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

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Andy Heape, Tom Kalavity FORGE STAFF , ,b.. 59' f .W J ront: Linda Evans, Matt Costen, Milika Botez. Back: Sheila Rogers, Mrs. Nine, r ' MR ANVIL STAFF-Front: Chris Campbell, Michelle Hammett, Jeannette Austin. Back: Linda Hicks, Debbie Boyd, Mark Kuzmik, Mark Vukich. QUILL 81 SCROLL- Bob Zwisler, Rhonda Menefee, Christy Harris, Cindy Harris.

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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. ,,-,-,,,,,,,,.,,. -. . I X Vs X ,S :VN iff? E - . 1 'gf:ZPE2f-.-rf. : . ' - ff,.SSl2g I. 1 f .. , ,,3Q.,,.,, .. .i,,t,,s,,,v, , mash. . Bob Zwisler, Mary Manos, Marty Perkins, Rick Westfall FORGE STAFF bn-W Theresa Zwisler, Christy Harris, Cindy Harris, Cindy Mooney 34 ACTIVITIES . , of ,,,r A ,,.,,s , vrrs, .rrsrr w 5 1 3 - ,-.-- f--- , - . ' . .. gp, k fl.. ,ze . sm.. - f , , ..... ., .,,.,. Nj . ,figs . l so . 5 -- 3' K I .V , , S . I .. 2 swf. : .5 1 .. . six .. 5 ,.se,.i,,,. X :ggi '- Sas,Q..f,: -- -- '...ts,s,s2-.,, , A, L, , t A , ' 6, X w. 55 Beth Tenney Debbie Boyd ,. .- -,:::g:,., .... . .f .X r:-1ti:'.wf- -2':rSE 1 1535! .11 ,,., u gi 5 l

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? 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