. Left to right, Row One: Greg Henry, Chris Schmitt, Mary Ernstes, Pat Seibel, Rich O'Brien, Neil Rancour. Row Two: Ed Balsink, Pat Carrothers, Andy Pitstick, Annette Dignan, Mike Strevell and Pete Dignan. Absent: Dave Schwab. .8'z':gC l ,0.0.: J PHCTOGRAPHY CLUB Students Were constantly caught un- aware this past year as our shutter- bugs snapped away. The club was or- ganized to acquaint members with basic photographic techniques, and to stimulate interest in the art of pho- tography. Results of their creative ef- forts could be viewed on the bulletin board across from the Student Gov- ernment room. Interest was sparked by their officers: President - Pat Carrothers, Vice-President - Dave Schwab and Secretary-Treasurer - Chris Schmitt. 32 Sr. Kathleen, advisor, works right along with TORCH staff on a last minute paste-up. Newsboard stories are readied for viewing. Staff members, Jim Murray, Mike Placke and Libby Gormican concentrate on incorporating impor- tant facts into their news stories. A REVOLUTION STAFF FINALLY EXPLODES ON JUNE 9, 1971 THE YEARBOOK STAFF SUCCESSFULLY EXECUTED THEIR FINAL BATTLE PLANS TO PRODUCE THIS YEARBOOK. in lr I x :,- Staff, from left to right: Mike McClernon, Mary Kane Ceditorj, Jean Ackerman, Jim Frommeyer, Libby Gormican, Becky Stauffer, Mike Strevell, Sister Ann Kenneth fmoderatorj, Diane Elliott, Fae Balsom, Jean Beirise. Not pictured: Kolie Toth, Sue Callan. i W ,A if P K-:Nu . ' X K:- Vy yy - if E r if g Yearbook staff finally ready to shove off. Qllllfffl I Mary Muth - 431A W Ed Sheridan em- i Q5 i as g -ii MAG to X kk 6 f fg A in 39 K ri? X ,V 4' Q i if if XTX ,f f W , if in 23 PAT CARROTHERS, JUDI SCHEIB REIGN AS MEDIEVAL MAGIC KING AND QUEEN The Royal Court, from left to right: Mike Lawrence with Miriam Marlin, Judi and Pat, Jane Cullen with Jim Volz, and Joel Koepnick with Bill Hess. ww- Becky Fisher loses in musical chairs. Oh Ken, you say the cutest things, expresses Pat Lowery. 235 Such an enchanting evening . . . WHITE LACE AND PROMISES H iw F 1 . mi' Steve Dean and Chris Ygrk Annette Dignan and Dave Schwab Tim Haney and Marian Graff L If x O IO ,N I ,xt 237 It's X' 4Al' s l is .. 'P QP' 5 S 238 3 ,. the tough assignments like assembling Program of Studies Booklets that get you down H ,fo Students consult guidance counselors about their futures. I hope it's worth all of this. JI ML llllfl SCHEDULING AND GUIDANCE , 2. wti5 ' sa .. ' -dal .xgiflffy .-'-E215 aifiiilggi i, ff 1.I ,,,,-V' ,W ,4,,t,b , .. Scheduling classes for the '71-,72 school year placed a heavy demand upon the guidance department and the student himself. The need for each student to fully understand his capabilities and achieve- ment level was recognized as a necessary start. To allow each student a chance to excel in a course he chose, the guidance department set up the lottery system, and met with each student, individually, to plan his courses for the following year. With all the time and concern expended, this year should be a tremendous challenge. 239 Starring: Don Lebkisher as Hawks. Gaylord Ravenalu and Diane Lindblom as Nola Z ,L 240 5571 f '13 iw., ff, 'l - ,., , Q5 526 ' 3 af' I off stage he's as meek as a lamb and wouldn't hurt a fly. ' . H X Us U Ir ff 'wf ' r ' f I I Killf f .J-' ff!!! 4 f f OG Wi 24 wh , ix ,x ,,.,e Qi Y 14 ' 'i aggse qg zqi . ,,.. , ,, Q 5 ga X K 5 Q , iimvmiz, ..11L.-- . aww ' ' ,X Q A ,, A s:1u:,,ps1 V ' A V if F 5 f ,f 5 ' fi V VWL I Optimistic sheriff, Danny Kopp. Jan Ervin as Mrs. Dominieo, and Mike Lawrence as Mr. Green Z alias, stage managers. Baekwoodsman Mel Monnin gives the audience a SCBFG. 24 .Ea V4 -Q H - , iw I ls? f ' A 4 Y up RWM N ATIDNAL HDIIDR SDIIETY X' 'X Q Q 1 9 f X NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Character, scholarship, leadership, and service are the outstanding qualities ex- pected of every member of the National Honor Society. Members are asked to join on the basis of their achievements, and are retained in the club if they continue -to achieve these high standards. The en- trance requirements are set by national rules, therefore the honor of belonging to the N.H.S. is equal in every school. ta ils Jeannette Abel Jeanne Ackerman Theresa Bechenek Jane Cullen Steven Dahlinghaus Mary Jane Donohue Barbara Downs Diane Elliott Barbara Enneking Diane Geis Joyce Genari Jeffrey Glass Patricia Haller Kathryn Bell Ann Carney Marie Connolly Mary Doyle Wendolyn Duffey Peggy Francis Scott Graham Margaret Huiet Anthony Kleinhenz Kelly Bryan Patricia Farler Karen Heider Merita Kerferl Madonna Mahle Senior Members Sharon Hart Cynthia Huff Kathleen Janik Mary Kane Kathleen Keleman Debbie Kuopus Denise Landreman Janet LaVoy Michael Lawrence Patrick Mangan Mary Manzo Miriam Marlin Thomas McGree Junior Members Paulette Maday Mary Lee Mathes Patricia Miller James Murray Michael Noonan Phyllis Patterson Sharon Pease John Randolph John Rehg Sophomores 1Provisional Membersj John Murray Steven Neck James Rieser Mary Jean Schulte Colette Misinko Jerilyn Potts J acalyn Prete Linda Quinter Mary Randolph Martha Rieker John Rissinger Christopher Schmitt Nancy Simpson Dennis Stucke Mary Ann Willenborg Stephen Wolodkiewicz Christine Rettich Douglas Rynda Rebecca Schulte Pamela Strevell Regina Toomey Andrew Wolff Elizabeth Zimmer Carol Zink Julie Schweller Janice Stucke Patricia Van Dine Theresa Zink 247 mmm gg, .MM K .13 MS FH S453 TE' lf. 4 -a ,J e-an ' 1:1- , . XV I tink I .xi 5 e xx A M, 5 1 ' 2 kip 'Sli' 11' hum ffff :-if A, 5' W X1 -zfffzg ff - ' wi Hifi. ,H lv., I ,wg , -gf,1Hy,'g-ff 11 -5 Q 1,. .fyvgrxxw Q Lim 5: gk: f...nzaam55.W35:372 ,fiyfvi t - Y -I -. w ,,,w,,i,,., ,ky ' , ,t-.X, K :,, ,, ,L.,, . h- f f if f X k Q 515. . , ,. ,,?i1Q'i:' 2 W alias- f .-- , a 'i'f i!i x fix' X --, a f' ' 2 A Q Y, mg - .W , wig I E tw Sian Chris Cantrell heads the march of 1971 graduates. S.,.f 'f -.eL A Salutatorian Kathy Janik, and Valedictorian Denny Stucke UCH UF LIFE 249 SO MANY RGADS TO CHOGSE . . . x F YES, WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN v Graduation is a milestone in life. It is an ending and a beginning. It is a stepping-stone from the past with its hours of study and its marvelous moments of fun to a new and some- what different life filled with freat challenges and responsibilities. Grad- uation is a sad and glad time of life when we must say farewell to fel- low students and faculty and look ahead to new -friends and acquaint- ances in our chosen profession. It is a time of laughter and tears, praise and wittieism, orations and re- flections. It is a day to he dead-serious and light-hearted, enthusiastic and apprehensive. g It is leaving liehind the old well-traxv eled ways and setting our on new unexplored roads, knowing that we are equip Jed through vears of dili- gent stuc y, work and application, with the tools necessary to make our way. Graduation is 'a proud and wonderful time of life, a happy and unforgetta- ble event, sprinkled with moments ol' deelp contentment, satisfaction and hig hopes for the future. Yes, Gradu- ation is an end e e and a lieginning. D5 if 'S 'Q 9, zs..t'4'.. V Yam Y' Q, ll' .. fi tv S ve- tl , Q , it L f QA 9aN HEIDER CLEANERS 3720 Wilmingfon Pike FOR PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Call 298-663I GOOD LUCK SENIORS Complumen+s HUGHES FLORIST AND GREENHOUSE Complefe Floral Service Sunday Service Avallable 253 5994 L d Q,-l 5 ' FAIRBORN JIM BEIRISE REALTY 2299 PaH'erson Road 299 l33l M5555 OHIO azfsatsggr 4 Nr+hB :I+ Rubs and Chicken Pork and Beef Sandwlches Compllments GOOD SAMARITAN Dayfon, Ohio HOSPITAL 7658 Dayfon Xenia Rd CI-IEVRUIL' T l27 E. Main 426-23 I 3 256 Complimenfs of XENIA NEW CAR DEALERS CHENOWETH MOTOR co. EN coLe FORD mc. E-ANG CHEVROLET co. ' foams OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC mc. RICHARDSON VOLKSWAGEN mc. UAX Luce CHRYSLER Pwmoun-I mc. Congra+ula1'ions ASCENSION PARISH HUGHES FLORIST AND GREENHOUSE GOOD LUCK Compleie Floral Service SENIQRS Sunday Service Available ' 253-5994 50I0 Linden Ave. Complimenis of M f i5'1'5'B'F'9 1 FAIRBORN JIM amuse ,QQRJQQS5 OHM, 'MTL ' REALTY ' 43I Norfh Broad Sf. 2299 Pailerson Road Ribs and Chicken 299-l33l Pork and Beef Sandwiches Compliments S of GOOD SAMARITAN Daylon, Ohio HOSPITAL 255 PATRONS OF CARROLL Mrs. Ann Long Spread Joy and Revelafion Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Herberi Jay Roberi' Simpson Herman A. Boehmer Douglas G. Kraus Roberi' G. Heiser Besf of Lucl:-'73 Besi' of Wishes fo ihe Class of '7l A Friend The John L. Cooper Family Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Weiner? Besf of Luclz '7I To CARROLL From Carol . . . Hamilfon NORTHWESTERN TOOL INC. 3 I 30 Valleywood Drive 298-9994 Clamping and Tooling Componenis E. J. GENE THOMECZEK Presideni congraiulaiions-good luck JAMES W. DUNHAM 81 SONS FirelSafety Equipment SALES Fire Exiinguishers SERVICE for Homes. Boais, Aufos. Campers, Commercial J Call 253-6368 We Deliver PATRONS or CARROLL Thomas E. O'Brien Family Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zayfoun Capt and Mrs. Roberf J. Howde Mr. and Mrs. Slephen V. Talboff The Olflcy's: Kay, Mor and Kris Mopgca Rielrer-From ihe Greer Class of Good Luck Parriofs, From fhe Sfrevells Ted Miller '73 Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Pier Larry Prine Associafes Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hess Terry Kohlmann '74 Good Luclr '72 Yearbook Sfaff 251 coNeRATueLATloNs TO THE CLASS or '11 The Carroll Boosfers Board Members Mr. Ward Freeze Presiclenf Mr. Jerry Bashaw Vice Presiclenf Mr. George Kunfz Treasurer Mrs. Gen Nofesfine Secrefary Mike Balsom William Edgar Gene Cordonnier ' Jian Gier 4 John Griffin Nancy Kemna Darwin Wesl' Clarence Weslbeld PATRONS OF CARROLL Good Luck fo fhe Class of '74 tBrauns Regisfered Jewelers Good Lock fofhe Class of '74 Mr. and Mrs. George Bunell The Corner Pharmacy Mil'l'on's Fashions Camaro '7l Mr. and Mrs. James T. Allison and Family Jim and Ludy Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gubser Milne Weaver '70 Suzie, fhe Birdies, and me Mr. and Mrs. Alberf Haley, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Alexinas Hank and Gladys Tina Rafallro Besf of Wishes from a Friend Dan Flahive '70 Michael Noonan '72 Good Luck Pafriofs '72 Kafhy Gier '72 Alfred E. Neuman '68 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson Say Good Luck FAIRBORN LAWN AND GARDEN I0 S. Second Sf. Fairborn, Ohio 45324 '72, '73, '74 Tiffany Jewelers Inc. . John PYiel I LINDEN-EAST GALLERY e So e 42I4 Linden Ave. Lam, pal, I 253.3181 - 426-8882 Connell's Cafe 259 PATRONS OF CARROLL Good Luck io +he Class of '74 kBrauns Regis+ered Jewelers Good Luck 1'o'l'he Class of '74 Mr. and Mrs. George The Corner Pharmacy Mil'l'on's Fashions Camaro '7l Bunell Mr. and Mrs. James T. Allison and Family Jim and Ludy Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gubser Milne Weaver '70 Suzie, 'I'he Birdies, and Mr. and Mrs. Alberl H me aley, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Alexinas Hank and Gladys Tina Rafalko Besi' of Wishes from a Dan Flahive '70 Michael Noonan '72 Good Luck Pa+rio+s '72 Kalhy Gier '72 Alfred E. Neuman '68 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johns '72, '73, '74 Tiffany Jewelers Inc. John Pyfel Lorrie Sommers Larry Pall Connell's Cafe Friend on Say Good Luck FAIRBORN LAWN AND GARDEN I0 S. Second S+. Fairborn, Ohio 45324 . D LINDEN-EAST GALLERY 42 I4 Linden Ave. 253-3 I8 I 426-8882 259 I , Nm KAUFFMAN'S FLORIST i 1, A I I.. an L . - FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 5040 Linden Ave. -DBYIOH. 0550 45432 Telephone 252-540l PLA-MOR ' BOWL Linden Ave. COMPLETE AUTO DIAGNOSIS AND REPAIR . By Trained Specialisis Using A . A ADVANCED ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT S ' MAKES II8 DIFFERENT TESTS check-up! repair service We maize a scienfific diagnosis of your car . . . and if you desire we will make any necessary repairs wi'l'h our 'Irained mechanics ASK ABOUT OUR UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE CHARLES PARSONS.Owner - RALPH PARSONS Diagnosfician and Mechanic FOR APPOINTMENT CALL . . . 254-2434 I290 Woodman Dr. and Linden Dayfon, Ohio Homestead Federal offers you more convenience! Take advantage of all the one-stop services offered at our modern Belmont Branch. - Convenient hours 12:30 -8 pm Monday through Friday. - Savings accounts paying up to 696. 0 Money Orders lonly 200 for checks under 53003. - Payment center for gas bills, electric bills, telephone bills, and water bills. - Travelers checks. 0 E Bonds issued and redeemed. 0 Free Parking. Make it a habit to save when you shop in the stores nearby. HOMESTEAD FEDERAL loving: and Loan Association BELMONT 2601 S. Smithville Road 253-9151 ENERGY CONVERSION SYSTEMS INC. WAYNE KAHLE ' ED OGLESBEE BILL BELL Design, Build and Sell Industrial Hydraulic Power and Control Systems DON'S SERVICE BOCKRATH CARPET SHOP OF Complete Mechanical Repair 40 YETSIE 24 HR. WRECKER SERYICE Nm +0 d D . I922 Brown St. PING Club ,f3Xo8h22'254Q, Dayton, ohio 45409- 222-5832 254-64lI 254-I777 , 261 MERRY CHRISTMAS CHILDREN OF CARROLL' HAPPY HORTENSE l Q CARROLL PLAYERS 2 F L N Complimenis of ST. LUKE PARISH 2850 Bellbroolr-Fairfield Spin-Kemp Shopping Cenier SOMEBODY'S MARKET AND PIZZA 7 I 2 Bellbroolr-Fairfield 426-77 I I 5428 Burlrhardf Rd. Phone: 253-QI48 Dayron. Ohio FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY ZWIHW CI.f4NfH5.e ' lduunwi SERVING: KETTERING - OAKWOOD - CENTERVILLE - -lv our nu sum :mace Q norrssaorm on cwuvmc Q ouumr nnonmc. 1 rerun ir ' PICK UP 81 DELIVERY -. F' . 1' 1 ,,..' . 1 'T iii . -. 'ff ,Q .. ,gl Ifiidfi 'V I - A. A .Z i gi -Wiv- WOODHAVIN KEYTERINO AREA A OAK CREEK 426-2053 293-0761 434-6207 330 IICWNHD CSN!!! no PAYTIISON ID. 5567 BIGGER ID. congra'IuIa'Iions fo 'Ihe siudenfs of Carroll High School A. C. RODERER SHOES 5438 BurIxhard'I Rd. Spin-Kemp Shopping Cenfer 8 'Yds' Unique Phone 426-5292 Phono 879-284I 58 Easf Main Sf. 500 Wesf Main Si. Xenia. Ohio 45385 Fairborn. Ohio 45324 26 Congrarulafions To 'Phe Class of I97l From The Farmers and Merchanfs Bank Beavercreek Branch If when climbing up life's ladder You can reach a hand below lo help anofher .person up anofher rung or so You will find fhaf in 'rhe fufure. when you're fired and weary 1'ooA,y' There will be anofher person whowill lend a hand fo you. ' BOB'S MARATHON 4l54 Linden Avenue TRADE WINDS Seven Days a Weelr 700 Wafervliei' ROBERTS JEWELERS 577I Old Troy Pile Imperial Plaza, N. E. I062 Pafferson Rd. Breilensiraier Square 252-0869 BROWN 81 KROGER Printing 81 Publishing Co., Inc. I 220 E. Third 222- I I 36 267 PATRONS OF CARROLL Mr. and Mrs. Frances J. Heider Mr. Louis Heider Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norberf Rancour Good Luclr Jo! Good Luclr io flue Class of '72 Good Luck io fhe Class of '72 Mr. and Mrs. Dewey H. Broolrs Good Luclr 'lo ihe Class of '7l Mr. Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. Roberi' Kaehler Francis Triclr Joseph Youngerman R. E. Wiselogel Paul Landess K. M. Grasse Richard Zimmer Buclrwheal Come Home. Grannie Pearl Terry Flahive '73 Naomi McKenzie '65 Margo '72 Yvonne Endres l970 Pafricl Endres I966 Maureen Endres Robedeau I965 Camilla Endres I967 Timoihy Endres l968 For Carol af Carroll- Mai. and Mrs. Hamillon Fighl' Smog, Ride a Horse! JiIMBO'S UNION 76 Complele Aulomolive Service Linden Ave. af Spinning Congralulalions 'lo lhe Class of '7I DAYTON AERIE No. 321 F.0.E. 269 Ammzw-A P Prlva+e Perhes Dances Group Meehngs Weddmg Recephons Complimenis of GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL Cincinnafi, Ohio GOOD LUCK 7l ROBO CAR WASH 42I5 I. d A Day h 252 I2I3 Lamps designed by C arroll's Elecfric GENES MARKET Complirnen+s of 7790 Xenia Rd. f Ohio 0015225 WHITE CLOVER Phone 4201431 DP-'RY CO- INC- Qualify Meals, 253-69II . Sundries. 253-I779 I749 E. Flrsl' S+ Vegefebles Beer-Wine CUNY 00+ ELMER Nunnmsaock Excavating-Grading Washed Gravel-Plat Development PHILLIPS SAND 81 GRAVEL Phillips Ready Mix Concrete New Shale Rou+e 35 Box 5457! Alpha. Ohio Gravel Planl' Concrele Planl Phone: 426-546l Phone: 426-5l5l gvfinglw JZSYII m0H+0yG G'l Or'fQ B I plain ,TQ Cf1yC 1 4 NW mlgffffn can gin Abe' vauxawzwyg C-0+h0.-iw Diane, Ellwff Jw, Kim mom my BQQHQ' 1 B E351 mason A OHIO Vap O53 J-ow ine, ASZWQHQ, or onmrs Frangw Er-m3h'l' Laura Wlulek Fla Kano: 'PQ+Y'TCCall Blew 5' , , QB oohmem wlsh yOu . I0 L'Y1d0 Qumw- XA ma ke, 716' Barb GJ 932' ,gy W59h 15: S'7Q,g'0s',f mga . ' or FRMIQ S5255 filawg +0 YD affefiyojfijfoyg Co nm 4, 0 a f Bochjnok Xe 69,3 Quinn Pgnnmoorndh Dmbowah TI na V0 If-'fk RQFQI No Qobfn I Kamlnlvm J Tharwq 4 JA 'Br'o0kS 'paggjuduvrl ,fag f wwncgf -- J CCZtY0lp2ii!zY'S J RUM :Du by oannlef M. Y'l0rH'a l-iofcerl man Quaker-ACk0JV'm0Yl ' Kamvl Lao 3 . Anv1QwSwY' lean mqnpinqpnap AKHCQPHW Mari gt0YlVl0H Qapbfw S+Ou+ Kfmbarfy 1-.awgm new 'fe MSG Fla hive, , , HQ mv, keiham Mqrfavmei Lander 'YIM bvrl-y Jolmsrln -Q Ufllfa Qchwdlorv Raboccq 'Q0+h jan Sfuckw Vlqnizy g P 903+ D-Q-mpgly D Q ying Baxtfar, KQHEIW-C2 Def bb-yBr'Owh Mary Franz Mn A! iff yr S PGGQUQNR-B Ebb!-y A UFW1 Elalno.Do,noQl+ COUGHOJZ 60 MINUTE 254-592I SERVICE WELSH INC. REALTORS gi CLEANERS T. 'Lx SERVING GREENE COUNTY WITH OFFICES AT: Spinning and Burkhardi Rds. 2092 BELLBROOK - FAIRFIELD DaYi0f'. Ohio 4543I - BEAVERCREEK 562 W. SECOND ST., XENIA 'I' 00 ha. HOME FURNISHINGS 56 Wesf Main S+. Xenia, Ohio 372-3576 426-4833 OR 372-7676 5420 BURKHARDT RD. LANG-'s CHEVROLET GLIADY'S BEAUTY SALON 4 loo' N. Broad S+. I785 Woodman Dr. af Pa'Herson F . b HOURS: 9-9 MONDAY-FRIDAY 0 Om 9.5 SATURDAY 878-347I 254.7353 277 f? X S7 V we 5 7 60 Y6moVI2f Q13 UUGDUDGUGD WS 3796 Salem 4250 Linden DeCLARK'S eAsTowN SHOPPING CENTER U R Lovely Gif+s - Hallmark cards Party Papers 252-3552 DAYTON HOME OF SERVING KNOLLWOOD, XENIA d . h THE WHOPPER l 319:14 4' 334 GOOD L U C K E D0l'Ol'l1y Ln. l Brown Cur flowers - planfs - Corsag Q 7549 Dayion-Xenia Congra+ula+ions io fhe Class of '7l 6 so 'lv Varsify and Reserve Cheerleaders 279 I Bale g.lfasl1inx1s, Clint. , THE JOINT Sporfswear by John Meyers C 1' Y S 1' Locaiecl in fha 432l S I A 2524 Far Hills P M D yi Oh Dayion. Ohio 454m 454l9 Sh PP 9 C A d Ph 275 7488 Phone 298-9885 50 +0 pf' 4.wJfQ v1 FRANCNS I QM A -V55-iff ve :bs 1'-1-'5'g'55.1i'uggeNA0 aw -73? ,,, me mi. . fqm 5' o Q 'Shag-W PRSA 9 vx S . 7? v '5 ',4:Q, ff'-3i Z32A,4'?f E lip' pa .aw Q s.5.,LJ I 3.3, Q'51!y'Qo1l4-f'73,3',3M bvpvymw- 2299 Paflerson R ad Keffering, Ohio 2l0 ' Ph 45420 one 254-0676 R. R. PEFFLY AND ASSOCIATES PATRONS OF CARROLL Go Carroll! Michael and Dinah-Unfil lime is no more Mrs. Polma Bonaro Mr. and Mrs. Paul Price Jeannie Ackerman '7I Van Leeuwen Tile Co. Fa'l'l1er Anfhony G. Andres Dr. and Mrs. 'L. T. Odland Good Luck io fhe Class of '7l Nancy and Bill '7.l Righi' ON-'7I The Hannen Family Mr. and Mrs. Leonard German Mrs. Elizabeih Odland' AWMHQS Siorm Windows Siding Ornamenial Iron Complimenis of Z EPHYR 475I Linden Avenue YOUR HOME FOR HOME IMPROVEMENTS Replacemeni Windows Carporfs Screen Rooms Pafio Covers Glass Enclosures THOMAS TH E Flowers for all Occasions TOMMY THOMPSON Designer and Owner Prompi' Delivery PATRONS OF CARROLL Mr. and Mrs. Kenne+l1 Haller Jane'l' and Mary Ernsles '74 Kaihy Kelemen '7l Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kelemen Rover '73 Mr. and Mrs. Roberi Bellville Miss Pafricia Cafferlry Anywhere Mr. and Mrs. James McKenzie 2525669 y Mary Siiclwl' l Complimenls of Dale 'N 8 Square Dance Club In Belmoni' y YOUR y '053 P0H '50 Rd- Clark A. Alier Family L BANKAMERICAN T wsLcoME . Mr. and Mrs. Francis Duwel Cindy Duwel zsl C0016 as you are hung r Lundun Bqhhg ' 3'G11jp.S G HAMBURGERS The Bug Tlwee L f::':::::,': 5.5155 5:::f CASSANO 3 PIZZ ,H O tal SPONSORS OF CARROLL Good Luck Graduales Mr. and Mrs. Leo Friiz - J. J. O'Kane and Sons Consfrucfion Dayfon, Ohio 254-4535 Good Luclc '73 Lf. Col. and Mrs. Geo. N. DeVoe Bes'r Wishes Class of '72 'Mr. and Mrs. Tony Meo Congrafulafions Pafriofs Mr. and Mrs. Ward Freeze Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Kefchen Good Luck Pa'rrio+s Mr. and Mrs. Ma'H'hew Plselc Good Luck, Pa+rio+s! Besl' of Everyfhing for The Class of '7l Mrs. Doroihy Baber Good Luck Classes '7I and '74 Mr. and Mrs. Franlr Klo'I'z and Family Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Sfouf Wish fhe Pafriols of '73 Good Luclc Bucholz Family Good Luclc Palriofs Good Luck Pa+rio+s The Elmer Lawrence Jr. Family The Laughlin Family Besf of Luck Pafriofs 'Mr. and Mrs. John J. Genari Besf Wishes and Success The Terzians Karen, Ray, Joe, Russ, Lafham Say: Red. While, and Blue, Le1's go, fight and win Congrafulaiions MOC Champs We are Pafriofs and Proud fo be!! Carol, Marianne, Rover '73 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bawidamann: Bes+ Wishes +o fhe Class of '7I Congrafulafions and Good Lucl: fo The Class of '7l From ST. LUKE'S TEEN CLUB SALONS OF AWARD WINNING HAIR STYLES Carolyn asAven:nseK's uinyygilmm I UI' I C I O0 C 'I-i1.m -mygmy ' ' ' ' .'1Zi1a.' 14... ...M li .. i ,.., 'l.'fi.'ilf.i'5cL',W3'3,Z Y ?i12.i ' l i eh- 'man Engl, 16Z,:M BEAVERCREEK 69II Dayfon-Xenia 426-3224 Lofino Plaza ALPHA 2394 Dayfon-Xenia 426-4232 XENIA 9l N. Aillison Sf. 372-064i 2 ' Libby Gormican always seems fo have hor hands in ihe fill ai Mr. Donut gi 4465 Linden Avenue Q4 Day+on, ohio 45432 253-0352 air and high cycle fools T ROBERT J. EMMERS The R01-or Tool Co. sooo LUCK PATRIOTS dl I l f 6 'V'?'o 0 . . PARKMOOR BELMONT cooper mdugfrles mc. l t ' 6 Corner of Smi+l1ville and Wafervliel 280I Far Hills Ave., Rm. 309 Tel. f5I3J Daylon, Ohio 454I9 299-809I l THIS CLEAN SPACE 1 WAS PROVIDED BY j HOMEROOM 3l2 l IN AN EFFORT 284 TO COMBAT POLLUTION W X Nvgxdil- , X if ,i C, I S L xg ex' I 4 Q. I 5. - R 66 . af QQ 4 e' f D ,, 1- A , ? of - O U nlinaold Q AMATULLI'S I.G.A. MARKET I400 Linden Avenue Finesf in Fresh Cui Mears and Vegefables KNOLLWOOD HOBBY SHOP fin fhe hearf of Beavercreeld 426-4324 Model Kifs-All Kinds GREETING CARDS Arr Supplies-Craff Maferials HO 8: N Trains and Accessories 7008 Dayfon-Xonia Road EASTOWN BARBERS in fhe arcade 5 Barbers fo Serve You Razor CuH'ing. Sfyling- Hair Pieces Fiffed fi K A JH X f 4 3 X I xx 'ff HR XX 1 XXX xx X X N .QQ ps he WK QQ f NN , A 'f' ' . ft X .XNNNNM XXX, , M:j,v'f' Xvffjf , ,.--XXX ix X X X ul! x . XXX, XL ff kk f mtsiey PATRONS OF CARROLL Good Luclr Io all from Edgar Besl' of Wishes Io all - Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wueblzer The John B. Sfeinbrugge Family Good Luclc fo Fufure Seniors - Class of '7I Jane Fifzgerald '70 , Diane EllioH '7I Buclc's Drugs lnc. BILL SULLIVAN 426-49 20 7794 Day'I'on-Xenia Pilce Dayfon, Ohio 45432 AUTO GLASS - WINDSHIELDS TABLETOPS - PICTURE WINDOWS TUB ENCLOSURES - MIRRORS SCREEN REPAIR SHOWER DOORS A mericana H' usic C enfer I nc. 254-l I ll I 254-305l 649 Wafervlief near Smilhville Lessons - from our professionals Renfals - for Ihe beginner Repair - for your ailing insfrumenf BEFORE YOU DECIDE - COME IN AND TALK TO THE PROFESSIONALS WE ALSO SELL SOUND BY PANASGNN: SPONSORS OF CARR OLL Good Luclr Class of '7l Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Roberl A. Dean Good Lucl: Class of '7l To: Zebba, Ken, Tims, Sfeves, and l97I Have Games, Will Travel - Schwar'I'zie ll7l ll Good Luclc Pa'I'rioI's Nancy Baron '69 Congrafulafions and G d L lc oo uc fo '7I From 'Ihe Frank L. Sheridan Family Good Luclr Class of '74 Mr. and Mrs. John Zahora Good Luclc and Besf Wishes To 'Ihe Graduafes of I97I - A Friend Congralulafions Class of '7I From 'Ihe Counselors Good Luclr Class of '7I Dr. and Mrs. Eugene SchmiH 287 SPONSORS OF CARROLL John's Clark Super l00 S+a+ion, 40l Woodman, Double TV S+amps on Tuesday The Camera Shop Xenia, Ohio Adairs Fine Furnilure Xenia, Ohio Complimenls of a Xenia Carroll Boosler The besl +0 you who are our fuiure Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Sleinbiclcer Good Luclr Pa+rio'rs Complimenls of The Xenia Daily Gazefle Good Luck Pa+rio+s Mr. and Mrs. Roberi' L. Agnew Xenia Office Supply Phone - DR2-238i Bell's Au+o Paris lnc. Xenia - Yellow Springs, Ohio Wiihin ihese minds, lhe wisdom of fhe ages hides. Good Luck '72 Mr. and Mrs. Rieser Good Luck Palriols The Deis Family Congralulafions Champs!!! Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Jones Sr. Mai.!Gen. and Mrs. M. F. McNiclzle Mrs. Maurice E. Endres Wri'Ie les'I' ye nol be wri'Hen about - from Ihe annals of JAMES AGGANS Com plimen+s of BILL'S WASHER SERVICE I627 Hearfhslone Dr. Phone: 252-9034 GOOD LUCK PATRIOTS! SLYDER'S TAVERN 836 Wafervliei OLYM PIA NATURE FOOD HOURS: 9 a.m. fo 6 p.m. Mon., Tues., and Wed. 9 a.m. fo 8 p.m. Thurs. and Fri. 9 a.m. fo 5 p.m. Sai. and Sun. 600 Walervliei Ave. Phone 254-242I CONGRATULATIONS PATRIOTS! WIMMERS HOME SERVICES - CARPET CLEANING UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Ph.: 254-655 I Appoinlmenf Only my A-I TROPHY COMPANY Irophies - plaques - medals - engraving - Fas+, Accura+e Service - All Work Guaranleed 609 Wafervliei Ave. ABNER J. ORICK DAYTON, OHIO 45420 289 ! I I SHURMAN'S BARBER SHOP- RlKE'S KETTERING SHOPPING CENTER Good Luck Pa+rio+s sANDY's SURPLUS Grange Hall and Pafferson Rds. ALL VARIETIES OF - SURPLUS GOODS Congrafulaiiorys Pais! 298-I444 area code: 5 I 3 2795 Culver Ave. Dayfon, Ohio 45429 O Designers of: TOOLS DIES --- JIGS FIXTURES SPECIAL MACHINES AND PRODUCTS MR. AND MRS. MARTIN F. CON NO LLY PETER 'es KATHLEEN '67 MARIE '72 Junv '76 GENERAL CONTRACTORS SAM LUCENTE 81 SONS 4530 E. FourI'I1 SI. Dayion, Ohio 4543I indusfriel and commercial building brick - cemenf - block - work repair and maintenance 26 yea rs experience f Q ZIO f I :if A ' , 'S 1 3 A . 'P' 8 s I , . ,H A , 292 1. w ,fx 1 fi? 6 Y, -.Eh 2- A -2 r p ,. - , if .H 12 A S 'IE ..--:H+ D' gi . 'xl .Ali-ie l. W... ggfdam - TT f 1- wif Q if 5 K 'Wzflgjgwf ' iw, A 3 , ,4 .jfs 1 'fyv' , AQ -- .4 . 'fl-ff 6 f F ,t , X W, 7 an ' GIPPERS 294 PATRONS OF CARROLL Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Miller Good Luck Pairiofs-The Saclzsreders Mr. and Mrs. R. Brinlrman Mr. and Mrs. Edward 'Moran Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ernsres Roberi' and Delores Van Leeuween Mr. and Mrs. Laszlo Hary Homeroom 3lI Lou and Voe '73 Jaclr Barry Family Way Io go Carroll '7l Good Luck fo 'Phe Class of '74 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Drees Donna Lorinczi Mr. and Mrs. Roberi E. Gasr Mr. and Mrs. Andy Zinlz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Frih Merifa Keferl '73 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keferl Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Frih Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Ryan True Love Lies Wiihin' Jan and Jerry Mr. and Mrs. Herberf P. Kohlmann Milne Kohlmann '72 Mary and PaHi Gasi '72 Mr. and !Mrs. Ives Schlegel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nabozny Complimenfs of: CHEMICAL PROPULSION DIVISION HERCULE INC Boolf Covers LOF I NO'S FOODTOWN AN D PHARMACY 6909 Dayron-Xenia Road U 7 Days a Week op... 9 AM. ran nz PM I ga4,fS ,. ' if ing F XY 3. Mbna... 1-of Y, Q ,. n X 5 BOB'S BEER 81 WINE KNOLLWOOD CARRY OUT Shell Service 69 I 4 Xenia Pike Day+on, Ohio 45432 426-2842 250l Easf Third Sfreef Dayfon, Ohio 297 I I, - 'RA X ca I-X K s. R PRE1zEL BAKERY I I265 Colfax Avenue Keflering, Ohio 454l9 PHONE 299-223 I I son Pfehels 0 L LIS fl Complimenfs of LJ coL. AND Mas. fl EDMUND A. RAFALKO I 2 l J A HAUER MUSIC-STORES 34 E- Flfif 5990+ 3l40 Far Hills Avenue 222-28 I 5 298.732 I MAJOR BRANDS: Pianos, Sfereos, Band and Orcheslre lnslrumenfs Compleie Service fo Schools and Individuals Complimenfs of BEAVERCREEK l.G.A. 299 PATRONS OF CARROLL Mr. and Mrs. Delmar D. Nofesfine Mr. and Mrs. George Holderly Mr. and Mrs. Burley and Family Good Luclr Pa'I'rioIs-From Airway Fashions The CalIopy's For '73 Mr. and Mrs. James Thill Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Marrinan Jr. For a Memory of Carroll Mr. and Mrs. James McCar'l'hy Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kleelc P eace Mr. and Mrs. Donald Palivec Bill and Jane Sheeis Yea Xenia! LI. Col. and Mrs. L. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Merrill Gene and Cindi '7l Dicl: and Molly Campbell Good Lucl:-A '7I Pairioi Franl: Keferl Chrisiopher P. Campbell '73 Anna M. Keferl Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Walzer Mr. and Mrs. James Spoerl Dr. and Mrs. S. K. Spyridon Mr. and Mrs. D. Leifschuh G. Russ Mr. and Mrs. Franklin H. Swisshelm Daym's Furnifure :soo O fllllll IIIIJYSTII BUD'S TRAILER RENTAL 8: SALES Dayion and Xenia Drives IR+e. 235, Fairborn, Ohio 45324 PHONE 879-9344 DONLEY OIL COMPANY Texaco Producfs 309 So. Defroii S+. 704 No. De+roi+ S+. Xenia, Ohio Besi Wishes Class of '7I DUELLMAN ELECTRIC CO. l3l Wayne Ave. Dayion. Ohio 5513 ESE PMC 6 CYUXJVCE 'FKDM 3 OO APPRECIATION IS A WONDERFUL THING IT MAKES WHAT IS EXCELLENT IN OTHERS BELONG TO US AS WELL VOLTAIRE THANKS A LOT TO THE 1970 71 STUDENT GOVERNMENT FOR A GREAT SCHOOL YEAR r g. D- - f' ?fg.p. , ? , , 1. I f ' 5 ? . V, 4, I ? ,Q . ' X il , Y' 1 Wt , aww! IL , fi V , , .,,, V 4 if ' Y' .v ,,Y, gg, 5 'V M' 1 Eff'- 'f fi , L H' M '1 , .. x v I -1 I Q I ' 3 4 wg, ' - ,- W' 2 x 351 5 v ' 1 .AJ 3' 1 1. . 3 m r- ' 1 F f ' , A, gi, wwf' ' 5 1 . AFX yr a 5 J' ,. 'qv gif 2.4, .,, Sy , M. Q5 ff' ,,.-rf e..,-.Q 1 'Pi w-HH-as .- , 2 Q , , N 1 VV, A 1 1 , -.L L .KWH .4 w . fs ,Q , , f V, fi? 2 f jg f 4 - f A K f 'L f , L ' . 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