Central Hower High School - Artisan Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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Togetherness The 1974 Homecoming was highlighted on October 10 by a football game at the Rubber Bowl, between the Central- Hower Eagles and South's Big Blue. The court was presented to the student body at half-time. On Saturday night, October 12, a rainbow of crepe decorations transformed the Hower gym into a romantic setting for the dance. Love ls .... , the theme for the Homecoming, was represented by posters and table decorations bearing the two familiar figures of the Love Is cartoon. The night included dancing to the music of the Carl Michael Orchestra, and a door-prize drawing for a stereo. Senior Nancy Goins was announced as homecom- ing queen, and Senior Margo Shamberger as crowner, Other members on the court were seniors: Vicki Elzholz, Cindy Johnson, and Cindy Mooney, juniors: Robin Baker, Cheryl Harmon, Sandy Myers, Dawn Nelson, and Brenda Riley, and sophomores: Phyllis Alexander, LaShawn John- son, and Pat Vorhees. Chairman of the dance, Theresa Davis, with help from Booster Club members made Homecoming a great success. 12 ACTIVITIES -all Queen Nancy Goins Crowner Margo Shamberger N Q v I If Senior Attendants Vicki Elzholz Cindy Johnson Cindy Mooney - --Q-hr ,fi V , Homecoming 1974 Junior Attendants To H -s Robin Baker Cheryl Harmon Sandy Myers Dawn Nelson Brenda Riley ..vA !s 'N 1 ' Sophomore Attendants Phyilis Alexander LaShawn Johnson Pat Vorhees ACTIVITIES 13 Student Council is an organization consisting of elected members from each class. Their purpose is to satisfy the many needs of the student body. Communication is achieved to the student body by homeroom representatives. The many successful projects consisted ofa get- acquainted dance in the fall with proceeds going to Cerebral Palsy, a Christmas canned food drive, maintaining a volunteer service bureau, decorating the school for Christmas, candy sale and assembly, and the annual spring fun day. Meetings are usually held during the fifth or sixth periods. Mrs. Sara Stanley is the advisor. JUNIOR GENERAL COUNCIL A. Robinson, L. Williams, D. Smith, T. Zwisler, H. Jackson, B. Hengle, S. Collins, C. Morrison, T. Brinson, V. Powell ,ganna Q SOPHOMORE GENERAL COUNCIL Seated: P. Alexander, P, Vorhees, M. Rager. C. Nall, S. Shoupe, K. Simmons, G. Evans, L. Richerson, Back: T. McClain, J. Dolin, W. Terrell N Ng., . -.. Student Council Lend: f 472. Helping Hand . W .W M 2, EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Seated: T. Davis, B. Zwisler, M. Shamberger, V. Poe, S. Sheppard. Standing: M. Whited, A. Hyatt, M Hatherill, J. Zwisler, M. Hatherill, F. Butler, M. Doolin, V. Simpson, C. Johnson, M. Carter, B. Scoby, D Nelson, J. Sanders, K. Dokes, C. Higgins, B. Bowles, R. Weitzel SENIOR GENERAL COUNCIL Seated: K. Lamp, C. Gills, M. Hammett, D. Griffith, V. Thomas, W. Gamble, L. Canterbury, D. Hanson Standing: J. Bailey, M. Jackson, T, Anderson, L. Elelritz . Boosters Brighten School S Booster Club was very busy this year trying to keep the students informed on the activities that went on weekly. Some of the members gave up their first period study hall to help with Homecoming decorations and to paint signs for the games being pla ed each week. Others worked Ili y se ng sweaters in homerooms and manning the merchandise booth before school. The purposes of Booster Club are to sponsor the annual Homecoming Dance, provide publicity for sporting events and other school activities, provide desired merchandise for sale to the faculty and student body such as: Central-Hower sweaters, pens and pencils, football, basketball, and Eagle spirit buttonsg and holder folders. Another purpose of Booster Club is to contribute to the senior scholarship fund. Mrs. Knotts is the advisor of Booster Club and she did a great job of keep- ing everything together. Her officers this year were: President - Manuel Underdowng Vice-President - Brendy Schobyg Secretary - Frances Butler, Treasurer - Steve Sheppard, Merchandise Chairman - Michael Hatherillg Special Events Chairman - Teresa Davis, and Sign-Painting Chairman - Diana Ball. Sorne of the activities that Booster Club was responsible for were the Homecoming Dance decorations, work as salesmen daily in the Booster Booth, painting signs weekly for sports activities, and holding the Annual Walk-a-thon to raise funds for senior scholarships. h g X ... MYWQQUI ww 'iff' 7 16 ACTlVlTlES Jw A l Q. Yu. f , EK. .X -, V. ef '35 Majorettes Strike Up The Band The Majorettes added interest and school spirit to this years football games and pep assemblies. Headed by Miss Brenda Frank, the girls worked hard all summer Q practicing and raising money to purchase their summer uniforms. Each girl was 5 chosen on poise, appearance, showmanship, and twirling and dancing ability. Under the direction of Mr. Thomas Duplaga, the band has also been busy. The band participated in parades, assemblies, community projects, and band concerts. As a new addition, the flag twirlers added sparkle and color to the Eagle band. They also participated in money-raising projects to purchase their uniforms. Senior Vicki Tripoli Senior Linda Evans Head Majorette Brenda Frank Senior Cindy Johnson 1974-75 Majorettes Junior Brenda Ftiley 18 ACTIVITIES ,gi tv . 7,7 YY , -.Li ,,,,. as 1 l iff? gi, af, H1 5 .., - ., f . X! . .ill rl ,, .r . 2 ,, Q t lj, ,..X A, 5,3 9 rleiiii : I A: r-5. ,,',' 'l ?l5:.'.. I E'li'2g-I N Q: fy ff. ,-,Q . A L fi e f si y 'I s 'Qi' Sr N - . 7 Q fi-S, iff. A4131 ff? i .,... . if x ?'l'fQY.f1'lwiSf2'fSfw x F: .. .., .Q , ,gf Q Q y A .. . .. sci. E! 'X B115 'K . l 1. X B C V H, .. r T' it -. , if . ry. .-,., . .W 51 t' M' 1 r, ,. ... . . 2' Xu .X :S l N:-'7 . ,.. . . r . .4 . .- wr.. I . X if Q . , 'sf yi 5 YE. A 1' .ze fr A W I '- V A . . . .. 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Whited, J. ilson, T. Smith, S. Myers ROW4: J. Petryshak, D. Kirbawy, G. Kunzin, L. Tucker, B. Robinson, P. Dennis, J. Dolan, Roberts, Fi. Baker ROW 5: M. Wilson, B. Murphy, T. Haines, V. Santiago, L. Robinson, J. White, R. Jones, M atherill, F. Jackson, G. Delgado, Fi. Ray, R. Walker, M. Carter, B. Mealey, L. Hicks Ss. we 'M xi' FLAG TWIRLERS Jackie Petryshak, Sandy Myers, Eva Horvath, and Robin Baker The Spirit Of C-H Hardworking, spirited and enthusiastic are what the cheerleaders at our school represent. In the spring of each year the senior cheerleaders begin their training program for prospective cheerleaders. After two weeks of hard practice, tryouts are held and six varsity and six junior varsity are chosen. The cheerleaders practice two hours a day, five days a week in the summer, and for 1V2 hours everyday after school. In addition to the practices, cheering at games, planning pep assemblies, decorating the gym, and sparking school spirit and pride are some of the duties ofa Central-Hower cheerleader. The girls must also maintain a C average. Mrs. Jennifer Waltemate is the advisor, and she feels that dedication is the number one quality a cheerleader should have. X an Junior Dawn Nelson Junior Maureen Doolin JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front: Heather Jackson, Debbie Geckler, Lisa Sloan Back: Vickie Armstrong, Donna Malinoff, Cheryl Harmon Senior Margo Shamberger Captain Brendy Schoby V 'fi' Co-Captain Vicky Poe Junior Shirley Cook . V, I , r 1 3 1 fx fr' . .. ie? . tit - I-.,. Q ,lug l ' 'F' -f- f 5 fc. , f 1 Q MQW: Q L I f I , , 1974-75 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 7, , im. fm. . WN :fi ',f'f X New Director Leads C-H Choirs Students interested in music and voice make up the choral department at C-H. The choir presented three school concerts: Thanksgiving, Christmas, and a spring concert. They participated in the choirs- in-the-round, an all city competition, as well as the solo and ensemble contest in February. For the festival in May, 20 choir members from each high school in Akron were chosen to sing. The choir also sang during commencement and for clubs and organizations in the area. They sponsored a Broadway musical for the entertainment of the student body and sang for the community Christmas tree lighting ceremony in December. Outstanding performances were presented not ,only by the Girls Ensemble but also by the Madrigal Singers under the direction of Mrs. Carol Hayward who also organizes and directs the main body of the choir. - 273, ,. 1 wig-i'4.,,4 ACAPPELLA CHOIR Row 1: S. Milan, K. Cihaj, M. Sample, C. Prendergast, D. Swistak, A. McConnaughey, J. Abrams Milan. Row 2: S. Verheyen, M. Cihaj, A. Lowe, L. Kelley, M, Doolin, D. Griffith, D. Werner. Row 3 Evans, C. Marchion, L, Shambach, T. Giannone, M. Leymon, B. Burgoon, J. Dolin, Row Towsley, B. Robison, B. Hengle, S, Bowles, C. Mooney, D. Gordan, K. Verheyen, T, Atkins, L. 4 SYMPHONIC CHOIR Row 1: D. Fryer, B. Chandler, R. Wasson, O. Holubka, T. Milam, C. Shelley. Row 2: L. Robison, C. Stainaker, M. Cihaj, S. Weckerly, D. Robinson, C. Nall, L. Pudlik, B. Kidela. Row 3: A. Hyatt, J. Towsley, D. Boyd, S. Bowles, R. Semelsberger, T. Johnson, T. Giannone, P. Newell si SxsstQf,h 'Wm GIRLS ENSEMBLE Row 1: M. Cihaj, M. Sample, K. Cinaj, S. Verneyen, J. Abrams, C. Stalnaker. Row 2: A. Lowe, B. Kikila, K. Verheyen, L. Boren, T. Johnson l OFFICERS Row 1: M. Sample, J. Abrams, J. Towsley, K. Verneyen. Row 2: S. Meyers, M. Cihaj, D. Berry, C. lson MADRIGALS Row 1: M. Cinaj, S. Verneyen, K. Cihaj, J. Abrams, M. Sample. Row 2: D. Boyd, K. Verneyen, T. John- son, J. Towsley, L. Boren. Row 3: D. Berry, S, Bowles, T. Giannone, D. Robinson King E Dance Sponsored by VICA, the King 'E' dance was for singles and couples. Starting at 8 p.m. on January 11, Alias Funk 8t Soul provided both slow and soul music. The band made way for the introduction of the court at 9:30. Rhonda Menefee was crowned Queen, and Jerome Crosby, King. Vicki Poe and Tony Anderson were crowners, Attendants were Theresa Pitts, Theresa Shelly, Sherry Shlpplet, Jackie Petryshack, Ethel Fain, Cindy Shelly, Brenda Hammet, Pete Mijalkovic, Andy Heape, Mike Carter, Randy Weitzel, Bob Sloan, Bill Shultz and Tony Long. I 24 ACTIVITIES F x -Ha. - I XX 5 L-BE vmwi- ACTIVITIES 25 Olympics Arouse Candy Sellers The 1975 winter Olympics were brought to Central-Hower on Tuesday, February 11. The lighting of the torch by track star Howard Harris touched off the assembly. Guys and gals from every grade level used their talents to give the student body an excellent performance, and at the same time en- couraged them to sell as much candy as possible. MC Garvin Brown in- troduced the various acts which included a soccer match, basketball drill, gymnastics meet, words from your sponsors tcommercialsl, and a number of songs played by a faculty combo. Proceeds from the sale were distributed among spring sports, student council, choir, and band. Cash prizes worth S215 were awarded to the top twenty-five salesmen of The World's Finest Chocolates. The assembly was under the direction of Mrs. Florence Hull. 5 -5- u LQSKR mi' ,Y .f..ff. E 1975 Art Awards Winning two awards at the annual Art Show at O'Neil's in February were Andy Gray and Tony Curry who both received gold keys and blue ribbons. Honorable mentions were won by Willie Oden, Chris Campbell, Lorrice Kelley, Fiorello Portis, John Sinnett and James Cheatham. Fiorello Portis K t . 5 ' 3 .sages 5 K. 55 S , M .. . X: ,N ' -...sin-iss ii xv 'tide 715 N. I Q Qi . R ttrt R Y'6Av1 A M154 , 3635 3. 3 Ns John Sinnett Willie Oderl 5 ,ff il b ,ffl gilfv Im Lorrice Kelley wi - Q .Q UA .fy-, , Y' , ffigitf ' . f 5' .I , Jil? gag, . ix A Q1 it , K sf , 5.1 ' 'S' -35 , K an u p Pm , ,' , . I - J. N f- if .X . A ' ' I .. Mt, L' .- in ,,.i ,K 28 ACTIVITIES CINS Ca 'pbe J- in Qitggc E Flight: Tony Curry Y I Andy Gray W ' 25 at fwf 7 --f' .ha t VICA Vleets The Challenge PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM-Seated: M. Hammett, M. Carter, B. Zwisler, C. Harmon, L. Kelley. Standing: R. Weitzel, M. Vukich, B. Wortman, C. Campbell, T. Murray, M. Shenigo. The VICA regional competition was held March 15 at Mahoning Trade School in Canfield, Ohio. Representatives were Chris Campbell in the extemporaneous speaking competi- tion, Pietro Ricchurti from sheet metal, Mark Kuzmik from carpentry, Theresa Swisler from dental assisting, and Charles Stroup competing in machine drafting. Each representative was placed in a situa- tion, unknown to him or her, that was covered by their trade area. The extemporaneous speaker was given a subject with a given time for arranging his speech, then asked to give it. The parliamentary procedure team held a business meeting, straightened out a gar- bled agenda, made motions and amendments, and did all the processes of a formal meeting. 'GIVE www Theresa Zwisler Chuck Stroup Pietro FtiCChiuti Mark Kuzmik 29 Clubs And Organizations Play A Part ln School Life mmm Q wigq Q- rmmnnma , WWW, U62 Mm , we W 1.4, CHESS CLUB L. Tucker, D. Felton, E. Brown, V. Talenski, B. Sommerville OFFICE HELPERS Back Row: L. Evans, M. Carr, B. Mullins, Fl. Henry, L. Shambaugh, J. Farrell, S. Atkins, J. Crosby mick, G. Mitchell, M. Shamburger LIBRARY ASSISTANTS COUNSELOHS Back Row: Fl. Wasson, V. Powell, M. Hager, J. Sopko, A. Vera, B. Sloan, M. Sainato. Front Flow: J. Back ROWS C- MHVCNION Minter, V. Moore, B. Flourke FFOHI ROWS G- HHVGS. C- Davis, A. Hyatt Front Row: L. Canterbury, K. Dokes, M. Moss, D, Hereford, T. Richardson, E. Moskal, Fl. McCora Q 3. SY E ! af BUILDING PRIDE ack Row: L. Boren, G. Slappy, M. Carter, Mrs. Hollinger, Mr. Lauer. Front Row: Mrs. Hull, J. Nisler, P. Vornees, Mr. Pyatt, Mr. vonSpeigel, J. Crosby, Mrs. Hengle, Mr. Hengle, Mrs. White, rs. Nine ,M ol TICKET SELLERS Back Row: L. Canterbury, Fl. Menefee. Front Row: H. Jackson, T. Zwisler, K. Dokes SSISTANTS YFC , Kelly, B, Mullins' Back Row: A. Hyatt, R. Williams, T. Giannone, C. Mooney, T. Starezewski. Front Flow: M. Elliott, M. illespjey M- MOSS, T, Cihaj, K. Cinaj, N. McCort, M. Hatnerill, G, Miles, L. Hicks Groups Display Wide Members of National Honor Society were selected on the basis of character, service, leadership and scholarship. The induction ceremony on February 25 was followed by a reception honoring the students in the library. Cafeteria workers are found each day helping the cafeteria staff with the enormous job of feeding and serving you, the student body. The Stage Crew is called upon to assist with productions of plays or assemblies. Under the advisorship of Mr. Surbey, they are available whenever the need arises. The Foreign Language Club made up of French and Spanish students is headed by a committee who correlates meetings and projects. ff FOREIGN LANGUAGE COMMITTEE- S. Shoupe, L. Boren, T. Starczewski, T. Smith NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SEATED: R. Menefee, President, J. Towsley, Treasurer, K. Cihaj, Vice Wortman, C. Harris, M. McClosky, R. Cornwell, G. Brown, V. Tripoli, S President. STANDING: M. Shamberger, V. Poe, L. Roper, B. Lowe, M. Jones, R. Westfall, J. Wilson, D. Hall, A. Barnhart, M. Buck, V. Thomas Elliott, L. Boren, B. Frank, M. Hatherill, C. Mooney, C. Hitchings, B. M. Wilson. 32 ACTIVITIES ,v.' Flange Of Interests 'Wil' K , f 5 414. B. Gos l STAGE CREW-Front: G. Davis, H. Hughes, M. Conner. Back: A. Clayton, K. Wheeler, J. Heeling, horn. E 1 J CAFETERIA WORKERS D. Wiley, M. Nelson, E. Scruggs, W. Gamble, B. Smith. Back: H. Howard, G. Slappy, D. Greer, B. Turneur. ACTIVITIES 33 Y -- Journalists Aim To Please Central-Hower's newspaper, The Forge, is published approximately once a month. This year cartoons, artwork and puzzles were included in the issues. The staff is made up of students who are interested in journalism. Mrs. Christine Nine is the new advisor. A booklet of original poems, verses, short stories, and art work written and com- posed by Central-Hower students, makes up the Anvil. The staff of this publication works hard proofreading, typing, and editing the material for publication each May. Mr. Katanic is the Anvil advisor. Quill 81 Scroll is an honorary for students involved in the publications of the Artisan, Forge, and Anvil. These students are selected by their advisors for outstanding work, and are initiated at the spring banquet. ,,-,-,,,,,,,,.,,. -. . 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QUILL 81 SCROLL- Bob Zwisler, Rhonda Menefee, Christy Harris, Cindy Harris. ? i-. -- - -H -1 L Many young people throughout the nation have found an identity. These young people have found hope for the B future. They are special young people because they are vocational students. What these young people found was VICA-The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. The purpose of VICA can be summed up in these ten statements. 113 Unite students 123 Develop abilities 133 Foster respect 143 Help students 153 Foster understanding 163 Assist students 173 Create Enthusiasm 183 Develop leadership 193 Promote standards, and 1103 Create interest. . , VICA sponsors social activities where non-members are welcome to attend. This winter they sponsored a King E Dance. l Listed on the next three pages are the officers of each vocational class at Central-Hower. C.O.E. ELECTRICANS Q Marsha McClosky, Vicky Peercy, Dannette Carr, Dottie Little, Anita Silvey, Wanda Gamble, Mrs. Blamer' Joe Wilson, Tony Andersf i 1. i i Mmmtt PRINTERS Guy Fox, Brendy Schoby, Bob Belmonte ' SHEET METAL Al Jordan, Mike Carter DENTAL ASSISTANTS Kathy Lamp, Lori Canterbury, Regina Jewell, Renee Vorhees 36 Acnvinss Throughout America 1 DRAFTERS MACHINISTS Ray Cornwell, Mike Harrison Front: Bob Zwisler, Bob Wortman. Back: Tom Murray Aaron Culver, Steve Parsley lm, ollu Mf,..a.........., ,. VICA OFFICERS V IOE OFFICERS Left: Theresa Shelley, Jackie Crosby, Cindy Johnson, Leetaa Roper Above: Vice-president, Randy Weitzelg Secretary, Cheryl Harmon, VICA Queen, Denise Brooks, Parliamentarian, Mike Carter, Treasurer, Tom Murray, Reporter, Brendy Scobyg Regional Reporter, Michelle Hammett, President, Bob Zwisler Yi l I , ge 'Rl i 5 I s- ' CAFIPENTERS COSMETOLOGISTS Michael Page, Bill llg, Stacy Knox Denise Brooks, Teri Lowther, Sue Nelson :at I -QMW V HOME ECONOMISTS I Beckie Murphy, Cordelia Brooks, Ruth Snyder, Trisha Coker O.W.E. Mitchell Cowans, Jueworn Speaight 38 ACTIVITIES COMMERCIAL ARTISTS Lorrice Kelley, Mark Vukich, Chris Campbell, Dwight St. Clair n ' R 2-J X ,Il f ff Z y i ff 39 Girls' Sports The Central-Hower girls' basketball team put forth a good effort this year. The team was young and inexperienced since there was no team last year. The city league was tough and the girls were up against teams with much experience. The games were played at different area high schools. Not only did the girls learn a lot this year, but they also had fun and met many new friends! The girls' varsity volleyball team ended its season with one win and seven losses. Their skill level was quite high but they just couldn't get it together. There were 12 girls on the team, including, five seniors, five juniors, and two sophomores. Practice was held every morning at 7:30 and after school at 3:30. Although they only won one game, the girls showed great Eagle pride and Central-Hower can certainly be proud of their efforts. The gymnastic team competed in seven city meets, a city championship meet, and a sectional meet this year. The girls com- peted on the balance beam, uneven bars, vaulting, and floor exercises, scoring points out of a possible ten points. The team gained much experience in com- pulsory and optional routines. They ended the season with two wins and five losses. E E i GYMNASTICS TEAM-Front: S. Cook, M. Doolin, D. Malinoff, Coach Batman, M. Shamberger, C. Harmon. Back: D. Nelson, V. Simpson, N. McCort, B. Schoby, S. Verheyen, H. Jackson. 7., . Brighten The Scene YI 1 H VOLLEYBALL SQUAD-Front: S. Verheyen, S. Rogers, M. Coker, M. Sample, J. Moss, H. Howard, J. Fryer. BACK: C. ison, A. Hyatt, C. Eidens, T. Coker, K. Hinson, R. McCormick, T. Davis. i f iW is D., A i.. LASKETBALL SQUAD-Front: C. Prendergast, M. Vinson, M. Hatherill, S. Rogers, T. Smith, R. lease. BACK: Coach White, R. Silvey, K. Verheyen, C. Ison, R. McCormick, F. Jackson, D. Lee, A. Iyatt. SPORTS 41 X W' Tony Anderson Mike Buck Joe Bailey Chris Campbell v.u,.,,..,,,,,,1 :Fibre Row 1: Manager Crangle, Mike McCoy, David Richardson, Bob Zwisler, Ivory Alexander, Charles Williams, Tony Anderson, William Richardson, Joe Bailey, Mike Buck, Ronnie Wright, Joe Ray, Ken Wheeler, Anthony Johnson, John Hill, Bill Roehler Row 2: Assistant Coach Sipka, Chuck Burgoon, Assis- tant Coach Merzweiler, George Haddad, Coach Jones, Ken Westfall, Rod Frank Bradley Rodney Cummings ,l ,, I gg-,-i-m. Cummings, Rick Westfall, Jerry Russell, George SlaDPY, Chris Campbel Kevin Turneur, Frank Bradley, Keith Miller, Roger Turner, William Terrel Dale Gordon, Coach Crangle Row 3: Henry Senter, Alto King, Tony Lo Henry Brown, James Bennett, Thurman Hayes, Larry Rumph 'WSI Gridiron Battles Every Step Of The Way v .su wff IP, , ,af Football at C-H was not a top year for the Eagles in 1974. Marked by hampering injuries and not enough personnel, the team found itself in a revamping year. A month before the first game, Forge Field was invaded by approximately 50 men seeking positions on this year's squad. For many hours a day these men lived football. They exercised, scrimmaged, ran and if there was extra time, ex- ercised some more. Much time was spent in analyzing game movies where plays were memorized and mistakes rectified for the next game, , Even though it was not a winning season, hope was never abandoned and deter- l mination was always present. 3 rl Y ., . , , l F ts t, as Eb- ,A X is Keith Miller Jerry Russell Vyilliam Richardson Kevin Turneur Flick Westfall Bob Zwisler SPORTS 43 lla, -wilwl' .A Even though the harriers ended their season with a 0- 13 record, there were some good runners on the team. The most vaiuable sprinter of the Cross Coun- try team was Wayne Dibble. He finished first in every meet for Central-Hower and his average time was 11:30. Lloyd Eiefritz, another team member, was the only other runner to break 12 minutes. 1 1 S K ' , .Q t, , , - in e 5 A 41 N, 12, .S we 3. T s--Mug ff -new t , , t 'NMFA we-vw . 'tgk tsi-L ,M 1 W ff 1 'N '. ' ,, .M H, .. .. Harriers Fight Up Hill Battle Hi v U K ,uf 5 S V K5 K x K if K 55.65 ig K - . . 'ik : 11 F 5 5 A 'fi 4 J fl lx 2 -. ,f q Nil. g Y .K sr r N 1 X ' ' i s- ,. A -.N is A A nw f, . Y 8 ,,skl.f. V- 5 in f YQ gg A , knxxgf 3 4, f iw if ki: - K K . f i fs. 3.-, Y Xi ,,w 5 U gi I Seniors Lloyd Elefritz Glenn Dibble Tom Murray Mark Wilson SPORTS 45 Eagle booters compiled an excellent 14-4 record and swept both city and sectional tournaments. Under the coaching of Mr. Dave Clark, the team had many out- standing players, Louie Nanchoff, a three-year letter- man, led the Eagles with 64 goals. Adam Burghardt, Nanchoff, and Pete Mijalkovic, who was the second leading scorer with 19 goals, were tri- captains of the team, They were also selected for the All Southern Division team. Benny Hengle was chosen on the second division team. Louie Nanchoff received All-State honors in the sport and Adam and Pete were accorded second team All-State honors. 46 SPORTS gg. Soccer Team sweeps Both Cit , My H . iiistil 4 as me . ' , . -M j :Q A iw W if , , ,L ' f f 1 A . , , - '-' . 1 ,, ,, M . , f' 1.7. ,, .i 4 WM, Q- s.. f N it V 1 VIZZ , 8 ,V 7 .5 .,I., 7 ii ,?.8,V r, .VA 4 , .1 . . 1 5'fL'f3?W?7?xigfMnf 'ir J' if ww N A ' s f ' . 4 ,V 27 QM Q ' - if-mm ., af W W W W ww Q an f wi M , vw . A My Ln, W ,. .ff , , ' W f f 2 K A .4 'W v f 'D ' W JP 1-1 'iw -ds w' ! 5' + . Wa, ga Vg.. M ,, K M4 'f'i g, .ai n .N if 'A' sw.. R. 4 A , V wi It-z:f'1t.ii Mrlfiewfbvafrfam ,ff an . .wmv 115' V , ,V v Vg M,,., ffaw,a,t,,,, 'f,g?J5f,,xf rv -I ?1r ,,,V ,AS 7- 1.xi,,Y,,N ra' rf 1 W4 , - rw fi-lzf-Lff.5:ws: W X And Sectional Tournaments Dan Berry Don Kirbawy Mark Vukich Vince Santiago Capt. Louie Nanchofl ,Q Capt. Pete Mijalkovic Capt. Adam Burghardt wr 5 it 'H ,fffjff 1' ,. 41 , V' 44, 'Mm 4.w',, ,yQ5'w .W .W 4 r V .QL W .Al . ,L f . l Front L to R: D. Thomas, D. Berry, B. Hengle, P. Mijalkovic, A. Burghardt, V. Santiago, R. Weitzel, D. Kirbawy. Back: K. O'Connor, J. Grazier, B. Shultz, M. Vukich, L. Nanchoff, Coach Clark, B. Murphy, G. Wenzel, B. Ahern, M. Critchfield SPORTS 47 A Team Shows Promise In Season The 1974-75 team faced the season inexperienced except for veteran, Tony Bates. Coach Seigferth attributed the team's early losses to this inex- perience. However, as the season advanced, the team began to jell and when tournament time rolled around were once again the winners of a sectional trophy. Coach Seigferth is looking forward to opening the new gym with a veteran team since a large part of the squad will remain in- tact. Tony Bates, a leader in the club, made All-City honors. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD C-H OPPONENT 62 52 - St. Thomas Acquinas 59 52 - Cuyahoga Falls 44 55 - East 41 91 - Canton McKinley 61 97 - Cleveland East Tech 65 59 - Ellet 60 59 - Garfield 74 37 - St. V. - St. Mary 66 65 - Firestone 69 70 - South tovertirnel 74 60 - Buchtel 49 44 - Lakewood St. Edwards 62 51 - Kenmore 40 64 - Youngstown Boardman 66 59 - North 65 58 - Youngstown Cardinal Mooney CITY PLAYOFFS 50 55 - Garfield VARSITY-L to R: G. Scruggs, W. Bates, M. Carter, K. Melton, L. Singletary, P. Johnson, T. Murray, T. Bates, A. Jordan, T. Brinson. Absent: Tony Anderson, Richard McElroy. SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 59 48 - East 61 59 - Firestone 48 SPORTS JUNIOR VARSITY-L to R: P. Reed, B. Hengle, G. Harper, T. Long, B. Terrell, P. Ford, K. Jordan, D. Weiss B. Balc, A. King, R. Neal. Front: Coach Pyett, Manager David Richardson, Coach Meneer. J :NL 'luqlh' 'lawff ww A .Sala-a-.,, -V... VY A Season Filled With Breath- Taking Action H M fi f n 2 ,,,,, ' Q R 7, .5 I 2' , K . 7 f 7 X V i i Y Z if hy 223 1 Wwe 3 i iiei i i i a A '- it iiiiiiii,iiti i , A,tt, M ,,i, ,4 i it,,, A ,.,,,A ,,,i'. ,.f, V iiii 2 2 A .v-2. 'w e J S- if J 5 1 -W'-new-Q...-.0 - M v.,.....mur--ww' N-.Q-Q-Q-n-dv' 5 gy' 3197 2-W--' 'NE' M---W--fmw-W-M--A ,,h, Li- if V 4 5 ,. if Q 'N Q. SPORTS 51 + V Even though the Swim Team's season ended with a losing record, outstanding in- dividual performances were given throughout the season by Seniors Ron Ftif- fle, Pat Blasdel, and Sophomore Bill Shultz. School records were broken by Captain Ron Ftiffle in the 100 yard breaststroke with a time of 1:O9.7 and Pat Blasdel inthe 500 yard freestyle with a time of 6:34.8. Swimmers scoring highest point totals for the season were Ron Riffle and Bill Shultz. l ik , xg 3 2 Wi' ii f-X V,E iiggf ww v. Q if . Q ' Q --kky f-,fs X 9 X f ,H , , , 1 14153 , I IA, iff f V ,5 4, , X 9 4,1 , .:' qzfffve in 3' if , aa, fx , E wwf 1' GOLF SCOREBOARD ly. C-H Opponents ' S 'Q Garfield 172 167 Ellet 188 162 East 165 195 Firestone 189 155 L Kenmore 176 162 f-Visa BuChteI 176 198 North 172 164 , -f S., EM fbi ., X ,Qww Nwfsij X , NM., Q1 hx kr! WS wfxg 3 , 51 as 'fm wi' -:I K K 5, x .wwyw ii , qc, fax ' SW., I' ,,,,,f XX... 56 SPORTS Row 1 Bob Buchanan, Dan Hagenbaugh, Dave Hagenbaugh Flow 2 Coach Dixon, Andy Gray, Ken Hulsy, John Castor, Craig Shaffer S Golf And Tennis End Busy Seasons Wortman, Don Kirbawy, Benny Hengle V 4 S 1 in ue to injuries halfway through the season, the Central-Hower ten- is team finished with a 5 win, 8 loss record, The team was far from Jnhappy with this record since it placed third in the city. oach Bob Pyett commented that Gary Wade was the team's most aluable player with Benny Hengle following in a close second. enny played in the city series single division taking first place. He losed the season with a 12 and 7 record. , ,,a in the fall of 1974, golf changed over from a spring sport to a fall sport. Practices were held nightly at Mayfair. The Eagle golf team, led by Senior Andy Gray ended the season with a record of 2-5 in the City Series. Seniors Dan Hagenbaugh and John Castor were aided by Juniors Bob Buchanan and Craig Shaffer and sophomores Dave Hagenbaugh and Ken Hulsey. Q ,N f T fr, -f.'. if l l ' .t'rr 11 a r'r:A A , ',,7VV M' -vnu t' Tl? 1 Eagles Fly Through Victorious P l w 1 l 1 P WMWW i l 1 m A l i l l l l l 1 1 1 i Front Row: Jerry Russell, Tim Costello, Mike Fluty, Joe Ray, Wesley Ftudd, Terry Wright, Frank Homan, Mike 1 Victor Second Fiow: Fred Malagio, John Castor, Tom Kalavity, Ron Greathouse, Marty Perkins, Jim Banks 1 SEASON'S scoREBoAno Team C-H OPP. Firestone 7 O I East 3 O 1 Ellet 3 2 l Kenmore 3 1 1 South 14 1 f Buchtel 11 0 ' Garfield 7 4 , North 1 6 l Coventry 0 7 ' Coventry 4 A A 1 -s,.,,,f - p .,. ' Copley . 3 ,Y 'f-- S , , -- 1 PLAYOFFS 1 ,'i. 1 ' fi' gt i Firestone 1 6 g,f1'24 7 l 58 SPORTS 1 1 q,.,y.Q,' J- 7 -. ,fit '- if 1 Ag- ' A , L. ,. . , . - 1? iw 8 mt , tt.t .. t - -- 8 t,,. ,,. ,l,,, .L 1, ,,Q,tt , X X5 5 is 1 we Sv g, y- 7 kj-Q 1 1 X Ei :gift Q Season . ,M-K an n sn. -n. 3 mv P! . . Q gt- if. -K hs.. 4 . 1'-3' N4 7' 'a in it v. xi' to K is P 1 yt -wait,-1-aw.,ziygwil we O U Q fl ,sfaffff .1 1- - C-H's baseball team finished the season with a 7-4 overall record. ln Coach Malagio's opinion, the '74 team was the best one he had managed since 1964. The team, tied with North as the percentage champions, had a 7-1 win record at the end of the season. Tim Costello made All-City with his extra hard slider which broke opposite that of a curve. Jerry Russell, who received the flaming pitches, was co- captain along with Martin Perkins, who played third base. Players noted for excellent performance were Martin Perkins, Center Fielder Wesley Rudd, Right Fielder Tom Kalavity, Short Stop Mike Fluty, Second Baseman Mike Victor and Left Fielder Joe Ray. N SPORTS 59 ' - W -ffy,W,, V, ,A ,.., , ff fi ma-iff 5? , ,QQ J Row 1: Don Hood, Tony Anderson, Ivory Thomas, Howard Harris, Ken TUYDGV, Henry BFOWFL Tim WiCKeS Row 42 Ffank BFBGIGY, Greg Larry Rumph, Coach Crangle Row 2: John Heeling, Mike Nelson, Brown. WSWS Dibble James Burgoon, Rick Westfall, Tony Brinson Row 3: Roger Turner, eo SPORTS ,.,, Y.. 1 .'r'- 1 1 ' YA W mn H , ..4,,,.M4,-,..d...,,.-, Brinson Named Outstanding Trackster Of City Meet Although the track team was young, they put desire and spirit in their effort. Sophomore Tony Brinson was named Outstanding Trackman of the city track meet. He scored 28 of C-H's 36 points. He placed first in the long jump, in the 180-yard low hurdle, and fourth in the high jump. Brinson also competed in the state meet. Other top performers for the Eagles were sprinters Ivory Thomas, Tim Wilkes, Roger Turner, and Henry Browng high jumper Larry Rumph, who placed second in the city meet, dis- tancemen included Mike Nelson, Charles Roberts, John Heeling and Lloyd Elefritz, weightmen were Don Hood, Rick Westfall, Ken Turner, and James Burgoon. The mile relay consisted of Wayne Dibble, Frank Bradley, Howard Harris, and Mike Nelson. ,, sPoRTs 61 4. Bowlers Strike Up Spirit The Central-Hower Co-ed Bowling League met every Tuesday after school at Garden Lanes. There were 3 on a team, and they competed with their peers for trophies. The officers were: Dwight St. Clair- Presidentg Cathy Cihaj-Vice-Presidentg Joyce Towsley-Secretary-Treasurerg and Sher Verheyen- Sergeant At Arms. The interscholastic League met every Thursday at Garden Lanes, There were four on a team, and they competed with other high school students for their trophies. The girls bowled against other girl teams and guys bowled against other guy teams. No more than 2 teams of each group from each school were allowed to join. Melody Elliott was the Secretary- Treasurer of the Girls' League. The competitors were coached this year by Nlr. Charles vonSpiegel, and their banquet was held the early part of May, when the top bowlers in each league were recognized. 62 SPORTS H 4' Row 1: Linda Oxley, Sher Verheyen, Sergeant at Armsg Joyce Towsley, Secretary-Treasurerg Kathy Cihaj, Vice-President: Dwight St. Clair, Presi- dent: Melody Elliott Flow 2: Earl Van Pelt, Matt Costen, Pat Herney, John Dolin, Victor Daniels Row 3: Tim Giannone, Dave Harem, Frank Homan, Robert Van Pelt, Larry Hicks, Lori Tucker, James Hamilton' . -LDL. L., . Mix IV x ,X JJJLC Je J'i4Q1,ffu ,comma V7 1 -, ,,,, ,,,...J fo. ! 'llQ?HKXY1llxVX YXXA YXXXAX I One of the most important standards by which a school is judged is its administration and staff. A good faculty will try to instill in the students a desire for the all-important academic excellence that is a major part of their education. There are many activities and duties that involve a great deal of time on the part of the teachers and ad- ministrators. Through community service, drama productions, student council, the school year- book and newspaper, varied sports and school social events, we have learned from them how to strive for and reach our high goals, We would like to express our thanks for the help, advice, and guidance that was given us throughout the school year. F' Q, is X . 'siifa T - t N- ' fl 'ig if 2,2 Q .e E ' I U 2 5 S , 545 .s,,,f'h M c. 3?-. K 1 L X Qgiif its ' 123 jx 2 'ls 1.51, ' . ,Q E tg, 64 STAFF go f of-we-Q-k,.n1'f :lm xrfftiftl lie. Principal, John Lauer . X ig W E t- -X 54 fgfiff I 5 :jf I ii . t k 4 '31, .27 is fe f 53, ' . 4,4-aiu ' f ,f , i w ! -wf'i i-A it. Mrs. Patricia Hollinger Assistant Principals, Thomas Jones and Leonard Snyder x A A '- ai j , Qgzf, Mf John Leh - ,ff , . is man ' q Q Q.. Q , . -5-1 'e 'fx' gi. ., , 0 Q guyz: ,p , o . - , 'Q ,' ' 'vig ,,',n X L' o 1 . ' . ' is f . 5' ' ' LA, ,' ' ' Q. as , 9 no ao ,,, .Q Q as 1 e ,iv N I ' , 1 0, . , o', , na QP, 3.0.0, 6.0 lvk 4 8.0.0.9 Q., I 0 Q 0 l.U ::: cross 0 1 MSL? see to 016 f - 4 1 g 352' u n wg . c .0 6 f s, v 0 - r 4 Q 1,4 NN L 1 1 .ws X V -, A 2 Y J STAFF 65 Mr. Arthur Allen Mrs. Sue Barlett Mrs. Margaret Blamer Mr. William Breitenbach Mr. Gordon Broome Mr. William Butke Mr. David Clark Mr. Jack Crangle 66 STAFF l...K, .QQ Versatke Faculty inspires Eagles -W il M my 6 X 2 X if JH WM, -was 5 M -V e M X R as if ,nf fi xl gg? ,:,1. we 1 1 l l X f 5' 2 1 wma, K ' Mr. Charles Dixon Mr. John Dolensky Mr. Thomas Duplaga Mr. Frank Eplin Mrs. Frances Gordon Mr. Karl Goudy Mr. Harold Hanna Mr. Ronald Hartley STAFF 67 l l NRM K 5' is X W N ist Ng 'Q' N Q SWB N - -,p tk 5 . . it igggijbj-Lrg 'fl-'f-'lk - ' ' if at wr 4 v f .M K- fl by ffaftvs M. Q-2 H an 5 Q Qt P55 he R Au. 1 Mrs Carol Hayward Mrs Maxine Karadln Mr. Harry Kidder Mrs Carol Healy Mrs Loretta Keatang Mrs. Elizabeth Kime Mrs Florence Hull Mr James Kern Mrs. Judy Knotts 1 . Nrgfvvf- Y X V sew .QM IE' W . . K wr X X ,. r F flu-.4 if o 'r 4 Wflk : r ,-,, . -'hw er, A , if ir rg r ,. ,:5?A4Q,, Mr. Harry Laggeris Mr. James Lawrence Mr. George Lundstrom Mr. Donald McBurney Mr. Fred Malagio STAFF 69 v--- Mr. Michael Meneer Mrs. Barbara Mesek Mr. William Nicholson Mrs. Christine Nine Mr. Terry Pascher Mrs. Joan Pastuck Mr. Ernest Poor Mr. Robert Pyett Miss Sandra Rice Miss Margaret Royka Mr. John Schwarz Mr. Joseph Siegferth Returning 'eacherf 3 70 STAFF '-.gf X We 43 K 'ji Q X . inn elcome Nlew Recruits A-'MM-f- f '...l... Mrs. Maureen Snider Mrs. Sara Stanley Mrs. Marjorie Speicher Mr. John Stone STAFF 71 ,.T1 Mrs. Sandra Strauber Mr. Jeffrey Sturm Mr. James Surbey Mr. Robert Trowbridge E if 72 STAFF w Mi ,fs xwf , kikiyg, A K Y X: wr ? 1 v.. x. , ,eq ,, i, K 5 1 'N I N 4 is Of Students ,..?i RJ 1 ,Q Mr. Charles vonSpiegeI Mr. Karl Wagenknecht Mrs. Jennifer Waltemate Mrs. Laurette Wages Miss Donna White In STAFF 73 l.l.l1.,...4 General School Personnel Work Hard f . 5 2 Y 5 sf: 3 Library Assistant: Mrs. Betty James Custodian: Mr. Tom Sellers 74 STAFF L ,,. ZQKYVJYA ,glint - Matron: Fanny Bell Bus Driver: Mr. Doug Lauer ., at nn., A--.. F K .,,.,.........s.,..s-afar... 'V mi 'N '-I Cooks: Mrs. Mildred Powell, Mrs. Margaret Mowery, Mrs. Eva Chalfant, Mrs. Martha Turner, Mrs Ann Ftousomanoff, and Mrs. Mary Fowler ..,..A Au ,-rf I fyff 5 'I ll X 1 Q00 X09 X , n I, ' 1. , ,:-, A ,ff 'w ','. ' f f , . Vipxc W f ,f I If . v,'-gg I ,f , .V ' A , . 'r . 1 - f az-' 1 . ff I : 'I .Wiki X g , ,fl U I I 'o 9' a'1 f , av, .9 , s I ,oc . ,J o I Q w 1 , 0'3 I ' f, o -- 4 f' . 'of-. , . l Lia Gloria Ambrose Tony Anderson Denise Armstrong Diane Arnold Clifford Arthurs Sara Atkins Debra Autry Timothy Back Diana Ball Carol Barlow Anthony Barnhart Anthony Bates Dorothy Bechtel Robert Belmonte Dennis Blair 76 SENIORS Pres. M. Hatheril -0114-0' d Plan For Graduation t 1 , H.. sn' K , 2 fi su K, ' 5515 . ,Fli- VYT, P 1 sg. M 3316 , L wks, 'gglqzizs' :NF-'S K JI-was, VL f. Pres. M. Shamberger, Sec-Treas. C. Campbell Newer SENIOR SENATORS Seated: D. Logan, D. Lowers, N. McCort, F. Butler, G. Mitchell, Standing: T. Anderson, T. Vickers, B. Wortman, D. Boyd, C. Johnson, A. Heape, M. Harb l i V --qt, 0 R ' m..,412,. Patrick Blasdel Jeffrey Blount Melinda Booth Laura Boren Milika Botez Simuel Bowles SENIORS 77 Z Seniors Apply Knowledge Debra Boyd Rita Braden Frank Bradley Judith Bradley WZTX W' Beverly Bray Gregory Brillhart Cordelia Brooks Denise Brooks F vfgrgifga Brenda Brown Garvin Brown Josephine Buffa Joseph Burger 78 SENIORS v . 'v Us M,-f4 ' i .,.---if ' Adam Burghardt Frances Butler John Buller Richard Butler Stanley Butler Sandra Byrd Christopher Campbell Lori Canterbury SENIORS 79 -'K i i i i i Danette Carr Deborah Carson Robert Carson Bonnie Cart John Castor N Valencia Christian i Kathy cinai Marcia Coker Patricia Coker Laura Congrove i i so SENIORS Seniors Display Lots X lH ,' , 75,97 .... W3 s M 1 4 .1 .W X X iw - Y ll Df Good Times !W5,,. 6, nr ix navy,- Steven Conner Courtney Cooper Ray Cornwell Matthew Coston Mitchell Cowans Jacqueline Crosby Jerome Crosby Aaron Culver Rodney Cummings Tony Curry Victor Daniel Paula De Journett SENICRS 81 Glenn Dibbie Barbara Duboise Fredica Dubose Linda Eaton Seniors Set 1:5 S skfgfl Xa' r in 'WSE I 'Q I' 528 5321? 475' Ga- i'.f1-if-1 g,e ,.3'4'- '?1. e-SSX ,i .Z A E E A fri A 82 SENIORS A rrf- Q, Lloyd Elefritz Melody Elliott Victoria Elzholz Linda Evans Examples For Underclassmen ,,,,-.mm Gerald Fisher Robert Foster Guy Fox Brenda Frank Mary Frum Wanda Gamble Nleda Garrett Darleen Gauder SENIORS Seniors Show Spirit And Sportsmanship JV V, if Q 'HW uhwgqv 84 SENIORS Carolyn Gillespie Peter Gonzalez E1 sm A 1 Q 7 Cheryl Gills Timothy Giannone Connie Gooden Venus Gibson Nancy Goins Susan Gray , ,V N, ff-r J' , ,Q f fy. fe-f 2,.w 1 Kgjvi' fl 4 x 3,1 ' ' ','?'r,ff1,,w x 4 , S I ff' digg vfr6E1E5Q5ef?fsi,,fv4 Mary Greer Dorothy Griffith Sheri Guseman Elizabeth Haddad Daniel Hagenbaugh David Hall Linda Hamilton Mary Hamlin Pl- ' Michelle Hammett Randy Hampton Deborah Hanson Mimi Harb David Haren Lynette Harlin Christina Harris Cynthia Harris Howard Harris Michael Harrison 86 SENIORS ii. Goodbye To Pep Assemblies Wann k I ,I asus' 'N And School Activities wmv- WT' X ls Ay '1 4' ig iw 21.3 , 1' ff, 4 if nf 2 Q K V' at , ,,,.'1,v ,, .,, .M M..,,H,, 7 ' ulllff., Michael Hartley Randy Hartwell Michele Hatherlll Andrew Heape Lawrence Hicks Wanda Hicks Carla Hitchings Frank Homan Michael Horan Harriet Howard SENIORS 87 Kristy Huff Vicki Hulsey Shirley Hunt Debra llg William llg Michael Jackson Regina Jewell Cynthia Johnson Michael Johnson Steve Jones 88 SENIORS Barbara Joseph Thomas Kalavity Gregory Kamlowsky Anthony Keblesh Lorrice Kelley Marla Keys Yvonne Kikela Darlene King Don Kirbawy Allen Kirby SENIORS 89 Suzanne Koeberle Jody Kurtz Mark Kuzmik Stephen Lake Kathleen Lamp Karen Lampe Patricia Lampe Donna Lilly Harold Linaburg 90 SENIORS Last Year At iC.H.H.S. 'tiftxw -sm jk' fy 'SN if aww A,,A far, fvx.. W9 Dorothea Little Doreen Logan Paula Long Marsha McCloskey Robin McCormick Rebecca Lowe Debra Lowers Teri Lowther Catherine McNabb Rhonda Menefee Cynthia Marchion Deborah Martin Deidra Matthews Nicki McCort Becky McDonald Paul McEuen SENIORS 91 A -,,,-gan, ..- - Joel Mesek Jeffrey Mesenger Jina Miles David Miller Keith Miller Donnie Mills Gwendolyn Mitchell Pamela Moneypenny Cynthia Mooney Malcolm Moore Vivian Moore Sharon Morrison 92 SENIORS Edilh Moskal Mary Moss Beverly Mullins Rebecca Murphy Thomas Murray Flobin Myers Suzanne Nelson Michael Page Steven Parsley Victoria Peercy SENIORS 93 l 5 l Nina Petrosky Patricia Phillips Michelle Pierce Theresa Pitts Vicky Poe Linda Porco Richard Posey Dawn Powell 94 SENIORS gi Seniors Have Their Quiet Moments 4 Ervin Pritt Anne Ramnytz Artie Riggins Leroy Reeves Lisa Richardson Daniel Rohler Robert Riffle Ronald Riffle Donna Robinson William Robison SENIORS 95 .l....h...d I ii, ..,, Mag, sammy xx xxx 'F ' 4-if 1 , 2 NVQ, hi' if :iff 1 I ,... . zi?'aiaai '1 9 of, 4' Jennifer Rollison Leeiaa Roper Ray Rudd Rodney Rosier Bonnie Rourke Mary Sample Dwight St. Clair Patrick Salinsky 96 SENIORS Seniors Face wig , IX I. l l 2 '21 'N KA, W F -s. 2 Q x 4 Y xxx xnxb an gay! Wesley Rudd Jerry Russell Brenadette Schoby Joseph Schorr xV W H 4-. l.T?.. X 2- I'omorrow's Challenge wff'f'5v- 'Yi W,?, 46,39 -if M ,E 'ig-v e flu ff '5 , if 45,3 l I l Q Mary Sellers Kevin Shaffer Margo Shamberger Theresa Shelley Steven Sheppard Talura Sibley Anita Silvey John Sinnett James Slabaugh Bruce Smith Vicki Smith Cheryl Snyder ,.,..- Y- Seniors Prepare To Conqu ,, ,x m. ' -aww-Ir --s.., ' , We ig X f f f Z, ff if 2 XY 2 ' W , 1? 'U' my 4 fli 1? i 1, I ,S , -gf 'Mr Elizabeth Tenney Vicki Thomas Manuel Underdown Charles Veal 98 SENIGRS -. fiiw, 'Q-7335 Ruth Snyder James Sleurer Stephen Torson Kimberly Verheyen 1 , ' -A William Sommerville Charles Stroup Joyce Towsley Michael Victor 1 Lynette Spear Walter Szabat Vicki Tripoli Mary Vorhees Ritz? 4 at The World W , ga me xy 'L' lg Li M i,,,m1,iw.l -M.. 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Mark Vukich Pamela Wallbrown Christopher Watters Susan Weiss Gary Weitzel Dale West Richard Westfall Kenneth Willen Rochell Williams SENIORS 99 ..l.l.14 Farewell Hower Building Valerie Williams Robert VVOFfl'T1aI'1 100 SENIORS Joseph Wilson Michael Wynn Herman Allshouse Joseph Bailey Mary Bennett Daniel Berry Arthur Bolden Benjamin Bostick Edwin Breedlove Ronald Buck James Cheatham Shirley Clay Roxanne Cooks Karen Cornelius William Dulaney James Gardner Timothy Gladman Andrew Gray Pattie Hickman Mark Wilson Robert Zwisler Camera Shy Seniors Larry Jarrell Clevester Jones Keith Jordan Stacy Knox Dennis May Petar Mijalkovic Louie Nanchoff Isabel Negreto Willie Oden Martin Perkins Firello Portis Peter Ricchiuti William Richardson Randy Richmond Sandra Roach Mark Roby Debra Rollison Sylvia Rucker Larry Rumphs John Sanders Vincente Santiago Mary Shenigo Deano Shuttlesworth Jueworn Speaight James Stewart Richard Stump Ivory Thomas Kevin Turneur Anthony Vickers Denna Wiley Dennis Young gm, sigfs 555 Manhood And Womanhood Awards X., .,,,,,,,wuuq' MICHELE HATHEHILL CHRISTOPHER CAMPBELL Chrysler Awards 684 +-ev! .41-cy' ni! -'ivsx .Qi Y ,Jw Z 'df 1 i-'ISK RICHARD WESTFALL LAURA BOREN 101 M.A.S.H. ls A Smash The senior class presented its annual class play on April 5. M.A.S.H. concerned the comic adventures of Hawkeye and Duke, the two best surgeons in South Korea. They waged war on the walking Army Manual, they saved the proprietor of the painless dental clinic, and sent a young Korean to Medical School. All this they accomplished, and more with the aid of Radar, Henry, Hot Lips, Trapper John, Ugly, the Bonwits, Spearchucker, and a con- tingent of nurses, doctors, military personnel, and Koreans. Directors were Mr Katanic and Ms Margaret Royka Pat Blasdel was in char e of set . . . g construction, sound effects, and costumes, with Debi Lowers and Jackie Petryshak handling prompting. Ushers were members of the junior class. tt 4 3 y f t l 102 SENIORS ,. F N .,.X if :Q -- - Y-- Stud ents Of llWfQ.wgfa.l.l, Vocational Excellence Bon Sowell Mitchell Cowan: Jim Gardner Howard Harris Dennis May Beverly Reddick Randy Richmond Mark Roby Outstanding vocational students are selected annually for a Craftsmanship Award. The selections are made by the shop teachers on the basis of character, initiative, ambition, un- derstanding, and excellence displayed in their vocation. DRAFTING WILLIAM DULANEY Frank Bradley Mat Coston Pete Gonzolas Dave Hall Larry Hicks Wanda Hicks Mike Jackson Tom Murray Larry Rumphs Margo Shambergar Diane Sibley Chuck Stroup Walt Szabo! Mark Wilson Bob Wortman Bob Zwlalar Q.Q.2, Denlu Armstrong Beverly Bray Danetta Carr Wanda Gamble Linda Hamilton Mimi Harb Darlene King Yvonne Landin Dottie Little Rebecca Lowe Marsha McCloskey Becky McDonald Vicky Peercy Theresa Pitts ANITA SILVEY V l 104 I . nk BEGDGE MURPHY mnual. UNDERDOWN S fi' ' , , , r3fl,fge?g 9' sf f ' , s c l v S1 ,X .. JACKEE CROSBY K .io HOMEEC Diane Arnold Melinda Booth Cordelia Brooks Marcia Coker Patricia Coker Laura Congrove Roxanne Cooks Carolyn Gillespie Mary Hamlin Donna Lilly Ruth Snyder GRAPH!C ARTS Anthony Bates Robert Belmonte Robert Carson Karen Cornelius Glen Dibble Guy Fox Keiih Miller Patrick Salinsky Brendy Schoby Anthony Vickers Danna Wiley Dennis Young l.O.E. Debra Autry Frances Butler Bonnie Cart Valencia Christian Fredrica Duboae Tonya l-larlin Cindy Harris Christy Harris carla Hltchinqs Cindy Johnson Sue Koeberle Karen Lamps Paula Long Vivian Moore Edie Moskal Vicky Poe t Leeta Roper Bonnie Rourke Theresa Shelley Cheryl Snyder Ng. vo.. t '- Q .W-4 , M :gm -A 'ffoiaxliff-gtto'ol'efgf:iq':tst' on Mio., .fc 4, QKQWQ- gt, 115 efSJi'1Q+,.'Ff.2?N iff? 1 wow' 14- . 4 v .Qs vw up .-fo!3.Q.wQ3a,,K ,S R k'Fif K'iw7. 11'-r L wt-o::w,' ' 5 1Q33?'i.1 vw 'go5x,,g.xf5+ 1. 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Kon Wlilin K Win Crastsmanship MACHlNE TRADES A W a r d S HERMAN ALLSHOUSE Joseph Balley John Butler Stanley Butler Auron Qulvor W Rooney Cummings Gerald Flshel' Daniel Hagenhaugh Randy Hampton Allen Kirby Stephen Parsley William Richardson Joseph Schorr osum, Assmmta Gloria Amhrow Brenda Brown Lorl Canterbury Roqlna Cooper Paula De-.lournott Nancy Goins Connie Gooden Sue Gray Vicki Hulsey Kathy Lamp Debbie Martln Jina Miles ' Sandy Roach Donna Robben Mary Shenigo Vicki Thomas Renee Vorb!!! Rochelle: William! COMMERQHAL ART Arthur Solano Chrls Gamnbsll James Chatham Andy Gray Mlchelle Hammett Shirley Hunt Lorrice Kelley Joel Mesel: Willie Oden Patricia Phillips Florello Fortis Ann Ramnytz Dwight St. .Clair John Slnnottl Kelly Stlwvt Mark Vuklolt Mlomli Wynn V., ff 1-f Tops In Scholarship I x Q Q, . Q -JS-'ikfli , x L Q S5 2 WX X X .. 'i .W -any-nunoilrl , ,iris .W if I Michele Hatherill Kathy Cihaj Anita Siivey P4 E - I X R i ii xi: K .1 S4 K k A 5 K 'E ? 'i A wx Ak gs, A . i i 4 5 ,+Sif-fm ., X -- 7..-w . - KMNN NW K ' Q X f F l ' k K. ki n KE g.. 3 W .i :kk gifgiigg I 'kk' , W' M . ..,. k i ' fn? F -I x 5 1 . .,,. ,. ..,. .i.,,. ' A ,Q.. , I . , . .. Rick Westfall ' La'-N3 Boren 106 SENIORS A fm 1 REE Sk Q wo ,A ,gsm QE ,LLEAQ 5 ' f' kk 555 Wasfg, E Vicki Poe Joe Wilson SENIORS 107 , 1 Senior Directory HERMAN ALLSHOUSE Vocational Machine Trade, Vice-Pres. 4 GLORIA AMBROSE Counselor Assistant 1,2,3 WILL: To Butch and God, my life and all my love. To Sue, Christy, and Debbie remember all the fun we had. My teachers, Thanks. ANTHONY ANDERSON Track 2,3,4, Football 3, Captain 4, Red Cross 2,3,4, Student Council 3,4, Senior Senator 4 WILL: To my family love and happiness. To C. Harmon all my love. Good Luck to the football team in the coming year. DENISE ARMSTRONG Red Cross 2,3, Future Teachers 3, Secretary 3 WILL: All my love to my Mother. All my thanks and love to God for making me possi- ble. DIANE ARNOLD WILL: Mom and Dad thanks for all that you have done. Paula and Hilda, Hope. John- ny Boyed WEWO! Under classmen luck. SKIP ARTHURS WILL: To sophomore Kathy Harmon, my ultimate, happiness for years to follow. SARA ATKINS Booster Club 3,4, Band 2 WILL: To my brothers my books and teachers. Thanks to Mom and Dad. Much love to that guy. Melinda good luck in all you do. DEBRA AUTFIY TIM JOE WILL: I will George S. my love. To Shery L. and David R. the best of luck together. To my family love and happiness. BACK Swimming 1, Football 1, Chess 2, Booster Club 4, Drama 1 WILL: To the next senior electricians, 25 slightly used life preservers and to Mr. Broom a new tie. Best of luck to Sandy and Lori. BAILEY Band 1, Swimming 1, Wrestling 2, Football 2,3,4 WILL: lwould like to will my whole attitude to next year's football team. I would liketo offer my best wishes to Coach Grangle. DIANA BALL Choir 1,2, Booster Club 2,3,4, Sign Painting Chairman 4 WILL: To Weasel, I will an alarm clock. Best wishes to Carol and Jack. Love and thanks to Mom and Dad. All my love to Dale. CAROL BARLOW Booster Club 2, Office Helper 3 WILL: Meat to Jo. Some height to Diane, all the happiness to Gerri and Kenny, and all my love to Jack. TONY BARNHART WILL: To David R. the desire to become the greatest commercial artist of Central- Hower. I will Cathy W. all my love. ANTHONY BATES VICA 3,4, J. V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3,4, Captain 4 WILL: I will to my brothers to be the Bad Nigger I am, To the people who gave me a hard time, nothing. DODIE BECHTEL Office Worker 2 WILL: To my husband Carl and son Jason all the love and happiness the world has to give. To Donald all the fun of Central-Hower. BOB BELMONTE Booster Club 2,3,4, VICA 3,4, Red Cross 2, Cafeteria worker 2, VICA Printing, Class Vice-President 4, Track 4, Ceribal Palsey 4 WILL: Love and thanks to my family. All my love to L. F. Thanks M. U. Good Luck un- derclassmen and Good-bye Central-Hower, it's been a lot of fun. DAN BERRY Soccer 1,2,3,4, Student Council 2,3,4, Baseball 2 WILL: To Fred M., a Kleenex. The bathrooms to Regallis and my fleet feet to Mr. Snyder. To Tony K. my silver shoes. My estate to Russell. DENNIS BLAIR WILL: To everyone many happy years at Central-Hower. To Mr. Lundstrom my 9th period books, easiest class I had. PAT BLASDEL Swimming 2,3,4 WILL: The best of luck to the future swimming teams. To the junior carpenters I leave Mr. Poor and the math book and not the Critters. JEFF BLOUNT WILL: To all incoming students, all the luck in the world because they're going to need it. ARTHUR BOLDEN Commercial Art 4 WILL: To all the ladies of Central Hower High School, although l'm gone I still love each and every one ol you. MELINDA BOOTH WILL: Best of luck to the rest cl the Class of 75 and all my love to Ronnie. LAURA BOR EN Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, President 3, Choir 1,3,4, Girls Ensemble 1,4, Madrigals 4. Orchestra 1,2, Band 1, Library Assistant 1, Office Assistant 1,4, Honor Society 3,4, Youth for Christ 1,3,4, Secretary 4, Building Pride Committee 2,3,4, Representative to Superintendent Seminar 4, Booster Club 1 WILL: To my parents, love and thanks. Mr. Hanna, my earthly remains. Tim, hap- piness and love for a lifetime. Kim, eternal friendship. Becky, love and success. BENJAMIN BOSTICK WILL: My locker to my three nieces, Willie Mae, Lucretia, and the new one, Sonia. SIMUEL BOWLES Choir 2,3,4, Madrigals 2,3,4, Football 3 WILL: To my sister, half my intelligence, the other half I leave to the student body. DEBRA BOYD Choir 1, Girls Ensemble 1, Red Cross 1, Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 2, Student Council 3, Senior Senator 4, Anvil Staff 4, Forge Staff 4, Choir 4, Madrigals 4 WILL: My Mother and family, love and thanks. Cindy, Duchie, LaMont, success and everlasting friendship. Dawn, Timmy, Carl, success at Central-Hower, Debbie, luck at GHS, God, THANKS Donald, understanding. JUDY BRADLEY Red Cross 3, Junior Achievement 3,4, Booster Club 4 WILL: I will to Central-Hower my 1973-74 trophy from the All-City Cook-off, if I can SENIORS i MOST Rick Westfall MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Michele Hatherill Steve Sheppard INTELLECTUAL Laura Boren MR. 81 MISS CENTRAL-HOWER Brendy Schoby Bob Zwisler find it. FRANK BRADLEY Football 3,4, Wrestling 3,4, Track 2,3,4, Forge 3, VICA 4 WILL: To all the Black brothers and sisters, success and love and to my special friends my love will be yours. RITA BRADEN WILL: I will Chuck Steurer my books, locker, good luck, and anything else he needs to make it. BEVERLY BRAY Pep Club, President 1, Basketball 1.2, Captain 1, Volleyball 2, Drama Club 1, COE 4 WILL: To Mommy and Daddy, love and thanks. To D. Clayton, good luck. To my main man Milton Ford, love and happiness because you have me. GREG BRILLHART Football 2 WILL: All my love to the world and the best of luck to Class of 75. CORDELIA BROOKS WILL: To my family, peace, love and togetherness. To my friends, understanding. To myself, the best things out of life. To my Man, all of my love. DENISE BROOKS Gymnastics 2,3,4, VICA 3,4, Queen 4 WILL: Mom, Dad, love and respect. Sheri, happiness and success, Weaver, a new box of crayons. Junior Cos, Good Luck! ATTITUDE. Rick, love, understanding, hap- piness and peace. BRENDA BROWN Dental Club 4, VICA 4 WILL: I will all my love and happiness to Thom and Shan. Thanks to Mom and the best of luck to Mary, Carl, and Tamara. GARVIN BROWN Tennis 3, Yearbook Staff 4, VICA 3,4 WILL: To M. H., all the love and happiness this world can give to her. To shop class, all the happiness. J. K. and S. M,, love and happiness. MIKE BUCK Track 2, Football 3,4 WILL: To Vickie R. l will my whole life. To Mr. Broom, Anchors Away. To Coach Crangle, a better season next year. JO BUFFA WILL: Hppiness to Jack and Carol, Alarm clock to Diana, love and understanding to Mom and Dad. All my love to Dave. JOE BURGER Basketball 1 WILL: To all the underclassmen, Mr. Malagio's dusty shop class and to Fran, Tina, and Lisa our crowded locker. FRANCES BUTLER Booster Club 2,3, Secretary 4, Student Council 2, Executive Council 3,4, Band 2, Senior Senator 4 WILL: Johnny, all my love. Sue and Jeff, best wishes. Paula and Linda, happiness, Mom and Dad, love and thanks, Steve, lots of money. JOHN BUTLER Vocational Machine Trades 3,4 WILL: I leave all my detentions and call slips to my sister, Brenda, and all my love to Renee. RICH BUTLER Football 2, Baseball 2, Student Council 1 WILL: To Fred M., a walnut tree. To the underclassmen, nothing, and to Shirley, myself. STANLEY BUTLER Wrestling 2,3,4, Machinist 3,4, VICA 4 WILL: I will for all upcoming wrestlers to work and do their best so that they will be the best. SANDY BYRD Student Council 2, Red Cross 3 WILL: To my Mother, love. Vicky P. and Sharon M., happiness and all the men they can handle. To that special someone, me and my love. CHRISTOPHER CAMPBELL Football 2,3,4, VICA 4, Secretary-Treasurer Artisan Staff 4, C. A, Secretary 4 WILL: I will the utilization ofa brain to the existences of Central-Hower and to society my left knee, as to cripple it for life. LORI CANTERBURY Red Cross 2, Student Council 3,4, Ticket Seller 3,4, Office Helper 3,4, Volunteer Program 3, VICA 4, Booster Club 2 WILL: Thanks to all the people who have helped me throughout the years. Best of luck to all upcoming seniors. DANETTE CARR Choir 1,2,3, Spanish 1,2, Booster Club 1, NHS 3,4, Jr. IOE Vice-President, Sr. COE Vice-President WILL: Mom, Dan and family all my love. I leave Wilbur, good luck. To Uncle Aniter and Aunt Clara iMishl my friendship until our next fight. DEBBIE CARSON VICA 3,4 WILL: To all the Black Cos girls all the luck in the world in their Sr. year, and Eugene Brown love from Michelle ROBERT CARSON Co-ed Bowling 1,2 WILL: To the future classes of Graphic Arts, all of the trouble with everything and anything. To Mr. Laggeris, all of the nice clean aprons. BONNIE CART Red Cross 1.3, Choir 1 WILL: To my sister, Becky Kopp, the best of luck at Central-Hower, I want to thank Mrs, Waltemate, my Mom, and Mr. Hanna for everything. JOHN CASTOR Golf 2,4, Baseball 3,4 JIM CHEATHOM Booster Club 3,4, Student Council 3, Cerabal Palsy Volunteer 3 WILL: I give Toni and Sharon the one corner of the park to turn their friends on and the luck I had in school to all. VALENCIA CHRISTIAN WILL: My sister, Marlene, my books and pencils. My younger sisters and brother, success, my mother and father, all my love. J. C., S. C., P. C., J. A., togetherness. KATHY CIHAJ Choir 2,3,4, Booster Club 3,4, NHS 4, Bowling team 3,4, Youth for Christ 3,4, Madrigals 3,4, Orchestra 2 WILL: Love to Mom and Dad, Happiness to Looey. MARCIA COKER Girls Basketball 3, Girls Volleyball 2,3,4 SENIORS 109 WILL: All the happiness to my family and to Snail IDino SJ may he grow long anten- nae for his future years. TRICIA COKER Girls Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Girls Basketball 2,4 WILL: To my brothers Alvin and Nathaniel, the best of luck throughout the school years. Also to my lover, Johnny Anderson, who named me T.A.C.'? LAURA CONGROVE WILL: All my good times and detentions to my brother. Thanks to my teachers, friends, and parents. VAUGHN COOPER WILL: I will nothing to nobody. It was a long hard climb but I finally made it. Success to all who can handle it. RAY CORNWELL NHS 3,4 WILL: I will Mr. Broome all my electronical knowledge, Mr. Stone all my used lottery tickets. MATTHEW COSTON Booster Club 2,3, Band 2,3, Junior Achievement 2,3, Forge 2,3, VICA 3,4, Student Council 3 WILL: I will the new Central-Hower building to my brother, Victor and love and peace to all the nice young ladies l've met at C-H. JACKIE CROSBY Choir 1,2,3, IOE 3,4, IOE Treasurer 4, Executive J. C. Council 1,2, Building Pride 4, Volleyball 1, Red Cross 2, Booster Club 2,3, Forge Staff 3, Office Worker 2,3,4 WILL: All my love to that certain someone. Nieda Garrett, Beverly Bray, and Nora, good luck in the future. Mom and Dad, thanks for everything. JEROME CROSBY Basketball 1,2,3, Student Council 1, Golf 1,2, Swimming 2, Bowling 1,2 WILL: I will to everyone love, happiness and me. To Micheel Malone little brother turn the whole school out. All funky smells to Joe. AARON CULVER Football 2,3, VICA 3.4, Machine Shop President 4, Booster Club 3,4, Red Cross 4 WILL: I will to all the ladies the ability to get along without me. ROD CUMMINGS Football 4 WILL: I will the best of luck to all underclassmen because they will need it. lEspecially Kimi, VICTOR DANIEL Football 3 PAULA DE JOURNETT Booster Club 2,3, Red Cross 3, Office Worker 2, Library Aid 3, Dental Assistant 4, VICA 4 WILL: Thanks to God, To my Mother, love. To Punkin, Cedric, Robert and Kevin, happiness and all my love to David E. Moore for us to have a successful life. WAYNE DIBBLE Football 3, Track 3, Cross Country 4, Co-Captain Track 4 WILL: I Wayne Dibble leave my seat in Tech to anyone that's hard up and my old spikes to Mr. Pyett. Thanks Mom and Dad, Wayne. BARBARA DU BOISE Booster Club 1,2 WILL: Good luck to the Central-Hower Basketball Team. Love and happiness to Cheryl and James and all my love to the family and to D. B. FREDERICA DU BOSE WILL: I will to all underclassmen some ice to cool them off. Good Luck! Good-bye. Jive Turkeys. BILL DULANEY VICA 4 WILL: I would will if I could the solutions to the world's problems but I don't know what they are, sorry. VICKI EIZNOR Choir 2, Band 2,3, Majorette 2,3, Homecoming court 2,4, Youth for Christ 3, Dental Assistant 4, Buddy Program 3 WILL: Mom, Dad, and Mrs, Hull, love and appreciation. Nancy Diane, Kathy, and Jeff, Everything you deserve in life, friendship. Pete, all my love!! Luck Seniors!! PRETTIEST HAIR Sharon Morrison, Kelly Stewart 110 SENIORS ,LL Y , --..4. ...U ,Af ...-.. . l MOST ATHLETIC Tony Anderson, Mary Sample wl Q E is 9 Bi is 55 MOST FLIRTATIOUS Jerry Russell, Sandy Byrd BEST LOOKING Jerome Crosby, Nancy Goins LLOYD ELEFRITZ Cross Country 2,3,4, Captain 4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Booster Club 2,3, Student Council 2,3,4, Choir 4, Chess Team and Club 2,3,4, VICA 3,4 WILL: l will Broom the Pacific to play in. Connie my wine. Dixion my hurts. Pyett a pacifier, and my love and thanks to my parents! MELODY ELLIOTT Band 1,2,3,4, President 4, Stage Band 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 1,2,3, Spanish Club 1,2, FTA 3. Bowling 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4, NHS 4, Executive Council 3 WILL: All my praise to God. Love to Mom, Dad. Marla, my best friendship. Bob, my kisses. John, my talents. Michele, success. Brenda, happiness, Rick, me. LINDA EVANS Booster Club 2,3, GirI's Choir 2, A'CappeIla Choir 4, Majorette 3,4, Band 3,4, Stage Band 3, Spanish Club 2, Office Assistant 2,4, Forge Staff 3,4, Red Cross 2 WILL: To Mom - love, Mrs. Hull - thanks, the majorettes - all the muddy games, Vicki and Brenda - our talks, and to Rick all my love and devotion. GERALD FISHER VICA 4. WILL: To my brothers and sisters, all the good times at Central-Hower. To Mom and Dad, love and gratitude. To Sandy, love. ROBERT FOSTER WILL: All my books to my little brother and all my luck to the underclassmen and all my love to Shiela. GUY FOX VICA 3,4 WILL: Luck to all underclassmen and I hope to see some of the Class of 75 struggling to get some place in this world. BRENDA FRANK Majorette 2,3,4, Head 4, Band 2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4 WILL: To the underclassmen, good luck in the future: Brenda R., head majorette: Vince, memories and all my love. MARY FRUM Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Choir 1,2,3, Gymnastics 1,2, IOE 3 WILL: To my sister Pam all the fun and laughs at C-H. Love to Kenny and thanks to Mom and Dad. Becky and Jim - Happiness! WANDA GAMBLE Forge 3,4, Booster Club 4, Cafeteria Worker 3,4 WILL: To Ken, all my love. My love and all the happiness to Anny, Mary, Margaret, and Mr. Stone. Good luck underclassmen. JAMES GARDNER WILL: I will all my best wishes to all the new incoming seniors. NIEDA GARRETT WILL: Good luck all future students of C-H. Jackie, Beverly, Dee Dee - love, peace, and happiness. Vivian C., Darlene W. - I hope you make it. Wanda S. - my raddedyann purses. DARLEEN GAUDER WILL: My C-H friends, friendship and love. To my parents, love and gratitude for putting up with me, To Eileen, all the success you can acquire. TIMOTHY GIANNONE Choir 2,3,4, Madrigals 3,4, Youth for Christ 1,3,4, Co-ed Bowling 2,3,4 WILL: Thanks to the few people who allowed themselves to be themselves and gave me their friendship. CAROLYN GILLESPIE WILL: My thoughts to the in coming classes, and may the next generation be a good team. CHERYL GILLS Booster Club 2,3, Fted Cross 2,3, Student Council 4 WILL: To my mother and grandparents, love and many thanks. To Jamah, my Teddy Bear. To lsiah, love, Belinda, Val, Joe, success. To God my life. NANCY GOINS Choir 2, Student Council 3, Band 2,3, Majorette 2,3, Co-Captain 3, VICA 3, Spanish Club 2, Homecoming Court 2,3,4, Queen 4, Buddy Program 3 WILLS: Mom and Dand thanks. V. E., life full of happiness. G. U,, home ec course. Mrs. Hull, love and thanks. Mr. McBurney, remembrance. G. L. all my love. PETER GONZALEZ Band 2,3, Co-ed Bowling 3 WILL: To my parents, all my thanks and gratitude. To the underclassmen, Central- Hower pride. CONNIE GOODEN Volleyball 3, Dental Assistant Club 4, VICA 4 WILL: To my parents my love and thanks. To Big Lou, love and a playgirl centerfold. Marcy, happiness and a pound of Jamaican Cheer. SUSAN GRAY VICA 4, Sr. Dental Assistant Club 4, CounseIor's Assistant 3, Office Assistant 3 WILL: I will my love to a special man, my life to God, happiness to Gloria, and my body to anyone who wants it. DOROTHY GIRFFITH Booster Club 2,3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Student Council 4 WILL: To Mrs. Knotts and Mrs. Stanley, love and gratitude. To S. S., love, happiness, and to Mr, Hanna, luck with his new homeroom. SHERI GUSEMAN VICA 3,4 WILL: To Rick Harkless, a bowling ball and whatever makes you happy. Junior Cos, luck. Denise Brooks, happiness. Sue Nelson, hollywood and strawberries. LIZ HADDAD Choir 2, Red Cross 3, Cerebral Palsy Volunteer 3, Office Assistant 3 WILL: All my love and thanks to Mom and Dad: my chemistry book to George, Love and happiness to my friends. DAVE HALL VICA 4, National Honor Society 3,4 WILL: I will to my brother all the good times Central-Hower has to offer, and all the luck in the world to the Class of '75. LINDA HAMILTON Booster Club 1. ' WILL: To my sister Mary, my lockers and my seat in Mr. AlIen's class and Mr. Nicholson's class. MARY HAMLIN WILL: To my brothers and sisters, the great times I had in the Central building, and happiness to my close friends that made it happen. MICHELLE HAMMETT Student Council 2,3,4, Executive Council 3, Booster Club 3,4, VICA 3,4, Regional Reporter 4, FTA 3, Vice President 3, Advisory Committee 3, Youth for Christ 3, Black Awareness 3, Junior Achievement 2 WILL: l will to all Eagles a mature mind that can handle responsibility. And a prayer that you all get it together. SENIORS 111 RANDY HAMPTON Wrestling 2 WILL: Good luck to the underclassmen. DEBORAH HANSON Choir 1,3, Booster Club 3, Student Council 4 WILL: To Mom and Dad, thanks a lot. Yvonne and Denny, best of luck forever. Murph and Greg, good luck together. Mr. McBurney, thanks, Gwen, Ramsey, love. MELYA HARB Choir 1, IOE 3, COE 4, Senior Senator 4 WILL: Everybody that helped me make it through school, THANKS, All my friends, happiness and many more fun Friday nights! TONYA HARLIN Choir 1,2, IOE 3,4, Booster Club 4, Office Assistant 4 WILL: Mom - thanks. Cindy - we'Il remain best friends always. Paula - a new car, Carla - your Mr. Right, and my brother - the new C-H building. CHRISTY HARRIS CIN Booster Club 1,3,4, Choir 2, Forge 3,4, Page Two Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, OOEA Club 4, IOE 3,4 WILL: Jack, all my love. Mom, Dad - love and thanks, Cindy, Tim, Don and Judy - best of luck. All my friendsy- good luck and God bless. DY HARRIS 5 i Choir 1,2, Girl's Ensemble 1', Booster Club 3,4, Forge 3,4, Exchange Editor 3, Page One Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, IOE 3,4, OOEA 4 WILL: Christy and Jack - happiness. Tonya - nursing career. My parents - love and appreciation, Underclassmen - success in the new building. Steve, Manuel, Carolyn, Karen - lasting friendship. Keep SmiIin'. HOWARD HARRIS Basketball 2,3, Track 2,3,4, Band 2 WILL: Thank you Mother and Grandmom -for your love. Little Sister always be as gentle as a dove. Thank you Mr. Nicholson and Mr. Eplin, for education. MIKE HARTLEY WILL: I will to my brother Richard nothing. Mom and Dad, thank you for your help 4 these past four years. To Cindy, all my love. RANDY HARTWELL VICA 3,4 WILL: I will to the junior electricians a rubber raft and a shovel lor the on coming year. You'lI neet it! MICHELE HATHERILL Executive Student Council 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2,3, Orchestra 1,2,3, Stage Band 1,2,3,4, Art Service Club 1, Language Club 1,2,3, Secretary 3, GirI's Volleyball 3, Girl's Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 2,3,4, Tennis 3,4, Co-ed Bowling 3, interscholastic Bowling 4, Honor Society 3,4, Artisan Staff 4, Youth for Christ 4, Senior Class President WILL: To my parents, love and thanks. Mike a lifetime of fulfillment. Mark, All-City. Melody, lasting friendship. Bob, success. God, my life forever. ANDREW HEAPE Forge 4, Senior Senator 4 WILL: I would like to leave my heavy chevy to the Arlington Wrecking Yard and all my other valuable belongings to Goodwill. WANDA HICKS Booster Club 3, VICA 3,4 WILL: To Mom and family, love and thanks, To Be Be, my ability to think. To Red, my senior books. Iris, the will to lose her stomach, CARLA HITCHINGS WILL: I will peace and happiness to my brother Gary, and lots of love to Mom and Dad. Good luck to Jenny, underclassmen, and future Eagles. FRANK HOMAN MIC Baseball 3,4, Co-ed Bowling 4, interscholastic Bowling 4 WILL: My love to those who have made me happy, especially Mom, Dad, Mike, Steven, and Nose. All my love to Patty. HAEL HORAN WILL: To all C-H students the good times l had while I was here, and I hope that everybody makes it. HARRIET HOWARD Booster Club 1,3, Girl's Volleyball 3,4, Girl's Basketball 3,4, Red Cross 1, GirI's Track 1 WILL: Best wishes to Robin, Jackie, Brenda, Kim, Junior, Dee Dee, and Wanda. Love to T, A., G. S., R. P., and Chuckie. Special love to Deck. KRISTY HUFF Choir 1, IOE 3 WILL: To Mom and Dad thanks. To all my friends, great memories. To Jonie, our friendship, And to that special man CS. SJ, a meaningful relationship together. VICKI HULSEY VICA 4 WILL: All my D. A. uniforms to future dental assistants and all my love to Nlcco and my family. SHIRLEY HUNT Red Cross 2,3, VICA 3,4 WILL: I, Shirley Hunt, will an undeserving world ME. DEBBIE ILG WILL: My love to Scott, luck to my sister Julie in her two years left at C-H, and thanks to Mom and Dad. BILL ILG MIC WILL: I leave to Mr. Poor and Mr. Clark Jeff, Steve, and all the good things from Ellet. Lot's of luck to Julie. HAEL JACKSON Student Council 2,3,4, Red Cross Alternate 2, VICA 3,4 WILL: My books, all of the good luck that I had, and my old pair of N.B.A.'s to future Student of CH. REGINA JEWELL VICA 4, Dental Assistant 4 WILL: God, parents, love, happiness, and a successful marriage to the man I love, Mr. James Cornelius Cooper. CINDY JOHNSON MIK STE Choir 1, Booster Club 1, General Council 3, IOE 3,4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4, Executive Council 4, Senior Senator 4, Majorette 4, Band 4 WILL: My thanks to God and to my family, especially to my dear mother. My luck to Debby and Deechie, and my love to Michael. E JOHNSON WILL: I leave my little sister Teresa all I have, which is NOTHING. PHEN JONES Wrestling 1,2,3, Red Cross 3, National Honor Society 3,4, VICA 3,4 WILL: To Danny and Rhonda, eternal happiness. To my friends, thanks for the good times we've had. Mom and Dad, thanks for putting up with me. 112 SENIORS 5 QT .. .1 4 A L, ' , . 1 I I i .- fi - as--Lt Q W s. . ' ii -1 - , 4... . ' ' FSS -WL X S : WY? fx? ' if 4' A? awww, N k'S - A 4 i Nl r 5' X V . I , ,,,, . si. 'i ' i A Si 1--.....-Q, sf.: ,. 1 :..' ii Z. ' .f 'T' -- was ,g g . , 1 1 : I - nit., - - - -- 1 . ,. .,. :. ta, A ,Ei , . 4 f ' T gtg . . . I AV 1 J, I g ' K. ,, - e FRIENDLIEST Margo Shamberger Lori Canterbury PRETTIEST SMILE Theresa Pitts, Tony Curry Richard Stump BARBARA JOSEPH Red Cross 2, Swim Team 1. Cosmetology 3.4 WILL: Congratulations to all Seniors. Thanks Mrs. Keating. Lot's of love and thanks to my parents and to my husband Gary. I love you! TOM KALAVITY Baseball 1.2.3,4, Football 1, Basketball 1,2. Forge 4, Co-Sports Editor 4 WILL: To Mr. McBurney - thanks for all the fun in homeroom. To Red - Alouha. To Mr. Malagio - Coach of the year. To Mom and Georgeann - thanks. ANTHONY KEBLESH WILL: All my love and happiness to that special girl in my life, and to all thefuture C- H students. Carry on. MARLA KEYS Choir 1,2. GirI's Ensemble 1, Spanish Club 1,2. Office Assistant 1,2, Booster Club 1. Red Cross 1.2, Quill and Scroll 1 WILL: My common sense to my best friend Melody Elliott. A Koran lor Don Kirbawy. Acts 2:38 to the world. Thanks and love to Mom, Dad. Darla, and Kim. YVONNE KIKELA Band 1.2.3, Majorette 3, IOE 3. COE 4, Co-ed Bowling 2 WILL: To the band and majorettes. many cold and rainy football games. Mom and Dad, thanks. Denny, all my love forever. DARLENE KING WILL: All my love to John W., and the best of luck at C.H.H.S. to Gwen, Shelia, Darlene, and Alto, Love to Mom and Dad. DON KIRBAWY Basketball 1. Swimming 3.4, Soccer 2.3.4, Tennis 1,2,3,4. Band 1,2,3,4. Stage Band 2.3.4, Orchestra 2.3. Human Relations 1, Spanish Club 1,2 WILL: Robin: all my love. Nicki: tribulation. God: my life. SUE KOEBERLE Choir 1,2 WILL: Frances, good luck with J. T. Paula, Linda. Mom, Dad, and Jenny. happi- ness and love. Mr. Pyett, another me. Leo and Jimmy, lots of fun. JODY KURTZ Cross Country 2,3 Captain 3, Tennis 2.3.4 WILL: To Sharon Morrison I will my love, twenty boxes of peanut brittle, and the file on Absentee's. To Fox Royka I leave my chest exerciser. MARK KUZMIK Carpentry 2.3.4, VICA 3.4, Basketball 2.3.4 WILL: Kamlowsky, some forged hall passes. To Vukich, his meager existence. Campbell and Randy W.. a bushel of rampant daIdoo's. STEVE LAKE Carpentry 2.3.4. VICA 3,4 WILL: To Kuzmik, my nose. To Locust St., my goodyears. To Mess, my truck. To Kam, a paint job. KATHY LAMP Booster Club 2.3. Choir 2.3, GirI's Ensemble 3, Student Council 4, Dental Assistant Treasurer 4, VICA 4 WILL: Mom and Dad, love and gratitude. Sharon, Myrtle Beach. past memories of? Patty, a job with benefits, V. J. O., love, understanding, and happiness. Good Luck to Seniors! KAREN LAMPE Office Assistant 1. Forge Staff 2.3.4 WILL: To Jim. all my love. To all incoming students at Central-Hower, good luck. Thanks to Mom and Dad. DONNA LILLY Language Club 3 WILL: To Mom and Dand, thanks for all you've done. All my love to Nickep Romyananda and to Johnny Boyde, love and luck. PERRY LINABURG Baseball 2.3, Bowling 3,4 WILL: I will my Eagle pride to all Central-Hower Eagles and hope they are proud to be a part of such a great school as CENTRAL-HOWER. DOTTIE LITTLE Spanish Club 1.2.3, Treasurer 3, COE 4. Historian 4 WILL: I bequeath to anyone coming into Central-Hower, all the good times that I have had here and all the happiness in the future. DOREEN LOGAN Senior Senator 4, VICA 3 WILL: I will to the Senior Cos Class. Teacher. my family and Jen's family, love and happiness. To Jen. all the guys that she deserves. Friendship. PAULA LONG Choir 1,2. Library Assistant 1, IOE 3.4 WILL: Mom and Dad, love and gratitude. Sue and Frances, best of luck with J. P. and J. T. Pam gets all my fun times at C-H. BECKY LOWE Majorettes 2.3, Head Majorette 3, Band 1.2.3. Honor Society 3.4, Spanish Club 1,2, Girl's Basketball 1.2. Orchestra 1,2. Stage Band 1,2 WILL: Tim - all my love and understanding. My family - health and happiness. Laura -fond memories and thanks. Mrs. Hull - thanks. DEBI LOWERS WILL: Mom and Dad, thanks! I made it! To Miss Royka, thanksfor caring. All my love to that lucky guy who gets me! TERI LOWTHER VICA 3,4 WILL: Love, happiness, and thanks to Jen and Doreen. To Bobby and Trishie, six kids. Special thanks to Mrs. Keating and Mrs. Mesek. CINDY MARCHION Booster Club 4, Choir 4. Library Assistant 3 WILL: All my love to Marc. Good luck to future Central-Hower students. To S. P., all the good times and laughs. Thanks to my parents. DEBBIE MARTIN VICA 4. Counselor Assistant 3 WILL: To Jim. all my love and happiness. Thanks to Mom and Dad for all your help. Gloria and Sue, remember all the fun in dental. DEIDRA MATTHEWS WILL: Dad and Mom. togetherness. Yerbbie, happiness. L. W.. success. Love all, trust few, do wrong to no one. MARSHA MCCLOWSKY Choir 2. Homecoming Court 1, Red Cross 1, Buddy Program 1, IOE President 3, COE President 4 WILL: Mom, Dand, Carl Jr., eternal happiness and love. Chuck. success, patience. and my love in everything we do. Dannette. life-time friendship. Uncle Anita. hope! ROBIN MCCORMICK MOST GULLIBLE Girl's Volleyball 2.4, Girl's Basketball 2.4, Cheerleader 3. Building Pride Committee 3, Student Council 3, Gymnastics 3 SENIORS Cindy Mooney, Joe Bailey 113 WILL: All my love to George Slappy, Charles Williams. My luck to Kenny W. All my success and wishes to Miss Harriet Howard. NICKI MCCORT Band 1.2, Language Club 1,2,3, Chess Club 2, Gymnastics 2,3,4, Swim Team 3,4, Red Cross 3, Youth for Christ 3.4. Senior Senator 4 WILL: Gooder: nutty memories, Debi: a dress. Ms. Royka: a rope, bag of potato chips and early nights! All my friends: sunshine and smiles and happiness. BECKY MCDONALD Choir 1.3, Gymnastics 1 WILL: To Jim, all my love forever. Hopes for someone to kick some sense into Mary. Good luck underclassmen. And many thanks to Mom. CATHERINE MCNABB WILL: To Reatha, Margo, and Deechie, success is everything. Love to Mom and Dad. And a beautiful love life with Mr. Clifford Upton. RHONDA MENEFEE Spanish Club 1.2, Choir 1.2, Red Cross 3, Booster Club 4, Artisan 3,4, Editor 4. National Honor Society 3,4, President 4, Quill and Scroll 3.4, Ticket Seller 4 WILL: Danny, all my love. Mom, Dad, Gerry, Edie, thanks, appreciation. Linda. special thanks and all the S. D. she can handle. Steve, parties every weekend. JOEL MESEK Wrestling 2,3, VICA 4 WILL: The years are gone in ashes, but the memories never fall. Watching rain through window pains, orange sunshine in the halls. Eagles fly high forever. JEFF MESENGER Carpentry 3,4 WILL: My reputation to the junior carpenters. You must keep up the name of the carpenters. We must be remember, PETE MIJALKOVICH Soccer 2,3,4, Captain 3,4 WILL: Good luck to all of my friends in thefuture. A special best wishes to the soccer team and coach Dave Clark. Best wishes to Lisa P. JINA MILES Girls Volleyball 3. Girl's Basketball 3, Booster Club 4, Cerebral Palsy 3.4, Youth for Christ 3.4, GAA 4 WILL: I thank God for my graduating. Underclassmen. get wisdom and with all thy getting, get understanding, Best friend Rochelle, God bless. Dennis, I love you. DAVID MILLER WILL: To Mike Horan I leave my pool cue. To Mr, Kern I leavethe Junior Sheet Metal Class. To Frank and Mike I leave baseball. KEITH MILLER Football 2,3,4, Track 2,4, VICA 3,4, Band 2 WILL: To the Class of 'l75 , success. To all the ladies at C-H, my love and happiness. To M. D. P., D. A., J, C., and C. J., success in life. GWENDOLYN MITCHELL Cafeteria Assistant 2, Choir 1, Girls Ensemble 1, Junior Achievement 2, Student Council 1. Executive Council 2.3, Spanish Club 3, Office Assistant 4, Band 1, Senior Senator 4 WILL: My gratitude to all who helped me to my graduation. My responsibilities and ambitions to Wanda. My growing LOVE to Ramsey E. and Ramsey L. PAM MONEYPENNY WILL: All my love to Timmy. Best wishes to Junior Cos girls and Loretta. But most of all to Sue Nelson, whether Hollywood or Howard. good luck. CINDY MOONEY Homecoming Court 4, Choir 1,2,3.4, Girl's Ensemble 3, Forge Staff 3, YFC 1,2,3. Booster Club 1.2, Honor Society 3.4, Student Council 3 WILL: Mr. McBurney, another fantastic homeroom: my love and dreams to Eddie, good luck and all my intelligence to my sister Carol: many thanks to Mom. MALCOLM MOORE WILL: Paula, Brend, and Tony, happiness and success. Iwill Chuck Veal my bowling bag. VIVIAN MOORE Booster Club 2,3, Library Assistant 4 MOST SHY Bob Belmonte, Debbie Carson 114 SENIORS PRETTIEST EYES Tom Kalavity, Fthonda Menefee, Kevin Shaffer ' N WILL: To Momma and Daddy. much more success with my other half. To Dave, keep getting down. Bobby and Joe. keep on keeping on. SHARON MORRISON Choir 2, Student Council 2, Booster Club 2 WILL: Mom, love and thanks. Patty, Myrtle Beach. Kathy and Vernon, happiness. Sandy, a full week straight. Mr. McBurney, remembrance. Jody. understanding and patience, EDITH MASKAL Office Assistant 4 WILL: I will the best of luck to the students who will go to the new Central-Hower, and my typewriter in IOE to Sue Long. MARY MOSS Booster Club 2, Office Assistant 2.4 All my love to Carl and Tamara. Thanks to Mommy and Daddy for everything. Best of luck to B. B., T. S,. and S. B. Togetherness for M. M. and M. G. BEV MULLINS Booster Club 2, Counselor Assistant 2.3.4 WILL: Partying times and love to Rachel. My prettiest smile for Mr. Pyett and Bud. A hug for my mom and all my kisses to John. BECKY MURPHY Youth for Christ 1, Band 1.2. Choir 3. Close Up 3. HERO President 4 WILL: Mom, love and understanding. Robin, friendship. Greg, love and happiness. Mr. McBurney, thanks. Debbie and Ruth. a man. Beth, bugs. Underclassmen, Central-Hower Spirit. TOM MURRAY Basketball 2.3.4. Cross Country 4, Baseball 2, Track 4, VICA 3.4. Treasurer 4, Band 2 WILL: Lots of thanks to all teachers. Special thanks to coaches Siegferth. Pyett, and McBurney. Luck always Swiss, John. Love always Mom and Dad. Good luck Denny. ROBIN MYERS WILL: To Beckie and Paula. everlasting friendship and success. Underclassmen. good luck and many good times. Mom, understanding and thanks. To all Seniors, happiness. LOUIE NANCHOFF Soccer 2.3.4. Captain 3.4, Tennis 2.3.4 WILL: Good luck to all my friends. Good luck to the soccer team and Mr. Clark. and good luck to my best friend Pete Mijalkovich. ISABEL NEGRETE WILL: It isn't ever the same. In time all change. And the currents of our lives. But the images of our Senior year will never fade. SUE NELSON VICA 3.4. Cosmetology President 4 WILL: All my love to that special someone. Thanks to Loretta and Central-Hower. Hope for Denise, happiness for Sheri. and Timmy for Pam. WILLIE ODEN Football 2. Commercial Art 3,4 WILL: To the best years of my life so far, I will that the remaining commercial artists will receive as their directors of art. Mr. Swartz and then Mr. Sturm. MICHAEL PAGE WILL. All of my love and happiness to my wife Bessie and our daughter Niketta. BEST DRESSED Executive Council 4 Ivory Thomas, Shirley Hunt STEVE PARSLEY vicA 4 WILL: I will Rod Cummings my mustard and ham sandwiches. To Pat Vorhees I will my dirty shop apron and Ioots. VICKY PEERCY Choir 1.2.3, COE Secretary 4, Spanish Club 1.2.3, Booster Club 1 WILL: Love and thanks to my parents and family. Sandy - a man forever. All who have helped me - thanks. Johnny Stone - another marriage. Good luck everyone. MARTIN PERKINS Basketball 1, Baseball 2.3.4. Forge 4. Sports Editor 4 WILL: I will Coach Malagio another player like myself. Best of luck to Mr. McBurney, and love to the beautiful young ladies at Central-Hower. NINA PETROSKY WILL: To every following class I wish you the friendship and love I have received here. May you always have friends! PATRICIA PHILLIPS Gymnastics 1.2.3. Booster Club 1, Varsity Cheerleading 3, Counselor Assistant 4 WILL: Happiness and success to my family and anyone connected with me. Love to E. L. and M. S.. and luck to all graduating and upcoming seniors. MICHELLE PIERCE VICA 3.4 WILL: A wonderful year of success and happiness to all the underclassmen. THERESA PITTS Girl's Basketball 2,3, Girl's Volleyball, 4 COE 4, Student Council 3 WILL: Love, peace, and devotion to my man Mitchell Cowans. To my friends, success and happiness, To my parents, a whole lot of thanks. VICKY POE Latin Club 2, President 2, Executive Council 2.3.4, Booster Club 2,3,4, Student Council Recording Secretary 3.4, Cheerleader 3.4, Youth for Christ 3, Junior Achievement 2.3.4. IOE Vice President 3. Honor Society 3,4 WILL: To God - thanks: parents - gratitude: Popp - love: cheerleaders - face: friends - good fortune: enemies peace, D. N., C. H., B. S., C. J., and B. R. - happiness: and D. S. - his desires. LINDA PORCO Choir 1, Red Cross 1 WILL: Mom, Dad, and Edie, love and thanks. Rhonda luck with Danny and thanks for being there. Mr. McBurney, another Dizzy Dean. Terry. all my love. FIORELLO PORTIS Commercial Art 1.2.3.4 RICHARD POSEY WILL: To my brother, I will the best of luck and some brains. DAWN POWELL Booster club 1. Choir 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 1, Gymnastics 1.2.3.4, Girls Ensemble 3,4 WILL: My future plans to Al. Dreams and hopes to Bob. To Dayna, great times at C- H. Mr. McBurney, all my love and thanks. Eagles forever! ANNA RAMNYTZ WILL: Thanks and love to Mom and Dad. An apple for Cheatham. A new date for John. The best to Dwight and Andy. LEROY REEVES WILL: To all the head's of the new Central-Hower, a life of good times, plenty of fun, and all the girI's you can handle if any. MOST TALKATIVE WILLIAM RICHARDSON Football 2,3,4, Captain 4, Booster Club 3,4, Choir 4, VICA 3.4. Red Cross 2, Track 4 SENIORS Jeff Blount, Jackie Crosby . ,Q i I i i 115 A WILL: Margo, my love and understanding: Al Green, my voice: Jackie, Karen, Dee Dee, my future: LaShawn, my friendship, the ladies, my number 376-5480. LISA RICHARDSON Booster Club 1,2,3, Choir 2,3,4 WILL: I will to my family and friends the best things out of life. The best to G. L, and D. P., and all my love to Fred. ROBERT RIFFLE Football 1, Band 1,2, Track 1 WILL: My parents - gratitude, Brenda - Ken, Moe - me, Mr, McBurney - hairpiece. luck to Fred, Mr. Allen - will power, Steve - my pencils. RON RIFFLE Swimming 2,3,4, Captain 4, VICA 3,4 WILL: To Mr. Broom, a slide rule instruction booklet. To Mr. Surbey, a years supply of nodose. SANDRA ROACH Cafeteria Assistant 1, Service Club 1, Student Council 1, Gymnastics 1,2,3, German Club 1,2,3, Track 1, VICA 4 WILL: I will seafood to John. Sheringo, the best of luck at staying single. Vicki, luck with her family. All my love to Tom. Cathy, coughdrops. DONNA ROBISON VICA 4, Forge 1, Science Club 2,3, Bowling 2,3 WILL: To my family, love, peace and happiness. To the Senior D. A.'s, good luck in the future, WILLIAM ROBISON Band 2,3,4, Stage Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Choir 4, Chess Club 3,4, Chess Team 3 WILL: To future band officers, good luck. To Gary Delgado, all my music ability. And to Pauline Kuhn, all my love that she might ever want. DANNY ROHLER WILL: To the one that has made my life complete - Rhonda Menefee: All my love and live forever. You're beautiful. DEBBIE ROLLISON Choir 1, Cosme-debs 3, VICA 4 WILL: To the Juniors, good luck in Cos, Shiela and Bob, happiness. To my son Jamie, all my love. JENNIFER ROLLISON VICA 3,4 WILL: I will to my best friends, Morn and Dad, everlasting love and thanks always. Doreen - continual happiness, Teri- Nicky, Trishle - Bobby and happiness, Cathy - Mikey, and Sally - Robert Redford, LEETAA ROPER Library Assistant 2,3, Office Assistant 1, Red Cross 1, National Honor Society 4, IOE 4, President 4 WILL: All my books and homework to my sisters and brother. Thanks for everything Mom and Dad, Good luck to Denise and Frederica. RODNEY ROSIER WILL: I will all my books and my body to all the Junior and Sophomore chicks. BONNIE ROURKE Library Assistant 4 WILL: Love to Mom and Dad. Good luck to my sisters, Kathy and Margie, at C-H. Whoever wants my books can forever have them. SUSIE RUCKER Basketball 2,3, Girl's Volleyball 2,3 WILL: To Ronnie Wright I leave my everlasting love to overcome his shyness, My brother Michael, the courage to try again once he has failed. WESLEY RUDD Basketball 2,3, Baseball 2,3,4 WILL: I will Hower to the termites, my athletic ability to anyone who can use it, and my love to all the ladies. LARRY RUMPHS Track 2,3,4, Football 2,3 WILL: To the underclassmen of Central-Hower I, Larry Rumphs, will not return. JERRY RUSSELL Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Choir 1,2,3, Basketball 1, Student Council 1 WILL: I will Crangle an All-State team, all the girls in my life all my love, and Fred five catchers and pitchers. Good luck girls. PAT SALINSKY WILL: I leave to John Joliffe, my poster collection and all the happiness I got from it, MARY SAMPLE Choir 2,3,4, President 4, Madrigals 2,3,4, GirI's Volleyball 2,3,4, Captain 4, GirI's Basketball 3, Girl's Ensemble 3,4, Co-ed Bowling 2,3,4, interscholastic Bowling 4, Gym Assistant 3,4 WILL: To the Class of '76', the best of luck. Jackie, a scholarship. Sher, a job. Martha, anything you want. Good luck Miss White. VINCENT SANTIAGO Wrestling 2,3,4, Soccer 3,4, Tennis 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Student Council 2 BRENADETTE SCHOBY Gymnastics 2,3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Captain 4, Booster Club 4, Vice President 4, Executive Council 4, VICA 3,4, Secretary 3, Reporter 4 WILL: Mom and Dad, six down and one to go! Marla - my cheerleading abilities, The Schoby's - here I come! M. T.- love and happiness. Cheryl, Dawn, Brenda, Vicky, Margo, C. J. - GOODBYE TURKEYSI' MARY ANN SELLERS WILL: The fabulous new Central-I-lower school building to my brothers Billy and Fred. Dear friends, my love and best wishes in the future. KEVIN SHAFFER Swimming 2,3, Manager MARGO SHAMBERGER Cheerleader 2,3,4, Captain 2, Gymnastics 2,3,4, Office Assistant 1,4, Booster Club 4, VICA 3,4, Vice President 4, Executive Student Council 2,3,4, President 4, Treasurer 3, Senior Class Vice President, Homecoming Court 3,4, Crowner 4, Ar- tisan 4, Honor Society 3,4 WILL: To my family and friends, love and understanding. To P. B., T. C., G. W., W. R., memories. To R. A. W., everlasting happiness. Thanks to brother, Mom, and Dad. THERESA SHELLEY Senior IOE secretary WILL: All the main highways to Ruth. Jerry, happiness, Mike, a dirty pair of tennis shoes. Rodney, twenty naked ladies, Andy, two more years of fun, MARY SHENIGO Gymnastics 1, Track 1, GAA 2,3, VICA 4 WILL: My crustacians to John, my love to Bill, and many blessings to Mrs. Snider and Sandy Roach. SENIORS we A ,I sv, . MOST Will Richardson, ft CLASS CLOWNS Chuck Stroup, Linda Porco R: ab? -QS' raiser L wsu Rexx 1 's t Q 757575 X04 clad, ,wma Zyaomw uw. ,UQ W! . .W Idfwfffgac gm K! f M fue! Ocf 15s TALENTED Kim Verheyen MOST FEMININE, MASCULINE Leeta Roper, Chris Campbell Q Sb is 4 STEVE SHEPPARD Booster Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4, Executive Student Council 4, Treasurer 4, Artisan Staff 4 WILL: To Mrs. Knotts and Mrs. Stanley, a new financial genius like me. To Sandy, luck next year. To my parents, gratitude, and everyone else happiness. DINO SHUTTLESWORTH Basketball 2,3 WILL: All my leadership abilities to my sister Shelia Shuttlesworth. TALURA SIBLEY Library Assistant 1, Biology Club 1, Gym Assistant 1, VICA 3,4 WILL: My brains to my brother Stevie and my sister Gail. To Patty, I will my locker. Love to Mom and Dad. ANITA SILVEY Choir 1,2,3, Student Council 2.3, Honor Society 3,4, COE Treasurer 4 WILL: Mom, Dad, and family, my love and thanks. To Aunt Marsha, windshield wipers. Danette, tennis. My sister, all of the great times. Dennis, my love. JOHN SINNETT VICA 4, Forge Staff 4 WILL: The table in the back of Niam's to Sharon and Tony, although they'll never use it at the new school. JIM SLABAUGH WILL: I will my hammer to Mr. Poor to keep for me until next year, all my A's to Mike, and all my love to Debby. BRUCE SMITH Cross Country 2,3, Track 3 WILL: I, Bruce Smith, would like to will Games Harros some new clothes, so he will stop wearing Billy Turner's. VICKI SMITH Library Assistant 2, Red Cross 2 WILL: To Mom and Betty, thanks and love. To Robert Joseph, all my love for all my life. To Rick, happiness. To Sue, a boyfriend. CHERYL SNYDER Latin Club 2 WILL: I will my luck, happiness, best wishes, and all my books and homework to my friends who remain at Central-Hower. RUTH SNYDER Choir 2,3, HERO 4 WILL: I will all my luck and talent to my sister, and all my love to Joe and my parents. WILLIAM SOMMERVILLE Band 2,3,4 WILL: To any saxophone player in the band, my ability to read music and get down, JUEWORN SPEAIGHT OWE 2,3,4, President 4 WILL: To the football team, best of luck next year. To Mr. Butke, all my girls. And all my love B. C,, A.C,, A. C. DWIGHT ST, CLAIR Band 1,2, Booster Club 3,4, Choir 1, VICA 4, Commercial Art Treasurer 4, Co-ed Bowling 1,2,3,4 WILL: My parents, a world of thanks. Pete, someone that will tafc. Jackie, a knob. Kay, a white dress. Riff, Moe. C. A., luck. Baclawski, gratitude. JIM STEURER RICHARD STUMP WILL: I will to Mr. Poor my skills and Mr. Clark my trouble. To the girls I take home, start walking. Thanks to all who helped. WALTER SZABAT VICA 4 WILL: I will Beulah to Rump, Gerty to the moon, all the change and pencils Mr. Hartley found on the floor, and Mr. Goudy a fight in tech. BETH TENNEY Forge Staff 3,4, Exchange Editor 4, Booster Club 3, Cerebral Palsy Volunteer 3,4, Orchestra 3,4 WILL: My crickets and other bugs to Mr. McBurney. To all the Seniors, Good Luck! To Yogi Bear, my picnic basket. IVORY THOMAS Band 2, Track 2,3,4, Captain 4 WILL: Happiness and prosperity to all people, and to my family love. VICKI THOMAS Choir 3, Booster Club 3, Acappella Choir 2, Counselor Assistant 3, Student Council 4, VICA 4, Dental Assistant 4 WILL: l hereby bequeath my favorite tree to David Willie and all my good fortune at C-H to Vasco Talevaski. JOYCE TOWSLEY Co-ed Bowling 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Girl's Ensemble 3, Symphonic Choir 3,4, Acappella Choir 3,4, Treasurer 4, Madrigals 4, Booster Club 4, Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4 WILL: I will S. S. to D. G.: C. N., happiness: all my friends, good luck: love and thanks to Mom and Dad: and that special someone, all my love. VICKI TRIPOLI Student Council 2,3, Majorettes 3,4, Band 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Artisan 4, Booster Club 2,3,4 WILL: Thanks and appreciation to those who have helped mein life: Mike. . .all my love: luck and friendship to everyone: Sandy, Mark: Mrs. Stanley, another me! KEVIN TURNER Football 2,3,4, Track 4 MANUEL UNDERDOWN Booster Club 2,3,4, President 4, Student Council 1, Forge 3, Artisan Advertising Manager 4, VICA 3,4 WILL: I will Booster Club to anyone interested. To Bob, a chance to find himself. Mom, many thanks, and Joyce, all my love, CHARLES VEAL Swimming 2, Bowling 4, Captain 4, Band 2,3 WILL: I will my bowling ball to Malcolm Moore and my swim suit to Mr. Wagenknecht. KIM VERHEYEN Red Cross 1,3, Library Assistant 1, Office Assistant 1, Acappella Choir 2,3,4, Madrigals 2,3,4, Girl's Ensemble 3,4, Sophomore Girl's Choir 2, Bowling 2, Language Club 4, Cerebral Palsy Volunteer 3 WILL: To Mom and Dad: love and appreciation, while there's still time: Sher, success: and Larry special love. ANTHONY VICKERS Red Cross 2, Senior Senator 4 WILL: A lot of good times to the brothers for the next school year. MIKE VICTOR Baseball 2,3,4, Cerebral Palsy 4 SENIORS INSEPAFIABLE FRIENDS Rhonda Menefee, Linda Porco Harriett Howard, Tom Murray, Robin McCormick, Bob Zwisler WILL: To Jesus my Savior, thank you. To Fred Malagio, a city championship. To Chico I leave my green and yellow outfit. God bless you all. AL KIRBY WILL: To my cousin I will all of my talent at getting out of trouble, and all of my seats on the steps. MARY VORHEES Dental Assistant 4, President 4, VICA 4 WILL: I will love and happiness to my sisters Pat and Pam, and a whole lot of luck in their next two years, MARK VUKICH Soccer 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, VICA 3,4, Commercial Art Vice President 4, Artisan Staff 4, Close-up 3 WILL: To Kuzmik lstruggling existencel, a journeyman's card at 18. Steve lraving--I, a term he'lI never forget, Chris, a purpose in life. Mom and Dad, thanks. Me SSSSS and peace of mind. PAM WALLBROWN Band 2, Orchestra 2, Co-ed Bowling 2,3, Latin Club 2, Ticket Seller 3,4, Honor Society 4 WILL: I will the best of luck to the C-H staff. And to my brother Steve and all his friends: good luck and God bless! CHRIS WATTERS WILL: To Ship - good luck in Germany. To C-H - a new streaker. To all my friends - a dynamite buzz. SUSAN WEISS Booster Club 3,4, Youth for Christ 4 WILL: I will to Mrs, Knotts all the hall passes she gave me during Homecoming, and to Booster Club the frustrations. DALE WEST Baseball 2 WILL: My climbing abilities to Mr. Poor. RICK WESTFALL Football 2,3,4, Captain 4, Track 3,4, Wrestling 4 WILL: I will return! DENNA WILEY GAA 1, Cafeteria Worker 3,4, Office Assistant 4 WILL: I will all my love and happiness to Kristin and Kenneth Sharnsky. I wish to thank Mr. Lauer and Mr. Trowbridge for their understanding, ROCHELLE WILLIAMS Red Cross 1, Band 1,2,3,4, Language Club 2, GAA 2, Girl's Volleyball 3, GirI's 118 SENIOFIS Basketball 3, Stage Band 3,4, Youth for Christ 4, VICA 4 WILL: Mother, Father, family, best friend Jina luck with Dennis, Renee and stenography. My love to Bill. Do the work of the Lord. VALERIE WILLIAMS WILL: Love to family. WlLLlAM GREEN : successful married life together. Thomasee: everything. Carolyn, Suzel, Cheryl: lots of luck. Everyone: Life in God's Kingdom. Future Ta'kecia. JOSEPH WILSON Bowling 3.4, VICA 4, Honor Society 3,4 WILL: To McBurney - super thanks. To Turkey - quack. To Perry - so many females that he gives me some. To everybody - strawberry fields forever. MARK WILSON Band 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 4, Wrestling 2,3,4, VICA 4 WILL: To the wrestling team I leave my skill. Coach Pyett gets my trained legs. Mr. Duplaga my stainless steel lips. Central-Hower forever. BOB WORTMAN Basketball 1, Tennis 3,4, Swimming 3,4, VICA 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Senior 'Senator 4 WILL: I will to the underclassmen, as good a time at the new building as I had at the old one. MICHAEL WYNN WILL: My thanks and appreciation to my family and most of all Moms. Love, devo- tion, and me to my Cindy. May God bless me and Stinky Minyon, DENNIS YOUNG Track 2,3 WILL: I will my hair to Mr. McBurney: to Kenny Speidell my basketball: to Tony Walkins, my long arms and legs. VENUS YOUNG Booster Club 1,2, Student Council 1,2, Red Cross 1,2, Choir 1, Junior Achievement 1,2,3,4, Library Assistant 1, Office Assistant 1, Gym Assistant 1, Home Ec Assistant 1 WILL: I will for my baby Tammy to have a wonderful life and for my husband Robert Gibson, to enjoy his life with me. ZWISLER Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 2,4, Track 2,4, Booster Club 2,3,4, Executive Council 4, Vice President 4, VICA 3,4, Reporter 3, President 4, Forge 2,3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Buddy Program 3, Quill and Scroll 2,3,4, Alternate Superintendent's Coun- oil 4, Honor Society 4, President Senior Drafters 4 WILL: All my love - Bird, Teresa, Nancy, Mom, Dad. Luck - Ter, John. Success - Murray, Sully. Nine, Barlett, Stanley, Goudy - thanks. To everyone at C-H - Spirit. BOB a 1 ' .Al .A . an BY, W. . .....-....g.................... Y. MM H-A-001-346 tlixeiki-ix it 'if mg f, ff ' .1 lv Y X 1 w1e:,1f 1' 4 Ill' ' - 2 Q 'WARM 1' 'lf W W2-YNIIIB ' 1 L' ngxt? 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Glenn 26,44,45,60,61,81 Dibble, Robert 121 Dillbeck, Donna 127 Dokes, Karen 15,30,31,121,142 Dolan, John 14,19,22,23,62,127,142 Dollar, Robert 121 Douglass, Fred 127 Doolin, Maureen 15,20,21,22,40,142,146 Downing, Doris 134 Doyle, Gail 121 Duboise, Barbara 82 Dubose, Frederica 82 Dulaney, William 147 Duncan, Derick 121 Dunn, Jay 121 Eaton, Kenny 127 Eaton, Linda 82 Edmonla, Antonie 134 Edwards, Reginald 121 Egleton, Michael 127 Eidens, Connie 16,41,127,146 Elefritz, Connie 127 Elelritz, Lloyd 5,14,15,22,44,45,54,55, 81,142 Elliott, Melody 19,31,32,33,62,82,102, 107 Elliott, Sue 121 Elzholz, Vicki 12,82,84,105 England, Barbara 121 Engle, Donna 127 Evans, Charles 127 Evans, Gwen 14,127,142 Evans, Linda 18,19,22,30,31,35,82 Fain, Ethel 24 Farrell, Julie 16,30,134,146 Felton, Derrick 30,134 Felton, Kimberly 134 Femia, David 121 Fenwick, Jackie 121 Finch, Cindy 127 Fischmann, Richard 127 Fisher, Gerald 83 Fisher, Mike 128 Fisher, Stephen 128 Fisk, Elizabeth 128 Fleming, George 128 Fleming, Michael 121 Fluty, Mike 58,59 Ford, Bobby 121 Ford, Phillip 48,126,128,131 Foster, Bob 8,83 Fox, Guy 36,83,141,144 Frame, Douglas 128 Frame, John 19,121 Frank, Brenda 4,18,19,32,83 Frederick, Thomas 128 Frum, Mary 83,89 Fryer, Denise 22,41,121 Fuller, Ronald 121,134 Funk, Cheryl 121,146 Gamble, Wanda 15,33,36,83,94,14O,142 Garrett, Nieda 83 Garrett, Sharon 134 Gauder, Darlene 83,88 Gauder, Eileen 128 Gayle, Linford 128 Geckler, Debbie 2,20,21,128 George, Phil 30,133 Giannone, Tim 22,23,31,62,84 Gibson, Frank 128 Gibson, Robert 128 Gibson, Venus 84 Gillespie, Carolyn 30,84 Gills, Cheryl 15,84,142 Gilmore, Patricia 121 Ginn, Richard 128 Goins, Nancy 9,12,84,111 Gonzalez, Pete 84,147 Gooden, Connie 84,90 Gordon, Dale 22,42,128 Goshorn, Bob 33 Goss, Donna 128 Grant, Margaret 9 Graves, Leon 131 Gray, Andy 28,56 Gray, Sue 84 Grazier, Jeff 47,121 Greathouse, Ron 58,121 Greathouse, Sue 134 Greer, Mary 33,85 Gregory, Cheri 128 Griffith, Dorothy 15,16,22,79,85,102, 142,146 Griffith, Tim 121 Grubaugh, Karl 121 Guseman, Sheri 85,145 Gussey, Ronald 121 Haddad, George 42,128 Haddad, Liz 85 Hagenbaugh, Dan 56,85 Hagenbaugh, Dave 56,128 Haines, Mabel 121 Haines, Timothy 19,128 Hall, David 32,85,147 Hamilton, James 62,121 Hamilton, Linda 85,140 Hamlin, Mary 85 Hammet, Brenda 24,128,146 Hammett, Deborah 121 Hammett, Michelle 1,15,29,35,37,86, 142 Hampton, Randy 85,93 Handschumaker, Carol 122 Hanson, Debbie 5,15,85,86,142,144 Harb, Mimi 77,86,140 Harbarger, Pam 52,53,134 Haren, Dave 62,86 Harkless, Rick 122 Harlin, Tonya 86 Harmon, Allen 128 Harmon, Cheryl 13,20,29,37,40,122,125 Harmon, Kathy 128 Harper, Jerald 48,128 Harris, Benny 128 Harris, Cindy 32,34,35,70,86,146 Harris, Christy 34,35,86,146 Harris, Howard 26,60,61,86,102,103 Harrison, Mike 37,78,86 Hartley, Michael 87 Hartwell, Randy 84,87 Hatherill, Michael 15,17,19,108,128, 142,146 Hatherill, Michelle 5,7,15,19,31,32,41, 57,76,86,101,103,106,142,155 Hayes, Gwen 30 Hayes, Maureen 8,128 Hayes, Patrick 122 Hayes, Thurman 42,128 Heape, Andy 25,35,77,79,87 Heeling, John 33,44,45,54,60,122 Helms, David 4,122 Henderson, David 128 Henderson, Jeffrey 122 Hengeli, Tammy 128 Hengle, Benny 14,22,47,48,57,120,122, 142 Henico, Lydia 122,150 Henry, Dan 128 Henry, Rachel 30,134 Henry, Vicki 122 Hereford, Debra 30,128 Herney, Patty 62,128 Hicks, Larry 19,26,62,87,102,103,147 Hicks, Linda 31,35,128 Hicks, Wanda 87,147 Higgins, Alice 142 Higgins, Cindy 15,142 Higgins, Jody 134 Hill, John 42,128 Hill, Michael 128 Higgins, Alice 128 Higgins, Cynthia 128 Hinson, Debbie 5 Hinson, Kimberle 41,122 Hitchings, Carla 32,83,87,150 Hite, Noelle 128 Holcomb, James 128 Holcomb, Janet 129 Holley, Kenneth 129 Holubka, Olga 22,127,129 Holyfield, Aaron 129 Homan, Frank 58,62,87,144 Hood, Don 60 Horan, Dale 122 Horan, Michael 87 . ' ' 1 4.L?,,,,,, , 1,45 J Horton, Gary 129 Horton, Perry 129 Horvath, Eva 8,19,129 Howard, George 129 Howard, Harriett 33,41,65,87,118 Howell, Eric 54,129 Huff, Kristy 88 Huffman, Charles 122 Hughes, Harry 33,122 Hulsey, Ken 56 Hulsey, Vicki 88 Hunt, Shirley 88,115 Hyatt, Audrey 2,15,22,3O,31,41,122, 142,146 llg, Bill 38,88 llg, Debbie 88 llg, Julie 134 lhasz, Mary 129 lson, Chris 17,22,23,41,129 Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jamison, Crystal 122 Frances 19,41,122 Heather 2,14,21,31,40,122,142 Janet 129 Michael 15,88,142,147 Debbie 129 Jeffries, Derrick 129 Jewell, Regina 36,88 Johnson, Anthony 42,129 Johnson, Brenda 129 Johnson, Cindy 12,15,18,19,37,77,88, 102,103,142 Johnson, LaShawn 13,129,130 Johnson Mark 122 Johnson, Paul 49,50,51,122 Johnson, Terry 122 Johnson, Theresa 17,22,23,127,129,146 Jones, Rhonda 19,122 Jones, Sonja 122 Jones, Steve 3,32,88 Jones, Sylvia 122,125 Jordon, Alfred 36,48,51,122 Jordon, Keith 10 Jordon, Kenny 48,129 Joseph, Barbara 89 Junius, Renee 129 Junkins, Sharon 122 Kabarec, Veronica 129 Kalavity, Tom 5,35,58,89,114,144,150 Kamer, Kim 122 Kamiowsky, Greg B9 Keblesh, Anthony 89 Keenan, William 129 Kellar, Martin 129 Kelley, Lorrice 22,28,29,38,79,89,90 Kelley, Robert 122 Kelley, Sheila 122 Kelley, Twila 134 Kelley, Leo 30,129 Kelly, Veronica 134 Kennedy, Clyde 129 Keys, Marla 89 Kikela, Brenda 22,23,129 Kikela, Yvonne 89,140 Killian, Kevin 129 King, Alto 42,118,129 King, Darlene 89,140 Kinker, Rita 122 Kinker, Theresa 122 Kinser, Kimberly 7,129 Kirbawy, Don 5,19,47,52,53,57,89,102, 103 Kirby, Allen 89 Knotts, Bryan 126,129 Knotts, Timothy 122 Knox, Stacy 38 Koeberle, Leo 123 Koeberle, Sue 90 Kraus, Bob 19 Kunzin, George 19,129 Kurtz, Jody 10,57,84,9O INDEX Kuzmi k, Mark 29,35,90,97,105 Lake, Steve 90 Lamb, Sheryl 129 Lampe, Karen 87,90 Lamp, Kathy 15,36,90,142 Lampe, David 129 Lampe, Patty 90,145 Land, Steven 129 Lauderdale, Priscilla 123 Lawley, Brad 122,123 Laws, Lawso Leary, James 129 n, Mike 123 Steve 123 Ledbetter, Robert 126,129 Lee, Debbie 41,129 Lee, S Lee, T heila 129 heresa 129 Lemley, Charles 129 Lemley, Tim 123 Lester, Billy 129 Lewis, Kevin 130 Leymon, Mike 22,123 Lillie, Gwen 123 Lilly, Donna 90 Linaberg, Perry 90,153 Link, Bob 23 Little, Dorothea 36,91,14O Logan, Doreen 77,91,102,145 Logan, Wanda 123 Long, Paula 91 Long, Peggy 123 Long, Tony 25,42,48,13O Louk, Paul 123 Lowe, Amy 22,23,130,153 Lowe, Becky 32,91,107,140 Lowe, Dee-Dee 130 Lowers, Debbie 77,91,102 Lowers, Janet 2,123 Lowther, Debbie 38,130 Lowther, Teri 91,105,145 Malinoff, Donna 2,20,21,40,123 Mallory, Melody 17,130 Manos, Mary 34,123 Marchion, Cindy 22,30,91,144 Marisavljevich, Pete 123 Martin, Bryan 130 Martin, Cheryl 123 Martin, Cindy 130 Martin, Debbie 91 Martin, Toni 130 Mason, Kenneth 26,123 Massaro, Annette 134 Matthews, Carol 130 Matthews, Deidra 91,99 Mattucci, Tina 130 McCar y, Calvin 130 McClain, Terry 14,130 McCloskey, Marsha 32,33,36,9 144 McCloud, Kathleen 123 McConnaughey, Aileen 22 McCormick, Robin 26,30,41,91,118 McCormick, Terry 142 McCort, Nicki 31,40,52,77,82,83,91, 102, 103 McCoy, Mike 42,133 McDonald, Becky 91,94,140,144 McDonald, Perry 123 McDonald, Shawanna 130 McElroy, Richard 50,51,123 McEuen, Paul 22,27,91,144 McGraw, Dale 123 McKee, Richard 130 McNabb, Catherine 91 Mealey, Bob 19,130 Melton, Kenny 48,49,5O,123 Memmers, Terry 54,55,130 Menefee, Rhonda 8,24,25,27,31,32,35, 91,1 14,118,144,155 Mesek, Joel 92 Messe nger, Jeff 92 Metheney, Daniel 130 1,93,14O, Mijalkovic, Pete 25,26,47 Milam, Milam, Sherry 22,134,146 Terry 22,23,134,146 Miles, Gina 31,92 Milhoan, Jim 130 Miljak, Miljak, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, George 85 Raymond 123 Annie 130,133 David 92,144 Frances 123 Keith 6,42,91,141,144 Mills, Donnie 92 Mills, Edward 130 Mims, Judy 130 Mingo, Minter, Mitchel Mitchel Patricia 130 Judy 30,123 I, Gwen 30,77,92,144 l, Sharon 130 Mitchell, Terry 130 Moneypenny, Pam 92,145 X lf Mooney, Carol 27,31,130,131 Mooney, Cindy 12,16,22,27,32,33,34,92 99,102,113,144 Moore, Clarence Moore, Keith 123 Moore, Malcolm 92 Moore, Patricia 130 Moore, Vernon 123 Moore Vivian 30 92 Morrison, cnarlehe 14,123,142 Morrison, Sharon 92,100 Morrison, Vester 130 Moskal , Edith 30,93 Moss, Jackie 41,130 Moss, Mary 30,93 Motley, Mullins Carl 130 , Beverly 30,31,93,152 Murkins, Jonathan 130,131 Murphy, Becky 38,93,104,144 Murphy, Bob 19,47,130 Murphy, William 123,130 Murray Myers, Myers, Nagel, , Tom 29,37,44,45,48,93,147 Robin 93,144 Sandy 5,'l3,19,23,123 N cindy 123 Nall, Chris 14,22,130,142 Nanchoff, Louie 46,47,57 Neal, Richard 48,130 Nease, Candy 130 Nease, Ruth 41 Neitz, Patrick 130 Nelson, Dawn 13,15,20,40,123,142 Nelson, Delena 123 Nelson, Marie 33,123,134 Nelson, Mike 60 Nelson, Sue 38,93,145 Newell, Pam 22,130 Nichols, Ron 57 Hadish, Christina 124 O'Brien, Ricky 123 O'Connor, Keith 47,134,146 Oden, Willie 28 Odom, Debbie 130 Oettinger, Joe 130 Oreskovich, Frank 123 Orton, Steve 123 Oxley, Linda 62,130 Page, Michael 27,38,93 Page, Sandra 123 Page, Tony 123 Parms, James 130 Parsley, Steve 37,93,144 Paul, Gail 124 Peake, Donna 130 Peercy, Vicky 36,93,140,144 Pennington, Andrew 126,130 Perkins, Marty 34,58,59 Petrosky, Nina 94 Petryshak, Jackie 19,24,102,124,146 Phinnesse, Lillian 130 Phillips, Patti 94,144 Pierce, Michelle 83,94,144,145 Pitts, Theresa 24,94,112,140 Poe, Vicki 15,16,2O,21,25,26,32,33,83, 94,102,103,107,142,146 Pohlman, David 124 Poole, Leon 130 Pope, Linda 124 Porco, Linda 3,27,94,116,118,144 Portmann, Kathy 130 Portis, Fiorello 28 Posey, Richard 94 Powell, Dawn 27,94,144 Powell, Dayna 130 Powell, Valerie 14,30,124,142 Prendergast, Chris 22,23,41,130,151 Pritt, Ervin 95 Pudlik, Lisa 22,130 Pugh, Christi 130 Rager, Mary 14,30,130,142 Ramnytz, Anna 95,100 Ray, Carol 124 Ray, Joe 42,58,59 Ray, Ronald 19,130 Redford, Darlene 124 .Wet --,. - Redman, Greg 124 Reed, Phillip 48,130 Reffner, Kay 124,146 Reffner, Laurie 17,130,146,153 Regallis, Joel 124 Reilly, David 131 Reilly, Patty 131 Reynolds, James 131 Ricchiuti, John 131 Ricchuti, Pietro 29,105 Richards, Mark 124 Richardson, Darnell 124 Richardson, David 22,42,48,124,130 Richardson, Jayce 124 Richardson, Lisa 22,95 Richardson, Regina 131 Richardson, Tracy 30,131 Richardson William 42,43,87,116 Richersen, Derech 131 Richerson, Leann 14,131 Riffle, Brenda 124 Riffle, Robert 95 Riffle, Ron 10,53,95 Riggins, Artie 95 Riley, Brenda 13,18,19,123 Ringer, Andy 131 Roach, Sandy 84 Shambach, Lorraine 4,8,22,30,131 Shamberger, Margo 10,12,15,20,21,30, 32,33,40,49,97,102,103,112,142,147, 155 Shelley, Cindy 22,24,25,131 Shelley, Theresa 25,36,83,97 Shelton, Geneve 132 Shenigo, Mary 29,95 Sheppard, Steve 2,15,17,90,97,108,142 155 Shiplett, Cheryl 24,25,124 Shockey, Charles Shoupe, Sonya 14,32,132,142,146 Shultz, Bill 22,25,46,47 Shuttlesworth, Sheila 124 Sibley, Diane 97,147 Silvey, Anita 36,97,104,106,140,144 Silvey, Renee 7,41,132 Simmons, Kim 14,132,142 Simpson, Charles 124 Simpson, Vicki 15,40,124,142 Singletary, Leroy 6,48,49,51,132 Sinnett, John 28,97 Slabaugh, James 97 Slappy, George 31,33,42,43,124 Sheppard, Steve 17,146 Slaughter, Paul 132 Roberts, Charles 19,124 Robertson, Wayne 131 Robinson, Donna 95 Robinson, Dwight 22,23,131 Robinson, Asta 14,124,142 Robinson, Yvonne 124 Robison, Lyn 19,22,131 Robison, William 19,22,95 Rodgers, Donny 131 Roehler, Bill 42 Rogers, Rosetta 131 Rogers, Sheila 34,35,41,124 Rohler, Bill 124 Rohler, Daniel 84,95 Rollison, Debbie 145 Rollison, Jennifer 96,145 Roper, Jaunita 124 Roper, Leetaa 32,33,37,96,117 Rose, Brian 131,154 Rosier, Rodney 96 Rourke, Bonnie 30,96 Rouke, Kathy 8,131 Rudd, Lloyd 131 Rudd, Ray 96 Rudd, Wesley 58,59,96 Ruffin, Chris 124 Ruffin, Susie 131 Rumphs, Larry 42,60,61,147 Russell, Jerry 9,42,43,58,59,80,96,98, 102,111,144 Sadler, Patricia 131 Sainato, Marcia 131 Sainato, Margaret 30,131 St. Clair, Dwight 38,62,86,96,146,153 Salada, Michael 131 Salinsky, Patrick 96 Sample, Mary 22,23,41,96,110,152 Samuels, Jeff 131 Sanders, John 15,88,142 Sandlin, Jerry 131 Santiago, Donna 131 Santiago, Vince 19,46,47 Sapp, Kay 71,124 Sayers, Jeremy 131 Schoby, Brendy 15,17,20,21,36,37,40, 41,92,96,102,103,109,141,142,146 Schorr, Joseph 96 Scruggs, Eric 33,124 Scruggs, Gene 48,49,51,124 Seibel, James 124 Sellers, Mary 97 Semelsberger, Roger 22,131 Senter, Henry 42,131 Serdinak, David 124 Shadie, Wanda 131 Shaffer, Craig 56 Shaffer, Kevin 97,114 Sloan, Bob 7,30,124 Sloan, Lesa 10,20,126,132,154 Smith, Alice 19,124 Smith, Bruce 33,97 Smith, Carol 124 Smith, Diane 7,14,124,142 Smith, James 124 Smith, Kathy 124 Smith, Kenny 132 Smith, Letitia 121,124 Smith, Lillian 124 Smith, Patricia 132 Smith, Tammie 19,41,132,151 Smith, Trudy 17,32,124 Smith, Vicki 97 Snyder, Cheryl 97 Snyder, Elsie 132 b Snyder, Ronald 124 Snyder, Ruth 38,98 Solomon, Deborah 124 Sommerville, Bill 30,98 Sopko, John 30,132 Spalding, Dale 132 Speaight, Jueworn 38 Spear, Lynette Stafford, Cheryl 132 Stafford, Susan 132 Stalnaker, Bruce 44,132 Stalnaker, Cindy 22,23,131,132 Stanton, Greg 132 Starczewski, Teresa 31,32,132 Sterchi, Mindy 132 Steuer, James 98 Stevens, Linda 132 Stevrer, Chuck 132 Stewert, Kelly 110 Stith, Paula 124 Stoebermann, Gina 124 Stoneman, Connie 125 Stroup, Charles 29,98,116,147 Stump, Richard 113 Swift, Barbara 132 Swigert, Eva 125 Swistak, Diane 22,132 Swistak, Kris 132 Sykes, Robert 125 Szbat, Walter 73,98,147 Taite, Gerial 132 Talenski, Vasko 30,132 Temple, Karen 132 Tenney, Beth 34,82,98,144 Ternosky, Mark 132 Terrell, William 14,42,48,132,142 Thomas, Anthony 132,133 Thomas, David 47,132 Thomas, Ivory 60,115 Thomas, Pearl 125 INDEX 153 Thomas, Sharon 132 Thomas, Vicki 15,32,84,98,142,146 Thompson, Marlene 125,132 Torson, Steve 72,98 Totten, Terry 132 Townsend, Frederick 132 Townsend, Richard 125 Towsley, Joyce 16,22,23,32,62,84,98, 107,146,153,155 Travis, Keith 125 Tripoli, Vicki 18,19,32,90,98,146,155 Tucker, Lori 19,30,62,125 Turner, Ken 60 Turner, Roger 42,60,125 Turneur, Kevin 42,43 I Jo ff O M 4004 af! 154 INDEX Underdown, Manuel 17,98,104,141,144, 146 Van Pelt, Earl 62,125 Van Pelt, Robert 62,127,132 Veal, Charles 98 Vera, Antonio 30,132 Verheyen, Kim 4,22,23,41,84,98,99,117 Verheyen, Sher 22,23,40,41,62,121,125 Vickers, Tony 77 Victor, Mike 8,59,98,144 Vinson, Lawrence 54,55,132 Vinson, Michelle 41,125 Vorhees, Pam 131,133 Vorhees, Pat 13,14,17,31,52,53,134, 142,146 Vorhees, Renee 36,91,98 Vrhovac, Ann 123,125 Vukich, Mark 29,35,38,47,99,102,155 Vukich, Steve 133 Wade, Gary 57 Walker, Ricky 19,54,133 Wallace, Tamara 133 Wallbrown, Pam 31,99 Wallbrown, Steve 125 Ward, Doug 44,45,133 Ward, Ken 133 Wasson, Roberts 22,30,133,146 Watkins, Anthony 134 Watson, Johnny 133 Watters, Chris 99,134 Watters, Cindy 125,153 Weaver, Dave 22,133 Weckerly, Shirley 22,133 Weems, Kenny 125 Weiss, David 48,133 Weiss, Susan 16,84,99,146 Weitzel, Gery 10,98,141 Weitzel, George 47,133 Weitzel, Randy 15,25,29,37,47,125,142 Welsh, Tim 134 Wengerd, John 133 West, Dale 84,99 Westfall, Ken 42,43,133,134 Westfall, Rick 32,33,34,42,43,60,61,79, 99,101,102,103,106,108 Whatley, John 133 Wheeler, Dan 125 Wheeler, Ken 33,42,125 Whited, Margaret 15,19,133,142 Whitman, Tammy 134 White, Jerry 2,19,125 Wickes, Tim 60 Wiley, Denna 7,33,141 Willen, Kenny 99 Willey, Dave 133 Williams, Charles 42,129 Williams, Elaine 19,133 Williams, Florence 133 Williams, Linda 14,125,142 Williams, Nora 133 Williams, Rochelle 31,99 Williams, Roger 125 Williams, Valerie 100 Wills, Richard 125 Wills, Robin 133 Wilmoth, Sharon 125 Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson wilson, 147 wilson, Al 133 Darlene 125 Don 125,134 Donna 19,133 Eric 133 George 133 Joe 32,36,99,100,107,144 Judy 19,133 Mark 19,32,44,45,54,55,95,100 Wonda 122,125 Wimbley, Tony 133 Wolf, Melody 125 Wolf, Vicki 133 Woodruff, Michael 133 Woodward, Ann 133 Wortman, Bob 29,32,37,52,53,57,77,99 100,147 Wright, Ronnie 42,133 Wright, Terry 58,125 Wright, Ronnie 133 Wynn, Michael 100 Yaus, Sheri 19,133 Yerkey, Charles 133 Young, Dennis 144 Zedaker, Robert 133 Zwisler, Bob 15,29,34,35,37,42,43,100, 109,118,142,146,147 Zwisler, John 15,31,133,142 Zwisler, Theresa 14,29,31,34,100,121, 125,142 lddlfwuf ia wwf- . .f Ulkg . 75 1 Y' , Artisan Staff at ,.z....f . , if 4 T fi- ' A Rhonda Menefee, f 1 - 51 Editor 3' V it Joyce Towsley S V Vickie Tripoli X r b iiii if Michele Hatherill T we Margo Shamberger Yi? Steve Sheppard 1 S Chris Campbell Manuel Underdown Mark Vukich Garvin Brown Mrs. Marjorie Speicher, Adviso 0 lafeufw, 4422.27 ,Aoi -M' ' 61-JS' M LEM , 7 W 524 Lu 'cfwf 5 . '15 S aw of 0, 24,-I ffsmlcf f June, 1975, another school year ended. As usual, stuglents filed out the doors within the hour, carryi g rasers, 7 notebooks, papers, pencils, and any other junk that cluttered their lockers, leaving them nice and cle for the first time since September. Some of these students will return next fall, while others will have the opp unity to explore the business world or the world of higher education. Stiff competition, great responsibilities, and expensive education costs, all well hidden behin' t f walls of ,, a high school, will now become a part of your everyday life. But do not dismay, you are prepare to nquefl C any of these. Twelve years of education stand behind you, and if you use it wisely, with effort, the opportunity for success will be at your doorstep. 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