Cuyahoga Falls High School - Cuyahogan Yearbook (Cuyahoga Falls, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1975 volume:

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Bolfom: Racing llwrouqll The Tiger Tunnel, flwe Team makes 'rlweir grand enfrance, Page I9: Top Leflz Tlger Powerl Top Right Delensel Lower Left Teemmefes anficipale a lirsl down. 4? Alvf .f l,!2'!vzxQik.,f . - Bob Maxwell named C0-player of the year . W ne o r ,. ' ,W , A M . . ,1,, I, Q Ld Ns.. ' , Q I mmmmhh- - b V 5, i . Q! bsss -9 as ,Q x K -au: K EN ,vs W M UM , .. Foofball Awards: Isl learn all-norllweaslern Ohio alhlelic conference Bob Maxwell, Torn Buck, Paul Sl1ullo.2nd feam all NEOAC: Jon Takacs, Jolwn Moreland, Jeff Slebbins. Isl learn all-Ohio associaled press: Bob Maxwell. Zncl leam all-NEO associaled press: Paul Slwullo. Isl learn all summil counlyz Bob Maxwell, Tom Buclc, Jon Talcacs. Isl Team all disfriclz Bob Maxwell, Tom Buclc. 2nd leam all slale quarlerbaclc, Uniled Press inlernalional news service: Bob Maxwell. This season, fhe Black Tigers became fhe firsf in fhe NEO conference fo gain as many as I,I97 yards in one season by passing - 677 of fhese were againsf league opponenfs, also a league record. Offensive capfain, Bob Maxwell earned five new records: mosf yards gained in one season - I,038: mosf yards gained passing for career - 2,397: mosf career fouchdowns - 27: mosf affempfs and complefions in one season - 70 of l377 mosf career affempfs and complefions - I66 of 3I0 I53'7,I in fhree seasons. Maxwell was named player of The year af fhe end of fhe I974 foofball season. Anofher senior, Tom Buck, earned a place in fhe NEO record book for career pass receiving marlcs of I3 fouchdowns and I,263 yds. gained. He finished second among fhe Ieague's fop receivers for 373 yds. in 22 cafches. Tailbaclc Gary Hoover and splifend Dave Conner finished fiffh and sixfh in fhe league respecfively. Hoover caughf 2 I for 263 yds. and Conner, I7 for 249. Tom Vicarel confribufed fo fhe passing record by snaring 23 for 342 yds. in his career. One of fhe mosf prolific scorers and ground gainers for Cuyahoga Falls ever was Gary Hoover. He had 76 poinfs and 469 yds. His career fofals are I56 poinfs and I,068 yds. Refurning nexf year, Tom Eroelich, was fiffh in fhe NEO scoring, and sevenfh in rushing wifI'153I yds. in 89 carries. Eullbaclc Jon Talcacs, carried 80 fimes for 270 yds. He also averaged 36.l yds. for 59 punfs during his career, while he Iciclced I5 exfra poinfs and fwo field goals. Paul Shullo, defensive capfain, who played bofh ways all season, was named NEO defensive player of fhe week following fhe Barberfon game for six solo faclcles and seven assisfs. 20 Black tigers set new records Page 20: Top Righ+: Tom Chaboudy, Mark Leimeisfer, Brian Lawlwead, and Greg Tugl1cl'1eer flweir feammafes on fo vicrory. Cen'l'er: Tigers recover a crucial fumble. Lower Righ+: Blockers offer good pass profecfion for Bob Maxwell. Page 2I:Top Leff: Senior Bob Maxwell drops back and ufilizes his receiver. Top Righf: We're number one! Lower Lef+: Tom Froelich our-maneuvers +he defense and gains valuable yardage. Falls captures All Conference All Sports Trophy for 2nd year running jf .K vi .rw , . f . ' . -- 4' . . I lo. gg if I If ffl, ' .M A . X , V A, 3 .. V. rx . . , . -fr'e-' . f 2 ' . W , J I rrr T T . In i- ,. .,f,'Qif?. Z Nil .ml Ag ' jg V'-Q 4 ' K' V. i ,md -.g . . . , J i 'iff .fs S 1 Q- . K . . . . l f J 5. . Q J A fv?r?'r i - xx-.ya . W fl J ' . T 'j f'1 '1 'X - I ,',, i I 1 i 'jf r , . A .mi A., 1 F A 1 1 ...ff- W--f i 1 if . .or, ... . . x . .. xg... T. Foofball feam picfure: Seniors: Bola Maxwell. S. Salvo. T. Buck. T. Chaboudy. J. Talcacs. G. Hoover. J. Johnson. C. VonGun+en. T. Fishbaclc. J. Slebbiris. G. Pugh. D. Deremer. B. Curry. P. Shullo. C. Rowland. R. Dielz. C. Fowler. J. Moreland. J. Malorni. J. James. D. Conner. T. Vicarel. J. Warmulh. M. Marino. M. Heeman. B. Renner. J. Baclcer. M, Goqa. M. Slurrn. Juniors: J. Goodwill. B. Salvo. J. Digerloma. G. Dalzell. J. Zucco. T. Froelich. J. Weakland. W. Given. B. Lawhead. T. Spicer. M. Leimeisfer. P. l-larvey. J. Palmer. D. Schoen. C. Buller. D. Mercer. C. Gough. J. Kneppper. H. Osfapowicz. C. Fowler. C. Fowler. R. Bowers. J. Laria. E. Seagren. P. Russo. C. Bennell. C. Hayrnaker. T. Malorni. J. Scl'iwabe.Sopl'1omores: B. Shaffer. G. Masfurzo. B. Kensinger. C. Heacoclc. D, Culp. W. Rowland. S. Lipsfer. B. Neflling. D. Allison. F. Azar. S. Barbone. J. Chaboudy. J, Cochran. D. Cooper. K. Craddoclc. R. DeMiglio. M. Gaspro. S. Given. J. Hale. S. Hohman. P. Jackson. J, Lollus. G. Murry. R. Musfer. D. Park. E. Phillips. B. Poe. A, Roxburqh. S. Shenlc. D. Seilcel. C. Sfewarf. T. Thome. J. Wrighl. Cheerleaders: Pal Clough lcaplainl. Jodi Flick. Kalhy Perrella lco-caplainl. Sue Slanla. Michele Vargo. Debbie Weisenrniller. 22 SCOREBOARD Falls 20 Walsh I4 Falls 22 SI' V-M 26 36 Norlh 8 20 Canlon Lincoln I4 20 Ken? Roosevell 0 28 Alpena, Michigan 8 36 Hoban 6 I 3 Warren Wesf Reserve 24 Lorain 7 Barberlon I6 26 Soufhview 0 7-3 Page 22: Top Righfz Tiger Mascof walches over Ihe learn Middle: Managers: Ilefl 'ro righfl Roger Maxwell, Sfeve Srnifh, Sam Calalano, Eric King. Lower Righf: J.V. Cheerleaders. Page 23: Top Righfz Varsi+y Cheerleaders. Middle Righf: Leading yard gainer for Ihe Tigers. Tom Buck. 1 ' 1 Y' 3 T' -1 er- L' u TL 'S' f f ' L-li wi I ruin irwuw vmawiun ' 4 harass-La.-we ,yuan-f M-I-wa. Bllxmuia 4 3 am, 67.4. - ur 1. uz. x A::l.:,Z,.. ,!T, + 34.4. lg :..s .ELLWJ .2 xi - ,ga ... iw , - I, L LW ,, , ,, ill. . I ipa1Qg5gjA ,Q I V If . I, ,. in mf! ling p 1 n L 'LL' L i ' if 4'--Q ' .L Y .lv 2 Ll' A M 2 ' ' . f ' I 1 4 if , 6.0. -RI ., -K.. : , -, team . SH +.frw.+r-2.2.2.-Q. Kf rfwabi fx L f- , a ' 23 I American musical heritage: Featured theme in '74 , 'A K 1 - V:..lkfC Fq g . aatx gf Q J X 'A K as .X r .sf f- , v 2. 4. . E Y Tiger Band began their season ot Ameri- can Musical Heritage with a midsummerls pertormance at the Hall ot Fame tootball game in Canton. The Pride teatured a wide variety ot American music including a medley ot broadway hits, a spiritual, Roclca My Soul, a modern Chicago number, l've Been Searchin', a golden oldie, Alexan- der's Ragtime Band and closed with the tinale trorn the New World Symphony. Audiences were dazzled throughout Ohio by halttime shows at a Cleveland Browns game and a show in Cambridge. Pertorm- ances at home included the Tiger Band Pre- view in August, the Civitan Band Show and tootball games. One special pre-game was a spectacle ot colors with the junior high bands joining in a medley ot patriotic songs. This Land and the National Anthem. Y Hs ,f -.. 6 ' .fe ,gy A QF H 3 mg 4 Rx .f R . My Y. 143. 7,1 ,. Page 24: I. D. Turley, R. VanBuskirlc, B. Bonora, S. Aurilio, J. Tay- lor, L. Snider, R. Moore, S. Hawley, S. Walk, 2. Slandinq ai atfenfion is Jim Alexander during senior recognifion. 3. M. Brinkerluoff, J. Caslon, T. Krisner, M. Madaqin. S. Ward. D. Bissoneffe, A. Roxburqh. 4. Pregame funnel enfrance excifes flwe fans before each Home game. I. Hamin' if up before a tension filled performance. 2. B. Coghan, D. McClenny. S. Jones. 3. Froni Row: J. Alexander. B. Simon, B. Ewerf, T. Bloss, Kalhy Tuma, R. Williams, Karen Tuma, E. Rodgers, A. Wasmund, M. Truflco, B. Richardson, K, Mcclennyt Row Two: J. Amadio, D. Harding, J. Raflerfy, B. Vanfxnfwerp, J. Hauglwl, J. Wadelin. B. McCune, C. Lewis, D, Kimble, E. Palmquisf. S. Garloclc: 4. Fronf Row: M. Klopp, D. Mason, S. Slow, D, Klug, J, Nellierfon, C, Camp. B. Rardin, D. Sierlinq, N. Rouse, K. Walk: Row Two: R. Wankum, J. Leas. R. Mealy, P. Smifln, C. Sfolnes, D. Sommeriield, K. Marrow, P. Beck, L. Ginn, J. Conn, C, Mandi: Row Three:C. Davis, S.Tl'1euene, E. Hal- lis, K. Thompson, G. Eckert J. Cross, B. Lopeman, L. Beas- ley, L. Brubaker. K. Benlield, L. Brown. L. Lufz, C. Gordon, T. Callalwan. 25 has ry.- Leas. -Qiillv-L .lf .-Q f I A , , Q T W? .il iik Q tt 1, .,:.A .2 ' TL' fy xL V if . 3. 4. I. Band frips are fun buf exlvauslinq as shown by Jane? W .,1. , 1 N i 2. Concerr is a common lormalion before 'rlie Micky all V T 5' 1 ,, 3' 'I K i ,.l,i'f?'5', 2rii3'iil' maneuvering begins. M 5 'f,- : ': I ' 3. M ' d l' ldf T4 S ln l l ll' 'J 0. vw' . ' ' 'ffl I 'ovirig own ie o iqer Ong e ps O ge iqer K1 CV wt A V V! Ku J I My Spiral lwigli. In 5 AI gi A . 'M' , 0 phi , 4. Trumpfer Sleve Landrum lielps lo provide big sound ,H ,X -I5 gi VH RU 'i ,V ' x'. ga up forflne Tiger Band. ii , 'L SQ . Q: f V . V gy 5. Fronf Row: C. Williams L. Cary. R. Paflerson, D, ' if V ' . K Q in L if f' wg' 1. - F 'E A 5 'Q I f I Soulsby. K. Fousf, A. Newman, S. Montgomery, R. 'S' , 'gf Q I J .v, Ji, ' ' Ti V Oil'lerron, E. Weisend. D. Callahan, B. Wagner: Row V ji E 3' 5 ,V 9 Q 'ii 'V I ' 2 ' 5 3' 1 Two: K. Nelrnan. K. Tuma. S. Bennefl. R. Fillmore, R. E5 I ' if H5 Q I I HS' Il ' , 1 ' ' R Q 5 g Parker C. Daniels. D.SUrnmers. C.VVliile,J.Cl'1esire. i i'N ' 5.5 A i I f . ,age V' 4 g Ex l 3 E' ' Q 5.1 B. Frazier, L. Lauck, S. Koslc. T. Raies, K, Reniclcer. in I il iv Y AQ V C 5 j . 1 . L' ,, L 5 if ' ,fran l ri.i .- 2 W llii i L llii ' L . ,Q 'f'5'J2ii15 -A A , J , i ' W ' .... . . , ,. in -I '- -fr A. :.:wf.A..'-.ew fi ' x lu 5. 74 a year for Canada and awards r Labor Day weekend was The Time Tor The bands annual Trip. ToronTo, Canada was Their desTinaTion. T-lighlighTs oT The Trip were marching aT a ToronTo Argo- nauTs TooTball game and visiTing The ToronTo Science CenTer. Topping oTT The Trip was opening day oT school iusT Three hours aTTer arriving home. The Awards Tor The l974 season were Tor BesT Training squad in The spring: B. Frazier, K. FousT, J. Chesire, Trained by K. Tuma: BesT New Girl: N. Rouse, BesT New Boy: B. Benora: MosT Improved Squad: L. Brubaker, C. Mandi, B. Lope- man, G. EckerTy BesT Girl: C. Gordon and BesT MaioreTTe: B. Waldron. For The TirsT Time There was a deadlock Tor besT boy so The award wenT To J. Taylor and J. HaughT. The banqueT was held on Nov. I8Th aT 6:30 p.m. in The school caTeTeria. The evening oT Tood, awards, movies and Tun was enioyed by all in aTTendance and was a greaT conclusion To a Top year Tor The lnTernaTionally Tamous Falls Tiger Band. I. me we .. ii' ' ' . . W.: .111-.f if I rari J. i'975?!f?'2E?T , . 3 W . wawwv may , -. . W Q... ,.,. Kami -1 . , . . ,Z ,nm V ',a.!...,...... au i Ms? 1---M E.?g,iaiiEf':'rlrg: l,,.l, H ew M TTS N Seffsg,-F111-' ii T A- ev-nge.: .sf 'S' PW VV LH an ,H .HK ! ,A V g . vas s . s, 51 WI sn - A s as 3 ,J .57 W, , , . 4 . if 5 .N iq: m fy an-W A M n 5 2 5 I 1 , fi? . i i 1 ' s THA FH WH 2 rn -, ' e Q ' ' R 5 21 A s s 1 H , T ii T' 5 is- ' 'T S 'J if L .- . - A -V ' ' 4, 4 -af ,, ' ,Q , 69 , T , .K li f V ., .. i' , ' H ' N M QQ T' i..' ii T . ,.i. ,, . ,, fia irflir fi V TQ .,'T - .' T ' 'iff . 3. I. FronT Row: S. Zaynor. K. Nickerson. D. Waldron, L. W A A Jira, J. Vanscoy: Row Two: D. McKee. K. Janczewski. B. Campbell, K. VanSise. 2. Co-ClirecTor Mr. YouTz looks on wiTh inTeresT aT The resulTs oT many hours oT pracTice. ' 3. FronT Row: K. Somppi, R. Parker, M. Yeager. C. Beach. C. Young, M. Yamokoski. L. Fleming. C. Koch, C. MclnTosh, D. Cain, S. Eakin, B. Conn: Row Two: L. Lang, S. Shine, B. Burwell, D. GriTTiTh, R. Cocain, K. Cory. K. PaTTerson, J. Darke, J. Moore, C. Dunn. J. ' W 4 . Duploga, S. Landrum. 4. Expressions oT ioy overTake The bus on The way To Canada. 4 27 Volleyball splits season Finishing The season wilh a 5-5 record. lhe girls' inlerscholaslic volleyball leam, coached by Mrs. Koeppel, surpassed las? years' record of 2-IO. This years' Team improved lheir overall skill by +heir dedica- lion, and improvemenl 'rhrough clinics. They worked +oge+her as a Team and no one indi- vidual slands oul above The resf. Rosie Schaeffer had fhe mos? poinls for 'rhe sea- son wilh 57. Team pic+ure: Fronf Row: Sue Mosely ', Marcia Corry, Barb Burqan, Cindy Mandi , Laura Hyland, Slephanie l-lei+z', Chris Kibler: Row Two: Elaine Ruch. lviqrf, Cgach Koeppel, Kallly Devlfiil, ROSi6' SCl169l- fer . Nancy Readf Joyce Camp, Kalhie Fields , Kris Nelmanln, Kelly DeWiH', Vicki Wefzel, lviqrf' 'Lelfers earned Page 28: Upper Left Cindy Mandi gels under The ball for a bump. Upper Right Barb Burgan sefs fo Laura Hyland, Cenfer: Good spikes are hard lo refurn. Below Left Overhand serves are used in power volleyball since fhey are much harder 'ro reiurn. Page 29 Upper Leif: Kafhy DeWiHrusl1es up fo refurn fhe serve. Cenfer Leff Players on The sidelines cheer flwe sfarfing five on fo a vuclory Below Leff Kris Nelman and Nancy Read aflempf fo block a spike. Below Righ? Coach Koepple explains flwe game plans SCOREBOARD Firesfone Tallmadge Hobam Wadswor+h Elms Holman Field Sf. V-M Old Trail Field 5A5 W QM ,M , ,ug tlkxaji? , V i is W Sudden death - penalty kicks Overtime - precede state loss Finishing a rough season, the soccer team, coached by Mr. Keyser, recorded a 4-7 season. Leading scorer tor the Tigers was Dave Kageorge. In their tirst tournament game against Gilmore Academy, the Tigers went 4, I8 min- ute quarters without a score trom either team. lt was a great detensive battle. The teams then played two, 7 minute overtime periods, but the score remained O-O. Next, they went into a sudden death with still no one scoring. With this occuring, both teams selected tive men to shoot penalty kicks. Gilmore shot 2 ot 5, while only I ot 5 was shot tor Falls, by Tom Shemory. The tinal score was I-2, in tavor ot Gilmore. This was the tirst year that soccer has hosted a state championship. is! t ,, ,.sf tkaa Q' . Y N. A ,mv ,. 1, 3, L' L: lx ujxgsiilrsvvn-.vs..-R it .. YS 4353 155531 W Q il' ii gga, -wr.:...g,f sigsf - .141 1 t f'Q't'l f s ' - -- 'fy' 4 ,f ' ' f fi f, ,K f 7 fr ffl MW' 2-' if T 1 fbi? me if . SCOREBOARD Slow Copley l-ludson Cenlral l'lower Garfield Norlh Royallon Kidron Brecksville Ellel Fireslone Gilmore Acad. Page 30: Top Righlz Coach Keyser explains +he leam slrafegy. Cenler Lefh Casey Healh skillfully conlrols lhe ball enroule fo lhe goal. Lower Leff: Mike Andrea leads the Tiger allack. Lower Right Tom Brunner execufes anofher skillful kick. Page 3 l : Top Lefl: Torn Shemory gains ground for lhe Tigers. Lower Leff: lnfenl on scoring, feammales assisf each ofher in gaining possession of lhe ball. 5 J .u . ... . Q ga jaifm' '52, Team piclure: Fronf Row: B. Wilkinson, D. Anderson, G. Shoulfs, T. Shernory, T. Brenn. J. Quillin, M. Andrea, D. Kageorge. J. Andrea. T. Brunner: Row Two: B. Barber, T. Barzdilis, A. Cochrane, C. l-lealh, C. Gray, K. Tisdale, J. Lewis, J. lvlorfenson, S. Conner. J. Poli, J. Russo: Row Three: Coach Keyser. D. Shaw, R. Scolf, R. Morrow, J. Holcomb, T. Leslie, lvl. Gee. S. l-louse, S. Layer, 'T fifwisgfis .... Y. I. Taping up flie crepe paper are Becky Conn, Betsy Long, and Colleen Davis. 2. Shoes. 3. Irs llie windup and flwe pifclw of crepe paper lor llie False Ceiling. 4. Vicki Morris and Barb Parker break For lunch affer working from 8:30 a.rn. 5. Il The minuef were parr ol rlne homecoming dance Pam Hensley would bein greaf slwape. 6. Mrs. Auker looks sornewlial perplexed by ber lirsl year as co-aclyisor lo the figer backers. 7. Rolls of crepe paper Fly by Jennifer Conn as she speculafes as ro wha? color celloplwane fo use. 2. X X Wi DecoraTing Tor The Fall Homecoming Dance was a Tough iob Tor The Falls High Tiger- baclcers. November 9 was a hard day Tor The group. led by Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Auker, because They sTarTed decoraTing aT 8:30 SaTurday morning and worked up To The Time oT The acTual dance which was held aT 8:00 p.m. ThaT evening. The Tigerbaclcers de-cora+ed The gym To maTch The Theme oT The dance, which was Over The Rainbow. The maioriTy of The day was spenT careTully covering The caTeTeria Tables wiTh whiTe paper. CenTer- pieces were made To give The Tables ThaT personal Touch. STreams of crepe paper were arranged adding To The rainbow eTTecT. This year more boys helped To decoraTe The gym while The camera-shy girls wiTh Their hair in rollers and Their grubs on spenT The day dodging The phoTographers. You would never have recognized Them aT The dance. Even Though clecoraTing was a Tough iob Tor The Tigerbaclcers iT proved To be all sorTs oT Tun. fn .4-H511 4. ,, fl Somewhere H X Tom Nabors, Diane Larabee. Scoff Dolferer, Kris Nelman, Sue Slanfa, Debi Waldron, Bob Maxwell. Jay Taylor, Tom Slwemory, Befh Rarclnn Paul Shullo Kim Park Jeff Mains, Becky Conn. l l TX. If H 1 fr AE Qs. Y . ff' - -1 I. 2. 3 Over the rainbow All oT us look Tor Ha poT oT gold in our KALEIDOSCOPE oT liTe. The guesTs aT The I974 Fall Homecoming Dance Tound Theirs over The rain- bow. Since iT was a chilly nighT, The couples hurried across The parking loT inTo The building where They were greeTed by a warm gymnasium laced wiTh soTT pasTel colors. A rainbow was suspended over The dance Tloor and provided a somewhere Tor over ZOO couples and The reigning courT. The Falls SporTs Dance CourT is represenTaTive oT sporTs and acTiviTies peculiar To The Fall such as: band, maioreTTes, volleyball, cheerleaders, Tiger backers, FCA., golT. cross counTry, waTer polo, and soccer. Dancing lasTed Trom 8:00 unTil I I 130 on November 9Th wiTh The group WindTall providing boTh TasT and slow music Tor Those who aTTended which included TaculTy members. This year's King and Queen was Debi Waldron and Bob Maxwell. While The dance was in progress Carmen STu- dios Took color picTures OT The couples. A brick wall was used Tor The back- ground and The couples sTood under an arbor oT Tlowers. I. Jay Taylor and Debi Waldron are inTroduced as members oT The homecoming courT. 2. Relaxing and lisTening To The band are Terry Belden and his daTe. 3. Two band members of WindTall. 4. King and Queen dance Their dance oT The evening. 5. Remainder of The courT ioins in on The King and Queen dance. ii' B 1 , - f-if s :- Linksmen qualify for state finals - a first in sch0oI's history ,1 IJ , V fe 11 N V 7 ? i 54 1 Ending wiTh an even 9-9 season The W golf Team, coached by Mr. CosTill, wenT . To The sTaTe Tinals. which was a TirsT in The ll hisTory of Cuyahoga Falls High School. 'T Falls AlThough The beginning of The season il. , sTarTed slow, The Team refused To give up. They Topped off Their season by Qs i' winning a sudden deaTh play off wiTh il' T 3 Ravenna To go To disTricT, and anofher ' sudden deaTh playoff wiTh Shaker I ' HeighTs To go To The STaTe Finals. where 'X Q' They placed TwelTTh. Sow Brac N.E.O. SecTional DisTricT STaTe Ravenna I64 Tallmadge l6O Kenmore l57 Walsh l48 FiresTone I57 STow l52 Hoban I57 KenT I57 WadsworTh I8I BuchTel I93 Twinsburg I84 KenT I55 Walsh I59 ST. V-M l58 Garfield l58 Ce-nTral Hower I74 NorTh l65 BarberTon I74 TournamenTs l85 6Th 345 3rd 323 5Th 330 5Th 738 I2Th A wa. WW- WW, W ,,,', qw , A pf- M m M 'if az: r 55 5, 'ta , 'L' ,124 Ill K sfse ' M r f W , . W H.-W Qi , 3 , a. v . Ja , F, fi., ag us: W if ' 'J .e 4' X si l', vi YQ ' , A ,Y 435 ,V 7 V , .4 . 0 vga? jf?-g l i, 7 f' ' ' fi? L J A i fa . 'A ' 1 U . . T .- . 4 , ,. ., -A ' v -gli, v I P5 I fa., 'Z' .t 3 ' 2, - W M in 4 .ge .iv 1 , Q3 'fi V ,, rf al ,ft ax-- 1 ji Q- 5 ? 4 A 1 Team Members: Seniors: Mark Novak, Frank Dreyer, Jeff Mains: Juniors: John Gvrenfell, George Appleby, Mike Marfin, Bob Breckenridge: Sophomoresz Mike Crufe, John McCormick, Bob Wilier, Mike Bittner. Page 36: Mark Novak kiifs The baii sfraiqbi down fhe fairway on fkie firsf of fhe back nine. Page 37: Top Lefh A perfecf puff. BoHom: Mike Biffner, George Appieby, and Jeff Mains execufe fhe back swing, down swing, and fhe froliow Hwrougki. I f A, ew N Q A W, 'Q Z x f rrrr f M X- V 4 X XX ,..-.whom K I af ,, I fi-.n :,,.U,j1 A B nw. r , 'w.,,,f,1,6q,.f-,ZVF , 54 7f-fi 'i 'f' 2 we 'af 'Wg rg iz: w?fv'f,4,'1fi,yl74y,gk-If, 1 Q ,Q A 1, M , I 966 see D0n't Drink the Water Don'T Drink The WaTei', This year's Fall play which was sponsored by The English deparTmenT, was a smashing success. l'leld on The nighTs oT November I5 and I6, iT drew 966 specTaTors which is a higher aTTenclance Than lasT year. Mrs. Lingo was The direcTor oT The play which lasTed Trom 8:00 To lO:OO. Wirh I8 casT members noT including a rabbiT and a dove. They rehearsed conTinuously Tor eighT weeks working as laTe as 8:00 during The week before The performances. Also involved in This year's play was Mrs. Gardner who was responsible Tor public- iTy and Miss Murray who hunTed Tor The cosTumes. Miss Davis handled disTribuTion oT The TickeTs To Teachers and sTudenTs alike. A casT parTy was held Tor The people involved in The play Tollowing The lasT performance on SaTurday nighT. is gf. . 522 M Jkkifhx Q 2. xr ,,,,,,.... fa! ..., J, up f-4-'Els lil, ff' N1 l l 1 i 1 M ., ,i,,s.s.., ,gs is s - 6. . SJ y ' Q-Gag., s ' s if if ' i 9 LE . X .i,,, F ggi' li . . , 1: Q x . Li .. 2 K Q N.. -5. z I. Susan Hollinger is porfrayed by Lisa Ward. 2. Make-up is applied carefully fo a cas? member. 3. Lisa is being fransforrned info Susan. 4. Typical liberafecl 8- American Secrefary is played by Abby Perry. 5. Close-up look reveals horrid effecl of make-up. 6. Marian and Walfer Hollinger are played by Adrianne Greer and Tim McAfee. 7. Marian never flwouglwf llial slie would be ironing af Tlwe American Embassy. 8. Ambassador McGee speaks wirh his son. 9. Koiaclc lays a word of warning on McGee. S , r gg i ,,,. 2 N, ,, ,M W, i J , ,..,,,,,m . W, 1 fmt, I--. M. V. ,f ,V I 31 - ,Q ,.,,,.,,., - My my 3. 1 f T' 7 gf.- 4 Hollingers wave good-bye U15 fifyxglfm llr . . TW5 .ff 'T 42 Y 4 4 , 41: ' - 1 if A 5 ,gl ,ell A j+.4 E., ' fs, . . 11 me-O 2 ,L .Mi 1 six l fx A .. A Sth Fronl Row: T. McAfee. L, Wenlz, D. Lash, A. Greer, K. Dieclcmann, B. Wolfe: Row Two: B. Brown. C. Gomberf, L Ward, A. Peffy, B. Summy, J. Brusso, l. David Laslw. an exlled priest leads The audience llwrouglw flwe play wlllw Is narralion. 2. Jusf anoflwer quarrel lor Marian and Waller Hollinger. 3. Mass confusion breaks our when flue cook frys To feed Waller a hare for dinner, 4. Ambassador McGee's son is porfrayed by Carl Gomberf. 5. McGee lells rlwal +l1e l-lolllnqers are secref espionage aqenrs. 6. The Holllngers wave goodbye as llney leave flue American Embassy 'ro which Tlwey were confined. 7. Lauren Wenlz plays llwe role of llwe sliqlwlly neurofic cook. Grips work with new materials on set I. Preshow lighling plol is being checlced by Randy Treffel. 2. Cn slage she porrrays Marian Hollinger while off sfaqe she is really grip, Adrianne Greer. 3. Grips. 4. Amazingly enough. panelinq use on lhe ser furned oul lo be cheaper fhan rnuslin, 5. There are always las? rninule fhinqs fo do in lhar final week before producrion like hanging a chande- lier. 6. Picking up a sola is a mans iob. Befh Alhey and Kalhy Wagner learn. 7. Mrs. Lingo and Miss Reinbolf wail palienlly for cast members. 42 I Fronf Row: T. Brunner D, Dewey. B. Alhey: Row Two: B. Yeager. P. Bump. B. Wilson. A. Greer. C. Wagner: Row Three: B. Sumrny, R Trellel. B. Brown. ,ff i i - ,,,' 9 xv , J, ,xygixf ff 2 s ' i 4 I . . .. , 3 1 'ii , ' A 1 V if' W , ,,k, f tg' , L-fr f ifgf::'f1'1-- ,1--'s li i ffl-4 f'?fi'5' 'ff f 'Y . ,W ,J r f A . 5 6' - - s ' Grips provide The sels lor all The dramalic and musical plays, professional enlerfainers, assemblies, and all olher aclivilies Talcing place in fhe audilorium. ln addilion fo 'rhe eighl members of fhe produclion sfahf 60 olher sludenls parlicipale. Due fo lhe rising cosl in inllafion many alferafions had To be made. Paneling was used +o build The sefs insread of muslin, and sfage props had 'ro be borrowed. Sound reinlorcemenl syslem was inslalled in memoriam To lv1r.Ennis Wallcer. The '74-75 Produclion sfaff is composed of lhe heads of lhe sfage crews: Lighling - Jeff Finan7 Properlies - Palli Bump: Make-up - Adrianne Greer: Sfage Managers - Bob Vanfxnrwerp and John Guyer: House Managemenf - Carol Koch: Cosfumes - Tom Brunner. 43 ,...,....,..,..........,.,.s,,..M ' 5 at K Y Water polo team places 4th in state Caplained by Tom Nabors and Scoll Wachler, The Waler Polo leam splashed lo a 6-5 season. Mark Sullivan and Ken Denison were named The mosl valuable players, wilh Randy Raines as The mosl improved member. This is 'rhe lirsl year lhal Wafer Polo has been a varsily sporl. In Ihe invilalional Slale Tournamenl, lhe leam placed Tourlh. Iden+s: Page 44: Top Cenfer: A quick break. Cenler: Coach Ruess has a pep lalk before lhe meel. Below: Joe Weichman, Randy Raines, and Jeff Slraler. Page 45: Boflom: The Team perlorm a pracfice drill. SCOREBO RD Falls I I Maple I'leigh+s 3 7 Berea I2 2 Orange 9 I3 Shaker I-Ieighls 2 I I Berea 9 5 Euclid 7 I3 Fir-eslone 3 8 Lima 5 7 Old Trail 8 I2 Euclid h I I John Glenn, Mich. 6 6-5 -muff . .. wk tg .V ii, 4- is Wk. , -N. -2 2- s 2' ' J in I n F ., ' 1,f ':'1L-'L - ,. . Team Piclure: Fronf Row: T. Myers, J. Nash, G. Grillillws, K. Denison, J. Sfrafer. A. Wiegandf, D. Kipp: Row Two:B.lv1cCune,D.Capriolli.J.Weicl1man,R.Cronlri+e,C. Simmons, D. Nasl1,J,Ueleqrange, B.SeHq Row Three: R. Raines, G. Mawyer, J. Taylor, E. Burnsed, S. Wacnler, C. McDermoH, E. Sullivan, T. Nabors. ii M-5 f-as f Q- im .,.,.aaWf ' 4 45 First blood bath nets 183 pints Blood, tea. dances. banquet, torum, and legs, are the lcey words in the l974-75 student council program. The student council certainly proved its abilities by their many accom' plishments such as: providing the school campus with new picnic tables, giving needy tami- Iies toys at Christmas, and the coat check at basketball games. They also sponsored the Red Cross Bloodmobile, which collected IS3 pints ot blood when it was here in December. The pep assembly, which was the tirst one in three years, and the annual Twirp Dance proved to be two more ot the councils great accomplishments. They also gave a hand in aiding school spirit by collecting money through the legs contest and providing buses to the Warren game. The Student Council had an annual picnic at the end ot the year at Virigina Kendall Parlc. This year's Student Council consists ot approximately 35 hard worlcing members who t are under the leadership ot Mr. l-lupp. WW cc.. it sw. 1 9 ... .1 46 Fronf Row: Recording Secrefary: M. Miles: Corresponding Secrefaryz K, Neiman: Row Two: Vice Presidenfz F. Barber: Presidenfz J. Benfleyq Treasurer: M. Runyun. I Mwh za , , 1 K 7. I. Somelimes blood pressure is raised by nervousness as wifnessed by Scofl Bruce. 2. Noi only did the Sfudenf Council Banque? honor members buf also principals and counselors such as Mr. Rofh. 3. A. member of +he younger qenerafionm is more inferesfed in her food fhan she is in fhe award presen- fafion. 4. Advisor Mr. l-lupp praises fhis years Sludenf Coun- cil Members. 5. Sfudenf Council Members and parenfs enioy pleas- an? dinner and enferfainmenf. 6. Alumnus Henry lfland enferfains wifh everyfhinq from counfry rock To modern folk. 7. ls she giving blood or qeffinq if fransiusedj Cross country boasts fifteenth winning season MOST sporls have lheir ups and downs, buf, cross counfry, aller compleling ils sixleenlh sea- son under lvlr. Hank Pozarslci, has recorded fheir lilleenlh winning season. ln regular season com- pelifion, lheir record is sixleen wins and only six losses. Wilh only lwo leflermen gradualing, and eighl refurninq nexl year, coach Pozarslci should feel opfimislic aboul 'rhe l975 season. Teammafes earning le++ers are: Scoll Dollerer, Jim Chrislr, Bernie Rencevicz, Glenn Warnick. Felix Carver, John Learner, Jeff Sprague, and Kirlc Williams. iiiii f f 'N 'UQ W y gf A.. , 2 sf 1' .qw ww Wilma' ,, J ,, . -..QV ,, ,.,,... I. .. at -.751 H 24393. H' wi 48 f my, will i 3' Page 48: Upper Righfz Team members discuss fhe roufe ahead. Middle: Tigers gel off fo a good slarf. Lower Lefl: Jeff Sprague relaxes affer a meef. Lower Right: John Learner. ruse Page 49: Above Left Junior Glenn Warnick comes in firsf for 'rhe Tigers. Above Righf: Exhausfion is fhe prime enemy of fhe cross counfry runner. Lower Righf: Scoff Dofferer moves ahead of his opponenf. Lower Leff: Coach Pozarslci, in his sixfeenfh year of coaching cross counfry. Tough opponents N0 match for Tiger runners SCOREBOARD 16-6 Mx -LO' 'N .A .rf .fr E Falls 44 Weslern Reserve Acad. 55 Slow 26 2I Sl. V-lvl 34 25 Barberlon 56 Easf 69 Springfield 80 43 Easf 7l Fireslone 2I 55 Cloverleal 37 Roosevell 56 Kenmore 86 76 Weslern Reserve Acad. 47 S+. lgnallus 34 Walslw 82 Nordonia lO5 33 Garfield 39 Buclnlel Sl 40 Hoban 30 Sl. V-M IOO Lorain Soullwiew IO3 Barberlon 97 My Warren W. R. I67 8 of 22 al Hoban Invlfalional 6 ol 9 ar Woodrid e lnvllallonal Q I5 ol 27 al Boardman lnvlfallonal 6 ol I2 al Secfional Silgtwf SJ. rin-iw Q Mew . 1 A 'Q M H - an , Fi ' . f ' R' 993' f .- ., x - . . -- , rw ' - A . gu i 5. , 4 ...S- 1.5 . . I 6. gra y '. 5. ...ff-, 3 as l 'f f'-fm wif fm rw-S fx -L . .- . - - . 1: - . fl'--, 22 -W. --s -:gk 5,55 i ,Y . ix gk . M , W K 1 ' r-A . ix x. ,, ' . .. k . . V V . K i ' , 3 . Q K . . Q, Q ' - 6 f vi ' Fflxlx, .3353 5 3 . 1 I YU ',,, .,,, , 'VI' 19 ia , ,, UQ? i ? ggv j,, , is 5Z??: , ,ifh ? ? tv swf, .xg : :ii .. .i HK W If are 5 W Q i fu 0 . 7' g , ,Z, Page 50: Upper Right Mark Clawson fakes a breafher. 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Lower Righfz Bob Hursf adds fwo more poinfs. IV SCOREBOARD Falls 76 60 6I 49 53 42 57 34 47 52 45 35 38 50 45 83 60 50 Opponen+ Cleveland Brush 44 Ceniral Hower 27 Lorain Sourhview 47 Boardman 42 Erie Prep 49 Canron McKinley 38 Kenf Roosevelf 49 Canfori Lehman 30 Akron Norih 46 Youngsfown Sourh 4l Barberfon 79 Warren Wesfern Reserve 4I Walsh 39 Firesfone 44 Canfon Lincoln 52 Garfield 45 Sf. V. 47 Hoban 35 I4-4 we 'i . ii. ' 5.1 ,.,, 1: i pi .., sf, .l s . E i s XX NX 3:--X., 5, s sr. Nur . M s!2 FP ss V. N. K' gg Lff W N' ' if L ' 211501 ff' ,,,.....-wa-I' Zenith of season is win over Youngstown WiTh only Two reTurning sTarTers, The Black Tigers opened The IQ74-75 season. They also Taced one oT The mosT diTTiculT schedules in The area. This challenge was Taped by 7 seniors. 4 iuniors, and 2 sophomores. Co-CapTains Bob T'lursT and JeTT Johnson led The Tigers inTo This yearls campaign. The season was one oT peaks and valleys Tor The Tigers. The early season Tound The Tigers losing close games To Akron CenTral-Hower and Lorain SouThyiew lNEO Champsl. This was Tollowed by a come Trom behind vicTory oyer sTaTe power YoungsTown Boardman 60-58. STaTe ranked CanTon McKinley was Taken To The wire beTore overcoming The Tigers 5 I -44. The scoring oT Bob T'lursT and The rebounding oT SCOTT Fraser were The mainsTays oT The Tigers. Sophomore Bill BenneTT won The c:enTer posiTion and played well There. He had The diTTicnI+ assignmenT oT handling some oT The beTTer inside men in The area. ii' R 98 11 ...TT 4- Fraser leads Tiger rebounding Sophomore Doug Lane came OTT The bench on a number of occasions To spark The Tigers. His lasT second lay-up won an overTime game againsT CanTon Lehman and his Toul shoT wiTh IO seconds To play gave The Tigers a SecTional vicTory over Copley. The guard posiTion was spliT beTween Ken Kerelc, JeTT Johnson and Bill Fishbaclc. Brian Lawhead came OTT The bench on a Tew occasions To help The Tigers. The highlighT of The season was The vicTory over YoungsTown SouTh. The Tigers played very well in winning 77-ol . This was only The second loss by YoungsTown as They wenT on To regional play laTer in The year. The Tigers played a sTrong IsT half To No. I ranked BarberTon before losing. lmproved play of ScoTT Fraser boTh in scoring and rebounding was The besT individual developmenT of The season. ScoTT led The Tigers in rebounding, finished second in scoring, and was named To The All-NEO Team. 2 .di Wit? Q Qi X-Q wmu..,,,.,..-f s MJ ..r 5 3. 3 T , L,g 4 '. . ,ii T ii . ,. V v ww w ,Y Q'lll,,,.,..--an- .. 'Wg bg.. 56 J v gill , I X, 'I xll 'fi J 1 SY-R glam-Q, i I T i ,W ,MMM ,. ,.f H45 qwivnli fmwvbv' 1 ,, ' , We 'Cf f in J' ' N M.. vs on -A. Q4 i k i:i:i . k.,! ,Lf si, 'Y 'S -. L I -- Page 56: Top Lef+: George Murry's sl'io'r for 'rwo is good. Top Righf: Deferminafion is an imporfanf par? of baskelball. Bo'Hom Lef+: Doug Lane Hps if lo a Tiger Guy. Bo'Hom Righf: Bob Hursl lays one up for +wo. Page 57: Top Leff: Bill Benneff lays if up over McKinley defenders. Top Righh Tension mounfs. Lower Rigl'1+: Bill Nefflinq gefs a good s'rar+ for We Tigers. 57 Bob Hurst- leads Tiger scoring Wm rf W SCOREBOARD capf.: 5. De5anfis. J. Smifley, C. Shoulfs. J. Frazier, co-Capt: C. Crabfree. Top Right Leading scorer Falls 74 Cleveland Brush Warren Wes+e 52 Cenfral Hoyver Walsh 57 Lorain Soufhview Firesfone 60 Youngslown Boardman Canfon Lincoln 56 Erie Prep, PA Akron Garfield 44 Can+on McKinley Akron Si. V-M 77 Kenf Roosevel+ 57 82 Akron Hoban 59 Canfon Lehman 57 Secrional Tournamenf 5l Akron Norlh 66 52 Copley 77 Youngsfown Sou+h 6I 5I Akron Norlh 55 Barberlon 82 IO-IO Page 58: Top Leffz J.V. Cheerleaders: K. Ealy, - Bob Hurst Lower Cenfer: Bill Bishop shoofs from fhe corner of fha key. .. Z 4 I 'I uv! .,p, S ,,,,, M., i ne - ,- rl - iz 4 1 My w nf f' 'ffm ,is M SW Ill if 1, an . 5,4 Z Q92 ww vi 'M ' . 1 Ni, 1 144' ig! g Qlfidf V1E l .2 l L-, 'M ,W ,,,,, W -Nvwvd i ill l i . J Page 59: Top Le'F'I': Dave Vicarel fries for confrol of 'rhe ball. Varsify Baslrefball Team: Fronf Row: J. Johnson, B Fishback, K. Kerek: Row Two: Coach Lane, D. Lane, K. Dickey, S, Fraser, B. Hursf, B. Bennefh J. Spuhler, J. Goodwill, J. Reginald, J. Laria, Coach Haclcim. Junior Varsify: Fronf Row: Rusfy Cocain, rngr.: Coach Workman, Jim Berry, rnqr.: Row Two: S. Joseph. G. Murry, T. CaporaleHi, R. Maxwell, B. Bishop, B. Nefflinq, A. Valendza, D. Vicarel. D. Hernea, K. Williams, B. Schaffer, J. Rausch. Varsi+y Cheerleaders: M. Morris, P. Keeney, R. Pafferson, D. Klug, G. Lovelace, Capt: D. Moore, co-capf. lAz1lV'3 1lv v vi 4 5' 1 I A ig . M44 1? .2l:,,,:af,4g2,,5v-lc 4 3 lf v .Ill 4 H 4 g , Rf A , M! My , A ,yin N -'J ' A ' Fi-k -1 rig!! Y BS' ,, l 9 f9Q2'f'3, i t Aa- -5 J A 53' Vespers sets Christmas Mood f,-V .3 .Y , 4 ' , , X 1 Z O 35 245 A .-ff...-, I 1 .,,,, 3 Sunday, Dec. l5+h was 'rhe annual Christ mas Vespers. Under lhe direclion of Mr. Ulrich, The a capella choir and M8cM's per- formed bolh popular and classical Chrisl- mas music. The 4 olcloclc candlelighl' service began lradifionally wilh Ades+es Fidelesf' Ofher seleclions included Do You Hear Whal l Hear, All Brealhing Life, Admi- rale Commerciumd and Fum. Fum, Fumf' Silenl Nighr closed lhe hour long program. The music leff fhe audience in lhe Chrislmas Spiril' of warmlh, love and peace for all mankind. I. Wafchinq fhe direcfor infenlly is Barb Burgan. 2. From overalls fo choir robes. J. Rinella rehearses. 3. Pracfice makes perfect 4. Choir performs oufside of school al Redeemer Lufheran Church. W. ne ' M. if 3. . . W, ff,..,.,.,,M3,W Warm. 1 W 1 x 2. I. Approximafely IOO Teachers alfencled The Teachers Tea including Miss Tschanfz and Mrs. l-lufchins. 2. Mr. Lilley came fo +own as Sanfa Claus. 3. Senior boys' counselor is Mr. Rolh. 4. Sophomore Sfudenf Council member, Jim Cha boucly. 5. Teaching mafh is a way of life for lv1r.Shefler. 6. Teachers' Tea owes its success lo Eric Seagren, 7. Baclcslaqe rehearsals are lar from a winler wonder land. 8. Talcing a break is corresponding secrefary Kris Nel Fnan. 62 . if A ,w .if Xmas for kids and adults alike James Thurbers l'Unicorn in lhe Garden! provided lhe basis for The I975 Chrislmas assembly, This year's assembly was unique in +ha+ if did away wilh The religious aspecl of Chrislmas and lurned if loward lhe secular. I+ was held on December 20 and leafured 'ifhe fhree flying elves belfer lcnown around here as Ed Palone, Tom Brunner, and Sharon DeSan+is. A shorf slcif was also included in The program wilh Adrian Greer and Dave Lash as fhe main characfers. While 'rhe Melodymen and Meldodeffes provided us wifh various Chrislmas Carols, Miss Murray bolh wrofe and narraled rhis year's assem- bly which 'roolc approximalely lwelye hours in preparafion. Once again fhe Teachers' Tea was sponsored by fhe Sfudenf Council and held on December l9+h. rdf 7. 8 -Q LM ,I LN-J. 'N '. in x Q All ,. G , nan ,K W Ng - , . M . f 0 , A ' .X ..,. , W W l975 was a KALEIDOSCOPE year wiTh more solos, vocals, and varieTy Than ever beTore. Symphonic band had one oT The busiesT years in Their hisTory. The sea- son included Trips To Lakewood and Aurora. Joining The band Tor a March concerT was TrombonisT Urbie Green, who also perTormed wiTh 6oldTones. AT The same concerT, beTween acTs, Karla Mcclenny enTerTained The audience wiTh Three numbers. The winTer concerT TeaTured members oT The band. solo. Bruce CosTarella sang The Shadow oT Your Smile and Sue MarTz was TeaTured in ConcerTino. I 8 I 2 OverTure was The TeaTure num- ber oT The year. PerTormed excellenTly by The TalenTed members oT The symphonic band and direcTed by Mr. Corbissero. The overTure Thrilled The audiences and broughT Them To Their TeeT. 9, WW 'f ,N ,T f v, 'QW JL 7. 8. C A 4' ogg ,Nhat Q,-I 5. I. In his second year of direcflng Mr. Youfz again heads Concerf I. 2. One of The 'Sevenfyfsix Tronwbonee' is E. Pdmqulsf. 3. Senior, C. Koen, refiecfs on ine yeans memories. 4. Changed from direcfor ro performer, Mr. Feldbusn is feamred in 'Hiro Mood. 5. Music doesn T seem ro be D. Bissoneffes onNy Rnfer- est 6. Tenor and barrrone sexes, R. FiUmore and C, Clark. rveWp provide deprn in The band. Q A 4 if Q V, ,K f 2 I , 4: ff ,fm R g n wi' N 'A , W 'V 4 v 'S 1 mg L - iw- . 45 sf, Z 1,-4 :M 1'- 68 Decorating worth its weight rn curlers The decoraTing for This year's WinTer Homecoming was done by The Tiger' backers. lv1aTerials such as crepe paper. colored cellophane. and ribbons deco- raTed The gym and surrounded The mirror ball suspended from The ceiling. Twenfy people under The direcfion of Mrs. Phil- lips and Mrs. Aulcer worked from IO-4 on The day of The dance. plus spenT afTer school and weekends making cenTer- pieces and name Tags. STaTe workers seT up lighTs and refresh- menTs were served. AlTogeTher expenses came To abouT 5400.00 for maTerials and The band. X - 4. I ln her curlers and leans Diane Larabee busily decoraTes for The Winfer Homecoming dance which she will laTer be aTTending 2 AT The end of a long day Gina Sandzone Takes a breaTher before going home. 3, Adding The finishing Touches includes geTTing The sTage ready for VWNDFALL To perform on. 4. The Home- coming Dance ThaT nighT is worTh :Ts weighT in curlers during The day. WindfaII entertains for Winter sports dance . ,sf 3. 70 4 Laughter in the Rain was the theme tor this year's Winter Homecoming which was sponsored by Tigerbaclcers. Windtall pro- vided the entertainment tor the dance held on February 8, trom 8:00 to ll:OO in the gym. A variety ot songs was played ranging trom Elton John to the Rolling Stones. Mid- way through the dance I25 couples lined up to watch the King, John Nash, and Queen, Sue Bingham dance the traditional King and Queens' dance. This year's court con- sisted ot Sue Bingham: girls gymnastics: Dianne Labbex and Gina Sanzone: tiger- backers: Gale Lovelace and Donna Moore: cheerleaders: Lori Shaw: girl's basketball: Judy O'Karma: girl's swimming: John Nash: boy's swimming: Ed Palone: boy's gymnas- tics: Scott Frazier and Ken Kerek: basket- ball: Terry Seilcel: wrestling: John Fullerton: baseball: and Mario Chicanelli: tennis. We ,fav J. Fullerfon, G. Sanzone, K. Kerelc, D. Labbe, D. Moore, S. Bingham, J. Nash, E. Palone. J, Andrea, L. Shaw, T. Poza, J. O'Karma, G. Lovelace, S. Frazier. 5. 6. I. Two members of The courf are John Fullerlon of The baseball learn and Sue Bingham of The girls gymnasrics. 2. Also on courl is Judy O'Karma for girls swimming and John Nash for boys swimming. 3. Dancing lo lhe song of Mandy are King and Queen, John Nash and Sue Bingham. 4. Being crowned as King and Queen is an unex- pecfed surprise for John and Sue. 5. Affer fhe crowning everyone ioins in lhe dancing. 6. Lori Shaw and Tom Poza are up for girls baskefball and boy'slennisl'ean'1. l Q if Wrestlers place 2nd in EOAC e ii Coached by Mr. Bilderback. The T974-75 Wresllinq learn finished ils season wilh a 5- 4-I dual march record. The leam also finished Slh in lheii-ludson Tournamenl and 2nd in The NEQAC. This was a slep forward aller Two conseculive losing seasons. Terry Seilcel led all wilh a 22-2 record while placing ls'r in lhe Hudson, NEOAC. and Secrional lournarnenfs. He also sel a scool record lor The hiqhesl poinls scored in a dual malch. Brian Curry caplained The learn and was I8-4 overall wilh 2nd place finishes in The Hudson, NEOAC, and The Seclionals. Team Picfure: Fron+ Row: T. Seilcel D. Brady. D. Seilcel. M. Seal, S. Giangaspero. J. Reid: Row Two: D. Dunslan S. Lipsler J, Hreha S, Kenyon. B. Curry. R, Cox. T. Nelson: Row Three: Coach Wesl. M. Andrea. G. Dalzell T. Thorne. J. Ciccozzi, R. Morrow, J. Ingersoll. J. Purcell. E. Kinq. S. Conners M, Brinlc J, Craven. M. Gonzalez Coach Bilderbaclc. l. Dennis Seikei is viclorious. 2. pinning is The obiecl ol wresllinq. 3. Terry Seilcel 7 crossbody ride. 4. Coach Bilderbaclc walches lrorn lhe side. 5. Caplain Brian Curry. 6. Sleye Giangaspero applies a ride, 7. Dennis Brady is declared fhe winner. 8. John Hreha - riding. 2. . Q if.. ' . . 1 x . V Q r K s i S L i A C. My.: nw 4 ...Q11 .X -sqm, -. fs, 5 i . ....,... is ,H Q V'-In 121+ M1 ,L V 49 fl Wifi: -- W M 4 -2453 55. , x . gl i, 1. Q X -Mi .. warn - 1? 5 'S ,gf Qs? 1-zu - , SCOREBOARD Q Q S 52 7. Falls Opponenf 2l S+ow 35 49 Tallmadqe I4 20 Garfield 36 24 Nor+hCan1'on 23 3I Barberfon 23 24 Oakwood 24 40 S+. Vince-en? 21 27 Hoban 28 26 Walsh 29 ol Cenfrol Hower O Hudson lnvifafional SH1 NEO Tournamem' 2nd 5-4-I j on 0,1 , , Eight swimmers qualify for State meet Ending their I975 season, the swim team. coached by Mr. Ruess, earned a 7-4 dual meet record. They also brought home the NEO conter- ence championship, and were runner-up champi- ons in the District. 4:20.0 was the new school record set this year in the 400 Free Relay. This team consisted ot Ed Burnsed. Mark Sullivan, Scott Wachter, and Joe Weichman. ln both the Firestone and Euclid Relays, the Tigers took third place. I i' 1. 1., V yyyyl up .AWD V g Page 74: Top Left: Rick Cronkite prepares to leaye the block. Center Right: Mark Sullivan qualitied tor State in the SOO treestyle. Page 75: Top Lett: John Nash gets ott with a tlying start. Center: Tiger divers: Chuck Delegrange. Rob Calabrese, Matt Rice. Bottom Right: Dutch Kipp swims his leg ot the Medley relayf Team Picture: Front Row: C. Simmons. J. Holcomb, Coach Ruess. M. Robinson, C. Kreiner, D. Ewing: Row Two: C. Delegrange. R. Calabrese, D. Kipp. K. Denison, W. Sermon, T. Nabors, S. Wachter, J. Nash, D. Capriolla. T. Myers, B. Sett, E. Burnsed: Row Three: D. Nash. C. McDermott, M. Rice. M. Sulliyan. J, Strater, R. Cronkite. J. Weichman. A. Weigandt. 6. Cvrittiths. iw .53 Q r N- if 11 lllli' is 7 will 1 ll fl I 9 sgk gag, A1-0: 3 K yyiswv :ill , 11., is '-1- ,N .... se .. fue- :,, ' :' 5 . AQ,.N!fY- xl N' ,K 14 5' b E sr s . e s 9 so ei? E: SCOREBOARD Falls Opponenl 97 Norlln Canlon 75 lO3 Warren W. R. 69 86 Berea 88 45 Warren Harding 38 l IO Mid Park 62 99 Lorain Callwolic 73 IO9 Kenl Roosevell 63 83 Fireslone 89 75 Worllwinglon 97 55 Toledo Sl. Francis I I8 Eireslone Relays 3rd Euclid Relays 3rd 7-4 l 'Q Side qualifiers: Medley Relay:ScoHWacl1fer, Tim Myers, Tom Nabors, Dufch Kipp?200ln'lermedlale:Jol1n Weicl1rnan350 Free: Tim Myers: Diving: Chuck Delegranqe: I00 Free: Ed Burnsed: 500 Free: Joe Weiclwman, Mark Sullivan: 400 Free Relay: Mark Sullivan, Joe Weiclwman, Sco+TWacl'1fer, Ed Burnsed. ' - +1 W - if mr 42.4 42 1 l 75 5 Year of records Eighf new swimming records were broken by 'rhis yearis girls' swim Team. Coached by Mrs. Koeppel, they finished fheir season wifh a 9- I -2 record. Those selling records fhis year were: Mary Kies. 200 Medley Relay. l00 yd. lnlermediale, and IOO Breaslsfrolzex Judy Olcarma. 200 Medley Relay. 50 yd. Buflerfly: Lari Benfield. IOO Freeslyle: Liz Bulman, 50 yd. Freeslyle. Losing only ro Wesfern Reserve Academy. fhe Tigers came back lafer in lhe year fo lie wifh fhem. ln Their Three years as a varsily sporf, 'rhey have los? only lwo meefs, of 37. They haven'f losl a mee? al home in 'lwo years. ln The Neo lnvilalional, L. Benlield placed 5lh in fhe 200 yd. lreesfylec L. Bulman. 6+h in 50 yd. lrees+yle: Lynn Cary. ofh in diving: M. Kies. lsf in IOO yd. breaslsfrolce. Isl in IOO yd. individual Medley: Judy Olcarma, 4lh in fhe 50 yd. Buflerlly. Bringing in fhe besl 200 yd. lreeslyle relay lime of fhe season were K. Dewifl. L. Bulman. L. Benfield, and M. Kies. if Page 76: BoHom Leff: Jan Frazier. Cenler Right Ca+hy Gindlesberger - Breasfslroke. Lower Righfz We're if I I Page 77: Top Right The af+erma+h, Mrs. Koeppel. Top Lefh A good s+ar+. Below Leff: Jeni Brown. Below Leff: Mary Kies. Team Piclure: Fronl Row: L. Cary, R. Abbo+f, R. Nash. K. Rinker, mqr., J. Nash, T. Wood: Row Two: P. Moore, J. Johson. D. Davis, C. Zimmerman, K. DeWiH. J. Brown, L. Bickelg Row Three: C. Roberfs, J. Okarma, P. SeWifT, S. Kishbaugh, K. Gindlesberger. L. Bulrnan: Row Four: L. Sanders, K. Mcln+ire, M. Kies, J. Frazier, M. Gillen, L. Ben- field. Z SCOREBOARD Falls Opponenl 53 Old Trail 29 I I2 Glenwood 60 I29 Oakwood 42 IOO Firesfone 72 86 Washinqion 86 lO6 Jackson 66 Sl Jackson 32 86 Wesfern Reserve 86 I2I Copley 50 lO2 Old Trail 58 lOl Fireslone 70 Quad Meef- 2nd Place NEO lnvifafional-41h Place . Six seniors lea ve team to seven rookies CapTained by KaThy Sharp and Laurie Shaw, The girls' baslceTball Team Taclcled Their rough opposiTion. ending The season wiTh a 8-4 record. Leading scorer was six-TooT Linda Wimer wiTh ZOI poinTs. Linda was also voTed as The mosT valuable player by her TeammaTes. AlThough six varsiTy players will be graduaTing, seven players will be reTurning Tor an even beTTer season nexT year. Page 78: Top RighT: Leading scorer - Linda Wimer. Top Leff: Anita BenneTT goes up over The Falcon deTenders Tor Two. Below Le'fT: Karen Emerson. Below RighT: CapTain Laurie Shaw. Page 79: Top LefT: Miss Shaw discusses The Team sTraTegy. Top RighT: CapTain, KaThy Sharp. Middle LQTT: Nancy Green covers her posiTion well. Lower Righf: Linda wins The iumpball by half an arm, 'Fw 4' W ii, ,V ,,, 1 44 I 1' f 43 sw, -d x ' 'W' X 5 sm., i 5. , ' T H-f ' T I V if J df: YQ FAL if ff T MIAMI!! ,. . - i ...wW 'NN . 9 Mvrw M ,,.,f ' W I ,.,.c,., 5 .... . ...,, .,,,. . . .,... .,. A i 1' 'W 1 Ms? , f ' 'wwf' Qc wif Asa'- ii -- Q X? 2 . ,3 Q , .3 SCOREBOARD Falls Opponenl V V , 49 Fireslone 25 'Z' 'N 42 Field 29 46 Soullweasl 33 58 Hoban 22 42 Kennecly Clwrislian 82 60 Souflweasf 27 4I Elms 22 32 Copley 52 57 ' Kenf Roosevelf 22 49 Elle? 40 38 Tallmaclge 59 4l ST. Vincenl 57 8-4 Team Members: A. Bennefl. C. Dll.auro. C, Duffy. G. E K. Emerson, K. Fields, N. Green, S. Hellz, M. Nor- l ton, K. Slwwarfz, K. Sharp, L. Shaw, L. Wimert Managers: C. Milne. S, Semi and Afl'1lell+raIner,Sue Shaw. 3 i 'kk X , ' - X l , . .... 'v . 5 9 .SW .s we Q- L.,. .gg , px' . g Q -. ' .LL .. ' . . l ,J .F.L. 8 Tournaments Falls is one of 2,000 schools in lhe Nalional Forensic League Program, which is divided inlo dillerenl calegories such as debales, dramalic inlerprelalions, humor- ous inlerprelalions, original oralory, exlem- poraneous and sfudenf congress. Sludenfs compefe againsl many diflerenl schools including Berea, Copley, Fireslone, Wads- worlh, and Norfon. All compelilion wilh lhe dillerenl schools is held on Safurday. Occasionally lhey com- pele in special lournamenls which involve lopics like Voice of Democracy, manuscripl, and poefry readings. This year's N.l:.L. con- sisls of fifleen people all of whom had a greal in+eres+ in public speaking. ,P , . 'Vw' M fff...1o Fron+ Row: B, Alhey A, Greer, Row Two: C. Williams, K. Dieclcmann, M. Yeager, C. Runyon, L. Ward '31, g, ar WenTz, C. Burrage, D. PaTrick, D. Herdina. .r Q . I. Serving as Timekeepers of The debaTe Team are Linda Reese and friend. 2. Cross-exmamining a member of The ST. lgnaTius Team is CrEsTie Burrage, a member of The negaTKve Team. 3. PresenTing his case is JeTT Spicer, also a member OT The debaTe Team. 4. DeTailing her evidence To supporT her case is Lauren WenTz. Expanded coverage for High Notes T975 is The second year Tor The publicaTion oT HIGHNOTES, The school newspaper. Only This year The paper expanded iTs coverage To include such Things as coming roolc concerTs and edi- Torial carToons. Also, more phoTographs have been puT in This year which are all Taken and developed by The sTudenTs. The newspaper sTaTT sponsored The dance held on February 28 which served as a money making proiecT. Ads and subscripTions also helped To raise money Tor The publicaTion oT The paper Trom Copy CaT PrinTing. The paper is iTs usual Tour pages long and comes ouT every oTher week TiTTeen Times a year. STudenTs handle The paper doing Their own layouTs and designs, The role oT ediTor is swiTched To The various members oT The sTaTT every six weelcs so They can obTain a Teeling oT responsi- biliTy. V This year's sTaTT includes: Mrs. Blazewiclc as The advisor, C. Thompson, L. Perzanowslci, J. WarmuTh, T. Thomas. 5 T' L 2 my T' Q . i ..L r f T ' 7-if 4 S:-' .li . 'QA , T -w 2... M . 1. - us.. 'T i g . E iw J H 3 i f Kkxky gi s.. , '.,,L .Q ,... . A Sa: iiss I -Ir Y-. T T ' . mf I. 3 'g 2. Discussing a iayouf are advisor, Mrs. Biazewick and Jeff Warmuflw. 'f ' 3. A few momenfs of reiaxafion is enjoyed by Jeff Warmuin. 4. Deciding on fine ne-xi issues iayoufs is one fedious iob Terrei can do wifhouf. 5. Concenfrafinq hard in wrifinq fine iifufure booimii is sfudenf Lisa Perzanowski. is f I ma, y -x 2. R fm. 1 1 .. wa: A A f. '-qw, - s, i , Ie.: . Q iw 6. S'fa'Ff:C.Ti'ion1pson,Mrs.Biazewick.L.Perzanowsici,J.Warn'1ufiw.T.Ti'won'1as. 83 KALEIDOSCOPE theme of 1st yearbook assembly 5 ,f ff V 'Sl'-M ' Top Left Single handedly, Renee Pallerson designs and cornpleles lhe layoufs for all lhe line arls aclivilies. Top Righfz .loan Sleidl, known as lhe slall revolulionary, lceeps discussions lively. Lef+: 'll have a queslion, ' is .lane Yarnolcoslci s by-line as she plunges Through The acfivilies seclion. Right Ollen leased aboul being lall. Calhy Banlield, lills a fall order by working on fhe class seclions. ,f ' KALEIDOSCOPE, ihe lheme lor fhe 7475 yearbook is illuslraled in I6 pages of color - a lirsl for +he Cuyahogan. Also a lirsf was The yearbook assembly presenled in Oclober which lealured ZOO slides, music, dancing, and a lighl show. Mr. Grahams Technical crew ioined forces wilh Miss Reinbolfs yearbook sialic 'ro produce ihe mos? lalked aboul assembly in years. ln an aliempf io make The Cuyahogan a True year in reviewf' if is sei up in chronological order so 'rhe reader can see evenis as 'rhey hap- pened. The book was cul by eigh+ pages due 'ro 'rhe higher cosf of priniing and fhe paper shorlage. ii, g V ,.,,,..-0 -,,.-3 Middle: Sfaff members are: Fronf Row: Renee Pane-rson, Julie Jones, Joan Sfeidl, Jane Yamokoski: Row Two: Kris Nelrnan. Calhy Banfield. Top Righf: Before fhe acfivifies seclion was in full swing, Julie Jones worked on alphabefizing over I ,OOO receipfs. Righf: Edilor, Kris Nelman. handles The sporis seclion. l-ler :ffl involvemenf in girls' afhlefics sfands her in good slead. Boffom: Jane claims fo see no evil, Julie fo hear no evil and Joan ' lo say no evil, The Cuyahogan staff fries fo be obiecfive when I' writing copy. i 17 ' -ffii J- ,qi i I f , fs 86 twirp day. . .88 boys'gymnastics. . .92 girls'gymnastics. . .96 hale homestead. . . 100 50's dance . prism . girls' softball . track . baseball . 3 tennis. . .116 musical. . . 118 grips. . . 122 prom. . .124 pops concert. . . musical horizons recognition. . .130 all night party. . graduation . . . 136 True twirps? This year's annual Twirp Day hi? Falls High on Friday, April I4, and lasled an ' enrire school day. No one was a bil sur- prised To see +he various characfers such as Mickey Mouse and Frankenslein walking down fhe school corridors, and visiling all +he classrooms. More emphasis was puf on make-up +his year and all kinds of wild +rim- mings. ll cerlainly is an experience To be a member of The Falls High Twirps. Page 88: Top Righfz As por+rayed here by Gloria Flickinger, senior girls had a make-up iob much like fhe musical group KISS. Middle: A man ol many faces, Harold Weese. alias Meridian Take, porfrays one of fhem. Bo'Hom Leff: l.il'ole darlin' Daisy Mae is porfrayed by Pam Moore. Right: Trouble sfruck as our main office was held up by Bonnie and Clyde. alias Cafhy Banfield and Joan Sfeidl. Page 89: Top Leff: Posing as 'rhe everyday housewife who gave up fhe good life, is Bev Salmon. Middle: ls Jerry Bryan Dr. Jekyll or Mr. Hyde? Bo'Hom: Someone said 'they lhoughf fhey saw an army recruifer who looked a lo? like Mike Trowbridge, walk by. Top Righh Somebody ask Randy Bowers if 'rhe good guy really wears fhe whife haf. Middle: Walk'd sfraighf on o'er from hillbilly counlry They did, says Nancy Green and Julie Hunfon. BoHom Mid- dle: lf sure was an expensive Twirp Day for Jim Ben+ly when he appeared in a mink coat BoH'om Righf: The spirit was even carried our by one of ihe school cooks. ' 88 I ' ff' E- QEIQR 'r A-4vv- ' gy. 'Wgw if wma 'wi S, vii . .1 ' K L 55 X iw Twirps shoot teachers W ' All The Falls High Twirps goT TogeTher on SaTurday, lvlarch l5, Tor The big hoe-down. IT all sTarTed aT 8:00 in our own gym and lasTed unTil The clock sTruclc lI:OO. Music was provided aT The TiesTa by Zacheria in The seTTing oT Lili Abnerls barnyard. lOO couples parTicipaTed in Tun-paclced evenTs such as The chugging conTesT which leTT Brian Currys +hirs+ quenched and a jumping rope conTesT won by Linda Konic. OTher evenTs lilce saclc races and jelly bean guess- ing games TesTed The crews physical as well as menTal capabiliTies. l.asT buT cerTainly noT leasT, The darT conTesT was a hugh success as The playerls aimed Tor Their TavoriTe Teachers picTure. 2, l. King and Queen Phil Jacobs poses wiTh Two oT his Triends? 2. lesTing his speed and coordinaTion aT The obsTacle course is Tom Shemory. 3. Vickie AbernaThy shows everyone her inTerpreTaTion oT whaT a Twirp should loolc lilce. 4, The saclc race is a TesT oT agiliTy which rnosT of These couples don'T have. 5, Also Trying her luclc on The obsfacle course is Sue STouT. 6. Tom Shemory and MeriTT Lohr conTrol The dance Tloor wiTh Their inTerpreTa- Tion oT The TwisT. 90 MW N s -H- T wg 1 X sv ss 41 bil T ex' N, N ff v Y . .ESQ it-f 1 'Q 5:35. . w - .KKV Q 11 ,V , .QM . ., Vg :gf S' if Q, 5 vi 3? EEN? K . E X' w 1- Sli 394 Q. 8'-f K , If you Think you are beaTen, you are, IT you Think you dare noT you don'T, If you like To win buT you Think you can'T, iT's almosT cerTain you won'T. IT you Think you will lose you are losT, For ouT in The world we Tind ThaT Success begins wiTh a fellow, Tor, lT's all in The STaTe of Mind. IT you Think you are ouTclassed, you are. You've goT To Think high To rise. You've goT To be sure of yourself before you can ever win a prize. , LiTe's baTTles don'T always go To The sTronger or TasTer buT sooner K-, ,ff or laTer The Man who wins is The Man who Thinks he can. f..'T'7 s unknown 7A ' My .0 1 in , xi-, ffws SW ig. w 3. ii-.X lf... T unuualrnlnn ' .'.', T we 0 vw uuzmsna ,- .:.', Q ur mn ea zu an up .' f Wi. .fi he Wfwls mmm ' O ' ' mai: ,A , , ,, . Q . , I .- , , , ,,, gs ,, 'WM 3'y?fiaf T? 2' r 92 isl l A . T sy f T ' Wi Mi . W AW , isr or 'J' TTTQ ii T T Ti is i r 2,2 , ii. ., ,m., A Y, -.L Q ts 'sa s xc Ns., Six gymnasts qualify for State meet At the Martins Eerry Invitational, Cuyahoga Falls captured third place, team-wise. Ed Palone was sixth in tloor exercise: John Konich, tirst on the trampoline: Marlc Hudalc, third on the high bar and sixth on the parallel bars: and Bob Hill, sixth on the side horse. Again in the regionals, Falls placed third, team-wise. The gymnasts, coached by Mr. Kotys, tinished their season with six victories and only three deteats. Page 92: Top Right: Ed Palone goes through his routine tor the State Meet. Bottom Lett: Paul Konic - Handstand turn on bars. Bottom Right: John Leitzel - Shoot to straddle handstand. Page 93: Top Left: Ed Palone demonstrates an Arabesque. Bottom Left: Bob Hill on the side horse. Bottom Right: Shawn Sheehan executes a forearm stand. A Q, , Wk v H. , W, V341 , L 'Q f 55,1 f if r We l place of fenseness as Dave Cogdeill 'finishes his vaulf. M, iff 'W' wmv ' 4 ' t 2 ,Q f- ' l'S Page 95: Top Lefh Paul Konic shows his form hoid- ing an L posifion on fhe rings. BoHom Lef+: Page 94: Top Righf: John Leifzell - press To handsfand on fhe rings. Cenfer Lefh Confenfmenf +alces fhe Boffom: Scoif Kearns approaches fhe horse fo vaulf. SCOREBOARD I Falls 99.35 85.80 94.25 I I8.80 I20.40 I05.36 I08.6I I06.30 I l5.40 .S swf' Marfins Ferry l20.55 Brooksville 69.95 ' . Brush 87.00 2 iiiiii Worfhingfon Brunswick 54.25 WW Boardman l23.32 Brecksville 82.55 Lakewood I 07.55 Brush 93.55 iii Marfins Ferrylnvi+a1'ional3rd Regionals 3rd 6-3 4 QS? dk N E Query-'Q 'S m,w ' , li 4 f 1 wi' r as . Six gymnasts place in State meet Friday, February 2 I, the Boys Gymnastics team competed against ten other teams tor the annual regional meet. Six ot the Blaclc Tigers Gymnastic team qualitied tor the State Meet in Dayton. Those who qualitied are Ed Palone, who placed titth on the tloor exercise: John Konich, third on the trampo- line: John Leitzell. second on the side horse and tourth all-round. Mark Hudak, second on the parallel bars and sixth on the high bar: Shawn Sheehan, sixth on the rings: Bob Hill, seventh on the side horse and sixth all- round competition. At the State Meet, John Konich placed tourth on the trampoline: John Leitzell, titth on the side horse: Ed Palone, eleventh in tloor exercise: Mark Hudalc, ninth on the high bar and tweltth on the parallel bars: Shawn Sheehan, twentieth on the rings: and Bob Hill, seventeenth on the side horse. J - N ? 42:1 is ...Ur . i X N., .Q l aclcrs : : ,,,,, s if :t.cc Tiff S i it 'mt I i i ' ..:J,f: 1 i.. , . ..A.,: .....,..........m Team Picture: Front Row: Coach Kotys, M. Heavens, C. Kotis lscorerl, K. Wiley, S, Benson, B. Hill: Row Two: J. Konich, D. Cogdeill, S. Kearns, M. l-ludalc, P. Konic, capt., J. Leitzell, E. Palone, Capt., S. Sheehan. Young team does well in first season Coached by Mrs. Sandi Horner, fhe girls' gymnaslics Team ended lheir season wilh a 7-5-I record. Six gymnasls placed in The seclionals and wenf lo lhe Disiricls. They are Sue Bingham on fhe beam, bars. and floor ex.: Meg Charles, vaulfingg Cindy Leilzell, floor ex., vaullingg MaryBe+h Truflco, beam, vaulfing, bars: Slacy Sheehan, ln'r. beam: Joyce Sunseri, In+. beam. Cindy Leifzell wenf on ro +he S+a+e Meel in vaulfing. The highesl leam score was againsl Liberly when Falls made a lolal of 78.4 poinls. Individuals wifh fhe highesf folals in Their evenls are C. Leirzell wilh 208.091 S. Bingham wilh I8O.OO7 M. Tru+lco wifh l46.08: J. Sunseri wi+h I39.6I: M. Nash wi+h lO2.72g and M. Charles wi'rh 60.72. Wifh over half of The ream refurning nexf year. 'rhe prospecls for fhe fulure are brigh'r. , a .... 'P Page 96: Above Righf: Sue Bingham poses in an Arabesque on 'rhe balance beam. Cen'l'er Righf: Manager. Judy Duplaga. Cenfer Leff: Cindy Leifzell clismoun+s wiih an aerial carfwheel. BoHom Righ+: Joyce Sunseri performs a back-fuck dismounf. Page 97: Top Left Cas+ing To a wrap on fhe unevens is Mary Befh Trulko. Top Riqhf: Mary Befh Truflco prepares To dismounf from 'rhe bars. Cenfer Left Gymnasls awaif Sue Bingham's uneven bar score from lhe iudge. Boffom Righf: Coach Horner wafches ihe floor exercise compefifion. Team Picfure: J. Sunseri, C. Leifzell, M. Charles, J. Duplaga. L. Nash, D. Weisenmiller, Coach Horner, M. Truflco, A. Cunningham, Capfain, S. Bingham, N. Kurfh, S. Walk, L. Jones: Noi Pidured: J. Conn. S. Sheehan. 96 f ..- 5 9q 4 at we N i , any l2 Q , S: U . ' ,. ?3' Y3' s.- . W Wm X f' gi.. 2 fy Ewa r gk X I in YG .,fK5f1'.t my Jgp, QE. Vik? We W 'R 5:2-Ziff? ' in 'iff ik 'lf mv: ,gunna-Q f ' z W x f if 1 H 72 . ? 2 22 97 Cindy Leitzell goes to State Page 98: Top Righl: Cindy Lei+zell performs a Free roll on 'rhe balance beam. Below Lef+: Joyce Sunseri does a back +uck on fhe floor exercise warm-ups. Below Righfz Sue Walk walches her 'reammafes perform. Page 99: Top Leffz Cindy Leifzell execules a back walkover on fhe balance beam. Top Righfz Linda Nash performs her floor exercise roufine. Middle Lefi: Meg Charles does a fron? sole-circle on lhe uneven bars. Boflom Leff: Sfacy Sheehan on fhe balance beam. BoHom Righf: Sue Bingham concenlrales on fhe difficull handsfand on lhe balance beam. SCOREBOARD Falls 63.3 69.45 67.l 66.6 66.85 74.05 7 l .9 7 l .7l 78.4 70.8 73.2 74.5 Worlhinglon Wadsworlh Brush Boardman Worlhinglon Brecksville Canfield Solon Brush Liberly Sandy Valley Rocky River Hudson 7-5-I Opponenl 63.2 55.2 5 I .3 64.45 70.2 89.2 66.99 75.02 38.54 60.4 72.95 79.6 48.75 an 'L I , W. tug? A lo K A 1 - -' fav 13 'i.f'SJ'H?fffi': .,-- .--- wwf . -Sig 2jfff:!'I?Nr5! Q-15----aww.. 'sw A . A .Q K. T Q Vg f 'Y S1 ,.vf xg, Sw. ' ' ' ' ff' 1 I ,. . , ,. - .f-: -f A k ' , M , T A , . . X . 1' f imuw 2 K . .,.-M K , W , f -T' H ........... b- N V N.--X----5 :-.:::q:: Q . 5 . . kkll ' z E . 3 . 5- H ,AAV Q 9 ' r 6 Q .-' Q 51 y 1+ A iq? R , S N . -s :,. . :hi L g K ,-, vw 5 K 4 . K 1 :K Ax: xlkkkky Lt . . W ..Q,,. N f Q., 1. , X 1 , 2 'L i ,V'k k ' , K ,X 'NS' Y Q9 mm ' ' Q -::.., E XX 2 . , , S X X + N Page IOO: Top: Mr. STITT purchased a coon skin To make his auThenTic haf. Above: STudenTs waiTing To Tell Iroquois sfories To The 6Th graders aT The Indian camp. RighT: Ol CapTain, My CapTain is reciTed by Randi MoTTaTT in The log schoolhouse. Page IOI : Top LefT: STroIIing musicians enTerTain aT The Peddlens Fair. Top Righ+: LiTerary SocieTy Iisfens To John Kassinger deliver John Browns Speech, Le'fT: Dohyon Kim porTays a medicine man aTTempTing To sell snake oil. Middle: Cradle Song is Told by Pam Hems- Iey in The pioneer IciTchen. BoHom I.e'fT: Sue Wall: and BeTh Lopeman render Their version of i'CIer'nenTine aT The PeddIer's Fair. Far RighT: Tvlilce Fishback. Spelling Down The Masferw aT The barn ceIebraTion. 100 They came here to be usp ow we are them. I-land clapping, TooT sTomping, singing, sTory Telling, and shouTs oT bargaining rang ouT over I-Iale Farm and I-IomesTead on April 28. 29, and 3OTh. Mrs. I-Iuliclcs and Mr. STiTTis American IiTeraTure classes were no longer sophomores buT were acTors and acTresses porTrying The people oT Two cenTuries pasT. They depicTed The life sTyIes and cusToms oT our area's TirsT seTTIers and showed The role oT IiTeraTure in The pasT. FirsT oT The BicenTenniaI proiecTs, The I-Iale program inTroduced 800 sixTh graders To American hisTory and Tollclore. The Three-day proiecT, Tunded largely by a Sl,3OO mini-granT Trom The Falls school board, involved more Than I ,200 persons including abouT l9O parenT vol- unTeers. There were 85 cosTumed IOTh graders who reciTed poems and Told sTories. IT was good To see pioneers Iive once again aT I-Iale Farm. f. if S379 ,RCW 'Og 4 4 ,v 1 W: Z9 AJ Q 51 . 4. 4 W4 fy, x . P' ff: .i - 1- ' We c w i911g Qw, , n Y' 14- ' Q g I, 1 fl vv7'Q it 1 s 'V' . ,YJ A , ' ,fm - .3 5. ilgsp-713171 in 1 x ' JZ- 4 X 1 V1-sf.n:5 - ' 91 -a Q 1-, 'iv' 17. 101 On May 9, aT 8:00 p.m., Falls gym looked like any oTher gym. . .in The l95O's. All The greaser guys and ponyTailed chics piled in To rock To Tunes such as: Blue Suede Shoes, and Rock Around The Clock. The group Monopoly provided The music while John Nash and Ken Dennison, The emcees, spun The discs oT The 5O's. Rockin' and Rollin' To The music was noT all The dance had in sTore . . .The rooTbeer chugging conTesT was won by Jay Taylor. The hip-moving conTesT was won by Charlie Gray. This year's besT cosTume award wenT To a girl. . .or almosT a girl when Mario Cicchinelli showed up as a 50's chic. The nighT ended as Joan Spalding and Tom Nabors were crowned This year's I95O's king and queen. -s,,,NNM SY iii? 50's still the rage in 75 it 102 I. I. This year's crowned greasers were Joan Spalding and Tom Nabors. 2. A member oT The moTorcycle gang ThaT hiT, Eric Jones shows oTT his bomb. 3. Members oT The group Monopoly rock around The clock aT The dance, 4. The winner in The rooTbeer chugging conTesT proved To be The rooTbeer - yuckl 5. The junior greasers all goT TogeTher Tor a mug-shoT. 6. Volkswagens are noT known Tor Their size as Those on The boTTom Tound ouT. 7. Members of The IN generaTion do The bunny hop. '1 IO A The Empty Sky Wins a prize PRlSM is Falls l-ligh's liTerary magazine which is wriTTen enTirely by The sTudenTs and published by sTaTT members. STudenTs sub- miT Their liTerary pieces To PRISM which includes eyeryThing Trom poems, To shorT sTories To sTudenT arT worlc. PRISM sTaTT Then screens and proofreads all maTerial submiTTed and makes The Tinal choice as To whaT goes in The magazine. PRISM sponsors an annual wriTing conTesT where This year's winner, Bruce Jeppesen won STO Tor submiTTing The winning sTory, 'llhe ErnpTy Sky. Mrs. Kuruce, PRlSM'S advisor leads John McMillan, ediTor, Shawn Myers, business ediTor and TiTTeen sTaTT members inTo a year oT long hard worlc To publish This magazine which comes ouT once a year and sells Tor 5l.OO. li 3' if . jig? si . fs. f. is Www of .,. L+ --.,'i 2515. f 4357 ? H: L J f. . .Y , if rf, in f I .gif J W ,', . H 'T' T. . M 3. tfx 1 . .. , U M SE.. , if 5 Q 5 V' k fl H ' K .. ? , I .1 if ' - ' .Jigs I 0 SS 4. Q - ,f ff' n . 6. I. When submiffing her own maferial ro PRISM, Kay Miller Hfriple checks. 2. Concenfrahng hard can reveal all bad hebifs such as bifing nails. 3. Was sfudeni John McMillan caughf being naughfv? 4. Fronf Row: D. Hashngs, J. McMillan, S. Myers: Row Two: L. Beaulier, Mrs. Kuruce, R. Gomberf, K. Boink, C. Burridge, B. Ewarf, K, Miller, 5. Advisor fo The PRISM sfaff is Mrs. Kuruce. 6. Sevenfh period meehngs make The sfaffs day firing and very long. E . rr I Y gg' ion g Faqs IO6: Top Right Miss Shaw gives a quick pep talk before 'rhe game. Cenfer Le'F+: Senior, Kathy Sharp at bat Cenier Righf: Cap+ain Laurie Shaw plays in fhe cafchefs posifion. Lower Lefi: Capfain LaOui+c Olesky gsfs a base hit. N. if .1 it ., A if ' 6 I if xy' yn, K f 'r r' Yr' f I 'I . 4 ,V ,,:i f , . A ' 'W ' 5 3 2 3 M, i if qi fi ,. V X , . Q, lcztv ,,i, I V, A i',,f, 5 iw K 'L' K . 1' , . , .u f fm., V - 5, 'Lum . is 'W :V i Q 4 U is sr N' ' i if' 06 1 , in gs x 1 11 2 1 11. K K X . , M, . ' . ,,-sf Softball team Becomes Little Series Champions Captained by LaQuita Olesky and Laurie Shaw, the girls' sottball team ended their I975 season with a win-loss record ot 6-5. Each year, the Little Series Champions Tournament is held. This year the Tigers returned home atter taking tirst place. Seven seniors will graduate trom the team, but tour lettering girls will return tor next season. Team Picture: Front Row: LaQuita Olesky. Stephanie Heitz, Kim Sumwalt, Laurie Shaw, Kathy McClure, Tammy Moore, Kathy Cogdeill, Nancy Green: Row Two: Stephanie Semick, Kathy Schwartz, Kathy Sharp. Linda Wimer, Katrina Curtiss, Cathy Milne, Karen Emerson, Barb Schaetter, Miss Laurel Shaw, coach. Not Pictured: Karen Starr. mgr. Page I07: Right: Taking caretul aim, Kathy Swartz tires her tast ball over the plate. Far Right: Senior Linda Wimer. Below: Kathy Milne covers her base well. .. 'V ' ' S i bf., . . ,T - 'Q' gr wir KWH we-slu.'4' Malt ,..,...... ,. yn .fs AE. was . V EX N . scc., S c - ycrg, 3.55 ef 5 ' h, e : - A g 'nl 4. F !'j:f:' , . . i ,A gf y . - , os... f 1-W + . x 'f as . ,. . ...-as...,..f.-ew- Q S N, ' - af - . , 10 , . ,, . 1 . i' . aw...-me-f' fills M W., 1. 0 0 -.. f fans-f SCORE- BOARD Falls O + io Green pponenq IO Ellet 9 6 S+. VVM 9 8 Elms 2 2 Tallmadge 3 8 Ellet IQ I3 Elms IO 0 Coventry 7 7 Kent Roosevelt I3 Tournament Play 8 St. V-M 2 5 Ellet ' 4 6-5 3 fi., in 'i if-5, Shot put relay Wins trophy Sets record Captainecl by Scott Dotterer, Terry lvletzner, and Frank Barber, the l975 track team ended their season with a l-3 dual meet record, and a I-I triangular meet record. They also took eighth place in the Hendricks relays, sixth in the Hoban Invitational, eighth in the North Canton Invitational, tourth in the NEO conterence. and tourth in the Nordonia Relays. ln the sectionals, Jon Takacs placed lst in the shot put with a throw ot 55' I . George Humbert placed 3rd in the pole vault with a height ot l2'. ln the 880, Tim Spicer came in 5th with a time ot 2:0 I .6. Glen Warnick was 6th in the mile with 4:35. I . The mile relay team consisting ot Tom Buck, Bob Bible, Frank Barber, and Tim Spicer. placed 6th with a time ot 3:3O.9. At the Nordonia Relays, the shot put relay team, consisting ot Jon Takacs, Chuck Gough. and Adam Roxburgh, set a new shot put relay record by throwing a combined distance ot I48'2lf2 . 108 'A I vlwbil Page I08: Top Righ+: Tim Spicer - 880. Lower Lefh Eric Seaqren - 220. Lower 'F Riqhfx Torn Buck - 440. Page I09: Top Righ+: Coach Van Derlin and Coach Klein. Cenfer Lefl: Mark Leimeisfer- low hurdles. it QR - , ,. -vf f gf ,XX QT -. . ga .Q S G A ,r,. - , X ' ' H Wrre - Y J . . . H WS' , '- K . 'FALL . 2+ M li -. 'lffmf-9. K K .rss T f f i . - FFP' r .r . 'ff' ' it 'S -J Q . J' - M X, . .,.,.. fp, ' in W it 'Sf . I . Q . e q L .L S-. xg. Q ii T ' i .Qi ' 'Q '7 ii L fi ' T M-l-Sl 'ALL5 Y . .N ,AL V 5 . . xx LZ ix 'Q-A FALL fn - M ..i. ,,L a ll., 'fig fdg f.. 4 . ,,. K . i ' K . K Q., y I iv 'M L1,eQee' X - f ' - X . X ' ' T ' Q l' A 1 T K - - .... f L N ' W, 1 i ' ,, i . 'N . ---1-.1,'..,.' .i A . f'f .x 1 Team Pidure: Fronl' Row: D. Cooper, J. l-lurnberf, R. Ross, J. Wriqhf, B. Poe, J. Lerner, S. Conner, J. Christ T. Mefzner, F. Barber, J. Sprague: Row Two: D. Mele, mqr. B. Brown, mgr., D. Kimble, L. Hall, J. Brusso, G. Humberf, P. Robbie, K. Williams, C. Gough, P. Malador. T. Spicer: Row Three: D. Bowling, J. Talcacs, E. Seagren, A Roxburqh, J. McCoy. M. Leimeisfer, E. King, S. Lipsler, S. Doflerer, B. Bible, G. Warniclr, B, Mensch. '55, e Cindermen lose few seniors in '75 Anticipate '76 season will be a winning one Q 95 I 'WV Y -JATQMJ J., W V W , f, 'wr' ff f V , ,, My .W , i w If VW., 7' M y , 4z,f tg - .- . f,5,.,.fL .,.. Q Mfg we ,QV 'B V 'Ir 4415 ef vi 4 ' hw- I 5 we 2, M Lrifx, ,,,, Y' :seam A4 e ...M M... A ,. N A 'Mila' 'xl 'hw . A - , i f,,,,,,Z,, as ,, , 'Nu U ,A - 41, V Q Ay, V I ,. V' 4 1 Q f ,Z'W,,,'l'lx - ny, I H ,J , 1 , . x K K Fa Q A fi? '- h....n..s, , , I A V f I ' 4 I 29, , K mi kkxq K . WW v N K A 5 5- ' ,,. A' ,, 7 L W 4 . f-- i K ' 4 n ph an ,D rf' 4 5' E A , W I . V 'xx , Z' Q l m aff I 112 H N, .,,. -M A . .as I ff-,si iii .vs . f'b - s sv M in K sv . . , f-. ,vsssvgssk-A ssis -. ss:-. -- -- sc . W ss W sf 5 - an i fn .. --,, ...Q 4 -.. I I 'M x 5 Y ' K I- , . . fi 3, ' M . . ws. 1, 352. 4 J... .1 . .9 T . ,nf V, Page I I2: Leff: J. FuIIerTon had I6 hiTs This season. Top: J. DiGerIoma's Tielding average was .782. BoTTom LQTT: Co-CapTain Fred Coad. Boffomz Carl Harrison, recipienT of Team baTTing award. Page II3: Above: Coach Anspach calls Tor Time ouT.RigI'1T: Mike Marino had 22 hiTs This season. Tiger 9 tops districts, But falls in regionalsl Coached by Mr. John Anspach, The varsiTy baseball Team ended Their I'-775 season wiTh a record of 23 wins and IO losses. Included in This record are Their wins in The secTionaIs over Walsh and KenT Roosevelt Their wins in The disTricTs over FiresTone and WadsworTh which Took Them To The Regional TournamenT where They were deTeaTed by YoungsTown Chaney. I2 wins and 6 losses was The iunior varsiTy's record This year. Brian Lawhead, a iunior, was recognized as The Team's BaTTing Champion wiTh a baTTing average oT .398 Tor The season. Carl Harrison was awarded The Team piTching award and Mike Bline was named The mosT improved player. Mike Marino, Bill Fishback, Tom Chaboudy, and Brian Lawhead were named To The All Diamond Conference. Co-CapTains were Mike Marino and Fred Coad. 1 , ,. if 'W' 5 A! tw +L. . 'i'?T 'f.5'Y ?klf'WV Fron'I Row: D. LoPres+i. B. Kenney, S. Wolfe, F. Coad, M. Marino, M. Blineq Row Two: M.'Goga lmgnl, F. Megenhardf. J. DiGeroIoma. B. Wilkinson. B. Fishback, T. Chaboudy: Row Three: Coach Winseff. R. Williams J. Goodwill, B. Lawhead, B. Shaffer, P. Krascewski: Row Four: Coach Walker, T. Gearhart J. Fullerfon, GI Dale. C. Harrison, Coach Anspach. 1, r Y, X' , ' rhs xixgv 4 I V, f vs f ' REM I aa I r , - .K 5. Q 4: 4.3 R 5 H I we I 7 I ca ' ' rs 5 f iz Q h X I 4 S A wx 3 iq-is . , .21 'I I ' I G G 3 ' I9 I I I 'af f f if W 6 I A , I ca ' I -I ' . X i s U 'F-Afi I Iwi X ' X., 'X F N :Q ag 1 wwf I-3,-gy 5 ' I 'MW My A 5 .M ...,, Q I ,X N, A 6 fl if f,.' N 6 l-a is 'Q 3 A in K . KJI, 3 V 1? In IH- 1 QL K . Q . F. I 3 :-fr I K --'f- .KQA s A ..,...' . . , ...-. . ..,... .1 .. , ..s. . .. ... I SCORE- 1 57 . . . I I ,ff 4. ,QV I far BOARD s . . , . Falls Opponenf if IP' I Sleubenville 3 ' IO Twinsburq O I , , 4 Barberron 8 4 Canfon McKinley I , 7 Canfon McKinley 5 ' , 3 Sfow O 1 8 Firesfone 6 3. 9 Firesfone 2 I IW-cf' A O Barberfon 5 I I I .If 6 Barberfon 2 96 7 'Q in 4 Walsh 7 'I' I fl 3 Massillon 7 3, 2 Kenmore O I 9 Field 3 lzzz I 5 Hoban 2 I Hoban 3 5 Erie Prep 3 4 'nv 8 Erie Prep 7 M Q enmore is ah.-H. M., . 3 Massillon 7 N on . V I I Garfield 2 ' BQ Vg I I2 SI.VincenIs 4 6 Akron Easf 2 V6 0 0 0 7 Akron Easf 2 . l I Cincinnati 9 , 3 Wadsworlh 2 Tournamenfs Ii 'ff 3 Walsh I 91 , fr 5 IO Ken? Roosevelf 6 ' , 7 Y I 7 Firesfone 4 F 't 'F 'YZ' III' 5 Wadsworfh 2 N I' 6 Younqsfown IO 2 7 px 8 Cincinnali 2 gg, . www-a.... . 1' ' . . 'II4 S Q... ix' W . 'ls C . .. gr, , K . . i N' i -' se i ' . . fc , :M , . s. V - r . .sei-.s,..k X A ., , ,gm Q- hy ,gf Q by l N.... A .. ,. K' Q A , ,Hg L Q l s- - S.-'i s frm 1' N. '21 e ' Q as VZ ,dl A , .4 f 5 , ,M , i feat r M rf-i Mp, 75 'ifsi-1 sfiii-if I i .iisfrr ..f Front Row: G. Mawyer, J. Cochran, B. Pickens, J. Chaboudy. D. Vicarel: Row Two: J. Herbert, M. Zimmer- man, M. Woods, M. Palazzo. B. Bishop: Row Three: R. Kelly, C. Heacock, A. Valendza. D. Osfapowkz, B. John- son. B. Breckenridge and Coach Costill. Tigers tromped 3 district opponents 1 Page I I4: Top: Jim DiGeroloma checks for the coaches sign. BoH'om: Mike Marino doubles as catcher and co-captain. Page IIS: Top: Brian Lawhead was the Team ba++ing champion. Right: Cari Harrison knows when he has pitched a bad ball. II5 - n-B30 .x Tiger netters bring Back to Falls NEO win UpseTTing Lorain SouThview, The Cuyahoga Falls Tennis Team wenT ouT of The I975 season in winning Tashion as They broughT back To Falls High The NEO ConTerence Trophy. Having Three deTending champions on Their Team, Lorain Tigured They would win The NEO wiTh liTTle problem. The Tiger neTTers puT an end To ThaT Thinking as They won Three ouT of The Tive Tinals To win The coveTed Trophy. Responsible Tor The Black Tigers vicTory was Mario Cicchinelli, aT 2nd singles, who beaT lasT year's champion Trom Lorain 6-3, 6-4, Karl Lewis and Mark Trevorrow, aT IST doubles, who won in The Tinals, 6-2, 6- 7, 6-2, and The 2nd doubles Team oT Tom Pozza and Bruce Jeppesen who finished oTT Lorain's Team 6-O, 6- I. The Tennis Team Tinished wiTh a 2P77ecord, placed TirsT in The NEO conTerence, Tinished second in The AshTabula Harbor lnviTaTional Tournament senT Two doubles Teams inTo The disTricTs and had a second doubles Team end up wiTh The besT win-loss record wiTh a ToTal of 32 wins and 2 losses. ffzsfiff Q r Qi .yi TE s' S. mfs 2 A is s l ,, . i f - T . - ' ., .. , - ' ' H6 Team Piciurez Froni Row: Dave Kageorge, Mario Cicchinelli, Jeff McCardIe: Row Two: Bruce Jeppesen, Mark Trevarrow. Karl Lewis. Tom Pozza, Coach Michalec. - ul. I :Wk ...W X., x .. ke, A ? X ,fe R Page I66: Top Righf: Dave Kageorge. Lower Left Karl Lewis. Page I I7: Above Right Jeff McCardle. Lower Leffz Mark Trevarrow. Lower Righf Mario Cicchinelli. N N ' 'I ' :RF 'fake 1 ' .k ' 1.2: : r Slanding room only was available lor lhe Kiss Me Kale perlormances on April I I, and I2. Direclors ol lhe produc- lion were Miss Susan Murray, drama: Mr. Roberl Graham, lechnicalt and Mr. Peler Ulrich. music. John I-Iaughl and Abby Puenle held lhe lead roles as Fred Graham and Kale. Dawn McCIenny and Mike Yeager played lhe supporling roles as Bill Calhoun and Lois Lane. Phil Rodriguez and Jay Taylor sloIe lhe show wilh lhe number Brush Up Your Shakespeare, in lheir roles as gangslers. Dancers, choreo- graphed by Joyce Keegan Flynn were lealured in 'IAnolher Opening Anolher Showm and 'Too Darn I-lol. Backdrop design and painling lor lhe Padua Square scene was done by Mrs. Cryslal Brickner. The backdrop was made lrom lhe old acl curlain which was repaired, hanged, and linally painled. Page I I8: Top: Coslume and makeup design were done by Mrs. Liz Zaharo- poulos who is applying makeup lo Dawn McClenny. Lefl: The guys were lake ing up all lhe space al lhe makeup mirror which is whal Denise Soulsby lound oul when she lried lo gel close. Middle: Everybody lalked aboul how well lhe grips and casl worked logelher: il had a lol lo do wilh Miss Murray and Mr, Graham who gave pep lalks lo combined meelings ol casl and crew. Far Righl: As lhe curlain opens, casl members wander on slage and begin lo warm up and gel in place lor Anolher Opening Anolher Show. Page II9: Top Lell: Merrill Lohr accompanied lhe casl lor rehearsals and played in lhe orcheslra. Top Righl: Dancers: Fronl Row: D. Gaone, D. Spaelh, L. Caprella, L. Chapman, S. DeSanlis: Row Two: P. Mader, A. Sisco. S, Zaynor, J. Whilman, M. Ciccarelli. Bollom: Casl singing Kiss Me Kale in Padua Square iusl belore Pelruchio spanks Kale and lhe curlain lalls on acl One. , ,mm Ji Ngo 1 U ll it 118 -1 IIA another show ll A A 4 is 'L . . V x .. .. 7 'FK at is 6 1 ' . 2Q kk: K si? 4 ' - 'il A, - Wy' u X R if F 'Q tr ivy wuz , K A I . NX A A ' xg A S L, , l i ., , ,rffhmxgfh . Vg my W.,-I 3 2' is fx il xg 3 , Ak i Q F ! L in 1 as-vw 1 ? Q we 3 we gm, 'M ' Q if 511- fzh. f' M if in Page I20: Top Lef+: We Open in Venice, as sung by fhe four leads, John Haughf, Abby Puenfe. Dawn McClenny and Mike Yeager was one of many cornic inferludes. Above: John McMiiIan. as Horfensio, sings Tom, Dick or Harry wifh Dawn McClenny, Left How can he keep Kafe on fhe sef? Pefmchio decided To make use of The gangsfers who are hasseling him. Page IZI: Far Righfz Sporfing his own iong hair and beard, John Haughf sings wifh fhe men abou? how I'ye Come To Wiye If Wealfhily in Padua. Righ+: One of ihe fruly romanfic mornenfs in fhe piay comes when Lilli Hiafej Thinks she has received flowers from her ex-husband and she sings So in Love. y ,- -Q 1. 'ff mafk, rg i x .41 WS '- ,, in S Q ' +5 5 Q, A I .: i 1' ' -f K 31139. ,. X 3. 3 -215' . i , E gf, , . K V! . Q f if K A A - ., - . n-5 W, ll We it ,WO Q' lv 'xr' rf' -' P Grips make fountain flow Grips devoTed Their Time To long, hard hours oT worlc needed To build The seTTing Tor The Spring musical, Kiss Me KaTe. Fol- lowing The design paTTern by Mr. Graham The Grips consTrucTed Tour main seTs7 The dressing rooms oT PeTruchio and KaTe, The Padua scene. The baclcsTage corridor, and The TheaTer alley. A unique TeaTure This year was The con- sTrucTion oT The waTer TounTain which acTu- ally worked, needed Tor The Padua scene. , T ,V F builT enTirely by The sTudenTs Themselves. Q1 3 ii. 3 Heading The grips are chairman. PaTTy 'f -' . Q , I , 'ir nii - M Bump? secreTary. John Zrelalc: and Trea- ilii' ii T surer. Adrienne Greer. W -X 'W 122 M J 1 'Wu' 211:- N 5 an win v X. M ,,.,..Xw 'wh' rl f i1 Q I. I. Paffy Bump qefs fne cosrnefic ?abWe ready for use. 2, A big cnaUenqe for We grips was To consfrud a work- ing rounraln. 3. Working on props for Tne 'fneafer arley scene is Kearny Wagner. 4, Seffinq Hue fiqnfs for the pNay is Jeff Fxnnan, 5. Takunq a breafner are Jonn Zrelak and Qary Scnulfz, 6. Benxnd fne curfain fninqs are more rehaxed. 7, Par? of fne problem of doing a phy is qeffinq and creanng fne rxqnr propertxes as experienced bv Befn Wrlson. Top hats, tennis shoes Highlight prom attire On Saturday April 26, 250 couples entered the Kent State Student Union Ballroom tor the Junior-Senior Prom. It started at 8:00 with music, everything trom roclc to polka, pro- vided by Lou Elgart. Dani Brittain and Tom Vicarel were named King and Queen under this years theme l'Just You and Me while iunior crowners chosen were Kim Meadows and Randy Raines. The ballroom, decorated in the colors ot light green, yellow, and pink, held the sights ot everything trom top hats to tennis shoes. Carmen Studios were present taking pictures ot the couples. ff nil K ss, is 41 Qs ,. ri M S, ,Wy 'rss .-f ' 3. LM Q LL.L 5 4... ,Q I 5. I. Torn Vicarel and Dani Briffain dance The fradifional King and Queen dance. 2. Top-hafs seemed lo be fhe in lhing in I975. 3. J. Rice, T. Neighbors. M. Miles, J. Harless, K. Meadows, T. Vicarel, D. Briffain, R. Raines, B. Cun- ningham. M. Marino. G. Lovelace, J. Konic, B. Long. J. Benfley. 4. Couples enioy slow dancing once in awhile for a change. 5. The courf sleals lhe floor before anyone else can join in. 6. Junior crowners escort fhe l'u+ure Falls sfudenfsii To lheir lirsf prom. x X 1: V i f b Q., 'vamp l l 5. All oT The vocal music deparTmenT ioined TogeTher on May 2 Tor The annual Pops ConcerT. Opening The program was The combined Girls Glee Clubs. Their numbers included Three Trom Rodgers and l'lamersTein's The King and l. Mixed chorus was revived in I974-75. Among Their selecTions was a medley Trom Fiddler on The RooT, narraTed by Rich Williams. Melody Men and MelodeTTes opened The second halT oT The concerT wiTh WhaT Now My Love. They also per- Tormed The Way We Were and Proud Mary. Many M8iM members were TeaTured laTer in solos accompanied byfx Cappella Choir. Doing selecTions Trom My Pair Lady were Dawn McClenny, Phil Rodriguez, Sue Scoville, Daun STerling, Tim Hamil- Ton and John l-laughT. Also TeaTured were Milce Yeager and Joe Rinella. Choir sang Shadracl4, Clap Yo' Hands and closed TradiTionally wiTh SenTimenTal Journey direcTed by Mr. Ulrich. I. Singing abouT his problems wiTh love, John l'laughT porfrays Henry Higgins in Mllve Grown AccusTomed To Her Face. 2. Phil Rodriguez capTivaTed The audience wiTh his rendiTion oT WiTh a LiTTle BiT OT Luclcf' 3. Mixed Chorus did selecTions Trom Fiddler on The RooT, narraTed by Rich Williams. 4. Some Peopleii was perTormed by iunior, Milce Yeager. 5. Combined Girls' Glee Club, 6. Joey'i was an appropriaTe Tune Tor Joe Rinella. 7. All OT The Pops ConcerT was direcTed by Mr. Ulrich. 8. Show Me was done by Sue Scoville. 5' at So 00 9 11 ,+ V, I , 4 F. I. Z' ,lx , 5 'V' '-fs, x , Q N wa fx Nr , l 4 fr Q iw ff gl .iid 4 ii. li'.,3g.' Q W' v4 .' ',- wa 313 ', X 4 7' WY Q S 19 wx 'ff , W 1 wh n . , nf! , .,...- x '13 Y v u-V .Q 141- J , , .' 4. N n.-. Q f,-5 I , ., ..j VY 1 Mrs. Hart Chosen teacher of the year by C F E A On May 2l, l975. Mrs. Evalee l-larT received The C.F.F.A. MeriT Award aT The Annual Cuyahoga Falls EducaTion AssociaTion recog- niTion recepTion held aT Silver Lake CounTry Club. Mrs. l'TarT was chosen Trom all The Teachers in The Cuyahoga Falls sysTem To be The recipienT OT The MeriT Award. A versaTile woman, Mrs. T'larT is cer- Tainly admired by many TaculTy members including Mrs. ShaeTTer, a Tormer sTudenT and sTudenT Teacher wiTh Mrs. l-larT, who presenTed The award. Four arTicles, wriTTen by Mrs. l larT, have been pub- lished: Two in The English Journal, one in Clearing House lin collabo- raTion wiTh anoTher Teacherl and one in The Ohio Schools. She was also a consulTanT Tor ScoTT Foresman Publishing Co. on a series OT science-TicTion books. When The English deparTmenT received a S200.000.00 federal granT To revamp The English deparTmenT in l965, Mrs. l'larT was deparTmenT chairman and she served as The ProiecT DirecTor Tor Two years. She has been Teaching in The Falls sysTem Tor TwenTy-Two years, has her undergraduaTe degree from Bowling Green and her MasTer's Trom KenT STaTe. T 1 l32 Manhood and Womanhood awards pictured Senior class presidenT, John Nash lpicTured leTTl, Turned over The key To George l-lumberT, who will lead The class oT '76, aT The recogniTion assembly. Tom Shemory was presenTed The PinlcerTon Manhood Award aT senior recogniTion assembly on Friday, June 6, I'-775. Tom meT sTandards Tor The award by being The only person oT The graduaTing class To Tinish wiTh a 4.0 average. Besides being a Tine academic sTudenT, Tom was capTain oT The soccer Team, played inTramural baskeTball, was a mem- ber of NaTional Honor SocieTy and some of his wriTings appeared in This year's Prism. Kimberlynn Kleason, Top Temale in The T975 graduaTion class, received The Womanhood Award. In order To win The award a young lady musT have high academic sTandards and excel in eiTher music, service To sTudenT body or club acTiviTies. Kim's Tield was music. She sang in a cappella choir, played TluTe in band and was in The orchesTra Tor Olclahomal and Kiss lvle KaTe. She also received The Arian Award in recogniTion oT her achievemenT in The Tield of music. Melissa Von Moos and Richard Lilley were The recipienfs of +he I975 Self Reli- ance award. Presenfed by lhe Cuyagoga Falls Jaycees, +he Self Reliance award is in recognifion of a young man and young woman who have learned +0 rely upon fhemselves againsf unusual difficulfies and Thereby achieved success in 'rhe face of adversify. Marian Miles and Jim Benfley bofh served on S+uden+ Council for Their +hree years af Falls High. Jim being presidenl' his senior year. Each was a member of Nafional Honor Society and Marian was a member of Y-Teens while Jim parfici- pafed in Spanish Club. Marian and Jim received The Leadership Award a+ senior recogni+ion assembly on June 6, I975. 134 Self reliance and Ieadershi awards 27 m Y l ,, , as ll -sa, i' 135 X 4 . -K ZL,L1 ,L., 1 .NNN 1 . I X kk A zggii lune 10 1975 Graduation for 810 4 me ' r el 1 xl, staff . . . 140 juniors. . .206 seniors. . .154 sophomores. . .226 I. . Assistant superintendent retires after twenty-eight years of service Atter 28 years ot service as Assistant Super- intendent. Mr. John Steinhauer retired with these words, Uchildren and teachers are in my heart and will always be there. lvlr. Steinhauer became a legend in the Falls Schools when he otten drove to Columbus tor government sur- plus sales. Returning with truclcloads ot items with no immediate use that were stored away. When the need arose, Mr. Steinhauer would wander into a storeroom and emerge with the needed item at low government prices. l'le will be missed tor many reasons but the more humorous reason would be that he was the only school otticial to lcnow the location ot utility shut ott valves in all the schools. There was a public reception honoring Mr. Steinhauer on June 9, l974 at Lions Parlc Lodge. First Row: David E. Anderson, D. James Davidson, Dr, Charles E. Castor Row Two: Richard T. Cunningham, William E. Cope- and. Mr. Robert Parsons Administrative Principal tw Mr. William Raybuck Junior Principal it i 3 .iii i 1 140 Mr. Percy Grentell Athletic-Director Mr. David Rump Senior Principal QE ' f'I'x Mr. John Woods Sophomore Principal fi ' i Mr. Roberl' Daniels Secondary Supervisor Dr. Harold Wilson Superinfendeni . rm 4. 'gan . a . -Q if rLL,, 5 L I S Q at Q9 , . .X H, , - , if H fo r ' iiffgi fji ,451 xg Q ef xi V .K 1 'f yu In 2 1 A .V l . ii ii i' i if Q55 if Mr. Clini Emmerich Assisfani Superiniendenf if vw new Mrs. Miss Fedorovich Mlss Friend iss Mr. Henderson FA x nn l,, Mrs. McD Mrs. Moore ,.. . Mrs. Grumbach Mr. Pocsilr Mr. Po'Hs Mrs. Raess Mrs. Koeppel Mr. Reuss Mrs Sfofsuclr 42 .. 7 .4 E ...ix is 5 ..,-- Mr. Pozarski V Miss Shaw Mo xc: HAT 19 Fronf Row: V. Helblinq, H. Wright H. Tyday, P. Defigilio, J. Farmer. E. Roof, I. Horner, D. Pifz: Row Two: N. Bolfz, K. Tuma, R. Herkimer. K. Cory, R. Pancoasf, W. Brown, L. Combs, M. Rexburqh. Mr. Youfz Mr. Feldbuslw Mr. Ulrich wax , rffiii l ,sll . l 15:14. b 'Ps VY lqslv 5 ,li XR Ei B 's if 5 Y N 1 , ' N YQ X , X . 5 X 5. . ,. ,. . Mrs. Carson Mr. Durbin Mrs. Herr Aus! M AMrsl-jochberg Mr. Kulbaugh Mrs. Kungle Mrs. Wade Fronf Row: Miss Price, Miss Murray, Mrs. Marslwall. Mrs. Greenarnyer. Mrs. Perersorv. Mrs. Kemp, Mrs. Easrln, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Shaffer: Row Two: M Tener, Mr. Llles, Mr. France, Mr. Sanfos, Mr. Kalbauglm, Mr. Durbin, Mr. Clwurclw, Mr. Carson, Mr. Vlers. Mr. Grenfell. Mr. l-lalllwill. S Mrs Black Mrs. Lipinski Mr. Mascio Pisgni V Mr. Young Mr. Anderson Mr Gruber Mr Haughf on 4492928 HAM -:rf 1' ' 5 . Mr. Nicodemus Mr. Price 1 f . 'L Qi Mr. Siplra Mr. Viers , AA n-1 Mrs. Blazewick Mrs. Bucey Mrs. Easfin Mrs. Ferner Mr. Graham P X Mrs.Frazea U' ' Miss Hari' Mrs. Horner sf v Wi. , Mrs. Huliclr Mrs. Kuruce Mrs. Lingo Mr. Love Miss ,Q Ui .L Q. 3 ,. K T Mrs. Shary -Q Q 13, K 'I Jw gp S 1 if Mr. SMH Mr. Ross Mr. Schroeder 'ws Mrs. Wrobiewski Miss Davis mv I. K XJ, A Mrs. Adams Mrs. Young Mrs. LeggeH IA Caonveforv acid Q r . ll oo P6 sg sm N E ?i l r 'wa-'-1 Q Kb, x fra' Mrs. Creed . ia mfies Sophomore orlenfalion day could be exlremely confusing if I+ weren'+ for fhe help of counselors like Mr. l-loller who help lo Mdirecf Waffle. 'TE' V .3 lr ly 1 -6 . 1 . '1 --..,.,.,,,,,,, AS,,,:Q4 f3QlQfV,,29 .mgj 2 ssrrg I 9 Uv 'Y Aq.,k nn In ll Mr. Rofh Miss '?' vig' Jllggrkdffxx P mv sw,k,1,,.,Q' o B ii ...- VHS A 1 ,S Mr. McGowan Mr. Chula New Mr. Anspach ,sag . a si f f f Mr. Esposi+o Mrs. Felder nl nn A. u Mrs. ' . k ff J rf Mr. Reynolds Mr. Sharpneck Mrs. Tromp Mr. Wes? MVS. Auker r Bggfon A , ' Q jxi.. I - ,, fgj 2,k,,r-5 lf.. .4 MV- Largs Mr. Ling Mr. Marlin Mr. Sheiler X. f ssss Q f ,, . gs Q i 3 S 2 W 'R 3 U f W K we s- fl, ,, , L l . :' s 4 .. X --X, Mrs. Mrs. Fisher 'wk Mrs. Smiih Miss Jablonski Mrs. Horva+h g. 3 ,f Mrs. Van Anfwerp Mr Bllderbeck Mr. Ridzon 1 Mayor Quirk and Governor Gilligan a+ +he ST. V. game. 3 en5Che , lq 11 P. .L1c1., ,, ' Mr. Liles x r r wr r xi ' I Mrs Alfier Y Mr Bishop Mr Curry n1n ,x r Mr. Ewald Mr. Simon Mrs. Pope Mr. Toner Mr. Pearce W , J , ,XX ai Mrs i Mrf. Snyder A1 nl u is A ik .. .. Mrs. Smifh Mrs. Zelenlca R.N. 6 f f Q k. , 5 - nA x11 X X x I , , 'E Mrs. Hehel . W , ig' M I. 6 Q if ? ,, Q fil- M M , 4 , j ., , J ' Q' rrvr -A , M 'Qi' , .ws mu ,,, A ul 1, 1 , I W. I 1 'W 1 l l ii, ' ' l 'i Fronl Row: Helen Fobel, Ca+herine Koch, Ann Fofi, Agnes Scoff, Georgia Adams: Row Two: 1 Wilda Wrigl'1l,MargarefKochan, Nora Gurslri. Mary Guinn, Virginia Ferris. Shirley Hana. Mary Q Knowles, Phyllis Smifh, Virginia Siama, Nancy Meyer, Mary Jane Del-larf. i l i l i 153 , .l R fag A ,i . JIM ALEXANDER -fev- VAL ALLRED x W' 5, s JOSEPH ANDREA G-ISELLEAGUIRRE RHONDA ALKIRE f S. EE E W-A DAVID ANDERSON ,nur :-- -, My ' N LORIARCHER MARTIN ARMBRUSTER KAREN ARMISTEAD lf I am to die tomorrow . . . 2 E35 E W ' fx- 2 -':: 1 - - 3 ' -' .5 I ' - - SUE ARNOLD GARY ASI-IBY MARY ASI-IBY ,- MWQ i-IV 9:23 L Ig.. ,W - ', .f.u- V. Y.. . STEVE AURILIO TINA BABAK JOSEPH BACKER Was-M ALICE BAIRD CAROLYN BAKER MARK BALINT CATI-IY BANFIELD MARK BANKY FRANK BARBER III I will not let that spoil today ,f I ' l'l2gl . R K, K 4 J Q 1 J' J S, sf' r SSR' . f - 1 S , ..,. .Qi .. is A , ,, 1 ,- N 1 I NDI A ' R, 1 Du+ch Kipp, sporfing his new T-shirt lGi3eIIe'IAquirr61 . Bll 0, Swish CWD AQBf1Pf2SII41J M122 HQKIBBOUWSLU I tri: Kiss Jim Algxagfder . I ,B '24 I I B I David-Andergsonl MMBB . N ,I-LS. V,I .C.A. II, IZ: Sqccer II, IZQ Tefjnis II I, '22 B., I , B i Jqe Andrey . . Soccer I I., I2: Gymnashcs Kgren IArn1isfegd . Spanish CIubB IO, I I: N fH.SQ I I, R12,l IIIA ABKfll l1B - . Sibve ikurifio. ARBA' 4 .Band lll 40.11. T52 I . . F5b+bSIIIR0,I21I A IAII lfAl AAIA A 1 - AIIII A Ifflll A CqroIyn Baker , . .lFrench CIUb IO: Nlafiofial NIleri'fYScI'zi:5Iar'I IQ l'x' I I' ff '1,' A 1 Ballffiela . . IEZOBREICEIIIQJBBIZI I Yearbook Sfaff I2. l' B' NIarkIBanI:y . . RifIe C?Iub l!O. Frankiarber . . AS+uden+fCour1clI1-IO,fI I, Track if .251 I ,K I MIKE BARLEY STEVE BARNES I ,Q J I I BeIIIeIepI'1one can be a girI's besf friend. 'MF' BECKY BAUM DAVID BAYLOR Happiness is a how, not a what . . . DAN BARNI-IOUSE 'xc-1 MARK BARTOW SUE BARZDITIS FRANK BAYLOR if' LINDA BARTI-I GREG BARTOLON 1... , ,Ig 3 ry Brian Curry seems fo be fhe only one excifed af The baseball qame. E, .1 :-- s L V V, . Q '1 3. CURTIS BEACH LEEANN BEACHY talentp not an object Herman Hesse F LESLIE BEASLYE PENNY BECK KAREN BELL BECKY BENEIELD ANITA BENNETT KURT BENNETT 1 1 A: fl i Q 3 JIM BENTLEY JAMIE BERGER ..7,.. x Sfudious sfudenf or sun worshiper? Finn .Diving 10? 'Z - evfsqesme-cron. .Q.s1QQ+b.1zn 10.15. E Q E -keeAnnef Beeehy.e34e Juenion Achievement 1:6556 Beasley . L' . iii. 12: Studenf E eleflwcf' 410' 1 ' eeefK22fAQQPPQ3'C K KEY?'f0'f'??h0 ?f 'Ke'e eEK K E fiZin5'AnQieBg5fa948N. f4iLH.SK. arg 12: B.-md fI G,v?1, T23 Acawieiisa H. IKE: Cfheeciadder I '-ff. ,1, ,ig ,i ,ii Knifla Binneii' .F.CgA. IIOI Sbffbalel MIG: evorfeywf fe. KEekuffs,fgm++. v.f.c.A. up - A ,gsmL Qamfaey e. sfgpnasg cgpbj nz N1-Ls. VI I. IZ: Sfudenf Cozincif IO, Ilg l2i'PreSsi- Eden+'S+uden'rColuncilf I2:' l E E' Evelyn Bergfeen, . iYeerbobk E EDWARD BEIDLE VT' KIM BENFIELD STEVE BEN NETT . ' fr' , E E518 ah ' 'K 5 , 1 Rf Kfee Q df EVELYN BERGREEN South VibtnamEfalls7hfo Communist hands SI-IERI BERTKA DAVID BETZ i', MELISSA BIGELOW Ahq, SUE BINGI-IAM f i I' .. .,f,,f .X kk PAUL BEZBATCI-IENKO LEE BICHUM CANDACE BIGELOW E L 1 A, L L11 .2 xx '. ,I . , I 5 ' . I' . J K ,al I , Qy If LLL ,i fav W gxxm 9' .1 , II, X 3, A A' L W - v A if 7' 3 . Cf P Y 4' 1 ' K Y I E ' , x ,, Q ,- N Jigga .Y N ., ' Q 'P' J Science program is revamped so fha? seniors fake bIoIogy rafher Than sop JIM BLAZSIK MIKE BLINE TERRI BLOSS SUE BOI-IANON wx I . N: L. Q W Irwin? ,D Y . K XSL 13 rx Imomores. I Q 'Nm , ,- 5 Qs. In TRACEY BOND . .. .. X Q 'Xa U MICHELE JIM BOSECKER BORDENKIRCI-IER 4:5-P' JEFF BOWLING TOM BOZZELLI ,ww .av ,I PauifegBezbe+chenIcaQJ.. . . Band IIQQI I, I2 IZ. MQIISSA BIgeIow . . . German CIub IO: VoI IeybaII I I, I2. susgfasngham . 'h.IIfIIfQ'fQ5ymnasIicsIi'l':Ifif1 2. Jim Blazsilx . . .Meciicus Circulus I I, I2. MiI:e,,BIine . . . Ba5QIQaII I I. m CIub I I, I Dennis Brady. . .Wres+Iing IO, II. I2. Jim fBQsecIzer . , h, ARifIe Club IOQ, I If.I.C.A. 42. III II If I A A Tom BozzoIIi . . .Medicus CircuIus I I. Todd Brenn . . .Soccer IO. I I, I2, Gerald Brom. . ,IO.W.E. I I, I2 .III MIKE BOSO DAN BRADY DENNIS BRADY MAUREEN BRANNON DANI BRITTAIN Sfeve Davis In fI1eIubrary. 'i' x I TODD BRENN DEAN BROADWATER I 2II io JERRY BRONKO Before us is a big stepf some of us will stumble . . JEFFREY BROOKS CHRIS BRUSH DONNA CAIN BERNARD BROWN f- is F' f.: f .. I .I 4 - L ky k MARIANNE BUEI-IRLE DENNIS BURLY is' DIRK BURGAN CI-IRISTEE BURRIDOE ROBERT BROWN MARK BULLOCK BONNIE CAMPBELL LINDA BURROUGI-IS I q,. Q I q, . Q - -qw? 5. ,,..-..f I fi If if . ,E . 'f LOU ANN BRUBAKER SCOTT BRUCE Cl1dflQSlBfOOkS. . .V.I.C.A. II, I2. Bernard Brown . . . German Club IO, II, I2: Track II, I2: Don'+DrinI4II1e Wa'rer I2: 'KISS Me Kale IZ. IL, . 45 Backers 10: Bandfil II, I2. I 1 I Scofi Bruce. . .Rifle Club IO, I I. Marlrhaulfoclr. . . F.C.A. IO: swimming IO: WALIBFTOIO 'O' I I 5 . .Band IO., Dennisflepriola. . .Swimming IO, II, I2. Jdahna Carano . . .Sfuclenf Council I I. . . .'Y-Teens IAB I Sam fielalano. Foelballlllili I Tom Chaboudy . . . F.C.A. IO, I Ig Baseball IO. II, I2: Fcofball II, I2. Lynhlillfgpman. . IO: Any- fhi'ngl1fibes7' I I O: ''OklahomfgfflfffIIZQI : A Kiss Me KaI'e'l' I2.l ll Brian Charles. . .Foo+baIl IO, II, IZ: Bas- lcefball IO, ll, l2: Track IO, II, IZ: Baseball IO, II, I2t Band IO. II, IZ: Newspaper IO. II,I2,, Vi some of us will fall, but most of us will make it Ca,,W Banwd DENNIS CAPRIOLA SAM CATALANO ,if - - ,nv R Slit 2 pa.: ' 1. Un if i W me ri, -.iii gf C ' A l l - A , BERNARD CHABOUDY ' I ... Ispx ,Ki .A 45- i' l .- ix R 4' 1 'if?'fi 'K X ' A . 5wk '7w.'v LYNN CHAPMAN W aint JOANNECARANO BRUCE CARPENTER LORI CARY Wire-rims are in fashion. Dawn Sferlinq - Goldfone vocalist Dave Conn and Tim O'Connor don? look foo Hwrilled wifh Their American liferafure assignment . xsgy E., 'R R' . K i a. M Ti, lg : n 5 fs i,CiiC. si R x BARY CHABOUDY TOM CHABOUDY BRIAN CHARLES Jim Benfley. presidenf of Sfudenf Council. Ik fi., DAVE CHERVENIC DAVE CHESS DONNA CHILDERS SYLVIACHIN KATHY CHRIST PATRICIA CHRIST P' . Mir, vw 'wg IS I I BRAD CHRISTMAN MARIO CICCHINELLI JIM CISAR QQ 3' GINA CLARK MARK CLARK JEFF CLERICO . RIII . A III Q n , , 1 ITGQIHS IZ' f IIII f IISI f Q , . , M6I?I0 CI9?I I!?9IIIj SQWTIISIW II35 , IIIAII -,'f O - ,'I. 7 I1,,: . IES W shesffing. .ITV A AI? I I. f5 fICI? C?- VFffe??IE 'Q:'0I:II,I' 'ff TI ST A ITIS I EII S TIESI I IIII I II I Q SIT I A . S S Traci 'II' 'IF NanryIQoIdwaII1f. Sgxaniigh AI OIQ-V024 - IAEII'SS, I f'CIQA-1fID0ff I QQ I 5 53'Id?5 SEOQSWCIIIIIT I 22? Iim' f Imm, DDI IS D ir, - -vf. f.-,' I lmi :.k lik ,. k,lk , f . PAT CLOUGH mg.: FRED COAD AH,f ' 'H-iv'x NANCY COLDWELL GREG COLBERT RICK COMBS JANICECONLEY DAVE CONNER CATHY CONNOLLY C AA aa ST- ? fi-1' l J S .: ,bidi 3 ei ,ff , a DENISECORBITT LYNNE CONDLEY i BECKY CONN , , 13 5 K N CCRYW Learn from yesterday li ve for today, hope for tomorrow 163 W J I I 1 1 Senior Officers: John Nash, Pres.: Gail Haymaker. Trees.: Befh Moyer. Sec.: Tim Myers, Vice-Pres. I 'vggrff ry BRENDA COTTRELL GEORGIANA COUNES WI? LYNN COYLE KEITH CRADDOCK WENDY CRAIG DANIEL CRAWFORD LAURA CRAWFORD KATHY CRISS RONALD CROFT JODY CROSS RUSSELL CROY CINDY CULBERTSON Frank Robinson becomes first black manager . . . C ' f I mim 1 mv, 4, 211. ,ggi ,,., -1 f, 4 1 . . 4, . A kk,, I A A Rok: IICC in major leagues. 4'-N CI-IERYI. CULLY BETSY CUNNINGHAM BRIAN CURRY SALLY CURRY CINDY CURTIS SANDY DANFORTH CINDY DAVID ROBERT DAVIS JOANNE DAWSON Wifi CHUCK DELAGRANGE JIM DELAGRANC-E CHRIS DEMENT Dpvid I I: F0QI'bQII5 ,I I., KEN DENISON ,,l2. D U I , I A DALE DEREMER Melanie Di++ci. AIAA . gNI.H.S'.Tl,1Tl2.I' I I IJenhI'ferf.D6dsoh . ,' .ffi1FGUF-SQUBYQ -I lf, IZ: D5Pan'SIfC'u5I',' UUDD I . D , TTQFD Dormq. Sco'H Doherer . F.C.A. 10, I I1 I 2, BQs- Iefball 10: Counffv IOII 2123 ffm 10, ,D , . .D I D DAPHNEDIAMANTIDES DSIW' DUVCWID- 3 QQDDIVIDIIQQI DDID DIDD I I I CINDY DIETZ Chris Duhn BaIrSdiIID, I - A AcappeIIa Pi, I2:C-5oId+ones lf2.' I Ql' A A I Morfin Dqnphy . RiFIe Club IO. D I ,D . Judy Duplega. Ng .I N.H.Sg II, 12: Gymnas- 'Iics I I.h I2: Band I'O.VTI II2Ig Acbp'peIIIQ II, I2:MeIodeHesI2.. I I D 1 . I I Jennifer Dye ,A . V.IgCfAg III. f' A ' xii K g I ,kk. . , MELANIE DITTO JENNY DQDSQN ' wb ss: :-' -f: I-H r ' TOM DORMO SCOTT DOTTERER DIANE DUKE SUE DUNBAR PAM DEWITT I . ROB DIETZ CHERYL DOLAN f-an Q . CI-IERYL DUNCAN T ' 4: I J ,I 5 I , ef STEVE DUNCAN lfg, . I 5 JENNIFER DYE CHRISTOPHER DUNN MARTY DUNPHY CAROL EDMISTEN 46 N 1 JY, . E va J UDY DU PLACE-A HENRY EDWARDS SHARON EDWARDS Great opportunities come to those who make the most of small ones. Girls need Io know more Ihan lwomemaking. ROBERT ENGLISH COLLEEN DURBIN DIANE EMIGH A BRENDA ENOS DORTHY EVANS JEFF EVANS TINA EVERSON I LL-L x- ' ' L I ,I ,QI BRIAN EWART BOB FABICK JR If . I 5 gif. PAM FALKENSTEIN JILL FARRELL I I I STEVE FAIRHURST .- 'ww T? -iz 'I-Il:s,II-:T-3 - ,,,:::- iw.: ' .253 ' I EE 4 A I E RICK FASIG E 4 ,yilllr-A Mix II, Iasfe I+, and we have fo eaf if? NI- DIANEEERGUSON RUTI-I EERRELL , ,,.,.. ,,1Ifm:IzlmwuwmnnwmwnmM'vG,, af - Ram :su-Ifsg III ,I5+2IfRBm4 i Io,-sz I EI I 5d'5iQfd0iI' i5UGfb5luif1'f'j1R f I , CIW F0'f'ff 4 EIMS' I I2- I , . SOfIb6II IGI 'Q V ED EIORDO NN' 'So ,W GARY FERRISE BILL FISCHBACI-I JOHN FISHER ,xii CINDY FORSHEY BARBARA FOUCH F: ,W 5, . me X 1 I ' A5L,. L H Q-if I I I GLORIA FLICKINGER CHUCK FOWLER DEBBIE FOX 3. 5 'N ' .If A ROBERT FRANCHINO TAMMY FRANCISCO Life is my joy and my hope, not tomorrow but today - Frangolse Glroud Senior siudenf council members SCOTT FRASER I .fr QE , r .5 ' 5 ,gk PAUL GANGL CI-IERYLGEER if . T , . - ,gin .:. K: 'HI u I 1 -1. M :, . fzf -1- I 1 IIII - I 35' lf ' xgwiffr ik . -. I vi I Ca if .Ig I ITEMS 'VS .ae'1gi f,pIiQ'9t'!5iT TERESA GILCI-IRIST ALSAC- I - ' Q I 2 I 454 Q33 -1 A 'X N W 9 I.xI A-q'.e ALMA FRASURE SUZI FRAZIER SCQH' Frgser, ,IV .'B3skIeIbdIIQI IAQ 1. Suzi Frezigr A. SpanE sh! OIub A fl If, 42, InIerna+IonaI Club ICQ Newspaper I I, I2, I 'Jqhn E'uIIerI'qn I .I . BasIceIb.3II V? I I Darlsen Gaone . . I. Spanish Club IO: Gym- nasrics I It Swimming? IO: 'An1y'rIningIGioes I I1 Kiss MeIKafe ,I2.n I n I I I VCheryIGeer. . .Spanish CIub IO. 'I VL Wes Sermon . . . N.I-LS. II, I2:nSki Club I Ig IZ: Wafer' PoIo IO, II, I2: Swiimrning IO. IZ., I I I I I Uaudia GI9gI'Iorn . . . Amy Goodwin . . Q SpanisImCIub, IO: N.iI I'QS. II, I2: I'?.T.A. I2: Close-Up Program II, I2., I I I , , , , Carol Gordon IQ 4 . N.H.S. II I, IZ: Rcrdry ScI1oIar IO, II, IZ: Band IO, III, I2qIAcap1 peHanH.l2'I I I I. I I I I Elaine Graff. SpfSnIsI1I CIuIIoIOQ f I I Nancy ' Green Q . C5erman CIQB I O,VI Ilgf Srndbnf CoQunciI I2f N.H.S. I I, I2: Rofcry Scholar I'O,I I I, I2: So'I7+I:aII IOQ I I.f I2: Bas-I Ice'rbaIII I, f2iJ'ur1'IorAcI1iev6n'IerI+ . VA A Milne Greene . 1 . Srudenr CouncII IZ: Jun- ior'AcI1ieveImenI IO:mSpanIsIriCIuI: IOQI I h Cefherine Griffin . . . Tiger Backers IO4 II JOHN EULLERTON LINDA QADSQN DARLEEN GAONE JAMES GARDNER ,ff-dv WES GERMON TONY G-IANNINI rw GAILGILLESPIE MARY KAY GINGO I2iBasIceI'baII IO, I A I mIII A I I CLAUDIA GLEGI-IORN AMY GOODWIN CAROL GORDON CINDY GORDON ELAINE GRAF 'EUR fm...- NANCY GREEN -4016 -Q ,ff Fronfz F. Barber. E. Palonez Row Two: G. Aguirre. B. Conn, B. Long. M. MiIes, L. Bichum, S. Barzdifis, D. KeIIy7 Siandingz B Brown MIKE GREENE Homeroom reps. Q :Q X r rw -In . gh'-6 4--. A . I 5 BILLGREGORY DIANE GRIFA CATHERINE GRIFFIN LYNETTE GRIEFITI-I DEBORA GRIFFITI-IS collects a record breaking 582,000 ROBIN HACHAT LISA HAGUE KAY HAKES 4,-up Grand jury indicts Nixon aides: Ti A if W fs A . ', ILLI I Ha Idema n, Mitch ell A and EhrIichman. gi TERRY HALL THOMAS HALLEY TERRY HAMILTON . gil ,f ,ar V . .,':: ri -- I'-, , JOHN HARI-E55 A :ik A '- I ' YA 'Nm It if SI I L TIMOTHY HAMILTON BARB HAPANOWICZ DAVE HARDING STEVE HARP DEBBIE HARRINGTON CHERYL HARRIS v f 11-Nl, ,, I f 4 lk I. ' 1 ws LORI HASSON CARL HARRISON , Si Q 1. K K . iw . . I , I I ., I ' fx -, . 1 5, I , N ' S. , mils X ' 'I 2' 'I fx I . mm: A I I Y wp As. Jif nag .Qs fi li . . ,, ,I ,.f:v.:p7 K -- . A-gdgiw, QM Ig,2:55q55:,f55q 11 A wa-12:-w -fi S 2-aww ky JOHN HAUGHT PATTI HAYDEN SAIL HAYMAKER PAM HARTNEY ED HANKINS PAULA HAZEN ' i CASEY HEATH JENNY HEATON MAX HEEMAN R9I?I'YIfI'9I'S9f: 5k'fQfUbQ1f21f Yeffbdoff Im SIIE SIIS I I 1 I g E I I Lisi Hague .AIE .CZIfeeerIeercIer IO: II I Ifhy H.nkeSI.QQ.'Q f f Q I Q Hamflhgn IQ I German CIuIo IO: Thesd pmsI IQ, I II fS2:Acappe1fa I IQ mesmifh I2:l6r,ipsI.O,I1I,.l2. J I I Q 'I0, I lj Tennis lJ0:IJI-kind IQILII f Smdem Counc?I IOL IQI :fSWIQmf0fbfiII IO? Z5C?FiP?IIfi if IQ .121 57QfIcIaSI1Joma'f I i'I. I gf Kiss Me Kotef I. JoImfHarIess w -1.' -f' z. 11 5, 1, ,E SMQ 1 ViQ1IQCQA,QYIl2z?eQQ5cIiS If .I gsaskwaiz fs or aasewa gag 141.14 lf SiJ Qlffi11 ii ij If IPUmkHQffhGYI,i' :Band ISOMSIR, I 2 Q gjugi l12:REQTIiespIwiS IOQI Iflyff 12:5 Key Club ,QI ig, 3,219 Bandi IQ, QI IE, 155WPl7R I?fffPffeIIaff RMfTP'I0dYmfem I3 KS? IZ? lf If . . 1 f . . - I Pqiff I Iq:'gdgnii , Q gSpamsI1ClI1ub IQ, I - - iieadgrffIQ1: Yea rbcwk- I0q,CEa ss Seere'raEry,Q lj, Ro?afV'SchoIar I-I : LI .SIEI I lil S!23'Ifff2CISS1J 9-I 'L,. p mix as 4: cgi .lgju-, 1- 5. ,, I , I '?05+?3aIi Ii' ff 21 WIFI ,,.,, .f,,, ., ., ., ., . I ,NX WQWSU 'nf if S JERRY HEINL JILL HENSLEY 3v4?kQfSI1iS' - Ii' 2' Ii? XA' G T 't B ik 2 Q. QW E ,rl-?m,' i 1 6' fin K Qs We 1 ' f .pf el Q, seg? ,K gi ' K if V315 5-5 ii 1 'A mJ.z. w, Q 41. TOM HISSEM WADE HOLBERT You arerff supposed fo be wafching fhe phofogrepher Julie Ross. SHERYL HOLLINGSWORTH E o We live, as we dream .1 ' K Q iv' f x N K TOM HOMEIER GARY HOOVER Ke KELLY HOOVER MELANIE HORNER Terry Seikel sporfs a confemporary hanrdo Hi: tcxiw'-K f fr , ffm lgw 5 is ,f ' Iii-it, 111, I Q 53:21, ix :LL X ' B B B eeee .ff .-f2L'33?i5555i'155iEEE3E' +iQ:s2ssfiQiii1.1ssHaifa? B l ' f B JOHN HREHA MIKE HUBBARD SANDRA HULL BOB HURST alone. - loseph Conrad , I 'Zi ls 1,2599 1 I mtl? Jeff Wharfon creafing a design, GERALD HUTCHINSON SUSANNE HYLAND NANCY INMAN Tom Homeier, Fooibail IO, III. I Jokn Hrehb . .Wresfling IO, I I: SancII IO: Newspaper I I, I I I I I I I MICI-IAELISOM PI-IILJACOBS I I' I I I ' I JERRYJAMES Sandra HQIII . . N4I'-lgS. I I, I24 Rolberf Huriff I3askeIbaII IO, II, I2. I Sugefm e H yIgnd I . Ifre nchbC iub IO: M' 'Z' Jerry'James'. 4 ,I Foo+baIIiI I. I-2.I I II I Ledrel Afin IJQnlgIins .I Spanish Club IO: Tiger- Backers IZ: AcappeIIa I I, II21 'iKissI ME?KIafa'f-'2 III I I I I I II KATHYJANCZEWSKI JEFFJANEDA I I I II II I II I II I I I JUDYJENEY I Bruce Jeppeien , .I .Tennis IO, I I, I2:I I AcappeIIaI-I.fI2. I II I I II I I I I Aw. 'YQ 51 I JULIEJENKINS LAURELJENKINS BRUCEJEPPESEN Gilligan asks for recount - QS -is 'W ox 'P-Z? ,.-f DAVID JOHNSON JEFF JOHNSON JON JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON LORI JOHNSON I r Nw' wer SCOTT JOHNSON ll::3feO'Karma doesn'+ look foo sure abouf her puppy pur- ERIC JONES Jolwn Harless, aucfioneer and John Nash, his casual assisfanf. g k zu Nio KARENANN JONES JAYNEJOYCE ROBERT JURKOSHEK DAVE KAGEORGE DAVID KANIOS pw-.. E r Rhodes is 532 victorious. 'K . gms' Noon-fime coffee clufchf' ig- 31- fi 'of WSH FRANK KANISH MIKE KASSINGER QR I ssos ssss s oss I .os , ssso soso I 3 1 'ss' I ,osss I fig Swimming r 5 II, oos, I I S I ggfm'J -fs.f Q K il I I slsrcossemurkofheksi. DENNIS KEIPER DIANA KELLEY so Lyos I I I I, , I I , . I , Sw I ik VVV. .kyr ROBERT KENNY JUDY KENSING-ER 5-SM-'sgif Iv 1 3V1M'?d5i' Ig NI.1negsg I I az: sfacgcwgsg ooosK sK7s I , , I s I Aqaoppeslia I-,II 2 Q Q f fs Q Q f IjKifk5y1.Ej. f .jf:3fermaInQiuibsslI ,soo l2:IBands , I 1-:Acaipspeila K1Il QQ KloE f if I I ,f of T Klegsen .1 ,Tshespiansf IO, I I I ,SFDGYIISQW ,Ci ubf IO: fsI1fe1rrIq+iQogj3i Cl I,I bj IfOQ Bond M Acgappelia' I- IW, I2-I f'QiIlahbmg'f-l,,l:, sKiQss me Ka 1'5 '. Il2.f fi MARK KEENER CHERYL KEM PLE K E N K E R E K ' ' ,,, I , GN I If EUGENE Kms JOAN NRBY KIM KLEASEN PAUL KLINGELHEBER PAUL KONIC KATHY KOSTOFF STEVE KOZAK With mirth i Q I .--5 -.,--.. 1 , .:', Sin' 2 g d 5 , E E KATHY KNEPPER CAROL KOCH QarqijKQch lg U. QTl1eSp1ahns LIQQILIT, IZ: N.F'.Lt, Us 0, A rt: :K NQHQS. 1 2 f Q-rap ro: 1 12:1 s4w:. i 3 i AL T i t , tl T L ,. TDPBBEQ '?9?'Qfi- t5f?dhifhS Civ? T03 fi- T1 2, YST6eins Sl.. S121 N.H.S.LWli,.l2,,, 5 . . T , , Yhldrfelhlfdndcfz 1 lnlternaiibnaf Club JO: MediCQshCIrcniIu5 lO:hNlgH.S.QI1l.hl2.KY K Y T Kdrhh Kohbpteh. Club fl T. 12: SkiClubi0,!ll.f . S, ,AH Q Silly Kev-acid .f .T . TKKL N?l5dhicQs Cifculds Lejuuje Tl 1 Kbgefnicigyyfm. .Acappp!AiaQlD.1 Q Krisher QQ Bhbdt 1101 It IQ E29 PhyllisQKuH Q tgfhgspiatgagt Lo. 2 Q Y Y a5sgifg5YL55b5Ag 3415553 17291 Tiger BQ5fgkgfg Shtevef Lasndwm' if Germanf Ciub 405 Y lflft C3655 if lf: iG3Qoi!d U 12? ffQkf?5ifim?ff Qi' fl if SWS? IME ALL AS 1 We gihvffff 2+ gt '01 inwffffcif l .L,, I X A4559 2665 if gf fieffffafi' U95 F02 iOl?:ih'fBQ5vi,cfflhOQQTQl.f ll2l KATT f A 3 5 3 A 3 . A aj DEBBIE KOLLAR JOHN JONICH SALLY KOVACIC VALERIE KONECK Th KAREN KONOPA CHRIS KOVALCHIK A Ki f t K L Y A ,.H.. Y W A 1- is fpf QQE if 9 LAURA KOZELN ICKY and laughter, TOM KRISHER ,- A fi - m.,, A VICKI KUEHN PHYLLIS KULT DIANE LABBE ii If KATHY LACY r Q W Cwuw-as S Ex I 'N .NM N , . .Y ..14:.... . , W , 1 'I Y STEVE LANDRUM DIANE LARABEE ERIC LAUCK STEVE LAYER let old wrinkles come. - Thomas Hardy KATHERINE LABBE Q- I V f ,ff SHARON LABBE E4 ' Senior boys model fhe legs fha? helped pay for The bus fo Warren Wesfern ff', f I I JANET LEAS E' ee Q9 3 x lgif V . Reserve. We have legs! RON LEAS L, 5' it . , Q Jn. n - .Mmm i n - - I- gm, 4, 3 -I . - . 'gf-2 4 F 44 4 s fr , N . X - X5 w In H .ASX 'I ff 1' RX P ai- - gf.f.1q ,K 1' S 4 4 Q- ' 34, N - 'Sri 13 I Y s 7 .uh I f eq K. H ., CHRIS LEES SCOTT LEI-INER JACK LEYLAND CC Q lackie Kennedy Onassis widowed KARL LEWIS TONY LICATA Q fr , ROBERT LICHI I 1-A f 39, 'I f. W ' ,W W ' Dennis Brady warming up. PI-IYLLIS LINGENEELTER STEVE LLOYD ' z E: x 11, D If 1, ' I' Q' '- ff' , , hh vt' JIM, eww ' Avi a'f,f Q mee. Q ' x ' 5 ' V I -1 . 'T'-T,,, El' T T ' I I Whaf are you pondering, Lynn Chapman? RICHARD LILLEY A MARY LOU LIVERGOOD MERITT LOI-IR BETSY LONG millionairess DONALD LONG JOY LOUTHAN GLENN LUTTNER WILLIAM MQCLANAHAN DINO LO PRESTI GALE LOVELACE CHERYL LYNN LORI McCOWIN twice over 'E 1 'mr' :L I kwa?-Q zzzl A . 'LOLLL L LO O L O L -V k' i ik' 'O A- -' iffk 'f - ., 57 NNO N LO i m ? Of 'F 1 L They said, a liffle dab would do you! '- ', '- '- r, O - , . x X OLLO L GAILLOTT 3 .fSpSYafiisH Cfubglal z LLNN smngsng 19' L3 22 fl f Q1 fi gf Of Q Q31 ff if 1llNSgc53+l3.5i1nQrglQ . fLNQHQS.LQiu :f2iiA?aLf5rQ5llL5 1 ILO il,'f21:Me1odymen lfI,f!2. , li KEWQCQYUB 'IO-'L' 1? Ba1f15L'0? 2,1,,QlZ:IefxhiQO'Q-35 IZ- f Of Q QQ I1 l : L4 S+UdQhf:C6UfiCixlL lf! : Chess Presideni H Q if QQ lf if fl Q Lf LOLL T L ' L SANDYLOWE LL L Q L LQL LOLL I kkir KWI O IZ: IZ: Long L -HM MCCAU5'-AND 'Batkqrsjl In i12:fN4Hy:S.1ffl'Ef5, -Iif2ri' 1,'L Lf. L, LPif?03-??'f?'Sf5 -LffO- FBCW '93 L L O G-44IeLlLLe4v4ieiielll L.LCHeelflQ e5eii 4 1i2.ii .Q L L L L 1 N L A fLdwb Y-ffelenhs L2 CINDY MCCROSSI N BOB MCCUNE Qebbie JMQGFBQX . 2: Ama ppella ,':,' i 'f'k I . A N D'W3'5fN'a59 A -fQR?f -5 Q'Q5J 'Q1 Vic? T23 J J xx '5fDi??fif+JDC5fik Hi? Wafeff' A525 Kiss Me 'm l Y 5 Kate ,. 12-IOFChBSfF6g-JO.g' 1 + f 1' O ,- f 5 1 i, , , .f,, ,- - -f: ,. A sf 1 V 4' A Mm - I-fNQf'fA55? HJJIZJFMIJ . , Q f 1 ICQlr1?rqgfnag+ZJQripIQfQ5,fO. Q Q KAREN MQELHENY BRADY , , J KJJK J 1 J Michaef-Merino : 'Foofball IO, fl If F'2:' Besew' J 1? 'fzf O Q f fl fl A , Mary Mdrkbi. .OAcSpy:QeH6JJ! A Not failure, J J J J 1 J ARQU'MBl'Q'H'O .Track IA. A A DENISE MCGUINNESS 'Q-A11 BETSY MCKEEVER KATHY MQMASTERS JOHN MCMILLAN J , Ax CINDY MCCUTCHEON SUE MCDQUGALL RONALD MQFALLS KIM MCFARLAND but low aim, DOUGLAS MCGUINNESS JEFF MQHUGH JASON MCNICHOLAS SUE MQOUILKIN if BECKY MCVEY 'ES' DYAN MACI-IAN DEBBIE MADDOX MIKE MADIGAN 'Fw DAVE MALE W' EA, -:QA K 'X dj- QS' ' 'W .. 2 lil! we xx , v Ms' - E My-,., . .. s .,- ' 3 Kata: L ,,+ . -., RB A gui, - . ,Q .f- if , '- f If ' , 1 , Q41 . A JOE MALORNI MIKE MALORNI SANDRA MANIS 1' KATHY MARKOV Picnic fables aren'+ iusf for eafing. BETH MARKLEY g I ,I A 3 W' if JEFF MAINS Y MIKE MARINO is a crime. Ernest Holmes -CTT? .J RON MAROTTO CHRIS MARTIN MARGARET MARTIN CINDY MARTZ , 1 ' I - f, if :Lau -:LQ -iff Aff: .1-is 'E . , .IZA I V I I . 1. ,fh Li, -:fr ',,L1f:,-'af fT':.-'QL-' 'ET I.-iv H, ,sg -51152: :S-f.--15-f iii, aw 'sau -fs-f--Kvf v'fv f'f,- H: 18' ' v f i , f I S I ISSE ' YT? ll l l A l f LIS I I 1 1 WM ? 3 A AEI EAS SAIA4 I G5 SUSAN WW ff ISSL ' Z JOAN MAS 4531 75555 'iif 'fiff-'1'5EZf 'IEE' YL? 'iE?fE fffV 'fi 75' Iii lv 7' 'E ,Xia ,-f,,.,, ,,.,,f gg, -fig Eff.-gggiggf-fry,-I,:fff2,f--,sg:- 1,-A up W,-'Q Q- H. f- I -3 '- gi .gf , K ,Zig ,gg-1 ,gf jfs-,S 3 E355 Wi 1' z, , l SSES J SSLA l I Quit .l-r il'- Qw SSEI AAE L1 . M H- M- wa M- -uf f:-Q f--sy Q- 2 . - k,,, ,gf K ,:':. :3,A: I .-1A 3 , Lf:,ff-,--,,kf - ikie 1-:Ig :Hf -,gyzzfing-1 ,,-f Sw .gg f: 7:5- f,Lf 2 sv' . EE' DEBBIE MASON SSI SLIIL BOB MAXWELL A SEIE Ce'eb 'V' fafk Benny' ,:i,,M: fig. . 3,1-.. f-'. fi 7, fy, ff 7' I f . f .. .S SI, -:,gg-.f,, QL. -H+: was fffi ff-fn. ans' L,,.,i,l . -E. ,L -fi ,, 1, , -f K , f. 'flf L g E S ,im -,LL 2421. 543, is' 1iqj 'E5ii -iii, 'iii :SAE 'sflfk-'ii'-'LTYVI' Ik.. k,,k.V,, ,L ., 3, W, J, .L .13 Jg:g1,smf,.2sI:fMsgf--zfis-w-1a1:1f-g?' .S I SEEE I lf I JEANNIE MERRITT PAM MESSENGER M ' f '?43:N f N I 9.1 --. ' ' X ,,. 3 SUSAN MIGNOGNA KAREN MIKLIC JIM MILAKOVICI-I BRUCE MILES MICHELLE MASCOLO KIM MEADOWS :QE ' 1: , lu -sz Tgz, . -I TERRY METZNER MAIRAN MILES X it . LIBBY MILK 'Tb CYRUS MILLER DAVID MILLER MARK MILLER VAL MILLER .XA VSA WILLIAM MILLER DIANE MILNE MICHAEL MILNE JAMES MOLES KEVIN MOLLI dies at age 82 Safefy glasses are a musf in Yhe shop. Q? JAYNE MONEYPENNY JENNY MONK DIANE MONROE JOHN MOORE LINDA MOORE ,ek ,I 'CXTKT' PATRICIA MOORE RICHARD MOORE TERRY MQQRE 4'-+A.. I fi A j III7 III I j , I JOHN MORELAND CINDY MORGAN LYDIA MQRQAN R I III ia I I F ' ii Q.l,. , No recess in high school, buf Jodi Sfadler manages a break. 'pfifficfi - INQHQ55 I 'Zi AGRI? peiia Choir' H 512: i'0kIahomai7' II L. I I pella ERI, l2::MeIodymen -I II. 122: Gczidiorkes John Moreland .I .Poofbail -1404 fl I-I Neil: V0 ,INIHRSQ III I2: IIIO Rohm? Cer SEI IR2:IfTraekf1IG:'Dfches1reIHiIG, If Iv: A?5f?F5eIf 113 FE IZ? i Deng MiQmElyff.:fQQ IIQQBQIQ ici fl QK4'?'fi 3 r C5?'5 '5 fICIfIbi Frerich Club IoI1N.I:I.s.,I2I, , 'I.I I l . 5545 M995 il- -f GYQWB? CM? II? P'If?ff3 12, .,,., ,II. Nqbdrg . if. I I. fI2i: SchoIor .I IE: Swimming JD, if, II2: RWaeter PoIo I0.' Hy I2:i'TenOnis II: Band IO, II: OI'Cf?eS+fa 30, IQ' f if Q f fi i fi I ff Chrieioriixef Neraiednili gi Yeiam E Join Nasii . - . WaIeI MO IGI IIQ IQ, Swimming 'IIOQ H I2:iTrBcIc 1104 I II: Safudenf Cbuficil IIE2iiCIalSSfPfGSiQd?ni IOJZ- iiii Iii T995 ff2Qf I If fi fi Q ff I QQ ffff if Q JILL MORSE SUE MORSE JOEL MORTENSEN 186 CINDY MOZINGO GARY MULLINS ! Live today and dream of tomorrow - Cathy Banfield ' ,f 'LEW A DOUG MUNDY JACKIE MURPHY TOM NABORS PATTY NAGY 'Y' KAREN MURPHY SEAN MYERS TIM MYERS QHERYL NAPLES CHRIS NARAGON JOHN NASH 5 1-,,,1if1s1- 1, Y' QQ s .- . .3- fi an YYY1 AAN 5' ' E .,aY EE.SS A A A fff ff A iil 2 Af A a aa i i a R ' E,A MARY NASH ROBIN NASH Twenfy-eiglv minu+es for lunch isrff much. Q. ,,,iii?2c2QN.,,a.A :L I., , mg Kmsw NELMAN LINDA NOALL ROBIN O'I-IERRON BELINDA OLIVO fx - u .gunman -Q IfI!...........----U , - 4-.pn-n-u---U---.-H .gmac-nuuw' KIM NICKERSON JERRI NICHOLS ,ig 'gf 5, -57 V1 I.: wi fi I, -13 gg .-1, f k:,,1., .,,k 1, 10- 1 1.1 5-I, 1, M: fu iz .f--,,. ,ip ,fi Kris: Neiman Ig FfoQrfSqware1fI I IN' FQ' J fa 2? D529 TMS? I 0, ,Il I 1-A Q DyqEIIeybb5II, L. If6CIAff'Iff f1AA8Md1iI AVO- 'il +i g2 2'ff'SCS iff 27 III Mm INMH- NI I ' 74 9f?I1'if'9-ll' V+ ' I DIZ? Band' I0 ,'I IJ ,I.I- I2. IZIQ -I1f' 1 fhh 1 Ibagpig, INI 4 II I I 1 II liI III D I I ABGM-1 Offvv A l' N D ,I .f A.E- lh, I , .',,x. ,:,f- L.,A . Q5 g,, IQ, -1g. .12- L I L ,ay -1, Ig H 8 II- D gg I,IlfI A I IIN f MPPSIAI III -, lg , V QQ I IASAPASW1 NNNI III III III I IINI Weir A GSM NlIIN I P- NIfI 1 21 Swifminb I G1 DANGWSIQHW iff ' A ., A f ., , .Q ,Qi wg. In 'fs ff CARLA NIPPER K' -rv wk Q N,-i' 'hwy If K 1 MARK NOVAK LaQUITA OLESKY DENNIS OLIVO MARSI-IA NIPUELIO SHAWN OBITZ I-ur+r ' fx.. CINDY OLEX DARRYL OLSEN Electric bills g,,x Q - 5, . 3 i .If E YN-'I A Q f W N- X227 w-wg' CAROL OLSON CHARLES OTT ALDENEOTTAVIANO TIM OWENS GARY PALE 1 fi . 4' 2 8 sw I giws, I Qfi x ' ED PALONE 'if-23? KIM PARK Cuyahoga Falls is Icnown sfafe wide for ifs exceIIence, I, 'Q 2 'J S P . Wk. 'T' Ev HT3 2 '35 ' A I5s.f.4T,', X ' . Cn., , :islam 4 :drib- Q ' Q RICK PASI DIANE PATRICK BETH PEROLIO LISA PERZANOWSKI CATHY PEKAR skyrocket due to high coal costs SUSAN PETERSON KEVIN POST U '-,LV 6 Q - .4 ' f ' ' T L 'T T E 1,5 WIT fl4'.f5'f E THOMAS POZZA . ! ' .., . JEFF OUEER CRAIG PETTITT MARY POST ALAN PRIEBE K Life is for everybody, WILLIAM PFEIFFER PATTY PITTINC-ER CAROL PIVARSKI k k ,.,V , , , J -T , .- I i 1 a J . A , s ' I, ' w wf- ev . K 'x ' x L.-I MICHAEL POST A ., C2259 Piifaw if .DfE.c.AQ1 ' . PoiQaR. .JfITenkIi3 Iofi I, AISH Prigiie RIIR . C5555 C555 Ici?N.HES. riff EI539b'?I2fI.R'ffii - 56953 'Qs I 'Z' '-:f k.f- -fp fs' . RRIRR IRAA CIIIT I PAM PRYOR I'II . . P ' - LEIANN RADLOFF VIRGINIA RAIKES cagefseaaef re, I I I ,'.f I just as sunshine is for everybody - Franc-Nohair ,mi W5 BETH RARDIN MARCIA RASICCI BRUCE RATHMELL ROBERT RAUCH TAMIE REEVES Somebody please buy me! Paul Harvey in shop. w Qi as 1 My DAVID REGE NANCY REILLY Marcia Cory is frying To figure ouf whaf Cindy Runyon is coloring for her French proiecf. A JW' -.0 - s if J QE , A., Y Q -'X' U A rxfkg s ,H x ' fb 5 3 53 1 f :Emma ' Z NIP' K 93 LEONARD REDD DARLENE REGAN fi - xx 'ef' - JOHN REGINALD ,Q Vrk Q . :': TERRY RENICKER I make the most of all that comes, and the least of all that goes. - Sara Teasdale .RAN 5,11 1... ...Q as -1 1,1 I PHILLIP RENNER ROBERT RENNER 9'9- JENNIFER RICE DENNIS RICHARDSON JOE RINELLA KIMBERLY RINKER A fb 43 jeux-5 1l i 'ew leaf I Q, 1 S 5 fig-is We BRIAN REXROAD . .EV 4, ma A I I , V -A2 ' U .s,. LINDA RICHARDSON DOUG RITZ Eric Jones. Phil Jacobs and JeffMcI'IugI1 - e new frend in cos+uminqforII'1e Twirp Dance. KENNETH ROBB CURT ROBERSON KAY ROBERTS W. vim N v 'W' WW ILLS LAURIE ROBERTS 'VL DARLEEN ROLLINS R' JULIE Ross CHUCK ROWLAND ww DIANA ROGERS TIM ROMESBERG TAM E RA ROSS V. CLARENCE RUBINO -X, SALLY ROGERS IBf?I21RBnnef LTL FOOMIIIILI I- I2- - Renneff . .BaskQfL:aII IO. LLLL f -I .. I I . I , I L ' II, Jmsfefkacg. . .N.H.sQ Izmcappeaaa Is, A SL'S f ,. IfIL2IL3ILLS?24eIOdeIf???' I' '2' STLL I I EQLAT I ' .S Io: MARY JO ROSO ' MMECIICUS CIrcxQIIus I I. V Vh . CIub'I1IIX'IffjI3 I 1, 12.15 Chuck Rowland . . . Football IO, II, I2: A I LIISI A JOYCE ROWE Swv' T57 r ,Aa Q X ak 1 ff. ' ' 'A if 'xx V35 4, QI., X 55' vii., Ig, fe if 5 +'lQ+A 4912? I RHONDA RUBY DAVID RUGGLES JOE RUMMELL . - 'air MARC RU NYON KEN SAGE SAM SALVO VICKI SAMPSEL JENNY SANDMANN E' A 6-INA SANZONE 7 A AR A f ffff TOM SARGEANT Hand crafts is being revived all over, no+ lust in classes. 12 Vs, K 5 , AEEE AMY SAU BER KAREN SAUNDERS SCOTT SCHARNOTT MONIKA SCHEKS BRENDA SCHERSING Amnesty granted to draft dodgers --mx RENEE SCI-ILEY CAROL SCI-ILOSSER PATTI SCHNATH ROBERT SCHNEIDER GARY SCHULTZ JENNIFER SCI-IWABE Merc Runyon . . . SIuden+ CouncII IO, I I. 22: In'Ierac'r II, I2 : Acappelha I I,T I2.E Sam SeIvo. Eoo+baII IO A, II, I2. JeanneHe Sandmann .I . .Swimming IO. Gina Sanzone . . . Medicus Circulus II: Tiger Badaers IZ. I A A I Amy Sauber . . . Swim Team IO. I Renee Schley .T TI'Iespi'aris EIO: Medlcus Circdlus I2fAc5pp6IIa l,I,hI2. I my I . Mary Schmidi . Q .'1Er6raIcI1 Club AIO: Rcifairy ScI1oIar IO, I I: N.H.S.E I I. ,I 2, I I I Debbie Schray , . .TVoIIeybaII IO: Newspa- perI2. I I . I I Gqry SchuI'I'z. . .Grips I2. Jennifer Schwibh . Y-Teini I2: Swim Team I2. I ' I I I I Ka+IfYTSci1waf'z . 4 1 BasIce+b 5IIIA I-I , Efl Soft Abd' '04 'If I2- I I f f ' I I NN , NF? Q I -e w if S' N KATHERINE SCI-IWARZ TIM SCHWARZ and deserters. MARY SCI-IMIDT DEBBIE SCI-IRAY 5 EVE SCI-IWARTZ C. TOM SCOTT Miss Shaw, girls' baskefball coach l. W.. . im! l .. kd SUE SCOVILLE CATHY SHARP TOM SHEMORY SANDY SHINE Thelfb4 M Q 5 34535 Www? 1 -W.: wi.-:5:Zg:-:C-2-. gin- .y- Jiifzffififtx - A ' , 'E 1' 1' wilsyligq ,xl fo 'NSE 'K 1 J Q 5 TERENCE SEIKEL . wk A 4... W4-MM, Back fo flwe drawing board. Jane Whifman. Nol all classworlc is done af a desk. jf. R R G 1 fl' , y , ,' i , Some sfucly in flue cafeferia and oll'1ers,lilce Laura Kozelniclcy, ea? a quick lunch. STEPHANIE SEMICK MARIANNESEMILIA LOUIS SERIAN i Q, - LAURIESHAW L ,- 'b'- f bllf' JANET SHEPARD JIM SHORT hasit I QB 'ix'-Y-nf LYNDA SHORT ROBERT SIMES CARLA SIMMONS ANN SISCO .I SUSAN SLANTA GEORGEAN SMART DIANE SMITH K r , . ' A I Af, f if ' A 5+ fSSKSS 2? I I I 'Q I V I A ,., S . I A ' KAREN SMITH ROBIN SMITH DENISESOULSBY gone too far? GREG SHOULTS PAUL SHULLO DAWN SHUMAKER RICHARD SIDEBOTHAM Sc6vIfIIe'.' Q NSlH'I.'S.' I 'I'. IA2:VIYfTek'e1!as I2: I,,I ,I -,VH , I ,I U, i I ASGPFFII? U1 If?kf95OfQG5IIII.'fI I I ferry Seikel . . N.HI,S, I,,I ,II I2: IF.QA.,IIO.g WIfes+IAingA IfO,M II, QIZ: Juliior Achievement Iseffwfarv Scisoiafl RISSI IL I A KSaifI1y1Sherp+. BasI:efbaII IG, I I, 4.23 Swiimming Ig0,'IIf:Sof+baII'II'g I'2.' I I I L6UfTe Q ,hS . Badierg fI0: IfmBQskeI'5 baII Ioj. II:,II2A1IsQf+bQ1ITIo,I af.Il2,I f I I Thomas Shemory 4 ffnteract I1'OI'I:9IIOw- SI1Ipfo1cS CI1rEIs+iarfAIhIeI'Qs I IQ' IZ: N.H.S. I Ig IZ: SScjcQerfIIG, fa ag I2:f Rmary' Scholar jIoI I I. I2. I I ' Jane? 'Shepard .A Medicus 'CIICUIUS AIO: 3?SISe+baIIIII'-e A I I I sMdy shfne . QTHespiif-sig II I I I. fI2:.S'rucIent Coungzil II II.: AcappeIIIa S,AI II. ,IZIQI Yearbaok IfI:. I4iss' Me'Ke1'eIf-' II2.Sf - ILM' IISIS I1vfi' GvfmIaSI'C2 'O-. C5rQgQryQShoul+s. ,,SIQccerpIO, I,I,ll2. PMI Shulks D.E.C.AA. 402 F.C.A. RIO? FbdfbaII 'AVThS IO, IIIQ I2:'86seI5aII I I:'AtfabpEzIIa III?SNQWSP5P?ffIIfI I Q I f I If f Dawn2Shuma:ker .I . D.E.C..A.I-I2g Tiger BaclkersII,Il2. I 4 I -I I . .I I 1'5m553Sfi0Q -f fW+5F C3 5065? IO? 'KISS Me-Kate 12. I IIIII f , I I I , II SUS8hI'ST8fI'I'B'. 4 French Cfub IUQ II, --IZ: CH6erIeaderIIgI2.i A ' A C-3eorgannISmaf+ SMQdEIcu5 CirguI:usI IIIIZ:SpanishCII,14bII2. I . I I - I Dehiie Soukby . MeRIode++esA II, 1I'2': Ac6ppeIIa5 I 25 OIcIf5I1cjma!'f IfI:S KISS MeIKe+e 12, IIII I I I , I 'I I If-L. I -f f f.,,.Ig --mr I-i,Ixff33gI, ,,I,,,,,x,,IvM,,:AA,,,,M:MI,II I- I I MW- .. Qwfwmdsmnmx QL DIANE SPAETHE .X I ROSA SPARKS KENN ETH SPEECE JIM SPUHLER KAREN STARNER Smil are :Hg JOAN SPALDING DONNA SPINELLI SUE SPINELLI X 3136 rig, , ik vfi yi - J JODI STADLER JOAN STEIDL DAVID STAIGER JEFF STEBBINS , ,ik 51 :T ,jr 5, .Q Ei.. ii, Y, Vvflthx, IE-rv, I. D39f'9,gJJS4?'!?fJI'? I- ,Sv1f'f?f wQ,,a 1: . I,ZI I I.: 'fKi1,5s,MQ liaiieff. II2,,,1 Rosa Speiifks Y?+Ti5ensfiGg H -I I v A QQ iIag3gf7B5CIQefg Aiio5Asfgqmg5 I I IQ I? 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Ex X Q A SHEILA STUMP ED STEWART KAREN STITT DEBORAH STOBERMAN W 1 ,Q TRRT ,,,Vi f ,S Q ,p lf wwf 42,1 I ' 3 ffaf , I .M ,, .l MIKE STURM LINDA SWANSON JON TAKACS -'f., MARK TAYLOR TODD TAYLOR SUETHEUNE JERRY THOMAS QV II.. ESQ JJQJQQEE. . ,, .,,..L,Lf 1 Jef. .. Jim Loffus and CI'1eryICrab+ree 12? RONDA TISCH DEBBIE TOMPKIN ELIZABETH THOMPKIN DAVID TRENT MARK TREVORROW MICHAEL TROWBRIDGE IRI cms IHCSMPSON NANCY THOMPSON ff ROBERTA TOMPKINS DIANA THOMPSON '1 S . , 41 ,w ' . 9 . JAN TH RASHER KATHY TOWSLEY PAUL TROXELL JIM TSCHANTZ Women aren't as apprehensive about mastectomies , T. ' A f' fm. eeee T l A l og f P A- A E Q 1 ' l ' Aeeeee TATT ' TETT EO, xgfQ32:N.F.L.1o. Rf - L Lv L 1 Vymg L,VL j fk' -VLVI t-,k A A 1 'if1f'!Ae!,l2. Aeee 1 gf 1 , , . -5:A:fg,: ,k-- ' 519- if,-gy' TOM TUCKER KEITH TUMA STEVE TWYNHAM THOMAS TYREE Q 'QF Y we E MICHELE VARGO JEFF VANDER SLUIS Qf 'JfA CYNTHIA VAUGHAN JEAN VERLENY because of Happy Rockefeller and Betty Ford. JOANNE TURNER BOB VAN ANTWERP Q F 2 Nay 'Y Q., -- W sv '-il ff -11-rf A ff 1 'Q fx T 3' u. :J UN . Q ii . . 11,25-., ef' SUZANNE VARGO DEBBY VERNOTZY 'W' 2,' out ,Y 7 What ya' makinf Karen Cully? D:-'- Qu . i QV. H I KH, T -3,4 Q .- ' . ist? -,ffpx A ' A A -J sez., 94. - ' CINDY VOYLES SCOTT WACHTER KAREN WALK H Ifhsx 'at EET A 'A i X 33329 if TOMVICAREL TOM VILK CHRIS VON GUNTEN in -- gg :nv N., MARCEL WAGNER ff-evissffr ,, JANEWALMSLEY TERRY WARD M ELISSA VON MOOS f E I DEBRA WALDRON ANNETTEWASMUND Ohio National Guardsmen acquitted of involvement 5 . Jr, A T- .6 r 1 T E POLLY WASNAC 1 Tensevexaqe.fn4e.e.A4 l L ' Sco'H'Waichier'. . H,fl2et SWEU1' L ming 'efe0,'el Ii, !f2: 1 Vvfafer Poten LO, fi 'liz !t2:+ :H IgQ'1.1- jg- 7-if .fu if I-i 5 5, ,Qi-fi E Chris von5sen+en PDo+bgr1 L21 esmbala - -jf rg ,g fi fi gg ff -, .11 ,tix Mefissae Von-Moos Tfgef Sactzeere DEBBIE WELLS spam Ciub ao. - etee l L E Debraetwaidronb . 1 .fMaEoreHestlOte L2: E Head MeioreH'e 12: Rowkary SeholearfIO, I 112. Karenewaeiki. .He.Band IO, H.+i2.ll Q Annefie1'Wasmund . Spanish Club LO. 1 l, l25Banci 10, Ii, LZ. 'L1' Simi - V.I4C.A.-it!t.1!2f:VoileybaH S 4,4152-'Q' -L4 L Jeff WhEar+on2li,. 1 .eV.Ff:.C4A.s' Ha: Sasebeilf' Basketbail. : L 4- tett nett E E JANICE WHITE in 1970 Kent State demonstration. vu? JEFF WASON RON WELCH GREG WERT VICKIEWETZEL KAROL WHITCHER KARON WHITCHER RENATEWHITE TIM WHITE 204 After every dea th, lfk 493' In 'Q 'Q Mn If if ..,pv ' Q E .Q X R i JAYNE WHITMAN BOB WILKINSON CHRIS WILLIAMS DOROTHY WILLIAMS GREG WILLIAMS LEE WILLIAMS ROGER WILLIAMS ROSE ANN WILMOTH ' I ' BETH WILSON KIM WILSON TED WILSON f' 'W LINDA WI MER , 2.1 :I I Q 1 M- I I 1 I Ie 9' I T 5 BILLWISEMAN VALERIEWOLF I I-f , .f-' .-.f INSS IISSSE EI' IIfI SSEI I III IIIIL LII L , K- .,,-'I,, . -Q, .3 ,,, - W- If, I M 1. II.L' z--'. LV,. fI-,1 - k,V:V .rL. 'kir I ,:., V ILLS LSII '-': i ' f III 4 I I I'IL IS S - A ,f., f,.,. ff- QQ, .,,,-1-1,,,, fm, -1 .Q 1 'iw . L LLLI I , f wg, 5 - sgzgiax eifm. - qw -f TW 'L ,I L, W ,.,f- .,5g,g I-'Ogg kfggj-, ..-, ,-,ff ,iii 'Mig ,if .HH In I I LII5 LLLIL, LhI I ,,II - Herman Hesse life becomes more delicate and precious ..kL I . , Eh A smsy c ' 1- 3 , I ,.,..s ff eees 1 R DARLENEWOLFE LISA WOUTERSZ PAT WRIGHT STEPHANIE WYNNE DENISEYANKEVICE DENISE ZAMPELLI ROGER YEAGER JOHN YELLING VALERY YOU NGS MARK ZAIDAN SHARON ZEIGLER CAROLYN ZIMMERMAN AUQUSI 6- I956 f I Mrs. Kuruce and JoI'1n McMiIIan discuss possible Prism maIeriaIs. WMU? I N DAVID ERIC BANTUM 4 . STEPHANIE ZEMBAR AUQUSI 9. i973 MARY ZIRUOLO zos Underclassmen concenfrale on fellow fea Vicki Williams Judy Wilson Rodney Wilson Jane Willierell Connie Wolcofl Janice Wall Rebecca Wolf Sandra Wolf Scov Wolfe Tamara Woodring Davidia Workman Jenniler Wriqnl Jane Yarnolcoslci Michael Yeager Timoflwy Yelling Lesfer Yolne Anita Young Michael Zarlengo Susan Zaynor Barbara Zimmerman lvlicnael Zimmerman John Zrelalc James Zucco Iunlo A 5 fi, .f me A Vickie Abernaflwy Rocco Acelo Georgia Ackerman Lou Ann Ackerrnan Charles Adam Nevin Alley Ginger Arnabile Jolin Amadio Karen Arnbler Sleve Arnos Mike Andrea George Appleby Lu Ann Arconii Kafny Asliby Dennis Aslilon Lynne Askiron Aslwley Arlwey Joseplu Azar Mariiane Baeli Jeff Baker Susanne Baker Eric Banky Bill Barber Barb Bareloor Elizabefln Barker Keifln Barker Debbie Barnes Diane Barnes Bridgefr Barrow Kimberly Basrel Marsha Balz Jolin Bauqlurnan Karl1yBeardsley Lisa Beaulieu Reber? Beck David Becker Donald Becker? Jane Beigliley Terry Belden Robin Bell Lari Benlield Carl Benner? 207 Be not simply goody Be good for something - Henry David B Thoreau Bob Bible i Li n cl a Bi C li u rn bkik B K Parry Bilowsky a . Mike Bisesi Bob Blackslock Paula Blew r I kv. ik 3 J TW' ': . Micliele Blocksom i Yoland Bloom Dan Boefller Lyla Bolnon Kevin Boink Vicky Boncoski gb is ' s lik Brian Borrell Roger Boss Calliy Bowen Randall Bowers Palri Bowrnasler Jacqueline Bowser Debbie Bozzelli Dennie Brady l.eiona Branlianfi Tirn Branlnarn Susi Breilweq Williarn Bridge are it . A ' s Q l vt? as J' .i Diane Brill Mike Brink Mark Brinkerboll Gerald Brown Jeeniler Brown Susan Brown Valerie Brown Palricia Brunner Tliomas Brunner Jolnn Brusso Jerry Bryan Torn Bullock 'lim Bullock Palli Bump Barbara Burqan Debbie Burley Wendy Burley They kno enough who kno how to Ie Henry Adams Jill Burwell Charles Bufler Dana Bufler Randy Bye Michelle Byers Mark Cabaniss Cafhy Cain Cheryl Cain Gary Calderwood Jim Call Debbie Callahan Geoff Callahan Joyce Camp Jim Canfleberry Mike Caporaleffi Laura Capreffa Karen Carano Vince Carano Myriam Cardenas Traci Cardille Kevin Carey Debbie Carr Feliz Carver Lynn Cary Frank Cassidy John Caslon Lenny Chapman Colleen Charles Meg Charles Shirley Chin Chrisfopher Chrin James Chrisf Diane Chrislenson Susan Chronisfer Lori Ciancheffi Monica Ciccarelli Mark Cicchinelli Paffy Clerico Laura Coberly Alberf Cochrane Claudia Coldwell Jane Coleman Virginia Coleman Kelly Confi David Coones Sue Copeland Palricia Corcelli Marcia Corry Bruce Coslarella Ralph Cox Mike Cramer Jell Craven Janel Crawford Mike Crow Karen Cully Sue Cummings Bruce Cunningham James Cunningham 24.3 snowfall causes week-long school shutdo wn Ig - F 1 Q-, ,KS V if ffl 'T- ift' 'gil -S i i E Q 1 M' 1 Z V ,...,4-Y ix Q' K mt, 1, ' , ef . Q-fu. 1 . . ky ,. ,J . V S ...:4+.3f ' f 15' i' ' ,HZ ' ,,-f' ,,o- 'i - s i'a, .-:- 'H - . Q21 . Milne Cunningham NYY , 1 . R3 Dorofhy Cusfer 5 pi g, 5,-fi' 9 'A ..., 'if ' - '-e- My dm W. XQ 4? s-E :,,x ' ' Q , m x , sux - Q--1 5: - , 'M' rin. L i kia f -. ., ' 'a Nw L . C i A Anne Daly Greg Dalzell Theresa Dangel Craig Daniels John Darlce Coleen Davis Debbie Davis Theresa Davis Holly Delcking Parry Deluca Nancy Dernafe Dennis Denman Snow covered Tiger Counfry. ,- 1 X iff' Nothing in life is to be fearedg it is only to be understood. - Marie Curie ss ',f QI A mix If s Sharon DeSanTis Sandra Derwiier David Dewey Paffi Digi Kevin Dickey Caihy Diecicrnann James Digerolorna Wiiliam Disselhoii Jacgueiine Doll Teresa Domarfz Susan Dorner Peggy Donofrio Debra Dougias Nadine Dowey Loise Downs Mary Drugan Lorraine Duffy Kim Ealy Diana Eddy Janice Edwards Mary Edwards John Egberf Heidi Ehnwann Karen Emerson Diane Erdeiyi Sfeyen Errley Debra Esposifo Cynfhia Esfes Sandra Esres Judifh Evereff Susan Ewing John Fabian Karen Faicone Roberf Faien Karen Faneliy Peggy Farabee Peggy Faris Leslie Farkas Susan Farr James Ferrise Cheryl Fife Randail Fiiirnore Jeffrey Finan William Fisher Kevin Flfzpalriclc Jody Flick Dean Foland Barbara Forbes .lellrey Forbes Mary Ford Andrew Founlain Ernesl Fournier Chrislopher Fowler Ralph Francisco Ann Franlc Sheila Franlc Mark Fraser Palriclc Frazee .leniler Garman Ralph Galli Thomas Gearharf James Geer Slephani George Deborah Gerbasi Marqarel Gerbasi Lucinda Gilberl Dennis Gilbow Calherine Gilchrisl Shelley Gillis Paffy Glenny Debbie Godfrey John Gless No one grows old by living . . . l iic . i 1 f if 5 ,A-407 2 Q. 4 -s Warm! La classe de Francaise lravaille ensemble. v :Fiji X, V, go i. 'ff' G. 'VT' only by loosing interest in living. - Marie Ray ia 1 41355 ai ,X 5 4, ..'9s .Ulm iv G' :a- 1 zu vs u S n Q' Kal L ,ix ,s f 1' 'xi ii X x Calherine Goilmoy Richard Gornloerr Frank Gonzalez Jill Goodland James Goodwill Vickie Goodwin Clark Gough Cheri Gouldlhred Michael Graham Valerie Graham Chris Gramlich Rick Granl Scoff Grapes Charles Gray Adrianne Greer Sfeyen Gregor John Grenlell Gordon Frifiirhs John Guyer Diane Hai? Lisa Haqmann Kuri Hanna Chrisfal Harfman Paul Harvey Deborah Haslings Sfephen Hawley Kimberly Hayden Craig Haymalrer Jane? Hazelion Diana Healy John Heafon Diann He-cl: Charles Heeman William Heilmeier Edward Heinl Julie Heislman Linda Helms Dianne Helfon David Henneman Sudonna Henry Diane Herdina Roberf Hermann Cuyahoga Valley National Park Helena Hewill Brian Hill Nancy Hoaglin Juergen Hofer Russell Holer Belli Hellman Michael Holwman Rebecca Holberl Beverly Holdren Rachelle Horalc Roberl Hornor Eric Houlc Sfeve House Todd Houser Josepln Hrelia Roberl Huber Marl: Hudalx Deboralw Hudlcins Deborah Hudoclc Darlene Hughes Deboral1Huglies Davld l lull George Humber? Brenda Hunsiclcer Lisa Hunt Julie Hunlon Keifli Hurd Kimberly Hufson Laura Hyland o.k. 'd by President Ford , ,v 43 v if A-lf -N518 James lngersoll Pafricia Ingram Jay lula Carol Jackson Cheryl Jackson Richard Jacobs 5 9 -. di ' K 'I f -gk K k xxx: Y: . Rosemary Jacobs ' DeborahJacoby :.hs Q f James Ray K V,g Q 5 Q , , ' . 1'- Don Schoen poses as a Greek god. Laura Jansen David Jarvis Tanya Jarvis Debbie Jennings Linda Jira Pafricia Johnson Q Chrisfine Jones Julie Jones Lori Jones Leona Kaeler Roberf Karam, Jr. Lori Karickhoff Linda Kasparek Kimberly Kaufman Jacklyn Kaufenberger Scoff Kearns Margaref Keeney Keifh Kernrnerline Terrence Kennedy Sfephen Kenyon Robin Kepharf Chrisfine Kibler Mary Kies David Kimble Richard Kindig Edward King Eric King Richard King Theresa King Carl Kinnaman Marsha Kleclcner Melinda Klopp Deanne Klug John Knepper Donna Koblarchick Cynrhia Koepniclr Linda Konic Susan Koslci Kafhy Kovacic Leslie Kovacs Barbara Krannich Deborah Krebs Linda Krebs Kraig Kreiner Komal Krishen Sfephen Kuliko Shelly Kull Kimberly Kungle Russell Kunz Karen Kupisch Dorothea Labbe Jane? Lamer Chrisfine Landefeld Sheryll Laney th t laughs at himself first David Lash Brian Lawhead Tami Lawlis Cafherine Leach John Learner Mark Leimeisfer Cynfhia Leifzell David Leonard Gene Lewis James Lewis Kafhleen Liles Terri Linn Patricia Lilfle Carol Lloyd Vicloria Lloyd Calherine Locher Roberf Lo+f Gary Lowe David Lowery James Lucas Thomas Lucien Kafhy Lynn Maria Macaluso Karen Maccauley William Madden Barbara Mahoney Nancy Malene Anfhony Malorni Susan Manda? Cindy Mandi Joseph Maries Karen Mansour Carrie Marcelli Reber? Marsh Michael Marfin Pauia Marhn SherriMar+ir1 Scoff Marfing Joseph Maseili Susan Massengili Pafricia Massic Wiiliam Mayhew Margaref McCail Merry MCCleriny Kafhieen McCiure Kim McClure Mary McClure Wiiliam McCuan Carl McDermoH Timofhy McDermoH Timofhy McDonaid Laura McDonough Maffhew Mcgrafh Theresa McGurr Loia McKeeyer Rufh McKeeyer Roberf MCMas1ers Arthur Medeiros Vlncerif Meeker Forresf Meqenhardr Pamela Meier Janice Meiesky David Mercer Diana Messenger Mike Micco Mary Michaud Barbara Miies Nyce Miiier Amy Miller Caroi Miller Linda Miiier Mark Miiier Cafhieeri Miirwe Klmberiy Mi+cheii Cindy Moirano You can fool some of the people some of the ti 1 4- IV 1 4 A Q 1, ,I Q I ? Qi 3 W' ' I Diane Monfgomery Kalhleen Moore Michael Morell Cynlhia Morlan Mary Morris Vickie Morris Susan Mosley Kennefh Myers Viclci Myers Kalherine Nagel Sherry Nahas David Nash Chrisfie Neale John Nehrer Michael Neill Cynfhia Newbauer Ann Newman Marlr Nicol Jack Nilzsche Brenda Nivinslii Pamela Norman Gregory Norris Jeffrey Norris Douglas Norlon Maureen Norlon Lisa Obrsl Slephanie Oidell Marlc Oqrodnilc Judilh O'Karma Paula Oles Palricia O'Neil Michael O'Rourlce Harry Osfapowicz Larry OH Deborah Palmer Jellrey Palmer John Palmer Roberf Palmcjiisf Deborah Palone Eleanor Panco Leonora Panco Linda Pancella T Lwsa Park Barbara Parker Dine Paronish Terence Parrlsh Roberf Parsons Lynn Pafferson Rebecca Pafferson Regina Pafferson Renee Pafferson Dennis Paul Mary Pawknwsfci Raymond Payne Richard Peefrnan Keffh Perkins Kafhy Perreffa Thomas Pesich Roberf Refers Jr. Randy Peferson Lmda Peferson AbbyPe1+y Theresa Pfeiffer Eh1abefhPTccToffT Roberf Pickens Jack Prnkerfon Mary Piffwnger Edward Plazak Penny Plyrnafe Rose Poffock Jeneah Pozarski Mark Pozuc Deborah Priff Thomas Procaccio Vaferie Prunfy Diana PuTTey Sharon Queer Pafrfcfa Quiilln Cynfhia Qairk Peggy Radloff Pafricia Rahmfow Kennefh Raikes Randall Raines Gregory Rasor - - N1-rx. I can pardon everyb0dy's mistakes Q X R R fr if , 5 4 Y N E ,tzce , 3 .. Q5-' V, ,Q , ,ir - .Q ie S Y except my own Marcus Cato James Ray Laurie Ray Nancy Read Cafherine Redmond Kimberly Reed Roberia Reed Judy Reels Richard Rege Gregory Rehs A silhoueffe of Mary Beyin. '0 ' R' Joseph Reid Cafherine Reinharf Kafhy Reiser Lisa Rencevicz Thomas Rezaclc Ross Rhodes Mafihew Rice Donna Richards Jane? Richardson Karen Rineharf David Rifferback Philip Robbie Lynn Roberfs Laurie Robinson Tobin Robinson Kimberly Roderick Phillip Rodriguez Kerry Rohan A Malhew Rohner Bruce Rounlree Barbara Rowlands pgdum Allan Roxburgh Q Nm, Elizabefh Royer Available Marie Rubino 'K 1 V-A 221 li 2 ei fi fa H i 'As long as the day lasts, Elaine Roch J Wendy RUCkVTldfT Kelly Rugqles Charles Ruley Lee Runlcle Cynlhia Runyon V 'sf A ,-M. Junior homeroom reps. Paul Russo Beverly Salmon Wllllarn Salvo Terri Sanroro Rosemary Schaeffer Becky Scheible Think of it - you spend 1X7 of your life on Monday K r . ' Sl l Or I 10' s S si xx , ,I I :Km ' s Karen Schell Sharon Schenk Ivanne Schlosser Mark Schlosser Mary Schlosser Donald Schoen, Jr. John Schwaloe Eric Seaqren Michael Seal John Seese Bonnie Seigman Anne Sellcel Suzanne Seiler Teresa Shaffer David Shall Terry Shear Shawn Sheehan Kimberly Sherrin Iet's give it all we've got - McKay Da vid O. lvlicliael Slwinn Carol Slioulls Kellie Showers David Siemon Kirn Simiclri Tirnolliv Silrser Christine Slceeles Eric Sladlxy Darryl Slider Barbara Srnilli Randall SrniTl1 Sleven Srnilli a r e -i :.ii i iill , eei, ,L I-, law ,, , War ff- if , Lisa Rencei '3 ' 5-x KWH' S 't '5- R I 'I' W K A . 1 X i 3 f vcz in sewing Class. Lawrence Snider Marl: Snyder Judy Sodergren Kevin Sornppi Susan Sorboro James Sovacool Judifli Sparliawk Lawrence Speicher Howard Spicer Timoflwv Spicer Jolnn Sprain Sco1fSfaaTs Riclnard Sfalnalcer Karen Slarr Teresa Sfaufler Lora Sfein Jeanefre Sfevem Elizabellw Sliles Y A Glen Sfocldon Laura Sfolces Marlc Sullivan Dale Summers Amy Suiierluely Ken? Sullon Kafhy Sweilzer Cheryl Swirzer Jean Tandy Bradley Taylor Jeffrey Taylor Tami Teels Kevin Tell Brenda Terry Terrell Thomas James Thompson James C, Thompson William Thompson Chrislopher Thorn Jearld Tinqler, Jr. Kelly Tisdale Valerie Tlcalee Michele Tolochlco Laurel Tomi Dale Tompkin Linda Tompkin Jane? Tornpseii Michael Trares Randall Treliel Kenneth Treyorrow Debbie Triqqs Marybefh Trullco Elizaberh Tucker Edward Turner Elizabefh Tuza Thomas Tyson Roger Vanbuslcirlc Reber? Vanscyoc Julie VelilcoTT Kim Villemain Mindy Vineyard Michael Volkwine X fit, Y ie V W Q if . Q, ie- ' x ,, o.. 5 A SF No person is a failur ,QQ rv f VKX' K K K y ,M 1 s gf I ,A 1 . . . who is enjoying life. Feather ni. X.-'ofa'--. X . -.. s, 1 :JPN 4 , Rs ui Visa, my Egyuifi ee e La.. 1 A-.L -..f '- Q Qs - William Dana Vonmoos Jellrey Wadelin Beflw Waqner Kalliryn Wagner Robert Wallcer Susan Wallcer lvliclnael Wallingford Laurie Waller William Wallers fd. A fa 1 4 1 I f if 1, ,f 'Wx , Cindy Leifzel execules a lump on flue balance beam Clwarles Ward, Jr. Lisa Warcl Glenn Warniclc Joy Warren Robert Warren Jennifer Wallcins Jayne Walson Lori Webb Jellrey Weiclnmann Ellen Weisend Debra Weisenlvliller Clwris Weilzel James Welch Roberfa Wells Lauren Wenlz Marlene Wepler Gary Weslon Denise While Linda Wiclciser Craig Wilkinson James Willerl Carla Williams Marllna Williams Randall Williams 6 Regina Abborl Dale Abe Barbara Ackerman Ken? Adams William Adams April Adamson Marlin Adlesic Jerry Ailiens Doug Alexander Kafhy Alexander Evelyn Allcire lvlarlc Allen Dean Allison Ralph Amabile Deborah Andrea Crysral Armisfead Sheila Armslronq Janice Ash David Ashley Debra Ashfon Cynfhia Aulf Carla Avellino Elizabelh Backer Tracy Bacon Palricia Baechel Robin Bailey Lisa Baird Sheila Bais James Balcer Joyce Balinf W SX Council banquel .Q Joyce Sinseri infroducing execufive commi++ee af Sfudenl I ,fic x S wal fir, ,W-.,,,,,..,,,,, Connie Banlield Jane Banks Sam Barbone John Barley Sandra Barley Kennelh Barfh Mary Barlley Tamra Barfolon Thomas Barzdilis Brefl Bales Chrisfine Baylor Dianna Bays Kevin Beachy Deborah Beck Pamela Beck Kafhy Beha Julie Bell Debra Bennefl Wilmer Bennelf Scoff Benson James Berry Gregory Beyer James Bezbafchenko Laura Bickel Elizabefh Biro William Bishop Dale Bissonefle Michael Bilfner Chrisfopher Blake Richard Blankenship The journey of a thousand Elizabefh Blaziclc Deborah Bline Yvonne Boer Fred Boesiger , Russell Boncoslci Y Sandra Bond l Roberl Bonora B Pamela Boyd Joan Braden H Richard Braden Dean Brandon 1... A Grub Day, a parf of spirif week, was observed by Mrs Hor ne nfs r as well as slude Michelle Brand? Karen Brean Terry Brislinger Lori Brown Peggy Brown if. 44' Rachelle Brown Ronald Brunson William Bryan Elizabefh Bulnnan Ronald Bunner Gail Burcham Lex Burnsed Thomas Burrell Paul Burris Brian Burwell Kimberli Buss Heafher Cairns Roxanne Caler Tamra Callahan Kei+h Calyerl Kafherine Camp Carol Capafosfo miles begins with one step - Lao-BE C afar W is -I' xi M-ff! The hrsf sfep - orienlalion. Qhsx Sieve Colfon Gary Cole Carol Cole Sherily Colando Reber? Coqhan Kafhleen Coqdelll Day?d Coqdelll Carolyn Codrea Jeffrey Cochran William Cocain Palricla Clark Keifh Clarlc Chrlsfopher Clark Mark Clawson Joseph Clccozzi Belh Chrisfy Karen Chrlsl Joscelyn Cheslre Brian Chapman Jlm Chaboudy Denise Casio John Casper Thomas Carson Pamela Carrico Carol Carpenler Palfi Carmer Kimberly Carey Mark Cardllle Anfhony Caporalelli Daniel Capafosfo Claudia Colvin David Conn Jenniler Conn Scofl Conner Jean Considine Joan Considine David Cooper Jellrey Coopericler Karen Coslello Lisa Coslello David Couchman Cheryl Crablree Kurl Craddoclc Jellrey Cramer Lynn Croif Richard Cronichile Gregory Crouse Michael Crule David Csora Conni Cullen Dennis Culp Amy Cunningham Michael Curris Carrnela Dagaii Kalhryn Darlce Lisa Davis Palricia Davis Roberl Davis Srephen Davis Debra Davisson Tony Den'iasi Richard Demiqlio Michael Depaul Julia Depue Kalhleen Depue Darcy Derira Julie Dellling Colleen Dewifl Kalhleen Dewill Lisa Dick Sherrie Diese Connie Dielz 40. .,3,, fig, 'N 'QS August 9, 1974 Nixon officially resigns E fx' 1-rf XP MX' HCP Heidi Difeo Sharon Dilauro Charles Dillon Debora Dillon Laurel Diriicola Thomas Dodge Michael Doll Kafhleen Domarafz Mila Donarelli Diana Dorlon James Drown Cafhleen Duffy Denise Dulce David Dunbar Therese Dunn Mary Dunphy Dale Dunslan Sherry Durbin Gregory Dye Suzanne Eakin Gwen Eclcerf William Eckerf Palricia Edrnisfen Pairicia Edwards Larry Eisenman Lulce Eliadis William Ely Douglas Enos Joseph Esfes Dana Ewing Donna Fair Marla Falcone Judifh Fallcensfein Johnie Faulkner, Jr. Della Ferin Joanne Fenn Gregory Fields Kalhleen Fields Joan Finklesrein David Fiocca Linda Fiordo Gail Fisher Helen Fleming Lori Fleming Karhleen Florio Robin Flury Mark Foer+ch Roberl Forbes Mark Forresfer James Poli Jane Fouch Kimberly Fousl Calheriri Fox Lisa Francies Beverly Frazier Janice Frazier Kafhy Frederick Roberl Frey Ca+herine Froelich Michael Fronlz Jerry Fryberger Michael Fulford James Fullerlon Roberl Fullon Nina Funk Roberf Funk Scolf Garlock Jon Gasbarro Mark Gaskill Michael Gaspro Brenda Gass Roberf Gauq Bob Gvaylog Mark Gee Michael Gerraqhly They who give have all . . M1 . wx , 4--L WF Q 'tv -ggi ' 5 . lri Sophomore girls lead +he way on Orien+a+ion Day. N. Tirnoffwy Geui Mary Giiien Kafny Gindiesberqei Lisa Ginn Scoff Given Glen Givens Jeffrey Georfz Tamara Goikoy Carl Gomberf Michael Gonzalez Dwiqi'ifGoodrnci'1 Norma Goodwin Denise Graf Micineiie Graffon Debra Greafhouse Tamaia Grecm James Green Sharon Green Cl1eriGreenwell David Grillillw Charles Grillillws LaDonna Griqq Linda Guedras David Gusfelv Elizabellv Hakes James Hairsfon Jellrev Hale Larry Hall Paffv Hall Eva Hallis Cindy Hamilfon Karen Hammer Cvnllwia Hammond Sfeve Hammond Rebecca Hampfon Marqaref Harless Riclward Harrinqlon Susan Harrison Linda Hallwawav Kafnrvn Haus Julie Hayden Paul HazelTon Cnarles Heacock Marlc Heavens Slepliani Heilz Pamela Hemslev Jane Henqle Jann Herberl Donald Hernea Reber? Hill Roberla Hinlcel Joan Hladio Elizabeflw Hoffman Sleplian Holvman Jeff Holcomb Dorollwv Holzer Linda Horninq Leslie Horvaflw Cnervl Houqlw David Houslev Coliseum opens Oct. 26 with Frank Sinatra f ,AR on ,g r as 'Ml i Cassandra Hudkins Lex Hughes Daun Hugi Kimberly Hull Nancy Hull James Humbert Gene Hunsiclcer Cindy Hustead Kelly Hunter Dale Hutchinson Jill Huttson Laurene Hykes Michele Ingersoll Peter Jackson Mary Jacobs Richard James Gregg Janshego Anita Johansson Karen Johns Cheryl Johnson Jeanette Johnson Karen Johnson Linda Johnson Louise Johnson Teresa Johnson William Johnson Cathy Jones Colleen Jones Denise Jones Gary Jones James Jones Kim Jones Lorri Jones Scott Jones Stephanie Jones Timothy Jones Scott Joseph Teri Joseph Jerri Joyce Paula Kapusinslci Larry Karaselr John Kassinger Darla Kay Clwrisfine Kelly Ronald Kelly Nevin Kensinqer Cindy Kileay Doliyon Kim Margaref Kimball Kim Kindig Tracy Kipp Sally Kislibaugli Debra Knapp Dorlene Koger Lori Kosloff Clwrislin Kovacs Sfeplien Koval Therese Koval Paul Kraszewski Debby Kubecl: Clwarles Kulwlman Nancy Kurlh Colleen Labbe Joyce Labbe John Labilc Carol Lafeber fNnasfasiLalca1'os Elaine Lamusga Gary Landrum Douglas Lane Lisa Lang Rosemary Larocca Laura Lauck Kafliryn Learner David Lee Laura Lehner Julie Leiler Tirnolhy Leslie Marcella Lichi Wendy Lilcens Diane Lilley Thomas Linqenfelfer Jr Slephen Lipsfer Sfephen Liflle Marla Locl-ce Paul Logan Robin Logan Dorofhy Lohrnier Cheryl Long Elizabelh Lopernan Sharon Lorson Sharon Lovelace Kevin Lowrey Charles Luqinbill Mark Lulce Michael Lufey Linda Lufz Andrew Madden Rebecca Maddox Pamela Mader Luise Maher Slephen Malcar Anne Malcebalcken June Male Lori Mancine J Pafricia Mancini Ronald Marlin Jean Marquardf Edward Marsh Vicky Maflson Gregory Mawyer Kimberly May Linda May Deborah McBurney Jeffrey Mccardle David Mcffarlney Marlin Mccaul Karla McClenny Palricia McClure John McCormick David McCrea Theresa Mccready Kimberly McCrossin Ray McDaniel Thomas McGveary Kalhy McGeorqe Eileen McGuinness Kalhy Mclnlire Conslance Mclnlosh Kennelh Mclnfosh Donna McKee Darlene McKi+riclr Gordon McLain Sandra McLaughlin James McNicholas Robin Mealy Darla Medway Laura Meidlinger Roberl Mensch Susan Merrill Kimberly Meryin Charles Mefzqer Nancy Mewhinney Marla Micco Jessica Milhoan Aimee Miller Andrew Miller 4 A Ja. my 1 W D ' N . I Vzwrw , . 'Q a A 4-A x .S XQ'?. Y A1-r 'T . . sf is Economic woes top ln 75. Kafhleen Miller Laura Mlller Lynn 4 Miller Michele Mills Randall Minor Maflhew Mislflqh Randi Mollalf Paul Moledor 'KF Xmas +ree in Mr. SH Randy Moledor Mary Molll Susan Monfqomery Tamara Moore James Moore Fredreric Morgan Laura Morgan Slephen Morrlello Cindy Morris Karen Morrow Richard Morrow Melinda Morse Cheryl Moyer Perry Mueller Pafrlcla Murray Russell Musler Duncan Myers l-lenry Nagel Corrine Maraqon Jushne Nash Linda Nash Donald Nelson Kimberly Nelson Rrchard Nelson :xx sizwxx ' l Kafhy Neslor Jolynn Nelherfon William Nelfline Harold Newcomb Lance Newcomb Clinron Nicholas William Nicholas Nancy Nicholson Sara Niemeyer Daniel Noall Dixie Norris Terry Obenour Donald Ocker lirnolhy Oiconnor David Oddo John Olesky Darlene Olsen Mark Ones? Donald Osfapowicz Laura CHO Kimberly Paddock Sfeyen Pallorra Dale Park Mark Parker Randy Parker Sherrie Parker Charles Parsons Daniel Palrick Lawrence Pafrick Toni Palsy Keifh Pafferson Debra Paul Cheryl Pavlik to be molded, but are people to be unfolded. - less Lair K1 at will ,fx 5: ,Sv ,-li? Coach Pozarslci and Lori Jones share a laugh foqelher. Sherri Payne Michael Peebles Parricia Pepe David Percich Mark Perzanowslci Roberf Pelers Barry Pelersen John Pelerson Lori Peferson Judy Pe-Tri Cafhy Phillips Deborah Phillips Eric Phillips Therese Pigglorcl Richard Piper Timolhy Pipes Ga ry Plazalc Timofhy Plazalm Roberl Poe Timolhy Poqany Anna Porcher Kennelh Preslon Michael Priddy Slephen Priddy Befh Pryor Gary Pryor David Pulley Joseph Ralferly Theresa Raies Donald Ramsey Raufeffe Randol Gregory Rardin James Rafhbun Donna Rauch Joseph Rauch Carofyn Ray James Reid Wiffiam Reifer Kafhleen Renicker Anneffe Renner Wesfey Rapp Cafherin Refzer Diane Rhodes Joanne Ricchiufo Laura Richards fan Richardson Anasfasi Richner Linda Ries Richard Rissmiffer Dayid Rifchie Jeffrey Roberfs Rafhy Roberfs Samuef Roberts Michaef Robinson Roger Rodernan Jeffrey Roqers Duane Roffins Biffy Rose Sharon Rose Mark Ross Pafricia Ross Richard Ross Nancy Rouse Wayne Rowiand Adam Rozburqh Roberf Russeff Chrisfine Sabino Michael Saiberq Lisa Sanders Rafricia Sandmann Tracey Sanforo Graham Sawyer to jump the Snake River Canyon. Richard Scarpiffi Barbara Schaeffer Donna Schmidi Wayne Schmid? Cindy Schneider Valerie Schneider James Schwarz Keyin Schwerdfieger Richard Scoff ' Sandra Scoff Harry Seeiy Roberf Seff Jenny Seiiord Dennis Seikel Waifer Serfie Debra Shaffer Roberr Shaffer Kevin Sharp Hearher Shaw Sucan Shaw Sfacey Sheehan Sherrie Shorr Sfephen Shumway Teri Siegenfhaler Chris Simmons Warren Simmons Susan Simms Brian Simon Brenda Sine Roberr Sisler Jan Skidmore Mary Slanfa Timofhy Slaifery Thomas Siopek Bryan Smiih Dona Smirh Margaref Smifh Robe-rf Smifh Sharon Smifh Theresa Srnifh Jiii Srnirley Dian Snedeqar 24 , Thomas Snodgrass Dawn Sommerfieid Phillip Soos Gregg Soufh David Sovacoof Frederic Spencer Jeffrey Sprague Janef Sfallings Thelma Sranley Janice Sfefanlca Nancy Sfeidl Beih Sfevens Charies Srewarf John Sfewarr Toni Siillweh Kafherine Sfinson Werner Sfoberrnan Mary Sfokes Michaef Sfolfo Susan Sfouf Chery Sfoyanoy Jennifer Sfraley Jeffrey Sfraier CaroT Sfrecker Phyhis Siugan Lisa Sfurm John Sudar Sharon Surnrny Joyce Sunseri Michael Swisher George Swyers Theodore Taiick Loreiia Tafum Jim Tavaglione Barbara Teagie Donna Taylor Cindie Terry Jerry Thigpen Ted Thome Debora Thompson Geri Thompson Karen Thompson it probably doesn't lead anywhere. A. f .V ,M WW.,H,fyf 'mi g, a iv .ua..u- ' ' 'y xl K Fr .2 l ex Q, - Frank A. Clark N- i 'xi 2 - 'f ' I xl Bryce Tlwornson Daniel 'lonnplcin Sleyen 'lrexler lvlarlr lrifcliler Dean Troul Kallieryn Tuma Karen Tuma Dale Turley Jill Turner Ann lussey Jerry Twigg, Jr. Kevin Unroe Mary Uzl Barbara Vainqal Alan Valendza William Valenline Val Vanrlullel Julia Vanscoy Kim Vansise Gary Varner Carole Vasbincler Roberla Vayra David Vicarel Scoll Vielhaber Deborah Villq Slierry Vineyard' Mary Ann Volclwlco Shirley Wade William Wade Charles Wagner Gerald Wagner Riclward Wagoner Jay Wahl Susan Wallc Kafliy Wallcer Vi-Gloria Wfallers Rae Wanlcurn Dana Warmnlln Bonnie Warren Gearold Walson William Walson Ellen Wayrelc ,, 46 In order to ha ve friends, you must first be one. - Elbert Hubbard Karen Waybrighl ' ' , 1 ,f,. sw if Lisa Weaver Kalhy Webb Renee Weber . Donna Werner Lauree Werl , Y 4 J I A 'w 5 1 ., X Jeffrey Wesferqren -,,r 39 John Whilacre A Clieryl While Deborah While Pamela While Rodney While ' Scoll Whilmer r if Scoll Whilmire 6' Regina Wiclcs A Adam Wiegandf in , Keilh Wiley v -as Pafricia Wiley Roberf Willelr ,Mfg Barbara Williams Carl Williams Diana Williams Kevin Williams Kirk Williams . .A Q 0 Richard Williams Barry Wilson Kalhy Wimer Teresa Wood Mickey Woods Sharon Worcesfer ,A Lorna Woufersz David Wrighl John Wriqhl Teri Wrighl Richard Wrighf III Calherin Yaco Billie Yannayon Gina Yacobucci Barbara Yeager Rober+ Yeager Thomas Yelling Tammera Yoho BETTER LA TE THAN NEVER Fred Azar Michele Criaboudy Miclweiie Dye Danny Henry Diana Young Cynrhia Yoimf Doug Zack Richeiie Zaychek Robin Zembar Becky Robinson Pam Queer Diane Korb Tracy Kipp Jeanine Horner fm Y T QW ' , X .J i 1 if Cheryl Zimmerman Cynfiwia Zimmerman Peggy Zimmerman Barbara Ziruoio Anfonio Zizes Frank Zucco 'l E is .3 24? Q +24-'ke N .h 0 J' 6 NNI' 11153 55 K' 9 4 3,9 R v 5 T 1 ,fri t ,yr 'wi' .,, 'iv - M - 'G A n 1' ' 'fl V f ' ,wgjgiff I V 9 i , Congratulations a K i S ' , l T2 en l0r5 iles F I fl-3' ...Mn.n w- ... ms-,J....,f. .... ..t. from the staff at... -' . 725 5 , - lVlr. Carmen Pictures are the story of your life. As you progress in the World, come back to Carmen for pictures. Keep a record of your family and of special events. Send your picture with job applications and remember Carmen for business pictures. Good Luck and Happiness to all. is 2 t f 'AT Him E mv I I 73? . ' il M315 - A Joe Stair Diane Betz Gale Basler gaznzm Wuakb, fue. 72 E. 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