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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1971 volume:

— !k I A 4 | You arc a cliilU of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you con- ccive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confu- sion of life l eep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Max Ehrmann1 1971 OLYMPIAN David Anderson High Lisbon, Ohio Editors: Tina Bacon Linda Cooper Asst. Editors: Becky Darcy Brenda Dillon Charlotte Loar Business Mgr.: Jean Glenn Ad Mgr.: Margaret Coontz Advisor: Mr. Robert Blake 2 Athletics ....pg. a Activities ....Pg. 37 Admin, and Faculty . . . ....Pg. 77 Classes ....Pg. 89 Seniors .. .Pg. 107 Ads ...Pg. 129 4 6 — Athletics . . . 0 A girl! Where?? Heads or Tails? 12 13 ROW 1: P. Peppel, R. Barnes, J. Bergert, D. McClintock, T. Hart, W. McDevitt, C. Joseph, Mike Ward. ROW 2: D. Blom, manager, L. Bruey, Nate Gray, E. Browne, Marion Lewis, R. Sweeny, R. Pike, Dave Ward, E. Phillips, C. Jones, manager. ROW 3: G. DeSellem, T. Hofman, L. Carpenter, Tony Morgazano; David Dourm, Head; Richard (Dick) Rose. Missing: Jeff Weaver. 1970 RECORD L.H.S. 26 Southern Local OPPONENT 6 6 Wells ville 18 22 Minerva 30 10 Poland 12 0 East Palestine 33 14 Sebring 12 20 Beaver Local 8 22 Leetonia 0 0 Columbiana 21 16 United Local 0 14 J. Kuhns, T. Chengelis, R, Morlan, Marvin Lewis, A. Crothers, J. Tolson, J. Rubino, B. MacAleese, J. Glenn, J, Huffman, ROW 4: N. Baker, G. McMillan, Joel Gray, Jim Barton, D. Clark, Mike Lewis, F. Fife, R. Gallo, T. Watson, G. Mattix, J. Brown. Under the leadership of Coach Dourm, the Blue Devils compiled a season of 5 wins and 5 losses. Working as a team, they gained recognition as individuals and respect for the school. EDGAR PHILLIPS has played football for four years, serving his last three years on the var- sity squad. For his outstanding performance as fullback, he gained county recognition. He received Honorable Mention his sophomore year and made the first Tri-County Offensive Team his last two years. DAVE WARD served as quarter- back and halfback while playing high school football. While playing varsity football his junior and senior years, he gained berths on the Tri-County Offensive and Defensive Teams. NATE GRAY showed great abil- ity as center his senior year. He has played football throughout high school. Nate's spirit and good sportsmanship proved to be assets to the team. ED BROWNE was delegated to the first Tri-County Defensive Team his senior year. He has played football for four years, varsity, for two years. His regular pos- ition was as right guard. 16 RICHARD SWEENY was a one year letterman, earning his varsity let- ter his senior year. He diligently worked to improve his skills as center and middle guard. LEE BRUEY gained senior recog- nition as he strove towards vic- tory. Lee played football all four years, earning varsity let- ters his final three years. He was awarded Honorable Men- tion his senior year for his pos- ition of defensive guard. ROB PIKE has earned varsity letters three years, regardless of injuries his Jr. and Sr. years. During his Sr. year, Rob served as Defensive Back and gained recognition by being awarded Honorable Mention. MARION LEWIS has played foot- ball at D. A. H. S. for his Soph., Jr., and Sr. years. As a senior he earned his varsity letter for continuous efforts to perform as halfback. L. - R.: Miss Bonnie Lowry, John Gardner, Queen Karen Kennedy, Carl Weaver, Miss Nadine Webber, Matt Pannier, Miss Joyce Jackson, Kim Halverstadt, Miss Debbie Gbur, Gerald Palmer, Miss Lejeanne Thompson, Larry Perry, Miss Angela Pezzano, Richard Estell. I, Bonnie Lowry, crown you, Karen Kennedy, 1970 Homecoming Queen. Miss Karen Kennedy was chosen by the football squad to reign over the 1970 Home- coming activities. The Queen and her court cheered on our fighting Devils as they battled the Poland Bulldogs. The end of tire game brought a close defeat: Poland 14, Devils 12. The team played well for their queen, despite their defeat. 19 The Other Side of Sports Cheerleaders: Margaret Coontz, Head Cheerleader Linda Cooper Nadine Webber Linda Hammett Joyce Jackson Judy Williams Behind every great man is a woman. A team would lack drive without the added push of peppy cheerleaders. These girls reflect the spirit of the school. It is their task to build within the student body an overwhelming spirit of good sports- manship and pride. Spirit is their goal; pride is their mot- ivation. 21 1971 Blue Devils L. - R.: Lee Bruey, Edgar Phillips, Rick Barnes, Mike Ward, Joe Korode, Rick Pittenger, Wayne McDevitt, John Gardner, Dave Ward, Steve Snyder, Rob Pike. COACH PIKE, COACH ROSE MANAGERS: Glenn Culler Dave Schell 22 1970-71 RECORD Wellsville W. Branch Minerva Crestview Leetonia United Poland Columbiana E. Palestine Sebring Minerva Southern Local Leetonia United Poland Columbiana E. Palestine Sebring OPP. D. A. H. 75 51 52 64 52 53 69 52 50 87 77 79 68 46 55 57 73 72 61 44 60 55 59 74 35 60 47 65 60 47 59 36 53 70 54 51 Tournament Liberty 80 56 9 Wins - 10 Losses The sweat, the desire, and the pride in oneself are what makes an athlete great. Learning to accept defeat as well as victory makes them even stronger. Our 1970 cagers showed all these qualities as they endeavored to co- ordinate themselves as a team. This season will be remembered as successful because of the individ- ual and team efforts on the part of our Devils. 23 Senior Cagers David Ward 6’0 Rob Pike 5'9 Lee Bruey 5'9 Steve Snyder 5'9 24 Rick Pittenger 6'7” 25 26 Desire . . . Pride . . 27 Fighting Reserves L.-R.; ROW 1 - John Kuhns, Jim Barton, Gary DeSellem, Glen McMillan, John Ullom, Dennis Schnader, Butch McDevitt. ROW 2 - Larry Perry, Dave Clark, Brian Kelm, Mike Lewis, Brad Rodu, Carl Weaver. The Reserves came on strong this season. Each boy contribut- ed his best. Good sportsmanship and teamwork combined for vic- tory. These outstanding qualit- ies brought the Reserves a very successful season with 9 wins and 9 losses. These young men have proven themselves capable of stepping into varsity shoes. KNEELING: Mary Pastore, Head. L. -R.: ROW 2: Karen Arsuffi, Sandy Snowberger, Susan Tolson. 28 Fired-Up Frosh L. -R.: Randy Loch, manager, John Rubino, Bill Douglass, Roger Gallo, Alton Crothers, Mark Steele, John Padurean, Bob Ullom, Greg Mattix, Coach Dourm. ROW 2: Terry Carmen, Terry Hofmann, Marvin Lewis, Butch MacAleese, David Anderson, Neil Baker, Barry Sturms. The Freshman year is a year of learning. The mighty Frosh team strived to attain the stamina, agility, and teamwork needed to make a basketball team. The Frosh team learned to put it all together as they compiled a sea- son of 8 wins and 4 losses. 29 L. -R.: Terri Taylor, Glenda Ward, Angela Pezzano, Head. 30 Basketball Homecoming Queen Miss Carolyn Haught Spirit ran high as the big night drew near. Car- olyn Haught was chosen to reign as the 1970 Basket- ball Homecoming Queen. Lucky Carolyn was crown- ed before a jubilant crowd by senior Rick Pittenger. It proved to be a memorable evening. The Devils trounced the Indians 74-59. The victory and the dance following were enjoyed by all. Miss Sharie Joseph, Matt Pannier, Miss Linda Cooper, Lee James, Queen Carolyn Haught, Ed Browne, Miss Lois Long, Mike Kodrich. 31 Cross Country Great accomplishments deserve recognition. Our Cross Country Team, which just completed its second season, demands the praise of every- one. Their record for the past season was 5 wins and 1 loss in dual meets. They were runner- up in District AA competition. Those receiv- ing gold medals were Mike Kodrich and Larry Greasel. Paul Liggitt and John Ullom were a- warded silver medals. Mike Kodrich, one of the top runners in the County, represented the District in Col- umbus in a two mile stretch. L. -R.: Larry Greasel, Mike Kodrich, Paul Liggitt, John Ullom. ROW 2: Bob Ullom, Terry Carman, Charles Loar. 32 Our Tremendous Trio Determination and work have gained much recog- nition for Lisbon’s star run- ner MIKE KODRICH. Mike, who performed brilliantly in the cross-country pro- gram, agin took honors as he broke school records and bettered his own clock- ings. He broke the two mile timing with a 10:19 clocking. His best timing in the one mile found a 4:29.9 reading. A team must have pride and determina- tion in order to suc- ceed. It has been COACH TONY KRUKOWSKI'S goal to reach the zenith of success. This gentleman has prov- en that hard work pays off. The 1971 track season found a flawless record of 8 wins and no losses. Much praise should be given to this man, his team and ideals. Lisbon High has been most fortunate to pro- duce a state champ this past season. RICK PITTENGER, who not only broke a school record, hurl- ed the discus 175 feet at the state meet to earn a gold medal and a bertn on the team of Ohio greats. Rick, who stands 6’7 , made a 6'1 gain in the high jump. In doing so, he broke a record held by him- self and two others. 33 Blue Devil Cindermen ROW 1: P. Smith, G. Culler, G. Joseph, C. Liggitt, B. McDevitt, R. Loch, T. Carman, B. MacAleese, J. Tolson, B. Ullom, R. Gallo. ROW 2: G. Gallo, R. McLaughlin, J. Ullom, P. Hill, J. Bergert, W. Crothers, N. Ieropoli, J. Huffman, D. Anderson, C. Loar, G. Mattix, Mr. Krukowski. ROW 3: L. James, M. Kodrich, B. Stockman, S. Snyder, D. Ward, R. Pike, R. Pittenger, M. Lewis, J. Barton, M. Steele, M. Lewis, L. Greasel, K. Strouss. OPP. D.A.H.S. Crestview 17 1 2 109 1 2 Columbiana 63 64 Springfield 29 98 Se bring 11 116 United 39 88 Leetonia 32 95 Minerva 42 1 2 84 1 2 Wellsville 61 66 Tri-County 36 points 4th place County 76 1 2 points Division 2 Champs 34 36 • • • 37 Activities “New Pride 6£ L. - R,: Candy Weaver, Lejeanne Thompson, Bonnie Lowry, Sharie Joseph, Connie Hanna, Karen Kennedy, Renee Manning, Pam Cooper. Sharie Joseph Head Majorette 1969-1971 Vickie Hobart Dram Major 1969-1971 40 Concert Band COUNTY BAND PERSONNEL ROW 1: Deb Nold - Bari-Sax, Jane Engel - Clarinet, Tina Bacon - Flute, Linda Cooper - Alto-Sax, Deb DeSel- lem - Clarinet, Sue Adams - French Horn. ROW 2: Bren Baker - Trombone, Barry Sturms - Cornet, Gerald Palmer - Baritone, Glenn Culler - Tuba, Mark Gray - Drum. SOLO AND ENSEMBLE COMPETITION ROW 1: Barry Sturms - Cornet Solo, Tina Bacon - Flute Solo, Glenn Culler - Tuba Solo. ROW 2: Rick Rhodes - Ensemble, Lee Campanelli - Ensemble, John Beck - Drum Solo, Mark Gray - Drum Solo, Debbie Morris - Ensemble. 41 Robed Choir Freshman Chorus Girls' Ensemble Freshman Girls' Ensemble Student Council Living up to its title, the Student Council has been very active this year in school functions. Composed of representatives from each homeroom, club, and class, it has enabled every student to have a voice in the mat- ters concerning his education and activities. Under the guidance of Mr. Jones Student Council has completed many successful projects, the main one being the 1971 Basketball Homecoming Dance. We can only hope that in the future this fine organization of students will continue to uphold the tradition of student democracy in the high school. 1970-71 OFFICERS President------ Vice-President Secretary ----- Treasurer------ ----BRAD RODU WAYNE McDEVITT • LINDA HAMMETT -- LINDA COOPER 44 National Honor Society To be chosen for National Honor Society, a student must be in the upper third of the junior or senior class. Members are chosen by the faculty with only fifteen percent of the seniors and five per cent of the junior eligible for selection. The stu- dents chosen for this honorary organization must show outstand- ing leadership, character, scholarship and service. This year's assembly was held on February 25, 1971. The guest speaker was Atty. Earl W. Rowe. Five seniors and five juniors were tapped” to serve with the six senior members cho- sen last year. Previous members are Tina Bacon, Lee Bruey, Margaret Coontz, Linda Cooper, Rob Pike and Diane Taylor. ATTY. EARL W. ROWE 45 Y-Teens The Y-Teens Club is a branch of the Y.M.C.A. which rep- resents the Young Womens Christian Association. This year's Y-Teens consist of 110 girls who help carry out the dutiful ob- ligations of the club. There are several money raising projects performed by the Y-Teens. This year’s projects were the Sadie Hawkins Dance, the Snowball Dance, and the Can Can Game. The most char- itable project was the Children's Christmas Party in which the girls voluntarily gave the underprivileged children of Lisbon a memorable holiday party. The Y-Teens also participate in the Thanksgiving and Easter Assemblies. Each Y-Teen helps to better our community as well as our school. 1970-71 OFFICERS President--------- Vice-President - - Secretary ------- Treasurer--------- I.C.C. Delegates KATHY McKEE MARILYN WARD - - -JANE ENGEL - - DEBRA NOLD -KATHY McKEE MARILYN WARD LINDA COOPER NANCY WARD 46 Sadie Hawkins L-R: Connie Crowl and Edgar Phillips, King John Gardner and Bonnie Lowry, Rick Pittenger and Jenny Barefield. What a Wing Ding! 47 Snowball Queen 48 Miss Debra Nold The highlight of Christ- mas vacation was the Y-Teen sponsored Snowball Dance. With orchid, pink, and purple decor, the gym was transform- ed into a Yuletide Splendor. Frosted Christmas trees and elegant formals joined for a festive ball. Reigning over the festivities were Queen Debra Nold and Attendants Miss Dona Crowell and Miss Kathy McKee. Miss Kathy McKee Miss Dona Crowell 49 Future Nurses Future Nurses is an organization composed of high school girls, freshmen through seniors. The primary purpose of this club is to inform young ladies about the various health fields in today's society. They learn of changing moral standards, advancing research and science fields that are open to them. Any girl enrolled in David Anderson High is welcome to join the club and participate in its activities. New doors are opened to reveal exciting knowledge and friendly faces. Programs are presented by persons who are interested not only in medicine, but in such fields as teaching of mentally retarded and county welfare. 1970-71 OFFICERS President----------- Vice-President - - - Secretary-Treasurer Program Chairman ■ ■ - SUSAN TOLSON ■ - - AUDREY HILL - CONNIE HANNA CHARLOTTE LOAR 50 Key Club 1970-71 OFFICERS President------------------------------------------rob PIKE Vice-President - -- -- -- -- -.....................MIKE ’YARD Secretary -........................................LEE BRUEY Treasurer......................................MIKE KODRICH {] T 11 I. « . 1 Key Club is a service organization sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. It is dedicated to school and community service. Major projects included collect- ing for the March of Dimes and the Heart Fund, assisting the Y-Teens in decorating for the Snowball, and par- ticipating in the Can Can Game. As a service project during school hours, Key Club members aided Mike Novak during class changes. Key Clubers attend regular meetings of the Kiwanis Club and travel to the annual Key Club Convention. 51 Art Club It is only right that where there are artists, there is a time when these talented people can join to- gether to compare notes. And so it is in David Anderson High. Every month the Art Club meets under the direction of Miss Girscht, the art instructor. This group of young people exchange ideas and enjoy each other's company. Each year new members are initiated at a masked Halloween party. Other projects revolve around money-making goals and an Art Show. In past years, young craftsmen and artists have displayed their creations to the public at the display scheduled in mid-spring. 1970-71 OFFICERS President----------- President-elect - - Secretary-Treasurer ■DIANE TAYLOR DEBBIE PARRISH - - RICH DOWD 52 Business Club The purpose of Business Club is to inform the students of possible careers available to them after graduation from high school. The meetings are held on the third Tuesday of each month under the direction of Mrs. Robb. Speakers from different fields of business are featured at each meeting. This year's club made stuffed animals for the welfare chil- dren at Christmas along with many other projects. The entire club participated in a field trip to New Castle Business College in April. 1970-71 OFFICERS President------ Vice-President Secretary------ Treasurer------ - - JANE ENGEL - DEBBIE BACKER CATHY THOMAS - - JANE GLENN 53 C.O.E. C.O.E. serves three groups: businessmen, teachers, and students. Cooperative Office Education is a terminal course during the senior year in the public high schools of Ohio. It emphasizes the individual skills, knowledges, and attitudes in the stenographic, clerical, and bookkeeping areas. The student must be 16 years of age, have good personal qualities, and must have developed marketable skills before entry into the program. The student works on the job one-half day and goes to school one-half day. After graduation, the student is considered a qualified, efficent office employee. 54 O.W.E. Dave Coleman works at Bye Bye Hardware The Occupational Work Experience Program (O.W.E.). under the direction of Mr. Ashton, helps students to devel- op habits, attitudes, and compentencies that are necessary for successful job adjustment and occupational readiness, through actual on-the-job and related in-school experi- ences. The students are encouraged to realize a need for education and learning by specifically relating school ex- periences to life experiences. They build better self-con- cepts and self-understanding in relation to realistic goals. The students spend one-half day in school and one-half day working in places of business in Lisbon. 55 Dave Honeywell works at the Lisbon Pattern Co. Welding Class W=r. The welding class of David Anderson High has constructed many projects that benefit communities throughout Colum- biana County. Projects have consisted of two pieces of play- ground equipment for Leetonia, a stone boat and planning bars for the County Agriculture Office, trivets and napkin holders, tote trays and other various items. At present they are working on other playground equipment. In conjunction with the remodeling program of the school, the class will construct two sets of metal steps, a balcony for lockers in the weld shop including relocation of the shop equipment. 56 The shop equipment consists of the following: 10 Hobart M. G. Weldors, 2 tig outfits, 1 Mig semi-automatic cutting machine, 1 portable oxygen-acetylene cutting outfit, 10 oxygen-acetylene welding stations, 2 drill presses, 1 power hacksaw, 1 Band-Saw, 1 metal cutting shear, a 20 tax pipe bender, and the necessary hand-tools required by welding students. The program is two years in length with the student spend- ing two periods in Welding Related studying materials direct- ly related to welding and four periods daily applying the re- lated material to actual use in the shop. This course is available to juniors and seniors. Students who complete the program and attend class eighty percent of the required time receive a vocational welding certificate issued by the State Department of Vocational Education. Final issuing of these certificates is based upon the personal recommendations of each student by shop director, Mr. George Schorsten. ■ m -i i 57 Leaders 58 The Leaders Club is one of the organizations in the high school for girls. Leaders provides for activity, fun and bet- ter understanding of sports. New members from the sophomore and junior class are elected every September. To be elected into Leaders, one must have a majority vote of the old members, a C or above average, and a general knowledge of sports. Leaders meet every Thursday for an hour in the gym. Members participate in annual Junior-Senior leader games and engage in basketball games involving other girls' athletic groups from district schools. Collegium Latinum The Latin Club is an organization composed of those students enrolled in Latin I and Latin II. They hold regular meetings under the guidance of Mr. Benedetti, their advisor. Members finish each year with their annual Latin Club Spring Banquet. The older club members enjoy a Roman Feast with all of the trimmings Latin I students who are dressed in Roman attire serve the meal as their initiation into the club. 1970-71 OFFICERS President.................................................KATHY HOLSHUE Vice-President............................................BRENDA DILLON 59 Le Cercie Francais An air of France is brought to the high school every second Tuesday of each month. Many interesting programs have been presented by the group and the students who traveled to France the summer of 1970. Those in French Club can always depend on enjoyable meetings. Each year concludes with a banquet of French cuisine presented in the spring. OFFICERS President.........................DIANE TAYLOR Vice-President...............KAREN KENNEDY New Members Secretary — - — TINA BACON Treasurer - - —---------------— CARL WEAVER 60 Un Voyage d’Europe Students' Voice Students' Voice is the school newspaper of David Anderson High. It has always strived to act as a communication means by which students and faculty could exchange ideas and opinions. Its main concern is to keep Lisbonites informed of the changing times, both in Lisbon and in our world. In the 1970-71 school year, the Students' Voice changed its style under the direction of the advisor, Mr. Krukowski. To the staff members who worked to have a better paper, the graduating seniors leave a sincere hope that the paper will become the best in this area. To the student body and faculty, a promise for increased service in the coming year. 1970-71 HEAD STAFF BREN BAKER - -- -- - — ------ -Co-Editor BARB HART..............................Co-Editor CINDY COLEMAN..............................Asst. Co-Editor KAREN KENNEDY..............................Asst. Co-Editor 62 Quill and Scroll ROW I: Marilyn Ward, Janet Deemer, Bren Baker, Jane Engel, Connie Crowl, Gerald Palmer. ROW II: Barb Hart, Susan Adams, Carolyn Haught, Susan Tolson, Cindy Coleman, Karen Kennedy. Journaleers ROW I: Linda Cooper, Margaret Coontz, Tina Bacon, Brenda Dillon, Mr. Blake, Gerald Palmer. ROW II: Becky Darcy, Chalotte Loar, Nancy Clark, Jean Glenn, Brad Rodu. 63 Olympian The makings of a yearbook. The Olympian Staff is open to all sophomres, juniors, and seniors. The sophomores are respon- sible for collecting the vital ads which support the Olympian. The juniors and seniors help the editors put together the yearbook by writing the copy that appears with the organization photos. The yearbook of David Anderson High trys to show the high school days of each student. Many hours are spent choosing the right pictures to ap- pear in the Olympian. This year's staff has attempt - ted to compile the ideal yearbook and portray the image each student reflects as an individual. 1970-71 HEAD STAFF TINA BACON----- LINDA COOPER--- MARGARET COONTZ JEAN GLENN..... BRENDA DILLON - - - CHARLOTTE LOAR - NANCY CLARK---- BECKY DARCY---- - — - Co-Editor - — - Co-Editor Advertising Mgr. —Business Mgr. Asst. Co-Editor ■ Asst. Co-Editor Advertising Mgr. ■ - Business Mgr. Miss Olympian Once again there was a tie for Miss Olympian. Tina Bacon was one of the girls chosen. She was co-editor of the Olympian and president of the Band. She was also very active in French Club and was student director of the Senior Play. 65 Mr. Olympian This year Lee Bruey was chosen as Mr. Olympian. He has participated in both football and basketball his four years of high school. He was a delegate to Buckeye Boys' State and a member of Key Club. 66 Diane Taylor was the other girl selected as Miss Olympian. Among Diane's other activities, she was president of both French Club and Art Club. She was a member of the Senior Play Cast and was selected to go to Buckeye Girls' State. 67 Science Club The Science Club of David Anderson High School offers scientific knowledge to its students. Any person enrolled in the high school is permitted to join the organization. Under the advising of Mr. Herrod, members view scientific firms throughout the area and hear various speakers at monthly meetings. The annual project of the Science Club is the Science Fair which is is usually held in the spring. Due to complications, the Fair has been canceled this year, but we are anticipating its return in future years. 1970-71 OFFICERS President------ Vice-President Secretary — - Treasurer------ ----TONY HALL MARY VIETMEIER MARIANNE PIKE ----PAUL PAGE 68 Future Homemakers Within David Anderson High exists a group of young ladies who are striving to learn of the jobs and responsibilities of a homemaker. This group, Future Homemakers Club, attend regular meet- ing that feature speakers whose interests lie in the field of Home Economics. Programs concerning dressmaking, cooking and domestic care of the house are presented to the girls under the guidance of the advisor, Mrs. Hahn The club also varies its concerns and attempts to annually increase its treasury by means of a money-making project. 1970-71 OFFICERS President.............................................NANCY CLARK Vice-President...................................MARTHA PETTIGREW Secretary-Treasurer --- - CAROLYN BOGDAN 69 70 1971 Prom Royalty Queen Susan Tolson, King Jim Bergert “Colonial Sidewalks” PROM ROYALTY: Kelly Hiscox, Margaret Coontz, Susan Tolson, Jim Bergert, Rob Pike, and David Tolson. En route to royalty A kiss for the Queen After walking through a covered bridge you find yourself on a street from the 1890’s, Looking around you see a blacksmith shop, a jail, Ye Olde Candy Shoppe, and many other old store fronts. The outstanding fea- ture was the huge golden eagle on a blue background. The coronation took place on an old-fash ioned bandstand. Susan Tolson and Jim Ber- gert were crowned Queen and King. The highlights of the After-Prom were an artist who did caracture sketches, and some delicious pizza. Both the Prom and the After-Prom proved worthy of the effors of the Juniors. Sophomore Doormen Sophomore Prom Servers The traditional dance of old and new Crown Bearers royalty PROM CHAIRMEN Susan Tolson Kevin Hiscox Advisors were slave drivers Juniors Worked Hard, but Had Fun 72 73 74 m Vo • a fa. S o 76 Mr. Joseph Driscoll, superintendent Mr. Driscoll has been superintendent of the Lisbon schools for four years. He has taken an active part in establishing school policies. He will be remembered for the passing of the ren- ovation bond issue. We are truly grateful to Mr. Driscoll for the time he has spent improv- ing our school system. Mr. George M. Nace Jr., principal Mr. Nace has served as principal of David Anderson High for twenty-three years. He maintains order, supervises the teachers, and keeps school records. During this school year many new policies were adopted. The students are indebted to him for providing them with guidance and a sound education. 78 Board of Education ROW 1: Mrs. Marion Ramsey, Forrest Lowry, and Mrs. Ruth James. ROW 2: Dr. W. A. Bacon, President; Richard Kennedy, Vice-President; Richard Bowling, Clerk. Secretaries MRS. JOANN RUTECKI MRS. BIESHELT English MRS. KESSLER English, Speech MR. JONES English II 80 MISS BENNETT Algebra, W. History MR. BLAKE Math MR. HERROD Science MISS CORSO Chemistry, Biology MR. CRIHFIELD Sr. Math, Physics MR. KRUKOWSKI English 81 MISS DANIELS Civics, Geography MR. BUCHER American History Don't get all bent! MISS GIRSCHT Art MR. BROSCOE Commercial 82 MR. WELCH Chorus MRS. CAMPBELL C.O.E. Teachers’ Aides MR. DOURM Physical Ed. MRS. THORNE Physical Ed. MR. SCHORSTEN Welding 84 MR. PIKE Guidance Counselor MRS. EDGERTON MRS. KESSLER Librarian Nurse Tribute to a Teacher Miss Lucile Bennett It is difficult to express our gratitude to a person who has devoted her life to youth. Her constant goal was to serve the students of D.A.H.S. This tribute is to Miss Lucile Bennett for the thirty-seven years of her life she gave to us. Miss Bennett graduated from LisbonHigh. She attended Ohio Wesleyan University and furthered her studies at the University of Pittsburgh. Miss Bennett returned to her Alma Mater to teach. She has taught excellently in the fields of Math and History. Miss Bennett went farther than just teaching. She served as an advisor to classes, clubs, and school cheerleaders. In past years she skillfully advised and worked with the OLYMPIAN Staff. Her highest goal was to serve youth in every way. She taught ideals as well as book-learning. Miss Bennett always stressed the importance of doing your best at all you try. The students of David Anderson High respect Miss Bennett as a friend and teacher. We have paid only a part of the tribute due her for her devoted service to us. She will always be remem- bered wherever her students go. 86 Library Assistants In the fall of each year, several students are chosen to serve as Li- brary Assistants for the entire school year. We have been most fortunate to train, under the guidance of Mrs. Edgerton, fine students to assist us in the use of our library. They per- form their jobs daily for one period and strive to assist students of D.A. H.S. in the best and most efficient way possible. ROW I: Mrs. Edgerton. ROW II: Janet Deemer, Randy Roberts, Joel Gray, Cheryl Cibula, Gladys Dowd, Jean Glenn. Project Support is a program in which forty high school juniors and seniors partici- pated . These teens were trained this past summer to act as aides to Special Education teachers throughout the county. The aides were selected from various schools within the county. The directors are Mr. W. Phillis and Mrs. Sally Pisacrhick. The aides were paid for their training last summer and are also paid for meetings they attend each month. Each aide works a minimum of one school period with the special education classes. Many activities were conducted by the Project Team such as parties for the retarded, a convention in Florida, and many money raising projects. SEATED: Mary Vietmeier, Susan Tolson. STANDING: Susan Driscoll, Joyce Jackson. 87 Classes Itty-Bitty Freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS MARVIN LEWIS - -- -- -- -- President GLENDA WARD - -- -- -- -- Treasurer NEIL BAKER------------ Vice-President NANCY MERCINA — - — - - - Secretary June Altenhof David A. Anderson David E. Anderson Paul Arnold Melody Becker Clifford Bailey Neil Baker Jenny Bare field Gary Barker Terry Beabout Vickie Bogdan Ed Bowen Marcia Bruey Kathy Bush Laurie Cameron 90 Sharon Carlisle Terry Carmen Patty Coleman Alton Crothers Pam Cusick Gary Davison Ed Davner Lois Davner Moirae Derringer Jim Dillon Joe Dillon Bill Douglass Tim Dowd David Eaton Richard Estell Tom Frank Roger Gallo Rhonda Garwood Bill Gaston Sharon Gbur Debbie Gottberg Bob Gresh Trina Grimes Jane Haifley John Haifley 91 Sherry Hartman Nancy Hawthorne Patty Henson Terry Hofmann Debbie Hohider Rita Honeywell Wendy Hough Teresa Huff Jim Huffman Vicki Hutcheson Donna Jackson Eddie Jackson Tom Jackson Kim Knight John Lambert Donald Lawrence Tina Lenkey Marvin Lewis Mike Lewis Tag Lewis Charles Loar Randy Loch Butch MacAleese Greg Mattix Beverly McCullough Denise McCullough Linda McDevitt Nancy Mercina 92 David Metz Sandy Miller Raelee Montgomery Rick Morlan Kim Mullen Doug Nold Mike Novak John Padurean Bev Pastore Rita Pastore Christy Peruchetti Barb Pettigrew Angie Pezzano Charles Powell Sharon Reynolds Gina Rhodes Bill Rohm Cindy Rose John Rubino Elaine Senanefes Mark Steele Patty Strouss Barry Sturms Teri Taylor Billy Thomas John Tolson Steve Tullis Bob Ullom 93 % o 6 tHE Denise Webber Glenda Ward Tom Watson Candy Weaver Steve Westover 94 s 1 y , s i c So Ho m o % -1 Martha Altenhof April Apple Shawn Apple Karen Arsuffi Debbie Ash James Barton Richard Beatty Stephanie Beatty John Beck Greg Blair Ted Bowen Debbie Bowman Pamela Bowser SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SHAWN APPLE - - JOHN ULLOM - - KAREN HOLSHUE JEWYL PETERSON - - President -----Treasurer - - - Secretary Vice-President 95 Cindy Brown Kathy Bujdoso Leon Carpenter Gary Chamberlain Linda Chamberlain Steve Chamberlain Jyll Chapman Maxine Chuck Cheryl Cibula David Clark Terri Conkle Pam Cooper Mary Crook Patty Crowell James Culler Larry Culler Ginger Cunningham Steve Cusick Barb Daugherty Janice Davis Vickie Davis Gary DeSellem Marvin Detwiler Frank Fife Phyllis Forney Eddie Frantz Marilyn Frantz John Glenn Joel Gray Larry Greasel Paul Gresh Barry Hall Connie Hanna John Harrington Sue Hawthorne Charlotte Henson Paul Hill Diane Hiner Terri Hoffman Karen Holshue Robin Houlette Glada Huff Nick Ieropoli Bob Johnson Abbie Jones 97 Glenn Joseph Melanie Kusior Denise Landsberger Dennis Landsberger Roxana Lees Mike Lewis Lane Liber Carl Liggitt Karen Marshalek Valerie Mason Ted McCullough Butch McDevitt Pete McDevitt Sue McKee Rick McLaughlin Frank Milhoan Rick Miller Donna Moore Paula Morland Nancy Mountz Debbie Newland Paul Page Jeanie Pappas Brad Pastore Mary Pastore Larry Perry 98 Jim Peters Jewyl Peterson Paul Rambo Tim Randolph Robert Re buck Roger Reynolds Rick Rhodes Randy Roberts Henry Robinson Gary Semics Sandy Snowberger Colleen Stanley Homer Swanson Debbie Sweeney Cheryl Taylor Lejeanne Thompson Janie Williams Judy Williams MaryAnn Williams Linda Zimmerman Anita Toolis David Toot Cindy Tullis Patty Tuttle Larry Vietmeier Donna Viets Chuck Vollnogle Jayne Wallace Tom Welsh Debbie Williams 99 Sue Adams Jeff Anderson Ronnie Arter Joyce Barnes Rick Barnes Bill Barton Jim Bergert Nancy Blocksom Dave Blom Carolyn Bogdan Clayson Bowman Terry Brown Lee Campanelli Jeff Carman Tom Chengelis 100 Nancy Clark Cindy Coleman Gayla Conkle Mike Cope Wesley Crothers Blaine Crowl Becky Darcy Cindy Detwiler Larry Dickey Edna Dillenger Brenda Dillon Florence Dotson Richard Douglass Gladys Dowd Wayne Frank Carol Freeman Debbie Gbur Norma Guy Marlene Hahn Kim Halverstadt Tom Hart Dennis Henthorne Audrey Hill Patty Hill Kevin Hiscox Carroll Joseph Brian Kelm Kevin Kemats Karen Kennedy Charlotte Loar Renee Manning Daryl Manns Albert Mason Linda McCamon Don McClintock Wayne McDevitt Steve McGaffic Glenn McMillan Joe Korode Carol Krause Ray Lee David Lewton Paul Liggitt 102 ■ Debbie Parrish Paul Peppel Marianne Pike Vicki Paintiff Mary Vietmeier Mike Ward Kathy Warner Clyde Wherry Liz White Maryann Wilfong Mike Wolski Larry Re buck Brad Rodu David Schell Dennis Schnader Marilyn Smith Dave Swartz Jerry Teagarden Susan Tolson Duryea Ulbrich Lana Vargo Mike Novak Jeff Miller Rick Molenkopf Sally Muntean Gerald Palmer 103 104 105 Valedictorian BARBARA HART 3.9594 Salutatonan NANCY WARD 3.8428 MARGARET COONTZ 3.7397 LINDA COOPER 3.6285 LEE BRUEY 3.8333 TINA BACON 3.8055 REBECCA DAUGHERTY 3.6056 DEBRA SLAGLE 3.4769 DEBRA NOLD SANDRA STOCK 3.4714 3.4090 106 Mighty Mighty Seniors President---------------------------- LEE BRUEY Vice-President......................MARGARET COONTZ Secretary.............................CONNIE CROWL Treasurer - -..........................LINDA JAMES DEBORAH LYNNE BACKER 107 ALLAN KEITH BROWN EUGENE RILEY BROWN LINDA LUCILLE BROWN !EDWIN STANLEY BROWNE LEE ALAN BRUEY KENNETH ALAN BUCKLEY 108 109 GLENN WILFORD CULLER REBECCA SUE DAUGHERTY DEBORAH ANN DeSELLEM MYRA ALLENA DILLINGER WILLIAM R. DILLON II MARCIA 'ANN DIXON LARRY JAY DAVIS JANET ANN DCEMER RICHARD JASON DOWD SUE ANN DRISCOLL PAUL WAYNE DUNCAN JANE ELIZABETH ENGEL NELSON KIRK ESTELL SANDRA JO FRANKFORD III 112 JEAN ANNE GLENN MARK HAROLD GRAY NATHAN EDWARD GRAY MICHAEL LEE HALL TONY RAY HALL MONA D. JACK HARR BLAIR CLINTON HILL JAMES EDWIN HILL SHARON LOUISE HERROD SUSAN HENSON 113 VICKI JO HOBART KATHY ANN HOLSHUE LEE IRWIN JAMES LINDA MARIE JAMES LYNNE YVONNE JAMES JEFFREY STEPHAN JOSEPH SHARIE LYNNE JOSEPH JUDITH KESSLER TERRA JYLLE KIDDER MICHAEL ANTHONY KODRICH MARION FREDERICK LEWIS Picturo Not Available TOMMY LYNN LIBER RONNIE LEE LIPSCOMB LOIS JEANNETTE LONG BONITA JEAN LOWRY FAWN ELAINE MANDICH KATHY JEAN McKEE alan l. McMillan o JEFFREY W. MICHELS DEBORAH ANN MORRIS DEBRA KAY NOLD CONNIE SUE PA DURE AN 116 MATTHEW JAMES� PANNIER MARSHA KAY SHAFFER DEBRA DIANNE SLAGLE KATHY ANN SNOWBERGER KAY LYNN SNOWBERGER STEVEN JOHN SNYDER SAMUEL JOE SOWARDS STEPHANIE LOUISE STARR SANDRA LOUISE STOCK r I ROGER BRENT STOCKMAN KEVIN EDWARD STROUSS RICHARD ALLEN SWEENEY ROGER LEE SWEENEY DIANE MARIE TAYLOR CATHY LYNN THOMAS Jflh. 2l 119 DAVID EDWARD WARD v«v 121 122 123 Senior Day Is — Are you sure I look okay? 124 —-Just for Seniors Awards and Smiles Honor Students Receive Cords POPULARITY POLL WINNERS Friendliest Freshman - GLENDA WARD Wittiest Sophomore - CARL LIGGITT Most Cooperative Juijior - JIM BERGERT Favorite Male Teacher - MR. CRIHFIELD Favorite Female Teacher - MRS. SEXTON Best Boy Dancer - MARION LEWIS Best Girl Dancer - SHARIE JOSEPH Most Handsome Boy - DAVE WARD Prettiest Girl - BONNIE LOWRY Cutest Couple - NADINE WEBBER and ROB PIKE Peppiest Boy - EDGAR PHILLIPS Peppiest Girl - MARGARET COONTZ Neatest Boy - MIKE KODRICH Neatest Girl - BONNIE LOWRY Most Athletic Girl - JYLLE KIDDER Sophisticated Boy - BLAIR HILL Sophisticated Girl - BARBARA HART Most Studious Boy - STEVE GBUR Most Studious Girl - BARBARA HART Boy Most to Succeed - LEE BRUEY Girl Most to Succeed - TINA BACON Most Outstanding Senior - ROB PIKE 125 This year for the first time, Bac- calaureate and Commencement were held on the same day. Baccalaureate was a solemn ser- vice . The speaker challenged us to seek truth in life. Commencement was one which will long be remembered. The elec- tricity was off as the result of an afternoon storm. Two spotlights and the microphone were run off a generator. Despite the difficulties the proceedings carried on. The Valedictorian delivered her address on Life's Dividends. Involve- ment was the topic of the Saluta- torian's speech. Diplomas were passed out ending one phase of our life, but leading us into our roles in todya’s world. 101st Commencement Receiving that long-awaited diploma Nancy Ward, Salutatorian, and Barb Hart, Valedictorian Look Out World . . . Here We Come! ri Oh Boy Peace Brother Phew . . . Finally We’ve come a long way world, but we've just begun 127 128 T elephone 455-5267 DUMONT’S SPORTING GOODS 134 Fifth Street Canton, Ohio 44702 We Are In Business For Fun! FINLEY L. DIETZ LOYALE LITTLE DAVIS PHOTO SERVICE 23 South Market East Palestine, Ohio 130 A Community - Minded Business INDUSTRIAL MINING CO. Lisbon, Ohio Phone 337-9511 Producers of Quality Industrial and Domestic Coal Congratulations to the Class of 1971 From THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK 125 Years of Progress Through Service CXXV Salem, Ohio HEIM SHEET METAL INC. DONALD C. LOCH, Owner Industrial Sheet Metal Lisbon, Ohio RETAIL MERCHANTS DIVISION 417 East State Street Salem, Ohio Best Wishes Class Congratulations of to the 71 Class of 71 FRATERNAL ORDER n OF EAGLES 2216 LISBON BOOT SHOP Lisbon, Ohio Shoes for the entire family MR. P’S HABERDASHERY JIM PEZZANO Clothing for Men Alterations - Tuxedo Rentals - Gift Items 125 E. Lincoln Way Lisbon, Ohio ROUND CORNER LAUNDROMAT Self Service Laundry and Dry Cleaning Lisbon, Ohio ALWAYS OPEN 133 268 Sherman Street Lisbon, Ohio Best Wishes Compliments To All of At D. A. H. S. JOHN J. WELSH POST 275 WEYANT PAINTING COMPANY AMERICAN LEGION Congratulations to the LISBON Class of 1971 AUTO WASHETTE WHAN CONSTRUCTION ALWAYS OPEN South Beaver St. R. D. 2 Lisbon, Ohio Leetonia, Ohio 135 McCAMONS GARAGE LISBON STEEL Personalized Service FABRICATING Route 164 424-5934 INC. MOBILE SANDBLASTING Cemetary Lettering Memorial Inscriptions JOHN VOKOVICH - Owner OHIO HOIST MANUFACTURING CO. 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WEINSTOCK 607 Lincoln Way Lisbon, Ohio MINERAL FUEL AND SUPPLY CO. Wholesale Coal GRAHAM KEARNEY - General Manager MILLER’S Western Wear Men's Work and Casual Wear Hunting Fishing Camping Supplies S. Market Lisbon Congratulations to the Class of 71 DEAN ROSE EXCAVATING Franklin - Square Road Lisbon, Ohio YOUR TROUBLES VANISH McCUNE RADIATOR ELECTRICAL SERVICE Lisbon, Ohio THE DORRANCE CULLIGAN PEOPLE’S FURNITURE WATER SAVINGS CO. CONDITIONING AND CENTER LOAN CO. 126 W. Lincoln Way Lisbon, Ohio jg. 424-3142 Hey Culligan Best Selection Man —i of American 28 North Park Traditional Lisbon, Ohio South Park Lisbon, Ohio Furniture in the Tri-State Area 141 GIBBY’S BARBER SHOP Lisbon Ohio ROGERS FURNITURE STORE S. Market St. Lisbon, Ohio PINE TREE INN Steaks Carry Out Sea Food Pizza Chicken Route 45 Lisbon, Ohio FLORA’S FLOWER M FROLA SHOP LISBON mw T TIRE E J SERVICE LEHMAN FORD SALES L GEORGE HAMMERDAHL Owner Flowers For All Occasions 517 W. Lincoln Lisbon, Ohio 320 S. Lincoln Lisbon Ohio Lisbon Ohio Route 30 Lisbon Ohio 143 PATRONS OF OUR SCHOOL WADE A. BACON, M. D. J. E. JONES, O. D. LASZLO J. BUJDOSO, M. D. ROBERT B. LEGGETT PETER R. CIBULA, M. D. HENRY FUNERAL HOME EDWARD S. TOOLIS, D. D. S. JACK L. MILLS Agency PETER F. GALLO, D. D. S. H. L. WILSON, A P RAYMOND H. WEAVER, O. D. MATTIX SERVICE STATION 144 VOGUE CLEANERS LISBON SPRING WIRE COMPANY CAPEHART MOTEL BILL'S CO-OP LAUNDRY LEWTON’S GARAGE 121 Nelson Ave. Lisbon, Ohio 665 E. GLOGAN’S HARDWARE State Street Salem, Ohio CHEMLIME CORP. Lisbon, Ohio 145 Senior Activities DEBBIE BACKER Chorus, County Chorus 1, Olympian 3, Y-Teens 3, Business Club 1,2,3, Vice-President 4, Library Assistant 3, C.O.E. 4. TINA BACON Band 1,2,3, President 4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, County Band 4, Olympian Assistant Co-editor 3, Co-editor 4, Students' Voice 1,2, Class President 3, Class Secretary 1, French Club Banquet Server 1, Y-Teens 3,4, French Club 2,3, Secretary 4, Fu- ture Nurses 1,2,3, Student Council 1,2,4, Secretary 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Joumaleers 3,4, Senior Play Student Director 4, Journalism Silver Key Award 4, John Phillip Sousa Award 4, Miss Olympian 4, Kiwanis Language Award 4, Girl Most Likely to Succeed 4. BREN BAKER Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, County Band 3,4, Students’Voice 2, Assistant Co-editor 3, Co- editor 4, Baldwin-Wallace Music Camp 2, Science Club 1, Student Council 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Senior Play Cast 4, Ruritan Club Award 4. BECKY BITTNER Y-Teens 4, Future Nunes 1,2,3,4, Student Council 3, Senior Play Stage Crew 4. ROBIN BLAKE Band 1, Concert Band 1, Olympian 1,2,3,4, Y- teens3,4, Future Nurses 1,2,3,4, Future Home- makers 1,2,3, Business Club 2,3, Science Club 1, Senior Play Cast 4. BOB BRINKER ALLAN BROWN Football 1. ED BROWNE Key Club 3, Lieutenant Governor 4, Student Council 4, Basketball Homecoming Escort 4, Football 1,2, 3,4, First Team All-County 4, First Team All Tri- County 4, All Area Review 4, Golf 3, Senior Play Stage Crew 4. EUGENE BROWN LINDA BROWN Y-Teens 3,4, Business Club 3,4. LEE BRUEY Chorus 1, Class President 4, Class Vice-President 3, Boys' State Delegate 3, Key Club 1,2, 3, Sec- retary 4, Treasurer 3, Key Club Convention 3,4, Student Council 2,4, Vice-President 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Prom Server 2, Football 1,2,3, 4, Honorable Mention 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Wit- tiest Sophomore 2, Bausch and Lomb Honorary Sci- ence Award 4, Richard Lance Leggett Award 4, Mr. Olympian 4, Kiwanis Science and Mathematics Award 4, Boy Most Likely to Succeed 4. KATHY BRYAN Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2, Future Nurses 2,3, Future Homemakers 3, Business Club 4, Art Club 3, Senior Play Stage Crew 4. 146 KENNY BUCKLEY Football 1,2. BETTY CLARK Y-Teens3,4, Future Homemakers 4, Business Club 1,2,3,4. DAVE COLEMAN Chorus 1, Robed Choir 2,3, Baldwin-Wallace Music Camp 3, O.W.E. 4. MARGARET COONTZ Reserve Cheerleader 2, Varsity 3, Head 4, Concert Band 1, Olympian Assistant Advertising Manager 3, Advertising Manager 4, Intramurals 1,2,3, Class Vice-President 4, Class Secretary 2, French Club Banquet Server 1, Latin Club Banquet Server 1, French Club 2,4, Vice-Presidents, Art Club 2,3,4, Leaders 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Journaleers 3,4, Prom Server 2, Prom Queen 3, Senior Play Student Director 4, Cheerleader Silver Key Award 4, Journa- lism Silver Key Award 4, Danforth Foundation Award 4, D.A.R. Good Citizens Award 4, B.P.W. Award 4, Kiwanis Language Award 4, Peppiest Girl 4. LINDA COOPER Freshman Cheerleader 1, Reserve 3, Varsity 2,4, Band 1,4, Concert Band 1,2,4, Stage Band 1,2, County Band 1,4, Olympian Assistant Co-editor 3, Co-editor 4, Students' Voice 1,2, Intramurals 1,2, 3, Class Treasurer 2,3, French Club Banquet Server 1, Latin Club Banquet Server 1, Girls' State Alternate 3, Y-Teens Conference Camp 3, Y-Teens 3, Pro- gram Chairman 4, I.C.C. Representative 4, French Club 2,3,4, Future Nurses 1,2,4, Presidents, Stu- dent Council 1,2, Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Journaleers 3,4, Basketball Homecom- ing Attendant 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Journalism Silver Key Award 4, Cheerleader Silver Key Award 4, National Honor Society Award 4, Ruritan Club Award 4. DONA CROWELL Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, County Band 4, French Club Banquet Server 1, Y-Teens 3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Future Nurses 2,4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Snowball Attendant 4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4. CONNIE CROWL Olympian 3, Students' Voice 3, Business Manager 4, Class Secretary 4, French Club Banquet Server 1, Y-Teens 3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4. GLENN CULLER Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3, County Band 1, 3,4, Chorus 1.2, Robed Choir 3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, National Honor Soci- ety 4, Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4, Student Train- er 4, Track Manager 2, 3,4, Student Trainer 4, Senior Play Cast 4. BECKY DAUGHERTY Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens 3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Business Club 3. JANET DEEMER Chorus 2, Robed Choir 4, Olympian 4, Students' Voice 4, Y-Teens 2, L. J. Abrams Poetry Award 4. DEBBIE DeSELLEM Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, County Band 3.4, Intramurals 1,2, French Club 2,3,4, C.O.E. 4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, B.P.W. Award 4. MYRA DILLENGER Intramurals 1, Future Homemakers 1, C.O.E. 4. BILL DILLON Robed Choir 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, French Club 4, Senior Play Cast 4, American Legion Americanism Award 4. MARCIA DIXON Robed Choir 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Future Home- makers 1,2, Business Club 3,4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4. RICK DOWD Art Club 3, Secretary 4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, Kiwanis Art Award 4. SUE DRISCOLL Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Olympian 1, 2.3.4, Y-Teens3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Science Club 1,2,3, Project Support 4, Senior Play Cast 4. PAUL DUNCAN O.W.E. 4. JANE ENGEL Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, County Band 1.4, Chorus 1,2, Students' Voice 1,2,3,4, Latin Club Banquet Server 1,2, Girls' State Delegate 3, Y-Teens 3, Secretary 4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Business Club 2,3, President 4, Business Club Bulletin Editor 3, C.O.E. 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Senior Play Cast 4. KIRK ESTELL Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, French Club 3, Kiwanis Achievement Award 4, State Education Award 4. SANDY FRANKFORD Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Olympian 4, Intramurals 1,2,3, Business Club 1,2,4, C.O.E. 4, Treasurer 4. GENE GALLO French Club 3, Key Club 2,3,4, Football 1, State Education Award 4. JOHN GARDNER Prom Doormen 2, Sadie King 4, Football 1,2, Bas- ketball 1,2,3. STEVE GBUR Olympian 3,4, Science Club 1, Kiwanis Science and Mathematics Award 4, Most Studious Boy 4. JANE GLENN Intramurals 3, Y-Teens 3, Latin Club 2, Future Nurses 1,2,3, Business Club 3, Treasurer 4, Leaders 2,3,4. JEAN GLENN Chorus 1, County Chorus 1, Olympian Assistant Bus- 148 iness Manager 3, Business Manager 4, Latin Club Banquet Server 2, Y-Teens 2,3, Latin Club 2,3, Secretary 4, Future Nurses 1,2,3, Science Club 3, Library Assistant 4, Joumaleers 3,4, Journalism Silver Key Award 4. MARK GRAY Band 1,2,4, President 3, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, County Band 1,2,4, Chorus 1, Olympian 3, Snow- ball Escort 4, John Phillip Sousa Award 4. NATE GRAY Chorus 1,2, Olympian 3,4, Science Club 1, Key Club 2,3,4, Student Council 1, Snowball Escort 4, Football 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Track 3, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, State Education Award 4. MIKE HALL Science Club 1. MONA (JACK) HARR Robed Choir 1,2, Intramurals 1, Y-Teens 3, Art Club 3, C.O.E. 4. BARBARA HART Band 1,2,3,4, Concert 1;2,3,4, Robed Choir 1,4, County Chorus 1,4, County Band 3, Students' Voice 2, Assistant Co-editor 3, Co-editor 4, French Club 2,3,4, French Club Banquet Server 1, Y-Teens 3,4, Future Nurses 3,4, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Senior Play Producation Manager 4, Journalism Silver Key Award 4, Readers' Digest Valedictorian Award 4, Kiwanis Language Award 4, Most Sophisticated Girl 4, Most Studious Girl 4. CAROLYN HAUGHT Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2, 3, 4, Students' Voice 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3, Class Treasurer 1, Latin Club Banquet Server 1, Y-Teens 3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Future Nurses 1,2,3,4, Leaders 2,3,4, Prom Server 2, Basketball Homecoming Queen 4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4. LINDA HAWTHORNE Chorus 1, Robed Choir 2,4, County Chorus 1,4, Business Club 1,2,3,4, Olympian 1,2,3,4, Intra- murals 1,2,3, Future Nurses 1,2,3,4, Art Club 4, Science Club 1, Senior Play Stage Crew 4. JERRY HENSLER Olympian 3, Students' Voice 4, French Club 3,4, Science Club 1,2. SUSAN HENSON Robed Choir 1,2,3,4, County Chorus 1,2,3,4, Mixed Ensemble 3, Girls' Ensemble 4, Students' Voice 1, Intramurals 1,2, Y-Teens 3,4, Future Nurses 1,2,3,4, Lab Assistant 4, Art Club 1,2,3,' Senior Play Stage Crew 4. SHARON HERROD Chorus 1,3, Robed Choir 4, County Chorus 3,4, Y- Teens3,4, Latin Club 2, 3,4, Future Nurses 1,2,3, 4, Art Club 2,3,4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4. BLAIR HILL Key Club 2,3,4, Student Council 1,3, Track 3, Senior Play Cast 4, Most Sophisticated Boy 4. JIM HILL Science Club 2, Football 1, Senior Play Stage Crew 4. VICKI HOBART Band 1, Drum Major 2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, County Band 3, Olympian 4, Students' Voice 2, Intramurals 1,2,3, Y-Teens3,4, Future Homemak- ers 3, Business Club 4, Art Club 2, 3,4, Leaders 3,4. KATHY HOLSHUE Band 1, Olympian 3,4, Y-Teens 3, Latin Club 2, 3, President 4, Future Nurses 3,4, Leaders 2,3,4, Student Council 4, Senior Play Cast 4. AIDA HUFF Chorus 3, Robed Choir 1,2, C.O.E. 4. DEBBIE HUTCHESON Future Homemakers 2, Business Club 2, C.O.E. 4. LINDA JAMES Freshman Cheerleader 1, Reserve 3, Concert Band 1, Olympian 3,4, Students' Voice 1,2, Intramurals 1, 2.3, Class Treasurer 4, Y-Teens 3,4, French Club 2.4, Treasurer3, Future Nurses 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 4, Prom Server 2, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, Rotary English Award 4. LEE JAMES Chorus 1, Robed Choir 2, French Club 3,4, Key Club 4, Student Council 1,2, Football 1,2, Basket- ball 1,2, Track 4, Football Homecoming Escort 1, Basketball Homecoming Escort 4. LYNNE JAMES Band 1,2, Concert Band 1,2, Olympian 3, Students' Voice 1,2, Intramurals 1,2,3, Y-Teens 3,4, Future Nurses 1,3,4, Art Club 3,4, Leaders 2,3,4, Foot- ball Homecoming Attendant 1, Senior Play Stage Crew 4. SHARIE JOSEPH Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Majorette 1,2, Head 3,4, Students’Voice 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Future Nurses 3,4, Business Club 1,2, Basketball Home- coming Attendant 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Best Girl Dancer 4. JUDY KESSLER Band 1, Concert 1, Students' Voice 1,2, Intramurals 1,2, Y-Teens 3,4, Future Nurses 1,2, 3,4, Art Club 2,3,4, Leaders 2,3, Vice-President 4. JYLLE KIDDER Band 1, Concert Band 1, Students' Voice 1,2, 3,4, Future Nurses 1,2,3,4, Art Club 3,4, Leaders 2,3, President 4, Student Council 2, Most Athletic Girl 4. 150 MIKE KODRICH Chorus 1, Key Club 2,3,4, Student Council 1,2,4, Basketball Homecoming Escort 4, Basketball 1,2, Track 2,3,4, Cross-Country 3,4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, Neatest Boy 4. MARION LEWIS Football 1,3,4, Basketball 1, Track 1,2, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, Best Boy Dancer 4. RONNIE LIPSCOMB TOM LIBER LOIS LONG Chorus 1, Robed Choir 2, 3,4, Girls’ Ensemble 3,4, Students' Voice 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens 4, Future Nurses 2,3, Business Club 1, Leaders 2, 3,4, Basketball Homecoming Attendant 4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4. BONNIE LOWRY Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Majorette 1,2,3,4, Students' Voice 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3, French Club Banquet Server 1, French Club 2,3,4, Future Nurses 1,2,3,4, Leaders 2,3,4, Student Council 4, Prom Server 2, Football Homecoming Attendant 2, Foot- ball Homecoming Queen 3, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, Prettiest Girl 4, Neatest Girl 4. KATHY McKEE Students'Voice 1,2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Y-Teens 3, President 4, Y-Teens Conference Camp 3, Fu- ture Nurses 1,2, 3,4, Business Club 1,2, 3, Art Club 1,2, 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Snowball Attendant 4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, Kiwanis Art Award 4. alan McMillan Football 1,2, Basketball 1. JEFF MICHELS DEBBIE MORRIS Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2, Y-Teens 3,4, Leaders 3,4, C.O.E. 4. DEBBIE NOLD Band 1,2, 3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, County Band 1,4, French Club Banquet Server 1, Y-Teens 3, Treasurer 4, French Club 2, 3,4, Future Nurses 2,3, 4, Lab Assistant 4, Student Council 1, National Honor Society 4, Snowball Queen 4, Kiwanis Mathe- matics and Science Award 4. CONNIE PADUREAN Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Business Club 3. MATT PANNIER Key Club 1,3,4, Vice-President 2, Student Coun- cil 1,4, Football Homecoming Escort 2,3,4, Bas- ketball Homecoming Escort 4, Basketball 1,2, Senior Play Stage Crew 4. MARY PERRY Olympian 3,4, C.O.E. 4, Secretary4. MARTHA PETTIGREW Students' Voice 3,4, Y-Teens 3,4, Future Home- makers Vice-President 4, Business Club 1,2, 3,4, Art Club 2,3,4. 151 EDGAR PHILLIPS French Club 4, Art Club 3, Key Club 4, Football 1,2, 3,4, First Team All-County 3,4, First Team Tri-County 3,4, Honorable Mention 2, All-Area Review 4, Most Valuable Offensive Player 2, 3, Basketball 1, 3, Track 1,4, Senior Play Cast 4, Peppiest Boy 4. ROB PIKE Chorus 1, Robed Choir 2,3, Class President 1,2, Boys' State Delegate 3, Key Club 1,2, Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 4, Student Council 1, Secretary 2, President3, National Honor Society 3,4, Prom King 3, Football 1,2,3,4, Honorable Mention Tri- County 4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Dr. Seward Harris Award 4, Danforth Foundation Award 4, Cutest Couple 4, Most Outstanding Senior 4. RICK PITTENGER Art Club 2,3,4, Student Council 4, Sadie Attendant 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Crosscoun- try 3,4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, David M. Arter Award 4. LOUGENE PRASCO Chorus 1, Robed Choir 2, 3, Future Homemakers 1. MARSHA SHAFFER C.O.E. 4. DEBRA SLAGLE Library Assistant 3, C.O.E. President 4. KATHY SNOWBERGER Olympian 3, Students' Voice 1,2,3, Intramurals 1, 2, Y-Teens3,4, Future Nurses 1,2,3,4, Business Club 1,2, Art Club 4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, KAY SNOWBERGER Chorus 1, Olympian 3, Students' Voice 3, Y-Teens 3,4, Future Nurses 3,4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4. STEVE SNYDER Chorus 1, Key Club 1,2, 3,4, Student Council 1,2, 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 3,4, State Education Award 4, Perfect Attendance Award 4. SAM SOWARDS Olympian 2, Football 3. STEPHANIE STARR Y-Teens 4, Future Nurses 3,4, Future Homemakers 3, Art Club 3,4, Senior Play Cast 4. SANDY STOCK Band 1,2, 3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3, Intramurals 1,2, Business Club 3,4, Busi- ness Club Bulletin Editor 4, C.O.E. 4. RICK SWEENEY Football 1,4. ROGER SWEENEY BRENT STOCKMAN Student Council 2, Basketball 1, Track 2,3,4. KEVIN STROUSS Track 4. 152 DIANE TAYLOR Students’ Voice 1,2, Intramurals 1,2,3, Girls’ State Delegate 3, French Club 2,3, President 4, Art Club 2,3, President 4, Leaders 2,4, Secretary- Treasurer 3, Student CouncH3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Prom Server 2, Senior Play Cast 4, Miss Olympian 4. CATHY THOMAS Robed Choir 1,2, Girls' Glee Club 1,2, Mixed Ensemble 1,2, Y-Teens3,4, Business Club 1,2,3, President 4, C.O.E. 4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4. DAVE THOMPSON Football 1, Track 2, Senior Play Stage Crew 4. CURT TUTTLE Football 1. DAVE WARD Class Vice-President 1, Key Club 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1,2,4, Football 1,2, 3,4, First Team All Tri-County 3,4, First Team All County 3,4, All Area Review 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,3,4, Most Athletic Boy 4, Most Handsome Boy 4. MARILYN WARD Students' Voice 2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3, French Club Banquet Server 1, Girls’ State Alternate 3, Y-Teens Conference Camp 3, Y-Teens 3, Vice- President 4, French Club 2,3,4, Art Club 3,4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, American Legion Amer- icanism Award 4. NANCY WARD Chorus 1, Robed Choir 2, County Chorus 1, Olympian 4, Y-Teens 3,4, I.C.C. Representative 4, French Club 2,3,4, National Honor Society 4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, Kiwanis Language Award 4. NADINE WEBBER Freshman Cheerleader 1, Reserve 2,3, Varsity 4, Chorus 2,4, Mixed 2, Robed Choir 3, Olympian 3, 4, Students' Voice 1,2, Intramurals 1,2,3, Y-Teens 3,4, Future Nurses 1,2,3,4, Leaders 2,3,4, Foot- ball Homecoming Attendant 4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, Cheerleader Silver Key Award 4, Cutest Couple 4. RUSSELL WHERRY O.W.E. 4. RON WILSON Perfect Attendance Award 4. 153 Student Index ADAMS, SUE 38,41,46,58,60,62, 63.100. ALTENHOF, JUNE 44,90. ANDERSON, DAVID A. 29,32,34, 90. ANDERSON, DAVID E. 38,41,90. ANDERSON, JEFF 56,100. APPLE, APRIL 46, 50,60,62, 96. APPLE, SHAWN 44,60,95,96. ARNOLD, PAUL 90. ARTER, RONNIE 55,100. ARSUFFI, KAREN 28,46,50,60,62, 96. ASH, DEBBIE 69,96. BACKER, DEBBIE 53,54,64,107. BACKER, MELODY 43, 90. BACON, TINA 38,41,44,45,46, 60.63.64.106.107.122. BAILEY, CLIFFORD 38,41,90. BAKER, BREN 38,41,44,62,63, 107.122. BAKER, NEIL 12,29,90. BAREFIELD, JENNY 43, 69, 90. BARNES, JOYCE 44,46,50,53,69, 100. BARNES, RICK 12,22,44,100. BARKER, GARY 90. BARTON, BILL 56,100. BARTON, JIM 12,28,34,51,96. BE A BOUT, TERRY 44, 90. BEATTY, STEPHANIE 42,53,68,96. BECK, JOHN 38,41,59,96. BERGERT, JIM 12,34,70,100. BITTNER, BECKY 46, 50, 58,107. BLAIR, GREGG 96. BLAKE, ROBIN 46,50,64,108,122. BLOCKSON, NANCY 42,46,50,58, 60.100. BOGDAN, CAROLYN 53,69,100. BOGDAN, VICKIE 69,90. BOWEN, ED 12,33. BOWEN, TED 96. BOWMAN, CLAYSON 38,41,100. BOWMAN, DEBBIE 42,96. BOWSER, PAMELA 96. BRINKER, BOB 108. BROWN, ALLAN 108. BROWN, CINDY 96. BROWN, EUGENE 108. BROWN, LINDA 46, 53,108. BROWNE, EDWIN 12,16,31,44,51, 108. BRUEY, LEE 12,17,22,24,44,45, 51,106,107,108. BRUEY, MARCIA 38,41,46,62, 90. BRYAN, KATHY 38,41,46,53, 109. BUCKLEY, KENNETH 108. BUJDOSO, KATHY 46, 50,60, 64, 96. BUSH, KATHY 43,69,90. CAMERON, LAURIE 43,90. CAMPANELLI, LEE 38,41,100. CANNON, GILBERT 109. CARLISLE, SHARON 38,41,69,91. CARMAN, JEFF 100. CARMAN, TERRY 29, 32, 34, 91. CARPENTER, LEON 12,96. CHAMBERLAIN, LINDA 53,69,96. CHAMBERLAIN, STEVE 96. CHAPMAN, JILL 38,41,46,53,68, 96. CHENGELIS, TOM 12,44,100. CHUCK, MAXINE 96. CIBULA, CHERYL 38,41,46,50,60, 62.96. CLARK, BETTY 46,53,69,109. CLARK, DAVE 12,28 , 96. CLARK, NANCY 44,46,50, 58,63, 64.69.101. COLEMAN, CINDY 38,41,46,50, 60.62.63.101. COLEMAN, DAVE 55,109. COLEMAN, PATTY 38,41,91. COONTZ, MARGARET 21,44,45, 52,58,60,63,64,106,107,109,122. COOPER, LINDA 21,31,38,41,44, 45,46, 50,60,63,64,106,109,122. COOPER, PAM 40,41,44,46,50, 58.64.96. CONKLE, GAYLA 46,50,53,64,101. CONKLE, TERRI 44,46,50,53,60, 64.96. COPE, MIKE 101. CROOK, MARY 38,41,44,46,53, 64.96. CROTHERS, ALTON 12,29,91. CROTHERS, WESLEY 34, 59,101. CROWELL, DONA 38,41,46,49, 50.60.109. CROWELL, PATTY 38,41,46,50, 60.64.96. CROWL, BLAINE 101. CROWL, CONNIE 46,60,62,63, 107.109. CULLER, GLENN 22,34,38,41,42, 45.51.110.122. CULLER, LARRY 38,41,42,96. CUNNINGHAM, GINGER 38,41,50, 68.96. CUSICK, PAM 69, 91. CUSICK, STEVE 96. DARCY, BECKY 42,46,50,58,60, 63.64.101. DAUGHERTY, BARB 38,41,50,53, 68.96. DAUGHERTY, BECKY 38,41,46, 60,106,110. DAVIS, JANICE 96. DAVIS, VICKIE 46,52,53,69, 97. DAVNER, ED 91. DAVNER, LOIS 38,41,43,91. DEEMER, JANET 42,62,63,64,87, 110.122. DERRINGER, MOIRAE 43,46,59, 91. DeSELLEM, DEBBIE 38,41,54,60, 110. DeSELLEM, GARY 12,28,97. DETWILER, MARVIN 42,68, 97. DICKEY, LARRY 12,56,101. DILLINGER, EDNA 69,101. DILLINGER, MYRA 54,110. DILLON, BILL 42, 60,110,122. DILLON, BRENDA 42,45,59,63, 64.101. DILLON, JIM 91. DILLON, JOE 91. DIXON, MARCIA 42,46,53,110. DOTSON, FLORENCE 53,69,101. DOUGLASS, RICHARD 101. DOWD, GLADYS 53,101. DOWD, RICK 52, 111. DOWD, TIM 91. DRISCOLL, SUE 38,41,46,60,64, 87,111,122. DUNCAN, PAUL 55,111. EATON, DAVID 91. ENGEL. JANE 38,41,46,53,54,59, 154 62,63,111.122. ESTELL, KIRK 38,41,111. ESTELL, RICHARD 19,91. FIFE, FRANK 12,33,97. FORNEY, PHYLLIS 38,41,46,50,60, 64.97. FRANK, TOM 91. FRANK, WAYNE 101. FRANKFORD, SANDY 38,41,53, 54,64,111. FRANTZ, EDDIE 42,97. FRANTZ, MARILYN 38,41,42. FREEMAN, CAROL 42,102. GALLO, GENE 51,111. GALLO, RICK 12. GALLO, ROGER 29. 34, 91. GARDNER, JOHN 19,47,111. GARWOOD RHONDA 43, 69, 91. GASTON, BILL 38,41,91. GBUR, DEBBIE 19,46,62,102. GBUR, SHARON 43,44,46,91. GBUR, STEVE 64,112. GLENN, JANE 53,58,112. GLENN, JEAN 59,63,64,87,112. GLENN, JOHN 12,97. GOTTBERG, DEBBIE 38.41, 91. GRAY, JOE 12,51,64,97. GRAY, MARK 38,41,49,112. GRAY, NATE 12,16,49,51,64, 112. GREASEL, LARRY 32,34,97. GRESH, ROBERT 91. GRIMES, TRINA 43,46,91. GUMP, CAROL GUY, NORMA 46,50,53,102. HAHN, MARLENE 46,50,53,58, 60,102. HAIFLEY, JANE 43,91. HAIFLEY, JOHN 91. HALL, BARRY 97 . HALL, MIKE 112. HALVERSTADT HALVERSTADT, KIM 19, 60,102. HAMMETT, LINDA 21,44,53,58, 60,64. HANNA, CONNIE 38,40,41,46, 50.60.97. HARR, MONA (JACK) 54,112. HART, BARBARA 38,41,42,44,45, 46,50,60,62,63,106,113. HART, TOM 12,34,102. HARTMAN, SHERRY 38,41,92. HAUGHT, CAROLYN 30,31,38,41, 44.46.50.60.62.63.113. HAWTHORNE, LINDA 42,46, 50, 52.53.64.113. HAWTHORNE, NANCY 38,41,92. HAWTHORNE, SUSAN 38,41,97. HENSLER, JERRY 60,62,113. HENSON, CHARLOTTE 42,97. HENSON, PAT 43,69, 92. HENSON, SUSAN 42,46,50,113. HENTHORNE, DENNIS 56,102. HERROD, SHARON 42,44,46,50,52, 59.68.113. HILL, AUDREY 44,46,50,53,58, 60,62,102. HILL, BLAIR 51,113,122. HILL, JIM 113. HILL, PATTY 38,41,46,50,58,64, 102. HILL, PAUL 34, 44, 97. HINER, DIANE 38,41,44,46,53, 60,64,97. HISCOX, KEVIN 42,102. HOBART, VICKI 38,40,41,46,52, 53.58.64.114. HOFFMAN, TERRI 46,50,58,60,64, 97. HOHIDER, DEBBIE 43,46,59,92. HOLSHUE, KAREN 58,60,64,95,97. HOLSHUE, KATHY 44,58,59,64, 114,122. HONEYWELL, DAVE. HONEYWELL, RITA 38,41,68,92. HOUGH, WENDY 68,92. HOULETTE, ROBIN 52,97. HUFF, AIDA 54,114. HUFF, GLADA 69,97. HUFF, TERESA 69,92. HUFFMAN, JIM 12,34,41,92. HUTCHESON, DEBBIE 54,114. IEROPOLI, NICK 34,97. JACKSON, DONNA 43,62,92. JACKSON, JOYCE 19,21,44,53,60, 87. JAMES, LEE 31,34,51,60,114. JAMES, LINDA 45,46. 50, 60,74, 107.114. JAMES, LYNNE 46, 50, 52, 58,114. JONES, ABBIE 38,41,46,58,60,62, 97. JONES, CRAIG 12,60. JOSEPH, CARROLL 12,56,102. JOSEPH, GLENN 34,98. JOSEPH, SHARIE 31,38,40,41,46, 50,62,115. KEATS, DONNA. KELM, BRIAN 28,33,38,41,60, 102. KEMATS, KEVIN 102. KENNEDY, KAREN 18,19,40,41, 44.46.58.60.62.63.102. KESSLER, JUDY 46,50,52,58,115. KIDDER, JYLLE 50,52,58,62,115. KODRICH, MIKE 31,33,34,51, 115. KORODE, JOE 22,60,102. KRAUSE, CAROL 44, 53, 58,102. KUHNS, JOHN 12,28,34,44. KUSIER, MELANIE 98. LAMBERT, JOHN 43, 92. LANDSBERGER, DENISE 98. LANDSBERGER, DENNIS 98. LAWRENCE, DONALD 43, 92 . LEE, RAY 44,102. LEES, ROXANNA 98. LENKEY, TINA 43,92. LEWIS, MARION 12,17,115. LEWIS, MARVIN 12,29,34,43,44, 90,92. LEWIS, MIKE 12,22,34,98. LEWIS, MIKE 34, 92 . LEWIS, TAG 92. LEWTON, DAVE 60,102. LIBER, LANE 98. LIBER, TOM 115. LIGGETT, CARL 34,98. LIGGETT, PAUL 32,34,102. LIPSCOMB, RONNIE 115. LOAR, CHARLES 32,34,92. LOAR, CHARLOTTE 45,46,50,60, 63.64.102. LOCH, RANDY 29,34,92. LONG, LOIS 31,42,46,58,62,115. LOWRY, BONNIE 19,38,40,44,46, 47,50,58,60,116. MacALEESE, BUTCH 12,29,34,92. MANNING, RENEE 38,40,41,50, 58.60.64.102. 155 MANNS, DARRYL 56,102. MARSHALEK, KAREN 46,68, 98. MARCHBANKS, JESSICA 38,41, 60,102. MARTZ, DONNA. MASON, ALBERT 44,102. MASON, VALERIE 44,46,50,60, 62.98. MATTIX, GREG 12,29,34,92. McCAMON, LINDA 38,41,50,102. McCLINTOCK, DON 12,34,51, 102. McCullough, beverly 43,46, 92. McCullough, denise 43,92. McDEVITT, BRIAN. McDEVITT, HAROLD 28,34,98. McDEVITT-, LINDA 46,92. McDEVITT, PETE 98. McDEVITT, WAYNE 12,22,33,44, 51,102. McGAFFIC, STEVE 102. McKEE, KATHY 44,46,49, 50, 52, 116. McKEE, SUE 42,50,68,98. McLaughlin, rick 34,98. McMillan, alan 116. McMillan, glenn 12,28,56,102. MERCINA, NANCY 38,41,43,46, 90,92. MICHELS, JEFF 116. MILLER, JEFF 103. MILLER, RICK 38,41, 59, 98. MILLER, SANDY 38,41,93. MOLLENKOPF, RICK 103. MONTGOMERY, RAELEE 43,46,68, 93. MOORE, DONNA 53,69,98. MORGAN, KAREN 38,41,43,46. MORLAN, PAULA 38,41,44,46, 60.64.98. MORLAN, RICK 12,41,93. MORRIS, BECKY 52. MORRIS, DEBBIE 38,41,46,54,58, 116. MOUNTZ, NANCY 98. MULLEN, KIM 43,68, 93. MUNTEAN, SALLY 38,41,46,50, 53,60,103. MURPHY, TERESA 52. NEWLAND, DEBBIE 98. NOLD, DEBBIE 38,41,45,46,48, 49,50,106,116. NOLD, DOUG 38,41,93. NOVAK, GREG 103 NOVAK, MIKE 93. PADUREAN 38,41,116. PADUREAN, JOHN 29, 93. PAGE, PAUL 42,60,68, 98. PAINTIFF, VICKIE 69,103. PALMER, GERALD 19, 38,41,45,60, 62.63.64.103. PANNIER, MATT 19,31,45,51, 117. PAPPAS, JEAN 53,69,98. PASTERE, BEVERLY 38,41,44,46, 62.93. PASTORE, BRAD 98. PASTORE, MARY 28,46,58,99. PASTORE, RITA 46,46,93. PARRISH, DEBBIE 46. 50, 52, 53, 68.103. PEPPEL, PAUL 12,103. PERRY, LARRY 28,34,99. PERRY, MARY 54,64,117. PERCHETTI, CHRISTY 44, 59, 93. PETERS, JIM. PETERSON, JEWYL 44,46, 50, 64, 95,99. PETTIGREW, BARB 43,46,62, 69, 93. PETTIGREW, MARTHA 46,52, 53, 62.69.117. PEZZANO, ANGIE 19,29,38,41, 43.46.62.93. PHILLIPS, EDGAR 12,16,22,51,60. 117,122. PIKE, MARIANNE 53,68,103. PIKE, ROB 12,17,22,24,34,51, 117. PITTENGER, RICK 22, 24, 33, 34, 44.47.52.117. POWELL, CHUCK 43,93. PRASCO, LOUGENE 117. RAMBE, PAUL 99. RANDOLPH, TIM 99. REBUCK, LARRY 38,41,103. REBUCK, ROBERT 68. RHODES, GINA 46,59,93. REYNOLDS, ROGER 103. REYNOLDS, SHARON 38,41,69, 93. RHODES, RICK 38,41, 99. ROBERTS, RANDY 42,103. ROBINSON, HENRY 42, 99. RODU, BRAD 28,33,44,45,51,62, 63,64,68,103. ROGERS, MARILYN 103. ROGERS, STEVE 55,103. ROHN, WILLIAM 93. ROSE, CINDY 43,44,46,93. RUBINO, JOHN 12,29,34,93. SCHELL, DAVE 22,42,103. SCHNADER, DENNIS 28,62,103. SEMICS, GARY 99. SENANEFES, ELAINE 38,41,43,46. 93. SHAFFER, MARSHA 54,118. SINSLEY, JOHN 55,103. SLAGLE, DEBRA 54,106,118. SNOWBERGER, KATHY 44,46,50, 52,118. SNOWBERGER, KAY 46, 50,118. SNOWBERGER, SANDY 28,46, 50, 60,62,99. SNYDER, STEVE 22,24,34,44,51, 118. SEWARDS, SAM 118. STANLEY, COLLEEN 99. STARR, STEPHANIE 46,50,52,118, 122. STEELE, MARK 29, 34,43, 93. STOCK, SANDY 38,41,53,54,106, 118. STOCKMAN, BRENT 34,119. STOUSS, PATTY 93. STROUSS, KEVIN 34,119. STURMS, BARRY 29,38,41,93. SWARTZ, DAVE 103. SWEENEY, DEBBIE 46, 50, 53, 58, 69, 99. SWEENEY, RICK 12,17,119. SWEENEY, ROGER 119. TAYLOR, CHERYL 43,68, 99. TAYLOR, DIANE 44,45,52,58,60, 119,122. TAYLOR, TERRI 29,46,50,93. 156 TEAGARDEN, JERRY 42,103. THOMAS, BILL 43, 93. THOMAS, CATHY 46,53,54,119. THOMPSON, DAVE 119. THOMPSON, LeJEANNE 19,38,40, 41.46.58.62.99. TOLSON, JOHN 12,34,93. TOLSON, SUSAN 28,44,50,58,59, 62,63,70,87,103. TOOLIS, ANITA 46,50,60,64,68, 99. TULLIS, CINDY 44, 99. TULLIS, STEVE 29,93. TUTTLE, CURT 119. TUTTLE, PATTY 38,41,42,46,50, 53.62.68.99. TYSON, BILL 103. ULBRICH, DURYEA 103 ULLOM, BOB 29,32,34, 93. ULLOM, JOHN 28,32,34,44,51,99. VARGE, LANA 42,103. VIETMEIER, LARRY 68, 99. VIETMEIER, MARY 44, 50,68, 87. VIETS, DONNA 46,62,99. WALLACE, JAYNE 52,99. WARD, DAVID 12,16,22,24,34,51, 120. WARD, GLENDA 29,38,41,43,46, 90.94. WARD, MARILYN 46,50,52,60,63, 120. WARD, NANCY 45,46,60,64,106, 120. WATSON, TOM 12,43,94. WEAVER, CANDY 38,40,41,44, 46.94. WEAVER, CARL 28, 33,44,45, 51, 60,100. WEBBER. DENISE 43,46,94. WEBBER, NADINE 19,21,43,46,50, 58,64,120. WHERRY, CLYDE 55,103. WHERRY, RUSSELL 55, 120. WHITE, LIZ 42,43,46, 50. WILFONG, MARYANNE 42,103. WILLIAMS, DEBORA 99. WILLIAMS, JANIE 46,58,62,99. WILLIAMS, JUDY 20,41,46,50,58, 60.64.99. WILLIAMS, MARYANN 43,40,62, 99. WILSON, RONNIE 120. WOLSKI, MIKE 56 ZIMMERMAN, LINDA 50,68,99. 157 00 LO The 1971 OLYMPIAN Staff wishes to thank all who contributed to the production of the 1971 OLYMPIAN. We hope this yearbook will provide you with many fond memories of D.A.H.S. SPECIAL THANKS TO: Davis Studios Mr. G. M. 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