Firestone High School - Volplane Yearbook (Akron, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1971 volume:

ALMA MATER The hallowed name is Firestone; ]] r e sing our praise to thee. Of all our days at Firestone We ' ll think eternally. Your faith tee command As proudly ice stand And pledge our loyalty. For Firestone High Our love will not die: We give fidelity. For Firestone victorious, For sons both brave and bold. For love of Alma Mater. All hail to the green and gold. 1971 VOLPLANE Volume VII Harvey S. Firestone Senior Hi gh School 333 Rampart Avenue Akron, Ohio 44313 INTRODUCTION Page 1 ADMINISTRATION Page 16 ACTIVITIES Page 38 TABLE OF CONTENTS UNDERCLASSMEN Page 96 SPORTS Page 122 ADVERTISING Page 216 CLASS OF 1971 Page 152 1971. . . A YEAR OF CHANGE 1970-1971 ... a new decade emerges. Reflecting an age of growing awareness and public concern, this Firestone school year is distinguished by its student in- volvement and support in new ideas and projects. A continual transition from old ideas to new contribute to an ever changing atmosphere. For Firestone High, 1971 is indeed the beginning of a new decade and truly a year of change. SNOW RAIN SHINE Greater student freedom in dress, open lunch and ninth period study hall dismissal . . . entertaining con- cert to provide funds for a Peace Corps school . . . newly innovated United Community Council Volun- teer project . . . Firestone Changes With the Times Academic Opportunities 10 Increase in Variety and Volume Firestone continually remodels its curriculum and teaching patterns ... a wider range of choice is available in chemistry, English and Russian courses . . . unconventional classes such as drama, humanities and film-making are offered . . . mini courses allow students to use their free time for additional study . . . Falcons appreciate a change of atmosphere through access to the student center, the study carrels and the library . . . Occupational Work Experience (O.W.E.) affords the opportunity to learn business procedures through morning classes and an actual afternoon job . . . team teaching provides advantages for students and teachers . . . boys partake in cus- tomary girls ' classes . . . seniors have the option to participate in gym and swimming classes . . . seniors eagerly look to their future by consider- ing further educational or vocational careers . . . 11 Spirited Falcons are behind their teams all the way . . . spirit machine, cheer- leaders, band and majorettes are incen- tives ... a kaleidoscope of novel ideas heighten student involvement and enthu- siasm ... to promote unity the student body sits on one designated side of the gymnasium at pep assemblies . . . spunky skits and traditional events trigger team support . . . bowling and soccer teams add to the growing roster of sports . . . Novel Ideas K « A . B v X. iS i l wu i 4t 1 p j .ySrST K ? 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II 1 • 12 :nz i Help Boost Falcons ' Spirit 13 New Faces Intensify a Year of Change A variety of new faces and personalities create interest in the halls of Firestone . . . these individuals are seen in administra- tion, faculty, athletics and student body . . . newcomers to the capable faculty help maintain the established high scholastic standards ... a large sophomore class adjusts to the hectic daily life of high school ... a concerned principal guides the faculty and the student body, stimu- lating pride in our school . . . swimming, tennis and basketball departments and teams feel the influence of a change in coaching personnel . . . jSKj2u yX E Jk Wff B h - - 1Bv b E b9HRI v Bi B 1 w£ ■- ' 1 9 xmsiwljbs fn ■ •- -i ' | « npr— w r ] ■ r-mm m m m I i K E« K I B ft ■ ■ l mm m, ' - 1 m f JhTJ II 1 - 1 i y j r I f 1 1 k ■ ■ I, I j 1 J ; ■ IBM ■La jjjf, 3s  9 «■ . 1 ■■ i f P9K? at. ■ m ADMINISTRATION M I ADMINISTRATION Introducing Our New Principal- JOSEPH FRIEDMAN Kent State University Mr. Joseph Friedman is Firestone High School ' s new principal. Since the begin- ning of the 1970 school year, he has played an important part in Firestone ' s academic and social life. He has initi- ated several changes enabling Firestone to conduct its business more efficiently. Mr. Friedman taught English and jour- nalism at Kenmore High School for nine years. He became the assistant princi- pal of Kenmore in 1963. Mr. Friedman is quoted as saying, Man ' s greatest gift is his children. I ' m fortunate that I shall have a very large family and my only reason for existing is to serve the needs of my Firestone family. Whether he is seen in serious consul- tation with a teacher, advising a student, or dancing merrily at a pep assembly, Mr. Joseph Friedman commands the respect and admiration of the faculty and student body. 18 Dedicated to Firestone 19 Changes in Administration CALVIN TRITT Heidelberg College Kent State University Mr. Calvin Tritt, assistant principal, constantly strives to create and improve an atmosphere that encourages learning. He also handles the bookstore as well as being in charge of the distribution of students ' text books. Mr. Tritt has been assistant principal at Firestone since the opening of the school in 1962. A shift of responsibilities has taken place in the administration of FHS. This year, Mr. Michael Barich is charged with the handling of all disciplinary and attendance problems that occur through- out the day. With the assistance of his secretary, Mrs. Joyce Ewell (pictured on page 23), Mr. Barich keeps the attend- ance procedures at Firestone running smoothly and efficiently. MICHAEL M. BARICH University of Akron 20 Seek D iscipline and Organization INEZ SCHMIDT ALICE SCOVILLE The office remains organized and efficient thanks to FHS secretaries Mrs. Jeanette Mirman, Mrs. Inez Schmidt and Mrs. Alice Scoville. Incoming phone calls, appointments for Mr. Friedman and Mr. Tritt, report cards and complaints are all part of the job of the secretaries at Firestone. JEANETTE MIRMAN 21 Counselors Extend Guiding Hand RUTH ARLINE COURTNEY Mount Union College Case Western Reserve University of Pittsburgh PHYLLIS JAY LERCH University of Akron Counseling is essential to the high school student. Miss Phyllis Lerch, Miss Ruth Courtney and Mr. Kay Fluke constitute the guidance team at Firestone. As the sophomores find themselves in the midst of new and strange surroundings, the counselors guide them to the proper selection of courses of study for their high school years. They help juniors to recognize the many oppor- tunities of the future. When seniors are faced with the task of selecting a college or profession, they, too, are aided by the counselors. KAY WESLEY FLUKE University of Akron 22 EDNA DIEHL ETHEL HICK5 Paraprofessionals-Necessity to FHS MYRTLE STRICKLAND JOYCE EWELL 23 English Serves as the Foundation Firestone students have an opportunity to read great past and contemporary literature under the instruction of the English, department. Members of the English department teach basic literature to most sophomore classes and American literature to juniors and sophomore honors classes. In the past, senior and junior honors classes studied English literature. This has been changed so that seniors may now choose World literature, practical English or journalism for their English requirement. In addition to regular English classes, Mr. David Robb and Firestone ' s debate coach, Mr. Thomas Smith, teach speech and drama. Miss Nancy Mettler and Mr. John Vandever are in charge of literary seminar. Mrs. Ruth Nilsson is the new Volplane advisor and Miss Joann Detzel is the newspaper advisor. Miss Detzel, Mrs. Darlene Troyer and Mr. Robert Schlemmer are newcomers to Firestone ' s English department. NANCY HOTCHKISS METTLER Mount Holyoke College Ohio State University Case Western Reserve SANDRA KENT University of Wisconsin THOMAS D. SMITH Morehead State University DARLENE TROYER University of Akron 24 for Communication RUTH L. NILSSON Kent State University University of Dayton ROBERT JAMES SCHLEMMER Kent State University DAVID P. ROBB Kent State University University of Akron EARL D. LOVE Kent State University JOANN DETZEL University of Akron JOHN DAWSON VANDEVER Kent State University 25 Learning From Our Past; JEANNE CECILE KLOCKER University of Akron VIRGINIA D. BARBIERI Mundelen College University of Akron Learning from the mistakes of the past, working to understand the present and striving to overcome the future are the foundations upon which the required history courses of Firestone are based. Sophomores get an overall view of the past by taking world history, taught by Mrs. Virginia Barbieri, Miss Jeanne Klocker and Mr. Robert Whitney. Focusing on the events of America, juniors take American history, taught by Miss Klocker, Mrs. Mary Anne Nebiker and Mr. William Turanchik. Seniors concern themselves with our goven- ment by taking problems of democracy, taught by Mr. David Marshall, Mr. Ronald Snid er and Mr. Michael Barich (pictured on page 20). In addition, sociology, economics, world geography and humanities can be pursued by the history student this year. WILLIAM TURANCHIK Kent State University THOMAS F. MYERS University of Akron 26 Working Towards Our Future DAVID MARSHALL Bowling Green University 1 J IJ m+ ' if- «. I| l ' f 1 s L, .J - . V MARY ANNE NEBIKER Florida State University RONALD G. SNIDER University of Akron Case Western Reserve ROBERT J. WHITNEY University of Akron 27 Creativity and Music Challenge the Imagination Students at Firestone are given the chance to set their creativity in motion by pursuing various art and music courses. Mr. Denis Chasek teaches sculpture, ceramics and crafts, while Mr. Jere Culver instructs graphic art, which includes painting, printmaking, drawing and design. Mr. Joseph Lentine and Mr. Arnold Thomas constitute the music team — vocal and instru- mental. Aside from directing the various choirs at Firestone, Mr. Thomas teaches music theory and music history. Mr. Lentine directs the concert band and the marching band. Film making is a new course offered this year at Firestone and is taught by Mr. Charles Garrett. Through these courses, the student at Firestone can spend time each day developing his own special talents. JOSEPH P. LENTINE Indiana University University of Akron CHARLES J. GARRETT University of Akron ARNOLD R. THOMAS Ohio Wesleyan University DENIS F. CHASEK Kent State University Columbia University Teachers College JERE A. CULVER Cleveland Institute of Art Kent State University 28 MARIA TODOROVIC University of Akron BRUCE BLAKE Ohio University Kent State University - f i l fi L -r5«iii ; mV , WILLIAM FILEY University of Akron Kent State University DIANE EVE SUCHAN Ohio University Kent State University University of Strasbourg Communication Leads to Understanding In order for communication to evolve, a language must be utilized. Therefore, Firestone offers the student an opportunity to study French, Spanish, German, Latin and Russian. French is taught by Mr. William Filey and Mrs. Diane Suchan. Mr. Donald Hanlon, Mrs. Maria Todoro- vic and Mr. Filey make up the Spanish team and Mr. Bruce Blake teaches Latin. German is taught by Mrs. Todorovic and Mr. Robert Schlem- mer (pictured on page 24). Russian is taught by Mr. Ronald Snider (pictured on page 27). Through these courses, the student is able to study the language of the people and the culture of vari- ous countries. DONALD T. HANLON University of Akron Middlebury College 29 Science and Mathematics The study of mathematics can be explored in depth at Fire- stone. Math courses offered are algebra, geometry, elementary functions, math analysis, calculus and technical math. Teaching geometry are Mr. Waldemar Bender, Mr. Virgil Yehnert, Mr. Donald Nutter and Mr. Alexander Rachita. Students who choose to take algebra are instructed by Mr. Nutter, Mrs. Dorothy Vance, Mr. Bender or Mr. Yehnert. In addition, Mr. Rachita teaches calculus and analysis; Mr. Nutter teaches technical math and Mrs. Vance instructs elementary functions. All of these courses aid the student toward systematic and organized thinking. VIRGIL E. YEHNERT Miami University DOROTHY L. VANCE Heidelberg College University of Akron ALEXANDER RACHITA College of Wooster University of Akron WALDEMAR BENDER University of Akron DONALD J. NUTTER Kent State University 30 Logically Search for Truth GORDON JOHNSON Kent State University WILLIAM F. HUNT University of Akron Case Western Reserve The study of science offers a better understanding of the world around us and a closer step toward logical thinking. Firestone ' s science department offers biology, chem- istry, physics and physical science courses. Biology, offered to sophomores only, is taught by Mr. Robbert Wallace. (Pictured on page 34) In addition to the regular chemistry course taught by Mr. William Hunt, general chemistry has been innovated this year. This course, taught by Mr. Charles Weiss, studies the practical aspects of chemistry as opposed to the theoretical concepts of regular chemistry. Physics is taught by Mr. Gordon Johnson and is offered to juniors and seniors. Physical science, open to juniors and seniors, is taught by Mr. Glyn Parker. CHARLES WEISS JR. College of Wooster University of Idaho GLYN M. PARKER University of Akron 31 Commercial Courses VIVIAN GILLMAN Wittenberg University University of Pennsylvania PAUL H. McKEEVER Kent State University Firestone ' s Commercial Arts depart- ment gives students an opportunity to develop manual skills. Mr. Paul McKeever instructs students in mechanical drawing, woodshop and metal shop. Food classes, taught by Mrs. Vivian Gillman, teach the basics of nutrition and the preparation of food. Mrs. Evelyn Smith teaches clothing construction and home decoration. This course teaches students to sew and cre- ate their own clothing and how to make their homes more beautiful. EVELYN R. SMITH Wilmington College 32 Guides to Efficiency and Success Patrick j. Mcdonald University of Akron SHERMA JEAN MYCOSKIE University of Akron THOMAS J. MAXIMOVICH University of Akron Commercial courses offered at Firestone help prepare students for the future, whether they are planning an immediate career in business or further study in college. Typing and shorthand are taught by Mrs. Beatrice Laatsch and also by Mrs. Sherma Jean Mycoskie, a newcomer to the staff this year. Mr. Gilbert Katz teaches bookkeeping and business law. Mr. Patrick McDonald instructs economics and business. Mr. Thomas Maximovich returns to Firestone as the instructor for the new Occupational Work Experience program. This course enables stu- dents to attend classes in the morning and to work at various jobs in the afternoon. GILBERT KATZ University of Akron BEATRICE LAATSCH University of Akron 33 TULA COSMOGLOS University of Akron Columbia University Teacher ' s College Physical education and health classes at Firestone are designed to help students become healthy, well-rounded individuals. Mrs. Judith White, Mrs. Sarah Dannemiller and Mr. William Heideman teach students tech- niques to improve their skill and coordination through the use of the pool and gymnasium facilities. Juniors learn the values of first aid, correct driving practices and balanced diets in health classes which are taught by Mrs. Tula Cosmo- glos, Mrs. Dannemiller, Mr. Jerry Sipka and Mr. Robert Wallace. This year gym and swimming classes are optional for seniors. WILLIAM N. HEIDEMAN University of Akron Physical Education Program SARAH DANNEMILLER Kent State University 34 JUDITH ANN WHITE University of Akron Kent State University ROBERT J. WALLACE Miami University Kent State University Develops Character and Coordination JERRY SIPKA University of Akron Kent State University 35 111 Ji i i Ml; ' 1 1! 1 ii :• till -J rjiiBi jw . IMtJI 11 1 L ™ ' ■ W ' II. Hi I If 2 t. Library, Planetarium-Keys to the Unknown Under the supervision of Miss Virginia Hime- baugh, Firestone ' s well-equipped library offers a wealth of up-to-date information to the faculty and student body. Our library has over 9,000 books and 79 magazines in circulation, receives three news- papers daily and has twenty magazines on microfilm. In addition, the library boasts many types of audio-visual equipment such as stereo tapes, film strip viewers, slide making etographs, copy press and a microfilm projector which enables the library to store past magazine and news- paper information. Firestone ' s planetarium offers an exciting tour of the stars to astronomy students from the Akron area. Mr. Donald Hammett conducts this tour daily by transforming the fifty-foot planet dome into an immense sea of stars while giving informa- tive lectures. VIRGINIA HIMEBAUGH University of Akron Case Western Reserve DONALD HAMMETT University of Akron Behind the Scenes 37 WM 1 M X - S idfi ?F I Si illigiuaiiiiiniii ' •• MiaSuSP : % ■ Wm ' ' - ' ' V V J A d3 m. Vj--k V5 V 1 • :■::. ACTIVITIES Opinions and suggestions of the stu- dents are expressed through the Student- Teacher Coalition which was established last year. Recommendations of this body together with the faculty advisory and the administration determine the govern- ment of Firestone. Senior Jim Medvedeff presided over the first semester of coalition and Mr. Alex Rachita the second semester. Coali- tion focused on improvements in the student center, which included the pur- chase of a coffee machine, and revised special study hall and classroom attend- ance. Ugly Man Jim Medvedeff collects money for the Heart Fund, which became $100 richer as a result of the Ugly Man Dance sponsored by the Homeroom Reps. Coalition Continues STUDENT TEACHER COALITION - Front Row: S. Strachan, G. Lampos, J. Maguire, R. Sweet, S. Lowery, D. Pliskin, R. Benson. Second Row: B. Laatsch, G. Parker, D. Robb, T. Cosmoglos ' J. Medvedeff, M. Todorovic, A. Rachita, K. Fluke, A. Dimit, A. Conger. 40 a fli HOMEROOM REPS - Front Row: D. Hudson, T. Baker, P. Bartholo- mae, H. Essner, J. Steiner, C. Rankin, D. Mulvey, S. Waldman, C. Mulvey, B. Peterson. Second Row: J. Kaylor, J. Stout, S. Lovett, J. Brockway, J. Glass, P. Hineline, A. Lai, M. Fisher, B. Houston, K. Miller, D. Sakol, C. Postal, R. Weintraub, J. Zupke, S. Jone. Third Row: P. Labin, C. McCormick, M. K. Reynolds, J. Cook, L. Dumond, R. Carlson, J. Worrell (recording secretary), B. Brownfield vice- president), Steve Strachan (president), C. Schlegel corresponding secretary), B. Fulmer, R. Warner, M. LaCroix, G. Healey, E. Cochran, J. Bennett. Its Crusade for Change The Fuzz and the Freaks play basketball to raise money for widows of policemen killed in the line of duty. 41 Honors About Which to Write; NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - Front Row: H. Brodbeck, F. Dannis, D. Pliskin, D. Woodhall, P. Porter, G. Miller, I. Chanan, L. Kelly, S. Lovett, C. Schubert, J. Kaylor, M. Cappelli, D. VanBuren. Second Row: B. Bowman, S. Bennett, C. Pamer, B. Hunter, S. Kesti, P. Williams, P. Kistler, S. Warner, P. Weygandt, H. Bellowe, B. Peter- son. Third Row: J. Borodkin, M. L, Kunkle, S. Miller, K. Zateslo, W. Starcher, M. Adamek, C. Kauvar, P. Ferguson, G. Rosen, B. Newman, R. Blocher, J. Freeman. Fourth Row: A. Lucas, L. Wein- gartner, C. McGowan, D. Evans, C. Hrubik, S. Gordon, M. Nischt, S. Thomas, M. Duff, E. Norton, K. Bond, C. Resnik. Fifth Row: N. Roth, C. Bednar, P. Rozewicz, P. Sacks, G. Norris, M. Sacks, J. Coberly, N. Keller, J. Worrell, K. Jacobson. Not Pictured: B. Morris. Scholarship, leadership, character and service are the qualities which provided the basis of selection into National Honor Society. Students, ranking in the upper 25% of their class, are voted upon by faculty members. The society, advised by Mrs. Mary Ann Nebiker, provides a tutor- ial service and handles the coat check at school functions. In addition to the annual spring in- duction of juniors, this year the remaining eligible seniors were inducted in October. Quill and Scroll is an international honorary organization for journalism stu- dents. Members must have written fifty newspaper column inches and place in the upper third of their class. Voices of the students are heard through the publication of Voices. This student published magazine is a combi- nation of creative thought, art and pho- tography. NHS OFFICERS -M. Cappelli (vice-president), D. VanBuren (president), H. Brodbeck (treasurer), J. Kaylor (corresponding secretary), F. Dannis (recording secretary). 42 Writers About Whom to Honor £ ■ - I QUILL AND SCROLL — Front Row: S. Bennett, R. Good, D. Yovich, C. Pamer, J. Borodkin, J. Singer, K. Bond, H. Essner, J. Chapman. Second Row: R. Leubitz, K. Waisbrot, S. Slavin, L. Sarkis, L. Kelly, M. Sacks, J. Lenox, T. Pinion, S. Lowery, J. Goldman. Not Pictured: G. Rosen, S. Willey. VOICES - Front Row: S. Warner, M. Berman, G. Rosen, B. Mazur, S. Willey teditor). Second Row: S. Thomas, J. Timmons, C. Pamer, J. Simonds, D. Ashmore. 43 Focus: A Means of Expression FOCUS STAFF - Front Row: J. Lenox, H. Essner, G. Rosen (editor), C. Pamer (editor), C. Goodwin (editor), S. Willey (editor). B, Barton, J. Chapman. Second Row: T. Pinion, R. Holub, T. Rudick, L. Kelly, D. Brereton, P. Knight. Third Row: T. Gilliam, J. Crane, J. Singer, R. Good. Not Pictured: K. Bond, B. Coulter, B. Eckert, S. Lowery. Many hours of work go into the production of the Firestone Focus. From writing, typing and the actual laying down of each article, to the final printed copy, a nucleus of fifteen people, advised by Miss JoAnn Detzel, record the news and views of students. Every semester staff members are appointed to new positions in order to experience the variety of jobs that exist on a newspaper staff. A new policy initiated this year permitted a non-staff member to submit articles for publica- tion in the Focus. Second semester co-editors Cindy Goodwin and Cheryl Pamer rush to meet the deadline. 44 voice in the they should, matter of at 1 eas t , the war, bombings and informed as to the !fea ' ney after school wish to make for those purchases ■V v o e a c e r s i i. v mar. c I ' Ul LflflbcS . C .  ' FIRESTONE FOCUS Firestone High School. 333 Rampart Akron, Ohio Principal Joseph Friedman 10 times yearly Firestone High School. Superintendent Conrad Ott Printed fc- ' ent I ) -rd o Gary Rosen and Lesl ie Kel ly , Page 2 Editor Jane Goldman; Page Page 4 Editor Cheryl Pamer, As- 6 Editor Kim John Steve As- Ci ndy 3 Ed- Jeff Editorial Staff: Editors Willey; Page 1 Editor sistant Jenny Lenox; Goodwi n , Ass i stant itor Howard Essner; Chapman; Page 5 Editor sistant Reba Holub; Page Bond, Assistants Bill Eckert and Si nger . Copy Desk: Sue Lowery and Toni Pinion Proof Readers: Rick Good and Terri Rudick Howard Essner Brereton and John Sinaer Pruce Barton Jeff Chapman Photographers: Bill Coulter, Av Epstein Marvin Leventhal and Lenny Winer Business Staff: Business Manager Jon Crane: Advertising Manaaer Rick Good: Circulation ■5£ s o$ Desk: Sue _f Reac Headl i nes : Sports : Denny Music and Drama Cartooni s t o ' V s il ' . Th na a came 1 1 Q; i_ - - C 2 — — - c O 4- -- c c Manaqer Toni Pinion; News Bureau: Pam Knioht and Li Adviser: Miss Joann Detzel snsopship Foc6s Public of censorship h a; hn Majorettes Third ' -p QieC I ' -tf of] For the f - _rnS ' ' resti Peace CorP ' Assi cTS ve probl em recently , The nd, more ;ountry . There are no decide for materi al . An article tionabl e ;xpo c ' radio lust f its r Vo W V- y ,,,e article exact guidelines and cp+ ' itself what it feel ; ce- 5 ' ter e to the supports with, or u First while and ..one camp in • Wadsworth took ' ri Ellet place - - V enry s ■nnis 11 ..unable agree a ■ vi them. But , that effe ' Dubl i c no the High November sauads . counties were participate required . urth i a turda v , Majorette three to were All to d routines, marchinq, ing and a novelty ni Trophies and tit .i I rophi es and ti t bes FHS of 795 Case Western „„.... w ' Case Western versity and tional Merit grant is also Case Western v p r s. i t v ee made F irst as  • Keier ve U1 , , Sec nw David ' s Na- r emov e a n Scholarship. r ep7ac e applicable to - Reserve Uni f? • oe 0T 5, «  ' f ca . 9e iU7 n ru ?es n £ -♦od a„ tf ' er , ' : an( es me ani„ n , e k er Sn dv th ? edit.  S- ' ! f - Senior P ' ' 7 V - ; e - Ecological Cure ; ! s n ° rExams Lack Meaning , 2 ,„ rf ..H.. a«i M Ms a senior ann.. -.-!.. . My took an u n p r r _ cly took a q a i n s t t would . (Phosphates ion - a devi tal i an excess of nu or other for fish of Lak qae le deaths an u np water n ban all i a ' pla ki ir free products early phosphate are nq contested ■gent Associatior :al substitutes in would apnear nsiderinq then on the market th. substi tute SOd,. true a- s-hould not offend. C products V ma be Obscen ty hould not quement make a +h p facts Tonco effects mi .lie no mat Volplane: Volplane, taken from the French word meaning to soar or glide, rep- resents the Firestone Falcon. Mem- bers of the Volplane staff, advised by Mrs. Ruth Nilsson, meet daily during the sixth period. Staff mem- bers willingly sacrifice additional hours during free periods and after school hours to take pictures, write copy and plan layouts. Every aspect of Firestone ' s yearbook is put to- gether solely by the staff who designs and pastes down every page. Co-editors Judy and Rita consult Mr. Leahy and find humor amidst yearbook chaos. VOLPLANE STAFF — Front Row: J. Borodkin (co-editor), R. Leubitz (co-editor). Second Row: K. Waisbrot, M. Sacks. Third Row: R. Nilsson (advisor), S. Bennett, H. Brodbeck, K. Miller, S. Waxman, S. Slavin, C. Heinrick. Fourth Row: R. Blocher, J. Calderon, S. Thomas, D. Yovich, A. Singer. Not Pictured: R. Morris, L. Winer. 46 Captures Memorable Moments Sheryl Waxman, Kim Miller, Bob Morris, Sherri Slavin and Margie Sacks portray a hard working staff. Creating an attractive faculty section proves to be a challenge for Adele Singer. Overseeing the subscription drive are Charlene Heinick and advisor Mrs. Ruth Nilsson. Photographer Lenny Winer finds a moment to escape the harassments of the staff. 47 A Time For Us Homecoming festivities were initiated at a hard fought game against East, Friday, October 30. The exciting half-time presentation of the court revealed Karen as the 1970 Homecoming Queen. The following night Firestone ' s cafeteria was transformed into a lovely dance floor, and couples enjoyed moving to the sounds of Man- tissa. A Time For Us was beautifully sung by Janice Worrell while the court and their escorts were introduced. 48 3 M f ' ■ HOMECOMING COURT AND THEIR ESCORTS: Donna, Mike Louis, Mory Kay, Gary Louis, Nancy, Chris Schubert; Susie, John Benninger; Shelley, John Fiocca; Karen, Steve Spelman; Marilyn, Ron Shoop; Lauren, Jim Chapman, Saran, Jim Conner; Sheila, Andy Dimit. 49 Karen Zateslo CROWNER Shelley Bennett HOMECOMING COURT SENIORS Nancy Keller Marilyn LaCroix Sue Weller JUNIORS Lauren Bond Sheila Fiocca Saran Giovinozzo SOPHOMORES Donna Buxton Mary Kay Reynolds 51 OFFICE WORKERS - Front Row: E. Awadalla, D. Wood- Row: G. Healey, C. Herz, F. Dannis, D. Gorbach, S. Slavin, hall, G. Leonard, S. Minster, P. Sacks. Second Row: K. V. Bahr, S. Hershberger, T. Bishop, L. Guinter, A. Lai, B. Metz, S. Underwood, D. Kattan, B. Mazur, K. Waisbrot, Fulmer, P. Bartz. I. Chanan, D. McDonald, P. McMurdo, C. Mantle. Third Dedicated Girls Volunteer Time and Service 5 § COUNSELORS AIDES - C. Yehnert, J. Steiner, T. Smith, K. Jones, Not Pictured: J. Lauer, P. Nuzum. 52 MR. BARICH ' S WORKERS - Front Row: C. Velikoff, G. Leonard, K. Metz, J. Ewell. Second Row: B. Bowman, P. McMurdo, D. Woodhali, V. Bahr, G. Healey, H. Heiser. ATHLETIC SECRETARIES - Front Row: B. Dawley, J. Doer- . C. Schlegel, L. Lugon, L. Schleicher. Third Row: M. K. ing, N. O ' Dell, B. Bennett, R. Weintraub, D. Branden. Reynolds, S. Fiocca, E. Cochran, B. Brownfield, S. Ben- Second Row: M. Dalton, N. Colley, C. Linehan, S. Beis, nett, C. Scovell, M. Domonski, L. Brown. 53 Generous Efforts of Workers BOOKSTORE WORKERS - C. McGowan, D. Woodhall, P. Hineline, J. Kay, J. Oyster. Not Pictured: M. L. Kunkle LIBRARY WORKERS — Front Row: J. Levine, C. Yehnert, M. Mourat, C. Burnstein. Second Row: D. Woodhall, P. Madden, B. Hester. 54 Complete Daily Tasks CAFETERIA WORKERS - Front Row: Second Row: L. Tyrell, V. Jackson, D. J. Abraham, D. Rockhold, B. Procaccio, Pullem, J. Carrillon, T. Dolwick. D. Vandall. HALL GUARDS - Front Row: D. Foreman, Y Brooks, A. Rogers, R. Sable, S. Bagby, J. Bowers, B. Brownfield, M. Berns, J. Shane, S. Liberman. Second Row: J. Hellyer, D. Trifonoff, G. Poar, C. Schlegel, S. Ballard, P. Hibbs, R. Darrell, D. Graham, H. Bellowe, B. Goldsmith. Third Row: A. Baranoff, R. Marks, S. Manassa, R. Bego, K. Sweeney, B. Barnhill, T. Vance. Fourth Row: M. Trepp, J. Cahoon, T. Preusse, J. VanAuker, H. Johnson, A. Kusnyer, M. Katzenmeyer. 55 Making of a Production FOOTLIGHTERS — Front Row: R. Sweet (president), A. Albright (vice-president), S. Liberman (secretary), G. Liberman (treasurer). Second Row: M. Patrock, H. Peterson, L. Zimmerman, L. Harper, P. Donovan, C. Ryan, L. Krainess. Third Row: B. Peterson, B. Barton, C. Schifman, J. Fee, D. Epstein, F. Gertz, P. Porter, J. Sturgis, N. Reaven. SSK Dramatic ability falls under the name of Footlighters, a student directed organ- ization advised by Mr. Blake and Mrs. Troyer. Plays written or requested to be produced are submitted to this group for possible presentation. One such play, Prodigal School, was written by Barry Peterson and performed at lunchtime for interested students. This year ' s major production Stardust, a joint effort of teachers, students and PTA parents, was a one-night performance. Mr. Garrett, Sherri Liberman and Mrs. Richardson discuss the possibility of an affair between teacher and student in Stardust roles. 56 More Than Meets the Eye STAGE CREW - Front Row: R. Campbell, S. Walrafen, T. Ireland. Second Row: G. Baker J. Phipps, F. Toll, S. Lippitz, R. McClure. VISUAL AIDS - Front Row: E. Jetter, S. Wallach, J. Larsen, S. Lefkovitz, B. Biasella, B. Swinehart, M. Adamek. Sec- ond Row: K. Miller, L. McCauley, D. Richardson, D. Pal- guta, Mr. Love, T. Rinaldo. Third Row: J. Hildreth, J. Riggs, S. Petersen, K. Menkle. Fourth Row: K. Vance, N. Goldberg, D. First, M. CheplowJlz. Fifth Row: M. Watt, B. Silver. 57 Polly and Jim masterfully handle their leading roles as Nellie and Emile. THE CAST Ensign Nellie Forbush Polly Porter Emile de Becque Jim Chapman Bloody Mary Andrea Lucas Luther Billis Steve Dagilis Lt. Joseph Cable, U.S.M.C. Andy Dimit Liat Aleta Anthe Capt. George Bracket, U.S.N John Geick Commdr. Bill Harbison, U.S.N Bruce Barton Stewpot Jerry Reaven Professor Kevin Johnson Henri Charlie Schifman Ngana Rachael Sweet Jer ome , John Dagilis (SB -- • Liat and Lt. Cable romantically exchange feelings of love. South Pacific ... Some Enchanted Evening As many pretty chorus girls occupy the stage, Honeybun steals the show. 58 Anxious officers await any news of Nellie ' s lost lover. Under the superb direction of Mr. Arnold Thomas and Mr. Joseph Lentine, The Firestone Music Department pre- sented Rodgers ' and Hammerstein ' s South Pacific. The play opened filling the house November 20, and sailed successfully through the 21, 23 and 24. South Pacific, which takes place on the Pacific Islands during World War II, is the story of two civilian- servicemen romances. First, is the love affair between the middle-aged French planter Emile de Beque and a military nurse Nellie Forbush from Little Rock. Lt. Joseph Cable, encouraged by the scheming Bloody Mary, falls in love with a Tonkinese girl Liat. Bloody Mary carefully inspects sexy merchandise. Stewpot and shipmates bellow out the wonders of Bali Hai Island. A captain ' s tense moment. 59 Clubs of All Kinds— Speak Their Language INTER-CLUB COUNCIL - Front Row: I. Chanan, T. Rudick, J. Worrell, G. Rosen, K. Jacobson, J. Doyle. Second Row: D. Samels, S. Willey, L. Kelly, B. Brownfield, A. Epstein, C. Resnik, R. Leubitz, J. Borodkin. Third Row: B. Hunter, D. Woodhall, S. Miller, J. Carillon, R. Sweet, B. Newman, D. VanBuren. Interclub Council, consisting of the presidents or leaders of every club and activity in Firestone, exists to coordinate and unify the clubs and their events. A calendar of meeting places and dates for each activity was constructed in order to avoid conflicts in scheduling. SPANISH CLUB - Front Row: L. Kelly (president), S. Thomas (treasurer), K. Bond (vice- president). Second Row: J. Perry, G. Poor, J. Worrell, P. Knight, T. Pinion, C. Schlegel. Third Row: K. Jones, S. Bagby. Fourth Row: J. Chokreff, B. Bissinger, J. Nouse, C. Parner, E. Herbert, C. Fahey. 60 • FRENCH CLUB — Front Row: K. Miller (vice-president), D. Epstein (treasurer), J. Doyle (presi- dent), J. Borodkin (secretary). Second Row: N. Roth, A. Singer, S. Brenner, P. Spink, G. Dorner, A. Leitch. Third Row: M. Potrock, C. Bednar, A. Lai, J. Marks, P. Fuller, B. Walter. RUSSIAN CLUB - Front Row: D. Retikas, M. Miller, J. Row: M. Bezbatchenko, D. Torma, S. Lovett, H. Peterson, L. Wolfe, R. Stalnaker, J. Theodore, E. Eyler. Blair, D. Wiedie, N. Dorsey. Second H. Gibson. Third Row: S. Nicholaides, 61 FUTURE TEACHERS — Front Row: G. Jones, S. Waxman, K. Waisbrot (secretary), I. Chanan (president), C. Velikoff (vice-president), J. Borodkin (treasurer), P. Fuller. Second Row: J. Marks, R. Leubitz, S. Slavin, N. Roth, S. Rubens, P. Bartz, J. Cox, D. McDonald, P. Knight, J. Perry, K. Bond. Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring? FUTURE SECRETARIES - C. Velikoff, D. Trifnoff, L. Thompson. 62 FUTURE NURSES — K. Coleman (secretary), J. Levine, M. Reiheld, P. Kistler (vice-president), T. Rudick (president), L. Rand (treasurer), J. Schwarz, D. Gorbach, S. Zink. RED CROSS — Front Row: B. Newman (president), J. Levine (vice- president), M. Domanski, K. Morra, D. Roe, J. Baker, J. Schwarz, S. Zink. Second Row: C. Dannis, A. Lai, C. Mantie, I. Chanan, C. Carter, C. Bryson, B. Houston, J. Doering, D. Evans. Third Row: K. Cunningham, C. Mathews, C. Riew, M. Potrock, J. Watson, C. Burnstein, D. McDonald, S. Kesti, L. Robertson. Fourth Row: A. Richards, S. Giorinozzo, D. Retikas, B. Trauben, B. Shapiro, C. Vegh, D. Trifonoff, C. Ellis. 63 Organizations Mirror Wide Range of Interests ART CLUB — Front Row: C. Norman, C. Weizenberg, J. Kay (president), J. Scharra (treas- urer), R. Adams, K. Coleman. Second Row: E. Zipper, M. Weingartner, D. Branden, L. Robertson, C. Fahey, D. McDonald, A. Lai, N. Fleischer, S. Waldman. Third Row: L. Norman, L. Weingartner, A. Salladay, M. B. Sandrene, M. Reiheld, D. Richards. Firestone ' s art department exhibits its city-wide competition. 64 CHEMISTRY CLUB - D. Stolitzka, E. Kiefer, B. Peterson, T. Lammertse, E. Eyler, P. Reed (sec- treas.), J. Calderon, C. Resnik (vice-president), K. Jacobson (president). TRI-HI-Y — Front Row: J. Kurlich, C. Watson, E. Steward, J. Popper, L. Krister, S. Lockshin, P. Porter, B. Bowman, K. Bond. Second Row: T. Yilling, L Krainess, C. Vegh, J. Pshios, C. Pamer, S. Thomas, D. Woodhall, C. Carter, B. Dively. 65 Photo Club Masters Different Methods of Creativity The Lamppost The Ladder Silhouette by Solarization PHOTO CLUB — Front Row: A. Epstein (president), B. Coulter (vice-president), M. Leventhal (treasurer). Second Row: L. Winer, J. Wootton, S. lefevre, N. Dorsey, H. Peterson, E. Eyler. Branching out NFL Verbalizes Their Way to State Competition NFL — Front Row: S. Warner (treasurer), D. VanBuren (captain), D. Allen (second vice- president), G. Rosen (first vice-president), S. Willey (president). Second Row: G. Liberman, L. Zimmerman, A. Christian, A. Albright, H. Peterson, P. Spink, J. Sturgis, J. Tlmmons. Third Row: N. Reaven, A. Auerbach, R. Weissfeld, T. Denholm, R. Levatter, D. Kay, S. Awadalla, E. Eyler, D. Stolitzka. NFL VARSITY TEAM - Front Row: G. Rosen, S. Warner. Second Row: S. Willey, D. VanBuren. 68 The five NFL teams have proven their skills by winning over twenty trophies in Firestone ' s name. Included in these honors are the district debate sweepstakes trophy and the title of ninth in the state, which was won by the varsity team. David Ashmore, Robert Glickstein, Barry Peterson, Charles Resnik, Alex Stolitzka, mem- bers of the chess team, teach their skills and techniques to the members of their club. They are well qualified for they earned the title of second in the North Eastern Ohio chess tournament. This year ' s team has participated in city series com- petition and placed third in the city. Alex Stolitzka concentrates on defeating his opponent Chuck Resnik, president of chess club. Chess Players Challenge City Opponents CHESS CLUB — Front Row: R. Levatter, C. Resnik, N. Dorsey, J. Schwarz Second Row: D. Stolitzka, A. Stolitzka, D. Ashmore, M. Baker, B. Goldmon, B. Peterson. Not Pictured: R. Glickstein, T. Knowles, P. Klein, B. Leubitz, D. Samels. 69 Reflections . Firestone ' s cafeteria was a glis- tening spotlight of holiday spirit Saturday night, December 12. The annual Christmas formal with the theme Reflections was sponsored by the Music Department. The Johnny Nuzum Orchestra provided lively holiday tunes for the couples whose happy smiles reflected a most enjoyable evening. 70 Cheryl Dannis changes partners for a leisurely dance. Debbie Roe and George Lothes are attracted by the decorations. Happiness is Kathy Steffenson and Doug Shoop. Couples at the winter formal reveal a festive mood. ' ! I GAA Excels — GAA — Front Row: M. Messer, K. Cahoon, H. Peterson, P. Porter, M. Jackman, C. Bryson, D. Roe, L. Taylor, D. Trifonoff, C. Schlegel, L. Emich, L. Schaeffer. Second Row: M. Konstan, N. Chima, B. Dawley, J. Plazzo, B. Shoop, C. Rankin, Z. Baker, B. Phillips, D. Roe, J. Walsh, K. Williams, N. Anthe, B. Bishop, C. Mourat, C. Mantle. Third Row: B. Walter, S. Walrafen, M. Moeller, A. Salla- day, J. Hildebrand, C. Sugar, S. Harrington, C. Yehnert (secretary), P. Williams (vice-president), D. Vandall (president), M. Adamek, L. Kesti, C. Renzi, V. Bahr, E. Herbert, L. Roth, S. Wilburn. JPV : war- T B - 4flf B ; m 9 B B Hta JB B jjffJ Hf s| Wlmt Mm m $ ™ ■ ■ B 11B I W ml ' III 1 wLJi mm a T li f T - wj WT -m m ffk ■■ft f ' pw ; - ' ' H rl i«SY MiPH L Jfl Br ' ■■: Av a - JP9| BT V % IsB Girls Athletic Association is in- volved in sports activities in and out of school. The volleyball team won their way to city playoffs with a 4-1 record. In the final match the girls were defeated by Kenmore, placing Firestone third in the city. A fantastic undefeated girls ' basketball team captured the city title in a championship game against North, 29-27. The girls ' victory was celebrated by a free afternoon in school. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM-Front Row: K. Cahoon, V. Bahr, P. Williams (captain), M. Adamek, D. Roe, D. Vandall. Second Row: C. Yehnert, C. Rankin, J. Ellis, B. Dawley, S. Harrington, M. Moeller. Baker. Third Row: J. Walsh, C. 72 Girls Grab City Title GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM - Front Row: M. Messer, P. Williams, K. Cahoon, S. Walrafen. Second Row: M. Konstan, A. Salladay, B. Dawley, J. Walsh. Third Row: K. Williams, C. Ellis, D. Vandall (contain), E. Herbert, S. Harrington, D. Trifonoff. Proudly accepting the Touchdown Club Award for the Girls Basketball team is Captain Debbie Vandall. 73 New Activities Initiated as Others Continue Successfully ' GIRLS ' TRACK TEAM - Front Row: C. Yehnert, J. Walsh, D. Trifonoff (captain), J. Hilton, S. Harrington. Second Row: B. Hester, E. Herbert, D. Vandall, B. Dawley, A. Leitch. GYMNASTIC TEAM - C. Mowrat, C. Bryson, L. Emich, S. Bagby (captain), L. Taylor, B. Bishop, L. Schaeffer, C. Schlegel. 74 SOCCER CLUB - Front Row: T. Denholm, R. Schott, M. Manning, P. Weygandt, T. Dewitt, A. McAllisten, S. Ross, J. Carillon (co- captain), Ed Kiefer (co-captain), G. Jones, M. Chattin. Second Row: D. Ashmore, D. Denholm, K. Lane, R. Mullen, B. Rooney, F. Force, T. Davis, D. VanBuren, M. Oyler, J. Hastings. GIRLS SWIM TEAM - Front Row N. Colley. Second Row: N. Stair, Doering. Third Row: P. Davidson, G. Strickler, N. O ' Dell, L. Vucovich, B. Brownfield N Keller, N. Luffman, S. Clark, K. Morris, G J. Hilton, S. Beis, B. Defiling. F. Dannis, Norris, J. L. Schleicher, M. Horning, 75 Bubbly Followers Boost Mighty Men BOOSTER CLUB F-CLUB 76 Chosen for their ability and interest, Guard members keep time and records for the swim team and assist in teaching classes. Throughout the school year Booster Club has encouraged and supported the athletic teams by attending games and paint- ing signs. Through various fund raising projects, such as the sale of candy and Homecoming mums, Booster club has been able to earn a considerable profit to support their club ' s activities. Selling candy after school is one of the many Booster club activities. Guard Exhibit Precision Timing GUARD - Front Row: P. Sumner, E. Bell, C. Scovell, P. McMurdo, M. Berns, D. Roe, J. Newman, J. Hilton. Second Row: L. Schaeffer, R. Laden, S. Kesti, N. Colley (team secretary), J. Doering (secretary), L. Kelly (treasurer), B. Brownfield (president), L. Emich, B. Phillips, G. Healey, B. Dettling. Third Row: M. Konstan, S. Wilburn, R. Carlson, K. Kurrelmeier, G. Strickler, B. Walter, T. Yilling C. Rankin, J. Lenox, M. Horning, A. Kraus, P. Hibbs, P. Porter, B. Boucher. Fourth Row: S. Parker, D. Keller, S. VanBuren, B. Hunter, C. Watson, E. Kattan, L. Zurz, N. Stair, K. Zimmerman, M. Dalton, M. Adamek. Fifth Row: B. Dively, F. Dannis, L. Ostrov, L. Dumond, K. Morris, S. Miller. Sixth Row: M. K. Reynolds, L. Schleicher, C. Schlegel, G. Norris, N. Keller, J. Kaylor, A. Lol, C. Donnis, J. Steiner, R. Weintraub, T. Smith, L. Krister, S. Clark, L. Vucovich, C. Bryson, D. Rce, C. Renzi, M. Webb. 77 CATALINA CLUB - Front Row: K. Morris (president), P. Hibbs (synchronized chairman), S. Miller (secretary-treas- urer), N. Stair (asst. synchonized chairman). Second Row: N. Keller, J. Lindsay, L. Ostrov, A. Lai, J. Steiner, G. Wojno, L. Guillod. Third Row: P. Knight, D. Gorbach, L. Vucovich, K. Kurrelmeier, S. Clark, D. Retikas, B. Bow- man, L. Zurz, E. Steward, M. Webb. Fourth Row: S. Wor- rell, L. Leidal, B. Boucher, P. Porter, B. Hunter, C. Bryson, N. Colley, J. Doering, S. Spelman, T. Yilling, C. Warson, S. Kesti. Fifth Row: J. Lenox, C. Suso, S. Johnson, P. Brown, B. Brown, G. Watts, H. Merrow, T. Smith, N. Luffman, B. Bell, L. Bond, J. Whelton. Roaring into the Twenties were the forty-four mem- bers of Catalina Club. These girls presented the major events of the 1920 s in the sixth annual spring water show, April 30 and May 1 in Firestone ' s natatorium. Members of the club were the choreographers of the thirteen numbers, and Penny Hibbs was synchronize chairman; Hal Hess was narrator. This club is interested in developing skills and gaining experience in synchronized swimming. Membership is determined on the basis of tryouts in the fall. They are open to all girls maintaining a 2.0 grade average. Fin- nettes is a training group for Catalina. Charlie Chaplin, alias Nancy Keller, amusingly introduces each number. 78 Flapper Nancy Stair leads the cast in the Charleston. Heather Merrow, Pam Knight, Kim Morris, Sandy Miller, and Penny Hibbs perform bathtub gin. A Roaring Tide of the Twenties A new form of transportation, automobiles, becomes popular with these Catalina members. Roger Blocher and Pete Boggs entertain the audience during intermission with their stunts and exhibition diving. 79 Firest one Band Performs Marching Band MAJORETTES - M. Cappelli, M. Boltz, M. LaCroix, K. Zateslo, W. Starcher, S. Weller, C. McCormick. 80 With a March of Excellence CONCERT BAND - Front Row: S. Thomas, C. Pamer, C. Knowles, G. Schnetz, C. McBride, M. Anderson, P. Derry, L. Leidal, M. Stem, J. Dively, T. Draves, C. Lee. Second Row: S. Warner, H. Moffet, S. Pleskatch, S. Rogers, B. Phillips, S. Worrell, L. Yost, J. Eddy, B. Houston, B. Boyer, M. Lease, B. Felldin, P. Spink. Third Row: M. Cappelli, M. Boltz, B. Dively, S. King, S. Walrafen, F. Dannis, K. Davis, J. Fogler, M. Watt, G. Anikieff, K. Zateslo, M. LaCroix, K. Williams, L. Freeman, K. Johnson, B. Keller. Fourth Row: K. Kurrel- meier, L. Taylor, J. Yates, C. Krenrick, S. Cooper, C. McCormick, S. Marching band provided the music and entertainment during pep assemblies and at football halftimes. On December 6 Firestone ' s marching band was presented the all-city band award by the Touchdown Club for its accomplish- ment of best band in Akron. The Best of Year Show, consisting of the most popular numbers of the year, was performed by the band for the public ' s enjoyment. Concert band participated in the Band-in- Rounds Concert and competed in the State Con- test receiving an excellent rating for their per- formance. Firestone majorettes competed in the Tri- County Invitational Majorette Contest for the first time on Saturday, November 21. Trophies and titles were awarded to the top three squads with Firestone placing third, Ellet placing second and Wadsworth winning first place. Karen Zateslo was selected as one of the top three finalists in individual competition and received a trophy for her display of talent. Weller, L. Emich, L. Chino, P. Anastos, S. Smith, S. Schwartz, J. Freeman, B. Mitchell, M. Personeus, M. Lipari, R. Scott, D. Denholm, R. Warner, B. VanDame, M. Duff, R. Arkwright, S. Wilburn, D. Ruthrauff, J. Radak. Fifth Row: K. Burkins, A. Leitch, J. McCormick, T. Gilliam, J. Tolley, B. Newman, T. Boyer, M. McCarthy, I. Gold- berg, J. Powell, K. Nelson, H. White, D. Evans, B. Blake, D. Ples- katch, S. Dial, M. Treml, S. Wallach, A. Epstein, J. Kaylor, S. Miller. Sixth Row: J. Lentine (director). 4S £ Marilyn LaCroix (band president ' , Mr. Lentine director 1 and Karen Zateslo (head majorettel proudly display their trophy for the best marching band. 81 STRING QUARTET — P. Ferguson, D. Evans, J. Meyer, K. Shoup. Many musicians have developed their abilities by forming smaller groups sep- arate from Firestone ' s orchestra and band. This year ' s violin quartet and flute trio received superior ratings in the state solo ensemble contest. Formally called Pete ' s Group , the Cession has provided pleasure for many people by performing at various func- tions in and out of school. Diversity of Musical Ability Uniquely Expressed DANCE BAND - Front Row: R. Warner, S. Warner, R. Good, L. Freeman, B. VanDame, K. Greer. Second Row: D. Pleskatch, S. Dial, A. Epstein, B. Blake, I. Goldberg, M. Duff. Third Row: H. Brodbeck, R. Blocher, M. Personeris, M. Lipari, S. Schwartz, P. Anastos. 82 FLUTE TRIO - C. Pamer, W. Starcher S. Thomas. PETE ' S GROUP - K. Burkins, H. Baranoll, S. Warner, B. Blake, J. Freeman, S. Schwartz, P. Anastos. 83 SOPHOMORE GIRLS ENSEMBLE - Front Row: L. Zimmerman, C. Glauberman, L. Wright, J. Timmons. Second Row: M. Konstan, B. Gerster, G. Wojno, K. Garner, R. Bittaker. Harmonious Groups Radiate Talent JUNIOR GIRLS ENSEMBLE - Front Row: N. Stair, K. Zimmerman, M. Dalton, S. Fiocca. Second Row: A. Doering, R. Weintraub, P. Fuller, C. Dannis. 84 SOPHOMORE BOYS ENSEMBLE - Front Row: P. Guran, J. Ballard, R. Cahoon, B. Hudson, J. Hildreth. Second Row: J. Blair, M. Friend, J. Phipps, D. Miller, W. Hrubik, D. Bass. As They Perform GREEN AND GOLD DIGGERS — Front Row: A. Anthe, J. Apelbaum, L. Lindbeck, L. Wyant, J. Zupke, C. Krenrick. Second Row: M. K. Reynolds, K. Garner, N. Luffman, S. Fiocca, B. Houston, L. Logan. 85 Vocalists Echo ACAPELLA CHOIR - Front Row: A. Scarpetti, K. Steffensen, J. Wilging, D. Kattan, N. Roth, P. Gaumas, P. Fuller, S. Heltebran, A. Lai, L. Krainess, D. Melvin, C. Rankin, L. Sartoris. Second Row: P. Chrisp, P. Hineline, G. Poor, J. Marks, N. Luffman, D. Pullem, J. Kurlich, A. Anthe, S. Zink, C. Budai A. Lucas, J. Fee. Third Row: M. Ermatinger, B. Komito, K. Zimmerman, J. Oyster, P. Porter, C. Weizenberg, D. Woodhall, D. Evans, P. Leeper, J. Plant, D. Shoup, B. Folt, A. Sholiton, A. Dimit. Fourth Row: T. Wilburn, G. Frew, R. Glicksteen, F. Beane, M. Roney, B. Barton, L. Sanders, J. Hrdina, T. Beaumont, J. Glauberman, C. Godard, B. Newman, B. Timson, B. Finlay. SOPHOMORE CHOIR - Front Row: J. McKeever, P. Guran, L. Lind- beck, M. Konstan, L. Logan, L. Wyant J. Sturgis, V. Westover, L. Zimmerman, C. Linscott, C. Glauberman, G. Dorner, P. Donovan, B. Burnett, C. Regalbuto. Second Row: J. Abraham, D. Pullem, N. Reaven, L. Cruder, A. Wilson, M. Messer, L. Wright, S. Rudnick, L. Agins, D. Parker, L. Miles, C. Ryan, J. Timmons, V. Coon, J. Buck, K. Weintraub. Third Row: K. Hutchinson, D. Vucovich, M. Erma- tinger, F. Gertz, B. Boucher, A. Conger, P. Porter, C. Jones, L. Murray, G. Wojno, B. Gerster, K. Garner, J. Cargal, C. Ellis, R. Bittaker, B. Buai, J. Michael. Fourth Row: J. Hunyadi, J. Hildreth, J. Ballard, D. Stolitzka, J. Phipps, D. Miller, C. Maray, D. Hudson, B. Hepburn, M. Friend, S. Bliman, D. Bass, B. Carlson, J. Blair, R. Weissfeld, R. Minster, B. Hrubik. 86 Universal Language of Song ACAPELLA CHOIR - Front Row: S. Guttman, F. Toll, H. Levey, J. Steiner, R. Weintraub, T. Smith, J. Coberly, M. Berns, D. Branden, S. Fischer, S. Mermelstein, C. Dannis. Second Row: S. Fiocca, S. Liberman, M Dalton, L. Guinter, N. Stair, S. Clark, S. Giovinozzo, J. Kaylor, J. McCann, D. Bauer, K. Kurrelmeier, A. Rapport, S. Shaver, H. Merrow, A. Doering. Third Row: S. Dagilis, M. Schoenberg, M. Garman, R. Sweet, J. Gates, S. Gordon, B. Shine, L. Brown, L. Dumond, C. Hrubik, J. Buckholzer, M. Watts. Fourth Row: D. Uman- sky, J. Chapman, J. Reaven, J. Recht, S. Sanders, M. Roney, F. Beane, R. Oldfield, M. Briefman, D. Parham, D. Jones. GIRL ' S GLEE CLUB - Front Row: G. Liberman, P. Graves, J. Hilton, D. Lang, D. Lueptow, M. Marrone, J. Shipman, C. Zoltai, S. Cook, A. Casey, L. Walker, J. Brockway, P. Landau. Second Row: M. Jackman, B. Shoop, S. Walrafen, B. Walter, L. Kesti, S. Zetzer, D. Johnson, L. Levinson, S. Rosone, S. Meyer, P. Rosen, C. Ball, J. Apelbaum, G. Coberly. Third Row: S. Millis, J. Newman, B. Hous- ton L Post, L. Betor, S. Wilburn, L. Oberholtz, D. Porter, M. K. Reynolds R. Sable, C. Krenrick, C. Nurches, C. Postal, H. Peterson. 87 Orchestra, Madrigals Earn Excellent and Superior Ratings MADRIGALS — Front Row: A. Lucas, J. Fee, L. Sartoris, J. Worrell, S. Liberman, S. Guttman, S. Fiocca. Second Row: A. Sholiton, A. Dimit, B. Findley, D. Umansky, S. Dagilis, M. Schoenberg, J. Chapman, J. Reaven. Not Pictured: B. Stimson. ORCHESTRA — Front Row: P. Ferguson, M. Weinberger, B. Croysdale, S. Turner, J. Meyer, K. Fesler, K. Shoup. Second Row: A. Klein, J. Eddy, C. Knowles, S. Warner, M. Boltz, H. Moffet, B. Macdonald. Third Row: D. Evans, C. Schifman, F. Kodish, D. Kay, M. Personeus, S. Smith, M. Duff, R. Arkwright, D. Ruthrauff, A. Epstein, S. Dial, N. Cole, P. Klein, I. Gold- berg. Fourth Row: K. Steffensen, A. Leitch, T. Gilliam. 88 Publicity chairman Eleanore Awadella looks on as Mrs. Virginia Barbieri, coordinator of the drive, triumphantly hands a $1200 check for a Peace Corps school to Mr. Tony Butowicz, a former Peace Corps volunteer in Africa. Group Effort Supports Peace Corps, Ahead Hermine Levy Arthur Baranoff Self-sacrifice and unselfish contributions have been prev- alent throughout the year in several aspects of school activity. Two Peace Corps concerts and four AHEAD concerts raised about $240 and $90 respectively. Of this money, $225 went to the purchase of bricks, roofing tiles, lime, cement, doors and windows, metal and paint for a Peace Corps school in Coe Pyta, Paraguay. Also $60 was collected for a hospital in Haiti through the sale of Haiti beads. Proceeds of $264 from a dance held Janu- ary 16 were donated to the Peace Corps. Student donations to the Peace Corps totaled $540. John Hellyer Beki Mazur 89 1971 SPRING COURT QUEEN Ellen Cochran CROWNER Janice Worrell 90 SENIORS Susie Booth Marsha Cappelli Sandy Miller JUNIORS Sue Lowry Connie McCormick Kathy Steffensen SOPHOMORES Kim Cunningham Cathy Schlegel 91 1971 SPRING COURT - Front Row: S. Lowery, S. Booth, M. Cop- pelli, K. Cunningham, S. Miller, C. Schlegel, C. McCormick, K. Steffensen. Second Row: M. Louis, S. L Peterson, B. Albrecht, R. Meidlinger, M. Schoenberg, J. Worrell (crowner), E. Cochran (queen), A. Kusnyer (king), R. Morris (crowner), S. Spelman, K. Larson, H. Johnson. Couples listen attentively to the court presentation. Jan Worrell and Bob Morris add the crowning touches to the new queen and king. 92 Colour My World Firestone ' s 1971 Spring Dance centered around the theme Colour My World, the title of one of Chicago ' s big hits. The Knight of Nights Dance and the May Dance from previous years was combined for the first time in this Spring Court Dance. On Friday, April 2, the Mantissa provided the music for the dance and performed Colour My World during the court presentation. Queen Ellen Cochran was crowned by Janice Worrell while King Andy Kusnyer received his crown from Bob Morris. Marilyn LaCroix and Janice Worrell were head chairmen, while Mr. Whitney served as the faculty advisor. Members of the girls ' court and their escorts were Ellen, Greg Timberlake; Janice, Barry Woll; Susie, Chuck Case; Marsha, Jim Gates; Sandy, Ed Pittman; Sue, Paul Brown; Connie, Roger Blocher; Kathy, Doug Shoop; Kim, Ed Fender; Cathy, John Melby. Members of the boys ' court and their escorts were Andy, Ann Kraus; Bob, Marilyn LaCroix; Herb, Faye Brown; Ken, Robin Sable; Steve, Pam Morgan; Bob, Sue Shaver; Rick, Jain Ross; Mike, Diane Burr; Mike, Mimi Ermatinger; Steve, Betsy Burnett. King Andy Kusnyer presents Queen Ellen Cochron with a bouquet of roses and a kiss. ftfc ! tfJfc ' - n K 2 1 - j 1 !J The court and escorts exchange dances with parents. Ron Shoop and Renae Richards borrow the crayon decorations for an extra souvenir. 93 1971 KING Andy Kusyner CROWNER Bob Morris SPRING COURT 94 SENIORS Herb Johnson Ken Larson Steve Spelman JUNIORS Bob Albrecht Rick Meidlinger Mike Schoenberg SOPHOMORES Mike Louis Steve L. Peterson i-S ftrWnjp 8% n fee w i I 9f; W •% J II Ar E5 P 1 GO i 1 H9 3 hi 0. . UNDERCLASSMEN Joseph Abraham Joan Adante Robin Adler Lauri Agins Mark Albright David Allen James Anderson Gregory Anikeef Nikki Anthe Gregory Antonavich Jody Apelbaum Joan Arbing Alan Auerbach Sherif Awadalla Faith Aylward Susan Bagby Everyone has his ups and downs. Class of 73 Stephen Bain Carolyn Ball John Ballard John Ballard Scott Barnett Jane Barnhill Dennis Basarab David Bass Steven Batug Eric Bean Raymond Beisel Gary Bellowe Jane Bennett Carolyn Benson Randall Benson Ruth Bittaker Anthony Black John Blair Joyce Bliman Steven Bliman Kay Blocher Julie Bonar Beverly Bond Bonnie Boucher Timothy Boyer Debra Boyle Janis Brockway Megan Brookhart Yvefte Brooks Barbara Brownfield Cathy Brownstein Jennifer Buck 98 Elizabeth Budai Henry Bullock Elizabeth Burnett Caryl Burnstein Diane Burr Donna Buxton Gary Cahoon Richard Cahoon Duncan Campbell Richard Campbell Jenny Cargal Bruce Carlson Patricia Case R. Bradley Case Ann Casey Maureen Casey Robin Adler and Barb Brownfield make use of the floor. Encounters New Experiences Whitney Center Richard Champe R. Mark Chattin Todd Cheek Mark Cheplowitz Lance Chima Anne Christian Gail Coberly Deborah Coffey David Comunale Millissa Comunale Ann Conger Benny Conley David Cook Janette Cook Sherry Cook Vicki Coon Charles Crew Douglas Cross Roberta Croysdale Lisa Cruder Kimberly Cunninghar Craig Darkow Joylene Davies Deborah Davis Kathleen Davis Thomas Davis Barbara Dawley Jorge De Cardenas Juan De Cardenas Scott Deitchman William Denbrook 99 There is Time for Thought Todd Denholm Barbara Dettling Thomas DeWitt R. Stephen Dial Jane Dively Pam Donovan Gail Dorner Kenneth Dorsett Tamara Draves Linda Drummond Betsy Ekus Carmen Ellis John Elmer Lynette Emich Dale Epstein Naoma Ermatinger Edward Eyler William Fearing Ellen Ferrin Dennis First Margot Fisher Laura Fleugel John Fogler Lisa Freeman Michael Friend 100 Kimberly Garner | Linda Garver Larry Gates Anna Geer Jeffrey Geisler Martin Gerke Betty Gerster Francine Gertz Edward Gifford John Glass Carol Glauberman Susan Glauberman Edward Glomski Neil Goldberg Deborah Gorabach Kimberly Graham Pamela Graves Kim Greer Paul Guran Michael Hale Leslie Haller Jeanne Halsey Nancy Hanse Michael Harbert Susan Harrington L. Elizabeth Martman John Heffern Robert Heffern James Heidish William Hepburn Lunchtime — Quenchtime! 101 Mr. Emmerick ' s history class proves to be a learning process for both teacher and student. Sophomores Pursue Academic and Vocational Studies Eileen Herbert Raymond Hershey Carol Herz Daniel Hester Rebecca Hester Jeffrey Hicks Olivia Hildebrand John Hildreth Janis Hilton Terri Hintz Michael Hoge Beth Hoover Margo Horning Holly Horst Beth Houston William Hrubik Daniel Hudson William Hudson Michael Hudspath Karen Huges John Hunyadi Edward Hurst Kevin Hutchinson David Ireland Thomas Ireland Marianne Jackman Walter Januszkiewicz Diane Jebber Dennis Jenkins Patricia Jenkins Anne Johnson Debra Johnson Thomas Johnston Cheryl Jones Sharon Jones William Jones Deborah Joyce David Kay Brian Keller Marquerite Kelley 102 IPOQ f lBiS Lida Kesti D. Jefferies Kilgore Daniel Klayman Andrew Klein William Knox Franklin Kodish lleen Kodish Beth Komito Mary Konstan Anne Kraus Connie Krenrick Robert Krister Robert Kuhar Paul Kuhn Kent Kusel Robin Laden Richard Lancaster Michael Landau Keith Lane Debra Lang Craig Langdon Michael Laraway James Laria Amy Latham Roger Laudy Michael Lazar Cheryl Lee Linda Leidal Rebecca Lekas Darlene Lessley Laurie Levinson David Levy Gale Liberman Neil Lichtman Louise Lindbeck Candace Linscott Nancy Lipkin Stuart Lippitz Paul Liu Sharon Lochner Typing at top speed, Maria Potrock assists a teacher . . . DING! John! John Niggemeyer! Watch out for your finger! 103 Class of 73 Laura Logan Michael Lotto G. Michael Louis George Lowdermilk Charles Lowery Diana Lueptow Bruce MacDonald Patricia Madden Gary Mains Charles Maray Russel Marchetta James Markovich Daniel Maroney Scott Maroney Marian Marrone Robert Martin Cathy Mathews Lee McCauley Chad McClenathen Richard McClure Richard McCormick Scott McDonald Kevin McGarry James McKeever Denise Meade John Melby Kenneth Merkle Peggy Merzweiler Bradden Messer Melinda Messer Robert Metz Susan Meyer Jill Michael John Michaels Keith Migdal Laurel Miles Bryan Miller J. David Miller Kathy Miller Keith Miller Melinda Miller Richard Miller Sophia Millis Robert Minster Maria Mitchell Michelle Moeller Harry Moffet 104 Takes Shape Denise Monaghan Susan Moore Martha Moorehouse Gregory Morris Constance Mourat Robert Movesesian Randall Mullen Deborah Mulvey Lynne Murray Alan Myers Bryan Newman Jacqueline Newman Roger Nicholas John Niggemeyer Linda Norman Carol Nurches Linda Oberholtz Catherine Oberlin Virginia Olivo David Overstreet Jane Owen Michael Oyler Darlene Parker Karla Paul Donald Perrine Carol Perry Hart Perry Hilary Peterson Stephen Peterson Stephen Peterson Bruce Pfeiffer Barbara Phillips John Phipps Mark Pierson Jayne Plazzo Dennis Pleskatch Antonio Poleondakis Deborah Porter Peggy Porter Richard Post Carlo Postal Maria Potrock Michel Poyastro Joseph Puican Penny Pules Steven Pullem Janice Radak 105 Beth Rauckhorst Noah Reaven Shelly Rebeck Kenneth Rech Joel Recht Vicki Reed Cynthia Regalbuto Marjorie Reiheld Charles Renner Mary Kay Reynolds Donald Richardson Clara Riew Jerry Riggs Sally Rittenour Mark Robey John Robinson Alison Rock Suzanne Rogers Robert Rooney Alison Rose Darcy Rose Pamela Rosen Hilde Rosenberg Bennett Rosenthal Exerting Energy and Having Fun Sara Rosone Sam Ross Stewart Ross Lisa Roth Nancy Routson Shel lie Rudnick Deborah Ruthrauff Carol Ryan Robin Sable Marc Sabo Ann Salladay Steven Salzman Janelle Sanders Mary Beth Sandrene George Sarkis Elizabeth Schaeffer Judith Scharra Cathy Schlegel Lynette Schleicher Steven Schneir Gail Schweikert Ronald Scott Kenneth Senser Thomas Seward 106 Lorie Shaver Janet Shipman Kevin Shippy Carol Sholiton Beverly Shoop Daniel Shuber David Shuttleworth Brian Silver Terrence Smith Timothey Smith Nancy Souers Susan Spelman Michael Spetrino Pamela Spink Richard Stalnaker Mark Stein Martha Stem Dee Stephens Richard Stolcklein Dale Stolitzka Theresa Stone James Stout Janice Sturgis Cynthia Switzer Marceline Tate Liane Taylor Marianne Themely John Theodore David Thorrfas Mark Thomas Michael Thomas Rena Thomas Sandra Thorn Jane Timmons Teresa Tolson Dennis Torma Beverly Trumphour Wendy Tucker Susan Turner James Underwood Wrt PPB2 ■ . I ■ W w 107 Connie Volenti Thomas VanAuker Susan VanBuren Kerry Vance Thomas Vasilev Paul Voth Douglas Vucovich Laura Walker Sandra Walrafen Jonelle Walsh Elizabeth Walter Richard Warner Robert Warsinskey Ned Wasserstein Julie Watson Marc Watt Martha Weingartner Kathi Weintraub Randall Weissfeld Veronica Westover David Wiedie Susan Wilburn Stanley Willey Kathy Williams Anne Wilson Robert Wilson Timothy Wilson Andrew Winer Leonard Winer Holly Witsamen Dennis Witte Georgia Wojno Michael Wojno Leon Wolfe Michael Wolfson Jeffrey Wootton Susan Worrell Linda Wright Lisa Wyant Joyce Yates Deborah Yelin Patricia Zachardy Laurie Zekan Susan Zetzer Gail Zimmerman Lucile Zimmerman Cathy Zoltai Gary Zoltai Janis Zupke Sophomores Not Pictured: Laurence Bader Thomas Ballinger Brenda Bishop Kenneth Botnick Yvonne Brooks Robert Bymakos James Cole Doran D ' Avello Randi Greene Nicholas Havale Mark Hutchinson John Karr Robert Keener Michael King Deborah Knafel Alvin Kodish Ross Levatter Susanne Lorenz Craig Miller Anne Noah Jeffrey O ' Neill Marc Rebeck Lynn Samad David Scalia David Shellenberger Timothy Smith Douglas Staubs 108 109 Michael Adamek Leila Aggarwal Sandra Ahola Kevin Aker Robert Albrecht Anne Albright Susan Andrews Aleta Anthe Robert Arkwright Robert Ashe Kevin Austin Rebecca Aylward Thomas Bahn Gregory Baker Mary Jo Baker Gregory Barden Pamela Bartz Thomas Batten Deborah Bauer Sara Beis We ' ve got the spirit! Betty Bell Barbara Benson Wayne Beshara Lynn Betor Stacy Bey I in Mark Bezbatchenko Robert Biasella Charles Billow Theresa Bishop Ronald Bittaker Gregory Bliman Marsha Boltz Paul Guran and Bob Albrecht sit this one out. 110 Lauren Bond William Bondurant William Boyd Robert Boyer Kathleen Brady Stephanie Brenner Mark Breifman Barbara Brown Peggy Brown Robert Bucey Richard Buchholzer Carol Budai Richard Buian Stephen Burrowbridge James Cahoon John Cannone Robin Carlson Claudia Carter Jeffrey Chapman Robert Chavez Christopher Cheek Julianne Chokreff Michael Christy Matthew Clark Susan Clark Nanette Cole Karen Coleman Nancy Colley Frederic Conn James Conner Kerry Cooper Susan Cooper Superb Class of 72 Confronts a Changing FHS Enjoying student center freedom. Ill Reba, Rick and Toni: how can you work in that mess? Creative Abilities-Expressed Through Electives Charles Corvington Joyce Cox Jonathon Crane Carolee Culler Melinda Dalton Sally D ' Angelo Cheryl Dannis Raymond Darrell Richard Darrell Brian Davis Barbara Dawson Leon Deering Janis Dekany Michael Dempster Barbara Denholm David Denholm Pamela Derry Richard Dewey Robert Dies Andrew Dimit Evening the edges can be a touchy job for Ed Jetter. 112 Wonder what Sue Hall ' s imagination is forming. Barbara Dlvely Anne Doering James Donohue Nancy Dorsey Lynn Dumond Laurel Dunlap William Eckert Jean Eddey Dean Elmquist Avrom Epstein Howard Essner Carole Fahey Jan Fee Kim Fesler Sheila Fesler Robert Finlay Sheila Fiocca Paula Fioramonti Sara Fischer Dcvid Flanagan Nancy Fleischer Ruth Flohr Robert Folt Frank Force Deborah Foreman James Foss Sara Francis James Fry Priscilla Fuller Michael Garman Charles Garner Kenneth Gast 10 m.p.h. is the speed limit. 113 «. . : : i- KS Albert Gates James Gates John Gieck Tad Gilliam Saran Giovinozzo Robert Glickstein Irving Goldberg Brian Goldman Jane Goldman Barbara Goldsmith ii jpv Richard Good Gary Gould Pamela Goumas Janice Gray Beth Green Lynn Guillod Lyn Guinter Juliann Haase 114 Janice Halfen Susan Hall Mary Beth Hamlin Linda Hart David Hartz Dawn Hathaway Raymond Hecker David Heckman Janet Heckman Susan Heischman Susan Heltebran Frank Herman Steven Herold Sue Hershberger Gary Hills Cindy Whittenberger is all smiles. FHS Offers Time to Relax Margaret Hineline Steven Hoffman Elizabeth Hofmann Reba Holub Janis Hutchings Jeanne Jaccaud Ann Jackson Victoria Jackson Mark Jacobson William Jenkins David Jennings Edward Jetter Lunch — a break in the day. 115 Anxious Juniors Kevin Johnson Mary Jo Johnson Susan Johnson Jennifer Jones Kimberly Jones Morgan Jones O. Dudley Jones Stacey Jones Michael Joyce Sue Julissen George Kamvouris Ellen Kattan Steven Katz Candace Kiefer J. Steven King Tracy Klein Carol Knowles John Konstand Lori Krainess Lisa Kri-.tan Laura Krister Michael Krohn Gary Kropko Kelly Kurrelmeier Paul Labin Patricia LaCroix Thomas Lagana Anjana Lai Gregory Lancione Keith Landsness Jeffrey Larsen Janet Lauer Michael Leeper Philip Leeper Steven LeFevre Amy Leitch Jennifer Lenox Ivy Lerner Barry Leubitz Hermine Levey Barry Levin Jay Levine John Lewellyn Sherry Liberman Michael Licause Joan Lindsay Pam Lindsay 116 Anticipate A Great 72 BPH88BF2 % HHflfJIT Colleen Linehan Mark Lipari Suzanne Lowery Nancy Luffman John Maguire Stewart Manassa Candace Mantle Edward Markovich Roger Marks Fadia Maroon Robert McAbee Alexander McAllister Judith McCann Michael McCarthy Christine McCorkle Connie McCormick William McCulley Randolph McDonald Eileen McGarry Virginia McMullen Richard Meidlinger Donald Mellor Deborah Melvin Sheryl Mermelstein Heather Merrow William Merten Alfred Meusel Kathryn Meyer Debra Morrow Michelle Mourat Robert Neiman Kurt Nelson Donald Niam Julie Nouse Pamela Nuzum Kurt Nygaard Nancy Odell Richard Oldfield Richard Osborne Lyn Ostrov Robert Otto Janet Oyster Ted Pagel David Palguta Linda Paris Karen Paul Robert Pauley 117 r v ' K S h! ' V - Janice Perry Patricia Persing Mark Personeus Sophia Philipotis Toni Pinion Penny Pittman Steven Plant Gay Poor C. Janel Popper Linda Post Keith Price Jan Psihos Kathryn Puican Debra Pullem Catherine Rankin Andrea Rapport Mathias Raschke Gerald Reaven Jack Recht Karen Reed Paul Reed Scott Reis Aphroditi Retikas April Richards David Richards Mark Rick Tom Rinaldo Michelle Ritorti Christopher Ritter Adolph Robinson Andrew Rodger Dan Roman Pamela Rupp Laura Ruth David Sabetay Susan Saferstein Deborah Sakol Charles Samels Daniel Samels Linda Sartoris Brian Sass Robert Schaffner Michael Schlimme Gilbert Schnetz John Schnorf Michael Schoenberg Gary Schott Robert Schott Steve Schott 1 9 n £?- r s , :.,  Sfc Janet Lauer is finally pleased. 118 Janet Schwarz Steven Schwartz Patrick Shane Robert Shapiro Susan Shaver Robert Shine Kathy Shoup Ron Shuttleworth Joel Simonds John Singer Jodi Skorman Terri Smith Janet Snell Karen Solinsky Douglas Spindler Cynthia Stahl Carol Staib Nancy Stair Maia Stefanov Kathleen Steffensen Richard Steiger Julie Steiner Kathleen Stepanek Gary Sterner Elaine Steward Janet Stone Gary Stout Amy Strachen Gretchen Strickler James Strong Bradford Sturgis John Suru Cynthia Suso William Swinehart David Szeles Vicki Tabor Sherry Taylor Diana Thomen Janet Thompson Karen Thompson N. Henrik Thormann Kathleen Tillotson Carolyn Tolson M. Terese Tremaine Michael Treml Daniel Umansky Catherine Volenti William Vandame Health Class— A Hair-raising Experience ■ 119 Shari Zelman Karen Zimmerman Diane Zupke Lee Ann Zurz Juniors Not Pictured: Nelson Ballard Bruce Barton James Bikun Marvin Boone William Boss Jeffrey Brotherton Edward Fender William Fike Jerry Gassan Paul Gohn A. Leslie Harper Mark Katzenmeyer Mark Kelly Richard Labbe Mary La man Paulette Landau Steven Lefkovitz Steven Lochner Robert Lorenz Keith Nesbitt Gregory Nickell Bess Odie Jonathon Plant Claude Poinski Darryl Richards Bruce Rosenthal Barbara Snyder Lisa Spalding Mark Stewart Kevin Sweeney Clifford Thompson Laurie Thompson Bruce Trauben Cynthia Whittenberger Drew Wise Brian Zelman James Vickery Steven Vigder Stephanie Volk Charles Voth Debra Waingar Susan Waldman Stephen Wallach Steven Walrafen Jeff Wardle Cathy Watson Gail Watts Marvin Weinberger Ricki Weintraub Kenneth Weisner Joni Weiss John Welch Douglas West Donald Weygandt Judith Whelton Stephen Wilcox Janet Wilging Mary Wilmot Bruce Winer Kay Wise Mathew Wolfort Sharon Wortham Carol Yehnert Katrina Yilling Linda Yost Karen Zazo Kalamazoo College?! 120 121 X ' 50 q in -0U ' 41 I tw ■ . Ftf jJM LA , SPORTS • : pjr j j t sp f - 1970 FOOTBALL TEAM - Front Row: D. Voss, S. Nelson, R. Shoop, G. Church, S. Spelman, S. Richardson, J. Merrow, P. Brown, J. Prinz, J. Shane, J. Benninger. Second Row: P. Guran, D. Pullem, R. Hecker, R. Oldfield, E. Fender, J. Cahoon, K. Nygaard, R. Al- brechf, R. Pauley, S. Ballard, J. Recht, D. Heckman, D. Meller, C. Voth, G. Sterner, M. Joyce. Third Row: C. Renner, P. Voth, M. Lewis, K. Botnick, D. Cook, T. Black, R. Cahoon, J. Ballard, H. Moffet, P. Shane, J. Laria, D. Miller, T. Smith, K. Merkle, M. Lotto, S. Wallach, R. Heffern, J. Heffern, T. Poliandikas, D. Shuber, S. Ross, M. Lazaar, D. Thomas, J. Kilgore, B. Messer, M. Pierson, M. Morris. Falcons Repeat Gridiron Success With Playoff Berth Combined efforts of manpower and mental attitude gave the 1970 football squad the necessary momentum to provide Firestone with a successful gridiron season, and their second consecutive playoff berth. Opening the regular season in a three string defeat to Garfield, Ellet and Cuyahoga Falls, the Falcons were held scoreless. The squad soon recovered with both a winning offense and defense in consecutive victories over the Big Blue of South, the combined Central-Hower Eagles, and arch-rival Buchtel Griffins. Dealt a disappointing 12-0 loss by East for the homecoming, the Big Green Machine took revenge on the North Vikings on a 28-0 shutout, a highlight of the season. This year ' s team was centered on a relatively small twelve man nucleus of seniors: Gary Church, Steve Rich- ardson, Paul Brown, Jerry Shane, Mercury Morris, Dave Voss, Scott Nelson, Ron Shoop, Steve Spelman, Jeff Mer- row, Jeff Prinz and John Benninger. This core was backed by an exceptionally fine squad of juniors and sophomores, providing for a promising 1971 football season. Team honors included Most Valuable, Dave Voss and Jeff Merrow; Most Improved, Jeff Prinz; Best Offensive Lineman, Jerry Shane; Best Defensive Lineman, Jeff Mer- row; Best Offensive Back, Gary Church; Best Defensive Back, Rick Oldfield and Ron Shoop; the Dedication Award was presented to captain Paul Brown. Area coaches and sportswriters honored Firestone with many all-competition positions on both the local and regional levels. Seniors Jeff Prinz, Gary Church, Jeff Merrow and Steve Spelman received All-City awards on the first team, with Merrow as defensive captain. Juniors Jack Recht and Rick Oldfield were given second team and honorable mention, respectively. On the All-District list were Jeff Merrow, first team; Gary Church, second team; with Steve Spelman and Jeff Prinz winning honorable mention. Merrow also took first team Northeastern-Ohio and second team All-State as a defensive tackle. Guiding the squad was head coach Robert Wallace with the aid of coaches Dave Marshall and Jerry Sipka. Coaches Ron Laubaugh, Harry Welling, Tom Floyd and assistants Ron Jackson, Tom Cargo, and Tom Zateslo totaled the complete coaching staff. An additional boost was given by managers Bill Ritter, Jerry Lesnick, Tim Dolwick, Ed Hurst, and Scott Harpo Dietchman. This combination of a dedicated staff and squad gave Firestone an aggressive football team. The beauty of suc- cess resides in victories over opponents once considered superior. Firestone ' s gridiron ability continues to mount as the years pass. 124 MANAGERS - Front Row: S. Deitchman, E. Hurst. Second Row J. Lesnick, B. Ritter, T. Dolwick. COACHING STAFF - D. Marshall, H. Welling, F. Floyd, R. Laubaugh, J. Sipka, R. Wallace. 1970 CAPTAINS — G. Church game captain P. Brown captain , J. Merrow (game captain). 1970 FOOTBALL RECORD Scrimmagi ;s Firestone 42 Revere 6 Firestone 28 Woodridge 22 REGULAR SEASON Firestone Garfield 43 Firestone Falls 34 Firestone Ellet 22 Firestone 20 South 8 Firestone 8 Central-Hower 6 Firestone 24 Buchtel 8 Firestone East 12 Firestone 28 Play offs North Firestone 8 Garfield 28 125 Failure Chains Into Triumph Falcon offense protects for a downfield pass. Fullback Steve Spelman drives through tackier for necessary yardage. 126 a - H r v t 1 VI r Jb - ■ Jeff Prinz stops the ball carrier as linebackers assist on the tackle. Falcon defensive line digs in to hold the Oriental offense. Coach Wallace gives offense tactics to quarterback Dave Voss. Captain Paul Brown concentrotes on the game situation. 127 Steve Spelman Offensive Back All-City First Team All-District Honorable Mention Jeff Merrow Defensive Tackle All-City First Team Defensive Captain All-District First Team All-Northeastern Ohio First Team All-State Second Team Jeff Prinz Defensive Middle Guard All-City First Team All-District Honorable Mention Jack Recht Defensive End All-City Second Team Gary Church Defensive Back All-City First Team All-District Second Team Rick Oldfield Offensive Back All-City Honorable Mention 128 Dedication, Determination, Desire 129 Season ' s Efforts Climax With City Title 1970 DISTRICT CROSS COUNTRY TEAM 5lt S. Ross G. Baker J. Robinson N. Buian D. Shoup M. Robey The 1970 cross country team reaffirmed their position in the city by defending their city title and also placing second in the district meet. The example set by coach Bill Heideman in many of the practices directed the team toward its strong finish. Leading the team were co-captains Steve Sanders, 7th in City, 8th in District and Nick Buian, 12th in City, 13th in District. Other seniors on the team were Doug Shoup, 10th in City, 19th in District and Bernie Silverman. Outstanding underclassmen were sophomore John Robinson, 9th in City, 11th in District and junior Greg Baker, 19th in City, 26th in District. Also contributing to the success of the team were juniors William Bondurant and Bill Merton with sophomores Mark Roby, Sam Ross, Jim Under- wood, Bob Movsesian and Dennis Torma. DUAL MEETS Firestone 20 South 42 Firestone 27 North 49 Firestone TRIANGULAR MEETS Hoban (forfeit) Firestone 30 Garfield 37 St. Vincent 59 Firestone 37 Kenmore 30 East 61 Firestone 30 Buchtel 28 East 73 Firestone 53 Stow 28 Ellet 91 Central-Hower 56 INVITATIONALS AND OTHER MEETS Hobc in .... 5th City Meet .... 1st District Meet — 2nd 130 MUHiBHHH B Coach Heideman 1970 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM - Front Row: B. Movsesian, G. Baker, D. Shoup, M. Robey, D. Torma, B. Silverman. Second Row: J. Underwood, R. McClure, N, Buian, S. Sanders, B. Merton, J. Robinson, S. Ross. Not Pictured: W. Bondurant. 131 Basketball Team Overcomes Fierce ■u Hj •ill Firestone ' s Cagers burst into the season with a six game winning streak. Recognition increased as the team rose in the local stand- ings to a position second in the area. As reg- ular season play came to an end, Firestone ' s place in the city competition was firmly established. The battle for city honors was between Central-Hower, Buchtel, South and Firestone. The Falcons finished their regularly scheduled season with a tight but mighty victory over Central-Hower, who later went on to semi-final action in state competition. In the city series playoffs our ball han- dlers gained a much desired revenge over Buchtel by ending their play in the city with a decisive 53-51 victory. Firestone went on to meet South in the finals; although in the end South ' s pressure playing won out. The 70-71 senior team started playing together as sophomores on the junior varsity and gained varsity experience during their junior year. Time spent during these two years combined with work done by the seniors was responsible for the successful season. Coach Heideman credited Firestone ' s triumphant season on the player ' s sacrifice of personal glory for the good of the team. Suppying the backbone for the team were seniors John VanAuker, Ken Larson and Andy Kusyner. VanAuker received rec- ognition on the 1st team All-City, 1st Beacon Journal team and 2nd team All-District. Larson gained a position on the second team All-City, and Kusyner was named for an honorable mention All-City. Completing the starting lineup were junior John Singer and seniors Craig Belair and Tom Jenkins. This was Bill Heideman ' s first year as head coach. To add to his problems as a new coach, he spent part of the season coaching from a hospital bed with the aid of a video- type camera. However, back at school, as- sistant coaches Bob Davis and Joe Webb with the assistance of managers Tom Davis, Mark Allen, Greg Baker and Jerry Lesnick (head manager) led the team towards its success. Competition; Places Second in City VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD SPECIAL AWARDS Firestone 77 Walsh 48 Best Foul Shooter Firestone 63 Garfield 59 Kusyner, 74.4% Firestone Firestone Firestone 67 66 75 Youngstown North East Massillon 62 63 62 High Scorer VanAuker, 319 pts. Firestone 73 Hudson 53 Best Defensive Players Firestone 53 Stow 64 Singer and Larson Firestone Firestone 54 64 South Ellet 55 52 Samuel Lesnick Award Larson Firestone 69 Kenmore 54 Firestone 63 Buchtel 74 Most Improved Firestone 86 Hoban 59 Belair and Singer Firestone Firestone Firestone 50 70 52 Barberton North St. Vincent ' s 45 57 67 Outstanding Sophomore Scott Barnett Firestone 45 Central-Hower 44 Best Rebounder City Series Playoffs VanAuker, 231 Firestone 53 Buchtel 51 Most Valuable Firestone 45 South 66 VanAuker and Kusyner Sectionals Firestone 43 Central-Hower 52 Season Record 13-6 1 L 1 -to ? A 1970-71 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - Front Row: R. Stoecklein, D. Wiedie, T. Seward, L. Gates, S. Ross. Second Row: D. Miller, S. Barnett, G. Poyastro, W. Lichtman, J. Melby. For Firestone students our team is still Number One. John ' s dribbling controls the action. 134 A little point for John, a big point for Firestone. Combined Efforts Account for Team ' s Success 1970-71 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - Front Row: A. Gates, G. Kamvouris, E. Fender, J. Singer, R. Oldfield, T. Jenkins. Second Row: A. Kusnyer, C. Belair, K. Larson, M. Christy, J. VanAuker, M. Adamek, Coach Heideman. 135 Matmen Wrestle North—Capture City Title 1970-71 WRESTLING TEAM - Front Row: B. Baird, C. McClenathen, B. Winer, F. Herman, D. Richards. Second Row: S. Ballard, T. Smith, J. Ballard, A. Mensel, B. Miller, D. Thompkins, D. Thomas, J. Donahue. Third Row: R. Dies, J. Foss, P. Voth, S. Ries, J. Elmer. VARSITY WRESTLING RECORD Firestone 24 South 22 Firestone 32 Copley 19 Firestone 31 Central-Hower 15 Firestone 14 St. Vincent 35 Firestone 35 Buchtel 16 Firestone 12 Hoban 27 Firestone 28 East 17 Firestone 34 Kenmore 12 Firestone 27 North 17 Firestone 29 Garfield 19 Greater Akron Lee Akron Public Schoc Is )B ..Third First Season Record: 8-2-0 Coach Laubaugh beams as he reviews the wrestling record. 136 Recording the finest season in Firestone ' s history, this year ' s wrestling squad returned from the mats winning eight matches while losing only two. In their second year under Coach Ron Lau- baugh the team demonstrated strength in the lightweight divisions with a good back-up in the middleweight and heavyweight catagories. Two starters were lost in the middle of the season, but the grapplers held strong throughout the meets to defeat such opponets as West-side rival Buchtel and last year ' s title holder, North. At the end of the season Firestone placed third in all Akron area schools and held the city- series wrestling championship. Taking first place were three varsity wrestlers, Chad McClenathen, Frank Herman and senior capt. Bill Baird who were undefeated in city competition. The squad promises to be exceptionally strong next year, after losing only two senior starters, Bill Baird and Denny Thompkins. Many returning veterans will spark next year ' s mat- men, who will be eyeing more city titles. Captain Bill Baird Most Valuable Frank Herman Most Points Bruce Winer struggles for better position. Paul Voth moves for a takedown. 137 Gail Norris L, f J; ■f ' M y 1 f Cheerleaders Generate Falcon Enthusiasm, Rally Students to Team Support Ellen Cochran Susie Booth Ginny Miller 138 1970-71 VARSITY SQUAD - Front Row: G. Norris ' captain), G. Miller (co-captain), S. Lowery. Second Row: J. Lenox, S. Booth, E. Cochran. Spirit leaders for the 1970-71 sports seasons were the twelve green and gold clad cheerleaders. The girls were respon- sible for raising student morale which boosted the various athletic teams at both pep assemblies and competitive events. After a series of clinics, the prospective cheerleaders were judged at tryouts accord- ing to ability, appearance, voice and spirit. The four top girls from each grade were chosen on a basis of two cheers and six jumps by five impartial judges and a scale of three hundred points. Gail Norris and Ginny Miller were appointed captain and co-captain respectively for obtaining the two highest scores. 1970-71 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADING SQUAD - Front Row B. Bennett. Second Row: A. Anthe captain , S. Beis co-captain , M. Horning. Third Row: A. Kraus, S Bagby. 139 Growing Team Meets Demands of Changing Season Dominating the ' 70- ' 71 swim team were the under- classmen with 18 sophomores, 14 juniors and nine seniors. The reorganization was highlighted by the fact that over half of the swimmers were first year members of the Fire- stone swim team. For such a young team the record estab- lished was quite impressive. Compiling an overall record of 17 wins and six losses, the team went on to demon- strate their control over the greater Akron swimming pro- gram with another city title. Final performances of the year were in the District and State meets with placings of second and ninth respectively. The season can be described as wet and wild as many meets were decided in the last event. Firestone ' s representatives at the state level were: Finalists: 200 yd. Medley relay — Keith Landsness, Doug Spin- dler, Chris Schubert and Szabolcs Batizy. 5th Place 200 yd. Individual Medley — S. Batizy. 5th Place 1 Meter Diving — Roger Blocher. 6th Place Qualifiers: 200 and 400 yd. Freestyle — Bill Jones. 400 yd. Freestyle Relay — Doug Spindler, Chris Schu- bert, Stasie Nicholaides and Ken Gast. There were several outstanding swimmers this year representing all three classes. Senior Szabolcs Batizy, whose chances for a State title were hampered by an ill- ness prior to the State meet, was a valuable member of the team capable of swimming all strokes in all events. Senior Chris Schubert, recipient of the Jack Taylor Award, was a strong member of the team, both physically and mentally. In the State meet he participated in both relays giving up all chances for individual honors. Senior diver Roger Blocher proved to be a consistent scorer by win- ning 12 of 14 meets prior to the District and State com- petition. Strongest representatives from the junior class were freestyler Doug Spindler and backstroker Keith Landsness. Bill Jones stood out from the sophomore ranks. Completing the new team were coaches Pat McDonald, fresh from Buchtel and Pete Boggs, fresh from the Air Force. Coach McDonald ' s first year efforts at Firestone are well illustrated by his team ' s noted accomplishments (not to forget the arrival of his first child, Beth Ann). Team managers were sophomore Neil Goldberg and junior Steve Walrafen. Coach McDonald calls the signals. tt-.it . ■ Swimmers psyche-up on way to meet. Final start in the always important relay. 140 141 Swimmers Boil Water Under City Competitors SWIMMING TEAM - Front Row: S. Bain, M. Spetrino, R. Marchetta, M. Laraway, J. Geisler, R. Mullen, B. Keller, J. Heidish, B. Hep- burn. Second Row: M. Baker, J. Freeman, J. Hunyadi, R. Osborn, K. Gast, C. Schubert, C. Billow, W. Johnson, D. Overstreet, T. Van- Auker. Third Row: B. Folt, M. Bezbatchenko, J. Strong, K. Johnson, J. Hicks, R. Darrel, S. Willey, B. Jones, R. Blocher, D. Cook, M. Dempster. Not pictured: S. Batizy, S. Nicholaides, H. Brodbeck, E. Kiefer, K. Landsness, D. Spindler, G. Stout, B. Sturgis, S. Walrafen, G. Antanovich, M. Friend, W. Goldberg. 142 SWIMMING RECORD Dual Meets Firestone 38 Worthington 57 Firestone 53 Sandusky 42 Firestone 50 Cincinnati Princeton 45 Firestone 50 Canton McKinley 43 Firestone 44 Ann Arbor Huron 61 Firestone 50 Cleveland Heights 45 Firestone 55 Fairview Park 40 Firestone 41 Cuyahoga Falls 54 Firestone 57 W. Reserve Academy 42 Firestone 41 Berea 54 Firestone 42 University School 53 Firestone 55 Canton McKinley 40 Firestone 58 Lakewood St. Edwarc 36 Firestone 74 Warren Harding 36 Firestone 74 Warren W. Reserve 58 Greater Akron Swim League Firestone 64 East 22 Firestone 48 Central-Hower 37 Firestone 62 Kenmore 24 Firestone 57 Buchtel 29 Firestone 50 Coventry 35 Firestone 74 North 12 Firestone 57 Garfield 29 Invitational and Championship Meets Fairv ew Rel ays Second Bowl ng Green Relays Second City Distri First ct Second State Ninth Sea on Record 17-5 Diving Coach Pete Boggs Roger Blocher was one of twenty high school divers in the United States named to the All-America Interschol- astic Swimming Team. 143 Trackmen Race to City Standings 1971 TRACK TEAM - Front Row: R. Warner, G. Baker, H. White, D. Shoup, D. Brereton, E. Bray, B. Rosenthal, M. Robey, S. Schneir, K. Cooper, R. Kay. Second Row: M. Cheplowicz, J. Reaven, K. Merkle, K. Aker, R. McClure, A. Gates, J. Recht, D. Umansky, B. Otto, T. Poliandikas, S. Nicholaides, K. Nygaard, S. Ross, B. Movsesian, B. Silver. Third Row: T. Kline, K. Sweeney, B. Christer, D. Scoville, R. Shoop, J. Underwood, A. Finn, D. Sabetay, B. Peterson, M. Ademek, M. Christy, R. Oldfield, J. Levine, J. Robin- son, S. Sanders, R. Strassburg, D. Torma, N. Buian, S. Spelman. Falcon trackmen revealed a frustrating 3-8 record in the ' 71 dual track meets. However, they regained their footing in the more important relay, sectional and city meets. Placing fourth out of a large field in the Greater Akron Relays, the cindermen then continued to take another fourth of sixteen teams in the Western Reserve Relays. In the Sectional meet, individual performances marked the day. Dan Umansky was sectional champion in the discus, the 880 relay team of Sweeney, Finn, Spelman and Nygaard placed third, John Robin- son also took third in the mile and Nick Buian placed third in the grueling two mile run. In the city championship meet, Firestone Thinclads hustled to third place in tough competition. In the spotlight were John Robinson and Steve Sanders as city champs in the mile and two mile, respectively. Ron Shoop arched second in the pole vault, while Nick Buian ran third in the two mile. The mile relay team of Otto, Nygaard, Finn and Sweeney placed third, and Bob Otto leapt for third honors in long jumping. Under this year ' s direction of coaches Don Hammett and Bill Heideman, five new school records were set by Jack Recht in the high jump, Stasie Nicholaides in the shotput, Steve Spel- man in high hurdles, Bob Otto broke his own record in long jump and the 880 relay team made a new Firestone speed record. 144 Distance men Steve Sanders and Nick Buian lead the pack. Kurt Nygaard passes the baton to teammate Bob Otto in the mile relay. Ron Shoop prepares for flight. City champ John Robinson breaks the tape in the mile run. U5 Baseball Scores 17—8; Team Falls Short Of Playoffs BASEBALL TEAM — Front Row: C. Renner, J. Laria, D. Wheadie, M. Lewis, M. Stoeckline, T. Johnson, B. Miller. Second Row: K. Botnick, G. Kamvouri, J. Singer, R. Matvey, D. Schriener, B. Bondurant, E. Fender. Third Row: E. Hurst, L. Wolfe, P. Pangle, D. Voss, M. Wisberger, T. Jenkins, S. Richardson, M. Wojno. Chalking up another winning season with an overall record of 17-8, this year ' s basemen missed the city series playoffs by one game. This was the third consecutive winning season since the arrival of coach Dave Marshall. The team ' s success was attributed to a composite of a field of able underclassmen led by a strong core of fine seniors. Leav- ing the team are graduates Tom Jenkins, Rick Matvey, Steve Richardson, Denny Schriener, Dave Voss, Mark Wisberger and Larry Wolfe. One exciting event occurred during the Kenmore game when Voss did it all by scoring both of Firestone ' s runs with a home run and a sacrifice fly, while pitching the game. Another triumph was the overtake of East for the first time in four years. At the awards banquet Most Improved Player was shared by Paul Pangle and John Singer. Larry Wolfe received Best Defense, and Denny Schriener was awarded Best Offense. Steve Richardson was named Most Valuable Player. Third year trophies were given to Richardson and Schriener, who maintained the highest overall batting averages of .419 and .375, respectively. Next year ' s team promises a great season with eight returning lettermen and other capable prospective ballplayers. 1971 VARSITY BASEBALL RECORD Firestone Green 18 Firestone 14 Green 3 Firestone 8 Central-Hower 6 Firestone 10 South 3 Firestone 4 Tallmadge 5 Firestone 6 Springfield 5 Firestone 11 Buchtel 1 Firestone 2 Central-Hower 3 Firestone 14 Revere 6 Firestone 2 Kenmore 1 Firestone 3 North 21 Firestone 8 Woodrid ge 6 Firestone 12 Hoban 3 Firestone 12 Woodridge 4 Firestone 12 Highland 7 Firestone 6 Ellet 8 Firestone 5 Cuyahoga Falls 19 Firestone 4 Tallmadge 3 Firestone 10 St. Vincent 2 Firestone 4 Garfield Firestone 9 Copley 1 Firestone 1 Buchtel 5 Firestone 3 Walsh 4 Firestone 13 East Season Record: 17-8 146 Hitting hard gives Denny Schriener his high average. John Singer ducks a bad pitch. Pitcher Steve Richardson throws hard to the plate. 147 Falcons Finalize With Striking Defeat Steve Richardson 1st Team All-City Outfield Most Valuable Player Larry Wolfe Honorable Mention Outfield Best Defense Denny Schriener 2nd Team All-City Second Base Best Offense Dave Voss received the Dedication Award. 148 8? ■ 9£L tftass i- The pitch is low as Voss holds swing. ■ Catcher Tom Jenkins makes the play at the plate. 149 Falcon Golfers Putter Around With Local Competition VARSITY GOLF RECORD Firestone 8 Kenmore V2 Firestone 51 2 Hoban 31 2 Firestone 5 Alliance 4 Firestone 9 North Firestone Buchtel 9 Firestone 2V2 St. Vincent 6 1 2 Firestone 3V2 Revere 51 2 Firestone 8 Garfield 1 Firestone 7 East 2 Firestone 5 Alliance 4 Firestone 7V2 Central-Hower 11 2 Firestone 2 Wadsworth 7 Firestone 6 V2 St. Vincent 21 2 Firestone 31 2 Walsh 51 2 Firestone 2 Aurora 7 Firestone 2 Cuyahoga Falls 7 Season Record: 9-7 Dave Thomas — Coach Nutter ' s leading golfer in action. GOLF TEAM— S. Bliman, D. Davello, S. Barnett, M. Lazar, D. Thomas, M. Jacobson, M. Leeper. Not Pictured: R. McDonald. 150 Schott , Tompkins Lead Tennis Team With State Berths VARSITY TENNIS RECORD Firestone 5 North Firestone 5 Kenmore Firestone 4 Garfield 1 Firestone 5 East Firestone 5 Central-Hower Firestone 2 Hudson 3 Firestone 5 Norton Firestone 1 Kent State 4 Firestone 3 Cuyahoga Falls 2 Firestone 4 Buchtel 1 Firestone 4 St. Vincent 1 Firestone 4 Revere 1 Firestone 5 Ravenna Sectionals First Distr ct Second Season Record 11-2 Falcon doubles team. TENNIS TEAM — R. Whitney ladvisorl, P. Bartholomae, T. Denholm, J. Phipps, B. Finlay, D. Tompkins Ico-captain ' , B. Schott ico-captain R. Wilson, J. Gates. D. Miller, 151 : p « w «. ' „ .V 1 | y i M ' MBi A -i; SB i y v | fc k i BBSS I CLASS of 1971 Two Graduate With Top Honors Mark Baker Judy Borodkin These students graduated as valedictorians. Each finished his high school career with a four-point or better average. The valedictorians wore gold cords at graduation. 154 National Merit Scholars Commended •x Jeffrey Freeman Scott Gordon Mary Kunkle Seven seniors qualified as National Merit Finalists. David Ashmore (not pictured), Jeffrey Freeman, Scott Gordon, Mary Kunkle, Barry Peterson, Charles Resnick and Paul Weygandt advanced from semifinalist standing to finalist status in the spring of 1971 by receiving the endorsement ot their schools, by substantiating their high NMSQT performance on a second examination and by providing information about their scholastic and extracurricular achievements. Jeffrey Sugar reached semifinalist ranking. Semifinalists obtained the highest scores in the state on the NMSQT given in February of 1970 and constitute less than one percent of the grad- uating secondary school seniors in the United States. Letters of Commendation were awarded to Marcia Duff, Timothy Fulmer, Bonita Hunter, Kenneth Jacobson, Susan Kesti, Thomas Lam- mertse, Michael Lofgren, Andrea Lucas, Mary Reiheld, Marjorie Sacks and Steven Willey. Com- mended scholars scored in the upper two per- cent of those expected to graduate from high school in 1971. They ranked just below semi- finalists. Barry Peterson Charles Resnick 155 Classmates Recognize Outstanding Leaders David Pliskin Jeanne Kaylor Jeanne Kaylor and David Pliskin received the Man- hood and Womanhood Awards at the Honors Assembly. This award is given to two outstanding individuals and is the highest tribute a student can receive from his classmates. 156 Sandy Miller and David VanBuren were honored at a dinner, by the Chrys- ler Corporation as Firestone ' s winners of the Summit County Citizenship Youth Award. They were chosen on a basis of character, loyalty, leadership, activities, reliability and scholarship. Both Sandy and David received individual certifi- cates of merit, and their names appear on a plaque in the school. Sandy Miller David VanBuren Betsy Brownfield and Robert Morris received the Akron Kiwanis Service Awards at the Honors Assembly during Senior Week. The awards honor scho- lastic ability and outstanding service to the school and community. Betsy Brownfield Robert Morris Community Acknowledges Students ' Achievements Roger Blocher Ken Larson Roger Blocher was named recipient of the Optimist Clubs of Akron Youth Ap- preciation Award. Every year this award is given to one senior in each Akron high school who is outstanding in leadership ability, athletic ability and academic achievement. Firestone ' s senior Touchdown Club rep- resentative Ken Larson was recognized by the Touchdown Club of Akron for three years ' service to school and com- munity. Ken has participated in the Fun vs. Vandalism campaign and also in the Vacation Vigil program. 157 The recipients of this year ' s Focus Award were Fern Dannis and George Lampos. Focus presents its annual award to a senior boy and girl on the basis of leadership, scholar- ship and character. Fern Dannis George Lampos School Organizations Focus advisor, Miss Joanne Detzel, awarded the Journalist of the Year Award to Gary Rosen. Gary was semester co-editor of the newspaper in his junior and senior years, and has written numerous editorials and articles. Roger Blocher was the recipient of the first William Tenney Award. This award was established to honor an outstanding athlete who excelled academically as well. Gary Rosen Roger Blocher Steve Sanders Jerry Lesnick Bill Ritter The coaches of Firestone in cooperation with the Focus chose Steve Sanders Sportsman of the Year. Steve has participated in cross country and track during his years at Firestone. In appreciation for the tre- mendous amount of time and work contributed toward the athletic program, Jerry Lesnick and Bill Ritter were presented the Athletic Service Award. 158 Cheryl Pamer and Gary Rosen were presented with the Wright-Denholm trophy, honoring them for their skill and dedication in the National Forensic League. The award is given to the most accomplished debaters who have shown versa- tility in public speaking. Cheryl Pamer Gary Rosen Honor Class Members Chris Rick took Best of Show in the fifth annual city-wide Home Economics Exhibit held by the Akron Public Schools in co-operation with O ' Neils. Chris also won a first, second and third place in senior high school categories. Rich Adams was presented a gold medal in the National Scholastic Art Competition held in New York City. Rich also received a scholarship to Bowling Green State University School of Art for his achievements in art. Chris Rick Rich Adams Donna Evans, Pam Ferguson and Jeanne Kaylor were honor- ed by the Music Department with awards presented at the Honors Assembly. Donna Evans was chosen for her dedication to the entire department. Pam Fergu- son was selected as outstanding instrumentalist. Jeanne Kaylor was given the outstanding vo- calist award. Donna Evans Pam Ferguson 159 Class Leaders Direct Leading the Magnificent Class of ' 71 were the offi- cers Dave Pliskin, president; Nancy Keller, vice-president; Herb Johnson, treasurer and Betsy Brownfield, secretary. Mr. Dave Robb served as senior class advisor for the first time. These leaders with the class committee chair- men were a dedicated team who suggested new and different projects for the seniors to undertake. Upperclassmen concentrated on service projects by collecting toys for Akron ' s needy children and partici- pating in the canned-food drive during the holiday season. These and other activities aided the class in realizing the importance of helping others who are less fortunate. Traditional activities unified the class. Although many seniors had black-and-blue knees from roller- skating, they enjoyed being together as a class. Soon-to- be June graduates also attended a Halloween party and participated in a car rally. Mary Adamek George Adams Mark Allen Peter Anastos 160 Madalyn Anderson Richard Angheld Eleanore Awadclla Valerie Bahr James Bailey 4uitf 4 AtiktitA William Baird Mark Baker Arthur Baranoff Frank Barnhill Robert Barnhill Senior Year at Firestone Janice Bartoo Szabolcs Batizy 161 Frank Beane Thomas Beaumont Bruce Beckwith Carolyn Bednar Robert Bego The Days of Our Youth are Shelley Bennett John Benninger Susan Benson Marc Berman Marcey Berns 162 4 A Barry Beynon William Bissinger William Blake Roger Blocher the Days of Our Glory. Lord Byron Susan Booth Judith Borodkin M. James Bowers Becky Bowman Petar Bodjanac Becky Boyer 163 Collision course at the roller skating party. Margie Domanski clowns around. The Happenings: Marvin steers Kim right at the road rally. Is it Robin Hood or Bob Morris? 164 Tim Fitch and admirers view the action from the sidelines. Ail-American roadster Jim Carillon poses before the grueling race. Highlights of the Senior Year Seniors observe the costume contest. Ed Bray — Champion Roller Skater. 165 Donna Branden Edward Bray Sue Costello and Tim Fitch, is it acting or for real? Dennis Brereton Shelley Bricker Help Me to Have the Serenity to Howard Brodbeck Linda Brown Paul Brown Elizabeth Brownfield Cynthia Bryson Julie Buchholzer Robert Buehrle 166 Nicholas Buian Rosalie Burich Kenneth Burkins Karen Cahoon Jacob Calderon David Calvin Marsha Cappelli William Cardina James Carillon Accept What I Cannot Change,- Ingrid Chanan Jimmy Chapman Danei Chavez Nancy Chima 167 Patricia Chrisp Gary Church Arvin Clar Robert Clark Jean Coberly Ellen Cochran Mitchell Cohen Robert Cohen The Courage to Change What I Can ; Charles Cook Robert Cook Brent Fleming buys a game ticket from Cindy Scovell. Rose Marie Corvington Susan Costello 168 7 . . William Coulter Fern Dannis Sheri Criss Steven Dagilis Timothy Davies Maureen Dawley And the Wisdom to Know the Difference Elizabeth Derson Jane Doering Timothy Dolwick Margaret Domanski What ' s your excuse. Mary Adamek? 169 Jean Doyle Marcia Duff Jeanne Englehart Deborah Erickson Donna Evans Brenda Felldin Pamela Ferguson Arthur Finn Daniel Fioramonti Sue First How Can We Be Sure of 170 UmA Brent Fleming Mark Fortnoff Roberta Foss Coffee, tea or milk? Jeffrey Freeman Melissa Fretwel Anything the Tide Changes. Hod MvKtwii J. Gregory Frew Barbara Fulmer Timothy Fulmer Janice Gandy Helen Gibson William Gibson Jay Glauberman Christopher Godard Deborah Goldstein Cynthia Goodwin 171 We ' ll Sail a Long, Long Way Dream on, John Jerry Gorbach Scott Gordon Deborah Graham Dianne Graham Keith Graves James Greenwald Shari Guttman Pamela Guyton Richard Hate HhtiAi R. Scott Haley Ann Hall Kevin Hal Michael Hamlin Stephen Hampton 172 and Dreams Will Turn to Truth. Robert Hartenstein II Dennis Hartney Diane Hassan Jeffrey Hastings Gale Healey Thomas Heffner Charlene Heinick Holly Heiser Penny Hibbs Cynthia Hertzog Nancy Hills Colleen McBride assumes the role of The Mad Scientist. 173 u Deborah Hintz Gary Hirsch Frank Holub Cynthia Hrubik Devon Hulbert ±t± M Bonita Hunter Kenneth Jacobson Thomas Jenkins Herbert Johnson John Johnson Seniors Collect Funds, Plan Events Neil Johnson Ann Johnstone Gordon Jones Karen Jones Kathleen Kaenan Fred Karam Diane Kattan Candace Kauvar Judith Kay Jeanne Kaylor 174 HOMEROOM TREASURERS - Front Row: S. Gordon, J. Chapman, C. Schubert, S. Spelman, R. Morris. Second Row: P. Sacks, B. Fulmer, S. Lockshin, E. Bell, V. Miller, K. Zateslo, J. Kaylor. Third Row: R. Blocher, G. Hirsch, T. Fitch, G. Osherow, R. Shoop, D. Tompkins, H. Brodbeck, B. Peterson. SENIOR COMMITEE CHAIRMEN - Front Row: S. Booth, V. Miller, K. Zateslo, S. Miller, G. Norris, P. McMurdo, C. Scovell, R. Mitchell, N. Keller. Second Row: G. Rosen, D. Woodhall, J. Medvedeff, L. Kelly, P. Porter, D. VanBuren, M. Cohen, R. Shoop. Third Row: S. Bennett, E. Brownfield, T. Fitch, G. Osherow, J. Calderon, D. Pliskin. 175 We Do Not Succeed in Changing ■ David Keenan Diana Keller Nancy Keller Leslie Kelly Susan Kesti Nat Kibble Edward Kiefer Penny Kistler Phyllis Klein William Klein Thomas Kline Pamela Knight Thomas Knowles Lesley Koren Thomas Kraus Patricia Kuhar Kathy Waisbrot ponders her P.O.D. notes. 176 Things According to Our Desire, Mary Kunkle Jennifer Kurlich A Andrew Kusnyer Penny LaConti Marilyn LaCroix Debra Lakatos George Lambousakis Thomas Lammertse Joanne Landis Kenneth Larson Tom blows his horn! 177 But Gradually Melinda Laudy Peter Lazuric Booster Club members Jane Doering and Sandy Miller prepare for Spirit Week. Lisa Lear Margy Lease James Leidal Ginger Leonard Jerome Lesnick Rita Leubitz Marvin Leventhal Janis Levine Volplane staff hard at work. 178 Our Desire Changes. Marcel Pro u si Randy Lewis Susan Lockshin Michael Lofgren Mary Lombardo George Lothes Steven Lovett Andrea Lucas Mary Alice MacCalla 179 Thomas Magoun James Malyj Janet Marks Patricia Maselli Kimberly Mattioli Ne ' er Look for Birds of This Year Frederick Matvey Rebecca Mazur Deborah McAbee Colleen McBride Jerry Lesnick steals the show again. Lyn McCauley Marcia McClelland Daniel McCoy Diane McDonald Cathy McGowan 180 Patricia Mclntire Janet Mcintosh Patricia McMurdo James Medvedeff Jeffrey Merrow In the Nests of the Last. Miguel de Cervantes I Kathleen Metz Laurie Michael Martha Mihaley Kimberley Miller Sandra Miller Virginia Miller Rochelle Minster Robert Mitchell James Moneypenny Pamela Morgan Karen Morra Kimberlv Morris Robert Morris Carol Mulvey Scott Nelson 181 Bruce Newman Stasie Nicholaides Margot Nischt Cynthia Norman Gail Norris Eve Norton Debra Oplinger Gary Osherow David Owen Cheryl Pamer A Journey Through the A stitch in time David Parham Elizabeth Parker Carole Parks David Patterson William Perdew Christian Perry 182 Universe Ablaze With Changes. Phil Ochs ft u i Barry Peterson Steven Pleskatch David Pliskin Pamela Popa Paula Porter i iSS Craig Postal Jud Powell Patrick Powers Sally Prentice Thomas Preusse 183 Jeffrey Prinz Laura Rand Mary Reiheld William Reishtein Dirk Renshaw No Man Steps Into Christine Renzi Charles Resnick Renae Richards Stephen Richardson Christine Rick William Ritter Laura Robertson Debora Rockhold Bridget Rodgers Deborah Roe Gary Rosen 184 Nachelle Roth Pamela Rozewicz Sherri Rubens the Same River Twice. Terri Rudick Marjorie Sacks Larry Sanders Stephen Sanders Lisa Sarkis Timothy Sartoris Susan Scalia Anita Scarpitti Mike Manning samples his wares. Michael Scharra Gus Scheffer Charles Schifman 185 THE CAST Zero cannot escape from work pressures even in death. Elmer Rice ' s seven scene play The Adding Machine is a realistic yet expressionistic drama depicting the tragic alienation of man. The main character, Mr. Zero, a spine- less shell of a man, leads a quiet life of desperation as an accountant for twenty-five years. Just as he thinks he has accumulated enough courage to demand a raise from his boss, the administrator appears and informs Zero that he is being replaced by a modern, efficient adding machine. Zero cannot handle the shock of this harsh reality, and in a fierce act of revenge he kills his boss. Zero is tried for his violent crime, receives the death penalty, is buried and rises from the grave. He is sent to the Elysian Fields, which first appears to be a peaceful, pleasant place but later proves to be like the planet earth. When he realizes this, he leaves and finds himself in an office operating a gigantic adding machine. A lieutenant informs Zero that it is time to return to earth. Zero does not want to return to the planet where he knew misery but is told he has no choice, for he will be born again and his soul will be serviced, repaired and used over for the 50,000th time. He learns thai there af% two types of souls: the type that gets better each time and the type like Zero ' s that gets progressively worse. In progressing, man has re- gressed, and in his world of machines, he has become a faceless creature lacking any real identity, a creature wandering aimlessly in search of himself. When Zero is sent back, he is given a girl to make his existence on earth more bearable. Her name is H-O-P-E and in her rests the future of mankind. 186 The Zeros after another dull day. The dead meet in the Elysian Fields. The Adding Machine Equals Success THE CAST Mr. Zero Jeff Sugar Mrs. Zero Beki Mazur Daisy Diana Dorothea Devore Marcia Duff Boss Howard Brodbeck Mr. One Barry Peterson Mrs. One Pam Ferguson Mr. Two David VanBuren Mrs. Two Nancy Keller Mr. Three Scott Haley Mrs. Three Donna Evans Mr. Four David Calvin Mrs. Four Jennifer Kurlich Mr. Five Jim Medvedeff Mrs. Five Andrea Lucas Mr. Six Brian Stimson Mrs. Six Madalyn Anderson Policeman George Lampos Judy O ' Grady Nachelle Roth Young Man Chris Schubert Shrdlu Gary Rosen A Head Ron Sweet Lt. Charles Gordon Jones Joe Charles Schifman Director Mrs. Darlene Troyer Asst. Director Mr. Bruce Blake Student and Technical Director Donna Woodhall Scenery Design Faye Toll and Donna Woodhall The faceless friends of the Zeros. 187 There are Places I Remember All My Life, J Robert Schott Christopher Schubert Michael Schwartz Cynthia Scovell Gerald Shane Meredith Shaver Steven Shecht Alan Sholiton Ronald Shoop Douglas Shoup Bernard Silverman Adele Singer Bonnie Slavin Smile awhile! Sherri Slavin Stephen Smith Richard Soloman 188 Though Some Have Changed. John Lot noti Kathryn Somnitz Stephen Spelman Shelley Stan Wendy Starcher Jo Anne Stayshich Brian Stimson Alexander Stolitzka John Stone Stephen Strachan Roger Strassburg Jeffrey Sugar Patricia Sumner Ronald Sweet Ronald Tedeschi David Thomas John Thomas 189 Shelley Thomas Linda Thompson Stephen Thompson Faye Toll James Tolley He Who Hath Braved Youth ' s Dizzy Heat Dennis Tompkins Daniel Torma J. Michael Trepp Diane Trifonoff Robert Troyer Simeon Turpin Linda Tyrrell Susan Underwood John VanAuker David VanBuren Timothy Vance Deborah Vandall Douglas VanSlyke Kathleen Vegh Carol Velikoff 190 David Voss Laraine Vucovich Kathy Waisbrot Jenny Walker Debra Ward Dreads Not the Frost of Age. Waller Savage Landor Stephen Warner Margaret Watts Sheryl Waxman Mary Webb Bruce Webber Deborah Weinberg Ron Tedeschi balances boxes while working under the O.W.E. program. 191 Lucile Weingartner Mark Weissfeld Now, part of the past The Past is Only for Remembering — Cheryl Weizenberg Margaret Welch Susan Weller John Wenum mm Paul Weygandt Harold White Thomas Wilburn Steven Willey Patricia Williams Jay Wilson 192 Mark Wisberger Lawrence Wolfe Donna Woodhall Janice Worrel Diane Yovich Patricia Zaharopoulos Karen Zateslo Donald Zekan Sharon Zink Ellen Zip Not Relivin g • Theodore Roosevelt Also Members of the Class of 1971, But Not Pictured Are: David Ashmore John Hellyer Steven Martin Steven Barnett John Herdina Deborah Matthews Eileen Bliss Keith Herold Gregory Miller Brian Comunale Lee LaVoie Charles Newman Timothy Fitch Cheryl Lujan Dennis Schreiner Steven Gordon Michael Manning David Scoville Eric Hargrove Kimberly Martin Gregory Themely 193 y JSfc, Senior Week Provides v The week of May 17 was Senior Class Week, a week of fun and freedom from usual school pressures. Monday, Baby Day . . . Tuesday, Bike Day . . . Wednesday, Class Ballot . . . Thursday, Senior Awards Assembly . . . Friday, Teacher Recognition Day . . . 194 Welcome Break Before Exams 195 Class Assembles for Banquet 196 ■ , j£Ui And an Evening of Entertainment For the first time, the banquet was held on a separate night from prom. The Hilltop Room at the University of Akron was the setting; May 20 was the date. Mr. Friedman and Coach Heideman spoke . . . and joked . . . seniors ate . . . conversed and laughed . . . Ron Sweet performed . . . Pete s Group played . . . and all enjoyed themselves . . . 197 Tuxedos, Long Dresses Glide Across the Dance Floor 198 Let the Sun Shine was the theme of the senior prom held June 3 at the Uni- versity Club. Buck and Justice entertained from nine until midnight . . . dancing . . . refresh- ments . . . boutonnieres and corsages . , . Afterprom followed at Montrose Swim Club and Drive-In from 1:00 to 6:00 a.m. 199 Climax of the Senior Year— June 10, 1971 Commencement exercises began for the 396 graduates at 8:00 p.m. in the Firestone gym- nasium. Principal speaker was William Nye, Director of Natural Resources in Governor John Gilligan ' s cabinet. Also officiating at the cere- monies was Rev. E. E. Morgan, representative from the Board of Education. Robes on . . . tassles right . . . lining up . . . processional . . . speakers . . . class gift . . . diplomas . . . alma mater . . . recessional . . . Dedicated to the Class of 1971 Sit by my side, come as close as the air. Share in a memory of grey, And wander in my words. And dream about the Pictures that I play of changes. Green leaves of summer turn red in the fall, To brown and to yellow they fade; And then they have to die, trapped within the Circle time parade of changes. Scenes of my young years were warm in my mind, Visions of shadows that shine. Till one day I returned and found they were the Victims of the vines of changes. The world ' s spinning madly, it drifts in the dark, Swings through a hollow of haze. A race around the stars, a journey through the Universe ablaze with changes. 202 Moments of magic will glow in the night. All fears of the forest are gone. But when the morning breaks, they ' re swept away by Golden drops of dawn of changes. Passions will part to a strange melody As fires will sometimes burn cold. Like petals in the wind, we ' re puppets to the Silver strings of souls of changes. Words by Phil Ochs Courtesy BARRICADE MUSIC, INC., New York, N.Y. Copyright 1967, 1968 203 SENIOR INDEX BELLOWE, HOWARD . . . Golf 3,4; Ski 2,3, 4, V.P. 3, Pres. 4; Hall 4; NHS 4; Photo 2,3,4; Focus 3; Class Week Comm. 4 BENNETT, SHELLEY . . . Athletic Secy. 2,3, 4; Guard 4; Ski 2,3; HR Rep. 2,3,4; Red Cross 4; Booster 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Focus 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Volplane 4; Home- coming Court 3,4; Class Week Comm. 4 BENNINGER, JOHN . . . F-Club 3,4, Foot- ball 2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Announcements Comm. 4 BENSON, SUSAN Comm. 4 Office 2; Banquet BERMAN, MARC . . . French 2; Drama 2,4; Drama Prod. 2; Art 2,4; NFL 2,4; Voices 2,4, Art Editor 2; Sr. Class Play Comm 4 BERNS, MARCEY ... A Capella Choir 4; Glee Club 3; Guard 4; Ski 3,4; Hall 4; Booster 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Banquet Comm. 4 BEYNON, BARRY . . . Football 2,3; Picnic Comm. 4 BISSINGER, WILLIAM . . . Soccer 3; Spanish 3,4; Banquet Comm. 4 BLAKE, WILLIAM . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Green and Gold Review 2,3,4; Special Projects Comm. 4 BLISS, EILEEN . . . French 2,3; FTA 3; Chap- erone Comm. 4 ADAMEK, MARY . . . Athletic Secy. 3,4 Catalina 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Guard 3,4 Spanish 4; Booster 2,4; FNA 4; FTA 3 NHS 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Banquet Comm. 4 ADAMS, GEORGE ... Art 3,4; Class Week Comm. 4 ALLEN, MARK . . . Basketball 4; Hall 4; Commencement Comm. 4 ANASTOS, PETER . . . Concert Band 2,3,4 Dance Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4 French 2; Green and Gold Review 2,3 Announcements Comm. 4 ANDERSON, MADALYN . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; HR Rep. 3; Red Cross 2,3,4, Pres. 3; Flowers Comm. 4, Chair. 4. ANGHELD, RICHARD . . . Swimming 2; Ban- quet Comm. 4 ASHMORE, DAVID . . . Soccer 2,3,4; Chess 2,3,4; Voices 4 AWADALLA, ELEANORE . . . French 2,3,4; Office 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Prom Comm. 4 BAHR, VALERIE . . . GAA 2,3,4; Ski 2; Spanish 2,3,4; Red Cross 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 4 BARNHILL, FRANK . . . Football 3; Golf 3,4; Picnic Comm. 4 Swimming 2,3; Banquet . . F-Club 4; Wrestling BAILEY, JAMES . . . Comm. 4 BAIRD, WILLIAM . 2,3,4, Capt. 4 BAKER, MARK . . . Swimming 4; NHS 4 BARANOFF, ARTHUR . . . Hall 4 BARNETT, STEVEN . . . Class Gift Comm. 4, Co-Chair. 4 BARNHILL, ROBERT Picnic Comm. 4 . Baseball 4; Hall 4; BARRIS, DEBRA ... Ski 3,4; Spanish 2 BARTHOLOMAE, PHILIP . . . F-Club 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; HR Rep. 4; Picnic Comm. 4 BARTOO, JANICE . . . Glee Club 3; Soph. Choir 2; Flowers Comm. 4 BATIZY, SZABOLCS . . . F-Club 2,3,4; Swim- ming 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4; Water Polo 2, 3,4; Banquet Comm. 4 BEANE, FRANK ... A Capella Choir 4; Green and Gold Review 3; Hall 2; An- nouncements Comm. 4 BEAUMONT, THOMAS ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Soph. Choir 2; Baseball 2; Cross Country 2,3; Ski 2; Tennis 4; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 4; Stage Crew 2,3,4; Art 2,3, A; Announcements Comm. 4 BECKWITH, BRUCE . . . Prom Comm. 4 BEDNAR, CAROLYN ... Ski 2,3; French 2,3,4, Secy. 3; HR Rep. 3; NHS 3,4; Tri- Hi-Y 2; Special Projects Comm. BEGO, ROBERT . . . Hall 4; Cap and Gown Comm. 4 BEISEL, WILLIAM . . . Flowers Comm. 4 BELAIR, CRAIG . . . Basketball 2,3,4; Hall 4; Picnic Comm. 4 BELL, EDITH . . . Guard 4; Ski 4; Sr. HR Treas. 4; HR Rep. 4; Booster 2,4; Tri-Hi- Y 2,4; Class Week Comm. 4; Special Projects Comm. 4 BLOCHER, ROGER . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; F-Club 3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Sr. HR Treas. 4; NHS 3,4; Volplane 4; Prom Comm. 4 BODJANAC, PETAR . . . Soccer 2,3,4; Chess 2 BOND, JESS . . . Soph. Choir 2; Swimming 2; Photo 3,4; Banquet Comm. 4 BOND, KIMERLY . . . GAA 2,3,4, Treas. 3,4; Guard 3,4; Spanish 2,3,4, Treas. 3, V.P. 4; FTA 4; NHS 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Focus 3,4, Co-Editor 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Zebra 3; Banquet Comm. 4 BOOTH, SUSAN . . . Cheerleader 3,4; GAA 2; Spanish 2; Red Cross 2; Booster 2,4; May Court 3; Special Projects Comm. 4, Co-Chair. 4 BORODKIN, JUDITH . . . French 2,3,4, Secy. 4; FTA 3,4, Treas. 4; NHS 3,4; Focus 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Volplane 4, Co- Editor 4,lnter-Club Council 4; Class Week Comm. 4 BOWERS, M. JAMES . . . Wrestling 2; Stage Crew 2; Hall 4 BOWMAN, BECKY . . . Catalina 4; Office 4; Booster 2; NHS 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Ban- quet Comm. 4 BOYER, BECKY . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Ski 2; HR Rep. 2; Booster 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,4; Special Projects Comm. 4 BRANDEN, DONNA ... A Capella Choir 4; Glee Club 3; Athletic Secy. 3,4; Art 4; Prom Comm. 4 204 CARILLON, JAMES . . . Soccer 4, Co-Capt. 4; Track 2,4; HR Rep. 2; Cafeteria 4, Cap and Gown Comm. 4 CHANAN, INGRID . . . Spanish 2, Office 4; Red Cross 3,4; FTA 3,4, Pres. 4; Voices 3; Commencemenl Comm. 4 CHAPMAN, JIMMY ... A Capella Choir 3, 4; Madrigals 2,3,4; Musical Prod. 3,4; Soph. Choir 2; Football 2; Tennis 2,3,4, Sr. HR Treas. 4; HR Rep. 3,4; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 CHAVEZ, DANEI Spanish 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2 CHIMA, NANCY . . . Glee Club 3; Musical Prod. 3; GAA 3,4; Picnic Comm. 4 CHRISP, PATRICIA ... A Capella Choir 3.4; Glee Club 2; French 3,4; Sr. HR Treos. 4; FTA 3; Picnic Comm. 4 CHURCH, GARY . . . F-Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Night of Knights Court 2,3; Com- mencement Comm. 4 CLAR, ARVIN . . ate Comm. 4 CLARK, ROBERT Aud.-Vis. 3; Baccalaure- Footbalf 2 BRAY, EDWARD Gown Comm. Track 2,3,4; Cap and BRERETON, DENNIS . . . F-Club 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Focus 4; Special Projects Comm. 4. BRICKER, SHELLEY ment Comm. 4 Art 2; Commence- BRODBECK, HOWARD . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Musical Prod. 2,3,4; Green and Gold Review 2,3,4; Sr. HR Treas. 4; HR Rep. 2,3,4; NFL 2; NHS 3,4, Treas. 4; Volplane 4; Special Projects Comm. 4 BROWN, LINDA ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Musical Prod. 2; Soph. Choir 2; Athletic Secy. 3,4; Red Cross 3; Prom Comm. 4 BROWN, PAUL 4, Capt. 4; Hal . . F-Club 3,4; Football 2,3, 2; Class Gift Comm. 4 BROWNFIELD, ELIZABETH . . . Athletic Secy. 2,3; GAA 2; Guard 3,4, Pres. 4; Class Officer4, Secy. 4; HR Rep. 3,4, V.P. 3,4; Student Council 2,3; Hall 4; Red Cross 3; Booster 2,3 BRYSON, CYNTHIA . . . Athletic Secy. 2,3; Catalina 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Guard 2,3,4; Ski 3,4; Library 3; Red Cross 4; Art 2,3, 4; Booster 2,3,4; Banquet Comm. 4 BUCHHOLZER, JULIE 3,4; Soph. Choi Comm. 4 . . A Capella Choir 2; Announcements BUEHRLE, ROBERT . . . Cross Country 3; Cafeteria 3,4; Red Cross 3 BUIAN, NICHOLAS . . . Concert Band 2,3, 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4, Co-Capt. 4; Track 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 4, Co-Chair. 4 BURICH, ROSALIE Hall 4 BURKINS, KENNETH . . . Concert Band 2,3, 4, V.P. 4; Dance Band 3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Musical Prod. 2,3; Orchestra 2,3; Basketball 2; Cross Country 2; Green and Gold Review 2,3,4; HR Rep. 2; Class Week Comm. 4 CAHOON, KAREN . . . GAA 4, Spanish 4, Booster 2: Cap and Gown Comm. 4 CALDERON, JACOB . . . Soccer 2; Chemistry 3,4; Volplane 4; Class Gift Comm. 4, Chair. 4 CALVIN, DAVID Comm. 4 . Soccer 3,4; Banquet CAPPELLI, MARSHA . . . Concert Band 2,3, 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; Musical Prod. 2,3; Orchestra 2; Green and Gold Review 2,3,4; HR Rep. 4; Booster 2,3,4; NHS 3,4, V.P. 4; Class Week Comm. 4 CARDINA, WILLIAM . . . Banquet Comm. 4 COBERLY, JEAN ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Glee Club 2; Musical Prod. 4; French 2, 3; Red Cross 2,3; Booster 2,3; NHS 4; Teacher Recognition Comm. 4, Chair. 4 COCHRAN, ELLEN . . . Athletic Secy. 2,3.4, Catalina 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4, Co- Capt. 2; Guard 2; HR Rep. 3,4; Booster 2; May Court 3; Prom Comm. 4 COHEN, MITCHELL . . . Marching Band 2; German 2; Art 2,3,4; Cap and Gown Comm. 4, Chair. 4 COHEN, ROBERT . . . Spanish 2; Drama Comm. 4 COMUNALE, BRIAN . . nouncements Comm. Track 3; French 2; 4, Sr. Class Play Swimming 2,3; An- 4 ■HHMi 205 COOK, CHARLES . . Banquet Comm. 4 COOK, ROBERT Track 2; Photo 2; Ski 2,4 CORVINGTON, ROSE MARIE . . . Soph. Choir 2; Booster 2; Homecoming Court 2 COSTELLO, SUSAN ... A Capella Choir 3; Musical Prod. 2; Soph. Choir 2; Ski 3; Office 3,4; Class Week Comm. 4 COULTER, WILLIAM . . . Chemistry 3,4; Photo 3,4, V.P. 4; Focus 3,4; Flowers Comm. 4 CRISS, SHERI . . . Concert Band 2,3; March- ing Band 2,3; Musical Prod. 2; HR Rep. 3; Art 2,3,4; Flowers Comm. 4 DAGILIS, STEVEN ... A Capella Choir 3,4, Pres. 4; Madrigals 3,4, Treas. 3; Musical Prod. 3,4; Soph. Choir 2; Track 3 DANNIS, FERN . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Guard 4; Office 3,4; Red Cross 3; Booster 3,4, V.P. 4; NHS 4, Secy. 4; Banquet Comm. 4, Co- Chair. 4 DAVIES, TIMOTHY Gift Comm. 4 DAWLEY, MAUREEN . . . GAA 4; Art 4 DERSON, ELIZABETH ... A Capella Choir 3; Soph. Choir 2; Red Cross 4; Booster 2; Picnic Comm. 4 DOERING, JANE . . . Catalina 3,4; GAA 3; Guard 3,4, Secy. 4; HR Rep. 4; Red Cross 4; Booster 2,3,4; Banquet Comm. 4 DOLWICK, TIMOTHY . . . F-Club 4; Football 2,3,4; Cafeteria 3 DOMANSKI, MARGARET . . . Athletic Secy. 2,3,4; HR Rep. 3; Red Cross 4; Booster 3; Class Week Comm. 4 Wrestling 2; Class DOYLE, JEAN . . . Glee Club 2; French 3,4, Pres. 4; Office 4; FNA 3 i 4; Inter-Club Council 4, Co-Chair. 4; Commencement Comm. 4 DUFF, MARCIA . . . Concert Band 3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Marching Band 3,4; Musical Prod. 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Drama Prod. 2; Green and Gold Review 2,3; NFL 4; NHS 4; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 EARLE, NANCY . . . Glee Club 3; Cafeteria 2,3; Library 4; Picnic Comm. 4 ENGLEHART, JEANNE . . . Announcements Comm. 4 ERICKSON, DEBORAH ... Art 4; Booster 2,3; FTA 4 EVANS, DONNA ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Concert Band 4; Marching Band 4; Musical Prod. 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Soph. Choir 2; GAA 2; French 2; HR Rep. 2; Red Cross 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 FELLDIN, BRENDA . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Musical Prod. 4; Orchestra 3; Ski 2; Booster 4; FTA 3,4; Chaperone Comm. 4 FERGUSON, PAMELA . . . Musical Prod. 2,3, 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; GAA 3,4; Green and Gold Review 3; NFL 2,3; NHS 4 FINN, ARTHUR . . . Track 2,3,4; Hall 2 FIORAMONTI, DANIEL . . . Aud.-Vis. 2,3,4 FIRST, SUE . . . Tri-Hi-Y 3; Cap and Gown Comm. 4 FISCHER, JANIS . . . FNA 4; Banquet Comm. 4 FITCH, TIMOTHY . . . Football 2; Sr. HR Treas. 4; HR Rep. 2; Special Projects Comm. 4 FLEMING, BRENT . . . Swimming 2,3; HR Rep. 2; Picnic Comm. 4 FORTNOFF, MARK . . . Soccer 2,3,4; Cafe- teria 4; Class Gift Comm. 4 FOSS, ROBERTA . . . Baccalaureate Comm. 4 FREEMAN, JEFFREY . . . Concert Band 3,4, Treas. 4; Dance Band 3,4; Marching Band 3,4, Treas. 4; Swimming 4; NHS 4; Commencement Comm. 4 FRETWELL, MELISSA ... Ski 2; Art 4; Boost- er 2; Flowers Comm. 4 FREW, J. GREGORY ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Soph. Choir 2; French 2; Banquet Comm. 4 FULMER, BARBARA . . .A Capella Choir 3; Musical Prod. 2; Soph. Choir 2; Sr. HR Treas. 4; HR Rep. 2,3,4; Office 4; Booster 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Zebra 3; Teacher Recognition Comm. 4 FULMER, TIMOTHY . . . Football 2; Soccer 3; Photo 2,3,4; Class Week Comm. 4 GANDY, JANICE . . . Glee Club 2; Guard 4; Flowers Comm. 4 GIBSON, HELEN ... A Capella Choir 3; Athletic Secy. 3; GAA 2; Booster 2,3 GIBSON, WILLIAM . . . Picnic Comm. 4 GLAUBERMAN, JAY ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Soph. Choir 2; Football 2; Soccer 2,3; Boys ' Ensemble 2,3,4; Announce- ments Comm. 4 GODARD, CHRISTOPHER ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Musical Prod. 4; Soph. Choir 2; Boys ' Ensemble 2,3,4; Class Gift Comm. 4 GOLDSTEIN, DEBBE . . . French 2; Office 4; Red Cross 4; FTA 3; Prom Comm. 4, Co- Chair. 4 206 GOODWIN, CYNTHIA . . . Glee Club 2; GAA 3; Spanish 2,3; Focus 3,4, Co-Editor 4; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 GORBACH, JERRY . . . Announcements Comm. 4 GORDON, SCOTT ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Soph. Choir 2; Sr. HR Treas. 4; NHS 3,4 GORDON, STEVEN Comm. 4 Special Projects GRAHAM, DEBORAH . . . French 3,4; Boost- er 4; Picnic Comm. 4 GRAHAM, DIANNE Prom Comm. 4 Hall 4; Booster 2; GRAVES, KEITH ... Ski 2,3; Wrestling 3 GREENWALD, JAMES . . . Football 2; Hall 4; Chaperone Comm. 4, Co-Chair. 4 GUTTMAN, SHARI ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Soph. Choir 2; Announcements Comm. 4 GUYTON, PAMELA Comm. 4 HALE, RICHARD . . . Special Projects Chaperone Comm. 4 HALEY, R. SCOTT ... Ski 3, Stage Crew 3,4; HR Rep. 3,4; Student Council 3; Class Week Comm. 4 HALL, ANN . . . Marching Band 2; GAA 2,3,4; Office 3,4; Booster 2; Flowers Comm. 4 HALL, KEVIN . . . Soccer 2; Wrestling 2,4; Class Gift Comm. 4 HAMLIN, MICHAEL . . . Announcements Comm. 4 HARGROVE, ERIC . . . Basketball 3; HR Rep. 3; Cafeteria 3; Red Cross 2; Baccalaure- ate Comm. 4 HIRSCH, GARY . . Week Comm. 4 Sr. HR Treas. 4; Class HARTENSTEIN II, ROBERT Swimming 2 HARTNEY, DENNIS Comm. 4 HASSAN, DIANE . . Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 HASTINGS, JEFFREY 4 . . Baccalaureate HR Rep. 2; Booster 4; . . Soccer 4; Red Cross HEALEY, GALE . . . GAA 2,3,4, Secy. 3; Guard 4; Spanish 2,3,4, V.P. 3, Secy. 4; HR Rep. 3,4; Office 4; Red Cross 3; Tri- Hi-Y 3; Special Projects Comm. 4 HEFFNER, THOMAS Comm. 4 Sr. Class Play HEINICK, CHARLENE ... Ski 2; French 3; Office 2,3, Booster 2,3; FTA 4; Voices 3; Volplane 4; Baccalaureate Comm. 4 HEISER, HOLLY . . . calaureate Comm. HELLYER, JOHN . . 4 HERDINA, JOHN . . HEROLD, KEITH Sr. HR Treas. 4; Bac- 4 . Baccalaureate Comm. . A Capella Choir 3,4 Photo 3,4 HOLUB, FRANK . . . Baccalaureate Comm. 4 HRUBIK, CYNTHIA ... A Capella Choir 4; Glee Club 2; Ski 2; Red Cross 2,3,4; Booster 2,4, FNA 3; NHS 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3;Prom Comm. 4; Baccalaureate Comm. 4 HULBERT, DEVON ... Art 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2; Focus 3; Picnic Comm. 4 HUNTER, BONITA . . . Catalina 3,4; Guard 4; Ski 4; Art 2,3,4, Pres. 4; NHS 3,4; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 JACOBSON, KENNETH . . . Chemistry 2,3, 4, Pres. 4; Chess 3,4; NFL 3; NHS 3,4; Russian Club 3, Pres. 3; Baccalaureate Comm. 4, Co-Chair. 4 JENKINS, THOMAS . . . Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Cross Country 2; F-Club 3,4; Cafeteria 4; Picnic Comm. 4 JOHNSON, HERBERT . . . Concert Band 2; Marching Band 2; Basketball 2,3; Class Officer 4, Treas. 4; Student Council 2,3; Hall 4; Night of Knights Court 3; Zebra 3 JOHNSON, JOHN Comm. 4 Hall 4; Flowers HERTZOG, CYNTHIA . . . Musical Prod. 2; Soph. Choir 2; HR Rep. 3; Hall 4; Art 2,3; Banquet Comm. 4 HIBBS, PENNY. . . Athletic Secy. 3; Catalina 2,3,4, Chair. 4; Guard 2,3,4; Hall 4; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 HILLS, NANCY . . . Glee Club 3; Soph. Choir 2; GAA 2; Stage Crew 2; Red Cross 4; Banquet Comm. 4 HINTZ, DEBORAH 4 Art 4; Picnic Comm. JOHNSON, NEIL . . . Catalina 3,4; F-Club 3,4; Guard 2,3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Hi- Y 3,4; Water Polo 2,3,4; Cap and Gown Comm. 4 JOHNSTONE, ANN ... Ski 2,3, HR Rep. 3, 4; Art 3,4; Booster 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4, Co-Chair. 4 JONES, GORDON . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Musical Prod. 2, Green and Gold Review 3,4; HR Rep. 3, Red Cross 2; Chemistry 4; FTA 4; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4, Co-Chair. 4 HAMPTON, STEPHEN Gift Comm. 4 Photo 4; Class 207 JONES, KAREN . . . GAA 2,4; Ski 2,3; 3ooster 2; Publicity Comm. 4 KAENAN, KATHLEEN . . . Office 3, Bacca- laureate Comm. 4 KARAM, FRED . . . Basketball 2,3; Hall 4; Picnic Comm. 4 KATTAN, DIANE ... A Capella Choir 4; Office 4; Voices 3; Zebra 3; Flowers Comm. 4, Co-Chair. 4 KESTI, SUSAN . . . Catalina 3,4; Guard 3,4; French 4; Red Cross 4; Art 2,4, Secy. 4; NHS 3,4; Baccalaureate Comm. 4 KIBBLE, NAT Comm. 4 . Hall 3; Announcements KAUVAR, CANDACE 2,3; NHS 3,4; Flowers Chair. 4 Library 3; Booster Comm. 4, Co- KAY, JUDITH . . . GAA 3,4; Spanish 4; Drama 3,4; Book Store 4; Art 2,3,4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Booster 2,3,4; Current Events 2; Photo 4; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 KAYLOR, JEANNE ... A Capella Choir 3, 4, V.P. 4; Concert Band 4; Marching Band 4; Musical Prod. 4; Soph. Choir 2; Guard 4; French 3; Sr. HR Treas. 4; HR Rep. 2,3; Cafeteria 3; NFL 2,3,4, Secy. 3; NHS 4, V.P. 4 ; Banquet Comm. 4, Co- Chair. 4 KEENAN, DAVID . . . Soccer 2; Hall 2,3; Cap and Gown Comm. 4 KELLER, DIANA . . . Guard 4; Ski 3; HR Rep. 3; Hall 4; Office 4; Booster 2,3,4; FTA 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Class Week Comm. 4 KELLER, NANCY . . . Guard 3,4; Ski 2; Spanish 3,4; Class Officer 4, V.P. 4; HR Rep. 3,4; Student Council 3; Office 3; Booster 2,3; NHS 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Treas. 3; Homecoming Court 4; May Court 3 KELLY, LESLIE . . . GAA 2,3,4, Secy. 3; Guard 3,4, Treas. 4; Spanish 2,3,4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; NHS 4; Focus 3,4, Co- Editor 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Inter-Club Council 4; Chaperone Comm. 4, Chair. 4 KIEFER, EDWARD . . . Soccer 4, Co-Capt. 4; Track 4; Hall 3 KISTLER, PENNY . . . FNA 4, V.P. 4; FTA 3; NHS 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Prom Comm. 4 KLEIN, PHYLLIS . . . Musical Prod. 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Chess 4; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 KLEIN, WILLIAM . . . Concert Band 2,3; Marching Band 2,3; Football 2,3; Track 2,3; Wrestling 2,3; Chess 2 KLINE, THOMAS . . . Concert Band 2; March- ing Band 2; Football 3; Track 2,3,4; An- nouncements Comm. 4 KNIGHT, PAMELA . . . Catalina 3,4; GAA 4; Spanish 4; Book Store 3; FTA 4; NHS 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Focus 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Chaperone Comm. 4, Co-Chair. 4 KNOWLES, THOMAS . . . Orchestra 2,3,4; Tennis 4; Chess 3,4; Prom Comm. 4 KOREN, LESLIE . . . Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 KRAUS, THOMAS . . . Football 2; Tennis 4; Prom Comm. 4 KUHAR, PATRICIA . . . Library 4 KUNKLE, MARY . . . Book Store 4; Current Events 2,3; NHS 3,4 KURLICH, JENNIFER ... A Capella Choir 4; Glee Club 2,3; Red Cross 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Flowers Comm. 4 KUSNYER, ANDREW . . . Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 3,4; Cross Country 2,3; F-Club 3,4; Hall 4; Night of Knights Court 3 LACONTI, PENNY . . . Spanish 2; Drama Prod. 2; Booster 2; FTA 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Class Gift Comm. 4 LACROIX, MARILYN . . . Concert Band 2,3, 4; Marching Band 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Major- ette 4; Musical Prod. 3; Athletic Secy. 4; Green and Gold Review 2,3,4; HR Rep. 3,4; Student Council 2; Booster 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; May Court 2; Picnic Comm. 4 LAKATOS, DEBRA Chaperone Comm. 4 LAMBOUSAKIS, GEORGE . . . Soph. Choir 2; HR Rep. 2,3; Coalition 4; Hall 4; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4, Co-Chair. 4 LAMMERTSE, THOMAS . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Musical Prod. 2; Green and Gold Review 3,4; Baccalaureate Comm. 4 LANDIS, JOANNE ... Cap and Gown Comm. 4 LARSON, KENNETH . . . Basketball 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4; F-Club 3,4; Sr. HR Treas. 4; Hall 3; Red Cross 3; Night of Knights Court 3; Class Week Comm. 4 LAUDY, MELINDA . . . Special Projects Comm. 4 LAVOIE, LEE Banquet Comm. 4 LAZURIC, PETER . . . Concert Band 2; Foot- ball 2 LEAR, LISA . . . Chaperone Comm. 4 LEASE, MARGY . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Musical Prod. 4; GAA 2; Art 2; Booster 4; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 LEIDAL, JAMES . . . Class Gift Comm. 4 LEONARD, GINGER . . . Glee Club 2; Latin 2; Hall 2,3; Office 4; Class Gift Comm. 4, Chair. 4 LESNICK, JEROME . . . Baseball 2, Mgr. 2; Basketball 2,3,4, Mgr. 2,3,4; F-Club 2,3, 4; Football 2,3,4, Mgr. 2,3,4; Hall 3; Student Center 2,3,4, Director 2,3,4; Commencement Comm. 4, Co-Chair. 4 208 MAGOUN, THOMAS . . . Stage Crew 2,3; Art 2; Class Gift Comm. 4 MALYJ, JAMES Banquet Comm. 4 MANNING, MICHAEL ... A Capella Choir 3; Soph. Choir 2; Cross Country 2; F-Club 3,4; Soccer 3,4; Swimming 2,3; Track 2; Wrestling 2; Flowers Comm. 4 MARKS, JANET ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Soph. Choir 2; French 2,3,4; Green and Gold Review 3,4; FTA 3,4; Announce- ments Comm. 4, Co-Chair. 4 MARTIN, KIMBERLY Comm. 4 MARTIN, STEVEN . Comm. 4 Art 2; Chaperone Cap and Gown MASEUI, PATRICIA . . . Musical Prod. 3,4, Hall 4; FTA 3; Prom Comm. 4 MATTHEWS, DEBORAH Comm. 4 MATTIOLI, KIMBERLY . . ers Comm. 4 . . Cap and Gown Cafeteria 3; Flow- MATVEY, FREDERICK . . . Baseball 2,3,4; HR Rep. 2; Cafeteria 3; Cap and Gown Comm. 4 MAZUR, REBECCA ... A Capella Choir 3; Soph. Choir 2; Latin 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Of- fice 4; Voices 3,4; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 McABEE, DEBORAH 4 Hall 3; Prom Comm. McBRIDE, COLLEEN . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Booster 2; FNA 3,4; Prom Comm. 4 McCAULEY, LYN . Prom Comm. 4 GAA 2 ; Cafeteria 3; McCLELLAND, MARdA . . . Musical Prod. 2; Soph. Choir 2; Ski 4; Red Cross 4 LEUBITZ, RITA ... Red Cross 3; FTA 3,4; Focus 3, Co-Editor 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Volplane 4, Co-Editor 4; Inter-Club Coun- cil 4; Prom Comm. 4 LEVENTHAL, MAR VIN . . . Photo 3,4, Treas. 4; Chaperone Comm. 4, Co-Chair. 4 LEVINE, JANIS . . . Library 4; Red Cross 2,3,4; FNA 2,3; Voices 3; Commence- ment Comm. 4 LEWIS, RANDY 4 Ski 2; Chaperone Comm. IOCKSHIN, SUSAN . . . French 2; Sr. HR Treas. 4; HR Rep. 2,3; Booster 2,4; FTA 3,4; NHS 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Class Week Comm. 4 LOFGREN, MICHAEL . . . Chemistry 4; Spe- cial Projects Comm. 4 LOMBARDO, MARY jects Comm. 4 LOTHES, GEORGE . . Art 4; Special Pro- Class Gift Comm. 4 LOVETT, STEVEN . . . Russian 3; HR Rep. 2,3; NHS 4; Class Week Comm. 4 LUCAS, ANDREA ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Musical Prod. 3,4; Soph. Choir 2; French 2; Russian 3; NHS 3,4; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 MACCALLA, MARY ALICE ... A Capella 2,3; Ski 2,3,4; Hall 4; Booster 2,3,4; Tri- Hi-Y 2,3; Special Projects Comm. 4 209 MORGAN, PAMELA . . . Booster 2,3,4; Spe- cial Projects Comm. 4 MORRA, KAREN . . . GAA 2; French 2,4; Library 2; Red Cross 4; Art 2,3,4; Booster 2,3, Secy. 3; Current Events 2; Voices 4; Flowers Comm. 4 MORRIS, KIMBERLY . . . Catalina 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Guard 2,3,4; Ski 4, Secy. 4; Booster 2,3,4; Special Projects Comm. 4 MORRIS, ROBERT . . . F-Club 4; Football 3,4; Sr. HR Treas. 4; HR Rep. 2,3; Coali- tion 3; NHS 4; Volplane 4; Class Week Comm. 4 MULVEY, CAROL . . . HR Rep. 4; Art 3,4; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 NELSON, SCOTT . . . F-Club 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 4; Hall 2; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 NEWMAN, BRUCE ... A Capella Choir 4; Soph. Choir 2; Ski 3; French 2; Green and Gold Review 2; HR Rep. 3; Red Cross 2,3,4, Pres. 4; NFL 2,3; NHS 3,4; Focus 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Picnic Comm. 4 NEWMAN, CHARLES . . . Announcements Comm. 4 McCOY, DANIEL ... Ski 2; Swimming 2; Photo 4; Announcements Comm. 4 McDONALD, DIANE . . . French 4; Spanish 2; Office 4; Red Cross 4; Art 4; Booster 2; FTA 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 McGOWAN, CATHY . . . Drama 3,4; Book Store 4; Office 3; FTA 3; NHS 3,4; Tri- Hi-Y 4; Voices 3,4; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 MclNTIRE, PATRICIA Comm. 4 Announcements MclNTOSH, JANET . . . Spanish 2; Art 2; Booster 2; Flowers Comm. 4 McMURDO, PATRICIA ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Glee Club 2; Musical Prod. 2; Cata- lina 3; Guard 3,4; Spanish 2,3; Office 4; Booster 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Special Pro- jects Comm. 4, Chair. 4 MEDVEDEFF, JAMES . . . Swimming 2; Co- alition 3,4, Pres. 4; Chemistry 4; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 MERROW, JEFFREY . . . F-Club 2,3,4; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Hall 3; Night of Knights Court 3; Baccalaureate Comm. 4 METZ, KATHLEEN . Rep. 2; Office 4; Prom Comm. 4 MICHAEL, LAURIE . Comm. 4 MIHALEY, MARTHA Gown Comm. 4 MILLER, GREGORY . GAA 2; Ski 3; HR Red Cross 3; FTA 4; . Booster 2,4; Prom . . Art 4; Cap and Class Gift Comm. 4 MILLER, KIMBERLEY ... A Capella Choir 3; Soph. Choir 2; Ski 2; French 2,3,4, V.P. 4; Volplane 4; Picnic Comm. 4 MILLER, SANDRA . . . Concert Band 2,3,4, Secy. 4; Dance Band 3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4, Secy. 4; Catalina 2,3,4, Secy.- Treas. 4; Guard 2,3,4; Ski 4; French 2; 2; Green and Gold Review 3; Red Cross 3; Booster 2,3,4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; NHS 3,4; Prom Comm. 4, Chair. 4 MILLER, VIRGINIA . . . Cheerleader 3,4, Capt. 3, Co-Capt. 4; GAA 2; Sr. HR Treas. 4; Booster 2,3,4; NHS 4; Special Projects Comm. 4, Co-Chair. 4 MINSTER, ROCHELLE . . . Office 4; Booster 2; FTA 3,4; Banquet Comm. 4 MITCHELL, ROBERT . . . Concert Band 2,3, 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Musical Prod. 4; Orchestra 4; NFL 2,3,4; Baccalaureate Comm. 4, Chair. 4 MONEYPENNY, JAMES . . . Picnic Comm. 4 NICHOLAIDES, STASIE . . . Concert Band 2; Dance Band 2; Marching Band 2; Orches- tra 2; Cross Country 2; F-Club 4; Swim- ming 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4; Tennis 3; Track 2,3,4; German 2; HR Rep. 4; Hall 3; Chemistry 3; Hi-Y 4; Baccalaureate Comm. 4 NISCHT, MARGOT . . . German 2; NHS 3,4; Chaperone Comm. 4 NORMAN, CYNTHIA ... A Capella Choir 3; Glee Club 2; Art 4; FTA 4; Prom Comm. 4 210 PORTER, PAULA ... A Copella Choir 3,4; Musical Prod. 2,3,4; Soph. Choir 2; Ski 2; Green and Gold Review 3; HR Rep. 2, 4, Booster 2,4; NHS 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Banquet Comm. 4, Chair. 4 POSTAL, CRAIG Prom Comm. 4 POWELL, JUD . . . Concert Band 3,4; March- ing Band 3,4; Orchestra 2,3; Track 2,3; Photo 3; Chaperone Comm. 4 POWERS, PATRICK Comm. 4 Wrestling 2; Prom PRENTICE, SALLY ... A Capella Choir 4, Secy. 4; Madrigals 4, Secy. 4; Office 3,4; FTA 3; Cap and Gown Comm. 4 PREUSSE, THOMAS . . . Swimming 4; Ban- quet Comm. 4 PRINZ, JEFFREY . . . Football 3,4; Track 2; Wrestling 3; Hall 4; Announcements Comm. 4 RAND, LAURA . . . FNA 4, Treas. 4; FTA 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Prom Comm. 4 REIHELD, MARY . . . FNA 4; FTA 3,4; Tri- Hi-Y 3; Voices 3,4; Prom Comm. 4 REISHTEIN, WILLIAM . . . Sr. HR Treas. 4; Coalition 3; Red Cross 4; Photo 3,4; Special Projects Comm. 4 RENSHAW, DIRK Class Gift Comm. 4 NORRIS, GAIL . . . Catalina 2,3,4; Cheer- leader 2,3,4, Capt. 4 ; Guard 2,3,4; Ski 2,3; HR Rep. 3; NHS 3,4; Class Week Comm. 4 NORTON, EVE . . . Guard 4, French 2; Spanish 2; Drama 2,3; Drama Prod. 3; NHS 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Class Week Comm. 4 OPLINGER, DEBRA Class Gift Comm. 4 PETERSON, BARRY . . . Track 2,3,4, Sr. HR Treas. 4; HR Rep. 2,4; Chess 3,4; FTA 4; NFL 2,3; NHS 4; Commencement Comm. 4, Co-Chair. 4 PLESKATCH, STEVEN . . . Concert Band 2,3, 4 Marching Band 2,3,4; Spanish 4; Com- mencement Comm. 4 PLISKIN, DAVID . . . Class Officer 4, Pres. 4; Coalition 3,4 OSHEROW, GARY . . . Football 2, Tennis 3, French 4; HR Rep. 3,4; Student Council 2; Hall 3; Chemistry 4; Class Gift Comm. 4 OWEN, DAVID . . . Announcements Comm. 4 PAMER, CHERYL . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Spanish 3,4; FTA 3; NFL 2,3,4; Secy. 3,4; NHS 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treas. 4; Focus 3,4, Co-Editor 4; Voices 2,3,4, Tech. Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Flowers Comm. 4 PARHAM, DAVID ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Soph. Choir 2; Basketball 4; Class Gift Comm. 4 PARKER, ELIZABETH . . . Guard 4, HR Rep. 3; Booster 2; Special Projects Comm. 4 POPA, PAMELA Flowers Comm. 4 RENZI, CHRISTINE . . . Athletic Secy. 2; GAA 2,3,4; Guard 4; Cafeteria 2; Holl 4; Booster 2,3,4; FTA 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Bac- calaureate Comm. 4 RESNICK, CHARLES . . . Chemistry 2,3,4, V.P. 4; Chess 2,3,4, V.P. 3, Pres. 4, NHS 3,4; Baccalaureate Comm. 4 RICHARDS, RENAE . . . Athletic Secy. 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3; Guard 2; Booster 2,3; Homecoming Court 3; Announcements Comm. 4, Chair. 4 RICHARDSON, STEPHEN ... A Capella Choir 3; Soph. Choir 2; Baseball 2,3,4, F-Club 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4; Cap and Gown Comm. 4 RICK, CHRISTINE . . . Glee Club 2; Green and Gold Review 2; Chaperone Comm. 4 i nftss PARKS, CAROLE Class Gift Comm. 4 PATTERSON, DAVID . . . Cross Country 2,3, Track 2,3; Wrestling 2; Class Gift Comm. 4 PERDEW, WILLIAM Comm. 4 PERRY, CHRISTIAN Comm. 4 Commencement Announc ements 211 RITTER, WILLIAM . . . F-Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4, Mgr. 2,3,4; Class Gift Comm. 4 ROBERTSON, LAURA ... Red Cross 4; Art 3,4; Booster 2; Commencement Comm. 4 ROCKHOLD, DEBORAH Picnic Comm. 4 RODGERS, BRIGET . . . Comm. 4 . . . Cafeteria 4; French 2; Class Gift ROE, DEBORAH . . . Athletic Secy. 3; GAA 2,3,4; Guard 2,3,4; Red Cross 2,4; Art 4; Commencement Comm. 4 ROE, DENISE . . . GAA 2,3,4; Guard 2,3,4; Special Projects Comm. 4 RONEY, MICHAEL ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Soph. Choir 2; Tennis 4; Baccalaureate Comm. 4 ROSEN, GARY ... NFL 2,3,4, V.P. 4; NHS 4; Focus 3,4, Co-Editor 3,4; Voices 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Zebra 3; Commence- ment Comm. 4, Chair. 4 ROTH, NACHELLE ... A Capella Choir 4; Concert Band 2,3; Marching Band 2,3; Musical Prod. 4; French 4; FTA 4; NHS 3,4; Baccalaureate Comm. 4 ROZEWICZ, PAMELA . . . GAA 4; Spanish 4; NHS 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Prom Comm. 4 RUBENS, SHERRI ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Musical Prod. 4; Soph. Choir 2; Library 4; Office 4; Art 3; FTA 4; Cap and Gown Comm. 4 RUDICK, TERRI . . . HR Rep. 2,3; Hall 2; Red Cross 2,3,4; Art 2; FNA 4, Pres. 4; Focus 3,4; Inter-Club Council 4; Chaperone Comm. 4 SACKS, MARJORIE ... Ski 2; French 2,3; Booster 2; NHS 3,4; Focus 3, Co-Editor 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Volplane 4; Spe- cial Projects Comm. 4 SACKS, PENNY . . . Sr. HR Treas. 4; HR Rep. 2,3; Office 2,3,4; Booster 2; NHS 3,4; Banquet Comm. 4 SANDAGE, SUSAN . . . Flowers Comm. 4 SANDERS, LARRY ... A Capella Choir 4; Cap and Gown Comm. 4 SANDERS, STEPHEN ... A Capella Choir 4; Madrigals 2; Soph. Choir 2; Cross Coun- try 2,3,4, Capt. 4; F-Club 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Banquet Comm. 4 SARKIS, LISA . . . Marching Band 2,3; GAA 4; Book Store 3; Office 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Focus 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Picnic Comm. 4 SARTORIS, TIMOTHY . . . Baseball 2; Wrest- ling 2; Commencement Comm. 4 SCALIA, SUSAN ... A Capella Choir 3; Glee Club 2; FTA 4; Baccalaureate Comm. 4 SCARPITTI, ANITA ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Glee Club 2; Booster 4; Prom Comm. 4 SCHARRA, MICHAEL Comm. 4 Commencement SCHEFFER, GUS . . . Picnic Comm. 4 SCHIFMAN, CHARLES . . . Musical Prod. 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Cross Country 2; Drama 3,4; Drama Prod. 3,4; HR Rep. 2,3,4; Red Cross 2,3,4; Booster 2,3,4; Voices 4; Class Week Comm. 4 SCHOTT, ROBERT . . . F-Club 2,3,4; Football 2; Soccer 3; Tennis 2,3,4; Commence- ment Comm. 4 SCHREINER, DENNIS . . . Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2; F-Club 2,3,4; Class Gift Comm. 4 SCHUBERT, CHRISTOPHER . . . F-Club 2,3,4; Swimming 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4; Sr. HR Treas. 4; HR Rep. 3; NHS 4; Night of Knights Court 2,3; Commencement Comm. 4 212 SCHWARTZ, MICHAEL . . . Concert Band 2, 3; Marching Band 2,3; Spanish 3; Chess 2 SCOVELL, CYNTHIA . . . Athletic Secy. 2,3, 4; Guard 4; HR Rep. 2,3; Booster 2,3,4; Special Projects Comm. 4, Co-Chair. 4 SCOVILLE, DAVID . . . F-Club 3; Football 2; Track 3; Announcements Comm. 4 SHANE, GERALD . . . Football 2,3,4; Hall 2,3,4; Announcements Comm. 4 SHAVER, MEREDITH . . . French 4; Art 4; Voices 4; Commencement Coram. 4 SHECHT, STEVEN . . . Class Week Comm. 4 SHOLITAN, ALAN ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Ski 2,3,4; Drama Prod. 4; Photo 4; Special Projects Comm. 4 SHOOP, RONALD . . . F-Club 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Sr. HR Treas. 4; Night of Knights Court 3; Class Week Comm. 4, Chair. 4 SHOUP, DOUGLAS ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Soph. Choir 2; Cross Country 3,4; F-Club 4; Track 2,3,4; Cap and Gown Comm. 4 SILVERMAN, BERNARD . . . Cross Country 3,4; Track 3,4; Announcements Comm. 4 SINGER, ADELE ... A Capella Choir 3; Soph. Choir 2; French 4; Red Cross 2; FTA 4; Volplane 4; Banquet Comm. 4 SLAVIN, BONNIE . . . French 2,3; Art 4; Class Week Comm. 4 SLAVIN, SHERRI . . . French 2; Office 4; FTA 3,4; Focus 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Vol- plane 4; Cap and Gown Comm. 4, Co- Chair. 4 SMITH, STEPHEN . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 2; Musical Prod. 3,4; Or- chestra 2,3,4; HR Rep. 2; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 SOLOMAN, RICHARD ... Ski 2; Commence- ment Comm. 4 SPELMAN, STEPHEN . . . Soph. Choir 2; F- Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Sr. HR Treas. 4; HR Rep. 2; Student Coun- cil 3; Night of Knights Court 2,3; Class Week Comm. 4 STAN, SHELLEY . . . French 2,3, Booster 2, Focus 3, Baccalaureate Comm. 4 STARCHER, WENDY . . . Concert Band 3,4; Marching Band 3,4; Majorette 4; Musical Prod. 3; Orchestra 3; Drama Prod. 3, Green and Gold Review 3,4; NHS 4; Baccalaureate Comm. 4 STAYSHICH, JO ANNE . . . Drama 4, Drama Prod. 4, HR Rep. 3; Art 2,4; Booster 3; Baccalaureate Comm. 4 STIMSON, BRIAN ... A Capella Choir 4 ; Madrigals 4; Musical Prod. 4; Art 4 STOLITZKA, ALEXANDER Baccalaureate Comm. 4 STONE. JOHN Chess 3,4; Baccalaureate Comm. 4 SOMNITZ, KATHRYN . Library 2 Soph. Choir 2; STRACHAN, STEPHEN . . . Drama Prod. 4; HR Rep. 3,4, Pres. 4; Coalition 4; Red Cross 4; Art 4; Commencement Comm. 4 STRASSBURG, ROGER . . . Cross Country 3; Track 3; Baccalaureate Comm. 4 SUGAR, JEFFREY . . . Drama 3,4; Drama Prod. 3,4; Voices 3,4; Baccalaureate Comm. 4 SUMNER, PATRICIA . . . Guard 4 ; Office 3; Red Cross 3; Booster 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Class Week Comm. 4 SWEET, RONALD ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Musical Prod. 3,4; Drama 4, Pres. 4; Drama Prod. 3; Coalition 4; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 213 TEDESCHI, RONALD . . . Class Gift Comm. 4 THEMELY, GREGORY . . . Commencement Comm. 4 THOMAS, DAVID . . . F-Club 2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4; French 2; HR Rep. 4; Class Gift Comm. 4 THOMAS, JOHN . . . Announcements Comm. 4 THOMAS, SHELLEY . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Spanish 2,3,4, Secy. 3, Treas. 4; Sr. HR Treas. 4; HR Rep. 2; NHS 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Voices 3,4; Volplane 4; Commencement Comm. 4 THOMPSON, LINDA . . . Future Secy. 4; Cap and Gown Comm. 4 THOMPSON, STEPHEN . . . Swimming 2; HR Rep. 3; Hall 3; Red Cross 2; Com- mencement Comm. 4 TOLL, FAYE ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Musi- cal Prod. 2,3,4; Soph. Choir 2; Athletic Secy. 3; Spanish 2; Drama 2,3,4; Art 2, 3,4, Pres. 3; Booster 2,3; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 TOLLEY, JAMES . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Musical Prod. 2; Picnic Comm. 4 TOMPKINS, DENNIS . . . F-Club 2,3,4; Foot- ball 2; Soccer 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Wrest- ling 4; Sr. HR Treas. 4; Baccalaureate Comm. 4 TREPP, J. MICHAEL . . . Hall 4; Art 4, V.P. 4; Special Projects Comm. 4 TRIFONOFF, DIANE . . . Spanish 3; Hall 4; Red Cross 3,4; Future Secy. 4; Chaperone Comm. 4 TROYER, ROBERT Comm. 4 TURPIN, SIMEON . Hall 3; Class Gift Class Gift Comm. 4 TYRRELL, LINDA . . . GAA 2; Cafeteria 4; Chaperone Comm. 4 UNDERWOOD, SUSAN . . . HR Rep. 3; Of- fice 4; Booster 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; An- nouncements Comm. 4 VANAUKER, JOHN . . . Basketball 2,3,4, Capt. 4; Cross Country 2,3; F-Club 3,4; Hall 3,4; Banquet Comm. 4 VANBUREN, DAVID . . . Football 2; Soccer 4; Chemistry 4; NFL 2,3,4, V.P. 4; NHS 4, Pres. 4; Class Week Comm. 4, Chair. 4 VANCE, TIMOTHY . . . Hall 3,4; Photo 2,3, 4; Chaperone Comm. 4 VANDALL, DEBORAH . . . GAA 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Cafeteria 4; Booster 4; Class Week Comm. 4 VANSLYKE, DOUGLAS . Comm. 4 Class Week TORMA, DANIEL 4 Cap and Gown Comm. VEGH, KATHLEEN . . . GAA 3; Red Cross 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Prom Comm. 4 VELIKOFF, CAROL . . . Office 4; FTA 3,4, V.P. 4; Baccalaureate Comm. 4 VOSS, DAVID . . . Baseball 2,3,4; F-Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Picnic Comm. 4 VUCOVICH, LARAINE . . . Catalina 4; Guard 3,4; Cap and Gown Comm. 4 WAISBROT, KATHY . . . French 2,3, Treas. 3; Office 2,3; FTA 3,4, Secy. 4; Focus 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Volplane 4; Class Week Comm. 4 WALKER, JENNY ... Cap and Gown Comm. 4 WARD, DEBRA . . . Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 WARNER, STEPHEN . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 4; Wrestling 3; NFL 2,3,4, Treas. 3,4; Voices 4; Cap and Gown Comm. 4, Co-Chair. 4 WATTS, MARGARET ... A Capella Choir 3,4, Treas. 4; FTA 3; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4 WAXMAN, SHERYL ... FTA 3,4; Volplane 4; Class Week Comm. 4 WEBB, MARY . . . Glee Club 2; Musical Prod. 2; Catalina 2,3,4; Guard 4; Office 4; Prom Comm. 4 WEBBER, BRUCE . . . Wrestling 3,4; Class Week Comm. 4 WEINBERG, DEBORAH . . . Baccalaureate Comm. 4 WEINGARTNER, LUCILE . . . Latin 2,3; Art 4; FTA 3; NHS 3,4 WEISSFELD, MARK . . . Drama 4; Special Projects Comm. 4 WEIZENBERG, CHERYL ... A Capella Choir 4; Glee Club 2; Drama 3,4; Art 4; Voices 3,4; Cap and Gown Comm. 4 WELCH, MARGARET . . . Chaperone Comm. 4 WELLER, SUSAN . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; Mu- sical Prod. 3; Ski 4; Green and Gold Review 3; HR Rep. 3; Booster 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Homecoming Court 3,4; Picnic Comm. 4 WENUM, JOHN . . . Basketball 2,3; Ski 2, 3; Tennis 2,3; Chess 2 WEYGANDT, PAUL . . . Concert Band 2,3; Marching Band 2,3; Soccer 2,3,4, Capt. 4; HR Rep. 3; NHS 4; Picnic Comm. 4 WHITE, HAROLD . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Green and Gold Review 2,3; Prom Comm. 4 WILBURN, THOMAS ... A Capella Choir 4; Soph. Choir 2; Chaperone Comm. 4 WILLEY, STEVEN . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; French 3,4; Sr. HR Treas. 4; NFL 2,3,4, V.P. 3, Pres. 4; NHS 3,4; Focus 3,4, Co-Editor 4; Voices 3,4, Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Inter-Club Council 4; Commencement Comm. 4 WILLIAMS, PATRICIA . . . GAA 2,3,4, V.P. 4; Picnic Comm. 4 WILSON, JAY . . . Concert Band 2,3; March- ing Band 2,3; Picnic Comm. 4 WISBERGER, MARK . . . Baseball 2,3,4; F- Club 4; Picnic Comm. 4 WOLFE, LAWRENCE Comm. 4 Golf 2; Picnic WOODHALL, DONNA ... A Capella Choir 4; Glee Club 2; Musical Prod. 2,3,4; Soph. Choir 3; Book Store 4; Library 4; Office 4; NHS 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Secy. 3, Pres. 4; Voices 3,4; Sr. Class Play Comm. 4, Chair. 4 214 WORRELL, JANICE ... A Capella Choir 3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Musical Prod. 3; Soph. Choir 2; Ski 3; Spanish 3,4; HR Rep. 2,3, 4, Secy. 4; Office 4; Booster 4; Chem- istry 4; NHS 3,4; Baccalaureate Comm. 4 YOV1CH, DYAN . . . Booster 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Focus 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4, Volplane 4; Flowers Comm. 4 ZAHAROPOULOS, PATRICIA ... Art 2,3,4, Booster 2,3; Chaperone Comm. 4 ZATESLO, KAREN . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Majorette 3,4, Feature Twirler 3, Head Majorette 4; Mu- sical Prod. 2,3; Ski 4; Green and Gold Review 2,3; Sr. HR Treas. 4; HR Rep. 3, Secy. 3; Student Council 2,3; Booster 2, 3,4; NHS 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Homecoming Court 2,4, Queen 4; 59er ' s 3; Picnic Comm. 4, Chair. 4 ZEKAN, DONALD Comm. 4 Ski 2,3; Chaperone ZINK, SHARON ... A Capella Choir 4, Glee Club 2,3; Red Cross 2,3,4; Booster 4; FNA 4; Baccalaureate Comm. 4 ZIPPER, ELLEN Comm. 4 Art 2,3,4; Chaperone 215 BEST LOOKING Karen Zateslo Chris Schubert Compliments SAND RUN PHARMACY 40 Sand Run Road Akron, Ohio 44313 864-2138 LOU HY ' S RESTAURANT DELICATESSEN 1949 W. Market St. Akron 836-9159 OPEN: 7 Days a Week, 8 A.M. - 1 A.M. Saturday ' til 2 A.M. Catering for All Occasions SEE US FIRST! 216 COMPLIMENTS OF CARPENTER ' S STUDIO, INC Vince Crawford, CPP Manager Doris Crawford, CPP Assistant Portraits Creative Photographers Weddings - Children — Groups and Commercial Photqaiahkic E-icce.lls.nze. in jbiuck and Ml liite, DiU 01 eVatuiaL Color On tlie J- tudio or t_Vz location HOURS: 10 to 6 Tuesdays: 10 to 8 Closed All Day Wed. and Sunday CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS PARKING IN REAR WEDDINGS (Candid 4 Formal) PRE-BRIDAL GRADUATION CHILDREN All Ages MEN i WOMEN FAMILY GROUPS COMMUNION CONFIRMATION BAR MITZVAH PUBLICITY GROUP WORK COMMERCIAL PASSPORTS RESTORATION LEGAL OUR NEW LOCATION 789 West Market St. • Akron, Ohio 44303 762-9276 217 Congratulations Class of ' 71 BOND ' S SUMMIT MALL Bendi Don H. Warner, Jr. Manager More Men Wear Bond Clothes than Any Other Clothes in America MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sandy Miller Jerry Lesnick 114 SUMMIT MALL • 867-1161 AKRON, OHIO Felicitations a La Classe de 1971 Bonne Chance KEN GILLESPIE REALTY Real Estate Builders Insurance 488 Graham Road Cuyahoga Falls 929-3061 BEST DRESSED Ken Burkins Sue Lockshin 218 Dons SHOE HOSPITAL 1667 West Market Akron, Ohio ( Wli£t£ ( Woikman kl ll Counti Congratulations to the Seniors AKRON STANDARD MEATS FOODS CO. 324 W. Bowery St. CLASS CLOWNS Pat McMurdo Jim Carillon ' XLZj MOST TALENTED Ron Sweet Pant Ferguson 219 Congratulations, Seniors from JONES WATER SOFTENER COMPANY ' Water Conditioning Is Our Only Business 762-7245 569 W. Exchange St. Akron, Ohio 44302 BEST COUPLE Debbie Hinlz Dave Owen MOST ATHLETIC Debbie Vandall Steve Spelman THE WEST POINT MARKET Purveyors of Fine Food U.S. PRIME BEEF FINE WINES West Market Street at Hawkins Telephone: 864-2151 864-2152 220 1285 N. CLEVELAND-MASSILLON ROAD AKRON, OHIO 44313 COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL PRETTIEST HAIR Ellen Cochran Jim Medvedeff Diamonds • Watches • Repairs KIMBERLY JEWELRY 828 W. Market St. 434-0122 TOWNE HOUSE FLORIST 822 Y. MARKET ST. HIGHLAND SQUARE AKRON. OHIO 44303 Jane Dettling Shook 221 FELICITACIONES A LA CLASE DE 1971 Y BUENA SUERTE EN EL FUTURO! EL CLUB ESPANOL UX m WKET «t M HAWK INS MOST COORDINATED Diana Keller John VanAuker PRETTIEST EYES Carol Parks Steve Hampton iDinuioniJ ' s fUcit ' s §hop, fuc. SUMMIT MALL AKRON. OHIO 222 FUNNIEST NICKNAME Kim Bond Dave Scoville GEORGE ELLIS SPORTS CENTER Retail and Wholesale Score with George Ellis 1763 W. Exchange St. 836-4936 Walhaven Blvd. B ■•■■■■:•. o 9 n Fai ' rlawn ' tt Completi One-Stop Market 2246 W. Market and Fairlawn Plaza 836-4988 Congratulations, Seniors from FIRESTONE GUARD MOST CONSIDERATE Robert Morris Jean Kaylor 223 GOOD LUCK from H.R. 120 MR. KATZ David Levy Deb Lang Mike Laraway Amy Lathan Cheryl Lee Becky Lekas Laurie Levinson Neil Lichtman Candy Linscott Paul Liu Laura Logan Laura Logan Bob Langdan Jim Laria Mike Lazar Linda Leidal Ross Levatter Gale Liberman Louise Linbeck Stuart Lippitz Mike Louis Pat Madden CONGRATULATIONS Class of ' 71 FOOTLIGHTERS BEST SMILES Marcia Duff Tom Jenkins 224 % A%%pi u v L O 6 3o i QuHity cc MOST FEMININE - Valerie Bahr MOST MASCULINE Jeff Merrow BULLOCKS i WEST TOWNE 7 OVERWOOD RD. AT WEST MARKET PHONE 864-2189 We Deliver Flowers Telegraphed 225 We of the great Homeroom 112 wish you the best of luck now and in the future. Juan deCardenas Scott Deitchman William Denbrock Todd Denholm Barb Dettling Thomas Dewitt Steve Dial Jane Dively Pamela Donovan Gail Dorner Ken Dorsett Tamara Draves John Fogler Betsy Ekus Carmen Ellis John Elmer Lyn Emich Dale Epstein Mimi Ermatinger Edward Eyler William Fearing Ellen Ferrin Dennis First Margot Fisher Laura Fleugel Lisa Freeman CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1971 ir you have knowledge; let others light their candles on it. — Thomas Fuller CONGRATULATIONS FALCONS 226 $2.00 gets you the greatest steak sandwich this side of town. USDA Choice Top Sirloin in a bed of lettuce on toast, covered by a crisp slice of Bermuda onion and a fat tomato slice. Put that on a plate, surround it with golden brown Idaho French Fries, and you ' ve got the ultimate in midnight snacks. The Brown Derby Steak Sandwich. We ' ll have one ready for you after the game. Girves Brown Derby. Home of the loving steak. We serve only USCW choice steaks. mm DERBY VOLPLANE PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ballard Dr. and Mrs. Harry W. Burnett Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Beis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Bellowe Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Borodkin Allen M. Boyer Mr. and Mrs. George F. Brodbeck Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cappelli Mr. and Mrs. George Chima Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cochran Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Crowe Mr. and Mrs. Melvin J. Cruder Dr. and Mrs. William Dorner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Chet Fortnoff Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Fulmer Mr. and Mrs. Murray Glauberman Mr. and Mrs. Merle H. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Heinick Dan Hudson Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter Kevin Hutchinson Dave Ireland Tom Ireland Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Jones Mr. and Mrs. James P. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Kistler Mr. and Mrs. H. Kurrelmeier Mr. E. J. Kusel John LaGuardia Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Lee Rita Leubitz Mrs. Rose Leubitz Mr. and Mrs. Mel Lichtman Mr. and Mrs. Ted Marks Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Melby Miss Nancy Mettler Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd U. G. Nilsson Mr. and Mrs. Karl Nyguard Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sacks Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Sakol Mr. and Mrs. Milton Slavin Mr. and Mrs. James Steiner Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Stout Mr. and Mrs. W. S. West Mr. Robert Zachardy Fairlawn Plazo Merchants Assn. Homeroom 1 1 6 Homeroom 212 Homeroom 224 Humanities 1st Semester Department of Mathematics 227 HARVEY S. FIRESTONE HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION 1970-1971 THE PTA EXTENDS ITS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1971 Gladys Snell, President FRIENDLIEST Tim Fitch Shelley Bennett COMPLIMENTS OF MALCO PRODUCTS, INC. Akron, Ohio 228 poorlgBrichards CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1971 CONTACT LENSES Dr. T. Adams — Dr. K. Leonard OPTOMETRISTS Bryden Building 864-1685 BIGGEST B ' S ' er Brock Rodgers Mary MacCalla BIGGEST FLIRTS Pam Morgan Ron Shoop if it ' s NEW and EYE-CATCHING it ' s at (AHIAWN PU2A 229 $mi0 V i m THE WEST POINT MARKET Purveyors of Fine Food U.S. PRIME BEEF FINE WINES West Market Street at Hawkins Telephone: 864-2151 864-2152 CONGRA T ULA TIONS Class of ' 71 230 Xv.vXvX • • • • +A I  • • • • m a • • • • 4 • • • •••• •« • ••••••••• • ••••••••• VOLPLANE STAFF Editors-in-Chief Judy Borodkin - Rita Leubitz Administration Editors Adele Singer Shelley Thomas Activities Senior Editors Margie Sacks Sherri Slavin Underclassmen Editors Kim Miller Sheryl Waxman Sports Editors Roger Blocher Rob Morris Advertising Managers Howard Brodbeck Dyan Yovich Circulation Manager Charlene Heinick Business Manager Jack Calderon Judy Borodkin As we began our year as editors of Volplane, we were enthusiastic and optimistic to put together the best possible yearbook. However, the novelty soon wore off and we found ourselves in a position of immense responsibility, committed to the publication of a 232-page book. Despite staff disagreements, staff incompetence, inexperience, personal conflicts and rushed deadlines, we feel we have compiled an accurate record of the 70-71 school year. In keeping with our theme of change, we strived to change the yearbook itself to make it as unique as was the year. The most conspicuous innovation is in the faculty section where candids were used in lieu of the traditional portrait pictures. Through such new and creative ideas our staff portrayed the ever whirling wheels of change at work in Firestone. And in our work we discovered the backbone of change is the individual. ty f v- Professional Photographer Carpenter ' s Studio Staff Photographers Leonard M. Winer Asst. Bill Coulter Asst. Marvin Leventhal Advisor Mrs. Ruth L. Nilsson Artmaster ' s Consultant Mr. Donald Leahy Rita Leubitz 232