Lakeview High School - Epic Yearbook (Cortland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1971 volume:

$71274 Mu gm 2919 2a, gm 2463de $7921! THE 1971 EPIC h SchOOI , Ohio Hig Cortland Lakeview ' him Rmmmm'th-F. m n , um, nywwkw Faculty........... 16-17 Seniors . . . . . . . .. 26-27 Organizations . . . . 44-45 Sports......... 70-71 Special Features 92-93 Underclassmen . 102-103 Advertisements . . 124-125 Closing....'...........160 THIS IS BllllllllG cnumv Your world is a canvas. Every happening adds color and depth. Each day must be colored in by you. Nothing is too insignificant. The picture is your life, what you will be remembered for. Because all too soon the color fades, and then no longer exists. But as for today, COLOUR MY WORLD . . .. Competition. . . Strive- try to be the best. Failure will not satisfy competition. Friendship. . . Flowering up from an acquaintance into a bud. Finally, friendship. Concern. . . Worry about many things- ecology, peace, grades, draft- matters called concern. WWIN ' mummy Good times Laughing, having fun, making many good memories to last forever. 'ty... IOSI Cur LooHng for the answers ty- Ing IOS Cur hav theupper hand FACULTY When we were small, we thought they were gods, perfect and good in every way. Now we realize they're human. They have emotions and feelings just like us. Some of us sneered at them when they made mistakes; others laughed with them. But one thing we did not do was Change them. They were watching us growenot we them. They were stalwart and fierce, humorous and genuine: they were Lakeview,s faculty. m r r; '5 Qty; t; ??kk ? l U 18lFaculty wpposite pagm Upper left: Superintendent-Mr. Roush Upper right: Assistant principaI Mr. Oppenheimer; Principah: Mr.Stocz Bottom: Board of EducationAseatem Mr. Stuart, Mr. Woofter, Mr. Kellogg, Gtandinm Mr. Burkey, Mr. Williams Top: Secretaries-wtandinm Mrs. Grove, $eatem Mrs. Talbott, Mrs. Root, Mrs. Ley, Mrs. Charlton, Mrs. Beaumont Bottom left: Guidance counselor Mr. Orleans; Assistant Guid- ance counselor M rs. Streets Bottom right: NurS$-Mrs. Ellway Facultyl19 Upper left: Language Mrs. H. Shilling, Mrs. P. Cyphert, mot showm Mr. V. Nicastro Upper right: Physical Educatiom-Mr. T. Berkhouse, Mrs. M. Job Bottom left: Home Economics-Mrs. V. Winter, Mrs. L. Hurd, Mrs. C. Streets 20lFacuIty Upper left: Music-Mr. C. DeBerry, Mr. S. Core Upper right: English-$eatem Mrs. l. Shallenberger, Mrs. P. Cyphert, Mandinm Mr. R. Sentner, Mr. S. Sisko, Mrs. K. Novak, Mrs. M. Bowers Bottom left: Math-Mr. P. Villecco, Mrs. S. Corsale, Mrs. B. Miller Bottom right: Art:Mr. A. DeLucia Facultwm ,;: l ,t, 11.9? 5 ; yr, ?.thp n 2 t lfy $V3yhinlmethhikx ?;Vrnndwvxwvf 4- '3 - Q D I z c L.???Fb. Pa. S?NinmnnEY'ngVw . .B......,.. .. L saw :......:1 3.... :3 , ; . .x a. Si? 1. 19.5.2.- 3.. 5?. 2.. .11 c : V. f. U C a F 2 2 wpposite paga Upper left: BusineS?Mrs. J. Rowley, Mr. J. Bacon, Miss C. Mines Upper right: Distributive Education-Mr. A. Rutkowski Middle right: Drivers Education-Mr. N. Curtis Bottom: Social Studies-Mrs. J. Kiser, Mr. G. Gessner, Mr. E. Grekis, Mr. C. Ryan Top: Industrial ArtFMr. H. DeVauIt, Mr. T. Scully, Mr. T. Lacey Bottom: Science-Mr. J. Perkovich, Mr. L. Sherer, Mr. D. Mabrey, Mr. R. Chamber- lain, Mr. R. Gregory Facultyl23 Upper right: Librarians-Front-Mrs. Johnson. Row 1 K. Lewis, R. Moran, L. Carbone, K. Lind. Row 2 L. Johnson, M. Cole, K. Ellway, N. Pykare. MiddIH. Stringer, D. Dershaw, B. Noble, R. Barney. Top left B. Piper, T. Root. Top right-D. Rowley. R. Root Upper left: Cooks -Mrs. T. Lee, Mrs. L. Rogers, Mrs. A. Urda, Mrs. T. Robinson, Mrs. L. Martin, Mrs. S. Kacha 24lFaculty : f ?AQXHIG MW 1mg Upper left: Bus DriverkRow 1-Mr. Cur- tis. Row 2-Mrs. Cunningham, Mr. William- son, Mrs. Root. Top row--Mrs. Fortier, Mrs.Maple Bottom left: Janitors Mr. Baker, Mr. Pauley, Mr. York, mot showm Mr. Freer Middle right: ProjectionistFRow 1-J. Currence, R. Dershaw, R. Pierce, L. John- son, K. McDougal, M. Bettikofer, J. Bald- win, J. Smith, D. Denman, D. Bowen, M. Obradovich, G. Ainsley, R. Devaul, D. EngHsh. Row 2: J. Scott, R. Teffner, J. Robsion, K. Hartman, D. Baldwin, J. Hudek, J. Meffe, B. Beaumont, J. Sparhawk, F. Dority, J. Wilkes, M. Wike. Top row-D. Elliot, 8. Kuhmer, J. Root. Sponsor Mr. Scully Bottom Right: Kitchen HelperkBottom D. Sunderland, T. Diurba, R. Wilson, G. Sunderland, D. Bole. Standing-V. Freder- ick, L. Carbone, P. Jones, D. Hudek, B. Noble, F. Ruiter, J. Fredrika, D. Fowler, M. Redd, P. Perrine .i:n aaxQ- t-uts Facultyl25 SENIORS Yes, we really thought we were great, and if anybody'd ask us who was the best, the answer was simple. We were the best! Actually, we were just a little older and a little hairier. But it was fun pretend- ing. Pretending we ran the school; pretending we knew more than the teach- ers; pretending that, indeed, we were the best. Deep inside, though, where the conscience grows, we were insecure, afraid of the world and the future it held out to us. Shortly, the bonds would be released, not for a summer frolic at the pool, but forever. And thatts what seniors are made of. Vice-Pres.: David E. Rowley Secretary: Judith S. Yovich Treasurer: Kathy R. Palmer Mark E. Bumstead, Ex. Com. Terri L. Challenger, Ex. Com. Roderick L. Everett, Ex. Com. Dana D. Morrow, Ex. Com. Seniorsl29 Gregory P. Ainsley Linda R. Baugh John M. Benner Lynn E, Beda James R. Biggin Charles C. Chaney i X 1 X ' Edward T. Boren Peggy J Clendenning Mary J. Cole John D. Cook Linda G. Brookes Mark L. Carbone Seniorsl31 Barbara I. Davis Lee Ann Durst Suzette E. Durica David E. Denman a , , ,, Kathleen S. Daugherty Cynthia J. Drake 32lSeniors w:?b: ;m .V, 6'33 Debra L. Farr Charles W. Fleischman Linda L. Graham Connie L. Furry Danny L. Greenwood Seniorsl33 Jack L. Harned Deserie L. Heffner Donna D. Hyde Donald L. Jones Dorothy L. Jones Sherry L. Harper Betty J. Hoffman ; s: f , a g Edward R. Harned Ronald L. Jones 34iSeniors Deborah A. Laurich x Ronald R. Komsie Kathryn M. Lewis Timothy R. Lego Andrew M. Marek Seniorsl35 Seniors of M ' w . Richard B. Mercer William A. Marshall . 1? Terry E. May Robert W. Moore Pamela A. Mason Constance E. Montgomery Kathleen A. Mauk OJ Nancy G. McFadden Geraldine M. Nass 38lSeniors Arne E. Niemi Parthine M. Pierce Sandra K. Perris Barry M. Piper Seniorsl39 m Mildred L. Shockey Douglas J. Robinson Duane A. Schaeffer Robin A. Root Patricia J. Russell Nancy L. Slusher Terry Root Robert P. Sharpe 4olSeniors x r x x Karen M. Smith J; ' Lazetta R. Smith Karen L. Stroup mwmawwm Robert 5, Starck John W. Talkington, Jr. Seniorsl41 Donald L. Totten Debra A. Tryon DaWn E. Ward 42lSeniors vwrv-uww-A-z .q-M $?aw Wright Student Council To most kids it was two words in the English language thrown togeth- er to impress the students. Actually, it was to heip the students impress themselves. And sometimes they did. In between the frustration. Meetings were speckled with a little slander; just a little slam. But a lot of ideas. Some new ones, some rehashed ones with a little twist. Even old ideas deserve to be kicked around, even if theytre kicked out the window. The new ideas exhibited a common theme: ttJust a little more freedom if you please, sir. Things were accomplished; things were forgotten. The students who participated in student council won- L der if theytll everforget. , t .e W : Row 1-Mr. Sherer, S. Romesburg, M. Karl, Medley. How They wontt. 2eA. Laurich, D. Winch, C. Brazer, B. Challenger- tsecJ T. Elliott, K. Williams, C. Talkington, A. Kean, 8. Bacon, D. Wilkes, C. Mellott, R. Jones, A. Niemi tV. PresJ. Row 34. Rowley, B. Piper- tTreasJ M. Vugrincic, F. Frederica, not shown: R. Starck tPresJ. 46t0rganizations me w L N ru .4 l D , Organizationsl47 L a ' 7 , . 3.. Row 1 8. Evans, sec.; Pat Zuga, pres.; B. Furry, vice-pres. Row 2-0. Heltzer, D. Guesman, K. Mauk, A. Evans, C. Maynard, V. Borkosky, L. Teuton, B. Saylor. Row kK. Shrodek, S. Schiavone, P. Letwen, A. Talkington, J. Griffith, J. Browning, D. Fowler, M. Medley, J. Storey, P. Williamson. Row 4-A. Kuhmer, K. Lewis, C. Crawford. .J Kahler, M. Fresher, BA Fleischmann, D. Farley, C. Tomsich. Row H. Lewis, H. Griffith, SA Schueller, R. Patterson, D. Bennett, M. Denovchek, T. Gebhard, S Rowley, P Letwen. Hygeia Would-be nurses. WouId-be doctors. WouId-be pharmacists. Even would-be vet-er-in-ar-i-ans. You have to get together. To see a movie. To make a field trip. To hear words of wis- dom. So, to get together, you join Hygeia. 48lOrganizations ;, i , Social Science If you liked to argue, or just shoot the proverbial bull, you went to a Social Science meeting, and you shot the bull and you argued. Mr. Grekis argued back, because he al- ways disagreed. But that was half the fun. The other half was just Iis- tening. More often than not, the kids missed half the fun. Oh well. Organizationsl49 50lOrganizations Epic Staff Advisor ............ Mrs. Bowers Editor-in-chief ................. Judy Yovich Assistant Editor ................ Debbie Laurich Managing Editor ............... Chriss Crawford Business Editor ........ Dave Cox Assistant Manager ............. Rob Starck Senior Editors ................. Kathy Palmer Dee Dee Morrow Organizations Editors ........... Pam Elliott Betty Abbey Sports Editors ................. Dave Rowley Terry Root Faculty Editors ................ Judy Browning Janice Kahler Class Editors ................. Marsha Fresher Dawn Ward Kathy Daugherty Special Events Editors .......... Paula Place Karen Stroup Lee ann Durst Photographers ........ Ed Boren Terry May Copy Writers .......... Ed Boren Mary Cole Terri Challenger Row 1-M. Fresher, D. Cox, L. Durst, P. PIace, P. Elliott. Row ZsD. Laurich, J. Kahler, J. Row 14. Abbey, K. Daugherty, D. Ward. Row 2-R. Starck, T. May, D. Morrow, T. Chal- lenger, K. Palmer, E. Boren. Epic Hate us. Love us. Despise us. But we did it. And were proud we did it. We kept a diary of your year. But it was our year too, so forgive us if were just a little prejudiced. Maybe we didn't get that picture of the time when . . . Perspective is very important. What is beauty? What is ugliness? What is a year? The answer to that question is the answer to a changing yearbook. A different type of reflection, yet a dif- ferent image. Organizationsl51 L .. w mem - L. Sherer, A. Shuluga, sec; 0. Brainard, treas. Row 2-D. Farr, D. Yauger, B. Evans, Row 34. Mease, P. Letwen, T. Weckbacher, K. Shrodek, S. Dawson, A. Barnard, C. B. Furry, M. Lenio, P. Letwen, R. Rossi, 8. Saylor, G. Beda, P. Talbot, 0. P. Elliott, K. Palmer, L. Brookes, G. Nass, J. Macko, K. Hopkins. Row 5o cher, F. Bozek, M. Pitsenbarger, T. Niemi, 0. Lewis. Row 1-J. Stuart, pres; J. Yovich, vice-pres.; K. Mauk, S. Passek, C. Mellot, T. November. Williams, M. Arkwright, S. Schiavone. Row 4--D. Harper, Crawford, Ru Patterson, D. Oates, C. Whiteside, D. Farley, D. Cox, J. Fredericka, G. Urda, F. Fredericka, M. Bumstead, G. Weckba Senior Beta Is it worth it? Staying up late in the night work- ing diligently to keep the grades up. You bet. And you should be pointed out from the crowd for these efforts. This club is an inspiration for those who need a goal. Knowing that you did it on your own should give you a feeling of ful- fillment. Be proud. Junior Beta Recognition. Recognition of brains. Recognition of the ability to main- tain the 3.2 average necessary to get in this club. Self-satisfaction is being recognized for an accomplish- ment. 1 Row 1 L. Addicott, R. Huffmyer, B. Beates, R. Gibson, T. Hopkins, B. Browning. Row 2 R. Rufener, V. Sterchak, J. Ward, K. Platt, L. Johnson. Row 3 8. Pealer, M. Wike, G. Weakbacker, D. Lenio, P. Barnes, J. Griffith, B. Pealer. Organizationsl53 54lOrganizations ROW1H. Mease, D. Farley, V. Borcosky, P. Mason. Row 2H. Storey, Mrs. Shallenburger. Spea kers Bureau , m A little shy when you stood up to give that report? Stammered and stuttered all the time? If you did you took speech. And you learned how not to knock your knees. You learned how not to stutter. And you learned how not to speak poorly. More importantly, you spoke clearly. Buckeye State Government. Cooperation. Re- sponsibility. Boys, and girlso state tried to make it all happen together in 8 days. 8 tiring days. 8 enjoyable days. Row 1oPam Elliot, Glen Weckbacher, Chriss Crawford. Row 2o Barry Piper, Janice Kahler, Rob Starck, Debbie Laurich. Row 1-L. Durst, P. Letwen, treas. Row 2-D. Morrow, Vlce-pres.; C. Williams. Row 3- K. Hopkins, prog.-chair.; K. Shrodek, D. Laurich, pres. Row 4-8. Boyce, P. Elliott, P. Place. How 5-J. Kahler. Row 6 -K. Palmer. Row 7 P. Williamson, K. Hurl. Row 8a. Storey. Not shown: P. Weant, sec. F.T.A. They,re interested in the teaching profession. Why? Because. Because ifs honorable. Because ifs fulfill- ment. Because ifs communication, and thafs what educationiis all about. Communicating, not just words, but ideas. F. T. A. communi- cates to its members, preparing them to formulate and achieve their goals. Organizationsms Distributive Educahon Interested in auto mechanics? Hair- styling? Want to learn a trade? Dis- tributive Ed provided the chance. Here at Lakeview Distributive Ed. had its trial year. It will continue past that trial year. Some students were looking for something more than 8 periods a day in a classroom. They wanted to find themselves. Distributive Ed helped them. 11-: . 10b: . $33,.gv x L W? g . : g ' . R Row 1-D. Teachout, T. Lego, S. Harper. Row 2e-G. Nass, P. Piercet M. Richards. Row 3-0. Wilcox, D. Heffner, J. Biggin, Row 4-L. Peterson, H. Goldner. Row 5-P. Ctenden- ning. Row BeM. Carbone. F.B.L.A. It wasn,t just typing a letter. lt wasn,t just a coffee-break. It was just gaining. Gaining exper- ience Iots of it. Row 1A. Smith, pres; C. Dudley, sec.; Mrs. Rowley, A. Kean, Reporter; D. Root, treas.. Row 2a. Richards, 8. Marshall, L. Baugh, G. Goldner, P. Armstrong. Row 3H. Bridgens, A. Shuluga, B. Smith, D. Ulrich, K. Wis- well, 8. Phillips, M. Arkwright. Row PB. Sines, L. Graham, 8. Perris, S. Halubka, B. Hoffman, C. Furry, M. Wright. Not shown-K. Smith, vice-pres. Organizationy57 Row 1 T. Wechbacher, Treas.; M. Lenio, P. Chair.; Mrs. Novak, K. Palmer, Pres.; P. Zuga, V. Pres.; B. Smith, Secs, P. Elliott, I.C.C. Treas. Row 2-L. Teuton, J. Siebenaller, K. Armstrong, 0. Talkington, B. Saum, C. Mellott, D. Cameron, D. Beaumont, Vi Borkosky, P. Armstrong. R. Bell, R. Rossi, M. Medley. Row 3 -K. Jones, D. Morrow, T. Challenger, B. Williams, K. Mauk, S. Passek, D. Bennett, 8. Narog, P. Williamson, T. November, J. Richards, A. Kean, B. Reese, C. Vesper, K. WiswelI. Row 4-P. Mason, D. Jones. D. Root. C. Lutzr, D. Crislip, S. Durica. B. Abbey, P. Talbot, D. Fow- ler, P. Jones, S. Schiavone, I. Spala, S. Phillips, M. Arkwright, G. Lyman. Row 54. Lewis, J. Haynes, H. Snow, H. Propst, M. Denovchek, C. Heltzel, D. Martin, B. Saylor, D. Brainard, C. Fitzpatrick, A. Shuluga, J. Mease, L. Durst, D. Farley. Row bK. Lewis, D. Ward, K. Daugherty, G. Nass, T. Gebhard, L. Brookes, M. Fresher, 0. Crawford, J. Kahler, C. Whiteside, C. Brainard, R. Sando, D. Oates, B. Furry, P. Place. Row L-M. Wright, K. Hurl, L. Glancy, K. Stroup, B. Hoffman, S. Halubka, K. Bridgens, K. Robinson, J. Storey, C. Annabelle, J. Bridgens. 58lOrganizations Y-Teens Young Woments Christian Association. Whatts it like? Its like giving cookies to nursing homes and to the men in Vietnam. Showing consideration for the ill-consid- ered. Its like giving clothes to people of poor circumstances. Itis like concern. Sponsored by Mrs. Novak and headed by Kathy Palmer, the meetings were held in a relaxed atmosphere where the girls, among other things, learned how to apply make-up as well as themselves. The biggest event of the year was, of course, the Y-Teens Christmas Formal. This year found the ttYms at Packard Music Hall, where this year's president, Miss Kathy Palmer vied for Queen. Another outstanding year for the Y-Teens, yet a typical one. 60l0rganizations ; i Jig ..s 3 xgmdwgt w . Qa- 6K 3 m9 .-. .ix L. to R.-K Stroup, D Laurich J. Browning, J. Kahler, C. Crawford P. Zuga D. Cox K. Daugherty, L. Durst D Ward. Pencraft Staff Do not be misled. Pencraft is mere- ly a sneak phase for ttcrafty-with- the-pen. Every year Pencraft steals from, sneaks from, and bleeds the English department of all the creative writing they can get their greedy ink-stained hands on. Every year they succeed. Why? Because they sneak and steal with discrimination, so you donit have to wade through tons of supercili- ous wordiness. Every poem, every short story, every philosophic essay is a literary gem. Pretty sneaky, huh? Co-editors ......... Lee Ann Durst Kathy Daugherty Pat Zuga Typists ........... Lee Ann Durst Dawn Ward Artists ............ Karen Stroup Debbie Laurich Selectors ......... Judy Browning Dave Cox Chriss Crawford Janice Kahler Row 1eV. Borcosky, K. Mauk. Row 2eD. Farley, M. Arkwright. Row 34. Schiavone, B. Williams. Row PP. Letwen, P. Letwen, K. Hopkins. m ftiftz; t ,I D. Laurich, J. Yovich. Row 1a. Kahler, D. Cox, D. Morrow. Row 2eP. Zuga, C. Crawford, P. Elliott, K. Palmer, J. Browning, K. Lewis, Honors Reading The image of the kid with a large head, a small body, and glasses three inches thick reading Shakes- peare is gone. Honors Reading is not. The glasses usually turn out to be contacts, and the choice of books is somewhat contemporary. No more Thoreau or Longfellow. More Truman Capote, Agatha Chris- tie, or Erich Segal. Organizationsl61 62lOrganizations Row 1-Mr. Sentner, P. Place, Pres; J. Storey, Sec. Treas; T. Schueller, V. Pres. Row 2-K. Mauk, P. Mason, R. Mercer, D. Jones, 0. Root, C. Lutz, G. Lyman, Ron Jones, D. Jones, A. Kuhmer, S. Wilkes, H. Poturica, P. Talbot, D. FoMer, P. Jones, P. Letwen, S. Schiavone. Row 3- K. Hurl, M. Denovchek, R. Sando, J. Haynes, B. Saylor, D. Bowser, 0. Talking- ton, C. Vesper, K. Hurl, K. Daugherty, D. Ward, 8. Halubka, B. Matthews, J. Siebenaller, B. Williams, S. Narog, K. Hop- kins. Row 4 M. Callahan, T. Diurba, R. Hutton, J. Governor, D. Hartman, J. Bridgens, D. English, 8. Wilkes, K. Lewis, P. Elliott, D. Bennett, D. Morrow, P. Williamson, K. Palmer, 8. Passek, T. Challenger, P. Letwen, M. Arkwright. Row 5 S. Price, G. Anisley, P. Monroe, C. Vida, J. Bernard, F. English, D. Kruppa, E. Harned, J. Robson, B. Copeland, R. Wilder, D. Robinson, J. Elliott, G. Chapple, C. Abbott, T. Lance. Row 6-T. Root, B. White, R. Butler, R. Draper, J. Bridgens, J. Bollas, J. Book, T. Hopkins, C. Fleishmann, H. Griffith, T. Niemi, P. Daughtery, R. Fredricks, R. Norg, P. Deemer, R. Gues- man. How 7-0. Dudley, M. Wright, G. Dudley, R. Stringer, D. Denman, D Devaul, G. Clutter, R. Starck, L. McGinnis, B. Beaumont, Jack Harned, B. Piper, R. Barney, D. Maley. Bulldog Backers At a pep rally, who cheered the loudest? in the halls, who made the spirit signs? Who was that group of kids wearing white and blue every Friday? Chances are that the answer to all these questions is: The Bulldog Backers. Bulldog Backers have a mission in Lakeview High School, and that mission is to increase Lakeview's spirit; to rally support for the games; to spur the studentst pride. THIWSQ IS i w-tr: 'r-r'y'Ig , t B Row 14. Mellott, L. Carbone, H. Bell, K'. Mauk, A. Abbott, D. Crouse, J. Ainsley, S. Morrison, P. Armstrong, 8. Waldo, B. Smith, K. Ellway. Row 2-J. Stahl, R. Ruefner, M. Drake, G. Chaney, D. Kramer, D. Kramer, J. Harvey, J. Richards, P. Fleischer, T. November, A. Kean, B. Reese, B. Davis, 8. Marshall, I. Kline. Row 3-8. Pealer, S. Price, A. Palmer, T. Elliott, D. Harper, L. Johnson, K. Platt, V. Sterchak, V. Frederick, L. Durst, T. Weckbacher, D. Jones, B. Evans, P. Sentner. Row 4eV. Nemcosky, K. Shrodek, J. Mease, J. Cook, D. Maryhew, L. Moscow, 8. Boyce, C. Santiago, S. Rowley, B. Fleischmann, R. Guesman, B. Pealer, C. Root, P. Barnes, H. Griffith. Row 5--L. Graham, S. Phillips, M. Lenio, L. Spala, S. Dawson, V. Borkosky, D. Cameron, D. Beaumont, H. Burnett, L. Starck, B. Challenger, D. Oates, C. Furry, C. Lewis, P. Stahl. Row 6-K. Gardner, J. Bridgens, D. Farley, C. Whiteside, C. Brainard, H. Propst, D. Brainard, K. Armstrong, L. Perman, V. Johnson, T. Wilkes, D. Jamison, D. Peterson, L. Smith, B. Hoffman, K. Stroupe. Row 7-R. Teffner, L. Ainsley, M. Hornbeck, M. Ainsley, D. Robinson, C. Obradovich, K. Robinson, K. Bridgens, N. Yount, C. Annabell, M. Medley, J. Storey. S. Durica, G. Nass, L. Brookes, B. Hake, K. Laney, T.- Gebhard. Organizationsl63 Letterman Be fit. Mind and body. You can,t get a letter by just halfheartedly trying. You must put your whole heart and soul into your efforts. Striving to not only better yourself, but to better your school at the same time. Its worth it. 64lOrganizations Row 1-M. Vugrincic. Row 24. Thaxton, J. Harned, B. Piper, T. Root, R. Starck. Row M. Talkington, C. Sylor, R. Matthews, D. Jones, L. Phillips. Row 4-C. Fleishmann, M. Bumstead. Row SoR. Mercer, D. Denman, L. Beta, D. Rowley, R. Barney, D. Maley, H. Griffith. G.A.A. It feels good. All over your body. Exercise that is. Physical activi- ties of all types, for girls of all types. G.A.A. is where its at for girls who feel left out of wrestling, weight-lifting, and other muscle building activities. Muscles were not the clubs goals, how- ever. Healthy competition, im- provement of coordination, and cooperation sounds more like it. Have a ball-go bowling. Row 14. Root, S. Phillips, D. Cameron, D. Peterson, V. Johnson, B. Fleischmann, T. Wilkes, D. Jones, Mrs. Cunning- ham. Row 2-M. Maple, D. Jamison, S. Wilkes, D. Beaumont, A. Barnard, K. Trout. Organizationsl65 Row 1$. Brainard, prog. chairman; K. Hurl, treas.; B. Beaumont, pres.; Mrs Cyphert, sponsor; C. Williams, 580.; J. Storey, vice pres. Row 2eM. Zach, A. Palmer, A. Brainard, J. Mease, K. Shrodek, R. Rossi, B. Saylor, R. Sando, S. Narog, S. Wilkes. Row SeT. Schueller, L. Johnson, B. Saum, J. Griffith, J. Crawford, V. Woliam, V. Sterchak, P. Williamson, 0. Tom- sich, M. Tryon. Row bM. Denovchek, D. Fowler, B. Furry, C. Whiteside, B. Beaumont, D. Farley, D. Laurich, D. Jones, K. HurI,T. Hopkins. French Take a trip. To Montreal that is. Have a goal and work toward it. Every year this club sets exploring Montreal as their goal. Striving to- wards this goal is half the fun of it. The other half is actually invading the unaware city of Montreal. Ex- periencing through sight, hearing, and taste is their reward for their hard work. Meeting your goal al- ways brings a feeling of fulfillment. Mu Alpha Theta Mrs. Corsale. Profession: math tea- cher extraordinaire. The fastest tea- cher in Lakeview with a piece of white chalk. Colored chalk for the triangles. Mrs. Corsale also happens to be Mu Alpha Thetais sponsor. Sheis good because sheis dedicated. Sheis dedicated because shets in love. With mathematics. Mu Alpha Thetais interests are in applied mathematics, computer . ., t . . 4 . . . technology, and engineering. The Row 1-Mrs. Corsale, K. Shrodek, B. Piper, pres.; J. Harned, vice-pres.; S. Schiavone. goal IS to help the members appre- Row 2-D. Maley, T. May treas.; R. Rpot, sec. Row kE. Boren, C. Brainard, A. Shuluga, ciate the realistic vatues Of higher D. Cox, T. Root, P. Letwen, K. Hopklns. Row H. Benner, M. Karl. Row SeM. Pitsen- mathematics barger, G. Urda, B. Beaumont, T. Gebhard, P. LInteIIa. Row k8. Marshall, D. Wollom, ' R. SInchek. Row 7-D. Greenwood, 8. Matthews, H. Griffith. Row H. Chaney, D. Hart- man, R. Rowland, J. Stuart, F. Bozek, G. Weckbacher. Row QeL. McGinnis. 66lOrgani2ations Row 1-T. Niemi, treas.; V. Borcosky, sec.; K. Hopkins, pres.; M. Pitsenbarger, vice-preg; R. Guesman, sgt. at arms. Row 24. Thaxton, P. Talbot, C. Conklin, D. Everett, S. Scott, D. Wilcox, l. Bole, C. Santlago, S. Passek. Row SfK. Platt, L. Hopkins, M. Wike, L. Glancy, C. Annabell, M. Medley, C. Obradavich, J. Stahl. Row 4-D. Jones, J. Brldgens, P. Dougherty, S. Schiavone, P. Letwen, S. Dawson, K. Robinson, D. Cox, N. Yount. Row 5-..D Farley, T. WIlkes, K. Shrodek, T. Schueller, P. Deemer, T. Bangert, B. Parks, R. Snider, K. Fisher. Row 6-P Wysenskl, J. Storey, M. Tran, J. Bplas, J. Bauer, T. Benner, K. Updike, B. Zuga. Row 7-M. Karl, D. Fowler, H. Griffith, B. Beaumont, L. McGlnnIs, B. Plper, J. Harned, R. Root. Spanish Experience. This is the key word to learning. Actual doing is far more rewarding than book-learning. By joining this club, members can par- ticipate by communicating in espan- oI. A totally new experience. mewuva Organizationsl67 Band Band is not Beethoven. A band is not a Nut cracker. A band is not the Beatles. Band is cooperation. A band is unity, brought together by the blood, sweat, and tears of its director. With a wave of his hand, Mr. Sam Core does his magic, turning some 100 odd, indescribable teenagers into some 100 odd indescribable musicians. 68lOrganizations Chorus Expression. It takes many forms. Maybe you cant write a poem, type an essay, or rub your stomach and pat your head, but you can sing. Because when you sing, one of two things happens: either your voice sounds clearly superior to the others, or you can meekly blend in, adding to the volume. Either way you win. Under Mr. DeBerry,s direction, here is what happens: a bunch of tone- deaf whimpering voices are tuned into a very beautiful thing. A thing that is not only expressive in itself, but an enjoyable thing to listen to. Organizationsl69 SPORTS FOOTBALL Pride. Stamina. Defeat. Determina- tion. Victory. Spirit. Conviction. Unrelated words? Not to Lakeviewts fighting Bulldogs. The record t2-7t is unimpressive. The team was im- pressive. If you were a fan in the grandstand, you know. You felt the pride and the spirit. Setbacks. A muddy field-an injured pIayer-inex- perience. Coaches Howell, Sisko, and Golubic faced them squarely. The field can always get muddy; a player can always injure himself. But experience, that elusive pro- cess, was the prize. Experience is the trophy that does not sit in the display case, but settles in the hearts of the players. Maybe next year Well be No. 1. This year wetre proud. 72IS po rts Pymatuning V. La Brae Liberty Howland Canfield Champion W. Middlesex Newton Falls Mathews Sportsl73 Team How Row 1-Coach Howell, B. Matthews, D. Jones, D. Maley, L. Beda, D. Denman, T. Root, R. Jones, C. Fleischmann, D. Rowley, R. Mer- cer, Coach Sisko. Row 2 -8. Beaumont, J. Wilkes, R. Stevenson, C. Clemens, D. Devaul, T. Denman, J. Talkington, K. Phillips, C. Ulbright, C. Sayler, K. Kennedy, Mgr. Not shown: M. Vugrincic, Coach Golubic. Seniors Mbova Row 1 0. Denman, R. Jones, R. Mercer, D. Maley. Row 2 D. Rowley, L. Beda, D. Jones, 8. Matthews, C. Fleischmann. Not shown: T. Root. 74lSports 5 H S t r o o. S D. Denm n and D. 76lSports SportsN? 78iSports CROSS COUNTRY Theyire a team; yet theyire individ- uals who came together to run; to achieve. Sure they practiced togeth- er, they exercised together, but the ones who excelled were up with the sun, running to a pace they had set by themselves. Desire. The key word to success at being an individual. Self-motiva- tions. Not everyone has it; very few use it. Lakeviewis Cross Country team had it. They used it and it paid off with a winning season. Richard Barney was the word syn- onymous with ttCross Country this year; he and his legs went to the county and district finals to win him- self a place in state competition. A year to be proud of and remem- bered. SportsHQ 80lSports Opposite right: Standing4. Thaxton, T. Abbey, R. Barney, H. Griffith, J. Fredericka, F. Warren, M. Zienkiewicz, M. Karl, J. Elliott, L. Nelson, R. Gibson, Coach Gessner. Sitting-D. Theis, R. Guesman, A. Burnett, S. Jones, mot showm, W. Zienkiewicz. 4? a; w w 9' f i, I a :Hiygq Sporty81 Row 1 Mr. Core, J. Kellogg, I. Bole, D. Huffmyer, R. Rufener, K. Smail, S. Stewart, D. Kovarik, K. Durst, D. Root, R. Sinchak, G. Oaks, R. Holko, R. Bell, T. Jones, K. Durst. Row 2 0. Ulrich, G. Beda, K. Con- klin, L. Hazel, P. Meinke, C. Matthews, D. Drengacs, B. Saylor, L. Teuton, R. Rossi, L. Lee, M. Caldwell, C. Talkington, C. Mellott, B, Saum, D. Benjamin. Row H. Brown- ing, D. Sprague, B. Fleischmann, S. Bra- vesky, R. Miller, G. Fink, K. Kimpan, C. Wil- liams, A. Barnard, B. Haynes, D. Hyde, C. Crislip, C. McCurdy, V. Brainard, J. Wil- liams, R. Sando. Row H. Bacon, N. Lam- phear, C. Borland, C. McKenzie, D. Martin, R. Rossi, B. York, D. Gouchenour, V. Ster- chak, L. Johnson, J. Crawford, C. Platt, T. Rush, V. Wollam, J. Griffith, B. Williamson. Row H. Kahler, 0. Crawford, 8. Rowley, P. Letwen, D. Murphy, C. Brainard, J. Haynes, M. Denovchek, K. Hurl, C. Burazer, S. Farley, L. Jordon, J. Sparhawk, T. Wil- liams, B. Marshall, B. Shomo. Row M. Bole, D. Oakes, A. Christopher, K. Hurl, S. Palmer, P. Monroe, D. Wollam, J. Mills, R. Snyder, R. Moran, B. Kocsis, M. Geiger, F. Frederick, F. Burazer, K. McDougal. 82lSports Their marching marvels were not an acci- dent. Band camp was not all fun and games. It took long, hard hours of baking under the hot sun or trudging through ankIe-deep mud. But the kids and Mr. Gore didnlt mind. They strived for the best marching band and proved that they would settle for no less. Top, left to right-Donna Wilkes, Anita Kean, Patty Fleischer, Carol Whiteside, Myra Wright, Terry Novem- ber, Jeanette Richards, Beth Reese. Sportsl83 BASKETBALL VARSITY Developing onets own individual skills in order to have team unity is important in a basketball team. Whatts more important is that there is unity. The nineteen seventy-one Bulldogs were united and skilled. Coach Berkhouse saw to that. When the Bulldogs were on the basketball court, people took notice. Row 1-Gary Thaxton, Barry Piper, Mark Bumstead, Bruce Beaumont, Danny Green- wood, Manager Joe Fredericka. Row 2e Fred Burazer, Mike Vugrincic, Rob Starck, John Benner, Gary Zuga, Frank Fredericka, Coach Berkhouse. 84lSports MMWW Sportsl85 86lSports Sportsm7 CHEERLEADERS Enthusiasm and desire-thafs what cheerleaders try to promote. Dedication tha'fs what cheerleaders need to succeed. Good times, hard work and a lot of sweat. Results-aching muscles, bad backs, shin splints, but none of it in vain their goal was reached school spirit. Below: I. to r.-Pam Mason, Dee Dee Morrow. Kathy Palmer, Pam Elliot, Belinda Williams, Terri Challenger, Karen Mauk. 88lSports Top-Sue Passek, Patti Williamson, Debbie Bennett, Sue Narog. Sportsl89 Row 1- T. Bangert, R. Fredericks, L. Phillips, P. Deemer, D. Fowler, C. Gisewhite, B. Whetstone, Mgr. F. English. Row 2 -D. Murphy, R. Nadzan, , G. Clutter, D. Devaul, T. Greenwood, J. Kuhmer. JV 8 Not shown, Coach Bono. 90lSports FRESHMEN Row 1- Mr. Sentner, coach; Jay Walton, Doug Wilcox, Bob Rossi, Mark Smith, Bill Talkington, Chester Wajda, Barry Scott, manager. Row 2 Art Yauger, Jim Book, Mike Zienkiewicz, Steve Metheny, Tim Har- ris, Gary Chapple, Lee Stringer. Below Row 1-8. Pealer, B. Pealer. Row 2-B. Challenger, T. Elliott. Top-K. Platt. Sportsl91 meww 94lSpecial Events Above Colleen Mellott, sophomore atten- dant; Judy Yovich, senior attendant; Denise Dan, former queen; Terri Challenger, queen; Pam Mason, senior attendant; Doraine Root, maid-of-honor; Theresa Elliot, freshman at- tendant; Janette Richards, junior attendant. Bottom right: Dave Rowley, co-captain; Terri Challenger, queen; Dave Denman, co-cap- tain. Opposite page: Terri Challenger and Buddy Hite, queen and escort. Special Eventsws 96lSpecial Events Homecoming This year the rain poured down during our homecoming game against West Middlesex. However by half time the rain had become a drizzle, as Miss Terri Challenger was named the 1970 Homecoming Queen. After the game the cere- mony moved inside and festivities continued beautifully to the theme of COLOR MY WORLD. The queen was crowned by last yearts queen, Denise Dan. Music for dancing was provided by THE MINT. The end of the evening found the queen and her court dining at The Living Room. aimlwa- :. w w e ; wiggm 7K Opposite page: Upper right junior atten- dant and escort, Janette Richards and Mitch Callahan. Lower right senior attendant and escort, Judy Yovich and Dave Rowley. Lower left senior attendant and escort Pam Mason and Mike Sentner. Upper left maid-of-honor and escort, Dor- aine Root and John Benner. Lower left-sophomore attendant and es- cort, Colleen Mellott and Don Nadzan. Lower right freshman attendant and es- cort, Theresa Elliott and Rick Hutton. Special Eventsl97 QBISpecial Events mewww Homecoming Committee Top: Row 1-Pam Elliot, Lee Ann Durst, Paula Place. Row 2-Kathy Palmer, Karen Stroup, Dee Dee Morrow. Row kRenee Rossi, Terry Schueller, Karen Mauk, Lee Ann Johnson. Lower left: Group, THE MINT. ABOVE: MC, Paula Place Special Eventsl99 lSpecial Events Imagine a nineteen-year-old boy on trial for the murder of his father. Picture a jury of twelve angry men. The students of Lakeview High School presented Reginald Rose's TWELVE ANGRY MEN on Decem- ber 4th and 5th. The jury, com- prised of people of varying social backgrounds, was torn between the verdict of guilty or innocent. After many heated arguments, the decision was reached that the boy was not guilty. The Crew Director ........ Mrs. Shallenberger Student Director ...... Karen Stroup Stage Manager ......... Jan Mease Prompter ........ Lee Ann Johnson Scenery .............. Tim Neimi Jim Root Jay Sparhawk Terry Schueller Lighting ........... Steve Kuhmer Jim Kuhmer Greg Sunderland The Cast Foreman Juror No. Juror No. Juror No. Juror No. Juror No. Juror No. Juror No. Juror No. Juror No. Juror No. Juror No. Guard . . Clerk . . . Judge . . of the Jury . . . Ralph Sinchak Two ...... Cheryl Gisewhite Three ....... Debbie Fowler Four .......... Carol Lewis Five ......... Anne Palmer Six .......... Lisa Carbone Seven ....... Brenda Furry Eight ......... Joan Storey Nine .......... Paula Place Ten ..... . . Kim Hopkins Eleven ..... Janice Taninecz Twelve ........ John Bollas ............. Gary Travers ............. Karen Stroup .............. Mike Geiger Special EventsHO1 N E M S S A L C R E D N U 104lJuniors Juniors The Junior Class of Lakeview High School, guided by sponsor Thom- as V. Lacey, ran the concession stand, sponsored a dance, had a candy drive, and sold sweat shirts, all in an effort for a new and dif- ferent prom. This class, no excep- tion to preceding Junior classes, had desire, determination, and a normal greed for money. Left to right the executive committe was comprised of; Mike Vugrincic, Anita Kean, Mike Pitzenbarger, Frank Fredericka, Dottie Harper, Mitch Callahan, Joan Storey, and Don Harpe r. . Abbot Ainsley . Arkwright . Armstrong Baldwin . Beard :UF'UEFZD . Beaumont . Beaumont Bole . Borkosky . Bowen Bozek mU pUm C. Brainard J. Bridgens . Bridgens Burazer 71X M. Callahan D. Cameron . Cleckner Como Crouse . Dann . Davis . Dawson wozpww Denman Diurba Downing . Drangacs . Elliot . Elliot ZUUT'T'T4 JuniorsHOS 106lJuniors f-TIZUOI'HX I I O F 0 Z XUF-Uopu 0 :-0;0.0 . Ellway . Evans . Fike . Fitzpatrick . Fredericka Fredericka . Geiger . Gisewhite Glover . Goldner . Griffith . Guesman Hear . Harper . Harper Harvey . Heffner . Hopkins Hiedek Hutton . Jameson Johnson . Johnston . Jones .Jones . Karl . Kean Kish . Kocsis . Kowalczyk . Kramer D. V. S. T. M P Kramer Kruppa Kumher Lance . Lenio . Letwin . Letwin . Lind Lintela Linville . Lloyd 022003;: . Maffitt Mann . Maple . Maryhew . Mason Mauk . Maynard Juniorsl107 Mease . Meissner . Marshall . Miller . Mills . Monroe UEZWZF Monteneri . Montgomery . Morey NobIe . Olsen Orr 33971105- 8. Palmer A. Patterson D. Peterson M. Petrick F. Phillips S. Phillips . Pitzenbarger Poole F: M. Pykare J. Richards Roby . Rodgers . Romesburg Root . Sayler . Schiavone 0300330!- . Shrodek . Shuluga Simmons . Smith Spala . Sprague Urw+ x 108IJUniors V13 x00 7.951037! Storey Stuart . Sunderland Talkington Taninecz . Thaxton . Theis . Travers . Ulbricht . Vugrincic . Warren . Weant Weckbacher . Wheelock . White . Wike Wilkes Wilkes . Williams Williams . Williams . Wilson . Wiswell . Wollam . Zienkiewicz . Zuga JuniorsHOQ 110lJuniors H11 S r .m n U J Sophomores You are at the awkward age again: not as small as the freshmen, not as in- fluential as the upperclassmen. So what to do? Pile up the credits. Work yourself to death and forget the pimples. Prepare for what is ahead, even if you don't know what is coming. Responsibility. Sense-of-humor. Dedication. Study. Make them not just words in your vocabulary, but part of your life. Dontt just let your hair grow: let your mind grow. Colleen Mellottesecretary Don Nadzaneexecutive committee Mary Kaye Denovcheke-treasurer Patty Williamsonevice president Terri November-executive committee Bruce Parks-executive committee Sue Passek-eauditor Randy Stevenson mot showntwresident SponsoreMrs. Cyphert C. Annebell D. Armstrong K. Armstrong Baldwin T. Bangert E- A. Barnard Bauer B. Beaumont L . Beda Bell Benner . Bennett Bollas . Bowser o9o pm . Brainard Bridgens Bridgens . Brock Buran Burn $90990 Butler Carbone Carbone . Clutter . Conklin . Copeland wxorrp P. Deemer D. Denman M. K. Denovchek R. Dershaw D. Devau! Dougherty 114lSophomores +Fow$ wpomvo mmoeom $09330 Draper . Dudley Elliott . English EngHsh Evans Fitzpatrick Fleischer Fleischmann . Fowler Fowler . Frederick Frederick Furry . Gardner Glancy Governor Greenwood . Guesman Harmon Hartman Haynes . Heltzel Holliday 47X r A Egg??? 12A, .qu ' K. P. ZXUF-OF- Frf-XOE A. B. :bUr-xpja mwawco Hiurl Hutchins Hyland . Jones Jones Jones . Kennedy King . Kinter . Kumher Kumher . Lewis Macko . Martin . McDougal . Medly . Meardith . Mellott . Mellott Morris Mosko Mowen . Murphy . Nadzan Narog Niemi Noble Nori November . Oates . Obradovich . Padgett Padgett Parks Sophomoresl115 116lSophomores FUZFIF Imrrmm FFXl CD5- . Passek . Patterson . Pierce . Poturcia . Propst . Pykare . Rallsburger . Reese . Romesburg . Robinson . Rodgers . Sando . Saum . Sayler wmmpf-U . Sechler . Schueller . Slusher . Snow 5-10-1933 . Stafford . Stevenson xF-F'IIJF-U . Stringer Perman Phillips Price Pykare Roskos Renn Robinson Robson Ross Rossi Siebenaller Sparhawk Stahl Stewart Stewart D. Sunderland A. Talkington C. Talkingmn R. Teffner L. Teuton V. Thorpe C. Tomsich V. Trask K. Trout M. Tryon B. Ulrich K. Updike C. Vesper D. Wagoner F. Warren R. Webster R. Wilder S. Wilkes P. Williamson R. Woomer B. Wright R. Wyland N. Yount Sophomoresl117 Freshmen As the year began, the downstairs halls were filled with many new and anxious faces. The biggest freshmen class in Lake- viewts history had finally been promoted from Jr. High and was entering its first of- ficial year of high school. For them it wouId prove to be a year of many changes, both around them and within themselves. In the fall Theresa Elliott represented the class in the 1970 Homecoming and the Executive Committee was chosen as follows: Pres.-Steve Romesburg V. Pres.-Larry Addicott Sec.-Kerry Platt Treas.-Theresa Elliott Craig Ctemens Donna Wilkes Marcia Corley Anne Palmer 118lFreshmen Christopher Clark Clemens . Corley Crawford Cross Abbey Addicott Ainsley Annabell Arnal Barnard Barnes Bacon Bates Beard . Beatty Brainard R. Bridgen E. Bole J. Breese B. Browning J. Book R. Boylan S. Boyce B. Buran H. Burnett T. Callahan M. Caldwell B. Challenger 0139033 Surir'r'mx prIr-UUS- zszr f-ZFDF-E-X TUUTOF-Up . Dershaw . Diurba Durica Elliott Elliott . Everett Farr Fisher . Fowler Fox . Gibson . Governor Griffith . Grubbs . Hall Harned Harris Hodgson Holik . Holliday . Hornbeck . Huffmeyer Hurl Huskins . Jacobs Johnson Hudek Karr . Keller Kloboves Kruppa . Labani Lau rich Lawrence . Lenio Mahan M. Mann J. McCarthy J. Meff C. Meyers S. Montgomery R. Moran E. Mosko S. Nemkosky Niemi . Newbrough Nussbaumer Palmer Parks Pealer m9?rmo Pealer . Perrine . Petrick Plat! Pleasant Price 7.9331391 Pringle Prokop Redd Redd . Hitter . Romesburg m0339 Root Rossi . Rowley . Rufener . Saltzmann . Sanders crummy!- C. Santiago G. Scott 8. Scott F. Shambarger E. Sherosky Freshmenl121 122lFreshmen L L OO'UZUUJT OZ tmrx$33 . Shriver Sines . Slusher . Smelko Smith . Smith . Snyder Stahl Starck . Starr Sterchak . Stockton Stringer . Talkington . Tanner . Thaxton . Theis . Thorpe . Tomsich . Ulrich . Urda . Wajda . Waldo Walton Ward . Weckbacher Welker .Wike . Wilcox D. Wilkes T. Williams V. WoIIam M. Woomer M. Wright R. Wrightsman P. Wysenski A. Yauger M. Zack M. Zienkiewicz B. Zuga Freshmenl123 MOMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS CORTLAND RETAIL MERCHANTS Ainsley Oil Company Anderson Ford Sales Beauty Tress Salon Biggiws Inc. Bile Barber Bowers Insurance Agency Campbell Carpet Co. Collins Appliance Corner Store Control Transformer Cortland Auto Service 8 Marine Sales Cortland Cleaners Cortland Dairy Cortland Fuel 8 Supply Cortland Laundromat Cortland Music Co. Cortland Realty Co. Cortland Savings 8 Banking Co. Cortland Skating Rink Cortland Tractor Sales CraveHs Hardware Custom Counter Top DiCiacobbe,s Pizzeria Elliott Automatic Transmission Service Greenwood Rambler 8 Greenwood Plymouth Harneds Atlantic Huer Cortland Pharmacy Hutton,s Flowers 8 Greenhouses Johnny s Barber Shop Lakeview Nursing Home Lakevue Cleaning Centre Lake Villas Linville Clothing Love Funeral Home MacGregor Supply Company Measds Sparkle Market Mellott Construction NichoVs SC to $1.00 Stores Payne Auto Body Petrocco Builders Piros Sohio R. B. Market Rechedys Gulf Ruiter's Flowers Schaneys Tavern Services Unlimited Shaffer Feed Service Sprague Construction Sweneharfs Zero Lockers The Lamplighter Tom,s Tire Shop Dr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Treon Tri-Cash 8 Carry Lumber Trumbull Farm Bureau United Telephone Co. Wayne s Sunoco Wollam s Ashland Oil Co. Wollam Chevrolet Wollam Insurance Agency, Inc. 128lAdvertisements SENIOR PARENTS Earl and Rose Denman John and Helen Laurich John and Elaine C. 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Market St. Warren Ohio Compliments of DAUBENMIRE INSURANCE AGENCY INC. RUDY SIMS BUICK Warren Ohio William Sims Class of 74 Kenneth Sims Class of 75 Compliments of DILLEY,S BICYCLE CENTER Warren Ohio DUNKIN, DONUTS Fresh! Thafs us. We make fresh donuts every 4 hours, 24 hours a day. Fresh coffee every 18 minutes 2525 Youngstown Rd., SE. Warren, Ohio 2601 W. Market St. Warren, Ohio AdvertisementsHSS Go in Confidence Compliments of in Clothing from R. A. WILKES GUS ORWELL,S Warrents Leading Store Well Drilling and Pump Contractor for Men and Boys Cortland, Ohio Phone 847-9635 ttWhere its the service after the sale that counts 8. High Rt' 5 Cortland Ohio TStISIUStgptigmBealzggszg? ABBOT SCHOOL OF DRIVING Lakeview High School TIme-Savmg, EffICIent, Private And Wish the Senior Class Teen-Age Instruction The Best of Luck SUPER RADlO-1540 Cortland, Oth 637-1841 136lAdvertisements McDonald's look for the golden arches 4468 Youngstown Road corner of Rt. 422 and North Road Warren Ohio compliments of WILLIAM WIKE general contractor 637-5961 Cortland Ohio Congratulations To the Class of 1971 PLAZA MOTOR SALES 1952 Elm Rd. NE. Warren, Ohio compliments of Campbell Carpet Company Hugs and Carpeting call for appointment 637-1871 Compliments of SCHANEY,S Cortland Ohio CAFE 422 Mahoning Valley,s Finest Restaurant Since 1939 Best in Banquet Facilities 369-2422 Youngstown Rd. Warren Ohio Advertisementsl137 Warren Sanitary Milk Company At Your Door At Your Store Full Line of Dairy Products-Locally Owned and Operated 11Something More Than A Bottle of Milk3 369-1501 1296 Youngstown Rd. Warren Ohio Compliments of NILES BANK CO. NILES, OHIO 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: VILLAGE CENTER MCKINLEY HEIGHTS DOWNTOWN NILES MINERAL RIDGE MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CO. Compliments of KNOWN FOR VALUES Grant City East Elm Rd. NE. Rt. 5 Warren Ohio CAROUS STYLE CENTER Where the Smartest Dressers in Town Shop 372-4180 Warren Plaza Warren Ohio Your One Stop Party Shop BEVERAGE CENTER complete party needs gifts-novelties Open Daily Until 9:00 PM. 374-5661 2035 Elm Rd-Next to State Store Warren Ohio 138lAdvertisements 156 N. Pine St. Warren, Ohio 44481 ELM ROAD TRANSMISSION 3113 Elm Road, NE. Warren, Ohio 372-3589 COOK'S HILLCREST GREENHOUSE 11Flowers by Cooks Artistic Original Plants Design Weddings Distinctive Cut Flowers 637-2900 3 Miles South of Cortland off Rt. 46 Cortland Ohio CORTLAND AUTO SERVICE 81 MARINE SALES 770 Warren-Cortland Rd. Cortland, Ohio 44410 Phone 637-6876 CORTLAND MUSIC COMPANY New and Used Pianos and Organs 141 N. Mecca St. Cortland, Ohio Compliments of CAUSEWAY SPORTS SHOP Congratulations to the Class of171 CORTLAND AUXILIARY POLICE HARNED,S ATLANTIC SERVICE 677 8. High St. Cortland, Ohio 44410 D 81 R MECHANICAL REPAIR Phone 637-3871 RD N0. 4 Box 18 Cortland, Ohio 44410 EVALINES Bridal 81 Formal Attire Cocktail Dresses 228 E. Market St. Warren Ohio 392-6569 NANNICOLA WHOLESALE Stuffed Toys4-General Merchandise Novelties4Premiums4Carnival Supplies Warren-369-1155-Ohio LUCILLES STYLE SALON 4 Operators 637-2901 W. MAIN STREET CORTLAND, OHIO compliments of KEAN ELECTRIC 637-1067 Cortland Ohio SACHS JEWELRY 11The Finest Jewelry Store in Trumbull County, For Your Jewelry Needs Buy Your School Rings at Lowest Prices 118 E. Market Street Warren Ohio Advertisementsl139 TOBIN'S PRINT SHOP 637-4524 1675 Niles-Cortland Rd. MR. RJS FOOD CARRY OUT 1564 Youngstown Rd. Warren, Ohio Ph. 369-4370 compliments of DICK'S FARM MARKET 898-5752 3750 Parkman Rd. NW. Warren Ohio Compliments of MR. 8 MRS. WM. PLACE ELM TARPAULIN CO. Custom Made Tarpaulins 8 Boat Covers Ex. 3-3829 725 Elm N.E. Compliments of PRINCES PIZZA 817 Elm Rd. Warren, Ohio - PHONE 637-7926 w COMPACT AUTO SALES RD. S-Box 652 USED CARS CORTLAND, OHIO HHONESTY IS NOT A WORD IT'S A POLICY Best Wishes Class 171 KIRK, PALAN, KRISTAN 81 JON Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Treon and daughters- Beth, Amy, Meg, Jo, Mikki Cesta 8 Cesta Tailors For Your Best Formal Wear Immediate Service Distributor of Prom Formals Snow White Dinner Jackets 395-6151 124 Pine St. Warren Ohio 1407Advertisements x ...x----.y-a .-.-u..;u.. 9 a Wg 1': N; ,9 ?f ?if 11: M: , $'$ , a , Wig 1a L ff! 1 co FgTLANDTifLE um: Advertisementsh 41 Moe, 5 Style 637-2345 Wigs, Wiglets, Falls, Permanent Waves, Route 193 Tints Fowler 142lAdvertisements MARY CARTER PAINTS 2 for 1 Low Price 372-2410 1361 Elm Rd. Warren Ohio HUFFMYER 3 SONS Horses: Bought, Sold 3 Traded Complete Line of New7Used Tack Compliments of MOSQUITO LAKE SPORT SHOP Rt. 883Mecca CORTLAND REALTY CO. 637-3971 214 Main St. Cortland Ohio compliments of TRUMBULL FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASS'N. Cortland Ohio Compliments of ED BURNICKB T.V. Compliments of JACK ROSS,S BARBER SHOP compliments of BOB KARES AUTO WRECKING Compliments of S weneHartf Z ero Lockers Cortland Ohio Compliments of CORTLAND FUEL AND SUPPLY Cortland Ohio Cortland Dairy Co. 238 Main St. Open 6 AM. to 11 PM. Weekdays Thursday, Friday, 3 Saturday224 Hours Breakfasts, lunches, Dairy Products, Take-out orders Cortland Ohio Advertisementsl143 congratulations to The Class of ,71 Mosquito Yacht Club Specializing in all types of hair cuts hair styling razor cuts Eastwood Barbers located in the Eastwood Mall near Wards 652-4535 Mon. thru Fri. 9:00 to 7:30 Sat. 9:00 to 6:00 WEST SIDE FRUIT MARKET 393-4666 756 W. Market St. Warren Ohio ALBERT GUANERI 3 CO. Wholesale Candy4Paper Supplies Warren Ohio GIasses-Contact lenses Hearing Aids V. C. BIDWELL Optician 400 Eyeglass Frames to choose from 252 N. Park Ave. 392-1576 392-1177 Warren, Ohio NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Gary Wesco 637-8826 business 637-4682 residential CLUB LEON Fish Fry Every Friday 1 mile north of Howland Rt. 46 Warren Ohio Compliments from A FRIEND Bartay,s Sales 6 Service two locations to serve you State Rt. 7 Old P.O. Building 503 Elm Rd. Kinsman 3 Warren 876-5851 399-3163 Advertisementsh 45 SHAFERS MECCA DRIVE IN compliments of Rt. 46 8k 88 on the circle Cortland Osteopathic Medical Associates, Inc. . compliments of Dr. Lamar C. Miller CORTLAND CLEANERS Dr. R. H. Wilterdink 637-4946 202 Main ST. Cortland Ohio Compliments of compliments of GESSNER 8t PLATT Attorneys at Law TRI CASH AND CARRY LUMBER Cortland Ohio Toys and Miniatures of all colors for compliments Of pet or show Buy direct at V2 the pet shop prices. Guaranteed healthy and sound. Love Funeral Home Mr. 8t Mrs. Gerald C; Conley Cortland Ohio Phone 369-3281 HURD-ABOUT POODLES 146lAdvertisements HOT DOG SHOPPE 393-4696 740 W. Market St. Warren Ohio; Compliments of Pettit Sanitation compliments of B I G G l N 48 Appliances Hardware Furniture Cortland Ohio Wayne4s Sunoco 650 South Mecca St. Cortland, Ohio 44410 637-1986 Advertisementsh 47 Linvillets Clothing Shop compliments of 1'1 111311193 t i C rave r T ru 6 ftothinq,$hop A Value Hardware Hardware 8t Houseware 252 W. M 'n St. Cortlandathio Shoes and Clothing 1 For the Entire Family 637-4931 261 W. Main St. Cortland Ohio Congratulations To The Graduating Class Compliments Of 015,71 FARMER JlMts LAKEVUE CLEANING CENTER Cortland Ohio RUITERtS FLOWERSHOP AND GREENHOUSES Compliments of Serving the Cortland Area for Over 50 Years HALL,S MARK OF BEAUTY with Beautiful Flowers Cortland, Ohio 637-3991 1645 Niles-Cortland Rd. Cortland Ohio 148i Advertisements Compliments of NIEMI DAIRY QUEEN Warren Plaza Warren, Ohio compliments of MECCA IDEAL MARKET hmha ,7mm nnx4hx $Q27 ; AWMMW gxm ' Tom s Tire Sales New Tireszetreads Repairs Tom Brookcs Dea1er Corner of 5 and 305 Cortland, Ohio E. K. READY MIX CONCRETE Newton Falls Warren Canfield 872-6682-372-2222 533-3366 Concrete Driveways Are Best Advertisementsl149 compliments of DR. 8x MRS. J, E. SHAFER compliments of JOHNNY'S BARBER SHOP HOWLAND DRY CLEANING 7054 E. Market St. Warren, Ohio J. E. Homan 856-5419 KLIVAN'S JEWELRY Keepsake Diamonds Large Selection of Class Rings 180 E, Market St. Warren, 0th 393-4696 Compliments of CORNER STORE Compliments of DR. AND MRS. JOSEPH L. SHARICK compliments of LAKEVIEW NURSING HOME Cortland Ohio Compliments of GOVERNOR AND SONS Massey Ferguson Tractor Sales PIROS SOHIO CORNER OF ROUTES 5 8t 46 CORTLAND OHIO 150lAdvertisements DOWNS, OPTICIANS INC. 0Q- 'Icw Eyeglasses Made From Your Doctors Prescription Repairs and Adjustments Quickly Done III I . Hearing Aids 1Batteries Ii Repairs All Makes1 217 N. Park Ave. P.O. Box 1308 Warren, Ohio 44482 Dial 395-0551 Compliments of . WOLKOFPS Trumbull County,s Finest and Most Complete Tuxedo Rental Service Featuring the Newest Styles and Colors Including Edwardians in Black, Brown, White, and Pastel Shades. Garments Carried in Stock. 132 N. Park Ave.4Warren, Ohio Phone 372-2002 ZEiIina gut $tain2h 651mm; $hmm MANUFACTURERS OF LEADED ART GLASS AND MIRRORS PO. Box 229 Warren, Ohio 44482 Kenneth Furniss Raymond Furniss Compliments ofa FRIEND Ainsley Oil Company Gasoline and Heating Oils LP Gas Diesel Fuel and Motor Oils 637-8065 440 South Mecca St. Cortland, Ohio Compliments of ROBERT AND KIRSTEN BURKEY Compliments of HOWLAND PHARMACY Advertisementsl151 Anderson Ford Sales Cortland Ohio CONTROL TRANSFORMER CORPORATION Cortland Ohio Compliments of CORTLAND TRACTOR SALES CO. Cortland Ohio Lakeview Booster Club 152lAdvertisements 169 High Street Cortland, Ohio Phone 637-3016 Advertisementsn 53 STROUSS, and STROUSS, Contempera THE BANK OF CONVENIENCE Eastwood Mall Niles, Ohio TH E U N IO N SAVINGS 8t TRUST CO. Warren-Howland Newton Falls ' Liberty Township Eastwood Mall HURUS CORTLAND PHARMACY Cortland 537-7015 Ohio 145 South Street 154lAdvertisements compliments of CORTLAND RADIO AND T.V. 637-4946 200 Main Street Cortland Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 Hutton,s Flowers 8. Wayne Smith pastor and G Ifts 393-2581 293 E. 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