Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1971 volume:

,-I.,,,. O -' 1' . , V .4 . 'fi , b I .- , v 0 -' -...:12'L-3..i' 'Q' HA Or 300' -Q 'fa K ' 0 I 4 , - Q 1 1 . Quiver 1971 Marion Harding High School Marion, Uhio Volume LXV 1 ' ' - f 9 6 Q' l I uf X l if N L 1 F ,, . x -6. I Mr. Studers sociology class learns thru mock legislative doings. Seminar examines pottery. X Typists work on adding machines in training. Cheerleaders rid gym of menacing Lima Bean . . . -T 4 p. WJ!!! ,l A 'L A L in Ni 4 ,X Wh N's '-5 K W inn? 'Qi .ll 'Qi Herald staff consumes Mike Tavlor after having panes squelched Student council decorates Christmas tree erected in school lobby. it 4 , af A 'A I 11355515 .,.,,., , 5 -if ' :T Cary Lewis and Carol Hall! Cherie Dunbar receives much deserved diploma. A1 9 xx, ,. .L Harding Students Broaden Skills Through Academic Involvement The skills so vital to acquiring a good education come a little easier to Harding students. The students of H.H.S. find greater opportunities for academic involvement, now, thanks to innovative faculty members. Many of these faculty members are using the independent study plan. Through its use, we find greater time for work on term papers, research reports, and group projects. Other teachers are finding success in class-wide projects. The senior government classes have begun mock legislative programs with one class playing the role of the Sen- - ' 4 ate while another plays the role of the House. Other classes actively take part in city government and report their findings in class. One junior his- tory class has become foster parents to an Indian child, while still another collects food for local needy families. Other classes are also becoming relevant, exploring such issues as envi- ronmental pollution, drugs, and rock poetry. Besides classroom activities there are chances for academic in- volvement in student government of the classes and student council. Y .,.4nl,. '5 'WK , , 2 r f K K fr X .Xt KVM Q. ,, ...--' I .1 hm X ,r ., X X N- 1 A L Q E -I A Nl , A 11.3 New JAOS president Bob Green. Scott Rankin and Connie Simmons were among Hardings Teens-of-the-month Q 1 Mike Taylor congratulates Brant McFarlin on first place IAOS trophy. Newly elected officers of Harding VICA club. :gag 031912: we , i B, y 5 .W-w-vm Harding representatives hear radio announcer at JAOS conference. AFS representatives chosen for 1971-72 Pam Zucker and Marie Felt. P. b .............1i iii .3 Q F Bob jones of Bob jones U. speaks on success Carol Price receives gifts from fellow class mates on marriage. l J YYY 777777 V W in 4 Yearis Extra Activities Give Us Welcoming Break From Classroom The extra activities available to Harding students help to make the school a more interesting place to be. Within the school are the many clubs and organizations that give greater involvement in school functions. These clubs provide the extra bit of interest needed to be conducive to an educational atmosphere. Besides the clubs that focus on inter-club activi- ties, there are the groups like the Re- porter or Props and Que's that help to add some enjoyment for everyone. The Quiver and the Herold provides a record of the year,s happenings while Projectionists and librarians improve K.. 8 the techniques used in the classrooms. Outside the clubs many other activi- ties occur through the year. Last year saw visits by Bob jones, President of Bob jones University, Dr. Martin Luther King Sr., the rock group, Dust, and an assembly from the Atomic Energy Commission. Besides these examples, each year finds fine con- certs from the Harding music depart- ment, displays of fine sportsmanship from the athletic department and three dramatic productions. All of this, and more, give Harding students needed relief from classroom monotony. f ...,,.- SQQYK4 ,J ,,,,. Q , 9 N M if 1 . Q . f fx! Q uw X Mfg 49,3 X X3 Q I f! , in . -, JM .f X 4 A 3' 65-1' If ' 'ak X 7- , 7 -Z .- f A Q fm:- ' X f+f f': -V -ef . J I I Q ! -IAQ ' V I , 4! 15? 569' I K M 'f- VA,-'Qu :Q .. I 'X 'R 1 5 Seniors Becky Niascari. Gail Powell, Betty Darnell, Cindi Richardson, and Cindi Moore entered Miss Heart of Ohio Pageant. New student council members were elected in spring elections. IU 3, if Linda serves tea in play. Mike Altmier spoke for opposition in mock senate. ix K ,, 'I' , 'Kc I V Jlml U ' 1- H 'lf 4 NALMSYR-1-H-5' QQAIIC 1 -- VICA displayed talents at Southland Mall in spring. juniors used talents in lab work These seniors were selected through the year to serve as honorary Kiwanians. hx 5-me 1 ll 1 0 'vu 'fr lt' I fit, Smorgas Board eat-out was full-filling experience. Hats flew high as closing of graduation was announced. H! Mr. Steward assists Mr. Mitchell. The ball was very hard to keep. 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'13 ,Juv I- , N 4 ,- si 3 ,JM S . ..1- . -lv ff' 117:11 f -5 ' ' -3 ' -1, - -'fi M' if ,:-Mr'-SQ x ',5f4ffi1g,,,'z. ff, 'J .VL -, ur 1 EJ' Q- -' 'if i'Carnival,, Atmosphere F ills the Stage of Harding High Gymnasium With a flurry of last minute changes and jittery nerves, Carnival , a Mer- rill-Merrick production was presented as the all-school musical late in the fall. Under the direction of Mr. Webb, Stephanie Weiser played the part of Lili, the young girl who joined the carnival, and Paul Berthalet, the lame puppeteer, was played by Dave Grub- er. Lynn Cryder played Marco, The Magician, Paulis rival for Liliis affection. Other parts were john Wyatt as jacquot, Phyllis Brown as the Incom- parable Rosalie, and Mike Edwards as B. F. Schlegel, owner of the carnival. The puppets were played by Mark Blackford, Eric Duffey, Donna Freese, and Chuck Beck. Mr. Lane directed the orchestra through the various numbers and the theme tune, Love Makes the World Go Roundf' B fi, v. Z. -' MNH fo Siamese Twins prepare for practice. PL' PPE'l'Sp M. Blackford, E. Duffey, D. Freese, C. Beck. ' .,,, f 1 Z X FX I'L- ln , 1 .- v .. W9 t 'I X 1 In , -., -v Y ll Publicity people tell of coming performance, XBOX!-1 while make-up committee readies Craig Schertzer for show. if Q5 17 V J me . C5-. 1 v Musical Crews Help Make Show Enjoyable Experience to ll The crews for CarnivalH found it their responsibility to assure the cast and directors of the musical that all would run smoothly on opening night. The publicity committee drew posters and ran daily announcements, while the make-up committee dressed the actors for their perspective roles. Ev- ery sound effect and lighting scheme had to be properly carried through and that job was handled by the stage crew. The ticket committee was given the job of printing the tickets and sub- sequently selling them for the near sell-outs both nights of the musical. Each prop on the stage and used in the production had to be in the proper place at the proper time, which was aptly carried through by the proper- ties committee. Finally, the assistants to the director helped keep all of these functions together. Stage crew was in charge of curtain calling, lights and sound effects. BELOW: Usherettes guide audi- ence to their seats prior to the night's performance. 'fiaT Tal?ii1' , rf Q if fy 1 .,i W, i . ff i -.11 y V 1 2,-r, 4 -ifpfgl .1251 1 ,- ,4 W .J 'v 'f E l ,. W, QQ h l V .En E VN lv. 1' l 1 I, 'AJ D T W V ig 5,7 1 Q l x 3 u 'X A lsl X FV 'Q :gf '11 u ' ,i 'V' V I K ... ..:-I.. 2, l Q ......,.., .V... x ' , xfg , , K- . 'Wm QA ,J-? 'WH-cu., Ticket committee insured the cast and show promoters of a large turn-out. Properties committee acquired the necessary props for the production. Assistant directors and prompters gave Mr. Webb a needed boost in the hectic nights of preparation if s. 4 rj ,g v u 1 1: ' 1 t 5. x i EAU before the final curtain. 3 I ABOVE: It was Lynn Cryders job to convince wife Phyllis Brown of her safety. I.liF'l': Set construction erected the carnival back drops to assure authenticity. A Sounds of jazz Come Alive in Talented Horns of Stardusters Once again the Stardusters' horns, drums, and assorted musical talents gave many enjoyable listening hours to enthusiastic audiences. Playing the sounds of the big-band era and up- beatingu their performance with re- cent numbers, the band gave shows for several city schools and other crowds. Director of the Stardusters was again Ed Miller. This year Keith Swihart assisted Mr. Miller on the band's productions. Combined with the main numbers of the group were the several individual acts by musical- ly talented Harding students. Cary Boggs, Ted Wilson, Harry Biffle, and Mike McGraw teamed up to form a 5 r F - r sl IW 4 9: . l 1 ' iff, V, M i .,i.! ' il sg 1 ii i : O n ,A f ix, I barbershop quartet complete with kazoos. Tap dancing also became part of the program as Senior Cindi Moore displayed her talents for the audi- ences. Another group with increasing popularity in the Harding community, the Bob Floyd Trio, presented several numbers. The trio consists of Bob Floyd, on piano, Bob Briehoupt, on percussion, and Bruce Burton on gui- tar. All members were sophomores. With the Senior members of the group being lost to graduation, many of the apprenticed underclassmen will be- come the meat of the group and prom- ise to give more excellent perform- ances to the school. iF.,5,,,I. ' i v E, 'S U .l 3 3 A 1, 1' , ,- ? 5 5 Q i Q , 1 i, .. r A i i . .- Starduster review for l97l included the Bob Floyd Trio and the tap dancing of Miss Cindi Moore in addition to the bands own numbers and the Barbershop Quartette. 22 :- nf 1 l Stardusters pose .lj String sounds for the band came from Mike Lumberson. Wil 64 , K I L , FJIPJ H gl, A fi, it J, 3 , ..,,, -...n3-f.,.........-dn' l.44............ eun 'Q WWW , E Band Strikes Up New Selections and Performs New Steps for Fans The 1970-71 edition of the Harding Marching Band began practice early in july for the school year. New selec- tions appeared on the band program accompanied with new formations. Some of the new songs included Mountain Creeneryf' Beautiful Ohio, and Leaving on a -let Plane. In late summer the band made an appearance at Cedar Point Amuse- ment Park, foregoing the annual ap- pearance at the State Fair. Under the direction of Mr. Ed Miller, Mr. Keith Swihart, and Mr. Keith Becker, the band also played at The Fall Pow Wow. The seasons grand finales came with tributes to our foreign exchange students, the homecoming show, cele- bration of National Tuba Week by the bandis five proud tuba players, and the selection of Carol Hall as Bands- men of the Year. . E I 5 T ix LI' 3' 1' yn 33? in-1 QI I hr x ur ggi! T. , -ax 1. Q Y! ' . T -g. .T gigs I I' Q .b ,Q an v' -rv., I Qu if X5 w 3 5- A a f In X , M Q Q . ' v 'C I: i x Wk 5. A s 'gill' au A ,-94, .rl rf' liygfi vj, it 1 Q11 63 9 Q r f 1 a' 11 35 K 4 - ,:.- . 'sv 'I 'Y.'!Y1Im!'1Y!53 li? 114, Panorama Varies Entertainment AVTGNH Vt A fw 1 26 2 I 45 r , ., ..f.L,Y:,:mu,a-N s -+I-.M ., ,, 11 To 27 UPPER LEFT: Symphonette IuIIs audience. FAR LEFT: Bob Floydd Trio jazzes up show. MIDDLE LEFT: Folk Five entertained with Joni MitcheII's I Don't Know Where I Stand . IMMEDIATE LEFT: Chuck Beck Quartet per- formed original by Chuck Beck. :XBOYE RIGHT: Spanish teacher, jo Ann Radwin pre- sented her version of KumbayIai . A BOYE CENTER: The Marion Transit Authorityu presented the rock sounds of the group Chicago.,' Music Departments ffer Top, Choice Activities to Students The music department offered the fine programs it has offered in the past. Many different groups combine to make up the department complex. These groups include the Symphonic Band, specializing in symphonic band music, the Activities Band, providing music for the home basketball games and various other events, The March- ing Band, gives our half-time enter- tainment for the home football games and many of the away games, the Symphonette, plays parlorette symphony music, the Orchestra, com- bines with the choirs to present con- certs throughout the year. Vocal talents are also aptly repre- sented in the three vocal groups in the department. Concert Choir, of the more experienced, gives several con- certs as the orchestra, sings in the Buckeye Conference Choir Festival, and presents programs to local civic x, XBOX F Marching bandsmen models new 1971-72 uniforms. RIGHT' Activities Band per- forms for excited crowds at basketball games. groups. Mixed Chorus also takes part in school concerts and in the Panora- ma. Finally, Sweet Sixteen is the pop- ular group that specializes in pop and hit songs. In each of these areas there are those who excel to a superior degree. They are given a chance to compete at state level for awards in their perspec- tive fields. This year many Hardin- gites did so and won many honors. These include Carol Hall, Connie McKnight, Marla Steinman, Sara Imbody, Dale Cyure, Stephanie Weis- er, Pam Miller, Dave Gruber, Frank Helms, and Mike Edwards. All of the groups and individuals climaxed their year with performance in the Panorama Of Musicu, Hard- ingis grand finale of music. With a patriotic theme and fine performances the show was a fine ending to a fine year. Ed Miller directs Sym E l A n ----any -y'- rv t,..,,.,-- V ,.-4 , .9-f ' ...nav ' 61 as 90' 'MQW S i mv' :im ta it Q as 1 we-.-eff W Q Q lx img W, .1-srmsfzi c -Alf ,X .. Symphonic band for audience in attendance at Panorama of Music. vi if Activities Band under the direction of Keith Becker plays for Panorama of Music in garb much different from that worn for the home basketball games, the major scene of Activities Band uconcertsn. 29 1 xifl 11.45 ,Z ...aa 3, Gerald Doan directs symphonette in its Panoramic number for the evening. Y XBOX If State orchestra members Pam Miller and Dale Cyure. HICLHT Mid-Eastern U.S. orchestra members. 30 I w ! 4 3 1970-1971 orchestra also performed under the direction of Mr. Gerald Doan, completing his final year as a member of the Harding music department teaching staff. Carol Hall, Connie McKnight, and Marla Steinman represented Harding at the state level in instru- Also at the state level in competition were Dale mental competition. Cyure, Stephanie Weiser, and Sara Imbody. 31 5 Wi.. .41 'i'iiif5l'i P.XCll'iS. .XBUYK i,i'ii 'i' Concert Choir was again under the fine direction of George Lane. XHOYIC ttlCH'l' Concert Choir per- formed before a patriotic back-drop at gradua- tion. l3O'l l'OXl RIGHT: Mr. Lane directs or- chestra in one of many practices. BOTTOM I.lfF'l' Sweet Sixteen sang Burt Bachrach hits for the Panorama audience. I i :N lnmdf Q ' 1 1 'Q 1, . .- ISLAM fs 4 P -4?'.x. Q l Q'3f'7 fa, 'r iv an ifiiii ,Eff if fx A S f x . 'A sv :Q W l Q is I . lv, - N455-i.,x J H :E-, 'N ' 314. in l . l n b ll Y. Q jk t I l 1 M Mixed Chorus was composed of the future members ofthe Harding Concert Choir. ,man fi 5 . fi sq 9 1, 7 ie p Mgt F e i Im Q. K ' x , A mr . . , x if l,l'flf'I': Dave Gruber was one of several entrants in the state choir competition, in solo presentation. MSOYIC' Members of the Bob Floyd Trio played for many community engagements. 34 l -4-'gr' r fl gtg x, if f J' fl! iii- 5' P . 511 . ' ,.., if v , , ' can am -Ag,-11,-5 - - ,. gig. -...,, '- X 3' A '5Tf'ii.' 1? L , g , Some members of the Activities Band offered their services for the environmental cause on Earth junior Mike Edwards also entered state solo Day. competition. Those talented with the guitar performed for the Spanish Fiesta in the early Spring. X x'N..,,,! if Karen Hinklin scolds Marc Swartz as Renee Birnbaum looks on. . W1gSh'x'..J,. D., XBOYI-f Linda Dixon checks seat for dead body. XBOYIC HICLIIT: Usherette committee for play. Blil.0Vt' RIGHT' Committee respon- sible for construction of the set of Arsenic and Old Lacen. lay Committees Keep Production in Smooth rder for Performance As the cast and the director's crew kept the play going on the acting end of the production, the several play committees assured the cast of a smooth performance by fulfilling all of the duties. Each committee was responsible for a certain part of the responsibilities. Set construction sat up, repaired, and dismantled the stage made to look like the late l900is era. The stage crew ascertained that all props were in their proper positions and the curtain raisings, sound effects and lighting schemes were carried through at the correct times. Without the work of the property committee the set properties would not have been available and had not the make- up committee worked so hard the au- thenticism of characterism would have been lost. Finally the usherettes, ticket committee and publicity com- mittee assured those viewing the play of good seating and knowledge of play times and dates. Naturally the actual acting end of the production was perhaps the most important part of the production. Mr. Webb managed well to fit the right people into the right parts. Juniors filling cast positions include Linda Dixon, Karen Hinklin, Debbie Hill, Steve Reeves, john Shank, and Tim McGuire. X, 1 l ,J ,- .W X I S N 'T' ' f1'7'iF 'SW ' S , ,H I ' 'r s 1 K 1,5 if ,ea ,A X ,l Stage crew for play worked with the stage light board to piece together the technical aspects of the performance. Publicity committee announced the times of performances and scheduled the publicity events for the play. i kr M The brothers of the two old maids await arrival of police officers. W ABOVE: The props were searched out for Au- thenticity by those on the property committee. LEFT: Sue Huddleston applies make-up to Karen Hinlclin while make-up committee watches. alia' .mt :gg ' Uifvb EY:- Hn .,. 5, 5- -. S'--2 . -.-g, N uni' A. 'bi I F Y of . . 'Ima' 1 f , la. . .' XA I . , .I . ,' ,V V il! ' . 5 , lj K F-F-.gl ' I V Q 4 l ,.a.,. .f ., :, 3 are A :Q ,-f.1gvf'f ' , ...IN-r' - I :FQ '32 ' .WM ., M-.mf- HQ - '4 Li. ' b l,fx: 4..- B X.. . 1 dei' 4' ki tax S 1 Ac I IB 'W F. ,A X AFS Hosts Tom Mesa of hile, Student Council Labors Hard Manuel Tomas Mesa La'torre came to Harding from Linaures, Chile to spend the year under the AFS ex- change student program. Tom joined a long list of foreign students that have visited Harding to spend a year living the way of life for many Ameri- cans. During the year of his visit Tom was hosted by the Doctor William Williams family. AFS also took part in other activi- ties during the year, while sponsoring Tom's visit. Besides fund raising activ- ities, a program was given for the stu- dent body honoring many of the na- tions represented in the AFS program. During the summer months the club sponsored the visit to Marion of other AFS students completing their stay in the U.S. with a cross country tour. The Chilean student Tom Mesa performed the an them of his native country for assembly. visit was hosted by many Marion fam- ilies who provided homes for the 26 students, during the week of July 4. Harry Biffle served a one year term as President of student council and saw many events occur during the year. Early in the year one the largest ever meeting was held with crowd of over 200 attending. The meeting was to discuss the new dress code. The council also sponsored and staged such events as class officer elections, homecoming, several dances, and spring elections for student council. The remaining offices of cuncil were held by Bill Ferrall, Vice Presi- dents, Cherie Dunbar, Treasurer, Donna Freese, Secretary, and Peggy Neff served as Chaplin. I lllllll' 9 an it I 5 91 .If Carol Hall examines Student council suggestion box. Vice president of 1971-72 council Richard Cooper assists seniors Carol Hall and Paddy Diehl in deco- ration of the tree placed in the school lobby. 40 ga fx ,. R'-av 'I 'wwuwlm' A FS: FRONT ROW - B. Ferrall, B. Price. S. Huddlestun, R. Schuster, P. Diehl, S. Kaiser, B. Bishop, C. Ervin. P. Neff, T. Mesa. C. Moore. BACK ROW - K. Ropke, C. Packer, 1. Cearshiser, P. Zucker, L. Dixon, M. Felt. S. Maloney, C. Courtright, 1. Centzler. L. Huggler, P. Crishkat, E. llaubert. STUDENT COUNCIL: Sli.-XTED QFIRST TABLET - Burton, D. Hawk. N. Hoffman. KSHCOND 'l'.'XBl.EJ - L. Cryder, M. Simpkins, P. Neff. D. Sim- mons, QLAST TABLE? - K. Rizzo, B. Vulagamore, D. Freese. STAN DINC - P. Diehl, D. Hill, C. Dunbar, P. Zucker, V. Sizemore, C. Hall, R. Cooper, F. Gifford, H. Biffle, M. Lore, B. Ferrall. vw-8 .1-ff . H .3'T1l'l'3 .' . - 4.' '. ' . K, I . ' 'P - -. QI' -..-....T--- - i Laurie Lucas. FTA President. received assists from Vice-President Sharon Cantt and Secretary, Deb- bie Tiller. all members of the Senior class. Student Body Gains Professional Knowledge by joining FTA , FEA As graduation time neared, the de- cision of a career became more emi- nent. Through FTA and FEA, stu- dents had a chance to discover the necessity of teaching and engineering careers. This year FTA presented its members with new and invigorating ideas for future jobs in teaching. Un- der the presidential leadership of Laurie Lucas and the assistance of Mr. Alex. the organization accomplished much by way of learning the values of teaching in the modern world. Fulfill- ing another need of today was FEA, designed for future engineers. Mr. Hazelett and Mr. Cox advised the group and arranged for various speak- ers and programs to be presented. Both FEA and FTA inforfned and prepared students for careers in teach- ing and engineering. Through these they learned of the courses required in college for each profession and the fundamentals associated with them. FEA president Tozzer and Tim Smith erect model bridge. ' 4' C 1. FEA member, Steve Kaiser brushes up on slide rule basics and math. if in FTA Speaker Brubaker. l B1 FEA: FRONT ROW - 1. Williams, S. Race, C. Smith, I. Myers, B. Puhr, T. Wilson, A. Ruzzo. SEC- OND ROW - B. McCurdy, B. Wing, 1. Herold, J. Haycox, B. Tozzer, T. Smith, 1. Norton. THIRD ROW - M. Lore, 1. Sankey, S. Herr, E. Exley, D. Sifritt, Mr. Hazelett. BACK ROW - C. Lester. D. Bibbey, H. Biffle, M. Webb, C. Shuck. FT.-X: FRONT ROW - B. McCurdy, M. Morrison, P. Diehl, L. Waggoner, T. Brown, S. Race, M. Lore, M. Graham. SECOND ROW - C. Simmons. S Payne, S. Dale, J. Hughes, C. Yager, P. Neff, B. Ferrall, S. Stillings. THIRD ROW - Esther Haubert, R. Huddle, T. Mesa, M. Porter. M. Hinton, P. Crish kat, P. Schwaderer. BACK ROW - K. Ropke, D. Tiller, S, Kinnett, M. jude, B. Price, L. Lucas. L. Huggler, S. Gantt. 43 , A A lxk Books,' Are Kept by Able, Willing Student Assistants Library assistants gave invaluable assistance this year to librarians Par- rott and Butler as the Harding Library successfully continued to meet the growing demands of its student pa- trons. Ilelping someone find a book on its right shelf in the library is just one of the many jobs performed by the library assistants. These students do a great deal to help ease the strain of running the library. Their numer- ous tasks include checking books in TOP New librarian. Mrs. Butler reviews cur- rent files for up to date relevancy. RIGHT: Li- brary assistants were responsible for seeing that all loaned books were returned to their correct position and all fines owed were notified. and out. shelving books, keeping the room in order. and collecting overdue books. Under the expert supervision of Mrs. Parrott and Mrs. Butler, the librarians. these students also learned a great deal concerning the manage- ment of a library. In a quiet but dis- ciplined manner. these people helped maintain order within the library. Library assistants worked one period each day. i ' r -tg L if JL L. Tp pp Q I ..-ae V, A A , T it 'r 6 L r '! N Hr- 'J xag wil ' 1 LEFT: The office duties were handled when , possible by the apt and able capabilities of the l forty assistants helping Mrs. Rawliegh, Mr. 1 Rees, Mr. Steward, and Mr. Tillet. IWETLI Folk Five help to celebrate National Library Week with folk song fest. Props 'n ues, Projectionists, and Reporter Add Entertainment Under the direction of Mr. Webb and Scott Rankin, general manager, Harding Reporter had another suc- cessful year broadcasting programs live on WMRN every Thursday from 9:05 to 9:20 p.m. The programs con- sisted of animated bits of school news compiled and given by the members. Another worthwhile student group were the Projectionists. Supervised by Mr. Bell, these boys assisted teachers in the transporting, care, and operat- ing of video and audio classroom aids. The boys recorded plays and football games on video tapes and cared for the various other equipment that teachers used. Adding dramatic highlights to the school was Props 'n Ques. Karen Hinklin was president of the group and starred in the annual Christmas play. The play, entitled, Our Miss Brooksf' involved the romance be- tween a class teacher and a basketball coach. During the year the members went to Otterbein to see OthelloH and later went to Ohio Wesleyan to see Little Murders. PROPS 'X Ql'lfS FRONT ROW - T. Lang. S. Calloway, B. Kates, K. Hinklin, M. Steinman, B. Crawbaugh A Lyon j Skevios SFf OND ROW I Hindman. Nl. Hoffman, P. Troutman, C. McDuffie, C. McCary, M. Graham, M. Lore, C. Yager. THIRD ROKR D Holcomb C Moore P Knight D Steed. R. Pennington, D. Schuster. 1. Norton. FOURTH ROW - C. Nicolosie. C. Mitchell, B. Andrews M Hmdman B Tozzer E Felt K White M Webb. BACK ROW - B. Ferrall, M. Blackford, K. Demke, J. Wyatt, D. Sifritt. 1,7 Q-3 1 Y . A . K il PROJECTION ISTS: J. Secrest, D. Sifritt, D. Helms, D. Hoffman, F. Helms, B. Snyder, M. Toombs. HARDINC REPORTER: FRONT ROXY - D. Sifritt, I. Wyatt, S. Rankin. J. Secrest. R. Porter, C. Pearson. BACK ROW - C. Hinaman. F. Line. D Schuster, P. Diehl, C. Hall. E1 V E? E I N, Y, f I, - 1 R 1 I Q , . Aa 6' 33 N. Xgpv- . 4, I ...A XY f lv W X- 2' -gl. ' . f 4 , g h -g Jeff! T Y ,,,5,1-yy V r- . Q, f . rs . t 5 If bv ' VK. ' Special Personnel Work to Keep Building in Better Running Order Adhering to rigid health rules, the lunchroom staff prepared foods neces- sary for young adults. By living up to their good reputation, the state inspector has awarded them a good report each year. Providing invaluable service to the school, the custodian crew offered its behind the scene assistance to rough maintenance of the building and grounds. They not only keep the building in top condi- 53 l. ' tion through cleanliness, but also make sure that all the rooms are heat- ed or cooled properly. As house nurs- es the school nurses available as helpful aids to sick students. They undertake the physical needs of the students, when necessary. From the help of the cooks, custodians, and school nurses, each student is insured a better and more comfortable place in school. ll 1 wafrf I. I' . 'gt l g A 'ns 'N ' NJ Fl L! ns lrf .---- ll 'ff ...um -1 2-- df , K1 - . Y ' X 1. ' x aux: -62 Q Q.. A X rf xy., KA -1: 1- X I , at I ,I :Vx nv. E .- ' ,.uls,,5'l ' 1 1- gs- 9 fl- N, .1 5 A -9 1 f-We r .Oz , num, ' 1 , it f W . .la .d' 4 f.h,'-' - ' 4, 1' I k-.,.. ,' t fA:4 v ' ' 5 .v , - ..,-,fv L '.,. , -. . K .- , V, - t -H , Q vm- Q - - -6 K x-Q1 .' -' 'OQLX siuipi 4, . W- V , L' if rr 7 gg. 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Lyon, M Nlashff. Brown. s okwf-f ,I i f T .J Math-Science Seminar, With Debate Team, Provide Knowledge Students showing exceptional apti- tude and interest in mathematics and science are invited to join the Harding Seminar. The club was underqthe lead- ership of Mr. McKinley. Several field trips were made during the year. Some of the places the Seminar visited were the Marion Health Clinic, Ohio State University's mental rehabilita- tion center, Marion Water Treatment Plant, Smith Clinic, Air Traffic Con- trol Tower at Oberlin, and Fulfillment Corporation. The group also enjoyed lectures on Archeology, Apollo Pro- gram, and Astronomy. Science Fair projects played an important part in the seminar study. Each student pre- sented his project at one of the meet- ings, answering questions from the group, and receiving suggestions for his project. 50 The Debate Club completed a very successful year under the leadership of Mr. Webb, the advisor and Chair- man Dave Sifrith. The secretary was Mitsi Mash. Debating the pros and cons of the resolution, the role of the federal government in pollution con- trol. The Debate Club participated in Competition in the District in Colum- bus. It also held debates with Pleas- ant, and Marion Catholic and demon- strated an interclub debate for the Republican Club. With each debate, the members gained valuable experi- ence in learning to think fast, argue logically, and speak fluently. The purpose of the Harding Debate Club is to develop mental and organization- al spontaneity, as well as to further the participants' experience in group address. 5 I - '. of - ' y 3' Q l Hill UF WEE 1 . ' fIPfi1Mmw: , 3 . l .iw S1-OA YD f il Agfa Among the many speakers was a representative of the Atomic Energy Commission who also spoke on Many of the seminar students entered projects the aspects of atomic energy to the entire student body. in the local science fair such as this one on plant water consumption. 9-' . g 1--. ' ' v- 5 164. E L44 .pi THE ' NATURAL wA1eR cvcua 159 ad Ja staff' ,H A 'G ABOVE: Testing equipment used in science was demonstrated at a monthly meeting of the seminar. LEFT: This experiment on the natural water cycle won an excellent rating. 127 51 14 T3 I Il '9l K1 ML 'WJ ' 1 lf. li'l.f!l'.UA, 1 l Clubs From Spanish and French Classes Learn of New Cultures Nlrs. Virginia Alexander and Mrs. joAnn Radwin led the French and Spanish Clubs, respectively, to new areas of awareness in their two for- eign cultures. French club was honored by being chosen to present a skit at the Central Ohio Teachers Association annual meeting in Columbus during October. Carolyn Courtright and other French club members managed to portray importance of French curriculum in high schools through the use of a three act puppetplay. The play had been performed the previous year in French club. Running somewhere along the lines of a Punch and Judy show, the play was entirely in French. Later in the year, French club held several small French dinners in the inna--- members homes, culminating in a large year end feast at Mrs. Alexan- ders home. Spanish club held several new pro- jects as fine examples of what foreign language clubs can accomplish. With the hope of sending future Spanish class on a cultural trip to a Spanish speaking country, the students began undertaking projects to meet that goal. The projects ranged from win- dow washing to a Spanish Fiesta held in the Harding lunchroom. The Fiesta was first for Harding and featured Spanish and Mexican food, boutique items, raffles, and culminated with Spanish music and the grand Bull- fightm. Tim Sweeny assumed the role of torrero, with Fred White, Kathy Roke, and Bill Ferral in the cast. TT Q is j I l. V l'PPl'fH RIGHT Tom Mesa, Chilean exchange student, was fluent in Spanish, english, and French languages. XBOYF Members of Spanish Circle Formed chorus to perform for Harding's first Span- ish Fiesta . RHZHT The feature of the Spanish fiesta was the simulated bullfight for which Tim Sweeny served as the brave matador. 52 FRENCH CLUB: FRONT ROW' - I. Favors, D. Williams, S. Thomas, K. Ralston, C. Ramsey, B. Andrews, C. MitcheII, P. Catrel. M. WVhite, Mrs. Alexan- der. SICCON D ROW - K. Tomlin, T. Whelan, D. Butcher, A. Somerlot, B. Schowalter, R. Mahaffey, N. Reynolds, C. Miller, B. Kaiser, A. Lyons, M. Mor- ris, F. Neil. THIRD ROW' - C. Courtright, M. Steinman, I. Moore, J. Mayfield, D. Swinehart, C. Line, D. Huber, B. Mitchel, I. Hindman. I OI'RTII ROW - H. Sims, R. Pennigton, B. Wing, C. Shehee, 1. Cearhiser. P. Patrick, C. Ludwig, D. Pyles, P. Wilson, D. Willis. IflF'I'II ROW A T. jump. R. Chase, M. Lucas, D. Elliot, K. Dempke. R. Reichardt, C. Rizzo, S. Kriter. B. Hawk, B. Luse. SIXTH ROW- M. Thomas, I. Reams. D. Reynolds, D. Schus- ter, D. Milligan, D. Ballinger. S. Huffman, P. Lupica, B. Lane. SEYI-IN'l'II ROW 4- J. Norton, J. Fletcher, C. Baldauf. SPANISH CLUB: FRONT ROW - C. Powell, K. Ropke, T. Carver, S. Huddleston, T. Mesa, B. Tozzer, j. Skevos. D. Patrick, C. Richards, D. Troxell, K. Nuhfer, S. Guthrie. SFCON D ROW' - J. Williamson. C. Riggs, D. Kroman, P. Patrick, K. Ropke, N. Hoffman, B. Decker. M. Felt, S. Imbody, H. Arnold. C. Daum. THIRD ROW - C. Shelton, M. Burris, S. Black, S. Galloway. I. Gruber. P. Barringer, D. Anthony, V. Borne, V. Mason, M. Peacock. I-'OL' RTII ROW- C. Packer, J. Burton, C. Williams, L. johnson, B. Lust, R. Reidenbaugh, M. Mooney, C. Keller, L. Wilson, M. Rardon, P. Straub. FI FTH ROW - J. Cearhiser. D. Steed, 1. Ruth, J. Eikenbary, M. Little. M. Littleton, C. Irvin, D. Anspaugh, L. Hulse. SIXTH ROW- S. Everly. B. Roland. C. Hinaman. F. Line, M. Meginnis, B. Price, I. Barridge, 1. Haubert. SEVENTH ROW - 1. Martin, 1. Lister, F. White, B. Breithaupt, 1. Carver. Vocational Clubs Enrich tudies Promoting a better understanding of the business world through voca- tional courses were: Mr. Lentz, DCT: Mr. Nason, Sr. OWVE: Mr. Shultz, jr. ONVEQ Mr. Miers and Mr. Slack, Auto Shop: and Mr. Petrich, Drafting. These courses enabled the students to become directly involved with valu- able on-the-job training. but also gave them necessary skills needed for voca- if till: - l'iliUN'li RUXY: L. ROSQ, G. Black, T Slone, D. Roseberry, D. Clefford, A. Stewart, K Kraner. L. Douglas. R. Varner, S. Bertlce, I Roof. IS XCIK ROW- Mrs. Denman, B. Bishop. I Downs. D. Hicks, B. Mullins, B. Zimmerman B. Rinbolt, N. Pilley, D. Holland. K. Parish, D Nolan. lilflllilq. Dlfffa Y l'1l'lON'lx liUVl':-I tional work. VICA, under the leadership of Shei- la Rupright took part in the National VICA week in March. Activities and displays throughout the school and the community helped to promote the local VICA chapter of Harding High School, and helped to give Harding greater prominence in vocational education. 'ss s Iidminster, NI. Wagner. C. Crimes, H. Hopkins, B. Campbell. L. Short, C. Allman. intl ROW D. Orcena. B. Hoffman, B. Bender, C. Free man. B. Eilerman. 23rd ROXX C. Hoffman, D. Haulbert, R. Butler. ABOVE LEFT, DECA - FRONT ROW: R. Burton, D. Albright, M. Abrams. 2nd ROW: P. Breece, R. Bolander, C. Blazer, C. Black. 3rd ROW: D. Hale, S. Glen, C. Basinger, Mr. Shes- ky. 4th ROW: B. johnson, G. Holloway. T. Hardgrove. STANDING: J. jones, A. Roope, M. Porter, M. Keeton. BELOW LEFT, DECA - FRONT ROW: T. Paterson, H. Snyder, 1. Lo- gan. 2nd ROW: B. Bays, K. Scott, S. Sturgill. M. Snare. Srd ROW: R. Stanley, R. Stark, 1. Wil- son, P. Binau. -lth ROW: R. Stark, 1. Rose- brough, P. Griffith, D. Boganwright. 5th ROW: V. McKenzie. B. Merwine, V. Hindman. 1. Krosta. 6th ROW: J. Wolbert, D. Smith, L. Kurtz. STANDING: I. Dutt, F. Crowder, D. Patterson, M. Porter. r 5-' D - Z IQPPER I.IfI 'II. SENIOR OVVE - FRONT ROW: R. Carey. H. Wintgens, R. Hessler, L. Elliot. ind ROW: R. Lohr, W. Gibson, R. Blan- kenship. 1. VVooIum, J. Sliennefield. 3rd ROXV: Mr. Nason. S. Hamilton, M. Phelps, S. Tenner. D. WViIIiams. F. Evans. ST.'XNDlNC: T. Orr. C. Reynolds. D. Crabtree. C. Hines. UPPER RIGHT. IIINIOR OXYE - FRONT ROVY: B. Huffman. j. McKenzie, V. Elliot, V. Mason. 2nd ROWQ D. Collins, M. Daily. D. Krausz, S. Trumble. L. Spillman. 3rd RONV: C. McGinnis, R. Columber. R. Faunce. D. Williams, R. Cox. D. Berry. A. Simpkins. F. Persinger. LOWER RICQHT. RIGHT. SENIOR DRAFTING - Sl'l l'lNCL. A. Feaver. FRONT ROW: S. Herr, D. Bibbee. R. Drollinger, J. Petrich. I. Bell, K. Harriman. RAXCK ROW: J. Hartman. I. Snell. F. Cole, O. Rarden, B. Diehl. D. Dye. 5 AP .ki 1 .I .59 419' n, A ,JD Q my Q-'I .?'351i , . :QU x. L I x , I ., I? my A W1 Fi I x . f . 1 'i n .DV in , hrnk in- M 31.3552 i -I ,f1.,3g'if? 6: J' N ld rg -QA ,-M-al ...ve Y , cz T, Herald Provides School With News Important to Students of Harding Backing a competent staff was Her- ald advisor, Angela Parks. Working as Editor-in-Chief was Mike Taylor, and as Managing Editor, Carolyn Cour- tright. Others included Mitsi Mash, News Editor, Dale Hachten, Sports Editor, Vaughn Sizemore, Ass't Sports Editor, Copy Editors Ioan Cooke and Linda Duhl, Make-up Editors Candy Bender and Pam Crishkat, Frank Helms, Photo Editor, Cindy Brust, rife Q ,Q fs' ,, Headline Editor, Cartoonist, Frank Line. As Business Manager, Mark Croll, Ass't. Business Manager, Nancy Halberstein, Ad. Manager, Marsha Roecker, Exchange Editor, Carol Price, Circulation Manager, Kathy White. Shown are the Editorial, Busi- ness, and Sports staffs as they plan the layouts for the next issue of the Herald. lf l if XD ST Xl-'IF FRONT ROW - M. Lore, S. Calloway, A. Harris, J. DeFranks, E. Haubert, J. Heiser, S. Gilmore, D. Hill. BACK ROW - K. Ropke, M. Graham, D. Baldauf. D. Meddles, L. Huggler, A. Schillinger, C. Underwood, L. Dixon, C. Barkley, B. Andrews, K. Hinklin. ,. Qin 5 BPILOVV, HERALD lltfP0l'l'l'l'fRS: FIKUNT HOW' - D. Schuster, C. Beck, S. Rankin, D. Everly, W. Jones, D. Burris. E. Felt, B. Price. SECOND ROW - D. Rodman. C. Hinaman. B. McFarlin, C. Yager. S. Somerlot, D. Hill. I. Heiser. S. Gilmore. D. Wilson. E. Clemons. BACK ROVV - B. Long, R. Way, L. Creen, C. Miller, J. Moore. V. Mitchell, S. Payne. D. Tiller, S. Gantt, M. Peacock, P. Pacha, V. Wright, K. Hinklin, P. Neff, P. j McN0ldy, M. Graham. M. Lore. UPPER l.EF'I', PHO- 'I'OCPr.'XPHEllS: B. Green, E. Adams. C. Vogt. T Dietsch, F. Helms. D. Brown, D. Koehring, B. Kaiser LOWER LEFT, COPY STAFF1 C. Price, C. Hall, K White, F. Line, P. Crishkat, L. Duhl, C. Brust, C. Bend- er. UPPER HICHT, Ad managers M. Roecker and C Moore survey ad layouts. .2 - 4 ..- ,- 3,,..,1n-:Il I ' V Ei, I 1 Z!! if Z f Editor, Bill Ferrall,gets assist from advisor, Mrs.,Truka. Yearbook COPY is written bi' COPY edimf, Viffki Mitchell and assistant Debbie Balduaf. xii ,- G ,Z f x XX ogy.. fu-o,'-' Copy staff: M. Snow. V. Swart, P. Schwaderer. and A. Turner. Sports editors Shank and Cole. 60 uiver Staff Prepares to Meet Deadline for Yearbook Production Throughout the year the Quiver Staff was busy recording the impor- tant events and making detailed stud- ies on practically every faction of stu- dent life. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Truka, Editor Bill Ferrall super- vised the various members in their work. With the help of Hughes Studio, Bob Puhr, photographer, took pictures of school committees, play casts, and other student activities. Re-creating the liveliness behind each photograph were Copy Editor Vicki Mitchell, her xassistant, Debbie Baldauf, and their staff. Gathering and editing informa- tion on clubs and organizations were Activities Editors Liz Wagner and Carol Hall. Other important helpers were Gail Powell, Debbie Hill, and Deanna Swisher, Class Editors, and Business Manager Paddy Diehl under the supervision of Mr. Kocsovsky. john Shank and Fritz Cole, Sports Editors, attended to the year-round activities of Hardingis sports teams. The staff worked throughout the year, absorbing information, having pic- tures taken, identifying photographs, and arranging and rearranging the yearbook. This is the finished prod- uct, a collection of familiar faces and fond memories to serve as a reminder of high school times. This is the es- sence ofthe school year 1970-71. LQX. Class editors Gail Powell, Debbie Hill, and Deanna Swisher scan layouts. Bob Puhr, staff photographer, examines picture sharpness. I- 'Q '- -vf vxwrralfr q at S'-Q wit? V Activities editor, Liz Wagner, advises assistant Carol Hall. Business editor, Paddy Diehl. y' a N .. ' SEI HON! ICROOXI PRESIDHNTS: FRONT RONY -1. Bushatz, C. Lewis, T. Raab, B. Vulgamore, S. Wintringham, L. Hall, A. Mitchell, W.l0nes, V. Dutton, kj Nl. Nleginness, B. Ferrall. SECOND ROW - V. Sizemore, Miller, R. Huddle. P. Pezley, 1. Alexander, P. Laird, T. Mesa, M. Lumberson, M. Thomas. M0 Tl I l RID ROW - B. Hackenhracht. C. Dunhar. L. VVagner. 1. Roberts, V. Sizemore, D. Davis, D. Conkle, P. Novik, K. Clary. BACK ROW - S. Reeves, D. Corenflo, K. Hinklin. C. Black. S. McCloskey. J. Ruth. D. Simmons, D. Russell, 1. Holmes, 1. Beach, D. Phillips. l l l l I HONIEROOM X',P.'Sp FRONT ROW - A. Beach, S. Elliott, J. Parker, S. Mackay, C. Smith, M. Postle, M. Hinton, D. Burris, 1. Patrick, D. McCrery. TI SECOND ROW - H. McDuffie, M. Cofer, S. Payne, P. Diehl, P. Pezley, D. Corenflo, 1. Scranton, R. Ferguson, B. Basford. THIRD ROW - W. jones, C. mg Slone, D. Underwood, D. Hill, 1. Cearhiser. D. Inskeep, I. Kuhn, R. Williams, D. Kirfberling. BACK ROW - B. Tozzer, N. Hoffman, D. Cwinner, R. NI, Milner. J. Whitehead, B. Lane. B. Kates, C. Ramsey, L. Stone, P. Dripps, D. Craven. ll l 1 1 4 N l I 4 62 SECRETARIES: ROW 1 - D. Shuster, B. Creasap, R. Huddle, T. Raab, P. Pezley, C. Ferguson, B. Gruber, S. Hoffman, M. Edwards, D. Humes. ROW 2 - B. Virden, L. Hulse, D. Creasap, P. Straub, D. Wigton, M. Hinton, L. Riester, C. Clark, M. Steinman, C. Bender, P. Neff, C. Hall. ROW 3 - C. Conklin, K. Krider, M. Little, P. Smith, C. Walter, M. Earl, V. Wright. J. Barnhart, C. Stone, B. Miller, T. Carver. S. Krider, L. Edwards. ROW-1 - D. Phoenix, M. Mooney, P. Wilson, K. Rizzo, P. Boyles, M. Peacock, M. Felt, C. Smith, R. Walker, D. Stillings. TREASURERS: ROW 1 - B. Crawbaugh, M. Hinton, T. Raab, D. Winck, H. Miers, D. Grimm, S. Thomas, S. Calloway, C. Ropke, D. Butcher. B. Stein- man. ROW 2 - C. Louck, K. Walker, R. Kelly, P. Pezley, S. Hall, C. Bender, C. Hall, E. Haubert, 1. Parker, L. Edwards. ROW 3 - D. Trubee, D. Imbodv M. Ring, D. Burris, S. Mackay, M. Felt, F. Cole, V. 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'A ' ' 4,-.f1f',,. ,x . ., -, , . . ., Football Team Wins Respect From ur Buckeye Conference After the opening Buckeye Confer- ence loss of 34-22 to Sandusky, the Harding football team went on to fin- ish the season with a 6-4 record. The 6-4 records was good enough for a fifth place finish among Buckeye Conference foes. In some of the year's highlights, many of the games gave the fans lots of thrill and excitement. In the sev- enth game of the year Elyriais Pi- oneers' ranked third in the state, beat the Prexies by only a 10-0 score. The final thrill of the year came in the fi- nal game against Findlay's Trojans. In that game the Prexies crushed Find- Iayis hopes of a conference champion- ship by crushing them 24-6. Rick Huddle and Greg Brokaw both won first team All-Conference honors after piling up more than 1,000 yards on the ground. Second team honors went to linebackers Al Beach and Dwight Hoffman. Quarterback Frank Gifford, fullback Roger Chase, tackle Alan Mitchell, defensive backs jim Whelan, Mark Croll, and Dan Gorenflo, and defensive guard John johnson received honorable mentions. The reserve squad closed their sea- son with a 4-4 mark. They met Mt. Vernon, losing 24-6, in the final game. The coaches for this yearls reserves squad were Ron Alvarez and Gary Warner. . s ffl .Iii .1 iQ li 11 'T-iv T 1 -- 'J-Y' ' I : ,. Z ' A . 1 ' ' . A ' f gs .LM-.H 1 fifiefivr L xg .W ,V F V, W , ,, . ,, . ., , , , , Y ,.v , 1 . 4 . JA s 1 , FOOTBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW -- D. Gorenflo, 1. johnson, A. Mitchell, T. Raab, R. Huddle, A. Beach, G. Brokaw, F. Gifford, G. Williams. S. Somer- lot, M. Croll. SECOND ROW- T. Jump, V. Dutton, I. Bell, M. Samples, D. Gilbert, A. Brooks, j. Whelan, D. Hachten, M. Dickerson, C. Smith. THIRD ROW - K. Ketcham, P. Beetle, R. Schuster, T. McGuire, G. Rice, D. Davis, D. Burris, R. Cochran, T. Hanson, L. Short. FOURTH ROV' -- 1. Johnston, D. Waggoner, J. Shank, D. McCrery, R. Kelley, D. Conkle. R. Kuba, W. jones, C. Ferguson, D. Gorenflo. FIFTH ROW - D. Humes. R. Drollinger, S. Milligan, B. Briner, S. Winters, D. Imbody, R. Chase, K. Smith, D. Edwards, D. Phillips, B. Huddle. ROW SIX - B. Humes. M. Tyler, D. Woods, S. john- SOII, B- Smith, D- Russell, I- BCSCII, M-M6gil1l16S. R. Shirk. I. Holmes. ROVV SEVEN - T. Rose, S. Wright, j. jerew, R. Griffith, D. Middleton, D. Buck, R. Custer, B. Seckel, T. Bell, J. Detwiler, T. Baker. ROW EIGHT -- 1. Lister, B. Bishop, D. Mash, B. McFarlin, D. Snyder, B. Gruber, 1. Haycox, B. Arndt. H. McDuffie, C. Woods. ROW NINE - tCoachesP: Mr. Williams, Mr. Beach, Mr. Middleton, Mr. Drake. Mr. Warner, Mr. Alvarez, Mr. Schoonmaker. 69 Cridders Scores High on Season For the season, the Prexy gridders out scored their opponents 184-145. In the first three games of the year, the Prexy team ran up 80 points to the opposing teams' 30 points. Never out by more than sixteen points, most of the losses were by a touchdown or two and the extra points. The 24-6 beating of Findlay ended the high scoring season. Majorettes lead the band in loudest cheers of the year. Clev. Lima Sr. Fremont 'wr was 'L 5361 f..4,..ij -a?Z.v g-,f ' 'il' Huddle makes his move and dashes for the far goalpost. CFidd9l'5 bUl'5f OHIO field 70 1 5 ff iw vb re. 1. - . 'J .1 Jn. , , fm -- A 5 f i , ' . g A ' K R . 4 1 -, . : 5 1 . 1 . . . .. 5 4 - .. N -rl f ' wt- 4'-'-' h. ,Mil ' x ., ...v The 1970-71 Harding Reserve squad finished with an even 4-4 record. 0 8 , fwwmili s e, e be 6 1 balvert 0 e',, L S X ' EIF f fn ' .A 'C 0 + 1 313 1543 , '26 f14f ?Mf.fY6rngnfI 1 3265 Tgremoni ,, , ,X W! 1 71 BE! 'UU 121 U I 1 E! f My 4 mg MU M0 2 f Q N EU ,, 12 A TG! . f x , x xh- ROW li J. Sisler. R. Spaulding, P. Owens, M. Rhodes, R. Walker, I.. Cipson, F. Gifford, M. Lucas. N. Shaffer, T. Brown. ROW 2: Coach Brown, Mgrs. B. McFarlin. and T. Creasap, D. Baker. M. Harris. M. Swartz, 1. Owens. S. Schweinfurth, M. Meginness, D. Wilds, C. Clapham, Coach Swepston, Coach Merchant. 6211 Boundballers End in Fifth Place Among Buckeye Conference Foes Harding's varsity roundballers end- ed the year with a 9-10 mark. The rec- ord was deceiving since the presidents lost several games in the last seconds, and they gave the Findlay Trojans, league champions, a tremendous bat- tle in the final game of the season. In the tournament action the Prexies were again eliminated by a team from Lima, Lima Shawnee. Offensively, the Prexies Averaged 62.5 points per game, while the oppo- nents averaged 63.5 points per game. The Prexies shot at a 4079 clip from the field and 6823 from the foul line. Shaffer lead in assists with 114, as Owens lead the scoring with 263 points, followed closely by Roads with 257 points for the year. The Vice-Presidents kead the Buck- eye Conference forthe second year in a row, coached by Greg Swepston. The title was cinched when the Vice- Presidents, with an 11-l record, beat the Findlay Explorers at the home court. Again showing superior knowl- edge on the court, this years' reserves squad ended the year with a 15-3 rec- ord. Of the three loses two were to Buckeye Conference opponents. Ending his career as varsity coach at Harding was Dick Brown. He made the surprise announcement at the win- ter sports banquet. Greg Swepston, coach of the reserve squad, replaced him as varsity coach. COACH ES: Merchant, Swepston. and Brown. 73 - 40' . rl, l if f as o.. .l nl X W . XX , x , x 4 . Team Scores Many Two-Pointers Varsity roundballer, Neil Schaffer, dribbles up the floor past Lorain Senior player while Fellow team mate Frank Gifford watches from cross court. 9 Newark Lorain 7 .. I Si 2 9 King ' 6 85 46 63 'E 72 , V 'T' y. 1..,' .-::Mf.f.'?l 5 '. ., 5-4 - 74 :WA , I . 551' 4... g, A .5 , fl 717--' ,,, ...-4 3' qw' ww: u,,-....,-- my-'wait RESERVE SQUAD: FRONT ROW: B. Wilkinson, D. Simmons, Bob Hill, T. Conley, B. Buckley, J. Scranton. SECOND ROW: B. Mc Ginnis, B. Dale, K. Ferrell, D. Wigton, j. Shenefield, T. Chapman. THIRD ROW: Coach Swepston, H. Mc Duffie, 1. Thomas, B. Rowland, P. Everson, J. Reams, Harris. Coach Merchant. 1970 71 Reserve Squad won the Buckeye Conference with a fine 15-3 record. If gf. Opening Tip - off brings bright display of Prexy jersys Squad stars Orcena and Haviland practice steps. Cross Country Squad Finishes Well Among Worthy Cpponents Under the superb leadership of james Lehman, the Marion Harding Cross Country Team finished their season with an 8-3 record. The losses came from Worthington, Sandusky, and Ashland, all very strong teams. With co-captains Bob Haviland and jamie Haycox, Phil Orcena and jeff Sankey leading the way, the Harriers finished third in the Buckeye Confer- ence. In the Worthington relays, Harding placed third out of twenty- seven teams. jamie Haycox, Phil Or- cena, and jeff Sankey finished 16th, 18th and 20th respectively. October 24 marked the start of tournament com- petition for the harriers when they took third place in the sectionals. . Cross,Qountry ' nsfe ' J . V They 5 19,3 Mzilisfield Madis 42 5 18' A 2 NIansfie1d5Malabar 41 31 5. fm' Worthington fake' . 25 7 17 ' Columbus West S ,f 42 18 Mansfield Senior W 451 ' 15 Springfield South , Q, Q 48 47 Ashland i 4 'gi 23 38 sox orth ,K F ' 56 38 ,gf -Sandu ' 24 238 Elyria N A 'ui A A if 99 W Vugv ,Lorain V was I 87 4 i . I 'N Zfg . . Q s: ,xl A v:f,,v?, FWHM , 0110854101 NTRY FRONT HOW, S. Brown, Mgr.. B. Haviland, j. Haycox, j. Sankey, T. Meyers, C. Crabtree. S. Kaiser, P. Orcena, B. McCurdy, M. Pos- tle. C. Davis. R. Geyer. C. Cook, Mgr. BACK ROXKQ Coach Lehman, D. Ballinger, M. Barlow, O. Horn, C. Crimes, C. Willis, B. Novik, R. Cooper, P. Dickerson. D. Ly on. R. Jamison. 76 Coach Foster discusses coming meet with Alt- mier and jones. Swimmers Meet Strongest of pposition Thru Competition The swimmers, coached by Warren Foster, were led by Captain Dave jones. The team opened the season with a 67-27 win against Columbus Westland. Captain jones outdistanced all competition in the 200-yard free- style and backstroke events, Mike Altmaier was a winner in the 50-yard and 100-yard freestyle. Bob Virden led the diving competition and jay johnson finished first in the 400-yard freestyle. lan Beveridge finished first in the breaststroke event. December 5th at Sandusky was the opening ac- tion in the Buckeye Conference for Harding's swim team. With fine ef- forts during the season, the team fin- ished with a 5-2 record. Thirteen Prexy swimmers traveled to Toledo for district competition. The team placed seventh in the district. Top scores were Dave jones, Bob Green, jay johnson, Mike Altmaier, and Rick Wakely. Many of the swimmers were involved in aquatic action at the pools during the summer thus training for next year's season. SWIM TEAM: FRONT ROWg W. Werly, D. Edwards, j. Beach, B. Virden, K. Berrian. R. Wakely. ROW TWOg Coach Foster, M. Orth, 1. Bcrrian, T. Robbins, 1. Wilson, S. Longberry, B. Green, A. jones. BACK ROWg J. Beverridge, 1. johnson, D. Phillips. D. Gorneflo, M. Altmier. D. jones. 77 Crapplers Oppose Visiting Teams Entered in Marion Invitational The Wrestling Team, under the direction of Ed Marvich, had a very successful season. Co-captains for the team were Cary Lewis and Mike Hin- ton. The Prexies opened their regular season against Buckeye Valley on December 1. On December 29, Hard- ing captured the Mohawk Tourna- ment with a total of 82 points. Out- standing Harding matmen at Mohawk were Cary Lewis, Mike Hinton, Bruce Herr, and AI Beach. The lst Annual Marion Invitational Eight-Team WVrestling Tournament was held at noir' Harding. The Prexies placed fifth in that competition. Findlay College was the location of the sectional tourna- ment with thirteen grapplers entered in the competition. Dave Lambert, and co-captains Mike Hinton and Cary Lewis captured positions mak- ing them eligible for district tourna- ment competition. Ten Prexy grap- plers participated in a wrestling clinic at Iowa State University to prepare them for the season. The matmen were taught new techniques and sev- eral maneuvers. URW! WRI-ISTIJNC: FRONT ROW - D. Lambert, M. Hinton, T. Howell, C. Crabtree, D. Wood, C. Vogt C. Lewis. SI-ICON D ROW - B. Herr, V. Sizemore, C. Brokaw, A. Beach, D. Waggoner, A. Mitchell Coach Marvich. THIRD ROW - D. Ballinger, D. Mash, G. Thomas, D. Davis, j. Riley, R. Drollin ger, D. Hinton. FOL' RTH ROW- M. Toombs, C. Schnitzler, D. Gilbert, L. Hall, S. Wright, K. Knel ner, FIFTH ROW - T. Baker, S. Hoffman, D. johnson, j. Carver, F. White, M. McDaniels, F Parks, j. Lee. SIXTH ROW - j. Martin, C. Wortz, M. Osbourn, T. Trubee, j. Green, H. johnson BACK ROW: Mgrs. V. Sizemore, S. Brown, T. Moore, D. Casman, D. Humes. 78 x E x A N 1 N i ' ,few 'ss' XX SENIOR CRAPPLERS: C. Lewis, V. Sizemore, S. Herr, C. Brokaw, A. Beach, A. Mitchell, C. Crabtree, M. Hint x Nd , 79 Q. cf ?Q, Golf Team Does Excellent on Front and Back Golf Greens The Prexy Golf team led by fivxe returning Seniors, Steve Race, Bruce jenkins, Tim Brown, Jon Sisler, and Dan Buettin posted an outstanding 10- 3 record. The only low spot in the sea- sonis record was a 4th place finish in the Buckeye Conference, but this was 1 overshadowed by a great second place finish in Sectional play. In the spring, the club played at Calaway Carden Courses in Pine Mt., Georgia. Coach Schoonmaker's entire Prexy team was composed of five seniors, three ju- niors, and two sophmores. , f'-'ws GOLF TEAM: FRONT ROWg D. Buettin, B. jenkins, S. Race, T. Brown. BACK ROWg Coach Schu- nemaker, 1. Shank, D. Wigton, j. Owens, D. Conkle, T. Core. 80 R ,A ,U t .1217 Ilimrlli-,. Tennis Players Net Several Victories in ourt Action With eleven new members, Hard- ing, participated in the tournament. In ing's tennis team was under the direc- the tournament each team was al- tion of Norman Dickman. Captain of lowed a singles' match and a doubles' the Prexy team was Bob Wintering- match. After the teams played, the ham. Heading up the tennis team for winning team was determined by the Harding was Bob Wintringham, Mike total number of points earned by the Orth, jim Williams, Mike Altmeier, teams. Representing Harding in the and jim Stonebreaker. The second singles' match was senior Bob Win- annual High School Invitational Ten- tringham, and in the doubles' match, nis Tournament was held at Harding. Harding was represented by Kent Eight teams - Columbus Brookha- Wing and Dave Stucky. In Harding's ven, Delaware Hayes, Findlay, Lo- record for the season, the team won H H rain Admiral King, Lima Shawnee, one and lost six. Serve Shelby, Westerville and Marion Hard- S' '77 71- f 1 , X? Q 5 ' 1 r .' ,. 'fX! K f . . i, C I fffialtff If, 4,1 f If 'l'1, , ,llzffffl ,.,. fx.. Q lfgfgllcf ' fff , 4 TENNIS TEAM :BELOWM FRONT ROWQ 1. Stonebraker, M. Thomas, K. Wing, 1. Martin, C. Green. BACK ROWg Coach Dickman. M. Orth, B. Win tringham, D. Stuckey, P. Everson, B. Rowland. -. lI'- Coach Swepston and Ted Creasap Baseball Team Takes to Field Showing Talent to Opposition The 1971 Marion Harding Baseball team opened its season under the direction of Greg Swepston. Co-cap- tains for the season were james Buch- atz and Theodore Creasap. Creasap being a one-year letterman and Buch- atz earning two Harding H's,', the Prexies were well directed during the season. Managers for the team were Dana Wilds, Dan Russel, jeff Bell, and Dave Barkley. The 1971 baseball squad had a fine 5-1 record. Under the direction of Coach Swepston, the Prexies possessed a good bevy of pitching aces with Dillard Smith, john Postell, and jeff Cayton representing the seniors, Cary Clapham for the ju- niors and sophomore ace Kelly Fer- rall. Ted Creasup, senior letterman, was behind the plate. Starting off the infield were junior letterman Mike Rhodes at first and junior Dana Mc- Creary at second. Filling the shortstop position was Steve Schweinfurth, ju- nior, and junior Bob Breckley at third. In the outfield for the Presidents, Paul Edwards, Senior, filled the left field position with Senior letterman jim Bushatz in center. Right field was occupied by Bill Wilkinson. Three Harding infielders, Senior Ted Creas- ap, and juniors Dana McCreary and Mike Rhodes, all had batting averages of over 500. BVXSEB,tl.I, 'l'H,-XN1 FRONT ROVKH D. Wilds, Mgr., K. Ferrell, B. Creasap, M. Edwards, D. Humes, D. Smith, C. Claphan, j. Cuyton, M. Barlow, S. Schultz. NI. Barkly, Mgr. BMIK ROVNI Coach Swepston, T. Creasap, j. Postel, M. Rhodes, T. Smith, j. Buckley, S. Shwienfurth, B. McKinnis, j. Bushatz, B. Wilkinson. 82 .gp- . , , . , . . . , - uw SN if ' . ' I ' 'MM' 'Q,3l 'i A' 4-u-mwah , V ' ef ' ' 'K' ' A ,,,' I 1 . X . A. . 5 ,' x L1 50 - - wa ' -...Q .' ' V of f - ' -1' i 'X .W . .A. - . QQ ,fi -. - I . ' I ' f :viii- . -' . , ' .on f' -w 'i ' ,- ff - -f c - . -. we-f if 1 -3 ' . g ' 2 . 'gr .4 ' - 3 -1, I 2 .-ff -. .. '--3' ' '. . x ' V L ' v T- '- af -- -Q' , ,Y-f W ,,,,,.: A - 3, - .kl.,f. Z, - , -5 ja , 'xr . v . -N- , I .', I , -. v,-i,- ',. .lr V' , 4 Q .,' Y ' v kv- W ' - .f -X, , K , 7 if X H A, '1 , -, r' T ' b Q , , A.,,k .,- , ,,, 1 ,U ,.-5,g, :- ,. 2 .' f f- Q- A- we .1 ! , - -f V 'T 4..- -1- 19: we 1+ - f' ' 'R---F' . 'ff '- Q -5 2 U J:-A vhihi ' H4-A.,i J H , Awww i., if :,'.,.A - V. K.. . . A 4 X -. 4 .. w 5 I' ' ' A- 'V J , A ' , WS., X I A l- ,Q g iS71 'fw ' - V.',., . Harding Baseballers swing practice rounds before the opening game of Buckeye Conference play. 'lflll ' WSE.-, A L, '. e 1 1 LIL lk Url W1 4-.- Ig-X I .rf l F 1 l 84 ,fd i I 85 4,3 9. l ' 4 if ,A 1 au- ' '19 ' , x E.,,,.- A Q, xgvj 1 1 W , Af-gf j 2,.--' I L - 4 'V f - --2 ' 1 'l O o-- Q..-1 Q ,I f :Em l'V s C' T .. , , 1. Q 3 - - ' ,. fa 'tl' . 6 A1'vs,l ,P :Ups ,QQ ,qifgf :P .IV '1 9 rf.-f'xi.',1'u N P+ w5f'1Qm1 A W S uh -. iv- 1. x . U J' , W- 3 .,. . Ugra- we Q Q Q ri - f 5 I Z- X Peopl rf. QAM.. 'WI 1 . W! ,, 'M sz , U A:..mHf- -5. -1 K, ,.., Robert S. Brown Superintendent of Schools BOARD Ol: I-1lDt'CI.X'I'lON: Slf.-X'l'lfD - Imo- gene Minshall, clerk. treasurer: Dr. Richard Weber: Nlrs. Richard Morgan. STANDING - Nlr. john VValker: Mr. Edwin Mitchell: Dr. james Creetham. SPECIAL PERSONAL: Sli.'X'l'lilJ - Mr. Joseph Whistler: Mr. Rayl Conyers: Dr. David Miller, Mrs. Mary Lou Schindler. Mrs. Glenda Martin, Mrs. Geraldine Whistler. STXNDINCL - Mr. Norman Fogt, Mr. Melvin Bernow. Mr. Henry Zaborniak. l Decisions Made by Administrators and Board of Education Members As a prelude to the 1970-71 school year, the Board of Education mem- bers and school administrators adopt- ed several new policies and rules. The dress code was liberalized by includ- ing slacks for girls and no socks for boys in warm weather. During the summer, the back parking lot was lengthened to accommodate more cars for the growing number of stu- dents driving to school. In late fall, the construction of a new gym, in ad- dition to the old, was completed and is now serving the school with more adequate physical education facilities. Also, for the first time in many years, the seniors are required to take phys. ed. for a full year. Curriculum-wise, the faculty and administrators began a program to evaluate the school's edu- cation process through the North Cen- tral Association of Colleges and Sec- ondary Schools. Exam values were cut to represent only one-seventh of stu- dents' grades as a search for fairer means of using exams. Class schedul- ing in the future will now be done by computer process, as a quicker, more efficient means of scheduling classes. 5 s - . 7.4 - 5115! ,e l f Dr. David Miller Assistant to the Superintendent Marion Shank J0hl'l Steward Principal Assistant Principal 4' , 1 Q 'W 1 K uipJ' r ' ff Grace Schlientz Herbert Tillet Richard Rees james Drake Mary Rowley Shirley Phillips Beverly Marshall Cindy Winters 91 -ml. if, Virginia Alexander Mary Cree Calhoun Joyce Creager Mary Drake Alice Calloway Maxine Creen jerry Hall Patricia Kaiser Clover Mae Linscott fi ' Language Studies Bring Rewards Bright new insights into different lands and cultures and a broader un- derstanding of the English language are the profits reaped from the study of languages. Efficient teaching meth- ods, such as Language Labs and Inde- pendent Study, bring a greater under- standing of the speaking, writing, and listening skills associated with com- munication. Cood backgrounds in languages help students to adapt more readily to the changing of a melting pot world. I 'Q' Q: 92 'Q Delores Oiler Angela Parks Patricia Richardson jo Ann Radwin Ruth Slone Carolyn Smith 7 Mary jo Stafford Robert Webb Mrs. Alexander instructs French I H1519 X , M .. : C I as .gl .0-' Innovative Ideas Help Bring New Insight of Governmental Work After completing its second year of studies, the Multi-cultural course plans to continue at Harding as an in- sight into different races and societies. Movies and discussion on the past help students evaluate the present, and lectures given by important peo- ple of today lead students to a greater understanding of the world and its problems. Recent local elections and mock bill-passing brings the govern- ment into the classroom. World histo- ry being no longer required, students have a better chance to become in- volved with the social, political, and psychological aspects of our immedi- ate area. Among the social sciences offered are psychology, sociology, economics, World history, American history, and American government. Together these provide a worthy pro- gram of greater social awareness. Nicholas Alex james Andrews Elvin Beach Rodney Banks Norman Dickman 94 -.., 'tvs lg -V fi f Li M1 ,, Q' ff ,W .K ,sim f ,ws v an--M Q 2. 3X 3 is av ,Sy he 51,19 H - X55-3?-if 5' .' '-Q! ss , , f' 5, gig if. 'fm ' ,W i, Y,1 fc?fg .VN 1 Q , + -' l .' e aigasg-Q21 Hier F , , ' 31 . diffs: Q ' f3gi, W 5 , ' , jflgq. ixlwr. --fig by rrp, ff' , gi - ., , ' 11,5-I, in ' , ,ffwul-7' f f .:, .i . v , -b I V, X ,:,.qlT,l! Af '52, -.145-.Q 1-fa iw .ve i .. ' 1' Avail le f ff Y , 3 4 If Yi WW ' -f AR w57Pi3f55-' F Q! fx ' 5 - '-1' . A as X 4 5f-QC-3, I T effsls ig .S 'Q -I 5 . ' 31, N If f Q Wd' 715, , , we w - was A f:Qs'.:?W4-v--bm if ' tr 4 -qv K -ffzfgz. 5 V. , v.,w-k,i?gi3,fQ5,, gm ,E new 1 05 5591 1-' ' aff ' ,:' ' -Y' ' ' -, :' s X '31 'fn t if K -.tp igQi-.2 5?':,4- , Z4 7 is wzt 1' Qu, af rs f X ,151 . fn.mim,i-.2 'A , . Q I Kathleen Kuhns William Lowery Paul 0'Rourke William Pope Kenneth Somerlot Daniel Yoakam Mr. Banks reviews historic documents with Blanche Moore. Government class hears Mr. Studer's views on America. J 4? W is if -U Departments of ath and Science Put Basic Skills into Practical Use With the help of modern equip- ment. the science departments have much to offer students in the way of laboratory and technical fundamen- tals. They enable the student to probe the depths of life and life functions and the forces involved. Energy and the composition of matter are studied and analyzed. Organisms. their struc- tures. functions. and mobility are rec- orded and compared to each other and are studied to gain a greater meaning from life. Offering a better under- standing of the elements around us. chemistry and biology courses strengthen our knowledge in these areas. A Mathematics are progressing and expanding to meet future fields in log- ic, reasoning. and computerization. As Howard Ballinger Edward Bell Betty Campbell Ramon Cox jack Graham Harold Hazelett the world changes to meet the grow- ing needs of the people, so mathemat- ics must change to meet the continu- ing advancement of occupations in this field. The Science Fair helps students to creatively use their knowledge through some worthy project while studying extensively one facet of learning. Giving students a more ad- vanced education, Math-Science Sem- inar provides programs from various places around Marion to instruct them in more specialized areas. So while preparing students for a faster paced era. Harding's science and mathemat- ics departments are quickly becoming more of an emphasis on what turn the oncoming era will take. .i .10 96 v...-I 4 I-U' . ,, sn- ,, . - - 5 7.sj-g'.f Thomas Lehner Mary Reeser I' Y'P'xTl. 'w 6' Ronald Alvarez Richard Arndt Loretta Arndt Richard Brown Patricia Butler Connie Cavinee Keith Becker Richard Brady Gerald Doan judy Felgar Nancy Fle'ure jean Griffith riff f .R I! f 195 fffl4 Xl, 3. . - -13 .M :wx-,Mehta 'xl-, Q-ii-. tr? frxfx-X15-u-L' S vt' 1? ed ,gil David Crube Coerge Lane Ed Marvich Ed Miller Martha Parrot William Swihart Gregory Swepston Cary Warner Specialized Educations Teaches Skills Not Found Elsewhere tt Teachers use Selected Programs to Better Skilled Area Strengthm Teachers use Selected Programs to Better Skilled Area Strength Through special programs such as physical education, drivers education, printing, and art, teachers provide students with selected skills useful in certain aspects of life. Physical educa- tion helps the students to develop their bodies and to maintain good physical fitness. Through exercises and strenuous group games, students learn the basics of good muscle and body tone. Drivers education provides as a background in the mechanics of a car, good driving habits, and driving safety rules for beginning drivers. Print shop and art are two specialized studies which enable students to mas- ter creative skills that can be applied to other jobs. Printing gives students a start in the basic principles involved in laying out printed material, setting up type, andlearning the measure- ments associated with printing. Art cultivated the creativity already in- born in the students to be used con- structively in fields outside the school. 99 Rosaclaire Anthony james Caryer jane Denman Polly Drake Leia Corslin Susan Crogg Ruthann Hinaman Willard Kocsovsky james Lehman I. Vocational Skills Are Developed VVorking continually for the obtain- ing of greater skills, the vocational students learn the basics of good busi- ness and mechanics. The cooperative office education courses, known as COE, are to in- struct drafting and office students for a good future job. 'D' 1 100 Those interested in merchandising are instructed in its fundamentals while others are helped in the class- room and on the job in a half work, half school day. Other programs such as OWE and ICA help the students too. at .N ICQ f V ,1 K 5 Homer Lentz john McCue Helen Maxwell Paul M9iSl6r Fred Miers Bridget Moran Raymond Nason Donald Neimeisler joseph Petrich james Schultz Richard Slack Thomas Shcslcy 101 Bernard Brooks Shirley Bccry Charles Stevens Barbara Truka Minnie VVinder Robert WVinterhoff ,EW gs '- LY' 00' IM Pauline Saunders Qlnbrarianl LEFT: Mrs. Denmans C.O.E. class was one of sever- al classes that worked in an office to gain the neces- sary experience while going to school for one half day. BELOW: Ten girls invaded the print classes of Mr. Brooks this year. With them twenty-three boys formed the print club for the purpose of increasing knowledge and skills in addition to those acquired in the classroom. Yi ilulix UD 1 li ll! 2 wi lf, L i 55 1 l xl r l Q I -elf I ' .1 1 f l W I A ' 'Y Dale Haehten was honored as the highest rank- ing Senior in the class and delivered the vale- dictory speech in the annual senior on May 2lst. ' ll llllilllll N. -.. yv' . ' 1 'WRU fliy sp' i i Wrrr Senior class officers for the year were: Vaughn Sizemore, President: Preston Owens. Vice President Marla Stienman, Secretary: and Dale llachten, Treasurer. Seniors uAceept ur Freedom, But Assuine Responsibilityv Nlarlene Abrams Carol Albright Daniel Albright joel Alexander Nliehael .Xltmaimr Larry .kneel james ,Knderson Pauline Anderson X icki Anderson llenrielta Arnold 104 James Arthur Cary Azaroff Lynda Baker Patricia Baker Deborah Baldauf Michael Banks Rhonda Barton Linda Basinger Amy Bauer Randi Bayles Elvin Beach Willis Beam LuAnne Bell Candace Bender Michael Beringer M Lucas 1 Wyatt T Creasap E Felt B Seclcel S Gantt P Thomas D Brown, L. Green, C. Black and D Pheonix were responsible for the invitations chosen for use bv the senior class. LICFT: john Berridge Sandra Bertke wg, David Bibbee Betty Bishop I6 I Clifford Black Gwendolyn Black Mildred Blaine Bessie Blankenship jack Blankenship Gyrus Blazer Kathy Blevins Gary Boggs Roger Bolander Brenda Botts .-il' Timothy Bowers Betsy Boyd Gene Boyd Phyllis Breece Gregory Brokaw RICQIIT' A. Vonderhide. G. Black. N. Halber- stein, S. Stillings, S. McKay, S. Payne. M. Postle, B. Grawhaugh. P. Laird, G. Brust. P. Edwards, D. Wilson. Nl. Hinton. and P. Pezely set the menu and cared for the other necessities in preparation for the senior breakfast. 'lie-I.. Q 'W' sb' Y-W Rm 'H' - - ., ,Ja ,. 1 1 f ff FQ! s.. ef, - :- . ' I I , -exif'-PZ ?f .'r.f'! 5. . ABOVE: Mitsee Mash gave her time to producing Harding's literary Magazine, Orb . She edited it in addition to her job as News Editor for the Herald. LEFT: Senior picnic committee was made up of M. Roecker, H. Arnold, S. lmbody, F. Gifford, T. Brown, 1, Larkin, C. Smith, and C. Courtright. Allen Brooks Debra Brown Karen Brown Phyllis Brown Sharon Brown Timothy Brown Cynthia Brust Daniel Buettin Brenda Burggraf john Burke james Bushatz Jacqueline Campbell Ronald Cary Marty Carpenter Cathy Case CAP and Cown committee measured heads and height to determine the correct size for the class members. Committee members were: R. Walker. D. Grimm. C. Lewis. K. XVhitc, C. Yeag- er, D. Hachten. 1. Haycox. J. Faust. NI. Terry, C. Black. P. Baker. O. Simmons. Nl. Earl. and M. Porter. Doris Caserta Cary Chase Pollyann Christian Sheryl Christian Cathy Clark Connie Clark Darlene Clefford QQ., Laura Cochran Judy Cochrane Sondra Cochrane Margaret Cofer Donald Collins Vickie Colley Garry Cook joan Cooke Bonita Copeland Bonnie Copeland Walter Cordell Eulice Cornet! Carolyn Courtrigh' Rick Cox Daniel Crabtree Cary Crabtree Danny Crace Beverly Crawbaugh Ted Creasap .-ij, Mark Croll W Roderick Crowder Sue Dale Betty Darnell H .: '1:, 5 4 :',,' ii el' ' ' f V , S Eugene Daso I -4 - V 'llgimothy Daugherty ., . on Davis g Earl Davis 5 1 Gregory Davis I, , f XZ- ' 5 1 .V X X, E rf Sharon Davis Ioelle DeFranks Thomas DeHaven Michael Dickerson Priscilla Diehl LEFT: Seniors Cindi Moore, Bill Ferrall, Kathy Ropke, and junior, Darroll Wagner represented Harding to the International Rotary sponsored Student Conference on Private Enterprise at Tiffin Calvert High School in February. judith Dodge john Dorlo: Deborah Douglas Linda Douglas l,cnora Downing Ida Downs Suella Drake Eric Duffev Linda Duhl Cheryl Dunbar jackie Dunson Marv Earl Rodney Edler Alice Edwards Lisa Edwards Paul Edwards Michael Eiseman LeRoy Elliott David Evans Fern Evans in '71 lilf.H'l' Mr. Shank congratulates National Merit Scholarship commendation recipients Al Mitchell, Nlitsee Slash. Bob Puhr. Steve Kaiser. Mark Croll, and Dale Hachten. 'T' j fi? 'fr tial K 1 f 6 N 5 Ji if! '. fb- 4. . 1 l FRN , , Z V , P nf A BOVE: Chosen as junior Altrusans for the year were Gail Powell, Mitsee Mash, and Paddy Diehl. LEFT: janet Centzlar came off with the Teen-of-the year honor from the Marion Star. Debra Everly Jacqueline Faust Santon Fees ,,, Debra Felchlin Erick Felt 'Q Bill Ferrall Joni Fetter Linda Finchman Glen Fissell Marjorie Fitzwater Nancy Fleming Edward Foreman Larry Forrest Joyce Fox Helen Franklin 111 Donna Freese Sharon Frost Alvin Gamble Sharon Gantt jeanett Gaskins Marnee Geer Thomas Geer janet Gentzler Richard Geyer William Gibson Frank Gifford Michael Giles Lee Gipson Sandy Glenn Daniel Gorenflo Philip Graff Marsha Graham Margo Grate Dennis Gray Jeffrey Green I I ! l I - 1 ABON E Carol Hall and Sue Kmnett offer assist to Matt Rock in annual Football Mum sale. l,lfF'l': Lynda Green William Griffin Kathleen Griffith Laura Grimm Pamela Grishkat David Gruber jeff Guyton jerry Guy Patricia Haberman Dale Hachten Nancy Halberstein Heidi Halbert Deborah Hale Carol Hall Larry Hall I in A- 1 in L14 Ted Wilson prepares term paper to specifications in typing class. Cynthia Halley Kathleen Halley Larry Hamilton jan Hamilton Sue Hamilton Cecil Hamm Nlelvin Hanson Claudia Hancock Thomas Hardgrove Linda Harper Marsha Harper Angela Harris Lynette Harris Nlarvin Harris jeffrey Hartman 'W llfl' LIL: I 5 nun g I 0 1 One of the library's daring books has caught the eye of Mike Hinton Fw, A U 'HQ 4 Esther Haubert Robert Haviland jamie Haycox Anita Hayden Franklin Helms Patrick Henry Bruce Herr Steven Herr Roger Hessler Diana Hicks Richard Hilt Michael Hinton Timothy Hoch Dwyte Hoffman Steven Hoffman Michele Hoffman Debra Holland Lewis Holland janet Holloway Gregory Holloway LEFT: Marion Transit Authorityn with Craig Schertzer, Wayne Richardson, Harry Biffle. Ted Wilson, Cary Boggs. Dan Buettin, Dave Bibbee. and joel Alexander provided the rok sounds for the class song, sung to the tune of Twenty-five or Six to Four . XBOYF Put Your Hand in the Hand HIC HT Prom Night. Stephan Holloway jerry Honaker Blochael Huber Richard Huddle Linda Huggler Janet Hughes Patricia Hunt Kevin Iden Lanny Imboden Sara Imbody Kevin Ionno Lennie jackson Bruce jenkins Cary lenner johnnie johnson Brenda Johnston Rosemary Jolley David jones jeunette jones Kenneth jones IX -ct!! ,af ,. Samuel jones William jones Marsha jude Paula judy Stephan Kaiser Michael Keeton Steve Keirns james King Sue Kinnett William Kirsh Peggy Knight john Kokas Karen Kraner Sue Kraner Debra Krider Nancy Kuhn Paul Laird jo Ellen Larkin Pamela Larkin Cheryl Lashey rw , W ' r L, 1 ti l.l'fFT: Senior girls took active interest in print shop course. .X BOX ti: Performance by Greg Williams and Brad McCurdy. FAR RIGHT: Carolyn Courtright re- ceived the Marion Star's special award for journalistic contributation in addition to Mike Taylor. IMMEDIATE RIGHT: Mitsee Mash's scientific contributations won the Bausch and Laumb Award for her efforts. Cary Lewis Diana Linger Joyce Long Michael Lore Rob Loren Carolyn Louclc Randy Lower Laurie Lucas Nlarlc Lucas Greg Lust Barbara Lutz john Luti Scott Nlackay C1-orgt-Nlalone Patricia Nlalone ,,, Sanford Malone jerry Marquis Marilyn Martin Melvin Martin Steven Martin Rebecca Mascari Melissa Mash johnny Mayes Ronald Mayes Brad McCurdy A14 Michael McGraw Carl MeKinnis Donna Meade Deborah Meddles Tomas Mesa A BOYE: Barbership Quartette of Cary Boggs, Ted Wilson, and Harry Riffle perform for annual Star- duster Review. LICFT: Mike Taylor receives Marion Star award for contributions made in journalism while serving as Herald editor. 119 RIGHT: Senior Chene Dunbar enjoys prom night with date Craig Gibson a 1970 graduate of Harding Deborah Metzger Barrie Miller Christiane Miller janet Miller Kitty jo Miller Donald Millisor jenniler Mills Alan Mitchell Yield Mitchell Thomas Monnette Cynthia Moore Cornelia Moore Steven Moore Mary Morrison Sandy Mounts Peggy Mull Brenda Mullins james Myers Thomas Myers juclith Nash XBOX l' Kevin Iden examines world inside the micro scope l I- IA I Printers turn off latest edition Peggy Neff Paul Nelson Kenneth Niles Deborah Nolan Teresa Nolan james Nonon Marcia Oliver Philip Orcena Terry Orr Michael Orth Paul Ouelette Preston Owens Lynn Owens Leonard Packer Karen Parish ,X W nnda Parish jcrry Parkvr jclfcry Parks Nlichacl Parks D1-bra Patrick james Patterson Sharon Payne Paul Pa.-zlcy Bonnie Pfahlcr Nlary Phelps Jeffery Phillips Stephan Phillips Norma Pilley Michael Ploetz Niary I0 Porter Q? Xl HN I' Nir. Stuwsurd txamims mm computer schzd IL plan. I.l' l'I' Nlaru f oftr .irguts har mast to L lou spa-rch class mt-mhz rs Michael Porter john Postell Michael Postell Michael Postle Cail Powell janie Price Robert Puhr Timothy Raab Steven Race Steven Ramsey Scott Rankin Vicki Reidenbaugh Cyndee Richardson Wayne Richardson Linda Riester Harry Riffle Bonita Rinbolt Cheryl Rinehart Susan Rinesmith Brenda Rizer LEFT Senior john Snell works at one of sever- al laths available for use to those enrolled in one 7. .- , shi MIP r mag mn ...aussi Xlil IX lf Nlilce Hinton asks H0w'd he do il? at assembly on atomic en- ergy. R IlLll'I' Rachel Warner brought jesus Revolution to Harding. jeff Roberts Harley Robinson Phy llis Robinson J Dennis Rodman Nlarsha Roecker IFF' jane Roof .Xnna Roopc Kathry n Ropkc I.inda Rose Debra Rosehcrry Sheila Rupright Sarah Rush Dania-l Ruswll Laura Russell Nlichacl Samples 124 Jeffery Sankey Linda Saunders Patricia Saunders Craig Schertzcr Ann Schillingcr Bruce Seckel Michael Shenefield Lou Ann Sherer Laura Shifflet David Sifritt Connie Simmons Pamela Simmons Richard Simpkins jon Sisler Vaughn Sizemore XBOX IA Prom goers enjov the hard rock sounds in a quieter light. Llfl- l' Nlrs Vernon Slll'lll0l'l' Phillip Slouc- 'll-rcsa Slonc Carl Smith Dillard Smith Timothy Smith john Snell Dean Snyder Donald Snyder Steven Somerlot james Southwa rd Nlarla Steinman james Stephan Anita Stewart Cherie Stone -'-5-5 9?-N ifi' iv .I ,I -T. fl' if - Q Il ' .l .XBOYI-I. Reverend james Kinsey delivers Baccalaureatte invocation. LEFT: New grad receives much deserved hand shake. 126 Y I l' l V V E i l 'I .git Wm HW in , E di ,E 'O' Lai' james Stonebraker Richard Swartz Timothy Sweeny Stanley Swihart john Sycks Sherry Sykes Marsha Tackett Pamela Tackett Michael Taylor Randy Tennar Sharon Tennar Michael Terry Marlow Thomas Michael Thomas Pamela Thomas Ruth Throckmorton Deborah Tiller Brent Tozzer Catherine Tromm Patrick Truka Homecoming Queen Cherie Dunbar steps from Sax ophone formed to represent the instrument played by her m the marching band. liltllll' Seniors jim Kuhn. Ron Turner Tom Cecr Craig Schertzcr. and Tim Smith played the roles of roustahouts for the all-school musical Carnival and gave vocal hack-up and strong arm for moving of scenery during show. Donald Tucker Ronald Turner Frank l'lery William Vanbuskirk Rebecca Varner Ann Vonderheide Elizabeth Wagner Mark Waddle Charles Walker Kristan Walker Rodney VValker james VVallace Cathy Walter Nancy Walter Buddy VYard Rachel warner joseph Warwick Rick Watson Nlark Webb Stephanie Weiser I E 128 FU Dennis Weller Wally VVerling james VVhelan Kathleen White Larry White Dana W'ilds Beverly VVilliams Diana Williams Greg Williams james Williams Larry W'illiams Ronald Williams Linda VVilliamson Deborah VVillis Sharon WVilmeth Deborah Wilson Donna Wilson Theodore W'ilson Hugh VVintgens Robert Wintringham RIGHT Senior graduates take final walk as mamebers of the Harding student body during graduation EKCCTSIZES held in the Marion Cola- jerry Xtoolum ,lolm Nj att Cheryl Wa gle Christina Yager john Yeoman Sandra Young Barbara Zimmerman Paula johnson -s .7g3.I-X ,N w 5 1 -n K 'Wf r V gil f XBOX li Senior Dave Bibbee checks Cary Crahtree's forehead for signs of illness during Senior lfat-Out . HICLI l'I' Carl Smith Escorts Senior Homecoming Attendant Patty Haberman. a 'fr-1-n-If-v 1 , ' , gli. . - A - l- . ,. . ..fs:'..M.. -A Nw'--it-X '49 MW '- ' M NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEM BERS: Henrietta Arnold, Pat Baker, Gary Boggs, Debbie Brown, Dan Buettin, Doris Caserta. Laura Cochran, Car- olyn Courtright, Bev Crawbaugh, Ted Creasap, Mark Croll, Paddy Diehl, Cherie Dunbar, Paul Edwards, Bill Ferrall, Joni Fetter, Donna Freese, Sharon Gantt, janet Gentzler, Franf Gifford, Marsha Graham, Dede Grimm, Pam Grishkat, Dale Hachten, Carol Hall, Angie Harris, jamie Haycox, Frank Helms, Dwyte Hoffman, Debbie Holland, Linda Huggler, Sara Imbody, Steve Kaiser, Paul Laird, Laurie Lucas, Mitsee Mash, Brad McCurdy, Barrie Miller, Al Mitchell, Vicki Mitchell, Cindi Moore, Cornelia Moore, Peggy Neff, Mary jo Porter, Gail Powell, Bob Puhr, Scott Rankin, Linda Riester, Mar- sha Roecker, Kathy Ropke, Sara Rush, Ann Schillinger, Dave Sifrit, Connie Simmons, Vaughn Sizemore, Terrie Slone, Carl Smith, Sherry Sykes, Mike Taylor, Mark Webb, Stephanie Weiser, Kathy White, Debbie Wilson, Bob Wintringham, john Wyatt, Chris Yager, Sandy Young, Tom Mesa. f if fi X L Pictures Capture Final Weeks for Our Graduating Seniors i 1 We 3 ,,..6f I ! ,am V- i in ,- 5 I 1 I U 1 1 1 I 4' a' 1 'f. 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W gy' A ,ggixph if 3 , , I' Q -pn X.,- o I X V '. 1 i bw B nl 7' Cheryl Abbot Cindy Akershoek Brenda Albright Candy .Albright Dave .Alexander Andonia Allemenos Vicki Allen Cary .Allman Carol Alm Emerson Alspach Brenda .Andrews Anne Arnold David Arthur Steve Arthur Terry Austin Barry Baker Dennis Baker Holley Baker Richard Baker Sharon Ballinger Chellie Barkley Nlike Barlow jody Barnhart Robert Barr Sheryl Bartter Nancy Baseler Ed Bash Denise Bauer Bonnie Bays Paul Bechtle Chuck Beck jeff Bell Barbara Bender joel Berrian Christine Berridge Mindy Berridge Calvin Berry Debra Berry Mike Berry Robert Berry Lewie Bibb Phil Binau Renee Birnbaum jackie Black Sarah Black Mark Blackford Yicki Blankenship jeanne Blevins Pat Bobst Nlikc Boaine David Boganwright jerry Bolton Linda Bond Ronald Boswell Dan Bowers Cary Brarnmell A v, 1 fl All' I bv junior Class fficers rganize Selected to serve as officers of the junior class for 1970-71 were four members of the Harding class that will be the one-hundreth to graduate in Marion. Serving as president was jay johnston, while john Shank was chosen vice-president. Myra Littleton and Chris Wilson cared for the admin- istrative duties of treasure and secre- job of these four juniors to select and advise the committees in charge of prom decorations, prom arrange- ments, and the prom program. Each of these committees was responsible for the Western style prom held in May. The officers also served as organiz- ers of other class functions such as assemblies and elections. tary for the class of 1972. It was the i-5: ls! ,MW 'lg jj ,, , ,gg N Q X Q' .C , it A ' A A 5 e v ' 7-f' 'Ain I f A . , .AV A ,, 1- S ini, A 1 -1 95 -e , - xc' tr.: i ,rf .ty 2'-,Ei , in 1 X T A la si .,. lu is ,, 1 i ii ,Wifi X- 7 .lu X Q 1, X p.. n ii' I v 1-1 I I 1 L : 1 4? ff is J ' rv V' f r f to A U 11' lf 'f-3 H14 . , -, sz .,: . 1 'v us .K ,,..ff . 2 X., it av' sw. 'ii fs. ,s 1, 4 X .Q as .01 -1 K --lb' '95 , Ny .1 X . ' 'rr W ,. 'F M E' Ak -M Q fi. wt ,- '15 i, ij' ' 1 .PN xs f P QR' Mike Brewer Theresa Brewer Scott Brickley Robert Briner Nancy Brown Sherry Brown Roseann Buckley jackie Burggraf Robert Burke Sheila Burkett Dave Burris judi Burton Sheryl Bush Debbie Butcher Rick Butcher Sharon Cahill Roger Camm Bob Campbell Dennis Carpenter Rick Carpenter Ricki Carr Ken Carrington Mike Caudill Debbie Chapman Cary Chapman john Chapman Tom Chapman Roger Chase Ruth Childers Larry Claffey Cary Clapham Pam Clapsaddle Debbie Clark jeff Clark john Clark Marie Clark Dick Cleveland Liana Cochran Randy Cochran Michelle Cole Norman Cole Dale Collins Rick Columber Dan Conkle Cathy Conklin Steve Conklin Ollie Conners Cathy Cook Craig Cook Richard Cooper Marjorie Corbin Dan Cordell Cheryl Cowell Marsha Cowgill Rita Cox Velma Cox Terry Crabtree Beverly Crace Brenda Craig Paula Cranston Diane Craven Bruce Creasap Fred Crowder Lynn Cryder Karen Hinklen serves tea to Greg Rice in Arsenic and Old Lace X! Nlikc Taylor congratulates Brant McFarlin on first place journalism trophx win Barb Culp Bill Cunninghman Nancy Cunninghman Lynette Currcn Dcnise Dangler Kathy Dardingcr Carolyn Daum Toni Daum Becky Davis Bill Davis Dan Davis Debbie Davis Cary Dean Rhonda DeBolt Bob Dever jim Dickerson Patrick Dickerson Theresa Dickerson Bruce Diehl johnny Dillinger joni Dillingcr Tim Disbcnnctt Linda Dixon Dan Draper Tom Dripps Rich Drollingcr jvff Duncan jim Dutt x 4 S- 'EQ lr fi ...S fx x,-A T , .f H -1 l ei 5 1 :- iv I p .fx f 'Jil I 5 P. rr rv - RH A , gl, i Ill, 2. '4N'z I 551 , ' 'an I v N 1 I - N 1 ,il sr V, lit l i B , i , fu 1 f N I , ,B 146 r l t l p a o 0 l lmluffq x ' It t I Q, -1 -. ' IQ-D Al 6 ' 'J' -. , W , 4x ', flf f - s ,v xv X- - - Q! ll fer' r rf M .4 N :N xr- :L fa B 5 as 3 E l hx . yl 'xx' N 1 l l 5 1 m E A S ,R 4 A e s at R A ' K .ki 1 'I B 4- QR 'E 4 .1 Q2 E 5 Vai ...xl ,s fl a ' -af ' to , 'Q ' ' .. - L -3 fi rl' C U f if: R SI, luv IW- III i-Q' Carl Ferguson jill France Cindi Freeman Dana Gamble Carl Gannon Nancy Gast Patti Gatrell lv- , l Rebecca Dutton Vic Dutton Danny Dye Barbara Eakins jan Edington Sheryl Edington Cathy Edler joe Edmister Mike Edwards Robert Egg jane Eikcnbary Barb Eilerman Steven Elliott Richard Emans Barb England Charles Esterline Steve Estes Diana Evans Elizabeth Evans Eric Exley Ronald Faunce Al Favors jerry Favors Marie Felt joan Gearhiser Robert Cease Belinda Geyer Carla Gibson Dave Gibson Gary Gibson jill Gilmore jim Glass Debbie Goddard Daryl Gorenflo Richard Gorenflo Mike Grahan jim Granger Robert Green Becky Gribble Doris Griffith Robert Griffith Vern Grilfith Gary Grimes Brad Gruber Michele Halbert Dennis Hamm jon Hand Terry Hanson Dennis Hardie Ken Harriman Mike Harris jim Hartle Randy Hartman David Haubert joe Haubert Darlene Hawk junior pep clubers show team sup port for basketball season. Nlr. Webb assists back stage while on staue Arsenic and Old Lace play s for satisfied Crowd. David Hawkins Debbie Hawks Terry Haycox Clyde Hayes juday Heiser Dave Helms Nlarsha Henderson jeff Hemel Dale Herr Debra Herriott Steve Hersman jack Higgins Mike Hildreah Debbie Hill Cary Hinaman Nlonica Hindman Yickey Hindman Karen Hinklin Yickey Hinton Cary Hoffman Nancy Hogan Deborah Holcomb john Holler Bruce Holt Rich Holt Roxanna Honaker Randy Hopkins Randy Hostetler Sue Huddlestun Barb Huffman Bonnie Huffman Rod Hughes Dan Humes Larry Hyme Dave Imbody Dick Imbody Chris jackson Tom jett David johnson janet johnson jay johnston Patricia johnston Mike jolliff Andy jones Donald jones Vt'ade jones Robert jordan jenny judy Tom jump Diana Keirns Lois Keirns jeff Kelly Kelly Kellner Dave Kimbcrling Mike King Diana Klingel Dave Kohler Diana Kohler Debbie Koons Pam Koons Doug Koehring Karen Krider David Krausz jurgen Krosla F' Ai K rfixff 'ff 9' 4? x. sf lv. -J M ,- 1 4 in 1 I 'if I xaJ U -Q i ' i l J x 'v . , 1-bf ,, v vu 9' K- .r pg: J C! 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Rich Kuba Lori Kurz Patty Laekery Carol Lamb Tim Landon Theresa Lang Debbie LaVette Doug Leedon Charlton Lester Marianne Little Myra Littleton Pam Loekard Iudy Logan Brenda Long Steve Longberry james Loper Debra Lord Debbie Louck Mike Lumberson Sharlene Lumpkins Sharon Lumpkins Dale Lyons Cayla Lyons Cerry Lysaght Rhonda Mahaffey Susan Malone Sally Maloney Linda Manley Wayne Martin Allen Mason Velma Mason Fred Massie Debra May Laura Maynard jill McAfee Sheila McCloskey Bonita McCombs Phil McCombs Dave MeCrery Alfred McDaniel Gloria McDuffie Marcia McElroy Brandt McFarlin Cathy McCary Charles McCinniss Randy McCinty Dan McGowan Tim McGuire jerry McKenzie Ralph McKenzie Vickey McKenzie Connie McKnight P. J. McNoldy Carol McQuillen Brenda Merwin Randy Messenger Kathy Miers Krista Miers Robert Milar Becky Miller George Miller Melvin Miller Pam Miller Steve Milligan Q Tom Milligan Connie Mitchell Mary Moffett Blanche Moore Rita Moore Yvonne Moore Ilannah Morris jessica Moshanger Dave Moser Halter Mullins Dean Murphy Debbie Murphy Evelyn Murphy Russell Murton Connie Newell Chantelle Nicolosi Paul Noe Marguerite Norris Bob Novik Kim Nuhfer Beverly Nusser Debbie Orcena Linda Orr Lisa Orsini Marion Osborne Debbie Outhwaite Debbie Owens jim Owens Learo Owens Arlene Pack Gail Packer Richard Parish john Parr Sam Parsons john Partlow john Patrick Doug Patterson Marla Peacock Glenn Pearson jeff Pennington Steve Pennington Brenda Perry Vicki Perry Ilelen Peterson fired Persinger Peggy Pezely Glenn Pfahler jim Phillmore joann Pilley Robert Pitchford Mark Postell Golf: Postlc judy Potts Peggy Potts janice Prater Dawn Pratt X f Committees Plan For Yearis End junior class committees found themselves busy with the years' end. The majority of their work involved making the 1971 prom a success. Again Mr. Hazlett and Mr. Shesky as- sisted onthe huge production. With heads together. the program committee came up with an original western theme for the prom, naming it the Wild, Wild West . The program committee also acquired the Stix and Stones for music and I Love You ,if ,Q li - PW, Alice B. Toklasn as the movie for entertainment. With a western theme, the decora- tion committee built up the props to resemble a western town, complete with bitching post. Other committees cared for the tickets and program booklets and helped to complete the necessary ar- rangements forthe final dance of high school. te . Q ffl? 4 s 1 . Rx L V h Wffif, I 'TJ' s I ' S 3 1 lu ' X if... 150 ..A Z A Ysf QM, -I is H I Q A ,WX -' I , t., ' X - if x , 'fl . rl r ov.: rw- .sYw ff , Q X .4 Ml N, - 'RY 1 ,-., f '.v '- f f if at l 3 l --. E S Jimi Xu? S ' J I ai ., .vg ,--- .- if Q., nil- A If P lf' 1 ' If Q Q K S r f A 'X 'Iii A fl ken B' CLF '2- 151 l,liF'l': Prom program committee with juniors J. Johnston, serving as committee chairman. Bruce Price Ralph Price Brenda Purman Owen Rardon Max Ralston David Reames Steve Reeves Dave Reynolds Cary Reynolds Mel Reynolds Greg Rice Joyce Rice Tom Richards Roxanne Richardson Mary Richie Mark Ring Mary Rippey Mike Roads Patti Robbins Al Rose Lois Roush Phil Rowland David Rush Judy Ruth Phil Ruth Linda Sanders Mike Schertzer Cindy Schlecht Rick Schuster Pam Schwaderer Steve Schweinfurth John Scott Karen Scott Ken Sctoggins Dave Seaton Robert Seckel Greg Seitz Mike Severns Mike Shafer Neil Shaffer John Shank Norman Sharp Chris Sheehe Mike Shenefield Richard Shields Debbie Shifflet Jim Shigley Lyn Shirk Larry Short Monte Short Becky Showalter Chuck Shuck Jim Simmers Arlene Simpkins Harold Simpkins Mike Simpkins Iuniors Chosen for School Honors juniors Pam Zucker and Marie Felt were chosen as the finalists in the selection for AFS representatives from Harding for the year 1971. Cho- sen on scholastic ability, congeniality, and ability to adapt to the trip, the girls were chose from several appli- cants. When the girls were chosen Tw if their applicants were sent to AFS headquarters for consideration. Pam was later chosen to represent Harding and Marie serves as substitute. In an exciting bit of news later, Pam learned she would be visiting Barcelona, Spain during the summer months. ,, ' J- irc Anne Amold limbers up in physical education. Charles Sisson Susan Skates Linda Slack james Slater Glen Slone Debbie Smith Kevin Smith Linda Smith Pam Smith Ross Smith Margaret Snare Myrna Snow Susan Snow Stephanie Snyder Terry Snyder Pam Sparks Rick Spaulding Larry Spillman Sharon Stage Bill Stallings Roger Stanley Russ Stark Margaret Starks Emma Statts Cheryl Steed Doug Stevens Sharon Sturgill jamie Sullivan X ickie Swart Marc Swartz Val Swinehart juanita Tackett Tom Taylor Bob Thacker Doug Thacker Gregg Thomas Carp Thompson Koneta Thompson Nedra Thompson Kathy Thomson ' if ,f ' I lg-l A ,, ' Qrgiw S 6- L , , 75 4' . ll Pam Zucker and Marie Feir - fi w,' . 1 il o ,E N f Q22 - S E S f :fi 1 ls .6 1 , p s X I . I X45- 2' 1 1 , 2:-A 1-fs N. X., V ,Q ...- Nb 5 .s juniors assists in school stage productions above and left. .1 ,XX Shelley Thorton Dennis Trinner Patricia Troutman Paula Tucker Spencer Trumble Arlene Turner Robin Turner Guy Utas Chris Underwood Donna VanSickle Robert Vardeb Chris Boght Willie Vornholt Mike Wagner Derrol Wagonner Mike Wakely Terry Ward Debbie Weddingto Dave VVells Kay Werline Peggy White Terry VVhite Debbie Wilds Tim Willauer Herbert Williams Rick Williams Ron Williams Scott Williams jack Willis Chris Wilson Vicki VVilS0n Vickey Wilson Debbie Winck Brent Wing Kent Wing Rick VVinfield Steve Winters Tim Wisebaker janet Wolhert Nancy Wooley Chuck Wortz Valerie VVright Bonnie Wyatt Dan Youst Loretta Young Robert Young Ralph Young Pam Zucker RIQLHT Sophomore Class officers lor the year were Nick Hazen. President: Dan VVigton. Vice-President: Bobbi Decker, Secretary: and jim Lister. Treasurer. They were responsible for the committee work and the various func- tions ofthe class such as dances. ring orders and other events. Mark Abrams Emmitt Adams Marlin Adkins jim Albright Roy Allen Craig Alspach Peggy Alspach Don Anspaugh Debi Anthony Bruce Arndt Melody Arthur Robert .Ashworth Sharon Ashworth Craig Ault Craig Austin Carry Bailey Diane Baker Janice Baker Ted Baker Terry Baker Carol Baldauf David Ballinger Karen Ballinger David Barkley Mary Barlow jane Barr Marlin Barton Bruce Bashford Gerry Basinger john Beach jane Berry Tom Bell X . -Q it ' 1 if 1 9 . T, Q2 x .Q x 4 A 5 ', l 1 B .Il Ag f S 1 .71 fl X g f . sf N , A 3 If 4 N Yi Q A - , I J n 4 0 IIN.,- GP' - Q'- Nancy Ann Bennett - T L Patricia Beringer Kevin Berkshire Kim Berrian Bill Berry jan Beveridge Thomas Bigler Bill Bishop Eddie Blakeman Kay Blanton 5 f 'lx 11' P if Ra. 4'- ,X F ' 4 Qi -5 - . 1 1 N A 17 ' t Q I 1 l -5 73 ' ' - - x 1 I 5, J ' New brush techniques learned in Art I Vocational Sh0P W0l'lf hUfl'le5 Mark Bollenbacher Cynthia Booker Brenda Borders Vicki Born Richard Bowman Cathy Boyd Pat Boyles Rhonda Brady Paula Breeding Robert Breithaupt Dan Brown Cordon Brown Robert Emil Brown Robert joseph Brown Steven Brown David Buck Robert Buckley Ron Burkett john Burley Clifford Burris Margie Burris Bruce Burton Cheryl Bush Carolyn Butcher Pamela Butterman Debbie Byrd joseph Caldwell Rick Cantrell Cheryl Carder Cary Carico Jim C. Carpenter Lou Ann Carpenter Tim Carpenter Tom Chapman Richard Chevalier N- S Class Projects Guide Sophomores Richard Chivington Richard Clark Turia Clark Keith Clary Elaine Clemons john Clillord Donald Cluff Kevin Cocherl Dorothia Cochrane Charline Cole Darrell Colegrove Debra Collins Craig Combs Linda Conley Tim Conley Dennis Cook Theresa Corbin Dean Cornelius Robert Cornelius Cathy Cottrill Ron Craft Tracy Craver Bonnie Crawford Debora Creasap james Crissinger Debbie Croman Robin Custer Robert Dale Nlike Darling Judy Darnell Becky Davis Cindy Davis Don Davis Donna Davis , , , xi .l Y Rx , X F saij MBQM Sewing problems home ec. - Q Y , f..- .wfff V 'x 'D ,- X v J L -as ir Xiu 12 1 I were solved in sophomore Ns, 1 ..- ,.. 'Arie is .pi msg nur- ,. ' . . Q ANCIENT of ND MODERN N. AFER :lf ll. ,V 'T' Science Fair brought many first year participants from the sophomore class. V at Q., -4 N4 ' r. , 4 7 f , J . I iw X i l,5ga,..':' I W ay, pg r ,rg ' All -'A li J! A I r 2 z, Roberta Decker Andy Delille Curtis DeLong Kathy Demke jeff Detwiler Nancy Dial Charlie Dickason Terrence Dietsch james Dodge Diana Douglas Janette Douglas Debbie Downs Peggy Downs Q S 11 If 1 -an if IN' Charlene Draper Larry Draper Peg Dripps Don Edwards Eileen Avida Edwards Dave Elliott Rosemary Emerson Linda Emmons Vickie Emmons Michele Erskine Glenn Ervine Craig Esterline Debbie Everett Cary Everly A. v 'Swv Steven Everly Philip Everson Ricky Ferguson Kelly Ferrell Cary Ferriman Steve Field joseph Fields Sue First Jeannie Fletcher in X., X Robert Floyd Donna Fortner Ian Franklin Robert Fridley Deborah Friend john Friend Nl 157 ,ta r - wrrm 5 NXT . PA US 'FIR Carla Frost Denise Fry Sue Galloway Connie Gant Bonnie Garrison jeff Carver Tina Carver Rochelle Gaskins David Gasmire Diana Geer Aleta Geib jacalyn Gelbaugh Janice Gelbaugh Carl Geyer Keith Geyer Andy Giambruno Peter Giambruno Carrie Gibson Doug Gilbert Penny Goddard Sandra Goodwin Charles Goon jerry Gore Tim Gorenflo Ron Gould Daniel Gray Harley Gray Mickey Graybill Gregg Green john Green Cheryl Griffin Eileen Griffith Richard Griffith Craig Grimes Cheryl Grogg Donna Gruber ,,.4 . '-7 I 0 A , f, If 66' fy, FW: r 5 P m ,D ,114 if f 1 fy ' ' x If! A .' 1 N7 Tunette examines bugs . .Ni 1 1 i -F i :V Q 4 ,H N 1 l l I i .4 4- ' l l l- v. , , fqvfii '7 ' ' if 2 l ,,, 'mi - Na 'f-'wlNw -' .' -'f X L , - W -H qjf xi ff' ' Want to Help Used in Selection of Motto for ophomore Class W-uv f N ofpkxllix Susan Guthrie ' fl! Deborah Gwinner ' Dale Cyare x 9' Barb Hackenbracht 4 g :X , L J , N Y joan Hall Lee Hall Susan Hall Linda Haney I ! W-a 1' N -r-,.. 5 gs: gli 75' ' 51. 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V. y l 1 -was A ' a,r P x 'X ' I J an yr -.,- LF V 74. l l U S 4' at S , I l I Q , N in fi ' .,.,. 5 A lf' ill A A 1 f .a 159 'S 1 1 john Harbin Larry Harbolt Jeanne Hardgrove Dan Harris Norman Harris William Harris Danny Harrison john Hartle Randy Hartman Debbie Haviland Randy Hawkins Nick Hazen Roxanne Herr Betty Hessler Karl Heth Eva Hickman Bobby Hill Mike Hill julie Hindman Linda Hindman Don Hinton Doug Hodges Mary Ann Hoffman Nancy Hoffman Steve Hoffman Don Holler john Holmes Lisa Holtz Monty Hopkins Obra Horn David Houser Tony Howell Debbie Huber Brian Huddle Teresa Hudkins Karen Hughes Peggy Hughes Lanney Hulse Bmce Humes Howard Hush Eric Imbody Twila Indoe Dori lnskeep Christopher lonno Linda lryine Lorraine lsaly Becky jacohs Cathy james Rick jamison lflyin jarrell jim jerew Donna jett Rick jividen Lynn johnson jay johnson Rex johnson Rickey johnson Debbie jolliff Tom jones Barbara Kaiser David Kasmenn Betty Kates Becky Keiler Pamela Keirns Carla Keller Kevin Kennedy Sharon Kensler Paulette King Robert King Betty Sue Kincaid james Kincaid Crerory Klee Karen Kohler Sherri Kreitter Don Kuhn David Lambert Beth Lane Dallas Large Chuck Laufer Kathy Layne james Lee Kathy Leser Candi Line james Lister Karen Litell Sandy Little joy Lomax Rick Loren George Lower Sharon Lower Marsha Lowry Debbie Loyer Mark Lucas Glenna Ludwig Patti Lupica Bonita Luse Brenda Lust Keith Lutsch no 5 -J ' 1 v v 1 l f1 it - .X- , g.s9. I 5 . 'fr' , , f 'iff ' , mix j lil' l l x jjtj . 4 fi 'f' ' ,1 y, -' r y . 1 - y IA M ' fl Anne Lyon Dave Lyon Mary Mackan David Malone Craig Martin jeff Martin N K 4-J so 'Q 1' , I 1 ' 1 ! . CY oi fmt A Q.. lvl- I N .LX-, A Sophomore Don Brown was among those active in Hardingfs Math-Science Seminar. Jw., x .- I A. ur sf . .'7 v ,z fer- . . . 0 ik! f X Il v fin Q.. xxx .. ,li Quiver photographer john Roll pauses snapping reserve cheerleaders. Roger Martin Dave Mash , Jewell Mason ' . Vickie Mason FQ Larry Mathiot gxff, fX,.,, e bil 161 V .I f in me x up 1 t,-uf' 'W-a is .ar 3-'TJFJ Patricia Massey Patricia Massie james Maxson Iodi Mayfield Edward McCleese john McCoy Dana McCrery Wendy McCurdy Mike McDaniel Kenneth McDole Homer McDuffie Gail McGary Tonnett McCary Denny McClothlin Richard McClothlin Shanon McGowan Roger McKee Lesa McKinniss Nancy McQuillen .- Sheila McQuillen Diana Meginness X Mac Sidney Meginness Debbie Messenger dieta- li 'Da Robin Messenger - - Dan Middleton Doug Middleton - ' Dawn Miers Kathi Miers Kathy Milar Cindi Miller :oft joetta Miller Pam Miller Steven Miller A Robin Milner ' Richard Michel Barbara Mitchell as n 1, iw A Lanny Montgomery x 1 before -U I, , -Eh- 'J' cilxg k-QYTGR- .- 1 1 ff' Lx sl Armed Services Representatives Present Program. Myra Mooney Tim Moore David Morrison Bonnie Mummey Stephanie Munyon Diana Murphy Helen Myers Felicia Neill Carol Neimeyer Robert Nicolosi Sue Nicolosi Don Noe Catherine Nolan Donald Norris Maureen Norris jay Norton Dennis Oiler Matt Osborne Debra Osche Griffith Owens Peggy Pacha Arlene Pack Brenda Parker Douglas Parks Fred Parks Joyce Patrick Pamela Sue Patrick f Pamela Sue Patrick L 4 P ,. Donald Pauley janet Pearson Cheri Penry U Micheal Pennington -1 Rodney Pennington , Barbara Pheasant Sharel Pheasant David Phillips Peggy Phillips - Shelly Pierce 0 , ' Debbie Pine 1 Roger Porter Fred Potter Stanley Price JS 5 1 :Lak :fr - , fr if 21 : l 6 ' fr . 1 -,'x, . U YQ' X, Z' f 'fl U . K f I 'Suv A Gi-i' 'g ff-- 162 'N 'Q ' Y Q.. fn 747 - . ...e.. 9+ -f'-., :T-': P: 'e. '-J-, 5 w J I 'mb' 5-4 ik: 41 Q in if 1. yr. J ,B P -0 L.- -A If 1 K X r f' S 'Q nog 2.1 ,Z rg In it 5 ,, I Q5 i' M' Y ' I .ey S, 14, I . I A f 4 -f fel, N3 .S 6 f f f l ' fx, -.af Fe J '- M B QW' '1- -.4 , lv I Q A it i Wi 'K N 5 6 g, 'V 711 in! 4 Jil, Bonnie Putman Denise Pyles Hal Ralston Karen Ralston Carol Ramsey Robin Ransburgh Mary Rardon Sandra Rasnick Terry Ray jeff Reams Karen Reams Robin Reichardt Robann Reidenbaugh Nova Reynolds Gloria Rice Constance Richards Deborah Richardsoan Paulette Richardson Richard Rigby Gwen Riggs jim Riley Marie Rinehart Kris Rizzo Tom Robbins Mike Roberts Steve Robinson Claudia Roecker Karen Ropke Tom Rose Larry Ross Robert Ross Brent Rowland Melodie Rowland Danny Russell Debbie Ruth Greg Schnitzler Rick Schoy Bmce Schuette john Scranton Douglas Seckle james Secrest Tom Severns Melany Shaw Connie Shelton jeff Shenefield joe Shenefield Carla Shephard Sharon Shifflet Cindy Shipley Becky Shirk Randy Shirk Dave Shuster Eddie Sifriu Dan Simmons Harriett Sims Diana Skatzes julie Skevos Kim Sloat Steve Smart Allan Smith Barbara Smith Brad Smith Brenda Smith Sophomore Class Looks Ahead As the year ended the Sophomores lound themselves looking ahead to their year as juniors. The year ended with a dance held to honor the Buck- eye Conference champion basketball team, and work progressing well on Brian Smith Cindy Smith 4 Karin Smith ' Ken Smith KQV' i Kevin Smith Randy Smith Regina Smith X Verna Smith Q fu -1 LX Xl 'C Beverly Snellenberger Bruce Snyder Alice Somerlot Brenda Sparkman judy Sparks Penny Spittler Darrell Stage Dave Steed Barb Stienman Becky Stevens jerry Stevenson Barbara Stillings Laura Stone Donna Stover Sheila Stover Paula Straub Craig Street '- Dave Stuckey james Swalwell joyce Swart Danny swihan 1 Debbie Swinehart Deana Swisher Sylvia Tackett john Taylor Phil Terezo Nlary Terry Cheryl Thibaut Greg Thomas jeff Thomas Lee Lynn Thomas Rhonda Thomas Susie Thomas David Thompson Carolyn Thorpe N ayne Throckmorton Marvin Tiller Robin Tinsky Kim Tomlin Hike Toombs Becky Tozer john Trimner as orders for class rings. With ring orders began, class scheduling completed, and new class representatives chosen for student council, the year ended well. ,an CQ, ,--0 Sophomore Musician Bob Floyd Q it T, A , ,. N J 1 -:H QI, 4' ' . A 4 5 Y Q, . f ff ' 11 Y I mr mf ' ' if i H on R ,N 'Q W-,ix- Ax ' ' K? -' .. fr e B lif- :'! lm W2 f Ill 5 -. , 1 ff-. I 1 J 1 X4 1 N K inf T ' t ,iff 1 A 'Jfiltl' 164 - Y -I V 1 la . ..- 8 R in ' . 'V' Y -J irq -Q. 1' Q 1 A -X, , fr . O l A It I ' 3' Y l H 'U Ct- 14 Q 'f ,fir Q X tix, Sr, . 0 1- Q , C ' ' f Q L -rr V C Cv- X - in 1 I li A 50 .,f ,gj -5 H L .Ls x A r Qs if s Q , ' f V hlif 3 X x .N x A , 'Xu' Q far! l A3 f 76 6 1 K Y Marlene Young jerri Troutman William Tromm Debra Troxell Todd Trubee Brenda Turner David Turner Mitchell Tyler johnis Tyler Sue VanCundy Allen VanScoy jean Varney Roger Varney Theresa Vaughn Brenda Vulgamore Carol Waddle Rick Wakely Wendell Walkt- Ida Walker Mike Walker Rose Walker Paula Walkins jeff Wampach Kathy Ward Ron Weiser Steve Werley Trisha Whelan Dolly Whitaker Crystal White Fred White janet White joanne White Keith White Melanie White jane Whitehead Tich Whittington Dave Wigton Bill Wilkinson Charlene Williams Connie Williams Dave Williams Debbie Williams Clynise Williams Mark Williams jane Williamson Gene Willis Donald Wilson Linda Wilson Pam Wilson Peg Wilson Debbie Wise Dan Wood james Woods Marcia Wooten Penny Wright Steve Wright Betty jo Young 'Q -ln' ,,,.,.W 421 'w- 4 WK 1 Y S 1 r V , X , Q W 'Q , 'r V , , 1, , A u we 5 s L 'gf J ,1f5:i ww,-1-jr V H-,.. 1- X-...J ' 1 1 I I av' F, W oi 'W .I, S ,9- ,Jn 'gf x ff -if 4' - as Q if 'vm ,. Ari .up 4-1....,:.4 .u..1ffu.::..g Jud... .1 Irvin Dax? 'kj l..'C.v f-...sn .gf3...n... .,. s. ,. ..,...es.. Q if-A' ,sf I--',,,.-Y, - ua.. nn.. B- wx-. 111 'Uh '55 ll 4.........L has mums yr aa... 5 D 1 A 's X m 4 ,fl qi Y f, 2 1-Q 'X S. . 1 I x N' 4 I ., 4 1 i W .., --- M,,...l 1 ,. , . 4-- -r I - 1 51 .Y-V W H b -4. .5 ff' ,f-, ff ' nv, ,1 - 4 X 4 5., 1' mf ' .A .' - 7 ' , TH ' 7 1 ' Q i I 1-'apf 'sw' f, .jfilsg 'vgsgvi SNS. if ,, 'ff 4315 P j ,ff 1 M q.4 :f ,.-an 45' 'iffy' 1 -9' 172 ' 1 N I r 1 I i N J l i 4 w 4 V' ' , .4 ily 5: 55 Fx - Wh' HUGHES STUDIO INC IVIARION'S LEADING PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO HARDINGS OFFICIAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHEF? CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1971 L I I 7 ,lv 'x ,M ,.'. ,x,:5g.:1x I: A-.I -...Qi EDUCATION - THE STEPPINC-STONE TO SUCCESS Compliments of the Men and Women of VVhirl ool HORPORATION MARION DIVISION FREDRIC L. ADAMS LUMBER CO. 1205 Campbell Road Marion, Ohio 43302 Company Lumber and Building Supplies fVl8ViOn, Ohio F1 TI'1BtfL k ttI'1Cl f71 l0RD5 mf, -,s . .lu -. 3 -rf' I l' 'JP-Q 4 ' Q 4,571 ,ff I ,og o ' 1 ,,, P K ffffdm Congratulations and BestW1shes from Iosten s A'Official Class Rmg junk-rs Lords ewelers 140 West C ante r Street Marion,Oh1o -13302 is ,w Q as-' 5 'ga 1 , .fix mx . E As Best Wishes To The Class of 1971 F ULF ILLMENT CORPORATION OF AMERICA Compliments of Smith's Royal Blue Super-Market Featuring MONARCH FINER FOODS 1039 N.Main St. Mar FRESH IVIEATS - PRODUCE FROZEN FOODS Phone 382-3726 We Give More, Care More Charge Less ll ion, Ohio GRANCER REALTY COMPANY 460 Delware Avenue Marion, Ohio 43302 Phone 333-3131 47 Year,s Experience Good Luck Seniors Marion Frozen Food Center 141 Baker Street Phone 382-4511 Schmidt Pharmacy Meister Bros. Everyday needs Complete Prescription Service Meister Bros. - 383-9967 Schmidt Pharmacy - 382-2008 682-684 S07 Prospect St. - Compliments fy!! ! . of NAMBURGERS 689 E. Center St. ,L , Marion' Ohio H. Schaffner Co. for ,W Phone 383-3030 Best wishes to the Class of 1971 Compliments of Nickles Alfred Baking Co. Bakers of the Nickles Bread 787 N. Main St. Marion, Ohio 164 South Main Street Marion, Ohio 43302 HEMMERLY'S Blowers gl Gifts 615 East Center Street Distinctive Designs for all occasions. Gifts from all the world that will be tomor 383-1450 row's heirlooms. H I Erickson,s - fy 'N . Darl-Twlst if MUSIC Shop F: 653 East Center Phone 382-6103 Compliments of Ernie and Pearl Burch Marion, Ohio 43302 Instruments, Supplies and Repairs l l MARION POWER SHOVEI. CO. We congratulate members of the Class of 1971. As you reach this important threshold of high school graduation, it is our hope that the knowl- edge gained will stimulate you to greaterthings and will serve you well throughout life. You now are ready to accept the challenges of tomorrow with the opportunity to apply what you have learned to the achievement of your per- First in Excavator Engineering sonal goals, to the continuation of the high edeals of our free society. Past graduates of your fine school have made many outstanding contributions to our community ... and to lVlarion Power Shovel Company, aswell. We join with your family, friends, and communi- ty in an earnest wish that your life will be complete and rewarding, in whatever career you choose. MARION POWER SHOVEL COIVIPAIVY, INC MARION, OHIO A Subsidiary of Pittsburgh Coke SL Chemical Co. t. -.. -.. ... .. I D b Krider P Congratulations Graduates YOUR FASHION HEADQUARTERS HOUSE 0F FABRIC- ll MhRk SOUTHLAND MALL Marion Ohio Dane's F airpark F oodland 725 Richmond Avenue lat Fairgroundi Good Luck to Class of1971 SUTTON 81 LIGHTNER Quality Apparel for All Ages I iQ-', Q1 , 1 ii ' J - ,Q dd c Q i'v7?':' 1355.-1 mf' ,. B 81 B SPEED SHOP Congratulations to the Class of1971 277 Lincoln Avenue Marion, Ohio 43302 Congratulations Class of1971 LOCKWOOD LUMBER CO. 160 North Creenwoocl Marion, Ohio 43302 TRI-COUNTY DISTRIBUTORS Phone 383-6474 5 the machine of tomorrowe f wx W Toons 'ffl' I WATER M 'f c I KA h dtp blms Best Wishes Class of 1971 CUNDER FUNERAL HOME 347 West Center Street Phone 382-3612 Sears EXTEN DS ITS CONGRATULATIONS TO HARDING'S GRADUATING CLASS OF 1971 WE WISH YOU THE BEST OF LUCK AT ALL YOU ENDEAVOR AND HAPPINESS THROUGHOUT YOUR LIVES Sears, Roebuck and Company Southland Mall 13377 Marion-VVaIdo Road S62-ITS Shop Daily Mon. - sar.913o AM to 91:30 PM has Phomssse-5461 Catalog 389-5421 everything If ' Q B COMPLIIVIENTS OF Central Soya Co. Inc. Congratulations The Foodpower People 1971 Graduates 1 r ' ' g'.I1unvv-pp. 5 .guwsw ' s Passenger-Truck-Tractor Fleet Service 370 F-airgrouild Street Alignment-Brake Service Mar1on,Oh1o 43302 Tune u Pllorle 383-5261 p All Drivers Should Use Courtesvn CLARK METAL PRUDUCTS CO. Congratulations Class of 1971 SIMS BROTHERS INC. Iron and Steel Scrap Marion, Ohio 43302 i 1 1 fi ne Congratulations to the Class of 1971 NATION-WISE AUTO PARTS 793 North Main Street Marion, Ohio 43302 Town And Country Best Wishes ' Class of1971 Foodllner From Debbie Willis Store Hours ' , , Week Days 9 to 9. Dale R. Wl11lS Sundays 9 to 6. Home owned, Home operated by Tom Yeager Painting 81 Paper Hanging Eddie Albright just South of City Limits Pit. 4 - South Prospect Street 789 Harvey Drive Marion, Ohio NOW THERE ARE 2 Southland Mall 1475 Marion-Wal Downtown 228 W. Center St. FORBETTERVISION ECHURCH 382-0068 SOUTH LAN D 389-3868 MALL OPTICIANS LOEFFERT-COILE OPTICAL CO. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED 240 ECHURCH ST. IVlARION,OHIO 43302 SOUTHLAND MALL do Rd. Congratulations to the Class of 1971 The Quaker Oats Co. KEN-L PRODUCTS DIVISION MARION, OHIO VVe appreciate our small part ln maklng vour graduatlon the greatest day of x ou life - by having been selected to furnlsh the caps and gowns Everyone Says, It pays to trade at LENNON,S 293 XY, Center St. Marion, Ohio 43302 forthe hest values in home furnishing. F1 1 1 MSWINCERU THECNMMJTYPROGRAM ' FORQHARDHNSSTUDENTS MEETS IN KENNEDY HALL EACH THURSDAY, OCTO- Pau' M' O'R0U'ke BER THRU APRIL. Richmd Rees The place to meet the beautiful peopleu MARION RECREATION DEPARTMENT Herff Jones LOOK TO ...g.g.........,. Qlcoloqpgggggggqg ooo0oocooooncooooooooooooocaq ooooonooaoooneoocooooooo ,,,,,,,,.,,..,.,-...gg I Glass Yeartooks Graduation Diplomas Medals and Rings Announcements Trophies s Y' 5 2 - 2 'Mil ef EE ,-A 5 - 4 :: : EMBLEM OF QUALITY FOR ALMOST HALF A CENTURY Herff Jones Co. li l xl 'll Congratulations to the Class of 1971 From Marion Business College 131 East Center Street Marion, Ohio 43302 g , Marion Automobile Dealers Association Division Of Marion Area Chamber Of Commerce Batemans Auto Sales Chivington Auto Sales Danner Buick Company Elsey Motor Sales Fleet Service Garage Kennedy Ford Dixon-Porter, Inc. Keys Auto Sales 8: Service Marion Lincoln-Mercury Co. Mc-Daniel Motor Company Pearson Brothers Auto Sales Race Motor Sales Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 from Penney's i----- , I ' 'f FA Southland Mall Phone 389-5441 Congratulations to the class of 1971 I.G.A. Foodliner Bichwood, Ohio Phone 1-943-3014 Mr. 81 Mrs. john B. Wyatt, jr. GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1971 F Community Business Patrons Adding Machine and Typewriter Kates West Side Hardware Exchange 663 W. Center St. 382-7698 179 South Main Street 382-7005 Market 61 Lewis Berry's Short Stop 135 E. Center St. 382-1732 Davids St. 81 Bellefontaine St. 383-6600 Martha Douce Dance Studio ' Bintz's Ladies Apparel 488 Girard Ave. 382-8398 176 W. Center St. 382-1707 May jewelry Co. Bowes Ice Cream CO. 190 W. Center St. 382-2530 810 David St. 382-0503 Montgomery Ward Cl-ipps paint 51 Glass 205 W. Center St. 383-3161 219 E. Center St. 382-1534 Munn 81 Son Barber Shop Fair Park Phillips 66 121 E. Church St. 382-1233 Fairground St. 81 Richmond Ave. . . P3I'lSl'l Dairy N. Prospect St.-W. London St. 382-8666 Gilbertis Clark kl 0 770 N. Main st. 383-9091 Pa' we FIOSICW 1473 Marlon Waldo Rd. 389-3040 Hajjar One Hour Cleaners P. Von 355 E. C t St. 382-1580 lzza 1 a en er 127 s. Main st. 382-5602 Hap's Sohio Service B ll f ' 3 D 'd sr. 382-4614 Pfobsf SUPPIY C0- 6 e Omame av' S 366 W. Center sr. 382-2151 Hotel Harding . , -1171 Rlzer s Market 267 W' Cente' St' 382 901 Bennett sf. 382-9246 Huddle's Dixie Cream Co. Wiant's Book Store 719 N. Main St. 382-2297 198 W. Center St. 382-1028 Iack's T.V. Inc. Wilson's Shoes 389 W. Center St. 383-3468 142 W. Center St. 382-5692 Buyers Guide B. F. Goodrich - 175 B. 81 B. Speed Shop - 181 Burger Chef - 178 Central Soya - 182 Clark Metal Products Co. - 183 Courtesy Tire Company - 183 Dane's Fairpark Foodland - 181 Dari-Twist - 178 Eaton Yale 81 Town, Inc. - 182 Erickson's - 178 Frederic Adams Lumber Co. - 175 Frisch's Big Boy - 181 Fulfillment Corp. of America - 177 Granger Realty Company - 177 Gunder Funeral Home - 181 H. Schaffner Co. - 178 Hemmerly's Flowers - 178 Herff-Iones - 187 House of Fabrics - 180 ' Huber Corp - 186 Hughes Studio - 174 I.G.A. Foodliner - 188 Lockwood Lumber Company - 181 Loeffert-Coile Optical Co. - 185 Lords jewelers, Inc. -- 176 Marion Auto Dealers Assoc. - 188 Marion Business College - 188 Marion Frozen Food Center - 178 Marion Power Shovel - 179 Meister Brothers-Schmidt Pharmacy Millard Hunt - 188 Murphy, G. C. Company - 185 Nationwise Auto Parts - 184 Nickles, Alfred Baking Co. - 178 Penney, I. C. Company - 188 Quaker Oats Company - 185 Seags - 182 Sims Bros. Inc. - 183 Smith's Royal Blue Super Market - 177 Sutton 8: Lightner - 181 Swinger - 187 Town 81 Country F oodliner - 184 Tri-County Distributors - 181 Walter Axthelm's-Richman Bros. - Whirlpool Corp. - 175 Willis, Dale R. Painting 81 Papering Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Our Senior Parent Patrons C. R. Anderson Calvin Arnold Frank Bollinger Benjamin Botts Thomas Boyd Ansel Breece Donald C. Bushatz Mrs. Dorothea Campbell Mr. 81 Mrs. Chris J. Caserta Mr. 81 Mrs. Stanley Copeland Mr. 81 Mrs. William Colegrove Mrs. Lillian Cooke Mr. 81 Mrs. John P. Courtright Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Dale Perry Duhl Frederick W. F ahrion Donald F reese Alfred Centzler Richard Grimm Donald Corenflo F. Riley Hall Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Huddle Arthur Huggler John Imbody Russell Jolley Harry A. Mash Robert H. Mitchell Mr. 81 Mrs. Jack Moon Mr. 81 Mrs. Stanley Moore Mr. 81 Mrs. Alston Morrison Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold Neff Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas L. Porter Mr. 81 Mrs. Ray Price Mrs. Joyce Rinesmith Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Roope Mr. 81 Mrs. William Sizemore Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Walter Mr. 81 Mrs. Dr. 81 Mrs. Edward L. Weiser William C. Williams Mr. 81 Mrs. John B. Wyatt, Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Harry Yager Loal T. Zwolle SENIOR ACTI ITIE ABBREVIATIONS - Home Room President - HPR: Home Room-Vice President - HRV: Home Room Secretary - HRS: Home Room Treasure - HRT: Home Room Chaplin - HRC: Student Council - SC: Office Assistant - OA: Library Council - LC: Quiver -- Q: Herald - H: Mixed Choir - MixC: Concert Choir - CCh: Marching Band -- MBa: Con- cert Band - CBa: Orchestra - Or: Stardusters - Std: Drum Major - Drm: Majorette - Maj: Debate Club - Deb: Harding Reporter - HRe: Props 8 Q's - Pq: French Club - Frc: Spanish Club - SpC: Tri-Hi-Y - THY: Hi-Y- - HY: FTA - FTA: FEA - FEA: FNA - FNA: Varsity H - VarH: GAA - GAA: VICA - VICA: DECA - DECA: Printing Club - PrC: Pep Club - Pep: Cheerleader - Chl: Football - Ft: Basketball - Bkt: Baseball - Bb: Tennis - Tn: Golf - Go: Cross Country - CC: Track - Tk: Manager - Ma: Junior Achievement - JA: Hall Monitor -- HM: Homecoming Court - HOC: GirI's State - GSS: Boy's State - BsS: Jr. Kiwanian - JK: Jr. Altursian - JrA: National Honor Society - NHS: Math Science Seminar - MSS: Am. Field Service - AFS: Valedictorian - V: Salutatori- an - Sa: World Affairs Instute - WAI: Voice of Democracy -VD: Class Officer - CIO: Class Committee - CIC: Play Committee - PICO: All League Team - ALT: State Team - StTe: State Orchestra - StOr: Ensembles - En: Audo-Visual-Aids - AXV: Merit Scholar- ship Test - NMST: D.A.R. Test Winner - DAR: Symphonette - Sym: Sweet 16 - 16: Wrestling Team - Wr: Swimming - Swim: Science Fair Project - Sfp: Intramural Basket- ball - IBkt: Act. Band - ActB: Teenager-of- the-Month - Teen: Teenager-of-the-Month Committee - TeenC: State Music Awards - SMAW: Youth in GOv't -- YG: General - Gen: Vocational - Voc: District Club Officer - DisCO: District Orchestra - DisO: State Club Officer - StaCO. A 1. MARLENE ABRAMS - Voc: HRT,l: DECA,4 . . . CAROL ALBRIGHT - Gen: LC, 1.2: H, 3,4: MixC, 2: Cch, l,3,4: PIC, 3: PICo,3: Hm, l: DAN ALBRIGHT - Voc: DECA, 4: , JOE ALEXANDER - Gen: HPR, 4: CIC: 4: MixC, 2: CCh, l,3,4: MBa 2,3,4: CBa, l,3,4: Or, 4: HRe, 2: , . MIKE ALTMAIER - Gen: HRT, I: PICO, 4: Bkt, I: Tn 2,3: Tk, I: HM, l: LARRY ANCEL - Voc: CC, 2: JIM ANDERSON - Voc: VICA, 4: Ft, l,2: HM, l: POLLY ANDERSON - Voc: HRS, 2: OAC l,2: THY, 1,2: COE, 4: HM, I: 1 . . HENRIET- TA ARNOLD - Gen: HRT, I,2: H, 4: CCh, 4: Or, l,2,3,4: PIC, 4: SpC, 3,4: THY, l,2: GAA, 3: Pep, l,2,3,4: NHS, 4: AFS, 2,3,4: ... JOE ARTHUR - Voc: Ft, I: Tk, l: ... JOHN AUS- TIN - Gen: .1 CARY AZAROFF - Gen: MBa, 2,3,4: CBa, 1: ActB, 2,3,4. B LYNDA BAKER - Gen: OA. 3,4: MixC, 2: . PAT BAKER - Gen: HRT, 1: CIC, 4: OA, 4: H, 3: MixC, l,3: CCh, 4: CBa, l: Pq, 2: THY, l,2,3: Gaa, 2,3: Pep, 3: Cheer, l,2,4: HOC, 4: NHS. 4: En, I: , . DEB BALDAUF -Gen: HRV, I: Oa, I,2,4: Q, 4: H, 3,4: .. MIKE BANKS - Gen: Tk, 3: Ma, I: JA, 3: .. . RHON- DA BARTON - Voc: COE, 4: .. CINDY BASINGER - Voc: DECA, 4: ... AMY BAUER - Cp: HRS, 2: HRT, 3: FEA, 4: GAA, 3: Pep. 2: , RANDI BAYLES - Gen: FrC, I, 2: GAA, l,2: FHA, I,2: . . AL BEACH - Gen: CIO. I: HRV. l,2,3,4: OA, 4: Ft, l,2,3,4: Bkt. l: Tk. l,2,3: HM. I: ALT, Hon Men. 3, ALT, Sec, 4: NVr. 2,3,4: WILLIS BEAM - Gen: DECA, 3,4: CC, 2: JA, 2: LUANNE BELL - Gen: CIO. l: HRT, 2: SC, I: CIC, 2: MixC, I: spC, l,2,3: PrC, 2,3: Pep, 1: HM, 1: . . . CAN- DY BENDER - Gen: CIC, 2: OA, 4: H, 3,4: MHC, 1: MBa, 2,3,4: CBA, 2,3,4: PIC, 3: PrC, 1 2,3,4: , . , MIKE BERINCER - Cen: CIC, 4: MHC, 1: CBA, 1: Of, 1: PlCe, 3: Bm, 1: CC, 1,3: , . . JOHN BERRIDCE - Cen: OA, l,2: spC, 4: JA, 2,3,4: Bkz, 1,2: VD, 1: wr, 1: ... SANDY BERTKE - vee: COE, 4: JA, 2: DAVE BIBBEE - vee: CIC, 4: PlCo, 4: FEA, 4: v1CA, 3,4: JA, 2: . . . BETTY BISHOP - vee: LC, 1: MixC, l,2,3: COE, 4: JA, 2,3: . , , CLIFF BLACK - Voc: CWEN BLACK .- Gen: HPR, 4: HRS, 3: PICo, 3: THY, 1,2,3: COE, 4: Pep, 3,4: , , , MILDRED BLAINE - Cen: OA, 1,2: MHC, 1: Plce, 3: CAA, 3: Pep, 1: BEss1E BLANKENSHIP - Voc: COE, 4: JACK BLANKENSHIP - Voc: HRe, 2,4: JA, 4: ORB, 3: .. . CYRUS BLAZER - Voc: DECA, 4: . . , KATHY BLEVINS - Voc: OA, 2: MHC, 1- GAA, 3: VICA, 4: . . . GARY BOCCS - Geni SC, I: MixC, I: CCI1, 2: MBa, 2,3,4: CBa, 4: Std, 4: FrC, 3: Ft, 1: Ma, l: HM, I: BSS, 4: NHS, 4: MSS, 2,3,4: Sfp, l,2,3: ActB, 2,3: ROGER BOLANDER -- Gen: . . , ROGER BLANKEN- SHIP - Gen: Wr, 2: , . . BRENDA BOTTS - Gen: HRS, I: FrC, 2: SpC, 2,3: THY, l,2,3: GAA, 2: PrC, l,2,3,4: TIM BOWERS - Gen: HRV, 2: HRT, 1: PrC, 4: Ft, I: Tk, I: HM, 1: , . , BETSY BOYD - Cen: HRT, 2: CIC, 3,4: OA, 1,2,3,4: CBA, 1: spC, 1,2: PrC, 1,2,3: En, 1: PHYLLIS BREECE - Voc: DECA, 3,4: . , , GREG BROKAW - Gen: HRP, l,2,3: SC, l: CIC, 2: MixC, I: VarH, 3,4: Ft, l,2,3,4: Bkt, I: Tk, l,2: ALT, 4: Ft-AIIStarG, 4: Wr, 2,3,4: . . . ALLEN BROOKS - Gen: ArtC, 4: Ft, l,2, 3,4: Tk, 3: .. . DEBRA BROWN - Gen: HRS, 2: CIC, l,4: Lc, 1: MixC, l,2: MBa, 2,3,4: Cba, 2,3,4: Or, l,4: THY, l,2,3: GAA, l: Pep, 1, 2,3,4: HM, 1: NHS, 4: . . . KAREN BROWN - Voc: DECA, 4: MixC, 1: .,. PHYLLIS BROWN - Gen: CIO, 3: HRP, 2: HRS, I: HRC, l,3: CIC, l,2,3: OA, l,3: H, 3: MixC, 1: CCh, 2,3,4: PIC, 2,3,4: PICO, 3: Pq, 2,3: SpC, I, 2,3,4: GAA, 3: VICA, 4: Pep, l,3: HM, I: MSS, 1: SGST, Hon Men, 4: DistAwa, 4: CAwa, HonMen, 4: HenMenCCh, 1: En, 3:5 1. SHAR- ON BROWN - Gen: OA, 4: MixC, l,2: CCh, 3, 4: PIC, 3,4: Pq, 2,3: Pep I: . , . TIM BROWN - Gen: HRP, l: HRT, 3: HRC, 1: Bkt, l,2,3,4: Go, 2,3,4: HM, I: JrA, 4: CIC, 4: CINDY BRUST - Gen: CIO, 2: HRV, 2: CIC, 2,4: H, 3, 4: MixC, I: MBa, 2,3,4: CBa, 3,4: PlCe, 3: SpC, l,2,3: PrC, 3,4: Pep, I,2: ActB, 2: DAN BUETTIN -- Cen: HRP, I,2: SC, I: Bkt, I,2: CC, 2,3,4: Ma, 1: JK, 4: MSS, 4: . . . BRENDA BURGGRAF - Voc: DECA, 3,4: JOHN BURKE - Voc: VICA, 4: . , , JIM BUSHATZ - Gen: HRP, I,3,4: HRT, 2: SC, I: CIC, l,2,3: OA, I: VarH, 2,3,4: PrC, 4: Ft, 1,2: Bkt, 2: Bb, 2, 3,4: Tk, I: HM, l. 1 C , . , JACKIE CAMPBELL - Voc: COE, 4: .,. RON CARY - Gen: Tk, 1: CATHY CASE - Gen: PrC, 4: SfP, 1: . . . DORIS CAS- ERTA - Voc: HRT, l: CIC, 2: PICO, 3,4: COE, 4: NHS, 4: MixC, I: DISCO, 4: GARY CHASE - Gen: MixC, I: PrC, 4: Ft, l,2,3: Tk, I,2: POLLY CHRISTIAN - Gen: SHERYL CHRISTIAN - Gen: CIC, 3: MixC, 1, 2: CCI1, 3,4: Or, l,2,3,4: HY, 4: PrC, 3,4: CATHY CLARK - Voc: HRS, 4: OA, l,2: MixC, I: THY, I: COE, 4: Pep, I: DISCO, l,4: . , CONNIE CLARK - Voc: MixC, l: MBa, 2, 3,4: DECA, 3,4: ActB, 2,3: DARLENE CLEFFORD - Voc: COE, 4: JA, 2: , . . JUDY COCHRANE - Gen: LC, l,2: MixC, I: GAA, I: JA, 2: .. , LAURA COCHRANE -- Voc: HRS, 2: SC, I: LC, I: MixC, I: THY, I,2: COE, 4: Cheer, 1: NHS, 4: LatC, 2: SONDRA COCHRANE - Voc: OA, l,2: MixC, l,2: FrC, 3: GAA, I: DECA, 4: JA, 2: NHS, 4: ... MARGE COFER - Cen: HRT, l: CIC, 4: OA, I: H, 3,4: MixC, l,2: PIC, 4: SpC, l,2,3,4: Pep, 1, 2,3,4: VD, 3,4: VICKI COLLEY - Gen: CIO, I: HRC, l: DECA, 3: . . . GARRY COOK - Gen: Ma, 4: ,.. JOAN COOKE - Gen: HRS, I: HRC, 2: CIC, l,2,3,4: H, 4: MixC, l,2: CBa, I: PICO, 3: SpC, l,2,3: GAA, 2,3: PrC, l,2, 3: . . . BONNIE COPELAND - Voc: MixC, 2, 3: COE, 4: JA, 2: , . . BONNITA COPELAND -- VOC: MIXC, 2: CCI1, 3: PIC, 3: VICA, 4: JA, 2: StOr, 3: , . . WALTER CARDELL - Gen: . . . EULICE CORNETT - Voc: MixC, 1: COE, 4: . , , CAROLYN COURTRIGHT - Gen: CIC, 4: OA l,2,3: -H, 3,4: PIC, 3: PICO, 2,3,4: Pq, 2,3: FrC, 3,4: THY, l,2: Pep, l,2,3,4: AFSC, 2,3,4: NHS, 4: Teen, 4: DON CRABTREE - Gen: , . . GARY CRABTREE - Gen: MixC, 1: CCI1, 2,3,4: PIC, 3: CC, 2,3,4: Tk, 2,3: . . . DANNY CRACE - Gen: SpC, I: Bb, 1: JA, 2,3: .. , BEV CRAWBAUGH - Gen: HRT, 4' MixC, 1: MBa, 2,3,4: CBa, l,2: Maj, 3,4: PIC, 3, 4: Deb, 2,3,4: FrC, 4: SpC, l,2,3: GAA, 3: Pep, l,2,3,4: NHS, 4: MSS, 2: SfP, 1,2:ActB, 3,4: . . . TED CREASAP -- Gen: HRT, I: CIC, 4: Ft, 1: Bkt, l,2,3,4: Bb, 2,3,4: JK, 4: NHS, 4: MARK CROLL - Gen: SC, 2: CIC, 4: H, 4: PIC, 3: PICO, 4: Ft, l,2,3,4: Bkt, l,2: Ma, l,2,3,4: NHS, 4: MSS, 3: NMST, 4: ALT, 4: KeyC, 2: . . . ROD CROWDER - Gen. 5 D SUE DALE - Gen: LC 2,3: MixC, I: MBa, 2,3: PIC, 3,4: SpC, 2,3: HY, GAA, 3: Pep, l,3,4: ActB, 2,3: BETTY DARNELL - Gen: HRV, 3: CCh, 1: Hy, l,2: GAA, l,2,3: PrC, 4: HM, I: GAYLE DASO - Gen: Ma, I: JIM DAUGHERTY - Gen: MixC, 2,3: HM, l: .. . DON DAVIE - Gen: EARL DAVIS - Gen: CCh, I: . . . GREG DAVIS - Gen: MixC, l: CC, 2,3,4: Tk, 2,3: HM, 1: . ., SHARON DAVIS - Voc: DECA 3,4: .,. JOELLE DEFRANKS - Gen: H,4: MixC, 4: THY, 2: JA, 2,3,4: TOM DEHAVEN - Voc: VICA, 3,4: Ft, 1: . . . MIKE DICKERSON - Gen: Ft, l,2,3,4: Tk, 2,3,4: . . . PADDY DIEHL - Gen: HRP, l,2: HRV, 4: SC, l,3,4: CIC, 2: OA, l,2,3,4: Q, 3,4: MixC, I: CCI1, 3,4: PIC, 2,3,4: HRe, 2,3,4: Pq, 2,3: SpC, 2,3: THY, l,2,3: Pep, l,2,3,4: HOC, 4: JrA, 4: NHS, 4: AFSC, 3,4: JUDITH DODGE - Gen: THY, 1: , . . JOHN DORFE - Voc: VICA, 3,4: , . , DEBBIE DOUGLAS - Voc: DECA, 4: . . . LINDA DOUGLAS - Voc: HRV, 2: OA, I: H, 3: CBa, I: THY, 3: COE, 4: . .. IDA DOWNS - Voc: HRV, 3: HRT, 4: HRC, 1: COE, 4: . . . SUELLA DRAKE - Voc: DECA, 4: PrC, I: . . . ERIC DUFFEY - Gen: MixC, l,2: CCh, 3, 4: JA, 2: Wr, 3: LINDA DUHL - Gen: OA, 4: H, 3,4: MixC, l,2: Pq, 2: FrC, 2: SpC, l,2,3: GAA, 3: Pep, l,2,3: HM, 1: ... CHERIE DUNBAR - Gen: HRP, 4: SC, 4: MBa, 2,3,4: CBa, l,2,3,4: Or, l,4: Std, 3,4: THY, l,2,3: Pep, I: HOQ, 4: NHS, 4: En, 3: MARTHA DUNN - Voc: HRV, 3: SpC, 1: THY, 1: GAA, 1: DECA, 4: HM, 1: .., JACKIE DAVIS DUNSON - Gen: SC, 1: MixC, I: HM, 1. E . ,. MARY EARL - Gen: HRS, 4: CIC, 4: OA, 1: MixC, I: SpC, l,2,3: Pep, l,2,3: . . . ROD EDLER - Voc: HRV, l,3: HRC, 2: SC, I: VICA, 3,4: HM, I: . . . ALICE EDWARDS - Voc: LC, 4: COE, 4: . . . LISA EDWARDS - Gen: HRS, 4: HRV,3: HRT, 2,4: OA, l,2,3,4: MixC, I: MBa, 2,3,4: CBa, l,2,3,4: PICO, 3: THY, l,2,3: GAA, 3: Pep, l,2,3,4: PAUL EDWARDS - Gen: HRV, l,4: HRT, 2: CIC, 4: H, 4: Ft, l,2,3: Bkt, I: Bb, 2,3,4: HM, l: NHS, 4: NMST, 1: MIKE EISEMAN - Gen: LEROY ELLIOTT - Cen: . . . BILL EVANS - Gen: PrC, 4: OA, 4: . . . DAVID EVANS - Gen4 FERN EVANS - Gen4 DERI EVERLY - Gen, BILL EVANS - Gen5 Pfc, 4g oA, 4g ... DAVID EVANS - C605 . . 4 BILL EVANS - Gen: Prc, 4g DA, 4g ,. . DA- VID EVANS - Gen4 ., . CERN EVANS - Gen4 DEBI EVERLY - Geng 11,44 Pq, 2g Frc, 2,34 THY, 1,2,34 Pep, 2. F . . . JACKIE FAUST - Gen4 CIC, 44 OA, 4g PICo, 44 Pq, 2,35 THY, l,2,34 GAA, 3g Pep, 34 . . . STAN FEES - Gen4 MixC, lg Tk, 1,24 Ma, lg HM, 15 NROTC, 25 .,. DEBBIE FEL- CHLIN - Gen5 LC, l,2Q OQ, 45 MixC, l,2,35 CCII, 45 PICO, 3,44 Pq, 35 THY, 1,25 GAA, 35 Pep, 35 HM, 15 ,.. ERIC FELT - V005 SC, lg CIC, 4g MixC, I4 PICO, 2,3,45 Pq, 4g VarH, 2,3,4: VICA, 3,44 Tk, I5 JA, 25 . , , BILL FERRALL - Gen4 HRP, 45 CIC, l,3,44 OA, 3g Q, 3,45 PIC, 2,35 PICO, 2,35 HRe, 2,35 Pq, 2,35 SpC, l,2,3,45 JK, 45 NHS, 45 OASC, 3,45 . . , JONI FETTER - Gen: CIC, 25 MixC, I5 Deb, 25 SpC, 1,2,34 GAA, 2,3Q Pep, 15 Cheer, 2,3,44 NHS, 44 .. . LINDA FINCHMAN - Geng HRP, 4g . . . GLEN FIS- SELL - V004 VICA, 3,45 . . . MARGE FITZ- WATER - CCHQ MixC, 15 CBa, 15 PIC, 44 THY, 15 GAA, 15 PrC, 4g Pep, 14 HM, 15 .., NANCY FLEMING - Voc4 CIC, 2,35 MixC, 14 MBa, 24 CBa, I,2,34 Or, 14 COE, 44 Pep, 15 ED FOREMAN - Gen: , . . LARRY FORREST - V004 VICA, 3,45 . , . JOYCE FOX - Gen5 THY, 14 GAA, I4 Pep, 14 ,.. HELEN FRANKLIN - V005 HRS, 45 HRT, 24 CIC, 45 FrC, 14 SpC, 2,35 GAA, 35 COE, 45 Pep, 15 . , . DONNA FREESE - Gen5 HRS, 24 HRT, lg SC, l,2,3,45 MixC, 1,24 CCII, 3,45 MBa, 2,3,45 CBa, 1,2,3,44 Or, l,2,3,45 PlC,,3,45 THY, 1,25 Pep, 3,44 Cheer, 1,24 NHS, 45 16,4. G .. . AL GAMBLE - V005 VICA, 45 Ft, 1,24 CC, 15 HM, 14 .. , SHARON GANTT - Gen4 CIC, 44 LC, 1,25 H, 44 MixC, 25 PIC, 34 FrC, 1,24 THY, 44 Pep, 14 NHS, 44 . . . MARNEE GEER - Gen4 HM, 15 . . . TOM GEER - Gen4 CIC, 34 Q, 4g CCh, 2,3,44 PIC, 4g PICO, 44 HM, 15 , . . JANET GENTZLER - Gen4 HRV, 24 HRS, 34 OA, I4 GAA, 3g Pep, 24 Cheer, l,3,44 HOC, 4g NHS, 4g AFSR, 3g AFS, 2,3,45 . . . RICK GEYER - Gen4 MBa, 2,32 Or, I5 PIC, 34 CC, 3,44 Tk, 3, 45 16,2,35 .. . BILL GIBSON - Gen5 .. . FRANK GIFFORD - Gen4 CIO, I5 HRP, 35 HRS, 2g SC, 44 Ft, I,3,44 Bkt, l,2,3,44 Tk, l,2,3,45 Ma, 24 HM, lg JK, 4g NHS, 45 ALT, 4g SfP, 1,25 . , . LEE GIPSON - Gen5 HRP, I5 SC, 15 CIC, 25 VarH, 3,41 Ft, I4 Bkt, l,2,3,45 Bb, 24 CC, 14 HM, lg MIKE GILES - Gen5 DAN GORENFLO - Gen5 HRP, l,2,35 HRV, 45 Ft, l,2,3,44 Bkt, 1,2Q Tk, l,2,3,45 ALT, 3,4Q . . . PHIL GRAFF - V005 VICA, 44 . . . MARSHA GRAHAM - Gen4 HRS, 25 HRT, 15 H, 3,44 MixC, I5 MBa, 2,3,44 CBa, 2,3,44 Pq, 45 NHS, 45 BSA, 4g En, 2,34 . . . MARGO GRATE - Gen: OA, 45 LC, 2g MixC, 14 PlCo, 3g JEFF GREEN - Gen4 HRP, 35 SC, 15 MixC, lg Ft, 15 Bkt, I5 Tk, 15 LYNDA GREEN - Gen5 HRT, 34 SC, I4 CIC, 45 OA, 3,45 LC, 14 H, 45 MixC, l,2Q THY, I,2,35 HM, 15 . . . BILL GRIF- FIN - Gen5 . , . KATHIE GRIFFITH - Gen4 CLO, 14 HRS, 35 CIC, 35 OA, 44 H, 45 MBa, 2,3, 4g CCh, I,2,3,4Q THY, I,2,3Q GAA, l,2,35 ARTC, 2,3,45 LAURA GRIMM - V004 HRT, 45 CIC, 2, 3,44 MIXC, 124 CCh, 3g PIC, 35 FrC, 24 SpC, I4 GAA, I5 COE, 45 Pep, 2,35 HM, 14 NHS, 45 ,. . PAM GRISHKAT - Gen5 CIC, 34 Q, 3,4Q H, 2g PICO, 3,45 SpC, 3,45 THY, 14 FTA, 44 Pep, 1,3,45 HM, 14 NHS, 45 AFS, 4g . , . DAVID GRUBER - Gen4 LC, 15 H, 24 MixC, 1,2,34 CC11, 44 MBa, 2,35 CBa, l,2,35 Or, l,2,35 DBa, 1,2,34 PIC, 1,2,3, 44 Hre, 45 AddA, 1,44 Rifle T, 2,3Q . .. JERRY GUY - Voc: DECA, 3,4. H ,. . PATTY HABERMAN - Gen5 HRV, 25 CIC, 2g OA, 45 Deb, 25 SpC, l,2,35 GAA, 2,35 Cheer, l,2,3,45 HOC, 44 . . . DALE HACHTEN - Gen5 CIO, 2,44 CIC, 2,44 H, 45 PICO, 35 Ft, 1, 2,3,45 Bkt, lg Tk, 2,44 BSS, 35 JK, 45 NHS, 45 V, 45 NMST, 44 TeenC, 45 NANCY HALBER- STEIN - Gen4 CIC, 44 H, 45 PICO, 2,34 SpC, 24 Pep, 1,45 DEBBIE HALE - V004 Q, 44 COE, 4g ... CYNTHIA HALLEY - V005 DECA, 3,44 Pep, 14 . , , KATHLEEN HALLEY - V004 DECA4 3,45 Pep, 15 . . . CAROL HALL - Gen5 CIO, 1,25 HRS, 44 SC, 45 CIC, 24 Q, 3,45 H, 4g MixC, 1,25 CCh, 3,4Q MBa, 2,3,45 CBa, 3,45 PICO, 3,4Q Deb, 35 SpC, l,2,35 PrC, l,2,3,45 HM, 15 NHS, 45 StSEn, 3,45 YG, 3,44 ActB, 24 LARRY HALL - Gen4 HRP, 45 HRT, I4 CIC, 44 MixC, I4 CCII, lg MBa, 25 Or, 15 CBa, I5 PICO, 4g VarH, 24 Ft, lg CC, I4 Tk, 14 Ma, 2,32 JANET HAMILTON - Gen: HRe, 2,3,45 Pq, 35 SpC, 25 THY, l,2,35 GAA, 34 Pep, lg . , . LARRY HAMILTON - Gen5 CIC, 24 MixC, 14 ... SUE HAMILTON - Gen: ,.. CECIL HAMM - Gen4 JA, 24 TOM HARDG- ROVE - V004 CBa, 1,25 Or, li FrC, 2,35 DECA, 4g , . . MARSHA HARPER - V004 MixC, l,2,35 SpC, 15 GAA, 1,25 VICA, 44 JA, 2,3Q . , . ANGE- LA HARRIS - Gen5 LC, 25 H, 4g MixC, 15 THY, 25 JA, 35 NHS, 45 MSS, 2g . , . LYN HAR- RIS - V005 H, 3g MixC, 1,24 CCh, 35 Or, 1,24 COE, 45 Pep, 2,35 MARVIN HARRIS - CCHS Bkt, l,2,3,45 , , , JEFF HARTMAN - V005 HRV, 4g FNA, 3g VICA, 3,44 Ma, 1,2,34 . . . ESTHER HAUBERT - Gen5 HRT, 45 H, 4g MixC, 14 PlCo, 3,45 SpC, l,2,35 FTA, 3,45 Pep, 1, 2,3,4Q JA, 2,3,45 ACT, 45 . , , JAMIE HAYCOX - Gen4 HRP, 1,25 CIC, 2,3,44 LC, 25 PIC, 3g SpC, 2,35 VarH, 2,3,44 Ft,L4 Bkt, I, CC, 2,3,45 Tk, l,2,3,45 NHS, 4g . . , BOB HAVILAND - Gen5 CCh, I4 MBa, 24 Or, lg VarH, 2,3,45 CC, 2, 3,45 Tk, 1,2,3,4 .. . ANITA HAYDEN - V004 DECA, 3,44 Pep, 14 HM, 1 ,. . FRANK HELMS - Gen5 LC, 15 H, 35 MixC, 1,2,3,4Q CCh, 2,3,45 Or, 1,2,3,4, PLC, 3: PLCO 3,44 Deb, 44 SpC, 2,34 FTA, 45 CC, 3,45 JA, 35 NHS, 45 En, 3,4Q StEn, 3, 4 ... BRUCE HERR - Gen4 Ft, 15 Ma, 15 Wr, 2,3,4 , . . STEVE HERR - V004 FEA, 45 VICA, 3,4: HM, I . . . ROGER HESSLER - Voc . . . DIANA HICKS - V005 LC, 15 COE, 4 .. . RICHARD HILT - Voc . . . GARY HINES - Gen ,.. MIKE HINTON - Gen4 HRS, 14 HRV, 45 HRT, 25 VarH, 2,3,44 Ft, I4 Bkt, 15 Tr, I5 HM, 15 Wr, 2,3,45 JK, 4 ... TIM HOCH - Gen . . . DWYTE HOFFMAN - Gen: Ft, 1,2,3, 45 Tk, 2,3,45 Ma, 14 NHS, 4g AXV 2,3,4 . . . MICHELLE HOFFMAN - V004 HRS, 25 CLC, 24 SpC, 2,3Q VICA, 44 Pep, 35 GAA, 3 . . . STEVE HOFFMAN - V005 HRV, 35 FrC, 25 VICA, 4 . . . DEBRA HOLLAND - V005 HRS, 14 CLC, 3g H, 34 CCI1, 1,35 PLCo, 35 Pq, 24 SpC, 34 COE, 45 Pep, 15 JA, 25 HM, 1,24 NHS, 45 Sfp, 1 . . . LEWIS HOLLAND - V005 VICA, 4 . . . JANET HOLLOWAY - V004 CCh, 1,2,34 MBa, 45 VICA, 45 JA, 25 16, 4 GREG HOLLO- WAY - V004 DECA, 3,44 Bkt, 1 JERRY HONAKER - Gen5 VICA, 34 PrC, 4 .,. MIKE HUBER - Gen , . . RICK HUDDLE - Gen5 CLO, 25 HRP, 1,2,44 SC, 15 CLC, 2,35 CCh, I4 PLCO, 2,35 FTA, 3,44 VarH, 2,3,45 Ft, 1, 2,3,45 Bkt, 1,24 Bb, l,2,3,44 Tk, l,2,3,45 HM, I , . . LINDA HUGGLER - Gen4 CLC, 34 H, 3, 44 PLC, 3,45 PLCO, 2,35 Pq, 35 SpC, 142,35 THY, 1,24 FTA, 45 Pep, l,2,3,45 NHS, 45 AFS, 3,4 . . , JANET HUGHES - Gen: CIC, 25 MixC, l,3, CCII. 44 MBa, 2,3,45 CBa, 1,3,45 Or, 15 PICo, 35 SpC, 1,25 THY, 1,2,34 FTA, 45 GAA, 35 Pep, 1,2, 3,45 ActB, 2 PAT HUNT - Gen5 PrC, 44 Pep, 1. I . .. KEVIN IDEN - Gen5 HRP, 14 HRS, 34 HRV, 24 Afc, 1,2,34 Prc, 44 ce, 34 Tk, 3 LANNY IMRODEN - Vee4 HRV, 34 Mixc, I4 VICA, 3,44 Ft, 1,24 Ma, 14 Tk, 1 SARA IMBODY - Gen4 CIC, 2,44 H, 44 Mixc, 1,25 cch, 3,44 04, 1,2,3,44 PIC, 44 Plce, 34 Pq, 24 Spc, 44 THY, 1,2,34 Pep, l,2,3,44 NHS, 4g S4En, I,2,3,44 En, 2,3,45 16, 44 AFS, 2,4 KEVIN IONNO - Gen4 HRS, 24 HRV, 1,35 SC, 14 MixC, It Ft, l,2,34 Tk, 1,25 HM, 1. J . . . LENNY JACKSON - V004 VICA, 45 Ft, 1,25 Bkt, 1,2 . . . BURGESS JARRELL - V004 HRS, 14 VICA, 3,41 ODRA JARRELL - Gen5 MixC, l,2,35 CCH, 44 PrC, 4 . . . BRUCE JENKINS - Gen: Bkt, 15 G0, 2,3,44 HM, I , . BARBARA JOHNSON - Gen5 HRT, 44 CIC, 25 OA, 15 MIXC, 2,35 PIC, 34 PICO, 25 Pq, 2,34 SpC, 2,3Q THY, 2,34 Pep, 1,2 , , , JOHN JOHNSON - Gen5 HRP, 35 VarH, 3,44 Ft, 2,3,44 Tk, I,2,3,4 ... PAULA JOHNSON - Gen .,. BRENDA JOHNSTON - Gen , , , ROSEMARY JOLLEY - C6115 OA, 14 MIXC, 15 THY, 15 Pep, 34 JA, 24 , , . BILL JONES - Gen4 CIC, 2: HRS, 35 SpC. 1,24 Ft, 1,24 Bkt, 1,25 Tk, 1,2 .. , DAVE JONES - CCH: Swim, 2,3,4 , . , JEANNETTE JONES - V004 OA, 1,25 LC, I5 Q, 1,25 H, 34 FrC, 2,34 THY, 14 DECA, 4 ... KEN JONES - V004 VICA, 3,44 Ft, 1 ... SAM JONES - C604 SC, I ,. . MARSHA JUDE - Gen5 CIC, 44 OA, I: CCh, 15 PICO, 45 FTA, 45 Pep, I PAULA JUDY - V004 Pq, 2,35 GAA 2,35 DECA, 3,45 Baker Bulletin, 1. K . , , STEVE KAISER - Gen4 MBa, 1,24 CBa, 2g Or, 24 StdQ l,2,3,44 FEA, 45 VarH, 44 GAA, 44 CC, 2,3,44 Tk, 1,2,34 Ma, 15 NHS, 4g NMST, 44 AFS, 2,3,45 , . , MIKE KEETON - V004 HRS, 35 HRT, 25 COE, 45 HM 35 . . . STEVE KEIRNS - Gen4 ... JIM KING - V004 LC, 1,24 SpC, 14 Deca, 3,4Q Ma, 15 . . . SUE KINNETT - Gen4 HRS, 25 HRV, It SC, 15 CIC, 24 OA, 14 MixCl, 24 CBa, 2,34 Std, 14 PICo, 34 SpC, 2,35 THY, 25 FEA, 44 Chl, 3,45 BILL KIRSH - V005 SpC, 25 VICA5 4g Bkt, 1,2 , . , PEGGY KNIGHT - V005 HRP, 34 HRS, 24 OA, 14 LC, 15 COE, 44 JA, 2 . , . JOHN KOKAS - V005 HRT, 14 VICA, 3,44 Ft, 15 HM, 1 . . . KAREN KRANER - Gen4 SpC, 15 THY, 3,4: GAA, 2,35 COE, 44 Pep, 24 HM, I . , . SUE KRANER - Gen5 MixC, 1,21 CCh, 3,44 PIC, 3,44 PICO, 45 HRe, 45 Pq, 3,45 SpC, 1,2,3: Chl, l,2,3,44 HM, 1 . . , DEBBIE KRIDER - Gen4 HRV, 14 OA, 44 MBa, 2,35 THY, l,2,34 Pep, 1,24 ActB, 2 . . . JIM KUHN - Gen4 HRV, 44 HRT, 14 HRC, 15 LC, 14 MixC, 1, 24 CCh, 3,44 PIC, 45 Tk, 1 , , . NANCY KUHN - Voc4 GAA, 35 VICA, 44 Pep, 1. L . , , PAUL LAIRD - Gen: CIO, 1,34 HRP, 3, 44 HRV, 24 CIC, 2,3,45 Plc, 35 Ft, l,2,35 Tk, 1,24 Ma, 14 HM, 14 NHS, 4 ,. , JO LARKIN - Voc4 HRP, 1,24 CIC, 24 OA, 44 MixC, I4 CCh, 24 PICO, 34 Pep, 34 JA, 2 4 4 , PAM LARKIN - Gen ... CHERYL LASHEY - Voc: LC, 14 MixC, 14 THY, lj GAA, l,2,34 VICA, 3,44 HM, I4 MBa, 1 ... GARY LEWIS - Gen4 HRP, 44 CIC. 4: VarH, 2,3,44 Ft, 1,25 Wr, 2,3,4 , , . DIANA LINGER - Voc4 COE, 3,45 Pep, I . , , JOYCE LONG - Gen4 MBa, 44 Maj. 44 ActB, 4 MIKE LORE - Gen5 HRP, 14 HRS, 24 SC, 3,45 CIC, 44 H, 45 MixC, 1,2: Pq, 44 SpC, 1: Ft, 14 Tk, 14 Ma, 1,24 HM, 1 . , . ROB LOREN - Gen4 Ft, 14 Bkt, 1,2 . . . CAROLYN LOUCK - Gen . . 4 RANDY LOWER - Gen4 MixC, l , . , LAURIE LUCAS - Gen4 MixC, 1,25 CCh, 3,44 Or, l,2,3, 4g FrC, 2,34 FTA, 44 NHS, 44 Sa, 44 En, 3: Sym, 3,4 .. . MARK LUCAS - Gen: HRV, 1: SC, 1: CIC, 34 FEA,-44 VarH, 44 Bkt, l,2,3,44 Tk, 14 HM, 4 . . . GREG LUST - Gen5 PrC, 44 CC, 2, 34 Tk, I4 Wr, 2,3 4 , , BARBARA LUTZ - Gen4 OA, 3,44 JA, 3,4 . , , JOHN LUTZ - Gen: SpC, 24 PrC, 4 , . , JO ELLEN LYNCH - V005 MBa, 3,44 FrC, 34 GAA, 2.34 COE, 4: Pep, 2,34 LatinC, 3,4. M SCOTT MACKAY - Gen: HRV. 4: HRC, 24 LC, 15 Swim 3 , , . GENE MALONE - Gen4 MixC, 1 ,, . GEORGE MALONE - Gen: MixC, I4 Ft, 14 Ma, 2 PAT MALONE - Gen4 PrC, 44 JA, 2 ., JERRY MARQUIS - Voc4 VICA, 4 . . . MELVIN MARTIN - Gen: IIRP. 3 BECKY MASCARI - Cen: OA. 4: MIXC. 1.2: Pep. 1.2.3 MITSI MASH - Cen: SC. 3: 2: 11.3.-I: Or. I.2.3.4: PICO. 3.4: Deb. 2.3.-I: 'I'IIY. I: Pep. I.2.3.4: JrA. 4: NIIS. 4: MSS. 2.3.4: NMST. 4: Sym. 3.4: Teen. 4: Sfp. 3 JOIIN MAYES - CIUIIZ HRP. 1: IIRT. 2: MIXC. 1.2: CCI1. 3: Ft. 1.2.31 En. 2.3 RON MAYES - Cen BRAD McCURDY - Cen: IIRC. 4: MBa. 2.3: CBa. 1.2.3: Or. 1: FTA. 4: FEA. 4: YAITII. 3.4: CC. 3.4: Tk. I.2.3.4: NHS. 4 MIKE MCCRAYY - Cen: MBa. 2.3,4: CBa. I.2.3.4: Or. 2.3.4: Sid. 3.4 DONNA IVIEADE - Cen: CICO DEBBIE MEDDLES - Cen: LC. I: II. 3.4: MIXC. 1.2: CCI1. 3.4: MBa. 2.3.4: CBa. 2.3.4: Or. I.2.3.4: PIC. 2.3.4: Deb. 3: Pq. 2.3: SpC. 1.2: JA. 2.3.4: SIOr. 4: En. 4: ,, JOHN MERIYES - Voc: VICA. 4: , . . THOM- AS MESA - Cen: CIO. 3: HRP. 4: HRS. 3: Q. 4: H. 4: FrC. 1.2.3: SpC. I.2.3.4: FTA. 4: Tk. 4: NHS. 4: AFSRCP. 4: AFS. 3.4: DEBBIE METZCER - Voc: MIXC. 1: CAA. 1: COE. 4: BARRIE MILLER - Cen: HRS. 1.4: HRT. 1.2: MixC. 1.2: CCI1. 3.4: THY. 1.2.3: CAA. 3: Pep. I.2.3.4: HM. 1: NHS. 4: En. 3: , , . CHRIS MILLER - Cen: PIC. 2: Deb. 2.3: SpC. 1.2: CAA. 3: , JANET MILLER - Cen: . KITTY MILLER - Cen: . .. DON MILLER - Cen: .. JENNY MILLS - Cen: HRT. 1.2: MIXC. 1: PICo. 3.4: Pq, 2: SpC. 4: THY. 2.3: Pep. I.2.3.4: NHS. 4: AFS. 2: ... ALAN MITCHELL - Cen: HRV. 4: HRT. 2.3: VarH. 3.4: FI. I.2.3.4: Tk. 2.3: Ma. 1: JK. 4: NHS. 4: NMST. 4: StTe. 4: VVr. 2.3.4: 16.2.3: . . , VICKI MITCHELL - Cen: SC. 2: OA. 1.2.3: Q. 4: H. 4: THY. 1.2: TOM MONNETTE - Cen: . CINDI MOORE - Cen: CIC. 3.4: MIXC. 1: CCII. 4: MBa. 2.3,4: CBa. I.2.3.4: Or. I.2.3.4: Sid. 3.4: Maj. 2.3,4: PIC. 3.4: PICO. 4: Deb. 2: Pq. 2.3,4: THY. 1.2.32 ArtC. 4: NHS. 4: StOr. 4: En. 3: Symp. 3: MidEastOr. 4: . . . CORNELIA MOORE - Cen: H 3.4: PlCo. 3.4: Pq, 2: Pep, 3. 4: NHS. 4: AFS. 4: .. STEVE MILLER - Cen: INIIXC. 1.2: CCI1. 3.4: Swim. 3: . . . MARY MORRISON - Cen: HRP. 3: ,. , PEC MULL - Cen: HRV. 2: HRT. 3: SC. 1: CIC. 2: MIXC. I: CCI1. 4: MBa. 2.3,4: CBa. 2.3.4: Or. 4: THY. 2.3: CAA. 1.2: Pep. 2.3: Cheer. 1: HM. 1: .. . BRENDA NIULLINS - VOC: PQ. 3: THY. 2.3: COE. 4: . JAMES MYERS - Cen: FEA. 4: Lal. 1: . , THOMAS MYERS - Cen: HRC. 2: MixC. I: CBa. 2: FrC, 2: VarH. 3.4: ArtC. 3.4: CC. 2.3.-4: Tk. 2.3: ALT. 3.4: . N . JUDY NASH - Voc. 4: . , PECCY NEFF - Cen: HRP. 1.2.4: SC, 2.3.4: H. 4: MixC.1.2: CCh. 3.4: Or. I.2.3.4: THY. I.2.3.4: FTA. 4: CAA. 1: Pep. I.2.3.4: SIOT. 21 TONY NICOLOSI - Cen: . KENNY MILES - Cen. DEBBIE NOLAN - VOC: CBa. 1: COE. 4: MCC. 3.4: , TERESA NOLAN - Cen: HRP. 1.2: HRT. 2: HRC 4: SC. 1: MixC. 1: PICO. 3: THY. 2.3: CAA. 2: Pep. 2.3.4: HM. 1 JIM NORTON - Cen: FEA. 4: HM. 1. O MARCIA OLIVER - Cen: PrC. 4: Pep. l MIKE ORTH - TERRY ORR - VOC: Cen: MixC. 1.2: CCI1. 3.4: PICO. 4: Tn. 2.3,4: Swim. 3.4: 16.42 SMAW. 4 , PAUL OUEL- LETTE - Cen: MBa. 2.3,4: CBa. 3.4: Ma. 2.3.4 LYNN OIVENS - Cen: LC. I: PICo. 3: Ma. I PRESTON OVVENS - Cen. P LEONARD PACKER - Cen: Tr. 1: , KAREN PARISH - Voc: MixC. 1.2: TIIY. 1.2: CAA. 1.2: COE. 4: Pep. 1.2: WANDA PAR- ISH - Cen: JERRY PARKER - Cen: HRV. 1.4: CIC. 4: JEFF PARKS - Cen: MIKE PARKS - Cen: HRC. 4: Tk. 1: DEBBY PATRICK - Cen: JIM PATTER- SON - Voc: VICA. 4: SHARON PAYNE - C4-n:CIO.I:11RS. 2: HRV. 4: CIC. l.3.4: LC. 1: II. 1.2: MixC. 3.4: MBa. 2.3.-4: CBa. 4: PIC. 3.4: PICO. 2: SpC. 2.3: TIIY. 2: FTA. 4: Pep. I: 16. 3. 4: . . . PAUL PEZLEY - Voc: HRP. 1.4: HRV. 2: HRT. 3: IIRC. 3: CIC. 4: DECA. 3.4: Ft. I: Bb. 2.3: HM. 1: . BONNIE PFAIILER - Cen: II. 1.2.3: SpC. I: PrC. 4: Pep. 1: MARY PHELPS - Cen: . . , JEFF PHILLIPS - VOC: VICA. 4: Mu. 2.3: . . STEVE PHIL- LIPS - Voc: CIO. 3: CICO. 3: PIC. 3: VICA. 4: Bkt. 2: CIC. 3: RBC. 2: D. 2: . . . NORMA PIL- LEY - VOC. INIIXC. 1.2: CCI1. 3: PIC. 3: COE. 4: , , . MIKE PLOETZ - Cen: ,. . MARY POR- TER - Cen: IIRS. 1.2: HRT. I: CIC. 4: MixC. 1.2: CCh. 3.4: MBa. 2.3.-1: CBa. 2.3,4: PIC. 3.4: PICo. 3: THY. I.2.3: FTA. 4: Pep. I.2.3.4: NHS. 4: CSSA. 3: ActB. 2: MIKE PORTER - Voc: DECA. 4: Ft. 1: Bkt. 1: Tk. 1: ... JOHN POS- TELL - Voc: HRV. 2.3: VICA. 3.4: Ft. I: Bkt, 1: Bb. 3.4: . . . MIKE POSTLE - Cen: HRV. 4: SC. I: CIC, 3.4: MixC. 1:VarH. 2.3,4: Ft, 1: Bkt. l: CC. 2.3.4: Tk. I.2.3.4: , . . CAIL POWELL - Cen: HRV. 2: OA. 3.4: Q. 4: MixC. 1: MBa. 2.3. 4: CBa. 2.3,4: PIC. 3: PICO. 2.3: SpC. I.2.3.4: THY. 1.2.3: CAA. 2.3: Pep. I.2.3.4: JrA. 4: NHS. 4: ActB. 2: CIC. 3.4: Sfp. 2: DELORES PHOENIX - Cen: HRS. 4: HRT. 4: ArtC. 2.3. 4: Chl. 1: ... CAROL PRICE - Cen: . . . JAN- IE PRICE - Voc: CIC. 4: MixC. 1: THY. 1.2.3. 4: CAA. 1: COE. 4: Pep. l.2.3: HM. I: . . , BOB PUHR - Cen. ' R . . . TIM RAAB - Cen: HRP. 1.2: CIC. 3.4: MixC. 1: PIC. 3: VarH. 2.3,4: Ft. I.2.3.4: Bkt. 1: Bb. 2: Tk. I.2.3.4: HM. I: MSS. 2: . . . STEVE RACE - Cen: HRV. 1: HRT. 3: CIC. 2: PIC. 4: VarH. 2.3,4: Swim, 2: Bkt. 1: Co. 2.3,4: STEVE RAMSEY - Voc: Clo. 4: DECA. 4: Ft. I: . , . SCOTT RANKIN - Cen: CIC. 4: OA. 3. 4: MIXC. 1.2: CCI1. 3.4: MBa. 2.3,4: CBa. 3.4: PICO. 2.3.4: HRe. 2.3,4: JK. 4: NHS. 4: SMAW. 4: Teen. 4: MornAnn. 2.3,4: SpCon. 3.4: ActB. 2: RON RANSBURC - Cen: VICKI REIDENBAUCH - Cen: OA. 4: SpC. 2.3: Pep. I.2.3.4: . . . CRECORY REYNOLDS - Cen: . . , CYNDIE RICHARDSON - Voc: HRT. 2: OA. 3: COE. 4: . . . WAYNE RICHARDSON - Cen: CIC. 4: MixC. 4: PIC. 2.3: PICO. 4: .. . LINDA RIESTER - Cen: HRS. 4: SC. 1: CIC, 4: OA. 1.4: MixC, 12: MBa. 2.3,4: CBa. I.2.3.4: SpC. 2.3: THY. I.2.3.4: CAA. I. : Pep. I.3.4: NHS. 4: YC. 3.4: SIP. 2: . . . HA RY RIFFLE - Cen: HRS. I: HRV. 2: SC. I.2.3.4: CIC. 4: MBa. 2.3,4: CBa. I.2.3.4: Or, I.2.3.4: Std. 2.3,4: HM. 1: . . . BONITA RINBOLT - Voc: COE. 4: , . . CHERYL RINCHART -- Cen: LC. 2: PrC. 4: FHA. 2: . . . SUE RINESMITH - Voc: SpC. 2.3: COE. 4: PrC. 4: Pep. 1.3: . . . BREN- DA RIZER - Voc: COE. 4: JEFF ROB- ERTS - Cen: HRV. 1.3: HRC. 2: SpC. I: Bkt. 1: Tk. 1: HM. 1: CIC. 4: ... HARLEY ROBIN- SON - Cen: PHYLLIS ROBINSON - Cen: OA. 4: Pq, 2.3: . A A DENNY RODMAN -- Cen: H. 4: PrC. 4: Bb. 3: JA. 2.3,4: . . , MAR- SHA ROECKER - Cen: OA. I.2.3.4: H. 3.4: MixC. 1: PICO. 2.3: SpC. l.2.3: THY. 1.2.3: Pep. I.2.3.4: NHS. 4: . . . JANE ROOF - Cen: MBa. 2.3: JA. 2: ActB. 2.3: ANNA ROOPE - Voc: HRV. I: CIC. 2: LC. I: SpC. 1.2: THY, 1.2. 3: FEA, 2: DECA. 4: Pep. 1: HM. I: DISCO. 4: , . KATHY ROPKE - Cen: CIC. 3:11. 4: PIC. 3: PICo, 2.3,4: Pq, 2: SpC. 2,3.4: THY. 2.3: CAA. 3: Pep. 3.4: HM. 1: NHS. 4: DAR. 4: ... DEBBIE ROSEBERRY - VOC: HRS. 3: HRV 4: HRT. 2: SC. 1: LC. 1: Pq, 3: SpC. 12: CAA. 1' COE. 4: Pep. 2.3: , . . LINDA ROSE - Voc. HRS. 4: HRV. 2: HRT. 3: COE. 4: . . . SHEILA RUPRICHT - Voc: VICA. 3.4: Pep. 1: JA. 2: STaCO. 4: DisCO. 4: .., SARAH RUSH - Deb. 2: SpC. 1.2: ArIC. 1: JA. 2: NHS. 4: DAN RUSSELL - Cen: CIO. 1: HRP. 1.2: HRV. 3: HRT. 4: HRC. 3.4: SC. 1: PICO. 3: VarH. 2.3,4: PrC. 4: Ft. 1.4: Bkt, 2.3: Bb. 2.3,4: Tk. 1: Ma. 2.3,4: LAURA RUSSELL - Cen: HRV. 2: OA. 4: H. 1.2: CBa. I: PICo. 3.4: SpC. 1: Pep. 3.4. s 1 S , . . MIKE SAMPLES - Cen: Var. 3.4: FI. 1. 2.3,4: Tk. 1.2.3: JEFF SANKEY - Cen: MBa. 2.3: PIC, 3: FEA. 4: VarH. 2.3,4: CC. 2.3, 4: Tk. I.2.3.4: BSS. 4: ACIB. 2.3: LINDA SAUNDER - Cen: HRV, 3: MIXC. 1: PIC. 3.4: JA. 4: ... RAY SANDERS - Cen: ... CRAIC SCHERTZER - Cen: HRP. 1: SC. 1: MixC. 1. 2: CC11. 3.4: CBa. 1: PIC. 4: AriC. I.2.3.4: FI, 1. 2.3,4: Bkl. 1: Bb, I: .. , ANN SCHILLINCER - Cen: CIO, 1: H. 4: MixC. I: Pq, 1: CAA, 3: CSS. 3: NHS. 4: DAR, I: FHA, 1: ... BRUCE SECKEL - Cen: CIC, 4: FrC, 3.4: HM. 1: ,. . MIKE SHENEFIELD - Cen: HRV, 1: Fl, I: . . . LOU ANN SHERER - Voc: VICA. 4: Pep. 1: BECKY SHIFFLET - Cen: OA. 3.4: LC. 1: Cheer. I: LAURA SHIFFLET - Voc: MixC. 1.2.3: DECA. 3.4: . . , DAVID SIF- RITT - Cen: Q, 3.4: H. 1.2: MixC, 3.4: CBa. 3. 4: PIC, 3: PICO. 2.3,4: HRe, 2.3.4: Deb. 3.4: Pq, 2.3,4: FEA. 3.4: NHS. 4: En. 4: CONNIE SIMMONS - Cen: HRT. 2: CIC, 4: OA. 1: MixC. 1.2: CCh. 3.4: MBa. 2.3,4: CBa. I.2.3.4: Or. 3.4: SpC. l,2.3: Pep. 2.3,4: NHS. 4: PAM SIMMONS - Cen: CIC, 2: OA. 1: LC. 1: H. 1. 2: ... RICHARD SIMPKINS - Cen: ... JON SISLER - Cen: FI. 1: Bkl. I.2.3.4: Bb. 2: C0. 3. 4: Tk, 1: JrA. 4: . . . VAUCHN SIZEMORE - Cen: CIO, 4: HRP. 4: HRV. I: SC. 4: CIC. 4: H. 4: HRe. 4: Wr. 2.3,4: MSS. 4: , . . VERN SIZE- MORE - Cen: HRV, 3: CIC. 4: Or. I: SpC. 4: Tk. 1: Ma. 3.4: HM. 1: Wr. 3.4: PHIL SLONE - Cen: THERESA SLONE - Voc: CIC. 3: Deb. 2.3: SpC. 2: THY. 2.3: NHS. 4: COE. 4: . . . CARL SMITH - Cen: HRV, 1 2.3.4: CIC, 3: FEA. 4: Ft, 1.4: Tk. 1.4: JK, 4: NHS. 4: , . . DILLARD SMITH - Cen: Bkl. 4: . , . TIM SMITH - Cen: CIC. 4: H. 3.4: MixC. 1: CCI1. 2.3: MBa. 2: PIC. 2.3,4: PICO. 2: HRe. 2: Deb. 2: HY. 2.3,4: FTA. 2.3,4: Tk. 2: HM. 1: FEA. 3.4: 16.2: . , . JOHN SNELL - Voc: PIC. 3: VICA. 3.4: ... TOM SNOW - Cen: DEAN SNYDER - Cen: MixC. 1.2: PrC. 4: Bkt. 1: Ma. 3.4: .. . DON SNYDER - Cen: HRS. 3: . . . STEVE SOMERLOT - Cen: H, 4: CBa. I.2.3.4: Or, I.2.3.4: Std, 3.4: FTA, 4: Ft, 1. 2.3,4: Tk, 1.2: JAMES SOUTHWARD - Voc: VICA. 3.4: JA. 2.3: . , . JEFF SPAFFORD - Cen: MARLA STEINMAN - Cen: HRS. 4: CIC. 4: H. I: CCI1, 2.3,4: MBa. 2.3,4: CBa. 1.3.4: PIC, 3: Pq, 4: FrC, 3.4: THY. 2.3: ArIC. 2.3,4: Pep. 1: . . . JAMES STEPHEN - Voc: DECA. 4: . , , ANITA STEWERT -- Voc: SpC. 2.3: CAA, 3: COE. 4: Pep. 1: JA, 1: . . . SUE STILLINCS - Cen: CIC. 4: PIC, 2.3: Pq, 2.3,4: FrC, 2: THY, 2: FTA. I.2.3.4: COAw. 1.2: , . . CHERRIE STONE - Cen: HRS. 4: SC. 1: CAA. 1.3: Pep. 2.3,4: FHA. I: . . . JIM STONE- BRAKER - Cen: MBa. 2.3,4: CBa. 3: Bb, 2.3,4: HM. 1: . , . RICHARD SWARTZ - Cen: , . . TIM SWEENY - Cen: .. . STANLEY SWI- HART - Cen: ... JOHN SYCKS - Cen: ,.. SHERRY SYKES - Voc: HRS. 1.3: HRT. 3: OA 1: SpC. 1: THY 1.2.3: COE. 4: Pep. 1: HM. 1. 1 T . . , MARSHA TACKETT - Cen: MIXC. 1: .. . DAN TUCKER - Cen: HRT. 3: Ft, I: ... PAMELA TACKETT - Voc: SC. 1: OA. I: MixC. 1: HY. 2: CAA. 1: COE. 4: Pep. 1: HM. 1: . , . MIKE TAYLOR - Cen: HRP. 3: CIC. 3: H. 3.4: PIC. 3.4: VarH. 1,2.3: FI, 2: Wr. 1,2.3: NHS. 4: MSS. 1.2.3: Sfp. 2.3,4: . . . RANDY TENNAR - Voc: PICO. 4: DECA. 3.4: JA, 2.3: . . . SHAR- ON TENNAR - Cen: . , , MICHAEL TERRY - Cen: CIC. 4: LC. 1: MIXC. 1: Ma. 2: MARLOW THOMAS - Cen: Pq, 3.4: Tn. 4: . . . MIKE THOMAS - Cen: CBa. 1: FEA. 3: FI. I: ... PAM THOMAS - Cen: CLO. 2: HRS. 1: HRV. 1.4: HRT. 1: CIC. 2.3,4: OA. 1.4: Q. 4: PICo. 2.3,4: Pq, 2.3: FrC, 3: SpC. 1.2.3: Pep. I.2.3.4: . , , RUTH THROCKMORTON - Voc: VICA. 4: JA. 3: LC. 1: , . , DEBBIE TILL- ER - Cen: SC. 1: H. 4: MIXC. 1.2: CCI1. 3.4: PIC, 3.4: PlCo. 3: SpC. 1.2: THY. 1.2: FTA. 4: CAA I: Pep, 1: JA, 2: ClCo, 3: BRENT TOZZER - Cen: PIC, 3,4: FEA, 3.4: Tk, l,2: HM, I: , . . CATHY TROMM - Cen: LC, 2.3: Spc, 2, THY, 2, JA, 3,4, PAT TRUKA - Cen: DON TUCKER - Cen: HRT, 3,4: .. . RON TURNER - Cen: H, I.2,3,4: MIXC, 1. 2: CCII, 3,4: MBa, 3,4: CBa, 4: PIC. 4: PICO, 4: l6,4. U , . . FRANK ULERY -- Cen. v BILL VANBUSKIRK - Cen, RE- BECCA VARNER - Vee, COE, 4, Pep, 1, JA. 2,4, . , . ANN VONDERHEIDE - Cen, CIC. 4, MHC, I, JA, 2,3. W MARK WADDLE - Gen: LIZ WACNER - Cen: HRP. l.3,4: CIC. l: OA, 4: Q, 4: PLC, 3,4: Pq, 2,3: THY, l.2,3: FTA, 4: CAA, 3: Pep. 2,3,4: HM. 1: , . . KRIS WALKER - Voc: HRT, 4: MixC, 1: CBa, l: PICO, 3: THY, 2.3: CAA, 3: VICA. 4: Pep, l,2,3: ROD WALKER - Cen: CIC, 3,4: VarH, 4: Bkt, l,2,3, 4: CC, 2: Tk, 1: Ma, 1: ... JAMES WALLACE - Gen: , , . CATHY WALTER - Gen: HRS, 4: OA. 1: MixC. 1.2: THY, 1.2: CAA, 1: Pep, 1.2.3. 4: HM, l: ,.. NANCY WALTER - Cen: HRV, 3: H, 2: SpC, l,2,3: CAA, l.2,3: PrC, 4: BUDDY WARD - Cen: . . . RACHEL WAR- NER - Cen, H, 3,4, MRC, l,2: PIC, 3,4, Plce, 3,4: HRe, 2,3, Pq, 3.4, ArtC, 1, Pep. 1, JA, 2,3,4, Sfp, 1,2,3,4, Orb, 3.4, .. . JOE WARWICK - Cen, PrC, 4, , , . RICHARD WATSON - Cen, HRV, lg SC, l,2: Me, 1, MARK WEBB - Cen, HRP, I, HRS, 3, HRT, 3, II, 1, MBA, 2,3,4, CBa, 2,3,4, Or, 1,2,3,4, PIC, 3,4, Pq, 4, FrC, 3, JK, 4, NHS, 4, Ae:B, 4, SMAW, 1,2, STE- PHANIE WEISER - Cen, CIC, 4, MHC, lg CCI1, 2,3,4, Or, l,2,3,4: PIC, 3,4, Spc, 4, THY, 2, Pep, 1, NHS, 4, En, 3,4, Sym, 2,3,4, DISO, 3, 4: 16: 3,4: DENNIS WELLER - Cen: HRV, 2,4: CC, 2: Tk, l,2: Wr, 2: . WALLY WERLINC - Cen: ArtC, 4: Ma, 4: Swim, 4: JIM WHELAN - Cen, HRC, 4, Fm, 3,4, ALT, 4, KATHI WHITE - Cen, CIC, 4, OA, 4, H, 4, MHC, 1,2, PICO, 2,3,4, HRe, 3, Deb, 2,3, Pq, 4, FrC, 3,4, JA, 2,3, CSS, 3, , . , LARRY WHITE - Cen, Ft, 3, Ma, 2, DANA WILDS - Cen, VarH, 3,4: FI, 4, Bm, 3, 4, Ma, 3,4, . . , BEVERLY WILLIAMS - Cen, MHC, 1, THY, 1, DEANA WILLIAMS - Cen: . . . CREC WILLIAMS - Cen, HRP, 1, HRT, 2,3,4, SC, I, PrC, 4, Ft, I,2,3,4, Bkt, I, Tk, 1,2,3,4, Wr, 2, JIM WILLIAMS - Cen, HRV, 1, PIC, 3, FEA, 4, FI, 1, Tn, 2,3, Me. 1, AFS, 2, LARRY WILLIAMS - Cen, , , , RONALD WILLIAMS - Cen, LINDA LOWE WILLIAMSON - Voc: COE, 4, I I Q- ,gn -T Nag, 0 '12 Wwe. Yi 195 SHARON WILLMETH - Voc: MixC, l: COE, 4: , . . DEBBIE WILLIS - Cen: MixC, 3: CCII. 4: MBU, 2: CBa, 1.2: PIC, 4: Deb, 3: Pq, 3,4: DEBBY WILSON - Cen: HRC, 1: CIC, 3.4: LC, 1: H, 4: MIXC, 1.2: PICO. 2,3.4: SpC, 2,3,4: THY, 1: FTA, l: CAA, l: HM, l: NHS, 4: A DONNA WILSON - Cen: MIXC, 1: CII, 2,3,4: MBa, 2,3,4: CBa, 1,2,3,4: PIC, 3: HM. l: CSS, 3: Sfp, I: En, 3: 16, 3: . . . TED WILSON - Cen: CIC, 4: CCII, 2,3,4: MBa. l,2,3,4: CBa, I,3,4: Or, 3,4: FEA, 4: CC, 2: AXV, 1: . , HUGH WINTCENS - CCH: Fl, I: Tk, I,2: ALT, I: ST, I: ,., BOB WINTRINCHAM - Cen: CIO. I: HRP, 2.4: SC, 1: VarH, 2,3,4: Bkt, 2: Tn, 2,3,4: NHS, 4: JERRY WOOLUM - Cen: JOHN WYATT - Cen: CIC, 4: H, 4: MixC, 1.2: CCI1, 3,4: PIC, 3: PICO, 3: HRC, 3,4: Deb, 4: Pq, 3,43 C0. 4: NHS, 4: SIS, 4: , . CHERYL WY- CLE - Cen: HRV, 3: PICO, 3: THY, I,2,3. Y . , CHRIS YACER - C-en: HRS, 1: HRT, 3: CIC, 1.4: OA, 4: H. 2.3:4: PICO, 3,4: Pq, 2,3,4: SpC, 2,3,4: THY. 1,2,3: FTA, 3.4: CAA, 2,32 Pep, l,2,3,4: HM, I: NIIS. 4: ,. . JOHN YEO- MAN - Voc: VICA, 3.4: . , , SANDY YOUNG - Cen: MixC, l,2,3: CCII, 4: PIC, 2,3.4: HRe. 3: Deb, 2.3: SpC, 2,3: CAA. 2: Pep, 1.2.3,-1. Z . . . BARR ZIMMERMAN - VOC: COE, 4. ADMINISTR TIVE DIRECTORY NICIIOLAS ALEX - B.S.: Ohio State: World History. FTA. VIRGINIA ALEXANDER - B.A.: Baldwin-Wallace. O.W.U.. O.S.U.. Catholic University of the VVest. Angers, France: French I. French II, French Club. RONALD ALYAREZ - B.A.: Heidelberg: Driver Ed., Soph. Football. JAMES ANDREYYS - B.S., M.A.: George YVashington. W. Va. University: American History. ROSACLAIRE ANTHONY - B.S.: Concord College: Home Economics II III. IV. RICHARD ARNDT - A.B. in Ed.: Capital. Miami. Ohio State: Driver Ed. LORETTA ARNDT -- B.S.: Wilmington: Phys, Ed., Pep Club Intramurals. Q n HOYVARD BALLINGER - B.S.: Manchester, Univ. Ill.. Capital Univ: Chemistry. RODNEY BANKS - B.S.: Central State Univ.: Am. Mult. Cult., World History. Am. History. Basketball. Football at Taft Middle School. ELVIN BEACH - B.S.: Xavier Univ: Soc. Studies, Asst. Football Coach. KEITH BECKER - B.A. in Music: Wisconsin Cons, Heidelberg Cons. of Music: Inst. Music, Pep Band. Activities Band, Marching Band. EDVVARD L. BELL - B.A.: Muskingum Coll: Geometry Pl. 8: Uni., A. V. Director. SHIRLEY BEERY -- Teacher's Aide. RICHARD BRADY - B.S. in Ed.: Ohio State Univ.: Music Assistant. BERNARD B. BROOKS - Ohio Northern Univ., Bowling Green: Graphic Arts, Print Club. RICHARD BROWN - B.A., M.A.: Muskingum, Bowling Green: Driver Ed.. Head Basketball Coach, Asst. Baseball Coach. PATRICIA BUTLER - B.F.A., M.S.L.S.: Ohio State, Western Reserve: Co-librarian. MARY CREE CALHOUN - A.B.: Ashland College, Ohio State Univ.: English IV CP, A.F.S. Club Advisor. BETTY CAMPBELL - B.S.: Ohio Univ.: Physics, Phy. Science. JAMES CARVER - Olivet College: Jr. Machine Shop, VICA Advisor. CONNIE CAVINEE - B.S.: Ohio Northern Univ.: Phys. Ed., Health, Cheerleaders. RAMON COX - B.S., M. in Ed.: Capital Univ.: Algebra II, Geometry, Advanced Senior Math. JOYCE CREAGER - B.S. in Ed.: Bowling Green: English IV C.P., Reg.. Mod., Teen-Ager-of-the-Month Advisor. JANE DENMAN - B.S. in Ed.: Otterbein, Bowling Green: C.O.E. Coordi- nator. C.O.E. Club Advisor. NORMAM DICKMAN - A.B.: Capital Univ.: Amer, History, Tennis, Football. GERALD R. DOAN - B.M., M.A.: Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio State: Harding Orchestra, Symphonette. JAMES DRAKE - B.S. M. in Ed.: Heidelberg, West Minster College: Voc. Guidance Consel, Offensive Coordinator Football. MARY DRAKE - B.A.: St. Joseph College: English III, C.P., Reg., Senior Breakfast. PAULINE DRAKE - B.S. in Ed., Bowling Green, O.S.U.: Home Ec., Se- nior Breakfast. JUDY FELGAR - B.F.A., M.F.A.: Ohio Wesleyan, Cranbrook Academy of Art. Univ. of Bridgeport: Art. NANCY FLEURE - Wittenburg Univ., Univ. of Eastern Mich., Univ. of Mich.. Univ. of Mexico: Rem. Reading. ALICE GALLOWAY - B.A.: O.S.U., O. Northern Univ.: English III, C.P., Reg. LEFA GORSLIN - B.S., M.S.: Olivet, Univ. of Ill. O.S.U. Miami Univ.: Typing I. Bookkeeping II, Busi. Law. Salesmanship. JACK GRAHAM - BA, M. in Ed.: Ohio Northern, Kent State: Algebra II, Dir. of Adm. and Treas. MAXINE GREEN - BA. MA: Capital Univ., O.S.U., U of Toledo. Miami Univ.: English II, C.P., Reg., N.H.S. JEAN GIFFITH - Sec.. Asst. to the Librarian. SUSAN GROGG - B.A.: Bowling Green: D.E. Related, Junior coordina- tor. DECA. JERRY HALL - B.A.: Morehead State Univ.: English II. HAROLD G. HAZELETT - B.A. M.S.: Marshall, Univ. of N. Iowa, Iowa State. O.S.I.'.: Geometry, .Advanced Sr. Math, FEA advisor Prom Program Advisor. 196 DARLENE HECKATHORN - B.S. in ED: B.G.S.U: English III, C.P., Reg. RUTHANN HINAMAN - B.S. in Ed.: Capital Univ.: Typing I, Personal Typing, Business Math, Book Store Supervisor, Junior Class Advisor. PATRICIA KAISER - B.A.: Ohio Univ.: English IV. WILLARD KOCOVSKY - B.S. in Ed.: Ashland College, Bowling Green, St. Francis: C.O.E., Bookkeeping I, Quiver, KATHLEEN KUHNS - B.S. in Ed.: Ashland College, Miami Univ.: Am. History, Student Council. GEORGE LANE - B. of S.M., M.A.: Capital Univ., O.S.U., Columbia Univ.: Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Concert Choir, Theory, Solos 8: Ens., Sweet 16. JAMES E. LEHMAN - B.S.: Miami Univ., Ohio State: Business Math, Record Keeping, Cross Country Coach, Asst. Track Coach. C. THOMAS LEHNER - B.S.: Ohio State Univ.: Conservation. HOMER WAYNE LENTZ - Voc. Ed.: Toledo Univ.: D.C.T., VICA. CLOVER MAE LINSCOTT - B.A.: Ohio Wesleyan: English II, C.P., Reg.: K. H. Marshall Scholarship Fund, Soph. Flower Committee. WILLIAM C. LOWARY - B.A., B.S. in Ed.: O.S.U.: World Hist., Geo. BEVERLY MARSHALL - Sec. to the Principal. EDWARD MARVICH - B.S., M. in Ed.: Findlay College, Bowling Green' P.E., Wrestling Coach. HELEN MAXWELL - B.S. in Business Adm.: Mt. St. Joseph, Bradley: Typing, Office Practice, Business M.A. JOHN McCUE - B.A. in Ed.: Fairmont State College: Mechanical Draw- ing I, II. JOE E. MCKINLEY - B.S., M.A.: Bowling Green, U. of Northern Iowa Biology, Science Seminar. I PAUL MEISTER - B.S. in Ed.: Ashland College: Typing, I, II, Record Keeping. JED MIDDLETON - B.A.: Muskingum College: Algebra I, Business Math., Football Coach. FRED MIERS - O.S.U.: Sr. Auto Shop and Related. EDWARD MILLER - B.S.: In Ed.: Miami, Kent State, O.S.U.: Inst. Mu- sic, Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Freshman Band, Stardusters. BRIDGET MORAN - B.S. in Ed.: Bowling Green: General Business, Bookkeeping. RAYMOND E. NASON - B.A.: Ohio Wesleyan, O.S.U., Salmon P. Chase: O.W.E. DONALD B. NEIMEISTER - O.S.U., Kent State, U. of Cin., Miami U.: Sr. Macnine Shop and Related, Math., VICA, Sr. Assembly, Baccalaureate, Graduation. DOLORES OILER -- B.R.E., B.S.: Cleveland Bible College, Bluffton Col- lege, Ohio Northern: English II. PAUL M. O'ROURKE B.S.: Bowling Green: Amer, Govt., Boys Intramur- als, Class Rings, Sr. Picnic. ANGELA PARKS - B.S. in Ed.: O.S.U.: English III, Journalism, Orb, Harald, Quill and Scroll, Play Publicity Advisor, H.S. Press Club of Central Ohio, JBA, JAos. MARTHA T. PARROTT - B.S. in Ed., Ohio Northern, Ohio Univ., Kent State: Library. JOSEPH F. PETRICH - B.S. in Ed.: Miami, O.S.U., Penn. State: Voc. Drafting I, II. SHIRLEY PHILIPS - Ass't Sec., Receptionist, General Office. WILLIAM T. POPE - B.S: Indiana State Univ.: Amer. Govt., Freshman football and Basketball Coach. JO ANN RADWIN - B.A. in Sp.: Bowling Green, O.S.U., Brooklyn Col- lege: Spanish II, III, IV, V, Spanish Club. RICHARD REES - M.A., B.S. in Ed, Counciling: W. Va.: Boys' Guidance. MARY K. REESER - A.B.: Otterbein, Penn. State: Biology. PATRICIA RICHARDSON - Bowling Green: English III, Reg, and C.P. MATT ROCK - M.E., B.A.: Heidelberg, Kent State: Athletic Director. MARY ROWLEY - Sec., Ass't Principal's Office. POLLY SAUNDERS -- Lay Librarian. GRACE SCHLIENTZ -- B.A., M.A.: Univ. of Ala., Ohio Northern, O.S.U.: Ass't Principal, Counselor, Student Council. JAMES W. SCHULTZ - B.A.: Ohio Wesleyan Univ., Ohio Univ.: Jr. O.W.E. MARION SHANK - A.B., M.A.: Findlay College, O.S.U., Principal. 1 THOMAS SHESKEY - B.S. in Ed.: Ohio Univ., O.S.U.: D.E.. DECA Club, jr. Prom Advisor. RICHARD L. SLACK - B.S. in Ed.: O.S.U.: jr. Auto Shop and Related, VICA Sponsor. ANN SLANE - Teacher's Aide. RUTH SLOANE - B.S.: O.S.U., Ohio Univ.: English II. CAROLYN SMITH - B.S. in Ed.: Western Reserve, O.S.U.: Spanish I, II. KENNETH SOMERLOT - B.S. in Ed.: Miami Univ.: Economics, Am. Hist., N.H.S. MARY JO STAFFORD - A.B., B.S. in Ed.: Ohio Wesleyan. O.S.U.: Eng- lish III. CHARLES STEVENS - A.B., B.S.: Olivet College, Ohio Northern, Bowl- ing Green: Work Study. JOHN F. STEWART -- B.A., M. in Ed.: Muskingum, Kent State, O.S.U., Bowling Green: Ass't Principal, Student Council. RICHARD D. STUDER - B.A.: Muskingum, O.S.U.: Am. Govt., Sociolo- gy, Student Council. GREGORY B. SWEPSTON - B.S., M.A.: O.S.U., W. Va. Univ., Bowling Green: Driver's Ed., Head Baseball, Reserve Basketball. WILLIAM SWIHART - B.A. in Music: Miami Univ.: Music Ass't. HERBERT TILLET - B.A., M. of Ed.: Muskingum. Bowling Green: Counselor, Student Council. BARBARA TRUKA - B.S. in Ed.: O.S.U., Findlay College: Bookkeeping I, Quiver, GARY WARNER - B.S. in Ed.: Ohio Northern: Boys' Phys. Ed., Ass't Football, Head Track. 2 1 5 Q i : 4 ig, N X. fi IK 'E A Y.- --,If , ?- I I ...A I nf f 'x l' ROBERT O. WEBB - A.B. in Ed.: Fairmont State, O.S.U., Univ. of W. Va., Youngstown State: Speech. English, Debate. Harding Reporter, Props n' Q's Club. VAUGHN WILLIAMS - B.A., M.A. in Ed.: Muskingum, Kent State, Bowling Green: Biology, Psychology, Football. MINNIE WINDER - A.B., M.A.: Oberlein College. Columbia Univ. Shorthand I, II, Advisor of Ticket Committee. ROBERT N. WINTERHOFF - B.S. in Ed.: Miami Univ.: Industrial Arts I, II. CINDY WINTERS - Ass't Sec. General Office. MALCOLM H. WRIGHT - M.A., B.S. in Ed.: Fairmont State, VV. Va. Univ.: T. 8: I. Supervisor. VICA. DAN YOAKAM - B.S. in Ed., A.B.: Ashland College: Psychology, World History. fx M575 if 197 l . Q ' 3 i O X, v G i 1 i f fi' I 4 'a,.. X vi, , . r A A44 O ' Q O