Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1975 volume:

FINDLAY HIGH SCHOOL TROJAN FINDLAY, OHIO 45840 : i TAKE OFF ... 4 CLIMB ... 56 mm SOARING ... 108 W§? DESCENT ... 144 wBH ffly Fj''.?!to' LANDING ... 212 Come, mighty bird of the sea. Let me fly with you. Wherever we want to go. All we have to do is soar. Our lives are our own We decide what we do. When the wind is with us And when it is not. Let me be like you Gentle and free, Knowing what I want And going after it. If you don't catch the fish first try You dive again. Let me be like that. Not accept defeat. Wherever I go Let me hold life Gentlv in my hands And treasure everv moment mM - Lori Hemmer _ = wE ? 7 I fc. i vll STUDENT COU] 'Yes. we've finally done it! We've got a bar in the Student Lounge! ! ! ! ! -- — t '■• ' ;•'- - Student Council: First Row: Terry Roether, Beth Hancock, Cheryl Finley, Ralph Berry, Leeanne Teatsorth, Nancy Whitacre, Bryon Willford, Cathy Klein, Ann Rinebolt, Monty Gillett. Second Row: Kent Elders, Judy Womell, Laura Wittenmyer, Carol Mauer, Sue Brandon, Kim Sonnett, Karen George, Tom Zellers, Marvin Haas, Tom Williams, Jenny Grindell, Brian Daniels. Third Row: Chip Games, Lea Wegenka, Roxie Cormany, Kent Babb, Dean Ringle, Joel Gallagher, Phil Chubb, Tom Leddy, Dave Litzenberg, Jim Brannigan, Mike Kelly, Max Pokrivchak, Not Pictured: Vicki Delacruz, Jeff Cooper, Sharon George, Karen George, JaneYoungpeter, Lori Case, Julie Sparrowe, Bonnie Quinland, Kim Creighton, Maureen Kilpatrick, Renee Jones, Patty Jones, Shelli Baker, John Campbell, Tom Tesnow, Dave Browne, Cindy Rader, Vonda Wantreese, Christy Combest, Melanie Kocher, Linda Etoll, Kurt Fenimore, Dan English, Karen Risser, Liz Murphy, Dave Elderbrock, Mary Lee, Janet Hahn, Melinda Turner, Bob Schuck, Andy Jazinski, Cathy Phipps, Edna Sanchez, Angie MacDonald, Scott Leach, Kim Kortyna, Nancy Grooms, Rich Chamblin, Gene Damon, Julie Cosiano, Jaci Courtney, Carol Morman, Scott Pyer, Holly Hipsher, Tom Kennedy, Amy Fredericks, Brian Daniels, Tim Goetz, Mike Blake, Kent Babb, Deb Riemer, John Courtney, Chris Greeno and Andy Powell. Amy Walsh gawks in surprise on skates LOOK, a streaker Student Council calls another meeting. IL SPEAKS OUT Student Council Officers: First Row: Cathy Klein, Leeanne Teatsorth, Nancy Whitacre. Second Row: Monty Gillett, Ralph Berry, Byron Wilford. I call this meeting to order! President Ralph Berry says, and thus the battle of rhetoric begins. Every other Thursday, the 65 members convened to realize the purpose of Student Council — to promote the general welfare of the students and school spirit, and foster better communications between students, faculty, and administration. Student Council's primary source of income is the concession stand operated during the football season. Some of the activities they carried out include: Free Form Education Day, the homecoming game, election, and parade, and other festivities. Whatever the activity, it was thoroughly discussed before it was put into action. Under the guidance of Miss Heskett, all involved not only accom- plished many beneficial projects, but, also, learned a great deal about the art of rhetoric and of parliamentarian procedure. I think I'm getting the hang of this, laughs Jane Haas. Togetherness makes Student Council a little more interesting. We have the ultimate solution Bill Kuhlman deducts. SUPER STATE CHAMPS The FHS Harriers hosted the Buckeye Conference meet at their home grounds, Hillcrest Golf Course, Findlay placed first. Mike Kelly: placed 94th in State with his best time of 10:25 and best two miles at 10:25. Happy Harry Yoxtheimer: ALL-OHIO, 3rd year letterman, 10th Brent Beams: ALL-OHIO, 3rd in State, his best time was 9:33, he gained 113 in State with a best time of 9:39. points in the season, and he only lost once. SWING EASY, HIT HARD WTjH Sit iwr lijjr y. . ■ jH(pPb - 4 ! - ■ ' m i%i • % i SB 'Hey Ted we're playing Golf not Baseball. Brad Ehrnschwender intensively concentrates on his putt. Ray Van Gunten was one of the outstanding sophomores. --,';.. '' Senior member, John Zitkovic, wedges his shot out of the bunker. SEASON'S RECORD (BEST FOUR) OPPONENTS Lima Bath Bowling Green Oregon Clay Kenton Lima Shawnee Fostoria Marion Sandusky Fremont Lima Shawnee Fostoria Lima Bath Delphos St. Johns Toledo Whitmer Fremont Lima Senior -J Tiffin Columbian Buckeye Conference Sectional District State FINDLAY 321 . . 310 318 329 383 351 347 361 377 335 174 368 314 337 358 349 192 178 293 293 323 325 313 316 326 327 158 321 307 307 311 325 151 156 3rd 3rd 2nd 3rd Green Fairways and perfect weather went hand and hand for the FHS Golfers. With Coach Dave Bowden at their side, the TROJANS captured the Buckeye Conference title, placed third in sectionals, runners up in districts, and went on to grasp a third in the state tournament. This was the TROJANS best finish in ever in a state tournament. 10 Ted Moore, was voted MOST VALUABLE, in addition to BC medalist honors along with John Zitkovic, Tom Flavell, Bob Laughlin, and Ray Van Gunten. John Zitkovi c was the only three year letterman. Second year lettermen were: Tom Flavell, Bob Laughlin, Barry Kimbrough, first year letterman were: Ted Moore, Ray Van Gunten, Eric Senour, and certificates of part- icipation were awarded to John McCormick, Brad Ben- ford, Steve Dillon, and Kevin Eaves. ;, ,GOLF FGolJ,.- . . woods and irons . . . smooth swinging . . . good form . . . left 1 ri$ht-hand grip . teeing off . . . the waggle . . . action on the rse . . . smooth takeaway, finishing the backswing then the down- ; swing, impact and the follow through . . . meeting the ball . . . heading down the fairway . . driving . fairway woods . . sand sand shots . . . pitching and chipping hook, slice, |BKig, timimg s lining up the putt . . into the cup. U ! 1 1 i I ! | mm 11 HEEL TOE, HEEL TOE The 1974-75 Findley High School Band and majorettes this season turned out many well put together performances. The majorettes put on performances in which if some people were music lovers they ask for an encore. Cindy Althaus helped add to the excitement and enjoyment as she was feature majorette. Not all people have that much coordi- nation. It takes a lot of work and they have to put much effort into it. These guys were determined and in the summer heat when we were swimming or enjoying the sun they were sweating their hearts out to make the people happy. If some of us live close to the school we can hear the windows shake from all that vibration of them tubas, horns, etc. They may get frustrated and angry when Mr. Koncik makes them do things for the 1000 and 1 time. But they stuck with things and worked hard at making the band a good one. Oh they probably had their bad moments. A few sour notes and all but they just kept on going like there was not even a mistake made but Mr. Kondik heard them. The band marched in parades, had a peanut sale to earn money for their own personal uses, and put on performances at the football games. But as the year went on you didn't hear to much of them because right now they're in hibernation for the coming year. You never know they may turn out a better year next year. Showing her music talent playing the flute is Deb Schultz. Ill pretend I didn't see that, replies the director of band Mr. Kondik. 'Put your money where your mouth is. says Kim Peters. 12 'Do you think they saw me do that? , smiles Vicki Ice. Selling peanuts for the peanut sale is Christy Combest and Deb Janosik. 13 Row One: M. Sterner, M. Peiffer, J. Viel- haber, co-captain, J. Bury, D. Beach, co-cap- tain, T. Brown, M. Benjamin, B. Baron, D. Schey, J. Hamilton, Row Two: S. Duncan, co-captain, D. Racette, T. Hill, R. Anast, D. Holtgraven, J. Schramm, co-captain, K. Size- more, M. Theis, R. Adams, T. Bryant, T. Trutt, Row Three: M. Haas, D. Wymer, J. Cooper, G. Roeble, S. Sutherin, G. Cope, R. Scasny, K. Woodruff, T. Mylott, G. Burton, B. Moet, T. Bell, Row Four: J. Campbell, D. Crawford, P. Street, D. MacDonald, J. Schrober, J. Colvin, T. Tesnow, C. Cook, M. Felgar, S. Brim, M. Wonus, Row Five: R. Huff, D. Schmidt, T. Jones, E. Beltz, D. Burton, C. Core, B. Lambert, D. Wilson, M. Gillett, Jr. Saldana, B. Cook, D. Kurtz, Row Six: B. Wolfe, J. Smith, D. Wyner, S. Ijames, C. Weber, P. Lyon, Coach N. Mezacapa, Coach M. Slough, Coach J. Kaylao, Coach F. De- French, Coach B. Wilezynski, Coach M. Von- Stein, Coach D. Boyer, Coach T. Heater, Head Coach B. Jones. Varsity Seasons Record OPPONENTS FINDLAY Columbus Central 0 2 rfe3 Cincinnati Moeler ■ EJ'.x.JaP Toledo Whitmer 6 25 Sandusky 6 14 Marion Harding 6 W.A 28 Lorain Senior 6 v ? Mansfield Senior 6 21 Elyria 13 10 Fremont Ross V B 7 Lorain King 6 13 John Schrober and his parents take part in parents' night festivi- ties as they are introduced to the fans. Managers Sam Overmyer and Dan Kurtz. Many things happened during the John Vielhaber completed 29 passes season one in which involved this. and gained over 460 yards. 14 Row One: J. Wickard, J. Babb, S. Mahoney, M. Redmen, J. Stiverson, A. Arredondo, A. Schramm, M. Meyer, S. Whitaus. P. Swisher, Row Two: R. Huff, M. Morrison, B. Bor- don, J. Hunter, J. Fletcher, S. Bow- man, R. I, M. Gase, M. Miller, D. Martinez, D. Edelbrock, D. Glock, D. Kurtz, Row Three: B. Wolf, T. Newton, D. Hosey, J. Waaland, T. Dillion, F. Hough, B. Gillian, J. Predmore, K. Fitzpatrick, R. Mon- day, J. Radabough, J. Bar, J. Fekete, B. Rodgers, • Row Four: M. Harrington, M. Rail, E. Wollford, R. Seek, T. PFalzgraph, D. Powell, J. Bishop, A. LaForrest, D. Smith, T. Richards, T. Thomas, R. Babcock, B. Pickens, T. Kennedy. D. Maynes. Row Five: Head Coach T. Heater, Coach J. Kaylor, Coach M. Slough, Coach B. Wilezynski. photo by Gary Howard JV SEASON'S RECORD OPPONENTS F1NDLAY Defiance Toledo Wnitmer LimaCC Fremont Mansfield Lima Senior Santlusky 0 6 14 12 14 0 6 28 1 27 34 sm 33  ? Wt 4d J K mJrjfE ifrrmiT rrrmwK ; Doug Schey was voted MVP at the annual football banquet while John Schramm was awarded Buckeye Conference Lineman of the year. Wt£ The Trojan offense, lead by quarterback John Vielhaber, huddles together and discusses the following play. 15 • — The 1974-75 Trojan Team . . . Findlay Foot ball . Coach Bill Jones . . . three days the football building . . . Coach Mezacapa . . . HIT a team to be watched and admired . . Coach Von Stein . . . MONGO defense . . spirit cheerleaders and band . . . the fans . . Donnell Stadium . . . blurred black and white offical stripes . . . Coach DeFrench signs Monday thru thursday after school • unity . . . Coach Boyer . . . Buckey Con- ference . . Coach Slough . . . Managers and Trainers . . Ice packs and first aid . . . Coach Kaylor scouting reports . . . CTV-three Coach Wilczynski . . . game films . . . super of- fense defeats . . pride and desire ... the banquet ... the season . . . where did it all go . . . II 16 17 'Stanley Mike Sterner was one Trojan to remember. On the sidelines eager eyes look on the eleven field. men hustling down the football TROJAN ALL STAR SELECTION: Bill Baron, Tom Brown Jeff Bury, Scott Duncan, Greg Mathais, Mike Peiffer, Doug Schey, John Schramm, John Vielhaber, Kevin Woodruff Mike Theis, Mike Benjamin, Glen Cope, Tom Hill Announcing Senior Split End, No. 83 Mike Peiffer. Coach Jones and Glen Cope Trojan defense breaks the huddle and prepares to tear through the other team. Wilson entered the season as quarterback as a result of lury to John Vielhaber. The Trojan spirit was exposed at every game with much enthusiasm and desire from everyone. The strong arm of John Vielhaber sends the pigskin hovering over the stadium to a Trojan man. le Trojan grid-iron performed under any conditions. They were able carry out the game and gain pride. The Trojan Sidelines. Findlay Football has many angles to it. Beginning with PT in the hot summer and practices during the season itself. The players and coaches take a lot of pride in this sport. As the season nears the team gets their individual goals. Being first in the BC, beating Moeller, having an undefeated season, possibly getting a crack at state. Football is tuff. 19 o o O Just like the olden days says Teresa Cosiano to Deb Lizotte. Kari Pejovich along with brother Tom approach pulpit during homecoming festi- vities for crowning of 1974 queen. The 1974 Homecoming was of formal dress this year. The crowning ceremonies took place before the game in which Lisa Smith was crowned the queen. Her court consisted of Teresa Cosiano, Patti Dysinger, Deb Lizotte, and Kari Pejovich. The other girls which were chosen but not serving on the court were Beth Hall, Vicki Ice, Claudia Mills, Sue Quel- horst, Andrea Westerhausen, and Angie Workman. Other girls being recognized were Key Club Sweet- heart Tina Klein and Varsity F Football Queen Deb Taylor. Following the homecoming game in which the Trojans won to Marion Harding 28-6 was the dance on Saturday night. The theme was 'Journey Through Time', in which the servers dressed in the fifties style, The band was of two personalities. The first half of the evening they were dressed in civilized clothes, playing down to earth music. During the later part of the dance the group slicked back their hair, playing Let's Go To The Hop. The Homecoming festivities for the 1974 school year is one of many to be remembered. May we hope to continue this in years to come. The eleven runner ups for homecoming taking time out to relive their childhood days before homecoming festivities. You put your right foot in and take your right foot 20 Jenny Grindel and Dave Farison represent the float which Jr.-Sr. Choir made for the 1974 Homecoming Parade. Tina Klein the chosen sweetheart for Key Club 1974. t . . . , Scott Huff tries to explain- I wish I could do what Stan is doing, thinks Rox Arbogast. 21 QUEEN LISA AND COURT ■TV I'VE GOT THI Ladies and Gentlemen, introducing the Findlay High School Dance and Concert Band. This years Dance and Concert Band at Findlay High School did a fine job in making people happy. They played at many places such as the basketball games. Yes, that was them playing when you heard the stripper . They also played at the Dance Concert making music for those who really got into Lawrence Welk music. They played other selections for those who did not get into Lawrence Welk so well. Many of those who are in Dance and Concert Band are in orchestra or band. I betcha I can blow harder and louder than you can, says the horn blowers of America. Dance Band saxophone players lay it on ya. 24 MUSIC IN ME Ok everybody have their earplugs? Ready? Don't look now but I think someone just went through here with no clothes c They like to spread themselves out where ever there is to make music. No matter where they spread themselves they blend in well. Their director Mr. Kondik had a lot of in- fluence on making it a good year. Either they were good and had it down pat or they called home and said they'd be late for supper. It's a good thing look how they turned out. Pretty good, wouldn't you say. D on't be shy my dear I'm only harmful on full moons! Boy my lips feel like they're going to grow around this horn. Says one of pep band members! This time lets get this right! 25 JUNIOR SENIOR CHOIR How long did he say we had to hold this note? gasps the sophomore choir. This years 1974-75 Junior Senior choir were very successful in their well put together and selections of music. As well as giving concerts they also put on a musical which was My Fair Lady. The director Mr. Jeffries had a big job in conducting a fine group of singers. They worked at putting together popular songs from the 70's to other selections from Bach, Braham, Schuman, and others. The choir made sure they all drank their lemon juice before each concert as to make sure the frog wasn't going to ruin their night out under lights. Looks like the lemon juice worked for we had many compliments on the fine work they did. Thanks to the Juniors and Seniors who participated in this years choir. Keep up the good work your all beautiful singers. Eat your heart out Elton John, plays Kevin Miles. GrmdelllUPOn a Midnight Star ' si BS Gmny ',Ah ' wonder when Mr- Jeffries is gonna let us take part in the program , exclaims Jr. Sr. Choir. 26 Sophomore Choir sing their hearts out as Mr. Jeffries leads in song. n J • ! W L. m Ufl . «9 Efc J Br nil V' ' -■:i Y J i vfli Dam, what are the words to that song , stutters Amy Fredricks. Kevin Miles, Joy Ennis, Ed Trainer, Eileen Flanagan, Tim McGinley, and Jill Ennis join in singing at the choir concert. Jr. and Sr. choir caroliers stand at ease just before choir director Mr. Jeffries leads them in a song. What is it, the 9 finalists for Miss America? No, It's the Chordettes. 27 SPEECH CLUB IS NOT DUMB The Speech Club is neither deaf, blind, nor dumb. They take what they hear and see and transmit their feelings on certain subjects through rhetoric. There are three categories of speaking: (l)oral interpretations, (2)original interpretations, and (3)extemporaneous speeches. The Speech Club exercised their skills in many tournaments throughout Ohio, including Little Districts at BGSU where they placed seventh, and Big Districts at OU where Bill Redpath placed 34th in the state. Although this club is open to anyone interested at the High School, it is not funded by such. The club raised money this year through bake sales at plays, selling charms at the Junior Highs and the High School, and by takng pictures at the prom. Mrs. Janelle Busdecker, Speech Club advisor, stated that in order to be in Speech Club, one must be dedicated, responsible, patient, and have strong desire to speak. The season which covered mid-October to mid-March was concluded with a joint banquet with the Debate Program. Members get entertained by a passing streaker. The Speech Club was spending most of its times looking for a room to meet in. Mrs. Busdecker, Theresa Roush, Bill Biehl, Linda England, Linda Ringle, Tom Williams, Bill Redpath, Carol Morman, Jenny Hopkins. 28 This year, the debate program worked on quality rather than quantity. With five varsity debaters, eight junior varsity debators, and ten classroom noncompetitors, they had to be good. All competitors parti- cipated in the Ohio High School Speech League. After many preparatory debate rounds in tournaments around the country the team of John Campbell and Brad Westall were able to take top honors in the state and will go on to National competition this summer. Other debators excelled in the many tournaments held throughout the year. Operating under the national topic Resolved: That the U.S. should significantly change the method of selecting presidential and vice presidential candidates, advisor Alvin Bell asked debate students in developing the six academic skills associated with forensics. These six are reasoning, analysis, use of evidence, organization, refutation, and public speaking. When one views the great advantages of mastering these skills, one realizes that the many hours put in and out of class preparing positive and negative arguments were entirely worthwhile. DEBATE We are all getting high, says Mr. Bell. Back Row: Andy Powell, Cathy Kline, Steve Dean, Patty Wittenmyer, Wayne Stacey, Mr. Bell. Front Row: Doug Wilkins, John Campbell, Kim Troutman, Max Pokrivchak. Oh, come on guys! Just because I'm a beginner! pleads Patty Wittenmyer. 29 % ' ipr z IE: — How's you Love Life Dave Hover? TROJAN Mike Blake said I'm Mommy's Bov! The Trojan Yearbook Flight Crew plotted its course early in the year. But before we could take off, ground train- ing and preparation were completed. This consisted of securing advertise- ments to support the trip and an all-day workshop. What started as an experi- mental run, turned into reality, and as a result there are many things different about this yearbook. Because there were many novices on this trip we had some trouble getting off the ground. They soon learned, however, and will take the controls next year since seven of the experienced crew will have to re- tire. Our able co-pilot, Jeff Fay and Ross Cambell steered us enthusiastical- ly along our course, but, whenever we ran into turbulence, assured with Mr. Snow and Mr. Hayes, advisers and Mr. Rodeheffer Yearbook Representa- tive in the control tower. However our flight's success was due mainly to the people who have of their time, experi- ence, Courage, and willingness to work together as a crew. Now we ask you to hop on board No matter how many times you take this trip, you'll see some- thing different each time. We hope you enjoy your flight! Back Row: Tony Newton, Karen Porter, Cheryl McKitrick, Deb Riemer, Cindi Hosey, Bill Spraw, Jeff Fay, Vimal Kumar, John Spitler , Dave Hover, Jamie Lussier, Don Jones, First Row: Ross Campbell, Deb Benavides, Liz Murphy, Julie Fox. Jan Shafer. Renee Jones, Rick Manely, Rox Axbogast, Kent Babb, Melinda Rose, Valerie McCamey Bottom: Tracy Brandman, Rock Snow, Melissa Chaney. Shelly Baker told Deb Benavides that she wanted a stronger DRINK! Vimal Kumar is telling the story of his life during the change of class. 30 STAFF Missy has a surprize in her bag! You came a long ways BABY! said Jay Collert Karen Porter sure has the blues! Ross Campbell is thinking seriously about skipping school, while Rox Arbogast says, I do that any day! 31 - « BLUE AND GOLD STAFF Terry Roether and Nancy Whitacre, co-editors, Bi Redpath, news editor Aileen Hooks, feature editor, Dave Emerson, entertainment edi- tor, Mike Oleszczak, produc- tion editor, Liz Abshier, business manager and Jane Dudley, Circulation mana- ger. Staff Writers include Marcy Gillan, Rita Gonzales, Patty Conine, Todd Thatcher, Rusty Breyman, Jill Darnell, Laura Robbins, Wendy Waaland. It's bird it's a plane no it's a 32 1975 33 Cooperative Office Education is a work study program which includes extra-curricular activities. At the beginning of the year, the officers, advised by Mr. Wohlgamuth, prompted the club to build it's treasury by selling gift items. The club's activities consisted of bowling, ice skating, and conventions. The year ends with an Employer-Student banquet. First Row (Left to Right): Linda Andrews, Darlene England, Dawn Rogers, Vicki Sanchez, Dolly Benvides, Ann Marie Pemberton, DeAnn Livesay, Diane Houdeshell, and Sherry Below. Second Row: Harry Yoxtheimer, Valeri Brown, Bonnie Heitmeyer, Sheryl Ernst, Karen Feigert, Becky Davis, Jan Sterling, Jane Shaffer, Cindy Lee, Deb Shaffer, Rita Best, and Tom Zellers. Third Row: Mr. Philipp, Bernadine Whirly, Sue Finalyson, Laura Smith, Luane Cupp, Judy Trotta, Julie Sparrow, Darlene Tusing, Lori Qualkenbush, Char Zitchovic, Anna Ramos and Mr. Wohlgamuth. 34 First Row (Left to Right): Greg Roby, Bill Riley, Kathy Karpuleon, Second Row: Sandy Connell, Carol Hards, Cathy Craft, Karen Corwin, Third Row: Rick Loose, Dave Beach, Dayteen Cayton, Jerry Gochenauer, Terry Delany. The Findlay Chapter of the Distributive Education Clubs of America has main- tained its high standards this year. Alice Mason, an active member, was elected state Vice-President of the Northwest Region and represented the area in the National Conference in Florida. Findlay ranked in the top 20 of over 600 DECA Chapters throughout the state. DECA's I and II D E C with advisors Mr. Taylor and Mr. Hayes respectively are supplements to the Dis- tributive Education classes. DECA, basic- ally, prepares students for leadership in retailing and allows for competition among other students with career goals in retail- ing. They developed their retailing skills by operating the FHS bookstore and Mumrigorous competition. First Row (Left to Right): Glenda Sheridan, Rita Swinehart, Alice Mason, Sherry Larson. Second Row: Scott Taylor, Tom Hole, Mr. Hayes, Gary Shank, Chris Thomas. 35 STUDENT 36 LIFE 37 VARSITY F INITIATES ANOTHER YEAR I'd lend you a dime, but I think my hands are stuck re- plies John Ewald with a tone of surprise. The Easter Bunny has some strange ways of delivering eggs remarks: Sophomore ini- tiate Gwil Evans during ini- tiations. First Row; (Left to Right) Gary Bender, Gary Orwick, Brent Beams, Mike Kelly, Bill Parks (Vice. Pres.). Second Row: Barry Kimbrough, Tom Tesnow, John Zitkovic, Ron Linhart, Mike Benjamin, Bill Hover (Sergeant of Arms), Brad Ehmschwender, Chuck Cook, Jay Fish, Mark Felgar, and Ray Van Gunten. Third Row: Dave Beach, Randy Hartman, Derek Bair, Kent Stuckey, Dean Ringle, Tom Hill, Greg Mathias, and Mike Peiffer. In the Tree: John Ewald, John Veilhaber, and Steve Sutherin. Not Pictured: Seniors: Scott Line (Pres.), Dave Arnold, Scott Huff, Geep Alexander, Stan Boney, Scott Hamlin, Tom Flavell, Ray Huff, Joel Gallagher, Eric Paul, Jay Liles, Dan English, Bob Laughlin, Eric VanRenterghem, Terry Delany, Tom Brown, Tim Goetz, Glen Cope, Bill Baron, Doug Schey, Jeff Bury. Juniors: Dave Arneson (Sec.-Treas.), Doug Sink, Kevin Moyer, Brad Binford, Jim Logsdon, Tom Jones, Jerry Campbell, John Schober, Bob Lambert, Ed Beltz, Bob Cook, Dave Wilson, Eric Seyhour, Brian Wisner, and Chuck Stumpp. Sophomore: Ted Moore, Andy Schramm, Mik e Moudry, Tom Campbell, Greg Orwick, Brad Madsen, Steve Stoll, Gwil Evans, and Mark Van Gunten. If you guys could just pull a little bit harder I think we could get my car out of the gym before the coaches see it! I think I just threw out my back remarks: Sophomore Mark Van Gunten during in- itiations. The actives for the year were a Santa Claus house during Christmas which gave the younger generation a place to go make their demands. Also another event for the children was an Easter egg hunt which turned out to be more challenging for the Varsity F member than 3g for the children. The big event of the year seems to be the initiations which took place three times a year. This is where all the new ath- letes are welcomed into the club. What do you mean I'm late for the meeting I got here as fast as I could! Complains advisor Coach Heater. SPIRIT CLUB Spirit club is to be made up of girls who number any where from 30 to 75 and manage to meet once a week with out any dominating officers. They are the ones that always seem to be around to cheer on athletes of all sports. They decorate the lockers of the young men and even sometimes decorate their homes. They acquire most of their money by selling booster but- tons and having bake sales. If they ever come up short of cash they just dip into their own pockets for it. Candy store robbed? Not us! £1 This takes ultimate con- centration. We like doing this its very restfull. Yes he's in here, but you can't have him! Explains Cinda Ford. ■ (A 1 _ ' 1 i K ■ i f f Sitting (Left to Right): Cindy Rudolph, Sue Howard, Brenda Lacy, Trica Wygal, Cinda Ford, Melissa Chaney, Amy Miller. Standing: Becky Gonso, Morey Mitchel, Pam Hemmer, Beth Bartell, Tina Cline, Chris Kulman, Rita Best, Lori Bright, Carol Morman, Connie Samson, Beth Schoeder, Mary Beth Logsdon, Amy Nestler, Tammy Tyler, Sally Chesebro, Lisa Miller, Jenny Musser, Sally Hardsty. Above: Diane Diaz, Deb TayAngela McDonald, Tracy Brand- 39 A L I T T L E B I T 0 F 40 im; -ass E V E R Y T H I N G ! SAE UP A TREE? Most of us curse the school system and the methods with which we are educated. Students in Action for Education is a group genuinely interested in learning about different modes of education. Throughout the year they have planned a field trip to a Cincinnati school in order to evaluate the Arend system of schedu- ling. They do not simply learn of the art, however, but practice it. SAE tutors students in elementary schools as well as those here at FHS. Along with this, they have worked with members of the Blanchard Valley School. Advisors Mr. Froelick and Mrs David- son, stress that SAE is not solely an organization for future teachers, but is open to anyone interested in edu- cation! I Bl x-« 1 m ' l (xjl N. ifl ■1 .-SM v fl - '•■■ M gk W::V Kneeling (Left to Right): Pam Nestler, Sharon Harvey Standing: Jan Cox, Sharon Moore, Barb Harvey, Chris Longberry. In Tree: Tim Hoil, Scott Marine. 42 The Cewr cC a ;;ee ? H, ?Va I- tf „ i S r : o 4 sas« 6 w a caflc You know, the edge of this table is very amusing! First Row Seated (Left to Right): Sherry Richter, Tim Hoil, Bob Schuck-, Renee Jones, Sue Cain. Second Row: Cindy Emerson, Sue Busch, Michele Kunkle, Jill Ennis, Rita Gonzales, Rajan Chitty. Third Row: Eileen Flanagan, Sue Pruitt, Sue Reynolds, Amy Fredricks, Aileen Hooks, Lisa Dannemiller. Fourth Row Standing: Chris Ford, Tammy Wallen, Linda Rail, Dave Rail, Mike Blake, Kent Babb, Ralph Berry, Dave Spoon, Andy Powell, Joe Philips. 43 A L I V E I N S E V E N T Y F I V E i --• 'Hi there! says Varsity cheerleader Diane Diaz. Well, win a few, lose a few, Gonso. decide J.V.'s Lesa Ellis and Becky Did you hear about the F.H.S. cheerleaders this year? They really made the rounds this year, starting with placing a third at the Grand Champion cheerleading clinic. They then raised enough money to go to the Nationals in Lansing Michigan. This year started a new experience for the cheerleaders. They are now allowed in Spirit Club. They also had another project to raise money for new uniforms. This year will bring back certain memories for the F.H.S. cheerleaders especially the chant MY NAME IS GERALDINE I'D LIKE TO GET TO KNOW YOU! These are some of the memories of the Varsity and Jr. Varsity 74-75 cheerleaders. ls§5 Is that you Kari? - Jt • 1 g Bv 1 1- The Junior Varsity cheerleaders: Far Left; Pam Hemmer, Far Right; Lesa Ellis, Center Bottom to Top; Patty Wittenmyer, Amy Miller, Ginny Best and head cheerleader Becky Gonzo. Give it all you've got Lisa! 44 No, girls we can't play ring around the rosy at a tournament game. Off duty cheerleader Deb Lizotte. «£ ' : «. _ rz r? The Varsity and Junior Varsity squads combine in a spirited float for the Homecon Patty Wittenmyer and Amy Miller cheer the team on to a ingparade. victory. Varsity cheerleaders: Linda Reamsynder, Kari Pejovich, Lisa Smith, Sue Quellorst and Deb Lizotte before a basketball game. You tell 'em Sue! 45 0 R C H E S T R A Lean on Me , sings Jean Shepard's violin. For Sure , mimicks Chris Peeler. 1 9 7 5 No applause, just money, thinks Mr. Shell. i r Look Mom , exclaims Jim Morrison, No Eyes Linda Lewandoski, F.H.S. bass player, How's your Love Life! 46 ien many people think of Orchestra, Bach, Schultz, and Beethoven are thought of. The Findlay High School Orches- tra accomplished much more than just classical music. They did arrangements which ranged in style from Jazz to Ro- mantic. The Orchestra's practice and hard work proved to be very rewarding in the end. W Puzzled, Jenny Hopkins, wonders whether she sees a fly or a note. Seventy Six Trombones Dreams Joe Clark. Is that in C minor or D minor. questions Dale cupp? 47 H 0 U s E A T P O 0 H C 0 R N E R On October 26 and 27, 1974, the Findlay High School Drama Club presented The House at Pooh Corner , a very entertaining children's play written by A.A. Milne. Mrs. Gebhardt directed the twenty cast mem- bers into producing a very humerous play. The pro- duction staff and the Carpentry class also deserve much acknowledgements and thanks for all their hard work. The House at Pooh Corner takes place in the forest of young Christopher Robin's imagina- tion during Autumn. Winnie-the-Pooh and all of Christopher Robin's friends appear in this play along with the addition of Tigger. Tigger played by Chris Greeno, is the center of attention. Many of the problems that arise in the woods are caused by Tigger not having a house to live in but wanting one very much. The animals are also con- fronted with the problem of Christopher Robin going away to get an education, thus leaving them all alone in the woods. For those who attended this terrific performance, we hope you enjoyed it. And for those of you who missed the performance you missed a great night of fun and enjoyment. But that's the breaks so pass it on not to miss another performance put on by the Findlay High School Drama Club. My what big ears you have Pooh Bear. exclaims Tom Williams. Stop! What's the magic words, yells Tigger to Piglet and Pooh Bear. l A m ' ! r Mi  '■■ v tl i 1 1 1 i | Jjto % itA Hft H MS i 1 J J 1 4w y 4; 'My what a large class I have today, says Bill Kuhlman. 'And then it went like this, explains Cindi Hewitt. 48 Oooh I'm so tired, yawns Pooh Bear. And this is an R, teaches Christopher Robin to his companions Pooh Bear and Rabbit. Ooo that sounds so good, says Ann Rinebolt Tell me whenever you would like me to stop singing, exclaims Tom Williams to Ralph Berry. Cast Christopher Robin Tom Williams Winnie-the-Pooh Ralph Berry Piglet Cindi Hewitt Owl Bill Kuhlman Eeyore Dave Farison Tigger Chris Greeno Kanga Judi Kostyo Roo Ann Rinebolt Rabbit Angie Beery Early Neita Wagner Late Denise Adams Storyteller Dan Jones Bumblebee Jeri Bjorling Butterfly Lisa Waltering Inchworm Rita Ann Gonzalez Peacock Lynn Boyd Skunk Lisa Waxier Songbird Lorene Walker Squirrel John Courtney Toad Dave Emerson I think I'm getting old, says Dave Farison (Eeyore) . 49 My Fair Lady the one and only Jenny Stevens. Hey baby, how 'bout coming up to my place sometime.' MY FAIR LADY In this play; My Fair Lady , Professor Higgens has a bet with Colonel Pickering that he can take a squashed cabbage leaf from the gutter's of Covent Garden meaning Eliza and make her as assoct fit for a king; which he does. But in doing so falls in love with her but would not admit it. In the mean while Alfred P. Doolittle a common durtman is pushed into middle-class morality on the recommendation of Professor Higgins, who says Alfred has the most original morals in England. After Alfred's lecture, the American millionaire died leaving Alfred four million dollars. The 130 students who performed and participated in the cast, chorus, and dancers all did a slendid job along with the music with was played by the orchestra and directed by Mr. Shell. The production crew and Mr. Pahl's carpentry contributed greatly to the beautiful scenery. I wonder how much they charge? In order of duty; Carol Bibler, Belinda Buck, Eileen Flanagan, Vicki Orr, Lisa Woltering, Sue Gerken, Chris Greeno, John Spitler and Mark Wolber as the Butlers and Amy Fredricks as Mrs. Pierce. I'm so flattered, I mean gee guys, says Jenny Stevens. 50 Mmm, I think I saw a vision, exclaims Kent Stuckey. All eyes are fixed on the fairest lady, Jenny Stevens. Hi! Let me take you through my secret passage, says DebLizotte. CAST MEMBERS Mrs. Eynsford-Hill Ginny Grindell Eliza Doolittle Jenny Stevens Freddy Eynsford-Hill Tim McGinley Colonel Pickering Ralph Berry Lamplighter Martin Cooper Henry Higgins Kent Stuckey Flower Girl : . . Jeri Bjorling First Cockney Kent Babb Second Cockney Jeff Templeton Third Cockney Vimal Kumar Fourth Cockney Max Pokrivchak Fifth Cockney Scott Thomas Bartender Tim Cunnings Harry Dave Farison Jamie Bob Schuck Alfred P. Doolittle Kevin Miles Mrs. Pierce Amy Frederick Mrs. Hopkins Patty Conine Butler John Spitler Valet Mark Wolber Mrs. Higgins Vicki Ice Lord Boxington Bryon Willford Lary Boxington Chris Ford Footman Bill Kuhlman Zoltan Karpathy Bob Hillshafer Queen of Transylvania Renee Milkovich Ambassador's Wife Diane Diaz Ambassador Dan English Mrs. Higgins' Maid Beth Hampshire Oooh my goodness gracious, I think we're being watched, exclaims Pat Conine. 51 The play Harvey, written by Mary Chase was directed by Mrs. Griffin and student director Ann Rinebolt, concerns a pooka. A pooka is a six foot invisible rabbit named Harvey. Harvey is the friend of Elwood P. Dowd. Elwood opens doors for Harvey, buys him drinks, talks to him, and listens when Harvey talks. The action takes place in a city of the Far West. The library in the old Dowd family mansion and the reception room of Chumley's Rest are the settings used in this three act play. Myrtle Mae Simmons and Veta Louise Simmons who live with Elwood believe he needs to be put in Chumley's Rest. Elwood constantly embarrasses them by his actions with Harvey. After many hilarious scense of trying to get Elwood into Chumley's Rest, Myrtle Mae and Veta Louise decide they do not want to put Elwood away. They are still skeptical of Harvey's existance, but they realize everyone has something they believe in and enjoy. How's this sound doc, it's a letter to my mom, Bob Hillshafer reads on to Ralph Berry. .• You have no right saying those things about my poor Elwood, Judi Kostyo warns Ralph Berry. Wow, come on in. I wasn't expecting Miss America! , exclaims Bob Hill- shafer to Vicki Ice. 52 I brought you some flowers El wood. says nurse Lorene Walker. HARVEY CAST Myrtle Mae Simmons Vicki Ice Veta Louise Simmons Judi Kostyo Elwood P. Dowd Dave Emerson Miss Johnson Cindy Hewett Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet Betti Flanagan Ruth Kelly, R.N Lorene Walker Duane Wilson Bob Hillshafer Lyman Sanderson, M.D John Courtney William Chumley, M.D Ralph Berry Betty Chumley Vicky Zehender Mrs. Cummings Linda Ringle Judge Omar Gaffney Brian Daniels Mrs. Tewksbury Lisa Woltering E.J. Lofgren Ray Hoy Mrs. Halsey Kim Hugus Don't bother me, I'm in deep thought, thinks Brian Daniels. 53 The entertainment for the evening which was provided by the Bobby Nelson Quartet. Couples decide since there is no mistletoe they'll settle for a bell. Trying their skill at the jitterbug are Becky Andrews and John Lewis from the class of 74. ALPINE The 1974 winter formal for Findlay High School this year was provided by Junior Achievement. The theme was Alpine Holiday. Student Council paid $200 to help cover costs of the dance and Junior Achievement took care of the entertainment. The Bobby Nelson Quartet provided music for the evening. Sophomore girls worked as servers and dressed in different styles of costumes. Junior Achievement mem- bers served on committees also to help make the dance a more interesting event this year. Sophomore class servers Cindy Jaqua and Lori Ott help out on eating the cookies and drinking the punch at the formal. Helping out on the entertainment at the organ is Len Huston. HOLIDAY The decorations for the formal consisted of a snow scene. They used various decorations like snow- flakes, ski-lifts, and various other winter decora- tions to give the formal a more wintery atmo- sphere. Students from the class of 74 also attended the winter formal. Looks like they just can't stand to depart from the best school in the west. Thanks to all of the people who worked on making the Winter Formal a more pleasureable and memor- able event. Awarding prizes of all sorts were Bob Schuck, Mike Blake, and Aileen Hooks. Lisa Dannemiller. I'd appreciate it if you would quit making eyes at my escort, exclaims Brenda Lee to Linda Angers. Bob Hafner explains to Mr. Gonso the size of fish he caught in the winter formal wishing well. , -fs SUsF  SS -•■ vm «3m Wk a breeze and And glidii The view Kach l urn Of my head Brings into locus Something new and exciting. Opportunities boundless. Nothing seems impossible Being up here Above the clouds ITiere's forever a hope for the future And a sunrise on the horizon. Lori Hemmer HEAR, SEE, AND SPEAK NO EVIL Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil. Follow these words of the three wise monkeys and yo u have a good chance of not meeting Findlay High School's three 'wise monkeys'. You may have seen the celebrity, Mr. Charles, pictured in the Republican- Courier on December 30, 1974. He was interviewed for the Pro- file column which appears each Monday. It told about his past and how he feels about the overcrowd- ed high school for whom he is the principal. Most likely in the past school year of 1974-1975 you heard the name Mr. John Stozich. If not, you're sure not a basketball fan. Even though Mr. Williams and Mr. Garnder didn't have their names and pictures in the Republican -Courier, your sure not to miss them! They make the rounds, by popping into classrooms, assisting and giving groups permission to carry out projects and many other great services. Without the help of these 'wise monkeys' and the pointer' the school would not be climbing anywhere. £• 4fiY. J (1) Glen Charles: Berea College; Eastern Kentucky University, B.S., M.A.; Miami University; Principal. (2) Fred Williams: Bowling Green State University, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Principal, Seniors. (3) John Stozich: College of Stubenville, B.A.; Bowling Green State University, M.A.; Assistant Principal, Sophomores. (4) Harold Gardner: Findlay College, A.B.; Bowling Green State University, M.A.; Assistant Prin- cipal, Juniors. Wonder why Mr. Stozich is on Cloud Nine?! So it's set, a round of golf tomorrow at 2:00, plans Mr. Williams. fll r - i % K 1 i r ' J 3 ,, n Hk '■ ■•li v i H It's the same old story, thinks Mr. Charles. 58 SOPHOMUKta PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT M- Z CAREER INFORMATION PRINCIPAL JUNIORS CARL F JANHESKE HAROLD GARDNER SENIORS HARJ GONSO TESTING JANEBOfHRlNCER financial aids FRED WILLIAMS II Upon entering the guidance office, this neatly done poster catches one's eye. You got caught doing what?, questions Miss Heskett. TROJAN TEAM One of Findlay High School's Trojan Teams does not participate in the usual sports game. The game they play is 'helping the student'. The team consists of Mrs. Boehringer, Mr. Fulmer, Mr. Gonso, Miss Heskett, Mr. Smith, and Mrs. Thomas. Their opponents are sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors at F.H.S. The object of the game is to see what guidance counselor can get his stu- dents through high school and headed into their future successfully. Mr. Gonso and Mrs. Boehringer, having seniors this year, will pass the finish line on June 6. The junior counselors, Miss Heskett and Mr. Fulmer are still participating hard with the giving of PSAT- NMSQT, SAT, and ACT tests. The sophomore counse- lors, Mr. Smith and Mrs. Thomas are really going at it, trying to guide their students into the right area. Some may choose a vocational area and others may see college in their future. I can't believe it, seven study halls in one day, checks Mr. Smith. Are you sure you want to take sewing?, Mrs. Boehringer questions John Courtney. Wish they had offered typing when I went to school, remarks Mr. Gonso. 59 JACK OF ALL TRADES Findlay High School has six outstanding women which help tremendously to keep the school running smoothly day in and day out. No, it is not the homecoming court, or the cheerleaders, or any of the female faculty, and it is not any of the girls on the Trojan Yearbook staff. They are the secretaries in the main office and in the guidance office. Three other terrific ladies are the operators and the nurse. The secretaries have their usual duties with typing, at- tendance, and assisting in any possible way. They also have been known to help sell and distribute yearbooks and sell tic kets for games. The operator assists out going and in coming callers to reach their party. The nurse helps the sick and injured throughout the day. Also she calls stu- dents in for a check-up sometime while they are at F.H.S. Mr. Hayes is always giving the secretaries a hard time! I wish they would give me some work to do, Mrs. Tabb comments after seeing Mrs. LaRue work so hard. 1. Mrs. Lewis 2. Mrs. LaRue 3. Mrs. Pahl 4. Mrs. Newton 5. Mrs. Tabb. Not pictured: Mrs. Stoddard. Mrs. Pahl takes care of most of the attendance work. 60 Dear Abby: These students at F.H.S. . , Mrs. Stoddard types on. Mrs. Lewis lends a helping hand AND arm. Mrs. Lee (Standing) operates the switch board for Mrs. Fenimore during her lunch break. CJ Mrs. Reamsnyder performing one of her duties at F.H.S. Phone calls get more obscene each day, thinks Mrs. Newton. 61 INDIVIDUAL In todays world of inflating prices, one's skill can come in very handy. Combining imagination, talent, and skillfullness many students are able to produce magnificent masterpieces. These masterpieces may be anything from baking a lasagna dinner to a painting which wins a Hallmark award in compe- tition. Two of F.H.S. students did just that. Karen Hoy and Vimal Kumar were selected for Hallmark awards in North- western Ohio Scholastic Art Awards competition. Mr. Patter- son was one of the members of the regional advisory com- mittee. Besides the self satisfaction sewing skills and cook- ing skills can save a lot of money. An individual decorating his home also adds a more personal touch to it. 1. B. Patterson 2. D. Schmidt 3. J. Butler. Who did you say that was a sculpture of? , Mrs. Butler questions Angie Beery. !ji $ : ■■.;;; r ;;; Mr. Schmidt assists student teacher Ruth Zampino. 62 CREATIVITY « - t ? Miss Berger's mother must have been scared by a curling iron ! I hope they know what their doing, because I don't , thinks Mrs. Stoner. Bet other teacher's wished they could use an ironing board as their desk, grins Mrs. Harris. 1. A. Comwell 2. J. Harris 3. K. Stoner 4. M. Berger. Ooooh, that is simply gorgeous! , cooly says Mrs. Comwell. 63 BUSINESS HAS DIVERSITY One of Findlay High School's largest departments is the non-vocational business education courses. Being a large department with 16 teachers, there is an abundance of courses to choose from. Courses are available to any student going into any type of work. If a student does not plan to attend college, he may prepare himself in high school to go out in the business world. Business courses are also designed to give a student background to use in attending a business school after leaving high school. Business skills are used by many students to earn their way through college and realize they have these skills to fall back on. Special courses are also available to help a student seek employment before he leaves high school. In these courses such as Cooperative Office Education and Distributive Education, the student attends school for part of the day and works in a business related job the rest of the school day. 1. D. Smith 2. J. Hayes 3. A. Behne 4. J. Musser 5. D. Phillip 6. C. Lowrey 7. R. Hall 8. N. Bolenbaugh 9. W. Sickinger 10 B Burkle 11. D. Wohlgamuth 12. D. Myers 13. E. Cline 14. A. Aukerman Not pictured: J. Taylor and S. Woods. Some of these timed writings just crack me up, giggles Mrs. Myers. You have to turn it on before it will work, Mrs. Edgington explains to Jan Routsori. Ribbet, croaks Mr. Smith. 64 To be or not to be . . . What are you typing?! , questions Mr. Wohlgamuth. Don't tell me — you need a yearbook too! , knowingly says Mr. Haves. I ■ 'I can't believe I saw what just ran by that window, stutters Mr. Philipp. Miss Behne just heard where they are eating lunch today. I before E except after C, Mrs Cline reminds Bonnie Weber. And then Little Red Riding Hood . .., begins Mrs. Woods. 65 PEDESTRIANS BEWARE 3201 Main Street is a very popular and impor- tant address to a student once he reaches sixteen years of age. Here at the Ohio State Highway Patrol Barricks one goes to obtain his Ohio Temporary Instruction Permit. This permit followed by a drivers education course approved by the State Department of Educa- tion or driver training course approved by the Director of Highway Safety is mandatory to any person under eighteen years of age. Findlay High School has four teachers instructing a drivers education course that will permit you to receive your drivers license in no time at all. Hours of classroom work, simulator, and actual driving of a car furnished by the local car dealers are used and taught. Driving rules, road signs, and driving procedures are all gone over very thoroughly to train students to be- come safe and efficient drivers. 1. M. VonStein 2. J. Larkins 3. J. Didich 4. R. Wilczynski. I sure get tired of explaining how the Driver's Education car got wrecked, grumbles Mr. Larkins. Gee, I wish I could do that, Mr. Didich dreams on. _ Mr I'm really not doing anything wrong, it just looks like it, snickers Mr. VonStein. 66 STAY HEALTHY Mr. Merrill, athletic director, doesn't like to be disturbed while speak- ing with Mr. Jones. I don't want anyone to be embarrassed in this class, chuckles Mr. Hoover. Today Health and Physical Fitness is an important part of everyone's life. Findlay High School has available both a fine Health and Physical Education program. Required courses during sophomore year in high school are a semester of both Health and Physical Education. In Health classes topics such as drug abuse, alcoholism, veneral disease, mental illness and sex education are discussed. These problems being a large hassle in the life of a teen-ager today help the student to face his or her difficulties and steer the student down the right path in life. Activities taught in the Physical Education Department have also kept up to date with golf, bowling, archery, badmitten, basketball, Softball, gymnastics, and weightlifting. The instructors of Health and Physical Education classes also devote much of their time coaching extra curricular activities at F.H.S. Thanks to their super coaching in numerous sports, F.H.S. has turned out to be number one! Sure you can take my picture, smiles Mrs. Wittenmever. 1. M. Hoover 2. N. Mezacappa 3. K. Radabaugh. Not pictured: B. Jones, R. Watson, L. Wittenmeyer. Are you doubting my word on the human body?' questions Mrs. Watson. 67 MORE THAN JUST AN ENGLISH CLASS Realizing that traditional English courses no longer fulfill the requirements of students, Findlay High School has expanded its program to offer a wide range of courses which fit all areas of study. College-bound students are offered a large selection of courses study- ing the various ages of literature and perfecting the art of composition, such as Early American Litera- ture and Advanced Composition. For students who are exceptionally proficient in the area of English and have the proper attitude and ability. Honors English courses are offered upon recommendation. Other courses geared to individual interests are In- dustrial or Homemaker's English. For students re- quiring backgrounds in the basic English skills, a course in basic English is offered. All the courses are geared to provide for individual growth and de- velopment, to help a student in better understand- ing of the beliefs of others as well as applying those beliefs to himself. Mr. Snow's class MUST be boring. No, my husband didn't get me that Great Dane that I wanted, explains Mrs. Davidson. 1. J. Clark 2. S. Davidson 3. N. Brobst 4. V. Snow 5. J. Trezeciak 6. L. Butter- more 7. N. Loertsher 8. A. Smith 9. J. Withrow 10. C. Tallman 11. J. Busdeker 12. D. Beck 13. S. Froelick 14. L. Warley. Not pictured: G. Jones and D. Stewart. Just because your bigger than I am . .., warns Mrs. Beck. 68 1 ,. Just can't hear like I use to, comments Mr. Clark. Why is it always me she catches writing notes? , wonders Julie Compson. No, I'm not interested in buying a vacuum cleaner! , remarks Miss Buttermore. There Goes Rhymin'Simon inn Km m Notice the resemblance? Well we sing alike too!'1, jokes Mr. Warley. i „; Jl Wm m ' mfA 1 ] r 1 I agree with this line 'bored by Frampt' also, comments Mr. Stewart. I bet Mrs. Brobst uses Close-Up! EXCHANGE OF THOUGHTS The Communications Department at F.H.S. explores all areas of the field, from drama to debating to journalism. Speech I II, taught by Mrs. Gebhardt, Mrs. Griffin, and Mrs. Busdeker concentrate on the art of learning to speak in a formal or informal manner. The curriculum used includes speeches and various tape assignments. Speech III IV, also taught by Mrs. Gebhardt, allow a student to choose his or her own projects within a certain area of study. Mrs. Gebhardt teaches Drama I II. Drama I con- centrates on acting itself while Drama II centers around the study of technical theatre. Mrs. Beck teaches Journalism, which concentrates on writing specifically for newspaper, magazines and other pub- lications. Debate I II are taught by Mr. Bell. Both of these full-year courses set out to achieve an under- standing of argumentation and logic pertaining to a national topic. Several classes added to the curri- culum this year included Oral Communications II and Mass Media. Oral Communications II deals with learning to communicate as individuals, while Mass Media places an emphasis on radio and television communications. Both classes have met with success and will be continued, keeping the curriculum of the Communications Department varied, individ- ualized, and extremely interesting. 1. J. Griffin 2. B. Gebhardt 3. J. Busdeker 4. D. Beck 5. A. Bell 6. W. Pooh. Another smart remark and it will be an F for the day, warns Mrs. Griffin. Ha-Ha, that's funny, isn't that funny, come on laugh, Mr. Bell trying to crack another funny one. Urn, that is a little too personal ! admits Mrs. Busdeker. 70 The library and resource center have undergone alot of changes during the past school year. The first change took place early in the school year with the leaving of Mrs. Sehnert who moved out of town. Miss Fredericka whom has been in charge of the resource center picked up her belongings and moved next door into the library. The open position in the recourse center was taken over by Mrs. Judy Purdy. The next major change that took place concerning the library and recourse center was the combining of the two. Although the physical atmosphere has not changed, Miss Fredericka and Mrs. Purdy work together as one unit. Their refered to as both librarians now instead one as a librarian and the other in charge of the recourse center. This combination has been named the Media Center. One of the new features the two librarians have formed is the display of many books on a specific topic. This display is set up for two weeks, then books on another area are put out. She really gets to me sometimes, Miss Fredericka mumbles about Mrs. Purdy. Hey, this is alot of fun, of the resource center. thinks Mrs. Purdy who is now in charge Since when did we have 'Playboy' magazines? Steve Crawford to Mrs. Moore. questions s T U D Y A I D S Miss Fredericka can be very NOISY at times. Students help out in both the resource center and library. 71 TEACHERS EXPAND KNOWLEDGE Language teachers are always interested in learning more about the countries and languages they teach to their students. This year most of the teachers have made plans to further their knowledge during the sum- mer. Mrs. Hite who teaches French and Latin is in- terested in learning more about the culture of Sicily and its surrounding area. She hopes to visit an exchange student who once stayed at her home and meet his family. Mrs. Bumann, a German teacher is planning to attend a seminar with about fifty others to Vienna, Austra. They will be able to learn more on the cultures in Austria. Spanish teachers Mr. Frost and Mrs. Rear- don, are planning and hope to visit Mexico. Miss Coat- ney, however, is going to stay right here in the United States and very close to home. She will be working with a migrant program in Bowling Green. If all goes well Findlay High School should have a very well in- formed, educated, and experienced language depart- ment next year. 1. T. Frost 2. K. Crew 3. M. Coatney 4. W. Hite, 5. J. Reardon 6. B. Bumann. 'No applause, just money, states Mr. Frost. Mrs. Hite helps Jenny Hopkins with her French. 72 And this is a blackboard, Mrs. Bumann points out. Whistle while vou work is Miss Crew's motto. MERRY CHRISTMAS! Vea Tomas, Vea Tomas corre, reads Miss Coatney. It is self-explantory what Mrs. Reardon just heard! 73 CALCULATORS Mrs. Buttermore assists students with their Algebra assignment. Once it was arithmatic, then it advanced to mathematics. The levels of mathematics have been climbing rapidly for many years. Findlay High School offers a large variety of these courses. Offered are: Business Arithmatic; Algebra I, II, and advanced; Geometry. Trigonometry; Probability and Statistics; Analyti- cal Geometry; and Calculas. Even though the high school offers a great variety of mathematics, one hardly needs to take any of these. For this is the year many students will look back on and remember the 'Calculator Craze'. At first it was talk about who had a calculator, towards the end of the year, the talk centered around who did not have or use one. Many stu- dents would have never made it through the long hours of Book- keeping let along Calculus, without their trusty little calcu- lators! The Three Stooges': Mr. Kaylor, Mr. Hall, and Mr. ry |H - - rax •-- A . 1C ■■■■ ! B a — - ISP Sffi---- Gentlemen prefer Hanes! 1. M. Donaldson 2. J. Kaylor 3. J. Gullett 4. B. Buttermore 5. W. Lobb 6. J. Runkle. Not pictured: D. Boyer, G. Powell, and B. Burkle. I bet I can keep from laughing for 3 minutes, 2 minutes , . . , giggles Mr. Donaldson. 74 TAKE OVER Burkle. Anyone with the wrong answer gets a half-nelson put on them.' How did I get stuck with 9th period? wonders Mrs. Gul- wams Mr- Burkle. left. I  , Some days are just better than others, thinks Mr. Boyer. 'Hi there, Hay there. Ho there, Mr. Powell greets his class. 75 I WANT SOMETHING SUITED . The Technical- Vocational Department consisting of nine teachers, specializes in six areas of study. These areas are carpentry, blue print reading, welding, auto- motives, machine trades, and electronics. All the classes provide training to prepare the student to enter the world of work. The carpentry class did a large majority of the scenery used in the operetta and plays which F.H.S. drama department presented. They also built a house, outdoor shed, picnic tables, and many other skillful projects. Blue print readings main projects throughout the school year consisted of sketching house plans. In class the students learned many symbols and terms that represent the draftsman's language. Besides the class projects taught in welding class they con- structed candelstick holders, flower baskets, and nu- merous other items which were put on sale. The auto- motives class never ran out of cars to work on. Students, teachers, and parents sent their cars to these skillful guys to fix for only the cost of parts and not labor, which is very convenient with todays climbing prices. The electronics classes put their skills together in wiring the house which was made by the carpentry class. 1. P. Merrill 2. G. Giles 3. G. Shindeldecker 4. C. Bunn 5. G. Waldman 6. N. Pahl 7. D. UnRuh 8. W. Douglas 9. R. Myers. Not pictured: A. Curlis. -.- They are making cigarette lighters better everyday. Nowhearthis , begins Mr. UnRuh. 'Oh, that's what a basketball looks like, remarks Mr. Curlis. 76 It !• Now that's a long worm. Mr. Waldman points out to Dave Bibler. Don't tell anyone what you just saw and everything will work out fine. warns Mr. Pahl. Oh, come on now! , snickers Mr. Shindelecker. % ' B% v |9 |f k.. Now is that to the left or right that I turn it? , wonders Tom Brown. Square peg in a round hole-never, figures out Mr. Doug- las. Wake me up when you are through, sleepily says Mr. Giles. 77 TO MY SPECIAL NEEDS Jeff Young demonstrates his ability with the use of the lathe. Mr. Pahl helps Roger Plott with the table saw. NEEDS By: A.R. Ammons I want something suited to my special needs I want chrome hubcaps, pin-on attachments and year round use year after year I want a workhorse with smooth uniform cut, dozer blade and snow blade deluxe steering wheel I want something to mow, throw snow, tow, and sow I want precision reel blades I want a console-styled dashboard I want an easy spintype recoil starter I want combination level and spur gears 14 gauge stamped steel housing and washable foam element air cleaner I want a pivoting front axle and extra wide turf tires I want an inch of foam rubber inside a vinyl covering and especially if it's not too much, if I can deserve it, even if I can't pay for it I want to mow while riding One must be careful of the sparks created from buffing Mr. Shindeldecker instructs Brian Fellows on the operation of the oscilloscope. 78 EVERYTHING HAS A SONG TO SING Mr. Amend and Mr. Shell prove that music teachers are human too! They play much better than I ever expected, admits Mr. Shell Unless your life centers around vocal music, symphony orchestra, marching band, concert band, music theory, or any other type of vocal instrumental music courses, you may never have seen or heard of Mr. Amend, Mr. Shell, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Hanson, Mr. Hite, or Mr. Jefferies. Although not all these men devote their entire day at F.H.S., they have helped out greatly in making the music department the fabulous one that it is. The members of the music department also work with vocal and instrumental groups at other nearby schools strengthening each school and each student in the music field. RHAPSODY William Braithwaite I am glad daylong for the gift of song, For time and change and sorrow; For the sunset wings and the world-end things Which hang on the edge of tomorrow. I am glad for my heart whose gates apart Are the entrance-place of wonders, Where dreams come in from the rush and din Like sheep from the rains and thunders. 1. Mr. Amend 2. Mr. Shell 3. Mr. Mitchell 4. Mr. Han- son. Not pictured Mr. Hite and Mr. Jefferies. 'One, two, three, four — very good! counts Mr. Jefferies. 79 SPECIAL COURSES AID TREMENDOUSLY 'This is the third Monday this week, groans Mr. Gilson. Mrs. Holman helps students out individually with their school work and other problems that they may have. Mr. Allen, Mr. Gilson, Mrs. Holman and Mrs. Sparks teach courses designed for those pupils who find regular class work difficult in Occupational Education Classes. They learn many things which will help them through life and working at a job. These students are required to participate at jobs in a workshop provided at The Project at Firman School. Mr. Frazier, Mr. Heater, Mr. Kromer, and Mr. Nicholls also teach students who can not meet the regular academic classes in Occupational Work Experience Classes. Students construct products according to manufacturing and industrial standards in a laboratory experience and then sell them. Material is taught on job explanation and job information along with academic courses. On Fridays however another 'subject' is added. The students do something together such as go bowling at Sportsman Lanes. 1. R. Allen 2. J. Holman 3. P. Gilson Not pictured: M. Sparks. 80 The time is two-thirty, temperature fortv-seven degrees,' Allen. hears Mr. ''You two want to join the football team? questions Mr. Heater. What do you mean you don't understand? inquires Mr. Nichols. I just love tests, mutters Tom Rayle. THE MAD SCIENTIST The Science department consists of three major divisions. There are three years of Biology. Biology I consists of insect collecting, tree and flower analysis, disection and many other biological studies. Biology I is mostly a sopho- more class with four teachers; Mr. Cashel, Mr. Barnhill, Mr. Reynolds, and Mr. Lenard. Biology II is involved in a more depth study of biology of which drawings play a major role. Biology III is an outside class based mostly around oronothology, or bird watching. Doc Phil- lips is the teacher for both Biology II and Biology HI. The second division is Chemistry, the science that deals with the composition, structure, and properties of sub- stances and of the transformations that they undergo. Chemistry I is involved with many labs dealing with the composition of materials. Chemistry teachers are Mr. Chapin and Mr. Gilligan. Mr. Gilligan also reaches Chem- istry II which is an independent study. The study is a majorly Qualitive Analysis. The last division is Physics, the fundamental science of the natural world. Physics, involves alot of labs and mathematical work. Mr. Steele is the teacher of Physics for his first year after teaching Science at Glenwood Junior High. All of these sciences have helped students at Findlay High climb to greater heights this year. 1. P. Chappin 2. J. Gilligan 3. J. Steele 4. T. Reynolds 5. T. Leonard 6. R. Phillips 7 . J. Barnhill 8. L. Cashel. Darn these bifocals, Mr. Chapin comments under his breath. j Your just jealous that you can't grow one! snickers Mr. Leonard. You don't say, You Don't Say, YOU DON'T SAY!' Cashel. exclaims Mr. 82 This food shortage sure has been effecting my studen ts, comments Mr. Phillips. What is this, 2 grams of peanut butter and jelly sand- wiches? , questions Mr. Gilligan. lr§T « ; «.W fv Red Rover, Red Rover, send Phosphate 3 over, chants Brian Smith, Steve Miller, and Debbie Dudley. Mission Impossible, thinks Marvin Haas. Biology makes me feel good all under, smirks Mr. Reynolds. Would anyone else like my autograph? , inquires Mr. Bamhill. 83 CURRENT EVENTS AFFECT Social studies are a necessary part of an average students' schedule, and Findlay High School has a variety of social studies courses so that a student can fulfill his requirement with one or more of the challenging corses offered. In addi- tion to American History on three levels, basic, college prepartory, and honors courses. World Geography, Sociol- ogy, World Affiars and Psychology are also offered. For next year a course centering around the American Consti- tution and various Supreme Court cases will be offered. All the courses use different methods of making them in- teresting: in Psychology, rats and mice are used in the study of behavior, and in several of the other courses map work is used extensively. Research papers are re- quired as part of the curriculum of several of the courses. All of them fulfill their goals of informing the student while still keeping the class an interesting part of the overall curriculum. Another major topic which made social studies courses more interesting was the discussion of cur- rent events. Many happenings took place during the past year which effected the student and his life. Facing the worlds problems and seeing how he and others can help means alot to many students. I. R. Fellows 2. F. DeFrench 3. J. King 4. S. Woods 5. M. Slough 6. S. Brewer 7. R. Montgomery 8. M. Gibson 9. A. Bell 10. D. Bowden II. R. Curth 12. C. Clapper. Eagled Eyed Mr. DeFrench and Mrs. Gibson watch the cafeteria during 6th period lunch. And this is a dog , Mrs. Brewer explains with her hands. And Ben Franklin, the father of our country Clapper. , begins Mr. 84 EVERYONE I'm going to kill that fly if it takes all period, remarks Mr. Montgomery. Wonder if President Ford started out this way? , thinks Mr. Slough. Sure you can use your notes on the test, reassures Mrs. Gibson. Friends, Romans, Countrymen , quotes Mr. Curth. 'It's working! thinks Mr. Fellows. 85 p E O P L E T H A T H 0 L D F. H. S. T 0 G E T H E R MAINTENANCE STAFF Martha Baker Matron Gail Leatherman Matron Edna Parka Matron Thelma Boren Matron Mary Miles Laundry Walt Kulhman Custodian Joe Gomez Custodian Gene Cunningham Custodian Harold Saltz Custodian Robert Thomas Custodian Harrison Gould . . . .■ Spec. Maint. Wallace Yates Chief Engineer Famous Eaton Fireman Wilson Eatherton Fireman Clifford Woodward Fireman Although not members of the faculty, the cafeteria and maintenance staff are just as essential to the smooth run- ning and functioning of F.H.S. as the teachers and admini- stration. Their services while not always obvious, are the factors that hold F.H.S. together and make it an outstand- ing school in all aspects. Miles of floors and dirty windows pose no problem to them as they daily perform the tasks of cleaning and repairing. The custodial staff lends ladders and various tools to decorating committees. Getting the cafeteria prepared for extra curricular activities is another service they perform. The cafeteria staff work their hardest from around 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. five days a week. Preparing the scheduled lunches along with their extra goodies , such as cookies, pies, and cakes will always be much appreciated by the stomachs of students and faculty at F.H.S. Mary Miles proves a womans work is never done Putt Putt . Putt out of gas again , grins Harrison Gould. Famous Eaton, a fireman at F. H. S. for 12 years is retiring this year. 86 CAFETERIA STAFF Marge Davis — Supervisor Ginny Zink — M anager Margaret Aerni Carol Archable Carole Battershell Lola Corbin Suzanne Crammer Mary Lou Davies Ardie DePuy Kay Eaton Dorothy Farmer Marge Green Sarah Johnson Zella Keeran Marie Krantz Marion Lemon Etta Naus Aggie Kirkendall Margaret Orton Fran Suidzinski Butch Nye — Stockman Keith Snyder — Van Driver Earl Blunk — Van Driver Ted Liles — Van Driver Let me see, we need twelve bags of French Fries and plans out Ginny Zink Cafeteria manager at F.H.S. Ijust love this cafeteria food, thinks Lola Corbin. 'tg - Now first I must make sure that my hands are clean,' Johnson going over her duties. Sarah Did vou ever wonder who made those delicious Peanut Butter Cookies? Well it's Ardie DePuy. 87 FACULTY DIRECTORY ALLEN, ROBERT: Le Toumeau College; Indiana State University, B.A.; Bowling Green State University, M.Ed.; Occupational Ed. AUKERMAN, ARLINE: Manchester College, B.S.; Typing. BARNfflLL, JAMES: Dension University; Michigan State, B.S.; Bowling Green State University, M.A.; Biology. BECK, DELMA: Bowling Green State University, B.S.; English; Blue Gold Advisor. BEHNE, AUDREY: Bowling Green State University, B.S.; Business. BELL, ALVIN: Ohio State University, B.A., B.S.; Toledo University, M.S.; Bowling Green State University; Social Studies; Debate Director. BERGER, JACQUELYN: Bowling Green State University, B.S.; Home Economics. BOLENBAUGH, NELDA: Findlay College, B.S.; Business. BOWDEN, DAVID: Ohio Northern University, B.S.; University of Dayton; Bowling Green State University, M.Ed.; Social Studies; Golf Coach. BOYER, DEE: Bowling Green State University, B.S.; Business Math; Varsitv Football Coach. BREWER, SHEILA: St. Mary's College, B.A.; Social Studies. BROBST, NANCY: Findlay College, B.A.; English. BUMANN, BERTHA: Jamestown College, B.A.; University of Inns- bruck; Heidelberg University; University of Minnesota; German. BUNN, CARL: Toledo University; Bowling Green State University; Carpentry. BURKLE, WILLIAM: Bowling Green State University, B.S.; Business Math; Wrestling Coach. BUSDEKER, JANELLE: Bowling Green State University, B.S.; Communications; Forensics. BUTLER: JEANNE: Penn State; University of Florida, B.A.; Bowling Green State University, M.A.; Ohio Northern; Art. BUTTERMORE, BARBARA: Bowling Green State University, B.S.; Purdue; Math. BUTTERMORE, LOIS: Findlay College, A.B.; English. CASHEL, LARRY: Ohio State University, B.S.; Gowling Green State University; University of Oklahoma; Biology. CHAPIN, PAUL: Bowling Green State University, B.S., M.Ed.; Toledo University, Ohio State; Kenyon College; Colorado State; Chemistry. CLAPPER, ROBERT: Findlay College, B.A.; Ohio State M.A.; Bowling Green State University, M.Ed.; Social Studies. CLARK, JOHN: Ohio State University, B.S.; Bowling Green State University; English. CLINE, ELMA: Ohio University, B.S.; Bowling Green State Univer- sity, M.Ed.; Indiana University; Business Education. COATNEY, MARCHETA: Goshen College, B.A.; French- Spanish. CORNWELL, ANNABEL: Toledo University; Bowling Green State University, B.S.; Home Economics. CREW, KAREN: Bowling Green State University, B.S.; French. CURLIS, ALVIN: Bowling Green State University, B.S.; Vocational Education. CURTH, HAROLD: Findlay College; Bowling Green State Univeristy, B.S., M.Ed.; Ohio State University; Social Studies; Audio-Visual. DAVIDSON, SHERRON: Pennsylvania State University, B.S.; English. DeFRENCH, FRANK: Findlay College, B.S.; Bowling Green State University; Social Studies. DIDICH, JOHN: Bowling Green State University, B.S.; Driver's Education ; Track and Cross Country Coach. DONALDSON, MARSHALL: Bowling Green State University; Ohio State University, B.S.; Mathematics. DOUGLAS, WILLIAM: Ohio Northern University; Toledo University; Welding. FELLOWS, RODNEY: Bowling Green State University, B.S., M.S.; Social Studies. FRAZIER, CLARK: Ohio Northern University, B.S.; Toledo Univer- sity; Occupational Work Experience. FREDERICKA, THERESA: Bowling Green State University, B.S.; Library. FROELICH, STEPHEN: Ohio University; Bowling Green State Univer- sity, B.S.; English. FROST, THERON: Findlay College, B.S.; Bowling Green State University; Spanish. GEBHARDT, BARBARA: Heidelberg College, B.A.; Communications; Drama. GIBSON, MARGARET: Indiana State University, B.S.; Findlay College; Bowling Green State University; Social Studies. GILES, GLEN: Andrews University, B.S.; Automotive. GILLIGAN, JOHN: Ohio State University, B.S.; Bowling Green State University, M.A.; Chemistry. GILSON, PAUL: Bowling Green State University, B.S.; Occupational Education. GRIFFIN, JUDITH: Indiana University; Findlay College, B.A.; Com- munications; Drama Club. GULLETT, JEANETTE: Ohio Northern University; Bowling Green State University, B.S.; Mathematics. HALL, ROBERT: Findlay College, B.S.; Business Education. HARRIS, JANE: Bowling Green State University, B.S.; Home Econo- mics. HAYES, JAMES: Findlay College; Bowling Green State Univeristy, B.S., M.A.; Distributive Education, D.E.C.A.; Business Advisor Yearbook (thanks). HEATER, TERRY: Ball State University, B.S.; Occupational Work Experience. HITE. CLIFFORD: Ohio State University, B.S., M.A.; Michigan State University; Grove City College; Coordinator of Music, Findlay City schools; Conductor of Concert and Marching Band. HITE, WILLETTA: Heidelberg College, B.A.; Ohio State University; Wavne State: Latin-French. HOLMAN, JANET: Bowling Green State University, B.A.; Occupa- tional Education. HOOVER, MARTY: Findlay College, B.S.; Bowling Green State 88 University, M.Ed.; Health; Tennis Coach JEFFERIES, DONALD: Miami University, B.S.; Ohio State Univer- sity, M.A.; Vocal Music; Choir Director. JONES, GARY: Bowling Green State Univeristy, B S MA- Ensrlish JONES, WILLIAM: Taylor University, B.S, Bowling Gr n State University, M.A.; Physical Education; Football Coach KAYLOR, JOHN: Manchester College; Ohio State University Bowline Green State University, B.S.; Mathematics; Ass't Football Coach KING, JAMES: Findlay College, A.B.; Ohio Northern University Bowling Green State University, M.A.; Social Studies. KROMER, JOHN: Ohio University; Rochester Junior College- Ohio State University, B.S.; Toledo University; Occupational Work Exper- ience. LARKINS, JACK: Findlay College, B.S.; Bluffton College; Columbia ™!! y' M'A'; BowlinS Green State University; Driver's Educatidn LEONARD, THOMAS: Findlav College, B.S ■ Biology LOBB, WILLIAM: Muskingum College, B.A.; Bowling Green State University, M.Ed.; Mathematics. LOERTSCHER, NELLIE: Heidelberg College, B. A.; Findlay College- Ohio Northern University; Bowling Green State University English LOWERY, CAROL: Findlay College, B.S.; Bowling Green State University; Business Education. MERRILL, PHILLIP: Bluffton College; Ohio Northern University Ohio State University, A.B.; Mechanical Drawing MEZACAPA, NICK: Heidelberg College, B.A.; Health; Physical education. MONTGOMERY, ROBERT: Findlay College, B.S.; Bowling Green State University, M.Ed.; Social Studies MUSSER, JAMES: Findlay College; Bluffton College, B.S.; Bowling Green State Umversitv; Business Education MYERS, DEANNA: Findlay College, B.S.; Business Education MYERS, RAMON: Ohio State University, B.S.; D C T NICHOLS, DEL: Findlay College, B.A.; Central Michigan University M.A.; Occupational Work Experience; Adivsor Student Coucnil. PAHL, NED: Bowling Green State University, B.S ■ Carpentry PATTERSON, BRUCE: Bowling Green State University B S M F A Art. PHILLIP. DUANE: Findlay College, B.S.; Bowling Green State University; Business Education PHILLIPS, RICHARD: Findlay College, A.B.; Bowling Green State University, M.A., B.Sc; University of Montana; University of New Mexico; Biology. POWELL, GEORGE: Ohio Northern University, B.S.; Bowling Green State University; M.A.; Mathematics. PURDY, JUDY: Bowling Green State University, B.S.; Resource Center. RADEBAUGH, KATHLEEN: Ohio Wesleyan University, B A • Physi- cal Education; Advisor for G.A.A., Pepper Club, and Cheerleaders; Iraek and Tennis Coach. REARDON, JEAN: Grove City College, A.B.; Bowling Green State University; Spanish. REYNOLDS, THOMAS: Findlay College, B.S.; Eastern Illinois Uni- versity; Ohio Wesylan University; Bowling Green State University Biology. J ' RUNKLE, JAMES: Ohio Northern University, B.S.; Bowling Green State University, M.Ed.; Mathematics. SCHMIDT, DALE: Bowling Green State University, B.S., M.F.A.; SHINDELDECKER, GALE: Toledo University, B.S.; Bowling Green State University; Electronics SICKINGER, WILLIAM: Lock Haven State College; Findlay College B.S.; Miami State University; Bowling Green State University- Business Education. SLOUGH, MICHAEL: Mount Union College; Ohio Nortern University B.S.; Bowling Green State University, M.Ed.; Social Studies SMITH, ANNE: Bob Jones University, B.S.; English. SMITH, DANIEL: Bowling Green State University, B.S.; Business Ed. SNOW, ROCK: Ohio Dominican College, B.A.; Ohio State University- English; Swim Coach; Yearbook literary Advisor (Thanks) SPARKS, MADELINE: Tiffin Business University; Bowling Green State University, B.S.; Occupational Education. STEELE, JAMES: Bluffton College, B.S.; Miami University; Bowling Green State University; South Dakota State University- Physics STEWART, DANIEL: Findlay College; Bowling Green State University B.A. ; English. STONER, KAY: Kent State University, B.S.; Home Economics TALLMAN, CONSTANCE: Ohio Northern University, BA- Ohio State University, M.A.; Marietta College; Wittenberg College; Boston University; Bowling Green State University, Findlay College; English. TAYLOR, JOHN: Bowling Green State University, B.S., M.A - Heidelberg College; Ohio State University; Distributive Education- D.E.C.A.; Ticket Manager. TRZECIAK, JUDITH: Bowling Green State University, B.S.; English UNRUH, DONALD: Toledo University; Automotive Science VONSTEIN, MICHAEL: Bowling Green State University, B.S. Drivers Education. WALDMAN, GEORGE: Toledo University; Findlay College State University; Machine Science. WARLEY, LANCE: New York University; Bowling Green University, B.S., M.A.; English; Chess Club; Ass't. Track Coach WATSON, ROMAINE: Ohio State University, B.S ; Health WILCZYNSKI, ROBERT: University of Dayton, B.S.; Driver's Edu- cation. WITHROW, JUDY: Bowling Green State University, B.S.; English WOHLGAMUTH, RICHARD: Findlay College, B.S.; Bowling Green State Univ.; Business Education. WOODS, SHIRLEY: University of Cincinnati, B.A.; Findlay College; Business Education; Faculty Flower and Gift Fund. M.A.; Kent State 89 s 0 p H 0 M 0 R E C L A S s 0 F '7 7 One year down and two to go. The school babys, in other words the sophomores. Well our first big year at the high school has been lots of fun for us! Just think back on all the fun you had. Getting picked for the team of your favorite sport, making varsity F, ordering class rings, building a float for the homecoming parade, meeting new friends, making band or orchestra, cheerleading try-outs, getting asked to the prom, or serving at the prom, feeling a real part of the school spirit at games, on 50's day or clash day. Thinking back it wasn't as bad as we thought it would be, infact it was pretty great! Class Officers. President: Rich Chamblain, Vice President: Tricia Wygal, Secretary Treasurer: Tammy Tyler. Leave me alone it's Monday, says Mike Harrington No Fair peeking, giggles Doris Hulderman and Janet Qualkenbush. Work, work! work! complains Tammy Fry. 90 'Your kidding aren't you? laughes Jim Fenbert What's this world coming to you can't even walk through the court yard anymore, decides Brenda Duffield. zzz zz z Cathy! Cathy! Can't a person even sleep in peace around here? complains Cathy Hub- bard. You did that?! said Kathy Hildreth to Danna Hudkins. Why you . . ., warns Betsy Windle. You photographers sure make the rounds, don't you? says Stu Mills. 91 Chip Abell Bemice Adams Denise Adams Tim Adams Nannette Allen Chris Ammons Marilyn Amrine John Anast Keith Anderson Carol Andrews Dan Angers Roberta Anspach Steve Anstine Deb Ardire Art Arredondo Lee Arredondo Kev in Atchison Jeff Babb Randy Babcock Dianna Bair Doug Bair Jeff Bair Craig Balcomb AlBall Jeff Baney PatBanta Deb Barchent Wayne Barclay Jim Barger Beth Bartels Tammy Barton Jeff Bash Beth Bauman Debbie Baumann Ron Baumunk Brad Beams Kathy Beebe Chris Beggs Dan Benavides Deb Benavides John Benroth John Benroth Sharon Bethea Wilma Bill Bill Biltoft JoLynn Birchfield Sue Birchfield Dan Bish Jim Bishop Tim Black Jon Blackburn Margaret Blankenship Debbie Blem Liz Blide Craig Bloomfield Bill Bluhm Ann Boney Vicki Bonnell Mark Bonnett Bob Borden Steve Bowman Scott Boyd Dan Bremer Lisa Brodine Scott Brooks Dave Brown Michelle Brown Mike Brown Tom Brown John Bryant Jay Buckey Becky Buckles 92 Don Buess Tina Bugner Becky Bullock Lana Bundy Micky Bunts Gary Burger Jennifer Burlee Scott Burnside Becky Burson Sue Bush Mark Bush Cami Calkins Tom Campbell Lisa Campton Marie Cannon Kathy Carlson Gary Carpenter Charles Cartledge Dan Cassidy Rich Chamblin Melissa Chaney Jeff Charlton Eileen Chavez John Cheney Sally Chesebro Allan Chester Tony Christman Gerald Clark Kathy Cleary Becky Cobb ' Bruce Cole Jay Collert Tanya Collins Christy Combest John Combest Tom Compson Stacey Connell Beth Cook Debbie Cook Kitty Cook Rita Cook Lynn Corbin Pat Corbin Wendy Corn well Julie Cosiano Jaci Courtney Janice Cox Brenda Craft Kathy Crafton Denise Cramer Anette Crawford Carla Crawford Gay Crawford Gwen Crusa Connie Cummings Lori Cunningham Dale Cupp Cathy Curth Tamela Daughterman Patti Davey Jeff Davies Sandy Davies Shirley Davies Tom Decker Jane DeHass Julie Delaney Kevin Delaney Amy Devene John Dible Tim Dillion Jeff Dodds Regina Donnelly Chris Drake Debbie Dudley Brenda Duffield Valerie Dunn Jerry Dysinger Tina Ebersol Eric Edelbrock Ruth Edgel 93 WE MAY NOT ALWAYS REACH OUR GOAL, Dave Elderbrock Dave Elderbrock Scott Ellerbrock Sandy Elliot Kelli Ellis Melissa Elsbury Cindy Emerson Dorothv Enright Barb Eroe Gwil Evans Teresa Ewald Mary Farling Lynett Farmer Sue Farmer Kathy Feighner Joe Fekete Jim Fenbert Dirk Fenimore Mark Ferguson Tracy Fetters Bev Fields Renee Firestone Jeff Fish Cheryl Fisk Jeff Fitro Kevin Fitzpatrick Betti Flanagan Mike Fleming Jim Fletcher Terry Fletcher Wendall Flick Cinda Ford Julie Fox Tim Fox Charla Fraley Steve Franklin Paul Fredericks Lisa Freeman Bill Frey Tammy Frey Terri Friedrich Tom Frost Connie Galant Marty Gase Michelle Gash Linda Gatchell Tadd George Becky Gerber Brian Gibson Dave Gilbert Brad Gillam Carley Girdler Dennis Glock Jim Goble Kim Gochenauer Shaun Gogerty Esther Gonzales Paul Gonzalez Tim Goralske Steve Gorman Jim Gould John Green Vicki Greene Alice Greer Gayle Greer Dennis Grim Robert Grine Nancy Grooms John Grossestreuer Kathy Groves Mary Ann Groves Linda Hall 94 Jim Hansan Amy Harden Sally Hardesty Karen Hare Mike Harrington Lisa Hartman Curt Harvey Dennis Hawk Berry Hawkins Doug Haynes Jeanne Heidrich Mike Hietmeyer Chris Heldman Jim Helfrich Lori Hemmer Jill Herrit Cindy Hewett Lindy Hickerson Dawn Hicks Kathy Hildreth Dan Hines Lee Ann Hingson Cindi Hlastan Cathy Hocanson Dean Hoge Howard Hotaling Patty Hollenback Bob Holmes Linda Holmes Alan Horvath Dave Hosey Denise Houdeshell Fred Hough Karen Householder Susan Howard Ray Hoy Cathy Hubbard Danna Hudkins Kathy Huffman Doris Hulderman Don Hunter Bill Hutton Raylliff Mike In body Kent Jackson Scott Jackson Kevin Johnson Robin Johnson Annette Jones Paul Jones Sue Jones Jon Julien Mike Kauffman Janet Kelblev Chris Kelly ' Brian Kelly Tim Kelly Tom Kennedy Maureen Kilpatrick Pam Kirchner Carrie Klein Kathy Klein Leanne Knepper Rex Knowlton Lisa Koehler Karen Konczel Ken Kotton Merry Kay Kramp Robin Kretzinger Burt Krom Dave Kruse Kumul Kumar Phil Kutz Tracy LaBolt Brynn Lacev Alan LaForrest Jerry Lammers Sandi Lanagan Dave LaShells Ann Lauth 95 BUT THERE'S RECOMPENSE IN TRYING; Dave Lavarnway Lyn Layne Tarn mi Lee Tim Lee Peggy Leeper Keston Leisure Patty Lentz Linda Lewandowski Cathy Linhart Tim Linhart David Litzenberg Allan Livesay Donita Logsdon Mary Beth Logsdon Dave Long Tom Lonf Larry Lovell Ken Lowery Peggy Lowry Brenda Lunn Mary Lynch Brad Madson Jeff Magno Cara Mahoney Steve Mahoney Scott Mairne Scott Malloy Rick Manley Lynn Maroney Joanne Martin Dave Marshall Barb Masulovich Danny Martinez Deanna Mason Gary mason Russ Mason Kent Mathews Marina Matthews Valerie McCamey Mark McCormick Eddie McDonald Peggy McElloit Jim McGown Mike McGraf Kerry McLay Patty McMahon Becky McVey Patti Meadows Rick Meier Phyllis Mesenburj, Scott Metzger Jill Meyer Mary Ann Meyer Mike Meyer Jerry Meyers Paul Mihaley Tammy Miles Amy Miller Edith Miller Lisa Miller Marsha Miller Matthew Miller Steve Miller Steve Mills Stu Mills Don Miracle Melissa Mires Chris Mischke Dave Mitchell Dan Molina Rick Monday Deb Montgomery 96 Keith Montgomery Ted Moore Carol Morman Dave Morrison Mike Morrison Wendy Moses Cindy Moudry Mike Moudry Eric Mullens Jenny Musser Lori Myers Susan Meyers Dave Nalle Tina Nelson Steve Nesler Leonard Newman Shiela Newman Twana Newman Tony Newton Jeff Nichols Ellen Niswander Jeff Norden Pat Norris Chuck Nungester Molly Nungester Mike Nye Randy Oakly Duwayne Oakman Beth Okuley Chuck Opperman Chris Orians Greg Orwick Lori Ott Steve Page Debbie Parsons Gary Patterson Jeff Patterson Renee Pauline Kim Peeler Diane Peier Pam Pelphrey Rusty Pen well Steve Pergram Diana Perkins Nick Peters TimPfaltzgraf Andy Phillips Linda Phillips Cathy Phipps Bob Pickens Kathy Pieranunzio Adaline Pina Danny Pina Lee Piatt Cindy Poma Terri Porter Betsy Powell Dan Powell Karen Powell Ron Powell Sandy Powell JeffPownell Jeff Predmore Dennis Preston Pam Preston Barb Price Brenda Putnam Janet Qualkenbush Beth Quellhorst Bonnie Quinlan Jamie Radabaugh Todd Radabaugh Rick Rader Linda Rayle Steve Rayle Kim Redman Nancy Reusch Kathy Reynolds Kathy Reynolds Mike Rich 97 HORIZONS BROADEN SO MUCH MORE, Todd Richards Leslie Richardson Pat Ricksecker Deb Riemer Kurt Riker Mitchell Ring Deb Risser Pete Roberts Jim Roby Steve Roby Brian Rodgers Matt Rogge Ann Rooney Kelly Romig Melinda Rose Mike Roth Jan Routson Randy Routson Vicki Rucker Susie Rudolph Becky Ruse Rob Ryan Marilee Sadler Gilbert Salazar Chris Saldana Mike Salisbury Connie Sampson Phil Sanchez Roger Sanchez Mark Sanders Cynthia Scasny Tammy Schaade Mary Ann Schalk Kathy Scheiderer Scott Schimmel Virgil Schlachter Lindy Schlumbohm Liza Schumacher Andy Schramm Greg Schreiner Beth Schroeder Jane Schultz Mike Scoby Toni Searles Rodney Seek Don Settlemier Debbie Shank Durene Shank Gary Shank Rita Sharrer Julie Sheets JulieSheidler Roger Shell Nancy Sherk Marie Shoemaker Tom Short Julie Shumaker Lester Shumaker Carie Siferd Scott Silvers Frank Simon Mike Sizmore Becky Slayter Sharon Sleasman Cindy Slough Dave Slough Rick Smaltz Brian Smith Cory Smith DeWayne Smith John Smith Ron Smith 98 Berry Snodgrass Jeff Snodgrass Linda Snoke Beth Snyder Bruce Snyder Jeff Snyder Jeff Soder Marcella Spence BUI Spitler Sherry Stall Chuck Starkey Jaylnn Starr Linda Stauffer Judy Steen Jim Steinman Denise Stenzel John Stiverson Keith Stocker Vanessa Stocker Steve Stoll Joan Streaker Kay Stuckey Mike Stuckey Craig Stump Chuck Stumpp Kelly Suggs Eric Sundburg Keith Swigert Phil Swisher Sherry Swisher Jill Swope Rick Tate Mark Taylor Mark Tebbe Craig Tesnow Erin Thatcher Debbie Theis Dave Thomas Jim Thomas Larry Thomas Roger Thomas Tony Thomas Dale Thompson Lori Thompson Nelson Treadway Judy Treece Randy Treft Peggy Trotta Melinda Turner Becky Tussing Tammy Tyler Ray VanGuten Glendora Vanlue Cathy VanSant Dewight Waaland John Waaland Sue Waaland Rick Wagner Betsy Walker Lorene Walker Deanna Walters Donna Walters Jenny Waltermire Karen Ward Sherree Ward Julie Warner T.J. Warner Mark Watson Lisa Waxier Bob Weaks Mike Webb Brenda Weber Jan Wegenka Larry Weisenberger Robin Weitz Tab Wells Rosemary Wenner Eric Westerhausen Cindy Westfall JeffWickard ■ 99 THE HIGHER WE ARE FLYING Lori Wilcox Mike Wiler Eric Willford Mark Willford Jackie Williams Linda Williams Nancy Williams Tom Williams Paul Will s Betsy Windle Brett Wiseman Bill Withers Patty Wittenmyer Deb Wohlgamuth Cindy Wolery BUI Wolf Kathy Wolfrom Kent Wonus Amy Wood Beth Wright Trisha Wygal Terry Wylls Linda Wymer Ann Zehender Rick Zehender Cheryl Zellers Dennis Zimmerman Chris Zoll k Hi there you dirty little germ, spys Keith Stacker 100 Sophomore Rosemary Winters tells Sharon Bethea, If I could find my locker I would takeoff my coat. T H E S P I A N S This year as in years past, Thespians put on two major productions, also a night of one act plays and in con- junction with the music department a musical. The first show of the season was a childrens production. Keeping a tradition started two years ago the first show is aimed at the elementary age children. House at Pooh Corner, perhaps the best of the Winnie the Pooh stories was well received by children and adults alike. Mrs. Griffin the newest member of the speech department at F.H.S. di- rected the second show. Harvey, the story of a 6ft. invisible rabbit was a smashing success. The first comedy in quite a few years was a welcome change for theatre goers. The triumph of the season, as usual was the musical. This year My Fair Lady won the overwhelming praise of three full houses. It was described as the best ever on the F.H.S. stage. New techniques in set and sound produced a very professional overall effect. Even as the final curtain closes the leads were invited to appear and perform at clubs throughout the city. The music and act- ing was superior and shall not be soon forgotten. For the graduating seniors it is a sad affair to play their final performance. Even if they never had a lead the F.H.S. theatre department shall be missed. The oncoming actors will have quite a job ahead of them to equal this year. They will try, fail and succeed. Each year new stars will bow out, but through all, the show must go on. First Row: Cam Hockason, Angie Beery, Judi Costio, Amy Frederick, Betti Flanagan, Lisa Waxier, Jeri Bjorling. Second Row: Lisa Woltering, Jill Ennis, Eileen Flanagan, Angie McDonald, Patty Conine, Cindy Hewett, Vicki Ice, Chris Greeno, Rene Milkovich, Anne Rinebolt. Third Row: Bill Biehl, Bob Hillshafer, Lynn Boyd, Tom Williams, Kevin Miles. Fourth Row: Marc Downing, Dave Farison, Ralph Berry, Girmy Grindell. 101 =cN- Standing (L-R): Tom Leddy, Phil Chubb, Tom Flavell. Kneeling: Joel Gallagher, Scott Bernhardt. Absent: John Vielhaber. Advisor: Mr. James King. LITTLE KINGS One of the more social clubs emerged this year in the form of the Schoenling Little Kings Club. Although goals and accomplishments were a bit abscure, club members had a memorable year. The monthly meetings will be missed by all who participated. Coregional Presidents Phil Chubb and Tom Leddy had this to say at the year's end — Although Club members will be going different directions through the years, memories will keep the Kingers' together. OOPS A Literary magazine set up to give students a voice. Content consisted of poems, stories and cartoons. The Editors financed, wrote, and printed the magazine. OOPS raised money and bought new records for the Juke Box. Editor-in-Chief — Mike Gardner Editor — Bill Russe Business Manager — Bob Baraha Advertising — Bill Graham, Phil Price Advisor — Mr. Rock Snow Standing: Bill Gram, Mike Gardner, Bill Russe, Bob Baratta, Phil Price. 102 First Row: Patti Davies, Deb Benavides, Mr. Snow, Chris Greeno, Tawny McVay. Second Row: Amy Walsh Ann Lauth, Robin Johnson, Martha Wind, Anita Walterminre. Tawny McVay is asking where her feet are (rtflO corn ) ( This year was Rock Snow's second attempt at organizing a group of High School girls to help promote the Findlay Swim Team. He had some quite noticable success, mostly due to the Sophomore interest. The Sandpipers accomplished quite a few of their goals, like decorating lockers, acting as timers and score keepers, bake sales for money, and even a Swim Night after the season was over to help cover expenses. The most important achievement was the encouragement for the swimmers. Swimming not being as popular at F.H.S. as football and basketball doesn't get the moral support that all sports need. The Sandpipers helped fulfill a large part of this. R Sandpipers wait patiently for poised swimmer to leave. 103 MEMORIALS DEATH Why be afraid of death, as though your life were breath? Death but annoints your eyes with clay. 0 glad surprise! Why should you be forlorn? Death only husks the corn Why should you fear to meet the thresher of the wheat? Is sleep a thing to dread? Yet sleeping you are dead Till you awake and rise, here, or beyond the skies. Why should it be a wrench to leave your wooden bench? Why not, with happy shout, run home when school is out? The dear ones left behind? Oh, foolish one and blind! A day and you will meet a night and you will greet. This is the death of death, to breathe away a breath And know the end of strife, and taste the deathless life And joy without a fear, and smile without a tear; And work, nor care to rest, and find the last the best. Maltbie D. Babcock Tim Dorman Ron Hanson 104 STUDENTS WORK TOWARD THE FUTURE 105 GIRLS TRACK TEAM Despite the rain, the thinclads are off and running. Coach Wittenmeyer finds out that even a spring sport coach has to bear cold weather. . n n o O' i Front Row, Lori Ott, Nancy Reusch, Lori Hemmer, Jessie Bennett, Carol Adams, Cathy Bennet, Marilee Sadler, Kathy Carlson, Coach Wittenmeyer. Top Row, Renee Jones, Karen Hoy, Angie Beery, Cyndy Siebeneck, Merry Kay Kramp, Lily Oswald, Sharon Sleasman. 106 EXCELS THINCLADS SET NEW RECORDS Findlay Opp. MILE RELAY 4:54.4 Buckeye Con. (broke record 5:07.3) Cathy Bennett Lily Oswald Jesse Bennett Carol Adams SHOT PUT 34.71 4 Toledo Whit. Carol Adams (broke record 29 3-3 4 DISCUS 82-5 1 2 Buckeye Conference Renee Jones (broke record 80.00) HIGH JUMP 4'7 Fremont Ross Angie Beery (broke record 4'6 ) LONG JUMP 15'6 Fremont Ross Cyndy Siebeneck (broke record 15'4 ) Angie Beery hands off the baton to Julie Fox in the 880 relay. Finally Cathy Bennett reaches the finish line in style in the 880 medley relay. Carol Adams on the move in the 880 medly relay Findlay off to a start. 107 ■ : ?.v- U Eg ,.,''■■ ;■■-.■;.; -'. -5.-,- 3 ti®N r HS Silently the seagull soars On wings of air. Searching evermore For a place to be free. A place where he can Survey the land he flies over Leaving if he wishes Staying if he wants He does what he pleases And cares not How others feel about his life Or what they say He is He is himself. No one else Or ever could be. — Lon Hemmer J.V.'S TOP SEASON I Mike Brickman looks on with questionable thought. Scot Brooks looks for an opening to pass 110 Far Top; The referees get in a little game of catch. Above; And here he is folks — Mr. America. Right; Your coming with me bos! Shoot two! Do you want to dance with me baby hums Mike Brickman. Ill DRIBBLE, SHOOT, Another one for one. Nice pictures, but this isn't the time. Findlay's total points for the season were 1335, the Opponents totals were 1244. Findlay's average per game were 63.6, the Opponents were 59.2. Get that ball! 112 SWISH!!! John Arnold receives congratulations from his teammate John Zitohvic sets up the offense. Mark Van Guten looks for an open man. Coach, John Stozich gives the team instructions in the huddle. Scott Hamlin shoots a foul shot under pressure 113 114 BASKETBALL . . forwards, guards, centers . . jump ball . dribbling down the court . . . field goal . . . back boards . . . rebounds tech- nical foul . . free throw . . . driving in lay ups . . . man to man de- fense . . . zone . . fouls and penalties . charging . . . traveling . . fast home court out of town . charted buses . . . over- tournaments . . . stalling . . . cheering fans and stu- the pep band . . . starting two point loses the . . the season ends break games . time . . . . . . press dents . . . line up . banquet THIS K TROJAN B QQEEEEE 115 GIRLS BASKETBALL POST Angie Beery, she reaches for It's a good thing I have long arms, as the tip-off. .IK — Becky Gerber, high scorer for the JV'S, drives up for the layup. RE( 5NT SEASON'S RECORD OPPONENTS FIND LAY Arlington 11 22 Perrysburg 7 11 Wapakoneta 31 17 McComb 18 21 Wapokoneta 35 22 Toledo Whitmer 22 21 Fremont 19 23 Toledo Whitmer 22 7_ 27 Lima Bath 40 33 Fremont 16. . v ' 22 G I R L J. V. Junior Varsity Squad Cindy Brim, Bonnie Grham, Barb Price, Vicki Sanchez, Renee Firestone, Jessie Bennett, Coach Sara Niemyer, Robin Kretjinger, Stacy Connell, Sue Brandon, Angie Beery, Marie Cannon, Julie Fox, Becky Gerber, not pictured, Annette Crawford. Coach Sara Niemyer and designated captain Angie Beery discuss how to get aid from the referee. 116 VINNING SEASON v Varsity defense only allowed 39 pts. scoring average while the offense has 51 pts. scoring average. Cathy Bennett, high scorer for Varsity, has an average of 18 pts. per game and she totaled 271 pts. for the season. SEASON'S RECORD Girls Basketball team watches the action on the floor. OPPONENTS FINDLAY Marion 39 30 Wapakoneta 21 63 McComb 29 65 Wapakoneta 44 57 Toledo Whitmer 29 67 Marion 45 47 Fremont 43 56 Toledo Whitmer 28 49 Lima Bath 79 55 Fremont 35 45 Varsity squad: Cindy Rudolph, Cindy Siebeneck, Lana Bundy, Cathy Bennett, Cathy Linhart, Bernice Adams, Coach Sara Niemyer, Julie Marlow, Nancy Chamblin, captain Carol Adams, Carrie Spliter, Dianne Kyle, not pictured, Nancy Whitacre. It's all in the wrists. 117 118 Time out your mother is calling you. Please put your arm down. -zr The referee gets into the action also. I've got to wrestle him! exclaims Scott Smith Season Records OPPONENTS FINDLAY Bowling Green 12 ... 45 Toledo Whitmer 34 24 Defiance 31 . . 26 Cardinal Stritch 24. 24 Fremont 11 . . . 45 Springfield 30. . . 24 Napoleon 17 . .. 38 Belevue 27 . . 26 Buckeye Conference 6th place Sectional didn't place District 15th place State 4thj jlace Down on my knees and pray Go to it boys. 119 GIRLS GYMNASTICS TEAM 1975 Triangular: Findlay vs. away 91.25 Dual: Findlay vs. home 89.25 Triangular: Findlay vs. home 93.25 Dual: Findlay vs. 86.60 Bowling Green vs. Pat. Henry 97.40 84.30 Toledo Whitmer 95.30 Central Catholic vs. Bluffton 66.20 14.90 Toledo Whitmer 96.75 Although the Girl's Gymnastics Team had a limited dual meet season alot was accom- plished. The Team had 5 returning upper- classmen, but was largely made-up of sopho- mores. The girls were enthusiastic, dedi- cated, and hard workers, and each showed a mark improvement in her skill level from pre-season. The competition in the northwest district was tough and the two meets lost and the second place in the triangular meet were all close contests. Findlay made a good showing in the District Gymnastics Meet, but since Intermediate Level was dropped from State Competition, no one qualified this year. - BVAjL. t ntk If Watching and waiting the team tries to relax. Co-captain, Mary Beth Hall performs a high U seat toe touch. Carol Mauer on the team against Central Catholic and Bluffton. P 0 I N T W I N N E R S a 1 Carol Mauer r 51 points Ginny Best 25 points Mary Beth Hall 19 points Chris Orians 12 points Judy Treece 7 points. Linda Hall 7 points Marie Shoemaker 6 points Kim Jones 5 points 120 Gracefully, Rita Best does a walk before deep Kim Jones practices her straddle skip dismount All the Gymnists enjoy themselves at prac- lungetum. for Intermediate Bars Routine. t;ce A 5 SW« -.« - MBB . k Back to Front: Jane Schultz, Marie Shoemaker, Vicki Bonnell, Carol Mauer, Chris Suchy, Kim Jones, Chris Orains; Ginny Best, Melissa Chaney, Cinda Ford, Mary Beth Hall, Kelly Suggs; Coach — Mrs. Christine Wittenmyer; Amy Nesler, Lynn Corbin, Anne Wittenmyer, Lisa Schumacher, Sharon Bethea. Missing from picture Moe Hart, Rita Best, Judy Treece, Linda Hall. 121 ftuinff iHiii i - d i « I 4 ? J J 1 leers line up for National Anthem prior to game against Bowling Green. Team Captain Phil Poettmann was the anchor man on defense HOCKEY MAKES A FIRST AT FHS Trojans warm up goalie before showdown with Bowling Green Back-up goalie Bob Lambert ponders the situation Dave Kruse and Brooks Bosse get set for a shift 122 11 Center Brian Wisner looks for a pass against Lakewood. Hard-nosed Brad Coats gets set for face-off. Trojans loosen up before game Bay Village left wing bears down on Tro- jan's Phil Poettmann. Hockey, a ruff and exciting sport was a new addition to the 1974-1975 athletic program. Under the coaching staff of Jack Harring and Bill Cassidy, the FHS icers exhibited the perfect ability on the ice. The Trojans hosted 14 of the 19 regular scheduled games at the HRC and 3 of the 5 tournaments finishing the season with a 14-1-4 record. Throughout the season the FHS icers looked forward for the showdown with their arch rivals Bowling Green. Unfortunately, both games ended in ties. In Individual scoring in the regular season, Warren Williams lead the team with 35 goals with Brian Wisners 41 assists Phil Poettman and Jay Waddell lead the team for the most unassisted goals. In other scoring, Brian Wisner 28 first assists, Warren Williams and Brian Wisner: Most power- handed goals, and Warren Williams and Terry Coats: Most short-handed. 123 J u N I 0 R C L A S s 0 F '7 6 The enthusiastic junior class have been very industrious in many fund promoting projects. They have sold candy, had a bake sale, and a slave day. The slave day was an enormous success. The junior class promoted $134.00 to their cause. The selling of class jackets was another way of raising money for the prom. After the money was raised the junior class was looking ahead to the prom. The prom is a gift from the junior class to the graduating senior class. The theme of the 1975 prom was Midnight at the Oasis. The name of the group was Magik Daze. Linda Reamsnyder. I learned to count on my fingers in the first Junior class officers: Judy Kostyo, President; Nancy Beltz, grade. Vice President; SuePruitt, Secretary-Treasurer. Mark Wolber realizes, these cards are marked! But Mr. Smith it's the typewriter not me, explains Dan Riemer. 124 I don't think I drew his belt loops right, says Theresa Chavez. I bet this hair style for guys will never come back. Debbie Schultz exclaims, Y ou'd never believe what's in here!' Class class WAKE UP! Todd Worthington alone at last with Kim Trautman. Tim Fletcher admits, I would rather study than eat that food. 125 LOOK AT THE WAY I GLIDE Jon Abbott Nancy Acres Pam Adams Tracy Alexander Cheryl Aller Cindy Althouse Randy Altman Chuck Armstrong Dave Arnesson Fred Arredondo Diane Backus Derek Bair Laura Ball Steve Ball Denise Bame Kathy Barley Bob Baratta Beth Barrell Jeff Barton Rodger Bates Jodi Baumlein Tammy Bays Jan Beekman Lon Berry Tim Bell Ed Beltz Nancy Beltz Gary Bender Joel Benedict Brad Benford Cathy Bennett Jessie Bennett Judy Bennett Brian Benschneider Julie Bemo Ginny Best Gary Bibler Ed Bickford Bill Biehl Randy Bisbee George Bishop Randy Bishop Julie Bissel Jeri Bjorling Debbie Blankenship John Blide Roger Bluhm Patti Boes Gordon Bolmer Terry Boren Cheryl Borsani Brad Bosse Terry Bo sworth Debbie Bower Julie Bowman Lynn Boyd Tracy Boyer Jim Brannigan Tammy Breidenbach Nancy Brenner Sue Breyman Cindy Brim Steve Brim Sheryl Brobst Bob Brooks Jim Brooks Steve Brooks Debbie Brown Harmony Brown Jim Brown Vanessa Brown Mike Bryon 126 Sheree Buckenroth Rose Burden Greg Burns Cindy Burton Dan Burton Julie Burson Randy Byal Ann Byrd John Cain Sue Cain Jeff Cameron Jerry Campbell John Campbell Vince Capponi John Carlin Dean Carzoo Mark Cassidy Jill Chatelain Tina Chavez Rodger Christman Joe Clark Dick Click Sally Clinger Jeff Coates Brad Coats Anthony Cobb Richard Cogley Kim Coleman Jeff Colvin Julie Compson Robin Connolly Karen Connors Bob Cook Chuck Cook Chris Cooper Dean Cooper Carolyn Corbin Mike Cordes Craig Core Roxanne Cormaney Terrie Comwell Teresa Coronado Dan Crawford Debbie Crawford Steve Crawford Sandy Crislip Duane Crisp Drew Cronenwet Kevin Crook Bemadett Crowder Michelle Croy Chuck Crusa Sue Cupp Joel Curlis Linda Currie Ruth Curth Jane Custard Brian Daniels Lisa Dannemiller Jill Darnell Brad Davis Gary Davis Mark Davis Denise DeAmecias Steve Dean Sheryl Decker Tish DePuy Kathy DeWood Deb Dickey Dale Dillon Steve Dillon Sue Doolittle Scott Dotey Marc Downing Cheryl Doyle Robin Drake Ken Driscoll Kent Drummond Marsha Dukes Doug Duncan .: r Jf N 1 j . '. @ - - v w' s B .. 127 CAUGHT ON THE WIND'S LAZY TIDE Sue Dunham Sherry Dunlap Steve Durain Robin Dyer Brian Eaton Kevin Eaves Laura Ede Mary Edgell Mike Eier Denise Ellerbrock Keith Elliott Pam Elliott Lisa Ellis Dave Emerson Jeff Emmons Linda England Margaret Enright Lindy Etoll Gary Faber Terry Fagan Abbe Feighner Mark Felgar Brian Fellers Karen Ferguson Rich Fidishan Becky Finley Marvin Firestone Jay Fish Debbie Fitzpatrick Paul Fleck Melissa Fleming Shelly Fletcher Kim Flugga Joe Fox Brent Frank Sue Franklin Jim Freeman Deb Gaddy Francine Galuppo Mike Gardner Dave Gary Jerry Gary Karen George Scott George Sharon George Marsha Gephart Sue Gerken Jane Gillen Monty Gillett Julie Gillig Sandra Goble Beth Golich Ed Golem Becky Gonso Deb Goodman Jeanne Goodnight Mark Goodwin Laura Gordon Jean Gorr Jon Gramham Julie Granger Julie Green Mark Greene Troy Greer Dave Grener Eric Grohoske Gary Groves Denise Gunder Dennis Gunder Sylvia Gutierrez Marvain Haas Liz Haley 128 Tom Hall Beth Hampshire Ronald Hanson Sandy Harden Brad Hards John Harrington Brock Harris Toni Harris Tony Harris Dennis Harrold Steve Hartman Mlyson Harvey Sharon Harvey Mark Harwood Jerry Haupert Dave Haynes Connie Hazelton Rene Hazelton Ron Heisterkamp Steve Helfrich Pam Hemmer Dortha Hendricks Fernando Hernandez Robert Hernandez Irudi Herpst Lindy Hickerson Dave Hicks Ian Highsmith John Hildreth Smie Hile Steve Hile Sandy Hilkert Allison Hill Sharon Hill Steve Hingson Connie Hipen steel Holly Hipsher Bob Hocanson Cam Hocanson Mark Hochstettler Sue Hoge 3abe Hollister Jenny Hopkins dindi Hosey Dave Hover Mancy Hudson Ron Huff Bonnie Hugus Keith Huile Mark Hummel Don Hunsberger Blaze Hunt Blaze Hunt Valerie Hurlds Randy Hunter Rhonda Hutton Steve Ijames Russ Iliff Joyce Jacobs Jim Jenkins Kevin Jenkins uisa Jenkins Sue Jenkins Peg Johnson Teresa Johnston Dan Jones Don Jones Julie Jones Renee Jones Sue Jones Tom Jones Jeff Julian sheila Julian lim Kanir John Karcher ?rank Kaufman lane Kelbly Sim Kelly Steve King Cathy Kirvan 129 SWEETLY HOW IT SINGS Sue Riser Derek Kistler Cathy Klein Bill Klinger Delbert Knepper Arthur Koch Linda Kondik Betty Konecny Judy Kostyo Bill Kuhlman Chris Kuhlman Vimal Kumar Michele Kunkel Dan Kurtz Janet Laird Bob Lambert Julie Lang Randy Langenderfe Lori Larbus Carolyn Laube Joe Laureano Tom Lavarnway Kris Layne Scott Leach Mike Leary Juli Lee Tony LeVally Tim Leveck Lori Lewandowski Tammy Linhart Greg Little Jim Logsdon Berry Long Charles Long Dennis Long Pete Long Betsy Lowery Bev Luwry Rod Ludi Jamie Lussier Phil Lyons Dave MacDonald Chris Mankowski Mark Manley John Mann Julie Marihugh Rhonda Marriott Greg Mathias Chris Mauger Patty McBride Jim McCall Laura McClain Kathy McFadden Betsy MeGee Mike McKee Cheryl McKitrick Mike McMahon Sue McMahon Tawny McVey Blaine Metager Kevin Miles Renee Milkovich Marsha Miller Sara Miller Deb Minard Wanda Miracle Maurie Mitchell Amy Moorehead Tom Mort Kevin Moyer Amy Mueller Barb Murphy 130 Julie Musser Pete Natel Gary Newsome Sue Niswander Barb Norris Chris Norton Dianne Nuebig Vicki Oates Bobby Oman Jon Opperman Ron Opperman Gary Orwick Dave Orwig Lily Oswald Karen Otto Tammy Otto Sam Overmyer John Pardee Steve Parke Bill Parks Steve Patterson Jean Pax Dawn Pazder Vic Pearson Chris Peeler Randy Penwell Yolanda Perez Deb Perkins Diane Perkins Rick Perkins Kim Peters Joe Phillips Jerri Pittker Antona Pizana Rodger Plott Max Pokrivchak Ron Polen Karen Porter Chris Powell Julie Powell Kay Powell Larry Pressnell Phil Price Marsha Prichard Ralph Prine Sue Pruitt Mike Purell Mary Quiroga Cindy Rader Jim Rader Kathy Rader Dave Rayle Linda Reamsnyder Brad Reddik Reva Reichenbaugh Matt Reynolds Sue Reynolds Gary Rice Larry Rice Lori Rich Curt Richardson Shelia Richardson Ann Rinebolt Larry Rinehammer Linda Ringle Dave Risser Karen Risser Sharon Risser Bruce Roberson Tom Roberts Beth Robinson Max Robinson Kay Roby Linda Roddy Pam Roether Bonnie Rodgers Charles Rose Teresa Rough Dave Rozelle Bill Ruse 131 RALLY EACH HEART AT THE SIGHT Anita Russel Kathleen Ryan Deb Sackmann Junior Saldana Robin Saltzman John Samsel Edna Sanchez Sandy Sanders Lynn Sanford Manuel Sarmina Kevin Scasny Tom Schauweker Pete Schliebner John Schober Kay Schreiner Debbie Schultz Tom Schultz Jim Scott Margaret Senn Eric Senour Jan Shafer Dave Sharinghouse Doug Schmidt Debbie Sheaffer Danny Sheaffer Kevin Sheehan Cindy Sheets Jean Shepherd Debbie Sherman Rob Shick Jim Shoemaker Michelle Shoemaker Jim Shoop John Short Beth Siferd JoAnne Silveus John Sims Phil Sims Doug Sink Gerildean Sizemore Sue Skipper Sue Slawinski Jerry Smith Leslie Smith Sandy Smith Terry Smith Tom Smith Liz Smithson Steve Snavely Jayne Snodgrass Sheila Snook Beth Snyder Glenda Snyder Ray Snyder Terri Snyder Kim Sonnett Dave Speck Jim Speck Mark Spence Carrie Spitler Jim Stahl Cathy Starr Tom Starr Robin Steffy Tammy Stepp Joe Sterling Karen Stevens Joe Stoner Sue Stoner Jill Strait Kevin Strawbridge Joe Streaker 132 Paul Street Kathy Streeter Kathy Streicher Ruth Suman Candy Sutherland Cindy Sutherland Brad Swick Mary Taflinger 'om Tesnow 'odd Thatcher lark Thomas rad Thompson atti Thompson eb Tiell riscilla Trainer )dy Traucht Kim Trautman Tim Tyler Rich Ulmes Brenda Unruh Bob VanAtta Tammy Vandenburg Mark VanGunten Leland VanTrease endv Waaland ly Waddell ilie Walker lerri Walker ary Waltman athy Ward )b Wareham an Wamer David Watson Bonnie Weber Craig Weber Lea Wegenka Randy Weidman Kent Weitz Alison Wells Ed Wells •eg Wells ;lly Wells nda Whetstone iresa White irb Whitson j hn Whinham | li Wikel irmen Wiler I Cindy Williams I Warren Williams Dave Wilson Cindy Wise Brian Wisner i Dick Wisner 1 Lisa Witter Vlark Wolber i sa Woltering | ark Wonus 1 lura Wood idy Worrell )dd Worthington Jith Wright ana Wylls I ;nny Wymer | Doug Wymer ' Jon Yoder Dave Young I Elaina Young I Scott Younger ' Don Youngpeter Jane Youngpeter 1 Terri Zechman | icky Zehender I oug Zimmerly j iane Zoll ■hn Earhart I ary Newsome an Riemer an Shafer ;rry Snyder f '. !„ I •■ W' I . wjk 133 This ought to show him, says Mark Felgar. Lindy Etoll, Cheryl Krynock. And the one atom said to the other m1' i m n k . « • ' 7 • . I • i [Mil  M I've always wanted to play Billie Jean King, comments Kent Drummond. Ah, shaving cream! . .. laughs Dave Haynes. Rena Hazelton calls, twos, threes, and one eyed jacks. 134 5; Oh ya, who said so? threatens Michele Kunkel. Paul Street says to Randy Hartman, hey kid, what did you call me? 135 136 137 TEACHERS MAKE F.H.S. FANTASTIC! r 139 THE STUDENT-FACl Maybe if I tickle him?! Mr. Powell keeps his cool throughout the game. 140 ,TY BASKETBALL GAME ITU Faculty player moving in for the kil George goes up for two points — maybe. 141 PEPPER CLUB NOTHING TO SNEEZE AT Although Pepper Club didn't have as many grains in the shaker this year, they still retained their spice. The club's aim at vital- izing sport's enthusiasm was accomplished through a variety of activities. These included: a sophomore welcome at a football game, cheering at alj home basketball games, decorating the locker room (while the guys were out, of course) selling football pro- grams, traveling to tournament games, work at practices every Tuesday evening, and struggling with replaced skirts worn in previous years. Standing- Kim Kortina, Vicki Tabor, Cindy Payne, Nancy Shirk, Sharon Morrg, Demse Houdeshell, Leslie Smith Sallv Chesebro, Vicki Ice, Susan Myers, Melinda Thomas, Pam Roether, Kathy Streeter, Sitting: Jane Kahle, Cathy Phipps, Lori Hemmer, Deb Sheaffer, Rosemary Wener, Barb Wiley, Becky Burt, Jill Chatlein, Nancy Whitacre, Windy Walland Deb Riemer is FHS DEVIL of the year Pepper Club does weird things to their members or is it Satan controlling their action? Hey! I heard their's more excitement at Rose's Nite Club. said Jane Kahle 142 RESOURCE STUDENT ASSISTANTS — RESOURCEFUL Led by Miss Fredericks, the student Library Assistants participate in a half credit course in which clerical proce- dures are taught as well as the funda- mental of operating a library. This year they became affiliated with the Ohio Student Library Assistants. Just some of their responsibilities entail checking materials in and out, handling student library passes, and shelfing books. Without them, FHS's students would be lost amidst a jungle of letters and numbers. RESOURCE CENTER ASSISTANTS - Resourceful LIBRARY ASSISTANTS PUT THEIR HEARTS i ON THE SHELF The Resource Student Assistant pro- gram is similar to that of the Library. These students aid Mrs. Purdy in her responsibilities in the Resource Center. Some of these are video-taping, dry mounting, cleaning and splicing films, supplying T.W. equipment and curric- ulum oriented books to teachers and students, and preparing original tapes for the school's use. In order to obtain their half credit they must rate satis- factorily on practical tests and in atti- tude and willingness. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS — put their Hearts on the shelf 143 mmm As I recall my life gone by I'm truely glad it's been. Now I'm on my own And my life is mine to fullfill. Like the birds I can fly higher To reach realms Beyond. Part of my life is over I've learned and grown. Memories will always be a part of me Yet I see a sunrise on the horizon. New opportunities New experiences New friends to make And new thoughts to think. The world is mine to survey To conquer if I so wish. I'll continue on my way Ever grateful for yesterday. — Lori Hemmer . Tom Brown is exhausted after his event. UlL S3k f- i £- Get that leg up there. Tim Linhart strives to overtake his opponent in the hurdles. Great determination and effort are displayed by Ed Sterling. f H U jL -4 1 i— Scot Huff — King of the hurdles. I '.;.■ ■ .■• il 146 £ ■ ■ I    _.  m _- -mi in1 ' , Y il • if. -■h.-f V-3 •yii%r-7ff r 7' 147 Varsity Duel Tri Meets: Won 5 Lostl Findlay Lima Senior 44 ... 83 Tiffin Columbian Cancelled Marion Harding 34 ... 93 Fremont Ross 45 ... 82 Sandusky 50 ... 77 Worthington 64 63 Lima Shawnee 43 ... 84 Worthington Relays 1st Findlay Champ. Relays 1st BC 1st Defiance Relays 1st Marion Night Relays 1st Lima Shawnee Relays 1st Scott Huff Huffy flies into the air with the greatest cf ease Junior Paul Street sikes himself for his event Trojan Track Awards High Point Man — Mike Peiffer 266 pts. 2nd High Point Man — Ed Sterling 231 pts. 3rd High Point Man — Jeep Alexander 227 pts. High Point (Sprinters) Mike Peiffer 266pts. High Point (Distance Field Events) Brent Beams 184 pts. All Ohio High Jump Brad Bosse Tim Dillion puts out a big effort throwing the shot. - - -Y - -■ _ - 148 %riii— ■■ 149 iLimM Tig i i 2 —. 'You put your left foot in. It went that way. 150 BASEBALL ... a nine man team Pitcher, catcher, infielders, outfielders Rawson Park ... the Bull pen, pitchers mound catchers box white canvas bags home plate batter up catcher passes finger signals to the pitcher . . . the pitching grip curveball . . . fast ball batting average . . bunts fly balls . . . sacrifice flies STEErike pinch hitter base runner . . . steal fielding . double or triple play RBI relief pitcher home run double headers rainouts tournaments . . . runners-up in the BC . . . 151 SWIM TEAM HAS A RE( The Trojan's backstroker, Doug Wymer prepares for his event. Trojan's top swimmer Todd Worthing- ton, looks for some encouragement to enter the water. 152 3RD SETTING SEASON Trojans number two man, Dave Ameson, takes a breath during the meet. Trojan's top diver, Gary Bender, prepares for his dive. Coach Rock Snow intently studies his clip board. Sandpipers, with Liz Murphy and Lynn Sandford as timers, watch the meet intently. Trojans Top Swimmer, Todd Worthington, prepares for his event. 153 Who stole my strings? , wonders Kent Stuckey. ' f$ l All left handers are great Do the hustle! 154 TAKE OFF WITH TENNIS A.$ m $ Front Row From Left: Gwil Evans, Chuck Stump, Rajan Chitty, Mike Moudry, Dale Devene, Dan English. Second: Doug Sink, Kent Drummond, Joel Gallagher, Andy Powell, Kent Stuckey, Dave Ringell, Mr. Donaldson. Twinkle Toes, Dale Devene. 155 Beth Bauman forehands a high shot. Leslie Smith chases the ball crosscourt. Kathy Feightner gets set to return a volly. Another fantastic forehand shot. 156 Jeri Bjorling gets down on a low forehand shot. Peggy Lowry waits to hear the hollow smack of the ball against the pavement. Girls Tennis Team: Melissa Elsbury, Valerie Dunn. Leslie Smith, Peggy Lowry, Kathy Feightner, Coach Radabaugh, Beth Bauman, Jeri Bjorling. Valerie Dunn is ready to return serve. 157 s E N I 0 R C L A S s 0 F 7 5 Look to this day! For it is life, the very life of life. In it's brief course Lie all the verities and realities of your existence: The bliss of growth, The glory of action, The splendor of achievement; For yesterday is but a dream And tomorrow is only a vision, But today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness And tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this day! from the Sanskrit n Class Officers. President: Byron Wilford, Vice President: Harry Yox- heimer. Secretary Treasurer: Sue Brandon. Once in awhile I like to dress up for school, remarks Mark Browne. That is my sandwich your eating, complains Nancy Wall to Michele Ede. Lights! Camera! Action! Cameraman Jerry Gochenauer waits for his cue. 158 k, 3f - - I knew I should have studied for this test last night,' decides Tim Haupert. PI ' Hi - jBfiB m, 1 m |j 7H HHP When I asked for a piece of lemon pie I didn't mean this, laughs Scott Duncan. Patty Jones. Open wide and say ah. You woke me up for the yearbook, complains Kyle Gilts. 'Not bad, not bad at all, thinks Kent Elders. 159 WHAT NOW? Jan Abell Steve Abell Elizabeth Abshier Rusty Acord Ann Adams Carol Adams Ray Adams Lois Aerni Geo. P. Alexander Doug Alge Randy Anast Darrell Anderson Linda Andrews Mark Anddrus Linda Angers 160 Rox Arbogast Carol Archable Cindy Amett Cinda Arnold Dave Arnold Anita Arredondo Jo Austin Gary Auxier Kent Babb Jeff Bacho Gary Bair Penny Baker Regina Baldridge George Baldwin Lynne Barley Becky Barnes BUI Baron Carol Bartchlett Cheryl Baughman Dave Beach 161 Brent Beams Jeff Benedict ALL THESE YEARS ■I Robin Beckford Angela Beery Sheryl Below Dolly Benavides Gary Beriskek Bonnie Benjamin Mike Benjamin Kevin Bennett Scott Bernhardt Fred Bemo Ralph Berry Rita Best Kim Betts W i liiMWiTC g W ai sy Carol Bibler David Bibler Dan Billmaier Joe Bish Gary Bishop 162 Mike Blake Jo Blanscet Samanthia Bledsoe Bob Blem Mark Borkardt Brooks Bosse Stan Boney Rena Bosse Tom Bowers Phil Bower Sue Bowman Tina Boyd Tracy Brandman Sue Brandon Brian Brant Jud Breidenbach Earl Breidigan Connie Breneman Bev Brewer Rusty Breyman 163 SPENT STRUGGLING Lori Bright Tom Brink Jeff Brown Tom Brown Dave Browne Tom Bryant Mike Bryson Belinda Buck Lynette Bullock Mike Burke Scott Burns Bob Burnside A Valerie Brown Sue Buckingham Becky Burt Greg Burton Jeff Bury John Cain John Campbell Ross Campbell 164 Diana Cannon John Carpenter Lori Case Dayteen Caton Nancy Chamblin Mickey Charlton Nancy Chattos Theresa Chavez Rajan Chitty Bruce Chubb Phil Chubb Sally Clinger Terry Coats BUI Colvin Patty Conine Kathy Connors Kevin Coppes Mary Cordes Rebecca Cornwell 165 WITHIN MY COCOON, Karen Corwin Teresa Cosiano John Courtney Cathy Craft Kevin Cramer LuAnn Cupp Eugene Damon Tom Darnell Becky Davis Bea Decker Vickie Delacruz Vickie Detwiler Dale DeVene Diane Diaz Doug Dickey 166 Pat Dorman Tim Dorman Phil Doyle Fritz Drake Robin Drake Carol Eberly Michele Ede Brad Ehrnschwender Kent Elders Steve Eller Bill Elsea Darlene England Marlene England Dan English Jill Ennis 167 FIGHTING, TEARING, Mike Farris Dave Farison Jeff Fay Karen Feigert Curt Fen i more Mike Fenimore Pat Ferguson Sue Finlayson Cheryl Finley Mike Fishbaugh Eileen Flanagan Tom Flavell Jack Flick Mike Flinn Chris Ford 168 Dave Fowler Joel Gallagher Mike Gempler Rick Frantz Amy Frederick Bob Freeman Phil Gardner Beth Garlock Chip Games Randy George Tina Gephart Dee Gilbert Teresa Frey Cyndi Gary Marcia Gillan Jerry Gochenauer Candy Goings Ruth Gomez Dan Gonzales Rita Gonzales 169 WAITING FOR A BIRTH OF FREEDOM ... Joe Granger Pat Green Chris Greeno Randy Greeno mm Debra Haas Janet Hahn Doug Hall Mary Beth Hall Ginny Grindell Janet Hallowell Carla Harp Maureen Hart Mike Hartman Randy Hartman Barb Harvey 170 Teri Hauen stein John Henthorne Greg Hauman Tim Haupert Diana Haynes Julie Hepner Diane Hill Tom Hill Bonnie Heitmeyer Dave Hillery Bob Hillshafer Cindy Hostler Doug Holtgreven Aileen Hooks Mike Hoopman Karma Homer Sue Houck Diane Houdeshell Janie Householder Bill Hover 171 AND NOW I FIND IT HAS UNFOLDED Tim Howard Jeff Hunter Kaien Hoy Ray Huff Scott Huff Jane Huffman Vieki Ice Sue In body Deborah Janosik Janice Johnston Judy Johnston Scott Johnston Kim Jones Mary Beth Jones Patty Jones Jayne Kahle Deborah Kaminsky Kathy Karpuleon Carol Keiser Mark Kelbley 172 Mike Kelly Lucy Knepper JeffKoehler Barry Kimbrough Steve Kinn Steve Kissell Kim Knotts Laura Knudson Kerry Koch Holly Konersman Kim Kortyna Laurie Koziel Cheryl Krynock Karen Kryza Tina Klein Melanie Kocher Mike Kroetz Ernest Kurtz Sue LaBerge Mike Ladd 173 EASILY Greg Layton Tami Lear Tom Leddy Brenda Lee Cindy Lee Beth Lehman Carol Lentz Allen Levering Kelly Lewis Jay Liles Scott Line Ron Linhart DeAnn Livesay Lori Long Mike Long 174 Chris Longberry Angie MacDonald Alice Mason Manuel Lopez Sherry Lowery Mary Lowery Pam Mackreb Julie Marlov Mark Mathews Carol Mauer Jane Martin Kerri Lyle Becky Martinez Joyce May Robb McCleave John McCormick Beth McDowell Tim McGinley Patty McGuire LisaMehaffey 175 AND GENTLY, Nina Mesenburg Jane Meyers Jim Mihaly Robin Miles Alathea Miller Claudia Mills Ronda Montz Cindy Moore Dave Moore Ruth Moore Sharon Moore Tom Morman Jim Morrison Barry Mort 176 Liz Mosier Bill Motter Jim Muehlstein Joyce Mulkev Jerry Natal Dave Nesler Pam Nesler Steve Oakley Jana Ohl Mike Oleszczak Pam Omans Vicky Orr Niki Owen Eric Paul Cindy Pauline Cindy Payne Mark Peekham Mike Peiffer Kari Pejovich Annmarie Pemberton 177 IN IT'S OWN TIME, Phil Poettmann Mike Poindexter Andy Powell Richard Preteroti Jackie Price John Price Vicki Price Lori Qualkenbush Sue Quellhorst Dave Racette Mark Rader Anna Ramos Steve Rasmussen Tawnya Reed 178 Sheree Reichenbach Donna Rensch Denise Rettig Brian Reynolds Jackie Reynolds Mark Rice Nick Rich Sheri Richter Tim Riemer BUI Riley Dave Rinebolt Dean Ringle Maurie Risser Arden Robinette Doug Robinson Greg Roby Becky Rodabaugh Pat Roddy Greg Roeble Theresa Roether 179 AND I STAND MOTIONLESS Dawn Rogers Kathy Rogers Kevin Rooney Rick Rowe Brad Roynon Lewis Scheiderer Doug Schey Nancy Schiltz Doug Schlencher John Schramm 1 Bob Schuck Andrea Schumacher Trina Settlemire Jane Shafer 180 Deb Shaffer Gary Shank Tom Sharp Curt Sheffel Jeff Sheidler Bill Shellenbarger Kathy Shelley Glenda Sheridan Beth Sherman Bill Shilling 1 . Lk Cyndy Siebeneck Dan Silvers Cindy Simmons Karl Sizemore Kent Sizemore Barb Slough Jim Smart Laura Smith Lauree Smith Lisa Smith 181 HYPNOTIZED Pam Smith Scott Smith Doug Snyder Bill Snyder Dan Soder jO$ 'flfiP fc . pPnT 2 «F | % - jk - ■ p % _ . JH l . JSii jb Jffll d ' ' fc BPn i1' ' ..p tmm } Julie Sparrow John Spitler Dave Spoon Steve Sprankle BUI Spraw Wayne Stacey Earl Stalter Sue Stealey Robb Steed Jenny Stephens Jan Sterling Francie Stozieh John Strathman Tom Streacker Mike Streicher 182 Kent Stuckey Kim Stump Mark Summers Steve Sutherin Sue Sutherin BUI Thomas Chris Thomas Doug Thomas Earl Thomas Melinda Thomas Melinda Thomas Rhonda Thomas Scott Thomas Teresa Thomas Patti Thomas 183 BY THE BEAUTY AND COLOUR Deb Tiell Gary Tiell Judy Trotta Tim Trutt Darlene Tussing Eric VanRenterghem Vonda VanTrease Bill VanVoorhis John Vielhaber Neita Wagner abti Marty Wall Nancy Wall Tammy Wallen Amy Walsh Nita Waltermire Pam Walton Cathy Ward Robert Weber Bemadine Wehrle Sue Welch 184 Andrea Westerhausen Nancy Whitacre Jerry Wickard Steve Wilch John Wilcox Barb Wiley Jim Wilkerson Doug Wilkins Bryan Willford Byron Willford Bill Williams Rob Winkle Walter Williams Martha Wind Dan Windle Terri Winkle Anne Wittenmyer Laura Wittenmyer Tern Willier Chris Witter 185 OF MY NEW FREEDOM WINGS. Rick Wonderly Linda Wood Kevin Woodruff Leslie Woods Angee Workman Dee Dee Workman John Wortman Rick Wyman Lori Wymer Bob Young S M Dave Young Steve Younger Tim Youngpeter Harry Yoxtheimer Henry Yoxtheimer Shirley Zehender John Zeller Tom Zellers John Zitkovic 186 iii : John Campbell, anking at the top of the senior class of 1975, sets his goal in life as trv- f'mg to satisfy his needs and the needs in which other people have. John is planning to further his r education ma- joring in the econo- mics or social science study at Duke Uni- versity- Friends, from John's expec- tations, should have loyalty, understand- ing, a sense of humor, and an interesting person. Dur- ing school he liked English the most. La- favorite food. John's hobbies include ten- nis, golf, and reading. vZ ' • '-R i group, Chicago. Eileen's hobbies are travel ing, reading, and just plain having fun. 187 Tammy Wal len forth in her class. states: I want to work with people, whatever I do. I have anticipations an interna- of working in tional bank and interpret- Presently ing French. Tammy is employed at the YMCA as synchroniz ng coach and lifeguard. Ma- joring in French, she plans to attend Miami University. She expects a friend to keep a secret, respect her feelings, and listen to her thoughts. Favorite groups are Chicago and the Beach Boys. A few thoughts: , I don't con- sider myself overly reli- gious, al- though I have my own impersonal God. I hate to talk about poli- tics because it is impossi- ble to do it honestlv. 188 Earl Stalter, number five in his class, is pre- sently employed at the Hancock County En- gineer's Office. Earl would like to make en- gineering his life. He will be attending Rose Hulman In- stitute of Technology. He quotes, A friend should be someone you cant with and not be afraid of what they .think. His favorite ani- als are dogs; favc ite subject, jmath; favorite food, shrimp; and his fa- vorite sports baseball, and basketball. Earl's number one top- ic for discussion is politics. Earl's hobbies are piano and umpiring for baseball. 189 Kerri Lyle, number seven in her class, says, I have no set goals, I just live one day at a time. Kerri will be majoring in Physics and Mathe- matics at Bluff ton Col- lege. She ex- pects from a friend com- panionship but dislikes people that do not act like them- selves. In her free time, Kerri is usu- ally hiking. Her main hobbies are tennis, sew- ing, and hik- ing. Rob Steed, num- ber eight in his class, is spending his summer, before entering f W Brig- ham I | Young Universi- I I ty, pick- ing and _S planting pineapples in Maui, Hawaii. AtB.Y.U., Rob has a full paid scholas- tic scholarship uT 'which he will enter the Biology rfield. He enjoys anything outdoors, such as hiking, mountain climbing, skin diving, and body surfing. His favorite r food is straw-' berry pie. I Working with the lit ■ I 1 tie guys at the morn- I I ing league baseball V J team at the Y.M.C.A., T Rob was able to show his baseball i skills. Rob's hobbies are playing the guitar, bird identification, and bicycling. 190 3 kW - « Tenth in her class, Terry Roe- ther wants to live life for its fun. She is work- ing at the Dutch Pan- try. At- tend- ing Ohio State, Ter- ry's major will be Natu- ral Res She Durces expects a friend t give companion? hip.  advice, X and hones- ' 1 ty. In her free time she likes to be at par- ties. Ha- waii, Flori- da, or • Cali- fornia on the beach. Her favor- ite ani- mals are chip- munks; favor- ite group. the Beach Boys; favor- ite sub- ject, Biolo- gy; and favor- ite food, chop suey. Her hob- bies are throw- _ J ing 1 par- ties, 1 and talking 191 ' -« ---- ' 'One more card and then we've got it! remarks Craig Walker. Mickey Mouse is alot prettier than that Toad! Them's the Breaks! 192 A L I T T L E D I F F E R E N T T H I S Y E A R Just about enough money to leave the country. ■■■■ BBs Bob Young takes his card playing seriously. In the past year's after the prom was over everyone hurried home, changed and then loaded on to buses to take the rounds of events of the post prom . However, this year the post prom activities were a little different and a little new. The entire post prom was held at the HRC where the setting of a Las Vegas gambling tables and casinos filled the atmosphere. Live entertainment and re- freshments were was just a part of the evening along with the movie, American Graffti. And as the post prom ended the couples who went will always remember the fun time they had at the HRC all night. Are you sure this is Pepsi I don't wanna go home. 193 TWILIGHT AT John and Rita, I could have danced all night.' Mrs. Davidson visits with Maurie and Kent, as they take a break from dancing. The 1975 prom had a slow and dreary start but a lively and great finish. The problem of little money rode on the juniors, Mrs. Woods, and Mr. Froelich's shoulders. After an assembly which opened other's eyes to this problem, many money making projects came under way. A candy sale was held first of all, then a slave day in which juniors were bought through an auction by sopho- mores and seniors. The highest bidder soon became the slaves master. Carrying books, shaving the guys, and pulling others in wa- The prom, an evening of excitement for all involved What do You mean, I'm on Candid Camera? Deb and Bruce, Now it's your turn to guess who's arms belong to who. 194 THE DESERT Sophomore servers; Lisa Waxier, Betsy Windle, Jeff Nidols, Lori Heramer, Brad Beams, wait for the action to begin. gons, were just a few of the tasks performed by the slaves. Special '76 jackets for the jun- iors were designed next. The Hancock Re- creation Center also did their part in contri- buting to the prom. A Battle of the Bands was held. Money went towards the prom and the three juniors high schools for their graduations. After supplies were bought, de- corating the gymnasium and cafeteria came under way. By Friday a mood of Twilight at the Desert filled the air and left many memories of a beautiful night. Smile if you're enjoying this , remarks John Moore to his date Kim Kuklman. As the couples leave the prom they prepare for a long night at the post prom. Mrs. Butler asks, I'm sure this is how it's done ! ' 195 WHO CARES? Graduation . . . A time of landing, but only in pre- paration to take off again. It is a time to look back, see what has been done, and advance with the good. This year the Seniors voted upon six of their graduation speakers. They were to elect two local ministers and four senior students from the upper ten percent of the class. The two ministers elected were, the Reverend Franklin D. Cody, Pastor of St. Paul's United Methodist church, and Father Gilbert Lizette from St. Michael's Catholic Church. Reverend Cody delivered the message, Who cares? . . . He does and we do . Father Lizette de- livered the invocation and the benediction. The central theme for the graduation and the four class speakers was Who Cares? Each speaker presented their ob- servations and viewpoints. The Junior-Senior Choir sang both, Glorious Everlasting and Walk into your World . The graduation was held outside and the weather was beautiful. The program for the 1975 Graduating Class. The member of the Senior Choir march happily towards the Stadium. James Bushong addresses the presentation of Diplomas John Zitkovic redily accepts his diploma. 196 Hold on to your hat . . Donnell Stadium here we come Principal Glen R. Charles presents the class of 1975. 197 Lisa Smith, the first of the class speakers, asks, If You Don't Care Who Will? Parents look on with mixed emotions, as their children graduate. The FHS Junior-Senior Choir prepares to sing, Glorious Everlasting Below: Third speaker, Scott Line states, It's Only A Matter Of Time . Seniors march across the platform to receive their diplomas. Seniors sit through graduation, as many memories roll through their minds. 198 The Senior class prepares to take their final high school steps. Second class speaker, Nancy Whitacre explains, Our Need For Personal Expression' Vicki Orr gratifully accepts her diploma 199 INDEX ! ABELL TO BRICKMAN Abell, Jan (12) 160 Abell, Scott (10) 92 Abell, Steve (12) 160 Abbott, Jon (11) 126 Abshier, Elizabeth (12) 32, 160 Acord, Rusty (12) 160 Acres, Nancy (11) 126 Adams, Ann (12) 160 Adams, Bernice (10) 92, 117 Adams, Carol (12) 106, 107, 117, 160 Adams, Denise(10)92 Adams, Pamela (11) 126 Adams, Raymond (12) 14, 160 Adams, Timothy (10) 92 Aemi, Lois (12) 160 Alexander, George (12) 160 Alexander, Tracy (11) 126 Alge, Douglas (12) 160 Allen, Nannette (10) 92 Alter, Brenda( 12) 160 Aller, Cheryl (11) 126, 160 Alt, Kathy (12) 160 Althaus, Cindy (11) 13,126 Altman, Randy (11) 126 Altman, Steve (12) 160 Ammons, Christine (10) 92 Ammons, Ronald (12) 160 Amrine, Marilyn (10) 92 Anast, John (10) 92 Anast, Randal (12) 14, 160 Anderson, Darrell (12) 160 Anderson, Keith (10)92 Andrews, Carol (10) 92 Andrews, Linda (12) 160 Andrus, Mark (12) 160 Angers, Dan (10) 92 Angers, Linda (12) 55, 160 Anspach, Roberta (10) 92 Anstine, Stephen (10)92 Arbogast, Rox (12) 21, 30, 31, 161 Archaele, Carol (12) 161 Ardire, Debra (10)92 Armstrong, Chuck (11) 126 Ameson, Dave (11) 126, 153 Amett, Cindy (12) 161 Arnold, Cinda(12) 161 Arnold, Dave (12) 113,161 Arrendondo, Anita (12) 161 Arrendondo, Arturo (10) 15, 92 Arrendondo, Fred (11) 126 Arrendondo, Lee (10) 92 Atchison, Kevin (10) 92 Austin, Jo (12) 161 Auxier, Gary (12) 161 Babb,Jeff(10)15,92 Babb, Kent (12) 6, 43, 161 Babcock, Randy (10) 15, 92 Bacho, Geoffrey (12) 161 Backes, Diane (11) 126 Bair, Derek (11) 38, 126 Bair, Dianna(10)92 Bair, Doug (10) 92 Bair, Jeff (10) 92 Bair, Gary (12) 161 Bakalis, Susan (12) 159 Baker, Penny (12) 161 Baker, Shelly (10)31 Balcomb, Craig (10) 92 Baldridge, Regina (12) 161 Baldwin, George (12) 161 Ball, Albert (10) 92 Ball, Laura (11) 126 Ball, Steve (11) 126 Bame, Denise (11) 126 Baney, Jeff (11)92 Banta, Patricia (10) 92 Baratta, Bob (11) 102,126 Barchent, Debbie (10) 92 Barclay, Wayne (10) 92 Barger, Jim (10) 92 Barley, Kathy (11) 126 Barley, Lynne ( 12) 161 Bames, Rebecca (12) 161 Baron, Bill (12) 14, 161 Barrell, Beth (11) 126 Barchlett, Carol (12) 161 Bartels, Bethany (10) 39, 92 Barton, Jeff (11) 126 Barton, Tammy (10) 126 Bash, Jeff (10)92 Bates, Marcella(ll) 126 Bates, Roger (11) 126 Baughman, Cheryl (12) 161 Bauman, Elizabeth (10)92, 156, 157 Baumlein, Jodi(ll) 126 Baumunk, Ronald (11) 92 Bays, Tammy (11) 126 Beach, Dave (12) 14, 35, 38, 161 Beams, Brad (10) 92, 195 Beams, Brent (12) 9, 38, 162 Beckford, Robin (12) 162 Beebe, Kathy (10)92 Beekman, Jan (11) 126 Beery, Angie (12) 62, 101, 106, 107, 116, 162 Beery, Lon ( 11) 126 Beggs, Chris (10) 92 Bell, Tim (11) 14, 126 Below, Sherri (12) 162 Beltz, Ed(ll) 14,126 Beltz, Nancy (11) 124, 126 Benavides, Debbie (10) 30, 92, 103 Benavides, Dolly (12) 162 Benavides, Jose (10) 92 Bender, Gary (11) 38, 126, 153 Benedict, Jeff (12) 162 Benedict, Joel (11) 126 Benford, Brad (11) 126 Benishek, Gary (12) 162 Benjamin, Bonnie (12) 162 Benjamin, Mike (12) 14, 38, 162 Bennett, Cathy (11) 106, 107, 117, 126 Bennett, Jessica (11) 106, 116, 126, 135 Bennett, Judy (11) 126 Bennett, Kevin (12) 162 Benroth, John (10)92 Benroth, John (10) 92 Benschneider, Brian (11) 126 Bernhardt, Scott (12) 102, 162 Bemo, Fred (12) 162 Bemo, Julie (11) 126 Berry, Ralph (12) 6, 7, 43, 48, 49, 52, 101, 162 Best, Ginny (11) 44, 121, 126 Best, Rita (12) 39, 121, 162, 194 Bethea, Sharon (10) 92, 100, 121 Betts, Kim (12) 162 Bibler, Carol (12) 50, 162 Bibler, David (12) 162, 191 Bibler, Gary (11) 126 Bickford, Ed (11) 126 Biehl, Bill (11) 28, 101, 126, 134 Bill, Wilma(10)92 Billmaier, Dan (12) 162 Biltoft, Bill (10)92 Birchfield, Joylnn(10)92 Birchfield, Sue (10) 92 Bisbee, Randall (11) 126 Bish, Dan (10) 92 Bish, Joe (12) 126 Bishop, Gary (12) 162 Bishop, George (11) 126 Bishop, James (10) 15,92 Bishop, Randy (11) 126 Bissell, Julie (11) 126 Bjorling, Jeri (11) 101, 126, 157 Black, Tim (10) 92 Blackburn, John (10)92 Blake, Mike (12) 31, 43, 55, 163 Blankenship, Deborah (11) 126 Blankenship, Margaret (10) 92 Blanscett, Jalene (12) 163 Bledsoe, Samantha (12) 163 Blem, Debra (10) 92 Blem, Robert (12) 233 Blide, John (11) 126 Blide, M ary (10) 92 Bloomfield, Craig (10) 92 Bluhm, Bill (10) 92 Bluhm, Roger (11) 126 Boes, Patricia (11) 126 Bolmer, Gorden(ll) 126 Boney, Ann (10) 92 Boney, Stan (12) 21, 163 Bonnell, Vicki (10) 92, 120, 121 Bonnett, Mark (10) 92 Borckardt, Mark (12) 163 Borden, Bob (10) 15, 92 Borden, Terry (11) 126 Borsani, Cheryl (11) 126 Bosse, Brad (11) 126 Bosse, Brooks (12) 163 Bosse, Renal 12) 163 Bosworth, Terry (11) 126 Bower, Debra (10) 126 Bower, Phil (12) 163 Bowers, Tom (12) 163 Bowman, Julia (11) 126 Bowman, Steve (10) 15, 92 Bowman, Susan (12) 163 Boyd, Lynn (11) 101, 126 Boyd, Tina (12) 163 Boyd, Scot (10) 92 Boyer, Tracy (11) 126 Brandman, Tracy (12) 30, 39, 163 Branndon, Susan (12) 6, 116, 158, 163, 233 Brannigan, James (11) 6, 126 Brant, Brian (12) 163 Breidenbach, Jud(12)163 Breidenbach, Tammy (11) 126 Breidenbach, Raymond (12) 159 Breidigan, Earl (12) 163 Bremer, Daniel (10) 92 Breneman, Connie (12) 163 Brenne, Nancy (11) 126 Brewer, Beverly (12) 163 Breyman, Rusty (12) 32, 163 Breyman, Susan (11) 126 Brickman, Mike (10) 110, 111 200 Bright, Lori( 12) 39, 164 Brim, Cindy (11) 116,126 Brim, Steve (11) 14, 126 Brink, Tom (12) 164 Brobst, Sheryl (11) 126 Brodie, Scott (10) 92, 110 Brodine, Lisa (10) 92 Brooks, James (11) 126 Brooks, Robert (11) 126 Brooks, Scott (10) 92 Brooks, Steve (11) 126 Brown, David (10) 92, 100 Brown, Debra (11) 126 Brown, Jeff (12) 164 Brown, Jim (11) 126 Brown, Harmony (11) 126 Brown, Michael ( 10) 92 Brown, Michelle (10) 92 Brown, Tim (10) 92 Brown, Tom (12) 14, 146, 164 Brown, Valerie (12) 164 Brown, Vanessa (11) 126 Browne, David (12) 164 Bryant, John (10) 92 Bryant, Thomas (12) 14, 164 Bryson, Michael (11) 126, 164 Buchenroth.Sheree (11) 127 Buck, Belinda (12) 50, 127, 164 Buckey, Jay (10) 47, 92 Buckingham, Sue (12) 164 Buckles, Becky (10)92 Buess, Don (10)93 Bugner, Tina ( 10) 93 Bullock, Becky (10) 93 Bullock, Lynnette (12) 164 Bundy, Lana(10)93, 117 Bunts, Mickey (10) 93 Burden, Rose (11) 127 Burger, Gary (10) 93 Burke, Michael (12) 164 Burlee, Jennifer (10) 93 Burns, Greg (11) 127 Bums, Scot (12) 164 Bumside, Robert (12) 164 Burnside, Scott (10) 93 Burson, Julia (11) 127 Burson, Beckey (10)93 Burt, Rebecca (12) 142, 164 Burton, Cynthia (11) 127 Burton, Dan (11) 14, 127 Burton, Gregory (12) 14, 164 Busch, Susan (10) 43,93 Bush, Mark (10) 93 Byal, Randy (11) 127 Byrd, Ann (11) 127 Cain, John (12) 164 Cain, John (11) 127 BRIGHT TO DAMON Cain, Susan (11) 43, 127 Calkins, Cami (10)93 Cameron, Jeff (11) 127 Campbell, Jerry (11) 127 Campbell, John (12) 29, 164 Campbell, John Jr. (11) 14, 127, 187 Campbell, Ross (12) 30, 31, 164 Campbell, Thomas (10) 93 Campton, Lisa (10) 93 Cannon, Diana (12) 165 Cannon, Marie (10) 93, 116 Capponi, Vincent (11) 127 Carlin, John (11) 127 Carlson, Kathryn (10) 93, 106 Carpenter, Gary (10) 93 Carpenter, John (12) 165 Carson, Michelle (11) 31 Cartledge, Charles (10) 93 Carzoo, Dean (11) 127 Case, Lori(12) 165 Cassidy, Daniel (10) 93 Cassidy, Mark (11) 127 Caton, Dayteen (12) 35, 165 Chamblin, Nancy (12) 117, 165 Chamblin, Richard (10) 90, 93 Chaney, Melissa (10) 30, 39, 93, 127 Charlton, Jeff (10)93 Charlton, Mickey (12) 165 Chatelain, Jill (11) 127, 142 Chattos, Nancy (12) 165 Chavez, Eileen (10) 93 Chavez, Theresa (12) 125, 165 Chavez, Tina Mary (11) 127 Cheney, John (10)93 Chesbro, Sally (10) 39, 93, 142 Chester, Alan (10)93 Chitty, Rajon (12) 43, 155, 165 Christman, Roger (11) 127 Christman, Tony (10) 93 Chubb, Bruce (12) 165 Chubb, Phil (12) 6, 102, 165 Clark, Gerald (10) 93 Clark, Joseph (11) 47, 127 Cleary, Kathy (10) 93 Ciinger, Sally (11) 127, 165 Coates, Jeff (11) 127 Coats, Brad (11) 127 Coats, Terry (12) 165 Cobb, Anthoney (11) 127 Cobb, Rebbeca(10)93 Cogley, Richard (11) 127 Cole, Bruce (10) 93 :INDEX Coleman, Kim (11) 127, 195 Collert, Gerald (10) 31, 93 Collins, Tanya (10) 93 Colvin, Jeff (11)14, 127 Colvin, William (12) 165 Combest, Christy (10) 13, 93 Combest, John (10)93 Compson, Julie (11) 69, 127 Compson,Tom(10)93 Conine, Patricia (12) 32, 33, 51, 101, 165 Connell, Sandra (12) 35 Connell, Stacey (10) 93, 116 Connolly, Robin (11) 127 Connors, Karen (11) 127 Connors, Kathy (12) 165 Cook, Bob (11) 14, 127 Cook, Charles (11) 14, 38, 127 Cook, Debra (10) 93 Cook, Elizabeth (10) 93 Cook, Kitty (10) 93 Cook, Rita (10) 93 Cooper, Dean (11) 14, 127 Cooper, Martin (11) 127 Cope, Glenn (12) 14, 165 Coppes, Kevin (12) 165 Corbin, Carolyn (11) 127 Corbin, Lynn (10) 93, 121 Corbin, Patrick (10) 93 Cordes, Mary (12)165 Cordes, Mike (11) 127 Core, Craig (11) 14,127 Cormany, Roxanne (11) 6, 127 Comwell, Rebecca (12) 165 Comwell, Terrie (11) 127 Corn well, Wendy (10) 93 Coronado, Theresa (11) 127 Corwin, Karen (12) 35, 166 Cosiano, Julie (10) 93 Cosiano, Teresa (12) 20, 22, 23, 166 Courtney, Jacqueline (10) 93 Courtney, John (12) 53, 59, 166 Cox, Janice (10) 42, 93 Craft, Brenda(10)93 Craft, Cathy (12) 35, 166 Crafton, Kathy (10)93 Cramer, Denise (11) 93 Cramer, Kevin (12) 8, 9, 166 Cramer, Nancy (12) 166 Crawford, Annette (10) 93 Crawford, Carla ( 10) 93 Crawford, Dan (11) 14, 127 Crawford, Debbie (11) 127 Crawford, Gayann ( 10) 93 Crawford, Stephen (11) 71, 127 Creighton, Kim (11) 166 Criblez, Kenneth (12) 166 Crisp, Duane( 12) 127 Crisplip, Sandra (11) 127 Cronenwett, Drew (11) 127 Crook, Kevin (11) 127 Crowder, Bemadette (11) 127 Croy, Chalmers (12) 166 Croy, Michelle (11) 127 Crusa, Charles (11) 127 Crusa, Gwen(10)93 Cummings, Connie (10)93 Cunningham, Lori (10) 93 Cunnings, Tim (12) 166 Cupp, Dale (10) 47, 93 Cupp, Laura (12) 166 Cupp, Suzanne (11) 127 Curlis, Joel (11) 127 Currie, Linda (11) 127 Curth, Catherine (10) 93 Curth, Ruth (11) 127 Custard, Jane (11) 81, 127 Damon, Eugene (12) 166 201 INDEX: DANIELS TO GARY Daniels, Brian (11) 6, 53, 127 Dannemiller, Lisa (11) 43, 55, 127 Darnall, Thomas (12) 166 Darnell, Jill (11) 32, 33, 127 Dauterman, Tamela (10) 93 Davey, Patricia (10) 93, 103 Davies, Sandra (10) 93 Davies, Shirley (10) 93 Davies, William (10) 93 Davis, Becky (12) 166 Davis, Brad (11) 127 Davis, Gary (11) 127 Davis, Mark (11) 127 Deamicis, Denise (11) 127 Dean, Stephen (11) 29, 127 Decker, Beatrice (12) 166 Decker, Sheryl(ll) 127 Decker, Thomas (10) 93 DeHass, Jane (10) 93 Delacruz, Vickie (12) 166 Delaney, Julie (10)93 Delaney, Kevin (10) 93 Delaney, Terry (12) 35 Depuy, Patricia (11) 127 Detwiller, Vickie (12) 166 Devene, Amy (10) 93 Devene, Dale (12) 155, 166 Dewood, Kathryn (11) 127 Diaz, Diane (12) 39, 44, 166 Dible, Jon (10) 93 Dickey, Debra (11) 127 Dickey, Douglas (12) 166 Dillon, Dale (11) 127 Dillon, Steve (11) 127 Dillon, Tim (10) 15, 93, 148 Dodds, Jeff (10)93 Donnelly, Regina ( 10) 93 Doolittle, Susan (11) 127 Dorman, Pat (12) 167 Dorman, Rodney (12) 20 Dorman, Timothy (12) 104, 167 Doty, Scott (11) 127 Downing, Marcus (11) 101, 127 Doyle, Cheryl (11) 127 Doyle, Phil (12) 167 Drake, Chris (10) 93 Drake, Frederick (12) 167 Drake, Robin (11) 127, 167 Driscoll, Kenneth (11) 127 Drummond, Kenneth (11) 127, 155 Dudley, Jane (12) 32, 167 Duffield, Brenda (10) 91, 93 Dukes, Marsha (11) 127 Duncan, Doug (11) 127 Duncan, Scott (12) 14, 16, 17, 159, 167 Dunham, Susan (11) 128 Dunlap, Sherry (11) 128 Dunn, Valerie (10) 93, 157 Durain, Steven (11) 128 Durbin, William (12) 167 Dumwald, Janet (12) 167 Dyer, Robin (11) 128 Dysinger, Patty (12) 20, 22, 23, 167 Earnhart, John (11) 133 Eaves, Kevin (11) 128 Eaton, Brian (11) 128 Eberly, Carol (12) 167 Ede, Laurie (11) 128 Ede, Michele(12)158, 167 Edelbrock, David (10) 15, 94 Edelbrock, Eric (10) 93 Edgell, Mary (11) 128 Edgell, Ruth (10) 93 Ehrnschwender, Brad (12) 10, 38, 167 Eier, Michael (11) 128 Elderbrock, David (10) 94 Elders, Kent (12) 6, 159, 167 Eller, Steven (12) 167 Ellerbrock, Denise (11) 128 Ellerbrock, Scott (10) 94 Elliott, Keith (11) 128 Elliott, Pam( 11) 128 Elliott, Sandy (10) 94 Ellis, Kelli (10)94 Ellis, Lisa (11) 44, 128 Elsbury, Melissa (10) 94, 157 Elsea, William (12) 167 Emerson, Cynthia (10) 43, 94 Emerson, David (11) 32, 53, 128, 135 Emmons, Jeff (11)128 England, Darlene ( 12) 167 England, Marlene (12) 167 England, Linda (11) 28, 128 English, Dan (12) 155, 167 Ennis, Jill (12) 27, 43, 101, 167 Ennis, Joy (12)27, 168 Enright, Dorothy ( 10) 94 Enright, Margaret (11) 128 Ernest, Cheryl (12) 168 Eroe, Barbara (10) 94 Etoll, Lindy(ll) 128, 134 Evans, Jeffrey (12) 168 Evans, Gwilyn (10) 38, 94, 154, 155 Ewald, John (12) 38, 152, 168 Faber, Gary (11) 128 Fadaifard, Marvin (12) 133 Fagan, Terry (11) 128 Fahl, Nancy (12) 168 Faris, Michael (12) 168 Farison, Dave (12) 101, 168 Farling, Mary (10)94 Farmer, Lynette (10) 94 Farmer, Sue (10) 94 Fay, Jeff (12) 30, 168 Feigert, Karen (12) 168 Feighner, Abbe (11) 128 Feighner, Kathleen (10) 94, 156, 157 Fekete, Joe (10) 15,94 Felgar, Mark (11) 14, 38, 128, 134 Fellers, Brian (11) 128, 235 Fenbert, James (10) 91, 94 Fenimore, Curt (12) 168 Fenimore, Dirk (10) 94 Fenimore, Michael (12) 168 Fergusan, Karen (11) 128 Fergusan, Patricia (12) 168 Fergusan, Mark (10) 94 Fetters, Tracy (10)94 Fidishun, Richard (11) 128 Fields, Beverly (10) 94 Finlayson, Susan (12) 168 Finley, Becky (11) 128 Finley, Cheryl (12) 6, 168 Firestone, Carol (10) 94 Firestone, Marvin (11) 128 Firestone, Renee (10) 116 Fish, Jay (11) 128 Fish, Jeff (10) 94 Fishbaugh, Mike (12) 168 Fisk, Cheryl (10) 94 Fittro, Jeff (10)94 Fitzpatrick, Debra (11) 128 Fitzpatrick, Kevin (10) 15, 94 Flanagan, Betti (10) 94, 101 Flanagan, Eileen (12) 27, 50, 101, 168 Flavell, Thomas (12) 11, 102, 168 Fleck, Paul (11) 128 Fleming, Melissa (11) 128 Fleming, Michael (10) 94 Fletcher, Jim (10) 15, 94 Fletcher, Shelley (11) 128 Fletcher, Terry (10) 94 Fletcher, Tim (11) 125 Flick, Jack, Jr. (12)168 Flick, Wendell (10) 94 Flinn, Mike (12) 168 Flugga, Kim (11) 128 Ford, Christine (12) 43, 168 Ford, Cinda(10)39,94, 121 Fowler, David (12) 169 Fox, Joe (11) 128 Fox, Julie (10) 30, 94, 116 Fox, Timothy (10) 94 Fraley, Charla (10)94 Frank, Brent (11) 128 Franklin, Stephen (10) 9 4 Franklin, Susan (11) 128 Frantz, Kevin (12) 169 Frederick, Amy (12) 27, 43, 50, 101, 169 Fredericks, Paul, Jr. (10) 94 Freeman, James (11) 128 Freeman, Joy (10)94 Freeman, Robert (12) 152, 169 Frey, Tamara(10)94 Frey, Teresa (12) 90, 169 Frey, William (10)94 Friedrich, Terri(10)94 Frost, Tom (10) 94 Gaddy, Debra (11) 128 Gallagher, Joel (12) 6, 102, 155, 169 Gallany, Connie (10) 94 Galuppo, Francine (11) 128 Gardner, Mike (11) 102, 128 Gardner, Phillip (12) 169 Garlock, Beth (12) 169 Games, Waine(12)6, 169 Gary, Cynthia (12) 169 Gary, David (11) 128 202 Gary, Jerry (11) 128 Gase, Martin (10) 15,94 Gash, Michelle (10) 94 Gatchell, Linda (10) 94 Gempler, Michael (12) 169 George, Karen (11) 6, 128 George, Randy (12) 169 George, Scott (11) 128 George, Sharon (11) 128 George, Todd (10) 94 Gephart, Marcia (11) 128 Gephart, Tina (12) 169 Gerber, Becky (10) 94, 116 Gerken, Sue (11) 50, 128 Gibson, Brian (10)94 Gilbert, Dee (12) 169 Gilbert, David (10) 94 Gillam, Bradley (10) 15, 94 Gillan, Marcia (12) 32, 169 Gillen, Jane (11) 128 Gillett, Monty (11) 6, 7, 14, 128 Gillig, Julie (11) 128 Gilts, Kyle (12) 159 Girdler, Carley(10)94 Glock, Dennis (10) 15,94 Goble, James (10) 94 Goble, Sandra (11) 128 Gochenauer, Kimberly (10) 94 Gochenauer, Gerald (12) 35, 158, 169 Gogarty, William (10) 94 Goings, Candis (12) 169 Golich, Elizabeth (11) 128 Golem, Edward (11) 128 Gomez, Ruth (12) 169 Gonso, Becky (11) 39, 44, 128 Gonzales, Daniel (12) 169 Gonzales, Esther (10) 94 Gonzales, Paul (10) 94 Gonzales, Rita (12) 32, 43, 169 Goodman, Debbie (11) 128 Goodnight, Jeanne (11) 128 Goodwin, Mark (11) 128 Goralske, Tim (10)94 Gorden, Laura (11) 128 Gorman, Steve (10) 94 Go rr, Jean (11) 128 Gould, James (10) 94 Graham, Bill (11) 102 Graham, Bonnie (10) 116 Graham, Jon (11) 128 Granger, Joseph (12) 170 Granger, Julie (11) 128 Green, John (10) 94 Green, Julie (11) 128 Green, Patricia (12) 170 GARY TO HILDRETH Greene, Mark (11) 128 Greene, Vicki ( 10) 94 Greeno, Christina (12) 48, 50, 101, 103, 170 Greeno, Randy (12) 170 Greer, Alice (10) 94 Greer, Gale (10) 94 Greer, Tony (11)128 Grener, David (11) 128 Grim, Daniel (10)94 Grindell, Ginny (12) 6, 21, 26, 101, 170 Grine, Robert (10)94 Grohoske, Eric (11) 128 Grooms, Nancy (10) 94 Grossen streuer, John (10) 94 Groves, Gary (12) 128 Groves, Kathleen (10) 94 Groves, Mary Ann (10) 94 Gunder, Denise(ll) 128 Gunder, Dennis (11) 128 Gutierrez, Sylvia (11) 128 Haas, Debra(12)170 Haas, Jane (12) 7 Haas, Marvin (11) 6, 14, 83, 128 Hahn, Janet (12) 170 Haley, Elizabeth (11) 128 Hall, Douglas (12) 170 Hall, Linda (10) 94 Hall, Mary Beth (12) 120, 121, 170 Hall, Thomas (11) 129 Hall owell, Janet (12) 170 Hamilton, Jack (12) 14, 170 Hamlin, Scott (12) 113, 115, 170 Hampshire, Beth (11) 129 Hampshire, James (12) 170 Hancock, Beth (12) 6, 170 Hanson, James (10) 95 Hanson, Ronald (11) 104, 129 Harden, Amy (10)95 Harden, Sandra (11) 129 Hardesty, Sally (10) 39, 95 Hards, Bradley (11) 129 Hards, Carol (12) 35, 64, 170 Hare, Karen (10) 95 Harp, Carla(12) 170 Harrington, John (11) 129 Harrington, Mike (10) 15, 90, 95 Harris, Brock (11) 129 :INDEX Harris, Toni ( 11) 129 Harris, Tony (11) 129 Harrold, Dennis (11) 129 Hart, Maureen (12) 170 Hartman, Lisa (10)95 Hartman, Michael (12) 170 Hartman, Randy (12) 38, 135, 170 Hartman, Steve (11) 129 Harvey, Allyson (11) 129 Harvey, Barbara (12) 42, 170 Harvey, Curt (10) 95 Harvey, Sharon (11) 42, 129 Harwood, Mark (11) 129 Hauenstein, Teri (12) 171 Hauman, Gregg (12) 171 Haupert, Jerry (11) 129 Haupert, Timothy (12) 159, 171 Hawk, Dennis (10) 95 Hawkins, Barry (10)95 Haynes, David (11) 129, 134 Haynes, Diana (12) 171 Haynes, Doug (10) 95 Hazelton, Connie (11) 129 Hazelton, Rena (11) 129, 134 Heidrich, Jeanne (10) 95 Heisterkamp, Ronald (11) 129 Heitmeyer, Bonnie (12) 171 Heitmeyer, Jeff (10)95 Heldman, Chris (10) 95 Helfrich, Jim (10)95 Helfrich, Steve (11) 129 Hemmer, Lori (10) 95, 106, 142, 195 Hemmer, Pamela (11) 39, 44, 129 Hendricks, Dortha (11) 129 Henthorne, John (11) 171 Hepner, Julie (12) 171 Herbst, Trudie(ll) 129 Hernandez, Fernando (11) 129 Hernandez, Robert (11) 129 Herritt, Jill (10) 95 Hewett, Cynthia (10) 48, 95, 101 Hickerson, Lindy (10) 95, 129 Hicks, David (11) lz Hicks, Dawn ( 10) 95 Highsmith, Jan (11) 129 Hildreth, John (11) 129 Hildreth, Kathleen (10) 91, 95 203 INDEX l HILE TO KRAMP Hile, Ernie (11) 129 Hile, Steve (11) 129 Hilkert, Randy (11) 129 Hill, Allison (11) 129 Hill, Diane (12) 171 Hill, Sharon (11) 129 Hill, Thomas (12) 14, 38, 171 Hillery, David (12) 171 Hillshafer, Robert (12) 52, 53, 101, 171 Hines, Danny (10) 95 Hingson,Lee(10)95 Hingson, Steve (11) 129 Hippensteel, Connie (11) 129 Hipsher, Holly (11) 129 Hlastan, Cindi(10)95 Hocanson, Cam (11) 101, 129 Hocanson, Catherine (10) 95 Hocanson, Robert (11) 129 Hochstettler, Mark (11) 129 Hoge, Dean ( 10) 95 Hoge, Suzanne (11) 129 Hohl, Thomas (12) 35 Hoile, Timothy (11) 42, 43 Hollenback, Patricia (10) 95 Hollister, Gabriel (11) 129 Holmes, Linda (10) 95 Holmes, Robert (10) 95 Holtgreven, Doug (12) 14, 171 Hooks, Aileen (12) 32, 43, 55, 171, 187 Hoopman, Michail (12) 171 Hopkins, Jenny (11) 47, 72, 129 Horner, Karma (12) 171 Horvath, Alan (10) 95 Hosey, Cindi (11) 30, 129 Hosey, David (10) 15,95 Hostler, Cindy (12) 171 Hotaling, Howard (10) 95 Houck. Susan (12) 171 Houdeshell, Denise (10) 95, 142 Houdeshell, Diane (12) 171 Hough, Fredrick (10) 15, 95 Householder, Janie (12) 171 Householder, Karen (10)95 Hover, David (11) 30, 129, 171 Hover, William (12) 8, 38 Howard, Susan (10) 39,95 Howard, Timothy (12) 172 Hov, Karen (12) 106, 172 Hoy, Raymond (10) 95 Hubbard, Catherine (10) 91, 95 Hudkins, Danna (10) 91, 95 Hudson, Nancy (11) 129 Huff, Raymond (12) 14, 15, 17, 172 Huff, Ron (11) 129 Huff, Scott (12) 20, 146, 148, 172 Huffman, Jane (12) 172 Huffman, Kathy (10) 95 Hugus, Bonnie (11) 129 Huile, Keith (11) 129 Hulderman, Doris (10) 90, 95 Hummell, Mark (11) 129 Hunsberger, Don (11) 129 Hunt, Blaze (11) 129 Hunt, Blaze (11) 129 Hunter, Donald (10) 95 Hunter, Jeff (12)15, 172 Hurlds, Valeria (11) 129 Hutton, Rhonda (11) 129 Hutton, William (10) 95 Ice, Vicki (12) 13, 52, 101, 142, 172 Ijames, Steve (11) 14, 129 Iliff, Ray (10) 95 Iliff, Russ(ll)129 In body, Michael (10) 95 Inbody, Susan (12) 172 Jackson, Kent (10) 95 Jackson, Scott (10)95 Jacobs, Joyce (11) 129 Janosik, Deborah (12) 13, 172 Jaqua, Cynthia (10) 54 Jenkins, Jim (11) 129 Jenkins, Kevin (11) 129 Jenkins, Lisa (11) 129 Jenkins, Susan (11) 129 Johnson, Kevin (10) 95 Johnson, Peg (11) 129 Johnson, Robin (10) 95, 103 Johnston, Janice (12) 172 Johnston, Judy (12) 172 Johnston, Scott (12) 172 Johnston, Teresa (11) 129 Jones, Annette (10) 95 Jones, Daniel (11) 48, 129 Jones, Donald (11) 30, 129 Jones, Julie (11) 129 Jones, Kimberly (12) 121, 172, 236 Jones, Mary Beth (12) 172 Jones, Patty (12) 159, 172 Jones, Paul (10)95 Jones, Renee (11) 30, 43, 106, 129 Jones, Susan (11) 95, 129 Jones, Tom (11) 14, 129 Julien, Jeff (11)129 Julien, Jonathon (10) 95 Julien, Shelia (11) 129 Kahle, Jayne(12) 142, 172 Kaminsky, Deborah (12) 172 Kanir, James (11) 129 Karcher, John (11) 129 Karpuleon, Kathy (12) 35, 172 Kauffman, Mike (10) 95 Kaufman, Franklin (11) 129 Keiser, Carol (12) 172 Kelbley, Jane (11) 129 Kelbley, Janet (10) 95 Kelbley, Mark (12) 172 Kelley, Chris (10) 95 Kelley, Tim (10) 6, 95 Kelly, Brian (10)95 Kelly, Kim (11) 129 Kelly, Michael (12) 8, 9, 38, 173 Kennedy, Tom (10) 15,95 Kilpatrick, Maureen (10) 95 Kimbrough, Barry (12) 11, 38, 173 King, Steven (11) 129 Kinn, Steve (12) 173 Kirchner, Pamela (10) 95 Kirvan, Kathryn (11) 129 Kiser, Sue (11) 130 Kissell, Steve (12) 173 Kistler, Derek (11) 130 Klein, Catherine (11)6, 7, 29, 95, 130 Klein, Carrie (10) 95 Klein, Kristina (12) 21, 39, 173 Klingler, William (11) 130 Knepper, Delbert(ll) 130 Knepper, Leanne (10) 95 Knepper, Lucy (12) 173 Knotts, Kim (12) 173 Knowlton, Rex (10) 95 Knudson, Laura (12) 173 Koch, Art (11) 130 Koch, Kerry (12) 173 Kocher, Melanie (12) 173 Koehler, Jeff (12) 23, 173 Koehler, Lisa (10) 95 Konczal, Karen (10) 95 Kondik, Linda (11) 130 Konecny, Betty (11) 130 Konersman, Holly (12) 173 Kortyna, Kim (12) 142, 173 Kostyo, Judi (11) 52, 101, 124, 130 Kotten, Ken (10)95 Koziel, Laurie (12) 173 Kramp, Merry (10) 95. 106 204 KRETZINGER TO METZGER lINDEX Kretzinger, Robin (10) 95, 116 Kroetz, Michael (12) 173 Krom, Burton (10)95 Kruse, David (10) 95 Krynock, Cheryl (12) 134, 173 Kryza, Karen (12) 173 Kuhlman, Christy (11) 39, 130 Kuhlman, William (11) 7, 48, 130 Kumar, Kamal(10)95 Kumar, Vimal (11) 30, 130 Kunkel, Michele (11) 43, 130, 135 Kurtz, Daniel (11) 14, 15, 130 Kurtz, Ernest (12) 173 Kutz, Philip (10) 95 Kyle, Dianne(12) 117 Laberge, Suzanne (12) 173 Labolt, Tracy (10)95 Lacey, Brynn(10)39, 95 Ladd, Micheal (12) 173 Laforrest, Alan (10) 15, 95 Laird, Janet (11) 130 Lambert, Robert (11) 14, 122, 130 Lammers, Gerald (10) 95 Lanagan, Sandra (10) 95 Lang, Julie (11) 130 Langenderfer, Randy (11) 130, 235 Larbus, Laurie (11) 130 Larsen, Sheri(12)35, 174 Larson, Kris (12) 174 Lashells, David (10) 95 Laube, Carolyn (11) 130 Laughlin, Robert (12) 174 Laureano, Joseph (11) 130 Lauth, Anne (10)95, 103 Lavamway, David (10) 96 Lavarnway, Thomas (11) 130 Lawson, Lisa (12) 174 Layne, Kris (11) 130 Layne, Lynette (10) 96 Layne, Terry (12) 152, 174 Layton, Gregory (12) 174 Leach, Scott (11) 130 Lear, Tami(12) 174 Leary, Mike (11) 130 Leddy, Thomas (12) 6, 102, 130 Lee, Brenda(12)55, 174 Lee, Juli(ll)130 Lee, Tammi(10)96 Lee, Tim (10) 96 Leeper, Peggy (10)96 Lehman, Elizabeth (12) 174 Leisure, Keston(10)96 Lentz, Patti(10)96 Levally, Anthony (11) 130 Leveck, Timothy (11) 130 Lewandowski, Linda (10) 46, 96 Lewandowski, Lori (11) 130 Liles, Jason (12) 174 Line, Scott (12) 8, 9, 174 Linhart, Cathy (10) 96, 117 Linhart, Ronald (12) 38, 112, 150, 174 Linhart, Tamara (11) 130 Linhart, Timothy (10) 96, 146 Little, Greg (11) 130 Litzenberg, David (10) 6, 96 Livesay, Alan (10)96 Livesay, Deann (12) 174 Lizotte, Debra (12) 8, 20, 22, 23, 45, 51 Logsdon, Donita (10) 96 Logsdon, Mary (10) 39, 96 Logsdon, Jim (11) 130, 150 Long, Barry (11) 130 Long, Charles (11) 130 Long, David (10) 96 Long, Dennis (11) 130 Long, Lori (12) 174 Long, Mike (12) 174 Long, Peter (11) 130 Long, Rick (12) 159 Long, Thomas (10) 96 Longberry, Christi (12) 42, 175 Loose, Richard (12) 35 Lopez, Manuel (12) 175 Lovell, Larry (10) 96 Lowery, Beverly (11) 130 Lowery, Ken ( 10) 96 Lowery, Sharon (12) 175 Lowry, Betsy (11) 130 Lowry, Margaret (10) 96, 157 Lowry, Mary (12) 175 Ludi, Rodney (11) 130 Lunn, Brenda (10)96 Lusser, Jamie (11) 30, 130 Lyle, Kerri(12) 174, 190 Lynch, Mary (10) 96 Lyon, Phillip (11) 14, 130 Macdonald, Angela (12) 39, 101, 175 Macdonald, Dave (11) 14, 130 Mackreb, Pamela (12) 175 Madsen, Bradley (10) 96 Magno, Jeff (10)96 Mahoney, Cara(10)96 Mahoney, Steve (10) 15, 96 Malloy, Scott (10) 96 Mankowski, Christine (11) 130 Manley, Mark (11) 130 Manley, Rick (10) 30,96 Mann, John (10) 130 Marihugh, Julie (11) 130 Marine, Scott (10) 42, 96 Marlow, Julie (12) 117, 175 Maroney, Lynn (10) 96 Marriott, Rhonda (11) 130 Marsh, Edward (10) 96 Mathias, Greg (11) 130 Marshall, David (10) 96 Martin, Jane (12) 175 Martin, Joanna (10) 96 Martinez, Becky (12) 175 Martinez, Danny (10) 15, 96 Mason, Alice ( 12) 35, 175 Mason, De anna (10) 96 Mason, Gary (10)96 Mason, Russell (10) 96 Masulovich, Barbara (10) 96 Mathews, Kent (10) 96 Mathews, Mark (12) 175 Mathias, Gregory (11) 38, 130 Matthews, Marina (10) 96 Mauer, Carol (12) 6, 121, 175, 188 Mauger, Kristen (11) 130 May, Joyce (12) 174 McBride, Patricia (11) 130 McCall, James (11) 130 McCamey, Valerie (10) 30, 96 McClain, Laura (11) 130 McCleave. Robert (12) 175 McCormick, John (12) 175 McCormick, Mark (10) 96 McDonald, Edward (10) 96 McDowell, Beth (12) 175 McElligott, Margaret (10) 96 McFadden, Kathy (11) 130 McGee, Betsy (11) 130 McGinley, Timothy (12) 27 McGown, James (10) 96 McGrath, Michael (10)96 McGuire, Patricia (12) 175 McKee, Michael (10) 130 McKitrick, Cheryl (11) 30, 130 McLay, Kerry (10)96 McMahon, Michael (11) 130 McMahon, Patty (10) 96 McMahon, Susan (11) 130 McVay, Rebecca (10) 96 McVey, Tawny (11) 103, 130 Meadows, Patty (10)96 Mehaffey, Alisa(12) 175 Meier, Rick (10) 96 Mesenburg, Nina (12) 176 Mesenburg, Phyllis (10) 96 Metzger, Blaine (11) 130 205 INDEX: METZGER TO POWELL Metzger, Scott (10) 96 Meyer, Jill (10) 96 Meyer, Mary Ann (10) 96 Meyer, Mike (10) 15,96 Meyers, Jane (12) 176 Meyers, Jerry ( 10) 96 Mihaly, James (12) 176 Mihaly, Paul (10) 96 Miles, Kevin (11) 13, 26, 27, 101, 130 Miles, Tammy (10) 96 Milkovich, Renee (11) 101, 130 Miller, Alathea ( 12) 176 Miller, Amy (10) 39, 44, 96, 145 Miller, Bill (12) 176 Miller, Carmella (11) 176 Miller, Dick (12) 176 Miller, Edith (10) 96 Miller, Lisa (10) 39,96 Miller, Marcia (10) 96 Miller, Marsha (11) 130 Miller, Matthew (10) 15, 96 Miller, Max (12) 176 Miller, Pamela (12) 176 Miller, Sara (11) 130 Miller, Steven (10)83,96 Mills, Claudia (12) 176 Mills, Stephen (10)96 Mills, Stewart (10) 91, 96 Minard, Deb (11) 130 Miracle, Don (10) 96 Miracle, Wanda (11) 130 Mires, Melissa (10) 96 Mischke, Christina (10) 96 Mitchell, Dave (10) 96 Mitchell, Maurie (11) 39, 130, 194 Molina, Dan (10) 96 Monday, Ricky (10) 15, 96 Montgomery, Debbie (10) 96 Montgomery, Keith (10) 97 Montz, Ronda(12)176 Moore, Cindy (12) 176 Moore, David (12) 176 Moore, Sharon (12) 42, 142, 176 Moore, Ted (10) 10, 11,97 Moore, Wendy (12) 176 Moorhead, Amy (11) 130 Morman, Carol (10) 39, 97 Morman, Thomas (12) 176 Morrison, David (10) 97 Morrison, James (12) 46, 176 Morrison, Michael (10) 15, 97 Mort, Barry (12) 14,176 Mort, Thomas (11) 130 Moses, Wendy (10)97 Mosier, Elizabeth (12) 177 Motter, Bill (12) 177 Moudry, Cindy (10) 97 Moudry, Michael (10)97, 155 Moyer, Kevin (11) 130 Muehlstein, Jim (12) 177 Mueller, Amy (11) 130 Mulkey, Joyce (12) 177 Mullens, Erich (10) 97 Murphy, Barbara (11) 130 Murphy, Elizabeth (11) 30, 153 Musser, Jennifer (10) 39, 97 Musser, Julie (11) 131 Myers, Lori(10)97 Myers, Susan (10)97, 142 Mylott, Tim (12) 14 Nalle, David (10) 97 Natel, Gerald (12) 177 Natel, Peter (11) 131 Nelson, Tina (10) 97 Nesler, Amy (10) 39, 121 Nesler, Dave (12) 177 Nesler, Pam ( 12) 42, 177 Nesler, Stephen ( 10) 97 Neubig, Dianne(ll)20 Newman, Leonard (10) 97 Newman, Shelia (10) 97 Newman, Twana (10) 97 Newsome, Gary (11) 133 Newton, Lawrence (10) 15, 30, 97 Nichols, Jeff (10)97, 195 Niswander, Ellen (10) 97 Niswander, Susan (11) 131 Norden, Jeff (10) 97 Norris, Barbara (11) 131 Norris, Patricia (10) 97 Norton, Christopher (11) 131 Nuebig, Dianne(ll) 131 Nungester, Charles (10) 97 Nungester, Molly (10) 97 Nye, Michael (10) 97 Oakley, Randall (10) 97 Oakley, Steven (12) 177 Oakman, Duwayne ( 10) 97 Oates, Vicki(ll) 131 Ohl, Jana(12)177 Okuley, Beth (10) 97 Oleszczak, Michael (12) 32, 177 Oman, Bob (11) 131 Omans, Pam (12) 177 Opperman, Charles (10) 97 Opperman, Jon (11) 131 Opperman, Ron (11) 131 Orians, Christine (10) 97, 121 Orr, Vicky (12) 50, 177 Orwick, Gary (11) 38, 131 Orwick, Greg (10) 97 Orwig, Dave (11) 131 Oswald, Lily (11) 106, 131 Ott, Lori(10)54,97, 106 Otto, Karen (11) 131 Otto, Tammy (11) 131 Overmyer, Sam (11) 14, 131 Owen, Nicci (12) 177 Page, Steve (10) 97 Pardee, John (11) 131 Parke, Steve (11) 131 Parks, William (11) 38, 131 Parsons, Deborah (10) 97 Patterson, Jeffry (10) 97 Patterson, Gary (10) 97 Patterson, Steve (11) 131 Paul, Cric (12) 177 Pauline, Cynthia (12) 177 Pauline, Renee (10) 97 Pax, Jeanette(ll) 131 Payne, Cynthia (12) 142, 177 Pazder, Dawn (11) 131 Pearson, Victor (11) 131 Peckham, Mark (12) 177 Peeler, Chris (11) 46, 131 Peeler, Kimberly (10) 97 Peier, Diane (10) 97 Peiffer, Michael (12) 14, 19; 38, 177 Pejovich, Kari (12) 20, 22, 23, 44, 45, 177 Pelphrey, Pamela (10) 97 Pemberton, AnnMarie (12) 177 Penwell, Randy (11) 131 Penwell, Rusty (10) 97 Pepple, Judith (12) 178 Perez, Yolanda( 11) 131 Pergram, Steve (10) 97 Perkins, Deb (11) 131 Perkins, Diana (10) 97 Perkins, Diane (11) 131 Perkins, Rick (11) 131 Perry, Bruce (11) 47 Peter, Dale (12) 178 Peters, Kimberly (11) 12, 131 Peters, Nick (10) 97 Pfaltzgraf, Timothy (10) 15, 97 Phillips, Andrew (10) 97 Phillips, James (12) 178 Phillips, Joseph (11) 43, 131 Phillips, Linda (10) 97 Phipps, Catherine (10) 97, 142 Pickens, Bob (10) 15,97 Pieranunzio, Cathrine (10) 97 Pina, Adalina(10)97 Pina, Danny (10) 97 Pittker, Jerri (11) 131 Pizana, Antonia (12) 81, 131 Pizana, Toni(12) 178 Piatt, Nora (10) 97 Pletcher, Christine (12) 178 Plott, Roger (11) 131 Poettmann, Phillip (12) 178 Poindexter, Michael (12) 178 Pokrivchak, Max (11) 6, 129, 131 Polen, Ron (11) 131 Poma, Cynthia (10) 97 Porter, Karen (11) 30, 31, 131 Porter, Theresa (10) 97 Powell, Andrew (12) 29, 43, 155, 178 Powell, Betsy (10) 97 Powell, Chris (11) 131 206 POWELL TO SANDERS I INDEX Powell, Dan (10) 15,97 Powell, Julie (11) 131 Powell, Karen (10)97 Powell, Kay (11) 131 Powell, Sandra (10) 97 Pownell, Jeffrey (10) 97 Predmore, Jeffrey (10) 15, 97 Preston, Dennis (10) 97 Preston, Pam ( 10) 97 Preteroti, Richard (12) 178 Price, Barb (10) 97, 116 Price, Jackie (12) 178 Price, John (12) 178 Price, Philip (11) 102, 131 Price, Vicki( 12) 178 Prichard, Marsha (11) 131 Prine, Ralph (11) 131 Pruitt, Susan (11) 43, 124, 131 Purcell, Michael (11) 131 Putnam, Brenda ( 10) 97 Qualkenbush, Janet (10) 90, 97 Qualkenbush, Lorraine (12) 178 Quelhorst, Beth (10) 97 Quelhorst, Susan (12) 45, 178 Quinlan, Bonnie (10) 97 Quiroga, Mary (11)131 Racette, Dave (12) 14, 178 Radabaugh, Jamie (10) 15, 97 Radabaugh, Todd (10) 97 Rader, Cindy (11) 131 Rader, James (11) 131 Rader, Katherine (11) 131 Rader, Mark (12) 178 Rader, Rick (10) 97 Rail, Michael (10) 15 Ramos, Anna (12) 178 Rasmussen, Steve (12) 178 Rayle, Dave (11) 43, 131, 231 Rayle, Linda (10) 43, 97 Rayle, Stephen (10) 97 Reamsnyder, Linda (11) 45, 124, 131 Reddick, Brad (11) 131 Redman, Kim (10) 15, 97 Redpath, William (12) 32, 178 Reed, Tawnya (12) 178 Reichenbach, Sheree (12) 179 Reichenbaugh, Reva (11) 131 Rensch, Donna (12) 179 Rettig, Denise (12) 179 Reusch, Nancy (10) 97, 106 Reynolds, Brian (12) 179 Reynolds, Jacqueline (12) 179 Reynolds, Kathy ( 10) 97 Reynolds, Matt (11) 131 Reynolds, Susan (11) 43, 131 Rice, Gary (11) 131 Rice, Larry (11) 131 Rice, Mark (12) 179 Rich, Lori(ll)131 Rich, Michael (10)97 Rich, Nicholas (12) 179 Richards, Todd (10) 15, 98 Richardson, Curtis (11) 131 Richardson, Leslie (10) 98 Richardson, Sheila (11) 131 Richter, Sheri (12) 43, 179 Ricksecker, Pat (10) 98 Riemer, Dan (11) 124,133 Riemer, Deborah (10) 30, 98, 142 Riemer, Timothy (12) 179 Riker, Kirt(10)98 Riley, William (12) 35, 179 Rinebolt, Ann (11) 6, 49, 101, 131, 235 Rinebolt, Dave (12) 179 Rinehammer, Larry (11) 131 Ring, Mitchell (10)98 Ringle, Dean (12) 6, 38, 155, 179 Ringle, Linda (11) 28, 131 Risser, David (11) 131 Risser, Debra(10)98 Risser, Karen (11) 131 Risser, Maurice (12) 179 Risser, Sharon (11) 131 Robbins, Laura (12) 32 Roberson, Bruce (11) 131 Roberts, Peter (10) 98 Roberts, Thomas (11) 131 Robinette, Arden (12) 179 Robinson, Doug (12) 179 Robinson, Max (10) 131 Robinson, Beth (11) 131 Roby, Greg (12) 35, 179 Roby, Jim (10) 98 Roby, Kay (11) 131 Roby, Steve (10) 98 Rodabaugh, Becky (12) 179 Roddy, Linda (11) 131 Roddy, Pat (12) 179 Roeble, Greg (12) 14, 179 Roether, Pam(ll) 131, 142 Roether, Theresa (12) 6, 32, 179, 191 Rogers, Bonnie (11) 131 Rogers, Brian (10) 15,98 Rogers, Dawn (11) 180 Rogers, Kathy (12) 180 Rogge, Matthew (10) 98 Rooney, Ann (10)98 Rooney, Kevin (12) 180 Rose, Charles (11) 131 Rose, Melinda(10)30,98 Roth, Mike (10) 98 Roush, Teresa (11) 28, 131 Routson, Jim (10)98 Routson,Randy(10)98 Rowe, Rick (12) 180 Roynon, Brad (12) 180 Roynon, Doug (12) 180 Rozelle, David (11) 131 Rucker, Vicki(10)98 Rudolph, Cindy (12) 39, 117, 180 Rudolph, Susan (10) 98 Rumgay, Debbie (10) 98 Ruppert, Randy (12) 180 Ruse, Rebecca (10) 98 Ruse, William (10) 102, 131 Russell, Anita (11) 132 Ryan, Kathleen (11) 132 Ryan, Robert (10) 98 Sackman, Deborah (11) 132 Sadler, Marilee (10) 98, 106 Salazar, Gilbert (10) 98 Saldana, Chris (10) 98 Saldana, Marcilino (11) 14, 132 Salibury, Michael (10)98 Saltzman, Robin (11) 132 Sampson, Connie (10) 39, 98 Samsal, John (11)132 Sanchez, Edna (11) 132 Sanchez, Ofelia ( 10) 98 Sanchez, Roger (10) 98 Sanchez, Victoria (12) 116, 180 Sanders, David (12) 180 207 INDEX: SANDERS TO STREETER Sanders, Mark (10) 98 Sanders, Sandra ( 1 1 ) 132 Sanford, Lynn (11) 132, 153 Sarmina, Manuel (11) 132 Scasny, Cynthia (10) 98 Scasny, Kevin (11) 132 Scasny, Robert (12) 14, 120 Schaade, Tammy (10)98 Schalk, MaryAnn(10)98 Schauweker, Tom (11) 132 Scheiderer, Kathy (10) 98 Scheiderer, Lewis (12) 180 Schey, Douglas (12) 14, 15 Schimmel, Scott (10) 98 Schlachter, Virgil (10) 98 Schliebner, Pete (11) 132 Schlumbohm, Lindy (10) 98 Schmidt, Douglas (11) 14, 132 Schober, John (11) 14, 16, 132 Schramn, Andrew (10) 15, 98 Schramm, John (12) 14, 15, 16, 120, 180 Schreiner, Gregory (10) 98 Schreiner, Kay (11) 132 Schroeder, Beth (10) 39, 98 Schuck, Robert (12) 43, 55, 180 Schultz, Jane (10) 98, 121 Schulz, Thomas (11) 132 Schumacher, Andrea (12) 180 Schumacher, Liza (10) 98, 121 Scoby, Michael (10) 98 Scott, James (11) 132 Searless, Toni (10)98 Seek, Rodney (10) 15,98 Seim, Karen (12) 180 Senn, Margaret (11) 132 Senour, Eric (11) 11, 132 Settlemire, Donald (10) 98 Settlemire, Trina (12) 180 Shafer, Jan (11) 30, 132 Shafer, Jane (12) 180 Shaffer. Debra ( 12) 181 Shank, Debbie (10) 98 Shank, Durene(10)98 Shank, Gary (10) 35, 98 Shank, Gary (12) 181 Shaminghouse, David (11) 132 Sharp, Tom (12) 181 Sharrer, Rita (10) 98 Sheaffer, Danny (11) 132, Sheaffer, Debra (11) 132, 142 Sheehan, Kevin (11) 132 Sheets, Cindy (11) 132 Sheets, Julie (10) 98 Sheffel, Curt (12) 181 Sheidler, Jeff (12) 23, 181 Sheidler, Julie (10) 98 Shell, Roger (10) 98 Shellenbarger, Bill (12) 181 Shelley, Kathy (12) 181 Shepard, Jean (11) 46, 132 Sheridan, Glenda (12) 35, 181 Sherk, Nancy (10) 98, 142 Sherman, Deborah (11) 132 Shirk, Robert (11) 132 Shoemaker, Jim (11) 132 Shoemaker, Marie (10) 98, 121 Shoemaker, Michele (11) 132 Shoop, Jim (11) 132 Short, John (11) 132 Short, Thomas (10) 98 Shumaker, Julie (10) 98 Shumaker, Lester (10) 98 Shutz, Debbie (11) 12, 125, 132 Siebeneck, Cynthia (12) 106, 117 Siferd, Carie(10)98 Siferd, Elizabeth (11) 132 Silvers, Daniel (12) 181 Silvers, Scott (10) 98 Silveus, Jo Anne (11) 132 Simmons, Cynthia (12) 181 Simon, Frank (10) 98 Sims, John (11) 132 Sims, Phil (11) 132 Sink, Douglas (11) 132,155 Sizemore, Geraldine (11) 132 Sizemore, Karl (12) 14, 181 Sizemore, Kent (12) 181 Sizemore, Michael (10) 98 Skipper, Sue (11) 132 Slawinski, Sue (11) 132 Slayter, Becky (11) 98 Sleasman, Sharon (10) 98, 106 Slough, Barb (12) 181 Slough, Cindy (10) 98 Slough, David (10) 98 Smaltz, Richard (10) 98 Smart, James (12) 181 Smith, Brian (10) 83, 98 Smith, Cory (10) 98 Smith, De Wayne (10) 15, 98 Smith, Jerry (11) 132 Smith, Jon (10) 14, 98 Smith, Laura (12) 181 Smith, Lauree (12) 181 Smith, Leslie (11) 132, 142, 156, 157 Smith, Lisa (12) 20, 22, 23, 45, 181 Smith, Pamela (12) 182 Smith, Ron (10) 98 Smith, Sandy (11) 132 Smith, Scott (12) 119,182 Smith, Terri( 11) 132 Smith, Thomas (11) 132 Smithson, Elizabeth (11) 63, 132 Snavely, Steve (11) 132 Snodgrass, Berry ( 10) 99 Snodgrass, Jayne (11) 132 Snodgrass, Jeff (10) 99 Snoke, Linda (10) 99 Snook, Sheila (11) 132 Snyder, Beth (10) 99 Snyder, Beth (11) 132 Snyder, Bruce (10) 99 Snyder, Douglas (12) 182 Snyder, Gin (11) 132 Snyder, Jeff (10)99 Snyder, Raymon (11) 132 Snyder, Terri ( 11) 132 Snyder, William (12) 182 Soder, Daniel (12) 182 Soder, Jeff (10)99 Sonnett, Kimberly (11) 6, 132 Sparrowe, Julie (12) 182 Speck, David (11) 132 Speck, James (11) 132 Spence, Marcella (10) 99 Spence, Mark (10) 132 Spitler, Carrie (11) 117,132 Spitler, John (12) 30. 50, 182 Spitler, William (10) 99 Spoon, David (12) 43, 182 Sprankle, Steve (12) 182 Spraw, William (12) 30, 182 Stacey, Wayne (12) 29, 182 Stahl, Jim (11) 132 Stall, Sherry ( 10) 99 Stalter, Earl (12) 182, 189 Starkey, Charles (10) 99 Starr, Cathy (11) 132 Starr, Jalynn (10)99 Starr, Tom (11) 132 Stauffer, Linda (10) 99 Stealey, Susan (12) 182 Steed, Robert (12) 182, 190 Steen, Judy (10)99 Steffy, Robin (11) 132 Steinman, James (10) 99 Stenzel, Denise(10)99 Stephens, Jennifer (12) 50, 51, 182 Stepp, Tammy (11) 132 Sterling, Edward (12) 8, 146 Sterling, Jan (12) 182 Sterling, Joe (11) 132 Sterner, Mike (12) 14 Stevens, Karen (11) 132 Stiverson, John (10) 15, 99 Stacker, Keith (10) 99, 100 Stacker, Vanessa (10) 99 Stall, Stephen (10)99 Stoner, Joesph (11) 132 Stoner, Susan (11) 132 Stozich, Francie(12) 182 Strait, Jill (11) 132 Strathman, John (12) 182 Strawbridge, Kevin (11) 132 Streaker, Joan (10)99 Streaker, Joe (11) 132 Streaker, Thomas (12) 182 Street, Paul (11) 14, 133, 135, 148 Streeter, Kathy (11) 133, 142 208 Streicher, Kathleen (11) 133, 228 Streicher, Michael (12) 182 Stuckey, Kaye(10)99 Stuckey, Kent (12) 38, 51, 154, 155, 183 Stuckey, Michael (10) 99 Stump, Craig (10) 99 Stump, Kim (12) 183 Stumpp, Charles (10) 99, 155 Suchy, Christe(lO) 121 Suggs, Kelly (10) 99, 121 Suman, Ruth (11) 133 Summers, Mark (12) 183 Sundberg, Eric (10) 99 Sutherin, Steve (12) 14, 38, 183 Sutherin, Sue (12) 183 Sutherland, Candy (11) 133 Sutherland, Cindy (11) 133 Swick, Brad (11) 133 Swigart, Keith (10) 99 Swinehart, Rita (12) 35 Swisher, Phillip (10) 15,99 Swisher, Sharon (10) 99 Swope,Jill(10)99 Tabor, Victoria (12) 142, 183 Taflinger, Mary (11) 133 Tate, Richard (10) 99 Taylor, Debra (12) 21, 39, 183 Taylor, Jeff (10) 99 Taylor, Mark (10) 99 Taylor, Scott (12) 35, 183 Teatsorth, LeeAnne (12) 6, 7, 183 Tebbe, Mark (10) 99 Templeton, Jeffrey (12) 183 Tesnow, Craig (10) 99 Tesnow, Tom (11) 14, 38, 133 Thatcher, Erin (10) 99 Thatcher, Todd (11) 32, 133 Theis, Debra (10) 99 Theis, Michael (12) 14 Thomas, Chris (12) 35, 183 Thomas, David (10) 99 Thomas, Douglas (12) 183 Thomas, Earl (12) 183 Thomas, James (10) 99 Thomas, Larry (10) 99 Thomas, Mark (11) 133 Thomas, Melinda (12) 142, 183 Thomas, Milinda (12) 183 Thomas, Patti ( 12) 183 Thomas, Rhonda (12) 183 Thomas, Roger (10) 99 Thomas, Scott (12) 183 Thomas, Teresa (12) 183 Thomas, Tony (10) 15,99 Thomas, William (12) 183 Thompson, Brad (11) 133 Thompson, Dale (10) 99 Thompson, Lorie (10) 99 Thompson, Patti (11) 133 Tiell, Debbie (11) 133, 184 Tiell, Gary (12) 184 Trainer, Priscilla (11) 133 Traught, Jody (11) 133 Trautman, Kim (11) 29, 125, 133 Treadway, Nelson (10) 99 Treece,Judy(10)99 Treft, Randy (10) 99 Trotta, Judith (12) 184 Trotta, Margaret (10) 99 Trutt, Timothy (12) 14, 184 Turner, Melinda (10) 99 Tussing, Darlene (1 2) 184 Tussing, Rebecca (10) 99 Tyler, Tammy (10) 39, 90, 99 Tyler, Timothy (11) 133 Ulmes, Richard (11) 133 Unruh, Brenda (11) 133 Vandenburg, Bob (11) 133 Vandenburg, Tammy (11) 133 VanGunten, Mark (11) 38, 113, 115, 133 VanGunten, Ray (10) 10, 11, 38, 99 Vanlue, Glendora (10) 99 STREICHER TO WINKLE :INDEX Vanrenterghem, Eric (12) 184 Vansant, Cathy (10)99 VanTrease, LeLand (11) 133 VanTrease, Vonda (12) 184 VanVoorhis, William (12) 184 Vielhaber, John (12) 14, 15, 18, 38, 102, 184, 194 Waaland, Dewight (10) 99 Waaland, John (10) 15, 99 Waaland, Susan (10) 99 Waaland, Wendy (11) 32, 133, 142 Waddell, Jay (11) 133 Wagner, Neita(12) 184 Wagner, Rick (10) 99 Walker, Elizabeth (10) 99 Walker, Julie (11) 133 Walker, Lorene (10) 53, 99 Walker, Shari (11) 133 Wall, Martin (12) 184 Wall, Nancy (12) 158, 184 Wallen, Tamara (12) 43, 184, 188 Walsh, Amy (12) 6, 103, 184 Waltermire, Jennifer (10) 99 Waltermire, Nita (12) 103, 184 Walters, De anna (10) 99 Walters, Donna (10) 99 Waltman,Mary(ll) 133 Walton, Pamela (12) 184 Ward, Cathy (12) 184 Ward, Karen (10) 99 Ward, Kathy(ll)133 Ward, Sherree(10)99 Wareham, Robert (11) 133 Warner, Dan (11) 133 Warner, Julie (10) 99 Warner, Thomas (10) 99 Watson, David (11) 133 Watson, Mark (10) 99 Waxier, Lisa (10) 99, 101, 195 Webb, Mike (10) 99 Webber, Bonnie (11) 65, 133, 135 Weber, Craig (11) 14, 133 Weber, Robert (12) 184 Wegenka, Janice (10) 99 Wegenka, Lea (11) 6, 133 Wehrle, Bernadine (12) 184 Weidman, Randy (11) 133 Weisenberger, Larry (10) 99 Weitz, Kent (11) 133,194 Weitz, Robin (10)99 Welch, Sue (12) 184 Wells, Alison (11) 133 Wells, Greg (11) 133 Wells, Kelly (11) 133 Wells, Tab (10) 99 Wenner, Rosemary (10) 99, 142 Westerhausen, Andrea (12) 185 Westerhausen, John (10) 99 Westfall, Cynthia (10) 99 Whetstone, Linda (11) 133 Whinham, John (11) 133 Whitacre, Nancy (12) 6, 7, 32, 142, 185 White, Teresa (11) 133 Whitson, Barb (11) 133 Wickard, Jeff (10)15,99 Wickard, Jerry (12) 185 Wikel,Jim(ll)133 Wilch, Steven (12) 185 Wilcox, John (12) 185 Wilcox, Lori (10) 100 Wiler, Carmen (11) 133 Wiler,Mike(10)100 Wiley, Barbara (11) 142 Wiley, Barbara (12) 185 Wilkerson, James (12) 185 Wilkins, Douglas (12) 29, 185 Willford, Bryan (12) 185 Willford, Bryon (12) 6, 7, 158, 185 Willford, Eric (10) 100 Willford, Mark (10) 100 Williams, Billy (12) 185 Williams, Cindy (11) 133 Williams, Jacqueline (10) 100 Williams, Linda (10) 100 Williams, Nancy (10) 100 Williams, Thomas (10) 6, 28, 48, 49, 100, 101 Williams, Walter (12) 185 Williams, Warren (11) 133 Willier, Terri(12) 185 Wills, Paul (10) 100 Wilson, Dave (11) 14, 18, 23, 133 Wind, Martha (12) 103, 185 Windle, Daniel (12) 185 Windle, Maribeth (10) 91, 100, 195 Winkle, Robert (12) 185 Winkle, Terri ( 12) 185 209 INDEX: WINTERS TO ZOLL Winters, RoseMary (10) 100 Wise, Cindy (11) 133 Wiseman, Brett (10) 100 Wisner, Brian (11) 133 Wisner, Dick (11) 133 Withers, William (10) 100 Wittenmyer, Anne (12) 121, 185 Wittenmyer, Laura (12) 6, 185 Wittenmyer, Patricia (10) 25, 29, 44, 45, 100 Witter, Chris (12) 185 Witter, Lisa (11) 133 Wohlgamuth, Debra (10) 100 Wolber, Mark (11) 13, 50, 124, 133 Wolery, Cynthia (10) 100 Wolf, Bill (10) 14, 15, 100 Wolford, Gregory (10) 15 Wolfrom, Kathi(lO) 100 Woltering, Lisa (11) 50, 101, 133 Wonderly, Richard (12) 186 Wonus, Kent (10) 100 Wonus, Mark (11) 14, 17, 133 Wood, Amy (10)100 Wood, Laura (11) 133 Wood, Linda (12) 83, 186, 232 Woodruff, Kevin (12) 14, 23, 186 Woods, Leslie (12) 186 Workman, Angee (12) 186 Workman, Dee Dee (12) 186 Worrell, Judy (11) 6, 133 Worthmgton, Todd (11) 125, 133, 152, 153 Wortman, John (12) 186 Wright, Fth( 12) 100 Wright, Keith (11) 133 Wygal, Patricia (10) 39, 90, 100 Wyllys, Diana (11) 133 Wyllys, Terry (10) 100 Wyman, Rick (12) 186 Wymer, Dennis (11) 14, 133 Wymer, Douglas (11) 14, 133, 152 Wymer, Lori(12)186 Yoder, Jon (11) 133 Young, David (11) 110, 133 Young, David (12) 186 Young, Elaina (11) 133 Young, Robert (12) 186, 192 Younger, Scott (11) 133 Younger, Steve (12) 186, 189 Youngpeter, Donald (11) 133 Youngpeter, Jane (11) 133 Youngpeter, Timothy (12) 186 Yoxtheimer, Harry (12) 8, 9, 158, 186 Yoxtheimer, Henry (12) 186 Zeckman, Terri(ll) 133 Zehender, Ann (10) 100 Zehender, Richard (10) 100 Zehender, Shirley (12) 186 Zehender, Vicky (11) 133 Zeller, John (12) 186 Zellers, Cheryl (10) 100 Zellers, Thomas (12) 6, 120, 186 Zimmerly, Douglas (11) 133 Zimmerman, Dennis (10) 100 Zitkovic, Char (12) 186 Zitkovic, John (12) 10, 11, 38, 113, 115, 186 Zoll, Christina (10) 100 Zoll, Diane (11) 133 210 fnM 'fi U' ' ■! - I'lhinL Mil ' Wi ,'ti t jt ' . 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Ohio Producers Livestock Association E. Bigelow Ave. m tisftSSgi Today's world is made up of yesterdays graduates Tomorrow it's your job. BEST WISHES PINOCHIO'S PIZZA SUBS THE NATIONAL LIME AND STONE CO. OPEN 7 DAYS SUN. to THURS 1 1 ::«) AM to 12 Midriite FRI. SAT. ll::St)AMtn2AM EAT-IN OR CARRY-OUT DELIVERY SERVICE AVAILABLE 1 s m. Findlav. Ohio 510 S. BLANCHARD Just ' 2 Blk. S. „l E Sanduskv Educated men are as much superior to uneducated men as the living are to the dead. -Aristotle So live a little Ol OWENS-ILLINOIS A Toledo based, multinational, billion-dollar manufacturer of packaging materials in glass, plastic and paper as well as a dynamic variety of non-packaging items for diversified markets, takes this opportunity to express support for education and for the young men and women who will make tomorrow just a little bit better than today. the only way to have a friend is to he one h' - • . mm Best Wishes to the Seniors of '75! 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Obtain skill training related to occupational goals 5. Live and travel in Europe To find out if you qualify, check with your local Army representative. He's Located at 1 12 S. Main St. Phone 423-2816 Because We Care and Alvvavs Want to Serve Our Customers the Best BURGER KING 1700 Tiffin Avenue West of Fort Findlay Village HMMBHMWfflHKBKnr -'•''' :' ' ' '' HjKffl P™8 : LEARN TO FLY COLDREN FUNERAL Eddy Flying Service HOME 422-2323 1135 Lima Avenue 205 W. Sandusky St. Findlay. Ohio 852 Western Avenue Phone:422-1912 STACY INSURANCE AGENCY The Tarbox McCall Stone 1025 N. Main St. Findlay, Ohio 45840 Co. Phone: 422-0544 Auto, Fire, Life, Business, Etc. Manufactures of REPRESENTING Crushed Stone WESTERN RESERVE MUTUAL Findlay. Ohio j Casualty Company Wooster, Ohio 44691 45840 BUSINESS HOME AUTO PACKAGES Findlay Equipment Sales, Inc. Congratulations to the class of '75 lHBHSl5fc'T ; Commercial Food Service Equipment. iWWSW 0 Supplies. Refrigeration, Paper Products ttto3 Serving Restaurants. Hotels. Hospitals. «■ Jjttjj M 525 W. Main Cross St.. Findlay. Ohio 45840 £Sg Phone (419) 422-4872 ' LB REALTOR GOURTNEff ® 422-3100 211 CENTER ST. FINDLAY 0. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1975 FORNES BRAKE SERVICE Brakes Specialists Since 1929 123-12.5 E. Front St. Findlay, Ohio FINDLAY FLORISTS ASSOCIATION The Bo-Ka Shop Flowerland Koehler's Flower Shop Sink's Flower Shop Waaland's Florists Alpine Florists FINDLAY INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED Rt. 12 East Findlav 422-1306 Sincere Congratulations To The Class of 1975 G AIR'S Ladies' Fashions 333 S. Main St. Findlay. Ohio ■M HBM Good luck to The Class of '75 TOOK£ . dV J x CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR A BRIGHT FUTURE KAMINSKY BROS. JEWELERS 414 S. Main Findlay, Ohio 299 S. Main 423-1222 HUSIs Congratulations to the Class of '75 J AQUA'S SPORTING GOODS Downtown Findlay Opposite Courthouse JACKSON'S FURNITURE 422-3300 Fine Furniture Carpeting and Draperies CLEAN CAR CARNEY 428 N. Main St. Findlay, Ohio 423-2288 Home of Clean Dependable Used Cars For your next car see Bob Byercy, Dave Hayes, or Lonnie Rittenour CAMPUS CLEANERS And Steam Carpet Cleaners 1404 N. Main Street Findlay, Ohio Compliments of: CENTREX LARRY MERRITT 1 hour cleaners 1217 Tiffin Ave. Compliments of Thomas since 1887 Jewelers 409 S. Main St. Phone: 422 -3775 FINDLAY, OHIO QUALITY JEWELRY AND DEPENDABLE SERVICE SINCE 1887 TRI COUNTY NATIONAL BANK South Main Street Fostoria, Ohio 48830 c o Jim Rowles The Future Holds Great Promise 8 SR 'ism, Marathon Oil Company ■H H ibu deserve a break today so get up and get away to... 731 Trenton Ave. 1225 Tiffin Ave. Findlav. Ohio IMPERIAL HOUSE MOTEL and IMPERIAL CROWN RESTAURANT wishes HAPPINESS SENIOR CLASS OF 1975 SKIP TATE APPLIANCE T.V. CO. 1201 Tiffin Ave. SNYDER KOEHLER REALTY INC. List — Buy — Sell Main Office 1811 Tiffin, Findlay-Tiffin Rd. Call 422-9029 Tat S„ TELEVISION STEREO RADIO Congratulations HANCOR INC Phone 422-2868 All work guaranteed FINDLAY TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Smith Corona — NCR — Remington Sales Service On All Makes Since 1926 John Harford Owner 108 West Front St. Findlay, Ohio 45840 HANCO AMBULANCE INC. 417 Sixth St. Findlay 422-3838 Emergency And Invalid Service 24 Hour Country Wide LARRY'S BARBER STYLE SHOP 9H 4 Barber Stylists Specializing in Styling, Layer, and Razor Cuts. Where Smart People Get Their Hair Styled 1408 N. Main St. 422-49 Congratulations to the class of 75 OHIO BANK Main Office 236 S. Main North Branch 1330 N. Main East Branch 1691 Tiffin Ave. Crawford Motor Bank 215 E. Crawford YOUTH CENTER 502 S. Main St. Findlay, Ohio 423-0875 Northwesi Ohios Complete Childr ens Store HOUSE OF AWARDS JAMES L.SMITH. Owner TROPHIES - PLAQUES - RIBBONS LETTERED SHIRTS - ATHLETIC UNIFORMS ALL SPORTS DIME AT' FEATURING JAC 4 DO'S FINDLAY , Rt. 224 West Delivery? ' Ph. 422-5778 ' v YES! DINING ROOM AND CARRY OUT .HOURS: Sunday 4:00-11:00 I  Monday thru Thursday 4:00 - 11:30 ' Friday -Saturday 4:00- 1:00 - J !!s22!r P SCHOOL JACKETS p TEL 422-7877 437 E. Sandusky St. Findlay, Ohio . , ._ HANCOCK ten mi H«i 0«G MO TROJAN YEARBOOK STAFF would like to thank all who helped us this year. Competition Tough fJHBR unTPtunrM IwJilli ilM «JP ■•'■■ v-i «a w . TOTAL CAR SERVICE • Front-end alignment • Brake service • Minor tune-up • Mufflers and tailpipes • Tire rotation • Wheel balancing CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE on all types of roads Cooper Service COOPER TIRE RUBBER COMPANY tiBm GOOD MORNINGS START WITH THE IDEA PEOPLE ROHRER REALITY CO. 520 North Main Street Findlay, Ohio Specializing in all types of real estate transactions. Affiliated with All Points Relocation Service 423-7007 RICHARD SQUIRE SHOP If it's new it's waiting for you 1016 Tiffin Ave. Carriage House Plaza MITCHELL'S JEWELRY ««jMJIIl| nsi m™ @I)e MtpMimn €0mvux MYER'S HOUSE OF COLOR State Route 224 East s 1 KINGSBERRY HOMES DIFFERENTIAL CORPORATION 1501 N. Main St. Findlay, Ohio 45840 Manufacturers of Heavy Haulage Equipment ?£5j ygggjjgBSSBBSs ' mm GEORGE J. EDE BUILDING REALTY CO. Findlay, Ohio George J. Ede 422-0464 727 North Main Street r. CU u3. .■ii-.rf Sahe FENSTERMAKERS SHOES Conveniently Located in Downtown Findlav Congratulations To The class of 75 FINDLAY BUILDING AND SUPPLY CO. 415 S. Main St. 422-22152 PATRONS Aire-Flo Heating Appliance 319 N. Main St. Findlay Hardware 220 S. Main St . Ted Morrow T.V. Appl. 440 E. Main St. Anast Insurance Agency 314 W. Main Cross Findlay Power Equipment 1331 Lima Ave. Northside Pharmacy 301 N. Main St. Ann Frances 628 S. Main St. Frueh's Bake Shop 532 S. Main St. Northwestern Masonary Service 409 W. Main Cross Beltz Clothing 329 S. Main St. B.F. Goodrich 222 N. Main St. Red Barn 1050 Tiffin Ave. Beneficial Finance Co. 239 S. Main St. Groman's Music Store 729 N. Main St. Scotts5-10 408 S. Main Best Ford Sales Arlington Hager Music Center 210 S. Main St. Sheriffs Dept. Findlav, Ohio Black Warner, Inc. 403 S. Main St. Hancock Co. Farm Equip. State Rt. 12 East Snelling Snelling 231 N. Main St. Bonanzo 1101 W. Main Cross Hochstettler Grain Co. 428 W. Main Cross Sparton Distributing 408 N. Main St. Borden, Inc. 429 Trenton House of Hair Design 1120 N. Main St. Sundry Shoppe 826 N. Main St. Capital Tire Shop 414 W. Main Cross Howard's Coiii Shop 225 S. Main St. Tiffin Ave. Carry Out 402 Tiffin Ave. Coffman Optical 237 S. Main St. IGA Arlington Town Village Ins. Service 1605 Broad Ave. Cramer Marina 717 Western Ave. Lawson Milk Co. 320 Lima Ave. Tri-Point Mobile Home Sales Rt. 3 Dog-N-Suds 701 Trenton Ave. Lighting Classics 413 N. Main St. Robert Van Wagner 1023 N. Main St. Enck's Catering 536 Trenton Ave. Major Appliance Co. 223 N. Main St. First Federal Savings Loan 127 E. Main Cross Montgomery Ward 227 S. MainSt.