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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1974 volume:

SOvreowe: wai AN be One generation goeth, and another generation cometh; and the earth abideth for ever. The sun also ariseth, and the sun goeth down, and hasteth to his place where he ariseth. The wind goeth toward the south, and turneth about unto the north; it turneth about continually in its course, and the wind returneth again to its circuits. All the rivers run into the sea, yet the sea is not full; unto the place where the rivers go, thither they go again. THE WEATHERVANE STAFF Wolfgang Mann, Editor Stan Fischer, Advisor Jim Davis, Director of Photography Marc Rayman, Business Manager Mike Perlmutter, Design Brian Radecki, Photographer Jim Singh, Photographer Cathy Coulacos, Staff Assistant Vicky Jamieson, Staff Assistant Lynn Lieder, Staff Assistant Betsy McNerney, Staff Assistant Sandra Polin, Staff Assistant We would like to thank all those people who helped to make this publication possible. Zz O le xt = S LL} CG TO JENNY HANKINS iend important fr whose strength and love have made her an EA TO JOHN COCHRAN whose careful concern for each of us has made him a valuable counsellor We dedicate this edition of THE WEATHERVANE. 1974 1957 ’ is 1973 Bem Robert D. , VL ca i it iat} uit In western lands beneath the Sun the flowers may rise in Spring, the trees may bud, the waters run, the merry finches sing. Or there maybe ’tis cloudless night and swaying beeches be ar the Elven-stars as jewels white amid their branching hair. Though here at journey’s end | lie in darkness buried deep, beyond all towers strong and high, beyond all mountains steep, above all shadows rides the Sun and Stars for ever dwell: | will not say the Day is done, nor bid the Stars farewell. — J.R.R. Tolkien a ik ee ror xe . : 5 Ri i ee BE DTD hee PAE P, PAC, ee ne ee ee ee . Mr. Gerald Neff, History Mr. Martin Nagy, Art Mrs. Dee McCoy, Secretary to Headmaster Mrs. Lois Boss, Phys.Ed. Mr. Charles F. Lundholm, Director of the Upper School (previous page) igan, Latin Gary Corr Mr. Lee Drew, Drama Mr A od S) o = © © oD = ° as = 3 oa QO Gery Ashley, French Mrs Mrs. Eleanor Neilson, Chemistry Mrs. Charlotte Leibovitz, Financial Secretary Mr. Paul Bires, Buildings and Grounds Mr. Sam McCoy, Biology — LSE ees ISSIONS Mr. Sandy McPeck, Director of Adm er SS EEE ICS Director of Athleti hard Nuzum, Ic R Mr Mr. Stan Fischer, English Mr. Ron Euton, History, Science Mrs. Jean Pfleghaar, Upper School Secretary Mr. John Griffin, Headmaster Mrs. Rita Jury, Music Mrs. Marjorie Hutton, Librarian ES SI . Harlan Lewis, Science, Math Dr lan ibrari L Kathleen Blakey, Group, and Mrs. Mr. Ned Wickes, Int 15 Mrs. Joan Hankins, Phys. Ed. ug Asbury, Music VU O Caro! Lake, New School Secretary M rs Mrs. Ann Lieder, Primary Group Mrs. Karen Lundholm, Primary Group 47 Mrs. Judy Leybourn, Adv. Group Isabel Gorsuch, Cathy Wilson, Doris Gorsuch, Helen Walters, Angela Kobylak Mr. Al Getman, Int. Group Ms Mr. Charles Sprandel, Int. Mrs. Barbara Logan, Adv. Group Miss Jane Bishop, Science PPLE AM Mr. Tom Deupree, Adv. Group ee Mrs. Allie Soule, Int. Group Mrs. Mary Prebus, Int. Group Mrs. Helene Morgan, Kind.; Mrs. Carol Schlotterer, Kind. . Doris Clevenger, Int. Group =: a a 3 ie pepe tas ec aa . eae RE A LG an RES ee AG i f yi f H } ' q ‘ | , 4 zx a ia FF fi ae - (eae ae: A a q 4 roe és ; STUDENTS ciate a See re el eee ae Races es See eT ee Y ol ct be J let vr cae grins aay, fats Ng you rile awake Rauch ia any ‘way ‘sae a udcnee Victoria K. Jamieson Be not rash with your mouth, nor let your heart be hasty to utter a word before God, for God is in heaven, and you upon earth; therefore let your words be few. For a dream comes with much business, and a fool’s voice with many words. Ecclesiastes 5:2-3 Anne Secor Roberta deBoer It is the time you have wasted for your rose that makes your rose so important. And when your sorrow is comforted (time soothes all sorrows) you will be content that you have known me. You will always be my friend. — Antoine de Saint Exupery shall i pick a quote and set it down on this page? i could tell you i like it, or maybe that it thinks the way i do. SO someone picking up the dusty old tome in many a year would know how i claimed to think. and the saying i'd pick. . . . (would be my favorite. oh no, i’d never have a favorite! that is so limiting, so close- minded. but i felt like saying something, having some words from me. to let you know . . | Know how important it seems to arrange this yearbook page. a book! it will be looked at by many, will be in existence for many years! oh yes, but those who look, YOU who look and read will not remember our faces, our ‘‘quotes’’. so... how important should we feel it is to create ‘‘our page’? . . or how unimportant? for if nothing concerning ourself matters, . (because it is so insignificant when looked at in perspective) then why live? then. . . why should anyone live? There'd be no world. Sarah RENEE LEGGE GAGE RAK NG CC in Anne Kapl Roberta Pel Ma propre monds Right On! Jay Hairston | play it cool and dig all jive, That's the way | stay alive. My motto as |! live and learn, is: Dig and be dug in return. — Langston Hughes Thanks, MV ELIZABETH Fruit of our love New and wondrous To behold Nature's gift For us to mold. Joy of our lives Laughing eyes beguiling smile Growing, Growing all the while. Flower of our dreams Now become A maid full-grown No longer Are you ours alone. Pride of our years Go, and Find your own life’s trove and take with you Our gift of love. Mere et Pere 1973 34 Colour My World As time goes on, | realize just what you mean to me. And now, now that you’re near, promise the love that I’ve waited to share, and dreams of our moments together. Colour my world with hopes of loving you. Elizabeth Scribner The world is so full of a number of things, I’m sure we could all be as happy as kings. Andy Kasle The years Teach much Which the days never know. To Big Bill. . . Thanks Things are gonna pass but never be gone we'll never forget but we gotta keep rollin on Too a Sa eee SERS ET 4 PEERS LG IE TT Peter Orser Where’s Orse? Peach Cie eye Carol Taylor We Wear the Mask We wear the mask that grins and lies, It hides our cheeks and shades our eyes — This debt we pay to human guile; With torn and bleeding hearts we smile, And mouth with myriad subtleties. Why should the world be overwise, In countiing all our tears and sighs? Nay, let them only see us, while We wear the mask. We smile, but, O great Christ, our cries To Thee from tortured souls arise. We sing, but oh, the clay is vile Beneath our feet, and long the mile; But let the world scream otherwise; We wear the mask. Paul Laurence Dunbar 1961-1974 thirteen long years, but i enjoyed them all ‘‘Pookie”’ For years i prayed “Our Father’, i never knew what it meant until i lost mine. ROGER Le Roy To the Constellations: i love ya all. from a defenseless baby. . . . “Groucho” Parks 40 You may think I’m an egotist For all the things you see — Well, I'm proud as punch To say each one of them is me. For 18 years I’ve worked To build my body and my mind; There’s one thing | have learned And that is: always to be kind. “A Maumee Valley product”, Il always love to say: That may not seem to be much now, But, it will be some day. The fat | have is hatred; My muscles are of love. When you leave Maumee Valley, Please remember me as above. James Parks Globe trotter lve come a long way : . i Brad Joseph ee GSES An attempt to know truth without knowing falsehood is equal to an attemt to seeing Light without knowing Darkness. It cannot be. Frank Herbert et AS a AONB RE nC A EM TAEDA TE Sek FPS SO eS e a oN ee u ott Ll we 3 c Musica Laetitae Comes Medicina Dolorum silvarum sacrorum. Vergil cot ee WAM ELS Michael Loren Perlmutter Hos natura modos primum dedit, his genus omne fructumque viret nemorumque Georgic Il senaaimeiitase i = aa eee The earth’s thin film of living matter is sustained by grand- scale cycles of energy and chemical elements. All of these cycles are presently being affected by man. — Anomynous won l Ke “Y ° Qa WG. CoN THE BUS | was the last passenger of the day, | was alone on the bus, | was glad they were spending all that money just getting me up Eighth Avenue. Driver | shouted, it’s you and me tonight, let’s run away from this big city to a smaller city more suitable to the heart, let’s drive past the swimming pools of Miami Beach, you in the driver’s seat, me several seats back, but in the racial cities we'll change places so as to show how well you’ve done up North, and let us find ourselves some tiny American fishing village in unknown Florida and park right on the edge of the sand, metallic, painted solitary, with New York plates. — Lean and Cohen waa ( as | was walking along the streets of Washington D.C.; | spotted a group of emanci- pated Negroes standing on the corner. a ‘‘| was a Carnation baby, and baby look at me now’’) In the process of looking so hard; | almost tripped over their chains. Nikki Giovanni Go onward young man, for the road is long and rocky; in your travels, remember that the route you take will always be your own decision; don’t become prey to others’ advice, for in much of it ulterior motives are lurking under the disguise of infallible knowledge and sincere concern; even though some advise is truly sincere, only you know what is best for you; if you see one of your brothers walking a fine, smooth road, while yours is rocky and rough, do not become bitter and envious because there are always going to be those with an easier way to go than you; so instead of admitting defeat, summon the strength to keep on, for sooner or later your road also will become smooth, and then on that day your satisfaction will be supreme; even though you can't afford too many detours in your road to success, don’t be afraid to lend a helping hand to a brother lost or stranded along the roadside, for one day you too might be in the same position; don't ever make a habit of using people, because it will only lead to a bad end; and speaking of ends, don’t let death make you afraid of life, for living is an end in itself and death is a new beginning. Enough said. Time is passing and the journey is long. Go forth. Ben Blakney Ye a cena ee )) MAUMEE SCHOOL | came to MV in 1964 as a third grader. Every teacher | have had has been excellent. | have been under several headmasters, all of whom have been terrific. But the one group of people to whom | owe the most thanks is my classmates. You shared my sorrows and my joys with me during this last decade. | could complain about things to you and you would listen. | could laud orher things and you would listen too. You helped me become what! am, and, whether or not you are around in the future, | am sure you will continue to help me. | just hope that, sometime in the future, you will remember all of the good times. Remember all of these good times we had and the good friends we were, for when all of these things are gone, they are never really lost, are they? With the help of my friends and classmates, | entered MV as a young boy, and | am leaving as ayoung man. Hopefully | will see you again sometime, and | will be able to thank you again. VALLEY COUNTRY DAY ). Marc Darrel Rayman Editor of The Tomahawk Business Manager of The Weathervane Gott wuerfelt nicht — Dr. Albert Einstein The Moving Finger writes, and having writ, Move on: nor all thy Piety nor Wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a line Nor all they tears wash out a word of it. Omar Khayyam When | am able to distinguish between an aquaintance and a friend, my life is much simpler. A friend is one whom you can bitch and moan at, yet still love. Weakness is not all it appears to be. A strong man is one who can reconcile himself to his own conscience in the face of adversity. A weak man is one who chooses not to reconcile his conscience, but rather allows another to do it for him. To derive, and then to cultivate aesthetical pleasures is the beginning of a meaningful and peaceful life. Thank you to all of those who have been a positive influence, and to those who have | been a negative influence on me, for you have both helped shape my character. James Singh ” ® ® o w wy) ® S — LU ae Ss Oo w c iS Oo From childhood’s hour | | have not been as other were — | have not seen as others saw — | could not bring passions from a common spring — From the same source | have not taken my sorrow— | could not awaken my heart to joy at the time And all | loved — | loved alone. — Poe Now all my bonds broken, | will march under ™ my own flag, even if none : will follow. — Ibsen Nancy Vogel On the field my fun was playing ball. . ., but off the field my fun was being with friends. ‘To live means being loved — therefore, to be unloved is to be inDeath.”’ Michael Alan Boyd To Jay, Ben, and Jimmy, otherwise known as J.T., Bubba, and Parks, for four years we've sung together and for four years we have been the best of friends — Right on Brothers. Ww x Za x oc Zz O Mensch! Gib acht! Was spricht die tiefe Mitternacht? Wolfgang R. Mann “Ich schlief, ich schlief —, aus tiefem Traum bin ich erwacht: — Die Welt ist tief, und tiefer als der tag gedacht. Tief ist ihr Weh —, Lust — tiefer noch als Herzeleid: Weh spricht: Vergeh! doch alle Lust will Ewigkeit —, — will tiefe, tiefe Ewigkeit!”’ — Nietzsche sunt geminae Somni portae, quarum altera fertur cornea, qua veris facilis datur exitus umbris, altera candenti perfecta nitens elephanto, sed falsa ad caelum mittunt insomnia Manes. his ibi tum natum Anchises unaque Sibyllam prosequitur dictis, portaque emittit eburna: ille viam secat ad naves, sociosque revisit; tum se ad Caietae recto fert litore portum. — Vergil, Aen. VI, 892-901 . . forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit. — Vergil, Aen. I, 203 Sarah Stranahan UPPER SCHOOL Left to Right: Liz Foster, Bonnie Neilson, Patsy Magoun, Mary McNerny, Christel Mann Left to Right: Carmen Mitchell, Carin Salverda, Judy Nasatir, Louise Ninneman Left to Right: Dieter Fischer, Brad Stone, Diane Burke, Tony Armstrong Left to Right: Ruth Hutton, Anne Applegate, Martha Vogel, Karen Kuehnle I. ’ i f he o eg eatin A eee 2 eae J “gals. Eee SEG ANE SS ai ENE ALOENSTAN MB GO SE AEA Enns ' S : 3 ‘ Page Stranahan, Stephanie Dana, Mary Kay Bass rr Jeff Rayport, Bruce Sowatsky, Peter Kaplin, Peter Heymann 60 Linda DuPuis, Rebeka Ceravolo Bill Getman, Cricket Kirchmaier, C.A. Joseph, David Reams, Joe Kasle ae ee: ) Charley Settles, Donal Hummer Nina Morais, Jon Handwork, Chris Johnson, Ben Shimp, Therese Joseph 61 Brad Wade, Jeff Vincent, Nate Soule Darryl Stubblefield, Peter Heyman, Richard Saffran eee ENO R wn = _ e o _ ma oO 5 Oo © ® a cs Oo Le , Felton Jackson Clarence Oliphant Tim Gilbert Randy Minton, Derwin Vega, Nan Cohen Jeff Bennett Peter Willey Steve Polyasko, John Stoll Brenda Perryman Cleveland Henderson, Tony Collins, Rick Winne 66 a Pennie Swolsky, Brian Radecki, Martin Treu Bill Hutton Joe Kerscher, Chad Witte Cyrus Jones, Chris Miller, Richard Cubbon, Peter Welles Jim Davis Jeff Jones, Ronnie Roshe, Dave Kaplin, Chad Witte Jewel Woodard Randy Samborn, Phil Griffin Monique Francois, Gregg Anderson, Reina Calderon, Chriss Nazar, Cathy Coulacos 68 ae 4 eve 8) y Standing: Kitsy Sabin, Beth Perkins Sitting: Debbie Dana, 6 Jenny Boss, Mandy Rice RS PM ii David Turin, Charley Settles 69 NEW SCHOOL : Debbie Payne, John Koehler Standing: Mike Goldberg, Lisa Kerscher, Pete Detgen, Billy Stewart Dion Raftopolous 70 Kneeling: Lorring Harrop, John Lagger | Standing: Boyd Ratliff, Jenn Gamble, Tina James, Yolanda Robinson Sitting: Sean Schwaner, Bittin Foster, Jay Pilkington Top: Jon Weinberg, Brian Rothman, Teddy Tehensky Bottom: Karolen Deupree, Jason Boehk, Rick Ehret Jenny Rayport, Jane Burke, Stacy Stinson, Katie Blaser, Anne Logan, Peggy Davis, Scott Pacer Jody Katzner, Mike Barnes, Schim Martin, David Swolsky, Wil- liam James, Brent Kintner ee Barry McNamee, Quintin Thurman, John Zachman, Eric Re- mley, Joel Singer ae | Paul Darah , Michael James, Molly Wickes, Jojo Meister, Shelly : Morgan ! Mark Moore, Mr. Al Getman, Ron Stone, Abby Hankins, Dave Kimmelman, Josh Stranahan Susan Deveneau, Twink Black, Peter Miller, Bave Joseph Alesa Schrock ra Nina Smith, Sally Miller, Sayeed Jaweed (standing) Carter Kaplan Birchard Ohlinger nasimaomeaie (sitting) Kim Griffin, Nina Smith, Alex Bailas, Jackie Kleberg, Jeanne Woulbroun (standing) Sally Miller, Lara Glowacki, Chris Sailstead, Elizabeth Zolot, Mark Ayers Cedell Morris David White Stephanie White | | | | Craig Koon, Lee McCoy | . ) Donna Hill, Shelly Guy | 75 Dean Kiel, Cedell Morris, Dannie Liddle eee. ilccatad x ei tits e a eet ret ete s reeset ee Re ae Pee etaeeo4 Saad ae Seksom Suriyapa, Amy Amani, Ronni Chen, Rich Nuzum Mike Barnes Neil Steinberg, Michele Wagner Pratik Multani, Spike Lutz, Stephen Foster Anne Logan Lydia Hankins, Cameron Jones SF IM oma SM itp iyi je Win, Matt Clevenger ‘Shana Patrick, Louise Foster, Debbie Lehman, Alesa Schrock Amy Dana, Sloan Johnson, Cydney Kaplan, Mariann Kern, Shelly Guy, Penny Euton, Mary Anne Murphy Joel Saul, Shelly Guy, Molly Wickes Wendy Neilson, Debbie Gifford, Tana Smith, John Cramer ax i Top: Richie Tavtigian, Kevin Cornell broun, Abby Stranahan, Amy Swolsky Debbie Gifford, Marianne Kern Richie Nuzum, Jenny Saul, Andy Weinberg, Boyd Ratliff, Cedell Morris sa’ el Mark Ayers, Kevin Stockard, Brad Coffin, Chris Sailstad John Cramer, Molly Wickes, Sarah McPeck, Wendy Neilson Bes ae S yer Fe sie a t ech ee gs ee oe. th SS ’ wp or Sree ea wee ape 2 - si - oe a- 44 - Mo reseed ray 7% Oh, yr ti + @2s at Top Row: Pankaj Mohan, Mike Gribbin, Lara Glowacki, Nina Smith, Kim Griffin, Jonn McCreary, Julie Robeson Bottom Row: Sylvia Katzner, Matt Wesling, Sally Miller, Sarah Cramer, Carrie Bingham Quintin Thurman, Kenny Brown Q oO _ _ o es oO S = ° ead = o oD oO © a Cc = oO me = o ic N © we ® @ 3S {eo} oO N ne _— ® Q oO a Lu 7 o oO Nn — ® Ne oO A -! 84 Pratik Multani, Neil Steinberg, Stephen Foster, Alex Bailas, Ronni Chen, Amy Amani, Chris Sailstad, Donnie Tillman Mike Tann, Jenny Wertz, Shelly Meister, Lisa West, Janney Bretz Mrs. Doris Clevenger, Mike Tann, Sean Tavtigian 85 Heller Shoop Susan Deveneau, Holly Euton John Cochran, Mark Bostleman Dick Jamieson, Bob Raitz Harold Hancock, Diane Endrizal, Craig Bigelow, John Leslie, Barb Logan, Linda Beall Jamie Katzner, Jill Echler, Doug Clevenger, Barry Bright, Matt Bretz, Charley Ruth Woulbroun, Debbie Lewis, Brad Coffin, Jeep MacNichol Wilkins Mary Hutton Todd Adamski, Jonce McKelvy, Whit Gifford, Brent Stone, Holly Euton (unidentified), Katie Foster, Todd Archambeau, John Cochran | | | | Frances Stranahan, Laura Lieder, Amy Kimmelman, Taryll Johnson, Cappie Foster, Lynn Foster, Laurel Crawford Ellen Fauver, Libby Ball, Bird Hill Jeff Darah, Brian Neff, Bob Skidmore 89 Hans Shoop, Henry Soule, Tony Morais, John Menton Top: Stephanie White, Leila Nunn Bottom: Wendy Alexander, Holly Driggs Peal a Vr Steve Kim, Lew Dickey, Tom Reed, Geof Galbraith, Tom Samonek Hans Shoop, Henry Soule, Tony Morais, John Menton John Foster, Bob Fischer, Charlie Murphy, Bob Cohen r Craig Bigelow, Jody Jones, John Griffin, Eric Stamps, George Orser; Chip Hankins, Brian Savage (kneeling) | Robyn Gandy, Chris Kasperzak, Libby Wade, Nancy Patrick, Kristy Neilson Moore ine Ela Margo Getman, Kelly Euton, Sara Lee Mutterer, Tracy Radeck Kim Detzer Taylor McKelvy ’ Ellen Fauver Dee O'Connor, Margo Getman, Rachael Nasatir y) | = i 5 5 _ t oe ‘ ‘3 fn s i] Ps ‘ La ‘ o i ; . a ‘ Ce S ° 3 a n v “ . f H U U x , i | a r ' rs - : A : oe a E , é 5 i ss 7 e ; 4 fae ee ; ; : ; | i . 3 : : | M Pi : + | | . ; 5 é 5 | | ; y i ke: . 1 be y , . +f © i Ee Pod en SPORTS AND | ACTIVITIES | 7 f rae Fi aM Football SOCCER HOCKEY | 3 | BASKETBALL op eatin t ff BUREE j TY oy WRESTLING ICS es Gymnast Ws ie ieneeii ess crio sien SPRING SPORTS ee RS MAE co Birtikier: antes ae GUST PORES Qiioes = cilia tip Re ARTUFFE REHEARSAL ES M.U.N. Trip plas aN mee oe pe Ip es Pokagon Ir MISCELLANEOUS ’ 4 HY Fy i : eller t See ee ce Soa N — ao Lclan! = Nr lade! a4 Qu. = U 2. = O U fae Zz. Lads! CQ — fase Sr Seas: ea ee ‘eat oO seeder HEH iee pease tert ae od ot ed I i . ae ae | dee AZ 9 le ap SP 7 LY Pe ¥ : a 4 paed Double Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Edward Alexander Mr. and Mrs. William Bemis A Friend of MVCDS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kasle Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Mann Mr. aNd Mrs. Gerard Lang Miller Mr. and Mrs. Thorley C. Mills Dr. and Ms. G.A. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Scribner Tillman Unitech Corp. ‘ ee ak ee Patrons C.A. Joseph Gerry Kenworthy Kitai Kim Karen Kuehnle Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Leslie Mr. and Mrs. R.S. MacNichol Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. McCreery Sheldon and Joan Meister Mr. and Ms. Robert F. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Lala S. Mohan The Lawrence Ninnemans Mr. and Mrs. John F. 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