Jackson High School - Scoop Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1963 volume:

This aerial view is evidence of the many changes that have taken place at Jackson during the past quarter of a century. FOREWORD In 1939 the parent edition of the SCOOP was published. Now, a quarter of a century later, the newest member of the annual family has been edited. Although this yearbook is presented in a new format, it will, however, have for many persons the characteristics of an old friend. For the past twenty-five years each successive pub- lication has pictorially recorded the events of that year. In general, this book is arranged to stress greater emphasis on the current year, however, the inclusion of material from the past two and one-half decades plays a major role. Throughout these pages we hope to restore to many hearts and minds a few memorable experiences at Jackson High. At the same time we strive to impress upon the student of today that these high school years are his threshold years, and after having played an influential part in directing the course of his life, will, in time, be among his moments to remember. With this in mind, the annual staff presents for your view- ing the twenty-fifth edition of the yearbook, SCOOP. Jackson students' home away from home. 2 VOLUME 25 JACKSON MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL 7355 Mudbrook Street N.W. Massillon, Ohio TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction _____________________________________ 2 Dedication ....................................... 4 Faculty and Administration ................... 10 Classes------------------------------ -......—..- 26 Seniors ............................ - 28 Juniors -.........- 44 Sophomores ................. ,------------- 51 Freshmen ..................................— 59 Student Life .............................. 68 Mr. Jacksonite ........................ 72 Miss Jacksonite -.............. ........... 73 Organizations 80 Athletics ........—-_______________________ 110 Football _________________________________ 112 Cheerleaders --------------------------- 120 Football Queen ......................... 122 Basketball ............................ 124 Basketball Queen ___________________________ 130 Wrestling -------------------------------- 132 Senior Index --------—..........—.......... 135 Index 138 Advertisements 142 Principal and Pedagogue Before becoming principal, Mr. Lawrence taught his- tory. Mr. Lawrerce advises one of the senior students on her plans for the future. Mr. Ramga, one of our biology teachers, explains the circulation of the blood. Mr. Ramga still the annual staff he did in 1939. advises just as 4 Co-Dedication MR. CECIL RAMGA We would also like to dedicate the 1963 Scoop to our advisor, Mr. Cecil Ramga. He has executed two main services in the past twenty-five years. He has been the advisor of the yearbook staff and he has taught various classes. This year we, the annual staff, dedicate the 1963 Scoop to Mr. Preston Lawrence. He has served Jackson faithfully in vari- ous capacities since 1931. He is currently in his twenty-eighth year as high school principal. MR. PRESTON LAWRENCE Progress Is Our Most The buses used in 1939 have greatly changed from those we are currently using. Not only the kitchen, but also the menu has changed during the past twenty-five years. 6 Important Product The band now has close to one hundred members as compared to sixty in 1940. Like many other things, the band, cheerleaders, and the foot- ball team have changed during the past twenty-five years. The band now develops a theme and formations during half-time shows. To many of us, boy cheer- leaders are a thing of the past. The football teams have in- creased in size and in the num- ber of victories. In 1939 the team compiled a perfect record of no victories. This year's record was much better—8 wins, 1 loss, and 1 tie. One thing hasn't changed. Cheerleaders still lead our teams on to victory. 7 ► FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Although teaching meth- ods have changed during the past twenty-five years, the willingness and unselfish- ness of our faculty and ad- ministrators have remained constant. The students graduating from Jackson represent the collaborative efforts of this fine staff of men and women to whom our appreciation and gratitude is not often enough expressed. With these pictures we hope to rekindle their sub- conscious to memories of days past and to arouse in them the desire to continue doing such rewarding work. II Administration Sets Goals and Plans MR. G. L. RADER, EXECUTIVE HEAD Mr. G. L. Rader, executive head of the Jackson Township Public Schools, is shown reviewing the agenda for a fu- ture meeting. In order to meet the de- mands of our growing school popula- tion, many new duties have fallen upon his shoulders. Mr. Rader is responsible for seeing that the Jackson schools are run smoothly and efficiently, and his interest in the student body has won for him the respect and admiration of us all. MR. PRESTON LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Completing his twenty-seventh year as principal, Mr. Lawrence is the overseer of all happenings within the high school itself. Arranging schedules for students, the role of disciplinarian, and observing classes are just a few of his numerous duties. Mr. Lawrence's years of devoted service have resulted in a smoothly operating high school. 12 Methods for Achieving Them BOARD OF EDUCATION: SEATED: Mr. William Essig, Clerk; Mr. Wilford Day, Mr. Paul Drury. STANDING: Mr. Marion DeWalt, Mr. G. L. Rader, Superintendent; Mr. Paul Gerber, Mr. Dale Forgan, President. BOARD OF EDUCATION The above members of the lo- cal Board of Education were elect- ed by the voters of Jackson Township and strive to fulfill the expectations of these voters. Through the Board's continuous efforts to improve our educational system, area residents may antic- ipate the construction of two new grade schools and a library. ABOVE: Mrs. Crystal Poth, Mrs. June Lo- renz, and Mr. William Essig, clerk-treas- urer, manage daily financial transactions. Miss Jackie Young and Mrs. Betty Keck perform the many clerical duties of the main office. 13 Math Department MRS. LOIS BAXTER B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan College; Plane Geometry, Al- gebra I; Senior Class Advisor MR. WALTER AMACHER B.S., Kent State University; Dri- ver Education; General Mathe- matics MRS. FLORENCE PFOUTS B.S., Ohio State University; Al- gebra I; Junior Class Advisor MR. NORWOOD DAVIDSON B.S., Kent State University; Al gebra II, Woodworking I, Electric Shop; Bus-Co-ordinator MR. DAN MATTHEWS B.S., Mount Union, M.E., Kent State; Solid Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry; J.M.A.A. Ad- visor, Faculty Manager 14 Mr. Matthews explains the proposition behind dihedral angles. Science Department ROBERT DeMOOY A.B., Hiram College; Algebra, General Science; Reserve Basket- ball Coach, Sophomore Class Advisor CECIL RAAAGA B.S., Ohio Northern, Akron Uni- versity, Ohio State University; Biology; Annual Staff Advisor Mr. Sweterlitsch reveals the seekies of Chemistry to Mary Jo Zettler. FRANK SWETERLITSCH B.S., Ohio State University; Chemistry, Physics DICK ROAN B.S., Wittenberg; General Sci- ence; Wrestling Coach JOHN BERG B.S., Kent State University; Biology; Senior Class Advisor 15 English Department MRS. JEANNE DAY B.A., Hiram, Kent State Malone College; Sophomore English, Junior English MISS JUDITH SHAFFER B.A. Bethany College; Freshman English MRS. D'ORSAY PEARSON B.A., Women's College of U.N.C., M.A., University of Florida; Journalism, Freshman English; Journalism Advisor, Bear Facts Advisor MISS NANCY RUTTER B.A., Otterbein, Douglass College, Columbus School of Art and Design; Junior English; Dramatic Advisor, National Thespian Advisor MRS. MILDRED RAMGA B.S., Ohio Northern, M.A., Kent State University; Sophomore English; F.T.A. Advisor Miss Rutter is ready with the eraser in the event of a mistake. 16 Foreign Language Department 4' jr MR. RONALD KARRENBAUER B.S., Kent State University; Latin I, English I and II; Freshman Classics . Fraternity Advisor MRS. ELMA ROHRBAUGH A.B., Ohio University, M.A., Ohio State University; Latin I, II, IV; Latin II Club and Latin IV Club Advisor MR. ELMER GEIB A.B., Wittenberg University, M.A., Ohio State University; French I and II; French I Club and French II Club Advisor Mrs. Rohrbaugh goes over the cases while Mr. Karrenbauer looks on. 17 History Department MR. ANDREW STEVE B.A., Muskingum College; M.E., Kent State University; World History, Economics, Sociology; Head Football Coach, Head Track Coach; Cadet Principal MR. HARRY DUTKA B.S., Ashland College; American Government, Attendance; Stu- dent Council Advisor MR. DALE HAVERSTOCK B.S., M.E., Kent State University; American History, American Government; Sophomore Class Advisor MR. DAVID POORMAN B.A., Milligan College, M.A., Kent State, Akron University; American History; World Geog- raphy; Reserve Football Coach Mr. Haverstock goes over a test with his first period American Government class. 18 Artistic and Industrial Department MR. HOWARD BURGESS A.B., Fairmont State College; Woodworking II, Mechanical Drawing I and II; Freshman Class Advisor MRS. MARILYN BLACKSTONE B.S., Kent State University; Art I and II, Junior High Art MR. KENNETH GARNER B.S., West Virginia University; Woodworking I, General Shop, Metal Shop Mr. Burgess gives some pointers on cabinet making. 19 Home Economics Department MRS. VERA UNINGER B.S., Ohio State University; Home Economics I; FHA Ad- visor, Senior Class Advisor I MISS MARY McCOY B.S., A.B., Fairmont State Col- lege, M.A., West Virginia Uni- versity; Home Economics II, III, and IV; FNA Advisor 20 Miss McCoy and Mrs. Lininger add the finishing touches. Library and Guidance Department MRS. NANCY HUTH B.A., Ohio University; Librarian; Library Club Advisor, Y-Teens- Advisor MR. JAMES COLSON A.B., University of Kentucky, M.A., Kent State University; Guidance Counselor; Student Council Assistant Advisor A good library must be orderly and Mrs. Huth is shown here putting the books in the proper places. Commercial Department MR. LAWRENCE GATCHELL B.S., M.E., Kent State Univer- sity; Bookkeeping I and II, Busi- ness Arithmetic, Office Machines and Office Practice MRS. VIRGINIA BOND B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan; Shorthand I and II, Typing II; Freshman Class Advisor MRS. SARAH LAWRENCE A.B., Marshall College; Personal Typing, Typing I, Business Eng- lish; Commercial Club Advisor Mrs. Lawrence gives directions for the next typing exercise. 11 we . ARD aaooaooooe OOOOOOGOOOO oooooooooeo ©qoGoooooee© •' 22 Health and Physical Education Department MISS BEVERLEE CLARK B.S., Ashland College; Physical Education; GAA Advisor, Cheer- leader Advisor MR. GLENN SCOTT B.S., Davis and Elkins College, Ohio State University; Physical Education; Head Basketball Coach MR. RAY REESE B.S., Bowling Green University; Health; Football Coach Mr. Scott puts four members of his sixth period gym class. Gay Pearson, Larry Fromm, Dale Schneider, and Pat Cordes, through various stages of President Kennedy's physical fitness plan. 23 Music Department MR. CLARENCE GATES A.B., Muskingum College, Kent State University, Ohio Univer- sity; Instrumental Music, Begin- ners Band, Junior Band, Senior Band MR. ALEXANDER LEWIS (Below) B.S., M.F.A., Florida State, Kent State, Ohio State University; Vocal Choir, Girls' Choir, Mixed Choir Sing along with Lewis. 24 NUTRITIONAL STAFF: Evelyn Brumbaugh, Mar- garet Seifert, Louisabelle Williams, Lois Weister, Emma Stamman, Helen Bright, June Thompson, Laura Puente, Ethel Culler, Virginia Swart, Supervisor. Balanced meals are the chief concern of these ladies. Although many of these women are mothers of Jackson students, they spend the greater part of the day preparing hot lunches for the students. These queens of the culinary art work in a clean, sanitary kitchen turning out nutritious meals. The students at Jackson appreciate their fine work. The clean, pleasant atmosphere at Jackson can be accredited to the custodians. These nine men are re- sponsible for the condition of the buildings and grounds. Most students don't realize the time and work spent by these men in the maintenance of the building. More consideration and appreciation should be given to these men. MAINTENANCE STAFF SEATED: Alfred Himer, Glen Yant. STANDING: Elmer Guis- singer, Ralph Gross, Henry Combs, William Hopkins, Charles Warner, Wilbur Huthmacker, Fred Lorenz. 25 CLASSES Within the past two and one-half decades many per- sonable students have passed through these hallowed halls. Their decided marks of dis- tinction still remain either with the teaching staff or with their classmates. No matter how much we proclaimed our dislike for homework, tests, report cards, and discipline, the day of graduation brings with it a ring of finality and we quick- ly review our high school days with a wave of nostal- gia. 27 Efficient Officers and Advisors Led Us SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Elaine Martin, Vice President; Larry Whitacre, Treasurer; Ronnie Emhoff, President; Jeanne Halter, Secretary. Entering the halls of Jackson as freshmen, the Class of 1963 quickly became acquainted with high school life. Remember our freshman year? A little disorganized perhaps but fun. Joining various activities, sell- ing stationery and ordering our class jackets, were the highlights of our first year. Bake sales, car washes and other projects characterized our sophomore year, along with the thrill of receiving our class rings. During our junior year we worked even harder to show the seniors how beautiful a prom could be— and we certainly showed them! On May 18 the ballroom of the Onesto Hotel was transformed for a stroll down Primrose Lane. At last the long awaited year arrived. During that year we had many things to look forward to—including the senior prom, Winter in the Alps, held at the Sachsenheim Club on December 29. And finally. Com- mencement. Whether, after graduation, we pursue our education or secure an occupation, we will carry with us the many happy memories of our high school years. The Senior Class wishes to express its sincere gratitude to our advisors, Mrs. Linin- ger, Mrs. Baxter, and Mr. Berg. With patience and understanding they have guided us through our high school years. 28 Through Four Years of Highlights and Shadows JANICE AGAN Commercial DAN ARDELEAN College Prep THOMAS ALTLAND Technical MIKE ANDREWS College Prep CHRIS ARIGONI College Prep LESLIE BADERTSCHER General KAREN BAIRD Liberal Arts ANNETTE BENDER General ERNIE BAICH General RONALD BENDER Technical 29 As Freshmen We Thought We Knew It All CAROL BENZ College Prep JAN BOEBINGER College Prep PAAA BIXLER Stenographic LINDA BLACKSTONE College Prep JOHN BOERNER College Prep DAVE BORON General DAN BRAUCHER General FLOYD BRISBANE General VIOLET BROOKS Home Economics PATSY BROWN Vocational 30 But “You’re Never Too Old to Learn” FRED BRUMBAUGH Technical PAT COMBS General JACKIE BRUMBAUGH College Prep BILL BURTON Technical RICH CONAWAY College Prep SUE CORBETT College Prep ALLEN CRAWFORD College Prep SUSAN CRISP College Prep WAYNE CRAIG College Prep DAN DAHLBERG General 31 During Our Sophomore Year W KAREN DREW College Prep RONNIE EMHOFF College Prep MARTY DAVIS Liberal Arts MARTY ECKERT Technical BILL DAY Technical KAREN ETLING College Prep JOHN FIERSTOS College Prep GENE FLINN General PHYLLIS FLOOM General YVONNE GARAUX Commercial 32 Finally Got Into the Swing of Things SUSIE GRANT College Prep SHARON GRIFFIN Commercial BONNIE HAER Stenographic SANDY GRAYBILL Liberal Arts BEVERLY HALTER College Prep 33 Jackets and Class Rings JEANNE HALTER Liberal Arts BONNIE HARPER Liberal Arts WAYNE HAMERSLEY General GEORGE WILLIAM HANES College Prep JOHN HARPER General BRUCE HENZE College Prep SANDRA HARTMAN Commercial LARRY HICKLE General BRUCE HARRIS Technical RAY HEITGER General 34 Highlighted Our Sophomore Year ROSALIND HORNING College Prep SUSAN HOWE Mixed DAVE HORTON College Prep DENNY HOSTETLER Technical BILL HOWENSTINE General DEAN HUTHMACHER Liberal Arts STEVE JOBE Liberal Arts CAROLYN JOHNSON Liberal Arts JUDY IVINS Commercial SCOn JOLLIFF Technical 35 Our Junior Year Presented Many DAN KECK General BRIDGET KRAIG College Prep ROY KERSHAW Technical JOHN KLINGE College Prep JERRY LANDIS General BARBARA LeBARRE Commercial JADE LUTHI Home Economics ELAINE MARTIN College Prep JIM LEONARD Technical MIKE McCORMICK Technical Opportunities for “High-Financing” 37 Seniors Experience Some Remorse JANET QUASS College Prep HELEN REICOSKY Commercial HOWARD RENNECKER College Prep GARY RICHESON General MIKE RICKER General 38 in Seeing Final Sports Events 39 Tests and Themes Add Turmoil MAR SPACH College Prep JAMES STENTZ College Prep BEVERLY SPONSELLER Commercial LYNN SWONGER Commercial BILL STURM General 40 to Trials and Tribulations BILL THOMAS General SANDRA VERNON College Prep JUDY TURNS Commercial LINDA ULM College Prep DOUG WALLENHURST Technical DAVE WE I OMAN General JIM WHEELER General College Prep LARRY WELCH General TERREE WILHELM Liberal Arts 41 CHIP WILLAMAN Liberal Arts KAY WOLFE Commercial Portraits, Proms, “Pomp and Circumstance’ DONNA WILLIAMS College Prep DAVID ZIESMER College Prep EILEENE WILLIAMS College Prep RON ZINTZ General 42 Present Perfect Picture of Our Senior Year Four of our more popular senior girls, Ernie Baich, Ben Prato, Jim Wheeler, and Fred Puente, dance to a song sung by Jack Hickle. Karen Baird demonstrates to the second period physics class the use of a Van de Graff generator. A few of the students who costumes. attended the Senior dance, The Monster Mash, model their Elaine Martin reads a humorous selection at the Thanksgiving as- sembly. Mr. Matthews, Fred Brumbaugh, Jan Boebinger, and Marty Davis are caught coming DOWN the UP stairs by our roving camera- man. 43 The Junior Class JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President------------------------------------Brad Harter Secretary------------------------------------Nancy Ross Vice President Treasurer _____ Duane Hoverkamp . Kathie Willaman Don Ackley Terry Albrecht Steve Ayers Linda Babetski Leonard Badertscher Kathy Bamberger Dean Bartko Bob Beck Dave Bender Julie Bethel Barb Bigelow Tom Boron Roger Bradshaw Juanita Brady John Braid Is Very Determined Richard Brentzel Susie Bresson Steve Breyfogle Jim Burger Nancy Burton Amy Butzer Greg Cartiea Bruce Casper Bill Charlton Ray Chevreaux Carol Cholley Jack Cole Arlene Craig Denny Cukr Barb Davis Judy Davis Cliff Detwiler Chuck Diana Peggy Dieble Kathi Douglas Dick Dunlap Karen Dunning Jeanne Eckenrode Larry Eckenrode Denny Eckert Judy Everhart John Faverty Cindy Floom Bob Formet Tom France Ray Fribley Marilyn Fricker Dianne Gabor Paul Gardner Judy Garratt Penny Gaul 45 to Attain Scholastic John Geib Paul Gerber Holly Gessner Joyce Getz Bill Goodwin Glenn Goodwin Laurena Gordon Serena Greer Pat Griffith Dick Guilliouma Kathy Guilliouma Cindy Guist Bill Hansen Jim Harold Dennis Harris Brad Harter Bob Heavilin Connie Heller Jayne Helmick Darlene Henry Judy Hershey Kathy Hoff Bob Horst Duane Hoverkamp 46 Jeff Manter concludes his four minute speech with a rebuttal. and Social Achievements Larry Iceman David Johnson Diana Johnson Gerald Johnson JoAnne Jordan Diana Kambrick Pam Kelley Betsy Kelly Judy Krebs Andy Krnach Carol Kroeger Julian Laboucane Linda Lamp Bruce Landefeld Sue Lasher Lois Laughery Jeff Laursen Dave LeBeau Kay Leonard Larry Liggett Joyce Lorenz Skip Lowe Kathy Lucas Joan Mack Jeana Mackley Cindy Mansfield Stella Marinakis Susan Martin Carol Marzilli Sylvia Matheson Sandy Matthews Peggy McCort Nancy McKee Ed Meek Dave Mehl Pa Mercier 47 Which Will Always Be Tim Mercier Becky Midday Bruce Miller Harold Miller Sandee Moauro Vicki Mohler Roberta Moorhead Terry Morris John Myers Joanne Norman Nancy Perault Bob Perkins Bill Phillips Jackie Preece Martha Price Sherry Puskas Linda Quass Carolyn Randles Terry Rank Carol Rankl Kent Reed Helen Reel Susan Rees Jack Reiderman Dan Reynolds Bruce Ries Elen Ritchie Linda Roberts Karen Rodocker Ken Rohr Marlene Rohr Terry Rohr Dale Rose Nancy Ross Phyllis Roth Bob Russ 48 Respected and Remembered Kay Russell Don Safreed Dan Sanders Jeanne Schaufele Howard Scheetz Fred Schleich Diana Schott Jeanne Schreiner Wanda Sentz Brent Shackelford Carolyn Simon Jeff Simon Bruce Simpson Ron Sirotock Cindy Smith Linda Smith Maryalice Smith Jim Snyder Ruth Anne Sommer Carol Stark Deanne Stephen Kay Strock Caroline Stuhldreher Dave Taylor 49 These students seem to be taking advantage of their time in the library. Were they this studious after the picture was taken? by Students and Faculty Tom Taylor Dennis Trachsel Lee Uplinger Dave Urban Lois Valdiserri Mary Alice Warner Mina Weidman Roberta Weltlich Donna Werner Stan West Kathy Willaman Bev Witmer Elden Workinger Bob Wright Susan Wright Steve Wyles Mary Jo Zettler Barb Zinslen Susanne Zucker Brad Zupp Terry Albrecht and Jim Burger sand a swing they made in shop class. The Sophomore Class SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President____________Chas Boebinger Vice President __________ Buzz Ellis Secretary Janet Halter Treasurer ___________ Mike Freytag Jean Adkins Loretta Altenberger Tom Angle David Ayers Ed Barabas Rita Barnhart Shirley Beadling Sandra Beazel David Belknap Brian Bennett Sheila Bixler Chas Boebinger Betty Boomhower Dan Boron Jim Boron 51 Stands a Little Taller Pat Bow Tom Boyer Dan Braucher Madeline Braucher Paul Brentzel Mike Breyfogle Rose Brooks Bob Broskie Jay Brower Wanda Brower Pam Brown Nancy Cameron Suzanne Canterbury Richard Chaney Don Clapper Sandra Combs Linda Cooley Kathy Cossentino Tad Crawford Charles Crone Jeff Day Bob DeMuesy Rickey DeMuesy Dee Dennis Glenda Derwacter Orva Dice Bil Diehl Diane Dienes Lowell Diller Dennis Drury Randy Dunbar Susan Dunkley Laurel Dwiggins Bob Eckenrode Allan Ellis Buzz Ellis 52 Speaks a Little Louder Gary Emanuelson Larry Fenstermaker Barbara Fields James Fisher Charlene Floom Cheryl Forgan Sherry Fowler Lucinda Frailly Cindy Frazee Mike Freytag Barb Fulton Barb Garman A few debators listen to Jeff Manter's argument in debate. Linda Gates Cindy Gatti Chris Gaul Dick Gaynes Sheryl Geis Richard Gradijan Bob Grund Diane Guilliouma Kenneth Haer Sandra Haines Janet Halter Kenneth Halter Works a Little Harder Tim Hardwick Carol Hearne Vicki Heavilin Pitti Henderson Lenny Henzel Dennis Herman Rich Hershberger Jack Hickle John Higgins Jyl Hill David Hoffman Bob Hopps Diana Hopps Brian Hunt Eric Hursh Ronald Iceman Judy Jasinski Barbara Johnson Diana Johnson Jolene Johnston Thomas Keely Pat Kennedy Sandra Kirby Bill Kirk Lab day in chemistry can get pretty messy as Linda Ulm and Terree Wilhelm found out. Behaves a Little Better Ronald Konen Roger Kraft Larry Kuhn Mark Kurzen Linda Laase Ted Landis Debbie Lappin Linda Lawrence Jean Leach Sherry Lewis Kim Lightbody Vicki Loch David Long Sally Lowe Dan Lucas Frank Lux James Malcuft Duane Marnin Janis Martin Jean Masters Beth Matheson Dennis May Eileen McKelvey Neal McNutt Ted McReynolds Fred Meek Jane Meeting Eugene Merrill Thomas Michaels Dean Miller David Mitchell Thomas Mottice David Moyers Beverly Mutter Bill Myers Helen Nolan 55 All Because They Are Jim O'Connor David Olnhausen Lynne Orton Barri Bea Otremba Mark Paul Steve Persons Donald Phares Bob Phillips Dorothy Phillips Pat Phillips Mary Jo Pizzino Judy Price Judy Pritz Pat Puddington Mary Ramga Art Rastetter Holly Reed Robyn Rees David Rennecker Donald Reynolds Pat Riley John Ritchey Dan Roberts Betty Robertson John Rohr Susan Rohr Tim Rohr Linda Rosenberger Cheryl Rub Kenneth Ruby Joy Rummins Ricard Safreed Karen St. Clair Linda Scheetz Pam Schick Phyllis Schneider 56 Just a Little Older Marilyn Schubert Linda Schuckert Maryse Searls Beverlee Shafer Vivian Shaffer Bonnie Shaw Doug Shepardson Janet Shoemaker Terry Sibila Frederick Simon Scott Simpson Frances Slayman Sally Slicker Tina Smeltzer David Smith Gary Smith Wayne Smith Cheryl Smoot Deborah Snyder Bernie Stadelman Claire Stayer Ken Stenger David Stockburge Tom Stonebrook 57 At one of our assemblies we saw Mr. MacKenzie demonstrate some uses of liquid oxygen. and Just a Little Wiser Robert Studer Patricia Suite Richard Taylor Donna Thomas Maynard Thompson James Turns Marvalene Ulmer Daniel Vinton Sue Wagstaff Marlene Waldick Dean Walther Gordon Weirich Ronald Weister Gail Welty John Wheeler Lonna Wildman Daniel Wilhelm Denise Williams Linda Williams Nancy Williams Kenneth Wilson Thomas Wycuff Kathy Wyles James Zeller Timothy Zink Thomas Zuber 58 The Freshman Class FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Secretary ........ Diane Graening Vice President Debbie Allen Treasurer_______________________Paul O'Connor President .............. Archie Haer Debbie Allen Terrie Altland Robert Amacher Judy Ash Bobby Auble Mark August Daryl Bader Robert Bailey Pat Baxter Barb Beadling Carol Bednarz Cindy Behrendt Duane Bennett Diana Berry David Blank Linda Block Richard Booth Margaret Boston 59 Lose Their Locks Linda Boyd Larry Bradshaw Bob Brady Cindy Brady Gary Braucher Elaine Brechbill Sandy Brick Terry Brown Bonnie Browning Tim Bubenchik Alice Buck Carol Buckwalter Carol Burch Russ Burtnett Randy Cable Nancy Callahan Roger Cameron Leslie Canter Roberta Charlton Kay Cogan Mark Coltrin Doug Conrady Betty Cooper Pat Cordes Mary Cossentino Bill Dahler Paul Daniska Dennis Davis Lois Davis Ken DeMuesy Tammy Derwacter Phil Diana Jeannine Dilger Diane Domer Jim Douglas David Dretke 60 or Themselves In shop class Ron Zintz works on one of the drawers of his cabinet. John Drew Virginia Dugan Jay Dunlap Gail Dwiggins Robert Eakins Marie Eckenrode Cindy Eckert Shirley Eddy Bev Emanuelson Bill Emery Barbara Etling Rex Ewen Brian Ferguson Thomas Fetrow Barbara Fierstos Debbie Filkill Thomas Filliez Thomas Flood Betty Jane Floom Larry Fromm Candy Forrest Patricia Forrest Vivian Fribley Norma Fricker 61 as They Adjust Andra Gabor Rickey Gardner Pam Garratf Gail Garver Robert Geis Penny Gessner Steven Glenn Barbara Goodwin Diane Graening Ronnie Graybill Tom Grove Archie Haer Donna Halter Jerry Harder Beverly Harold Rodger Harper Steve Harper Tommy Harper Carl Harriman Margaret Harris Leslie Harrold Ronnie Hartman John Hartzell Sandee Haverty Dolores Heitger Judy Heller Nancy Henry Richard Hill Ronald Hoffman Dale Horning Dale Huey Thomas Huff Joe Jones Lynn Keller Linda Kelly Karen Kiefer 62 to a New Routine John Klainski Linda Knisley Marian Kohl Vesta Kohl Marianne Kompara Paul Kurzen Terry Lamp Barb Lance Tom Lasher Ronald Laston Rex Laursen Regina Leister Linda Lesh Johnnye Lewis Nancy Leyda Jeanne Linn Richard Lorenz Bonnie Lowe Christa Magers Sherm Mallalieu Jeff Mantor Susan Marchand Michael Martin Kathy Marzilli 63 In Mr. Scott's gym class, boys work out on the parallel bars. of Upperclassmen Mark Mathena Sylvia Mathie John McMullan Frank Medure Terrie Melvin Bob Mertz Kathryn Messenger Alexander Michael Mark Miday Arietta Miller Janet Miller Judy Miller Ted Miller Terry Miller Bruce Minter Dawn Mosley Rhea Myers Bill Myzk Carol Ann Neal Connie Nelson Anna Norris Paul O'Conner Pam Paulik Jeff Peak Gay Pearson Bruce Peters Peggy Pickering Barry Pitkin Tony Pizzino Joyce Powell Gary Prato Judy Ramsier Pam Ramsier Gary Randles Karen Rank Louise Regula Halls and Lockers Tom Reiderman Terry Rhine Terry Ridenbaugh Tom Riehl Jerry Rinehart Bill Ripple Thelma Risher Karen Ritchie Marvin Roberts Mary Roe Darlene Rohr Tim Rohr Mary Ross Richard Roth Ted Sanders Becky Scharver Susan Scharver David Schaub Connie Scheetz Jay Scheuerman Marcia Schmader Dale Schneider Paul Schott Jeff Schrader Pat Griffith, Lonna Wildman, and Gayle Welty are improving their skill in the use of office machines. 65 Extracurricular Activities Chip Scott Linda Scroggs Kathy Seibert Rudy Shaffer Dale Shiplett Robert Sheppler Kenny Simon Kay Simpson Connie Slingluff Barbara Smith Susie Smith Ted Smith Pat Sneed David Snyder James Solly Lois Stayer Judith Steed Richard Stenger Nancy Stockburger Sally Stonebrook Jim Sturm Nancy Surbey Carol Taylor Carolyn Taylor Carol Teagarden John Theis Jeff Thompson Dale Uplinger Reginald Vadasz Ray Van Camp Becky Vaughn Marian Vaughn Margaret Venosdale Janice Vittling Sandi Wayts Jane Warner and Serious Study Habits Dee Warwick Linda Weekly John Weisz Terry Welty Judy Wesie Nancy West Michael White Patti Willaman Bruce Williams Pam Winkler Leroy Workinger Jim Wright Tom Wright Bill Yingling Blaine Young Donald Zbinden Jeff Zink 67 Here we see Paul Gardner putting the finishing touches on a table top he made in art class. STUDENT LIFE If a poll were taken, most of the students, both of today and of twenty-five years ago, would probably agree that a very important part of life at Jackson includes rallies, dances, assemblies, plays, and anything else that helps enliven the daily routine. Looking back over these activities, one's student life will have offered some of the fondest memories of their en- tire school days. 69 Senior MR. BRUCE HARRIS MR. LARRY WHITACRE MR. BILL DAY Mr. and Miss This year's Mr. and Miss Jacksonite were chosen solely by the Senior Class. All seniors with a 2.5 average or better qualified for the contest. A list of nom- inees was submitted to the Senior Class for voting. Each class member voted for four boys and four girls on the basis of Selections MISS TERREE WILHELM MISS KAREN ETLING MISS MARTY DAVIS Jacksonite Contest their personality. The boy and girl re- ceiving the highest number of votes be- came Mr. and Miss Jacksonite. The 1963 winners, Jeanne Halter and Tim Rummins, have received a great honor bestowed on them by their fellow classmates. 71 72 We Could Have Danced All Night By the looks of things, the seniors and their dates had a very good time at the prom. Here's a rare picture—senior class advisor, Mr. Berg, smiling! Senior Prom This year's senior prom, with the theme Winter in the Alps, was held at the Sach- senheim Club on December 29th. The seniors and their dates had a wonderful time dancing from eight until twelve to the music of Duane Haines and his orchestra. A smor- gasbord dinner added to the enjoyment of the evening. Following the dance, the movie If a Man Answers was shown at the Weslin Theater. The seniors then went bowling at Lincoln- Way Lanes and were served coffee and doughnuts. Not only the students enjoyed the dinner at the Sachsenheim Club! Mr. and Mrs. Sweterlitsch, Mr. and Mrs. Davidson, and Mr. and Mrs. Lininger attended the Senior Prom. 74 Just “Ask Any Girl” Left to right: Claire Stayer, Don Ackley, Juanita Brady, Holly Gessner, Bruce Casper, Lynda Smith, Rich Gradijan, Jim O'Connor, Dee Dennis, Ronnie Emhoff, Judy Price, Lonna Wildman, Kathie Douglas, Joyce Savchenko, Roberta Weltlich, Holly Behrendt. All Class Play Ask Any Girl, the first all class play ever presented at Jackson, was held by the Belles and Beaus on November 16 and 17. The story tells of Meg, a sweet girl from a small town, who falls in love with a devil-may are head of a great New York advertising agency. In order to catch him, Meg turns herself into a composite girl- taking the characteristic he likes from each of his many girlfriends. She is soon being avidly sought by him, but now she's fallen in love with the man she asked to help plan her campaign. Since these two men are brothers, it's confusing—but very funny. The play was skillfully directed by Miss Rutter and her assistant Judi Garratt. Meg Wheeler ..................... Dee Dennis Mr. Wheeler ................. Don Ackley Mrs. Wheeler .............. Holly Gessner Aunt Lettie_________________ Juanita Brady Aunt Fern ................... Claire Stayer Ada -........................ Lonna Wildman Jeannie ..................... Lynda Smith Ruby ......................... Kathie Douglas Heidi........................... - Judy Price Terri ___________ Joyce Savchenko Ellen ....................... Roberta Weltlich Jane ......................... Cindy Behrendt Alvin _______________________ Rich Gradijan Vince _ Bruce Casper Miles Doughton ________________ . Jim O'Connor Evan Doughton Ronnie Emhoff Announcer....................... Marty Eckert Telephone Operator Kathie Willaman Student Director Judi Gar- ratt, Joyce Savchenko, Lynda Smith, and Director Miss Rutter discuss one of the scenes. 75 Santa Comes to J.H.S. Tom' Cats, composed of Jackson and Sauder male faculty members, harmonized for the stu- dent body at the Christmas assembly. Just what I wanted—a seeky!' Aw gee, Santa—for me?' 76 One of the highlights of the Christmas assem- bly was a processional by the Choir. Familiar Sights A welcome addition at Jackson this year was the pop machine, obtained by the Student Council. You can't keep a good man down! Smarts reign over Study Hall 104. 77 At a basketball rally the cheerleaders in- dicate the wish of everyone. Here We See Some Candid Shots A new outlook on books was given this year by the Escape, Jackson's paperback bookstore. Mr. Don Pleis, a student teacher, assisted Mr. Sweterlitsch this year. Mr. Hal Harrison gave an interesting talk on The coat-check girls look as intelligent as always! his trip down the East Coast. 78 Around the Halls of Jackson 79 cM h MJTO club ORGANIZATIONS Throughout any span of time changes are inevitable. It has been particularly notice- able in our extra-curricular ac- tivities. In the early forties, Jackson sponsored such clubs as Future Farmers of America, a Hobby Club, and a Photog- raphy Club, in addition to choir, band, plays, etc. These activities were ex- panded to include a National Honor Society, Language Clubs, a Student Council and many more. The ultimate goal of all or- ganiations has remained the same—to encourage youth in developing leadership, acquir- ing fellowship, and building character. 81 Of the Students, by the Students, and for the Students ROW 1: Barb Beadling, Diane Graening, Barb Johnson, Kathy Willaman, Nancy Ross, Linda Knisley, Johnnye Lewis, Donna Williams. ROW 2: Mark Paul, Paul O'Conner, Janet. Halter, Mike Breyfogle, Karen Etling, Eddie Meek, Mary Jo Zettler, Debbie Allen, Duane Hoverkamp. ROW 3: Bonnie Haer, Bill Day, Paul Gerber, Elaine Martin, Brad Harter, Buzz Ellis, Ronnie Emhoff, Doug Wallenhurst, Chas Boebinger. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an organization of students elected by students, to serve as official representa- tives in matters of concern to the entire school. It attempts to provide a medium through which student opinion may be heard and a forum for con- sideration of common school problems. One of its major projects this year was a township-wide collection of clothes for the Save the Children Federation. Ronnie Emhoff, Vice President, dis- cusses with other Student Council members whether or not there should be locker inspection. $ 82 Journalistic Achievements ROW Is Jan Boebinger, Karen Etling, Chris Arigoni, Sue Corbett, Nancy Ross, Bev Halter. ROW 2: Mrs. Pearson, Ad- visor; Terree Wilhelm, Janet Quass, Carol Pritz, Sue Wright, Nancy Michael, Mary Jo Zettler. ROW 3: Judi Garratt, Bob Montgomery, Howard Rennecker, Bill Hanes, Don Ackley, De- anna Stephen. QUILL AND SCROLL Truth, dependability, leadership, and initiative are four qualities Quill and Scroll members must up- hold. This organization is an International Honorary Society for High School Journalists who are in the upper one third of their class scholastically, a junior or senior, and a member of the Bear Facts or Annual Staff. New members are chosen on the basis of their accomplishments in journalism and their grade average. The society's purpose is to encourage and reward individual achievement in journalism. 83 Howard Rennecker gives a report for some of the Quill and Scroll members. Most Significant Honor SENIOR MEMBERS ROW 1: Jackie Brumbaugh, Jeri Sebald, Karen Efling, Karen Baird, Janet Quass. ROW 3: Bruce Harris, John Boerner, Tom Graening, Karen Drew, Ron Zintz, Sue Corbett, Nancy Michael. ROW 2: Mr. Bill Hanes, Ronnie Emhoff, Bob Montgomery, Bill Day, Howard Colson, Advisor; Terree Wilhelm, Jean Smythe, Carol Pritz, Elaine Rennecker, Larry Whitacre, Denny Hostetler. Martin, Ron Bender, Mike McCormick, Linda Ulm, Carol Benz, National Honor Society Promoting an enthusiasm for scholarship and encouraging students to further their education are two of the main objectives of the National Honor Society. Students must maintain a three point av- erage to be eligible for membership. The members, who must excel in leadership, character, scholar- ship, and service to their school, are selected by the faculty. Thirty-five members were inducted into the society on February 26, 1963, receiving the highest ac- ademic honor obtainable at Jackson Memorial High School. The new National Honor Society members listen intently as Mr. Rader dis- cusses the principles of the Society 84 for Scholastic Achievements NEW MEMBERS ROW 1: Kathy Guilliouma, Serena Greer, John Geib, Judy Garratt, Ray Fribley, Jeanne Eckenrode, Ray Chevreaux, Nancy Burton, Steve Breyfogle, Juanita Brady, Julie Bethel. ROW 2: Mr. Rader, Bruce Simpson, Bob Russ, Nancy Ross, Linda Quass, Bill Phillips, Joanne Norman, Sandy Matthews, Jeana Mackley, Larry Liggett, Linda Lamp, Judy Krebs, Duane Hovercamp. ROW 3: Jeanne Halter, Glenna Diller, Jan Boebinger, Barb Zinslen, Mary Jo Zettler, Susan Wright, Kathie Willaman, Donna Werner, Roberta Weltlich, Deanna Stephen, Carol Stark, Don Ackley. Karen Baird pins a red rose on Bruce Simpson, signifying his admission to the N.H.S. The long-awaited moment-the taking of the oath-has now arrived for these new N.H.S. members. 85 We Journey Through the Forum, LATIN I ROW 1: Lois Davis, Judy Miller, Janet Miller, Gail Garver, Pam Winkler, Becky Sharver, Linda Kelly, Gail Dwiggins, Kay Mes- senger. ROW 2: Mr. Karrenbauer, Advisor, Bob Amacher, Frank Medure, Duane Bennett, Don Scott, Rich Hill, Danny Davis, Dick Booth, Pat Cordes, Kenny Simon, Marvin Roberts, David Blank, Terry Ridenbaugh. ROW 3: Karen Ritchie, Cindy Eckert, Kathy Seibert, Connie Scheetz, Leslie Harrold, Bev Emanuelson, Daryl Bader, Judy Steed, Diane Graening, Sue Sharver, Elaine Breckbill, Virginia Dugan. ROW 4: Christa Magers, Rick Roth, John Wise, Terry Lamp, Bruce Peters, Dan Lucas, Ronald Gray- bill, Mike White, Steve Harper, Bill Dahler, Linda Lesh, Anna Norris. ROW 5: Marion Vaughn, Debbie Allen, Jeannine Dilger, Jeff Mantor, Tim Bubenchik, Alec Michael, Jeff Zink, Jeff Peak, Larry Fromm, Bob Bailey, Diane Berry, Cindy Behrendt, Connie Slingluff. LATIN CLUBS LATIN IV ROW 1: Nancy Ross, Donna Werner, Bev Witmer, Serena Greer, Pritz, Sue Wright, Mary Jo Zettler, Carol Stark, Steve Breyfogle. Janet Quass. ROW 2: Danny Ardelean, Kathy Guilliouma, Carol 86 and on to the Trojan War LATIN II ROW 1: Tom Mottice, Pat Phillips, Dorothy Phillips, Lynne Orton, Charlene Floom, Glenda Derwacter, Phyllis Schneider, Janet Shoemaker, Betsy Kelly, Tad Crawford. ROW 2: Mrs. Rohr- baugh, Advisor, Chris Gaul, Sheryl Geis, Susan Dunkley, Loretta Altenberger, Janis Martin, Judy Krebs, Mary Jo Pizzino, Dave Long, Marvalene Ulmer, Janet Halter, Shirley Beadling. ROW 3: Steve Persons, Art Rastetter, Ted McReynolds, Barb Johnson, Mary Ramga, Judy Jasinski, Barb Fulton, Maryse Searls, Eileene McKelvey, Bill Kirk, Pat Kennedy, Mark Paul, Linda Laase, Judy Pritz. ROW 4: Jyl Hill, Linda Cooley, Holly Reed, Scott Simpson, Dan Roberts, Chuck Crone, Dave Urban, Roger Kraft, David Stockburger, Jeff Day, David Rennecker, Tim Zink, Frank Lux. ROW 5: Larry Kuhn, Jeff Simon, Buzz Ellis, Laurel Dwiggins, Allan Ellis, Tom Wycuff, Brian Hunt, Bob Phillips, Mike Brey- fogle, Dave Smith, Dean Walther, Jay Brower, Chas Boebiner, Bob Grund, Brian Bennett. LATIN CLUBS Latin students at Jackson High School are new members of a national organization, the Junior Classical League, the purpose of which is to promote a more thorough knowledge and a better understanding of Roman life, history and literature. The major projects this year were the distribution of food to worthy families at Thanksgiving and Christ- mas and the Latin Banquet held in March. In addition, Mr. Karrenbauer's freshman Latin classes, the Fresh- man Classics Fraternity, purchased some volumes of the Loeb Classical Library with the proceeds from a dance held by them on March 23. The Latin IV students don't mind missing an hour of translating to pack boxes with food for needy families at Christmas. 87 Parlez-Vous Francais? FRENCH I ROW 1: Rex Larsen, Archie Haer, Terry Welty, Tom Flood, Bob Eckenrode, Jeff Thompson, Tom Reel, Jim Douglas, Paul Daniska. ROW 2: Mr. Geib, Advisor, Blaine Young, Terry Brown, Jeff Laursen, Lowell Diller, Bill Ripple, Tom Grove, Mike Hout, Carl Harriman, Paul O'Conner, Gay Pearson. ROW 3: Linda Block, FRENCH ROW 1: Marilyn Fricker, Jeanne Eckenrode, Jeana Mackley, Julie Bethel, Sue Martin, Deanna Stephen, Kay Simpson, Nancy Stockberger, Linda Knisely. ROW 2: Jim Fisher, Linda Weekly, Barb Beadling, Madeline Braucher, Terri Melvin, Connie Nelson, Lynn Keller, Barb Fierstos, Carol Buckwalter, Terry Altland. ROW 3: Kathy Lucas, Bev Harold, David Snyder, Ted Smith, Carol Taylor, Jonni Lewis, Cheryl Forgan, Gail Welty, Vesta Kohl, Mary Ann Kompara, Rhea Meyers, Marian Kohl, Linda Rosenberger, Roger Harper. ROW 4: Maynard Thompson, Harold Miller, Allen Schott, Sherm Mallalieu, Bob Auble, Tom Harper, Joe Jones, Stan West, Dick Gaynes, Terry Rhine. CLUBS John Drew, John Sainski, Jay Dunlap, Russ Burtnett, Larry Bradshaw, Ted Sanders, Mark Deihl. ROW 4: Nancy West, Susan Zucker, Pat Baxter, Linda Boyd, Pam Garratt, Peggy Pickering, Roberta Moorhead, Cindy Guist, Norma Fricker, Jo Etling. 88 Oui ROW 1: Chris Arigoni, Karen Etling, Marty Davis, Rick Hursh, Gary Emanuelson, Dave Belknap, Rosalind Horning, Eileen Williams, Joyce Savchenko, Susie Grant. ROW 2: Mr. Geib, Ad- visor, Ken Wilson, David Moyers, Dan Wilhelm, Ed Barabas, Tom Stonebrook, Gordon Weirich, Dick Safreed, Denny Herman, Joy Rummins, Jan Boebinger, Pam Schick. ROW 3: Suzanne Canterbury, Tina Smeltzer, Bev Halter, Jackie Brumbaugh, Kathy Wyles, Joanne Norman, Debbie Snyder, Cindy Gatti, Sandy Haines, Beverly Mutter, Susan Rohr, Linda Lawrence. ROW 4: Nancy Williams, Sheila Bixler, Barri Bea Otremba, Jolene John- ston, Carol Kroeger, Joan Mack, Bev Shaffer, Pat Puddington, Helen Nolan, Sue Wagstaff, Pat Suite, Debbie Lappin, Chick Sunderland. ROW 5: Jim Leonard, Ruth Anne Sommer, Dave Olnhausen, Ken Ruby, Ed Moll, Lennie Hentzel, Fred Meek, Dan Reynolds, Mike Freytag, Dick Guilliouma. FRENCH CLUB The French Clubs endeavor to give French students a working knowledge of the language. Selling light bulbs was the project of the French I Club. A portion of the money was used to help needy families in the area. The French II Club held a bake sale during the high school open house. The money received from each project was used to sponsor their individual social events. At the French II Club bake sale, Jim Leonard and Susie Grant display their wares as Jim Ollenhausen grins over the profit. 89 The Realm of Literature OFFICE HELP ROW 1: Kathy Lucas, Donna Werner, Jo Anne Jordan, Kay Halter, Lois Valdiserri. ROW 3: Bonnie Haer, Sandi Hartman, Leonard, Nancy Burton, Patti Poth. ROW 2: Pam Bixler, Jan Diana Johnson, Susan Martin, Carol Stark, Serena Greer, Boebinger, Carolyn Johnson, Elaine Garvin, Dee Dennis, Jeanne Sendee Moauro. LIBRARY Jackson's Library Club is a member of the Ohio Student Library Association. The members of the club serve the school as library assistants, and meet to discuss the various phases of library science. The annual O.S.L.A. conference gives the members of the club the chance to meet with other student librarians and to learn about career opportunities in this field. Visiting colleges and public libraries also acquaints them with the field of library science. SEATED: Mrs. Huth, Advisor, Kathy Marzilli, Carol Marzilli, Canterbury, Becky Vaughn, Helen Reicosky, Kathie Willaman, Sherry Lewis, Sue Wagstaff, Pat Suite, Eileen Williams. Linda Babetski, Cindy Guist, Annette Bender, Sandi Hartman, STANDING: Kathy Cossentino, Jackie Brumbaugh, Suzanne Kathy Bamberger, Lois Valdiserri. 90 Speaking Develops Leadership ROW 1: Bruce Minter, Cindy Frailly, Linda Block, Joyce Savchenko, Elaine Martin, Chris Arigoni, JoAnn Rohr, Blaine Young. ROW 2: Mrs. Howard, Advisor, Bob Russ, Holly Reed, Pat Puddington, Nancy Perault, Marianne Kompara, Marian Kohl, Cindy Behrendt, Jane Meeting. ROW 3: Dan Reynolds, Tim Hardwick, Jeff Zink, Terry Rank, Jim O'Conner, Don Ackley, Chas Boebinger, Jeff Manter. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE The National Forensic League is a club whose purpose is to help students to become better speakers. Jackson's NFL members, advised by Mrs. Howard, participate in speech and debate practice tournaments almost every Saturday. There are also district contests where students qualify for the state and national tournaments. 91 Student Boosters Promote School Spirit ROW 1: STANDING—Roy Kershaw. SITTING—Sandy Matthews, Diane Graening. ROW 2: Dee Stephen, Peggy McCort, Janis Martin, Becky Scharver. ROW 3: Mr. Matthews, Advisor, Jim Harold, Jeff Day, Denny Hostetler. ROW 4: Larry Kuhn, Paul Daniska. JACKSON MEMORIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Working together with the adult Booster Club, the J.M.A.A. helps stimulate school spirit through the sale of pom-poms, ribbons, and tickets to the games. They have been largely responsible for color day. With the assistance of Mr. Matthews, their advisor, the club sponsors both the football and basketball banquets and the football homecoming. Buy a ribbon and support the team is the theme of Peggy McCort, Deanna Stephen, and Jim Harold, members of the J.M.A.A., who succeeded in selling a ribbon to Mike Ricker. 92 The Faculty of Tomorrow ROW 1: Marly Davis, Linda Ulm, Cindy Gatli, Barb Fulton, Jolene Johnston, Dorothy Phillips, Helen Nolan, Pat Suite, Jane Meeting, Karen Etling. ROW 2: Mrs. Ramga, Advisor, Kathy Wyles, Jeanne Halter, Joy Rummins, Donna Williams, Jan Boebinger, Karen Baird, Bev Halter, Jackie Brumbaugh, Susie Grant, Mary Ramga, Susan Rohr, Suzanne Canterbury. ROW 3: Terree Wilhelm, Carol Benz, Nancy Ross, Donna Werner, Joanne Norman, Susan Crisp, Jeana Mackley, Karen Drew, Julie Bethel, Deanna Stephen, Nancy Burton, Chris Arigoni, Pam Bixler. ROW 4: Jean Smythe, Mary Jo Pizzino, Judy Garratt, Kathy Douglas, Kathy Willaman, Cindy Guist, Carolyn Johnson, Linda Babetski, Jeanne Eckenrode, Kay Wolfe, Bonnie Haer, Eileene Williams, Joan Mack, Nancy Michael. ROW 5: Kathy Guilliouma, Lois Valdiserri, Sue Wright, Mary Jo Zettler, Carol Pritz, Chas Boebinger, David Ziesmer, Janet Quass, Marty Eckert, Brian Bennett, Dean Walther, Jay Brower, Mike McCormick, Sandy Vernon, Elaine Martin. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Jackson Chapter of Future Teachers of America seeks to provide students with the opportunity to learn about various fields of education and to acquaint these students with the qualities which are the foundations of successful teaching. Among the programs included in the monthly meetings have been a panel of grade school teachers, a program devoted to college life, and a trip to Mount Union College. The club also sponsored an FTA Day on which members assumed the duties of the high school teachers and administration for the day. The Future Teachers ended the school year with their annual banquet where various members were awarded their pins and the new officers were introduced. Carol Pritz, President of FTA, disucsses preparation for the group trip to Mount Union College. 93 Future Betty Crockers ROW 1: Barb Lance, Mary Cossentino, Barb Smith, Carol Bed- narz, Donna Halter, Shirley Eddy, Candi Forrest, Linda Lamp, Jyl Hill. ROW 2: Mrs. Lininger, Advisor; Linda Lawrence, Kathy Marzilli, Regina Liester, Sylvia Mathie, Nancy Leyda, Joyce Powell, Elaine Mosely, Nancy Surby, Jane Ann Warner. ROW 3: Susie Smith, Cindy Frazee, Marsha Schmader, Carol Neal, Debbie Filkill, Cindy Brady, Pat Sneed, Mary Ross, Susan Mar- chand, Penni Geasner, Tammy Derwacter. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA This year the Future Homemakers of America Club, advised by Mrs. Lininger, is composed of girls who are taking first year home economics. Among the projects they sponsored were the preparation of home- made cookies, a basket of food for a needy family at Christmastime, Christmas caroling at a nearby nurs- ing home, and a bowling party. Barb Lance, Joyce Powell, Sally Stonebrook, and Linda Scroggs enjoy one of the more appetizing projects in Home Ec. 94 Following in Florence Nightingale’s Footsteps ROW 1: Pam Bixler, Patti Poth, Kathy Willaman, Sue Gilmor, Joan Mack, Jeanne Eckenrode, Jeanne Halter, Sandra Beazel, Susan Dunkley, Carol Kroeger. ROW 2: Miss McCoy, Advisor, Marvalene Ulmer, Bridget Kraig, Cindy Frazee, Roberta Moor- head, Rosalind Horning, Becky Scharver, Barb Bigelow, Phyllis Schneider, Sue Wagstaff, Marian Vaughn. ROW 3: Linda Roberts, Carol Stark, Judy Krebs, Sandy Matthews, Nancy Burton, Roberta Weltlich, Janet Halter, Shirley Beadling, Judy Miller, Cheryl Smoot, Pat Phillips, Dorothy Phillips. ROW 4: Pam Winkler, Cindy Behrendt, Connie Slinglof, Mary Jo Zettler, Joyce Savchenko, Betsy Kelly, Karen Dunning, Diane Berry, Debbie Allen, Arlene Craig, Marianne Kompara, Gail Dwiggins. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA This organization consists of students who are interested in some phase of medical work. Through pro- grams including tours, films, and lectures, the members become acquainted with the many fields that are available in medicine. They also learn of the responsibilities and opportunities that go along with them. Under the guidance of Miss McCoy the club has held meetings each month. This year seniors who have taken part in the club for three years received pins. ROW 1: Kathy Marzilli, Donna Halter, Connie Scheetz, Regina Leister, Leslie Badertscher, Linda German, Judy Stead, Janice Martin, Pam Schick, Linda Laase. ROW 2: Barb Johnson, Eileen McKelvey, Carol Hern, Anna Norris, Karen Cossentino, Lois Davis, Linda Lesh, Janet Miller, Linda Scroggs, Pam Brown, Sylvia Mathie, Nancy Leyda. ROW 3: Betty Cooper, Patti Willa- man, Jyl Hill, Sheila Bixler, Nancy Williams, Linda Scheetz, Elaine Brechbil, Cindy Eckert, Kathy Lucas, Linda Schuckert, Judy Ivins, Carol Bednarz, Barb Beadling. ROW 4: Bonnie Harper, Susie Corbett, Joanne Norman, Peggy Boston, Pam Kel- ley, Sherri Lewis, Helen Nolan, Pam Garratt, Connie Nelson, Marilyn Fricker, Cindy Gatti, Sally Stonebrook. 95 Christian Fellowship and Servio FRESHMAN—SOPHOMORE ROW 1: Pam Paulik, Vesta Kohl, Sandra Beazel, Marion Vaughn, Jane Ann Warner, Janet Miller, Linda Lesh, Norma Fricker, Peggy Pickering. ROW 2: Daryl Bader, Diane Domer, Loretta Altenberger, Linda Boyd, Cindy Frailly, Jean Adkins, Connie Nelson, Carol Taylor, Jo Etling, Kathy Seibert, Kay Cogan, Eileen McKelvey, Mary Ramga. ROW 3: Rose Brooks, Maddy Braucher, Judy Jaskinski, Barb Johnson, Beth Matheson, Donna Thomas, Kathy Wiles, Bev Harold, Cindy Eckert, Barb Beadling, Dee Warwick, Karen Richie. ROW 4: Pam Garratt, Barb Fierstos, Donna Halter, Kathy Marzelli, Connie Scheetz, Margaret Harris, Nancy Leyda, Nancy West, Linda Knisely, Nancy Stockberger, Shirley Eddy, Sandy Haines, Linda Gates. ROW 5: Marvalene Ulmer. Carol Hearne, Barb Fulton, Chris Gaul, Sheryl Geis, Judi Pritz, Tina Smeltzer, Penni Gessner, Johnnye Lewis, Marsha Schmader, Marion Kohl, Marianne Kom- para, Linda Kelley, Vickie Loch. Y-TEENS ROW 1: Marilyn Schubert, Cheryl Smoot, Frances Slayman, Pat Phillips, Dorothy Phillips, Pat Puddington, Vicki Heavilin, Barb Garmen, Sally Lowe, Sue Wagstaff. ROW 2: Sherri Lewis, Diane Dienes, Jyl Hill, Sherrie Fowler, Robin Rees, Nancy Cameron, Linda Lawrence, Patti Willaman, Linda Scroggs, Barri Bea Otremba, Jane Meeting, Charlene Floom. ROW 3: Lonna Wildman, Joy Rummins, Diane Johnson, Pam Schick, Nancy Williams, Janis Martin, Sheila Bixler, Linda Laase, Debbie Snyder, Pam Ramsier, Regina Leister, Judy Ramsier. ROW 4: Phyllis Schneider, Karen Kiefer, Linda Cooley, Denise Williams, Betty Robertson, Jolene Johnston, Shirley Beadling, Janet Halter, Suzanne Canterbury, Cindy Gatti, Helen Nolan, Bev Shafer, Pat Suite. ROW 5: Marlene Waldick, Gayle Welty, Karen Rank, Susan Dunkley, Christa Magers, Cindy Behrendt, Roberta Charlton, Cheryl Forgan, Pitti Henderson, Cindy Frazee, Diane Guilliouma, Debbie Filkill, Diane Berry, Rhea Myers. 96 Go Hand in Hand JUNIOR—SENIOR ROW 1: Jackie Preece, Nancy Ross, Julie Bethel, Vicki Mohler, Linda Lamp, Jeanna Mackley, Bonnie Harper, Pinky Halter, Joanne Jordan, Susan Rees. ROW 2: Mrs. Huth, Advisor, Jeanne Halter, Linda Babetski, Jeanne Eckenrode, Barb Davis, Kathy Hoff, Kathie Willaman, Sue Gilmor, Elaine Garvin, Chris Arigoni, Carolyn Johnson, Cindi Guist. ROW 3: Kay Russell, Helen Rei- cosky, Susie Howe, Kay Wolfe, Diane Schott, Mary Alice Warner, Laurena Gordon, Pam Kelly, Susie Bresson, Phyllis Roth, Kay Leonard, Sandy Graybill, Lynda Smith. ROW 4: Mari- lyn Fricker, Kathy Douglas, Judy Krebs, Mary Alice Smith, Sandy Matthews, Roberta Weltlich, Nancy Burton, Carol Mar- zilli, Susan Martin, Diane Johnson, Diana Kambrick, Judy Davis, Cindy Mansfield, Carol Benz. ROW 5: Lois Laughery, Janet Quass, Karen Etling, Carol Kroeger, Peggy McCort, Lynn Swon- ger, Kathy Guilliouma, Barb Bigelow, Carol Stark, Sandy Moauro, Nancy Perault, Joan Mack, Nancy Michael, Lois Valdiserri, Bonnie Haer. ROW 6: Bev Sponseller, Janice Agan, Eileen Williams, Sandy Hartman, Ellen Ritchie, Sue Wright, Darlene Henry, Kathy Bamberger, Betsy Kelley, Karen Dunning, Sandy Vernon, Joyce Savchenko. Y-TEENS The Jackson Y-Teens is the largest Y-Teen group under the Massillon YWCA. The group attempts to bring to the members programs and speakers of interest To the group. The kick-off meeting for the 1962-63 year brought Mrs. Jane Skinner of the Jane Skinner Academy to talk to the girls about good grooming. Through their projects and their programs the organization endeavors to guide the members into be- coming young women. Y-TEEN OFFICERS Standing: Joy Rummins, Secretary; Sue Gilmor, President; Peggy McCort, I.C.C.R.; Nancy Michael, Program Chairman; Janis Martin, Service Chairman; Seated: Barb Johnson, Chaplain; Cindy Guist, Treasurer; Kathie Willa- man, Vice President; Elaine Garvin, Publicity Chairman. Absent: Carolyn Johnson, Program Chair- man; Kathy Hoff, I.C.C.R. 97 Physical Fitness Personified ROW 1: Kathy Douglas, Peggy Pickering, Cindy Gatti, Pam Brown, Judy Price, Teree Wilhelm, Helen Nolan, Janet Quass, Barri O'Tremba. ROW 2: Miss Clark, Advisor, Nancy West, Diane Graening, Karen Drew, Pinky Halter, Lonna Wildman, Jo Ann Jordan, Pam Bixler, Jan Boebinger, Chris Arigoni, Carole Kroeger. ROW 3: Andra Gabor, Patti Willaman, Linda Quass, Linda Schuckert, Matty Braucher, Rose Brooks, Diane Domer, Beth Matheson, Barb Johnson, Jyl Hill, Linda Lawrence ROW 4: Jane Meeting, Lynn Orton, Sue Wagstaff, Diana Johnson, Gayle Welty, Karen Kiefer, Linda Babetski, Joan Mack, Kathie Willaman, Carolyn Johnson, Cindy Guist, Nancy Michael. ROW 5: Kathy Hoff, Bonnie Haer, Cindy Frazee, Marlene Waldick, Sally Lowe, Nancy Perault, Carolyn Stuhl- dreher, Bonnie Shaw, Rhea Myers, Vesta Kohl, Sandi Hartman, Debbie Filkill. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The purposes of G.A.A. are to promote an interest in sports among high school girls, to develop good sports- manship, and to provide an opportunity for participation in activities regardless of skill and experience. The club, with a new advisor, Miss Clark, held meetings twice a month. Basketball, volleyball, and battleball were the main activities. Basketball seems to be the favorite sport of these GAA members. 98 A Glimpse of the Business World ROW 1: Diana Johnson, Kay Wolfe, Lois Laughery, Marlene Rohr, Kathy Guilliouma, Lois Valdiserri, Diana Kambrick, Judy Davis, Lynn Swonger, Helen Reel. ROW 2: Mrs. Lawrence, Advisor, Sylvia Matheson, Jeri Sebald, Barb Le Barr, Barb Zinslen, Holly Gessner, Lynda Smith, Pat Griffith, Joanne Rohr, Kay Leonard, Pam Kelley. ROW 3: Jackie P. .ece, Jo Anne Jordan, Marty Price, Carol Seifert, Judy Ivans, Linda Black- stone, Pam Bixler, Linda German, Linda Quass, Becky Miday, JoAnne Norman, Susie Howe, Helen Reicosky. ROW 4: Jean Shreiner, Sharon Griffen, Laurena Gordon, Phyllis Roth, Jeanne Schaufele, Vicki Mohler, Barb Davis, Karen Paul, Carol Marzilli, Roberta Moorhead, Mary Alice Warner, Karen Rodocker, Mary Alice Smith, Judy Everhardt. ROW 5: Bonnie Haer, Ellen Ritchie, Janice Agan, Beverly Sponseller, Sandee Moauro, Sandi Hartman, Kay Strock, Judy Turns, Juanita Brady. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The commercial club of Jackson Memorial High School was newly organized this year. A constitution was written and adopted by the organization in its first meeting. Any junior or senior student in the commercial department of Jackson High School is automatically a member. Among other activities of this past season, there have been a series of speakers who have been sufficient- ly interested to come and to speak to our club on subjects especially designed to interest and aid the com- mercial student. The speakers were furnished as a special favor of National Office Managers Association. The FBLA sincerely hopes to further interest in, the commercial field, and to assist all students who have chosen that field to prepare well for their future. It is also a desire of this organization to support its Alma Mater—Jackson High School—in all of Her interests and activities. 99 Jeri Sebald, President, presides over an impromptu meeting of the F.B.L.A. “All the World Is a Stage” DRAMATICS OFFICERS ROW 1: Chris Ari- goni, Donna Williams, Jan Boebinger, Kathy Lucas, Pitti Hender- son. ROW 2: Bev Halter, Dick Guilli- ouma, Cindy Beh- rendt, Mike McCor- mick, Janis Martin, Miss Rutter, Advisor. BELLES AND BEAUS The aim of the club is to not only make actors but to offer opportunities for the members to develop poise, to acquire artistic appreciation, and to express themselves creatively. Through the activities the members should come to appreciate and understand human nature and life situations, learned by doing rather than by studying. The club aims at creating and developing such activities as those of acting, scenery building and designing, working on lighting and technical aspects, making-up characters, advertising and selling, and even directing. NATIONAL THESPIAN ROW 1: Donna Williams, Jan Boebinger, Judy Garratt, Karen Etling. ROW 2: Roy Kershaw, Marty Eckert, Joyce Savchenko, Miss Rutter, Advisor, Elaine Martin, Bonnie Emhoff, Mike McCormick. 100 Tomorrow’s Writers Today ROW 1: Ruth Ann Sommer, Lois Valdiserri, Sue Wright, Nancy Michael, Sandy Hartman, Peggy McCort, Marianne Kampara, Caroline Stuhldreher. ROW 2: Mrs. Pearson, Advisor, Pat Puddington, Jan Boebinger, Kent Reed, Bob Phillips, Dave Bender, Chris Arigoni, Karen Etling, Stella Marinakis. ROW 3: Bev Halter, Joy Rummins, Vicki Mohler, Sue Corbett, Connie Nelson, Jim Zeller, Bob Formet, Joanne Rohr, Judy Garratt. ROW 4: Gary Richeson, Don Ackley, Bill Hanes, Ken Stenger, Fred Puente, Steve Jobe, Howard Rennecker, Tom Boyer. JOURNALISM The Journalism Club, organized early this year, is made up primarily of members of the journalism class and newspaper staff. A limited number of freshmen who are interested in journalism are also mem- bers. The club has two purposes. The first is to help raise funds for publishing the school newspaper and defray part of the expenses of students attending journalism clinics. The second is to visit newspaper plants in the area to help students better understand the opportunities and problems in a journalistic career. EDITORS SEATED: Nancy Michael, Lois Val- diserri, Karen Etling STANDING: Mrs. Pearson, Advisor, Kent Reed, Vicki Mohler, Fred Puente, Sandy Hartman, Joy Rummins. 101 Deadlines Are Our Worst Enemy SCOOP STAFF SEATED: Carol Pritz, Class Editor; Mr. Ramga, Advisor; Mary Larry Liggett, Assistant Business Manager; Deanna Stephen, Jo Zettler, Junior Editor; Janet Quass, Editor-in-chief; Terree Organization Editor; Bill Hanes, Photographer; Bob Montgomery, Wilhelm, Typist. STANDING: Bob Russ, Assistant Photographer; Business Manager; Nancy Ross. SCOOP This is the 25th anniversary of the SCOOP, and it has been used as the book's theme. In June all the SCOOP Staff members attended the Ohio University Journalism Workshop to help them in the over-all planning of the book. Some of the various jobs of the Scoop Staff are choosing a theme, de- ciding upon a cover, taking pictures; writing copy, and drawing up pages. Each summer we have our book rated and criticized by judges. We have tried to follow their helpful suggestions to produce a yearbook with which the entire student body will be pleased. AD SALESMEN SEATED: Bob Russ, Bill Hanes, Gary Montgomery, Ron Zintz, Emhoff, Tim Rummins, Doug Wallenhurst, Marty Eckert, Bob Howard Rennecker, Tom Graening. STANDING: Larry Liggett, Montgomery, Bruce Harris. Bill Day, Larry Whitacre, Roger Miller, Denny Hostetler, Ronnie 102 The Choir Worked Hard to Present BOYS' GLEE CLUB ROW 1: Chas Boebinger, John Geib, Paul Daniska, Tim Hard- wick, Bob Mertz, Tom Reiderman, Tom Grove, Bruce Peters, Terry Lamp, Bill Emery, Chip Scott, Rich Hill, Mark August, Ricky Roth, Leroy Workinger. ROW 2: Tim Mercier, Allen Crawford, Pat Cordes, Tom Wright, Dan Reynolds, Tim Buben- chik, Sherm Mallalieu, Tom Lasher, Tom Reel, Roy Kershaw, Rick Gardener, Joe Jones, John Boerner, Brian Bennett, John Fierstos, Rudy Shaffer. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Julie Bethel, Mary Jo Zettler, Sandy Matthews, Roberta Weltlich, Vicki Mohler, Linda Quass. ROW 1: Marvalene Ulmer, Susan Rohr, Sally Slicker, Barri Bea O'Tremba, Jane Meeting, Roberta Charlton, Linda Block, Cindy Berhendt, Linda Scroggs, Thelma Risher, Jean Adkins. ROW 2: Marion Vaughn, Christa Magers, Diane Berry, Nancy Surby, Pat Foster, Carol Neal, Nancy Henry, Janet Miller, Cindy Frailly Peggy Pickering, Carol Hearne, Pat Sneed, Connie Slingluff, Leslie Harrold, Lynn Keller. 103 “The Messiah” ROW 1: Peggy Boston, Linda Weekly, Connie Nelson, Terrie Melvin, Elaine Breckbill, Carol Seifert, Daryll Bader, Alice Buck, Cindy Eckert, Barb Johnson, Eileen McKelvey, Judy Price, Sheryl Geis, Sandy Matthews, Roberta Weltlich, Sue Martin, Arlene Craig, Barb Fulton, Judy Ivins. ROW 2: Mr. Lewis, Director, Sandy Graybill, Pam Winkler, Mary Anne Kompara, Linda German, Julie Bethel, Carol Birch, Joyce Lorenz, Pam Brown, Judy Pritz, Chris Gaul, Barb Fierstos, Sylvia Mathie, Mary Ramga, Linda Quass, Karen Kiefer, Susan Dunkley, Dee Dennis, Linda Cooley, Janice Agan. ROW 3: Mary Jo Zettler, Carol Pritz, Linda Ulm, Arietta Miller, Janet Shoemaker, Jean Smythe, Joyce Savchenko, Sandy Vernon, Patsy Brown, Laurel Dwiggins, Becky Scharver, Pam Paulik, Holly Reed, Vicki Mohler. CHOIR The Jackson High Choir, under the direction of Mr. Lewis, has worked hard to gain its reputation for excellent vocal music. In addition to performances at the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter assemblies, the Girls' Glee Club, the mixed choir, and the Jacks V Jills put in much time for special activities. In December, the mixed choir and the Jacks V Jills were privileged to sing on the Paige Palmer Show on WEWS TV. On December 16, the combined choirs sang Christmas portions of the Messiah. The musical Li I Abner was presented in March. Throughout the year the Jacks 'n' Jills sang at various church and social meetings. and “Li’l Abner” ROW 4: Tim Mercier, Allen Crawford, Pat Cordes, Tom Wright, Tim Bubenchik, Sherm Mallalieu, Tom Lasher, Tom Reel, Roy Kershaw, Rick Gardner, Joe Jones, John Boerner, Brian Hunt, John Fierstos, Rudy Shaffer, Dan Reynolds, Chas Boebinger, John Geib, Paul Daniska, Tim Hardwick, Bob Mertz, Terry Lamp, Bill Emery, Tom Grove, Bruce Peters, Tom Reiderman, Chip Scott, Rich Hill, Mark August, Ricky Roth, Leroy Workinger. “JACKS ‘1ST JILLS” The Jacks 'n' Jills, a have performed at school special group of sixteen assemblies, and in the choir members, have worked hard to develop good quality in their singing. They community for various women's clubs, churches, business and organizational meetings. JACKS 'N' JILLS ROW 1: Jean Smythe, Barb Bigelow, Patsy Brown, Holly Reed. ROW 2: Brian Hunt, Sherm Mallalieu, Tim Bubenchik. 105 For All These Many Years BAND This year the band has a total en- rollment of one hundred and five. In August the band played in the All- American Soap Box Derby at Akron and in September at the Stark Coun- ty Fair. During the month of August and football season, the band does a lot of hard work preparing for the colorful half-time shows. At the end of football season they began prepar- ing for the annual Spring Concert. Basketball rallies, the County Music Festival and various Music Clinics are among many of their activities. Twelve band members placed in se- lect bands and several earned top ratings at the band contests this year. DRUM MAJOR—Dennis Trachsel MAJORETTES DIRECTOR—Mr. Gates LEFT TO RIGHT: Barb Zinslen, Linda Gates, Holly Gessner, Karen Baird, Donna Williams, Drum Majorette; Denise Williams, Linda Roberts, Kay Strock, Bridget Kraig. 106 the Band Has Played on FLUTE SECTION SEATED: Holly Gess- ner, Linda Knisely, Donna Thomas, Car- ol Kroeger, Tina Smeltzer, Linda Rob- erts. STANDING: Di- ane Graening, Nancy West, Diane Guilliou- ma, Pat Puddington, Robyn Rees. TROMBONE SECTION Anna Norris, Dennis Davis, Linda Kelly, Norma Fricker, Terry Ridenbaugh, Rosa- lind Horning, Bever- ly Mutter, Barbara Bigelow. FRENCH HORN SECTION Denise Wil- liams, Sue Sharver, San- dy Haines, Roberta Moor- head, Judy Hershey, Don- na Williams. 107 “The Music Goes Round and Round CORONET SECTION SEATED: Julie Beth- el, Louise Regula, Karen Baird, Kay Strock, Linda Gates, Diana Hopps, Doro- thy Phillips. STAND- ING: Bob Amacher, Shirley Eddy, Steve Harper, Jeff Schra- der, Kent Reed, Tom Altland, Bob Russ. BARITONE SECTION Lois Davis, David Blank, Linda Ros- enberger. Bob Heavilin, Bonnie Emhoff. SAXOPHONE SECTION SEATED: Jane Ann Warner, Janet Miller, Barbara Fields, Dan Ardelean, Pat Phil- lips, Frances Slayman, Ed Moll. STAND- ING: Debbie Lappin, Vicki Heavilin, John Geib, Dave Le Beau, Larry Liggett. 108 and It Comes Out Here” DRUM SECTION Bruce Simpson, Ken Stenger, John Mc- Mullen, Dennis Trachsel, Scott Simp- son, Cheryl Smoot. TUBA SECTION Bob Horst, Bill Phil- lips, Julian Lebou- cane, Marvin Rob- erts. CLARINET SECTION SEATED: Bev Har- old, Nancy Wil- liams, Jean Masters, Mary Jo Pizzino, Barb Zinslen, Mary Alice Smith, Mary Alice Warner, John- nye Lewis, Linda Lesh. STANDING: Mary Cossentino, Kathy Seibert, An- dra Gabor, Terri A 111 a n d, Susan Marchand, Debbie Filkill, Karen Rank, J o I e n e Johnston, Carol Teagarden, Sylvia Matheson. 109 ATHLETICS Within twenty-five years sports have expanded from basketball and football to in- clude wrestling, track, base- ball, and golf. Even the girls are coming into their own in the fields of basketball and golf. Through athletics we can develop physically as well as mentally. Sportsmanship, and cooperation are assets gained which can be applied to other walks of life. Close scores, the romps, and even the losses round out the memories of school which are carried through life. I It Takes Team Effort to Win ROW 1: Jim Schuckert, Dan Braucher, Bob Eckenrode, Jim Roach, Tim Rummins, Dave Boron, Mike Andrews, Bill Day, Bill Burton. ROW 2: Tom Graening, Doug Wallenhurst, Howard Rennecker, Bruce Harris, Ray Heitger, Rich Conaway, Bob Montgomery, Don Safreed, Paul Gerber, Steve Ayers. ROW 3: Chip Willaman, Bruce Henze, Jerry Landis, Jeff Simon, Maynard Thompson, Dan Keck, Larry Whitacre, Bruce Casper, Dan Sanders, Fred Brumbaugh. ROW 4: Cliff Detwiler, Dave Bender, Terry Albrecht, Jim Turns, Roger Miller, Gary Montgomery, Mike Mikus, Ron Bender, Mike Freytag, Tom Taylor, Steve Fasnacht, Jim Berger. THESE ARE THE BUILDERS OF MEN GRID HISTORY Football took on a new look at Jackson this year. Included in this new look were a new head coach, Mr. Andy Steve, new staff, and new bleachers. Speed and agility were stressed to make up for the lack of size, which the Polar Bears meet in every outing. The success of the team rested on desire—speed—intelligence which was evident in the 8-1-1 record, one of the school's finest. The ability to rebound after the defeat to Canton South showed the desire that the members had. The loss of twenty-five seniors will put an added burden for next year's squad. We of the Scoop staff would like to wish next year's squad as much success as this year's. 112 Mr. Fenton, Mr. Garner, Mr. Steve (Head Coach), Mr. Reese, Mr. Poorman, Mr. Roan. Our Future Varsity RESERVE FOOTBALL TEAM ROW 1: Chick Sunderland, Jeff Simon, Terry Morris, Dave Bender, Bob Grund, Gary Emanuelson, Larry Kuhn, Tim Zink. ROW 2: Mr. Poorman, Coach, Mike Freytag, Dick Gaines, Tom Taylor, Jim Burger, Don Pbares, Bruce Casper, Jim Turns, Dan Safreed, David Ayers, Gordon Weirich. ROW 3: Howard Scheetz, Fred Barrabbas, Don Clapper, Orva Dice, Ted Landis, Dan Vinton, Larry Fensterwaker, Ken Ruby, Rich Gradijan, Rick DeMuesy, Davey Moyers. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM ROW 1: Pat Cordes, Archie Haer, Alan Schott, Larry Fromm, Tim Bub enchik. Bob Geis, Paul O'Conner, Gay Pearson. ROW 2: David Dretke, Ted Sanders, Mike Hont, Ken De Muesy, Rick Gardner, Barri Pitkin, Bruce Peters, Ron Hoffman, Terry Rhine, John Drew, Manager. ROW 3: Tim Wright, Terry Lamp, Rick Lorenz, Bill Myzk, Mark Mathena, Tom Rhiel, Terry Welty, Rex Elwen, Jim Wright, Tom Grove, Paul Kurzen. STUDENT MANAGERS: Dennis Eckert, Ken Haer, Tom Boron. 113 Action-Packed Moments This is the type of view gotten from the press box Tim Rummins and Doug Wallenhurst move into tackle a Canton South during the North Canton game. player. Howard Rennecker is heading for trouble from some Northwest Indians. Bruce Henze tries to gain a few yards, but the Northwest Indians have other ideas. Rich Conaway reaches for a pass as a Canton South gridder tries to prevent him from catching it. 114 Spur on These Boys BRUCE HARRIS Senior Linebacker HOWARD RENNECKER Senior Fullback FRED BRUMBAUGH Senior End DAVE BORON Senior Middle Guard PAUL GERBER Junior Halfback DAN SANDERS Junior Tackle 115 These Boys Work as One TIM RUMMINS Senior Quarterback . BRUCE HENZE Senior Halfback Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson GARY MONTGOMERY Senior End TOM GRAENING Senior Tackle 116 BILL DAY Senior Guard MAYNARD THOMPSON Sophomore Center When They’re on the Field JIM ROACH Senior Halfback RICH CONAWAY Senior End BOB MONTGOMERY DOUG WALLENHURST Senior Fullback 6 Fai 0 New Philadelphia 0 ______________ Orville 0 Marlington 0 Glenwood 0 Sandy Valley 0 Northwest 18 Perry 53 ____ Canton South 6 North Canton Senior Tackle MIKE ANDREWS Senior Guard These Action Shots Show The players shake hands . . . The enthusiastic crowd waits impatiently for the game to begin. A victory means a great deal to Coach Steve. . . . And the game begins. Bob Eckenrode sweeps around right end to evade some would- be tacklers. 118 The Enthusiasm of Jackson Howard Rennecker seems to be getting the brunt of the punishment. Tim Rummins sweeps around the end to gain some yardage. As Jim Roach dives for a tackle, Frank Dugan of Canton South does some sidestepping. We're from . . . 119 Cheerleaders Continue to 120 Promote School Spirit RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Barb Johnson Linda Schuckert Madeline Braucher Joy Rummins Leading the student body in cheering our teams on to victory this year has been our 1962-63 cheer- leading squad, consisting of five varsity, four reserve, and four freshman cheerleaders. We would like to congratulate these girls on the continuously fine job they have done. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Linda Scroggs, Terrie Melvin, Linda Block, Maggie Harris 121 Debbie Prato, this year's crownbearer, is escorted across the field by Ja-Bee. This year's football queen, Linda Blackstone, reigned over the Jackson-Sandy. Valley game, attended by Karen Etling, senior; Kathy Lucas, junior; Pitfi Henderson, sophomore; and Penni Gessner, freshman. The team presented Linda with a 28-0 victory to make hers a successful reign. The next evening the queen and her court were honored at the annual football homecom- ing dance in the junior high gym. LINDA BLACKSTONE Football Queen The Lineup never looked this good! Penni, Kathy, Linda, Karen, Pitti The co-captains crown our 1962 football queen. 122 A Highlight of the Season KAREN ETLING KATHY LUCAS Senior Attendant Junior Attendant The queen poses with her court and their escorts. PITTI HENDERSON PENNI GESSNER Sophomore Attendant Freshman Attendant The Varsity Sets the Pace VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM ROW 1: Chuck Diana, Ron Zintz, Managers; Glenn Scott, Head Coach; Robert DeMooy, Assistant Coach; Denny Eckert, Student Trainer. ROW 2: Mike Andrews, Tom Graening, Bruce Henze, Bob Montgomery, Gary Montgomery, Fred Puente, Ernie Baich, Jack Nye, Larry Whitacre, Howard Rennecker, Tim Rummins, Ben Prato. COACHING STAFF Mr. Reese, Freshman Coach; Mr. Scott, Head Coach; Mr. DeMooy, Reserve Coach; Mr. Matthews, Faculty Manager. The cage season at Jackson High this year was highlighted with some of the best play in the school's his- tory. A first in Polar Bear basketball was the unprecedented all-senior squad. Attendance records were shattered this year as the Polar Bears played some of the outstanding teams in the area. Ernie Baich won the Class AA scoring title this season with 188 points in twelve games. The team had a few disappointing setbacks this season but managed to finish with a 9-9 record. At this time the Scoop would like to wish next year's team success throughout the season. 124 for the Other Teams to Follow RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM: KNEELING: Steve Persons, Manager; Larry Kuhn, Dale Rose, Gary Emanuelson, Chick Sunderland, Jim Burger, Ted McReynolds, John Ritchey, Tom Mottice. ROW 2: Mark Paul, Roger Kraft, Ronnie Weister, Randy Cable, Archie Haer, Mike Freytag, Brad Harter, Buzz Ellis, Dick Gaynes, Jim O'Connor, Jay Brower, Mr. DeMooy, Coach. FRESHMEN ROW 1: Tom Grove, Manager, Ronnie Graybill, Terry Lamp, Bill Ripple, Pat Cor- des, Dave Sny- der, Manager. ROW 2: Tom Wright, Larry Fromm, Jim Wright, Paul Da- niska, Mike Mar- tin, Alec Michaels, Terry Rhine, Bruce Peters, John Drew. ROW 2: Gary Prato, Tom Riehl, Joe Jones, Dave Schaub, Jim Douglas, Bob Bailey, Blain Young. 125 Exciting Moments Like These 126 Provide Cage Thrills 127 These “Cagers” Are the Boys That FRED PUENTE Senior Forward BEN PRATO Senior Guard TIM RUMMINS Senior Guard JACK NYE Senior Forward X ERNIE BAICH Senior Center All-league 128 Put the Ball Through the Hoop 4 •s. MIKE ANDREWS LARRY WHITACRE HOWARD RENNECKER Senior Senior Senior Forward Forward Guard Jackson 54 Tuslaw 44 Jackson 68 Northwest 38 Jackson 66 Marlington 42 Jackson 50 Fairless 38 Jackson 69 Fairless 42 Jackson 40 Glenwood 41 Jackson 57 Glenwood 32 Jackson 50 South 65 Jackson 67 South 72 Jackson 50 Lehman 52 Jackson 59 Perry 57 Jackson 58 North Canton 50 Jackson 52 Sandy Valley 67 Jackson 50 Perry 60 Jackson 64 Timken 66 Jackson 31 Lake 58 Jackson 68 Marlington 27 Jackson 41 Sandy Valley 59 TOM GRAENING GARY MONTGOMERY BOB MONTGOMERY Senior Senior Senior Forward Center Center 129 Basketball Homecoming Reflects 130 LONNA WILDMAN, Sophomore Attendant JO ETLING Freshman Attendant Beauty and Royalty Reigning as 1963 Basketball Queen was Jeanne Halter. Jeanne was attended by Donna Williams, senior; Linda Roberts, junior; Lonna Wildman, sophomore; and Joe Etling, freshman. The queen and her court were selected by the 1963 basket- ball squad. Jeanne was crowned by last year's Homecom- ing Queen, Lynn Smythe, before the start of the Perry game and the queen and her court were honored at a dance following the game. 1963 Basketball Homecoming Queen—Jeanne Halter Last year's basketball queen, Lynn Smythe, crowns this year's queen, Jeanne, escorted by Ronnie Emhoff. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lonna Wildman, sophomore attendant; Donna Williams, senior attendant; Jeanne Halter, queen; Linda Roberts, junior attendant; Jo Etling, freshman attendant. 131 Newest Addition t WRESTLING SQUAD: ROW 1: Roger Harper, Ted Sanders, Dave Blank, Dean Miller, Jim Sturm, John Hartzel. ROW 2: Dan Vinton, Dan Ardelean, Lowell Diller, John Harper, Tim Zink, Tad Crawford, Dave Long. ROW 3: Mr. Roan, Coach, Bill Sturm, Dave Bender, Maynard Thompson, Dan Sanders, Mr. Berg, Assistant Coach. ROGER HARPER, Manager This year the Polar Bear wrestling team competed in their first full scale wrestling season. For an inexperienced and young team, they were highly successful. The Bears ended up with 8 victories against 4 defeats in regular sea- son action. This year's team was spotted with underclassmen in 7 of the 11 weight classes. This fact gives high hopes to the grapplers of the future in Jackson's newest and fastest growing sport. The season's highlight came as 5 of Jackson's 10 en- tries in the sectional tournament at Canton's field house advanced all the way to the quarterly finals before being defeated. Jackson 24 Northwest 21 Jackson 24 Orrville 21 Jackson 5 Kent Roosevelt 42 Jackson 28 Manchester 14 Jackson 9 Louisville 32 Jackson 17 Marlington 28 Jackson 32 Northwest 12 Jackson 20 Glenwood 25 Jackson 24 Central 21 Jackson 25 North Canton 21 Jackson 28 Orrville 17 Jackson 32 Lincoln 12 Polar Bear Sports DEAN MILLER DAN VINTON PAUL GARDNER 103 lb. Sophomore 112 lb. Sophomore 120 lb. Junior Just one more shoulder! DAVE BENDER 127 lb. Junior Boron is the victor. BILL STURM DAN ARDELEAN 133 lb. Senior 138 lb. Senior Our 1963 Wrestling Team JIM TURNS 145 lb. Sophomore MAYNARD THOMPSON 154 lb. Sophomore DAVE BORON 165 lb. Senior DAN SANDERS 175 lb. Junior RESERVES: ROW 1: Ted Sanders, Dave Blank, John Harfzell. ROW 2: David Long, Lowell Diller, Rick Gardner, Tim Zink, Tad Crawford. PIN! Bill Sturm is collecting riding time. 134 Senior Index JANICE AGAN—Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Bear Facts 2, 3; Washington; Library 1; FTA 1, 2; Annual Staff 1; NHS 1. 2 TOM ALTIAND-Latin Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 MIKE ANDREWS—Hi-Y 1, 2; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Reserve Football 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Reserve Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2; Track 3 DANNY ARDELEAN—Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3; JCL 3, 4, President 4; Hi-Y 1; Class Play 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4, Co-Captain CHRIS ARIGONI—French Club 4; FTA 4; Y-Teens 4; GAA 4; Bear Facts 4; Golf 4; Other School, Glensfalls H. S.; JV Cheerleader 1, 2; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Speakers Corps 3; Science Club 2, Secretary; Math Club 3; Outing Club 3; Choir 1, 2; Prom Court 3; Provisional Member NHS 3 LESLIE BADERTSCHER-Latin Club 1, 2; FNA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2; Y-Teens 1 ERNIE BAICH—Hi-Y 1 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, Stage Crew; Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Co-Captain; Reserve Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball 1; Track 3, 4 KAREN BAIRD—NHS 3, 4; Latin 1, 2; Scholarship Team 3; FTA 2, 3, 4; FHA 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3; Choir 3; Librarian 2; GAA 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4 ANNETTE BENDER—Scholarship Team 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; NFL 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Debate 1; Librarian 2, 3, 4, Delegate to NEOLA 2, 3, Vice President 3, President 4; GAA 2, 3; Reserve Cheerleader 1 RON BENDER-NHS 3, 4; Varsity Football 4; Reserve Football 2, 3; Freshman Football 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 CAROL BENZ-French Club 2, 3; FTA 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3 PAM BIXLER-French Club 1; FTA 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 4; FNA 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Librarian 1; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Bear Facts 2; Office Help 4; Dramatics Club 4; Commercial Club 4 LINDA BLACKSTONE-French Club 1, 2, Secretary 1, Vice Presi- dent 2; FTA 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 1; GAA 2; Re- serve Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Football Queen 4; Football Attendant 3 JAN BOEBINGER—Quill and Scroll 4; French Club 3, 4; Scholar- ship Team 1; FTA 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Class Plays 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Bear Facts 4; Office Help 4; Dramatics Club 4, President; Journalism Club 4, Secretary; National Thespian League 4; KSU School 1, 2 JOHN BOERNER-NHS 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4 DAVE BORON-Hi-Y 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Reserve Foot- ball 2; Freshman Football 1; Reserve Basketball 3; Hi-Y Bas- ketball 1, 2 DAN BRAUCHER-Varsity Football 4; Reserve Football 2; Fresh- man Football 1 FLOYD BRISBANE-Hi-Y 1; Freshman Basketball 1, 2 VIOLET BROOKS—FHA 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3 PATSY BROWN-Latin 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4 FRED BRUMBAUGH-Latin 1, 2; Hi-Y 1; Varsity Football 3, 4; Reserve Football 1, 2; Reserve Basketball 2 JACKIE BRUMBAUGH-NHS 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Latin Club I, 2; Scholarship Team 3; FTA 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2; Librarian 1, 2, 4; GAA 2; Re- serve Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 BILL BURTON-Latin 1, 2; Class Play 3, Props; Varsity Football 4; Reserve Football 2, 3; Freshman Football 1; Track 2, 3, 4 PAT COMBS-French Club 3; FHA 2; Y-Teens I, 2, 4; Choir 1; Bear Facts 4; Central Catholic; GAA I RICHARD CONAWAY-Varsity Football 2. 3, 4; Freshman Foot- ball 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4 SUSAN CORBETT-NHS 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, Treasurer 1, 2; FHA 3, President; NFL 1, 2; FNA 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3; Speech 1, 2; Debate 1; Bear Facts 4; Office Help 3, 4; Teenage Board 3; Band Announcer 3; Journalism Club 4, President; Dramatics Club 4 WAYNE CRAIG—Latin Club 1, 2; FTA 4; Speech 1; Debate 1; Baseball 3, 4 ALLEN CRAWFORD—Choir 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2; Librarian 2 SUSAN CRISP-Latin 1, 2; FTA 4; FNA 1, 2, 3; Y-Teqns 1, 2; Choir 1 DAN DAHLBERG—Latin 1, 2; Hi-Y 2; Reserve Football 2; Reserve Basketball 2; Hi-Y Basketball 1; Golf 3, 4 MARTY DAVIS—French Club 3, 4, Treasurer; Latin 1, 2; Student Council 3; FTA 2 3, 4; FNA 1, 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 1, 2; GAA 1, 2; Football At- tendant 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Majorette 2, 3; Golf 3, 4; Office Help 4; Dramatics Club 4 BILL DAY—NHS 3, 4; Latin 1, 2; Scholarship Team 2; Student Council 2, 4; Class Officer 2; Hi-Y 3; Ad Salesman 4; Varsity Football 4; Reserve Football 2, 3; Freshman Foot- ball 1; Reserve Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball 1; Track 3; Boys' State 3; Basketball Statistician 3 KAREN DREW-NHS 3, 4; Latin 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Team 2; FTA 3, 4, Secretary 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Speech 4; Librarian 1; GAA 2, 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 3, 4 MARTIN ECKERT—Latin Club 1, 2; Scholarship Team 3; FTA 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Class Plays 3, 4; Ad Salesman 4; Reserve Bas- ketball 2; Dramatics Club 4 RONNIE EMHOFF—NHS 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Team 2, 3; Student Council 4, Vice President; Class Of- ficer 4, President; Hi-Y 2; Class Plays 3, 4; Ad Salesman 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Boys' State 3; All Class Play 4; Dramatics Club 4 KAREN ETLING—NHS 1, 2; Quill and Scroll 4; French Club 3, 4; Latin 1, 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 4; FTA 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, ICCR 2, Chaplain 3; Class Plays 3, Student Director of Jr. Class Play; GAA 1; Bear Facts 1, 4, Page 2 Editor; Football Attendent 4; Golf 3, Girls' Champion; Journalism Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; National Thespian League 4 JOHN FIERSTOS—Latin Club 1, 2; Choir 3, 4; Freshman Football 2; Choir Plays 3, 4 GENE FLINN-Hi-Y 2; Hi-Y Basketball 2 PHYLLIS FLOOM-Latin Club 1, 2; FHA 3, 4; FNA 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2 YVONNE GARAUX—FHA 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; FAA 1, 2 ELAINE GARVIN-French Club 2, 3, President 3; FTA 2, 3, 4; FHA 1; FNA 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Publicity 4; Class Plays 3; Choir 3; Librarian 1; GAA 2, 4, Sergeant at Arms 2; Football Attendant 1; Office Help 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4 LINDA GERMAN—FHA 1, 2, 3; FNA 1, 2, 4; Choir 3, 4; GAA 1 SUE GILMOR—French Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3; FHA I; FNA 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 1, 3, President 2, 4; Librarian 1, 2; Reserve Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4 135 WILLIAM GONGLOFF—Latin 1, 2; Varsity Football 4; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football 1; Reserve Basketball 2, 3; Freshman Basketball 1; Lincoln TOM GRAENING-NHS 3, 4; Latin 1, ,2 3; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Class Officer 2, Vice President SUSIE GRANT—French Club 3, 4; Latin 1, 2; FTA 2, 3, 4; FHA 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Class Plays 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Librarian 2; Librarian 2; Booth 3 SANDRA GRAYBILL-Latin Club 1, 2; Scholarship Team 1; FTA 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Speech 2; GAA 1, 2; Jackson Jills 3, 4 SHARON GRIFFIN—Other School, Lincoln 1, 2; Student's Booster Club 1, 2 BONNIE HAER—Student Council 4; FTA 4; FHA 1, 2, President 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech 2; GAA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2; Office Help 4 BEVERLY HALTER-French 3. 4; FTA 3, 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; Class Play 3; Choir 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 1, 2; Bear Facts Staff 3, 4; Other School, Central Catholic 1, 2; Dramatics Club 4 JEANNE HALTER—Latin Club 1, 2, Secretary 1, 2; Student Coun- cil 2, 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary; FTA 2, 3, 4; FHA 3; FNA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, Secretary 2, 3, Presi- dent 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Plays 3; Speech 4; Band 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Secretary 2; Booth 3; Office Help 4; Basketball Attendent 3 WAYNE HAMERSLEY-Hi-Y 1; Class Play 3; Hi-Y Basketball 1 BILL HANES-NHS 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Bear Facts 3, 4, Photographer; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Photographer; Ad Sales- man 4 BONNIE HARPER-Latin 1, 2; FHA 3; FNA 1, 2. 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3 JOHN HARPER-French Club 2, 3; Choir 3; Wrestling 3, 4 BRUCE HARRIS—NHS 3, 4; Latin 1, 2; Scholarship Team 1, 2; Stu- dent Council 3; Class Officer 3, Treasurer; Gu-Y 2; Ad Sales- man 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football 1; Reserve Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball 1; Track 1, 3 SANDI HARTMANN—Scholarship Team 2; FHA 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 1, 2; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Bear Facts 1 RAY HEITGER—Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Freshman Football 1; Track 3 BRUCE HENZE—Latin Club 1, 2; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Sergeant at Arms 2; Class Plays 3, 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football 1; Varsity Basketball 4; Reserve Basketball 3; Freshman Basketball 1; Hi-Y Basketball 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; All Class Play 4 LARRY HICKLE—Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football 1; Reserve Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball 1 ROSALIND HORNING-French Club 3, 4; FTA 3; GAA 1, 2; FNA 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; Bear Facts 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 DAVE HORTON—Wrestling 4 DENNIS HOSTETLER-NHS 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, Vice President 2; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 1, 3, Reporter 1, Vice President 3; Hi-Y 1, Secretary 1; Ad Salesman 4; JMAA 1, 2, 3, A, Vice-President 3, Vice President 4; Reserve Football 1; Reserve Basketball 2, 3; Freshman Basketball 1 SUSIE HOWE—FHA 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1 BILL HOWENSTINE-H-Y 1; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Foot- ball 2; Freshman Football 1; Freshman Basketball 1 DEAN HUTHMACHER-Hi-Y 1; Hi-Y Basketball 1, 2 JUDY IVINS—FHA 1, 2; FNA 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Choir 4; Li- brarian 1; GAA 1, 2, 3 STEVE JOBE—French Club 2; Speech 1; Bear Facts 4; Journalism 4 CAROLYN JOHNSON-French 1, 2; FTA 3, 4; FHA 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 4; GAA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Office Help 3, 4 SCOTT JOLLIFF—Latin Club 1, 2; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 DAN KECK—Varsity Football 4; Freshman Football 1; Track 3 ROY KERSHAW-Latin 1, 2; Class Play 3; Choir 3, 4, President 4; JMAA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Ja Bee's Manager 3 JOHN KLINGE-Latin Club 1, 2; Class Play 3; Band 1, 2 BRIDGET KRAIG—Latin Club 1, 2; FHA 4; FNA 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, Secretary 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Booth 3 JERRY LANDIS—Hi-Y 1; Varsity Football 3, 4; Reserve Football 2 BARB LeBARRE—Other School, Springfield High 1, 2, 3; Com- mercial Club 4, Secretary JIM LEONARD—French Club 3, 4, President 3; Class Officer 1, Vice President; Hi-Y 1, 2, President 2, Vice President 1; Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 3; Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2 JADE LUTHI—FHA 1, 2; FNA 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Bear Facts 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2 ELAINE MARTIN—NHS 3, 4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 4, Vice President; FTA 2, 3, A, Treasurer 4; NFL 2, 3, A, Treas- urer 3, President 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Class Plays 3, 4; Speech 2, 4; Debate 4; GAA 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Majorette 1, 2, 3; Other School, Solon High School 1; Spanish Club 1; Dramatic Club 1, 4 SALLY McGRANOR—Student Council 1; FTA 1, 2, 3, A, President; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; NFL 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, Secretary; Class Plays 2, 3; Speech 4; Choir 1, 2, 3; Reserve Cheerleader 1, Captain; Band 1; Majorette 1; Office Help 1, 2, 3, 4; Canton South ), 2, 3 MIKE McCORMICK-NHS 3, 4; FTA 4; Class Play 3; Track 2; Dramatics Club 4, Senior Representative; National Thespian League 4; Massillon Independent 2, 3, 4 NANCY MICHAEL—NHS 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Team 1, 2; FTA 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, A, Program Chairman 3; GAA 2, 3, A, Secretary 2; Bear Facts 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Page Editor Assistant 3 MIKE MIKUS-Latin Club 1, 2; Hi-Y 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Reserve Football 2 ROGER MILLER—Latin Club 1, 2; Hi-Y 4; Ad Salesman 4; Varsity Football 4; Reserve Football 2, 3; Track 3, 4 EDDIE MOLL-French Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Dance Band 1, 2 BOB MONTGOMERY-NHS 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Scholarship Team 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2; Class Plays 3; Bear Facts 3; Annual Staff 3, 4; Ad Salesman 3, 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Reserve Football 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3; Freshman Basketball 1; Track 1 GARY MONTGOMERY-French Club 1, 2; Ad Salesman 4; Varsity Football 4; Reserve Football 2, 3; Freshman Football 1; Re- serve Basketball 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager RON NIXDORF—Hi-Y 1; Freshman Football 1; Hi-Y Basketball 1 JACK NYE—Scholarship Team 2; Varsity Basketball 3; Reserve Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball 1 136 DWIGHT ORR-Class Play 3 KAREN PAUL-French Club 2, 3; FHA 1; FNA 2, 3; Y-Teens 2. 3; GAA 1 PATTI POTH—Latin Club 1, 2; Scholarship Team 3; FHA 4; FNA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 2, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Booth 3; Office Help 4 BENNIE PRATO—Latin Club 1, 2, President 2, Treasurer 1; Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3; Freshman Football 1; Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4; Reserve Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball 1 CAROL PRITZ-NHS 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2; FTA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4; Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2; Class Plays 3; Choir 1, 3, 4; Girls' Ensemble 1, 2; Jackson Jills 4, 3, Vice President 3; GAA 1, 2; Annual Staff 4, Class Editor; Choir Plays 3, 4 FRED PUENTE—French Club 2, 3, President 2, Program Chairman 3; Student Council 2, 3; Class Officer 2, 3, President 2, 3; FTA 4; NFL 1; Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Chaplain 1; Speech 1; Debate 1; Bear Facts Staff 4, Sports Editor 4; Reserve Football 1; Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, 4; Reserve Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball 1; Journalism Club 4 JANET QUASS-NHS 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 2, 4; Class Officer 1, Treasurer; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Plays 3, Publicity Committee; Choir 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Annual Staff 3, 4, Typist 3, Editor 4; Dramatics Club 4 HELEN REICOSKY—Latin Club 1, 2; FHA 1; Y-Teens 2, 2, 4; Class Play 3; Librarian 4 HOWARD RENNECKER-NHS 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 3, Sergeant at Arms; Class Plays 3; Bear Facts Staff 2, 3, 4; Ad Salesman 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football 1; Varsity Basketball 4; Re- serve Basketball 2, 3; Freshman Basketball 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4 GARY RICHESON—Class Play 3; Bear Facts 4, Reporter; Hoover High; All Class Play 1; Debate 1; Freshman Football 1 TERRY RICHESON—Class Plays 1, 2; Speech 1; Choir 1, 2, 3; Reserve Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 1, 2; Football Manager 1; Hoover High 1, 2; All Class Play 2; Operetta 2, 3 JOHN RINEHART-Latin Club 1, 2; Minerva High School JIM ROACH-French Club 1, 2; Varsity Football 2, 3. 4; Fresh- man Football 1; Reserve Basketball 2; Track 3; Lincoln High 1 HAROLD ROHR-Hi-Y 1, 4; Hi-Y Basketball 1 JO ANN ROHR-Latin Club 2, 3; NFL 2, 2, 4, Reporter; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3; Speech 1, 2; Debate 2; Bear Facts 1, 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria Help 2, 4 TIM RUMMINS—Latin Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Scholarship Team 3; Class Officer 1, President; Class Plays 3; Ad Salesman 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Reserve Football 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain 4; Reserve Basket- ball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 JOYCE SAVCHENKO-French Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; FTA 2; NFL 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; FNA 1, 2, 2, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Speech 2, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; All Class Play 4; Choir Plays 2, 2, 4 VERN SCHAUB-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4; Hi-Y Basketball 2 KENNY SCHEETZ—Hi-Y 1; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football 1; Hi-Y Basketball 1 JAMES SCHUCKERT-French Club 2, 3; Hi-Y 1; Reserve Basketball 2; Hi-Y Basketball 1; Baseball 4 JERI SEBALD—NHS 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Team 1, 2; FHA 1, 4, Treasurer 1; FNA 3; Y-Teens 1, 2; Choir 3; GAA 1, 2 CAROL SEIFERT FHA 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2; Choir 4; Band 1, 2, 2 TED SIMA—Latin Club 1, 2; Reserve Basketball 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 CHERYL SMITH-Latin Club 1, 2; FNA 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2; Class Play 3, Publicity; GAA 1, 2 JEAN SMYTHE-NHS 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; FTA 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Choir 3, 4; Band 1, 2 MARK SPACH-French Club 1, 2; Hi-Y 1, 2 BEVERLY SPONSELLER—FHA 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2. 3; Choir 1; GAA 2, 2 JIM STENTZ-Latin Club 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 BILL STURM-Hi-Y 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4 LYNN SWONGER—FHA 1, 2, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 2, 4; GAA 4 BILL THOMAS-Hi-Y 1, 2; JMAA 1, 2; Hi-Y Basketball 1, 2 JUDY TURNS-French Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, I, 3, 4; Choir 1; GAA 2 LINDA ULM—NHS 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; FHA I; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Choir 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Girls Ensemble 1, 2; Jackson Jills 3, 4; Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 2, 4 SANDY VERNON-Latin Club 1, 2; Scholarship Team 3; FTA 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3, Publicity Committee; Speech 4; Choir 1, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Choir Plays 3, 4 DOUGLAS WALLENHURST-Latin Club 1, 2; Student Council 4; Choir 3; Ad Salesman 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Reserve Football 1; Reserve Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball 1; Track 1, 3, 4 DAVE WEIDMAN—Freshrrtan Football 1 JIM WHEELER—Student Council 2; Class Officer 2, President; Hi-Y 4; Varsity Football 2, 3; Hi-Y Basketball 4; Basketball Mana- ger 4 LARRY WHITACRE-NHS 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Class Officer 4, Treasurer; Hi-Y 1, 2; Class Play 3, Stage Crew; Ad Salesman 4; Varsity Football 4; Reserve Football 1, 2; Freshman Football 1; Varsity Basketball 4; Reserve Basketball 3; Freshman Basketball I TERREE WILHELM-NHS 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Team 1; FTA 2, 2, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Office Help 3 CHIP WILLAMAN-French Club 2, 3; Hi-Y 1; Class Play 3; Varsity Football 4; Reserve Football 2, 3; Freshman Football 1; Wrestling 4 DONNA WILLIAMS—Latin Club 1, 2; Student Council 4, Treasurer; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Speech 4; Bear Facts Staff 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Drum Majorette 4; Dramatics Club 4, Vice President; National Thespians League 4 EILEENE WILLIAMS—French Club 3, 4; Scholarship Team 3; FTA 3, 4; FHA 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 1, 2, 2, 4 KAY WOLFE—FTA 4; FHA 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 DAVID ZIESMER-Latin Club 1, 2; FTA 4; Speech 3; Librarian 1, 2; Cafeteria Help 2, 2, 4 RON ZINTZ-NHS 3. 4; Hi-Y 2, Treasurer; Ad Salesman 4; Reserve Football 2; Reserve Basketball 2; Freshman Basket- ball 1; Basketball Manager 3, 4 A. Ackley. Donovon—44. 75. 83. 85, 91, 101 Adkins. Jeon—51. 96. 103 Agon, Janice—29 , 97 . 99. 104, 135 Albrecht. Terry—44, 50. 11? Allen. Deborah—59, 82. 86 Altenberger, Loretta—51. 87. 96 Alflond. Terrie—59, 79. 88. 109 Altlond. Thomas—29. 79, 108. 135 Amocher. Robert—59. 86, 108 Andrews. Mike—29, 112. 117. 124, 129. 135 Angle, Thomos—51 Ardeleon. Dan—29. 79. 86. 108. 132. 133. 135 Arigoni, Chris—29, 83, 89. 91, 93. 97, 98, 100, 101, 135 Ash. Jody—59 Aoblc. Bobby—59. 88 August. Mork—59, 103, 104, 105 Ayers, David—51, 113 Ayers, Steve—44, 112 B. Babetski. Linda—44, 90. 93, 97. 98 Bader, Daryl—59, 86. 96, 104 Bodertscher, Leonard—44 Badertscher, Leslie—29. 95. 135 Baich, Ernest—29. 43. 76. 124, 128. 135 Bailey. Robert—59. 86, 125 Baird. Karen—29, 43. 84. 85. 93. 106. 108. 135 Bamberger, Kathleen—44, 90. 97 Barabos. Edward—51. 89, 113 Barnhart. Rito—51 Bartko, Dean—44 Baxter, Pat—59. 88 Beodling, Barb—59, 82, 88. 95. 96 Beodling, Shirley—51, 87, 95. 96 Bcazcl. Sandro—51. 87. 95, 96 Beck, Robert—44 Bednarr, Carol—59, 94, 95 Behrendt. Cindy—59. 75. 86. 91. 95. 96, 100, 103 Belknap, David—51, 89 Bender, Annette—29, 90, 135 Bender. Dovid—44, 101, 112, 113. 132. 133 Bender. Ron—29, 84. 112, 135 Bennett, Brion—51, 87, 93. 103 Bennett, Duaine—59. 86 Benz. Carol—30. 84, 93. 97. 135 Berry. Diano—59, 86. 95, 96. 103 Bethel. Julie—44, 85. 88. 93. 97. 103. 104 108 Bigelow. Barbara—44, 95, 97, 105, 107 Bixler. Pom—30. 90. 93. 95, 98. 99, 135 Bixlcr, Sheila—51. 86. 89, 95 Blackstone. Linda—30, 99. 120. 122, 135 Blank, Dovid—59, 86. 108, 132, 134 Block, Linda—59. 88. 90. 103 Boebinger, Chos—51. 82. 87. 91, 93, 103, 104, 105. 121 Boebinger. Jan—30 , 43 . 83 , 85 . 89. 90. 93 . 98. 100. 101, 135 Boerner, John—30. 84, 103. 104, 105. 135 Boomhower, Betty—51 Booth, Richard—59, 86 Boron, Daniel—51 Boron. David—30. 112. 115. 135, 134 Boron, James—51 8oron, Thomos—44, 113 8oston, Peggy—59. 95. 1Q4 Bow, Pot—52 Boyd. Lindo—60 Bayer, Tom—52. 101 Bradshaw, Lorry—52. 60. 101 Bradshaw, Roger—44, 88 Brady, Cindy—60 Brady, Juanita—44, 75. 85. 99 Brady. Robert—60. 94 Braid. John—44 Brauchcr, Don—30, 11? INDEX Braucher, Daniel—52, 115. 135 Braucher, Gary—60 Braucher, Madeline—52, 88, 96, 98, 121 Brockbill, Elaine—60. 86. 95. 104 Brentzel, Poul—5? Brentzel, Richard—45 Bresson, Mary—45. 97 Breyfogle, Michael—42, 82, 87 Breyfogle, Steven—45, 85, 86 Brick, Sandro—68 Brisbine, Floyd—30, 135 Brooks, Rose—52, 96, 98 Brooks, Violet—30. 135 Broskie, Bob—52 Brower. Joy—52, 87, 93, 125 Brower. Wando—52 Brown, Pomuela—52, 95, 98, 104 Brown, Patsy—30, 104, 105, 135 Brown, Terry—60. 88 Browning, Bonnie—60 Brumbaugh, Fred—31, 43, 112, 115, 135 Brumbaugh, Jockie—31, 84, 89, 90, 93, 135 Bubenchik, Tim—60, 86. 103, 105, 113 Buck, Alice—60, 104 Buckwalter, Carol Ann—60. 88 Burch, Carol—60, 104 Burger, James—45, 50, 112, 113, 125 Burtnett, Russ—60, 88 Burton. Nancy—45, 85, 90, 93, 95, 97 Burton, William—31. 112, 135 Butzer, Amy—45 c. Cable, Randy—60. 125 « Callahan, Nancy—60 Cameron, Nancy—52, 96 Cameron, Roger—60 Canter, Leslie—60 Canterbury, Suzanne—52, 89, 90, 93 96 Cartiea, Gregory— 45 Casper. Bruce—45. 75, 112, 113 Chaney, Richord—52 Charlton, Bill—45 Charlton, Roberta—60, 96. 103 Cbcv'caux, Roy—45, 85 Cholley, Carol—45 Clapper, Donald—52. 113 Cogon, Kay—60, 96 Cole, Jock—45 Coltrin, Mark—60 Combs. Pat—31. 1 35 Combs, Sandy—52 Conaway, Rich—31. 112, 114. 117. 135 Conrady, Douglas—60 Cooley, Linda—52, 87, 96, 104 Cooper, 8etty—60, 95 Corbet, Susan—31, 83, 95. 101. 84. 135 Cordes. Patrick—23, 60. 86. 103, 105. 113. 125 Cossentino, Kathleen—52, 90, 95. 109 Cossentino, Mary—60, 93 Craig, Arlene—45, 95. 104 Craig, Wayne—31, 135 Crawford, Allen—31. 103, 105, 135 Crowford. Tod—52, 87, 132. 134 Crisp, Susan—31, 93, 135 Crone, Charles—52, 88 Cuker. Dennis—45 D. Dahlberg, Danny—31, 135 Dohlcr, Bill—60. 86 Daniska, Paul—60, 88, 92, 103, 105. 125 Davis. Barbara—45, 97. 99 Davis. Dennis—60, 86, 107 Davis, Judy—45, 97, 99 Davis. Lois—60, 86. 95, 108 Dovis, Morty—32, 43, 71, 89, 93, 135 Day. Bill—32. 82. 70. 84. 102. 112. 116, 135 Doy. Jeff—52. 87. 92 DeMuesy, Ken—60, 113 DeMuesy, Rickey—52, 113 DeMuesy, Robert—52 Dennis. Dee—52. 75. 90. 104 Derwocter, Glenda—52. 87 Dcrwacter, Tommy—60. 94 Detwiler, Clifford—45, 112 Diano, Chuck—45, 124 Diana, Philip—60 Dice, Orva—52. 113 Di.eble, Peggy—45 Diehl, Mark—88 Diehl, Williom—52 Dienes, Diane—52, 96 Dilger, Jeonnine—60, 86 Domer, Diane—60. 96, 98 Diller, Glenna—85 Oilier, Lowell- 52. 88, 132, 134 Douglas, Jim—60, 88, 125 Douglas, Kathy—45, 75, 93. 97, 98 Dretke, Dovid—60, 113 Drew, John—61, 88. 113, 125 Drew, Karen—32, 84. 85, 93. 98. 135 Drury. Dennis—52 Dugan, Virginia—61. 86 Dunbar, Randoll—52 Dunkley, Susan—52, 87, 95, 96. 104 Dunlap, Jay—61, 88 Dunlop, Richard—45 Dunning, Karen—45, 95, 97 Dwiggins, Goil—61, 86, 95 Dwiggins, Laurel—52, 87, 104 E. Eakins. Robert—61 Eckenrode, Jeanne—45, 85, 93, 95, 96, 188 Eckenrode, Larry—45 Eckenrode, Marie—61 Eckenrode, Robert—52, 88, 112, 118 Eckert. Cindy—61. 86, 95, 96, 104, 135 Eckert, Dennis—45, 113, 124 Eckert. Marty—32, 75, 93. 100, 102 Eddy. Shirley—61. 94. 96. 108 Ellis, Allan—52. 87 Ellis, Buzz—51, 52, 82, 87, 125 Emanuelson, Bev—61. 86 Emonuelson, Gary—53, 89, 113, 125 Emery. Williom—61. 103. 105 Emhoff, Ron—28, 32 , 75 , 82 , 84, 100, IC2. 108. 123, 135 Etling, Barb—61, 88. 96, 123, 132 Etlinq, Karen—32. 71. 82. 83, 84. 93, 97, 100, 101, 122, 123, 135 Everhart, Judy—45, 99 Elwen. Rex—61. 113 F. Poverty, John—45 Fenstermaker, Larry—53, 113 Ferguson, Brion—61 Fetrow, Tom—61 Fields, Barbara—53, 108 Fierstas, Barb—61, 88, 96, 104 Fierstos, John—32. 103, 105. 135 F.lkill, Debbie—61, 94, 96, 98. 109 Filliez, Thomos—61 Fisher, James—53. 88 Flinn, Gene—32, 135 Flood. Tom—61, 88 Floom, Betty Jane—61 Floom, Charlene—53, 87, 96 Floom, Cynthia—45 Foom, Phyllis—32. 135 Forgon, Cheryl—53, 88, 96 Formet. Robert—45. 101 Forrest. Candy—61. 94 Foster, Pot—61, 103 Fowler, Sherry—53, 96 France, Tom—45 Frazee, C;ndy—53. 94, 95, 96, 98 Freytag, Mike—51, 53, 89. 112, 1J3, 125 Fribley. Roy—45, 85 Fribley, Vivian—61 Fricker, Marilyn—45, 88, 95, 97 Fricker, Norma—61, 88, 96, 107 Fromm, Lorry—23, 61, 86. 113, 125 Fulton, Barb—53, 87. 93, 96. 104 G. Gabor, Andro—62, 98, 109 Gabor, Dianne—45 Garaux, Yvonne—32, 135 Gardner, Paul—45, 67, 133 Gardner. Rickey—62. 103, 105, 113, 134 Gorman, Barbara—53, 96 Garratf, Judi—45, 75, 83, 85. 93, 100. 101 Gorratt Pam—62, 88, 95, 96 Garver, Gail—62, 86 Garvin. Elaine—33. 90. 97, 135 Gates, Lindo—53. 96. 106, 108 Gotti, Cynthia—53. 89, 93, 95, 96, 98 Gaul, Christine—53 , 87, 96, 104 Gaul, Penny—45 Gaynes. R.chord—53. 88, 113, 125 Geib, John—46, 85, 103, 104, 105, 108 Geis, Robert—62, 113 Geis, Sheryl—53, 87. 96. 104 Gerber, Paul—46. 82, 112. 115 German, Linda—33, 95. 99, 104, 135 Gessner, Holly—46, 75, 99. 106, 107 Gessner, Penni—62, 94, 96, 122, 123 Getz, Joyce—46 Gilmore, Sue—33. 95, 97, 120, 135 Glenn. Steve—62 Gongloff. Bill—33, 135 Goodwin, Barbaro—62 Goodwin, Bill—46 Goodwin, Glenn—46 Gordon, Lourena—46, 97 Gradijan, Richard—53, 75, 113 Greening, Tom—33, 102, 112, 116, 84, 124. 129, 135 Grant, Susan—33, 89, 93, 135 Graybill, Ronnie—62, 86, 125 Graybill. Sandra—33 , 97, 104, 135 Greer, Serena—46, 86, 85, 90 Griffin, Sharon—33, 99, 136 Griffith, Pat—46. 65, 99 Grove, Tom—62, 88, 103, 105, 113, 125 Grund. Robert—53. 87. 113 Gyilliouma, Diane—53. 96, 107 Guilliouma, Dick—46, 89, 100 Guillioumo, Kathy—46. 85, 86, 93, 97, 99 Guisf, Cindy—46, 88, 90, 93. 97, 98 H. Hoer, Arthur—59, 62, 88, 113, 125 Hoer, Bonnie—33. 82, 90, 93, 97, 98. 99, 136 Haer, Kenneth—53, 113 Haines, Sandra—53, 89, 96, 107 Halter. Beverly—33. 83, 89, 93, 97, 98, 100, 101. 136 Halter, Donna—62, 95, 96 Halter, Janet—51, 53, 82. 87, 95, 96 Hoi ter, Jeanne—28. 34, 73, 85. 90, 93, 95. 97. 131. 136 Halter, Kenneth—53 Hamersley, Wayne—34, 136 Hampton, Tom—50 Hones, Bill—34. 83, 84, 101. 102, 136 Hansen, Bill—46 Harder, Jerry—62 Hardwick, Tim—54, 91, 103. 105 Harold, Beverly—62. 88, 96, 109 Harold. Jim—46, 92 Harper, Bonnie—34, 95, 97, 136 Hartzell, John—62, 132, 134 Harper, Roger—62, 88, 132 Harper, Steve—62, 86, 108 Harper, Tom—62, 88 Harriman, Carl—62. 88 Harris, Bruce—34 . 70, 84, 102, 112, 115, 136 Harris, Dennis—46 Harris, Margaret—62, 96, 121 Harrold, Leslie—62. 86, 103 Harter, Brad—44. 46, 82. 125 Hartman, Ronnie—62 Hartman, Sandro—34, 90, 97. 98, 99, 101, 136 Hartzell, John—62. 132, 134 Haverty, Sendee—62 Hearne, Carol—54, 95. 96, 103 Heavilin, Robert—46, 108 Heovilin, Vicki—54 , 96, 108 Heifger, Dolores—62 Heifger, Raymond—34, 112, 115, 136 Heller, Connie—46 Heller, Judy—62 Helmick, Jayne—46 Henderson. Pifti—54, 96, 100, 120, 122, 123 Henry, Darlene—46, 97 Henry. Nancy—62, 103 Henze, Bruce—34. 112, 114, 116, 124, 136 Henzel, Leonard—54, 89 Herman, Dennis—54, 89 Hershberger, Gerald—54 Hershey, Judy—46, 107 Hickle, Jock—43. 54 Hickle, Lorry—31. 136 Higgins, John—54 Hill, Jyl—54, 87. 94. 95, 96, 98, 120 Hill, Richard—62. 86, 103, 105 Hoff, Kathy—46, 97. 98 Hoffman. David—54 Hoffman, Howard—62 Hoffman, Ronald—62, 113 Hopps, Diana—54, 108 Hopps, Robert—54 Horning, Dale—62 Horning. Rosalind—35, 79, 89, 95, 107, 136 Horst, Robert—46, 109 Horton, David—35, 136 Hostetler, Dennis—35, 84, 92, 102, 136 Hoot. M.ke—88, 113 Hoverkamp, Duane—44, 46, 82, 85 Howe, Susan—35, 97, 99. 136 Howenstinc, Bill—35, 36 Huey, Dole—62 Huff, Tom—62 Hunt, Brian—54. 87. 105 Hursh, Eric—54, 89 Hufhmacker, Deon—35. 136 Iceman, Lorry—47 Iceman, Ronald—54 Ivins, Judith—35, 95, 99, 104, 136 J. Jasinski, Judith—54, 87, 96 Jobe, Steve—35, 101, 136 Johnson. Barb—54. 82. 87, 95, 96. 98, 104, 121 Johnson, Carolyn—35, 90, 93, 97, 98, 136 Johnson, David—47 Johnson, Diana—47, 90, 98, 99 Johnson, Diane—54, 96, 97 Johnson, Jerry—47 Johnston, Jolcne—89, 93 , 96, 109 Jolliff, Scott—35. 136 Jones. Joe—62, 88, 103, 105, 125 Jordan, Joanne—47, 90, 97, 98, 99 K. Kambrick, Diana—47, 97, 99 Keck, Dan—36, 112, 136 Keely, Thomas—54 Keller. Lynn—62. 88. 103 Kelley, Pomelo—47, 95. 97, 99 Kelly, Betsy—47, 87, 95, 97 Kelly. Linda—62. 86, 96, 107 Kennedy, Pot—54, 87 Kershaw. Roy—36, 92, 100, 103, 105, 136 Kiefer. Karen—62, 98. 104 Kirby. Sandra—54 Kirk. William—54, 87 Klainski, John—63, 88 Klinge, John—36. 136 Knisley, Linda—63, 82. 88. 96. 107 Kohl, Marian—63. 88, 91, 96 Kohl, Vesta—63. 88. 96, 98 Kompara. Morionne—63, 88, 91, 95, 96, 101, 104 Koneft, Ronald—55 Kraft, Roger—55. 87. 125 Kroig, Bridget—36, 95, 106, 136 Krebs, Judy—47, 85, 87, 95, 97 Krnach, Aody—47 Kroeger, Carol—47, 89, 95, 97, 98, 107 Kuhn, Lorry—55, 87. 92, 113, 125 Kurzen, Mark—55 Kurzen, Paul—63, 113 L. Loose, Linda—55, 87, 95. 96 Laboucane, Julian—47, 109 Lamp, Linda—47. 85, 94, 97 Lamp. Terry—63, 86, 103, 105, 113, 125 Lance, Barb—63, 94 Landenfeld, Bruce—47 Landis, Jerry—36, 112, 136 Landis, Terry—55, 113 Lasher, Sue—47 Lasher, Tom—63, 103, 105 Lappin, Debra—55, 89, 108 Laston, Ronald—63 Laughery, Lois—47, 97, 99 Loursen, Jeffrey—47, 88 Laursen, Rex—63, 88 Lawrence, Linda—55, 89, 94, 96, 98 Leach, Jeon—55 LeBarre. Barb—36, 99, 136 LcBeau, Dovid—47, 108 Leister, Regina—63, 94, 95, 96 Leonard, Jim—36, 89, 136 Leonard. Kay—47. 90, 97, 99 Lesh, Linda—63, 86. 96. 109 Lewis. Johnnye—63, 82, 88. 96, 109 Lewis, Sherilyn—55, 90, 95 Leydo, Nancy—63 , 94 , 95, 96 Liggett, Larry—47, 85, 102, 108 Lightbody, Kim—55 Lipn, Jeanne—63 Loch, Vicki—55, 96 Long, Dovid—55, 87, 132, 134 Lorenz, Joyce—47, 104 Lorenz, Richard—63, 113 Lowe. Bonnie—63 Lowe, Solly—55, 96. 98 Lowe, Skip—47 Lucas, Daniel—55, 86 Lucas. Kathy—47. 88, 90, 95, 100, 122, 123 Luthi, Jade—36, 136 Lux, Frank—55. 87 M. Mock. Joan—47. 89, 93, 95, 97, 98 Mockley. Jeano—47, 85, 88, 93, 97, 79 Mogers, Christa—63, 86, 96, 103 Malcuit, Jim—55 Mallalieu, Sherman—63, 88. 103, 105 Mansfield. Cynthia—47, 97 Mantor, Jeffrey—46, 53. 63. 86. 91 Morchand, Susan—63. 94. 109 Mannokis, Stello—47, 101 Marnin. Duane—55 Martin, Elaine—28. 36. 43, 76, 82. 84. 91, 93. 100. 136 Morf.n, Janice—55. 87. 92. 95. 96, 97. 100 Martin, Mike—63. 125 Martin, Sue—47. 88. 90. 97, 104 Manilii, Kothleen—63. 90, 94, 95, 96 Morzilli. Carol—47. 90, 97. 99 Masters, Jean—55. 109 Mathcno. Mark—64 Matheson, Beth—55, 96, 99 Matheson, Sylvia—47, 98. 109 Matheson, Sylvia—47, 98. 109 Matthews, Sandy-47, 92, 95, 97. 85. 103. 104 May, Dennis—55 McCormick. M-ke—36. 84. 93. 100. 136 McCorf. Peggy—47. 92, 97. 101 McGronor. Solly—136 McKee, Nancy—47 McKelvey, Eileen—55. 87. 95. 96. 104 McMullon, John—64, 109 McNutt. Neal—55 McReynolds. Ted—55, 87. 125 Medure, Frank—64, 86 Meek. Ed—47. 82 Meek. Fred—55. 89 Meeting, Jane—55. 91. 93. 96. 98, 103 Mehl, Dav;d—47 Melv.n, Terrie—64. 88, 104. 121 Mercier, Pat—47 Mercier, Tim—48, 103, 105 Merrill, Eugene—55 Mertz. Robert—64. 103, 105 Messenger, Kay—64. 86 Michael, Alexander—64 , 86, 125 Michael. Nancy—37, 83, 84. 93. 97. 98. 101. 136 Michaels, Tom—55 Midoy, Becky—48, 99 Miday, Mork—64 M.kus. Michael—37. 112. 136 Miller, Arietta—64. 1C4 M.ller, Bruce—48 Miller, Dean—55, 132. 133 Miller, Harold—48. 88 M ller. Janet—64. 86, 95. 96, 103. 108 M ller. Judy—64. 86. 95 Miller. Roger—37. 102. 112. 136 M;ller, Ted—64 Minfer, Bruce—64, 91 Mitchell. David—55 Moouro, Sendee—48, 90, 97. 99 Mohler, Vicki—48. 97. 99. 101. 103. 104 Moll, Ed—37, 89, 108. 136 Montgomery, Bob—37, 83, 84. 102. 112, 117. 124. 129. 136 Montgomery, Gory—37. 102. 112, 116, 124 129, 136 Moorehead. Roberto—48. 88. 95. 99. 107 Morns, Terry—48, 113 Mosley. Down—64. 94 Motfice, Tom—87. 125 Moyers Dave—55, 89 Mutter, Beverly—55. 89. 107 Myers, John—48 Myers. Rheo—64. 88, 96. 98 Myers, William—55 Myzk. Bill—64 N. Neol, Carol Ann—64, 94. 103 Nelson, Connie—64, 88, 95. 96, 101. 104 Nixdorf, Ron—37, 136 Nolon. Helen—89, 93. 95, 96. 98 Norman, Joanne—48. 89, 93, 95. 99. 85 Norris, Anna—64, 86. 95, 107 Nye. Jock—37, 124, 128. 136 o. O Connor, Jim—56, 75, 91, 125 O'Connor, Poul—59, 64, 82, 88 Olnhausen, David—56, 89 Orr, Dwight—37, 136 Orton, Lynne—55, 37, 98 Otrembo. Barri Beo—56, 89, 96, 98, 103 P. Paul. Karen—37. 99, 136 Paul. Mork—56. 82. 87, 125 Paulik, Pamela—64, 96, 104 Peok, Jeffrey—64, 86 Pearson, Goy—23, 64. 88 Perault. Nancy—48, 91, 97. 98 Perkins, Bob—48 Persons, Steve—56, 87, 125 Peters, Bruce—64 , 86. 103, 105, 125 Phores, Don—56 Phillips, Dorothy—56, 87, 93, 95. 96. 108 Phillips. Pol—56. 87, 95. 96. 108 Phillips, Robert—56, 87, 101 Phillips. William—48, 85, 109 Pickering, Peggy—64, 88, 96, 98, 103 Pitkin, Barry—64 Pizzino, Tony—64 Pizzino, Mory Jo—56, 87, 93, 109 Pofh, Patti—38. 90, 95, 136 Powell, Jim—38 Powel. Joyce—64, 94 Proto, Ben—38, 43, 124, 128. 137 Prato, Gary—64, 125 Preece, Jackie—48, 97. 99 Price. Judy—56, 75, 98. 104, 120 Price, Martha—48, 99 Prifz. Carol—38. 79, 83, 84, 86. 93. 102, 104, 137 Pritz, Judy—56, 87, 96. 104 Puddington, Pat—56, 89, 91. 96, 101, 107 Puente, Fred—38, 43. 101, 137, 124, 128 Puskos, Cheric—48 Q. Ouass, Janet—38, 83, 84. 86, 93. 98. 97. 102, 137 Quass, Linda—48. 85, 98, 99, 103, 104 R. Romga, Mary—56, 87. 93. 96, 104 Romsier, Judy—64, 96 Romsier, Pom—64, 96 Randles, Carolyn—48 Randles, Gary—64 Rank, Karen—64 , 96. 109 Rank, Terry—48, 91 Rankl. Carol—48 Rastottor, Arthur—56, 87 Reed. Holly—56. 87. 91, 104. 105 Reed, Kent—48, 101, 108 Reel, Helen—48. 99 Rees. Robyn—56. 96, 107 Rees, Susan—48, 97 Regulo, Louise—64, 108 Reicosky, Helen—38, 90. 97. 99. 137 Reiderman, Jack—46 Reiderman, Tom—65, 103, 105 Rennecker, David—56. 87 Rennecker, Howard—38, 83, 84. 101 102 112, 114. 115, 119, 124, 129. 137 Reynolds. Don—48, 89. 91, 103. 105 Reynolds, Donald—56 Rhine, Terry—65, 88. 125 Richeson, Gary—38, 101, 137 Richeson, Terry—137 Ricker, Mike—38. 92 Ridenbaugh, Terry—65, 86, 107 Riehl, Tom—65. 88, 103. 105, 125 Ries, Bruce—48 Riley, Pot—56 Rinehart, Jerry—65 Rinehart, John—39, 137 Ripple, Bill—65, 88, 125 Risher, Thelma—65, 103 Richie. John—56. 125 Ritchie, Ellen—48. 97, 99 Ritchie, Karen—65. 86. 96 Roach, Jim—39. 112, 117, 119, 137 Roberts, Danny—56, 87 Roberts, Linda—48. 95, 106, 107, 130, 131 Roberts, Marvin—65, 86, 109 Robertson, Betty—56, 96 Rodocker, Karen—48. 99 Roe. Mary—65 Rohr, Darlene—65 Rohr, Harold—39. 137 Rohr, Jo Ann—39, 91, 99, 101 Rohr, John—56 Rohr, Kenneth—48 Rohr, Marlene—48, 99 Rohr. Susan—56. 89. 93. 103 Rohr, Tim—56 Rohr, Tim—65 Rose. Dale—48. 125 Rosenberger, Linda—56, 88, 108 Ross, Mary—65, 94 Ross, Nancy—44, 48. 79. 82. 83. 85, 86. 93. 97, 102 Roth, Phyllis—48, 97. 99 Roth. Richard—65. 86. 103, 105 Ruby, Cheryl—56 Ruby, Kenneth—56, 89 Rummins, Joy—56, 89. 93 , 96. 97, 101. 121 Rummins, Tim—39. 72. 102. 112, 114, 116, 119, 124, 128. 137 Russ, Bob—48, 85. 91, 102. 108 Russell. Kay—49, 97 s. Saenger, Lee—39 Safreed, Don--49, 112 Safreed, Richard—56. 89 St. Cloir, Karen—56 Sanders, Dan—49. 112, 115, 132, 134 Sanders, Ted—65, 88. 132. 134 Savchenko. Joyce—39. 75. 89. 91, 95, 97. 104, Schorver, Becky—65, 92. 95 Schorvcr, Susan Jane—65, 104, 107 Schaub, David—65, 125 Schoub, Vernon—39, 137 Schaufele, Jeanne—49. 99 Scheetz, Connie—65, 86. 95. 96 Scheetz, Howard—49 Scheetz, Kenny—39, 137 Scheetz, Linda—56, 95 Scheuerman, Joy—65 Schick, Pom—56, 89, 95. 96 Schlcich, Fred—49 Schmader, Morsha—65, 94, 96 Schneider, Dale—23. 65 Schnoider, Phyllis—56, 87, 95. 96 Schott, Diana—49. 97 Schott, Paul Jr.—65, 88 Schrader. Jeffrey—65. 108 Schreiner, Jean—49, 99 Schubert, Marilyn—57, 96 Schuckerl, James—39, 112, 137 Schuckert, Linda—57, 95, 98, 121 Scott. Chip—66, 86, 103, 105 Schuckert, Lindo—57. 95. 98. 121 Searls, Moryse—57, 87 140 Sebold, Jeri—40, 84. 99. 137 Seibert, Kathy—66, 866, 96. 109 Seifert, Carol—40, 99, 104, 137 Senlz. Wanda—49 Shackelford, Brent—49 Shafer. Bev—57. 89. 96 Shaffer, Rudy—66, 103, 105 Shoffer, Vivian—57 Shorver, Becky—86 Sharver, Sue—86 Shaw, Bonnie—57, 98 Shepardson, Doug—57 Sheppler, Robert—66 Shipletf, Dole—66 Shoemaker, Jonet—57. 87, 104 Sibila, Terry—57 Sima, Ted—40 Simon, Carolyn—49 Simon, Fred—57 Simon, Jeff—49. 87, 112, 113 Simon, Kenny—66, 86 Simpson, Bruce—49, 109, 85 Simpson, Kay—66, 88 Simpson, Scott—57, 8 109 Sirotock, Ronald—49 Slayman, Fronces—57, 96, 108 Slicker, Sally—57, 103 Slingloff, Connie—66, 86, 95, 103 Smeltzcr, Tino—57, 89 , 96, 107 Smith, Barbara—66, 93 Smith, Cheryl—40, 137 Smith, Cynthia—49 Smith, Dove—57, 87 Smith, Gory—57 Smith, Undo—49, 74, 97, 99 Smith, Mary Alice—49, 97, 99, 109 Smith, Susie—66, 94 Smith, Ted—66, 88 Smith. Woyne—57 Smoot, Cheryl—57. 95. 96, 109 Smythe, Jean—40, 84. 93, 104, 105, 137 Sneed, Patricia—66, 94, 103 Snyder, David—66, 88, 125 Snyder, Debbie—57, 89, 96 Snyder, Jim—49 Solly, James—66 Sommer, Ruth Anne—49, 89, 101 Spoch, Mark—40, 137 Sponseller, Beverley—40, 99, 97, 137 Stadelman, Bernie—57 Stark. Carol—49, 85, 86. 90, 95, 97 Staver, Claire—57, 75 Stover, Lois—66 Steed, Judith—66, 86, 95 Sfenger, Kenneth—57, 101, 109 Stenger, Richard—66 Stenfz, James—40, 137 Stephen, Deanna—49 , 79, 83 , 85 , 88 , 92 , 93, 102 Stockburger, David—57, 87 Stockburger, Noncy—66, 88, 96 Stonebrook, Solly—66, 94, 95 Stonebrook, Tom—57, 89 Studer. Bob—58 Stfock, Koy—49. 99, 106. 108 Sfuhlddeher, Caroline—49, 98. 101 Sturm. Bill—40. 132, 133, 134, 137 Sturm, James—66, 132 Suite, Pat—58. 89. 90. 93, 96 Sunderland, Charles—89, 113, 125 Surbey, Nancy—66, 94, 103 Swonger, Lynn—40. 97, 99, 137 T. Taylor, Carol Ann—66, 88, 96 Taylor, Carolyn—66 Tgylor. Dave—49 Taylor, Richard—58 Taylor. Tom—50, 112 Teagarden, Carol—66, 109 Theis, John—66 Thomas, Bill—41, 137 Thomas, Donno—58, 96. 107 Thompson, Jeffrey—66, 88 Thompson, Maryland—58, 88, 116, 132, 134 Trachsel, Dennis—50, 106, 109 Turns, James—58, 134, 137 Turns, Judy—41, 99 u. Ulm, Linda—41. 54, 84. 93. 104, 137 Ulmer, Marvolene—58, 87, 95, 96, 103 Uplinger, Dale—66 Uplinger, Lee—50 Urban, Dovid—50, 87 V. Vadosz, Reginol—66 Voldiserri. Lois—50, 90. 95. 97, 99. 101 Van Camp, Ray—66 Vaughn, Morion—66, 86, 95, 96, 103 Vaughn, Rebecca—66. 90 Venosdle, Margaret—66 Vernon. Sandy—41, 93, 97, 104, 137 Vinton. Daniel—58, 132, 133 Vittling, Janice—66 W. Wogstaff, Sue—58. 89. 90. 95, 96, 98 Waldick, Marlene—58, 96, 98 Wallenhurst, Doug—41, 82, 102, 112, 114, 117, 137 Walther, Dean—58, 87, 93 Warner, Jane—66, 94, 96, 108 Warner, Mary Alice—50, 97, 99, 109 Warwick, Dee—67, 96 Watts. Sandro—66 Weekley, Linda—67, 88, 104 Weidman, David—41, 137 Weidman. Mina—50 Weirich, Gordon—58, 89 Weisfer, Ronnie—58, 125 Weisz. John—67 Welch, Larry—41 Weltlich, Roberto—50, 75, 85. 95, 97. 103 104 Wclty, Gail—58, 65. 88. 96. 98 Welly, Terry—67, 88 Werner, Donno—50, 79, 85, 86, 90, 93 Wcsie, Judith—67 West, Nancy—67, 88. 96, 98, 107 West, Ston—50, 79, 88 Wheeler, Jim—41, 43, 137 Wheeler, John—54 Whitacre. Lorry—28. 41. 70. 84, 102, 112, 124 129, 137 White, Michael—67, 86 Wildmon. Lonna—58, 65, 75, 96, 98, 130, 131 Wilhelm, Don—58, 89 Wilhelm, Terree—41. 54 . 71, 83 . 84 , 93 , 98. 102, 137 Willamon, Chip—42, 112, 137 Willoman, Kathy—44, 50, 75, 82, 85, 90, 93, 95. 97. 98 Willoman, Patti—67, 95, 96, 98 Williams, Bruce—67 Williams, Denise—58. 96, 106, 107 Wiliams, Donno—42, 82, 93, 100, 106, 107. 130, 131, 137 Williams, Eileen—42. 89, 90. 93. 97, 137 Williams, Linda—58 Williams, Noncy—58, 89, 95. 96, 109 Wilson, Kenneth—58. 89 Winkler, Pamello—67. 86. 95. 104 Wise, John—86 Witmer, Bev—50, 86 Wolfe. Kay—42, 93, 97. 99. 137 Workinger, Elden—50 Woringer, Leroy—67, 103, 105 Wright, Jim—67, 125 Wright, Robert—50 Wright, Susan—50. 83. 85. 86. 93. 97. 101 Wright. Tom—67, 103, 105, 125 Wycuff, Tom—58, 87 Wyles, Kathy—58, 89. 93, 96 Wyles, Steve—50 Y. Yingling, William Young, Blaine—67. 88, 91, 125 z. Zbinden, Donald—67 Zeller, Jim—58. 101 Zettler. Mary Jo—15, 50. 82, 85. 86, 79, 93, 95. 102, 103. 104 Ziesmer, David—42, 137 Zink, Jeffrey—67, 86, 91 Zink. Tim—58, 87. 113, 132, 134 Zinslen, Borb—50, 85, 99, 106, 109 Zintz, Ron—42. 61, 84. 124, 137 Zuber, Tom—58 Zucker, Suzonne—50, 88 Zupp, Brad—50 FACULTY Amocher, Walter—14 Baxter, Lois—14, 28 Berg. John—15. 28, 74. 132 Blackstone, Marilyn—19 Bond, Virginia—22 Burgess, Howard—19 Clark, Beverlee—23, 98 Colson, James—21, 84 Davidson, Norwood—14. 74 Day, Jeanne—16 DcMooy, Robert—15, 124, 125 Dutka, Harry—18 Essig, William—13 Fenton, Victor—12 Gatchell, Lowrence—22 Gates, Clarence—24. 106 Geib, Elmer—17, 88. 89 Hoversfock. 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MASSILLON'S MOST COMPLETE LINES OF CLOTHING AND SHOES BORDNER'S SINCE 1910 Massillon's Finest Food Markets Home Owned and Operated Compliments of JOHNNIE'S PASTRY SHOPS Amherst Park Shopping Center Massillon TE 2-9666 109 Werti Ave., Canton GL 5-6464 THE N. Mohler LUMBER LUMBER CO. BUILDER S supplies MILL WORK PLANNING SERVICE 4214 Portage Road N. W. North Canton 20, Ohio Phone 499-5461 PYRAMID ROOF TRUSSES 146 Look to HOOVER for the World’s Finest Home Care Appliances Floor Polisher-Scrubbers Commercial Die Castings • Electronic Component Shampoo-Polishers MONTY'S HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES ZENITH RADIOS AND TELEVISION AMERICAN GAS AND OIL Paints, Galvanized Ware and Hardware 5809 WALES AVE. N. E. DIAL TE 2-6817 FREMONT MONTGOMERY. Owner 147 WsEvi INSURANCE THAT INSURES” LINCOLN WAY a d THIRD STREET, N. E___MASSILLON, OHIO WALTER T. SORG PRESIDENT AND TREASURER TEmpIc 2 1556 First National Bank Amherst Radio and TV Amherst Barber Shop Amherst Beauty Salon Sugar Bowl Young's I.G.A. Troy Laundry Briner Drugs Rand Hardware Evening Optimist Compliments of Mortons Amherst Bowling Lanes Kiddie's Korner Curio and Floral Shop Brighten-Up Store Ben Franklin Store Merit Shoes George-Ann's Specialty Shop Siber's Men's Store Johnnies Bakery P. J. Bordner Amherst Service Center Ted's A W Root Beer Dutch Oven McDonalds DRIVE-IN 4757 Tuscarawas 47th .and Cleveland N. W. CANTON LAKE CABLE CARRI-OUT Open 7 A.M.— II P.M. Weekdays 9 A.M. — 9 P.M. Sundays 148 THE DART WESTERN SHOP RECREATION HALL 4400 Portage St., N. W. NORTH CANTON. OHIO Hall Available for Parties — Meetings — Receptions Shoppe Has Line of Western Clothes and Shoes HY 9-4353 Compliments of LAKE CABLE NURSERY complete garden supplies 5110 Fulton Dr., N. W. HY 9-4786 Enjoy miniature golf at CORAL GABLES and a treat at the DRIVE INN 4432 Fulton Drive 492-2268 Compliments of LANTZ PEAT MOSS, INC. 4596 Fulton Drive, N. W. Canton, Ohio Phone 492-2566 and 492-2913 Compliments of STARK EQUIPMENT CO. Farm and Industrial Equipment MASSEY-FERGUSON—GEHL—NEW HOLLAND 6825 Wales Ave., N. W. 499-5454 AVONDALE PHARMACY 3976 Fulton Dr., N. W. Canton, Ohio 492-1343 Across From St. Michael’s Church Personalized Prescription Service SIDNEY G. FISHER JAMES L. GRECO Compliments of SNYDER MOWER 4211 Hills and Dales Rd. 492-3800 MARY GEIB FLOWERS 2638 Fulton Road, N. W. CANTON, OHIO CALL GL 5-0149 Best Wishes, Class of '63 THE RANCH HOUSE BEAUTY SALON HY 9-6752 Compliments of PRY'S BODY SHOP Painting — wrecks rebuilt 6332 Wales. N. W. TE 2-1000 LAUGHERY'S SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS PARTS—ACCESSORIES 7780 Wales Ave., N. W. HY 9-9042 GUMMERE SALES SERVICE Johnson Outboard Motors Cruisers Inc.—Glasspar MFG and Starcraft and Boats Gator Trailer's Parts—Access and Repairs Lawnmowers—also 2600-FULTON ROAD N. W. GL 3-7692 CANTON 9, OHIO 149 The Grasshopper and the Twig TO che bulging eyes of the grasshopper it was just a spray of green young twigs, full of sap and spring. The next instant one of the twigs lunged forward. The ’hopper was clamped in a pair of vise-like arms. The Praying Mantis, twig-shaped hunter of the insect world, began to dine. Natural camouflage is not restricted to insects. Human twigs”, too, disguise their deadliness. Communists look and act and talk just like other people. If we as individuals cannot penetrate the Com- munists’ disguise, how can we possibly combat them? The answer is so simple it is widely ignored. We can keep them out of positions of trust, where they can really harm us—simply by being in those positions of trust ourselves. It means that many more of us must make the same kind of extra effort the Communists will- ingly make. It means ordinary citizens getting into active politics, joining civic organizations, doing the jobs the Communists would like to do. It means work, no two ways about it. But if true Americans don’t do it. Communists gladly will. And it’s work by which we could provide a powerful defense against our perfectly-disguised enemies, the Communists. The Timken Roller Bearing Company Canton 6, Ohio $ 150 mmimi nnm MARKET a FVRST ST. H.E. VVkVSQNL, Pipe Valves and Fittings H. J. ROTHWELL BENSON TYPEWRITER CO. Compliments of 401 Fourth Street, N. W. CANTON 2, OHIO PRITCHARD BROS. Home-Dressed Meats State Route 236 Massillon, Ohio TE 2-0777 We Rent, Sell and Repair All Makes of Typewriters MONTGOMERY REALTORS When Buying or Selling Real Estate, Call BOB MONTGOMERY Dial 499-3873 4805 East Boulevard A Good Rule to Go Buy 151 Compliments of LEWIS GREENHO Draperies—Furniture—Carpets 400 S. Main N. Canton SCHAFER-MESSERLY DRUG CO. REXALL DRUG STORE Phone HY 9-2564 Prescription Pharmacists Since 1912 FOUR REGISTERED PHARMACISTS A Fine Drug Store in a Fine Community 113 SOUTH MAIN NORTH CANTON, OHIO Compliments of MILLER’S FLOWERS 714 So. Main St. No. Canton, Ohio HY 9-2642 Compliments of NORTH CANTON RADIO 440 N. Main N. Canton R.C.A.—ZENITH—MOTOROLA Radio-Dispatched The Finest Service in the County STRAUSSER HOLL HARDWARE Pittsburgh Paints — Lawn Mowers Plumbing, Electric, and Gift Supplies Dial HY 9-5406 902 N. MAIN N. CANTON HUMMEL'S I.G.A. FOODLINER 315 North Main St. NORTH CANTON TED HUMMEL WAYNE HUMMEL SCHILTZ SHOE SERVICE 938 South Main St. NORTH CANTON LINOLEUM—CARPET—FORMICA—ASPHALT TILE FOSNIGHT FLOOR COVERING Telephone HY 9-7755 617 N. Main Ceramic Wall Tile Free Estimates Compliments of JUSTINE'S Gift and Party Shop See Us for Party and Prom Supplies On the Square Dial HY 9-6325 In North Canton It's NYE'S Across From Harter Bank HUTT SCAFFOLD EQUIPMENT, INC. • UNIVERSAL EZEBILT 1280 Main Street, South North Canton 20, Ohio TELEPHONE PAUL HUTT 494-1 41 Pres. ZINK’S BEAUTY SALON 3525 Wales Ave., N. W. MASSILLON, OHIO Phone 832-7156 LARRY—MOLLY GUILLIOUMA 152 MANUFACTURERS OF FINEST QUALITY FEEDS FOR MAXIMUM RESULTS FENCE!! SEEDS!! FERTILIZERS!! LIME!! FARM SUPPLIES!! Compliments of PEOPLES MERCHANTS TRUST CO. STATE BANK 1st SAVINGS LOAN CO. PEOPLE FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN FIRST NATIONAL BANK ICE CREAM very big on FLAVOR The Emblem of Quality Means THE SUPERIOR PROVISION CO. RICE PHARMACY Serving Canton Area for Over 36 Years at Two Locations 7th at Fulton N. W. GL 6-0519 Lake Cable Shopping Center HY 9-8123 RADIO DISPATCHED Free Prescription Pick Up and Delivery A Canton Area First to Serve Our Customers Better. LEW ALUMINUM CO. ALUMINUM SIDING STORM WINDOWS SCREEN REPAIR STORM DOORS SPOUTING JALOUSIES 2604 Fulton Road N. W. SL 4-4113 154 Compliments to the Class of '63 GOLDENFELD’S CLOTHING STORE 169 LINCOLN WAY WEST Massillon's Most Complete Lines of Clothing and Shoes TE 3-6240 Massillon, Ohio MAYTAG - FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE Best Value With Dependable Service MAYTAG MASON CO. 117 Erie St. N. — Massillon, Ohio Store TE 3-3727 FINEFROCK'S of Massillon Quality Home Furnishings SINCE 1902 641 Lincoln Way West Massillon, Ohio MASSILLON PAINT GLASS CO. Quality Paint Products Wallpaper 64 S. ERIE ST. TE 3-5038 The Finest Tailor-mades at LION TAILORS 438 Market Ave., N. Canton, Ohio Compliments of MIDSTATE INDUSTRIAL TRUCK, INC. Your Authoriied Clark Equipment Dealer MASSILLON, OHIO Best Wishes to the Class of '63 C. N. VICARY CO. 415 Market Ave., N. Canton, Ohio TONY CARLONE Factory Finish Watch Repair Phone GLendale 5-4893 515 Cleveland Ave., N. W. CANTON 2. OHIO STUDER'S SPORTING GOODS Your Supplier of Team Equipment 217 THIRD ST. N. W. SL 6-2719 Tom Weber and Staff EWING CHEVROLET Chevrolet Headquarters Since 1914 929 Cleveland Ave. N. W., Canton, Ohio DIAL GL 4-8011 NOLAN COAL COMPANY Fuel Oil Oil and Gas. Furnaces Conversion Burners SL 4-4515 1338 5th N. W. CANTON, OHIO FINNEY’S DRUG STORES 415 Market Ave., N. 515 3rd. St., N. W. CANTON, OHIO 155 Compliments of McARDLE'S I.G.A. MARKET —THE FRIENDLY STORE- LAKE CABLE SHOPPING CENTER 5561 FULTON DRIVE N. W., CANTON The Massillon Steel Casting Company Producers of Dependable Steel Castings for Industrial and Military Requirements Massillion, Ohio Telephone 832-7451 R. D. FRYE HARDWARE NORTH CANTON OHIO 950 South Main Street HY 9-3387 Best Wishes and Finer Furnishings O. M. SMITH APPLIANCES Your Frigidaire Dealer 315 S. Main St. North Canton, Ohio Phone HY 9-5465 WALTAMATH FURNITURE 2727 Lincoln Way E. Massillon, Ohio Free Parking at Door CARL (JUNIE) STARK, Gen. Mgr. Grad, of '39 THE EVENING INDEPENDENT Your newspaper is Freedom's Textbook Bringing you the facts you must have, in order to exercise wisely, the Freedom of Choice, which is basic to all your American Freedoms. 157 Compliments of MARTIN’S STATIONERY Plaza Shopping Center SHAFFER MOTORS COMPANY 1070 First Street, N. E. Massillon, Ohio TEmple 2-9861 THE FIREPLACE STORE Fireplace Fixtures of Distinction 122 2nd S. E. Canton, Ohio GL 2-2729 BOB ZELLER BOB ZELLER JR. THE EXCHANGE BANK COMPANY CANAL FULTON, OHIO F. D. 1. C. INSURED TO $10,000 Congratulations From CANAL MOBILE SERVICE ECONOMY TRACTOR SALES AND SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRS FRANK MEOARE TE 2-4020 Chrysler—Plymouth—Valiant E. E. PARKER MOTOR CO. CANAL FULTON Audio-Visual Equipment for Schools—Churches—Industry M. H. MARTIN COMPANY 1118 Lincoln Way East TE 2-7467 MASSILLON, OHIO Compliments of CANAL CASTINGS, INC. BUD CROWE, Owner Canal Fulton Phone UL 4-2777 SUPERIOR COACH SALES World's Finest School and Transit Coaches SALES, PARTS AND SERVICE MAURICE MOSE ESSIG 5945 Mapledell St., Lake Slagle Canton 8, Ohio HY 9-8538 A. J. DIANA EXCAVATING Phone TE 2-3700 TE 2-5904 For Radio and TV Service 833-2648 AMHERST RADIO AND TV SERVICE AMHERST PARK SHOPPING CENTER MASSILLON, OHIO JIM BROWN Owner STARK ITALIAN CARS, INC. SALES AND SERVICE FINE MOTOR CARS 3603 Cleveland Ave., N. W. Canton 9, Ohio Phone GL 6-8101 158 '63 Graduates: The best to you from THE CLIMALENE COMPANY 1022 9th St., S. W.—Canton ZINK'S DAIRY BAR Delicatessen Store Dinners Groceries DALE E. FORGAN—Owner 3525 Wales Rd., N. W. Massillon, Ohio TE 3-6591 Autographs TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 1� W Wvld • � ••• VlKbMlI • '•, � HE 1963 SUPPLEMENT Graduation Seniors line up and nervously await the long march into the auditorium. Our final goal—receiving the diploma. After many practices the final processional to Pomp and Circumstance is begun. The auditorium was filled to capacity to see the graduation of one of Jackson's best classes. Graduation Miss Linda Ulm, co-valedictorian, thanked many people who have made this graduation possible. Honor is a chain with many links, the class motto, was one of the fine points brought out by the other co- valedictorian, Ronnie Emhoff. The new president of Kent State University, Dr. Robert I. White, gave a message entitled The Old and the New. Ronnie Emhoff, President of the class of 1963, presents Duane Hover kamp. President of the new senior class, the plaque. Commencement Mr. Rader introduces the commencement speaker. Dr. Robert White. Co-Valedictorians Salutatorian Linda Ulm was named one of the co- valedictorians of the Class of 1963 for maintaining a 4. average throughout her high school years. She was named the Outstanding Senior of 1963 by the Admin- istration and Faculty on the basis of co- operation, character, courtesy, and civic leadership. They presented her with a watch. She was also presented the choir award for her faithful service and leader- ship. Ronnie Emhoff, named the other co- valedictorian, also maintained a 4. scholastic average. Ronnie served as the President of the Senior Class and Presi- dent of the Band. He was also voted by his classmates as the senior boy Most Likely to Succeed. Janet Quass, the Salutatorian with a 3.96 average, was elected by the Senior Class as the senior girl Most Likely to Succeed. She was also the winner of this year's D.A.R. Good Citizen's Contest. The two highest girls out of 7 qualifying, com- peted in a test over history and govern- ment. In addition she served as Editor- in-Chief of the yearbook. LINDA ULM RONNIE EMHOFF JANET QUASS Senior Awards ARIAN FOUNDATION MUSIC AWARD Tom Altland was presented the National Arian Foundation Music Award for his cooperation and musicianship. Requirements for this award are: above average music performance, attendance, and per- sonal habits along with scholastic standing. Tom has been a member of the Senior Band for four years and has played his trumpet at many activities. He plays seven instruments and is a member of a combo called The Magnificent Seven. He has also participated in music contests, has been a member of the Malone College Con- cert Band, Northwest Statewide Select Band, Stark County Select Band, Kent State All Star Band, and has served as a student director of Jackson Band. VIOLET BROOKS THE JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD The recipient of the John Philip Sousa Award for 1963 is Danny Ardelean. This award is presented for outstanding work to a male member of the Band. Danny has played in the Jackson Band for four years and has been a student director. He plays the Baritone Saxophone and the Alto Clarinet. He has also played piano at several high school assemblies. He has been a member of the All Northern Ohio Select Band and also was a member of the All District Select Band and the Malone College Select Band. TOM ALTLAND HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Sandy Graybill was the winner of the 1963 Homemaker of To- morrow Contest from Jackson. She received this title and pin for achieving the highest score on a written examination given to all Senior Girls. THE CRISCO TROPHY The Crisco Trophy is given to an outstanding, four-year Home Economics student. This year the trophy was awarded to Vio- let Brooks by Miss Mary McCoy, Home Economics teacher. SANDY GRAYBILL DANNY ARDELEAN Junior-Senior Prom Sue Wright and her escort. Bill Howenstine, Linda Cooley, Bill Gongloff, and Carol Kroeger enter Shady Hollow Country Club, May 3, for the Junior-Senior Prom. Barb Johnson, Tom Altland, Jackie Brumbaugh, Bill Hanes, Chris Gaul, and Danny Ardelean stop to admire the decorations which carried out the theme Paris au Printemps (Paris in the Spring- time). Mike McCormick lights the candle as John Knnge, Ted Sima, John Boerner, Elaine Martin, Mike's date, Mike and Carol Seifert look on. “Paris au Printemps” Mrs. Lininger, Mrs. Rohrbaugh, and Mr. Rohrbaugh seem to be enjoying the refreshments. Junior Class Play CAST: Bob Horst, Larry; Kent Reed, Dan; Jeff Simon, Joe Scales; Lynda Smith, Martha; Sue Wright, Anne; Bruce Simpson, Bill; Stella Marinakas, Mrs. Fitzgerald; Greg Cartiea, Fred; Don Ackley, Dr. Burton; Nancy Perault, Miss Brill; Susan Rees; Lillian; Steve Breyfogle, Mr. Gilbreth; Kay Strock, Mrs. Gilbreth; Bob Format, Jackie; Mary Jo Zettler, Ernestine; Steve Ayers, Frank. “Cheaper by the Dozen” Joe Scales, alias Jeff Simon, leads some of the Gilbreth family in a well- known school cheer. Cheaper by the Dozen, a true story of a family with twelve children living in the Roaring Twenties Era, was pre- sented by the Junior Class and directed by Miss Rutter and her assistant, Jeana Mackley, on April 19 and 20. The Gilbreth family is headed by a stern but loving father, an efficiency ex- pert, who applies his time-saving tech- niques to raising his dozen children. But when he tries to convince his seventeen- year-old daughter Anne that boys, silk stockings, make-up, etc., are a waste of time, he gets absolutely nowhere, and a series of humorous and heart-warming events follows. The play is brought to a tragic climax when Dad, although he has been warned about his bad heart, de- parts for Europe to make a speech on efficiency, a trip from which he and his family know he will never return. Miss Brill tests Anne to see if she is prepared for an early graduation. Choir Musical Li’l Abner On March 28 and 29 the Jackson High Choirs, directed by Mr. Alex- ander Lewis, presented the famous Broadway musical, Li'l Abner ' When Li'l Abner agrees to let Daisy Mae catch him in the Sadie Hawkins Day race, she is overjoyed. However, several complications, in- cluding the proposed dropping of an atom bomb on Dogpatch, Yokum- berry Tonic, and a certain millionaire named General Bullmoose, interfere. But all's well that ends well, and in the end, although there is some doubt as to who's marrying whom, Daisy Mae and Li'l Abner finally do get married. Daisy Mae, Li'l Abner, Mammy and Pappy Yokum. Compone Meetin' Evil Eye Fleagle demonstrates a triple whammy. CAST Li'l Abner Chas Boebinger Daisy Mae ........................... Joyce Savchenko Mammy Yokum ............................ Linda Quass Pappy Yokum Chip Scott Marry in Sam ___________________________ Tom Wycuff Hairless Joe .......................... John Fierstos Lonesome Polecat Pat Cordes Three Scraggs ...................Leroy Workinger, Rick Roth, Bob Mertz Earthquake McCoon ...................... Roy Kershaw Mayor Dawgmeat ........................ Rick Gardner Senator Phogbound_______________________Sherm Mallalieu Moonbeam McSwine -----------------------Sandy Graybill Dr. Finsdale John Boerner General Bullmoose Brian Hunt Appassionata Von Climax -------------- Barb Bigelow Cronies ...... Tom Lasher, Tim Bubenchik, John Geib, Tim Hardwick, Paul Daniska Evil Eye Fleagle Tom Grove Available Jones____________________________Terry Lamp Stupefyin' Jones Carol Buckwalter Secretaries Pat Brown, Judy Pritz, Mary Jo Zettler, Chris Gaul Colonel_____________________________________Tom Rhiel Commentators ............ Bruce Peters, Mark August, Allen Crawford Wives Linda Ulm, Elaine Brechbill, Vickie Mohler, Linda German, Linda Cooley Butler____________________________________Dan Reynolds Father Rule Joe Jones Dancers ............ Christa Magers, Linda Scroggs, Cindy Frailly, Roberta Charlton, Janice Agan, Tim Buben- chik, John Geib, Tom Lasher, Tim Hardwick, Paul Danksda Choir Members Chorus Senior Talent Night Another first this year was the Senior Talent Night. Seniors put on acts and exhibited their special talents. Acts included singing, dancing, pantomime, a White House skit entitled Let Me Say That About This, a one-act play, Pajama Party, and comedy sketches. As usual, the seniors did a great job under the superb direction of Elaine Martin. STANDING: Susie Grant, Marty Davis, Bonnie Haer, Tom Altland, Danny Ardelean, Wayne Craig, Roy Kershaw, Ted Sima, Bridget Kraig, Karen Baird, Donna Williams. SEATED: Jeanne Halter, Bobbie LeBarre, Chris Arigoni, Jean Smythe, Karen Etling, Pam Bixler, Elaine Garvin. FRONT: Jan Boebinger. The Do-Re-Mi skit consisted of Jim Leonard, Susie Grant, Mike Ricker, Terree Wilhelm, Bridget Kraig, Bill Thomas, Patty Poth, and Pam Bixler, standing. Elaine Martin, reclining in the arms of Mike McCormick, John Boerner, and John Fierstos, was the director. The rest were on the stage crew. They include (standing) Larry Whitacre, Howard Rennecker, Bruce Harris, Bob Montgomery, Roger Miller,4fom Graening and Jim Leonard (seated). STANDING: John Fierstos, Howard Rennecker (Jackie), Rich Conaway (J.F.K.), Bob Mont- gomery (Mr. K.), Tim Rummins (Castro), and Doug Wallenhurst (Caroline). SEATED: Mike McCormick, Sandy Graybill, John Boerner, Carol Pritz, Linda Ulm, Linda German, Ronnie Emhoff (Janitor), Mike Ricker (Bobby K.), Jim Leonard (Johnson). ON FLOOR: Jean Smythe, Sandy Vernon and Denny Hostetler (Baby John). Miscellaneous SCHOLARSHIP TEAM: ROW 1: Linda Weekly, Susan Scharver, Mary Ramga, Susan Rohr, Linda Knisley, Chris Gual, Gail Garver, Carol Hearne, Linda Ulm. ROW 2: Mr. Colson, Advisor; Jeanne Eckenrode, Johnnye Lewis, Lynne Orton, Pat Suite, Mary Jo Zettler, Karen Dunning, Sherm Mallalieu, Ray Van Camp, Tom Mottice, Sue Wright. ROW 3: Art Rastetter, Bruce Simpson, John Geib, Larry Liggett, Terry Welty, Paul O'Connor, Dave Ziesmer, Blaine Young, Dave Blank, Jim Harold, Marty Eckert, Jeff Day. ROW 4: Frank Lux, Chas Boebinger, Duane Hoverkamp, Ray Fribley, Don Ackley, Ron Emhoff, Bill Hanes, Bob Mont- gomery, John Boerner, Joe Jones, Steve Breyfogle, Bruce Landefeld. Moonbeam McSwine (Sandy Graybill) poses in front of the outhouse with her pet. A bird's-eye view of the reception line on Class Day. Bill Gongloff accepts his diploma from Mr. Forgan, President of the school board. Joyce Savchenko (front) performs as Mike Andrews, Ernie Baich, Bruce Henze, and Jim Wheeler dance behind her. Baseball Team ROW 1: Mike Andrews, Tim Rummins, Bob Sheppler, Mark Paul, Gay Pearson, Pat Kennedy, Dennis Drury, Brian Bennett. ROW 2: Mr. Fife, Coach; David Rennecker, Gordon Weirich, Gary Emanuelson, Ronnie Graybill, Randy Cable, Jim Harold, Howard Rennecker, Jim O'Connor, Manager. ROW 3: Bob Montgomery, Bruce Henze, Rich Conaway, Ted Sima, Fred Meek, Wayne Craig, Ronnie Bender, Buzz Ellis, Bill Snyder, Dave Long, Mana- ger. RECORD This year's baseball team completed its season with a 10-6 overall record. They compiled a league record of 5 wins and 2 losses. Out of the 21 games scheduled this year, 16 were played and 5 were called. Jackson__________ 7 Jackson.......... 3 Jackson___________5 Jackson__________ 3 Jackson.......... 2 Jackson ......... 5 Jackson__________ 6 Jackson......... 4 Central Catholic______4 Canton South__________ 7 Sandy Valley --------- 1 Perry ............. 2 Lehman_________________4 Marlington ___________ 2 Timken _______________ 2 Louisville ____________2 The Jackson__________ 3 Jackson___________4 Jackson__________ 2 Jackson__________ 3 Jackson__________ 2 Jackson___________2 Jackson.......... 7 Jackson.......... 7 team members watch the Fairless____________________5 Marlington 6 North Canton 3 Fairless .. 1 Perry 1 Louisville 7 Glenwood 6 Glen wood 4 intently. Track Team ROW 1: Ron Zintz, Bruce Simpson, Larry Fromm, Doug Wallen- hurst, Tom Graening, Bill Sturm, Mike Breyfogle, Bob Eckenrode, Jeff Simon. ROW 2: Mr. Steve, Head Coach; Mr. Reese, Assistant Coach; Jim Burger, Bill Burton, Maynard Thompson, Paul Gerber, Dan Sanders, Dick Gaynes, Gary Montgomery, Ken Haer, Manager; Larry Fenstermaker, Manager. ROW 3: John Higgins, Terry Rohr, Dave Schaub, Dave Olnhausen, Tim Hardwick, Larry Liggett, Dan Vinton, Scott Simpson, Bob Geis, John Geib, Rich Lorenz, Orva Dice, Manager. ROW 4: Bill Myzk, Steve Harper, Tad Crawford, Don Safreed, Paul Schott, Joe Jones, Bob Brady, Jeff Thompson, Terry Welty, Terry Rhine, Lowell Diller, Tom Flood, Ronnie Hoffman, Russ Burtnett. The track team this season had a young team. Thirty-five of forty-one participants were under- classmen. Two three year awards were given, one to Bill Sturm, who holds both the mile and half mile records, the other to Bill Burton. Three meets were rained out. The team finished with a 2-3 record. Jackson________82 Jackson .82 Jackson._......50 1 3 Jackson 30 Jackson .......58 Tuslaw ..........36 Perry 36 Sandy Valley ____67 2 3 Timken 88 Northwest ...... 60 Bill Burton hands the torch to Gary Montgomery during a relay race. Golf Team KNEELING: Jim Stentz, Dan Dahlberg, Allan Ellis, Tim Buben- Weister, Jeff Zink, David Smith, Barry Pitkin, Tom Wright, chik. STANDING: Mr. Poorman, Coach; David Ayers, Ronald Chuck Diana. DAN DAHLBERG TIM BUBENCHIK JIM STENTZ ALLAN ELLIS The golf team this year had an 11 win, 7 loss record. Dan Dahlberg re- ceived his second year var- sity award and it was said by Coach Poorman that he was one of the most im- proved golfers. Canton South was almost invincible in everything except golf— we beat them twice. Sports Highlights UPPER: The batter, Mike Andrews, gets ready for the pitch and LOWER: when it comes, he hits it. Tom Graening gets ready to hurl the discus. i