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QF K ff' X X X . xv , ' X 4 ' J- A EAST HIGH SCHOGL A KRQN, J .. ., 4- 4 in. - f,-LM--: ,, ,,,c: -1-' - .J Bless our East Hi h, our dear and faitiful guide. Those halls we walked will always be our prideg Throughout the years we've treasured memories. And so devoted may we always be. CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE 2 FACULTY I6 DEDICATION 18 SENIORS 28 UNDERCLASSMEN 66 SPORTS 86 ACTIVITIES 106 ADS 142 H THE LOYALTY Sing a song of happy days, School days best of all, V When we sing our loyal praise, East High we recall, East High first, And 'East High last, East High best of all. C CHORUS, East High, we're loyal to you. We will give our best to you, In all our studies and play We'll be boosters for the Scarlet and Gray And when all our school days are o'er, And the years are passing by, . We'll be happy in the mem'ries Of our dear East High S -Samuel B. Zook I ll-Flu nu- H 'JW ii 'MZ wer, .Ly vii:-M,-' Rail., -Q-, arg: -f g J f -. -, Pk M, h -at M , , . pq , J , X3 'RFQ '-: '-Q 1 WH.. 1 ,f 1 an. 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As v .4 N wit r it X Homework, exams, parties and dates kept us on the run, Classes and clubs, choir and band, memories of fun . . Our days at East have come to an end with wonderful memories of teachers and friends . . . Friday nights in section five Cheerin for our team . . . East Hig champs, win or lose Spirit Wins , our theme . . . 12 fy , I nl JZ-QV ! Q f The knowledge we've gained here will carr us through the gates of t e future with courage anew . . . Where 'er we wonder--east or west. . . In sad or joyous lot, In all those wanderings far or near, You'1l never be forgot. 4 5? -14, ,Ig Wx, A m.,,g... , ,yi uv 44 vgb Y .. , 3 Z .w fi Our days here were happy and full of good cheer. The good times, the bad times, we'11 always hold dear . . . Q. l i 'L Q 1 1 15' G 1 . . 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I ' xv? 3, ,D , :Z ..f 'Z - wr E: 4 .. 7' .N 2- fi... gf A Y ., W , FACULTY DEDICA TIGN This year the Minaret staff is proud and honored to dedicate the yearbook to a man who has long since earned and deserved the honor we are be stowing upon him. For thirty-four years, Mr. Bracken has taught, inspired, and influenced countless numbers of East High students in their quest for learning. His vast knowledge and exceptional speaking ability have enabled him to teach his subject effectively. His fine personal qualities have inspired and influenced all who have had the privelege of knowing him. The students have deeply appreciated his work through the years in the Voice of Democracy contests and have looked for- ward to the Detroit trip which he organizes and directs annually. East is indeed fortunate in having a man of his ability, integrity, and dedication on its faculty. The Class of June l96l, salutes Mr. Bracken, and wishes him many more wonderful years at East High. MR. HERBERT BRACKEN ADMINISTRATION A genuine interest in the welfare of every student, an unceasing effort to make East the finest school in the city--these are but two of the qualities that place Mr. Sabgir, our prin- cipal, and Mr. Krino, our assistant principal, in the uppe r ranks of administrators in the Akron Public Schools. Mr. Sabgir is completing his fourth year at East this June, having previously served as principal at Grace Elementary and Jennings Junior High. His educational background in- cludes a Bachelor of Science degree earned at Akron University and a Master of Educa- tion from Kent State University. In addition to his many responsibilities as principal, Mr. Sabgir has also been serv- ing on impo rtant committees of the Akron Public Schools. His service on these com- mittees has, in turn, greatly benefited East. He is a me mbe r of the Ad Hoc Committee , an advisory board to the superintendant, the P r o fe s sional Problems Committee, the Committee for School and Community Rela- tions, and the Advi s o ry Committee for the Administrative Council. Mr. Krino has long been affiliated with East High as teacher, as coach, and as ad- ministrator. His dedicated efforts at obtain- ing scholarships for seniors have been espe- cially appreciated by senior classes both past and present. Mr. Krino was chosen Coach of the Year in l95l and was one of the founders of the East High Hall of Fame. He served as Pre sident of the Touchdown Club for two years, he is now a member of the Executive Committee of that organization. Mr. Krino is also a member of the Assistant Principals' Salary Committee, the Phi Delta Kappa EX- ecutive Committee , and the Northeastern Ohio District Board of Athletics. He earned both his B ache lo r of Science and Master of Education from the University of Akron. East High is proud to have as its leaders two such able and dedicated men. 20 MR. HARRY SA BGIR MR. MICHAEL KRINO MRS. PICCIOTTI MR. MARTIN MRS. WITHEROW Our hard working counselors are Mrs. Rose Picciotti, Mr. Russell Mar- tin and Mrs. Janice Witherow. Mrs. Picciotti is the fine advisor to junior and senior girls. She earned her B. S. and M. S. degrees at Akron University, and has also done additional graduate work. Mr. Martin counsels llth and lZth grade boys. I-Ie, too, is well qualified for his position, having earned B. S. and M. S. degrees and a Guidance Coun- selor Certificate frorn Akron University. Mrs. Witherow began her work as a counselor this year. She is advisor to all sophomores. Besides this, she teaches a class of health and serves as coordinator for the evaluation of East High School by the North Central Asso- ciation. Mrs. Witherow earned her B. S. degree from Kent State University and is completing her graduate Work in guidance at Akron University. Mrs. Bernadine Davis and Miss Liberty Manos, our secretaries, complete our of- fice staff. They are responsible for its smooth and efficient atmosphere. Mrs. Davis, a graduate of East High and I-Iammel-Actual Business College, takes care of student records and attend- ance. Miss Manos is another East I-Iigh stu- dent Who majored in commercial subjects and returned to Work at her alma mater. Her job includes typing special reports and taking dictation from Mr. Sabgir. We are very fortunate to have two such talented and outstanding secretaries at Ea st. MISS MANOS MRS, DAVIS 21 FACULTY MR. DAVID AMSTUTZ Manchester College, B. S. , Music. MR. PAUL BECKER University of Akron, B. S. , M. E. , History, Sociology. MRS, MURIEL BROWNSTEIN Brooklyn College, B. S. , Chemistry, Sr. Science. MR, DENNIS BUZZELLI University of Akron, B. S., B. A. , English. MR. WALTER CAHILL University of Akron, B. A., M. A. , Special Education. MRS. CARMEL D'ANDRE University of Akron, B. A, , Drexel Library School, B. of Library Science, Librarian. MR. AMSTU Z MR. RUSSELL ESTEY University of Akron, B. E. , Health. MISS LINDA FAITH University of Akron, B. A. , English. MR, BECKER MR BU ZZELLI MRS. BROWN STEIN MR. CA HILL X MRS, D 'A NDRE MR, ESTEY 22 MISS FAITH MRS. SYBIL GERTZ University of Akron, B. A. , B. O. E. MRS. HELEN GRAMENTINE University of Akron, B. A. , History. MRS. ARLINE HAMILTON Kent State University, B. S. University of Akron B. A. , M. E. , Reading Consultant. MRS. MARILYN HELT ZEL University of Akron, B. S., Typing, Stenography. MRS. GERT Z .M S t . .. it ., SSS -W N- S53 ss:-i I-ix .en -s. fifiii . xX Y- -' Q S- MRS. HA MILTON MRS, HELT ZEL MR, HA MMONTREE MRS. JOHNSON 23 I MRS. GRA MENT INE MRS. HOWES MRS. JEAN HOWES University of Akron, B. S. , Home Economics MR. JOHN HAMMONTREE Kent State University, B. S. , M. E. , Carnegie-Mellon, History. MRS, ANN JOHNSON University of Akron, B. A. , B.s., English. MRS. NANCY JORDAN University of Akron, B. S. , B. O. E. MR. CLYDE KENNEMUTI-I Bowling Green, B. S. , Mechanical Drawing. MRS. DIANA KING Kent State University, B. S. , Stenography Transcription, Typing. MISS JEANNE KLOCKER University of Akron, B, A. History, English. MRS. KING MR. MAXWELL MISS HELEN LUSSEN Mount Union A. B. , Kent State University, M. A. , French. MR. BOYD MAXWELL University of Akron, B. E. , B. A., M. A., Chemisuy, Physics. MR. DA VID MCCA LLOPS University of Akron, B. S. , M. S. , Business Education. MR. KENNETH MOLLI Kent State University, B. S, , M. E. . O. W.E. MISS KLOCKER MR. MCCALLOPS 24 MRS. JORDAN MR. KENNEMUTH MISS LUSSEN 35 P' W X MR. MOLLI MR. PAUL MOREHOUSE Heidlberg, B. A. , Western Reserve, M. A. , History, Journalism. MISS MARY MOSTENIC University of Akron, B. A. B.E. , M.A., English. MR. MILTON NELSON University of Akron, B. S. Band. MRS. RUTH NILSSON Kent State University, B. S University of Dayton, M. A. , English. MRS, ROSE PAOLUCCI University of Akron, B. S. , Office Practice, Steno l, Typing. MR. DOMINIC PATELLA University of Akron, B. S. , Gym, Coach. MRS. DOROTHY PURKEY Kent State University, B-. S English. MR. NELSON FACULTY MISS MOSTENIC MRS. PAOLUCCI MRS, NILSSON lg.. - - -1 .11 ., if.,-fy ls MR, PA TELLA MRS. PURKEY 25 MISS ELLEN ROWE Florida State, B. A. , Middleburg fSpainj, M. A. , Spanish. MR. RICHARD SAPRONETTI University of Akron, B, S. , Speech, Health, Gym. MISS JOAN SHEPLIN Kent State University, B. S. Health. MRS. RUTH SCOTT University of Akron, B. E. , English. MR. WILLIAM SHUMAN University of Akron, B. S. , English. MRS. LINDA SIMMONS Kent State University, B. S, B. O. E. MR, SHUMAN 1 MR. KENNETH SIRK West Virginia, B. S. , Industrial Arts. MISS ROWE MISS SHEPLIN MRS, SIMMONS 26 5 ,. , 1 1 , 2 MR, SA PRONETTI 4. A MRS, SCOTT MR. SIRK FACULTY MR. LUTHER SMITH Whittenburg, A.B., University of Akron, M. A. , History. MR RONALD VARGO Kent State University, B. S. , Biology. MR. CHARLES WARNER Kent State University, B. S, , Biology. MRS. EDNA WHITE University of Akron, B. A. , Bookkeeping. MR. ROBERT WISE University of Akron, B. A. , B. E. , Kent State University, M. E, , Art. MR. EUGENE WYLIE Heidelburg B. A. , Kent State University, M. E., Geometry Algebra. MR. DONALD YOUNG University of Akron, B. S. , M. S. , Algebra, Math Analysis. MR, SMIT H MR. WARNER MR. VARGO MRS. WHITE MR. WISE MR. WYLIE MR. YOUNG 27 11 4' s V' nv- A3559 '7 7i. -xl J?-A ix. Db 1 I K I 'Au 11Ay': .Q.iE. A v fi, . . 'r. V. s . K-4 s r. .' . 1. .z QU-'A , . YH- 1 v. I' - 0 .. ..-4. 1 :wg-'I ' 1 1 g '.' .1 7 1 .nl , 1 , ' ff , I 'pul'l ' ' 'I : im- Q 1 , 1 . x' H 'LQ- 50 1 x ,.-n-.m.- 2. I I-f 4 SX an Y' Q U4 9' f X Rx 'N 'Je I x 1 -...ANY V I I e Iii I 1 5 1 ry: ' V J .1 xs.Q K 'kts v ' ' - A il--I ' x 4, 0, 4 sa' . , u tx . P' 5 ' 'ss 15... Q 5 , A 4 wx.. V, li-x.x . In 3' 5 , x. ,P . J Kg, 9 . .1 51,- fa, . .gf-. . '.'x ,Q ..Kl.ll,.Js-v -- , 151- n - I -A , , - -.-. CL. .. r -75-K 'bvg N SENIORS Mai ' 'fl S 0 1 ,iv ,f 's ., -, 0 J '-, ff' . gg, f '41 1, i SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: President, Gary Weberg Treasurer, Linda Ienkinsg Secretary, M Richardsg Vice-President, Lou Yovanovich. CLASS MOTTO WISDOM WITH LOVE CONQUERS ALL CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER RED AND WHITE I RED-TIPPED CARNATION 80 AD VISOR MARY MOSTENIC SENIOR HCNCR AWARDS MANHOOD AWARD WOMANHOGD AWARD WILLIAM MOORE KATHY CALLAHAN Of all the honors conferred upon seniors, the most coveted are the Manhood and Womanhood Awards. Each year, the members of the senior class select from their ranks a boy and a girl who they believe best represents them in the qualities of character, academic achievement, leadership, and service to the school and community. The students selected by their classmates for 1969 have completed outstanding records at East. Each has been a dedicated, hard- working and responsible citizen. The senior class is proud of their accomplishments. Congratulations to the recipients of the Manhood and Woman- hood Awards for 1969, Kathy Callahan and William Moore. 31 OPTOMIST MICHIGAN YOUTH AWARD ALUMNI AWARD ROTARY CLUB AWARD GIRLS' STATE BALDWIN JOHN MALIVUK CHERYL STOKER 32 The Class of 1969 has been fortunate to have many outstanding members. The high qualities that are necessary to be the recipient of the Manhood and Womanhood Awards also prevail in making selections for other honor awards. Each student chosen has made a contribu- tion on behalf of his school. Their qualities of leadership, industry service, and loyalty has been evident in the classroom, in athletic endeavors and in the many activities sponsored by the school. The Chrysler Citizenship Award, given by the Chrysler Corpora- tion, is presented to Jerry Beres and Barbara Nervo. They have been acclaimed by their classmates and faculty for their personal accomplishments as well as for their interest in the welfare of others. The Michigan Award, presented by the Alumni of the University of Michigan, has been bestowed upon Tim Barb because of his class room leadership and extra-curricular activities. An outstanding scholar and athlete is George I-laidet. His hard- work in the classroom and on the playing field has helped to place him in high esteem. George is the recipient of the Gptomist Award The Rotary Club Awards are presented to Michael Baldwin and John Malivuk. Both have taken much interest in sports and exem- plify good sportsmanship in all activities. Two members of the senior class who are liked and respected by everyone are Cheryl Stoker and Gary Weber. They were honored by being chosen to attend Boys and Girls State which is sponsored by the American Legion. We are proud of their representation in be- half of East I-ligh School. BOYS' STATE CHRYSLER CITIZENSHIP AWARD 'NP GARY WEBER BARBARA NERVO JERRY BERES 33 HENRIETTA ADAMS VIRGINIA AIKEY HENRIETTA ADAMS Ambition: Typist Activities: French Club: Girls Glee Club: Ushers Club. VIRGINIA AIKEY Ambition: X-Ray Technician Activities: Drama Club: Teachers Assistant: Spanish Club: Latin Club: Junior Glee Club: Ushers Club. RONALD ALLTOP Ambition: Certified Public Accountant Activities: Hi-Y. SANDRA ARBAUGH Ambition: I. B. M, Operator DEBBIE BALNIS Ambition: Teacher Activities: Drama Club: Office Assistant. MELVIN AVERIETT Ambition: Happy Person Activities: Basketball Team: Drama Club: Football Team: Hall Guard: Track Team, MIKE BALDWIN Ambition: Teacher Activities: Football Team. DONALD R. BANKS Ambition: Happy adult Activities: Basketball Team: Football Team: Track Team. MICHAEL C BARRON Ambition- Sur eon . . g Activities: Basketball: Hi-Y: Junior Glee Club: Latin Club: Senior Choir. TIMOTHY A, BARB Ambition: Senator Activities: Drama Club: I-Ii-Y: Mineret qEditorp: National Honor Society qPres, J: Senior Club: Spirit Committee: Student Council. IRENE MAE BATHURST Activities: Girls Glee Club: Senior Club: Junior Glee Club: Library Assistant. LINDA SUE BELKNAP Ambition: Playboy Bunny Activities: Drama Club fVice-Pres. J: E-Teens: Office As- sistant. ' RONALD ALLTOP SANDRA ARBAUGH DEBBIE BA LNIS MELVIN AVERIETT MIKE BALDWIN DONALD BANKS I A I MICHAEL BARRON TIMOTHY BARB IRENE BATHURST LINDA BELKNAP , TT.T PAT BARTENSCHLAG MARGARET BAUGHARD WILLIAM BEATTY PAT BARTENSCHLAG Ambition: Beautician Activities: E-Teens: Ushers Club. MARGARET ANN BAUGHARD Ambition: Singer WILLIAM R. BEATTY Ambition: Happy RICHARD A. BENNETT Activities: Latin Club. ROBERT BEN SON ROBERT A, BENSON: Ambition: Computer Programmer Activities: Boys' Ensemble: Junior Glee Club: Senior Choir fPres.7 JERRY BERES Ambition: Computer Technologist Activities: Boys' Ensemble: Hi-Y: Senior Choir: Junior Glee Club: Latin Club: National Honor Society: Science Club: Spirit Committee: Student Council QPres, J: Tennis Team: Wrestling. J I RONALD K, BEVER Ambition: Goodyear Executive RONALD BEVER Activities: Baseball, Football Team, Hall Guard. SANDRA BLACKBURN Ambition: Secretary Activities: E-Teens: Spanish Club. STEVEN BOGDANOVICH Ambition: Psychologist Activities: Cross Country: French Club: Hall Guar s: Swim Team: Track Team. LARRY BOGGS Ambition: Fisherman Activities: Drama Club: Football Team: Gym Leader: Hall Guard: Junior Glee Club: Senior Choir. STEVEN BOGDANOVICH JULENE BOGOVICH Ambition: Executive Secretary Activities: Cafe. Assistant: Drama Club: French Club: Ju- nior Glee Club: National Honor Society: Office Assistant: Senior Club: Spirit Committee: Student Council. GARY BROOKS Ambition: Musician JULENE BOGOVICI-I 35 RICHARD BENNETT TERRY BERES SANDRA BLACKBURN LARRY BOGGS GA RY BROOK S IOHN BOSTICK BILL BRADLEY S E NIORS JOHN BOSTICK Ambition: Lithographer Activities: Football Manager. BILL BRADLEY Ambition: Minister Activities: Drama Club: Orchestra: Spanish Club: Spirit Committee. MICHAEL BRANDT Ambition: Fisherman Activities: Hall Guard: Hi-Y: Junior Glee Club: Senior Choir. HENRY BRAUMBAUGH Ambition: Folk Singer Activities: Cafe. Assistant: Drama Club: Hall Guards: Hi-Y: Wrestling: Science Club: Spanish Club: Track Team, KATHLEEN BRENNAN Ambition: Nurse Activities: Caravan: Drama Club: French Club: Future Nurses: Senior Club. ROGER BRIGGS Ambition: Pharmacist Activities: Football Team: Gym Leader: Hi-Y: Senior Choir: Spanish Club: Swim Team: Track Team: Varsity E. LAWRENCE G, BROOKS Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Cafe, Assistant: Red Cross: Spirit Committee, JAMES RICHARD BROSKE Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Caravan: Drama Club: French Club: Hi-Y: Na- tional Honor Society fTreas. J: Science Club: Spirit Commi- ttee: W, S, F, E, MICHAEL BRANDT HENRY BRAUMBA UGH KATHLEEN BRENNAN ROGER BRIGGS LAWRENCE BROOKS JAMES BROSKE PRETTIEST HAIR SUE CAVANAUGH ANDY GA ZDAKO CARRIE BROWN DOROTHY BROWN SENIORS CARRIE LYNNE BROWN Ambition: Medical Technologist Activities: Latin Club: Library Assistant: Office Assistant. DOROTHY BROWN Activities: Cafe. Assistant: Cheerleader-Varsity: Spirit Commi- ttee. RANDI LOU BULICK Ambition: Beautician Activities: Girls' Glee Club: Junior Glee Club. ELLEN BULLOCK Ambition: Secretary Activities: Band: Drama Club: E-Teens: French Club: F. T. A.: National Honor Society: Office Assistant, Sponsors. KATHLEEN CALLAHAN Ambition: Happy Person Activities: Drama Club: E-Teens: F, T. A, : Office Assistant: Senior Choir: Spirit Committee: Sponsors: Student Council CVice-Pres. J. BARBARA CAMPBELL Ambition: Secretary Activities: E-Teens: Future Secretaries: Office Assistant: Ushers Club qVice-Pres. J. KATHLEEN CARNEY Ambition: Happy Person Activities: Caravan: Drama Club: French Club: Future Sec- rearies: Latin Club. PATSY CARROLL Ambition: House Wife Activities: Girls Glee Club. f Wxav RANDI BULICK ELLEN BULLOCK KATHLEEN CALLAHAN BARBARA CAMPBELL KATHLEEN CARNEY PATSY CARROLL PRETTIEST EYES MIKE BRANDT KRIS STAMPFLE f--A IQ ELGIE CARTER SUE CAVANAUGH ELGIE SUE CARTER Ambition: Missionary Activities: Office Assistant: Counselor 's Assistant. SUE CAVANAUGH Ambition: Teacher Activities: E-Teens: F, T. A. : Future Secretaries: Office As- sistant. BARBARA CHITTY Ambition: Successful Activities: Drama Club:Girls' Glee Club: Office Assistant: Spanish Club: Sponsors. NELSON I ON Cl-IRISTMAN Ambition: Successful Person Activities: Band: Latin Club: Youth For Christ: Science Club, GARY EARL CLITES Ambition: Astronaut Activities: Band: French Club: Science Club: Swim Team. LARRY A, CLITES Ambition: Astronaut Activities: Band: Basketball: Latin Club: Science Club: Swim Team. GWENAOLYN CRUICKSHANK Ambition: Airline Stewardess Activities: E-Teens: French Club: Girls' Ensemble: Girls' Glee Club: Junior Glee Club: Latin Club: Senior Choir. CHERYL CUNNINGI-IAM Ambition: Beautician Activities: Teacher Assistant: Minaret fl-lelperj Clinic As- sistant: Office Assistant: E-Teens: Ushers Club: Junior Glee Club: Red Cross: French Club. BARBARA CHITTY NELSON CHRISTMAN GARY CLITES LARRY CLITES GWENAOLYN CRUICKSHANK CHERYL CUNNINGHAM PRETTIEST SMILE HANK BRAUMBAUGH CANDI ZEPKA l A A OVAL CHAPMAN JIM CQLELLI SENIORS OVAL RAY CHAPMAN Ambition: Astronaut Activities: Science Club: Lab Assistant. I IM COLELLI A mbition: Astronaut Activities: Swim Team. ROSETTA COOK Activities: Band: Cafe. Asst. : E-Teens: Home Economics: Red Cross: Track Team: Ushers Club. Ambition: Secretary JOSEPH PARNELL COTTON IR, Ambition: Public Accountant Activities: Baseball, Cross Country, Track Team. PATRICK CRIPPIN Ambition: Ambassador Activities: Drama Club CPres,jg Spanish Club: Spirit Commi- ttee. CATHY CZAPLICKE Ambition: Secretary Activities: E-Teens: F, T, A, : Future Secretaries: Office As- sistant: Spirit Committee: Ushers Club qPres. J. CONNIE DAVIS Ambition: Foreign Diplomat Activities: Drama Club: Junior Glee Club: Latin Club: Na- tional Honor Society: Office Assistant: Science Club: Senior Choir: Spanish Club fVice-Pres.3: Spirit Club: Sponsors: Usher Club. RENEE DAVIS Ambition: Psychologist Activities: E-Teens: French Club: Future Secretaries: Us ers. i Z ROSETTA COOK JOSEPH COTTON IR, PATRICK CRIPPIN CAT-HY CZAPLICKE coNN1E DAVIS RENEE DAVIS BEST LOOKING ALICE KING BILL TALBOT SHARON DA WKINS BRUCE DEER SHARON M. DAWKINS Activities: Drama Club: E-Teens: Junior Glee Club: Red Cross: Ushers Club. Ambition: Travel Agent BRUCE DEER Activities: Hall Guards. A mbition: A ccountant LYNN RICHARD DELNOCE Activities: Band: Boy 's Ensemble: Senior Choir: Orchestra, Ambition: Policeman PAM DORTCH Ambition: Nurse Activities: Girl's Ensemble: Girls' Glee Club: Latin Club QSecretaryp: Senior Choir. TIMOTHY ALDWIN DORTCH Ambition: Historian Activities: Football Team: French Club: Track Team, DAVID M, DUKE Ambition: Personal Manager Activities: Drama Club: French Club: Visual Aids. CAROLINDA DUMIRE Ambition: Beautician Activities: E-Teens: Girls' Glee Club: Ushers Club. RALPH EWING Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Swim Team. ROBERT GARY FEAGAIN Ambition: Millionaire GARY FLEGAL KENNETH FOSTER Activities: Baseball Team: Basketball Team: Cross Country: Football Team: F. T, A, : Gym Leader: Hall Guard. WILLIE FRENCH Ambition: Successful Person LYNN DELNOCE PAM DORTCH TIMOTHY DORTCH DAVID DUKE CAROLINDA DUMIRE RALPH EWING ROBERT FEAGAIN GARY FLEGAL KENNETH FOSTER WILLIE FRENCH 4 , KATHLEEN DODD GAIL EDWARDS KATHLEEN ANN DODD Ambition: Interpreter Activities: Cafe. Assistant: Drama Club: French Club: Science Club: Spanish Club: Office Assistant, National Honor Society. GAIL EDWARDS Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Future Nurses: Latin Club: Office Assistant: Senior Choir. MABLE ENGLAND Ambition: Teacher Activities: Basketball Team: Drama Club: E-Teens: Red Cross: Sponsors: Track Team: Ushers Club qTreasurerj, RUBY FEARS KEN FISHER Ambition: Successful Person Activities: Gym Leader: Hall Guard: Track Team. PAUL FLINT Ambition: Happy Person Activities: Football Team: Gym Leader: Track Team. STEPHANIE FLINT Ambition: Business Woman Activities: Drama Club: E-Teens: Girls' Glee Club: Red Cross: Senior Choir. KATHY FLYNT Ambition: Officer Worker Activities: E-Teens: Home Economics: Office Assistant. JIM FRANGOS Ambition: Millionaire Activities: Band: Swim Team. CATHIE A. FRANKLIN Ambition: Psychologist DIANE FRANKLIN EDNA FRANKLIN MABLE ENGLAND RUBY FEARS KEN FISHER PAUL FLINT STEPHANIE FLINT KATHY FLYNT JIM FRANGOS CATHY FRANKLIN DIA NE FRANKLIN f ' 1 EDNA FRANKLIN LINDA GABET STEVE GANDEE SENIORS LINDA SUE GABET Ambition: Nurse Activities: E-Teens: Minaret fEditorj: Spanish Club: National Honor Society q Sec. 3: Drama Club: Office Assistant. STEVE GANDEE Ambition: Teacher Activities: Varsity E: Baseball: Hall Guard: Track Team: Wrestling Team. NENA RAE GAONE Ambition: Happy Person Activities: Minaret fEditorj: Girls' Glee Club: Junior Glee Club: Spanish Club. JOSEPH F. GAREY Ambition: Air Force Activities: Hall Guards: Spanish Club. ANDREW GA ZDACKO Ambition: Collaborator Activities: Baseball Team: Drama Club: Hall Guard: Senior Choir: Track Team: Hi-Y. LINDA GEIBEL Ambition: Secretary Activities: Band: E-Teens: Teacher 's Assistant. GRANT H. GEIGER ROY S. GOLDEN Ambition: Play Baseball Activities: Barsity E: Baseball. NENA GA ONE JOSEPH GAREY ANDREW GA ZDACKO LINDA GEIBEL GRANT GEIGER RoY GOLDEN MOST COURTEOUS TIM BARB JOEY NERVO BETTY GRANDISON ARTHUR GREEN SENIORS BETTY GRANDISON Ambition: Succeed Activities: Cafe. Assistant: Clinic Assistant. ARTHUR S. GREEN Ambition: Sociologist Activities: Baseball: Hall Guard, DWAYNE GRICE Ambition: Engineer Activities: Football Team: Track Team. DEBORAH MAY GRUBB Ambition: Housewife Activities: Cafe. Assistant SHEENA R. GULLEY Ambition: Chef JOSEPH GUSSEY Ambition: College Activities: Senior Choir. ANNETTE GRIMES Ambition: Model Activities: Basketball Team: E-Teens: Future Secretaries: Office Assistants: Track Team: Sponsors: Spanish Club: Voll- eyball. GEORGE C, HAIDET Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Band: Football Team: Latin Club: National Honor Society Nice-Pres, 5: Orchestra: Science Club: W. S, F, E. DWAYNE GRICE SHEENA GULLEY A NNETTE GRIMES DEBORAH GRUBB JOSEPH GUSSEY GEORGE HAIDET MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT HM COLELLI MARILYN RICHARDS PA MELA HA LL BOB HARWELL PAMELA SUE HALL Ambition: Airline Hostess Activities: Cafe. Assistant: Drama Club: E-Teens: French Club: Gym Leader: Girls' Ensemble: Girls' Glee Club: Senior Choir: Junior Glee Club. BOB HARWELL Ambition: Car Racer MARTHA LOUISE HASLETT Ambition: Happy Person Activities: French Club: Girls' Ensemble: Senior Choir. ANN HA WKIN S RONDA HA WKINS Ambition: Telephone Operator Activities: Library Assistant. PATSY HAYES Ambition: Secretary Activities: E-Teens: French Club: Future Secretaries. MARY HEADRICK Ambition: Happy Person Activities: Office Assistant. CATHY ANNE HEDRICK Ambition: Dress Designer Activities: French Club. JOHN HEFFELFINGER Ambition: Sailor Activities: Gym Leader: Hall Guard: Red Cross: Visual Aids. NANCY HELTON Ambition: Airline Stewardess Activities: Cafe. Assistant: Drama Club: French Club: F. T, A. , Junior Glee Club: National Honor Society: Office Assistant: Sponsors: Ushers Club. MA RTHA HA SLETT RONDA HA WKINS MA RY I-IEA DRICK LINDA HICKS Ambition: Model JOHN HEFFELFINGER Activities: E-Teens: Junior Glee Club: Office Assistant. KENNETH W. HOLLAND Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Football Team: Visual Aids. LINDA HICKS ANN HAWKINS PATSY HAYES CATHY HEDRICK NANCY HELTON KENNET H HOLLAND .gn-m ROSE HITCHCOCK LINDA HOLCOMBE CAROLYN HOLMES PATRICIA HOONE ROSE M. HITCHCOCK Ambition: Secretary Activities: Baseball: French Club: Future Secretaries: Latin Club: Red Cross: Office Assistant: Track Team: Ushers Club, LINDA HOLCOMBE Ambition: Happy. Person Activities: Red Cross QChaplainj: Latin Club: Senior'Choir. CAROLYN HOLMES Ambition: Medical Technician PATRICIA HOONE Ambition: Nurse Activities: Band: Future Nurses: Drama Club: Latin Club: Ushers Club. STEVE HOPKINS Ambition: Teacher Activities: Gym Leader: Hall Guard: Red Cross: Visual Aids. EUGENE E, HOPSON IR. Ambition: Commercial Artist Activities: Basketball Team: Cafe. Assistant: Poster Commi ttee: Spirit Committee: Track Team. CHARLES R, HUDKINS Ambition: Artist CAROLYN IARVIS Ambition: Nurse SHARON IARVIS Ambition: Secretary Activities: Future Secretaries: French Club: Latin Club: Office Assistant. BOBBI LEIGH JEFFERS Ambition: Teacher Activities: Girls' Basketball Team: Cheerleader-Vars. : Cli- nic Assistant: E-Teens: Gym Leader: Ushers Club. LINDA MARIE JENKINS Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Band: Cheerleader-Res. : Drama Club: E-Teens: Latin Club: Orchestra: Senior Class Treasurer: Sponsors fTreas. J: Student Council. DON IESSIE Ambition: Coach Activities: Band: Swim Team: Varsity E, STEVE HOPKINS EUGENE HOPSON VY.. CHARLES HUDKINS CAROLYN IARVIS SHARON IARVIS LINDA JENKINS BOBBI IEFFERS DON IESSIE A LINDA JOHNSON SHARON JOINER BARBARA JONES BERNADINE JONES LINDA JOHNSON Ambition: Housewife Activities: Future Nurses: Home Economics: Ushers Club. SHARON JOINER Ambition: Happy Person Activities: Drama Club: Latin Club: Senior Choir: Spanish Club: Ushers Club. BARBARA A, JONES Ambition: IBM Operator Activities: Future Nurses: Ushers Club: Future Secretaries, BERNADINE M, JONES Ambition: Millionaire Activities: Ushers Club. JOHN JONES Ambition: Draftsman WILLIAM EDWARD JONES Ambition: Happy Person Activities: Senior Choir. VICKY JONES SALLY KEITH Ambition: Follege Graduate Activities: Bank: Clinic Assistant: Office Assistant: Senior Choir: Spanish Club. JQHN JONES WILLIAM JONES VICKY JONES SALLY KEITH X, f5'F1':5 X A Q pw' MOST TALENTED EUGENE HOPSON STEPHANIE FLINT , Q3 ALICE KING ONIE KNOWLES ALICE C, KING Ambition: Teacher Activities: Cheerleader-var. : E-Teens: Drama Club: Latin Club: Red Cross: F, T, A. : Office Assistant: Spirit Committee Library Assistant. ONIE M, KNOWLES Ambition: Airline Stewardess Activities: Drama Club. GARY W, KOPCHA Ambition: Photographer Activities: Minaret. ELAINE ANNE KROFT Ambition: Secretary Activities: Office Assistant: Spanish.Club. KAY KUKASKY Ambition: Housewife Activities: Home Economics. DAWN K. KUPRIS Ambition: Medical Assistant Activities: Band: Drama Club: E-Teens: Office Assistants: Orchestra: Spanish Club: Spirit Committee. CORINNE LAMBERT Ambition: Beautician Activities: Drama Club: F. T. A. : Minaret Helper: Office As- sistant. ARTHUR LANDIN IR, Ambition: Rubber Worker Activities: Cafe. Assistant. -6 GARY KOPCHA ELAINE KROFT WJ tv'- KAY KUKASKY DAWN KUPRIS gmt? CORINLE LA MBERT ARTHUR LANDIN MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JEFF MALLISON LINDA GABET if LARRY LANCASTER THOMAS LANGLEY THOMAS LAUGHLIN DOUG LA ZORAN LARRY LANCASTER Ambition: Happy Person THOMAS LANGLEY Ambition: Minister Activities: Junior Glee Club, Senior Choir, Mixed Ensemble. THOMAS LAUGHLIN Ambition: Electronics Engineer Activities: Band: French Club: Junior Glee Club: Senior Choir. DOUG LA ZORAN Ambition: Happy Person Activities: Hall Guards. GAIL LOUISE LAUGHRY Ambition: Occupational French Field Activities: Clinic Assistant: Drama Club: E-Teens: French Club: Junior Glee Club: Office Assistant: Senior Choir: Spirit Committee. STANLEY LEE Ambition: Happy Person Activities: Hall Guards: Senior Choir. KAREN LENARZ Ambition: Business Teacher Activities: Band: Latin Club: Office Asst. 9 Orchestra: Ushers Club. ARTHUR I, LEWIS Ambition: Connoisseur CAROL LEWIS Ambition: Nurse Activities: French Club, Girls' Glee Club: Girls' Ensemble, Junior Glee Club, Latin Club, Senior Choir, Sponsors, Track Team, Ushers Club fSec. J. IUDITH LEWIS Ambition: Teacher Activities: Band: Clinic Assistant: Drama Club: French Club: Latin Club: Office Assistant: Spirit Committee: Sponsors: Ushers Club. MARK LEWIS Ambition: Professional Soldier Activities: Football Team. STANLEY LORKOWSKI Ambition: Engineer Activities: Boys' Ensemble: Latin Club: Minaret: Senior Choir, GAIL LAUGHRY STANLEY LEE KAREN LENARZ ARTHUR LEWIS CAROL LEWIS IUDITH LEWIS MARK LEWIS STANLEY LORKOWSKI MICHAEL LEPPERT FRANK LICI-ITENBERGER MICHAEL LEPPERT Ambition: Machinist FRANK C. LICHTENBERGER Ambition: Truck Driver JANICE H. LONG Ambition: Teacher Activities: French Club: Girls' Glee Club: Red Cross: Senior Choir: Spirit Committee: Youth For Christ qSec. J. SHIRLEY J. LONG Ambition: Nurse Activities: Caravan qCo-Editorj: Drama Club: Future Nurses: Red Cross: Science Club: Spanish Club: Sponsors QVice-Pres.j: Y, F. C. CVice-Pres. J. JOHN MALIVUK Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Basketball Team Manager, Football Team Man- ager: Latin Club: W. S. F, E, : National Honor Society: Science Club fSec. , Treas.J. JEFF MALLISON Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: French Club QVice-Pres.j: Swim Team: National Honor Society: Science Club: Junior Glee Club. LYNN MASON Ambition: Secretary Activities: Future Secretaries: Office Asst. 9 Spanish Club: Sponsors. ALMA SUE MASURKA Ambition: Secretary Activities: Drama Club: E-Teens: F, T, A, : French Club: La- tin Club: Office Assistant. LINDA MICHELLE MATUNICH Ambition: Beautician Activities: Girls' Glee Club: Library Asst. 3 Senior Choir. BRENDA MAUPIN Ambition: Housewife Activities: Library Assistant. DAVID MAY Ambition: Personal Worker Activities: Boys' Ensemble: Drama Club: Hi-Y: Senior Choir. MARGARET MA ZAK Ambition: Teacher Activities: Band: F, T, A. : Girls' Ensemble: Senior Choir. IANICE LONG SHIRLEY LONG JOHN MALIVUK JEFF MALLISON LYNN MASON ALMA IXIASURKA LINDA MATUNICH BRENDA MA UPIN I .Z DAVID MAY MARGARET NIA ZAK CHRISTINE MCCOMBS IUDITH MCDOWELL SEN I O RS CHRISTINE MCCOMBS Ambition: Teacher Activities: French Club: Office Assistant: Orchestra: Spirit Committee. JUDITI-I ANN McDOWELL Ambition: Secretary Activities: Future Secretaries: Office Assistant. MARGIE MCGHEE Ambition: A Fat Person E-Teens: Girls' Glee Club: Junior Glee Club: Office Assistant: Senior Choir. MARY McGI-IEE Ambition: College Activities: E-Teens: Girls' Glee Club: Junior Glee Club: Se- nior Choir: Office Assistant. RANDY L. MCMILLAN Activities: Basketball Team: Football Team: Track Team: Varsity E Club. HEATHER MCNEIL Ambition: Happy Person Activities: E-Teens: Red Cross: Ushers Club: Senior Choir: Junior Glee Club: Office Assistant: Girls' Glee Club QPres, J, GREG MCNICHOL Ambition: Businessman ROBERT MCNALTY MARGIE MCGHEE MA RY MCGHEE RANDY MCMILLAN HEATHER MCNEIL GREG MCNICHOL ROBERT MCNALTY MOST BASHFUL DEBBIE WALMSLEY STEVE BOGANNOVICH 4 MARILYN McVAN DELORIS MEHOK MARILYN KAY MCVAN Ambition: Secretary Activities: French Club: Future Secretaries: Office Assistant. DELORIS MEHOK Ambition: Secretary Activities: E-Teens: F, T. A. : Future Secretaries: Junior Glee Club: Office Assistant: Spanish Club qPres.j . SUE MENEGAY Ambition: Secretary Acdvities: Library Assistant: Office Assistant. BARB MICHAEL Ambition: Succeed BETHANY ANN MILLS Activities: Band: Drama Club: Latin Club: Library Assistant: Ushers Club: Orchestra. A mbition: Speech Therapist DEANA MARIE MINNIX Activities: Senior Choir. A mbition: X -Ray Technician Ambition: Skilled Worker TED A, MOBLEY Activities: Basketball Team: Football Team: Gym Leader: Senior Club: Track Team: Varsity E Club. CLARENCE MOORE Ambition: Minister Activities: French Club: Y. F. C. fTreas. J: Junior Glee Club: Red Cross: Senior Choir. -U EK ui-1 SIQE MENEGAY BARB MICHAEL BETI-IANY MILLS DEANNA MINNIX TED XIOBLEY CLARENCE MOORE fi . 1 hi ,, I ,, I 'L BEST DRESSED ROGER BRIGGS CHERYL CURTBGHAM GLENNA MOORE WILLIAM MOORE ELIZABETH MOREHOUSE RUBY MORGAN GLENNA MOORE Ambition: Teacher Activities: Cafe. Assistant: Drama Club: E-Teens: French Club: Gym Leader: Junior Glee Club: National Honor Society: Senior Choir: Spirit Committee: Student Council fChaplainj, WILLIAM MOORE Ambition: Teacher Activities: Football Team: Spanish Club: Tennis Team: Var- sity E Club. a S' I 1 MADISON MORRIS LUELLA MOSLEY ELIZABETH MOREI-IOUSE Ambition: Teacher Activities: Band: E-Teens: French Club: F. T. A. fPres.j: Na- tional Honor Society: Office Assistant: Science Club: Spirit Committee. RUBY MARLENE MORGAN Ambition: Happy Person Drama Club: E-Teens: Future Secretaries: Office Assistant: Spanish Club: Student Council: Spirit Committee. MADISON M. MORRIS II LUELLA MOSLEY Ambition: Keypunch Operator CI-IERYL MULLINS VICKIE NEIDERT CHERYL MULLINS Ambition: Psychologist VICKIE NEIDERT Ambition: Model Activities: Office Assistant. BARBARA NERVO Ambition: Secretary Activities: Future Secretaries: Girls' Glee Club: Junior Glee Club: National Honor Society: Office Assistant: Senior Choir: Spanish Club fTreas. J. JAY NISEWARNER Ambition: Happy Person Activities: Cafe. Assistant: Hall Guards. BARBARA NERV0 JAY NISEWARNER MARCIA LEE NIXON Ambition: Psychologist Activities: Band: Drama Club: French Club: Girls' Glee Club: Latin Club: National Honor Society: Science Club: Senior Choir: Spirit Committee: Sponsors fPres, 3: Girls' Ensemble. JOHN PANAR Ambition: Happy Person MARCIA NIXON IOI-IN PANAR 52 SUSAN NICHOLS DANNY OPALENIK SUSAN NICHOLS Ambition: Airline Stewardess Activities: Band: Drama Club: E-Teens: French Club: Future Secretaries: Office Assistant: Majorette QHeadj: Senior Choir: Spirit Committee: Sponsors: Student Council. DANNY OPALENIK Ambition: Sailor Activities: French Club: Cabinet Member: Swim Team: Track Team. JEFF OTTERMAN Ambition: Lawyer Activities: Baseball: Drama Club: l-Ii-Y CPres. 5: Junior Glee Club: Senior Choir: Spanish Club: Spirit Committee: Student Council. KENNETH OVERHOLT Ambition: College Activities: Spanish Club: Junior Glee Club: Senior Choir: Football Team. COLLEEN RAE PALMER Ambition: Secretary Activities: E-Teens: Junior Choir: Office Assistant: Spanish Club. LA RRY PA LMER MICHAEL PAPPANO Ambition: Musician Activities: Gym Leader: Hall Guard. JANET PEMBERTON Activities: Drama Club: E-Teens: Office Assistant: Senior Choir: Girls' Ensemble. Ambition: IBM Programer EDWARD J, PEOPLES Ambition: Teacher Activities: F. T, A, FRANCES I, PERROT Ambition: IBM Operator Ambition: Airline Stewardess IUDITH M. PERRY Activities: E-Teens: Future Secretaries: Girls' Glee Club: Ushers Club: Senior Choir: Office Assistant: Latin Club: Junior Glee Club. LINDA D, PERRY Ambition: Secretary JEFF OTTERMAN KENNETH OVERHOLT COLLEEN PA LMER LA RRY PA LMER MICHAEL PAPPANO JANET PEMBERTON EDWARD PEOPLES FRANCES PERROT JUDITH PERRY LINDA PERRY MICHAEL PERRY BECKY PETTIT SENIORS MICHAEL F, PERRY Ambition: Painter BECKY PETTIT Activities: French Club: Future Secretaries: Office Assistant: Teacher Assistant. Ambition: Secretary WAYNE R. PHILPOTT Activities: Hall Guard. Ambition: Pilot GREGORY M. PICKLE Activities: Band: Boys' Ensemble: Gym Leader: Orchestra: Se nior Choir: Chess: Y, F. C. CPres. J. Ambition: Minister LENNIS TERRY POWELL Ambition: Policeman Activities: Visual Aids. PATRICIA ANN POWERS Ambition Secretar 1 Y Activities: Band: Future Secretaries: Library Assistant. HILLERY PUGH Activities: Basketball Team: Hall Guard. THERESA D, RAMSEY Ambition: Bookkeeper Activities: Junior Glee Club: Senior Choir: Office Assistant, WAYNE PHILPOTT GREGORY PICKLE A ,gm ., Wmuaunwc, LENNIS POWELL PATRICIA POWERS HILLERY PUGH THERESA RA MSEY FRIENDLIES T ROY GOLDEN KATHY CALLA HAN . in if ,WX Vi S, MICHAEL RAMSEY MIKE REA MICHAEL RAMSEY Ambition: Happ Person Activities: Cafe. Assistant: Gym Leader: Hall Guang Poster Committee: Spanish Club: Visual Aids. MIKE REA Ambition: Draftsman LEONARD JEROME REESE Ambition: Happy Activities: Cafe. Assistant. TRUDY REDMOND Ambition: Secretary MARY REED ROBERT E, RICE Ambition: Teacher Activities: Basketball: Track Team. MARILYN RICHARDS Ambition: College Activities: Baseball: Basketball Team: Cafe, Assistant: Drama Club: Future Nurses. BEVERLY ROBERTSON Ambition: Journalist Activities: Caravan: Future Secretaries: Junior Glee Club: Office Asst: Spanish Club. 9 417' LEONARD REESE TRUDY REDMOND MA RY REED ROBERT RICE MARILYN RICHARDS BEVERLY ROBERTSON MOST POPULAR CI-IERI STOKER TERRY BERES DELORES ROBINSON IA MES ROBINSON DELORES ROBINSON Ambition: Happy Person Activities: Girls'Basketball Team: E-Teens: Gym Leader: Girls' Volleyball: I-Ii-Y: Track Team. JAMES CRAIG ROBINSON IR. Ambition: Soldier Activities: :Caravang French Club: F, T, A, g Science Club: Spanish Club: Visual Aids. MIKE ROBINSON Ambition: Lawyer Activities: Band, Boys' Ensemble: Track Team: Junior Glee Club: Red Cross qPres. jg Senior Choir: Spanish Club: Ushers Club: Spirit Committee. NATI-IANIEL RODGERS Ambition: Succeed LAMONT SADDLER Activities: Basketball Team: Track Team: Football Team. SANDY SAVOCA Ambition: Happy Person Activities: French Club. CRYSTAL SCHNEIDER Activities: E-Teens: Teachers Assistant. Ambition: Secretary SANDRA ROBERTS Ambition: Lab Technician MIKE SHANNON A mbition: Traveler NANCY SHAW Activities: Future Secretaries: Girls' Glee Club: Latin Club. Ambition: Nurse LOUISE SHEELER Ambition: Accountant A ctivities: Office Assistant. RHONDA SHEETS I Ambition: Nurse Activities: Drama Club: Future Nurses: Orchestra. MIKE ROBINSON NATHANIEL RODGERS LA MONT SA DDLER SANDY SAVOCA CRYSTA L SCHNEIDER SANDRA ROBERTS MIKE SHANNON NANCY SHAW LOUISE SHEELER RHONDA SHEET S , S J WILLARD SI-IROPSHIRE MICHAEL SIMMONS WILLARD SHROPSI-IIRE Activities: Track Team. Ambition: Wrestler MICHAEL SIMMONS Activities: Gym Leader, Ambition: College KAREN DENISE SIMS Ambition: Teacher Activities: French Club: F. T. A. ELIZABETH ANN SIPE Ambition: Housewife A ctivities: T eacher A ssistant. KENNETH H. SLONAKER Ambition: Lawyer Activities: Band: Drama Club: French Club: Junior Glee Club: Senior Club: Spanish Club: Mixed Ensemble: Y, F, C. ROBERT SMITH Ambition: Playboy Activities: Cafe. Assistant, Wrestling, Soccer, FREDERICK SMITH Ambition: Girlwatcher Activities: Cross Country QCapt.j: Track Team: Varsity E. HELEN SMITH Ambition: Secretary Activities: Cafe, Assistant. KAREN SMITH Ambition: Secretary Activities: E-Teens: French Club: Future Secretaries: Office Assistant: Student Council. SYLVESTER G. SMITH JR. Ambition: Army Activities: Junior Glee Club. WILLIE SMITH Ambition: Ir. College Activities: Basketball Team: Football Team: Gym Leader: Spirit Committee: Track Team. TYRONE SMOTHERS Ambition: College Activities: Gym Leader: Junior Glee Club: Science Club. '!'4l KAREN SIMS ELIZABETH SIPE 1 KENNETH SLONAKER ROBERT SMITH FREDERICK SMITH HELEN SMITH KAREN SMITH SYLVESTER SMITH WILLIE SMITH TYRONE SMOTHERS L..-f WILLIAM SNIDER LARRY SOMMERVILLE SENIORS WILLIAM EARL SNIDER Ambition: Happy Activities: Baseball Team qMgr. J: Football Team: Red Cross: Spanish Club: Visual Aids: Chang. LARRY SOMMERVILLE Ambition: College Activities: Basketball Team: Football Team: Track Team. MICHAEL W. STAATS Ambition: Dog Catcher Activities: French Club: Gym Leader: Hall Guards. MARGARET STACY Ambition: Teacher Activities: Teachers Assistant: Band: Spanish Club, CHRIS STA MPFLE Ambition: Cosmotologist Activities: E-Teens: French Club: Girls' Glee Club: Junior Glee Club: Minaret qHelperj: Office Assistant: Teacher As- sistant: Red Cross: Ushers Club. KIM D, STAMPFLE Ambition: Successful Person Activities: Baseball: Football Team: Gym Leader: Hall Guard: Spanish Club: Varsity E Club, WILLIAM D, STANFORD Ambition: Happy Person CHERYL STOKER Ambition: Teacher Activities: Cheerleader-Res. fCap.J: Cheerleader-Varsity: Drama Club: E-Teens: Girls' Glee Club: Office Assistant. MICHAEL STAATS MARGARET STACY CHRIS STA MPFLE KIM STA MPFLE WILLIAM STANFORD CI-IERYL STOKER CLASS COMEDIANS IOE COTTON DEBBIE WILFONG 1 sei C-'T '1 ff' T 'X T' ' P' t f-f-f --v- --- '-- -.-- -- 4- - - ,,....,,... . . I-1----5 3-:Q - Cf- x.Z:---i :l:?::K: llf-f Blix. :Kg tgflf :1 gy, gY,SQX. lil-ES STAXTCN ifibitionz Happy ?ers3n CEClLIi STEEVEEBIS iiibitisiz Dietitian Activiies: Cafe. Assistant: Drarza Club: E-Teens: Extme Xursesg 'Jshers Club: Glee Club: Gy: Leader: Rec Cross: Spanish Club: Sporsorsg Staiezt Ccmcil: Track Teari. H11 STEVEINTS Afibiticn: Eappj Acivities: Cafe. .F zsiszaitg Track Tear: 'uirestltg Tai, TACK YTCQLET STEVFTSCPT ictinitles: ?oster Cozzitteeg Caaigg Split Coiiiiimee. DAMT STEGGERS Aribiticn: College Activlies: Basketball Tear: Claeerleaier fVars.Q5 Cheerleader Res. Q: French Club: Gy: Leader: Spiit Ccrifiltteeg Traci Teatzz Vollefball. DEOEI STlGGE2S Aiibitiozz Successful ?ersoc Activities: Easkeball Tear: E-Teens: Gy: Leader: Track Tear: Volleyball Teati. LELLIABI E. STKAELELI Aribiticz: Teacher Activities: Bandg Girls' Glee Clprbg luzior Glee Club: Spanish Club. Z.L4g?Q4 STFEETER Atibifionz Electrcaic Eigheer Activities: Band. ivxg 1:1 aT STKEGERS DEOX STIGGERS LlL.LIn5- ST?.AxL:E.C MICHAEL :Tr,e:lER MOST TALKATIVE ::fv'f- EST- T 'NAV rt -C ,..-V'-X-.Jn b--...r..l ., .JC,-w 41.223, ,-Us DELORES SYKES WILLIA M TA LB OT SENIORS DELORES SYKES Ambition: Secretary Activities: Basketball Team: Cafe. Assistant. WILLIAM R. TALBOT Ambition: Marines Activities: Baseball: Football Team: Gym Leader: Hall Guard: Spanish Club: Varsity E Club. GEORGE THOMPKINS WILKINS THOMPSON JR, Ambition: Athlete Activities: Basketball Team: Football Team: Hall Guard: Track Team. DAVE D. TRAVER Ambition: Minister Activities: W. S. F, E: Y. F, C, WILLIAM E, TRITT Ambition: Mercenary SHARON TURNER Ambition: Nurse Activities: French Club: Office Assistant. DIANA LYNN VARGO Ambition: Teacher Activities: Band: French Club: Office Assistants: Senior Choir. GEORGE THOMPKINS WILKINS THOMPSON DAVE TRAVER WILLIAM TRITT SHARON TURNER DIANA VARGO MOST ATHLETIC LA RRY SOMMERVILLE DA WN ST IGGERS .. K MARY VARDEMAN SHARON VARVORINES MARY J. VARDEMAN Ambition: Secretary Activities: Girls' Glee Club, Latin Club. SHARON L. VARVORINES Ambition: Beautician Activities: Junior Glee Club: Senior Choir. GARY E, VERBOSKY Ambition: Lawyer Activities: Boys' Ensemble: Caravan: Drama Club fPres, jg French Clubg E, T, A, g Hall Guards: Orchestra: Red Cross: Senior Choir: Spirit Committee: Swim Team. ESTELLE LABARBARA WALKER Ambition: Happy Person DEBORAH WALMSLEY Ambition: Airline Stewardess Activities: Library Assistant. DOUG WALMSLEY Ambition: Wealthy Man WENDY LEE WATSON Ambition: Happy Person KAREN WATKINS Ambition: Clerical Typist GARY VERBOSKY ESTELLE WALKER DEBORAH WALMSLEY DQUG WALMSLEY .14 VA. WENDY WATSON KAREN WATKINS MOST MASCULINE-FEMININE KIM STAMPFLE vicicns NEIDERT SALLY WALTERS CARRIE WATTS SALLY WALTERS Ambition: Teacher Activities: Drama Club: Office Assistant. CARRIE MAE WATTS Ambition: Housewife Activities: Cafe. Assistant. LINDA WEAVER Ambition: Housewife Activities: Girls' Ensemble: Junior Glee Club: Office Assist- ant: Senior Choir. GARY P. WEBER Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Activities: Hi-Y fVice-Pres.j: Latin Club: National Honor Society: Senior Choir: Spanish Club: Spirit Committee: Swim Team: Tennis Team: Student Council. JOYCE A. WESTFALL Ambition: Housewife Activities: Office Assistant. FRED WILLIAM WHITE Ambition: Baseball Player Activities: Baseball: Basketball Team: French Club: Varsity E. DAVID MICHAEL WILES Ambition: Teacher Activities: Caravan, Drama Club, Hall Guard, Poster Com- mittee: Spirit Committee, DEBBIE LYNNE WILFONG Ambition: Beautician Activities: Library Assistant. EDWARD L, WILLEY Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Hall Guard: Junior Glee Club: Wrestling. LINDA L, WILLFINGER Ambition: Interior Decorator Activities: E-Teens: French Club: Library Assistant. PATRICIA ANN WILLIAMS Ambition: Teacher Activities: French Club: Future Nurses: Latin Club: Girls' Ensemble: Junior Glee Club: Senior Choir. LINDA WEAVER GARY WEBER JOYCE WESTFALL FRED WHITE DAVID WILES DEBBIE WILFONG EDWARD WILLEY LINDA WILLFINGER PATRICIA WILLIA MS EVELYN WILLIS JOYCE WILLIS SEN IORS EVE-LYN WILLIS Ambition: Happy Person Activities: E-Teens: Junior Glee Club: Library Assistants: Office Assistants. JOYCE WILLIS Ambition: Interior Decorator Activities: E-Teens: Library Assistants: Spanish Club. JANET WOOD Ambition: Businesswoman Activities: Clinic Assistants: Drama Club: Sponsors: Future Secretaries: Office Assistants: Spanish Club: Spirit Committee: Ushers Club. THOMAS WOODS Ambition: College Activities: Band: Drama Club: Gym Leader: Hi-Y qChap. J: Latin Club: Orchestra: Science Club: Senior Choir: Tennis Team. LOUIS DANIEL YOVANOVICH Ambition: College Activities: Baseball: Basketball Team: Football Team: Hall Guards. CANDACE J, ZEPKA Ambition: Secretary Activities: E-Teens fSec. , Pres.j: Office Assistant: French Club: Senior Choir: Spirit Committee: Sponsors: Student Council. CAROLYN ZINKAND Ambition: Secretary Activities: French Club: Future Secretaries: Girls: Glee Club: Junior Glee Club: Latin Club: Office Assistant. DENNIS ZURBUCH Ambition: Truck Driver Activities: Senior Choir. JANET WOOD THOMAS WOODS LOUIS YOVANOVICI-I CANDACE ZEPKA ss- ri? :ess -' .,d F i . YDS CAROLYN ZINKAND DENNIS ZURBUCH CLASS FLIRTS MARY MCGHEE, MICKY PAPPANO, CAROLYN ZINKAND , ,. X 5. ..- , - r -T -4 -,fic .. I V 992355 rf. p . - :ii . . 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I' - sb 'fil'-jf-- , gx F I, i 1 X . s'.. 1 I I 1 , Q i x' 4 xx W N L 'S' X . 'w I 7 J J K I x sporzrs , ' . v . . , LV-,-.rt l-Y-., , 1 7968 FOOTBALL l968 marked the end of an Oriental dynasty. In a season filled with heart-breaking losses, spectacular wins, superb defensive efforts, superior offensive line play, and most of all injuries, the Orientals dis- played remarkable courage and battled to within six points of obtaining a record five straight champion- ships, losing in the gloom and mire of the playoffs. The season opened with a loss to St. Vincent, but was followed by two decisive wins over North and Firestone. Then, looking ahead to Garfield, the team dropped a heart breaker to Walsh, 6-O. But their foresight paid off. In one of the most decisive wins in the high school football history, East completely overpowered Gar- field, 14-O, battering the mighty Rams continuously, and making Homecoming a truly special occasion. But a letdown is what usually happens after a big win, and unfortunately that is what happened to the Orientals the following week. Meeting an aroused Kenmore squad, East fought well, holding a half- time lead of lil-0, the second half, however, was plagued with mistakes and fumbles, and the final score: Kenmore 26, East 14. But this defeat did not hamper the team's morale. Back they came with two more wins to end the reg- ular season in a three-way first place tie in the City Series. Drawing the number one spot, East was forced to play'Garfield in the Playoffs. A terrific struggle loomed ahead. The playoff day dawned cloudy and rainy. It rained all day turning the Rubber Bowl into a mud bowl. The conditions were hardly adequate for football, but the games went ahead as scheduled. After Kenmore had defeated North on yardage and turned what remained of the field into nothing but a quagmire, East came out to do battle. In a vicious, hard-fought struggle, Garfield scored early on two lucky breaks. No matter how hard they tried, the Orientals could not come back. They fought gallantly, but the reign of the Dragon had come to a close. But the end of that dynasty only marks the be- ginning of another. With the tremendous coaching staff and dedicated underclassmen, East should start next year to build a new dynasty unequaled in Akron history. 88 EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST SCORES 6 St. Vincent 20 2.8 North 8 40 Firestone 6 O Walsh 6 l4 Garfield O l4 Kenmore 26 lZ Buchtel O Z0 Central 8 PLAYOFFS 6 Garfield 12. Wuhan Q, 42 if 11 nm X.. I fi ' ff . 146 8 1 LWA. l-XJ I ' I fr X J f gd 1968 FOOTBALL TEAM Row One QL to Ry: K. Holland, M. Baldwin, W. Smith, M. Averitte, W. Moore, T. Dortch, R. McMillan, L. Sadler, 6 D. Grice, T. Mobley, K. Stampfle, M. Lewis, G. Haidet. Row Two: L. Robinson, L. Yovanovich, L. Sommerville, H. Pugh, O. Johnson, E. Knight, D. Hudson, C. lngraham, J. lngraham, B. Hamas, C. Bull, T. Sommerville, I. Butler, G. Preer. Row Three: K. Fuller, G. Mobley, I. Watts, R. Banks, W. Taylor, G. Hershberger, S. Wright, F. Carr, H. Murkins, T. Young, J. Harrison, D. Malivuk, L. Wilson. I 41a .A , A COACHES Welling, W. Shurnan. MANAGERS CL to RJ: I. Malivuk, I. Bostick, D. Wilfong, R. Kissner. 89 fBack Row L to RJ: C. Warner, D. Buzelli, H. Huth, D. Patella, H. DWAYNE GRICE MIKE BALDWIN SENICJRS 17 , V' KIM STAMPFLE LOU YOVANGVICH LOU YOVANOVICH All crtyg A11 District. MIKE BALDWIN RANDY MCMILLAN 2nd Team Al1Cityg 2nd Team A11Cityg Honorable Mention Honorable Mention All District. All District. KIM STAMPFLE A11Cityg 2nd Team All District. 90 LA MONT SADLER RANDY MCMILLAN MARK LEWIS KENNY HOLLAND 1968 GEORGE HA IDET BILL MOORE TIM DORTCI-I LARRY SOMMERVILLE I ' MELVIN AVERITTE WILLIE SMITH u . 1 TED MOBLEY HILLARY PUGH GEORGE HAIDET 2nd Team All Cityg Honorable Mention All District. LARRY SOMMERVILLE All Cityg All Districtg Honorable Mention All Northeastern Ohio. TED MOBLEY 2nd Team All Cityg Honorable Mention All District. 91 Row One QL to RQ: Kasner flvlgr. 3, B Rice S Strebler O Johnson D I-Iusdon L Sommerville I Malivuk fMgr.j. Row Two: Coach Young S Rarrck I Woods M Brunner R McClendon F White M. Averitre, I. Gasper, Coach Wylie EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST SCORES Barberton Ellet Buchtel Central Kenmore Canton Lincoln Cuyahoga Falls Firestone Alliance South North Canton McKinley Hower St. Vincent Garfield TOURNAMENT Crestwood BASKETBALL 7968-69 sEN1oRs LA RRY SOMMERVILLE MELVIN AVERITTE The l968-69 varsity basketball squad opened their season with four consecutive losses. The Orientals bounced back, however, with a deci- sive win over Kenmore, 63-59. Facing a tough midseason schedule, the team lost four more games before surprising everyone by upsetting South, 5l-45, in overtime, and then the following week, defeating North by the score of 42 to 30. The team ended its season with four more losses and was eliminated in the first round of the Sec- tional Tournament by Crestwood, 50 to 45. The Orientals fought valiantly in a losing ef- fort in 1968-69, and set the stage for the coming year. With improved shooting and better fan support, East can once again dominate the City Series basketball scene. 93 FRED WHITE ROBERT RICE HONORABLE MENTION ALL CITY 7 M., ,ff -.,,, ., EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EA ST EA ST JUNIOR VARSITY Row One CL to RJ: Coach Young, R. McClendon, S. Rarick, J. Gasper, H. Murkins, V. High, K. Quintrell, Row Two: D. Krstich, M. Brunner, T. Ceglar, J. Woods, H. Wil- liams, H. Bennett. SCORES Barb erton Ellet Buchtel Central Kennuue Cuyahoga Falk Firestone Alhance South qforfeitj llorth Canton McKinley Hower SL Vincent C3arfield T OURNA MENTS Hower Tallmadge The Junior Varsity climaxed their season by winning the Tallmadge Junior Varsity Tourna- ment with a 41-38 victory over Tallmadge High School enabling them to finish with a 8-8, won- lost record. The season was one of ups and downs. The Jayvees would win one, then lose another. To- wards the end, the team slumped, dropping four straight games to North, Canton McKin- ley, Hower, and St. Vincent. They came back however, to beat Garfield in the closing game of the regular Season and defeated Hower and Tallmadge for the tournament championship. The .layvees played well and produced some new faces for the Varsity next year. Credit is due to Mr. Young for a fine coaching job. 95 WRESTLFNG 1968-69 Row One QL to RJ: Coach Sapronetti, L. Portis, I. Beres, S. Gandee, M. Papano, C. Horton, W. Shropshire. Row Two: I. Beres, W. Sanders, T. Campbell, K. Kirkland, D. Williams, L. Epps, L. Arnjy. Row Three: N. Riles, C. Moore, L. Wilson, R. Coldwell, K. Fuller, S. Ble soe. NOT PICTURED: T. Walton, C. Lee. Wrestling is the newest var- sity sport at East. Coached by Mr. Sapronetti, the team Won one match and lost eight in their sophomore season. They were dominated by underclassmen, however, and showed great po- tential for the upcoming seasons 96 EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST SCORES SL Vincent Kenmore C3arfie1d Soulh Hoban Hower Firestone Buchtel DJorth ,,l,QNK ZS, fa SWIMMING 1968-69 H :fyf-:iw ve. Row One QL to Ry: G. Clites, J. Mallison, G. Weber, C. Bull, R. Briggs, L. Clites, D. Jessie, R. Ewing Coach Warner. Row Two: B. Romain, K. Smith, T. Mars, J. Mason, C. Johnson, D. Eberle, S. Part- ridge, R. Campbell, D. King. The l968-69 swim team compiled an overall 6-5 won-lost record. Their league record, however, was a fine six Wins and three defeats. This enabled them to finish second' in the city, and fourth in the greater Akron area. In the Akron Invitational meet, East distin- guished themselves by capturing a gold medal, a bronze medal, and eight ribbons. The gold medal was earned in the 400 yard freestyle relay team consisting of Chuck Bull, Gary Clites, Ken Smith, and Larry Clites. East's swim team provided a bright spot in the Winter sports season fo 68-69. The future indeed looks bright for the Oriental tankers next year. 98 SENIORS EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EA ST Ralph Ewing Jeff Mallison Larry Clites Gary Clites Don Jessie Gary Weber Roger Briggs SCORES Firestone Cuyahoga Falls Warren Western Reserve North Hower Garfield Coventry Buchtel Kenmore Kent State University School Central TENNIS 1968 L Q New 1 Left to Right: M. Teuscher, E. Pullekins, M. Thompson, G. Weber, J. Gasper, T Wood, R. Archer. GOLF 7968 Left to Right: P. Marusiak, I. Buide, R. Clark, D. Stertz- hach. Not Pictured: R. Powell 100 TRACK 1968 Row One fLeft to Righty: W. Jeffries, W. Mosley, H. Drone, D. Cetnaroski, D. Richards, Coach Sap- ronetti. Row Two: C. Shanafelt, O. Johnson, L. Sornrnerville, T. Harem, M. Averitte, F. Smith, D. Lindsay, J. lngraham, W. Smith, J. Stevens, R. Briggs. Track has always been an excellent sport at East High. Over the years, the Oriental run- ners have compiled an almost incredible 85-3 won-lost record in dual competition. Consis- tently on top, the Orientals kept that tradition during the 1968 season. The squad breezed through their regular sea- son with eight consecutive victories. They then went on to capture the coveted Grand Slam of Track and Field in the Akron area: the Akron Relays, the City Championship, and the District track meet. lt was their fifth consecutive Dis- trict Championship and their fourth-out-of-the- last-five City Championship. The l968 team lost many outstanding mem- bers through graduation. New talent, however, should help to uphold the winning tradition of East in track and field. 101 BASEBALL 1967-68 BASEBALL Row OneqL to RQ: M. Barron, B. Talbot, L. Yovanovich, S. Gandee, F. White, L. Clites. Row Two K. Stampfle, C. Myers, S. Rarick, A. Green, L. Norton, D. Hudson. 102 CROSS COUNTRY mr Front Row QL to RQ: I. Taylor fMgr.j, B. McDowell, C. Shanafelt, F. Smith, B. McDonald. Back Row: Coach Sapronetti, M. Callester, M. Letta, R. Austin, R. Rittinouer, G. Harouff, T. Harem, D. Mackey, B. Prarat. The 1968 Cross Country squad was a team that showed great possibility for the near future. Dominated by sophomores, the Oriental runners rolled up a record of six Wins and five defeats in paving the Way for another championship to de- corate the halls of East. VARSITY E CLUB 1968- 69 VARSITY E Row One qLeft to Righty: M. Baldwin, I. Taylor, J. Malivuk, L. Somrnerville, W. Moore, R. McMill- an, K. Stampfle, S. Gandee, G. Weber, C. Shanafelt. Row Two: T. Mobley, W. Snider, I. Beres, K. Holland, W. Talbot, R. Briggs, S. Rarick, J. Buida. Row Three: B. Rice, L. Clites, O. Johnson, B. White, L. Mayfield, M. Averitte, J. Gasper, S. Bogdanovich. The Varsity 'E' Club is an organization composed of those boys who have earned their varsity letter by either participating in a sport or by serving as a team manager. The purposes of the club are to unify the members for the common causes of winning and sportsmanship, and to do everything pos- sible toward developing and maintaining a high standard of athletics in a strong and well-rounded athletic program. Varsity E has long been a part of East High and in the future it will continue to set the goals for all ath- letically inclined students to attain. 104 l, 5 , -Q V' ad ,iz H' ' . I t 07 ,, I N ,ik Q I N 04'-,JI A M, ,, ' ,4 ,V . ,L ,. :,,,Mm, ' , 1 ' ' in M in V V ,. , ,M 4, , , ,Q 145 - ' ' ' 'EW f 'V f ,, If fri 1' V , , G, ' w, , v wwf, l , f -, ,M -, , N , , . , W ,.,., ,, , V I If , ' K.. , 12 W , , JS! V, ff AMW A f,'1 ff' M ' ' y I ' 'K f 11 f iff? 'f .,, ,. P.. . ,-a.A1..,, f ,A NV. V ., gy- W,,,gzf1 A A , A, , i fm, we -ff-,,, , ...V ,, ' 215' f ' ' ff'a,m,,1' 3 H54 . ., f ' - Z V, 9' K .. , s..,, af R Q , . S V . W- zz.g S ' K - I- ATF 7 f 44'2:f7' frcr' 0 ' -. .. l I- f ,f I I S ff! ' .ff . .' . 4. . 34 , ' l :1, 'L 1,-g'ff' - ' S mfr . 4 . q z gr 4, ff 1 I 'Q 204 -1 5 ' , . f J N L-1 ,,'f,- r ' I, I T 1 , v PS2 mf ,541 1 1 1 -'r -fl 'Q ' 4.7 - ' .V Y,- ., ,,, - ,'4 71 ,I I 6 5'L'. G I. '41 ' 7 KI I' ' .Pal 7 j Q1 .. ffhir' K M 1 . 7 ,r X ,xl'1jJ1 rr I ACTIVITIES - . . A , - . v - -1:9-if'-f 1 ' . I +. -S' L I fp' .. Q ' . -Q J I . ,-. . r ilfl I P5 c . ' Q: ' 155 'aff' ff 4 ::.1:t'x Pt 5' 'J -6 m ' 'W ' A Lf if pak ' ' I. ,, u- . +1':. . A 1 ' - - .-11-'44 , . .1 Q 1.3--'fri .'1...4 i-21 -'-' 1 - 1- M .i ' . ' - I 1 -cn 2-, U hx , f+,ga-- . f -x ' , , 1. . s- . 'Jn 4 -V I QI, ' - vi-Y -?. - '. ' I I M? r 1 1, ' E - I I--A Y'!-,IP , X --. L ka ' ' ,QU x ,I ...MQ L '- wgf A'--F ' ., .u Sig. -' 'fi L r..1Q- 1' 3 - 5 s.-an, - if ,. . .qq -H1 A EN Alice K 108 HCDMECCMING COURT 1968 Sue Fisher Mable England V Kathy Callahan 109 ORIENTAL GARDENS Adding to the pleasures of East I-Iigh's Homecoming this year was a rousing 14 to O victory over our trad- itional foe, Garfield. Both the game and the annual dance, sponsored by Student Council, were highlights of the fall season. The theme, Oriental Gardens, was depicted in a cherry blossom pink and organdy white crepe paper ceiling and in a sparkling fountain which overlook- ed a Chinese footbridge. As the Chick Hackett Band played, the Queen and her courtwere introduced Escorting Alice was Mike Rea. Senior attendants and their escorts were Cathy Callahan-Bill Snyder, Mable England- Robert Rice, Deloris Mehok-Jerry Be- resg Deon Stiggers-Otis Johnson. .Tu- nior and Sophomore attendants, June Jernigan and Sue Fisher, were accom- pained by Joe DeAngelis and Bill Tal- bot respectively. 110 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY sPoNsoRs O fi Sd Left to Right: L. Gabet fSec.j, T. Barb qPres. 3, I. Broske QTreas. J, G. Haidet QV, P, J, The highest scholastic honor a student at East High can attain is induction into the National I-lonor Society. Students with at least a 3. OO average are judged in three areas: scholarship, character, and service to the schoolg those with the highest ratings may join the club. 3 fills fi: , 1 Left to Right: A. Grimes, L. Jenkins, M. England, M. Nix- on, S. Long. Sponsors Club is a selective girls! ser- vice organization vvhicn promotes the Ori- ental Kickoff Dance, the sale of mums for Homecoming weekend and visitations to Cooper's Nursing Home. Nieetings are held twice a month in the room of their faculty' advisor, Ivlrs. Linda Simmons. lll W' ,sg , -. .1 Y? 'Q-. I X V . f , . . W? A , ,Q I ' ' I y' ' ' ' N. ,' -. , ' V I v '-1.r,L ' , - Ms . . , ' - - - . 4 . V , .I , I . 4 .9 .AI: 5 t v V I .3 35131. A ,V I 1, l T f ,V f ' 1 - . ' f af . , A - ' --1' ' ,- ' 'iff 'z Q is 1 M Q 1 3 f ,,',.1 f ' X P A fb VV t 3 f . ' . . Q f ,':A . . x ' W W . ' - ' - , ,, . . M , VV X ,. fx W.. A N... i Q Q Q ug - 2: Q by K ks Y 5 i 7 1 F f V - f. 1. .57 X ' i . .H S , A Ab, al' EAST SENICDR CHCJIR THE HI-LOS FX. 'W' , 2, 'Ti . ,. ' ,A ,ff,,'n, na' 1,5 vita, if s Ma. 'zu 2 Q, I M . ff I, . fa ff 1, , v 7 ., ,,., ' ,,f ,. , .1 q'.,l5vrf, Q,-V, Vg, '.- if ggi: I or IM, 5 ' 4' ,- ' f 31 ,'v 1 al 9' if ,Q Q my 1,1 g , ,fig 1,1 'Q' QQ C Q' 1 , uf Qafwq, Gin Q O1 Blending their voices in perfect harmony, Ensemble members display their vocal skills in several concerts throughout the year. These include the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter Assemblies as well as concerts performed for the community. Creativity and musical expression are en- hanced by the individuals' instruction of ensemble members. JUNIOR CHOIR I -',l,x.w .. -J' L.. -1,-. ,jf -.c.- -, 1.4 ,Q .nf sf ,I il 5.-r:,fMil'63E'3'::'t3'u?T31f'll v 3'f- WC-'7L',' h -7 'V' , fy N W' 1 -' As a building block towards the Advanced Choir, this musical organization consists of sophomores who review the basic choral techniques and fundamentals. They learn to apply these in their choral work. After their skills improve, members of the Inter- mediate Choir are given the opportunity to sing in the senior choir the following year. 114 , - , ,A -., .K , r ,.,, vw- .7 V. -A --g -- .,t-., f- Z f- nfl'- Riva ff ,.-,,g..5lg.'gA,. '23j.Z1 -',u'Q Q'o.':' A W , ' ' I , fix, .E 6' j 2 .. i ,rf ,..f--'rf ' 5 THE MUSIC MAN On February twenty-first and twenty'-second, the Senior Choir presented Lleredith 'Wilson's de- lightful confiedy 'lfiusic Nlan. As the former broadway musical was brought to life on the East High stage, Bob Benson portrayed the fast talking traveling salesman, I-Iarold I-lill, who sold to Riverside, Iowa a non-existent boys band. The only person he doesn't deceive is lkflarion, the librarian, played by Pam Dortch. Fortunately, the tvqo fall in love, and the band beconies a reality. EAST HiGH MARCHING BAND 1968-69 Traditionally, the East I-ligh Fighting Oriental Band has boosted the spirit and the sportsmanship at assemblies and games, and this year has been no exception. Every student has thrilled to the sight and sound of our hand march- ing onto the Rubberbowl Field at halftime, but few persons realize the time and effort spent in planning and practicing for these programs. In addition to these shows, the band performs a Spring Concert and sponsors Tag Day and an annual candy sale. 116 117 M .W Y ,K v, L.,. 4 ' -A 5 Q if 1 'Q Ae 1, I R T ,lt ' is - '. 5, 'PS G Suzy Nichols HEAD MAIORETTE U: U 5 gf!! 5 952 S 2.0 0 Q 1 ,Q oc Sys A 1 1, E , T' K W A H 2 i 5' 5 if ' r ,185 i 0 ,S 'zl' s'l' QB 9 :Z 31 I I x T! l Q . i ' .o 3:..x ,v':' 0 S 'c 'o 1'a.l. 50 -,Q :.Q 4. gl,Q 5, f 'Q' iw xv J ef W. x ff ' X e fi A 4 7.15. E 1 - A I , 1 968-69 MAJORETTES 4 iw :nu I .' :ig fl J' Q.: 1 .Y ,- Ps 31+- Terri Falconberry Maryann Eubanks Debbie Rogers -'wa - yu, 6 :K .1 A , fp. ,. Q 5.1 'Q 'B K 'Q a,'1. sf n . ' O :ff I kugsryn ! is . ' i I . .',o' v .M r ' ,' o . S? ,li ,ml ., Q1 U' 3 Q Q, 'f J Ruthann Koroly 1 Winnie Wilson Q z v 'MY' 1-U . QL' .5 :'n' 0.0, . 91, Q. U 9 i 'g.:o'5 l . uf? fx Pam Carter 119 GRCHESTRA Accompanying programs such as the Musical and Honor Society Induction Assembly, the orchestra provides the musical background which makes these productions es- pecially enjoyable. ln addition they perform their own Spring Concert under the direction of Mr. Milton Nelson. W.S.F.E. STAFF , 6 ' . , X 7 fvyy ' Y f D If ' ' J-ff' X , , ' 'fb N! 4 L , , , , The members of our radio staff, We Speak For East, organize all morning P. A. announcements and provide broadcast facilities for all school functions including dances, stage performances and assemb- lies. The advisor for this group is Mr. Maxwell. 120 STUDENT COUNCIL R. Morgan fSec.j, S. RoebuckfChap.Q, C. Callahan qV.P,j, G. Moore QTreas.j, I. Beres qPres. J. Created for the purpose of furthering good citizenship and making democracy an actual practice, the Student Council has long been an im- portant factor in East student life. Some of the major activities of Student Council are: sponsoring Homecoming dances, May Day celebra- tions, Friendship Week, noon time dances and Oriental of the Week and furnishing school decorations at Christmas time. An advisory panel which meets each week with the Executive Commit tee to discuss special problems and possible solutions was initiated this year. Mrs. Janice Witherow is the Council's faculty advisor. 121 ml SPIRIT COMMITTEE BOOSTERS Spirit has always been syn- onornous with East I-Iigh School. Two reasons for our outstanding sportsmanship are the Poster and Spirit Commit- tees. These groups are re- sponsible for planning step by step our enthusiasm filled pep assemblies. Mr. Smith is their director. 122 Booster Club, organized this year, attempts to increase school spirit and student at- tendance at athletic events. The all-girl club, Wearing grey skirts and sweaters with white blouses, is under the sponsor- ship of Mrs. Simmons. I i POSTER COMMITTEE I-Ii-Y is a. club which offers its members Worthwhile ser- vice duties, sports and fel- lowship. Not only do they Work with the school, but they are also in close contact with the Y. M. C. A. Officers are y G. Weber QV. P. D, J. Buida fSec. D, J. Otterrr1a.nQPres.J T. Woods CChap. J and M. Shank fTreas. J. 123 CHEERLEADERS 1 968-69 C HERRI ST OK ER CA PTAIN RESERVES Left to Right: L. Russel, R. LaGrair, P. Brannon, S. Fisher, and L. Harris. sr, RQBIN HUGHEY DAWN STIGGERS 125 the Spanish Club holds monthly meetings in which various movies, slides, and speakers are presented. By selling candy, having car washes and bake sales, several students participate in the annual exchange program with Pachuca, Mexico. The Spanish Club also participates in the activities of Language Week. D. MehokqPres.j, Miss Rowe, C. Davis QV.P.5, B. Nervo fSec.Q, D McMillan qTreas. J, T. Falconberry QI-list. J. SPANISH CLUB Sponsored by Miss Ellen Rowe, 126 FRENCH CLUB Left to Right: C. Brown qSec. J, K. Arnold QTreas.3, I. Mallison QV, P. J, Miss Lussen QA dvisorj, C. Zepka qPres. J, I. Buida CChap, j, 127 The purpose of the French Club of East I-ligh School is to stimulate in- terests in the French language, cus- toms, and culture through the inter- change of ideas, as well as to provide opportunities for social and dramatic activities for its members. By sell- ing apples, holding car Washes, and having bake sales, the club annually finances a trip to Quebec and lvlont- real for the students who Work at these projects. Miss Montenic fAdvisorj, C. Lewis qHist.j, I. Benner qChap.j, T. Mars qTreas.j, L, Russe11fSec.j, S. LorkouskiqPres.j, I. Lewis QV.P, Q, LATIN CLUB According to many historians the past is the key to the future. Here at East, the members of Latin Club or- ganized to study the classical civiliza- tions of Greece and Rome. In addition, they also perform an annual skit which is always a highlight of the basketball season. Cl-IEER f .5 , ' 42' ' 1 ffv u 2 i I u. 1. 3 r ' f 128 CAREER CLUBS C. Maxey fSec. 3, C. Brown fChap. J, B. Morehouse QPres. 3, I. Kuss QV, P. J, FUTURE TEACHERS By tutoring younger stu- dents at Hotchkiss Elemen- tary School, the members of Future Teachers of Amer- ica gain both personal sat- isfaction and valuable exper- ience While helping others. Advising F. T. A. is Miss , . , 1 , I : V . 3 , Arvp , W 1 , 3 . Mrs. Brownstein, qPres.Q C. Stevens, fSec.j N. Shaw, qChap.J L. Dent, fTreas.j P. Hoone, fV,P, 5 R. Sheets. FUTURE NURSES The need for more and better qualified nurses and technicians becomes greater each year. Because of this, East I-ligh's Future Nurses' Club has been organized to develop new and continuing interest in health careers. Linda Faith' FUTURE SECRETARIES Today's secretary is more than a stenograph- er. She must be familiar with a great variety of complicated equipment. Future Secretaries is an organization consisting of girls from all area schools who are interest- ed in this type of secret- arial work. This select group of girls is under i the sponsorship of the National Secretaries Association. i Mrs. King and Mrs. Gertz serve as faculty advisors. 129 STUDENT OFFICE ASSISTANTS The Office Assistants, the Counselor's Assistants, and Mr. Krino' s Assistants all devote at least one per- iod a day to service in the office. Their duties in- clude answering the phone, running the mimeograph machines and typing. The Clinic Assistants are selected by Miss Shep- lin to supervise the school clinic. They are respon- sible for the admittance of students. Under the direction of Mrs. D'Andre, the Lib- rary Assistants are daily responsible for shelving books, checking in maga- zines and setting up dis- play cases. 130 LIBRARY ASSISTANTE-l' ASSISTANTS CLINIC ASSISTANTS xl ..- -Q.. x ASSISTANTS f, .. 5 I i- .. . 4,7 ,L ,: ' i MR. KRINO COUNSELOR ASSISTANTS 131 SCIENCE CLUB N H.: L. Clites QV. P. 3, B. Morehouse qHist.J, J. Sweeney fPres.J, I. Malivuk QChap.j, G. HaidetfTreas.y, M. NixonqSec.j. To stimulate interest in these scientific fields, Science Club has been founded under the sponsorship of Mr. Boyd Mazwell. Members are active participants in the computer program at neighboring Central I-ligh School. Individuals also present challenging experiments during their monthly meetings. DRAMA CLUB Left to Right: P. Kanis fTreas. Q, L. Belknap QV, P. 5, G. Verbosky QPres.j, D. Wi1esfChap.j, B. Stevens fSec.j. 132 The members of Drama Club use their talents to present plays and skits for school assemblies. Under the supervis- ion of Mrs. Dorothy Purkey they plan and help with all prepar- ations for the Senior Class Play. 1 America U ol H511 Osh jk!-OIl.bill1'l ,...-- ? t X2 21 1. 991 f .. 2 1, Ext . 'z 0 fiv 5, '35 5' if Q W2-Li' ' 1.-1 -i f . W f f 'x RED CROSS Throughout the world the Red Cross stands for ser- vice to the needy and good- will to all. The East High Chapter does its part by collecting and sending es- sential articles to our fighting men in Vietnam. During the spring, they campaign for donations for the Goodwill Industries. Left to Right: C. Moore fTreas. J, L. Brooks QV, P, 5, M. Robinson fPres. J, N, Smothers qPres. 7, C. Stevens fChap. 5. Left to Right: Mrs. Ann Johnson, Advisor, R. Marquess CTreas.j, B. Campbell QV, P, j, C. Lewis qSec.j, C. Czapiicke qPres.j. 133 USHERS CLUB Ushers Club is another ac- tive organization of East High. Members serve at all school activities where they are needed, such as the Spring Concert, Operetta, and the Senior Class Play. Pro- jects such as the sale of sweatshirts, car washes, and bake sales help to cover the club expenses. UEEN Ch 134 MAY COURT 1968 ' ., fn f 9,, 'gin - Candi Zepka Delores Robinson Alice King 135 GYM LEADERS Under the direction of Miss Harrigan and Mr. Patella, the gym leaders help to assist sophomores taking physical educa tion. They help by passing out materials, taking care of and collecting equipment and assisting students in their daily per formance in class. p s l r 137 CARA VAN For the ten students who make up the Caravan Staff, producing a good looking and interesting newspaper is both an op- portunity and a responsibility they would not trade. After discussing new and irn- portant ideas for publication with their ad visor, Mr. Paul Morehouse, specific as- signments are made and each staff meni- ber is then responsible for a Well-Written, appealing article. 138 1'-sz 4, Eds.: B. Robertson, S. Long ff CAFETERIA STAFF 3 tif, l,, COOKS The cooks, under the direction of Mrs. Holt, are respon- sible for the efficient management of the cafeteria during the lunch hours. They provide good meals and do a commendable job. CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS The cafeteria assistants are students that Work during the lunch periods. They sell and serve food, Wash dishes, and help keep the kitchen in operation. 139 MINARET The Minaret Staff Works many months to produce a comprehensive yearbook. Their responsibilities in- clude collecting advertisements, scheduling picture-taking, planning and drawing layouts and writing copy. Members of this select group are rec ommended by present staff members and school faculty. Final considera- tion is made by Mr. Robert Wise, the advisor. Left to Right: L. Gabet fEd. J, N. Gaone QEd.y Mr. Wise qAdvisorj, T. Barb fEd.j fa f, f KZ? James F. Helton Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. Mr. C ONGRA TULATIONS CLASS CDF 1 969 BEST WISHES FOR FUTURE SUCCESS RELATIVES AND FRIENDS Geor e Arnold Arnogd Barb Robert W. Beatty Raymond Benson Walter Bodanovich and Mrs Claude E. Bettler Mr. and Mrs. James Bostick Mr, Bart Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. Mr. and Mrs and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Homeroom Homeroom Hom eroom Hom eroom Homeroom Homeroom Hom eroom Hom eroom Hom eroom Hom eroom Allan Briggs Kenneth E, Campbell Charles F. Carney John Carroll Herbert E. Carter S. F, Derck Michael F. Dodd George W. Dortch Lloye Dunningtom Charles Durst Erle A. Edwards John Fisher A. H. Gabet Chris Gaone Herbert Gilmore James Green Howard N. Haidet Robert M. Hargrove Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Hopkins Charles Jarvis Roy D. Jeffers Harry J. Krort Jomes L. Lambert E, G, Lewis Sam Malivuk James P. McCombs John E. McNickel Mr. W,D, Neidert Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nervo Mrs. Ann Overstreet Mr. and Mrs. James K. Plamer Mrs. Henry O. Pemberton Sr. Mr. Robert Quolls Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hurschel Ramsay Grier Ramsey George Rea Nathaniel Rodgers William R. Slonake Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sommerville Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Stalnaker Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Stoker Jr. Mr. and Mrs. . Willian Talbot Wilkins Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Willian Tritt Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Weber Harold Hoone 120 231 223 Cafe A Cafe B Girls 125 Girls 226 Girls 237 Girls 124 Girls 126 Girls Mrs. Helen Gramentine Mrs. Arline Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heltzel Mrs. Jean Howes Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kennemuth Mr, and Mrs. Michael Krino Miss Liberty Manos Mr. Paul Morehouse Miss Mary Mostenic Mr. and Mrs. Milton Nelson Mrs. Ruth Nilsson STUDENTS FAC UL TY 142 Mrs. Bertha Wood Homeroom 220 Girls Homeroom 218 Girls Homeroom 125 Boys Homeroom 226 Boys Homeroom 237 Boys Homeroom 218 Boys Homeroom 220 Boys Homeroom 124 Boys Homeroom 126 Boys Minaret Staff Mr. and Mrs. Victor Paolucci Mr. and Mrs. P. Picciotti Mr. and Mrs. Paul Purkey Miss Ellen Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sabgir Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Scott Miss Joan Sheplin Mr. Bill Shuman Mr. Kenneth Sirk and Mrs. Charles Warner Mr. Mr. Robert Wise I ADVERTISEMENTS From Mrs. White H Homeroom 224 Miss Shepl1n's Group From 120 Says HGood Luck Grads to the Seniors of 1969 From Homeroom 102 Congratulations From Homeroom 205 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Nelson Personel 600 lst National Tower Phone Akron, Ohio 44308 376-6861 Fairwell East High! We Finally Made It. Congratulations Seniors Good Luck Fellow-Grads! Senior Homeroom 221 From the Juniors of 109 Congratulations to the Class of H69H Compliments of From the Junior Homeroom 236 MORGANS SINCLAIR SERVICE 1805 E. Market 784-0261 . 784-0018 2064 E Waterloo The Students of Homeroom 127 Would Like To Congratulate The Graduates of H69H Best Wishes To The Class of 69 A Collgf-mul-211110115 To The Class Of H69H 143 Avec les Compliments d FRENCH CLUB CROGHAN'S PIPE SHOPPE Imported Pipes-Tobacco Smoking Accessories 27 MIDWAY PLAZA 633-7547 BRITTAIN RD. TALLMADGE AVE. TALLMADGE, DHID , 1 f , f COMPLIMENTS OF' LEHMAN 8: JOHNSON PRESCRIPHON PHARMACY 367 S Arlington St 535-6624 1520 S Arlington St 724 4133 HTHE HOUSE OF ELECTRONICS' Zvydf 31 S Martha Ave 784-0413 Akron, Ohio 44305 PEOPLE'S GROCERY 3 PROVISION CO Groceries and Meats 784-0020 496 Brittain Rd I RADIO I TELEVISION ' ' . 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Officers and 8,500 members John Nardella, President Harry Doyle, Vice-President Charles HChuckU Twyford, Secretary Harold Horvath, Treasurer EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS George Dadich JOG Joiner D,C, Doyle Steve Selesky H.H. Fergie Ferguson A.R. Sharpl-GSS TRUSTEES Charles Parnell Joseph Stadler Milan Vidich .p7fi?QiE5 'j'f 1 1 'i'v A 512 Atie -'rA ' -4 , 145 CGNGRATULATIGNS and BEST WISHES SENIORS of 1969 East H1gh P T A Officers 5 Board Members President Secretary Mrs George Arnold Mrs Jay Trimble Mrs Arnold Barb Mrs Frank Maxey Mrs Richard Ankrom Mrs Henry Ingr Mr Boyd Maxwell Mrs Ford Brunner Vice-President Corresponding Secretary : ' I am CONGRATULATIQNS SENICRS East High School Ticket Outlet Eastwood Restaurant Homestyle Cooking Carry out Service 1415 Eastwood 784 0290 146 . 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Market St. Elj-DOI' Avenue GOOD LUCK GRADUATES FIISI Nauonal Bank Of Akron Offices Throughout Summit County Member F D I C 147 Congratulations Seniors 237 S Arlington Street Akron, Ohio 44306 36066 Caatom Congratulations Fellow Graduates Best of Luck to The Class of U69H USO Long East Highn From Senior Homeroom ll9 From the Seniors of l36 GOOC1 L11Ck Best of Luck Always 130 the C1355 Of 69 to the Class of 69 From the Seniors of 202 From Homeroom 129 Akron's most 1 beautiful funeral home Mlgv Completely remodeled , and redeoorated m mwwmwwwfhhwwiwffwfw t'lAl ffl t1'f 't tt f7?lQQQQQmQpawwWM i'i r,fr 'l Y Additional, large I new chapel area Air Conditioning throughout , Earl S. Hollen L.A. Vaughn Spacious off-street 791 East Market Street Pafklng Plaza Akron 5, ohio JE 5-9186 148 0 NEILS Akron's Flnest Department Store Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 I ,. , . V, ..,,. .em sexe X f - 154: I f 7 f'?'94':T,'5yZvf2W' 1 K fl0l7l0g8llCZI?If - X Z t ' X' ' s uw SQ5a- Q::Q! C-SD ' A ' ' WQQQV gh Z PAsv:unxzc:::n ,':,,,M:, K 5 JA homo ' 7 Ba Mgemzedft ? ' e,, t PHONE 745-1123 and 149 CRISP FLORAL ' 284 Pioneer St. ST 4-9586 Nite TU 2-4836 Art H Helen Wells-Owners FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CORSAGES OUR SPECIALTY DON FREEMAN PHOTOGRAPHER 1811 Laird Street Akron, Ohio 44305 o I I , - DAIRY Q-D ' 1529 Trlplett Blvd STadlum 4 1241 FRESH DAIRY PRQDUCTS Home Delivery In Akron 81 Suburbs Slnce 1921 150 l- 45 Goodyear Blvd Phone 794 4600 Ext 2791 GO0D,5EAR Store Hours Weekday? E652 O 30 Servlce tore Tires, Batteries General Electric Appliances Westinghouse Appliances Motorola T V and St a ery Service PIONEER PHARMACY 308 Pioneer Street Congratulations Seniors Akron 5, Ohio FRANK MAY GARAGE appreciate your patronage 223 Seiberling Street Akron Ohio 44306 JOHNSON'S SERVICE 801 Brittain Rd Motor Tune Up Road Service Brakes Tires Snow Plowing Minor Repairs 784 0228 Carburetor-Electrical and Brake Service-Batteries-Accessories- Gas-Oil DIIAMOND SPORTING GOODS CO 1454 E Market Street Phone 733 9927 Q BASEBALL 0 TRACK The Home of Famous Brands Hours Q BASKETBALL 0 GOLF , , Weekdays 9 to 9 In SPOFUHQ GOOdS o FOOTBALL o SWIMMING Saturdays 9 to 5 WE FEATURE AN ENTIRE LINE OF CLASS JACKETS - LETTER SWEATERS - TROPHIES - SPORTS EQUIPMENT Sat. 2 ZOO Es 'I , . . ereo Complete Tire and B tt ' IIEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE I l Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF x , . EASTWOOD LOU A SUE BEAUTX SHOP DRUG STORES l56 Brittain Rd. 784-7252 Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 Akron ' 1410 Eastwood Ave. . - p - 733-1717 BRITTAI5 ROAD MARATHON Mogadore - . . 41 S' Cleveland lo0 Brittain Rd. 6284717 784-0009 Akron 5, ohio 151 Etblhd 1933 COMPLIMENTS OF THE GOODYEAR STATE BANK I Open a Checking or Savings Account O Interest Palcl on Savlngs Account C Member ot Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation X Q . I I ' .a . ...zu 1 ' -at f.. ' O ' l I H - -U! I sa is e in 152 Backers cwclry 'DEPEND ON IT' OUR 40th YEAR IN EAST AKRON CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1969 Congratulations Class of 69 JOHN'S BARBER SHOP 5Ol Eastland Ave Akron, Ohio 1' Q , - TUBE HDMI 9 AUTO SUFPLIB MARMEN STORES AKRON OHIO 44305 WHOLESALE RETAIL I Al Backer IBAACIKEIQSQ AD Fine Gifts f s wfli u' HfJME , K Purchased A Qf 5 By East Hlgh flli ,g.d' nt ' MENCY 'fi since 1929 A Li... vu 1 'O . CHARGE IT A III!!-IQIJIIII I I h ' . t ' i A 77 - V f I Jack C. Larkey 1 d B d d ff QYIIITTQJ Vero V. i BEAUTY SALON ix A-7 A 474 BRITTAIN ROAD GOODYEAR HHGHTS I 5. If OPEN DAILY JEAN1E's HAIR FASHIONS EAS!! 9:00A,M.TO6,0Op,M, phOne:7g4,2940 THURS,8FRLEVES afAPPonvTMENT 827 Eastland Ave 784 4374 Congratulations and The Best of Luck Akron Ohio To Our Fellow Graduates from Senior Homeroom IO5 I I ' ' I H A N E I -' wt w e Moms And Dads Mb , -i.- f Z .' I It I 2 I Compliments of MARSH HARDWARE CO. 1354 6 East Market St 784 7124 WE DELIVER H1 Need Your Head In My Business compliments of TONY'S BARBER SHOP 155 Brittain Road 733 9017 Akron, Ohio Compliments of Student Council I shall pass through this world but once If therefore there be any kindness I can show or any good thing I can do let me do it now for I shall not pass this way again Etierre De Grellet I A ' 7 . ' ' I , 2 ' H ji 7 V' ' O I 0 . . IN CONCLUSION A good yearbook 1S more than a collect1on of p1c tures lt should accurately record not only the h1s tory of the s cho ol for the year but also the sp1r1t emotlons and feellngs of the school We have attempted to 1nnovate and provlde dlffer entformats attractlve layouts lnterestlng copy, and numerous photographs Improvements W e r e made posslble by a dedrcated staff who collected a record amount of advertlslng worked untold hours and shared the re spons1b1l1t1es 1n trylng to produce an outstand lng yearbook We the ed1tors Wlsh to extend our appreclatlon to the many groups and 1nd1v1duals who gave thelr as slstance and cooperatron so vvllllngly We would es peclally l1ke to thank the followlng our staff Donna Butz Dan Ewlng Pat Kanls Gary Kopcha Alece Sanders Tom S1bb1o and .Tackle Watson our typ1sts Cheryl Cunnlngham Janet Splnner KIIS Stampfle Sandy Savo c a and Carolyn Zlnkand our drlvers John Jones Corrlne Lambert and Davld May Mr ness concerns that gave u s thelr support the school secretarles Mrs Dav1s and MISS Manos our photo grapher Mr Freeman for h1s understandlng efforts th e East I-hgh faculty M155 Mo ste n1 c the sen1or class adv1sor and above all Mr Robert W1se our advlsor Wlthout whose falthful asslstance th1s book would not have been posslble We hope that you w1ll appreclate th1s our effort to g 1ve you a warm and last1ng rememberance of East I-llgh School YEARBOOK EDITORS T1m Barb ,XZIV7 Llnda Gabet Sc Mmsifjtbtl, Nena Gaone 5 . , . - 9 9 , . , . , . . 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