David Anderson High School - Olympian Yearbook (Lisbon, OH)

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Row 1: Michael Monda, Patricia Snowberger, Cynthia Sera- go, vice president; Linda Morgan, president; Donna Dawes, treasurer; Nancy Sexton, secretary; Cheryl Lutz, Patricia Arnoto, Candice Hill, Julia Smith, Debra Barefield, Jimme Deemer, Adrienne Bye. Row 2: Diana Cunningham, Col- leen Baker, Linda Hempstead, Gretchen Frew, Diane Lederle, Trudi Calvin, Lesley Jones. Susan RoHi. Bernice Vulcan. PEP CLUB Eloise Belaney, Rebecca Biggins, Nancy Miller, Sandra Tul- bure. Row 3: Jean Roberts, Rose Tafini, Cheryl Boso, Mary Jo Ieropoli, Carol McCamon, Shirley Rubino, Glenna Logs- ton, Carrie McCamon, Jane Stockman, Karen Penny, Jean Stockman. Row 4: Shirley Crook, Mary Fife, Diane Forney, Janet Armstrong, Nancy Ramsey, Karen Carnes, Jodine Pil- mer, Jeanne Brinker, Nancy Prasco, Barbara Peterson. Students who were willing to help increase school spirit met on Thursday in the bandroom to partici- pate in Pep Club. Under the direction of Miss Bennett, the cheer- leaders introduced new and revised cheers to the members. Some of the projects of Pep Club were painting signs and town windows and sponsoring pep rallies before the games. The spirit created by the club was a boost to the morale of the athletic teams. Row 1: Louise Sowards, Susan Miller, Gale Schnader, Patri- cia Garick, Nancy Kauffman, Beverly Webber, Jennifer Mason, Cynthia Gibson, Dawn Richardson, Chris Bucher, Ellen Shiltz, Barbara Young, Candice Cain, Rose Mitchell, Karen Wherry, Dixie Cross. Row 2: Victoria James, Janice Nicholson, Bobbie Lou Brinker, Ann Pastore, Sherri Toot, Linda Altomare, Valli Ieropoli, Deborah Faulk, Gloria Stark, Linda Gween, Debra Hobart, Patricia Clark, Judith Lessig, Beverly Clark, Cathy Morris, Harva Pastore, Diane Arnoto. Row 3: Dree Dickey, Sandra Tucker, Marilyn Wallace, Deborah Hill, Patricia Fowler, Susan Rupp, Sheila Mc- Devitt, Bonnie Parrish, Glenna Moore, Deborah Pastore, Elizabeth Peterson, Virginia Harmon, Jo Ann Morgan, Katherine Ward, Marsha Ferguson, Marla Marshbanks, Phyllis Walton, Regina Borza. Row 4: Cheryl Dillard, Karen Dickey, Joyce Donnalley, Kathy Barton, Margaret Gardner, Cyndee Hurst, Dianne Payne, Linda Kodrich, Marilyn Baker, Cris Kessler, Mary Coontz, Elizabeth Haifley, Ruth Mac- Donald, Kay McMillan, Jayne McBride, Karen Cannon, Peggy Arnoto, Peggy McKenzie. Not Pictured: Linda Evans, Marta Frola, Mary Rupp, Dale Kathryn Cope, Sue McCune. 28

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Row 1: Joyce Foster, president; Mary Jo Ieropoli, vice presi- president; Rose Tafini, secretary; Jimme Deemer, treasurer; Nancy Sexton, Carol McCamon, Carol Longanecker, Karen Penny, Cheryl Serago, reporter; Joseph Ieropoli, Allen Grate. Row 2: Saundra Rice, Bernice Vulcan, Patricia Snowberger, Carol Swartz, Susan Rodi, Iris Horner, Leona Lodge, Judith Richards, Linda Donnalley, Sara Culler, Barbara Devan, Jeanne Van Dyne, Freeda Beverly. Row 3: Carole Riggle, Cheryl Boso, Shirley Clark, Sharon Dille, Carol Warner, Jane Tice, Virginia Pettigrew, Patricia Arnoto, Patricia Moore, Dianne Myers, Linda Gallo, Nancy Prasco. Row 4: Roberta Wolfe, Karen Dickey, Jeanne Brinker, Duane Metz, Brenda Wherry, Dixie Frantz, Sandra Powell, Karen Can- non, Rose Mitchell, Melvin Ward, Patrick Weaver. Not Pictured: Sharon Kress, Nancy Hunter. The Business Club repairs used toys to help the Wei fare Department at Christmas. BUSINESS CLUB Developing interest in the field of business was the purpose of the Business Club. Interesting pro- grams were enjoyed by each member during the past year. A record hop and talent show were sponsored by the club under the direction of the club advisor, Mrs. Robb. Toys and money were donated to the Welfare Department at Christmas time. The Business Club has successfully been a constructive part of our extracurricular activities.

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The Art Club began its 1964-65 year by initiating its twenty-five new members at a candlelight cere- mony. The activities of the year were interesting and the members responded enthusiastically. Some of the main events in the year were Mother’s Night, a Valentine party, and work week. The biggest event of the year was the annual Art Show that took place in May. There the students dis- played their talents in painting, crafts, and jewelry making. ART CLUB Decorating the Art Room for Christmas are Chris- tine Nichelson, Adrienne Bye, and Phyllis Mattern. Row 1: Harva Pastore, Eloise Belaney, Adrienne Bye, Susan Rodi, secretary-treasurer; Lesley Jones, vice president; Chris- tine Nichelson, president; Nancy Sexton, Donna Dawes, Debra Barefield, Rebecca Biggins, Nancy Miller, Bonnie Parrish. Row 2: Patricia Myers, Linda Donnalley, Leona Lodge, Iris Horner, Carol Longanecker, Phyllis Mattern, Shirley Rubino, Barbara Lipscomb, Marcia Hirschman, Linda Morgan, Carol Swartz, Peggy McKenzie. Row 3: Robert Coontz, Wayne Bowman, Daniel Blythe, Thomas Hall, John Borza, Roger Lowry, Williard Lutz, Richard Prasco, Gary Ward, Steven Rodi. Row 4: Steven Belaney, Ronald Flugan, Donald Huston, Robert Crosser, Fred Kidder, John Kemats, David Spencer, Robert Bye, George Brown. Not Pictured: Donald Dowd, Linda Weaver, Timothy Bucher, Sharon Kress. Rick Prasco and Roger Lowry display their artistic ability in Art Club. 29