Lakeview High School - Epic Yearbook (Cortland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1972 volume:

my my xn.r i, 1 a. W W? ' V : H1gh30h001 Table' moments We are people. We are young. We are ideas. We felt the times of being seen and not heardQL-no longer is this true. We have now reached a certain point in our lives. We feel the stress of being an individual and an asset to our families, schools, and the human race. We will each set out to achieve our goals, to find our direction in life. but each ofus feels the importance in our hearts of living in harmony with our brothers. Ours is a new and promising generation. We have determination and a lot of love within us on our side. We stand for unity. Welve seen defeats. victories, and Just plain old had days.n We are growing, developing. and learning. Through the pages of this book you will see yourself rand. in yourself. you will see others-thousands and thousands of other young people that are climbing the steps into adulthood. Do more than look at the pictures--realize the lines, the people. and the personal moments behind them. These are our reflections . . . vzmmx V i YOU THE PERSON You help, you care, you are involved. You like yourself, you love somebody. You give, you extend your hand. You are what gives the next guy something to smile about. YOU THE STUDENT You work hard in an attempt to succeed. You participate and give your all. Sometimes it seems to be hopeless. But in the end, you make it and pass. romomans or: YOU THE INDIVIDUAL With the world holding your heart, you cant feel, you cant breathe. Collect your freedoms! Be yourselfoand be equal with everyone else- for no one is more than himself. YOU THE DREAMER A dream is like a floweristarting small and tiny. It grows and it grows, Then finally it blossoms into an idea. This is the beginning. unity; V wya YOU THE DOER You felt the times you wanted to but couldnht . . Do it! Do it now! Do it while you think of it! Do it while you can! If you try-no one can stop you! A person who tries is stronger than anyone who can-but wonht. w w mmwcw REFLECTIONS FACULTY They laughed and cried, smiled andjoked. It was as easy for them to become embarrassed and nervous as it was for us. We became friends who understood and cared. We learned as they learned. Who are these fine people? Lakeviewes Faculty. Upper Left: Secretaries-Seated: Mrs. Charlton. Standing: Mrs. Beaumont. Middle Left: Office personneleStanding: Mrs. R001. Mrs. Ley, Mrs. Talbot Sealed: Mrs. Grove Lower Right: NurseeMrs. Ellway. eOpposite Pagce Upper Left: Superintendent-Mr. Roushe Upper Right: Principal-Mr. Stocz; Assistant PrincipaleMr. Oppenheimer. Lower Left: Guidance counselors-Mrs. Rowley, Mr. Orleans, Mrs. Streets. Bottom Center: School Board of EducationeMre Woofter, Mr. Burkey, Mr. Williams, Mr. Kellogg. mot shown-Mr. Harnedl Upper Right: Math Mr. Villecco, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Corsalc. Middle Left: Librarian-Mrs. Johnson. Middle Right: Home Economics-Mrs. Hurd, Mrs. Smock and Mrs. Winter. Bottom Left: English Mrs Cyphcrl. Mrs. Flannery, Mr. Hilbun, Mr. Senlner. Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. Shallcnberger. Opposile Pagd Upper Left: Gym Mrs. Job and Mr. Marshall. Middle Left: Art-Mr. Delucia Bottom Left: Language-Mrs. Cyphert, Mr. Coldiron, Miss Kucab. Upper Right: Mr. Sharer. Bottom Right: Vocal Music Mr. DeBarry. Upper Left: Business-Miss Mines, Mrs. Rowley Miss Litz. Middle Right: Instrumental Music-Mr. Con: Lower Left: Industrial Arts-Mr. Powell, Mr. DeVault, Mr. Scully. Lower Right: Mr. Leon, assistant band director. OpposiLe Pagd Upper Left: Science Mr. Perkovich, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Doutt, Mr. Sherer, Mr. Titus. Upper Right: Distributive Education Mr. Rutkowski; Occupational Work Experience-Mr. Bacon. Middle Right: Orthopedically Handicapped-Mr. Saraceno; Special Education Mr. Hopkins. Lower Left: Social Studies Mr. Grekis, ML Ryan. Mrs. Kiser, Mr. Bogar, Mr. Long. Lower Right: Driver Educati0n Mr. Curtis. Top: Cooks-Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Urda, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Urbanek, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Zuga, Mrs. Kocka. Middle Left: Custodians-Mr. Pauley, Mr. Baker. Lower Right: Bus Drivers-Mrs. Cunningham Mr. Balla, Mrs. Fortier, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Blascak. Mrs. Harrison, Mr. Curtis, Mr. Addicott; Mr. Whiteside, supervisor Standing. wpposite Pagd Upper Left: Mr. Oppenheimer. Upper Right: Mr. Ryan. Middle Left: Mrs. Miller. Mr. Miner. Center: Mrs. Bowers. Lower Left: Mr. Perkovich. HOMECOMING 1972 October first, nineteen-seventy-one e Homecoming -- a beautiful fall evening. The game, Champion vs. Lakeview was exciting. The highlight of the game was the crowning of the Queen-Miss Anita Kean, Maid of Honor-Miss Dorothy Harper, Senior Attendants-Miss Karen Mauk and Miss Joan Storey, Junior Atten- danteMiss Susan Passek, Sophomore Attendant-Miss Becky Challenger, Freshman AttendanteMiss Debra Winch. Top Left: L to R: Debbie Winch, Susan Passek, Karen Mauk, Dorothy Harper, Anita Kean, Terri Challenger, Joan Storey, and Becky Challenger. Bottom Left: Last yearhs queen, Terri Challenger, Crowns Anita Kean. Middle: Miss Anita Kean. Top Right: S.C. Pres. Paul Monroe with Anita Kean. Bottom Right: Football captains, Mike Vugrincic and Tom Lance, with queen. Top Right: Dorothy Harper and her father. Bottom Left: Joan Storey and her father. Bottom Right: Susan Passek and her father. Top Far Left: Becky Challenger and her father. Top Far Right: Debbie Winch and her father. Middle Far Left: L 10 R: Debbie Winch, Susan Passek, Karen Muuk, Dorothy Harper, and Anita Kean. Middle Far Right: L to R: Joan Storey and Becky Challenger. Far Bottom: L to R: Debbie Winch, Susan Passek, Karen Mauk, Dorothy Harper, Terri Challenger, Anita Kean, Joan Storey, and Becky Challenger. Imagination . . . a fantasy of fun, a step into the bizarre, a beginning ofa new look at life. This year Mrs. Shallenberger took her new ideas and put them on a new stage at Lakeview. Instead of having the usual three-act play, she had three one-act plays. TTThe Bad Children , TtThe Summer Peopleh, and TtThe Lotteryh all excellent representations of Shirley JacksonTs writings. Each of them had strong messages that are sometimes overlooked. THE BAD CHILDREN The Witch .......................... Kathi Shrodek The Enchanter ....................... Tracey Wilkes The Rabbit ............................. Darla Root Anne Palmer The Father ............................. John Bollas The Mother ........................... Carol Lewis Hansel ............................. Doug Huffmyer Gretel ................................. Sue Narog THE SUMMER PEOPLE Robert Allison .......................... John Bollas Janet Allison ........................ Debbie Fowler Mr. Babcock ......................... Tom Hopkins Miss Tilda Babcock ................... Kitty Conklin Mrs. Walpole ......................... Ruth Teffner Mrs. Larkin .......................... Sheila Boyce Mr. Withers ........................ Randy Johnson THE LOTTERY Suzie ................................. Judy Narog Becky ............................. Kathy Williams Tommy ............................. Robert Bianco Martin ........................... Howard Griffith Delacroix ........................... Randy Gibson Hutchinson ............................ Don Devaul Mrs. Dunbar ......................... Brenda Furry Mrs. Watson ......................... Lisa Carbone Miss Bessom ........................... Terri Price Joe Summers ......................... Tom Hopkins Belva Summers ....................... Kim Hopkins Old Man Warner ..................... Rusty Teffner Jack Wilkins ...................... Tim Obradovich Tessie Hutchinson ................... Jan Siebenaller Davey Hutchinson ..................... Scott Teffner Villagers ............................... Jan Mease t Kitty Conklin Randy Johnson Denise Cameron Tracey Wilkes Director: Mrs. Shallenberger; Student Directors: Kitty Conklin, Tracey Wilkes, Jan Mease; Crew: Kitty Conklin, Gay Beda, Don Devaul, Julie Stahl, Kathy Hurl, Mike Geiger, Randy Johnson, Denise Cameron, Sandy Schiavone, Brenda Furry, Pat Talbot, Helen Poturica, Linda Carbone, Joan Bacon, Marge Caldwell, Joan Griffith. 31 SPRING F ESTIVAL Imagine a new world--a world of song and dance, of laughter and talent. Put this ideal on stage. Add paint and canvas, lights and a lot of hard work, sweat and an idea in the mind of an artist. Gather up some people and put them in front for an audience. The finished productethe Spring Festival and Homecoming. Top Left: CourteA. Burnett and D. Winch, B. Beaumont and B. Challenger, D. Rowley and S. Passek, D. Maley and D. Harper, A. Kean and B, Piper, J. Storey and M, Whitehead, K. Mauk and F. Fredericka. Top Right: R. Nori and C. Sayler. Middle Left: Master of Ceremonies D. DcVaul and K. Hurl, S. Nemcosky, L. Johnson, K. Shrodek, T. Price, J. Stahl, G. Beda, A. Palmer, L. Carbone, R. Teffner. Middle Center: Helpers. Bottom Left: The Pealers. Bottom Left, Center: D. Huffmeyer and C. McCurdy. Bottom Right, Center: J. Ross and L. Teuton. Bottom Right: Mistress of Ceremonies J. Haynes and sponsor, Mr. Sentner. PROM People dressed in their finery, eating at the iiTop of the Mallii, dancing to the music of Merry Christmas. People with friends, with lovers. People laughing, having fun, whispering itsweet nothingsii to each other, and fully enjoying themselves. People at Prom. Top Right: Mike Vugrincic, Senior class president. Middle Left: Merry Christmas, group, Middle Center: Mr. Hopkins, Junior class sponsor, and Patti Williamson, Junior class president. GRADUATION Graduation-the end of an era, the beginning of a new and even greater one. We each felt the apprehension of the days set before us, the excitementethe beginning. This year 154 young men and women received their diplomas at Lakeview High School. After years of hard work, and just plain confusion, we reached our goal-now we turn to face new ones. We set out individually to begin to build our lives. We each take a separate path searching separate ideals. We take with us hopeehope for ourselves, hope for others, and hope for what we can do to make this a little better world, because we are here. Top Far Right: Mr. Williams, Mr. Roush. Top Left: Mr. Stocz. Bottom Left: Dr. Augustine, guest speaker. Bottom Middle: Frank Fredericka, Valedictorian. Bottom Right: Marlene Lenio, Salutatorian. REFLECTIONS ..x First Row: D. Oates, J. Siebcnaller, T. November, K Hurl. Second Row: D. Huffmyer, D. Draper, M. Zack, J. Kellogg, C. Ruiter, R. Hartman, P. Daughcry, K. Durst, D. Root, L. Hopkins, J. Mease, B. Reese, B. Sayler, B. Saum, J. Richards, D. Drengacs, C. Mellott, T. Breese, A. Palmer, S. Newbrough, D. Guesman. Third Row: V. Wollam, K. Platt, B. Challenger, V. Sterchak, G. Parks, J. Crawford, J. Simmons, D. Kramer, D. Kramer, E. Bower, C. Santiago, T. Price, P. Talbot, G. Slusher, H. Poturica, S. Wilkes, D. Stafford, S. Passek, R. Rossi, M. Schaffer, B. Fleishman, K. Gardner, P. NussbaumerSFourth Row: C. Lawrence, A. Griffin, T. Downing, T. Elliott, C. Urda, E. Talkington, K. Trout, D. Bowser, S. Farley, E. Sherosky, P. Tomsich, P. Thaxton, M. Arkwright, B. Karr, D. Brainard, L. Holik, S. Phillips, D. Cameron, S. Boyce, G. Weckbacher, D. Lenio, H. Burnett. Fifth Row: R. Cleckner, T. Wilkes, T. Rush, H. Greenwood, C. Heltzel, D. Martin, P. Letwcn, S Schiavone, B. Williams, J. Storey, D. Farley, P. Weant, V. Borkosky, S. Rowley, B. Pealer, K. Prodonovich, A. Kuhmer, C. Tomsich. Sixth Row: D. Ulrich, P. Letwen, D. Jones, C. Myers, P. Williamson, D. Governor, M. Smith, M. Peterson, C. Burazer, V. Brainard, K. McCurdy, K Kimpan, M. Beckenger, D. Drengacs, K. Lee, R. Guesman, M. Tryon, J. Haynes. Seventh Row: K. Beaumont, J. Smith, D. Winch, K. Welch, B. Scott, C. Lewis, B. Furry, R. Gibson, F. Shambarger, P. Deemer, D. Harper, T. Schueller, K. Hurl, J. Fredericka, G. Thaxton, M. Denovchek, G. Zuga, B. Beaumont. Eighth Row: M. Wadja, D. Schueller, P. York, T. Hopkins. R. Draper, J. Bridgens J. Bollas R. Devaul, G. Clutter, M. Pitsenbarger, M Callahan S. James D. Murphy, T. Saum, A. Burnett. QKGWLM A Spirit is the word that moves the school, keeps it together and active. Spirit is the soul of the school. This year the Bulldog Backers were the soul of the spirit. With our fantastic sponsor, Mr. Larry Marshall, we made this one of the most enthusiastic years Lakeview has ever seen! The change of attitude was terrific. The spirit was intensifying. The Bulldog Backers certainly fulfilled their promise of having 1971-1972 school year the most exciting yet. The law-makers of the school, dependable leaders who get the job done-student council. Top Left, First Row, 1. to r.: F. Fredericka, A. Palmer, M. Tryon, M. Medley. Second Row: M. Pitsenbarger, M. Corley, C. Mellott, C. Burazer. Third Row: S. James, D. Winch, B. Challenger, B. Beaumont, T. Elliott, D. Murphy, P. Williamson. Top Center: P. Williamson, C. Mellott, M. Medleyhl973 vice- president, F. Frcdericka-l972 vice-president, P. Monroe-1972 president, D. DeVaulhl973 president. Bottom Left Center: Sponsor, Mr. Sentner. unit: mm ' 44 BULLETIN-RAPPING PAPER Snooping around the halls and peering into the ttunknown darknessh of classrooms the Bulletin and Rapping Paper staffs gathered news and highlights ofthe school year and recorded them for the student body. First Row, 1. to r.: J. Ross, C. Obradovich, M. Medley, B. Smith, D. Johnson. Second Row: R. Draper, J. Bollas, M. Geiger, D. Mason, B. Furry, B. Fleischman. Third Row: N. Yount, J. Siebenaller, D. Guesman, L. Johnson, J. Richards, S. Marshall, K. Wiswell, M. Arkwright, S. Phillips, M. Mathe, D. Hudek. Fourth Row: G. Clutter, P. Jones, H. Poturica, J. Arnal, J. Roskos, A. Shuluga, J. , 1 Bridgens, D. Ulrich. i; j ' . Creativity is the talent of artists. But without recognition, talent is useless. Through the diligent efforts of the 1972 Pencraft staff, the masterpieces of Lakeview High School were not lost in the shadows of art, but permanently captured in the Pencraft. PENe RAF I Left to Right: S. Phillips, P. Letwen, C. Williams, D. Jones, M. Arkwright, D. Sprague, P. Letwen, S. Urbanek, M. Tryon. Working during school, the members of DECA strive for grades, money, and an invaluable lesson in job training. First Row, 1. to r.: C. Root, M. Miller, .I. Linville, D. Harper, Mr. Rutkowski. Second Row: D. Jamison, V. Johnston, G. Goldner, C. Maynard, D. Beaumont, M, Dann. Third Row: T. Downing, K. Ellway, G. Dershaw, P. Morey, A. Patterson, D. Peterson, M. Petrick. Fourth Row: D. Mason, M. Medley, K. Bridgens, D. Bole, L. Johnson, L. Noble. Nimble fingers, a knowledge of bookkeeping, and the determination to take shorthand faster than the girls next to yousthis is the making of a member of the Future Business Leaders of America. First Row, L to r.: M. Arkwright, S. Phillips, J. Richards, Miss Litz, Mrs. Rowley, B. Smith, .I. Bridgens. Second Row: D. Jones, A. Kean, D. Johnson, I. Teague, G. Wade, I. King, R. Bell, C. Brock. Third Row: L. Perman, D. Ulrich, M. Mathe, P. Fleischer, K. Wiswell, V. Frederick, A. Shuluga, H. Snow, A. Talkington. HONORS READING Hemmingway, Conrad, Fitzgerald-famous authors who wrote famous books. Junior and Senior Honors Readinghthe groups that explore the books. Top, Senior Honors Reading, Left to Right: S. Schiavone, P. Letwen, P. Letwen, D. Spraguc, B. Williams, K. Hopkins, JA Measc, Mrs. Bowers, D. Farley, V. Borkosky. Bottom, Junior Honors Reading, First Row: S. Rowley, H. Burnett, T. Niemi. Second Row: J. Siebenaller, P. Talbot, P. , . Jones, P. Dcemer. e: .n 1r LETTERMEN MWW ? Lakeviewk finest-its pride and joy-its lettermen. First Row L to r.: B Beaumont, M. Zienkiewicz, H. Grifflth, R. Gucsman, T. Dickey, G. Thaxton, T. Denman, M. Callahan. Second Row: J. Elliott, R. Hutton, R. Johnson, L. Stringer, K. Welsh, C. Sayler, J. Fredericka, J. Ward. Third Row: Coach T. Long, G. Zuga, M. Pitsenbarger, T. Lance, D. DeVaul, B. Beaumont, R. Fitzpatrick. Physical fitness, athletics, and funethese three things are the heart ofthe GAA, Lakeviewts health nuts. First Row: Mrs. Cunningham, B. Fleischman, P. Welker. Second Row: B. Fleischman, A. Palmer, G. Parks, T. Breese, M. Keller. In the world of film strips and movies, there is a need for someone to run the projectors. The A-V guys fill this need. First Row: R. Bulter, M. Callahan, J. Talkington, J. Robson, C. Wadja, L. Stringer. Second Row: Mr. Long, P. Dougherty, J. Pitsenbarger, J. Phillips, B. Parks, J. Renn, K. Welsh, B. Beaumont. Third Row: D. Davis, A. Burnett, A. Saum, S. James, G, Prokop, D. Obradovich, D. DeVaul, G. Williams. 49 HYGEIA Future doctors and nurses working together, making money, donating to worthy causes. Hygeia-concerned about today, concerned about tomorrow. First Row, 1. to r.: B. Furry, Mrs. Ellway, C. Lewis. Second Row: J. Williams, L. Carbone, M. Arkwright, L. Carbonc, S. Phillips, B. Fleischman, I. Spala, D. Bowser. Third Row: S. Schiavone, P. Thaxton, C. Tomsich, R. Rossi, L. Teuton, M. Shafer, A. Kumher, K. Shrodek. Fourth Row: H.Griff11h, K. Hurl, S. Rowley, D. Oates, T. Schueller, D. Lenio, J. Griffifh, K. Hopkins. t 3. , us '.-r ,p . w, u . . . . 8 Words of the Lord, questioned, pondered, k I I and talked about. People seeking thc truth and :2 j, I l finding it in Bible Rap. :MAM; H .. First Row, 1. to r.: Mr. Doun, R. Rossi, J. Pitsenbarger, B. York. Second Row: D. Jones, K. Hurl, R. Moran, B. Pealer, D. Sprague, C. Lawrence, B. Pealer. Standing: C. Williams, C. Burazer, L. Johnson, I. Bole, M. Caldwell, J. Williams, A. Barnard, Miss Morey, A. Holliday, R. Sharpe, R. Cleckner, T. Downing. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A manls brain is his own only if he uses it. These young people received their recognition for using theirs. Top-oSenior Honor Society, First Row, 1. 10 r.: A. Paterson, T. Weckbacher, K. Mauk. D. Drengacs, K. Shrodek, J. Mease, Al Shuluga. Second Row: D. Harper, M. Arkwright, S. Schiavone, S. Dawson, 1. Spala, P. Letwen, C. Root, D. Jones, G. Thaxtoni Third Row: M. Lenio. F. Fredericka, M. Pilscnbarger, J. Fredericka, P. Lelwen, G. Zuga. B. Beaumont. LefluJunior Honor Society, First Row: S. Passek, C. Mellon, T. November, J. Sicbenaller. Second Row: D. Oates, D. Nadzan, R. Rossi. BUCKEYE STATE Do you know how your governmentls run? Could you campaign for and hold an office? At Buckeye State these young men and women did. It was an experience none of them will forget. First Row: D. Beaumont, D. Harper, S. Schiavone, K. Mauk, T. chkbacher, P. Letwen. Second Row: B. Beaumont, M. Pitsenbargcr, J. Stewart, F. Fredericka. 5l A club for young women, Y-Teens fulfilled the tradition of being socially active. They became involved, stayed involved, and had fun wherever they went. First Row, 1. to r.: B. Sayler, M. Denovchek, D. Brainard, H. Greenwood, C. Brainard, Mrs. Flannery. Second Row: D. Cameron, M. Caldwell, G. Weckbacher, S. Arnold, N. Yount, R. Rufner, C. Mellon, T. Weckbacher. D. Guesman, A. Palmer, M. Corley. Third Row: J. Storey, L. Johnson, S. Phillips, M. Arkwright, J. Mcase, C. Santiago, V. Borcosky, R. Rossi, M. Shafer, B Saum, C. Heltzel. Fourth Row: T. Breese, P. Thaxton, G. Parks, D. Lenio, K. Platt, C. Vesper, V. Wollam, C. Talkington, B. Fleischman, C. Tomsich, D. Farley, C. Annebell. Fifth Row: B. Pealer, A. Kumher, G. Beda, K. Conklin, M. Lcnio, D. Ulrich, I. Spala, P. Lctwen, S. Wilkes, S. Schiavone, P. Tomsich, J. Crawford. Sixth Row: H. Burnett, J. Griffith, B. Pealer, J. Bacon, V. Sterchak, D. Oates, T. Elliott, J. Haynes, D. Martin, P. Williamson, B. Furry, C. Lewis. Seventh Row: K. Hurl, K. Hurl, E. Sherocky, S. Rowley. mag; Future teachers-working with children, learning to teach, learning to learn. Only a few members will go on to become teachers, but all will have benefited from the club. Top, First Row, l. to r.: P. Weant, K. Hurl, J. Mease, Mrs. Bowers. Second Row: K. Shrodek L. Laurich R. Draper S. Boyce L. Carbone, J. Bollas V Sterchak R Rufencr, .1. Crawford, H. Burnett K. Hopkins. Bottom: P Weant Mrs. Bowers. gilli ngumnu :5 n Hr. m...mmm 53 SENIOR BETA CLUB Car washes, slave drives, and hard work filled the Beta Club calendar this year. The highlight that everyone looked forward to was the Annual Convention in Columbus, where Jan Siebenaller ran for state office. First Row, 1. to r.: Mr. Sherer, D. Harpert M. Shafer, C. Mellott, D. Oates, T. November. Second Row: K. Shrodek, C. Williams, M. Arkwright, R. Rossi, J. Siebenaller, G. Weckbacher. R. Rufener, S. Passek, T. Weckbacher, D. Guesman, L. Carbone. Third Row: B. Pealer, S. Boyce, P. Talbot, B. Pealcrt M. Lenio, S. Schiavone, P. Letwen, K. Hopkins, S. Dawson, D. Lenio, A. Kumher, J. Roskos, J. Mease. Fourth Row: H. Griffith, J. Bacon, L. Addicott, P. Letwen, I. Spala, J. Stuart, H. Burnett, V. Sterchak, J. Griffith, T. Breese. Fifth Row: D. Nadzan, D. Fowler, J. Ward, T. Niemi, D. Murphy, J. Kumher J Bollas, F. Fredericka, F. Bozek, T. Hopkins, R. Gibson. 6 , Paw L, JUNIOR BETA CLUB Achievement, leadership, scholarship - Junior Beta Club. First Row, 1. to r.: M. Peterson, C. MCCurdy, S. James, J. Ward. Second Row: D. Huffmyer, P. Meinke, K. Durst, N. Sutlif, S. McMahon, B. Macko. Third Row: N. Lamphear, V. Brainard, K. Kimpan, L. Hazel, C. Lawrence, K. Smail. Fourth Row: B. York, D. Winch, C. Prodonovich, S. Farley, C Burazer, R. Cleckner, E. Bower. Speech-the key to all com- munication. Communication-Speakers Bureau. Seated, l. to r.: J. Storey, S. Passek, D Bennett, J. Maase P. Letwen. Standing: Mrs. Shallenbcrger, V. Borkosky, L. Carbone, D. Farley. FRENCH CLUB Parle-vous frangais? Le club de fran- gais-Les El6ves de frangais cEtudiant la langue, allant au restaurant de frangais, et apprenant. First Row, 1. to r.: Mrs. Cyphert, C. Mellott, M. Shafer, J. Haynes, J. Storey, J. Siebenaller. Second Row: D. Taylor, D. Drengacs, P. Meinke, K. Durst, R. Cross, M. Caldwell, T. November, C. Lawrence, D. Root, S. McMahon, L. Carbone, K. Durst, E. Bower. Third Row: A. Talkington, L. Johnson, V. Brainard, L. Hazel, G. Oaks, D, Huffmyer, R. Rossi, K. Crawford, V. Wollam, C. Vesper, C. Talkington, K. Kimpan, C. McCurdy. Fourth Row: B. Furry, C. Lewis, R. Rossi, 13' Jones, L. Laurich, C. Urda, B. Pealer, S. Farley, T. Rush, M. Peterson, .1. Ward, K. Conklin, C. Lambert, C. Williams. Fifth Row: T. Breese, F. Shambarger, D. Oates, T. Cook, J. Urda, P. Tanner, B. Abby, S. Boyce, C. Brainard, V. Sterchak, B. Pealer, J. Griffith. Sixth Row: T. Hopkins, S James. MU ALPHA THETA Numbers-add, subtract, multiply, and divide them. Run them through a computer and the answer is Mu Alpha Theta. First Row, 1. to r.: M. Pitsenbarger, K. Hopkins, Mrs. Corsale, S. Dawson. Second Row: B. Pealer, J. Bacon, T. November, J. Griffith, B. Pealer, S. Boyce. Third Row: D. Kruppa, T. Hopkins, J. Bacon, R. Gibson, P. Letwen, M. Lenio. Fourth Row: H. Griffith, M. Karl, D. Harper, F. Fredericka, F. Bozek, P. Letwen. LComprende espanl? 43 Sf o no? First Row, l. to r.: Miss Kucab, P. Wysenski, S. Romesburg, K. Platt, M. Wike, K. Hopkins, S. Passek. Second Row: C. Santiago, M. Corley, V. Borkosky, N. Sutlif, D. Gisewhite, J. Swift, R. Dockery, L. Carbone, B. Reese, B. Saum. Third Row: P. Letwen, P. Thaxton, B. Dilworth, D. Kinter, M. Dunch, J. Pitsenbarger, J. Swartz, R. Teffner, B. Maple, T. Draper, M. Petrick. Fourth Row: K. Trout, J. Stahl, C. Annebell, B. Parks, P. Talbot, D Cameron, S, Schiavone, S. Rowley, T. Wilkes, S. Dawson. Fifth Row: R. Draper, K. Fisher, M. Zienkiewicz, B. Snider, P. Deemer, T. Niemi, J. Bauer, B Challenger. Sixth Row: M. Pilsenbarger, R. Guesman, K. Hurl, B. Zuga. 57 58 CHORUS 2X Open your mouth and let yourself sing. So what ifit doean sound like opera, or anything close to it. With the aid of Mr. Deberry, seventeen unmatching voices have emitted golden tones. Top, First Row, 1. to r.: C. Tenny, S. Arnold, R. Wood, A. Holliday, K. Schultz, Mr. chcrry, Second Row: S. Newbrough, P. Nussbaumer, L. Carbone. Third Row: L. Gelnett, J. Mease, S. Boyce, T. Price. Fourth Row: G. Chaney, K. Beaumont, R. Sharpe, C. Scott, J. Ward. Bottom Right: Mr. Deberry. The L.H.S. Band-no words could describe this award winning company. The L.H.S. Band-the best. First Row, 1. to r.: M. Caldwell, J. Kellogg, I. Bole, D. Kovarik, K. Smail, C. Talkington, L. Teuton, B. Saum, M. Shafer, R. Rufener, D. Huffmycr, S. Stewart, D. Benjamin, M. Balough. Second Row: B. Choufman, J. Bacon, D. Clark, T. Jones, R. Sinchak, R. Miller, G. Fink, C. Mellott, BA Sayler, C. Vesper, K. Kimpan, R. Bell, K. Durst, R. Holko, Mr. Core. Third Row: P. Rowley, M. Mellon, R. Sinchak, K. Dale, J. Marshall, T. Jones, S. Denovchek, C. Burazer, K. Durst, D. Root, K. McCurdy, P. Meinke, D. Martin, D. Sprague. Fourth Row: S. Dravesky, J. Roskos, B. Fleischman, A. Barnard, J. Williams, D. Drengacs, L. Hazel, B. Haynes, L. Lee, C.U1rich, G. Beda, C. Williams, P. Letwen, R. Rossi. Fifth Row: B. Mills, N. Lamphear, D. McCurdy, R. Rossi, M. Denovchck, R. Sando, V. Wollam, K, Plan, V. Sterchak, V. Brainard, L. Jordan, J. Williams. Sixth Row: F. Fredericka, D. Wollam, S. Farley, S. Rowley, D. Oakes, T. Rush, J. Haynes, C. Matthews, C. Borland, M. Geiger, P. Williamson, F. Burazer, R. Moran. Seventh Row: A. Christopher, R. Snider, T. Williams, C. McKenzie. REFLECTIONS SPORTS SCHEDULE Sept. 9 W. Reserve A L-27-30 Sept. 14 Hickory, Pa. A L-58-22 Sept. 18 Kirtland Inv. A 4th Sept. 21 W. Harding A W-l6-45 Sept. 25 Malone Inv. A 6th Sept. 28 Canf'leld A L-45-15-P Sept. 30 Liberty A W-34-79 Oct. 2 Boardman Inv. A 3rd Oct. 5 Howland H W-20-36 Oct. 7 JFK A W-25-32 Oct. 16 Labrae Inv. A 8th Oct. 19 Maplewood H W-26-33 District A 3rd CROSS COU NTRY 1971 They felt the stress of the season, the importance of winning, the importance of doing their very best. Our varsity Cross Country team felt the sweat, the aching muscles, the long hours of running-aloneeto do their best. And they did. Each hour of running paid off in the end. They knew the competition. They felt Victory and defeat. The strength and perseverance shown by the Cross Country team will stay with each member a long time. Top: G. Thaxton and J. Fredericka. Bottom, L to R: G. Thaxton, J. Elliott, H. Griffith, Coach Sentner, M. Karl. Top L: J. Fredericka. Team Picture: Top Row, 1 to r: J. Bridgcns, J. Elliott, M. Zienkiewicz, J. Fredericka, F. Warren, T. Abbey, R. Gibson, Coach Scntner. Bottom Row: D. Theis, H. Grifmh, M. Karl, G. Thaxton, D. Wilcox. 65 W uwmwuxwwwnmwwx F RESHMEN, UNDEFEATED Undefeated. A state a team dreams of, but seldom achieves. The 1971 undefeated Freshman Cross Country team savored the taste of victory, at young, strong, desirous team that will soon become a leading addition to Lakeview High Schoolhs list of achievements. Page 66: L: A. Burnett. R: G. Barnes. Team Picture: Top Row, 1 to r: G. Barnes, A. Burnett S. Dravesky. Second Row: W. Zienkiewicz, K. Kagy, G. Jones. Bottom Row: M. Fisher, B. Hitchcock, R. Bianco, R. Hillier. Page 67: Top L: S. Dravesky. Top R: G. Jones. Bottom L: M. Fisher. Bottom R: W. Zienkiewicz. Terry Greenwood Bruce Parks Steve Scott Brian Beaumont Ken Welch Lee Stringer Mitch Callahan Tom Lance Chester Wadja John Ward Rick Hutton Randy Johnson Tom Dickey Randy Szabo Ernie Stuart 70-70 73-73 77-77 72-72 71-75 76-83 81-85 84-84 82-82 86-86 80-23 87-87 Carl Sayler Mike Vugrincic Don Devaul Bill Zuga Bruce Beates Harlan Clark Bill Cleckner Larry Philips Bill Talkington Mike Pitsenbarger Ray Fitzpatrick Chuck Gisewhite Bill Ulrich Mgr. Jeff Robson Mgr. i F OOTBALL 1971 Trying is important. Once you begin to try, you begin to live, perhaps for the first time. Ifyou donit try, what do you do? Nothing. And what is an existence if it does nothing? A nonexistence. So you try until your muscles ache and your head hurts and the odds are severely against you. You are a person who has been out there; youive felt the heat, and you walked into it. Sure, you got burned, lots of times, but you didntt run away before you did. Building a good football team is like building a mountain; you must start at the bottom and work up. Itts pain, ifs misery, and sometimes you feel the Hush of shame. But who feels it? The players, the fans, the coaches, the cheerleaders-the beginning of Lakeviewis mountain. We try and we try and well never stop trying until we reach the top. Bottom Left: Mike Vugrincic Bottom Middle: Bill Zuga Bottom Right: Coach Long 70 Top Left: L. Stringer. Top Middle: L. to r : Coach Marshall, Coach Grekis. Coach Long. Coach Golubic. Top Right: Senior Super Stars? Missing: M. Vugrincic, M. Callahan. Bottom Left: C. Sayler, R. Hutton, T. Lance. Bottom Middle: Coach Long. Bottom Right: Co- Captains, M. Vugrincic, K. Welch. 2 2 OOGNNOOOOOW IIIIIIII: FFPFFVFFI UJUJUJUJUJUJUJUJUJ Pymaluning Valley 6 Jefferson 40 Can field 56 Champion 28 Newton Falls 58 Labrae 60 Liberty 65 Mathews l4 Portage SE. 40 71 Top Left: L. Stringer. Top Right: K. Welch. Middle Left: T. Greenwood. Middle: T. LanceA Middle Right: Coach Walker. Bottom Middle: D. Devaul. Bottom Right: M. Vugrincic. Canfield Champion Labrae Liberty Howland Newton Falls 14 14 0 8 12 0 Front Row, 1 to r: Doug Escort, Lee Nelson, Brian Adams, Ted Kowalczyk, Tom Propst. Second Row: Bill Maple, Jeff Byler, Tim Draper, Jim Whetstone, Dan Geisewhite. Third Row: Coach Golubic, Leslie Stuart, Mark Wadja. Carl Rudy, Tom Siebenaller. John Dick, Tony Petrocco. Fourth Row: John Sinulka. Steve James. Ted Saum, Rodney Devaul, Jeff Anderson, Jim Root, Doug Murphy. Coach Marshall. Top Right: Coach Marshall. Coach Golubic. Bottom Left: Doug Murphy. Bottom Middle: Steve James. Middle: Rookie Front Four. 76 LAKEVIEW BAND Top, Row One, left to right: Jeannette Richards, Donna Wilkes, Patty Fleischer, Melanie Wright, Pam Jones, Terry November, Beth Reese, Anita Kean. Row Two: M. Caldwell, J. Kellogg, I. Bole, D. Kovarik, M. Smail, C. Talkington, L. Tcuton, B. Saum, M. Shafer, R. Rufener, D. Huffmyer, S. Stewart, D. Benjamin, M. Balogh. Row Three: L. Winyard, L. Bacon, C. Clark, T. Jones, R. Sinchak, R. Miller, G. Fink, C. MellotL B. Saylor, C. Vesper, K. Kimpan, R. Bell, K. Durst, R. Holko, Mr. Core. Row Four: P. Rowley, M. Mellott, D. Sinchak, K. Dale, E. Marshall, K. Black, J. Denovchek, C. Burazcr, K. Durst, D. Root, C. McCurdy, P. Meinke, D. Martin, D. Sprague. Row Five: S. Dravesky, J. Roskos, B. Fleischman, A. Barnard, J. Williams, D. Drcngacs, L. Hazel, B. Haines, L. Lee, C. Ulrich, G. Beda. C. Williams, P. Lctwcn, B. Rossi. Row Six: B. Mills, N. Lamphear, J. Volk, V. McCurdy, R. Rossi, M. Denovchek, D. Furry, R. Sando, V. Wollam, K. Platt, V. Sterchak, V. Brainard, L. Jordan, J. Williams. Row Seven: F. Fredericka. D. Wollam, S. Farley, S. Rowley, D.Oates, T. Rush, J. Haines, P. Benner, C. Mathews, C. Borland, M. Geiger, P. Williamson, F. Burazer, R. Moran. Row Eight: A. Christopher, R. Snyder, T. Williams, C. McKenzie. Opp0site Pagd Bottom: Jeannette Richards, head majorette; Terry November, feature twirler; Anita Kean, head majorette. 3 , 1993.3 .. Top Left and Right: Lakeview Pep Band. Opposite Pagd Bottom Left: Senior Members of the Marching Band Bottom Row, left to right: S. Palmer, D. Wollam, D. Sprague, P. Letwen, and C. Williams. Top Row: B. Mills, M. Geiger, F. Fredericka, F. Burazer. Top Right: Assistant Band Director Mr. Leon. Bottom Right: Band Director-Mr. Sam Core. VARSITY BASKET BALL 713 A victory so close at hand-a goal within reach. Each game seemed to be this-an overwhelming Victory or a loss that just slipped through our fingertips. A trying seasontwithout reaching our goals-but there was thought, energy, and desire for next year-a new and better season for the ttFighting Bulldogs? Top Left: G. Thaxton. Left Middle: G. Zuga. Top Right: M. Vugrincic. Middle Right: M. Pitscnbarger. Bottom Left: G. Thaxton, D. Fowlert D. Nadzan, J. Book, F. Fredericka, G. Clutter, B. Beaumont, G. Zuga, M. Vugrincic. M. Pitsenbarger. Bottom Right: J. Book. Bottom Right: Coach Hilbun. 2 8 Top Left: M Vugrinciq M. Pitsenbarger. Bottom Left: G. Thaxton. Middle Left: K. Jacobs. Bottom Middle Left: M. Pitsenbarger, Gary Zuga. Middle Right: .L Book Bottom Middle Right: M. Pitsenbarger. Bottom Right: B. Beaumont. LAKEVIEW3S JVS The Junior Varsity-a team that hustled at every game all year long. Each game seemed to be a victory at the last second, but each victory was a well-deserved win. It took our J.st a lot of strength and hard work, plus that little extra bit of spirit within each of them to make this a winning season for Lakeviewk Junior Varsity. Top Left: 3 Whetstone, B. Talkington, C. Wajda, D. Fowler, W. Zienkiewicz, Coach Sentner, D. Nadzen, M. Zienkiewicz, T. Bungert, D. Wilcox. Middle Left: D. Nadzan. Bottom Left: G. Clutter. Bottom Left Middle: M. Zienkiewicz. F RESHMEN:DESIRE, HARD WORK Freshmen basketball-a team that had little publici- ty and few fans. In spite of these deficiencies, the Freshmen still had the willingness and spirit to go out on the court each game and play, not only to score but to wm. With the knowledge of these fine, young men in her starting gate, Lakeviewts basketball future looks bright. Top, First Row, 1. to r.: G. Oaks, M. Wadjat J. Whetstone. Second Row: Freshmen cheerleaders. Third Row: L. Nelson, J. Pykare, A. Burnett, J. Root, T. Saum, G. Barnes, B. Vesper, J. Pitsenbarger, K. Kegy. Middle: M. Wadja. Bottom Left: G. Barnes. LAKEVIEW CHEERLEADERS Everyone said our school had spirit this year. Spirit like it had five years ago. Signs were made, the teams were supported, and people were proud to be from Lakeview. But who led this new wave of spirit into the school? The Lakeview High School cheerleaders. We Top Left: P. Williamson. Top Middle: B. Williams, J. Storey, K. Mauk. Middle Left: J. Storey, B. Williams capt, P. Williamson, D. Bennett, S. Passek. Middle Right: C. McCurdy, P. Gross, D. Winch, B. Dilworth, J. Wardr Bottom Left: The Pealers. Bottom Middle: K. Mauk. Bottom Right: B. Pealer, B. Challenger, K. Plan, B. Pealer, capt. Thursday, April 6 Liberty-Pymatuning Valley 2nd 1 Tuesday, April 11 Badger Won Thursday, April 13 Bristol Won Tuesday, April 18 Mathews Won Tuesday, April 25 Newton Falls Won Thursday, April 27 McDonald Lost Saturday, April 29 McDonald Relays 4th Tuesday, May 2 AA League Meet 5th Thursday, May 4 Maplewood Lost Saturday, May 6 Canfield Invitational 9th Saturday, May 13 Sectional Lost May District Lost Bottom, left to right: G. Thaxton,T. Denman,H.Griff'1th,M. Karl. Top: R. Guesman, R. Fitzpatrick. , KL; 1. , k. L a Q f First Row, 1. to r.: B. Vesper, B. Whetstone, L. Nelson, J. Whetstone Beaumont, D. Devaul. Third Row: R. Fitzpatrick, G. Prokop, C. Gisewhite, manage0, T. Draper, G. Thaxton, T. Abbey. Second Row: A. Burnett, C. M. Wajda, H. Griffith, .1. Elliott, S. Dravesky, K. Welsh, E. Grekis. Fourth Clemans, L. Stringer. B. Browning, RA Guesman, T. Denman, MA Karl, B. Row: R. Gibson, B. Beates. D. Obradovich, K Zuga, S. James. g ; a; , , , , . ' , ' , First Row, 1. to r.: C. McGlenn, R. Hartman, P. Dockery, D. Drengacs, B. Glover. Third Row: J. Kellogg. K. Beaumont, B. Fleischman, D..Martin, E. Saum. Second Row: J. Siebenaller, D. Fleischman, M. Redd, B. Glover, V. Bowser, C. Burazen B. Pcaler, Mrs. Job. , . ', 5. 90 THE SWINGERS OF L.H.S. A ball lying out on a green, a group of young men with clubs in a field of low-cut grass, hard work, sore back and arm muscles-golf. Our golf team-young men striving for a goal, meeting it, and striving for a new and higher one. Dedication and sweat put into one promising hope-next year Well be number one. Top Left, Left 10 Right: G. Oaks, R. Miller, F. Bozek, F. Fredericka, K. Orr, B. Kocsis, J. Hyland, Coach Hopkins. Top Right: Coach Hopkins. Bottom Far Left: B. Kocsis. Bottom Left: F. Fredericka. Bottom Right: F. Bozek. Bottom Far Right: F. Fredericka. BASEBALL 1972 The 1972 Baseball season wasnlt the most desirable. The wins were scarce and the losses seemed to pile up like stratus clouds. Everyone felt the stressethe players, the coach, the fans. The walk from the dugout to the diamond got longer and longer. Then when all seemed lost, the team rallied and, with a show of future power, defeated Newton Falls. Perhaps this year wasnlt the best, but what the players learned of teamwork and never giving up will undoubtedly show in future records. Top Left, First Row, 1. to r.: B. Theis. R. Shriver, T. Abbey, J. Hyland, A. Yauger, S. Scott, D. Schueller, T. Huskins, R. Wilder, G. Burazer, manager. Second Row: H. Clark, F. Burazer, K. Fisher, T. Saum, J. Dick, B. Beaumont, D. Theis, G. Chapple, Coach Marshall. 96 H mm W 97 F RESHMEN A new era comes to Lakeview High School. New teachers, new facilities, new ideas and with these are born a new type of Lakeview people . The class of 1975. This class has the spirit and pride that so many other classes lacked. These two elements are the soul of the Freshmen and with their determination theytll make it the soul of the school! The class of 1975-thereTs a new day coming. Class President: Steve James Vice-President: Doug Murphy Secretary: Judi Ward Treasurer: Lee Nelson Exec. Comm. Members: Pete York, Cindy Burazer, Tracey Downing, and Debbie Winch. Sponsor: Miss Kucab FOQT'ZE ??PFPO $299p WU OW . ? 0.03?: ?:?:me Abbey Adams Aidbridge Anderson Armstrong Arnold A Bailey . Balough Barnard Barnes Bates Beaumont Beaumont . Beckingcr Ben j amin Borland Bowscr Brainard Burazer Burnett Byler Cameron Chaney Clcckner Cockran Corson Dennison DeVaul Dick Downing Draper Dravesky Drengacs . Dunch Durst Durst 101 ??Frriwri WUUVJVJ?W PUFFUZPUFWW 53905-057573 $330.0. sz Escott . Ezzo Farley Fink Fisher . Fisher Fleishman Fryer Funk . Gearhart Gelnett Gilford Gisewhite Glover Gmucs Griffin Hall . Hallock Hartman Hazel Haynes Holko Holliday Houser Hover Huff Huffmyer Hullihcn Hyke . James Jones J ordan Kagy Kaledo Kellogg Kimpan Knepp Kovarik Kowalczyk Kumher Kurtz 9974.0??? Lambert Lamphear Lawrence Lawrence Lee Lee rrcozo Macko Maples . Marshall Maryhew Mathews McCurdy OOWEWF McGlynn McKenzie McMahon Meinkc Miller Miller www$oo Murphy Nass Nelson Nussbaumcr Oaks . Peterson ZQVTFP Petrocco Phillips Phillips Phillips Phillips Pitsenbarger 98:09? 103 OFUFFZZ t-wzzzzat- riw-hopriri 0.00.0pr wwocrmw Poturica Prodonovich Propst Pykarc Rallsburger Robinson Rogers Romesburg Root Root Rowley Rudy Rudy Ruiter Rush Saum Schueller Scott Sernulka Shomo Siebcnaller Simpson Sinchak Sines . Smail . Smith Stewart Stringer . Sutliff . Swann Swartz Tanner Taylor Teffner Tenney s-osqzxe wpezz Urda Vesper . Wajda Ward Webber Whetstone White Wilder Williams Winch York 105 SOPHOMORES Ilm caught in a dream So What? I donit know where Ilm going to 1m right in between So Illl just play along with you. eAlice Cooper In Between-you donlt know where to turn or what to do with yourself. Youire caught in the middle. Our Sophomore class, with a well-organized executive com- mittee, has begun-with careful planning and all the spirit they have, they will find their way . . . Class President: Bob Browning Vice-President: Larry Addicott Treasurer: Therisa Elliott Secretary: Marcia Corley Exec. Comm.: Becky Challenger, Randy Gibson, Anne Palmer, Kerry Platt, and Donna Wilkes. Sponsor: Mrs. Cyphert warrrl WI-lt'iFVJ ??ZFW 5-5::wa Abbey Addicott Ainsley Annabell Arnal Bacon Barnes Beard Beates Book Boyce Boylan Brainard Breese Browning Buran Burnett . Caldwell Challenger Ch ristophcr 107 IQ. a. 7:7: 03:7; HWH WOW HZP 7rd 1-3-31? Clark . Corley Crawford Cross Davis Dershaw Dickey Diurba Elliott Elliott Engle Everett Ezzo Faw F ishcr Fowler Fox Gibson Glover Governor Griffith Hall Harned Harris Holid Holliday Hopkins . Hornbeck Hudek Huffmycr Hurl Huskins ?iFF-QZ Jacobs Jennings Johnson J ohnson Karr wFr $ . Keller Kerns Kloboves Kruppa Laurich 7.05773 Lawrence Lee Lenio McCarthy Meffe FPDEW Metheny Meyers Montgomery Moran Mosko mzwom Nemcosky Newbrough Niemi Nussbaumer Palmer ?TOVJVJ Parks Pastva Pealer Pealer Flatt WWW c 109 HO FWPZZ Qfla-QZ mowww wwrw$ 5175-762? szs .mwrnfom CTVWTUTU Qwocw . Petrick Heasant Price Pringle Prokop . Redd . Redd Ritter Romesburg Root Rossi Rowley Ruffner Ruiter Ruitcr Saltzmann . Sanders Santiago Scott Scon Scott Scntner Shambarger . Sharpe Sheroskey . Shrivcr . Simmons Sines Slushcr . Smelko Smith . Smith . Snyder Stahl Starr Sterchak . Stockton Stringer . Szabo Talkington Tanner Thaxton Theis Tomsich Ulrich Urbanek Urda Wajda Waldo Walton Siwcosn Ward chkbacher Welch Walker Westfall CWFQF . Wikc Wilcox Wilkes Williams Wollam . 932 mW' - M. Wright R. Wrightsman Zack M lenklewicz Zuga M.Z B. J UNIORS What are friends for? Caring, helping, believing. The Junior class consists of this-friends who care about each other, help each other, and believe in their class. They have been described as ttone big familyii all striving toward the same goal-a funloving and productive Junior class. They hit right on target! These goals were met and they had fun working towards them. Self-involvement and contribution are the basis ofthe Juniors. With this firmly locked in their mindsethe Class of 1973 is bound for success. Class President: Patty Williamson Vice-President: Don Nadzen Treasurer: Gary Clutter Secretary: Brenda Saum Exec. C0mm.: Colleen Mellott, Terry November, and Connie Talkington Sponsor: Mr. Hopkins C. Annabell B. Arp L. Baldwin A. Barnard Bauer Beaumont . Beda . Bell Benner HWQPUH . Bennett Bollas . Bowser . Brainard Bridgens E-UUI-C Bridgens Brock Buran Burns . Butler :osavs-o.h Carbone . Clutter . Conklin Copeland Deemer wwxor . Dcnman . Denovchek . Devaul Dougherty . Draper 70.1030 H5 116 anUs-o FOOWK FKUrIE wowwo UFW3O Dudley Elliott . English English Evans Fitzpatrick F leischer Fleischman Fowler . Frederick Frederick F urry Gardner Gisewhitc Glancy Governor Greenwood . Guesman Hartman Haynes Heltzel Hurl Hulchins Hyland . Jones - Q3 - Gab J, V whiz? mg: m Macko mg ter Kumher Kumhcr K K D. A. J. C. Lewis J. I K. Kennedy 5 C n 0 .J P D. Martin M. Medley C. Mellott J. Morris L. Mosko L Mowen D. Murphy D. Nadzan S. Narog T. Niemi B. Noble R. Nori T. November D. Oates A. Padgett B. Parks S, Passek R. Patterson L. Perman L. Phillips R. Pierce H. Poturcia J. Price N. Pykare D. Rallsburger L. Redmond J. Renn B. Reese J. Robson A. Romesburg J . Roskos J. Ross R. Rossi R. Sando B. Saum B. Sayler R. Sechler M.Shafcr J. Siebenaller T. Schueller S. Schultz 119 120 G. H. J. D. J, 0:9ch 2-me: xn rw Slusher Snow Sparhawk Stafford Stahl Stevenson Stewart Stewart Stringer Sudol . Sunderland Swift Talbot Talkington . Talkinglon . Teffner Teuton . Thorpe . Tomsich . Trout M. Tryon B. Ulrich C. Vesper G. Wade F. Warren R. Webster B. Whetstone R. Wilder S. Wilkes B. Wright B. Wyland N. Yount ,MW f I23 13.33am 9 U Wm a L REFLECTIONS ,, SENIORS Bruce L. Beaumont Howard E. Grifl'lth Dorothy Y. Harper Anita D. Kean 126 Michael L. Pitsenbarger SENIORS When dreams are located in secret places, we must find them and put them in view. We must reach for them, work for them, and try to achieve them. Our lives are placed in our hands now, and we must reach for our dreams and make them become our realities. It is up to us, for now, no one can tell us llwe canltf only we can say llwe canll. The Senior class of 1972 has been special, at least in our hearts. Welve all experienced emotions from this class. We dreamt dreams together, hoped hopes together, and found Joan E. Storey friends in each other. We now must set forth alone and try to achieve our goals and hope that we and our friends can make our dreams our lives. Senior class president: Mike Vugrincic Vice-president: Gary Zuga Secretary: Joan Storey Treasurer: Dottie Harper Exec. Comm.: Bruce Beaumont, Howard Griffith, Anita Kean, Mike Pitsenbarger. Sponsor: Mrs. Bowers Michael J. Vugrincic Gary M. Zuga We felt the reflections of the sea- the pounding, the surging . . . the incredible fury, thetchanging of its moods. V . Sweet, soft waves, ' ' the tingies of happiness for little children, the zest of the anxious whitecaps racing for shore. to;be broken by merry speed boats. ' ' And the terrible thunder of the sea at night. pounding furiously to get nowhere except its boundaries of the. shore. It; will overtake anything in its way, ' i ' It must be free. So, like a man . . . The raging of ideas, the yearning to getriahead, the hope of tomorrowts sun, the pounding within the man. Reflections of his desires--- totget aheadn-obut get nowhereM beyond the boundaries of his shores. Almarine .1. Abbott Marilyn K. Ainsley Mary Ellen Arkwright Daniel L. Bole Douglas A Bowen Joan Ainsley Clark Sarah J. Anderson Donna J. Beaumont Victoria 13- BOFkOSkY Frank 5- Bozek 127 Cheryl J. Brainard Gary L. Bridgens Jeri L. Bridgens Kathy D. Bridgcns 128 Fred F. Burazcr II Dwight M. Callahan Denise J. Cameron Lisa A. Carbone Gladys L. Chaney Harlan B. Clark Sherry A. Clark William J. Cleckner James R. Currence Marsha J. Dann Frank R. Daugherty Donald R. Davis, Jr. Sharon E. Dawson Thomas A. Denman Terry L. Downing Matthew L. Elliott Gary Dershaw Debra S. Drengacs Kevin F. Ellway Terry L. Diurba Deland R. Elliott Ehhea L. Evans Michael G Geiger Dennis L. Fike Cheryl A. Gisewhite Frank L. Fredericka Jennifer Y. Glover Denise S. Farley Joe J. Fredericka Gary D. Goldner 129 Ralph E. Gucsman Daniel R. Heffner Darlene E. Jamison Barbara D. Haer Kim L. Hopkins Darlyn J. Johnson Donald A. Harper Denise L. Hudek Lynn E. Johnson JoAnn M. Harvey Richard S. Hutton Vicki L. Johnston 130 Denise L. Jones Philip E. Kish Donna M. Kramer Karen Jones Shaffer Robert O. Kocsis Victor D. Kruppa Gary R. Kaczur Carol Kowalczyk Thomas H. Lance Mark A. Karl Deborah M. Kramer Marlene J. Lenio AW?,WW 2 , z Dixie L. Lloyd Marlene K. Maple Darlene J Maryhcw Robert W. Maffltt, JF- Sheila A. Marshall Marlene .1. Karen L. Mauk Pamela J. Letwcn , , , g , . , , Paulette F. Letwcn , ' , r v , V , ' Cynthia L. Maynard ' L ' Janet Mease Paul J. Lintela 4 ; ' . - .' ' ' , A Janelle Linville 7 , ' : , , , Mark S. Meissner Bill D. Mills Pamela A. Morey Carol Obradovich Andrea G. Olsen Scott D. Palmer Daniel K. Montgomery Larry A. Noble Mike Obradovich Kenneth J. Orr Alice G. Patterson 135 Darla M. Peterson Susan M. Phillips Jeannette M. Richards Linda S. Roby Kathi A. Shrodek Marcia R. Petrick Elizabeth Poole Lawrence L. Robinson Cheryl E. Root Audrey A, Shuluga Carl R. Saylcr Julia A. Simmons Sandra M. Schiavone Beth A. Smith 136 Irene A. Spala James F. Stuart Harlan D. Swick Deborah L. Sprague Gregory P. Sunderland Irma J. Teague Gary R. Thaxton Debora A. Ulrich Donald F. Theis Paul R. Warren Gary J. Travers Pamela K. Weant Carl E. Ulbricht Teena L. Weckbacher 137 138 William T. Wike James A Wilkes Tracey L. Wilkes Ronald L. Wilson Belinda C. Williams Carol A. Williams Gary J Williams Karen E. Wiswell Carol A. Zienkiewicz Matt Elliott Kidne y Fund 139 t E i i x I41 Motors American Motors :: ca .2 m E A REFLECTIONS D vi-RTISEM N 1 s 144 LAKEVIEWS FINEST BOOSTERS Joan Stephanie Bernadette Shrodek Blanchefs Beauty Shop A Friend Sarah Lee Zienkiewicz Cooks Hillcrest Florist London Boy LTD - Fish n Chips Sparhawk Realty James A. Gilmartin Abbot School of Driving Mr. David Anthony Walter Myers III Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. SENIOR PARENTS Edward L. Spala Andrew Kaczur Ralph Guesman Steve Shrodek Walt and Nora Zienkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J ames Orr Charles Harper Delores N. Frcdericka Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Thaxton Roy C. Palmer B. C. Drcngacs William Wike William Dawson Anthony Arkwright Verne Hutton Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Phillips Gene E. Weant John Kean Norman Garrison Helen and Bob Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Karl Earl P. Williams Edwin Ellway Clayton Beaumont L. J . Hopkins James M. Griffith Donald Borkosky James Pitsenbarger Ben Schiavone James E. Williams 145 I46 BRENNEMAN HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING Sales and Repairs 637-6976 Free Estimates DUNKIN, DONUTS Fresh! That's 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 COMPLIMENTS OF LAWSON'S DAIRY Open seven days a week 8:00 a.m.till10:30 p.m. Linville6s Clothing Shop Shoes and Clothing For the Entire Family 637-4931 261 W. Main St. Cortland Ohio Join the First F amily Insured Savings Home Loans First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Warren 185 E. Market St. Warren, Ohio 2001 Elm Rd. Compliments of WOLKOFF'S 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.6Warren, Ohio 7716mm 7axeda-5w 6 TUXEDO RENTALS 8n SALES 6 C9 CUSTOM TAILORING 8: ALTERATIONS '6 BOUTIQUE FASHIONS - GUYS 8: GALS 2681 anst. Rd., s.'E. ANGELO GEORGE Phone: 369-3296 CESTA TOMKO Compliments of The Second National Bank E. Market St. Warren Ohio 11THE BANK OF CONVENIENCE THE UNION SAVINGS 81 TRUST CO. Warren-Howland Newton Falls Liberty Township Eastwood Mall V. C. Bidwell Optical Dispensing Co. 280 N. Park Ave. Bldg. Warren Ohio Eyes and Ears of Warren Glasses - Contact Lenses Hearing Aids DOWNS, OPTICIANS INC. :52. flew Eyeglasses Made From Your Doctors Prescription Repairs and Adjustments Quickly Done II I - Hearing Aids 1Batteries 81 Repairs All Makes1 217 N. Park Ave. PO. Box 1308 Warren, Ohio 44482 Dial 395-0551 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 Warren Ohio 147 148 Compliments of CORTLAND TRACTOR SALES CO. Cortland Ohio CAROUS COIFFURES Complete Service Tots - Teens - Adults Above Sparkle Market Cortland, Ohio 637-8851 Compliments of CORTLAND EXCAVATING and PAVING CO. 637-1079 Verne Hutton: Owner 258 S. High Cortland, Ohio Anderson . Ford Sales Cortland Ohio Congratulations from Tamer Win Country Club 1585 Niles CortIand Rd. Cortland Ohio Birthday Parties Private Parties Compliments of . . GESSNER 3 PLATT Ainsley Oil Company Gasoline and Heating Oils LP Gas Attorneys at Law Cortland Ohio Diesel Fuel and Motor Oils 637-8065 440 South Mecca St. Trophy Sports InC- Cortland, Ohio 3425 Youngstown Rd. SE. Phone: 369-2112 Warren 2 Ohio R. B. Market Your Local Independent Super Market Cortland 637-1936 Ohio I49 Congratulations T0 The Class of 1972 Stevie Rose BOWERS INSURANCE AGENCY 150 Congratulations To Best Wishes The Graduating Class from Your of 72 Golden Point The Fa . and the stest Farmer Jlm,s Mostest of the Bestest Cortland Ohio Compliments of Golden Point Drive-In The Friendly Tavern Eim Rd. at Gennessee N.E. Harlan 8; Louise Ratliff Rt. 5 Ohio Rt. 5 Cortland, Ohio Warren Mellott Construction Co. G. E. Mellott, Contractor 250 Cricket Lane, Cortland 637-3741 151 EVANGELISTIC BOOK STORE 584 East Market Street Warren, 01110 Phone: 394-5760 TERRACE NORTH APARTMENTS Compliments of Church 8!. Sunday School Supplies CROSBY-MOOK OFFICE MACHINES 6 Compliments of 522 High Street N.E. Warren Ohio 44483 , 5 , ' 1 K T.V. Phone 394-6676 ED BURN C s Ph. 637-3857 Cortland MacGregor Supply Complete Line of: Mumbmg Hea6ng Electrical Supplies CAROUS STYLE CENTER E. K. READY MIX CONCRETE Where the Smartest Newton Falls Warren Canfield Dressers In Town Shop 372-41 80 872-6682-372-2222-533-3366 Warren Plaza 6 Warren Oh'o 44Concrete Driveways Are Best 152 Compliments of Known for Values Grant City East Grant City West Warren Ohio Except a Cman Z82 33mm ggain C732 Clannnt $122 31112 Eingdnm nf 3512mm 301m 3. . 3 CORTLAND TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH 2576 McCleary - Jacoby Road Cortland, Ohio 44410 Rev. John E. Rasey 637-1421 T0m1s Tire Sales New Tires-Retreads Repairs Tom Brookcs-Dealer Corner of 5 and 305 Cortland, Ohio compliments of DR. 81 MRS. J. E. SHAFER Compliments of BOB KARL,S AUTO WRECKING ELM ROAD TRANSMISSION 3113 Elm Road, NE. Warren, Ohio 372-3589 MARY CARTER PAINTS 210r1 Low Price 372-2410 1361 Elm Rd. Warren Ohio Burnett Pools Inc. 11Where Quality Counts11 3 Miles North of Warren, Ohio On State Route 5 Phone: 12161 372-1725 153 154 DI GIACOBBES PIZZARIA - O t I Hot Sausagzggg? Carry u Compllments of Compliments of Dr. Earl C. Gay SEBURN SLOAN INSURANCE AGENCY compliments of CA RLISLi E,S JOHNNY'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of VILLAGE CENTER ROUTES 422 and 46 LAKEVIEW QUALITY CARE NURSING CENTER Cortland, Ohio Best Wishes F rom Mini-Mart Discount Center Open 77 Hours a Week 9:00 am. - 9:00 pm. Daily Conveniently Located - Large Selection Locally Owned - William and Wanda Hoffman Cortland, Ohio Also with Locations in Windham and Vienna , Soft-Serve Cortland Roller R1nk and Carry Out Chilidog-Sub-Meatball-Hamburgs Jimmy DiGiacobbe - Owner 637-4078 compliments of Village Craver True Dinette value Hardware 238 Main Street Cortland, Ohio Hardware 8 Houseware Serving Breakfasts and 252 W. Main St. Businessmefs Specials Cortland, Ohio Daily 155 156 Compliments of $1? :1: WV 4; Phone: 637.3833 3:9 gay gaudy 3-255 SALON 6. BOUTIQUE i ' 5w , 266 w. Main 5:. 4,13 Coxnand. Ohio mm W Wigs. Sold and Serviced , , Complota Line 01 Gilt Items Compliments of Cortland Radio And TV. 637-1058 200 Main Street Cortland Ohio compliments of B I G G I N 8 Appliances Furniture Cortland Ohio Wollam Insurance Agency Inc. 214 Main St. 637-4045 Cortland Ohio compliments of CORTLAND CLEANERS 637-4946 202 Main ST. Cortland Ohio Compliments of HALL S MARK OF BEAUTY Cortland, Ohio Mease6s Sparkle M arket 169 High Street Cortland, Ohio Phone 637-3016 I57 158 HASSEL FURNITURE CO. Fine Quality Furniture Check Our Everyday Low Prices 2472 Elm NE. 372-1479 CLUB LEON Fish Fry Every Friday 1 mile north of Howland Rt. 46 Warren Ohio Compliments from A FRIEND Compliments of PRINCES PIZZA 817 Elm Rd. Warren, Ohio Compliments of Dilley7s Bicycle Center Warren Ohio Your One Stop Party Shop BEVERAGE CENTER complete party needs giftS-novelties Open Daily Until 9:00 PM. 374-5661 2035 Elm Rd4Next to State Store Warren Ohio compliments of Love Funeral Home Mr. 87 Mrs. Gerald C. Conley Cortland Ohio McDonald's look for the golden arches Corner of Rt. 422 and North Road and 2841 W. Market St. Warren Ohio Compliments of MOSQUITO LAKE SPORT SHOP Rt. 88-Mecca compliments of KEAN ELECTRlC 637-1067 Cortland Ohio CAFE 422 Mahoning Valley's Finest Restaurant Since 1939 Best in Banquet Facilities 369-2422 Youngstown Rd. Warren Ohio 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 Milk 369-1501 1296 Youngstown Rd. Warren Ohio Compliments of Greenwood Chrysler - Plymouth and American Motors Compliments of DR. AND MRS. R. R. LEWIS Compliments of DICK WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION 637-4736 Cortland, Ohio WNIO RADIO Salutes the Bulldogs of Lakeview High School And Wishes the Senior Class The Best of Luck F amous- 1540 compliments of DR. WALTER M. ERICKSON Cortland, Ohio Compliments of DR. AND MRS. JOSEPH L. SHARICK 159 160 Com pliments of Gbur Excavating New Middletown 542-3777 Compliments of Sikora Bros. Excavating C0. Youngstown, Ohio Phone: 747-3411 Compliments of NILES BANK CO. NILES, OHIO 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: VILLAGE CENTER MCKINLEY HEIGHTS DOWNTOWN NILES MINERAL RIDGE MEMBEROF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CO. hdooney Shoes Inc. Howland Plaza Old 82 at 46 856-1885 Phone 637-2370 Jim Mauk Candid Compllments of Photography RD. 3 Box 483 Cass Lake . Cortland, Ohio 44410 Park . Spec1alizing in Weddings Complete Albums in Natural Color Evalin ea S Compliments of Bridal 8L Formal Attire Cocktail Dresses 223 E. Market St. Warren 392-6569 Ohio DR. AND MRS. SHARICK HROMYAK1S CERAMIC STUDIO TH No. 158 King-Graves Rd. Fowler, Ohio 44418 Sharon: 448-1352 Classes, Firing, Greenware and All Ceramic Supplies Available Payne Auto Body 218 South High Street 637-5941 , i g PRITCHARUS ., r-cdpa , IN THE VILLAGE CENTER AT THE INTERSECTION OF ROUTES 422 8- 46 I61 House of Portraits Buckaroo Steak RanCh compliments of Emagizzmsmo Cortqand . Open Daily Including OSteOpatth Medlcal Sunday 11 A.M.-9 PM. ASSOCIateS, 10. Come Dressed as You Are Dr. Lamar C. Miller No Tipping-Free Parking Take out Orders Ph. 372-1833 Dr. R. H. Wllterdlnk HurPs Cortland Pharmacy Cortland 637-7015 Ohio 145 South Street 163 164 Compliments of CORTLAND FUEL AND SUPPLY Cortland Ohio Ruitefs Flower Shop And Greenhouses Serving the Cortland Area for Over 50 Years with Beautiful Flowers 637-3991 2886 Niles-Cortland Rd. NE. Cortland Ohio TOBIN PRINT SHOP Wedding Announcements and Job Printing 2860 Niles Cortland Rd. compliments of MECCA IDEAL Compliments of MARKET LAKEVUE CLEANING CENTRE CORTLAND MUSIC COMPANY Discount Distributors of ' The Worlds Finest Dmner Bell Pianos and Organs . Co t1 nd 141 N. Mecca St. Oh' Famlly Restaurant r a 10 Lillian Dilworth 143 Walnut 637-1090 Compliments 0f CAUSEWAY SPORTS SHOP Specializing in All Types of Haircuts, Hair Styling, Razor Cuts, Shags and Layer Cuts Eastwood Barbers Located in the Eastwood Mall Near Wards 652-4535 Mon. thru Fri. 9:00 - 7:30 Sat. 9:00 - 5:30 Compliments of HOWLAND PHARMACY Elmroad Valu-ang 2916 Elm Road Best Wishes to the Class For That Of 572 66Friendly Shopping, Atmosphere Wash-Well Laundry Grant City East Warren Ohio 3, Snowplowing-Automotive Air Conditioning-Tune Ups Brakes - Wheel Balancing Wheel Alignment 637-3956 PIROS SOHIO CORNER OF ROUTES 5 8t 46 CORTLAND OHIO 165 166 compliments of Collins Appliance and Furniture Compliments of CORNER STORE compliments of BERK EXTERMINATING COMPANY 369-1192 2671 Youngstown Rd. SE. Warren, Ohio Compliments of S weneHarts3 Zero Lockers Cortland Ohio Cortland: 637-3936 Warren: 394-9801 Alicefs Style Salon 637-2345 Wigs t Falls Wiglets Tints Permanent Waves Route 193 Fowler 167 168 Compliments of Dico Plastics Corporation 1000 F owler Street Cortland Ohio Hutton3s Flowers and Gift Shop 192 S High St. Cortland, Ohio Cortland: 637-1876 Warren: 393-2581 Dick 8L June Blank Compliments of Campbell Carpet Company 246 N. High St. Cortland, Ohio 637-1871 Compliments of J. M. CHUCK Well Drilling-Pump Service 637-5036 Cortland Ohio Compliments of THE TRUMBULL SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY Warren 0 Girard o Eastwood Mall, Niles SMAILS AUCTION SERVICE Household Farm, Appraising Liquidating Complete Auction Service Phone: 637-3197 J.A. Jim Smail - Auctioneer CORTLAND REALTY CO. 637-4065 214 Main St. Cortland Ohio HARNED1S ARCO SERVICE 677 S. High Cortland, Ohio 44410 COUNTRY FABRIC SHOPPE Fabrics, Notions, McCalls Patterns Compliments of R. A. WILKES Well Drilling and Pump Contractor Cortland, Ohio Phone 847-9635 637-4096 Phillips-Rice Rd. compliments of WILLIAM WIKE general contractor 637-5961 Cortland Ohio SHAFEFTS MECCA DRIVE IN Rt. 46 6 88 on the circle JACOBSON VRECI IATIONAL VEHICLES 750 WARREN. CORTLAND RD.. CORTLAND. OHIO 44410 169 I70 Best Wishes to the Class of 372 SPALA DRY CLEANERS iiExperts in Quality Dry Cleaning9 2260 Mahoning Ave. N.W. Warren Phone 392-6686 Ohio CORTLAND AUTO SERVICE Sc MARINE SALES 3449 State Rt. 5 Cortland, Ohio 44410 Phone 637-6876 RUDY SIMS BUICK, INC. WARREN, OHIO Compliments of Bud Sohesz Realtors Warren, Ohio Phone 394-6396 Our Sign is Your Sign of Service ELM TARPAULIN CO. Custom Made Tarpaulins 8i Boat Covers Ex. 3-3829 725 Elm N.E. SCOTTY,S GULF 277 S. High Cortland Ohio compliments of Wollamis Ashland Oil Company 637-2931 Cortland Ohio Compliments of ROBERT AND KIRSTEN BURKEY Compliments of JACK ROSSis BARBER SHOP Compliments of GRAY,S MUSIC 145 East Main 637-1891 to of 72 Congratulations The Class Mosquito Yacht Club 172 CONTROL TRANSFORMER CORPORATION 3701 WARREN-MEADVILLE ROAD -:- CORTLAND, OHIO 44410 Congratulations to the Class of ,72 CORTLAND AUXILIARY POLICE Compliments of DELORES N. FREDERICKA UHIU'S COMPLETE UIIIE-SDUBCE FARM SUPPZY SERVICE TRUMBULL FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASSOCIATION INC. Cortland 637-4015 Farmdale 876-3101 Warren 393-9091 Lakeview Booster Club LOU WOLLAM CHEVROLET 11WHERE ITS THE SERVICE AFTER THE SALE THAT COUNTS, S. High Rt. 5 Cortland Ohio 637-1015 399-1864 BEST WISHES FROM PLAZA MOTORS SALES , 1952 ELM RD. N.E. Warren, Ohio ' I 1' HOT DOG SHOPPE .. --i 393-4696 740 W. Market St. Warren Ohio. 173 Ifs the real thing. CQmIge. E1 Compliments of FFFFFFFF NA, MINNESOTA EEEEEE OWATON 0 Class Rings 0 Yearbooks 0 Announcements Represented by Cy James CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 COMPLIMENTS OF POLLYS DRIVE-IN Corner of 305 and Bazetta Road Cortland Ohio I75 THE 1972 EPIC STAFF Editor-in-chief ....................... Kathi Shrodek Advisor ............................... Mrs. Bowers Managing Editor ...................... Kim Hopkins Assistant Editor .................... Carol Williams Business Managers ................. Sandy Schiavone ...................................... Don Harper ..................................... Gary Kaczur Faculty 8:. Band Editors ............. Paulette Letwen ....................................... Irene Spala Activities Editors ..................... Karen Mauk ...................................... Pam Weant Organizations Editor ............... Belinda Williams Sports Editors ..................... Bruce Beaumont .................................. Howard Griffith ................................... Mike Vugrincic Underclassmen Editors ............... Gary Williams ................................. Carol Zienkiewicz Senior Editors ...................... Vikki Borkosky ..................................... Denise Farley ...................................... Joan Storey Photographers ....................... Larry Addicott ....................................... Karen Hurl ........................................ Jack Ross ...................................... Dave Kinter Copy Writers .......................... Joan Storey .................................... Kathi Shrodek A special thanks to Mr. Teachout, Bert Coburn and, especially, Larry Addicott for their time and assistance. Tiny bits of school life, some happy, some sad, but all worth remembering. This is what we have attempted to gather for you. Perhaps, for some, weive failed. But we,ve done our best and weire proud of it. So we, the Epic Staff, give to you, as a remembrance of the 1971-72 school year, your yearbook. Top Left, First Row, l. to r.: K. Shrodek, B. Williams. Second Row: C. Williams J. Storey, D. Farley, V. Borkosky. Third Row: M. Callahan, S. Schiavone. Pi Letwen, P. Weant. Fourth Row: G. Kaczur, H. Griffith, D. Harper, 1. Spala, G. Williams, C. Zienkiewicz, B. Beaumont, L. Addicott, K. Mauk. Top Right: K. Shrodek. Bottom Left: J. Storey. Bottom Left Center: L. Addicott. Bottom Right Center: B. Beaumont. Bottom Right: D. Harper, G. Kaczur, M. Vugrincic. 177 REFLECTIONS OF LASTING MOMENTS . . . 1,?! K. :xnwuime.3 ; 75,.5SIEex I79 Vrestraint to hold back a d apologize When you r wrong Be like the water m the heaker-clear and fresh, him do be held in and bent to a shape you ca t flt. Be pr yourSelf, so you can look baCk at your life and see i Kathi Sh;0dck3$ E I EellvugJ ., k Aw . k .rlrdnllJudEE ... ,.i...x, .. 2.? 7: W...