John Marshall High School - Vanguard Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1966 volume:

Cl'W John Marshall Cleveland, Ohio Class of January, 1966 “Things are of the past, but we are oj the future. ACTIVITIES Page 10 ORGANIZATIONS Page 28 A THLETICS Page 38 FACULTY Page 48 SENIORS Page 62 ADVERTISING Page 84 t+ Students in wood shop produce cabinetry to professional standards. Choral groups benefit from added practice rooms where ensembles prepare for their participation in larger groups The New John Were Dedicated Library expansion now provides for intensive study in specific subject areas. Innovations in metal work call for equipment that keeps pace with techniques. Improvements of Marshall High School October 28, 1965 Conservationists contribute to the attractive patio setting by maintaining plantings. Students of art work in a number of media in preparation for a vocation or for esthetic satisfaction. 'John Marshall maintains its position as a leader among the Cleveland schools through educational advancements. The new addition presents an even greater challenge to fulfill the needs of coming Marshallites in a broader curriculum. ” Jim Dickinson Depicted here are scenes of innovations: the culmination of two years expansion program. The first step in JM's renovations is this language laboratory. Here tape recorders aid the learning process. A good drafting background is vital to preparation in the vocational shop field. A lavish new patio accommodates warm weather dances and teas. Burgeoning enrollment made necessary the new physical education facility, used after school hours for social activities. Modem homemakers gain necessary experience in use of the latest equipment. Another step toward comprehensive vocational training came with the addition of the print shop. Growing interest in automotive mechanics made this addition a necessity. Complementing expansion in the vocal music department is an addition to instrumental music. A restaurant atmosphere is captured in the Tea Room where students in advanced home economics classes prepare and serve luncheons. Upwards of 2,400 students occupy 312 during the course of the day while student study hall chairmen maintain optimum study conditions. ACTIVITIES Waitress Club FIRST ROW L. Steitz, P. Filippelli, SECOND ROW M. Lecge, Mrs. Gensler, Advisor; J. Slipp, C. Hugh, B. Sanders, D. Oswald, D. Basalla, K. Hanrahan, P. Schlund, J. Sesek. THIRD ROW R. Rothgery, C- Behlke, E. Patton, C. Parrish, A. Kane, M. Marski, P. Clark, L. lslie, E. Fern. FOURTH ROW S. Schmidt, S. Fries, C- Bauge, T. Manterg, Pat Oszterling, L. Burkhart, V. Morrison, J. Gouge. Future Nurses FIRST ROW J. Moore, M. Stetka, L Steitz, M. A. Stanko, C. McCinnis. SECOND ROW C. Jones, B. Edwards, S. Rolko, S. Kozamek, M. Majstorovic. f f .Jt m Jf m. 'V 2 S 1 • v _ v g t x t %i V 5 '1 3 ' « I I 'I V .V«t 4;4Vji £ v,4i 4 f JLl «N 4 5 s? v 4 ) - % «• - ti i ,v v%TV� V Marsh-Mellos FIRST ROW J. Soltcsz, S. Kitchen, P. Britton, S. Skalsky, T. Skolnic, S. Jaros. SECOND ROW L. Maskow, N. Weidner, L. Hoehn, L. Troutman, G. Lesko, J. DePompei, C. Nagy, M. Kasper. THIRD ROW R. Poth, R. Dunn, J. Popham, D. Fulton, R. Supelak, D. Danko. FOURTH ROW V. Mileti, L. Ropp, C. Coffey, T. O'Connor, B. Johnson, J. Gergen, D. Conant. Senior Class Officers Pres. Vice-Pres S(§25pr Treas. J. Dickinson . J. i one K. Haeberle Senior Homeroom Representatives FIRST ROW L. Loftus, L. Hochn, D. Kouzelcs, L. Klechka. SECOND ROW M. Malone, R. Belan, J. Dickinson, H. Ruffing, M. Zolidis. Honor Study Hall Committee FIRST ROW L- D'Agostino, J. Leone, L. Pepke, S. Sabath, S. Snyder. SECOND ROW M. Keith, D. Kolodze, D. Kistemaker, D. Handley, G. Wirzlyo, Mr. Oleski. Student Council Executive Committee FIRST ROW J. Leone, J. Wemer, S. Fleischer, P. Ludwig. SECOND ROW J. Hubley, A. Baker, H. Ruffing, P. Senyak. The purpose of the Student Council is to stimulate school spirit, provide a medium for the expression of student sentiment, encourage cooperation between students and the faculty, promote and manage school activities, and improve the general welfare of John Marshall High School. Student Council Officers Pres. Vice-Pres. Sec. Treas. H. Ruffing J. Werner P. Senyak J. Hubley 17 B Thorley demonstrates the new revolving drum. FIRST ROW J. Wybum, D. Buddie, C. . Lesko. SECOND ROW L. Kuchta, P. CjOLOT (jrllClTd Oszterlind, G. Deighton. Marshallettes J. Van Allen, C. Kirchenbauer, B. Rebung, L. Yonck, L. Ttouiman, J. Hallack, D Smekal, K. Panko, Captain. The Rhythmettes performance during the half-time show is well worth seeing. Rhythmettes FIRST ROW J. Leone, A. Nieberding, C. Kelty, S. Elliott, L. D'Agostino, Captain; L. Morehead, D. Basalla, K. Haeberlc, S. Fleischer. SECOND ROW P. MacLaughlin, D. McGonigal, P. Ludwig, K. Pfingsten, M. H. Tye, L. Taylor, T. Skolnic. Senior Leaders FIRST ROW N. Ritter, D. Kouzelos, J. DePompci, S. Snyder, N. Weidner. SECOND ROW L. Loftus, J. Wcmer, L. Hoehn, J. Van Allen, C. Ciamy, V. Burgess, V. Bolta, K. Okraska. FIRST ROW J. Werner, C. Czamy, L. Hoehn, N. Weidner, N. Ritter, S. Snyder, D. Kouzelos, L. Loftus, V. Bolta, K. Okraska, J. De Pompei, V. Burgess. SECOND ROW L. Schwede, M.A. Visi, B. Kelly, N. Jordan, S. Sabath, J. Cracon, M. Cuzell, L. Anderson, K. Sauer, D. Betts, J. Boland, S. Weingartner, K. Dubbins, V. Brown, N. Misciasci, P. Scnyak, D. Buddie, J. Skyranc, B. Smerick, L. Werb, J. Miller. THIRD ROW B Hicks, L. Quinn, C. Hugh, C. Philip, L. Frank, L. Mayberry, D. Basalla, J. Orsagh, B Bundshuh, C- Gideon, C- Hallstrom, J. Harkcma, S. DeLony, P. Matthei, L. Ferenz, M Stuart, C-Boggs. Gym Leaders Miss Winovich and Miss Doty check grade cards. Varsity Cheerleaders FIRST ROW S. Snyder, P. Senyak, S. Weingartner SECOND ROW L. Ferenz, L Hoehn, Miss Winovich, Advisor; N. Ritter, Captain. 21 Interpreter Staff D. Buttolph, J. A. Smith, M. Ritchie, D. Bor-chcrt, B. Cochran, M. Valasquez, K. Bruce. Tea Room FIRST ROW: J. DePompei, R. Reppenhagen, M. Marks, J. Mellinger, S. Thornton. SECOND ROW: L. Thompkins, L. Novak, S. Bentsch, B. Wagner, Mrs. Schecter, Advisor. Noon Movie Operators FIRST ROW: J. Gorges, J. Dormer, D. Shaw. SECOND ROW: C. Beheim, M. Lynch. 22 Future Teachers FIRST ROW: M. Neals, S. Burns, D. Davie, D. Kouzelos, J. Powers, L. Whitacre. SECOND ROW: S. Williams, L. Loftus, J. Planisek, D. Betz, J. Boland, C. Marsh, J. Morgan, Mrs. Burford, Advisor. THIRD ROW: R. Seher, J. Matyas, G. Allen, J Pawul, C. Dieckman, L. Voss, B. Garret. FOURTH ROW: D. Trout, C. Acker, S. Schmidt, S. Kuharik, L. Swinko, K Okraska, K. Sauer, N. Dieckman, P. Whitworth, E. Winters, B. Popik, W. Golden. Radio Production FIRST ROW: D. Schafer, R Hampton, B. Chapo. SECOND ROW: C. Crittner, J. Ziros, V. Mi let i, J. Ziros. T-Teens FIRST ROW: L. Hartford, D. Miller, P. Weiner, J. Slip, E. Fun, C. Dubbins, SECOND ROW: K. Mills, M. Jenson, D. Maggar, N. Jordan, S. Knaus, S. Salis, C. Askey, J. Planisik, C. Hopkins, V. Burgess, B. Jones, Miss Rogalski, Advisor. THIRD ROW: B. Taylor, J. Miller, N. Wellman, L. McCray, S. Fulton, L. Burthart, J. Heiss, R. Ramey, J. Rood, C. Aker. Stagecraft FIRST ROW: J. Thomas, B. Nageotte, G. Schumacher, G. Allen, W. Vannucci, L. Zoretich, S. Schmidt, C. Ganicre. SECOND ROW: J. Winters, D. Reines, L. Lazarowski, V. Mileti, B. Van Bergen, D. Ferncngel, D. Frank, Mr. Jacobson, Advisor. Precision results from hours of rehearsal. L. Lander applies greasepaint to M. Zolidis in Preparation for the senior play, THIEVES CARNIVAL . Clubs not pictured: World Affairs Club Biology Club Art Guild Thespians FIRST ROW: M. Zolidis, J. Ziros, R. Belan, V. Mileti, P. Butera, L. Lander. SECOND ROW: J. Van Allen, J. Kinsella, B. Nageotte, G. Allen, L. Zoretich, D. Ferncngel. THIRD ROW: Miss Rebeta, Advisor. Senior Play Cast FIRST ROW: J. Wen-del, L. Lander, P. Butera, M. Helm, T. Cember, SECOND ROW: M. Lombardi, V. Mileti, M. Zolidis, D. Ferncngel, J. Ziros, D. Ferncngel, F. Zolidis. THIRD ROW: Miss Re beta, Advisor; B. Nageotte, M. Kemsel, G. Allen, K. Fairbairn, D. Sanders, N. Busanus, L. Zoretich. Key Club SEATED: C. Coffey, J. Campenella, D. Kistemakcr. STANDING: D. Terbekc, C. Todd, P. Orange, G. Schnabel, R. Johnson, L. Randolph, Mr. Barkhaver, Advisor; J. Ward, Mr. Mid-lik, Advisor; R. Belan, J. Bing, T. Kiraly, R. Hall, D. Pearch, J. Sadlon, A. Spaluins, M. Sparky, H. Jaeger, D. Boichert, R. Bcckley. ■'--Ssps— JO r R. Belan and L. Maskow work hard to help meet Vanguard deadlines. Photography FIRST ROW: R. Newman, T. Takase. SECOND ROW: E. Downs, P. Genlcy, S. Kelly. Human Relations FIRST ROW: M. Velasquez, J. Kiraly, S. Mastrandreas, B. Schwartz. SECOND ROW: M. Ward, A. Edmonds, H. Velasquez, Mr. Chippi, Advisor. Projection FIRST ROW: M. Senal, R. Shofner, D. Pettit, K. Pugh. SECOND ROW: M. Yunis, C. Haynes, H. Goehringer, E. Nachtigal, P. Cochenour, D. Argraves, C. Martens, D. Dun-mire. THIRD ROW: R. Cochran, M. Tompkins, G. Allen, D. Buddie, M. Smyers, J. Cubic, W. Yamauchi, B. Edwards, B. Rinard, S. Owens, C. Wodka, L. Smyers, Mrs. Mone, Advisor. FOURTH ROW: M. Lynch, E. Biebel, R. Scott, C. Gregory, J. Zatroch, V. Shranko, G. Masie, W. Napier. ORGANIZATIONS Winners Again National Honor Society It’s Academic Team FIRST ROW: J. Burgess, J. Hubley, M. Zolidas, SECOND ROW: M. Keith, V. Mileti, M. Shedd. 30 FIRST ROW: P. Ludwig, S. Fleischer, N. Weidner, J. Kasick, M. Limoli, N. Ritter, L. Pecaites, J. Boland, J. Shemo, H. Ruffing. SECOND ROW: Miss Park, E. D'Alessandro, F. Tintera, M. Zolidus, G. Mcnszyk, V. Mileti, J. Van Allen, J. Hubley, J. Dickinson, G. Wirzyle, M. Keith, P. MacLach-lan, Mr. Jones, Miss Winovic. Twelve John Marshall students were among 14,000 semi-finalists in the National Merit Scholarship program this year. A booklet listing the names of the semi-finalists is sent to colleges and universities and scholarship-granting agencies throughout the country. Semi-finalists who become finalists receive a certificate of merit and are eligible to receive further consideration for both national and sponsored merit scholarships. The twelve semi-finalists, the most John Marshall has had in the eleven years of the program's existence, illustrated the fact that quality education is available at John Marshall. A student must make sacrifices to achieve and it is apparent that these students have done just this. Congratulations semi-finalists! National Merit Scholarship FIRST ROW: T. Holluck, D. Trout, M. Shcdd, L. Pecaitus, SECOND ROW: B. Johnson, J. Burgess, G. Menszyk, M. Limoli, J. Hubley. German Academic Honor Society FIRST ROW D. Kolodze, N. Ritter, V. Bolta, C. Guggenheim, C- Dieckman, M. Marcy, J. Shemo, D. McGonigai, R. Lasko, SECOND ROW B. Johnson, G. Wirzylo, W. Richter, L. Ropp, T. O'Connor, A. Klcsh, R. Lurks, M. Zolidis, Mr. Schleuter. Miss Faulkner checks for typing proficiency. 32 Mr. Cox lectures to his American History Class. Mr. Youtz helps students plan their future. Math Seminar FIRST ROW: F. Tintcra, I. Blackman, M. Paler, L. Burkhart, S. Fulton, K. Panko, S. Eliot. SECOND ROW: R. Rutledge, C. Marck, M. Shedd, K. Bruce, M. Keith, D. Trout. THIRD ROW: C. Papas, J. Kasick, D. Kolodze, 1. Smith, L. McKclvey, E. D Alessandro, L. Pccaites, T. Hollack, P. Muni, D. Alexander, Mx. Adams. FOURTH ROW: T. Cook, T. O'Connor, V. Mi let i, M. Li mol i, L. Ropp, D. Fulton, B. Johnson, R. Lehr, J. Len-chcs, J. Hubley, J. Meyer, M. Bowcll. A typical scene at J.M.H. is ing time. French National Honor Society FIRST ROW: B. Barkci, L. Loftus, K. Panko, N. Weidnct, J. Boland, P. Ludwig, D. Koutelow. SECOND ROW: M. Malone, M. Lirnoli, J. Hugley, T. Hallack, J. Van Allen, Mi. Molinaii. Mr. Van Allen explains a problem to bis advanced math class. Latin National FIRST ROW: E. Werb, D. Buddie, M. Paler, B. Nagy, P. MacLaclan, Miss Hackett. SECOND ROW: T. Jenkins, M. Sirochy, L. Pcpkc, D. Work. Honor Society 35 Honors French FIRST ROW: B. Barker, L. Loftus, K. Panko, N. Weidner, J. Boland, P. Ludwig, D. Kouzelous. SECOND ROW: M. Malone, M. Limoli, J. Hubley, T. Hallock, J. Van Allen, Mr. Moiinari. Modern methods of teaching languages are used in the Language Lab. A.P. English FIRST ROW: M. Limoli, E. D'Alessandro, J. Kasick, D. Dolodze, F. Tintcra.T. Hollack, Miss Schucnemann, D. McGonigal, M. Bowell, G. Wirzylo, D. Scholl, C. Waldeck, M. Paler, J. Treffs, J. Burgess, L. Pecaites, M. Shedd, J. Placko, R. Weigel, D. Trout, STANDING: D. Kistemacker, J. Kiel, L. Ropp, D. Handley, B. Johnson, J. Kinsella. Mr. Leahy gives the students the directions for tomorrow's experiments. Study habits put to good use. Distributive Education FIRST ROW: R. Claw, T. Lee, C. Carnes, S. Kelly, C. Blake, M. Beal, L. Alberry. SECOND ROW: C. Blozay, L. Coertz, L. Pokki, S. Blankenship, B. Scman, Mr. Martau. THIRD ROW: W. Timko, B. Ben-den, S. Sullivan, D. Knurek, V. Forbes, T. Cleary. ATHLETICS Graduating Seniors FIRST ROW: W. Vannucci, W. Fries, D. Ertler, E. Hopkins, SECOND ROW: T. Wahl, J. Chapman, G. Anderson, E. Klechka, C. Troutman, THIRD ROW: R. Van Bergen, W. Sen-yak, J. Lcnchcs, D. Kari, R. Carrick, R. Murton. Coaches FIRST ROW: T. Scahel, G. Montain, SECOND ROW: J. Jaconson, W. Quayle, D. Burke. Football Team FIRST ROW: G. Ferguson, B. Scnyak, G. Anderson, D. Ertler, E. Hopkins, J. Chapman, R. Carrick, J. Corrigan, T. Wahl, SECOND ROW: D. Cramer, R. Supclak, G. Schnabel, R. VanBergen, W. Vannucci, J. Lenches, E. Klechka, C. Troutman, R. Murton, B. Fries, D. Kari, L. Musick, THIRD ROW: F. Daly, J. Hess, C. Weil, C. Corea, D. Vitaz, T. Rodgers, T. Patton, J. Jclson, S. Andrachik, G. Wells, J. Meredith, C. Ludwig, A. Baker, K. Hargis, R. Benjamin, FOURTH ROW: P. Cerovac, J. Crisbol, M. Roach, D. Becker, D. Rcincs, M. Vannucci, M. Klein, J. Kasidonis, Coach Quayle, Coach Jacobson, Coach Burke. Cross Country The 1965 Varsity Cross Country Team, Under the Able Coaching of Mr. Roger Ramsyere Placed First in the Senate and District Meets Top Seven FIRST ROW: J. Shemo, T. Zachar, B. Grace, SECOND ROW: C. Gold, D. Marshall, J. Coughlin, J. Baldridge. Coach Ramsyere instructs the boys before a practice session. Cary Cold helps in another victory for Marshall. Cross Country Team FIRST ROW: J. Gruver, J. Coughlin, P. Tomazic, J. Toth, L. Reneirio, T. Zachar, S. Citzy, D. Barany, SECOND ROW: C. Hoffman, B. Lyall, H. Ruffing, J. Shcmo, G. Gold, D. Marshall, D. Hanley, J. Baldridge, B. Crace, B. Burger, THIRD ROW: Mr. Ramsyere, D. Case, J. Sima, B. Creau, M. Nelson, R. Kolach, S. Gainer, R. Jones, T. Vcnctis, J. Fedor Mgr., FOURTH ROW: B. Paul, A. Newman, T. Meyers, J. Smith, R. Snow. 43 FIRST ROW: B. Miller, B. Becker, B. Matus, J. Morgan, T. Skolnik, C- Davis, J. Tennis Team Trout. SECOND ROW: B. Sims, E. Seedhouse, R. Hackenberg, D. Dunmire, T. Kennedy, J. Ziros, Mr. Johanni. Practice begins November 1, to insure our team of a winning season. 44 . FIRST ROW: J. Popham, R. Dunn, R. Davis, P. Crumbaker. SECOND ROW: R. Bowling Team Laster, R Conger, R. Zapponi, T. Good, Mr. Oswald. FIRST ROW: S. Giczi, D Roth, R Poth, C. Ludwig, J. Wadsworth. SECOND ROW: C. Schnabel, D Dobrovic, G. Wells, J. Croyle, A. Baker, R. Murton, D. Kari, K. Jones, J. Lenches. Basketball Team Physical Education Rope jumping developes endurance. Rhythm jumping is part of the daily warm up of girl's physical education. Marching helps develop co-ordination. After three weeks of marching everyone knows their left from their right, almost everyone. Girl's rope jumping helps develop a sense of rhythm and balance. Calisthenics are vital to physical education. Push-ups are a major part of the unavoidable navy tests. FACULTY Mr. H. J. Cihlar Principal As the years pass by, the pictures in this book will become more precious to you as they jog your memory to bring back the many experiences you enjoyed here. It is the hope of the entire staff that these experiences have enabled you to graduate as a finer, more skilled, more polished individual dedicated to the service of mankind. We, too, share and treasure these memories and hope that the hours you have spent with us will, in part, be responsible for the success and happiness in your future. 50 Mr. W. Ralls Dean of Boys Mr. R. Lidrbauch Assistant Principal Miss E. Kosman Dean of Girls 51 Guidance The Guidance Department assists all students in assessing and understanding their abilities, interests and educational needs. Students are informed about educational and occupational opportunities. They are aided in maintaining a normal, personal, social adjustment. Useful informs ation is provided to staff members and parents by way of planning and evaluating the school program. The Department maintains an open door policy at all times. J. Ncubauer M. Duffy W. Hotz J. Nicklos Good positions are secured by many Business Education majors through the Guidance Department. D. Luckay Senior Advisor Student Council Advisor T. Ole ski Honor Study Hall Advisor Teachers The January Class of 1966 wishes to express its gratitude to the Administration, the Faculty and the Staff for making our three years at John Marshall pleasant and profitable. We feel that our classroom experiences and extra-curricular activities have provided us with a maturity that will enable us to meet life situations adequately. 53 English J. Lincks J. Bui ford L. Drahos J. Jensen H. Jones H. Lammers M. A. Lucas A. Maher E. Manning J. Moroncy J. Olmsted L. Pinchak R. Rebcta M. Rcboul J. Schmidt J. Schollcy G. Schucnemann R. Vinyard The yearbook takes many hours of planning. During the 1965-66 school year, the English Department is continuing an experiment in team teaching, begun in the spring semester of 1965. All 12A College-Bound English students are assigned to large groups taught cooperatively by a team of teachers. Each student gets the benefit of the special talents combined in the team, and the teachers learn new techniques from one another in such a cooperative effort. The Honors and Advanced Placement program is in full swing for the second year. The first Advanced Placement class to have the benefit of a special three-year course of study was graduated last June. These students made an impressive showing in the Nationwide Advanced Placement English Test, a substantial majority of the students earning college credit in English. 54 There are over 17,000 books available for students' use in the library. S. Deubel A. Caliguire J. Chippi D. Cox J. Dare P. Johanni R. Mantenieks J. Moxley P. Oswald M. Schulte An experimental class is offered this semester in 1 IB American History. It has a new non-textbook approach. For the first time, an Advanced Placement class in European History is being offered to 1 IB students. The History Department is also utilizing team teaching. Social Studies C. Hahn 55 G. Adams F. Laux V. Molls Mathematics J. Leahy D. Burke A. Bush a L. Estescn G. Gibbons C. Locke R. Midlik D. Park J. Peduzzi R. Pfingsten B. Powers Science The Science Department is helping the students to understand the enormous value of the study of science--the way it can extend our knowledge of processes in living organisms and in the physical universe. The teachers are highlighting applications of science in medicine, radiation research, environmental control as well as in the production of needed substances. The new approaches to science education are designed to encourage the acquisition of critical attitudes and skills in analysis, evaluation, interpretation, deduction and the evaluation of hypothesis. R. Van Allen C. Stanton R. Young G. Montain S. Moss C. Seidel M. Zimmie 56 Music O. Blackman C. Hann A full year of College Level and Advanced Placement Courses is offered in Calculus and Analytic Geometry. Advanced Placement Courses enable some students to qualify for and receive college credit. The John Marshall Music Department provides many services for the school. The instrumental organizations, including Band and Orchestra, perform at contests, football games, and commencement and give an annual Midwinter Concert. The Vocal organizations include the Glee Clubs, the Choir and the Marsh-Mellos. The Choir and the Marsh-Mellos perform at Choir contests, and commencement, and they give an annual Spring Concert. The entire Vocal Department gives an annual Christmas Concert. This semester the Vocal and Instrumental organizations performed at the dedication of John Marshall's new wing. J. Raish Art A creative flair in the use of color and design is stressed. The students are encouraged to compete for awards in City and State contests. D. Cosand D. Wright Experimentation is a valuable part of a science course. 57 I Home Economics M. Ccnsler E. Higgins A. Rogalski S. Salzer Business A. Utley Needlecraft, Practical Nursing, Tea Room, Vocational Foods and Dynamics for Living are courses that have been added to the regular program of Foods, Clothing and Home-making. When a boy or girl has enrolled in one of these specialized courses, he or she can feel adequately prepared to go into industry and compete in a satisfactory manner. N. Michnyak O. Bates E. Bene G. Billey N. Faulkner The Home Economics lab prepares girls to be homemakers of tomorrow. R. Hall H. Halter D. Holling I. Mancuso N. Martau T. Oleski D. Polomsky E. Richards The Business Education Department has intensified its program of specialization. Presently, two years of stenography, bookkeeping, and clerical courses are being offered. As evidenced repeatedly, many of our past graduates have qualified for very attractive positions. Many are providing for a good portion of their education. In addition, distributive (retailing) and cooperative office programs were initiated. Both programs provide supervised on-the-job training. Part of the day is spent in class; the remainder is spent working and training on the job provided by local business establishments . Currently, John Marshall's Business Education Department is considered to be one of the most progressive in Ohio. Industrial Arts C Dunkel J. Bahcn J. Dieterich The Industrial Arts Department prepares boys for industry in many fields. Courses include work in auto mechanics, wood working, electricity, shop printing, mechanical drawing and machine shops. J. Jacobson J. Kasler Education E May° 59 Foreign Language M. McLaughlin R. Schlueter D. Solymosi J. Wajs E. Molinari J. Armos A. Hackett New records in German, French, and Spanish, are used in the language laboratory. They aid the students in understanding and speaking the language. Honors French Classes are offered to 10B and 1 IB students. Tutoring is available to interested students . Physical Education Physical Education attempts to develop effective methods of thinking, to promote desirable social at titudes, to establish useful work habits, to increase the appreciation and understanding of dance, music, and aesthetic experiences and to use leisure time in a positive manner through participation in games, sports, rhythmic activities, aquatic and self-testing activities. Nurse T. Thompson C. Lanning W. Quaylc R. Ramseyer D. Winovich J. Doty M. Palumbo 60 Library Staff H. Sheppard M. Deeb M. Dozer A. Huerster Ye Olde Book Shoppe has over 600 varied selections. Driver Training Office Staff T. Scahcl Driver Training promotes proper attitudes, develops good driving habits, and stresses the importance of traffic regulations. Timely films encourage an awareness of facts and figures in traffic fatalities. V. Milota D. Rcidler E. Sweitzer S. Volin L. Zickes C. Zirwcs 61 SENIORS Highlight for the One Hundredth and Fifth Class of Graduating GEORGE R. ANDERSON Varsity Football Track Biology Club Teacher's Aide NANCY BAGGER S.C. Representative Corridor Aide Terp Representative JULIUS O. BALDRIDGE Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Varsity Track Varsity Cross Country BARBARA BARKER French H. S. Marching Band Symphony Orch. Teacher's Aide ANNE MARIE BECKER Teacher's Aide Corridor Aide MARIE MICHELE BEHREND Teacher's Aide Nurse's Aide Tea Room Aide RICK A. BEL AN Vanguard Staff ROGER BENRENDT Thespians Decathelon H.S.H. Chairman Wrestling Key Club ED BELLER Radio Operator BONNIE BELL Cafeteria Aide Corridor Aide College Representative 64 Seniors Is January 25, 1966 President--Jim Dickinson CLIFF BIAS In tra murals JEFFREY BILKANICH Corridor Aide Intia murals Biology Club VIRGINIA BOLTA Ccr H. S. Cym Leaders Vanguard Staff Teacher's Aide JACQUELINE BORTHWICK Cafeteria Aide Teacher's Aide RAYMOND BOWER Cafeteria Aide Movie Cuard EILEEN BRENT Intramurals Teacher's Aide Cafeteria Aide F.T.A. VERONICA ELAINE BURGESS NANCY BURGUND Gym Leaders Y-Teens Jr. Achievement Library Aide F.T.A. S. C. Representative H. S. H. Checker Intxamurals ' A 65 NANCY BUSANUS Teacher's Aide Carousel Y-Teens Senior Play PAUL J. BUTERA Terp Staff Thespians Thieves Carnival Cafeteria Aide DANIEL A. BUTTOLPH Sports Editor Feature Editor Editor-in-chief S. C. Representative JUDY A. CANTLIN S. C. Representative Teacher's Aide Cafeteria Aide Book Shop Aide ALICE CANTRELL Teacher's Aide Office Aide P.A.C .E. Tutor Corp DONALD CASE Cross Country Track In tra murals WILLIAM L. CHAPO J. V. Basketball Radio Room H.S.H. Chairman Cafeteria Aide DOROTHY B. COONEY Teacher's Aide Art Club WILLIAM COSTARAS Chess Team S C. Representative Cafeteria Aide LORA L. CREACER Teacher's Aide Corridor Aide In tra murals Volunteer Worker 66 CYNTHIA CZARNY S.C. Representative Bookstore Aide Intramurals Gym Leaders RUSSELL CZELLATH Thespians Band Wrestling S.C. Representative CHARLOTTE B. DANKULIC Math Honorary Bowling Team F.T.A. English Tutor DONNA JEAN DAVIE Art Guild Nurse's Aide F.T.A. Flashers RONALD DAVIS Varsity Bowling Intramurals BEN J. DAWSON Radio Production World Affairs Club Library Aide Chemistry Aide JACQUELINE DEPOMPEI Homecoming Queen Marsh-Mellos Vanguard Staff Gym Lcadcr--Pres. DONALD DESESSA Band Intramurals 11A Class Pres. Gymnastics Reigning at Homecoming Dance October 2, 1965 King Hugh Ruffing Queen Jackie DePompci Vice-President—Julie Leone JAMES DICKINSON I2A Class Pres. S C. Representative Radio Room Oper. H.S.H. Chairman MARTIN DORR H.S.H. Chairman S.C. Representative Cafeteria Aide RICHARD FABIAN J.V. Football Intramurals Cafeteria Aide KEITH RICHARD FAUST J.V. Basketball Mgr. Varsity Basketball Mgr. Intramurals Teacher's Aide MARCIA L. FAUST Teacher's Aide CARY FERGUSON Varsity Football J.V. Football Cafeteria Aide SALLY FLEISCHER Math Honorary Rhythmette S.C. Secretary 11A Class Vice-Pres. DEAN C. FLETCHER H.S.H. Chairman 68 PATRICK J. CALBINCEA Terp Staff Teacher's Aide In tra murals MARY RITA CAVIN SANDRA CRABNEGCER Marching Band Teacher's Aide DAN GRAHOV AC VALERIE LOUISE CRAY Choir F.N.A. Teacher's Aide College Representative CHARLES JOHN CR1TTNER W.J.M.H. Station Mgr. Cafeteria Aide WILLIAM HACKENBERC J.V. Football Wrestling Cafeteria Aide Intramurals KAREN L. HAEBERLE Rhythmette 12A Class Sec. Gym Leader Choir WILLIAM HANNEMANN Corridor Aide Teacher's Aide Intramurals Cafeteria Aide KAREN HAN RAH AN H.S.H. Checker Waitress Club F.T.A. Biology Tutor 69 NANCY E. HELLER JOANN HELM AN Teacher's Aide Office Aide Attendance Aide Intramurals LINDA LEE HERRIN LINDA HILL Homecoming Queen Cnd. Track Queen Cnd. H.S.H. Checker Sr. Representative LINDA HOEHN Varsity Cheerleader Marsh-Mellos 11A Class Vice-Pres. Welfare Standards Comm. BILLY RAY HOCUE Intramurals Wrestling J.V. Football Corridor Aide VIOLET HONEN Volunteer Worker Tea Room Aide ROBERT HUBBARD Corridor Aide Twenty-one days of counting money for the United Appeal JEFFREY HOB LEY French H.S. Academic Team S.C. Treasurer Math Honorary MARY HUERSTER H.S.H. Checker Art Guild Book Shop Aide Biology Tutor MARY ANN JAN Cl GAR S.C. Representative Corridor Aide Cafeteria Aide Bowling Team SHARON I. JAROS Math Honorary Marsh-Mellos College Aide F.T.A. CAROLYN JONES F.N. A.--Treas. Dispensary Aide Sr. Informal Comm. MARY KASPER Choir Marsh-Mellos Teacher's Aide Ribbon Committee ALLAN KERRICK J.V. Football Wrestling Spanish Club Concert Band THOMAS A. 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Representative Dispensary Aide Intra murals Teacher's Aide LINDA JEAN LOFTUS Choir Gym Leaders French H.S. P.A.C.E. Tutor Corps PAT LUDWIG Rhythmcttc Cap. S.C. Secretary City-Wide S.C.--Vice Pres. French H.S. PHYLLIS MacLACHLAN Rhythmettes Co-cap. Latin H.S. French Tutor Sr. Informal Chair. JUDITH MADER F.T.A. Teacher's Aide JOHN MACLIC Office Aide Corridor Aide P.A.C.E. Tutor Corps Intramurals ALEX MAKSYMIAK Intra murals Decathalon Corridor Aide 11A Ping-pong Cham. MICHAEL MALONE French H.S. Orchestra Intramurals Sr. Representative 73 MARJORIE MARCY Cer. H.S.--Scc. Vanguard Staff Teacher's Aide Cafeteria Aide MAUREEN MARKS H.S.H. Checker Glee Club DAVE MARSHALL Track Cross Country H.S.H. Chairman Projection Club LINDA MASKOW Marsh-Mellos All-City Chorus Teacher's Aide S.C. Representative LINDA SUE MATHEWS Glee Club Cafeteria Aide Teacher's Aide Terp Representative BRENDA E. MEADOR S.C. Representative Waitress Club Intramurals Office Aide GARY R. MENSZYK Math H.S -Nat. Merit Semi. TOM MORTEN SON Intramurals DAVID MULVENNA Corridor Aide Teacher's Aide Intra murals VINCENT M1LETI Nat. Thespians Band Wvvir Marsh-Mellos It's Academic 74 BARBARA J. MUMAU H.S.H Checker Teacher's Aide Cafeteria Aide Cortidor Aide RICHARD MURTON Varsity Football Varsity Basketball 11A Class Treas. PAMELA NICHOLS Corridor Aide KAREN OKRASKA Gym Leaders F.T.A. Teacher's Aide Vanguard Staff RICHARD OWEN LINDA L. PARSONS Y-Teens Teacher's Aide Glee Club JUDITH PAWUL F.T.A.--Pres. Teacher's Aide H.S.H. Checker S.C. Representative MICHAEL PETITTI Movie Guard Students frequent the college room to obtain information of furthering their education. Mr. Bauer congratulates Mr. Chilar upon his new appointment. 75 Class Treasurer--Ernie Klechka Marshall's School Treasurer--Mrs. Reidler NOREEN V. PFALLER JANET DE'ANE PHILLIPS Carousel Library Aide JAMES W. PLOTZ Marching Band Y-Teens Orchestra Orchestra Intramurals Wrestling Mgr. Teacher's Aide Teacher's Aide Glee Club LARRY G. 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Intramurals JOSEPH SHEMO Cross Country Track H.S.H. Chairman Ger. H.S. JOSEPH SIEBERT Wrestling S.C. Representative H.S.H. Chairman Cafeteria Aide KENNETH A. SILVAY J.V. Football Cross Country H.S.H. Chairman Intramurals ALISON SIMON Teacher's Aide Humanities Intramurals Dramatics ROBERTA SMEDLEY Vanguard Staff Variety Show ’•Carousel Modem Dance Festival ART SNOW Cross Country Terp Staff SUSAN SNYDER Varsity Cheerleader H.S.H. Committee Gym Leaders S.C. Representative SENIOR INFORMAL 66 A Go-Go1 ANN STABENAU Office Aide Y-Teens WILLIAM STALLARD Intramurals Wrestling Bowling SHARON STALZER Cafeteria Aide LAVERNE D. STEITZ Waitress Club F.N.A. Volunteer Worker Ribbon Committee MARILYN A. STETKA BARBARA LEE TAYLOR F.N.A.--Vice Pres. Teacher's Aide Volunteer Worker Corridor Aide Terp Representative Dispensary Aide LINDA TAYLOR RONALD CARL THORNE Rhythmette Intramural H.S.H. Checker Teacher's Aide In tra murals JANET JEAN TISCHLER Bowling Team Teacher's Aide Cafeteria Aide Y-Teens JEAN M. 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Executive Board of 12A Class: FRONT ROW, D. Buddie, S. Buttolph, C. Martin, R. Lasko. SECOND ROW, F. Tintera, V. Brown, J. Krach, J. Kxach, J. Boland. Officers of 12A Class: D. Buddie, Treasurer; S. Buttolph, Secretary; C. Martin, Vice President; R. Lasko, President BALLOT BOX Marshall Holds Elections in the American Tradition. J. Craycraft, S. Buttolph, D. Buddie, and V. Zingale pass out ballots to homerooms. Student Council Officers: P. Senyak, Vice-President; L. D'Agostino, Secretary; J. Lenches, President; J. Burgess, Treasurer. D. Conant, L. Voss, and D. Boettner take part in Student Council nomination. J. Burgess contemplates a question in S.C. assembly. Student Council Executive Board: SEATED, J. Lenches, P. Senyak, L. D'Agostino, J. Burgess. SECOND ROW, S. Elliot, C. Ludwig, J. Boland, A. Baker. The Campaign and the Election S. Elliot answers a question while J. Werner and P. Senyak watch. J. Lenches, L. D'Agostino, C. Ludwig, and J. Boland hang campaign signs. Executive Committee of 11B: FRONT ROW, J. Soltesz, C. Viscomi, L. Bunasky. SECOND ROW, J. Wagner, L. Lcmal, G. Cajewski, C. Roman, R. Ramey. Student Council and Class Officers Assume Many Duties. Officers of 10A Class: R. O'Connor, Vice-President; Chris Kullen, Secretary; D. Terbeck, President; R. Hack-enburg, Treasurer. 6 ' Loretta D'Agostino tallies ballots Executive Board of 11A Class: FRONT ROW: D. Basalla, B. Sanders, N. Tichcnor, B. Bunshuh, R. Val-poni, BACK ROW: W. Hargis, D. Becker, T. Sekluie Officers of 12B Class and Alternates: SEATED: S. Sale, P. Matthej, STANDING: T. Skolnik, J. Nelson, R. Supelak, P. Mackulin. ATHLETICS Lapsevich gains hold on wrestler from North Olmsted. Varsity Matmen Lead Senior Wrestlers: FRONT ROW, M. Lapsevich, B. Buddie, E. Klechka, P. Holivay, J. Eibcn. Bill Green attempts pin on North Olmsted grappler. Tom Patton leads J.V.'s in warm-up before North Olmsted match. J.V. Wrestlers: C. Plummer, K. Hargis, B. Bcckstead, T. Sekulic, T. Winfield, F. Coleman, B. Hosta, T. Patton. Senate After Defeating Collinwood Previously undefeated Collinwood was defeated by Marshall leaving Marshall on top in the Senate race. After a slow start Marshall came from behind to beat Collinwood 30 to 11. Tim Sekulic, wrestling 145 lbs.; Jim Eiben, wrestling 154 lbs.; and Pat Hloivay, wrestling 175 lbs., all received pins. Decisions went to Bill Green at 103 lbs., Bob Buddie at 120 lbs., Mark Lapsevich at 127 lbs., Tim Rodgers at 165 lbs., and Ernest Klechka at heavyweight. Lapsevich’s and Klechka's decisions were over previously defeated wrestlers. Marshall's chances for another Senate crown under Coach Gibbons are very high since they have only West, Max Hayes, Benedictine, and Glenville to wrestle which are all lower division teams. Varsity Wrestlers: P. Holivay, 175; T. Rodgers, 165; J. Eiben, 154; D. Vitaz, 138; T. Logen, 133; M. Lapsovich, 127; B. Buddie, 120; Kormandy, 112; Bill Green, 103. Kari practices jump shot as Jones watches. The team practices before the coach arrives. Varsity Leads in Schnabel out-reachcs Max Hayes player for a basket. 4 Varsity Basketball: FRONT ROW: D. Kari, J. Baldridge, J. Croyle, J. Lenches, D. Dobrovic. SECOND ROW: C. Wells, C. Schnabel, R. Kwansy. THIRD ROW: K. Jones, C. Ludwig, R. Poth, T. Skolnik. Tight West Senate Race. Jim Croyle passes to Ken Jones for two points. IS George Dunn and Rob Lester keep score as Rich Zapponi watches game. Marshall bowlers do not always score strikes. 16 Carl Ludwig gains yardage in Holy Name game. Dave Vitaz and Carl Ludwig watch play upfield in West Tech upset. Jeff Lenches falls on incompleted pass in Lincoln game. Varsity Football Seniors: FRONT ROW, T. Wahl, W. Fries, J. Corrigan, R. VanBergen, E. J. Hopkins. SEC OND ROW, R. Cartick, D. Kari, D. Ertlcr, J. Chapman, J. Lenches. R. Currie displays winning form in high jumping. D. Alexander approaches hurdle at practice. VARSITY UETTERMEN: FRONT ROW, Jones, R., D'Alessandro, E., Cold, C., Toth, J., Hoffman, G. SECOND ROW, Grace, R., Stratford, G., Dangel, D., Alexander, D., Fedor, J. TRACK TEAM: FRONT ROW, Johson, C., D'Alessandro, E., Stratford, G., Jelsen, J., Grace, R., Gold, G., Zachar, T., Barany, D., Alexander, D., Dangel, D., Handley, D. SECOND ROW, Luhrs, R., Anderachik, S., Jones, R., Gruver, J., Celencher, J., Brown, E., Hoffman, C., Toth, J., Pauli, R., Gainer, S., Currie, R., Tomazic, P., Coughlin, J. Marshall Tracksters Set Pace for Season. R. Grace and T. Zachar lead team in workout. 19 Boys keep physically (it through strenuous exercises. Lunges are a part of Phys. Ed. warm-ups. Boys display agility and co-ordination in running. AGILITY AND ENDURANCE ARE STRESSED IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES Girls practice volleyball techniques in Physical Education class. 21 DAISY MAE BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW, Paler, M., Sauer, K., Or-sagh, J., Martin, C., Dolans, P. SECOND ROW, Misciasci, P., Buttolph, S. , Knaus, S., Miss Palumbo. THIRD ROW, Voss, L., Henry, B., Skolnik, T. , Straub, M., Cideon, C. K. Sauer and J. Orsagh jump for ball during practice. Ciris keep phys ically fit by playing volleyball. Daisey Mae Basketball Team Places Second in City While Girls Keep Fit in Phys. Ed. Classes. Miss Palumbo instructs students on apparatus stunts. L. Anderson and P. Senyak display difficult stunts on the rings. 23 ACTIVITIES VANGUARD STAFF: FRONT ROW, Fulton, S., Murawski, D., Abrams, D., Burkhart, L. SECOND ROW, Schlund, P., Matyaszek, K., O’Donnel, V., Betts, D., Bennett, L., Thompson, C. THIRD ROW, Burgess, J., Moore, G., Vasko, C., Anderson, L., Easton, M. FOURTH ROW, Hess, J., Decker, G., Boehmer, S., Brown, V. INTERPRETER STAFF: FRONT ROW, Whitacre, L., Dickey, G., Ritchie, M., Vctesy, P., Wagner, J., Voss, E., Salem, R., Velasques, M.( Lyman, J., Yonek, L. SECOND ROW, Hackenbcrg, R., Jones, G., Hubbcll, D., Tuomala, E., Young, B., Bruce, C., Miko, M., Aumiller, R., (co-editor), Morgan, J., Newman, R. THIRD ROW, Fenn, L., Shofner, R., Schuller, R., Cochran, B., Pecaites, L., Szahay, L., Smith, J., Biebel, E., Bowell, S., Ginley, P. Not pictured: Keith, M. (co-editor). SENIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES: FRONT ROW. Hollack, T., Trcfi, J., Sandvik, K., Dubbins, K., Vasko, C., Grace, B., Voss, L. SECOND ROW, Popham, J., Criffey, D., Mastrandreas, S., Jcncson, M., Panko, K., Hilberg, R., Swinko, M. THIRD ROW, Klinger, D., McKee, L., Schmidt, L., Kistemaker, D., Misciasi, N., Luhrs, R. VANGUARD EDITORS AND CO-WORKERS: Fulton, S., (Activities), Moore. C., Burkhart, L., (Faculty), Betts, D., Abrams, D., (Athletics), Murawski, D., (Advertisements), Hess, J., (Seniors), Thompson, C., (Patrons). All-City Band Members: FRONT ROW, Hanzak, D., Trefz, J., Balint, P., Sch-warzer, B., Taylor, R.f Beheim, C., Mr. Blackman. SECOND ROW, Buttolph, S., Craham, D., Tye, A., Sandvik, R. Palos, P., Tweedle, T. THIRD ROW, Fischer, G., Eirck, M., Cubic, J., Dormer, J., Livingston, J., Herris, D., Braund, T., Schneider, B. All-City- Orchestra Members: FRONT ROW, Takacs, T., Matyas, J., Jones, S., Kasick, J., Skolnik, T. SECOND ROW, Nemes, R., Buynak, S., Shupe, N., Hallstrom, C., Kiraly, J., Miller, S. THIRD ROW, Spaldings, A., Nemes, C., Pitner, J., Kundtz, J., Hartwig, D., Kroeger, P., Blackman, I. STANDING, Mattey, R., Marsh, C., Phfister, S., Phfister, C. The Orchestra requires a good deal of practice to maintain its high standing. All-City Choir Members: FRONT ROW, Soltesz, J., Brittan, P., Schwede, L. SECOND ROW, Sale, S., Devries, L., Skalsky, S. THIRD ROW, Danko, D., O'Connor, T., Conant, D., Ropp, L. PROJECTION CLUB: FIRST ROW; Zatroch, J., Cubic, J., Buddie, D., Gregory, C., SECOND ROW: Nachtigal, E., Mrs. Mono (advisor), Edwards, C., Kuchto, L., Allen, G., Bova, L., Smyers, L., THIRD ROW: Shofner, R., Pettit, D., Pugh, K., Owens, S., Yunis, M., FOURTH ROW: Choban, P., Marck, R., Nealings, T. , Cochenour, P., Alioa, V., Dun mi re, D., Harasimehuk, H., Cochran, B., FIFTH ROW: Cochringcr, H., Carlson, D., Trembly, M., Homm, J., Shranko, V., Lynch, M., Biebel, E., Masic, C. PHOTOCRAPHY CLUlk Newman, R., Downs, E., Cinely, P., Takacs, T., Biebcl, E. RADIO OPERATORS: FRONT ROW, Purcell, K-, Inks, J., Eifel, B., Baeberle, R., Lander, L., Hillson, N., Barkley, B., SECOND ROW, Whitacre, J., Harrell, J., Kreutzberg, J., Lehr, R., Bauman, D., Smith, R. THIRD ROW: Schaeffer, D., Stincie, D., Menszyk, J., Cox, B., Eichler, L., Hampton, B- STAGE DESIGN: FRONT ROW, Kemsel, M., Zortich, L. SECOND ROW, Fernengel, D. THIRD ROW, Caniere, C., Thomas, J. NOON MOVIE: FRONT ROW, Beheim, C-, Pugh, J., Trout, J., Rennar, Aloia, V., He, J. SECOND ROW, Zatroch, J., Lynch, M., Dormer, J., Masic, G-, Durinsky, J., Gorges, J., Worf, H. 4 + 4 4 MARSH-MELLOWS: FRONT ROW, Devries, L., McCucken, J., Wilhelm, K., Lasko, R., Britton, P., Decker, C., Skalsky, S., Viscomi, C., Danko, D., Sale, S., Lesko, C. SECOND ROW, Mayberry, L., Schwede, L., Beal, D., Dunn, C., Poth, R., Kolodze, D., Nagy, C., Soltesz, J. THIRD ROW, O'Connor, T., Zatroch, J., Trautman, L, Limoli, M., STANDINC, Popham, J., Supclak, R., Fulton, D., Conant, D., Ropp, L.t Gergen, J., Johnson, W., Skolnik, T. The Choir is noted for their outstanding performances. I WsA k i i 11 i i nr w at ' Jl WAITRESS CLUB: FRONT ROW, Fries, S., Bochmers, S., Tichenor, N., Schmidt, S., Kane, A. SECOND ROW, Preston, J., Massing, E., Baumeister, D., Fern, E., Corrigan, D., Morrison, V., Herey, M., Wisniewski, M., John, A., Slipp, J., Vidoni, J., Basalla, D. THIRD ROW, Sesek, J., Frederick, C., Osterling, P., Boggs, C., Behlke, C., Iseli, L., Stanko, M., Becker, L., Patton, E., Filippelli, P., Marski, E., Kilbane, M. FUTURE TEACHERS: FIRST ROW, Derhammer, J., Morgan, J., Kuharik, S., Aker, C-, Neaiis, P., Muhchan, R., Baumeister, D., Sanchez, E., Robinson, B., Grothe, S. SECOND ROW, Mrs. Burford, Trimble, D., Terwood, E., Hutson, M., Kjriakeas, A., Bums, S., Komowski, J., Schultz, E., Sanders, N., Losh, B., Filley, P., Fenick, C. THIRD ROW, Aber, B., Ohman, C., Florain, J., Swinko, L., Kugler, A., Rusiska, K., Trout, D., Matyas, J., Thomas, J., Szymciak, B., Caniere, C., Young, B., Dieckman, C. FOURTH ROW, Schmidt, S., Shkilevich, B., Marsh, C., Ryan, J., Hess, J., Garrett, B., Whitworth, P., Dieckman, N., Good an, R., Popik, B. Waitress Club serves for many functions. FUTURE NURSES: FRONT ROW, O'Donnell, E., Rolko, S., Boring, K., Stanko, M., Hagemeier, M., (Pres.), Weiss, J. SECOND ROW, Groseclose, N.f Edwards, B., Moore, J., McGinnis, C., Hein, K-, Wolf, D. THIRD ROW, Bales, C., Hoffman, G., Ward, M., Ka amek, S., Yurchism, L., Jones, M., Whisler, S. RADIO PRODUCTION: FRONT ROW, Kochmit, C., Larsen, N., Speer, P., Wellman, N., SECOND ROW, Allen, C-, Lander, L., Zoretich, L., Marski, E. THIRD ROW, Szari, L., Carlson, D., Hirsh, B., Lehr, R. Bonnie Sanders and Tim Cimber rehearse for a drama class play. THESPIANS: SEATED, Helm, M., OND ROW, Miss Rebeta, Sanders, B., Zoretich, L., Allen, G., Lombardi, M. 36 Y-TEENS: FRONT ROW, Parrish, D., Morgan, J., Miller, D., Weiner, P., Hartford, L., Wong, D., Lyman, J., Rosfeld, C., Kaysak, J., Mills, K.; SECOND ROW, Grothe, S., Homm, M., Ciocanca, B-, Tnran, D., Harala, E., Scott, C-, Luchansky, E., Fern, E., Owens, S.; THIRD ROW, Haulik, S., Wellman, N., Sale, Sa., Jones, B., Dubbins, K., Shkilevich, B., McCrary, T., Taylor, B., Rothgery, R., Mantarro, T. FOURTH ROW, Roode, J., Orsagh, J., Behlke, C., Burkhart, L., Fulton, S-, Sinchak, A., Cergcn, K., Oszterling, P., Gallik, J. Loretta D'Agostine looks on as Julie Boland paints a sign for the senior informal. KEY CLUB: FRONT ROW, Dawson, D., Schnabel, G-, Meredith, J., Campanella, J., McKenna, G., Holl, R., Mr. Midlik. SECOND ROW, Fox, R., Schneider, B., Mallette, J., Wodka, G-, Venetis, N., Pruehs, R., Deare, B., Bolick, R., Kapec, D., Homm, J. THIRD ROW, Spaluins, A., Sadlon, J., Cclcsky, L., Luhxs, R., Kistemaker, D., Pc arch, D., Beckstcad, R., F.iben, J., Boode, B. CHECK ROOM: FIRST ROW, Vigneulle, R., Tinters, F., Krcll, J., SECOND ROW, Braund, T., Moraco, T., Smith, R. WORLD AFFAIRS: FRONT ROW, Tabar, A., Biebel, E., Waldeck, C., Gorman, T., SECOND ROW, Karman, S., Pawul, L., Waldeck, A., Shoskcy, K., Wolverton, T., Winter, S., Velasques, M. THIRD ROW, Majoros, E., Howard, P., Salem, R., O'Donnell, E., Addison, F., Trout, D-, Matyas, J., Turk, K., FOURTH ROW, Guggenheim, C., Dickey, G., Papes, D., Hallstrom, S-, Harwood, C., Ryan, J., Dieckman, N., Vigneulle, R., FIFTH ROW, Cochran, B., Trembly, M., Kraus, J., Krell, J., Evick, M., Bochmcr, L., Velazquez, H. HUMAN RELATIONS: FRONT ROW, Schmetzer, W., Kiraly, J., Burns, S., Schwartz, B. SECOND ROW, Dickey, G., Lashutka, K., Velasquez, M., Swinko, L., Edgar, L-, Henry, B. THIRD ROW, Kelley, S., Ward, S., Wiard, J., Watson, J. FOURTH ROW, Coodan, L., Edmonds, A., Harris, B. PHYSICIANS CLUB: FRONT ROW, Bocanelli, L., Robinson, B., Rosfeld, C-, Dehner, K., Motil, C. SECOND ROW, Masterson, R., Posch, S., Dickey, F-, Kellogg, F., McDermott, R. Absent, Deith, M. 39 CHEERLEADERS: FRONT ROW, Senyak, P , Philip, C., SECOND ROW, Delony, S., Weingartner, S. RHYTHMETTES: Pfingsten, K., Armstrong, B., Martin, C , Skolnik, T., Elliott, S., Morehead, L, D'Agostino, L., Capt., Basalla, D., McKelvey, L., Zurko, B., McConigal, D., Kelly, C., Tye, M. H. 40 GYM LEADERS: FIRST ROW, Miller, J., Buddie, D., Buttolph, S., Anderson, L., Basalla, D , Panko, K., Werb, L., Betts, D., Dubbins, K., Cunovich, K., Smerick, B. SECOND ROW, Jordan, N., Guzel 1, M., Elliott, S., Gracon, J., Easton, M., Sabath, S-, Kelly, B., Knaus, S., Martin, C., Schwede, L., Visi, M., Boland, J., Misciasci, N., Blackman, I., THIRD ROW, Basalla, D., Brown, V., McGonigal, D., Cavallaro, T., Skyranc, J., Smekal, D., Zoretich, L., Sauer, K., Lemel, L., Dahlke, B., Kasick, J., Mayberry, L., Frank, L., BACK ROW, Sutton, J., Bundshuh, B., Boggs, C., Hallstrom, C., Orsagh, J., Delony, S-, Trautman, L-, Valponi, R. MAJORETTES: Kirchenbauer, C-, Panko, K., Smekal, D., Hollack, J., Troutman, L., Yonek, L. SENIOR LEADERS: SEATED, Anderson, L., Pres., FRONT ROW, Dubbins, K., Blackman, I., Werb, L., Jordon, N., Knaus, S., Basalla, D., Kelly, B., Schwede, L., Gracon, J., Miller, J. SECOND ROW, McGonigal, D., Elliott, S., Sabath, S., Smekal, D., Misciasci, N., Betts, D., Panko, K., Easton, M., Skry-anc, J., Cunovich, K., BACK ROW, Smerick, B., Guzell, M., Buddie, D., Visi, M., Sauer, K., Martin, C., Zoretich, L., Brown, V., Buttolph, S., Boland, J. Absent, Senyak, P., Weingartner, S. D CP-BANDt PROMT ROW, Thorlcy, B., Twccdlc, T., Blackman, I., Bchcim, C., Haber, R., Ccksky, L SP.COND ROW, Palos, P., Mucci, A., Hartwig, D., Good, J., PcV.de, N., Gcsckke, M., Hcttis, D., Btaund, T., Kiocgct, P. THIRD ROW, Work, D., Trout., 3., Manlano, T., Croylc, D. The John Marshall Band is a marching band as well as a concert band. The climax of Kay Sauer's 12 years of hard work is commencement. One of the most memorable prom. to a senior is his ATTENDANCE CHECKERS: FIRST ROW. Rothgery, R., Turk, D., Babinchak, C., Majkizak, M. SECOND ROW, Morrill, S., Paiton, E.f Marski, E., Murphy, J. The hours of planning a yearbook are necessary for it's success. HONOR STUDY HALL COMMITTEE: FIRST ROW, D'Agostino, L., Ferenz, A., Tabar, W., Hargis, J., Keith, M., Fischer, G., Britton, P. SECOND ROW, Kolodze, D., Disch, G., Kistcmaker, D., Sabath, S., Handley, D., Wirzle, C., Pepko, L. lENNIS TEAM: FIRST ROW, Hackenberg, R., Getz, B., Miller, B., Seedhouse, E., St. Cyr, T., Mr. Johanni. SECOND ROW, Ziros, J., Sims, B., Becker, B., Matus, R., Davis, C. THIRD ROW, Tysiak, J., Morgan, J., Charek, A., Skolnik, T., Kienzle, T. TEA ROOM: FRONT ROW, Kornick, M., Krist, S., Schoolcraft, 5., Corrigan, D., Busanus, G., Wiley, P., Mrs. Schecter. SECOND ROW, Stemm, S., Morrison, U., Novar, E., McCrary, T., Howells, 5., Langenberg, M., Ward, P. THIRD ROW, Slipp, J., Krist, C., Fleischer, L., Gouge, J., Fink, P., Jones, M. Measuring for caps and gowns is essential for graduation. ATTENDANCE CHECKERS: FRONT ROW, Rothgery, R., Turk, D., Babinchak, C., Majkizak, M. SECOND ROW, Morrill, S., Patton, E., Marski, E., Murphy, J. WOOD PRODUCTION: FRONT ROW, Kolach, R., Schumacher, G., Vannucci, M., Dietz, L. SECOND ROW, Fries, W., Kari, D., Patton, T., Ertler, D., Frank, D. ART GUILD: FRONT K., j lSvan, L., Will, A., Robinson, B., Graho jj J- SlCOTIdROW, Karpowicz, T., Miller, D., Spir j Jencson, M., Coc, G. THIRD ROW, Papes, D. t, L., Groenewegen, G., Decker, G. FOURTH ROW. fMt, B., Cibbons, T., Cacwsky, C., Koenning, F., Tabar, A., Buehner, D. 47 CLASSES Mr. Ralls Miss K osman Dean of Boys Dean of Girls Mr. Udrbauch Assistant Principal C. Adams P. Johanni P. Oswald J. Chippi H. Lammers M Palumbo D. Cosand J. Lincks J. Pedrnzi N. Faulkner C. Locke R. Ramseyer Miss Luckay Senior Advisor Student Council Advisor Administration Senior Advisors J. Moroney J. Schccter J. Moxlcy G. Sikorski Mr. H. J. Cihlar Principal The pictures in this hook will become ever more important to you as the years go by. They will serve to tie you to the John Marshall of the past and maintain your interest in the John Marshall of the future. There will be many changes ahead for all of us but we hope that your loyalty to the high standards of scholarship and ideals for which John Marshall High School is so well known will serve you in your moments of need and remind you of our need of your support in the days to come. Although I have only known you for one year, I have the deepest affection and respect for this class and wish the best of everything for all of you. 51 NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS: FRONT ROW, Hollack, T. BACK ROW, Limoli, M., Burgess, J., Shedd, M., Johnson, W., Waldeck, C., Wciglc, R., Bowell, M. The guidance department maintains an open door policy at all times. Students are aided in maintaining a normal, personal, social adjustment. They are assisted in assessing and understanding their abilities, interests, and educational needs. Students are informed about educational and occupational opportunities. Useful information is provided to staff members and parents by way of planning and evaluating the school program. Students receive help in planning their future in the college room. 52 John Burgess, Mike Keith, and Meredith Shcdd led Marshall to a second victory on It's Academic . Student Self Appraisal Is Aided by Guidance Personnel NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: FRONT ROW, Skolnik, T., Mayberry, L., Waldeck, C., Trefz, J., D'Agostino, L., McGonical, D., Panko, K., Tintcra, F., Matus, R. SECOND ROW, Kasick, J., Buttolph, S., Pccaites, L., D'Ales-sandro, E., Boland, J., Dieckman, C-, Scnyak, P. THIRD ROW, Advisor, Miss Park, Limoli, M., O'Connor, T., Wirzylo, G., Johnson, W., Pepkc, L, Placko, G., Kolodze, D., Papas, G. Not pictured, Keith, M. A. P. ENGLISH: FRONT ROW, Shoekey, K., Pecaites, L., Easton, M., McGonigal, D., Trefz, J. SECOND ROW, Funk, B., Paler, M., D'Alessandro, E., Ward, M., Kasick, J. THIRD ROW, Shedd, M., Plocko, G., Kolodze, D., Trout, D. FOURTH ROW, Kiell, J., Tintera, F., Johnson, W., Limoli, M., Ropp, L., Handley, Miss Schucne-mann, Wirzylo, G., Kistemaker, D. J. Burford H. Jones E. Manning M. Reboul L. Drahos H. Dimmers J. Moroney J. Schmidt J. Jensen J. Lincks J. Olmsted J. Scholley The New Look in English Is Team Teaching M. Lucas A. Maher L. Pinchak R. Rebetta G. Schuenemann R. Vinyard 54 Mrs. Gcnsler serves at Thespian Induction Tea. During the 1965-66 school year, the English Department is continuing an experiment in team teaching, begun in the spring semester in 1966. All J2A college-bound English students are assigned to large groups taught cooperatively by a team of teachers. Each student gets the benefit of the special talents combined in the cooperative effort. The Honors--Advanced Placement English program is in full swing for the second year. The first Advanced Placement class to have the benefit of a special three-year course of study was graduated last June. These students made an impressive showing in the nation-wide Advanced Placement English Examination, a substantial majority of the students earning college credit in English. In the 1965 National Council of English Achievement Awards competition, John Marshall students tied the records of the top schools in the state. Stephen Bowell and John Burgess were winners in the competition. The drama class rehearses for a performance. A.P. CALCULUS: FRONT ROW, Bruce, C., Tintera, F., Burkhart, L., Cook, T. SECOND ROW, Papas, G., Mcncke, P., D'Alesandro, E., Alexander, D. FOURTH ROW, Blackman, I., Pecaites, L., Lehr, R., Elliott, S., STANDING, Smith, L., Ropp, L., Hollock, T., Fulton, S., Limoli, M. Students use their time wisely by studying in the library. MATH HONORARY: FRONT ROW, Pecaites, L., Bruce, C., Betts, D., Swinko, M., Blackman, I., Scnyak, P. SECOND ROW, Shockcy, K., Waldeck, C., Cunovich, K-, Gideon, C., Trefz, J., Dubbins, K., Tintera, F., Klesh, A., Dieckman, C. THIRD ROW, Smith, L., Abrams, D., Trout, D., Ludwig, C., Hu, J., Gorges, V., Hollack, T., Wirzylo, G- FOURTH ROW, Johnson, W., O'Connor, T., Weigel, R., Kolodze, D., Moraco, A., Trout, J. Multi Level Offerings in Mathematics Pupils have a choice between the normal college preparatory course or the vocational-oriented Shop Mathematics or Business Arithmetic. Honor pupils have the opportunity to do Advance Placement Work in Analytic Geometry and Calculus in their senior year. Mathematical drills are used in Mechanical Drawing. G. Adams V. Molls S. Moss J. Todd F. Laux G. Montain C. Seidel R. Van Allen Girls in Home Nursing learn first aid. Girls prepare to be homemakers in cooking class. Girls learn how to knit in needlecraft. M. Gensler E. Higgins A. Rogalski S. Salzer J. Schectcr R. Utley The faculty enjoys the use of the Tea Room. Both Boys and Girls Enroll in Home Economics Courses which have been recently added to the home economics curriculum are the following: Needle-craft, Practical Nursing, Tea Room, Vocational Foods, and Dynamics for Living. When a boy or girl has completed courses which are offered in the Home Economics Department, he or she can go into industry and compete in a satisfactory manner. In the very near future a course in child development will be offered at John Marshall. A laboratory will be set up in a nearby elementary school. Several of our large restaurants in Cleveland are being staffed by personnel who have taken training in Tea Room and Vocational Foods at John Marshall. One hundred and fifty girls participated in the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Test. Our school has had two runner-ups for the past two years. We are truly hopeful for a winner this year. The girl will receive money to be applied to a college education. Language Study FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Limoli, M., Panko, K., Boland, J., Hollack, T-, Mr. Molinari. J. Armos A. Hackctt M. McLaughlin J. Wajs C. Molinari R. Schluetor D. Solymosi LATIN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: FRONT ROW, Work, D., Sirocky, M., Pepke, L. BACK ROW, Buddie, D., Nagy, B., Paylor, M., Werb, E. GERMAN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: FRONT ROW: Papas, G-, Dickeman, C., McConigal, D., Wirzylo, G-, Guggenheim, C., Boring, K., O'Conner, T. BACK ROW, Kolodze, D., Klesh, A., Lasko, R., Johnson, W., Ropp, L., Leurs, R., Mr. Schleuter. Fnhanres Rroafi is the aim ° the ForeiSn Language Department to give each student a good basic knowledge of each lang- Cultural Outlook uage. The immediate objectives are: speaking, understanding, reading, and writing. Knowledge of the cultures, customs, and backgrounds of the different nations is aided by the use of supplementary materials such as records, tapes, films, and modern periodicals. The Language Laboratory is an invaluable supplementary device to further enrich and improve the language study. French Honors provides interested students an opportunity to increase their understanding of French literature. G. Gibbons J. Leahy J. Peduzzi R. Pfingston D. Burke C. Locke B. Powers A. Busha R. Midlik G. Sikorski L. Estesen D. Park C. Stanton A question and answer period takes place in the chemistry laboratory. 4 A. P BIOLOGY: Clockwise, Klose, P., Paler, M., Boehm, K., D'Alessandro, E., Wadsworth, J., Vignuelle, R., Lasko, R., Mr. Midlik. Scientific Research Is Unlimited Geraniums provide a colorful note on the patio. The Science Department is helping the students to understand the enormous value of the study of science--the way it can extend our knowledge of processes in living organisms and in the physical universe. The teachers are high-lighting applications of science in medicine, radiation research, environmental control as well as in the production of needed substances. The new approaches to science education are designed to encourage the aquisition of critical attitudes and skills in analysis, evaluation, interpretation, deduction, and evaluation of hypotheses. Periodically, visiting scientists come to Marshall to instruct science classes in various phases of technology and research. Each year we try to have an all-school assembly or program on some current topic. 63 Students learn Graphic Arts by printing cards. Students learn the fundamentals of Auto Mechanics. Machine Shop parpares students for technical careers. 64 J. Bahen C. Dunkle E. Mayo J. Dieterich J. Jacobson T. Schahel Future television reparimen at work. Six Vocational Areas in Industrial Arts Program The Industrial Arts Department prepares boys for industry and college in many fields. Courses include work in Auto Mechanics, Wood Working, Electric Shop, Printing, Mechanical Drawing, Machine Shops, and Driver's Education . Boys put their talents to practical use in the Wood Shop. A. P. AMERICAN HISTORY: FRONT ROW, Bowell, S., Boland, J., Waldeck, C., Wirzylo, C. SECOND ROW, Burgess, J., Shedd, M., Dicckman, C., Cuggenhcim, C. STANDINC, Mr. Cox, Smith, L., Handley, D., Fulton, D., Johnson, W., Weigel, R. History Is Made J Through Current Events The lecture hall is often used for orientation. A. P. EUROPEAN HISTORY: FRONT ROW, Bruce, C., Hu, J., Schwartz, B., DeCarlo, T., Kiraly, J. SECOND ROW, Basalla, D., Lewis, R., Howard, P., Harm, C., Bundshuh, B., Orsagh, J. THIRD ROW, Evick, M. Hallstrom, C., Skalsky, S., Decker, G., Skolnik, T., Williams, A., Cashin, C., Hassing, J. STANDING, Mr. Caliguire, Cochran, B., Limoli, M., Kistcmaker, D., Keith, J., Hansen, W., Dawson, C., Trembly, M., Wissman, C., Apeit, C., Musiek, L., Tabar, A., Halonen, P., Strassfurth, B. , not pictured, Keith, M. 66 In addition to the regular classes there is this year an experimental class in American History. It has a new non-textbook approach. Also, for the first time, an Advanced Placement class in European History is being offered to 1 IB students. There are six American History classes involved in team teaching. J. Chippi S. Duebel R. Mantenieks P. Oswald D. Cox C. Hahn J. Moxley M. Schulte COOPERATIVE OFFICE EDUCATION: FRONT ROW, Bungard, K., Schroeder, S., Sima, P., Keller, S., Dore, K., Krach, J., Estman, K. SECOND ROW, Gomez, J., Sccnsny, R., Daiser, L., Rechnitzer, L. THIRD ROW, Balog, L., Jakobi, C., Binder, P., Vogel, J., Mr. Mancuso. Business Education Booms 0. Bates E. Richard 1. Mancuso E. Bene N. Faulkner N. Martau G. Billey R. Hall N. Michnyak The Business Education Department has intensified its program of specialization. Presently, two years of stenography, bookkeeping, and clerical courses are being offered. As evidenced repeatedly, many of our past graduated have qualified for very attractive positions. Many are providing for a good portion of their education. In addition, distributive (retailing) and cooperative programs were initiated. Both programs provide supervised on-the-job training. Part of the day is spent in class; the remainder is spent working on the job provided by local business establishments. Currently, John Marshall's Business Education Department is considered to be one of the most progressive in Ohio. H. Halter D. Holling T. Oleski D. Palomsky 68 A dictaphone is one of the devices students learn to operate in Business Machine Class. In the Business Education Program, typing is one of the skills taught. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION: FRONT ROW, Claw, B., Lee, T., Beal, M., Kelly, S., Carnes, C. SECOND ROW, Seman, B., Blankenship, S., Blake, C., Alberry, L., Coerz, L., Martau, N. J., Coordinator. THIRD ROW, Knurek, D., Cleary, R., Sullivan, S., Forbes, V., Bendcn, B. Not pictured, Timko, W. Students display creativity in art class. The art department is involved in a frenzy of creativity. The students are grabbing wood for wood-cuts, plaster for sculpturing, clay for ceramics and junk (yes, even junk) for creative pop” constructions, expressionistic sculpture and whatever else creative minds of students dictate. Music (Bartok, Back, Copland, Bruback, Byrd), dreams (and perhaps nightmares), slides (of museum collections) and discussions are just a few of the sources of inspiration. D. Cosand D. Wright The Band adds to the excitement of the rallies. 70 O. Blackman H. Harm J. Raish The Boy's Glee Club performs at the Christmas Concert. The Orchestra plays during the intermission at the school play. Culture Is Enhanced Through Music and Art Hearts and pulses throb at Cupid's Fling. The John Marshall Music Department provides many services for the school. The instrumental organizations, including Band and Orchestra, perform at contests, football games, and commencement, and give an annual Midwinter Concert. The vocal organizations include the Glee Clubs, the Choir, and the Marsh-Mellos. The Choir and the Marsh-Mellos perform at Choir contests and commencement, and they give an annual Spring Concert. The entire Vocal Depa rtment gives an annual Christmas concert . Miss Palumbo instructs girls to do the courage vault. Rhythmic jumping develops grace and coordination. S. Wcingartner does the stradlc vault while P. Senyak spots. J. Doty M. Palumbo D. Winovich J. Lanning R. Ramseyer Jumping rope helps develop a sense of rhythm and balance. Team cooperation is necessary in basketball. Sit-ups are an integral part of navy tests, Physical Stressed Fitness in Both Departments Physical Education attempts to develop effective methods of thinking, to promote desirable social attitudes, to establish useful work habits, to increase the appreciation and understanding of dance, music, and aesthetic experiences, and to use leisure time in a positive manner through participation in games, sports, rhythmic activities, aquatic and self-testing activities. 73 The Book Store provides valuable service for the school. M. Deeb M. Dozer C. Graham H. Sheppard Daily Use of the Library Is Encouraged Our library has a rich and varied collection. We have more than 17,000 books and subscribe to 100 magazines, all selected specifically to meet the classroom needs and the recreational reading interests of Marshall students. In addition, there is a large general pamphlet collection and an outstanding career file containing over 2, 500 pamphlets in a wide range of vocations. There are four librarians to assist students to find the material they want or to help them learn how to use a library. Important to the functioning of our library are the 24 student library aides who volunteer their services each semester. Our library accommodates 124 students. Expanded facilities of the library offer students additional opportunity for study. D. Snyder Students take advantage of the lunch room specials. Cafeteria The cafeteria staff enjoys some publicity. V Milota C. Zirwes S. Volin L. Zwickes Office Staff The John Marshall lunchroom is now operating under the authority established in the National School Lunch Program. This act was passed as a measure of national security to safeguard the health and well being of the Nation's children. The program provides for a type A” lunch to be served at a nominal cost to those students who can afford to pay and a free lunch to disadvantaged students. The lunch supplies one-third of the daily nutritional requirements. There is also a special milk program which makes it possible to furnish milk at a reduced price. A limited a la carte offering of foods is also made available to the students. I. Mone Visual Aid D. Rcidler Treasurer T. Thompson Nurse 75 SENIORS John Marshall has provided an educational environment for the pursuit of individual interests, and an opportunity to participate in leadership activities. Ronald Lasko 12A CLASS PRESIDENT DANIEL ABRAMS Vanguard Editor, Math Honorary, S.C. Representative, German Tutor. FRAN ADDISON World Affairs Club, Math Tutor, Office Aide, Teacher's Aide. LINDA ALBERRY D.E.C.A., Teacher's Aide, Intramurals. DALE ALEXANDER Track, HSH Chairman, Hall Guard, Cafeteria Aide. VINCE AUOA Noon Movie Operator, Class Room Projectionist. GWYNDA ALLAN Thespians, Teacher's Aide, Senior Plays. DAVID ALLEN Radio Operator, Hall Guard. JEANETTE ANDERSON Teacher's Aide, Waitress Club, Cafeteria Aide, Hall Cuard. LINDA ANDERSON Gym Leader--Pres., Vanguard Staff, S.C. Representative, Teacher's Aide. 78 RITA AUMILLER Interpreter Staff, Choir, Teacher's Aide. CAROLYN BABINCHAK Girls Glee Club, Teacher's Aid, Office Aide. JANE BABIN EC Y-Teens, HSH Checker, Teacher's Aide, Intramurals. JOE BALENTINE Hall Cuard. CHARLYS BALES FNA, Girls Glee Club, Hall Cuard. Chemistry Tutor. LORETTA BALOG C.O.E. Club, Y-Teens, Teacher's Aide, Intramurals. DAVE BARNES Cafeteria Aide, Movie Aide. DONNA BAS ALLA Rhythmettcs, Gym Leader, HSH Committee, Teacher's Aide. JACK BEACH Cafeteria Aide, Hall Guard. DEBORAH BEAL Marsh-Mcllos, Choir, Teacher's Aide, Intramurals. MARY BEAL D.O.E. Club, Hall Guard, Movie Ticket Seller. CREC BECKER Cross Country, Track, Key Club, Movie Aide. PATRICIA BELKO Teacher's Aide, Cafeteria Aide. 79 LEAH BENNETT Vanguard Staff, HSH Checker, Office Aide, Teacher's Aide. SHARON BERC Y-Teens, Teacher's Aide, HSH Checker, Hall Guard. AUGUST BESSENYEY DONNA BETTES Cirls Glee Club, Teacher's Aide, Office Aide, Hall Guard. DORLENE BETTS Vanguard Staff, FTA, Cym Leader, Math Honorary. CARROLL BEY Teacher's Aide, Cafeteria Aide, Intramurals. SANDRA BIER MAN Y-Teens, Choir, Cirls Clee Club, Intramurals. PHYLLIS BINDER C.O.E. Club, Teacher's Aide, Cafeteria Aide, Hall Guard. ERICH BIRK IRENE BLACKMAN Hall Cuard. Math Honorary, Band, Gym Leader, Orchestra. CHERI BLAKE D.E.C.A., Cafeteria Aide. SANDRA BLANKENSHIP D.E.C.A., Waitress Club, Cafeteria Aide. LINDEN BLASIUS CAROL BLOZAY Y-Teens, Teacher's Aide, Cafeteria Aide, Hall Guard. LAURA BLUNK Library Aide. 80 STEVE BOBBY Marching Band, Concert Band, Intramurals. KEITH BOEHM SANDRA BOEHMER Vanguard Staff, Y-Teens, Waitress Club. DIANE BOETTNER S.C. Representative, Teacher's Aide, Hall Guard, Intramurals. WILLIAM BOICH JULIA BOLAND FNHS, Math Honorary, City Wide S.C., Cym Leader. ALAN BOLTZ Wrestling, Bowling, Cafeteria Aide. WILLIAM BORAWSKI Cafeteria Aide, Hall Guard. KATHY BORING CNHS, FNA, Senior Play, Teacher's Aide. JOANN BOSTON Girls Glee Club. JOYCE BOSTON Cirls Clee Club. STEPHEN BOW ELL Interpreter Staff. ROBERT BOWMAN DONNA BRADLEY Girls Glee Club TOM BRAUND Marching Band, Concert Band, Stage Band, Checking Club. 81 ALLEN BROADWAY VICKI BROWN Gym Leaders, S.C. Representative, HSH Committee, Teacher's Aide. BARBARA BROZEMAN •FTA, Girls' Glee Club, Choir, Teacher's Aide. CATHERINE BRUCE Interpreter, Math Honorary, HSH Committee, Teacher's Aide. CAROLYN BUCK Y-Teens, Teacher's Aide, Cafeteria Aide, Hall Guard. DIANE BUDDIE Latin National, Honor Society, 12A Class Treasurer, Gym Leaders, Projection Club. ROBERT BUDDIE Varsity Wrestling. KAREN BUNCARD C.O.E. Club, Corridor Aide, Girls' Glee Club. JOHN BURCESS National Merit Scholarship Finalist, S.C., Tresasurer, It's JACQUELINE Academic , Lab BUR KART Aide. Cafeteria Aide. ELLEN BURKE Office Aide, Cafeteria Aide, HSH Checker. SUSAN BUTTOLPH LOUISE BURKHART 12B, 12A Class Sec-Vanguard Staff, retary, Gym Leaders Y-Teens, Orchestra, --Treas., All-City Math Tutor. Band, Intramurals. STEPHEN BLTYNAK ALAN CAHILL Varsity Track, S.C. Representative, All-City Orchestra, All-State Orchestra. STEVE CALALA JOHN CAMPANELLA Football, Wrestling, Key Club, S.C. Representative. CANDY CARNES D.O.E. Club, Teacher's Aide, Bookstore Aide. DEBORAH CARR Intramurals, Junior Achievement, Cafeteria Aide, Waitress Club. RAY ALTON CARRICK Varsity Football, S.C. Representative, Hall Cuard. EILEEN CASPER Y-Teens, Waitress Club, Cafeteria Aide. PATRICK O. CHAPIN Track. Christmas was made for children. JESSE CHAPMAN Varsity Football, Wrestling, Track, Hall Guard. ART CHAREK Tennis Tearn, HSH Chairman. KATHY CHERCON1S FNA, HSH Checker, T eacher's KATHY CILIBERTO S.C. Representative, Office Aide, Teacher's Aide, Sr. Informal Committee. IAYLE CIMO ’eacher's Aide. DEBOI CLAR1 HSH Cl ;r. TERRENCE CLEARY D.O.E. Club. AUL COLE DON CON; HSH Chair Choir, Mars S.C. Repres lellos, itive. JOE CORRIGAN BILL COSTELLO Varsity Football, Football. J.V. Football, Cafeteria Aide, S.C. Representative. RICHARD COUCHUN Track, Cross Country, Production Printing. JIM CROYLE NANCY CSANYI Varsity Basketball, Teacher's Aide. J.V. Basketball, Track. ELLEN M. CUBIC KATHLEEN ED D'ALESSANDRO CUNOVICH Track Team, All- Math Honorary, City Band, March- Band, Gym Leaders, ing Band, Stage Intramurals. Band. DAVE DANGEL Varsity Track, Cross Country, J.V. Football, 1 IB Class Treasurer. CHERYL DAVIDSON Y-Teens, FT A, Teacher’s Aide, Movie Aide. MICHELLE DAVIDSON Hall Guard, Cafeteria Aide. CLIFFORD DAVIS SHARON DECNAN Y-Teens, Hall Guard. GAIL DEICHTON Marching Band, Teacher's Aide. TONI C. DEMETER Teacher's Aide, Cafeteria Aide, HSH Checker, Prom Committee. ROBERT DENK CATHY DENOTO Decathalon Team, Hall Guard. Cafeteria Aide. CAROL DETTMER S.C. Representative, HSH Checker, Teacher’s Aide, Cafeteria Aide. UNDA DEVRIES Marsh-Mellos, All-City Choir, Choir, Teacher's Aide. CECELIA DIECKMAN CNHS, Math Honorary, FT A. LEONARD DIETZ CHERYL DITTEBRAND Math Tutor, Office Aide, Cafeteria Aide. RICHARD A. DLUCOKECKI KAREN DO RE' C.O.E. Club, S.C Representative, Girls' Glee Club, Teacher's Aide. ELLIOT DOWNS Key Club, Photography. KATHRYN DUBBINS Y-Teens, Math Honorary, Sr. Representative, Gym Leaders. ALBERT JOHN DUDASCH Varsity Track, Cross Country, S.C. Representative, HSH Chair man. Charlyne makes arrangements for Senior Prom. 66 JOSEPH DURINSKY J. V. Football, Noon Movie Operator. BRENDA EDWARDS ROBERT EGR1 JIM EIBEN Varsity Wrestling, J.V. Wrestling, Key Club, Intramurals. MARJORIE EASTON Gym Leaders, Vanguard Staff, S.C. Representative, HSH Secretary. MARY JANE ELLENBEST Choir, Cirl's Glee Club, Teacher's Aide, HSH Checker. SUE ELLIOTT Rhythmettes, S.C. Executive Board, 1 IB Class V. Pres., Gym Leaders. DALE ERTLER Varsity Football, Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Cafeteria Aide. H. CRAIG ESTER Guidance Office Aide, Noon Movie Aide, Hall Guard. KAREN ESTMAN C.O.E., Y-Teens. EDWARD EYERMAN Track, HSH Chairman, Hall Guard. PAT FACAN Teacher's Aide, Intramurals, Cafeteria Aide. KENNETH FAIRBAIRN HSH Chairman, National Thesbian Society, Thieves Carnival , Senior Play. BARBARA FAST Teacher's Aide, Bookstore Aide, Cafeteria Aide. 87 CONNIE L. FERICH Teacher's Aide, Attendance Aide. DENNIS FERNENCAL Thespians, Teacher's Aide. ROBERT FISHER LAURA FLEISCHER TAMMY FLETCHER Teacher's Aide, Tea Teacher's Aide, Room. Cafeteria Aide. MAR I ANN E FOCHTMAN Hall Guard. VERNON FORBES CHERYL FREDERICK D.O.E. Club. HSH Checker, Teacher's Aide, Cafeteria Aide, Waitress Club. ROCAR A. FREI Varsity Football, Lab Aide. WILLIAM FRIES Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Track, Key Club. DENNIS FULTON Track, Cross Country, All-City Choir, Marsh-Mellos. SHARON FULTON Vanguard Staff, Y-Teens, Choir, Teacher's Aide. MICHAEL JANET CALLIK GALLAGHER Y-Teens, Marching Band, Concert Band, FT A. 88 JULIANNE GANZ DIANE GARCIA HAROLD A. GEORGE Tennis, Teacher's Aide. JOHN CERCEN ELIZABETH F. GLADNEY Math Tutor, Girls' Glee Club, Library Aide, Teacher's Aide. ROBERT L. CLAW D.O.E. Club, Hall Guard. CENE CLUVNA Office Aide. LINDA GOERZ D.O.E. Club, Girls Glee Club. SUSAN GOETZ Choir, Glee Club, Y-Teens, FNA. GARY GOLD Track, Cross Country, 10B, 11B Class President, S.C. Representative. JOAN A. GOMEZ C.O.E., S.C. Representative, Teacher's Aide, Intramurals. CAROL CON AS Y-Teens, HSH Checker, Cafeteria Aide. THOMAS GOOD Varsity Bowling, Track Team, Cross Country, Lab Assistant. JOANNE COODW1N CLORIA GORE FTA, Teacher's FNA, Nurses Aide, Aide, Intramurals, Hall Guard. Cafeteria Aide. JANET COUGE FNA, Teacher's Aide, Library Aide, Waitress Club. 89 ELAINE CHERYL CRABER Office Aide. ROBERT N. CRACE Varsity Track, Varsity Cross Country, Key Club, S.C. Representative. DAVID CRACON Track, Cross Country, Cafeteria Aide, Hall Guard. JEAN CRACON HSH Checker, Gym Leaders, Teachers' Aide, Intramurals. DONNA LYNN GRAHAM All-City Band, Marching Band, Concert Band, Girls' Glee Club CATHERINE CRANV1LLER Cirls' Glee Club, Intramurals. JAMES CRAYSHAW J.V. Wrestling, HSH Chairman. SHARON GREEN WILLIAM R. CREVE D.O.E., Teacher's Aide, Hall Guard DALE GRIFFEY Sr. Representative, Teacher’s Aide. NANCY GRUPE Marching Band, Teacher's Aide, Library Aide, Book Store Aide. NANCY CAROL CROSECLOSE Choir, Concert Band, FNA, Teacher's Aide. CAROL CUCCENHEIM NHS, Girls' Clce Club, World Affairs Club, Drama. 90 Everyone enjoys the Saddie Hawkin's Dance, Cupid's Fling. ALAN F. CULUFER Tennis Visual Aides. WALTER L. CUNN1SON Hall Guard. MARY CUZELL SUE CURKOVICH Gym Leaders, HSH Checker. Senior Play. MARY HACEMIEIR Orchestra, FNA , Intramurals, Sr. Informal Committee. LINDA HAKANEN Honor Band, Intra-murals, Nurses Aide. DALE HANDLEY HSH Committee, Cross Country, Track, S.C. Representative. JERRY HANSINCER J.V. Football, Wrestling, Movie Cuard. TOM HANTON 91 MIKE HAYES Track, J.V. Football, Cross Country, HSH Chairman. DAVID L. HAZLETT HSH Chairman, S.C. Representative, Track. ELAINE C. ELLA MAE HEINISH HENDERSON Teacher’s Aide, Waitress Club, FTA, Hall Guard, Waitress World Affairs, Club, Noon Movie Girls' Clec Club. Aide. BETTY HENRY Glee Club, Human Relations Club, Inlramurals, J.V. Cheerleader. JACK B. HERBSTER KATHY HERHUTH Choir. JANET HESS Y-Teens, FTA, S.C. Representative, Teacher's Aide. JOHN HESS Football Manager. RICKY R. HILBERC Sr. Representative. GEORGE HILL WILLIAM L. PATRICK HOLIVAY TIMOTHY J. MICHAEL C. HIMMEL Varsity Wrestling, HOLLACK HOLMES P.A. Operator, HSH Chairman. J.V. Football. FNHS, Math Honorary, S.C. Representative, Sr. Representative. HSH Chairman. 92 ELSIE HOL2ER JOHN HOLZMAN JOHN HOMM Track, Tennis, HSH Chairman, Teacher's Aide. ALAN HOOD Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Our Town , Biology Club. GWENDOLYN HOOKS Teacher's Aide. ERNEST J. HOPKINS Varsity Football, J.V. Football, J.V. Wrestling, Cafeteria Aide. JANET HOPKINS Intramurals, Junior Achievement, Cafeteria Aide. LARRY HORVAT Varsity Track, J.V. Basketball, Intramurals. HELEN HORVATH Hall Guard, Teacher's Aide, Cafeteria Aide. DIANA M. HOSTA Y-Teens, HSH Checker, Stage Aide, Office Aide. RICHARD HOUCHTLIN Track, Decathalon. DONNA HRBAC Teacher's Aide, Girls' Tlee Club, Hall Cuard. Chairman of rallies, Carl Ludwig, never rests. 93 JOHN HULL ANTHONY JABLONSKJ CAROL JAKOBI C.O.E., Y-Teens, Teacher's Aide. MARLENE TIM JENKINS JENCSON LNHS. Y-Teens, Sr., Orchestra, HSH Checker. JUDITH JOHN Waitress Club, Office Aide, Hall Guard. GREGORY JOHNSON Track, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Football, HSH Chairman. WILLIAM JOHNSON Math Honorary, CNHS, Wrestling, Choir. BRENDA JONES Y-Teens, Teacher's Aide. NANCY JORDAN Y-Teens, Gym Leader, Library Aide. LINDA KAISER C.O.E., Teacher's Aide, Movie Aide, Hall Cuard. ROBERT KALOCZI DAVE KARI Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, J.V. Football, J.V. Basketball. TERRY KARPOWICZ Varsity Wrestling, J.V. Wrestling, Teacher's Aide, S.C. Representative. JIM KASICK Varsity Wrestling, Marching Band, S.C. Representative, Teacher's Aide. 94 ROBERT HASTEN Track, Intramurals, Teacher's Aide, Movie Guard. SUSAN KEANE Girls Glee Club, Nurse's Aide. MICHAEL KEITH Interpreter Co-Editor, HSH Committee, It's Academic , Key Club. MELVIN KELLER SANDRA KELLER HSH Chairman, C.O.E. Hall Guard. BRENDA KELLY Choir, Gym Leader, 10B Class Sec'y, S.C. Representative. SHANNON KELLY D.E.C.A. JUDY KENNEDY Teacher's Aide, Office Aide. MICHAEL KEPICH JIM KESTNER TERRY KIENZLE Math Honorary, Math Tutor, Marching Band, Concert Band. MICHAEL KILBANE JIM KING Senior Play, Scholastics. JIM KIN SELLA Thespians, World Affairs Club, Radio Operator, Stage Design. 95 JAMES KIRALY Secretary Sue Buttolph works hard typing new homeroom lists. WILLIAM KIRK Boys Glee Club, Choir, Movie Cuard. DALE K 1STEMAKER HSH Committee, Key Club, Sr. Representative, Radio Announcer. ADRIAN KLESH CNHS, Math Honorary, Math Tutor, S.C. Representative. DALEKLINCER Varsity Football, Track, HSH Chairman, Sr. Representative. PECCY KLOSZ Girls Glee Club, Choir, Teacher's Aide, Motto Committee. BONNIE KNAUFF Intramurals, Hall Cuard, Bookstore Aide, Movie Aide SANDY KNAUS Y-Teens, World Affairs Club, Gym Leader. MICHAEL KNECHT 1 ■ � � w wty DENNIS KOLODZE CNHS, Math Honorary, Choir, Marsh-Mellos. 96 JUDY KOVACH S.C. Representative, Choir, Welfare and Std's Com., Teacher's Aide. LARRY KOVACH Wrestling. MARLENE KOVACH HSH Checker, Cirls Glee Club. JEAN KRACH 12B Class Treasurer, S.C. Rcprc sentative, HSH Checker. JOAN KRACH C.O.E. Club, HSH Checker, Library Aide, Cafeteria Aide. JEFF KRAUS World Affairs Club, Choir, Science Workshop, S.C. JON KRELL World Affairs Club, Checking Club. CHERYL KREUTZFIELD Teacher's Aide, Office Aide. JOE KRISTY HSH Chairman, Track. MARIA KURG French Tutor, Office Aide, Biology Club. NICHOLAS KUSTALA Varsity Wrestling, J.V. Wrestling, Radio Announcer, Teacher's Aide DONALD KVATEK LARRY LANDERS Thespians, Senior Plays MARK LAPSEVICH Varsity Wrestling, S.C. Representative. 97 RONALD LASKO CNHS, 12A Class President, Marsh-Mellos, Golf. MARION R. LEE Girls’ Glee Club, HSH Checker, Biology Club, Intramurals. TRUDIE LEE D.O.E. Club, FNA, Teacher's Aide, Intramurals. RONALD LEHR Interpreter Staff, P.A. Announcer, Radio Operator, Cafeteria Aide. JEFFREY LENCHES S.C. President, Class President, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball. ROBERT LESTER Varsity Bowling, Intramurals, Teacher's Aide. STEPHEN LISSER Visual Aides, Cafeteria Aide, Ribbon and Motto Committee. Accompanist, President. RON LUHRS CNHS, Track, Key Club, Teacher's Aide. CRETCHEN LUKACS FTA, Teacher's Aide, Intramurals. WILLIAM F. LYALL Track, Cross Country, S.C. Representative, Projectionist. DIANE MAGYAR Y-Teens, HSH Checker, Teacher's Aide, Flashers. MARIANNE MAJKEZAK Teacher's Aide, Intramurals, Attendance Office Aide. SANDRA MAJUSICK Marching and Concert Band, Choir, Glee Club, FNA. JON MALLETTE Track, Key Club, HSH Chairman, Senior Play. 98 JOHN MANZATT Varsity Football, J.V. Football, J.V. Wrestling, HSH Chairman. NORMAN MARASCO Noon Movie Operator. CAROLYN MAREK Band, Orchestra, Choir, Girls' Glee Club. GLEN S. MAREK ELAINE MAR SKI S.C. Representative, Teacher's Aide, Office Aide, Waitress Club. LOUISE MARSZAL FT A, Band, PACE Tutoring, HSH Checker. CEORCE W. MARTENS Visual Aides. CHARLYNE MARTIN 12A Class Vice-President, Rhythmettes, Gym Leaders, Teacher's Aide. ANITA MARTINO Movie Ticket Seller, Guidance Office Aide. ROBERT MASTER SON Future Physicians Club, HSH Chairman, Teacher's Aide. SOPHIA MASTR ANDREAS Vanguard Staff, Interpreter, Human Relations Club, S.C. Representative. RAYMOND MATTEY All-City Orchestra, Orchestra. KAREN MATYASZEK Vanguard Staff, Library Aide, Hall Cuard. SUZANNE McCarthy Y-Teens, Girls' Glee Club, Teacher's Aide, Movie Aide. RAY MeCONNELL Wrestling! Cafeteria Aide, Hall Guard, Movie Aide. 99 THANA D. KEVIN McCRARY McFADDEN Y-Teens, Teacher’s Aide, Office Aide, Library Aide. LINDA McCINTY DORIS HSH Checker. McGONICAL CNHS, FTA, Rhythraettes, Gym Leaders. LENORE McKEE Y-Teens, Choir, Sr. Representative, HSH Checker. LINDA McKELVEY Rhythmettes, S.C. Represent ative, Choir, Teacher's Aide. CHUCK McNEELEY Track, Cafeteria Aide, Hall Guard. PAUL W. MENCKE Marching and Concert Band, S.C. Representa tive, HSH Chair man, Cafeteria Aide. Students obtain books for weekend studying. JOHN H. MEYER A.P. Calculus. JOANNE MILLER Y-Tcens, Teacher's Aide, HSH Checker, Flashers. SARA L. MILLER All-City Orchestra, Variety Show, Teacher's Aide. KARL MI REITER JOAN MILLER S.C. Representative, HSH Checker, Gym Leader, Cafeteria Aide. NANCY A MISCIASCI 1 I • Sr. Representative, Gym Leaders, MARY ANN Teacher's Aide, MOILOV Intramurals. DWAINE MODOCK Orchestra. FLOYD MOODY b CA1L MOORE Vanguard Staff, S.C. Representative, Cym Leaders, Office Aide. MARSHALL J. MOORE HSH Chairman, S.C. Representative, Cafeteria Aide, Lab Assistant. ANTHONY MORACO Math Honorary, Choir, Visual Aides, Checking Club. LINDA MOREHEAD Rhythmettes, Choir, HSH Checker, Teacher’s Aide. SUSAN MORRILL Attendance Aide, Nurses Aide. 101 TOM MORRILL BRUCE MUELLER Choir, Senior Play, S.C. Representative. DENNIS MURAWSKI Vanguard Staff. CHERYL MURRAY RICHARD MYERS LNHS, FNA, HSH Checker, Teacher's Aide. GEORGE NACAJ Movie Aide, Cafeteria Aide. BARBARA NAGY LNHS, Teacher's Aide, Intramurals. GERALD NAHRSTEDT PATRICIA NASH Teacher's Aide, Cafeteria Aide. KENNETH NATCO Cadet Band, Math Honorary, World Affairs Club, Cross Country. THOMAS NEA LINGS Projection Club, Teacher's Aide. PEGCY NEA LIS FT A, S.C. Representative, Y-Tcens, Teacher's Aide. ROBERT NEFF Choir, Marching Band, Dance Band, Checking Club. ROBERT NEMES Orchestra, All City Orchestra, Ohio String Choir. JANICE NEMETH S.C. Representative, Teacher's Aide, Hall Guard, Intramurals. 102 ALAN NEUBECKER RICHARD RICHARD LESLIE ANITA NEVLINC NEWMAN NICHOLSON NIEBERDINC Interpreter Staff, Orchestra, Rhythmettes, S.C Vanguard-Photo., Journalism, S.C. Representative, Photo Club - - Representative, Teacher's Aide, Pres., Tennis Team. Teacher's Aide. Intramurals. SAMUEL ERWIN NORTON LINDA NOVY THURY EDNA NOC1FERA HSH Chairman, Teacher's Aide. O'CONNOR O'DONNELL Production GNHS, Math FNA, World Affairs Printing, Hall Honorary, A.P. Club, Hall Guard, Guard, Movie Calculus, Marsh- Teacher's Aide. Aide. Mellos. VIRGINIA O'DONNELL Vanguard Staff, Drama, Teacher's Aide, Hall Cuard. MARILYN PALER LNHS, Girls Glee Club, Teacher's Aide, Intramurals. KATHLEEN PANKO FNHS, Majorettes, Gym Leader, Sr. Representative. CEORCE PAPAS GNHS, Cross Country, Math Honorary Choir. DIANE PAPES Art Guild, World Affairs Club, Hall Guard, Teacher's Aide. 103 CHEER PARRISH Library Aide, Y-Teens, Waitress Club, Bowling. BARBARA PATTON Office Aide. EILEEN PATTON Hall Guard, Waitress Club, Attendance Office Aide, Intrcpretcr Rep. JAMES PATTON MARYANN PATTON HSH Checker, Y-Teens, Waitress Club, Intramurals PATRICK PATTON Track, Cross Country, Boys Glee Club, Choir. COLETTE PAUL Art Guild. SANDRA PAVKA Hall Guard, Cafeteria Aide, Intramuials. DAN PEARCH Varsity Track, Varsity Football Mgr., Key Club, HSH Chairman. LINDA PECAITES JANET PEHOTSKY Intrcpretcr Staff, Math Honorary, Teacher's Aide, Math Tutor. VERA PELSNIK Nurses Aide, Teacher's Aide. LADDIE PEPKE FAYE PETITT LNHS, City Wide Y-Teens, S.C., Pres., HSH Teacher's Aide. President, 11A Class Treas. KAREN PFINCSTON Rhythmettes, 11B-A Class Sec'y, Teacher's Aide, Hall Guard. HEIDI PFISTER Teacher's Aide, Office Aide, Attendance Office Aide. ROBERT PHILLIPS I.D.P.I., Senior Play, Scholastics. BOB PHILLIPS Cross Country, Track, Cafeteria Aide. SALLY PHILLIPS FTA, Choir, Teacher's Aide. GERALD PLACKO French Tutor, Teacher's Aide, Lab Aide, HSH Chairman. LINDA POKKI Hall Cuard, Teacher's Aide, Nurse's Aide, Intramurals. JOHN POPHAM Marsh-Mellos, Choir, HSH Chairman, Sr. Representative. NORM POTT INC Wrestling, Hall Cuard, Cafeteria Aide, Movie Aide. KATHLEEN POULTNEY Office Aide, Teacher's Aide. 105 DIANE POZENEL Tutor, Hall Guard, Intramurals, HSH Checker. LINDA PRIEBE S.C. Representative, Girls' Glee Club, Intramurals ROBERT PRUEHS S.C. Representative, Key Club, Lab Aide, Cafeteria Aide. | CLENN PRYOR • GERALD RAU Math Honorary, Math Seminar, Choir, Book Shop Aide. LINDA RECHNITZER C.O.E. Club, Teacher’s Aide. JEFFREY REHARK Wrestling Team, I; HSH Chairman. KA R Tea a- Hall Guard, Cafeteria Aide. RUTH REMNER LEE s Aide, CAMILLE RINI Office Aide, Cafeteria Aide. CAROL RITTER HSH Checker, Teacher's Aide, Cafeteria Aide. CAROL ROBY Girls' Glee Club, Hall Guard, Y-Teens, Choir. BERT ROCKWELL TIM ROCERS J.V. Football, Hall Wrestling, Intra- Guard. SB murals. LAWRENCE ROPP GNHS, Marsh-Mellos, All-City Choir, Teacher's Aide. 106 DIANE ROSS Teacher's Aide, Cafeteria Aide, Intramurals. RENEE D. ROTHCERY Choir, Y-Teens, Waitress Club, Teacher's Aide, VAUCHN ROWE German Tutor, Hall Guard. NORMA RUPLE NHS, Math Tutor, FNA, Teacher's Aide. ALBERT J. RUPPRECHT Choir, Boys' Glee Club, HSH Chairman. MICHELE RUSKAUFF FNA, Teacher's Aide, Library Aide, Dispensary Aide. PECGY RUSNAK PAUL SABADOS STEPHANIE SABATH HSH Committee--Vice-President. MARY LOU SABO SUZANNE SANDERS Office Aide, Teacher's Aide, Waitress Club, Intramurals. KAREN SANDVIK Sr. Representative, Orchestra, Waitress Club, Teacher's Aide. RALPH B. SARCENT Hall Cuard, Cafeteria Aide, Intramurals. KAREN L. SAUER FTA, Cym Leader's Club, Y-Teens, Intramurals. 107 SHARON SAUTERER WILLIAM C. SCHATZ Teacher's Aide, Phys. Ed. Captain. ROBERTA SCHLEIMER Girls' Glee Club, Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aide, Dispensary Aide. MARGARET M. SCHLUND Vanguard Staff, S.C. Representative, Waitress Club, Hall Cuard. LINDA SCHMITT Excellentes, Tutor, Sr. Representative. SANDRA SCHOOLCRAFT Intramurals, Tea Room. WILLIAM SCHRADER HSH Chairman, Hall Cuard. SALLY SCHROEDER C.O.E., Secretary, Y-Teens. BARBARA A. SCHWARTZ Vanguard Staff, Teacher's Aide, Council on Human Relations. SANDRA SCHWARTZ Hall Guard, Cafeteria Aide. LAUREL SCHWEDE Marsh-Mellos, All-City Choir, FTA, Gym Leader. PENNY SENYAK JO ANN SESEK J.V. Varsity Waitress Club, S.C. Cheerleader, S.C. Representative, V.P. Sec., Gym Teacher's Aide, Leader, Choir. Cafeteria Aide. MEREDITH SHEDD Nat. Merit Scholarship, Semi-Finalist, A.P. English, A.P. Amer. Hist., A.P. Calculus. 108 BARBARA JEAN RITA SIKORA PECCY LEE SIMA MARIANNA RICHARD SHKILEVICH Office Aide. Excellentes, SIMIONE SIMMONS FTA, Concert Marching Band, Y-Teens, Teacher's Aide. C.O.E. Club. Girls' Clee Club, Choir, Tutor, Teacher's Aide. Varsity Wrestling, Hall Cuard. MICHAEL S1ROCKY LNHS, Latin Tutor, J.V. Football, S.C. Representative. JAN SKRYANC Cym Leader, HSH Checker, Hall Cuard, Intramurals. CHERYL SL1PP Office Aide, Book Store Aide. DOROTHY SMEKAL Majorette, Cym Leader, Hall Cuard, Teacher's Aide. Vicki Brown, Ron Lasko, Dan Abrams, and Marjorie Easton help with identification of yearbook pictures. SHIRLEY SMEKAL BARBARA SMERICK Cym Leader, FTA, Intramurals. LARRY SMITH Math Honorary, J.V. Varsity Football, Wrestling, S.C. Representative. RAYMOND SMITH Radio Announcer, Radio Operator, HSH Chairman, Science Workshop. WILLIAM SMITH MARGARET SPEER BONITA Girls Glee Club, SMYERS Drama, Senior CARL SPENCER Teacher's Aide, Play, Radio An- Math Tutor, CHARLES STANKO Intramurals. nouncer. Teacher's Aide. A.P. Math. ANGELO STAVOLE LINDA STEMPLE Y-Teens, Teacher's Aide, Volunteer Work. RICHARD STEVENS HSH Chairman. MARY ANN STOLLEY Y-Teens, Intramurals, Girls Glee Club, S.C. Representative. ESTHER STRAKA Hall Guard, Teacher's Aide, Cafeteria Aide. GEORGE STRATFORD J.V. Football, J.V. Varsity Basketball, Track, Cross Country. 110 LINDA SUDAR Cirls Clee Club, Teacher's Aide. JACK SULLIVAN HSH Chairman, HSH Aide, Teacher's Aide. SANDRA SULLIVAN Intramurals, Flashers. MAR CARET SWINKO Math Honorary, Lab Aide, Teacher's Aide, S.R. LOUIS SZARI Senior Plays, Radio Production, Lab Aide. BETH TALLON JOHN TEDESCO HSH Chairman, Art Guild, Key Club, Hall Guard. VIRCINIA THOMAS Teacher's Aide, Cafeteria Aide. WILLIAM THOMAS AARON THOMPSON Interpreter Rep., Hall Guard. CAROL KRISTINA THOMPSON THOMPSON ROBERT Vanguard Staff, Bookstore Aide, THOR LEY Hall Guard, Teacher's Aide, Track, Cross Teacher's Aide, Checkers Club, LINDA Country, Marching WILLIAM TIMKO Intramurals. Senior Play. TOMPKINS Band, Stage Band. D.E.C.A. k v III FRANK TINTERA Math Honorary, S.C. Representative, AU-Ohio Band, Marching Band. JACKIE TRAUM Teacher's Aide, HSH Checker, Cafeteria Aide, Intramurals. JEANNE-MARIE TREFZ Math Honorary, All-City Band, Orchestra, Teacher's Aide. DAVID TROUT Math Honorary, FTA, Choir, World Affairs Club. TOM TWEEDLE Stage Band, All-City Band, Orchestra, Teacher’s Aide. Jan Hess models her prize winning ensemble. It was classed best constructed garment in the Make-It With Wool Contest. Kathy Cherconis and Kathy Dubbins signup to have pictures taken for the yearbook. 112 MARY HELEN TYE Rhythmettes, S.C. Aide, Teacher's Aide, Book Shop Aide. JOHN VALENTINO BOB VAN BERGEN J.V. Varsity Football, Cadet Band, Hall Guard. MARY VANUCH Concert Band, Y-Teens, FT A, Flashers. LINDA VARGA FTA, Waitress Club, Teacher's Aide, Volunteer Work. A LAN A VASARHELY CHERYL VASKO Vanguard Staff, Sr. Representative. CHRISTINE VASSEL Hall Guard, Y-Teens, HSH Aide. HELEN VELAZQUEZ World Affairs Club, Human Relations Club, Library Aide, Teacher's Aide. HARVEY VESHA Hall Guard, S.C. Representative, Teacher's Aide, Intramurals. ROY VICNEULLE World Affairs Club, Checkers Club. MARY ANN VISI Gym Leader, S.C. Representative, Hall Cuard, Intramurals. MARGARET VOELZOW HSH Checker, Office Aide. 113 EDYTHE VOSS Choir, Tcrp Staff, S.C. Representative, FTA, LORI VOSS Math Honorary, FTA, S.C. Aide, Intramurals. JAMES B. WADSWORTH THOMAS J. WAHL BEVERLY WALCZESKY taff, rary, Library ide, World Affairs Club--Sec. ERNEST D. WALKER, JR. Wrestling, Hall Guard. MARCIA WARD FNA, Council on Human Relations, Volunteer Work. PAMELA WARD Girls' Glee Club, Tea Room, Office Aide, Cafeteria Aide. DAVID WARNER MARILYN WATKINS Y-Teens, Girls' Glee Club, Hall Guard, Intramurals. JACQUELINE A. WATSON Orchestra, Human Relations Club, HSH Checker, Intramurals. RICHARD WEIGEL Nat. Merit, Semi-Finalist, Math Honorary, World Affairs Club, HSH Chairman. CHARLES WEIL Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, J.V. Football, J.V. Basketball. JEANNINE WATSON 114 SHARON NANCY ANN WEIN GARTNER WELKY Varsity Cheerleader, Gym Leader's, Choir, Teacher's Aide. NANCY WELLMAN Radio Announcer, Y-Teens, HSH Checker, Intramurals. WENDELL RICHARD A. WELLMAN WENDELL Teacher's Aide. ELIZABETH A. WERB LNHS, Orchestra, Choir, Gym Leaders. LYNDA WHITE Teacher's Aide, Cafeteria Aide, HSH Checker. CATHY WILHELM Marsh-Mellos, Gym Leaders, Teacher's Aide, Choir. SHARON LYNN WILLIAMS Y-Teens, Girls Glee Club, Variety Show, Cafeteria Aide ART WINTER J.V. Wrestling, Noon Movie Aide. JAMES A. WINTERS Track, Stage Production. CARY CNHS, Affairs C M.irchin Track. RICHARD CHRIS WOOTEN WOODHALL Hall Guard, Teacher's Aide, Intramurals, Cafeteria Aide. DALE WORK LNHS, Stage Band, W.B.G.E. Representative. 115 PETER WRIGHT Noon Movie Operator, S.C. Representative, 12B Class Legislature MARK WURZ J.V. Football, HSH Chairman, Hall Cuard, S.C Representative. JAMES B. WYBURN Marching Band, Choir, Mixed Chorus, Intramurals. HARRY G. YAEGER Marching and Concert Band, Key Club, HSH Chairman, Cafeteria Aide. JAMES YANOK J.V. Football, J.V. Basketball, S.C. Representative, Hall Guard. UN DA YONEK Interpreter Staff, Majorettes, Choir, Standards Welfare Committee. MITCHELL YUNIS Visual Aide. RICHARD ZAPPONI Varsity Bowling, HSH Chairman. UNDA ZORETICH National Thespian Society, Drama, Gym Leader, Antic Marne , Thieves Carnival . RUTH A. ZOTHNER Y-Teens, Girls Glee Club. ANNETTE BARBARA ANN ZUB RICKY ZURKO Rhythemette, Hall Guard, Girls Glee Club, S.C. Rep-, resentative. The Class Motto for the One Hundredth and Sixth Graduating Class of June 19, 1966: Grant me the serenity to accept the things 1 cannot change, And the courage to change the things I can, And the wisdom to know the difference. Class Colors: Light Blue and Dark Blue August Graduates RAY BOLICK Key Club, HSH Chairman, Projectionist. JERRY JERISEK WALTER JURCZYK TOM LAMODA PAM LEE BRUCE MARTENS CLADYS J. MILLER JAMES MOORE Hall Cuard, Cafeteria Chairman, Office Aide. DOUC JAMES O’MALLEY DIANNA PLESZ MURAUSKI Teacher's Aide, Hall Cuard, HSH Checker, Cafeteria Aide. 117 LESUE E. SMYERS Teacher’s Aide, Intramurals. JAMES REACAN CHARLES SCHNELL VAUGHN LARRY SMYERS SHRANKO Biology Club, Projectionist, Lab Aide, Hall Guard. NANCY VAN JOHN WEAVER DANA WORKMAN JAMES YOUNG KANNEL Mixed Chorus, Boy's Cafeteria Aide. Glee Club. The highlight of the senior year is graduation. JUNE “66” ns The Senior Prom takes the spotlight a week before graduation. x. MISS DOLORES LUCKAY SHARON FULTON LOUISE BURKHART JANET HESS Advisor Activities Faculty and Seniors Academics Associate Editors LINDA ANDERSON DORLENE BETTS SANDY BOEHMER VICKI BROWN MARGE EASTON KAREN MATYASZEK GAIL MOORE VIRCINIA O'DONNELL KAY SAUER BARBARA SHKILEVICH CHERYL VASKO CHERYL WALDECK CAROL THOMPSON DENNIS MURAWSKI Patrons Advertisements DANIEL ABRAMS Editor and Sports A Abet, B.; 34 Abrams, D.; 26.27.35,56,78,109,119 Addison, F.; 38,78 Aker, C.; 34 Albcrry, L.; 69,78 Alexander, D.; 18,19,38,56 Alioa, V.; 30,31,78 Allan, C.; 78 Allen, D.; 78 Allen, C.; 30,36 Anderachik, S.; 19 Anderson, J.; 78 Anderson, L.; 23,26,41,78 Apclt, C.j 66 Armstrong, B.; 40 Aumiller, R.; 26,79 B Babinec, J.; 79 Babinchek, C.; 44,79 Bacbcrle. 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J.; 38,97 Krell, J.; 38,54,97 121 Krcutzberg, J.; 31 Krcutzfield, C.; 97 Krist, C.; 16 Krist, S.; 16 Kristy, J.; 97 Krocger, P.; 42 Kuchto, L.; 30 Kugler, A.; 34 Kuharik, S.; 34 Kullcn, C.; 6 Kurg, M.; 97 Kustala, N.; 97 Kvatck, D.; 97 Kwansy, R.; 15 L Lamoda, T.; 117 Lander, L.; 31,36,97 Langenberg, M.; 46 Lapsevich, M.; 12,13,97 Larsen, N.; 36 Lashutka, K.; 39 Lasko, R.; 2,16,33,61,63,78,98,109 Laucr, K.; 46 Lee, P.; 98,117 Lee, T.; 69,98 Lehr, R.; 31,36,56,98 Lemal, L.; 6,41 Lenches, J.; 4,5,15,17,98 Lesko, C.; 33 Lester, R.; 16,98 Leurs, R.; 61 Lewis, R.; 66 Lisscr, S.; 98 Limoli, M.; 33,52,54,56.60,66.98 Logen, T.; 13 Lombardi, M.; 36 Losh, B.; 34 Luchansky, E.; 37 Ludwig, C.; 5,15,17,56,93 Luhrs, R.; 19,27,37,98 Lukacs, C.; 98 Lyall, W.} 98 Lyman, J.; 26,37 Lynch, M.; 30,31 M McCarthy, S.; 99 McConnell, R.; 99 McCrary, T.; 37,45,100 McDermott, R.; 39 McFaddcn, K.; 100 McGinnis, C.; 35 McCinty, L.; 100 McConigal, D.; 40.41,53,54,61,100 McGucken, J.; 33 McKee, L.; 27.100 McKelvey, L.; 40,100 McKenna, C.; 37 Mackulic, P.; 7 McNceley, C.; 100 Magyar, D.j 98 Majkezak, M.; 44,98 Majoros, E.; 38 Majusick, S.; 98 Mallette, J.; 37,98 Mantarro, T.; 37,42 Manzatt, J.; 99 Marasco, N.; 99 Marek, C.; 99 Marek, C.; 99 Marek, R.; 30 Marsh, C.; 34 Mar ski, E.; 34,36,44,99 Marszal, L.; 99 Martau, N.; 68,69 Martens, B.; 117 Martens, C.; 99 Martin. C.; 2,3,22,40,41,86,99 Martino, A,; 99 Masic, C.; 30,31 Masterson, R.; 39,99 Masttandreas, S.; 27,99 Mattcy, R.; 99 Matthei, P.; 2,7 Matus, R.; 45,53 Matyas, J.; 38,112 Matyaszek, K.; 26,99 Mayberry, L.; 33,41,53 Mcnasyk, J.; 31 Mencke, P.; 56,100 Meredith, J.; 37 Meyer, J.j 101 Miko, M.; 26 Miller, B.; 45 Miller, D.; 37,47 Millet, C.; 117 Miller, J.; 101 Miller, J.; 41,101 Miller, S.; 101 Mills, K.; 37,47 Mireiter, K.; 101 Misciasci, N.; 22,27,41,101 Modock, D.; 101 Moilov, M.; 101 Moody, F.; 101 Moore, C.; 26,27,101 Moore, J.; 35,117 Moore, M.j 101 Moraco, A.; 38,56,101 Morehcad, L.; 40,101 Morgan, J.; 34,37,45 Morrill, S.; 44,101 Morrill, T.; 102 Morrison, V.; 34,46 Mortan, J.; 26 Motil, C.; 39 Mucci, A.; 42 Mueller, B.; 102 Muhchan, R.; 34 Murawski, D.; 26,27,102,117,119 Murphy, J.; 44 Murray, C.; 102 Mustek, L.; 66 Myers, R.; 102 N Nachtigal, E.; 30 Nagaj, C.; 102 Nagcottc, B.; 36 Nagy, B.; 60,102 Nagy, C.; 33 Nahrstedt, C.; 102 Nash, P.; 102 Natco, K.; 102 Nealings, T.; 30,102 Nealis, P.; 34,102 Neff, R.; 102 Nemes, R.; 102 Nemeth, J.; 102 Neubecker, A.; 103 Nevling, R.; 103 Newman, R.; 26,30,103 Nicholson, L.; 103 Nicberding, A.; 103 Nocifcra, S.; 103 Norton, E.; 103 Novar, E.; 46 Novy, L,; 103 O O'Connor, R.; 6 O'Connor, T.; 29,33,53,56,61,103 O'Donnell, E.; 35,38,103 O'Donnell, V.; 26,103 Ohman, C.; 34 Olson, L.; 46 O'Malley, J.; 117 Orsagh, J.; 22,37,41,66 Oszterling, P.; 34,37 Owens, S.; 30,37 P Paler, M.; 22,54,60,63,103 Palos, P.; 42 Panko, K.; 27,33,41.53,60,103 Papas, C-; 53,56,61,103 Papes, D.; 38,47,103 Parrish, C.; 104 Patton, B.; 104 Patton, F„; 34,44,104 Patton, J.; 104 Patton, M.; 104 Patton, P.; 104 Patton, T.j 12,13,47 Paul, C.; 104 Pauli, R.; 19 Pavka, S.; 104 Pawul, L.; 38 Pearch, D.; 37,104 Pecaites, L.; 26,53,54,56,104 Pehotsky, J.; 104 Pelsnik, V.; 104 Pepke, L.; 44,53,60,104 Pettit, D.; 30 Pettit, F.; 104 Pfingsten, K.; 40,104 Pfister, H.; 105 Philip, C.; 40 Phillips, B.; 105 Phillips. R.; 105 Phillips, S.; 105 Placko, C.; 53,54,105 Plesz, D.; 117 Plummer, C.; 13 Pokki, L.; 105 Popham, J.; 27,33,105 Popik, B.; 34 Posch, S.; 39 Poth, R.; 15.33 Potting, N.; 105 Poultney, K.; 105 Pozenel, D.; 106 Preston, J.; 34 Pribe, L.; 106 Pruchs, R.; 37,106 Pryor, G.; 106 Pugh, K.; 30,31 Purcell, K.; 31 R Ramey, R.; 6 Rau, C.; 106 Reagan, J ; 118 Rechnitzer, L,; 68,106 Rehark, J.; 106 Rennar, R.; 31,106 Reust, K.; 106 Richie, M.; 26 Rini, C.; 106 Ritter, C.; 106 Robinson, B.; 34,47 Robinson, R.; 39 Roby. C.j 106 Rockwell, B,; 106 Rogers, T.; 13,106 Rolko, S.; 35 Roman, C.; 6 Roode, J.; 37 Ropp, L.; 33,54,S6,61,106 Rosfeld, C.; 37,39 Ross, D.; 106 Rothgery, R.; 37,44,107 Rowe, V.; 107 Ruple, N.; 107 Ruprecht, A.; 107 Rusiska, K.; 34 Ruskauff, M.; 107 Rusnak, P.; 107 Ryan, J.; 34,46 122 Sabath. S.; 41,44.107 Sabo. M.; 107 Sadlon, J.; 37 Sc. Cyf, T.j 45 Sale, S.; 7.29,33,37 Salem, B.; 26,38 Sanchez, E.; 34 Sanden, 8.; 2,7.36 Sanders, N.j 34 Sander), S.; 107 Sandvik, K.; 27,107 Sargent, R.; 107 Sauer, K.; 22.41,43,107 SauCerer, S.; 107 Scensny, R.; 68,108 Schaeffer, D.; 31 Schatz, W.{ 108 Schleimer, R.; 108 Schlund, M.; 26,108 Schmetzer, W.; 39 Schmidt, S.; 34 Schmitt, L.; 27,108 Schnabel, C.; 14,15,37 Schneider, B.; 37 Schnell, C.; 118 Schoolcraft, S.; 46,108 Schrader. W.; 108 Schroeder, S.j 68,108 Schuller, R.j 26 Schultz, E.; 34 Schumacher, C.; 46 Schwartz, B.; 39,108 Schwartz, S.; 66,108 Schwede, L.; 29,33,41,108 Scott, C.j 37 Seedhouse, E.; 45 Sekulic, T.; 13,17 Seman, B.; 69 Senyak, P.; 4,5,23,40,53,56.72,108 Sesck, J.; 34,106 Shedd, M.; 52,53,54.66,108 Shkilevich, B.; 34,37,109 Shockey, K.; 54,56 Shofncr, R.j 26,30 Shotkey, K.; 38 Shranko, V.; 30,118 Sikora, R.j 109 Sima, P.; 68,109 Simionc, M.; 109 Simmom, R.; 109 Simms, B.; 45 Sinchak, A.; 37 Sirocky, M.; 60,109 Skalsky, S.; 29.33,66 Skolhik, T.; 15,45 Skolnik, T.; 7,22,33,40,45,53,66 Skryanc, J.; 41,109 Slipp, C.j 109 Slipp, J.j 34,46 Smckal, D.; 41,109,110 Smcrick, B.; 41,110 Smith, J.; 26 Smith, L.j 56,66,110 Smith. R.; 31,38,110 Smith. W.j 110 Smyers, B.; 110 Smycrs, L.; 30,118 Smyers, L.; 118 Snyder, M.j 46 Soltcsz, J.j 6,29,33 Spaluinss, A,; 37 Speer, K.; 110 Spencer, C.; 110 Spinks, J.; 47 Stanko, C.; 110 Stanko, M.j 34,35 Stavole, A.} 110 Stemm, S.j 46 Stcmple, L.j 110 Steven), R.j 110 Stincic, D.; 31 Stolley, M.j 110 Straka, £.; 110 Stra)sfurth, B.; 66 Stratford, C.j 18,19,110 Straub, M.; 22 Sudar, L.; Ill Sullivan, J.; Ill Sullivan, S.; 69,111 Supcrlar, R.; 7,33 Sutton, J.; 41 Swinko, L.j 34,39 Swinko, M.j 27,56,111 Szahay, L.; 26 Szari, L.j 36,111 Szymciak, B.; 34 T Tabar, A.; 38,44,47 Takacs, T.j 30 Tallon, B.; Ill Taylor, B.; 37 Tedesco, J.; Ill Terbeek, D.; 6 Tcrwood, E.; 34 Thomas, J.; 31,34 Thoams, V.; Ill Thomas, W.j Ill Thompson, A.; 111 Thompson, C.; 26,27,111,119 Thompson, C.; 46 Thompson, K.; Ill Thorley, R.j 42,111 Tichenor, N.; 7,34 Timko, W.j 111 Tintera, F.; 2,38,53,54,56,112 Tomazic, D.j 19 Tompkins, L.; Ill Toth, J.{ 19,118 Traum, J.j 112 Trautman, L.; 33,41 Trefz, J.; 27,34,112 Tremble, D.; 34 Trembly, M.; 66 Trout, D.; 34,112 Trout, J.; 42,56 Tuomala, E.; 26 Turk. D.j 44 Turk, K.; 38 Tweedle, T.; 42,112 Tye, M.; 40,113 Tysiak, J.; 45 V Valentine, J.; 113 Valponi, R.; 7,41 VanBergcn, R.; 17,113 VanKannel, N.; 118 Vannucci, M.; 47 Vanuch, M.j 113 Varga, L.j 113 Vasarhely, A.; 113 Vasko, C.; 26,27,113 Vassel, C.j 113 Velazquez, H.; 38,113 Velazquez, M.j 26,38,39 Vesha, H.; 113 Vetcsy, P.; 26 Vidoni, J.j 34 Vignuclle, R.; 38,63,113 Viscomi, C.; 6,33 Visi, M.; 41,113 Vitaz, D.j 13,17 Voelzow, M.; 113 Vogel, P.j 68 Voll, A.; 113 Voss, E.; 26,114 Voss, L.; 4,22,27,114 Voss, W.j 46 W Wadsworth, J.; 63,114 Wagner, J.; 6,26 Wahl. T.; 17,114 Walczesky, B.; 114 Waldeck, A.; 46 Waldcck, C.; 38,56,52,53.56,114 Waldeck, K.j 38,66 Walker. E.; 114 Ward, M.; 35,54,114 Ward, P.; 46,114 Ward. S.j 39 Warner, D.; 114 Watkins, M.; 114 Watson, J.; 39,114 Weaver, J,; 118 Weigel. R.; 52,56,66.114 Well, C.j 114 Weiner. P.j 37 Wcingartner, S.; 40,115 Weis, J.; 35 Welky, N.; 115 Wellman, N.j 33,37,115 Wellman, W.j 115 Wells, C.; 15 Wendell, R.; 115 Werb, E.; 115 Werb, I.; 41,60 Werner, J.; 5 Whlsler, S.j 35 Whitacte, J.j 31 Whitacre, L.j 26 White, L.j 115 Whitworth, P.; 34 Wiard, J.; 39 Wiles, P.j 46 Wilhelm, K.j 33,115 Will, A.j 47 Williams, A.; 66 Williams, S.; 46,115 Winfield, T.j 13 Winter, A.; 115 Winter, S.j 38 Winters, J.; 115 Wirzylo, C.; 44,51,53,54,61,66,115 Wisniewski, M.; 34 Wissman, C.j 66 Wodka, C.j 37 Wolf, D.j 35 Wolvcrton, T.j 38 Wong. D.; 37 Woodhatl, R.j 115 Wooten, C.; 115 Wocf, H.; 31 Work, D.j 42,60,115 Workman, D.j 118 Wright, P.j 116 Wurz, M.; 116 Wybum, J.j 116 Y Yaeger, H.; 116 Yanok, J.; 116 Yonek, L.j 26,41,116 Young, B.; 26,34 Young, J.; 118 Yunis, M.; 30,116 Yurichism, M.; 35 Z Zapponi, R.j 116 Zachar, T.j 19 Zatroch, J.; 30,31,33 Zingale, V.j 3 Ziros, J.; 45 Zoretich, L.; 31,36,41,116 Zothner, R.j 116 Zubricky, A.; 116 Zurko, B.j 40,116 123 ADVERTISING J.M.H. 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