Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1969 volume:

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It is also a time of ripening and maturing of those growths begun in the spring. A season is . . .a time of harvesting and of preparing for a winter of rest. A period where everything exhibits its utmost in color. A season is. . - . a winter of snowy whiteness, brisk air, and a warmth of heart. It is a time for holidays and the spirit of peace and good will for all. A season is . . . a spring of fresh new beginnings. A melting of snow and a blooming of daffodils. It is a time for a rebirth of spirit and new hope for another good year. And as each season progresses, the leaves of the calendar are turned, unfolding a new school year, rich in beginnings, fulfill- ments and successes. Table of Contents SUMMER Activities Administration Faculty FALL Activities Sports Freshmen WINTER Activities Sports Sophomores Juniors SPRING Activities Sports Seniors . soar SAGAR: RRO Se soni econ sisi ST REANONRRRGAce a — WGKA il Ee RRA Summer is a time of relaxation and rest. The green leaves of summer provide shade for picnickers and for those who just like to loaf during a few free hours. The hot summer days bring out the area sunbathers in full force while others go on vacations, encountering new experiences, meeting new people, and visiting both new and old places. This summer also created a ''first'’ in Highland's history, that of having a newly-married couple, Sheryl and Jim Thompson, teaching in the school. There are also a variety of jobs open to the many who like to keep busy and who enjoy the challenge and fun of earning some extra money. Opposite Page Upper Left: A lazy swimmer enjoys the water. Opposite Page Lower Left: Mr. Keck managing an uncooperative sprinkler. Opposite Page Right: Nancee Kolarek dashes to a summer practice session. Above: Sandy Rantfl receives change from Becky Roach at her summer job. Lower Left: Newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, at their reception. Lower Right: A radiant bride with her husband at their happiest moment. With August drawing to a close, a season of preparation begins as the football team and band practice diligently. From sprinting and running gauntlet, to scrimmage and shed drill, the sweat and strain of football practice seems hard and unending, but will result in a successful season. The boys begin practice two weeks before school opens, and by the first day of school are looking forward to that exciting first game. Also looking forward to the game is the band, which takes pride in each half-time perform- ance. During the summer, the band is whipped into shape with cries of ‘hubba'' on hot days, and the bafflement of learning new drills, ing the work- as he punts ing out on the sled. Upper attention 1s ing his tuba. Ic im Rantfl J McFarland superv ight ite Page R : Team work Les Feagan pract : Mr Center —- he tea ao . @ a fees © cOGs (ob 6 a5 0% a One tes the i ls signa he ttes, Carolyn Duta and Candy Ss as Sue Orchard ight Kelly discuss their routine. Right jore : Maj R Lower see As students prepare for the coming year, so do staff members. Their summer has been relaxing as well. We know that many have spent enjoyable vacations with their families and some have furthered their education, but all must soon get back in the swing of things. Classes must be planned, menus prepared, and the building cleaned and repaired — all before school begins. The secretaries are gathering together schedules, records and the countless other papers necessary to maintain a smooth-running school year. Upper Left: Mr. Eckart at work in the office. Left Center: Mr. Becker relaxing during a casual moment. Lower Left: Mrs. Webster awaiting student's arrival. Upper Right Center: Mrs. Kraus checking her recipes. Upper Right: Mrs. Tramonte updating her knowledge for the benefit of her students. Lower Right: Mr. Shook doing some cleaning. Members of the School Board are as follows: Seated, Mrs. Evelyn Brunskill, Clerk; Mr. Vermillion, Superintendent; and Mrs. Elsie Hummel. Standing, Mr. William Kelly, Mr. Robert Mr. Lewin O. Vermillion is superintendent of the Highland School District. In dealing with various people who have an interest in our school, Mr. Ver- million must be skilled as a diplomat. Acting as head-coordinator of the educational program he must manage transportation throughout the district and help the school board with budget planning. There are other fundamental departments work- ing together in the school, also. The cooks, custodial staff, office staff, and guidance counselors are these Mr. Andy Higgins and Mrs. Jean Myers Guidance Counselors Schmelzer, President; Mrs. Josephine Becks, Vice-President; and Mr. John Wiszt. people behind the scene. The custodial staff aids by cleaning, by making repairs, and by keeping the grounds in order. The cooks, besides the actual preparation of the meals, must serve and clean up afterwards. The staff is always trying to please the students and to pro- vide good-tasting, nourishing meals. The guidance counselors, as well as giving various tests and recording the results, advise students on their plans for the future. Mrs. Margaret South Librarian Clockwise from Upper Left: Mrs. Frances Babcock, office secretary; Mrs, Lola Webster, secretary to the superintendent and clerk; Mrs. Virginia Kraus, dietitian; Mrs. Kraus, Mrs. Codding, Mrs. Juris, Mrs. St. Clair, cooking staff; Mr. Shook and Mr. Feess, custodians. 1] 12 Miss Carmany Mr. Brenner Mr. Burch Miss Chiaramonte 5 er Hg Be 13 Mr. McFarland 14 Miss Radwanski Mr. Ring Mr. Ruddock ihe Mrs. Thompson � - Mrs. Tramonte ee gat, hia a Sante ak : ta | ig cent of Pere 2 £ caters S ee SESE Bee enone 18 Our principal, Mr. Richard W. Chaffee, would like this year to be a memorable one at Highland High. His main goal is to help students realize that the most important objective in this day and age is for them to become contributing citizens in the society in which they live. They must learn to practice the principles of democracy. Mr. Chaffee is always willing to devote a por- tion of his busy day to the students. A capable leader, Mr. Chaffee feels safe in placing his confi- dence in young. people. Get BOGE As the school doors open in September, veteran udents and incoming Freshmen flood the spotless corridors. Previously empty lockers soon are filled with school books and miscellaneous items. Confused Frosh are found wandering about halls, hunting for their various classrooms. An orientation assembly provides the first true uniting between students and teachers. Lower left: A Freshman studies a map of the school. Lower right: Mike Cavanaugh gives an opening speech. Se SS, NN Upper left: Enthused students cheer the team. Right: Dave Zeile is a second-string'’ cheerleader. Highland's pep rallies bring together the stu- dents who have school spirit and appreciate our team. The cheerleaders, with the help of announcer, Les Feagan, lead the student body in a variety of cheers. During the pep meeting, continued competition for the spirit stick keeps morale high and instills a fever of excitement for the upcoming game. 2) ae ened burbsed Skeeter ce 74 es mee rae: be eseee _ = =] (e) O me) c Lie} (ss o o 3 Lo) A= £ 2) 18) ® £ (e) a foe) re) oO An October chill of excitement filled the stands with the familiar faces of alumni who had ''come home’ for the eventful game. At the pre-game ceremonies, the queen and her court were escorted across the field by proud fathers and friends. Judy then re- ceived a triple reward, that of being crowned and kissed by our tri-captains. Despite the cold, all hearts were warm with the spirit of the occasion and many made plans to attend the dance the next evening. Our Homecoming Queen, Judy Jolly, is surrounded by her court. The Sophomore attendant is Becky Ham- MINUTES sees mond, Senior attendants are Cindy Bush, Johna Nivins, and Becky Newberry. Carolyn Duta is the Junior attend- ant and Sue Papp is the attendant from the Freshman @e@¢eeecee eeeese ee e eet eevee class. Se etees @eeeeceee Pa amet 2: te ext “2% ey ee 2s eee ee % FRR 22S. SE Seq Ken Dixon, Cindy Bush, Gary Jacobs, Johna Niwmins, Ed Repp, Becky Newberry, tri-captains, Bob Young, Jim Ranftl, and Brett Reardon encircle the queen, Judy Jolly and her two young admirers, Danny Gaffney and 26 Radiant girls with their handsome escorts create a feeling of autumn magic. The lovely girls of the Queen's court are escorted to the stage, now trans- formed into a harvest scene. The little crown bearer conscientiously performs his important duty of pre- senting the queen's crown and the flower girl proudly gives up her roses to the happy queen. The football players take advantage of the Queen's Dance to show their dancing skills. When the evening is through, a memory of Homecoming lingers in the empty gym. Susie Major. To complete the court are Sue Papp, Bob Wagar, Becky Hammond, Dave Smouse, Carolyn Duta and Park Crocker. After an opening loss to Revere, the Hornet's football team continued with five straight victories over conference rivals. A scoreless tie with Firelands spoiled a perfect conference record. The team, however, bounced back to defeat arch-rival Buckeye and Wayne County power Triway. Coach McFarland and his staff are to be com- mended for the fine work as are the players them- selves. Despite pre-season predictions we are, for the third straight year, champions of the Inland Conference. C. CHAMPS Tri-captains Jim Ranftl, Brett Reardon and Bob Young. First Row: M. Bures, B. Searcy, G. Green, G. Jacobs, J. Ranftl, B. Reardon, B. Young, B. Wagar, E. Repp, P, Crocker, G. Leonhardt. Second Row: J. Winland, T. McGill, D. Shaw, T. Schnedtz, L. Chimento, FRESHMAN TEAM — First Row: B. Kingan, D. Bettiker, M. Hendrock, K. Sir Louis, M. Brown, J Smouse, J. Vorndran. Second Row: J. Miller, J. Young, R. Heger, D. Brown, C. Smith, J. Pischieri, D. Morris, J. Gorey. Third Row: Mr. Bryson, J. Hege, J. Becker, T. Dixon, A. Polasky, S. Picard, J. Nell, T. Kennedy, P. Orchard, Mr. Becker. 30 D. Kozman, D. Shaw, K. Dixon, D. Tomko, J. Cox, T. loanes, P. Holbert. Third Row: J. Hardacre, D. Sprague, D. Ray, R. Becks, L. McAllister, J. Barron, D. Smouse, R. Love, R. Gaffney, M. Cordle, E. Fuller, C. SEASON'S RECORD Highland Revere Highland South Amherst Highland Brookside Highland Keystone Highland Columbia Highland Avon Highland Firelands Highland Buckeye The coaching staff consists of Head Coach Mr. McFarland and Head Freshman Coach Mr. Bryson discussing tactics. Mr. Ring, Mr. Natherson, Mr. Burch, Mr. Becker and Mr. Thompson watch intently? Highland Triway Ee 22 14 Swires, R. Sewalish, A. Rutledge. Fourth Row: D. Sherman, manager, G. Sir Louis, K. Laugeson, C. Nell, R. Warner, D. Gettemy, H. Beck- with, B. Barnes, D. Gehrman, J. Dickson, L. Sir Louis, J. Brenner, M. Fox. 3] Sparkling with enthusiasm and vitality, our cheerleaders tackle the important jobs of generating school spirit, backing the team and devising new themes for the pep rallies. They pertorm their duty as repre- sentatives of the school with charm and cheery good will. This year, our J. V. cheerleaders are Becky Hammond, Lauren Scheuermann, Susie Papp and Cindy Scholtz. Lynn Scheuermann, Mary Ann Sullivan, Barb Polasky, Debbie Thompson, Karen Scheuermann, and Mary Leach compose our Varsity squad. 4 MARELLA EL . sk Below: Head majorette, Sue Orchard. Lower Left: Majorettes, Carolyn Duta, Sue Orchard, and Candy Lower Right: Robbie and Kim work as field liners. Opposite Page Upper Right: Our band director, Mr. Eckart. Row I: B. Peebles, B. Turek, B. Smith, L. Bates, E. Hollopeter, D. Wecker, M. Goila, L. Harvey. Row 2: D. Cartwright, J. Henderson, D. Barnes, M. Siegfried, C. Brown, L. McGill, P. Bridgeman. Row 3: M. Robertson, P. Gathagan, M. Radebaugh, B. Barnett, M. Nagy, L. Fuller, J. Johnson, V. Schreiner. Row 4: B. Sommers, N. Kolarek, S. Campbell, J. Sroubek, A. Liddy, E, Codding, S. Good, J. Roach. Row 5: P. Wiese, S. Frase, D. Nagy, N. Anderson, K. Hege, L. Schreiner, V. Larner, C. San- dor. Row 6: L. Glaisa, P. Brown, D. Purta, J. Weidanz, M. Haley, T. Jackson, J. Gaj, J. Good. Row 7: E. Duncan, L. Roach, C. Pribish, T. Johnson, R. Raw, |. Juris, S. Rottmayer, S. Ensworth. Row 8: L. Feagan, B. Hollopeter, D. Van Deusen, K. Hier, R. Schmelzer, K. Kellogg, D. Ray, C. St The blare of the brass, the bright colors, the sharp outines, and the spirit in the air are all a part of a marching band. Many hectic band periods and long afternoons after school (in all types of weather) are spent in perfecting a routine. Squad leaders and the director help all of the members to learn their drills. Basic marching fundamentals, such as knee-lifting, horn positions, turning corners, help to create a sharp- looking band. 35 36 Beth Adams Nina Anderson Diana Aring Mark Augustyn Freda Bailey Bruce Barnes Debbie Barnes Debbie Bash Linda Basham Connie Beal Jim Becker Mary Beckwith David Bettiker Debbie Blair Mark Blewitt Ken Bowen Debbie Brantner Walter Brauckmann CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation tipped in Kelly Green CLASS COLOR: Kelly Green and White Freshmen Paul Bridgeman Beth Brobst Brian Brown Cathy Brown Mike Brown Pat Brown Richard Brown Connie Browning Debbie Bruner Alan Brunkow Sandra Bryson Karen Buck Randy Burkhead Rushie Burnside Kim Butler Lester Cabell Pat Carraway Renee Chinery os Sue Clark Elaine Codding Clyde Cole Alan Dale David Davis Ruth Deans Cathy Decker Marilyn Decker John Derhammer Darlene Didado Tim Dixon Chris Dresser Faye Dressler Ron Dressler Brian Dunsha Doug Dutt Jean Ebenschweller Sue Ensworth Terri Faunce Roger Ford Danny Fox Cindy Foy Sue Fraley Sue Frase Leah Fuller Melinda Fulton Jane Gaj Jill Gathagan Mike Geib David Girman Mike Glaser Rhonda Glaser Sue Good Jan Gorey Betty Ann Gori John Grindle Each year, a bewildered group of Freshmen face the The Freshmen also have the gigantic, but indispensable dreaded ordeal of being admitted to high school. This year, job of decorating the football field for the Homecoming our Freshmen class was privileged enough to have a special game. orientation session, in which they were introduced to the They participate in Stunt Night, too. This year, in a cute various activities, clubs, and courses available in the high skit called ''A Toyshop at Night'’, they were given still another school. chance to get involved in high school life. 37 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS are Susie Frase, Vice President; Diane Pelot, Treasurer; Elaine Codding, Secretary and Charlie Robertson, President. Paulette Gundelach Jeanne Hahn Jay Hall Ray Hanna Jim Harrison Joe Hege Roy Heger Marty Hendrock David Hier Betty Hitzler Evan Hollopeter Carl Hood Pat Hoskinson Lee Ann Johnson Tom Johnson Janet Keeling Tim Kennedy Brad Kingan Lori Kirstein Nadine Krueger Kathy Kyle Kathie Lamphear Jeff LaSalle Doug Leonhardt Denise Leske Mike Leveskas Allan Liddy Don Likely Ron Likely Maryellen Love Dan Lyons Linda Martin Debbie McDuffee Linda McGill Becky McLemore David Merkle Greg Miller Jerry Miller Caren Moon David Morris Jim Moses Diane Moyseenko Debbie Nagy Morena Napier John Nell Jeff Nelson Leanne Newberry Nancy Oberst Paul Orchard Tom Paisley Toni Palanca Sue Papp Diane Pelot Gary Pennington Betty Peppeard Joe Pischieri Freshmen were given the gratifying, great, goofy gift of gab. Helen Poczontek Allan Polasky Cindy Pribish Diane Purta Dale Ray Rene Redel Luann Roach Charles Robertson Delmar Sauer John Schofield Cindy Scholz Elizabeth Schreiner Tom Seymour Linda Shaw Bob Showers Stephanie Simmons Kevin Sir Louis Ferdinand Sitzenstock Craig Smith Jim Smith Rosemarie Smith Jim Smouse Doug Spurrier Virginia Stamm Debbie Streck Judy Stump Peggy Sullivan Dennis Switter David Szerpicki Pam Thompson Diane Topliff Carole Totts Kathy Truxall Barb Turek Frank Underwood Candy Valenti Richard Valenti Jeff Vorndran Jerry Vorndran Sandy Vujevich Mary Wallington Denise Weise Sharon Wentink Denise Wilhelm Delores Willmer Gary Winter Cheryl Yokum John Young Steve Zeidner David Zelenak Karen Zgrabik ABSENTEES: Bill Adams, Arnold Anderson, Dennis Berger, Kathy Chaffin, Larry Coughenour, Dale Crutch- field, Tom Dalton, Vickie Doutrich, John Fieg, Don Futo, Harriet Hampton, Rick Harr, Norma Hughes, Francis Koenig, Ron Leonhardt, Linda Martin, Anna Martin, Debbie McDuffee, Stewart Picard, Sandy Pizzillo, Sara Shook, David Sekerak, Ed Walden, Mark Wetzel. Joni Zumbrunnen Mike Nelson Many of the students assist as office help, library assistants, guidance help and kitchen help. They do many odd jobs that help ease the burden for the regular staff. These students not only give help, but also receive valuable experience that will benefit them later on. 4] Taste tog ‘others Pere @=. First Row: D. Streck, S. Pizzillo, L. Culler, S. Simmons, K. Hier, C. Staufer, L. Feagan, B. Kshywonis. Seated: Advisor, Mrs. D. Henry, H. Todorov, J. Keen, L. Jones, K. Vanko. Second Ost. Below Left: Standing behind Business Manager Jane Row: G. Karwoski, Jim Smith, M. Fulton, K. Dixon, D. Deis, Spatz are Co-Editors Wendy Duke and Becky Newberry. The newspaper staff provides a precise chronicle, spiced with witty humor, of day-to-day activities. Published monthly ,''The Stinger’ was made popular by its unique serial story, ''Sam Skerotus'', Dear Agnes’ column and imaginative cartoons. The staff's efforts have provided an enjoyable addition to student life and they deserve to be commended for a job well done. 42 The annual staff's many hard workers labor long hours to put out a good yearbook which will accurately and effec- tively picture the activities of the entire year. In trying to capture a complete effect, the members must be aware of past, present and future plans of the school. Often, we could hear Nancee mumbling to herself about little improvements that could be made from previous year's books and giving hints to next year's editors about 1970's book. Presently, layouts, advertising and copy must be coor- dinated with the varied ideas from the staff members. After a year of “'brainstorming'’ and many trials and errors, the staff has created Highland's own 'best-seller'’. Upper Left: This is just the beginning of ONE page of the annual. Upper Right: Get the measurements right, girls! Middle: Will the copy be ready on time? Below: More pictures? 43 Some people said it couldn't be done! With opening night only six weeks away, it did seem to be quite a challenge; but, as always, our seniors pulled through. A touch of nostalgia dominated the rehearsals as lines were rehearsed over and over to catch their most meaningful tone. A theme as bizarre as that of CHARLEY'S AUNT lent itself to a wealth of comic situations. Les Feagan masqueraded as Mike (Charley) Cavanaugh’s aunt in an extremely compli- Mike Cavanaugh Brett Reardon Dave Zeile Roy Gaffney Dave Smouse Mindy Robertson Nancee Kolarek Les Feagan Becky Roach Dorthy Vanselow cated series of events, all to gain the loves of their lives, Nancee and Becky. A foreign flair was introduced by the appearance of Donna Lucia D'Alvedorez, a beautiful Brazilian widow who was Charley's real aunt. A romantic comedy of bygone days, CHARLEY'S AUNT is reminiscent of the era of long skirts, gaslight gaieties and the old adage that ‘‘all's well that ends well . Mrs. Ludwig, You're a brick! STAGE CREW — Clockwise from Top: Craig Staufer, Becky Stuver, Cindy Bush, Lynne Johnson, Kathy Harri- son, Barb Eastwood, Bob Kshywonis, Debbie Aring,. Nancy Bakan and Norma Sherman in the center. LESCOL tepatetewbrnnssntmr inment comes to Highland! terta ig name en B Ppa ey) oy © Oo 4 o oy O = = = o aikae! + Dm (= ce 2 ate x o o = = 2 =f = € 0 Do © JE £2 mT) v= © 3 fe) ple wn o San Bane p= oO. — o roles Te =} - © Dn Cie c= o£ zo Or ede — — ao hea ® O a Gl wo jes OF 2 ee ton oc as fe) Fors © Pr aie o = Cc ue? Greepling Did someone say 46 All | got in this world is a 45 revolver! The judges for the evening, Pastor and Mrs. Gephart, Mr. William Kelly, and Mrs. Hummel. Prize-takers were GAA with Ist, Latin Club, 2nd, Chorus, 3rd, and Chess Club with 4th. The curtain rises. An evil villain is tying a helpless maiden to the railroad tracks. A mysterious visitor (guess who?) pours out his problems to a sympathetic audience, urged on by a friendly MC. This is just a sampling of the sights and sounds in store on that frantic autumn evening of stunt night. Judges have their work cut out for them to choose the best from among the many hilarious skits presented. Lots of ingenuity is displayed in costumes, props, and the unusual themes for these short skits. Amateur actors have a field day when they ham it up before the student body with comical expressions and ridiculous poses. A few teachers even get into the act! Stunt night, an annual event, provides entertainment for partici- pants and audience alike. 47 Practice to win. One of our newest clubs is the Chess Club. Working toward participation in the Regional Chess Tournament, its members practice to attain skill and strategy. Meanwhile, instruction in the game is given to new members by the more experienced. And as all chess players know, ‘'It's not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game!” The Photography Club members are students who wish to learn more about the art of picture-taking. Besides taking pictures for their own enjoyment, the club adds sparkle to the newspaper with interesting pictures taken candidly during school hours. They experiment with different techniques, but, as they have discovered through experimentation, ''Some pictures turn out, some don't! 48 This one didn't! wes ee ce oe LES Rs This year's basketball team, coached by Mr. Brenner, finished with a record of 5-14. The Hornet round-ballers got off to a slow start, losing their first seven games before gaining a 69-64 victory over Buckeye. The turning point of the season came a week later in an upset victory over North Royalton. It was apparent to al! that Mr. Brenner's team was beginning to. gel. Perhaps the strongest showing of the season came in a heart-breaking defeat to Avon. The final record is deceiving as many will tell you. It fails to reveal the hustle, desire and spirit shown even in the face of defeat. yy 1, fal Upper Left: A handshake of friendship and a wish of luck preceeds the struggle. Lower Left: Jim moves to his right after rebounding. Above: A ''grim'' look of deter- mination crosses Greg's face as he pulls down a defea- sive rebound. Right Center: ‘Say, Dave, isn't there something in the rules prohibiting that?'' Upper Right: Gary shoots from the foul line as Pat yells encourage- ment fron. the bench. Lower Right: North Royalton's oe Miller goes in heedless of the arms surrounding im. Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland SEASON'S RECORD Tournament South Amherst Cloverleaf Firelands North Royalton Brookside Avon Columbia Buckeye Keystone North Royalton South Amherst Firelands Brookside Avon Norwayne Columbia Buckeye Keystone Loudenville Left Leg (top to bottom): Pat Holbert, Brett Reardon, Bob Green, Bill Searcey, Joe Likosar. Middle: Co-captains, Jim Ranftl and Bob Wagar. Right Leg: Rex Roach, Greg Wagar, Pete Bonezzi, Gary Green, Dave Kozman. The Junior Varsity team traditionally provides an interesting prelude to the Varsity game. This year's J. V.s proved no exception. Although the | 1-7 record isn't fantastic, it fails to reveal the four losses of less than five points. On a team of mostly juniors, Sophomore Bob Green was the top scorer and rebounder. Terribly underhanded, Mr. Cran- ston's freshmen completed a 3-7 sea- son. Paul Orchard and Doug Dutt were the brightest prospects in the fold. mey SSSeamegge ? x € 3 3 Mr. Thompson and his J.V.s, namely J. Becks, J. Bar- ron, B. Barnes, R. Raw, R. Hale, P. Holbert, P. Bonezzi, B. Searcy, B. Green, J. Cox. The fre shman basketball team included J. Hege, P. Orchard, J. Young, D. Dutt, J. Nell, D. Spurrier, B. Barnes, D. Girman. Absent is A. Dale. Lower Left: Coaches Cranston, Brenner and Thompson discuss strategy. Lower Right: Greg Wagar is playing defense against North Royalton. Warren Vetter. Second Row _ Eric Fuller . Craig Ne i ™m O Sics TO = oO 9 © O (0) 1S) Oe ae DE one ey TD} Ove c = a Om fea) Ze ion) 5 = 02 o£ 0 OF S) {e) 2a ee (0) Soja ae) 2° O ee ec 2 (= eg wa Mr. Bryson’s trained killers extended their unbeaten streak with a 7-0 record. The grapplers also wrapped up four tournament first place laurels. In addition to first place trophies from Brunswick, Medina, and Northwest, the Hornets took the Berea Sectional and sent seven boys to the dis- trict tournament, After emerging as victors at the district match, Bob Young and Ken Dixon made the memérable journey to Columbus. Bob finished with a fourth place medal at the State match. Upper Right: A familiar sight to Highland fans — Don Tomko and friends. Lower Right: Ken Dixon on his way to victory at the Midpark Districts. Far Left: Mr. Bryson's student help, Leah Fuller, Jane Spatz, and Cathy Cordle. Left: Our fearless leader. Above: Bob Young faces off against Rich Christiansen. mmr ORR RTTECE � anager� i j Upper Right: Tom Cavanaugh wrestling at the Midpark district tournament. Middle Left: Bob Young throwing the half. Middle Right: Eri c Fuller versus Brunswick. Bottom: Mr. Bryson's trained killers. ia Fun and excitement was the keynote to the success when the annual Senior vs. Faculty and G.A.A. vs. J.V. games were held. In the lower left and right pictures, the G.A.A. displays some startling acrobatics as they battled the Junior Varsity to a 31-31 tie. The faculty barely managed to squeak through to victory after a promising rally by the Senior boys. Sophomores 1971 Tanner Allis Rita Augustine Chris Bailey Brenda Baker Jim Barron Linda Bates Dennis Becker John Becks Richard Becks Eric Benson Celeste Boehmerle Jeff Blewitt Anita Bogdanski Eleanor Boswell Mara Brauckmann Bob Brown Frank Brown Cheryl Breugman Malcolm Bures Tanis Burkhead Debbie Butscher Esther Cabell Ken Carraway Tom Cavanaugh Debbie Ceboll Mark Cecil Donna Chambers Mary Ann Chodera Mark Cordle Jim Cox Jeff Cox Sue Craft Ruth Dalton Richard Days Curtis Deans Ellen Duncan Chris Eads Karen Eldred Jane Frederick Mike Furpahs Doug Gaffney Mary Gaj Tom Geib Dave Gettemy Tom Girman Lorie Glaisa Judy Gori Greg Gorman Bob Green Hazel Hamilton Leslie Hamilton Becky Hammond SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Jack Hardacre Jeff Cox, President Jim Henderson Mara Brauckmann, Vice President Debbie Searles, Secretary Mary Mendoza, Treasurer Sherry Holcomb Donna Hoskinson Paul Hoskinson Greg |Imars Carol Jackson Tim Jackson Dale Juckk as Ida Juris Clint Kauffman Kim Kellogg Cathy Kennedy Margaret Kilgo Cliff Kovacic Glenn Kufchak Rick Kunkel Ken Laugesen Darlene Laurie Diane Laurie Vicki Leonhardt Linda Lonsbury Gary Loomis Nadine Lorman Joey Louk Russ Lutton David Maher Lonny McAllister John Mellvreid John McVay Ray Melvin Mary Mendoza 60 As they return to school, everything seems ‘old hat'' to those once-bewildered freshmen, the sophomores. MOTTO: ‘bil ; : Op contmmelnackunijeentemene With added responsibility, sophomores are in charge of decor ating the cafeteria in a colorful fall motif for the Homecoming dance. To raise money for their class treasury, they sell peanuts, peanuts, and more peanuts, Thought and planning go into the preparation for both stunt night and Christmas. For each affair an original and unusual theme is selected. At the end of their second year of high school, the Sophomore Class rejoices because they are one step closer to being Seniors. temptation leans on the doorbell. CLASS COLORS: Navy Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose Charles E. Miller Kathy Morris Jeff Moses Wally Nawalaniec Glenn Neuman Charolotte Oberst Ed Peck Beth Pohl Melinda Radebaugh Randy Raw Jane Roach Jim Robb Jenny Roosen Rick Roll Bruce Rush Mary Ann Russell Allen Rutledge Bob Savage Virginia Schreiner Debbie Searles Sue Selzer Rick Sewalish Martin Shade Lyn Shaffer Carol Shaw LuAnn Shaw Doug Sherman Sandy Sherman Gene Sir Louis Violet Shirley Marilyn Siegfried Bill Smith Dianne Smith Barb Smouse Sharon Spradling Rick Sprague Jill Staufer Bruce Stewart Tom Sullivan Chris Swires Jean Tanner Rick Terepka Debbie Thompson Linda Tilbert Don Tomko David Tuttle Dale Van Deusen George Van Deusen Warren Vetter Rick Volfre Sarah Walden Pat Walters Jeannie Weidanz Gary Wentink Ken Wershing Lee West Diane West Glenn Whitam Jody Wilcox John Williams Pam Wilson Bob Winter Ray Wolf Janice Wolny ABSENTEES: Leslie Balinski, Barb Bell, Jim Beverlin, Wally Burr, Jack Cook, Ledford Cornelius, Kathy Dickinson, Clyde Dunbar, Cindy Futo, Eertha Hill, Nancy Hirsch, Diana Hershberger, Janet Hotchkiss, Mary Hursky, Jerry Johnson, Veronica Woomer Don Leonhardt, Tony Medlich, Tom Kreuscher, Ron Leonhardt, Karry Jo Kasa- Randy Young cariage, Ann Keating, Charles F. Miller, David Patterson, Roger Pritt, Nadene Race, Joe Moats, Janet Smith, Margie Tillman, Sally Tomko, Rick Trend, Rick Warner, Cindy Wright, Bill Young. Front Row: J. Good, K. Scheuermann, C. Shaw, J. Vaszily, B. Eastwood, D. Cartwright, C. Miller, L. Scheuermann, B. Polasky, L. Scheuermann, B. Roach, P. Wiese, D. West, M. Robertson, B. Barnett, L. Harvey. Second Row: N. Kolarek, L. Johnson, C. Chodera, N. Lorman, J. Spatz, V. Schreiner, C. Boehmerle, P. Ludwig, P. Gathagan, D. Gutfranski, B. Stuver, M. Haley, G. Sherman, J. Wolny, T. Johnson, D. Wecker. Third A smashing success, the Senior Mixed Chorus really performed at their best this year. Under a new director, Mr. Ruddock, the chorus easily adjusted and gave three major performances, the Christmas and Spring concerts and the Inland Con- ference Festival. ‘Sleigh Ride and the Hallelujah Chorus'' were favorites of the entire group. Row: D Vanselow, S. Rottmayer, E. Fuller, E. Ritz, K. Hier, B. Smith, P. Harrison, |. Mealer, G. Kufchak, B. Kshywonis, L. Feagan, C. Staufer, B. Wagar, G. Keeling, M. Hausman. Fourth Row: Mr. Ruddock, Director; VY. Dulude, B. Peebles, B. Barnes, G. Wagar, C. Kelly, B. Reardon, B. Hollopeter, R. Schmelzer, R. Roach, D. Ray, C. Nell, J. Price, D. Gehrman. Officers are Jane Spatz, President; Brett Reardon, Vice President; Jane Good, Secretary; Pat Ludwig, Treasurer. 62 First Row: D. Aring, P. Sullivan, B. Brobst, D. Chambers, S. Ensworth, B. Hammond, M. Russell, M. Chodera, N. Hirsch, S. Good, C. Schultz, L. Schreiner, L. Kirstein, J. Zumbrunnen, J. Gaj. Second Row: J. Hahn, L. Wilson, P. Bridgeman, B. Hitzler, B. Pohl, P. Brown, D. Purta, C. Beal, S. Bryson, D. Barnes, L. Kirstein, L. Johnson, C. Yokum, D. Purta, S. Frase, N. Anderson, M. Gaj. Third Row: E. Hollopeter, D. Hier, K. Left: The very fine and very necessary accompanists are: J. Weidanz, N. Kolarek, L. Johnson, L. Feagan, K. Hier, K. Juris, Comprised of Freshmen and Sophomores, the general mixed chorus provides valuable experience in choir singing. Two examples of the application of this knowledge were exhibited in their stirring pre- Kyle, J. Roach, J. Weidanz, C. Pribish, K. Buck, S. Wentink, J. Gathagan, D. Nagy, C. Brown, D. Weiss, M. Napier, L. Roach, M. Seigfried, |. Juris. Fourth Row: D. Davis, R. Hanna, D. Sprague, G. Loomis, D. Van Deusen, R. Likely, S. Piccard, K. Sir Louis, D. Morris, R. Brown, J. Grindle, R. Dressler, K. Carroway, K. Kellogg, T. Dixon, T. Kennedy, A. Polasky, T. Paisley. L. A. Roach, D. Cartwright. Seated are: C. Yokum, M. Napier, J. Roach. Right: Our director, Mr. Charles Ruddock. sentation of ‘'Exodus'’ and the modern ''Love Is Blue’’. The General Mixed Chorus is always a welcome addition to the school's concerts. 63 64 Ringing in the air are the sweet voices of the Girls’ Glee. In this well-balanced group, voices were blended together in pleasing three-part harmony. ''Sunrise, Sun- set'' with its lilting tune was one of the girls’ favorite songs as was ''This Train’, a number remembered for the giggles it induced in rehearsal. Front Row: N. Hirsch, B. Hammond, S. Good, C. Schultz, J. Zumbrunnen, C. Shaw, S. Ensworth, P. Sullivan, M. A. Beckwith, C. Showers, T. Palance, L. Kirstein, M. Napier, L. Schreiner. Second Row: K. Hege, L. A. Shaw, M. A. Chodera, B. Polasky, D. Thompson, D. Chambers, L. Culler, C. Beal, D. Purta, K. Decker, M. Gaj, D. Aring, J. Hahn, L. A. Roach, J. Gaj, Diane Pelot. Third Row: F. Bailey, B. Smouse, D. Searles, M. Rade- baugh, N. Lorman, M. A. Russel, K. Buck, S. Wentink, P. Hoskinson, J. Staufer, A. Bogdanski, D. Barnes, L. Fuller, L. A. Johnson, C. Yokum, N. Anderson, M. Mendoza. Fourth Row: C. Foy, B. Hitzler, L. Imars, P. Brown, K. Kyle, J. Weidanz, E. Duncan, |. Juris V. Schreiner, C. Pribish, J. Gathagan, D. Nagy, C. Brown, D. Weiss, D. Brantner, L. Jones, J. Keen, J. Wolny, M. Seigfried, P. Harrison. Front Row: E. Fuller, B. Smith, K. Sir Louis, D. Morris, A. Gehrman, C. Nell, B. Wagar, L. Feagan. Third Row: B. Barnes, Polasky, G. Kufchak, |. Mealer, T. Kennedy. Second Row: J. Grindle, R. Brown, R. Schmelzer, R. Roach, B. Hollopeter, Y. Dulude, K. Hier, 8. Peebles, K. Kellogg, M. Hausman, D. G. Wagar, P. Crocker, D. Ray. Although small in number, the Men's Glee is big number but was sung with just as much feeling and on sound and enthusiasm. ‘There Is Nothing Like a intensity as the heartier pieces. No matter what type Dame is just one number on which they displayed of song they sing, the boys do a great job. this enthusiasm. ''The Water Is Wide’ is a quieter Coral Arico Allan Baker Carol Barker Bill Barnes Barb Barnett Charles Basham Bob Battles Roger Beal Harvey Beckwith Alan Blueter Bill Blynn Pete Bonezzi Lois Boswell Sherrie Bowen Diane Bowman Jim Brenner Paul Brown Mary Jane Bruner Leslie Mae Cabell Brian Cadnum Sue Campbell Diane Cartwright Larry Chimento Cliff Crocker Linda Culler Elizabeth Dresser Ed Eyerdom Wanda Ford Debbie Foy Kathy Foy MOTTO: Fame is a vapor, popularity an accident, yet only one thing endures, character. CLASS COLORS: Forest Green and White CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation tipped in Forest Green ABSENTEES: Tom Beavers, Janet Carlson, Carolyn Chodera, Jim Cooper, Bill Dale, Jean Davis, Jim Dickson, Debbie Doutrich, Pat Dustin, Wayne Erclauz, Debra Fitch, Linda Guldeman, Dennis Hack, Karen Haddox, Joan Harris, Brent Hollopeter, Ray Hrbac, Jim Kruescher, Becky Likosar, Pat Ludwig, Earlyne McClelland, Tom McDuffee, Bob McGlynn, Valarie McKenley, Paula McLemore, Ron Marrone, Terry Neuman, Lauren Scheuermann, Lynn Spradling, Cathy Swank, Jack Tramonte, Judy Warner. Studious (?) juniors in study Juniors “Class Of '70 Joetta Frantz Eric Fuller John Gaj Pam Gathagan Don Gehrman Pat Gillespie Mary Lou Goila Jane Good Gary Green Bob Grimm Diane Gutfranski Becky Hack Ray Hale Marsha Haley Pat Harrison Gary Harter Lynn Harvey Mark Hausman Kathy Hege Karen Hier Pat Holbert Vickie Huntsman Libby Imars Tom loanes Cathy Johnson Tammie Johnson Gary Keeling Candy Kelly Connie Kofron Chris Kohler CLASS OFFICERS Diana Cartwright Secretary Bill Barnes Vice President Jane Good Treasurer Dave Kozman President 67 Denise Konyha Dave Kozman Carolyn Duta Geoffry Kufchak Ginette Leidal Gordon Leonhardt Loren Love Nancy Maher Cathy Martin Rita Maynard Earlyne McClelland Tom McDuffee Paula McLemore Ivan Mealer Bernadette Miller Charlotte Miller Katie Mudd Craig Nell Wayne Neuman Debbie Paul Bruce Peebles Gale Plotz Linda Poczontek Barb Polasky David Ray Norm Renner Eric Ritz Rex Roach Karen Scheuermann Rob Schmelzer Larry and Lauren—two of our favorite cheerleaders. Stacking lockers, a favorite pastime. Tim Schnedetz Bill Searcey Dennis Shanafelt Dale Shaw David Shaw Carol Showers Lloyd Sir Louis Bob Smith Mary Sullivan Henry Tilbert Greg Tillman Carol Tomko Jim Totts Jack Tromonte Karen Tschappat Jan Tuttle Joel Valenti Kathy Vanko Sue Van Meter Jill Vaszily Joel Vujevich Greg Wagar Pat Wallington Ed Walters Sheryl Weaver Debbie Wecker Linda Wilson Glenda Wright Mike Wright Charles Young A junior's year bursts upon him with a whirlwind of academic and social activities. The sparkle of autumn must be captured in the decor of the auditorium for Homecoming. Later, thoughtful organ- ization and planning are part of the magical spell cast during prom time. Yards of crepe paper, tissue-flowers and chicken wire are fashioned into a Grecian paradise in the gym, far removed from its formerly drab self. Everyone works hard to sell their minimum of twenty odd boxes of assorted chocolates. Friends and neighbors are readily impressed by the juniors’ salesmanship. The prom is financed by this candy sale. Always ready to tackle any job, the juniors’ initiative and diligence pull them through. The usual refreshment booth crowd! Above: Officers are Ella Laugesen, Treasurer; Barb Whitacre, Secretary; Nancee Kolarek, Vice President; and Mindy Robertson, President. Middle: The Y-Teens' version of the Buzzard Bump for Stunt Night. Bottom: A happily cooperating participant in initiations. To grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of alll races, religions and nationalities, to grow in the knowledge and love of God, this is the code on which Y-Teens is based. Through our associations with one another, the club has made friends and performed many services within the community. Cookies were sent to our boys in Viet Nam and the Children's Home was visited. We also had fun just learning new songs and being with one another. On our trip to Washington, D.C., the boys didn't waste much time reminding us that we were an all-girls club! It is hoped that this year has been a worth-while one for the Y-Teens and will always be tondly remembered. Pomme, Wy! eA AM iz] 70 Spanish Club officers are Libby Schreiner, Vice President; Roy Gaffney, President; Virginia Schreiner, and Tammie Johnson. One of the newest additions to the Interclub Council is the Spanish Club. All their activi- ties were built around Spanish themes. A Christmas party was held in traditional Mexican style complete with the breaking of a candy-filled pinata. To com- memorate Pan-American Day, a Spanish banquet took place on April 14th. Some members will recall the underlying mishaps in the preparation of the spicy Latin-American dishes. Off to a good start, we wish the Spanish Club the best of luck in the future, Latin Club officers are Eric Fuller, Treasurer; Jeannie Wei- danz, Vice President; Scheuermann, President. Debby Wecker, Secretary; Karen The Latin Club's initial purpose is to enrich the students in Latin and Roman culture. ''Veni, vidi, vici’’ will be remem- bered fondly by members who learned Latin, the foundation of many languages. Meeting after school, they planned a Christmas party and a worth-while afternoon of visiting in a neighboring rest home. Even in the summer, members are brought to- gether for a fun-filled picnic. This club has always been a welcome addition to the school, 7| to the Council. Below: Dave is buying ice cream from Student Council lunch hour sales. ice Direct line of student vo . . Committees — Mike's most effective means for Above Right getting work done. Above Left rw: Above: S. Good, M. Leach, K. Scheuermann, N. Jagger, M. Robertson, C. Chodera, L. Johnson, M. Cavanaugh, R. Lutton. Second Row: T. Allis, C. Miller, J. Spatz, C. Cordle, C. Pribish, Jim Cox, J. Nivins, J. Keeling, N. Kolarek. Third Row: P. Gathagan, D. Kosman, C. Robertson, Jeff Cox, G. Van Deusen, The Student Council helps to better cooperation between the study body and the council, thereby giving the students a voice in the school. Presentation of a victory bell at the snake dance before Homecoming started the year on its way to- wards a whirlwind of spirit. To keep our Council up on current ideas and advancements, it exchanged members with other area schools. T. McDuffee, L. Feagan, J. Ranftl P. Crocker. Fourth Row: B. Reardon, P. Bonezzi, R. Gaffney, T. loanes. Below Right: President Mike Cavanaugh, Vice President Charlotte Miller, Secretary Lynne Johnson, Treasurer Cathy Cordle. The Council got a lot done this year through the use of committees. One such committee gathered information from a foster child service and the school is presently sponsoring a little boy from Colombia. The Student Council's members work hard to achieve student and faculty understanding and to make the school a more meaningful place for students. 73 74 First Row: J. Weidanz, D. McDuffee, M. Brauckmann, B. Ham- mond, M. A. Chodera, D. Chambers, D. Searles, B. Smouse, T. Burkhead, M. Mendoza, M. A. Russell, J. Gaj, C. Shaw, J. Turner, D. Bash, K. Zgrabik. Second Row: L. A. Johnson, S. Yokum, L. Newberry, L. Fuller, T. Palanca, D. Thompson, L. Johnson, C. Pribish, J. Frederick, S. Sherman, V. Shirley, P. Wilson, M. Napier, H. Poczontek, J. Stump, J. Ebenschweller. Third Row: D. Weiss, D. Nagy, J. Gathagan, K. Buck, M. Officers are: Secretary, Barb Smouse; Treasurer, Mary Sullivan; Vice-President, Barb Polasky; President, Nancy Jagger. Wallington, M. Love, D. Brantner, T. Faunce, L. Shaw, D. Barnes, C. Showers, P. Massarelli, L. Poczontek, A. Krasny, B. Augustine, J. Spatz. Fourth Row: N. Sherman, S. Gaj, N. Jag- ger, L. Mealer, K. Johnson, C. Arico, K. Hege, D. Cartwright, A. Marrone, B. Polasky, L. Scheuermann, C. Miller, P. Dustin, E. McClelland, L. Culler, L. Baker. Fifth Row: B. Whitacre, W. Duke, D. Gutfranski, J. Nivins, D. Bowman, K. Mudd, S. Fitch, J. Roosen, K. Martin, G .Wright, L. Wilson. The Girls' Athletic Association helps unite all girls in athletic fellowship, while it develops the fundamentals of good sportsmanship. The club is not only concerned with sports. They spon- sored a hayride and a Mother-Daughter banquet for its members, offering a well-rounded calendar of events. Enthusiasm is evident as the girls practice and organize basketball and baseball teams which play with G. A. A. teams trom other schools. Soccer and bowling are other favorites with the girls. As always, a helping hand in the right places from their advisor, Mrs. Moran, kept these varied activities running smoothly. A word found in everyone's vocabulary is ‘'science'’, so simple and yet so complex. Today's science students must learn past skills before they can look to the future of our rapidly-advancing tech- nology of the space age. As a step toward achieving this end, a science fair is held for junior and senior high students. The conglomera- tion of science projects come in a variety of fields; chem- istry, conservation, botany, physics . . While on display in the gym, each project is evaluated by judges and is on display for the public. The Science Club's fair gives all participants a chance to obtain valuable experience in the use of applied science. Science Club officers are: Secretary-Treasurer Virginia Schreiner, Vice President Bill Barnes and President Jim Price. coe ES a SS BE SSS Te Oe as Pe a sresncony ee eee Se eee Pee S eG ee eo BS : — eS 7s SG es eS ee So NE e ee : Oe : : So oy EES: a . S 78 This year's Varsity H activities ranged from soul music at stunt night to water-skiing in May. During the year, the club raffled game balls in conjunction with the Booster Club and sold T-shirts to the student body. Not many will forget things like 5-A meetings, overeating at the Town and Coun- try, Peaches and Herb, Greg Wagar on water skis or touch football. The Future Teachers of America provides a learning opportunity for students who wish to go into the teaching profession. During the year, the members performed many worth-while service projects within the community. This year, a magazine drive was held to collect reading material for patients in the hospital. Their primary interest, though, is the valuable experience they gain through student teaching in the lower grades. Working with the children, they strengthen their decision to teach. But whether or not they decide to teach, it's an ex- cellent occasion tor learning to communicate with people. F. T. A. officers are: Johna Nivins, President; Cathy Cordle, Vice President; Eric Fuller, Treasurer; and Norma Sherman, Secretary. 79 Front Row: L. Harvey, D. Cartwright, M. Leach, M. Sullivan, J. Good. Second Row: M. Cavanaugh, L. Johnson, B. Roach, N. Kolarek, M. Robertson, B. Barnett. Third Row: S. Rottmayer, C. Miller, C. Cordle, D. Doutrich, W. Duke, J. Nivins, D. Wecker, S. Orchard. Fourth Row: L. Feagan, D. Zeile, K. MacRae,R. Gaffney, P. Crocker; T. McDuffee, B. Peebles. The Highland Chapter of the National Honor Society inducts new members who NATIONAL are outstanding in scholarship, leadership, character and service. This year, neophytes were presented in a different manner than in previous years. HONOR SOCIETY Each was escorted by two N. H. S. members from the rear of the gym to the stage as his name was announced. During the program, established members gave brief speeches on each of the four principles of the N. H. S. Guest speaker, Professor Qvam, spoke about how those principles concern education at all levels. To complete the program, the new members took the N. H. S. oath administered by President Roy Gatfney and signed the scroll to become official members of the society. This year, too, in order to create enthusiasm and encourage hard work, four of the members spoke about their own high school experiences to incoming freshmen. $ Other activities includes correspondence with other societies, school visitations, and the sponsoring of the school’s Spirit Stick . Above Right: The neophytes receive the N. H. S. oath. Left: President Roy Gaffney speaks to the student body at the induction ceremony. Officers are Mindy Robertson, Treasurer; Tom McDuffee, Vice Presi- dent; Roy Gaffney, President; Nancee Kolarek, Secretary. 8] 82 Standing: Diana Cartwright, Larry Chimento, Lauren Scheuer- mann, Tom McDuffee, Jim Brenner, Pete Bonezzi, Rex Roach, Greg Wagar, Ed Walters. Sitting: Deb Wecker, Tammie John- son, Pam Gathagan, Gary Green, Mary Lou Goila, Jane Good, Dave Kozman, Tom loanes, Bill Barnes, Pat Ludwig. Kneeling: Barb Barnett, Rob Schmelzer, Doi. Gehrman, Carolyn Chodera, Candy Kelly, Barb Polasky, Cliff Crocker, Harvey Beckwith, Charlotte Miller. Twelve children and a Mom who's an efficiency expert? You can bet this is a winner—and it proved itself to be one, the night that the juniors made their hilariously funny dramatic debut in ''Belles on Their Toes . The play takes place in the Flapper Era and is complete with knickers, floppy trousers, one- piece bathing suits and a demonstration of the Charleston! And who could forget handy-man Tom's Special Quinine Remedy, an epidemic of chicken pox, and four girls who promised to give up dates. Altogether, the night was a complete success and Director Mrs. Ludwig had every right to be proud of her work. Se anime ee a some Upper Left: Bill Searcey rounds third base. Below Left: Paul Orchard holds at third as the ball is cut off by the short- stop. Below Center: Jim Bar- The Inland Conference Champions: Front Row: B. Searcey, G. Green, D. . : d ron leads off against Bruns- Kozman, J. Barron, R. Days, J. Hardacre, P. Orchard, J. Topliff. Secon | wick. Below Right: Harvey Beckwith slashes at a pitch. Above Right: Coach Ring con- fers with Larry Chimento and Harvey Beckwith. ame LER TN S Row: Coach Ring, G. Van Deusen, B. Reardon, T. McDuffee, H. Beckwith, R. Roach, T. Love, J. Ranftl, C. Nell, L. Chimento, J. Nell. ot gp EOE ich GO i ligt, Tom Cavanaugh, Dave and Coach Brenner. ludes Bob Green Joe Likosar Inc ' Team Cavanaugh 1969 Golf ile, Mike ® = = Ze The varsity golf squad extended its unbeaten streak to a 34 match with another unblemished record. The team won the Inland Conference Tour- nament by a massive 57 stroke margin. The Hornet linesters placed first, second, third, and fifth with ist honors. Mike Cavanaugh gaining meda 88 Spring Frenzied activity in the music department heralds the approach of the Spring Concert which was under the guidance of the directors, Mr. Ruddock and Mr. Eckart. The concert was opened with ''Buglers’ Holiday’, a cornet trio accompanied by the band. Even the pounding sound of a spring rain upon the roof couldn't mar the stirring effect that the ‘Sound of Music'’ medley had. The vocal department then sang songs ranging from those with gay tunes to those of a quieter nature. A barber- shop quartet brought back the days of the Old Tin Lizzie’, a girls’ ensemble, and a tuba solo provided other entertainment. The band returned again accompanying a piano arrangement of ‘The Apart- ment’ played by Nancee Kolarek. The dramatic finale, a combination of both vocal and instru- mental talent, produced a spine-tingling rendition of the ‘'Battle Hymn of the Republic’. DEE Betieinsites. ae Prom Activities emu a ie 90 Upper Left: Jim Ranftl gratefully accepted the warm welcome extended to the senior class by Dave Kozman. Upper Right: Mrs. Weigle received flowers and a standing ovation from her students. Middle Left: Jim Price and Les Feagan read the senior class will. Middle Right: The seniors enjoyed hearing their class prophecy read by Tom and Gary. Bottom: Many people attended the prom banquet. EA 92 ; oe ly Prom Dance A prom is the product of many months of planning and weeks of hard work. As the day of the prom approaches, the juniors decorate all day in the hectic auditorium. Although tempers flare and confusion prevails as the ‘'tons'' of odd materials are arrayed all over the room, everyone works on his own initiative under the guidance of Mrs. Weigle and her assistants, Mrs. Ramey and Miss Radwanski. By the time the afternoon activities begin, the finished gym has been transformed into a Grecian Paradise decorated with pillars, a lovely fountain and exquisite flowers. The scene for the next few hours is one of action and fun as the students bowl, swim and golf. Evening brings out an air of refinement and a romantic mood as the elegantly dressed seniors and juniors attend the banquet. An excellent dinner is the highlight of a perfect occasion. Everyone is now thoroughly excited about tomorrow night's dance, a wonderful way to end a wonderful prom. ae, Seniors pm. ys @ . Sie a a as Debbie Aring Barbara Augustine Nancy Bakan Linda Berger aS Ron Brunstuhl Cindy Bush Chris Casterline CLASS MOTTO: Qui discet, docet. (He who teaches, learns.) CLASS COLORS: Burgundy and White CLASS FLOWER: Pink Sweetheart Roses 94 Class Of '69 Park Crocker Sandy Davis Dennis Deis Calvin Dillon Ron Eads Barbara Eastwood Pat Eldred 95 Chris Franz Matt Fox Roy Gaffney Jim Gillespie 96 Gerhard Gnosa Diane Gorman Kurt Hier Andy Holobinko Linda Jackson 97 Lynne Johnson Judy Jolly Linda Jones Gary Karwoski Judy Keen Nancee Kolarek Arlene Krasny Bob Kshywonis Gary Kuder 98 Ella Laugesen Mary Leach Tom Love Ken MacRae Denise Malafa Pam Mangrum Anita Marrone Phyllis Massarelli ike McVay M Tim McGill Sandy Mealer Linda Mealer Ralph Miklovich Glenn Melrose Sue Orchard IvIns Johna N Becky Newberry Becky Nawalaniec 100 Becky Roach Mindy Robertson Sue Rottmayer Chris Sandor 10] Pat Sees Rick Seymour Dave Smouse Betty Sommers Jane Spatz Bill Spisak 102 Dorthy Vanselow Re ute ‘e ne sane ensan Sen J andiag OREN eeistrs ate heey Pees oss wal ne WDM HH pete: ase] Barbara Whitacre Ken Whitehill 103 104 Pat Wiese Jackie Yuncker Diane Wilder Camera Shy: John Allis Ron Becker Ken Dixon Wendy Duke Vic Dulude Clare Dusek Vic Larner Bob Lewandowski Dave Henry Rudy Roosen Henry Todorov John Winland David Zeile The Senior Class of '69 will always remember the great times that have been captured in their action shots. One of their fondest memories will be the State Wrestling Tournament and our senior boys who participated. They also will not forget what class easily won the spirit stick each week. Their decorat- ing talents were hard to surpass (except for falling trees at Homecoming and falling walls at the Prom!) In fact, when you get right down to it, in our opinion, the Senior Class of '69 was the best class ever! Eacerecceupctamettanec aceeeneeee emer ee ORR NEE SE SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Brett and Johna . . Prettiest Hair Nancee and Matt Most Studious Holly and Les Biggest Cut-ups : Jane and Dave Biggest Brownies Wistiieesteanes Mike and Mindy Most Dependable Cathy and Brett Most Gullible 106 Brett and Glenna Biggest Flirts im : Nancy and Ji Most Athletic SNES Ye Lynn and Brett Most Lovable Cindy and Jim Best Bods Mike and Clare Shyest asioepoO, : Bob and Jane Most Talkative Sue and Jim . . Most Feminine and Masculine 107 108 110 BITE: Honor Roll Students are: First Row: J. Good, M. Leach, M. Cavanaugh, D. McCaskey, C. Bush, D. Shanafelt, E. Hollopeter, L. Harvey, D. Cartwright. Second Row: B. Barnett, S. Weaver, C. Foy, C. Cordle, D. Purta, D. McDuffee, B. Roach, L. A. Roach, L. Basham, L. Schreiner. Third Row: L. A. Johnson, C. Yokum, M. Gaj, S. Davis, T. Allis, L. Jones, N. Lorman, V. Schreiner, W. Duke. Fourth Row: B. Grimm, G. Kufchak, J. Gorey, N. Kolarek, T. McDuffee, M. Fox, K. McRae, J. Keen, |, Juris, R. Hale. Honor and Merit Roll Students Merit Roll Students are: First Row: D. Ray, S. Frase, K. Scheu- ermann, A. Krasny, H. Bishop, B. Brobst, W. Brauckmann, D. Girman, M. Mendoza, M. A. Russell, B. Hammond, S. Good, L. Scheuermann, P. Massarelli. Second Row: B. Hitzler, J. Cox, J. McVay, R. Volfre, J. Vujevich, E. Boswell, D. Lyons, D. Davis, N. Sherman, D. Pelot, K. Kennedy, M. Robertson, M. Love, T. Palanca, S. Ensworth. Third Row: D. Gutfranski, R. Lutton, J. Frederick, S. Campbell? C. Hemminger, K. Hier, C. Sandor, J. Brenner, M. Leveska, D. Wecker, K. Harrison, S. Rottmayer, L. Johnson, B. Eastwood. Fourth Row: J. Nivins, P. Gathagan, J. Wolny, J. Cox, D. Van Deusen, J. Gaj, R. Schmelzer, G. Karwoski, G. Wagar, R. Brenstuhl, M. Haley, S. Van Meter, J. Ebenschweller, J. Young, R. Becker, P. Holbert, B. Whitacre. Valedictorian and Salutatorian SCORES RERS SS SRS SEAS sre cen SSR te Nancee Kolarek The Senior Class of 1969 has been very fortunate in having as its scholastic leaders, two very capable leaders in activities as well. Miss Nancee Kolarek, valedictorian with a 4.0 average, was annual editor, Latin Club treasurer, Y-Teens secretary and vice president, National Honor Society secretary and a member of Science Club, Chorus, Girl's Glee, Girls’ En- semble, Mixed Ensemble, Band, Pep Band, and acted in Stunt Night and her Junior and Senior Class plays. Miss Cathy Cordle, salutatorian with a 3.88 average, was Girls’ Athletic Association secretary, Future Teachers of America treasurer and secretary, Student Council treas- urer, Junior Class secretary, she worked in the office and was a member of the National Honor Society. Both girls are going to college. Nancee will attend Heid- elberg College in Tiffin, Ohio and plans to major in biology. Cathy will be attending Baldwin Wallace College in Berea, Ohio and plans to major in elementary education. Their absence from Highland High School will be greatly felt but we hope their additions to society will have an even greater impact. A 4 ; 4 SATAREN NIN Cathy Cordle 11] Baccalaureate Tl2 As graduation draws near it is a time for quiet reflec- tions on each senior's past accomplishments and the chal- lenges of the future. In Baccalaureate services on the Sunday prior to Com- mencement, several ministers from neighboring congrega- tions participated in a special religious service to prepare the seniors to leave high school. Mr. Phillip Rentz of the Hinckley Our Savior Lutheran Church delivered a fine message about the ''Reality of God and ministers John Kusiak, Myrl Gephart and Peter Rudowski all took part in prayers and scripture lessons. The music for the service was provided by the chorus. The senior members took part in singing ''One God'' and The Lord Is Great . The future of every senior class holds a part of the nation's future in its hands and it is hoped that this period of contemplation will prove to be beneficial to them all. 113 Commencement Commencement means not only the presentation of diplomas but makes the announcement of the awards merited by seniors for their contributions to the school and society in the fields of scholarship, athletics and activities. Scholastically, the two Violet Richie awards went to Nancee Kolarek, valedictorian, and Wendy Duke, semi-finalist in the state on scholastic achievement tests. Lynne Johnson received the Highland Council Scholarship which is awarded to an outstanding senior planning to go into the teaching pro- fession. This year also marked the first time that a Highland senior, Mike Cavanaugh, was a recipient of a very fine scholarship from the King's Daughters. This was based on leadership abilities, social service, character and scholastic quality. In the field of athletics, two awards are given. The Charles Hardman Award goes to the best all-round senior athlete and this year that senior was Bob Young. The Wade Ormsby, Jr. Award is based on outstanding quality shown in athletics, 114 dramatics, scholarship and social well-being. The award this year went to Jim Ranftl. Activities, too, rank high on the list of important details in school life. Because activities are varied, opportunities are numerous for the entire student body to join in and express themselves as individuals. Two seniors, a girl and boy, are selected as having done more to promote activities each year. These seniors are Mike Cavanaugh, selected for his outstanding work in leadership positions and Mindy Robertson for her work within a club and as a leader. There are three music awards given also. The John Phillip Sousa Awards went to Nancee Kolarek and Patty Wiese as outstanding bandsmen. The Chopin Award went to Nancee Kolarek for her excellent contributions on the piano as accom- panist and soloist. The senior class has a right to be very proud of these people. They have done a good job = Us) | Present To You i 116 117 Boe The Class of 1969 Senior Activities Allis, John Livingston — ‘Squirrel Man'' — Library Help Aring, Debra Kay — ''Deb'’ — Annual Staff, Office Help, Typing Assistant, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Photography Club, Stunt Night, Junior Play, Senior Play Augustine, Barbara — ''Barbara'’ — G.A.A. Bakan, Nancy Ann — ''Nance'' — Annual Staff, Office Help, G.A.A., Stunt Night, Junior Play, Wrestling Statistician Becker, Ronald Charles — ''Ron'', Men's Glee Berger, Linda Jean — ''Lynn'' Bishop, Holly — ‘Holl’, Newspaper Staff, G.A.A., Latin Club, Student Council, Band, Stunt Night, Junior Play, Spanish Club Brenstuhl, Ronald — ''Ron'' — Football Manager, Basketball Manager Brown, Edward John — ''John'' Bush, Cynthia Ruth — ''Cindy'' — Annual Staff, Office Help, Typing Assistant, Y-Teens, Junior and Senior Attendant, Stunt Night, Junior Play, Senior Play, G.A.A. Casterline, Leroy Christy — ''Chris'' — Chess Club, Photog- raphy Club, Library Help, Stunt Night Cavanaugh, Michael Burton — ''Cabana'' — N.H.S., Chorus, Men's Glee, Golf, Student Council President, Sophomore Class President, Junior Class President, Wrestling, Foot- ball Statistician, Varsity H, Men's Ensemble, Junior Play, Senior Play 118 Conant, Sandra Marie — ''Sam'’ Cordle, Cathy Elaine — ‘'Stan'’ — N.H.S., Office Help, G.A.A. Secretary, F.T.A. Treasurer and Secretary, Stu- dent Council Treasurer, Junior Class Secretary Craft, Melvin E, — ''Mel'' — Basketball Crocker, Park Henry — ''Park'’ — N.H.S., Men's Glee, Foot- ball, Student Council, Band, Wrestling, Stunt Night, Varsity H Secretary - Treasurer Damon, Larry Eugene — ‘'Larry'’ — Photography Club Davis, Sandra — ''Sandy'' — Library Help Deis, Dennis Edward — ''Dennis''’ — Wrestling, Stunt Night Dillon, Calvin Douglas — ''Cal'’ — F.T.A., Library Help, Wrestling Dixon, Kenneth Edwin — ''Ken'' — Newspaper Staff, Football, Basketball, Stunt Night, Varsity H, Wrestling Duke, Wendy S. — ''Watermelon or Super-Duck'' — N.HLS., Newspaper Staff Co-Editor, G.A.A., F.T.A., Latin Club President and Vice President, Student Council, Girl's Glee, Stunt Night, Junior Play Dulude, Victor Louis — ''Cowboy'’ — Chess Club, Chorus, Men's Glee, Band Dusek, Clare — ''Clara'’ — Office Help, Typing Assistant, CAA, Eads, Ronald Dale — ''Ron' — Basketball Eastwood, Barbara Elaine — ‘'Barb'' — Annual Staff, Chorus, G.A.A., F.T.A., Latin Club, Y-Teens, Band, Girl's Glee, Stunt Night, Junior Play Eldred, Patricia — ‘'Pat'’ Feagan, Leslie James — ''Les'’ — Chorus Vice President, Men's Glee, F.T.A. Vice President, Latin Club, Student Council, Band President, Mixed Ensemble, Pep Band, Stunt Night, Junior Play, Senior Play Fitch, Sheryl Lee — ''Sher'’ — G.A.A., Y-Teens, Girl's Glee Ford, Douglas Glenn — ''Woody'' — Photography Club Fox, Matthias E. — ''Matt'' — Football Manager, F.T.A. Franz, Christine — ‘'Chris'’ — Girl's Ensemble, Chorus, G.A.A., Library Help, Girl's Glee Frazier, Margaret — ''Maggio'’ — Newspaper Staff, Typing Assistant Fulton, Michael — ''Mike'’ — Newspaper Staff Gaffney, Roy Thomas — ' 'Buzz'' — N.H.S. President, Chess Club, Football, Basketball, Student Council, Junior Play, Senior Play Gaj, Susan Jean — ''Sue'' — Pep Club Treasurer, Stunt Night Gillespie, James William — ''Jim'' — Library Help Gnosa, Gerhard G. — ''Nose'’ — Annual Staff Photographer, Heaps! Staff Photographer, Photography Club Pres- ident Gorman, Diane Lettitia — ‘'Diane'’ — Girl's Ensemble, Chorus, Y-Teens, Girl's Glee, Mixed Ensemble Grams, Kenneth Richard — ''Ken'' — Football Harrison, Kathleen Ann — ''Harry'' — Chess Club, G.A.A., Girl's Glee, Stunt Night, Printing Harter, Twyla Ruth — ''Twinkie'’ — Typing Assistant, G.A.A., Y-Teens Hemminger, Christina — ''Tina'’ — Office Help, Y-Teens Chaplin Hier, Kurt Dwayne — ‘Hier’ — Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff, Chorus, Men's Glee, F.T.A., Band Treasurer, Pep Band, Stunt Night Holobinko, Andrew Charles — ''Binko’’ Jackson, Linda Marie — ‘'Linda’’ — Stunt Night, Junior Play Jacobs, Gary Joseph — '‘Jakes'’ — Newspaper Staff, Foot: ball, Baseball, Golf, Wrestling Jagger, Nancy Lynn — Jags — G.A.A. Vice-President and President, Student Council, Band Johnson, Lynne Etise — 'Lynne'’ — N.H.S., Girl's Ensemble, Chorus , G.A.A., F.T.A., Latin Club, Student Council Secretary, Band, Girl's Glee, Junior Play, Sophomore Attendant, Sophomore Class Secretary, Stunt Night, Senior Play Jolly, Judith Lucille — 'Jolly'', Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff, Office Help, G.A.A., Vice President, Student Council, Stunt Night, Junior Play, Senior Homecoming Queen Jones, Linda Lou — 'Linda'’ — Newspaper Staff, Chorus, G.A.A., Latin Club, Girl's Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, Stunt Night Karwoski, Gary Leo — ''Gary'’ — Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff, F.T.A., Band, Stunt Night, Junior Play Keen, Judith Diane — ''Judi'’ — Pep Club, Newspaper Staff Secretary, G.A.A., Latin Club, Y-Teens, Girl's Glee, Stunt Night Kolarek, Nancee Lou — ''Nanc'’ — Annual Staff Editor and Co-Editor, Science Club, Girl's Ensemble, Chorus, Latin Club Treasurer, Y-Teens Secretary and Vice President, Band, Girl's Glee, Mixed Ensemble, Pep Band, Stunt Night, Junior Play, Senior Play, N.H.S. Secretary, Mixed Ensemble Krasny, Arlene — ''Kras'’ — Annual Staff, G.A.A., F.T.A., Latin Club, Photography Club, Stunt Night, Spanish Club Kshywonis, Robert — ''Bob'' Science Club, Newspaper Staff, Chorus, Men's Glee, F.T.A., Stunt Night, Junior Play, Senior Play Kuder, Gary — ‘'Gary'' Newspaper Staff Larner, William H. V. — ''Vic'’ — Chess Club, Band, Pep Band Laugesen, Ella J. — ''Ella'’ — Office Help, Typing Assistant, G.A.A., Y-Teens Treasurer, Stunt Night Leach, Mary Kathryn — ''Screech'' — Pep Club, N.H.S., Chorus, G.A.A., Latin Club, Student Council, Girl's Glee, Cheerleader, Stunt Night, Junior Play Lewandowski, Robert Wayne — ‘'Bomba'’ — Newspaper Staff, Library Help, Audio-Visual Likosar, Joseph — ‘'Joe'' — Golf, Varsity H, Library Help, Basketball Love, Thomas E. — ''Tom'' — Baseball, Band, Varsity H, Spanish Club MacRae, Kenneth Lorne — ''Ken'’ — N.H.S., Football, Stunt Night, Junior Play, Student Council Malafa, Denise — ''Dee Dee'' Mangrum, Pamela — ‘'Pam'' — Y-Teens Marrone, Anita Marie — ''Anita'’ — Pep Club, Annual Staff, G.A.A., F.T.A., Latin Club, Y-Teens, Girl's Glee Massarelli, Phyllis Ann — ''Phil'’ — G.A.A., Y-Teens, Stunt Night McCaskey, Denise Christine — ''Denny'' — Newspaper Staff, Typing Assistant, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Girl's Glee McGill, Timothy — ''Tim'' — Chorus, Men's Glee, Football, Wrestling McVay, Michael — Mike Mealer, Lindia Kaye — ‘'Lyn'’ — Stunt Night, G.A.A., Y- Teens Mealer, Sandra Faye — ''Sandy'' — Typing Assistant, Stunt Night, G.A.A., Y-Teens Melrose, Glenn Allen — ''Glenn'’ — Science Club, Chorus, Men's Glee, Golf, Basketball Miklovich, Ralph — ''Verny ’ Nawalaniec, Rebecca — ''Becky'’ — Latin Club, Stunt Night Newberry, Rebecca — ''Bec'' — Pep Club, Newspaper Staff Co-Editor, Office Help, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Girl's Glee, J. V. Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader, Stunt Night, Senior Attendant Nivins, Janis Ann — ' Johna'’ — N.H.S., Typing Assistant, Junior Play, Stunt Night, Senior Attendant, G.A.A., F.T.A. President, Student Council Orchard, Susan Barbara — ''Orchy'' — Annual Staff, N.H.S., Girl's Ensemble, Chorus, Junior Play, Stunt Night, Head Majorette, Spanish Club, Band Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Girl's Glee, Mixed Ensemble Peebles, Roy Blake — ''Peebs Price, James K. —— “Jim == Science Club Ghesss Glut. Chorus, Men's Glee, Stunt Night, Varsity H., Junior Play, F.T.A., Student Council, Band Vice President, Mixed Ensemble, Wrestling Ranftl, James Robert — ''Chuck'' — Men's Glee, Football Co-Captain, Baseball, Junior Play, Stunt Night, Varsity H President and Vice President, F.T.A., Student Council Vice President, Freshman Class Vice President, Sopho- more Class Vice President, Senior Class President, Basket- ball Co-Captain, Kitchen Help Reardon, Douglas Brett — ''Bart'’ — Chorus Vice President, Men's Glee, Football Co-Captain, Baseball, F.T.A., Stu- dent Council, Library Help, Freshman Class Treasurer, Men's Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, Basketball, Junior Play, Senior Play, Stunt Night, Varsity H Repp, Wilbur Edward — ''Action Eddie'’ — Newspaper Staff, Chorus, Men's Glee, Football, Varsity H, Student Coun- cil, Stunt Night, Wrestling, Freshman Class President Reusch, Gene Henry — ''Gene'' — Baseball Riegel, Diane — ‘Shortie’ — Y-Teens Roach, Rebecca Sue — ''Becky'’ — Annual Staff, N.H.S. Chorus, G.A.A., F.T.A., Latin Club, Y-Teens Treasurer, Band, Mixed Ensemble, Stunt Night, Junior Play, Senior Play Robertson, Mindy Lou — ''Mindy'' — Annual Staff Business Manager and Copy Editor, N.H.S. Treasurer, Office Help, Guidance Office Help, Chorus, Y-Teens Treasurer, Vice President, President, Student Council, Band Treas- urer, Girl's Glee, Mixed Ensemble, Girl's Ensemble, Pep Band, Senior Play, Freshman Class Secretary, Stunt Night Roosen, Rudy — ''Stretch'' — Photography Club, Band Rottmayer, Susan Lynn — ''Susie'’ — Annual Staff, N.H.S., Chorus, G.A.A., F.T.A., Y-Teens, Band, Girl's Glee, Stunt Night, Junior Play, Senior Play Sandor, Christine Lynn — ''Chris'’ — Typing Assistant, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Band, Girl's Glee, Stunt Night 120 Scheuermann, Lynn Susan — 'Lynn'' — Annual Staff, Typing Assistant, Chorus, G.A.A., Latin Club, Library Help, Girl's Glee, J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader, Stunt Night, Junior Play, Senior Play Scott, Neil — ''Neil'’ — Wrestling Sees, Patricia Jean — ''Pat'’ — Typing Assistant, Chorus, Cr Seymour, Richard — ''Slick'’ — Chorus, Men's Glee, Golf, Stunt Night Sherman, Glenna Ruth — ''Glenna'’ — Chorus, J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader, Stunt Night, G.A.A., Latin Club, Student Council, Girl's Glee, Junior Class Vice President, Spanish Club Sherman, Norma Lee — ''Norm'' — Pep Club Secretary and Vice President, G.A.A., F.T.A. Secretary, Latin Club Secretary, Stunt Night Smouse, David Michael — ''Smouse'’ — Senior Play, Football, Basketball Manager Sobczyk, Jeanette — ''George'’ — Y-Teens Sommers, Betty Jean — ''Liz'' — Annual Staff Business Man- ager, N.H.S., Typing Assistant Girl's Ensemble, Chorus, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Band, Girl's Glee, Mixed Ensemble, Pep Band, Stunt Night, Junior Play Spatz, Jane Ellen — ''Spats'' — Science Club, Newspaper Staff, Girl's Ensemble, Chorus President, G.A.A., F.T.A., Student Council, Band, Girl's Glee, Wrestling Score- keeper Spisak, William Thomas — ''Speez'' — Football, Baseball Sroubek, Janice Rose — ''Jan'’ — G.A.A., F.T.A., Latin Club, Band, Stunt Night Staufer, Craig Alan — ''Stauf'’ — Chorus, Men's Glee, Band, Mixed Ensemble, Stunt Night, Senior Play Stuver, Rebecca Lee — ''Bec'’ — Annual Staff, N.H.S., Girl's Ensemble, G.A.A., F.T.A., Y-Teens, Student Council, Band, Girl's Glee, Junior Play, Stunt Night, Chorus, Senior Play Todorov, Henry N. — 'Henry'' — Newspaper Staff, Baseball Topliff Jr., Jack — 'Jack'' — Baseball, Varsity H Vanderschrier, Bruce Edward — ''Bruce'' Vanselow, Dorthy Lee — ''Dodo'' — Annual Staff, Chorus, G.A.A., F.T.A., Latin Club, Y-Teens, Band, Girl's Glee, Stunt Night, Junior Play, Senior Play Wagar, Robert Donald — ''Wags'' — Chorus, Men's Glee, Football, Baseball, Golf, Men's Ensemble, Basketball, Stunt Night, Varsity H Vice President Wallace, Max — 'Wally'' Weger, Karen Colleen — ''Kar'’ Whitacre, Barbara Jean — ''Ace'’ — Typing Assistant, G.A.A., Y-Teens Secretary Whitehill, Kenneth Glenn — ''Whity'''' — Library Help, Audio Visual Wiese, Patricia Erna — ''Pat'’ — Chorus, F.T.A., Y-Teens, Band, Girl's Glee, Mixed Ensemble, Pep Band, Stunt Night Wilder, Diane Marie — ''Diane'' — Chorus Winland, John — ''Cow'' — Football, Basketball, Wrestling, Varsity H Young, Robert — ''Jackson'' — Football, Wrestling, Stunt Night, Varsity H Zeile, David R. — ''Zile'’ — Annual Staff, N.H.S., Football, Golf, Basketball, Junior Play, Senior Play, Varsity H, Stunt Night Faculty Directory Mr. Vermillion, Superintendent — 20 years at Highland —Findlay College, B.A., Ohio State University. Mr. Chaffee, Principal — I! years at Highland — Baldwin Wallace, B.A., Kent State University, M.A. Mrs Myers, Guidance Counselor and Senior Advisor — 19 years at Highland — Kent State University, B.A.. Akron University, M.A. Mr. Higgins, Guidance Counselor, German | and II, and Chess Club Advisor — 3 years at Highland — Ohio State B.A., Kent State University. Mrs. South, Librarian — 10 years at Highland — West Virginia Uni- versity A.B., George Peabody College M.A. Mrs. Webster, Secretary and Clerk — 10 years at Highland — Hammel- Actual Business School, Secretarial. Mrs. Babcock, Secretary — | year at Highland. Mr. Becker, General Science and Science Club Advisor — | year at Highland — Wooster College, B.A. Mr. Brenner, Algebra II, Plane Geometry, Golf Coach, Basketball Coach — 5 years at Highland — Kent State University, B.S. and M.A. Mr. Bryson, Economics, Civics, Freshman Football, and Wrestling Coach — 2 years at Highland — Salem College, B.A. Mr. Burch, Driver's Education Road Classes — | year at Highland — Bowling Green University, Muskingum, B.S. Miss Carmany, Business Law, Business English, Business Math, and Consumer Living — | year at Highland — Kent State University, Akron University, B.B.A. Miss Chiaramonte, Spanish || and II], Annual Advisor — | year at Highland — Kent State University, B.S. Mr. Cranston, American Government, American History, World History, and Freshman Basketball — | year at Highland — Ohio University, B.S. Mr. Eckart, Instrumental Music — 17 years at Highland — Baldwin Wallace, B.S. and Michigan University, M.M.E. Mr. Harmon, Mechanical Drawing, Driver's Education — 15 years at Highland — Kent State University, B.A. Mr. Kahl, World History, Sophomore Advisor — 17 years at Highland — Kent State University, Akron University, B.S. Mr. Keck, American History, Sociology, Family Living, Athletic Director — 4 years at Highland — Mount Union B.A. Mr. Kemp, General Business, Bookkeeping | and Il — II years at Highland — Ashland College, B.A. Mrs. Ludwig, English Ill and ,IV, N. H. S. Advisor, Play Director — 18 years at Highland — Western Reserve University B.A. Mr. McFarland, Boy's Physical Education, Football Coach — 4 years at Highland — Cincinnati University, B.S. Mrs. Melrose, Art — 12 years at Highland — Kent State University, B.S., Cleveland Art Institute. Mrs. Moran, Girl's Physical Education, G.A.A. Advisor — 2 years at Highland — Attended Kent State University. Mr. Nash, Industrial Arts, Graphic Arts, Electronics, Photography Advi- sor — 2 years at Highland — Attended Akron University, Maryland University, and Ohio University. 122 Mr. Natherson, Special Education — | year at Highland — Attended Ashland University. Mrs. Ost, Journalism, English 1, Newspaper Advisor — | year at Highland — Akron University, B.A. Miss Radwanski, Spanish | and ||, Y-Teen Advisor, Spanish Club Advisor — | year at Highland — Ohio University, B.A. Mrs. Ramey, Speech, English III, Cheerleader Advisor — 2 years at Highland — Marshall University, Akron University, B.A. Mr. Ring, Algebra |, Modern Introductory Analysis, Baseball Coach — | year at Highland — College of Idaho, Akron University, B.A. Mr. Ruddock, Vocal Music — | year at Highland — Michigan Univer- sity, B.S., M.E. Mr. Sigrist, American Government, Biology — 8 years at Highland — Ashland College, B.S. Mr. Thompson, English II, Junior Varsity Basketball — | year at High- land — West Liberty College, B.A. Mrs. Thompson, Personal and Typing |, Annual Advisor — | year at Highland — Ohio University, B.S. Mrs. Tramonte, Home Economics, F.H.A. Advisor = 4 years at Highland — Kent State University, B.S. Mrs. Viering, Shorthand | and Il, Office Practice, Typing II, F.T.A. Advisor — 3 years at Highland — Kent State University, B.S., M.E. Mrs. Weigle, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Junior Advisor — 13 years at Highland — Western Reserve University, Baldwin Wallace College, B.A. Mrs. Wolf, Latin | and II, English | and II, Latin Club Advisor, Fresh- man Advisor — 4 years at Highland — Mount Union College, B.A. Club Directory ANNUAL N. Kolarek, Editor; M. Robertson, Copy Editor; B. Sommers, Business Manager; C. Bush, D. Cartwright, P. Gathagan, J. Good, L. Harvey, T. Johnson, B. Roach, S. Rott mayer, M. Russell, V. Schreiner, B. Stuver, D. Vanselow, D. Wecker, D. Zeile. CHESS CLUB R. Lutton, President; G. Kufchak, Vice President; L. Kirstein, Secretary-Treasurer; R. Becker, C. Casterline, A. Dale, B. Dale, V. Dulude, D. Gaffney, K. Harrison, P. Harrison, B. Hitzler, G. Karowski, J. Kreuscher, J. Kufchak, J. Mcllvried, G. Sir- Louis, A. Liddy, G. Imars, B. Smith, J. Smith, W. Smith, R. Young. F.T. A. J. Nivins, President; E. Fuller, Vice President; N. Sherman, Secretary; C. Cordle, Treasurer; B. Barnett, P. Bonezzi, D. Bowman, D. Cartwright, J. Cox, W. Duke, E. Duncan, L. Feagan, M. Fox, M. Gaj, P. Gathagan, B. Hammond, K. Hege, K. Hier, P. Holbert, G. Karowski, D. Kozman, B. Kshywonis, T. Love, C. Miller, B. Newberry, B. Reardon, J. Roach, S. Rott- mayer, M. Russell, V. Schreiner, M. Seigfried, B. Smith, J. Spatz, J. Sroubek, B. Stuver, G. Van Deusen, D. Vanselow, D. Wecker, J. Weidanz, P. Wiese. G. A. A. N. Jagger, President; B. Polasky, Vice President; M. Sullivan, Secretary; B. Smouse, Treasurer; C. Arico, B. Augustine, B. Baker, D. Barnes, D. Bash, H. Bishop, D. Bowman, D. Brantner, M. Brauchman, D. Bruner, K. Buch, T. Burkehead, D. Cart- wright, D. Chambers, M. Chodera, L. Culler, W. Duke, P. Dustin, J. Ebenschweller, T. Faunce, D. Fitch, S. Fitch, W. Ford, C. Franz, J. Frederick, L. Fuller, J. Gaj, S. Gaj, J. Gath- agan, M. Goila, B. Gori, D. Gutfranski, B. Hammond, K. Hege, N. Hirsh, C. Johnson, Lee Johnson, Lynne Johnson, J. Jolly, L. Kirstein, A. Krasny, D. Lesko, M. Love, N. Maher, A. Mar- rone, C. Martin, P. Massarelli, E. McClelland, D. McDuffee, L. Mealer, S. Mealer, M. Mendoza, B. Miller, C. Miller, C. Moon, K. Mudd, D. Nagy, M. Napier, L. Newberry, J. Nivins, T. Palanco, S. Papp, D. Paul, H. Poczontek, L. Poczontek, B. Pohl, C. Pribish, L. Roach, J. Roosen, M. Russell, L. Scheuer- mann, D. Searles, P. Sees, C. Shaw, L. Shaw, G. Sherman, N. Sherman, S. Sherman, V. Shirley, C. Showers, J. Spatz, J. Stump, J. Tanner, J. Tuttle, D. Thompson, P. Wallington, M. Wallington, J. Weidanz, B. Whitacre, D. Wilhelm, L. Wilson, P. Wilson, D. Weiss, G. Wright, S. Yokum, K. Zgrabik. LATIN CLUB K. Scheuermann, President; D. Wecker, Vice President; J. Wei- danz, Secretary; T. Allis, Treasurer; N. Anderson, M. Brown, S. Campbell, J. Derhammer, W. Duke, K. Foy, S. Frase, D. Gaffney, D. Gutfranski, M. Haley, J. Hall, V. Huntsman, G. Imars, T. Jackson, |. Juris, M. Kilgo, K. Kyle, R. Lutton, D. McDuffee, B. Peebles, D. Pelot, C. Pribish, D. Purta, S. Sim- mons, J. Smith, L. Scheuermann, D. Van Deusen, J. Vorndran, S. Yokum. Nighi. R. Gaffney, President; T. McDuffee, Vice President; N. Ko- larek, Secretary; M. Robertson, Treasurer; B. Barnett, D. Cart- wright, M. Cavanaugh, C. Cordle, P. Crocker, D. Dautrich, W. Duke, L. Feagan, P. Gathagan, J. Good, L. Harvey, L. Johnson, M. Leach, P. Ludwig, K. MacRae, C. Miller, J. Nivins, S. Orchard, B. Peebles, B. Roach, S. Rottmayer, B. Sommers, B. Stuver, M. Sullivan, S. Weaver, D. Wecker, D. Zeile. NEWSPAPER W. Duke, Co-editor; B. Newberry, Co-editor; J. Spatz, Bus- iness Manager; H. Bishop, L. Culler, D. Deis, K. Dixon, L. Feagan, M. Frazier, M. Fulton, D. Henry, K. Hier, K. Hier, L. Jones, J. Keen, B. Kshywonis, N. Maher, S. Pazziello, L. Scheu- ermann, S. Simmons, J. Smith, H. Todorov, K. Vanko. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB G. Gnosa, President; C. Casterline, Vice President; J. Kreus- cher, Secretary; C. Bruegman, Treasurer; B. Dale, W. Erclaus. SCIENCE CLUB J. Price, President; B. Barnes, Vice President; V. Schreiner, Secretary-Treasurer; E. Benson, B. Hollopeter, E. Hollopeter, J. Juris, B. Peebles, L. Schreiner, D. Van Deusen, S. Weaver. SPANISH CLUB R. Gaffney, President; V. Schreiner, Vice President; L. Schrein- er, Secretary; T. Johnson, Treasurer; D. Barnes, D. Bash, C. Beal, H. Bishop, D. Brantner, P. Bridgeman, P. Brown, R. Brown, K. Buck, M. Bures, R. Burnside, D. Chambers, E. Codding, E. Duncan, C. Foy, J. Frederick, L. Fuller, M. Gaj, J. Gathagan, P. Gathagan, R. Glaser, J. Good, S. Good, B. Hammon, B. Hitzler, L. Johnson, A. Krasny, A. Liddy, M. Love, T. Love, P. Ludwig, A. Morrone, P. Massarelli, C. Miller, B. Nawalaniec, S. Orchard, J. Ovack, D. Paul, M. Radebaugh, L. Roach, M. Russell, C. Sholtz, G. Sherman, N. Sherman, C. Showers, G. SirLouis, W. Smith, D. Thompson, S. Vujevich, D. Weiss, J. Zumbrennen. STUDENT COUNCIL M. Cavanaugh, President; C. Miller, Vice President; L. John- son, Secretary; C. Cordle, Treasurer; T. Allis, P. Bonezzi, C. Chodera, Jeff Cox, Jim Cox, P. Crocker, L. Feagan, R. Gaff- ney, S. Good, T. loanes, N. Jagger, N. Kolarek, D. Kozman, M. Leach, B. Newberry, J. Nivins, S. Papp, C. Pribish, J. Price, J. Ranftl, B. Reardon, N. Renner, C. Robertson, M. Robertson, K. Scheuermann, J. Spatz. VARSITY H J. Ranftl, President; B. Wagar, Vice President; P. Crocker, Secretary-Treasurer; B. Barnes, H. Beckwith, M. Bures, M. Cavanaugh, T. Cavanaugh, L. Chimento, K. Dixon, E. Fuller, G. Green, T. loanes, G. Jacobs, D. Kozman, J. Likosar, T. Love, T. McDuftee, J. Price, B. Reardon, E. Repp, T. Schne- detz, B. Searcy, D. Shaw, L. SirLouis, B. Spisak, D. Tomko, Ue Topith Y-TEENS M. Robertson, President; N. Kolarek, Vice President; B, Whit- acre, Secretary; E. Laugesen, Treasurer; Debbie Aring, Diana Aring, C. Beal, M. Beckwith, A. Bogdanski, B. Brobst, C. Bush, S. Craft, S. Dressler, M. Ellen, C. Foy, S. Fraley, C. Futo, R. Glaser, P. Gundelach, K. Hier, P. Hoskinson, |. Juris, K. Lam- phear, G. Leidal, N. Lorman, P. Mangrum, C. Martin, P. Mas- sarelli, D. McCaskey, E. McClelland, D. McDuffee, L. Mealer, S. Mealer, L. Newberry, G. Plotz, S. Rottmayer, L. Schreiner, V. Schreiner, C. Showers, B. Sommers, J. Spatz, B. Stuver, L. Tilbert, C. Totts, S. Vujevich, S. Weaver, D. Weiss, S. Wentink, L. Wilson. 123 The Savings Deposit Bank Co. Medina, Ohio Member of Federal Deposit Corporation Robert Raw Plumbing Heating Oil Burners Pump Repair Trenching Sharon Center, Ohio 44274 239-9052 Complete Septic Tank Systems Light Grading Highland Barber Shop Sand Gravel Sharon Center Dan Major Operator Telephone 239-6405 Two Barbers One-half mile north of 18 on 94 Hours: 9 to 6 Saturdays: 9 to 5 Serving All Makes Color Service Central T.V. 162 High Street Wadsworth, Ohio Phone: 335-3313 Management-Harlan E. Stoller Real Estate Insurance Loans Bates Agency, Inc. 210 High Street Wadsworth, Ohio Phone: 334-1577 WAITE SON Harold E, Ralph E. Memorial Home 765 North Court St. Medina, Ohio PA 2-1591 | LC MACHINE Co. df | COMET Ty, eS t A Cis — es l | DESIGN SERVICE DIE MAKING MOLDS STAMPINGS PRECISION PRODUCTION TO SPECIFICATION PRODUCTION MACHINING 270 GRANGER KD.-MEDINA, O. Your Complete Home Furnishing Store Wadsworth Furniture Company 124 College Street Wadsworth, Ohio Phone: 335-4891 Irv. Zapiler-Mer. Baily’s Pharmacy Prescription Specialists Ask About Our Income Tax Record System 3073 Copley Rd. Copley, Ohio Phone: 666-3563 Lawrence's Drive-In “The epitome of fine food” Pearl Road Medina, Ohio Hinckley Hardware Supply Co. Electrical Supplies, Appliances, Paint Plumbing, Sporting Goods Farm Garden Supplies Hinckley, Ohio 278-2241 GRANGER GROCERY “Congratulations to the Class of 69”’ 239-9502 Hilliard Funeral Home Serving Since 1902 174 N. Lyman St. Wadsworth, Ohio 334-1502 V. 8S. HOUGHLAN HARDWARE Paints Glass Housewares Phone: 335-5061 Wadsworth, Ohio SERVES YOU J FIRST YOUR ndependent Insurance AGENT OUR ONLY BUSINESS IANCE. AGENCY HINCKLEY, OHIO ZIP- 44233 COLONIAL PHARMACY Doi le SUPPLIES JEWELRY ROS SEE ESO VER CANDIES Prescriptions With Free Delivery if Necessary PHONE 666-5000 BATH, OHIO A Winning Combination Old-Fashioned New-Fashioned Quality for Know-How in Ingredients Nutrition BIL-JAC Fresh Dog Food (Frozen), The result of over 40 years of experience in food formulation — and over 20 years of ''Going to the Dogs . BIL-JAC FOODS, INC. 2015 Granger Rd. Phone: 239-5101 Compliments of EMPLOYMENT SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS Op Wale Meee, GRADUATING CLASS! PROFESSIONAL BLDG. 2-D MEDINA, OHIO 725-1546 Mirrors - Aluminum Frames and Doors Store Front GRAFF'S GLASS SHOP 3032 RIDGE RD. - WADSWORTH Bus. 334-2521 326 E. SMITH RD. - MEDINA, OHIO 44256 REXROAD'S SUNOCO Complete Auto Service ROUTE 94 SHARON CENTER 239-9672 Hours 7 to 10 Sunday 9 to 9 Phone: 722-8301 LANCE’S SOHIO Rt. 18 and 71 Medina, Ohio “Flower. S ) ade FOR ALL OCCASIONS a Hid {Uy Greenhouse Store R.F.D. No. 4 4483 Weymouth Road ie Median Ohio 2500 at Phone 723-8502 Ie eee Teen Jy sae INSURED SAVING AUTO FINANCING HEALTH PLANS WOODRUM AGENCIES, INC. INSURANCE AND BONDS 2830 COPLEY RD. - AT JACOBY RD, PHONE AKRON, OHIO 44321 666-1188 AUFMUTH MOTORS INC. Volkswagen—Karmann Ghia Service, Sales, Parts, Body Shop 1 mile north of Medina, Ohio LAFAYETTE RECREATION 678 Lafayette Rd. 723-496 | Free Bowling - Billiard Lessons WEIRATH’S ISALY DAIRY STORE 117 Main St. Wadsworth, Ohio Galluccé CHEVROLET CO. “Where Quality Is a Full Measure” ALLAN AUTO PARTS Automotive Parts and Accessories Best Wishes Wholesale FAMILY DRUG 131 N. LYMAN ST. 334-2578 WADSWORTH, OHIO 44281 134 AKRON ROAD WADSWORTH, OHIO and W. K. FINDING RITTMAN SHOPPING CENTER CONSTRUCTION CO. RITTMAN, OHIO General Contracting Back Hoe Work 2284 CENTER RD. HINCKLEY, OHIO 225-5854 or 278-2053 12 Hungry for some DY- ifetko Un @M atfol -1a4 Or How About a T-Bone Steak? Come to MOZENA’S Chicken and Steak Dinners Corner of Route 18 and 94 Open to the Public Saturdays: 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays and Holidays: || a.m. to 9 p.m. MEALS AND BANQUETS Phone: 239-5041 THE AKRON AGENCIES, INC. Insurance Service Is Our Business 34 SOUTH HIGH STREET Phone 253-9138 AKRON, OHIO 44308 Martha E. Neal, Pres. Evelyn G. Baker, Sec'y. Max D. Kennedy, Agent THREE STAR TRUCKING Dump Truck Service Cinders - Slag - Sand Truck Rental 7801 Old Granger Rd. Garfield Heights, Ohio 44125 Pe CC tO tect Og tal BUEHNER'S HI'WAY SHELL Complete Auto Service ROUTE 94 SHARON CENTER 239-9672 Flours. 7 tos lO Sunday 9 to 9 Phone 666-1143 3545 COPLEY ROAD COPLEY, OHIO 44321 RALPH COON Bos SEMONIN DALE'S NURSERY Landscaping cS) Irrigation Evergreens 1410 MEDINA RD. 239-9721 THE BOOSTER CLUB wants YOU! AL'S DISCOUNT SHOES BRUNSWICK PLAZA BRUNSWICK, OHIO Shoes for the Family 2 Pairs $5 Goods buck Clase of “69 FISHER DEPARTMENT STORE LAUREL SQUARE CENTER BRUNSWICK, OHIO Open Daily 10 to 9 Open Sunday |! to 5 Compliments of TUBBS AGENCY INC. Real Estate and Insurance 232 NORTH COURT ST. MEDINA, OHIO PHONE: 723-1556 FIXLERS AGENCY 164 HIGH STREET WADSWORTH OHIO Phone: 335-2544 CURTIS INC. Apparel for Men Apparel tor Women 118 MAIN ST. WADSWORTH SUPPLY Plumbing and Electrical Supplies General Hardware - Pumps Well Drilling 8040 RIDGE ROAD WADSWORTH, OHIO 44281 Phone: 334-1450 LisshiGEast, 13] 723-1531 — 225-3101 TREND TIRE SERVICE 2700 COPLEY RD. AKRON, OHIO 44321 Mounting - Balancing Caravelle - Firestone LANCE CO., INC. PHONE 666-2525 Insurance e Real Estate MEDINA CHAMPION SPORTS GOODS CO. BRUNSWICK “We Specialize in School and Team Equipment” Trophies and Engraving MEDINA SHOPPING CENTER Phone 825-4553 ROHRER BARTON INC. MILICH’S VILLAGE INN NAA eaaR nc: 4444 South Cleveland-Massillon Rd. 322 COLLEGE STREET Barberton, Ohio 44203 WADSWORTH, OHIO Mirko Milich Richard Milich PUCUEE SER: = = X % : . he Complintents% = Congratulations and Best Wishes | of From MEDINA AUTO PARTS MEDINA TRACTOR SALES CO. 144 NORTH COURT STREET MEDINA, OHIO 44256 Ford Farm Industrial Equipment Bolens Lawn Garden Equipment JIM HOGLE Wheel Camper Trailers Camping Supplies Lincoln - Mercury Miracle Water Conditioners SALES — RENTALS — SERVICE 4160 PEARL ROAD Phone: 725-4953 MEDINA, OHIO 44256 D'ANGELO'S PIZZA Best Wishes Erom Featuring Pizza of Your Choice HANSHUE AUTO CO. Fried Chicken - Spaghetti - Sandwiches 119 N. COURT MEDINA, OHIO CALL 237-961 | 237-9910 For a Secure Tomorrow. . . SALES SERVICE par See NEAL WALKER HUNTER INSURANCE OLDSMOBILE, INC. 215 S. JEFFERSON ST. Phone 725-4266 Wane elas, 703 NORTH COURT STREET tofy 0 Sewes Ghaveoiee MEDINA, OHIO Fine Used Cars SEN = CEsasa FRANKLIN WADSWORTH, OHIO Extension CRUM AND CHESTER INC. 133 N. COURT ST. MEDINA, OHIO 44256 NORTH ROYALTON HARDWARE RTH ROYALTON, 0 COMPLIMENTS OF CARPENTER’S STUDIO, INC. Creative Photographers Portraits — Weddings — Children — Groups and Commercial Photographic Excellence in ‘Black and White, PARKING IN REAR e WEDDINGS Oils O% Natural Color (Candid Formal) PRE-BRIDAL GRADUATION CHILDREN All Ages MEN WOMEN FAMILY GROUPS COMMUNION CONFIRMATION BAR MITZVAH PUBLICITY GROUP WORK COMMERCIAL PASSPORTS RESTORATION LEGAL eee Gn the Studio oc On Location HOURS: 10 to 6 Tuesdays: 10 to 8 Closed All Day Wed. and Sunday CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS 864-2191 965 COPLEY RD. 135 244 NORTH COURT MEDINA, OHIO 44256 PHONE: 723-2571 Success to the class of ’69 Medina County Gazette “Covering all of Medina County” Jack Ommmer inc. jae CHEVROLET the sure road to satisfaction... SPRING GROVE SHELL 540 E. LIBERTY ST. MEDINA, OHIO 44256 « SHREFFLER CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 270 S. COURT STREET MEDINA, OHIO The Wadsworth News Banner 155 Watrusa Avenue Wadsworth, Ohio THE OLD PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK OF MEDINA The Oldest and Largest Bank in Medina County 6 Offices to Serve Your Banking Needs The Best of Luck in the Coming Years from the 1968 - 1969 STUDENT COUNCIL 137 TO OUR READERS ... wu , AN AUTOGRAPH PAGE FROM THE) 1969 HIGHLANDER STAFF vy i i) OLEAN RL ie ve Patrons George F. Reinhardt Highland Court Barber Shop Helen and Oleta's Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forsythe Tin Tub Shop Bon-El Beauty Salon Mrs. Philip Lowther A True Friend Medina Radio-TV Gunkelman's Anderson Drugs Zeiglers 139 OF 40 999 ye ! ae o.. A ER AO BE si A i SS So Q Es egsouneonen l, © { kes “ % ce O, t BR 04 ae a OG oto Bu+ ae OS a bes: 15 [Me p, OF Se vs eo 1. Roy R Nye IR es 0 4 : 3 | : | On Fao i | % oe etc: | $92 Y. re ont ee AS Acknowledgments. Mr. Chaffee Mrs. Thompson Miss Chiaramonte Mr. Donald Leahy Carpenter's Studio, Inc. Mr. Dave Mihalko Photo Club Artmaster Yearbooks, Inc. Superior Composition Company Mrs. Webster Mrs. Babcock Mrs. Viering Mrs. Weigle Mrs. Myers Mr. Keck Mr. Bucky 142 In Memoriam Richard Dale Seymour Dear Reader, This is the most enjoyable page of the book. While working on the others, a lot of friendships were made, some were strengthened, and others broken. Now that the book is done, we, the staff, can recall many things... . Tuesdays Ist period — . Thursdays Ist period — . Wednesday's migration to Grangerburg — . making a united tront — . begging the sun to come out — . . sorting torn book covers — . . nagging Mr. N. to have his pictures taken — . making that first deadline — . . making that second deadline — . that third — that fourth — . changing Dorothy to Dorthy — . . running out of final mats — . reading petitions — . trying to ti nd a ruler — . . trying to communicate — In some ways it's all over, yet in others it's just begin- ning. So, here it is and we hope you'll cherish it, for as someone said in a nasty rumor, ‘It might be an antique someday. | 144 Editor Nancee Kolarek Assistant Co-Editors Pam Gathagan Deb Wecker Layout Staff Jane Good Tammie Johnson Becky Roach Sue Rottmayer Mary Ann Russell Becky Stuver Dorthy Vanselow Copy Editor Mindy Robertson Copy Staff Lynn Harvey Virginia Schreiner Business Manager Betty Sommers Advertising Staff Diana Cartwright Cindy Bush eee TRS ee ee Ho Gkso es Kove 6 Q 1969 e HIGHLANDER 1969 e HIGHLANDER e HIGHLANDER iL To ee auwect Onan ee wrk? ¢ j : Uo bok oo oe on gota ise C. fee er os a bck a one oe + ¥ ALMA MATER | if ‘ ae ee . | Oh, Highland High School now __We sing our song of loyalty! _ We sing thy glory and thy fame : And praises to thy honored name. - Come and join us while we sing, | _ We'll make the nearby hillsides ring. Our faith in thee will never die, We'll always love thee, Highland High. }IGHLANDER e 1969 e HIGHLANDER ec 1969 e HIGHLANDER e 1969 e a fad. 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