Fairmont East High School - Falcon Yearbook (Kettering, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 310 of the 1973 volume:

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During Easrs iirsl year, only Norfh and Soulh Unils housed The 880 slu- denls. Cenlral Unil opened lo high school sludenls in l965. ln I972 Easl s I,89O sludenls used all lhree unils. Above Far Left Preceding homeroom, Craig Norris and Debbie Tipfon sfroll Through The Cen- Tral Uni? lobby. Above Leff: Reading carefully, Roseanne Berry prepares ta give an announce- menl. Leff: Foorball cheerleaders Barb Mueller, Tina Danelalc, Julie Rich, and Sue Ollen rehearse an announcement Right Bash Grand Award llmal moves along The l'lOlml.1ynl Home pamnle mule. Below: Preslderw- Mal Lnmlmdnle Senalor Henry Jackson malces an .appemxamc al EAST eller' llve mock polwllcal Corw- vemllfm. Below Right Al llve Holiday-af-Home pnmale ,lulw lvlenikslvollw slrams lor ci lmqlw mole on lwns lmmpel, V --..,.,,u .X wax 'fin 'nd EosT's ocTiyiTies undergo chonges ThroughouT decode Homecoming aT EasT has changed ThroughouT The pasT Ten years. CourT TinalisTs increased Trom Tiye To seven. In I97I a pig chase replaced EasT's Tradi- Tional bonTire, buT in I972 The bonTire reTurned. In I973 STudenT Council plan- ned a whole weelc oT acTiyiTies. For many years, The seniors selecTed T'Under The ChrisTmas Tree as The Theme oT Their ChrisTmas dance. ln I972 The senior class changed The Theme To T'ChrisTmas in Whoville.'T CommencemenT ceremonies were in The quadrangle Tor EasT's TirsT six grad- uaTions. In I972 rain Torced a lasT-min- uTe change To The UniyersiTy oT DayTon Arena, where graduaTion has since been held. Above LeTT: AT The I972 Mock DemocraTic con- yenTion, sTudenTs enThusiasTically supporT Their candidaTes. LeTT: Rain aT The Troy game Tails To dampen The spiriTs oT Deb oTTicers. Viclcy l'lsia, Sondra Hull, Cindy Dowler, and Trudy Huckins. Righf: Eesfs newspaper sfeff enioys reading fhe finished proclucf of Three weeks of work, Below: Newly inducfed members of Nafional Honor Soci- efy read fhe pledge led by Mr. Harold Hall. Below Righf: As parf of Spirif Week, sponsored by Pep Club. Terry Sfump Complefes 5 Norfh Unif decorefion. is.. DN. 'Q iff if K . l fi Q l 3 . X E 2 l Orgonizotions ploy significonr role of Foirmonf Eosr Tlirouqlwouf 'rlwe lirsl len years al East clubs and organizafions played a major role in sludenl life. Dilierenl aclivilies provided opporlunilies 'lor sludenls 'ro become involved in areas of inleresf and enioymenl oulside ol school. lviosl ol llie clubs and orqanizalions al' Easf 'roday slarled during llwe scl'1ool's lirsl year. Sludenl Council, Campus Life llormerly You+l'i for Clirisll, Pep Club, JCOWA, Debu- 'ranl'es, and NFL exisled during rlwe enfire len-year period. Some clubs, lwowever, did nor lasr long. Bloclc F, ACT l, and Della Cl'1i-l-li-Y lacked sfudenf inreresf ro remain. l97'Z saw new clubs organized ar Easl. Radio Club and Plwolograpliy Club alfracled a variefy of sludenls. Above Left JCOWA sponsors Carlwy l-lironalca and Clwuclc Snavely af The Quiz Bowl in Ocfober. Far Lefh AT flie annual German Club Olympics. Craig Winlcelblach alfempfs fo l'ii+ +l1e ball info The cup. Leff: A+ H16 I972 Falcon Fesfival, a sky- diver paraclnufes 'ro Indian Riffle Park. Righh Standing on The TooTball Tield. Superin- TendenT Roush inTrocluCes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foreman, who made iT possible To improve The FairmonT STadium. Below: For The TirsT Time in EasT's hisTory, Falcons won The WOL All SporTs Trophy in I972. Below Righfz WiTh deep concen- TraTion on Torm, John Speck performs on The sTill rings. Wu Y. fffiff Athletics ot Eost improve steodily throughout decode Striving tor a victorious season, the East tootball team in l972 won its tirst WOL championship. Falcon cross country and traclc teams consistently placed high in their meets. During the past ten years, cross country continually placed tirst or second in the WOL. They continued this tradition when they placed tirst tor the I972 sea- son. ln l97l Falcon traclc team tied tor tirst in the WOL, placed second in the district, and tinished tourth at the sec- tional. Falcon gymnasts traditionally tought tor the state title. East teams placed in state competition eight times, marked by tour state championships. Throughout its tirst ten years, East had a strong baseball team. Atter hav- ing won the league title in l967, the team went on to win second place in district competition. ln l97l Falcon dia- mondmen won the state runner-up title. Girlls sports at East always included several winning teams. For the tirst tour years the sottball team had an undef teated record. Girls volleyball and bas- lcetball teams also had several winning seasons. Above Left: During the East-West game Dave Matthews and Pat O'Donnell listen to Coach Tom Cobey. Far Left: Watching intently, Cindy lvlccaully prepares to enter the Fairmont West game. Lett: Sottball team member Pam Brown waits tor the inning to begin. Above: In Mr. Bill Kramer's class, Vic Smifh learns +o program lhe compufer. Above Right During Mr. Earl Schafefs class. Lionel Taylor and Phil Slrack quesfion fhe workings of a micromefer. Right Early in The morning, Mike Healy begins lo work on a racliafor. Far Righiz In Elecfronics IV class. Paul Ralerman works wilh eledrical bores. Q P ab' f f E p f V 1 , 1 , iff - Irs' f . X S 6.5 .-. N lx, ,kxrr i . -1 ..,-If ' . -0- I -...,,- r f 'kk,kk,,k.,,.-' . 2- ... i i. f .- ' Q I ' , V- Wm, ......,,l. I Www Course ot studies presents vdriety to Ecist students ln I963 Fairmont East ottered a lim- ited choice ot programs. During the past ten years, many new courses, such as multi-media survey, photography, and psychology were added. Within the past ten years, several class requirements changed. Civics, sociology, and economics opened to underclassmen. Students were allowed to talce American history any year. Sen- ior English became an elective instead ot being required. Possibly the biggest change since l963 involved graduation requirements. Seniors ot the class ot I973 needed I8lf2 credits to graduate instead ot the l7lf2 credits which were previously required. Students could also graduate at the end ot their iunior year, atter summer school, or at the end ot the tirst semes- ter ot their senior year. Left: During their home economics class, Rob Kal- las and Jim Green prepare to bake a calce. x?95f'x? CONNECTICUT S ARKANSA ARIZONA ALASKA gi ' J' .-- xx 1- -'x J, .Af-x? xv, . -, vs-,. v A .. -'Z 'Eb' '23 N .glwigf -xx: , Xx -'M' N '1 f x.-sq. 1 A-kg,.Xi2'ff-4 H-, - A. -l xi: ', 3l3g1. Ng. A f if -,- Pg L .Quin-,gl V -X '.. ' - . 'aff '- A A Aw.---'mf ,feffA.Ew+A,3f1-.,A - -Q-,',lb:' 7,2 lf :yi 11 -.rklv-14 ,v - , Vi' ', i ,V M -'2 Q -,gf I' 3' I,-. 5,1 U , Nw ,N ff F'-JA 1 -N4 . X Aff'L Q5 'Nec-:X 'ff '. 1 ' 7 ' Tw., - N ,l A ,,. A . .. V . 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Added lo llue lradilional parade, bonlire, game, and dance were a girlsl powder pull fool'- ball game, senior loolball players' baby piclure conlesl, lug-o-war, and an aller-game record luop. During pre-game aclivilies queen candidales paraded around llue ufield in anlique cars. Lasl year's queen, Calluy Jo Dowler, crowned Gail lVlcBroom as Easl's i972 Homecoming Queen. Olluer members out llue couru included Lee Browder, Cindy Dowler, Debbie Jolley, Trudy l-luclcins, Jo Ann Kurz, and Slueree Sundermeyer. Junior girls delealed senior girls by a narrow margin in llue powder pull lool- ball game. Wilb a sligluu down-luill advanlage, llue lacully oulpulled llue Norllu Unil iuniors, wluo luad won llue sludenl' leam preliminaries. In llue senior ufoolball players' baby piclure confesl, Dave Reed was voled culesl baby. WTUE's disc ioclcey Bill Slruclc presided over llue record luop aucler 'rlue game. Homecoming ended willu a semi-lon mal dance Salurday niglul in llue calele- ria. Samuria provided 'rlue music. Above: Tlue lacully leam, consisling of Mr. Jolun Koonls, Mr. Ed Mcliniglul, Mr. Dean Deerlualce, Mr, Ken Huffman, and Mr. Al Slreiclu, lugs luard lo avoid being pulled info llue mud. Rigluh Queen candidale Debbie Jolley enioys luer ride around l'l'1G urack in an anlique aulo. fig '4 ?w 3' l S-'finuyx A .iv Q., Leff: Queen Gai! Mcfiroonn smiles af fine crowd f in fi wifn escorf Ron Proifif af ner side. Below: Jubir ianfiy Gail McBroorn furns fo ner escorf Mike Fiynn, as sne nears Herself announced Homecom- ing Queen. A . Q 6? f 5, va' at t. f S 2 r Q I972 HOMECOMING COURT: Snerree Sunderrneyer Jo Ann Kurz, Debbie Joiiey, Gai! McBroon'i Trudy Huclcins, Cindy Dowler, and Lee Browder, Seniors present dromotic comedy tor tirst time This year's senior class produced a dramatic comedy, 'The Madwoman ot Chaillotf Under the direction ot Mrs. Arlene Alcerman, the cast worlced long hours to pertect the play. Breaking tradition, Mrs. Alcerman decided to do a comedy this year rather than a tragedy as in previous years. She said this year's senior class had the talent to do a comedy, which is more ditticult than a tragedy. The point that the play tried to emphasize was that what is right tor one person may not be right tor any other person. The people ot Chaillot were content with their way ot lite, but big businessmen couldn't understand why. Corporation presidents thought it strange that people who had so very little and lived so simply could be so happy. The people, in turn, thought the presidents were strange because they were rich but still greedy. Upper Right: Atter regaining consciousness, Steve Wolte is comtorted by the Madwornan ot Chaillot, played by Darci Birmingham. Lower Right: Having iust been invited to tea by the Madwoman to help with her plans ot ridding the world ot undesirables, Constance, Michele Wilf liams, listens as Gabrielle, Kathy Pramer, presents one other own plans. F i isssii i - -, f . ---... 9 3? N--. S 3 ..,-5 ,is f e Fifi. Q Q w- Upper Left President Bill Slwarrelf, explains fo llne Baron, John Ruia, flial lie is incapable of understanding flue posilion of The broker, Bill Wliifley. Lower Leffz Tlwe Slreel Singer, Diane Marlmsberry, and llwe Juggler, Bob Demiclr, enioy friendly conversalion af a Cale in Gay Paree. Above: Tlne Ragpicker, Debi Slovall, Tells how llne world lwas changed. Children's Hospilcil receives mciny gifts from donce couples Dayron Children's Psychialric Hospi- ral received numerous gifls from +he couples who allended 'rhe Chrisrmas dance. Couples parlicipaled by each bringing a Chrisrmas presenr for a child a+ rhe hospiral. The evening's acrivilies included rhe lradilional crowning of Mr. and Mrs. Sanra Claus, Gail McBroom and Barry Schulfz. Their courl' included seniors Lee Browder, Debbie Jolley, Sheree Sunder- meyer, Bob Merzler, John Schmid? and Mike Wagner. Cindi Whillier headed lhe decora- lions commilree. Greal American Dis- asler provided rhe music ar lhe senior class dance of l972, Chrisrrnas in Can- dyland. Above Righfz Vicki Schafer and Mark Koogler dance lo a slow Tune. played by The Greal' Amer- ican Disasfer. Above: Senior class vice-president Tim Drumm, emcees fhe presenlafion of Mr. and Mrs. Sanla Claus. V5 h. 1+ f Above Leff: The frue meaning of Chrisfmas is shown by Pam Shepherd as she places a gif+ under fhe free while her dale John Delaney wafches. Leff: Mr. Sanla Claus, Barry Schulfz. admires 'the rose presenfed +0 Mrs. Sanfa Claus. Gail McBroorn. Above: Rick Durrenburg and his dale. Amy Morfer enioy refreshmen+s provided by fhe business srudenfs. Tecicher's ploy 'LiTTle Boy Found' given by juniors The junior class presenTed LiTTle Boy Found, a hearT-warming comedy wriT- Ten especially Tor The class oT l974 by The direcTor, Mr. RoberT Riley. IT was The TirsT original play ever given aT EasT. Each nighT iT was given, The play received sponTaneous sTanding ovaTions. lT also broke The school record Tor The number oT curTain calls, which was pre- viously held aT Tour. l.iTTle Boy Found received Tive. The idea Tor The play TirsT occurred To Mr. Riley during The previous sum- mer when he encounTered many prob- lems Tinding a suiTable play and con- cluded The only way To geT whaT he wanTed was To wriTe iT himselT. The play cenTers around a young bachelor, Allan Sloane, Greg Long, and his Trials in adopTing a son. WiTh The help oT his Triend, J. B. Douglas, Sandie Akerman, Allan arranges To adopT a lif- Tle boy, Skipper, Joey KalTer, John Wells. Allan daTes many girls, buT iT Takes The help oT his housekeeper, Mrs. Con- ners, Mary Ann STark, and a liTTle maTchmaking To prove To him whom he loves. l-le proposes marriage To J. B. The play was unique in many aspecTs. The Two boys who played The parT oT Skipper were Trom Meadowlawn and CroTTshire ElemenTary Schools. lT was The TirsT class play To have musical accompaniment provided by a sTudenT orchesTra direcTed by Dick Tun- ney. Slides, Tapes, modern TurniTure and up-To-daTe cosTumes were uTilized in making The play realisTic. Upper Right ATTer his TirsT day of school, Skip- per, John Wells, has a TaTher-To-son Talk wiTh his dad, Greg Long. Lower RighT: Under The direc- Tion of Dick Tunney, The orchesTra opens The show wiTh Brian's Song. Lefh Allarfs dafe, Tina, Ka+l'1y Sherwood, exclaims with aslonislwmenf as J.B., Sandie Akerman, walks in wifh a feddy bear sfuffed under her coal. Lower Left To fhe Tune of Do, Do, Do, Allan, Greg Long. and Mrs. Conners, Mary Ann Shark, Teach Skipper, John Wells, how fo dance. Below: Afler proposing marriage fo J.B., Allan and she embrace as Skipper joins in. Juniors choose 'Tokens of Love' for onnuol donce Tokens of Love, sponsored by rhe iunior ciass. was arrended by I27 cou- pies. Decorarions and fheme, cenrered around Valen+ine's Day, were capped by a sweefhearr 'free wifh rhe names of each couple on if. The Elders provided fhe enierrain- menf in ihe sourh gym. Brownies, cook- ies and punch served as reireshmenis during band breaks. Above Righfz Sweefhearf Tree adds inreresf fo fhe dance as Mark Barkiey and Robbi Casfie 'Find fheir names. Righfz Preparing decorafions for The dance is rime consuming for Terri Kramer, Carol Ponris and Theresa Garrison. w f 1 Above Leff: Brenda Arnold and Mike Day dance lo llie music of llwe Elders. Above: While walclw- inq oflwer couples, Debbie Lion and Jeff Raine fake lime fo relax. Leffz Siffing oul a dance. Bob Woodyard, Lori Keener, Amy Marfar and Jim Karns find Time for conversalion, Sophomores win Three lead roles in 'My Fair Lady' Usually, because ol pasl experience in musicals, seniors lend lo dominale lhe lead roles. This year's lryouls proved dillerenl. lvly Fair Lady has six leads, lhree sophomores and lhree seniors. Female leads were seniors Nancy Carnahan and Gail Schneemann. lvlale leads were senior Terry Slump and sophomores Bob Hageman, Jim Karns, and Greg Garrison. Wilh lhe combined ellorls ol lhese six leads, supporling leads, chorus, orcheslra, dancers, slage crew, commil- lees, direclors, sludenl direclors, and lhree monlhs ol hard praclice, lhe broadway hil My Fair Lady was a greal success al Easl. Several lamous songs in lhe show were a big hil. Doolillle, Jim Karns, sang Gel lvle lo lhe Church on Time , Freddy, Greg Garrison, presenled On lhe Slreel Where you Live, and Eliza, Nancy Cannahan, sang Wouldn'l ll Be Loverlyf7 and Show Me. Above Righl: Prolessor Henry Higgins, Bob Hageman, iols down Eliza Doolillles Nancy Car- nahan, unusual coclcney accenl. Below Righl: Already a bil lipsy, l2liza's lalher, Doolillle, Jim Karns, and coclcney lriends, Bill Powell, Paul lvlcCready, Sleve Hilgeman, Sleve Delriclc, eye lhe remaining conlenls ol lhe bollle. x AM A 'V NX Above Lefi: Higgins' seryanis, Mike Sirolnminger. Pafiy Alcorn. Kaflwy Prarner, Laura Howansky, Carrie Brown, Lyn Goerlemiller. and Leiqlw Hunier, srand as Colonel Pickering. Terry Siurnp, reads ine paper in comfort Above: Freddy Eyns- ford Hill. Greg Garrison, asks Higgins house' keeper, Mrs. Pearce, Gail Sclineernann, ii lie mighf speak wilh Miss Eliza Dooliflle, Below Leffz Sfudenf direcfors, Kaflwy Pramer, S+eve Hilgeman, Sue Werl, Dave Maifliews, and adminisfralive assisfanf Brenda Toepler discuss blocking of char- aclers for My Fair Lady. f 1 1 PROM C Fliehman. W, ,,., A M Q 'G n OURT: Teri Spencer. Scofi Berfrand, Jane Deem, Ron Smi+l'1, Queen Rose Adams, King Tony Adkins. Toni Cneesernan, Ken Fulfz, Randy Tarnaska. Cafny Junior cldss chooses 'Summer oT '72' cis Theme Tor TrodiTionol Prom The Junior Class chose Summer oT 72 as The Theme Tor The JunioreSenior Prom, The decoraTion commiTTee, headed by Cindy Dowler, provided many beauTiTul decoraTions, such as rose Trellises and a gianT swing. The Jimmy May OrchesTra provided The music. Junior class presidenT STeve l-lilge- man inTroduced The courT and announced The king and queen. LasT year's royal couple, Anne Corley and Dave McConnel, crowned Rose Adams and Tony Adkins as The new queen and king. ATTer The dance, many EasT couples Traveled by bus To l.eSourdsville Lake AmusemenT Park. There an aTTer-prom parTy lasTed unTil 6 am. K i 1. x X Q ,x ,yybv 655W 3 .T I .X 3 . W I Above Far: Dee Dee Scully and Mike AlbrechT dance To The music of The Jimmy May OrchesTra. Far LefT: Tony Adkins and Rose Adams beam aTTer hearing They were chosen King and Queen. LefT: Don Collins and Sheila lvlorgan's smiles indi- caTe ThaT They are having a good Time aT The Prom. Above CandidaTes Jane Deem and Ron SmiTh sTroll Towards The plaTTorm To awaiT The announcemenT oT Prom King and Queen. 'Life is o MysTery To be Lived, noT ci Problem To be Solvedf groduciTion Theme l.asT yearls graduaTion ceremonies cenTered around sTudenTs' TuTure encounTers in liTe. The speeches explained how people musT be Them- selves and meeT each aspecT oT liTe as iT arises. Receiving diplomas were 266 senior girls, 255 senior boys, and IO iunior girls, making a ToTal oi 53l graduaTes. This was l:airmonT EasT's second largesT graduaTing class. CommencemenT Took place aT The UniversiTy oT DayTon Arena Tor The Third year. Speakers were seniors Sharon Allen, BeTh GearharT, Bob Wones, Sharon l-lamilTon, Dave Denny. and Fred Anderson. Providing musical selecTions aT com- mencemenT were Judy CoTTman, Gerry Sibble, Jane Schroy, and an ocTeT oT EasT's seniors. Added To The musical porTion oT The program Tor The TirsT Time was The l:airmonT EasT concerT band. The class oT l972 conTinued The Tra- diTion oT leaving a senior giTT. This year They purchased reTrigeraTed drinking TounTains Tor each oT The uniTs. Above: The audience, band, and graduaTing class lisTen inTenTly as BeTh GearharT gives her speech. Righfz Carol KesTer. Jody Norris, Sandy Warner. and Ken Graham sing 'llherels a New World Comingfl x N 'i.z. .nf Upper Leflz Happily, Jeanne Snyder embraces one ol ner fellow graduafes. Lower Le-H: Diane Diclcens receives ner diploma lrorn Mr. Dale Cliandler. Above: Fred Anderson closes flwe grad- ualion Ceremonies willi llne benediciion. fur f L',f Q 2 .2 153 .. 1 -W 7 ,N -f f fm-My - , .4f ' V. m,.,,,..A. . kb . Lamar ' 15. F ' 1. w nov f ,, 'S V' V :Ai - guna 5' ' V ii I V F . M., nd e 'K 5840 f V- ,fran p'Q ,Distr 'ew rl 'A H I 'hh ORGANIZATIONS 2 5 V' f 'M..,...,.,....qw f I 'jf' V ,, . ,V J, ' ' 'W , Q.-,WT in ' ',?f.ff, , , J ' ' Mr 1-A llllljl z mv 1 :xv 1 A, f ,,,,,...,...-.--f--v-'- l iff I , Leff: Spanish Club members Darci Birmingham, Kafhy Coulfer, Monica Sieron, Debbie Albert and Mary Terlcoslci conslrucf pinafas for 'rheir Chrisfmas parfy. Above: Members of 'rhe newspa- per slaff, Linda S+eflen and Lori Candela pre- pare papers for delivery. New advisor provides several ideas Tor sTudenT council Mr. Lou Gabbard, CenTral UniT social sTudies Teacher, Took over The responsibiliTies oT STudenT Council advi- sor. l-le was given TourTh period To devoTe To STudenT Council acTiviTies. As Their TirsT proiecT, STudenT Coun- cil sponsored EasT's TloaT Tor The Holi- day-aT-l-lome Parade. EasT's TloaT won The Grand Marshall Award. STudenT Council once again spon- sored l-lomecoming. They chose The Theme Do you Remember? They con- Tinued The breakTasT program, which was begun lasT year. Again sTudenTs were able To send Their season's greeTings Through The ChrisTmas card mailbox. SanTa Claus delivered The cards.along wi+h candy canes, To all The sTudenTs on The lasT day beTore vacaTion. STudenT Council iniTiaTed several new programs This year. Through The Salva- Above: Seniors. Arlene King and Roseanne Berry posT clippings on The STudenTs-in-AcTion Board. Upper RighT: KaThy Sherwood raises a quesTion during a weekly meeTing. Rigl-if: BreakTasT looks qoocl To JeTT Brown and STeve Scarpelli. Tion Army, They sponsored The Thanks- giving and ChrisTmas Tood drives. STU- denT Council recognized EasT's individu- als involved in acTiviTies noT organized aT school. A commiTTee clipped ouT arTicles Trom local papers and posTed Them on The UniT bulleTin board. Also added To The buIleTin board was a large calendar. This inTormed The sTu- denTs oT all The acTiviTies Tor The com- ing monTh. 4 l ! Q , , is i E Q ,fffifff Upper Leff: Presidenf JoAnn Kurz presides while Treasurer Di Brown and advisor Mr. Lou Gabbard lisfen. km srrs STUDENT COUNCIL: Fronf Row: Jim Mason, vice president Roseanne Berry, secrefaryp Jo Ann Kurz, president John Moore, parliarnenfarianq Di Brown, freasurer. Row 2: Gail McBroom, Conni Rich, Sherree Sunderrneyer, Sheri Craig, Mike Day, Cindy Dowler, Tina Danelalc, Parry Kuehn, Brian Proffif. Row 3: Libby Greene, Paula Korschwar, Pa++i Underwood, Debbie Tipfon, Julie Rich, Brenda Krohn, Kim Brown, Tina Brarnfage, Kafhy Sherwood, Jim Gafes, Larry Beddies. Back Row: Barb McClain. Chris Leab, Jondy Hoke. Mary Webb, Carol Wifzke, Tim Riley, Sfacy Yamano, Laura Howansky, Dave Bau- mann, Kafhy Reinhardt Kim Smifh, Homerooms make holidays happy for area families Homeroom represenlalives had 'rhe responsibilily of being in charge of food drives for needy families This year. During 'rhe Thanksgiving and Chrislmas holidays, homerooms senl canned goods, clolhing, and money To 57 needy families. Conducfing eleclions in homerooms was a responsibilify for represenlalives. They also collecfed money for Uniled Appeal and ofher organizalions +hroughou'r The year. Represenfalives served as +he link befween sludenls and sludenf council. They held regular meelings and dis- cussed ideas given 'ro fhem by sludenls. 1-f NORTH UNIT HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES: Fronf Row: Ains Wag- goner, Ron Klenlc, Milne McCormicIc, Connie Youngi Row 2: Kim Schafer, Donna Monnig. Pa++y Alcorn. Row 3: Debbie Lion. Ron Shaffer, Bobbie D'Am4 ico. Back Row: Larry Beddies. Pam Kagay, Brenda Krohn, Nancy Beam, Lee Browder. :Ei 11 . CENTRAL UNIT HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES: Fronl Row: Craig Norris, Tim Henderson, Rob Podiak. Row 2: Vicky Hsia, Melissa Riddell, Theresa Gar- rison. Row 3: Kalhi Busch, Terry Moorman. Susan Kafh. Baclr Row: Terry Kramer, Myra Druseilcis, Karen Wafhen, Sheri Craig. SOUTH UNIT HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES: Ed Robbins, Jim Safes, Bob Landis. Row 2: Sherie Waddell, Sue May. Karen Nagel, Ka+hy Schweller. Row 3: Roberfa Charlfon, Debbie Machus, Cindy Weiler. Back Row: Rob Rob- erls, Chris Young. Leslie Draul, Barb Anderson. X Ii' INTRA-SCHOOL COUNCIL: Fron+ Row: Trudy Griffin, Gail McBroom, Linda Buehner, Mary Terkoski, Nancy Hicks. Row 2: Cheryl Baker, Brenda Toepfer, Jean Curley. Secrelaryy Mr. Harold Hall, adviser: Jim Mason, Presidenf: Vicky Sophs. lecirn of clubs from Intro- School Council This year lnlra-School Council approved Sludenl Council's idea of having an assembly for lhe sophomores a+ which each club gave a presenlalion explaining ils purpose and lunclions. This assembly gave The sophomores insighl info which clubs They mighl like lo loin. lnlra-School Council also scheduled all alrer-game dances for The year. These dances served as an exlra acliv- ily +o srudenls as well as a money-mak- ing proiecl for clubs. Anofher duly was To provide club sponsors for Homecoming candidares. Each club sponsor presenled a cam- paign 'lor irs candidale. Leff: Sfudenls bring ifems for holiday food drives fo Cenfral Uni? lobby. Hsia, Mary Lieser. Back Row: Gayle Gunning, Sandie Akerman, Terry Sfump, Ka+hy Norris, Mike Rose, Tim Buehrer, Joan Zehring, Libby Greene, Todd Adams, Dave Maffhews. NHS hosTs successful ChrisTmos pcirTy Tor OSSO Home NaTional Honor SocieTy has hosTed a ChrisTmas ParTy Tor underprivileged children Tor several years. This year, 43 children Trom The OSSO Home, 84 NHS members, and TaculTy advisors enioyed a chicken dinner and evening oT enTerTainmenT. ATTer The dinner, everyone ioined TogeTher in The singing oT ChrisTmas carols. The Falconaires Then provided several musical selecTions, and STeve Hilgeman read a ChrisTmas sTory. SanTa Claus handed ouT ChrisTmas giTTs To The children, ending The parTy. ln order To make NHS an honor insTead oT a club This year, They spon- sored only Two acTiviTies, The ChrisTmas ParTy and Tapping ceremonies. Even The elecTion oT oTTicers was eliminaTed. Tapping ceremonies Took place in early spring. Any iunior wiTh a 3.0 or beTTer grade average was eligible Tor membership by wriTing a leTTer explain' ing his involvemenT in his school and communiTy. RighT: NHS member Cheryl Riddell opens her guesT's milk Tor him aT The NHS ChrisTmas ParTy. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: FronT Row: Mary Ann BerTling, Charles Snavely, Debbie Guy, Karen Nagel, David Cunningham, Karen Rhoden, Lyn GoerTemiller, Greg Rose, Mary Terkoski, Joan Zehring, Gail McBroom. Row 2: Gayle Gunning, KaThy Norris, Vicky Hsia, Nancy Hicks, Debbie HollisTer, Amy PeTTiT, Cindy Dowler, Bobbie D'Amico, Barb HaTner, Brenda ToepTer. Row 3: Cheryl Brown, Sandy Clark, Claudia King, Lee Browder, Cheryl Riddell, KaThy SmiTh, Sherree Sundermeyer, Meg WebsTer, Mary Lieser, Marcia Boyer, Lee- Ann Parsons, Rosina Minnix, JoAnn Kurz. Row 4: Karl Krumbholz, Terry STump, PaTTi RiTchey, Tara Schide, Judy STrouse, Melanie STaddon, Sue Holloway Kafhy Pecqueux, Linda BrockeTT, BeTh Miner, Karen Erikson, Linda Buehner, Linda Oxley, Conni Rich. Row 5: Marcia Donaldson, STeve ScoTT, Lowell FranTz, Sandy Williams, KaThy Rasmussen, Roseanne Berry, Bob Demick, Tom KwesT, Tim Drumm, KurT McATee, Tom Dover, Dave MaTThews, Bill SharreTT, Ed Robbins. Back Row: Mr. Harold Hall, STeve Hilgeman, Gil Skillman, John MecksTroTh, Jerry Rinaldi, Tony Quick, Dave PlaTTen, Tom Toberen, Dan OTTen, Mike Rose, STeve DeTrick, Bob Landis, Jim Gibson, Mike Wagner, Dale KerkvlieT. -I WZ., l W, s e Upper Le'H': Gayly smiling, one child carries luis Chrisfmas gif? while Sanfa Claus, Karl Krumblwolz, calls our ano+l1er clwIld's name. Above: A+ spring NHS Inducflon ceremonies, Karen Van de Grill pins Sieve Hilgeman as a NHS member. Lower Le'f+: San+a's helper, Lee Browder, helps pass our Clwrisfrnas presenfs fo OSSO Home children. 39 AFS sponsors exchonge students from Bolivio, South Atrico The American Field Service Club sponsored two exchange students this year. Rosie Noel trorn South Atrica and Raul Villarreal trom Bolivia came to Fairmont East tor a year. Two AFS members, Gayle Gunning and Sue Willett, traveled abroad with the same program. Gayle spent the summer in Lebanon. Sue lived in Bel- gium during the school year, spending her senior year abroad. She lived with a tamily and three other children while staying there. The AFS chapter at Fairmont East sold Christmas cards designed by tor- mer AFS students as a money-making proiect. Other activities included male- ing telt Christmas stoclcings and distrib- uting them to other exchange students trom schools throughout the area, plan- ning a progressive dinner and holding an exchange meeting with West. Far Right: Susan Latsko and Leigh Hunter exchange last minute ideas betore the mock inter- national quiz. Bottom Right: Joan Zehring ques- tions Leigh l-lunter, Bill Sharrett and Linda Span- gler at the moclc international quiz. Right: Exchange students Raul Villarreal, Rosie Noel and Gayle Gunning stand by the tlags ot their coun- tries. Above: AFS members Michelle LeCompte, Stacy Yamano and Teresa D'Agostino make plans tor the progressive dinner. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE: Front Row: Sara Larch, vice-president: Beth Miner, secretary: Melissa Barr, treasurer: Jan Peters, social chairman. Row 2: Barb Segerson, Rosie Noel, Raul Villarreal, Gayle Gunning, president: Miss Jan Evans, advisor. Row 3: Barb Horner, Sandy Marshall, Linda Stull, Barb Anderson, Barb Puslat. Row 4: Anita Lechner, Casandra McCrabb, Sue Pimentel, Sherri Leonard, Anne Studebaker. Row 5: Jean Kahle, JoAnne Birnbaum, Karen Piclcle, Susan Kath. Back Row: Debbie Albert, Mary McCarty, Joan Zehring, MaryAnn Baker. JCGWA meefings of UD beneficiol 'ro club members Junior Council on World Affairs con- ducfed a moclc infernafional quiz af flue Delco Moraine Lodge in Ocfober. Several Easf sfudenfs affended and bad flie opporfunify fo meef AFS sfudenfs from flue area. Dayfon Universify was flue cenfer for fwo JCGWA meefings. ln December Craig lvleelqer and Dawn Noggle were fbe groups speakers af a liigli scliool insfifufe fliere. JCOWA arranged a model General Assembly in February. ln order fo raise funds fo send a rep- resenfafive on flie sfudy four of New York Cify and Waslwingfon, JCOWA had fwo bake sales and a dance. . Nalional Forensic League receives Leading Chapler Award Nalional Forensic League received lhe Leading Chapler Award lhis year. There are only 25 ol lhese awards pres- enled annually across lhe counlry. Fairmonl Easl ranked lirsl in lhe enlire counlry in membership, second in lhe number ol honor degrees and lourlh in lhe lolal poinls accumulaled. They accomplished lhis leal, which usu- ally lakes 30 lo 35 years, in only len years. . NFL members parlicipaled in many speech lourneys lhroughoul lhe year. Trips included norlhern Ohio, cenlral Ohio, Kenlucky, and Universily ol Pills- burg. Fairmonl Easl hosled a debale and individual evenls lournamenls on con- seculive Salurdays. The newly organ- ized parenls associalion helped lo make lhese lournamenls possible. ,.,.....,,... in NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE TADVANCED DEGREET: Firsl Row: Mrs. Arlene Akerman, Gil Skillman, Debi Slovall, Darci Birmingham, Connie Young Kalhy Pramer, Craig Meeker, Mr. James Mogus. Row 2: Myra Druseikas, Donna Slulrud, Kim Brown, Kalhy Sherwood, Barbare While, Trudy Grillin Mary Ann Baker, Gayle Gunning, Diane Marksberry. Row 3: Sandie Akerman Kalhy Couller. Susan Kalh, Kalhy Rasmussen, Janelle Roberls, Michelle Wil- liams, Sherree Sundermeyer, Lori Candella, Kalhy Chambers, Maryfxnn Slark, Sue Pimenlel. Back Row: Brian Shoemaker, Slephen Wolfe, Sleve l-lilgeman, Keilh l-lilgeman, Paul Andrews, Greg Rose, Tim Drumm, Todd Adams, Dan Ross, Chuck Snavely. ff? f y . If H XF X- ,. i, a NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE lPRlMARY DEG-REEI: Fron+ Row: Melissa Riddell, Susan Lafsko, Debby Sfrausbough, Joyce Allen. Donna Maddix, Anila Kouns, Melissa Barr, Sharon Morgan, Jeff l-leese, Nancy Bean. Row 2: Kirn Fairchild, Linda Chapin, Torn Dover, Debbie Tipfon, John Moore, Pam McCoy, Janef Coburn, Julie Deakyne, JoAnn Holden, Linda Calhoun, Jan Lefl: Adrnirinq fhe plaque presenled lo NFL lor The Leading Chapfer Award are, Debi Sroyall. Craig Meeker Gayle Gunning Darci Birrninqharn. and Mrs. Akerrnan. Far Leff: Oli lo a debafe Tournament Jell Berger, Mike Schwell'er,iGil Skil- man and Craig Meeker discuss 'rheir plans. Below: Darci Birmingham, Calhy Lilly, and Kalhy Ras- mussen inlerpref lheir paris in a readers' lheafer presenlafion. f H5 Alun. Conversano. Row 3: Don Huslon, Denise Marksberry, Jim l-lufzelrnan, Dave Baumann, John Ruia, Calhie Lilly, Julie Newcomb, Sfeve Swope, Bob Hage- man. Tirn Jackson, Paula Kolschwar, Barb Seqerson. Back Row: Leigh l-lunfer, Jeil Berger, Mike Schweller, Sleye Davis, Bill Marlin, Rick Borlh, Mark Lucas, Greg Long, Sfeye Weiser. Carol l'lornaday. Donald Judis. f rv Z 1 ffs ' 5 .,.,,. 3 . ,,, yy, Q 6 .r., v Eastern Graphics, Chem East allow students to operate own business This year, the students at Eairmont East and the community had the chance to benetit trom many products manu- tactured by the Junior Achievement companies, Eastern Graphics and Chem East. Meeting every Wednesday night, the members ot Eastern Graphics, a print- ing company sponsored by the Dayton Daily News, designed and produced personalized memo pads, printing circu- lars, and business torms. These products were sold tor protit which was paid to the members. Coming out with a new idea this year, Chem East produced Super Carb, a deodorizer guaranteed to deodorize anything. Under the direction ot Monsanto Corp., Chem East also made plant tood and tlower preserving lcits guaranteed to last indetinitely. Chem East was completely selt-sutti- cient with members owning all the stock. There were 40 shareholders. Above: Advisor Mr, Dal Couchman demonstrates the ottset press to Eastern Graphics members and sponsors. Mr, Tom Byers, Jan Kaylor, Milne lvlcClaughlin, Phil lviente, Mr. Norm l-larshbarger, Dennis Reibert, Bill lvlcClung, Dan Stott, Linda Hudson. Right: President Steve Taylor discusses methods to improve sales. i Q u , c , c i . Q ,, i 2 g iif-i-ss'-v-i'- 1 --1'. ss., Em QS. 1 -. Ya s an ,diss vs Ei' iTTs.'g'fs mml if .iq v i ' .r Q' M - f l K Q f .. 5, Q R i ' 0' 'ttf Q 'S Qn A ' X . Q 5, A yd P, la Q s Q , A ll ' N E 4 Jam 1 A Win' K 9 'S . , X M ,Jli s 'x lwmmwn ,, Above Leffz Chief advisor Mr. Jolin Scliaar pours a special plan? Food info a sifler while Tom Adams loolcs on. Above: Bill lv1cClung applies an adhesive padding compound on a slack oi paper pads wlnile Milne McClauglilin wafclnes. Left Pres- idenl Jan Kaylor discusses flue cluos financial posilion wifn Daylon Daily News advisor Mr. Norm Harslwbarqer. Below: Resorling To chicanery, Mr. Frank Mon- furo, won 'flue Sexy Legs Confesf. Rigl1+: Pal Berry develops a roll of film. Lower Rlglwfz Al a plwologf raphy Club meeling. Marlc Osferclay gives Dave Locker some helpful lwlnfs on The developmenf of films. ww fi, ua 'J an -n.,-an-u Photography Rodlo Clubs orgonized oT Edsl This yeor Two new clubs were organized aT EasT This year. lnTeresT in phoTography and radio broadcasTing led To The Tor- maTion oT RhoTography Club and Radio Club. Radio Club, headed by STeye Ford, presidenT, and Mr. Harold Judd, Tac- ulTy advisor, sponsored a Relay Day December 22. Members relayed ChrisT- mas messages Trom Easl sluclciiTs To Their Triends and relaTives ThroughouT The UniTed STaTes. Members oT Radio Club helped seT up an amaTeur radio sTaTion in The Cen- Tral UniT acTiviTy room. The Federal CommunicaTion Commission issued WB8OII. as The call sign Tor The sTaTion. Many sTudenTs ioined anoTher new club aT EasT. PhoTography Club began iTs year in OcTober wiTh a Tield Trip To l3orT AncienT. lT also sponsored a Sexy l.egs ConTesT during The weelc oT Homecoming. For The conTesT, club members phoTo- graphed male Teachers' legs and posTed The picTures in The lunchroom. There, sTudenTs voTed Tor Their TavoriTe sexy legs. Mr. Frank MonTuro wiTh Mom TaTooed on his lcnee won The conTesT. Leffz Radio Club members STeye Ford, Doug Harris, and KaThy Fagone send chrisTmas mes- sages. Below Leffz Doug Harris drills air holes in The TransrniTTer sTorage box To prevenT overheaT- ing. Below: Before sending a ChrisTmas message, JeTT Pafsel carefully copies The inTormaTion relayed Trom The lunchroom To The sTaTion in Cen- Tral Unif. East Spanish Club focuses year on Spanish culture Spanish Club focused on lhe cullures ol Spanish-speaking counlries. ln adcli- rion lo srudying Spain's cullure, The club also included lhe cullures of Mex- ico, Lalin America and Cenlral Amer- ica. ln December Spanish Club held ils annual Chrisfmas parly. Club members made a pinafa and filled il wilh candy fo be broken by a blindfolded sludenf. Righlz Kafhy Couller helps Darci Birmingham malce a pinala for 'rhe annual Chrislmas parly. Below: Monica Sieron, Debbie Alberl and Mary Terlcoslci enioy making a pinafa. Ns Ed Us su 'MAI' gwsfiixig imzzu T ' LL.f..i.Qh, k.f,:ki35glz 'sf Y sr uw. aiwizzmzszygyysy My V H. Winter proves busy period for Eos'r's Lc1'rin Club Larin Club members worlced on several proiecls during lhe winler monrhs. The annual Sarurnalia, honoring rhe Roman God, Sarurn, was held in December. They also provided a Chrisr- mas baslcel for a needy family. ln January and February club mem- bers prepared for +he Junior Classical League Convenrion held al Ohio Slale Universiry in March. They worlced on arfs, crafrs, and cosrumes which They look ro +he convenlion. Above: LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: Jana Clarlc. social chairman: Elizabefh Cox, secrefary-freer surerg Nancy Hiclcs, presidenl: Randy Moshos, vice-president Below: Members of Lalin Club plan for their upcoming convenlion. Second Olympics opens l973 yeor for Germcin Club German Club slarled i'rs year wilh fhe German Olympics. Olher aclivilies of lhe year included Their Chrislmas parry. The January meeling consisled ol slides shown by Eva Schaueihuber, who is a foreign exchange srudenr al' Wesf Carrollron from Auslria. German Club rounded oul The year wilh a spring pic- nic in May. Top Righfx Ping-pong provides an inreresfing pas- rime for Julie Silver and Sfeve Hauensfein al a German club meefing. Righh Skill is needed ar The German olympics as Ginger Briggs Throws a bean bag and Brian Profil, Fred Allen, and Bonnie Borlh wafch. A biT oT Frdnce cidds To ChrisTmc1s Tor The elderly The ChrisTmas spiriT came To The CresTview ResT l'lome This year in a Tor- eign Torm. French Club sang carols Trom France Tor The paTienTs There. ln February, The meeTing cenTered around Olga Biiham. She is Trom SouTh- ern France. March was The mosT acTive Time oT The year Tor French Club. During This monTh They held Their Mardi Gras. Dressed in cosTumes, They played games, sang songs, and had a French pasTry conTesT. Also in March They had a progressive dinner aT which They prepared French Tood. So ThaT They could compare Their courses To a resTauranT's, They visiTed The lvlaisoneTTe, French resTauranT in CincinnaTi. Above LefT: French Club members ioyously sing carols Trom France. Le'fT: Margie Mondol, pro- gram chairman: Claudia King, secreTary: Barb Segerson, Treasurer: Linda Buehner, presidenT. Below: Olga Biiham describes liTe in France. Workshops give extro 'rime for Art Club projects Arr Club inilialed a worlcsbop 'lor Salurday mornings. Srudenls wlwo belonged lo Arl Club came in lo work on llweir proiecfs. Arr Club bad a variely of aolivilies lbis year, sucb as visiling llie Cincinnali Museum and lbe Daylon Arl Museum. Arl Club Tool: a field lrip 'ro lbe Uni- versily ol Daylon lo view lwigb sclriool arf worlc including proiecls enlered by Easl' sludenls. Rigl'i'l': Safurday worlcsliops provide lime 'For Sheri Anderson To work on ber clay proiecl. Below: Members of Arr Club lislen To Connie Young as she conducls llie business perl of 'rlwe meeling. Sond condles show Home Ec Club's obilily in croffs Home Economics Club's main pro- iecls deall wifh arls and cralls. This year sludenls decided one proiecl would be +he making of sand candles. Home Economics Club members sponsored a charily program. They made gills and provided enlerfainmenl for an old peoples home. Above Leff: Paula Begley, Barb l-laines, Carol l-'lulzelman share 'rhe worlc as They sand candles as a crafl proiecf. Below Home Economics Club members, Debbie and Rhonda lvlelcalf discuss ideas for club's ily program. and malce Lefh Reed char- Above: ln The process of making fray favors for children af Barney's, Leslie Wilson begins assem- bly. Upper Righfz A+ Hwe Busine-ssrnen's Dessert Mr. Bill Jackson and Brenda Toepfer speak wifh guesf Mr. David Kline. Lower Righf: During flue Chrisfrnas parly, Mrs. Marilyn Lemons, Kim Hurst Brenda Toepfer, and Vicki Harmon help fliernselves fo refreslimenls. 6, M S f C15 - Sl ur 1. Businessmen give helpful hints-'ro FBLA members Fulure Business Leaders ol America began 'rheir year wilh a popcorn parly. Olher aclivilies ol lhe year included lhe Businessmen's Desserl, Dislricl Con- lesl, Chrislmas parly, Slale Conven- lion, and a pizza parly, FBLA sponsored a Businessmens Des- serl in November. Represenlalives from many area businesses informed ,FBLA members ol lheir companies and The qualilicalions for employmenl lhere. Desserfs prepared by FBLA members were served allerwards, FBLA members Barb Halner, lUpper Lefll Cheryl Gaslcill and Amy Pellil lLower Lefll help prepare fray lavors for children al Barneyls Medical Cen- 'rer during fhe Chrislmas Holidays. New victory bell, letters in gym, drcitting projects Dratting Club helped to construct and reconstruct many items during the year. The major project tor the year was designing a cart tor the victory bell. Dratting Club also helped Pep Club to reconstruct the Fighting Fairmont East Falcon letters in the gym. Another project was building a working model ot a watertall. During the year Dratting Club took several tield trips. They visited l-l and l-l Industries and a home exhibiting modern architectural design. At other meetings members worked on individual projects. ff .4 5 'ju K, gay.. ,,, far 1 1' .sf ti' 4 .Q W 9' , t 1 5' fs A 1 i' My l s ! , i 5 ' , tif 'f Q 'Vi u N fu-K l 1 if I 1 Q- ,rf li R .M I ' i'..'Qa U Q ' 6 ,, 5 rj are Wil s Q Above Right: Dratting club members Tom Toberen, Tony Quick and Tony Berger stand by the newly-constructed victory bell cart. Right: Dennis Ulclrich works on a Drafting Club project. Above: Examining their newly-built watertall Tony Quick and Tony Berger check to make sure it's in working order. r,,,. --i k , , .,, L ,N . gc.. . . , wx . 'mu FMC members invesrigcire wide scope of medicine As ils largesr service proiecr 'rhe Fufure Medical Careers Club gave a Chrislmas Parry. I+ was held ar a home for 'rhe elderly in Daylon. Many inleresfing speakers came +o Easr To inform sludenrs ol rhe difierenr fields oi medicine. lncluded in 'rhis group were speakers from rhe Keirering Hospiral and rhe Medical Arrs Cenrer. Vererinary medicine and medical rech- nology were among +he subiecrs dis- cussed by spealcers. Left FUTURE MEDICAL CAREERS Officers: Randy Moshos, vice-presidenr: Paf McKinney, program chairman: Sandy Koubelc. secre+ary7 Bobbie Chrisfy, program chairman: Parfi Rifchey, freasurer: Kafhy Norris, president ,gqgifyr P Sq N 3-11 C 2-4 QC :U Im ?z 4m Z9 SO 6,2 '-O O 2-as Urn OJITI 27.1 gm 5.9 'UC 011 s.. ZZ' 02 23+ 370 mo iff U 25 Ol Ze. gm 3-CD gi Q3 3? 2.5 mo go? 4 F29 9'7 UTFT1 S5 Q-an 4? -+ if:- C :TO CDO T? 73 gf? Q2- N4 :U Zo 25 3' 20 ' :- 2. U. CD -P OI O 3' o 2 .A :T Z Us I 2 CT S QI 5 F Z QI o. S. U, O rf AQA provides helpful films for Eosf Riding Club Riding Club members saw American Quarlerhorse Associalion films This year al lheir meelings. The sludenls learned many helpful hinls aboul horseback rid- ing from The movies. Riding Club mel on Thursday affer- noons. They rode when wealher permil- led al Rocky Creek Riding Sfables. Miss Susan Muslaine advised 'rhe club. Right A guide from Roclcy Creek Riding Slables assisls Riding Club president Trudy Griffin. Lower Righ+: Sarah Creech and Miss lvluslaine admire Dana Harrods horse. Ya ..,-ig, .1 .fl Ski membership ToTols 73 - lorgesT ever Slci Club had 73 members This year. The largesT group ever. Miss KaThy Anderson, a l-lome Economics Teacher, is The advisor oT Slci Club. Members slcied on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. STudenTs received lessons Trom beginning To advanced lev- els. Five sessions, equipment and Three lessons were oTTered Tor S2 I .OO. Lefh Ski assisTanT STan Rose, a Tormer EasT sTu- denT, adiusTs Sue PimenTel's ski bindings. Below Lefh Skier Shelly Cochran holds The Tow rope TighTly as she is pulled up The hill. Below: Diane Brown begins To geT up aTTer Telling oTT The Tow rope. .ff ,r 55 .sf :we-w'W -'W Vorsity F, FCA members roise money 'rhrough so es Members of Varsify F and Fellowship of Chrisfian Afhlefes parficipafed in sales This year. Fellowship of Chrisfian Afhlefes members sold foofhbrushes fo fheir families and friends. Varsify F men spenf many Friday and Safurday nighfs selling programs af foofball and baskefball games. The profifs from fhese sales helped supporf ofher acfivifies fhroughouf The year. The advisor of Varsify F is Mr. James Zink. Qfficers include Dale Kerkylief, presidenfg Craig Norris, vice-presidenfp Karl Krumbholz, secrefary: and Dave ,, Maffhews, Treasurer. Mr. Larry McVey is fhe advisor of FCA. He is assisfed by officers Mike Wagner, presidenf: Paf O'Donnell, vice-presidenf: Dave Maffhews, secre- fary: and Jim Krifzer, freasurer. Righf: Varsify F member, Sfeve Scoff sells pro- grams af fhe Easf-Wesf game. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES: Fronf Row: Jack Carfer, Mark Wagner, Mike Gregory. Mike Wagner, Paf O'Donnell, Jim Krifzer, Dave Maf- fhews. Sfeve Scarpelli, Gene Converse. Row 2: Dave Reed, Jim Gafes, Sfeve Woolfe, Barry Snyder, Mark Sfuckey, Chris Moore, Barry Schulfz, Sfeve Rob' erfs, Tim Paffison. Row 3: Lowell Franfz, Bob Demick, John Schmidf, Ed Yike, .s ga. 319 19,3 ag..- rung,-.QI is--.. Larry Beddies, Lance Chambers, Doug Denzer, John O'Laughlin, Paul Kesfer. Row 4: Paul Riggle, Elliof Carpenfer, Tom Sullivan, Shawn Pobsf, Dave l'Ier- zog, John Rakar, Scoff Denny. Back Row: Mr. Fleinisch, Randy Young, Ron Schaefer, Mark Guisf, Gregg l-Iall, Craig Norris, Sfeve Cook, Mr. McVey. GAA offers mony differenf sporfs fo porficiponfs Girls' Afhlefic Associafion offered girls af Easf fhe opporfunify fo parfioi- pafe in various afhlefic evenfs. This organizafion offered fen inframural sporfs and seven inferscholasfic sporfs. GAA sponsored several acfivifies during fhe year. These included fhe annual awards program and a frip fo Kings Island in fhe spring. GAA OFFICERS: Fronf Row: Kafhy Reinharf, Karen Wifzke, sophomore represenfafives: Marica Donaldson, senior represenfafive. Back Row: Nancy Bowman, iunior represenfafiveg Cheryl Baker, senior presidenf, Mary Kurz, iunior repre- senfafive: Bobbie D'Amico, senior represenfafive. VARSITY F: Fronf Row: Mark Wagner, Jack Carfer, Dave Housfon, Leonard Overholser, Russ Compfon, Roy Leonard, Paf O'Donnell, John Schmidf, Karl Krumbholz. Row 2: Gene Converse, Dave Reed, Jim Krifzer, Mark I-lickson, Gary Baumann, Mark Sfeinbarger, Larry Beddies. Barry Snyder, Sfeve Scar- pelli. Row 3: Ray York, Clay Neiman, Mike Gregory, Jim Gafes, Sfeve Woolfe, Terry Tarnaska, Mike Healy, Mark Sfuckey, I-larold Long, Craig Nor- ris, Dale Kerkvlief. Row 4: Jerry Rinaldi, Lowell Franfz, Bob Demick, John Moore, Tony Quick, Ed Yike, Mike Wagner, Chris Gravel, Barry Sohulfz, Dave Maffhews, Randy Coy. Back Row: Sfeve Scoff, John Mecksfrofh, Dave Cun- ningham, Tom Kwesf, Ken Fosdick, Bob Sfaley. Scoff Sargeanf, Sfeve Roberfs, Dale Hayes. Edst Chess Club checkmdtes West in grudge mcitch Members ot Chess Club played a tull WOL schedule. The varsity team con- sisted ot tive members. Varsity team placed tenth out ot 40 teams in the Fairmont West Invitational held in November. At the state tourna- ment in Columbus, East placed in the top teams. Chess Club members improved their slcills by competing against one another at weekly meetings. Candy sales in the gym atter school tinanced the club. Below: Dave Matthews watches as AI Saliwanchik and Scott Donegan battle during a practice match. Right: Mike Lott and Tom Everman discuss the intormation to be ted into the computer. was ,a' Moth Club enioys voried cic'rivi'ries during the yecir Slarling wilb a lvlonle Carlo niqlwl in Oclober, lvlalb Club beld a variely of aclivilies for lbe year. Members enjoyed lbe Treasure l-lunl, wbicb was 'Qld on 'rbe campus, and llie Clirislmas parly. ln February, Mr. William Kramer demonsrrared bow +l'ie sclwool cornpurer works. Ollwer acliyilies for llwe year included a field rrip and a speaker. Leff: A+ lbe conclusion of Mr. Kramens demon' srrafion, Dave Holloway and Tim Jackson sludy a cornpuler prinfoul. Cenler: As Todd Adams and Tim Buehrer concenlrare, lbe march proceeds. Below: Mr. Kramer explains To lvlafb Club mem- bers bow flue compufer works. iw-N WF! Eosl's Pep Club sponsors vorious spiral picker uppers Throughoul lhe year Pep Club engaged in numerous aclivilies which added spiril. As always, Wesl Week played an imporlanl parl in Pep Club's proiecls. This year Norlh Unil look lirsl place in unil decoraling cornpelilion. To add a bil ol permanenl spiril in each unil, Pep Club conslrucled lellers spelling Fighling Fairmonl Easl Pal- cons. They hung lhese around lhe lops ol lhe unil lobbies. Pep Club made new lellers lor lhe gym lobby also. Pep Club members broughl enlhusi- asm lo many sporls aclivilies. Along wilh lheir voices, lhey used emply pop cans, which lhey clapped logelher: red and blue rags, which lhey waved in lhe air: and large signs lor lhe leam lo run lhrough. Pep Club also sponsored spiril buses lor several away loolball and bas- kelball games. A very large viclory bell given lo Easl several years ago was pul lo use by Pep Club. They reslored lhe bell and made a lrailer lo carry il. They planned lo lake il along lo all lhe games in lhe lulure and ring oul lheir enlhusiasm. Upper Righ+: Using her imaginalion, Cindy Grae- ler, creales one ol lhe many signs lor Wesl Week. Below: Pep Club ollicers: Bobbi Damico, Debbie Runyan, Cindy Toepler, Mary Lieser, Nancy Beam, and adviser, Mr, Chris Griggs. Lower Rlghl: Signs add a sparkling nole lor Wesl Week, sponsored by Pep Club. r Upper Left Pep Club presidenf Mary Lieser, along willw Dan Offen and Mr. Griggs, work on fhe lelfers for flue unif lobbies. Below: During a 'Pep Club meeling, members show fheir enfhusi- asm by singing Eas+'s figh+ song. New uniforms, hours oT prcicTice win Debs Trophies Members oT The Debs and band worked To raise money in order Tor The Debs To buy new uniTorms. Band and Deb ParenTs AssociaTion organized a paTio sale To help wiTh The Tund raising. The annual calendar and TruiTcalce sale supplied The resT oT The Tunds To buy new uniTorms. CenTerville Coeds sponsored The TiTTh annual Drill Team CompeTiTion. Debs placed TirsT in BesT UniTorm General Appearance. The Debs perTormed To HST. Louis Blues and Java and placed TiTTh. ParTicipaTing wiTh The band, The Debs perTormed aT TooTball and basl4eTball games and many pep assemblies. 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V f ' We V, ' ' ' .V ,,y,,y VV , , ,,,, V , V i V 4 V ,, W, VV V V44 , V V,VVV V It V V VV We 4i,,Mq,, 1 ,VV ,QV V r nf? ruffle w' 4 , ii f:+f'ii..dI.fV -'i' ' DEBUTANTES: Fronf Row: Kim Brown, Kim Taranfino, Roseanne Berry, Cap- fain Vicky Hsia, Firsl' Lieufenanf Sondra Hull, Second Lieu+enanf Cindy Dowler, Warranl Officer Trudy Huckins, Pam Shepherd, Teri Cook, Jill Bis- singer. Row 2: Sandy Hample. Sue Hsia, Debbie Lion, Vicki Buckner, Debbie Tiplon, Bobbie Jo Smilh, Kafhy Landis, Sue Alexander, Mary Schmidt Row 3: Judy Boldman, Parry Underwood, Karen Meyer, Kafhy Smilh, Kafhy Sher- wood, Carolyn Malfhei, Diane Pugh, Denise Tilberry, Maureen Gales. Row 4: Paula Kofschwar, Brenda Arnold, Cyndie Ross, Lee Browder, Pam Kagay, Pam Miller, Sue Schmidt Kim Richey, Kim Anderson, Back Row: Karen Blackmore. Sandy Chaney, Dana Easfman, Nancy Carnahan, Myra Druseikus, Debbie Machus, Debbie Jolley, Debbie Vesper, Parry Kuehn. Eost bond provides colortul entertoinment during holttime On August 2l, at 8:00 in the morn- ing, the Fairmont East Band got together tor the tirst time, beginning a two-week period ot ditticult practices. During these two weeks, the upperclass- men, who already knew the basics ot marching, helped the sophomores learn how to march. The band's tirst public appearance was on Labor Day, when they marched down the streets ot Kettering in the annual Floliday-at-Home Parade. Then on the same evening, they pertormed at Fairmont Stadium Foreman Field. Atter school started, the band enter- tained the crowds at the tootball games during halttime each week. These per- tormances were learned and pertected in nine hours ot practice during sixth period every day and atter school on Mondays and Wednesdays. This year, the band's pertormances ranged trom strictly precision marching to poking tun at the political parties, while playing the latest popular and rock songs. The band also changed their pre-game, entering trom the sidelines and torming a tlying wedge. As the marching band dispersed, the concert band took shape with approxi- mately I lO members. The concert band rehearsed during sixth period every day, preparing tor their two yearly con- certs. The winter concert was in Febru- ary and the spring concert was in May. From the concert band stemmed the Pep Band, a select group ot musicians who played at the wrestling meets, gymnastics meets, and the basketball games. They provided musical cheers and music throughout the games and at halttime. Upper Right: Atter a long night ot playing at the UD. Arena, the Pep Band tinally has a chance to relax. Right: Senior John Meckstroth plays his trumpet during one ot many halttime shows. pn l l 1 , g .M is -- Wir THE l972-'73 FALCON MARCHING BAND: Sandie Akerman, Dan Albrechl, Debbie Albrecht Debbie Alspach, Barbara Anderson, Debby Andres, Melissa Barr, Darlene Bearly. Palricia Bennisen, Parry Biddle, Darci Birmingham, Jeanne Birnbaum. Melanie Brewer, Jamie Brown, Linda Buehner, Lori Candella. Linda Caplinger, Larry Carrolano. Robbie Casfle, Perry Caudill, David Clark, Karen Clark, Calhy Colosimo. David Cunningham. Heafher Cunningham, Louie Cyr, Jim Dagg, Lisa Day, Dave Diererle. AI Dorimeyer, Greg Dursi, Kevin Espy, Mark Fariello, Tom Farrell, Ken Fosdick, Tom Glick, Don Hassil, David Halfield. Cheryl Heckerson, Lori Heiland, Mark Heiland, Rollan Hen- derson, Jane Heyda, Merrie Hildebrand, Jill Holland, Leslie Houseman. Befh Howell, Vicki Huff, Tim Jackson, Vicki Johnson, Ron Julian, Dave Kesig, Greg Kochendorifer. Sherrie Leonard, Linda Ludwig, Richard Malegorski, Shane Below: Drum Maior Grady Henderson sfands af alfenfion while fhe band performs a drill behind him. Lefl: Senior Jeff Sprouse plays lhe Fighf Song on his fuba as +he band marches downfield during fhe pre-game. ix! ,Q L Mansen, Sandy Marshall. Debbie Marlin, William Marlin, Sreve McCoy, Paul McCready, Carol Meckslrofh. John Meckslrolh, Pam Minnix, Rosina Minnix, Randy Moshos, James Nagel, Karen Nagel, Julie Newcomb, Roberr New- comb, Jack O'Brian. Sam Osman, Jeff Paflerson, Kim Pearson, Mary Pielran- fonio, Ron Purdy, Jeff Raine, Tom Reeder, Dawna Richardson. Mike Rish, Palli Rifchey, Granl Roffler, Gary Sammons, Bruce Schwarzkopf, Susan Schweickarf, Fred Siegel. Denise Shellon, Sharon Shilling, John Smilh, Sieve Snyder. Janie Speck. Cindy Sprouse, Jeil' Sprouse, Mike Sfrain, Mike Sfrohminger, Bill Slu- dabaker, Sieve Swope, Sieve Taylor, Mary Terkoski, Cheryl Thompson, Barb Torka, Dick Tunney, Jan Vasiliadis, Brian Warren. Mark Webber, Sfeve Yeiser, Jackie Wefz, Karen Williamson. Cindy Youngerman, Kalhy Yusko, Joe wiss er. Girls' Glee prepares many unique programs for l973 Members of Girls' Glee had a busy schedule fhis year wifh several large, imporfanf programs. Those programs included singing engagemenfs af fhe Gresfview Nursing l-lome, fhe AlleKeff fering PTA meefing, fhe Lakewood Aparfmenfs and fhe disfricf choral con- fesf on March l7. Glee used a wide variefy of music fhis year. Their numbers included many of foday's popular funes, movie and Broadway songs, religious music and fhe more difficulf fypes of music used in confesf. Af Ghrisfmasfime, Girls' Glee was one of fhe organizafions fhaf adopfed a needy family. They supplied fhe family wifh food, clofhing, foys and ofher household goods fhe girls collecfed. The girls in Glee had fimes when fhey could relax and enioy fhemselves, foo. A couple of fhese occasions involved a picnic af l-lills and Dales and fhe annual Glee Banquef af flue lmpe- rial l-louse Soufh. Rigluf: During flue Girls' Glee Chrisfmas Concerf, Sue Raffle sings a solo, Mary Had a Boy Child. , , . AM s ..,. uuxfm nu fs 1 f ai-H nanny GIRLS' GLEE: Fronf Row: Diana McMichael, Julie Efz, Kafhi Cook, Jan Jack- son, Barb Pressler, Mary Webb, Kim Praff, Glenda Crislip, Delores Overluolser, Cecelia OBrien, Bobbi Jo Smifh, Gafhy Reese, Mary Broadsfock, Tanya Bar- neff, Cindy Jackson, Cindy Wluiffier, Kim Rossel. Row 2: Kaflui Payne, Cheryl Real, Nina l'licks, Teri Allen, Penny King, Beckie Mardis, Kim Pearson, Cindy Vanfilburg. Paffi Robinson, Brenda Drake, Sue Warner, Cindy Weller, Gail Replogle, Diane Ulery. Breda Downend. Vicki Morris, Pam Riggle, Cheryl Dur- renberg, Dawn McFarland. Row 3: Dawna Richardson, Sue Raffle. Mag Maf- fluews, Gwen l-lavener, Susan Booher, Jody Morgan, Kafhy Payfon, April Sfrine, Terry Allen, Tina Bramlage, Melanie Foor, Jenny Wilson, Karen Gun- nagin, Cindy Toepfer, Lori Heiland, Kafhy Yusko, Dale Swisher, Myra Dru- seikis, Denise Marksberry. Cindi Green, Debbi Grome, Be-fh Kohn, Denise Vawfer, Denise Vaugluf. Back Row: Ramona Jarvis, Judy Pickle, Susan Mccreighf, Donna Sfufrud, Julie Wrighf, Debbie Weir. Susan Kinsey, Barbara Malchow, Jill l-lolland, Eve Garfon, Robin Fisher, Maura Weir, Pam Enfingh, Julie Young, Debbie Sufherland, Debbie Fosfer, Barbara Robinson, Paffi l-lol- worsen, Gayle Klein, Spring musiccil, concerts keep orchesrro busy Orcheslra engaged in many acrivilies 'rhis year. ll grew from nine members To ninereen, Serving as 'rhe orches+ra's concerl mislress was Melanie Sladdon. who held 'rhis posilion for rwo years. Orchesrra gave lwo concerls during lhe year. The lirsl concerl was given for a sludenr assembly a+ Oakwood l-ligh School. The second concerl was presenled during a sludenl assembly al Easl. ln February, lhe orcheslra began pracfice for lhe spring musical, My Fair Lady. I Above Lefl: Preparing for lheir concert Susan Lafsko and Laura Hufchinson rehearse. Above: Slopping lor a moment Mr. l-'lolesovslcy makes a point Left Orchesfra pracfice demands concenfrafion from Jeanne Cox and Ron Sowell, FAIRMONT EAST FALCONAIRES: Fronf Row: Scolr Rush, Jane Howard, Nancy Rhodes, Leigh Sernpeles, Paul Kesler. Row 2: Karhy Pramer, Jim Karns, Brenda Toepier, Terry Sfump, Carhie Lilly, Paul McCreacly. Row 3: Debbie Gard, Ken Schreck, Lyn Goerremiller. Bill Powell, Nancy Carnahan, John Ruia, Laura Howansky, Greg Garrison. Back Row: Sue Werr, Leigh Hunrer, Cafhy Graefer, Sieve Hilgeman, Berh Jamison, Sieve Derrick, Elaine Henry, Bob Hageman, Brian Proiiil. 'W i V' -, j g, Q' 5 ' e N., Q f 2 I , 5 K A 1 , Q-9 FAIRMONT EAST CONCERT CHOIR: Frorrl Row: Connie Benrz, Heafher Cunningham, Jane Howard. Caihie Lilly, Kaihy Diegel, Lyn Goerlemiller, Anifa Kouns, Lori Keener, Kalhy Pramer, Robbi Casfle, Kim Sfubbs, Chris Leab, Parry Alcorn, Debbie Tipron, Karen Meyer, social chairman: Sandy Clark, Brenda Toepier, Leigh Sernpeles, Nancy Chrislolear, Kim Walker, Sue Werr, Debbie Alberl, Nancy Rhodes, Karhy Shumard, Mrs. Madonna Goss, direcror, Row 2: Mary Leiser, Carrie Brown, Laura Howansky, Barb Hageman, Claire Jennings, Cafhy Graeler, Nancy Carnahan, secrefaryq Paula Whirney, Claudia King, Marcia Boyer, Elaine Henry, Kim Hagan, Kim Richey, Karen Koogler, Cindy Craeler, Debbie Gard, Treasurer: Belh Jamison. Cheryl Brown, Jayne Fornshell, Cyndi Ross, Diane Marksberry, Sue Holloway, Sheila Pember- fon, Anne Osborne, Debbie Collins, Warren Remson, Marcia Donaldson, Annefle Sloehr, Amy Morier, Sharyn Wolfe. Row 3: Dave Huslon, Brian Prof- fif, John Ruia, Charlie Edelen, Leigh Hunrer, Mike Sfrohminger, Sieve Graves, Bob Bosco, Dave Thomas, Rick Durrenberg, Paul Raferman, Glenn Burns, Jerry Click, Dan O'Connell, Doug Mobley, Sieve Phillips, Paul Kesler, Greg Adams, Randy Clark, Mike Kelley, Mike Jones, Terry Srump, Jim Karns, Bill Powell, Dan Schum, Scolr Rush. Back Row: Paul Marcum, Sieve Derrick, Greg Garri- son, Bob Hageman, Paul Kronson, Mike Alwood, Ken Becker, Dave Mallhews, presidenfp Terry Weiseman, Tom Lehman, Bill O'Donnell, Mike McCormick, John Afkinson, S+eve Mounrioy, Paul Smirh, Kevin McCluskey, Barry Schullz, vice-presidenrq Tim Harr, Bob Woodyard, Sreve Hilgeman, Craig Norris, Doug Harris. Paul Gallienne, Ken Schreck, Jim Fischer, Sieve Scofr, Paul McCready. hristmos o busy time for Concert Choir ond Folconciires As one of many Chrisfmas programs fhis year, fhe Concerf Choir sang on fhe Courf l'-louse sfeps in celebrafion of Dayfon's One World of Chrisfmasf' They also performed for 'rhe PTA, fhe Keffering Jaycees, and Keep Chrisf in Chrisfmas, Affer a year of hard work on pro- grams, confesfs, and musical, fhe choir held a banquef af Neil's l-lerifage l-louse. Members presenfed enferfain- menf of skifs and songs. The banquef ended wifh The announcemenf of new officers. New ouffifs added a fresh, new look fo fhe many Falconaire performances fhis year. One of fhe biggesf perform- ances was singing for a year-old book- ing af The Dayfon Shriners' Chrisfmas Parfy. Falconaires' highlighf of fhe year was appearing on a Channel 2 felevision show. George Zimmerman, superinfend- enf of music in Dayfon public schools, selecfed Falconaires for his program, Passpor+ fo Music. They gave a half hour performance. Upper Lef+: Af fhe All-Keffering PTA Chrisfmas Program, Mrs. Madonna Goss, Choral Direcfor. smiles as she welcomes Sanfa Claus. Lower Leff: As parf of Dayfon's One World of Chrisfmasu celebrafion, fhe Fairmonf Easf Concerf Choir sings on fhe Courf House sfeps. Below: In singing Wedding Song af The Shriners' Chrisfmas Prof gram, Falconaire Terry Sfump looks away as Elaine Henry sings her view of a wedding. 5 xy 3, V K R. gk fl DE, DCT, COE have busy extrci-curriculor schedules in '73 STudenTs in The DiversiTied Coopera- Tive Training program parTicipaTed in several evenTs ThroughouT The year. They visiTed Kimberly Clark and Armco STeel. They also wenT To King's Island and had a banqueT in The spring. Members oT DisTribuTive EducaTion ished Third in iob inTerview. CooperaTiye OTTice EducaTion mem- bers held Their annual Employer- Employee BanqueT aT Neil's I-leriTage I-louse on May lo. During The year, They also goT To eaT lunch aT SacksTed- er's, ViTo's Venice lnn and Marion's Sponsored a needy Tamily during The ChrisTmas season. ln regional conTesT Tor COE, Ellen I-luTTman Took TirsT place as File Clerk and STeve Comer Tinished Third in AccounTing. Taking TourTh places were Vickey Johnson, Job ApplicaTion, Judy classes Took parT in regional compeTi- Pizza- ThornTon, Verbal CommunicaTions7 Amy Tion. PresiclenT Vicki Siekierka placed COE sponsored homecoming queen Pef+j+, Sfenographic Work and Melody Third in display while Rick Calhoun Tin- candidaTe Debbie Jolley. They also Afkinggny Accgunfinq. cooPERATivE oFFicE EDUCATION: Ffen+ Row: Vickey Jenneen, Becky Ellen Huffman Debbie Folevl Sandy Labermen. Jessie BenTz, Vicki Eeneereff Hannah, Melody ATkinson, Judy ThornTon, PaT Weglage. Back Row: Shiela Sandl WOITS, ANU I'IOViOuS, Cindy Gregg, Diane AshursT, Linda Brown Amy SHT, STeye Comer, Sue Blair, Barb PaTTerson, Pam Wiggins, Maria Treon. P9TTlT' JUCIV IVIGYSVST Pal I-Gmb. I ...muses . Hu. ,. C... M-M4151-, 7' ,- e-All ff' DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAINING: FronT Row: Dan Kenny, Linda Darrell McCuTcheon, Jim Kilby, STeye Hamiel, Charlie Palmer, Mr. Charles Pease, Larry Norrod, STeve STrausbaugh, Garry SpiTler, Dave Heidenreich, POWGVS. Back Row: Dave Eraley. Mike EosTer, Malcolm Roe, Dave Casper. Bob Meyers, ',,R,,,i y . ' , :!! f-9 u Lefh COE members Vickey Johnson, Judy Thorn lon, Melody Afkinson, and Ellen Huffman assem ble 'their scrapbook for regional compefilion. Y zf 'WS DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION: Froni Row: Janef Kaylor. Vicki Siekierka. Sue Zwissler, Doug Robinson, Terry Norris, Bob Smifh, Bill Sfewarl, Paul Gruble. Knox, Michelle Epple. Row 2: Shirley Bradey, Carol Fliflon, Jan Gifford. Che- Gary Graven, Rick Calhoun, Pam l-lovious, Dan Loqes, Mr. Terrell McCracken, ryl Brewsfer. Cafhy Albrecr, Diane Vickers. Back Row: Dee Richardson. Jane Eoslern Echoes puts emphosis on feolure orficles Easlern Echoes published a wide vari- ely of arlicles fhis year. Slahc members emphasized iealure slories and in-deplh news reporling. Lellers To lhe edilor conlinued To be a popular fealure oi Easlern Echoes. Sfudenfs expressed 'rheir opinions on numerous lopics. Sludenf Council presidenl JoAnn Kurz wrole a column for each issue of The paper. Through Campus Cover- age she fried lo lceep lhe sfudenl body informed on council aclivilies. Jeanne Koverman was selecled 'ro be edilorfin-chief. Sue Werl was The fea- lure edilor and Jim Krilzer was lhe sporrs edilor. A iunior, Linda Slefan, was responsible for lhe edilorial page. Fran Waldron was fhe business man- ager. Above Righfz Eealure wriler ancl carloonisf, Charlie Schmalslig, works on one ol: his sarirical carfoons. Righfz Wilh lhe aid of a lape recorder, Linda Slelan inferviews Mr. Roberl Riley for an arficle on fhe Junior Class Play. ggi, 4 Y Q ,....J until!! Above Leff: Feafure edifor Sue Werf discusses an arficle wi+h Debbi Sfovall while Lee Browder works on her sfory. Above: During an ecliforial board meefing, Bobbie Chrisfy and edifor-in-chief Jeanne Koverman lis+en fo fhe views of anofher sfaff member. Le'f+: While sporfs sfaff members Tim Warning and Sfeve Roberfs work on Their assignmen+s, sporfs edifor Jim Krifzer checks over John Meyers' s+ory wiih him. l973 Fcilcon sloff selects Decode of Progress for theme To commemorale Easl's lenlh birlh- day, lhe yearbook slall chose Decade ol Progress as lhe lheme lor rhe IQ73 Falcon. The slall borrowed The band and Debs' block FE-flying-wedge forma- lion lo symbolize The lheme. The yearbook slafl was selecled in lhe spring ol lasl year. Each slall mem- ber was responsible lor selling ads in an assigned business dislricl during lhe summer. Designing layouls, supervising pic- 'rure-laking, wriling headlines, copy, and caplions were all imporlanl sleps in gelring lhe yearbook oul on schedule. Each slail member was responsible lor preparing several pages ol: lhe book. lvlr. John Tile, advisor lo lhe year- book slall, chose Debbie Guy lo be ediror-in-chief. ln addilion live secrion edilors were selecledz Grady Hender- son, aclivilies and organizalions: Parry Richey, sporls: Belh Miner, seniors: Barb l-lalner, underclassy and Donna lvlonnig, academics. Righlz To celebrale his eighleenlh birfhday, Gail McBroom gives Grady Henderson some birrhday cake which she made in home economics, Below: Kalhi Busch and Pam Shepherd lislen as yearbook adviser, Mr. John Tile, lells aboul his college yearbook, Radu, as f w XJ' Rf-' W-ag. N WWwWm.,,i..mew L Upper Leff: Sporls edifor Pafly Richey selecfs picfures +0 use in her volleyball layouf. Left Yearbook sfaff members Renee Rowland, Tom Lehman. and Joan Zehring sorf picfures To use for llieir layou+s. Above: Working in flie fiffh period yearbook class, Vicki Buckner fypes lwer copy and caplions. 9' ,- .L lin, 11 -.', Mn! -- N .4 f 9 1 y 1 v .1 1 1 x .if .4 1-. ir nt - f '.- -Ji' ' ' P -,,,. ,,t,-...5,- f' L L 1 ,.f-1, .L ' s '5- . .,x,A 'Q wr, L ig xt N . ...-.. 4.... f,' ' 'fi ' fu' ' ' I 'B W SI-4 . -'nb-.. 1 - ,,.., .1 I 1' - i - ,.,gsr' t ,Ia ,.,,. 0 f '-- - ' 4 I Jw., r ,-arp l . wie. we 'fkfrwff +4 ' 'N' 4, 4 vifs, .1 4 , f :QQ if-fs? Q: ' ACADEMICS Leff: During aufo mechanics class, Sieve Dennis makes final adiusfmerds on his car. Above: Sfu- denfs lisfen affenfively 'ro Mr. Ellis Miller in psy- choloqy. 1 A 1. i -wx VZ' -.4-wut-1 9-X '-if' Above: In Guided lndependenf Reading Leigh Van Camp concenfrafes on her book. Above Righf: Dave Crease and John Hilfon wafcin felevie sion in multi-media class. Righf: Gene Converse. Jeff Wesfern and Mark Heilancl work Togefher on a group proiecf in English. qi , ,M ...qw-W is l i gyyg E s ., EE 553 xiii N MM am, A Speed reciding ottered tor tirst time here dt Eost This year tor the tirst time at East, Speed Reading was ottered. Two devices that were helptul were speed reading machines and the word game Scrabble. Mr. Riley, a teacher in South Unit, taught the course. Guided Independent Reading was a special course tor students who enioy reading on their own and at their own pace. Multi-media consisted ot studying medias such as television, newspaper, and radio. Speech students participated in speech tournaments and many won tro- phies. Students prepared tor contests during speech classes. Above Left: Scott Lucas reads a book ot his choice in Guided Independent Reading class. Left: Carolyn Matthei and Barry Schultz play Scrabble in Speed Reading to improve their vocabularies, Right: Speech sfudenfs Kalhy Coulfer, Calhy Chambers, Denise Marksberry, Sue Pirnenfel and Greg Long pracfice reading lo a class. Far Righf: Sieve Phillips and Scoff Sargen+ pracfice reading on speed reading machines. Below Far Right ln Mulfi Media Tara Schide and Judi Thornfon par- ficipafe in class discussion aboul Anewspapers. Below Righ+: ln English class Leonard Overholser and Tim Ryan discuss magazine arficle. Below: Mr. Dennis Cochran's lndependenf Reading Class concenfrafe on Their reading. fi 'A d . ,ww-f' I' 2 A J,-,,ff Sfudenfs offered large voriefy of English courses Sophomores fhis year chose befween fhree required English courses: basic composifion and American liferafure, basic composifion and survey of lifera- fure, and basic English. Sfudies included pracfical wrifing slcills and reading. Juniors were offered fwo courses: cornposifion and American liferafure and composifion and world liferafure. Composifion and world liferafure dealf wifh man's universal fraifs and exposi- fory wrifing. Seniors had choices befween advanced composifion and world lifera- fure or advanced composifion and lifer- ary analysis. Bofh courses dealf wifh wrifing composifions and sfudying plays and novels. E 'if 'rcucl fbi Llcn 1 JS 3 GJ e , , 9 4 2.1 ,K 0' ,J ,Q ia' ' is Q! My -ff' 0 .-n .'3' f L 'F' My ,iii . 1,7-ef l X wi .. xv. - it Above: ln German class, Debbie Tip+on, Jon Holme, and Ellio+ Carpenfer, franslafe vocabulary life words fo flue English pronunciafion. Below: Sfu- denfs work weekly in The language lab 'ro beffer lheir reading and speaking abilify. rl l 2 E w e S A 3 W in in i n e l A ei,i ,, Longuoge closses enjoy 'rhe voriefy of foreign gomes Easf offered four differenf foreign languages. They were German, Spanish, French, ancl Lafin. Spanish classes kepf busy giving dramafizafions of plays, playing Simon Says, giving slide shows, and memoriz- ing dialogues based on Charlie Brown comic sfrips, all of which were wriffen and spoken in Spanish. They also had a special unif on pronunciafion. Sfudying fhe culfure of people in Germany and affempfing fo learn daily speech pafferns which would be recog- nizable fo a nafive of fhe counfry played a large parf in German classes. A few sfudenfs fook a special fesf in an affempf fo win a four-week all-expense- paid frip fo Germany. French classes did a variefy of pro- jecfs. To beffer fheir reading and speaking abilify, fhey read French mag- azines and newspapers. Sfudenfs played French password, a French card game called Mille Bornes and did crossword puzzles for enioymenf. To sfudenfs planning professional careers in medicine, Lafin was very imporfanf. Translafion was a maior poinf in fhis class. Above: Two Spanish sfudenfs, Kevin Millar and Gabby Off, enioy a break in fheir daily roufine by going fo fhe laborafory. Far Leff: Sue l-lsia lisfens affenfively as French feacher, Miss Kay Benfon, helps her wifh an assignmenf. Leff: Janice Masfers pauses fo look over her French homework before furning if in. Sociol studies depcirtment odds two courses to curriculum The social studies department was enlarged this year with the addition ot psychology and modern European cul- tures, both semester courses. Psychology dealt with the study ot human behavior. The popularity ot this course decreased sociology enrollments. ln Mr. Joe l'laven's modern European cultures class, the emphasis was on a better understanding ot the people and events shaping today's world. lnstead ot an exam, students turned in a semes- ter proiect. The civics classes studied the recent Presidential election along with the democratic government ot the United States. Sociology classes dealt with the problems ot everyday lite. American history classes studied the past events leading to the development ot the United States. The world history classes studied man's progress through the ages in building civilization. The consumer economics classes sur- veyed the economic system ot the United States. The contemporary world issues course allowed the student to concentrate on current events. 3 .., , fa- t i I l E E Left: Concentrating Tom Guy reads his American history assignment. Above: With the use ot maps, Mark Koogler and Dee Wilder study the geogra- phy ot England. ali, -17 MM' A Mm AIZVN wsu! li ' ' gloss Above Left In psychology class, Mr. Ellis Miller acknowledges Sfephanie Minnish's response 'ro a quesfion. Above: The separafion of church and sfafe makes an inferesfing Topic for Judy S+rouse's civics reporf. Left Class discussion is an imporfanf perl of Mr. Ronald Helms sociology class. Moth Dept. otters vciried selections to Eost students Algebra l students learned to extend the tundamentals ot arithmetic to gen- eral numbers. Pupils learned the basics ot equations, inequalities, and graphs ot linear equations. Algebra ll students turther developed problem-solving skills. The course tocused on more advanced ideas, including exponents, logarithms, and quadratic equations. By presenting their work on the board, geometry students had the chance to explain the problems and tind their own mistakes. Mr. Dennis Pris- er's geometry classes took a break trom written examinations and had an oral one instead. East's math department ottered the student who desired a greater under- standing ot math a more enriched pro- gram. Trigonometry and Algebra III reviewed algebra and also emphasized relationships among the tunctions. Tri- gonometry and solid geometry students explored solid and analytic geometry and an introduction to calculus. Advanced Math IV concentrated on a thorough study ot calculus. Right: Nancy Beam explains a problem she has written on the board in Mr. Dennis Priser's advanced algebra class. with lil iici to I UI F df ' A 5.2 Q 1. SLN 2 y.J k :gsm-my W 'N-s fi I1 in--f Upper Lefh Susan Buckner uses class fime 'ro work on her algebra assignment Lower Lefh Heidi Cooper erases an error she has found in her work. Above: Sfudenrs in algebra class concenfrafe on probfems being discussed. 4 it Y L ,A 91 Righ+: Biology sludenls, Sfeve Graves and Randy Clark examine differenl Types ol algae under The microscope while recording llieir obseryalions. Below: Mr. Gordon Blaclcmores clwemisfry class lislens alfenlively while he delivers his lecfure. -M., 2 Z a 1 2 5 v 2 .-rr' 1 Top: Senior, Jo Ann Kurz accepTs advice Trom physics Teacher, Mr. Phillip Cline. Above: Mr. Jim Ehler insTrucTs Biology l sTudenT Kim STubbs on proper use OT The microscope. Science progrcim exponds, odding Three new courses This year's science curriculum added Three new courses. STudenTs had The opporTuniTy To Talce general chemisTry, ChemisTry Il, or Physics II. General chemisTry provided an inTro- ducTion To The chemisTry courses. Emphasis was on descripTive and pracTi- cal chemisTry. SemesTer courses in ChemisTry II and Physics ll allowed seniors To enTer a more deTailed sfudy oT The Two sci- ences. ChemisTry ll insTrucTors sTressed soluTion chemisTry and gualiTaTive analy- sis. STudenTs Taking Physics II sTudied advanced Topics in elecTriciTy, magneT- ism, and nuclear energy. TradiTional science courses, such as Biology I, ll, ChemisTry l, and general science, conTinued To involve many oT EasT sTudenTs. General science inTro- duced sTudenTs To The physical sciences. lT TaughT sTudenTs The scienTiTic princi- ples relaTing To weaTher, heaT, lighT, sound and elecTriciTy. Biology l and Il presenTed a sTudy oT The living sciences, including The planT and animal lcingdoms. ChemisTry l dealT wiTh The basic laws and Theories and how They govern chemical reacTions. Below: Eric Miller works ar his proiecf. Right Jim Speck concenfrales while puffing finishing fouches on his acrylic painfing. Lower Righf: Mrs. Ann Fahnline's fiffh period works on Their individual proiecls. . 9 ,, Avia Q ,vi i X. ,.,, - I 0 ,nm , 'if-1 ii Vxfd, an- ,f lj, M Ci. . .--v1: .Qin X-ix i sa :JF fi ,.,, f ,. W 1 wwf- ,ff fx .mia ,, . More cirt sign-ups result in crowded classrooms F More ort sign-ups result in crowded clossroom Art classes had more sign-ups than there had been in recent years. As a result, classes were crowded. Art l, ll, and lll, consisted ot required projects. Art IV provided tor independent work. The art instructors, lvlrs. Ann Fahn- line, Mr. Don Reed, and lvlr. Jack Wemnter, assisted students with their projects, while teaching them tunda- mentals ot art. They also helped with decorations tor atter-school activities. Lett: Mr. Jaclc Wemmer, art teacher in North Unit, helps Sondra Mullins with her painting. Below Left: Dan Luce studies his sculpture. New equipment enobles students to develop better stitching skills The addition ot WZO new Elna sew- ing machines greatly improved the clothing departments equipment, replacing the older Singer models. The new machines enabled the students to do amost any kind ot stitch to pertect protessional looking garments. Durabil- ity and serviceability were deciding tactors in the selection ot the machines. Highlighting child care classes were tield trips to Bergamo Center tor the retarded children, to Kettering Hospi- tal's maternity section, and to area ele- mentary schools, where the students observed kindergarten children. Guest speakers and tilms on the subiect ot child care also played important roles in the course. Home management students had the opportunity ot participating in a crash course in interior decorating. The stu- dents visited a local store's turnishings department tor a presentation on the art ot home decoration. Above Right: During the Home Economics Style Show, Cyndi Whittier models her outtit, Right: As Mrs, Alice Cordts looks on, home manage- ment class members prepare to leave on a tield trip. ' ,Q 96 l i H W N is W 3 W -' .N 'x Above Lefh New sewing machines provide Vicki Harris wifh greafer ease in sfifching. Above: Sophomore Kim Schafer pu+s fhe finishing Touches on her proiect Le'F+: Tas+inq +heir fin- ished producf is a pleasani Task for Howard Ruben and Wayne Napier, 'f' i fc A Below: Senior Vicki Harmon pracfices on an add- ing machine. Righ'r: In office praclice Rose Wil- liams Wpes a business form. BoH'om: Business mafh problems require feam work from Maria Treon and Jane Zwissler. I N02-QQQE xx 1 lff,it , W 2 2 98 ,, i ...X s lp, Kink' 'W fly. lb' .. ,f W Cultivcition ot ottice skills prepcires students tor tuture ti This year, the business department received several new ottice machines tor the use ot ottice practice students. The new electronic calculators and typewriters gave the students an oppor- tunity to become skilled in the opera- tion ot more business machines. ln her shorthand classes, Mrs. Virginia Baker tried to break the monotony ot the daily class routine by having stu- dents play educational games relating to the subject matter, such as Short- hand Relay and Shorthand Password. By playing these games, the students develop greater interest and speed in the subject. Typing classes learned to develop tin- ger movement co-ordination by typing in rhythm with records. An insurance salesman lectured to Mrs. Elizabeth Goertemiller's business math class on the importance ot tigures in the insur- ance business. Mrs. Mariorie Adler's business law classes visited the municipal court where they observed a trial. A tormer prosecuting attorney also talked with the classes about some ot the cases he had tried. Above Left: Transcribing is otten the most ditti- cult tor Shorthand l students. Left: Taking advan- tage ot the business tacilities, Ann Hovious prac- tices workbook drills. Photogrophy hos too mony sign-ups too little room East students popularized photogra- phy class beyond expectations. Well over IOO students signed up: however, some juniors and sophomores could not talce the course. Still, many East students participated under three ditterent teachers. lvlr. John Tite, Mr. Dale Couchman, and Mr. Neal Charslce taught photography, with Mr. Couchman's having the only darlc- room. Due to necessity, lvlr. lite set up a malceshitt darkroom in room 408. Even though classes were large and room limited, students merited trom the course. Students learned how to take shots and develop them. Students even developed color pictures in lvlr. Couch- man's sections. Another new class was initiated in the industrial arts program. lvlrs. Linder, a tormer pilot, taught aviation, atter originating the course in a Saturday seminar. Aviation students dealt with varied aspects ot tlight. Students acquainted themselves with the operation ot air- cratt, specitically with the instrument panel. Students also planned tlight pate terns, using maps ot airports. V' A if ' 39,2 s s -....,,,NW ---- ,,,....,,. . f ,.s1 ,Zi ui. Below: Only affer he has furned ol? fhe car does Tim Cohl unfasfen his seal and shoulder harness. Leffz Before adiusfing fhe brakes, Bill Engel removes fhe leff fron? wheel assembly. Far Leff: To obfain proper lighflng on Sandy Williams, Terry Sfump adiusfs one of The lamps before falc- inq her pidure. Leff: Using a lorquewrench, Andy l-less af+ains fhe proper le-nsion on fhe heads. Far Left Show- ing a specific example, Mrs. Codye Linder explains fo Karen Rhoden 'rhe basic idea of speed and resisfance. Home electricity concentroites on residenticil wiring Practical home electricity was designed to show the practical applica- tion ot wiring. Mr. Jack Vair demon- strated how to wire lamps, outlets, and circuits. Basically, home electricity stu- dents learned things they can use when they become homeowners. Apparently many East students tore- saw the valuable experience that could loe gained trom the course. As a result. sign-ups were many and classes were large. ln Mr. Vair's tirst semester sec- tions, nearly l25 students enrolled. Above Right: ln electricity class Mr. Vair explains a principle ot heat and pressure. Right: Relaxing in a Junior Class Play prop. Rick Simpson studies tor his later classes atter tinishing worlc in stage- cratt. 1 Above Leff: ln wood working class Bill Jones works on assembling a slool. Leff: Using a pair calipers, Tom Smillw checks 'rlwe measuremenls of flue spindle lne is furning on The laflne. Above: ln slagecraff Barb While hangs wallpaper on flue sef for flwe Junior Class Play. Above: AT l-laman+ Tool Co. Gary Spifler lurns a lafhe during his DCT fraining program. Above Right A+ lhe LM. Berry Com COE sluclenf Amy Pefif is a sales fraining secrefary. Right A+ Rose- wood Elemervrary School, Communi+y Service Vol- unfeer Sharon Ferrel gives children individual alferifion. Cccupofionol Work Experience clciss p curriculum Cooperafive programs af Easf expanded fhis year. Occupafional Work Experience was added fo The curriculum fo provide work experience for sfudenfs wifhouf specialized skills. Cooperafive Office Educafion faughf sfudenfs skills in office work. They worked on iobs requiring fyping, sfe- nography, shorfhand, and knowledge of business machines. Disfribufive Educafion gave sfudenfs classroom fraining in markefing and adverfising. Sfudenfs worked in such refail ouflefs as supermarkefs, furnifure sfores and office equipmenf sfores. Diversified Cooperafive Training infroduced sfudenfs fo vocafional frain- ing. Sfudenfs were placed in frade and indusfrial occupafions. Communify Service offered sfudenfs fhe opporfunify fo perform volunfeer work. Sfudenfs were excused fwo peri- ods a day fo fufor in fhe elemenfary and iunior high schools or work af fhe Keffering l-lospifal. Above Leff: Talking on fhe phone, Vicki Siekierka confirms an order af Keffering Office and Draff- ing. Leff: Af fhe Board of Educafion OWE sfu- denfs Mark Campbell cleans audiofvisual equip- menf. Music depcirtment Besides the entertainment provided by East's football team in their best season ever, each halttime the band and Debs graced the tield with dances to such popular tunes as Shalt and l've Got Rhythm. The band per- tormed dilticult drills to hits like Alex- ander's Ragtime Band. Wintertime brought the band and orchestra together for two concerts. Pep band boosted spirit at basketball games, and Girls' Glee Club helped to inaugurate Downtown Dayton's First Annual One World ot Christmas. Adding a new dimension to the dra- matic performances this year, East's orchestra backed up the iunior class play, Little Boy Pound. They played Brian's Song, Pieces ot Dreams. and Summer ol '42. Ending the school year, all the talents ol the music department worked together and staged the traditional spring operetta. My Fair Lady was this year's selection. Above Right: Playing solo bass fiddle in the orchestra is a pleasant responsibility lor sopho- more Larry Rothhammer. Below Right: Experi- enced senior choir members Claudia King, Dave Thomas, Diane lvlarlcsberry. and Paul Raterman relax and enioy fourth period choir class. helps cidd vciriety to other Edst octivities -Q ,Lys . f --us 'F' Above: Concenfrafion is fhe key fo perfecfinq fhe alma mafer for concerf band members Herb Schafer, Pam Minnix, and Jeff Pafferson. Lefh A+ The All-Ke++erinq PTA Chrisfmas Show, sopho- more Sue Raffel solos in Mary Had a Boy Cl'1Hd. Above Leff: Leading Hue class in si+-ups is more fun +han work for gym assis+an+ Gayle Klein. Above Rigl'1+: Juniors in Miss Jayson's fourfh period neal+n class fake inferesf in a discussion on preven+ing pollu+ion. Righfz Jumping for a clear shot junior Lance Chambers scores for his Team. Hedllh ond phys. ed coord'nciTe menlcil cmd physiccil fitness Physical Educalion was designed 'ro Teach sfudenfs alerfness. discipline, and feamworlc. A varied program provided for diiferenl skill levels. This year golf replaced sollball in lhe junior girls' pro- gram. Healfh class gave sfudenfs insighl info personal hygiene. Emphasis was primarily on prevenling mosl of fhe common po+en+ial healfh hazards. Le'f+: Juggling helps Greg Thompson masler bal- ance and coordinafion. Above: On fhe uneven parallel bars, Sue Binger execules a hip circle under fhe walchlul eyes of Lynne delvlille. mDn... Mr. Chesler A. Roush Mr. John Lucas Mr. Clark Haines Mr. Howard FlaHer Dr. Maurice Wogaman Superinlendenf Assisfanf Assisfanl' Assis+an+ Assisfanf Keffering Schools Superinlendenl' Superinfendenf Superinlendenf Superinlendenf Business Public Relafions Curriculum Pupil Personnel a nd Personnel BOARD OF EDUCATION: Fronf Row: Mrs, Winifred Fiedler, Mr. Frank Parks, Mrs. Berfhe Weisf, Clerk. Baclt Row: Mr. Reber? Oxley, Mr. Dale Chandler, Mr. John Bowden. I' 2 f Mft? RW f Adminislralion not always easy, often rewarding MR. CHARLES NOLAN Principal. Years af Easfz IO. Acfivifiesz Sfudenf Council adviser, Nalional Honor Sociefy adviser, lnlra-School Council adviser. MR. HAROLD HALL Assisfanf Principal. Years af Easl: IO. Aclivilies: lnfra-School Council adviser. Nafional Honor Sociely adviser, Ameri- can Field Service Liaison. Above Leflz Superinfendenl Chesler Roush oflen lakes lime lo consul? wilh Mr. Nolan. Upper Right ln The corri- dor of flags, Mr, Hall shows Mr. Nolan The Unifed Kingdom flag presenfed by exchange sfudenf Rosie Noel. Le'F'l: Affer wailing len years lor Easfs firsl WOL foolball rifle, Mr. Nolan clufches fhe lrophy proudly. 111 Mr. William Sfubbs Mr. Glenn Roberfs Mr. Duane Fender ,vu MRS. JANET MADDUX Main Office Secrefary. Years af Easf: I. MRS. SHIRLEY RICHARDSON Main Office Sec- refary. Years af Easf: 9. MRS. NANCY ENGEL Financial Secrefary. Years af Easf: I. MRS. NELDA JACKSON Aflwlefic Office Secre- fary. Years af Easf: 4. MRS. PATRICIA McATEE Cenfral Office Secre- fary. Years af Easf: 6. MRS. KATE KIRBY Norfln Office Secrefary. Years af Easf: 4, MRS. LELA MEHL Soufln Office Secrefary. Years af Easf: 9. siuosm OUNCIL f if 2 Mrs. Janet Maddux Mrs. Shirley Richardson Mrs. Patricia McAtee Mrs. Kate Kirby A ' i ',?l 'IS31w. 3 V . g y,f1 2 n ,,-..,,4f..,. ,-12' ss., . , J, 11,3 + I z . 'N if fa Q it 52 X ie. '44, , a, , .os . -A2 5' Snitz., a 1 . I 'K 5 'MQ E fri W r . H 41 s X, A . x f l Mrs. Nancy Engel Mrs. Nelda Jackson in EN Mrs. Lela Mehl Administrators pertorm vcirious school duties MR. WILLIAM STUBBS Central Unit Supervisor. Years at East: B. Activities: iunior class adviser, National Honor Society adviser. MR. GLENN ROBERTS North Unit Supervisor. Years at East: 9. Activities: senior class adviser, National Honor Society adviser. MR. DUANE FENDER South Unit Supervisor. Years at East: IO. Activities: sophomore class adviser, National Honor Society adviser. Far Left: Finding time to give Sue Holloway instructions isn't easy tor Mrs. Kirby, North Unit secretary. Lower Left: During the NHS Dinner, Mr. Roberts, North Unit Supervisor, hands out ice cream. Center: All three unit supervisors discuss tardiness. Unif counselors fulfill firsf port in doily roufine MRS. SALLY WALLACE Norfh Unif Guidance Counselor. Years af Easf: 4. Acfivifiesz cheerlead- ing adviser. MR. KENNETH DURST Norfh Unif Guidance Counselor. Years af Easf: 9. MISS JANET EVANS Cenfral Unif Guidance Counselor. Years af Easf: 5. Acfivifies: AFS adviser. MR. JOHN KOONTS Cenfral Unif Guidance Counselor. Years af Easfz 6. MRS. SHIRLEY GRIFFITH Soufh Unif Guidance Counselor. Years af Easf: 4. Acfivifies: field hockey official, adviser for girls' inframurals, girls' golf coach. MR. GEORGE SHELLENBARGER Soufh Unif Guidance Counselor. Years af Easf: I. Righf: Every morning finds Miss Evans and Mr. Koonfs giving ouf re-admifs 'ro such sfudenfs as Tim Drumm and Lori Ferraro. Top Righfz Hoping fo brighfen Jenni Griswold's day, Mr. Koonfs produces a Charlie Brown posfer. Far Top Righf: While in fhe library, John Meyers cafches up on his reading. Exfreme Far Righf: Seniors: Kim Tar- anfino, Diane Wifzlre, and Roseanne Berry choose co-op sfudy fo mix work wifh fun. Far Righf: Assisfing in fhe library keeps Mrs. Hall busy wifh fhe records. ,-ig S xs x F ...M 3 . WN w 1 Q .. M ..s.-. . ,Q sa 5' A ' we Mrs. Sally Wallace Mr. Kennefh Dursf Miss Janef Evans Mr. John Koonfs Mrs. Shirley Griffifh Mr. George Shellenbarqer Eost students choose their own individuol study oreos 'W E .M fy R L' fl! tt i A lx 5 il' .Ili lim' ,,,, R Mrs. Charlotte Hill Mr. Jett Claus MR. GARLAND STATON Central Unit. Subject: Educable Mentally Retarded. Years at East: 7. MRS. MARGARET PRICE Study Hall Director. Years at East: 6. MRS. CHARLOTTE HILL Librarian. Years at East: IO. MR. JEFF CLAUS Librarian. Years at East: I. MRS. KATHY HALL Library Aide. Years at East: I. MRS. MAROLYN HOLLOWAY School Nurse. Years at East: I. ffk Mr. Garland Staton Mrs. Margaret Price Vw? R+ ..,.,,, MMA i X Mrs. Kathy Hall Mrs. Marolyn Holloway -,-,N English courses brcinch into mdny diversified fields MR. LEE PELLETT Norfh Unil. Years al Easlz IO. Subieclsz Basic Composilion and Survey of Lilera- lure. MISS SUSAN MUSTAINE Soulh Unil. Years al' Easl: I. Subiecfs: Basic Composilion and Survey of Lileralure, American Lileralure. Ac+ivi+ies: Horseback Riding Club adviser. MR. STEVE GOOGASH Soufh Uni+. Years af Easf: I. Subieclsz Basic Composilion and Survey of Lileralure, American Liferafure. MISS CAROL MINZY Soulh Unif. Years af Easlc 5. Subieclsz Basic Composilion and American Lila eralure, World Lilerafure. MR. ROBERT RILEY Soufh Unif. Years a+ Easf: 4. Subieclsz Speed Reading, Advanced Composilion and World Lilerafure. Aclivilies: Direclor of Jun- ior Class Play, NFL adviser. MRS. ARLENE AKERMAN Norfh Unil. Years af Easlz IO. Subiecfs: Composifion and World Lifer- arure, Conlesl Speech, Speech and World Lifera- lure. Aclivifiesz NFL adviser, Direcfor of Senior and Sophomore Class Plays. MRS. LINDA LAUGHTER Norfh Unif. Years al Eas+: I. Subiecls: Basic Composifion and Survey of Liferafure. American Liferafure. MR. E. J. MCKNIGHT Norlh Unil. Years al' Easf: I. Subiecls: Basic Composilion and Survey of Lil'- erafure, Advanced Composilion and World Liler- afure. Acfiviliesz sophomore loofball coach, assislanf wresllinq coach. Top: During lasl years musical Mr. Riley applies Doug RichIey's malce-up. .n v 414+ Mr. Lee Pellefl Miss Susan Musfaine Mr. Sleve Googash Miss Carol Minzy Av ix? .- wr 4,..r Mr. Roberl Riley Mrs. Arlene Alcerman Mrs. Eudora Tile Mr. Franlc Monfuro Mr. Dennis Cochran Mrs. Joan Leary -i MRS. EUDORA TITE Cenfral Unif. Years af Easfz 7. Subiecfs: Advanced Composifion and World Lilerafure. Lilerary Analysis. MR. FRANK MONTURO Soufh Unif. Years af Easfz 6. Subiecfs: Humanifies, Liferary Analysis. Aclivifiesz English coordinafor. MR. DENNIS COCHRAN Soufh Unil. Years af Easfz 3. Subiecfsz Guided lndependenf Reading, Basic Composilion and Survey of Liferafure, Crew alive Wriling. MRS. JOAN LEARY Cenfral Unif. Years af Easf: 4. Subiecfs: American Liferafure, lviulfi-Media. MRS. BETH FARRIS Cenfral Unif. Years af Eas+: 5. Subiecfs: American Liferafure, English, Home- making. Acfivifiesz FTA adviser. MRS. CHARLENE MAGNESS Cenlral Unif. Years af Easlz l. Subiecfs: Basic English, Basic Composifion and Survey of Liferafure. MR. THOMAS COBEY Norlh Unil. Years af Easf: 5. Subieclsz lndusfrial English, Basic English. Acfiviliesz lennis coach, assis+an'rfoo1'ball coach. MRS. BARBARA SUDHEIMER Soulh Unil. Years a+ Easf: 9. Subieclsz American Lileralure, Liferary Analysis, Journalism, Guided lndependenl Read- ing. MR. JOHN TITE Norfh Unif. Years af Easlz 7. Subieclsz Newspaper, Yearbook, Phofography. Acfivifiesz direclor of publicalions. Cenfer: Speed reading lefs sfudenfs, such, as Myra Druseilcis, Donna Sfufrud, Roseanne Berry. and Rollan Henderson, save Time. Mrs. Befh Farris Mrs. Charlene Mr. Thomas Cobey Mrs. Barbara Mr. John Ti+e Magness Sudheimer Mcilh cind science 'redchers develop melhods, ideos MR. EARL SHAFER Norlh Unil. Years al Easl: I. Subiecls: Plane Geomelry. Algebra I, lnduslrial Mafh. Aclivilies: Assislanl Gvmnaslics Coach. MRS. LYNN FORD Soulh Unil. Years al Easl: I. Subiecls: Plane Geomelry, Algebra I. MR. DENNIS PRISER Cenlral Unil. Years al Easl: 4. Subiecls: Algebra I, Plane Geomelry, Advanced Algebra. Acliviliesz Malh Club Adviser, WOL Foolball Sfalislician, Baslcelball Timer. MRS. MARGERY JUNIPER Soulh Unil. Years al Easl: IO. Subiecls: Algebra ll, Trigonomelry and Algebra Ill, Advanced Malhemalics IV. MRS. LINDA PETERS Cenlral Unil. Years al Easl: I. Subiecls: Algebra Il. Plane Geomelry. MR. DAVID KLUDY Norlh Unil. Years al Easl: 8. Subiecls: Basic Mafh, Trigonomelrv and Solid Geomelry. Acliviliesz I-li-Y Chapler Adviser. MR. WILLIAM KRAMER Cenlral Unil. Years al Easl: IO. Subiecls: Basic Malh. lnlroduclion 'ro Compulers, Enriched Geomelry. MR. ROBERT CHAPMAN Norlh Unil. Years al Easl: IO. Subiecls: Plane Geomelry, Algebra II. Aclivilies: I-lead Baseball Coach. Above Far Righl: Building a bridge. Gene Con- verse receives Mr. Phillip CIine's opinion. Below Far Righlz Discussing The pasl loolball season, Mr. Doug Schrnicll praises Ihe WOL champions. Below Righl: Conslruclion ol The problem on lhe board by Mrs. Linda Pelers aids in beller under- sranding. Righl: During lrigonomelry class, Mr. David Kludv gives helpful assislance fo Ted Flah- erly. K .J i 9 2 5 S, w W s 1, 2 if Q! I, ' 9 54' 5 5 6 V 1-if I sf Mrs. Lynn Ford Mr. Dennis Priser Mrs. Margery Juniper pw-G ur? 'mf' -' T ,TV 115. IQ. x Al' A ui if if Ir Mrs. Linda Pelers Mr. David Kludv Mr. William Kramer Mr. Roberl Chapman fi II MR. DEAN DEERHAKE Norlh Unil, Years al Easl: 7. Subiecls: Chemislry and General Chemis- l'ry. Aclivifies: JA Adviser. MRS. CODYE LINDER Soulh Unif. Years al Easlz 7. Subieclsz Biology ll, Avialion Educalion. MR. PHILLIP CLINE Soufh Unil. Years af Easf: 3. Subieclsz Physics I and ll. Aslronomy Seminar. Acliviliesz Chess Club Adviser. MR. DOUGLAS SCHMIDT Cenfral Unil. Years al Easfz 5. Subiecls: Biology. Acliviliesz Head Foofball Coach. MR. TED WILLIAMS Norfh Unil. Years al Easlz 7. Subiecls: Science II, Biology I. MR. DAVID BROWN Soulh Unil. Years al Easf: 4. Subiecls: Chemislry I, II, General Chemislry. Acfivilies: Chemisfry Club Adviser. MR. J. G. BLACKMORE Cenlral Unif. Years al' East IO. Subiecfs: Chemisfry. Aclivilies: Science Club Adviser. MR. JAMES EHLER Norfh Unil Years al' Easl' IO Subiecls' Biology I. . 4 V f P f,J Ji Q, is i4 xi' I Dr. Dean Deerhake Mrs. Codye Linder Mr. Phillip Cline Mr. Douglas Schmidl FW41 an ,v f1h3 V yyz , I li'i . i I 'If y .... y 1 I-is is ll Mr. Ted Williams Mr. David Brown Mr. J. Gordon Mr. James Ehler Blackmore 0 Language statt introduce students to another culture MR. DOUGLAS CASTEEL Years at East: 4. Sub- iects: Civics, Sociology. MR. R. G. HELMS North Unit. Years at East: 4. Subjects: Civics, Sociology. Activities: JCOWA Adviser. MR. KENNETH HUFFMAN South Unit. Years at East: IO. Subjects: American History. MRS. FRANCES EDELEN North Unit. Years at East: 4. Subiects: Contemporary World Issues, American History. Activities: Debutante Adviser. MR. MIKE GRIGGS South Unit. Years at East: I. Subiects: American History, Psychology, Activi- ties: Pep Club Adviser, JCOWA Adviser. MR. JOE HAVEN Central Unit. Years at East: 8. Subjects: American Literature, World History, Modern European History. MR. HAROLD JUDD Central Unit. Years at East: 7, Subiects: Psychology. Activities: Junior Class Adviser. Director ot Radio Club. MR. LOUIS GABBARD Central Unit. Years at East: 7. Subiects: Civics. Sociology. Activities: Student Council Adviser. MR. PAUL PALUMBO Central Unit. Years at East: 3. Subiects: American History. Activities: Head Basketball Coach. Above Far Right: Atter asking a question, Mr. Albert Harshbarger waits tor a response in Ger- man. Far Right: ln her third period Spanish class, Mrs, Melva Bohaning listens to Kathy Norris's question. Right: Teaching techniques are not always theisame as Mr. Louis Gabbard demon- strates. W Mr. Douglas Casteel Mr. R. G. Helms Mr. Kenneth Huttman tip,-1, ,, . f fix' 'E- , 5 U, Mrs. Era nces Edelen Mr. Mike Griggs Mr. Joe Haven Mr. Harold Judd Mr. Louis Gabbard Mr. Paul Palumbo MRS. LEONA GRIEST Norfh Unil. Years af Easf: IO. Subiecfsz Larin I, II, III, IV, I-Iumanilies. Acfiv- ilies: Lafin Club Adviser. MRS. MELVA BOHANING Cenfral Unil. Years af Easf: 8. Subjeclsz Spanish I, Il, III, IV. Acfivi- lies: Spanish Club Adviser. MR. AL STREICH Cenfral Unir. Years af Easfz 4. Subiecfs: German I, HPE. Acfivifiesz Reserve Bas- Icelball Coach, Reserve Baseball Coach, German Club Adviser. MR. JAMES THOMPSON Soufh Unif. Years al' Easlz IO. Subiecfsz Spanish I and II. Acfiviliesz Spanish Club Adviser, MISS KAY BENTON Norlh Unif. Years af Easfz 3. Subjecls: French I, French II, Advanced French. Aclivifiesz French Club Adviser, Make-up com- miffee for musical, NHS commiffee. MR. ALBERT HARSHBARGER Cenfral Unif. Years a+ Easfz 9. Subiecfsz German I. II, III. Aclivifiesz German Club Adviser, Sophomore Class Adviser. MISS KIM GORMAN Norlh Unif. Years a+ Easfz 2. Subiecfs: French I and II, Composilion and American Liferalure. ,lug -4 Mrs Melva Bohanxng Mr Al Slreich Mr. James Thompson Miss Kay Benfon 5... -is ..'- Mrs. Leo we 4. 'v' Mr, Alberl I-Iarshba rqer na Griesf Miss Kim Gorman Business cldsses prepcire students tor tuture cdreers Above Far Right: During a sixth period shorthand test, Mrs. Sondra Riley records an answer. Right: During typing class, Mrs. Virginia Balmer gives helpful aid to Elaine Adkins. Below: Showing great interest, Mrs. Elizabeth Goertemiller listens to the response to a question. fy' lp Mrs. Anita Fecke Mr. Terrell McCracken Mr. William Jackson Mr. Charles Shoop , xxx x 'X W i ' . its Mrs. Marilyn Lemons Mrs. Mariorie Adler Mrs. Sondra Riley Mrs. Joyce VonG-ruenigen A V , ' W.. -Q M F . 5 . 'QS T' - 3 I I I I 'ff Miss Susan Koshoffer Mrs. Virginia Baker Mrs. Elizabefln Goerfemiller MRS. ANITA FECKE Years af Easf: 3. Subiecfs: Personal Typing, Bookkeeping I. MR. TERRELL MCCRACKEN Years af Easf: 9. Subiecfs: Disfribufive Educafion I and II. Acfivi- fies: DECA adviser, JA. MR. WILLIAM JACKSON Years af Easf: IO. Subiecfs: Bookkeeping II, Cooperafion Office Educafion. Acfivifies: COE club adviser. MR. CHARLES SHOOP Years af Easf: 8. Sub- iecfs: Record Keeping, Personal Typing, Book- keeping I. Acfivifies: FBLA adviser. MRS. MARILYN LEMONS Years af Easf: 3. Sub- iecfs: Office Pracfice, Clerical Typing II. Acfivi- fies: FBLA adviser. MRS. MARJORIE ADLER Years af Easf: 4, Sub- iecfsz Consumer Economics, Business Law. MRS. SONDRA RILEY Years af Easf: 3. Subiecfs: Business English, Shorfhand I. MRS. JOYCE VONGRUENIGEN Years af Easf: 4. Subiecfs: Clerical Typing I, Personal Typing. MISS SUSAN KOSHOFFER Years af Easf: 2. Subiecfs: Clerical Typing I and II, Personai Typ- ing. Acfivifies: FBLA assf. adviser. MRS. VIRGINIA BAKER Years af Easf: I. Sub- iecfs: CIericaI Typing I, Sfiorfhand I and II. MRS. ELIZABETH GOERTEMILLER Years af Easf: 2. Subiecfs: Business Mafln, Record Keeping. Home electricity odded to Eost's progrcim studies Right: With the aid ot Mrs. Marjie Saiter, a diffi- cult seam proves to be easy tor Joanne Gormley. Far Right: With the assistance ot Mr. Lester Rig- gle, Dave l-lolloway is able to complete his pro- ject with accuracy. Bottom Right: lnstalling a light bulb socket is just one ot the many things Roger Blevins and Betty Sherrow learn in Mr. Jack Vair's practical home electricity course MR. NEAL CHARSKE South Unit. Years at East: lO. Subjects: Dratting I, 2, 3, 4, Photography. Activities: cross country coach, track coach, Dratting Club adviser. MR. CHARLES POWER North Unit. Years at East: IO. Subjects: DCT, Audio Visual. 1' MR. ART DUNLAP Central Unit. Years at East: lj IO. Subjects: Drivers Education, Activities: assist- f M' ant tootball coach, golt coach. MR. DALE COUCHMAN Central Unit. Years at East: 6. Subjects: Graphic Arts 2, 3, Photogra- phy. Activities: Photography Club adviser. MR. JACK VAIR South Unit. Years at East: IO. Subjects: Electronics 2, 3, 4, Practical Home Elec- tricity. MR. TOM ELLIOT North Unit. Years at East: 5. Subjects: Metals I, 2, 3. 4. Activities: Junior Class adviser. MR. MERLE HOOVER South Unit. Years at East: 7. Subjects: Drivers Education. MR. EDWIN BUSCH South Unit. Years at East: 3. Subjects: Machines 2, 3, 4. N.. lg'3 -J' , .,.ff i.. .ii fi -iw.-w' --i Mr. Neal Charslze Mr. Charles Power Mr. Art Dunlap Mr. Dale Couchman , A .4 W' 4 5 , f iid . Mr. Jack Vair Mr. Tom Elliot Mr. Merle l-loover Mr. Edwin Busch W. . R, . 4' if f y Mrs. Mdriie Sfiifef Mrs. Marilyn Gales Mrs. Kaihleen Anderson Mrs. Alice Cordfs in A iid' azwff Mr. Ed Ashworfh Mr. Charles Vesper Mr. Lesfer Riggle Mr. Bob Colburn MR. HAROLD FISHER Soufh Unit Years af East I. Subiecfs: Woods I, 2, 3. Mefals 2. MR. JAMES ZINK Central Unit Years af East I. Subiecfs: Drivers Educafion, Afhlefic Direcfor. Acfiviliesz Varsifv F adviser. MRS. MARJIE SAITER Cenlral Unit Years af East 2. Subiecfs: Clothing I, 2, Child Care, Home Management MRS. MARILYN GATES Cenfral Unit Years af East 9. Subiecfsz Child Care, Clofhing 2, 3, 4. Acliviiiesz Home Ec adviser. MRS. KATHLEEN ANDERSON Cenfral Unit Years af East 3. Subiecfsz Foods I, 2. Acfivifiesz Ski Club adviser. MRS. ALICE CORDTS Cenfral Unit Years af East 2. Subieclsz Foods 2. 3, 4, Child Care, Home Management MR. ED ASHWORTH North Unit Years af East IO. Subieds: Drivers Education. MR. CHARLES VESPER Cenfral Unit Years a+ East IO. Subiecfs: Power Mechanics 2, 3, 4. MR. LESTER RIGGLE Cenfral Unit Years af East 9. Subjecfs: Sfagecraft Woods I. 2, 3. 4. MR. BOB COLBURN Norlh Unit Years af East I. Subiecfsz Occupafional Work Experience. M L F.-EM M ss Pat Jay arry McVey Mr. Tom Sexton Mr. Roger Heinisch Miss Barbara Rausch Art teachers spark creative activity in students through various techniques -f 1 fwj, A r r 'Dx ,ga Qs Mr. Herberl l'le'l'zer Mrs. Madonna Goss +33 A 'O 75 f Lg 3f7+ A 'fc ' ' .... ...H 'I I if. I r ' , , ef fi! , , . 'J .I I ' T 7 V L - Mr. Ar? Eresman Mr. Jaroslav Mr. Donald Reed Mr. Jack Wemmer Above Lefh Looking over Amy Johnson's skelch, Mr. Jack Wemmer poinls ouf lhe fine delails of her work. Leff: Mrs. Madonna Goss rehearses fhe Concerf Choir. Above: Mrs. Ann Fahnline dem- onslrales silk screening. xi r. r' ' ' , ff W ,fy ,,gaf...1,wwywa f ' MR. LARRY McVEY Cenfral Unit Years af Easf: 3. Subiecfsz Physical Educafion, Healfh. Aclivi- lies: assisfanl' 'foofball coach. head wreslling coach, MR. TOM SEXTON Sou+h Uni+. Years af Easfz 4. Subieclsz Physical Educafion, Healfh. Aclivilies: gymnaslics coach. MR. ROGER HEINISCH Norlh Unif. Years al Easf: 2. Subiecrsz Physical Educalion, Heal+h. Acfivifiesz sophomore baskelfball coach. MISS PAT JAYSON Cen+ral Unit Years af Easf: 4. Subiecfsz Physical Educalion, Heallh. Acfivi- +ies: 'rennis coach, gymnaslics coach. MISS BARBARA RAUSCH Soulh Unif. Years af Easf: IO. Subiecfs: Physical Educalion, Health. Acfivifiesz field hockey coach, sof+ball coach. MISS NANCY BENADUM Norlh Unif. Years al' East IO. Subieclsz Physical Educafion. I-leallh. Acfivifies: volleyball coach, baske+ball coach, GAA adviser. MR. HERBERT HETZER Years af Easf: 9. Sub- iecfsz Band. Acfivifiesz Band Direcfor. MRS. MADONNA GOSS Years a+ Easf: IO. Sub- iecfs: Falconaires. Concerl Choir, Girls Glee. Acfivifies: Musical Direcfor, Concerf Choir adviser, Girls Glee adviser. MR. ART ERESMAN Years af Easf: 2. Subiecls: Band. Acfivifiesz Assisfanf Band Direclor. MR. JAROSLAV HOLESOVSKY Years a+ Easfz IO. Subieclsz Orcheslra. MR. DONALD REED Cenlral Unif. Years af Easf: 4. Subiecfs: Ari I, 2, 3, 4. Aclivifiesz Ar? Club adviser. MR. JACK WEMMER Norlh Unif. Years af Easfz 3. Subiecfsz Ari I. 2. 3. Acfivifies: Ar? Club adviser. MRS. ANN FAHNLINE Soufh Unil. Years al Easf: 8. Subiecfsz Ari' I, 2. 3, 4. Aclivifiesz Ari Club adviser. Righfz Sfudenf secrefary, Debbie Weir does some grading for Mr. Hoover. Below: During firsf period. fhe affendance monifors Diana Barlow, Donna Moore, Lori Andrews, Sue Binger. and Jody Drake compile Hwe absence lisf. , ilfimzzeiaaggg 3 ..,1T1L .. Q 1 Omg Q , Z, 3 '91 ,v-4'd Student cissistonts mciin interest - helping school This year student assistants were quite helptul to the taculty at Fairmont East. They provided their services in tour ditterent areas. Student secretaries helped teachers with their paper work, such as grading tests. Ottice assistants answered the phones and did other odd iobs tor unit secretaries. Attendance monitors picked up absentee and tardy slips and took them to the main ottice. They then com- pleted a list to be given out to teach- ers. Bookstore workers sold study items to students betore school and during the tourth period. Students appreciated the convenience since there is one book- store per unit. Upper Lett: Kathy Walker purchases supplies trom bookstore workers, Don Judis and Carol Hutzelman. Lower Lett: South Unit secretary, Mrs, Mehl, gives ottice assistant Tara Schide some tiling instructions. 129 l STudenT assisTanTs aid Teachers in Their Tree Time STudenTs This year gave up much oT Their Time To assisT Teachers in whaTever jobs They needed done. ArT assisTanTs aided in helping The sTudenTs and in cleaning up The supply rooms. ln The chemisTry, biology, and physics rooms assisTanTs seT up equipmenT and aTTended To some paper work so ThaT The Teachers had more Time To worlc direcTly wiTh Their classes. Gym assisTanTs helped reTeree games and lead exercises. They also Toolc aTTendance and ran errands. Upper Righfz As parT of her iob as lab assisTanT, Debbie Sufherland makes sure lab eauipmenT worlcs correcTly. Lower Right Ari' assisTanT Tina Danelalc helps Paula Gibson on her weaving pro- iecT. 5 f E W Q L six! 1? 1 wwgmw SMX i iw J i E X X as ff! iw 'X dh! ,fd-' Upper Le'f+: Mr. McVey felis Jeff Gillefe his plans for Hue gym period. Lower Left Lab assis+an+ Denise Vaughf explains +0 Diane Maricsberry how 'ro work fhe microscope, Above: Beffy Sherrow fypes ouf fesfs as a par? of her iob as iab assis+- ant. Student cissistcints tdke interest in helping tdculty This year East students played an important role as student assistants. Three ot the main areas in which stu- dents helped were library assistants, audio-visual assistants and hall monitors. Library assistants helped check out books and magazines. They also helped students to tind materials they needed tor class projects. Audio-visual assistants ran projectors and record players tor taculty and stu- dents. They prepared charts that could be used as visual aids. Hall monitors helped to maintain order in the halls and loclcer bays. They ran errands tor the unit secretaries. Upper Right: Craig Norris sutters through the lonely watch ot the hall monitor. Right: Library assistant Diane Foster helps students check out magazines. X1 A -Nun-.Q SVRV, gf 5 E 1 Q 4' X ml M- ,,,.. X K a l y Upper Lefh Library assisfanf Cheryl Gaslcill helps Terri Cook and Rulh Wesl check ouf boolcs. Leffz Kerry Nordyke concenfrales as he graphs a pos- +er in audio-visuals. Above: Hall monifor Sleve Neiman checks Sue Alexander! hall pass, iw or 4 L. l ' . +:.l:il.,,!'ivi' . mv if of S+ inqvl ful'- 'Pl' 'F fn- bf V ,Jw gif 1 fv- SPO RTS Leff: Cross-counfry co-caplains Clwris Gravel and Dave Hellon display lime Hrs? place lropliy which flue leam won af flie annual Easl lnvifafional. Above: Afler scoring anofher point members of fhe field hockey feam slwouf iubilanlly. I Above: Smiling delighfedly, caplain Dave Helfon proudly displays fhe Is? place frophy 'the Falcons won af Iheir Easf Invilafional. Above Right Dale Hayes pauses briefly Io evaluale his performance. Below Righf: Fired up for a yicfory, The Easl cross counfry squad darls 'forward af The sound of The l972 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY RECORD gun. Easl 27 Easf 22 Easl I9 Easl 25 Easl I5 Easf 28 Fairview lny. Belmonf Spring. N. Fairborn Balmer Troy Wayne Fairmonl Wesl Fairmonl Easf Inv. Lancasler Inv. Ashland Inv. Worfhinglon Inv. WOI. Seclional Dislricf S'Ia're 28 33 43 34 49 29 2nd Isl 4+h 2nd I sl Isl I s+ 4+h I9+h X 4: ii Easl s cross counlry squad caplures second league crown Lale lasl summer, seven members ol lhe Fairmonl Easl cross counlry leam sel a new 24-hour nalional record. From 7 A.lvl. Augusl 25 lo 7 A.lvl., Augusl 26, lhe squad ran conlinuously covering a lolal ol 233 miles, l,l58 yards, I lool, and 6 inches. This surpassed lhe old record ol 225 miles, 902 yards, which a Calilornian leam had sel. Each Falcon harrier, who evenlually covered approximalely 33.5 miles, ran a mile, lhen resled while his leammales each loolc lheir lurns. Falcons who par- licipaled in selling lhis nalional record were Chris Gravel, Tom Link, John Rey- nolds, Milne Fry, Sleve Roberls, Dale Hayes, and Dave l-lellon. On Seplember 2l, lhe Easl cross counlry leam ran wilh l4 olher leams in lheir ninlh annual Fairmonl Easl lnvi- lalional. The Falcons won lhis meel wilh a lolal score ol 68 poinls. Al lhis invi- lalional lhe reserves regislered a shul- oul over lheir opponenls lo assure lhem ol an easy lirsl-place linish. The Falcon varsily squad won lhe league lille wilh 66 poinls, lollowed by Cenlerville. Chris Gravel caplured lirsl place in lhis meel wilh a lime ol 9:53.7. Easl also came oul on lop al lhe sec- lional meel, where lhey won by l poinl. This year's cross counlry leam had an oulslanding season. The Falcons emerged viclorious in all six ol lheir dual meels, delealing bolh Belmonl and Fairmonl Wesl by one-poinl mar- gins. Fairmonl Easl experienced lhe high poinl ol lheir season when lhey won lhe WOL championship. The Falcon squad lhen qualilied lor lhe slale meel by winning lhe seclionals. Al lhe slale meel Easl's leam placed nineleenlh. Lell: Al lhe Fairmonl Wesl dual meel, benior Chris Gravel, ahead ol all compelilion, cornpleles lhe lasl leg ol lhe lwo mile course lo insure a viclory lor lhe Falcon squad. CROSS COUNTRY Fronl Row Jim Gibson Scoll Sarqenl, Chris Gravel, Doebereiner, Dale Hayes, Beck Row: Bob Slaley, Sleve Fischer, Dave Alexan- Dave Hellon Ken Fosdiclc Kurl McAlee Coach Neal Charslce. Middle Row: der, Dave Fry, Dave Holloway, Glen Daepel, Sleve Roberls, Dan Wilder. Sleve Snyder Gary Livmgslon Kevin Good Jim Bramlage, Milne Fry, Rock 7 I972 FOOTBALL RECORD Easl 23 Clnaminade 7 Easf 32 Wayne 22 Easl 32 Xenia 7 Easl 7 S+ebbins 6 Easl 24 Fairmonl Wesl O Easf 3I Springfield Norfli 6 Eas'r I4 Beavercreek O Easf 33 Troy l3 O.T.'sl 36 Easl I3 Cenlerville 7 Easf 20 Fairborn Baker I3 Won 9 Losl I Upper Right Easf fullback Bob Mefzler breaks open for big yardage againsf Troy. Above: Spof- ling his inlended receiver, Milne Wagner arcs llwe ball +o splif end Sfeve Shipley. Righfz Wiflw flue play decided, llve miglnfy Falcon offense sefs info ifs formafion fo awail llwe snap from cenler. Fcilcons copTure TirsT WOL chompionship in EosT's hisTory For The TirsT Time in FairmonT EasT's hisTory, The lron Falcons won The WOL TooTball championship. ln league play, EasT deTeaTed eighT opponenTs, The mosT Falcon wins ever in The WOL, and losT only To Troy in an exciTing Triple overTime conTesT. Including The lasT Three games oT The l97l season, The Falcons esTablished a new EasT record oT nine consecuTive WOL vicTories. WiTh The l972 game againsT Chaminade, EasT also had a Ten game winning sTreak overall. For Their ouTsTanding play, Mike Mal- one, STeve Shipley, Mike Wagner, and Bob MeTzler were selecTed To The WOL TirsT Team. Head coach Doug SchmidT was voTed The SouThwesTern Ohio Dis- TricT coach of The year. EasT Tullback Bob Mefzler led The Fal- cons in boTh scoring and rushing. He also scored more poinTs Than any oTher player in The WOL in l972. Lefi: ATTer breaking Through The oTTensive line, John SchmidT reaches ouT To sack The Wayne quarTerback. VT i iiiiiii T T T it iiii .iil T T T- T Ti li iiii 'FVTQ T T'T ' ., -' ii ..,. T' Tl'-g K ff-T V .1 ii! A Q: it F 'R f 1 6 VP ta.. H K K Q V 5 T T 3 T' AT ET, 'TEH Ti TA ,T T: .V T W- Q . s. -i T.-,. .. S - T s TT , ...M cccsy, T ...y A 9' T3 ii'ifT if :A QL cd 5' C545 To T . ,Ri 'T 1- SQ -:M 5 TWH T 5 1 'i T cissis ii '3 T T is 'T S 39 9 ,T T 'H i s 'S - T .K .trikr KJ - f H 2.5 f V A H N T . W5 :TT M H . F5 if i ia as a ig- aa Bef,-fi as .QT ki' S ' ST -1 3 . , . iff if T I is 1? l il .V iiii ,F S ' A . Q 'ii Q aif T T T T T ff js .g T. T -.., ..,. ug ifi xx 'Tk if T 7 A T' ri 3 ' i T T4 i TTTTTT as irssr K H T i...Q... ...44.,..,..-. -T T T FOOTBALL TEAM: FronT Row: Coach Doug Schmidt Jim Hedrick, Mike Mal- one, Jim KriTzer, John SchmidT, Mike Wagner, PaT O'Donnell, Mark Hickson, John Moore, Mark Koogler, Dave Garber, Coach Tom Cobey. Row 2: Coach Larry McVey, Bob Landis, Mike Gregory, Gene Converse, Clay Neiman. Dave Reed, STeve Shipley, Gary Baumann. Bob MeTzler, Barry SchulTz. Herb Schafer, Dave MaTThews, Dave Hunn, Coach ArT Dunlap. Row 3: Coach Ed McKnighT, Dave Cochran, Barry Snyder. Ed Yike, STeve Dominy. Greg Grim- slid, STeve Scarpelli. Charles Edelen, Russ CompTon, Dave HusTon, STeve Mal- esko. Harold Long, Greg Wilford, Dan McClanahan, Mark STuckey, Tim PaTTi- son. Row 4: Tom KwesT, Mark Wagner. Mark Lucas. Lance Chambers, STeve Burch, Chris Moore, John O'Laughlin, Larry Beddies. Paul Riqgle. STeve Cook, Jim GaTes. Terry Tamaska, STeve Wolfe, John Rakar, Jim Surovec, Jack Car- Ter. Row 5: Chuck Snavely, Tom Hughes. John Hoke, John Boggs, Brad Zim- mer, Dana Woolf. Jim Ruia, JeTT LauTer, John lkirT. Lance WilhoiTe. Bill Hicks. Bob CharleTon. Bob AshcraTT, STeve Neiman, Dave Bauman, Jim Shipley, Tom Sullivan, Mike Healy. Back Row: Randy Dodson, Dave Schuman, Chris Young, Tony Devigili, John Laughrey. Dave Herzog, Joe Wilhelm, Mike Lynn. Ron Klenk. Mark Kindelin, Tim HarT, KurT Needles, Doug Graf, EllioT CarpenTer. John McCormick, Larry Jensen. Mike McCormick, Jim PorTer. STATISTICS RUSHING ATT. Yds. Avg. MeTzler I46 748 5.I Wolfe l02 507 5.0 Wagner 65 I42 2.2 Tamaslca I5 42 2.8 Maleslco I2 4I 3.4 Baumann 9 36 4.0 Cook 5 l l 2.2 l'lusTon I 3 3.0 Beddies 2 I 0.5 STucIcey 2 -6 -3.0 PASSING ATT. Comp. Yds. Wagner I48 76 936 STucl4ey 2 I I2 SCORING TD's PAT F.G. ToT. MeTzler I3 2 O 80 Landis 2 20 3 4l Shipley 5 O O 30 Tamaska 5 0 0 30 Wolfe 4 O O 24 Wagner 3 0 O I8 O'Donnell I 0 0 6 M. , ,, , MZ. Qdfaffw-uf U-S ' Upper Righf: ATTer breaking away from The defensive coverage. STeve Shipley receives a pass from quarTerback Milne Wagner. Above: PunTing The ball high info The air, Bob Landis drives Troy deep inTo Their own TerriTory. RighT: EasT's oTTense celebraTes a Touchdown scored againsT Wayne in The lasT seconds of The TirsT half. Folcon victories result of strong offense ond defense Combining both offense and defense, the I972 Fairmont East football team achieved its best season record. Throughout the season, the Falcons compiled nine wins against only one loss. ln many victories the East defense was a key factor. Particularly outstand- ing defensive efforts went into the games with Stebbins and Centerville. The lron Falcons allowed only IO4 points to be scored against them, establishing a new East record. By scoring 229 points, the offensive unit totaled more points than any other team in Fairmont East's history. With both a strong rushing and a strong passing attack, the Falcons averaged 4.9 yards per play for 2473 yards in total offense, also a new East record. ' With IO78 yards in total offense, East quarterback lvlike Wagner accounted for almost half of the team's total yardage. He set a record for touchdown passes in a season - 9 - and tied the record for touchdown pas- ses in a single game. Lett: After eluding the offensive line, the lron Falcon defense overwhelms a Centerville runner. Below: With a burst of speed, Steve Wolfe leaves the Chaminacle defense trailing behind. W .,,V if 5 , 1,4 fwgwvzg , HF' , , .ii 'Wink Hr f .is ' Vwifrjisfwfeiii tv . , ,,,,, .V ,.., H ,f x , fi . af M. i.. ,Z f M , ,twi- g f M, ..,,,, , f f. .fft .www ig' P, nv f i :iff mi J , f mt A wif V Mawr if., , f . f ., , ., ,wbthgd First win over West no tluke Troy overtime tontostic Fairmont Stadium, Fourman Field, was dedicated shortly betore the two Kettering rivals met in an important WQL game. Both teams played out- standing detensive tootball, but East's ottensive play won the game. Atter a scoreless tirst quarter, East drove 72 yards in 9 plays to go out in tront 7-O with Mike Wagner's scoring on a quarterback sneak. The halt ended with East in tront 7-O. On their tirst possession ot the third quarter, East marched 86 yards in I2 plays, scoring on a Wagner to Terry Tamaska pass. Bob Landis kicked the extra point and East led I4-O. Early in the tourth quarter, Terry Tamaska, aided with a block trom Bob Metzler, put the game out ot reach by scoring his second touchdown on a run ot eight yards. Bob Landis added a tield goal tor the tinal score ot 24-O. The East defensive team allowed West only 67 yards tor the entire game. This game proved that East's stunning win last year was no tluke. ln one ot the most exciting high school games ever played Troy ruined Fairmont East's bid tor a pertect season by beating the Falcons 36-33 in a triple overtime. East's Most Valuable Player ot the Year, quarterback Mike Wagner, received many outstanding awards this season: Quarterback - lst team All WQL, Player ot the Year - WQL, Journal Herald and Dayton Daily News All-Area Quarterback, Southwestern Qhio District Quarterback, UPI-All State Ist team Quarterback, and one ot the top IOO high school tootball players in the country as selected by 'Coach and Athlete Magazine' and Sunkist Growers. Top Leffz An erranr defender is caughf in Hue acf of grabbing Dave Maffhews' face mask. Below Left Falcons figi'1+ in any weahferl Top: Quarfer- back, Mike Wagner, drops back looking for an open receiver. lpiwofo courresy of Lew Sfamp and K-O Tirnesi. Above: During The Eas+'Wes+ game. Kevin Scarborough and Mark Wagner repair Steve Wolf's broken shoulder-pads, Le'f'l': Under The fension of Hwe Troy game, Jim Hedrick sfud- ies Trov's oifense. Boy cheerleoders return, new cheering squod formed For rhe las+ +wo foolball games, several boys volunreered as cheerlead- ers 'ro help The regular girls' squad. The boys proved so successful lhar 'rryours were held lo choose boy cheerleaders for rhe enfire baskerball season. Seven boys were chosen, one for each girl, so fhal fhe +wo can pair for mounrs. As Fairmonl Easr is such a large school, if was decided lasl year by rhe adminiislralion lhal we could use anorher cheering squad. Hence lhe wresfling, cross-counrry squad was inili- ared. This year, new uniforms were pur- chased for The wreslling, cross-counfry and baskelball squads. Each squad selecred a++rac+ive buf prac+ical ou'rfi'rs. Anolher new addilion was a weekly cheerleading meefing held on Monday evenings and supervised by advisor Sally Wallace. During rhis Time, business was discussed and pep assemblies were planned. ln-season squads also prac- riced af +his lime. WRESTLING, CROSS-COUNTRY SQUAD: Fronl Row: Tina Bramlage, Julie Smirh. Row 2: Becky James, Sandy Clark, capf. Back Row: Vicki Schafer. BASKETBALL SQUAD: Froni' Row: Doug Denzer Doug Rmhley Bob De,-mck me Benfz Jean Curley capf Brenda Krone Pam Brown Rober+a Charllo John Moore, Lance Chambers, Bill Sharrell, John O Laughlin Back Row Con Sue MGY Julie Rich dll FOOTBALL SQUAD: Fronl' Row: Gail McBroom, Capt: Tina Danelak: Lyn 6oer'remiller: Brenda Toepfer. Back Row: Susan Of+en: Julie Rich, all.: Barb Mueller. k. Above: A+ flue Fairmonl Wesf game Brenda Krone, supporfed by parfner Bob Demiclc, exlwibifs li ' l . RESERVE SQUAD: Fronf Row: Susan Kallm. all.: Mary Kay O++en. Row 2: Kim Schafer, Cheryl Poore. Baclc l e awp me mounl Row: Rhonda Sleinlcamp, Nikki Kerekeslw, Julie Beck. 46 I973 BASKETBALL RECORD I Easl 32 Premier Eas+ 62 Norllwmonl Easl 50 Aller Easf 70 Wayne Easl 66 Paflerson TOTJ Easr 74 Xenia Easl 54 Carroll Easl 47 Clwaminade Easl 85 Slebbins Easl 62 Oakwood Easl 74 Eairrnonl Wesl Easl 60 Fairview Easr 79 Springfield Norllm Easl 74 Beavercreelc Easl 7l Troy Easf 79 Wilbur Wrighl Easl' 83 Cenlerville Easl 65 Fairborn Baker Easr 73 Belmonl Won I5 Losl 3 Right: Balflinq againsl a Troy player, cenfer Dale Kerlcvlief sfruggles To gain possession of a rebound. l I1 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Fronl Row: Coaclw Paul Palumbo, Caplain Norris, Harold Anderson, Bob Colson, Dale Kerlcvliel, Ed Robbins, Mike Wag- Chris Powers. Back Row: Clwuclc Snavely, Mark Sfuclcey, Randy Coy, Craig ner. Dem-,QS Fosferi Ken MOlZIPa+Wafl-1enVTOm Kwesf. olcon bciskeTbcill Teom copTures TirsT WOL chcimpionship ii .Vigil ln WOT. compeTiTion, The Falcon bas- lceTball Team Tinished in TirsT place Tor The TirsT Time in FairmonT EasT hisTory. The Team compiled eighT vicTories in league play and losT only To a hoT- shooTing Fairborn Team in The lasT WOL game OT The season. In a decisive WOL game, The lron Falcons deTeaTed SpringTield NorTh. AlThough They Trailed early in The game, The Falcons were able To esTab- lish a commanding lead during The Third quarTer and wenT on To win, 79-73. One oT The Team's asseTs was The abiliTy oT all The sTarTers To score well. ln addiTion To a balanced aTTaclc, The Falcon deTense was able To suppress The scoring ThreaTs oT opposing Teams. LeTT: WiTh a bursT oT speed as he charges Toward The basket Chris Powers ouT-Tinesses a bewil- dered opponenT. Above: Taking advanTage oT an open shoT, Junior PaT WaThen shooTs Tor a Falcon baslceT. Bosketboll tecim's l5-3 record best in Eost's history With an overall record ot I5 wins and 3 losses, the Falcon basketball team put together its best season record ever. Because ot their outstanding sea- son, the team was top seeded in the Dayton District Tournament. ln a well played game, the lron Fal- cons deteated Fairmont West by a decisive 24 point margin, This was Coach Palumbo's tirst victory over Fair- mont West in his career at East. Many ot the basketball players gained a position on the WOL All Star Teams. East's leading scorer. Chris Pow- ers, made the tirst team while Randy Coy qualitied tor the second team. Both Ed Robbins and Dale Kerkvliet were selected to the WOL third team. Above: Aiming tor the basket, Mike Wagner leaps above the outstretched arms ot two Dragon detenders. Right: Penetrating through the West detense. Ed Robbins drives in tor a lay-up. Above Right: On a tast break, Randy Coy scores against Centerville. -if I 1973 EAST RESERVE RECORD Easf 53 Norlhrnonl 3 I Easl 48 Aller TOTJ 53 Easl 44 Wayne 42 Easl 4I Pa++erson 50 Easl 52 Xenia 7O Easf 63 Carroll 52 Easl 47 Chaminade 48 Easl 62 S-'rebbins 48 Easl 33 Oakwood 54 Easl 45 Eairrnonl Wesl 55 Easl 48 Eairview 46 Easl 49 Springfield Norlh 44 Easl 48 Beavercreelr lOTl 45 Easl 42 Troy 55 Easl 77 Wilbur Wrighl 56 Easl 48 Cenlerville 52 Easf 54 Fairborn Baker 40 Easl bl Belmonl 39 Won IO Losl 8 Lef+: Rising high above The court sophomore Mike McCormick scores Tor +he Falcon reserve Y Team. ' A qv RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM: Froni Row: Milce Phibbs. Dave Kesig, John Ed Willeff, Chris Young, Mike McCormick, Joe Zwissler, Jeff Raines. Greg Rakar. Jon l-loke, Denis Guildos, Jim Brarnlage, Bill Skidmore, Jim Kelly, Kevin Lewis, Greg Garrison, Coach Roger Heinisch, Coach Al Sfreich, Paul Sea' Miller, Back Row: Rodger Winemiller, Jeff Wrighl, Bob Sfulrud, Bob Charlron, glione. I4 O Eosl's gymncisls ploce second in WOL compelilion Co-caplained by seniors Karl Krumb- holz and Bob Demick, lhe Easl gymnasls ended lheir season wilh a dual meel record ol 7 wins, 2 losses. The Falcons received second place in WOI. compe- lilion and earned lourlh place al lhe Kellering lnvilalional held al Fasl. The leam gol oll lo a slow slarl as il lell lo deleal al lhe hands ol Franklin in lhe season opener. They soon began a winning season, however, delealing Bel- monl and Fairview in lhe nexl lwo suc- cessive meels. Easl was unable lo deleal an excep- lionally prolicienl Wayne leam. The Wayne gymnasls proved lo be so slrong lhal lhey look lhe slale lille. The duel meel againsl rival Fairmonl Wesl proved lo be very close. The Fal- cons were down by one poinl going inlo lhe lasl evenl, slill rings. The ring J leam, which Coach Tom Sexlon pro- nounced as Hbesl in lhe slale, pro- vided lhe viclory led by lirsl place lin- , ,Is Iir eff. ,e,.e,,.sa2if1sfi.-2 y E . ---1:,- i,s:---W . :.. K A S isle' Lowell Fm nlz' ,Q is . ............ Q sflisr seg s is Righl: Lowell'Franlz proves his slrenglh as he dis- if ..,-. .- ...--,f-- -f--g Q fsg gf:f,.s ..5g-f .f,,s...,,, . plays lhe clillicull iron cross posnlion. F A is H ., sf -l GYMNASTICS TEAM: Fronl Row: John Speck, Lowell Franlz, Rob Roberls Karl Krumbholz, Bob Demick, Rick Borlh, Mark Rulledge, Doug Richley. Row 2 Coach Tom Sexlon, Curlis Suhr, Paul Riggle. Paul Kesler, Tom Hughes, Wen clall Dudley, Jim Rdbinson, Sleve Johnson, Bill Mugge, Coach Mike Shaler. K . lg, 1 x 5 5 l . Q-ww 2 Back Row: John O'Laughlin, Mike Complon, Perry Caudill, Sleve Smilh, Jim Karns, Sleye Parkhursl, Rick Vilale, Scoll Rush, Jim Speck, Vince Fiorila, Mark Chiarelli. ' Upper Lefl: ln a wide arch posifion, Jolwn Speck swings 'rlwrouglw llwe air in preparafjon for his dis. mount l.ef'l': Springing off flue horse, Karl Krumb- holz complefes lwis Yomaslwifa vaulf on 'flue way 'ro a perfecf landing. Above: Co-capfain Bob Dem- ick carefully presses fo a lwandsfand on flue paral- lel bars druing 'flue Xenia meet Above Righh Spinning around The side horse while balanced on one hand, Ains Wagqoner execules his disrnounl. Right Falcon qymnasls enfhuslasflcally congrafulafe a Fellow feammale afler he has successfully compleled luis rouline. Above: A+ llne Fairrnon+ Wesf meet senior Mark Rulledge works his glanfs as Coach Tom Sex+on spofs below. Lowell Frcintz ond Rick Borth toke stote victories A striking accomplishment this year for the seniors was the fact that all six qualified for the state meet. ln total, seven gymnasts qualified. This is the first year East has sent at least one per- former in each event. Gymnasts that advanced to state competition include Mark Rutledge, high bar: Bob Demick, parallel bars: Karl Krumbholz, floor exercise: Ains Waggoner, side horse: Karl Krumbholz, vaultingg and Lowell Frantz and John Speck. still rings. Lowell Frantz earned the top spot in the state with his outstanding still rings routine. Rick Borth took the highest honor in the state with his difficult rou- tine on the trampoline. ln addition Karl Krumbholz placed fourth in vaulting and John Speck captured fourth place in still rings. Left: Showing a great degree of flexibility, Karl Krumbholz demonstrates the Japanese splits dur- ing his tloor exercise routine. Below: Exhibiting top form, trampolinist Rick Borth concentrates on his difficult routine. I9736Ylv1NASTlC RECORD East l25 Franklin East I I2 Belmont East l2O Fairview East IZ8 Wayne East I26 Stebbins East I3O Beavercreek East l24 Centerville East I2O Fairmont West East I22 Xenia Kettering Invitational 4th WOL 2nd Regional 2nd State 2nd Grcipplers besT record every deTeoT oT Becivers o TirsT FairmonT EasT's Falcon grapplers compIeTed Their besT season in The his- Tory oT FairmonT EasT High School. Coach Larry lvIcVey's grapplers com- piled The dual meeT record oT six wins and one loss, losing only To The CenTer- ville Elks. The win over Beavercreek would probably be voTed The biggesT dual meeT oT The season. IT is The TirsT Time in The Ten years oT FairmonT EasT his- Tory ThaT The Falcons have deTeaTed The Beavers. The Falcons won by a score oT 33 To 20. Being champions aT Two inviTaTionals is also a TirsT in FairmonT EasT grappler hisTory. They won IsT aT The NorThmonT InviTaTional, where They placed 3rd lasT season and IsT aT EasT's invirarional, where They placed second IasT season. Placing TiTTh in The WOL champion- ship, They had Two TirsT place winners: in The II9 Ib. class, senior Gary Wise, and in The I26 lb. class, senior Roy Leo- nard. Chris ATkinson oT The l75 Ib. class and heavy weighT Russ CompTon boTh placed Third. Junior Tim Denlinger placed TourTh in The WOL champion- ship. The reserves' record sTood aT Two wins, Two losses and Two Ties. The reserves placed TourTh in The CenTer- ville Reserve TournarnenT, where eighT Teams parTicipaTed. Three reserves - sophomores Tom Sullivan, Dana WooIT, and EIlioT Car- penTer - had good seasons. Tom Sulli- van and Dana WooIT were champions in The CenTervilIe Reserve TournamenT, while EllioT CarpenTer placed second. WRESTLING TEAM: FronT Row: Coach Larry lvIcVey, ScoTT Lucas, STeve Burch, Larry CurTis, STeve Myers, Charlie Brown, Roy Leonard, Tim Denlinger, STeve lvlalesko, Mark STeinbarger. Row 2: Coach McKnighT. Don RooT, Tim OrTman, Gary Wise, Jim GaTes, Jim KriTzer, Russ CompTon, Shawn PobsT, Ray Jarvis. Row 3: Mark Lucas, Dana WooITe, John Laughrey, Dave I-Ierzog, KurT Needles, ElIioT CarpenTer, Tom Sullivan, KeiTh Leach, Don Farren, Dan WhiTT. Back Row: Jirn Shipley. Dave Schum, Jerry Click. Jim Geiger, Karl George, JeTT Brown, Greg Kochendorfer, Mike Gillum, Dave ArneTT, STeve Scarpelli. qi ii Wiz 'X 0' A sa. IQ73 WRESTLING RECORD Easl 54 Chaminade Eas+ 33 Xenia Easl 37 Norlhridge Easl 35 Slebbins Easl 33 Beayercreelc Easl ZI Cenlerville Easl' 327 Fairmonl Wesl Won 6 Losl I UD Holiday Tournamenf Fairmonl Easf lnvilafional Norlhmonl lnvilalional WOL Above Leffz A+ an Easf home meet Scoll Lucas, l55 lb.c1ass, sefs up his swifch againsl his Beavers creek rival. Middle Le'F'r: Tops in his IZ6 lb. class, Roy Leonard slands among his compefifors as he is recognized as The champion al fhe UD Holiday Tournamenl. Top Righlz Al fhe Easf lnvifalional, lsl place winner, I I9 lb. Gary Wise, uses an arm- bar series on his Belmonl opponenl. Lower Righfz Placing lirsl af lhe Easl lnyilalional, I38 lb. Mark Sfeinbarger shows his sfyle by pulling a swilch on his Aller opponent Leonard, Wise ouTsTanding grapplers of wresTIing Team Being a FairmonT EasT wresTler means Tough physical workouTs several days aTTer school each week, WhaT makes wresTling a personal challenge is The challenge To make weighT. Each wres- Tler musT weigh in beTore each meeT. His weighT musT noT exceed ThaT oT his weighT class or he will be auTomaTically disqualiTied. The Two senior co-capTains, Roy Leo- nard and Gary Wise, had The besT records on The Team This year. As co- capTains, Gary Wise and Roy Leonard led The Team in all pre-meeT exercises, Took The responsibiliTy Tor The acTions oT Their TeammaTes aT all meeTs and Tour- namenTs, encouraged and led pep Talks and presenTed problems oT The Team members To The coach. Roy Leonard. who leTTered his sopho- more year, wresTled in The IZ6 lb. class. Roy was The only EasT grappler To win a class aT The UniversiTy oT DayTon l loli- day TournamenT, Taking TirsT in The T26 lb. class. Roy also placed TirsT aT The NorThmonT lnviTaTional, and made The second Team oT The Miami Valley Wres- Tling AssociaTion. Roy was also one oT Two EasT wresTlers To place TirsT in The WOL7 Gary Wise was The oTher cham- pion. Gary Wise Took TirsTs aT boTh The NorThmonT and The EasT lnviTaTionals. Gary was also named To The second Team - Miami Valley WresTling Asso- ciaTion. T-le had a season record oT I3 wins and I loss despiTe leg iniuries suT- Tered early in The season. AnoTher ouTsTanding member oT The Team This year, ouT Tor his TirsT year, was iunior Russ CompTon. Russ is The heavy weighT Tor The Falcon grapplers. He holds a record oT 23 wins and 5 losses, including I7 pins. Russ's TasTesT pin was in I5 seconds. ATTer Taking The championship in The T38 lb. class aT The NorThmonT lnviTa- Tional, Junior Mark STeinbarger was voTed The mosT valuable wresTler Tor The TournamenT. Mark was also The l38 lb. champion aT The EasT InyiTaTional. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS WI. Name Wins Losses Draws 98 Shawn Pobsl O 9 O IO5 Sleve Meyer I2 9 I I I2 Tim Orlman 5 I I O I I9 Gary Wise I8 2 O I26 Roy Leonard 20 I O I32 Tim Denlinger I I 7 I I38 MarlcSIeir1barqer IO 7 O I45 Sieve Burch 5 9 O l55 Scoff Lucus I I I I O I67 Jim Gales I9 9 O l75 Chris Aflcinson I4 7 O l85 Jim Krifzer 7 I I I I-I. W+.Russ Compron 23 5 O Above Le'F+: Using one of his favorife moves, Jim Gales uses a reverse cradle Io pin his Beaver- creelc opponent Middle Leff: The referee walches closely for a pin as sophomore Sieve Meyer uses an arm-bar series on his anlagonisl. Lower Lefh The referee gels info posifion Io check for a pin as Chris Allcinson sfrains Io force his opponenfs shoulders fo The mal. Top Righfz ln Ihe Beavercreelc meet co-capfain Roy Leonard +hrows Tom Shay wifh a powerful Irip. Lower Righl: A+ Ihe Universify of Dayfon Holiday Tour- nament Tim Denlinger of Ihe I32 lb. class, execu- Ies his heel-frip aqains+ his Ealon foe. Below: As Coach Larry McVey walches Ihe malch, he +asIes Ihe air of viciory. RN 1972 track team produces winning season despite setbacks East's I972 track team, coached by Mr. Neal Charske and Mr. Dave Mills, produced a winning season. The team recorded tour wins and one loss despite many iniuries and weather conditions. The season was marked with two highlights. East overwhelmed West with a score ot 78lf2 to 48'f2. ln the WOL meet, Chris Gravel finished tirst in the two-mile race with a time ot 9:58.7, breaking all previous records tor the league. Falcon trackmen broke two school records this season. Steve Henry, Chris Gravel, Dave Helton, and Keith Bush improved the previous tour-mile relay record ot l9:I5.2 to the new record ot I8:5O.3. ln the sprint medley Nick Yahle, Dave Huston, Bob Metzler, and Brian Percival set a new record ot I:39.9. Bob Metzler received the most valua- ble runner award and Russ Compton received the most valuable tield man award. Most improved runner was Steve Henry and Jett Berger was the most improved tield man. East tinished titth in the WOL, only eight points tram second. The Falcons tinished eighth in the sectionals. G 4-. F: as at . J, A N s 5: x ff ' X 's:wf'X A 1' - , f I ' 1211 + 'rf 5 W - l ' X mt- ...ei J' ' I Q A T ff-. is S i Pavel J als i, rv - it , Q ,fra xr G . . 'A . V ' , F, g K x . F ir r ,f , it it Q E f S .P it my nf? 1- L , iw -, A , if A J , ' ni: , , K TRACK TEAM: Front Row: Chris Gravel, Dave Moore, Jim Kapnas, Brian Percival, Nick Yahle. Keith Bush, Ken Fosdick, Mike Malone, John Moore, Dave Cunnigan. Row 2: Mark Venetos, Scott Sargent, Bob Metzler, Randy Henry, Andrew Winchek, Jim Gibson, Leonard Overholser, Jim Kritzer, John Schmidt, Mike Husman, Jett Patezel. Row 3: Dennis Foster, Dale Haynes, Arnie Jarvis. Bob Gaughan, Steve Roberts, Mike Fry, Russ Compton, Mark Guist, Mark Jenkins, Pat O'Donnell. Back Row: Duane Kester, Dan Wagner, Steve Malesko, Steve Scarpelli, Tim Winchek, John Smith, Jett Berger, Steve Birch, Darrell Lauderback, Dave Huston, Mike Compton, Jack Carter, Scott Denny, Stan lrvin, Coach Neal Charske. - . - f - A' R' 1'- EE' Y : 15597 '1:5,. ii I i' ,!5 ' C l:'Kl:ff!W35 U, - 2. T3 4.:r il .'L2 7'v HN' ' r :f-ffiffiiiifgiilgii li' ' ,f 512 '-1, ,: ',. J L 'f I f i 'fi ' . fs:'1 i'5T5'f. 2' 15 ' . 155 gi U in-my 1 A H K -1.4!-a is we fi? 'T - ' T- ' T. 1 h I ll L -Y 4 sf 5 f f 'T H f , A , .1 ...,,, ,sn ' - .- if f .T if 19 fl 4 -11 ,ip ,, ,ffmczfipiflgzffg 1 . lf!! aff. 5 - K Ti , A Q wi, W Q R eq Vs 4 ' Y is ka ' ' X S851 ' 1 ff - ' ' ,,LLW 1. T H wg, ' 1' . fr'- f x ,-,ra 5,7 11 wi L , -2'lf ' -if v- 1 'V 1 it ,L A Q g' .,,. :air ' ' 21 , -4. , - - -Q X ..,.,1 ,nf 'W . um TRACK RECORD EasT 62 TroTwood EasT 62 BelmonT EasT 7l STebbins EasT 6I CenTerville EasT 78lf2 FairrnonT WesT TroTwood Relays FairmonT WesT Relays DayTon Relays Bellaire Relays Wayne Relays Viking Relays Fairborn Classic WOL SecTional 38'f2 57lf2 56 66 48'f2 RELAYS AND LEAGUE MEETS 4Th 4+h 5Th 34Th 6Th I4Th 6Th 5Th 8Th Far Le'FT: Rounding The Tinal Turn, The EasT Trio oT STeve Henry, KeiTh Bush, and Dave l-lelTon, head Tor The Tinish oT The 440-yard clash. Above LefT: In The STebloins meeT, Bob MeTzler nears The Tinish line of The IOO-yard dash. Below Leffz Clearing high oT The hurdle, Darrell Lauclerbaclc sTreTches ouT Tor TirsT place in The I65 low hurdles. Above: WiTh baTon in hand, Roger Ruble heads Tor The nexT runner 60 Easl Easl Easl Easl Easf Easf Easl Easf Easl Easl Easl Easl Easf Easl Easl Easl Easl Easl Easl Easl Easl Easl Easl Easf Easl Easl 'nmn BASEBALL RECORD Miarnisburg Colonel While Belmonl Oakwood fNHer Channnade C:arroH CobnelVVnHe Fdler Miamisburg Fairborn Park PHHS NVHburVVHgn+ WOL Games Fairborn Baker VVayne Fairmonl Wesl SpdngHeH Nord Troy Xenia Beavercreek C:en+erviHe Slebbins Disfrid Ga mes Carroll Cenferville Wilminglon Beavercreelc Cliarninade c !I?'.. RESERVE BASEBALL TEAM: Eronf Row Ron Slnaller Greg Hall Mike Bly Coach AI Sire ch Pal Waflwen Sie e Coolc Terry Ande son Randy G lberf Kur+ Clwuprun, Tim Sharp, Terry Tamaska Sle e Mounfloy Ed Yilce Back Row Harold Long Sfeve Dommg Ken Sclqreck Jim Brady Falcons Tie Tor Third place in WOL baseball compeTiTion Finishing The season wiTh a record oT l7 wins and 9 losses. The FairmonT EasT baseball Team capTured a Tie Tor Third place in The WOL. l'lighlighTing The season was Coach Chapman's lOOTh win as The leader oT The Falcons. For The second sTraighT year, The Team compeTed in The disTricT Tinals and hoped To beTTer Their second place Tinish in The sTaTe Tinals of The previous year. ATTer vicTories in The TirsT Tour TournamenT games, however, The lron Falcons suTTered a 3-O deTeaT by Cham- inade. ln posT-season recogniTion, Tom Adams was chosen as The mosT improved player. Ron SmiTh was selecTed as The mosT valuable player. l'le also aTTained sTaTe recogniTion by being named To The Ohio Baseball All STar Team. LefT: Leading oTT TirsT base, Herb SchaTer sTudies The piTcher's mofion while preparing To sTeal sec- ond. Far Lef'l': As The ball approaches, Ron SmiTh concenTraTes on his swing. T jg Villlf j 5 .yii i,gi12gfrgri.lj.3gi19gfV3l,qi,5g i.'. igfygflfifigij,l.3igj!,j'IA ,yy,1i3ig1gij2g'fsiy5 r.r.T y g ,ilu 52 gggj i ,ill , VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: FronT Row: Herb Schafer, PaT McGarrahan, Tom Dave Reed, Jim Murphy, Greg Duncan, Craig Norris, Bob Landis, STeve Den- Adams, Randy Tamaska. Ron SrniTh, Marlc l-lickey, Ken FulTz, Gary WesTTall, nis. Chuck BarThelemy. Jim Neyhouse. Back Row: Coach Bob Chapman, Dave MaTThews. Tony Quick. EasT EasT EasT EasT EasT EasT EasT EasT EasT EasT EasT EasT EasT EasT EasT TENNIS RECORD BeImonT Beavercreelc Fairborn Baker Wayne Xenia STebbins I:airmonT WesT Springifield NorTh Chaminade Troy CenTerviIIe BeImonT TroTwood-Madison Fairview Qalcwood Won I2 I.osT 3 Righf: STeve ScoTT reTurns The ball To h nenT during The maTch wiTh Chaminade. J-MM O 2 O O 3 5 2 4 2 O 2 2 O is oppo- Inexperiencecl Tennis squcid compiles I2-3 recorclg golfers copTure I5 wins I:airmonT EasT's varsiTy Tennis Team sTarTed The I972 season wiTh an enTireIy inexperienced squad. WiTh capTain Rick Zimmerman leading The Team. however, EasT won iTs TirsT six maTches, Tive oT which were in The WOL. The Team Tin- ished The season wiTh I2 wins and 3 losses. The season highIighT came when The Falcon squad was able To deTeaT a pre- viously unbeaTen Chaminade Team. John IvIecI4sTroTh played TirsT singles Tor The Falcons and will reTurn Tor anoTher year. OTher ouTsTanding players Tor The I972 season were iuniors STeve ScoTT, Gerry Rinaldi, and Ray York, and sen- iors Rick Zimmerman and Cris Morano. Mr. ArT DunIap's varsiTy goIT Team had a successTuI year, as The EasT Team compiled a record OT I5 wins, 6 losses. and I Tie. These Falcons won TourTh place in The WOL. , ,.,, 2- - .4 ., gee -, Individual Team members wiTh excep- --1 Tional goIT scores were JeTT Carpender, 87: Tom Dover, 86: STeve Waddell, 852 and Terry Shell, 77. Terry, who was cap- Tain Tor The I972 season, also received M medaIisT honors Tor his scores. ,gr ip T TENNIS TEAM: FronT Row: John IvIecIssTroTh. STeve ScoTT. Ray York. Jerry Riclc Ross Chris Bramlaqe. Paul Gallienne, Lee Collins, Bill Arney, John Sny- Rinaldi, Dave KIiTch, Riclc Zimmerman. Chris Ivlorano, Ivlilce Day. Baclt ROW: der. Dave STocIc, Kevin I'Iuey, Coach Tom Cobey, E i S E I fn-. GOLF TEAM: Randy Young, Mark Sluckey, Terry SIweII,Ton'1 Dover, Torn Toberen, Coach Arl Dunlap. GOLF RECORD Easf 7 Oakwood 2 Easl 9 Norllimonf O Easl U72 Ivliamisburg 2I72 Easl 9 Beavercreek O Easl 9 Fairborn Baker O Easl 2 Aller 7 Easl 9 Chaminade O Easl 9 Wayne O Easf 3If2 Wesf Carrolllon 5I72 Easl 6 Xenia 3 Easf 2 Oakwood 7 Easf 7 Slebbins 2 Easl I Fairmonl Wesl 8 Easf U72 Miamisburg ZIXQ Easl 2If2 Wesl Carrolllon U72 Easl 5 Springfield Norllw 4 Easl 4-If? Troy 4If2 Ifasl 7 Park I-IiIIs 2 Easl 4 Cenferville 5 Easl 7 Xenia 2 Easf 5If2 Springfield Norllw 3If2 Easf 8 Hillsboro I Won I5 Losf 6 Tied I Top Left Affer he has reached flwe green, Terry Shell puffs Ilne ball info The cup. Above: Wiflw Imis backswinq compleled, Sleve Waddell is ready fo drive Ilie ball down Ilwe Iairvvay. Boys' inlrcimurols offer wide choice of sports events This year, lhe inlramural program offered flag loolball, bowling, baslcel- ball, ping-pong, volleyball, and sollball. An addilion lo lhe program, lawn darls offered reams a new area ol compelilion in which lo lesl 'rheir slcill. Allhough some 'reams enlered only one or 'rwo sporls, many 'reams enlered all ol lhe sporls offered in order +o compele for The inlramural all-sporls lrophy. This lrophy was awarded al rhe end of 'rhe year lo The leam wilh The besl overall performance. Righl: Wilh a shol from 'rhe foul lane. Chris Bramlage scores for his inframural learn. Below: Aller slealing The ball, Bill Mclnlosh dribbles downcourl. ,ML are Leff: Alfer releasing lhe ball, Sieve Swope con- cenfra+es on his follow-fhrough. Above Lefi: Sfudyinq The pins, Alan Dorfrneyer ge+s ready 'ro begin his approach. Above: Concenfrafing on fhe basket Jeff Berger shoofs over 'rhe arm of e defender. f y l I i f uw- I H Z' 12 W G if 3 I972 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY RECORD EasT Fairborn EasT NorThridge EasT WorThingTon EasT Lebanon EasT FairmonT WesT EasT Madison EasT Wayne EasT Oakwood l972 RESERVE FIELD HOCKEY RECORD EasT Oakwood 9Th grade EasT NorThridge EasT WorThingTon EasT Lebanon EasT FairmonT WesT EasT Madison EasT Wayne EasT Oakwood Top: While Cheryl Baker aTTempTs To score a goal, TeammaTes Gail McBroom, Bobbi D'Amico, and Mary Kurz sTand ready To assisT. Above: As The EasT TieId hockey players make an eTTorT To gain possession oT The ball, TeIIow Team members, siTTing on The bench, cheer Them on. Field hockey ends perTecT seoson, sTomps Ocikwood. EasT's l972 varsiTy Tield hockey Team had an undeTeaTed season wiTh eighT wins. The reserves also came Through wiTh a perTecT record and, in addiTion, possessed The disTincTion oT being The ' TirsT reserve Team in EasT's hisTory To be unscored upon. Remembering Their O-O Tie lasT year, EasT soundly beaT WesT wiTh a score oT 5-O. This was The second Time EasT's Tield hockey Team had overcome WesT. EasT's mosT imporTanT game occurred aT The conclusion oT The season wiTh rival Oakwood. BoTh Teams were unde- TeaTed going inTo The game. Each had a dummy represenTing The oTher school, which They publicly massacred iusT beTore The game. Special awards given Tor The season were mosT spiriTed, JoAnn Kurzg mosT improved, Mary Kurz, mosT consisTenT deTensive player, Pam Brown: leading scorer, Gail McBroom, and mosT valua- ble player, Cheryl Baker. These awards were presenTed aT The annual posT-sea- son hockey banqueT. Above LeTT: BaTTling againsT Their cross-Town rival, FairmonT WesT, Tield hockey seniors Try To overcome Their opponenTs and make a goal. LeTT: Jokingly, yeT wiTh True inTenT. EasT's Team Tears aparT iTs clumsy dummy which represenTs an Oak- wood player. 7 V T r '4g5,gf, ,, 3 A 2,1 awk, ,f,i,f,2,,.'f -:ff I ' . T V s 1 , 'T ' ,' iiifgif ff f r , W i' ' s 1 , A M - - .T '- gm ' :M A' 'T - is, ' ii' ' ' ' KX ' ' ' Y ' I . 5 - V W , . 1 , . 4 ' Y 1 wg T V M ' in 'f W g , f 345295 if aww L, r A We ', ' M , I V K T Q fi 4 I ' FIELD HOCKEY TEAM: FronT Row: Donna STuTrud, Tina Danelak, JoAnn Kurz. Gail McBroom, Cheryl Baker, Bobbie D'Amico, Maria Treon, Row 2: Terry Moorrnan, Karen Wycherley, Nancy Bowman, Pam Brown, Vicki SchaTer. Ma-ry Kurz, Brenda Krohn. Back Row: Mary Beirise, Mary Ellen Fish, Cheryl awk T l-lohensTein, Karen Eilerman, Sue May, Sue OTTen, Linda Fecher, Barb Mueller, Coach Barbara Rausch. Back Row: Sue Kapp, Cyndi Macaulay, Cindy John- son, Kim SchaTer, Debbie Treon, Mary Webb, Nikki Kerekesh, Karen WiTzke, Dana Welsh, Tina Alcorn, KaThy Cook. 7 Ecist volleybcill tecim detects West tor seventh stroight yecir East's girls' volleyball team set ll new records. Deteating West tor the seventh successive time and scoring an all-time high ot 334 points tor the sea- son were only two ot the varsity team's accomplishments. The only loss handed to East was by a strong varsity Xenia team. East lost the tirst game 8-I5 but returned to win the second one I5-I I. ln the deciding game, however, Xenia deteated Eair- mont East by a slim two-point margin. To provide extra incentive and drive, two clubs were established tor the vol- leyball team. The Serving Points club required 25 points and the Spiking club required IO spikes. Grange, green, yel- low, and pink smile buttons were awarded, according to the number ot points served or spikes accomplished. On January 4, the volleyball banquet was held at Dot's Banquet Room. Spe- cial awards were leading scorer, Marcia Donaldson: most improved, Connie Myers: most points scored in three years, Marcia Donaldson: most valuable player, Debbie Vaught. VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Front Row: Donna Eridenmaker, Marcia Donaldson, Jan Back Row: Debbie Ragan, Sara Larch, Sheila Hennessy, Sandy Williams, Pat Carton, Connie Myers, Debbie Vaught, Kim Tarantino, Jane Bennett, Jenni Meyer, Kathy Rasmussen, Susan Kath, Ellen Erantz, Kathy Schweller, Jane Griswold. Row 2: Jenniter l-lussong, Karen Pickle, Melanie Brewer, Tina Bram- Dice, Linda Chapin, Coach Nancy Benadum. lage, Kim Pearson, Carla Schmalstig, Dee Turner, Jo Ann Holder, Pam Riggle. -.J -4 Easl East Easl Easl Easf Easl Easl Easl Easl Easl Easf Easf Easf Easl Easl Easl Easf Easl Easf Easl I972 VOLLEYBALL RECORD I 5 8, I5 I5 I5 I5 IO, I5 I5,8 I5 I5 I5, IO I5 I5 I5 I5 I5 I5 I5 I5,5 I5 I5 Varsily Slebbins O, 2 Xenia l5,Il,I5 Madison I3. 5 Wesl Carrolllon 0, 9 Wayne 2, I I Oakwood I5, 5, 3 Cenlerville 5, I5, 2 Beavercreelc I, 3 Fairmonf Wesl 6, 3 Norllwriclge 4, I5, 9 Reserve Slebbiris O, 3 Xenia 9, I Madison O, 9 Wesl Carrolllon 5, 2 Wayne I I, IO Oakwood 9, O Cenlerville I I, I Beavercreelc 2, I5, 2 Fairmonf Wesl 9, 6 Norflwridqe IO, 5 Above Lefi: Leaping info Ilwe air, Jan Carlon suc- cessfully relurns 'rlie ball fo Cen+erviIle's side. Above Lefh As flue ball drops low, Jenni Gris- wold readies Iwer arm posifion for a se?-up Io a feammafe. Lefh While The varsily baffles Cenler- ville, ollmer Eesl' feam members lend encourage- rnenl wifh slwouls and clweers. Above: Caplain Debbie Vauqhf serves flie ball fo her opponenls. Girls' basketball Team ends season with a winning record Fairmonl Eas'r's girls' baslcelball Team, coached by Miss Nancy Benedum, who has coached The Falconerles since The opening of Fairmonl Easf High School in l963, ended anolher successful season wifh a winning record ol eighl wins and Two losses. The highlighl ol 'rhe season was 'rhe Fairmonl Wesl game. The deleal ol Wesl marked Fairmonl Easl's eighlh deleal of lhe Dragons in lhe pasl eighl years. The Falconelles delealed The Fairmonl Wesl Dragons by a score of 53 lo 36. The Varsily losl lo The Xenia Buccaneers by only lhree poinls in 'rhe lasl few minules of rhe game. The final score of The game was 52 lo 55. A+ a special awards banquet held in March al Do+'s Banquel Hall, several seniors were recognized for lheir 'rhree-year member- ship on 'rhe Team. Those honored were Cheryl Balmer, Marcia Donaldson, Jo Ann Kurz, Kalhy Rasmussen, and Meg Websler. Olher awards given a+ l'he banquel were: Leading Rebounder, Cheri Miller, Mosl lnlerceplions, Tina Alcorn: Leading Scorer, Cheri Miller: Leading Free Throw Shooler, Cheryl Baker: Mosl' Free Throws Made During Praclice, Jo Ann Kurz. Voled Mosl' Valuable, by her leammales was senior Cheryl Balmer. Over The pasl len years lhe Falconelles have had a record of 8l wins and I5 losses. ,,,,,.-- 'S fax , r'1':gq5:::j-- , 'fi f 4 T ,....., K GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM: Fronl Row: Nancy Bowman, Cheryl Baker, Marcia Donaldson, Cheri Miller, Row 2: Donna Fridenmalcer, Tina Alcorn, Jo Ann Kurz, Coach Nancy Benedurn. Row 3: Karen Wycherly, Mary Kurz, Kim Miller, Carla Schmalslig, Meg Websfer, Kim Pearson. Row 4: Linda Fecher, Jane Bennell, Pam Riggle, Pa? Meyer, Jennifer Hussong. Back Row: Karen Pickle, Cindy Youngerman. Jane Dice, Sara Larch, Mary Ellen Fish. 70 Q Q3 ? If , , .L,, , N112-.:i.,:.fa ,fJasw.fLz1' , cf I973 VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD Easl 44 Aller Easl' 52 Xenia Easl 39 Madison Easl 49 Beavercreek Easl 64 Norlhridge Easl 78 Cenlerville Easf 66 Wesl Carrolllon Easl 53 Eairmonl' Wesl Easf 59 Wayne Easf 38 Oakwood Won 9 Losl I I973 RESERVE BASKETBALL RECORD Easl 4I Aller Easl 3 I Xenia Easl 2I Madison Easl 43 Beavercreek Easl 4I Norlhriclge Easl 29 Cenlerville Easl 36 Wesl Carrolllon Easl 22 Eairmonl Wesl Easf 23 Wayne Easf '30 Oakwood Won O Losl O 'W 'ha. Exfreme Far Le'f+: Leading rebounder, Cheri Miller, lumps high Io recover fhe ball for fhe Eal- coneffes. Far Leff: Guarding closely, Tina Alcorn follows her opponenl' while Cheryl Baker is ready fo assisf her. Above Lefh Taking carelul aim, Cheryl Baker prepares To fake her foul shol. Below Leff: In fhe few minufes before Ihe game. Coach Nancy Benedum gives las? insfrucfions as The 'ream gives fhe cheer lo slarl The game. IQ73 GYMNASTICS RECORD Easf 66.6 BeImonI 88.2 Easf 72.7 Fairview 7 I .5 Easf 72.5 Wayne 67.3 Easf 78.6 Beavercreek 5l.5 Easf 82.2 Cen+erviIIe 8I.75 EasI 79.3 Fairmonf Wes? 75.0 Easf 8 I .4 Xenia 52.45 Won 6 Losi I Belmonf Invifaiional 6+I1 Fairmonf Wesf Inyi+a+ionaI IsI Above Far RigI1+: Senior Vicki I-Isia shows Iier grace and s+yIe as she execufes a delicafe pose. Righf: Af 'rhe Fairview rneei, The Easf gymnas+s sfand in fronr of Ihe Iwome crowd before +I'1e play- ing of The nafionaI anfhem. Middle: WI1iIe coacI'i Pa? Jayson spofs, Bobbi Dyfkmico exI'1ibi+s exceI- Ienf pre-High? as she vaulfs. Right WIwiIe mem- bers of boflw 'rhe Easf and Cemkeryille 'reams spot Mindy TomasI'1oI soars I1iqI'i in fI1e air as sI'ie per- forms her frampoiine roufine. FWIQGff'!Wk M. 'i is s GIRLS' GYMNASTICS TEAM: Front Row: Lyn Goertemiller, Patti Under wood, Heidi Zimmerman, Patti Ritchey, Mindy Tomashot, Mary Kay Otten Karen Meyer, Pam Kagay, Maria Treon. Row 2: Carol Horton, Mary Wey, Sharon Ely, Terry Moorman, Kathy Deigel. Dawn Bedwell. Bobbi D'Amico, Invitational win, best WCL slate highlight season Fairmont East girls' gymnastics team ended an- outstanding season with a tinal record ot 6-I. Their only loss was in the season openers to a strong Bel- mont team. This is the best record achieved by girl gymnasts in East's his- tory. ln addition, the team had a per- tect WOL record ot 5-O. lnstead ot having one girl as captain tor a whole season, each ot the seniors co-captained two meets. This allowed all seniors to assume leadership. This season, the team attended two invitationals. At the Belmont Invita- tional, they received sixth place, behind both Centerville and West. At the Fair- mont West lnvitational at the end ot the season, East come out the victor over both and won tirst place. At the end ot the extremely close invitational, West seemed to have won. But when a iudge's error was discov- ered, East became the champion by one-tenth ot a point. This was the tirst time tor the team to win an invitational. - Coach Pat Jayson. Back Row: Vicki l'lsia. Cheryl Hohenstein, Robbi Castle, , Pam McCoy, Sue Binger, Denise Tillberry, Kim Schafer, Cheryl Poore. Debbie A Sottboll records 46 stroight winsg tennis coptures 9 With the deteat ot Lebanonls varsity sottball team, Fairmont East's Falcon- ettes marked 46 consecutive wins in their titth straight undeteated season. This season, East scored 22l runs, allowing their opponents only 53. Most ot East's victories were by great mar- gins, with scores such as 3 l-3, 32-l, and 37-4. East's girls' tennis team tinished its season with a record ot 9 wins and l loss. This year, many new records were set. lncluded were records tor 6 shut- outs and a l7vmatch winning streak. The team was undeteated until the last match with rival Oakwood. Atter a long struggle, the match tinally ended with Oakwood on top, 3-2. Right: Attempting to score another run. Debbie Vaught rounds third base during the Centerville game. -ni' 5-,4..w...,.,-f-K, sv., , .,-- .,,-. .,- Y Y bm SOFTBALL TEAM1 FVUNTQROWZ NGUCY BOWWGVV Karen Mever, Melanie Dick' Karen Wycherly, Pam Brown, Meg Webster, Dianna Reed. Back Row Coach SON Cltefvl CO lleVi Debble VGUQTW Cdtttv DeClf9V Carole Ackerman- Cttervl Barbara Rausch. Nancy Fish, Cheri Miller, Ellen Frantz, Eileen McCarthy Baker. Row 2: Pat Meyer, Carla Schmalstig, Andrea Thomas. Connie McCoy, Linda Fechefy Vicky Schafer! Marge Treonr Maw Ellen Fgsl-,b NNIS TEAM: Fronf Row: Sue l-lolloway, Gayle Gunning, Roxie Slrine, Befli erson, Suzy Kurz. Callwy Hironalca, Carolyn Burgh, Janet Anderggn, Marcia ner, Kim Anderson, Anila Leclwner. Back Row: Coaclw Pal Jayson, Barb Seq- Donaldson. Gayle Carpenler Mary Kurz, Jane Bennell, JoAnn Knrz, mviieiiai l l V T' Easl Easl Easl Easl Easl Easl Easl Easl Easl llllg I972 SOFTBALL RECORD 32 Oakwood I 2I Miarnisburg 9 22 Aller 4 24 Fairmonl Wesl 8 37 Wesl Carrolllon 4 3I Cenlerville 3 35 Carroll 9 I l Wayne 8 8 Lebanon 7 Above Left Senior Gayle Carpenler posifions IQ72 lwer raclsef lor llie ballis relurn. Above: During a cold, windy sollball game, Easi learn members lwucldle loqeflier fo keep warm, Easl Xenia Easl Springfield Shawnee Easl' Lebanon Easl Springfield Norlli Easl Norllnridge Easl Fairrnonl Wesl basl Monroe Easl lyliarnisburq Easl Aller Easl' Qalcwood 76 Above: Showing Their enioymenT in The game, Be+h Miner and Carole DeTrich leap Tor Tl-ie ball, while Melissa Barr, Gayle Gunning, and Linda STull aTTernpT To help. Righlt CareTully posiTioning her bow, senior Lyn GoerTemiller draws backward and aims Tor a bull's eye. GAA inTromurols encouroge girls To porTicipoTe in offer-school sporTs GAA inTramurals gave girls who are noT on inTerscholasTic Teams a chance To Talce parT in individual or Team sporTs. Girls who parTicipaTe in cerTain inTerscholasTic sporTs may noT compeTe in The same inrramural sporT. This year's inTramural program was headed by Mrs. Shirley GriTTiTh. ln The diTTerenT sporTs, more emphasis was placed on playing Tor enioyrnenT and less emphasis on compeTiTion. A round robin sysTem oT playing was sTarTed in Team sporTs This year. This meanT ThaT in a league every Team played every oTher Team. The league winner was cleTerminecl by The number oT games won and ToTal poinTs scored. In pasT years, The single eliminaTion meThod was used. ATTer one loss, a Team was Tinished playing. Now, wi+h The round robin sysTem, more people are able To play Tor a longer Time. The sporTs oTTerecl in inTramurals were Tield hoclcey, volleyball, baslQeTball, bowling, Table Tennis, badminTon, arch- ery, Tencing, and soTTball. Upper Lef+: Affer lhe serve. Jane Benne-H rerurns fhe badminron birdie lo Cheri Miller's side, in hopes of scoring a point Lefh ln fhe finals ol sophomore volleyball compefifion, Jane Clark sefs The ball up fo Kafhv Livesav as Debbie Brooks walches delighledly. Above: Nearing fhe end of a close game, senior Pafri Rifchey concenfrafes on The spinning ping-pong ball. 17 78 'T' 'h '44 S Q .QM 1 l .11 fy-2 ' 44 L-.TL ,. i Vgf f -Li? J x 'nf 'i I ,-, rd 4 47 V Y lag 'Y . . -', 1 3' :':f' ' GSP. if w - 4 .-fl' ww' 1 f v p ' d . , f.',-k 1-1 1 D ,v,. ',.-is f L 1 1 1531 ' .. . ' if f 4. 5.3 Q ' 1 ,Z A1237 'Vins ,Uv '41, fQ..3.': 1 1' --f . Ju . .wry ,,P', v- - , , -, .,., K fl i 1. ,-lr' A 9 ri 17: -A ...Q4 7 5 A Q n ,rf ...s,, fr. I .ff ,.,, 1 'lg ,Li 4 ' if, . 3 3 ,A '57 ...f --f. CLASSES - . K K Leff: Seniors Mike Rose, Nancy Hicks, Tony Quick, and Dan Offen prepare for 'rheir panel auf' -ff' fir? -we-1. Ai-A' ' H ' -' T3 Z., W, ' A 1. , S? S discussion in English. Above: Sfudenls congregale in one of +l1e unif arf rooms before school. SENIOR CLASS OFFlCERS: Carolyn Maffhei. Social Chairman: Linda Oxley. Treasurer: Tim Drumm, Vice-presidenf: LeeAnn Parsons. Secre- fary: and Sherree Sundermeyer, Presidenf. The class officers inifiafed many worfhwhile proiecfs. Seniors Senior clciss officers sell buttons os money-making proiecf Teresa Adkins General. Seminar 4. Jim Agee General. lnframural Sporfs 3. Tracy Ahern, General. Colby Albrechf Commercial. Chorus 3: DE 4: Glee Club 2: Opereifa 2. Debbie Albrochf College Prep. Band 2. 3, 4: Fufure Teachers 2: GAA 2, Sue Alexander College Prep. Debufanfes 3, 4: GAA 2 3: Office Assisfani 4: Pep Club 2, 3. Terrell Allen College Prep. Dreffing Club 2, 3: Inframu- ral Sporfs 4: Latin Club 2. 3: Mafh Club 2: Pep Club 2 3, 4. Cindy Anderson General. Harold Anderson College Prep. Baslcefball 2, 3. 4: Varsify F 3, 4. Lori Andrews College Prep. Affendance Monifor 3, 4: GAA 2,3, 4: German Club 3: lnferscholasfic Baslrefball 2. Mille Anfrobius General. Siege Crew 3. Jean Arnold General. wav' 71-'Qu 1-3,7 11, . f-. ' K 'A-ve .V A ' . , 'Q .... ff ! mg. iw i 7 17 rx.: CT' Y r an I flvt, . .Wg ififjbrc JK. 1' 1 I 'N' 427' 'i 44 pan., IVX 'MW ap., N-ir 5 ,wil X Diane Ashurrl Commercial. COE 4. Melody Afkinson Commercial. Campus Life 2: COE. sec. 4: FBLA 2. 3. Terry Aydeloff General. GAA 2: Spanish Club 2. Jennifer Bach College Prep. Fufure Medical Careers 3, 4: German Club 3: JCOWA 3. Karen Bachman College Prep. FBLA 4: GAA 3. 4: Office Assisfanl 4. Bill Baker College Prep. Arl' Club 4: Audio-Visual Assislanr 4: Campus Life 4: Chess Club 2: Communily Service 4: lnlramural Sporfs 2. 3. 4: Mafh Club 3: Pep Club 3. 4: Phofography. vice-presidenf 4: Radio Club 3: Spanish Club 2. Cheryl Behr College Prep. Falcon Award 3: GAA 2. 3, pres. 4: Gym Assislanr 3. 4: lnlerscholaslic Baslcerball 2. 3, 4: lnlerscholasfic Field Hoclcey 2. 3, Co-caplain 4: lnlerscholaslic Sollball 2. 3. 4: lnlra-School Council 4: Pep Club 2. 3: Sludenl Council 2. Sieve Baker College Prep. Sfebbins. TV and Radio Broadcasling 3. 4. Larry Baron General. Connie Bella: College Prep. Fulure Medical Careers 3, 4: GAA 2, 3: Sfuclenl Secretary 4. Gary Baumann College Prep. Campus Life 4: Commu- nify Service 4: Della Chi Hi-Y 2: Foolball 2. 3. 4: Hell Monilor 2: Home Room Represenfakive 2: lnframural Sporls 2. 3. 4: Scholar Afhlefe 3: Varsify F 3. Nic Beasley General. Football 2. Chris Beck College Prep. Chorus 2: lnrramural Sporls 3: Library Assisfanl' 4: Operefla 2. Guy Bell General. Ron Bell General. Baseball 2: Home Room Represenla- live 3: lnlramural Sporls 2. 3: Spanish Club 2. Marcy Benneff Commercial. Sruclenf Secrelary 2. Rosco Benson College Prep. Jessie Benh Commercial. COE 4: FBLA 2. 3: Pep Club 3. Tony Berger College Prep. Drafting Club 2, 3. 4: Fal- con Award 3: lnlramural Sporls 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 4. Roseanne Berry College Prep. Campus Life 2: Debu- lanfes 3. 4: Fulure Medical Careers 2: GAA 2. 3. 4: Gym Assislanl 2: Home Room Represenfalive 2: Infra- mural Sporls 2, 3. 4: NHS 3. 4: Pep Club 2. 3: Sludenl Council 3. secrelary 4: Sludenf Secrelary 3. 4. Mary Ann Beriling College Prep. Campus Life 2, 3. 4: Community Service 4: GAA 2, 3: NHS 3. 4: Pep Club 2. 3. Darci Birmingham College Prep. Band 2. 3. 4: Class Play 2. 3, 4: Confesl' Speech 2. 3, 4: GAA 2. 3. 4: lnlra- mural Sporls 2, 3. 4: JCOWA 2: NFL 2. 3. hisforian 4: Spanish Club 4. Roy Black General. Sue Blair College Prep. COE 4: GAA 2. 3: lnlramural Sporfs 2. 3: JCOWA 2: Pep Club 2. 3. 2 Roger Blevins General. Gary Boas College Prep. Falcon Award 2: German Club 3. 4: Home Room Representative 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 3: Photography 4: Ski Club 4. Rick Berth College Prep. Class Play 4: Contest Speech 4: Debate 3, 4: Gymnastics 2, 3, 4: Home Room Repre- sentative 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: NFL 3, 4: Seminar 3: Spanish Club 2, program chairman 3: Tennis 3, 4: Var- sity F 3. 4. Tim Boss General. Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Cross Country 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Hall Monitor 3. 4: Varsity F 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Kathy Bowman General. Marcia Boyer College Prep. Art Club 4: Chorus 4: Class Play 4: GAA 3, 4: Home Room Representative 3: Intramural Sports 3, 4: NHS 4: Operetta 4: Pep Club 3: Ski Club 4: Student Council 2, Steven Brade College Prep. Ski Club 4. Becky Bradfiald College Prep. Future Teachers 2: GAA 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 3, 4. Shirley Brady Commercial. DE 4: FBLA 3. Russ Breckler General, Chess Club 2, 3: German Club 3, Teresa Breuer College Prep. Art Club 2, 4: Yearbook 4. Gary Brewer College Prep. Cheryl Brewster General. DE 4. Ginger Briggs College Prep. Future Teachers 4: Ger- man Club 2. 3. 4: NFL 2, 3. Linda Brockett College Prep. Campus Lite 2: Falcon Award 3: French Club 3: GAA 2, 3: Glee Club 2. 33 Intramural Sports 2, 3: Latin Club 2: NHS 3, 4: Ottice Assistant 4: Operetta 2, 3: Pep Club 2. Lee Browder College Prep. Campus Lite 2: Class Play 3: Debutantes 4: French Club 4: GAA 2, 3: Homecom- ing 4: Home Room Representative 4: Lab Assistant 37 NHS 3, 4: Newspaper 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Seminar 3, 4. Charles Brown General. Intramural Sports 2. 4: Wres- tling 2. 4, Cheryl Brown General. Chorus 3, 4: GAA 2, 3: Glee Club 2: Operetta 2, 3, 4. Diane Brown College Prep. Campus Life 2: Class Offi- cer 3: GAA 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Ski Club 2: Spanish Club 2: Student Council 2, trea- surer 4: Student Secretary 3, 4, Keith Brown General, Linda Brown Commercial, COE 4. Robert Brown General, Vicki Buckner College Prep, Campus Lite 2, 3: Debu- tantes 3, 4: GAA 2: Pep Club 2: Ski Club 2, 3, 4: Year- book 4. Linda Buehner College Prep. Band 2, 3, 4: Campus Lite 2: Class Play 3: French Club 2, treasurer 3, pres. 4: Future Teachers 2, 3: JCOWA 2, 3: NHS 4: Operetta 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 3, 4: Student Secretary 4. -4- MR, lp, ,:,y, so ,f .i ff f, se-5 ' ,, Q' o its 'uv 'vwff ., . ,fy : if W . ,,,, ..,, . ws M .?9bx .47 p' A ,fwfr- rf :v 3 dv'-.,, 'Q 'HGV' eu. wa, yn... -e-N 'vb A.-. on ...,. V M- Vu ..a.,,-S 'T Seniors 'Y ,f 'fi ,A+ X 'T'-N9 'ir-W3 gg Hhs QM, 4517 Delane Bullman General, Lab Assisrani 4: Wresrlinq 2, Audrey Burger General. GAA 4- Pep Club 4- Seminar 4- Sfudem Searemry 4. Tim Burke College Prep. Arfendance Monifor 4: Book srore 2 3 4' Intramural Sports 4. Monica Burkhardf General, FBLA 4 Paula Calhoun Cornrneraial. FBLA 2. Ric Calhoun General. DE 4- lnfrafrural Sparrs 2 3. Nancy Carnahan Commercial. Chorus 2 3 secvefary 4- Debufanfes 4' Falconaires 2 3 4' Opererra 2. 3 4' Pep Club 2. siudeni secfeiafy 4, Mike Carier General, Slaqe Crew 2, 3, 4. Jan Carfcn College Prep. Campus Life 2: GAA 2 3 4: lnrerscholasiic Baslceiball 2 4: lnferscholasfic Volley' ball 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2 3: Slci Club 3. Rebecca Cassify General. FBLA 3: Riding Club 2. Cindy Cafrine College Prep. Gym Assisianf 4, Sandy Chaney College Prep. Campus Life 2: Debu- ianfes 4: GAA 2, 4: Home Room Represenfahve 2, 4: lnlrarnural Sporls 2, 4: Lab Assisianf 4: Pep Club 2 3, 4' Ski Club 2. 3. 4: Sfudenr Secrerary 4. rm Mike Wagner is Eos'r's first player ncimecl 'ro All-Ohio 'recim :ww my Lefi: Ai ilwe Fall Sporis Banquet Milne Wagner accepfs Easfs Mos? Valuable Player Award. Above: Running The opiion play, Mike Wagner eludes a Springfield Norih defender. 183 4 Mile Channell General. DE 3. Jan Cherry College Prep, Campus Life 2, 3: GAA 2. 3: Pep Club 2. 3, Hobie Cllrisfy College Prep, Fufure Medical Careers 4: Fufure Teachers 2: GAA 2, 3: lnlerscholasfic Gymnastics 3: Intramural Sporis 2, 3: Newspaper 4, David Clark General. Band 2, 3, 4: lnframural Sporfs 3, 4. Debbie Clark General, DE 4: FBLA 2: Library Assislant 2: Office Assisfanf 3, 4. Sandra Clark Commercial. Cheerleader, caplain 4: Chorus 4: Class Play 33 FBLA 3, 4: GAA 3, 4: Glee Club Z, 3: NHS 3. 43 Operefh: 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Sfuden? Secrefary 4, Ron Clarke College Prep. Chorus 2, 3, 4: FCA 2: lnlraf mural Sporfs 2. 3. 4: Operelfa 2, 3, 4. Charles Cline College Prep. lnlramural Sporls 2. 3, 4. .lim Clue College Prep. Chess Club, secrefary 2, 3, vice-pres. 4: German Club 3. 4: lnlramural Sporls 4. Tone Clue College Prep. Campus Life 2, 3: Class Play 4: Fulure Medical Careers 2, 3: GAA 2, 4: German Club 2: Gym Assisfanl' 2: lniramural Sporfs 2. 4: NFL 4: Pep Club 2. Nancy Coburn College Prep. Fufure Medical Careers 27 Riding Club 2, 3.4. Shelley Cochran College Prep. GAA 2, 3: Home Room Represenrafive 2: Pep Club Z. 3, 4: Slri Club 2, 3, 4. Seniors . ,,, .-1ff' , X , X y p V, , -A j '., firm... ' X ' 0? V 'T' if amm- WWW Av- 5... YT? Y '47, ?,.. '.f ' Exchange sludenls offer introduction 'ro foreign cultures Righf: Exchange sfuclenfs Rosey Noel and Raul Villarreal and American Abroad Gayle Gunning discuss experiences encounfered during lheir lrips. i '-if 1+ X . . -.lfafkff F I 'ft' b,l , I ' fe 4 , -sq......., nr 'H Chris Collins Commercial. Campus Lite 2: Chorus 2. 4: Riding Club 2: Ski Club 2. Sue Collins Commercial. Campus Lite 2, 3: FBLA 4: GAA 2, 37 German Club 3. 4, Steve Comer Commercial. COE 4: Intramural Sports 3. Gene Converse College Prep. Band 2, 3, 4: Campus Lite 2: Football 2. 3, 4: FCA 3, 4: Intramural Sports 4: Pep Club 3. 4: Tennis 3. 4: Varsity F 4: Wrestling 2, 3. Andy Courney College Prep. Campus Lite 4. Doug Covey College Prep. Baseball 2: Campus Lite 3, 4: Class Play 3: Football 3. Elizabeth Cox College Prep. Class Play 3: Future Medi- cal Careers Z, 3. 4: Junior Achievement 4: Latin Club 3, secretary-treasurer 4: Operetta 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Randy Coy College Prep. Basketball 2, 3, 4: Commu- nity Service 4: Home Room Representative 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3. 4: Lab Assistant 4: Pep Club 4: Ski Club 3: Varsity F 4: FCA 3, 4, Sheri Craig College Prep. Art Club 2: Home Room Representative 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4. Steve Creager College Prep. Campus Lite 2: Drafting Club 2: Falcon Award 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Pho- tography 4. Dave Crease College Prep. David Cunningham College Prep. Band 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 3: Falcon Award 2: Junior Achievement Chem- istry Club 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Varsity F 4. .lean Curley College Prep. Campus Lite 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, captain 4: Class Secretary 2: GAA 2. 3, 4: Inter- scholastic Volleyball 3: lntra-School Council Secretary 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Student Secretary 4: Yearbook 4. Mike Curtis General, Wrestling 2. 3. Jim Dagg College Prep. Band 2, 3, 4: Falcon Award 2: Falconaires 3, 4: JCOWA 3: NHS 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3. 4: Pep Band 3, 4. Bobbie D'Amico College Prep. Campus Lite 2, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3: Falcon Award 3: GAA 2, 3, board member 4: Gym Monitor 4: Home Room Representative 2. 4: lnterscholastic Field Hockey 2, 3, 4: lnterscholastic Gymnastics 2, 3, 4: NHS 3. 4: Pep Club 2, 3. treasurer 4: Student Secretary 4. Tina Danslalr College Prep. Art Club 4: Campus Lite 2: Cheerleader 4: Class Play 3: GAA 2. 3. 4: Gym Assist- ant 4: Home Room Representative 3: Interscholastic Field Hockey 2, 3. 4: JCOWA 2: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Sem- inar 3: Student Council 4. Mark Dankof College Prep. Debate 2: Scholar Athlete 2. 4: Track 2, 4: Varsity F 2. Nancie Daugherty College Prep. Bookstore 2. 3, 41 Campus Lite 2, 3: Math Club 2, secretary-treasurer 3: Seminar 4: Student Secretary 3. Mike Day College Prep. Campus Lite 3, 4: German Club 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 2, 3.4: Ski Club 4: Student Council 4: Tennis 3. 4. Mika Decker General. DCT 4: Wrestling 2. John Delphenich Commercial. Bob Demick College Prep. Cheerleader 4: FCA 3, 4: Class Play 2. 4: Football 2: German Club 2, 3: Gymnas- tics 2. 3. 4: Home Room Representative 3: Intramural Sports 3, 4: Lab Assistant 4: NHS 3, 4: Scholar Athlete 3, sk: Club 2. 31 vsrsny F 3, 4, Steve Dennis College Prep. Baseball 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 4. Steve Derrickson General. Band 2, 3: Intramural Sports 2. 3. Steve Detrick College Prep. Chorus 2, 3, 4: German Club 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Math Club 4: NHS 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Seminar 4: Falconaires 2, 3. 4. Tim Dexter General. Steve Dick College Prep, Intramural Sports 2. Charles Dobson General. Marcia Donaldson College Prep. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Falcon Award 3: GAA 2, 3, board member 4: Interscholastic Basketball 2. 3, 4: Interscholastic Tennis 2, 3, 4: Inter- scholastic Volleyball 3. 4: Math Club 2, 3, secretaryvtrea- surer 4: NHS 3. 4: Operetta 2, 3. Patti Donegan College Prep, AFS 2, 3: Contest Speech 3: Future Medical Careers 2, 3, 4: GAA 2. 3: German Club 2, 3: NFL 3: Riding Club 2, 3: Ski Club 2.3. Tom Dover College Prep. Basketball 2, 3: Debate 3, 4: Falcon Award 3: Football 2, 3: Golf 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: NFL 3. 4: NHS 3. 4: Office Assistant 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Varsity F 4, Cindy Dowler College Prep, Campus Lite 2: Debu- tantes 2, 3, 2nd lieutenant 4: GAA 2, 3: Homecoming 4: NHS 3. 4: Student Council 2, 3. 4: Student Secretary 4. Tim Drumm College Prep, Class Vice-Pres. 4: Contest Speech 4: German Club 2. 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3. 4: NHS 3. 4: NFL 3, 4: Pep Club 2: Yearbook 3. 4. Nyra Druseikis College Play 3. 4: Contest Speech 2, 4: Debutantes 3, 4: GAA 2, 3: German Club 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Home Room Representative 3, 4: JCOWA 2: NFL 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 2. 3: Student Secre- tary 4. Dave Drysdale College Prep. Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Spanish Club 2, Greg Duncan College Prep. Baseball 2, 3, 4: Campus Lite 2, 3: Football 2: Gym Assistant 4: Hall Monitor 2: Home Room Representative 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Varsity F 2, 3, 4. Mary Jane Dunning Commercial. GAA 2. 3: Gym Assistant 4: Interscholastic Volleyball 2: Intramural Sports 2. 3: Ottice Assistant 3: Student Secretary 4. Rick Durrenberg General. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Community Service 4: Contest Speech 3: NFL 3: Operetta 2, 3, 4. Sue Earl College Prep. Community Service 4: Newspa- per 4, Elsie Easter General. Cafeteria Assistant 4. Vickie Echcaroff General. COE 4: GAA 2: Ottice Assistant 3: Pep Club 2. Charles Edelen College Prep, Chorus 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Operetta 2. 3. Rhonda Edgington General. Art Assistant 4: Art Club 2. 3: Library Assistant 4. Judi Ehlenbach Commercial. Chorus 3: Contest Speech 2: Gorman Club 3: Glee Club 2: Home Ec Club 3: NFL 2: Operetta 2, 3. Bill Engel College Prep. Intramural Sports 2, 3. Pam Entingh College Prep. French Club 2: GAA 2, 3: Glee Club 4: Home Ec Club 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Library Assistant 2: Ottice Assistant 4: Pep Club 3, 4. Michelle Epple College Prep, DE 4. emu.. ,A 9, ' W4 i f' lg i ff 5 :J ai 'Bea x i 5 AVN., , nf. f I I i 3 a fr 2 dtjs XJ' WM. --wa, '17 bw WIN? -ef KQW fs...- -rn-9 itgav 'Ct 4. ' I. Urn? sg. are ,J-W . I I 1 3 I af. ,QI Lefh Preparing for opening nighl of fhe Senior Class Play, Kalhy Pramer applies her slage make- up. Below: Debalers Craig Meeker, Gil Skillman, Jeff Berger, fournamenl. NFL members win proise Through individual efforts Keren Erikson College Prep. Band 2: Campus Lile 2: GAA 2, 3: German Club 2, 3: NHS 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Riding Club 2: Ski Club 2, freasurer 3. pres. 4, Bill Erwin General. lnlramural Sporls 3: Slage Crew 3: Track 3, Kevin Eshbeugh College Prep. Falcon Award 3: Gym- naslics 4: Math Club 4: Pep Club 4. Jody Ferre College Prep. Campus Life 2. 3, 4: Chorus 2: German Club 2: Junior Achievemenl 2, 3: Opereffe 2: Ski Club 4. Thomas Ferrell College Prep. Band 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3. 4: Drafling Assisfanl 4: Dralling Club 3, 4: Fulure Medi- cal Careers 3: Intramural Sporls 2, 3. 4: Pep Band 3, 4: Siege Band 2, 3, 4. Lori Farraro College Prep. Alleridance Monilor 37 Campus Life 2, 3: Class Treasurer 2: GAA 2, 3: Pep Club 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Yearbook 4. Emily Feffy College Prep. Campus Life 2, 37 Future Teachers 2. 3: Gym Assislan? 2, 3. Ted Flaheriy College Prep. Foofball 2: lnframurel Sporls 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Wresfling 3. Chris Fleming General. FBLA 4: GAA 2. Mike Flinn College Prep, Beskelball 2, 3: Golf 4: Pep Club 4. Carol FliHon General. DE 4. Debbie Foley Commercial. Campus Lile 2: COE 4: GAA 2, 3: Pep Club 2. Right: Frequent communication enables assistant principal Harold I-lall, Student Council president JoAnn Kurz and Senior Class president Sherree Sunderrnayer to achieve a successtul linlc between students and administration. Seniors Class leaders express students' wishes to administration Steven Ford College Prep. Radio Club, pres. 3, 4. John Forsyth General. Lynn Forth College Prep. Future Teachers 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Student Secretary 3: Student Assistant 3, 4. Ken Fosdiclz College Prep. Band 2. 3, 4: Campus Lite 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 3. 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 3. 4: Slci Club 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. Varsity F 3, 4: FCA 3, 4. Diana Foster General. Art Club 3: FBLA 2: GAA 2, 3: Library Assistant 4. Milla Foster Commercial. Campus Lite 3, 4: DCT 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3. Dave Fraley Commercial. DCT 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Lab Assistant 3. Lowell Frantz College Prep. Class Play 2: Contest Speech 2: Debate 27 Gym Assistant 4: Gymnastics 2, 3, 4: lnterscholastic Gymnastics 2. 3. 4: Intramural Sports 3: NHS 3, 4: NFL 2: Scholar Athlete 3: Seminar 2: Var- sity F 3.4: FCA 4. Debbie Fridenmalrer General. Cateteria Assistant 2, 3: Community Service 2: Future Teachers 2, 3: Glee Club 4: Home Room Representative 2: Library Assistant 2. 3: Pep Club 2' Visual Aids 2, 3. Julie Frost College Prep. Chess Club 2. 3, 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: Math Club 3: Student Secretary Z, 4, Phillip Frost General. Football 2, 3: Hall Monitor 3: wasting 2, 3.4. Dave Garber College Prep. Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity F 3, 4. eq-4141: 4 'P --.N 54,4 K W . ,.., ,N . xtk ,am Q.. fa ea. 4 2 I I 1 x 1, 1' we f2gg4446 ' , I. at Q 42. 'Cir .,-as '-eden X- f..,,-ar ...Ag 12? 1 'qlfif +43 ,MI -.... I 'ff' If. , ,..., 4 Debbie Gard College Prep, Campus Lite 4: Chorus 2. 3. treasurer 4: FBLA 4: GAA 2. 3. 4: Interscholastic Field Hockey 2: Intramural Sports 2. 3. 4: Operetta 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 3. 4: Student Council 2: Student Secretary 4: Falconaires 2, 3. 4. Cheryl Gaskill General. Art Club 2. 3: Campus Lite 2. 3: Class Play 2: DE 2: FBLA 3. 4: GAA 2. 3: JCOWA 2: Library Assistant 4: Pep Club 2: Junior Achievement secretary 2, 3. Dave Gasper Commercial, Art Assistant 4: DCT 4. Scott Gates College Prep. Baseball 2: Basketball 2: Intramural Sports 2. 3. 4. Bob Geuqhen General. Football 2: Intramural Sports 2. 3. 4: Track 3. Bev Gerdes General. GAA 2: Intramural Sports 2: Pep Club 2. Jim Gibson College Prep, Chess Club 3: Cross Coun- try 3. 4: Falcon Award 3: Math Club 4: NHS 3. 4: Track 3: Yearbook 3. Paula Gibson General. GAA 2. Janice Gifford General. DE 4: FBLA 3. 4: GAA 2. 3. Jean Gifford General, FBLA 2, 3: GAA 2. 3: Student Secretary 4. Sheila Gift Commercial, COE 4: Pep Club 2. 3. Jeffrey Gilleft General. Gym Assistant 4. Lyn Goertemiller College Prep. Cheerleader 3. 4: Cho- rus 2, 3. 4: French Club 2: GAA 2. 3. 4: Home Room Representative 3: lnterscholastic Gymnastics 2, 3. 4: NHS 3. 4: NFL 3: Operetta 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 3. 4: Year- book 4: Falconaires 4. Perry Graf College Prep. Chris Gravel College Prep, Campus Lite 4: Cross Country 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2. 3. 4: Ottice Assistant 4: Pep Club 4: Track 2. 3. Tri-Captain 4: Varsity F 2. 3. 4, Cindy Gregg General. COE 4: FBLA 4: GAA 2: Stu- dent Secretary 3. Mike Gregory College Prep. Football 2. 3. 4: Intramu- ral Sports 3, 4: Pep Club 4: FCA 2. 3.4. Debbie Gridley College Prep. GAA 2. 3. Trudy Griffin College Prep. Class Play 4: Contest Speech 2. 3. 4: NFL 2. 3. 4: Riding Club 2, president 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Student Secretary 4. Tony Grimes Commercial. Band 2. 3. Jennifer Griswold College Prep. Art Club 2: GAA 2. 3. 4: Gym Assistant 3. 4: lnterscholastic Basketball 2: Interscholastic Softball 2: Interscholastic Volleyball 2. 3. 4: Ski Club 2. Patricia Gross Commercial, Campus Lite 41 Future Medical Careers 2. Paul Grubb Commercial. DE 4, Gayle Gunning College Prep. AFS 2. secretary 3. Sum- mer Abroad, president 4: Class Play 2. 3: Contest Speech 3. 4: Debate 2: Falcon Award 3: Home Room Representative 3: lnterscholastic Tennis 2. 3: lntra-School Council 4: Intramural Sports 2. 3. 4: JCOWA 4: NHS 3. 4: NFL 2, 3. 4: Ottice Assistant 4: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. Debbie Guy College Prep. Bookstore 2: Glee Club 2: NHS 3, 4: Office Assistant 4: Operetta 2: Spanish Club 2, Secretary 3: Student Secretary 3: Yearbook 3, Editor 4. Barb Hafner College Prep. FBLA 3, Secretary 4: GAA 2, 3: NHS 3. 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 3: Student Secretary 3: Yearbook 4. Leigh Hamiel General. Band 2, 3. Steve Hamiel General. DCT 4. Joy Hamilton College Prep. Attendance Monitor 3: Community Service 4: GAA 2, 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3. Lillian Hemman General, OWE 4. Sandy Hample College Prep. Campus Lite 2: Debu- tantes 3, 4: FBLA 4: GAA 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Span- ish Club 2: Student Secretary 4. Becky Hannah College Prep. COE Vice-President 4: Contest Speech 2: GAA 2: Interscholastic Golf 2: Inter- scholastic Gymnastics 2: Intramural Sports 2: NFL 2: Ski Club 4: Student Secretary 3, Barb Hara College Prep. GAA 2. 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Office Assistant 3, 4: Riding Club 3: Seminar 3, Phil Hardison College Prep. Intramural Sports 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 3. Vickay Harmon General. FBLA 4: GAA 2. 4: Intramu- ral Snnrtr ? 4 Doug Harris College Prep. Chess Club 2: Home Room Representative 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Radio Club Vice-President 4: Ski Club 4. Ruth Hatfield General. FBLA 4: GAA 2, 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Student Secretary 4. Steve Hauenstein College Prep. German Club 2. 3, 4: Intramural Sports 3. 4: Math Club 3. Dianna Hebb General. Campus Life 2. Jim Hedrick College Prep. Football 2, 3, 4: French Club 2: Intramural Sports 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Varsity F 3, 4. David Heidenreich General. DCT 4: Mark Heiland College Prep, Band 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 3, 4: Office Assistant Z, 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2. Dave Helton College Prep. Campus Lite 2. 3, 4: Cross Country 2, 3, Captain 4: Drafting Assistant 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Lab Assistant 4: Pep Club 2.3, 4: Photog- raphy 4: Track 2, 3, Tri-Captain 4: Varsity F 2, 3, 4: FCA 2, 3, 4. Grady Henderson College Prep. Band 2, Drum Major 3, 4: Intramural Sports 4: Operetta 4: Seminar 2: Year- book 4: JA Clwernistry 3. Randy Henry General. Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, varsity F 2, 3, Doug Hickman College Prep. Wrestling 2. Nancy Hicks College Prep. Class Play 2, 3, 4: Commu- nity Service 4, Contest Speech 4: Debate 3: Intra-School Council 4: Latin Club 3, President 4: NHS 3. 4: NFL 3. 4: Student Secretary 4. Mark Hickson College Prep. Football 2, 3: Varsity F 3, 4. JF rdhdi x WNY' N:-3 '1 wma., e,4,,,. V Hi!! vvvf 'vw . V423-r , -uma 5 v W . , ifafif 1.-n.,.-pw WMV 1702, sail 4...,..av WWW ffm . 'Wx A' , 4- 'V' rv, In :W r f'f 41-we Z ZW lr'-rw 1, 3, vw-6, Seniors Sieve Hilgeman College Prep. Choros Z 3 4' Class Presidenf 3' Class Play 2 3 4' Confesr Speech 3 4' lnlra-School Council 3' lnrramural Sporis 2 3' NHS 3 4 NFL 3 4- Oparerfa 2 3 4 Srudenr Council 3, sob Hilmar csiieqe Prep. John Hilfon College Prep. Keith Hinton College Prep, iw.,m.fCi spare 2 Cafhy Hironalra College Prep. Bano 2 3' GAA 2 3 4' Home Room Represevafive 4 lnferscholasfic Tennis 3 4' JCOWA 4' NHS3 4' Science Club Secrefary 4. Karan Hake College Prep, FBLA 4' GAA 2 3' German 2, 3' Ski Club 2. Ken? Holden College Prep. Campus Life 2: lnlramural Sporfs 2 3, 4. Tim Holiga General. lnrrarnural Sporrs 2 3. Deb Hollisier College Prep. French Club 2, 3' GAA 3 4: NHS 3, 4. Sue Holloway College Prep. Chorus 3 4: Falcon Award 3: French Club 2: Fufure Teachers 2: GAA 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 2: lnlerscholashc Tennis 2, 3: Inlrarnural Sporfs 2. 3. 4: Malh Club 2, 3, Vice-Presidenl 4: NHS 3 4: Office Assistant 4: Operefla 2 3 4: Pep Club 2. Sue Hoover Commercial. GAA 2, 3' Horne Room Rep- resenrafive 3: JCOWA 2: Pep Club 2 3 4' Sfudenf Secrefary3 4. Carol Horfon College Prep. GAA 2 3, 4: lnferscholas- fic Gymnasfics 2, 3, 4: Operefla 3' Spanish Club 3: Siu- denf Secrelary 4: Girl s lraclr 3. Uppercldssmen receive owdrds of end of fdll sports seoson Leff: Af fhe Fall Sporfs Banquef. Cross Counfry Coach Neal Charslce offers Chris Gravel a brofher handshake wifh his award. Above: Sen- ior Debs Sue Alexander and Roseanne Berry receive fheir flowers on Senior Recoqnifion Night. Ann Hovious College Prep. COE 4: Student Secretary 4. Pam Hovious General. Ann Howard College Prep. Jana Howard College Prep. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Debate 2, 3: GAA Z: lnlra-School Council 2, 3: JCOWA 2, 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: NFL 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Spanish Vice- President 2, President 3: Falconeires 3, 4. Sun Howerfon Commercial, Campus Lite 2: GAA 2: Riding Club 2: Seminar 3, 4. Vichy Hsin College Prep. Art Club 2: Debutantes 3, Captain 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: Home Room Representative 4: lnterscholastic Gymnastics 2, 3, 4: lnlra-School Council 4: NHS 3. 4: Operetla 2, 3, 4. Trudy Huclrins College Prep. Debutantes 3. Warrant Officer 43 GAA Z, 3: Homecoming 4: Home Room Rep- resentaliva 2, 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 2, 3, 4: Student Secretary 3. Ellen Huffman Commercial. Campus Lite 4: COE 4: FBLA 2, 3: GAA 2: Pep Club 2. 3: Student Secretary 3: Yearbook 4. Chris Hughes General. Sondra Hull College Prep. Debutantes 2. 3, First Lieu- tenant 4: GAA 3: Student Secretary 4. Dnvid Hunn General. DE 3: Intramural Sports 3. 4. t Mile Husman College Prep. Basketball 2: Campus Lite 2: Chess Club 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 3: Spanish Club 3: Track 3. Seniors 'S -QM' S -wffwfr 9 gl f, 4 R 1 .rw-.. .27 , K. M., of-42 4' P Kcirl Krumbholz plays Santo for children ot NHS party Right: A smiling child accepts a gift from K6 cl' the next. 1- Krumbholz as Roseanne Berry rea les 'ref pkyiiilff, , j ,Z ..,,, . ,in k -rev- W Y P .,., ., 4-04 wg, , offzf' ww fff 'f ur' Arm? ve--11 a-wg,-,ffl Kim Huston College Prep. AFS 3: Bookstore 2: Future Medical Careers 4: GAA 2: Otlice Assistant 3, 4: Oper- etta 2. 3: Pep Club 2: Riding Club 2: Seminar 2: Spanish Club Z: Student Secretary 4. Larry Hutchison General, Carol Hutxelman General. Bookstore 4: GAA 3. 43 Home Ec Club 4, Stan lrvin College Prep. Drafting Assistant 3: Football 2, 3: Track 3: Varsity F 2, 3. 4: Wrestling 2. Dave lsble College Prep. Basketball 2: Intramural Sports 2. 3. 4. Michele lsbla General. Girls Glee 2. 3, 4: Library Assistant 3. 4: Operette 2, 3, Mika lsbla General. lntramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Dan Jackson General. Jim Jackson Commercial. DCT 4, Ramona Jarvis College Prep, GAA 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Operetta 2. 3. 4: Riding Club 2. Steven Johnson General. Hall Monitor 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Viclley Johnson Commercial. GAA 3: Intramural Sports 2: Office Assistant 4: Pep Club 3. Debbie Jolley College Prep. Campus Life 2: Debu- tantes 2, 3, 4: GAA 2: Homecoming 4: lnterscholastic Volleyball 2: Library Assistant 2: Office Assistant 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Yearbook 4, Dottie Jones General, Campus Life 3. 4. Bonnie Jordan General. FBLA 2: GAA Z: Home Ec Club 2. Tom Jordan General, Donald Judi: College Prep. Bookstore 4: Debate 4: Junior Achievement, vice-president 4. Rob Kallas College Prep. Community Service 4. Dina Karres College Prep, GAA 3: Seminar 4. Janet Kaylor General. DE 3, treasurer 4: Home Ec Club 3: Junior Achievement 3, president 4: Spanish Club 2. Dan Kenny General. Frances Kenriclr College Prep. AFS 2. 3: Campus Life 3: GAA 2. 3: Home Room Representative 2, 3: Intra- School Council 3: Intramural Sports 2. 3: Latin Club 2: NHS 3, 4: Pep Club 2. 3: Riding Club 3. Chris Karcher General. Baseball 2: Golf 4: Intramural Sports 2. 3, 41 Wrestling 2. 3, 4, Dale Kerhvliet College Prep. Basketball 2. 3. 4: Com- munity Service 4: Intramural Sports 3: JCOWA 4: NHS 3.4: Scholar Athlete 3: Track 2: Varsity F 2. 3, president 4. 4 Ken Kessel Commercial. DCT. rreasurer 4. Duane Kesler College Prep. Campus Life 2: Chorus 2: Community Service 4: German Club 2. 3. 4: Gymnasrics 2. 3: Operefra 2: Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Srage Crew 3. 4: Track 3: Varsify F 3. 4. Debra Keyer College Prep. Seminar 2. Cindy Keyser General, Home Ec Club 2. 3: Riding Club 4: Seminar 3. James Kilby General. Campus Life 4: DCT 4: Intramu- ral Sporrs 3. 4: Traclc 2. 3. Keni Kimberly General. Inlramural Sports 2. 3. 4: Wresflang 3. Kirlr Kimberly General. lnrramural Sporls 2. 3. 4: Wres- flina 3. Arlene King College Prep. Ari Club 4: Campus Life 3: Class Officer. lreasurer 3: Class Play 2. 3. 4: GAA 2. 3. 4: Inrramural Sporrs 2. 3. 4: NHS 3. 4: Pep Club 2. 3: Slri Club 3: Spanish Club 2: Siudeni Council 4. Claudia King College Prep. Campus Lile 4: Chorus 4: French Club 2. 3. secrefary 4: NHS 3. 4: Operefia 2. 3. 4: Orcheslra 2. 3. 4: Seminar 2. 3. 4. Ellen Kirby College Prep, French Club 2. 3: GAA 2: Library Assasiano 3. Riding Club 2.4. David Klifch General. Tennis 2. 3: Varsiry F 4. Connie Knaplre Commercial, FBLA 2: GAA 2: Office Assislanl 4. Sue Knox General. DE. vice-presidenl 2. Jim Kohl College Prep. Baslrefball 2. 3: Inlramural Sporfs 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2: Varsify F 2. 3. Karen Koogler College Prep. Chorus 2. 3. 4: Falco- naires 2. 3: Office Assisfanl 2: Opereffa 2. 3. 4: Slri club 4. svuaenf seaaisfy 3.4. Marlr Koogler College Prep. Basketball 2: Foofball 2. 3. 4: Gym Assislanl 4: Inlramural Sporls 3. 4: Office Assislani 3: Pep Club 3: Scholar Afhlefe 3: Varsify F 3. Jeanne Koverman College Prep. Falcon Award 3: Fufure Teachers 2: GAA 2: lnlra-School Council 4: Library Assislanl 3: Newspaper 3. Edifor 4: Spanish Club 2, John Kovsrman College Prep. lnfrarnural Sporrs 2. 3. 4: Ski Club 4. Jos Kramer General. DCT 4. Jim Kriher College Prep. Campus Life 2. 3: FCA 2. 3. rreasurer 4: Football 2. 3. 4: Gym Assisfanf 3: Intramural Sporls 3: Newspaper 4: Pep Club 2. 4. vice-presidenl 3: Track 2. 3. 4. yarsaiy F 2. 3. 4: wearing 2, 4. Karl Krumbholz College Prep. Campus Life 2: Class Officer. presidenl 2: Communily Service 4: Falcon Award 2: Gymnaslics 2. 3 4: Home Room Represenla- five 3: Infrarnural Sporls 2. 3: NHS 3. 4: Scholar Afhlere 3: Varsity F. secrelary 4. Puffy Kuen General. Arfendance Moniror 3: Debu- ranres 4: FBLA 2: GAA 3. Board Member 2: Inlramural Sporls 2. 3' Office Assislanl 2. 4: Sludenl Council 3. 4. JoAnn Kun College Prep. Campus Life 4: Cheerleader 2. 3: Falcon Award 2. 3: GAA 4. Board Member 2. 3: Homecoming 4: lnrerscholasfic Basketball 2. 3. 4: Infer- scholashc Field Hockey 2. 3. 4: Inferscholaslic Tennis 2. 3. 4: Intramural Sports 2. 3. 4: NHS 3. 4: NFL 3: Office Assislan? 4: Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Sluclerv Council 2. 3, pres- idenf 4. Bob Kussman College Prep, Gymnasfics 2. V.. .' 45..- 'wr eww' vw-gr 4-1-7 ,,......, 0 ,...a-gn Q :dvi 'Zz' W '? in I-me 'dl' -Q-'inf .fl i 'T!7 Lett: Working in the Central Unit Ottice. assist- ant LeeAnn Parsons answers the Dukane. Below: Central guidance counselor Miss Evans discusses ACT test scores with Pam Shepherd. Seniors Unit ottices provide wide vciriety ot services to students I F ,yw-. nf ff' We-....,,. 'X 7' Tom Kwast College Prep. Attendance Monitor 4: Base- ball 2: Basketball 2. 3, 4: Campus Life 4: Football 2. 3. 4: Future Medical Careers 2: Intramural Sports 3. 4: NHS 3. 4: Ottice Assistant 4: Scholar Athlete 3, 4: Var! sity F 3. 4. Sandra Labarman General. Campus Lite 2: COE 4: GAA 2: Glee Club 2. 3: Pep Club 2. 3: Student Secref tary 3. Pat Lamb General. Chorus 2, 3: COE 4: FBLA 4: GAA 2: Home Room Representative 3: Operetta 2, 3. Larry Lambert General. Campus Lite 2: Intramural Sports 3, 4, Bob Landis College Prep. Baseball 3: Basketball 2: Campus Lite 2: Community Service 4: Football 2. 3, 4: Home Room Representative 4: Interscholastic Basketball 2: Intramural Sports 3. 4: NHS 3. 4: Pep Club 2. 3: Scholar Athlete 3: Varsity F 3, 4. 3: Spanish Club 2: Student Council 4. Diane Langford General. Kathy Laycox Commercial. Greg Lachner College Prep. Chess Club 2: Intramural Sports 2. 3.4: Latin Club 2. Rod Lehman General. Class Play 3: Cross Country 2, 3, Manager 4: Newspaper 4: Pep Club 3: Seminar 2: Track 4. Torn Lehman College Prep, Art Club 2: Chorus 3. 4: Intramural Sports 2: Operetta 3: Yearbook 4. Roy Leonard College Prep. FCA 2. 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2. 3: Varsity F 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2. 3. 4. Mary Liessr College Prep. Campus Lite 2: Chorus 2. 3, 4: Class Otticer, vice-president 2: Class Play 3. 4: GAA 2. 3, 4: Intra-School Council 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: NHS 3. 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, president 4. Right: Exchanging senior pictures, Kathy Pramer and Divine Mitchell show the excitement ot their senior year. Seniors Picture arrival tirst happening ot year tor '73 graduates Cathia Lilly College Prep. Campus Lite 2: Chorus 3, 4: Class Play 2. 3, 4: Contest Speech 4: Falconaires 3, 4: Future Teachers 2: GAA 2, 3: Glee Club 2: lntrarnural Sports 2, 3: JCOWA 2: NFL 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Student Secretary 4. Charlene Little College Prep, DE 4: German Club 2: Glee Club 3: Operetta 3. David Locker General. German Club 2, 3: Lab Assist- ant 2: Photography 4: Stage Crew 2. Dan Logos General. DE 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2. Cheryl Long General, GAA 2: OWE 4. Karen Looper General. Bill Lovas College Prep. Julianna Lowry College Prep. AFS 2, 3: Bookstore 2, 3, 4: Contest Speech 3: French Club 2: Future Medical Careers 2: Math Club 2, 3. Roberta Lucas Commercial. Chorus 3: Glee Club 2: Operetta 2, 3: Student Secretary 4, Scott Lucas College Prep. Band 2. 3, 4: Campus Lite 4: Cross Country 3: Football 2: Gym Assistant 4: Home Room Representative 2, 3:'lntrarnural Sports 2, 3. 4: Ottice Assistant 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Traclc 2: Wrestling 2. 3, 4, Dan Luce College Prep, Gymnastics 2, 3, 4: Varsity F 3, 4. Steve Lyhins College Prep. Art Club 4: Home Room Representative 3: Gymnastics 2, 3: Intramural Sports 23 Junior Achievement 4: Tennis 4. 'W 'ww eu 3,1- ,L 'li 'z - A V L ., v-ere? nad' 9-Q03 YT' ...uv- ,,,,..s...,.N ts .Jia Mary Malchow General. Campus Lite 3, 4: FBLA 2, 3, 4: GAA 3: Pep Club 3. Csci Malogorski General. AFS 2: Art Club 2: GAA 2: JCOWA 2. Mika Malone College Prep. Football 3, 4: lntran-'--1' Sports 2, 3, 4: Scholar Athlete 3: Track 2. 3, 4: Varsity F 3, 4. Mark Marker General, Cateteria Assistant 4, Diana Marksberry General. Art Club 4: Chorus 3. 4: Class Play 4: Contest Speech 3, 4: GAA 2, 3: Glee Club 2: Home Room Representative 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3: NFL 3, 4: Operetta 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Student Sec- retary 4. Keith Martin Commercial. Baseball 2: Gymnastics 2. 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3.4. Jim Mason College Prep, Home Room Representative 3: lntra-School Council President 4: Student Council Vice-President 4. Greg Matro General. DCT 4: Intramural Sports 3: Lab Assistant 2. Carolyn Matthai College Prep, Class Otticer 4: Debate 3: Debutantes 3, 4: French Club 2: GAA 2, 3: Home Room Representative 2: NFL 3: Office Assistant 2: Pep Club 2, 3. Dave Matthews College Prep. Baseball 2. 3: Basketball 2: Campus Life 2: Chorus 2, 3, President 4: FCA 3. Sec- retary 4: Football 2. 3. 4: Intramural Sports 3. 4: NHS 3. 4: Operetta 2. 4: Pep Club 2. 3: Scholar Athlete 3. 4: Varsity F 3, Treasurer 4. Vicky Matthews Commercial. Glee Club 2. 3. 4. Kurt McAtaa College Prep. Campus Life 4: Cross Country 2, 3. 4: Intramural Sports 3. 4: NHS 3, 4: Track 2, 3. 4. Gail McBroom College Prep. Campus Lite 2: Cheer- leader 2, 3. Captain 4: GAA 2. 3. 4: Homecoming Queen 4: lnterscholastic Field Hockey 2. 3, Co-Captain 4: lnterscholastic Gymnastics 2, 3: NHS 4: Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Student Council 2. 3. 4: Student Secretary 3, 4: Yearbook 4, John McCann College Prep. Tim McCIanahan General. Baseball 2: Basketball 2: Campus Lite 2, 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4. Connie McCoy General. Campus Lite 2, 4: GAA 2. 3. 4: lnterscholastic Basketball 3, 4: lnterscholastic Field Hockey 2: lnterscholastic Softball 2, 3. 4: Intramural Sports 4. Paul McCready College Prep. Band 2. 3, 4: Chorus 4: Class Play 4: Community Service 4: Falconaires 4: Intra- mural Sports 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2. 3. 4. Darrell McCutchaon College Prep, Campus Lite 2. 3: DCT 4: Intramural Sports 3: Student Council 2, 3: Wres- tling 2, 3. Stava McDowell College Prep, Seminar 4. Bill Mclntosh General. Football 2: German Club 3: Hall Monitor 2: Intramural Sports 2. 3, 4: Track 2: Varsity F 2, 3. Kim Mclntosh General. Gwen McKenzie General. Dennis McKinnon General. DCT 4. Jeanne McKinnon General, DE Secretary 4: Student Secretary 2, 3, 4. Kathy McLaughlin College Prep. Campus Lite 2. 3: GAA 2, 3: Ottice Assistant 4: Pep Club 2. John Meckstroth College Prep. Band 2, 3. 4: Falcon Award 3: German Club Vice,President 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2. 3. 4: Math Club 2. 3: NHS 3, 4: Tennis 2,3 4: Varsity F 4, Craig Meeker College Prep. Basketball 2: Class Play 3. 4: Debate 3, 4: Golf 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3. 4: JCOWA Vice-President 4: NFL 3, Treasurer 4. Bob Mettler College Prep. Campus Lite 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Gym Assistant 3, 4: Home Room Representative 2, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Track 3. Co-Captain 4: Varsity F 3, 4. Judy Meyer General. COE 4: Student Secretary 4. Karen Meyer College Prep. Chorus 2. 3, Social Chair- man 4: Debutantes 3, 4: Falconaires 2: GAA 2, 3, 4: Gym Assistant 2. 3: lnterscholastic Gymnastics 2. 3. 4: lnterscholastic Sottball 2. 3, 4: Operetta 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Student Secretary 4. John Meyers College Prep. Falcon Award 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3. 4: Newspaper 4: Photography 4: Tennis 4. Eric Miller College Prep. Football 2: Home Room Rep- resentative 2. Pam Miller College Prep. Campus Life 2: Debutantes 2, 3. 4: GAA 2, 4: Pep Club 2. 3, 4: Student Secretary 3, 4. Bath Miner College Prep, AFS 2. 3. Secretary 4: Falcon Award 3: Future Medical Careers 2. 3: GAA 2, 3, 4: lnterscholastic Tennis 3: Intramural Sports 2. 3. 4: NHS 3. 4: Ottice Assistant 4: Yearbook 4. Karon Minniear General. Campus Lite 2: Chorus 2: GAA 2: Home Ec Club Z, Stephanie Minnish General. Campus Lite 2: Class Play 2, 3: GAA 3: Lab Assistant 4: Library Assistant 3: NFL 3: Pep Club 3. Rosine Minnil College Prep. Band 2, 3, 4: GAA 2, 3: Intramural Sports 2.3, Davina Mitchell General, Steve Mitchell General. DCT 4. Doug Mobley College Prep. Chorus 2, 4. Operetta 2, 4: Wrestling 2, 3. Margery Mondol College Prep. French Club 2, 3, Pro- gram Chairman 4: GAA 2, 3. 4: lntramural Sports 2. 3, 4: NHS 3. 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2: Student Secretary 4. Donna Monnig College Prep. FBLA 3, 4: GAA 3: Home Room Representative 4: Pep Club 3: Seminar 3. 4: Yearbook 4. Donna Moore General. Attendance Monitor 4: GAA 2. 3: JCOWA 2: Ottice Assistant 3: Seminar 3. John Moore College Prep. Community Service 4: Debate 4: FCA 2, 3: Football 4: Intramural Sports 3: Lab Assistant 4: NFL 4: Pep Club 2. 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3: Varsity F 2. 3, 4: Junior Achievement Vice-President 3. Karen Moots Colle e P . A A phy 4. Marilee Morgan General. GAA 2: Home Room Repre- sentative 4: Seminar 2: Student Secretary 4. Randy Moshos College Prep. Band 2, 3, 4: Campus Lite 2, 3: Chess Club 2: Future Medical Careers 2, Pro- gram Chairman 3, Vice-President 4: Junior Achievement 4: Latin Club 2, 3. Vice-President 4: Ski Club 4: Pep Band 4. Ron Moyer General. g rep rt ssistant 3: Photogra- sam. ' frm'- ' I . , I' N945 gi if 3 C?!.: rv R3 wr? K S1-1-I Q ,fr- Lfvi -r '? 51814 , . Seniors figs? 'Ci-4 Y' Dave Muhleman College Prep. Jim Murphy College Prep. Baseball 2, 3 4- Intramural Sporis 2, 3, 4. Connie Myers Commercial. Allendance Monitor 3: Boolcslore 4: GAA 2. 3. 4: lnlerscliolaslic Baslrelball 2: lnfersclwolaslic Volleyball 2. 3, 4' lnframural Sporls 2 3. 4' Pep Club 3. Karen Nagel College Prep. Band 2, 3 4' Class Play 3- Future Teachers 2 3, Home Roorn Represeniarive 4- NHS 4: Spanislv Club 2, Wayne Napier College Prep. Foolball 3' Horne Room Represenlalive 3' lnlrarnural Sports 2, 3 4: Wreslling 2 3, 4. Clay Neiman College Prep. Football 2, 3, 4: Varsiry F 42 Wresllinq 2. 3. Bob Newcomb College Prep. Band 2, 3, 4: Seminar 3. Rick Nichols College Prep. Draifing Club 4' Foolball 2 3: lnrrarnural Sporls 2 3 4. Rosie Noel General. AFS 4: Campus Lile 4- Class Play 4: Furure Teachers 4: GAA 4: JCOWA 4- Library Assislanf 4: Sludenl Council 4. Craig Norris College Prep. Baseball Z, 3, 4: Basketball 2. 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: FCA 3. 4: Foorball 2: Hall Monilor 4: Home Room Represenlarive 4: lnlrarnural Sporls 4: Opererla 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Varsify F 2. 3, Vice-Presidenf 4. Knfliy Norris College Prep. Campus Life 2: Fulure Medical Careers Presidenr 3, 4: lnfraescliool Council 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Office Assislanr 4: Spanish Club 4: Sfaqe Crew 4. Larry Norrod General. DCT 4: Lab Assislanl 3. Chrislmoslime provides vorious oclivilies for upperclciss 11.7 Lefl: Sanlas ell, Renee Rowland. passes our candy canes. Above: Boislerous lvlillcmaicls pro- vide morning enlerlainmenl during announce- menis al Clirislmas. PRINCIPAL s.,X 199 i 200 Dan O'Connell College Prep, Campus Life 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: lnlramural Sporfs 2, 3, 4: Operefra 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 3, 4. Pai O'Donnoll College Prep. Campus Life 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Gym Assisfanr 2. 3, 4: lnfrarnural Sporls 2, 3.4: Pep Club 2, 3: Scholar Alhlele 4: Ski Club 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3. 4: Varsiry F 3, 4: FCA 2. 3. vice-presidenl 4, Sieve Oexmann College Prep. Linda Orr College Prep, French Club 2. 3: Fulure Med- ical Careers 2: GAA 2. 3, 4: lnlramural Sporfs 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Sludenr Secrelary 4: Yearbook 3, 4. Mark Osfsrday College Prep. German Club 3, 4: Newspaper 4: Phofography 4: Radio Club rreasurer 3. 4: Yearbook 4. Margo! OH General. GAA 2, 3: Home Room Repre- senfafive 2: lnrramural Sporfs 2. 3: Pep Club 2. 3: Rid- ing Club 2. Dan OHen College Prep. Baslrefball 2. 3: Cheerleader 4: lnlramural Sporfs 2. 3. 4: NHS 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4. Leonard Ovsrholser Commercial, Chorus 2, 3. 4: Fool- ball 2: lnframurel Sporls 4: Opererfa 2: Track 3. 4: Var- sily F 3. 4. Linda Oxley College Prep. Class Treasurer 4: Commu- nify Service 4: GAA 2: NHS 3. 4: Office Assisranf 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Ski Club 3. 4. Shelley Page Arr Club 4: Boolrslore 4: Ofiice Assisfanf 2. Charles Palmer General. DCT 4: Riding Club 2. Julio Palmer College Prep, Arr Club 2: Affendance Monifor 4: GAA 2: Gymnastics 2: lnrramural Sporfs 2: Office Assisfanf 4: Pep Club Z. 3: Spanish Club 2. Seniors QW? ' 4 .. j? f f'?,. . f ZA 4' ay . f f 1 ,ju 4 4' 11 , LZ, ' ii 1. cl ,9 27 K! , 1-Mr T'3 '9w fix Community service extremely popular with upperclossmen Lefl: Spending each day af Rosewood Elemenlary School. Sue Earl Tulors a young sludenl. w kmd.r4hM .,.. -..my Susan Palmer General. LeeAnn Parsons College Prep. Class Secretary 3, 4: Class Play 3: Debate 3: GAA 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: NFL 3: Ollice Assistant 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2. 3, 4: Yearbook 3, 4, Jeffery Patesel Commercial. Drafting Assistant 2: Track 3, 4. Barb Patterson Commercial. Campus Lite 2: COE 4: GAA 2. 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Home Room Representative 3: Pep Club 2, 3. Jeff Patterson College Prep. Band 2. 3, 4: Baseball 2: Campus Lile 3: Falcon Award 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 4: Ski Club 4. Linda Pease College Prep. AFS 2, 3: DCT secretary 4: GAA 2, 3. 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Library Assistant 3: Ski Club 2. Kathleen Pecqueux College Prep. Future Medical Careers 2, 3. 4: GAA 2, 3. 4: Interscholastic Basketball 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Math Club 3, 4. Ron Pendall General. Jay Pennsr General, OWE 4. Amy Pettit College Prep. COE 4: Falcon Award 3: FBLA 3, Hlstorian 4: French Club 2: GAA 2, 3: lnter- scholastic Field Hockey 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3: NHS 3, 4. Steve Phillips General. Baseball 2, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: FBLA 4. Dave Platten Falcon Award 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: NHS 3. 4: Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. Rob Podiak College Prep. Home Room Representative 4: Intramural Sports 2: Seminar 2. Bill Paeppelmeier General. Intramural Sports 3, 4. Roger Patent General. Basketball 2: Football 3: Intra- mural Sports 2. 3. 4: FCA 3, Bill Powell College Prep. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4: Operetta 2. 3. 4: Seminar 4: Falconaires 4. Robin Powell General. Chris Powers College Prep. Basketball 2. 3, Captain 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Kathy Pramer College Prep. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3. 4: Contest Speech 3. 4: GAA 2, 3: NFL 2, 3, Secre- tary 4: Newspaper 4: Operetta 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Falconaires 2. 3. 4. Brian Proffit College Prep. Chorus 2, 3, 4: German Club 3, Program Chairman 4: NHS 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3: 4: Student Council 4. Debbie Purdy General. Art Club 2: Campus Lite 2. 3. 4: FBLA 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2: Ski Club 4. Barbara Puslat College Prep. AFS 4: Art Club 2, 3: Future Medical Careers 4: Future Teachers 2. 3: GAA 2, 3, 4: Intramural sports 2. 3, 4: Office Assistant 3. Tony Quick Baseball 2. 3, 4: Basketball 2: Campus Lite 4: Dratting Club Secretary-Treasurer 4: Football 2. 3: Intramural Sports 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Scholar Athlete 3, 4: Varsity F 4, Paul Randolph Commercial. Campus Lite 3. 4: DCT Vice-president 4. 02 Kafhy Rasmussen College Prep. Class Play 4: Conles+ Speech 3, 4: Falcon Award 3: GAA 2, 3, 4: lnferscholas- lic Basketball 2, 3, 4: lnlerscholasfic Volleyball 3, 4: Intramural Sporls 2, 3, 4: NHS 3. 4: NFL 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Student Secrerary 3, 4. . Evelyn Rasor College Prep. Campus Life 4: FBLA 2: JCOWA Secrefary 4: Office Assisfanl 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Paul Ralerman General. David Reed College Prep. Baseball 2. 3, 4: Basl:e+ball 2: Campus Life 2, 3: Communify Service 4: Foolball 2: 3, 4: Hall Monilor 3. 4: Inframural Sporfs 3. 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Varsily F 3, 4: FCA 4. Tom Reeder College Prep. Band 2, 3, 4: lnframural Sports 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra 4: Science Club 3: Slci Club 4: Traclr 2. .laclrie Reid General. Campus Life 2: Gymnasfics 2. Paul Reynaud General. Karan Rhoden Commercial. Art Club 2: DE 3: FBLA 3, 4: GAA 2. 3, 4: Seminar 4: Sfudenl Secrefary 3, 4: Jun- ior Achievemenl' 2, 4, Presidenl 3. Conni Rich College Prep. Chorus 2: GAA 2: NHS 3, 4: Office Assislanl 3, 4: Pep Club 2: Sludenl Council 3, 4. Diana Richardson General. DE 4: GAA 2, 3. Cheryl Riddell College Prep. Campus Life 2: GAA 2, 3. 4: NHS 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Seminar 3. 4: Sfudenf Secrelary 2, 3. Debra Rife Commercial. Communily Service 4: GAA 2, 3: OWE 4. Mike Rigdon College Prep. Class Play 3: Inframural Sporfs 2, 3. Sue Riley College Prep. Ari' Club Secrefary 4: GAA 2: 3: lnlramural Sporfs 2, 3: Library Assislanl' 4: Pep Club 2. Jerry Rinaldi College Prep. Chorus 2: Falcon Award 3: Inrramural Sporls 2, 4: NHS 3. 4: Operella 2: Pep Club 4: Scholar Alhlefe 4: Sludenl Council 2: Tennis 2, 3, 4: varsziy F 3, 4. Pafli Rifchey College Prep. Band 2, 3, 4: French Club 2: Fulure Medical Careers Vice-Presidenl 3, Treasurer 4: Fulure Teachers 2: GAA 2, 3, 4: Gym Assislanl 3, 4: lnrerscholaslic Gymnasfics 2. 3, 4: lnlramural Sporls 2. 3, 4: NHS 3. 4: Opereffa 2. 3: Orcheslra 3: Yearbook 4. Ed Robbins College Prep. Baseball 2: Baslcefball 2, 3, 4: Home Room Representative 4: Intramural Sporls 2, 3, 4: Lab Assislanf 3. 4: NHS 3. 4: Pep Club 4, Janelle Robeds College Prep. Campus Life 3: Class Play 4: Confesl Speech 2, 3. 4: GAA 2, 4. JaneHe Roberis General. Campus Life 2: FBLA 2: Future Medical Careers 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2: Sfudenl Secrelary 2. Doug Robinson General. DE 3, 4. Pam Roeclcner General. GAA 2: Office Assisfanfi 3. 4: Seminar 2, 4. Connie Rogers General. Campus Life 2. 3: GAA 2. Greg Rose College Prep. Class Play 4: Conlesl Speech 3, 4: lnframural Sports 4: NHS 3, 4: NFL 3, 4, Milie Ross College Prep, Debafe 3: German Club 2, Program Chairman 3, Presidenf 4: lnlra-School Council 4: lnlramural Sporls 2, 3: Malh Club 3: NHS 3. 4: NFL 3. . f' 113854 ,W 'WEE' 3 Seniors 1 Leff: Ari IV sludenl Jan Cherry diligenrly works wilh her painling. Below: Bending carefully over her work, Sondra Hull pufs fhe finishing Touches on her bracelel. Arr students allowed To pursue special, individual proiecls W:f,, Y X Q .ix ' XP: 4 'SSI' e-.v-A IMC! 4...-, aaa 'YA ' f Ron Rossel College Prep. Campus Life 2: Chess Club 2: lnlrarnural Sporls 2. 3, 4: JCOWA 4: Pep Club 3. 47 Seminar 4: Spanish Club 2. Gregg Rofller General. Ron Rouclabush General. Comrnunily Service 4: Gym- naslics 2. 3, 4. Renee Rowland College Prep. Art Club 2: Campus Life 2, 3: GAA 2, 4: lnlrarnural Sporls 2, 4: Pep Club 2: Ski Club 2: Yearbook 4. Howard Ruben General. Gym Assislanf 2: O5lice Assislanl 3: Radio Club 4. Roger Ruble General. Track 2, 3, 4: Varsity F 3, 4. John Ruia College Prep. Chorus 3. 4: Class Play 3, 42 Conlesl Speech 4: NFL 4: Operelfa 3, 4: Falconaires 4. Mark Ruflodge General. Campus Life 2, 3: DE 3, 4: Gymnastics 2, 3, 4: Su Club 2, 3, 4, vmiiy F 3, 4, Tim Ryan College Prep. Baseball Z: French Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Home Room Represenfafive 2: Intra- mural Sporrs 3: Seminar 2: Ski Club 3. Don Sanders General. Baseball 2: Campus Life 2. 3: Foolball 2, 3: lnlramural Sporfs 2. 3, 41 Pep Club 2, 3: Wreslling 2. Scofl Serqenf College Prep. Campus Lile 2. 3, 4: Cross Country 3, 4: Track 3, 4. Kevin Scarborough College Prep. Campus Life 2: Fool- ball 2. 3. 4: Hall Monitor 2: Spanish Club 3: Varsity F 3. 47 FCA 2, 3 . O4 l 3 ,.' . . i 'E fi .iw-fax J w..,.,,,,,. Z,-x .,,..f Right: Youth Forum member Chuck Snavely and guest panelists Tim Drumm and Nancie Daugh- erty from East present their opinions on the value of sports. Seniors Youth Forum pcmel discusses the role ot sports Herb Schafer College Prep. Band 2, 3. 4: Baseball 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Varsity F 3. Tara Schide College Prep. GAA 2, 3: Home Room Representative 2: NHS 3. 4: Office Assistant 4: Pep Club 2. 3. 4, Charles Schmnlstig General, Class Play 2. 3, 4: News- paper 3, 4. Rey Schmid General. Gymnastics 2: Intramural Sports 3: Riding Club 3, Vice-President 4. John Schmidt College Prep. Football 2, 3, Co-Captain 4: Gym Assistant 3: lntrarnural Sports 3: Pep Club 3: Traclc 3: Varsity F 3, 4. Gail Schneamunn Commercial. Chorus 4: FBLA 2. 3. Vice-President 4: GAA 2: Office Assistant 4: Student Secretary 2, 3. Karla Schoenung General. Campus Life 2: GAA 2. 3: Glee Club 2: Home Room Representative 2: Office Assistant 2: Operetta Z: Pep Club 2: Student Secretary 4. Barry Schultz College Prep, Chorus 2. 3, 4: Community Service 4: FCA 4: Football 2, 3. 4: Home Room Repre- sentative 2, 3: Intramural Sports 3. 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2. 3, 4: Varsity F 3, 4. Diana Schumann General. Campus Life 2, 4: FBLA 2. Lundy Schwarclr General. . Bruce Schwarilopf College Prep. Art' Club 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Campus Lite 2: Intramural Sports 3, 4: Ski Club 4. Gary Schweiclrart General. Art Club 4, mi in Am GFICCI 2 sa.. . 4. 5-eu I' wa., X.. pf- -W4 'fS.'3'3 ,cufv 9: Lf ,EQ f t, . X 1 , sq.,-.v., H . PUSQ Mike Schwallar College Prep. Debate 4: German Club 3, 4: Intramural Sports 3, 4: NFL 4: Ski Club 4 Jeff Scott General. Intramural 2. Stephan Scott College Prep. Campus Lite 2: Chorus 2. 3, 4: Falcon Award 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Math Club 2: NHS 3, 4: Operetta 2. 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3. 4: Var- sity F 4. Janet Shadions College Prep. Campus Lite 2: Latin Club 3, 4. Bill Sharratt College Prep. Campus Lite 4: Cheerleader 4: Class Play 4: Falcon Award 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3. 4: NHS 3. 4: Pep Club 4: Spanish Club 2, Donna Shall College Prep. Campus Lite 2: Future Med- ical Careers 2, 3: GAA 3, 4: Intramural Sports 3, 4: Ottice Assistant 3. Pam Shepherd College Prep. Sophomore Class Social Chairman: Class Play 3: Debutantee 3, 4: GAA 2: Hall Monitor 2: Home Room Representative 4: Intramural Sports 2: Office Assistant 2: Pep Club 3: Student Secre- tary 3: Yearbook 4. Batty Sherrow College Prep, Chorus 3: FBLA 2: GAA 2. 3: Glee Club 2: lnterscholastic Field Hockey 2: Intra- mural Sports 2. 3: Operetta 2. 3: Student Secretary 4, Steve Shipley College Prep. Football 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 3, 4. Rick Shumard College Prep, Campus Life 2: Intramural Sports 3. 4, Vickie Siakierka College Prep. Campus Lite 2: DE Pres. 4: Future Teachers 2: GAA 2. 3: Gott 2. 3: Interscholas- tic Basketball 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Student Secre- tary 3. Monica Sieron College Prep. German Club 4: Spanish Club 3, 4. Dale Silver College Prep. Photography 4. Julia Silver College Prep. GAA 3: German Club 4: Home Fc Club 2: Intramural Sports 3: Pep Club 3. 4. Kathy Simila College Prep. Chorus 2. 3, 4: Falcon Award 3: FBLA 4: Future Teachers 2: GAA 2. 3. 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3. 4: Ski Club 4: Student Secretary 4. Gil Skillman College Prep. Class Play 2: Contest Speech 2, 3: Debate 4: Falcon Award 3: NFL 2, 3, Presi- dent 4. Terry Slonaker College Prep. Art Club 2. 3, 4: Campus Life 2: Class Play 2, 3: Falcon Award 3: Football 2: Pep Club 2. 3: Photography 4. John Smallwaod College Prep. Lab Assistant 4: Semi- nar 2. Kathy Smith College Prep. Debutantes 3, 4: Future Medicals 2: GAA 2, 3, 4: NHS 4: Pep Club 2. 3: Span- ish Club 2: Student Secretary 3. 4, Robert Smith General, Chorus 2. 3: DE 3, 4. Steve Smith College Prep. Campus Lite 3, 4: Home Room Representative 2. 3: Intramural Sports 3: Seminar 2: Varsity F 2: Wrestling 2. Charles Snavely College Prep. Basketball Trainer 2, 3, 4: Debate 3. 4: Falcon Award 3: Football Trainer 2. 3, 4: JCOWA 4: NHS 3, 4: NFL 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Scholar Athlete 3. 4: Track Trainer 2. 3. 4: Varsity F 2, 3.4. Mark Snead College Prep. Intramural Sports 3, 4. Linda Spangler College Prep. Art Club 2. 3. 4: French Club 2: GAA Z: JCOWA 2.4: Science Club 3: Seminar 3: Ski Club 2, 3. 4, 20 5 John Speck College Prep, Gymnasfics 2, 3, 4. PM Spence Kalronis General, Chorus 2: GAA 2. Kevin Spilsr College Prep. Garry Spifler General. DCT 4: lnframural Sporfs 3. Jeff Sprouse College Prep. Band 2. 3. 4: Campus Lile 3: Gymnasrics 2. 3: lnfrarnural Sporfs 2, 4: Junior Achievemenf 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Science Club 3, 4. Debbie Spurlock Commercial, COE Parliamenferian 4: FBLA 3: GAA 2. 3: Glee Club 2: Pep Club 2.3. Melanie Sfaddon College Prep. Falcon Award 2: Fufure Medical Careers 2, 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: German Club Z, 4: Infrarnural Sporfs 2, 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Opereffa Z, 3, 4: Orchesfra 2, 3, 4, Pele Sfeffes College Prep. Baskefball 2, 3: Soffball 2. 3: Track 2, 3. Jean Sfeiger General. FBLA 3: GAA 2: Sfudeni Secre- fary 3. Mike Sfein College Prep. Gymnasfics 2. 3, 4. Bill Sfewed General. Karyn Siillwell College Prep. Ari Assisfanr 2: Ari Club 2: Seminar 2. Cindy Sfouder General. Hall Moniror 3: Sfudenf Secre fary 4, Debi Siovall College Prep. Ar? Club 2: Campus Life 2: Class Play 2, 3, 4: Contest Speech 2, 3. 4: French Club 2, 3: GAA 2. 3, 4: NFL Z. 3, Vice-Presidenf 4: Newspa- per 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2. 3, 4: Ski Club 2: Sfudenf Secre- fary 2, 3. Sfeve Sirausbaugh College Prep. Campus Life 4: DCT Presidenf 4: Falcon Award 3. Dwighl' Sireufz General. Chess Club 2: Intramural Sports 3: Radio Club 3, 4. Michael Sirohminger College Prep. Band 2. 3. 4: Cho, rus 4: Class Play 3. 4: Draffing Club 3: lnframural Sporfs 3, 4: Opereiia 3, 4: Spanish Club 2. Jane Sfromo Commercial. Arl Assisranf 2, 3: GAA 2: Library Assislanl 2: Pep Club 2, 3: Riding Club 3. Ski Club 3, Judifh Sfrouse College Prep. Band 2, 3: GAA 2: NHS 3, 4: Siudenf Secretary 4. Bill Sludabaker College Prep. Band 4: Campus Life 2, 3, 4: Class Vice-Presidenl 3: French Club 4: lnframural Sports 4: JCOWA 4: Pep Club 3. 4: Ski Club 4. Terry Siump College Prep, Chess Club 2: Chorus 2. 3, 4: Infra-School Council 4: Opereffa 2. 3. 4: Phofography Pres. 4: Falconaires 2. 3, 4. Donna Sfufrud College Prep. Campus Life 2: Confesf Speech 3. 4: GAA 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: ln+erscholas- lic Field Hockey 3, 4: lnframural Sporfs 2, 3, 4: NFL 3. 4: Opereifa 3. 4, Carol Suckfield College Prep. Fuiure Medical Careers 4: GAA 2, 3: Office Assisian? 4: Pep Club 3: Seminar 2: Spanish Club 3. Curiis Suhr General. Chess Club 3, 4: Fufure Medical Careers 3. 4: Science Club 2. frm .rw-u 497 I ., M X. 4Q '5 ww- if 'cv'-N-'wiv 'Qi .Jr 206 iid 69 is LE W .,w ww, si-, gras augur Seniors 'CX -'if Lawanda Suifsr College Prep. Campus Life 2: Glee Club 2. Sherree Sundermeyer College Prep. Campus Life 2, 4: Senior Class Presidenl: Class Play 2, 3, 4: Conlesl Speech 2, 3. 4: Falcon Award 3: GAA 2, 4: Homecom- ing 4: NHS 3. 4: NFL 2, 3, 4: Pholography Club Secre- fary 4: Spanish Club 2: Sfudenl Council 4. Karen Swango College Prep, AFS 2: Campus Life 2: Class Play 3: French Club 2: Ski Club 2. Kim Taranfino College Prep. Campus Life 2, 3: Cheer- leader 2: Debulanles 3. 4: GAA 2, 3. 4: lnferscholaslic Sollball 2: lrilerscholaslic Volleyball 2, 3, 4: lnlrarnural Sporfs 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Ski Club 2. Pamela Taulbea College Prep. FBLA 2: Riding Club 2, 3: Seminar 4: Siudenl Secrelary 2. Caran Taylor General. Sfsva Taylor College Prep. Band 2, 3, 4: lnfrarnural Sporls 4: Junior Achievernenf Pres. 4: Office Assisfanl 4: Operella 2: Pep Band 3. 4: Seminar 2, 3, 4: Stage Band 2, 3, 4. Mary Terlroslri College Prep, Band 2, 3. 4: Class Play 3: Falcon Award 3: Future Teachers 2: GAA 2, 3, 4: Ger- man Club 4: NHS 3. 4: Operefia 3: Orcheslra 3: Span- ish 2, 3, Pres, 4. Dave Thomas College Prep. Chorus 3, 4: Slage Crew 4. David Thompson General. Gym Assisfanf 2: Gymnas- lics 2: Pep Club 2. Judi Thornfon Commercial. COE Pres. 4: GAA 3: Lab Assistant 3: Pep Club 3: Sfudenf Secretary 3. Tom Tolneren College Prep. Drafring Club 3, Presidenl 4: Golf 3, 4: lrilrarnural Sporls 3, 4. Upperclcissmen exhibit varied moods dl The end of The dciy Leffz Adding figures on a calculafor, Pafly Kuehn uses skills she has learned in Office Praclice. Above: Al lhe end of a long day Calhie Lilly pafienlly wails for fhe sixfh period bell. 7 Seniors Activities varied, numerous during final yecir or Ecisf ,: ,gi M535 Upper Leff: Foofbail co-caprain John Schmid+ fenses wifh anficipafion during fhe Fairborn Baker game. Upper Righf: Concenfrafion is eviden? on 'rhe face of clarinehsf Dave Cunningham during band period. Above: in senior gym, Mr. AI Sfreich reaches Kim Tarenfino and Bobbie D'Am' ico a card game of Wan Lower Righfz Planning for fhe nexf deadline. Easfern Echoes edifor Jeanne Koverman considers an arficle. Lower Left In The Cenfral Uni? lobby, Shave Ford and Kei+h Underwood puf up new lefrers. u..,.,.............qu- i X X nv ,VW K rw' Q, P Brenda Tcepfar College Prep. Cheerleader 2, 3. 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Falconaires 3. 4: Falcon Award 3: FBLA 3, President 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: Home Room Representa- tive 2: lntra-School Council 4: NHS 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Student Secretary 3, 4: Yearbook 4. Mark Tomashot College Prep. Baseball 2: Gymnastics 3: Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Judy Torke College Prep, Art Club 4: Community Service 4: Future Medical Careers 4: GAA 3: Ottice Assistant 4. Pat Traylor General. Maria Troon College Prep. COE 4: Falcon Award 3: FBLA 2: French Club 2: GAA 2, 3. 4: Gym Assistant 3: Interscholastic Field Hockey 2, 3, 4: interscholastic Gym- nastics 2, 3, 4: lnterscholastic Softball 2. 3: Intramural Sports Z, 3, 4. Jim Trimbach College Prep. Community Service 4: Office Assistant 4. Debbie True General. FBLA 3. Dennis Uldrich College Prep. Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Keith Underwood General. Community Service 4: Sem- inar 2, 4. Leigh VenCemp General. GAA 2: Glee Club 3: Home Room Representative 4, Jan Vasiliadis College Prep. Band 2, 3. 4: GAA 3. Debra Veught College Prep, GAA 2, 3. 4: Gym Assist- ant 3, 4: Interscholastic Softball 2. 3, 4: Interscholastic Volleyball 2, 3, Captain 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3. 4, Mark Veneto: College Prep. Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Track 2. 3, 4. Diane Vickers Commercial. DE 4: GAA 2. 3: Home Room Representative 2: Library Assistant 2, 3: Riding Club 2, Raul Villarreal College Prep. AFS 4: Intramural Sports 4: Math Club 4: Spanish Club 4: Yearbook 4. Dan Wagner College Prep, Campus Lite 4: Cross Country 2: Drafting Assistant 2, 3: Drafting Club 2. Sec- retary-Treasurer 3, Program Chairman 4: French Club 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4. Mike Wagner College Prep. Baseball 2: Basketball 2. 3, 4: Falcon Award 2, 3: FCA 3. President 4: Football 2, 3, CoACaptain 4: Home Room Representative 2, 3: Lab Assistant 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Varsity F 3, 4. Fran Waldron College Prep. Campus Lite 4: FBLA 2, 3: GAA 2, 3: German Club 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Riding Club 4: Seminar 3: Student Secretary 4: Yearbook 4. Kathy Walker College Prep. Campus Lite 2: Debu- tantes 4: GAA 2: Pep Club 2, 3: Yearbook 4. Brenda Webb College Prep, GAA 2, 3, 4: Gym Assist- ant 3, 4: lnterscholastic Basketball 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3.4: Pep Club 2. 3, 4: Photography 4, Meg Webster College Prep. Campus Lite 2: FBLA 3: GAA 2, 3, 4: lnterscholastic Basketball 2. 3, 4: lnterscho- lastic Softball 2, 3. 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Ottice Assistant 4: Pep Club 3: Riding Club 3: Span- ish Club 3. Pet Weglege General. COE. Treasurer 4: GAA 2, 3: Intramural Sports 2. 3: Office Assistant 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3. 4: Ski Club 3: Student Secretary 4, Debbie Weir College Prep. GAA 4: Glee Club 4: Home Ec Club 4: Intramural Sports 4: Library Assistant 3: Operetta 4: Spanish Club 2. Student Secretary 4: Yearbook 4. Sue Wert College Prep, Chorus 2, 3. 4: Class Play 3: Falconaires 4: Newspaper 4: Operetta 3, 4. 210 Jeff Western General. Chess Club 2: Intramural Sports 2: Newspaper 3: Seminar 3: Yearbook 3. Jim Wey College Prep, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Barb White College Prep. Campus Lite 2: Community Service 4: Contest Speech 3, 4: GAA 2: NFL 3, 4: Span- ish Club 2: Stage Crew 4. Bill Whitley College Prep. Class Play 4: Intramural Sports 4. Scott Whitney College Prep. Basketball 2. 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Class Play 2: Home Room Representative 2: Oper- etta 2. 3: Riding Club 2: Track 2. Cyndi Whittier General. Class Play 3: Contest Speech 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, Social Chairman 3, Presi- dent 4: Gym Assistant 3, 4: Interscholastic Field Hockey 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: NFL 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Yearbook 4. Jim Whitton College Prep. Class Play 3: FBLA 2: Spanish Club 2. Pam Wiggins Commercial. COE 4: GAA 2, 3. Dee Wilder College Prep. Campus Lite 3: GAA 4: Gym Assistant 4: JCOWA 3: Pep Club 2. Greg Wilford College Prep. German Club 3, 4: Intra- mural Sports 2, 3, 4. Susan Willett College Prep. AFS 2, 4, Treasurer 3: Fal- con Award 2, 3: GAA 2, 3: Interscholastic Volleyball 3: NHS 3.4: Oltice Assistant 3: Operetta 2: Seminar 2. Gregg Williams College Prep. Home Room Represent- ative 2, 3: Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Michele Williams College Prep, Campus Lite 2: Class Play 2, 3, 4: Community Service 4: Contest Speech 2, 3, 4: GAA 2, 4: NFL 2, 3. 4: Student Secretary 4. Donna Williams College Prep. GAA 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: NFL 3: Operetta 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3. Rosie Williams College Prep, French Club 2, 3: GAA 2. 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3: NHS 3. 4: Office Assistant 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Student Secretary 3: Track Statistician 3, 4. Sandy Williams College Prep. AFS 2: Community Serv- ice 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: German Club 2, 3, 4: Interscholastic Volleyball 2. 3. 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: NHS 3. 4: Photography 4: Ski Club 2. Joey Willis General. Leslie Wilson College Prep. Campus Life 2: Cheer- leader 3: Class Play 2: Debate 2: FBLA 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: Gym Assistant 3: Interschalastic Gymnastics 2, 3: NFL 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3. 4: Ski Club 2, Andy Winchek General. Football 2, 3: Track 2, 3, 4. Craig Winkelblech College Prep. Art Club 3, 4: Class Play 2. 3, 4: Future Teachers 2: German Club 3, 4. Gary Wise College Prep. Intramural Sports 3, 4: Wres- tling 2, 3, 4. Diane Witzke General. FBLA 4: GAA 3: Intramural Sports 3: Ottice Assistant 3: Pep Club 3. Sandi Wolfe General. COE 4: FBLA 2. 4: Student Sec- retary 3. Stephen Wolfe General. Class Play 2, 3. 4: Contest Speech 2, 3, 4: NFL 2, 3, 4. g,gEQtiil:.SlQ.tegi331 i' fiziiisiwiiiiiiiillillffri 1 .limer- l' il . Q53 A ,,.i -5 ,ilgneisi if . sl Hxilllmll hw as : i 9513: if ai? if? gag'-QQ? f , Vfgff qs ,ilifgf il Qzliffux Xi3s1 v-3fMi3'l:lS fe w 4 :Wi if-95.3l'l0S5'ffiff ff: 51:i,'ffilf2g lfgeifwsegsgls fi lffrfi i 5333 .fi f Vg dvi? f.1,i'liiS52g94!?3,kg3Sf lk f hifi? 4 Ne ,,.ff1 , 5, ,.. 3,8 F f :Mr 2'f:gi,3 gf:-+12 'yn ,. ,ilrlgf 'r sl- wil: J,-1 'li 1lh?eQF33g5y i if 'il '-' F 5' 1 Lef+: Thinlcing ahead lo lheir own upcoming grad- l'?1r , ll' i uafion, seniors Marcia Boyer and John Koverman look af composifes of pas? Easl greduafes. Seniors Senior yedr ends with groduolion ond plcins for The future Paul Worfman General. Stage Crew 2. Greg Wrighf General. Ccmmunily Service 4: Wres- llinq 3. Maria Xanfllos College Prep. Communify Service 42 Riding Club 2. Chip Yaus General, Barbara Yeager College Prep. Band 2, 3: Class Play 3, 4: GAA 2. 3: Lafin Club 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Ski Club 3. 4: Sludenl Council 2, Vice-Presideni 3. sq, K Ray York College Prep. Band 2: Communily Service 4: Cross Country 3: lnframural Sports 3, 4: Office Assislanf 4: Tennis 2, 3. 42 Varsify F 3, 4. Connie Young Commercial. Arf Club 3. Presidenf 4: Class Play 2. 3, 4: Confesl' Speech 2, 3. 4: GAA 2: lnframural Sporrs 2: NFL 2. 3, Public Relefions Officer 4. PaHy Yuslro General. Joan Zehring College Prep. AFS 3, 4: Fufure Teachers 2: GAA 2, 3, 4: Inlra-School Council 4: Inlramural Sporls 2, 3, 4: JCOWA 3, Presidenl' 4: NHS 3, 4: Office Assislanl 4: Pep Club 2. 3: Spanish Club 2: Year- NQV' book 4. 'T 'W' Heidi Zimmerman General. Ar? Assisfanl 2, 4: Falcon Award 3: GAA 2. 3, 4: German Club. Secrehsry-Trea- surer 4: lnferscholaslic Gymnasfics 2, 3, 4: lnframural Sports 2. 3. 4: Library Assisfanf 3: Seminar 3, 4. Jane Zwisslar General. Arf Club 4: Campus Life 2, 3: Communify Service 3: DE 4: FBLA 2, Treasurer 3: GAA 2, 3. 31977 212 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Becky James. social chairman: Terry Weisman, vice-presidenfg Terry Kramer, secrefaryg Brenda Arnold, Treasurer. Juniors ,,...11-I Junior money-making prolecf involves selling Tee shirts Aclcer, Kafhy Adams, S+ephanie Adams, Todds Adams. Tom Akerman, Sandie Albert Debbie Albrecht Rick Alcorn, Paffy Allen, Joyce Allen, Teri Alspaugh, Ginger Alwood. Mike Ander, Andy Anderson, Craig Anderson Kim Anderson, Kim Anderson, Terry Anderson, Tracy Arney, Bill Arnold, Brenda Arnold, Jeff Ashursf, Larry Afkinson, Chris Aflcinson. John O Bach, Mary Bacon, Terry Bailey, Pal Bailey, Vicki Baker, Mary Ann Baker, Teresa Baldwin, Brian Baloglw. Frank Barkley. Mark Barlow, Diane Barneff, Slam Barr, Melissa Barllielemy, Chuck Bauman, Renee Beaffy, Darlene Becker, Bob Becker, Ken Beddies, Larry Bedwell, Dawn Begley, Paula Belwne, Mark Beirise, Mary Bell. Chuck Bennefl, Cecilia Benneff, Della Bennelf, Jane Benneff, Tim Benlz, Connie Berger, Dennis Berger, Jeff Berksfresser, Brad Berksfresser, Leon Berry, Bob Berry, Pal Beverley, Kim Bice, Debbie Binger, Sue Bissell, Mike Bissinger, Jill Blake, Debbie Blevins, Rod Bly. Mike Boas, Marcia Boehner, Tom Bolden, Rick Boldman, Judy Boolwer, Sue Bowling, Earl 4 Bowman, Nancy Bowser, Gary Brady, Jim Bramlage, Chris Brarnlage, Tina Brandon, Sidney Brewer, Melanie Bridges, Stan Brigernan, Lyn Brower, Linda Brown, Brenda Brown, Carol Brown, Carrie Brown, Jamie Brown, Kim Brown, Mike Brown, Pam Brown, Randy Juniors North Unit boys porticipote in tug ot wer with toculty Right: All-school champions Doug Richley, Pat Wathen, Steve Mountioy, Greg Hall, Mike Compton, Jaclc Carter and Paul Marcum go down to deteat as they meet East taculty mem- bers in the Homecoming tug-ot-war tinals. UN 'UW ,pm X Q--W., 730 Buehrer, Tim Burch, Sieve Burger, Tom Burkholder, Debbie Burns. Glenn Burl, Bill Busch, Kafhy Call, Dwighf Candela, Lori Carey, Glen Carles, Jacque Carone. Frank Carpenfer, Craig Carfer, Jack Carfolano, Larry Cashdollar, Sue Cas+le, Robbi Chambers, Kafhy Chambers. Lance Chapin, Linda Charlfon, Roberfa Chafferfon, Rusly Childs, Mike Chiffum, Mark Chuprun, Curl Clark, Jenny Clark, Karen Click, Debbie Coburn, Janel Cochran, Dave Codispofi, Missy Cole, Brenda Collier, Mark Collins, Dave Collins, Lee Colosirno, Calhy Colson, Bob Compfon, Mike Compfon, Russ Conley. Debbie Cook. Alicia Cook, Pam Cook, Sieve Cook, Teri Cooper, Chris Cos+ner, Sue Coulfer, Kafhy Creech. Sarah 6 Cunnagin, Karen Cunningham, Heallwer Curlice, Ellen Curfis. Lynda Cyr, Louis D'Agoslino, Teresa Davies, Debbie Davis. Davis. Davis, Davis, Bruce Mark Mike Sfeve Dell, Richard DeMille, Lynne Denlinger, Tim Denney. Scoll Denzer, Doug DePew, Debbie De-skins, Doflie Delrick, Carole Devigili, Susan Dice, Jane Dickens, Tom Diegel, Beflw Dieferle, Dave Dodds, Ed Doebereiner, Rock Doll, Mike Dominy, Sfeve Donegan, Scoll Donnell, Tim Dougan, Sieve Drake. Brenda Drake, Sue Dudley, Becky Dursf, Greg Dyer. Ken? Ealon, Debbie Eby, Tonya Eckley, Theresa Edward. Terry Eilerman, Karen Engebrelson, Karen Enlingli, Dave Espy. Kevin Elz, Julie Everman, Tom Evilsizor, Tanya Ewing, Mary 'W- X I fx 4, 4 I xg but L 9 x il. w s.. , K J? X ff - i l N 2 I I L' 5 , A 'Q- , , 5 ' L ' 4,1 L ,ggvow-tr ' s W While stopping at his locker in Central Unit, Steve Cook converses with Steve Reynolds. Juniors Students tcike time to tcilk with triends between closses Ewing, Roger Fabian, Mark Fagone, Kathy Fain, Chuck Fannin, Bryant Fanning, Jane Fariello, Mark , Farmer, Jane 3 U Fathergill, Steve 42 Fecher, Linda Fetters, Doug Finnigan, Ruth Xl R X Fischer, Jim ' i ' Fischer, John L ' V . I Fish, Mary Ellen t -W r Fitzgerald, Sharon , iiv I 322, Flanders, Cindy F Flynn, Mike , 5 J if X 1 Flynn, Theresa Fosfer. Dennis Franfz. Ellen Friclenrnaker, Donna Frosf, Barry Fry, Mike Gallienne, Paul Garber, Cheryl Garrison, Gary Garrison. Theresa Garvey, Torn Gary, Doug Gales, Jim Gerhard, Leo German, Denise Gilbert Randy Giusi. Mark Gormley, Jeanefle Graefer, Calhy Graeier, Cindy Greafhouse, David Greene, Libby Gregory, Terri Griffin, Mark Grirnslid, Greg Grolemund, Sharon Gulino, Diane Guy, Tom Hageman, Barb Haines, Barb Hall, Greg Hamilion. Craig l-largis. Gary Harp, Belinda Harris, Bill Harris, Doug Harrod, Dana l-larshman, Jeff Hassel, Don Hasly, Denise Haffield, Bob Harlon, Jill Haffon, Mollie Havener, Gwen Hayes, Dale l-lead, Mike Healy, Mike Heckerson, Jeff K Henderson, Keifh Q Henderson, Lisa in Hendry, Terry Hennessey, Sheila Hensley, Barb Hess, Andy 4 J H XX , ,. 5 2 I inf, 7 ,'i' Hesse, Jeanne Hickey, Carol Hiclcrnan, Palli Hilderbrand, Merrie Hochwalf, Calhy Hohensfein, Cheryl Hollman, Carla Holmes, Jim -f ' , Hornaday, Carol Horner, Barb Qs lvf l-louse, Sue F 1 5 3 g Howell, Belh Boys add power, voice to basketball cheerleading squad Junior boy cheerleaders, John Olaughlin, Lance Chambers, Doug Denzer, and Doug Richley, do a hand sfancl. 2 Howeli, Harold Hudson, Linda Huey, Kevin Huffman, Alan Hunf, Jeri Hunfer, Leigh Hupke, Aian Hursf, Kim Hursi, Paul Husman, Paul Husfon, David Husfon. Don Hyre, Bob Irvin, Claudia Irvin, Mike isble, Bob Jackson, Janell James, Becky Jamison, Befh Jared, John Jarusiewic, Sue Jarvis, Randy Jarvus, Ray Jenkins, Mark Jenkins, Paify Jensen, Keifh Johnson, Cheryl Johnson, Vicki Jones, Anna Jordan, Joeffa Kahle, Norb Kempfon, Kevin Kennedy, Mike Kenny, Ka+hy Kes+er, Paui Kiehne. Fred Kiernan, Barb King, Saiiy Kinnison, Jim Koepnick, Jim Kohl, Tim Kofschwar, Paula Koubek, Sandy Koubek, Sara Koubek, Sheryi Kramer, Terry Krohn, Brenda Kronson, Paul fb Leff: Triplefs, Sheryl, Sancly, and Sara lake lime our from playing in lhe snow. Juniors Triplets delight in confusing Teachers, fellow clossmoles Kurz, Mary Kwesl. John Lackey, Dan Landis, Calhy Lange. Jeff Langford, Carol is i l 3 La rch. Sara 42 ...., Lalsko. Susan Lechner. Anile Lecomple, Michelle H Leel, Jack Q Q. an sw . 'W K W':.,r kj 3 Leising, Jane? 1, , , L Q Logan. Bill Loges, Mary Ann ' Long, Greg Long, Harold Long. Sue I Longo, Sue v 1 , i , , Louqhran, Judy - Loughridge, Vicki Loveless, Rick ' X ' Lucas, Mark , - X ' Lulz, Gayl l Lynch, Sleve l if y 1 Koubek Lyons, Terry Maddux, Donna Magill, Jim Malchow, Barb Maleslco, Sieve Mann, Lee Manning, Rick Marcum, Paul Marlcsberry, Denise Marshall. Sandy Marrin, Bill Marlin, Debbie Marlin, Jackie Marlin, Dean Mason, Dan Malhews, Kris Malfhews, Marqaref May. Sue Mayl, Kevin Mazzone, Theresa McCar+hy, Peggy McCarly, MSW McClanahan, Dan MCClung, Bill McCoy, S+eve McCrabb, Cassandra McFadden, Sharon McFarland, Dawn McGirr, Rhaiefa McGrew, Garry McGuire, Jim McKinney, John McKinnon. Milne McLaughlin, Mike McMichael, Diana McMillan, Virginia Mears, Jeanenne Mer1denhall,Sue Menfe, Phil Mefz, Barb Millar, Craig Miller, Cheryl Minnix, Pam Molz, Ken Monniq. Paul Moore, Chris Moore, Palfi Moorman, Pam xi Xi l i f lo l qi , l , I - . ,gg iii., lilo Juniors Moorman, Terry Morgan, Melodie Morgan, Slwaron Morris, Viclci Morrisey, Bill Morrisey, Ed Morrow, Jeff Moser, Jim Moslwos, Dan Mounlioy, Sleye Mueller, Barb Mullen, Sue Murphy, Kevin Murpliy, Tirn Newcomb, Julie Newlwouse, Carol Nichols, Jana Noqgle, Dawn Two girls represent Ecis'r's AFS Club for foreign exchcinge ll Lef'l:Wl1ile looking al a map, Easl s AFS represnelalives. Sarlw Larcli and Barb Segerson selecl counlries llwey would like lo visil. 224 Right: ln rehearsal for the Junior Class Play, Mrs. Conners, Maryann Stark, tells Allan Sloane, Greg Long. about her plan to get rid of the snoopy welfare committee. Juniors Junior Clciss presents origind drdmci Little Boy Found Nordyke, Kerry O'Brien, Jim Olaughlin, John Oldiges, Sharon Oliver, Barbara Olivier, John Osman, Sam Osterday, Bill Osterday, Paul Often, Sue Pachin, Bill Palmer, Amy Palmer, Judy Parker, Janice Patterson, Delobie Patterson, Ricky Payne, Kathy Payton, Mary Perry, Burke Peters, Jan Peterson, Bill Phillips, Dennis Pickle, Judy Pickle, Karen Pierce. Joan Pimenfel, Sue Pinson. Paula Podiak, Jim Ponfis, Carol Powers. Amy Praff, Kim Prewiff, Donna Purdy, Ron Regan, Debbie Raines. Jeff Rammel, Refer Real, Cheryl Redenbo. Dianne Redick, Joey Reese, Greg Reiberf, Dennis Replogle, Gail Reynolds, Sieve Rice, Kafhy Riclw, Julie Richley. Doug Rickerf, Jeff Riddle, Polly Riggle, Pam Riggle, Paul Rininger, Sue Risl1. Mike Roberfs. Sieve Roberison, Luray Robinson, Barbara Robinson, Jim Roderer, Carl Rogers, Siephanie Roof, Jim Ross, Cindy Ross. Don Ross, Rich Ruben, Dennis Runyan, Debbie Ryan, Tom Ryberg, Leslie Saliwanclwik, Alan Sammons. Gary Saniel, Rick Scaglione, Paul Schafer, Vicki Sclxmalsiig. Carla 26 Schmidt, Mary Schmidt, Sue Schneider, Rick Schreclc, Ken Schroeder, Rob Schwartz, Jodi Schweller, Kathy Segerson, Barb Seigel, Fred Seippel, Lynn Shaclcelford, Jim Shatter, Ron Sharp, John Sharp, Tim Sherwood, Kathy Shidalqer, Tom Shields, Sue Shivadeclcer, Malynda First girl mciscot in Ec1st's history helps boost school spirit Right: Smiling, Mary Beirise displays the head to her costume. WWI.- 'xy X 'ff , l 5 4, A f .,E ' , ,x ' i i. 5 1 E Shock, Carol Shoemaker, Brian Simpson, Rich Smi+h Bobbi Jo Smifh Brian Smi+h, John Smifh, Julie Smifh Larry Smifh Rodney Smifh Tonia Smi+h, Wendy Snell, Allen Snyder, Barry Snyder, John Snyder, Sieve Soufh, Pele Speck, Janie Sfachowski. Chris Sfahl, Mark .M fi ll J Sfanaford, Terri Sfanze, Bob Sfaplefon. Jim Sfark, Maryann Sfarnes, Dick Sfefan, Linda Sfeffen, Mary Sfeinbarger, Mark S+ock. Dave Sfoehr, Sieve Sfoff, Dan Sfory, Janice Sfory, Judy Sfouder, Sue Sfovall, Chris Sfrausbaugh, Randy Sfuckey, Mark Sfull, Linda S+u+z, John Sullivan, Greg Sumner, Jean Sufherla nd, Debbie Suffer. Dan Swisher, Dale Swifzer, Mike Tamaska. Terry Tangeman, Mark Taulbee. Jim Thompson, Cheryl 8 Righf: Whil e The band plays Close fo You Tina Bramlage and Scofl Lucas dance Juniors Jun ior Donce centers ciround The theme, Tokens of Love Thomason. Randy Thompson, Greg Thompson, Jay Throm, Mary Tillberry, Denise Tinch, Fredia Tipfon, Debbie Tomashof, Mindy Tomlin, Sue Torka, Barb Tracy, Chrisfy Treon, Debbie Tressler. S+eve Tucker, Bruce Tunney, Dick Uldrich, Ron Underwood, Paffi Vanover, Mike Vaughl, Denise Vesper, Debbie Vifale, Jim Vifale, Lynn Voelkl, Carla Waddell, Sherri 9 x K ' 'T 7- I .f N f V , I : ,if 5 1 Z! X 5 l .1 f , Q , f 1 he ., mf g . ' -ri i Zaborowski, Phil Zolman, Dave Waggoner, Ains Waggoner, Wayne Wagner, Dan Wagner, Mark Wakeley, Cindy Walker, Mike Wallingford, Craig Walfers, Doug Warner, Sue Walhen, Pal' Webb, Kim Webber. Mark Weber, Richard Wegley, Denise Weiser, Sieve Welch. Belinda Wessel, Bill Wesf. Rufh Weslbeld, Kalhy Welz, Jackie Wey, Mary Wheeler, Chris Whifing, Greg Whifley, Dave Whi+ley, Susan Wiecherl, Mark Wiesemann, Terry Wilburn, Heidi Wilder, Dan Williamson, Terri Wilson. Kevin Winchek, Tim Will, Lana Wolfe. Sleve Woodyard, Bob Wrighl, Janie Wycherley, Karen Wysong, Scolf Yeager, Connie Yike, Ed Young, Randy Younqerman, Cindy -.J SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Fron+ Row: Karen Wilzke, secrelary: Tim Riley, presidenf: Julie Dealcyne, vice-presiclenl. Back Row: Karen Walhen, social chairman: Nancy Beam, lreasurer. Soghomores School yeor commences with election of new closs officers Adams, Greg Addison, Gloria Albrecht Cheryl Albrechl, Dan Alcorn, Tina Alexander, Dave Allen, Jaclc Allen, Milne Allen, Terry X, Alspach, Debbie Anderson, Barb Anderson, Sherri Andres, Debbie Andrews, Paul Andrews, Toby Arnell, Dave Ashcrafl. Rob Ashworlh, Crysfal Bachman, Kurl Bair. Chuck Baldwin, John Barker, John Barnell, Tanya Barry, Mark Y 230 Baumann. Dave Beam. Nancy Beasley, Tim Beck. Julie Bedwell. Karla Behne, Donna Beirise, Mike Beirise. Sfeve Belg, Brenda Bennison. Pa? Berger. Nancy Berry, Becky Berfrand, Jeff Bianco. Mindy Biddle, Pa'Hy Birnbaum. Jo Anne Bissinger. Debbie Blackmore. Karen Blardinelli, Dave Blum. Jim Boggs. John Born. Jane Borfh, Bonnie Bosco, Bob Bowman, Mike Boyer, Jack Bradfield. Barry Bramlage, Jim Brewer, Linda Briddell, Brad Briddell, Jeff Briggs. Debbie Brinkman, Mary Broadslock, Mary Brodnick, Ed Brooks, Debbie Brown, Jeff Buckner. Susan Burger, Mark Burkholder, Mike Burrell, Pam Burrows, Cafhy Burfon, Chris Calhoun. Linda Campbell. Rhonda Caplinger, Linda Carles, Cindy Carlson. Chuck Carnahan, Ken Carpenter, Elliott Carton, Eve Cassidy, Mike Catalano, Cindy Caudill, Perry Afffx- x Chaney, Scott Charlton, Bob ww? 5 Chatterton, Larry Y H i Cherry, Jett Cherry, Leslie Cherry, Lynne Chiarelli, Mark Chiles, Jett Childers, Martha Christolear, Nancy Church, Scott Clark, Jana Soghomores Making decisions tor next yeor's courses very importont Right: While planning subiects tor her iunior year, E Jo Anne Gormley consults with North Unit coun- selor, Mrs. Sue Wallace. 'D ACB KH Clark, Randy Clarke, Bill Clarke, Ronalee Clauss, Terri Click. Jerry Cliflon, Sieve Collins, Debbie Collins, Denise Colvin, Caflwy Cornpion, Marla Conversano, Jan Conway, Pai Cook, Cindy Cook, Kaflwy Cooper, Debbie Cooper, Heidi Cooper, Mike Cox, Jeanne Crislip, Glenda Crombie, Debbie Csizma, Karen Curley, Pal Curfis, Larry Dadisman, Linda D'Amico. Debbie Davis, Michele Davis, Terry Day, Lisa Deakyne, Julie Delplnenicli, Anne Dennies, Jaye Devigili, Tony Dicken, Marsha Dickson, Pam Dickson, Scolf Diedericb, Lynn Diegel, Kaihy Dodson, Randy Doepel, Glenn Doll, Ann Dorimeyer, Allen Drake. Jody Draul, Leslie Driscoll, Karen Dudley, Wendell Dugan, Debbie Duniord, Joel Durrenberg, Cheryl 234 Easfman, Dana Eclcley, Ed Ellis, Kim Ellsberry, Cheryl Ely, Sharon Engel. Chris Esposifo, Gary Erz, Dave Evans. Sue Fairchild, Kim Fanello, Trina Fanning. Nancy Farren, Don Farrier, Doug Fenlon, Kevin Ferguson, John Fiorifa, Vince Fischer, Sieve Fisher, Robin Fleming, Marlc Fleming, Tom Flynn, Berlha Foland. Debbie Foor, Melanie Fornshell, Jayne Forsylh, Corrine Fosfer, Debbie Frifz, Russell Fry, Dave Furderer, Dave Garrison, Greg Gafes, Maureen Geeb, Marqi Geiger, Jim Genfry, Lou Genfry, Tim George, Karl Gerdes, Bill Gillum, Milce Glick, Tom Good, Kevin Goodpasfer, Larry Goodwin, Sandra Gouge, Richard Graf, Doug Graham, Karla Grau, Sigi Gravel, Brian 9--N s , A L i , , ff. pr A ...W ,,,..s.ss,,,,,,, ,,,,, J y i 18 4 fu , x bs ai, Z we 'W ffnfifwzz. 2 'f 'C 5 1- if A i Q 2 wr., ff., 'lt 4--J., N 1--. Q-Br., M-www N. Soghomores xg H' Left: Looking over their underclass pictures Lincla if-ai zg' r Smart and Lynn Diederich express satisfaction Underclcissmen delight in looking dt their school pictures -'Wi 1 Graves, Steve Gray, Jim Graybill, Debbie Green, Cindi Green, Terry Gregory, Brian Grewe, Mike Grice. Steve Griffith, George Grome, Debbie Groves, Becky Grubbs, Vickie Guildoo, Denis l-laas, Ann Hagan, Kim Hageman. Bob l-lalvorsen, Patty Hamman, Phil Hammond, Linda Hampton, Kim Hardwick, Jett Hardy, Mark Hargrove. Rick Harmon, Faye Harris, Vicki Hari, Tirn Haffield, Dave Hauensfein. Dave Hawks, Harlan Heckerson, Cheryl Heiland, Lori Henderson, Tim Henderson, Rollan Henry, Elaine Hersrnan, Chris Herzog, Dave Heyda, Jane Hickman, Sheri Hicks, Bill Hicks, Nina Hilgeman, Keifh Hines, Debbie Hoke, Jon Holden, Jo Ann Holland, Jill Holland, Tony Hollisfer, Rob Hollaway, Dave Holly. Breff Houseman, Chris Houseman, Leslie Hovious, Jane? Howansky, Laura Howard, Elaine Howe, Debbie Hsia, Sue Huff, Vicky Hughes, Tom Hull, Marfha Hussong, Jennifer Husfon, Dale Hu+chinson, Belly Hufchinson, Laura Hulzelman, Jim Huwer, Mike lkirf, John lrwin, Barr lsble. Cafhy Ivan, Chris Jackson, Cindy Jackson, Kim Jackson, Tim Qvw in-r Ni? f vi' 'L i I ' u., .4 X 3 x c Kr , s as X fi me z ! ., .Q ,N si X L :SQA EQ we 'fig 'Tig . Sophomores James, Tim Jarrett, Mark Jarvis, Joy Jennings, Claire Jenson, Larry Johnson, Amy Johnson, Cindy Johnson, Dave Johnson, Donna Johnson, Steve Jones. Kathy Jones. Mark Jones, Mike Julian, Ron Kaqay, Pam Kahle, Jean Kaltenmark, Tom Kapnas, Marianne Ottice work provides students opportunities to help others Left: Contacting teachers is one of Julia Becks iobs as an office assistant. Kapp, Sue Karns, Jim Kath, Sue Kaylor, Linda Keener, Lori Keller, Clifford Kelley, Denise Kelley. Mike Kelly, Jim Kennedy, Jerry Kenne Theresa yi Kerekesh, Nikki Kerr, Jett Kerr, Jenny Kesig, Dave Kho, Dennis Kindelin, Mark King, John Ehomores Co op study gives students time to relox, study together Right While Keith Leach concentrates o h homework Randy Clark and Glenn Poepel play chess in the co-op study. King, Penny King. Rodney Kingham, Perry Kinsey, Susan Kiser, Kafhy Klein, Gayle Klenk, Ron Knobel. Lauren Kochendorlen, Greg Koepnich, Joe Kohn, Befh Koubelc, Clare Kouns, Ani+a Kunfz, Ed Laberman. Jeaneffe Lane. Jeff Lang. Debbie Langlef, Mark Laughrey, John Laular, Jeff Lavery, Jane Leab. Chris Leach, Keifh Leamer, Greg Lehman, Sue Leonard, Belinda Leonard, Sherri Lever, Kafhy Lew, Belhel Lewis, Greg Link. Tom Lion, Debbie Livesay, Laura Livingslon, Gary Long, Chris Long, Doyle Ludwig, Linda Lynn, Milne Macaulay, Cindy Machus. Debbie Macleod, Brian Madden, Jim Madigan, Sfeve Mainous, Lisa Maleslco, Sfephanie Malogorslci, Rick Manning, Denny Manson, Shane Mardis, Becky Marlaff, Crysfal Marlin, Denise Marfin, Terry Marlin, Tim Masrers, Janis Maflweson, Eileen McCann, Julie Mccarfy, Margarer McClain, Barb Mccluskey, Kevin McCormick, Jolwn McCormick, Mike McCoy, Carol McCoy, Pam Mccrary, Kafhy McCreigl1T, Sue McCurry, Sieve McFarland, Jami McGovern, Chris McKinney, Paffy McLin, Tom McNamara, Peggy McPl1illen, Ammon Mecksfrofh, Carol Melnick, Denise Mefcall, Rhonda Mefzler, Mike Meyer, Sieve Michael, Jerry Millar, Kevin Miller, Judy Miller, Kim Miller, Ted Minnislw, Bolo Miyalwara, Leland Moeliner, Michele Mommsen, Janelle Moody, George Morgan, Jody Morfer. Amy Mugge, Bill Mullins, Kim Mullins, Sondra Myers, Loren Nagel, Jim Nay, Gary Needles, Kurf Q . s. -, 'F s ri, F I K-sw N Q H+ 'sw X 'ff V . is ts I Q.sM..is'sw:5g5, s 2f3t's'i5f'!ii L it 54 Soghomores Left: Giving his tull attention, Dave Baumann learns symbolic meanings in To Kill 0 Moclung bird English students discover mciny ditterent literdry pl' i E15 he i f N ' Q X, 5. - l i, M ft ' ks. .W - K v- '. N :-1 uf 'kg -pm x 9: 1 -w f .-A i s. W, x styles Nett, Bruce Neiman, Steve Newman, Joyce Nixon, Tim Noxon, Rick O'Brien. Jack O'Connell, Cathy O'Donnell, Bill Oexmann, Pam Olcliges. Nancy Omer. Kelby Ortman, Tim Osborn, Anne Ott, Gabby Otten, Mary Kay Overholser, Didi Parker, Johnalee Parlchurst. Steve Patterson, Sandy Pattison, Tim Patton, Martha Paxson. Kevin Payne,Elizabeth Payton. Kathy 42 Pearson, Kim Pecqueux, Jim Pemberfon, Sheila Pendell, Paffy Perlco, Ken Phibbs, Mike Piefranfonio, Mary Pigg, Dan Pinlcerfon, David Pobs+, Shawn Podialc, Cafhy Poore, Cheryl Porrer, Jim Posfon, Karen Praff, Ann Pressler, Barb Pugh, Diane Purdy, Sherry Pursley, Chris Puslai, John Quarin, Ann Raffel, Sue Raine, Jeff Rainwafer, Jim Ralxer, John Randall, Craig Rawlins, Nancy Reed, Debbie Reef, Sue Reese, Cafhy Reese, Kim Reid, Ron Reidenbach, Beverly Reinhardf, Kafhy Remson, Warren Reusher, Scoh' Rhodes, Nancy ' Richardson, Dawna Richardson, Robyn Richey, Kim Rickey, Angie Riddell, Melissa Riddle, Denise Riie, Richard Riley, Sue Riley, Tim Riflenhouse, Joy Riller, Florence if if 2 Au if 4 at f , 'G A ' l Www ,.-.. , ,ig E 'U Q 'Jiffy he Y 1 1' is i. HQ f ':! if' , 11 Nts 'K' .r ,, Vice, W -gig? K fi! 1 1 ziiiiiiii 43 1 ,,,. . 'f:'ii5'1'ZQ 1 ' X' i if e2,w : fiffifffibifc if , X 1 QV V , gy Q ,,, 'ffl 3' if I qvy' Q. 4. -R, U' w Soghomores 7 gp... ZX Roberson, Biff Roberfs, Rob Roberfs, Ted Robinson, Paffi Rodgers, Don Roof, Don Rossel, Kim Roffler, Gran? Ruden, Bill Rule, Jim Rush, Scoff Ryan, Kafhy Sanders. Jeff Saniel, Caflwy Sanfo, Debbie Schafer, Kim Schamp, Craig Sclwerbauer, Polly Underclossmen cidjusf ecisily 'ro daily routine of East -1--...,,,,. Left Befween classes +l'ie Wifzlce fwins Carol and Karen, find lime fo cha? af fheir lockers Right Flag bearers Cindy Sprouse, Lori l-leiland, and Kirn Pearson hold Their llags proudly as fhey march in lhe Holiday-al-Home Parade. Soghomores Mciioreife ond flag Schick, George Schmid, Mark Schneider, Mark Schoenung, Dave Schullz, Rob Schurn, Danny Schumann, Dave Schwab, Sfeven Schweiclcarf, Susan Sempeles, Leigh Sensel, Lois Seymour, Pafly Sharp, Greg Sharpe, Avis Shawhan, Cindy Shell, Belly Shelfon, Denise Shields, Doug Shilling, Sharon Shipley. Jim Shively. Sieve Shumard, Kalhy Shulfs, Corrine Simila, Kay Q ' av su ' ,f i I .4 . J 3? . 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Pefe Sfrack, Phil Sfrain, Mike Sfrausbaugh, Debbie Sfrine, April Slringlield, Sandy Slubbs, Kim Sludabaker, Anne Slulrucl, Bob Sullivan, Tom Surovec, Jim Swisshelm, Mike Swope, Sieve Tainfor, Jim Taulbee, Dave Taylor. Ann Taylor, David Taylor, Lionel Tlwalclwer, Skip - A., 'wk ...x 'Q-, we iw. ii 'Q so 2 2' Q. l A 5 gi ' X 5 fx i ,ii 'ii :ii M ii i . I I AA i spa . A Q- +59 l 6 , I Qi X' a V- ,, f W , 3 2' if Www A, WOM gg i , nj ' . -.fg3, . ,f 2 Wi. 'U 'lbs- isa.-. -...M ,,, IGS: ,f X yr-1, A S., V V Yigm 1 'R 4 .7.' Us ,,, 2 ' 1 A : .' Wi: -tn.. Gi.. A y ,yy 'Q as h.,, Q21 A ki G' Soghomores Lefh Sophomores April Sfrine, Cafhy Burrows, and Tim Henderson admire Their new class rings. Arrival of closs rings, ci big occcision for new s'ruclen'rs of Eosf i C li, vm ,X ii ri r i s 'xx X, if. 5 ti , .ie . A af Thompson, Lisa Thress, Michelle Tinch, Gail Toepier, Cindy Tracy, Morrison Trainer, Diana Turner, Tona Ulery, Diane Va nfilburg, Cindy Vice, Tia Vickers, Denise Vilale, Rick Vonderbrink, Phil Walker, Kim Walfon, Kim Warning, Tim Warren, Brian Wafhen, Karen Walkins, Gail Webb, Mary Webb, Randy Weber, Carol Weiler, Cindy Weir, Maura 247 248 Weisentorth, Dan Welch, Gena Welsh, Dana Weng, John Westfall. Greg Whitney, Paula Whittier, Skip Wildman, Sally Wilhelm, Joe Wilhoite, Lance Willett. Ed Willhoite, Jim Williams, Ray Williams, Sue Williamson, Karen Wilson, Jennifer Wilson, Mark Winemiller, Roger Soghomores Spirit week cirouses excitement in new students ot East Right: Sophomores tall: about their plans for the -Qu. is hi, YT ' A i , mg, j 5' , f jx E. sflt X i W Vyi., i t 1 l big Egg VS. Weg foofbau game. ,..,,.,.... , .....-W' Winkelman, Kim Wifi, Dan Wifzke. Carol Wifzlce, Karen Wolfe, Slwaryn Woolf, Dana Woolf, Melissa Wornsfaff, Milne Wright Jeff Wriglwf. 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Tap -I-oe Dayfon, Ohio 45409 Hula Ballef 223-5235 Modern Jazz 3OI7 Sudbury 293-54I I 257 258 From Ouf of 'ihe Pasi' I893 Soda Founfain Music Boxes -- Coin Operafed Pianos - Aniiques The jainkeluheun Saba gliuuuiain Don 81 Doro+hy Real 2230 S. Smi+hviile Rd. KeHering 256-5228 E GG C I Ellgislgll-ulfgnrian shops for silver for her hope chesf a+ JEMIMA D' 1' Si' I72Zci?lLonodmZii1eiJr. 253-5' 73 Town 8: Couniry 298- I 423 l K N The place to go.. . health, fashion and beauty for Today's Girl. gi. Specializing in the Kettering Area tor prompt, efficient service call PAUL ARNCDLD REALTORS 2400 East Dorothy Lane 294-l77I 2600 Far Hills Avenue Dayton, Ohio 45419 Telephone 298-5526 J INDIVIDUALS - CORPORATIONS Company Employed Registered Public Accountant!EnroIled to Practice Betore the IRS Year-Around Representation MANAGEMENT SERVICES AREA I N CO M E Zilfiict TAX I 'IAR7 Established in I960 KETTERING-OAKWCOD ZW? ACCO U NTI NG 3l08 Wilmington Pike 25 60 Man is challenged today to excel in almost every endeavor . . . those who do succeed often trace the be- ginnings of their performance pattern to accomplish- ment in high school and to those who offered stimula- tion and inspiration in these formative years. Iosten's has long been a partner to these educational leaders in providing a means of motivation and the rewards of recognition, and Josten's products have become tangi- ble symbols honoring perseverance and achievement. The class ring is representative of the fine traditions of school spirit and unity D The yearbook provides a lasting memento of the year's accomplishments lj The diploma is a lifelong record of scholastic success El The graduation announcement heralds this achievement CI Awards recognize academic and athletic leadership. More than 3,000 Iosten's employees are dedicated to your com- plete satisfaction. Serving you locally: MR. DAVE HERRINC 2850 Fernside Ct. Dayton, Ohio 45414 , Owatonna and Red Wing, Minnesota, Topeka, al Kansas, Hannibal, Missouri, Telford, Pennsyl- Uania, Santa Barbara, Visalia and Porteruille, General California, Shelbyville, Tennessee, Princeton, Il- Offices linoisg Cambridge, Maryland and Attleboro, Owatonna, Minnesota Massachusetts. B TOBIAS 2 FUNERAL Home TOBIAS FUNERAL HOME nu HILL' gupfn THE MAN'S STORE Four+h + L dlow DAYTON MALLXHILLS 81 DALESXEASTOWN UpperValley Mall in Springfield I 2533 Wilming'ron 294-92 I4 J: 62 TRADIN' POST SIMPKINS DELLIS Insurance Agency Inc DAYTON EDITION Published weekly Serving Ihe ENTIRE DAYTON AREA and KeHering Oakwood Cenierville Springfield For Sale by Priva're Individuals Only Dave Dellis - John Pience ADVERTISE FREE QUALITY INSURANCE SERVICE Pay only when and if you sell BY QUALITY COMPANIES 2705 Fa' Hills Avenue Personal Business Ins+i+u+ionaI Day+on, Ohio 454I9 3970 Shro er a+ Sfroop 294-2626 y Call 294-2724 ?,,,,,,f -ff ' 5 . as 5 . M A 84 W ROOT BEER An Island of Refreshmen+ I 727 Woodman Dr. 256-754 I ...W Congra+ula'rions I973 Grads JOHN W. BROWN, REALTOR AND ASSOCIATES 3809 Wilmingion 298-2329 if-if I M I I THE BELLBROOK f, COMMUNITY BANK A W C A ' A i'T'::, F w R me I A While faf h r makes a serviciy ll, Debb' d K Bl k S+a+e Rome 725 6+ La keman Drive pose on fop of fhe BLAKE HEATING SERVICE 3. REPAIR TRUCK Bellbrook, Ohio Your Personal Bank No Service Charge on Personal H Checking Accounis 50 Free Checks Given To 8 Each New Deposllo' 286I Commanche Dr. Member FDIC 426-373i 26 ANTIQUA FLQRIST 232 E. Doro+l'1y Lane 298-7284 Rgh+ Sh y Off d ply fl g - 'I I bl 'IANTIQUA FLORIST FO LTZ BAKERY 4630 Wilming+on 298-9767 64 Jim and June work +oge+her on +I'1e press fo meef fheir deadline a+ DIS- COUNT PRINT. 1 I 1 , iii P a I I I 5 i i a4 CARPET HOUSE IIQP IIIU W Www :glssazfss I 'A sam ays : - : 2314 QI 7?Jgenue 3045 Pike The Name TI1a'r Mea ns Service QuaIi+y Friendliness Savings lee S iei: .eigii S miling People L 5 Q iiieii , qq- q Supermarke'r - Pharmacy Food Ca+ering PHIL AND JERRY'S FCJODARAMA 25 Wes+ Whipp Road 434- I 294 26 266 Come Trade Wi+h 'rhe Trader a+ DIXIE DCDGE Across From Hills and Dales Shopping Cenler 320l S. Dixie Drive 294-4900 Nighl Used Cars 294-4909 b iscbfs 6 P1 ZZA kj I 0 as it QQ I 0 ', - X N x X X X X Iii, 1 a., X X ,, F6 N X fr Z 1 Q Q Q D 4 X lb . 3- 4-9 .334 ,fg ,Z t v 4 9 'af' 2 fi O: fatgfivi If I!!! K, f 'f?'lZ+f- sTR ooP sz MA A I RSHALL Z Z 298-5289 jf 5 A H8fH lndus+ries, Inc For Special Machinery 280l Wilminglon Pilce Dayfon, Ohio 298-7575 , Building Cuslom Homes in Shaker Heighls 'Q 5 , E YE in F .'.,', H EVE ei i 0 e eeeeeeg A 2790! 3 Sales Price 539,325.00 Donwood Conslruclion Co., Inc. Model Homes Open Daily I:OO p.m. 'ro 6:00 p.m. Sales Office 3680 Slwalcerlown Rd. 298-990 l 426-7694 267 68 MFI. STEAK SERVES ONLY THE FINEST usnA lalteel Perfectly aged...natera!!yIen1ier USDA CHUXCE steak UUIHEIS melude salad, ehelee uf palate, Ranch House feast. From 52.2.9 te 33.99. Kathy Busch and Mary Beirise enioy bowling at POELKING LANES. POELKING LANES I403 Wilmington 299-5573 I . HONEY-DIP FRIED CHICKEN Q ' 0 - SEAFOOD - SALADS - SANDWICHES f . CHlLDFtEN'S MENU 44, 'y - WAITRESS SERVICE E cr-2 2505 Wilmington Park 'H Kettering, Ohio ' MR. ' 298,932l Homestead Federal welcomes y0ll Bigger Convenience . . . in the New Oak Creek Shopping Plaza on Bigger Road. While you're shopping, take advantage of the one-stop services we offer at Homestead: - Convenient hours- 12:3O - 8 pm Monday through Friday. - Savings accounts paying .up to 6'Ms. - Money Orders Conly 200 for checks 0 Payment Center for gas bills, electric bills, telephone bills and water bills. ' Traveler's Checks. - E Bonds issued and redeemed. v Free Parking. Make it a habit to save when you shop in the stores nearby. under 33001. HOMESTEAD 3 FEDER, L A- Savings and Loan Association OAK CREEK 5525 Bigger Road 434-0203 RSSBII n,,,.x...-0--- ' R. L. ULLMER AND SON MEMORIAL CHAPEL 4 I O0 BenfieId Dr. 299-499 I TO THE CLASS OF I973 In wishing you well in Iurure years, we hope you wiII come 'ro gain. early in aduI+ life, appreciarion for Ihe cherished Ameri- can heri+age of Iee simple real esIa're. No couniry on earfh I has such a sysfem as ours. The Iong srruggle of mankind over properfy righfs and Iand encroachmenfs a+'res+s 'ro The wisdom of early Americans in Ihis. Besides no Iand we can Ihink of has promise of such comprehensive use'IuIness and beau+y as America. We hope, Ioo, you will consider buying properfy in KeI+er- ing, a 'rerrirory of wonderful po'renIiaI for The I98O's and I99O's. IChecIc in wifh us if you decide Io own a piece of HI See you around I976.I i Besf Wishes, T REALTORS offices a'I' 3520 WiIming+on Pike in Ke++ering. DooIey's Pharmacy Free Prescripfion DeIivery Charge AccounI's for Our Cusfomers Free Family Prescripfion Records Service Aufhorized AgenI's 'For MEDIMET AETNA BLUE CROSS E. SI'roop and Marshall 298-98I3 N - , W. -g ' 'I .,-'. . . 4:25 CET SQ . 2.:254:g:Q:f:5:2:2:ff:5. ': 'f:5: :Q 'L - 9: :' 3:32. 2:f:f:?. - 5' :fri 'g.,.g 14.2 'I - :5:2:5: :, 3 1 -:-:-..Ii1:5IEIS1E2S2g:5:S:2:f:5 3:4 4' f. -. '1:25 'E-2524 2-'Y ' :I S:-. 'E2Ef. 15121. .1..If:-...1:r- .- lik- --55153: :-. 2:23. 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For The newesi in cuffed baggies PANTS UNLIMITED I I24 Brown S+ree+ 222-5456 Q IIII Wi H O Us ffiigili Terry Hamilfon works wiI'I1 THE TIMES new Co'H'reII presses ONE HOUR KETTERING- MARTINIZING QAKWQQD Fasi' Service Till I2:00.Noon M 26I2 Wlimlngfon Pike 299-474 I 3484 Far Hills 294-7000 72 , 1 Q sififisfffiifiifieifissieizf '2ife2Sis5sEsi2ieEsEe2ei:Effi fs. -ef'?1E'5Q:Q'a'22E5fE31..f2:'E52'1 :ai-11:1 5:15 'iffif'Qsf11:5S535151125122E252115211-t:sis2EfE2e2a2E2 ii25252i:.1i:E2i25:i2if32.25252gegegiiisizfz,iz2515552222.222ifa2sSi2siii25ia2s2e2z2z25252525212525225.52g2si2i2E-122'2:fsfsffiafeifizisF2ifis22E222S2SaI2EsS2isisis2s2i:fiffsis2sis212:e:-'12ili2'2fE1.fff .iii1:r1212?112f132fffl5E23ei?is2iii5Eff1: .4152 45 S, S lu cocxmi. .sywciahzing in My FINEST CHUIGE ST EAKS jun Hmmuatabm 3 293-6973 I1 A.M. T0 2:30 A.M. 2414 FAR HILLS MUTUAL OF OMAHA lzn' unbn -.... I ..',..'-': Q S ...:., 3 .,,S2 .-. ,',! S , ..5ggggQgj1gg5.t. l1,jgi1jQ13iigi .,,Wii H. R. LA M M E 1 A N D -... ' ...' -..--, ASSOCIATES l s S SIS SSS as 909 Third Na+ionaI Building m' '49 Ohio Bell A q al opportunity empl y CUSTOM CATERING and BANOUET ROOMS 1 . I mf m P K It I a W Division of IMPERIAL FDDDTDWN STORES, INC. SALES MEETINGS cnuncii AFFAIRS WEDDINGS PARTY TRAYS CALL nun OFFICE MUN. THRU SAT. 9 AM TO 5.00 Where Everyday ls Courtesy Day Phone 252 9957 STORES SERVING THE GREATER DAYTON AREA Owned and Operated by Local Families L fishing for TI1a+ cerTain IiHIe hideaway? and hear only Th sounds of nature large t each with th lar e kn otty p rs lt d 't ture w d to help ypu e 1 y th :eau- everyth g lse i furnish d cluding 273 274 C7 outsong Funeral Home Uma Hall u Gentiva, nf SPJUJIICQ F W,----ff - 1-L , 3' W .3 ,- A-W' , 'f-- - . Q5gfs .a,.QQ in i ESQPQ , . PELLA SALE INC. DOORS - WINDOWS - PARTITIONS 4548 Safeway Circle KeHering, Ohio 45440 435-OI4I CORNER OF BROWN 8. IRVING PRIVATE PARKING 293-4I37 Tom Dieferle exlwibifs good form during inframural bowling af WOODMAN LANES. Woodman Lanes 3200 Woodman Dr. 293-3 I 79 ' UCB .lx' - I as -C I, U I5 was JOHN HOLTON'S SUNOCO SERVICE 4000 Indian Ripple Road 426-9542 if 3?Z.i'?f.1 as , ,f 'ee exam ,sf 11554 gfafxi 3? gd nw Kfvgdyi Qzfm fy 2455: A - -4 ff? vw 33: riff Area sfudenfs find good qualify painf af P. K. HOME SHOPPING Sue Schmidf shares wi+I'1 Debbie Machus a+ DIPPER ICE CREAM PARLOR. P. K. HOME SHOPPING 6I7I Far HiIIs 2290 PaHerson 434'36I I DIPPER ICE CREAM PARLOR 56 Flavors of Ice Cream 76 I5 ACRES OF FINE CARS AND TRUCKS fIis SEla14ifAirq fi-If 'TI ik' I 'k ,.'-' ',.. 251 '... 'f-', 'N , li , SSA1 f , f ,. 'DTWL ,,A' A ,,,1:f ' f,'S 'azi ,gil , , 'zgfi ZV' ::' A'2Z' Q S1 S ARA L ' ii C 3 AAASS I LglgigilliiI fFlR1SI4LiHQlQI972I CASAAR iillISjllI11IfTlg I rms? ummm THE COMPLETE FORD LINE - LARGE SELECTION OF USED CARS 298-752 I 29OI S. DIXIE DR. - JUST N. OF DOROTHY LN. GH E E TT? XX X Sfovall and Linda Curfis shop af THE VILLAGE PEDDLER. gh , 'X ullqc pumgm of Indus' ugenuous epoatebthe 5529 Far Hills 434-345l FAIRMONT EAST FALCON YEARBOOK STAFF OF I973 Ula STUDIO 6 l 05 Far Hills 434-099I 277 278 ITHE SWS-GR A rf r I rf' X KN Pwsasnss ' If connmomno 75 I X Tnurmsm . x 1. , In me no-ue style mn my. an graat mp.. A ao ' 1 that you can't un-do. It'a alwaya lamlnlna. Always llaltarlng. Always salon-trash at tho touch of a .1 bmw. SIIIYIPOO, H. Start wlth a layar out on any length half. Add a out .M I MIL' quick styling wlth'the hand hold dryer. And for an ' oven greater look, add a rlch condlllonor to glva lt natural awlng and ahlne. Call today for your beauty-to-oo halrdo. Gene Roderer helps a customer fry on shoes al JCI-IN RODERER SHOES. I 5 Town and Coun+ry 298- I 80 I John Roderer Shoes F97 Appointment can 434-3334 4722 Wulmmgton Pike Ronald E. Meyer and James A. Gray are ready 'ro help you wilh your insurance needs al WHITENACK-GRAY INSURANCE, INC. Whilenack-Gray Insurance, Inc. I I I W. FIrs+ S+ree+ SuH'e 806 228-0303 Order by Phone and Take Them Home x , ..,,-.Ars':-es-7?'Q 5 l fdhv 'Nr'- '7 ff QQ 9 fig ' de f 1.-A-4 54319, I '1,!l'!. Sw Irs 7' fi' 6060 Far Hills Drive Day+on, Ohio 434-242' AAVAB- TH E 1 ,M HQOVEN QI DOROTHY TXNQALES fiofgfffff !PiiJgPPING cm P0 H L M EY E R complete service M N Y KETTERING WASHINGTON TWP. OAKWOOD m 293-2465 i 'NSURANCE BELMONT EAST DAYTON 254-5401 A 2-wAY RADIO DISPATCHING ron msrzn ssizvrcs Suiie 320 Ludlow Building Authorized swim non fffffff Mo1oRoLA ADMIRAL PHlLco SYLVANIA soNY PANASONIC se MAGNAVOX siLvER1oNs OPEN 9 AM-8 PM 1'i1'SAT. 9 AM-5 PM l ANI ENNA SYSTEM 5 'l I lhnegard , , ,'? E S Roms L11,fmM1, MASTER Dayfon, Ohio 45420 223-3203 A fine 'Family reslauranl in a suburban Colonial aimosplwere Privaie Parly Rooms for any occasion Only len minu+es from Downiown Dayion 4l20 Far Hills Ave. 299-5536 Ample Parking ri-v,u-ii ,M THE INN 280 STUDENT COUNCIL gf v ' L W Q . 'X--gs V--'-ff - , ll . Q,3Q.5 5, K . . SOUTH UNIT Le'f'f: Sfudenfs in chemisfry wailing for class fo slarf. Below: Mrs. Mehl, Souflw Uni'r's secrelary. and unif supervisor, Mr. Fender, are kepf busy 'rl1rouglwou++l'1e day. Above: Norflw Unif senior Diane Marksberry enioys painfing her arf projecf In flue comforf of Norflfs lobby. NORTH UNIT Unif lobby is a busy place of lunchfime. 2 EAST'S CHEERLEADERS 3-F :Ali Above: Mr. Chris Griggs, wiflw seniors Mary Leiser and Belly Sue Slwerrow, helps Pep Club pain? flue new Easl viclory bell. Right Sophomore Nancy Beam cufs oul leffers for unif lobbies. LCON LWAUNDRY Ei nun. XX, During candy saie, choir officers Dave Maffhews, Pres,. Barry Schulfz, Vice Pres., Nancy Carnahan, Sec., Debbie Gard, Treas., and Karen Meyer, Soc. Chairman, check fhrough fhe records. Demsir 'rin A P AM CENTRAL UNIT Leff: Junior Chris Sfovall waifs for bell +0 ring Above Rlghf During spiri+ week Cenrral s+uden+s suppor+ The Team Far Righh Cindy Toepfer painfs signs for spirif week 284 ff . M1159 J W Mm, ., 12 ' f,, 1 , in FAIRMGNT EAST ATHLETIC BOOSTERS - IOO0 STRCDNG We wish fo exfend our very besl' wishes fo +he graduafing seniors. May you achieve 'lhose goals in life you have sei' for yourselves. Our goal will be fo con+inue +o suppor+ our coaches and our afhle'I'es in fhe Pursui'I' of Excellence on and off +he field of play. X ff' 'Rip F ?i,! I972-73 oFFlcERs 5172 ' i xflg,-5 Harold Reed, Presiden'I' 1 .X Richard Baumann, Vice Presideni' , ' K .iq Ronald Millar, Secrefary my William Yike, Treasurer Eas+'s AFS Exchange s+uden+, Sue WilleH, wi+h her Belgium family ihe Waferschodis. GREETINGS FROM BELGI UM 6 Business Pofrons A-I TROPHY CO. 609 Wafervliel Ave. 254-655 I JIM BEIRISE REALTY 2299 Palferson Road 299- I 33 I BETA INDUSTRIES INC. 2763 Culver Ave. 299-7385 BOB'S MARKET I422 E. Fifrh SI. 223-9233 BORDEN'S INC. I725 HempsI'ead Road 298-868 I BURNS BEAUTY BOX 3905 Wilminglon Pk. 293-9424 CANDELA 8: SONS 4250 Sillman Place 293-5363 CARPENTER'S SOHIO 2200 E. Dorolliy Ln. 294-9 I 6I CARRIAGE REALTORS 509 E. Slroop Road 294- I 74I CHARLES DAVIS FLORIST 38I7 Wilmingfon Pike 293-6893 CHARM BEAUTY SALON 3033 Wilminglon Pk. 298-7 I 2l CITY LOAN 8: SAVINGS CO. I I6 N. Main S+. 222-287I oooPER INSURANCE AGENCY Joe HIATT I234 E. Third Nalional Building 222-28I7 CUSTOM PRINTERS INC. EXPERT MODEL SHOP 2779 Culver Ave. 294-4552 KAY-KET BARBER 2039 E. Dorollwy Ln. 298-5 I 3I DAYTON OUTDOOR ADVERTISING, INC. I I2 Norfh Grimes SI. 228-9I43 DAYTON TRUCK, INC. 3339 N. Dixie Dr. 278-482I DE CLARK'S CARD 8: GIFT SHOP 502 E. Slroop Rd. 294-474I DUFFY'S MARATHON 2920 Slwroyer Road 294-7332 FEDERAL FLOORING CO. 3050 Springboro Pk. 298-OI2I FINK-JESKE CHEVROLET I25 S. Geblwarl Church Dr. 866-627I FREIDMAN FURNITURE RENTAL CO. 630 Walervliel 253-3 I43 : During The Boosfer Club Falcon Fesfival M ra Druseikis waifs anxiousl for her nexf plung 'n mac ine. KETTERING TV 2422 E. Dorolhy Ln. 293-5583 KREAMER'S PARTY SUPPLY l0l 8 Irving Avenue 294-9 I 4 I La BOUTIQUE COFFIURES 4075 E. Town and Counlry 299-8I5l MARATHON 2050 Slroop 298-5302 MERRILL'S MEATS 3500 Wilminglon Pike 299-2292 MEYER 8: BOEHMER FUNERAL HOME I733 Brown SI. 223-9I I9 DARRELL MUNCY MILLSXWRIGHT REALTORS 3 I04 Wilminglon Pike 299-735I MUTUAL REALTY 2463 Pallerson Road 253-I I I I HAROLD NEAL INSURANCE 4080 Marshall Road 294-0558 PACIFIC FINANCE LOANS I475 E. Dorolhy Ln. 298-9568 PATTERSON RESTAURANT 2l00 S. Pallerson Blvd. 293-222I RAY'S FLORIST 25l5 Far Hills Ave. 298-955l GROBY'S GARDEN CENTER 430l Far Hills Ave. 293-7424 HONDA OF DAYTON 3030 Kellering Blvd. 293-I I04 HOUSE OF IMPORTS 2270 S. Srnilhville Rd. 252-983I JONES GULF SERVICE 39I3 Wilminglon Pike 299-6064 KETTERING PRECISION MFG. CO. INC. 2685 Culver Avenue 298-80 I 6 RIKE'S KETTERING BARBER SERVICE 3045 Woodman Drive 298-3024 ROBINETT SHELL SERVICE 4690 Wilminglon Pike 299-6392 ROLLANDIA GOLF COURSE 4990 Wilrninqlon Pike 434-49I I ROTH REALTY - MICHAEL V. FERRARO 4720 Wilminqlon Pike 299-I I28 434-7I I0 SCHLIENTZ 81 MOORE FUNERAL HOME I632 Wayne Ave. 253-I44I SCHULER FLORISTS 83I Walervliel 253-842i BILLY R. SHEPHERD C.L.U. INSURANCE Kellering Daylon 293-7632 46I-4750 SMALES PRETZELS 2I0 Xenia Ave. 253-7482 SNELLING 81 SNELLING Suile 205 I563 E. Dorolhv Lane 299-729I THE C. N. STEMPER FOOD PRODUCTS CO. 853 E. Firsl Slreel 223-5265 SUGARCREEK SKI HILLS Bellbrook, Ohio 848-62I I THOMAS AND GRUSHON INSURANCE CO. 22 Easl Franklin 848-6 I 8I VALETERIA SERVICE CENTER 4095 Marshall Rd. 294-9 I 36 VILLAGE BEAUTY SALON 4309 Greenwich Village 275-8662 WEIDNER CONSTRUCTION IOI3 E. Dorolhy Lane 293- I 793 C. L. WIKEL JEWELER I3I N. Ludlow Slreel 228-7552 WOLF'S WELDING INC. 2747 Culver Ave. 294-0746 Professional Patrons 287 288 C. D. ACKLEY, D.V.M. E. E. SNYDER, D.V.M. C. J. OLLILA, D.V.M. 2I05 E. DoroII1y Ln. 299-95I I DOUGLAS D. ALMON EY. D.D.S. THOMAS J. DOENCH. D.D.S. I700 Whipp Road 434-8800 BRANDT MEDICAL CENTER 5I73 Brandi Pike 233-35I I DR. WILLIAM B. BRENNAN 52I E. SIroop Rd. 299-6252 WALTER C. BUCHSIEB, D.D.S. 8: THEODORE R. HUTER, D.D.S., INC. 5335 Ear Hills 434-6960 DRS. BUSH 8: COYNE ORTHODONTISTS 50 Park Ave. 298-950' DR. V. A. CODISPOTI I950 Smi+I1viIIe Rd. 253-9 I I5 CROFTSHIRE SCHOOL 490I Cro'PrsI'iire Dr. 434-977I WILLIAM J. DIERUF, M.D. 3080 Ackerman BIvd. 298-8653 R. E. EVANS MD. 81 SURGEON 30 I 2 Sudbury Drive 299-444I DRS. HAROLD FISHMAN 8: MARCUS FREEZE, INC. 2033 E. S'Iroop Rd. 293-2 I 69 DR. DONALD FRICHE, D.D.S. 3I3 E. Srroop Road 293-IO I 2 GEORGE H. GARRISON, M.D. I23 Wyoming 222-6765 THOMAS C. GRAUL, M.D. I60 Wyoming SI. 222-46I4 GREENMONT ELEMENTARY I Easf Wren Circle 252-74I I A. J. HAACKE, D.D.S. 7I9 Shroyer Road 293-0952 J. M. HOLAHAN, O.D. 3080 Ackerman Blvd. 294- I 6I I THEODORE R. HUTER, D.D.S. 5335 Far Hills Avenue Suire I22 434-7484 H. L. IMBODEN II, D.D.S. I322 E. Dororhy Ln. 298-86I9 INDIAN RIFFLE JR. HIGH 3090 Glengarry Drive 298-7584 WILBUR E. JOHNSTON, D.D.S. I5 SouII'imoor Circle N.E. 298-9987 KETTERING CHIROPRACTIC CENTER 533 E. Srroop Road 294-2828 KETTERING CLASSROOM TEACHERS ASSOCIATION KETTERING FEDERATION OF TEACHERS DRS. KING, MAYERSON, 8: STUMP D.D.S. 425 Hulman BuiIding I6 S. Broad SIreeI 224-855I JAMES F. LEARY, M.D. SAMUEL A. LANEVE, M.D. I735 Big HIII Road 298-74I4 DR. LEONHARD, D.D.S. 2523 Far HiIIs 293-285I DRS. MOODY AND JANNING 4770 Wilmingfon Pike 434-4555 JOHN MURPHY JR., D.O. 3620 WiImingIon Pike 298-I439 DRS. NANGLE, BAHR, 8: MILLER 3080 Ackerman Blvd. 298-866I TIMOTHY F. NOGLE, D.D.S. 3809 WiImingIon Pike 298-2I I I THOMAS G. PIERRON, D.D.S. 2033 E. SI'roop Rd. 293-6857 J. E. PRASS SCHOOL 260I ParkIawn Drive 298-0I 78 ROLLING FIELDS INTERMEDIATE 2900 AcosIa SIree+ 299-2962 E. J. REAGAN, M.D. J. D. RUFFNER, M.D. RUSSELL S. ZANOWICK, M.D 945 Eas+ CenIraI Avenue 866-2494 DR. SARGENT 3022 Woodman Drive 293-6838 WILLIAM C. SCHWELLER, D.D.S. I522 E. Huffman Ave. 256-IQQI STANLEY D. SHERRIFF, D.D.S. I250 W. Dorofnv Lane 298-422I DR. DENNIS O. SNYDER 395I 5+a+e Roufe 725 848-65I I PAUL C. UNVERFERTH, D.D.S. 4050 BenIieId Drive 299-I95I P. D. VIRGALLITO, D.D.S. 3572 Dayfon-'Xenia Road 426-4024 DRS. J. M. WALTERS AND C. H. HALL M.D. 81 ASSOCIATES INC. 2I5 E. Sfroop Rd. 298-0236 ZIPF LABORATORIES I5 Soufnmoor Circle 298-OI 75 Riqhiz Viftkey Harmon ferfains Iwer vounq Q I Iw Id I in a ci care c ass. 290 Ecisr Porenr Pcirron drive receives support of 313 fcimilies Above: S'ruden'r 'reacher Milne Sierschula gives Cindy Keyser advice on English fheme. A Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Adams Sr Thomas, Norrh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. John Alzerman Sandra, Sourh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Rodolfo S. Alberf Deborah, Cenlral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Allen Jack, Soulh, Sophomore Terrell, Norlh, Senior Mr. Kenne+h Alspach Debbie, Norlh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Alber+ G. Alwood Michael, Cenlral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Anderson Rosemary, Cenlral, Senior Barbara, Sourh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Andres Debby, Cenlral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Grover Arne'l'+ David, Norfh, Sophomore Mrs. Ann Arnold Brenda, Cenlral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. William Ashworlh Cryslal, Cenlral, Sophomore B Mr. and Mrs. Carl Balmer, Jr. Cheryl, Soulh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' C. Barr Melissa, Soulh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' Bauman Renee, Cenlral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Jess Benbow Kevin Eshbaugh, Norlh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Lucian L. Berger Dennis, Soulh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' Berry Bob, Norrh, Junior Beclcy, Sourh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. John Berlling Mary Ann, Soulh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Biddle Parry, Cenlral, Sophomore Mrs. Janel Birmingham Darci, Cenrral, Senior Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordon Blackmore Karen, Norlh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Grover Blair, Jr. Susan, Norlh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Boa: Gary, Cenlral, Senior Marcia, Norlh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Roberf T. Boggs John, Cenrral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Born Jane, Cenlral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Rober+ Borlh Richard, Norlh, Senior Bonnie, Sourh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Breuer Teresa, Cenlral, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brower Linda, Soulh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Brown Pam, Cenlral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Pefer T. Bruclren Tara Schide, Soulh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Busch Kalhi, Cenrral, Junior C Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Carrolano Larry, Cenlral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Car+on Janelle, Norlh, Senior Eve, Norrh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. John B. Cassily Becky, Sourh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Rober+ L. Chambers Kaihleen, Norfh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. John Chaney Sandra, Norih, Senior Scoii, Ceniral, Sophomore Mrs. Elaine M. Chapin Linda, Norih, Junior Mr. and Mrs. James R. Charl+on Roberia, Souih, Junior Bob, Norih, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Clark Sandy, Souih, Senior Randy, Cenlral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. William H. Clark Karen, Norih, Junior Mai. and Mrs. L. I. Clue Jim, Ceniral, Senior Tona, Norlh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Collins Sue, Ceniral, Senior Chris, Souih, Senior Mrs. Lee Anne Colson Roberi, Cenlral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colvin Caihy, Norlh, Sophomore Mr. Glenn Compfon Marla, Cenlral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Tom Comp+on Russell, Ceniral, Junior Mike, Norih, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Rober+ T. Conley Debbie, Souih, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Ernes'r Conversano Jan, Cenlral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Coy Randy, Ceniral, Senior Mrs. E. F. Cox Elizaberh, Norih, Senior Jeanne, Souih, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Craig Sheri, Ceniral, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Cunnagin Karen, Norih, Junior Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cunningham David, Norih, Senior Heaiher, Souih, Junior D Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Dadisman Linda, Cenrral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. R. A. D'Amico Bobbie, Norlh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Peier Danelak Tina, Souih, Senior Mrs. Ka rl Da nkof Mark, Norlh, Mr. and Mrs. Senior Eugene DeMille Lynne, Souih, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Sieve, Norrh, Les+er De+rick Senior Carole, Sourh, Junior Capt and M Scorl, Norlh, rs. Holion C. Dickson Sophomore Mr. John B. Didier Cheryl, Ceni Mr. James N Lynn, Norih, ral, Junior . Diederick Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Dodson Randy, Souih, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drau'I' Leslie, Souih, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Adam Drysdale Dave, Norrh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Dudley Wendell, No rih, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Dursi' Greg, Norrh, Junior E Mr. and Mrs. George Echcaroff Vicki, Norlh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eckley Theresa. Cenfral, Junior Edward, Ceniral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eilerman Karen, Souih , Junior Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ellis Kim, Norrh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs Kevin, Souih Mr. and Mrs Susan, Norih Mr. and Mrs Tom, Cenira F Mr. and Mrs. Trina, Norlh, . Donald E. Espy , Junior . Richard Evans, Jr. , Sophomore . Thomas Everman l, Junior Roberi Fanello Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fariello Mark, Ceniral, Junior Mr. James C. Farmer Jane, Sourh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ferraro Lori, Cenlral, Senior Mr. and Mrs. William Fefiy Emily, Souih, Senior Rev. and Mrs. D. E. Finnigan Ruih, Norih, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fischer Jim, Norlh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Fischer Sieve. Cenfral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fisher Robin, Cenrral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Foland Debbie, Ceniral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Fosier Dennis, Norih, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Dorcia W. Fosfer Debra, Norih, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Jacob R. Franfz Lowell, Norih, Senior Ellen, Ceniral, Junior G Mr. Marvin Garrison Gary, Souih, Junior Mr. Donald E. George Karl, Sourh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gifford Janice, Ceniral, Senior Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gilberf Randy, Ceniral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Goerfemiller Lyn, Norfh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. David R. Goodwin Sandra, Ceniral, Sophomore Mrs. James F. Gray James Terry, Ceniral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. William E. Gregg Cindy, Ceniral, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Grice Siephen, Ceniral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. William L. Gridley Debbie, Norrh, Senior Mrs. Leona Griesf Norfh, Teacher Mr. and Mrs. Edward Guy Debbie, Cenfral, Senior H Mrs. John Hafner Barbara, Norfh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hageman Barb, Cenfral, Junior Bob, Cenfral, Sophomore Over S500 donciied by Ec1sT's parents, iecichers, siuclenls Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hagerman Fran Waldron, Norfh, Senior Mrs. Jeaneffe Haines Barbara, Norfh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. George Hardwick Jeff, Norfh, Sophomore Mr. Lewis G. Harf Tim, Soufh, Sophomore Mr. Thomas L. Healy Michael, Norfh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Reed Helfon Dave, Cenfral, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Herzog Dave, Cenfral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Ralf A. Hesse Jeane, Soufh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Herberf Hildebrand Merrie, Soufh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. William Hilgeman Sfeve, Soufh, Senior Keifh, Soufh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Pefe Hironaka Cafhy, Norfh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Noel Hochwalf Cafhy, Cenfral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hendry Terry Joe, Cenfral, Junior Mrs. M. Holland Jill, Norfh, Sophomore L+. Col. and Mrs. R. D. Hollman Carla, Soufh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Holmes James, Cenfral, Junior Mr. Carroll Howansky Laura, Norfh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. John Howe Debbie, Cenfral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Hung Hsia Vicky, Cenfral, Senior Sue, Soufh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Ernesf A. Hudson Linda, Cenfral, Junior Mrs. Suzanne Huffman Ellen, Soufh, Senior Alan, Cenfral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hunfer Leigh, Norfh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Don Husman Michael, Norfh, Senior Paul, Norfh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Glenn P. Husfon Kim, Norfh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Elmer G. lrvin Sfanley, Soufh, Senior J Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Jackson Kimberly, Soufh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson Jan, Cenfral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobs Sue, Norfh, Junior Mr. and Mrs Becky, Soufh Mr. and Mrs Susan, Norfh, Mr. and Mrs William H. James Junior Frank Ja rusiewic J unior Frank Jarvis Randy, Soufh, Junior Joy, Soufh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Jones Mike, Cenfral, Sophomore K Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Kagay Pam, Norfh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Kafh Susan, Cenfral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kempfon Kevin, Soufh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kerekesh Nikki, Soufh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Roberf W. Keyser Cynfhia, Cenfral, Senior Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Kiehne Fred, Soufh, Junior Mrs. Adrian Kiernan Barb, Soufh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Les King Claudia, Soufh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Virgil R. King Sally, Cenfral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Roland Klein Gayle, Norfh, Sophomore Mrs. Bernice Klenk Ron, Norfh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Knobel Lauren, Norfh, Sophomore Mrs. Rose Maria Koubek Sandy, Cenfral, Junior Sara, Norfh, Junior Sheryl, Soufh, Junior Clare, Cenfral, Sophomore Mr. James F. Krill Don Judis, Soufh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Sfanely M. Krohn, lll Brenda, Norfh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Kuehn, Sr Paffy, Norfh, Senior L Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lackey Dan, Soufh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. William A. Larch Sara, Norfh, Junior Mr. J. A. Laughrey John, Cenfral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. James LeCompfe Michelle, Soufh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Lehman Tom, Norfh, Senior Susan, Soufh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Al Leising Janef, Norfh, Junior Mrs. Flora Lieser Mary, Norfh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. John Lion Debbie, Norlh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Long Sue, Cenlral, Junior M Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Machus Debbie, Sourh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Mil+on Maddux Donna, Norrh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Madigan Sfephen, Norih, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Malchow Mary, Norlh, Senior Barbara, Soulh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Marshall Sandy, Norih, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Marlin Jacquelyn, Cenlral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marfin Terry, Sourh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mar'I'in Bill, Soulh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Howard Marlin Debbie, Souih, Junior Mr. Lloyd H. Ma'Hhews Dave, Norlh, Senior Margaret Norfh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Roberf May Sue, Sourh, Junior Mrs. Emory McA+ee Kurl, Soufh, Senior Mr. Eric P. McCar+y Mary Jo. Souih, Junior Peggy, Cenlral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MCC6fihY Peggy, Norlh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCoy Carol, Cenlral, Senior Sieve, Norlh, Junior Connie, Cenrral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. H. Roberf McFarland Jami Lynne, Cenlral, Sophomore Mrs. Barbara McKinney Parricia, Ceniral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Roberi' McCu+cheon Darrell, Cenrral, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Forresl McMichael Diana, Norlh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McMillan Virginia, Soulh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Tom McNamara Peggy, Norlh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Meclrslrofh John, Norfh, Senior Carol, Cenrral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. James Mefzler Milne, Cenfral, Sophomore Maxine l. Minniear Karen, Cenfral, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Roberl F. Mefz Barbara, Souih, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Fred Minnix Rosina, Soufh, Senior Pamela, Soufh, Junior Miss Carol Minzy Teacher, Soulh Mr. and Mrs. John Mobley Doug, Norfh, Senior Mr. R. K. Mommsen Jeannelfe, Sourh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Donald Monnig Donna, Norlh, Senior Paul, Soulh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Moorman Theresa, Cenfral, Junior Mr. James Morrow Jeff, Norlh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mor+er, Jr. Amy, Cenlral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. George Moshos Randy, Norfh, Senior Dan, Cenlral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Murphy Tim, Cenlral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Rober+ Myers Connie, Norlh, Senior N Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Nagel Karen, Soufh, Senior Jim, Cenrral, Sophomore Mr. Leland Norris, Jr. Craig, Cenlral, Senior O Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. O'Brien John, Souih, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Pafrick J. O'Brien James, Cenrral, Junior Cecelia, Norrh, Junior Mrs. Karolina O'Donnell Bill, Cenlral, Dr. and Mrs. Sophomore J. R. O'Donnell Pai, Norih, Senior L+. Col. Norval L. Oexmann Sieve, Norih, Senior Pam, Central, Sophomore Mr. Edward Oldiges Nancy, Sourh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Gilbeni' Osferday Paul, Soulh, Junior Mark, Cenlral, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Roberf J. Orr Linda, Cenlral, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Bernard OHen Dan, Cenlral, Senior Sue, Cenfral, Mary Kay, C Junior enrral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' E. Oxley Linda, Ceniral, Senior P Mr. and Mrs. Max D. Parsons LeeAnn, Cenlral, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Pa'Herson Jeff, Norlh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Richard Payne Kafhi, Norfh, Junior Mr. F. L. Pea FSOI1 ln memory of Mrs. Helen Pearson Kim, Norlh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Kalhleen, No James Pecqueux r+h, Senior James, Cenfral, Sophomore Mr. F. W. Perry Burke, Norlh, Mr. and Mrs. Jan, Cenlral, Mr. and Mrs. Karen, Soufh, Junior Carl Peiers Junior Ramon Pickle Junior Col. and Mrs. Frank T. Pimen+el Sue, Soulh, J Mr. and Mrs. Paula, Souih, Mr. and Mrs. David, Souih, unior William P. Pinson Junior John Pla'H'en Senior 29 4 Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Poore Cheryl, Soulh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Por+er Jim, Norlh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. John Powers Chrisropher, Soulh, Senior Amy, Norlh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Sieve Prodan Shirley Kiser, Norlh, Senior Kafhy Kiser, Cenlral, Sophomore Mr. Ronald L. Purdy Ron, Norlh, Junior Q Mr. Erman Quick Anlhony, Norlh, Senior R Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Ragan, Jr. Debbie, Norfh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Rakar John, Norlh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. James H. Randall Craig, Souih, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Don Redenbo Dianne, Norlh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Reeder Tom, Norfh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Roberf M. Replogle Gail, Cenfral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rhoden Karen, Norlh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Paul Riddle Polly, Cenfral, Junior Denise, Norlh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Ar+ Rigdon , Mike, Cenlral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rinaldi Jerry, Norlh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Rifchey, Jr. Pafli, Soulh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Rober+ Rogers Connie, Norfh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rossel Kim, Soulh, Sophomore Mai. and Mrs. William D. Ro++ler Gregg, Soulh, Senior Granl, Cenlral, Sophomore Mrs. Joan Leary serves cookies fo a youngsfer from The OSSO Home af fhe NHS Chrisfrnas Parfy. Mr. and Mrs. Roberf L. Rowland Renee, Cenlral, Senior Mr. and Mrs. William Rush Scorl, Norfh, Sophomore S Mr. and Mrs. Don San+el Rick, Norlh, Junior Karhy, Norrh, Sophomore Mr. Jack W. Sargeni SCOH, Norlh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scaglione Paul, Soulh, Junior Mrs. Thomas Schell David Johnson, Cenfral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. William Schweiclcari' Gary, Cenlral, Senior Susan, Nor+h, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Sco'H', Jr. Slephen, Soulh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Segerson Barbara, Soulh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Seigel Fred, Soulh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Shel+on Denise, Soulh, Sophomore Mr. Garold L. Shepherd Susan Booher, Cenfral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Billy R. Shepherd Pamela, Cenlral, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Sherrow Belly Sue, Norlh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shields Doug, Norlh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. William K. Shilling lll Sharon, Norlh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Glen Silver Dale, Soulh, Senior Pcirenl Polron contributions mcike color Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Sine Sue Ellen, Soulh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' W. Skidmore Karen, Norlh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Virgil R. Skidmore Bill, Cenlral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Smilh Mary Ann, Soulh, Sophomore Margaref Smifh Terry, Norlh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. James M. Sprouse Jeff, Norlh, Senior Cindy, Norrh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Sfachowski Chris, Norlh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sladdon Melanie, Soulh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Slahl Mark, Norfh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slaley Julie, Cenlral, Senior Bob, Norlh, Sophomore Mike, Cenlral, Sophomore Col. and Mrs. John T. Slark Mary Ann, Cenrral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Slefan Linda, Norlh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. S'rilwell Jr. Frank, Norlh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. S+rain Mike, Cenlral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Ray Slrohminger Michael, Norlh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Don Slull Linda, Sourh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Sudheimer Mr. John R. Sullivan Gregory, Cenlral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. William Sulherland Debbie, Soulh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. George H. Swisher Dale, Cenlral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Dan Swope Sieve, Norlh, Sophomore T Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Tain+or James, Cenlral, Sophomore Mrs. Gordon E. Taylor Ann, Norlh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Frank Terkoski Mary, Soulh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Dwighl Thafch Dwighl, Cenlral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Harley Tip+on Debbie, Cenlral, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Tunney Dick, Cenlral, Junior U Mr. and Mrs. William C. Underwood Palli, Norlh, Junior V Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vanlilburg Cindy, Soulh, Sophomore Dr. and Mrs. Peler Vasiliadis Jan, Cenlral, Senior W Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waddell Sherie, Soulh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' Wakeley Cindy, Cenlral, Junior ii Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' Walker Kim, Norlh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walfon Kim, Soulh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Cindy, Soulh, Mr. and Mrs. Susan, Norlh Mr. and Mrs. Tim, Cenlral, Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Wanns+ed+ Sophomore Harold Warner, Jr. Junior William Warning Sophomore Roberl' Webb, Sr. Randy, Soulh, Sophomore Mr. Donald K. Weglage Palricia, Cenlral, Senior Mr. and Mrs. James Weir Debbie, Soulh, Senior Maura, Cenlral, Sophomore er Jr. possible in T973 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weisenforlh Dan, Soufh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. John R. Welch, Sr. Belinda, Norlh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Wells Susan Riley, Norlh, Senior Mr. Roberf E. Werl' Sue, Cenlral, Senior Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Whilley Susan, Norlh, Junior Comdr. and Mrs. John Wildman Sally, Cenrral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Max Wildermufh Ken Fosdick, Norlh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Williams Gregg, Norlh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Wifzke Karen, Norlh, Sophomore Carol, Cenlral, Sophomore Diane, Soulh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Wolfe Sandra, Cenlral, Senior Sharyn, Soulh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. James Wycherley Karen, Norlh, Junior Janel, Norlh, Sophomore Y Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yamand Sfacy, Cenlral, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. William J. Yike, Jr. Ed, Soulh, Junior Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. York Ray. Cenlral, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Don Young Connie, Norlh, Senior Mr. and Mrs. Evan Young Julie, Soulh, Sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Young Randy, Norlh, Junior Z Mr. Richard C. Zehring Joan, Soulh, Senior Dr. and Mrs. James N. Zimmer Brad, Soulh, Sophomore 296 Generol Index A Acker, Kalhleen 2l2 ACKLEY, C. D., D.V.M.g SHYDER, E. E., D.V.M.g OLLIA, C. J., D.V.M. 288 Adams, Greg I I7. 230 Adams, Slephanie 2l2 Adams, Thomas Jr. 44. 2 I2 Adams, Todd, 377, 42, 63, 2l2 Addison, Gloria 230 Adkins, Elaine I22 Adkins, Teresa IBO Adler, Mrs. Marjorie I22 A.F.S. 40 Agee, Jim I80 Ahern. Tracey I80 Akerman, Mrs. Arlene 42, I I6, 302 Akerman, Sandie 23, 37. 42. 69, 2l2 Alberl, Deborah 32, 40, 48, I I7, 2l2 Albrechl, Calhy 75, lB0 Albrecht, Cheryl 230 Albrechl, Dan 69, 230 Albrechl, Debbie 69, l80 Albrechl, Rick 2l2 Alcorn, Pally 36, I I7, 2l2 Alcorn, Tina I67, I70, 230 Alexander, Dave I37, 230 Alexander, Sue I33, I80. 67 Allen, Fred I80 Allen. Jack 230 Allen, Joyce 43,212 Allen, Mike 230 Allen, Teri 70. 2l2 Allen, Terrell IBO Allen, Terry 70, 230 ALMONEY, DOUGLAS D., D.D.S.: DOENCH, THOMAS J., D.D.S. 288 Alspach, Debbie 69, 230 Alspaugh, Ginger 2l2 Alwood, Michael I I7, 2l2 Ander, Andy III 2l2 Anderson, Barb 36, 40, 69, 230 Anderson. Cindy l80 Anderson, Gordon 2l2 Anderson, Harold I46, I80 Anderson, Miss Kalhleen I25 Anderson, Kim 67, 2l2 Anderson, Kimberly l75, 2l2 Anderson, Sherri 230 Anderson, Terry I6O, 2l2 Anderson, Tracy 2 I2 Andres, Debby 69, 230 Andrews, Lori I28, I80 Andrews, Paul 42, 230 Andrews, Tobianne 230 ANTIOUA FLORIST 264. Anlrobius, William l80 A-I TROPHY CO. 286 Arnell, David I54, 230 Arney, Bill I62, 2l2 Arnold, Brenda 25, 67, 2l2 Arnold, Jell 2l2 ARNOLD. PAUL 259 ART CLUB 52 Ashcrall. Roberl I39, 230 Ashursl, Diane 74, I8I Ashursl, Larry 2l2 Ashworlh, Cryslal 230 Ashworlh, Mr. Ed I25, 302 Alkinson, Chris I54, I56 Alkinson, John II7, 2l2 Alkinson, Melody 74, I8I Auslin, T. V. 255 AVIATION IO3 A X: W ROOTBEER 262 Aydeloll, Terry IBI B Bach, Jenniler I8 I Bach, Mary Belh 2I3 Bachman, Karen l8I Bachman, Kurl 230 Bacon, Terry 2l3 Bailey, Palrick 2l3 Bailey, Vicki 2l3 Bair, Chuck 230 Baker, Bill I8I Baker, Cheryl 37, 6I, I66, I67, I70, I 74, I8 I Baker, Mary Ann 40, 42, 2I3 Baker, Sleve l8l Baker, Teresa 2I3 Baker, Mrs. Virginia I22, I23 Baldwin, Brian 2l3 Baldwin, John 230 Balogh, Frank 2l3 BAND 68, 69 Barker, John 230 Barkley, Mark 24, 2I3 Barlow, Diane I28, 2l3 Barnell, Charles 2I3 Barnell, Tanya 70. 230 Barr. Melissa 40, 42, 69, I76, 2l3 Barry. Mark 230 Barlhelemy, Chuck 4, I6I, 2I3 Baron, Larry I8l BASEBALL 60, lbl BASKETBALL I46, I47, I48, I49 Ballas, Connie 57, l8I Baumann, Dave 35, 42, I39, 23I, 24I Baumann, Gary I39. I8I Bauman, Renee 2l3 Beam, Nancy 36, 42, 64, 230, 23I, 282 Beasley, Nick IBI Beasley, Tim 23I Beally, Darlene 69. 2 I3 Beally, Lynda 2I3 Beck, Chris IBI Beck, Julia I45, 23I, 237 Becker, Ken I I7, 2 I3 Becker, Roberl 2l3 BECKER'S 279 Beddies, Larry 35, 36, 60, I39, 2I3 Bedwell, Dawn I73, 2I3 Bedwell. Karla 23I Bagley, Paula 53, 2I3 Behne, Donna 2I7, 23I BEIRISE, JIM REALTY 286 Beirise, Mary I67, 2I3 Beirise, Mike 23I Beirise, Sleve 23I Belg, Brenda 23I Bell, Chuck 2l3 Bell. Guy I8I Bell, Ron I8l BELLBROOK COMMUNITY BANK 263 Benadum, Miss Nancy I26, I70, 302 Bennell, Cecilia 2l3 Bennell, Della 2I3 Bennell, Jane I70, l75, I77, 2I3 Bennell, Marcy l8I Bennell, Tim 2I3 Bennison, Pal 69, 23I Benson, Rosco l8I Benlon, Miss Kay 87, l2l Benlz, Connie II7, I44, 2I3 Benlz, Jessica 74, l8l Berger, Jell 42, 43, I58, I87 Berger, Nancy 23I Berger, Tony 56, I8I Berkslresser, Brad 2l3 Berksfresser, Lenny 2 I3 Berry, Becky 23I Berry, Palrick 2I3 Berry. Roberl 2l3 Berry, Roseanne 5, 34, 35, 38, 67, 97, II5, II7, I8I. I92 Berlling, Mary Ann 38, l8l Berlrand, Jell 23I BETA INDUSTRIES INC. 286 Beverley, Kimberly 2I3 Bianco, Mindy 23I Bice, Debbie 2I3 Biddle, Pally 69, 23I Binger, Sue I09, I73, 2l3 Birch, Sleve l58, 2I3 Birmingham, Darci I8, 32, 42, 43, 69, l8I' Birnbaum, Jeanne 40, 69, 23I Bissell, Mike 2I3 Bissinger, Debbie 23I Bissinger, Jill 67. 2l3 Black, Roy IBI Blackmore. Mr. J. Gordon I I9, 302 Blackmore, Karen 67, 23I Blair, Susan 74, l8l Blake, Debbie 2I3 BLAKE HEATING 263 Blardinelli, Dave 23I Blevins. Rod 2l3 Blevins. Roger I24, I82 Blum, Jim 23I Bly, Mike 160,213 Boas, Gary I82 Boas. Marcia 2I3 BOB'S MARKET 286 Boehner. Torn 2l3 Boggs, John 23I, I39 Bohaning, Mrs. Melva I2I Belden, Rick 2I3 Boldman. Judy 67, 2l3 Booher, Susan 70, 2I3 BORDEN'S INC. 286 Born, Jane 23I Borlh, Bonnie 23I Borlh, Rick 43, I50, I53. I82 Bosco, Bob I I7, 23I Boss, Tim I82 Bowling, Earl IIO, 2I3 Bowman, Kalhy I82 Bowman, Michael 23I Bowman. Nancy 6I, I67, I70, I74, 2I4 Bowser, Gary 2I4 Boyer, Jack 23I - Boyer, Marcia 38, II7, I82, 2lI BOYS' INTRAMURALS I64, I65 Brade, Sfeven I82 Bradlield, Barry 23I Bradlield. Becky I82 Brady, James l60, 2I4 Brady, Shirley 75, I82 Bramlage, Chris C. I62, 2l4 Brarnlage, Chrisline I44 Bramlage, James I37, I49, 23I Bramlage, Tina 35, 70, 2I4 BRANDT MEDICAL CENTER 288 Brandon, Sidney 2I4 Breckler, Russ I82 BRENNON, DR. WILLIM B. 288 Breuer, Teresa I82 Brewer, Gary I82 Brewer, Linda 23I Brewer, Melanie 69. 214 Brewsler, Cheryl 75, I82 Briddell, Brad 23I Briddell, Jell 23I Bridges. Slan 214 Brigeman, Denise Lyn 2I4 Briggs, Debbie 23I Briggs, Ginger I82 Brinkman, Mary 23I Broadslock, Mary 70. 23I Brockell, Linda 38, I82 Brodnick. Ed 23I Brooks, Debbie I77, 23I Broughlon, William Browder, Lee I7, 20, 36, 38, 39, 67, 77, I82 Brower, Linda 2I4 Brown, Brown, Brown, Brenda 2I4 Carol 2l4 Carol Sue II7, 2l4 Brown, Charley I54, I82 Brown, Cheryl 38, II7, I82 Brown, Mr. David I I9 Brown Diane 35, 59, I82 Brown BrOWIT ,Jamie 69, 2I4 .Jell 35, l54 BROWN. JOHN W. REALTOR AND ASSOCIATES 263 Brown, Keilh I82 Brown, Kim 35, 42, 67, 2I4 Brown, Linda 74, I82 Brown, Mike 2l4 Brown, Norman 23I Brown, Pam I44. I67, I74, 2l4 Brown, Randy 2l4 Brown, Roberl I82 Bucher, Judy BUCHSIEB, WALTER C. D.D.S. 288 Buckner, Susan 23I Buckner, Vicki 67, I82 Buehner, Linda 36, 38, 69, I82 Buehrer, Timolhy, 37, 63, 2l5 Bullman, Delane IB3 Burch, Sleven I39, I54, 2l5 Burger. Audrey IB3 Burger, Mark 23I Burger. Thomas 2l5 Burke, Tim IB3 Burkhardl, Monica I83 Burkholder, Debbie 2l5 Burkholder, Michael 23I BURNS BEAUTY BOX 286 Burns. Glenn II7. 2l5 Burrall, Pam 23I Burrows, Calhy 23I Burl, William 2I5 Burlon, Chris 23I Busch, Edwin I24 Busch, Kalhi 2l5 BUSH 8: COYNE, ORTHODONTISTS 288 C Calhoun, Linda 42, 23I Calhoun, Paula IB3 Calhoun, Richard 75, IB3 Call. Dwighl 2I5 Campbell, Mark l05 Campbell, Rhonda 23I CAMPUS PHOTOGRAPHY 255 Candela, Lori 33, 42, 69, 2I5 CANDELA 8: SONS 286 Caplinger, Linda 69, 23I Carey, Glenn 2l5 Carles. Cindi 23I Carles, Jacqueline 2l5 Carlson. Chuck 23I Carnahan, Kenny 232 Carnahan, Nancy 67, II7, IB3. 283 Carone. Frank 2I5 Carpenler, Craig 2I5, 276 Carpenler, Ellioll 60, 86, I39, I54, 232 CARPENTER'S SOHIO 286 CARPET HOUSE 265 CARRIAGE REALTORS 286 Carler, Jack 60, I39, I58, 2I4, 2I5 Carler, Mike I83 Carlolano, Larry 69, 2I5 Carlon, Eve 70, 232 Carlon, Janelle IB3 Cashdollar. Susan 2I5 CASSANO ENTERPRISES 256 Cassidy, Mike 232 Cassily. Rebecca IB3 Casleel. Mr, Douglas l20 Caslle, Robbie 24, 69, I I7, I73, 2I5 Calalano, Cindy 232 Calrine, Cynlhia IB3 Caudill, Perry 69, I50, 232 CENTRAL UNIT 283 Chambers, Kalhleen 42, 84, 2I5 Chambers, Lance 60, IO8, I39, I44, 22I, 2l5 Chandler, Mr. Dale 3l Chaney, Sandy 67, IB3 Chaney, Scoll 232 Channell, Mike I84 Chapin, Linda 42, 2I5 Chapman, Mr. Roberl lI8 CHARLES DAVIS FLORIST 286 Charllon, Bob I39. 232 Charlton. Roberla 36, 70, I44. I49, 2I5 CHARM BEAUTY SALON 286 Charske, Mr. Neal I24, I37, I58, 302 Challerlon, Russ 2I5 Challerlon. Wes L. 232 CHEERLEADERS I44, I45, 282 J. A. IN CHEMISTRY 45 Chenowelh. Carol Cherry, Janice I84 Cherry, Jell 232 Cherry, Leslie 232 Cherry, Lynne 232 CHES S62 Chiarelli, Mark I50, 232 Childres. Marlha 232 Childs, Mike 2I5 Chiles, Jell 232 Chillum, Mark 2l5 Chrisl Chrisl olear, Nancy I I7, 232 y, Bobbie 57, 77, is-1 CHRlSTY'S PIZZA 266 Chuprun, Kurl I60, 2l5 Churc CITY h. Scoll 232 LOAN 81 SAVINGS CO. 286 Clark, David 69, I84 Clark, Debby IB4 Clark, Jana 49, I77, 232 Clark, Jenny 2l5. 242 Clark, Karen 69, 2l5 Clark, Randy II7, 226, 233, 238 Clark, Sandra 38, I I7, I44, IB4 Clarke, Bill 233 Clark, Ron I84 Clarke, Ronalee 233 Claus, Mr. Jell I I5 Clauss, Teresa 233 Click, Debbie 2I5 Click, Jerry I I7, I54, 233 Clillon, Sleve 233 Cline, Cline, Clue, Clue. Charles I84 Mi. Phillip ii9 James I84 Tona IB4 Cobey, Mr. Tom I I7, I39, I62 Coburn, Janel 42, 2I5 Coburn, Nancy 89. IB4 Cochran, Dave I39 ' Cochran, Dennis II7 Cochran, Shelley 59, I84 Codis poli, Marisa 2I5 CODISPOTI, DR. V. A. 288 Colburn, Mr. Bob I25 Cole, Collie Brenda 2I5 r, Mark 2l5 Collins, Chris IB5 Collins, David 2l5 Collins, Debbie II7, 233 Collins, Denise 233 Collins, Lee I62, 2I5 Collins, Susanna I85 Colosimo, Calhy 69, 2I5 Colson, Roberl I46, 2I5 Colvin, Calhy 233 Comer, Sleve 74, I85 COM MUNITY SERVICE I O5 Complon, Marla 233 Complon, Mike I50, l5B. 2I4, 2I5 Complon. Russ I39, I54, I58, 2I5 CONCERT BAND 70 CONCERT CHOIR 72, 73, 283 Conley, Debra 2l5 Conversano. Jan 42, 233 Converse, James 60, II9, I85 Conway, Palricia 233 Cook, Alicia 2I5 Cook, Cindy 233 Cook, Kalhi 70, I67, 233 Cook, Pam 2I5 Cook. Sleve 60, I39, l60. 2I5, 2I7 Cook, Teri 67. I33, 2I5 COOPERATIVE OFFICE EDUCATION 74, 75 Cooper. Chris 2l5 Cooper, Debra 233 Cooper. Heidi 233 COOPER INS. AGENCY, JOE HIATT 286 Cooper, Mike 233 Cordls, Mrs. Alice I25 Coslner. Susan 2I5 Couchman, Mr. Dale 44, I24 Couller. Kalhy 32, 42. 48, 84. 2I5 Courney, Andy I85 Covey. Doug IB5 Cox. Elizabelh 49. 57, I85 Cox. Jeanne 7I, 233 Coy, Randy I46, l4B, I85 Craig, Sheri 35, 36, IB5 Creager, Sleve I85 Crease, Dave I85 Creech, Sarah 58, 2l5 Crislip. Glenda 70, 233 Sandy Williams believes in being comforfable as she concen- lrafes on sludies. CROFTSHIRE SCHOOL 288 Crombie. Debbie 233 CROSS-COUNTRY I36, I37 Csizma. Karen 233 Cunnagin, Karen 70, 2I6 Cunningham, David 38, 69, I58, I85, 208 Cunningham, Heafher 69, II7, 2I6 Curley, Jean 37, I44, I85 Curley, Palrick 233 Currice, Ellen 2I6 Curfis, Larry I54, 233 Curlis, Lynda 2I6, 277 Curfis, Mike I85 CUSTOM PRINTERS INC. EXPERT MODEL SHOP 286 Cyr, Louis 69, 2I6 D Dadisman, Linda 233 Dagg, Jim 69, I85 D'Agos+ino, Terisa 40, 2I6 D'Amico, Bobbie 36, 38, 6l, 64, I66, I67, I72, I73, I85, 208 D'Amico, Deborah 233 Danelak, Tina 5. 35, I30, I45, I67, I85 Dankoi. Mark I85 Daugherfy, Nancie l85, 204 Davies, Debbie 2I6 Davis, Bruce 2 I6 Davis, Mark 2I6 Davis, Michele 233 Davis, Mike 2I6 Davis, Sieve 43, 2I6 Davis. Terry 233 Day, Lisa 69, 233 Day. Mike 25, 35, I62, I85 DAY-KET BARBER 286 DAYTON OUTDOOR ADV. INC. 286 DAYTON TRUCK, INC. 286 Deakyne, Julie 42,230,233 DEBUTANTES 66, 67, 284 Decker, Michael I85 DsCLARK'S CARDS 8: GIFT SHOP 286 Deerhake, Mr. Dean I6. II9 Delaney, John 2l Dell. Richard 2I6 Delphenich, Anne 233 Delphenich, John l85 Demick, Bob I9, 38, 60, I44, l45. ISO, I5 I, I85 DeMilIe, Lynne IO9, 2I6 Denlinger, Tim l54, l57, 2I6 Denney, Danny 60, l58 Denney. Scoll 2I6 Dennis, Jaye 233 Dennis, Sleve 81, l85 Denzer, Doug 60, I44, 2I6, 22l DePew, Debra 2I6 Derrickson, Roberl I86 Deskins, Doflie 2I6 Derrick, Carole I76, 2I6 Derrick, Sieve 38, I I7, I86 Devigili, Anlhony l39, 233 Devigili, Susan 2I6 Dexler, Tim I86 Dice. Carla Jane I70, 2I6 Dick, Sfeven I86 Dicken, Marsha 233 Dickens, Torn 2I6 Dickson. Hollon 233 Dickson. Pamela 233 Diederich, Lynn 233. 235 Diedley. Wendell I5O Diegel. Berh 2I6 Diegel, Kalhy II7, I73, 233 DIERUF, WILLIAM J., M.D. 288 Diererle, Dave 69. 2I6 Diererle. Tom 274 DIPPER ICE CREAM 277 DISCOUNT PRINT 265 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION 74 DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAINING 75 DIXIE DODGE 266 Dobson, Charles I86 Dodds. Edward 2I6 Dodson. Randy I39, 233 Doebereiner, Rock I37, 2I6 Doepel, Glen I37, 233 Doll, Ann 233 Doll, Michael 2I6 Dominy, Sieve I39, l60, 2I6 Donaldson, Marcia 38, 6l, II7, I70, I75, I86 Donegan, Donald 62, 2I6 Donegan, Parfi I86 Donnell, Tim 2I6 DONWOOD CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. 267 DOOLEY'S PHARMACY 269 Dorfmeyer, Alan 69. I65, 233 DOROTHY LANE MARKETS 252 DOT'S CUSTOM CATERING 273 Dougan, Sfeve 2I6 Dover, Thomas 38, 42, I63, I86 Dowler, Cindy 7, I7, 35, 38, 66. I86 Downend, Brenda 70 Drake, Brenda 70, 2I6 Drake, Jody l28, 233 Drake, Susan 2I6 Drauf. Leslie 36, 233 Driscoll, Karen 233 Drumm, Tim 20, 38, 42, I44, l80, I86. 204 Druseikis, Myra 36, 42, 67, 70, I I7, I86, 286 Drysdale, Dave I86 Dudley. Rebecca 2I6 Dudley. Wendell 233 DUFFY'S MARATHON 286 Dugan, Debbie 233 Duncan, Calhi Duncan, Gregg l6l, I86 Dunford, Joel 233 DUNHILLS' 26I Dunlap. Mr. Ar? I24, I39, I63 Dunning, Mary Jane I86 Durrenberg, Cheryl 70, 233 Durrenberg, Rick 2I, I I7, I86 Dursf, Greg 69, 2I6 Dursi, Mr. Ken II4 Dyer. Kenr 2I6 E Eames. Elizabelh Earl, Sue I86 Easfer. Elsie I86 EASTERN ECHOES 76, 77 EASTERN GRAPHICS 47 Easlman, Dana 67, 234 Ealon, Debbie 2I6 Eby, Tonya 2I6 Echcarofi, Vickie 74, I86 Eckley, Ed 234 Eckley, Theresa 2I6 Edelen, Charles II7, I39, I86 Edelen, Mrs. Frances l20 Edgingron, Rhonda I86 Edwards. Terry 2I6 Ehlenbach. Judy I86 Ehler, Mr. James I l9, 302 Eilerman, Karen I67, 2I6 Elking, Mark Elliol, Mr. Tom I24 Ellis, Jeff Ellis, Kim 234 Ellsberry, Cheryl 234 Ely, Sharon I73, 234 Engebrelson, Karen 2I6 Engel, Bill l0I, I86 Engel, Chris 234 Engel, Nancy I I3 Enringh, David 2I6 Enlingh. Pam 70, I86 Epple. Michele 75, I86 Eresman, Mr. Arr I27 Erikson, Karen I87 Erwin, James I87 Eshbaugh, Kevin I87 Esposilo. Gary 234 Espy, Kevin 69, 2I6 Elz, David 234 Erz, Julie 2I6 Evans, Miss Jan 40, I I4 Evans, Susan 234 EVANS, R. E., M.D. Xi SURGEON 288 Everman. Tom 62, 2I6 Eversole, Greg Evilsizor, Tanya 2I6 Ewing, Marylynn 2I6 0 Ewing, Roger 2l7 F Fabian, Mark 2l7 Fagone, Karhryn 47. 2l7 Fahnline, Mrs. Ann I27 Fain, Charles 2l7 Fairchild, Kim 42, 234 FAIRMONT EAST ATHLETIC BOOSTERS 285 FALCON 78, 79 FALCONAIRES 73 Fanello, Trina 234 Fannin, Bryanf 2l7 Fanning, B. Jane 2I7 Fanning, Nancy 234 Fariello, Mark 69, 2 I 7 Farmer, Befhani 2 I 7 Farro, Jody I87 Farrell, Thomas 69, I87 Farren, Don l54 Farrier, Douglas 234 Farris, Mrs. Belh II7 Fafhergill, Sieve 2I7 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA 54, 55 Fecher, Linda I67, I70, 2l7 Fecke, Mrs. Anila I22 FEDERAL FLOORING CO. 286 Fender, Mr. Duane I I2, 28l. 302 Fenlon, Kevin 234 Ferguson, John 243 Ferraro, Lori II4, I87 Ferrell, Sharon IO5 Fellers, Doug 2l7 Ferry, Emily I87 FIELD HOCKEY I66, I67 Fields, Daryl Fields, Sheree FINK-JESKE CHEVROLET 286 Finnigan, Rufh 2l7 Fiorifa, Vincenf ISO. 234 Fischer, Harold I24 Fischer, Jim I I7, 2l7 Fischer, John 2l7 Fischer, Sieve I37, 234 Fish, Mary Ellen I67, I70, I74, 2I7 Fisher, Robin 70, 234 FISHMAN, DRS. HAROLD 81 MARCUS Hz MARCUS FREEZE INC. 288 Firzgerald, Sharon 2l7 Flaherfy, Ted IIB, I87 Flanders, Cindy 2I7 Flarrer, Mr, Howard Fleming, Chris I87 Fleming, Mark 234 Fleming, Tom 234 Flinn, Mike I7, I87 Fliffon, Carol 75, I87 Flynn, Berfha 234 Flynn, Mike 2I7 Flynn, Theresa 2l8 Poland, Debbie 234 Foley, Deborah 74, I87 FOLTZ BAKERY 264 FOODARAMA 265 Foor, Melanie 70, 234 FOOTBALL I39. Ford. Mrs. Lynn l4O, l4I, I42, I43 lI8 Ford, Sleven 47, I88. 208 Fornshell, Jayne Forsylh, Corrine I I7, 234 234 Forsyfh, John I 88 Forth, Lynn I88 Fosdick, Ken 69, I37, ISB. I88 Fosler, Debbie 70, 234 Fosler, Dennis I46, I58, 2l8 Fosfer, Diana I32, I88 Fosler, Michael 74, I88 ' Fraley, Dave 74, I88 Frantz, Ellen I74, 2l8 Franfz, Lowell 38, 60, l50, I88 FREIDMAN FURNITURE RENTAL 286 FRENCH CLUB 5l FRICHE, DR. DONALD D.D.S. 288 Fridenmaker. Debbie I88 Fridenmaker, Donna 70, I70, 218 FRISCH'S 279 Frifz. Russ 234 Frosf, Barry 2l8 Frosf, Julie I88 Frosf, Phillip I88 Fry, David I37, 234 Fry, Mike I37, 2l8 Fry, Roberl I58 Furderer. Dave 234 FUTURE MEDICAL CAREERS 57 FUTURE TEACHERS 56 G Gabbard, Mr. Louis 34, 35, l20 Gallienne. Paul II7, I62 GANDl'S 278 Garber. Cheryl 2l8 Garber, David I39, I88 Gard, Debbie II7. I89, 283 Garreff, Darlene Garrison. Gary 2l8 GARRISON, GEORGE H., M.D. 288 Garrison. Greg I I7, I49, 234 Garrison, Theresa 24. 36, 2l8 Garvey. Tom 2l8 Gary, Douglas 2l8 Gaskill, Cheryl 66, I33, I89 Gasper, Dave 74, l84 Gales, Jim 35, 36, 60, I39, l54, l56. 2l8 Gales, Mrs. Marilyn I25 Gafes. Maureen 67, 234 Gales. Scorl I89 Gaughan, Bob I58, I89 Geeb, Margie 234 Geiger, James H. l54, 234 Genfry, Louie 234 Genfry, Tim 234 George. Karl I54, 234 Gerdes, Beverly I89 Gerdes, William 234 Gerhard. Leo 2l8 GERMAN CLUB 50 German, Denise 2l8 Gibson, Jim 38, I36, I58, I89 Gibson, Paula I30, I89 Gifford, Janice 75, I89 Gifford, Jean I89 Gifl, Sheila 74, I89 Gilberf. Randy l60, 2l8 Gilliefl, Jeffrey I3l, I89 Gillum, Mike IS4. 234 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION bl GIRLS' BASKETBALL I70, I7I GIRLS GLEE 70,283 GIRLS' GYMNASTICS I72. I73 GIRLS' INTRAMURALS I76, I77 GIRLS' SOFTBALL I74 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL l68, I69 Giusi, Mark 218 Glick, Thomas 69, 234 Goerlerniller, Mrs. Elizabelh I22, I23 Goerfemiller, Lyn 38, II7, I45, I73. I76, I89 GOLD CIRCLE 258 GOLF I62 Good. Kevin I36, 234 Goodpasler, Larry 234 Goodwin, Sandra 234 Googash, Sieve I I6 Gorman. Miss Kim l2I Gormley, Jeanette I25, 2l8 Gormley, Jo Anne 232 Goss, Mrs. Madonna l26, I26, II7, I I8 Gouge, Rick 234 Graerer, Carhy I I7, 2l8 Graefer, Cindy 64, I I7 Graf, Doug 234 Graf, Perry I89 Graham, Carol Graham, Karla 234 Gm., Sagi 234 GRAUL, THOMAS C. M.D. 288 297 298 Gravel, Brian 234 Gravel, Chris I35, I36, I37, I58, I89 Graven, Gary 75 Gray, James 235 Graves, Sfephen I I7, 235 Graybill, Debbie 235 Greafhouse, Mark 2l8 Green. Cindi 70, 235 Green, James I3 Green, Terry 235 Greene. Elizabefh 35, 37, 2l8 GREENMONT ELEMENTARY 288 Gregg. Cindy 74. 99, I89 Gregory, Brian 235 Gregory. Mike 60. I39, IS9 Gregory, Terri 2I8 Grice. Sfephen 235 Gridley. Debra I89 Griesf. Mrs. Leona l2l, 302 Griffin, Mark 2l8 Griffin, Trudy 37. 42, 58. l89 Griffifh. Mrs. Shirley I I4 Griffifh, Tim 235 Griggs, Mr. Mike 64, 65, I20, 282 Grimes, Tony l89 Grimslid, Greg 2l8, I39 Griswold. Jennifer II4. l89 GRO8Y'S GARDEN CENTER 286 Grolemund. Sharon 2l8 Grome. Debbi 70, 235 Gross. Pafricia l89 Groves. Becky 235 Grubb, Paul 75. l89 Grubbs. Vickie 235 Guildoo. Denis I49, 235 Guisf. Mark I58, 60 Gulino. Diane 2l8 Gunning. Gayle 37, 38, 40, 43, I75. I76 Guy, Debbie 38. I90 Guy. Thomas 88, 2l8 GYMNASTICS I50, l5l, I52. l53 H HAACKE, A. J. D.D.S. 288 Hafner. Barbara 38, 55. I90, 304 Hagan. Kim II7. 235 Hageman. Barbara I I7, 2l8 Hageman, Bob 42. II7. 235 Haines. Barb 53, 2I8 Hall. Mr, Harold 38. Ill. 302 Hall, Gregg 60, l60. 214. 2l8 Hall. Mrs. Kafhy Il5 Halvorsen, Paffi 70. 235 Hamiel, Leigh I90 Hamiel. Sfeve 74. I90 Hamilfon. Craig 2l8 Harnilfon. Joy I90 Hamman. Lillian I90 Hamman, Phil 235 Hammond. Linda 235 Hample, Sandy 67, I90 Hampfon, Kim 235 Hannah, Rebecca 74, I90 Hara, Barbara I90 Hardison. Philip I90 Hardy. Mark 235 Hardwick, Jeff 235 Hargis, Gary 2l8 Hargrove. Richard 235 Harmon. Faye 235 Harmon, Vickey 54. 98, I90. 289 Harris. Bill 2l8 Harris, Doug 47, II7. I90 Harris, Vicki 96, 236 Harrod. Dana L. 58. ZI8 Harshbarger, Mr. Alberf I2l Harshman, Jeff II2. 2l8 HART REALITY 269 Hari. Tim I I7, I39, 236 Hassel. Donald 69, 2l8 Hasfy. Denise 2I8 Haffield, David 69, 236 Haffield, Roberf 2l8 Haffield, Rufh I90 Haffon, Brenda 2l8 Hau. Harold 37. I I I Hauensfein, David 236 Hauensfein, Sfeve I90 Haven, Mr. Joe I20 Havener, Gwen 70. 2I8 Hayes, Dale I36, I37, I58, 2l8 Head. Mike 2l8 Healy, Mike I2, I39, 2l8 Hebb, Dianna I90 Heckerson, Cheryl 69, 236 Heckerson, Jeff 2l8 Hedrick, Jim I39, I43, I90 Heidenreich. David 74. I90 Heiland, Lori 69, 70, 236 Heiland, Mark 69, I90 Heinisch, Mr. Roger 60, I26. I49 Helms, Mr. R. 89, I20 Helfon, Dave I35, I36, I37, I58, l59. I90 Henderson, Keifh ZI9 Henderson, Grady 69, I90, 304 Henderson, Henderson. Rollan 69, II7. 236 Lisa 2l9 Howansky. Laura 35. I I7. 236 Howard, Ann I92 Howard, Elaine 236 Howard. Jane I I7, I92 Howe. Debbie 236 Howell, Befh 69. 2l9 Howerfon. Susan I92 Hsia. Sue 236 I'Isia, Vicky 7, 36, 37. 38, 69, I73, I92 Huckins, Trudy 7, I7, 66. 67. I92 Hudson, Linda 4, 44 Huey. Kevin I62 Huff, Vicky 69, 236 Huffman, Alan 220 Huffman, Ellen 74, I92, 304 Huffman, Mr. Kennefh I20 Hughes. Chris I92 Hughes. Tom I39, I50, 236 Hull, Marfha 236 Hull, Sondra 7, 66, 67, I92 Hunn, Dave I39, I92 Henderson, Tim 36, 236 Hendry, Terry 2l9 Hennessy, Sheila 2l9 Henry, Elaine I I7, I I8 Henry, Randy I58, I90 Hensley. Barb 2I9 Hersman, Chris 236 Herzog. David 60, I39, I54, 236 Hess. Andy I0l, 2l9 Hesse, Jeane 2I9 Hefzer, Mr. Herberf I27 Heyda. Jane 69. 236 H E H INDUSTRIES, INC. 266 Hickey. Carol 2I9 Hickman, Doug I90 Hickman. Paffi 2l9 Hickman. Sheri 236 Hicks. Billy I39, 236 Hicks. Nancy 37, 38, 49, I78, I90 Hicks, Nina 70. 236 Hickson. Mark I39, I90 Hildebrand, Merrie 69, 2l9 Hilgeman, Keifh 236 Hilgeman. Sfephen 38, 42, II7. l9l Hillier, Roberf I9I Hill. Mrs, Charloffe I I5 Hilfon. John l9l Hines. Debra 236 Hinfon. Keifh I9l Hironaka. Cafhy 9, I75. l9I Hochwalf, Cafhy 2l9 RALPH HOEFLING 8: SON 270 Hohensfein, Cheryl I67, I73. 2l9 Hoke. Jon 35. 86, I39. I49, 236 Hoke. Karen l9I HOLAHAN. J. N. O.D. 288 Holden. JoAnn 236 Holden. Kenf I9l Holiga. Tim l9l Holland, Jill 69. 70, 236 Holland, Toby 236 Holloway, Dave 63, I37, 236 Holloway, John I24 Holloway, Sue 38, I I3, I I7, I75. I9l Hollisfer, Debra 38. l9I Hollisfer. Roberf 236 Hollman. Carla 7l, 2l9 Holesovsky, Mr. Jaraslags I27 Holly, Breff 236 Holmes, James 2l9 HOLTON'S, JOHN SUNOCO 275 HOME EC. CLUB 53 HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES 36 HOMESTEAD 268 HONDA OF DAYTON 286 HOOVEN POHLMEYER COMPANY INSURANCE 279 Hoover, Mr. Merle I24 Hoover, Sue I9l Hornaday, Carol 2I9 Horner, Barb 2I9, 40 Horfon. Carol I73, l9l HOUSE OF IMPORTS 286 House, Sue 219 Housemen, Chris 236 Houseman, Leslie 69, 236 Hovious, Ann 74, I92 Hovious, Janef 70, 236 Hovious, Pam 75, I92 Hunrer, Leigh 40, 4I, 42. I I7 Hursf, Kim 54 Hursf, Paul 220 Husman, Mike I58, l92 Husman, Paul 220 Hussong, Jennifer I70, 236 Husfon, Dale 236 Husfon, Dave II7, I39 Husfon. Husfon. Hufchin Don 42 Kimberly I93 son, Laura 7l, 236 Hufchison, Beffy 236 Hufchison, Larry I93 HUTER, THEODORE. DDS 288 Hufzelman, Carol 53. I29, I93 Hufzelman, Jim 42,236 Hyre, Bob 220 Ikirf. John I39, 236 IMBODEN, H. L., D.D.S. 288 INDIAN RIFFLE JR. HIGH 288 THE INN 280 INTRA SCHOOL COUNCIL 37 lsbel, Bob 220 Isble. C afhy 236 Isble. Jr., David I93 Isble. Michele I93 Isble. Mike I93 Irvin, C laudia 220 Irvin, Sfanley I58, I93 Irvin, Barf 236 Ivan. Chris 236 J Jacobs. Sue 220 Jackson, Cindy 70, 236 Jackson, Janell 40, 70 Jackson, Jim I93 Jackson. Kim 236 Jackson, Mrs. Nelda II2 Jackson, Tim 42. 63, 69. 236 Jackson. Mr. William 54, I22, 30 James, Becky I44. 2I2 James, Tim 237 Jamison, Befh II7 Jared, John 220 Jarreff, Mark 237 Jarreff, W. G. 255 Jarusiewic, Susan 220 Jarvis, Joy 237 Jarvis, Ramona 70, I93 Jarvis. Randy 220 Jarvis. Ray I54 2 Johnson, Amy I26. 237 Johnson. Cheryl A. 220 Johnson, Cindy I67, 237 Johnson, Dave 237 Johnson, Donna 237 Johnson, Sfeven I93 Johnson. Sfeve 237, I50 Johnson, Vickey 74. I93 Johnson, Vicki 69 JOHNSTON, WILBUR E. D.D.S. 288 Jolley, Debbie I6, I7. 20. 67, I93 Jones, Anna 220 Jones, Doffie I93 JONES GULF SERVICE 286 Jones. Kafhy 237 Jones, Mark 237 Jones, Michael II7, 237 Jordan, Bonnie I93 Jordan, Joeffa 220 Jordan, Tom I93 JOSTENS 260 Judd, Mr. Harold I20 Judis, Donald 43. I93 Julian, Ron 69,237 Juniper, Mrs. Margery I I8 K Kagay, Pamela 36, 67, I73 Kahle. Jean 40 Kahle. Norb 220 Kallas. Kapp. Rob I3, I27. I93 Sue I67. 238 Karns, Jim 25, II7, 150,238 Karras, Dina I93 Kafh, Susan 36. 40, 42. l45. 238 Kaylor, Janef 44, 45, 75. I93 Kaylor. Linda 238 Keener, Lori I I7. 238 Keller. Kelley, Kelley. Clifford 238 Denise 238 Michael I I7, 238 Kelly. Jim I49, 238 Kempfon, Kevin 220 KENCO PRINTING 252 Kennedy, Jerry 238 Kennedy. Mike 220 Kenny, Dan 74, I93 Kenny. Kafhryn 220 Kenney, Teresa 238 Kenrick. Frances I93 Kercher, Chris I93 Kerekesh. Nikki I45. I67. 238 Kerkvilef. Dale 38, I46, I93 Kerr. Jeff 238 Kerr, Jennifer 238 Kesig. Dave I49, 69. 238 Kessel, Kennefh I94 Kesfer. Paul 60. I I7, I50, 220 Kesfer. Richard I94 KETTERING CHIROPRACTIC CENTER 288 KETTERING CLASSROOM TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 288 KETTERING FEDERATION OF TEACHERS 288 K. O. ACCOUNTING 259 K-O TIMES 27I KETTERING PRECISION MFG. Jayson, Miss Paf I08, I26. I73, l75 JCOWA 4l Jenkins, Mark 220 Jenkins, Paffie 220 Jennings, Claire II7, 237 Jensen, Keifh 220 Jenson. Larry l30, 237 CO., INC. 287 KETTERING TV 287 Keyer, Debra I94 Keyser, Cynfhia I94 Kho, Dennis 238 Kiehne. Fred 220 Kilby, James 74, I94 Kimberly, Kenf I94 Kimberly, Kirk I94 Kindelin, Mark I39, 238 King, Arlene 34, I94 King, Claudia 38, I06, II7, I94 King, John 238 King, Penny 70,239 King, Rodney 239 King, Sally 220 KING, MAYERSON. AND STUMP. D.D.S. 288 Kingham, Perry 239 Kinnison, James 220 Kinsey, Susan 70, 239 Kirby. Ellen I94 Kirby, Kafe II2 Kiser, Kafhy 239 Klein, Gayle 70, IDB, 239 Klenk, Ron 36. I39, 239 Klifch, David I62, I94 Kludy. Mr. David II8 Knapke, Connie I94 Knobel, Lauren 239 Knox, Sue 75. I94 Kochendorfer, Greg 69, I54, 239 Koepnick. James 220 Koepnick. Joe 239 Kohl, Jim I94 Kohl, Tim IOI. 220 Kohn. Elizabefh 70. 239 Koogler, Karen II7. I94 Koogler, Mark 88, I39. I94 Koonfs, John I6, I I4 Koshoffer, Miss Susan I23 Kofschwar, Paula 35, 42, 67, 220 Koubek. Clare 239 Koubek, Sandy 57, 2l9. 220 Koubek, Sheryl 2l9, 220 Koubek, Sara 2l9, 220 Kouns, Anifa 43, I I7, 239 Koverman, Jeanne 76, 77, I94, 208 Koverman, John I94. 2l I Kramer, Joseph I94 Kramer. Teresa 24, 36. 2I2 Kramer. Willam I2 Kramer, Mr. William 63. ll8 KREAMER'S PARTY SUPPLY 287 Krifzer, Jim 60. 77, I39, I54, I58, I94 Krohn, Brenda 35. 36. I44. I45, I67 Kronson. Paul II7, 220 Krumbholz, Karl 38. 39, I50, l5l, I53, I92. I94 Kuehn, Paffy 35, I94, 207, 67 Kunfz, Ed 239 Kiernan, Barb Kurz. Jo Ann I7, 35. 38. 76, I67. I70, I75. I88, I94 Kurz. Mary 6I, I66. I67, I70, I75. 220 Kwesf. John 220 Kwesf. Tom 38, I39, I46, I95 L Laberman, Jeanerfe 239 Laberman, Sandra 74, I95 LaBOUTIQUE COIFFURES 287 Lackey. Daniel 22l Lamb, Paf 74. I95 LAMB, RENO, 8: ROSE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 257 Lamberf, Larry I95 Landis. Cafhy 67, 22l Landis, Robert 36, 38. I39, 140, I6I, I95 Lane, Jeff 239 Lang, Debbie 239 Lange, Jeff 22l Langford, Carolyn 22l Langford, Diane I95 Langlef, Mark 239 Larch, Sara 40, I70, 22l LATIN CLUB 49 Lafsko, Susan 40, 4l, 43, 7l. 22l Laughrey, John I54, I39, I54, 239 Laughfer, Linda II6 Laufar, Jeff I39, 239 Lavery, Jane 239 Laycox, Kafhy I95 Leab, Chris 35. I I7, 239 Leach, Keifh I54, 226, 239 Leamer. William 239 LEARY, JAMES F., M.D. 288 LANEVE, SAMUEL A.. M.D. 288 Leary, Joan I I7 Lechner. Anifa I75. 22l Lechner. Greg I95 LeCompfe, Michelle 40, 22l Leef, Jack 22l Lehman. Rod l95 Lehman, Susan 239, Lehman, Thomas J. 72, 79, I I7, I95 Leis. Cheryl Leising, Janer 22l Lemons, Mrs. Marilyn I22 Leonard. Belinda 239 Leonard, Roy 6l. I54. I57, I95 Leonard, Sherri 40, 69 Lever. Karhy 239 Lew, Befhel 239 Lewis, Roberi 289 Lewis, Grel I49 Lieser, Mary 37, 38. 64. 65, II7, l95 Lilly, Carhie 43, II7, I96, 207 Linder, Mrs. Codye I I9 Link, Tom 239 Lion, Deborah 36. 67. 239 Liifle, Charlene I96 Livesay, Karl-iy I77, 239 Livingsfon, Gary I37 Locker. David 46, I96 Logan, Bill 22I LOGAN STUDIO 277 Loges. Dan 75, I96 Loges. Mary Ann 22I Long. Cheryl I9b Long. Chris 239 Long, Doyle 238 Long, Greg 22. 23, 43, 84. 22I, 224 Long. Harold 6I. I39, I60. 22I Long. Susan 22I Longo, Sue 22l Looper, Karen I96 Lori, Michael 62 Longhran. Judy 22l Loughridge. Vicki 22l Lovas, William I96 Loveless, Rick 22I Lowry, Julianna I96 Lucas, Mr. John I I0 Lucas, Mark 43, I39. I54, 22I Lucas, Roberfa I96 Lucas. Sco++ 84, I54, I96 Luce, Dan 95. I96 Ludwig, Linda 69 Luiz. Gayle 22I Lykins, Sieve I96 Lynch, Sreven 22I Lynn, Mide I39, 239 Lynn, Sieve 22I Lyons, Terry 222 Mc McAfee, Kuri 38, I36, I97 McAfee, Mrs. Parricia II2 McBrO0m, Gail I7, 20. 2I. 35, 36. 38, I45, I66. I67, I97 McCann. John I97 McCarfhy. Peggie 222 McCarfy, Mary 40 McCar+y. Peggy 240 McClain, Barb 35, 240 McClanahan, Daniel I39, 222 McCIanahan, Tim I97 McCIaughIin. Bill 44. 45 McCIuskey. Kevin I I7, 240 MCCLUSKEY, WALT 264 McCormick, John I49, I39, 240 McCormick, Mike 36. II7. I39, 240 McCoy. Carol 240 McCoy, Connie I97 McCoy, Pam 43, I73 McCoy, Sieve 69, 222 McCrabb, Cassandra 40. 222 McCracken. Mr. Terrell 75. I22 McCrary, Kafhy 240 McCready. Paul 69. I I7, I97 McCreighr. Susan 70, 240 McCurry, Sreve 240 McCu+cheon, Darrell 74. I97 McDowell. Sieve I97 McFadden, Sharon 222 McFarland, Dawn 70, 222 McFarland, Jami 240 McGirr, Rhaiera 222 McGovern, Chris 240 McGrew, Gary 222 McGuire. Jim 222 Mclnfosh, Bill I97 Mclnrosh. Kim I97 McKenzie. Gwendolyn I97 McKinney, John 222 McKinney. Pai 57, 240 McKinnon. Dennis I97 McKinnon, Jeanne I97 McKinnon, Michael 222 McKnighI. Mr. E. J. I6, II6. I39, I54 McLaughlin, Kalhy I98 McLaughlin. Mike 222 McLin, Tom 240 McMichael. Diana 40,222 McMillan, Virginia 222 McNamara, Peggy 240 McPhiIIen, Ammon 240 McVey. Mr. Larry 60, I26, I3I. I39 I54. I57 M Macaulay, Cyndy I67, 239 Machus. Debbie 36, 67, I73, 239. 277 MacLeod. Brian 239 Madden, James 238 Maddux. Donna 43, 222 Maddux. Janer I I2 Madigan, Sieve 239 Magill, James 222 Magness. Mrs, Charlene I I7 Mainous. Lisa 239 Malchow. Barbara 70, 222 Malchow, Mary I97 Malesko, Siephanie 239 Malesko, Sieve I54. 222 Malogorski. Ceci I97 Malogorski, Richard 69. 239 Malone. Mike I39, I97 Mann, Lee 222 Manning, Dennis 239 Manning, Richard 222 Manson. Shane 69, 239 MARATHON 287 Marcum, Paul I I7, 2I4, 222 Mardis. Becky 240 Marker, Mark I97 Marksberry, Denise 43, 70, 84. 222 Marksberry. Diane I9, 42, 43 I06, I I7, I3I, I97, 28I Mariah, Cryslal 240 Marshall, Sandra 40. 69, 222 Marlin, Debbie 69, 222 Marlin, Denise 240 Marlin, Jackie 222 Marlin, Keirh I97 Marfin, Terry 240 Marlin, Timothy 240 Marlin, William 43. 69, 222 Mason, Dan 222 Mason, Jim 35. 37. I97 Masfers. Janis 87. 240 MATH 44 Mafheson, Eileen 240 Mafhews, Kris 222 Mafre, Greg I97 Mafrhei. Carolyn 67, I80, I97 Maffhews, Dave 37, 38, 60. 6I, 62, II7, I39, I42. I6I, I97. 283 Marfhews, Margaref 70. 222 Maffhews. Vicki I97 May Sue 36. I44, I67, 222 Mayl. Kevin 222 Mazzone. Teri 222 Mears. Jeannie 222 Mecksfroih. Carol 69. 240 Mecksfrofh, John 6, 38, 6l. 68, 69, I62. I98 MECKSTROTH-REGER 254 Meeker, Craig 42.43, I87, I98 Mehl, Lila I I2, 28I Melnick, Denise 240 Mendenhall, Susan 222 Menfe. Phillip 44,222 MERRILL'S MEATS, 287 Meicall. Rhonda 53, 240 Mefz, Barbara 222 Sophomores Jim Kelly, Bob Charlfon. and Mark Schmid play chess in The co-op sludyhall. Meizler, Michael 222, 240 Meizler, Roberl 20, I38, I39, I58, I59. I98 Meyer. Bob 74 MEYER 8: BOEHMER FUNERAL HOME 287 Meyer. Judy 74, I98 Meyer, Karen 67, I I7, I73, I74, I98, 283 Meyer, Pai I7O, I74, 222 Meyer, Sieve l54. l56, 240 Meyers, John 77, I I5, I98 Michael, Jerry 240 MIKE'S SUPER IOO. 26I Millar, Craig 222 Millar, Kevin 87, 240 Miller. Cheri I70, I74, I77, 222 Miller. Mr. Ellis 8I, 89 Miller, Eric 94, I98 Miller, Judy 240 Miller, Kevin I49 Miller, Kim l70, 240 Miller. Pam 67, I98 Miller, Theodore 240 Miner, Befh 38, 40, I75, I76. I98. 304 Minniear, Karen I98 Minnish. Roberi 240 Minnish, Slephanie I98 Minnix, Pamela 69. I07, 222 Minnix, Rosina 38, 69. I98 Minzy. Miss Carol I I6 MR. STEAK 268 Mifchell, Davina I96. I98 Mifchell, Sieve I98 Miyahara, Leland 240 Mobley, Doug II7. I98 Mogus, Mr. Marihew 42 Molz. Ken I46. 222 Mornmsen, Karen 240 Mondol, Margery I98 Monnig, Donna 36. I98, 304 Monnig. Paul 222 Monfuro. Mr, Frank II7 Moody. George 240 DRS. MOODY 8: JANNING 288 Moore, Chris 222 Moore, Donna I98 Moore. John 35, 43, 60, 6l. I39, I44, I58, I98 Moore, Judy 222 Moore, Parfie 222 Moorman, Pam 222 Moorman, Theresa 36, I67, I73 Moors. Karen I98 Morgan. Jody 70, 240 Morgan. Marilee I98 Morgan, Melodee 223 Morgan, Sharon 43 Morris, Vicki 70 Morrisey, Bill 223 Morrisey, Ed 223 Morrow, Jell 223 Morfer, Amy 2I. 24, I I7, 240 Moser. Jim 223 Moshos, Daniel 57, 223 Moshos, Randy 49, 69, I98 Mouniioy, Sieve II7, 2I4, 223 Moyer, Ronald I98 Mueller, Barb 5, I45, I67. 223 Mugge. Bill l50 Muhleman, Dave I99 Mullen, Sue 223 Mullins, Kimberly 240 Mullins, Sandi 95, 240 Muncy, Darrell 286 Murphy. Jim l6O, I6I, I99 MURPHY, JOHN JR. D.O. 288 Murphy, Kevin 223 Murphy, Tim 223 Musfaine. Susan 58. II6 MUTUAL REALITY 287 MUTUAL OF OMAHA 272 Myers, Connie I99 N Nagel, Karen 36. 38, 69, I99 Nagel, James 69. 240 DRS. NANGLE. BUHR. 8: MILLER 289 Napier, Wayne 96, I99 NEAL. HAROLD INSURANCE 287 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 39 39 Nay, Gary 240 Needles, Kurf I39, I54. 240 Nell. Bruce 24I Neiman, Clay 6l, I39, I99 Neiman. Sieve I33, I39, 24I Newcomb, Julia 69, 43. 223 Newcomb. Roberr I99 Newhouse, Carol 223 Newman. Joycce 70, 24I N.F.L. 42, 43 Nichols, Jana 223 Nichols. Rick I99 NICKELODEON 258 Nixon, Tim 24I Noel, Rosie 40, I I I, I84, I99 Noerr, Rick 223 Noggle. Dawn 223 NOGLE, TIMOTHY I. DDS 289 Nolan. Mr. Charles, Principal IIO, I I I, 302 Nordyke. Kerry I33, 224 NORMA NOBLE SCHOOL OF DANCE 257 Norris, Craig 5. 60, 6I. II7. I32. I46, l6I. I99 Norris, Kafhleen 37. 38, 57, I2I, I99 Norris. Terry 75 Norrod. Larry 74, I99 NORTH UNIT 28I THE NOW YOU 259 Noxon. Rick 24I O OAKWOOD CLUB 272 O'Brian. Cecelia 70 O'Brien, James 224 O'Brien, John 69 OICDDHGII, Dan II7, 200 O'Connell, Caihy 24I O'DonnelI, Bill II7, 24I O'DonneIl. Par 60, 6I, I39, I58, 200 Oekmana, Pam 24I Oexmann, Sieven 200 OHIO BELL 272 O'Laughlin, John I39, I44, l50, 22I. 224 Oldiges, Nancy 240, 24I Oldiges, Sharon 224 Oliver. Bobbie 224 299 300 Omer, Kelby 24I ONE HOUR MARTINIZING 27l ORCHESTRA 7l Orr. Linda 200 Orlman, Tim l54, 24I Osborn, Anne ll7. 24I Osman, Sam 69, 224 Oslerday, Bill 46, 224 Oslerday. Mark 200 Oslerday. Paul 224 O++. Gabby 87, 241 Olt Margol 200 Ollen, Dan 38, 65, I78. 200 Ollen. Mary Kay l45. I73, 24I Ollen. Sue l45. I67, 224 Overholser, Delores 6l, 70, 24l Overholser. Leonard 84, l58, l84, 200 Oxley, Linda 38, l80. 200 P Pachin. Bill 224 PACIFIC FINANCE LOANS 287 Page. Shelley 200 Palmer, Amy 224 Palmer, Charles 74, 200 Palmer. Susan ZOI Palumbo, Mr. Paul I20, I46 PANTS PEDDLER 275 PANTS UNLIMITED 27I PARENT PATRONS 292, 293, 294. 295 Parker, Johnalee 24I Parkhursl. Sleve l50. 24I Parsons, LeeAnn l80, l95, 20l Palesel. Jell l58, 20l Pallerson, Barb 74, 201 Pallerson, Debbie 224 Pallerson, Jell 69. IO7, 20l PATTERSON RESTAURANT 287 Pallerson, Rick 224 Pallerson, Sandy 24I Pallison, Tim 60, I39, 24I Pallon, Marlha 24l Paxson, Kevin 24I Payne. Elizabelh 24I Payne. Kalhi 70, 224, 24I Paylon. Kalhy 70, 24I Paylon. Mary 224 Pearson, Kim 69, 70, I70. 242 Pease, Linda 74, 20l Pecqueux, Jim 242 Pecqueux. Kalhleen 38, 20l PELLA SALES INC. 274 Pellelt Mr. Lee II6, 302 Pemberlon, Sheila I I7, 242 Pendell, Palricia 242 Pendell, Ron 20l Penner. Jay 2Ol Penquile. Glen 224 PEP BAND 282 PEP CLUB 64, 65 Perko, Kennelh 242 Perry, Burke 224 Pelers, Jan 40. 224 Pelers, Mrs. Linda l I8 PET 8: GARDEN CENTER 254 Pellil. Amy 38, 55. 74, IOS, 20l PFAFF. DR. PAUL N. D.D.S. Phibbs. Mike l49, 242 Phillips. Dennis 224 Phillips. Sleve 84, I I7, 2Ol PHOTOGRAPHY 46 Pickle, Judy 224 Pickle, Karen 40, I70. 224 Pierce. Joan 225 Pielranfonio. Mary 69. 242 Pigg, Dan 242 Pimenlel. Sue 40, 42,. 59, 225 Pinkerlon. David 242 Pinson. Paula 225 P. K. HOME SHOPPING 275 Plallen. Dave 38, 20l Pobsl, Donald 60, l54. 242 Podiak, Calhy 242 Podiak, Jim 224 Podick. Rob 36. 20l POELKING LANES 268 Poepel. Glenn 226. 238 Poeppelmeier, William 2OI Ponlis, Carol 224 Poore. Cheryl l45, I73, 242 Porler, Jim I39, 242 Porler, Jim I39, 242 Poslon, Karen Sue 242 Poleet Roger 2OI Powell, Bill II7, 20l Powell, Robin 20l Power. Mr. Charles 74, I24 Powers, Amy 225 Powers, Chrislopher I46. I47, 20l Pramer, Kalhy l8, 42, II7, l87, I96, 20l J. E. PRASS SCHOOL 289 Prall, Ann 242 Pralt Kim 70,225 Pressler, Barb 70. 242 Prewill, Donna 225 Price. Mrs. Margarel ll5 Priser, Mr. Dennis l I8 Prollil, Ronald 35. 50, I I7, Pugh, Diana 67, 242 Purdy, Deborah 20l Purdy, Ron 69. 225 Purdy, Sherry 242 Pursley, Chrislina 242 Puslal. Barbara 40. 20l Puslal, John 242 118, 201 O Ouarin. Ann 242 Ouick, Tony 38, 56, 6I, l6l, I78, 20l R RADIO 46 Rallel, Susan 70, l07, 242 Ragan, Debbie 225 Raine, Jell 69, 242 Raines, Jell 25, I49. 225 Rainwaler. James 242 Rakar, John 60, I49, 242 Rammel, Peler 225 Randall, Craig 242 Randolph, Paul 20l Rasmussen. Kalhy 38, 42, 43, 202 Rasor, Evelyn 202 Ralerman. Paul IO6, II7, 202 Rausch. Miss Barbara I26, I67, I74, 302 Rawlins, Nancy 242 RAY'S FLORIST 287 REAGAN. E. J. MD.: RUFFNER, J. D., M.D.: ZANOWICK, RUSSELL S.. M.D. 289 Real, Cheryl 70, 225 Redick. Joe 225 Reed. David 60, 6I, I39, l6l, 202 Reed, Debora 53. 242 Reed, Mr. Donald I27 Reeder, Tom 69, 202 Reel, Susan 242 Reese, Calhy 70, 242 Reese, Greg 225 Reese, Kim 242 Reibert Dennis 44. 225 Reid, Jack 202 Reid, Ron 242 Reidenloach, Beverly 242 Reinhardt Kalhy 35, 6l, 242 Remson, Warren I I7, 242 Replogle, Gail 70, 225 Rewscher, Scoll 242 Reynaud, Paul 202 Reynolds, Sleve 2l7. 225 RHODEN PAINTING CO. 270 Rhodan, Karen 38, l00, 202 Rhodes, Nancy II7, 242 Rice. Kalhy 225 Rich, Connie 35, 38, 202 Rich. Julia 5, 35, I44, l45, 225 Richardson, Dawna 69, 70. 242 Richardson, DeeDee 75. 202 Richardson, Robyn 242 Richardson, Shirley l I2 Richey, Kim 67, II7, 242 Richley, Doug II6, I44, l50, 2l4, 22l, 225 Rickerl. Jell 225 Rickey, Angela 242 Riddell, Cheryl 202 Riddell, Melissa 36.43, 242 Riddle. Polly 225 RIDING 58 Rieden Rile. D Rile, R bo, Dianne 225 ebbie 202, 2I0 ichard 242 Rigdon, Mike 202, 225 Riggle, Riggle. Riggle. RIKE'S Mr. Lesler I24, I25 Pam 70, I70. 225 Paul 60, I39, l50, 225 KETTERING BARBER SERVICE 287 Riley. Robert 76, I I6 Riley, Mrs, Sondra l22, I23 Riley, Sue 242 Riley, Sue 202 Riley, Tim 35, 230, 242 Rinaldi, Jerry 38. 6l, I62, 202 Rininger. Sue 225 Rish, Mike 69, 225 Rilchey, Palli 57, 69, I73, I77, 202 Rillenhouse. Joy 242 Rifler. Florence 242 Robbins. Ed 36, 38, I46. l48, 202 Roberson, Bill 243 Roberls Mr. Glenn II2. II3 Roberls, Janelle 202 Roberls, Janelle 202 Roberls, Rob 36, l50, 243 Roberls, Sleve 60, 6l, 77, I37, l58 Roberls. Jed 243 Roberlson, Luray 225 ROBINETT SHELL SERVICE 287 Robinson, Barbara 70, 225 Robinson, Doug 75, 202 Robinson, Jim l50. 225 Robinson. Palricia 243 Roderer, Cari 4, 225 RODE RER. JOHN SHOES 278 Rodgers, Donald 243 Roe, Malcolm 74 Roeckner, Pam 202 Rodgers, Connie 202 ROLLANDIA GOLF COURSE 287 ROLLING FIELDS INT. 289 Rool. Root Rose. Rose, Donald E, l54, 243 James 225 Gregory 38, 42, 202 Michael 37, 38, I78. 202 Ross, Cynlhia J. 67, I I7, 225 Ross, Doanld 42, 225 Ross. Richard l62. 225 Rossel, Kim 70, 243 Rossel, Ron 203 ROTH REALTY-MICHAEL V. FERRARO 287 Rolhh ammer, Larry IO6 Rolller, Granl 69. 243 Rolller. Gregg 203 Roudebush, Ron 203 Roush. Mr. Chesler IO, IIO ROUTSONG FUNERAL HOME 274 Rowland, Renee I99, 203 Ruben, Dennis 225 Ruben. Howard 96,203 Ruble, Roger l58, l59. 203 Ruden, William 243 Ruia, Ruia. Jim I39, 243 John l9, 43, II7, 203 Runyan, Debbie 64, 225 Rush, Scoll I I7, I50, 243 RUSSELL. JEMIMA 258 Rulledge, Mark l50, l52, 203 Ryan, Kalhy 243 Ryan, Tim 84. I84, 203 Ryan, Tom 225 Ryberg, Leslie 225 S Sailer, Mrs. Margie I24, I25 Saliwanchik, Alan 62,225 Sammons, Gary 69, 225 Sampson, Shelby 225 Sanders, Don 203 Sanders, Jell 243 Sanlel, Kalhy 243 Sanlel, Rick 225 Sanla, Debbie 243 Sargent Scoll 6l, 84, I37, l58, 203 Scaglione, Paul I49. 225 Scarborough. Kevin I43, 203 Scarpelli. Slephen 34, 60, 6I, I39, l54, l5B, 225 Schaler. Herb 60, l07, I39, l60, l6l, 204 Schaler, Kim 36, 96, l45. I67, I73, 243 Schaler, Vicki 20, I44, I67, I74, 225 Schamp, Craig 243 Scherbauer, Polly 243 Schick. George 244 Schide, Tara 38, 84, l29, IBS, 204 SCHLIENT1 8: MOORE FUNERAL HOME 287 Schrnalslig, Carla l70, 225 Schmalslig, Charles 76, 77, 204 Schmid, Mark 244 Schmid, Raphael 204 Schmidt Mr. Douglas II9, l39 Schmidt John 20, 60, 6l, I39, l58, 204, 208 Schmidt Mary 67, 226 Schmidt Susan 67, 226, 277 Schneemann, Gail 204 Schneider, Mark 244 Schneider, Richard 226 Schoenung, David 244 Schoenung. Karla 204 Schreck, Ken II7, 226, 307 Schroeder, Rob 226 SCHUIER FLORISTS 287 Schullz, Barry 20, 2 I, 60, 6l, I I7, I39, 204, 283 Schullz, Rob 244 Schum, Dan I I7, 244 Schumann, Dave I39, 244 Schumann, Diana 204 Schwab, Sleven 244 Schwarch, Lundy 204 Schwarzkopl, Bruce 69, 204 Schweickarl, Gary 204 Schweickart Susan 69, 244 Schweller, Kalhleen 36, 226 Schweller, Michael 43, l87. 205 SCHWELLER, WILLIAM C. DDS 289 Scoll, Jell 205 Scoll. Slephen 38. 6l, II7, I62. 205 Segerson. Barbara 40, 43, l75. 226 Seigel. Fred 226 Seippel. Lynn 226 Semneles, Leigh I I7, 244 Sensel. Lois 244 Sexlon, Mr. Tom I26, l50 Seymour, Pally 244 Shackellord, Jim 226 Shadions, Janel 205 Shaler, Mr, Earl II8, l50 Shaller, Ron 36, 60, l60, 226 Sharp, Greg 244 Sharp, Jon 226 Sharp, Tim I6O, 226 Sharpe. Avis 244 Sharrell. William I9, 38, 4l. I44, 205 Shawhen, Cindy 70, 244 Shell, Belly 244 Shell. Donna 205 Shellenbarger. Mr. George l I4 Shelton, Denise 69. 244 SHEPHERD, BILLY R.. C.C.R. INS. 287 Shepherd, Pamela 2l, 67, l95, 205 SHERRIFF, STANLEY D., D.D.S. 289 Sherrow. Belly l3l. 205, 282 Sherwood, Kalhy 23, 34, 35.42, 67, 226 Shidaker, Tom 226 Shields, Doug 244 Shields, Susan 226 Shilling, Sharon 69, 244 Shipley, Jim I39, l54, 244 Shipley. Sleve l3B, I39, I4O, 205 Shivadecker, Malynda 226 Shively, Sleve l06. 2l9, 244. 3l0, 3 I 2, 3 I6 Shoemaker, Brian 42 Shoop, Mr. Charles l22 Shumard, Kalhryn I I7, 244 Shumard, Rick 205 Shulls. Corrine 244 Siekierka, Vickie 75, l05, 205 Siegle, Fred 69 Sieron, Monica 32, 48. 205 Silver, Dale 205 Silver, Julia 205 Simila, Kalhy 205 Simila, Kay 244 SIMPKINS DELLIS INSURANCE AGENCY 262 Simpson, Richard l02 Sine. Sue 246 SKI 59 Skidmore, Bill I49. 246 Skidmore, Karen 246 Skillman, Gil 38, 42, 43, IB7, 205 Slonaker, Terry 205 Slusny, Mike 246 SMALES PRETIELS 287 Smallwood. Guy 246 1 Sleve Wieser puls all .his ellorl inlo playing lor lhe Pep Band. I Smallwood, John 205 3 Smari. Gary 246 Smarf, Linda 235, 246 Ismail., Bobbi 67, 70. 75,227 I Smifh, Brian 227 Smifh, Greg 246 Smifh, John 69, IS8, 227 Srnifh, Julie I44. 227 Smifh, Kalhy 38. 67, 205 iSmifh, Kim 3S, 246 Smifh, Larry 227 Smifh, Lisa 246 Smifh, Paul II7, 246 Smifh, Roberi 205 X Smifh. Sieve ISO, 205 Smifh. Teresa 246 Smifh. Tonia 227 Smifh, Viclor I2, 246 Smifh, Wendy 227 Snavely, Charles 38. 42. I39, I46, 204, 205 Snead, Mark 205 Snell, Allen 227 SNELLING 8: SNELLING 287 Snyder. Barry 60, 6I, 227 SNYDER, DR. DENNIS O. 289 Snyder. John I62, 227 Snyder. Sieve 69, I37, 227 Sommer, Cindy 246 SOUTH UNIT 281 Sowell, Ronny 7l, 246 Spade, Patricia 246 Spangler, Linda 4l. 205 SPANISH 48 Spannufh, Lora 246 Speck, Janie 69, 227. 275 Speck, Jim 94, ISO, 246 Speck, John I0, ISO. ISI, 206 Spifler, Garry 74, IOS, 206 Spiler, Kevin 206 Sprouse, Cindy 69, 246 Sprouse, Jeffrey 69, 206 Spurlock, Debbie 206 Sfachowski. Chris 57. I I8, 277 Sfaddon. Melanie 38, S7. 206 Sraley, Melinda 246 Sfaley, Mike 246 Sfaley, Roberf 6l, I37, 246 Sfahl, Mark 227 Sfanaford, Terri 227 Sfenze, Bob 227 Sfaplefon. Jim 227 Sfark, Maryann 23, 42. 224. 227 Sfarnes, Dick 227 Sfalon. Mr. Garland IIS Slecker, Barb 246 Sfefan, Linda 33, 76. 227 Sfeffen. Mary 227 Sfeffes, Jane 246 Sfeffes, Pefer 206 Sleffins. Linda 77 Sfefger. Amanda 206 Sfein, David M, 206 Sfeinbarger. Mark 6I, I54, ISS, 227 Sfeinkamp, Rhonda I45, 246 STEMPER. C. N. FOOD PRODUCTS CO. 287 STENGER'S FORD 276 Sfewarf, Bill 7S, 206 Slewari, Brenda 246 Sfewari, Terri 246 Slillwell, Karyn 206 Sfilwell, Frank 246 Sfock, Dave I62, 227 Sfoehr, Annefle I I7, 246 Sfoehr, Sieve 227 Sfoff, Daniel 44, 227 Sfacy, Judy 227 Sfouder, Cindy 206 Sfouder, Sue 227 Sfovall, Chris 277 Sfovall, Debi I8, I9, 42, 43, 76, 206, 277 ' Sfrack. Pele 246 Srrack, Phil I2, 246 Sfrain, Mike 69. 246 Slrausbaugh, Debby 43. 246 Sfrausbaugh, James 74, 206 Sfrausbaugh, Randy 227 Sfraufz, Dwighf 206 Sfreich. Mr. Al I6, l2l. I49, 208 Sirine, April 70, 246 Sfringfield, Sandra 246 Sfrome, Jane 206 Sfrohminger, Michael 69, II7, 206 Sfrouse, Judifh 38. 89. 206 SI'ubbS. Kim II7, 246 Sfubbs, Mr. William I I3 Sfuckey. Mark 60, 6l, I39, I46, I63. 227 Sludabaker. Anne 40. 246 Sfudabaker, Bill 69, 206 STUDENT ASSISTANTS l28, I29, I3O, l3I, I32. I33 STUDENT COUNCIL 34, 35, 280 Slull, Linda I76, 227 Slump, Terry 8, 37. 38, l00, II7. 206 Sfufrud, Bob I49, 246 Slulrud. Donna 42, 70, II7, I67, 206 Sfurz, John 227 Suckfield, Carol 206 Sudheimer, Mrs, Barbara I I7, 302 SUGARCREEK SKI HILLS 287 Suhr, Curfis ISO, 206 Suiler. Lawanda 207 Sullivan, Greg 227 Sullivan. Tom 60, I39, IS4. 246 Sumner. Jeannie 227 Sundermeyer, Sherree I7, 20, 35, 38.42, IBO, I88, 207 SURF AND TURF 254 Surover, James I39, 246 Sufherland. Debbie 70, l30. 227 Suffer, Dan 227 Swango, Karen 207 Swisher, Dale 70 Swisshelm. Mike 246 Swifzer, Mike I l0, 227, 3I I, 3I2 Swope, Sieve 43, 69, I6S. 246 T Tainlor, Jimmy 246 Tamaska, Terry 4, 6l, I39, I60, 227 Tangeman, Mark 227 Taranfino. Kim 67, IIS, 207, 208 Taulbee, Dave 246 Taulbee, James 227 Taulbee, Pamela 207 Taylor, Ann 246 Taylor, Caran 207 Taylor, Dave 246 Taylor, Lionel I2, 246 Taylor. Sieve 44. 69, 207 Terkoski. Mary 32, 37, 38, 48, 69, 207 TENNIS I63, I7S Thafcher. Dwiqhl 246 Thomas, David l06, I I7, 207 THOMAS AND GRUSHON INSURANCE CO. 287 Thomason, Randall 228 Thompson, Cheryl 69, 227 Thompson, David 207 Thompson, Jay 228 Thompson, Greg I06, 228 Thompson, Mr. James I2l Thompson, Lisa 247 Thornfon. Judi 74, 84, IBS, 207 Thress, Angela 247 Throm. Mary 228 Tillberry, Denise 67. I73, 228 Tinch, Fredia 228 Tinch, Teresa 247 Tipion, Debbie S. 3S, 43, 67, 86. I I7, 228 Tire, Mrs. Eudora II7 Tile, Mr. John II7, 304 Toberen, Thomas 38, 56, I63, 207 TOBIAS FUNERAL HOME 26I Toepfer, Brenda 37, 38, 54, II7, I45, 209 Toepfer, Cindy 64, 70, 247, 283 Tomashof, Mark 209 Tomashoi. Mindy I72, 228 Tomlin, Sue 228 TOP VALUE 253 Torka, Barb 69. 228 Torka, Judy 209 TRACK I58, IS9 Tracy. Chrisfy 223 Tracy, Morrison 247, IO6, II7 TRADIN' POST 262 Trainer, Diane 247 Traylor, Pa? 209 Tressler, Sieve 228 Treon, Debbie I67, 228 Treon, Maria 74, 98, I67, I73, I74, 209 Trimbach, Jim 209 True, Debra 209 Tucker, Bruce 228 Tunney, Dick 22, 69. 228 Turner, Tona 247 U Uldrich, Dennis 56,209 Uldrich. Ron 228 Ulery, Diane 70, 247 R. L. ULLMER Xu SON MEMORIAL CHAPEL 269 Underwood, Paffi 35. 67, I73, 228 Underwood. Roberl' 208, 209 UNVERFERTH, PAUL C., D.D.S. 289 V Vair, Mr. Jack I02, I24. I2S, 302 VALETERIA SERVICE CENTER 287 VanCamp, Leigh 209 Van de Grifr, Karen 39 Vanover, Mike 228 Vanfilburg, Cindy 70, 247 VARSITY F 60 Vasiliadis. Jani69, 209 Vaughf, Debra IIS. I74, 209 Vaughf, Denise 70, l3I, 228 Venelos. Mark I58, 209 Vesper. Debby 67, 228 Vesper. Mr. Charles l25 Vice, Tia 247 Vickers. Denise 247 Vickers, Diane 75, 209 VILLAGE BEAUTY SALON 287 VILLAGE PEDDLER, THE 277 Villarreal, Paul 40. I84, 209 VIRGALLITO, P. D. D.D.S. 289 Vifale, Jim 228 Vifale, Lynn 228 Vilale. Rick ISO, 247 Voelkl, Carla 97, 228 Vanderbrink, Phil 247 Von Gru enigen. Mrs. Joyce I22 W Waddell, Sherie 36, 228 Waggoner, Oliver A. I52, 229 Waggoner, Wayne 36, 229 Wagner, Dan 229 Wagner, Dan R. IS8. 209 Wagner. Mark 60, 6I, I39, I43. 229 Wagner, Michael 20. 60. 6l, I38, I39, l4O, I43, I46, l48. l83. I9I, 209 Wakefield, Debra 229 Wakeley, Cindy 229 Waldron. Fran 209 Walker. Walker. Kailiy 129, 209 kim sa, ii7, 245, 247 Walker, Michael 229 Wallace. Mrs, Sally I I4, 232 Wallingford, Craig 229 WALTERS, DRS. J. M. 8: HALL, C. H. M.D. 8: ASSOCIATES, INC. 289 Wallon, Kim 247 Warner, Susan 70. 229 Warning, Tim 247 Warden. Wafher. Brian 69, 247 Karen 36. 230, 247 Wafhen. Paf I46, I47, 2l4. 229 Wafkins, Gail 247 Webb, Brenda 209 Webb, Kim 229 Webb. Mary 3S, 70, I67, 247 Webb. Randy 247 Webber, Mark 69, 229 Weber. Carol 247 Weber, Richard 229 Websler, Meg 38, I70. I74, 209 Weglage. Pairicia 74, 209 Wegley, Denise 229 WEIDNER CONSTRUCTION 288 Weiler, Cindy 36, 70, 247 Weir, Debbie 70, l28. 209 Weir, Maura 70, 247 Weisenforlh, Daniel 248 Weiser, Sfeven 43. 69, 229, 300 Welch, Belinda 229 Welch, Gena 248 Welsh, Dana I67, 248 Wemmer, Mr, Jack 95. I26, I27 Weng, John 248 Werr, Sue I I7, 209 Wessel. William 229 Wesl, Rulh I33. 229 Wesfbeld, Kafhleen 229 Wesfein, Jeff 2lO Westfall, Greg 248 Wefz. Jackie 69 Wey. James 2l0 Wey. Mary I73, 229 Wheeler, Chrislopher 229 While, Barbara 42, IO3, 2I0 WHITENACK-GRAY INSURANCE, INC. 278 Whiiing. Greg 229 Whifley, David 229 Whifley, Susan 229 Whifley. William I9, 2IO Whilney. Paula II7. 248 Whifney. Scofl 2l0 Whiflier, Cyndi 20, 70. 97, 2l0 Whilfier, Skip 248 Whiffon, Jim 2l0 Wiecherf, Mark 229 Wiesemann, Terry II7. 2l2, 229 Wiggins, Pam 74. 2l0 C. L. WIKEL JEWELER'287 Wilburn. Heidi 229 Wilder. Dan I37. 229 Wilder. Deanna 88, 2I0 Wildman, Sally 248 Wilford, Greg I39, 2I0 Wilhelm, Joe I39, 248 Wilhoile, Lance I39, 248 Willelf, Ed I49, 248 Willelf, Sue 2l0 Willhoife, James 248 Williams, Gregg 2l0 Williams, Madonna 2lO Williams, Michele I8, 42, 210 Williams, Ray 248 Williams. Rosie 98. 2l0 Williams, Sandy 38, l00, 2l0 Williams, Sue 248 Williams, Mr. Ted I I9 Williamson. Karen 69 Williamson, Terry 229 Willis. Joey 2l0 Wilson. Jennifer 70. 248 Wilson. Kevin 229 Wilson, Kevin 229 Wilson, Leslie S4, 2l0 Woriman, Paul 2I I Wilson, Mark 248 Winchek, Andy IS8, 2I0 Winchek, Tim IS8 Winemiller. Roger I49, 248 Winkelblech, Craig 9, 2l0 Winkelman, Kim 70, 249 Wise. Gary I54, 2l0 Will, Dan 248 Wilf, Lana 229. 25l. 275 Wilzke, Carol 35, 243, 249 Wifzke, Diane IIS, 2I0 Wilzke, Karen 6I, I67, 230.243, 249 WOLF'S WELDING INC. 288 Wolfe, Harold I8 Wolfe, Sandra 74, 2l0 Wolfe, Sharyn II7. 249 Wolfe, Sieve 42, 60, 6l. I39, l4l, I43, 229 WOODMAN LANES 274 Woodyard. Roberf 25. I I7, 229 Woolf, Dana I39, IS4. 249 Woolf, Melissa 249 Wornsfaff, David 249 WRESTLING IS4. ISS, IS6, IS7 Wright, Greg 2I I Wrighl, Jeff I49, 249 Wrighl, Janie 229 Wright Julie 70, 249 WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY 257 Wycherley, Janef 249 Wycherley, Karen I67, l7O, I74, 2217 wysana, scan 229 x xaiiihas, Mafia 2:1 Y Yamano, Sfacy 35. 40, 249 Yaus. Chip 2I I Yeager, Barbara 2I I Yeager, Connie 229 Yike. Ed 60, 6l, I39, I6O Young, Chris 36, I39, I49, 249 Young, Connie 36. 42, 2l I Young, Julie 70, 249 Young, Randy 60. I63 Youngerman, Cindy 69, l70, 229 York, Ray 6l, I62, 2l I Yusko, Kafhyl69, 70. 249 Yusko, Pafricia 2l I Z Zaborowski, Phil 229 Zaharian, Dan 249 Zehring, Joan 37, 38. 40, 4l, 2l I Zimmer, Brad 249 Zimmerman, Heidi I73, 2l I Zink, Mr. James I24 ZIPE LABORATORIES 289 Zolman, David 229 Zwissler, Jane 7S, 98. 2l I Zwissler, Joseph 69, I49, 249 30 Righfz NFL presidenf Gil Skillman inspecls some of The many frophies which have been won fhis year by Nafional Forensic League members. TWENTY-EIGHT TEACHERS AND ADMINISTRATORS HAVE SERVED THROUGHOUT EAST'S FIRST TEN YEARS. Froni Row: Mr. Edsel Ashworfh, Mrs. Char' loffe Hill, Mrs. Barbara Sudheimer, Miss Nancy Benadum, Mrs. Leona G-riesf, Mrs. Arlene Akerman, Miss Barbara Rausch, Mr. William Jackson. Back Row: Mr. Charles Vesper, Mr. Kennefh Huffman, Mr. James Thompson, Mr. Lee Pellelf, Mr. Duane Fender, Mr. Charles Nolan, Mr. Harold Hall, Mr. Gordon Blackmore, Mr. Jim Ehler, Mr. Neal Charslce. Noi' Picfuredz Mr. Roberl Chapman. Mr. Arfhur Dunlap, Mrs. Madonna Goss, Mr. Alberl Harshbarger, Mr. Jaroslav Holesoyslcy. Mrs. Mariorie Juniper, Mr. William Kramer, Mrs. Codye Linder, Mr. Charles Power. Eost s first decode provides solid foundotion for future - . . --rr ' ft , .. s,., a . f r 74 Wx gi? 1. I fix . I ci ia is 5... xi f s, Y During its first ten years, Eairmont East set high standards in many areas. These areas included speech, music, sports, curriculum, and activities. Throughout its first decade, National Forensic League won many honors. ln l972 NFL won the Leading Chapter Award for excellence in programs. East's chapter was among the twenty- five leading scorers in the nation. East's music department offered a wide variety of choices to students. Band members participated in concerts, pep band, and marching. Throughout the decade the choral department and the orchestra produced several success- ful musicals. Sports at East improved steadily dur- ing the first ten years. ln the l972-73 season, East won first places in Western Ohio League competition in cross coun- try, football, and basketball. lvlany new programs were added to the curriculum during East's history. New classes and changes in old classes gave students opportunities to select according to their own personal inter- ests. Many students at East were involved in activities. Varied organizations and activities provided students with chances to pursue interests outside aca- demic areas. Left: ln Mr. Louis Gabbards sociology class, Margie lvlondel presents a tallc on lndia. Below Far Left: East's new Karate Club receives a dem- onstration. Below Left: ln the I972 musical Car- ouself' Julie, Judy Coffman, comforts Louise, Debbie Tipton. ADV! Folcon staff Edilor-in-chief . . Business manager .... .. Business slall . . . Aclivilies . . . Academics . . . Sporls .... Unclerclass .... Seniors . . . ...Debbie Guy ...Ellen Hullrnan .Calhy Hochwall' Fran Waldron Cyndi Whillier Grady Henderson Melissa Barr Vickie Buckner Jean Curley Gail McBroom Rosie Noel Pam Shepherd Kalhy Busch ...Donna Monnig Tim Drumm Debbie Jolley Sara Larch Mary Ann Slark Kalhy Walker Debbie Weir . . . .palli Rilchey Mary Beirise Tom Everman Lyn Goerlemiller Raul Villaral . . .Barb Hafner 7 Lori Ferraro Sara Koubek Renee Rowland Terri Breuer ....Belh Miner Linda Orr LeeAnn Parsons Joan Zehring Sludenl pholographers ....... Dave Whilley Advisor. . . Mark Oslerday .......John Tile . ybyy Acknowleclgmenls The l973 Falcon sralf would like lo exlend a special 'rhank you 'ro Mr. Terry Hirlzinger ol Taylor Publishing Com- pany lor his help and cooperalion. Also, many lhanks lo Joe Lopez, Ari' Fabian, Bill Clark, Pele Hess, Bob Logan, and Ken Logan of Logan's Slu- dios lor assislance in pholography. Upper Leff: Yearbook advisor: Mr. John Tile. Top: Seclion edilors: Donna Monnig, Barb Haf- ner, Belh Miner, Grady Henderson, Palli Rilchey. Upper Righlz Joe Lopez, pholographer. Above: Edilorz Debbie Guy. Righlz Business manager: Ellen Huffman. .46 by QQ sfsgsifd S319 - SX QV N Q, .WU gvxy ' Q O WJ 5