Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1968 volume:

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FOREWORD The waves of time wash up on beaches And with the tide return Into the deep blue ocean The waves again return The sun it always reaches Into the waters still And memories of the tide Are found there at one’s will At Highland was an ocean Of knowledge to be learned Its depths were challenged daily By the students there within And time will wash away beaches As the sun at its brightest never could But let the tide never take from us The happiness we shared and could Forever more remember And always call our own Oh Highland High, You’ll always be with us In the knowledge in which we’ve grown 3 PERSONNEL and SERVICES 5 ACTIVITIES and SPECIAL EVENTS 18 SPORTS 46 STUDENT LIFE 58 UNDERCLASSMEN 64 SENIOR CLASS 76 COMMENCEMENT ACTIVITIES 88 ADVERTISING 93 HAMPS hamps, that’s what High’s football team in for the second year. This trophy goes e it. Highland received ophy because of a team determination and stu- s with spirit. When you bine the two you cannot Melp but come up withthe —_— est, and Highland is the best. PERSONNEL AND SERVICE Many people help to keep our school one of the best in the county. They give up some of their time to help keep us in- formed and also to teach us what we need to know. Our principal has done an outstanding job in keeping our students proud of their school during trying times and plea- sant ones. Our superintendent has the job of making sure our school runs in an orderly fash- ion. Mr. Chaffee Mr. Vermillion Pacer S C H O O L B O A R D Supennrenden Our high standard of education is brought about through the co-operative efforts of our principal, super- intendent, and the school board. Our Highland School Board is never satisfied until they accomplish the ideals set for a good education. Mr. Robert Schmelzer Mr. William Kelly Mr. John Wiszt Mrs. Josephine Becks Mrs. Elsie Hummel Mrs. Webster is the very special person you see behind the office desk always as busy as can be. She keeps the office running at a smooth pace and our files up-to-date. Mrs. Lola Webster Office Secretary OUR SPECIAL HELPERS Mrs. Jean Myers Guidance Counselor Mrs. Myers is always there when a student needs help to get himself started. She is our head guidance counselor. Mrs. Margaret South Librarian Mrs. South is the one per- son our library could not do without. She keeps it quiet and stocked with educational books. Mrs. Evelyn Brunskill Clerk Mrs. Brunskill serves our Highland Board of Education as their clerk. She keeps rec- ords and pays all the bills. Mrs. Melrose Art Mr. MacFarland Mrs. Moran Physical Education and Health Physical Education and Health Mr. Eckart Instrumental Music pb POLED He te ena COAL ee Mr. Herold Mrs. Tramonte Vocal Music Home Economics = Mrs. Klein Typing, Business Math Mr. Kemp General Business, Bookkeeping | BUSINESS AND 1 FINE ARTS Mr. Harmon Mechanical Drawing, Drivers’ Education Mrs. Ramey English, Speech 9 Mrs. Krekler English, Journalism Mrs. Viering Shorthand, Office Practice, Typing In his spare time, Mr. Brenner likes to ski, golf, work on cars, and play all kinds of sports with his son. He advises high school students to plan for their entire lives not just to live day by day. Some of the students should be planning for an education, career, mar- riage, a house, pleasures, vaca- tions, and church affiliations. When asked why he chose teaching as a profession he re- plied, “I like youth, it isa challenge, it is rewarding.” Mrs. Weigle Biology, Chemistry, Physics Mr. Highman Algebra I, Plane Geometry Mr. Hahn General Science, Biology ‘Mrs. Weigle likes to sew in her leisure time. During the sum- mer she also likes to can and freeze most of the vegetables from her garden. She chose the teaching profession because she has always liked to teach and enjoys working with high school students. Her advice to high school stu- dents is to do what you can, for the greatest of all mistakes is to do nothing because you can only do a little. 10 Mr. Brenner Plane Geometry, Algebra II, Advanced Math MATH AND SCIENCES Math and Sciences are a big part of a high school system. They are sub- jects which are helpful in later life and have great possibilities for future work. i Mrs. Heath Spanish and English Mrs. Zimmerman Spanish LANGUAGES Highland High School’s Language department is headed by Mrs. Ludwig. We offer Latin, Spanish, and German to our stu- dents, as well as English. Mrs. Ludwig English In her leisure time Mrs. Ludwig plays bridge, reads, and would like to travel. Her advice to high school students is to study hard for you'll nev- er regret it. Mrs. Ludwig chose the teaching profession because it is a family tradition and she likes kids. Uy Mrs. Wolf English and Latin Mr. Higgins German and English In Mr. Keck’s spare time he works on his house, goes to Akron U., attends meetings, and goofs off. He chose the teaching profession because it’s a fami- ly tradition and also because he al- ways enjoyed school and thought teaching would be enjoyable too. The funniest thing that happened to him was when he borrowed Mr. Kahl’s room and sat on the attendance spike. Mr. Keck American History and Sociology Mr. Lynch SOCIAL SCIENCES Social Sciences are a large part of the growing ofa student. The course selection includes Sociology, Govern- ment, American History, World History, Civics, as well as others. Mr. Kahl Mr. Sigrist Mr. Bryson World History American Government American History 12 Mr. Herold helps Sue Hirsch with her future plans. ames Mrs. Myers addresses the eighth graders’ parents. GUIDANCE The guidance counselors work in many ways to serve the students. They adminis- ter testing programs, counsel the students, and assist them in their educational and occupational planning. The counselors show how interests , aptitudes, and abilities work together. Through various activities they provide information about careers and a- bout the various opportunities for post- high school education. They also provide facts about the many available technical schools, apprentice programs, and vocation- al programs. They also assist students in college planning with selection of school, application for admission, and application for financial aid. The helpers are: Seated: C. Chodera, M. Robertson. Standing: P. Jackson, N. Fleeman, B. Gutfranski, D. Bures, L. Culler. 13 Highland cooks: Mrs. Crocker, Mrs. Stein, Mrs. Juris, Mrs. Codding, Mrs. Kraus, Head Di- etitian, and Mrs. St. Clair. CUSTODIANS BUS DRIVERS Our cooks, custodians, and bus drivers work hard and efficiently to keep the school clean and cheerful, and to serve the student body. Mr. Kenneth Shook and Mr. John Feess are our cus- todians. s Our bus drivers contribute their help by serving Hinckley, Granger, and Sharon communities. Senior girls work diligently for future careers in the Highland Office Practice Class. OG gy Above, Laura Baker types for Office Practice. Left, Nancy Fleeman works under the supervision of Mrs. rone, C. Dillon. Front row: M. Goila, D. Bowman, L. Scheuer- Student librarians are of great help to Mrs. South. They are: mann, S. Selzer. Back row: A. VanDeusen, J. Moses, K. Whitehill, J. Mar- STUDENT HELP SSS aS The audio visual assistants are: H. Tilbert, B. Lewandowski, A. Bak- er, K. Whitehill. Many students use the library for research, study and reading. 16 Kitchen help is essential. The helpers for this year are: Back anski. Front row: J. Mozena, W. Nawalaniec, J. Kreuscher, row: W. Martin, P. Bonezzi, J. Mostoller, J. Ranftl, L. Cek- D. Leonhardt, B. Dale, A. Bleuter. The girls that brighten up each morning, our announc- ers, are Debbie Weiss and Paulette Jackson. Part of running a well organ- ized school consists of many peo- ple working together. The office helpers have given of their time and effort, in such co-operation, and their help is deeply apprecia- ted. To help our secretary run a smooth office, are: L. Heger, N. Fleeman, L. Baker, J. Stiles, B. Gutfranski, B. Martin, and K. Peth. 2s gee Z . ON oy ACTIVITIES SPORTS CLASSES AND SPECIAL EV Throughout the year many things take place in Highland High School. The students meet new students, see old friends, and start classes once more. Also students find that to make their high school year more complete, they participate in sports, clubs and special events such as the homecoming and the prom. 9 ° STUDENT COUNCIL eS iS eh oe aH we F : ae . . ee t 3 : 4 Our Student Council consists of: Front row: P. Jackson, W. Duke, Farnsworth, P. Wolf, D. Snyder, J. Ferricci. Third row: T. Mc- C. Cordle, K. MacRae, G. VanDuesen, J. Cox, B. Smouse, B. Ham- Duffee, T. Ioanes, D. Wecker, D. Weidanz, M. Cavanaugh, M. mond, B. Benson, H. Barry. Second row: C. Duta, C. Miller, C. Ruckel, K. Cobb. Chodera, D. Cartwright, N. Flezman, B. Abrams, S. Dunsha, J. The officers of Student Council are: Jim Ranftl, Vice-President; Lynn Johnson, Secretary; Ken Luttner, President; Craig Cobb, Trea- surer, and Mrs. Myers, Advisor. Our Student Council has been very active this year and has made a variety of accomplishments. They are trying to build better communications be- tween the students and faculty. The Student Council sponsored different activities such as Stunt Night and forming an Activity Fund. N.H.S. The National Honor Society has sponsor- ed various educational assemblies with speak- pb Malls ers such as “om Field and Senator Ocasek. The N. S. also provided the very amusing Joy the Magician and an assembly on Nar- cotics. The N.H.S. along with their advisor’s Mr. Kahl and Mr. Chaffee work to better the school in leadership, scholarship, service, and character. The N.H.S. members are: Front row: B. Brown, J. Rohacs, Paul- Duke, D. Zeile, P. Leitch, R. Gaffney, Mr. Kahl, Advisor, K. Lut- ette Jackson, Secretary, Dave Wecker, President, Dave Snyder, tner, C. Cobb, C. Peebles, D. Bures, M. Robertson, L. Johnson, Vice-President, Evelyn Reeves, Treasurer, D. Weiss, B. Gutfran- M. Cavanaugh. ski, D. Ray. Second row: N. Kolarek, B. Roach, K. Cobb, W. 20 FUTURE TEACHERS Our F.T.A. this year is: Front row: Sue Dunsha, President, Les Feagan, Vice-President, Mrs. Zimmerman, Advisor, Ca- thy Cordle, Secretary, Holly Barry, Treasurer. Second row: C. Getson, B. Polasky, E. Fuller, D. Cartwright, K. Hege, J. Rohacs, A. Krasny, P. Weise, B. Abrams, A. Marrone, B. Brown. Third row: S. Hirsch, D. Weiss, P. Jackson, N. Sher- man, J. Sroubek, M. Bonezzi, P. Wolf, R. Willard, J. Vine- The F.T.A. represents the members of our student body who plan to become teachers. In order to give these students experience in teach- ing they are given the chance to teach at the court, D. Weidenz, C. Chodera, L. Johnson. Fourth row: S. Mathews, J. Nivins, C. Gundelach, M. Becks, S. Sternbauer, D. Bowman, D. Bures, D. Wecker, D. Ray, D. Paul, K. Woodling. Fifth row: J. Arico, G. Karwoski, A. Pincombe, J. Price, E. Pike, J. VanDeusen, W. Duke, K. Hier, B. Kshy- wonis, C. Dillon. Sixth row: K. Luttner, J. Ranftl, and D. Wecker. elementary or junior high school. They have al- so visited Parmadale orphanage and entertain- ed the children. Y-TEENS F. Dressler, P. Weidmann, C. Getson, V. Schreiner, B. Polasky, P. Walters, S. Hirsh, C. Johnson, M. Radebaugh, D. Vanselow, T. Burkhead, D. Bowman, M. Sullivan, M. Dressler, D. Smith, and M. Chodera. The Y-Teens here are: Front row: Mrs. Tramonte, Advisor; Chris Hemminger, Chaplain; Judy Farnsworth, President; Nancee Ko- larek, Secretary; Mindy Robertson, Vice-President; Becky Roach, Treasurer. Second row: G. Leidal, E. Laugesen, S. Craft, A. Sabo, This year’s Y-Teens have been busy with many projects. They sold sponges to raise money for the club. Also this year a group of them took a trip to Niagara Falls. CAMERA CLUB The purpose of our Came- ra Club is to record school happenings on film while _ learning the correct use of cameras. _ Front row: M. Brauckmann, C. Bruegman, K. Harrison, P. Harri- Gaffney. Third row: M. Ruckel, D. Snyder, T. Nell, G. Imars, G. son, M. Robetson. Second row: R. Lutten, J. MclIlvried, G. Kuf- Sir Louis, G. Henry, R. Gaffney, J. Van Deusen, E. Pike, Mr. chak, B. Smith, C. Casterline, V. Larner, J. Price, D. Weidanz, D. Higgins, Advisor. ZZ LATIN CLUB Mrs. Wolf, Advisor, B. Barnett, N. Sherman, D. Gutfranski, T. Imars, I. Juris, L. Feagan, G. Henry, J. Moses, D. Wecker, B. Jackson. Second row: B. Gaffney, R. Lutten, T. Allis, M. Kilgo, Peebles, J. Moses. | Front row: J. Brenner, J. Weidanz, K. Scheuermann, W. Duke, J. Sroubek, S. Campbell, K. Foy, L. Scheuermann. Third row: G. | | B. Barnes, J. Van Deu- an, Advisor, B. cond row: R. Merkle, Bonezzi, K. er, T. Alli To acquaint students [i with the many complexi- © ties of science materials _ and methods of everyday | _ living, is the purpose of - Science Club. The Newspaper Staff is: Peggy Wolf and Gary Karwoski, Co-edi- tors, M. Becks, V. Delude, J. Hein- sons, C. Gundelach, N. Hale, L. Sabo, M. Bonezzi, S. Hirsch, J. Rodenbucker, M. Frazier, J. War- ner, B. Wilcox, E. Repp, and M. Brocious. The school newspaper, the ‘“‘Hornet’s Happen- The Annual Staff works diligently all year to ing,” is published by the journalism class. Mrs. Krek- make the “Highlander” possible. Special thanks go to ler is the teacher who advises them and helps them Mrs. Heath, the advisor, who devotes many long with the production of our newspaper. hours in aiding the staff. 24 PUBLICATIONS The Annual Staff is: B. Stuver, S. Orchard, S. Rottmayer, N. Bakan, G. Karwoski, K. Hier, M. Sullivan, C. Chodera, C. Getson, J. Vine- court, S. Hirsch, K. Hege, D. Van- selow, L. Scheuermann, D. Weck- er, B. Miller, S. Mathews, E. Ful- ler, D. Gehrman. We wish to thank these four girls for their devotion: Becky Roach, ) Copy Editor; Nancee Kolarek, Associate Editor; Paulette Jackson, Editor-in-chief; Betty Sommers, Photography Editor. ee G.A.A. Mrs. Nancy Lee Moran, Advisor. The G.A.A. officers are: Nancy Jagger, Vice-President; Holly Barry, President; Cathy Cordle, Secretary; Barb Abrams, Treasurer. (Absent from the picture) The aim of G.A.A. is to broaden the physical edu- Also the Senior girls participated in a basketball cation of girls. Our G.A.A. has well accomplished this game against the Junior Varsity basketball team. Of goal. Throughout the year they have done such things course the senior girls beat the Junior Varsity! as play basketball and baseball. y® Junior and Senior members of G.A.A.: Front row: J. Spatz, A. Krasny, J. Rohacs. P. Massarelli. Third row: M. Bonezzi, W. Duke, B. Whit- L. Scheuermann, B. Brown, P. Wolf, J. Vinecourt. L. St. Clair, N. Bak- acre, D. Aring, M. Goodbody, D. McCaskey, S. Fitch, J. Yunker, E. an. Second row: L. Johnson, B. Roach, J. Nivins, C. Sandor, B. Gut- Laugesen, R. Willard, K. Woodling, C. Kingan, L. Mealer, S. Hirsch, franski, C. Gundelach, S. Dunsha, P. Jackson, A. Marrone, N. Sherman, B. Martin, J. Farnsworth, C. Stroud, D. Bures, S. Mealer, M. Becks. Freshman and Sophomore members: Front row: D. Bowman, M. Goila, D. Searles, B. Smouse, M. Mendoza, C. Shaw, C. Oberst, E. Cabell, E. M. Sullivan, B. Polasky, D. Paul, S. Sherman, J. Weidanz, T. Burk- Duncan, L. Bates, D. Chambers, J. Wilcox, K. Hege, C. Kennedy. head, B. Adams. Second row: C. Miller, K. Scheuermann, L. Scheuer- Fourth row: J. Roosen, G. Wright, K. Morris, L. Spradling, M. Bruner, mann, D. Gutfranski, G. Plotz, J. Roach, M. Tillman, M. Russell, B. K. Mudd, D. Thompson, V. Leonhardt, C. Martin, P. Dustin, C. Brueg- Hammond, M. Chodera, K. Johnson, G. Leidal. Third row: J. Tanner, mann, M. Brauckman, L. Wilson. 26 Park Crocker, Secretary-Treasurer; Joe Ferricci, President; Jim Ranftl, Vice-President. The Varsity “H” is a club composed of the athletes of our school. A member must have lettered in a sport which he has had the opportunity to participate in during his high school career. Mr. Phil Hahn, Advisor. The Varsity ““H’’ members are: Front row: J. Price, J. VanDeusen, S. Zgrabik, B. Wager. Third row: B. Reardon, D. Snyder, D. Wecker, G. Wright, E. Fuller, T. Cavanaugh, R. Konyha, B. Young, M. Cavanaugh, Hendrock, K. Luttner, G. Wagar, D. Zeile, K. Dixon, L. Cekanski, E. K. Cobb, J. Likosar. Second row: A. Pincombe, C. Peebles, C. Cobb, Repp. B. Martin, B. Kozman, G. Green, B. Searcy, G. Kingan, G. Jacobs, A. The Pep Club is an organization on to victories, not only during pep ral- P E P CLUB which is supposed to cheer the teams lies, but also at the games. The members are: Norma Sherman, Secretary; Su- Second row: E. Walters, W. Nawalaniec, W. Neu- san Gaj, Treasurer; Nancy Fleeman, President. man, A. Bleuter. 29) Men’s Glee consists of: Front row: V. Dulude, E. Ritz, B. man, D. VanDeusen, D. Snyder, D. Ray, B. Schmelzer, Kshywonis, E. Fuller, J. Price, D. Weidanz. Second row: L. Feagan, B. Wagar. Fourth row: B. Barnes, B. Reardon, C. Peebles, J. VanDeusen, D. Gehrman, K. Codding, K. R. Roach, D. Wecker, B. Franz, M. Ruckel, C. Nell, K. Hier, D. Shaw, J. Mealer. Third row: G. Green, M. Haus- Cobb, C. Cobb. VOCAL MUSIC Girls’ Glee consists of: Front row: C. Beohmerle, C. Shaw, F. Dressler, B. Hammond, M. Radebaugh, D. Smith, M. Gaj, D. West, A. Bogdanski, D. Ceboll, D. Cartwright, K. Hege, D. Chambers. Second row: L. Coller, B. Pole, L. Shaw, M. Mendoza, N. Hirsch, M. Chodera, D. Searles, B. Smouse, L. Bates, M. Seigfried, S. Spradling, E. McClelland, S. Camp- bell, C. Jackson. Third row: J. Staufer, J. Vaszily, M. Rus- wifi : oe q OP EE OEE IE CEMENT L AE SAE TENSEI | sell, P. Ludwig, K. Foy, E. Duncan, G. Plotz, B. Barnett, T. Johnson, J. Roach, L. Harvey, C. Chodera, L. Scheuermann, K. Scheuermann, C. Miller. Fourth row: N. Lorman, J. Wei- danz, B. Polasky, D. Ladd, L. Imars, M. Haley, P. Harrison, J. Wolny, D. Gorman, C. Kelly, V. Schreiner, I. Juris, M. Kilgo, D. Gut: ;anski, S. Holcomb. Absent: P. Gathagan. SFR FH TOL EE TEL Sees, J. VanDeusen, B. Gutfranski, C. Cobb, D. Gorman, B. Kshy- wonis, L. Johnson. Fourth row: J. Price, B. Reardon, S. Orchard, S. Sternbauer, M. Ruckel, D. Wecker, B. Franz, C. Peebles, K. Cobb, L. Jones, M. Robertson. Absent when taken: B. Sommers. Senior Mixed Chorus members are: Front row: J. Rohacs, S. Ge- deon, D. Vanselow, V. Dulude, J. Farnsworth, K. Codding, N. Ko- larek, L. Scheuermann. Second row: L. Feagan, B. Eastwood, B. Roach, D. Weidanz, S. Dunsha, R. Wagar, D. Snyder, D. Bures, H. Barry, B. Abrams. Third row: M. Becks, J. Spatz, K. Hier, P. Serving as accompanists are: Front row: C. Kelly, K. Hier, D. Cart- wright, J. Weidanz, N. Kolarek. Second row: M. Kilgo, L. Johnson, | I. Juris, V. Schreiner. Mixed Chorus members are: Front row: L. Bates, L. Harvey, E. Duncan, S. Spradling, B. Barnett, D. Cartwright, C. Shaw, J. Vaszily, D. Chambers, M. Russell, K. Scheuermann, J. Weidanz, D. West, C. Chodera. Second row: D. Wecker, K. Martin, aly Johnson, M. Seigfried, G. Plotz, C. Miller, L. Scheuermann, M. Chodera, D. Searles, S. Campbell, M. Gaj, M. Kilgo, B. Polasky, N. Lorman, P. Ludwig. Third row: J. Wolny, C. Kelly, C. Duta, J. Cox, G. Loomis, B. Peebles, B. Cox, E. Ritz, KE. Benson, E. Fuller, G. Keeling, M. Hausman, G. Green, C. Nell, D. Crutch- field, V. Schreiner. Fourth row: P. Harrison, M. Haley, B. Smith, R. Raw, K. Kellog, D. VanDeusen, J. Mcllvried, J. Louk, D. Shaw, B. Hollopeter, B. Schmelzer, D. Ray, R. Roach, D. Gehrman, G. Wagar, I. Juris. Absent: P. Gathagan. Nancee Kolarek, Sue Dunsha, Pat Wiese, Holly Barry, Becky Roach, Mindy Robertson, Linda Jones, Sandy Gedeon, Brett Craig Peebles, Jim VanDeusen, Les Feagan, Kirk Cobb. Reardon, Bob Wagar, Dave Wecker. ENSEMBLES ; MN The ensembles on this page have added J many enjoyable songs to our music concerts throughout the year. They work hard to make each song that they sing a memorable one for those who hear them. YY Barb Polasky, Carolyn Chodera, Diana Cartwright, Gale Mary Ann Chodera, Diana Cartwright, Jeanne Weidanz, Donna Plotz, Pat Harrison, Candy Kelly, Eric Fuller, Mark Haus- Chambers, Lynn Harvey, Pat Ludwig, Marsha Haley, Debbie Wecker. man, Rex Roach, Dale Shaw. CONCERTS The Concert Band. Spring Concert The Senior Mixed Chorus at the ing Concert. ring t the Sp inging a The General Mixed Chorus s 31 1967-68 Band officers are Sue Orchard, Secretary; Bob Ben- son, President; and Barb Gut- franski, Vice-President. (Ab- sent was Mindy Robertson, Treasurer) Mr. Eckart, director. BAND 1967-68 1967-68 Majorettes: Barb Abrams, Beth Adams, Sue Orchard, Mary Jo Becks, Carol Gabriel, Peggy Wolf, and Head Majorette, Holly Barry. The senior band members step out at the Homecoming Game. Front row: B. Smith, L. Bates. A. Bogdanski. Second row: D. Weck- Front row: B. Sommers, N. Kolarek. Second row: D. Weiss, C. Gun- er, B. Wilcox, B. Peebles, V. Dulude. Third row: B. Benson, C. Kelly, delach, V. Schreiner, P. Gathagan, M. Radebaugh. Third row: R. K. Dickenson, J. Louck, G. Sir Louis. Raw, T. Love, L. Scheuermann, S. Campbell, J. Roach, J. Sroubek. Front row: D. Cartwright, B. Roach, G. Loomis, J. Henderson. Sec- ond row: G. Plotz, B. Eastwood, N. Jagger, J. Spatz, M. Siegfried. Front row: J. Vazily, E. Duncan, W. Nawalaniec, K. Hege. Second row: S. Nell, S. Holcomb, T. Johnson, J. Price, C. Staufer. Third row: I. Juris, B. Gutfranski, C. Duta, S. Dunsha, B. Stuver. Front row: D. Glaisa, M. Goila. Second row: D. VanDeusen, B. Hollo- peter, Third row: R. Schmelzer, K. Hier. Fourth row: L. Feagan. Front row: E. Benson, J. Weidanz, L. Glaisa. Second row: J. Brenner, L. Harvey, J. Good, M. Haley, Third row: P. Weise, C. Sandor, D. Ray. Fourth row: V. Larner, M. McVay, L. Johnson, K. Codding. . The Temptations? Only the sophomores! : STUNT NIGHT Stunt Night is a time where stu- for their entertainment and also for the dents have the opportunity to show students’ own entertainment. This their talents in short humorous skits. year’s Stunt Night provided some un- These skits are presented to the public usual skits. Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band! 34 Give my your hand in marriage? I don’t believe all this. My, Bil l, how you’ve changed Wy yy I don’t think he should have taken up The case of the missing fortune cookies? playing the horn! “OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY” “Our Hearts Were Young and Gay” was the play put on by the senior class under the direction of Mrs. Mary Lou Ludwig. It took a lot of hard work from all who were involved, but on November 10, 1967, it was produced for the whole community to see. The play contained many humorous parts such a s: bedbugs that bit Cornelia, Emily’s futile attempt to blow up her water wings, jumping up on the bunkbeds, chas- ing a stowaway, and those great “‘safety pockets” which de- lighted the audience. a The senior students participating in the production of the play were bie Glaisa, Bob Benson. Second row: Ken Luttner, Dave Wecker, Judy the following: Front row: Jean Vinecourt, Judy Rohacs, Mary Jo Farnsworth, Craig Peebles, Debbie Bures, Paulette Jackson, Bill Koz- Becks, Kirk Cobb, Becky Brown, Craig Cobb, Mary Ann Bonezzi, Deb- man, Kim Woodling, Steve Glick, Tom Rojack. 36 AEA LS a kL La a = ==... 7 —_ina “Emily, Cornelia’s going to be sick, right now! What are we going to do?” That Monsieur De La Croix sure has some technique! | The Cast: Front row: Brett Reardon, Mike Cavanaugh, Leslie Feagan, mann, Wendy Duke, Johna Nivens, Dorthy Vanselow, Nancee Kola- Jim Price, Bob Kshywonis, Ken MacRae, Dave Zeile. Second row: Bec- rek, Jane Spatz, Sue Orchard. Not pictured: Roy Gaffney, Jim Ranftl, ky Roach, Lynne Johnson, Nancy Bakan, Mary Leach, Lynn Scheuer- Betty Sommers. “THE EGG AND I’ One egghead in a basket. “Anyone for square dancing?” 38 Uy GEG yy htt BAD Dave The expressions on the faces of these Hornets’ fans and band members show how exciting our 1967 Homecoming game was. HOMECOMING Homecoming was a night to be remembered, not only by the queen and her court, but also by every fan who watched Highland tromp over Avon. It also proved to be a time of reunion for the alum- ni. The great Homecoming football game was the spark that started off an enchanting Homecoming weekend. Our happy Homecoming queen and her smiling attendants Jean Vinecourt, Paulette Jackson, and Debbie Bures. The pose with their proud fathers. In the front row are: Debbie fathers are Mr. Thompson, Mr. Bush, Mr. Granger, Mr. Wolf, Thompson, Cindy Bush, Denise Konyha, Queen Peggy Wolf, Mr. Vinecourt, Mr. Jackson, and Mr. Bures. The game starts with the great Highland Hornets entering the field. . . The action begins with the snap of the football. . . 40 Ken Luttner goes for a touchdown as Highland’s offense goes to work. .. Our queen and her court watch the Hornets as they start the game off right by lighting up the scoreboard. . . Our queen and her court cheer on the Hornets to their victory. . . ® e ee e é ° td e eeee e eeccce | Seeceee mY YY {11 eeenoce MINUTES ooo 8 SECONDS bag a 2 VISITOR, ie. o. CCeeeoe eevccee ® When the final score was Highland 62 and Avon 22. The wish for the Homecoming was that it be a night to remem- ber always. Our pretty queen, Peggy Wolf, is crowned by tri-cap- tain Dave Snyder. After the crowning came the queen’s dance which was set with a slow and drea- my pace. The beautiful queen, her lovely court and handsome escorts ski, Dave Snyder, Ken Luttner, our queen Peggy Wolf, Debbie are Bill Kozman, Debbie Bures, George Hendrock, Jean Vine- Thompson, Kirk Cobb, Denise Konyha, Joe Ferricci, Cindy court, Craig Cobb, Paulette Jackson, tri-captains—Lee Cekan- Bush, and Steve Wright. 42 PREPARATIONS ec desis na Spee RK irl could get lost in this | The juniors have artists in their class! Now here is a “pro” golfer! A well executed dive! ee ee ee ag Som 8 Oem eo Bowling means “action”’ to everyone. i ae Football is out Mr. Kemp; try another stance. 43 PROM BANQUET Mike Cavanaugh, the junior class president, extends a wel- come to the people at the banquet. Brett Reardon and Dave Zeile read the prophecy about the senior class. Charlette Johnson and Kirk Cobb read the senior class will. Everyone who attended the banquet enjoyed a delicious dinner. 44 “A VISIT TO NEPTUNE’S KINGDOM” Neptune’s kingdom set the scene for April 26, 1968. This was the day of the memorable Junior-Senior Prom. It started off with swimming at the Jewish | Center, putt-putt golf at Montrose, bowling and pool at Riviera Lanes, and a banquet at the Brown Derby. Then came the most mangifi- cent part of all, the dance. In the atmosphere of the ocean, the juniors and seniors danced to a great band. No one can describe the enjoyment and mem- ories which everyone has to remember from that night. Paulette Jackson and James Kerns enjoy some of the refreshments at the prom. Music and memories filled the air at the Junior-Senior Prom. FOOTBALL ’68 The 1967 Highland Football Squad: Front row: C. Peebles, K. Cobb, J. Winland. Third row: P. Holbart, P. Crocker, T. Iloanes, G. Tomko, G. Ferricci, C. Cobb, D. Snyder, K. Luttner, L. Cekanski, G. Hendrock, Wagar, J. Ranftl, L. Chimento, B. Barnes, T. Schnedetz, C. Nell, E. B. Kozman, S. Wright, A. Pincombe, A. Zgrabik. Second row: L. Sir- Repp, D. Zeile, G. Leonhardt. Fourth row: D. Shaw, G. Ladd, D. Wei- Louis, H. Beckwith, G. Green, K. Dixon, B. Young, D. Smouse, B. danz, K. Grams, J. Vujevich, D. Shaw. Searcey, B. Wagar, B. Reardon, G. Henry, G. Jacobs, D. Gehrman, J. The Highland Hornets Football Team has done it again. For the second year ina row, our team has captured.the Inland Con- ference Trophy. Only through the coopera- tion of the team and the fine coaching staff could this be achieved. But the most impor- tant element needed is desire—desire to play and desire to win. Tri-Captains: Lee Cekanski, Ken Luttner, Dave Snyder. 46 1967 HORNETS FOOTBALL RECORD Highland 28 Smithville 6 Highland 14 Revere 28 Highland’ 68 S. Amherst 6 Highland 30 Brookside 12 Highland 26 Keystone 0 Highland 38 Columbia De: Highland 62 Avon 13 Highland 16 Firelands 8 The Managers: Kneeling: Doug Sherman, Tom McDuffee. Standing: Highland 36 Buckeye 6 John Warner, Joel Arico, Head Manager; Gary Keeling, Student Trainer. Season record 8-1-0 Conference Record 14-0-0 Dad’s Night Homecoming The Coaches: Center: Head coach Phil Hahn. Standing: Robert Lynch, Backfield; Robert Keck, line and Freshman Coach; Frank | McFarland, Line Coach; Daryl Bryson, Freshman Coach; Joe Natherson, Assistant Coach. 47 The Seniors: Front row: Al Pincombe, Steve Wright, Craig Cobb, Kirk Zgrabik, Lee Cekanski, George Hendrock, Ken Luttner, Joe Ferricci, Cobb, Dennis Weidanz, Greg Kingan, Craig Peebles. Second row: Al Bill Kozman, Dave Snyder. The Freshman Team: Front row: T. Girman, J. Becks, M. Cordle, Maher. Third row: Coach Keck, R. Wolf, B. Hayden, C. Miller, R. Becks, D. Sprage, J. Cox. Second row: W. Burr, B. Winters, G. B. Adams, B. Thomas, K. Henry, M. Bures, R. Warner. Van Duesen, D. Gettemy, R. Sewalish, B. Green, J. Hardacer, D. 49 © Joe Likosar Brett Reardon A y ce George Hendrock | Paul Leitch “Opponent Wellington iL Cloverlear........ = o 2 aS hh z= ° = Jane Spatz and Nancy Bakan, Scorekeepers. WRESTLING This was the fifth year for wrestling at Highland. With the help of Coach Darryl Bryson, Coach Bob Mc- Farland, and Bob Burton, the 1967-1968 Highland Hor- nets wrestling team earned the title of ““Medina County Wrestling Champions.” The wrestlers ended the season undefeated in dual meets, with a perfect 9-0 record. They came in in first place in both the Medina Invitational Tournament, and the Brunswick Invitational Tourna- ment, and placed third in the Midpark Sectionals. Head Coach Darryl Bryson with Medina and Brunswick trophies. 52 VARSITY WRESTLE Front row: Bob Young, co-captain, Tom Cavanaugh, Eric Crocker, Ed Repp, Greg Kingan, Ken Dixon, Darryl Bryson, Fuller, Mike Cavanaugh, Steve Wright, co-captain, Jim Price. Varsity Coach. Absent: Al Zgrabek, Wally Burr, Head Mana- Back row: Bob McFarland, Junior Varsity Coach, Park ger. ed Junior Varsity: Front row: Tom Nell, Bruce Stewart, John Win- land, Larry Chimento, Bill Blynn, Mike Wright. Middle row: Tanner Aliss, Robby Mc- Glynn, Cliff Crocker, Ivan Mealer, Jim Brenner. Back : row: Craig Nell, Craig Peebles, Jim VanDuesean, Ed Pike, Cal Dillon, Tim McGill. Absent: Keith Bowersock, Jerry Mos- toller, Brent Wilcox. The 1968 Highland baseball team includes: Front row: Al Zgrabik, Bill Kozman, Harvey Beckwith, Eric Ritz, Dave Kozman, Joel Vu- jevich, Bill Spisak, Jack Topliff, Jack Heartach. Second row: Gary Henry, Tom McDuffee, Bill Martin, Jim Dickson, Bill Searcy, Gary Ranft] punches another single. BASEBALL TEAM Green, Craig Nell, Henry Todorov, Greg Tillman. Third row: Al Pincombe, Tom Love, Ken Luttner, George Hendrock, Jim Ranftl, Rob Schmelzer, Gene Reush, Brett Reardon, Lee Cekanski. The ’68 Hornets, after a poor start, brought their final record above the .500 mark and finished with an 8-7 record, coached by Mr. Cranston and Mr. Rinin- ger. The baseball team won significant victories over Wadsworth (which was the turning point of the sea- son), Brunswick, Cloverleaf and Revere. Two Hornet standouts, pitcher Bill Kozman and left-fielder Ken Luttner, made the Gazette All-County baseball team. Hornets playing on the home field. 54 The starters for 1968: Dave Zeile Mike Cavanaugh Joe Likosar Tom Cavanaugh The 1968 golf team from left to right is: Tom Cava- Greg Wagar, Bob Wagar, Dave Zeile, Loe Likosar, and naugh, Mr. Tom Brenner-Coach, Larry Chimento, Mike Cavanaugh. Fah ag “ai $ ho %, SENIOR GIRLS : VS. J-V’s a Our Senior Girls’ Basketball Team is: Front row: Kim Woodling, Mary Ann Bonezzi, Jean Vinecourt, Peggy Wolf, Becky Brown. Second row: Bec- ky Martin, Mary Jo Becks, Judy Farnsworth, Holly Barry, Paulette Jack- son. Once again our great senior girls’ basketball team was victorious. They defeated the Junior Varsity by their quick thinking and skills. SENIOR BOYS vs. FACULTY Our faculty beat our senior boys by a very close score. It was a game of skills and fun for all who participated. Hey, Ya better get rid of that ball! Really, Bill, I don’t think worshipping the floor is We really have some talented ballet dancers Whose turn to swing the next punch? doing any good! in our school. 56 CHEERLEADERS Our cheerleading squads, un- der the directions of Mrs. Ramey, have contributed the spirit we needed to help our teams to vic- tories. Through their efforts they have kept our school spirit alive. Our cheerleaders keep the spectators enthused. Practice makes our cheerleaders perfect Mrs. Ramey is the advisor for our when cheering. cheerleaders. She always helps them with their cheers if they need it. The varsity cheerleaders that pep up our sports are: Glenna Sherman, Mary Ann Bonezzi, Deb Bures, Becky Newberry, Chris Benson, and Mary Leach. Our J-V squad is: Clockwise: Karen Scheuermann, Deb- bie Thompson, Barb Polasky, and (center) Mary Ann Russell. 57 High school life is student life. . learning, thinking, living, and growing. It is the time in which we decide what path we will pursue after our student life : is over. Our student life is memories of achievements we have done and are now doing. It all starts with our first walk into this hall... After going through this hall we end up at our lockers. They usually have momentoes and books. . . STUDENT LIFE Then there is that intersection by the home economics room! With luck you can make it through. . . Student life is also creating something from your own ideas Bers 2 ...recreating something that was originated by someone other than yourself. A student’s life can be one of mental gymnastics. . . .. .or the sleeping gymnastics which help to re- lieve the tensions. 59 A student’s life can be professional guidance. . . or the help he gets from a friend. eee! i It can be a teacher filling in a student. . . or another student filling in a friend. 60 Most Leadership—Ken Luttner and Paulette Jackson Seniors like to recall such things as: our Cotillion Debutants: Carol Gabriel, Barb Gutfranski, Paulette Jackson, and Judy Rohacs, our Senior Play, our Senior Prom, and our Most Likelies some of whom are not on this page. Much appreciation goes to Mary McNeil for her help in taking pictures at special events and to Jim Kerns for his time spent on art work. Best Dancers—Lee Cekanski S E N i O R and Paulette Jackson Most Likely to Succeed—Craig Peebles Prettiest Hair—Mary Joe Becks and Bill Kozman and Judy Rohacs Sexiest Voices—Sue Sternbauer and Rob Konyha Why don’t ya come up and see me sometime! | Cutest—Peggy Wolf and Lee Cekanski Ah, yes, my little chick-a-dee! Most Dependable—Paulette Jackson and Kirk Cobb Mrs. Heath gives recognition to Paulette Jackson for her work as Editor-in-chief of the yearbook. 1968 AWARDS Senior Awards Day is a day on which every student who has done some out- standing work is given recognition. Some of the awards are for placing in the dis- = trict scholarship tests, lettering in a sport, or just doing some special thing around the school. It is a time for giving recog- nition to the people who were officers in Craig Peebles is congratulated for being the valedictorian of the 1968 graduating class. F ? ; ae : . The Student Council officers were given recognition for the fine job they did this year. Mr. Brenner gives out the awards for golfing to the team members. 62 S KB N I O R Mr. Hahn gives recognition to the senior football players who played a big role in High- land’s championship this year. Student Council and those who worked on the “Highlander.’’ On this day also the valedictorian and salutatorian are announced. The greatest thing that happens, how- ever, is when the 1968 Senior Class is presented for the first time. A Representatives of the band say ‘‘good-bye” to a dear friend. Mrs. Myers presents the “Class of 1968” to the school. Se Beth Adams Bill Adams Tanner Allis Jim Barron Linda Bates Dennis Becker John Becks Richard Becks Eric Benson Celeste Beohmerle Jeff Blewitt Anita Bogdanski Ellen Boswell Mara Brauckman Frank Brown Robert Brown Cheryl Bruegman Malcolm Bures Tanis Burkehead Walter Burr Deborah Butscher Esther Cabell Kathy Chaffin Donna Chambers Renee Chinery Mary Chodera Mark Cordle James Cox Jeff Cox Sue Craft Dale Crutchfield Richard Days Kathy Dickinson Faye Dressler Clyde Dunbar Ellen Duncan Chris Eads Darrell Echard Karen Eldred Jane Fredericks Mike Furpahs Cindy Futo Doug Gaffney Mary Gaj David Gettemy Tom Girman Lorie Glaisa Judy Gori Greg Gorman Hazel Hamilton Becky Hammond John Hardacre Bob Hayden Jim Henderson Kim Henry Bertha Hill Ed Hirsch Nancy Hirsch Sherry Holcomb Donna Hoskinson Paul Hoskinson Ron Hotchkiss Greg Imars A guest speaker for the Freshmen health classes. Carol] Jackson Tim Jackson Dale Jucikas Ida Juris Clinton Kauffman Kim Kellogg Cathy Kennedy Margaret Kilgo Francis Koenig Cliff Kovacic Glenn Kufchak Richard Kunkel Cathy Lamphear Ken Laugessen Darlene Laurie Diane Laurie Don Leonhardt Ron Leonhardt Vicky Leonhardt Linda Lonsbury Nadine Lorman Clarence Louk Russ Lutton David Maher Lonny McAllister Pat McGlynn John Mcllvried John McVay Ray Melvin Mary Mendoza Doraine Metro Charles Miller Charles Miller Kathy Morris James Moses Jeff Moses Glenn Neuman Nancy Oberst Dave Patterson Ed Peck Sandra Pizzillo Beth Pohl George Van Deusen President Tom Cavanaugh Vice President 66 Debby Thompson Secretary Gary Loomis Treasurer Mindy Radebaugh Randy Raw Debby Riegel Jane Roach Jim Robb Richard Roll Jenny Roosen Mary Russell Robert Savage Virginia Schreiner Debby Searles Susan Selzer Richard Sewalish Martin Shade Lynn Shaefer Carol Shaw LuAnn Shaw Doug Sherman Sandra Sherman Sara Shook Marilyn Siegfried Richard Volfre Sarah Walden Pat Walters Jeanne Weidanz Gary Wentink Ken Wershing Diane West Lee West Glenn Whitam Jody Wilcox Bob Winter Ray Wolf Janice Wolny Veronica Woomer Cindy Wright Randy Young Bill Young Gene SirLouis Dianne Smith Robert Smith Bill Smith Barbara Smouse Sharon Spradling Dick Sprague Virginia Stamm Jill Staufer Tom Sullivan Chris Swires Jean Tanner Richard Terepka Bob Thomas Linda Tilbert Marjorie Tillman Donent Tomko Jim Totts Richard Trend Dale VanDeusen Warren Vetter Freshmen enjoying their Latin I class. Pictures not available: C. Arico, C. Bailey, B. Bell, J. Beverlin, L. Balinski, D. Caboll, L. Cornelius, R. Dal- ton, R. Green, J. Johnson, M. Hursky, C. Kofron, D. Patterson, N. Race, M. Terepka, S. Tomko, M. Vlack, R. Warner, M. Wetzel. Allan Baker Brenda Baker Sue Baloun Carol Barker Bill Barnes Barb Barnett Charles Basham Tom Beavers Roger Beal Harvey Beckwith Chris Benson Alan Bleuter Bill Blynn Pete Bonezzi Lois Boswell Sherrie Bowen Diane Bowman Jim Brenner Paul Brown Joe Bruner Mary Jane Bruner Mae Cabell Brian Cadnum Sue Campbell Larry Chimento Carolyn Chodera Jack Cook Jim Cooper Cliff Crocker Linda Culler Bill Dale Bill Darling Jean Davis Pat Dustin Carolyn Duta Laura Earnest Ed Eyerdom Becky Hack 69 Wanda Ford Debbie Foy Kathy Foy JoKtta Frantz Eric Fuller Cindy Futo John Gaj Jean Gallatin Pam Gathagan Don Gehrman Pat Gillespie Mary Lou Goila Jane Good Gary Green Bob Grimm Linda Guldeman Diane Gutfranski Kathy Hege Ray Hale Marsha Haley Leslie Hamilton Pat Harrison Gary Harter Lynn Harvey Mark Hausman Kathy Hayden Karen Hier Pat Holbert Brent. Hollopeter Janice Hotchkiss Vicky Huntsman Tom Ioanes Kathy Johnson Gary Keeling Candy Kelly Chris Kohler Absentees: Jim Dickson, Steve Dzurinda, Debra Fitch, Mike Fulton, Dennis Hack, Jean Harris, Gary Henry, Ray Hrbac, Libby Imars, Tammy Johnson, Bob Mc- Glynn. Denise Konyha Dave Kozman Jim Kreuscher Geoff Kufchak Debbie Ladd Ginette Leidal Gordon Leonhardt Becky Likosar Loren Love Pat Ludwig Cathy Martin Rita Maynard Janice McClelland Paula McLemore Ivan Mealer Tony Meglich Richard Merkle Bernadette Miller Tom McDuffee Norm Renner Charlotte Miller Katie Mudd Walter Nawalaniec Craig Nell Wayne Neuman Debbie Paul Bruce Peebles Gail Plotz Linda Poczontek Barb Polasky David Ray Eric Ritz Rex Roach Gene Rojack Rudy Roosen Bruce Rush Robert Salaciak Karen Scheuermam 70 Absentees: Bob Meglich, Mike Milich, Terry Neuman, Larry Reeves, Bill Searcy, Bill Shaw, Dave Shaw, Lynn Spradling, Ken Terepka, Jim Totts, Henry Tod- orov. Lauren Scheuermann Bob Smeltzer Tim Schnedetz Dennis Shanafelt Dale Shaw Carol Showers Lloyd Sir Louis Leon Smith Jeanette Sobcezyk Bruce Stewart Mary Sullivan Cathy Swank Greg Tillman Carol Tomko George Tomko Jack Tramonte Richard Trend Pat Truxall Nancy Maher Colors: Forest Green and White Dianne Cartwright Flower: White Carnation tipped in green. Joel Valenti Andy VanDeusen Kathy Vanko Sue VanMeter Jill Vaszily Joel Vujevich Greg Wagar Ed Walters Judy Warner Sheryl Weaver Debby Wecker John Williams Evelyn Willard Linda Wilson Glenda Wright Mike Wright Charles Young Jackie Yuncker Dave Hammond Kathy Harrison Twila Harter Chris Hemminger Kurt Hier Dave Henry Andy Holobinko Linda Jackson Colors: Burgundy and White Flower: Pink Sweetheart Rose Motto: “Ts qui discit, docet.” Les Feagan models his class jacket. dZ John Allis Debbie Aring Nancy Bakan Bob Battles Ron Becker Linda Berger Holly Bishop Ron Brenstuhl Cindy Bush Chris Casterline Sandy Conant Mel Craft Park Crocker Karen Dalton Sharon Dalton Larry Damon Sandy Davis Ellen Dawson Sue Dawson Dennis Deis Ken Dixon Wendy Duke Vic Dulude Clare Dusek Ron Eads Barb Eastwood Allen Earnest Pat Eldred Les Feagan Sheryl Fitch Doug Ford Matt Fox Gary Franko Margaret Frazier Roy Gaffney Sue Gaj Jim Gillespie Maureen Goodbody Diane Gorman Ken Grams Terry Jackson Gary Jacobs Nancy Jagger Lynne Johnson Judy Jolly Linda Jones Wayne Jordan Gary Karwoski Judi Keen Nancee Kolarek Arlene Krasny Bob Kshywonis Greg Ladd Vic Larner Ella Laugesen Joe Likosar Tom Love Ken MacRae Denise Malafa Pam Mangram Anita Marrone Phyllis Massarelli Becky Nawalaniec Denise McCaskey Tim McGill Mike McVay Linda Mealer Sandy Mealer Glenn Melrose Becky Newberry Ralph Miklovich Johna Nivins Sue Orchard Jim Ranftl Diane Reagle Brett Reardon Roy Peebles Ed Repp Gene Reusch Becky Roach Mindy Robertson Rudy Roosen Sue Rottmayer Jim Price Chris Sandor Lynn Scheuermann Neil Scott Janice Sroubek The class ring. We’ve sold peanuts and candy. . .waited for our class jackets and rings. . . spent hours decorating for the Homecoming dance and transforming the gym for the Prom. . .we put on:a play. . .Junior boys have helped a great deal in the sports scene. . .we’ve been busy. . .next year we’ll just take it easy and wait to be graduated. 73 Pat Sees Glenna Sherman Norma Sherman Steve Showers Dave Smouse Betty Sommers Jane Spatz Bill Spisak Pat Sprankle Craig Staufer Henry Tilbert Diane Tomey Dorthy Vanselow Lillian Vetter Bob Wagar Max Wallace Karen Wegar Barb Whitacre Ken Whitehill Pat Wiese John Winland Bob Young age Mike Cavanaugh Dave Zeile Cathy Cordle President Treasurer Secretary Absentees: Janet Carlson, Calvin Dillon, Ken Fites, Gary Kuder, Mary Leach, Bob Lewandowski, Max Meglich, Allen Race, Rick Seymour, Bruce Spring, Becky Stuver, Bruce Vanderschrier. “Good Luck. You’ll need it.” 74 The Honor Roll consists of from left to right: Front row: M. Gaj, M. Mendoza, Ida Juris, V. Schreiner, N. Lorman, B. Ham- mond, M. Brauckmann, D. Wecker, L. Harvey. Second row: D. Shanafelt, M. Leach, M. Robertson, M. Cavanaugh, G. Kuf- chak, E. Ritz, .D. Zeile, T. McDuffee, J. Good, B. Barnett MERIT ROLL The Merit Roll consists of: Front row: J. Wolny, D. Searles, M. Russell, M. Sullivan, K. Scheuermann, C. Miller, P. Ludwig, L. Imars, M. Haley. Second row: A. Krasny, B. Brown, R. Lutton, D. Gaffney, J. Cox, J. Cox, T. Allis, E. Eyerdom, P. Gathagan, D. Glaisa, N. Bakan. Third row: B. Sommers, D. Ceboll, B. Roach, S. Rottmayer, S. Davis, N. Sherman, J. Spatz, C. Buch, J. Rohacs, 79 Third row: C. Cor dle, B. Bemson, K. Cobb, J. Sroubek, D. Bures, N. Hale, N. Kolarek, L. Feagan, L. Glaisa, S. Dawson, E. Dawson. Fourth row: C. Peebles, P. Leitch, B. Grimm, R. Hale, B. Gutfranski, and M. Fox. S. Campbell, P. Wiese, A. Marrone. Fourth row: D. VanDeusen, C. Cobb, K. MacRae, J. Likosar, W. Duke, J. Nivins, P. Crocker, D. Smouse, D. Vanselow, D. Snyder, P. Wolf, B. Schmelzer. Fifth row: G. Reusch, J. Ranftl, S. Dunsha, H. Barry, S. Gedeon, K. Peth, T. Kalmeyer, K. Codding, K. Luttner, and R. Roach. ‘Holly Anne Barry ees a oO Se RGN eS CSO CO COCO De Sean Wallace L. Brocious : wee Susan Lynn Dunsha - “Sue” as K. co r— - - Judy Marie Farnsworth “Pom” - : - _ - : _ “Judy” Sarah Ferricci és Sar” Nancy Louise Fleeman a | 7 “Nan E Joseph Ferricci oO Barbara Stacy G Barp Laura Elsie Heger “V oe Susan Mae Hirsch - George R. Hen a “Prudence Proper’”’ “George” Ketchup Russell J. Imars “Russ” Raymond Gene Huff 6e Ray ? ‘ Si OAR att nn do Thom Robert Kalmeyer Tom Lynn Dee Kirstein Lynn” : Paulette Ann Jackson “Paul’ John Mathew Kohler _ John ” yl Lee Kingan : Robert Louis Konyha a “Henry Gibson” William A. Kozma Paul A. Leitch “Paul” FE William D. Martin © i Bil. | Scott A. Mathews “Scott Dy Kenneth Wayne Provochy : “Ken” . - Diane E. Ray cn ae Evelyn B. Reeves vie. ‘Jill JaMae Rodenbucker d udith J. Rohacs “Judy” Thomas R. Rojack “Assistant A.A.S.” Marc F. Ruckel “Mare” oe Adelyn Paula Sabo “Lynn” Black and White “An investment in knowledge pays high dividends.” Cath Cheryl A Christine Marion Tilbert Camera Shy: Richard Alan Blueter Keith J. Bowersock Herman Mark Drews William J. Frantz William M. Kilarsky Hobart C. Hamilton Jon S. Marrone David Thomas Orient Bruce Edward Pohl Larry John Rodenbucker Donald R. Trend James Vujevich Paula Jo Weidman James Charles VanDeusen “King” iS : Walter Russel Vetter Jean Marie Vinecourt John Andrew Warner ! PWaly Jean John” David Brent Kimberly Ann Woodling _ “Wood” Lenn ypnassnnn Mr. Chaffee goes over last minute details with the graduates. As the time nears, the seniors begin to realize what this graduation means to them and their future. GRADUATION 1968 Craig Peebles gives the valedictorian The speaker talks to those present Kirk Cobb gives his salutatorian speech. speech. about the future. Dave Snyder presents to Mr. Vermillion the The senior vocalists sing their last song as high school students. senior class’s gift to the school. 89 The final moments as seniors have come. Now these students must look to the future as gra- duates of Highland High School. Mr. Chaffee congratulates Craig for being the Congratulations are extended to Kirk for being valedictorian of his class. the salutatorian of his class. 4 : “tt. . ae “we ge ed De Mary Ann Bonezzi receives the High- Bob Benson receives an award for being an Ken Luttner receives a scholarship to Ohio State land Council Scholarship. outstanding band member. and football awards. 90 SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES Abrams, Barb... .Concert Band, 1,2; March- ing Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus, 3,4; Junior Class Plays DA. 2.3.4: GA.A., 1,2,3,4; Glee, 2: Majorette, 2,3,4; Student Council, 4; Stunt Night, 1. Arico, Joel... .Junior Class Play; F.T.A., 2, 3,4; Golf, 1; Photography, 2; Manager of Athletic Team, 1,2,3,4. Baker, Laura....G.A.A., 2,3; Office Assis- tant, 4; Pep Club, 2,3; Secretarial Assistant, 4; Y-Teens, 3. Barry, Holly....Concert and Marching Band, 1,2,3,4; Chorus, 2,3,4; Junior and Se- nior Class Plays: F.T.A., 2,3,4; G.A.A., 1,2,3, 4; Glee, 1,2; Majorette, 1,2,3,4; Office Assis- tant, 4; Student Council, 4; Stunt Night, 1; F.T.A. Treasurer, 3,4; Head Majorette, 4; Chorus Secretary-Treasurer, 4; G.A.A. Presi- dent, 4. Bates, Chuck.. ..Chorus, 2,3,4; Junior and Senior Class Plays; F.T.A., 2,3,4; Glee, 1,2, 3,4; Stunt Night, 4. Becks, Mary Jo... .Chorus, 2,3,4; Marching Band, 3,4; Senior Class Play; Majorette, 3, 4; Stunt Night, 1,4; Newspaper, 1. Benson, Bob....Concert and Marching Band, 1,2,3,4; Chorus, 2; Senior Class Play; Glee, 1; Pep Band, 1,2,3,4; Science Club, 1, 2,3,4; Student Council, 1,4; Science Club President, 4; Band Preside ut, 4. Beverlin, Bob....Photography Club 2; Science Club, 1,2; Stunt Night, 2,4. Blueter, Richard... .Science Club, 3,4. Bonezzi, Mary Ann... .Cheerleader, 1,2,3,4; Junior and Senior Class Plays; G.A.A., 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club, 1,2; Science Club, 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Council, 3; Stunt Night, 3,4; Home- coming, 3; Class Treasurer, 3,4. Bowersock, Keith... .Photography Club, 3; Track, 1; Wrestling, 3,4; Manager of Athle- tic Team, 4. Brown, Becky... ..Junior and Senior Class Plays; F.T.A., 2,3,4; G.A.A., 3,4; Highlander Staff, 4; Latin Club, 1,2,3; Librarian Assis- tant, 3; Student Council, 3; Stunt Night, 1, 2,3,4; Latin Club President, 3; Latin Club Secretary, 2; National Honor Society, 3,4. Bures, Deb... .Cheerleader, 1,2,3,4; Chorus, 2,3,4; Senior Class Play; F.T.A., 2,3,4; Office Assistant, 4; Pep Club, 2; Student Council, 2,3; Homecoming Attendant, 3,4; Stunt Night, 2,3; National Honor Society, 4; Class Treasurer, 1; Class Secretary, 4; G.A.A., 1, 2,3,4; Glee, 1,2; Latin Club, 1,2. Cabell, Sarah... .Secretarial Assistant, 4. Cekanski, Lee... . Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Ju- nior Class Play; Football, 1,2,3,4; Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Varsity H, 2,3,4; Stunt Night, 3,4; Class Vice-president, 4. Cobb, Craig... . Basketball, 1,2,3; Chorus, 2, 3,4; Junior and Senior Class Plays; Football, 1,2,3,4; Glee, 1,2,4; Latin Club, 1,2; Photo- graphy Club, 2,3; Student Council, 3,4; Var- sity H, 3,4; Stunt Night, 4; National Honor Society, 3,4; Class Treasurer, 2; Student Council Treasurer, 3,4. Cobb, Kirk. ... Basketball, 1,2; Chorus, 2,3, 4; Senior Class Play; Football, 1,2,3,4; Glee, 1,2,4; Latin Club, 1,2; Science Club, 2,3,4; Student Council, 1,2,3,4; Varsity H, 4; Wrestling, 3; Stunt Night, 4; Honor Guard, 3; National Honor Society, 3,4; Class Presi- dent, 2; Student Council Vice-President, 3; Latin Club Vice-President, 3; Chorus Presi- dent, 4. Codding, Ken....Concert and Marching Band, 1,2,3,4; Chorus, 2,3,4; Senior Class Play; Glee, 1,2,3,4; Pep Band, 3; Stunt Night, 1,2. Dunsha, Sue....Concert and Marching Band, 1,2,3,4; Chorus, 2,3,4; Junior Class Play; F.T.A., 2,3,4; G.A.A., 1,3,4; Glee, 1,2; Pep Band, 3; Student Council, 4; Stunt eee 1; F.T.A. President, 4; Band Treasur- Gn, Br Farnsworth, Judy... .Chorus, 2,3,4; Senior Class Play; G.A.A., 1,2,3,4; Glee, 1; Office Assistant, 3; Student Council, 4; Y-Teens, 1,2,3,4; Stunt Night, 1,2; Y-Teens Secretary, 3; Y-Teens President, 4. Ferricci, Joe... . Basketball, 1; Football, 1,2, 3,4; Student Council, 3,4; Varsity H, 2,3,4; Wrestling, 3; Stunt Night, 3,4; Varsity H Secretary, 3; Varsity H President, 4. Ferricci, Sarah....G.A.A., 4; Librarian As- sistant, 4; Secretarial Assistant, 4. Fleeman, Nancy... .G.A.A., 1,2,3,4; Glee, 1; Office Assistant, 4; Pep Club, 1,2,3,4; Secre- tarial Assistant, 4; Student Council, 4; Y- Teens, 3,4; Stunt Night, 1,2,3,4; Pep Club President, 4. Frantz, Bill....Marching Band, 1,2; Bas- ketball, 1; Chorus, 2,3,4; Glee, 1,2,3,4. Gabriel, Carol....Marching and Concert Band, 1,2,3,4; Chorus, 4; Junior and Senior Class Plays; F.T.A., 2,3,4; G.A.A., 1,2,3,4; Glee, 2,3; Highlander Staff, 2,3; Majorette, 3,4; Y-Teens, 1,3; Stunt Night, 1,2; News- paper, 1. Gedeon, Sandy... .Chorus, 2,3,4; Glee, 1,2; Stunt Night, 1,2. Getson, Connie....Glee, 2; F.T.A., 2,4; G.A.A., 2; Highlander Staff, 2,4; Y-Teens, 4. Glaisa, Deb... .Concert and Marching Band, 1,2,3,4; Chorus, 2,3; Senior Class Play; Glee, 1,2; Pep Band, 3,4. Glick, Steve.... Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Junior and Senior Class Plays; F.T.A., 1,2,3,4; Glee, 1,2; Student Council, 1; Stunt Night, 1; Class President, 1. Gorey, Mary Lou... .Glee, 1,2. Gundelach, Connie....Marching Band, 4; Junior and Senior Class Plays; F.T.A., 3,4; G.A.A., 1,2,3,4; Pep Club, 1,2; Science Club 2,3,4; Stunt Night, 1,2,3,4; Science Club Sec- retary-Treasurer, 3. Gutfranski, Barb... .Concert and Marching Band, 1,2,3,4; Chorus, 2,3,4; Junior Class Play; G.A.A., 4; Glee, 1,2; Office Assistant, 4; Pep Band, 3,4; Secretarial Assistant, 4; Stunt Night, 4; National Honor Society, 3, 4; Band Secretary, 3; Band Vice-president, 4. Hale, Nancy....G.A.A., 2. Heger, Laura....Concert and Marching Band, 1; G.A.A., 2; Office Assistant, 4; Pep Club, 2; Secretarial Assistant, 4; Stunt Night, 1. Heinsons, John.... Photography Club, 2, 3,4; Student Council, 2; School Paper, 4; Photography Club President, 2; Photogra- phy Club Vice-President, 3,4. Hirsh, Sue....F.T.A., 2,3,4; G.A.A., 4; Highlander Staff, 4; Librarian Assistant, 3; Y-Teens, 4; Stunt Night, 1,2,3 ; Newspaper, 4. Jackson, Paulette....Senior Class Play; F.T.A., 2,3,4; G.A.A., 1,2,3,4; Glee, 2; High- lander Staff, 2,3,4; Latin Club, 1,2,3; Pep Club, 3; Student Announcer, 4; Student Council, 4; Homecoming Attendant, 4; Stunt Night Committee, 4; National Honor Socie- ty, 3,4; Latin Club Secretary, 3; National Honor Society Secretary, 4; Highlander Edi- tor-in-chief, 4; Honor Guard for the Seniors, Johnson, Charolette....Y-Teens, 4; Stunt Night, 4. Kilarsky, Bill. ...Pro Decorations, 3. Kingan, Cheryl....G.A.A., 1; Y-Teens, 1. Kohler, John.... Librarian Assistant, 3,4; Photography Club, 3; Wrestling, 4. Leitch, Paul....Concert and Marching Band, 1,2; Basketball, 1,2,3; National Honor Society, 4. Luttner, Ken... . Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Junior and Senior Class Plays; Football, 1,2,3,4; F.T.A., 3,4; Baseball, 2,3,4; Student Council, 3,4; Varsity H, 2,3,4; Stunt Night, 2,3,4; Basketball Team Captain, 1,3; Football Team Captain, 1,4; Class President, 3; Stu- dent Council President, 4; National Honor Society, 4. Marrone, Jon....Librarian Assistant, 4; Stunt Night, 3,4. Mathews, Scott....F.T.A., 4; Highlander Staff, 4; Stunt Night, 4. Mostoller, Jerry. ...Football, 1; Wrestling, 4. Peebles, Craig....Concert Band, 1,2,3,4; Marching Band, 1; Chorus, 2,3,4; Senior Class Play; Football, 1,2,3,4; F.T.A., 3; Glee, 1,2,3,4; Latin Club, 1,2; Pep Band, 2,3,4; Wrestling, 2,3,4; Stunt Night, 2,3,4; National Honor Society, 4. Pike, Ed....Concert Band, 3; Marching Band, 3,4; F.T.A., 2,3,4; Photography Club, 2; Science Club, 1,2,3,4; Student Council, 3; Wrestling, 3,4; Stunt Night, 1,2,3; Science Club President, 3. il Pincombe, Al... . Football, 1,2,3,4; F.T.A., 4; Golf, 1; Varsity H, 4; Manager to Athletic Team, 2,3,4. Pohl, Bruce.... Photography Club, 2,3. Provochy, Ken.. .. Football, 1,2,3; Wrest- ling, 1,2,4; Stunt Night, 2. Ray, Diane. ...Concert and Marching Band, 1,2,3,4; F.T.A., 2,3,4; G.A.A., 1,2; Latin Club, 1,2; Pep Band, 2,3,4; Science Club, 4; Nat- ional Honor Society, 4. Reeves, Evelyn. ...Cheerleader, 1,2; Junior Class Play; F.T.A. , 2; Latin Club, 1,2; Pep Club, 1,2; Student Council, 1,2; Stunt Night, 1; Class Secretary, 1; National Honor Socie- ty, 3,4; National Honor Society Treasurer, 4. Rodenbucker, Jill....F.T.A., 4; G.A.A., 1,2, 3,4; Librarian Assistant, 4; Pep Club, 4; Sec- retarial Assistant, 4; Y-Teens, 4; Newspaper, 4. Rohacs, Judy... .Chorus, 3,4; Senior Class Play; F.T.A., 2,3,4; G.A.A., 2,3,4; Glee, 1,2; Latin Club, 1,2; Pep Club, 2; Science Club, 4; Stunt Night, 3,4; National Honor Socie- ty, 3,4. Ruckel, Marc....Concert and Marching Band, 1,2; Chorus, 1,2,3,4; Junior and Se- nior Class Plays; Glee, 1,2,4; Student Coun- cil, 4; Stunt Night, 1,2. Sabo, Adelyn....Pep Club, 1; Stunt Night, 1,4; Newspaper, 4. Salzwimmer, Wendy... .Chorus, 2; G.A.A., 2,3; Highlander Staff, 3,4; Librarian Assis- tant, 3,4; Secretarial Assistant, 4. Seymour, Gary.... Basketball, 1; Golf, 1. Shaw, Diane....G.A.A., 4; Pep Club, 1,2; Y-Teens, 4. Smith, Gary....Marching Band, 1. Snyder, Dave....Basketball, 1; Chorus, 2, 3,4; Football, 1,2,3,4; Glee, 1,2,3,4; Latin Club, 1,2; Science Club, 2,3,4; Student Coun- cil, 4; Varsity H, 2,3,4; Stunt Night, 4; Nat- ional Honor Society, 3,4; National Honor So- ciety Vice-President, 4; Class Vice-President, 2; Class President, 4. Spurrier, Cathy....F.T.A., 3; G.A.A., 4; Pep Club, 1,2; Science Club, 3,4; Y-Teens, 4. St. Clair, Linda....G.A.A., 3,4; Secretarial Assistant, 4; Stunt Night, 3. Sternbauer, Sue....Chorus, 2,3,4; Junior Class Play; F.T.A., 2,3,4; G.A.A., 1,2;3,4; Glee, 1,2; Highlander Staff, 4; Pep Club, 1; Science Club, 2,3; Stunt Night, 1,2,3,4; Science Club Secretary-Treasurer, 2. Stiles, Janelle....G.A.A., 1; Glee, 1,2,3; Li- brary Assistant, 1,2,3,4; Office Assistant, 4; Pep Club, 1; Secretarial Assistant, 4; Stunt Night, 1. Underwood, Linda... .G.A.A., 2,4; Pep Club, 2,3; Secretarial Assistant, 4; Stunt Night, iL. VanDeusen, Jim. ...Concert and Marching Bandile2.3 4a Choruswled rasa ce tile Aemeor os Glee, 1,2,3,4; Baseball, 3; Pep Band, 2,3,4; Photography Club 4; Science Club, 1,2,3,4; Varsity H, 3,4; Wrestling, 1,2,3,4; Stunt Night, 1,2,3,4; Science Club Vice-President, 4. Vinecourt, Jean. ...Cheerleader, 1; F.T.A., 4; G.A.A., 1,2,4; Highlander Staff, 4; Secre- tarial Assistant, 4; Homecoming Attendant, 4. Warner, John....Manager to Athletic Team, 2,4; Newspaper Staff, 4. Weeker, Dave... .Concert Band, 1,2; March- ing Band, 1,2,3; Junior and Senior Class Plays; F.T.A., 3,4; Glee, 1,2,3,4; Latin Club, 1,2; Photography Club, 2,3; Student Council, 2,4; Stunt Night, 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society, 3,4; National Honor Society Presi- dent, 4; Chorus Vice-President, 4. Weidanz, Denny....Concert Band, 1,2,3,4; Marching Band, 1,2,3; Chorus, 2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Football, 4; F.T.A., 4; Glee, 2,4; Pep Band, 1,2,3,4; Photography Club, 2; Science Club, 3,4; Student Council, 4; Wrestling, 1,2,3,4; Stunt Night, 1,2,3,4. Weidman, Paula... .Y-Teens, 4. Weiss, Deb....Concert Band, 4; Marching Band, 3,4; F.T.A., 2,3,4; G.A.A., 2; Latin Club, 1,2; Pep Band, 4; Pep Club, 2; Stu- dent Announcer, 4. Wilcox, Brent....Concert and Marching Band, 1,2,3,4; Pep Band, 3,4; Photography Club, 3,4; Science Club, 2,3,4; Wrestling, 3,4; Stunt Night, 2,4. Willard, Robin....Concert and Marching Band, 2; Junior and Senior Class Plays; F.T.A., 2,3,4; G.A.A., 2,3,4; Pep Club, 1,2,3. Wolf, Peggy ....Concert Band, 2; March- ing Band, 2,3,4; Junior Class Play; F.T.A., 2,3,4; G.A.A., 1,3,4; Majorette, 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council, 1,3,4; Queen, 4; Newspaper Co- editor, 4. Woodling, Kim... .Junior and Senior Class Plays; F.T.A., 2,3,4; G.A.A., 1,2,3,4; Pep Club, 1,2,3,4; Stunt Night, 1,2,3; Newspaper Staff, 2. Wright, Steve... . Football, 1,2,3,4; Track, 1; Varsity H, 4. PATRONS Ken Luttner Mrs. Zimmerman Dale Shaw Mr. Mrs. R.C. Ladd Joey Louk Mr. Mrs. Wayne Johnson Linda St. Clair Mr. Mrs. Gerald Vanke Ginette Leidal Mr. Mrs. William Urban Mark Hausman Mr. Fred C. Kraus Mr. Mrs. Alvin Aring Mr. Mrs. Charles Bush Pam Mangrum Dr. P.P. Parker Diane Bowman Fr. Paul KE. Schindler Joel Arico Robert D. Zito, D.D.S. 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