McDonald High School - Roller Yearbook (McDonald, OH)

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Although the patterns change, together they represent school life at McDonald High School. His hands were calloused but gentle, andhis grip. power? ful, but soothing. His explanationoffquadratics was vivid as his description of a freshly, fields love of athletics and the outeof-doors was only surpassed by his desire for scholastic achievement. His presence was hearty yet' never overbearing. Hisglance, appree ciative knowing, shone and enlightened gl. just as the spreads Aitsrays sahout wide S variety of cheerful tales? and yamsg was only exceeded by his methods of arousing a student's3 intellectual curi- ositygs Although in a physical sensefmfg Herbert Hadley has retired from McDonald Highg he remains in themirids of the students and facultyf A sttoy,p - pp Q p 5 PA GE 56 82 94 113 134 136 Student Bod Chooses Bormz For the first time in five years good weather permitted the Homecoming ceremonies to be held out-of-doors. The student body selected Patti Borecki, Bonnie Essad, Shirley Hapcic, Martha Rishel and Ruth Walls as the 1965 court and from these five, Bonnie Essad was chosen queen. Patti Lowers, the 1964 queen, was present to crown her. Jon Barb, President of Student Council, presented her with a bouquet of roses and Mary Bright, G.A. A. representative, gave her a bracelet in behalf of the organization. After the football game, the queen and her court were escorted to the school gym where a dance was held in their honor. ssad 1965 Homecoming ueen. Gifts and kisses are bestowed on the newly crowned homecoming queen, Miss Bonnie Essad, Representatives of student council and G. A. A. show their approval of the evening's festivities. v With the thrill of the crowning over, the evening draws to a close in an atmosphere of fun and excite ment at the annual Homecoming dance. Y- Teen ROW 1 C Siranovic I Wheeler J Snook B Reese, P. Donelson, P. Borecki, L. Burnside, J. Cannistra P Muche K Rrshel C Fisher S Kovalick, I. Ryan, K. White, K. Jamison, P. Taylor, B Carkido S Hapcic ROW 2 N Dicks B Flores, J. Griffiths, K, Daigneau, B. Partain, G. Speerbrecher S Wellington J Gagnon B Wheaton, L. Kunkel, C. Scarbrough, K. Casale, R. Plecha K McClain C Taylor K Steeves M Bright, J. Santagata. ROW 3: D, Hopfer, F. Oleksa, B Kovach L McCombs C Gustafson M Allen D. Lawson, K. Milak, M, A, Moskun, C. Urbas, L Wester M Alcantar B Norman M J Clawson, P. Hughes, K. Jiannino, G. Sayers, J. Shimko, M J Krumpak ROW4 V Vadino B Essad S Morain, B. Black, L. Miller, M. Leonhart, K. Round S Colburn J Hansell G Damluk D Foley, B. Yukon, P. Genetta, M. J. Johnson, L. Polinsky M Pustay P Joynes C Johnston J Arbie, R. Walls. The Y-Teens is a service organization dedicated to satisfying the needs of the community. This year, October 15, was Y-Teen day in the Youngstown area. Y-Teens dressed in blue and white and wore small pins symbolizing membership. November 19 was the annual Sadie Hawkins Party for Y-Teen members and their escorts. On November 26, the Youngstown Y. W, C. A. held its annual Touchdown Toddle at ldora Park Ball- room. In November and December the girls in Y-Teens collected and repaired toys for unfortunate children in the area. All year round Y-Teens babysit for the P. T. A parents. In May Y-Teens honor their mothers with the yearly Mother-Daughter banquet. ROW 1: F. Oleksa, vice-president, M. Bright, inter-club council representa- tiveg M. Siranovic, world fellowship. ROW 2: S. Col- burn, treasurerg J. Cannistra, publicityg L. Burnside, membership: C. Siranovic, presidentg S. Hapcic, wor- shipg Miss Joan Bako, advisor. ROW 3: S. Aho, secre- tary, B, Wheaton, socialg B. Essad, serviceg Miss Susan Berndt, advisor. Service. Y-Teens bring joy into the hearts of underprivileged children by collecting and repairing toys for Christmas. 'sf R . L I A typical scene from behind the counter as Y-Teen members sell concessions at a foot- ball game. ROW 1: Advisor, Miss Joan Bako, C. Schmidt, C. Kish, K. Milak, K. Jones, C. Reese, M. Siranovic C. Hansellg advisor, Miss Susan Berndt. ROW 2: D, Alderfer, D. Minehart, P. Oblinger, T. Tote, J. Koniowsky, D. Walls, K. Myers, S. Morello, B. J. Killaby, J. Alderfer, D. Conroy, E. Hansell, C. Hale. ROW 3: P. Miner, R. Siciliano, P. Turcola, J. Tote, G. Stevens, R. Neff, E. Johnson, D. Davis, B. Koniowsky, M. Steeves. ROW 4: J. Krossman, M. A. Moody, B. Barnes, S. Aho, S. Col- burn, S. Dicks, D. Millik, C. Sharp, D. Lawson, L. Taylor, B. Cartwright, F. Bozin, G. Green, C, Warner, M. Leskovac. ROW 5: L. McClain, P. O'Hara, F. Uber, K. Ramsay, C. Carkido, J. Ziak, S. Barrett, P. Gustafson, B. Toth, J. John, C. Klenovich, K. Burton, G. Helt, S. Clawson, B. Lake, J. Lohr, M. Torsky, S. Johnston. Variety J I Some faculty members get in on the fun as they sing and dance to the tune of Hard-hearted Hannah. Miss Rosemary Modarelli, Miss Susan Berndt, Miss Joan Bako, Mrs. Karen Collins, Mrs, Mary Ann Baldwin. The cast honors Mrs..Vivian Gamertsfelderlin her final year as director, producer, and choreographer of the McDonald High School Variety Show. ROW lg John Wilson, Mrs. Gamertsfelder, Tom Long. ROW 2: John Krupko, Larry Aubel, Tom Hart, Jon Barb. Show A few of the girls don hobo costumes to perform to Lady is a Tramp. Janet Santagata, Linda Kunkel, Jackie Snook, , Jeannie Griffiths, Karen Jiannino, Janet Fritz. The sophomore boys don frilly costumes and show off their dancing talents to the tuneof I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate. A. Polinsky, R. Rishel, N. Krupko, J. Lowers, B. Urban, B. Alderfer, B. Hastie. These sophomore and junior girls sing and c1own around to Put on a Happy Face. Patti Borecki, Linda Burnside, Martha Allen, Cathy Johnston, and Linda Fitz. Q. X The Girls Athletic Association, one of McDonald High School oldest organizations, provides for girls in grades nine through twelve the opportunity to participate in and enjoy a planned program of intramural volleyball and basketball games. The games are under the direction of Miss Rosemary Modarelli, G. A. A. advisor. ROW 1: C. Siranovic, N. Dicks, M. Allen, J. Cannistra, M.rBright, C. Johnston, B. Carkido, B. . Essad, V. Vadino, R. Plecha, K. Steeves. ROW 2: C. Taylor, L. Burnside, S. Hapcic, K. Jamison, L. Wester, C. Urbas, L. McCombs, D. Lawson, M. Rishel. ROW 3: J. Gagnon, J. Shimko, P. Borecld, ROW 4: B. Wheaton, P. Hughes, G. Sayers. ROW 5: S. Colburn, S. Morain, K. Jiannino, ROW 6: G. Daniluk, M. Leonhart, M. J. Clawson. ROW 7: J. Hansell, B. Black, M. A. Moskun, ROW 8: F. Oleksa, P. Joynes, M. J. Johnson, L. Polinsky, D. Burns, K. Round, B. Partain, C. Fisher, P. Taylor, B. Reese, G. Speerbrecher, S. Kovalick, ROW 9: M. Click, M. Pustay, K. Milak, C. Gustafson, B. Norman, D. Foley, P. Gennetta, R. Walls, J. Arbie, M. J. Krumpak. An Organization or Active Girls. ROW 1: K. Milak, M. Siranovic, D. Walls, C. Kish, M. Patterson, M. Steeves, S. Morello. ROW 2: C. Schmidt, K. Myers, S. Colburn, K. Jones. ROW-3: B. Lake, P. Turcola. ROW 4: D. Millik, R. Siciliano, P. Miner. ROW 5: F. Bozin, D. Alderfer, D. Minehart. ROW 6: C. Hansell, C. Hale, B. Killaby, D. Mounts, ROW 7: J. Krossman, J. Lohr. ROW 8: S. Barrett, C. Carkido, E. Hansell, ROW 9: K. Ramsay, F. Uber, P. Green, B. Koniowsky, R. Neff, J. Koniowsky. To make G.A.A. games more active and interesting, Miss Modarelli instructs the girls in the proper techniques of shooting a basketball. Royal Swans Present 1-4th Annu Members of the Swan Club do some last- minute practicing to assure perfection of their routine, Baby Elephant Walk. Cindy Kish, Cecelia Hale, Cheryl Schmidt and Joyce Koniowsky are ready for their routine, Guns of Navarone. The members of the Royal Swan Club work many long, hard hours to prepare their annual swim show. The girls, along with their advisor, Miss Modarelli, select a theme, pick music, prepare routines, make costumes, and plan scenery to fit the theme. Each member works very hard and the club does its best to have a great show each year. The cygnets, or 'baby swans. have a special number of their own for the show. After their first show, they become Swans and are able to participate in more routines. This year the Cygnets were Diana Lawson, Gail Helt, Marianne Evans, Doris Alderfer, Virginia Vadi- no, Karen Steeves, and Linda Fitz. how - Lights . The girls try to work many different formations into their routines. By using interesting formations, variety is added to the show. Managers 1965 Royal Swan Club MARGIE GREEN MARTHA RISHEL Camera . . Action. Interesting costumes add color to the show Members of each routine choose costumes that will fit their music and look good in the water. Many times props are used to focus on the theme and add atmosphere to the routine. BOB JOHNSON Finally, the event of the evening that every one looks forward to - the Grand March. Lovely young ladies promenade under crepepaper streamers which transformed the M.H. S. gym into a Parisian wonder- land. 1965 Prom King Two couples, Andy Golubic, Ruth Plecha, and Chuck Dolsak and Barbara Wheaton, pause beneath an Eiffel Tower of white tissue paper carnations. Junior-Senior Prom Spencls 'Mn Evening in Parisv A view of Prom - a happy confusion of red checked tablecloths at a sidewalk cafe, laughing faces and idle chatter, soft music and dim lights. Wonder and admiration fill the faces of Patricia Hochadel and Billy Stoughton as they attend the 1965 Prom King and Queen. s Q Wi 1. .- X Pe i Q52 fix ,, ,s N Hs. LINDA LOBAUGH 1 965 Prom Queen McDonald Choirs Add Musical Spit: ROW 1: J. Shimko, C. Johnston, J. Tote, L. Kunkle, R. Neff, G. Helt, K. White, J. Griffiths, S. Hapcic. ROW 2: K. Myers, G. Stevens, M. Bright, P. Miner, D. Lawson, T. Tote, K. Jiannino, S. Colburn, K. Burton, I. Santagata, L. Burnside, C. Schmidt, K. Rishel, S. Wester, R. Siciliano, K. Steeves, J. Cannistra, P. Spatara, B. Flores, F. Uber, S. Jones, K. Jones, L. Polinsky, S. Clawson, J. Koniowsky. ROW 3: M. Krumpak, R. Walls, E. Hansell, D. Conroy, B. Barnes, C. Klenovich, J. John, J. Krossman, F. Bozin, D. Alderfer, P. Hughes, S. Morello, S. -Aho, M. Johnson, V. Vadino, P. Borecki, G. Sayers, C. Hale, C. Siranovic, M. Siranoyic, S. Dicks, K. Ramsay. ROW 4: B. Carkido, L. Taylor, D. Minehart, M. King, B. Toth, P. Turcola, D. Lawson. I. Ziak, M. Allen, C. Carkido, C. Urbas, M. Leonhart, J. Alderfer, M. Moody, M. Moskun, B. Cartwright, D. Walls, B. Essad, B. Black, D. Foley, S. Barrett, C. Hansell, N. Dicks, R. Plecha, M. Rishel, M. Steeves ROW 5: D., Barrett, J. Barb, T. Gallo, R. Stein, N. Krupko, R. Rishel, T. Hart, L. Paxton, N. Gallo, T. Long, R. Urban, L. Aubel, W. Barb, G. Comer, D. Dean, J. Wilson, A. Polinsky, T. Johnson, P. Shuger, R. Crepage, K. Comer, J. Smith, S. Wolfe, B. Alderfer, Mr. Robert Paxton. Swing along with the Swingers, a junior and senior choral group, as they sing We Wish You the Merriest. in . 0 High School Curriculum. Some junior high girls sing 'Twas the Night Before Christmas, as they gather before the fireplace to await the arrival of St. Nick. The McDonald High Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Robert Paxton, gives students the opportunity to participate in a planned program of vocal music. In addition to singing at the holiday programs, the chorus presents the annual Variety Show. A newly-organized vocal unit, the junior high chorus, has already become a part of the musical scene at the high school. ROW 1: P. Gallite, I. Smith, B. Urbas, A. Blair, R. Schlenker, R. Walls, G. Chuparkoff, K. Zimmer man. ROW 2: D. Kean, B. Davis, M. Evans, P. Scirocco, S. Watts, I. Geho, H. Genetta, M. Moda- relli, P. McClain, D. Aubel, M. Dikun, K. Moore. ROW 3: M. Skufco, S. Miranda, P. Ilas, K. Libertyn, K. McNulty, L. Ague, S. Krupko, C. Zupon, D. Shiley, K. McClain, G. Spatara, S. Coles. ROW 4: Mr. Robert Paxton. CLARINETS C. Kohut C. Kohut L. Hjelle P, Halleran D. Hartson C. Burton C. Klenovich D. Kean B. Toth B. Davis P. Gallite S. Dicks S. Kovalick C. Scarbrough S. Krupko C. Zupon K. Jamison M. Evans S. Watts L. Ague SAXOPHONE D. Madill C. Royce T. Gallo K. King J. Johnson TRUMPETS L. Aubel J. Wilson D. Dean N. Krupko D. Conroy L. Cox D. Miller D. Hartson C. Rose DRUMS N. Gallo T. Gallo R. Rishel D. Loewit J. Paxton P. Terzak J. Ryan TROMBONE L. Paxton D. Hartson D. Wolfe P. Spatara BARITONE D. Alderfer B. Alderfer P. Beckley FLUTES S. Aho S. Jones B. Barnes S. Miranda PICCOLO M. J. King BELLS R. A. Walls C. Taylor SOUSAPHONE D. O'Donnel S. Wolfe J. Smith J. Collins FRENCH HORN P. Rogers J. Barb D. Keefer Majorettes for the 1965 season are Sharon Morain, Diane Foley, Georgianne Daniluk, Della Lawson, Mary Jo Krumpak, Fran Oleksa, Peggy Joynes, ootball H any Time. The McDonald High School Band under the direction of Robert Paxton, and assistant director, Glen Phillips, provides an ex- cellent opportunity for musical and march- ing training for the McDonald High School student body, The McDonald High School Band, considered one of the best small school bands in the area, presents halftime entertainment at the home football games, and for the first time in the history of the band, presented halftime entertainment at the away football games. The band also marches for pep rallies and for the village of McDonald on national holidays. Students in the News . WY HISTORY WINNER -- Barbara Black scored first in Trumbull County on the Ohio 'History and Government Test. She won the honor to compete CAN CAPER -- These impetuous students, Virginia Vadino, Bonnie Essad, and George Wishak, in a spirit of sharing and charity, unlawfully solicited canned goods for Mc- Donald's needy. The extremely trying or- deal, however, was straightened out, and- the cans they collected were distributed to the needy. in another statewide test at Ohio University at Athens. MERIT TEST WINNER -- Thomas Johnson, a McDonald High Senior, placed as a semi- finalist in the National Merit Qualifying Test. Tom went on to rank as a finalist among the top seniors in the nation. Tom is the first student in the history of McDonald High to gain re- cognition on this nationwide test. VOLUNTEER SERVICE -- Candy Stripers Sylvia Wellington and Kathy Round won awards for devoting the most hours as volun teers at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Instrumental Music Programs Ufered by MH . Music Department ROW 1: N. Krupko, C. Royce L. Paxton, P. Beckley, K. King, R. Jones. ROW 2: L. Aubel, D. Dean, P. Rogers, Mr. Robert Paxton, S. Jones, D. Conroy, T. Gallo. ROW 3 J. Paxton, J. Barb, R. Rishel. ROW 4: D. O'Donnell, S. Wolfe. The Pep Band furnishes a rebel -rousing prelude to every home basketball contest. FRONT--C. Royce, L. Paxton, A. Polinsky, I. Wilson. ROW 2: C. Kohut, J. Alderfer, S. Watts, S. Miranda, S. Jones, B. Barnes, S. Aho, J. Shimko, D. Alderfer, D. Wolfe, M. King. ROW 3: C. Kohut, D. Keefer, D. Hartson, P. Spatara, C. Johnston, K. Jamison, S. Kovalick, R. Jones, K. King, R. Walls, C. Zupon, E. Timarin. ROW 4: D. Conroy, S. Krupko, L. Ague, M. Dikun, L. Wester, T. Gallo, D. O'Donnel1, I. Barb, P. Rogers, P. Beckley, D. Dean, J. Jensen, L. Aubel, D. Harfson, S. Wolfe. ROW 5: Mr. Glen Phillips, N. Gallo, R. Rishel, D. Loewit, P. Terzak, I. Johnson. F ive New Members Selecte The 1966 Roller Staff spends long hours designing and preparing the yearbook for publi- cation. Although the deadline nears and pressure mounts, layouts must be drawn and copy must be written. The hard work and pressure of meeting deadlines is bewildering at first but the final result, the 1966 Roller, makes it well worth the effort. o Carry on Yearbook Tradition www YU if Mr. Acri, yearbook photographer, comes to the school many times during the year to take ' pictures. Mrs. Mary Ann Baldwin and Mrs. Karen Collins, staff advisors, check and okay all layouts, designs, and copy before sending them to be published. Carol Siranovic, Dave Barrett, and Martha Rishel unwind following a tension-filled day of drawing up layouts and writing copy. John Johnson, Mike O'Hara, and Della Lawson find that ingenuity is a must for developing original ideas to complete the process of rolling Rollers. Student Council . . . u Miniature Government. There are cans everywhere you look! Where are we going to put them all? These cries were uttered many times by the committee of Student Council sponsoring the canned goods drive. The competition reached a peak as an all time record of over 2, 700 cans were collected for needy families during the Christmas season. Can committee Frances Bozin, Cheryl Zupon: vice president, Barbara Wheaton: Mary Catherine Dikung secretary, Martha Rishel: and president, Jon Barb pose with a variety of cans. i , i' McDonald High's student government is the organization which enforces fair school rules. Members of Student Council I are the presidents and secretaries of all the homerooms, president of Y-Teens, editor of the Informer, and managers of Swim Club. Student Council also plans a variety of proj- ects: supporting delegates for the Youngstown Youth Con- ference, holding a Scholarship Banquet at the end of the school year, and sponsoring a booth at the annual P.T.A. Fair. An annual tradition is trimming the M. H. S. Christ- mas tree. ROW 1: R. Plecha, L. Burn- side, J. Barb, M. Rishel, C. Siranovic, ROW 2: T. John- son, E. Hale, B. Rebraca, R. McFalls, M. Siranovic, D. Millik, C. Johnston. ROW 3: R. DeSalvo, M. Bright, L. Wester, K. Jamison, B. Wheaton, R. Walls, F. Oleksa. ROW 4: T. Myers, G, Jayne, B. Rushen, B. Johnson, D. Rowthorn, K. Fisher. KNEEL- ING: A. Wellington, L. Aubel, T. Hart. A Competent Teaching JOAN BAKO B. S. Business Education Journalism Y-Teen Advisor JAMES HILBUN B. S. English Assistant Basketball Coach VIVIAN GAMERTSFELDER B. S. Latin English MARY ANN BALDWIN B. S. Business Education 1 ROSEMARY MODARELLI B. S. Physical Education, Health G. A. A., Pep Club, Swim Club Advisor ROBERT PRICE B. S. E. , M. S. Math Assistant Football Coach JOSEPH DERENZO B. S. E. , M. E. Reading Assistant Football Coach Yearbook Advisor taff Complements Our School. CARL MALITO B. S. Math GLEN PHILLIPS B.M.. B.S., M.E. Orchestra Assistant Band Director KENNETH BAKER B. S. , M. S. Industrial Arts SUSAN BERNDT B. A, Home Economics Y-Teens Advisor JAMES BODNAR B. S. , M. S. Science MARGARET BROCKEN B. S. Librarian Student Council Advisor JANE LYMAN B. A., M.A. Social Science Teachers Add Spa JOHN PIERSON B. S. , M. S. Social Science Physical Education Football Coach Track Coach MAURICE CLUTE CORA BECK B. S. Physical Science Mathematics WILLIAM CARSON B. S. Social Studies T. r1:-L r----L-11 1s,, 1, ANGELO PREZIOSO B. S. Physics, Chemistry Physical Science B. S. Biology, Zoology Physiology EDWARD KUTSKO B. S. English AMALIA YUNQUE B. A. French Spanish n Academic Achievement. i TOBERT MCCLARY KAREN COLLINS A. B. T English Yearbook Advisor ROBERT PAXTON B. S. Band Director Vocal Music B. S. Physical Education Driver Training Basketball Coach DORIS MOLIN School Secretary LEAH STREETER School Nurse Attendance Officer JAMES BODNAR School Treasurer Proposed Additions and Remodelm Reviewing the agenda for the day's errands, Mr. Kukuk finds his duties many and varied. Graduating from Ohio University and receiving his masters degree from Westminster, Mr. John Saga- nich finds it takes more than formal education to be an administrator. Understanding and willingness to help play a large part in his daily activities. 1 I I, .tni kt, ,. W .A M in Supplying information, adminis- tering tests, and helping students who are interested in their edu- cation are among the many duties of our guidance counselor, Miss Marion. ead List for Improvement of M.H.S. Members of the Board of Education are Mr. Loren Jensen, Dr. Marie Krupko, and Mrs. Nick Bellitt. Superintendent 's Message American education must change constantly, not merely for the sake of change, but in order to meet the needs of a changing society as they occur. Stability does have a definite place in the overall scheme of things. Change with little or no regard for proven criteria has contributed very little to the improvement of education in this country. Change, whether planned or random, must result in definite improvement. lt is not sufficient that something merely be done differentlyg evaluation must be a continuous procedure. Every innovation in education, every modification or addition in curricular offerings, every new in- structional technique should have to be justified on the basis of realistic educational criteria. We, the faculty and administration of the McDonald Public Schools, are constantly planning and evalu- ating the innovations in education and curriculum that have been tried and found realistic to provide a better educational program for the boys and girls of McDonald Schools. Planned change is orderly, and it is a necessity in the ever-growing school system of this nation. Mr. Fred Molin, Mr. Robert Scarbrough, and Mr. William Rea survey the proposed additions to the high school. These new additions will extend the educational program and supply the school with the newest equipment. WILLIAM E. REA Superintendent McDonald Schools The Custodians . . Our Crew of Handymen, Mr. William Magill and Mr. Alvin Bell handle the many custodial tasks at our grade school. No task, large or small, escapes the attention of our hard-working custo- dians, Mr. Walter Collins and Mr. William Doumom. Mrs. Anna Kieltsch adds a woman's touch to the night-time janitorial duties at the grade school. Mr. Paul Jones, is the new night-time custodian at the high school. l as 4 39 Seventh Graders . Seventh graders feel they chose their leaders wisely when they elected Rick Del Bene, president, Joe De Salvo, vice- president, and Ray Morello, secretary- IISHSUICI' . Bradford, Robert Cartwright, William Chance, Gayle Clawson, Patricia Colburn, Linda Coles, Sandra Dutchuk, Donald Davis, Charlotte Del Bene, Richard De Salvo, Joseph Dikun, Mary Catherine Freeman, Carl Friend, Elaine Fritz, Roger Gallite, Paul Absent: Ashbrook, Brenda Geho, Judy Golubic, Paul Gonze, Elaine Graham, Cathy , Griffiths, Nancy 40 Blair, Arthur Booth, Robert Bozin, James r as e X rl Tj Q ' ' -fu-X J. ' rd' I I 4914- .,, .. 45' ,, . ..,. N. 1 4' - te I 9 il -N. .wo . .L Bell Randy Bennett Randy . Q r if 1-ar., .er D B AA., S iyl 'B . Q V A 1. ,. ' ,gg i JJ' ??fj 5?2 f .: V my A .4 i L Vie., x - , mQ Q l Wxxx f 4-xr A rf rf' B gf if '.a'f,',. ,, 1-' gr wif-Ar -2-11 5 vblfb-1? ji' bfi ji ' S ff, et. ee S an ,J all ' - 'Mini Illia ltu. ie J Y I W W Q S 424 4 , g ' s J r , FD' eye 4 if ,y,M V , BM- , 2 - e N T , ,i ff . FM' iff in ' ' If W 1 .el J ' 't X 1 Le E Ay . , W . . Learn Koniowsky, Deborah Krossman, Caroline Lewis, Jerry Lindenmuth, Terry Logar, Richard Luknis, Frank Lytle, Ray Mahoney, Claudia McClain, Karen McNulty, Kathy Meyers, James Milak, Albert Molin, Patricia Moore, Kathy Morello, Ray A bewildered seventh grader, Jerry Lewis, pauses in the hall to find the way to his next class. New- comers to McDonald High School, the seventh graders hold a magazine sales campaign to earn money for the traditional Prom they will have when they are juniors. Another money-making scheme is having swim parties, an activity everyone enjoys. Helt, Gerald Ilas, Peggy Johnson, Cathy Johnston, Cheryl Jones, Debbie Kean, Debra is 1 f if . . lj .. ,, s.,., ., . .... ' 1 .. fi ' E iff - E Q ,'il' We - A . ,s.s is K P lf E V e s? ' Zf1,,,Qig.:1, ig' 3 - ' ' - fi . -- ., 0 Q ff 'sii an an ff .. - f .fa M-M 1 . sw, . - . P- Q 1 r 'eg ,, Q W i 7 D - 1 i,r '- i n :Y EQ., -' I: ,.-, K I: z5Y-3 M ,, C ,s.i E , ' s we 5 75' 4 Y i L 47 t SYS X Q F 4 X . 7. , Na Yr' 1' ! :Fl s gli s: a ' -, ' df! 1, A it I 1 - ' . -. 3 51,3567 A, 'vw 1 V 1? f i J . ask I ' ' H ' .. 34 if? li? 2 X I-Iomemakers of tomorrow, seventh grade young ladies learn to make many new and tasty dishes. , .Q , p I 1 iii' fre.. . A r ji If 4 .rg -2 wc.. gif? 371 J as s , Q' i?:?6?1w T' ' . . Wishak, Jeanne ,vi , Natoli, Jeffrey Oblinger, Donald Olson, Terry Ramsay, Terri Rhodes, Barbara Rodriguez, Luis Romane, Charlene Rowthorn, Linda Rowthorn, Gary Savage, Thomas Schlenker, Richard Shiley, Debra Shilling, Paul Smith, James Spatara, Frank Spatara, Georgia Urbas, Terry Vaughn, Karen Walls, Russell White, Donalyn Young, Robert . . ' b Class of '70 Plans Money-Making Projects. Eighth grade class officers exhibiting traits of leadership and fine citizenship include Jeffrey Paxton, secretary-treasurerg John Mortaro, president, Douglas Miller, vice-president, They plan and schedule swim parties to raise money for the Class of 1970. Ague, Lois Aho, Albert -5 ml' 53 as A 5255, 'VJ' ,4 g 'T 4 ns. 'Q ri! 5 J' fi!! , 15:1 t L Ashburn, Terry Aubel, Deborah Bennett, David Binion, Nora Boyce, Sylvia Burnside, Lawrence Bush, James Cherry, James Chuparkoff, George Collins, James Cupan, Gary Daniluk, Daniel Dugan, Jack Evans, Marianne Flere, Kenneth Franco, Gary Genetta, Heidi Ginson, Joyce Gossett, Catherine I-Ialleran, Patricia Hanshaw, Joanne Hartson, Darlene Hjelle, Linda Jamison, John Johnson, Diane Absent: Barrios, Felix Va e K gh, I Q kk wx il AX NYJ .M Ml an S T 54 ri' if ' J. -, if 'Z Q, fr . w i f i. f',iQ,'iR,, K Sak-X55 sexy V X 'PN J NK Q.m,!1,:'vu,?.1 Hgh-m:...em-J in Broad Curriculum of Cours Johnson, James Jones, Robert Keefer, Daniece Kish, John The shop program for eighth grade boys includes courses in mechanical drawing, and the wood and metal shops. Klinger, Kenneth Kohut, Clarence Koniowsky, Jackie Koniowsky, Kathy Kowacich, Susan JA A M Krupko, Susan -. 2 Libertyn, Karen J , 1 ' Madill, Deborah j , Y Malcomson, Charles F X 5 Malcomson, John ' ' N 5 , 1. Martin, Betty McClain, Penny McCombs, Barry Milak, Lorrayne Miiler, Douglas ' Q' f gli N A, ,, l V Miller, Wayne , if i 3 f Miranda, Susan 3 YJ 'rir if '4 1 J 3 1 Modarelli. Mary si' 1 N + J' B 'V ' . -. ff Moison' Kim . Q K , g H Mortaro, John if 'J K Neville, Aman K' U ' J G ' Paxton, Jeffrey Q M Phillips. Loren E if' 5 5 Rhodes, Donald ' - fQX'A'7f f 35 9 is J' ' .r f f u it : iff. ,. U ft , Q . Rhodes Ronald Rose, Clarissa Ryan, Joseph Schmidt, Larry Scirocco, Patricia fered to Eighth Grade Students. Sharp, Richard Sigley, Clarence Sigley, Roger Skufca, Marilyn Smith, Jackie Ray Spatara, Kathleen Stonestreet, Edward Uber, Dennis Urbas, Terry Walls, Kathy Watts, Susan Wilson, Terry Woodley, James Woods, Vernon Wyko, Joseph Zimmerman, Kim Zupon, Cheryl ai? . X ' W h,n . it at l W rrr W 2 ' - r rrrs rrr s 1 ia.. ,.. Q ., :11 ' -W L -was-E f 'iw - fi, .W Y QQ k ..k1 - V V - -- : 14' W' L ..-f A ii' s A 4 H I ik'-ri te I! Z I K Vr,. I 1 H :k,, Y, g I I i k,,,. J ,, 3 . ! I ,gi W V ' ,,::- 1 M- 7 A 'Q hssss C W r - . as I ff 3'1 2 I up Q V -. ,, . . gyf ff- . 4 , R. , iq. .., 1 H rr'i V. gi A ppz, my ia: E K: , p psf 5 ,,, Q. -, f is : , id ,.., ,, ' 1 ' J' Lf- f ' :ff ' U , - ' if K ff F 7 r'i ' ' - H' ', .s ' -:i,: i f , 5 , l A ' 1i C, ' 1 f hrrs sr. s s at 455257 ' .f :gg 1. rra - so W Eighth graders in science classes use visual aids to help them understand human anatomy. The Freshman 's Maturity is 2:5 Q ,ir wx , xiflinsfj. . 2 , We 7 r X WM 1.2 , 45, X-I.. ,E N - 1 . 1., eh? ,fi - B tw . .56 ,,m,, Alderfer, Doris Alderfer, Judith Antolini, Peter Barninger, Albert , srfi' 3 Q . L tr L 46 Put to an Important Te Mrs. Beck's brutish tendencies' are being displayed here as she prepares to blister Bill Krumpak. Beckel, Diane Bennett, Roger Billey, Joseph Boyce, Floyd Bozin, Frances Breedlove, George Brown, Lawrence Cartwright, Barbara Clawson, David Clawson, Sandra Click, Glen Colburn, Stanley Collins, Stephen Comer, Kirk Conroy, Deborah Cox, Lawrence Cupan, Daniel Datchuk, Robert Deluga, Alan Eldridge, Richard Z fl? Allowing Them to Choose Their Own, ii' ' Mi. K 1. wi: ' ,ai Y-' A 5 -.---G X ,aif , I 4' ,JV ' , m.-y,,.g' Kohut, Charles Koniowsky, Bonnie Kollar, James Koniowsky, Joyce r , tai' , , A Courses. Evanoff, Karen Fansler, Gary Fitz, Charles Flickinger, Edward Franco, Victor Gagnon, Michael Greathouse, Dennis Green, Patricia Gustafson, Patricia Hansell, Elaine Hartson, Diana Helt, Gail Jayne, Gary John, Judith Johnson, William Johnston, Thomas Jones, Suzanne Killaby, Billie Io King, Mary Jane Klenovich, Carol - K J In addition to the study of Latin grammar, these ' V' V , freshmen will study Roman culture. . di' anal , IH f 1' 3' f 5 llfxg, ah 'Fr0sh', Adapt to Acti ROW 1: Julia Krossman, William Krumpak, Diana Lawson, Aza Leibee, James Lewis, Dale Loewit. ROW 2: Charles Mayfield, Maureen McGeary, Thomas McC1ary, Keith McCombs, Bernard Mientus, William Miller. ROW 3: John Moss, Denise Mounts, Dennis Mounts. NXXXXA Students entering their freshman year are given the opportunity to become members of such high school organiza- tions as G. A. A. , Y-Teens, and high school chorus. The students chosen to lead the Freshman Class through their new experiences are: William Johnson, vice-presidentg Frances Bozin, presidentg Gary Jayne, secretary- treasurer, J Deborah Minehart, Patricia Miner, John Moskun, 'Y-it 3 s ., g ,t': K' ' ' V, E4 rr' Y 'J as ' , , , Q I 'Jr I A ,ll ,A . NN s -s x XV' r X 'li' no ,TF .' 1. V Q .Q V ,,'Q W, ft s i ? V Y Qi I l d . J. . . R ii N ' 000 of High School Lje. r 12 mia tag, if 'Wai fr R Y-EF.. if .ax,,.sf,tP,mi?P ,ig F. L Zii H V i ff bl gt -0 39 5 l iitf , ...?,gT'4 ,agar 3,0 , Q as tv . A, 'ug tae 0 I r gg , :iii lg f :sz 35202, E. ROW 1: Timothy Myers, Rosemary Neff, Patricia Oblinger, John Partain, Mary Patterson, Larry Rowthorn. ROW 2: William Rushen, Michael Sayers, Vernon Sharp, Donald Shiley, Roseann Siciliano, Roger Smith. ROW 3: Gail i 4. p ' Stevens, Linda Taylor, Marie Torsky, Jacquelyn Tote, Beverly Toth, Margaret I 'S Turcola. ROW 4:' William Victor, James Walker, Michael Walker, Robert - Xt R, A Walker, Carol Warner, Sandra Wester, David Wolfe. li P 3 '.' ,fs aiu rl 4 - 11 ,.,0 ' 11 :1 1 if ,- sf The ninth grade shop students don aprons and potholders in exercising their cooking skills while the determined home economics girls, armed with T-square and buzzsaw, invade the shop. Absent: Kathleen Kenneally Donald Lohr xg w 1 0, 5'5 . ?, 1 5 ft .rm Sophomores . Burton, Alan Burton, Kathy Carkido, Carol Colburn, Sarah Coles, David Cupan, Paul Datchuk, Richard Davis, Donna Delpine, Donald Demetruk, Alex Dicks, Suzanne Fisher, Kenneth Flannery, Issac Flannery, James Freeman, Craig ff F3315 Sophomore class officers Dave Rowthorn presrdent Ken King, vice-president and Ken Fisher secretary treasurer, have the task of representing the 89 mem bers of the sophomore class Aho, Sandra Badnek, John Barnes, Barbara Barrett, Sharon Beckley, Phillip Biastro, Gary Gallo Gifford Timothy Joseph Gallo Graham Thomas Jack Hale Hartson Cecilia Donald Hansell Johnson Cathleen Ethel Johnston, Sandra Jones, Kathy H awe . Jones, Richard Jones, Ronald King, Kenneth Kish, Cynthia Kish Lake Georgia Barbara Kowacich Leibee David Gary Leskovac Lohr ' Margaret Judith Lobinger McClain Chris J Linda McFalls, Richard Martin, Thomas May, Terry Milak, Karen Millik, Donna Moody, Mary Alice Morain, Charles Morello, Susan Myers, Kathy Neville, Dale Newhouse, Ronald O'Connell, Rita O'Donnel1, Daniel O'Hara, Patricia Phillips, Charles ,ig Phillips, Linda Ramsay, Karen Reese, Carolyn Rice, Michael Round, Karen Rowthorn, David Schmidt, Cheryl p p I day situations. Sophomore students in plane geometry learn many properties of geometric figures and how to apply their knowledge to every Interesting 5 Uv px .L Si, EQQE -'Sf 1 ,Qual 5 Sharp, Cynthia Siranovic, Marilyn T Soss, Robert Spatara, Patricia Speerbrecher, Nancy Stanton, Terry School Activities. In biology, students learn about many interesting aspects of life. The green- house offers the opportunity to observe plant life. Steeves, Maureen Stevens, Robert Stonestreet, William t Thomas, Thomas Thorpe, Donald Tote, Terri Toth, Frank Uber, Frances Walker, David Walker, William Walls, Deborah Wilson, Cecilia White, Wesley Woodley, Elizabeth Ziak, Jennifer Absent: Ashburn, Charles Barrios, Raymond Taylor, Richard 53 Cherry, Robert Clawson, Mary Jane Coles, James Comer, Gregory Corman, John Cupan, Andrew Daigneau, Karen Davis, George Deak, Gregory Dean, Donald Juniors Begin Preparing for The Alcantar Mary Alderfer William Allen Martha Barb Wayne Bell Ronald Bennett Sharon Benyo Steve Billey Mary Lou Junior class officers Mary Bright, Presi- dentg John Johnson, Vice Presidentg and Cathy Scarbrough, Secretary, take time out from their active schedules. Besides sponsoring the Homecoming and taking an active part in other school activities, the juniors have the responsibility of planning the Junior- Senior Prom. Bright, Mary Burnside, Linda Casale, Kathryn Vutures With Hard Work and Stud DeSa1vo, Richard Dicks, Nancy Donelson, Paulette Donmont, Thomas Evanoff, Gary Espinoza, Emilio Fiddler, Edward Fitz, Linda Foty, Linda Green, Larry Griffiths, Colette Gustafson, Coleen Hale, Ed Hastie, Robert Hemlick, Joseph Hjelle, Larry Hopfer, Darlene Jamison, Karen Jayne, Susan John, James Johnson. John Koniowsky, Jerry Koniowsky. Joseph Kovach, Beverly Krupko, Ned Kunkel, Linda Lake, Patricia Lambert, Randy Lawson, Della Leskovac, Dan Lowers, James McClain, Karen McCombs, Linda McCombs, Jack McGeary, Jean Commercial Training Prepcir Malcomson Dallas Martin Wesley Milak Kathy Miller Thomas fi if A fr 42 f X is . .1 vii uv i 'Il Minehart Kathy Typing II gives junior students a chance to improve Miner their speed and accuracy at the keyboard. Moadus, ,David Mortaro, Anthony Moss, George Mounts, Robert Muche, Patricia Norman, Bettie O'Conne11, Patrick O'Conne1l, Ruth O'I-Iara, Michael Parker, Rebecca Patterson, Larry Plecha, Ruth Polinsky, Alex Ramsay, Ckaig Rebraca, William Reese, Barbara Rishel, Kathy Rishel, Roy Robbins, Daniel Rogers, Phillip Kenneth xiii' 1131305 4' Y, ' . , f '1-,T ftudents for the Business World. Ryan Jennifer Santagata Janet Scarbrough Cathy Scirocco Robert Shilling Thom as Silves William t ' gig. , ' Nh E American literature students make use of our schoo1's library facilities and learn fundamental methods of research as they gather information for term papers. Wheeler Irene White Kathleen Yukon Barbara K ? '54 1 as Q ' 5 f 53 ' f - ,,: ,1 I . Wolfe, Steven 4 fi v X 1 Snook, Jaclyn Spatara, Robert Speerbrecher, Gail Steeves, Karen Stein, Rudolph Story, Calvin Taylor, Carol Torsky, Michael Turcola, Steve Urban, Robert Urbas, Carol Van Gilder, James Wellington, Sylvia Wester, Linda Wheaton, Barbara Absent Henry Barrros Vincent Faro Beatriz Flores The Last Year at MH S Is One Full 0 CLASS OP 1966 FLOWER Orchid COLORS: Navy blue yandyellow f Q MOTTO. I expect to pass through x thrs world but once any good I can do any kindness I can show let me do rt now I SONG' You'11 Never Walk Alone' y , Arkrk M Db rs 'Jiri . 1' ly Y L b, X L !Kyi,L- ll fl ,f rf A . if 1 yu - .1 Q egg., 1 y I DANIEL PERRY AGGERS l!Dannylf Academic Football - 3 yrs. : Intramurals - 2 yrs. DONALD EDWARD ALDERFER IIDODII Academic Basketball - 2 yrs. 5 Chorus - 3 yrs Band - 3 yrs. : Orchestra - 3 yrs. IUDITH IRENE ARBIE lljudi ll Mixed Y-Teens - 4 yrs. : G.A.A. - 4 yrs Pep Club - 2 yrs. : Chorus - 2 yrs. LARRY AUBEL il Mixed Band - 4 yrs. : Orchestra - 2 yrs. 5 Chorus - 4 yrs. 3 Football - 3 yrs. any New Expenences for Seniors. ION ALLAN BARB J. B. Academic Student Council - 2 yrs. , President 1 yr.: Football - 4 yrs. , lst team I.C.L. A11 Starsg Kent Scholarship Team - 4 yrs. 1 Band - 4 yrs. : Buck- eye Boys' State: National Honor Society. DAVID DALE BARRETT Butch Academic Basketball - 4 yrs. , co-captain - 1 yr. : Track - 2 yrs.: Football - 1 yr. : Roller Staff - 2 yrs. :Chorus - 2 yrs. DAVID LAWRENCE BELLITT ll L arryll Academic Football - 2 yrs.: Basketball - 4 yrs. : Track - 4 yrs. : Student Council - 2 yrs. 3 Intramurals - 1 yr. DANNY L. BENNETT ilDanli Mixed Football - 4 yrs. CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Edward Kutsko Miss Jane Lyman Mr. Joseph Derenzo Seniors Find That Working and Learning Togethe DIANNE BURNS llDeell Business G.A.A. - 3 yrs.: Y-Teens - 1 yr.: Chorus - 3 yrs. g Informer Staff - 1 yr. JEANNE MARIE CANNIS TRA Jeanne Academic Buckeye Girls' Stateg Y-Teens - 4 yrs. , Cabinet - 2 yrs. g Scholarship Team - 4 yrs.g Chorus - 3 yrs.g G.A.A. - 2 yrs.: National Honor Society. BARBARA LOUISE BLACK 'IB atb!! Academic Kent Scholarship Team - 4 yrs. : Y-Teens - 4 yrs. : Chorus - 4 yrs.: Pep Club - 3 yrs. 3 G.A.A. - 1 yr. National Honor Society. PATRICIA LOUISE BORECKI ll Academic Y-Teens - 4 yrs. 5 G.A.A. - 4 yrs. Chorus - 4 yrs. :Pep Club - 2 yrs. 2 Homecoming Court. X BARBARA ANN CARKIDO Barbara Business Chorus - 4 yrs. 3 G.A.A. - 4 yrs.: Y-Teens - 4 yrs. : Pep Club - 3 yrs THOMAS JAMES CHRISTMAN llTomll Academic Basketball - 4 yrs. : Intramural Volleyball - 1 yr. : Track - 1 yr., Cross -Country - 1 yr. eQU Form, A Better World. MARY LOUISE CLICK IOM aryl! Mixed G.A.A. - 3 yrs.:Chorus - 1 yr. SUSAN DIANE COLBURN Sue Academic G.A.A. - 4 yrs. : Y-Teens - 4 yrs., Cabinet - 2 yrs. : Chorus - 3 yrs.: Color Guard - 3 yrs. .V in . 'Qs .L -rx rrr 1 FRANK STEVEN DOLSAK Frank Academic Football - 3 yrs. 5 Track - 4 yrs. Basketball - 3 yrs., Co-Captain - 1 yr.: Student Council - 1 yr. BONITA GALE ESSAD Bonnie Academic G.A.A. - 2 yrs.:Y-Teens - 2 yrs., Cabinet - 1 yr. : Chorus - 2 yrs. 5 Pep Club - 2 yrs. : Homecoming Queen. ...... t. il RICHARD ANTHONY CREPAGE llRichll A cademic Scholarship Team - 4 yrs. 3 Basket- ball Manager - 3 yrs. : Chorus - 4 yrs.g Intramurals - 2 yrs. 5 Photo Club - 1 yr.: National Honor Society GEORGEANNE DANILUK George A cademic G. A. A. - 4 yrs. :Chorus - 3 yrs.: Color Guard - 2 yrs. 3 Majorette - 1 yr. : Y-Teens - 4 yrs. Advanced Courses Challenge th ,, 1: V, , J I , ir CAROL ANN FISHER C aro1 Business Cheerleader - 3 yrs., Captain - yr. : G.A.A. 3 yrs. : Pep-Club - 3 yrs. : Y-Teens - 3 yrs. S Howland Scholarship Team - 1 yr. RAYMOND KOTTAR FLERE UlRayll A cademic Football - 4 yrs. :Basketball - 4 yrs. . Student Council - 2 yrs. : Kent Scholarship Team - 2 yrs.: Track - 1 yr. : National Honor Society. DIANE FOLEY Diane Mixed G.A.A. - 4 yrs. : Chorus - 3 yrs.: Majorette - 1 yr. : Y-Teens - 4 yrs Pep Club - 3 yrs. Seniors study principles of personal hygiene and health in Senior Health, a required course at M.H. S. inds of Academic Students. IOANNE PATRICIA GA GNON 'IJ-ol! Business Y-Teens - 1 yr. 3 G.A.A. - 1 yr.: Pep Club - 1 yr. 3 Informer Staff - 1 yr. 3 Roller Ads - 1 yr. PATRICIA MAGDA LENE GEN ETTA Patti A cademic G.A.A. - 4 yrs.3Y-Teens - 4 yrs.: Pep Club - 3 yrs.: Library Aid - 2 yrs. JOSEPH NICHOLAS FRANCO lijoell Academic Football - 4 yrs. , First Team I.C. L. All Starsg Band - 4 yrs.3 Orchestra - 3 yrs. 3 Intramurals - 2 yrs. NATALE ANTHONY GALLO llNatIl Mixed Track - 4 yrs. 3 Football - 2 yrs. 3 Band - 4yrs. 3 Orchestra - 4 yrs. 3 Chorus - 4 yrs. if ANDREW JOHN GOLUBIC IIFUZZII A cademic Football - 4 yrs. 3 Track - 4 yrs.3 Basketball - 4 yrs. 3 Student Council - 2 yrs. 3 National Honor Society. DANIEL WILLIAM HALEY HD anll Football - 1 yr. 3 Intramurals - 1 yr. Seniors Find That Working, Learning, an THOMAS B. HART lIMotlI Mixed Football - 2 yrs. 3 Track - 3 yrs. 3 Basketball - 1 yr. : Chorus - 2 yrs. Student Council - 1 yr. JAMES F. HOCHADEL uJ-irnn A cademic Kent Scholarship Team - 3 yrs. : Track - 2 yrs. : Prom Decorating Committee: Photo Club - 1 yr. Q Library Aid - 2 yrs. IEANETTE URSULA HANSELL Nette Mixed Pep Club - 2 yrs. : Y-Teens - 4 yrs. G.A.A. - 4 yrs. SHIRLEY LUCILLE HAPCIC Shir1 Business Homecoming Courtg Cheerleader - 3 yrs. : G.A.A. ' 4 YIS- S Y'TeeUS 4 yrs. , Cabinet - 1 yr.: Chorus - 4 yrs. This apparatus, which measures radioactivity, impresses chemistry students as Mr. Angelo Prezioso ex plains it principles. wing Together, WILLIAM JOSEPH HOPFER llBi1lll A cademic Basketball - 2 yrs.: Track - 2 yrs. . Cross-Country - 1 yr. PATRICIA LYNN HUGHES Patty Academic G.A.A. - 4yrs.:Y-Teens - 4yrs. Swim Club - 3 yrs. :Chorus - 4 yrs. Home economics students learn methods of home planning and study the practical application of sewing skills. Helps Form, A Better World. MICHAEL JOHN ILAS Mike Academic Basketball - 2 yrs. : Track - 2 yrs Intramurals - 1 yr. ROBERT JAMES IIB ob!! Mixed Photography Club - 1 yr. i KAREN ELAINE I IANNINO Karen Mixed G.A.A. - 4 yrs. 3 Y-Teens - 4 yrs., Cabinet - 1 yr. 3 Chorus - 2 yrs.: Band - 2 yrs. MARY JAYNE JOHNSON njaynen Academic Cheerleader - 2 yrs. : G.A.A. - 3 yrs. : - Y-Teens - 2 yrs. : Chorus - 2 yrs. 3 Pep Club - 3 yrs. DENNIS NEIL JOHNSTON Denny Mixed Track - 1 yr. : Intramurals - 2 yrs. MARGARET ELLEN IOYNES llpeggylf Academic Y-Teens - 4yrs. : G.A.A. - 4 yrs.: Pep Club - 1 yr. 3 Majorette -.2 yrs. Chorus - 2 yrs. Varied Courses of Study Broaden THOMAS GILBERT JOHNSON lfrrornll Academic Track - 4 yrs. :Student Council - 4 yrs. 3 Chorus - 2 yrs. : Buckeye Boys' State: National Honor Society. CATHY JANE JOHNSTON ll Cath!! Academic Y-Teens - 4 yrs. z G.A.A. - 4 yrs.: Chorus - 4 yrs. :Orchestra - 4 yrs. : Student Council. , Q incl Deepens the JAMES CARI. KOWACICH, IR. Jim Mixed Football - 3 yrs. : Track - 1 yr.: Intramurals - 2 yrs. : Informer Staff - 1 yr. MARY JO KRUMPAK Krum Business Majorette - 2 yrs. :Y-Teens - 4 yrs. : G.A.A, - 4 yrs. 5 Chorus - 4 yrs. 3 Pep Club - 3 yrs. Seniors ' Outlook. PATRICK ALOYSIUS KENNEALLY llpatll Mixed Football - 1 yr.: Track - 1 yr.: Intramurals - 2 yrs. SUZANNE KIMBERLI KOVALICK Sue Mixed Y-Teens - 4 yrs. : G.A.A. - 4 yrs. Student Council - 1 yr.: Orchestra 3 yrs.: Band - 3 yrs. MAITIE LOUISE LEONHART ' Mimi 'X ' yy Academic I Y-Teens - 4 yrs. : G.A.A. - 4 yrs. Chorus - 3 yrs. : Variety Show - 3 yrs. 3 Informer Staff - 1 yr. HAROLD EVANS LOBAUGH, JR. IIB'-Iddyll Academic Football - 3 yrs. a Track - 3 yrs. : Pep Club - 3 yrs. : Intramural Bas- ketball - 2 yrs. Determination . . BEST DRESSED Par Hughes Larry Bellitt Class Wheels Avo VAU 55713 AW BEST ATHLETE Ray Flere WITTIEST Larry Aubel Judie Arbie MOST INTELLIGENT Tom Johnson Barbara Black MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jeanne C annistra 68 Jon Barb BEST DANCERS Barbara Carkido Dave Barrett A Major Factor i chieoing H igh Honors. ION BARB BARBARA BLACK C? RAY FLERE ANDY GOLUBIC ' f. ,wx QW jr? fgwi 3, e sf s Qeeaii 2 ' L fix 2 V f , 11 K F ' .T-Liv. 'f '3.15l,,, 4 hi-:?' I . ' 'V 2+ ' if ii 1' f '-iffy? ??9fQ'fl: ' :3f'lfTE 4f ' Q W: N HES MARTHA RISHEL GENEVA SAYERS IEANNE CANNISTRA RICHARD CREPAGE National Honor Society TOM JOHNSON Members of the National Honor Society are chosen by the faculty on the basis of character, scholarship service, and leadership. Membership in this organ- ization is virtually the highest honor a student can receive at M.H.S. TED SCHMIDT CAROL SIRANOVIC RUTH ANN WALLS AL WELLINGTON THOMAS RAY LONG Butch Mixed Chorus - 4 yrs. : Football - 4 yrs.: Student Council - 1 yr. : Intramurals 2 yrs. BRENT WOODS MARSHALL Brent Mixed Track - 3 yrs. SHARON ANN MORAIN S am Business Y-Teens - 4 yrs. : Majorerte - 2 yrs. 5 G.A.A. - 4 yrs. : Chorus - 1 yr.: Informer Staff - 1 yr. JOHN WILLIAM MORGAN nj ac ku Mixed Prom Decorating Committee: Telephone Book - 3 yrs. Class of 966 Participates i ANN FRANCES MCGEARY Ann Academic ' Pep Club - 3 yrs.: Scholarship Team 3 yr. LINDA JEAN MILLER llLinIl Academic Scholarship Team - 2 yrs.: Y-Teens 3 yrs.: Pep Club - 3 yrs.: Chorus - 2 yrs. Broad Program of Extracurricular Activities. AL WELLIN GTON, President TOM HART, Vice-President CAROL SIRANOVIC, Secretary The final yearof high school is the busiest of all. Studies are more and more demand- ing and college entrance requirements are getting stiffer. The year is filled with chores activities, details, the inevitable parties. games, dances, graduation pictures, invita- tions, announcements, selection of senior personalities and class symbols. At last the year is climaxed by the pomp and circum- stance of graduation night. Senior Class Ojfcers Parlez vous franca1s'7 utter students of MARY ANN MOSKUN Mary Ann Mixed Y-Teens - 4 yrs. : G.A.A. - 4 yrs Cheerleader - 2 yrs. S Pep Club - 2 yrs. : Chorus - 4 yrs. LOUIS ROBERT MUCHE Louie Mixed Student Council - 1 yr. : Home- room President - 1 yr. KENNETH PAUL MURRAY llMurli Mixed Basketball - 1 yr. FRANCES ELIZABETH OLEKSA Fran Mixed Y-Teens - 4 yrs. , Vice-President - 1 yr.: Majorette - 2 yrs.g Stu- dent Council - 1 yr. : Chorus - 3 yrs. S G.A.A. - 4 yrs. M H.S. Business Department Pre-pare M.H.S. Informer personalities sports. . organizations and school news. Each member of the staff writes his share of stories and helps keep the school informe tudents for Participation in the Business World. BARBARA JEAN PARTA IN llBarbll A cademic G.A.A. - 4 yrs.: Y-Teens - 2 yrs.g Pep Club - 3 yrs. ROBERT LAWRENCE PAXTON ll L ll Mixed Band - 1 yr.: Orchestra - 1 yr. g Cho- rus - 1 yr. LORRA INE IO POLINSKY Lorraine Mixed Swim Club - 4 yrs. , manager - 1 yr.g Chorus - 4 yrs.g Cheerleader - 3 yrs.: G.A.A. - 4 yrs.: Y-Teens - 4 yrs. MARGARET ROSE PUSTAY llMargell Academic G.A.A. - 4 yrs. lY'TeSI1S - 4 yrs. : Chorus - 4 yrs. 3 Pep Club - 2 yrs. Business Machines students learn the importance of accuracy 070853. ?+ 7o1fGzD Students Prepare for the Busines IA MES CHARLES REGER lflirnll Mixed Intramural Basketball - 2 yrs.: Co-recrea- tional Volleyball - 1 yr. : Yearbook Ads - 1 yr. 3 Informer Staff - 1 yr. :Howland Scholarship Team - 1 yr. MARTHA JANE RISHEL Mart Academic Swim Club - 4 yrs. , Manager - 2 yrs.g Majorette - 4 yrs. , Head - 2 yrs.: Roller Staff - 3 yrs.: Home- coming Courtg G.A.A. 4 yrs. : National Honor Society. Seniors in English Literature study the works of great authors of the past as well as con- temporary writers. Using the principles of setting type and preparing it for effective and neat lay- outs, the senior boys in shop bring the annual telephone book and programs for school activities. Vorld by Learning the Fundamentals of Economics KATHERINE VIOLA ROUND Kathy Business G.A.A. - 4yrs.:Y- Teens - 2 yrs. : Pep Club - 1 yr. 5 Chorus - 1 yr. Economics--a study and interpretation of the language of the business world. CHARLES ALLEN ROYCE Chuck Academic Track - 3 yrs. g Band - 4 yrs. 5 Orchestra - 4 yrs. 3 Pep Band - 2 yrs. 3 P.T.A. Fair Booth - 1 yr. , Chair- man. Zoology students probe the intricacies of the animal world. Every year the M.H.S. fac- ulty selects students, on the basis of scholarship and lead- ership, to participate in Boys' and Girls' State, held at Ohio State and Capital University. The students have the oppor- tunity to take part in a program of student government and de- hate. K RX. pr. l Seniors Prepare to Meet Theiz PAMELA ROSE RUSHEN ll Pam!! Academic Y-Teens - 3 yrs. 3 Chorus - 2 yrs. : G.A.A. - 4 yrs. 5 Pep Club - 3 yrs. GENEVA AUGUSTA SAYERS IlKi-ttyl! Academic Chorus - 4 yrs. : Y-Teens - 4 yrs. 2 G.A.A. - 4 yrs.: Scholarship Team - 2 yrs.'g National Honor Society. r 4 1: , THEODORE RAYMOND SCHMIDT llTedll Academic Football - 4 yrs. : Track - 3 yrs. Kent Team - 2 yrs.: Photo Club 1 yr. 3 National Honor Society. IOANNE PAULA Sl-IIMKO Joanne Academic Band - 4 yrs. : Y-Teens - 4 yrs. Chorus - 4 yrs. 5 G.A.A. - 4 yrs. 4 Swim Club - 3 yrs. H iggest Challenge - the Outside World. IOHN LEAMON SMITH IIJ-Oh!-lnyll Mixed Chorus - 4 yrs. : Track - 1 yr. 5 Roller Ads - 1 yr. : Intramurals - 2 yrs. :Informer Staff - 1 yr. RICHARD ALLEN STOUGHTON Rick Academic Track - 1 yr. 3 Basketball - 3 yrs.: Informer Staff - 1 yr. : Cross-Coun try Track - 1 yr. PA UL JOSEPH SHUGER Paul Mixed Football - 3 yrs. : Chorus - 1 yr. : Intramurals - 3 yrs. 5 Youth Con- ference - 1 yr. : Informer Staff - 1 yr. CAROL ANN SIRANOVIC Carol Academic Y-Teens - 4 yrs. , Cabinet - 3 yrs. Yearbook Staff - 2 yrs. 3 G.A.A. - 4 yrs. :Chorus - 3 yrs. : Kent Schol arship Team - 2 yrs. 1 National Honor Society. PATRICIA ANN TAYLOR Patti Business Pep Club - 3 yrs. 3 G.A.A. - 4 yrs. 3 Y-Teens - 2 yrs. 3 Informer Staff - 1 yr.: Roller Ads - 1 yr. PETER GEORGE TERZAK, IR. Pete A cademic Football - 4 yrs. 3 Track - 3 yrs. 3 Band - 4 yrs. : Orchestra - 4 yrs. : Youth Conference - 1 yr. Uutstanding Students Lead Class of 1966. ALPHONZIA WELLINGTON Butch Academic Basketball - 4 yrs. 3 Football - 1 yr. : Cross-Country - 1 yr.: Student Council - 3 yrs. :Junior and Senior class President: National Honor Society. SYLVIA LOUISE WELLINGTON Sy1via Mixed Y-Teens - 2 yrs. 3 G.A.A. - 2 yrs.: Pep Club - 3 yrs. VIRGINIA NANCY VADINO Virginia Academic Chorus - 2 yrs. :Swim Club - 2 yrs G.A.A. - 4 yrs. : Y-Teens - 4 yrs. Student Council - 2 yrs. RUTH ANN WALLS llRuthll Academic Chorus - 4 yrs. : Swim Club - 4 yrs. G.A.A. - 4 yrs., President - 1 yr. Y-Teens - 4 yrs. : Homecoming Court: National Honor Society. JOHN ROBERT WILSON njohnn Mixed Band - 4 yrs. : Orchestra: - 4 yrs. S Chorus - 4 yrs. g Editor of Informer 1 yr.: Student Council - 1 yr. GEORGE WISHAK George Academic Intramural Basketball - 2 yrs. : Intramural Volleyball - 2 yrs. : Prom Committee fno picture available, WILBERT WAYNE MCFARLAND Bill Academic Library Assistant - 2 yrs. At the Scene 965 Graduates Excel in Scholarship. Awards received: Joan Robbins, M. E. A. Teachers Scholarship, John Krupko, Highest Scholastic Average, P.T. A. Special Scholarship, Ohio State Board of Education Award of Distinction, Marie Burton, P. T.A. Nurses Scholarship, Richard Lewis, R. C. Blair Teachers Scholarship, Walter Erdell Award for Highest Proficiency in English, P. T. A. Special Scholarship Award, Jere Anderson, Music Boosters Award, Robert Johnson, Daniel C. Hughes, Award for the Highest Proficiency in Math, P. T. A Science Award, Charles Dolsak, M.E.A. Teachers Scholarship. John Krupko and Richard Lewis were chosen from the 1965 graduating class to deliver their com- mencement addresses. The following seniors received graduation awards: Jere Anderson, Music Boosters Award, Joan Robbins, The Richard C. Blair Memorial Scholarship Award, Marie Burton, P.T.A. Nurses Award, Chuck Dolsak The Richard C. Blair Memorial Scholarship Award. The 1965 Senior Graduating Class N w V 81 ROW 1: Buddy Lobaugh, Frank Dolsak, Larry Bellitt, Dave Barrett, Pat Kenneally. ROW 2: Brent Marshall, Pete Terzak, Mike Ilas, Tom Johnson, Nat Gallo. ROW 3: Andy Golubic, Chuck Royce, Jon Barb, Tom Hart, Ted Schmidt, Jim Hochadel. McDoan1d's 7-2 season record can largely be attri- buted to the outstanding junior class. The cindermen won the I. C. L. crown the second year in a row. Larry Bel1itt's superior form carries him easily over his first hurdle. ROW 1: Greg Comer, Bob Scirocco, Roy Rishel, Bob Urban, Jim VanGilder. ROW 2: Ken Fisher, Rudy Stein, Phil Rogers, Dave Rowthorn, Emilio Hidalgo, Gary Liebee. ROW 3: Tom Doumont, George Davis, Alex Polinsky, Larry Hjelle, James John, Bill Stonestreet. Wins I.C.L. and TIA. Crowns. McDonald 60 48 49 85 62 1f2 68 97 69 65 Youngstown North 57 Canfield 70 North Lima 69 Crestview 33 Maplewood 55 112 Lowellville 50 Mathews 21 Badger 49 Western Reserve Dave Barrett finishes strong, taking first place in the mile, a grueling race. 53 For the first time in five years, McDonald beat Braceville and in doing so won the T.I.A. cham- pionship. Proud of the outstanding season's record are assistant coach, John Piersong seniors, Bill Rizer John Krupko, Chuck Dolsakg and coach, John Saga- nich. The schoo1's new fiber- glass pole helps take Tom Johnson over the crossbar. The Reserve Cheerleaders for the 1965-66 season are Joyce Koniowsky, Cindy Kish, Cheryl Schmidt, Marylin Siranovic, and Susan Morello. McDonald Forced to Take 2nd Place in the ICJ ROW 1: Manager Bob Stevens, Paul Shugar, Dan Bennett, Nat Gallo, Dan Aggers, Buddy Lobaugh, Frank Dolsak, Wayne Barb, Joe Franco, Andy Golubic, Bob Scirocco, Tom Long, Manager John Corman. ROW 2: Manager Craig Ramsay, Joe Koniowsky, Ray Flere, John Badnek, Ted Schmidt, Bob Urban, Tom Hart, Jerry Koniowsky, Ed Hale, Ned Krupko, Al Polinsky, Greg Corner, Manager John Borecki, MCDONALD 3 '7 GREENFORD 0 MCDONALD 0 DOYLESTOWN The Blue Devils were caught off guard as the smaller, but just as stubborn, Doylestown Indians fought the Devils to a 0-0 tie. MCDONALD 28 JACKSON MILTON The Devils' offensive unit supplied the punch that was needed as McDonald coasted to a O 0 MCDONALD 22 WESTERN RESERVE 0 Quarterback Ray Flere featured for the Devils in the victory over Western Reserve as he ran for one touchdown and threw end Joe Franco a 36 yd. T.D. pass. The Defense again held the opponent to 0. The mighty flugite defense held Greenford to just 28 yards rushing as they helped the Bobcats extend their losing streak to 23. Six players scored for the Blue Devils as the offense chalked up 450 yards in the rushing department. 28-0 win. Wayne Barb led the charge with two touchdowns. n, Snpite 0 a Highly Successful Seasons ROW 3: Rick McFal1s, Dick Jones, Dave Walker, Bill Walker, Gary Biastro, Alex Demetruk, Dave Rowthorn Tim Gallo, Steve Benyo, Jon Barb, Tom Dournont, Ken Fisher, Manager Ray Lytle. ROW 4: Manager Sandy Barber, Jim Lowers, Pat O'Conne1, Roy Rishel, Dan O'Donnel, Larry Hjelle, Jim Coles, Pete Terzak, Jim Kowacich, Jack McCombs, Don Thorpe, Manager Emilio Espinoza. McDONALD 38 CRESTVIEW 0 Due to amuddy field it took the Devils' offense two quarters to warm up as the Rebels held the Devils to just 8 points. Mouse McFalls led the way with scores of 50 yards and 42 yards. McDONALD 20 MINERAL RIDGE 0 The Blue Devils had too much moxy for the Ramblers as the Devils completely dominated the game, beating Ridge 20-0. Little Rick McFa1ls stole the show with two touchdowns, one on a 21 yard scoring pass from Ray Flere and the other a perfectly executed trap for 45 yards. MCDONALD 42 LOWELLVILLE O It took the Devils just 97 seconds to score their first touchdown. The Devils bombed the Rockets 42-0. McDonald showed a well-ba1- anced attack as six players hit paydirt. This was the seventh consecutive time the Blue Devils's flugites held the opposition to 0. MCDONALD 0 NORTH LIMA 12 The Blue Devils undefeated and unscored upon record was shattered as they went down to de- feat 12-0. MCDONALD 20 HOWLAND 0 McDonald ended their brilliant season on a winning note, defeating Howland 20-0. Tom Hart led the charge with two touchdowns. Once again the rugged defensive unit blanked their opponents for the eighth and final time of the 1965 season. Jack Pierson - coach of 11 father of 10. McDonald F ills F ive First-Tea The 1965 Jr. High Football team, coached by Bill Carson, won McDonald's first junior high football trophy with a 6-0-1 record. Ed Stonestreet and Jim Morgan were two standouts on the team. Assistant coach Joe Derenzo, head coach Jack Pierson, and assistant coach, Bob Price, worked together to build one of the finest teams in McDona1d's history. Rivalry at its best. John Budrevich, in be- half of the McDonald Jacees, presents the Good Neighbor Trophy to victorious coach Jack Pierson. The trophy is presented to the winning team of the annual McDonald- Ridge game. If a team should win the yearly clash 3 consecutive years, it main- tains possession permanently. One of the reasons why McDonald allowed only 12 points all sea- son is 5' 11 , 210 pounds Jack McCombs. For his outstanding defen- sive play, Jack was selected for the 1st team, All-Ohio De- fensive Team, The Blue Devils placed eight players on the All-ICL lst and 2nd teams. ROW 1: Joe Franco, lstg Jack McCombs, lstg Jon Barb, lstg Ed Hale, lst. ROW 2g Ted Schmidt, 2ndg Bob Scirocco, 2ndg Tom Hart, lst. ROW 3: Ray Flere, 2nd, Positions on lC.L. All-Star Team. A. li A Leather cracks, spirits soar as the mighty flugite defense goes into action. Frank Dolsak scores 6 of 207 points grabbed by the Devils during a highly successful season. i A , Second team all-I. C. L. quarterback Ray Flere displays his versatility on a punt return. Sweat pours, muscles harden, as the rugged Devils prepare for the oncoming season. Dan Aggers looks up field and begins to turn the corner, picking up yardage on an end sweep McDonald Wins ICL Crown Third Consecutive Year ROW 1: Andy Golubic, Ray Flere, Al Wellington, Larry Bellitt, Wes Martin, Dave Barrett, Tom Christ- man, Frank Dolsak, Tom Shilling, Tom Martin, John Johnson. The Blue Devils added the ICL rotating trophy to their already bulging trophy case by winning their third straight ICL Crown. Western Reserve 42 McDonald 62 Once again the Blue Devils took to the hardwood to defend their I.C. L. crown. Wes Martin led the way with 17 points. Crestview 48 McDonald '78 A fast-moving offense, along with a strong bench, allowed the Devils to move one step closer to the Crown as the Devils rolled over Crestview. 88 Lowellville 43 McDonald 52 McDonald set the stage for the champion- ship game against Mineral Ridge by downing the Rockets 52-43. Frank Dolsak led the way-with 22 points. North Lima 50 McDonald 65 McDonald coasted to their third straight I.C.L. win by completely outplaying the Zippers. The Devils built up a 52- 33 lead by the end of the 3rd quarter. Dolsak was high man with 1'7 points. Greenford 56 McDonald 92 Once again the subs saw plenty of ac- tion as McDonald outclassed their I.C.L. opponent. Everyone got into the act as there were a host of players scoring for the Devils. Banner Season or Blue Devils. 62 62 60 72 40 78 71 62 65 The Devils have learned again that 62 hustle, desire, and teamwork will 92 bring a winning season. 73 87 52 67 '70 94 54 FRANK DOLSAK DAVE BARRETT Forward Center Co-Captain Co -Captain AL WELLINGTON Guard Mineral Ridge 54 McDonald 70 There was no stopping the Devils as they rolled past Mineral Ridge, 70 to 54, for their third consecutive I.C.L. T Crown. The overflow crowd watched the Blue Devils shoot a blistering 56Ufa from the field. A1 Wellington, Dave Barrett, and Frank Dolsak combined ' l for 63 of McDonald's points scoring 24, 20, and 19 points respectively. Driving A1 Wellington demonstrates why the Rams were no match for the Devils. MCDONALD 1965-66 Varsity Scores I ackson-Milton Western Reserve Maplewood Lordstown Mineral Ridge Crestview Bristol Southington North Lima Mathews Greenford Lakeview Bloomfield Lowellville Mathews Mineral Ridge I ackson-Milton Badger Varszty, Reserves, funwr Hzgh Al Mr Barry Clute, Mr Robert Glancy Mr Robert McC1ary, Center Dave Barrett slips through the Rams defense on helping the Devils win another ICL crown ROW 1: T. Christrnan W. Martin, A. Well- ington, F. Dolsak. ROW 2: T. Shilling. B. Scirocco, A. Goll- ubic, Mr. Robert McC1ary, L. Bellitt, D. Barrett, Mr. F. B. Louys, County Superintendent, R. Flere T. Martin. trieken With Epidemic of Winning. ROW 1: Managers Ken Miner, John Wilson, Rich Crepage. ROW 2: Tom Martin, Tom Shilling, John Johnson. ROW 3: Rick McFal1s, Frank Toth, Bob Scirocco, Ed Hale, Al Polinsky, Bill Alderfer, Terry May, Tom Thomas, Dave Rowthorn, Don Thorpe, Dave Coles. J ackson-Milton Western Reserve Maplewood Lordstown Mineral Ridge Crestview Bristol Southington North Lima Reserve Scores MCDONA LD ' 38 Mathews 51 Greenford 25 Lakeview 60 Bloomfield 56 Lowellville 41 Mathews 42 Mineral Ridge 63 Jackson-Milton 81 Joseph B adger MCDONALD 39 44 28 78 37 34 38 50 43 62 42 43 34 43 39 59 39 58 ROW 1: John Partain, Charles Kohut, Chuck Mayfield, Dennis Mounts, Gary Jayne, Bill John- son, Rick Eldridge, Bill Miller, Larry Brown. ROW 2: Manager Don Shiley, Jim Lewis, Tom McClary, Bill Krumpak, Tim Myers, Bob Walker. 9l Junior High Follows Varsity Footsteps and Wins ICL Hartford Lordstown Jackson-Milton Lordstow n Crestview Lakeview I ackson-Milton Varsity cheerleaders: Mary Ann Moskun, Shirley Hapcic, Linda Burnside, Mary Bright, Lorraine Polinsky, Carol Fisher, Mary Jayne Johnson. 92 MCDONALD 30 Lowellville 18 Mineral Ridge 29 Niles Edison 26 North Lima 29 Greenford 41 Western Reserve 36 Niles Edison ROW 1: ROW 2: Franco, Miller, Woods, Sharp, Manager Albert Aho. Jeff Paxton, Gary Allen Neville, Doug Jack Dugan, Vernon Ed Stonestreet, Richar Jim Morgan. MCDONALD 29 32 26 40 4'7 24 36 43 45 53 36 44 41 29 -7 Vocal Program Aclcls Musical Spice to Gracie School Curriculum UNISON CHORUS 1965-66 ROW 1: B. Bush, B. Cross, S. Jamison, D. Dean, S. Merola, J. Smith, R. Sigley, D. Sigley, D. Hall, D. Kowacich, R. Partain, R. Harcarik. ROW 2: S. Cartwright, F. Krumpak, S. Sims, K. Channel, S. Reese, K. Owens, W. Messenger, J. Bailey, D. Friend, M. Rock, L. Rodriguez. ROW 3: L. Brown, M. Brown, M. Antolini, G. Green, G. Bellitt, B. Mansfield, J. Mason, O. Torsky, R. Natoli, R. Jamison, M. Bozis, B. Dean. ROW 4: Mrs. Curry, O. Phillips, M. Kenneally, R. McCale, R. Bowser, R. Rodriquez, D. Holmes, J. Shiley, J. Green, B. Davis, D. Urban, D. Leibee. ROW 5: D. Bush, S. Geho, T. Greathouse, J. Fiddler, L. Chittock, P. Cupan, J. Torsky, B. Helt, H. Walker, R. Leonhart. ROW.l: R, Madill, T. Krupko, B. Copham, R. Hanshaw, D. Gustafson, R. Baal, M. Dikun, T. Opria D. Fowler, L. Milak, D. Corman, C. Van Gilder, ROW 2: N. Dikun, R. Lytle, R. McClary, J. Delpine, W. Kean, T. Taylor, P. Sharp, J. Dugan, R. Roshitsch, D. Reger, W. Porter, C. Minehart, P, Madill, ROW 3: T. Kearney, V.-Barrios, B. Jayne, R. Hamilton, K. Kaufman, S. Walker, G. Cozadd, N. Aggers, D. Grant, J. D. Green, G. Woods, M. Moskun. ROW 4: Mrs. Curry, J. Aho, R. Ramsay, S.4'Murray, D. Myers, S. McGrew, B. Chuparkoff, M. Daniluk, S. Lambert, J. Jensen, R. Musser, E. Timariu, D. Ague, S. Jiannino. ROW 5: L. Millik, V. Schmidt, M. Grant, D. Davis, H. Jordan, M. Malcomson, D. Williams, M. C. Novak, A. Marshall, M. Deak. ROOSEVELT CHOIR 1965-66 4 J Grade School Teachers Promote the Growth of Young Minds SARAH ROBINSON Kindergarten Part Trme Secretary KATHERINE FELGER Kindergarten DOROTHY MILLER Second Grade PAULINE COLLINS B., S. Second Grade SALLY SAVAGE B. S. Second' Grade MILDRED BURNETT B. S. , M. S. First Grade Slxth G GERTRUDE BARNES Thlrd Grade ROBERT KONCSOL Sixth Grade Art MARGURITE JOHNSTON F1fth Grade JEAN McCLARY F1fth Grade ANDREW TIMKO rade MARJORIE CURRY Music ALEX KUTHY RUTH SCHMIDT Second Grade Rooseloelt School F Faculty MARY JO MARINO, B. S. , M. S. ' First Grade LILA WOODARD Slxth Grade MARGRETT KNEZEAK First Grade PEARL MACKBY Th1rd Grade DOROTHY DE VOR NELLE MORRIS Fourth Grade A. B. Fourth Grade ROBERT GLANCY B. S. , M. S. Fifth Grade FAY ROBINSON A. B. Fourth Grade ROW 1: D. Allison, R. Banish, J. Fitch, J. Phillips, R. Marshall. ROW 2: Mrs. Nelle Alderfer, L. Temnick, L. Rotunno, C. Natoli, L. Stevens, B. Young, R. Timko. ROW 3: R. Walker, B. Metcalf R. Alderman, S. Lindenmuth, I. Krumpak, M. Toth, C. Fitch, T. Kunkel, K. Barber. ROW 1: D. Shuttleworth, R, Courtney, C. Ceroli. ROW 2: B. Owens, E. Woodley, J. Morgan, D. Binion, T. Misel, Mrs. Sarah Robinson, S. Durig, R. Bogner, C. Freeman, ROW 3: P. McGrew, G. Ellis, J. Rota, T. J. Unger, T. Conroy, D. Harvey, R. Rees, D. John, M. Moss, F. Sigley, W. Paden, L. skruck, J. Fon, N. J. Slatter Y. D. C. Reckard, K. Myeggigi' Rambo, C. IW 1 . I1 D-,,-,:-1- l5riq?1i..'I1-. I1 ll-f'-. .J ., , 3 I-S' - -E 2 195' - S Eff , E 2 2- nm. im , :Ak , .3 x I gr I sig? J N gg .. Qi . ei 1 J' mi '. 4 Ti af- fi . - I nf if-V N C. ReckardLgf.7kMero1a, D. Logar YEL M L. Hastielga. Ryan. ROW 2: P. Merola, B. Helt, B. Kennyk., T. Kenneally. ROW 3: .:,... 1.n11:......... 1' 'w:f.'Eix F D...-.-..-:An D Mr,-- X Wi 2 5 Y Rf f. Q. if ve :Y 221295 -J .f A ROW 1: M. A. Ponikvar, C. Angelo, C, Fiddler, S. Koniowsky, R. Hamilton, D, Copanic, P, Geho, ROW 2: B. Shilling, M, M. DeSa1vo, D. Burnett, L, Dodson, D. Sigley, K. Peacock, S. Young, P. Wall. ROW 3: Mrs. Margrett Knezeak, B. Holmes, C, Wilson, D. Corman, J, Engelhardt, F. Colburn C. Rose, B. Binion, L. McClain. ROW 1: R. Loewit, P, Woodley, M. Al1ison,T, Mientus. ROW 2: S, Streb, M. Unger, D, White, R, Holmes, L. Bozis, R, Giering, J, Budrevich, Mrs. Mary Jo Marino. ROW 3: E, Blair, A. Hall, R. Dean R. Granitto. ri 713 if 1. , x Q . Mrs. Margrett Knezealg first grade pupils prepare for another adventure the magic world of art. il 5521 -4 'W I ' Q 852 W 5 . W -A fiwwil 2 awww .15 of f. . r, . 2 , ROW 1: J. Fowler, AM. Gifford, R. Altxifer. ROW 2: D. Solley, MVTG. Miranda, V. Balinr, C, Ponik- var, C. Baal, S. Platt. ROW 3: P. Aliga rfer, C. Jordan, D. Hughesigl. Charlton, M. K. Lobaugh, J. Taylor, G. Dikun, T. Jensen, R. Kennfga, Mrs. Mildred Burnett. 3? ii ? ei P f 'J' 'I ,R Te - , .f M 47, fi A X -Jff,5firs- '- ff ..-1 ff ' Y? Y, ,r -ff. sf' -e ax l iz MQ S? x . 5. 6 Q.. 1 2 an QQ? QF fAf5:' T' ,f-it ffiii 'T '1'L3Pi '11 Q T 5-1 Gm '- 1 mf 1' ff?-lf' . ' A .vm ,ffl 4 -r-'rang 2 war., 7' ee 2, ,, IOI ROW 1: T. Miranda, T. Griffiths, C. Eldridge, E. Datchuk, D. Ceroli, Miss Dorothy Miller. ROW 2, K. Ferrell, L. Evans, L. Flere, D. Duncan, J. Brown, L. Del Bene, K. Dikun. ROW 3: R. Polinsky, R Platt, C. Ague, J, Bozis, C. Woods, V. Walker, P. Silves, J, Kearney, T. Ramsay, K, Lgknis, P, Lowers, J. Rotunno, T. Temnick. ROW lg C. Lingenfelter, J, Timariu, T. Cross, J. Savin, J. Musser, C. Clawson, Mrs. Pauline Collins, R. Sigley. ROW 2: B. Lytle, G. Streb, A, Kenner, L. Baal, D. Rock, K. Hale, S. Kenneally, M. Krossman, W. Koniowsky, D. Davis. ROW 3: C. Plecha, W. Chittock, K. Burnett, L. Joe, R. Martin, R. Kaufman, D. Copanic, H. Regelman, E Q . gs 5 W gm ., , o. ,, .3 gg Q 5 nga E 3 is Q XZ f? www 4 ,CJ P X3 gs 5 am' mn' :eww wa w 1 25? Q I iw :J nw gg 2231 S :1 H Q of mf wil SEAS vi 1. fs ig .5 ie if ROW 1 E 1mar1u, D Olson, R F1tch J Mansf1e1d mn B Giering, K, Alderman, B, Hyatt ROW E111s J Johnson M Dean I Rodrlquez I2 4 P Malcomson, R, Wagner, P, Stone, 44 g 5 ham Eg E mr W. , 52:32-N'?ifi?E??'1: aff -mr 5 aw 5 gg 252 ff? 5 was ff l03 ROW 1: E, Miller, M. Warner, D. Harvey, ROW 2: R. Charlton, K, Owens, Mrs, Sally Savage, D. Greathouse, C. Koniowsky, K. Woodley, C. Musser, R. Watterson. ROW 3: W. Rodriquez, T. Mal- comson, D. Copanic, B. Ashburn, R, Walker, K. Sigley, J. McCa1e, D. Isenberg, F, Blair. ROW 1: K. Story, E. Greathouse, R. Uber. ROW 2: K. Metcalf, K. Green, I. Young, R. Biastro. ROW 3: J. Banish, D. DeAnge1o, D. Flickinger, V. Davis. ROW 4: E. Regelman. I. Binion, H. Bow- ser, G. Friend, D. Allison, S. Stone, Miss Pearl Mackey, D. Conroy, G. Williams, L. Bailey, M. Sierra. ROW 5: R. A. Porter, D. White, J. Morgan, R. Schell, I. Shimko, D. Clawson, L. Rodriquez S. Wellington, D. McGrew, K. Owens, D. Cupan, G. Hall, K. Carr. Esrgrmwwseggg-. aff- . .-ceefvfwaaw-sa-R-N,..fE E i 5 ., 1 V. - --me, Y 7 ' -wa ' f a. ,W , V - lf., ., i- . W. -' Q 1 e s f fag M at Q g a 5 gg? wi 2? alia Q aw ' Q :Tv iv 5? 1. a ,T fmvafm. .3 af 5-3 Q :Taj W. wif' SET? Mrs. Sally Savage gives individual help to stu guts in reading, 1: X . ei F ROW 1: J. De1Bene, R. Jensen, D. Sparara,f?23g3gl.q,,,Q3if3'ord. L. Walls. ROW 2: D. Lindenmuth, ea- , , X cock, D. Brown, B. sharp, P. Kalany. RoW E2'eEfaeifii1isi 2 , M. Aho, B. chmock, D. Noel, S. X 01es, L. Loychik, P. Ague, N. Malcomson, W. Snreeter, R. Schlef , J. Dean. ROW 4: C. Beers. J. ,331- ker, B. Hastie, G. Lohr, L. Daniluk, N. Kish, C. Davis, P. Ha Rebraca, B. McCreary, P. Wgigods, in Mrs. Gertrude Barnes. 1 1 Q el , 5 QW Q ikminxazmfwsaw-Eg it 1 F 1 5 5 ? a 3 ,, Y. 22 45 29.-fs.affa9w:,. ie-w-:ewwwiwf ....wff.fwe.:v S'se:aei:fa:av.sfMa1af.srs.s.fne-sri .vmffif-'ff ROW 1: D. Holmes, R. Woodley, J. Sutton, D. Johnson, H. Sims, Mrs. Ne11e Morris. ROW 2: R. Sigley, D. Mayfield, T. DeSa1vo, D. Moss, N. King, R. Owens, W. Savin, R. Misel. ROW 1: D. Delpine, C. Young, C. Neff, C. Polis, A. Prementine, S. Cartwright, M. Sierra. ROW 2: R. Phillips, J. Evanoff, M. Harcarik, P. Durig, R. Cartwright, H. Breedlove, D. Warterson, Mrs. Dorothy Devor. ROW 3: C. Sigley, F. Scirocco, J. DeMa.rco, S. Colburn, M. Yakopec, K. Walls, D Greathouse, T. McGrew, M. Mientus, K. Loewit. QS fs, f 5 at Y ffrlfilsz'-2Z1'i.fx., 2 . '. aP2'3'E3'41E -awe: -x,-:E::mr:1:Mfl:r.941 i'l 'T',LT1:+:'4iv-F-EIJWL' SE E 2 im ,Q E 2 , . f J nl L 4 Av V S , P S E 5 liimsifi' ' W' ' t -Wit? .yaew -ff. .,,- wt-5 5 . 3 D 5 ' sw! N'-we 1- M- M' aww fgggt-gtsea M eww :, eq, 25 S f ? A time to concentrate, a time to thinkg a time to learn. fl- - - f , .. i.i.. .- 'S ROW 1: D. Rowthorn, M. Baltich, T. Rotunno, C, Partain, K, Paxton, ' Murray, V. Green, ROW D. Lo ar, C, Freeman, J, Mahone , J, Deak, C, Gifford, C. Isenber , Collins S. Lindenmuth, Mrs, Fay Robinson. ROW 3: G. Duncan, L, Solley, B. Roux, J. Savage, , Natoli, J. Evans, T, Thomas, G. Temnick, D. Rebraca, R. McFa11s, K. Paxton, 'w is :- X 2 , I s E at We eia t , so mgqmw ,,, , ,-:. - .f l07 ROW 1: H. Woodley,-R. Sigley. I. Smith. ROW 2: S. McClain, D. Kowacich, T. Opria. ROW 3: J. Woodley, G. Bellitt, D. Corman. ROW 4: S. Reese, J. Malcomson, B. Davis. ROW 5: R. Bowser D. Sigley, C. Van Gilder. ROW 6: Mrs. Jean McC1ary, R. McCa1e, D. Sierra. ROW 1: B. Miller, K. Owens, J. Mason, J. D. Green, D. Friend. ROW 2: D. Ashburn, O. Torsky, B. Davis, D. Gustafson, D. Holmes, R, Ramsay. ROW 3: B. Kean, H. Johnson, I. D. Green, R. Harcarik I. Shiley, T. Marks. ROW 4: R, Musser, B. Mansfield, P. Cupan, M. Dikun, S. Merola, G. Woods, D. Grant, D. Dean, K. Channell, D. Hall, Mr. Robert Glancy. ABSENT: S. Walker, V. Barrios. gas.: sm'-sf W-V fffxax-seam mvzevcairfi-hr.v, ,. .-SEM 359 Fi 's K Dm, 4 X1 hi-'pix is . Q . :gm . , . ge. - L,,,,,,i5i:f. ... X il E vfnat's the answer? Mrs. Jean R. Sigley, D. Kowa- cnih, B. Davis, D. Sigley. - , , is I-I . 5 X. wa., Row 1. M. 'sggng R. Mccmy, L. M11a.143f5PffRRearney, M. Maibqnmson, R. Leonhan, D. Williams. Row 2. B, copngm, D. Leibee,5.M:s..BfRown, L. chmocn, T. Krupkbfgifg Jayne, B. Madm. Row 3: R. R Parrain, R. Baal, D. Urban, B. Porter, M. Deak, I. De1pif??QiWH. Jordan, R. Lytle, S. Geho, R. Jamison, Miss Margueriggififshnston, B. Bush, M. Bozis, M. K. F D '- ' fwgi 5: f,1-f-W, ROW 1: S. Sims, S. Warner, R. Hanshaw, L. Rodriguez, R. Roshitch, O. Phillips, Mrs. Lila Woodard. ROW 2: J. Morgan, G. Lewis, R. Schell, B. Bennett, D. Reger, T. Greathouse, S. Cartright, R. Rodri guez. FOREGROUND: S. Murray, L. Millik, M. Moskun, J. Aho, N. Aggers. ROW 1: L. Brown, D. Davis, D. Ague, C. Minehart, M. Madill, V. Schmidt, N. Dikun, E. Timariu, B. Chuparkoff, Mr. Robert Koncsol. ROW 2: R. Hamilton, G. Mayfield, P. Sharp, J. Jensen, S. Lambert, D. Bush, J. Dugan, K. Kaufman, T. Taylor, M. Daniluk. QE 5 2 mga W W w wf 5 U X r ROW1 B Cross, B Dean, G Cozadd M Kenneally D Meyers, A Marshall M Rock, S Mc Grew, S Iamlson, C Gossett S J1annmo, H Walker, G Green, J Fiddler ROW 2 J Keefer, T Turcola, J S1era, M Antohnl, J Balley, B Eldrle gjgagl W 1 R Natoh, B Helt Mr Tlmko, F E1 Students -- Ojjf Dux ! School Patrol ROW 1: R. Lytle, T. Taylor, G. Woods, F. Krumpak, B. Partain. ROW 2: D. Corman, B. McC1a.ry, T. Krupko, D Urban, C. Van Gilder. ROW 3: P. Cupan, D. Williams, D. Agne, J. Aho. v. Schmidt, N. Aggers, captain. L. Milak, M. Moskun, B. Chuparkoff, lst Lieutenant, B. Cop- ham. ROW 4: Mr. Robert Koncsol, Advisorg C. Minehart, S. Geho, 2nd Lieutenant, M. Malcomson. Bruce Helt, Advisor Mr. Andrew Timko and Georgia Cozadd. Grade school students invest in America by purchasing government saving stamps. VALU KING 403 Ohio Avenue McDonald, Ohio McDona1d's Finest Self-Service Market Valu Trimmed Meats Highest Quality Produce lReceived Dailyj Nationally Advertised Canned Goods Finest Pastry fMetz Availablej Lowest Prices Phone 545 - 6423 HOCHADEL-HAYDU ' INSURANCE AGENCY 32. South State Street Girard, Ohio Phone 545-6212 , TRUMBULL SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY Monthly Reduction Mortgage Loans on Improved Real Estate Savings Accounts Insured Up to 510, 000 Girard Ohio Warren UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION 1307 Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 and an Invitation to Join in Membership With Us McDonald, Ohio Renald De Pietro, Pre s ident Fred Thomas, Guide Albert F. Wilkes, Jr. , Vice President GerriKol1ar, Secretary George Parshell, Financial Secretary A1 Smith, Recording Secretary .Toe Sudano, Treasurer Richard Davis, Grievance Man Gus Perrotta, Grievance Man Fred Scheafnocker, Grievance Man William Scott, Grievance Man Robert Steele, Trustee Paul Emerson, Trustee Vernon Woods, Trustee James Melfi, Outside Guard George Wishak, Inside Guard AT GIRARD Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ' Established 1893 403 West Liberty Phone 545-2551 STROUSS-HIRSHBERG'S Congratulations, Class of 1966 Youth and the World There is many a battle that's yet to be won. There is many a glorious deed to be done. The world is still young! For the youth at its door there are tasks some shall do never dreamed of before. It is not an old world, worn and wrinkled and gray, It's a world that is being reborn every day. Edgar A . Guest WARREN SANITARY MILK COMPANY At Your Store - At Your Door Locally Owned - Locally Operated McKlNLEY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 36 South Main Street Niles, Ohio Insured Sav1ngs Mortgage Loans Take Your Prescriptions to MIEDING DRUG STORE Rexall l South State Street Girard Ohio Free Delivery Kodak and Polaroid Hallmark Cards Phone 545-4391 Congratulations to the Architects of the Future From THE NILES BANK COMPANY 2 South Main Street 422 Village Center 2 McKinley Heights Plaza Niles, Ohio Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. TROPHY SPORTS, INC. 3425 Youngstown Road S. E. Warren, Ohi0 Business Phone - Warren 369-2112 Compliments of GIRARD FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION Savings Insured Up to 510, OOO Earns 470 Dividends 35 South State Street Phone 545-2525 Girard, Ohio Congratulations From CHARLES SHOPS Famous for Fashions for Men and Women 36-38 West Liberty Street Girard, Ohio I BURGER cl-IEP Niles Ohio BERNARD'S MUSIC, INC. 97 East State Street Niles, Ohio Phone OL 2-2311 RCA TV, Stereo Phonos, Radios Brand-Name Instruments Instrument Rentals . Studios , , Musical Lessons Repairing CAFE 422 Warren-Youngstown Road Phone Warren 369-2422 IMPERIAL SHOES Jarman - Pedwin American Gentlemen for Boys and Girls: Buster Brown - Robin Hood Beautiful Fashion Footwear for Women Ouality Family Footwear Phone 545-9549 16 West Liberty Girard, Ohio McDONA.LD'S 3309 Belmont Youngstown Think First of First Federal FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WARREN HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NILES Compliments of KAISER PASTRY SHOP 5 E. State Street Niles' Oldest Institution . Niles Ohio 4 Per Cent on Savings OL 2'4523 I-loNl55. OF HIGLEY'S. INC. Flowers for All Occasions 2447 Robbins Ave. Niles, Ohio Phone: 652-7800 Dia1OL Z-43,47 Dial SW 9-3246 on a Honda Niles, Ohio Youngstown, Ohio Compliments THE DOLLAR of I SAVINGS BANK coMPANY RUDNEY ANN'S Niles Ohio Homemade Candy and Ice Cream 1 1 m m DON DAVISON'S AMERICAN SERVICE 30 East Liberty Street 545-4027 Girard, Ohio Tune-Up Service and Brake Work 4319 Belmont Avenue Youngstown, Ohio li. Gum IO! wi iii WIOJSQXH Gm AN-K Jwlx, Q9 Qtr K .rm H, miitmi 'facets A ik if UCHWLO a m.H'5'im tj? QW ...wi iii or I en you want cz fine portrait... to record forever with charm and dignity th our Official Photograp Chesshire Studio eim u MMS events of your life,come to the Photograph St d f y her... Y SAKAS CLOTHING CENTER 15 W. Liberty St. Ph. 545-8411 Free Parking and Rear Entrance Nationally Advertised Clothing andKShoes Compliments of ROGERS LUMBER coMPANY Phone 759-1101 Belmont Avenue Youngstown, Ohio Girard Ohio Compliments FlREMEN's HOMECOMING of Fusco CLEANERS July 4th Biggest Day in 1965 504 Robbins A.venue, Niles 79 East State Street, Niles Village Center, Niles 104 South State Street, Girard SANDY'S Compliments Tires - Recapping - Batteries of Alignment - Brakes Mufflers - Shocks 2600-2604 Mahoning Ave. N. W. Warren, Ohio Phone EXpress 2-9640 CHUCK WHEATON GILCHRIST'S Y SOHIO SERVICE 51 East Marshall Road Telephone LI 5-8958 Tires - Tubes - Batteries Accessories Motor Tune Up Wheel Balancing Buy Your Jewelry Needs at SACHS JEWELRY 118 East Market Street Warren Ohio Congratulations, Class of 1966 GIRARD SPARKLE MARKET ZZ West Liberty Street Girard, Ohio The Finest Quality Meats and Produce A Complete One -Stop Supermarket GIRARD ELECTRIC SERVICE, INC. Electrical Contractors Commercial Industrial Residential 123 West Liberty Street Girard, Ohio Phone 545-2533 Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Seniors of 1966 THOMAS TILE, INC. Formica Tops - Floor Coverings Ceramic - Tile 28 West Liberty Street Girard, Ohio 545-1867 .TOS THOMAS 545-9930 Congratulations Clas s of 1 966 WAGMAN'S FURNITURE COMPANY 2.01-05 West Liberty Street Girard, Ohio INext to Girard-McDonald Bridgej The Home of Good Furniture and Lee's Carpets Girard's Largest Furniture Display MARVE MINNEMAN'S CHEVYLAND G0 Chevrolet the Minneman Way, See 11s for your new Chevrolet or OK used car . . . Where you deal with confidence. 4695 Mahoning A.venue Youngstown, Ohio DAN SEE HUGHES INSURANCE AGENCY 210 North State Street Girard, Ohio Phone 545-2531 ,ai .,,,: ,EV, ' AGUE'S STATE DRUG COMPANY Prescription Specialist Russell Stover Candies Exclusive Agency Girard Ohio 11 West Liberty Street 'I Member Florist Telephone Telegraph Delivery 545-5231 PERRY'S FLOWERS Artistic Floral Arrangements for All Occasions A. J. PERRY Z0 E. Liberty Owner Girard, Ohio SWABEK'S FLOWER SHOP We Specialize in Corsages Wedding Bouquets Hospital Bouquets Table Decorations Funeral Arrangements We Telegraph Flowers State at Smithsonian Girard - Phone LI 5-6119 - Ohio BILL'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE OF GIRARD Where You Save Dollars 39 W. Liberty Street Girard, Ohio Ph. LI 5-1030 BILL BODNAR BOB JULIUS C ompl ime nt s of 5-10 BEN FRANKLIN 5-10 stone Self Service Girard, Ohio Locally Owned - Nationally Known X w I HUGHES SERVICE STATION Sohio Boron and Extron Gasoline Service When You Need It. Atlas Tires, Tubes, Batteries Wheel Balancing Brake Service 432 South State Street 545-8976 Girard, Ohio ' -W 'I Just remember this . . . Class of '66 The old cliche . . . you get out of it what you put into it . . . has become a cliche because it speaks true! You DO get out of it what you put into it! Be ALIVE don't just LIVE! SEE don't just LOOK! LISTEN . . . don't just HEAR! THINK . . . don't just ACCEPT! That way you'll savor and enjoy all that is beautiful, illumi- nating and inspired. You'll reject the cheap, tawdry, the sen- sation of the moment. You'll speak up against evil and prejudice and ignorance. You'll PARTICIPATE, That's the only way to be ALIVE! McKELVEY'S 1883- 1965 Youngstown Ohio w jyjj A i It age .-.fs , sq, Compliments GIRARD HARDWARE, INC. Your American Hardware Store Lucas Paints I C. ROY TAYLOR INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Phone 5456218 Insure - In Sure - Insurance Z South State Street Llberty 5-5406 Girard, Ohio 52 West Liberty Girard, Ohio I Best Underwriting at All Times i L I25 YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOL OF COSMETOLOGY Phone 747-1711 Independence Can Be Yours! Prepare NOW for an Interesting future in the beauty field! Day and Evening Classes Special Saturday and Summer Classes for High School Students. STEEL CITY CREDIT CORP. LOANS 208 North State Street Girard, Ohio Phone: 545-4339 LOA.NS Personal Loans Furniture Loans Autornobile Financing Up to 852, 000. O0 PROMPT SERVICE -- TERMS TO SUIT! ak'-'fCONFIDENTIAL:-W PAUL P. ZUZIK, Manager Call or Write for a Free Booklet. 18 North Phelps Street 3rd Floor, Federal Building Youngstown, Ohio Cornplirnents of I FRANK'S I TAVERN Marshall Road McDonald, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND MCDONALD WELDING 81 0, 0 1 1' MACHINE CO INC ' IWW Designers and Builders of Special Machines and fzllh Fabrications P. O. Box 385 1205 Marshall Road - McDonald, Ohio Phone 545-8066 Congratulations With the Best of Luck to the Class of 1966 Walk With God and He Will Light The World For You TOM GALLO, PRESIDENT ROSE GALLO, VICE-PRESIDENT LA.RRY LOBAUGH, SALES MANAGER JACK STEIN, PLANT MANAGER HARRY BARTOLIN, CHIEF LAYOUT SAM GETZ, PLANT SUPERINTENDENT FRED GALLO, SPECIALTY PRODUCTS BOB ALTMAN, WELDING SUPERVISOR BOB TOTH, CHIEF DRAFTSMAN DARLENE NOVELLO, SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST I ,I ' ' KAY LANES PAUL KAY , Proprietor 841 South State Street Girard, Ohio 545-2 539 Open 9:00 A. M. The Best in Bowling - Billiards R. H. STRINGER Girard's Leading Jeweler Convenient Terms Girard Ohio mio CLEANERS to Complete Cleaning 6 P. M. Service for McDonald G' d - lfar Llberty 5-8369 Self-Se1'V'.lC6 Nlles Machines KISH FOOD MARKET Groceries - Fresh Meat - Produce Phone LI 5-6937 1000 Ohio Avenue, McDonald, Ohio PAUL'S ON PARK AVENUE Authorized Dealer Woolrich Outerwear Walkover Shoes 27 East Park Ave. Niles, Ohio OL Z-7295 GEORGE CHUPARKOFF Compliments of MCDONALD MAYOR LEE'S BARBER SHOP McDonald, ohio fi. E' . BARBER McDonald, Ohio STATE FARM INSURANCE RALPH C. WALLS Auto, Life, and Fire 500 Ohio Avenue McDonald Congratulations and Best Wishes JENSEN HARDWARE COMPANY 20-22 East State Street, Niles VILLAGE DRIVE-IN Stop in and Try Our Roast Beef Lunches Featuring Softy-Twirls. 7:30-11:00 Take Out Service 69 Marshall Road LI 5-9406 ALBERINVS Famous Home of Italian Food Warren Youngstown Road Route 422 ANGELIQUE COIFFURES JOANNE PROPERZIO Owner and Operator High Fa shion Styling 718 North Highland Avenue Girard, Ohio .Sw ,S E, , if ,T W ff lf Pa T, T. .l CONGRATU LATIONS TO THE 1966 GRADUATING CLASS OF TD ,MCDONALD HIGH SCHOOL X 4 .4 Y ,E-S C if ' -K Sf 7 . ffw t ,A W '1 '-T W X .J ,E 4 T f , 7 7 K 'Q' W D , L 'W 'T U 7 Q 'f 1-V S x V ' 4 , in ,.,' l TAT I - L -. , ,Q 'I Q ij 2 ,Q 'D U, 2 M1 D 5 ff T 5 3 Si Q 1, gym I Q X37 1-A 'FX ft ,fwhf fl Q X Qcb .47 L? , f,f - g K 3 fir, , T5 1? V ,S ' A 53-g5i7f7f f' L3 ff V , 4 ' A J 7 - E L . . 7 fu Jf Tiff Tj 5 1 5 UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION Zag LANE 7440 fKC Ei?s A FUNERAL A U gA Awvpdf HOMES ,iz AQSgrjgijitgwiiifgiye J M Niles 652-4214 ffl, XM 24-Hour Arnbulanc S GRADUATING CLASS OF BUSINESS MACHINES CLASS I 1966 ' R 1'B Carkido C. Fisher, P. Taylor, S. K 1 k R 2 D. Burns, J. Hansell, F. Ol ks R 3: M. J. Krumpak, S. Hapcic. R 4 S M K. Rishel, I. Wheeler. R 5 I S h J R g r SEVENTH' GRADE Ashbrook, Brenda 40 Bell, Randy 40 Bennett, Randy 40 Blair, Arthur 40, 23 Booth, Robert 40 Bozin, James 40 Bradford, Robert 40 Cartwright, William 40 Chance, Gayle 40, Clawson, Patricia 40 Colburn, Linda 40, Coles, Sandra 40, 23 Datchuk, Donald 40 Davis, Charlotte 24, 40, 23 DelBene, Richard 40 DeSalvo, Joseph 40 Dikun, Mary Catherine 30, 23 Freeman, Carl 40 Friend, Elaine 40 Fritz, Roger 40 Gallite, Paul 24, 40, 23 Geho, Judy 40, 23 Golubic, Paul 40 Gonze, Elaine 40 Graham, Cathy 40 Griffiths, Nancy 40 Helt, Gerald 41 Ilas, Peggy 41, 23 Johnson, Cathy 41 Johnston, Cheryl 41 Jones, Debbie 41 Kean, Debra 24, 41, 23 Koniowsky, Deborah 41 Krossman, Caroline 41 Lewis, Jerry 41 Lindenmuth, Terry 41 Logar, Richard 41 Luknis, Frank 41 Lytle, Ray 41, 85 Mahoney, Claudia 41 McClain, Karen 41, 23 McNulty, Kathy 41, 23 Meyers, James 41 Milak, Albert 41 Molin, Patricia 41 Moore, Kathy 41,23 Morello, Ray 41 Natoli, Jeffrey 42 Oblinger, Donald 42 Olson, Terry 42 Ramsay, Terri 42 40, 27, Index Rhodes, Barbara 42 Rodriguez, Luis 42 Romane, Charlene 42 Rowthorn, Linda 42 Rowthorn, Gary 42 Savage, Thomas 42 Schlenker, Richard 42, 23 Shiley, Debra 42, 23 Shilling, Paul 42 Smith, James 24, 42 Spatara, Frank 42 Spatara, Georgia 42, 23 Urbas, Terry 42, 23 Vaughn, Karen 42 Walls, Russell 42, 23 White, Donalyn 42 Wishak, Jeanne 42 Young, Robert 42 EIGHTH GRADE Ague, Lois 24, 43, 27, 23 Aho, Albert 43, 92 Ashburn, Terry 43 Aubel, Deborah 43, 23 Barrios, Felix Bennett, David 43 Binion, Nora 43 Boyce, Sylvia 43 Burnside, Lawrence 43 Bush, James 43 Cherry, James 43 Chuparkoff, George 43, 23 Collins, James 24, 43 Cupan, Gary 43 Daniluk, Daniel 43 Dugan, Jack 43, 92 Evans, Marianne 18, 24, 43, 23 Flere, Kenneth 43 Franco, Gary 43, 92 Genetta, Heidi 43, 23 Ginson, Joyce 43 Gossert, Catherine 43 Halleran, Patricia 24, 43 Hanshaw, Joanne 43 Hartson, Darlene 24,43,2'7 H jelle, Linda 24, 43 Jamison, John 43 Johnson, Diane 43 Johnson, James 24, 44, 27 Jones, Robert 44 Keefer, Daniece 24, 44, 27 Kish, John 44 Klinger, Kenneth 44 Kohut, Clarence 24, 44 Koniowsky, Jackie 44 Koniowsky, Kathy 44 Kowacich, Susan 44 Krupko, Susan 24, 44, 27, 23 Libertyn, Karen 44, 23 Madill, Deborah 24, 44 Malcomson, Charles 44 Malcomson, John 44 Martin, Betty 44 McClain, Penny 44, 23 McCombs, Barry 44 Milak, Lorrayne 44 Miller, Douglas, 24, 44, 92 Miller, Wayne 44 ' Miranda, Susan 24, 44, 27, 23 Modarelli, Mary 44, 23 Moison, Kim 44 Morgan, James 44, 86, 92 Mortaro, John 44 Neville, Allan 44, 92 Paxton, Jeffrey 24, 44, 92 Phillips, Loren 44 Rhodes, Donald 44 Rhodes, Ronald 45 Rose, Clarissa 24, 45 Ryan, Joseph 24, 45 Schmidt, Larry 45 Scirocco, Patricia 45, 23 Sharp, Richard 45, 92 Sigley, Clarence 45 Sigley, Roger' 45 Skufca, Marilyn 45, 23 Smith, Jackie Ray 45, 23 Spatara, Kathleen 45 Stonestreet, Edward 45, 86, 92 Uber, Dennis 45 Urbas, Terry 45 Walls, Kathy 45 Watts, Susan 24, 45, 27, 23 Wilson, Terry 45 Woodley, James 45 Woods, Vernon 45, 92 Wyko, Joseph 45 Zimmerman, Kim 45, 23 Zupon, Cheryl 24, 30, 45, 27, 23 Sandra 24, 49, 22 NINTH GRADE Alderfer, Doris 13, 18, 24, 46, 27, 17, 22 Alderfer, Judith 12, 46, 22, 27 Antolini, Peter 46 Barninger, Albert 46 Beckel, Diane 46 Bennett, Roger 46 Billey, Joseph 46 Boyce, Floyd 46 Bozin, Frances 46, 30, 48, 17, 22 Breedlove, George 46 Brown, Lawrence 46, 91 4 Cartwright, Barbara 13, 46, 22 Clawson, David 46 Click, Glen 46, 22 Colburn, Stanley 46 Collins, Stephen 46 Comer, Kirk 46, 22 Conroy, Deborah 13, 24, 46, 22, 27 Cox, Larry 24, 46 Cupen, Daniel 46' Datchuk, Robert 46 Deluga, Alan 46 Eldridge, Richard 46, 91 Evanoff, Karen 47 Fansler, Gary 47 Fitz, Charles 47 Flickenger, 'Edward 47 Franco, Victor 47 Gagnon, Michael 47 Greathouse, Dennis 47 Green, Patricia 13, 47,17 Gustafson, Patricia 13, 47 Hansell, Elaine 13, 47, 17, 22 Hartson, Diana 47, 24 l-lelt, Gail 13, 47, 18, 29 Jayne, Gary 30, 48, 47, 91 John, Judith 13, 47, 22 Johnson, William 80, 48, 47, 91 Johnston, Thomas 47 Jones, Suzanne 47,24, 22, 27 Kenneally, Kathleen Killaby, Billie Jo 47, 13, 17 King, Mary Jane 47, 24, 22, 27 Klenovich, Carol 13, 47, 24, 22 ' Kohut, Charles 47, 24, 27, 91 I34 Index Kollar, James 47 Koniowsky, Bonnie 47, 13, 17 Koniowsky, Joyce 47, 13, 18, 83, 17, 22 Krossman, Julia 13, 48, 17, 22 Krumpak, William 48, 91 Lawson, Diana 13, 48, 18, 22 Leibee, Aza 48 Lewis, James 48, 91 Loewit, Dale 24, 48,27 Lohr, Donald Mayfield, Charles 48, 91 McGeary, Maureen 48 McClary, Thomas 48, 91 McCombs, Keith 48 Mientus, Bernard 48 Miller, William 48, 91 Minehart, Deborah 13, 48, 17, 22 Miner, Patricia 13, 48, 17, 22 Moskun, John 48 Moss, John 48 Mounts, Denise 48, 17 Mounts, Dennis 48, 91 Myers, Timothy 49, 30, 91 Neff, Rosemary 13, 49, 17, 22 Oblinger, Patricia 13, 49 Partain, John 49, 91 Patterson, Mary 49, 17 Rowthorn, Larry 49 Rushen, William 30, 49 Sayers, Michael 49 Sharp, Vernon 49 Shiley, Donald 49, 91 Siciliano, Roseann 13, 49, 17, 22 Smith, Roger 49 Stevens, Gail 13, 49,22 Taylor, Linda 13, 49, 22 Torsky, Marie 13, 49 Tote, Jackie 13, 49,22 Toth, Beverly 13, 49, 22, 24 Turcola, Margaret 13, 49, 22, 1 7 Victor, William 49 Walker, James 49 Walker, Michael 21, 49 Walker Robert 22, 49, 91 Warner, Carol 23, 13, 49 Wester, Wolfe, David 24, 49, 27,25 Aho, Sandra 12, 13,24,50, 22, 27 Ashburn, Charles 50 Badnek, John 50 Barnes, Barbara 13, 24, 22, 27 Barrett, Sharon 13,50, 17, 22 Barrios, Raymond Beckley, Phillip 24, 50, 27 Biastro, Gary 50, 85 Burton, Alan 50 Burton, Kathy 13, 24, 50, 22 Carkido, Carol 13, 50, 17, 22 Colburn, Sarah 12, 13, 50 Coles, David 50, 91 Cupan, Paul 50 Datchuk, Richard 50 Davis, Donna 13, 50 Delpine, Donald 50 Demetruk, Alex 50, 85 Dicks, Suzanne 13, 24, 50, 22 Fisher, Kenneth 30, 50, 82, 85 Flannery, Issac 50 Flannery, James 50 Freeman, Craig 50 Gallo, Timothy 24, 51, 85, 22, 27 Gallo, Thomas 24, 51 Gifford, Joseph 51 Graham, Jack 51 Hale, Cecilia 13, 18, 51, 17, 22 Hansell, Cathleen 13, 51, 17, 22 Hartson, Donald 24, 51, 27 Johnson, Ethel 13, 51 Johnston, Sandra 13,51 Jones, Kathy 13, 51, 17,22 Jones, Richard 51, 85, 27 Jones, Ronald 51,27 King, Kermeth 24, 50, 51, 27 Kish, Cynthia 13,18,51, as, 17 Kish, Georgia 51 Kowacich, David 51 Lake, Barbara 13, 51, 17 Leibee, Gary 82, 51 Leskovac, Margaret 13, 51 Lobinger, Christopher 51 Lohr, Judith 13, 51, 17 McClain, Linda 13, 51 Mcraiis, Richard ao, 85, 52, 91 Martin, Thomas 52, 91, 88 May, Terry 52, 91 Milak, Karen 13, 52, 17 Millik, Donna 13, 30, 52 Moody, Mary Alice 13, 52, 22 Morain, Charles 52 Morello, Susan 13, 52, 83, 17, 22 Myers, Kathy 13, 52, 17, 22 . Neville, Dale 52 Newhouse, Ronald 52 0'Connell, Rita 52 O'Donnel1, Daniel 24, 85, 52, 27 O'l-lata, Patricia 13, 52 Phillips, Charles 52 Phillips, Linda 52 Ramsay, Karen 13, 52, 17, 22 Reese, Carolyn 13, 52 Rice, Michael 52 Round, Karen 52 Rowthorn, David 30, 50, 82, 84, 52, 91 Schmidt, Cheryl 13, 18, 52, 83, 17, 22 Sharp, Cynthia 13, 52 Siranovic, Marilyn 12, 13, 30, 52, 83, 17, 22 Soss, Robert 52 Spatara, Patricia 24, 52, 22 27 Speerbrecher, Nancy 52 Stanton, Terry 52 Steeves, Maureen 13, 52, 17, 22 Stevens, Robert 84, 52 Stonestreet, William 82,52 Taylor, Richard 52 Thomas, Thomas 52, 91 Thorpe, Donald 85, 52, 91 Tote, Terri 13, 52, 22, Toth, Frank 52, 91 Uber, Frances 13, 52, 17, 22 Walker, David 85, 52 Walker, William 85, 52 Walls, Deborah 13, 52, 17, 22 Wilson, Cecilia 52 White, Wesley 52 Woodley, Elizabeth 52 Ziak, Jennifer 13, 52, 22 Alcantar, Mary 1,54 12 Alderfer, William 2,54 15 24 22, 91 Allgg, Martha 3,54 15 12 Barb, Wayne 4, 54, 84, 22 Barrios, l-lenr absent Bell, Ronald 5, 54 Bennett, Sharon 7 54 Benyo, Steve 8, 54, 85 Billey, Mary Lou 9, 54 Bright, Mary 10, 54, 92, 12 30, 22 Burnside, Linda 1l,54, 92, 12, 15, 30, 22 Casale, Kathryn 12,54 Cherry, Robert 13, 54 A Clawson, Mary Jane 14, 54 Coles, James 15,54, 85 Comer, Gregory 16, 54, 82, 84, 22 Corman, John 17, 54, 84 Cupan, Andrew 18, 54 Daigneau, Karen 19,54 12 Davis, George 20, 54, 82 ,Deak, Gregorjy 21, 54 JDean, Donal 22, 54, 24, 27 DeSalvo, Richard 55 lDicks, Nancy 55, 12,22 Donelson, Paulette 55, 12, 30 Doumont, Thomas 55, 82, 84 Evanoff, Gary 55 Faro, Vincent 55 Espinoza, Emilio 6, 55, 82, 85 Fiddler, Edward 7, 55 Fitz, Linda 8, 55, 15, 18 Flores, Martha Beatriz 12, 22 Foty, Linda 9, 55 Green, Larry 10, 55 Griffiths, Colette 11, 55, 12, 15, 22 J Gustafson, Coleen 12, 55 Halgi Ed 13, 55, so, 84, 86, astie, Robert 14, 55, 15 emlick, Joseph 15, 55 jelle, Larr 16, 55, 82, 85 opfer, Darllene 17, 55, 12 amison, Karen 18, 55, 12, 24, 30, 27 sayne, Susan 19, 55 o n, James 20, 55, 82 ohgsgon, John 21, 55, 29, 91, oniowsky, Jerry 22, 55 oniowsky, Joseph 28, 55, 84 . ovach, Beverly 24, 55, 12 Krupko, Ned 25, 55, 15, 24, 84, 22, 27 Kunkel, Linda 26, 12, 15, 55, 22 ake, Patricia 27, 55 Lambert, Randy 28,55 .aws5mn, Della 29, 12, 24, 55, 2 eskovac, Dan 30, 55 Lowers. James 31, 55, 15, 85, 86 Index McClain, Karen 32, 55 12 McCombs, Linda 33, 55, 12 McCombs, Jack 34, 55, 85 McGeary, Jean 35, 55 Malcomson, Dallas 2, 56 Martin, Wesley 3, 56, 88 Milak, Kathy 4, 56, 12 Miller, Thomas 5, 56 Minehart, Kathy 6, 56 Miner, Kenneth 7, 56, 91 Moadus, David 8, 56 Mortaro, Anthony 9, 56 Moss, George 10, 56 Mounts, Robert 11, 56 Muche, Patricia 12, 56 Norman, Bettie 13, 56, 12 O'Connell, Patrick 14, 56, 85 O'Connell, Ruth 15, 56 O'l-Iara, Michael 16, 56, 29 Parker, Rebecca 17, 56 Patterson, Larr 18, 56 Plecha, Ruth 19, 56, 12, 20, 30, 22 Polinsky, Alex 20, 56, 15, 82, 84, 22, 27, 91 Ramsay, Craig 21, 56, 84 Rebraca, William 22, 56, 30 Reese, Barbara 23, 56, 12 Rishel, Kathy 24, 56, 12, 22 Rishel, Roy 25, 56, 15, 24, 82, 85, 2, 27 Robbins, Daniel 26, 56 Rogers, Phillip 27, 56, 24, 82, 27 Ryan, Jennifer 1, 57, 12 Santagata, Janet 2, 57, 12, 15, 22 Scaigrough, Cathy 3, 57, 12, Scirocco, Robert 4, 57, 82, 84, 86, 91 Shilglgng, Thomas 6, 57, 91, Silves, William 7, 57 Snook, Jacl n 8, 57, 12, 15 Spatara, Robert 9, 57 Speerbrecher, Gail 10, 57, 12 Steeves, Karen 11, 57, 12, 18,22 Stein, Rudolph 12, 57, 82, 22 Story, Calvin 13, 57. Tay or, Carol 14, 57, 24, 12 Torsky, Michael 15, 57 Turcola, Steve 16, 57, 82 Urb2an, Robert 17, 57, 15, 2 Urbas, Carol 18, 57, 22, 12 Van Gilder, James 19, 57, 82 Wellington, Sylvia 20, 57, 12, 78, 26 Wester, Linda 21, 57, 12, 30, 27 Wheaton, Barbara 22, 57, 12, 20,30 Wheeler, Irene 23, 57, 12 White, Kathleen 24, 57, 12, 22 Wolfe, Steven 25, 57, 24, 22, 27 Yukon, Barbara 26, 57, 12 Aggers, Danny 84, 87, 58 Alderfer, Don 58 Arbie, Judy 12, 58, 68 Aubel, Larr 14, 24, 30, 58, 68, 22, 27, Barb, Jon 27, 10, 14, 24, 30, gg, 83, 85, 86, 59, 68, 69, Barrett, Dave 82, 59, 68, 29, 22, 90, 89, 88 Benin, Larry 82, sa, 59, 68, 90, 88 Bennett, Danny 84,59 Black, Barbara 12, 60, 68, 69, 26, 22 Borecki, Patty 10, 12, 15, 60, 22 Burns, Diane 60 Cannistra, Jeanne 12, 60, 68, 69,22 Carkido, Barbara 12, 60, 68, 22 Christman, Tom 60, 90, 88 Click, Mary 61 Colburn, Susan 12, 61, 22 Crepage, Richard 61, 69, 22, 91 Daniluk, Georgeanne 12, 24, 61 Doisak, Frank 82, 84, sv, 61, 89, 88 Essad, Bonnie 10, 11, 12, 61, 26,22 Fisher, Carol Ann 12, 62, 92 Flere, Ray 86, 87, 62, 68, 69 90, 88 Foley, Diane 12, 24, 62, 22 Franco, Joseph 84, 86, 63 Gallo, Nat 24, 82, 84, 63, 22 Genetta, Patty 12, 63 Golubic, Andy 20, 82, 84, 63, 69, 90, 88 Haley, Dan 63 Hansell, Jeanette 12, 64 Hapcic, Shirley 10, 12, 64, 92, 22 Hart, Tom 14, 30, 82, 86, 22, 64, 71 Hochadel, Jim 82, 64 Gagnon, Joan 12, 64 Hopfer, Bill 65 Huglies, Patricia 12, 65, 68, Ilas, Mike 82, 65 James, Robert 65 Jiannino, Karen 12, 15, 66, 22 Johnson, Mary Jayne 12, 66, 92, 22 Johnson, Tom 30, 82, 83, 66, 68, 69, 26,22 Johnston, Cathy 12, 15, 30, 66, 22,27 Johnston, Dennis 66 Joynes, Margaret 12, 24, 66 Kenneally, Patrick 82, 67 Kovalick, Suzanne 12, 24, 67, 27 Kowacich, James 85, 67 Krumpak, Mary Jo 12, 24, 67, 22 Leonhart, Marie 12, 67,22 Lobaugh, Buddy82, 84, 67 Long, Tom 14, 84, 70,22 Marshall, Brent 82, 70 McGearyJ, Ann -70 ' Miller, inda 12, 70 Morain, Sharon l2,24, 70 Mor an, Jack 70 Mosiun, Mary Ann 12, 72, 92, 22 ,Muche, Louie 72 Murray, Kenneth 72 McFarland, Wilbur Oleksa, Fran 12, 24, 30, 72 Partain, Barbara 12, 73 Polinsky, Lorraine 12,73, 92 22 Pustay, Margaret 12, 73 Reger, James 74 Rishel, Martha 10, 19, 24, 30, 69, 74, 29, 22 Round, Kathy 12, 75, 26 Royge, Char es 24, 82, 75, Rushen, Pamela 76 Sayers, Geneva 12, 69, 76, 22 Schmidt, Ted 82, 86, 69, 76 Shimko, Joanne 12, 76, 22, 27 Shugar, Pain 84, 77,22 Siranovic, Carol 12, 80, 69, 71, 77, 29, 22 Smith, John 77, 22 Stoughton, Richard 77 Taylor, Patricia 12, 77 Terzak, Pete 24, 82, 85, 77, 27 ' Vadino, Virginia 12, 18, 78, 26, 22 Walls, Ruth Ann 10, 12, 24, 30, 69, 78, 22, 27 Wellington, Al 30, 69, 71, 78, 9,88 Wilson, John 14, 24, 78, 22, 27, 91 Wishak, George 78,26 Paxton, Larry 24, 73, 22, 27 I35 As the last pages of the yearbook are turned, the staff wishes to express its appreciation to the administration, the faculty and students, our photog- rapher, Mr. Acri, and the business machines class for their help in pro- ducing the 1966 Roller. fgiygafawigagigfvggg T? 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