Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1970 volume:

7” ef eters Saleen hia meee qeteit fev ehilce SS ebefeint=jt «je ee pean - = 4 TRS see mers : = : 5 : ; : ae Sytaes ah = Ses e PURTORORATGRSS Ps Sete eye tireee ‘Per aerss Coenen oe yer tee tebe eee ieee 47° tele baleen a ae = - + fake ere aden — gin etae HIGHLANDER © des Hi NN IN MEMORIAM Ray Huff Dave Bettiker ALMA MATER Oh, Highland High School now to thee, 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. ‘eS A school, like an art gallery, expresses many facets of life. The HIGHLANDER shows how a student’s character develops throughout the year from a rough sketch to a finished portrait, just as the strokes of the master develop the tone and color necessary to create the finished master- piece. Each room of the gallery contains a different type of art: portraits, landscapes, still life, sketches, op art, pottery, and sculptures. The school’s gallery contains art of a differ- ent nature: sports, music, academic subjects, clubs, and most important of all — the students. Now let us explore the contents of Highland’s 1970 DOLMONO.. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SPORTS CLASSES CLUBS SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Homecoming Junior-Senior Prom Senior Play Junior Play Stunt Night MUSIC AND ARTS MAY AWARDS Award Assembly Honor and Merit Roll Valedictorian and Salutatorian Baccalaureate Commencement DIRECTORIES Senior Teacher Club ADVERTISING Now in his 21st year at Highland, Mr. Lewin O. Vermillion is the superintendent of the Highland School District. During his ten- ure at Highland, Mr. Vermillion has seen a 55 per cent increase in student enrollment (since 1960) and a major addition of class- rooms to the high school. His primary role as executive officer of the School Board is to carry out the Board’s policies and recom- mendations, as well as suggesting new ideas of his own. It has been through his efforts that a guidance department, library, and graphic arts program have been established. When asked his opinion about high school students, he expressed faith in the student’s behavior and knowledge, and noted the fact that today’s teens can “think for themselves.” PIP OF MIT AH i hos aot Bae oh Members of the SCHOOL BOARD are as follows: Standing, Mr. William Kelly, Mr. Robert Schmelzer, Seated, Mrs. Evelyn Brunskill, Clerk; Mr. Lewin O. President; Mrs. Josephine Becks, Vice-President; and Vermillion, Superintendent; and Mrs. Elsie Hummel. Mr. John Wiszt. Mrs. Myers, in addition to working as head coun- selor, works with the student council and guides the The guidance department is essential in helping interclub council in their work. Mr. Burch, our undecided students plan their futures. They also assistant guidance counselor, also teaches driver’s administer scholastic tests and record the results. education. As principal of Highland High School, Mr. Rich- ard W. Chaffee is always on the move. His energetic enthusiasm and vitality are felt by both students and faculty alike. He is always willing to devote a portion of ‘his busy day to the students and to help them learn to become responsible citizens. Mr. Chaffee’s main job is to see that everything functions smoothly and properly throughout the high school. Mr. Darryl Bryson Mr. Monte Betz Mr. Donald Burch Mr. Thomas Brenner Ae Miss Judith Chiaramonte 11 12 Mr. Thomas Mr. Lester Eckart Mr. Robert Keck Mrs. Mary Lou Ludwig Earle Nash Ke M Beverly Melrose Mrs. Robert McFarland Mr Penny Pritt Mrs. yn Reed Mrs. Cathr Mrs. Carolyn Ramey i Miss Lucille Radwansk 13 14 Mr. Keith Riedel Mr. John Secrest Mr. David Ring Mr. James Shew Mr. Jerry Sigrist Mrs. Margaret South Mrs. Sheryl Thompson Mr. James Thompson Mrs. Betsy Viering Fs oe aetaeee 3 a ne Mrs. Eleanor Wolf Mr. Robert Wolfe Mrs. Rowlina Weigle 15 M. Ritz, W. St. Clair, M. Crocker, V. Plummer (supervisor), S. Hoinke, M. Elliot. Mrs. Babcock and Debbie Aring School employees perform the valu- able tasks which are necessary to the proper functioning of the school. The cooks spend many hours plan- ning well-balanced, nutritious lunches, while the office staff keeps the files, sells essential material to the stu- dents, and assists in making the school operate efficiently. Mr. Brenner, as vice-principal, has the job of enforcing discipline among the students. He is also in charge of attendance and the various clubs and activities. The librarian has a tremendous job to fulfill in organizing and sorting the books and magazines for the conven- ient use of the students. 16 S oo Mr. Brenner, Assistant Principal Mrs. Brunskill, Clerk Mrs. Webster, Secretary Mr. Shook, Custodian a AY TENTION VISUAL-AID — Bottom: G. Kufchak, C. Koffman, B. Shade, T. Jackson, G. Imars. Top: E. Péck, B. Smith, G. Kufchak, A. Baker. One of the sources of help which the school receives comes from the students themselves. The students who help in the office and guidance departments gain experience that will be helpful in their future occupations. There are also many able assistants who receive experience working in the school library. The audio-visual team runs the projectors and other equipment, and the cafeteria helpers wash dishes, clean tables and collect milk money for the convenience of the students and cooks. The departments which obtain this assistance are very grateful to those who volunteer their services. CAFETERIA HELP — Top: B. Dalton, G. Plotz, K. Hier, B. Savage, D. Moyseenko, B. Gori, N. Van Meter, C. Simmon, B. Kingan. Bottom: D. Bonezzi, M. Bures, A. Brown, D. Miller, M. Lamphear. 17 LIBRARY HELP: S. Selzer, D. Aring, K. Butler, L. Wilson, B. McLemore, R. Glasier, F. Bailey, B. Miller, W. Dale, D. Paul, D. Bowman, P. May, C. Decker. OFFICE AND GUIDANCE HELP: L. Lonsbury, D. McDuffee, M. Mendoza, C. Miller, P. Dustin, D. Paul, J. Keeling, C. Chodera, G. Wright, G. Sekerak, R. Maynard. 18 ‘ Po) p Football 1969 Front Row: Bill Barnes, Tim Schnedetz, Cliff Crocker, Jim Brenner, Larry Chimento, Gary Green, Harvey Beckwith, Tom Ioanes, Bruce Peebles, Eric Fuller, Dave Shaw, Chris Swires, George Van Deusen. 2nd Row: Dave Kozman, Dale Shaw, Lloyd Sir Louis, Malcolm Bures, Bill Searcey, Pat Holbert, Greg Wagar, Don Tomko, Craig Nell, Al Rutledge, Jim Barron, Rick Warner, Dave Maher, Jim Smouse. 3rd Row: Joe Pischieri, Paul Orchard, Marty Hendrock, Randy Young, Bob Young, Bob Winter, John Grindle, Richard Brown, Dave Getamy, Rick Swain, Kevin Sir Louis, Craig Smith, Alan Polasky, Jeff Cox. 4th Row: Doug Sherman, Mgr., Ray Hanna, Mgr., Stu Picard, Jim Becker, Joe Hege, Steve Adams, Jan Gorey, Dick Sprague, Tim Jackson, Ray Wolf, Dave Morris, John McVay, John Young, Jerry Vorndran, Mgr., Tom Sullivan, Mgr. Mr. MacFarland, “Coach of the Year”, sits with our First Team All-County members. 20 The Perfect Season BURT Y oP acHlAny DEFT SEASON’S RECORD Highland 44 Revere 18 Highland 58 South Amherst 20 Highland 8 Brookside 2 Highland 22 Keystone 8 Highland 48 Columbia 6 Highland 16 Avon 14 Highland 16 Firelands 0 Highland 52 Buckeye 14 Highland 16 Triway 8 Our fine coaching staff — Front Row: Head Coach MacFarland, Coaches Bryson and Burch. 2nd Row: Coaches Wolfe, Thompson, Myers, and Ring. Gary Green, No. 31, cuts behind blocking. The coach and managers observe a tackle on the practice field. Again this year, Highland was the Inland Con- ference champion, after having compiled a perfect record of 9-0-0. This great season featured many thrilling games, such as the one against Avon, during which we scored a touchdown in the final seconds to win. The season was then perfected against Triway, and the surging chant of “We’re number one!” ex- pressed the feelings of all Highlanders. The tri-captains—Gary Green, Tom Ioanes, and Harvey Beckwith. 21 Left: Gary Green goes in for a touchdown. Below: Larry Chimento rounds left after receiv- ing the ball from Beckwith. Lloyd Sir Louis is escorted around the end by Gary Green and Harvey Beckwith. FRESHMAN TEAM — Front Row: W. Etela, M. Harmon, G. Henry, S. Hale, D. Puskas, K. Schnedetz, D. Bonezzi, S. Marikis, J. Scholtz. 2nd Row: B. Ritcher, R. Pennington, C. Sprosty, G. Connors, M. Radebaugh, J. Parker, R. Hotchkiss, B. Hange, D. Chodera, D. Becks. 3rd Row: Coach Bryson, P. Wright, B. Shade, D. Farnsworth, R. Scheid, C. Arico, J. Winland, S. Thorne, D. Goik, Coach Wolfe. A Successful VARSITY: G. Green, J. Gaj, B. Green, R. Roach, R. Hale, P. Bonezzi, P. Holbert, G. Wagar, D. Kozman. CO-CAPTAINS: R. Roach, G. Green MANAGERS: R. Hanna and R. Lutton Season JUNIOR VARSITY — Bottom Row: B. West, J. Hege, J. Cox, B. Ritcher. Top Row: Coach Thompson, B. Young, J. Barron, J. Nell, J. Becks. FRESHMEN — Bottom Row: G. Henry, D. Muren, J. Zumbrunnen, M. Smith, P. Duke. Top Row: T. Pischieri, D. Getson, D. Puskas, D. Hughes, B. Paytosh, G. Connors, R. Rinehart. SEASON’S RECORD Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland AT 64 A6 75 67 73 70 83 52 34 56 26 66 105 74 69 WA 55 Avon Cloverleaf Firelands North Royalton Keystone Columbia Brookside South Amherst North Royalton Avon Buckeye Firelands Brookside Keystone Norwayne Columbia South Amherst Buckeye 46 51 89 62 56 50 57 86 AT 57 54 dl 69 51 78 66 78 62 27 1970 VARSITY GOLF TEAM — J. Becks, J. Hege, S. Picard, J. LaSalle, T. Cavanaugh, L. Chimento, G. Depas. Tom Cavanaugh Larry Chimento Jeff LaSalle Greg Depas 28 SEASON RECORD Highland 2 Nordonia ii Highland 51% Rittman 314 Highland 2 Keystone iT Highland % Padua 814 Highland 7 Columbia 2 Highland 314 Woodridge 514 Highland 9 Buckeye 0 Highland 11% Medina 714 Highland 114 Wadsworth 714 Highland 9 Rittman 0 Highland 9 Buckeye 0 Highland 514 Revere 314 Highland 114 Woodridge 714 Highland 7 Nordonia 2 Highland 1 Medina 8 Highland 3 Wadsworth 6 Highland 514 Columbia 314 Highland 3 Cloverleaf 6 Highland 214 Keystone 614 Highland 1% Revere 814 Highland 5 Cloverleaf 4 ahs Coach Brenner For the second year in a row, the Highland linksmen are the Inland Conference golf champions. The golfers recorded a team total of 357 to beat Keystone’s 361 at Pine Hills Country Club. Starring for the Hornets was Larry Chimento, who placed second with a score of 82. os Junior Varsity — J. Miller, G. Connors, D. Puskas, G. Henry, S. Marikis, D. Miller. 29 1970 BASEBALL VARSITY — Bottom Row: R. Days, Jucikas. Third Row: T. Pischieri, Manager; J. McVay, G. Green, B. Searcey, D. Kozman, T. McDuffee, P. R. Rinehart, J. Nell, D. Dutt, B. Ritcher, J. Smith, J. Orchard, J. Cox. Second Row: C. Nell, T. Schnedetz, Parker. Absent is Head Coach Dave Ring. H. Beckwith, R. Roach, G. Van Deusen, J. Barron, D. Co-Captains — Harvey Beckwith and Bill Searcey. Baseball 1970 Record: 10-9-1 30 Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland SEASON’S 10 — oo ht _ LORE RUN NARODA 1 10 RECORD Buckeye Cloverleaf Northwest Berea Midpark Berea Midpark Norton Revere Rittman Norwayne Avon Olmsted Falls Nordonia Wadsworth Northwest Columbia Cloverleaf Parma Normandy Columbia Sectional Tournament | Elyria Inland Conference Tournament Highland 2 Buckeye RFPOWRROR RE RH KH OWANEH OCrn 32 VARSITY — R. Likely, Manager; M. Brown, W. Vetter, S. Picard, C. Nell, R. Schmelzer, R. Brown, B. Blynn, B. Hollopeter, T. Cavanaugh, E. Fuller, E. Hollopeter. Our JUNOR VARSITY — Bottom Row: D. Sprague, D. Morris, T. Girman. Top Row: M. Leveskas, S. Picard, K. Laugesen, Assistant Bob Burton. Coach Darryl Bryson and assistant Bob Burton. Once again the Hornet wrestlers have amassed an outstanding record, not only in conference play, but in tournaments. Our Yr applers grapplers won first place in Medina, second in Brunswick and Coventry, tied for third at Olmsted Falls, and won fourth at the Cuyahoga Community College District tour- nament. WRESTLING SCORES Highland 17 North Royalton 23 Highland 32 Cloverleaf 12 Highland 35 Columbia 8 Highland 37 Wadsworth 9 Highland 36 Buckeye 6 Highland 44 Rittman 5 Highland 28 Brunswick 16 Highland 30 Wooster 10 Matmen In Action Three outstanding wrestlers this year participated in the State tournament. They were Tom Cav- anaugh, Don Tomko, and team captain Eric Fuller. Only Don placed, but Tom and Eric were among the top sixteen in their respective weight classes, and should be commended for this fine showing. State Champ at 185! Teddy Bear Tomko state Champ is High- land’s own, Don, ‘‘Teddy- Bear”, Tomko. Don captured the title at 185 pounds after compiling a career record of 30-1, of which twenty-three victories were pins. Congratu- lations for a job well done! ee Pee: ees “Hey! Wrong basket, John!” Senior’s VS. Faculty “Hold my hand. I’m afraid!” “Beep! Beep! I’m comin’ through!” 36 VARSITY SQUAD Debbie Thompson Junior LuAnn Roach Sophomore Barb Polasky Senior Lauren Scheuermann Senior Karen Scheuermann Senior Mary Sullivan Senior This year the Varsity Cheerleading Squad has done much to promote spirit at football and basketball games, pep rallies, and during school. They have im- proved their cheers during their practice sessions and have created new ones such as “Have you got the spirit?” One of their many creative ideas was to substitute cheers for the period bells on the day of the Homecoming game. The Junior Varsity, in addition to cheering with the varsity cheerleaders and helping them sell pro- grams during the football season, they also cheer at the J.V. basketball games. Mrs. Ramey should be commended for a fine job in advising and coaching these eleven girls. Junior Varsity: B. Hammond, D. Barnes, L. Johnson, S. Papp, C. Scholtz. 39 Debbie Nagy, Nina Anderson, Carolyn Duta, Candy Kelly, head majorette. Head Majorette Candy Kelly Senior 40 Nina Anderson Sophomore Majorettes Our hard-working majorettes practice long hours to achieve the twirling precision and timing necessary for the squad to present an interesting performance. A new routine, devised each week, must be correlated to the tempo of the band music. If a number such as “Can-Can” is played, the majorettes use a lot of twirling action. A slow, stately number such as “Scarborough Fair’ requires a graceful and smooth routine. Their hard work has payed off, for our Scottish lassies do a fine job and certainly add sparkle to the half-time show. Carolyn Duta Senior Debbie Nagy Sophomore wl | Kes ” MSS So qrAD% j ———— a (RorwasrReaton BND FACUGTY Senior Class . Al Baker Bill Barnes Brenda Baker Carol Barker Barb Barnett Tom Beavers Charles Basham Roger Beal FLOWER: White Carnation tipped in Forest Green COLOR: Forest Green and White MOTTO: Fame is a vapor, popularity an accident, Harvey Beckwith yet only one thing endures — character. Bill Blynn 42 Pete Bonezzi Brian Cadnum Dian Bowman Jim Brenner Sue Campbell Diana Cartwright Officers: P. Bonezzi, Pres.; C. Crocker, Sec.; B. Cadnum, V.P.; B. Miller, Treas. Larry Chimento Carolyn Chodera 43 Linda Culler Jean Davis Elizabeth Dresser Cliff Crocker Pat Dustin Carolyn Duta Debbie Doutrich Ed Eyerdom Wanda Ford Debbie Foy Debra Fitch Kathy Foy Eric Fuller John Gaj JoEtta Frantz Mary Lou Goila Jane Good Pat Gillespie Linda Guldeman Diane Gutfranski CAMERA SHY Alan Blueter, Paul Brown, Jim Cooper, William Dale, Jim Dickson, Wayne Erclauz, Becky Hack, Dennis Hack, Ray Hrbac, Connie Kofron, Richard Merkle, Terry Neuman, Karen Tschappat, Mike Wright, Charles Young. Bob Grimm Pam Gathagan Gary Green Ray Hale 4 ill Marsha Haley Gary Harter Les Hamilton Pat Harrison Lynn Harvey Mark Hausman Karen Hier Pat Holbert 4 @ - Kathy Hege Brent Hollopeter Carl Hood Tom Ioanes Vicki Huntsman Libby Imars Cathy Johnson Tammie Johnson Candy Kelly Chris Kohler Gary Keeling Denise Konyha 47 Dave Kozman Ginette Leidal Gordon Leonhardt Ron Love Tom McDuffee Paula McLemore Ron Marrone Cathy Martin Rita Maynard aie Debbie Paul Katie Mudd Bruce Peebles Bernadette Miller Craig Nell oe Gale Plotz 49 Bill Searcey Gayle Sekerak Dennis Shanafelt Dale Shaw Dave Shaw ey i nanan al by, Carol Showers Lloyd Sir Louis Mary Sullivan Cathy Swank 51 Greg Tillman Carol Tomko Jim Totts Jack J. Tramonte Joel Valenti Kathy Vanko Sue Van Meter Greg Wagar Ed Walters Sheryl Weaver Debbie Wecker Linda Wilson Glenda Wright Senior Superlatives Most Likely to Succeed Tom McDuffee and Lynn Harvey Best Personality Carolyn Duta and Bill Barnes Best Dressed Tim Schnedetz and Gayle Sekerak Best Bods Gary Green and Charolotte Miller Most Masculine and Feminine Cutest Couple Gary and Karen Carolyn and Greg CUA RA ON eaasant va ‘NG abaangntt tye, lay ethene TP ay eee MU ease! Most Dependable Barb and Tom Biggest Cut-ups Bill and Candy i = | i NY Cutest Eyes Harvey and Pam Cutest Smile Harvey and Diana Barb and Gary Most Athletic d Karen Tim an 1r Cutest Ha : Greg and Pat Most Talented Carolyn and Tim Cutest = Pat and Mary Y — — 0] i) -— — N = Mary Lou and Bill it Most Spir 55 The Junior Class CLASS COLOR: Navy Blue and White MOTTO: “Opportunity knocks only once, but temptation leans on the doorbell.” CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose G. Van Deusen, Pres.; B. Hammond, Treas.; M. Brauckman, Sec.; C. Bruegman, V. P. Lynn Adams Steve Adams Tanner Allis Rita Augustine James Barron Dennis Becker eae We John Becks Richard Becks Eric Benson Celeste Beohmerle James Beverlin Jeff Blewitt Anita Bogdanski Eleanor Boswell Mara Brauckmann Frank Brown Robert Brown Cheryl Bruegman Malcolm Bures Deborah Butscher Ken Carraway Tom Cavanaugh Debra Ceboll Mark Cecil Of 1971 Donna Chambers Mary Ann Chodera Mark Cordle James Cox : Jeff Cox Sue Craft Ruth Dalton Richard Days Curtis Deans Ellen Duncan Chris Eads Karen Eldred Jane Frederick Mary Gaj Thomas Geib Thomas Girman Lorie Glaisa Judy Gori Greg Gorman Robert Green Hazel Hamilton Becky Hammond John Hardacre James Henderson Carol Jackson Tim Jackson Dale Jucikas Ida Juris Kary Kasacavage Clinton Kauffman Kim Kellogg Margaret Kilgo Clifford Kovacic James Kruescher Glenn Kufchak Richard Kunkel Ken Laugesen Vickie Leonhardt Linda Lonsbury Gary Loomis Nadine Lorman Clarence Louk 57 Lyn Shaffer Carol Shaw Lu Ann Shaw Doug Sherman Sandra Sherman Violet Shirley Marilyn Siegfried Gene Sir Louis Diane Smith William Smith Barbara Smouse Dick Sprague Sandra Lundquist Russ Lutton Dave Maher Lonny McAllister John Mcllvried Join McVay Raymond Melvin Mary Mendoza Joe Moats Glenn Neuman Edward Peck Betty Peppeard Beth Pohl Melinda Radebaugh Randall Raw Jane Roach James Robb Ricky Roll Jenny Roosen Mary Anne Russell Allan Rutledge Bob Savage Virginia Schreiner Deborah Searles Susan Selzer Martin Shade Virginia Stamm Thomas Sullivan Chris Swires Jean Tanner Debbie Thompson Linda Tilbert Marjorie Tillman Don Tomko Dale Van Deusen George Van Deusen Warren Vetter Richard Volfre Sarah Walden Patricia Walters Jeanne Weidanz Gary Wentink Ken Wershing Diane West Lee West Glenn Whitam Jody Wilcox Pam Wilson Robert Winter Ray Wolf Janice Wolny Veronica Woomer Cynthia Wright Randy Young William B. Young William D. Young JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Darlene Laurie, Diane Laurie, Cathy Morris, Walter Nawa- Christine Bailey, Tanis Burkhead, Walter Burr, Mike Furpahs, laniec, Wayne Neuman, Charlotte Oberst, Nadine Race, Richard Douglas Gaffney, David Gettemy, Robin Haney, Nancy Hirsch, Sewalish, Robert Smith, Jill Staufer, Rick Swain, Sally Tomko, Sherry Holcomb, Paul Hoskinson, Greg Imars, Cathy Kennedy, David Tuttle, Jill Vaszily, Richard Warner. Sophomores COLORS: Brown and Gold MOTTO: “We grow old learning something new every day.” FLOWER: White Carnation Tipped in Green CLASS OFFICERS — P. Orchard, Pres.; S. Simmons, Treas.; L. Roach, V.P.; L. Fuller, Sec. Nina Anderson Diane Aring Mark Augustyn Freda Bailey Karen Bailey Bruce Barnes Debra Barnes Debra Bash Linda Basham Connie Beal James Becker Mary Beckwith Mark Blewitt Debra Brantner Walter Brauckmann Beth Ann Brobst Allan Brown Cathy Brown Michael Brown Patricia Brown Richard Brown Connie Browning Debbie Bruner Alan Brunkow 60 Class Of 1972 Randy Burkhead Rushie Burnside Kim Butler Charles Carr Pat Carraway Renee Chinery Sue Clark Elaine Codding Clyde Cole Kim Coley Dale Crutchfield Delores Csontos Alan Dale Thomas Dalton David Davis Ruth Deans Cathryn Decker Marilyn Decker John Derhammer Barbara DeVore Tim Dixon Vicki Doutrich Chris Dresser Faye Dressler Ron Dressler Brian Dunsha Douglas Dutt David Dvorak Sue Ensworth Terri Faunce Roger Ford Lucinda Foy Susan Fraley Susan Frase Leah Fuller Melinda Fulton Jane Gaj Jill Gathagan Dave Girman Rhonda Glaser Susan Good Jan Gorey 61 Betty Gori Doris Gregory John Grindle Paulette Gundelach Jay Hall Ray Hanna James Harrison Joe Hege Roy Heger Martin Hendrock Diana Hershberger David Hier Evan Hollopeter Lee Ann Johnson Thomas Johnson Janet Keeling Tim Kennedy Brad Kingan Lori Kirstein Nadine Krueger Kathleen Kyle Kathy Lamphear Douglas Leonhardt Michael Leveskas Don Likley Ron Likley Maryellen Love Dan Lyons Linda Martin Deborah McDuffee Linda McGill Becky McLemore David Merkle Charles Miller Diana Miller Greg Miller Jerry Miller Caren Moon David Morris James Moses Jeff Moses Diane Moyseenko 62 Deborah Nagy Morena Napier John Nell Leanne Newberry Paul Orchard Sue Papp Diane Pelot Gary Pennington Stuart Picard Joseph Pischieri Helen Poczontek Allen Polasky Cynthia Pribish Diane Purta Dale Ray Luann Roach Charles Robertson Bruce Rush Delmar Sauer Cynthia Scholz Elizabeth Schreiner David Sekerak Sara Shook Bob Showers 63 Stevie Simmons Kevin Sir Louis Ferdinand Sitzenstock Craig Smith James Smith Rosemarie Smith James Smouse Doug Spurrier Debra Streck Peggy Sullivan Dennis Switters Richard Terepka Pam Thompson James Tomey Cindy Toth Carole Totts Rene Truxall Barbara Turek Frank Underwood Candy Valenti Richard Valenti Jeff Vorndran Jerome Vorndran Sandra Vujevich Ed Walden Mary Wallington Sharon Wentink Denise Wilhelm Gary Winter Cheryl Yokum John Young Dave Zelenak Karen Zgrabik Joni Zumbrunnen Jean Ebenschweller Beth Adams Bill Adams Les Cabell Jeanne Hahn Betty Hitzler Pat Hoskinson Jerry Johnson Alan Liddy Dolores Pavlik Sandra Piszillo Dave Redel Len Smith Bruce Stewart Judy Stump Cheryl Swain Diane Topliff Dianne Zimmerman The students of the special education classes at Highland for the first time, have been given the opportunity to participate in the co-operative work study program. These students, while tak- ing the courses required for graduation, also gain experience working at various jobs in the school and community. This year, Medina County has made two pro- jects available to these students. The first is a Pre-Vocational Learning Center. The purpose of this small-scale factory is to provide workers with some on-the-job experience. The other pro- ject is the Mobile Vocational Lab, which provides materials for working and vocations. 65 Freshmen ian Alber Carey Arico Ralph Baratko James Basham Mark Avery Joanne Baker Br Berger Beynon 1S 1a id Berger Joseph Blynn ichael Bolas M David Beck Marc Dav Denn i N _ | N — N oo 2 SBNODE Onomao mom on ‘eal SHM Se ae B's 5 wa [) D ew @) = ol iy Armeavum tof) = =e ‘a [a0] ra SS ) Boa © S50 le ee Hoy one MOPpeass ohm AO Sa ona Re roee POOEBHSE BH on oS memoOMmAA, ider 3 ta] a g Se 2.8 auosss TV ELSO Glee aOoHEOS HO wR BOSC bg Shupag a5 OD NSS SEHHOAS h 1C h ke illon tin D Terry Doutric i Bruce Dalton Cheryl Dearth ietr Mar Gail D Barbara Di Philip Duke Renee Duta Gayle Dutt Tim Eldred Wayne Etela Dan Farnsworth 66 John Fieg Penny Ford Nancy Gaj Michael Geib Jeff Getson Dennis Goik Sharon Gray William Hange Marvin Harmon Robert Harvey Joan Hemminger Jerry Henderson Gary Henry Lou Ann Hier Ronald Hill Robin Hotchkiss David Hughes Victor Hughes David Jackson Laurie Jacobson Clayton Johnson Richard Kasacavage Sandra Kendel Barb Kilarsky Mark Koenig Gayle Kshywonis Kathie Kunkel Larry Ladin Mark Lamphear Jeff LaSalle Roxanne Little Becky Lockhart Nancy Lonsbury Brian Lorman Dianne Lundquist Patricia Lyons Jerry McVay Jim Manack Scott Marikis Cynthia Martin Pamela May Michael Maynard Michael Meyers Dana Miller Jeff Miller Terry Moell John Moses Nancy Mudd Danny Muren Jeff Nelson William Noland Scott Noss Thomas Paisley Jeffrey Parker Allan Paytosh Robert Paytosh Rexford Pennington Shelby Peters Charles Pfister Jeffrey Pike Mary Pilko Anthony Pischieri Kathy Polland Sandra Powell Stephen Price Dale Puskas Michael Radebaugh Vickie Reagle Mark Redel Steven Reeves Richard Rinehart Robert Ritcher Steven Robson Patricia Roll Susan Russell Richard Scheid Ken Schnedetz James Scholz Sandra Sexton Richard Seymour Bruce Shade Chester Simmons William Simmons Elizabeth Sir Louis Lynne Skrocki Jerry Smith Yvonne Smith Edith Snell Terese Spellacy Clair Spice James Eyerdom President CLASS COLOR: Blue and Gold CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose MOTTO: “A man should choose with careful eye the things to be remembered by.” Leslie Cordle Karen Chimento Valerie Tramonte Vice-President Secretary Treasurer FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Arnold Anderson, Carla Baldwin, Diane Brown, Leo Brown, Sandra Bryson, Karen Buck, Gregory Depas, Rebecca Drews, Kirk Ewing, Michael Glaser, Sandra Gutfranski, Steven Hale, Jack Edward Gerspacher, James Sloan, Linzey Sloan, Debra Snyder, Karen Topliff, Mark Truxall, Frank Underwood, Denise Winters. 69 Denise Sprankle Charles Sprosty Eugene Stamm Linda Stiles Lois Stiles Robert Swank Hope Tanner Scott Taylor Gail Thomas Larry Thomas Marlene Thompson Scott Thorne Carol Toth Kathy Truxall Beth Tuttle Carol Vanko Nancy Van Meter Richard Wagar Dwayne Weigle Denise Weiss Diana Wentink Gary Wershing Luana West Robin Whitam Jeff Winland John Wise Steven Winters Jeff Wolf Paul Wright Bill Zimmermon Jon Zumbrunnen NATIONAL National Honor Society Leadership, Scholarship, Service, and Character, these four qualities are found in the members of the National Honor Society. One must not only have a high academic standing, but one must also be active in vari- ous school and extracurricular activities. After the neophytes, the new members who were inducted, repeated the pledge and signed the scroll, they were welcomed into N.H.S. As a conclusion to the ceremony, the guest speaker, Mr. Shultz, gave a stimulating talk about the youth of today. 72 Front Row: B. Smouse, M. Mendoza, B. Hammond, D. Row: B. Peebles, D. Wecker, G. Kufchak, J. MclIlvreid, Cartwright, L. Harvey, D. Shanafelt, P. Ludwig. Sec- M. Brauckmann, R. Lutton, I. Juris, M. Haley. Fourth cond Row: M. Sullivan, V. Schreiner, S. Weaver, M. Row: T. McDuffee, C. Miller, G. Sir Louis, D. Doutrich, Gaj, N. Lorman, B. Barnett, J. Cox, B. Cadnum. Third P. Gathagan, B. Young, R. Hale, T. Allis. 4 - i Y L i es Lynn Harvey, Vice-President; Barb Barnett, Secretary; Deb- bie, Treasurer; Tom McDuffee, President. Mrs. Ludwig, Advisor 73 74 Tom Ioanes, as president of the Student Council, holds a job which requires a tremen- dous amount of time, energy, and thought. In order to make the weekly meetings run more smoothly, Tom must plan the Council’s business, and preside over the meeting. In addition to leading the discussions, he must appoint committees, serve as a member on them, and make sure the work is done. As a result of his effort, Student Council has accomplished many things this year. Thank you, Tom Ioanes. Student Council Seated: P. Gathagan, C. Scholtz, C. Yokum, J. Weidanz, P. Chambers, K. Scheuermann, C. Duta, L. Newberry, T. Ioanes, T. McDuffee, T. Cavanaugh, B. Polasky, D. Cartwright, B. Barnett, L. Scheuermann, C. Kelly. Standing: B. Barnes, D. Kozman, N. Lorman, D. McDuffee, D. Farnsworth, G. Van Deusen, D. Gettamy, J. Cox, G. Kufchak, T. Allis, P. Bonezzi, J. Eyerdom, D. Puskas, P. Orchard, S. Picard, E. Fuller. The Student Council, under the guidance of Mrs. Myers, organizes assemblies, Stunt Night, and Homecoming. They work with the students and clubs to promote spirit and to encourage participa- tion in school projects like the Christmas door decorations. The Student Council accomp- lishes much of jts work thru var- ious standing and special commit- tees, but their meetings are open to the students. Treasurer, Jeff Cox; Vice-President, Eric Fuller; Secretary, Karen Scheuermann; President, T. Ioanes. 75 hop ided fun for all de prov i also sponsored a sock A annual hayr G.A.A football season r the oC c=) ° This yea who attended durin d to 1Ze€ . is organ intramural has formed an those who are Association A ing A ics and to promote health and Athletic thlet TheG sel 1p r program invo ls sportsmansh socce Our Girls’ lve gir Invo terested. in lv . Mrs. Pritt, G.A.A. advisor. L. Roach, Secretary; J. Tanner, B. Polasky, President. . b . ’ Vice-President M. Sullivan, Treasurer 76 President, L. Newberry; Vice-President, L. Wilson; Secretary, R. Glaser; Treasurer, S. Vujevich; Chaplain, B. Brobst. Y-Teens, as a division of the Y.W.C.A., is a club organized to pro- mote world-wide fellowship among girls of all races, religions, and na- tionalities, and also, to teach the Christian principles. The girls, ad- vised by Mrs. Reed, planned many in- teresting activities at their monthly meetings; one was a tobogg aning party. Y-Teens Front Row: R. Glaser, D. Botz, D. Wentink, P. Roll, C. Dearth, G. Kshywonis, J. Ebenschweller. Row 2: S. Powell, M. Beynon, V. Tramonte, M. Thompson, L. Newberry, S. Wentink, B. DeVore, D. Aring. Row 3: S. Vujevich, C. Toth, C. Beal, M. Mendoza, M. Chodera, T. Burkhead, B. Pep- peard, N. Krueger, S. Weaver. Row 4: L. Wilson, P. Gillespie, K. Hier, G. Plotz, D. Foy, C. Show- ers, B. Brobst, G. Leidal, P. McLemore. 77 FTA XN Standing: M. Gaj, Treas.; D. Wecker, V. P. Seated: E. Duncan, Sec.; B. Barnett, Pres.; Mrs. Ramey, Advisor. The national organization of the Future Teachers of America was founded in order to encourage high school students to join the teaching profession and to learn more about educational techniques. Highland’s chapter of the F. T. A. has tried to promote enthusiasm for teaching by student teaching at the ele- mentary and middle schools, which resulted in many varied experiences. In addition, they took a field trip to the Medina County Achievement Center and those who qualified ordered pins, signifying their memberships in the club. 78 x oe a fe gr tire oe : % Seated: C. Barker, Pres. Standing: J. Davis, Corr. Sec.; B. Pohl, lst V. P.; Mrs. Tra- monte, Advisor; D. Laurie, 2nd V. P.; T. Burkhead, Rec. Sec.; M. Chodera, Treas. Future Homemakers of America is an or- ganization designed to prepare young women to meet their responsibilities as future home- makers and citizens. During their first year as a club, they have acquired speakers and prepared a mother-daughter potluck sup- per. In addition, they make their own refreshments at the regular meetings. Their very approporiate motto is “Know; care; do; the world awaits you!” OFFICERS — P. Gathagan, President; Mr. Brenner, Advisor; J. Capra te Secretary-Treasurer; D. Miller, Publicity; C. Martin, Vice- resident. 80 The purpose of Campus Life, Y. F. C., is two-fold. First, this club is to interest non-church young people in spiritual concepts. Secondly, Cam- pus Life is to train Christian young people to become better Christian leaders. This interdenominational club not only stresses these two points but offers fellowship with students from all religions. The object of these pur- poses combined is to learn about and to get to know the person of Jesus Christ in a real, personal way, and to share this person to others in the Highland school. Advisor, Mrs. Viering, an expert skier; J. Tuttle, Treas.; C. Martin, Sec.; B. Cadnum, Pres., D. Doutrich, V. P. Shades of Jean-Claude Killy! All we hear are words like ‘‘snowplow,” “slalom,” ‘‘t-bar”’ and “‘shush” from the Ski Club, one of the most popular additions to our school activities this year. At the slopes of Boston Mills, our skiers are immortalized every Wednesday evening as they practice after their group lesson. Although there have been no major in- juries, some of the group have experienced the sensation of being a human snowball. But, as a true skier knows, “all’s fun at the slopes”! Po 81 The purpose of El Club de Espanol is to promote the Spanish language, customs, and culture. In December, the club had its second annual Christ- mas party, during which a candy- filled pinato was broken by the blush- ing Senorita Radwanski. Other high- lights of the evening included caroling in Spanish, a ten-cent gift exchange, and the delicious refreshments. In addition, some members pur- chased attractive pins carrying the Spanish Club insignia. Other members have participated in the matador act for Stunt Night and have written to pen pals in Spanish-speaking coun- tries. The club has concluded many fun- filled activities and until next year, Hasta la vista! 82 Seated: Miss Radwanski, Advisor; N. Lorman, Pres. Standing: D. Doutrich, Sec.; L. Schreiner, V.P.; R. Burnside, Historian; V. Schreiner, Treas. Dulces para la Navidad Officers: I. Juris, Treas.; J. Weidanz, Pres.; C. Yokum, V. P.; Purta, Sec. Seated: Advisor, Mrs. Wolf. This year’s Latin Club has planned many worth- while projects. Among these activities was a success- ful Christmas party and a trip to Hiram College to see the play, The Rope, a modern version of an ancient Latin play. The club members and students, under Officers: G. Imars, Sec.-Treas.; Advisor, Mr. Keck; G. Kufchak, Pres.; J. McIlvried, V. P. “Checkmate!” spells the end of a successful chess board duel between members of the Highland club, who challenge each other for first string positions. The first string then participates in tournaments Mrs. Wolf’s excellent guidance, have benefited from the recent purchase of a tape recorder to be used in the classroom. Knowledge about the Latin language and culture has been improved via this club. against members of other schools. This year, our team took part in seven singles tournaments at Firestone and two team tournaments as Walsh. Science Club members examine a Tesla coil. Mr. Becker, Advisor; B. Smith, Secretary-Treasurer; T. Allis, Presi- dent; D. Van Deusan, Vice-President. A new program of weightlifting has been started this year, under the supervision of Mr. Wolfe. The program involves thirty-five to forty boys who do not participate in intramural or winter sports. The exercises consist of forty-five minutes of weightlifting and station drills, for which many of the ‘“musclemen” donate their own weights. The program will be continued next year because of a grow- ing interest. 84 At the opening of a new decade, science is more important than ever before, and for those s tudents interested in chemistry, botany, zoology, and physics, there is the Science Club. The Sci- ence Club is the driving force behind the science fair. They are the organizers and preliminary judges of the projects, and some members enter prize-winning projects of their own. Due to the efforts of the club, the annual science fair dis- plays student ingenuity and helps to promote interest in science. Drama Club Drama Club, a new addition to the various clubs, has already been busy planning many exciting activities. With their advisor, Miss Chiara- monte, the club was able to attend a Drama Clinic presented by Kent State University. Not only were they able to see a musical production and an excellent pantomime but they also heard a drama critic speak. The Drama Club is for those students who are interested in acting or any aspect of a play’s production. Miss Chiaramonte, Advisor; G. Sir Louis, V. P.; J. Brenner, Pres. Absent were P. Ludwig, Treas.; M. Mendoza, Sec. 85 = Mrs. Thompson; T. Johnson, Business Manager; P. Gathagan, Editor; L. Harvey, Copy Editor; M. Russell, Advertising Editor. Nadine, Mary, and Russ. Ellen, Marilyn, Ida, Nancy, and Celeste. 86 Annual Staff The annual staff, hard-working and diligent, each year provides a memento of Highland, the yearbook. There are three staffs: the layout staff which crops, shrinks, or enlarges the “pics ;” the copy staff which writes copy and identifies group pictures; and the advertising staff which sells ads to fi- nance the yearbook. At the helm of the staff stand the editor, Pam, and the advisor, Mrs. Thomp- son, who keep the yearbook production running smoothly. Barb, Libby, Lynn, and Virginia. sae Ror” R. Marrone, Lay-out Editor; C. Kelly, Co-editor; C. Chodera, Co-editor; M. Hausman, Lay-out Editor. The Stinger Advertising, editorials, Dear Roosevelt columns, Pitstop, and just plain down-to- earth reporting on exciting incidents at High- land High School are some of the articles ; combined in the “Stinger.” A group of stu- Sta ff dents in journalism class and some volunteers Mr. Wolfe, Advisor devote their time and talent to write, produce, and sell the paper at regular intervals. Thanks are due to Mr. Wolfe for instructing the writers and directing the publication of the unique “Stinger.” =S ace NAS (Ge HIN MN) ( sll Uy) Z ae | Pegg | ¥ ai LEELA MN pimpin ims 87 Varsity “H” The Varsity “H” is an organization com- posed of all Hornet lettermen. These boys sponsor many money-making projects, such Officers: Bill Searcey, President; Bill Barnes, Vice-President; as raffles and the selling of t-shirts. They also provide ‘unusual’ entertainment be- tween the skits at Stunt Night. Probably the highlight of their activities is the: annual picnic in May, which everyone enjoys. Tom Cavanaugh, Secretary-Treasurer. VARSITY “H” CLUB — Bottom Row: P. Bonezzi, E. Fuller, L. Sir Louis, H. Beckwith, E. Hollopeter, W. Vetter, R. Hanna, T. Sullivan, R. Days, J. LaSalle, T. Cavanaugh, G. Depas, R. Likely, B. Hollopeter, R. Schmelzer. Top Row: C. Nell, J. Grindle, C. Crocker, T. Ioanes, M. Bures, R. Roach, B. Barnes, 88 B. Blynn, T. McDuffee, D. Tomko, L. Chimento, G. Green, D. Kozman, B. Searcey, D. Shaw, G. Wagar, P. Orchard, T. Schned- etz, D. Jucikas, B. Green, S. Picard, J. Barron, G. Van Deusen, R. Brown, D. Sherman. d N oF ‘| Nae 4 ee {i a f i is ' 2, a = ‘DIVIDER 90 An exciting game began between the Highland Hornets and the Avon Eagles. At the half, the Queen and Court plus the two bands presented an interesting and varied half-time show. As the game neared a close, the entire crowd was on its feet, caught up in a tense moment as the Hornets made a supreme team effort to suc- ceed in defeating the Eagles by mak- ing a touchdown in the last few sec- onds a great finale for Friday’s Homecoming activities. Homecoming Game Our 1969 Homecoming’ festivities opened with the student body partici- pating in a snake dance Thursday night. Here they announced our Homecoming Queen, Carolyn Duta. Friday night the fans got their first glimpse of the Queen and her Court as each attendant was escorted by her father, while her outfit was described by the announcer. Then the tri-captains crowned Queen Carolyn, thus concluding the pre-game festivi- ties. Diana Cartwright, Senior Charlotte Miller, Senior Karen Scheuermann, Senior Carolyn Duta, Senior Karen Chimento, Freshman Cindy Toth, Sophomore Barb Smouse, Junior tei tiplitey, § . e aa y 4 Ue 4 xe ITO Homecoming Dance 0 A, The radiant Queen and her lovely court are assembled with their escorts. Top — Harvey Beckwith, Tom Ioanes, Gary Green. Bottom — Tod Reininger, Carolyn Duta, Debbie Polasky. 92 A crisp autumn evening ushered in the Homecoming dance. The Juniors had decorated the gym as a French side-walk cafe. Various French stores lined the walls while tables with red and white checked tablecloths and wine bottles added to the effect, as did the red, white, and blue color scheme. Dressed in pretty clothes, the Queen’s court and their escorts watched the tri-captains crown the Queen. Following immediately was the traditional Queen’s dance. An en- joyable time was had by all on the magical eve of the Homecoming dance. Diana Cartwright and Dave Shaw Charlotte Miller and Larry Chimento Barb Smouse and Pat Holbert Cindy Toth and Bill Searcey Karen Chimento and Bill Barnes Prom Activities And LOE EM grasa hm. on = 7 - i Oe — Ton 5 Le —— 94 CHACARRON ae CERO nee y Seccnos Wee we @ ic — Prom Dance A Japanese garden was the theme of the prom this year, and the hardworking Juniors did an excellent job of decorating under the expert guidance of Mrs. Weigle. The colorful motif included fountains, a huge red and black pagoda, a goldfish pond, and a bridge. The banquet and dance were held in this oriental setting; chopsticks and pretty fans being souvenirs of the banquet, while elegant coiffures and flashy “tuxes’” were reminiscent of the dance. Although the fun and excitement of the decorating, activities, banquet, and dance is over, the prom will long be remembered. 97 This year, the Seniors performed “THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER”, under the direction of Mrs. Ludwig. The star, Greg Wagar, played the part of the disagreeable writer and critic, Sheridan Whiteside, while the many supporting actors helped to make the entire production brilliant. However, the play could not have been performed without the technical assistance of the stage crew, prompters, and Director Mrs. Ludwig, who should be commended for donating her time and effort every year to the always successful Junior and Senior plays. 98 “The Man Who Came To Dinner” CAST — Front Row: B. Peebles, L. Chimento, M. Hausman, P. Ludwig. Middle Row: L. Scheuermann, G. Green, M. Sullivan, C. Crocker, G. Wagar, D. Doutrich, B. Cadnum, B. Hollopeter, K. Hege, D. Cartwright. Top Row: D. Kozman, B. Barnes, P. Bon- C77 eebeckwith D Pauly Cy Kellyeek. Roach, J. Tuttle, C. Chodera, T. Ioanes, B. Polasky, J. Brenner, P. Gathagan, T. McDuffee, D. Gutfranski. STAGE CREW — Clockwise: Mrs. Ludwig, T. Johnson, D. Shanafelt, K. Scheuermann, L. Scheuermann, G. Harter, M. Goila, J. Tuttle, C. Duta. 99 Qs et Sas wg Ze Cy S =) pon © ad ek song ig An invisible, six-foot rabbit is the hilarious subject of the Junior Class Play, Harvey. In this charming play Elwood P. Dowd is befriended by the “pooka” Harvey, who is invisible to Elwood’s friends and relatives. This sets the stage for a series of zany misunderstandings which occur at Chumley’s Rest, an asylum. Although Elwood is almost committed by his sister Vita, things work out in the end, and everyone, influenced by Elwood’s kindness and generosity finally “sees” and believes in Harvey. Do you? CAST — Top Row: I. Juris, D. Thompson, B. Young, J. Frederick, T. Allis, G. Sir Louis, J. Roach. Bottom Row: M. Russell, S. Adams, H. Rutledge, J. Weidanz, J. Mcllvried. 100 ZG GBRER ERED Wii” Se ee 4 Ca 99 you one of my cards. give “Let me th, i CREW — M. Mendoza, M. Chodera, M. Brauckmann, C. Bruegman, B. Sm . Lorman, M. Siegfried, T. Jackson, S. Adams. N j, STAGE M. Ga 101 Stunt Night This year, Stunt Night was a combination of original and creative skits. The winning skit, ‘“Hasten With the Basin, Jason, There’s Some Cyclamate in My Tea’, was performed by the Drama Club. Other winners were the Fresh- men with “The Viper’, Chess Club with “Once In the Morning Does It”, and Journalism with “Russian Roulette’. The show was emceed by Gary Green and Harvey Beckwith, who kept things rolling with their jokes(?). 102 ! u ®o = Se ®o Ss H 9 iss Radwanski. to my eyes and pretend ’m M in “Look Oe tie Zo Oe 103 Student Life ¥ “3 { ) a —— N 2 4] Pe se ee a --—-- - a [komuasrepnron END FACUCTY| Senior Chorus Bottom Row: B. Hammond, S. Good, C. Scholz, M. Russell, S. Duncan, E. Fuller, S. Adams, T. Kennedy, E. Ritz, I. Mealer, Frase, J. Good, J. Weidanz, B. Barnett, M. Gaj, D. West, M. M. Haley, T. Johnson, D. Wecker, M. Siegfried, I. Juris, P. Napier, L. Harvey, C. Showers. Second Row: N. Hirsch, M. Harrison, P. Gathagan. Fourth Row: R. Roach, D. Shaw, B. Chodera, J. Wilcox, D. Gutfranski, C. Miller, B. Polasky, C. Peebles, G. Loomis, D. Van Deusen, B. Barnes, D. Sprague, B. Chodera, M. Radebaugh, V. Schreiner, C. Kelly, C. Yokum, D. Smith, G. Wagar, C. Smith, J. Louk, R. Schmelzer, C. Nell, B. Pelot, J. Wolny, J. Roach, L. Roach. Third Row: D. Chambers, Hollopeter, T. Dixon, G. Keeling, D. Ray. B. Pohl, C. Boehmerle, N. Lorman, L. Fuller, E. Codding, E. The Senior Mixed Chorus is a group comprised of talented vocally-minded students. Under the direction of Mr. Ruddock this musical group practices and sings a variety of songs designed for the four main parts: soprano, alto, tenor, and bass. These songs range from the quiet, religious “The Holy Infant” to the boisterous “Russian Picnic” to the spiritual ‘Elijah Rock” to the gay musical “Carousel.” The chorus rehearsals are both fun and work, resulting in the Christmas and Spring Concerts, which are _ plea- surable to both participants and audience. See — B. Barnes, Pres.; D. Shaw, V.P.; C. Nell, Sec.; R. Roach, reas, 106 The accompanists are students who not only play the piano well but also devote their own time to practicing various pieces. They must patiently go over parts as the vocal groups practice notes and rhythms of the songs. Specially selected voices are com- bined to make up an ensemble. These students devoted extra time to prac- ticing numbers to be performed at the County and District contests and the concerts. ACCOMPANISTS — Seated: M Napier, J. Zumbrunnen. Standing: Showers, J. Weidanz, J. Good. JUNIOR-SENIOR MIXED ENSEMBLE — Bottom: C. Chodera, J. Weidanz, J. Wilcox, M. Chodera, M. Russell, B. Polasky, C. Kelly. Top: D. Van Deusen, G. Wagar, S. Adams, D. Shaw, J. Louk, R. Roach 107 Ensembles JR. AND SR. GIRLS’ ENSEMBLES — Front: J. Wilcox, M. BAND LIBRARIANS — N. Anderson, J. Tuttle, ec ae Russell. Back — C. Chodera, P. Gathagan, C. Kelly, D. Gutfranski, K. Hege. . Siegfried. This year’s General Mixed Chorus practices three times weekly, under the direction of Mr. Ruddock, in preparation for three major concerts. They presented a Thanksgiving program of music at the annual school assembly. They also participated, along with other choral groups, in the Christ- mas Concert. Their last and most important engagement is_ the Spring Concert. In addition to the chorus and glees, interested students have the opportunity to try out for ensembles. One lucky ensemble participated in the contest at state level. The band librarians have a tre- mendous commitment to fulfill in filing, passing out, retrieving mu- sic, and meeting Mr. Eckart ’s requests. FROSH AND SOPH. GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE — Front: B. Sir Louis, D. Wentink, K. Chimento, M. Napier, D. Weiss. Second Row: J. Baker, K. Kyle, C. Pribish, M. Beynon, L. Cordle. Third Row: S. Papp, J. Gathagan, K. Buck, C. Yokum, N. Anderson. 108 Chorus GENERAL MIXED CHORUS — Bottom Row: P. Sullivan, S. Ensworth, L. Stiles, D. Winters, S. Russell, E. Snell, D. Wen- tink, J. Baker, J. Zumbrunnen, M. Pilko, N. Cook, J. Tanner, J. Gaj, S. Powell, V. Reagle, B. Brobst, J. Hemminger. Second Row: L. Shaw, B. Smouse, D. Aring, N. Krueger, S. Wentink, D. Miller, B. Dike, B. Hitzler, B. Burr, L. Wilson, J. Gathagan, S. Kendel, R. Duta, N. Gaj, B. SirLouis, K. Chimento, L. Cordle, Y. Smith, D. Brown, M. Thompson. Third Row: D. Searles, P. Brown, C. Baldwin, P. Chambers, D. Thompson, K. Kyle, S. Papp, D. Streck, K. Buck, C. Pribish, C. Brown, L. Johnson, 2 2 2 6 id ° ° e ° e D. Barnes, D. Weiss, D. Brantner, C. Beal, S. Vujevich, D. Nagy, N. Anderson, L. Hier, M. Beynon, V. Tramonte. Fourth Row: C. Johnson, unidentified, B. Simmons, M. Harmon, P. Duke, M. Radebaugh, Bill Noland, M. Avery, D. Davis, R. Paytosh, E. Hollopeter, D. Morris, J. Smouse, D. Hier, B. Harvey, R. Wagar, D. Hughes, K. SirLouis, A. Polasky, R. Hanna, J. Vorndran. Fifth Row: J. Vorndran, C. Simmons, J. Codding, J. Parker, B. Lorman, R. Likely, J. Harrison, S. Picard, R. Brown, T. Paisley, D. Likely. BAND OFFICERS — C. Duta, Vice-president; K. Hege, Secre- tary; L. Harvey, Treasurer; D. Cartwright, President. SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE — Bottom: S. Frase, S. Good, C. Scholz. Top: L. Fuller, D. Pelot, E. Codding. 109 BS PERCUSSION — Front Row: J. Roach, B. Smith. 2nd Row: J. Zumbrunnen, J. Eyer- dom, J. Tuttle, M. Radebaugh, S. Campbell, S. Good. 3rd Row: V. Schreiner, R. Raw, M. Cecil, E. Codding, J. Baker. CORNETS — Front Row: M. Avery, P. Brown, J. Weidanz, L. Harvey. 2nd Row: L. Schreiner, D. Purta, C. Yokum, L. Glasia. 3rd Row: J. Henderson, D. Hughes, C. Deans, K. Ewing, B. Noland. 110 “Line it up,” “Lift those knees,” and “Swagger,” were a few of the calls familiar to the sixty-four members of the 1969 Hornet Marching Band. During the hot summer days of August, Mr. Eckart, Mr. Herold, and the members worked on learning new drills, shows, and music for the marching season. To add variety to half-time, the band per- formed formation shows, and to the surprise and delight of the audience, they sang and played a catchy rendition of “Mame”, while in stage formation. As always, the band is a close-knit organi- zation which adds enthusiasm, spirit, and music to each football game. FLUTES AND SAXOPHONES — Front Row: D. Wentink, B. Barnett, N. Gaj, M. Napier. 2nd Row: J. Wise, R. Baratko, D. Cartwright, D. Pelot. 3rd Row: J. Hender- son, M. Siegfried, G. Plotz, R. Deans. ae =] l cmemmametacart te 2 CLARINETS — Front Row: S. Ensworth, K. Hege, D. Lundquist. 2nd Row: M. Pilko, D. Ray, J. Gaj, C. Se 3rd Row: J. Derhammer, G. Loomis, I. Juris, R. Duta. LOWER BRASS — Front Row: B. Sir Louis, L. Hier, P. Duke, B. Turek. 2nd Row: J. Louk, G. Sir Louis, EK. Hollopeter. 8rd Row: D. Van Deusen, R. Schmel- zer, E. Duncan. SR RAK ORION p aisha namcunceipmataise 112 Spring Concert Music! New and exciting varieties of it were performed at the Spring Concert directed by Mr. Eckart and Mr. Ruddock. The band played selections from all types of music, including Sousa’s famous march, ‘“‘The Stars and Stripes,” “King of the Road,” and excerpts from the Broadway hits Hairs The choral groups sang songs such as ‘“‘Carousel,” ‘“Poor Man Lazarus,” and several spirituals. The emotional highlight of the concert was the stirring “Battle Hymn of the Republic,” which combined the vocal and instrumental parts. Girls’ and Men’s Glee GIRLS’ GLEE — Bottom: P. Sullivan, D. Bash, S. Ensworth, D. Miller, B. Dike, J. Tanner, J. Zumbrunnen, P. Brown, L. B. Smouse, D. Searles, D. Wentink, J. Good, P. Roll, J. Hem- Wilson, N. Gaj, C. Beal, S. Vujevich, K. Polland, L. Hier, M. minger, N. Cook, M. Pilko, B. Brobst, M. Beckwith, C. Showers, Beynon, M. Thompson, V. Tramonte, L. Adams. Fourth Row: S. Powell, V. Reagle. Second Row: D. Aring, L. Shaw, C. Vanko, B. Hitzler, S. Wentink, D. Streck, C. Baldwin, P. Chambers, D. S. Russell, E. Snell, K. Hege, D. Chambers, D. Winters, T. Thompson, C. Pribish, K. Kyle, S. Papp, L. Stiles, T. Moell, D. Barnes, C. Brown, K. Buck, L. Johnson, B. Burr, L. Skrocki, D. Spellacy, D. Brown, K. Chimento, L. Cordle, Y. Smith, N. Anderson, J. Gaj. Third Row: J. Baker, L. Stiles, J. Gathagan, Nagy, D. Weiss, D. Brantner, M. Love. “Echoes of Gladness,”’ which aptly describes this choral group, is also the name of a song sung by the Girl’s Glee. Various new arrangements in the harmony and melody parts have produced a new, exciting sound this year, which everyone enjoys. The hearty, musical sound belonging to the Men’s Glee shows the enthusiasm and spirit with which the boys sing. Some of their favorites this year were “The Twelve Days of Christmas,” the boisterous ‘A-Rov- ing,’ and “The Water is Wide.” MEN’S GLEE — Bottom Row: C. Johnson, S. Price, D. Sprague, J. Wise, S. Adams, B. Smith, I. Mealer, E. Fuller, T. Kennedy, B. Harvey, R. Wagar. Second Row: M. Harmon, B. Paytosh, C. Simmons, J. Parker, B. Lorman, J. Zumbrunnen, B. Hollopeter, T. Dixon. Third Row: D. Shaw, B. Peebles, C. Smith, B. Barnes, J. Grindle, J. Louk, C. Nell, R. Schmelzer. 114 | ‘ : ; i ' ' The Class of 1970 has been one that is rich in all aspects of school life. They have distin- guished themselves in sports, the highlight being a perfect football season; drama, performing two excellent class plays; scholarship, and school ac- tivities. Their accomplishments, most of which have been captured in this yearbook, will remain behind, serving as a goal for future Seniors, while they provide many pleasant memories for each member of the greatest class ever. Art Department Ee Enameling, pottery-making, oil painting, silk screening, and silver-smithing are just a few of the projects occupying our very talented artists this year. Under the expert instruc- tion of Mrs. Melrose, the students keep the showcases of Highland filled with lovely displays. They also compete in several art shows, one of which includes fifteen counties. As usual, our artists again claimed a large share of the hard-to-earn blue ribbons this year. at seeeiertt F2t-5-t anaeeee gegaguaaee’ tt ES Erte Sha: fa 2. aes ea ‘it | i i i | rl Oa ——— pes AWARDS ee 118 119 Honor Roll HONOR ROLL — Bottom Row: E. Eyerdom, R. Hale, B. Cad- num, B. Peebles, E. Ritz, M. J. Bruner, L. Basham, D. Davis, D. Muren, L. Jacobson, J. Baker. Second Row: G. Wershing, B. Grimm, G. Wagar, D. Doutrich, D. Purta, L. Schreiner, S. Ensworth, B. Barnett, L. Harvey, L. Cordle, C. Toth, M. Pilko, J. Eyerdom. Third Row: B. Hange, K. Foy, L. Imars, S. Weaver, C. Showers, C. Dresser, J. Stauffer, D. Wilhelm, D. Pelot, S. Frase, D. Lyons, W. Brauckmann, J. Wolney. Fourth Row: C. Yokum, E. Codding, S. Good, L. A. Johnson, L. Roach, I. Juris, N. Lorman, V. Schreiner, K. Hege, D. Cartwright, G. Plotz, C. Toth. Fifth Row: J. Gorey, G. Kufchak, F. Brown, D. Weigle, B. Lorman, J. Henderson, J. Basham, D. Botz, E. Hollopeter, G. Loomis, L. Ladin. Merit Roll MERIT ROLL — Bottom Row: B. Young, M. Gaj, V. Boswell, L. West, D. Synder, D. Fitch, G. Keeling, M. Haley, S. Campbell, C. Foy, C. Vanko, D. Lundquist, R. Little, K. Burkhart, G. Dutt. Second Row: H. Poczontek, R. Pennington, J. Hemminger, T. Spellacy, C. Martin, M. Fulton, N. Anderson, C. Kelly, P. Lud- wig, C. Chodera, S. Craft, C. Bruegman, M. Brauckmann, C. Johnson, L. Wilson. Third Row: C. Beohmerle, D. Searles, B. Smouse, J. Zumbrunnen, K. Butler, P. Brown, M. E. Love, S. Papp, R. Days, G. Sir Louis, Ds Chambers, M. A. Chodera, B. Hammond, M. Mendoza, J. Totts, iD), Gaffney. Fourth Row: D. Puskas, ce Depas, A. Bogdanski, D. Ceboll, D. McDuffee, P. 120 Orchard, L. Fuller, C. Pribish, D. Gutfranski, C. Miller, P. Har- rison, C. Duta, P. Dustin, P. Gathagan, G. Whitam, R. Volfre. Fifth Row: T. Pischieri, D. Berger, R. Young, R. Brown, S. Picard, M. Leveskas, T. Girman, M. Sullivan, G. Plotz, L. Hier, B. Sir Louis, C. Deans, D. Becker, R. Burkhead. Sixth Row: D. Csontos, M. Cordle, L. McAllister, D. Redel, T. Allis, J. Barron, J. Cox, L. Glaisa, M. Siegfried, E. Duncan, D. Morris, D. Hier, M. Harmon, G. Henry, D. Maher. Seventh Row: D. Ray, W. Etala, R. Paytosh, B. Harvey, J. Wise, C. Pfister, S. Taylor, D. Jackson, M. Meyers, M. Radebaugh, D. Hughes, T. Seymour, M. Bolas. Valedictorian and Salutatorian HSER REET RES. RNS SST EES SS eel aaoess s Sc SOS NE —8- SERNA AAAS Valedictorian Lynn Anne Harvey | i Salutatorian Brian Robert Cadnum 12] 122 Baccalaureate Baccalaureate is the period of calm before the storm of Commencement. Held on a Sunday evening, it consists of a non-denominational service or- ganized by the local clergy, and special music sung by the Chapel Choir. This year, the message, “What is Truth,” was delivered by Reverend Peter Rudowski and ministers LeRoy Hart, Walter Ribbe, John Kusiak, and Har- old Winter participated in the prayers and scripture lessons. It is hoped that this short period of meditation will allow everyone to prepare himself to meet the future challenges he will face as a young American. 123 iC pay Commencement 1970 124 The eighteenth annual Commencement marked a milestone in the lives of 137 graduating Seniors. As the big event drew near and practice began in earnest, a quiet sense of accomplishment and expectation united the class as never before. Everyone seemed to realize that they were about to assume their place in society, and the joys and anxieties were shared by all. On Wednesday evening the class looked stunning in forest green and white robes, with gold honor cords adorning National Honor Society members. Dr. Fred E. Luchs addressed the group and speeches were also given by the valedictorian and salutatorian. Many awards were presented at Commencement, such as the Violet Richey Award, twenty dollars of which went to the valedictorian, Lynn Harvey, and an equal amount to Debbie Wecker, who distinguished herself on Latin and German scholarship tests. The Activity awards went to Tom McDuffee, Tom Ioanes, and Pam Gathagan for their outstanding contribu- tions to clubs and various other organizations. Pam also received the Highland Council Scholarship which is awarded to a promising Senior interested in teach- ing. In athletics the Charles Hardman Award was earned by Pat Holbert, for being the best all-around athlete, and in music, the John Philip Sousa Award was presented to Lynn Harvey, as the most outstand- ing Senior bandsman. However the best award was given to everyone — a hard-earned diploma. And when the tassels went from left to right, everyone had an award they could never lose or forget — an education, friends, and the memories of twelve wonderful years of life. 126 SENIOR DIRECTORY Baker, Allan James — “Al” — Chorus, Library Assistant Baker, Brenda Louise — ‘‘Bunnie”’ — Chorus, F.H.A., G.A.A., Ski Club Barker Carol Ann — “Cab” — F.H.A. President, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Stunt Night Barnes, William Franklin — ‘“Bamm’’ — Basketball, Football, Wrestling, Varsity H Vice-President, Chorus President, Glee, Ensembles, Junior and Senior Plays, Campus Life Club, Science Club Secretary-Treasurer and Vice-President, Student Council, Stunt Night Barnett, Barbara Anne — “Barb” — Concert and Marching Band, Pep Band, Chorus Secretary, Glee, Ensembles, Junior Play, Latin Club Treas- urer, N.H.S. Secretary, F.T.A. President, Student Council, Annual Staff Basham, Charles Leonard — ‘Charlie” Beal, Roger Edwin — “Roger” — Ski Club, Stunt Night Beavers, Thomas Lee — “Tom” — Automotive Club, Wrestling Beckwith, Harvey E. — “Harv”? — Baseball, Football Tri-Captain, Varsity H Club, Junior and Senior Plays, Stunt Night Blueter, Alan John — ‘Al’? — Latin Club, Ski Club, Stunt Night 128 Blynn, William Michael — “Bill’’ — Wrestling, Var- sity H Club, Latin Club Bonezzi, Peter John — “Pete” — Basketball, Varsity H Club, Junior and Senior Plays, F.T.A., Student Council, Senior Class President Bowman, Dian Kay — “Dian” — Secretarial Assistant, Library Assistant, Junior and Senior Plays, G.A.A., F.T.A., Ski Club, Y-Teens, Annual Staff, Stunt Night Brenner, James Timothy — ‘Jim’ — Football, Wrest- ling, Concert and Marching Band, Pep Band, Jun- ior and Senior Plays, Drama Club President, Latin Club, Ski Club, Stunt Night Brown, Paul Francis — “Paul” — Stunt Night Bruner, Mary Jane — ‘Mo Jo” — G.A.A., Stunt Night Cadnum, Brian Robert — “Runt” — Senior Play, N.H.S., Stunt Night, Ski Club President, Student Council Campbell, Susan E. — “Sue” — Concert and Marching Band, Pep Band, Chorus, Glee, G.A.A., Latin Club, Stunt Night, Ski Club Cartwright, Diana Louise — ‘‘Peaches” — Concert and Marching Band Secretary and President, Chorus, Glee President, Ensembles, Student Coun- cil, F.T.A., G.A.A., Y.F.C., Annual Staff, Junior and Senior Plays, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Attendant to Queen Chimento, Larry Carl — “Larry” — Football, Golf, Wrestling, Varsity H Club, Junior and Senior Plays, Stunt Night, Baseball Chodera, Carolyn Joan — “Care” — Chorus President, Glee, Ensembles, Junior and Senior Plays, Drama Club, F.T.A., Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Student Council, Stunt Night Cooper, James — “Coop” Crocker, Clifford Lee — “Banjo” — Football, Wrest- ling, Concert and Marching Band, Junior and Senior Plays, Campus Life Club, Drama Club, F.T.A., Stunt Night, Senior Class Secretary Culler, Linda Viola — ‘‘Squeak” — Office Assistant, Glee, G.A.A., Stunt Night Dale, William John — ‘Bill’? — Automotive Club, Pho- tography Club Davis, Jean Carol — “Jean”? — F.H.A. Dickson, James Joseph — “Tater” — Football, Base- ball, Science Club, Newspaper Staff Doutrich, Debera Diane — ‘Prune’ — Senior Play, Drama Club, G.A.A., F.T.A., N.H.S. Treasurer, Newspaper Staff, Ski Club Vice-President, Span- ish Club Secretary Dresser, Elizabeth J. — ‘Liz’? — Ski Club Dustin, Patricia Lee — “Pat’’ — Secretarial Assistant, Office Assistant, Glee, G.A.A. Duta, Carolyn Lee — “Carolyn” — Concert and Marching Band Vice-President, Chorus, Glee, Sen- ior Play, G.A.A., Majorette, Student Council, At- tendant to Queen, Homecoming Queen Erclauz, Wayne Thomas — “Eric Claus’? — Photog- raphy Club President Eyerdom, Edward — “Honest Ed” — Newspaper Staff Fitch, Deborah Ann — “Deb” — G.A.A. Ford, Wanda Gail — “Gay” — G.A.A. Foy, Deborah J. — “Deb” — Y-Teens, Science Club Foy, Kathleen Susan — “Kathy” — G.A.A., Glee, Latin Club, Ski Club, Guidance Office Assistant, Y-Teens Frantz, JoEtta Jane — “Jo” — G.A.A. Fuller, Eric Warren — “Sir” — Wrestling Captain, Chorus, Glee, Ensembles, Varsity H Club, Drama Club, F.T.A. Vice-President, Student Council Vice-President, Annual Staff, Stunt Night Gaj, John A. — “Captain” — Basketball, Track Gathagan, Pamela Lee — ‘“Pamie” — Concert and Marching Band, Chorus, Glee, Ensembles, Junior and Senior Plays, G.A.A., Campus Life Club Pres- ident, N.H.S., F.T.A., Spanish Club, Student Coun- cil, Assistant Editor of Yearbook, Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook Gerspacher, Gary Lee — ‘“Gersh’”’ — Automotive Club Gillespie, Patricia Ann — “Ann” — G.A.A., Science Club Goila, Mary Lou — “Mary Lou” — Concert and Marching Band, Junior and Senior Plays, G.A.A., Librarian’s Assistant, Secretarial Assistant, Stunt Night Good, Jane Elizabeth — ‘Jane’? — Concert and March- ing Band, Pep Band, Junior and Senior Plays, Chorus Secretary, Glee, Ensembles, Accompanist to Chorus and Soloists, N.H.S., Spanish Club, Stu- dent Council, Junior Class Treasurer, Annual Staff Green, Gary Joseph — “Gary”? — Football Tri-Cap- tain, Baseball, Basketball, Variety H Club, Chorus, Ensembles, Junior and Senior Plays, F.T.A. Grimm, Robert Don — “Bob” — Football, Junior and Senior Plays, Ski Club, Stunt Night Guldeman, Linda Lee — “Big Swede” — F.H.A. Gutfranski, Diane Lynn — “Diane”? — Concert and Marching Band, Chorus, Glee, Ensembles, G.A.A., Latin Club, Stunt Night, Junior and Senior Plays, Annual Staff Hack, Becky Lynne — ‘“Beck” — F.H.A. Hack, Dennis Larry — “Denny” Hale, Raymond Alan — “Lew” — Basketball, Track, N.H.S. Haley, Marsha Dolores — ‘Marsh’? — Concert and Marching Band, Pep Band, Chorus, Glee, Ensem- bles, Latin Club, N.H.S., Ski Club, Stunt Night Hamilton, Leslie Lee — ‘‘Les” — F.T.A. Harrison, Patricia Lynn — ‘Pat’? — Chess Club, Chorus, Glee, Ensembles, G.A.A., Stunt Night Harter, Gary Wayne — “Gary” — Photography Club, Science Club, Stunt Night Harvey, Lynn Anne — “Red” — Concert and March- ing Band Treasurer, Glee, Ensembles, N.H.S. Vice-President, Copy Editor of Yearbook, Fresh- men Class Secretary Hausman, John Mark — “Shark” — Wrestling, Stu- dent Council, Senior Play, Newspaper Staff, Freshmen Class Vice-President, Ensemble, Chorus, Glee Hege, Kathleen Jo — ‘‘Kathy” Concert and Marching Band Secretary, Junior and Senior Class Plays, G.A.A., F.T.A., Ski Club, Glee , Annual Staff, Y- Teens, Stunt Night Hier, Karen Elizabeth — “Blondie” — G.A.A., News- paper Staff, Science Club, Ski Club, Y-Teens Holbert, Patrick Francis — ‘Pat’ — Football, Basket- ball, Varsity H Club, Senior Play, F.T.A., Student Council, Freshmen Class Treasurer Hollopeter, Brent Douglas — “Alc”? — Concert and Marching Band, Chorus, Glee, Ensembles, Senior Play, Science Club, Stunt Night, Wrestling Man- ager Hood, Carl Glenn — “Weasel” — Work-Study Club Hrbac, Ray — “Ray” Huntsman, Vicki Sue — Club, Stunt Night Imars, Libby May — “Libby”? — Glee, G.A.A., Y- Teens, Student Announcer “Vicki” — Latin Club, Ski Ioanes, Thomas Alan — ‘Tom’ — Football Tri-Cap- tain, Baseball, Junior and Senior Plays, Varsity H Club, Student Council President Johnson, Cathy Sue — “Cass” — F.H.A., G.A.A., Glee, Ski Club, Stunt Night Johnson, Tammie Lou — “Chub” — Concert and Marching Band, G.A.A., Chorus, Glee, Junior and Senior Plays, Spanish Club Treasurer, F.T.A., Annual Staff Secretary-Treasurer, Stunt Night Keeling, Gary Allen — “Mole” — Concert and March- ing Band, Chorus, Ensembles, Track, Football Manager, Stunt Night Kelly, Candice Maureen — “Kel” — Concert and Marching Band, Head Majorette, Pep Band, Chorus, Glee, Ensembles, Accompanist to Chorus, G.A.A., Drama Club, Science Club, Student Council Kofron, Constance Claire — ‘‘Connie”’ Kohler, Christine — ‘‘Chris” 130 Konyha, Denise Marie — “Denny” — G.A.A., Stunt Night, Attendant to Queen Kozman, David Benjamin — ‘Peach’ — Football, Baseball, Basketball, Golf, Varsity H Club, Junior and Senior Plays, F.T.A., Student Council, Stunt Night, Junior Class President Kufchak, Geoffry Wayne — “Geoff”? — Chess Club, Chorus, Ensembles, Stunt Night Leidal, Ginette Irene — “Ginny” — F.H.A., G.A.A., Y- Teens, Stunt Night Leonhardt, Gordon Howard — “Gordy” — Football Love, Loren Thomas — “Ron” — Football, Automo- tive Club Ludwig, Patricia Ann — “Plaite’” — Chorus Treas- urer, Ensembles, Junior and Senior Plays, Drama Club Treasurer, N.H.S., Spanish Club, Stunt Night, College Club Secretary-Treasurer Marrone, Ronald Angelo — “Marrone” — Newspaper Staff Martin, Amma Catherine — “Cathy” — Campus Life Club Vice-President, Chorus, Glee, G.A.A., Ski Club Secretary, Y-Teens, Secretarial Assistant, Stunt Night Maynard, Rita Ann — “Rita” — G.A.A., Stunt Night, Office Assistant McClelland, Janice Earlyne — “Earl]’’ — G.A.A., Glee, Y-Teens McDuffee, Thomas Michael — ‘Tuff’? — Baseball, Basketball, Varsity H Club, Junior and Senior Plays, Latin C lub, N.H.S. President and Vice- President, Sophomore Class President, Student Council, Football Manager McLemore, Paula Gail — ‘Paul’ — Y-Teens, Stunt Night, F.H.A. Mealer, Ivan Richard — “Rick’’ — Chorus, Glee, Span- ish Club, Wrestling, Stunt Night Merkle, Richard James — “Hey you!” — Science Club, Stunt Night Miller, Bernadette Kae — ‘Bern’? — Drama Club, G.A.A., Ski Club, Annual Staff, Library Assistant, Stunt Night, Senior Class Treasurer Miller, Charlotte Ann — “Char’ — Chorus, Glee, G.A.A., N.H.S., F.T.A., Office Assistant, Secre- tarial Assistant, Spanish Club, Student Council Vice-President, Stunt Night, Junior and Senior Plays, College C lub, Medina County Area Student Council President, Attendant to Queen Mudd, Katie Sue — “Katie” — G.A.A., Stunt Night Nell, Craig Arthur — “Craig”? — Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Varsity H Club, Chorus Secretary, Glee Neuman, Terry L. — “Guneuman” — Automotive Club Paul, Deborah Lynn — ‘Debbie’? — Senior Play, G.A.A., F.T.A., Library and Office Assistant, Sec- retarial Assistant, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Y- Teens, Stunt Night Peebles, Bruce Lewis — “Bruce”? — Football, Concert and Marching Band, Pep Band, Chorus, Glee, Sen- ior Play, Latin Club, N.H.S., Science Club Plotz, Gale Marie — ‘Plotski’’ — Concert and March- ing Band, Chorus, Glee, Ensembles, G.A.A., Office Assistant, Y-Teens, Science Club, Stunt Night Poczontek, Linda Louise — “Peppy” — G.A.A., Sci- ence Club, Stunt Night Polasky, Barbara Cherylann — ‘Pollock’? — Cheer- leader, Chorus, Glee, Ensembles, Junior and Sen- ior Plays, F.T.A., Y-Teens, G.A.A. President and Vice-President, Student Council, Stunt Night Ray, David W. — “Dave” — Chorus, Glee Renner, Norman Dale — ‘Norm’ — Student Council, Stunt Night, Sophomore Class Vice-President Ritz, Eric — “Otter” — Football, Baseball, Basketball, Chorus, Glee, Newspaper Staff, Student Council Roach, Rex Alan — “Blue Chipper’? — Baseball, Bas- ketball, Golf, Varsity H Club, Chorus Vice-Presi- dent and Treasurer, Glee, Ensembles, Stunt Night, F.T.A., Junior and Senior Plays Scheuermann, Karen — “Baby” — Cheerleader, Chorus, Glee, Ensembles, G.A.A., Latin Club Pres- ident and Vice-President, Student Council Secre- tary, Stunt Night, Attendant to Queen Scheuermann, Lauren — “Porky” — Concert and Marching Band, Cheerleader, Chorus, Glee, En- sembles, G.A.A., Latin Club, Student Council, An- nual Staff, Stunt Night Schmelzer, Robert Mark — ‘Robbie’ — Concert and Marching Band, Chorus, Glee, Wrestling, F.T.A., Science Club, Senior Play Schnedetz, Joseph Timothy — “Tim” — Football, Baseball, Varsity H Club, Stunt Night Searcey, William Howard — “Hillbilly”? — Football, Baseball, Basketball, Varsity H Club President, Student Council, Stunt Night, Freshmen Class President Sekerak, Gayle Mary — “Gayle” — Office and Secre- tarial Assistant, Student Announcer Seymour, Thomas Ross — “Tom” — Work-Study Club Shanafelt, Dennis Lee — ‘Den’ — N.H.S. Shaw, Dale Russell — ‘Dizzy’ — Football, Wrestling, Varsity H Club, Chorus Vice-President, Glee Shaw, David Lee — “Dave” Football, Wrestling, Newspaper Staff Showers, Caroll Lynn — “April” — Campus Life Club, Chorus, Glee, Accompanist, Drama Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Stunt Night, F.T.A. Sir Louis, Lloyd Collins — “Wally” — Football, Var- sity H Club Sullivan, Mary Eileen — ‘“Gooder’? — Cheerleader, G.A.A. Treasurer, Senior Play, Office Assistant, Student Council, Y-Teens, Annual Staff, Stunt Night, N.H.S. Swank, Cathy Jo — “Cathy” — Chorus, Glee Tilbert, Henry William — Club, Library Assistant Tillman, Greg — ‘Till’? — Baseball, Stunt Night Tomko, Carol Ann — “Carol” — Stunt Night “Henry” — Automotive Totts, James R. — “Jim” Tramonte, Jack Joseph — “J.J.”” — Automotive Club Tramonte, Jack T. — “Jack’? — Newspaper Staff, Stunt Night Tschappat, Karen Sue — ‘Karen’ Tuttle, Jan B. — “Jan” — Marching Band, Senior play, G.A.A., Ski Club Valenti, Joel David — “Joel”? — Football Vanko, Kathy Ann — “Chicken’’ — Newspaper Staff Van Meter, Susan Lynne — ‘‘Sam” — G.A.A. Vujevich, Joel Philip — ‘“Le-Baby”’ — Football, Latin Club, Stunt Night Wagar, Gregory Paul — “Nelson Quick’? — Football, Basketball, Golf, Varsity H Club, Junior and Sen- ior Plays, Chorus, Glee, Stunt Night Walters, Edward Joseph — “Captain Crusader” Latin Club, Photography Club Weaver, Sheryl Lynne — “Sheryl” — F.H.A., G.A.A., N.H.S., Science Club, Y-Teens Wecker, Deborah Lee — “Webby Decker’ — Concert and Marching Band, Chorus, Glee Secretary, En- sembles, Latin Club Vice-President, N.H.S., F.T.A. Vice-President, Annual Staff, Stunt Night Wilson, Linda Lee -— ‘“‘Linda’”’ — Chorus, Glee, F.H.A., Library Assistant, Y-Teens Vice-President, Stunt Night Wright, Glenda June — “Didg’’ — G.A.A., Office and Secretarial Assistant, Stunt Night Wright, Michael Lee — ‘Crazy Man’ — Basketball, Newspaper Staff, Wrestling Young, Charles Clyde — ‘Charlie’ — Stunt Night 131 FACULTY Mr. Lewin O. Vermillion, Superintendent — 21 years at High- land — Ohio State University, Findlay College, B.A. Mr. Richard W. Chaffee, Principal — 12 years at Highland — Baldwin Wallace College, B.A., Kent State University, M.A. Mrs. Jean Myers, Guidance Counselor, Student Council Advisor, Senior Advisor — 20 years at Highland — Kent State Univer- sity, B.A., Akron University, M.A. Mr. Don Burch, Guidance Counselor, Driver Education — 2 years at Highland — Muskingham College, B.S. Mrs. Margaret South, Librarian — 11 years at Highland — West Virginia University, A.B., George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A. Mr. Paul Becker, General Science, Physics — 2 years at High- land — Wooster College, B.A. Mr. Monte Betz, Work-Study Teacher-Coordinator — 1 year at Highland — David Lipscomb College, B.A. Mr. Thomas Brenner, Assistant Principal, Plane Geometry — 7 years at Highland — Kent State University, B.S., M.E. Mr. Darryl Bryson, Civics, Economics, Consumer Living, Bus- iness Law — 3 years at Highland — Akron University, Salem College, B.A. Miss Judith Chiaramonte, Spanish II and III, Speech — 2 years at Highland — Kent State University, B.S., University of Americas Mr. Thomas Cranston, American and World History — 2 years at Highland — Ohio University, B.S. Mr. Lester Eckart, Instrumental Music — 10 years at High- land — Baldwin Wallace College, B.S.M., University of Michi- gan, M.M.E. Mr. Al Harmon, Mechanical Drawing I and II, Driver Education — 15 years at Highland — Kent State University, B.S. Mr. Andy J. Higgins, German I and II, Biology — 4 years at Highland — Ohio State University, B.A., Kent State University, M.A. Mr. Robert N. Keck, American History, Sociology Family Liv- ing — 5 years at Highland — Akron University, Mt. Union, B.A. Mrs. Mary Lou Ludwig, English III and IV — 15 years at Highland — Northwestern University, B.A. Mrs. M. Darlene Marsh, Bookkeeping II, General Business, English II, Business Arithmetic — % year at Highland — West Liberty State College, B.A. Mr. Carl R. McFarland, Physical Education, Health — 5 years at Highland — University of Cincinnati, B.S. Mrs. Beverly Melrose, Art — 13 years at Highland —Kent State University, B.S. Mr. Earle E. Nash, Electronics, Graphic Arts — 3 years at Highland — Akron University, University of Maryland, Bowl- ing Green University, Ohio University Mrs. Penny Pritt, Physical Education, Health — 1 year at Highland — Baldwin Wallace College, B.A. Miss Lucille Radwanski, Spanish I and II — 2 years at High- land — College Misericordia, Ohio University, B.A. 132 Mrs. Carolyn Ramey, English III, Business English — 38 years at Highland — Marshall University, University of Akron, B.A. Mr. Keith Riedel, Woodworking, General Metals — 1 year at Highland — Kent State University, B.S. Mr. Dave Ring, Algebra I and II, Advanced Math — 2 years at Highland — University of Idaho, University of Akron, B.A. Mr. Charles Ruddock, Vocal Music — 2 years at Highland — Muskingham College, B.S.M. Mr. John Secrest, American and World History — 1 year at Highland — Ohio University, B.S. Mr. Jerry Sigrist, American Government — 9 years at Highland — Ashland College, B.S., Kent State University, M.E. Mr. James C. Shew, Algebra I, General Math, Senior Math — 1 year at Highland — College of Wooster, B.A., University of Akron, J.D. Mr. James Thompson, English II — 2 years at Highland — West Liberty State College, A.B. Mrs. Sheryl Thompson, Typing I, Personal Typing, Bookkeep- ing I — 2 years at Highland — Ohio University, B.S. Mrs. Ollie Mae Tramonte, Vocational Comprehensive Home Economics I, II, and IV, Child Care Homecrafts — 6 years at Highland — Akron University, Kent State University, B.S. Mrs. Betsy Viering, Office Practice, Shorthand I and II, Typing II — 4 years at Highland — Kent State University, B.S., M.E. Mrs. Rowlina Weigle, Chemistry, Biology — 18 years at High- land — Baldwin Wallace College, Western Reserve University, B.A. Mrs. Eleanor Wolf, Latin I and II, English I — 5 years at Highland — Mt. Union College, B.A. Mr. Robert Wolfe, English I, Journalism I — 1 year at High- land — Bowling Green State University, B.S. Club Directory ANNUAL P. Gathagan, Editor; L. Harvey, Copy Editor; M. A. Russell, Advertising Editor; B. Barnes, Sports Editor; T. Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer, B. Barnett, C. Beohmerle, D. Cartwright, E. Duncan, M. Gaj, N. Hirsch, I. Juris, N. Lorman, R. Lutton, L. Schreiner, V. Schreiner, C. Shaw, M. Siegfried. CHESS CLUB G. Kufchak, President; J. McIlvried, Vice-President ; G. Imars, Secretary-Treasurer; P. Duke, K. Ewing, B. Hitzler, E. Hollopeter, R. Little, N. Lonsbury, R. Lutton, D. Muren, J. Pike, S. Price, B. Shade, B. Smith, R. Wagar, J. Wise. DRAMA CLUB J. Brenner, President; G. Sir Louis, Vice-President ; M. Mendoza, Secretary; P. Ludwig, Treasurer; L. Adams, 8S. Adams, J. Baker, A. Bogdanski, M. Brauckmann, R. Brown, C. Bruegman, M. A. Chodera, C. Crocker, D. Csontos, G. Deitrich, D. Doutrich, J. Ebenschweller, K. Foy, S. Frase, J. Frederick, L. Fuller, M. Gaj, N. Gaj, S. Good, J. Hemminger, I. Juris, C. Kelly, S. Papp, J. Roach, C. Scholz, C. Show- ers, M. Siegfried, B. Smith, D. Wentink, D. Winters. F. H. A. C. Barker, President; B. Pohl, First Vice-President; D. Laurie, Second Vice-President; J. Davis, Corre- sponding Secretary; T. Burkhead, Recording Secre- tary; M. A. Chodera, Treasurer; R. Augustine, K. Bailey, B. Baker, C. Beohmerle, B. Brobst, D. But- scher, R. Chinery, S. Clark, D. Csontos, R. Dalton, B. DeVore, K. Eldred, J. Gori, S. Gray, B. Hack, H. Hamilton, N. Hirsch, P. Hoskinson, C. Johnson, D. Laurie, G. Leidal, V. Leonhardt, L. Lonsbury, P. McLemore, M. Mendoza, K. Morris, C. Oberst, S. Pizzillo, S. Shook, R. Smith, K. Topliff, V. Tramonte, S. Walden, J. Wilcox, L. Wilson. F. T. A. B. Barnett, President; D. Wecker, Vice-President; E. Duncan, Secretary; M. Gaj, Treasurer; D. Bowman, C. Bruegman, K. Burkhardt, K. Chimento, E. Cod- ding, L. Cordle, G. Deitrich, D. Doutrich, S. Frase, J. Gathagan, P. Gathagan, L. Hamilton, K. Hege, T. Johnson, B. Lorman, N. Lorman, M. E. Love, N. Mudd, D. Pelot, M. A. Russell, R. Schmelzer, C. Scholz, L. Schreiner, V. Schreiner, M. Siegfried, B. Sir Louis, B. Smith, R. Wagar, J. Weidanz, C. Yokum. G. A. A. B. Polasky, President; J. Tanner, Vice-President; L. Roach, Secretary; M. Sullivan, Treasurer; D. Aring, J. Baker, C. Baldwin, D. Barnes, D. Bash, M. A. Beck- with, C. Beohmerle, M. Beynon, E. Boswell, V. Bos- well, D. Bowman, D. Brantner, C. Brown, D. Brown, C. Bruegman, K. Buck, T. Burkhead, K. Butler, D. Cartwright, D. Chambers, K. Chimento, M. A. Cho- dera, S. Clark, K. Coley, N. Cook, V. Cooperider, L. Cordle, S. Craft, B. DeVore, G. Deitrich, D. Doutrich, T. Doutrich, C. Duta, J. Ebenschweller, T. Faunce, C. Foy, K. Foy, J. Frantz, J. Frederick, L. Fuller, J. Gaj, N. Gaj, J. Gathagan, P. Gathagan, P. Gillespie, S. Gutfranski, B. Hammond, P. Harrison, K. Hege, D. Hershburger, K. Hier, L. Imars, C. Jackson, L. Jacob- son, C. Johnson, L. A. Johnson, T. Johnson, C. Kasa- cavage, C. Kelly, S. Kendal, M. Kilgo, N. Krueger, K. Kyle, V. Leonhardt, L. Lonsbury, N. Lonsbury, N. Lorman, M. E. Love, P. Lyons, P. May, E. McClelland, D. McDuffee, M. Mendoza, B. Miller, C. Miller, D. Miller, T. Moell, C. Morris, D. Nagy, M. Napier, S. Papp, D. Paul, B. Peppeard, G. Plotz, H. Poczontek, L. Poczontek, B. Pohl, C. Pribish, V. Reagle, P. Roll, J. Roosen, M. A. Russell, S. Russell, K. Scheuermann, L. Scheuermann, S. Sexton, C. Shaw, S. Sherman, S. Simmons; V. Shirley, B:, Sir Louis, Y. Smith, D: Synder, T. Spellacy, L. Stiles, L. Stiles, P. Sullivan, S. Swain, H. Tanner, D. Thompson, M. Thompson, MeTillmans Ka loplitt + G7 Toth; Ge Toth, GC; Totts) V. Tramonte, B. Tuttle, S. Van Meter, D. Weiss, D. Wentink, S. Wentink, D. West, J. Wilcox, D. Wilhelm, D. Winters, C. Yokum, K. Zgrabik. LATIN CLUB J. Weidanz, President; C. Yokum, Vice-President; D. Purta, Secretary; I. Juris, Treasurer; T. Allis, N. Anderson, D. Botz, B. Burr, S. Campbell, G. Connors, B. Dike, K. Foy, S. Frase, J. Getson, R. Glaser, J. Henderson, K. Kyle, N. Lonsbury, R. Lutton, C. Martin, D. McDuffee, D. Muren, S. Papp, D. Pelot, S. Picard, T. Pischieri, K. Polland, C. Pribish, S. Sim- mons, R. Wagar, G. Wershing, L. West. N. H. S. T. McDuffee, President; L. Harvey, Vice-President; B. Barnett, Secretary, D. Doutrich, Treasurer; T. Allis, M. Brauckmann, B. Cadnum, D. Cartwright, J. Cox, M. Gaj, P. Gathagan, R. Hale, M. Haley, B. Hammond, I. Juris, G. Kufchak, N. Lorman, P. Lud- wig, R. Lutton, J. MclIlvried, M. Mendoza, C. Miller, B. Peebles, V. Schreiner, D. Shanafelt, G. Sir Louis, B. Smouse, M. Sullivan, S. Weaver, D. Wecker, W. Young. NEWSPAPER C. Chodera, Co-Editor; C. Kelly, Co-Editor; C. Brueg- man, J. Dickson, E. Everdom, J. Frederick, M. Haus- man, K. Hege, G. Keeling, L. Lonsbury, R. Marrone, D. Miller, C. Moon, K. Morris, N. Mudd, S. Pizzilo, E. Ritz, S. Seltzer, D. Shaw, J. Smith, E. Snell, K. Top- liff, J. Tramonte, J. Vazily, R. Wagar, M. Wright, C. Young. 133 SKI CLUB B. Cadnum, President; D. Doutrich, Vice-President; C. Martin, Secretary ; J. Tuttle, Treasurer; L. Adams, D. Aring, B. Baker, R. Beal, D. Beck, A. Blueter, D. Bowman, J. Brenner, C. Bruegman, K. Buck, K. Burkhart, S. Campbell, M. A. Chodera, C. Dresser, J. Ebenschweller, C. Foy, K. Foy, J. Gaj, B. Grimm, M. Haley, R. Harvey, K. Hege, J. Hemminger, K. Hier, V. Huntsman, L. Jacobson, C. Johnson, L. Kirstein, M. Leveskas, B. Lockhart, B. Miller, N. Mudd, S. Papp, D. Paul, C. Pfister, C. Pribish, V. Reagle, J. Roosen, D. Searles, S. Sherman, V. Shirley, J. Tanner, M. Thompson, V. Tramonte, B. Tuttle, R. Wagar, J. Weidanz, R. Whitam. SPANISH CLUB N. Lorman, President; L. Schreiner, Vice-President ; D. Doutrich, Secretary; V. Schreiner, Treasurer; J. Baker, D. Bash, L. Basham, M. Brauckman,” R- Brown, R. Burnside, D. Chambers, R. Days, T. Dou- trich, P. Duke, E. Duncan, R. Duta, J. Eyerdom, C. Foy, J. Frederick, M. Fulton, M. Gaj, B. Harvey, D. Hier, B. Hitzler, B. Lorman, B. McLemore, C. Pfister, M. Pilko, M. A. Russell, S. Sexton, M. Siegfried, C. Simmons, Bol Louis Gor Louis eosnimitie DL: Thompson, C. Vanko, J. Zumbrunnen. STUDENT COUNCIL T. Ioanes, President; E. Fuller, Vice-President; K. Scheuermann, Secretary; Jeff Cox, Treasurer; T. Allis’ B. Barnes, Bs Barnett. Po Bone7ziae) = Carr wright, T. Cavanaugh, P. Chambers, C. Duta, J. Eyerdom, D. Farnsworth, P. Gathagan, D. Gettemy, G.. Kelly; Di. Kozman, G.. Kufchaki4N Lorman sh: Lutton, D. McDuffee, T. McDuffee, C. Miller, L. New- berry, P? Orchard: S-Picard: By Polasky).- Puskas. L. Scheuermann, C. Scholz, M. Sullivan, G. Van Deu- sen, J. Weidanz, C. Yokum. VARSITY H B. Searcey, President; B. Barnes, Vice-President; T. Cavanaugh, Secretary-Treasurer ; J. Barron, H. Beck- with, B. Blynn, P. Bonezzi, R. Brown, M. Bures, L. Chimento, C. Crocker, R. Days, G. Depas, E. Fuller, D. Gaffney, B. Green, G. Green, J. Grindle, R. Hanna, P. Holbert, B. Hollopeter, E. Hollopeter, T. Ioanes, D. Jucikas, D. Kozman, J. LaSalle, R. Likely, T. McDuf- fee, C.. Nell,. Py Orchard, So Picard) Ri kKoacti= Re Schmelzer, T. Schnedetz, D. Shaw, D. Sherman, L. Sir Louis, T. Sullivan, D. Tomko, G. Van Deusen, W. Vetter, J. Vorndran, G. Wagar. 134 WORK-STUDY CLUB C. Hood, President; C. Decker, Vice-President; K. Butler, Secretary; T. Seymour, Treasurer; F. Bailey, B. Bryson, L. Coffee, J. Decker, D. Dvorak, J. Keel- ing, B. Kilarsky, J. Robb, R. Truxall. Yooh: P. Gathagan, President; C. Martin, Vice-President; J. Gathagan, Secretary-Treasurer; D. Miller, Pub- licity; M. Avery, A. Blueter, B. Brobst, C. Browning, S. Bryson, R. Burnside, B. Cadnum, D. Cartwright, C. Crocker, D._Csontos, lL. Culler; Vo -Doutrich Ebenschweller, G. Green, B. Grimm, B. Hammond, J. Harrison, K. Hege, G. Henry, L. Kirstein, V. Leon- hardt, R. Lutton, M. Napier, C. Nell, P. Orchard, E: Peck, S. Picard, S. Powell, T. Seymour, C. Showers, C. Simmons, G. Sir Louis, C. Swires, J. Tuttle, S. Wal- den, D. Weiss, J. Wilcox, L. Wilson, C. Yokum. Y-TEENS L. Newberry, President; L. Wilson, Vice-President; R. Glaser, Secretary, S. Vujevich, Treasurer; B. Brobst, Chaplain; C. Beal, T. Burkhead, B. DeVore, J. Ebenschweller, D. Foy, G. Kshywonis, K. Kunkel, M. Mendoza, B. Peppeard, S. Powell, C. Showers, M. Thompson, V. Tramonte, R. Smith. ER ELON XN f WA ; g a YS a Gy i Classe “CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS From ANNUAL STAFF ALLAN AUTO PARTS AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND (NEG SO Mies) Wholesale — Retail I31 N. LYMAN STREET 334-2578 WADSWORTH, OHIO 44281 Baily’s Pharmacy Prescription Specialists Ask About Our Income Tax Record System 3973 Copley Rd. 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VINCE CRAWFORD, CPP DORIS CRAWFORD, CPP Manager Assistant Creative Photographers Portraits — Weddings — Children — Groups and Commercial PARKING IN REAR Photographic Excellence in ‘Black and White, ® WEDDINGS (Candid Formal) Oils on Natural Color PRE-BRIDAL GRADUATION In the Studio ox On Location pene. MEN WOMEN FAMILY GROUPS COMMUNION CONFIRMATION BAR MITZVAH PUBLICITY GROUP WORK COMMERCIAL PASSPORTS RESTORATION LEGAL Hours: Mon., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Tues. 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Closed All Day Wed. and Sunday CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Our New Location 789 West Market St. 762-9276 Akron, Ohio 44303 148 MANITOWOC CRANE SHOVEL SALES £i CORP. (216) 267-1931Z4) Hy CRAWLER CRANES SALES TOWER CRANES PARTS SERVICE TRUCK CRANES, Ti A J ey G = : I] K YA IN oe ete I ws AN TEPY. BROOK PARK ROAD CLEVELAND, OHIO 44130 John Gathagan, Rep. 336-0102 alluce€ CHEVROLET CO. “Where Quality Is a Full Measure” THE YARDSTICK LAUREL SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER BRUNSWICK, OHIO 225-4128 FABRICS PATTERNS NOTIONS SEWING MACHINES Singer White Elna PATRON RICKARD'S SUPER MARKET 149 150 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ... Mr. Chaffee Mrs. Thompson Mr. Donald Leahy Carpenter’s Studio, Ine. Mr. Dave Mihalko Artmaster Yearbooks, Ine. Superior Composition Company Miss Debby Wecker High School Office Staff IN MEMORIAM Russell Lutton 151 Dear Reader, The last page of any book is the most rewarding, whether it be an epic or a dimestore paperback. We, the Staff, hope you enjoy our production, because although putting it together has been fun, it also induced “blood, ‘sweat, and tears.” In the tradition of good reporting we have tried to present an accurate and interesting. account of life at HHS, as we saw it. Only you, the student, may judge the result. 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