Jackson High School - Scoop Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1966 volume:

a z ‘ : 7 ‘ § JACKSON MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL MASSILLON, OHIO VOLUME XXVIII | juteuescenuzone ie ey ONC LAS. INTRODUCTION ..£2..4x..2 es Ue ate FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION KH GET A}, SE STUDENT LIFE GACheta tell, AL- ORGANIZATIONS -2? We i sale bee “GOL § AAS ec Ok bez y. HEEL. 138 SENIOR INDEX le ke 7 af ey i i ian sn pow iy } ‘ y a = | Our days with Jackson have meant group participation in classes, assemblies, and other activities that are a part of school life. We have all experienced the excitement of a foot- ball game, the fearful anticipation of report card day, and the mad scramble to get a place in the lunch line. We all know what it is like when that test grade turns out to be a little higher or lower than expected, when we are caught unpre- pared by a pop quiz, or when we are late for class and that locker door just won’t open. These experiences are typical but they have bound us together. We at Jackson have come to look upon ourselves, not as many individuals, but as one stu- dent body living and working together. Sy BEY ed IT + af nie First eR SN EEL PERRIER EH ea ECHR u i vemarnnsreere q } at a) 2 ee Shas _ SR FACULTY Superintendent C. W. Tallman Mr. C. W. Tallman, who this year became the new superintendent of the Jackson school district, is well-rounded in his accomplishments—educational as well as many other areas. After his graduation from Capital University in 1954, where he obtained a history major and minors in biology and physical education, Mr. Tallman began his teaching career at Grove City High School, southwest of Columbus. Then joining the army for two years, Mr. Tallman served as an administrative specialist in Alaska, also finding time to attend the University of Alaska. Returning to Grove City High School, our new superintendent again assumed his role as a teacher. In 1960 he became assistant principal and advisor to student activities, and eventually rose to the position of superintendent. Also during this time, Mr. Tallman acquired his Master’s Degree in school administration and political science from Ohio State University. Last summer he studied at Bowling Green, adding personnel administration and a seminar in public relations to his education. Mr. Tallman is presently working for his Doctor’s Degree at the University of Toledo. Athletic feats are also among Mr. Tallman’s accomplishments, participating in football, basketball, and track in high school and basketball, and track in college. He set records in the 440 yard dash at Capital and in the Springfield relays. Mr. Tallman is active in local, state and national educational organizations. He served as one of the educational consultants at the recent American Medical Association Conve ntion, is active in the Lions and International church organizations, and is listed in “Who's Who in American Education.” We work with your aoe fo ‘provide you with the best education possible. They have and will make many sacrifices for your benefit. But in the final analysis, we are merely trying-to facilitate your own efforts toward mature behavior. It is up to you as an individual to use the tools of e ucation provided to the fullest extent. Getting a good education should have pri on your list of interests. | sincerely hope that you feel as | do, that Jackson is the finest school in our area. There should be a glow of pride in each of us whenever Jackson High School i mentioned. . My congratulations to each of you for a successful and profitable school year. Andrew Steve | like to.take this opportunity to offer my sincerest congratulations to each and every member of the class of 1966. You have worked hard to achieve this first major goal in your lives. Let your high school graduation be the spark that ignites your desire to excel in your chosen field of endeavor. Dale Haverstock Board of Education STANDING: Marion DeWalt; Dale Forgan; Donald Graybill; C. W. Tallman, Superintendent; SEATED: Paul Drury, Vice president; Paul Gerber, President; Glenn Hershberger, Clerk-Treasurer. Secretaries Mrs. Peggy Baines—in charge of booth, Mrs. June Lorenz—Secretary to the Clerk-Treasurer. Mrs. Leila Henry—High School Secretary, Mrs. Doris Gerber—Secretary to the Superintendent, Mrs. Bea Taylor—Secretary to the Administrator For 20 Years of Service... When Marion L. DeWalt retired from the Jackson Local Board of Ed ucation December 31, 1965, he brought to a close a term of serv- ice which mirrors in many respects the changing condition of edu- cation in twentieth century. Mr. DeWalt was appointed in July, 1945 to fill the unexpired term of R. H. Sharrock and was elected to the board in 1945, 1949, 1953, 1957, and 1961. During this time, he served twice as board president. Also being concerned with maintaining the high standards set by the district, and with operating them at the lowest possible cost to the taxpayer, Mr. DeWalt said his initial purpose for embarking on a twenty year career as a school board member was his two daughters, who were students in the district. The members of Jackson Memorial High School would like to praise and thank Mr. DeWalt for his twenty years of dedicated service. MR. MARION DEWALT MR. GENE BARNHART MR. GRANT VAUGHN Special Education New Members Psychologist MRS. NEDRA WORKINGER MRS. THELMA E. FRYE B.S., Otterbein College, Wooster Col- B.S. in Ed., M.A. in Psychology, Mount lege, Kent State U.; Special Education Union College, Kent State U.; School Psy- Class. chologist. _ MRS. MARGARET ZIROFF B.S. in Ed., Capital U., U niversity of Vir- ginia, Emory and Henry College, Akron U.; English 1, Advisor to Future Nurses. MRS. MILDRED RAMGA B.S., M.A., Ohio Northern University, Kent State University; English II Ill; Advisor to F.T.A. MR. KEITH WIGAL B.A., Milligan College, Malone College, Kent State U.; English Il, Advisor to F.T.A. and Sophomore Class. 18 English Literature MRS. JEANNE DAY B.A., Hiram College, Kent State, Malone College; English II], Remedial English; Y- Teen ‘Advisor. ey MRS. WANDA STOKES B.S. in Ed., Kent State U.; English 1, Dramatics, Advisor to Dramatics Club, and National Thespian. and Grammar — Man’s Way of Communicating Through the ages, man has conveyed his ideas by means of literature. To open to the students the door that leads to this literature and to teach the gram- matical construction is the purpose of the English teacher. During a student's first two years at Jackson, literature and grammar are equally divided. Junior English consists mostly of American literature and neces- sary grammar. For those who wish to study more in English they may study Eng- lish literature during their senior year. MRS. D‘ORSAY W. PEARSON B.A., M.A., Ph.D. candidate, Woman’s College of U.N.C., University of Florida; English IV, Public Relations, Advisor to Bear Facts, National Honor Society and Quill and Scroll. : P ‘ MR. C. J. HENRY Mr. Hen I th t toh , r ty explains the sonnet to his English Literature Class BS. in Edi) University éfCinciniatt, Kent State U.; English III and IV. 19 Would you believe it? | can’t prove it either! MRS. LOIS L. BAXTER B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan College; Geometry, Advisor to Senior Class. S MR. JAMES MANNWEILER B.S. in Ed., Kent State U.; General Math, Business Arithmetic, and Algebra I; Ad- visor to Freshman Class. MRS. FLORENCE M. PFOUTS MR. ROBERT A. DeMOOY cet! B.S. in Ed., Ohio State U., Kent U.; Alge- A.B., Hiram College, ‘Akron University; bra I. Adv. Math, Algebra II, Reserve Basketball Coach. MR. FRANK SWETERLITSCH B.S., John Carroll U., Ohio State U., Akron U.; Chemistry, Physics. =e e—— MR. JOHN W. BERG B.S., M.E., Kent State U.; Biology, Physiol- ogy, Head Wrestling Coach, Advisor to Audio-Visual and Wrestling Pep Club. let me see now. How do you do this? Science Department For the first time at Jackson, five courses of science have been offered to anyone wishing to further his education in that field. General Science, which is the exploration into the many phases of the scientific field, is the only science which is required at Jackson. In Biology, one studies living organisms from the most microscopic to the largest. For those interested in nursing and medicine, Biology serves as a foundation. Chemistry, the study of the composition and properties of sub- stances, helps a student to appreciate the role of chemicals in every- day life. . The study of Physics deals with the properties, changes, and inter- actions of matter and energy. This subject also deals with physical and mathematical measurements. Physiology, a new course offered at Jackson this year, deals with the functions and vital processes of living organisms or their parts and 6raans. MR. CECIL A. RAMGA B.S., in Ed., Ohio Northern U.; Ohio State U.; General Science, Advisor to Annual MR. JOHN C. VOLTZ B.A., Malone College; M. Ed., Kent State U.; Now attending Akron U.; General Sci- ence, Biology, Advisor to freshman class, Staff. Assistant Wrestling Coach. 21 Music Department Music is the key which opens the door to the past, the present, and the future. Through rhythm and tone man has worshipped his God, has expressed his feelings toward his loved ones, has re- vealed strong patriotism for his country. Music is appreciated by all people, from the noblest queen to the poorest slum child. The objectives of the Music Department at Jackson Memorial High School are to entertain, to act as a stimulus for those seeking further education in music and to enrich the lives of its members. MR. ALEXANDER L. LEWIS B.S. in Music Ed., M.F.A. in Applied Music, Florida State, K ent State U., Ohio U.; Mu- sic Theory, Vocal Music Director. “a MR. CHARLES TEMPLE MR. HENRY LEITNER B.S. in Music Ed., Kent State U.; Head B.S., in Music Ed., Kent State U.; Now Band Director. working on Masters Degree at Kent State : . U.; Jr. Hi. Band Director, Assistant High Physical Education School and Grade School Band Director. The aim of the Physical Edu- cation program at Jackson is to build sound bodies and maintain physical and mental health. A stu- dent must have these in order to receive the benefits of his own education. At Jackson two years of Physical Education are requir- ed of both boys and girls. MISS BEVERLEE CLARK MR. RICHARD E. THOMAS B.S. in Ed., Ashland College; Girls Physi- B.A., College of Wooster, Akron U.; Boys cal Education; Advisor to G.A.A., J.M.A.A., Physical Education, Head Basketball Coach. 22 and _ cheerleaders. Language Department MR. ELMER E. GEIB MRS. ALICE WHEELER MRS. ELMA ROHRBAUGH ‘A.B., M.A., Wittenberg U., Ohio State U.; A.B. in Ed., Fairmont State College, Span- A.B., M.A., Ohio U., Ohio State U., Latin French |, Il, Ill, Advisor to Le Cercle ish |, Il, Advisor to Junior Class and 1, Il, I, Advisor to Freshman Class, Latin Francais I, Il, Ill. Spanish Clubs. Club, and Junior Classical League. Speech Department MR. ALAN D. DAWSON B.A., Muskingum College, Speech I, Pub- lic Speaking, Advisor to NFL. Question number two: “Who was the villain on Batman last night’? Industrial Arts Department In the world of automation where so often a machine can replace and most often excel the endeavors of a man, one must realize that com- puters and machines are only tools of men, as is the paintbrush of the artist or the saw to the carpenter. Nothing ,can compare to the inspira- tions stimulated by the versatile mind of the most common man. To inspire creativity and to train hands and minds for tomorrow are the objec- tives of the Industrial Arts Depart- ment at Jackson. = 4 Hm-m-m Linda, what is that you’re drawing? MRS. MARILYN BLACKSTONE B.S. in Ed., Kent State U.; Art I, Il, IIL ) MR. DON MEISTER MR. NORWOOD DAVIDSON MR. HOWARD BURGESS B.S. in Ind. Arts, Bowling Green U.; Gen. B.S., Kent State U.; Woodworking II, III, A.B. in Ed., Fairmont State; Woodworking Shop, Metals, Graphic Arts, Assistant Foot- Electric Shop, Algebra II, Advisor to Sopho- 1, Il, Mech. Drawing I, II, Advisor to Sens ball Coach, Assistant Track Coach. more Class. ior Class. 24 Home Economics MRS. VERA LININGER MISS MARY McCOY B.S. in Ed., Ohio State U.; Home Econo- A.B., M.S., Fairmont State College, West mics I. Virginia U.; Home Economics II, Ill, IV, Advisor to Sophomore Class. Commercial Department MRS. SARAH L. LAWRENCE B.A., Marshall College; Typing 1, Secre- tarial Office Practice, Personal Typing, Ad- visor to Future Secretaries Association. MRS. VIRGINIA BOND MR. L. B. GATCHELL B.S., West Virginia U.; West Virginia Wes- B.S. in Ed., M.E., Kent State U.; Book- leyan; Shorthand I, II, Typing II, Advisor keeping I, II, Office Machines, Advisor to to Senior Class. i Senior Class. “| don't care what you say, women should be drafted!’’ MR. PRESTON LAWRENCE B.S. in Ed., M.A., Kent State U.; Western Reserve U.; American History. MR. DAVID W. POORMAN B.A., Milligan College, Akron U.; Ameri- can History, Sociology, Assistant Football Coach, Head Golf Coach. Social Studies Department MR. RAY REESE B.S. in Ed., Bowling Green State U.; Health, Head Football Coach, Head Track Coach. MR. WALTER AMACHER B.S. in Ed., Kent State University; Driver Training, World Geography. MR. DON CABLE MR. HAROLD MONTGOMERY B.A., Akron U.; Kent State U.; American B.A., Ohio State U., Marshall, Ohio U.; History, Psychology, Bus Coordinator, Fac- : = f } American Government, Economics, Assis- ulty Manager. a 7 i ; tant Football Coach. MR. HARRY DUTKA B.S. in Ed., Ashland College; American Government, Advisor to Student Council. Guidance Department MR. JOSEPH BERGEN B.A., Duquesne University; Teacher Cer- tification, California State College; West Virginia University, M.A.; Guidance Coun- selor, MRS. IOLA HILLEBRECHT B.S. in Ed., Kent State University; Guid- ance Counselor. “Are you sure it was due in July”? MRS. BESSIE MORGAN A.B., Flora Mather College, Western Re- New Faculty Members ial reid State; Librarian, Sponsor of Mrs. Hursh and Miss Roberson, new faculty members at Jackson this year, are unique in the sense that they came after school had started. They both teach sopho- more English and Mrs. Hursh also has a class in World History. Mrs. Hursh and Miss Roberson replaced Mrs. Stokes and Mr. Wigal respectively. MISS PEARLENE ROBERSON MRS. KAREN HURSH B.A., Malone College; English Il. B.A., Miami University; English 1, World History; Advisor to Dramatics Club and National Thespian Society. Cafeteria SEATED: Leta Lesh, June Decker, Geraldine Fenstermaker, Evelyn Brumbaugh, Guelda Keifer. STANDING: Rosemary Kennedy, Olive Diana, Virginia Swart, Supervisor; Betty Rohr, Agnes Brothers. Absent: Lois Webster. Custodians LEFT BELOW: Wilbur Huthmacker RIGHT BELOW: Ralph Gross LEFT ABOVE: Henry Combs RIGHT ABOVE: Glen Yant Custodians not present: Ralph Hill, Elmer Guisinger, Joseph Lutes, Ed- ward Yingling. op we WY WY) = — O The constant struggle of four years has finally culminated in the attainment of our ultimate goal: FREEDOM. But we must re- alize that this youth-like freedom will be short lived. Soon many of us will enter col- lege to once again be “enslaved” by text- books; others will compete for jobs in order to beat the “rat-race”. Yet it should be re- membered that this in itself is a freedom relatively unknown to millions of people. The freedom to further one’s education or the freedom to choose one’s profession is something which only citizens of the United States of America possess. The only reason we today possess any form of freedom is because a great many Americans took the liberty to die for their country. At the times they were on the battlefield these soldiers may not have thought about dying in such a way for such a cause as American free- dom; but | feel assured that if they again had their choice between living or changing the course of history they would not hesi- tate to choose the latter. So you see our liberty is not a right; it is a privilege—a privilege which we ourselves may have to earn. . . even by dying. We would like to thank the teachers of Jackson High, for they have given the key which unlocked the door to the world, as well as a push in the right direction. tute tHtct Our senior class officers are Alec Michael, Treasurer; Donna Halter, Secretary; Mike White, President; and Paul O’Connor, Vice-President. SENIORS The class advisors, who have greatly helped us throughout our high school years, are Mrs. Bond, Mr. Burgess, and Mr. Gatchel. oe Four years ago 225 Freshmen, the Class of 1966, entered Jackson Mem- orial High School as extremely enthusias- tic and frightened Freshmen. Throughout the past four years, we have lost our fright, and have had the opportunity to express our enthusiasm. We shall re- member the money-making projects, the Junior-Senior Proms, the Senior Party, and many other momentous occasions. The class colors, burgundy and white; the class flower, the pink rose; and the class motto, “We have opened the door, the world lies before us;” all represent the Class of ‘66. Terri Altland W. Robert Amacher Judy Ash Robert Auble Mark August Daryl Bader Bob Bailey Pat Baxter Barb Beadling Carol Bednarz Cindy Behrendt Duaine Bennett Diana Berry Mrs. Pearson shall never forget David Blank Linda Block Dick Booth OUR: SENIOR YEAR HAS MEANT: ANNOUNCEMENTS, BACCALAUREATE, CHAMPS, DIPLOMAS, ENTHUSIASM, FUTURE, GRADUATION, HOPE, INITIATIVE, JUNIOR- SENIOR PROM,. KNOWLEDGE, LAUGHTER, MATURITY, NAME CARDS, ORGANIZATIONS, PICTURES, QUIZZES, ROBES, SENIOR DAY, TALENT NIGHT, UNDEFEATED, VICTORY, WISDOM, X-CITEMENT, YOU, AND ZEAL. Linda Boyd Larry Bradshaw her fourth period English Class. Bob Brady Cindy Brady Gary Braucher Elaine Brechbill Kenneth Brown Terry Brown Tim Bubenchik Carol Buckwalter Carol Burch Russell Burtnett Randy Cable Nancy Callahan Roger Cameron Leslie Canter Roberta Charlton Kay Cogan Mark Coltrin Betty Cooper Pat Cordes Mary Cossentino Mike Cotterman Mike Cvengros Bill Dahler Paul Daniska Dennis Davis Earl E. Derr Lois Davis Jeannine Dilger Kenneth DeMuesy Diane Domer Renee Dottavio James H. Douglas David R. Dretke Bob Eakins John Drew Marie Eckenrode Jay Dunlap Shirley Eddy Bev Emanuelson Pam Engelman Barbara‘Etling Louis Euphrat Brian Ferguson Barbara Fierstos Debbie Filkill Tom Flood Betty Floom Melinda Floom Vivian Fribley Norma Fricker Larry Fromm Andra Gabor Rick Gardner Pam Garratt Gail Garver Chuck Gattuso Bob Geis Penny Gessner Vicki Griner Tom Grove Phyllis Getz Diane Graening Ron Graybill Connie Grimminger’ Archie Haer Steven Harper Sandee Haverty Richard Hill Donna Halter Bev Harold Carl Harriman Margaret Harris Dolores Heitger Judy Heller Mike Hout Dale Huey Bob Jones Joe Jones Lynn Keller Karen Kiefer John Klainski «Ree, Seniors actively participated in school organizations this year. THE CLASS OF “66” HAS LONG AWAITED ITS SENIOR YEAR!! Linda Knisley Marian Kohl Vesta Kohl Maryanne Kompara Steven Kruspe Anita Laursen Terry Lamp Barb Lance Physics presents a challenge to our most intellectual Seniors. Regina Leister Linda Lesh Michael Leavens Johnnye Lewis Nancy Leyda Rick Lorenz ie Christa Magers Sherm Mallalieu Jeff Mantor Sue Marchand Kathy Marzilli Sylvia Mathie Frank Medure Terrie Melvin Bob Mertz Al Michael Mark Miday Judy Miller Arletta Miller Tad Miller Janet Miller Ted Miller Bruce Minter Lowell Moore Pam Munson Carol Neal Rhea Myers Connie Nelson Bill Myzk Hank Nicodemus Anna Norris Paul O’Connor Dave Olnhausen Gay Pearson Bruce Peters Barry Pitkin Tony Pizzino Carole Lynn Pope Joyce Powell Gary Prato Judy Ramsier Pam Ramsier Karen Rank Cindy Rayl Barbara Rebillot Louise Regula Tom Reiderman Terry Rhine Terry Ridenbaugh Tom Riehl Jerry Rinehart Thelma Risher Karen Ritchie Marvin Roberts Rick Roth Ted Sanders David Schaub Allan Schott Chip Scott Rebecca Scharver Susan Scharver Connie Scheetz Marcia Schmader Jeffrey W. Schrader David N. Schroyer Linda Scroggs Kathy Seibert Robert E. Sheppler Darla Shiplett Ken L. Simon HOMEMAKERS OF: Barb Smith Susie K. Smith OUR SENIOR YEAR HAS BROUGHT HOPE AND DESPERATION. Theodore Smith David L. Snyder Judy Steed Dick Stenger Nancy Stockburger TOMORROW Sally Stonebrook James Sturm + Nancy Surbey Carol Ann Taylor John Theis Jeff Thompson Ethel Tolbert Richard Uplinger Ray Van Camp Marion Vaughan Becky Vaughn a 4 Me Jane Ann Warner Dee Warwick Sandie Wayts Linda Weekley John Louis Weisz Terry Welty The Seniors made the most of their noon-time this year. Nancy West Michael White Patty A. Willaman That’s the Senior Battle Cry. Carol Williams Pam Winkler THROUGHOUT OUR SENIOR YEAR WE HAVE WORKED FOR OUR FUTURES. Jim Wright We had 21% fewer cavities. Leroy Workinger Tom Wright Bill Yingling Blaine Young Jeff Zink School spirit was at Cherrie Zorn Rallies helped to make our Senior Year plete. n Sos ee ee The Bear Facts worked hard this year. NOW OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS HAVE COME TO AN END. an all-time high this year. The Class of ‘66 has had Fun!!! As the last three years have gone quickly past, the members of the class of ‘67 have been changing in charac- ter, attitude, and just about every other way imaginable. As our first three years of high school lie behind us, we look back with joy, regret, and an- ticipation of the future. Next year, as seniors, our class will still do every- thing possible to improve school and class spirit and make it one of our best ever at Jackson. The junior class officers are Don Underwood, President; John Arigoni, Treasurer; Becki Mead, Secretary; and Gordon LeBeau, Vice President. JUNIORS Advisors to the junior class are Mrs. Wheeler, Mr. David- son, and Mr. Sweterlitsch. John Arigoni Linda Bergener Dave Braid Steve Caples Marty Cordes Bill August Jan Bigelow Ed Breyfogle Cathy Carosielli Bonnie Cordier David Autry Dave Bosworth Carol Burger Anita Chevraux Barb Crabb Tom Baer John Bowser Karen Bushman Dale Clark Robert Craig Tim Bartko Pat Boyd an Mix Buxser Theresa Conaway Bruce Crissinger Mary Bender Peggy Boydelatour Diana Campanelli Debbie Cook Jan Crum Jeff Culp Ron DeMuesy Regina Ewen John Gattuso John Haer Tom Dahler Nancy DiFiori Barb Felice Shirley Geib Paulette Hasseman Pammie Davidson Ernie Domer John Filliez Terrie Goetz Rick Henzel Bob Davis Linda Duncan Tom Flickinger Pam Gowins Doug Hershberger Carol Davis Jill Dunning Lorraine Floom Jim Greco Carol Hill Marge Davis Joyce Eddy Freddie Freeman Marty Guilliouma Shirley Hodgson Jeff Hoffman Becky Howald This year the Junior Ron Hoffman Barbara Hughes _ Classical League happily do Bryan Hogue Harold Johnson nated one hundred dollars to the National Chapter for the advancement of Classical Language. Judy Kulla Dave Little Tim Kulla Dave Lodge Ernie Lambos Diane Loeffler Cheryl Hopkins Sue Kelley Diane Kirbey Jim Larkins Bonnie Lyons wy. Karen Hopps Tom Kemp Bill Kolberg Gordon LeBeau Paula Malcuit Dale Horning Penny Kidder Tim Kuhn Jim Lee Bill Malinowski Donna Mallue Max McClure Bob Meek Mitch Miller Pat Moyers Gary Marich Marguerite McCullough Marilyn Meeting Danna Mitchell Tom Mozzochi Dee Martin Jim McFarren Meta Merry Nick Moauro Phil Naylor Diane Martin John McMullan Clifford Miller Sandi Moberley Jennifer Nelson Dick Mathie Becki Mead Jayne Miller Barb Morris Donna Neshcoff Jim Maullar John Medure Joan Miller Sue Mottice Vickie Nicolaidis Pam Nusbaumer Diane Paro Linda Plastow Gary Randles Ron Rook Pat Nusbaumer Ben Parsons Felicia Prato Terry Reeder Joe Ross Pat O’Connor Colleen Pearson Barb Preece Cindy Rhein Debbie Roush Terry Orin Jan Perault Charles Pritchard Tim Riehl Kenny Roush Marsha Orton Ruth Perkins Larry Pritz Bill Robinson Mike Roush Kathy Ott David Plaster Leesa Puente Joan Rohr Louann Sarachene Roseann Schalmo Jay Scheverman Todd Schneider Sherry Shaheen Pam Snyder Mimi Scharver Pat Schneider . Pat Schoen Lonnie Schrader Dian Sima Tim Simon David Sommer Jay Stamets Ed Schuckman Ada May Smith Jill Stark Betty Scott Cheryl Smith John Stayer Cheryl Shackelford Becki Snee Dave Stedman HF ay ? aS a ‘ wast La 7 = pith ate, ¢ . nz A a ST airs tea ay dag Se de Sines Dave Stewart Jackie Sundheimer Don Underwood Debby Weidman Pauline Wucinick John Stick Dale Surbey Randy Unkefer Jeanne Weimer Tom Wright Nancy Stilgenbauer Darlene Sutton Reggie Vadasz Harold Wheeler Connie Yoder Kathie Stuhldreher David Swager Pam Vitak Larry Wheeler Jack Young Dwight Stump Susan Talmadge Barbara Warren Wendy Williams Marty Young Cheryl Suite Janet Ulm Jeanna Warren Ruth Ann Wright Bill Zink The sophomore class officers are Rick Stamets, President; Kris Miller, Secretary; Patti Schick, Vice President; and Bob Williams, Treasurer. SOPHOMORES It is the belief of the class of “68” that it is necessary to create a common interest between the student and the school. To create such an interest, there is a need to increase school spirit and school pride. It is our hope that through maintaining a high scholastic average and excelling in extracurricular activities, school spirit and school pride will be increased and a common interest will be developed between the school and the student. hich Llamete Advisors to the sophomore class are Mr. Wigal, Miss McCoy, and Mr. Lawrence. Sue Ackley Carol Arnold GeorgeAnne Baughman Aaron Braucher Dave Buck Dennis Ake Debbie Arnold Jeanne Bednarz Bonnie Braucher Pat Butzer Sharon Albrecht Ken Auble Chuck Blank Becki Brenner Linda Cameron Tana Alexander Lavonne Autry Bill Blattman Ruth Braucher Tom Carnes Toni Altieri Tom Babetski Leroy Anstine Mary Badertscher Mike Bode Liz Boebinger Larry Bryson Scott Charlton Joanne Brumbaugh Mark Catlett Gary Antonacci Patty Barabas Barbara Bowers Nancy Bubenchik Dave Chevraux eon 8% tune Bill Cole Cindy Crone Penny Davis Greg Ditch David Dunkley Ken Coleman Cherrie Cukr Ron Davis Bill Domer Bob Dupree Terrie Collar Sue Coltrin Debbie Corbett Darlene Cummings Tom Cushing Janet Dahler Barb Day Melissa Decker Mark Deeser At least some one seems to know what Mrs. Wheeler is talking about. Bill Corvairt George Dantz Linda Derr Dave Covairt Debbie Davis Dan Detwiler Maryanne Dottavio Scott Drury Joe Ebner Joyce Eckenrode Roseann Jim Edwards Eckenrode Lon Excell Debbie Euphrat Nancy Finzer Jim Forrest Kryn Fulton Dave Garratt Patti Gross Larry Guilliouma Tom Elavsky Mary Fick Dalene Forgan Rita Gatti Mike Gutshall After they run out of pennies, library. Bob Foutty Rick Gattuso Nanette Haase Sharlene Fox Dawn Geckler Bob Habony the students usually Pat Frailly Dawn Gerbec Kitty Hamilton quiet down in the Jerry Fromm Bruce Grant Steve Hamilton Nancy Harder Pat Hayes Bill Henry Skip Herman Sue Hopkins Kim Howenstine Mr. Wigal’s English classes were the highspots of every Sophomore’s day. Mary Lou Head Sue Herman Karen Hutton Mark Johanning John Kovacsiss Jeanne Heimann Rodney Hiller Daryl Huyett Marilyn Johnson Chuck Kracker Cindy Heisser Sandy Hoagland Jim Ickes Sharman Kline Mike Cracker Patti Helscher Pam Hoff Dick Jacobsen Dan Koch Debby Kraig Mark Heltzel ' Sue Hoffman Janet Jasinski Dan Kovacsiss Susan Krnach Tom Kuhn Dave LeBarre Elaine Lyons Susan Mack Jim McCullough Mike McFee Pat McGinnis Barb Michael Jerry Miller Dale Leonard Rick Madison Ed McKee Kathy Miller Linda Lindsay Mike Martin Ladies Day! Mike McLaughlin Kris Miller Dave Lopez Dave Matako Bonnie Mehl Mark Mohr Sue Lowe Gail Matheson 3 Cindy Mercier Bruce Montgomery Ingrid Lundberg Louie Maurer Tom Mertz Peggy Mottice Dave Mullen Steve Neal Ed Norman Loren Pheiffer Rosemary Reed 4a Walt Norman Linda Phahler Tim Reese i Spanish class appears to be a happy little experience. Jim Phares Tom Regula Nancy Nutter Debbie Pizzino Glenn Reynolds Bonnie Parsons Brenda Power Bob Ridenbaugh Richard Paul Koleen Pressler Kathy Riley Bob Mysza Sue Nevel Penny Perrin Cindy Quass Donn Ritchie Joyce Rogers Rosemary Santora Rick Schworm Nikki Siers Ron Smith Adam Rohr Paul Scharver Molly Scott Ron Sigrist Mike Snee Allen Rohr Larry Scheetz Kay Selzer Carl Smith Charles Sneed Mary Rohr Pat Schick Raeanne Senften Gayle Smith Sharon Snyder Randy Ronk Judy Schneider Paula Shaffer Berneta Ruby Barry Schoen Ginny Shaffer No Comment! Dave St. Clair Cathy Schrader Tim Seranafelt Rick Stamets Karen Starkey Mr. Wigal shows the winning form that made him Larry Street Violet Sutton Jean Theis Ardath Thomas one of the best liked teachers at Jackson. Marcia Ulmer Dave Underwood Jane Uplinger Donn Valdiserri — Elaine Vaughan Nancy Vaughn Wayne Vernon Gary Vittling Linda Walters Michele Wargo Chery! Weber Greg Weekley Kay Weirick Debbie Bob West Tom Wilhelm Bob Williams Sandy Wilton Bill Winnett Linda Woods Weisgarber Connie Yingling Gary Young Donna Wycuff The freshman class _ offi- cers are Larry Zink, Pres- ident; George Burwell, Treasurer; Kathy Fraze, Secretary; and Penny Schick, Vice President. FRESHMEN When we entered high school last fall as freshmen, we began thinking of the future. In regard to that future, we must remember that our actions in high _ school will reflect upon us the rest of our lives; and we should, therefore, try to surpass the outstanding standards set by the classes before us. We should also remember that we are representing our school and our class in every activity in which we participate. | would like to thank each member of the class of ‘69 for his support during the year. It was my highest honor to represent our class, and | would like to thank you again. The advisors to the freshman class are Mr. Voltz, Mrs. Rohr- baugh, and Mr. Mannweiler. Carolyn August Terrie Brechbill Perry Campanelli Gary Crum David Daniels Todd Austin Bob Brown Joyce Canter Karen Crawford Cathy Davis Barb Barraclough Bob Baughman Mike Baxter John Bryson Kathleen Bryson George Burwell Gene Capuano Bill Catlett Charlene Clamp These girls prepare for their lifetime future in Home Ec. Chris Boswell Sarah Lynn Bussard Rita Coleman Jim Cutlip Terry DeMuesy Jackie Brady Don Cable Gary Cramer Ruth Czecha Ken Diamond j Tim Diana Debbie Domer Floyd Dottavio Thinking freshmen tangle with a problem in English. Marilyn Dunbar Paul Eckard Janet Eckroate Norma Eckroate Beth Ellis Linda Ellis Lynn Engelman Tom Essig Marilyn Mike Figg Fenstermaker Linda Fleming Alan Floom Kenneth Floom Bill Flory Janelle Forsyth Kathy Fraze Kathy Freeman Beverly Fribley Linda Garman Rick Garner Jenni Gibbs Nanci Gillis Sue Greco Debbie Guist 8] Nikki Haase Jeff Harold John Harriman Susan Holshoy Kathy Jones Jon Harrison Betty Holt Jeff Karns Frosh girls learn the basic rules of cooking Scott Hearne Mike Humphrey Dan Kemp Rick Hendrickson Wade Huthmaciier Glenn Kessel Peggy Hicks Ted Jensen Mary Kidder Kathleen Hill Dan Jindra Phil Kiko Carol Hann Nancy Harper Joanne Hiller Dianna Johns Bill Knisley Doug Kohr Becky Lamp Don Little Rodney Marchand Judy Martz John Konovsky Bob Lance Roger Locke Xa iat 3 he Frank Kormos Mike Kovash Stephen Krous Lomin Lanzer Mike Larkins Rudy Leister Mary Long Barb Lucas Timm Mackley It’s experiment time in General Science. Kathy Kurtzman Dick Lewis Sandy Mansfield George Lambos Joan Lightbody Greg Mantor Beth Marti Rilla Marzilli In Girls’ Glee Club, they work .hard with hopes of making A‘Cappella Choir. Bob McMullan Pat McMullan David Michael Debbie Miller Jack Messenger Diana Michaels Doug Maser Sally Mathie Mike Mayers Chris McCracken Joan McCullough = Mike McCullough Greg McInnes Bob McLain Carolyn Meeting Don Mehl Dannie Melvin Marcie Merry Michalene Miglich Like everybody else, Frosh boys are happy at the Bob Mullen end of the day. Doug Murdock Scott Myers Nan Olnhausen Steve Paro Roy Preece Melvin Radtke Linda Ramsey Art Reikowski Barb Riegler Carol Now Ralph Parry Judy Nusbaumer Kathy Perdue Dan Nutter Debbie Peters Algebra is a popular course with the freshmen. Tom Ramsey Carolyn Risher Ron Randles Mickey Robinson Bill Rastetter- Sandi Rohr Garry Oakes Lorene Pheiffer Chris Reeder Tim Rohr Eve Oberlin Pat Phillips Ann Reese Jim Rosenberger Doug Ruwadi Richard Schumacker Jay Schuckert Terry Slingluff Bill Stark Larry Sarachene Betty Schneider Terry Scott Dale Smith Harry Stark Rick Selzer Kathy Smith Lin Stedman Mr. Voltz and Company Kathy Sheppler Norman Smith Vicki Steffee iti Rick Siers Betty Sogorka John Stuber Penny Schick Mike Schott Margaret Simon Lynn Spuhler Alice Sturm Jack Schleich Jill Schriner Jim Slingluff Bob Stanley Kathy Sundheimer Sundheimer Dana Warehime Sue Williams Nancy Wucinick Carol Young Tim Swonger Sandee Warwick Scott Wilson Patti Wyles Don Zastudie Marsha Ubick Tom Wayts John Wolf Sue Vernon Cindy Welty Rob Wolfarth Debbie Vinton Susan Welty Barb Wolfe Those wonderful three-minute breaks between classes! Jon Vittling Sue Wheeland A) Angela Wolff Randy Yost Karin Zenovic Cliff Waldroup Scott Williams Mike Wucinick Jim Young Larry Zink pote ARR ae + plate Se as MISS JO ETLING MR. MICHAEL WHITE Mr. and Miss Jacksonite Contest One of the greatest honors accorded to a student during his high school career is to be chosen Mr. or Miss Jacksonite. A student must maintain an overall average of 2.5 to be eligible. A vote by the senior class then determines who will be Mr. and Miss Jack- sonite and the runners-up. The basis of the voting is personality and service to the school. The distinction this year is given to Mr. Jeff Zink and Miss Nancy Stockburger. Honors also received by Nancy this year include Miss Junior Achievement Ist Runner Up, Basketball Homecoming Queen, treasurer of Y-Teens, and secretary of the band. Jeff was named one of the top-ten speak- ers in the United States and Canada, received the Double Ruby award in NFL, is president of NFL and Spanish Club, and was chosen as Teenager of the Day by the Akron Beacon Journal. MISS DIANE GRAENING MISS CINDY BEHRENDT MR. ARCHIE HAER MR. ALLAN SCHOTT Mr. Jeff Zink Miss Nancy Stockburger 93 Something New Our days with Jackson this year have been improved by services rendered and additions to the school. Thanks to new faces and modernization, Jackson has continued to progress in its goal toward a more perfect. institution of learning. Programs for assemblies this year were typed up on a new IBM Executive typewriter, which was operated by Dave Schroyer and Helen Walton. The flag raising at the football games was carried out by the Boy Scouts. Pictured is Dan Jindra, who helped at every game, and Tom Holl. The new office reception area was made possible through the efforts of Mr. Davidson and the shop. This year we had a graduate from Valby School in Copenhag- en, Denmark. Anita Larsen stayed with an aunt by the name of Mrs. Kai Licht who lived on Huckelberry and then moved to the Lehman district in January. She became an active member in many organizations as part of the senior class. New teachers added to the school this year include ROW 1: Mrs. Hursh, Mrs. Hillebrecht, Mrs. Morgan. ROW 2: Mr. Dawson, Mr. Bergen, Mr. Voltz, and Mrs. Day, Miss Roberson—not pictured. The Happiest Millionaire This year the Belles and Beaus presented the All-Class Play, “The Happiest Millionaire” written by Kyle Crichton. It was directed by Miss Karen Anderson. The play, which was held in November only had four weeks of preparation, during which there were many problems. The play deals with an eccentric millionaire, Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, who wanted to live exactly as he pleased. That included teaching his children how to box and keeping live alligators in the conservatory. There were three student directors. They were Elain Brechbill, David Blank, and Johnnye Lewis. The cast of th e “Happiest Millionaire”: Mike Bode, Johnnye Lewis, Chuck Blank, Bob Amacher, Gay Pearson, Carol Buckwalter, Rick Henzel, John Arigoni, Donna Halter Bruce Crissinger, Karen Rank, Cindy Brady, Alan Schott, Nancy Gillis, Jim McCullough. Bruce Crissinger John Lawless Chuck Blank Livingston Biddle Bob Amacher Tony Biddle Carol Buckwalter Cordy Biddle Rick Henzel Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Johnnye Lewis Mrs. Anthony Biddle Karen Rank Aunt Mary Drexel Nan Gillis Cousin Lucy Gay Pearson Angier Dicke Mike Bode Spike O’Malley Cindy Brady Mrs. Benjamin Duke Donna Halter John Arigoni Jim McCullough The four leads were Rick Henzel, Johnnye Lewis, Carol Buckwalter, and Gay Pearson. Strange things such as boxing in the living room occurred at the Biddle residence. Mrs. Hursh graciously received a gift from the cast. Our Days Jackson School-are filled with many chapters that make a memorable book. There is studying to be done but it takes many experiences to fulfill a high school career. Many _ different events took place during the year to help make “Our Days with You” ones we will never forget. aa ae oS Ee = a sala fe 1 On December 21, the band and choir combined for a Christmas concert which they presented for the student body and in the evening for the public. The sock-hops after the home games added a memorable chapter to the lives of the students. Each new friend adds another chapter. A lot can be gotten from the Sciences if one takes it seriously and works hard. WY Tih YOU: eer The bonfire ral- ly held Novem- ber 4 encour- aged our foot- ball team to get a victory from Canton South. A victory rally was held on Monday after the North Canton football game to thank Mr. Reese and the team for a job well done, which gave us a 10-0 victory season. In the lobby at noon, the students relax and release many of the tensions that build up during the course of a school day. What would the students do with- out the use of the telephone? Santa looked over the record of Mr. Temple and the band members at the Band Christmas Party, held December 18, to determine if they should get anything for Christmas. What would life be like without laughter? ORGANIZATIONS ROW 1: Cindy Mercier, Genni Gibbs, Nancy Gillis, Terri Brechbill, Cheryl Shackelford, Joan McCullough, Nancy DiFiori, Cindy Rhein, Shirley Geib, Liz Boebinger, Dawn Geckler, Sharlene Fox, Kathy Miller, Rita Gatti. ROW 2: Elaine Brechbill, Barb Fierstos, Sue Krnach, Cheryl Hopkins, Sue Smith, Jennifer Nelson, Maggie McCullough, Pat Philips, Karen Zenovic, Nancy Nutter, Dalene This year the Dramatics Club got a late start, due to the lack of an advisor. When Miss Anderson, the new director, finally arrived, there were only four weeks left in which to stage the All Class Play, The Happiest Millionaire. Thespians, the honor society of the Dramatics Club, has been the goal of all the members of the organization. One of the traditions at Jackson is Senior Officers Forgan, Sharon Albrecht, Sue Mottice, Dian Sima, Pam Gowins, Cheryl Suite, Miss Anderson. ROW 3: Anita Chevraux, Peggy Boydelatour, Theresa Conaway, Mary Guilliouma, Felicia Prato, Pam Garratt, Connie Pearson, Sherry Shaheen,.Barb Bowers, Barb Morris, Ann Ries, Marilyn Johnson, Sue Nevel, Carol Buckwalter, Talent Night which the Belles and Beaus sponsor every year. There was a doubt in many people’s minds whether or not there would be a Dramatics Club this school year. It took a lot of hard work, but tinally the members had a club to be proud of. Thanks go to Miss Anderson and many able, hard-working students. Smee nora an Carol Buckwalter, President; Karen Rank, Correspond- ing Secretary; John Arigoni, Vice-President; Cindy ary Rayl, Historian; Rick Henzel, Treasurer. i | Karen Bushman, Kris Miller, Linda Cameron, Marilyn Meeting. ROW 4: Debbie Peters, Carol Taylor, Penny Gessner, Pam Engleman, Joyce Powell, Nancy West, Jackie Brady, Kathy Sheppler, Ricky Roth, Gay Pearson, Mary Anne Kompara, Cindy Behrendt, Linda Scroggs, Becky Vaughn, Paula Shaffer, Sue Ackley, Joyce Rogers. ROW 5: Rick Henzel, Donna Halter, Johnnye Lewis, Karen Rank, ROW 1: Sharlene Fox, Liz Boebinger, Shirley Geib, Pam Garratt, Mary Bender, Barb Fierstos. ROW 2: Carol Taylor, Linda Scroggs, Carol Buck- walter, John Arigoni, Johnnye Lewis, Bob Amacher, Miss Ander- son. ROW 3: Cindy Behrendt, Debbie Fil- kill, Jill Dunning, Rick Henzel, Dave Blank, Cindy Brady, Mary- anne Kompara NDO—— om OT noeoDW asm i Cindy Brady, Mike Bode, Paul Daniska, Jeff Zink, Allan Schott, Steve Harper, Dave Blank, Bruce Crissinger, Gary Antonacci, Bob Amacher, Larry Guilliouma, Chuck Blank, Tom Flood, Debbie Filkill, Jim McCullough National Thespians Troupe 1076 Office Help ROW 1: Patty Willaman, George Ann Baughman, Dawn Gerbec, Eddy, Becky Vaughn ROW 3: Donna Halter, Carol Neal, Terri Diane Domer, Nancy Leyda, Maggie McCullough. ROW 2: Reeder, Becki Howald, Debbie Filkill, Pam Snyder, Thelma Meta Merry, Sylvia Mathie, Jan Crum, Judy Miller, Shirley Risher, Johnnye Lewis The students in Office Help aid the administration in various offices or in operation of the booth. Participants must donate their services one period each . Audio-Visual The A-V Club is one of the most indispensable service organizations at Jackson. The whole school benefits from its services—operation and maintenance of audio-visual equipment and scheduling of the little theatre. The club is supervised by Mr. Berg. ROW 1: Sharlene Fox, Bev Harold, Bob Geis, Gary Braucher, Barry Pitkin, Arch Haer, Carl Harriman, Jim Phares, Mark Gary Antonacci, Richard Stenger, Dale Clark, Greg Weekley. August, Mr. Berg—Advisor ROW 2: Tim Simon, Phil Naylor, Paul O’Connor, Mike Hout, Library Club SERVICE is the keystone of the Library Club. Eligibility rests upon volunteering three to five hours of study hall time to check attendance, operate the charging desk, shelve books, sell paperback books, and any other work that will assist in the operation of the library. Outside activities include attendance at the Northeastern Ohio Student Librarian Association Convention at Manchester High School in October, an Openhouse celebration for student aides and faculty at Christmas, a trip to the Canton Repository in the spring, and book talks in between. The club is under the guidance of Mrs. Morgan. ROW 1: Betty Cooper, Bob McMullen, Barb Lance, Pat Nus- Martin, Darlene Sutton, Joan Rohr, Barb Hugus, Dee Warwick, baumer, Linda Duncan, Joan Miller, Marty Cordes, Barb Smith. Regina Leister, Judy Steed, Betty Floom, Pat Boyd. ROW 4: ROW 2: Pam Garratt, Sherry Shaheen, Connie Pearson, Diana Ardath Thomas, Becky Scharver, Jim McCullough, Karen Rank, Johns, Janet Ulm, Ted Jensen, Lori Anne Sarachene, Jackie Mike Roush, Steve Harper, Donna Halter, Cheryl Hopkins, Carol Sundheimer, Mrs. Morgan—Advisor. ROW 3: Ann Ries, Diane Pope, Sue Hopkins. Officers Karen Rank, Treasurer; Donna Halter, President; Diane Martin, Vice President; Joan Miller, Secretary Junior Classical League | ROW 1: Becky Brenner, Kathy Freeman, Karen Savchenko, Rilla Marzilli, Doug Maser, Sue Wheeland, Patty Phillips, Karen Zenovic, Kathy Smith, Susie Williams. ROW 2: Bob McMullan, Kim Preece, Jack Schleich, Kathy Fraze, Cathy Davis, Mary Rohr, Karen Crawford, John Wolf, Scott Hearne, Rick Siers, Mrs. Rohrbaugh. ROW 3: Eve Oberlin, Penny Schick, Nancy Wucinick, Beth Marti, Charlene Clamp, Mary Long, Patty Gross, Alice Sturm, Vickie Steffee, Carol Now, Mary Kidder, Sue Vernon. ROW 4: Anita Larsen, Lomin Lanzer, Beth Ellis, Terry Scott, Larry Zink, Rick Garner, Rick Selzer, Paul Eckard, Harry Stark, Ken Floom, Gary Oakes, Chris McCracken, Timm Mackley. ROW 5: Ruddy Leister, Danny Nutter, Dan Jindra, Scott Williams, Ken Diamond, Don Valdiserri, Jim Rosenberger, George Burwell, Ron Smith, Erick Hendrickson, Don Little, Dick Lewis, Dana Warehime, Max McClure Junior Classical League II ROW 1: Cindy Mercier; Sue Mack, Nancy Bubenchik, Koleen Pressler, Sharlene Fox, Liz Boebinger, Karen Starkey, Nancy DiFiori, Kay Selzer. ROW 2: Michelle Wargo, Linda Weekley, Patty Now, Pat Schick, Nancy Nutter, Melissa Decker, Nancy Hut- ton, Debby Corbett, Cindy Heisser, Mrs. Rohrbaugh—Advisor. ROW 3: Ingrid Lundbergh, Barb Day, Bernita Ruby, Patty Helsher, Linda Walters, Donna Wycuff, Sue Ackley, Scott Drury, Jim Ickes, Rick Stamets, Sandy Hoagiand. ROW 4: Loren Pheiffer, Dave St. Clair, Ray VanCamp, Ron Sigrist, Ronnie Davis, Dave Underwood, Eddie McKee, Cindy Brady, Daryl Huyett, Jerry Miller, Bruce G rant, Chuck Blank Junior Classical League III Wit a Vy ee batideg] be ROW 1: Barb Felice, Pauline Wucinick, Becki Snee, Meta Merry, Jill Stark, Sue Talmadge, Mrs. Rohrbaugh—Advisor, ROW 3: Cheryl Suite, Cindy Rhein, Dale Surbey. ROW 2: Wendy Wil- Anita Chevraux, Becky Howald, Ed Breyfogle, Mike White, liams, Barb Crabb, Lorraine Floom, Judy Kulla, Penny Kidder, John Stick, Larry Pritz, Rick Roth, Tom Baer, Bill Zink. All Latin students are members of the Junior Classical League which is a national organization composed of classical clubs in junior and senior high schools. Members covenant to hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern world. They believe an acquaintance with the civilization of Greece and Rome will help them understand and appraise this world of today which is indebted to ancient civilization in its governments, laws, literatures, languages and arts. Activities during the current vear have been the donation of food for gift boxes at Thanksgiving and Christmas, an illustrated lecture related to the Romans influence in England given by Mrs. Florence Hyde who attended the state junior Classical League convention at the Ohio State University March 12, the Roman Banquet, and for the advanced class, the annual trip to Cleveland in April to attend the perform- ance of an opera presented by the Metropolitan Opera Company of New York. Officers Latin | ROW 1: Jim Rosenberger, President; Gary Oakes, Vice President; Anita Larsen, Reporter; Larry Zink, Representative; Kathy Fraze, Treasurer; Absent: Eve Oberlin, Secretary Latin Il ROW 2: Rick Stamets, President; Nancy Nutter, Vice President; Linda Walters, Treasurer; Eddy McKee, Reporter; Dave St. Clair, Secretary; Jim Ickes, Representative; Loren Pfeiffer, Representative. Latin II Sue Talmadge, Treasurer; Pauline Wucinick, Secretary; Judy Kulla, Historian; Jill Stark, Vice President; Dale Surbey, Reporter; Tom Baer, President. Cindy Rhein, Historian; Becky Howald, Secretary; Larry Pritz, President; Wendy Williams, Reporter; Bill Zink, Vice President; Cheryl Suite, Treasurer. Le Cercle Francais As members of the circle francais, under the supervision of Mr. Geib, the students of this club learn to know well one of the most fluently spoken modern languages. With the aid of new books for all the classes, this is more readily accomplished. Upon entering into their third year of French, the students are proudly presented with pins which have on them the emblem of a Fleur-de-lis. These pins merit their accomplishments of the past two years of French and completion of their third year. At Christmas the students collect old toys for needy children. For the first time, this year they entered a project into the Language Fair. By doing so it helped them to learn about and appreciate the beauty of France. ROW 1: Bob Plance, Jeff Harold, Bob McLain, Sue Greco, Teresa Brechbill, Scott Wilson, Joanne Brumbaugh, Marcie Merry, Karen Crawford. ROW 2: Judy Martz, Linda Fleming, Diana Johns, Sarah Bussard, Debby Peters, Meta Merry, Joan Lightbody, Marsha Ubick, Cindy Welty, Mr. Geib. ROW 3: Paulette Hasse- man, Dian Sima, Chris Boswell, Kathy Sunderland, Mike Figg, Anita Larsen, Susie Hoffman, Gail Smith, Kathy Sheppler. ROW 4: Ted Jensen, Shirley Geib, Pat McMullan, Ruth Czecha, Don Cable, Tom Carnes, Bill Stark, Don Underwood, Skip Herman, Carol Hann, Jeff Spuhler Officers French | Row 1: Sue Greco, Secretary; Tom Carnes, Treasurer; Anita Laursen, President; Karen Crawford, Vice President French Il ROW 2: Sue Coltrin, Vice President; Bob Bailey, President; Randy Cable, Treas- urer; Dawn Geckler, Secretary French Ill ROW 3: Carol Buckwalter, President; Karen Bushman, Treasurer; Vickie Nikolaidis, Secretary; Dave Plaster, Vice President; ROW 1: Bill Robinson, Nikki Siers, Lois Davis, Brenda Power, Debby Davis, Carol Arnold, Rita Gatti, George Anne Baughman, Roseann Eckenrode, Kris Miller, Dawn Gerbec. ROW 2: Mr. Geib, Kathy Miller, Dawn Geckler, Linda Lindsay, Sue Coltrin, Kenny Coleman, Tom Cushing, Janet Jasinski, Nancy Vaughn, Pam Munson, Marilyn Johnson. ROW 3: Sharman Kline, Debbie Kraig, Cheryl Smith, Sharon Albrecht, Dalene Forgan, Sue Marchand, Cheryl Hopkins, Linda Woods, Karen Rank, Bill Myzk, Dave Garratt, Carl Smith. ROW 4: Tom Elavsky, Dave Chevraux, Gary Young, Mike Snee, Tom Reiderman, Ron Graybill, Mike McLaughlin, Mike Bode, Randy Cable, Larry Streit, Larry Guilliouma, Tom Regula, Bob Williams, Scott Charlton. French Clubs ROW 1: Patty Moyers, Carol Hill, Dave Plaster, Paula Malcuit, Diane Loef- fler. ROW 2: Vicky Griner, Vickie Nikolaidis, Karen Bushman, Carol Buckwalter, Jeanine Dilger, Mr. Geib— Advisor. French III Spanish [| ROW 1: Steve Paro, Joyce Canter, Janelle Forsythe, Bill Henry, Mike Larkins, Floyd Dottavio, Perry Campanelli, John Harriman, Bob Myza, Mickey Robinson, Bill Florry, Larry Sarachene. ROW 2: Lin Stedman, Bill Knisley, Donna Mallue, Jayne Miller, Darlene Cum- mings, Donna Neshcoff, Barb Hughs, Nikki Haase, Carolyn Meeting, Kathy Jones, Debbie Euphrat, Mrs. Wheeler, Advisor. ROW 3: Jennifer Nelson, Terrie Goetz, Paula Shaffer, Linda Pry, Becky Miller, Tom Dahler, Rick Gallegos, Dennis Ake, Bill Blattman, Tom Babetski, Danny Detwiler, Doug Hershberger, Bob Foutty. ROW 4: Rick Madison, Jay Scheverman, Dave Dunkley, Bob Craig, Jan Perault, Nick Moauro, Mike McFee, Dave Lodge, Don Mehl, Bill Malinowski, Steve Caples, Leesa Puente, Richard: Schumacker, Bob West. Spanish Officers Bruce Montgomery, Treasurer; Pam Hoff, Secretary; Jeff Zink, President; Vesta Kohl, Vice President No, Bo, there is no word in the Spanish vocabulary for “raffle”. Spanish II] Advised by Mrs. Wheeler, this was the second year for the Spanish Club at Jackson. The organization again entered a project into the Malone College Language Fair. The aim of the Spanish Club was to promote the language both in and outside of the classroom. ROW 1: Kim Howenstine, Dav- Cotril, Jim Greco, Tom Kuhn, Mary Cossentino, Bonnie Parsons, Karen Ritchie, Lou Anne Sarachene, Richard Paul, Rusty Wilhelm, Randy Unkefer, Jeff Culp. ROW 2: Dave Bosworth, Pam Hoff, Nancy Finzer, Kyrn Fulton, Linda Knisley, Rosie Santora, Cindy Quass, Debbie Cook, Rosemary Reed, Diane Kirby, Glenn Reynolds, Doug Hershberger, Mrs. Wheeler, Advisor. ROW 3: Barry Schoen, Jean Theis, Nanette Haase, Vesta Kohl, Cindy Behrendt, Tom Grove, Lovie Euphrat, Bob Eakins, Donn Ritchie, Dave Lopez, Debbie Filkill, John Gattuso. ROW 4: Jim Maullar, Barb Michael, Melinda Floom, Jeff Zink, Bruce Montgomery, Bill Winnett, Bruce Crissinger, Ken Auble, Dave Braid, Mark Heltzel, Steve Harper, Jim Douglas, Tana Alexander, Greg Weekly. — = � - Jackson Memorial Athletic Association ROW 1: Lavonne Autry, George Anne Baughman, Koleen Pressler, Marie Eckenrode, Nancy DiFiori, Roseann Ecken- rode, Terrie Melvin, Linda Walters. ROW 2: Donna Mallue, Liz Boebinger, Kris Miller, Marsha Ubick, Lorene J.M.A.A. Officers SEATED: Liz Boebinger, Secretary-Treas- urer; STANDING: Kris Miller, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer; Mike White, Vice President; Paul Daniska, President The Jackson Memorial Ath- letic Association is an organiza- tion of high school students who desire to promote school spirit. The club is composed of four students from each class chosen during their freshman year and are automatically mem- bers for four years. The club is one of the sponsors of the football homecoming activities and dance, and the football and basketball award banquets. Pfieffer, Barb Fierstos, Debby Kraig, Leesa Puente, Miss Clark—Advisor. ROW 3: Jim McCullough, Dan Nutter, Dale Clark, John Gattuso, Paul Daniska, Mike White, Bruce Montgomery, Tom Grove. ROW 1: Rene Dottavio, Martha Cordes, Sue Scharver, Diane Graen- ing, Marie Eckenrode, Bev Emanuelson, Gail Matheson, Carol Hill, Nancy Stilgenbaver. ROW 2: Janet Ulm, Kathy Hill, Charlene Clamp, Margaret Simon, Molly Scott, Pat Boyd, Kathy Stuhldreher, Judy Kulla, Diane Kirby, Miss Clark—advisor. ROW 3: Jan Bigelow, Betty Schneider, Janet Dahler, Marsha Orton, Marty Guilliouma, Donna Mallue, Paula Malcuit, Diane Loeffler, Diana Campanelli, Cathy Carosielli. ROW 4: Ruthie Perkins, Pammie Davidson, Vesta Kohl, Carol Neal, Rhea Myers, Jeanine Dilger, Kitty Hamilton, Jackie Brady, Donna Wycuff, Betty Scott, Judy Steed Girls Athletic Association This year, as in pre vious years, the purpose of the GAA was to provide opportunity for the girls of Jackson to participate in such sports as soccer, volley- ball, and basketball, regardless of skill or experience. One project of GAA was chartering buses for away football games so more students could attend and support the team. Officers ROW 2: Jan _ Bigelow, Treasurer; Vesta Kohl, Vice President Donna Wycuff, Sports Manager ROW 1: Diane Campanelli, Secretary; Cathy Carosielli, Sports Manager; Bev Eman- uvelson, President W a e S t 1 n g P e p C Uu b Ree ra gi ey i st rs 2 ROW 1: Betty Cooper, Sue Greco, Nikki Siers, Joyce Eddy, Patti Barabas, Barb Reigler, LouAnn Sarachine, Jeannie Weimer, Nancy Bubenchik, Carol Arnold, Koleen Pressler, George Anne Baughman. ROW 2: Sue Mack, Kay Selzer, Patty Gross, Linda Lindsay, Joan Miller, This year there were approximately seventy girls in the Wrestling Pep Club. The members promoted wrestling by keeping score at the matches, keeping time, and selling tickets. At the end of wrestling season, they awarded a trophy to the most improved varsity matman. The newly organized club, in its second year at Jackson, wishes to thank Mr. Berg and Mr. Voltz for their help and co-operation. Cherrie Zorn, Barb Felice, Donna Mallue, Sherry Shaheen, Linda Cameron, Sharlene Fox, Liz Boebinger, Rita Gatti, Dawn Geckler. ROW 3: Pat Schoen, Kris Miller, Karen Starkey, Gail Matheson, Debbie Euphrat, Dawn Gerbec, Kathy Miller, Rosie Santora, Roseanne Eckenrode, Pat Schick, Penny Schick, Debbie Kraig, Sue Nevel, Pat Now. ROW 4: Debbie Weisgarber, Joanne Brumbaugh, Pam Gowins, Marguerite McCullough, Diane Loeffler, Paula Malcuit, Kryn Fulton, Sue Kelley, Jan Dahler, Shirley Eddy, Barb Fierstos, Nancy Hutton, Connie Pearson, Cheryl Hopkins. ROW 5: Cindy Quass, Sharon Albrecht, Dalene Forgan, Carol Taylor, Maryanne Kompara, Cindy Behrendt, Vesta Kohl, Sharman Kline, Rosemary Reed, Linda Woods, Jeanine Dilger, Barb Michael, Jean Theis, Kitty Hamilton, Marty Guilliouma. Pep Club Officers Karen Starkey, Treasurer; Vesta Kohl, President; Marty Guilliouma, Vice President; Debbie Weisgarber, Secretary W r € S t ] n g P e Pp C I U b Fan ° , ee tad imng,: 8 fe if 4 ROW 1: Penny Kidder, Terrie Goetz, Wendy Williams, Johnnye Lewis, Karen Rank, Donna Halter, Carol Buckwalter, Sue Mottice, Sue Marchand, Pam Snyder. ROW 2: Ada Smith, Nancy Nutter, Dalene Forgan, Sharman Kline, Cheryl Suite, Sue Talmadge, Karen Bushman, Jean Theis, Pam Winkler, Gail Garver, Jill Stark, Mr. Wigal. ROW 3: Leesa Puente, Linda Woods, Tana Alexander, Marian Kohl, Maryanne Kompara, Cindy Behrendt, Vesta Kohl, FTA Officers ROW 1: Connie Nelson, President; Linda Block, Secretary. ROW 2: Sue Talmadge, Vice President; Karen Rank, Program Chair- man; Marian Kohl, Treasurer. Bruce Montgomery, Rick Stamets, Jimmy McCullough, David Plaster. ROW 4: Dave Stedman, Steve Caples, Bob Craig, Dave Schroyer, Jeff Mantor, Tim Bubenckik, Paul Daniska, Cindy Brady, Diana Berry, Chuck Pritchard, Rick Henzel. ROW 5: Ronald Sigrist, Dave Blank, Mike White, Al Schott, Jeff Zink, Bruce Crissinger, Tom Wright, Mike Bode, Larry Pritz, Don Underwood, Ed Breyfogle, Gay Pearson, Carol Davis. The Future Teachers ROW 1: Joanne Brumbaugh, Koleen Pressler, Sharlene Fox, Dawn Gerbec, Karen Starkey, Roseann Eckenrode, Kris Miller, Liz Boebinger, Kathy Miller, Dawn Gackler. ROW 2: Nikki Siers, Nancy Bubenchik, Mary Cossentino, Barb Beadling, Karen Ritchie, Brenda Power, Sue Scharver, Marie Eckenrode, Linda Weekley, Rita Gatti, Mrs. Ramga —Advisor. ROW 3: Elaine Brechbill, Patty Now, Linda Lindsay, Nancy Stilgenbauer, Becki Snee, Meta Merry, Shirley Geib, Pam Garratt, Pam Munson, Bonnie Cordier, Rosie Santora. ROW 4: Nancy of America Finzer, Karen Hutton, Jean Heiman, Marilyn Meeting, Jayne Miller, Connie Nelson, Linda Knisley, Danna Mitchell, Paulette Haaseman, Cindy Rhein, Barb Hughs, Janet Ulm, Pauline Wucinick. ROW 5: Mary Bender, Janet Miller, Linda Block, Jennifer Nelson, Becky Vaughn, Paul Malcutt, Marty Guilliouma, Marsha Orton, Nancy Vaughn, Janet Jasinski, Debbie Kraig, Diane Loeffler, Cathy Carosielli, Ruth Perkins, Terrie Melvin, Carol Burger, Cindy Rayl. In the past year the F.T.A., headed by President Connie Nelson, undertook many different projects which were beneficial not only to their immediate group, but tp other individuals as well. Among these was a field trip to Mount Union College on November 21 for a tour of the campus. The group was also a guest of the college for a football game between Mount Union and Westminster. On December 22, twenty members met at Saint Luke’s Nursing Home in North Canton with cookies and gifts for the residents there. They sang carols and enjoyed fellowship with the older people. One of the highlights of the year was the F.T.A. Wor kshop held at Jackson on April 16 for any interested chapters of schools in the surrounding areas. The day was divided up to allow interested students to attend buzz sessions on elementary, special and high school education as well as administration. Future Secretaries of America ROW 1: Carol Bednarz, Daryl Bader, Anna Norris, Linda Eddy, Dee Warwick, Mrs. Bond. ROW 3: Barbara Fierstos, Linda Duncan, Joan Miller, Lois Davis, Donnie Lyons, Carol Burger. Scroggs, Sandy Mobberley, Jill Dunning, Becki Mead, Pam ROW 2: Mrs. Lawrence, Darlene Sutton, Theresa Conaway, Engleman, Carol Neal, Becky Vaughn, Terri Altland, Vivian Sue Kelley, Phyllis Getz, Diane Domer, Sylvia Mathie, Shirley Fribley. The Future Secretaries Club is an organization for junior and senior commercial students who have a B average or better. It is sponsored by the National Secretaries Association. Activities this year included trips to companies, meetings with speakers, who told about various aspects of secretarial work, caroling at Christmas, a bowling party, and initiations for new mem- bers in November and March. FSA Officers ROW 1: Carol Neal, President; Carol Bednarz, Vice President; ROW 2: Becky Vaughn, Secretary; Phyllis Getz, Treasurer Future Nurses of America The purpose of the Future Nurses Club is to aid students who are interested in nursing learn more about the different fields and opportunities that are available in medicine. In addition to monthly meetings, the members heard speakers, saw films, and toured hospitals and colleges. ROW 1: Diane Campanelli, Sarah Bussard, Alice Sturm, Nancy Leyda, Pam Garratt, Debby Corbett, Kryn Fulton, Becky Brenner, Pat Phillips, Karen Zenovic. ROW 2: Cindy Mercier, Cherrie Cukr, Joanne Brumbaugh, Toni Altieri, Rita Gatti, Sharlene Fox, Liz Boebinger, Dawn Geckler, Linda Cameron, Debbie Euphrat, Mrs. Ziroff. ROW 3: Judy Miller, Debbie Weisgarber, Donna Halter, Berneta Ruby, Patti Helsher, Elaine Vaughan, Shirley Geib, Karen Hopps, Paulette Hasseman, Cindy Rhein, Lois Davis. ROW 4: Linda Lesh, Cherrie Zorn, Jane Ann Warner, Pam Munson, Nancy Haas, Nancy Wucinick, Penny Schick, Felicia Prato, Barb Morris, Pat Schick, Lomin Lanzer, Beth Ellis. ROW 5: Peggy Boydelatour, Anita Chevraux, Barb Crabb, Nanette Haas, Donna Wycuff, Marion Vaughan, Cindy Brady, Diana Berry, Becky Howald, Becky Miller, Susie Smith, Margaret Simon, Judy Kulla, Vickie Nikolaidis, Sandy Wilton. Officers ROW 1: Pat Baxter, Reporter; Shirley Geib, Secretary; ROW 2: Donna Halter, President; Nancy Leyda, Vice President; Nancy Haase, Treasurer National Forensic League Officers ROW 1: Jeff Zink, President; Diana Berry, Secretary; ROW 2: Jeff Mantor, Treasurer; Blaine Young, Vice President The National Forensic League chapter at Jackson has had a busy and successful season. Playing host to two individual tournaments, traveling as far as Pittsburgh and Toledo, winning trophies, memorizing cuttings, giving extemperaneous speeches—all of this and more went on from November to April as NFL members participated in weekly contests. 1966 will always be remem- bered as the year: that three of our members—Jeff Mantor, Blaine Young, and Jeff Zink—achieved the highest honor in NFL work—the double ruby award. ROW 1: Shirley Geib, Betty Cooper, Sue Greco, Liz Boebinger, Scroggs, Cindy Behrendt, Bruce Grant, Blaine Young, Meta Kathy Miller, Linda Weekly, Kris Miller, Chris McCracken, Rick Merry. ROW 3: Jeff Mantor, Jeff Zink, Mike White, Mike Bode, Stamets, Mary Bender. ROW 2:° Mr. Dawson,—Advisor, Dave George Burwell, Mike McLaughlin, Jim Rosenberger, Allan Plaster, Chuck Blankt, Marsha Orton, Jim McCullough, Linda Schott, Ed Breyfogle, Cindy Brady, Diana Berry The Varsity ‘J’ Club ROW 1: Bruce Peters, Pat Cordes, Gary Prato, Dick Booth, Benny Wright, Bob Jones, Al Michael, Arch Haer, Tad Miller, Bob Brady, Parsons, Mitch Miller, Tim Bubenchik ROW 2: Rick Gardner, Jim Barry Pitkin, Mike Hout, Randy Cable The Varsity “J” Club is one of the newest and most promising organizations at Jackson. It is composed entirely of varsity athletes who are voted in by the standing members. The main objectives of this club are: to support athletic activities, to increase school spirit, and to encourage scholastic work. Members spon- sored the Basketball Homecoming and Alumni Night. The current project is to establish an Athletic Hall of Fame for Jackson. This organization, the highest honor an athlete can attain while in high school, is advised by Mr. Cable Varsity ae Officers L to R: Mike Hout, Secretary; Paul O'Connor, Vice-President; Barry Pit- kin, Treasurer; Arch Haer, President; Mr. Cable, Advisor $j ROW 1: Kathy Fraze, George Anne Baughman, Karen Starkey, Kris Miller, Pam Hoff, Patty Schick, Penny Schick, Dawn Geckler, Tom Elavsky. ROW 2: Rick Stamets, Larry Zink, Gary Oakes, Chris McCracken, Rick Selzer, John Konovsky, Ken Diamond, Doug Hershberger, John Arigoni. ROW 3: Marge Davis, Donna Halter, Johnnye Lewis, Becky Mead, Leesa Puente, Bob Williams, Dave Chevraux, Gordon LeBeau, Bill Zink, Don Underwood. ROW 4: Paul O’Connor, Rick Gardner, Jeff Zink, Larry Pritz, Bob Auble, George Burwell, Arch Haer,- Al Michael, Allan Schott, Mike White, Randy Cable. Student Council The Student Council consists of four class officers from each class and home- room representatives. This year the Student Council completed the Tennis courts and also, to make Jackson High School an outstanding name in the community, had a sign placed in the front of the school reading: Jackson Memorial High School, Home of the Polar Bears. The club also stood behind the March of Dimes campaign. Officers ROW 1: John Arigoni, Treasurer; Donna Halter, Secretary; Kris Miller, Secretary. ROW 2: Jeff Zink, President; Rick Gardner, Sgt. at Arms; Allan Schott, Vice President Quill and Scroll Officers L to R: Mrs. Pearson, Advisor; Becky Vaughn, Secretary-Treasurer; Connie Nel- son, President; Johnnye Lewis, Vice Presi- dent Any junior or senior who is on the Bear Facts Staff or Scoop Staff and has maintained a 3.0 average is eligible for membership in the Quill and Scroll Organization. Members of the news- paper staff must have written at least thirty inches; those on the annual staff must have con- tributed sufficient time and work to the yearbook. The journalists enrolled in this honorary organiza- tion are chosen by Mrs. Pearson and Mr. Ramga. Quill and Scroll ROW 1: Paulette Hasseman, Cindy Rhein, Cheryl Garver, Johnnye Lewis, Jo Etling ROW 3: Connie Suite, Kathy Seibert, Pat Baxter ROW 2: Carol Taylor, Nelson, Jeff Mantor, Jeff Thompson, Don Underwood, Karen Bushman, Cindy Brady, Jeanne Linn, Gail Tom Reiderman, Becky Vaughn The National Sr. Members | if ROW 1: Elaine Brechbill, Linda Weekly, Mary Cossentino, Gail Schott, David Blank, Mike White, Jeff Thompson, Tad Miller, Garver, Becky Vaughn, Linda Knisley, Connie Nelson, Sue Joe Jones, Blaine Young, Ron Graybill, Bob Amacher, Paul Scharver, Marie Eckenrode ROW 2: Johnnye Lewis, Maryanne O'Connor, Cindy Brady, Marion Vaughan, Nancy Surbey Kompara, Marian Kohl, Tom Reiderman, Jeff Mantor, Allan The National Honor Society is considered to be the highest honor attainable by a high school student. New members are required to have a 3.3 average and to display the four principles of the organization—Service, Character, Scholarship, and Leadership. The students must then be approved by the faculty and a special board. Once inducted, members must maintain a 3.1 average and the four characteristics. Twenty- two new members were enrolled in the NHS on Thursday, February 17, 1966. Mr. Donald Graybill, President of the Jackson Board of Education, was the speaker at the NHS induction ceremonies. NHS Officers Jeff Thompson, President Marian Kohl, Secretary Paul O’Connor, Vice-President Honor Society eT A NRPRE I TH FSP ROW 1: Karen Bushman, Betty Scott, Ruthie Perkins, Anita Chevraux, Vickie Nikolaidis, Janet Ulm, Cheryl Suite, Wendy Williams, Danna Mitchell ROW 2: Shirley Geib, Paulette Hasse- man, Cindy Rhein, Penny Kidder, Dave Plaster, Jack Young, Bruce Crissinger, Ed Breyfogle, Don Underwood, Larry Fromm, Meta Merry, Joan Miller, Phyllis Getz Connie Nelson pins the traditional yellow rose upon junior, Cindy Rhein. Ron Graybill congratulates Betty Scott upon her induction into the NHS. The Bear Facts Staff By writing articles on coming events, the latest happenings, sports, and the school gossip, the Bear Facts not only strives to inform the student body, but it also gains valuable experience in putting a newspaper together. The hard-working staff publishes the paper monthly. Mrs. Pearson is the advisor. ROW 1: Mrs. Pearson—Advisor, Johnnye Lewis, Carol Taylor, Carol Gail Garver, Tom Reiderman. Davis, Kathy Seibert. ROW 2: Pat Baxter, Jeanne Linn, Pam Garratt, Carol Taylor, Page 2 co-editor, and Johnnye Lewis, Page 2 editor, carefully plan a monthly issue of the Bear Facts. Other page-editors include: Paul Daniska, Page 4 editor; Jo Etling, Page 2 co-editor; Pat Baxter, Page 3 editor. Seniors Cindy Brady, Business Manager and Senior Class Editor; Jeff Thompson, Sports Editor; Becky Vaughn, Student Life Editor, Typist, Co-Editor in Chief; Connie Nelson, Underclassmen Editor, Co-Editor in Chief; Jeff Mantor, Photographer Juniors Mr. Ramga, Advisor; Paulette Hasseman, Co-Faculty Editor, Typist; Cindy Rhein, Co-Faculty Editor Bookkeeper; Don Underwood, Assistant Sports Editor Karen Bushman, Junior Editor Cheryl Suite, Organizations Editor The Scoop Staff Many long hours of tedious work have gone into, what we think, is the greatest Scoop ever. Our deepest thanks go to Mr. Ramga, the staff's advisor, and to the rest of the faculty for their valuable time and patience. Ads Salesmen ROW 1: Barry Pitkin, Bob Bailey, Randy Ca- ble, Paul O’Connor, Arch Haer, Tad Miller, Blain Young, Ken De- Musey. ROW 2: Jeff Mantor, Dave Schroy- er, Mike White, Steve Harper, Jeff Thomp- son, Don Underwood, Jeff Zink, Allan Schott, Al Michael 125 ROW 1: Dawn Gerbec, Kathy Miller, Gail Matheson, Sue Lowe, Joyce Eckenrode, Toni Alteri, Connie Yingling, Darlene Cummings, Brenda Powers. ROW 2: Sarah Bussard, Sue Nevel, Carolyn Risher, Debbie Guist, Joan Lightbody, Penny Schick, Nancy Wucinick, Pat Phillips, Susan Wheeland, Marsha Ubick. ROW 3: Karen Zenovic, ROW 1: Sue Greco, Joyce Canter, Jan Forsyth, Cindy Mercier, Cheryl Cukr, Barb Reigler, Sue Young, Jennifer Gibbs, Nancy Gillis, Linda Lindsay. ROW 2: Patty Barabas, Norma Eckroate, Sandy Warwick, Nikki Haase, Sue Coltrin, Cathy Davis, Rilla Marzilli, Becky Lamp, Dannie Melvin, Barb Lucas, Judy Martz. ROW 3: Debby Davis, Melissa Decker, Debbie Peters, Patty Schick, Marilyn Johnson, aiid BES se @ Angela Wolf, Ardath Thomas, Patty Wyles, Kathy Sheppler, Linda Woods, Ingrid Lundbergh, Linda Walters, Barb Day, Patty Now. ROW 4: Chris Reeder, Sue Vernon, Betty Schneider, Dalene Forgan, Nannette Haase, Barb Michael, Jackie Brady, Marilyn Fenstermaker, Sharon Albrecht, Sandy Mansfield, Lorene Pfeiffer, Cindy Welty. Nancy Finzer, Nancy Nutter, Joyce Rogers, Debby Craig, Koleen Pressler, Georgeanne Baughman. ROW 4; Liz Boebinger, Rita Gatti, Dawn Geckler, Debbie Euphrat, Carol Arnold, Kris Miller, Joanne Brumbaugh, Debbie Weisgarber, Linda Cameron, Karen Starkey, Sandy Wilton, Cindy Quass, Sharlene Fox, Roseann Eckenrode ROW 1: Donna Neshcoff, Barbara Morris, Sue Kelley, Maggie McCullough, Diane Domer, Cherrie Zorn, Regina Leister, Dee Warwick, Nancy Haase, Connie Pearson, Nancy Leyda, Carol Buck- walter. ROW 2: Cheryl Suite, Karen Bushman, Becky Vaughn, Cindy Rhein, Connie Nelson, Linda Knisley, Sylvia Mathie, Carol Burch, Judy Ash, Shirley Eddy, Norma Fricker, Barb Fierstos, Mrs. Day—Advisor. ROW 3: Linda Plastow, Barb Lance, Cheryl Shackelford, Joyce Eddy, Jean Weimer, Karen Ritchie, Sue Scharver, Diane Graening, Marie Eckenrode, Felicia Prato, Sherry Shahee n, Pam Garratt, Lois Davis. ROW 4: Pam Munson, Thelma Risher, Susie Smith, Vesta Kohl, Karen Rank, Donna Halter, Johnnye Lewis, Nancy Stockburger, Nancy West, Betty Scott, Pam Davidson, Pam Gowins, Paula Malcuit, Diane Loeffler, Marty Guilliouma. ROW 5: Theresa Conaway, Regina Ewen, Jill Stark, Connie Yoder, Cindy Behrendt, Marion Kohl, Jill Dunning, Cindy Brady, Diana Berry, Mary Anne Kompara, Rhea Myers, Anita Chevraux, Sandy Mobberly, Wendy Williams, Carol Davis. Y-Teens The Jackson Chapter of Y-Teens is an organization composed of interested and ambitious girls working for the betterment of every individual. This year, as never before, the follow-up to each Y-Teen meeting and co-operation among the girls was fantastic. Under the supervision of a new advisor, Mrs. Day, this club had interesting speakers and programs for the monthly meetings. At Christmas time, the girls went caroling at Massillon State Hospital and contributed small gifts for a service project. A trip to Washington D.C. was planned for Y-teen members in June. Officers ROW 1: Bev Emanuelson, Secretary; Dawn Geckler, Chaplain; Sharlene Fox, Publicity chairman; Liz Boebinger, Service Chairman; Sue Scharver, Co-Program chairman. ROW 2: Diane Graening, President; Becki Snee, Vice President; Donna Halter, Treasurer; Maryanne Kompara, Co-program chairman; Marilyn Johnson, ICCR; Pat Schick, ICCR. ROW 1: Linda Lesh, Marilyn Meeting, Johnnye Lewis, Danna Mitchell, Jayne Miller, Debby Cook, Chris Boswell, Karen Rank, Carolyn Meeting, Becky Brenver, Cheryl Smith, Susan Holshoy, Nancy West, Nancy Stockburger, Linda Knisley. ROW 2: Terrie Altland, Sue Mottice, Dian Sima, Greg Mantor, Mary Cossentino, Kathy The Jackson High The Jackson Polar Bear Band has provided a new look and new sounds during this school year. The new look was partially provided by the smart new uniforms purchased by the band Boosters. The band’s progress during the year was considerable and the student body’s response to that progress was highly appreciated by the band members. Purdue, Betty Schneider, Larry Guilliouma, Brenda Power, Shirley Eddy, Bruce Crissinger, Sue Scharver, Nancy Vaughn, Kenny Roush, Nancy DiFiori, Linda Pry, Cathy Bryson, Ginny Shaffer, Peggy Mottice. ROW 3: Debbie Filkill, Paula Shaffer, Judy Miller, Beth Ellis, Louise Regula, Dave Snyder, Bob Amacher, Ken .Brown, School Band During marching season, the band performed at all football games and received the honor of being invited to perform in the Massillon Marching Review and the Warrior Marching Review of Carrollton. At Christmas, the band and choir combined to present a Christmas assembly and concert. Members of the band also added their efforts to those of the choir in the production of the Broadway musical, “My Fair Lady.” The band also participated in competition. Steve Harper, Molly Scott, Dave Mullen, Jay Stamets, Sue Williams, Daryl Huyett, Chuck Pritchard, Lynn Spuhler, Chuck Blank, Bonnie Gary Crum, Doug Kohr, Timm Mackley, Rudy Leister, Doug Ruwadi, Braucher, Mike McFee, Tom Regula, Doug Murdock, Ron Sigrist, Norma Fricker, Rick Henzel, Dave Stedman, Anna Norris, Terry Rene Dottavio, Cindy Heisser, Joyce Eddy, Lois Davis, Dave Blank, Ridenbaugh. ROW 4: Jeff Harrold, Kim Preece, Linda Bergener, Mike Kovash, Directors Mr. Leitner and Mr. Temple. LEFT: Mr. Henry Leitner, Assistant Director RIGHT: Mr. Charles Temple, Director Maj orettes Band Officers STANDING: Steve Harper, President; SEATED: Louise Regula, Vice President; Jayne Miller, Treasurer; Dave Blank, Student Director; Nancy Stockburger, Secretary. Marilyn Meeting; Johnnye Lewis; Deb- bie Filkill; Judy Mil- ler, Drum Majorette; Karen Rank, Paula Shaffer, Nancy Di- Fiori All-County Band This group of six-first chair musicians is Jack- son’s contribution to the All-County Band. To- gether with members from other schools in Stark County, they practice once a week and perform concerts. ROW 1: Linda Lesh, Clarinet; Sue Scharver, French Horn; Kathy Purdue, Clarinet. ROW 2: Nancy Vaughn, Counter Bass Clarinet; Louise Regula, Cornet; Linda Knisley, Flute Pep Band The student body wishes to extend its thanks to the Pep Band, which played at the football and basketball rallies. ROW 1: Mike Kovash, Chuck Pritchard, Daryl Huyett Blank, Terry Ridenbaugh, Anna Norris, Rick Henzel, Ron ROW 2: Dave Blank, Student Director; Sue Scharver; Sigrist, Tom Regula Louise Regula; Molly Scott, Jay Stamets. ROW 3: Chuck Officers ROW 1: Peggy Boydelatour, Lorraine Floom, Connie Nelson, Sally Stonebrook, Liz Boebinger, Linda Weekley, Donna Mallue, Elaine Brechbill, Ruth Wright, Pauline Wucinick, Dawn Geckler, Shirley Geib, Jennifer Nelson, Terrie Goetz, Linda Scroggs, Mary Bender, Karen Bushman, Kathy Miller. ROW 2: Wendy Williams, Sue Talmadge, Anita Chevraux, Pam Winkler, Marion Vaughan, Maryanne Kompara, Cindy Behrendt, Christa Magers, Joyce Rogers, Carol Buckwalter, Sharman Kline, Carol Taylor, Cheryl Shackelford, Bonnie Parsons, Elaine Vaughan, Penny Kidder, Becky Scharver, Kay Cogan, Mr. Lewis—director ROW 3: Dave Underwood, Don The A’Cappella Choir The A’Cappella Choir was kept busy all year with rehearsals for various programs. Early in December the choir traveled to Cleveland to tape a television show. The “Messiah” was presented for the public. A new venture was made in the Christmas Concert, given by the band and choir for the student body and for an appreciative audience the same evening. Besides all these activities, several per- formances were given for radio stations. The highlight of the year was the production of “My Fair Lady”. The choir also participated in The Ohio Music Association Choir contest, the Easter assembly, and will participate in Baccalaureate services. A spring concert was given featuring songs which the choir had sung throughout the year. ROW 1: Terrie Melvin, ‘Librarian; Cindy Behrendt, Treasurer; Maryanne Kompara, Librarian, Marion Vaughan, Setretary. ROW 2: Allan Schott, Librarian; Sherm Mallalieu, President; Rick Gardner, Vice President; Jeff Zink, Librarian Underwood, Greg Weekley, Ron Smith, Pat Schneider, Jack Young, Allan Schott, Jeff Zink, Rick Gardner, Sherm Mallalieu, Mark August, Tom Wright, Terry Lamp, Tom Baer, Leroy Workinger, John Arig i. Dave Schroyer, Tom Grove, Robert Mertz, John Bowser, Rick Roth, Ken Floom, Ed Schuckman, Benny Parsons, Dave Bosworth, Larry Pritz, Bob Bailey, Paul Daniska, Tom Reiderman, Bruce Mont- Wilhelm, Dave Garratt, Dale Syrbey, Marion Kohl, Lraing feo L gomery, Terry Orin, Dave Stewart, Bruce Grant, Chris McCracken, Tana Alexarder. ROW 47 Ly dah lodge, john Stick, Dwigf St VA , Rick Stamets, Jim McCullough “F Jacks ’n’ Jills’ ROW 1: Elaine Brechbill, Connie Nelson, Carol Buckwalter, Marion Vaughan, Tana Alexander, Melinda Floom, Marian Kohl, Jennifer Nel- son, Mr. Lewis—Director. ROW 2: Chris McCracken, Bruce Montgom- ery, Bob Bailey, Larry Pritz, Rick Gardner, Sherm Mallalieu, Mark August, Dave Stewart The Mixed Choir, composed of students from all four ‘classes, donates third period each day f or practicing. Activities this year included participating in the Thanksgiving assembly, in the spring concert and in the District Choir Contest. Several members were in the cast of MY FAIR LADY. The appearance of the choir has been greatly improved due to new robes. Mr. Lewis directs the group. The Mixed ROW 1: Linda Phahler, Karen -Starkey, Ruthie Perkins, Linda Lindsay, Sandy Wilton, Diane Martin, Pat Nus- baumer, Pam Nusbaumer, Cheryl Weber, Barb Rieglr, Barb Morris, Rita Coleman, Roseann Schalmo, Ingrid Lundberg. ROW 2: Carol Neal, Patty Gross, Pat Schick, Nancy Nutter, Nancy Finzer, Karen Hutton, Pam Hoff, Joanne Brumbaugh, Marty Young, Linda Plastow, Kathy Ott, Cathy Carosiellei, Debbie Weisgarber, Linda Cameron, Patty Now, Kris Miller, Susie Smith. ROW 3: Diana Berry, Jill Dunning, Sandy Mobberly, Barb Michael, Jean Choir Officers ROW 1: Karen Starkey, Secretary; Jay Shukert, Librarian; Sharlene Fox, Librarian. ROW 2: Nancy Nufter, President; George Burwell, Vice President; Jim Rosenburger, Treasurer; Jim Ickes, Librarian Theis, Carol Burch, Sharlene Fox, Judy Kulla, Dawn Gerbec, Diane Campanelli, Gail Smith, Marsha Schmader, Jan Bigelow, Dee Martin, Regina Ewen, Kathy Sheppler, Dalene Forgan. ROW 4: Mike Bode, Jim Rosenburger, } . - Jchn Harrison, Bob West, Ken Diamond, Dan Nutter, Ken Brown, Mickey Robinson, Bob Plance, Jay Shukert, Jim Slingluff, Doug Mazer, Rick Garner, Roger Locke, Jim Ickes, Scott Charlton, Bill Covarirt, George Burwell. ROW 1: Becky Lamp, Dannie Melvin, Terrie Brechbill, Sue Greco, Nusbaumer, Kathy Fraze. ROW 2: Debbie Vinton, Sharlene Rilla Marzilli, Kathy Smith, Joan Lightbody, Penny Schick, Barb Clamp, Mary Long, Linda Ellis, Sarah Bussard, Angela Wolf, Barraclough, Ginny Gibbs, Marsha Merry, Diana Johns, Judy Vickie Steffee, Linda Fleming, Kathy Jones, Karen Savchenko, The Girls The Girls’ Glee Club was a reorganized choral group at Jackson this year. It is composed entirely of freshman girls. Practice makes perfect. Every member must donate seventh period each day for prac- ticing. Debbie Peters, Nancy Gillis, Karen Crawford, Judy Martz, Linda Garman, Marilyn Fenstermaker, Carol Young, Debbie Lorene Pheiffer, Marsha Ubick, Mary Kidder. ROW 3: Beth Ellis, Guist, Carol Now, Carolyn Sundheimer, Chris Boswell, Debbie Lomin Lanzer, Carolyn Hann, Becky Miller, Kathy Sunderland, Miller, Sue Vernon, Ann Reese, Susan Holshoy. Glee Club The choir participated in the Thanks- giving and Easter assemblies and the concert in the spring. The members also entered contest. Officers SEATED: Dannie Melvin, President; Kathy Fraze, Secretary. STANDING: Barb Lucas, Librarian; Debbie Peters, Librarian; Linda Fleming, Treasurer r v © c: Sd RK At : Nes } o_ Ors alg 3 A : A e'@s ok Ng ce {= a: t= he) y ‘ ROW 1: Tom Wright, Rick Gardner, Tony Pizzino, Barry Pitkin, Gary Young, Bob Williams, Harold Wheeler, Larry Scheetz, Ken Tim Bubenchik, Arch Haer, Randy Cable, Mike Hout, Paul Auble, Pat Frailly. ROW 4: Bill Cole, Denny Ake, Bob Foutty, O’Connor, Jim Wright, Ken DeMuesy, Pat Cordes. ROW 2: Al Louis Maurer, Mike Gutshall, Mike Snee, Ben Parsons, Bob Michael, Tom Carnes, Ernie Lambos, Dale Leonard, Dan Detwiler, Habony, Mark Johanning, Bruce Montgomery,:-Dan Kovacsis, Bill Zink, Bill Winnett, Ron DeMuesy, Jeff Hoffman, Charlie Ron Davis. ROW 5: Richard Hill, Pat Schneider, Bruce Peters, Sneed, John Haer, Ernie Domer. ROW 3: Walt Norman, Tom Tim Simon, Bob Ridenbaugh, Bill Holburg, Dave Chevraus, Bill Babetski, Rick Gattuso, Tom Elavsky, John Stick, Bill Malinowsky, Blattman, Terry Rhine, Mike Kracker, Jerry Fromm, Bill August. This year in Stark County, it was indeed the year of the Polar Bear. Jackson this season had one of the best—if not the best—teams that ever played here. A team that abounded with skill and spirit, they started the season with a big win over Canton Lehman and ended it with an even bigger one over North Canton, scoring the winning points in the last eight seconds. When the Bears came home after the final game they brought with them the Federal Season Crown (the first in three years) and the first undefeated season in ten years and were ranked 15th in the state. Jackson had seven players on the first All Federal League team, two on the All County, two on the Northeastern Ohio teams, and one on the All State team. ' The reserve and freshman teams also had good seasons, with an undefeated season for the former and a loss of only one for the frosh. So it appears that Jackson will be a football power in the county for some time to come. Scores Lehman Fairless Orrville Marlington Glenwood Sandy Valley Northwest Perry Canton South North Canton NwWwooo0dano0do — VARSITY COACHES—Don Meister, Jim Letcavits, Ray Reese, Harold Mont- gomery. Seniors ROW 1: Al Michael, Jim Wright, Rick Gardner, Tim Bubenchik, Randy Cable, Arch Haer. ROW 2: Pat Cordes, Tony Pizzino, Ken DeMuesy, Tom Wright, Terry Rhine, Barry Pitkin, Mike Hout, Paul O’Connor. - Managers ROW 1: Mike Wucinick, Craig Snee ROW 2: Richard Hill, Randy Loch, Bill August. Freshmen ROW 1: Jon Vittling, Rick Selzer, Tim Diana, Tom Essig, Scot Wilson, Larry Zink, Gene Capuano, Mike Humphery, Gary Oakes. ROW 2: Coach Poorman, Assistant Coach Peters, Terry DeMuesy, Stoc Williams, Mel Radtke, Mike Baxter, John Konovsky, Rick Garner Norman Smith, Don Cable, Mike Wucinick. ROW 3: Bill Rastetter, Phil Kiko, Steve Kraus, Ken Diamond, Dana Warchime, Dan Nutter, Wade Huthmacher, Rick Schmucher, Tom Wayts, Rick Hendrickson, Harvey Mayers, Perry Campanelli. L — ost X ps TIM BUBENCHIK ARCH HAER RANDY CABLE Senior Quarterback; All Federal League Senior End; All Federal League, All County, Senior Halfback; All Federal League, All Defense, All County Honorable Mention. All North Eastern Ohio, All Ohio AP. County, All Northeastern Ohio, All State AP Honorable Mention. MIKE HOUT Sen ior Guard; All Federal League, All County Honorable Mention. KEN DEMUESY Senior Center; All Federal League Honorable Mention. PAUL O’CONNOR Senior Tackle; All Federal League, All County Honorable Mention. BARRY PITKIN Senior Guard; All Federal League De- fense. The stands were filled with fans for Jackson’s Homecoming game with Perry. Jackson won 30-0. TONY PIZZINO Senior Tackle; All Federal League Honorable Mention. RICK GARDNER Senior End; All Federal League De- fense. TOM WRIGHT Senior Halfback. eS es oe 4 4 2 PAT CORDES Senior Halfback; All Federal League Honorable Mention. TERRY RHINE AL MICHAEL p JIM WRIGHT Senior Fullback. Senior End; All Federal League Honorable Senior End; All Federal League Honorable Mention. Mention. ERNIE DOMER Junior Halfback. BILL ZINK Junior Guard; All Federal League Honorable Mention. RON DEMUESY Junior Quarterback. DALE LEONARD Junior End TOM CARNES DAN DETWILER ERNIE LAMBOS Sophomore Fullback; All Federal League Sophomore Halfback; All Federal League Junior Guard; All Federal League Honorable Honorable Mention. Honorable Mention. Mention. The ball flies loose as Barry Pitkin hits this Marlington player This was a welcome sight that Jackson fans got used to seeing. hard. Arch Haer catching the ball in the end zone. Randy Cable almost breaks away in the Polar Bear’s Victory over Perry. Randy was second in Stark County scoring with 102 points. Ernie Lambos stops a Marlington back as the Polar Bears won 46-0. Ernie proved to be one of Jackson’s best defensive linemen. Ron DeMuesy is brought down as he tries to go around left end against Perry. Ron, next year, should be another in a long line of superior Jackson Quarterbacks. Tim Bubenchik has been tripped up on this play as Mike Hout looks on. The players on the bench are ready to go in at a moments notice. Miss Dannie Melvin, Miss Cathy Carosielli, Miss Cindy Behrendt, Miss Donna Ee Halter, Miss Linda Walters. Cindy Behrendt is crowned by Jeff Zink. Homecoming Jackson’s 1965 Football Homecoming Queen was the lovely Cindy Behrendt. Miss Behrendt, attended by the Misses Donna Halter, senior; Cathy Carosielli, junior; Linda Walters, sophomore; and Dannie Melvin, freshman, reigned over the game between Jackson and Perry, which we won Mov Again, on S Cindy and her court | W reve ho d ay i acoratig Dance. The crown bearer, Miss Susie Taylor, is escorted from the field by JayBee. MISS LINDA WALTERS Sophomore Attendant MISS DANNIE MELVIN Freshman Attendant Cindy with her escort, Mr. Jeff Zink. MISS CINDY BEHRENDT Homecoming Queen MISS CATHY CAROSIELLI Junior Attendant MISS DONNA HALTER Senior Attendant Our cheerleaders were important to the success of the football team. No matter what the con- ditions, they were out there cheering to help bring home those ten victories. Tim Bubenchik followed by Dan Detwiler seems to be on his way to a substantial gain. But come on, Tim, let them catch you once in a while or you might give those poor Perry guys an inferiority complex. Coach Reese was voted Coach of the Year by the Paul O’Connor seems to like to tear things apart, including opposing Stark County Coaches’ Association. This honor teams, which he did a lot of this year. was well deserved. ” V. STANDING: Donna Mallue, Marie Eckenrode, Linda Walters. KNEELING: Liz Boebinger, Judy Heller, Terrie Melvin. A deputy sheriff protects the Perry Panther from the wrath of Ja Bee BECKY SCHARVER, DEBBIE WEISGARBER ECKENRODE LINDA WALTERS DONNA MALLUE This year Jackson sported some of the best cheerleaders this school has ever known. This energetic and talented group of young ladies were at every football and basketball game giving the teams much needed support. They symbolized school spirit as they kept on cheering even in defeat. These girls have to be commended for a job well done through- out the year. Reserve Cheerleaders ROW 1: Lavonne Autry. ROW 2: Roseann Eckenrole Georgeann Babohhan}- Koleen Pressler. ROW 3: Debbie Kraig Becky Lamp, Joan Lightbody, Nancy Wucinick, Debbie Peters, Dannie Melvin Varsity Basketball John Arigoni, Tom Carnes, Bruce Peters, Randy Cable, Jim Wright, Dave Lodge, Tad Miller, John Stick, Arch Haer, Al Michael, Hank Nicodemus, John Drew. The basketball team had a good season this year, playing with a great deal of skill and spirit, which followed them through the season. They opened the season with a big win over Marlington and ended the season the same way by defeating Sandy Valley. The Bears won several thrilling games. Among them those with Massillon and Canton Lehman. Jackson, which was only defeated three times on its home floor, ended fourth in the Federal League with a 7-5 record. Their overall record was 12-6. Coaches: Bob DeMooy, Rich Thomas, Jim Letcavits Reserves KNEELING; Coach DeMooy. STANDING; Mel Radtke, Rick Johanning, Tim Diana, Dan Detwiler, Bob Williams, Schworm, Bob Habony George Dantz, Ken Auble, Mark Jim Ickes. Freshmen KNEELING; George Lambos, Mike Humphrey, Wade Huth- Sarachene, Jim Rosenberger, Ken Diamond, Scott Williams, macher, Bill Stark, Don Mehl, John Konovsky, Mike Baxter, Mickey Robinson, Rick Siers Bob McClain. STANDING; Bill Flory, Don Cable, Larry MANAGERS AND STATMEN ROW 1: Rodney Marchand, Bob Lance, Mike Wucinick, Dave Cottrill, Rick Stedmen. ROW 2: John Wolf, Gordon LeBeau, Doug Hershberger, Loran Pfeiffer, Ken Floom, ROW 3 Larry Bradshaw, Dick Booth, Rick Hill, Paul Daniska. Head Manager Bob Jones; Student Trainer Rick Gardner Bruce Peters gets a shot away against Massillon. Tad Miller, Randy Cable, Arch Haer, Bruce Peters, and Hank Nicodemus were the backbone of Jackson’s great basketball team. ARCH HAER; Senior Forward RANDY CABLE; Senior Forward Marlington Fairless Glenwood Canton South Tuslaw Massillon Perry Timken Sandy Valley AL MICHAEL; Senior Forward iS = ae i — GaN Ee ] Ge) _ JOHN DREW; Senior Guard JIM WRIGHT; Senior Forward JOHN STICK; Junior Forward Northwest Marlington Fairless Glenwood Canton South Lehman North Canton Perry Sandy Valley DAVE LODGE; Junior Center JOHN ARIGONI; Junior Guard TOM CARNES; Sophomore Guard WHA, | ts Wy oe SF MISS DONNA MALLUE MISS NANCY WEST Junior Attendant Senior Attendant ve Be SANDY WILTON MISS PAT PHILLIPS MISS Sophomore Attendant Freshman Attendant Basketball Homecoming Miss Nancy Stockburger reigned over the game with Massillon as the 1965-66 Basketball Homecoming Queen. She and her attendants, Misses Nancy West, sen- ior; Donna Mallue, junior; Sandy Wilton, sophomore; and Pat Phillips, freshman, watched as the Polar Bears ripped through the Tigers, 75-68. At the dance following the game, Nancy and her court were again hon- ored. MISS NANCY STOCKBURGER Homecoming Queen The queen and her Miss Nancy Stockburger was crowned by Miss Judy Pritz, last year’s Basketball Homecoming Queen. Hank Nicodemus comes through the Bear’s head as he is introduced at Jackson’s victory over Massillon. Y, Jim Wright shoots for two against Fairless. ivy ag rey ae . oe “Look out boys, I’m coming through.” If we know Randy Cable, { he probably made it. OCT Wey 4 Arch Haer “flies through the air with the greatest of ease” on a fast break against Fairless. Bruce Peters drives against Ezra Pittman as Massillon tries to press the Polar Bears. = i | ia aN ie i. { ” a = Coach Thomas fires up the team during a time out. This trophy is the proud proof of Jackson’s big win over Perry. Jackson won 57-49. Tad Miller grabs a rebound while Arch Haer and two Fairless players looks on. Randy Cable, who finished this year as the county’s 2nd highest scorer, won the honor of being the first boy at Jackson to break 1,000 as a life-team career point total. As a junior, Randy was the county’s highest scorer. Hank “‘Alabama’’ Nicodemus shows how they do it in “the land of cotton.” fefe Te se ROW 1: Tom Wright, Bob Mysza, Mitch Miller, Ben Perault, Ted Miller—Manager. ROW 3: Marv. Roberts, Parsons, Tim Kuhn, Jim Greco. ROW 2: Coach Berg, Bill Frank Medure, Rick Gardner, Ken DeMuesy, Rick Lorenz, Winnet, Tony Pizzino, Mike Hout, Ted Sanders, Jan Gay Pearson, Ken Roush, Bob Geis. This year, the matmen did a pretty fair job. The team, which only had four returning lettermen, ended with a record of five wins against seven losses. Only Perry, of the three Federal League teams which met Jackson, went home as winner. The reserve team had a very good season, winning all of their meets except one against Massillon which they lost by one point. Coaches John Berg and John Voltz We They Smithville 34 A5 Perry 16 Carrollton 13 Louisville 14 Timken 16 Marlington 35 Glenwood Orrville Northwest Ravenna Massillon Rootstown JIM GRECO; 103 ‘ : 64 BEN PARSONS; 112 TIM KUHN; 120 ‘ ¥ BOB MYSZA; 133 MITCH MILLER; 127 TED SANDERS; 154 TOM WRIGHT; 138 pr 7? JAN PERAULT; 145 TONY PIZZINO; 175 BILL WINNET; HWT. MIKE HOUT; 165 | The Reserves ROW 1: Tim Rohr, Larry Zink, Rod Hiller, Mike ROW 3; Rick Gardner, Larry Streit, Ken DeMuesy, McCullough, Tom Kuhn, Bob McMullan, ROW 2; Gay Pearson, Ted Miller: manager, Rick Lorenz, Ken Roush, Jim Larkins, Frank Medure, Marvin Bruce Montgomery, Leroy Anstine, Dave Chevraux. Roberts, Barry Schoen, Bill Cole, Ken Coleman. a - Dave Underwood breaks down his man in an attempt to get him in a_ pinning Position. Bill Winnett ties up with his-man at the beginning of their match. Tony Pizzino forces his opponent’s shoulders to the mat in a varsity 175 Ib. contest. i — Al — SENIOR INDEX and GENERAL Our basketball team was encouraged to get a victory due to the many fans present at the games. fr Sa MA HR tT if The Jackson faculty won over Barberton in a ghost game with no help from a few Jackson students who secretly played for Barberton. The team looks on anxiously as Jackson gets another victory. TERRI ALTLAND — Commercial Course; French Club 1, 2; GAA 1;_ FSA 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Pep Club 2; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. BOB AMACHER—Academic Course; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3; Library Club 2; Future Teachers 2; Belles and Beaus 2, 3, 4; National Thespian League 4; Class Play 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Reserve Wrestling 3; Pep Band 3. JUDY ASH—General Course; Y-Teens 4 BOB AUBLE — Academic Course; French Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Re- serve Basketball 2; Track Team 2; Varsity Golf 2; Junior Achievement 3; Physical Education Assistant 3, 4 MARK AUGUST — General Course; A‘Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; “Jacks ‘N’ Jills’ 1, 2, 3, 4; Audio-Visual Club 3, 4 DARYL BADER—General Course; Y- Teens 1, 2, 3; FBLA 3; FSA 3, 4; A‘Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4 BOB BAILEY — Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, Vice Pres- ident 2; French Club Treasurer 3, President 4; Debate 1, 2, 3; FTA 4; Ad Salesman 4; A’‘Cappella Choir 3, 4; “Jacks ‘N’ Jills’ 4; Reserve Bas- ketball 2; Freshman Basketball 1; Track Team 1, 2 PAT BAXTER — Academic Course; French Club 1, 2; FNA 1, 2, Treas- urer 3, Historian 4; Bear Facts Staff Reporter 3, Page 3 Editor 4; Pep Club 2; School Representative to Stern Mann’‘s; Scholarship team 3 BARB BEADLING—Academic Course; Student Council 1; French Club 1, 2; FTA 2, 3, 4; FNA 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Wrestling Pep Club 2; Pep Club 2 CAROL BEDNARZ: — Commercial Course; FHA 1; FNA 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2; FBLA 3; FSA 3, Vice President 4; Belles and Beaus 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrest- ling Pep Club 3; Pep Club 2; Junior Achievement 3 CINDY BEHRENDT — Academic Course; Spanish Club 3, 4; NFL 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; FNA 1, 2; Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2; Belles and Beaus 1, 2, 3, 4; National Thespians 2,3, Historian 4; Class Play 1; A’Cap- pella Choir, Librarian 2, Librarian 3, Treasurer 4; Girls’ Glee Club Librari- an 1; Audio-Visual Club 3; Football 170 Senior Index Queen 4; Wrestling Pep Club 4; Miss Jacksonite Runner-Up 4 DUAINE BENNETT — Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, 2 DIANA BERRY — Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, 2; NFL 3, Secretary 4; Debate 3; FTA 4; FNA 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,.4; FBLA 3; Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1; Office Help 4; Booth 3; Junior Achievement Secretary 4; Scholarship team 3 DAVE BLANK — Academic Course; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3; Library Club 2, 3; FTA 3, 4; Belles and Beaus 2, 3, 4; National Thespian League Treasurer 4; Class Play 3, Student Director 4; Band 1, 2, 3, Student Director 4; Reserve Wrest- ling 1, 3; Greek Course 2, 3; Schol- arship team 2, 3 LINDA BLOCK — Academic Course; French Club Secretary 1, 2, Secre- tary 3; NFL 1, 2, 3; FTA 2, 3, Secre- tary 4; A’ Cappella Choir 3, 4; Mixed Choir 2; Girls’ Glee Club President 1; Alternate Varsity Cheer- leader 2; Alternate Reserve Cheer- leader 2; Freshman Cheerleader 1 DICK BOOTH — Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Varsity Basketball Statistician 3, 4; Fresh- man Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity J Club 3, 4; Physical Edu- cation Assistant 3, 4; Parked Cars 3,4 LINDA BOYD—Commercial Course; French Club 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2; FSA 4 LARRY BRADSHAW — Academic Course; French Club 1, 2; Varsity Basketball Statistician 3, 4; Reserve Basketball 2; Parked Cars 4 BOB BRADY — Vocational Course; Freshman Football 1; Freshman Bas- ketball 1; Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Var- sity J Club 3, 4 CINDY BRADY — Academic Course; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Classical League 3, 4; NFL 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; FHA 1; FNA 3, 4; Y-Teens 4; Belles and Beaus 2, 3, 4; National Thespian League 3, Vice President 4; Class Play 2, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Annual Staff Bookkeeper 3, Sen- ior Class Editor and Business Man- ager 4; Ad Salesman 4; Pep Club 2; YBL 3 GARY BRAUCHER—General Course; French Club 2, 3; Audio-Visual Club 2, 3,4 ELAINE BRECHBILL —- Academic Course; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Classical League 1, 2; FTA 3, 4; FNA 1; Belles and Beaus 4; Class Play Student Director 4; A’Cap- pella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Jacks ‘N’ “Jills” 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Junior Achievement 3, 4; Youth for Christ 3; Campus Life 4; Choir Play 1, 2, , KENNETH WAYNE BROWN — Aca- demic Course; Class Officer Presi- dent 2; Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3; Mixed Choir 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Southern Local School 1, 2, 3 TERRY BROWN—Academic Course; French Club 1, 2; Freshman Basket- ball 1; Baseball 3, 4 TIM BUBENCHIK—Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, 2; FTA 4; A’Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3; “Jacks ‘N’ Jills’ 1, 2, 3; Varsity Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity J Club 3, 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Freshman Football 1 CAROL BUCKWALTER — Academic Course; French Club 1, 3, President 4; FTA 4; Y-Teens 1, 4; Belles and Beaus 1, 2, 3, President 4; National Thespian League 3, 4; Class Play 2, Lead 4; A’Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; “Jacks ‘N’ Jills’’ 4; Jay Bee 2; Choir Play 1, 2, 3, 4 CAROL BURCH—General Course; Y- Teens 4; A’Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3; Mixed Choir 4; Wrestling Pep Club 2; Junior Achievement 3 RUSS BURTNETT—Academic Course; French Club 1, 2, 3; FTA 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Track Team 1; Scholarship Team 2, 3 RANDY CABLE—Academic Course; French Club President 3, Treasurer 4; Ad Salesman 4; Teen-Age Board 2, 3; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Fresh- man Football 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Reserve Basketball 1; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity J Club 3, 4 NANCY CALLAHAN — General Course; Y-Teens 1; GAA 2; FBLA 3; Pep Club 2 ROGER CAMERON-—General Course; Spanish Club 3 LES CANTER — General Course; Freshman Basketball 1; Track Team ly 233 ROBERTA CHARLTON — Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, Secretary 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; GAA 3, 4; Belles and Beaus 1, 2, 3, 4; National Thespian League 2, 3, 4; A’Cappella Choir 2, Librarian 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club Treasurer 1; Audio- Visual Club 3; Junior Achievement Assistant Treasurer 3; Scholarship Team 2; French Club 3, 4 KAY COGAN—Commercial Course; Y-Teens 1, 2; A‘Cappella Choir 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 2; Office Help 3; Wrestling Pep Club 2 MARK COLTRIN—Academic Course; French Club 3, 4 BETTY COOPER—General Course; Li- brary Club 4; NFL 3, 4; Debate 3, 4; FHA 1; FNA 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2; Wrestling Pep Club 4; Pep Club 2; Junior Achievement 3 PAT CORDES — Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, 2; A’Cap- pella Choir 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football 1; Reserve Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball 1; Reserve Wrestling 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsi- ty J Club 3, 4 MARY COSSENTINO — Academic Course; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Classical League 2, 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; FHA 1; Belles and Beaus 3; Band 1, 2, 3, Band Council 4; Wrestling Pep Club 2; Pep Club 2 MIKE COTTERMAN — Academic Course; French Club 3; Bear Facts 4; A‘Cappella Choir 1, 2; Varsity Bas- ketball 2; Reserve Basketball 3; Freshman Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Lexington School 1, 2; Key Club 2; Orchestra 1, 2 MIKE CVENGROS—General Course; Band 1 BILL DAHLER — Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, 2 PAUL DANISKA—Academic Course; French Club 1, 2; FTA 2, 3, 4; Belles and Beaus 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Bear Facts 3, Sports Editor 4; A’Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; JMAA 1, 2, 3, President 4; Reserve Basketball 2, 3; Freshman Basketball 1; Track Team 1, 2, 3; Basketball Statistician 3, 4; Choir play 1, 2, 3, 4 DENNIS DAVIS—Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Band 1; Reserve Football 2; Reserve Golf 1,2,4 LOIS DAVIS — Commercial Course; FBLA 3; FSA 3, 4 KEN DeMUESY—Vocational Course; Ad Salesman 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football 1; Reserve Wrestling 3; Varsity Wrestling 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity J Club 3, 4 EARL E. DERR--General Course JEANINE DILGER—Academic Course; French Club 2, 3, 4; GAA 4; FBLA 4; Wrestling Pep Club 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4 DIANE DOMER—Commenrcial Course; Library Club 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; FBLA 3; FSA 3, 4; Belles and Beaus 2; Office Help 4; Pep Club 2; Junior Achievement 3 RENEE DOTTAVIO—General Course; FNA 3, 4; Band 3, 4; GAA 2; FBLA 3; Central Catholic 1 JIM DOUGLAS — Academic Course; French Club 1; Spanish Club 3, 4; Reserve Football 3; Freshman Bas- ketball 1; Junior Achievement 3, 4 DAVID DRETKE — General Course; Reserve Football 3; Freshman Foot- ball 1 JOHN DREW — Academic Course; Student Council 2; French Club 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 4; Freshman Bas- ketball 1; Track Team 2 JAY DUNLAP — Academic Course; French Club 1, 2; Parked Cars 3, 4 BOB EAKINS — Academic Spanish Club 3, 4 MARIE ECKENRODE — Academic Course; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Classical League 2, 3; FTA 4; FNA 2, 3; Y-Teens 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; JMAA 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Reserve Cheerleader 3; Wrestling Pep Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3 SHIRLEY EDDY—Commercial Course; FHA 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, 4; FBLA 3; FSA 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; IMAA 3; Office Help 4; Wrestling Pep Club 4; Pep Band 3 BEV EMANUELSON — Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Course; .Y-Teens Secretary 4; GAA 1, Secre- tary 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Wrestling Pep Club 3 PAM ENGLEMAN — Commercial Course; Y-Teens 2, 3; GAA 1; FBLA 3; FSA 4; Belles and Beaus 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Pep Club 3; Pep Club 2; Edison Jr. High School 1 JO ETLING — Academic Course; French Club 1, 2; FTA 2, 3; FNA 2; Y-Teens 1, 2; Belles and Beaus 1, 2, 3, 4; National Thespian League 3, 4; Journalism 1, 2; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Bear Facts Reporter 1, Reporter 2, Page 2 Co-Editor 3, Page 3 Editor 4; A‘Cappella Choir 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club Secretary and Treasurer 2; Bas- ketball Attendant 1; Wrestling Pep Club 1, 2; Pep Club 2; Choir Play 3; Miss Jacksonite Runner-Up 4 LOUIE EUPHRAT—Academic Course; Student Council 1, 2; Spanish Club 2, 4; Varsity Football 2, 3; Freshman Football 1; Reserve Wrestling 8; Track Team 1, 2, 3 BRIAN FERGUSON—General Course; French Club 2; Track Team 2; Junior Achievement 3 BARB FIERSTOS — Commercial Course; French Club 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3; FSA 4; Belles and Beaus 1, 2, 3, 4; National Thespian League 2, 3, 4; A’Cappella Choir 3; Mixed Choir 2; Girls’ Glee Club 1; JMAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Pep Club 2, 4; Pep Club 2; Junior Achieve- ment 3, 4 DEBBIE FILKILL—Academic Course; Spanish Club 3, 4; FHA 1; Y-Teens 1, 2; GAA 1; Belles and Beaus 2, 3, 4; National Thespian League 4; Band Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Audio-Visual Club 3; Office Help 4; Wrestling Pep Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2 TOM FLOOD — General Course; French Club 1; Belles and Beaus 4; Class Play 4; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football 1; Varsity Basket- ball Statistician 3 BETTY FLOOM—General Course; Li- brary Club 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 4; Jun- ior Achievement 3 MELINDA FLOOM — Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; NFL 1; A’Cap- pella Choir 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Jacks ‘N’ Jills 4; Central Catholic High School 1 VIVIAN FRIBLEY —-Commercial Course; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3; FSA 3, 4 NORMA FRICKER—Commercial Course; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2 LARRY FROMM — Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, 2; NFL 3; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Foot- ball 1; Reserve Basketball 2; Fresh- man Basketball 1; Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity J.Club 3, 4; Scholar- ship Team 1 ANDRA GABOR—Vocational Course; Library Club 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 1, 2, 3; Wrestling Pep Club 2, 4; Girls’ Track Team 1, 2; Pep Band 1 RICK GARDNER—Academic Course; Student Council 4; NFL 1; Debate 1; Belles and Beaus 1; National Thes- pian League 1; A’Cappella Choir 1, Librarian 2; Librarian 3; Vice Presi- dent 4; Jacks ‘N’ Jills 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Reserve Football 2, 3; Freshman Football 1; Reserve Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Varsity Wrestling 3; Track Team 1; Varsity J Club 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3; Student Trainer 4 171 PAM GARRATT—Academic Course; French Club 1, 2; Library Club 2, 4; FTA 4; FNA 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Belles and Beaus 1, 2, 3, 4; National Thespian League 3, 4; Bear Facts 3, 4; Wrestling Pep Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Junior Achievement 3, 4; YBL 3 GAIL GARVER—Academic Course; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3; FTA 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1; Belles and Beaus 1; Journalism 2; Quill and Scroll 4; Bear Facts 4; JMAA 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Junior Achievement 3 CHUCK GATTUSO — Academic Course; Varsity Football 2; Fresh- man Football 1; Reserve Wrestling 1; Varsity Wrestling 2 BOB GEIS—General Course; Audio- Visual 4; Reserve Football 2, 3; Freshman Football 1; Reserve Wrest- ling 3; Varsity Wrestling 4; Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4 PENNY GESSNER—Commercial Course; FHA 1; Y-Teens 1, 2; GAA 2; FBLA 3; Belles and Beaus 2, 4; Band 1, 2; Football Attendant 1; Wrestling Pep Club 3; Pep Club 2 PHYLLIS GETZ—Commercial Course; FBLA 3; FSA 3, Treasurer 4; Lehman School 1, 2 DIANE GRAENING — Academic Course; Student Council Secretary 1; Class Officer Secretary 1, Secre- tary 2; Junior Classical League 1, 2; FTA 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Y-Teens Program 1; ICCR 2; Vice President 3; Presi- dent 4; Belles and Beaus 1, 2; Band 1, 2; JMAA 1, 2, Vice President 3, 4; Girls’ Track Team 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Miss Jacksonite Runner- Up 4 RON GRAYBILL—Academic Course; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Classical League 1, 2; French Club 3, 4; Reserve Basketball 2; Fresh- man Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Re- serve Golf 2, 3 CONNIE GRIMMINGER—Special Edu- cation VICK] GRINER—Academic Course; French Club 2, 3, 4 TOM GROVE—Academic Course; Stu- dent Council 2, 3; French Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3, 4; FTA 2, 3; A’Cap- pella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Choir 1, 2; JMAA 3, 4; Choir Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Football 1; Reserve Basketball Manager 2; Freshman Basketball Manager 1 NANCY HAASE—Academic Course; French Club 1, 2; FTA 2; FNA 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Y-Teens 2, 4; GAA 2; Pep Club 3; Junior Achievement 3, 172 4; Taft Junior High School 9 ARCH HAER—Academic Course; Stu- dent Council 1, 4; Class Officer Pres- ident 1; French Club 1, 2; Ad Sales- men 4; Audio-Visual 2, Treasurer 3, Treasurer 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Freshman Football 1; Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Reserve Basketball 1; Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity J Club 3, President 4; Junior Achievement President 3; Mr. Jacksonite Runner- Up 4 DONNA HALTER—Academic Course; Student Council 2, Secretary 4; Class Officer Vice President 2, Secretary 4; Junior Classical League 2; Library Club Secretary 3, President 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; FHA Treasurer 1, 2, 4; FNA 1, 2, 3, President 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Belles and Beaus 2, Secretary 3, 4; Class Play 4; Office Help 3, 4; Booth 3; Football Attendant 4; Pep Club 3; Coat-Check 3; Co-Ed Correspondent 1 BEV HAROLD—Academic Course; Junior C lassical League 3; French Club 1, 2; FNA 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2; Belles and Beaus 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Majorette 2; Audio-Visual 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3 STEVE HARPER—Academic Course; Spanish Club 3, 4; Library Club 4; Ad Salesmen 4; Band 1, 2, Student Director 3, President 4; Junior Achievement 3 CARL HARRIMAN — Academic Course; French Club 1, 2; Audio-Vis- val 1, 2, Clerk 3, 4 SANDEE HAVERTY — Commercial Course; FHA 1; Y-Teens 1, 2; FBLA 3; Pep Club 3 DOLORES HEITGER — Commercial Course JUDY HELLER—General Course; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3; JMAA 4; Alternate Varsity Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 2, 3 RICHARD HILL—Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Mixed Choir 1; Baseball 3, 4; Varsity Foot- ball Manager 4; Varsity Basketball Statistician 4 MIKE HOUT — Academic Course; French Club 1; Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Reserve Foot- ball 2; Freshman Football 1; Varsity Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Pep Club 4; Varsity J Club 3, 4 DALE HUEY—General Course; Jun- ior Achievement 3 BOB JONES — Academic Course; French Club 2; Varsity Basketball Manager 3, 4; Reserve Basketball Manager 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity J Club 4 JOE JONES—Academic Course; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; A’Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Basketball 1; Track Team 1, 2; Scholarship Team 1, 2 LYNN KELLER—Academic Course; French Club 1, 2; Y-Teens 1; Girls’ Glee Club 1 KAREN KIEFER—Commercial Course; FHA 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; GAA 1; FBLA 3; A’Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3; Of- fice Help 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Booth 3; Choir Play 2, 3 JOHN KLAINSKI—Academic Course; French Club 1, 3; FTA 2; Annual Staff 2; Ad Salesman 2; Band 1, 3; Reserve Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Reserve Golf 1; Chair Crew 1, 2; Central Catholic High School 2 LINDA KNISLEY—Academic Course; Student Council 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Span- ish Club 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Belles and Beaus 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Pep Club 1, 2; Junior Achievement Sales Manager 3; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4 MARIAN KOHL —Academic Course; National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; FTA 3, Treas- urer 4; FHA 2; Y-Teens 1, 3, 4; A‘Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Jacks ‘N’ Jills 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement Vice President 3 VESTA KOHL — Academic Course; French Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, Vice President 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, Sports Man- ager 2, 3, Vice President 4; Audio- Visual 3; Wrestling Pep Club Presi- dent 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Junior Achievement 3 MARYANNE KOMPARA—Academic Course; National Honor Society 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; FTA 3, 4; FNA 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Co-Program Chairman 4; Belles and Beaus 1, 2, 3, 4; National Thespian League 3, President 4; A’Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, Librarian 4; Office Help 3; Wrestling Pep Club 3, 4; Junior Achievement Secretary 3 STEPHEN KRUSPE—General Course TERRY LAMP — Academic Course; A‘Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Reserve Football 3; Freshman Football 1; Re- serve Basketball 2; Freshman Basket- ball 1; Baseball 2, 3; Junior Classical League 1, 2 BARB LANCE—Commercial Course; Library Club, 4; FHA 1; Y-Teens 1, 4; GAA 1; Wrestling Pep Club 4; Junior Achievement 4 ANITA LARSEN—Academic Course; French Club President 4; Junior Classical League Reporter 4; Valby Skole school in Denmark 1, 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL LEAVENS-Academic Course; French Club 3; Audio-Visual 1; Track Team 2; Perry High School 1,2,3 REGINA LEISTER-Commercial Course; Library Club 3, 4; FHA 1; FNA 1, 2, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 3; Junior Achievement 3 LINDA LESH—Academic Course; Jun- ior Classical League 1, 2; FNA 1, 2,3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2 JOHNNYE LEWIS—Academic Course; Student Council 1, 4; National Hon- or Society 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; FTA 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Belles and Beaus 1, 2, 3, 4;.National Thespian League 3, 4; Class Play 4; Journalism 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, Vice President 4; Bear Facts 1, 2, Page 2 co-editor 3, Page 1 Editor 4; Band Select 1, Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Audio-Visual 3; Office Help 4; Wres- tling Pep Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2 NANCY LEYDA—Academic Course; French Club 2, 3; FHA 1; FNA 1, 2, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; ¥-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Help 4; Junior Achievement 4 JEANNE LINN—General Course; FIA 2, 3, 4; FHA 2; Y-Teens 3; Bear Facts 3, 4; Band 1; Pep Club 2; Junior Achievement 3 RICK LORENZ—Vocational Course; Freshman Football 1; Reserve Wres- tling 2, 3; Varsity Wrestling 4 CHRISTA MAGERS-Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2; GAA 1, 2; Belles and Beaus 1, 2, 3; A‘Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1; Wrestling Pep Club 2; Junior Achievement ce SHERM MALLALIEU-Academic Course; French Club 1, 2; FTA 3; A‘Cappella Choir 1, Librarian 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Jacks 'N’ Jills 1, 2, 3, 4; Audio-Visual 2, 3 JEFF MANTOR—Academic Course; Student Council 3; Class Officer Vice President 3; National Honor Society 4; Junior Classical League 1, 2, - NFL 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Treasurer - FTA 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, . Annual Staff 3, 4; Ad Salesman 3, 4; Radio Announcer 3, 4; Scholar- ship team 1, 2, 3, 4 SUE MARCHAND—Academic Course; French Club 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; FHA 1; Band 1, 2 KATHY MARZILLI—General Course; Library Club 1; FHA 1, Treasurer 2, 3, 4; FNA 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; GAA 2; Belles and Beaus 2, 3; Mixed Choir 3; Girls’ Glee Club 2; Office Help 2, 3, 4; Booth 3 SYLVIA MATHIE-Commercial Course; FHA 1; FNA 1; Y-Teens 3, 4; FBLA 3; FSA 3, 4; A’Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3; Office Help 4 FRANK MEDURE—Academic Course; Wrestling Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Wrestling 1; Junior Achievement 3,4 TERRIE MELVIN—Academic Course; French Club 1, 2, 3; FTA 2, Program Committee 3, 4; A’Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3; Librarian 4; JMAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Reserve Cheerleader 2, 3; Freshman Cheer- leader 1; Basketball Attendant 2; Pep Club 2 ROBERT MERTZ—General Course; French Club 2; A’Cappella Choir 1, 2,3,4 AL MICHAEL—Academic Course; Student Council 3, 4; Junior Classi- cal League 1, 2; Ad Salesman 4; Teen-age Board Chairman 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Reserve Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity J Club 3, 4 MARK MIDAY—Vocational [rack Team 4 ARLETTA MILLER—General Course; Library Club 4; Belles and Beaus 1; A‘Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3 JANET MILLER—Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, 2; FTA 3, 4; FNA 1; Y-Teens 1; Girls’ Glee Club 1; Band 1, 2 JUDY MILLER—Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, 2; FNA 1, 4; Band 1, 2, Librarian 3, 4; Ma- jorette 2, 3, Head Majorette 4; Office Help 4 TAD MILLER—Academic Course; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Classical League 2; Ad Salesman 4; Varsity Football 3; Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4; Reserve Basketball 2; Track Team 2, 3, 4; Varsity J Club Secre- tary 3, 4; TED MILLER—Vocational Course; Band 1, 2; Varsity Wrestling Man- ager 3, 4; Parked Cars 3 BRUCE NEAL MINTER—Academic Course; NFL 1, 2 LOWELL A. MOORE—Special Educa- tion Course; Basketball Manager 2, 3; Track Team Manager 3 Course; PAMELA MUNSON—Academic Course; Junior Classical League 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Library Club 4; FTA 4; FNA 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; Wrestl- ing Pep Club 2; Pep Club 2; Junior Achievement 4; Berwick Area High School in Pennsylvania 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Moderaires Choir 2 RHEA MYERS—Academic Course; French Club 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Pep Club 3, 4; Track Team 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Junior Achievement 4 BILL MYZK—Academic Course; French Club 3, 4; Reserve Football 3; Freshman Football 1; Track Team 1,2, 3,4 CAROL NEAL—Commercial Course; FHA 1; GAA 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3; FSA Treasurer 3, President 4; Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1; Office Help 3, 4; Wrestling Pep Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Junior Achieve- ment 4; Choir Play 1, 2, 3, 4 CONNIE NELSON—Academic Course; National Honor Society 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; FTA 2, Vice President 3, President 4; FNA 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, President 4; Annual Staff Faculty Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; A’‘Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Jacks ‘N’ Jills 4; Wrestling Pep Club 3 HANK NICODEMUS—-Academic Course; Spanish Club 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Reserve Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball 1; Varsity J Club 3, 4; Osborne Jr. Hi Citizen- ship Award 1; Osborne Jr. High in Smyrna, Georgia 1; Auburn High in Auburn, Alabama 1, 2 ANNA NORRIS—Commercial Club; Junior Classical League 1, 2; FNA 1; FSA 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement Assistant Secretary 4 PAUL O’CONNOR—Academic Course; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer Treasurer 1, President 2, Vice President 4; National Honor Society 3, Vice President 4; FTA 3; Ad Salesman 4; Teen-age Board 3; Audio-Visual Manager 3, Manager 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football 1; Wrestling Reserve 2, 3; Track Team 2; Varsity J Club 3, Vice President 4 DAVE OLNHAUSEN—Genera!| Course; Dramatics Club 3; Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Varsity J Club 3 GAY PEARSON—Academic Course; French Club 1, 2; NFL 3; Debate 3; FTA 4; Class Play 4; Audio-Visual 4; Reserve Football 2, 3; Freshman Football 1; Reserve Wrestling 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 173 BRUCE PETERS—Academic Course; Student Council 2; Junior Classical League 1, 2; A’Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3; Varsity Football 3; Reserve Foot- ball 2; Freshman Football 1; Varsity Basketball 4; Reserve Basketball 2, 3; Freshman Basketball 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity J Club 3, 4; Choir Play 1,2 BARRY PITKIN—Academic Course; Ad Salesman 4; Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football 1; Re- serve Wrestling 2, 3; Reserve Golf 1, 2; Varsity J Club Treasurer 3, Treasurer 4 TONY PIZZINO—General Course; Varsity Football 4; Reserve Football 2, 3; Freshman Football 1; Reserve Wrestling 3; Varsity Wrestling 4; Baseball 3, 4; Varsity J Club 4 CAROLE POPE—General Course; Li- brary Club 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1; Lehman High School in Byesville, Ohio JOYCE POWELL—General Course; FHA 1; Y-Teens 2; Wrestling Pep Club 2, 4; Dramatics 4; Office Help 4 GARY PRATO—General Course; FBLA 3; Reserve Football 2; Reserve Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball 1; Baseball 3, 4; Reserve Golf 1; Varsity J Club 3, 4 JUDY RAMSIER—Commercial Course; Y-Teens 1, 2 PAM RAMSIER—Vocational Course; FNA 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 KAREN RANK—Academic Course; French Club 3, 4; Library Club Treas- urer 4; FTA 2, 3, Program Chairman 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Belles and Beaus 2, Secretary 4; Class Play 4; Band 1, 2, Secretary 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3 CINDY RAYL—Academic Course; Stu- dent Council 1, 2; French Club 1, 2, 3; Library Club Vice President 1; FTA 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 4; GAA 2; Belles and Beaus 3, Historian 4; Class Play lead 3; Mixed Choir 1, 4; Girls’ Glee Club Advanced 2; Reserve Cheerleader Captain 2; Freshman Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 2; Taft Jr. High 1; Glenwood High School 2; Tri Hi Y Secretary 1 BARBARA — REBILLOT—Genera! Course; Longfellow Jr. Hi. 1 LOUISE REGULA—General Course; Band 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Vice Presi- dent 4; Clef Club 4; Pep Band 3, 4 TOM REIDERMAN—Academic Course; National Honor Society 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 174 3, 4; Bear Facts 2, 3, 4; A’Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 TERRY RHINE—Academic Course; Spanish Club 3; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football 1, 2; Reserve Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball 1; Varsity Wres- tling 3; Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Var- sity J Club 3, 4; Junior Achievement 4 TERRY RIDENBAUGH—Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Library Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 TOM RIEHL—French Club 1, 2; A’Cappella Choir 1; Varsity Football 3; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football 1; Freshman Basketball 1; Reserve Wrestling 2; Track Team 2, 3,4 JERRY RINEHART—General Course THELMA RISHER—Commercial Course; FHA 1, 2, 4; Y-Teens 1, 4; FBLA 3; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Pep Club 3; Junior Achievement 4 KAREN RITCHIE—Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 4; Dramatics Club 3 MARVIN ROBERTS—Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Belles and Beaus 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Audio-Visual 3; Wrestling Reserve 2, 3; Varsity Wrestling 4 MARY ROE—Commercial Course MARY ROSS—Commercial FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3 RICK ROTH—Academic Course; Jun- ior Classical League 1, 2, 3, 4; NFL 4; Debate 4; FTA 3; Belles and Beaus 2, 4; A’Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir Play 1, 2, 3, 4 TED SANDERS—General Course; Var- sity Football 4; Varsity Wrestling 3, A; Track Team 4 REBECCA SCHARVER—Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Library Club Treasurer 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; FHA 4; FNA 1, 2; Belles and Beaus 2, 3; A’Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; JMAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria Help 1, 2, 3, 4; Jay Bee 3, 4; Pep Club 2 SUE SCHARVER—Academic Course; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Classical League 1, Vice President 2, 3; FTA 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 3, Pro- gram Chairman 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; JMAA 3; Pep Club 2; Scholarship Team 2; Orchestra 2; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; DAVID SCHAUB—Vocational Course; Freshman Basketball 1; Track Team Course; 1, 2; Varsity J Club 1; Reserve Bas- ketball 2 CONNIE SCHEETZ—Academic Course; FNA 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2; FSA 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Booth 3 MARCIA SCHMADER—General Course; FHA 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Mixed Choir 3, 4 ALLAN SCHOTT—Academic Course; Student Council 3, Vice President 4; Class Officer Treasurer 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; French Club Treasurer 1, 2; NFL 2, 3, 4; Debate 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Belles and Beaus 3, 4; Class Play 4; Ad Sales- man 4; A’Cappella Choir 3, Librarian 4; Freshman Football 1; Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity J Club 3, 4; YBL 3; Akr. Beacon J. Top Teen 4 JEFFREY WAYNE SCHRADER—Com- mercial Course; Band 1, 2; Canton South 3; Hi-Y 3; Student Assistant Gym Director 4 DAVID SCHROYER-Academic Course; Spanish Club 1, Vice Presi- dent 2; FTA 3, 4; Class Play 1; Journalism 1; Annual Staff 1; Ad Salesman 1, 4; A’Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 4; Glen- wood High School 2; Association Esculas Lincoln (Brazil) 1 CHIP SCOTT—Academic Course; Jun- ior Classical League 1, 2, 3; A’Cap- pella Choir 1, 2, 3; Jacks ‘N’ Jills 1, 2,3 LINDA SCROGGS—Academic Course; NFL 2, 3, 4; FTA 1; FHA 1; FNA 1, 2; Y-Teens 1; FSA 4; Belles and Beaus 1, 2, 3, 4; National Thespian League 2, 3, Secretary 4; A’Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club Secretary 1; Booth 3; Freshman Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 2; Junior Classical League 2, 3; Choir Play 1,2,3,4 KATHRYN SEIBERT—Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Belles and Beaus 1, 2; Journalism 2; Bear Facts 4; Band 1; Office Help 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4 BOB SHEPPLER—General Course; DARLA SHIPLETT—Special Education Course; Clinic Care 1, 2, 3, 4 KEN SIMON—Academic Course; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Reserve Wrestling 3; Baseball 2; Junior Achievement 3, 4 BARB SMITH—Library Club 4; FHA 1; Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Club 4; Junior Achievement 4 SUSIE K SMITH—FHA 1, 2, 4; FNA 4; FBLA 2, 3; Belles and Beaus 2, 3, 4; Class Play 2, 3, 4; Mixed Choir 4 TED SMITH—French Club 1, 2 DAVE SNYDER—Academic Course; French Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Reserve Golf 3; Varsity Golf 4 JUDY STEED—Junior Classical League 1, 2; Library Club 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; FNA 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Pep Club 4 DICK STENGER—General Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4 NANCY STOCKBURGER-—Student Council 4; Class Play Secretary 3; French Club 1, Vice President 2, 3; FTA 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, Treasurer 2, 4; GAA 1; Belles and Beaus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4; Teen-age Board 4; Audio-Visual 3; Football Attendant 1; Basketball Queen 4; Basketball Attendant 3; Wrestling Pep Club 2; Junior Achievement 4; Miss Jacksonite 4 SALLY STONEBROOK—Academic Course; Junior Classical League 2, 3; FHA 1; FNA 1, 2, 3; A’Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Mixed Choir 1; Wres- tling Pep Club 3; Pep Club 3 JIM STURM—General serve Wrestling 1, 2, 3 NANCY SURBEY—Commercial Course; National Honor Society 3, 4; FHA 1; Y-Teens 1; FBLA 3; FSA 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Pep Club 2; Junior Achievement Vice Presi- dent of Sales 4 CAROL ANN TAYLOR—Academic Course; Student Council 2; French Club 1, 2; FTA 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Belles and Beaus 1, 2, 3, 4; National Thespian League 3, 4; Journalism 2; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Bear Facts Reporter 2, Reporter 3, Assistant Editor Page 2 4; A’Cappella Choir A; Mixed Choir President 3; Girls’ Glee Club Librarian 2; Wrestling Pep Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2 CAROLYN TAYLOR—Commercial Course JOHN THEIS—General Course JEFFREY THOMPSON—Academic Course; National Honor Society 3, President 4; French Club 1, 2; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Ad Salesman 3, 4; Reserve Basket- ball 2, 3; Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4 ETHEL ELAINE TOLBERT—Special Ed- ucation Course; Mixed Choir 2; Course; Course; Re- Cafeteria Help 1 RICHARD UPLINGER-Academic Course; Spanish Club 4 RAY VAN CAMP—Academic Course; Junior Classical League 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3 MARION VAUGHAN—Academic Course; Student Council 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3; FNA 1, 2, 3, 4; A’‘Cappella Choir 2, 3, Secretary and Accompanist 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 4; Choir Play 1, 2, 3, 4 BECKY VAUGHN—Commercial Course; National Honor Society 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2; FTA 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 4; GAA 2; FBLA Vice President 3; FSA Vice President 3, Secretary 4; Belles and Beaus 1, 4; Journalism 2; Quill and Scroll 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Annual Staff Typist 3, Co-Editor-in-Chief and Student-Life Editor 4; Office Help 3, 4; Booth 4; Junior Achievement Assistant Treasurer 3, Treasurer 4; Scholarship Team 2; Akr. Beacon J. Top Teen 4 JANE ANN WARNER—Commercial Course; FHA 1; FNA 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2; FBLA 3; Band 1; Wrestling Pep Club 1; Pep Club 1; Junior Achieve- ment 4 DEE WARWICK—Commercial Course; Library Club 4; FHA 1; Future Nurses 2, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; FSA 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 2; Junior Achievement 3, 4 SANDIE WAYTS—Commercial Course; Y-Teens 2; FBLA 3 LINDA WEEKLEY—Academic Course; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Classical League 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; NFL 1, 2, Librarian 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; A’Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Junior Achievement 3; Choir Play 1, 2, 3, 4; YBL 3 JOHN WEISZ—Academic Course; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity J Club 3, 4; YBL 3, 4 TERRY WELTY—Academic Course; French Club 1, 2, 3; FTA 1; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football 1; Track Team 1, 2; Student Assistant Gym Instructor 3, 4 NANCY WEST—Academic Course; French Club 1, 2, 3; FNA 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Athletic Association 1; Belles and Beaus 3, A; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Audio-Visual 3; Football Attendant 3; Basketball At- tendant 4; Wrestling Pep Club 2 MIKE WHITE—Academic Course; Stu- dent Council 4; Class Officer Presi- dent 4; Junior Classical League 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; NFL 3, 4; Debate 3, 4; FTA 4; Ad Salesman 4; JMAA Vice President A; Track Team 4; Baseball 2, 3; Mr. Jacksonite Runner-up 4; Latin Co President 1, 2, Vice President 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Greek 2, 3, 4; Akr. Beacon J. Top Teen 4 PATTY WILLAMAN—General Course; Library Club 2; FNA 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2; GAA 1; Belles and Beaus 1, 2; Office Help 3, 4 LYNN WILLIAMS—Special CAROL Education PAM WINKLER—Academic Course; FNA 1, 2; FTA 4; A’Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4 LEROY WORKINGER—General Course; A‘Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 JIM WRIGHT—General Course; Var- sity Football 4; Reserve Football 2, 3; Freshman Football 1; Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 4; Reserve Basketball 2, 3; Freshman Basketball 1; Track Team 3, 4; Varsity J Club 4 TOM WRIGHT—Academic Course; A‘Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football 1; Reserve Bas- ketball 2; Freshman Basketball 1; Reserve Wrestling 3; Varsity Wrestl- ing 4; Track Team 3, 4; Reserve Golf 1, 2; Varsity J Club 3, 4; Junior Achievement Vice Presi- dent 4 BILL YINGLING—General Course BLAINE YOUNG—Academic Course; National Honor Society 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; NFL 2, 3, Vice President 4; Debate 1, 2, 3, 4; Ad Salesman 4; Freshman Basketball 1 JEFF ZINK—Academic Course; Stu- dent Council Treasurer 3, President 4; Class Officer President 3; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, President 4; NFL 1, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, President 4; De- bate 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Belles and Beavs 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; Ad Salesman 4; A‘Cappella Choir 3, Librarian 4; Reserve Golf 2, Mr. Jacksonite 4, AKR. Beacon J. Top Teen 4 CHERRIE ZORN—Academic Course; Junior Classical League 2; FNA 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 4; Wrestling Pep Club 2, 4; Pep Club 2; Junior Achievement 3, 4; Woodville High School 1 A Ack ley, Susan—101, 71, 104 Ake, Dennis—141, 71, 108 Albrecht, Sharon—100, 107, 71, 113, 126 Alexander, Tana—133, 114, 71, 109 Altieri, Toni—117, 71, 126 Altland, Terri—33, 170, 116, 128 Amacher, Bob—33, 101, 170, 129, 95, 122 Anstine, Leroy—71, 168 Antonacci, Gary—101, 102, 71 Arigoni, John—100, 101, 63, 133, 120, 159, 155, 95, 62 Arnold, Carol—107, 71, 126, 112 Arnold, Debby—71 Ash, Judy—33, 170, 127 Auble, Bob—33, 170, 120 Auble, Ken—141, 156, 71, 109 August, Bill—141, 142, 63 August, Carolyn—80 August, Mark—33, 102, 170, 133 Austin, Todd—80 Autry, David—63 Autry, Lavonne—110, 71 B Babetski, Tom—141, 71, 108 Bader, Daryl—33, 170, 116 Badertscher, Mary—71 Baer, Tom—63, 105, 133 Bailey, Bob—33, 106, 125, 170, 133 Barabas, Patty—71, 126, 112 Barraclough, Barb—136, 80 Bartko, Tim—63 Baughman, Bob—80 Baughman, George Anne—102, 120, 110, 107, 71, 126, 112 Baxter, Mike—142, 156, 80 Baxter, Pat—33, 170, 124, 121 Beadling, Barb—33, 170, 115 Bednarz, Carol—34, 170, 116 Bednarz, Jeanne—71 Behrendt, Cindy—34, 149, 148, 101, 170, 132, 114, 118, 91, 113, 127, 109 Bender, Mary—101, 63, 132, 115, 118 Bennett, Duane—34, 170 Bergener, Linda—63, 129 Berry, Diana—34, 170, 114, 118, 117, 135, 127 Bigelow, Jan—63, 111, 135 Blank, Chuck—101, 129, 131, 118, 71, 104, 95 Blank, Dave—34, 101, 130, 170 129, 131, 114, 122 Blattman, Bill—141, 71, 108 Block, Linda—34, 170, 115, 114 Bode, Mike—101, 114, 118, 107, 71, 135, 95 r 176 Index Boebinger, Liz—152, 151, 100, 101, 132, 110, 115, 117,71, 104, 127, 126, 112 Booth, Dick—34, 170, 157, 119 Boswell, Chris—106, 137, 128, 80 Bosworth, Dave—63, 133, 109 Bowers, Barbara—100, 71 Bowser, John—63, 133 Boyd, Linda—35, 170 Boyd, Pat—63, 103, 111 Boydelatour, Peggy—100, 117 Bradshaw, Larry—35, 170, 157 Brady, Bob—35, 170, 119 Brady, Cindy—35, 101, 125, 170, 114, 118, 117, 104, 127,95 121, 122 Brady, Jackie—101, 111, 80, 126 Braid, David—63, 109 Braucher, Aaron—7] Braucher, Bonnie—129, 71 Braucher, Gary—35, 102, 170 Braucher, Ruth—71 Brechbill, Elaine—35, 100, 170 135, 133, 132, 115, 122 Brechbill, Terri_100, 106, 80 Brenner, Becki—128, 117, 104 Breyfogle, Ed—63, 105, 114, 118, 123 Brown, Bob—80 Brown, Ken—35, 170, 129, 135 Brown, Terry—36, 170 Brumbaugh, Joanne—106, 115, 117, 71, 113, 134, 126 Bryson, John—80 Bryson, Kathy—128, 80 Bryson, Larry—71 Bubenchick, Nancy—115, 71, 104, 112 Bubenchick, Tim—36, 141, 142, 143, 150, 147, 170, 114, 119 Buck, Dave—71 Buckwalter, Carol—36, 100, 101, 106, 170, 133, 182, 114, 127, 95 Burch, Carol—36, 170, 135, 127 Burger, Carol—63, 116, 115 Burnett, Russ—36, 170 Burwell, George—120, 118, 80, 104, 135, 79 Bushman, Karen—101, 63, 106, 125, 132, 114, 107, 127, 121, 123 Bussard, Sarah—106, 136, 117, 80, 126 Butzer, Pat—71 Buxser, Mike—63 C Cable, Don—142, 106, 156, 80 Cable, Randy—36, 141, 142, 143, 146, 106, 125, 170, 120, 107, 104, 163, 162, 157, 155, 119 Callahan, Nancy—36, 170 Cameron, Linda—101, 117, 71, 134, 126, 112 Cameron, Roger—36, 170 Campanelli, Diane—63, 111, 117, 135 Campanelli, Perry—142, 80, 108 Canter, Joyce—80, 126, 108 Canter, Leslie—36, 170 Caples, Steve—63, 114, 108 Capuano, Gene—142, 80 Carnes, Tom—141, 146, 71, 159, 155 Carosielli, Cathy—149, 148, 63, WL, 178, 134 Catlett, Bill—80 Catlett, Marjorie Catlett, Mark—71 Catlett, Newton Charlton, Roberta—37, 170 Charlton, Scott—107, 71, 135 Chevraux, Anita—100, 63, 132, 117, 127, 123 Chevraux, David—141, 105, 120, 107, 71, 168 Clamp, Sharlene—136, 111, 80, 104 Clark, Dale—63, 102, 110 Cogan, Kay—37, 171, 132 Cole, Bill—141, 72, 168 Coleman, Ken—107, 72, 168 Coleman, Rita—80, 134 Collar, Terri—37, 171 Coltrin, Sue—106, 107, 72, 126 Conaway, Theresa—63, 116, 127 Condo, Jan Cook, Debbie—63, 128, 109 Cooper, Betty—37, 103, 171, 118, 112 Corbett, Debby—117, 72, 104 Cordes, Marty—63, 103, 111 Cordes, Pat—37, 141, 142, 144, 171, 119 Cordier, Bonnie—63, 115 Cossentino, Mary—37, 171, 115, 128, 122, 109 Cotterman, Mike—37, 171 Cottrill, David—72, 157, 109 Covairt, Bill—72, 135 Crabb, Barb—63, 105, 117 Craig, Bob—63, 114, 108 Cramer, Gary—80 Crawford, Karen—106, 135, 80, 104 Crissinger, Bruce—101, 63, 114, 128, 95, 123, 109 Crone, Cindy—72 Crum, Gary—129, 80 Crum, Jan—63, 102 Cukr, Cheryl—117, 72, 126 Culp, Jeff—64, 109 Cummings, Darlene—72, 126, 108 Cushing, Tom—107, 72 Cutlip, Jim—80 Cvengros, Mike—37, 171 Czecha, Ruth—106, 80 D Dahler, Bill—37, 171 Dahler, Janet—111, 72, 113 Dahler, Tom—64, 108 Daniska, Paul—38, 101, 171, 133, 110, 114, 157, 124 Daniels, David—80 Dantz, George—156, 72 Davidson, Pammie—64, 111, 127 Davis, Bob—64 Davis, Carol—64, 114, 127, 124 Davis, Cathy—80, 104, 126 Davis, Debbie—107, 72, 126 Davis, Dennis—38, 171 Davis, Lois—38, 171, 129, 116, 117, 107, 127 Davis, Marge—64, 120 Davis, Penny—72 Davis, Ron—141, 72, 104 Day, Barb—72, 104, 126 Decker, Milissa—72, 104, 126 Deeser, Mark—72 DeMuesy, Ken—38, 141, 142, 143, 125, 171, 165, 168 DeMuesy, Ron—63, 141, 145, 147 DeMuesy, Terry—142, 80 Derr, Earl—38, 171 Derr, Linda—72 Detwiler, Dan—141, 146, 150, 156,72, 108 Diamond, Ken—142, 156, 120, 80, 104, 135 Diana, Tim—142, 156, 81 DiFiori, Nancy—100, 64, 130, 110, 128, 104 Dilger, Jeannine—38, 171, 111, 1 07, 113 Ditch, Greg—72 Domer, Debby—81 Domer, Diane—38, 102, 171, 127 Domer, Ernie—64, 141, 145 Domer, William—72 Dottavio, Floyd—81, 108 Dottavio, Maryanne—72 Dottavio, Renee—38, 171, 129, 111 Doughterly, Jim Douglas, Jim—39, 171, 109 Dretke, David—39, 171 Drew, John—39, 171, 159, 155 Drury, Scott—72, 104 Dunbar, Marilyn—81 116, Duncan, Linda—64, 103, 116 Dunkley, David—72, 108 Dunlap, Jay—39, 171 Dunning, Jill—101, 64, 116, 135, 127 Dupree, Robert—72 E Eakins, Robert—39, 171, 109 Ebner, Joe—72 Eckard, Paul—81, 104 Ecken rode, Joyce—72, 126 Eckenrode, Marie—39, 152, 151, 171, 111, 127, 110, 115, 122 Eckenrode, Roseann—110, 115, 107, 73, 126, 112 Eckroate, Janet—81 Eckroate, Norma—81, 126 Eddy, Joyce—64, 129, 127, 112 Eddy, Shirley—39, 102, 171, 116, 128, 113, 127 Edwards, Jim—73 Elavsky, Tom—141, 120, 107, 73 Ellis, Beth—129, 137, 117, 81, 104 Ellis, Linda—81 Emanuelson, Bev—39, 171, 111, 127 Engleman, Lynn—81 Engleman, Pam—40, 101, 171, 116 Essig, Tom—142, 81 Etling, Jo—40, 171, 90, 124, 121° Euphrat, Debby—117, 73, 126, 112, 108 Euphrat, Lovis—40, 171, 109 Ewen, Regina— 64, 135, 127 Excell, Lon—73 F Felice, Barb—64, 105, 112 Fenstermaker, Marilyn—137, 81, 126 Ferguson, Brian—40, 171 Fick, Mary—73 Fierstos, Barb—40, 100, 101, 171, 116, 110, 113, 127 Figg, Mike—106, 81 Filkill, Debbie—40, 101, 102, 130, 171, 109 Filliez, Bill—64 Finzer, Nancy—115, 73, 134, 126, 109 Fleming, Linda—106, 136, 137, 81 Flickinger, Tom—64 Flood, Tom—40, 101, 171 Floom, Alan—81 Betty—40, 103, 17] Ken—133, 81, 104, 157 Lorraine—64, 105, 132 Floom, Melinda—40, 171, 133, 109 Flory, Bill—156, 81, 108 Forgan, Dalene—100, 114, 107, 73, 113, 135, 126 Floom, Floom, Floom, Forrest, Jim—73 Forsyth, Jan—81, 126, 108 Foutty, Bob—141, 73, 108 Fox, Sharlene—100, 101, 102, 115, 117, 73, 104, 135, 127, 126, 112 Frailly, Pat—141, 73 Fraze, Kathy—105, 136, 137, 120, 81, 104, 79 Freeman, Freddie—64 Freeman, Kathy—104 Fribley, Beverly—81 Fribley, Vivian—41, 171, 116 Norma—71, 171, 129, 127 Fromm, Jerry—171, 73 Fromm, Larry—41, 171, 123 Fulton, Kryn—117, 73, 113, 109 Fricker, G Gabor, Andrap—41, 171 Gallegos, Rick—108 Gardner, Rick—41, 141, 142, 144, 171, 133, 132, 120, 165, 157, 168, 119 Garman, L inda—137, 81 Garner, Rick—142, 81, 104, 135 Garratt, David—133, 107, 73 Garratt, Pam—41, 100, 172, 101, 103, 115, 117, 127, 124 Garver, Gail—41, 172, 114, 124, 121, 122 Gatti, Rita—100, 115, 117, 107, 73,126, 112 Gattuso, Chuck—41, 172 Gattuso, John—64, 110, 109 Gattuso, Rick—141, 73 Geckler, Dawn—100, 106, 132, 120, 115, 117, 107, 73, 127, 126, 112 Geib, Shirley—100, 101, 64, 106, 132, 115, 118, 117, 123 Geis, Bob—41, 102, 165 Gerbec, Dawn—102, 115, 107, 73, 135, 126, 112 Gesaman, Shelby Gessner, Penny—42, 172, 101 Getz, Phyllis—42, 172, 116, 123 Gibbs, Jenni—100, 136, 31, 126 Gillis, Nanci—100, 136, 81, 126, 95 Glenn, Steve Goetz, Terrie—64, 132, 114, 108 Gowins, Pam—100, 64, 113, 127 Graening, Diane—42, 172, 111, 91, 127 Grant, Bruce—133, 118, 72, 104 Graybill, Ron—42, 172, 107, 122, 123 Greco, Jim—64, 166, 165, 109 Greco, Sue—106, 135, 118, 81, 126, 112 Grimminger, Connie—42, 172 Griner, Vickie—42, 172, 107 Gross, Patti-73, 104, 134, 112 Grove, Tom—42, 172, 133, 110, 109 Guilliouma, Larry—101, 128, 107, 73 Guilliouma, Marty—100, 64, 111, 115, 113, 127 Guist, Debbie—137, 81, 126 Gutsha ll, Mike—141, 73 H Haase, Nancy—42, 172, 117, 127 Haase, Nanett—117, 73, 126, 109 Haase, Nickolette—82, 126, 108 Habony, Bob—141, 156, 73 Haer, Arch—42, 141, 142, 143, 146, 172, 125, 102, 120, 81, 158, 162, 157, 155, 119 Haer, John—64, 141 Halter, Donna—43, 149, 148, 172, 101, 103, 102, 120, 114, 117, 32, 127,95 Hamilton, Kitty—111, 73, 113 Hamilton, Steve—73 Hann, Carol—106, 137, 82 Harder, Nancy—74 Harold, Bev—43, 172, 102 Harold, Jeff—106, 129, 82 Harper, Nancy—82 Harper, Steve—43, 172, 101, 125, 103, 130, 129, 109 Harriman, John—82, 108 Harriman, Carl—43, 172, 102 Harris, Margaret—43, 172 Harrison, John—82, 135 Hasseman, Paulette—64, 106, 125, 115, 117, 121, 123 Haverty, Sandee—43, 172 Hayes, Pat—74 Head, Mary—74 Hearne, Scott—82, 104 Heiman, Jeanne—115, 74 Heisser, Cindy—129, 74, 104 Heitger, Delores—43, 172 Heller, Judy—43, 151, 172 Helscher, Patti—117, 74, 104 Heltzel, Mark—74, 109 Hendrickson, Erick—142, 82, 104 Henry, Bill—74, 108 Henzel, Rick—100, 101, 64, 131, 114, 95 Herman, Skip—106, 74 Herman, Susan—74 Hershberger, Doug—64, 120, 157, 109, 108 Hicks, Peggy—82 Hill, Carol—64, 111, 107 Hill, Kathy—111, 82 Hill, Richard—43, 141, 142, 172, 157 Hiller, Joanne—82 Hiller, Rodney—74, 168 Hoagland, Sandra—74, 104 Hodgseson, Shirley—64 129, Hoff, Pam—120, 74, 134, 109, 108 Hoffman, Jeff—65, 141 Hoffman, Ron—65 Hoffman, Sue—106, 74 Hogue, Brian—65 Holshoy, Sue—137, 128, 82 Holt, Betty—82 Hopkins, Cheryl—100, 65, 103, 107, 113 Hopkins, Susan—103, 74 'Hopps, Karen—65, 117 Horning, Dale—65 Hout, Mike—44, 141, 142, 143, 147, 172, 102, 167, 165, 119 Howald, Becky—65, 105, 102, 117 Howenstine, Kim—74, 109 Huey, Dale—44, 172 Hughes, Barb—65, 103, 115, 108 Humphrey, Mike—142, 156, 82 Huthmacher, Wade—142, 156, 82 Hutton, Karen—115, 74, 134 Hutton, Nancy—104, 113 Huyett, Daryl—129, 131, 74, 104 Ickes, Jim—105, 156, 74, 104, 135 J Jacobsen, Rick—74 Jasinski, Janet—115, 107, 74 Jensen, Ted—106, 103, 82 Jindra, Dan—82, 104, 94 Johanning, Gary Johanning, Mark—142, 156, 74 Johns, Dianna—106, 103, 136, 82 Johnson, Harold—65 Johnson, Marilyn—101, 107, 74, 127, 126 Jones, Bob—44, 172, 157, 119 Jones, Joe—44, 172, 122 Jones, Kathy—136, 82, 108 K Karns, Jeff—82 Keller, Lynn—44, 172 Kelly, Susan—65, 116, 113, 127 Kemp, Dan—82 Kemp, Tom—65 Kessel, Glenn—82 Kiefer, Karen—44, 172 Kidder, Mary—136, 82, 104 Kidder, Penny—65, 105, 132, 114, 123 Kiko, Phil—142, 82 King, Dave Kirby, Diane—65, 111, 109 Klainski, John—44, 172 Kline, Sharman—132, 114, 107, 74, 113 Knisley, Bill—82, 108 Knisley, Linda—45, 172, 131, 115, 128, 127, 122, 109 177 Koch, Dan—74 Kohl, Marian—45, 172, 133, 114, 127, 122 Kohl, Vesta—45, 172, 111, 114, 113, 127, 109, 108 Kohr, Doug—129, 83 Kolberg, Bill—141, 65 Kompara, Maryanne—45, 172, 101 132, 113, 127, 114, 122 Konovsky, John—142, 156, 120, 83 Kormos, Frank—83 Kovacsiss, Dan—141], 74 Kovacsiss, John—74 Kovash, Mike—129, 131, 83 Kracker, Chuck—74 Kracker, Mike—141, 74 Kraig, Debbie—110, 115, 107, 74, 126, 112 Kraus, Steve—142, 83 Krnach, Susan—100, 74 Kruspe, Steve—45, 172 Kuhn, Tim—65, 166, 165 Kohn, Tom—75, 168, 109 Kulla, Judy—65, 105, 111, 117 Kulla, Tim—65, 135 Kurtzman, Kathy—83 L Lambos, Ernie—65, 141, 146, 147, 83 Lambos, George—156 Lamp, Becky—136, 83, 126 Lamp, Terry—45, 172, 133 Lance, Barb—45, 172, 103, 127 Lance, Bob—83, 157 Lanzer, Lomin—137, 117, 83, 104 Larkins, Jim—65, 168 Larkins, Mike—83, 108 Larsen, Anita—45, 173, 106, 105, 104, 94 Lease, Samuel LeBarre, Dave—75 LeBeau, Gordon—65, 120, 157, 62 Lee, Jim—65 Leister, Regina—46, 173, 103, 127 Leister, Rudy—129, 83, 104 Leonard, Dale—141, 145, 75 Lesh, Linda—46, 173, 131, 128, 117 Leavens, Mike—46, 173 Lewis, Johnnye—46, 173, 101, 102, 130, 120, 128, 127, 124, 95, 114, 121, 122 Lewis, Richard—83, 104 Leyda, Nancy—46, 173, 102, 117, 127 Lightbody, Joan—106, 136, 83, 126 Lindsay, Linda—115, 107, 75, 134, 126, 112 Linn, Jeanne—124, 121 Little, Dave—65 Little, Don—83, 104 178 , Locke, Randy—142 Locke, Roger—83, 135 Lodge, Dave—65, 133, 159, 155, 108 Loeffler, Diana—65, 111, 115, 107, 113, 127 Long, Mary—136, 83, 104 Lopez, Dave—75, 109 Lorenz, Rick—46, 173, 165, 168 Lowe, Susan—75, 126 Lucas, Barb—137, 83, 126 Lundberg, Ingrid—75, 104, 134, 126 Lyons, Bonnie—65, 116 Lyons, Elaine—75 M Mack, Susan—75, 104, 112 Mackley, Timm—129, 83, 104 Madison, Richard—75, 108 Magers, Christa—47, 173, 132 Malcuit, Paula—65, 111, 115, 107, 113, 127 Malinowski, Bill—65, 141, 108 Mallalieu, Sherm—47, 173, 133, 132 Mallue, Donna—152, 160, 151, 66, 132, 111, 110, 112, 108 Mansfield, Sandra—83, 126 Mantor, Greg—128, 83 Mantor, Jeff—47, 173, 125, 114, 118, 121, 122 Marchand, Rodney—83, 157 Marchand, Sue—47, 173, 114, 107 Marich, Gary—66 Marti, Beth—83, 104 Martin, Dee—66, 135 Martin, Diane—66, 103, 134 Martin, Mike—75 Martz, Judy—106, 136, 83, 126 Marzilli, Kathy—47, 173 Marzilli, Rilla—136, 83, 104, 126 Maser, Doug—84, 104, 135 Matako, David—75 Matheson, Gail—111, 75, 126, 112 Mathie, Dick—66 Mathie, Sally—84 Mathie, Sylvia—47, 173, 102, 116, 127 Maullar, Jim—66, 109 Maurer, Lovis—141, 75 Mayers, Mike—142, 84 McClain, Bob—106, 156, 84 McClure, Max—66, 104 McCracken, Chris—133, 120, 118, 84, 104 McCullough, Jim—101, 103, 133, 110, 114, 118, 95 McCullough, Joan—100, 84 McCullough, Marguerite—100, 66, 102, 113, 127 McCullough, Mike—84, 168 McElrath, Jeff McFarren, Jim—66 McFee, Mike—129, 75, 108 McGinnis, Pat—75 McInnes, Greg—84 McKee, Ed—105, 75, 104 McLaughlin, Mike—118, 107, 75 McMullan, Bob—103, 84, 104, 168 McMullan, John McMullan, Pat—106, 84 Mead, Becky—66, 120, 116, 62 Medure, Frank—46, 173, 168 Medure, John—66 Meek, Bill—84 Meek, Bob—66 Meeting, Carolyn—128, 84, 108 Meeting, Marilyn—101, 66, 130, 115, 128 Mehl, Bonnie—75 Mehl, Don—156, 84, 108 Melvin, Dannie—148, 136, 137, 84 126 Melvin, Terrie—47, 152, 151, 173 132, 110, 115 Mercier, Cindy—100, 117, 75, 104 126 Merry, Marcie—106, 136, 84 Merry, Meta—66, 106, 105, 102, 115, 118, 123 Mertz, Tom—75 Messenger, Jack—84 Michael, Al—48, 141, 142, 145, 173, 125, 120, 32, 158, 155, 119 Michael, Barb—65, 113, 135, 126, 109 Michael, David—84 Michael, Diana—84 Miday, Mark—48, 173 Miglich, Michalene—84 Miller, Arletta—48, 173 Miller, Becky—137, 117, 84, 108 Miller, Clifford—66 Miller, Deborah—137, 84 Miller, Janet—48, 173, 115 Miller, Jayne—66, 130, 115, 128, 108 Miller, Jerry—75, 104 Miller, Joan—66, 103, 116, 112, 123 Miller, Judy—48, 173, 102, 130, 129, 117 Miller, Kathy—100, 132, 115, 118, 107, 75, 126, 112 Miller, Kris—101, 120, 110, 115, 118, 107, 75, 134, 126, 112, 70 Miller, Mitch—66, 166, 165, 119 Miller, Tad—48, 173, 125, 158, 163, 157, 155, 122, 119 Miller, Ted—48, 173, 165, 168 Minter, Bruce—48, 173 Mitchell, Danna—66, 115, 128 123 Moauro, Dominick—66, 108 Mobberly, Sandy—66, 116, 127, 135 , ‘ , , Mohr, Mark—75 Montgomery, Bruce—141, 133, 110, 114, 75, 168, 109, 108 Moore, Lowell—49, 173 Morris, Barbara—100, 66, 117, 134, 127 Morton, Susan—84 Mottice, Peggy—128, 75 Mottice, Susan—100, 66, 114, 128 Moyers, Pat—66, 107 Mozzochi, Tom—66 Mullen, Bob—84 Mullen, Dave—76 Mullenix, Christena Munson, Pam—49, 173, 115, 117, 107, 127 Murdock, Doug—129, 85 Myers, Rhea—49, 173, 111, 127 Myers, Scott—85 Mysza, Robert—166, 76, 165, 108 Myzk, Bill—49, 173, 107 N Naylor, Phil—66, 102 Neal, Carol—49, 173, 102, 116, 111, 134 Neal, Steve—76 Nelson, Connie—49, 173, 125, 133, 132; 1.15, 114, 127, 121, 122; 123 Nelson, Jennifer—100, 66, 133, 132, 115, 108 Neshcoff, Donna—66, 127, 108 Nevel, Susan—101, 76, 126, 112 Nicodemus, Hank—49, 173, 158, 163, 162, 157, 155 Nikolaidis, Vickie—66, 106, 117, 107, 123 Norman, Edward—76 Norman, Walter—141, 76 ‘Norris, Anna—49, 173, 129, 131, 116 Now, Carol—137, 85, 104 Now, Pat—115, 76, 104, 134, 126, 112 Nusbaumer, Judy—136, 85 Nusbaumer, Pam—67, 134 Nusbaumer, Pat—67, 103, 134 Nutter, Dan—142, 110, 85, 104, 135 Nutter, Nancy—100, 105, 114, 76, 104, 134, 135, 126 O Oakes, Garry—142, 105, 120, 85, 104 Oberlin, Eve—85, 104 O'Conner, Pat—67 O'Connor, Paul—50, 141, 142, 143, 150, 173, 125, 102, 120, 32, 122 Olnhausen, Dave—50, 173 Olnhausen, Nanette—85 Orin, Terry—67, 133 Orton, Marsha—67, 111, 115, 118 Ott, Kathy—67, 134 Pp Paro, Diane—67 Paro, Steve—85, 108 Parry, Ralph—85 Parsons, Ben—141, 67, 166, 133, 165, 119 Parsons, Bonnie—132, 76, 109 Paul, Richard—76, 109 Pearson, Connie—100, 67, 103, 113, 127 Pearson, Gay—50, 173, 101, 114, 95, 168 Perault, Jan—67, 167, 165, 108 Perdue, Kathy—131, 128, 85 Perkins, Ruth—67, 111, 115, 134, 123 Perrin, Penny—76 Peters, Bruce—50, 141, 142, 173, 158, 162, 157, 155, 119 Peters, Debbie—101, 106, 136, 137, 85, 126 Pheiffer, Loren—105, 76, 104, 157 Pheiffer, Lorene—136, 110, 85, 126 Phahler, Linda—76, 134 Phares, Jim—102, 76 Phillips, Pat—160, 100, 117, 85, 104, 126 Pitkin,, Barry—50, 141, 142, 143, 146, 174, 125, 102, 119 Pizzino, Debby—76 Pizzino, Tony—50, 141, 142, 144, 167, 165, 168 Plance, Bob—106, 135 Plaster, David—67, 106, 114, 118, 107, 123 Plastow, Linda—67, 134, 127 Pope, Carole—50, 172, 103 Powell, Joyce—50, 174, 101 Power, Brenda—115, 128, 107, 76, 126 Prato, Felicia—100, 67, 117, 127 Prato, Gary—50, 174, 119 Preece, Barb—67 Preece, Kim—129, 104 Preece, Roy—85 Pressler, Koleen—110, 115, 76, 104, 115, 126, 112 Prichard, Chuck—67, 129, 131, 114 Pritz, Larry—67, 133, 120, 114 Pry, Linda—85, 108 Puente, Leesa—67, 120, 110, 114, 108 Q Quass, Cindy—76, 113, 126, 109 R Radtke, Mel—142, 156, 85 Ramsey, Linda—85 Ramsey, Tom—85 Ramsier, Judy—51, 174 Ramsier, Pam—51, 174 Randles, Gary—67 Randles, Ron—85 Rank, Karen—51, 100, 174, 101, 103, 130, 114, 127, 107, 127, 95 Rastetter, Bill—142, 85 Rayl, Cindy—51, 100, 174, 115 Rebillot, Barbara—51, 174 Reed, Rosemary—76, 113, 109 Reeder, Christi—85, 126 Reeder, Terri—67, 102 Reese, Ann—85, 101, 103 Reese, Tim—76 Regula, Louvise—51, 174, 130, 129, 131 Regula, Tom—129, 131, 107, 76 Reiderman, Tom—51, 174, 133, 107, 124, 121, 122 Reikowski, Arthur—85 Reynolds, Glenn—76, 109 Rhein, Cindy—100, 67, 105, 126, 115, 117, 127, 121, 123 Rhine, Terry—51, 141, 142, 145, 174 Richards, Bill Ridenbaugh, Bob—141, 76 Ridenbaugh, Terry—51, 174, 129, 131 Riegler, Barb—85, 134, 126, 112 Riehl, Tim—67 Riehl, Tom—52, 174 Riley, Kathy—76 Rinehart, Jerry—52, 174 Risher, Carolyn—85, 126 Risher, Thelma—52, 174, 102, 127 Ritchie, Donn—76, 109 Ritchie, Karen—52, 174, 115, 127, 109 Roberts, Marvin—52, 174, 165, 168 Robinson, Bill—67, 107 Robinson, Mickey—156, 85, 135, 108 Roe, Mary—52, 174 Rogers, Joyce—101, 132, 77, 126 Rohr, Adam—77 Rohr, Allan—77 Rohr, Darlene Rohr, Joan—67, 103 Rohr, Mary—77, 104 Rohr, Rhonda Rohr, Sandra—85 Rohr, Tim—85, 168 Ronk, Randy—77 Rook, Ron—67 Rosenberger, Jim—105, 156, 85, 104, 135 Ross, Joe—67 Ross, Mary—52, 174 Roth, Rick—52, 174, 101, 105, 133 Roush, Debbie—67 Roush, Ken—67, 128, 165, 168 Roush, Mike—67, 103 Ruby, Berneta—117, 77, 104 Ruwadi, Douglas—129, 86 S St. Clair, David—105, 77, 104 Sanders, Ted—52, 167, 165 Santora, Rosemary—115, 77, 112, 109 Sarachene, Larry—156, 86, 108 Sarachene, Lou Ann—67, 103, 112, Savchenko, Karen—136, 104 Schalmo, Roseann—68, 134 Scharver, Mimi—68 Scharver, Paul—77 Scharver, Rebecca—53, 151, 174, 103, 132 Scharver, Susan—53, 174, 131, 111, 115, 128, 127, 122 Schaub, David—53, 174 Scheetz, Connie—53, 174 Scheetz, Larry—141, 77 Scheverman, Jay—68, 108 Schick, Pat—120, 117, 77, 104, 134, 126, 70, 112 Schick, Penny—136, 120, 117, 86, 104, 126, 112, 79 Schleich, Jack—86, 104 Schmader, Marcia—53, 174, 135 Schmucker, Rick—142, 86, 108 Schneider, Betty—111, 128, 86, 126 Schneider, Judy—77 Schneider, Todd—68 Schoen, Barry—77, 168, 109 Schoen, Pat—68, 112 Schott, Allan—53, 174, 101, 125, 133, 132, 120, 114, 118,91, 122,95 Schott, Mike—86 Schrader, Cathy—77 Schrader, Jeff—53, 174 Schrader, Lonnie—68 Schreiner, Jill—86 Schroyer, David—53, 174, 125, 133, 114, 94 Schuckert, Jay—86, 135 Schuckman, Ed—68, 133 Schworm, Richard—156, 77 Scott, Betty—68, 111, 77, 127, 123 Scott, Chip—53, 174 Scott, Molly—129, 131, 111 Scott, Terry—86, 104 Scroggs, Linda—54, 174, 101, 132, 116, 118 Seibert, Kathy—54, 174, 124, 121 Selzer, Kay—77, 104, 112 Selzer, Rick—142, 120, 86, 104 Senften, Rae—77 Shackelford, Cheryl—100, 68, 132, 127 Shaffer, Paula—101, 130, 129, 77, 108 Shaheen, Sherry—100, 68, 103, 127, 112 Shanafelt, Tim—77 Sheppler, Bob—54, 174 Sheppler, Kathy—101, 106, 86, 135, 126 Shiplett, Darla—54, 174 Shipley, Janet Siers, Nikki—107, 77, 115, 126, 112 Siers, Rick—156, 86, 104 Sigrist, Ron—129, 131, 114, 77, 104 Sima, Diane—100, 68, 106, 128 Simon, Ken—54, 174 Simon, Margaret—111, 117, 86 Simon, Tim—141, 68, 102 Slingluff, Jim—86, 135 Slingluff, Terry—86 Smith, Ada—68, 114 Smith, Barb—54, 174, 103 Smith, Carl—107, 77 Smith, Cheryl—68, 128, 104 Smith, Dale—86 Smith, Cail—106, 77, 135 Smith, Kathy—136, 86, 104 Smith, Norman—142, 86 Smith, Ron—133, 77, 104 Smith, Susie—54, 100, 174, 117, 135, 127 Smith, Ted—55, 174 Snee, Becki—78, 105, 115, 127 Snee, Mike—141, 107, 77 Sneed, Charlie—141, v7 Snyder, Dave—174, 129 Snyder, Pam—68, 102, 114 Snyder, Sharon—77 Sogorka, Betty—86 Sommer, David—68 Spuhler, Lynn—106, 129, 86 Stamets, Jay—68, 129, 131 Stamets, Rick—105, 133, 120, 114, 118, 78, 104, 70 Standly, Bob—86 Stark, Bill—106, 156, 86 Stark, Harry—86, 104 Stark, Jill—68, 105, 114, 127 Starkey, Karen—120, 115, 78, 104, 115, 113, 134, 135, 126, 112 Stayer, John—68 Stedman, David—68, 129, 114 Stedman, Lin—86, 157, 108 Steed, Judy—175, 103, 111 Steffee, Vickie—136, 86, 104 Stenger, Dick—55, 175, 102 Stewart, David—69, 133 Stick, John—69, 141, 105, 133, 159, 155 Stilgenbaur, Nancy—69, 130, 111, 115 179 Stockburger, Nancy—55, 161, 175, 128, 93, 127 Stonebrook, Sally—55, 175, 132 Streit, Larry—106, 78, 168 Stuber, John—86 Studer, Bill Stuhldreher, Kathy—69, 111 Stump, Dwight—69, 133 Sturm, Alice—177, 86, 104 Sturm, Jim—55, 175 Suite, Cheryl—100, 69, 105, 125, 114, 127, 121, 123 Sunderland, Kathy—106, 137 Sundheimer, Carolyn—137, 87 Sundheimer, Jackie—69, 103 Sundheimer, Kathy—86 Surbey, Dale—69, 105, 133 Surbey, Nancy—56, 175, 122 Sutton, Darlene—69, 103, 116 Sutton, Violete—78 Swager, David—69 Swonger, Tim—87 7 Talmadge, Susan—69, 105, 132, 114 Taylor, Carol—56, 175, 101, 113, 124, 121 Theis, Jean—114, 113, 135, 109 Theis, John—56, 175 Thomas, Ardath—103, 126 Thompson, David Thompson, Jeff—56, 175, 125, 121, 122 Tolbert, Ethel—56, 175 U Ubick, Marsha—106, 136, 110, 87, 126 Ulm, Janet—69, 103, 111, 115, 123 Ulmer, Marcia Underwood, Dave—133, 104, 168 Underwood, Don—69, 106, 125, 133, 120, 114, 121, 123, 62 Unkefer,-Randy—69, 109 Uplinger, Jane—78 Uplinger, Richard—56, 175 Vv Vadasz, Reginald—69 Valdiserri, Donn—78, 104 VanCamp, Ray—55, 175, 104 Vaughan, Elaine—132, 117, 78 Vaughan, Marion—56, 175, 101, 133, 132, 117, 122 Vaughn, Becky—56, 175, 125, 102, 116, 115, 127, 121, 122 Vaughn, Nancy—131, 115, 128, Vernon, Susan—137, 104, 87, 126 Vernon, Wayne—78 Vinton, Debra—136, 87 Vitak, Pam—69 132, 180 Vittling, Gary—78 Vittling, Jon—87, 142: W Waldroup, Clifford—87 Walters, Linda—148, 152, 151, 105, 110, 78, 104, 126 Warehime, Dana—142, 104, 87 Wargo, Shelley—78, 104 Warren, Barbara—69 Warren, Jeanne—69 Warner, JaneAnne—56, 175, 117 Warwick, Dee—57, 175, 103, 116, 127 Warwick, Sandra—87, 126 Wayts, Sandie—57, 175 Wayts, Tom—142, 87 Weber, Cheryl—78, 134 Weekley, Greg—102, 133, 78, 109 Weekley, Linda—57, 175, 132, 115, 118, 104, 122 Weidman, Debby—69 Weimer, Jeanne—69, 127, 112 Weirich, Kay—78 Weisgarber, Debbie—151, 117, 78, 113, 134, 126 Weisz, John—56, 175 Welty, Cindy—106, 87, 126 Welty, Susan—87 Welty, Terry—57, 175 West, Bob—78, 135, 108 West, Nancy—58, 160, 175, 101, 128, 127 Weyandt, John Wheeland, Susan—104, 87, 126 Wheeler, Harold—69, 141 Wheeler, Larry—69 White, Mike—58, 175, 105, 125, 120, 110, 114, 118, 90, 32, 122 Wilhelm, Tom—133, 78, 109 Willaman, Patty—58, 175, 102 Williams, Carol—58, 175 Williams, Bob—141, 156, 120, 107, 78,70 Williams, Bruce Williams, Scott—142, 104, 87 Williams, Susan—129, 104, 87 Williams, Wendy—69, 105, 132, 114, 127, 123 Wilson, Scott—142, 106, 156, 87 Wilton, Sandy—160, 117, 78, 134, 126 Winkler, Pam—58, 175, 132, 114 Winnett, Bill—167, 141, 78, 165, 168, 109 Wolf, John—104, 87, 157 Wolfarth, Bob—87 Wolfe, Barbara—87 Wolff, Angela—136, 87, 126 Woods, Linda—114, 107, 78, 113, 126 Workinger, Leroy—59, 175, 133 Wright, Jim—59, 141, 142, 145, 175, 159, 162, 155, 119 Wright, Ruth—69, 132 Wright, Tom—69, 114, 165 Wright, Tom (Frog)—59, 141, 142, 144, 175, 167, 133 Wucinick, Mike—142, 87, 157 Wucinick, Nancy—117, 104, 87, 126 Wucinick, Pauline—69, 105, 132, 115 Wycuff, Donna—111, 117, 78, 104 Wyles, Pat—87, 126 Y Yingling, Bill—59, 175, 126 Yingling, Connie—78 Yoder, Connie—69, 127 Yost, Randy—87 Young, Blaine—60, 175, 125, 118, 122 Young, Carol—137, 87 Young, Gary—141, 107, 78 Young, Jack—69, 133, 123 Jim—87 Marty—69, 134 Sue—126 Young, Young, Young, Z Zastudie, Don—87 Zenovic, Karen—100, 117, 104, 87, 126 Zink, Bill—69, 141, 145, 105, 120 Zink, Jeff—60, 149, 175, 101, 125, 133, 132, 120, 114, 118, 92, 109, 108 Zink, Larry—142, 105, 120, 104, 87, 168, 79 Zorn, Cherrie—60, 175, 117, 127, 112 FACULTY Amacher, Walter—27 Baines, Peggy—16 Varnhart, Gene—17 Baxter, Lois—20 Berg, John—21, 102, 165 Bergen, Joseph—28, 94 Blackstone, Marilyn—24 Bond, Virginia—25, 116, 32 Brumbaugh, Evelyn—29 Burgess, Howard—24, 32 Cable, Don—27 Clark, Beverlee—22, 111, 110 Combs, Henry—29 Davidson, Norwood—24, 62 Dawson, Alan—118, 23, 94 Day, Jeanne—18, 127 Decker, June—29 DeMooy, Robert—20, 156, 155 DeWalt, Marion—16, 17 Diana, Olive—29 Drury, Paul—16 Dutka, Harry—27 Fenstermaker, Geraldine—29 Forgan, Dale—16 Frye, Thelma—17 Gatchell, Lawrence—25, 32 Geib, Elmer—106, 107, 23 Gerber, Doris—16 Gerber, Paul—16 Graybill, Donald—16, 122 Gross, Ralph—29 Haverstock, Dale—15 Henry, Clyde—19 Henry, Leila—16 Hershberger, Glenn—16 Hillebrecht, lola—28, 94 Hursh, Karen—100, 101, 28, 94 Huthmacker, Wilbur—29 Keifer, Gerelda—29 Kennedy, Rosemary—29 Lawrence, Preston—26, 70 Lawrence, Sarah—25, 116 Lesh, Leta—29 Leitner, Henry—22, 130, 129 Letcavits, Jim—141, 155 Lewis, Alexander—22, 133, 132 Lininger, Vera—25 Lorenz, June—16 McCoy, Mary—25, 70 Mannweiler, James—20, 79 Meister, Don—24, 141 Montgomery, Harold—141, 27 Morgan, Bessie—103, 28, 94 Pearson, D’Orsay—34, 19, 124, 121 Pfouts, Florence—20 Poorman, David—142, 26 Ramga, Cecil—21, 125 Ramga, Mildred—115, 18 Reese, Ray—141, 150, 27 Roberson, Pearline—28, 94 Rohr, Betty—29 Rohrbaugh, Elma—105, 23, 104, 79 Steve, Andrew—14 Stokes, Wanda—18 Swart, Virginia—29 Sweterlitsch, Frank—21, 62 Tallman, C. W.—12, 13, 16 Taylor, Bea—16 Temple, Charles—22, 130, 129 Thomas, Richard—22, 163, 155 Vaughan, Grant—17 Voltz, John—21, 86, 165, 94, 79 Weister, Lois—29 Wheeler, Alice—23, 72, 109, 108, 62 Wigal, Keith—114, 18, 78, 74, 70 Workinger, Nedra—17 Yant, Glen—29 Ziroff, Margaret—117, 118 February 23, 1966 Students: Now that the ‘66 SCOOP is just about finished, we wish we had it to do all over again. A lot of work had to be done; but along with the work, there have been many good times to remember while putting the book together. As a team, we have worked to do our best to turn out what we consider, “the best Scoop ever”; and hope that as you go through the book, it will bring back many memories of things you did throughout the year. We would like to thank all those who helped us make everything possible. Thanks go to Troup Pluto for doing a wonderful job with the pictures, to all the companies to whom we sold ad s, and to the faculty and administration; without all their co-operation our work would have been greatly hindered. Special thanks goes to Mr. Ramga for all his patience and advice in helping us meet all our deadlines. Again, we would like to thank everyone who made the ‘66 SCOOP possible. Sincerely, Becky Vaughn and Connie Nelson Co-editors A leading business firm uses as its trade mark an illustration of a hand reaching for the stars. They explain that you don’t always get a star by reaching for one; on the other hand, you don’t wind up with a handful of mud. There’s a lot to be said for doing the best you possibly can all the time. If you don’t, you may never find out how good you are. Te Heaes Canpeny a proud past ...an exciting future OUR 19th YEAR SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 312 3rd St. N. W. Canton, Ohio Phone 454-9006 321 Canal S. E. Canal Fulton BLOOMFIELD CHEVROLET Flowers by Pat 322 Harding S. E. Perry Heights Phone GR 7-064! THE CERES SUPPLY CO., INC. Massillon, Ohio Manufacturers of Finest Quality Feeds for Maximum Results Fence!! Seeds!! Fertilizers! Lime!! Farm Supplies! THE MASSILLON STEEL CASTING COMPANY Producers of Dependable Steel Castings for Industrial and Military Requirements Massillon, Ohio Telephone 832-7451 Compliments of BAILEY'S FLOWERS 1110 Lincoln Way East Phone—833-3953 WELCH'S PASTRY SHOPPE 915 Lincoln Way Street Massillon, Ohio 832-4800 M. H. MARTIN CO. 1118 Lincoln Way East 832-7467 Parts Dept. 832-7469 TED'S A W DRIVE IN AMHERST Amherst Park Shopping Center MERCHANTS Massillon, Ohio Tel. 833-9646 For Complete Carry Out ASSOCIATION MASSILLON WASHED GRAVEL 614 Erie South Massillon, Ohio TE 2-984] Congratulations From DALE'S SOHIO 712 Wales Rd. N. E Massillon ales Rd. N. E. : Massillon, Ohio Ohio Phone TE 2-0376 NORTH CANTON ELECTRIC INC. 6282 Dressler Rd. N. W. North Canton, Ohio 44720 Phone 499-7152 Compliments of Commercial, Industrial, Residential 24 Hr. Emergency Service ¥ rry R UBBER COMPANY SUBSIDIARY OF UNITED INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION 4s 1875 harsh avenue, s. e. massillon, ohio 1124 Market Ave. N. P. J. BORDNER CO., INC. Three Complete Food Markets Amherst Park Shopping Center 1107 Erie St., S. 636 Lincoln Way W. STANCATO'S BODY PAINT AND PAINT SHOP 2051 Wales N W Phone: 832-3043 TAYLOR'S CARPET HOUSE The Home of Quality Carpet Priced Right 2115 Wales Road N. E. Massillon, Ohio Phone: 832-0720 CANTON, OHIO MASSILLON AAA Phone: 833-2887 PATTERSON NURSERY AND GARDEN CENTER Evergreen, Shrubs, Trees 3483 Wales Avenue N. W. Phone: 832-6195 JOHNNIES PASTRIES SHOP Massillon—Canton YOUNG BROTHERS BUILDERS Prestige Communities for Successful People Phone: 833-6130 KEMPTHORN MOTORS, INC. Dodge Tough Trucks Phone: 452-651 | of CANTON is proud to do the processing of JACKSON HIGH'S athletic movie films. First dependable service at a price tax-payers appreciate. PRO-AM BOWLING 4220 12th Street N. W. Complete Line of Burunswick Phone: 477-7246 Phone: 477-7247 Compliments of BUCKEYE TROPHY, INC. 1709 Lincoln Way East Phone: 832-9851 KEMPTHORN MOTORS, INC. 1449 Cleveland Ave., N.W. CANTON, OHIO 44703 CHRYSLER Custom 880 Coronet Dart Res. Phone: GY 2-0031 For the Finest in: Interior Exterior Paint Wallpaper—Painting Tools Free Delivery MASSILLON-HARRISON PAINT Amherst Shopping Center Massillon, Ohio Phone: 832-9060 LAUGHLIN MOTORS 4566 West Tuscarawas Canton, Ohio Phone: 477-8181 VIC'S PURE OIL Lubrication Motor Tune-up Automatic Transmissions Accessories Brake Service Pure Oil Corner of Cherry and Amherst Phone: 832-0254 ) CITIES SERVICE TT ay 2 CAMPBELL OIL COMPANY AREA CODE 216 833-8555 611 ERIE STREET,S MASSILLON, OHIO 44646 AVONDALE PHARMACY 3976 Fulton Dr. N. W. Canton, Ohio Ph. 492-1343 Prescriptions ACCENT HAIR FASHIONS 18—5th Street, N.E. Massillon, Ohio Phone 833-9282 Compliments of SNYDER MOWER 4211 Hills and Dales Rd. 492-3800 H. W. HAWLEY, INC. Printers and Lithographers 1230 Lincoln Way E. MASSILLON Phone 832-5045 Compliments of PRITCHARD BROS. Home-Dressed Meats State Route 236 Massillon, Ohio TE 2-0777 WHITEY'S OAKDALE SERVICE Lubrication Motor Tune up Accessories Brake Service SUNOCO 3917 Wales Rd. N.W. Massillon, Ohio Phone 833-0206 LAKE CABLE AMERICAN Complete Car Service America's Finest Service Stations Live Bait Located at Lake Cable YENMicory Cor 312-324 Market Avenue North Canton 2, Ohio 77 COLONIAL LANES Sign up now for summer leagues 32 Brunswick Lanes Brunswick Billard Tables Nursery Room Cocktail Lounge — Snack Bar 5445 Whipple Road N.W. Open 24 Hours HY 9-2928 Best Wishes, Class of '66 Compliments of THE RANCH HOUSE BEAUTY SALON WYLES SHEET METAL Phone: HY 9-6752 Furnaces and Air-Conditioning Frank Rd. Ph. HY 9-2644 Compliments of LANTZ PEAT MOSS, INC. Compliments of 4594 Fulton Drive, N. W. DONATO'S BODY SHOP Canton, Ohio 4566 West Tus. Phone: 477-8200 Ph. 495-2566 and We Make Bodies Beautiful'' 492-2913 Compliments of 477-3459 477-3450 CORAL GABLES BOWLING PRO SHOP LAKE PLAZA an HAIRSTYLING SALON MINIATURE GOLF COURSE 1330 Whipple Rd., N.W. 4432 Fulton Drive CANTON, OHIO Phones: 492-9804 In The Meyers Lake Plaza Shopping Center 492-2268 CANTON BAPTIST TEMPLE CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 66 Only One Life t'will soon be past Only what's done for Christ will last'’ Services: Sunday 10:00 AM eS 11:00 AM ee eee Hecel Wy ih 7:15 PM 515 Whipple Avenue N. W. Harold Henninger, DD Pastor Ci ee Boe a8 WORKMAN'S AUTO PARTS OF NORTH CANTON, OHIO HUMMEL IGA Phone: 499-2670 | 119 Rose Lane Street, S. E. North Canton, Ohio Your NAPA Jobber is a Good Man to Know! FINNEY'S DRUG STORES 415 Market Avenue 515 3rd St. N. W. Southgate Shopping Center Canton, Ohio ABBOT RADIO AND TELEVISION Complete T.V. and Radio Repair 3048 Navarre Rd., S.W. 315 North Main St. CALL: 456-9686 North: Canton TED HUMMEL WAYNE HUMMEL R. B. HARMON, INC. Route 62 East—Across From Clarkins 456-8287 ® Sales and Service in the VW Tradition ® ONGRATULATIONS SHAFFER RAMBLER Massillon Ohio SEARS We. ROEBUCK AND CO {| Hii 155 Lincoln Way West Massillon, Ohio Compliments of “PEOPLES MERCHANTS TRUST CO. STATE BANK PEOPLE FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN FIRST NATIONAL BANK MASSILLON SAVINGS LOAN CO. INTERNATIONAL NELSON SPORTS INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY Nelson Sells Quality Paper Products and Janitor Supplies 416 4th Street, S.W., Massillon 200 West Tuscarawas Street 833-8551 Canton, Ohio 44708 RAY BURKHOLDER'S BARBER SHOP 6731 Whipple Ave. N. W. Tuesday thru Friday 9 AM to 7 PM ZINK’S DAIRY BAR Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM Modern CLOSED MONDAY Dairy Lunches Delicatessen PORTAGE MARKET Store BEER AND WINE Binhers CARRI-OUT Groceries 4331 Portage N. W. Phone: 499-8889 DALE E. FORGAN—Owner 3525 Wales Rd., N.W., Massillon, Ohio TE 3-6591 Compliments of BOB 'O' LINK GOLF COURSE YWwEW.ARNOLD Kogneu “INSURANCE THAT INSURES” Comgany, FOUNDED WALTER T. SORG i - PRESIDENT AND TREASURER Re .. tr 2. Be OP LINCOLN WAY aA THIRD STREET,N.E.... MASSILLON, OHIO TEmple 2-1556 PARKING IN REAR OFF THIRD STREET Congratulations Class of 66 TOM STRAUGHN MEN'S SHOP INC. KANNER'S STORE FOR MEN STONE BROTHERS GOLDENFELDS DOWNTOWN MEN’S WEAR GUILD OF MASSILLON GENE'S QUALITY FRUIT Fruits, Vegetables and Groceries , i 306 East Tusc., Canton, Ohio, Phone GL 5-5031 js SHO Downtown Plaza, Massillon, Ohio, Phone TE 2-9393 wn 37 N.frie St. PHONE TE 3-5740 MASSILLON P= FRIGIDAIRE Maytag Masen Co. Compliments of MASSILLON JEWELERS RETAIL ASSOCIATION STEPHAN'S JEWELRY © DUNCAN JEWELRY ee FROMHOLTZ JEWELRY — PITCOCK WAGNER, INC. MASSIL LON, OHIO Compliments of MASSILLON ACE HARDWARE eure, STORE NO. 343 A House of Quality We Feature Sporting Goods Ist Lincoln Way East a7 tee je le Ph. 833-5858 Massillon, Ohio BLATZ THE FIRST SAVINGS AND Family Shoes 46 Erie St. South LOAN COMPANY MASSILLON ORRVILLE Massillon pane Maal SUPER CENTER, INC. HOWARD FOSNAUGHT, INC. 20 Fist Sioot NW, NEW AND USED AUTO PARTS ee MACHINE SHOP SERVICE MASSILLON'S ONE COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER Open 7 days a week. 1014 Whipple Ave. North Canton 20, Ohio MORTLAND SHADE SHAMROCK ACRES Storm Windows and Doors, EVERYTHING FOR THE HORSE Awnings, Window Shades and Venetians OF HORSEMAN 33 Exchange St., S.W. 12105 Millersburg Rd. S.W. Massillon, Ohio Massillon, Ohio 44646 PHONE TE 2-1912 DRIVE A LTTLE SAVE A LOT PITKIN FORD FRANK E. PITKIN—Owner | WAYNE E. BAKER—General Mgr. UAIG N Le, John Just SAS Service Mgr. Robert R. = A Hungerford Richard i. R=L Kuntz : wei ici tag x ’ Lewis M. Parts Mor. : Farnsworth 138 S. Canal St. : H. Roy Canal Fulton, : ae ' in Ellis Ohio —| =) . Troy il : Pn Hedden FORD CARS AND TRUCKS EXCHANGE BANK Compliments of cite FULTON FEED COMPANY TURNS INN Cor. Wales Rd. and Portage Ext. HY 9-9083 BENDER'S SERVICE 7304 Wales N.W. North Canton, Ohio Canal Fulton, Ohio HY 9-4600 F.D.I.C. INSURED TO $10,000 THE Mohler LUMBER LUMBER Co. BUILDER'S SUPPLIES MILL WORK PLANNING SERVICE 4214 Portage Road N. W. North Canton 20, Ohio THE EVENING Ph 499-5461 wince TRUSSES l N D E PEN DENT Compliments of BRAUCHER'S SERVICE 7780 Wales Ave., N. W. Your newspaper is 1 Ohi 2 Ne ae 470 Freedom's Textbook Phone 494-0685 General Auto Repairs Welding Bringing you the facts you must have, in order to exercise wisely, the ANGLEMONT FARMS Freedom of Choice, which is basic to Ice Cream all your American Freedoms. Fruit Punch Party Ice Cream 499-5757 8166 Wales Ave. Compliments of STARK EQUIPMENT CO. Farm and Industrial Equipment Massey, Ferguson, Gehl, New Holland 6825 Wales Ave. N. W. 499-5454 THE LITTLE STORE WITH THE BIG FRIENDLINESS McARDLE’S LG.A. MARKET Lake Cable Shopping Center Phone 499-2747 McDONALDSVILLE FEED AND SUPPLY Quality Feed—Seeds—Cement General Farm Supplies T. M. SEIFERT, Proprietor 6942 Huckleberry Rd. Phone 499-6094 North Canton 20, Ohio MASSILLON AUTO SALES Ride Better For Less 44 First Street N.W. Phone 832-7959 SS e z 950 South Main Street CANAL CASTING BUD CROWE, Owner Canal Fulton FRYE HARDWARE North Canton HY .9-3387 Compliments of PIPE FABRICATORS TU 2-6514 ECKER AND SONS JEWELERS 124 Cleveland Avenue N.W. Canton, Ohio THE FIREPLACE STORE Avondale Shopping Center BOB ZELLER BOB ZELLER, JR. JIM ZELLER 492-3359 SCHAFER-MESSERLY DRUG STORE Rexall Drug Store Greentown: 499-7394 Canton: 499-2564 A Fine Drug Store in a Fine Community 113 South Main North Canton, Ohio Compliments CANTON CITY BLUE PRINT INC. Reproduction of All Types Engineering Supplies 524-28 4th St, N.W. anton, Ohio Phone: 456-8164 FLANAGAN NIST Canton's Complete Paint Stores McKinley Ave. and 5th St. N.W. 2747 Cleveland Avenue N.W. 3007 Tuscarawas St. West THE AVENUE PAINT CO. Quality and Service 2601 Cleveland Ave, N.W.—CANTON—Phone 452-973] 1205 Lincoln Way East—MASSILON—Phone 832-9864 STUDER'S SPORTING GOODS 217 3rd St. N. W. Canton—456-2719 Massillon—833-2691 Compliments of BEN HEGGY'S CANDY THE NOLAN COAL COMPANY 417 McGregor Avenue N.W. Canton, Ohio Phone: 454-4515 TONY CARLONE 344 Fourth St. N.W. Canton, Ohio 532 Cleveland Avenue, N.W. Creates a Lasting Impression of Sartorial Elegance NORTH CANTON HARRISON PAINT CORPORATION Wallpaper—Paints—Art Supplies 936 South Main North Canton FREE DELIVERY 499-4207 z BRIDENTHAL CANTON'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE AUTO AND INTERIOR SPECIALISTS RAY'S SUR FIT AUTO SEAT COVERS Phone 454-8009 1203 W. Tuse. St. 906 Lincoln Way East Massillon, Ohio MR. TED'S MEN'S WEAR ‘Botany’ 500 Clothing 1130 30th N.W. 454-2440 1506 Whipple N.W. 477-2484 2801 West Tusc. at Broad Ave. Canton, Ohio 3760 Cleveland Ave. N.W. at 38th. THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Co. Canton, Ohio D. C. JONES 4332 TUSCARAWAS ST., WEST CANTON, OHIO 44708 PHONE: GR. 7-6286 BRANCH MANAGER RES. PHONE: GL. 2-7191 “Quality is renembered longer than price” 7505 Freedom Street, North Canton, Ohio 44720 Telephone: (216) 499-7850 BENSON TYPEWRITER COMPANY 401 Fourth Street N.W. Canton 2, Ohio Compliments and Best Wishes Portrait Photographers 3145 W. Tusc. 452-5789 Canton, Ohio We Rent, Sell, and Repair All Makes of Typewriters KLING MOTORS, INC. 4825 Tuscarawas St., West Canton, Ohio, 44708 Phone: 477-8131 TERRY SOUDER General Sales Manager ® VOLKSWAGEN Sales Service Next year could be worth °35,000 fo you. If you’re about to enter your senior year, there’s a good chance it will... but you must remain in school, and earn a high school diploma. Who says so? The U.S. Census Bureau. Its figures show graduates earn about $35,000 more before they retire than those who drop out in the first three years. Sure, a diploma’s no guarantee of a good job. But personnel managers do ask themselves: “If he didn’t finish high school, how do | know he’II stick it out here.” Remember. Unemployment among dropouts is twice that of the general popu- lation. And dropouts stay unemployed longer! , Yet, despite these disturbing statistics, three of ten high school students leave without diplomas. Some 750,000 high school students will quit next year. Can you afford to be one of them? The Timken Roller Bearing Company, Canton, Ohio. ‘66 Graduates: The best to you fromm Climaleneé AUTOMAT! ETS WASH 30% CLEANER THE CLIMALENE COMPANY 1022 9th St., S. W.—Canton Wé J CHEVROLET 407 Main N. North Canton 499-3353 INN® 4305 Portage North Canton, Ohio Right Next To Portage Market Phone: 499.9193 BOB'S MUSIC STORE 315 S. Main North Canton Phone 499-3378 Sheet Music—Records—lInstruments Music Accessories—Lessons O. M. SMITH APPLIANCES 607 South Main 499-5465 (216) 453-8191 ED B. McKEE .. . Director ® C M° agency member of the CONTROLLED System 308 First National Bank Building (CONTROLLED Canton, Ohio 44702 A M’ Personnel Recruitment: (agency) of Canton Executive Search H. J. ROTHWELL COMPANY Canal Fulton, Ohio Phone: 832-5770 NORTH CANTON FLORAL GIFT SHOPPE Owned and Operated by NADINE and BOB ZIMMERMAN QUALTY AND SERVICE ASSURED Free Delivery Gifts for Every Occasion We Telegraph Flowers 531 Main N. Phone: 499-8600 LAKE CABLE PURE Fill up with Firebird Proven by Race Cars Complete Car Service Located at Lake Cable icDonalds WH O) 4 2 wie McDONALD 'S DRIVE-IN 4757 Tuscarawas 902 Cherry N. E. 47th and Cleveland N. W. Canton In North Canton It's NYE’S Across From Harter Bank and machine Co, [ tosti molds « die cast dies CANTON, OHIO e PHONE 499-8450 WANDA KEYSER REALTOR WHEN BUYING OR SELLING ASK US FOR YOUR FASTEST SERVICE Peoples - Merchant Trust Building Phone 453-7374 Downtown Store 455-0221 30th Street Plaza 492-5122 Best Wishes to the Class of '66 From Nickles BAKERS OF TOASTMASTER AND SOFT TWIST BREAD Doyl's Fabric and Yarn Shop 1178 S. Main North Canton, Ohio Phone HY 9-3600 Compliments of NORTH CANTON RADIO 440 N. Main N. Canton R.C.A—ZENITH Radio-Dispatched The Finest Service in the County SCHILTZ SHOE SERVICE Redwing and Massagic Shoes 938 South Main St. North Canton MILLER'S FLOWERS When the Order is Flowers Send Ours Phone 499-2642 714 South Main Street North Canton, Ohio BILL ANDERSON'S BARBER SHOP 4321 Portage St. North Canton DEVOL'S LETTERING Monograms Lettering—Embroidery Hemstitching BELTS BUTTONS BUCKLES NORTH CANTON BRAKE SERVICE MINOR TUNE UP MUFFLERS AND TAIL PIPES INSTALLED CARBURETOR SERVICE Open 7 A.M.—I1 P.M. Daily Sundays and Holidays 8 A.M.—9 P.M. 499-9059 Owner—JOHN MAURER 1626 Portage 499-9059 VALLEY VIEW SUPPLY COMPANY 1325 Portage Street North Canton, Ohio Phone: 499-5444 Sales and Service oe = PHONE ; = SCHUMAN : poorer D 3343 LINCOLN WAY, E. y PERRY HEJGHTS. OHIO D. J. STAYER, AUCTIONEER 499-5152 North Canton Compliments From STROUBLES LANES 4010 Portage St. North Canton Open Bowling Anytime at Reduced Prices Dial 499-3536 GO BEARS GO Compliments of DAVE'S HANDY STORE 6721 Whipple Ave. 499-8080 North Canton MONTY'S ; Hardware and Appliances Zenith Radio and Television American Gas and Oil Paints, Galvanized Ware O9AMALES AVENUE N.E. py” 832-68174 {S$ FREMONT MONTGOMERY, owner QUALITY DRY CLEANERS 6525 Hills and Dales Rd. NW GR 7-1534 Compliments... of GATTUSO'S MUSIC CENTER Phone 456-2806 Linoleum Formica Ceramic Tile QUALITY CARPETS by Casper Mottice, Inc. 3980 Fulton Drive N.W. 5154 Fulton Drive N.W. Phone: 492-1252 bene arretee 208 This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. It is rather the end of the beginning. Winston Churchill Commencement Mike White, the Class President, gave the Valedictory Address, in which he recog- nized that one teacher helped and inspired him. Likewise each student has also been inspired or helped by a particular teacher. Linda Knisley, Co-Salutatorian of the class, welcomed the au- diemce to the commencement exercises. Johnnye Lewis, Co-Salutatorian of the class, gave a speech, “In Gratitude’, in which she thanked all who had helped the Class of ‘66 to acquire their high school education. Mr. Lewis E. Harris, the Executive Director of the Ohio School Boards Association piness Is Success.” “We Have Opened the Door, the World Lies Before Us” Outside the auditorium the Class of ‘66 waited to enter the school to participate graduation. in their last official school activity, = 1 , gave the class address, ‘Hap- On June 6, the Class of ‘66 graduated and conse- quently opened the door to the world that lies before them. Some felt reluctant to leave the security of school; others could barely wait to leave, but all are now in the world and each graduate feels a little closer to reaching success for he has earned his diploma, the key which opens the door to the world. The class marched into the auditorium to “Pomp and Circumstance.” % z Mr. Graybill, President of the Jackson Board of Education, presented diplomas as Mike White read the Class Roll. The Class of ‘66 left the auditorium in the reces- sional. Linda Block showed the pride and happiness that each member of the class felt upon receiving his di- ploma. Nancy Stockburger, as other Seniors, was con- gratulated in the receiving line after gradua- tion. VALEDICTORIAN Mike White was chosen val- edictorian of the class of 1966 for maintaining a 3.94 scholastic average. MASSILLON ROTARY CLUB AWARD Mike received the Massillon Rotary Club Award of $50 for outstanding service and scholarship as a senior boy. boy. READER’S DIGEST AWARD He was presented the Read- er’s Digest Award, a year subscription to Reader’s' Di- gest, for maintaining highest average in the class of 1966. AARDVARK OF THE YEAR SALUTATORIAN Linda Knisley was chosen co-salutatorian of the class of 1966 for maintaining a 3.90 scholastic average. AMERICAN LEGION MEDAL Linda Knisley received the American Legion Medal for scoring the highest on a test given to all senior girls with a 2.5 average or better. SALUTATORIAN Johnnye Lewis was chosen co-salutatorian of the class of 1966 for maintaining a 3.90 scholastic average. MASSILLON ROTARY CLUB AWARD Johnnye Lewis received the Massillon Rotary Club Award of $50 for her out- standing service and _ schol- arship as a senior girl. Linda Weekley maintained Hank Nicodemus maintained a 3.74 average and .was seventh in the class. Marion Kohl maintained a Blaine Young maintained a 3.78 average and was fifth 3.77 average and was sixth in the class. in th e class. a 3.81 average and was fourth in the class. ‘sts Connie Nelson maintained Jeff Thompson maintained Elaine Brechbill maintained CHOIR AWARD a 3.70 eighth in the class. average and was ninth in the class. a 3.67 average and was a 3.66 average and was tenth in the class. Marion Vaughan, eleventh in the class, was chosen to receive the Choir Award. This award, a trophy, is based on service and points. FACULTY CITIZENSHIP AWARD Randy Cable was chosen by the faculty as the outstanding senior citizen; he was presented a watch. Becky Vaughn was selected by the faculty on the basis of academic, service, and character performances to receive the Faculty Citizenship Award; she received a watch. AMERICAN LEGION AWARD Paul O’Connor received the Ameri- can Legion medal from Post 221 of Massillon for scoring the highest on a written exam given to all Senior boys. He had a 2.5 average. DANFORTH AWARD Diane Graening received the Dan- forth Award for her good record at Jackson; she received a copy of the book, | Dare You. Al Micheal also received the Dan- forth Award for his good record at Jackson; he also received the book, | Dare You. CERTIFICATE OF AWARD Steve Harper received a certificate of award for getting a superior rating at the Stark County Science Fair. HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Cherrie Zorn was named the Home- maker of Tomorrow. She attained the highest score on an exam given f all senior girls; she received a pin. CRISCO AWARD Nancy Surbey was awarded the Crisco trophy; this award is pre- sented to an outstanding four year Home Economics student. TEENAGER OF THE YEAR Allan Schott received recognition for being named Stark Co. Teenager of the Year. He was chosen from the Teenagers of the Month for 1965 through 1966. He is the first student from Jackson to receive this award. OUTSTANDING TYPIST Carol Neal was recognized for hav- ing attained the best time with ac- curacy in typing this year. OUTSTANDING BUSINESS STUDENT Diane Domer was selected as the outstanding business student by the Commercial Department. TRACK QUEEN Debbie Filkill was chosen by the track team as queen. She reigned at the county track meet. ARION AWARD Sue Scharver was awarded the Arion Foundation Music Award. She re- ceived it for accumulating t he most points in band. BEST THESPIAN Maryanne Kompara was named The Best Thespian because of her out- standing work in the field of dra- matics. She was president of Thes- pians; the award was a_ chenille letter. BEST CALCULATING MACHINE OPERATOR Sandy Haverty was named the best calculating machine operator by the Commercial Department for her skill as a calculating machine operator. Castle of Dreams Corsages, boutonnieres, and beautiful formals were once again in abundance at the 1966 Jun- ior-Senior Prom. The theme for this year’s dance was “Castle of Dreams” and it was held on May 13 in the Moonlight Ballroom at Myers Lake Park. Although there was no official after prom, the weekend continued for most with parties, pic- nics, and other activities. Jan Crum and her escort enter the ballroom through the “Castle of Dreams.” The menu and the program were very artistically designed. Larry Fromm, Pam Nusbaumer, Carol Taylor, and Jeff Zink, arrive at the dance. Alan Schott seats his date at one of the tables. This couple found time to relax under one of the many “sweetheart trees.” Sharing the evening with friends helped to make it even more memorable. The Cockneys of Covent Garden ask “‘Wouldn‘t It Be Loverly”. MY FAIR LADY was presented by the choirs on April 1 and 2. This being the last play Mr. Lewis directed at Jackson, was one of the best our school has produced. This success was partly due to the combined work of the choirs and band; again a first time the band did the orchestration. The story, MY FAIR LADY, is one of Eliza Doolittle, a common ignorant girl who takes speech lessons from Professor Henry Higgins, so that she can become a lady instead of selling flowers on the corner of Covent Garden in London. Through the whole story Eliza shows an increasing love for Prof. Higgins, but he dominates her and treats her rudely. Finally in the end when she decides to leave, he discovers that he loves her, too. She then stays with him and they are very happy. The two leads, Karen Bushman and Mike Bode, come forward to receive their much deserved applause. Eliza. Doolittle Henry Higgins Karen Bushman Mike Bode Col. Pickering . Sherm Mallalieuv Alfred Doolittle Mrs. Pearce Freddy Enysford-Hill Mrs. Enysford-Hill Mrs. Higgins Zoltan Karpathy John Arigoni Cindy Behrendt Chris McCracken Maryanne Kompara Christa Magers Allan Schott Tom Grove Ben Parsons The Embassy Ball was a royal event for all, but especially for Prof. Higgins and Eliza. Eliza Doolittle went from an ignorant “guttersnipe” to a beautiful lady at the Annual Embassy Ball. Senior Talent Nite On May 20, 1966 at 8:00 p.m. Senior Talent Night was presented to a crowd of over five hundred people. It was a great success and the best Senior Talent Nite ever presented. It consisted of three acts. The first act was a variety show, which included variety acts and the Aard- vark and Batman skits. The second act was the one act play, “Take Her She’s Mine”. The third act was ‘66 A’Go Go, featuring Aesop and the Fables, Go Go Girls and cthers. Maryanne Kompara and Allan Schott directed Senior Talent Nite. Aesop and the Fables were a great hit. Left: The main roles in the one act play, “Take Her She’s Mine”, were held by Jeff Zink, Cindy Behrendt, and Carol Buckwalter. Maryanne Kompara and Allan Schott directed and participated in Senior Talent Nite. Right: The class of ‘66 danced the night away at the ‘66 A’Go Go. - Scholarship Team ROW 1: Joyce Canter, Jan Forsyth, Mary Cossentino, Kathy Fraze, Sharlene Fox, Liz Boebinger, Georgeann Baughman, Kris Miller, Pauline Wucinick, Janet Ulm, Karen Crawford. ROW 2: Jeff Harold, Kim Preece, Pat Gross, Scott Wilson, John Cutshaw, Eve Oberlin, Kathy Smith, Mary Long, Marsha Ubick, Kathy Miller, Meta Merry. ROW 3: Dave Plaster, Penny Kidder, Linda Scroggs, Judy Schneider, Loren Pheiffer, Jerry Fromm, Jim Ickes, Pam Snyder, Barb Day, Gail Garver, Donna Wycuff, Wendy Williams. The scholarship team and the members of the Na- tional Honor Society were honored by the school at the annual Scholarship Banquet. It was held at the Amherst Elementary School. The guest speaker was Mr. Bryce Weiker, a member of the State Board of Education. All the students who attended the banquet are grateful to the administration for such a tribute. Teacher Career Day ROW 4: Bob Amacher, Marvin Roberts, Sue Ackley, Tana Alexan- der, Bill Flory, Mike Figg, Pat McMullan, Jerry Miller, Chuck Blank, Bruce Grant, Paul Eckard, Dana Warehime, Gary Oakes, Scot Myers. ROW 5: Ron Sigrist, Bob Craig, Blaine Young, Edwin Breyfogle, Joe Jones, George Burwell, Bruce Crissinger, Dave Blank, Jack Young, Don Underwood, Jeff Mantor, Bruce Montgomery, Tom Regula. - 7 reall sé 2 : [7 au sab Scholarship Banquet For the first time the faculty of Jackson Memorial High School was honored by the students on Teacher Career Day. At an assembly sponsored by the F.T.A., teachers were given a flower represent- ing so many years of service. A white carnation was given for 1-10 years of teaching; a pink carnation for 11-20; 4 red carnation for 21-30; a pink rose for 31-40; and a red rose for over 40. The only member of the high school faculty to receive the red rose was Mr. Cecil Ramga who has been in the profession for 44 years. Following the assembly, the members of Future Teachers took over the various classes in the high school, junior high, and elementary. BREED - One could, from the balcony, inspect the projects of the art, home economics, and shop departments. - This year the displays of Latin, Spanish, and French were greatly enlarged. - Major projects of the shop classes were displayed on the stage. ‘ Industrial Arts Fair Jackson Memorial High School held its annual Industrial Arts Fair on May 27, 1966. Students of the home economics, shop, art, and language departments proudly displayed their products of a year’s hard work. Major changes which took place this year were the elimination of judging in the art department, the addition of pictures of for- mer graduates and a_ larger language display. In all, the In- dustrial Arts Fair proved inter- esting and successful. Mrs. Wheeler, the Spanish teacher, and her students worked industriously on their display. Baseball ROW 1: Bob Jones, Terry Brown, Al Michael, Tony Pizzino, ROW 2: Pat Hayes, Jay Scheverman, Tom Carns, Don Cable, John Weisz, Coach Fife, Randy Cable, Bruce Peters, Dick Bill Kolberg, Bill Stark, Bill Malinowski, Gary Oakes, Tom Booth, Richard Hill, Gary Prato, Ken DeMusey. Babetski, Bill Rostetter, Leroy Workinger, John Klainski. This year Jackson had one of the best baseball teams in the history of the school. With a hard core of nine senior regulars, the team won the district crown before they were defeated by West Holmes in a very close game. Jackson’s pitcher this year, John Weisz, was a Bruce Peters, the backup pitcher, also played just great asset to the team. His pitching helped the about every position in the game. team win the district title. ROW 1: John McMullan, Doug Hershberger, Dave Snyder, Bob McLain. ROW 2: Randy Ronk, Jim McFarren, Tim Diana, Ron Graybill, Tim Bubenchik, Coach Poorman. The golf team did a very good job this season. It was probably the best that ever played at Jackson. Coach Poorman guided the players to a Class AA Championship and a near perfect season. Seniors These senior boys made up the nucleus of this year’s team. Randy Cable sparked the team with his great batting aad fielding. Gary Prato, Terry Brown, Tony Pizzino, Al Michael, John Weisz, Randy Cable, Bruce Peters, Ken DeMusey, Dick Booth. Top Four Medalists These four boys, along with the rest of the golf team, were responsible for Jackson’s near perfect season. They are the reason for most of the big wins which the team had this year. DAVE SNYDER JIM McFARREN TIM BUBENCHICK RON GRAYBILL Track ROW 1: Tad Miller, Mike White, Tom Wright, Arch Haer, Terry Rhine, Jim Wright, Ted Sanders, John Drew. ROW 2: Tom Dahler, Rick Gattuso, Tom Essig, Bob Mysza, Pat O'Connor, Bob Bailey, Larry Fromm, John Stayer, Pat Frailly. ROW 3: Manager Bill Dahler, Bob Williams, Ernie Domer, Charlie Sneed, Tad Miller, who threw the shot and discus, got several new records this year. op Bye EP MRA RENN gn BA ; iy Bob Brady, Bill Winnitt, Ron Davis, Tom Elavsky, Don Under- wood. ROW 4: Assistant Coach Don Meister, Lonnie Schrader, Steve Krause, Roger Locke, Mike Larkins, Don Ritchie, Rick Hendrickson, Scott Hearne, Loren Pheiffer, Mike Snee, Coach Reese. The track team had a bad season and ended with a 3-5 record after five of the meets were canceled. Although it wasn’t always victorious, many new records were broken. These seniors Ted Sanders, Bob Brady, and Bob Bailey rolled up many points for the team this year. Ted Sanders and Bob Brady pole vaulted and Bob Bailey ran the mile. Tom Wright stretches for a few extra inches in the broad jump. Terry Rhine and Arch Haer ran the hurdles for Jackson this year. Jim Wright shows the form that gave him sev- eral new records in the high jump. John Drew, Mike White, and Larry Fromm were strong in the dashes for Jackson. pores fs saillflll TEL I| i si fit a Ha Hay ! FMA pbb Hj Di i) Lifes i fies SHERRATT Autographs Taylor Publishing Company DALLAS, TEXAS