Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1973 volume:

2 It’s getting better all the time. I used to get mad at my school— The teachers that taught me weren't cool. You’re holding me down, turning me round, Filling me up with your rules. I’ve got to admit it’s getting better A little better all the time. From “Getting Better Sgt. Pepper Beatles 5 nsnnriiira 12 13 Autumn Mist I was extremely excited and shocked that I was crowned Dover High School’s Homecoming Queen. It made me happy and proud to know that the students gave me this honor. I would like to wish all those that voted for me and all my brothers and sisters Love, Peace, Soul, and Togetherness! —Esther Garner Below: Our players rally for some pregame spirit. 14 Queen Ester Garner Lynn Phillips 15 Brenda Wallick Administration Charles Wilson — Jr. High Principal Ed Moeller — Assistant Principal Superintendent — Bill Kinneer in New York for the Dover Band performance in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Robert Schrock — Senior High Principal Larry Baker — H gh School Administrative Assistant Dover High School was evaluated by a team from North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools this school year. Many of the recommendations for improvement centered around the need for more space. The major concern of the Administration this year was to provide additional school facilities so that we may continue to provide the students of Dover the best educational program possible. 18 — Bill E. Kinneer Board of Education: Superintendent Bill Kinneer, standing, Isabel Moore; Paul Quicksall. Vice President; and George Carl Pissocra; Dale Swinderman, President; Shirley Miller; Abersold. Clerk. Above left: Donald Peters. Administrative Assistant. Above: George Aebersold, Clerk — Treasurer. Left: Paul Koval. Director of Curriculum and Howard Dennison, School Psychologist. 19 Counselors Sr. High Guidance Counselors and assistants: Tom Kane Jr.: Judy Tarulli; Pat Petricola, Secretary; Barb Youmans; and Lorn McCartney. Tom Cane confers with Miss Peeper. Jr. High Counselors: Ray Luyster, and Helen Carrico. 20 Secretaries Top: Administration Secretaries — Norma Hardwidge seated. Standing: Maxine Varner. Dorothy Contini, Jo Ann Cihon. and Eleanor Beasley. Below: School Secretaries — Donna Mitchell. Betty McCarty. Eileen Lieser. and Rose Marie Graef. The camera catches Mr. Dennison and Mr. Ferbrache during a serious moment. 21 Terry Corder English 7 Some of my impressions of Dover thus far ... Well . . . Highly regarded school system . . . students should be proud of this; however, it’s probably taken for granted by many . . . seemed to have noticed a bit of complacency which probably contributes to the LACK OF TRUE school spirit. That surprised me at first . . . Overall, I've enjoyed my first semester at Dover. The students are great . . . need not take a back seat to any school anywhere! 22 Mr. Daniels Floyd May — Speech Mary Lou Patterson — Home Economics Ray Johnston — English Lois Miller — Home Economics Above: Ruth Burky — Home Economics § Left: Joyce Archer — Home Economics Pat Powell — English 9 23 Right: Judy Vasbinder. Tom Redman, Beryl Scharein — Physical Education Above: Robert Wise, Dave Pierce — Driver Ed. Below: Stan Zurowski Psychology, Sociology Above: Martha Thomas — Health Below: Dick Marshall — History 7,8 24 Far Right: Joanne Limbach — History Right: Jesse Reese — American History Below: Paul Mowrey — History 8 Above: Eleanor Krause — History Below: Jim Nixon — American Problems During the last several years there have been a number of important changes at Dover High School. Many semester-length units of study have replaced the traditional year long courses. In addition the cooperative-work-study programs have been expanded. Students have become more involved in school decisions and today’s young people seem more aware of and interested in the community into which they are being graduated. 25 —Jim Nixon Ralph Padgitt — Math 26 Irene Koval — Spanish Above: Josephine Gersdorff — Spanish Left: Margot Dean — French Gertude Herz — German Natalie Loop — French 27 Above: A. L. Cattabiani, Howard Lorson — Science Left: Donald Keller — 7.8 Below: Patricia Mayton — Science; Tutor Below- Ted Martin — Biology 28 29 Robert Pohm — Art 7 Edna Cattabiani — Special Education Below: Mildred Fitzsimmons — Nurse 30 Thomas Conwell. Elmer Lembright — Industrial Below: Paul James — Industrial Arts Arts George Schwarm — V.I.C. 31 SEATED ON FLOOR: Pam Schmitzer, Jan Rinderknecht, Beth Schweitzer, Linda Beebe, Laurie Eichel, Holly Krantz, Kathy Rufener, Robert Paulun, Margaret Magnacca, Linda Harmon, Bobbi Machan, Patty Griffiths, Elizabeth Young, Debbie Davidson, Brenda Wallick, Beth Burrell, Maryruth Loessi, Cheryl Haggis, Linda Burris, Gail Grewell, Steve Badertscher, Polly Bierie, Sally Herman, Barb Reynolds, Cliff Mauerer. SEATED ON RISERS: Nancy Espenschied, Debbie Arnold, Cheryl Shutt, Heather Immel, Lisa Billow, Randy Baughman, Mark Judy, Kathy Deetz, Keith Lieser, Jim Shroyer, Debbie Kilchenman, Diane Gersdorff, Susan Gasser, Vicki Kilchenman, Randy Miller, Jeff Thompson, Dave Link, Matt Marks, Don Irvin. Tom Koontz, Steve Saunders, Joe Lantz, Jeff Eddy, Alan Houk. Percussion: Bob Rufener, Paul Smith, Joe Burke, Bill Fritz, Kirby Tyree, Mike Fisher, Brad Shell, Kevin Kutz, Tom Kelker, Vernon Bair, Terry Auman. I Senior Band TORNADOES MAKE HIT ON BROADWAY .... and other places too!!! “Ladies and gentlemen, under the direction of Mr. Fredrick Delphia, assisted by Larry Gillaspie and Terry Krause, Drum Major Tom Kelker and Head Majorette Beth Straub, we proudly present the 1972-73 Dover High School Marching Tornadoes!” This fanfare was only a crescendo which began the brilliant Marching Season. Clad in new crimson and white uniforms, football fans, parade viewers, and loyal band patrons, felt the earth move as we did our thing. The Marching Band was involved in many band shows which included Newcomerstown, New Philadelphia, Defiance, Waynedale, and the Dover Band Show which drew a capacity crowd at Crater Stadium. All efforts displayed were rewarded when Mr. Delphia announced “Macy’s”! Our itinerary included parades in New Rochelle and the Bronx, a performance at St. Raymond’s Cathedral, dinner at Mama Leone’s, a night out at Radio City Music Hall, and our spine tingling never-to-be forgotten march down Broadway in the 47th Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. 34 SEATED ON FLOOR: Ginny Gerber. Sue Reichman, Roxanne Ruszin. Bonnie McCune. Susie Auman, Marla Wertman, Bonnie Sprankle. Linda Glenn. Marty Marlowe. Rhonda McCune. Marcia King. Joyce Sandy, David Hanner. Bernice Menapace. Holly Immel. Joan Longacher. Lori Mitchell. Lynnette Everett. Debbie Strimmel, Kathy Lawver, Renee Howard, Mary Alice Devney, Joyce Klein, Beth Straub, Barb Loader. Jim Lorenz, Greg Menapace. Sheila Shell, Brenda Williams. Michele Valentine, Leslie Zaugg. Mike Kinneer, Ed Gallion, Tammy Grewell. SEATED ON RISERS: Keith Hofacker, Sharon Petrella. Barb Hepner. Pam Miller, Kris Klingaman, Leslie Hefner. Sue Dreher, Nancy Zurcher, Julie Link, Michelle McCulloch, Chris Farmer, Ray Dawson. Teena Javens. Eric Botdorf. Jenny Von Allman. Mike Knotts, Pam Brewer. Bob Valentine, Mark Loos. Corey Swinderman, Kevin Barcus, Renee Caswell, Dotty Forster. Tom Netting, Rodney Zahler, Brian Botdorf, Daryl Shanklin, Jim Feller. Bob Wassem, Kim Kutz, Tom Gardner, Bob Gibbs, Bob Blickensderfer, Tim Watson. Brian Bird. Beginning their second phase of music, the Symphonic Band took to the stage and presented a Winter Concert. Solo and Ensemble Contest proved to be highly successful as over 115 musicians traveled to Carrollton to participate. For the first time, District Contest was hosted at Dover High School with thirteen bands hoping to earn a superior rating which enables them to go on to the State Finals. Dover received a Superior at District and traveled to Warren for the State Finals and proved themselves again, coming home with another Superior rating. The fine dedicated musicians presented a Spring Concert and a concert at the Outdoor Drama with the Junior Band. To conclude such a spectacle-filled year, the band traveled to Indianapolis, Indiana, where they performed in the annual Indianapolis 500 Race. —Beth Straub Bob Blickensderfer 35 Majorettes: LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Arnold, Beth Straub — head. Barb Loader, Kris Klingaman. Linda Burris, Tom Kelker, Lynnette Everett, Laurie Eichel, Maryruth Loessi, Brenda Wallick, Kim Kutz. Lab Band: L. to R.: Eddie Gallion, Tammy Grewell, Gregg Menapace, Beth Straub, Joyce Klein, Randy Baughman, Randy Miller, Bob Blickensderfer, Brian Botdorf, Kevin Barcus. Brian Bird. Rod Zahler, Kim Kutz. Vernon Bair, Mike Kinneer, Bob Valentine. Brad Shell. Mike Knotts. Kirby Tyree. Eric Botdorf, Tom Kelker, Alan Houk, Corey Swinderman, David Hanner. Band Council: SITTING: Kim Kutz — secretary, Paul Smith, Chris Farmer, Dotty Forster. Brad Shell, Sheila Shell, Tom Kelker. STANDING: Randy Miller — president, Lynnette Everett. Alan Houk, Brenda Wallick, Bob Blickensderfer — vice-president, Beth Straub. 36 37 Director, Mr. Bob McFerran. 38 -------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dover High Orchestra I FIRST ROW: Nancy Pongratz, Julie Link, Brian Lehigh, Vivian Lahm, Missy Flora, Sally McDonell, Stephanie McCord. Carol Burkholder, Patty Schweitzer. SECOND ROW: Marlene Casiano, Gretchen Fisher, Joan Rentch, Nancy Marshall, Tammy Hess, Tom Netting, Ted Lorson. Bonnie Sprankle, Cheryl Page. Kathy Rufener, Linda Beebe. Bernice Menapace. THIRD ROW: Robin DeWire, David Finzer, Sandy Collar, Chris Flora, Cheryl Burkholder, Mary Lou Petters. Michele McCullough, Jeff Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Schweitzer, Belinda Casiano, Mark Tripathy, Joe Fraizer, Mark Longer, Ann Longer, Gail Barkett. Candy Schrien, Rhonda Machan, Candy Scharien, Mark Lorson, Matt Marks, Mr. McFerran. FIFTH ROW: Regina Grewell. and Marla Eggerton. FIRST ROW: Polly Beitzel, Mona Clark, Kelly Kastor, Linda Ziler, Chris Marlowe. Kim Clay, Heather Barr, Wendy Walter, Pam Ellwood, Cheryl Kelker, Sushlla, Trlpathy, Kay Owens. Barb Egler, Cathy Cree, Janet Keener, Sally Ballentine, Denise Ray, Stephie Ault, SECOND ROW: Peggy DeGraw, Kim Reichman, Kim Murphy, Shirley Meryo. Valerie Bair, Todd Immel, Beth Keith, Aileen Silverstone, Cheryl Kaufman, Missy Flora, Peggy German, Sue Hagerman, Wendy Lengler, Angela Nigro, Kate Cary, Amy Peck. Connie Grages, Pat Pringle, Sue Trotter, Jessica Springer. Chris Flora THIRD ROW: Lisa Warner, Cheryl Page, Annette Stephan, Debbie Kaufman, Debbie McNutt, Mary Jo Baker, Tracey Jones, Cathy Maurer, Rhonda McCulloch, Dianne Youngen, Steve Ron-dinella, Becky Rippel, Carmella Monaco, Sandy Cihon, Wendy Little, Barb Loos, Marsha Myers. Terry Zurcher, Jody Slentz, Betty Comaromy, Brenda Clark, Randy Miller, Dave Garmon, Brenda Zurcher, Stephanie Miller, Sue Galllon, Kathy Riley. FOURTH ROW: Beth Mitchell, Sharon Border, Lori Moser, Barb Wassem, Terri Petrullo, Jill Dothet, Vera Holcom, Polly Brewer, Carol Grove, Sue Beasley, Rhonda Macan, Connie Kutz, Pam Class, Millie Perkowski, Jennifer Deetz, David Lehman, Jeff Renicker, Lynn Rogers, Marci Junior Band Majorettes — Missy Flora, Sue Gilmore, Millie Perkowski, Cheryl Burkholder, and Kathy Riley. Hefner. Diana Shanklin. Rick Crone, Lori Bresnek, Shelly Doll. Lisa Vonkennel, Cindy Yockey, Kathy Koontz, Sue Gilmore, Lisa Weiss, Patty Jackson, Jon Kinneer. Trombones: Kenny Engstrom. Mark Dusenberry, Patty Moran, Dave Miller, Tim Conkle, Martha Klein, Scott Feller, Tim Deetz, Jed Miller, Matt Wagner, Greg Gordon, Joyce Walter, Lisa Glenn. Tuba: John Young, Dick Lang, Bob Cunningham, Ron Barkett. Percussion: Bob Chion, Joe Huffman, Tom Pace, Bruce Fraiter, Eddie West, Shawn Bower, Donna Barkett, Jan Byer, Paul Koval, Sally Mathews, Todd Chumney, Pete Hafllnger. The Dover Junior Band began its busy school year with rehearsals during the month of August. With its 135 members, under the baton of their director Larry Gillaspie, they worked very diligently on their basic music fundamentals. By the time school had started, the junior band was efficiently organized and well under way. The first performance of the year was the Veteran's Day parade, followed by the Christmas parade. Next, the band presented its winter concert which was the best winter performance ever given by the junior band. As a treat the band journeyed to Wintersville, Ohio to be guests of the Winter9ville Junior Band and to attend their concert. Also, during February, over ninety members of the band participated in the OMEA District Solo and Ensemble Contest. The band's spring performances included the annual Junior Band Festival, held at New Philadelphia, featuring the junior bands from Cambridge, Tusky Valley, Strasburg, New Philadelphia, and Dover. Also, they presented a combined spring concert with the Dover Sr. Band at the Outdoor Drama Theatre, and participated in the Memorial Day Parade. The highlight of the spring schedule is the annual OMEA district VIII Junior Band Chorus Contest in which the band participated at Lake High School in Uniontown. An enjoyable and productive year was the result of the hard work and the diligent practice of the 1972-73 Dover Junior Band. 39 Mr. Gillaspie FIRST ROW: Michelle McCullough, Becky Grafe, Linda West, Diane Welling, and Sally Schmidt SECOND ROW: Nancy Reed, Kris Klingaman, Beth Schweitzer, Dawn Hofacker, Bernice Menapace, Diane Williams, and Zan Harmon. THIRD ROW: Barb Proper, Barb Senior Choir It was quite a thrill to hear the 60 voices of the Dover Senior Choir blending in perfect harmony, and if you attended any of their several performances throughout the 1972-73 school year, you probably came away with a tune ringing in your ears. The entire choir participated in Community Church Services at St. John’s, Grace Lutheran, and Four Square Gospel Church during the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter seasons. If you attended the Choir’s Christmas Concert, you no doubt found yourself getting into the holiday spirit with sounds of Sing We Noel”, How Still, How Still , What You Gonna Call Yo’ Pretty Little Baby”, and others. At the annual Spring Concert you probably found yourself tapping your toes to the beat of “Goin’ Out of My Head”, 5 Nursery Rhymes”, selections from Showboat”, and many more. Dover was the location for Choir Contest this year, which drew 18 choirs from the area competing for those ratings, and a whole day in February was spent at New Phila High School learning techniques and songs from a renowned director, Dr. Ramsey, and presenting the polished numbers to an expectant audience in Alexander, Donna Mastin, Debbie Ream, Barb Burgess, Mark Wert-man, and Chris Farmer. FOURTH ROW: Gretchen Fisher, Marcia Auman, Cheryl Shutt, Steve Specht, Dave Hanner, Gary Yackey, Joe Beasley, and Matt Marks. theevening.You wouldn’t believe the sound that nearly 500 voices could create! As always a large group can break down into smaller talent. Ensembles sang at Memorial Elk Services and received excellent and superior ratings at Contest. Nearly half of the choir members participated in solo contest at Carrollton this year with hard earned and excellent results. The Senior Choir had a reputation to live up to this year and they fulfilled it. Officers this year were: Joe Burke, President, Gary Yackey, Vice President, Cora Stover, Secretary, and Barb Alexander, Treasurer. —Cora Stover - FIRST ROW: Paula Wagner, Laura Anderson. Kathy Sexton, Kim Smith. Donna Comstock, and Vickie Shotwell. SECOND ROW: Joe Burke, Mike Kinneer, Meg Hutras, Louise Sears. Cheryl VonAllman, Debbie Fox, and Cora Stover. THIRD ROW: Russ Simmons, Van Harmon, Jerry Taylor, Wayne Thomas. Barb Hepner. Marla Wert-man, Cathy Browning, and Cindy Dessecker. FOURTH ROW: Q. T. Smith, Steve Schrock, Bill Swonger, Tim Prince, Bob Sherrell, Diane Mathias. Debbie White, Joyce Horn, and Cindy Fishei. 41 Male Ensemble: Q. T. Smith. Dave Hanner, Wayne Thomas. Tim Prince. Mike Kinneer. Bob Sherrill. Chris Farmer, and Gary Yackey. Girl’s Ensemble: Cheryl Shutt, Nancy Reed. Vickie Shotwell, Marcia Auman. Sally Schmidt. Becky Grate. Cindy Dessecker, Kris Klingaman. and Marla Wertman. Girl's Ensemble: Cora Stover, Donna Mastin, Donna Comstock, Joyce Horn. Meg Hurtas. Barb Alexander. Michelle McCullough, and Paula Wagner. 42 8th and 9th Grade Choirs 43 Speech Team FIRST ROW. Left to Right: Boys' Extemporaneous — Tom Koontz, Bill Fritz, Advisor — Mr. Floyd A. May; Girls' Extemporaneous — Donna Comstock — State Qualifier, Valerie Lammers. SECOND ROW: Debate — Perry Petrullo. Mark Longer, Patti Quicksall, Ron Swegheimer; Humorous Interpretation — Donna Mastin — State Alternate. Don Irven. Q. T. Smith. THIRD ROW: Dramatic Interpretation — Steve Schrock. Susie Hagloch. Paula Wagner. Oratory — Linda Ryan, Jerry Taylor, Lori Hagloch; Original Oratory — Patti Schweitzer, Terri Rice, Tom Netting. 44 Thespians FRONT: Advisor — Mr. Floyd A. May. FIRST ROW. Left to Right: Jerry Taylor, Mike Fritz. Annette Irven. Machelle McCulloch. Cindy Dessecker. Debbie Ream — Secretary. Bill Fritz — Vice-President. Steve Schrock — Treasurer. Donna Comstock — President. Paula Wagner — Scribe, Beth Springer. Lucy Ream. Tom Netting. Tom Koontz. SECOND ROW: Russ Simmons. Russ Swan. Brenda Rieger. Brenda Lealand, Susie Hagloch. Barb Alexander. Linda Wallick, Donna Mastin, Louise Sears. Valerie Lammers. Jim Feller. Tim Prince. THIRD ROW: Matt Marks. Andy Scharein, Don Irven. Joyce Sandy. Stef McCord. Bob Blickensderfer, Gary Yackey. Dale Andreas. Lai Lonie Stuber. Diane McRobbie. Wayne Thomas. Tom Jones, Q. T. Smith. 45 Eugene Gant ...............Steve Schrock Eliza Gant.................Donna Comstock Ben Gant.......................Tim Prince W. O. Gant..........................Jerry Taylor Laura James ..............Debbie Gunnoe Helen Gant Barton...........Debbie Ream Fatty” Pert.........................Stef McCord Dr. Maguire ...............Wayne Thomas Mrs. Clatt ................Paula Wagner Look Homeward, Angel Fall Drama — November 17 and 18 46 Kiss and Tell Winter Comedy — March 2 and 3 Corliss Archer......................Donna Comstock Mr. Archer ..................................Bill Fritz Mrs. Archer .............................Linda Wallick Dexter Franklin ...................................Tom Koontz Lt. Lenny Archer....................Bob Blickensderfer Mr. Franklin ...........................Wayne Thomas Mrs. Franklin .......................Lai Lonie Stuber 47 The Crucible The Crucible by Arthur Miller was Dover’s entry at District One-Act Play Contest. We earned third place at Sandy Bailey High on April 23, 1973. Deputy Governor Danforth John Proctor ............ Mary Warren ............. Rev. Parris ............. Judge Hathorn............ Abigail Williams......... Giles Corey.............. Francis Nurse ........... Rev. Hale................ Marshall Herrick......... Exekial Cheever ......... Susanna Walcott.......... Mercy Lewis.............. Thomas Putnam .......... Elizabeth Proctor ....... .........Bill Fritz ___Steve Schrock ....Debbie Ream .....Gary Yackey .......Jim Feller . Donna Comstock ... Wayne Thomas .....Tom Koontz .......Don Irven Bob Blickensderfer ___Bill Silverstone . .Valerie Lammers ___Paula Wagner Perry Petrullo ....Donna Mastin West Side Story The Jetts: Tony Riff Wayne Thomas Action Anybodys The Sharks: Maria Cindy Dessecker Anita Barb Alexander Bernardo Steve Schrock Chino Bill Fritz Pepe . .Bob Blickensderfer Consuela Francisca Cora Stover The Adults: Lieut. Schrank .. .... Mr. Tom Daniels Officer Krupke .. Mr. Mike Grzebienowski Gladhand Mr. Walter Heck Doc ... Mr. Floyd A. May 48 49 Swirl Staff First Row: Linda Burris, Kris Teccom. Mary Wade, Becky Shryock. Second Row: Linda Weber, Mike Cornelia, Brian Williams. The SWIRL staff began the year by taking charge of the concession stands at the first football game. In another effort to raise money, we also sold mums for the Dover-Phila game. There was not too much work to be done early in the year but by November pictures began coming back and deadlines were to be met. Several of us were late in submitting our layouts for the first deadline but after that we got the hang” of things. Sometimes troubles piled up. For example our student photographer threatened to move to Florida (we finally bought him a one-way ticket) and we lost the first eight pages. Many new projects succeeded this year, but our attempts at sending a war correspondent to Viet Nam proved fruitless. He had trouble hitching a ride. If you are reading this in the SWIRL, we have succeeded in reaching our goal despite numerous setbacks. Thank you for your patience. — Brian Williams Editors — J. D. Chappell, Jeff Reiser, Lynn Phillips. Barb Williams, Jill Kreisher. Diane DeBois, Gary Yackey, Donna Comstock, Jane Bambeck, Sandy Showalter. Jane Wilds, Elaine Seikel, Barb Catcott. 50 Crimsonian Staff Brenda Wallick, Patty McGinnis, Barb Youmans. Zoe Hughes. Typists. Bill Page. Editor-in-chief; Rick Jones. Layout Editor; Glen Dearth. Feature Editor. Beth Straub. Page One Editor; Steve Eckert. Sports Editor; Rob Miller. Page Three Editor; Carol Ehrhart, Page Two Editor. Kris Swegheimer. Artist; Jane Miceli, Reporter; Jane Fazenbaker, Artist; Linda West. Reporter; Patty Espenshied. Reporter. The CRIMSONIAN. Dover High School's newspaper, is chiefly a way to keep the student body and faculty in the know of DHS. This year Miss Peeper and staff members have made changes which we feel would be acceptable in making the paper more attractive We’ve changed the look of the newspaper. We cut down on advertising and the size of the paper but we still have more news space which is what we all want. Every year the staff is very conscious of their duty to make the paper unique and new for that year. We feel we have looked at the perspective of creating a wider variety in writing our news as well as supplying both sides to the articles being written. We hope the students and faculty realize that our efforts of putting out the paper are more than just a writing project. We want this “our CRIMSONIAN. to be Dover High School's own news media telling ideals the way we see and hear it. — Beth Straub 51 Senior High Office Kay Kappler, Barb Reynolds. Maryruth Loessi, Linda Burris. Natalie Killian, Jane Miceli. Jill Kreisher. Paula Witschey. 52 Junior High Office LEFT TO RIGHT: Glenda Denning, LaiLonie Stuber, Marcia Auman, Sheila Shell, Tammy Grewell, Becky Houk, Kathy Riley. Sue Gilmore, Kathy McKensie. Jr. High Hall Monitors FIRST ROW: Mark Longer, Steve Contini, Ken Killian, Dan Bienko, Tom McKenzie. Steve Norman. Linda Ryan. SECOND ROW: Laurie Haglock, Lisa Smith. Cheryl Kelker. Wendy Kelker, Carol Stutler, Jim Cumpston, Gene Reese. Brenda Leland. THIRD ROW: Carol Grove. Peggy Miller, Sandra Brinker, Tammy Ringley, Leslie Zaugg. Patti Quicksaw. FOURTH ROW: Pam Hixenbaugh. Lauria Hepner, Terri Dummermoth, Janice Metcalf. Nancy Espenchied, Connie Easlick. LAST ROW: Fred Mamerella, John Rosenberry, Tom Heil, Jeff Ross. Bill Hutras, Mike Polan, Dan Garman, Rick Young. Not Pictured: Candy Scharein. 53 Attendance Help Left to Right: Peggy German, Sue France, Mary Lawless, Valerie Hazard. Wendy Houglan, Shirley Owens, Connie Pearson, Loretta Hasket, Debbie Arnold. Front: Mrs. Graef. Deann Thurman, Shelby Smith. Lynn Bouchard. Brenda Wallick, Barb Reynolds. Jenny Hagloch. Back: Cindy Davidson, Patty McGinnis. Cheryl Graef, Diane Shutt, Mary Wade I Usher Club Left to Right: Paula Wagner, Linda Weber, Sue Wright, Linda Smearman, Candy Lengler, Dianne Weaver, Stephanie McCord, Beth Springer, Gale Hatcher, Machelle McCulloch, Diane Gersdorff. 54 Librarians All is well! We’ve finally remembered to put cards in books before shelving them. Mystery of the year: Whatever happened to World Book Volume 18? — Mrs. Rockenhauser Front: Ellen Corsi. Patty Maurer. Cindy Forster Second Row: Paula Wagner. Pam Haney. Mary Jo Polce. Sue Hagarman. Joyce Lagat-ta. Jill Limbacher. Third Row: Suzanne Contini, Hazel Schweitzer. Kathy Sexton. Lovie Bridgeman. Sandy Showalter. Below: Jackie Todd, Terrie Rice. Dianne Weaver. Nancy Reed. Linda West. Debbie Zuchegno. Diane Williams. Carol Burkholder. Debbie Varnes. Pam Hixenbaugh. Debbie Watson. Sue Sindlinger. Janet Dusenberry. Resource Center Help Seated: David Shull, Wayne Thomas. Mike Law. Left to Right: Mrs. Blair. Andy Krantz. Mrs. Blaser. Karen Seller. Shelby Smith. Jack Woodard. Jerry Taylor. Mark Pecensho. Pam Menefee. Cindy Fishel. Dottie Forster. Diane Davidson. Barb Alexander. Belinda Casiano. 55 Science Club FIRST ROW: Pam Miller, Stef McCord, Jona Dunbar, Sue Sindlinger, Joyce Lagatta, Jan Rinderknecht. SECOND ROW: Both Schweitzer, Anne Fondriest, Brenda Rieger. Debbie Schweitzer. Candy Lengler. Diane Gersdorff, Debbie Ream, Beth Springer, Donna Comstock, Mr. Schrader. THIRD ROW: Tom Burton, Alan Houk, Bill Fritz, Bob Schmidt, John McEvoy, Rick Jones. Dale Andreas. Art Club FRONT ROW: Becky Shryock, Mary Ellen Wade, Stef Mathias, Patty Griffiths. SECOND ROW: Rita Benedum, Jill Arter, Laurie Wallick, Lori Yosick, Cindy Davidson, Kris Swigheimer, Pinny Ley. THIRD ROW: Dixie Kaderly, Nancy Zurcher, Katy Haglock, Laurie Myers. JoAnne Spangler, Michele Moser, Maryanne Pruni, Robin Lieser, Jenny Hafloch, Mark Hagloch, Ron Lieser. 56 Visual Aids FIRST ROW. Left to Right: John Alexander. Warren Reiger. Mike Fisher, Joe Bleiniger. John Schlegel. SECOND ROW: Al Landis. Bill Longacher, Joe Yost, Bob Antonelli, Joe Hope. Brad Rausch. Rick Jones. Bill Page. Dick Baker. THIRD ROW: Jeff Llmbacher. Rudy Richter. Bob Ehrhart. Bill Fritz. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Cattabiani, Charles Frame. Bill Swonger. Junior Stide, Brian Shutt. Tom Lagatta. Randy Rufener. Gil Maize. John Geisinger, Tom Jones, and George Feidler. Video Aids SEATED: Andy Krantz and Mrs. Blair. STANDING. Left to Right: Wayne Thomas. Shelby Smith, Barb Alexander. Jerry Taylor, Jeff Eddy. Martin Warther, Joe Lanz, Jack Woodard. Bill Fritz, Earl Landis, Steve Shrock, Mike Law, Scott Diamond, Zan Harmon. Audio Aids LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Owens, Bob Hanner. Matt Stephens, Jeff Mills, Dan McKenzie. Mr. Cattabiani, Steve Struhar. 57 SENIORS: Diane DeBois. Jim Drake, Patty Espenchied, Dave Marshall. Bill Longacher. Denise Pissocra, Debbie Ream, Penny Schilling, Kris Tecco, Mary Wade. Jill Kreisher and Steve Pruni — At large Representatives. JUNIORS: Debbie Arnold, Debbie Con-tini, Ruth Ellen Dukes, Linda Glenn, Gail Grewell, Loretta Haskett, Shelly Hunter, Natty Killian, Dave Longer, Debbie Rochenhauser, Steve Rossi. Jinny VonAllman and Kim Kutz. SOPHOMORES: Lara Burkey, Kris Klingaman. Shirley Owens, Margo Pretorious, Sally Schmidt, Sue Stahl, Steve Struhar, Steve Tristano, Linda Beebe, Mary Jo Peitro, Gretchen Ficher, Margaret Magnacca, Rick Kopec and Mark LoPresti. Sr. High Student Council OFFICERS: Pete Sweitzer — Corresponding Secretary. Therese Kennedy — Recording Secretary, Joe Beasley — President, Rob Miller — Vice President, Scott Whetstone — Treasurer. Student Council 1972-73, had its glory early in the year, but as time drifted on, so did the enthusiasm. The organization could have been better and ideas could have become a reality if a definite agreement could have been reached. The summer workshop, the Homecoming weekend, and the Cardinal Conference Exchange Program were some of the projects which were quite successful. Though many things were left undone, the things which we were allowed to complete, were done in the best of fashion. —Joe Beasley 58 President Nancy Marshall explains the agenda for the next meeting while two of the other officers. Sue Keith and Scott Hanhart, listen carefully. Jr. High Student Council SEVENTH GRADE MEMBERS: Steve Bedrosian, Mark Caswell. Bruce Frasier. Marcia Hefner. Gail Hootman, Anne Longer. Angela Nigro. Steve Rondinella, Debbie Stofan, Mike Walker. EIGHTH GRADE MEMBERS: Shawn Bower. Peggy DeGraw. Dave Flynn, Janet Hagloch, Kathy Koontz, Don Little. Millie Perkowski, Kim Reichman, Sue Trotter. Amy Wherley. NINTH GRADE MEMBERS: Jim Barkett. Steve Contini, Barb Erdeljac, John Helmsdoerfer, Dave Lawless, Mark Longer. Patty Peters, John Rosenberry. Bill Silverstone. Tom Watson. OFFICERS: President—Nancy Marshall Vice-President—Herb Lester Secretary—Sue Keith Treasurer—Scott Hanhart We had a successful Student Council this year. We added more activities such as the Turkey ’N Straw Square Dance, ping-pong, chess, and checkers tournaments, and selling pennants. We also had a pizza eating contest, sending the champion’s picture, along with other participants’, to the Big Chuck and Hoolihan Show. Our pictures were displayed on TV. The Student Council planned to go to Cedar Point as a group at the end of the school year. —Nancy Marshall 59 FNA The Future Nurse’s main purpose is to provide its members with a brief picture of what nursing and other health careers are really like. They achieved this through: knowledgeable speakers, a tour of Union Hospital, a visit to Valley Manor Nursing Home, and an all day field trip to Cleveland Clinic. The club also awards a $100 scholarship to a senior who has been accepted to a nursing school. Officers were: Diane DeBois — President, Beth Schweitzer — Vice-President, Elaine Seikel — Treasurer, and Cora Stover — Secretary. Helpful advisors were Mrs. Rockenhauser and Mrs. Sanders. — Diane DeBois Seniors — Diane DeBois. Cindy Forster, Barb Williams, Beth Anderson, Patty Espenshied, Lynn Phillips. Diane Williams. Debbie Zuchegno, Debbie Varnes, Barb Youmans. Laurie Dessecker. Cora Stover. Carol Ehrhart, Diana Gardner. Lesley Durbin. Patty McGinnis. Gail Wikoff, Michele McEvoy. Diane Weaver. Mrs. Rockenhauser. Lynne Miller. Diane Shutt. Beth Schweitzer. Joan Hanson, Elaine Seikel, Beth Porter. Becky Sigrist. Juniors — Lynnette Everett, Holly Espenschied, Kim Reese. Karen Hendrix, Maureen Raider. Debbie Schweitzer. Joan Longacher, Kathy Sexton. Anne Fondriest, Sandra Petersheim. Candy Lengler. Beth Ley. Sharon Baker. Carol Schneider. Mary Lewis. Linda Miller. Nan Aubihl. Sophomores — Jeanne Riffle. Sue Slusser, Mary Ann Pruni. Michele Mosley. Debbie McMann. Julie Fondriest. Roxann Ruszin, Brenda Williams. Bonnie McCune, Connie Pearson. Shirley Owens. Debbie Patterson. Kelly Weber, Pam Menefee. Marianne Schumacher, Kathy Lawver, Vicki Shotwell. Maureen Karl. 60 F T A Above — Midge McKittrick. Debbie Con-tini, Jona Dunbar. Loretta Haskett, Natalie Killian, Kathy Kendle, Jeannie Tolloti. Debbie Arnold, Mrs. Cattibiana, Mary Sears. Michele McCullogh, Debbie Rockenhauser, Jane Wilds, Pam Schmitzer. Gretchen Ickes, Susie Hagloch, Becky Hazard, Gail Hatcher, Sue Gould, Judy Tarulli, Paula Witschey, Carol Burkholder, Linda Glenn, Mark Lorson. Future Teachers is a service organization that sponsors two visitations during the fall and spring at the four elementary schools. We also visited Kent State Branch at New Phila in the winter. Our members are available for tutoring other students and for assisting teachers who need help grading papers or who need a substitute for a part of a period. This year we also helped with the fund drive for Dollars for Scholars. — Sandy Showalter Below — Sarah Aubihl, LaiLonie Stuber, Judy Hixenbaugh, Robin Lieser. Becky Shryock, Maureen O'Brien, Kris Tecco, Mary Wade. Peggy Cochran, Beth Springer. Diane Gersdorff, Mr. McCartney. Nancy Pongratz, Beth Porter, Bill Page, Ted Lorson. Rick Jones, Vickie Kilchen-man, Penny Shilling. Beth Schweitzer. Sue Border, Stef McCord, Sandy Showalter, Mary Ruth Loessi. Sue Metcalf, Barb Youmans. Gail Wikoff. Jane Miceli. Donna Comstock, Jill Kreisher. 61 FCA Fellowship of Christian Athletes The FCA members were rather low on outside activities, but were very much a part of the club. The club is a service group, but find it difficult because schedules are so tight. We had planned to usher at basketball games, but several of our members played, others worked, and that left us with few able bodies. Five days of the week we attend school like the average individual, but when Sunday comes around, we go down to St. John’s Church where we hold our meetings at 7:00 o’clock on the second and fourth Sundays of the month. We also visit the churches of our members on the first Sunday of the month. We encourage everyone to attend our meetings. We welcome all new faces. Joe Beasley, Captain FRONT ROW: Dave Hanhart, Bulletin Chairman; Joe Beasley. Captain. BACK ROW: Scot Whetstone. Secretary-Treasurer. FRONT: Andy Chapman, Gary Hattery. BACK: Scott Glenn Dearth, Joe Beasley, Mark Keener, Rob Miller, Whetstone, Rick Jones, Steve Pruni, Dave Marshell, Steve Eckert. Dave Bixler. 62 Advisor Mrs. Archer and Debbie Hennen demonstrate the practical side of FHA. FHA Future Homemakers Of America The organization’s goal is to assist in building a better world. This year we have helped with the Cancer Drive by selling suckers for five cents at the school and down town. In April a State FHA Convention brings FHA’ers from all over Ohio together to exchange and express ideas. At this convention some of our members have the privilege to vote for state officers for FHA, be a hostess, sing in the FHA chorus, act as helper, or just simply be a guest. FHA is not only business, we also have fun; for instance, we had a Christmas party which included a gift exchange. Later in the year, we had a slumber party. A banquet topped off a fabulous year! FHA Presdient, Teresa Byrom FIRST ROW: Debbie Hennen, Elanin Vesco, Chris Miller, Shelly Church. SECOND ROW: Juanita Stover, Wendy Walters. Susie Gardner, Debbie Varnes. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Burkey. Patty Moore, Marsha Ohlinger, Diana Williams. Debbie Zuchegno, Joslyn Cato. Debbie Miller, Emily Church, Janet Furbay, Mrs. Archer. FOURTH ROW: June Forstrom. Becky France, Joan Forstrom, Vickie Kuemerle. Mary Ann Gibbs. Sherry Muzzy. Michelle Hunter. 63 COE FRONT ROW: Sue Beitzel. Jackie Todd, Pat Hamma, Cindy Kalich, Barb Reynolds, Lesli King, Michelle Lewis, Karen Hunt, Brenda Hall. BACK ROW: Sylvia Whiddon, Judy Hixen- baugh, George Crues, Sheryl Renner, Debbie Reichman, Jenny Muzzy, Vanessa Thorton, Deann Thurman, Rachel Schwarm. C.O.E. or Cooperative Office Education, is a work program designed to give the student experience and on-the-job training in a business office. Along with their job, the C.O.E. student receives instructions and practice in class on the various office machines, typing, bookkeeping, and filing to help him do a better job when he’s out on his own. Officers this year are: Jackie Todd — President, Vanessa Thorton — Vice-President, Rachel Schwarm — Secretary, and Lesli King — Treasurer. The C.O.E. Club this year has been very active. We hosted the Regional O.E.A. Convention at Dover High this year. We sponsored Judy Hixenbaugh in the walkathon. To raise money for our annual Employer Appreciation Banquet held May 9,1973 at the Country Club, we sold Tapestry Calendars, Tom Watt's Kits, sponsored a concession stand, and paid class dues monthly to add to the treasury. All in all, it was a very productive year and we hope next year’s club does as well. —Brenda Hall 64 OWE FIRST ROW: Gary Penrod, Jim McKenzie, Rick Tarulli, Guy Dave DiGenova, Mike Johnson, and Doris Espenschied, Berndt, Dave Rosenberry, and Bruce Leggett. SECOND THIRD ROW: Charlie Greco, Chet Truman, Chuck Beckley, ROW: Judy Miller, Mr. LoPresti, Julie Aken, Larry Green, Dan and Steve Pompey. Petrella, Jim Higgins, Jim Rotacher, Joe Ziter, Tim Leehan, President—Steve Pompey Vice-President—Larry Green Secretary—Doris Espenschied Reporter—Bruce Leggett Sergeant at Arms—Dave Rosenberry Treasurer—Dave DiGenova This year the O.W.E. class played the Garaway O.W.E. class in softball and we won every time. They got back on us in basketball because we lost every time. We planned our O.W.E. banquet which was on May 15th at the Delphian Inn. —Bruce Leggett and Dee-Dee Espenschied 65 VIC The vocational machine shop is one of the busiest areas in the entire school system. Here 18 to 24 boys are actively engaged in an industrial type shop. Modern, full sized equipment and commercial-type jobs help prepare them for industrial employment. Also many maintenance parts are machined and or repaired for the entire school system. These future machinists must also learn blue print reading, trade related math, and machine technology. The results of the Ohio Machine Trades Achievement Tests, given state wide, show that our shop boys consistently achieved higher than 75% of the Vocational students throughout the state. —Ron Maurer FIRST ROW: Bill Jackson. Jeff Keller, Mike Moore, Denny Joe Angelo. Jeff Hufford, Joe Weigand, Gene Wallick. Bruce McCreery. Tom Tecco. Ron Maurer. Colin Eichel, Bob Warner, Wagner. Terry Fox, Sam Krantz, and Randy Veigel. Eugene Monticelli, Tim Haines, and Brad Mann. SECOND ROW: 66 DCT FIRST ROW: Brad DeMarco. Valeria VanAlstyne. Barb Marino, Gin- ROW: Mr. Brown. Kirk Hagloch, Gary Baker. Jim Blair. Denny ny Eickel. Diana Barrett. Sue Metcalf, and Denny Uebel. SECOND Marshall. Joe Monaco. Don Freed, and Mark Wertman. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Monaco. Parliamentarian: Don Freed. Treasurer; Jim Blair. President; Kirk Hagloch. Sergeant at Arms. Denny Uebel, Vice President; Sue Metcalf. Secretary; Gary Baker. Reporter. The DCT class ended the year’s activities with the annual Employee-Employer banquet May 17 at the Buckeye Hotel in Uhrichsville. This banquet was given by the students in appreciation of all help and training given to them by their employers. Several of the students were offered full employment with their training stations. After graduation about one-fourth planned to go to college or technical school for further training. 67 Mr. Allen Brown Hi-Y The Senior Hi-Y tries to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Throughout the year the com- munity and school were served by the Hi-Y in needed ways such as conducting Sunday school services at the County Infirmary each Sunday, Dad’s night at the stadium, and Mom’s night at the gym, a Christmas party for the elderly, and Starlight Swim each week. Officers this year were President, Dave Hanhart; Vice President, Randy Miller; Secretary, Andy Ellwood; Treasurer, Steve Pruni; Sergeant at arms, Scott Whetstone; Chaplain, Joe Beasley. The advisors were Mr. Tom Armstrong, and Mr. Jim Nixon. FIRST ROW: Dave Hanhart, Randy Miller, Steve Eckert, Joe son, Andy Chapman. THIRD ROW: Gary Hattery, Brad Rausch, Beasley, Dave Marshall. SECOND ROW: Andy Ellwood. Todd Andy Milton. Bill Page, Steve Pruni, Dave Longer. Shaw, Rick Espenschied, Mark Loos, Mark Shores, Mark Lor- FIRST ROW: Steve Rossi, Greg Gurney, Jeff Mills, John Devore, ROW: Brian Kelker, Jeff Pissocra, Jerry Byrom, Gary Yackey, Steve Specht, Bill Fritz. SECOND ROW: Jim Drake, Cliff Maurer, Bob Blickensderfer. Scott Whetstone, Rick Jones, J. D. Chappell, Ted Lorson. THIRD 68 Tri-Hi-Y The Tri-Hi-Y really outdid itself this year. Misinterpretation of objectives turned it from a service club to a social get-your-picture-in-the-Swirl-club. Despite inner conflicts, we did manage to come out with our annual dances, the Sweater Hop and Winter Formal, plus a few small service projects . . . just for the record. Officers include Mo O’Brien, v. president; Becky Shryock, treasurer; and Therese Kennedy assistant secretary. —Becky Shryock Top — left, FRONT: Sarah Aublhl, Kris Tecco, Mo O’Brien, Mary Wade. BACK: Beth Anderson. Denise Pissocra, Lynn Phillips, Jane Bambeck, Barb Youmans, Gail Wikoft, Sue Lehman, Becky Shryock. Left — FRONT: Laura Burkey, Mary Ann Pritchard. Shirley Owens, Kelly Weber, Wendy Warren. SECOND ROW: Mary Lisa Puterbaugh, Margaret Pretorlus, Kim Hutras, Laurie Huff. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Tornabene. Cheryl Perry, Becky Arbogast, Marsha Auman FOURTH ROW: Mary Jo Pietro, Joyce Harrold, Tammy Grewell, Jennie Von Allman. BACK: Gretchen Ickes, Mary Lewis, Karen Hendrix, Debbie Rockenhauser, Therese Kennedy, Holly Espenschied, Jane Wilds. Mariann Fisher. 69 Jr.-Sr. Y-Teens Varnes. Sandy Showalter, Jane Bambeck. Gail Wikoff, Penny Schilling, Kath Rufner, Cheryl Graef, Dawn Hofacker; Linda Burris, Denise Hall, Carol Erhart, Brenda Wallick, Sue Lehman, Patty McGinnis. LaiLonie Stuber. Zoe Hughes, Barb Youmans. Nancy Pongratz. Maryruth Locssi, Patty Hamma. Diane DeBois. Above — Sr. Y-Teens. front to back: Laurie Dessecker, Stef Mathias. Sheryl Renner, Debbie Reichman, Jennie Muzzy; Jane Miceli, Jill Kreisher, Lynn Phillips, Patty Espenchied. Sarah Aubihl, Beth Anderson, Cindy Forster. Elain Selkel; Laurie Myers, Lynn Miller, Denise Plssocra. Judy Hixenbaugh, Debbie Below — Front to Back: Pinny Ley. Jean Tolotti. Paula Witschey. Marsha Bazzoli, Patti McCartney, Joyce Lagatta, Michelle McCulloh; Kim Reese, Lynnette Everett, Patty Griffiths, Gale Hatcher. Gail Grewell. Shelly Hunter, Deb Contini; Luann Watson. Barb Loader. Candy Lengler. Judy Tarulli, Sue Gould, Holly Espenschied. Carol Burkholder. Debbie Fox, Becky Hazard, Deb Rockenhauser. Ann Marino. Joan Longacher; Karen Hendrix, Anne Fondreist. Debbie Arnold, Pam Bricker, Gretchen Ickes. Pam Page. Jo Mathias, Loretta Haskett. Linda Tarulli, Natty Killian, and Jane Wilds. Jr. Y-Teens — Left. Front to Back: Michele Mosley. Kelly Weber. Shirley Owens. Mary Ann Tornabene. Joyce Harrold. Lara Burkey: Mary Jo Polce. Wendy Warren, Marla Wertman. Debbie McMann. Sue Slusser. Sue Stahl. Jeanne Riffle; Cheryl Von Allman. Marilisa Puterbaugh. Melinda Deeds. Ruthann Wikoff, Cathy Zivic, Cheryl Perry. Vicki Gerber, Luann Lusic, Sally Herman. Maureen Karl. Maryann Pritchard; Lori Huff. Kim Hutras. Terrio Gallion. Mary Ann Schumaker. Carol Fey. Julie Fondriest. Sally Schmidt. Vicky Shotwell. Laurie Eichel. Darlene Strlmel, Jo Ann Spangler. Dianna Williams, Gretchen Fisher. Kim France. Rhonda McCune. Terrie Rice, and Margaret Pretorius. Jr. Y-Teens — Right. Front to Back: Peggy Daugherty. Cheryl Burkholder. Patti Wolf. Katie Hagloch, Sue Trotter. Wendy Lengler; Cathy Cree. Cathy Cornelia. Irene Pietro. Nancy Marshall. Sue Keitch; Wendy Walter. Sue Hayes. Sherry McDowell, Connie Monaco. Kellie Murphy. Barb Erdeljac, Peggy Miller. Patty Meryo, Juanita Stover. Elaine Vesco; Barb Chappell, Jennifer Deeds, Kim Murphy, Cindy Oehlerking, Lori Yosick, Barb Conroy. Kim Walters, Debbie Vasbinder, Debbie Watson. Ellen Corsi, Beth Ann Loessi. Pam Keener, and Betsy Kennedy. Jr. Y-Teens — Left. Front to Back: Sue Blickensderfer. Barb Lengler. Dawn Ewing. Ginny Gerber, Nancy Espenehied, Janice Metcalf. Mary Ann Saburny; Pam Class. Glenda Denning, Lisa Weiss, Patti Jackson, Nikki Stofan, Becky Rippel; Peggy DeGraw. Jennifer Polk. Patty Seng, Sue Beasley. Carmella Monaco, Lynn Rogers, Beth Johnson, Pam Hixenbaugh, Sue France. Beth Keitch. Kris Marlowe. Peggy German; Jody Van Alstne. Patty Peters. Patty Maurer, Laurie Wallick. Sally McDonald. Debbie Gunnoe. Julie Warther. and Linda Seikei. 71 Exchange Students I came to the United States from an English speaking country so I had a head start in dealing with the problems of a strange country. Nevertheless being such a huge distance away from everything you had ever known can be a shaking up. I was able to settle in very quickly though, through the great friendliness and help of my first family and from all the teachers and kids I have come into contact with at school. Dover High School is very different for me from the girls boarding school I used to attend. It is quite a change not having to wear a strict regulation uniform with hair braided If it is below the collar. I have only been here three months, but I have already settled in well, met some great people, and made some good friends. I hope the rest of my stay will be as enjoyable as my first few months and I want to thank everyone who has helped the lost kangaroo who speaks Australian” settle into Dover High. —Diana McRobbie— (Australia) This year here in the U. S. has been most enjoyable. I have never done, learned, and seen so much! To many people I got to know here, I am just another exchange student, but for me, this experience means so much I couldn’t tell! I know that after I go back, as the time goes by, many of the things that happened here will be forgotten, but never will I forget this year as a total, and never will I forget the things I learned. Being an exchange student was certainly one of the best things that could ever have happened to me and I am glad and thankful for having lived in so nice a place as Dover! —Caio Machado— (Brazil) Dear Students, First of all, I would like to thank everyone who has made this year an unforgettable year of my life. As the time passes by, and the memories fade away, this year will be remembered as a fresh rose in my mind. In the past ten months I have met so many nice and friendly people that I had never met before. Of all the persons I have met in my life, Americans are the friendliest. I felt that even though I was away from home, I was at home. The time I had at school was just great. The cooperation and friendliness which I got from the students have made this year the most memorable one of my life. Paresh Jariwala (India) 72 Two-year Members Below: STANDING: Debbie Ream, Secretary; Denise Pissocra. Maryruth Loessi, Carol Ehrhart, Sarah Aubihl, Linda West. Beth Schweitzer, Jill Kreisher, Brad Rousch, Ted Lorson, Scott Whetstone. Vice President, Marlene Cassiano. Jan Rinderknecht. Treasurer, Dale Andreas. President. SEATED: Diane DeBois, Steve Eckert. Vicky Kilchenman. Paula Wagner. Dave Hanhart and Donna Comstock. ...A National Honor Society At the induction. New Members: ROW ONE: Bonnie Sprankle. Patty McGinnis, Susan Border, Diane Gersdortf, Beth Springer, Beth Straub. ROW TWO: Jenny Haglock, Lynne Miller, Kathy Rufener, Rachael Schwarm, Jane Miceli, Jean Tolotti, Jackie Todd. ROW THREE: Debbie Contini, Loretta Haskett, Kristy Sweigheimer, Stephanie McCord, Cora Stover, Mitzl Sherrell, Debbie Rockenhauser. ROW FOUR: Therese Kennedy, Natalie Killian. Donna Mastin, Tim Prince, LaiLonie Stuber, Debbie Arnold, Kim Kutz, Debbie Strimel. ROW FIVE: Denise Uppstrom, Steven Specht, Alan Houk, Gary Yackey, Mark Lorson, Anne Fondriest. ROW SIX: Dave Longer, Scott Ebert, Bob Blickensderfer, Jack Billow, Kevin Kutz. Randy Miller, Rob Miller. Greg Gurney. French Club SEATED: Marlene Casiano (Vice President), Stef McCord. Beth Springer. Beth Schweitzer (Treasurer). Sue Border, Vickie Kilchenman (President). Debbie Vasbinder. STANDING: Debbie Kilchenman, Patty Schweitzer, Sally McDonnell, Debbie Schweitzer, Diane Gersdorff (Secretary). Mary Ann Gibbs. Debbie Ream. Debbie Watson. Absent: Bonnie Sprankle. Elizabeth Young. The French Club or “Le Cercle Francais” was quite active this year, since selected members presented a different program each month. Our activities included a bake sale at the Oktoberfest, a part of the Christmas Assembly, singing French Christmas carols, a Christmas Party, and coatcheck at a basketball game. We are planning a visit to a French museum and a meal in a French Restaurant. 74 Spanish Club ON FLOOR: Kim Hutras. Maryann Tor-nabene. Mary Ann Pritchard, Kelly Weber, Margaret Pretorious, Cheryl Perry. FIRST ROW: Bob Burgess. Brinley Brown. Steve Schrock. Bill Bennett. Mickey Cochran, Connie Pearson, Jeanne Riffle. Beth Hefner. SECOND ROW: Patty Esponschied, Jane Miceli. Becky Schrock. Lynn Phillips, Cathy Zivic, Terrie Rice. Jill Limbacher. THIRD ROW: Sue Lehman. Diane Gersdorff, Cindy Davidson, Maryruth Loessi. Mary Jo Pietro. Mary Ann Prunl. Julie Fondrist, Beth Anderson, Paula Wagner, Wendy Houglan, Jane Fazenbaker, Marty Marlowe. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Petrullo, Sandy Showalter, Denise Pissocra. Laurie Myers, Ester Garner. Caio Machado. FIFTH ROW: Joyce Harrold, Tammy Grewell. Jim Drake. Steve Eckert. Tom Koontz. Jeff Pissocra. ON FLOOR: Joyce Horn. Paula Witchey. Jeri Bayer. Jeff Herrmann, Jeff Arter. FIRST ROW: Sally Herman, Sue Gasser. Debbie Strimel, Luann Lusic. Bobbi Fait. Debbie Fox. Marsha Bazzoli, Patty McCartney, Kathy Kendle. Candy Lengler, Holly Krantz, Pam Schmitzer, Joyce Lagatta. SECOND ROW: Linda Beebe, Cindy Desseker. Penny Ley. Jeanne Tolloti, Holly Espenschied. Vickie Shotwell. Ann Marino, Jane Wilds. Barb Burgess. Jerry Byrom, Debbie Arnold. THIRD ROW: Ann Fondrist. Margaret Magnacca, J. D. Chappel, Jona Dunbar, Greg Mencer, Nan Aubihl, Mitzi Sherrel. 75 German Club The German Club activities included this year an were candy sales, spaghetti supper and a visit to the Oktoberfest consisting of selling rootbeer and pretzels Cleveland Metropolitan Opera House, and entertainment by the German Band. At Christ- — Elaine Seikel mas, we enjoyed a progressive dinner. Other features First Row: Bob Paulun, Brent Archinal, Steve Specht, Gary Yackey, Burkholder, Frau Herz, Pam Miller, Stef McCord, Elaine Seikel, Brian Williams, Donna Mastin. Becky Hazard. Second Row: Bob Denise Upstorm, Karen Hendirx, Kim Reese. Schmidt. Earl Lawless. Patty McGinnis. Linda Glenn. Carol Seated on floor: Joel Giannobile. Brad Schrock. Bob Holmes. Second Row: Todd Whestone, Steve Tristanto. George Spies. Perry Petrullo. Herb Lester. Greg Zivic, Barb Erdeljac. Rhonda McCune. Third Row: Andy Scharein, Kevin Peck, John Helmsdorfer. Brian Oliver, Tom Watson, Bill Hugras, Roxanne Russin, Sally Schmidt. Last Row: Chris Farmer. Brian Botdorf. Mark Tripathy, Mike Kappler. Mike Kinneer, Leslie Zaugg. 76 Jr. High Language Clubs The Junior High Foreign Language Clubs attempt games. This year we planned parties and also went to capture the enthusiasm of the students and take the Christmas Caroling. language out of the classroom by using it to play — Mrs. Gersdorff Spanish Club — First Row: Paul Koval. Mary Ann Conwell. Cynthia Oehlerking. Second Row: Barb Chappel, Barb Conrey. Annette Steffel. Third Row: Amy Wherley. Scott Thompson, James Archer. Mike Marlowe. German Club — First Row: Bob Cunningham. Shawn Bower. Todd Little, Ed Ball. Ed Lieser. Second Row: Todd Immel, Lisa Glenn. Joyce Walters. Wendy Walters. Third Row: Brad Miller, Jeniffer Deeds. Candy Schrein. Jeanne Lieser. Frau Herz. Kevin Willoughby. French Club — First Row: Rhonda Gribble, Lisa Gallion, Becky Hawk. Molly Spies. Debbie Vance. Sandy Meyer. Second Row: Shelly Littlefield. Patty Seng. Geri Gardner. Peggy DeGraw, Sue France. Beth Keitch. Joe Huffman, Bruce Bertie. Brad Miller. Third Row. Debbie Aston. John Kinneer. Sharon Vasbinder, Linda Marks. Pam Brajlin, Stef Ault. Linda Klein. Mary Archer. Wendy Little, Lisa Yosick. Fourth Row: Pam Cramer. Sue Gallion. Sushila Tripathy. Greg Gordan, Ted Elgner. Mark Schwarm. 77 The East Liverpool game. Dave Migliore. First Team All-Ohio Coach Pierce, Pete Sweitzer (46), Jon DeVore (80). Pete Sweitzer. Coach Redman and Jim Schumaker. The Dover football team, in spite of having 18 untimely injuries, this year did a respectable job. The Tornadoes were still in contention for the CC title until the 8th game of the season. Which goes to show the team didn’t quit. The Dover football team isn’t ashamed of the 5-5 record, but instead is looking ahead to a better future. The most important thing next year is to bring back the bat, where it belongs. knrnc Rodman Pierce. 80 Football Scoreboard Dover 12 Akron-Central Hower Opponent 0 0 Claymont 6 27 Malabar 0 20 Coshocton 15 18 Wooster 7 0 Madison 25 16 Benedictine 28 14 Ashland 35 22 East Liverpool 12 14 New Phila 15 Andy Ellwood Jeff Korns Seniors — Above — Kneeling: Andy Ellwood, Don Malterer, Dewey Costanza. Jim Schumacher, Dave Bixler, Ted Lor- son. Standing: Jeff Korns, Gary Gardner. Dave Migliore, Glenn Dearth, Joe Kopec. Bill Page, Bob Antonelli. Ted Lorson Jim Schumaker (36) and Jeff Korns (41) 8t Q.T. Smith (39), John Petrella (44) and Coach Pierce. The Philly game. Dave Longer. Jon DeVore and Glen Dearth. Juniors — Above Kneeling: Greg Gurney. Longer. Greg Gardner, Mike Andreas, Mark Lorson. Greg Young. Jon DeVore, John Petrella. Bob Bazzoli. Standing: Bill Garner. Dave Rusty Pierce (84), Gary Gardner (82). John Petrella (44). and Bill Page (78). Dean Richards. Bill Page above and below. Sophomores Above — Kneeling: Mike Perowski. Mark Class. Rod Lewis. Randy Dessecker. Jim Fronk. Dan Aubihl, John Freshwater. Dean Richards. Standing — Front: Phil Becker, Tom Keffer, Scott Hutras. Jim Incarnato. Jeff Mills. Tim Aubihl. Steve Struhar. Sam Warther. Jeff Degraw. Last Row: Q. T. Smith. Tom Northrup. Rick Kopec. Bruce Immel. Brad Petricola. Gil Maize. Scott Hammond, Scott Murphy. Matt Stephans. The Philly game. Scott Hammond (55) and Bill Page (78). Jr. High Football 9th Grade Team 84 .• . V. .9 —V a ,■- r $% fOH« 10 u. V O w wtrjH 5 •“ « ’ 9 1 LOTiL. � V flblR, •h wrd Vwi. 'fl ■ ) Ia 2|. � V wjk � •V2 Vw 7th Grade Team 8th Grade Team 85 Front Row — Mike Pole©. Joe Erdeljac, Kevin Bosler. Garry Hattery, Scharein, Coach Zurowski, Rich Tristano, Jeff McCord, Miko Mark Keener, Tom Keener. Back Row — Tom Lenox, Andy Murphy. Cross Country Scoreboard Dover Opponent 31 Carrollton 26 17 Claymont 45 41 Coshocton 21 33 Tri-Valley 24 17 Claymont 45 42 Lehman 20 41 Wooster 20 24 Hiland 31 29 Garaway 26 36 Garaway 22 21 Carrollton 34 21 Hiland 40 17 Nc’Town 44 25 New Phila 31 The Harriers finished with a 7-7 record. Coach Zurowski commented that the team did a good job even in a rebuilding year. Captain Mark Keener, a Junior, dashes toward the finish line in a last effort in the Phila Meet. 86 Highlights Most Valuable Runner — Mark Keener Most Improved Runner — Mike Polce Most Improved Freshman Runner — Steve Contini 1st Place — Carrollton Invitational 2nd Place — Dover Invitational 3rd Place — Cambridge Invitational Above — Dan Patterson. Below — Joe Erdeljac moves in toward the finish line. Above — Mike Murphy. Jim Drake, and Below — Veteran Mike Polce and Rookie Jeff Beitzel in the Dover Invitational. Bob Hanner race for the finish line. Below — Bob Owens. 87 Left — Kevin Bosler. Varsity Basketball What makes a winning team? Coach Tom Connor found the right combination this year and came up with one. The Dover Basketball team finished with a 10-8 record while experiencing a few “tough breaks.” Despite four one-point losses, Dover still broke long standing records. This year, we defeated New Phila twice which was the first time in 13 years. Also, we defeated once beaten Claymont, who at that time was ranked 12th in the state. We beat Mansfield Malabar on their home court by 41 points, and I don’t have to mention what we did to Coshocton! Scott Whetstone and Brad Hall received Honorable Mention on the All-Ohio team. They were also named on the All-District teams and, along with Rob Miller, were listed on the All-Conference team. —Scott Ebert— (All-Ohio manager of the year) 88 Coach Tom Connor OPP 49 61 46 54 49 61 66 57 67 65 51 23 44 70 66 52 75 55 50 58 A long time ago, basketball at Dover High School was really big. It then started to go down hill until 1967 when Coach Tom Connor came to Dover. Since then, Dover Basketball has been working its way back up, and this year Dover had its best season in 11 years. From my years as a manager, I've come to know Coach Connor as a man dedicated to his profession. I know that in the future, with the help of Coach Connor, the Dover Basketball team will be praised by everyone, except its victims. —Scott Ebert— D.H.S. 62 New Phila 54 River View 79 Coshocton 71 Sandy Valley 70 M. Malabar 60 Ashland 65 Wooster 76 New Phila 66 Carrollton 67 Claymont 47 M. Madison 60 Coshocton 85 M. Malabar 52 Ashland 70 Cambridge 59 M. Madison 64 Wooster 54 Claymont TOURNAMENT GAMES 66 Wintersville 53 Zanesville 89 JEFF OGLETREE—(APRIL 3, 1973) When the flame of enthusiasm of youth is snuffed out, it is a tragedy to all the living. Jeff Ogletree had the flame of enthusiasm for life, for basketball, and for his friends. Jeff had goals for his life and the ability to reach them. However, for reasons man can’t fathom, God called Jeff. We’ll miss Jeff. We have lost an enthusiastic teammate—Dover High has lost an enthusiastic student—the Dover Community has lost an enthusiastic youth, a youth whosd dreams were left unanswered by tragedy. —Coaches Bill LoPresti and Tom Connor This year our team proved it could play with other teams without being laughed at. I’m proud to have been a part of it. 90 —Jim Lenox— As a senior and a member of the basketball program at Dover for three years, I believe Dover has made great progress. With a winning tradition being reestablished, the future for Dover Basketball looks bright once again. ■ —Scott Whetstone— It was fun following the basketball team this year because of our great winning season and beating Phila twice. —Debbie Arnold— We cracked through the ice this year and brought back a winning season to Dover High School. We accomplished many things during the year, like beating Phila twice, and now it’s up to next year's team to better our record and keep the winning tradition. —Rob Miller- 91 Reserves FRONT ROW: Van Harmon, Matt Stephens, Dean Richards, Bob ROW: Tom Keener, Scott Diamond, Scott Murphy, Mr. LoPresti, Burgess, Joe Goodwin, Todd Whetstone, Steve Struhar. SECOND Kevin Bosler, Don Rupenthal, John Rosenberry, Bob Hanner. It was an experience. —Bob Hanner The bench gained much by watching. Coach Bill LoPresti’s reserve basketball team set a new offensive scoring record of 86 points this year against Cardinal Conference foe Mansfield Madison. Their record, overall, was 9-9, but they played much better than their record suggests. Three freshmen also gained experience by frequently playing in the reserve contests. The reserves defeated New Phila twice during the season which makes it a winning season in any Dover fan’s book! —Scott Ebert 92 Freshmen: M. Walters, S. Contini, B. Morgan, G. Renicker, B. Oliver, B. Oliver, P. Brogan. B. Hutras, T. Lenox, J. Helmsdoerfer. M. Rossi. B. Bouchard. S. Kutz. Eighth Grade: FRONT ROW: J. Fox, J. Slentz, E. SECOND ROW: J. Lambros, T. Walker, T. Ball, M. Hunter, B. Miller, P. Gottshall, R. Schlup, Barlock, M. Dukes. S. Burgess, T. Herron, O. M. Monaco, B. Polce, J. Dukes, D. Wade. Walker, R. Dessecker, M. Fischer, T. Little. Seventh Grade: FRONT: M. Dusenberry, R. SECOND ROW: J. Burgess. B Graham, T. Walker, W. Luthy, B. Frasier. R. Walker, G. Conkle, J. Tunstall, G. Baker. B. Longacher. J. Petrullo, J. Phillips, M. Valentine. J. Struhar. Neiger. D. Finzer, M. Caswell, T. Eigner. 93 Wrestling FRONT ROW: Rick Jones. Dewey Costanza. Mike Bleininger, Joe Bleininger, Randy Moser. Brad Mann, Ron Maurer. BACK ROW: Tim Hendrix, Kevin Peck, Brad Rausch, Bill Page. Larry Kuemerle, Tom Northrop. Ted Lorson, Mr. Mowrey. Absent Denny Uebel. The Eastern-Southeastern Districts were once again plagued by a powerful, and seemingly annual tornado, as Mowrey’s Mighty Maulers roared through another undefeated season — sweeping virtually every tournament laurel in sight and hammering such local juggernauts as Coshocton, Carrollton, Steubenville and Claymont. Undefeated Bill Page and Mike Bleininger led the rampage and Joe Bleininger, Larry Kuemerle, Ron Maurer and Tim Hendrix chipped in with phenomenal records. Phila fell, the Cardinal Conference Championship was claimed, even the second liners got into the act by dumping Riverview’s grapplers and the season was a great success through pride, superb team effort, the always necessary hard work and dedicated coaching. Dover’s widely respected mat mentor, Mr. Paul Mowrey, claimed a singular honor this campaign when his tough Tornadoes presented him with his 100th coaching victory at Dover. With 100 already scored at a previous post, Nordonia Hills High School, the COACH is truly one of a kind in national wrestling circles. Such a feat is unique as far as can be determined and may well never again be duplicated. 94 Dover Wrestlers Practice Holds To Prepare for Matches Ahead Score Board Jo Jo practices the can opener on Randy. Dover 51 Cambridge ... . 9 Dover 50 Smithville 17 Dover 31 West Holmes . 15 Dover 59 East Liverpool . 3 Dover 32 Claymont 18 Dover 35 Steubenville .. 18 Dover 50 Massillon 14 Dover 28 Coshocton 22 Dover 31 Carrollton 23 Dover 54 Phila . 6 Dover 43 Sheridan 12 Dover won the Eastern Ohio Invitational with a total of 94Vi points Dover won the Cardinal Conference with a total of 90Vi points Tim Hendrix “145 tries to switch Mike Bleininger 126 . Rick is in down position while Kevin takes the up position. Ron Maurer gets ready to use crucifix on Brad Mann. 95 Rick Jones battles the toughest Quaker. Joe Bleininger doesn’t believe in “the sign of the Ram” as he controls Up and out” Mike, his Mansfield Madison opponent in the Cardinal Conference. 96 Skinner Mann helps demonstrate the Claymont Bridge Two time champion, Bill Page, seems amused during a 17-0 rout. Unbeaten Mike Bleininger takes command in a semi-final match. Randy Moser tries a forward roll. 97 Tim Hendrix wrestles toughest match of the season against the Warriors. District Champs Setting a new record for D.H.S. Larry Kuemerle was the first sophomore to go to the State Tournaments for Dover. Kuemerle's “almost” undefeated season came to a close with seven wins, one loss, and one tie. Senior Ron Maurer ended his wrestling career at D.H.S. by winning the District Champion which made him eligible to go to State. 98 FRONT ROW: Darrel Kalp. Mike Guimenti, Dan Moser, John Gilmore. Kent Penso. Mark Monaco, Doug Hufford. BACK ROW: Mr. Strickmaker, Phil Quicksall. Harry Shaw, Jim Page. Orest Walker, Matt Perry, P. T. Mowrey. Jr. High Reserve FRONT ROW: Tom McKeever. Jeff Arter. Craig Drake. Dave Skagges. Tom Lagatta, Tom Jones, Baker, Dan Studer, Jeff Ross. BACK ROW: Dave Mark Lorson, George Fiedler. FRONT: Greg Gurney, Mark Lorson, Steve Specht, Rex Walter, Scott Whetstone, Rusty Pierce, Tom Harmon, Coach Neighbor. Greg Gardner, Gary Espenschied, Jim Drake. REAR: Jon DeVore, Gary Gardner, Rob Miller, Bob Keener. Dave Longer. Baseball Below: Greg Gurney and Gary Gardner. Below: The Dover bench between innings. Below Left: Coach Neighbor. Right: Steve Specht and Gary Espenschied. too 2 Gary Espenschied, left field. Rob Miller, center field. Greg Gardner, right field. We lost a lot of talent through graduation last year and nobody expected us to do much, but we spent a lot of time practicing in the gym and it has paid off. One of the highlights of this team is our late inning rallies. I suppose we have won over half our games in the last two innings. We also had many things to work for this year; first of all there was the C.C. Championship race which we won, the State Tournaments, which we lost to Steubenville in the sectional championship game, and the Dover Invitational Tournament which was tried for the first time. —Rob Miller The outlook at the beginning of the year was definitely bleak. At the conference coaches' meeting, we were picked for last place. But we never quit. The team had pride, hustle, and determination. As the season progressed, the team came quite a long way. We finished with a 19-5 record as Cardinal Conference Champs and runners-up in the sectional. The season was a pleasant surprise, but to the guys on the team it was really no surprise, since lots of hard work and dedication made it possible. 101 Scott Whetstone Above: Bob Owens 102 Reserves: FRONT: Randy Fox. Larry Cihon. Phil Becker. Steve Miller. REAR: Jeff Beitzel. Bob Owens. Bruce Immel. Tom Keener. Steve Struhar, Coach Zurowski. Frosh Reserve Freshmen: FRONT: Tom Watson. Fred Mammarella. John Helmsdorfer. Craig Doughitt, John Arter, Todd Whetstone, Jim Cumpston, Mike Law. BACK: Wes McKillen, John Roseberry. Bryce Oliver. Gene Reese. Randy Kaderly, Rick Young. Coach Miller. Missing: Dave Gould. 103 Track The 1973 track squad, led by co-captains Tom Zifer and Mark Keener, was off and running to one of the best dual meet records in recent years. It was a young team, seasoned with a few very talented veterans, that placed fourth in a field of sixteen teams at the district track meet in Lancaster, Ohio. The track team’s star performers were Tom Zifer, Mark Keener, and Joe Kopec, with sophomores Jeff Mills and Gil Maize doing exceptionally well. But no doubt the most outstanding features of the team were the enthusiasm and team spirit that prevailed throughout the season. Truly, track is reaching new heights at Dover and this team has played an important part in this ascent. —Robert Wise, Track Coach Tom Zifer in his stride just before releasing the discus. FRONT ROW: Andy Scharein, Jeff Mills. Andy Ellwood, Steve Eckert. Jeff DeGraw. Steve Lo Presti. Ken Killian. Steve Contini, Scott Kutz. SECOND ROW: Mike Polce, Matt Stevens. Gil Maize. Rick Kopec, Allan Landis. Joe Erdeljac, Tom Lenox. Rick Jones. THIRD ROW: Coach Pierce. Joe Kopec, Paul Rainsburg. Kevin Bosler, Brad Hall. Jeff Korns. Q.T. Smith, Gary Hattery, Mark Keener, and Coach Wise. Ken Killian handing off to Mark Keener in the relay race. 104 Gil Maize clears the bar by more than enough to come in strong in his event. Joe Kopec prepares to throw the discus in the sectionals. Mike Polce runs well in his race. Dover Opponent 42 Canton South 85 27 Canton Lincoln 100 69 Coshocton 58 71 Orrville 47 71 East Liverpool 56 75Vi Alliance 51 Vi 84 Cambridge 43 66 Wooster 61 49 New Phila 78 Triangular Dover—63Vi Coshocton—54 Vi Cambridge—41 Mark Keener gives it all he's got as the anchor on the relay team. Tom Zlfer In deep concentration before his throw. 105 Golf The Dover Golf team had a good season in dual matches but a disappointing showing in tournaments like Cardinal Conference and sectional tournament. The overall record of 15-7 includes the defeating of such schools as Canton Lehman, John Glenn, and Canton Central Catholic. All three of these teams are very strong but could not handle the Dover Golf Course. Steve Frey and Andy Chapman had the best averages for the year. Andy was also top-point man on the team. Bob Hanner got the best putter award with 15.2 putts per round. The Dover golfers have room for improvement and are looking forward to next year's season which should be a good one. —Mike Cornelia Steve Frey blasts out of a sand trap onto the green. FIRST ROW: Ron Tristano, Coach Rabes, and Mike Cornelia. SECOND ROW: Dave Hanhart, Andy Chapman. Steve Frey, Bob Hanner, and Pat Leiser. 106 FRONT ROW: Steve Baker, Bill Schwab, Mike Cornelia, Steve Hagarman, Greg Mencer. SECOND ROW: Jeff Ryan, J. D. Chappell, Bill Slnghaus, Dave Hanhart, Dennis Turkovich, Mike Blakely, THIRD ROW: Dave Wlttkop (coach), Bob Bazzoll, Lou Pritz, Mike Perkowski. Missing: Ed Graves, Jaf Maize, Ed Hawk, John Marshall. Swim The 1972-73 season proved to be a very productive one for the Big Orange Swimmers from the Tuscarawas County Y.M.C.A. The Intermediate team (15-18) splashed their way to a very impressive 12-3 record with two of the losses coming at the hands of perennial Cardinal Conference powerhouse, Wooster High. Along with their fine record, the tankers also finished 1st in the Northeast Ohio League, 1st in the NEO District by an overwhelming 300 points, and 7th in the Great Lakes Regional consisting of teams from Ohio, Michigan, and West Virginia. Other high points from this season were 1st place at the Marietta Relays, 2nd at the Youngstown Relays, and 3rd place finish at the Kettering Invitational. The local Y.M.C.A. was also represented this year at the National Swimming and Diving Championships in Ft. Lauderdale by Senior Co-capt. Dave Hanhart, Jaf Maize, and Mike Cornelia. Next season promises to be even more productive as the tankers graduate only four seniors while several strong swimmers will be moving up from the Junior Team. Team The free relay team lines up for the start. 107 Varsity Cheerleaders Jane Meceli, Jean Tolotti, Natty Killian, Lynn Phillips, Captain; Loretta Haskett, and Lynn Miller. Without the help of the Pep Club this year, it was difficult to arouse the spirit at DHS. Instead of having many pep assemblies, we decided to make the teams “Good Luck” cakes and cookies for each game and we would put up signs and decorate the locker rooms. We often wondered if they really appreciated the things we did or if they just thanked us to please us. —Lynn Phillips 108 Reserve Seventh KNEELING: Shirley Owens, Kelly Weber, and Becky Arbogast. STANDING: Donna Mastin and Debbie Contini. Eighth a FRONT: Kay Owens and Marcia Hefner. Center, FRONT TO BACK: Jody Sientz. Denise Ray, Laurie Breznak. and Jill Douthltt. Ninth FRONT: Sue France and Beth Keitch. BACK: Patty Williams. Cindy FRONT: Sue Keitch and Kathy Cornelia. BACK: Kellie Murphy. Barb Oehlerking, Polly Beitzel. Julie Houglan, and Lisa DeBois. Erdeljack, Nancy Marshall, Pam Wicoff. and Connie Easlick. 109 Back the Team ROW ONE: Candy Lengler, Ann Marino, Robin DeWire. Debbie Rockonhausor, Thoresa Kennedy, Lynnette Everett. Cathy Zivic. Marla Wertman. Sue Reichman. ROW TWO: Denise Pissocra. Karen Hendrix. Holly Espenschied. Julie Fondriest. Lynn Bouchard. Kathy Kendle. Gretchen Ickes. Gretchen Fisher. Sally Schmidt, Debbie McMann, Paula Witschey. ROW THREE: Michelle Doll, Barb Catcott, Kim Reese. Nancy Reed. Judy Tarulli. Gale Hatcher. Debbie Contini, Linda Tarulli. Marty Marlowe. Jill Limbacher. Anne Fondriest. Sally Herman. Gail Grewell, Sue Auman. Jenny VonAllman. Denise Pissocra, Luanne Lusic, Pam Schmitzer, Dotty Forster, Bernice Menapace. Sharon Muzzy, Barb Youmans, Stephanie Mowrey. (This identification runs from the front counterclockwise.) 110 CD Q. 01 G) ROW ONE: Holly Immel, Sue Keitch. Debbie Gunnoe. Cheryl Kelker. Alison Burton, Teresa Prince. ROW TWO: Kim Fox, Nancy Espenschied. Debbie Rothacher. Patty Maurer, Pam Keener. Barb Lengler. ROW THREE: Pam Wikoff. Ellen Corsi, Sherry McDowell. Beth Johnson. Cindy Ankney. Kathy Deetz. Debbie Contini, Barb Loader, Debbie Rockenhauser, Gretchen Ickes, Jeri Bayer, Therese Kennedy, Jeanne Tolotti, Debbie Arnold. Candy Lengler, Denise Uppstrom. Jr. High Leaders Girls Basketball Varsity, ROW ONE: Joslyn Cato, manager; Teresa Prince, Easlick, Mitzi Sherrell, Shelly Hunter, Kim France, Sue Bea Byrom, Lara Burkey, Tammy O’Neil. ROW TWO: Barb Monaco, Pam Miller. Reserve. ROW ONE: Janice Metcalf, Teresa Prince, Nancy Zurcher, Sandy Showalter, Sue Dreher, Kathy Kendle, Jeri Bayer. 112 Girls’ Track ROW ONE: Teresa Prince, Jane Miceli, Cindy Fox, Lora Burkey, Joyce Harrold, Debbie Contlnl, Pan Keener. ROW TWO: Sharon Ohlinger, Connie Easlick, Beth Porter, Connie Pearson, Becky Hazzard, Ann Marino, Stephanie Mowrey, Debbie Rockenhauser. ROW THREE: Brenda Mari, Judy Hlxenbaugh, Mitzi Sherrell, Michelle Hunter, Mary Lewis, Gail Kempher, Kim France. Barb Easlick, Coach Scharein. The girls’ varsity track team ended its 1973 season with a 9-1 record. Highlights of the season were winning the East Central League title and the New-comerstown Invitational. Twelve new marks were set by these outstanding young cinder gals. Cocaptains for the season were seniors Barb Easlick and Jane Miceli. Left: Jane Miceli, this year's co-captain, stretches long over the hurdles. Right: Junior Debbie Contini set a new school record in the 220 yard dash at 27.3. Below: Shelley Hunter tied the school record in the high jump at 4’10”. 113 Joni Ackerman James Ady Frank Alesiano Vincent Amicone Gwen Andrews Jerry Angelo Mary Archer Shelly Archinal Paul Arnold Joe Arter Chris Arthurs Patricia Arthurs Deborah Aston John Aubbuhl Stephanie Ault Valerie Bair Gregory Baker Mary Jo Baker Steve Baker Ricky Balder Sally Ballentine Gregory Barcus Ronald Barkett Kevin Barrett Cindy Barthelmeh Marla Beach Steven Bedrosian Debra Bell Robert Beller Robert Berndt Bruce Bertie Georgine Bidinger Tina Black Kathy Blacka Bradley Blair Shelly Border Pamela Braglin Laurie Breznak Terri Bridgewater Greg Brink Charles Brown Tim Bruster James Burgess Terry Burrell 7th grade class officers: Assembly Representative. Greg Baker; President, Mark Caswell; Historian. Mary Jo Hutras; 116 Secretary-Treasurer, Debbie Stoffan Vice-Pres., Karen Owens. Bradley Buss Kay Casterline Russell Chamberlain Robert Cihon Gary Cole Lisa Cookson Daniel Contini Ricky Crone Barbara Crues Mark Caswell Sandra Davidson Tracy Davis Tim Deetz Cathy Dessecker Kelly Dessecker Hannelore Dewitt Dalton Domer Melanie Dotts Michael Douglas Jill Douthitt Mark Dusenberry Mike Edwards Rick Edwards Sherry Egler Edward Egler Kenneth Engstrom Pat Espenschied Scott Feller Cathy Fessenmyer David Finzer Scott Fisher Gerald Fish Ida Fisher Melissa Flora Linda Fogle Yvonne Forstrom Jody France Bruce Frasier Mary Frey Mike Frey Linda Gallion David Garmon Thomas Gintz Mike Giumenti 117 Steve Gombos Gale Gordon Greg Gordon Doug Gould James Graef Mary Grate Connie Grages Bob Graham Beth Grewell Holly Gribben Rhonda Gribble Tom Grimm Terl Gunnoe Jamie Gurney Allison Hardesty Tom Harding Ed Harmon Barb Hawk Karla Haynes Calvin Heid Marcia Hefner Hey. what's for lunch? Austin Henry Cynthia Herrmann Dennis Hershberger Linda Hershberger Tammy Hess Carol Hicks Ron Hidey Worth Hirning Jerry Hisrich Vera Holcomb Gail Hootman Ivan Hostutler Shirley Hostutler Carol Howell Joe Huffman Mari Jo Hutras Tim Ickes Valerie Incarnato David Jenkins Tracy Jones 118 Pat Kappler Cheryl Kaufman Janet Keener Jerry Keller Sean Kennedy Dirk Kimble Linda Klein Martha Kleine Dave Kneuss Betty Komaromy Brenda Kretzinger Cynthia Ladrach Kathy Lang Brian Lehigh David Lehman Mark Lieser Now what? Larry Lindberg Wendy Little Shelly Littlefield James Loibi Bradley Longacher Annie Longer Barbara Loos Bruce Luff Wesley Luthy Rhett Mackey Ada Malterer Garth Marburger Linda Marks Sally Mathews Rick Mathias Robert Mathias Kay Maurer Susan Maurer Julie Mears Tim Mears Terry Menefee Terry Metcalf Sandra Meyer Brad Miller Darlene Miller 119 David Miller Robert Miller Rhett Miller Steven Miller Gary Muskimen Beth Mitchell Michael Monaco Margaret Morgan Lori Moser James Murphy Renee Murphy Marcia Myers Rhonda McCulloch Mary McDade Donavon McDonald James Nedrow Jack Neiger Rita Newell Angelo Nigro Leigh Ann Nordyke Tim Northrup Lorraine Ogletree David Ott Karen Owens Thomas Pace Fred Padro Patricia Page Terry Page Amy Peck Sally Penick “I like this school better; I have more of a chance to get to know everyone and everything. I am impressed with the library and cafeteria.” Mike Douglas “The day doesn’t seem to last as long.” Karen Owens 120 I like it better than last year. I like to move around to other classes and meet new friends. Teri Petrullo I like the variety of electives you can take. Kay Casterline Roxanne Penso John Perkowski Cary Petrullo Teri Petrullo Jeff Phillips Rodney Phillips Jack Polk Larry Poorman Janelene Powell Charles Pringle Patricia Pringle Anne Ray Denise Ray Earl Ray Joan Rentsch Linda Reiger Tammer Ringley Greg Robinson Tanya Robinson Ronald Roe Steven Rondlnella Jamie Ross Greg Rothacher Roger Rothacher Diana Ryan John Sabino Caren Schalip Deborah Schlegel Deborah Schlosser John Schmidt 121 Steven Schwab Jackie Severn Diane Skelton Cindy Slemmer Jody Slentz Fred Siegenthaler Aileen Silverstone Daniel Smith Mary Smith Aneita Solley Molly Spies Jessica Springer Ronald Stahl Sandra Steinberg Patrick Steiner Ricky Stein Mike Stephens Debbie Stofan Dianna Strausbaugh Kathleen Strimmel John Straher Mark Sudduth Bill Swegheimer Holly Truman Candace Truscott Jay Tunstall Dorothy Ulrick Mitchell Valentine Debra Vance Patty Vance 122 Sharon Vasbinder Connie Vesco Jerry Von Allman Lisa VonKaenei Kevin Wagner Matt Wagner Edward Wagstaff Richard Walker Ronald Walker Michael Walker Robert Warther Mark Warther Barb Wasem Sally Weaver John Webb Joseph Webb Thomas Wendling Edward West Mike West Pat West Terri White Paula Wikoff Marian Witschey Daniel Yeager Lisa Yosick John Young Frank Zifer James Zifer Richard Zifer Teresa Zurcher 123 Class of “77” We have finished our second year at D.H.S. and have found the joys of school life. —Patty Williams John Alexander Bonnie Ankney James Archer Sylvia Argento Kelly Arter Michole Baker Edward Ball John Bambeck Paul Bambeck Donna Barkett Tom Barlock Heather Barr Terry Barthelmeh Susan Beasley Jay Becker Polly Beitzel Cindy Beller Bridgette Black Peggy Bleininger Larry Bower Michael Bower Polly Brewer Terry Brill Michael Brown Karla Bergess Steven Burgess Michael Burkey Cheryl Burkholder Jane Burrier Roland Burrier Jan Byer Barbara Chappell Todd Chumney Brenda Clark Pam Class Richard Collar 124 Sandy Collar Barb Conroy Marian Conwell William Cozart Pam Cramer Cathy Cree Lisa Crites Robert Cunningham Peggy Daugherty Todd Davidson Laurie Davie Lisa DeBois Jennifer Deeds Kristy Deetz Peggy DeGraw Karen Denison Glenda Denning Richard Dessecker Rodney Dessecker Edsel Dillon Tammy Dillon Robb Drake Mark Dues John Dukes Mike Dukes Sue Dunfree Robert Dusenberry Barb Egler Bill Eigner Christine English Kenny Espenschied Dawn Ewing Sally Fait Elaine Fishel Mike Fishel Christina Flora David Flynn James Fox Paul Fox Nyoka Frame Sue France Sue Gallion 125 Gari Gardner Jerry Gartrell Jeff Gellman Cathy Gerber Peggy German John Gilmore Michael Gintz David Giumenti Paul Gottshall Shawn Gray Dan Grewell Carol Grove Peter Hafliger Susan Hagerman Janet Haglock Steve Haney Scott Hanhart Gary Harmon Ronnie Harmon Tom Harmon Becky Harrold John Hastedt Tom Heil Eric Helvenston Len Hennen Joan Henry Pam Hepner Tom Herron Michael Hershberger Fred Hinerman Phillip Hootman Julie Houglan Becky Houk Doug Hufford Mark Hughes Orie Hunter Todd Immel Chris Inverso Patty Jackson Jo Ann Jenkin John Johnson Brenda Johnson Beth Jones Stanley Jones Jean Karl Delly Kastor Debra Kaufman Mark Keffer Beth Keitch Randy Kaufman Kevin Kendle Betsy Kennedy Something New One of the things I liked about my 8th grade year was the ping pong games at lunch time. I enjoyed them. —Peggy Bleiniger 126 Class Officers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Todd Little — Pres.; Janet Haglock — Historian; Paul Mowery — Vice Pres.; Sue France — Sec.; Brad Miller — Assembly Rep. Keith Kimble John Kinner Bill Kirkbride Kim Kline Kathy Koontz Joni Korns Bob Korns Paul Koval Michael Kurtz Connie Kutz Rich Lahm John Lambros Dick Lang Vivian Law Wendy Lengler Ed Leiser Jeanne Lieser Todd Little Virginia Lovell Chris Luff George Lusic Brenda Lute Rhonda Machan Chris Marlowe Michael Marlowe Nancy Marino Cindy Marsh Mike Maurer Judy Maurer Bret McPeck Mary McKenzie Debbie McNutt Mark McKenzie 3ill Meyer Terry Migliore Brad Miller Jim Miller Jed Miller Joel Miller Stephani Miller Tamara Miller Tim Miller Martha Mills Carmella Monaco 127 Mark Monaco Patti Morgan Margaret Morris Dan Moser Paul Mowery Don Murray Rhonda Mutschelknaus Cynthia Oehlerking Doug O’Neil Cheryl Page James Page Lois Page Mark Paisley Joy Patterson Rich Penrod Paul Penso Millie Perkowski Matt Perry Julia Petrella Mary Petters Bruce Polce Rich Polen Jenny Polk Debbie Porter Ellen Pretorious Larry Pruni Phil Quicksall Michael Ray Randy Ream Mary Rector Kim Reichman Jeff Renicker Cheryl Rice Terry Richards Scott Riffle Kathy Riley 28 A Big Change This year was a big change compared to last year. Last year we were the babies of the school, always getting laughed at by all the upper classmen for doing things such as going to the wrong class. However, this year we were looked up to by the 7th graders, and that made us feel important. —Heather Barr Rebecca Ripple Miriam Rogers Marry Rummes Kim Ryan Michael Sandy Candy Scharein Suo Schlegel Rich Schlup William Scholes Mark Schwarm Betty Schweitzer Lewis Segee Patty Seng Diane Shanklln Harry Shaw Scott Sherer Dale Shull David Shull Gail Simmons Cindy Sipple Jerry Slentz Alisa Smith Pam Smith Yvette Smith Steff Space Terry Steel Jerry Stein 29 Joey Stein Annette Stephen Cindy Stephen Nikki Stotan David Stover Rick Straub Jeff Stuber Eugene Such Frank Tarulli Brad Telle Scott Thompson Karen Torrent Sushila Tripathy Sue Trotter Jim Tsantls Mark Varnes Davie Wade Tom Walker Orest Walker Sophia Walder James Wallace Kirk Wallick Lucky Wallick Steve Wallick Joyce Walter Wendy Walter Lisa Warner David Warther Dan Weaver Sara Weaver Lisa Weiss Wayne West Activities I thought eighth grade was better than seventh grade because I made more friends and participated in more school activities. Cheerleading added to the excitement of my school year. —Lisa DeBois 130 Amy Wherley Kenny White Drew Williams Lori Williams Mike Williams Patty Williams Kevin Willoughby Murphy Wilson Duane Winkler Patty Wolf Cindy Yockey Linda Zifer Lori Zifer Leo Zorzi Brenda Zuercher 13 Pam Ady Cindy Ankney John Arter Michael Arthurs Steve Badertscher Craig Baker Steve Baker Ken Balder Don Ball Gail Barkett Jim Barkett Elizabeth Barlock Randy Baughman Craig Beller Julie Bennett Brad Bertie Dan Bienko Polly Bierie Lisa Billow Sue Blickensderfer Ted Boitnott Jeff Border Karen Border Brian Botdorf Robert Bouchard Sue Bowman Vicki Braglin Sandra Bricker Debby Brink Pat Brogan Barbara Burky Woodrow Burrier Alison Burton Marcia Cappell Catherine Carey Richard Cato Emmalee Church Robyn Churchill Sandra Cihon Mona Clark Shelley Clark Freshmen Class officers — FRONT: Patty Peters, Secretary-Treasurer; Lori Yosick. Assembly Representative. BACK: Bill Silverstone. Vice-President; Greg Zivic, President; Ron Swegheimer, Historian. 132 Kim Clay Larry Clay Debbie Clifford Kathy Cornelia Steve Contini Jim Cooley Ellen Corsi Cindy Crawford James Cumpston Patty Cunningham Debbie Davidson Kathy Deetz Jeff Devault Mary Alice Devney Dave Diehl Diane Doidge Michelle Doll Darrell Douglas Craig Douthitt Sherri Dummermuth Terri Dummermuth Susan Duncan Richard Duvall Connie Easlick Marla Eggerton Shannon Eichel Pam Ellwood Barbara Erdeljac Nancy Espenschied Ronald Ewing Dennis Fazenbaker Elmer Fensler Gayle Festi Patti Fisher Michael Fondriest Kim Fox Fred France Sharon Furbay Robert Gardner Dan Garman John Geisinger Virginia Gerber Joel Giannobile Bobbi Giauque Randy Gibson Robert Gilmore Susan Gilmore David Gould Cheryl Gray William Green Richard Grewell Debbie Gunnoe Cheryl Haggis Katie Hagloch Laurie Haglock Rich Hambleton 133 Richard Harding Dan Harmon Daniel Harmon Linda Harmon Deborah Harper Sue Hayes Valerie Hazard Lezlie Hefner John Helmsdoerfer Lora Hepner Brad Hertzell Sharon Hill Pam Hixenbaugh Keith Hofacker Robert Holmes Brad Houze Pam Howard Bill Hutras Kevin Ickes Heather Immel Holly Immel Mitchell Incarnato Annette Irven Donald Irven Del Jackson Jeff Javens Beth Johnson Tom Jones Mark Judy Randy Kaderly Darrell Kalp Kay Kappier Pam Keener Sally Keffer Susan Keitch Cheryl Kelker Wendy Kelker Debra Kilchenman Ken Killian Marcia King Pam Korns Vickie Kuemerle William Kuhns Scott Kutz Tom Lagatta Rose Lang Michael Law David Lawless Brenda Leland Barbara Lengler Tom Lenox Herb Lester Dave Link Bethann Loessi Gene Logsdon David Loibl 134 Frosh in Action This year we found a challenge in everything we did. And through these challenges we hope to have gained a better unity with our fellow classmates. For our first class party we had the group “Mother’s Pride” which made our class party different from any other we had before. Below: Wendy and Cheryl Kelker and Yvette and Alisa Smith. The class of 76 once again had a great football team. Under the coaching of Rick Staley and Howard (Sparky) Lorson, the Frosh ended up 6-1. The basketball team, coached by John Neighbor, posted a 3-12 record. Much experience was gained this season, as this will help prepare us for future seasons. Above: Paula Newton. Below: Jerks on floor. Above: Mary Ann Saburny, Kathy Cornelia, Sue Hayes, Pam Keener, Jody VanAllstyne, Karen Border, and Katie Hagloch. Above: Robin Churchill. 135 Above: Mr. Wilson and Dave Diehl Below: Pat Brogan Above: Steve Continl and Bill Silverstone. Our class officers led this great class of “76 through many new and exciting adventures. We organized our class to hold two of our best class parties. We became interested in politics during the elections and 3 of the 5 class of-ficers were supporters of McGovern. All in all, we had a year of great fun and change and we’re now ready to enter into the world of the Big Bad Senior High. —Bill Silverstone Above: Brenda Leland. Left: Kelly Murphy and Barb Erdeljac. Above: Allison Burton. Below: Mona Clark and Debbie Steinberg. Left: Ken Killian. Mark Longer Bart Luff Steve Lusic Bobbi Machan Fred Mamarella Mark Marino John Marshall Nancy Marshall Lora Mathias David Matthews Patricia Maurer Rhonda McCune Sally McDonnell Sherry McDowell Tom McKeever Kathleen McKenzie Wes McMlllen James McNutt Tami McPeck Vickie Mears David Meechan James Meese Greeg Menapace Tim Mencer Patti Meryo Shirley Meryo Janice Metcalf Jeff Miller Peggy Miller Cheryl Mills Lori Mitchell Kathy Moliski Constance Monaco Brian Morgan Gale Moser Karen Murphy Kellie Murphy Mark Murphy Cynthia Neibert Paula Newton Steven Norman Harry Ogletree Brian Oliver Bryce Oliver Peggy Page Richard Parks Terry Pearson John Pershing Patty Peters Steve Petersheim Perry Petrullo Irene Pietro Jeffrey Plunk Ned Pongrat Fred Pongratz Tom Pongratz 137 Diane Powell Teresa Prince Thomas Prince Randy Pringle Patti Quicksall Lucy Ream Gene Reese Greg Ronicker Ben Reynolds Pam Rhon Patti Rieger Jerry Rieger Sandra Ringley Dan Ripple Marcia Ritenour John Rosenberry Jeffrey Ross Michael Rossi Dan Rothacher Debbie Rothacher Randy Rufener Diane Ruggeri Don Ruppenthal Linda Ryan Maryann Saburny Joyce Sandy Jerry Schneiter Steve Schupbach Patricia Schweitzer Linda Seikel John Seng David Sexton Daryl Shanklln Richard Sherrel Douglas Shook Bradley Shrock Terry Shull Brian Shutt Kim Shutt William Silverstone Donald Slmmermen Paul Slemmer Paul Smith Thomas Smith George Spies Deborah Stein Terry Stein Debra Steinberg Pamella Stevens Juanita Stover Dan Studer Beverly Stull Carol Stutler Michael Stutzman Ronald Swegheimer Kim Swihart 138 James Thompson Michele Valentine Jody VanAlstyne Dan Vance Debbie Vasbinder Elaine Vesco Roxanne Vosick Laurie Wailick Rita Wailick Max Walter Kim Walters Brian Warren Jody Warrick Carol Warther Julie Warther Debbie Watson Tim Watson Tom Watson Craig Webb Judy Westfall Todd Whetstone Donald White Julie Whiteman Pam Wikoff James Williams Penny Wolf Lori Yosick Elizabeth Young Rick Young Diane Youngen Leslie Zaugg John Zeller Greg Zivic 139 140 Kim Hutras demonstrates how exciting a study hall can be. Q. T. Smith. President: Frank Hershberger. Assembly Representative: Laurie Eichel. Secretary-Treasurer; Becky Grate. Historian, Steve Struhar, Vice President (absent when picture was taken). Sophomores (This space was to be filled in by Q. T. Smith — so if you can find Q. T., have him fill it!) Laura Anderson Donna Angelo Becky Arbogast Brenda Arnold Dan Aubihl Tim Aubihl Marcia Auman Terry Auman Ron Bailey Sue Barcus Phil Becker John Beckley Linda Beebe Dean Beitzel Jeff Beitzel Tim Beller William Bennett Cathy Browning Robert Burgess Lara Burkey Beatrice Byrom Joslyn Cato Belinda Casiano Ken Berkshire Brian Bird Joe Bleininger Thelma Boitnott Kevin Bosler Lovy Bridgeman Brinley Brown Rene Caswell Ronda Caswell Shelly Church Melinda Deeds. Shirley Owens and Kelly Webber share a joke during SWIRL sales. Could the joke be on us? Lawrence Cihon Mark Class Mickey Cochran Gale Cole Theresa Contini Roger Corpman Mike Coventry Debra Cowan Gary Criss Dave Cua Mark Davidson Melinda Deeds Jeff Deg raw Cindy Dessccker Randy Dessecker Scott Diamond Sue Domer John Donato Susan Dreher Laurie Eichel Bruce Ellwood Mickel Engel David Espenshied Chris Farmer Christine Ferrell Carol Fey Cynthia Fishel Gretchen Fisher Mitchael Fisher Richard Fisher Ml Steve Tristano and Jeff McCord look as though they have eaten in the cafeteria before! Dan Fondriest Julie Fondriest Dorthy Forster Cindy Fox Randy Fox Doris France Kim France John Freshwater Earl Frey Mike Fritz James Fronk Brent Gallagher Edward Gallion Teri Gallion Mitchell Garner Vivian Garner Thomas Gardner Susan Gasser Vicki Gerber Robert Gibbs Tim Gintz Joe Goodwin Becky Grate Izora Grant Steven Green Regina Grewell Tamy Grewell Kent Gribben Karen Griesen Marla Grimm Steve Grimm Robert Haas Steve Hagarman Brad Hall Scot Hammond Pamela Haney Dave Hanner Robert Hanner Charla Hanninger Darlene Harmon Van Harmon Zan Harmon Joyce Harrold Beth Hefner Mark Helvenston Debbie Hennen David Henry Barbara Hepner Sally Herman Frank Hershberger Jack Hill Susan Hill Evelyn Hilton Faith Hochstetler Joyce Horn Wendy Houglan 142 Lori Huff Wes Hughes Cathy Hunt Kim Hutras Meg Hutras Scott Hutras Bruce Immel Holly Incarnato James Incarnato Adele lonno Anna lonno Douglas Jones Mike Kappler Maureen Karl Tom Keener Tom Keffer Michael Kerper David King Mike Kinneer Kris Klingaman Michael Knotts Thomas Koontz Richard Kopec Judy Korns Theresa Korns Larry Kuemerle Rhett Lahmers Valare Lammers Earl Landis Kathy Lawver Michael Lengler Barb Lentz Cindy Ley Rodney Lewis Keith Lieser Patrick Lieser Ron Lieser Jill Limbacher Mark Lopresti Candy Lovell Yvonne Ludy Luanne Lusic Ashley Luthy Margaret Magnacca Brian Maize Brenda Mari Matt Marks Marty Marlowe Jeffrey Marsh Dan Martin Diane Martin Joan Martin Jeff Maurer Jeff McCord Bonnie McCune Linda McGinnis 143 The Sophomore class has its share of beauties . . . Kriss Kingaman and Laurie Eickel for example. . . . and the Sophomore class always Irons out its differences . . . Dan McKenzie Debbie McMann Kim McPeck Charles McRobie Steve Meese Pamela Meneffee Christine Miller Steve Miller Jeff Mills Karen Miiyiori Randall Moser Ron Moser Michele Moseley Stephanie Mowrey Scott Murphy William Murphy Thomas Netting Debra Nordyke Gregg Norman Tom Northrop Sharon Ohliger Dwight Olson Bob Owens Shirley Owens Christina Page Paula Page Robert Page Keith Palmer Art Patterson Daniel Patterson Debbie Patterson Connie Pearson Kevin Peck Mike Perkowski Cherl Perry Sharon Petrella Brad Petricola Mary Pietro Robert Pietro Jeff Pissocra Mary Jo Polce Margret Petorious 44 Maryann Pritchard Barbara Proper Marianne Pruni Larry Pulley Marilisa Puterbaugh Greg Recchiuti Viola Rector Nancy Reed Gwendolyn Regula Susie Reichman Tim Reiss Theresa Rice Dean Richards Warren Riegeer Jeanne Riffie Dennis Rubright Robert Rufener Roger Rummes Roxanne Russin Jeffery Ryan Mike Saffell John Sandy Steve Saunders Cynthia Schallp Andy Scharen John Schlegel Sally Schmidt Steve Schrock Marianne Schumacher William Schwab Cindy Schweitzer Clara Sears Rich Seymore Sheila Shell Robert Sherrell Vickie Shotwell Russell Simmons Cheryl Shutt Susan Slusser Kimbreth Smith Quentin Smith Vickie Smith Jack Hill seems to enjoy the quiet of the library. Sophomores are always able to smile no matter what the weather and Cathy Zivlc. Debbie McMann, and Ruthann Wikoff are no exceptions. U5 Jo Spangler Cindy Springer Mike Springer Sue Stahl Kevin Stanke Virginia Stein Matthew Stephens Robert Strausbauch Darlene Strimmel Steve Struhar Kalman Stull Alan Stutzman Russell Swan Corey Swinderman Monica Tamborini Jeffrey Thompson Neil Thornton Mary Tornabene Mark Tripathy Richard Tristano Steve Tristano Timothy Troyer Curtis Tyree 146 I think the Sophomore class is and will be one of the schools greatest classes in athletic participation and lettermen. Already we have seven lettermen in football, four in cross country, plus those lettering in basketball, wrestling, track, and baseball. I don’t think the sophomore class has wasted any talent In sports or otherwise. Rod Lewis Timothy Visser Cheryl Vonallman Stephen VonKaenl Kim Walker Wendy Warren Kraig Warther Patrice Warther Martin Warther Sam Warther Patrica Wasylik Diana Watkins Kelly Webber Marla Wertman Debbie White Thomas Wiegand Ruthann Wikoff Brenda Williams Diana Williams Robert Yackey Catherine Zivic Jane Zeller 147 Jeri Bair Rose Queen— Debbie Rockenhausor Attendant-Holly Krantz Nannette Aubihl Susie Auman Victor Bair Cliff Baker Sharon Baker Alice Bambeck Dave Bambeck Kevin Barcus Rhonda Barcus Ronald Barcus Sue Barthelmeh Mark Bash Jeri Bayer Marsha Bazzoli Robert Bazzoli Charles Beckley Jeff Belter Karen Beller Guy Berndt Steve Bigler Jack Billow Pamela Bricker Barb Burgess Debbie Burgess Carole Burkholder Martyne Burky Beth Burrell Tom Burton Jerry Byrom Cindy Casterline Andy Chapman James Abel Barb Alexander Mike Andreas Brent Archinal Debbie Arnold Jeff Arter 148 Steve Cihon Pamela Clatterbuck Mike Cornelia Mike Conkle Debbie Contini Maureen Contini Suzanne Contini Eddie Cook Debbie Costanza Jon Devore Robin DeWire Mike Edwards Patty Egler - .• Rhonda Barcus Dan Ruthellen Dukes Jona Dunbar Robert Ehrhart Colin Eichel English Joe Erdeljac Gary Espenschied Holly Espenschied Paul Espenschied Lynnette Everett Randy Ewing Diana Davidson Raymond Dawson Bobbi Fait Linda Fazenbaker George Fidler James • Fishel Joan Forstrom June Forstrom Dee Dee Feller Jim Feller Maryann Fisher Anne Fondriest Debbie Fox Terry Fox Denny Turkovich 149 Andy Chapman Top to Bottom Jim Green Gail Grewell Jon Griffin Darrel Griffey Patty Bruce Gale Griffiths Hambleton Hatcher Greg Sandy Garry Gurney Harris Hattery Debbie Rich Becky Haas Harstine Hazard Susie Loretta Karen Hagloch Haskett Hendrix Rebecca France Bill Franks Ginny Franz Steve Bill Susan Frey Garner Gould Janet Maryann James Furbay Gibbs Grafe Greg Linda Edward Gardner Glenn Graves Steve Schrock. Barb Alexander 150 It was a gas! Because I got out after third period. —Jim Higgins Kim Kutz. Mark Shores. Ed Graves Keith Kennedy Therese Kennedy Raymond Kerper Natty Killian Eric Kimble Brad Kollar Holly Krantz Sam Krantz Kim Kutz Joyce Lagatta Kathy Lahm Patty Lahm Earl Lawless Tim Leehan Candy Lengler Mary Lewis Jeff Herrmann Jim Higgins Dale Hiltner Don Hochstetler Alan Houk Alan Howard Jeff Hufford Michelle Hunter Gretchen Ickes Bruce Incarnato Bill Jackson Ernie Jeffries Randy Johns Mike Johnson Ron Kandel Mark Keener Robert Keener Jeff Keller Pam Kemphfer Kathy Kendel Linda Wallick 151 Beth Ley Julie Pinny Ley Link Barb Loader Russell Dave Logsdon Longer Joan Steve Longacher LoPresti Mark Robert Lorson Lovell Dena Rich Lovell McClanahan Patti John McCartney McEvoy Michelle Jim McCullock McKenzie Kim McKenzie Midge McKittrick Tom McMillen Ricky McMahan Dwight McNutt Matt McNutt Ann Bill Marino Mathias Donna Jo Mastin Mathias Linda Bernice Cathy Maurer Menapace Miller Darlene Greg Debbie Medley Mencer Miller Linda Diane Mike Miller Milyiori Moore Pam Sue Patty Miller Monaco Moore 152 Vicki Sharon Morris Muzzy Mike Kevin Murphy Newton Betty Null Jeff Ogletree Tammy John O'Neil Paisley Pam Page Sandra Petersheim John Petrella Rusty Pierce Ed Kerry Rabes Redinger Maureen Kim Raeder Reese Alan Regula Brenda Rieger Charles Ripple Deb Rockenhauser Brenda Rothacher Steve Rossi Joyce Sabino Michael Schlup Robert Schmidt Pam Schmitzer Carol Schenider Opal Schrier Becky Schrier Pam Schoelles Janet Schwab Debbie Schweitzer Hazel Schweitzer Mary Sears Dennis Seikei Paul Seikei Kathy Sexton Dave Shanklin 153 Todd Shaw Kim Sherer Mitzi Sherrell Brandon Shook Jeffrey Shook Mark Shores James Shroyer Sue Sindlinger Bill Singhaus Howard Smith Karen Smith Steven Specht Bonnie Sprankle Tim Stauffer Deb Strimel Shirley Stuber Sue Stuber Dave Sudduth Claude Swartzel Judy Tarulli Linda Tarulli Rick Tarulli Jerry Taylor Tom Tecco Gino Thompson Jeanne Tolotti Ron Tristano Rick Troyer Chester Truman Dennis Turkovlch Gerald Ulrich Denise Uppstrom Bob Valentine “One bad thing that we noticed this year was that students were watched and accused of being on drugs because of the people they ran around with and sometimes just because of 'that look’ on their faces. There should be more drug education with facts. You never know how much everybody doesn’t know until thirty people get ‘busted.’ If Dover is supposed to be so great, we really pity Phila.” —Jo Mathias and Pam Page 154 “In my opinion, the 1972-73 school year didn’t seem too worthwhile. Nothing really exciting happened. Football season and basketball season seemed a little dull because of the lack of school spirit. I can’t think of anything outstanding that’s happened so far this year.” —Jean Tollotti Gene Walllck Linda Wallick Mary Wallick Wendy Wallick Rex Walter Robert Wasem Luann Watson Kevin Weber Diane Welling Jim West Steve Whyde Jane Wilds Brian Williams Cindy Williams Darlene Williams Randy Veigei Jenny VonAllman Bruce Wagner Chris Wagner Dave Wallace Dave Williams Paula Witschey Gary Yackey Bruce Yenni Joe Yost Greg Young Rod Zahler Mary Zeller Joe Zifer Sharon Zuercher 155 'Junior Class Officers: Deb Arnold, Historian: Therese Kennedy, Assembly Representative; Bill Singhaus. President: Loretta Haskett, Secretary-Treasurer; and Bill Jackson, Vice-President. 156 157 Seniors 73 Jill Kreisher, Senior Girl Representative, is known for her outstanding personality and charm. Jill was involved in many activities during her high school years. Jill was editor of the 1973 SWIRL, she was a member of the National Honor Society, F.T.A., Sr. Y-Teens, and Reserve Cheerleader. Jill also helped in the Senior High Office and was a Representative to Girl’s State. Rob Miller, Senior Boy Representative, is known for his achievements in sports as well as scholastic ability. He lettered in basketball and baseball, and was a member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Rob was also Student Council Vice-President, Crimsonian Staff page editor and advertising manager, a member of Slide Rule League and a member of the National Honor Society. 1973 Senior Class Officers were: Beth Straub, Assembly President; and Carol Erhart, Historian. Absent In picture Representative; Rob Miller, Vice President; Andy Milton, was Vanessa Thornton, Secretary-Treasurer. 160 Jo Kimble (pictured above, left) was absent from the graduation exercises, but she graduated nontheless. She spent the school year as our Rotary International exchange student in Japan, living in Japanese homes and attending a Japanese high school. We remember her as an excellent student, always on the honor roll, and a member of Spanish club and Sigma-Tri-Hi-Y. Diane DeBois (pictured above, right) was the recipient of this year’s Bryce Browning Award. Diane has an excellent sense of responsibility and seeks opportunities for service. She was a candy stripe hospital volunteer for several years and spent much time with other service organizations such as Dollars for Scholars and the YMCA Coed-Council. This year she was chairman of the student community canvas to raise funds for Dollars for Scholars. Her dependability is recognized by adults and students who elected her to Student Council, Future Nurses and National Honor Society positions. As president of Future Nurses she directed the group in an active year with both social and career exploration programs. We salute Diane! Everyone appreciates her enthusiasm and attractive personality. In Memory Of Ron Cercone Darkness is powerless before the dawning light. And so it is with death. We have allowed ourselves to think of it as a dark door, but actually it is a radiant bridge spanning the gulf between two worlds. —Norman Vincent Peale GREG ABEL BETH ANDERSON — Medina High 9.10,11; FNA 12; Spanish Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Y-Teens 12; Girls Track 12. DALE HOWARD ANDREAS — Choir 9; Talent Bureau 9,-10.11,12; Lab Assistant 12; Thespians 9,10,11,12; Science Club 11,12, Treasurer 12; National Honor Society 11,12, President 12; Plays: Damn Yankees. Little Women. Man of LaMancha, Born Yesterday. Street Scene. Fiddler on the Roof, Witness of the Prosecution, Black Comedy. I ook Homeward Angel. JOSEPH P. ANGELO — V.I.C. 11,12. ROBERT ANTONELLI — Football 9,10,11,12; Visual Aids 9.10,11,12; Wrestling 9.-10. LYNN ANN ATKINSON — Choir 9; FNA 10,11,12; Bowling Intermurals 9,10,11; Y-Teens 12. SARAH S. AUBIHL — Class President 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,- 11.12. Chaplain 11; Y-Teens 9.10.11.12. Chaplain 10; National Honor Society 11,12; Student Council 10; Attendance Office 9,10. VERNON LEE BAIR — Sr. Band 9,10,11,12. GARY BARKER — D.C.T. 12; V.I.C.A. 12; Visual Aids 9,10,- 11.12. RICHARD ALLEN BAKER II — Choir 9; Class Executive Committee 11; Visual Aids 9,- 10.11.12. Greg Abel Beth E. Anderson Dale Howard Andreas Sarah S. Aublhl Richard Allen Baker, II Vernon Lee Bair Gary Baker Joseph P. Angelo Lynn Atkinson 162 CATHY A. BALL Cathy A. Ball Jane Bambeck John Barlock Diana Barrett Joseph Michael Beasley Susan Jo Beitzel JANE BAMBECK — Y-Teens 11,12; FNA 11,12; Class Executive Committee 11; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Swirl Staff 12. JOHN BARLOCK DIANA BARRETT — D.C.T. 12. JOSEPH MICHAEL BEASLEY — Intramurals 9; Float Committee 9.10; Choir 9,10,11,12; Hi-Y Chaplain 11,12; Audio Aids 9,10; FCA Vice-President 11. President 12; Class President 10; Student Council 9. Vice-President 11, President 12; Football 9.10.11; Track 11.12; Prom Committee 11. SUSAN JO BEITZEL — Art Club 9; FNA 10, Vice President 11; Librarian 11; COE 12. RITA BENEDUM ROSE BENEDUM — Sr. Band 9.10.11.12. DAVE BIXLER - Football 9.-11,12; FCA 12. JAMES WEINER BLAIR -Wrestling 9.10.11.12; Student Council 9; Class Vice-President 10; Audio Aids 9.-10,11; D.C.T. 12; Video Aids 11; Intramurals 9. MICHAEL BLEININGER — Intramurals 10.11; Wrestling 9.- 10.11.12. ROBERT R. BLICKENS-DERFER — Sr. Band 9.10.-11,12; Lab Band 9,10.11,12; HI Y 11,12; Band Council 9.-10,11,12; Intramurals 10; Student Council 9. Plays: Damn Yankees. Man of LaMancha, Fiddler on the Roof. Kiss and Tell. 163 SUSAN BORDER — FTA 11, Secretary 12; French Club 10,12, Secretary 11; Y-Teens 10. ERIC J. BOTDORF — Sr. Band 9,10.11.12; Lab Band 9,10,11,12; Plays: Damn Yankees. LYNN J. BOUCHARD — Librarian 10,11; Attendance Office 12; Prom Committee 12. PAMELA RAE BREWER -Sr. Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10.11; Tri-H-Y 9. JOSEPH M. BURKE — Sr. Band 9,10,11,12; Choir 9.10,-11. President 12; Intramurals 10. LINDA JANE BURRIS — Y-Teens 9,10,11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 9,-10,11,12; Pep Club 10; French Club 9, Student Council 10,11; Sr. Offico Holp 10,11,12; Prom committoo 11; Sr. Band 9,10,11,12; Majorette 11,12; Swirl Staff 12. TERESA A. BYROM Spanish Club 10,11; Choir 9; FHA President 11,12; Track 9.10.11,12; Co-Captain 11; Intramural 9,10,11,12. MARLENE CASIANO — Science Club 11,12; French Club 9,10,11,12; Vice-President 12; National Honor Society 11,12. BARBARA LYNN CATCOTT — Y-Teens 9,10; Resource Center 10.11: Swirl Staff 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9.10,11; Intramurals 9,10; Prom Committee 11; Back the Team 12. JOHN D. CHAPPELL — Swim Team 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Track 11; Prom Committee 11; Swirl Staff 11,12; Slide Rule League 11; Golf 9. Marlene Casiano Barbara Lynn Catcott Lynn J. Bouchard Linda Jane Burris Teresa A. Byrom John D. Chappell 164 Peggy Jane Cochran Dewey L. Costanza John Collar Marv Croy Donna Comstock George Crues Cindy L. Davidson Glen H. Dearth Diane Renee DeBois Brad DeMarco Laurie L. Dessecker Jerry L. Dickens PEGGY JANE COCHRAN — Spanish Club 9; Librarian 9; Intramurals 9.10; Science Club 10; FTA 11,12; Orchestra 9,10; Choir 9.10; Trl-Hl-Y 9.10.11.12: Y-Teens 10. JOHN COLLAR — ln-tramurals 9; Golf team 9,10,-11,12. DONNA COMSTOCK — Thespians 9,10,11.12. Secretary 11, President 12; Talent Bureau 11,12; Speech Team 9.10.11; Choir 9.10.11,-12; Usher Club 9; FTA 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Science Club 11,12; Plays; Little Women. AI ice i n Wonderland The Philadelphia 5 tory, Damn Yankees. Man of La Mancha. All My SonTTTddier on me Roof, Look Homeward AngelT Kiss and Tell. M DEWEY L. COSTANZA — Wrestling 10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Track 11; Stadium Club 11,12. MARV CROY — Baseball 9.-10; Student Council 10; Intramurals 9,10; Executive Committee 11. GEORGE CRUES — Football 9; Track 9,10,11; Wrestling 9 CINDY L. DAVIDSON — Hall Guide 9; Intramurals 9.10,12; French Club 9,10. Spanish Club 11,12; Art Club 11; Tri-Hi-Y 9,10; Attendance Office 12. GLEN H. DEARTH — Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9.10.-11,12; Baseball 9,10; Crimso-nian Staff 11,12; FCA 11,12; Slide Rule League 11. DIANE RENEE DEBOIS - Y-Teens 9,10,11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 9.-10; French Club 9; Class Secretary-Treasurer 10; Student Council 11,12; Prom Committee 11; National Honor Society 11,12; Swirl Staff 12; FNA 11,12, President 12; Rose Queen Attendant 11. BRAD DEMARCO - Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 11; D.C.T. 12; Intramurals 9. LAURIE L. DESSECKER — Y-Teens 9,10,11,12. Treasurer 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10.11; FNA 11,12; Crimson Cadet 11; Choir 10. JERRY L. DICKENS - Football 9; Prom Committee 11; Fire Fighters. 165 DAVID WILLIAM DRAKE — Wrestling 10,11.12. JIM DRAKE — Baseball 9,-10,11,12; Cross Country 11,-12; Student Council 12; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12. LESLEY DURBIN — Sr. Band 10,11; Choir 9,10; FNA 10.-11,12; Usher Club 9,10,11. JANET DUSENBERRY — Choir President 9; Intramurals 9,10, Librarian 9.-10,12; Art Club 9. BARBARA ANN EASLICK — Intramurals 9,10; Choir 9; Sr. Band 9,10; Track 10,11,12; Basketball 11,12; Gym Assistant 11. SCOTT W. P. EBERT — Basketball Manager 11,12; Track 11,12; Intramurals 9. STEPHEN C. ECKERT — National Honor Society 11,12; Crimsonian Staff 11,12; FCA 11; Bulletin Chairman 11; H-Y 11,12; Spanish Club 9.10.11,-12; Gym Assistant 9; Slide Rule League 11,12; Basketball 9.10; Track 11,12; Football 9. Baseball 10; Class Executive Committee 11; Prom Committee 11. JEFF EDDY — Video Club 11,12; Sr. Band 9.10,11,12; Intramurals 9,10,11,12. CAROL EHRHART — Tri-Hi- Y 9,10.11,12. Secretary 10; Y-teens 9.10,11,12, Publicity Chairman 12; German Club 10.12; National Honor Society 11,12; Crimsonian Staff 11,-12; Class Executive Committee 10; Class Historian 12; FNA 10,12. ANDREW ELLWOOD — Football 9.10,11,12, Track 9,-10,11,12; Hi-Y 9,10,11,12. David Wiilian Drake Lesley Durbin Scott W. P. Ebert Carol Ehrhart Jim Drake Janet Dusenberry Stephen C. Eckert Andrew Ellwood 166 Richard A. Espenshied Daniel Fait Jim Fey John Festi Doris Espenschied Patty Espenschied Jane Fazenbaker Gregory E. Fisher DORIS ESPENSCHIED — O.W.E. 12. PATTY ESPENSCHIED — Attendance Office 9; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Tri-HI-Y 9.-10,11,12; Crimsonian Staff 11,12; Y-Teens 9,10,11. Vice-President 12; Student Council 9.10.11; FNA 12. RICHARD A. ESPENSCHIED — Hi-Y 12. DANIEL FAIT — Intramurals 11,12. JANE FAZENBAKER — French Club 9.10; Crimsonian Staff 11,12; Spanish Club 11,12; Intramurals 9,10,-11. JOHN FESTI JIM FEY GREGORY E FISHER — Golf Intramurals 9. 167 B. LUANN FORBES — Student Council 9; Pep Club 9; French Club 10. CYNTHIA FORSTER — Tri-Hi-Y 9; FNA 10,11,12; Prom Committee 11; Class Executive Committee 11; Librarian 12; Y-Teens 12. CHARLES FRAME - Football 9; Visual Aids 9,10,11,12. DON FREED — Wrestling 10; V.I.C. 11,12; D.C.T. 12. PATTI FREETAGE - Choir 9; FNA 11; FHA 11. WILLIAM EDWARD FRITZ — Sr. Band 9.10,11,12; Thespians 11,12, Vice-President 12; Visual Aids 9,-10.11.12; Hi-Y 12: Slide Rule 11,12; Video Aids 12; Prom Committee 11; Spanish Club 9,10; Media Center 12. LINDA FURBAY DIANA GARDNER — French Club 9,10; FNA 11,12; Pep Club 9; Sr. Band 9,10; Intramurals 10,11. Charles Frame Don Freed Patti Freetage Diana Gardner 168 Esther (Susie) Garner Diane E. Gersdorff Larry J. Green Mark Henry Hagloch Rhonda J. Garner Dave Garrett Cheryl Graef Stephens Charlie Greco David Eugene Haas Jennifer Kay Hagloch ESTHER (SUSIE) GARNER — Choir 9; Spanish Club 10,11.-12; FHA Treasurer 11, Secretary 12; Track 10,11; Intermurals 11; Pop Club 10.-11; Girls Basketball 11; Homecoming Queen 12. RHONDA J. GARNER — Choir; C.O.E. 12. DAVE GARRETT — Baseball 9; Track 12; Wrestling 11; Football 10; Stadium Club 11,12. DIANE E. GERSDORFF — FT A 11,12; French Club 9.-10,11,12; Spanish Club 10.-11,12: Science Club 11.12: Y-Teens 10; Sr. Band 9.10.11.-12; Slide Rule League 11,12; Prom Committee 11. CHERYL GRAEF STEPHENS — FHA 12; Y-Teens 12, Prom Committee 11; Attendance Office 12; Plays: Look Homeward Angel. West Side CHARLIE GRECO — Choir 9: O.W.E. 12. LARRY J. GREEN — O.W.E. 12. DAVID EUGENE HAAS JENNIFER KAY HAGLOCH — Attendance Office 10.11.12; Art Club 10. President 12; Resource Center 10. President 12; Resource Center 10; Executive Committee 10; Student Council 11; Prom Committee 11. MARK HENRY HAGLOCH — Art Club 10,11,12; Prom Committee 11. KIRK HAGLOCK BRENDA SUE HALL — Intermurals 9,10; Y-Teens 9,10; Prom Committee 11; Tri-Hi-Y 9,10; C.O.E. 12. 169 DENISE HALL — Prom Committee 11; Y-Teens 9.10,11, Service Chairman 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11.12; Choir 9,10,11. RODNEY S. HALL — Choir 9; Plays: Street Scene. WILLIAM HAMBLETON PAT HAMMA — C.O.E. 12; Y-Teens 11,12. DAVID HANHART — National Honor Society 11,12; Boy's State 11; Slide Rule League 11,12; Golf Team 9,10.11,12; Visual Aids 10; Student Council 10,11; Hi-Y 9,10,11.-12; President 12; Cross Country 10; Swim Team 9,-10,11,12; Prom Committee 11; FCA 11,12. JOAN ELLEN HANSON — Sr. Band 9,10,11.12; Spanish Club 9; Jr. High Office Help 10; FNA 11,12; FT A 12; Prom Committoo 11. Pat Hamma David Hanhart Joan Ellen Hanson LORI HAMMOND — Choir 11; French Club 9. Vice-President 9; Trl-HI-Y 11,12; Y-Teens 10.11,12; Prom Committee 11. TOM HARMON — Basketball; Baseball TIM HAYNES — V.I.C. 11,12; President 12; Football 9; Wrestling 9. TIMOTHY L. HENDRIX -Student Council 9,10; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Football 9, Track 9; Class Historian 9; Fire Fighters 12. JUDY HIXENBAUGH — C.O.E. 12; FT A 11,12; T-Teens 11,12. DAWN HOFACKER — Intramurals 9,10; Choir 9.10,-11.12; Girls Ensemble 10: FNA 11; Usher Club 11; Y-Teens 12. Lori Hammond Timothy L. Hendrix Tom Harmon Tim Haynes Judy Hixenbaugh Dawn Hofacker 170 Brad Holzworth Maude Hutras Cynthia L. Incarnato Paresh Jariwala Teena Javens Cynthia Kalich Barb Kalp ■ Karen Hunt Philomina Incarnato Richard Jones Brian Reed Kelker BRAD HOLZWORTH — Audio Aids 10.11,12; President 12; Hi-Y 11,12; Swim Team 9,10,11; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Executive Committee 10; Fire Fighters 12. ZOE ANN HUGHES — Executive Committee 10; FNA 10,11; Spanish Club 9,10,11; Y-Teens 10,11; Crimsonian Staff 11,12. KAREN HUNT — Teacher's Aid 11; Prom Committee 11; C.O.E. 12. MAUDE HUTRAS — FHA 11.. 12; Prom Committee 11. CYNTHIA L. INCARNATO — Spanish Club 9,10.11,12; Art Club 9.10.11.12; Y-Teens 9.-10; Tri-Hi-Y 9,10. PHILOMINA INCARNATO PARESH JARIWALA — Exchange Student TEENA JAVENS — Spanish Club 9; Sr. Band 9.10.11.12; Pep Club 9.10; Student Council 10. RICHARD JONES — Hi-Y 9,-10,11.12; Track 9,10.11.12; Wrestling 10,11,12; FCA 11.-12: Football 9.10: Crimsonian Staff 11.12; Intramurals 9,10; Prom Committee 11; Slide Rule League 11; Science Club 11,12; FT A 12. CYNTHIA KALICH BARB KALP — Band 9,10. BRIAN REED KELKER — French Club 9; Band 10; Track manager 10.11; Basketball statistician 10,11,-12; Prom Committee 11. 171 TOM KELKER — Band 9.10: Drum Major 11,12. VICKIE KILCHERMAN — Band 9,10.11.12; FT A 11,12, Treasurer 12; Choir 9. LESLI JO KING — Art Club 9.10.11, Vice-President-Secretary 11; Choir 9; Y-Teens9; Prom Committee 11; C.O.E. 12. Treasurer 12. JOYCE KLIEN — Track 9; Band 9,10.11,12; Lab Band 10,11,12; Intramurals 10; French Club 11; Prom Committee 11. PAMELA J. KLINE — Hall Guide 9; Y-Teens 11,12; Office Help 11; French Club 10. JILL ANN KREISHER — Student Council 9.12. Representative at Large 12; Y-Teens 9.10.11.12, President 10; World Fellowship 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Senior Office Help 9.12; Cheerleader 9.10,11, Reserve Head 10,11; National Honor Society 11,12; FTA 11.12. Vice-President 12; Swirl Staff 11,12. Editor 12; Girl’s State 11; Slide Rule League 12. JOSEPH A. KOPEC — Football 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,-11,12; Visual Aids 9,10,11,12; FCA 12; Prom Committee 11. JEFF KORNS — Football 9.-11,12; Track 11,12; Intramurals 9,10; Wrestling 10; Prom Committee 12. Tom Kelker Joyce Klein Pamela J. Kline Jill Ann Kreisher Joseph A. Kopec Jeff Korns 172 James Lenny” Lenox Robin Elizabeth Lieser KEVIN FRANCIS KUTZ — Sr. Band 10,11,12, Swagger Staff 12; Play: Fiddler on the Roof. ALLEN LANDIS — Visual Aids 9,10,11.12; Video Aids 11; Stadium Audio 10; Intramurals 9. JOE LANZ — Video Aids 11.-12; Band 9,10,11,12. BURCE LEGGETT SUSAN KAY LEHMAN — Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Track 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; FT A 12; FNA 12; Y-Teens 9,10.11.-12. JAMES “LENNY” LENOX — Visual Aids 9,10; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 10,12; Orchestra 9. BOB LEWIS ROBIN ELIZABETH LIESER — FT A 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 9,11,-12; Art Club 9,10,12; Treasurer 12; French Club 9; Student Council 9; Choir 9. 173 JEFF LIMBACHER — Visual Aids 9.10.11.12; Video Aids 11; French Club 10; Intramurals 9.10: Stadium Club 11,12. JANICE L. LINDBERG MARYRUTH LOESSI — Band 9.10.11.12; Majorette 12; Y-Teens 9.10.11.12; Spanish Club 9.10.11,12; Treasurer 11; Tri-Hi-Y 9.10; National Honor Society 11,12; Crimson Cadets 11; Plays: Damn Yankees. Cabaret. RUSSELL LOGSDON WILLIAM K. LONGACHER — Wrestling 9,10; Football 9.10; Visual Aids 9.10.11,12; Bonfire Committee 11,12. MARK LOOS — Band 9.10.-11,12; Intramurals 10; Pep Band 9.10,11.12; Golf 9; Play: Fiddler on the Roof. JAMES LORENZ — Band 9,- 10,11,12. THEODORE ERIC LORSON — Football 9,10.11,12; Basketball 9; Wrestling 10.-11,12; Baseball 9,10; Hi-Y 10.11,12; Stadium Club 9.10.-11,12; President 11; Orchestra 9.10,11.12, President 12; National Honor Society 11,12. Janice L. Lindberg Maryruth Loessi Mark Loos Jeff Limbacher William K. Longacher James Lorenz Theodore Eric Lorson 17 A MELVIN M. LUDY Michele Mary McEvoy Jaf Maize Stephanie Diane McCord Denny McCreery Caio G. Machado Patricia Ann McGinnis Donald Lee Malterer Barb Marino Melvin M. Ludy STEPHANIE DIANE McCORD — French Club 9,10,11,12; German Club 11,12; FTA 11.-12; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Librarian 12; Slide Rule League 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Thespians 12; Plays: Alice in Wonderland, Street Scene. Damn Yankees, Man of La Mancha, Fiddler on the Roof, All My Sons, Look Homeward Angel. DENNY McCREERY — V.I.C. 11,12. MICHELE MARY McEVOY -German Club 10,11,12; Y-Teens 11,12; FTA 12. PATRICIA ANN McGINNIS — Y-Teens 9,10,11,12; German Club 9.10.11.12; Crimsonian Staff 11,12; Choir 9,10; FNA McGINNIS — Crimsonian Staff 11,12; Choir 9.10; FNA 12; Prom Committee 11; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Attendance Office 9,-10,11,12. CAIO G. MACHADO - Exchange Student; Spanish Club 11,12. JAF MAIZE — Sr Band 9.10,-11.12: Golf 9; Visual Aids 9.-10.11: Wrestling 11,12: Stage Band 9,10,11,12: Swim Team 9. DONALD LEE MALTERER — Football 9,10,12; Track 9,10.-12; Prom Committee 11; Class Executive Committee 11; Intramurals 9. BRAD MANN — V.I.C. 11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12. BARB MARINO — Choir 9; German Club 12; D.C.T. 12. 175 High School is just a fad anyway. If I had to do it all over again, I wouldn’t. I'd go to a private school in New England. Robin Lieser High School is like trying to sprint thru knee-deep water. Stef Mathias High School was a hassle and I feel there is too much emphasis on grades. Teachers have too much power. Steve Pruni r Although our senior year was great activity-wise, it really was a waste of time scholastically. Kris Swegheimer I think each individual should have the right to decide on school affairs and problems. Most of the time school officers and student council officers are put in as a joke and they don't really do a good job. I think they should do things in homerooms so everyone has a say in matters. Brad Rausch DAVID JAMES MARSHALL — Football 9,10.11; Basketball 9.10; Track 10.11.12; Hi- Y 10. Secretary-Treasurer 11,12; Prom Co-ordinator 11; Student Council 11,12; Class Assembly Representative 11; Executive Committee 10. DENNY MARSHALL — D.C.T. 12. SCOTT D. MARSHALL — Stage Crew 9; Spanish Club 10; National Honor Society 12. STEPHANIE MATHIAS — Cheerleader 9,10; Student Council 11.12; Tri-Hi-Y 9.10; Y-Teens 9.10.11,12. President 12; Spanish Club 9,10.-11,12; F.T.A. 11; FNA 12; Prom Committee 11. CLIFF MAURER — Band 9.-10.11.12; Stage Band 9.10; Intramurals 9.10: Slide Rule League 11. RONNIE MAURER — V.I.C. 11,12; Wrostling 9,10,11,12. SUE METCALF - Tri-Hi-Y 9.-10.11.12, Vice-President 10, Secretary 11; FT A 11,12; FH A 11,12; D.C.T. 12. JANE ANN MICELI — Spanish Club 9,10,11,12, Vice-President 12; Intramurals 9; Basketball 11; Track 10.11.12, Co-Captain 11; Cheerleader 11,12; Crim-sonian Staff 11,12; Office Help 12; Y-Teens 12; FTA 12. Scott D. Marshall Stephanie Mathias Ronnie Maurer Sue Metcalf David James Marshall Denny Marshall Cliff Maurer Jane Ann Miceli 178 Dave Migliore Gregory Robin Miller Judy Miller Lynn Miller Randy E. Miller Andrew Milton DAVE MIGLIORE — Football 9.10.11.12; Basketball 9,10.-11; Track 9. GREGORY ROBIN MILLER — Basketball 9,10.11.12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Student Council 11, Vice-President 12; FCA 11,12; Crimsonian Staff 11,12; Slide Rule League 11; Football 9. JUDY MILLER LYNN MILLER - Y-Teens 9.-10.11.12: Vice-President 10: French Club 9, Cheerleader 11,12: Student Council 10,11; Class Secretary Treasurer 9. RANDY E. MILLER — Band 9.10.11.12, Vice-President 11, President 12: Hi-Y 10.11, Vice-President 12; Intramurals 9.10: Golf 9; Stage Band 9,10,11,12; Slide Rule League 11; Plays: Damn Yankees, Man of La Mancha. Fiddler on the Roof. ANDREW MILTON - Class Historian 10: Class President 12. Cross Country 9,10,11; Executive Committee 11; Student Council 9; Track 9,10; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Visual Aids 9,10,11,12; Hi-Y 11.12. 179 JOE MONACO — Football 9.-10; Student Council 10; Wrestling 10,11; Fire Fighters 12; D.C.T. 12. EUGENE MONTECELLI — V.I.C. 11,12. JENNIE LYNN MUZZY — Art Club 9,10; French Club 9.10; Sr. Y-Teons 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Student Council 11; Choir 9; Thespians 9,10; Prom Committee 11; C.O.E. 12; Plays: Alice in Wonderland, Damn Yankees. Little Women. Philadelphia Story. LAURIE LOU MYERS -Freshman Choir; Girls Choir 10; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; President 12; Prom Committee 11; Y-Teens 11.12; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Executive Committee 11. MICHAEL NEIBERT BOB NORMAN — Football 9. JERRY NORMAN MAUREEN SUE O'BRIEN — FT A 11.12; Tri-Hi-Y 9.10,11. Vice-President 12; Y-Teens 9,10,11; Cheerleader 9; French Club 9; Prom Committee 11. Joe Monaco Laurie Lou Myers Michael Neibert Bob Norman Jerry Norman Maureen Sue O’Brien 180 MARCIA OLINGER — Choir 9; FHA 11,12, Historian 11,12. Dan Petrella Jack Pietro Kathy Joan Petrullo Lynn Ellen Phillips Denise Pissocra Michael Polce WILLIAM PAGE — Football 9.10.11.12. Captain 12; Wrestling 9.10,11.12; Baseball 9,10; Crimsonian Staff 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; FT A 11,12; Visual Aids 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 10; Intramurals 10; Hi-Y 11,12; Prom Committee 11; FCA 12. ROBERT M PAULIN — Band 9,10,11.12; Play: Fiddler on the Roof. GARY A. PENROD - Football 9,10.11; Wrestling 9.10; Student Council 9; O.W.E. 12. DAN PETRELLA — O.W.E. 12. KATHY JOAN PETRULLA — Hall Guide 9; Spanish Club 10.11,12; Intramurals 9.10,- 11.12. LYNN ELLEN PHILLIPS — Student Council 10,11, Treasurer 11; Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,-11,12; Y-Teens 9,10,11,12, Treasurer 10; FNA 11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,12; Choir 9; Prom Committee 11; Swirl Staff 11,12, Editor 12; Attendance Office 10; Cheerleader 9,10,11,12, Captain 12; Rose Queen Attendant 11; Homecoming Queen Attendant 12. JACK PIETRO — Spanish Club 10; Hi-Y 10. DENISE PISSOCRA — Spanish Club 9.10,11,12. Secretary 11; Y-Teens 11.12; Choir 9,10; Student Council 12; Crimson Cadet 11,12; National Honor Society 11.12; Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Play; Damn Yankees. MICHAEL POLCE — Football 9; Intramurals 9; Track 11,12; Cross Country 12. 181 STEVEN D. POMPEY — Wrestling 9,10; O.W.E. 12. NANCY ANN PONGRATZ — Office Help 9.11; Y-Teens 11, Music Chairmen 12; FTA 11,-12; Majorette 9; Orchestra 9,-10,11,12. BETH KELLENE PORTER — Spanish Club 9; Girls Track 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11. TIM PRINCE — Choir 9,10,-11,12; Talent Bureau 12; Plays: Fiddler on the Roof, Look Homeward Angel. West Side Story. STEVE PRUNI — Choir 9; Hi-Y 11, Treasurer, 12; Class Historian 11; Wrestling 10,11; Student Council 12; Executive Committee 10; Speech Team 9; Prom Committee 11. PAUL M. RAINSBERG. JR. — Intramurals 9,10,11,12. BRAD RAUSCH — Choir 9; Visual Aids 9,10,11,12; Hi-Y 11,12; Slide Rule League 11,-12; National Honor Society 11,12; Class Executive Committee 11; Speech Team 9; Plays: Little Women, Alice in Wonderland. Wrestling 10,-11,12. DEBORAH ANN REAM -Student Council 9,10,12; Y-Teens 10; Choir 11,12; Pep Club 9,10; French Club 10.-11,12; Usher Club 9,10; Thespians 9,10, historian 11, secretary 12; Talent Bureau 9,11,12; Plays: The Importance of Being Earnest, Fiddler on the Roof, Look Homeward Angel; National Honor Society 11,12; Prom Committee 11. Beth Kellene Porter Nancy Ann Pongratz Steven D. Pompey Paul M. Rainsberg. Jr Steve Pruni Tim Prince Brad Rausch Deborah Ann Ream 182 Sally Reel Barb Reynolds Debra K. Reichman Wendy R. Reynolds Sheryl M. Renner Rudolf E. Richter % Janis Eileen Rinderknect David G. Rosenberry SALLY REEL DEBRA K. REICHMAN — Prom Committee 11; C.O.E. 12; Y-Teens 9.10.11; Tri-Hi-Y 9.10. SHERYL M. RENNER — Resource Center 9; Y-Teens 9,10,11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11; Student Council 11; Spanish Club 10; Prom Committee 11; C.O.E. 12. BARB REYNOLDS - Spanish Club 10; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Sr. Band 9.10,11,12; C.O.E. 12. WENDY R. REYNOLDS RUDOLF RICHTER — Visual Aids 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9; Basketball 9; Hl-Y 9; Wrestling 9.10; Intermurals 9. JANIS EILENN RINDER-KNECHT — Sr. Band 9,10,-11.12; Tri-Hi-Y 9; National Honor Society 11; Treasurer 12; Science Club 12; Plays: Man of LaMancha. Fiddler on the Roof. West Side Story. DAVID G. ROSENBERRY — O.W.E. 11,12; Intermurals; Wrestling 10,11. 183 JIM ROTHACHER — V.I.C. 11; Woodshop 9; Metal Shop 10; O.W.E. 12; Bonfire Committee 11,12; Wrestling 9,10,-11,12. KATHLEEN A. RUFENER — Band 9.10,11,12; Spanish Club 9; Y-Teens 12; Play: Fiddler on the Roof. ANDREW RUZZIN CATHY S. SCHILLING PENELOPE J. SCHILLING — Art Club 10,11. Treasurer 11; Y-Teens 12; FT A 12; Student Council 12. ROBIN A. SCHNEITER — Choir 9; Track 9. JAMES W. SCHUMACHER — Class Vice-President 9; Stage crew 9,10; Football 9,10,11,-12; Hi-Y 12; Prom Committee 11. VICKI SCHWAB — Track 9; Basketball 12; Administration Office Help 11. Kathleen A. Rufener Andrew Ruzzin Robin A. Schneiter Cathy S. Schilling James W. Schumacher Vicki Schwab Penelope J. Schilling 184 RACHEL E. SCHWARM — C.O.E. 12. BETH ANN SCHWEITZER — Band 9.10,11,12; Choir 9.11,-12: French Club 10,11,12; FNA 11,12; Science Club 11,-12; FTA 12; National Honor Society 11,12. ELAINE COLETTE SEIKEL -French Club 10; Prom Committee 11; Y-Teens 11.12; FNA 11. Treasurer 12; German Club 12; Swirl Staff 12; Slide Rule League 12. GAIL LYNN SEXTON BRADLEY LEE SHELL — Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10.11.12; Band Council 12; Plays: Damn Yankees, Man of La Mancha. Fiddler on the Roof. RAY SHERRELL 185 SANDY SHOWALTER — Y-Teens 9.10.11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11,-12; Librarian 11,12; Swirl Staff 12; Business Manager 12; FT A 11,12, President 12; Track 9,11,12; Prom Committee 11; Volleyball 12; Back The Boys 12. REBECCA J. SHRYOCK — Class Assembly Representative 10; Student Council 9,-10.11; Tri-Hi-Y 9,10.11,12. Vice-President 9. President 10. Treasurer 12; Y-Teens 9,-10,11; FT A 11,12; Librarian 9; Choir 9; Spanish Club 9,10,-11,12; Art Club 12; Swirl Staff 12. DIANE LYNN SHUTT — Spanish Club 10,11; FNA 11,-12; Attendance Office 11,12. PATTY SICURELLA BECKY K. SIGRIST — Band 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 9,-10.11; FNA 11,12; FT A 12; Attendance Office 12. BEV SIMMONS — Choir 9.-10.11; German Club 9,10,11; Y-Teens 10,11; Crimsonian Staff 11. DAVID SKAGGS — Football 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 11,12; Track 10,11,12; Stadium Club 11,12. BONNIE R. SLOAN LINDA SUE SMEARMAN — FHA 11; Usher Club 12. MARI LOUISE SPANGLER — Band 9,10,11; Spanish Club 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Y-Teens 9,10,-11,12; Attendance Office 9; Prom Committee 11. BETH SPRINGER — French Club 9,10,11.12, Treasurer 11; FT A 11,12; Science Club 12; Usher Club 12; Choir 9; Slide Rule League 11,12; Thespian 12; Play: Alice in Wonderland. DEBORAH LYNN STEVENS k Sandy Showalter Patty Sicurella David Skaggs Mari Louise Spangler Rebecca J. Shryock Diane Lynn Shutt Becky K. Sigrist Bev Simmons Bonnie R. Sloan Linda Sue Smearman Beth Springer Deborah Lynn Stevens 186 JEFF STINGEL Cora Stover Beth Straub Kristy Swegheimer Pete Sweitzer William A. Swonger CORA STOVER — Choir 9.-10.11,12; Secretary 12; FNA 11.12; FHA 11. BETH STRAUB — Band 9.-10,11.12; Majorette 11. Head 12; Y-Teens 9.10.11.12; Class Assembly Representative 12; Crimsonian Staff 11,12; Band Council 12. LAI LONIE STUBER — French Club 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9.11,-12; Y-Teens 9.10,11,12. Service Chairman 11.12; Office Help 9.12; Choir 9.10.11; FT A 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Student Council 11. KRISTY SWEGHEIMER — Choir 9; Art Club 10,11,12; Crimsonian Staff 11.12; Intramurals 9,10,11; Prom Committee 11. PETE SWEITZER — Football 9,10,11,12; Class President 11; Class Assembly Representative 9; Boy's State 11; Student Council 9.10,12; Secretary 12. Stage Crew 9.-10. WILLIAM A SWONGER — Visual Aids 9.10.11,12; Choir 10,11,12. KRISTINE SUE TECCO — Cheerleader 9; Y-Teens 9.-10,11; FT A 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 9,-10,11,12; Prom Committee 11; Resource Center 9; Student Council 12; Swirl Staff 12, French Club 9. DONNA THOMPSON WAYNE M. THOMAS — Choir 9,10.11,12; Resource Center 9.10,11,12; Video Aids 11.12; Thespians 11,12: Talent Bureau 12; Plays: Man of La Mancha. Born Yesterday. All My Sons. Wizard of Oz. Importance of Being Earnest. Fiddler on the Roof. Look Homeward Angel. 187 VANESSA LYNN THORNTON — Y-Teens 11.12; FNA 12; C. O.E. 12. Vice-President 12; Class Secretary-Treasurer 12. DEANN THURMAN — French Club 9; Y-Teens 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11; C.O.E. 12; Attendance Office 12. JACKIE LOU TODD — Librarian 10.11,12; Spanish Club 9.10,11; Crimson Cadets 11; C.O.E. 12; Choir 9; Track 10. SALLY TROTTER TOBY TROYER DENNY UEBEL — Wrestling 9.10.11,12; Track 9.10; D.C.T. 12; Fire-Fighter 12. JANE VAN ALSTYNE — Y-Teens 9.10; Choir 9.10.11; D. C.T. 12. SHERRY VAN HORN Vanessa Lynn Thornton Sally Trotter DeAnn Thurman Jackie Lou Todd Toby Troyer Denny Uebel 188 Mary Ellen Wade Brenda Wallick Debbie Lynn Varnes Holly Walker Paula Ann Wagner Bob Warner DEBBIE LYNN VARNES — Choir 9, FNA 11.12, Y-Teens 11.12; Librarian 12; FHA 12; Play: Alice In Wonderland. MARY ELLEN WADE — Tri-Hi-Y 9.10.11.12; Student Council 12; Class Executive Committee 10; Prom Committee 11; Swirl Staff 12; Art Club 12; Attendance Office 10,11,12. PAULA ANN WAGNER — Usher club 9,10,11; Librarian 11,12; Choir 9.10,11.12; Thespians 10,11,12, Scribe 12; Talent Bureau 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Spanish Club 9.10,11,12; Speech Team 9,11,12; Plays: Little Women, Street Scene, Damn Yankees, Philadlephia Story, Born Yesterday. Importance of Being Earnest. The Crucible. Fiddler on the Roof, Look Homeward Angel. West Side Story. HOLLY WALKER BRENDA WALLICK — Sr. Band 9,10,11,12; Majorette 11,12; Y-Teens 9,10,11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Crimsonian Staff 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Attendance Office 12; Pep Club 9,10. BOB WARNER — V.I.C. 11,-12. 189 JILL ANN WARREN — Prom Committee 11. JEFF WATSON — Basketball 11.12. DIANNE ELIZABETH WEAVER — FNA 10.11,12; Usher Club 10,11.12, President 12; Pep Club 11; Librarians 12. LINDA IRENE WEBER — Pep Club 11; Usher Club 12; Swirl 12; Prom Committee 11. CAROL JO WEIGAND — French Club 10; FNA 10,11,-12; FT A 11,12; Y-Teens 11,-12. LINDA MARIE WEST — Choir 10,11,12; Ensemble 11,12; Librarian 11,12; Crimsonian Staff 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12. MARK WERTMAN — Choir 9,10,11.12; D.C.T. 12. SCOTT FREDERICK WHETSTONE — Hi-Y 10,11,-12. Sergeant-at-Arms 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 11; National Honor Society 11,12, Vice-President 12; Student Council 10,11,12, Treasurer 12; FCA 11,12, Program Chairman 12; Prom Committee 11; Boy's State 11; Class Vice-President 11; Float Committee 10; Plays: Damn Yankees. SYLVIA CONSTANCE WHIDDON — Orchestra 9,-10,11,12; FNA 11; C.O.E. 12. JOE WIEGAND — V.I.C. 11,-12. GAIL ELAINE WIKOFF — Choir 9,10; FNA 11,12; FT A 11,12; Y-Teens 11,12; Crimsonian Staff 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12 BARBARA ANN WILLIAMS — Y-Teens 9,10,11; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11; FNA 12; Attendance Office 9,10; Swirl Staff 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Class Executive Committee 10. Jill Ann Warren Linda Irene Weber Mark Wertman Carol Jo Weigand Scott Whetstone Jeff Watson Dianne Weaver Linda Marie West Sylvia Whiddon Barbara Ann Williams 190 Diane Williams .V 1 A Roy Edward Wilson Jack Woodard DIANE WILLIAMS — FNA 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Y-Teens 11,12; Librarian 12; Sr. Choir 12. ROY EDWARD WILSON — Football 9.10,11,12; Track 9.-11; Tennis 12. Deborah Kay Zuchegno Debbie Miller Nancy Zurcher Gary Gardner Sharon Muzzy JACK WOODARD — Resource Center 11,12; Video Aids 11,12; French Club 9; Plays: Alice in Wonderland. Street Scene. SUSAN JUNE WRIGHT — Spanish Club 9; Usher Club 12. DARDARA ANN YOUMANS — French Club 10; FNA 11,-12; FT A 11,12; Crimsonlan Staff 11,12; Y-Teens 11,12 MARLYN MARIE YOUSKO — Prom Committee 11. DEBORAH KAY ZUCHEGNO — FNA 11,12; Pep Club 10; Y-Teens 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Librarian 12 NANCY ZURCHER GARY GARDNER — Football 11,12; Baseball 11,12. DEBBIE MILLER SHARON MUZZY Pictures not taken: Jill Arter. Jim Baker. Viginia Eichel, Dixie Kaderly, Andrew Krantz, Margi Krempasky, Joe Lanz, Michele Lewis. Jeff Miller. John Ryan. Shelby Smith, Tim Stein. Mike Warther, Norm Zeller, and Tom Zifer. 191 Portofino—1973 Prom Italy was brought to Dover by the junior class for the 1973 prom, “Portofino. Guests discovered a sidewalk cafe, a wine cellar, and the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Jane Miceli reigned as queen of the enchanted village with Vicki Schwab and Laurie Dessecker as her attendants. The post prom was at the YMCA for the first time where all the facilities were open, in addition to the playing of Rush. Breakfast at the school ended the celebration. 192 194 Seated in center is Prom Queen Jane Miceli and her Laurie Dessecker and escort Dan Taurlli and Vicki escort Paresh Jariwala. Attendants are (left to right) Schwab with escort Bob Bazzoli. 195 Senior Banquet I think the 1973 Senior Banquet was pretty much of a success. The food was good and the atmosphere was completely different. At first there was quite a bit of friction as to riding school buses out to Atwood, but I think most of the class kind of enjoyed it. The highlight of the banquet had to be the reading of the class history. Being reminded of junior high accomplishments was interesting to everyone. A special interest were the names of past class parties. Were we really that corny? —Linda Burris Class officers Carol Ehrhart, Andy Milton, and Rob Miller enjoy their feast at Atwood. Soul sisters jivin through the food line. After eating, the class makes their way to the buses. 196 Graduation, 1973—Style Imagine our consternation! Graduation was set for the Stadium on June 3 at 8:00 P.M. and only an hour before the time, a terrific hail storm struck. For awhile it was “to be or not to be,” but eventually the sun struggled out and the final show was on. The band played, the red and white robed seniors marched over the green playing field before a standing-room-only and slightly wet stadium. The lights blazed away the dampening gloom of the evening. Finally the band struck up “From These Halls,” 270 former seniors clutched diplomas, and high school days were over. 197 Beth Porter seems to know where she's going. Is the world ready for Tom Kelker?? 198 Donna Comstock Valedictorian Marlene Casiano Salutatorian My years at Dover High School have been by far the happiest years of my life. For the first time, I remained in the same school for more than two years and this allowed me to meet more people and get to know them much better than before. I originally knew only 8 people from my class of nearly 280. I soon made nearly two hundred more close acquaintances before leaving DHS. The encouragement given to me by my teachers and classmates really helped me enjoy attending school, and it was through their inspiration that I was able to accomplish so much during my high school years. —Marlene Casiano What goes Into shaping a life? Certainly school experiences shared with friends go a long way to make a person what he is. I shall remember my experiences and my friends fondly. I don’t know what direction my life will take, but I do know that I had a good beginning, a firm shove in the right direction toward a successful life. Thanks Dover High! —Donna Comstock 199 Alma Mater We lift our voices In praise to thee, Dear Dover High, | Thy gray and crimson let all men see Floating on high In Vic’trys thrill or In defeat From truth and right we’ll ne’er retreat Fairest Alma Mater, unfurl thy banner fair. May each son and daughter, learn to do and dare. Mem’ries dear we'll cherish of our school days free Dear old Dover High, we’ll always loyal be. Advisor: Mr. Ray Johnston. Business Advisor: Mrs. Ruth Johnston. Editors: Jill Kreisher. Barb Williams. Lynn Phillips, and J. D. Chappell. Staff Members: Jane Bambeck, Barb Catcott, Mike Cornelia. Donna Comstock. Diane DeBois, Elaine Seikel. Becky Shryock. Kris Tecco. Mary Wade. Linda Weber. Jane Wilds. Brian Williams. Gary Yackey. Student Photographer: Jeff Reiser. Junior High Assistant Photographer: Bill Silverstone. Art Work: Linda Burris. Cover Design: Robin Leiser. Business Manager: Sandy Showalter. Photography: Troup and Pluto Studios of Canton. Some pictures courtesy of The Times-Reporter. Robert Van Sickel. and Wayne Burris. 200