Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1975 volume:

Volume 69 Harding High School Marion, Ohio L X VB 55 H ' J t ' w ' WfSSjS Wfc St !y V t iiiPWi j v 1 ’ ft fyt m ' nHBni siiiiii; Contents Student Life . Clubs Music. General. Vocational . Sports Boys . Girls . Faculty Administration Seniors . Underclassmen Juniors . Sophomores . Our Community . Buyers Guide . Patrons . Editor . Hi! r . ] ■ • f n - 1 j H| j m j rfg mi j Is Harding Crowns Barb Ferriman Homecoming Queen The Harding students named Barb Ferriman 1974-75 Homecom¬ ing Queen. Barb ' s court consist of Kim Edington, Tete Lovick, Sue Cover, and Kim Berry. Homecoming was a success. The band presented a delightful half¬ time show featuring the queen and her court. Our fighting Prexies were victorious over Sandusky. Homecoming was topped off with a dance honoring Barb and her court. 7 W r m ) IV i i ■ ' ■■ ' ■ y- ' yW ( h Jmwim if ti 5C , j ' ' 3® ix Vt; r || r, All School Musical: Carousel Carrie Pipperide . Julie Jordan. Mrs. Mullin ... Billy Bigelow First Policeman . . David Bascombe . Nettie Fowler . . . Ephraim. Jonathan . June. Enoch Snow Jigger Craigin . . . Jennie . Arminy . Penny . S econd Policeman Captain . Heavenly Friend Louise Bigelow . . Carnival Boy .... Enoch Snow Jr. . . Principal . Mu sic . Debbie Radwin . Sue Hachten . . . Sue Courtright .Joeyi Imbody . . . . Jeff Cleveland .Jeff Day . Micki Back Jim Fogle . . . . Rex Ballinger . . . Chris Bowman . Kirk Kelly . . . . Terry McAfee . Cathy Croll . Cherri Blackford . Stacy Reish . Jeff Mautz . Dan Baggs .... Jeffery Baker . Kim Berry .Pat Gabriel . Rob Mautz ... David Arthur Harding Orchestra A. Sue Courtright socks it to Joey Imbody. B. The two stars discuss their men. C. Billy and Jigger sing Blow High, Blow Low. D. The Harding Orchestra added the finishing tough to a fine production. E. Sue Hachten sings If I Loved You. H pit if p E ‘ J ifJLl mm mmm Ml The Student Body In Action A Spirit Group The students at Harding are involved in many activities ranging from the athletic clubs to the musical associations. If the students aren ' t physically involved in an activity, they are cheering the team on to a victory. Whatever the case may be, the students at Harding show that they have pride in whatever they do. i i ■ i 1% fig iW Sp ' 1 The ' 74- ' 75 marching band was one of the best in years. As direc¬ tor Miller said, This year ' s band was one of the finest groups of kids in years. Mr. Miller rates the band after every show. This year ' s aver¬ age was 97%. For the first time in 4 or 5 years the band received three 100% ratings. By a fluke of luck none of these shows were done at home. One of the shows contained The Entertainer and Lennon- McCartney Hits . The following people were elect¬ ed by their peers to the band honor roll: K. Edington, V. Johnson, B. Sayre, K. Williamson, J. Morgan, A. Sutherland, L. Krider, L. Patrick, R. Eckler, M. Lee, A. Sansotta, K. Kelly, C. Croll, J. Imbody, and K. Berry who was the bands person of the year. Majorettes: C. Rieser, M. Butterworth, K. Berry, K. Hoffman, L. Riddle, R. King Marching Band Proves Self With 97% Rating Marching Band: D. Bailey, J. Baker, K. Baker, B. Bayles, J. Berringer, K. Berry, P. Blue, R. Bradshaw, F. Breithaupt, T. Breithaupt, C. Brown, T. Bussey, M. Butterworth, D. Clark, J. Cleveland, G. Cook, J. Copper, C. Croll, M. Dean, L. Dunn, R. Eckler, K. Edington, T. Felchlin, B. Ferguson, B. Ferriman, T. Gay, M. Gyure, K. Hall, J. Hardgrove, J. Haviland, J. Hazen, J. Hinamon, K. Hoffman, J. Imbody, D. Indoe, C. Isaly, W. Jenkins, A. Johnson, V. Johnson, J. Jump, K. Kelly, R. King, L. Krider, M. Lee, T. Long, J. Lucas, L. Ludwig, C. McAfee, S. Marquardt, C. Meddles, P. Meddles, P. Metheny, C. Miller, T. Milner, J. Morgan, K. Nuhfer, L. Patrick, D. Peterman, P. Peterman, D. Rade- baugh, J. Radebaugh, D. Radwin, R. Rasey, C. Reszczynski, L. Riddle, C. Rieser, C. Riley, D. Riley, J. Roberts, R. Roberts, L. Rush, A. San¬ sotta, B. Satta, B. Sayre, K. Sayre, L. Schuler, J. Schwaderer, C. Severns, M. Sisson, R. Sisson, C. Slob, R. Smith, P. Spears, D. Stage, J. Stevens, J. Stonbreaker, A. Sutherland, C. Swartz, C. Thomas, K. Williamson, T. Weddington, K. Ward, J. Yazel Directors: K. Becker, G. lams, E. Miller, W. Swihart 1. The seniors were the main attraction during pregame at the last senior football game. 2. R. Bradshaw, M. Dean, and C. Swartz stride out onto the field for their last half¬ time show as sophomores. 3. The percussion section always fills an important part in a marching band. 4. After hours of hard practice a rest is well deserved and needed. 5. Gene Cook and Joey Imbody flank Mr. Miller as he leads the band. A: Wind Ensemble: J. Baker, R. Bayles, P. Blue, F. Breithaupt, T. Bussey, J. Cleveland, J. Cooper, C. Croll, L. Dunn, R. Eckler, K. Edington, T. Gay, M. Gyure, J. Haviland, J. Hazen, J. Imbody, D. Indoe, W. Jenkins, A. Johnson, V. Johnson, J. Jump, K. Kelly, L. Krider, M. Lee, T. Long, J. Lucas, L. Ludwig, P. Metheny, J. Morgan, C. McAfee, L. Patrick, D. Peterman, D. Radwin, R. Rasey, C. Reszczynski, C. Riley, J. Roberts, L. Rush, B. Sayre, J. Schwarderer, R. Seckel, C. Severns, J. Stonbreaker, A. Sutherland, C. Swartz, C. Thomas, J. Tyree, T. Weddington, K. Williamson, Director: E. Miller. B: Pep Band: D. Bailey, K. Baker, R. Bayles, J. Cleveland, R. Eckler, T. Felchin, T. Gay, W. Jenkins, A. Johnson, M. Lee, T. Long, J. Lucas, C. McAfee, C. Miller, J. Rade- baugh, C. Reszczynski, A. Sansotta, B. Sayre, R. Seckel, R. Smith, D. Stage, J. Stonbreaker, A. Sutherland, C. Thomas, Di- recotrs: K. Becker, W. Swihart. 18 Bands Enliven Harding The Wind Ensemble and Concert Band shared the spotlight in two concerts this year. These were the annual program and a concert with Lorain. The pep band ' s climax oc¬ curred at the last basketball game as the band and the adult pep club played and sang Budwei- ser. 1. Frank Breithaupt demon¬ strates after-concert relaxation. 2. The pep band arouses assembles as well as basketball fans. 3. Mr. Miller accepts applause as the band prepares for the next number. Concert Band: D. Bailey, K. Baker, J. Berringer, K. Berry, P. Blue, R. Bradshaw, T. Breithaupt, C. Brown, M. Butterworth, G. Cook, J. Crawford, M. Dean, T. Felchlin, J. Felt, T. Felt, B. Ferguson, B. Ferriman, T. Gay, M. Gyure, K. Hall, J. Hardgrove, J. Hinamon, C. Isaly, J. Jump, R. King, T. Long, P.Meddles, C. Miller, T. Milner, C. Nuhfer, P. Peterman, D. Radebaugh, J. Radebaugh, D. Radwin, C. Riley, D. Riley, R. Roberts, A. Sansotta, B. Satta, K. Sayre, L. Schuler, R. Sisson, C. Slob, P. Spears, D. Stage, J. Stevens, C. Thomas, J. Tyree, K. Ward, T. Weddington, J. Yazel, Director: E. Miller 19 Choirs and Orchestra Combine for Concerts The orchestra again contributed to the school musical. Also both orchestra and choir presented an¬ nual concerts as well as Christmas at Harding. 1. Kirk Kelly, Janice Brown, Nancy Miller, and Kay Stern were selected to the All State Orchestra. 2. The choirs and or¬ chestra combine for Christmas at Harding. 3. Mr. Lane completed 29 years at Harding this year. C. Bailey, J. Baker, K. Ballinger, L. Bergmann, F. Breithaupt, T. Breithaupt, J. Brown, K. Buck, H. Busch, J. Cleveland, T. Coldwell, T. Cole, J. Cooper, C. Croll, M. Cunningham, K. Edington, D. Erickson, D. Freese, S. Fry, T. Gay, M. Gyure, K. Hall, J. Haviland, J. Hazen, J. Imbody, W. Jenkins, V. Johnson, B. Jones, J. Jump, K. Kelly, J. Lucas, J. Lucas, T. McConnell, P. Metheny, N. Miller, P. Moodie, P. Nichols, L. Patrick, J. Radabaugh, R. Rasey, S Reish, C. Riley, L. Riley, N. Robbins, A. Sansotta, B. Sayre, J. Schwaderer, R. Seckel, C. Severns, L. Sharp, C. Slob, S. Smart, L. Stern, A. Sutherland, J. Teitelbaum, J. Turner, J. Tyree, D. West, A. White, L. Whitehead, C. Whitt, K. Williamson, J. Yeager, J. Zeisler. 20 1 Concert Choir: D. Arthur, C. Bacon, D. Baggs, C. Baker, L. Baker, K. Ballinger, R. Ballinger, M. Beck, D. Belt, A. Bibbee, C. Black, C. Blackford, C. Bowman, J. Brown, K. Buck, M. Butler, M. Butterworth, C. Chaney, T. Coldwell, T. Cole, G. Cook, S. Courtright, S. Cover, C. Croll, S. Dailey, J. Davidson, D. Douglas, K. Dudley, R. Eckler, K. Edington, D. Edwards, P. Emery, B. Ferriman, M. Field, J. Fields, P. Fields, T. Fields, T. Floyd, V. Floyd, J. Fogle, M. Fogle, T. Gay, J. Haas, S. Hachten, J. Hardgrove, C. Haubert, C. Herr, D. Hoffman, K. Holler, J. Imbody, M. Ionno, J. Jerew, L. Johnson, N. Johnson, B. Jones, B. Jones, M. Jones, D. Keggan, K. Kellner, K. Kelly, C. Kincaid, K. Krider, L. Krider, A. Lechleitner, E. Ledford, R. Lehner, S. Logsdon, L. Ludwig, T. Lyons, S. Malone, R. Martin, R. Mautz, J. McClung, J. McFadden, P. Meddles, D. Meginness, D. Middleton, V. Mitchell, J. Morgan, S. Moser, L. Patrick, J. Pickens, D. Radebaugh, D. Radwin, R. Rasey, P. Reeves, S. Reish, T. Ries, C. Riley, L. Riley, K. Robinson, D. Russell, B. Syre, R. Sayre, R. Seckel, V. Sholes, T. Staats, D. Stage, K. Stanley, J. Teitelbaum, S. Tuatay, C. Turner, B. Vance, K. Vaughn, W. Waddle, E. Weber, P. Weber, C. Weddington, D. West, C. Whitt, K. Williamson, L. Wisler, T. Witte, S. Young, J. Zeisler, Director: G. Lane. Sweet Sixteen: J. Baker, C. Black, C. Black¬ ford, C. Bowman, J. Brown, S. Courtright, S. Cover, C. Croll, K. Edington, D. Edwards, J. Fogle, T. Gay, S. Hachten, D. Hoffman, J. Imbody, M. Ionno, K. Kelly, L. Ludwig, L. Wisler, Director: G. Lane. Mixed Chorus: B. Anthony, R. Babs, M. Basore, R. Benz, L. Bergman, M. Birnbaum, L. Bishop, K. Blazer, C. Brown, K. Brown, L. Burke, H. Busch, T. Bussey, G. Butterworth, M. Clemmons, J. Cleveland, R. Coldwell, T. Collins, S. Conklin, K. Cook, C. Cordell, C. Cramer, M. Cutarelli, P. Dackern, M. Davis, J. Downey, D. Dye, J. Everett, L. Fox, T. Fox, L. Garver, L. Garver, C. Gilbert, D. Gorslin, T. Graham, D. Gray, C. Huffman, V. Hutchinson, V. Indoe, R. January, G. Jerome, A. Johnson, M. Jones, R. Jones, G. Lewis, T. Lore, J. Lucas, C. Lynch, L. Marlin, B. Massey, S. Masters, J. Mautz, K. May, R. McClasky, P. Meadows, C. Meddles, T. Messenger, N. Miller, R. Mooney, K. Nash, B. Peterson, J. Pennington, K. Pierce, J. Radebaugh, G. Redd, C. Reszczynski, C. Richardson, D. Robbins, N. Robbins, R. Roberts, J. Ross, D. Scott, A. Sherman, S. Simmons, C. Sink, C. Slob, J. Somerlot, D. Swain, M. Thatcher, B. Toney, P. Tozer, D. Vance, C. Weber, D. Weddington, A. White, L. Whitehead, P. Williams, P. Williams, J. Wink, M. Wise, G. Wisler, K. Woods, Director: G. Lane. Stardusters: Row 1 — J. Hardgrove, T. Milner, A. Johnson, L. Patrick, R. Rasey, R. Eckler Row II — K. Hall, C. Slob, M. Gyure, J. Jump, J. Teitelbaum, Mr. Swihart, P. Metheny, J. Cleveland, L. Rus Row III — B. Bayles, D. Bailey, T. Breithaupt, M. Lee, J. Hazen, D. Freese, A. Sansotta, R. Seckel. Active Year for Dusters The Stardusters completed their thirteenth year at the annual review. The review cli¬ maxed an active year of performances for the Dusters. 1. Sweet and low with the saxophones in G-Whiz . 2. The smallest section in a jazz band, the percussion, fills an important role and Phil Metheny makes the Dusters complete. 3. At the review Mr. Swihart completes his first year as head director of the Stardusters. 4. The Dusters feature Regina Rasey in Barn Burner 5. Kiwanis, Rotary, P.T.A. were some of the clubs that the Dusters entertained. 6. All of the 23 Dusters met advanced per¬ forming standards before playing in the review. 22 I Musical Talent Abounds at Harding 24 1. Seven hours of marching practice go in each week before the band strides onto the field. 2. The pep band helps raise the spirits of the crowd and players during all the home basketball games. 3. The or¬ chestra and both choirs combined for “Christmas at Harding . 4. The Stardusters climax occurred at their review and their denouement was the Panorama. 5. For the choirs annual concert the Mixed Chorus and Concert Choir shared the spotlight. 6. Sweet sixteen struts down the “Sunny Side of the Street at the Panorama. 7. Jeanne Morgan accompanies the Concert Choir. 8. For the last time Alice Sutherland and Beth Sayre proudly play as Seniors. I Panorama Roars and Swings Panorama went nostalgic with the theme The Roarin ' Twenties And the Swingin ' Thirties. As usual the Panorama contained all the musical groups at Harding. Along with them many students demonstrated their talent as dan¬ cers. Directors for the many groups are George Lane, Edward Miller, Gary lams, William Swihart, and Richard Brady. 26 1. Concert Choir kept with the theme by singing a medley of nostalgic tunes. 2. Eight couples jitterbugged around center stage including Jeff Mautz and Sue Moser. 3. Jeff Teitelbaum adds a new dimension to the choir as he strums out Shadrach. 4. Sweet Sixteen added a bit of the super¬ natural as their gloves glowed while singing On the Sunny Side of the Street. 5. The introduction of three new annual awards highlighted the show. The winners are: Orchestra Award — Janice Brown, Band Award — Kirk Kelly, Choir Award — Joel Imbody and Jeanne Morgan. 6. Sue Hachten and Kirk Kelly show the dramatic ability of the Senior class as they sing a medley of tunes. 7. Shown kicking up their heels are Karen Williamson and Mike Ionno in Sensation Rag. 8. Stardusters made the show complete by playing their name¬ sake Stardust. Harding Reporter Inform Listeners Harding Reporter — L. to R. K. Stanley, M. Fogle, K. Brown, T. McAfee, L. Baker, L. Ryle, P. Nichols. 2nd Row — Mrs. Galloway, K. Berry, D. Kneisley, G. Osterholt, J. Mautz. 3rd Row — B. Clark, T. Coldwell, P. McKinney, D. White, R. Mautz. Harding Lighting and Stagecraft — L. to R. R. Williams, L. Ryle, B. Clark. 2nd Row — ] Davis, P. Nichols. 3rd Row — D. Henry, B. Ingmier, L. Blankenship, L. Ingmier, T. Price, Students Gain Professional Knowledge by Joining FEA Future Engineers - L. to R. T. Cole, D. Stuckey, J. Day, M. Ionne. 2nd Row - Mr. Hazelett, L. Erving, T. Breithaupt, R. Rees. 3rd Row - B. Dick¬ son, T. Brown, D. Riley, L. Garver. AV Club Provides Classroom Variety T. Coldwell. 4th Row — C. McAfee, J. Penning- Audio Visual Club — L. to R. B. Taylor, R. Tombs, K. Snyder, ton, K. Pierce, T. Gay, T. Napper, K. Robin¬ son. 5th Row — Mrs. Galloway, D. Stage. Props and Q ' s Improve Dramatic Techniques Props and Q ' s — L. to R. ]. Baker, C. Croll, J. Imbody, K. Berry. 2nd Row — D. Moodie, C. Weddington, K. Travis, K. Munz, S. Hachten, D. Radwin, L. Bergmann. 3rd Row — J. Lucas, S. Martin, D. Henry, S. Reish, B. Sayre, R. King, A. Johnson. 4th Row — C. Chacon, S. Logsdon, L. Baker, T. Bender, L. Whitehead, C. Isaly, K. Kelly, D. West. 5th Row - C. Stone, A. Ebner, J. Ebner, M. lonne, P. Spears, R. Mautz, S. Turner, J. Cleveland, R. McClaskey, L. Ludwig, J. Brown. 29 Ski Club Takes to the Slopes in Officers — R. Mills — Pres., C. Bowman, S. Courtright, D. Miller — advisor, M. Ionne Established this year, the ski club is advised by Mr. David Mil¬ ler. The club provides Harding stu¬ dents with lessons from beginning to advanced skiing. Activities in¬ clude going to Mansfield every Wednesday to enjoy the slopes. Ski Club Members Include: F. Breithaupt, M. Ionno, C. Isaly, S. Courtright, T. Tashiro, K. Gearhiser, C. Bowman, D. Ericson, J. Yeager, S. Tucker, K. Brown, T. Blake, J. Fuller, B. Reichardt. 30 Pep Club Pep Club — Seniors: D. Adams, C. Allman, C. Bacon, K. Berry, A. Bibbee, C. Blanton, J. Brown, T. Brown, P. Blue, B. Boyd, C. Bowman, S. Burkhardt, A. Bomas, K. Chap¬ man, L. Davis, C. Croll, S. Courtright, D. Dawson, K. Eddington, D. bitch, A. Geissl- ler, S. Hachten, C. Haubert, S. Heilman, D. Herriott, K. Holler, J. Jerew, L. Krider, L. Ludwig, R. Malone, J. McFadden, J. Mor¬ gan, K. Norris, L. Patrick, D. Russell, R. Sedlock, V. Sholes, D. Sipes, S. Tuatay, P. Weber, L. Wisler. Juniors: D. Allen, K. Ballinger, T. Blake, J. Borger, D. Bowers, L. Burton, M. Butterworth, R. Cowley, P Emery, H. Edwards, Su. Feliciano, J. Felt, B. Ferriman, J. Fields, P. Farlee, J. Haas, J. Hardgrove, B. Jones, C. Kaelber, D. Keg- gan, K. Krider, A. Lechleitner, C. McEntire, M. McDaniel, C. Martin, S. Martin, D. Moodie, K. Munz, J. Niese, T. Ries, R. Rasey, P. Reeves, S. Spaeth, L. Sharp, M. Tedesco, K. Travis, V. Vace, L. Weideman, D. West, T. Witte, K. Williamson, R. Wil- lauer, E. Weber. Sophomores: L. Burke, R. Benze, K. Brown, G. Butterworth, L. Bishop, K. Blazer, D. Bigler, T. Bender, C. Brown, R. Cresap, C. Cook, S. Conklin, K. Davis, J. Everett, D. Fabian, L. Fitch, C. Gil¬ bert, B. Hartley, L. Martin, B. Mull, K. Nash, D. Sipes, D. Scott, T. Tashiro, P. Tozer, D. Vance, D. Wallace, K. Woods, L. Whitehead, G. Wisler, A. White, J. Wink, P. Williams, C. Weber. Row Captains — L. Burton, P. Reeves, R. Rasey, M. Butterworth, B. Jones, J. Niese, K. Krider, J. Borger, D. West, C. Martin, S. Feli¬ ciano, L. Wisler, S, Courtwright, C. Bowman, R. Sedlock, K. Eddington, P. Weber, S. Hachten, L. Krider, J. Jerew, L. Ludwig, C. Croll. 31 Spanish and French Clubs Learn of New Cultures Spanish Club — D. Allen, D. Asrouch, L. Baker, L. Ballenger, M. Basore, K. Bauer,, T. Bell, L. Bergmann, T.tBerridge, D. Bibler, M. Birn- baum, L. Bishop, J. Borger, D. Bowers, C. Brown, M. Bush, G. Butterworth, M. Butterworth, C. Chacon, J. Cleveland, S. Conklin, K. Cook, C. Cordell, E. Crane, S. Davis, M. Dean, L. Dunn, A. Ebner, J. Ebner, J. Everett, J. Fields, K. Finnegan, T. Forgas, J. Forman, D. Furlong, S. Gantt, M. Geer, C. Giblert, T. Graham, B. Hartley, C. Haubert, J. Haviland, S. Heilman, B. Horne, L. Johnson, T. Jolly, B. Jones, B. Kellogg, L. Koontz, A. Lechleitner, C. Lloyd, B. Logan, S. Logsdon, T. Long, J. Lucas, J. Lucas, C. Lynch, S. Martin, K. May, T. Messenger, N. Miller, T. Miller, D. Miller, D. Moodie, P. Moodie, R. Mooney, S. Morris, B. Mull, K. Munz, J. Niese, S. Patterson, K. Perry, K. Pierce, J. Pitts, T. Price, D. Radwin, J. Roberts, C. Robinson, K. Sayre, D. Schaffer, C. Severns, L. Sharp, A. Sherman, D. Shultz, S. Schultz, S. Simmons, C. Slob, D. Snow, D. Stakey, D. Stuckey, C. Swartz, T. Tashiro, M. Thatcher, C. Thomas, B. Toney, P. Tozer, S. Turner, L. Gorden, T. Van Gorden, K. Ward, C. Weber, D. West, A. White, L. Wiedeman, K. Williamson, J. Wink, K. Woods, J. Yazel, C. Yost, H. Tozer, M. Mooney, R. McClaskey, P. Parks, B. Fergueson, M. Fogle. French Club — K. Roth, R. Kelly, M. Moore, L. Martin, C. Hatch, K. Davis, R. Coldwell, K. Berry, H. Busch, S. Gantt and S. Robinson help with J. Somerlot, C. Cook, P. Spears, C. Flavell, C. Sink, J. Jump, S. Harris, G. Wisler, B. Ingmier, G. Brooks, S. Masters, L. Spears, R. Van Buskirk, D. Keggan, P. Evans, K. Buck, S. Reish, D. Ropke, K. Krider, H. Tanner, B. Houck, D. Schaffer, J. Slocum, D. Russel, C. Reiser, K. Perry, T. Moore, A. Sansotta. 32 Library Assistants Library Assistants - J Barlow, K. Bauer, B. Bayles, S. Binkley, A. Bomas, L. Cook, R. Creasap, M. Dean, P. Dotson, J. Felt, T. Franklin, ' cl er c Grant, C. Haubert, E. Kuhn, D. L loyd, B. Lovick, T. McCombs, S. Moore, B. Mull, K. Oehler, J. Pezley, V. Pheasant, J. Price, L. Shumate, S. Simmons, J. Sizer, P. Spears, C. Temple, S. Thibault, S. Tucker, S. Turner, D. Wallace. Office Assistants Function as Couriers Office Assistants — M. Thacker, B. Ferriman, S. Cover, M. McDaniel, N. Johnson, J. Edwards, D Henry, J. Niese, J. Price, P. Tozer, C. Wood, J. Everret, L. Davis, C. Brown, D. Bowers, R. Sedlock, L. Burton, A. Sansotta, S. Thomas, D. Borden, L. Armendinger, D. Herriot, M. Birmbum, S. Conklin, J. Landrum, C. Oehler, C. Strouse, B. Logan, C. Wright, C. Travis, M. Tedesco, J. Brown, B. Ingmier, T. Bender, D. Conklin, L. Reese. Spanish Club Hoagie Sale. Harding Herald Editors: F. Breithaupt, J. Pierron, F. Geer, 5. Mygrant, R. Decker, G. Smith. B. Roush — Business Manager, G. Tackett — Feature Editor, L. Patrick — Make-up Editor, L. Ludwig — Advertising Manager. D. Hoffman — Managing Editor, L. Heiser — Editor-in-Chief. Reporters Salespersons — L. Sizer, T. Duffey, P. Gabriel, S. Reish, G. Tackett, J. Zisler, D. Williams, K. Pierce, B. Linger, G. Smith, L. Wiedeman, K. Kelner, T. Floyd, D. Swartz, D. Bowers, A. Suther¬ land, D. Moodie, M. Shinner, K. Krider, K. Ward, P. Fryman, K. Beveridge, M. Williams, B. Satta. 34 Orb Staff Orb Staff — Back Row — J. Pierron, R. Decker, C. Harmon, ' A. Sansotta,iA. Sutherland, D. Schaffer, B. Roush, M. Shinner, L. Widemann, F. Breithaupt. 2nd Row, Seated — S. Binkley, S. Mygrant, F. Geer, S. Reish, K. Krider, R. Kelley, D. Williams, and K. Pierce. Front Row — G. Smith, M. Busch. gp i] 44■ IJU iW 1 1 s. mss 1 J - Orb Editors — L. Heiser, G. Tackett, D. Hoffman (not pictured). Adviser — Angela Parks. 35 Student Council Motivates Progress Student Council: R. Rees, S. Hughes, T. McDuffie, S. Moser, B. Ferriman, K. Edington, M. Field, J. Imbody, K. Kelly, J. Imbody, J. Morgan, Y. Pezley, J. Green, J. Bibler, L. Burton, G. Cook, P. Field, P. Fryman, N. Hondros, D. Middleton, P. Reeves, D. West, L. Wiedeman, T. Long, D. McDuffie, G. Rees, C. Thomas, P. Ramsey, P. Tozer, P. Williams, G. Wisler, C. Blanton, J. Robbins, L. Davis, D. Fitch, M. Moore, S. Hoffman, T. Schneider, B. Nelson, J. Wilson, R. Jones, D. Cocheral, J. Rorick, G. Miley, J. Wilson, M. Parsons, D. Carpenter, M. Borger, J. Mall, M. Mount. [ - W : vW 7 i JAM fir j Mt I I? in K Hr- ii i j mf - Swinger Board: Mr. O ' Rourke, B. Boyd, M. Beck, L. McDaniel, G. Miley, L. Ludwig, R. Sayre, K. Gasmire. 36 University of Young Americans: K. Gearhiser, C. Harmon, C. Croll, J. Teitelbaum, J. Imbody, C. Finnegan, L. Wiedemann, T. Cole. t w J L ♦ j I Science Club The Science Seminar was re¬ placed this year by a new club, the Science Club. Those students planning to enter science as a pro¬ fession and those with a great in¬ terest in science are eligible for membership. This year the meet¬ ings included a mortician, psychi¬ atrist, and a trip to Battelle Labora¬ tories in Columbus. Officers for the club were Sue Tuatay, presi¬ dent, Rick Sprinkle, vice-president, Karen Brown, secretary-treasurer. Science Club: L. Sharp, K. Brown, C. Thomas, D. Fabian, C. Haubert, S. Tuatay, R. Sprinkle, P. Evans, B. Bayles, J. Klaus, J. Berringer, M. Cunningham, J. Stonebreaker, S. Tucker, L. VanGordon, Mr. McKinley — advisor. The City Science Day was bigger and better, this year, than any other year before. The participants were judged on Saturday and on Sunday the projects were viewed by the public from 1 : 00 - 3:00 p.m. Tro¬ phies were given at 4:00 to the best in the catagory and best in the age group. Rick Sprinlke took the best in the show with Karen May as runner-up. Viewers admire projects at the Science Fair. Top Award Winners: Included within the picture are the top achievers in each in¬ dividual field. They all received a rating of superior. AFS Club American Field Service Club. 1st Row (L to R) T. Cole, S. Logsdon, C. Chacon, M. Bush, T. Graham, C. Cook, D. Eggan, J. Haas. 2nd Row (L to R) J. Foreman, M. Beck, B. Shuster, T. Jollay, K. Bauer, L. Kuhns, B. Hartley, L. Wisler. 3rd Row (L to R) J. Crawford, J. Haviland, C. Hatch, S. Speath, M. Tedesco, D. Herriot, K. Croll. 4th Row (L to R) T. Caldwell, T. McAfee, D. White, M. Gary Grogan, S. Courtright. The Harding AFS club started the year off with a campout at Camp Owens in September. The club held Halloween and Christmas parties too. Something new this year was the square dance sponsored by AFS after a basketball game. To raise money, the club sold T-shirts for the classes of ' 75 , ' 76 , and ' 77 . Carlos Chacon, our AFS exchange student, was presented his senior class ring which was purchased by the club. Future Teachers I 1 r 1 m k This year the FTA had many new experiences. The members were permitted to go to Indian Mounds and Eber Baker on a regular basis for student teaching. At Hallo¬ ween some members went to the elementary schools to help with the celebration. On the MARCA field trip, the mem¬ bers toured the school and worked with the students. Dr. Pettijohn from OSUM and Mrs. Lucas from the OSU campus were two of the vari¬ ous speakers who gave talks to the club this year. Future Teachers of America— J. Edwards, B. Lovick, C. Boman, M. Beck, C. Lloyd, L. McDaniel, C. Smart, D. Mason, K. Perry, C, Yost, C. Robinson, A. Sutherland. I Members of the club who helped at the elementary schools at Halloween include — C. Cofer, T. McDuffie, B. Lovick, Mr. Newman — principal of N. Main St., R. Decker. Quiver Staff L. to R. — T. Miller — Photographer, K. Gearheiser — Junior Editor, H. Busch — Sopho¬ more Editor. Assistant Editors: 1st Row (L to R) T. Bell, P. Evans, D. Shaffer. 2nd Row (L to R) D. Moodie, M. Short, C. Cook, J. Yazel. Ad staff: L. VanGorden, D. Stakey, C. Swartz, R. Kelley, T. Rush, A. Brammer. T. McDuffie — Girls ' Sports Editor, D. Thomas — Boys ' Sports Editor 40 A. Sansotta — Editor-in-Chief L. to R. — B. Bayles — Music Club Editor, G. Tackett — Faculty Editor, A. Sutherland — Voc. Club Editor, C. Cofer — Gen. Club Editor. Artists Display Creativity Art Club: D. Below, N. Calloway, K. Carpenter, D. Chaney, R. Clark, R. Comely, P. Dotson, D. Dye, D. Erickson, P. Fantacci, J. Fields, F. Green, C. Harmon, P. Hirngise, A. Hudson, C. Hughes, V. Indoe,, C. Isaly, C. James, M. Lambert, S. Little, T. Lobb, J. Lucas, R. Mills, G. Moore, J. Pickens, C. Riley, M. Rowley, R. Roberts, R. Ruhl, R. Salyer, C. Sharrock, J. Sizer, R. Smith, D. Stage, P. Spears, C. Sink, K. Strause, W. Swihart, G. Wicker, C. Woodring, C. Wright, C. Claypool. Printing Club Printing Club: K. Gasmire, T. Statts, R. Salyer, K. Robertson, C. Wilson, A. Brammer, L. Ervin, J. Williams, W. Camm, ]. Schwaderer, J. White, S. Casteel, C. Riley, D. Swartz, M. Lambert, R. Smith, L. Bacon, A. Bibbee, A. Sutherland, J. Fields, C. Wright, B. Hayes, R. Lehner, L. Columber, M. Jones, B. Tucker, D. Borden, J. Jolliff, Mr. Brooks — adviser. K. Collins works dilligently in art class. 42 Future Homemakers Future Homemakers: D. Guess, D. Andrews, V. Blevins, P. Farley, P. Farley, C. Ballinger, H. Edwards, M. Boganright. AGS Boosts Spirits After the Game Squad is a new club established this year. It is the counterpart of the girls pep club. The club ' s activities include cheering at the games. Steve Phillips was voted in as president of the club. 43 T. Weddington and Mr. Parks look over senior section. C. Cook and D. Thomas look at past Quivers. 44 F.H.A. aids the Salvation Army in their annual Christmas Doll Dress Up for needy families. R. Ludwig and J. Fuller display skis. T. McDuffie and C. Cofer look over lay-outs. ll Mr. Brooks aids R. Smith in printing class. Pep Club arouses school spirit. Mrs. Piacentino and Mr. Parks prepare 1975 Quiver. Stage Crew relaxes after setting up the stage for Carrousel. R. Rees, B. Burris, D. Stuckey, K. Edington dress up for Halloween swinger. 47 Harding Vocational Clubs Senior Welding: D. Niles, K. Drake, R. Cumston, D. Terzo, J. Johnson, R. Tucker, H. Kline, J. Dutton, J. Jenner, R. Knotts, S. McQuistion, D. Owen, J. Matteson, M. Cox, J. Ryan, D. Honaker, T. Schneider, R. McVay. (PM) D. Alderidge, M. Barry, T. Blanton, R. Brewer, D. Carpenter, D. Dixon, M. Halley, R. Jordan, R. Knight, J. Moore, P. Orians, J. Pickens, S. Reynolds, N. Rizzo, C. Starcher, C. Wilson, E. Young, G. Jackson, K. Jolley, M- Martin, K. Gattshall, T. Shigley, E. Potter, T. Glass, J. Willmeth. Sophomore O.W.E.: (AM) J. Barlow, J. Bayird, D. Blair, E. Bolt, T. Brammer, D. Broughton, M. Cole, C. Craft, H. Cunningham, L. Draper, R. Draper, K. John¬ son, R. Johnson, C. Kerns, G. King, D. Latta, D. McGlothlin, B. Moore, R. Mullins, L. Ross, K. Rupp, H. Snyder, R. Thompson, J. Wade. K, v „ if 1 A □ ICS . 1 I I V LLJ Li !« m 1 S ' AtfsW L J r ?. 9 . . Sr. Machine Shop — D. Akers, B. Clevenger, D. Conley, K. Crawford, G. Darling, E. Goodwin, E. Gray, E. Green, C. Hodges, S. Hoffman, C. Jackson, J. Klaus, J. Lister, R. Mobley, G. Mosbarger, M. Oliver, J. Spillman, B. Stallings, R. Williams, R. Williams, R. Winters. Sr. Auto Shop — J. Bowman, B. Brutchley, D. Carroll, D. Cocherl, C. Edwaeds, M. Hamilton, L. Hanson, L. Johnson, R. Knotts, R. Metzer, R. Neill, D. Niles, D. Peterson, R. Pratt, M. Scroggins, R. Salser, R. Snare, K. Snyder, R. Toomes, J. Truitt, B. Winfield. 1 Jr. Welding — B. Bowers, B. Carr, A. Clark, P. Doughman, C. Everly, L. Hoffman, E. Indoe, B. Jackman, J. Martin, P. McKenzie, F. Mutters, R. Philip, S. Phillimore, J. Seckel, B. Schmuker) C. Sedlock, M. VanScoy, T. Walker, R. Coykendall, F. Corbin. Senior Drafting: T. Bice, M. Bordger, J. Boyhan, J. Call, K. Clark, R. Ferriman, K. Hoffman, M. Lee, R. McQuillan, N. Sharke, M. Sisson, M. Stineman. Senior Appliance and Repair and Service: H. Brown, S. Caldwell, R. Gatrell, R. Hilt, G. Holbrook, T. Kelly, G. McKin- niss, R. Nelson, M. Newell, R. Penix, D. Radel, D. Snyder, E. Wallace, M. Weddell. Sr. OWE — D. Bolander; D. Carpenter; J. Carpenter; J. Creach; S. Crissinger; M. Davis; R. Dunn; M. Elliott; S. Gruber; M. Graff; G. Kerns; T. McCombs; D. Messenger; P. Mitchell; H. Smith; C. Stone; R. Sturgeon; E. Wallace; J. Clark Jr. Voc. Drafting - J. Burris; L. Garver; G. Gasnell; D. Griffith; J. Mull; C. Ralston; D. Riley; M. Rinesmith; T. Shenefield; T. Street (also M. Sisson; R. McQuillan) Jr. Distributive Ed. — J. Allen; P. Bartow; S. Blankenship; C. Blanton; V. Cochran, C. Collins; V. Conley; L. Cook; S. Corbin, M. Dunaway, D. England; C. Goon; R. Jenner; R. Lenner; M. Liska; P. Merwin; L. Ogle; T. O ' Hare, J. Primmer; T. Rivers; B. Richardson; D. Sheskey; C. Sickle; E. Skaggs; D. Slone; M. Starks; C. Varney; D. Watson Sr. Distributive Ed. — S. Alcorn; T. Ballinger; L. Bosh; K. Curtis; J. Dodge; L. Eisman; V. Favors; M. Francis; P. Gates; J- Green; P. Griffith; V. Johnson; T. Kimberling; L. Koontz, M. Layne; T. McCombs; T. Owens; B. Parish; L. Plotner; J. Robbins; K. Rose; G. Shumate; P. Sullivan; H. Tomlin; W. Turner; R. Weller; M. Wilson Jr. Small Appliance Repair — M. Auld; M. Basford, M. Blakeman; A. Harbolt; R. Haycox; R. Jones; R. Jordan; M. Martin; P. McGowan; L. Nicolosi; B. Osborne; R. Penix; B. Perry; R. Peckens; D. Pickens; G. Pratt; C. Robinson; T. Scott; S. Swinehart; K. Smith i ja Jr trHj ■ Ir- — fa ]I f c 1 I I r k A tk y ■ TL £- jtl . ’afi M P 1 v aft Whir yj at. 1 [ 9r y l x v ' vy f 1 ;-. WF ' WIW ' jfeg ” ■ •. . s - m £S‘ • § . i ;. Bar.,. ITfflfMMW ' - . ..ittainr . . I Jr. Auto Shop — J. Bibler; R. Bond; D. Clefford; T. Davis; J. Dunn; R. Dunn; J. Edington; C. Galati; V. Hensley; M. Hogan; T. Holland; W. Hopkins; B. Jolliff; J. Lama; J. Levering; H. Napper; B. Richardson; P. Sink; R. Thacker; B. Willis; J. Wilson Jr. Work Study — J. Blevins; J. Burley; F. Caudill; S. Creagh; W. Dameron; R. Eaches; S. Flournoy; E McCall; M. Sayre; H. Spradlin Jr. DHO — A. Akins; K. Beaver; V. Beery; B. Chevalier; P. Clonch; D. Colegrove; C. DeGood; P. Elliott; P. Farlee; S. Geyer; H. Gray; S. Huckaba; P. Jones; V. Sams; R. Stock; M. Tackett; J. Wilson w 4 a y . ?GS • % , ' V ' X m fcW ‘ .ln JPV BBfe. JflL—- mi ••• x r I Wwfi lgKi|j| : .J: :-V .gB| jl jjr Jf V; . y 1 gfc S ssWp 1 TH aA. s • Jkv 1 - ’ US 1 . ' _- J Wt JtypJSf l, — Jr. Machine Shop — D. Barlow; M. Brown; J. Crabtree; J. Colby; A. Dietrich; R. Drollinger; E. Gamble; D. Hart; B. Ricks; J. Jarrell; T. Kirk; M. Lamb; K. Lomax; B. McGuire; J. Millisor; M. Moore; T. Napper; E. Perkins; C. Thompson; G. Wilson Soph. Work Study — J. Arthur; W. Fleming; B. Gray; J. Hersman; J. Johnson; S. Krausz; F. LaVenia; G. Mason; B. Moore; J. Rose, B. Simpson; K. Williams; C. Price 55 Sr. COE (Am): Mrs. Hinaman — B. Boyd; A. Brammer; S. Bumgarner; K. Chapman; K. Conley; L. Davis; V. Davis; D. Dawson; J. Gibson; D. Hazen; V. Herr; W. Jackson; D. Klingel; N. Muntz; P. Orr; S. Orr; C. Parks; K. Plotner; B. Roush; L. Rowland, C. Smith; Sr. DE: Mr. Bradley — S. Blankenship; C. Blanton; L. Columber; S. Cox; K. Gasmire; J. Hempfield; C. Hughes; S. Hughes; C. Keirns; C. Knight; D. Littleton; Y. Pezley; S. Reed; R. Richmond; C. Sims; C. Vaughn; G. Williams Sr. DCHO: D. Bailey; L. Brown; S. Chandler; C. Fay; B. Grimes; L. Hart; A. Loyer; M. Lundquist; J. Makeever; S. McGuire; S. Metz; R. Mil¬ ler; M. Newell; P. Pearson; C. Price; N. Quick; M. Robin¬ son; J. Rorick; D. Russell; D. Shearer; D. Walter; D. Wed dington 56 Child Care: H. Booker; K. Brown; K. Dangler; L. Doug¬ las; B. Draper; G. Farlee; L. Howard; D. Maugans; M. Mount; C. Munyon; K. Pfahler; R. Richardson; C. Simpkins; R. Stock; S. Tallman Sr. OWE: D. Bolander; D. Carpenter; J. Carpenter; J. Clark; J. Creagh; S. Crissinger; M. Davis; R. Dunn; M. Elliott; S. Gruber; M. Graff; G. Kerns; T. McCombs; D. Messenger; P. Mitchell; H. Smith; C. Stone; R. Stur¬ geon; E. Wallace Sr. COE: Mrs. Denman — A. Brisker; D. Fitch; D. Fitch; P. Hall; C. Jones; M. Kelly; V. Kuhn; D. Litzen- berg; R. Makever; A. O ' Dowd; S. Pauley; D. Plumley; S. Ring; J. Severns; D. Slater; G. Spicer; M. Turner; K. Webb; L. Whittington; D. Wylie 57 The vocational department has many different types of courses. Among them is machine shop, run from Harding; small appliance repair, located at Taft Middle School; and senior welding, which this year has a building of its own. The instructors are constantly helping students perfect their vocation. 59 Vocational Fair Proves Successful This year ' s Vocational Fair was very successful. During the day, the child care class showed exactly what their type of program does. The auto shop was also represented with a booth. Other projects ranged from meat cutting to electroplating. Visitors from around the commu¬ nity came to view the many ex¬ hibits. t V MUIWUMI «H3H oniKn. HMXY S nus 61 Win Homecoming 75 Row 1: B. Sisler, R. Fulton, D. Wigton, R. Shipley, B. Stalling, J. Ault, R. Rees, S. Hughes, G. Reams, G. Ferrall, G. Darling, Row2: D. Middleton, R. Keplar, D. Lamarche, J. Johnston, M. Short, M. MacKay, B. Schuster, B. Glass, T. Owens, S. Koonce, K. Gasmier. Row 3: T Burns, S. Rodman, P. Hirnaise, M. Hughes, K. Gearhieser, J. Levering, P. Mash, B. Dixon, S. Shenkle, E. Stone, N. Hondros, A. Hudson, T. Fees, J. Burns, D. Salyer, G. Reed, R. Drake, G. Rees, C. Cramer, K. Berry. Top Row: T. Brown, D. Freese, C. Miles, L. Hudson, G. Floyd, G. Dripps. 65 3Hf Basketball 75 The 1974-75 Marion Hard¬ ing Prexies, under the direc¬ tion of Coach Doug Riley, finished the season with a re¬ spectable 10-8 record. This was good enough for a third place showing in the confer¬ ence. Starting forward, Randy Gipson was the 2nd leading scorer in the B.C. Doug Rose- berry lead the conference in foul shooting. Both Roseberry and Gipson were named to the All-Buckeye and All- District teams. 68 LETS 60 1fe, PREXiesl;t HANDLE in 1st Row — R. Rees, T. Owens, D. Roseberry, T. Floyd, J. Kirkpatrick, 2nd Row — Coach D. Riley, L. Jones, R. Gipson, P. Dettra, D. Wampach, D. Middleton, M. Williams, D. Wigton, Coach B. Witzman. 69 Track and Field The Harding Striders fin¬ ished the 1975 season with outstanding individual per¬ formances. Jon Williams and Steve Cardwell advanced to district competition in the mile and 880 respectively. Other individuals leading Coach Burton ' s squad: Pete Dettra went a 6 ' 4 in the high jump while Russ Shipley raced through the low and the high hurdles. 1st Row — P. Mash, R. Fultz, T. Statts, R. Chapman, S. Hughes, R. Shipley, J. Williams, S. Cardwell, J. Day, R. Ferriman, D. Hoffman, F. Deas. 2nd Row — M. Wise, L. Jones, G. Floyd, L. Bomas, K. Emmons, M. Short, T. Burns, F. Dickerson, R. Ballinger, T. Fees, K. Burris, R. Clark, T. Cramner, T. Bolinger. 3rd Row — Coach Burton, T. Mitchell, M. Walker, T. Price, M. Henderson, B. Mumford, D. Steward, J. Burns, B. Haviland, D. Munsey, D. Sayler, R. Drake, J. Piatt, M. Emmons, B. Moran, Coach Myers, Coach McCreary 71 ■ The Marion Harding Grapplers finished their season with some talented individuals. Rob Berry, senior, wrestled his way to the districts held in Toledo. Berry finished with an impressive 12-4 record. Mike Workman, also a senior, cleaned-up in the 175 pound class with a 15-7 record, but only placed fourth in the sectionals. Left to Right Standing, L. Pennington, M. Rail, J. Edwards, S. Young, B. Wyatt, J. Ruth, G. Redd, J. Wilk, D. Munsey, T. Shirk. Front, Coach D. Gleason, R. Sayre, M. Workman, R. Berry, D. Hinton, B. Horne, Coach M. McCleary. Kneeling — (L to R) — T. Hickman, C. Claypool, M. Lupica, B. Reichardt. Standing — (L to R) — Coach Pannett, P. LaMarche, J. DeVilling, S. Johnston, C. Ketchum, and S. Weddington. The Harding golf team coached by Tom Pan¬ nett finished their season with a 5-9 win-loss record. As a team the putters ended eighth in the Buckeye Conference and seventh in section¬ al play. Senior Brad Reichardt placed fourth in the sectionals while sophomore team mate Tim Hickman took seventh. I Swimming The Harding tankers tied up their season with an 11th place final at the districts meet in Toledo. Senior, Jeff Day left with two new records in the 50 yard freestyle and the 100 yard butterfly. The 400 yard free¬ style relay also set a new record, the mem¬ bers were, Jeff Day, Dan LaMarche, Doug Virden and Fred Somerlot. 75 Cross The 1974-75 Marion Harding Cross Country team end¬ ed the season with a brilliant 11-2 record. Lee ' s Legion was led by team captains John Williams and Steve Card- well. The Harriers as a team finished sixth in the district meet in Columbus, but Williams advanced to the state cross country meet where he finished in 17th place. Country Front Row (L to R): Steve Shenefield, Rick Clark, Tod Bolinger, Jim Neise, Rick Dunn, Dean Stewart, Bryan Haviland, Mark Cryder. Back Row (L to R): Todd Mitchell, Gary Williams, Steve Cardwell, Joe Piatt, Tim Shenefield, John Allen, Coach Lee Myers. Absent is Jon Williams. Tennis 1. M. Shinner, D. Stuckey, R. Ludwig con¬ sult with Coach Harlem Needham. 2. R. Mautz gets ready for a backhand shot. 3. Doubles team of P. Wright and L. Stern warm-up for a match. 4. R. Smith at the height of his serve. Front Row (L to R) — Nancy Wheland, Bruce Rowland, Parks LaMarche, Rick Dunn, Mike Lee and Martha Geer. Back Row (L to R) — Phil Wright, Rusty Smith, Dan Stuckey, Mike Shinner, Rob Ludwig, Rob Mautz, Larry Stern and Coach Needham. Absent is Karen May and Tim Berridge. Baseball The 1975 Buckeye Conference Baseball champs fin¬ ished the season with a 15-5 over-all record. Behind the superb pitching of Gary Miley and Sam Koonce and the powerful hitting attack of the remainder of the team, the batmen rolled over Findley and Lorain to take the title. Leading the Prexies this year were the seniors headed by the co-captains Randy Gipson and Greggory Ferrell. k . 11 pm- 1M ' d jgtf nBL : | u Kneeling — (L to R) — M. Finchabaugh, J. Patterson, B. Tanner, R. Phillips, K. Mc¬ Gowan, D. Freese, R. Emans, P. Field, K. Gearhiser, and M. Hughes Standing — (L to R) — T. Owens, S. Koonce, G. Ferrell, J. Robbins, R. Gip¬ son, G. Miley, S. Westerman, B. Stallings, M. Field, J. Williams. ■ Award Time The 1974-75 Fall Sports Banquet wrapped up the fall sports schedule for this year with many award given away. The cross country team finished the season with an impressive 11-2 record. John Williams senior, received the “Most Valuable Runner award plus a three year plaque. In the Golf Department the team ended with a 5-10 record. Senior Brad Reichardt received his three year award. The Football team ended with a record of 2-7-1. The most valuable player awards went to Sam Koonce on offense, Bob Stalling on defense, and Greg Ferrall on the specialty teams. The team captains this year were John Ault, Tommy Owens, Russ Shipley, and Bob Stallings. 1. S. Koonce, B. Stalling, G. Ferrall receive M.V.P. awards. 2. Mr. Steve Gast was guest speaker. 3. J. Williams receives M.V.R. awards, T. Shenefield accepts Most Improved, and S. Fry won outstanding 1st year runner. 79 BASKETBALL Scores GIRLS BASKETBALL Harding 38 Findlay 31 Harding 30 Delaware Hayes 23 Harding 51 Buckeye Valley 34 Harding 43 River Valley 31 Harding 56 Fremont 43 Harding 45 Findlay 47 Harding 51 Fremont 44 Harding 41 Ridgemont 35 Harding 47 North Union 41 TOLEDO INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT — SECOND IN STATE Harding 51 Toledo DeVilbiss 39 Harding 46 Perrysburg 37 Harding 47 Minster 39 Harding 39 Toledo Central Catholic 34 Harding 29 Toledo Bowsher 49 GOLF Harding 174 Kenton 178 Harding 174 Ada 179 Harding 167 Mansfield Senior 147 Harding 191 Galion 163 Harding 174 Fremont 163 Harding 361 Findlay 322 Harding 175 Mansfield Senior 176 Harding 178 Mansfield Malabar 157 Harding 171 Upper Sandusky 167 Harding 6 th place Buckeye Conference Harding 179 Mansfield Malabar 181 Harding 180 Fremont 162 Harding 7th place Sectional Harding 175 Sandusky 159 Harding 168 Ken ton 176 Harding 166 Upper Sandusky 155 Harding 165 Galion 158 CROSS COUNTRY Harding 16 Elgin 50 Harding 15 Pleasant 60 Harding 29 River Valley 39 Harding 16 Mansfield Madison 47 Harding 26 Worthington 30 Harding 25 Columbus West 32 Harding 23 Ashland 32 Harding 27 Bucyrus 26 Harding 27 Mansfield Senior 29 Harding 6 th place Ontario Invitational Harding 37 Galion Malabar 43 . 40 Harding 2 nd place Findlay Invitational Harding 38 Sandusky Fremont 32 50 Harding 3rd place Buckeye Conference Harding 6 th place District Meet Harding 2 nd place Sectional Meet Harding 50 Brookhaven 61 Harding 55 Marion Franklin 65 Harding 56 Sandusky 42 Harding 47 Fremont 36 Harding 56 Admiral King 55 Harding 58 Mansfield Senior 56 Harding 40 Elyria 60 Harding 60 Lorain Senior 52 Harding 50 Findlay 49 Harding 56 Sandusky 43 Harding 52 Fremont 66 Harding 83 Columbus Northland 67 Harding 50 Admiral King 62 Harding 69 Mansfield Senior 59 Harding 33 Elyria 42 Harding 41 Lorain Senior 38 Harding 53 Galion 64 Harding 51 Findlay 58 Harding 48 Defiance 50 FOOTBALL Harding 0 Toledo Bowsher 0 Harding 14 Columbus 0 Harding 0 Lima Senior 8 Harding 0 Elyria 21 Harding 6 Findley 28 Harding 9 Sandusky 0 Harding 0 Admiral King 6 Harding 0 Fremont 40 Harding 6 Lorain Senior 30 Harding 9 Mansfield Senior 21 RESERVE BASKETBALL Harding 42 Brookhaven 43 Harding 36 Marion Franklin 30 Harding 45 Sandusky 35 Harding 46 Fremont 36 Harding 45 Admiral King 55 Harding 44 Mansfield Senior 46 Harding 51 Lorain Senior 54 Harding 31 Findlay 43 Harding 31 Sandusky 37 Harding 33 Elyria 59 Harding 38 Fremont 29 Harding 55 Columbus Northland 49 Harding 47 Admiral King 60 Harding 41 Mansfield Senior 59 Harding 41 Elyria 60 Harding 38 Lorain Senior 39 Harding 68 Galion 62 Harding 59 Findlay 52 SWIMMING Harding 37 Delaware Hayes 46 Harding 67 Ashland 103 Harding 38 Sandusky 44 Harding 36 Findlay 56 Harding 47 Mansfield Senior 30 Harding 3rd place Bowling Green Relays Harding 49 Ontario 34 Harding 33 Colonel Crawford 50 Harding 80 Findlay 93 Harding 31 Fremont 52 Harding 65 Port Clinton 107 Harding 48 Ontario 34 Harding 4th place Buckeye Conference TENNIS irding arding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding 4 4 2 2 1 5 5 5 4 1 0 2 5 2 1 1 Mansfield Senior Galion Delaware Hayes Lima Senior Findlay New London Ada Mansfield Senior Galion Toledo Libby Findlay Lima Senior Sandsuky Sandusky Fremont Delaware Hayes 1 1 3 3 4 0 0 0 1 4 5 3 0 3 4 4 WRESTLING Harding 24 Columbus Westland 42 Harding 9 Sundusky 58 Harding 27 Ashland 31 Harding 6 th place Galion Tournament Harding 30 Delaware Hayes 42 Harding 5th place Marion Invitational Harding 33 Mt. Vernon 36 Harding 24 Sycamore. Mohawk 33 Harding 8 th place Buckeye Conference Harding 30 Tiffin Columbian 33 Harding 28 Mansfield Senior 36 Harding 21 Mansfield St. Peter 39 BASEBALL Harding 17 Elgin 5 Harding 7 Galion 8 Harding 7 Mansfield Madison 2 Harding 2 Lima Senior 6 Harding 8 Lima Shawnee 6 Harding 15 Mansfield Senior 1 Harding 4 Findlay 5 Harding 8 Lima Senior 1 Harding 0 Wapakoneta 1 Harding 7,11 Fremont 6,2 Harding 14 Mansfield Madison 8 Harding 6 Mansfield Malabar 3 Harding 11,6 Lancaster 4,8 Harding 6 Elgin 3 Harding 10 Mansfield Senior 1 Harding 4 Lorain Senior 0 Harding 2 Findlay 0 GIRLS TRACK Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding 90 84 Vi 101 V 2 80 86 89 2nd place 1st place 2nd place 8th place Findlay Buckeye Valley Delaware Hayes North Union Mansfield Madison Ashland Findlay Buckeye Conference Galion Invitational District (Pre-lims) District 22 50 1 2 8 16 1 2 30 24 21 GIRLS POWER VOLLEYBALL I • • - i‘ ' V Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding 60 Bowling Green 35 Findlay 51 Worthington Invitational 19 Sandusky Relays 54 Mansfield Senior 22 Marion Night Relays 74 Mansfield Malabar 37 Buckeye Conference 55 Mansfield Madison Harding 15,5,15 North Union 13,15.10 Harding 16,15 Galion 14,13 Harding 15,12,3 Olentangy 8,15,15 Harding 15,15 Ridgedale 2,3 Harding 15,15 Columbus DeSales 8,7 Harding 0,12 Bexley 15,15 Harding 15,15 Kenton 13,12 Harding 15,15 Buckeye Valiev 11,7 Harding 10,15,15 Wapakoneta 15,2,1 f „ P V.. fi W £ The 1974-75 Varsity Cheerleading consisted of J. Gipson, L. Hayes, S. Cover, C. Black, S. Moser, and B. Burris, not pictured N. Whelan. N. Whelan, 5. Moser, and L. Hayes along with the other cheerleaders cheer our Prexies on to victory. The 1974-75 Reserve Cheerleaders were S. Conklin, N. Robbins, P. Ramsey, B. Mull, S. Turner, M. Birnbaum, and D. Robbins. The Varsity Cheerleaders do a cheer during a time out. The Cheerleaders warm the crowd up during a cold football game. Cheerleaders 1974-75 The 1974-75 Cheerleaders did a excellent job again this year. While at camp, the varsity cheerleaders place second in over all competition. They cheered the Prexies through victory and even through defeat. Their advisor. Miss Miller did a spectacular job and it showed! Cal Martin shows her expert spiking Coach Miller, S. Longo, R. Sedlock, and D. Bowers display their trophies, ability. The 1974-1975 Girls ' Volleyball Team, Row 1: J. Edwards, D. Adams, N. Johnson, D. Bowers, R. Sedlock, S. Longo, C. Yost, and Coach Cheryl Miller. Row 2: D. Bowers, J. Niese, C. Martin, A. Lechleitner, R. Cowley, A. Allen, D. Indoe, D.West, H. Edwards. Row 3: B. Draper, B. Hartley, T. Bender, L. Fox, and T. Witte. Volleyball 1974-75 The 1974-1975 Girls ' Volleyball Team had a very victorious season, losing only 2 games and winning 7. They lost seven seniors this year, but hopes to have another good season next year with many netmen returning. Coach Miller gives her Varsity team members some last instructions. 83 I IARDINq HARDING lARDl G HARDIN- warding nn MRDINc in _ iARDINQ ¥ 17 The 1974-75 Girls ' Basketball Team, Row 1 L to R D. Kirsh, D. Bowers, C. Martin, C. Swartz, T. Fechlin, S. Hayes, L. Fox, and K. Bauer. Row 2: Coach Margy Vogel, T. McDuffie, Y. Pezley, C. Croll, D. West, A. Lechleitner, and J. Hempfield Hi . TvV oft Jfl % s Girls Go to State The 1974-75 Girls ' Basketball Team, coached by Margy Vogel, finished their season victorious¬ ly. Their record was 13-1 in reg¬ ular season play. Their next de¬ feat came in the tournament games in Toledo, Ohio. They lost the last and crucial game against Toledo Bowsher. They still placed a strong second in the state of Ohio. J Receiving their trophies and full of smiles are, C. Croll for Most Improved, Debbie Kirsh, Leading Scorer, and Donice West, leading rebounder. The 1974-75 Girls ' Track Team had a very successful season. They started and ended by breaking records. The girls had a hard season and the combination of good coaching and hard work contributed to their success. The Girls ' Track Team 1974-75 Row 1 L to R, C. Haubert, L. Patrick, S. Longo, B. Lovick, L. Riddle, B. Draper, B. Sayre, V. Johnson, and J. Edwards. Row 2 L to R, N. Whelan, C. Martin, A. Lechleitner, T. Blake, D. Indoe, L. Keuchler, C. Ballinger, D. West, C. McEntire, J. Borger, and L. Sharp. Row 3 L to R, Coach Cheryl Miller, C. Meddles, B. Massey, J. Emmons, and Coach Nikki Rubich. 85 Girls ' Intramural Volleyball Champs 1974-75 Miss Miller ' s Class: Row 1 Left to Right, T. Witte, J. McClung, S. Tuatay, D. West. Row2 Left to Right, B. Sayre, L. Wisler, J. Morgan, Linda Patrick 86 87 HOUSE (O ' SCHOOL B 1} 5.00 PWl Dr, Stephen Stuart Superintendent Dr. David Miller Assistant Superintendent Mr, Marion Shank Administrative Personnel . ' ♦ Mrs. Lefa Gorslin Mr. Jed Middleton Mr. Richard Rees Mr. William Rudy School Board -=-Mr. Ludwig, Mr. Walker, Mrs. Min shall, Mrs. Morgan. Special Employees — Standing: Mr. Bernovv. Mrs. Martin, Mr. Whisler Dr. Weber, Mr. Ashworth. Mrs. Tarvin, Mr. Fogt, Seated: Mrs. Hazelett, Mrs Whisler. Mr. Con vers, Mr. Powell Administration Supervises School Operations Marion City Schools opened the 1974-75 school year under the leadership of new Superintendent of Schools Stephen Stuart. Dr. Stuart replaced former Superinten¬ dent Robert S. Brown who retired last year. Administrative employees, in¬ cluding those persons who have provided a cleanly, healthful at¬ mosphere here, have contributed to the maintenance of Harding s operational facilities and the wel¬ fare of its students. With the fervent efforts of these people, much has been accom¬ plished in making increasing pro¬ gress toward an ever-improving educational environment for stu¬ dents. Judy Bibler .. V. • .;, V ’ MB b-.. - 7 mmmm 1 : Jane Fogle Jean Griffith Beverly Marshall Cooks — Back Row: Polly Wintringham, Loretta Shaffer, Doris Hoff¬ man, Diane Tidd, Annabelle Persinger, Micky Altenberger. Doris War¬ ren, Joyce Schumate. Front: Marie Scott, Virginia Green, Wanda Par¬ sons, Mildred Mohr. Ruth Simmons Custodians: Melvin Bailey, James Sautter, Donald Jones, Lou Saxton, John Walsh, Elmer Hinkle ISipiS . Secretaries Mathematics and Science Courses Stimulate Inquisitive Thinking Mr. Howard Ballinger Mr. Edward Bell Mr. Art Burton Mr. Harold Hazelett Mr. Jack Hecker Mrs. Robin Koop Through the aid of modern equipment and the utilization of up-to-date techniques, teachers in the mathematics and science de¬ partments have tried to increase knowledge in two fields which have grown to dominate the socie¬ ties of the modern-day world. Courses in these departments at Harding have been designed to change with the times in an attempt to create a sense of inqui¬ sitiveness and a greater awareness to details in the minds of students here. Thus, by providing methods of looking at a problem and solving it, Harding ' s math and science teachers have enabled some stu¬ dents to reason deductively and inductively in other areas as well. A. Mr. Cox proofreads a student ' s geometry homework. B. Mr. Graham points out the rationality of algebraic boardwork. C. Mr. Bell explains the proper way to solve geometric proofs. D. Mr. Miller and Dawn Bowers discuss biological lab procedures. 92 Uo� s. GJ£ zr 1 u . f X- ji 11 2 VtKU 5 X-t 7 ' I Mrs. Betty Campbell Mr. Ramon Cox Mr. Jack Graham J Mr. Joe McKinley Mr. Dave Miller Mrs. Mary Reeser E. Mr. McKinley prepares lessons on DNA for biology classes. F. Mr. Ballinger shows reactions of certain chemical compounds. G. Mr. Hecker tells students some basic principals of business math. H. A very attentive Mr. Donald Wolfe listens as a good buddy tells him that He wants to join his Environmental Studies class. wgm Mrs. Virginia Alexander Mrs. Mary Cree Calhoun Mrs. Karen Clabaugh Mr. James Gatchell Mrs. Carol Geissler Mrs; Patricia Kaiser Mrs. Carol Kientz Skills in Communication Harding ' s Language arts depart¬ ment has concentrated on gramma¬ tical and literary aspects of lan¬ guage in an effort to encourage and maintain communication be¬ tween individuals. English courses stress not only grammar, but the works of modern as well as classical writers. In addition to this, such courses as iournalism, speech, and drama have further enhanced communication among students here. Nevertheless, students have ' had the opportunity to learn communi¬ cation in foreign languages as well. Spanish and french courses have taught many students that people in foreign lands have much in common with those here, giving them a much better understanding of humanity. B roval, Mrs. iscott grade ra L eissler dice F. Grading papers makes Mrs. Kientz happy. G. Mrs. Web! shows English class some interesting pictures. H ' Pronounce philoio gist, says Mrs. Calhoun. I. Mrs. Parks finds journalism student amusing. Mrs. Beverly Deaton Mrs. Mary Drake Mrs. Alice Galloway Mrs. Clover Mae Linscott Mrs. Maxine Green Mrs. Angela Parks Mrs. Victoria Piacentino mmmm iW 5 g§ Courses in Social Studies Stress Human Nature, Habits Along with the required subjects American History and American Government, the social studies de¬ partment has included psychology, sociology, world history, eco¬ nomics, geography, and Problems of Modern Living. These courses have given stu¬ dents better insight into patterns of human nature throughout history and up to modern times. They have also shown how environment af¬ fects man and what man can do to better himself by relating his pre¬ sent actions with those of the past. Mr. Gary Grogan Miss Kathleen Kuhns Mr. Paul O ' Rourke Um -cco- ' . w .o ' c • gpi , f : ■ t siaL mam ■ m mm CHS S— . • ... - • $£§83! Mr. Joe Parish Mr. Doug Riley Mrs. Margaret Vogel 1 1 A. Mrs. Vogel emphasizeslhe major points in American Government. B. Making out grades is a fun occupation for Mr. Riley, government teacher. C. Miss Khuns adjusts articles on an American History bulletin hoard. D. There ' s nothing better than a studious government teacher such as Mr. Parish . E. List the five reasons for taking American History ' says Mr. Andrews. F. A happy Mr. Needham s ;runtinizes Time magazine. Mr. Bernard Brooks Mrs. Elbertie Curry Mrs. Judy Felgar Mrs. Cheryl Miller Mr. Ed Miller Mr. Thomas Pannett Valuable Skills Taught Through Specialized Education This year many Harding stu¬ dents have been able to expand their abilities by learning special skills offered here in such areas as physical education, drivers educa¬ tion, p rinting, and music. Through a vigorous program of physical education, students have been given the chance to improve muscle tone and learning skills in various sports. Printing I and II have.taught the students the process of laying out and setting type. The music department has of¬ fered curricular as well as extracur¬ ricular opportunities for budding musicians here. Music Theory has stressed the listening, composition, sightseeing, and history of music, and in such groups as sweet six¬ teen, symphonette, and stardusters, students may perform for audi¬ ences. t • X herself. Miss Miller tells the class how to do an L- sit. ' B. Mr. Lane shows.his gratitude to Mr. Bob Erickson at an orchestra concert. C. Mrs. Rubc.ich and Pep Club officers Susan Courtright and Linda Wisler exchange ideas for the next game. D. Coach Garloch prepares to show Coach Pan net hi new grade book. E. Concentrating on his work. Mr, res ... Mr. Larry Garloch Mr. George Lane Mr. Larry Merchant Mr. Clifton Rose Mrs. Nichi Rubcich Mr. Charles Stevens - LhX-‘ x V. . ' ’• ' . : „• . C. � ■ ’• ' ■■■ I , ' , . wmm Sill . X..., llllll mm ■ ISf ipig® ;..r; - . ■ShHHHHHBH Mrs. Rosaclaire Anthony Mr. A1 Beach Mr. Ivan Beck Mr. Charles Bradlev Mr. Fred Fahrion Mr. Frank Hall Mrs. Ruth Ann Hinaman Mrs. Helen Maxwell Mr. Fred Miers Mr. Herman Miers A. Mr. Witzman, who teaches O.W.E., checks over a student ' s work. B. Being careful not to make a mistake, a student works intently on a woodwork project while Mr. Winterhoff supervises. C. Auto Shop teacher Mr. Slack lectures on the functions and parts of an automobile motor. ; ‘ ‘ . Mr. Joseph F. Petrich Mrs. Donna Ralston Mr. James Schultz Mrs. Phyllis Seely 1 i iliii , m Mr. James Caryer Mrs. Jane Denman Mrs. Terry Dutton Mr. Franklin Dver Mr. Willard Kocsovsky Mr. Homer Lentz Mrs. Jean Lister Mrs. Bridget Morgan Mr. Ray Nason Mr. Donald Nimeister Mr. Thomas Sheskey Mr. Richard Slock Mrs. Jeanette Wilson Mr. Robert W ' interhoff Vocational Skills Necessary Vocational studies train students for occupations during and after their high school terms in such areas as auto repair, business skills, vocational drafting, and home eco¬ nomics. Practical experience in these sub¬ jects has been available in Child Care, DCT, COE, OWE, and OWA. This training benefits students since many continue in their field of study. . ; Mr. Bernie Witzmann I Rosaclairk them, BowHn; HoV k ' ard L. kv fninols nivereity avie uskh gum College, Gowling Atijno-Visual director. Asst . Faculty Directory John F. Steward, Principal — B.A., M.A.; Muskingham College, Kent State University, Ohio State University, Bowling Gre :n State University. Herbert A. Tillett, Asst. Principal — B.A., M.A.; Muskin- gun College Kent S fate University, Bowling Green State UniWrsity vStuc ent Council. Grace fjbhlitmti. | sst. Principal — B.A., M.A.; University of AlabamaJ n o State University, Ohio Northern Uni- Ohio State University. no State,University: Future Teachers L |nder, E ., M.A ; Baldwin-Wallace Col- nvefsipf Catholic University of £ France; Qm o-State University: French M.A. West Virginia Univer- r7B.S, rManchester College, Univer- o Srate Uhiversity, Ashland Col sst. ood University: ' Nati mental Chairman Grande College, Ohio State University. Beverly Deaton, B.S.; Bowling Green State University, Ohio State University. Elaine Delco, B.S.; Bowling Green State University, school musical. Jane Denman, B.S.; Otterbein College, Bowling Green State University: C.O.E. Club. Mary Drake, B.A.; St. Joseph College: Sponsor Senior Breakfast. Terry Dutton, B.S.; Pikeville College, University of Ken¬ tucky. Franklin Dyer, University of Toledo: VICA. Fred Fahrion, B.S.; Franklin University, Findlay College, Ashland College, Ohio State University, Ashland Col¬ lege. Judy Felgar, B.F.A., M.F.A.; Ohio Wesleyan University, Cranbrook Academy of Art, University of Bridgeport: Art Club. Alice Galloway, B.A.; Ohio State University, Ohio Nor¬ thern University; Advisor to: Harding Reporter, Props andQ ' s, Harding Light and Stagecraft. Larry Garloch, B.S., M.Ed.; Miami University: Junior Varsity Basketball coach. James A. Gatchell, B.A.; Heidelberg College, Ohio State University. Carol Geissler, B.S.; Bowling Green State University: Spanish Club. % Daniel Gleasoi f! i’ « ■ ■� � ‘ 11 coach. PH 8 ■ � I Calvina G lift Betty Campbell, Committee. James L. Carver, University, Ohio visor. 1 Honor Society, English ' DEpart- Ohio University: Science Fair Jivet Nazarene College, Ohio State Jrthern: VICA, Student Council Ad- Central State Uni ersi B.S. livet ’W?fzarea£ Ohio State University: guidance counselor. Jack Graham, B.A., M.A.; Ohio Northern University, Kent State University. Maxine Green, B.A., M.A.; Capital University, Ohio State University, Toledo University, Miami University. niversity University ■ ■ Karen Clabaugh, B.A. Ohio Dominican College, Univer- sidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City, St. Louis Institute of Music: Spanish Club, Faculty Club, AFS Americans Abroad Co-ordinator. Timothy L. Combs, B.S., M.A.; Bowling Green State University: Natio Gary Grogan, B.A., B.S.E.; Henderson State College, Kent State University: AFS Club. Harold G. Hazelett, B.A., M.A., Marshall University, University of Northern Iowa, Ohio State University, State University of Iowa: Futur e Engine mgGreen State Uni- ootball Coach uthann Hinaman, B.S.; Bowling Green State University, Capital University: Book Store Manger. versitvf Patricia Kaiser, B.A., Ohio University: Student Council, Senior Class advisor. Carol Kientz, B.S., Bowling Green State University. Willard Kocsovsky, B.S., M.A.; Bowling Green State University, Ashland College, Saint Francis College: VICA, Quiver. Robin Koop, B.A.; Findlay College. Kathleen Kuhns, B.S., Ashland College, Miami Univer¬ sity: Senior Class Advisor. George W. Lane, B.S., M.A.; Capital University, Colum¬ bia University, National Honor Society Committee, Sen- Song Committee. Homer W. Lentz, Toledo University, Findlay College, Ohio State University: VICA. Clover Mae Linscott, B.A.; Ohio Wesleyan University. Jean Lister, B.S.; Ohio State University, National Honor Socie y Helen Maxwell, B.S.; Mount Saint Joseph, Bradley Uni- versitjl. Joe McKinley, B.S., M.A., Bowling Green State Univer¬ sity, ifniversity of Northern Iowa, University of Califor¬ nia: Science Club, Science Fair. Larry Merchant, B.S., M.A.; Ohio University, Bowling Green State University: Asst, football coach, head bse- ball coach. Jed Middleton, B.A., M.A.; Muskingum College, Bowl¬ ing Green State University, Kent State University: Coun- Virginia University, Bowling Green State University: football coach, golf coach. Joe Parish, B.S.; Tennessee Temple College. Victoria Piacentino, B.A.; Ohio Wesleyan University: Quiver. Angela Parks, B.S.; Ohio State University, Hiram Col¬ lege: Herald advisor, Orb adviser, choreographer for musical. Joseph F. Petrich, B.S.; Miami University, Ohio Univer¬ sity, Toledo University, Pennsylvania State University. Donna Ralston, B.S., M.A. Ohio University, Ohio State University, HERO, FuturetH memakers of America. Richard Rees,’ B.S., Counseling. •; West Virginia University: Mary Reeser, A.B Ott rl«m College, Penn. .State Uni¬ versity. i y , Doug-Riley, M.A.; JVlodV ead StateyUniversity: Head basketball coach. _ Clifton G. ‘Ro B S Mcfv wling GreCn State Uni¬ versity, Ohio Stal diniv yjf- Athlehy ' direv ' tor. Nickie- Rubcich, A.B.; We Club, volleyball,, track. ' William J. Rula S A M. da Atlantic Unive sity SHim ' e College: Pep F llill i Ti|§ubie-Shooting Contest; __ ... jBg ' hiofiBlfPifmevJP i1P of nuvmm State University: Cheerleader! if Edward Miller, B.S.; Miami University, Ohio State Uni¬ versity, Kent State University. Bridget Moran, B.S.; Bowling Green State University. Raymond E. Nason, B.A.; Ohio Wesleyan University, Salmon P. Chase College, Ohio State University, Univer¬ sity of Utah. ■sity, ' Ohio IJm : Pew.; James Schultz! University. Richard L. Slack, B.S.; O! E. Sevens, A.B , 8 R. Harlan Needh Donald B. Neirrr n College: Tennis o mate University, Miami Paul M. O ' Rourke, B.S.; Bowling Green State University: Swinger. Thomas A. Pannett, M.A.; West Liberty State, West Joyce Webb, B.S.; Bowling j Jen State University; Teen- ager-of-the-Month advisor.j Jeannette Wilson, B.S.; I Khevter, Purdue, | Green State University: FHA advisor. Robert Winterhoff, B.B.; Miami Uniy ecsiU inornate University.-—— B ernard WiJtzgrarrrB.A!T Bluffton College, Wright State JnTversity, Bowling Green State University. Asst. Bas¬ ketball Coach. Donald Wolfe, B.A.; Otterbein College. Malcolm Wright, B.S., M.A.; Fairmont State, West Vir¬ ginia University: VICA. William Your, B.S., M.Ed.; Bowling Green State Univer¬ sity, library assistants. - 103 irwrirpjpj Memories Familiar scenes around Marion, are of interest to many of Hardings seniors. The class officers D. Stucky Presi¬ dent, M. Shinner Vice President, K. Holler Treasurer, and B. Lovick Secretary, pose in and around the Dough Boy. The Harding Memorial perhaps the most familiar site is of interest to seniors S. Cover and D. Wigton. Debbie Adams Dennis Akers Steve Alcorn Candace Allman Rick Amann Larry Anderson Mike Anderson Mike Arnold David Arthur Jerry Arthur Bruce Ault Jerry Ault John Ault Cindy Bacon Cindy Bailey Gayle Baker Jeffrey Baker Theresa Ballinger Erin Beck Rick Benson Tim Berridge Kimberly Berry Robert Berry Sarah Berry Kim Beveridge Ann Bibbee Claire Black Cherri Blackford Starla Blankenship Charlotte Blanton Paula Blue Donna Bolander Anna Bomas Mark Borger Delea Bowers Chris Bowman Jeffrey Bowman Bonnie Boyd Alvin Brammer Angela Brisker Crickette Brown Harold Brown Janice Brown Kathy Brown j 7 THIS IS THE YEAR OF THE m D PPFYirc l ■■n B ' f Hk Smr -..Ml Spirit Seniors back Prexies all the way. Through football, pep assemblies, and basketball, the Seniors were out there cheering. Laura Brown Pat Brown Kevin Brutchy Shawn Bumgarner Susie Burkhardt Barb Burris Kim Calbert Steven Caldwell y . ,w-n Jerry Call Willard Camm Steven Cardwel Debra Carpente Jo Anne Carpenter Darrell Carroll Steven Casteel Carlos Chacon Shirley Chandler Karen Chapman Roger Chapman Ronald Chapman Seniors Add Quality to Swinger As a rule, Swinger is the quality program for quality people, and this year ' s senior class was no exception to the rule. Swinger provides students with a weekly form of relaxation; when it comes to relaxing, seniors can ' t be beat! Mary Davis Victoria Davis Denise Dawson Jeff Day Russel Decker Peter Dettra Jay Dodge Lou Berta Douglas Kim Downs Kevin Drake Brenda Draper Debbie Dunaway Jaccueline Edwards Greg Ellinwood Malcom Elliot Nancy Ellwood Gayle Farlee Cara Fay David Ferguson Greg Ferrall Alan Ebner Kim Edington Carl Edwards David Edwards Barbara Ferriman Richard Ferriman Mark Field Jeff Fields Diana Fitch Victor Floyd Seniors Become Voters With the legal voting age now set at 18 , most Harding seniors were able to participate in this years general election. Two hopefuls for U.S. Congressperson, Dorthy Franke and Clarence Brown, visited government classes to impress their views on the new voters. Election 74 James Fogle Marilyn Folge Mary Lynn Forrest Tamara Fox Merle Francia Stephen Fry James Fuller Rick Fulton a ? Larry Fultz Michael Gabriel Patrick Gabriel Dale Galati Susan Gantt Pam Gartley Kenneth Gasmire Pamela Gates Jp � s x M w f Musical Note Seniors were recognized for their outstanding achievements in the field of music at this years Musi¬ cians Banquet. Senior Kim Berry was announced bandsman of the year 1975 . Kathy Croll and Kirk Kelly, presidents of the band and orchestra presented speeches to all who attended. ■J OPEN HOUS -ASSffc HO SCH TB 15 tdo-too m PARENTS | r • rxf otacN we TO kHV t oh .oca■•era 1 TO 5f N0 A r £W A Soft f-€ FUUW i - T ’ : mm CM Rick Garrell Toni Gay Larry Geckle Fritz Geer r� v M m ■A? Annelle Geissler Jacquelyn Gibson Mary Graff Larry Grate Mr • I N Ml USI Emery Gray Eugene Green Jeffrey Green Rebecca Grimes Steve Gruber Randy Gipson Robert Glass James Gooding Edward Goodwin Pamela Hall Michael Hamilton Larry Hanson Von Harbin Genova Harris Tom Harris Linda Hart Sue Hachten Mark Hartman Carol Haubert Darla Hazen John Hazen Susan Heilman Larry Heiser Jan Hempfield $Mf§tSl8 Cindy Herr Valerie Herr Donna Herriott Russell Hilt Jane Hinaman David Hinton Courtney Hodges Daryl Hoffman Sheldon Hoffman Gary Holbrook Karen Holler Dennis Honaker Lavona Howard Carol Hughes Cheryl Hughes Janet Hughes Scott A. Hughes Scott B. Hughes Joel Imbody Beverly Ingmier Class Behavior Seniors enjoy both the hard work and the good times that teachers and classes provide. Denise M. Ionno Cindy L. Isaly Christine L. Jackson William L. Jackson Beverly S. James John T. Jenner Jan M. Jerew Jerry H. Johnson Lance Johnson Nancy T. Johnson Vickie L. Johnson Vickie Johnson Jeff G. Johnston John P. Johnston Brenda L. Jones Cindy Jones Lounge Life Enjoyable Perhaps the most educational activity in a Senior ' s day is his time spent in the Senior Lounge, engaged in a multitude of obvious¬ ly instructional activities. Mark J. Jones Michael G. Jones Connie Keirns Timothy Kelley Marie A. Kelly Kirk Kelly Debra Kensler Toni Kimberling Debbie K. Kirsh James Klaus Harry L. Kline Deborah S. Klingel Cindy R. Knight Randy D. Knotts Rick E. Knotts Diane Koons Lori Koontz Melissa Krider Vicki Kuhn Daniel La Marche Debbie Lamb Mark Lambert Jamie Landrum Mark Layne Emily Ledford Michael Lee Jeff Lister Brian Littell Deanna Litzenberg Carla Lloyd Toni Lloyd James Lockard Sharon Longo Barb Lovick Anita Loyer Jenny Lucas Laura Ludwig Rob Ludwig Mark Lundquist Ann Lyons Rodney Mahaffe Janice Makeever Robin Makeever Rila F. Malone Scott A. Martin Deborah Mason Debbie K. Masse Carla Mastro James A. Mattesc Robert B. Mautz Terry P. McAfee Jill A. McClung SPRING DANCE rv- .r jivl-Tr ' S.JJ • Class Committees It takes responsible people to have successful commit¬ tees and this year ' s senior class managed to have them both. Terry D. McCombs Tina L. McCombs Lisa McDaniel Tara L. McDuffie Kenneth McElroy Jo Dee McFadden Susan McGuire Mike McKay Gregory McKinniss Randy McQuillen Stan McQuistion Robert L. McVay Patrick McKinney Thomas K. Meadows Colleen Meginniss Phil Metheny Laralee J. Metz Randy L. Metzer Kelly Miers Gary Miley Rond lie M Randy M tchell Randy Moble 1 Moo ar ■r Jeanne Morgan Glen Mosbarger Susan Moser Marcia Mount Norma Muntz Claudia Munyon Jeffery Mygrant Robert Neill Robert Nelson Michael Newell Mike Newell Daniel Niles Donald Niles Kelly Norris Kris Nuhfer Amy O ' Dowd Pam Orr Sharon Orr Greg Osterholt Brian Owens Tom Owens Brenda Parish Cindy Parks Maxine Parmer Linda Patrick Shirley Patterson Sherry Pauley Pam Pearson Jeff Peirron Randy L. Penix Karen S. Perry Debra K. Peterman Cathy J. Peterson Yvonne Pezley Karen Pfahler Steven M. Phillips Karen S. Plotner Linda K. Plotner Debra J. Plumley Randy Pratt Cathy A. Price Nola Quick Chris Race Dale A. Radel Gregory A. Reams Richard A. Rees Brad Reichardt Rhonda Richardson Ray A. Richmond Linda R. Riddle Catherine Rieser Laura A. Riley Sue M. Ring James J. Robbins Janet M. Robbins Janice Brown Captures the Hearts of Many, Including Ohio. Koney Robertson Connie Robinson Janet Rorick Virginia K. Rooe Douglas A. Roseberry Reginia Ross Betty Roush Lois R. Rowland Dianna L. Russell Peggy J. Salyer 1975 Junior-Senior Prom Butterflies Are Free Ronald A. Sayre Deborah S. Scheff Dalon Schmidt Ted W. Schneider Kathy S. Schnitzler Norm L. Schrake Robert S. Schuster Janis Schwaderer Mary A. Scroggins Rhonda L. Sedlock Judy C. Severns Greg A. Shabdue Randy J. Salyer Anna M. Sansotta Beth A. Sayre Debbie Shearer Mike Shinner Rusty Shipley Robert Shirk • = m � u « Vicki Sholes Debra Shultz Gary Shumate Connie Simpkins Dianna Slater Dianna Sipes Brett Sisler Mike Sisson Sheryl Smart Coke Smith Gary Smith Rusty Smith Steve Smith Richard Snare David Snyder Keith Snyder Phillip Sparks Gail Spicer James Spillman John Spillman John Spillman Rick Sprinkle Robert Stallings Thomas Statts Larry Stern Mike Stineman Rebecca Stock Charles Stone Senior Assembly An assembly honoring graduating seniors was held in the stadium. Awards were presented to out¬ standing students who had excelled in the past year in academics. Valedictorians, salutatorian, and class officers all addressed the underclassmen and the graduating seniors. O dv.iv Jon Stonebraker Daniel Stuckey Roxanne Sturgeon Paul Sullivan Alice Sutherland Douglas Swihart Georgia Tackett Sharon Tallman Don Terzo Dale Thomas Carla Thompson Joanne Thompson Beverly Van Wey Robert Waddle Wesley Waddle Edwin Wallace Ernie Wallace Debbie (Davis) Walter Dan Wampach James Warner John Way Karen Webb Paula Weber Mark Weddell Diana Weddington Terri Weddington Steve Westerman Suzzann (Shultz) Werley Sr. Breakfast To many seniors the Senior Breakfast meant much more than food and fun. It meant the next to the last time they would be together as a class before they went their separate ways. $ i: Della (Fitch) Workman Mike Workman Doug White Laura Whittington Daniel Wigton Garry Williams John Williams Mike Wilson Barry Winfield Pat Wise Linda Wisler Charles Wright William Wyatt Deloris Wylie Brent Yager Carolvn Yost mgmiMISttnm Dr. Nyaradi gives his address — Shall We Survive We Made It! Graduation Class Motto Keep Your Face Toward the Sun All the Shadows Will Fall Behind You. Valedictorians lerri Cole, Susan Courtright, Jeff Day Sue Hachten, Laura Ludwig, Larry Stern, Georgia Tackett Susan Tuatay, Paula Weber. Salutatorian Joel Imbody Class Info Debbie Adams — Gen., HRS 3, HRT 2, CCo 2, PC 3 SC 1,2,3, GAA 1,2,4, PpCll, 2,4 Tr 1,2,4, VB 3,4. Dennis Akers — Voc., VICA 4. Steve Alcorn — Voc., MC 2, DECA 4. FtB 3, AtM 3. Candace Allman — Gen., PC 3 GGC 1, PpC 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . Larry Anderson — Gen., HRP 1, StC 1. ’a l i fllftKlT fui T ■■ Mike Andrews — Gen. David Arthur — Voc. r Bruce Ault — Voc., MaB 2,3, CB 1,2,3, PB 2, VICA 4. Jerry Ault — Gen. John Ault — Gen., FtB 1,2,3,4,- Wr 2,3, JK 4. , vj Cindy Bacon — Gen., CCo 4, MC 2, CC 3,4, B 1, Prt 4, PpC 2,3,4, Ch 1, SE 4. Cindy Bailey — Gen., Or 1,2,3,4, Jeff Baker — Gen., CCo 3, HRT 2, H 4, MC 2, CC 3,4, Six 3,4, MaB 2,3,4, WE 4, CB 2,3, PB 2, St 2, Or 4, AMC 2,3,4, PC 3, JrCP 3, PCo 2,3,4, PQ 2,3,4, SE 3,4. Terry Baldwin — Gen., HRS 4. Teresa Ballinger — Voc., VICA 4, DECA 4. .wi Erin Beck — Gen., H 2, Orb 4, MG 2, CC 2.3. MaB 2,3, WE 2,3, PB 2, AMC 3,4. JrCP 3, PQ 2,3,4, SC 2,3, FTA 4, GGC 1, B 1, JA 2, SwB 4, AFS ,4, SE 2,3,4, SFL 1. •v -Voc Rick Benson w- -Voc ., VICA 4, P(Jp3 2,3, f - ■ SRM 4, ASUAB 4. Tim Berridge — Gen. S ' ? r: v ' juv% Kim Berry - Gen. ' fc’S ' 3 , HR VP 3 HRT 4, CCo 2, OA 2. MaB 2,3,4, WE 2, CB 3,4, Maj 3,4 PC 3, PCCo 2’3 ' ,4, HlCe 3,4, PQ 2,3,4, SC 1,2,3, B 1, PpC 3,4, Tr 2, Gym 3,4, HC 4, TnB 4. Rob Berry - Gen., HRVP 4, StC 1, JrCP 3, Tr 1, Wr 1,2,3,4, SFL 2. Sarah Berry — Gen., Prt 4, FMA 2,3. Kim Beveiidge — Gen., H 4, HRe 4, B 1, VH 2,3, Sw 1,2,3,4, CCy 1, AtM 2. Ann Bibbee — Gen., 1C 2, H 3,4, MC 1,2, CC 3,4, AMC 3 SC 2, GGC 1, Prt 4, PpC 2,3,4, Tr 2. ■ Cheri Blackford — Voc., HRS’ 3, OA 1,2, MC 1,2, CG 3,4, Six 4, AMC 4, JrCP 3, FC 2, VICA 3 : , PpC 2, SE 3. Claire Black — Gen., OA 3, Orb 1, MC 1,2, CC 3,4, Six 4, AMC 3,4, JrCP 3, PCCo 2,3, HRe 2,3, PQ 4, FC 2, ART 2, Ch 2,3,4, Gym 3, SE 3,4. Charlotte Blanton — Voc., LC 3, Orb 1, MQl,2, AMC 2,3, PC 3, JrCP 3, PCCo 3, Deb 3, SC 2,3,4. DECA 4, PpC 3,4, Tr 1 2,3,4, StA 4, DTA 4 Paula Blue — Gen., H 4, MaB 2,3,4, WE 4, Prt 4, Wr 1, AtM 2. Carlos Chacon — Gen., PCCo 4, PQ 4, SC 4, AFSR4, AFS 4. Shirley Chandler — Voc., StC 1, VICA 3,4,., PPCl. Karen Chapman — Voc., OA 4, VH 3, COE 4, PpC 3,4, CB 2,3,4, AMC 3,4, PC 3, PCCo 4, FC Roger Chapman - Gen., HRT , MC 1, 2,3, B 1, PpC 1,2,4, AtM 2. Anna Bomas — Gen., LC 1,2,3,4, PC 3, FC 2,3, J’pC 1,2.3,4. Harriett Booker — Voc., OA 1, LC 2, MC 2, PC 3, GGC 1, Tr 2,3. DeLea Bowers — Gen., HRS 4, H 4, GBtb 3,4, Tr 4, VB 3,4. Chris Bowman — Gen., CCo 4, MC 2; CC 3,4, Six 4, AMC 3,4, PC 3, JrCP 3, PCCo 3,4, SC 2, FTA 4, P P C 1,2,3,4, SE 4. Jeff Bowman — Voc., VICA 3,4. Bonnie Boyd — Voc-., CCo 4, HRP 3,4, MC 2, AMC 3, JrCP 3, PCCo 3, SC 3,4, COE 4, PpC 3,4, Tr 2, VB 3, SwB 4. Angela Brisker — Voc., COE 4, JAt 4. .• ,v, Janice Brown — Gen., HRVP 2, StC 1, OA 3,4, MC 2, CC 3,4, Six 4, Or 1,2,3,4, Sym 2,3,4, JrCP 3, PCCo 4, PQ 3,4,2, VH 3, PpC 4, Ch 1,2,3, Gym 2, TnB 4, AFS 2, DOR 2,3,4, StOr 4, SE 2,3,4, SFL 1. Kathy Brown — HRT 2, MC 2,1, PpC 1, JA 2. Pat Brown —,Gen. ' ■■S ' - V .Terri (CricketW) Brown 4- Gen., HRVP 4, CCo 4 OA 2,3,4 , PC 3, JrCP 3, PQ 2,3, PpC 1,2,3,4. William Brutchy — Voc. VICA 3,4. v 1 Shawn Bumgarner — Voc? f COE 4. MC 2, CC 3, Susie Burkhardt G’4ri,, Pip 4, PpC 3,4. Barb Burris Gen;, C Co 4,-OA 2,3, PC 3, JrCP 3, ?f 3. SC 2, PpC 2,3, Ch 1,4. Steve Cardwell — Gen., HRVP 3, H 4, ChC 1, B 1, VH 2,3, ' 4; Tr 1,2,3,4, CCy 2,3,4, Wr 1, JK 4, ALEC 3. Jerry Call — Voc., ChC 1. Will Camm — Gen., Prt 4. ! Darrell Carroll — Voc., VICA 3,4. Steve Casteel — Gen., HRVP 2,3, StC 1, Gene ..Clark, — • Gen., H 3,4, ChC 1,2, 3, Prt 4. Rob Clevenger — Gen., VICA 3,4. Carla Cofer Gen., Q 3,4, H 2,3,4, Orb 2, MC 2, PCCo 2,3, FTA 4, GGC 1, AFS 2,3. — 1111 1,1 ,r7tr ' ‘ • ‘ ; Jana Cooper — Gen., HRS 4, H 3,4, MaB 4, WE 2,4? CB 3, Or 2,3,4, Maf2,3, PQ 4, FC 2, B 1, AFS 4. SE 4, .. Susan Courtright — Gen., StC 1, MC 1,2, CC 3,4, MaB 2, WE 2, Six 4, AMC 3,4, FC 2,3,4, AFS 2,3,4, SKC 4. Susan Cover — Gen., StC 1, CCo 4, OA 1.2.3.4, MC 1,2, CC 3,4, Six 4, PQ 3,4, Ch l,2,3,4„.Jr 3,4, HC 4, AFS 2,3,4. Cathy Croll — Gen., CCo 4, MC 1,2 ;CC 3,4, Six 4, MaB 2,3,4, CB 2,3, WE 4, St 3,4, , Or 2,3,4, Pq 3,4, SC 2,3, B 1, VH 3,4, GBtb 3,4, VB 3,4, Tr 2,3,4, AFS 2,3,4, Tn 4. Ron Darst — Voc., StC 4, SC 2, VICA 4. Judy Davidson — Gen., B 1, AMC 2,3,4, CB 2. Jack Davis — Voc., PCCO 3,4, VICA 4. Laura Davis — Voc., CCo 4, StC 4, CCo 4, OA 1,2,3,4, H 2,3, MC 2, PC 2, PCCo 3, PQ 2 COE 4, PpC 1,2,3,4, Gf 1,2, FTA 4. Vicki Davis — Voc., COE 4. Jeff Day — Gen. Rusty Decker — Gen., HRVP 1, H 3,4, Orb 3.4, MaB 2,3, WE 2,3, PB 2, HRe 2,3,4, SC 2, FTA 4, B 1. Pete Dettra — Gen., CV 1, HRP 4, FtB 1,2, BtB 1,2,3,4, Tr 1,2,3,4. Jay Dodge — Gen., 1,2,3, Voc. 4, DECA 4. Lou Berta Douglas — Voc. Kim Downs — Gen., GGC 1. Keven Drake — Voc., VICA 3,4, COE 4. Brenda Draper — Voc., OA 3, Tr 2,3,4, AtM 3,4. 140 Robert Dunn — Voc. Debbie Dunaway — Gen., CCo 4, HRT 4, CCo 4, SC 2, B 1, PpC 3, Tr 1. Jeff Ebner Gen., HRT 4, JrCP 4, PCo 4, PQ 4, ChC 2, SC 2,3,4, VH 3, Sw 3,4, Tr 2,4. ■ Kim Edington — Gen., HRVP 4, HRS 3-,4, H 1, StC 1,2,3,4, CCo 4, OA 3, MC 2, 4, CC 3,4, Or 4, MaB 2,3,4, WE 2,3, PC 3,! SC 1,2, GGC 1, PpC 2,3,4, BtB Tr 1, HC 4, AFSR 3, SE 4. Carl Edwards — Voc., B 1, Or 1, VICA 3,4, Ft t, BtB 2. Dave Edwards — Gen., MC 1,2, CC 3,4, Six 4, BsB 2, Wr 1,2. Tr 4, VB 4. Linda Eiseman — Voc., DECA 4. Malcom Elliott — Voc., HRP 4. Nancy Ellwood — Gen., LC 3. Marc Emans — Gen., Prt 4. Greg Ellinwood — Voc., VICA 4. , rrTr . Gayle Farlee— Voc., SFl.4. Cara Fay — Voc., VICA 4. Greg Ferrall — Gen., CCo 4, HRP 3,4, HRVP 4, H 1, MC 3, SC 2, FtB 3,4, BsB 3,4, Tr 2, Wr 1,2, AtM 2. Barbara Ferriman — Gen., CCo 2,4, HRS 2,4, HRT 3, StC 2,3,4, MC 2, CC 3,4, MaB 2,3,4, CB 3,4, PC 3, SC 3, B 1, Art 3,4, Tr 1,4, HQ 4, YG 4. Rich Ferriman — Voc., H 3 FC 2. VICA 3,4, Tr 4. Jeff Fields — Gen., Art 3,4. Mark Fields - Gen., HRP 3, HRVP 2, HRT 4, StC 2,3,4, MC 2, CC 3,4, C 1, VH 3, FtB 1,2, BsB 3,4, BtB 1,2,3, Tr 2. Rick Fulton — Gen. Della Fitch (Workman) — Voc., HRVP 4, StC OA 3, LC 2,3, COE 4. Diana Fitch — Voc., HRT 4, Deb 2, SC 2,3, COE 4, PpC 2,3,4, JA 2. Victor Floyd — Gen., H 4, MC 2, CC 4, Cl, Tr 4. James Fogle — Gen., HRS 1, H 3,4, MC 1,2, CC 3,4, Six 3,4, HRe 2,3,4, PQ 2,3,4, ChC2, Cl, AMC 3,4, ASP 4. Marilynn Fogle — Gen., MC 2, MaB 2,3, WE 2,3, GGC 1, C 1, B 1, Art 4, AFS 2,4, SE 2,4. Mary Forrest — Voc., VICA 4. Tammy Fox — Gen., HRS 2,3 ?StC 1, H 3, SC 2, PpC 2,3, Tr 2. Merle Frances — Voc., DECA 4. Robert Frazier — Voc., VICA 4. Steve Fry — Gen., MaB 2,3, WE 2,3, PpB 2.3, Or 1,2,3,4, B 1, CCy 4, MSS 2, SE 2, SFL 2, SFD 2, StSF 2. v ' ; j ! .y Jim Fuller i Gen., CCo 3,4, HRP 4, HRVP 1.3, HRT 2, PC 3, JrCP 3, PCe 3,4, VH 3, BtB 1, Gf 3,2, HM 4. Patrick Gabriel — Gen., H 4, Orb 3, AMC 4, SC 2,3,4. Dale Galati — Voc., Sc 2, VICA 4. Susan Gantt — Gen., HRS 2,3, SC 2,3,4, Bl. Ken Gasmire — Voc., CCo 1, H 2,3,4, Orb ;:; ' £,3 a cb 2.3 p p b 2,3. PC 3, b 1, vn ? ' 2,3,4, DECA 3,4, Prt 4, FtB 1,2,3,4, Tr 1,2,3,4, Wr 1,2,3, SwB 4. Pam Gartley — Gen., MaB 2. Pam Gates — Voc., LC 2, SC 2, B 1, DECA 4, JA 2. K pp? I ; dp w ' l Rick Gatrell — Voc., VICA 4. Toni Gay — Gen., H 1, MC 1,2, CC 3,4, Six 4, MaB 2,3,4, WE 2,3,4, CB 2,3,4, PpB 2,3,4, Or 1,4. PC 4 HRe ' 4, GGC 1, B 1, Tr 1, DB 4, SE 4, SFL 1,2. , 111 Cf ) Jjj r Larry Geckle — Gen. w .. Fritz Geer — Gen., ElRP 3, H 2,3,4 FC 1 2 VH 2,3,4, FtBT 3,4, BtBT 2,3, BsB 3. Annelle Geissler — Gen., OA 1,2,3,4, MC 1.2, PcP 3;4, AtM 2. Randy Gipson — Gen., HRVP 3, BtB 2,3,4 BsB 2,3,4, JK 4, M YC 4, ALT 4. Jackie Gibson — Voc., CCo- 2, CT 2, HRP 2.3, StC 1, CCo 2, OA 2, MC 2, CC 3, GGC 1, VH 3, COE 4, Ch 1,2,3,4, Tr 1. Robert Glass — Gen. Jim Gooding — Gen., Sw 2,3,4, Tr 3,4. Edward Goodwin — Voc., SC 2, VICA 3,4, FtB 1. Emory Gray — Voc., VICA 3,4. Eugene Green — Voc., VICA 4, FtB 2, Tr 1,2. Jeff Green — Voc., DECA 4. Phylis Griffith — Voc. Rebecca Grimes — Voc., HRT 4, Orb 4, MC 2, JrCP 3, GGC 1, Cl, VICA 3,4. Steve Gruber — Voc., StC 3. Sue Hachten — iGen., CCo 3,4, HRP 4, HRS 2,3, OA 1,2, MC 1,2, CC 3.4, Six 4, AMC 2,3,4,‘ ; PC 3, PC 2,3,4, PQ 3,4, GGC 1, PpC 1,2,3,4, SE 3,4, StA 3,4. Larry Hanson — Voc., MC 1.2. Von Harbon — Vos., FEA 2,3,4, ' VICA 4, Larry Fultz - Gen., Tr 1,2,3, CCy 2. SFL 1. Genora Harris r 1 A 4, VH4, Mike Gabri d - Voc.., VICA 4, Gf 2, MYC 2. Mark Hartman — {Voc., VICA 4. J l Carol Haubert — Gen., LC 2,3,4, MC 1,2, CC 4, SC 2,3,4, GGC 1, PpC 2,3,4, TR 3.4, AtM 2, JA 2,3,4. Darla Hazen — Voc., MC 2, COE 4, Ch 2, Tr 3, HC 4. John Hazen — Gen., H 3, MaB 2,3,4, B 1 , WE 2,3,4, CB 2,3, PpB 2,3,4, St 2,3,4, Or 1,2.3,4, VHRe 2,3,4, FC 2,1, BsB 2, Wr 1,2, AtM 1,2, DB 4, SE 2,3. Sue Heilman — Gen., MC 2, SC 4, FTA 4, GGC 1, C 1, Prt 4, PpC 3,4, SFL 2. Val Herr — Voc., LC 2, Q 3, H 3, MC 2, CB 2, MaB 2, GGC 1 , B 1 , COE 4. Larrv Heiser — Gen., H 2,3,4, Orb 2,3,4, Bl. SSVjjvS f ' - , jfw i ' j 5 H Jan Hempfield — Voc., B 1.. Ponna Herriott — Gen., OA 2,3,4, H 2,3,4, PC ,3, FC 2,3, PpC 3,4, JA 2, AFS 2,3... 4, MYC 4. Russell Hilt — Voc., VICA 3,4. Jane Hinaman — Gen., HRT 4, H 4, Orb 4, MC 2,3, MaB 2,3,4, CB 2,3,4, B 1, GGC 1, AMC 3,4, JrCP 3, PC 3,4, HRe 2,3, PQ 3, AFS2.3. David Hinton — Gen., HRS 3, FtB 1, Wr 1.2.3.4. Courtney Hodges — Voc., VICA 4. Daryl Hoffman — Gen., HRP 4, HRT 3, H 3,4, Orb 3, MC 2, CC 3,4, Six 3,4, AMC 2,3,4, SQXT,2, C 1, B 1, Tr 1,4, SE ijA . .v, Kathy Hoffman — Voc., Q 3, MaB 2,3,4 CB 2i3; MaJ 2,3,4, B 1, VICA 3,4, VICAQ 3. . 141 Skip Hoffman — Voc., StC 3,4, MC 2,1, SC 1,2. B 1, VICA 3,4, Wr 1,2,3 , JA I, SFL 1, SFD 1. Gary Holbrook — Voc., VICA 3,4. Keren Holler — Gen., CT 4, HRS 2, StC 1, ' H 2, MC 2, CC 3,4, PC 3, PCCo 3, f GGC 1, PpC 2,4. Dennis Honaker — Voc., VICA 3;,4. Lavona Howard — Voc., GGC 1. Scott A. Hughes — Gen., CCo 3 ,4, HRP 1, HRVP 2,3,4, StC 1,2,314. CP 2 PC 3, VH 2,3,4, FtB 1,2,3,4, BtB 1, Tr ' 1,2,3,4, Wr 2, JK 4, SwB 4, SFL 4. Scott B. Hughes — Voc., DECA 4p; Carol Hughes — Gen. Cheryl Hughes — Voc., DECA 4. Jr CP 3, PCo 3, FtB 1,2,3,4, BtB 1, Tr 2. Brenda Jones — Gen., MC 2,3, CC 4, GGC 1, Prt 3,4. Cindy Jones — Voc., LC 1, COE 4 ,,PpC 4. i ' A a � ii t 4 l I ' Mark.Jones — Gen., MC 1,2, Prt 4, FtB 1, Wr 1,2 . Mike Jones — Gen., MC 1,2, CC 3]4, PQ 4, PC 2,3, Prt 3. LL Janet Hughes — Gen., HRT 2 3, H 3,4, GGC i„ Art 4, Tr 1,2. Sam Hundley — Gen. Beverly Ingmier — Gen., PC 4, ALEC 3. Mike Ionno — Gen., MC 2, CC 3,4, Six 4, PQ 4, ChC 2, FC 2, MC I, JK 4, AMQ 3,4, FEA 4. SKC 4, SE 4. Cindy Isaly — Gen., StC 1, H 3,4, MaB 3,4, CB 2,3,4, PpB 3,4, PC 3, PCo 2. 3 4 PQ 4, B 1, Artt 2,3,4, SKC 4, AMC 2,3,4. - ' « Christine Jackson — Voc., OA 2, VICA 3,4. William Jackson — Voc., HRP 4, HRVP 3,2, CC 3, JrCP 3, ChC 2,3, ; Tr 2,3. •4, m Jenner.— W ,- fhC 2,3, VICA 4, FtB 1. V w . udp Connie Keirns “ v Voc., SC 2; DECA 3,4, Gym 2,3,4. . - . Kirk Kelly — Gen., CCo 3, HRP 1J2,3, StC 4, MC 1,2 CC 3,4, Six 4, M4B 2,3,4, WE 2,3,4, CB 2, Or 1,2,3,4, ' AMC ' z ' JJ PC , 3, JrCP 3, PQ 3,4, ChC 1,, SC 1,2, B 1, |K 4, AFS 2, DB 4, DOr 3,4, StOr 4, SE 2,3,4-, SFL 2. ■ Matte 1 Kelly — VocT, H 3, HRe 2 T,!j, FC‘2, COE 4, OEA 4. Tim Kelley — Voc., VICA 3,4. Rick Keplar — Gen., FtB 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . Gary Kerns — Voc. Debra Kirsh — Gen., HRVP 2 , HRS 1,3, VH 2,3,4, BtB 2,3,4, GS3, OUT 4. „ Hank Kline — Voc., VICA 3,4. Debbie Klingel — Voc., OA. 3, MaB 2,3, CB 2,3, PC, B 1, COE 4. Cindy Knight — Voc., HRe 2,3, DECA 3,4, PpCl. Randy Knotts — Voc., VICA 3,4. Rick Knotty — Voc, B 1, VICA 3,4, Sw Jan Jerew — Gen., HRS 3,4, CCo. 4; OA 3, CC 3,4, AMC.4, PCCo 3, PC 3, SC 2, MC 1 , PpC 2,3,4, SE 3,4, DC 4. Larry Johnson — Gen., Sw 2, Tr 2. Nancy Johnson — Gen., CCo 4, HRVP 2, OA 2,3,4, H 4, MC 1,2, CC 3,4, PCo 2.3. PQ 2, SC 2,3, VH 4, PpC 2,3, BtB 2, Tr 1,2, VB 3,4, AMC 2,3. Vicki Lynne Johnson — Gen., CCo 4, Q 3,4, MaB 2,3,4, WE 2,3,4, Or 3,4, B 1, Or 1, VH 2,3, Ch 1, Tr 1,2,3,4, AFS 2, DB 4, SE 2. Vickie Jean Johnson Voc., HRS 4, H 3, MC 1.2, DECA 1, Jerry Johnson Yot . VICA, 2.3J4, BtB 1, Tr 1,2. John Johnson — Gen , CP 3, CCo ' 3, PC 3, i Sam KiSonce — HRP 3,4, FtB 2,4, BsB 2,4, SET 4. ALT 4. Diane Koons —“Gen., LC 2,3, Orb 2,3,4, MC 1,2, PCo 2,3, MC K PpC 2,3, Tr 2,3. Lori Koontz — Vijjc.mQrb 1, SC 1,2,3,4, MCI, DECA 4, SFL 1. l •;••� .V Lisa Krider Qen., CCo 3, HRS 2, StC 1, OA 2,3, Q 4 HO, MC 1,2, CC 3,4, MaB 2,4, WE 2,3,4, PC 3, PQ % FC 2, B 1, PpC 2,3.4. Ch 1 1 r 2. SE 4. Vicki Kuhn—Woe: 3 OA 1, COE 4. Dan LaMarche — Gen., CCo 3, HRVP 4, FtB 1,3,4, BtB 1, Sw 4, Gf 1,2,3, SFL 2. Mark Lambert Wr 1,2. Gen., Art 2,3,4, Prt 4, Jamie Landrum — Gen., OA 4. Mark Layne — Voc. Mark Lindquist — Voc., MC 1, B 1, VICA 3.4, Jeff Lister — Voc., MC 1,2, VICA 3,4, Wr 1 , AtM 1. Brian Li tell — Voc.,,VICA 4. Deb Littleton — Voc., OA 1 , LC 1 , FTA 1,2, DECA 4. ■ 4 f v Deanna Litzenberg” — Voc., COE 4, Art 3p : Carla Lloyd - Gen., MC 1,2, It 2,4, FT A 4. Toni Lloyd — Gen Sharon Longo — Gen., HRS 2,3, PC 3, BtB 2| 3, Tr 1X3,4, ' “VB 4. .,u ; ' � ] s ; WR ' Jr , I Carollyn Eoper — Voc., MC 2, PQ 2, ChC 3 CGCl, DECA .t;t:. ' - Barb Lovick — Gen., CS 4, HRS 4, LC 3,4, H. 4JEJA.4, Tr 2.,3„,T.HC.4., Laura Ludwig — Gen., HRT 4, OA 2,3, H 2.4, MC 1, CC 3,4, Six 4, MaB 2,3,4, We 2.3.4, Pco 3, PC 3, PQ 4, FC 2,3, GGC I , B 1, PpC 2,3,4, BtB 3, TnM 4, TnB 4, SwB 4, AFS4, SE4, OUT 4. Rob Ludwi g r — Gen., VH 3, I 2,3,4. Jenny, Lucas — Gen MaB 2,4, WE 2,3,4, Pp 8 4, Or -3,4. PCo 3, SC 3,4, B 1. Art 3,4 ' ! Tr T, SE 2,4. Ann Lyons — Gen., SKC 4- ’. Rodnev Mahaffey — Voc., VICA 4. Robin Makeever — Voc., Coe 4. Rita Malone — Gen., MC 2, CC 3,4, FTA 4, GGC 1, PpC 2,3,4. Scott Martin — Gen. Debbie Mason — Gen., MC 2, FTA 4, GGC 1 , JA 2 Deborah Massey — Voc., VICA 4, Prt 3,4. Carla Mastro — Gen., SC 2, Prt 3, Tr 1. James Matteson — Voc., HRVP 3,4, B 1, VICA 3,4, Trl,CCyl, Wrl. Deidre Maugans — Voc., Art 2. Rob Mautz — Gen., CCo 4, MC 1,2, CC 3, 4, AMC 3,4, JrCP 3, HRe 3,4, PQ 4, ChC 2, SC 2, T 2,3,4. Terry McAfee — Gen., AMC 3,4, JrCP 3, PC 4, HRe 3,4, PQ 4, ChC 1,2,3, FTA 4, VH 3, FtB 2, Wr 1,2,3, AtM 2, AFS 2,3,4. Jill McClung — Gen., MC 1,2, CC 3,4, AMC 3, SC 2,3, BtB 2, Tr 3,4. Terry McCombs — Vox., HRT 2, LC 2, MC 2, CC 3, SC 2,3, MC 1, DECA 4. Tina McCombs — Voc., HR VP 4. Lisa McDaniel — Gen., CT 3, HRP 1,2, HRVP 3, HRS 4, OA 1,2,3,4, MaB 2, CB 2, Or 1 , PCo 3, FTA 4, B 1 , Or 1 , SwB 4, AFS 2,3,4. Tara McDuffie — Gen,, HRS 2, StC 2 $ A, LC 2,3,4, Q 4, AMC 3,4, JrCP 3, PCo 3,4, ' ' FTA 4, VH 2,3,4, BtB 2,3,4. Ken McElroy — Gen., MC 1,2. Phil Myers — Gen., SFL 1. Scott Mygrant — Gen., H 3, FC 2, SFL 1, MSS 2. Bob Neill -Voc., VICA 3,4. Robert Nelson — Voc., StC 4, SC 2, VICA 3,4. Michael A. Newell — Voc., StC 3, VICA 3,4. Mike Newell — Voc., StC 1, MC 1,2, CC 3, SC -3“ FtB 1,2, Tr 1,2, “Wr 1, SFL 1, USl 1. JoDee McFadden — Gen., HRVP 2, HRS 3, OA 2, MC 2, CC 3,4, PC 3, JrCP 3, SC 2, Donald Nile; 3 -Voc., HRP 4, StC. n 4 . GGC 1, PpC 2,3,4, VB 3. Kellev Norri s — Gen., CCo 1,2,3 , HR :p 1 ,2 Pat McKenney — Voc., HRe r. Randy McQuillen — Voc., SC 2, VICA 3. Stan McQuistion — Voc., VICA 3,4. Dolly Meginness — Gen., CCo 4, MC 2, CC 3,4, PCo SC 2, GGC 1, B 1, PpC 2,3,4. OA 4, MC 1,2, PC-3, PCo 3, PpC 3,4. Kris Nuhfer Gen., HRVP 4, MaB 2,3,4, CB 1,2,3,4, PpB 3,4, B 1, Tr 4. Amy O ' Dowd — Voc., HRVP 3, Q 2, ChC 1, COE 4, Art 3, Chi. Mark Oliver — Voc., MC 2,1, VICA 4, Tr 1. Doug Messenger - Voc., VICA 4. Greg Osterholt - Gen., HRVP 1, HRS 3, HRT 2, MC 1,2, AMC 4, PC 3, HRe 3, Phil Metheny — Gen., WE 4, PpB 4, StD 4, 4 ( FtB 1,2, Wr 1. Or 4, 5E 4, DB 4. • « Dan Owen — Voc., VICA 3,4, Art 2. Sherry Metz — Voc., VICA 3,4. Brian Owens — Gen.. HRP 1.4. HRVP 3. Kelly Miers — Voc., VICA 4. Gary Miley — Voc., HRP 3,4, HRVP 3, StC 4, MC 1, VH 2,3,4, VICA 4, Prt 3, FtB 1,2, BtB 2,3, BsB 2,3,4, Gym 3, SwB 4 Randy Mitchell — Gen., HRVP 4. Randy Mobley — Voc., VICA 3,4, Tr 1,2, CCy 2,3. Therese Moore — Gen., LC 2, MaB 2,3,� CB 2,3, FC 3,4, B 1. Jeanne Morgan — Gen., StC 4, H 1 , Orb 1 ,“ MC 1,2, CC 3,4, Six 4, MaB 2,3,4, WE 4, CB 2,3, Or 1,2, AMC 2,3,4, PC 3, JrCP 3, PQ 4, FC 2, GGC 1 , B 1 , Or 1 , SE 2,3,4. Glen Mosbarger — Voc., VICA 4. Sue Moser — Gen., CCo 2,3,4, CS 2, StC 3,4, LC 2, H 1, Orb 1, MC 2, CC 3,4, PC 3, PCo 3, SC 1,2, FTA 4, GGC 1, VH 2, PpC 3, Ch 1,2,4, Tr 1,2, TnM 4, AMC 2,3,4, Gym 3. Doris Moulton — Voc., Q 2,3, VICA 4, JA 2. Marcia Mount — Voc., StC 4, H 3, FC 1. HRT 1, FtB 1,2, BtB 1, Tr2. Tom Owens — Voc., DECA 4, FtB 2,4, BtB 2.4, BsB 3, JK 4. Brenda Parish — Voc., PCo 3, DECA 4. Cindy Parks — Voc., HRP 2, LC 2,3, H 1,2, MC 2, GGC 1, COE 4, BtB 2, Tr 1,2. Linda Patrick — Gent, HRS 2, LC 2, H 2,3,4, Orb 1, MC 1,2, CC 3,4, MaB 2,4, WE 2.3.4, St 2,3,4, Or 1,3,4, AMC 2, PQ 2, SC 1, GGC 1, ,B 1, PpC 2,3,4, Tr 2,3,4, AFS 2, DB 4, SFL 1,3, DSF 1 5tSF 1. Sherry Pauley — Voc., COE 4. Pam Pearso n — Voc., HRP 1, StC 3, VICA 3.4, JA 2,3. Randy Penix — Voc., VICA 3.4, FtB 2, Sw 1. Karen Perry — Gen., FC 4, SC 4, FTA 4, JA 4. Debbie Peterman — Gen., H 4, MaB 2,3,4 WE 3,4, CB 3, B 1 , JA 3,4. Cathy Peterson — Voc., OA 2, VICA 3,4. Yvonne Pezley — Voc., HRVP 2,3, StC Norma Muntz - Voc., MC 2, SC 2,3,4, 1,2,3 , 4 , OA 2,3,4, PC, VH 2,3,4, DECA GGC 1, COE 4, PpC 1,2,3, JA 2, SwB 4. 3 ,4, PpC 1,2, BtB 2,3,4, Tr 1,2,3. Jean Munyon — Voc., HRS 3, H 3, JA 2. Karen Pfahler — Voc., Prt 3. Steve Phillips — Gen., HRVP 1,2, HRS 4, HRT 3, PC 3, JrCP 3, SC 1, FtB 1,2,3, BtB 1,2, Tr 1,2, AtM 1,2, AFS 3. Jeff Pierron - Gen., StC 1, H 3,4, Orb 3 4 ChCl. Karen Plotner — Voc., COE 4, JA 2,3. Linda Plotner — Voc. Debra Plumley -j- Voc., MaB 2, FEA 1, COE 4. Cathy Price — Voc., HRVP 4, StC 4, MC 2, CC 3, GGC 1, VICA 4, Ch 1. ' � • ' . ■ I - Chris Race — Gen., HRP 4, Gf 2,3. Greg Reams — Gen., VH 3,4, FtB 1,2,3,4. Rich Rees — Gen., CCo 4, StC 2,3,4, PC 3, FEA 4, VH 3,4, FtB 1,2,3,4, BtB 1,2,3,4, BS 3, JK 4, TnM 4, SwB 4. Brad Reichardt — Gen., HRP 1, OA 4, VH 2,3,4, Tn 4, Gf 1,2,3,4, Wr 1,2,3,4, TnB 2. Rhonda Richardson — Voc. Linda Riddle — Gen., LC 2,3, MaB 2,3,4, CB 3,4, Maj. 2,3,4, AMC 3, SC 2, PpC 3, Tr 1,2,3,4, MSS 3, SkC 4. Cathy Rieser — Gen., MaB 2,3,4, Maj. 2,3,4, AMC 2,3, B 1, PpC 3. Laura Riley — Gen., H 1,3,4, Orb 3,4, MC 2, CC 3,4, Or 1,2,3,4, Sym 3,4, AMC 3,4, SC 2, SFL 1,2,3, DSF 2,3, StSF 2. Sue Ring — Voc., HRS 4, OA 4, MaB 2,3, WE 2,3, Orl, B 1, COE 4. Jim Robbins — Gen., BsB 2,3,4, NMSC 3. Janet Robbins — Voc., StC 4, DECA 4. Kasey Robertson — Gen., Prt 4. Connie Robinson — Gen., MC 2, JrCP 3, PC 2,3,4, SC 2,3,4, FTA 4, GGC 1, Prt 4, JA 2. Doug Roseberry — Gen., HRVP 4, BtB 2,3,4, JK 4, ALT 4. Regina Ross — Gen., HRS 3, MC 2, FC 1,2, 3, GGC 1. Betty Roush — Voc., H 2,3,4, MC 2, GGC 1, COE 4. Anna Sansotta — Gen., HRVP 3, CCo 4, OA 3,4, Q 2,3,4, H 4, Orb 4, MaB 2,3,4, We 2,3, CB 4, PpB 2,3,4, St 3,4, Or 4, AMC 4, PC 3, FC 2,3,4, SC 4, B 1, Or 1,,AFS 3. Beth Sayre — Gen., MC 2, CC 3,4, MaB 2,3,4, WE 2,3,4 CB 3,4, PpB 3,4, Or 1,4, PC 3, PCo 3, AMC 3,4, PQ 4, SC 2, GGC 1, B 1, Aft,3, Tr 3, DB 4, SE 2,4. 143 Run Sayre — Gen., HRP 2 , Q 4, MC 2 , CC 3,4, PC 3, JrCP 3, B 1 , VH 4, Wr 2 , 3,4, AtM 2 , SvvB 4. Norm Schrake — Voc. Dalon Schmidt — Voc. Bob Schuster — Gen., H 1 JrCP 3,4, ChG 1,2,3, FtB 1 , 2 ,3,4, Tr 1 , 2 ,3,4, AtVl 1, AFS Doug Spillman — Voc., VICA 3,4. John Spillman — Voc., VICA 4. Toni Spradling (Kimberling) — Voc., DECA 4. Rick Sprinkle — Ggn., FEA 3, JA 2 , MSS 4, StA 2 , DA 1 , 2 , SFL 1 , 2 ,3,4, DSF 1 , 2 , StSF 2 . Phil Wright — Gen., HRP 1 , 2 , StC 1 , H 3, VH 3,4, FtB 1,2,3, T 2,3,4, Wr 1 , 2 ,3,4. Wes Waddle — Gen., MC 2 , CC 3,4, CB 2 . Edwin Wallace — Gen. Dan Wampach — Gen., BtB 2,3,4. James Warner — Voc., H 3,4, ChC 2,3, 34 ■ - • ; ’ . -■ —p VICA 4,| Bob Stanley - Voc., VICA 2,3. 1 , 2 , StSF Wr 1 , JA 1,2,3, SFL 1 , 2 , 1 , 2 . DSF Janis Schwaderer — Gen., MaB 2,3,4, WE 2,3,4, CB 2 , PpB 2 , 3 , Or 3 , 4 , SC 2 , FTA Tom Statts - Gen., MC 1 , 2 , CC 3 ;4, PCo Karen WebJ p — Voc., COE 4. ft £ Rhonda Sedlock — Gen., CCo 2,3,4, HRP 1, HR VP 2 , StC 1 , OA 1,2,3 4 PC 3, PC 3, PQ 2 , PpC 1 , 2 ,3,4, Tr 1 , 2 ,3,4. Larry Stern — Gen., H 1 , MaB 2,3, WE 2,3, PpB 3, St 2,3, Or 1,2,314, ChC 1 , B 1 , VH 3,4, T 3,4. MSS 2,3, QOR 2 , SE 2 , SFL 1 , 2 , DSF 1 , StSF 1 . Paula Weber — Gen., HRP 4, HRS 3, OAJ 2 , H 2,3,4, CC 3,4, PC 3, PQ 2,3, FC 2,3, MCI, P P C 2,3,4, Tr 1, AFS 2,3,4. Mark Weddell — Voc., VICA 3,4. Prt 3. Mike Stineman — Voc., VICA 3. - l ' J .-V V ■ ' ty ' r , ■ ' i” ' } f Dianna Weddington — Voc., LC 2 , MC P 3, V,CA 4 Chick Stone — Voc., SFL 1 . FC 2 , MICA 4. . • - .. ... • • i Mike Shinner — Gen., CVP 4, HRP 2,3,4, H 4, VH 3,4, T 2,3,4. Rob Shirk — Gen. Vicki Sholes — Gen., CS 2, Q 2,3, MC 1,2,3, CC 4, MaB 2,3, CB 2,3, PpB 2,3, PC 3, PCo 3, SC 1,2,3, MC 1, PpC 4, Gaa 2, SFL 1,2. Suzzann Shultz (Wirley) — Gen., MC 2, FC 2,3, GGC 1, PpC 1,2,3, Tr 2. !Gary Shumate — Voc. Connie Simpkins - Voc. Carol Sims — Voc., DECA 4. Brett Sisler - Gen , HRPl, HRVP 2, HRS 3. VH 3,4, FtB 1,2,3,4, Wr 1,2. J Mike Sisson — Voc., MaB 2,3,4, WE 3 4, CB 2,3, PpB 3 B 1, VlCA 3,4, Art 2. c Pi fe y? •: 4 4 ’ ' Dianna SI ' ater — Vol., CQL 1 Tr 4. Sheryl Smart — Gen., HRT 3, H 4, Or 2 ' ,3T, 1, Sym 2,3,4, FTA 4, Tr 2,3, SE 4. Coquessa Smith — Voc., MC 2, GGC 1, COE 4, PpCl. Rusty Smith — Gen., HRP 3, MaB 2,3,4, CB 2,3,4, PpB 3,4, B 1, VH 3,4, Art 3, Prt 3,4, T2,3,4. Steve Smith — Gen. Phil Sparks — Gen., StC 1 PC 3. Jon Stonebreaker — Gen., MaB 2,3,4, WE 2.3.4, CB 3, PpB 2,3,4, ChC 1, B 1, Tr 3.4, MSS 2,3,4,.SFL 1,2, DSF 1,2, StSF 2. Gail Spicer — Voc., OA 3, H 2, MC 2, GGCl, CbE4,JA 2, Dan Stuckey — Gen., CCo 2,3,4, HRP 1, HRVP 2, HRS 4, HRT 3, StC 1, CP 4, H 3, PQ 3, ChC 2,3, SC 2,3,4, VH 2,3,4, FtB 1, BtB 1,2,3, T 2,3,4, BS 3, JK 4. Paul Sullivan — Vo dll DEC A 4 DA 4. Alice Sutherland - Gen HRS 4 Q 3.4 H 4, Orb 4, MaB 2,3.4 WE 2,3,1 C B 2 PpB 3,4 Or ! ,2 3.4, ' S vm 2,3, 1 PCo 4, SC 2,3, FTA 4, MC 1. B 1 Prt 4 DB 4 DOr 3. Doug Swihart — Gen. Georgia Tackett — Gen., LC 2, Q 3,4, H 3,4, Orb 2,3,4 Sharon Tallman — Voc., Tr 2, JA 2. Donald Terzo. — V ' oc., VICA 3,4. i � - W,.t„ Dale Tho liras — ,Gen. ; Q 3,4, MC 1,2, VH 2.3, F 1.2.3, Catla Thompson — ' Gen,, PpC 1, JA 2 . • , , Dan Toney — Cep , Tr 1, Wr 2,3. s i S. ■ . Susan Tuatay — Gen., MC 2, CC 3,4, PQ 3, FC 2,3,4 -Art 2, PpC 3,4, MSS 3,4, AFS3.4, SFL 2,3, DSF 2,3, Ron Tucker — Voc., VICA 4. ‘ : t Mark Turner Voc., CCo 4, VICA 4. Mary Turner — Voc., COE 4. Jackie Tyler — Gen., HRS 3, PpC 1. Melanie Upp — Gen., H 1,3, GGC 1, Art 2.3.4, Tr 2, JA 2,3,4. Bob Waddle — Voc., VICA 4, Gym 3. 2,3, FtB 2,3, T 4, Tr 2,3, Wr 2,3, AtM Q.3,4. MaB 2.2.4, WE 2.3 J. CB 2. PpB. 2,3, B 1. Steve Westerman — Gen CB 1.2. BsB3,4 V VH 3,4. Garry Williams — Voc., DECA 4, Tr 3,4, CCy 4, DA 4. Doug White — Gen., JrCP 3, HRe 4, Tr 3, AFS 4, SFL 1,2; DSF 1,2, StSF, 1.2 ■ W - ' ' 2 ‘ Laura Whittington — Voc., MC 1,2 COE 4. Dan Wjgton —5 Gen.., HRP 1,2. HRVP 3, HRT 4, PC 3, SC 1,2. VH 2,3,4, FtB 1,2, 3-4. BtB 1,2,3.4. Gl 1.2.3 IK 4. TnB 4. Jon Williams - Gen., HRT 3, StC 2, JrCP 3, MC 1, VH 1,2,3,4, FtB 1, BtB 2, Tr 1.2.3.4, CCy 2,3,4, AtM 1, SA 4, CA 3,4, ALT 3,4. Rodney Williams — Voc. PCo 3,4. Mike Wilson - Voc., ChC 1, DECA 4. Linda Wislcr — Gen., OA 2, H 2,3, Orb 3,2, CC 3,4, Six 4, AMC 2.3,4 |r CP 3, PCo 3, PQ 2,3:4 FC 3,4 GGC 1 PpC-2,3.4 AFS 3, AFSR3, SE 4, OUT4. Mike Workman — Gen. VH 3,4, FtB 3, Wr 3.4. Bill Wyatt — Gen., VH 3,4, Wr 1,2,3,4. Brent Yager — Gen., HRT 3, OUT 4. Deloras Wylie - Voc., MC 2, CC 3, GGC 1, COE 4. Carolyn Yost — Gen., Orb 1, PCo 3, PQ 3, FC 2, SC 3,4, FTA 4, VH 4, VB 3,4, OUT 4. 144 .j ; _y 4 . V . 1 jf ' k ) f vif i y, if ! f;AFSR AFS Representative 1 AF S - American I iold Service ” ALL — American Legion VVinnjer ; ALT — All League Team AMC — All School Musical Art - Art Club AtM — Athletics Manager BtB — Basketball BS — Boys State BsB - Baseball CA — County Awards CB — Concert Band CC — Concert Choir CCo — C lass C ommittee L � CCA ■- Ccos - CoMUt.ry Ch - ■ Cheerh .trier ChC Chess Club COE — Cooperative Office Education CP—Gas-, President CS,— Class Sec retarv CT — Class Treasurer CAT - Class Vice President CYC - Congress Youth Adviser Counci DA — Distric t Awards : e� | FT 4 Liench Chib LEA — uture Engineers ot America LTA 1 uture Teacher ot Amerita L tB 1 turthalI Gen — General Courses Gf - Golf GGC — Cjirls Glee Club GS — Girls State Gym -- Gymnastic s Club H — 1 lerald Slat I HC — Homecoming Court HM - Hall Monitor HO — Homecoming Queen HRP —.Homeroom President HRe Harding’Reporter HRS — Homeroom Secretary HIM — Homeroom Treasurer HR VP Homeroom Vice President JA — Junior Achievement JAt — Junior Altrusian JrCP Junior Class Play JK — Junior Kiwanian LC — Library Council MaB — Marching Band PCp — Play Committee PhC — Photojgraphy Club PpB - Pep Bind PpC Pep Club PQ — Props ind Q s Prt — Prinf C lub Q — Quiver S — Salu tatorian SA — State Awards SC — Student Council SE — Solos and Ensemble m m§ C ■ r SF l — Sc ience Lair l.ocal Vt‘ SFD — Science Fair District SGST — Senior Scholarship Winner - Six — Sweet Six teen SO — State Orchestra SC - Spanish Club StF — State Science 1 air • ST — State Team St — Stardusters 5w — Swimming rSwB Swinger Board p,Svm Symphonette Tn Teen ol the Month I nB Teen Board DAT — DAR test Winner A ' MC — Mixed Chorus T- Tennis DB — Distric t Band mp-Kf: s xOaL «• ' ! 3 . Ff MSS — Math Science Seminar Tr - Track T ' iV ' ■ V f f i DC - Drama Club DCO — District C lub Officer Deb s- Debate Club DEC A — Distributive Education Club ' DO ' — Distric t Orchestra DSF — District Science Fair OA — Ol t ice A’cytistanY Or — Orclrest vpC Orb — OrbS at’pYs. OUT OliAj UnivTrsity’Test Winner PC — Prom Committee VH — Varsjty H MCA — Vocational industrial Club Voc — .Vogefion.il Courses ' ■ VVE-t Wir d Ensemble . „• Wu-. Wrestling Siii A Underclassmen ' ' ■ • t .‘, ' J ■r ' S ' -T ' ' s ' - ' - I e Adams, Regina Ahins, Arnita Alcorn, Jeff Allen, Donna Allen, John Ambrose, Mike Andrews, Debbie Auld, Matt Baggs, Dan Baker, Debbie Baker, Linda Baker, Tim Baldauf, Linda Ballenger, Carole Ballinger, Kathy Ballinger, Rex Barbour, David Bayles, Robert Beaver, Kay Beck, Vicky Beery, Vicky Belford, Thomas Bell, Timothy Belt, Diana Bender, Francis Berringer, Jeff Bibler, Jon 148 arinetist Linda Baker switches to the t-or varie trumpet. Bonjour Mes Amies from Mrs. Alexander and French Three. Brown, Mike Buck, Karen Burns, Tim Burris, Jane Burton, Lynn Butler Maria Butterman, Debi Butterworth, Mary Calloway, Nancy Blevins, Vickie Boganwright, Michel Bomas, Leon Bond, Robert Borden, Debbie Borger, Jayne Bill, Boyd Bindley, Bob Binkley, Steve Blackburn, Donna Blake, Tamara Blakeman, Mitch Bray, Terry Breithaupt, Tom Brown, Karen Bowers, Dawn Bracy, Greg Bransyberry, Tammy Carr, Bob Chandler, Diane Casteel, Kathy Chaney, Dan Chapman, Cathy Chapman, John Chevalier, Belinda Clark, Andy Clark, Janelle Claypool, Craig Clewell, Charlene Cochran, Vicky Coffey, Kim Coldwell, Tim Colegrove, Debbie Conklin, Donna Conklin, Larry Conley, Vicky Cook, Gene Cook, Linda Corbin, Kelly Cornelly, Rhonda Crabtree, Jeff Craven, Bob Crawford, Jennifer Dacken, Lorraine Dailey, Diana Dameron, Wayne Davis, Debbie Davis, Mary Davis, Tom Deas, Floyd Debolt, Pam DeGood, Cyd Dickerson, Frank Dietrich, Al Ditter, Tammy Dixon, Robert Doughman, Phillip 150 Dunaway, Mike Dunn, Junior Dunn, Rick tbner, John Eckler, Rick Edington, Jack Edwards, Helen Elliot, Patti Emery, Pam Emmons, Kelly England, David Erickson, Dawn Ervin, Larry Evans, Philip Everly, Carl Everly, Janet Fantacci, Peggy Farlee, Paulette Fees, Tom Fetch in, Tonya Feliciano, Sharon Feliciano, Suzy Douglas, Dan Douglas, Debbie Drollinger, Rick Dudley, Karen Forman, John Fox, Bradley Fox, Rita Franklin, Theresa Freiley, Paul Fryman, Pam Galati, Connie Gamble, Eugene Gandee, Cheryl Garey, Sheila Garver, Larry Gearhiser, Kurt Geyer, Sheila Glass, Tim Goon, Coletta Gordon, Matt Gosnell, Gary Grate, Linda Gray, Helen Green, Fred Griffith, Bill Griffith, Donald Grimes, Larry Guess, Diana 152 Hass, Judy Hall, Karen Harden, Sheldon 1. Juniors Rick Dunaway, Steve Rodman, Mike Hughes, Tim Burns, Tom Fees, and Eric Stone before the Turkey Bowl. 2. Showing Junior Spirit Rex Ballinger eats his way into the marshmallow contest. 3. Uncle Tim wants you. Hardgrove, Joyce Harmon, Charles Hart, David Haughn, Kathy Haviland, Jenny Haycox, Rick Hayes, Brenda Hayes, Debbie Hayes, Linda Henry, Debby Hensley, Vernon Hicks, Rob Hill, Michell Hirneise, Paul Holland, Timothy Hondros, Nick Hopkins, Joan Hopkins, Wayne Houck, Elizabeth House, Joyce Howell, Bob 153 I t Huckaba, Sheila Huffman, Pam Hughes, Greg Hughes, Mike Indoe, Dixie Ingmier, Laura Jackman, William Jenner, Rick Johnson,Bruce Johnson, Linda Johnson, Lynn Johnston, Cindy Jolliff, Jeff Jolliff, William Jones, Brenda Jones, Lucius Jones, Pam Jones, Roger Jorden, Randy Kaelber, Carol Keggan,Deborah Kellner, Kerry Kellogg, Becky Kensler, Bonnie Keuchler, Lashon Kimbler, Donna Kincaid, Cheryl King, Sandra Kirk, Tom Kirkpatric, Jeff Klaus, Kathy Kneisley, Doug Koons, Sue 154 it ' .T. ' ffJg Krider, Kelly Lama, James Lamb, Mike Lechleitner, Amy Lehner, Randy Leveck, Cheryl Levering, Jim Linger, Bob Lloyd, Doris Loeffert, Jayna Logan, Barbara Logsdon, Sara Lomax, Kenneth Loper, Cindy Lowe, Dean Lumpkins, Gerri Lupica, Mike Lyons, Trina Lysaght, Erin Martin, Carolyn Martin, Jim Martin, Sue Mash, Pete Mash, Tom McAfee, Chris McConnell, Donald McDaniel, Mollie McEntire, Cindy McGowan, Paul McGuire, Bill McKenzie, Phil McQuistion, Gary McQuistion, Shelba McQuistion, Sheryl Mead, Tamara Meadows, Rovanna Merwin, Jim Miller. Glen Miller, Mike Miller, Todd 155 Mills, Rick Mitchell, Vanessa Monnette, Cathy Moodie, Debbie Moore, Gail Moore, Mike Moore, Sharon Moran, Dan Mull, Jeff Munz, Kathie Murphy, Joe Myers, Mark Myers, Stephanie Myles, Charles Napper, Harry Nichols, Philip Niese, Jennifer Ogle, Leisa O ' Hare, Terry Osborne, Bill Owens, Margo Parker, Dreama Parmer, Monte Patterson, Jeff Penix, Ron Pennington, Bill Pennington, Carol Pennington, Jane Perkins, Ernest Perry, Bruce Phillmore, Steve Pickens, Jaun Pickens, Jerold 156 i Pickens, Scott Pierce, Karen Potter, Ed Prater, Ron Pratt, Garth Price, Doug Price, Teresa Primmer, Jenny Radebaugh,Dan Radwin, Debbie Rainey, Pam Rail, Mike Ralston, Craig Rasey, Regina Ray, Susan Redman, Cindy Reeves, Pam Reish, Stacy Rice, Eveline Richardson, Brad Richardson, Brian Ries, Teresa Riggs, Debi Riley, Cheryl Riley, Darrell Rivers, Tammy Robinson, Cheryl Robinson, Chris Robinson, Kim Rodman, Steve Ropke, Diane Ross, Chris Rowland, Bruce Rowley, Melissa Ruhl, Ronda Rush, Laura Rush, Robin Rush, Ruth Russell,-Dennis Ruth, Kathy 157 ( ' i Rurtledge, Rhonda Ryle, Les Sams, Vicki Satta, Bruce Schaffer, Dan Schenk, Debbie Schenkel, Jeff Schertzer, Guy Schuler, Lisa Scott, Terry Seckel, Ron Sedlock, Charles Shane, Debbie Sharp, Lisa Sharrock, Cheryl Shesky, Dee Shirk, Tim Short, Mark Simmon, Steve Simpson, Ronald Sisson, Ruth Sizer, Louis Skaggs, Edna Slocum, James Slone, Donna Smith, Kenny Somerlot, Fred Spaeth, Sally ' 158 i Spears, Leslie Stage, Doug Stanley, K im Stark, Peggy Starks, Melinda Stock, Rhonda Stone, Eric Street, Tom Summers, Debbie Swartz, Dan Swihart, Brenda Tackett, Jackie Tanner, Helen Tedesco, Mary Teets, Kathy Teitlebaum, Jeff Thacker, Richard Titus, Jodi Travis, Kathy Traxler, Debra Tucker, Bonnie Tucker, Susan Turner, Elizabeth Turner, Rebecca Tyree, Jerry VanBuskirk, Robert Vance, Becki Vance, Lorrie Vance, Rose VanSickle, Cindy Varney, Carla Vaughn, Kathy Vaughn,Laura Trades are displayed by Mike Brown, Jeff Crabtree, and Mr. Caryer during the Vocational Fair. 159 � t ■ l Wagner, Ralph Ward, Kim Warrick, Randy Watson, Debbie Weddington, Cindy West, Donnice Whelan, Nancy White, Jeff White, Tomas Whitmer, Gregory Whitt, Charles Wicker, Kim Wiedemann, Laura Wilcox, Mike Willawer, Becky Williamson, Karen Williams, Jeff Williams, Mickey Wilson, Carla Wilson, Gregg Wilson, Jodi Wilson, Joy Wink, David Witte, Tamera Wright, Carrie Young, Steve Zeisler, Julia Barlow, David Basford, Mark Burris, Ken Crowley, Renee . — -—-- — — . -- Junior Class Officers ' Dedication Makes Jr.-Sr. Prom The main objective of the Junior class officers is to make a success¬ ful Prom. This year ' s officers were Donna Allen, Treasurer; Laura Wiedemann, Secretary; Jenny Niese, Vice-President; and Tim Bell. Throughout the year money raising activities were held, includ¬ ing the Easter Egg Roll-Off, the Bumper Sticker Sale, The Marsh¬ mallow Eating Contest, and the Tube Sock Sale. LI Junior Play Goes All School in Up the Down Staircase CLASS ora , ;y JUAA V if I It Jim Fogle Kim Berry Linda Wisler Rich McClasky Joe Imbody Linda Patrick Debbie Henry Kelly Krider Doug White Angie Johnson John Johnston Chris McAfee Tammy Witte Lisa Sharp Beth Sayre Greg Osterholt Linda Bergmann Carlos Chacon Leila Reece Mike Ionno Donna Allen Cindy Isaly Jana Cooper Tim Coldwell Charles Myles Bob Schuster Sue Martin Jenny Niese Jane Lucas Stacy Reish Terry McAfee Sue Hachten Dr. Maxell Clarke Sylvia Barrett Beatrice Schachter Paul Barringer J.J. McHabe Ella Friedenberg Frances Egan Charlotte Wolf Sameul Bester Sadie Finch Lou Martin Lennie Neumark Carole Blanca Alice Blake Vivian Paine Rusty O ' Brien Linda Rosen Jose Rodriguez Carrie Blaine Harry Kagan Jill Norris Rachel Gorden Elizabeth Ellis Charles Arrons Edward Williams Joe Ferone Helen Arbuzzi Francine Gardner Katherine Wolzow Ellen Man Woman — Student Director p 1st Annual Easter Egg Roll-off Success The golden egg went to Kevin Berry for finishing first while John Johnston received the second place trophy. In action; the homeroom representatives and their eggs. Tim Bell getting the rollers ready for the start. 164 For the first time Juniors were inducted into the National Honor society 1 • Principal John Steward congratulates Kurt Gearhiser 1975 Boys ' State Representative. 165 The sophomore class officers are Diane Vance, president; Sandy Turner, vice-president; Sandy Turner, vice-president; Donna Robbins, secretary; Nancy Robbins, treasurer. Diane Aldrige Barb Anthony Cindy Armendinger Jay Arthur Dan Asrouch Marsha Austin Dave Bailey Dave Baldwin Rusty Bayles Linda Ballenger Nancy Ballinger John Baney Brent Barlow Janis Barlow Melissa Basore Kris Bauer Karen Beers Mark Beery Danny Below Glenna Bender Tammy Bender Rhonder Benz Linda Bergmann Kevin Berry Jenni Bibler Debbie Bigler Malinda Birnbaum Laura Bishop Lynda Blankenship Tom Blanton Kay Blazer John Ble vins Tod Bolinger Libby Bolt Paul Baatz 167 I Darell Bowen John Bowers Debbie Boxwell Richard Bradshaw Tracey Brammer Dave Brashares Carl Breece Frank Breithaupt Julie Britz Greg Brooks Diane Broughton Carole Brown Carla Brown George Brown Steve Brumfield Brian Burggraf Linda Burke John Burns Terry Burns Heidi Busch Mary Bush Tina Bussey Christy Butler Georgeanne Butterworth Linda Caldwell Diane Caltrider Karen Carpenter James Carr Allan Clark Brian Clark Dave Clark John Clark Rick Clark Mae Clemans Jeff Cleveland Charles Clifford Sam Cochran Rex Cold well Mike Cole Steve Cole Ken Collins 168 Travis Collins Barb Collum Kim Conklin Sue Conklin Jane Conley Linda Conley Rick Conley Rickey Conley Connie Cook Gary Cook Karen Cook Carol Cordell Charla Cox Jim Cox Pam Crabtree Cheryl Craft Chris Crammer Todd Cramner Chris Crawford Renee Cresap Danny Crowe A carving by Joyce Everly. Jeff Cleveland and Tracey Jollay are hoagie makers. Mark Cryder Helen Cunningham Marshall Cunningham Margie Cutarelli Patty Dacken Max Dauson Jan Davis Keely Davis Mark Davis Mike Davis Sharon Davis Marilyn Dean Tammy Dennis Jeff Devilling Ken Dice Deedra Dillon Gwen Doneugh Pat Dawson Kevin Douglas Scott Douglas Renee Downing. 169 p Robb Drake Linda Draper Roger Draper Greg Dripps Tim Duffy Lisa Dunn Rick Dunn Debbie Dye Kim Eber Jerry Ellwood Russel Emans Jayne Emmans Brad Emptage Barb Evans Dixie Evans Stacey Evans Jonda Everett Joyce Everly Doreen Fabien Connie Feavell Brenda Ferguson Debbie Ferguson Ronda Fields Linda Fitch Wanda Fleming Teresa Forges Bobbi Foster Betty Fox Leesa Fox Teresa Fox Brenda Franklin Pat Franklin Dave Freese Richard French Rusty French Dena Fryman Dave Furlong Phillip Gamble Dave Gantt Laura Garver Vicki Gates Kathy Gatrell Doug Gay Martha Geer Dan Geyer Chester Gibson Carla Gilbert Diana Gillespie Kim Gleespen Bob Gooding Ladd Gorby Jeff Gorham Dana Gorslin Terri Graham 170 i I Barb Grant Sandy Grate Bill Gray Donna Gray Debbie Gray Jeff Guider Hardwick Gundy Vicki Gusten Mark Gyure Cathy Haggerman David Haines Lissa Halbert Kevin Hall Sheila Hall Georgia Hamilton Tim Hardgrove Sheryl Harris Becky Hartly Tim Hartman Joyce Harvey Cindy Hatch Bryan Haviland Shirley Hayes Jill Hempfield Melvin Henderson Deanna Henry Pam Hensel Jeff Hersman Tim Hickman Doug Hicks Doreen Hill Kurt Hoch Karen Hoffman Kathy Hoffman R.D. Holland Bruce Holloway Jill Holmes Kim Hondras Bob Horne Don Ho use worth Larry Hudson Ty Hughes Phil Hundley Pam Hunt Vickie Hutchinson Vicki Indoe Brenda Ingmier Paula Irick Dawn James Guppies gathering in their school I Ron January Ward Jenkins Glen Jerome Angie Johnson Carolyn Johnson Cathy Johnson Kieth Johnson Randy Johnson Susan Johnson John Johnston Steve Johnston Tracey Jollay Debbie Jones Linda Jones Luther Jones Mary Jones Rochelle Jones Scott Jones Jeff Jump Bev Kerns Shelia Keating Charles Keller Brenda Kelly Bill Kelly Rhonda Ke lley Chris Ketcham Cheryl Kerns i ; Bambi Kidd Rhonda King Cliff Knight Rena Krassow Steve Krauz Elizabeth Kuhn Kenneth Kerns Parks LaMarche Sheryl Lama Doug Latta Frank LaVenia Gale Lewis Johnny Lewis Randy Lewis Sharon Little Eric Litzenberg Tim Lobb Dan Logan Terri Long Todd Long 172 Alice Lucas Bill Lucas Jane Lucas Marvin Lucas Lloyd Luikart Clyde Lutch Cheryl Lynch Megan Lyons Debbie Lyons Betty Magg John Malachowski Judy Malone Cathy Martin Leanne Martin Mary Martin Tom Martin Gary Mason Brenda Massey Sue Masters Bill Mathiot Jeff Mautz Karen May Laura McAdow Tom McCall Richard McClaskey Tim McConnel Pat McCoy John McDaniel Steve McDonald Dave McDuffie Kelly McGowan Doug McGlothan Geno McKee James Meade Penny Meadows Carol Meddeles Eric Mendenhall Tim Messenger Holy Metz Tom Middleton Linda Milar Nancy Miller Rusty Miller Sheryl Miller Gerald Milliron Todd Milner Frank Mitchell Todd Mitchell Paul Moodie Mike Mooney Rhonda Mooney 173 I Beverly Moore Brian Moore Gina Moore M artha Moore Randy Moore Shiela Moore Darcy Moran Monica Mulvenhill Barb Mull Ruey Mullins William Mumford Roger Mummey Dan Munsey Dan Murphy Ron Myles Kathy Napper Karla Nash Roger Nash Melody Neinmeyer David Nelson Tim Newell Tina Nicolosi James Niece Barbara Niles Karlene Oehler Kathy Oehler Steve Oiler Debbie O Roark Brenda Orr Terri Owens Penni Parks Randy Pattrick Betty Patton Larry Penninton Alydia Persinger Jim Persinger Pam Peterman Betty Peterson 174 Jeff Radebaugh Pattie Ramsey Teresa Randles Robert Rasey Jeanith Ratterman Rick Rausch Gary Redd Teresa Reed Greg Rees Celeste Reszczynski Rex Rich Donna Robbins Nancy Robbins Harold Roberts Jenny Roberts Roxanne Roberts Matt Roecker Becky Roseberry John Rose Li sa Rose Lucille Ross John Ross Ken Rorh Terri Rush Rosalind Russell Jeff Ruth Rod Rutledge Kyle Rupp Mike Ryan Dave Salyer Kris Sayer Steven Scheff Patrica Peterson Robert Peters Jean Pezley Vicki Pheasant Jeff Pitts Duane Plumley Tim Pollock Terry Porter Mary Pratt Charles Price Tim Price Russle Pyles Marla Phillips Ron Phillips Joe Piatt Greg Pine 175 � Kim Schmidt Doris Scott James Scott Pam Seckel Bret Severns Cheryl Severns Vicki Severt Teresa Shadley Charles Sharp Terry Sharp Linda Sheehe Anita Sherman Larry Shipman Rick Shirk April Scholes Sharon Shultz Lori Shumate Rick Sifritt James Simmons Shelley Simmons Ron Simpkins Bruce Simpson Willie Sims Chris Sink Debbie Sipes Brenda Sizemore Jenny Sizer Robert Skaggs Peggy Sloat Connie Slob Robert A. Smith Robert P. Smith Harold Snyder Jill Somerlot Mark Sontag Mike Sparks Paula Spears Jeff Spencer Debbie Stakey Patty Stallings David Starcher David Stevens na 176 Wmmm John Stevens Dean Stewart Debbie Stone Kathy Strause Dianna Styer Debbie Swain Ann Swartz Cathy Sw artz Teresa Swihart Wayne Swihart Terry Sykes Virginia Tackett John Tallman Robert Tanner Toni Tashiro Adreena Taylor Bob Taylor Marsha Thatcher Jenny Titis Chris Thomas Charlene Thompson Ron Thompson Rebekah Toney Jim Townsend Pat Tozer Hal Tozzer Llyod Traxler Debbie Triplott Jeff Turner Kathy Turner Sandy Turner Steve Turner Jeff Tyree 177 p David Upp Diane Vance Mike Vance Debbie VanGordon Lori VanGordon Terry VanRiper Kevin Wakely Bob Walker Jim Walker Delana Wallace Terry Wallace Carolyn Weber Steve Weddington Patti Welch Doug Wells Lucia Whitehead Amy White James White John White Glen Wicker Dotty Wiland Kevin Wilcox John Wilk Brian Williams Donna Williams Kenneth Williams Patticia A. Williams Patricia I. Williams Joe Wilmeth David Winck Melody Winfield Julie Wink Mike Wise 178 J A. Nancy Miller entertains at the Orchestra Concert. B. Karen May displays her second place Science Fair project. C. Richard McClaskey receives his trophy at the Science Fair Awards As¬ sembly Gwen Wisler Terry Wolf Jay Wolfinger Carl Woodring Kathy Woods Cheryl Wright Ted Wygant Christine Wyzynski Jill Yazel Gayle Yeager Charlene Young Shirley Young Delma Zwolle h- - 179 I The Class of ' 77 ' Excells in Music and Science The Class of ' 77 ' was also known to be musi¬ cal and scientific. Many sophomores were in band, orchestra, and choir. Todd Long made the Marching Band Honor Roll, Nancy Miller re¬ ceived superiors for her Violin performances, and Mae Clemmens gave a thrilling solo at the Panorama. Cindy Hatch, Carolyn Weber, Karen May, Marshall Cunningham, and Bev Kerns received superiors, the highest ratings, at the State Science Fair. 1. Soph. R. McClaskey, C. Hatch, and T. Jollay boogie down at the Spring Dance. 2. Helping with this year ' s musical are L. Bergmann and H. Busch 180 Sophomores Outstanding in Sports The class of ' 77 ' has had a prosperous year on the foot¬ ball field, basketball court, at the baseball diamond, and on the track. Outstanding performances by sophomores were quarterback Dave Freese, center Luther Jones and record-breaking runners Geogeanna Butterworth and Shirley Hayes. 1. Mrs. Rubcich assists K. Hondros and other sophomores. 2. Soph. French students salute Mardi Gras. I Our Community Buyer ' s Guide Baldauf Schlientz — 195 Bennett Chev.-Fiat — 188 Berry ' s Oakland Mart. — 197 Bintz ' s Ladies Apparel — 194 Boise Cascade — 188 Boyd Funeral Home — 195 Booster List — 201 Business Patron List — 201 Carroll ' s Jewelers — 190 Cripps Paint Glass — 198 D D Tire — 197 Dane ' s Fairpark — 198 Denzer Funeral Home — 197 Dixon-Toyota — 200 Don ' s Market — 192 Drilco — 193 Dugan ' s — 194 Eaton Corp. — 193 Erickson ' s — 190 Fahey Bank — 194 Fairfield Eng. — 200 Fulfillment Corp. — 197 Gilbert ' s Printing — 192 Hammond Ins. — 198 Hemmerly ' s — 195 Herff-Jones — 186 Home Federal — 188 House of Design — 190 House of Fabrics — 195 Huben— 195 Hughes Studio — 185 Jay H. Maish Co. — 189 Jerry ' s Coiffures — 194 Johnston Supply — 192 Josten ' s-Lord ' s — 191 Keefer ' s Ladies Apparel — 195 L K Enterprises — 197 Lord ' s Jeweler ' s Inc. — 191 Lord, Sullivan, Yoder — 190 Mac ' s Trading Post — 190 Marion Coca-Cola — 189 Marion County Bank — 196 Marion Federal — 193 Marion Flower Shop — 198 Marion New Car Dealers — 187 Marion Power Shovel — 200 Na-Churs — 194 National City Bank — 199 o Oilers — 194 Patten St. Mkt. - 197 Peerless Cleaners — 200 Penney ' s — 195 Perkins Cake Steak — 195 Poliak Steel Co. — 198 Professional Patron List — 202 Quaker Oats Co. — 186 Senior Parent Patrons — 204-5 Sims Brothers — 196 Sutton Lightner — 192 Swinger — 202 T.R. Carskadden — 192 Uhler ' s — 190 Walker ' s Jewelry — 192 Walter Axhelm ' s-Richman Bros Whirlpool Corp. — 187 White ' s Keyboard Center — 192 Wiant ' s Bookstore — 192 Wilhelm ' s — 197 Wilson Shoes — 197 Congratulations Class Of 1975 HUGHES STUDIO INC. Marion ' s Leading Photographic Studio Harding ' s Offical School Photographer ia5 LOOK TO Herff Jones FOR DISTINCTIVE... Graduation I i Announcements j I Diplomas } : fi dipi • j •! —■— LOMA I ; • $ 0 i J ! i — •— 1 • ft : 11 • ! -33 i •••••••••••a L ®% i jpL j I — • •••••••••••• Medals and Trophies •••••••••••••••••••• EMBLEM OF QUALITY FOR ALMOST HALF A CENTURY Herff Jones Go. Good Luck Seniors Quaker Oats Company Marion, Ohio 186 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1975 MARION NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION A Division of The Marion Area Chamber of Commerce CHARLIE BISANG CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, INC. MARION VOLKSWAGEN, INC. THE DANNER BUICK COMPANY MARION LINCOLN-MERCURY COMPANY, INC. INSKEEP OLDSMOBILE, INC. McDANIEL MOTOR COMPANY KENNEDY FORD, INC. RACE MOTOR SALES, INC. “If I should not be learning now, when should I be?” At Whirlpool, we never stop learning. AiVhirlpool A CORPORATION MARION DIVISION Being good neighbors is something we work at. 187 FOR ALL YOUR PACKAGING REQUIREMENTS BOISE CASCADE CONTAINERS 1600 Cascade Drive Marion, Ohio 43302 Telephone (614) 383-4061 Going In New Directions, With New Ideas ' HERE’S TO YOUR SUCCESS! e XtNGS CO home federal the savings place 3 LOCATIONS IN MARION TO SERVE YOU- 1200 MT. VERNON AVE. 137 SOUTH PROSPECT ST. 195 BARKS ROAD WEST more than just advertising THE JAY H. MAISH COMPANY 280 North Main Street Marion, Ohio 43302 Phone 614 382-1191 Best Wishes Class of ' 75 Compliments of Marion Coca-Cola Bottling 309 N. Main 382-0518 189 Erickson’s Music Shor LOWELL E. THURSTON REGISTERED JEWELER PRECIOUS GEMS- BRIDAL GIFTS ( V; S Member American Gem Society 172 WEST CENTER STREET, MARION, OHIO 43302 TELEPHONE 383-4083 b UH andl dtek bo ko4r INTERIOR DESIGNERS - 614-382-3298 LORD, SULLIVAN YODER, INC ADVERTISING 661 EAST CENTER STREET MARION, OHIO - 43302 Best Wishes to the Class of 75, from UHLER ' S Mac ' s Trading Post Your complete sporting goods dealer across from Harding High School Jasten ' iv 1 ••ttzvmx- m L ORDS fibers A ,J , IS r le ■■ lipiilfilii I? I lii! • $ vvt st Center Si. ' Marion, Ohio 43302 Congratulations Class of ' 75 Wiant ' s Bookstore 198 W. Center St. Best Wishes in Your Future Compliments of Sutton Lightner 131 S. Prospect St. Walker ' s Jewelry Congratulates the Class of 1975 Uhlers Department Store 162 West Center St. Phone 382-1178 Good Luck to the 1975 Senior Claiss From White ' s Keyboard Center Southland Mall Marion, Ohio Compliments Don ' s 265 Uncapher Ave. JgHjl ■ J Compliments of JOHNSTON SUPPLY, INC. P.O. box 408 Marion, Ohio 43302 wholesale distributors of plumbing heating air conditioning well supplies T. R Carskadden Optical Co. MARION, OHIO 43302 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED 240 E. CHURCH STREET Phone 382-0068 SOUTHLAND MALL Phone 389-3868 j Best Wishes Class of ' 75 filberts Printing | 200 EAST CHURCH St. MARION, OHIO 43302 - 1 192 ¥i T N THE CELLAR Fashion Shop for Young Men Eaton Corporation Forge Division Denim Jeans Jackets tern Plaid Cuffed Baggies Epa VA Marion Plant 1550 Marion Agosta Road Marion, Ohio 43302 Blazer Sport Coats Es� Plaid Baseball Jackets ftjjpfipL pSa Baggie Sport Shirts Shirt Vest Sets Bow Ties Wide Belts CONGRATULATIONS Stacked Heel Shoes 1975 Congratulations THE CELLAR. GRADUATES Seniors fashion shop for young men tU lOdittxAxCAdm 4 131 W. Center St. Best Wishes, Class of ' 75 Congratulations From Marion Federal Savings and Loan Dedicated to Thrift and Home Ownership Since 1888 SB DRILCO Division of Smith International, Inc. Post Office Box 552 134 E. Center St. 382-6081 Branch Bank — 153 E. Center St. Marion, Ohio 43302 Phone: (614) 389-2386 193 Oiler ' s Greenhouse And Flower Shop FAHEY BANK 634 Tyler Phone 382-2085 Congratulations Graduates Marion, Ohio Member of F.D.I.C. Main Office: 127 North Main St. ' branch Off ices 949 E. Center St. 345 E. Fairground St, Bintz ' s Ladies Apparel Jerry ' s Coiffures Salutes The Class Of 1975 336 E. Church Street 383-5e 55 Where The Haircut Counts First! ' Where It Doesn ' t Cost A Fortune To Be In Fashion 176 W. Center St. Marion, Ohio NA-CHURS PLANT FOOD CO. Manufacturers of: NA-CHURS Plant Food Golden Liquid Feed Supplement LIQUA-GRO GOLD N-GRO Jim Dugan ' s Shop Dugan s Je an Shop. • Levis • Lee • His • Haggan Campus Harding School Jackets In Stock. Marion, Ohio 421 Leader St. 614-382-5701 London Ont Can. Red Oak, Iowa Forest City, Ark. JCPenney We know what you ' re looking tor Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 Hemmerly’s Flowers And Gifts 615 E. Center Ph.387-1163 Flowers Gifts from all the World to please the Marion Area. f TELEFLORIST Satisfaction Guaranteed Boyd Funeral Home 122 W. Columbia St. Marion, Oh. 43302 Congratulations to the Class of 75 Perkins Cake Steak 1197 Mt. Vernon Ave. Your fashion headquarters £ 22 - - M house op f FABRICS SOUTHLAND MAIL, MARIO hi House of Fabrics Keefer ' s Ladies Apparel Marion ' s Leading Fashion Store 131 E. Center St. Marion, Oh. 43302 Ph.382-9408 lLDAUF 153 NORTH GREENWOOD ST m I AND MARION, OHIO 43302 S AND MARION, CHLIENTZ I 1- mr -1 Good Luck Class of ' 75 p Marion County Bank ..your financial friend MARION COUNTY BANK Member F D I C 196 Good Luck To The 1975 Senior Class From Patten St. Market 226 Patten Marion, Oh. 43302 FULFILLMENT CORPORATION OF AMERICA 381 West Center Street, Marion, Ohio SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE FOR MAGAZINE BOOK PUBLISHERS, SERVING CLIENTS THROUGHOUT THE U. S. D D Tire Service 157 S. State St. Marion, Oh. 43302 Congratulations Class of ' 75 WILSON SHOES 1 2 W. Center Street Downtown Marion Denzer Funeral Home Dependable Funeral Directors Since 1866 Phone 383-6331 360 E. Center St. Established 1928 Congratulations To Class Of 75 Wilhelm Wallpaper and Paint Co., Inc. 158 NORTH MAIN STREET MARION, OHIO 43302 Ph. 382-1915 Berry ' s Oakland Mart 762 David Street Marion, Oh. 43302 . ' I Ciwm Paint and Olam ' prmautGH paints - tiatt glass II auto class — M iuot5 == Our 31st Year Of Community Service Hammond Insurance 444 E. Center St. Marion, Oh. 43302 Ph.383-6065 DANE ' S FAIRPARK FOODLAND Home Owned Operated 725 Richmond Avenue (at Fairground) Good Luck to Class of 1975 Congratulations to the class of ' 75 POLLACK STEEL COMPANY Subsidiary ARMCO Steel Corporation Congratulations Best Wishes to Our Graduating Seniors Lori Koontz Greg Ferrall Mike Stineman Marion Flower Shop and Gift Center Central Ohio ' s Most Complete Flower and Gift Center E. Church at Kenmore 198 t i MARION J [ Marion ' Power Shovel Company, Inc. DIXON TOYOTA PEERLESS GET YOUR HANDS ON A TOYOTA... YOU ' LL NEVER LET GO. 382-4600 325 N. MAIN MARION Congratulations to the Class of 1975 PEERLESS Cleaners Launderers with a full line of retail uniforms linen supplies Good Luck to The Class of FAIRFIELD ENGINEERING COMPANY 324 Barnhart St. Ph. 383-5251 200 Business Patron List Baldauf Construction Co., Inc. Binkley Printing Company Busch Color Studios Campbell Supply Inc. Central Soya Chivington Honda Sales Service Connie ' s Coiffures Dan Day Appliances Fashionette Beauty Salon Fetter ' s Shoe Repair Gunder Funeral Home Hall-Beck Equipment Co. Keller Insurance Service Marion Insurance Agency, Inc. Stevens Printing Booster List Mr. Mrs. S.R. Bayles Donald E. Davis Joe E. Davis Gay ' s Safe Lock Co. Meister Brothers Munn Son Barber Shop Pizza Villa p SWINGER 202 Paul M. O ' Rourke Richard Rees Quality Program For The Beautiful People. I if U � «� ' « «mV If 1 ' r« ■ ”«if� � � • t,« ? ! • •� Mill ”� « • M i liT ' Ml i i • ! i M i , 4 -4ii • t C f � U ,1 «, « ' J £•� « ,, vj ■K m ' « � � r a 1 “i In this year ' s Quiver we have tried to capture special moments that happened during 1974-75. We hope you will enjoy looking back with us. The Quiver Staff thanks all those people who helped to make this book possible. A special thanks to Mrs. Vickie Piacentino and Mr. Willard Kocsovsky, advisors; American Yearbook consultant Mr. Earl Parks, Mr. John Rail and the staff at Hughes Studio, Gary Smith, Frank Breithaupt, and Jeff Fields. We hope you will enjoy this Quiver and that it brings back many fond memories. uiver We Are Victors In Effort 51 ' RHP T V 4 4 ; gpT; , V f« itMK KVW� 0 MHMHHV