Maumee Valley Country Day High School - Weather Vane Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1972 volume:

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Indeed, the New School, his latest ac- hievement, was built with the intention of encourag- ing progress in the lesser explored areas of edu- cation. Now that he has done so much for Maumee Valley, he is leaving us next year to meet a new challenge by creating a school to encourage the growth of others as well as his own personal growth. Although we will miss him greatly, we wish him the best of everything. In our gratitude for his leadership and foresight, we dedicate this book to him: Mr. Gordon Schofield. SERRETTEE $ , HNN SVRUVAAME tion ---8n apprecta faculty John Jameson, Advanced, Science ae . James Russell, Dean, Chr. History, Joan Russell, English, History “a Martha Browne, Library-Learning Center Martin Nagy, Art Barbara Sabin, Library-Learning Center Sonny Van Shaw, Superintendent of Buildings Joan Hankins, Physical Education George Chapman, History Marie Patrick, Primary Group Robert Carroll, Music, French Margery Petrarca, Intermediate Group Alex Craig, Advanced Group Karen Lundholm, Primary Group NH SSR nC rem een NUON RE i en ro ee é % s Gordon Schofield, Headmaster Sam McCoy, Chairman Science Department Lynn Willey, Librarian, Typing John Cochran, Assistant Headmaster Thomas Deupree, Advanced Group Larry Brown, Intermediate Charles Lundholm, Chairman English Department i Dorothy Jabarin, Alfred Pollock, Joseph Coolidge Math D t t Lois Boss, Richard Nuzum, Kenneth Hoffman, Physical Education SN Se Denese McCoy, Receptionist Jean Pfleghaar, Upper School Secretary Henriette Baynard, Chr. French, Debbie Retterer, Geraldine Ashley, French 14 Mary Howard, Kindergarten, Music a Mary Prebus, Intermediate fo t¢ 7 é ptt HAO94 iby Gi ddaveset e494 beta ft OAT shes. te. Mage tse ZEIAG 6G + aE bhai EIRPAG A Cg e 44 pb EA PEIRERG 1 9 9 144 EGEGRETER A 0 R Fa” Sharon Coffin, Kindergarten Lois Bond, Library-Learning Center Howard McPeck, Advanced Group Nancy Kasperzak, Music ae Mary Crumbaker, Financial Secretary Quinn McCord, Chr. Classical Language Gordon Schofield, Headmaster : a ia Eleanor Neilson, Science x David Walsh, English; Jenny Hankins, English upper school J Ca Diane Bressler Now I'm just average,common,too I'm just like him,the same as you I'm everybody's brother 'n son | ain't different than anyone. Ain't no use to talk to me It's just the same as talkin’ to you. Well | don’t know, but I've been told The streets o f heaven are lined with gold | ask you how things could get much worse If the Russians happen to get up there first Wowee!Pretty scary! Now I'm liberal, but to a degree | want everybody to be free But if you think I'll let Barry Goldwater move in next door or marry my daughter You must think I'm crazy — | wouldn't do it for all the farms in Cuba. | sat with my high heel sneakers on Waitin’ to play tennis in the noon- day sun | had my white shorts rolled up past my waist And my wighat was falling in my face But they wouldn't let me on the tennis court. I'm going to grow my hair down to my feet-so strange So | look like a walking mountain range. And I'm going to ride into Omaha on a horse Out to the country club and the golf course— carrying a New York Times— shoot a few holes— blow their minds. Kyle Cubbon What could she say to the fantastic foolybear and what could she say to brother and what could she say to the cat with future feet and what could she say to mother after that time she lay lush among the lolly flowers on that hot riverbank where ferns fell away in the broken air of the breath of her lover and birds went mad and threw themselves from trees to taste still hot upon the ground the spilled sperm seed. —Lawrence Ferlinghetti 22 Win McCreary You are the brave who do not break In the grip of the mob when the blow comes straight to the shattered bone When the sockets shriek;when your arms lie twisted under your back Good men holding their courage slack in their frightened pockets see how weak the work that is done— and feel the weight of your blood on the ground for their spirit’s sake And build their anger,stone on stone— Each silently,but not alone. In the beginning Man created God; and in the image of Man created he him. And Man gave unto God a multitude of names,that he might be Lord over all the earth when it was suited to Man. And on the seven millionth day Man rested and did lean heavily on his God and saw that it was good. And Man formed other men of the dust of the ground, and a host of others likened unto his kind. And these lesser men Man did cast into the void.And some were burned; and some were put apart from their kind. And Man became the God that he had created and with his miracles did rule over all the earth. But as all things did come to pass, the Spirit that did cause man to create his God lived on within all men. And man saw it not. But for Christ's sake he'd better start looking. —J2 Tull 24 Doug McPherson What can you see if you look to the sky? What can you learn if you've got the will to try? The light will blind you if you look to the sun. Don't try to see what is happening today— You may be surprised at how frightened you become. Don't try to find what tomorrow will bring— You may be surprised at how lost you become. Look to yesterday— pray for tomorrow And watch out for today. Look to yesterday— see what you've done. Look to yesterday....... and pray. —David Willey 26 Making friends for the world to see Let the people know you've got what you need With a friend at hand you can see the light If your friends are there then everything's alright. —Elton John catch me in the sunlight catch me pacing past the trees Cynthia Saunders build a fence around me the moment that you see running i'm so elusive sometimes i miss the things worth stopping for. —rod mckuen iama part of all that i have touched and that has touched me. JMT;the zoo;the plastic bag crisis;four little pizzas;songs; parties;nick-names;TSHASP;tapioca sensation;three little chickens; cards;dances;'4cyn2;otsego;the pillows;elmer;the big 8;rughead; ha-ha-yek;strannie;the open;green mansions;buddies;papers;gym class;teachers;cotillion;secrets;gymnastics;stick;baskin-robbins; cloud 20;moving right along now;clap(buzz);what are you, dumb or the boys; martha’s company casserole;mr. christy!!;diaries; grades;laughing;crying;well,what can you do??;miley’s;tennis; belmont;gary;trina;stoon;scrunch;ritcher;bird;coat-rack; 'the loved ones’ ;stratford;tournaments;cheerleading 1,2,3,4;the senior room; boone’s farm;jenny;gossip;rhu; bologna’’;crushes;new year's eve; the soccer party;SAT's;duck you,sucker; summertime college is what you make it Bar retro Mark J. Meister A LONG TIME AFTER The shadows of night had long since fallen, but the old man did not bother to get up from hischair to turn on the lamp. Instead, he continued rocking back and forth, his eyes sparkling as he reminiced aloud, his great-grandson perched on his lap, straddling one knee and listening intently to every word. | spent six years of my life at Maumee Valley. Yes, little Phil, six wonderful years. Of course at the time! didn’t think they were so wonderful.” The old man licked his lips, then cleared some of the roughness out of his throat. “You see, we were a small school, sosmall, in fact, that you might have called us a large family instead. Yes, now that | think about it, that’s exactly what we were—A large family, brothers and sisters. Not just friends or people who just happened to learn together—but brothers and sisters.”’ The old man paused to reflect, and nothingcould be heard but the creaking of his chair. “We had our problems of course. But then, every large family has its problems. We had our good times too. Plenty of them in fact. But we were always growing and changing. Sometimes, for the better. Sometimes, for the worse. But weall grew together. We....” The old man stopped, and tears ran down the wrinkles in his withered face. ‘What's wrong, Grandpa?” the small boy asked. ‘‘Why're you crying” ‘Oh, you wouldn't understand, ’ the old man said in a very tired voice. ‘You see, | miss my brothers and sisters. Cyndi Rhuland | don't know where we went wrong, but the feeling’s gone and | just can’t get it back.—Gordon Wondering if where I’ve been is worth the things I've been through—James Taylor The gods conceal from men the happiness of death, that they may endure life. —Lucan Don't it always seem to go that youdon’t know what you got 'till it’s gone?—Joni We sometimes congratulate ourselves at the moment of waking trom a troubled dream; it maybe so the moment after death.—Hawthorne And when he is silent your heart ceases not to listen to his heart! For without words, in friendship, all thoughts, all desires, all expectations are born and shared, with joy that is unacclaimed. For what is your friend that you should seek him with hours to kill? Seek him always with hours to live. For it ishis to fill your need, but not your emptiness. Ane think not you can direct the course of love, for love, if it | was you worthey, directs your course. ...let these be your desires...to know the pain of too much tenderness...andane to boeed willingly and joyfully...ane then to sleep with a prayer for the beloved in your heart and a song of praise upon your lips. For reason, ruling alone, isa force confining; and passion, unattended, isa flame that burns its own destruction ...consider your judgement and your appetite even as you would two loved guests in your house. Surely youwould not honour one guest above the other; for he who is more mindful of one loses the love and faith of both. Therefore let your soul exalt your reason to the height of passion with reason. ..rest in reason and move in passion. Mike Zerner Some men see things and ask why? But | have dreams and ask why not???? Hey—Big Brother. | do my thing and you do your thing. | am not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are You and if by chance we we find each other it’s beautiful. “lam here. You are there. Glad you're with us. Stay” Stephen W. Christy a rain-tear fell from the fragile skies of my memories Ae last night as but | caught it before its sorrow could splatter the warmth of fond recollections. —c. galbraith 1 Jan Cooke R2, bunny rabbit, little Irv, “that's not what | meant a-tall’’, Egosoite Curly, David's rear view mirror, January 15, 1972, the camper,Drudgery, Sue A's pajama bag, Papa Del, the couch in the senior’s room, The Party, Strawberry Hill, cartwheels, Instant Breakfast, “She's Come Undone (!!) “Lunch” railroad tracks, ‘‘hi-ya,honey”’, “ie suis en retard parce-que j’etais dans la salle de bain”, lost gloves. It was in the garden of a madhouse that | met a youth with a face pale and lovely and full of wonder. And | sat beside him in the him upon the beach, and | said ‘‘Why are you here?”’ Andhe looked at me in astonishment, and said, It is an unseemly question, yet | will answer you. My father would make of me a reproduction of himself; so also would my uncle. My mother would have me the image of her illustrious father. My sister would hold up her seafaring husband as the perfect example for me to follow. My brother thinks | should be like him, a fine athlete. “And my teachers also, the doctor of philosophy, and the music- master, and the logician, they too were determined, and each would have me but a reflection of his own face ina mirror. Therefore | came to this place. | find it more sane here. At least, lcan be myself.’ Then of a sudden he turned to meand he said, ‘But tell me, were you also driven to this place by education and good counsel? And | answered, ‘‘No, | ama visitor.” And he said, “Oh, you are one of those who live in the madhouse on the other side of the wall. Kahlil Gibran Debbie Roshe BMOC;JMT;RPIA;BHCS;Well(es); Tapioca Sen.;G-D; “As Tears Go By ’;gym class;Saundie the lifesavers; “songs of gratitude’; Modern Comp.; 'Spoon”’; Stratford; OHB OBH:Josie U.;The pillows; HOCKING FRIENDS, INC. ;crisis at Baski’s; PURPLE SHIRT Roger;BFAW; the red v.w.;D.G.,L.J.,J.B.:Foot- ' ball F.W.L.Football;Sarah;Mrs. Rogers;Chimmeny; i Midgetman Contact;Bootsie;Taco Kid;Rams;Sears; : The Bomb;Choo-Choo;M.V.2; Dee cee ere NALY.M. PoH!?}?120 Hil 34 h a = a = ° Vv Nn mini at: i 4 i mz eee 36 © s S WY WN 5 . ._ ows 2 ¢ 3 Ree W WH SN) o = ¢ F 2 .. _ ee NS 25 ee eee ore SS RG WW SYS . 55° esiiii? | notet eo | 8 eae ZO ete «4 me e s Don't talk of love, well I've heard the word before It’s sleeping in my memory | won't disturb the slumber Of feelings that have died If I'd never loved | never would have cried iam a rock, | am an island. | have my books And my poetry to protect me « we | am shielded in my armor Hiding in my room Safe within my womb | touch no one and no one touches me lama rock, |am an island. And think not you can guide the course of love, for love if it finds you worthy And a rock feels no pain shall guide your course. And an island never cries. Kahlil Gibran Paul Simon Hell trina joyce Chicago drinking parties Happy Together | should have told you potential Love that love is more Nontcy than being warm in bed. Spud More Beginnings ? than individuals seeking an accomplice. Even more than wanting to share. | could have said that love at best is giving what you need to get. But it was raining and we had no place to go and riding through the streets in a cab | remembered that words are only necessary after love has gone. Rod McKuen “People who shut their eyes to reality simply invite their own destruction.’ “The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and con- venience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.” Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., 1965 $ Oa! a Ae 4 ¢ Bas ha | do not choose to be acommon man. It is my Sheila Moore right to be uncommon—f | can. | seek opportunity, not security. | do not wish to be a kept citizen, humbled and dulled by having the state look after me. | want to take a calculated risk, to dream and to build, to fail and to succeed. | refuse to barter incentive for a dole. | prefer the challenges of life 1 to a guaranteed existence, the thrill of fulfillment to the stale slam of Utopia. | will not trade free- dom for benefiance, nor dignity for a handout. It is my heritage to think and to act for myself, enjoy the benefit of my creations, and to face the world ; boldly and say with God's help ‘this | have done’.’’ unknown ae Rick Roberts “L is for the way you look at me “O ' is for the only one my eyes can see V ' is for the very, very extraordinary “E ’ is for even more than anyone had loved before Love is all that | can give to you Love is more than just a game for two Two in love can make it Take my heart, but please don’t break it Love was made for you and me. Ricky and Sheila ‘ ...This world is white no longer, and it will never be white again. ’ 39 Scott, Emery,Polly, Annette Eric, Mandy, Mike, Trina, Mark, Duane,Gee,Cindy,Jeff Cae ), Nancy,Carter.b)Bruce seventh grade: JB :Mr. Foster—Jan—Kitty—Mark -halfings-(Heather,Harlan,T.Brooks)—Ezra-D RG W----Lekos-the blue box...Sally,Walton, OKLAHOMA:Marcia, Ed, Mike)Narnia (UTAH!), Montana----agate, rock LOVERIDES THE RAILS and engine 99: Boyer, M.S.,Jane-(Star Trek)?-math projects-RICHARD----Jamie,Ford--Buffee(Madwoman of chaiillot?)Jenny,. Kris, Paula--Bob,Doug,Eric---tape recorders-Rita--South Pacific-J.Carroll,pilots, raeiomen and all: Bart----back(lab). spring flowers. More rocks--acetate, mirrors, lenses, plastic lossof capital...Dave-handball; Caesar's war; Mr. Lawson -the---REP, Seven Year Itch and others, stove pipes,fresnels and followspots. CRYSTALS and the Back Lab at last- alum,rochelle salt and others(?)...IPS...Cindy, Becky B——THE CURIOUS SAVAGE; Bunny, MORRIS---Dominics 16 plain: the old lower school stage :Avalon Hill,Blitzkrieg...tennis balls. ASTRONY first programs:More flowers;Bloodroot, Spring Beaty, Dutchman's Breeches Wild Ginger: CAMELOT--St. Johns aud. sith twelve (12)Lekos.More Bunny-- ELLEN--the Odyssey--( Sanibel and Keys ) SOPH.: Chem Bio-lab-(might mention)field geology and more rocks,Mr. McCoy; further games,Jutland)Dark of the Moon (Smelicue????) :Julian and the Dr. Pepper....our directresses.... further lights Sophomore dance light show-best ever..Little Mary Sunshine ... St. john s forever!!;Florida inverterbrates of the Keys.....(miter snails,sea ‘biscuits”,‘urchins’’,‘‘cucumbers” etc.):serious agaters:Mr. Euton .Field Studies one (Scott, Aaron, Johnsteve—Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Kentucky:Page s lake, Salt forks, Hocking, Shenedoah, Mammouth cave).-- Il: XBASIC :1000 slides Battleship. 3A Hamlet--.Biology,Weisz, Hickman and Hickman,Buchsbaum-- Mamiya Sekir (wideness counts)---: Caimans, snakes and lizards Paul;seining. frozen river . Bond; pictures, lab work and quality. Matecumbe and more Biology.Spring of 1971 Anthro-New guinea, Hocking (Betsey,Mike,Lynn)Hocking forever...Shelly, Shelly, Bill and Neil,Chris and-ob- Bob,Anne and Caroline...the bus...wild flower garden,photography and listing: EUTON’s DEMENTED DWARVES (Field Studies Two) Mr. Polluck, the Shellies, Marc, Scott, Aaron,Brad, Polly, Bruce, Bobby.({rain in Mo., June bugs at Black Mesa, Mt. capulin, Flagstaff (Fallstaff, Fallstick, flagstone, trip- rock, fallstone,fagstick etc.) GRAND CANYON, Mesa Verde, Wolf Creek Pass, Sand Dunes, Field camp,(R.A. MNT.), Cripple Creek, Mt: Evans,Rocky Mtn., Cheyenne,Black Hills,S.D. Trots, Badlands,upper school hall.....) SR.: Indiana Hemichromis bimaculatus, Stratford....bicycles M5-ropes and knotwork.OAK OPENINGS (advanced group): newbuilding, games “‘class’’. Math 8b (Dec. U7,1971): bridge,Myrtis,bid,Betsey,Steve. (down 4)Nancy. Novels--Grapes of Wrath Stanford's campus and students,courses etc.,California Mnts,please soccer isa great spectator sport-the day it snowed for two hours. Doug .all night's writing (?) I've been waiting to do this for twelve years-it is unun(?)essential to hurry.... if you knew me better, this might not look so dumb..... Willy Bemis é 4 17 en Sas % Titer seeemmmennnsesttaneten tere Alston Studios. Ine. Jamie Saunders 42 Emery Dorfmeyer ‘Ask, and you shall receive: seek and you shall find: knock, and the door will be open unto you.” Matthew 7:7 Ozzie Joseph THE SKILARK THE BLUE BUGGER Betsey Davis Mandy Ford 44 . Se Polly Stevens 46 Bob Berlacher Ab I ‘ “Well, what can you do?”’ to whom it may concern, THANK YOU you ask me why i don’t smile is there something troubling me just open your eyes and look around and tell me what do you see can you understand the things people do and the way they treat each other and tell me how far has man really come when today he’s still killing his brother it makes no difference where you do it or what name you use i know if things keep going this way everyone's gonna lose everybody's gonna lose we're doing alright with material things you can tell by the way we live but with all these things man has learned how to do he still hasn't learned how to give if you don't have the answers right now i'll see you after awhile but if next time i still look this way you know why i don't smile i exist as iam, that is enough = o rio aka) A u c to} 4 x ©] = fo} ee fa ay Q £ E—4 BS E) (o} (os Chip Delay Eric Beale — o on o E 5 4 o a = — a Come down on your own and leave your money at home Somebody must change You are the reason I've been waiting all these years Somebody holds the key I'm near the end and | just ain't got the time Oh and I'm wasted and | can't find my way home Maybe | shouldn't have expected you to _be home these past two days. Maybe | shouldn't have OO ROT PL Oreo ON looked forward so oy to this week end ‘vesting acc, Annette Wallace | shouldn't be feeling this pain and lonliness and alienation and anger Maybe | shouldn't love you so much but | do. | am sure your reasons Will be good, They always are. But my pain is real, It always is. BEN Henceforth | whimper no more, Done with indoor complaints, librairies 4 postpone no more, need nothing ; querulous criticisms Strong and content, | travel the open road. ASN Sa sae ec Benny Dubose A So was it when my life began So is it now |am a man | am somebody ; Afoot and light-hearted | take to open-road — Healthy, free, the world before me The long brown path before me leading Wherever | choose. Henceforth | ask no good fortune | myself am good fortune. 4 in Wolfe Ala Myrtis Meyer and Peter Morais cS p ° he ¢ o 5S) 3 h S Oo | often wonder if their mysticism is just a lie Lying awake, | ponder and ask how, you the colonizers and former slavemasters, “ - Have you reached communion with God? Is that what you really expect? You who have consecrated your sins And erected the house of the lord: Can you find serenity in your guilt? Knowing you have slain the life of unity Have committed the gravest sin. James B. McCambell JIM McCAMPBELL “Some of us were born with money to spend... . .. Some of us were born with races to win Some of us are aware, that it’s good for 9 USMOlCOhe ane Marvin Gay What’s Going ON 52 crER Siu an bag g;sTe® JO SHELDON pee) x e i. a 3 ‘ Z¥ Za oe Cnr ... an pat MR e Ses. OSCAR SOSEPH NR. | ey a el ae ght oT 48% bn 3a eae | (a BER ae mee Liv ord err Je steppe isepe — _.” = a Altay ul Mid ea et Oe Senior Patrons Juniors Joel Kasperzak Lys i) Talk about a five O'Clock shadow. Leslie Gill B Deede Delay Se t Do your soft shoe shuffle dance | s Brush away the cigarette ash , y That's falling down your pants ‘ Find out if it’s really true S What that sadder teacher a Says to you b And if | find out what to do , I'll tell you right away Love from, Tim, Judy, lan, Trina Debbie, Willie, Lisa and Gordan Mark Armus is Great, Fantastic, Unbelievable. By Mark Armus ah,’ if (SF) a ca Sy SHR ON : 54 Don Palmer Phil Meister Aaron ‘“‘Checkmate’’ Perlmutter yo Jim “Hard Hat'’ Jones ikea yo Just | Julie Green David Osterman Looking at Laura Swaney 0 SO SIT 2 Oya Ce AD) Vs ae OO Oe 56 Mike Nix and Laurel McAlpine = Toye, “Surprise, Surprise, Surprise.” p 1 ' Butch Gandy Dave Ninneman ; | i : Ed Joseph and Mike Baron studying? r af | Li Irene Bick uP ie Lance Thompson Cathy Baer Justin Locke Lionel Miller Jim Kurek John Whitbeck Bruce Olsen “You are looking at the head Arab.” seeesoonaanne Colin Cardova : S ma OB “Froglegs, Eric?’ Ernest Reyes Peter Sutherland Lisa Wolfe, Carol Taylor Bob Gottlieb Bill Cubbon Bob Schafer | Li 58 Neil Saunders Trent Amond, Marc Rayman Michael Boyd we Roberta deBoer Hank Cobau er Ben Blakney Peter Sutherland Tenley Galbraith Laura Wade John Soule 59 Sarah Mills Bruce Forni, Michelle Tremblay Nancy Vogel Kim Schofield Mike Bloomfield ee Shelly Schultz Tom Ashley Pam Armstrong Marje Limbert Mimi Meyer 1 Cleveland Henderson, Rick Winne, Pennie Swolsky, John Howard, Janie Eyster, Martin Treu, £ Jeff Jones, Kitsy Sabin, Randy Samborn Brenda Perryman hes oe penne Stu Cubbon Melanie Davis Kim Swirbul Tony Collins Greg Anderson Jimbo Davis Cathy Coulacos Mandy Rice Kathy Williams Derwin Vega Mike Boeschenstein David Turin Leslie Snyder Beth Perkins Janie Eyster, Bill Hutton Libby Husted Jenny Boss Lisa Joyce Chris Nazar Reina Calderon 64 Chip Fauver Vickie Jamieson Bob Bemis Freddie Wolfe Joe Kerscher ' a : : Debbie Dana Dave Kaplin Charley Settles Judy Webb Phil Griffin Chad Witte Brian Radecki ALLEY: (28 GO Y Eighth Grade Kneeling in front: Betsy McNerney, Quinn McCord, Nancy Nunn, Becky Swaney, Lock McKelvy, Chuck Hart, Cricket Kirch- maier 4 Standing, Ist row: Ruth Hutton, Diane Burke, Chris Johnson, Pat Dickey, Josh Rothman, Diane Thomas, Marc Schlatter, Dean Fl Kasperzak, Tony Armstrong, Dave Kerscher, David Reams, Bill German, Ben Shimp, Rebeka Ozolins, Blane McCann, Martha Russell, Therese Joseph. r Standing, 2nd row: Martha Vogel, Nina Morais, Peggy Ball, Carrie Orser, Brad Stone, Craig Joseph, Joel Kelson, Bill Kimmel- é man, Matthew O'Connor, Bill Brady, Joe Kasle, Mohamad Lahijanion, Jon Hankwork, Tim Bond. 5 Missing: JoAnne Ullman, Rick Konop, Eric Blanchard. HORE ee bien beans a acy, iA aU is BiB lia new school — ——— Ce iat Advanced Hans Shoop Clarence Oliphant Geof Galbraith, Andy Sundberg, John Fo ster ¢ ¥ Tony Morais, Sam Okun Jeff Rayport, Sean Carroll Chris Rohrbacher, David McCord, Peter Kaplin Jeff Kerscher, Jewel Woodard, Rachel Nasatir, Libby Ball, Mike Abernathy Louise Ninneman, Judith Nasatir Craig Bigelow, Pete Welles, Greg Williams, Chip Hankins Kim Snyder, Patsy Mogoum, Bonnie Neilson Pat Klever 73 Chris Miller, Tom Reed, Jon Poneman Mark Robinson Brad Wade, Richard Cubbon, Brent West ea Stephie Dana, Wendy Romanoff, Mary Kay Bass Christel Mann, Linda Beall, Berta Kelson, Jeff Williams Mehe Simmons, Tom Samonek Brigitte Hill, Ellen Fauver, Taylor McKelvy Liz Foster Frances | Stranahan cd WB 2 Oe men oy ORE: og: Mary McNerney Liz Foster Scott Foster, Aaron Dorfman, Barbara Logan Intermediate Group Todd Archambeau Sean Tavtigian, Leann Tavtigian, Robert Emery Tonya Schlotterer, Lew Dickey, Scott Pacer, Martha Brown, Cappie Foster, Laurie Crawford Steve DeBarr Lee Crumbaker Becky Settles Shelley Meister LeeLee Simmons Val Hancock Andy Bartholomay Betsy Coolidge Jane Burke, Katie Blaser, Andrew Miller, Ronnie Stone, Annie Reiter s ee st Jonce McKelvy Mark Bostleman, Chuck Dowell Jeff Miller Angie Klotz Debbie Parsons Dick Jamieson, Harold Hancock, Andy Dye, David White, Nancy Patrick, Taryl Johnson, Libby Wade, Tracy Radecki, Elizabeth Morgan, Holly Euton, Cindy Stranahan Michael Kivetz John Cochran, Peter Miller Doug MacNichol a Lisa West Peggy Davis, Whitney Gifford, Chris Welles, Blair Foster Gina Rodgers Dion Raftopoulos David Joseph Kelly McGeever, Anne Reiter Delbert Duckins Jenny Rayport, Peggy Davis, Gary Parsons, Blair Foster, Johnson McKelvy, Chris Welles, Russell Rosler, Christine Wolfe 81 David Kimmelman, Shawn Russell Celia Dorfman Stacy - Lynn Stinson, Anne Logan Lisa Smith Larry Phillips Md Brent Stone Ee ae Be 83 ie Hancock William Both Valer David White, Dick Jamieson isa Latin L — 5 N — ®% Qa a 5 eee ct} Chr ioris ' Abby Hankins ik Dwain Battle George F Johnnie Ekelman Primary Joe Saul David Dickey, David Swolsky, Peter Hardin 84 William James Jeffrey Hankins, Robert McCreery Eric Craig Scott Phillips Kenny Brown, Ross Cochran Peter Boeschenstein, Debbie Yankovic, Eric Craig Mrs. Lunholm, Jeffry Hankins, David Dickey Carol Ann Wedding, Aviva Rothschild Joel Singer, Jody Katzner, Susanna Patrick, Martin Nagy, Abbot Stranahan, Luke Fikoris, Robby Davies John Zachman Lindsay McCord, Josh Stranahan, Sloan Johnson, Weezie Foster, Donna Hill, Jim Logan, Sandra McPeck 87 Peter Hardin, Dary! Smith, Brent Kinter Lee McCoy, Jonathan James, Schim Martin Schim Martin BH Jody Katzner, Scott Philips Tom Hartman Debbie Layman Donnie Wedding Wendy Neilson, Mary-Ann Kern, Debby Gifford, Kim-Kim Hubbard, Molly Wekes, Jo Jo Meister, Ella Kazerooni Lisa Brown, Amy Amani Jackie Kleberg Johnny Weinberg, Jill Echler Matt Bretz Leslie Crumbaker, Steve Boeschenstein Missing: Laura Hardin Bill Connelly, Shawn Schwaner, Paj Wiggins Amy Amani, Jeep MacNichol, Billie Marston, Elizabeth Zolot, Heller Shoop Mary Ann Kern, Charley Wilkins, Glenda Washington, Steve Foster Amy Coolidge Jon Klotz Brian Rothman, Bill Stewart activities The Tomahawk Staff Shelley Linver, Judy Getman, Cynthia Rhuland, Shelly Schultz, Mark Meister, Steve Christy, Randy Samborn, Peggy Rimer, Diane Bressler, Peter Morais (Editor), Jamie Saunders, Greg Shibley, Mike Bloomfeild, Aaron Perlmutter, Art Hodge, Martin Treu | The VVveathervane Staff Gary Morgenroth (Head) Jim Jones, Jamie Black, Greg Shibley, Aaron Perlmutter, Ronnie Roshe, JonHandwork, Nina Morais, Lock McKelvy, Therese Joseph, Betsey Davis, . Paula Winbigler (Co-editor), Cynthia Saunders, Jim Davis (Co-editor) Trina Joyce, Tom Ashley, Brian Radecki, Judy Getman 94 Bicycle Club oe Willy Bemis, Neil Saunders, spectator Tom Ashley, Stu Cubbon Bobby Schaffer, Tenley Galbraith, Shelly Schultz, Bill Cubbon , Mimi Meyer a SSA EEN Michael Boyd, Anne Kaplin, Carol Taylor Debbie Roshe, Irene Bick, Kim Schofield, Ben Blakeney, Clevéland Henderson, Butch Gandy, Julie Green, Derwin Vega, Jim Parks, Lionel Miller Cindy Wright, Leigh McAlpine, Michelle Tremblay, Jay Hairston, Trina Joyce, Willie Russel, James McCambell, Benny Dubose 95 sports TA RT oer ee Football ICS Es Passage ny Gymnast Basketball oe Wrestling | | Standing: Dave Willey, John Soule, Phil Meister, Jim Kurek, Paul Joseph, Chad Witte, Marc Meister; Kneeling: Randy Samborn, Richard Cubbon, Stu Cubbon, Andy Kasle, Pete Willey 4 Ran itins ES ea ee ARRAN Ag be: “ ak PERTREE ES 2404 3 TURNS VCR ES SAS PLS EE Sema eat SNS te ORS eer oie ee Tennis 2 ieee Do Si ease ease. iiss ils. a SOD ORLBELD LLL ees a6 sab LPRPBLMLABLOPLO RP : Baseball Chess Team B. Hutton, J. Kurek, A. Perlmutter, Coach McCord, J. Whitbeck, C. Cordova, P. Meister, D. Ninneman, S. Rayport, M. Baron, G. Shibley (in front) Missing: D. Osterman. CHESS RECORD MV seers tassectscr. 4 Oiaw a iiliSmerie se crea teecrcc.: 0 MV Sieccomsenscctee: 2 ROGGrSeetrre tccccr tes. ccen eee reree 2 MV Beet eee. 3 ST mErONCIS acer eee: Moesnestove verte ce os MV srrccen ces mon? mm ot FIONN rer, Sere te 1% MV ares. vant 3 AINORYAW CY NG eeeeee eee ] MV ect Seseeces ES Bowsher cece en tec ner tee 1 MV ees eee. 2 DeV ilbisstseree renee ar MVieee eee 4 Divine W Ordjeeeent eee 0 MVeerer eee Bs Statism Ser neers 1 Play-offs MV Bete esercs scene 4 SHC hare. eeretree eee cece scent 0 MV Aan crrspeneccess 4 Waite rccircccsccc.cssssoraceysecesesse 0 The city championship trophy was presented to Coach MN fiecnsruersecertss 2 Whitmer.......... Racer saare Caeanovee osate 2 __ McCord from a member of last years champion team. For the first time in the history of the school the chess 9-0-3!! team has won the city title. The team thanks Mr. ‘Get That Mate’ McCord for his time, effort, and great enthusiasm. 107 Girls Tennis This picture was going to be a picture of Cathy Baer serving but nobody ever took the picture... . . And this picture would have been of Kim Swirbul smashing a ball at the net... . . . Oh and this picture was going to be a fan- tastic shot of Libby Husted, jumping a foot to return aod) ase | ial . And finally the best of all. A picture of our coach yelling ‘‘“Get'em girls’’. It’s just a shame that nobody took these pictures. 108 Lisa Wolfe Michelle Tremblay Mandy Rice Kathy Williams ; A Chris Johnson Peggy Ball, Nina Morais Therese Joseph | Cd 109 advertising la oe Clute The Irish Mall Hand Car for Dolls. ah. and Girls. wet Le 19KI r o has been The most popular Hand years,an: Car or Wagon eyer in- Manufact Vented. 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