McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1968 volume:

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These words besl describe l-lerman P. Rosseili, who unseliishly gives ol: his lime and efforls 'ro supervise ihe workings oi our yearbook siaii. Dur- ing ihe pasi seven years, lvlr. Rosseiii has served as yearbook advisor and has provided ihe leadership, sinceriiy. and friendliness necessary for lhis posi- lion. l-le is always willing io help and offer assisiance whenever asked. l-le has a smile for everyone and is very pleasani io know. li is for ihese reasons, 'rhar ihe i968 McKinleyi1'e is dedicaled io ihis for- mer lvlcKinley siudeni. lvlr. Rosseiii has been a member of lVlcKinley's faculiy since i948 during which lime he has iaughi mechanical drawing and malhemaiics. Mr. Rosselii is a familiar figure around our school, one who is respecied and admired by all. The i968 McKin- leyife is honored io saluie ihis fine man. WM ,W ji-'QQ l als G, l r In Memoriam HIGHER DESTINY We are born for a higher desriny lhan ihar of earrhq rhere is a realm where rhe rainbow never fades, where lhe srars will be spread before us like islands l'ha'r slumber on rhe ocean. and where rhe beings ihal pass before us like shadows will slay in our presence forever. Edward Bulwer-Lylon Clayfon E. Leyda FRIEND James E. Roberison Dealh is noi lhe enemy of life, bul' ils friend, for il is The knowledge lhar our years are limiled which makes ihem so precious. lr is ihe rrurh Thar 'rime is bul' lenr 'ro us which makes us. ar our besr, look upon our years as a 'rrus'r handed in'ro our 'remporary keeping. , g W, Joshua Lorh Liebman is 'ij NlcKinley High School . 1 Wilh cheerleaders lilce lhis, how could we losell We're off fo see lhe WlZARD. Youlh in all ils glory comes buf once To each and every one of us. ll is a parl ol our lives lhal' slips 'rhrough our 'lingers all loo soon. The lrials and lribulalions we' have experienced, and 'rhe cherished memories we have been a parl of during our high school years will remain wilh us always. Noi 'ro be lorgollen are all lhe crazy lhings lhal were said and done, lhe lun we had al dances and games, and lasl buf noi leasl. lhe lile long friendships we formed. Youlh is lhal magic ingre- dienl which carries us across 'rhe bridge from child- hood io adullhood. lb-1-f ' ' shsfwza umm-a f 'HH 2 so 1' SAIUU9 CW. EA H: Trick or Trea+? A 1415+ Yook af summer. . . For Those Who Think Young Football Queen And Attendants Linda Greavu 'Kr L it ,wawmqx Joy Mayle Sharon Smith Becky Ritchie S att' Chryse Spencer Basketball Queen And Arrendanrs Carol Wilmer Regina Gadsden Rosie Grady f' Marlene Perlman Cheryl Singleton Think Young 1 55 2 5 H, -1.-5 . ,. 'WK ' V - X 2, -A ,A , W i rf' lx X will Lively . . . Colorful .. . Noisy . . . iw ,... ,W ,WM , J ii l iii lllll i i lll Look oui' Massillon-Here we come! ? Y .1,, . . , f , V N ss' , ,, ,. 14-in fW'sw is al ': .1-yt., Q. . , .W .. W , . N s1t'ffQ..,,-.' Q ' 5 ' W ' We it f- t Q ,Q ,iff Q ' Aff' M ,ffi A 11 a ' A - 4 ' x :- r' s 2 .nf Mf1-f.',f N ' 'Y' g M'fs-+f'12w,f- ., ,1,.- A . - .A f .gbyurggjvfff Lv .f . M, ,... H W y M f . . ' - N , l ' Our energelic cheerleaders work hard 'ro boosi' school spirif L' . 3 K 1 ' .J- ' w.,,, f .V 'f -i, Tuning up before lhe big game. Co-operaiion, leamworlc, enlhusiasm, exciiemenl, and good sporismanship are only a few of lhe esseniials necessary for oulsianding school spiril. All lhese lhings, combined wiih a super sfudeni body, are responsible for malcing McKinley The greal school lhai ii is. The vim and vigor ex- pressed al pep rallies and games has inspired our players when 'rhe going was Tough. McKinley's grealness is ihe spirii lhal is passed on from year lo year which echoes ihroughoui her hallowed halls. ThoT's The Spirit Adding glamour lo 'lhe games are our lovely maioreiles XX X ' -. 'EE 6 ii S , i K x X . . be e ex , Prom Queen And Attendants X l I l Y ,, -s sf - ,, ak, ' - 22:23, feat it feli- , gg Colden Willis i Deeno Katz aww Pot Singleton . ua. Z Key Club Sweetheart Chryse Spencer Military Boll Queen Becky Ritchie E ! Think Young . . Happiness is a Buildog vicfory McKinley-Home of Champions, McKinley High io +hee we shall be frue The Thrill and excifemenr of niqhi' games, Respect Tradition Year in and year our McKinley's rradie 'rions have endeared lhemselves in ihe hearis of her srudenrs. These are cherished memories which will long be remem- bered airer we qraduaie. Our Alma Maier, Red and Blaclc days, Massillon Weelc, lhe Yale-Harvard game, Prom weelcend, and lhe opening dance each iall are only a few ol: rhe cusioms lhar are so much a parr of McKinley's herirage. These iradirions have been esrablished in rhe pasr, are recognized in Jrhe present and will coniinue in The iulure. Our feelings for McKinley are besr expressed in lhe morro, Where champions are made and success is 'rradirionf' The lille ol Miss Mclfinleyile is an honor beslowed upon a gradualing senior girl by The yearbook slall in recognilion of scholaslic achievemenl and service lo lhe school. Pal Homer has been chosen for This honor in lhe year IQ68. She has rnainlained a high scho- lasiic average her lour years' ol: high school, qualifying her lor l-lonor Roll and Nalional Honor Sociely. Allhough carrying a busy schedule, Pal has devoled much lime lo serv- ing McKinley by presiding as presidenl of Slu- denl Council. Pal's lisl of aciivilies also in- clude lnlroduclion edilor on Annual Slalli, Boosler Club, Girls Service League, F.T.A., Medical Arls, Red Cross, Modern Language Club, and Quill and Scroll. The McKinleyi+e Slall congralulales Pal' Homer for being chosen Miss Mcliinleyile of I968. Miss NlcKmIeyi're The McKinley iacully, advisors, and yearboolc siali lalces pride in announcing Scoil Chandler as Mr. lvlcKinleyi+e I968. This choice was based on scholarship and service lhroughour his four years al McKinley. Scoll has main- Jrained a high scholasiic average, enabling him lo be on lhe l-lonor Roll and be chosen for Naiional l-lonor Socieiy. l-lis dedicalion lo Mc- Kinley is shown by his posi of presidenr ol lhe Senior class. l-le is also a member of Boosler Club, Modern Language Club, College Club, and serves as Division Lieuienanl Governor in Key Club. Scoil is an aciive member oi Con- ceri Choir and a parlicipanr in lvlcKinley's yearly Jrhearrical produclions. Congralulaiions are in order io Scoil Chand- ler for 'being chosen Mr. McKinleyi+e of 1968. Mr IVlcKinleylTe Faculty Think Young EDITOR: Sharon Smith ASSISTANTS: Helen Bobych Ruth Chenoult gnuaNuui' A-, -nav- - '-' . . -3,4 . . Shore In Learning V fr .,f, K.:-'-'W e I I7 MR. HALBERT WHITE AssisTanT SuperinTendenT MR. HENRY P. KURDZIEL AssisTanT SuperinTendenT, Division OT Curriculum and lnsTrucTion se! Q6 DR. GEORGE P. YOUNG SuperinTendenT OT Schools The educaTional programming oT Tomorrow's leaders resTs in The hands oT The Board oT EducaTion. They are providing The leadership ThaT is necessary Tor eTTicienT operaTion oT our ciTy schools. Their goal lies in securing The TinesT educa- Tion Tor The youTh in our communiTy. Taking on These responsibiliTies are Dr, George P. Young, superinTendenT oT schools: Mr. T-TalloerT WhiTe, assisTanT superinTendenTg Mr. Henry P. Kurdziel assisTanT superin- TendenT, Division oT Curriculum and lnsTrucTiong and Those who malce up The Board. Wir-Aw. . . ,ly 1: .ff x. KENNETH P. KATE B.A., WoosTer College M.E.. KenT STaTe U. I- H , f' . ,- ,fr sf S, YA, - ' L! PAUL A. SCHOTT RALPH L. ARMOUR A.B., GTTerbein College B.S., Ohio STaTe U. L.L.B,, McKinley Law School There are hecTic days aT McKinley. There are exciTing ones noT so exciTing ones puzzling ones, and iusT ordinary ones. No one sees These days beTTer Than our principals. They rnusT acT as a coordinaTing bond beTween The TaculTy, The advisors. The sTudenTs, The parenTs, and anyone else who can aTTecT The well- being of McKinley High School. This is boTh a challenging and rewarding job. Oddly enough These rnen are responsible Tor The success or Tailure of each and every day. We are proud oT our principals here aT McKinley. Many Times each day They prove ThaT They are capable of handling any siTuaTion which arises. We saluTe Paul A. SchoTT, head principal, KenneTh KaTe, as sisTanT principal: and Ralph Armour, assisTanT principalf These are our warm and Triendly leaders whose capabiliTy and eTTiciency are highly respecTed. T? ' cs, Y AT. f fe- . if f , .5 44 DOROTHY T. BELL Girls' Counselor B.S.. Ken? Shale U. M.E., Ken? Shale U. MARGARETTA ECKIS Girls' Counselor BS., Ohio U. M.E., Kenl Slale U. AGNES M. WYATT Girls' Counselor B.A., Kenl Srale U. M.E., Ken? Sfafe U. The Advisors help us ro solve lhe never- ending problems lhal are an inevilable perl of high school life. OBIE BENDER Boys' Counselor B.S., Baldwin-Wallace College GLEN DIERINGER Boys' Counselor B.S.. Ohio U. M.E.. Kenf S+a+e U. PAUL WILLIS Boys' Counselor B.A., Muskingum M.E., Kenr Sfale U. . Thinks Young! FRANK ALBERTA American Hisiory B.A., Muskingum College HOWARD ALLMAN English B.A., Eairmonf S+. College M.E., Miami Universily RONALD ALLMAN Biology B.S.. Weslr Virginia U. MWA., VV'esi Virginia U. RICHARD ANDALORO Coorclinaling Counselor of Work Experience B.S.. Keni Slaie U. RUTH K. ANDREWS English Ill B.A., Beihany College M.E., Kenr Siaie U. RUSSEL ANDRING Occupaiional Classes B.S., Ken1LS+a+e U. DON ARN Unified Geomeiry B.A., Ohio Norihern U. M.E., Keni Siaie U. MARJORIE ASH Heallh and Physical Educaiion B.S., Ken? Siaie U. ROSALYN J. AVERETTE Praciical English B.A., Ohio Siaie U. TROY BANNISTER JR. General and Business Maih B.S., Sou+hwes+ Texas Sfafe Goo goo Guess who I bei ihai you Can'+ guess These +wo Bur look below A+ The faces you know And somewhere There ll be A resemblance To see HELEN BEDERMAN English B.A., Hiram College I-l. E. BECKNELL Vocalional Welding lndusfrial Experience C. T. BRANIN Swimming, Physical Educahon B.P.E., Springfield College DAN BROOKS General Business B.S., Ashland College DAVID BRUNNER Speech B.S,, Bowling Green Siale U RALPH BUCHANAN Prinling B.S., U. of Akron RAYMOND L. BYERS, JR. Occupalional B.A., Malone College THOMAS CAROSELLO General Malh, General Science B.S., Kenl Srale U. WILLIAM E. CASTO Governmenl' Q GEORGE DRAGOVICH Mechanical Drawing. General Science B.S., Ohio U. HARRY L. DODGE World Hislory, American Hislory B.A., U. of Cincinnali B.E., U. of Alberla Mem- BTA.. Malone College RON CHISMAR Bookkeeping I, Coach B.S.. Kem' Slale U. J. W. CLEMENTS lnduslrial and Household Chemislry B.A., Ohio U. ALICE COCHRANE Nurse JAY A. CRITES lndusrrial Arls B.A., Easlern Nazarene College B.S., Ken? Slale U. GEORGE G. DEY Biology, Human Physiology B.A., U. of Miami M.E., Kenr Slale U. RAYMOND E. DILLON Economics, Modern Hislory B.S., Norfhwesfern and Ohio Slale U. Our faculfy Ihinks young! Our feachers are exlremely lalenled in un- derslanding Ihe 'rhoughls and ideas of 'reen- agers. They feach and advise on a level borh underslandable and acceplable 'ro The slu- denrs. They have guided, encouraged, criricized, Taught and enlighlened us. We acknowledge 'lhem as our mosl immediare source of knowl- edge. We admire Them for 'Iheir never-end- ing efforrs. and we will remember lhem for leaching us how Io face Ihe rapidly chang- ing world of roday, as well as how 'Io creale a belrer world of Iomorrow. 23 Our Faculty . . . J. E. DREHER Experimenlal lvlelal B.S., Bowling Green SID EDWARDS Ari B.A., Kenl Slale U. DONALD EVERETT World Hislory B.A.. Muskingum M.E., U. of Pil rsl3urgl1 Desire . . . llwe blueprinl' of success JO ELLEN EBERHART Food B.S.. Kenl Slale U. ROBERT EVANS Economics, American Government Coach B.S., Ohio Slale U. M.E., Kenl Slale U. MARGARET ERANTZ Learning Resource Cenle F AXY' Hos Enthusiasm MARY ELIZABETH ERAZIER Home Economics B.S., Union College TERREN ERENZ lnslrumenlal Music, Music Theory B.M.E., Mounl Union College JEAN FULTZ English B.A., U. ol Wesi' Virginia M.A.. U. of Wesl Virginia ELOISE GEIGER Librarian B.A., Earlham College ff... M THOMAS U. HAMANN Praclical English l B.A., Ohio Slale U. B.S., Ohio Slale U. JERRY A. HANEY lnduslrial Arls B.S., Kenl' Slale U. MARY HANNA English B.A., Weslern Reserve M.A., U. of Chicago S. J. HARVEY Ari' B.A., Bluefield College C. WAYNE HlNTON Disfribulive Educalion, Business Law B.S., Ollerbein College REX B. HOON Physical Educalion B.A., Muskingum College M.S., Purdue U. A +eacher's laugh A Teacher's smile Can malce a day Seem quile worlhwhile Wilh words of cheer They help us find Complele sairislaclion And peace of mind. CYNTHIA HORNE i English III. Journalism B.A., Weslern College for Women DELBERT E. HORTON Sr. Malh, General Malh Algebra B.S., Indiana Slale Teachers College PATRlClA K. ICKES English B.A., Ohio U. LEILA JACKSON Lalin B.A.. Mounl Union College M.A., Alcron U. G. L. JUERSIVICI-l Biology, Chemisfry B.A.. Walsh College Our faculfy has enfhusiasml LOUISE N. KI-IOUREY French B.A.. Heidelberg College M.A.. Columbia U. THEODORE KISI-IA Chemisfry B.A.. Kenf Sfafe U. SOPI-IIE P. KLIDE Shorfhand I and ll, Typing l, Office Producfion B.S., Bowling Green Sfafe U. DIANE KLINE Office Pracfice, Typing GENEVIEVE MAI-IAN I-IELEN MALONE Sociology, American Economics Governmenf B.A.. Wesfern B.A., Mafher College Reserve U. M.A., Graduafe School, M.A., Alcron U Wesfern Reserve Graduafe School, Yale U. 5 H . . .E 5? 'V .EFQ7 2. -ea- wwg -cf' B.A., Ursuline College for Women NICK KOUTRAS Indusfrial Arfs Archifecfural Drawing B.S., Kenl' Sfafe U. LUELLA KRICI-IBAUM German B.S., Kenf Sfafe U. M.A.. Kenf Sfafe U. WARD L. LAI-IM Algebra I. General Mafh B.A., Denison U. M.A.. U. of Wisconsin CLAYTON E. LEYDA General Mafh B.S., Mounf Union College RICHARD LOUGHRY Spanish BS., Kenf Sfafe U. MYRTLE C. MACINTOSI-I English B.S., U. of Alcron If's difficulf, somefirnes. for sfudenfs fo believe fhaf our feachers are really people! They forgef fhaf under fhe sfern faces and busy schedules. are spirifed and en- fhusiasfic leaders. Their sincere sfudenf relafionships, help fo creafe a warm and friendly afmosphere. The faculfy here af McKinley, has grown immensely popular. And fhe sfudenfs seem fo have become affached fo fhe lively affifudes shown by fhem. Endless fimes a day, laughs are shared and good fimes are exchanged: all of which are a parf of memories which will never die. Our Faculty . MARY ELLEN lvlANl Clolhinq l and Il B.S.. Miami U. Rl-lENO MASON lnduslrial Arl's BS., U. of Cincinnali JOHN MCBRlDE Arl BS., Kenl Slale U. A leacher gains respecl lhrouqh warmlh and friendliness. s 'iii BOB MARCUM Civics, American l-lislory B.A., Marshall U. EUGENE MCBRIDE General Science B.S., Ohio Slale U. M.E., Kenl Slale U. JEAN MCCUSKEY Librarian B.A., College ol Woosler B.S.. Weslern Reserve U. X' HLIYIVI , . . li AM -fl 7 ls Highly Respected LENA MCROBERTS English B.A., Mounl Union DONALD L. MElSTER Experimenlal Melal, Sho Malh P B.S., Bowling Green Slale U. PAUL MOOREHEAD S Algebra BS.. Ohio Slaie U. Z ARTHUR MOYER English B.A., Malone College MARTY MULL l-leallh, Physical Eclucalion B.S., Ohio Slale U. CAROL MYERS Nolehancl, Typing B.A., Malone College DOYLE NUTTER American l-lislory BS., Kenl Slale U. M.E., Kenl Slale U. FREDERICK OBERHOLZER English B.A., Mounl' Union M.A., Weslern Reserve U. LO R ETTA PAON E l-lome Economics BS., Kenl Slale U. JACK POORMAN Developmenlal Reading BS., Kenl Slale U. -u- S x. l Consiclerale ways A helping hand They always seem To unclersland. Wilh efforl lrue And voices lcind They shape our lhoughls And mold our minds. Q We are proud To have Mr. Rohrer as a parT oT our TaculTy. He has recenTly been chosen as one of The mosT ouTsTancling Teachers in norThern Ohio. Mr. bRohrer was chosen one oT Three Teachers To win The' MarTha Holden Jennings MasTer Teacher Award. As a parT OT The award, Mr. Rohrer plans To aTTend KenT STaTe UniversiTy Tor Three Terms To TurTher his educaTion. He plans To sTudy Geology, Biology, and oTher science courses. Those who nominaTed him Tor The award will agree Tha+ besides Teaching Physics, Mr. Rohrer has Tound Time'Tor counTless oTher conTribuTions. These include building a Tele- scope on The rooT oT McKinley, seTTing up a pendulum, winning The Shell MeriT Fellowship in I958, and acTing as science supervisor Tor The enTire ciTy oT CanTon. To you, Mr. Rohrer, we exTend sincere congraTulaTions. CHARLES POSTON ConcerT Choir, Chorus B.A., Ohio Wesleyan U. M.E., Ohio U. MINNIE PRINGLE Special EducaTion B.A., Morris Brown College ARCHIE RADER Mechanical Drawing B.S., EasTern Michigan U CHARLES RIFFLE lndusTrial ArTs, Special EducaTion B.S., KenT STaTe U. JAMES ROBERTSON Geology, EarTh Science B.S., Muslcingum College WILLIAM ROHRER Physics B.S., Kenl Slale U. M.E., Kenf Slale U. HERMAN ROSSETTI Mechanical Drawing, Annual Advisor B.S., Kenl Slale U. wif' 'V f .. . , N ,yn .nw at GEORGIANNA SUSANNE L. SOLAR EXOB .RUPERL L . SNYDER Algebra I. rLxeI'Ca,n MH, elm Home Economics. General Malh Coaglherlcan 'glory' I-Iome Managemenl B.S., Ken? Siale U. B.S., Ohio Norihern U. Bisi' CIMO SBIG U' Mi M.A., Bowling Green 6' Siafe U. f DANA SAVAGE JR. fi X English B.A., Denison U. GLENN SI-IAEEER English B.S., Kenf Slafe U. ANNETTE SI-IEIL Physical Educaiion B.S., Miami U. BRUCE SI-IELLEY Ari B.S., Ken? Slale U. DAUN SI-IOEMAKER General Malh B.S., Mounl Union College DAWN ELEANOR SHOEMAKER I-Iealrh, Physical Educalion B.S., Youngsiown Slale U. ANNIE SIMON Business and Consumer Educarion X BS., Tennessee Slale U. Our faculfy is highly respecredl Our Ieachers are seeking Io creale weII-round- ed sfudenfs by developing self-expression, poise, confidence. and efficiency. They are aH'emp'ring Io enlighfen confused siudenls in Iheir exploraiion of learning. We are proud of Ihe sinceriiy and earnesfness which Ihey show in Iaclcling somefimes impossible Iaslcs. They realize Ihal Ioday. as never before, 'rhe educalion of youlh is of grave imporlance, Because of Ihis, They have dedicaled Iheir lives Io fulfill such grea'r responsibilifies. Our Focully . CHARLES SPIELMAN American l-lislory BS., Sr. Josephs KAREN STRICKMAKER Personal Typing, Typing l, Shorlhand l, Office Procluclion B.S., Kenl Slale U. GEORGE TEREMBES Boolclceeping BS.. Waynesburg College JOSEPH TOVISSI Algebra, Geomelry B.S., Kenl Srale U. M.E., Kenl' Slale U. NICK TSANGEOS Coordinaling Counselor of Worlc Experience BS., Easlern Kenluclcy U. M.E., Kenl Sl'al'e U. FRANK TU RN ER Biology B.S., Kenr Slale U. E. WAYNE VAN BREMEN Home Mechanics, Power Mechanics B.S., Duquesne U. Teachers College GEORGE VRBANAC Occupalional B.S., Duquesne U. M.E., Kenl Slale U. MARY WAGNER English B.A., Mounl Union College WILLIAM XNAGNER Deal Classes B.S., Ken1'Slale U. M.S., San Eernanclo College M.E., Kenl Slale U. ls Simply Beyond Compare JAMES E. WALTON English B.S., Kenl Slale U. MARGARET WEBER Home Economics B.S., Ohio Slale U. MELVIN WELKER World Geography B.S., Kenl Srale U. M.A., Kenl Slale U. . WELLENDORE General Business, Business Law B.S.. Geneva College B.A., Geneva College Inks. JOHN YELISEK Special Educalion ,,,,,,, B.A., Kenl Slale U 5' PATRICIA WlLLlAMS Our lacully is simply beyond compare! EnQll5l1 , And yer so ollen lhey are missed when lhe BA Mounl Umon fanfare is blown! They have become symbols College LENA WILLIS Home Economics B.S., Muslcingum College GEORGE WOLEE Heallh, Conservalion B.S.. Cenlral Michigan SHARON WRENN English B.A., Norlhweslern College CHARLES WRIGHT Explo ralo ry Woodwo rlcing and Melals B.S., Ohio U. M.A., Ohio U. PAUL YANIK Occupalional B.S., Ball Srale U. lo lhe sludenls and Through lhem we have learned palience and underslanding. Wirh each passing year 'rhey have helped us be- come a lillle more loleranl, a lillle more ma- 'rure and a lilrfle more conlidenl. A greal parl of our fulure resls in lhe hands of lhese men and women who co- ordinale and guide our high school days. For The leaders of lomorrow's world are being crealed inside Their classrooms each day. We can feel nolhing bul gralirude and ap- precialion. We shall plan ro go our info This complex sociely in which we live. hoping lo do our parl in malcing il a belrer and more lil world in which lo live. V s D I , E fl' 5 s s F, 34 Classes Think Young SENIOR EDITOR: Regina Lamm ASSISTANT: Carmelo Mezquira UNDERCLASS EDITOR: Rosie Grady ASSISTANTS: Korhy Andreadis Nan Sobroff 2'3- J IR .fs x 3-T. ., 4 . . . Make Success Your Goal Seniors The class oT i968 is a class ThaT Thinks young-Their ideas are young, Their spiriT is Tresh, and Their ouTlook Tor The TuTure is a brighT one Tilled wiTh The challenge OT beTTering Tomorrow's world. As each member oT The senior class leaves Mc- Kinley and makes his way inTo The world. he will be Taking wiTh him Two very precious souvenirs--knowledge anol The memory oT many happy hours. The senior class officers: llefi' To righfl Rosie Grady, secre+ary7 Deena KaTz, Treasurer ScoTT Chandler, presidenfg and Jim lams, vice-presidenf. Barbara Adams Philip Aclelman Lena Amoranclo Rosemary AnThony Bonnie Allen ' Michael Ammond PaTricia Armour VicToria AvereTTe iss - Jerry Bailey AugusTus Baldwin T? .V '1 '9' Jacquelyn Barrin. Judilh Bauqhman l Brenna Beal Anno Bieqacz Anile Ballzly Pclcr Bardurlca Cynlhia Barnell Larry Barney Mildred Bell Shirley Benrell 'C' Chris Benson ch rish ne Besozzi Sharon Blackwell Lillian Bloclc Karen Bodnar Richard Bodner GF SF' ' 1 Roberl Bauqhrna' Thomas Beck William Bille Dwnald Billoler an-.5 Gwenn Bonner Raymond Boolln Doroflwy Boswell Ted Bowersox Marllwa Bowling Darlene Bowman Eugene Brock Brenda Bryanl Carol Bumgarner 'Ziggy Eqberl Brown Palricia Broyles Rose Bru nk Tim Boylan Lea rlee Bra nlley Oliver Bush Leona Byrd Larry Caldwell John Callas H ,.,, ,V Roger Burlon Michael Bush Charles Calher Scoli Chandler ww an-ni There was an old woman who She had so many children she didn'l lcnow whal lo do ... Leona Chesfer Andrew Chlysla l 39 X if ff' Gusl Chrlsanlhus Barry Church Richard Churchill Becky Clark Ronald Claybourne ff'fQf Marfna Coe Mary Coe Richard Cole Cleo Coleman Carol Cooley IOS, Enzio Cosenllno Dayid Colyk Roger Cousins Barbara Cindea 955-f Suzanne Cole U A 114' Mary Coyerl 'H-.V Juanila Clifford Sandra Cloplon v 'az 5 Jo Ann Cooper Kalhryn Copeland 6 Roberia Cross Brenda Cummings 1.9. Sandra Crable Bonnie Cramer Ediili Craven Janel' Cross ,pew y Boclcy Dawson Charles Diak i P , 1 I y ' ,r, .,,, , I .f Q Charles Daniels Gerald Davidson tix Lee Downing Garry Dragan Bonnie Davis Joseph Davis Terry Draqan Beverly Dubie 43:1 ,V+ V 2 Sieve Dallas Conslance Dalfon if lllona Dickey JoAnn Dilvlarzio I 2 Millon Duclrsworlln Ruin Dukes Terry Eubanks Jane Falarilius Barry Ferrell Michelle Fields I -If V a mi ,X f W Ruflw Fife Milne Firlln Palricia Fra nl: ssica Freeman ,Qi . 'tb' Eva Flores Marie Fonles Loran Fordosi David FOFDBSFI 1-0 '05 'wp- Rodney Freelage James Frencli -1 1, James Frulsclwy Charlene Fryberqer Julian Fuqale Regina Gadsden Frances Gallin William Geyer l , iff 5. KY ...Q Percy Gillespie Tyrone Gillespie gp Wlllue Glenn Mark Guyer Frank Guzzo James Hampfom Jo Harper N7 Y T'f1? f is www -My Lefs face if-Seniors always aci in- feliigeni, dignified, and sophisficaied. si Maria Hiynsky Larry Hodge Pai Homer Sharon House Richard Hudak Douglas Huff mf' ,gall N-W.. ,, L 'Z ,M Larry Hodges ' Roberf Hoffman FJ Lee Howard N ,Y Juiie Howeii ff' I i....4 K -aqj '7' Eurzabefh Iskl Gfennadnne Johnson Judifh Hrner Tony Hunfer James Huprich Thomas Hufh James lams dr- Pie h h af, Keifh Johnson ,nnQ. ,qw David Jacobs Timofhy Jacoby ww' Frances Jackson Lucille Jackson Anders Johnson Don Johnson TIT! Sandra Johnson Agafhav Johnsfon Denise Jones Derrick Jones Emmir Jones JoAnn Jones Michael Ka er James Kun A N6 ,, Q '! 73' ' Debra Kohlmeyer Gary Kolasa Roger Kuhn David La Fromboise .9-Al' 9 Twwfvv Mary Jane Laiwer Julie Lambea Regina Lamm Reber? Legg Linda Lenz Mifciweii Libsier Roberfa Lieber Gaza! ff' if N-7 Brian Lewis Gayle Lewis 4.049 Henry Lewis Q, 3-cf Brad Lombardi Juanifa Longenecker Karen Lore nza no Reeader Le Fiore Irvin Lenzo Mary Lesier Tansia Lewis 2 Wiiliarn Lieber Jean Liqe Penny Losharic ' N53 Bank fare' Al. Don Mayle 'V'5Pln Joy Mayle Joe Manclnm James Marfin 'ou Frank Love Jane+ Lucas Garland Mack Gadh Mack 1'- ' R 41 .V :AZ Tum Marhn Marry Ann Mazza Joe Maser Bruce Mcfxllisfer EMzabe+I'v Mashn Diane McCaHum Robin Mayes bfi Linda McCauley Milfon Mariin Ronald Marfin M17 in Maxine Mayle Larry Mayo .... 4 Don McCooI Dea n McCoy 'Kal' musf up come goes down, Whaf rnqhf? Michael McDermoH' Frances McDonald 4 +11 WTI HGAP-1 Bonnie McGee James McGhee wie Geoffrey M cCrea Sandra McCully Reagan McDonald Uncle McElroy K ,W v Kay McVey Marianne Meacham Paul Miller had 'X-4. Tyrone Mills Sreve Mclnlyre James McLaugl1l1n Alice McLeod Ora McLeod xi' Cornel Milan Lawrence Mrlan Pal Miliny Linda Miller 'FW' Krm Monlgomery Anllaony Moore Diana Moore Gregory Moore' Mudge Meneqay Terry Milner f1C 9 Marcia Meszaros Bruce Moldovan ,,..,1h Daniel Molley fc: Roslyn Neller Dennis Munfean Dwayne Niclwolas X XXX xx X XXXLX .two .Qff SV Nellie Moore Charles Mooreliead Diane Moreau Jaclcie Morgan wang- J? TH Judi Mussulin Kennelli Nelson Terry Nernellw Z? Lynn Neller ,W ff. 'QF' '50 'SI' HW-Q 1 'V Louise Nunley Raymond Olivera Rick Olrnsfead Lorefla Osborne if al ,aan Scoll Murphy Lanny Nicholson Alice Muse Micliael Norris Kalhy Parry Linda Pelerson Phyllis Pelrovich fm' --, Doris Parson WH-'mr ,. - .gs-.dv Linda Palm Delcina Palhllo QN-0 Roberl Piclra rd George Panlelides Mary Papadopoulos Carole Pa rlcs R.: ff? 'Wit Carol Peavy Dale Penix Marlene Perlman Ka ren Piclcensleln Dwayne Pierson Carmine Pirolozzi 'if' Sn Q-.ml it cz' .ep Deborah Parsons Mildred Pallerson Ns., Wayne Phifer iii? Roloerl' Phillips M Joseph Posllewaxf Melvin Pressley 'wmv John Reese Kallwy Rex xv 9' A? Gayle Pledgure Franlc Plumb if Lynelfe Ranalll Terrell Reaves -.vm Y-'wffl Charlolle Poole Sydney Redmond ff, Larry Porler Barbara Reed 'bmw Comme Rlclmards as A VVVL- , lf , I Lv VV , I al l l ll fri! Debra Rine Susan Rispin Rebecca Rilclmie Vera Roberson ww-Q Al w Carol Price Ty Pruill' Rebecca Rlclnards QW, Cynllwia Roby Greg Rodgers Daniel Rodriguez Roberi' Roman John Rumble Beafrice Rupp Brenda Rose Joyce Ross l '1r '1'-- -E2Wf-MwWrrr'l'21v-l- A N 1 oo r o r , '1'r :g rrrrrf 5 R r1,1 en: La.--Ant.. Gale Russell Marie Sabo vp- ,A The Baflle of Bunker Hill was nofhing compared 'ro fhis! 9 113 Il' 55 David Sanor Nick Scaqlione M arvin Sadowslcy Karen Salfell Raymond Sales Michael Sams Lance Schneier Calherine Schrolf Wynn Schurinq J. C. Scolf I Pamela Scroggs Regina Sebelc Richard Self Kay Seflles Charles Shaheen Salem Shaheen Rosemary Scavelli Marlorie Seelon Marie Schneider Nancy Sekeres John Shirnek ' Claudia Sluss Beclcie Shoff BOVWU9 Smllll ,--ngg Ernesline Shearer Richard Sheeley Q Linnell Simon Cheryl Sinqlelon -Sv 'VY dl-mn 1' Gary Snell Keifh Snyder Charles Sheels Barbara Shellon 16 K unli- John Skinner Darlene Slilka Marie Soclulc Chryse Spencer WWTP KN Telilha Simms Nancy Smifh '04, George Simon Sharon Smirh 3 Nick Slepanovich ,K-W., Lesler Slrode John Slevens Jill Slromp wav-H' iv Qw ef S-al' Rose Spencer Candy Speros Wanda Sfolces Michael Slorer ll, 43? L y o,,y 1: wat' 1, l , 51:2 ff ,1l1 - fi' ' Diana Sludeny Pal' Suciu Greg Slearn Diane Sleele 'fif Alan Slinson Hinda Slone Roche Slover Scoll Sire-bel Jesse Slrong Ga ry Slroud Gloria Summers Gaylord Sweal' 'Nw Arlhur T1 bbs Jim Tre-n+ Palrlcwa Tyson James Unger Cassandra Tale Charlofle Taylor John Terrell Joan Thomas Gaul Turner Jerome Turner Rulh Turner Carolyn Tyson Ruben Vance John Van Orman Frances Vicenle Sandra Vierheller Thomas Wallcer Susan Tsilidas Claudelle Tucker Gail Van Horn Bobbie Walers Veronica Walkins 43 Linda Waller Vicki Waller Karen VVarner James Waslwinqlon CTW' Nora Weider Bruce Weinel if Sandy Wells Sieve Werner 'Nun Pal Wallerson Sandy Welw r Beyerly Williams Dorolliy Williams ,Jr Q' KY' Carol Ann Willis Pauline Wilson Linda Winn Carolyn Wise 'Bal' N. Naomi Williams Shirley Williams X In Memoriam . 7M Nick Douglas IAQ! M Dew Miller , wwf MJAWJQMAJMW 6? 5 M0 JMAU70 4 VMMMJW MHMQ WW A MAJ There are many responsibiliTies To be Taced by The Junior class. Seeing ThaT They are only one shorT sTep Trom being The school leaders, They musT prepare Them- selves Tor The coming year. The Class oT '69 can be proud oT Their accomplishmenTs and can look Torward To a prosperous Sen- ior year aT McKinley. AlberT, Gary Alecusan, Emil Allen, KaThleen AmaTangelo, Cindy Ampudia, Rickie Anderson, Roberl' Andreadis, KaThy Angello, Joe Anihony, Linda ArmsTrong, Ginger Arnold, Beverly Arnold, Debbie AusTin, Norman Baber, Joanne Babych, Helen Bailey, CharloTTe BaiTy, KenneThy Baker, Bob Baker, Ernesi Balmer, Joann Ball, Helen Juniors 'M ia ,,,..vfs' ' NM Mx :M Junior Class officers This year were: Twyla Cherry, Presidenh Mark HonTas, Vice Presidenf: Sharon Bradley. Secrefaryg Pai' SingleTon, Treasurer. -v-mfs .,3,,.,,,- X Barbosa, CynThiai T Barirug, Ron BaTes, Gerry Baum, Terry Bayer. Cindy Beamer, Denise . Beavers, Beverly .,,,. ff ss af H it, ' '5'iu,, e il , M sa, i N i ., 7 Q ,,Ag1fm,,: if X I 5 S-Y wr-au' Beclc, Sharon V Bell, Ida Bell, Larry Bell, Lloyd Benson, Donna Benson, Olen Bess, l.awrenceTTa . ,ig , A ,., M ' A , F ' A ,,. s. ' yi - lifif ...fi 34 i ' :Qj'ji'f9,L ,.A, Cf 5 A Bc-lro Nick Belz, Sharon Bianchi, Cheryl Biqwcnns, Calhg Blzvcher, John Bonner, David Boonio Glenda Bors, Paula Boyer, Chris Boylan, Bill Braccy, Jirn Bradley, Sharon Brandyberry, Jon Brankel, Sheila Brarlley, Joseph Bralka, Dave Brislen, James Brillon, Diane Brown, Earl Brown, Richard Broy, Darlene Brunner, Aaron Bryanl Eleanor Buqh, Larry Bumqarrer, Narcy Burch, Delvlarcellu Bush, Dave Bussey, Larry Belcher, Sharon Bulls, Lynn Byrd, Barbara Calhoun, Ralph Calhoun, Sylvia Callas, Helen Carnpanelli, Vince Carbone, Ralph ,Carrick Jarel Cash, Levarder Cash, Vickie Calhey, Terry Charnbers, Cedric Chenaulf, Rulh-Ell Cherry, Twyla Church, Barbara Clark, Marie Clark, Robert Clark, Roberla Clax, Belly Clay, David Cline, Alan Coberly, Ernie Codispoli, Conni Coher, Diana Col-er, Marlene Colennar, Jerry Colucy, Rayrnond Complon, Brenda Cone, Alice Corlalone, Donald Cooper, Clyde Cooper, John Copeland, lrenia Cosa, Keilh Clark, Roberl Collrell, Donna Couller, Harry Covinglon, Clyde Cowan, Jolvn Cox, Jolwn Criloria, VanaMae Croslon, William Cundill, Conslance Cunningl1am,Sue Curlis, Allan Dasco, Torn Davidson, Judy Davis, Cliarles Davis, Denise Davis, Jim Davis, Rim Davison, Gary Defkrmill, Alberl DeGordan, Danny DeGreqoria, Nick Denny, Janel' Dickey, David Diellenbauqher, William DiMarzio, Georqelle Dolmas, Carole Domenic, Debbie Domino, Adeline Douglas, Laurie Dresclwer, Dave Drury, Carol DuBois, Thomas Dubose, Jolnnny Duckell, Jerry Duqgar, Gladys Dunivanl, Cynllwia Eckles, Gary Ellioll, David Ellis, Calvin Englisli, Belle Evans, Cynllwia Evans, Holwnny Ferry, Harry Ficarra, Mark Finelli, Grace Fisclier, Gary Fisher, Fred Floyd, Nora Fomicli, Clmarles Forresler, Janel Forlney, Kallny Fowler, Rosa Franklin, Calliy Frasier, Willie Frazier, Barbara Freeman, Teresa Fulmer, Mark Funk, Millie Gadsden, Herman Gainer, Beverley Gallaql1er,Sliaron Gardner, Charles Garrell, Ricliard an B- Laborafory periods are usually leff in +l'1e memories of mos? funior sludenfs. 'Qu , . r , v' A Q5 3? -us., up-. fu.. Gearharr, Reba Geiselman, Shelley Gialluca, Jim Gibbin, Tom Girl, Mary Goins, Ray Golden, Janel Good, Mark Grady, Bealrice Grant Rachel Graves, Cherlyn Greqqs, Henry Gribble. Sue Grochewski, Les Grznar, John Guna, Joanne Gurney, Debby Haclwa, Jo-Lieana Haclwa, Susie Hager, Juanira Haines. Bill Haines, Kris Hallcias,Jol'1n Hamplon, Charles Hanlon, Philip' Harris. Jeff Harris, Mike Harman, Pam Harmon, Kallwy Hallwaway, Tom Haynes, Mark Henderlwan, Chrisline Henderslnol, Valerie Henderson, Owen Henry,,Donald Higliiower, Marcellus Hill, Barbara Hill, Mariorie Hill, Odell Hodge. Palrick Holf, Mary Honias, Mark Hoolen, Murray Hoover, Barbara Hoover, Susi Horn, Glenn Hoskins, Benny Howard, Enoch Howard, Pafricia Hubbard, Henry Hubbard, Sieve Hudas, Kallileen Huff. Janei' Hunier, Mosie Hunfer, Sliarlene Hunler, Sieve Hunler, Tommie Hunfsman, Barbara Hypes, Lanny lronis, Lloyd lrvin, William lrwin, Gail Jackson, Beverly Jackson, Mose Jacobs, Dennis Jamerson. Bernard Jamerson, Wayne James, Bobby Jenkins, Ronald Jenkins, Thelma ,,,,, , X5 H 'WS Wi A Q- FF' i 53- 5 '-B, . ,,,,,,,. ,y v bl.. W in-.Q ivsq ima, Xa-'gf an.. , iv if Yk5f'r- 3 cy, g vc H g gi 9+ L X 6' , i, E, 4 Y l-rr O if-Xb 4 'S As 45 .. ,... .. ,NM Snow, Snow go away, Tlme lillle iuniors wanl To play. .1 - 3,, .ty A ai 1' 1733 K? f 1, i 'K Jeler, Marylou John, Jim Johnson, Linda Johnson, Lurella Johnson, Ray Jones, Debra Jones, Rosalee Jordan, John Kaler, Linda Kager, Helen Kalz, Harry Kelly, Jeannie Kelly, Marvella Kelly, Rosemary Kemp, William Kennedy, Nancy Kinniclc, Frances Kirsch, Randy Klemens. Herb Klesse, Charm Knarr, David Knighl, Richard Kovacs, Bonnie Kovacs, Linda Kramer, Gordon Kuhn, Dlia Kunkel, Mary Lachen, Charles Large, Bill Lee, Cyndi Lee, George Lee, Mark Legg. Shirlene Lemblce, Danny Lemon, Eddie Lennon, Herman Leper, Roberl Lewis, Timolhy Lincoln, Thomas Liplord, Dolores Long, Daniel Long, Shirley Lovaly, Johnny Macrides, Michael Maiors, Sam Manard, Roberl Marion, Joseph Marshall, Donnie Marshall, Irvin Marshall, Phyllis Marlin, Dwayne Marlin, JoEllen Marlin, Royal Maselc, Susan Maser, Gary Massey, Carolyn Massey, Terry Maslin, Earlha Malhess. Carolyn Malhis, Lonnie Malney, Ray Mayle, Beverly Mayle, Michael Mayo, LeeVone Mazzarella, Mike McCauley, Bob McClellan, Marfhew McCockran, Jerome McConauqhead, Harvey McCroy, Danny McElroy, Larry McElroy, Leonarzi Mcllerren, Daniel McKinley, Gary McLaughlin, Larry Mcleod, Wallace McMillian, Eddie McMillon, Rico Meacham, John Meehan, Connie Meeks, Arfheffa Merryman, Nancy Merryman, Rodney Meyer, Rosemary' Mezquifa, Carmela Michalos, Peler Mickelson, Josephine Miles, Annie Miller, Vickie Milnes, Dale Minard, Sue Mirchell, Ernie Milchell, James Moag, Al Monick, Carol Monroe, Jackson Monfgomery, Norvale Monlgomery, Tim Moore, Charlene Moore, Jim Moore, Philip Morgan, Valerie Moils, Pairicia Mull, Mike Myers, Cindy Nardis, Joseph Naihan, Ella Nemelh, Frank Nimon, Joanne Noling, Karhey O'Brien. Michael Ohliqer, Debra Cliver, Ray Opalka, Karl Oposiis, Karen Osreen, Larry Pabian, Henry Pachmayer, Alex Painrer, Ray Palecznicki, Evelyn Palnick, Kalman Parker, Deborah Parker, Jessie Parks, Lorefla Parsons, Rick Parsons, Vera W- ,,. I N 'Q 'mr , W ,. ,,,.. ,,,, W .,,, 4' C... T , X X 5 I ' K-L. i'1 fy Xi 'Q K ' 5' 5' P f ' 'eg A Q ! 'U' ,. 2' ix 4 nb I . 39 Paiele, Sieve Peavy, Charliebell Perkins, Yvonne Phelps, Nancy Poling, Curl Poorman, Craig Poorman, Sonia Popiclc, Sandra Presuiii, Tony Prince, Larry Priniz, Dan Priichell, Sandra Procior, Valerie Provens, Doris Prowill, Deborah Pugh, James Rader, Roberl' Rains, Brenda Rains, Darlene Randle, Fannie Randolph, Dennis Ream, Harold Reaves, Fred Redding, Leslie Reid, Denise Reiih, Shirley Revels, Charloife Revels, Leonard Reynolds, Bernadeiie Rex, Greg Richardson, Don Richmond, Debbie Riley, Pauline Rineharf, Priscilla Ring, Michael Rippey. Larry Robb, Calhy Robinson, Gary Robinson, Sandra Roca, Jack Rodocker, Bruce Rodriguez, John Rohrig, Joy Rombach, Sandra Roshong, Andrea Ross, David Ross, William Rosseiii, Rena RowleH, Cindy Rubin, Sian Rusu, Randy Ruzic, Beverly Ryder, Sherry Ryser, Dale Salmen, Evelyn Salmen, Mildred Scarlefio, Fred Schilling, Dennis Schuler, Connie ScoH', Doris Scott Eugene ScoH', Kafhy Sebald, Denny Sexfon, Susan Seymour, Carol Shipman, Carol Siclcles, Terri Sideropoulos. Theodosia Simmons, Dwinda Simpson, Gary Sims, Terrie Singlelary, Vila Sinqlelon, Pal Slcillern, Cheryl Skinner, Ronnie Slalcacs, Jimmy Slalon. Harry Slayfon, John Smilh, Cheryl Smilh Dan Smilh Kresanoh Smilh, Linda Smilrh, Russell Smilh, Sandi Snell, Gary Snell, Marlha Snell, Michael Sowell, Pall' Slallman, Gary Slanley, Rick Slaslcey, Debby Sfephens, Sheri Slerling, Beverly Slevenson, Michael Sficlcle, Jack Sliffler, Roger Slolces, Loraine Slrada, Jeff Slrode, Donald Slromp, Joani Slrong, Karen Sludeny, Edward Summers, Daniel Summons, Jerry Sullon, Leona Swanson, Phyllis Swinl' Jr., David Swin+, Edward Swogger, Carol Tabler, Melba Tarner, Gary Taylor, Bob Taylor, Cynlhia Terreh, Janice Tessanne, Beverly Thomas, Daisy Thomas, Danny Thompson, Shirley Timmons, Charles Tomasselli, John Toney, Randolph Torrence, Sam Tucker, Bob Turner, Vincenl' Ullman, Frosly Ullman, John N, , 'Hr 5 Q' T -F. fab- M F, sa as X all ra Si N 1' ,ss of if L msg ,Sana ' i , .sg if 1 je ,E v mf Q. 1 ai, .hu 1 F Z.. 'V 44. uit vu.. mu. Underwood, Rufhie Uplinger, Gary Van Almen, Kris Van Horn, Dan Van Horn, Vicky Varble, Charloire Varner, Brenda Veno, Phil Vergis, John Wade, Larry Waqqoner, Carolyn Waisner, Larry Wailers, Mary Walker, Carol Walker, Jean Walker, Meredilh Walker, Michael Walker, Rodney Warren, Diane Warren, Dorine Washingfon, Burke Washingion, Geraldine Wafers, Roberi' Wea+herspoon, Nick Welch, Gladys 'Ps' Wilcox, Yvonne Wilder, Barbara Wilhelm, Lucinda Wilkof, Ronald Wilks, Rila Williams, Lee Williams, Nancy Williamson, Jack Willis, Reggie Wilson, Arlene Wilson, Dennis Wilson, Pafricia Wiseman, Diane Woloszczuk. Jerry Womack, RoseH'a Worsler, Linda Wright Barbara Yarnell, Dennis Yenser, Sherri-Lynne Young, Diane Young, Wendy Zaksek, Bob Sophomores Aller iwo years of experience. fhis year's sophomore class has proved ifself 'ro be a class in The 'rrue McKinley spirif. They have excelled noi' only academically, loul' also in exfra-curricular acrivi- 'ries. This class shows greal polen- ial for Jrhe fulure. Adams, Jeri Adkins, Rachel Allen. Roberl Allen, Ronald Allison, Gary Ammond, Roslind Ampudia, Marcia Anasras, Gary Anderson, Dennis Anrhony, 'Tyree Armafas, Sieve Armour, Darlene Armsfead, Beniamin Armsrrong. Esrelifa Asael,'Sandra Asberry, Warren Augusfine, Mike Auslin, Ray Babb, Carhy Baloics, Joe Bailey, Berlha Bailous, Rowena Ball, Dillard Ballard. Palricia Bambeck, Barbara Banks, Pal' Banfum, Larry Barbalo, Liz Barnes, Louis Barnell, Beverly Barney, Jackie ' Baflle, Wanda Becker, Donna Bell, Elaine Benner, Florence Benrley, Adriean Belz, Gary Beynon, Jeroie Bianchi, Debbie Bille, Joyce Birl, Roosevell BesseH. Naomi Blackburn, Vickie Blackford, Bonifa Block, Carl Belden, Wannella Boni, Rosemary Boofh, Dave - Officers from leff fo righf: Nick Pimpas, President Nancy Baker, Vice-Presidenh Karen Merrin, Secrefary: Paula Samarrgedes. Treasurer. L 5 ' .. AmlBy!iN'Nlb ll 'A' Boylan, Gary Bradley, Brenda Bradley, Confonna Brand, Sharon Branfley, Pama Brafks, Mark Bridges, Caarolyn Bridge-ef, Treasa Bringardner, Wayne Briffon, Charles Broulis, Mark Brown, Cassandra Brown, Jim Brown, Mark Brown, Maffhew Broyles, Joseph Bruce, Jean Bryan, Clifford Bryant Donna Bryanf, Marilyn Burns, Denise Burf, Glenn Bush, Michael Caldwell. Andra Capalingo, Linda Capobianco, Don Card, Richard 5-.-' N- 'Q' .K M1 xml Carman, James Carroll, Sfeve Cash, Rochell Cavelli, Greg Chambers, Ronald Charnock, George Chinn, Fredie Chlysfa, Don Church, David Clark, John Clark, Linda Clark, Roberf Clayfon, Roberf Clephas, Pam Clifford, Thomas Cline, Charloffe Clover, Chrisfine Cole, Gregg Coleman, Selma Combs, Carol Cone, Isaiah Cool, Paffy Cooper, Percy Copeland, Candy Corn, Molly Cofopolis, James Cralole. Charles Crabfree, Debbie Crawford, Dennis Crenshaw, Manfel Cross, Nelson Crosfon, Shirley Crosfon, Sfan Crowl, David Culler, Ronald Cunningham, Beulah Cunningham, Kafhy Cunningham, May Curry, Debbie Curry, Pauline Cuffs, Sally Dadisman, Paul Dagy, Dawn Daniels, Cafhy Dansby, Raymond D'Anfonia, Dave Daugherfy. Darlene Davies, l-lenry Davire, Marie Davis, Becky Davis, Casandra Davis, Cheryl Davis, John V1 W' +iTi? -4 Davis, Larry Davis, Sharron Davison, Lynne Dawson, Judiih Defxrmeni, Rhonda Degraffinreed, David DeGral7finreed, Yvonne Denny, Belva Jean DePina, Adelaide DePries'i, Gary Deremer, Russell Desper, Sleven Desiefano, John Dickey. Jeff Dieffenbaugher, Helen Dierdorf, Kaihleen Dillard, Leroy Dilley, Sieve Domer, Pam Doss, Eugene Douglas, Norman Doyle, Alfred Drescher, John Dubie, Theresa Duncan, Lorena Dunn, Alberi Dunn, Vincenl Duplain, Karen Earley, Roberi Ebey, Dean Eclcard, Leroy Edwards, Cedric Edwards, Deborah Edwards, Douglas Ellioli, Charles Eubanlcs, Eddie Euisey, John Evans, Bonnie Fabriiius, Alan Feclceii, Lareen Fehn, Linda Fenfress, David Feniress. James Fernandez, Angela Ferris, Linda Fisher, Fran Fisher, Jocelyn Fifzgerald, Jeanne Flanagan, Beverly Fleenor, Candace Flefcher, Bev Flowers, James Flowers, Judy Floyd, Edward Fohl, Eddie Fomich, Belly Fonies, Jackie Fordosi, Barb - Foreman, Pauleiie Fowler, Violel Franfz, Daniel Freday, Niles Friesel, Leonard Fry, Charles Fuenie, Tim Gailey, Margarei Galaiis, Sfella Gamble, Bonney Gardner, Roosevelf Garner, Vicforia Garvin, Roy Gailin, Pairicia Gearhari, Lana George, Veronica Gialluca, Frank Gianfagna, John Giauque, Kalhy Gibson, Charles Gibson, Meldora Gibson, Sheila Gillian. Charles Glendening, Marsha Godaqidis, Sandi Goins, Brenda Goodman, Chris Granf, Ella Graves, Marva Green, Jim Green, Roger Greenbaurn, Joanne Griesen, Mary Grimes, Joe Groce. Donald Gudz, Roman Guerra, Claudia Guidone, Lora Guslcy, Gary Guslcy, Pal Guyer, Srephen Haines, Nancy Haines, Roberl Haley, Richard Hallcias, Diane Hall, Donald Hall, Phyllis Hamilfon, Claude Hammer, Don Whaf's coolcin'? Harmon, Susan Harris, Efhel Harwarl, Pafrice Haslings, Eva Halchelf, Janef Hayes, John Haywood, Bruce Heacocln, Barbara Heard, Essie Heclcrnan, Chuck Heqal, Gary Heichel, Terry Henderson, Bonnie Henderson, Uelma Henderson, Waller Henry, Bonnie Henry, Emily Henry, Roberf Hewefl, Chuclc Hiclcenboflom, David Hickman, Edgar Hiclcs, Bill Hilderhoff, Charles Hill, Donald Hill, Randy Hill, Ronnie Hines, Judy Hinlcle, Rex Hoobler, Daniel Gee, he lcnows everylhinql Hoolen, Eddie Hoover, Richard l-loover. Sandra Horner, Palricia l-lorlon, David Hosenbaclcez, Denise l-lousion, Allredriclc l-lousfon, Mary Howard, Enoch l-ludas, Roberl' l-luerfa, Marqarifa Hughes, Mary Hurd, Allison l-lurd, Sieve lnierliggi, Denni Jackson, Clarence Jaclcson, Cynlhia Jacobs, Larry Jamerson, Deborah James, Thurman Johnson Jasionowslri, Daniel Johns. Sally Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Boyce Diane Gwendolyn Linda Regina Johnson, , Trudy Johnslon, Rila Jones, Jones, Jones. Jones, Jones, Calla Carolyn Dee Dee lsaiah James Jordan, Carl Kaqer, Delores Kager, Dianne Kaplanis, Aris Kealley, Susan Kelley, Susan Kellors, Sharon Kemp, Richard Kennedy, lrene Kimble, C-erald Klay, Gloria Knepper, Sandra Kociuruba, Wall Koerber, Raymond Q 'H' E , vx 5 sm. Q41 nl uf W-M ,, V ge ,R W ,,,,,, , si ., gm f M I K. fa. ' ffm ,ay fl , . V -3,1,,, ' I ff X i ' 3 J J, , 1 X ,7-1 .nf 5 n , .. 1 ,,,,,:,,,,,,. ,,, , i 4, F ,gn 'W R2 wa Kollafh, Linda Koonfz, Dianne Koppe, John Kopriuec, Darlene Koroseden, Brenda Kosunick, Ann Kosuniclc, Mike Kolagides, James Koufos, Alex Kramer, Dennis Kuhn, Emma Kurzen, Judifh Laubacher, Eileen Laughlin, Sieve Laury, Joann Leclcman, Nancy Legg, Terry Levin, Scoll Lewis, Jaclc Lewis, Jimmie Ley. Richard Libsler, Marcy Lillie, Curlis Lipiord, Tom Lively, Fred Lockard, Shelby Loclcshin, Larry Lopes, D5lores Lopes, Wavelan Lorenze, Jim Lorson, Richard Loveless, Garry Lucius, Gerald Lunsford. Brian Mack, Dorihea Mack, John Mack, Palricia Mack, Terry Maiors, Joanie Maizun, Paul Malanii, Maria Maly, Frances Manolas, Tom March, Doug Mareno, Michael Marshall, Gregg Marshall, Twila Marlin, Bob Marlin, Diana Marlin, Jim Marlin, Pauline Massouh, Linda Maslin, Arvilla Mafheson, Donna Mafhess, Earlene Mafhess, Jo Malhis, Chrisline Mayes, Rocearslus Mayle, Brenda Mayle, Charles Mayle, Gary Mayle, Garry Mayle, l-loward Mayle, Saundra McAllis'rer, John McAllisler, Milce McAfee, Amber McCauley, Vicky McCray, Franklin McCully, Richard McDonagh, Mary McElroy. Barbara McFarland, Jon McFarren, Lillian McGill, Jerry McGuire, Glen McLeod, Millard McNuT+, Mike Means, Terry Meeks, Kenneih Lou V I Merrin, Karen Milan, Brenda Milan, Dennis Milan, Sheila Milhoan, Edward Milhoan, John Miller, Bruce Miichell, Raymond Miichell, Raymond Mifchell, Sfephanie Moldovan, Jill Mon+gomery, Darlene Monigomery, Willie Moore, Larry M S h oore, ara Moore, Waller Moran, Gail Morgan, Deborah Morgan, Mariha Morris, Susan Morro, Luana Morfon, Deborah Mofias, Keilh ,Mount Dallas Muiais, Larry Mullane, Danny' Murray, Michael Musisca, Josie Myers. Beclcie Nelson, Judy Nelson, Rosalyn Nemelh, Jerry s ' 'K v- Sl . ix , R+- Newell, Talese Newkirlr, Pal' Nice, Glenn Norwood, Cheryl ' Nudo, Charles V' orkas, Pa? -v 25440, I ,L y r Za riei fad, Qafzfiafyrlafiaaf Meg, Qdwwfffelpye, MM? ff4fg'L3,4Qff2Q,24,,f 700.40 ,wwf 4,56 aw xl dawg. if y A556141 ,yu f 4754417 sf! 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Deborah Sfofer, Mary Slokes, Carolyn Sfone, Roberl' Slrouble, Elizabelh Sluder, Dale Slull, Michelle Sfufler, Monica Suggs, Willie Swarlz, Larry Swinl, Lenora Swinf, Wanda Szerakman, Marie Tabler, Terry Tarll, Calvin Talarides, Kalhleen Teeple, Linda Tennanf, Shelley Thomas, Allen Thompson, Chuck Tornero, Phillip Torrence, Mona Touvell, Cheryl Towes, Maxine Townsend, Debbie Troxler, Yvonne Truax, Marsha Tucci, Mike Turpin, Saundra Tyson, John Unger, John Ungurean, Timofhy Upshaw, Elaine Vance, Paul Vance, Terry VanGorp, Rene Vanl-lorn, Denise Varner, Pally Vergis, Rebecca Vermillion, Rila Vincenl, Barbara Vodopich, Palricia Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, Wallers, Na+ Bobbie Donald Narhan Roberl Ward, Brenda Ward, Don Warner, Eliza belh Washing Wassem. Wafers, Penny Diane Walkins, Teina Walkins, Tirnofhy Walson, Bruce Walson, Danny Waflers, Mike Welch, David Wells, James Wells, Mary Werner, Jane? Wes'r, Roger Weyand. Dave Whillen, Phyllis lon, Peggy TQ A.. A Wilder, Diane Willcs, Sophie Williams, Barbara Williams, Carolyn Williams, Eslher Williams, ldella Williams. Larry Williams, Levora Williams, Lillie Willis, Deborah Wilson, Becky Wilson, Roberl' Winn, Ma rilyn Winn, Sherry Wise, John Womack, Delores Womack, Donna Woolen, Roy Zerlay, Dave Zermeno, Bernice Zernechel, Ted Zino, Chrislopher L. When l signed up for Biology, rhey lolcl me disseclion would be fun. And you know wha1'7 li' islll Even our sfudenf feacher Thinks so! Freshmen The Freshman class have shown greaf porenrial 'for leadership re- liabilily, and achievemenr. They roolc a gianl' srep from grade school and encounrered many srrange and wonderful fhings. Adams, Rick Aebi, Michael Alexander, Carl Alexander, Rosemarie Aliberii, Elvira Allen, Carl Allison, Bruce Alfieri, Carmin Ammand, Louann Amos, Kennelh Anderson, Doris Anderson. Ruby Anderson, Terry Andrews, Eddie Angello, Marcia Aplin, Cliff Ardman, Dennis Ariminslci, Pauline Armsread, Debra Ausfin, Carhy Ausfin, Darrell Aulman, Rerha Aufman, Thelma Babb, Viclcy Baber, Ronald Backie, Rhonda Bahler, Linda Bailey, Sula Bailey, Twila Baker, Debra Baker, Randy Ball, Sandra Ballard, Chrisrine Bambeclc, Carol Barnes, Carolyn Barnell, Sieve Barr, Carhy '2 -f sf :ral This year's officers were lsfandingl Diane Recchio, Presidenfg Vickie Wilkof, Secrefaryg Sherri Perl man, Treasurer: Bruce Allison, Vice-Presidenf. I-'r -.. q,:f'lf ff iw 11 ,W wav .. ,A HN, ww 'SL ! , , L M- I an Qin A j 'tr' , fd , ,,., M, Q 22 W A Barrino, Jerrald Balres, Carol ' Bafes, Howard Baughman, Debra Beclcefl, Ralph Beedy, Diane Bennell, Debbie Benson, Suzan Benfley, Bonnie Benlly, Clinron Bernardo, Gary A X Wil Www fi'-G , 'O My -lik? 425 Berry, Roberl Berfram, Michael Bianchi, David Biggums, Malissa Billheimer, David Billheimer, Timolhy Black, Cheryl Blackburn, Daniel Blackburn, Donna Blalceman, Marilyn Blose, Jaclc Bolovan, Michele Bonner, Theresa Bordean, Eugene Bowen, Linda Boylan, Sue Boyle, Kafhie Bradford, Howard Brewer, Johnny Brinson, Tregenia Broolcs, Freddie Brown, Amanda Brown, Eynn Brown, Michael Broy, Brenda Broyles, Carol Broyles, Thomas Brumma, Sheryl Bryan, Roberf Bryant Namon Burbiclc, Valere Burderre. Carolyn Burkhart John Burl, Daisy Burr, David Buryi, Sieve Bush, Cynfhia Bufcher, John Burler, Gregory Buzille, John Byfus, Sheryl Caley, Gregory! Calhoun, Daniel Callas, Gus? Campanelli, Sam Campbell, Gary Capocci, Danny Caprio, Elaine Carnahan, Bonnie Carpenrer, Jerry Carrel, Mary Lou Carrozzi, Marie Carler, Michael Carver, Laura Carver, Michael Cassidy, Raymond Cassidy, Roberl Cespedes, Anrhony Chagaros, Georgia Chavers. Herberi Cherry, Savannah Chordas, Cheryl Charisanrhus, Alice Church, Richard Cindea. Joan Clarlc-, Caren Clark, Cheryl Clark. Randall Clarlce, Joyce Clay, Diane Cleclrley ,Diann Cleclcley, Paul Cleveland, Charles Clifford. Juan Clifford, Linda Cline, Jane? Cline, Lana Cobb, Denise Codispoli, Marcell Coe, Krisiine Coffee, Jim Cole, Billy Cole, Bruce Cole. Pafricia Coleman, Karen Collins, Terry Coney, Marilyn Conglefon, Bob Conroy, Mail Cook, Carey Cool, Linda Cooper, Connie Cooper, Joel Copeland. Greg Copeland, Ray Corna, Debbie Corrin, Cindy Covinglon, Juanila Coy. Craig Coy, Donald Criioria, Dorolhyann Cross, John Crosfon, Camden Culver, Kalherine Cundill, Shirley Cunningham. Lorraine Curlis, Calvin Curris. Karhy Cufler. Mardell Dailey, Ellis Dailey, Sandy Dale, Alice Dallas, Gregory Dalfon, Wayne D'Ambrosio, Dale D'Anionio, Franca Darr, Randy i Dalwyler, Carol Da ugherfy, Roberf. Davenport Mary Davenport Nevada Davidson, Brenda Davis, Carl Davis Christine Davis, Douglas Davis, Ernie Davis, James Davis, Pafricia Davis Roger Davis, Vicforia Dayion, Rick Dean, Roberi' Dearmiil, Trudy Decker, Jeff Deharf, Pamela Delia, Mike DeLong, Richard Denfe. Donald DePries+, Beverly Desper, Mike Deslefano, Nick DeVore, Barbara Dak, Barbara DiAnionio, Michael Dicks, Arnold DiMarzio, Alex DiMickele, Joe Dimos, Sandra Domino, Marianna Dofson, Carolyn Dowdy, Larry Downey, Ralph Doyle, David DuBose, Jackie Dubose, Marie Dunivanf. Howard DuPoni', Howard Eakin, Elmer Eckles, Kennefh Eddleman, Tina fi? r , 's The Froslfi parly was one ol' enllwusiasm and fun! . w L if ,VV 1 Iy f , , 5 if . 415 529 ri 5 ,,. 1 l 1 , X 4 hw K K ' x .., 1L: ,f,?, A 2--.-. 4- ,Y Z we 53 ff ff ' 2 Q s 9 w- ff . 1 if E f 1 Edie, Kafie Edison, Pamela Elder, Sharon Ellio++, Malcolm Ellis, Cedric Ellis, Sharon Epps, Jane? Erks, Denielle Evans, Anifa Evans, Brenda Faclw, Penny Falk, Clnuclc Farley, Sandi Fawver, Debra Fehn, Toni Ferry, Tim Fields. Randy Finelli, Josephine Finzer, Randy Fisher, Kallwy Filzpalriclr, Johnnie Flowers. Lamuel Fogle. Rickey Fonlez, Brian Foor, Peggy Ford, Renee Forresler, Brady Fosler, Palrician Fowler, Brenda France, Lorraine Frank, Terry Frazier, Pafricia Freday, Leslie Freeman, William Friesel, Carole Frusraci, lvlaryfxnn Gaelano, James Gaines, Ora Lee Garner, Alan Garofalo, Chris Garrelf, Tlnomas Gaslcins, Cynlliia Gearharf, Msriha Geisinger, Roberl George, Greg Gibbs, Raymardlel Gilqer, Sleven Gillilan, Glenn Glaserman, Cheryl Glenn, Sharon Godagidis, Rosanne Golden, Michael Gonzalez, Gordon Granl, Gary Granl, Marie Granl, Yveeles Gray, Douglas Green, Anlhony Green, Robin Grelcu, George Griffin, Delberl Grirnsley, Connie Grochowslci, Gregory Gwinn, lris Haag, Palricia Hacha, Joseph Haclcworlh, Danny Haines, Susan Hall, Bobby Hall, Cheryl Hall, Geraldine Hall, Lawrence Hall, Nancy Hardie, Beverly Harmon, Verenelfa Harris, Jacques Harris, Russell Harsh, Ralph Harsh, Rebecca Harfman, Linda Haywood, Pamela Headley, Debbie Hedgespelh, Carlsion Heilcs, Barry Heimer, Jerry Henderson, Kennelh Henry, Penny Hess, Michael Higgins, Danny Hill, Kurl' Hillon, Larry Hinlcel, Paul Hoclcenberry, Cindy Hodapp, Nancy Hogself, Pally Hoon, Jeff S Freshman class officer candidafes wish each olher V NW I ,,,,iP... ir--mira, ..,, me ' -M K 1 aa X gl XR 2 well. , A . f gays? Wi 'vw fr-:J me i' :lk 4 sl Q 'G ,bv , -1 , 4... Ax X A .K ,, vu. ', im Z in ,,. , ,i1,,A, ' A 2 ff, lffx x , X ,Fm ' vw .ff VL.. V-...V in -, 5-' n., , f' 'llby' J ,W -.MA i , .,, xt , TS 'i ii - ,,,, W - ,lf iw ' Q L Q. M3 L I, ,. ,H 'N ,MA Q ima 1 . wait '. 1 elf' If v X l 5 m, .: 1 Hoover, Nancy Horner, Deborah Hosenbaclcer, George Houston, Mary Howard, Roberl' Hubbard, Denise Hubbard, Linda Huffman, Lynn Hughes, Allila Hughes, Gary Hughes, Paula Humphries, Lillie Hunfer, Eugene Hurd, Cheryl lmely, Larry lngram, Donald lrvin, Celesfer lrwin, Judy Irwin, Terry Jaclcson, Arlis Jackson, Randy Jacobs, John Jacobsen, Priscilla James, Rosemary Jenkins, Marlha Jeschlce, Kalhy Johnson is W' 4 .. F-. WW if -. if ,. , ,5 ,, gy, A K, ad ,r ,Q l - if , for Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson I i Johnson, J efe r, Le roy J Billy George Henry l Oddelle , Ronald . Whydell Johnson, William LQ !?5W'v Jones , Annie Jones, Cheryle Jones, Denise Jones, Elva Jones, Julia Jones Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jorda Judy, Judy, , Paul Priscilla Roberf Rondy Toni n, Nelson Brenda Sandy X 'S' Karas, Palricia Kardohaly, John Kay, Marvin Kealley, Nancy Kelley, Reginald Kennard, Phillip Kennedy, Jeff Kessler, Michael Kiclcley, Kalhy Kimbrough, Yvonne King, Alice King, Judy King, Timolhy Kinser, Samuel Kirlcley, Pal' Knappenberger, Jerry Knox, Pafricia Kociuruba, Peler Koprivec, Joe Kovach, Karen Kovacs, Karhy Kowalewski, Gayle Kowalewslxi, Robin Kraft Susan Kralzer, Dennis Kuemerle, Keilh Lackey, Charles Laher, David Lamb, Robin Lambrou, Angeline Lancasfer, Chris Landis, Bonnie r,l,. , i Laney, Jean Large, Denny Large, Penny Larlcins, l-lerberl Lalimer, Debra Laulenschlager, Dennis Lawhun, Beverly Lawhun, Palricia Leach, Russell Leclcrnan. Kalhy Leeper, Keilh Lennon, Marie Leonalcis, Ann Lessarcl, Tina Lewers, Tom Lewis, Charles Lewis, Chrislopher Lewis, Karrie Linl,.Kim Liplcins, Jerry Lillen, Margarel Lloyd, William Loera, Kalherine Lombardi, Mike Long, Dwighl Lorenze, Ronald Loulc, Charles Lovaly, Milie Lovell, Danny Low, Roger Lowder, Arnold Lowe, Gary Lucas, Marvin Lupler, Audrey Maclc, Roberl Maclc, Sandra Malavile, Elaine Malavile, Viclcie Male, David Mann, David Mann, George March, Kalie Marion, Calhy Marshall, Debra Marshall, Karen Marshall, Zalcary Marlin Marlin Marlin, Marlin Marlin Maser, Maslce, Bob Charles Clyde Donald Ricardo Mike Charles Massey, Bernard Malheny, Mona Malles, Mike Mavralcis, William May, Diana Mayle, Brenda Mayle, Debbie Mayle, Jellrey Mayle, John Mayle, Kalhy Mayle, Larry Mayle, Ronald Maze, Gladys McAfee, Vanessa McCann, Connie McClellan, Ann McCloud, Sheila McCormack, Brenda McDonald, Joan McFadden, Beverly McGill, Denise McKenzie, Caloa McLeod, Wayne McNeal, Cheryl McNuH, Floyd McVey, Louann Menicos, Sieve 'fi fr Merryman, Tom Milan, Roberl Milini, Anlhony Miller, Kennerh Miller, Russell Miller, Waller Milner, Bill Miner,Paul Milchell, David Mitchell, David Milchell, Michael we A Q S. ... L nlllln Q ,Av .iv- Monlgornery, Bonnie Monlgomery, Verneffa Moore, Jerome Moore, Joe Moore, Judy Moore, Theresa Morley, Sleven Moscarella, Marie Mounr, Prank Mullane, Richard Myers, Penny Nardecchia, Richard Nash, Jim Needs, James Neil, Palricia Nelson, Leon Nico, Mary '- A... L vi if 3 4 . 5 4, Q w - nf, - , sl, ,, r .4 Q' rs-L Nimon, l-larry Norris, Gloria Nudo, Cheryl Nunley, Carol Nuller, Pauline Nyharl, Diana Nyharl, Donna Oberlin, Charles Obersler, Edward O'Brien, Dennis Olorovac, Nick Olds, Gwendolyn Ollis, Dennis Ollis, Roberf Osleen, Carolyn Owens, Larry Pack, Gloria Page, Pam Painler, Rodney Pair, Marlha Palm, Ray Papafheodorou, Mary Papaloukakis, Mike Parish, Gladys Parish, Lucius Parker, Chrisropher Parker, Claudia Parks, Percy Parsons, Rick Parsons, Ray Pasler, Taylor Pechenuk, Wolodymyr Pemberlon, Loren Penn, Veronica Perlman, Sheri Peilil, Sieve Plau, Gary Phillimore, Mike Pill, Charles Pillman, Alyce Plasky, John Plumb, Richard Poe, Elwood Posi, Jackie Poulos, Greg Poulos, John Powell, Raymond Powers, Donald Premier, Gary Presulri, Sieve Pringle, Blanche Prinlz, Ronald Prowell, Brenda Pruell, Janei Pryor, Judy Pryor, Sandra Pryor, William Pugh. Roger Pyles, Warren Quincy, John Quincy, William Radabaugh, Willard Randle, Loreiha Randle, Thelma Randolph, Jeanne Ray, Kalhleen Reaves, Ecila Reayes, Michele Rebeird, Marilyn Recchio, Diana Reed, Donald Reese, Anlhony Reid, Andrea Reinhollz, Mark Rhodes, James Richards, Bonnie Richardson, Bonnie Rinard, Carene Robb, Bill Robbins, Charles Roberls, Robin Roberls, Ronald Robinson, Cecelia Robinson, David Robinson, lsaac Roelhlisberger, Ernesf Ross, Charles Ross, Helen Ross. Ronald Rosseili, Augie Rosselli, Cynlhia Rossiler, Roberf Roud, Bill Rowe, Debra Rubin, Joel Rucker, Mike Ruffin, David Rullin, Dennis Runyon, Gordon Russell, Roselyn Rusu, Debra Ryder, Brenda Salmen, Janel Sams, Barbara Sams, Louella Saunders, Slanley Saunier, Bill Saunier, Linda Scali, Roberl Scarpino, Paula Schopmeyer, Ed Schreckengosl, Becky Scoll, Barbara Sebald, Pam Secresl, Terry Seelon, Jim Selller, Brandon Sellles, Carmen Sexlon, John Seymour, Ralph Shannon, Ralph Shearer, Leslie Sheeler, Cindy Shellon, Rickey Sherer, Linda Shipman, Marcella Shook, Diane Shook, Susan Shuman, Darleen Shuman, Pamela Simmons, Alice Simon, Michael 4. if 2' 'i f ...-X, 5 -an r 1' H. 1 , 44 '74--2 1 A i , S-Q E , Q' I , Xt, T ' 6 Simon, Renee Simpson, Nafhaniel Single-lon, Naomi Sisfrunk, Linda Sizemore, Clarence Sizemore, Roberf Slcillern, Zelda Slcinney, Wilfiam Slaymoa, Eugene Sleighler, Cynfhia Smallwoocl, Pam Freshmen becam parl' of lhe wandering Ari class, Smilh, Carol Smilh, Dave Smifh, Marcia Smilh, Nancy Srniih Roberf Smilh, Theresa Smifh Thomas Smilh Vernon Smilh, Vinfon Soclulc, Olga Sopp, Kalhy Soufhers, Danny Spechl, Lorie Spencer, Gordon Spicer, Palricia Spilias, Tony Slanley, Joan Sli Clair, Daniel Slebler, Jim Slevenson, Alma Slewarf, Ross Sfieber, Jeffrey Sfipe, Cynfhia Sfipe, Kennefh Slires, Debbie Slofer, Richard Sfoffer, Jackie Slolces, Roberl Sfolicny, Roberl Slorer, Pal Slover, Anlhony Slrain, Sheila Slranan, Michael Sfrocle, Berma Sfrong, Jim Slrosnider, Roger Sfroud, Kalhy Slrychalski, Charles Summers, Brady Swinl, Eugene Swogger, Clara Sylvesler, Roberl Tabler, Lyndal Taggarl, Karl Tarll, Calvin Tash, Cheryl Talarides, Melanie Tavares, Pamela Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Tencza, Terrell, Terrell, Barbara Beverly Samuel Judy James Joyce Theodore, Connie Thomas, Connie Thomas, Dwighl Thomas, Joey Tho.mpson, Frank Thompson, Sleven Thompson, Wilma Timar, Gary Timmons, Diane Tomasselli, Jane Todd, Everell Torrence, Algernon Torrence, Anlhony Torrence, Denise Torrence, Timolhy Towles, Trushel, Tucker, Turner, Turner, Turner, Leroy Pally Mary David Delon Sha ron Uber. l-larry Uhrin, Debra Ullman, Frank Umbaugh, Donald Umbles, John Umbles, Rhonda Umbles, Roosevell Underwood, Gene Unger, Roberl Valvafasis, Cynlhia Vaughn, Thomas Vega, Chrisline Venson, Nellie Vergis, Michael Vermillion, Barbara Vierheller, Bob Vink, Paula Vodopick, Teresa Waddell, Palricia Walker, Arlandis Walker, Eleanor Walker, Kalhy Wallace, David Wallace, David Waller, Mark Ward, Don Warren, James Warren, Pal Warlman, Alvin Waschler, Vincenl Waselesky, Belly Washinglon, Theres Walers, Clillord Walls, Kay Wearsller, Vickie Webb, Samuel Wehr, Daryl Wehr, Rod Weidr, Kenny Weinel, Holly Weis, Theresa Welch, Roger E! L if 4. ,221 E, ii' , T 4 L Q wp .A'i, VM., ,f! ish ri g ,, I .fe lflf we , C A 'N ts if i, E ,,,f1 4 X ,hangs ,M .f ,Q Ki: Em .F x , ' 2, ig 1 in i O L Wells, Ernie Wells, Scoii Welsh, Daniel Welsey, John While, David Wiggins, Barbara Willcof, Viclci Willaman, Terry Williams, David Williams, Gregory Williams , Maceo Williams, Marcia Williams , Rebecca Williams, Reynold Williams , Richard Wilson, Deloise Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Edna Fred Nancy Winn, Lana Winn, Leon Winfers, Terry Wise, Clyde Wise, Dewey Wise, Lorna Wolford, Clifford Woodson, Byron 'UD-' ix is in 'v'v'ool+CTl'is, iv'v'i'l'l'iBTn Woolford, Virginia Wright Jerry Yarnovich, Roberi Yaies, Gregory Yaies, Jim Yeager, Rick Yenser, Ronald Young, Ann Young, Danny Young, Earl Young, Robert Zabinhslci, Helen Freshmen do iheir pari' by decoraiing ihe Chrisimas Tree. Activities J V... V ' V Q as ' - -ff-,,.. K , Y K l 5-.W e H93 Think Young . . 94 I CO-EDITORS: Chris Benson A Mary Popcrdopolous ASSISTANT: Marlene Cohen . . Be A Leader 95 The main qualiTicaTions Tor NaTional l-lonor are CharacTer, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. The members are selecTed by a com- miTTee composed oT The advisors and Teachers. The members on This page were chosen Their ,ga gif junior year while The sTudenTs on The opposiTe page were chosen This year. NaTional l-lonor SocieTy is Truly an honorable organizaTion. We M' commend Those sTudenTs who have achieved This goal. JUNIOR NATION HONOR-Darlene SliTlca, Anne Biegacz, Kim MonTgomery, ScoTT Chandler, Penny Losharlc, Bill Lieber, Bruce Weinel. AbsenT: Regina Lamm. NATIONAL HONOR S ? A f i 3 Z QX I so sirl ' y T . sii' 3 T N f' I v G by yy,a'iyy O O 'T an sis . , A, ' c f m, S E K It JUNIOR NATlOl?lAL l-lONORjJudy lTTner, Carol WiTmer, Julie. l-lowell, PaT Homer, Frances VicenTe, Cheryl SingleTon. Marv Sadowslcy, Mike Norris, Tim Boylan. ff ,i , ,1 9319? ieei 26559 i Ei Firsf Row: Cyninia Roby, Eiizabeiim isici, and Chrisfine Besozzi. Sec- Cynfhia Barne-H, and Enzo Cose-n'rino. Third Row Sieve Dailas ond Row: Bonden Gudz, Cnrisiine Benson, Mary Papadopouios. Terry Dragan, Lesier Sfrode, David Sanor, and Andrew Ciwlysia Firsi Row: Rosie Grady, Kafhy Rex, and Brenda Bryant Second Row: Sharon Smiiiw, Carol Price, Suzanne Cole, and Roberfa .4- Lieber, Third Row: David Coiyk, James Unger, Michael Bush, Sam Gailas, and Bradford Lombardi. Key Club Key Club is a service organizaiion ar McKinley High School composed of boys wilh oulsianding meril. This year lhe club's proiecls included, sup- porling lhe Red Sloclcing Drive, Toys for Tols, and helping lhe Salvalion Army. The Club's annual dance was enlilled Under The Sweelhearl Tree. Chryse Spencer was crowned as Key Club Sweelhearl. Key Club is a na- lional organizalion sponsored by lhe Canion Kiwanis Club. Key Club officers 'lhis year are Brad Lombardi, Treasurer: Scoll' Chandler, Lieulenanf Governor: Lance Schneier, Presidenl: Jim Unger, Secrelary: Mike Mull, Vice-Presidenl. Firsl' Row: Scoll' Levin, Larry Lockshin, Ed Eubanks, Tim Boylan, Phil Adle- Bush, Marlc l-lonlas, Greg Moore, Jim Koiagides, Tom l-lalhaway, Sam Gallus. man, Gary Guren. Second Row: Waller Soduc, Ernie Coberly, Sam Torrence, Absenfz George Lee. Franlc Nemelh, Bob Saullers, Gary Grunau. Third Row: Terry Dragon, Mike 98 Firsl Row: Regina Lamrn, Frances Vincinle, Penny Losharlc. Anne Biegacz, Chrislina Besozzi, Julie Howe, Pal Homer, Darlene Slifca, Judy lllner, Cheryl Singlelon. Girls' Service League D 5 x. i-.4 This year fhe Girls Service League served as guides al' open house Girls Service League is an honorary asso- cialion composed of girls having a 3.3. average or beller. These girls are chosen al lhe end of lheir iunior year. This year lhe League was co-sponsor of Jrhe Key Club dance, Un- der lhe Sweelhearl Tree . The girls also help al' assemblies and special evenls. The club ad- visor was lv1rs.WyaH. Leading lhe Girls Service League ihis year were: Carol Wilmer, Presidenh Mary Papa- dopoulos, Vice Presidenl: Kim Monlgomery, Secrefaryg and Cindy Barnell, Treasurer. 99 Student Council Sluclenl Council is The governrnenlal body of The school which uniles The sludenis oT McKinley in a spiril ol friendship and Jrrusi. Al The beginning of The year, The Council sponsors ils annual dance, The Slu- denl Council Mixer. The spirii of giving is siirnulaied by The Red Sioclcing Drive , and sludenls realize Democracy in aciion during The Sluclenl Council and class ollicer eleclions. This year Tor The second year in a row a girl was eleclecl Presideni ol The council, Lasi year 'For 'rhe Tirsl lime in McKinley's hisiory a girl was elecled Presiclenf. This year's advisor was lvlr. Greg Juersivich. The officers of Sludenl Council This year are Kalhy Andreadis, Vice-President Sharon Smilh Secrefaryg Ed Eubanks. Treasurer. Pal Homer led lhe siudenl body 'This year as Presideni' of Siu denl Council. lvlr. Juersivich advised Sludenl Council This year. -Q., i E Firsi ROW: Mariene Perlman. Ciwryse SPeF1Cer. Mdfiiyfv Winn, BSVHW5 bie Arnoid, Suzan Haines, Mike Tucci. Third Row: Paf Warren, Sam Baiiey, Fred Wiison, Debbie Shaffer, Gail Van Horn. Roziyn Neiler, Theo Tor,-ence' Cindy Bamewl Emil Alecusany Greqory Moore, Mildred Bell, Sideropouios, JofXnie Maiors. Second Row: Connie Cooper, Cindy Ama- Sberyi Singleron, Markka Morgan. +angelio, Sharon Beck, Kaiiny Kovacs, Bonnie Landis, Brenda Varner, Deb- F' f 5, ...o ffl ff A One of Sfudeni' Council's Proiecgfs flwis year was operaiing fbe book sfore in The Liffle Tneaier. Silldeni Council member. Sam Terrence. holds up G4 ward given fo 'fine rnos+ generous Home-room during ine Toys For Tok campaign. l0l Quill 8. Scroll Quill 8: Scroll is an honorary or- ganizalion made up of seniors who parlicipare on Jrhe lilerary and iournalisiic slalls al lvlclfinley. These sludenls possess a desire lo produce somelhing of inleresl lor 'lhe school. We 'lhanlq all 'rhe members of The group lor malf- ing possible Jrhe publishing ol our newspaper, magazine, and year- boolc. This year's members of Quill 81 Scroll were Firsi Row: Sharon Smilh, Carol Wilmer. Rosie Grady, Penny Losharlr, Cleo Ellior, and Roberla Leiber. Second Row: Mary Papadopoulos, Lance Schneier, Chris Benson. Pal' Homer, Sam Gallas, Cheryl Singlelon. Bea Rupp, and Charles Shaheen? Library Aids The Library Aids are a benefil lo The librarians and ihe sludenls of McKinley. Wilhoul lhem some ol us would noi be able lo asli Jrhe librarians lor 'lhe help we oilen need. The many iobs ol 'lhe aids are shelving boolcs, collecling library slips, and doing much of The deslc work. The Library Aids were counselled by lvliss lvlcCuslcey and lvlrs. Geiger. Firsl' Row: Linda Johnson, Roberla Leiber, Vana Mae Criloria, Kim lvlonl- Sexlon, Nancy Bumgarner. Third Row: Alan Cline, Bruce Culler, Pam Scroggs, gomery, Libby lslci, Rosemary Anlhony, Jo l-larper, Brenda Bryanl, Brenda Judy Kurzen, Pallv Reed. Elaine Upshaw, Barb Adams, Cleo Elliol, Melalora Parlcer, Darlene Broy. Second Row: Doris Scoll, Marilyn Winn, Anne Biegacz. Gibson, Debbie Ohliger. Evelyn Palecznicld, Beverly Mayle, Teina Wallcins, Nancy Kennedy, Sue l02 Future Teachers 'i In . X v 'F' Fufure Teachers oarn experience in praclice. Fulure Teachers of America is an organizalion for sfudenls wishing 'lo enlrer Jrhe leaching profession. The club prepares Jrhese srudenls for college and explains ways of avoiding-problems lhal' can occur during +h'eir leaching careers. The meelings are composed of dis- cussions, speakers such as Jreachers and counselors, and films periaining To The profession. ln April ihe club senr members ro schools in The area where rhey 'raughl' for rhe day. This gave lhe club members a look info 'rhe furure and a worrhwhile experience. The club ad- visors were Mrs. Rulh Andrews and Mrs. Mary Wagner. F.T.A. was headed by Diane Cohen, Vice-President Elizaberh lski, Treasurer: Bea Rupp, Secretary: and Chris Benson, Presideni. Firsl' Row: Ann Biegacz, Theo Sideropoulos, Kaihy Andreadis, Marlene Cohen, Marcia Mezaros, Penny Loshark, Dale Penix, Melanie Talarides. Helen Babych, Kalhy Tararides, Twyla Cherry, Second Row: Sue Sfeward, Cynihia Dunivani, Carol Walker, Barb l-loover, Roberla Lieber, Arlhella Meeks,'AlIison Hurd, Denise Reed, Fred Scarlerio, Connie Cooper, Rosie Grady, Diane Warren, Marie Hlynsky, Elizabeih Slrouble, Third Row: Cindy Rowlell, Vicky Van Horn, Shirley Bennelr, Carol Price, Mark Haines, Vicki Wilkol, Linda Kovacs, Linda Kollalh, Nancy Siearn, Elaine Upshaw, Ange- line Lambrou, Doris Scoif, Debbie Arnold. Fourih Row: Jane? Werner, Brenna Besl, Pal Homer, Wolodymyr Pechenuk, Tim Monlgomery, John Cooper, Jim Slayman, Carmela Mezquifa, Bonnie Maslin, Sharon Bradley, Bonnie Davis, Sula Bailey. ' I03 -e-x:nlnn..,wQ.e-- L ,V Y-, . -, - -- .5..,......Z, ,- .h uu,,au sfo fy, 4.-1 -. 0-wiv P' 'TT 'Tm' 'o T- Th-P S' i'f.f3 ' ' ......- ,.., 'yr . ff! T sl 1 'vi'L is is . L r ' Maioreffes: Barb Cindea, Deena Kalz, Beclcie Riichie, Barb Adams, Linda Greavu, Vicky Van l-lorn, Judy Davidson, Cindy Rowlell, Shelly Geislman. Firsf Row: Pam Scroggs, Celia Slewarl, Cafhy Parry, Lorraine Cunningham, Jeff Sleiber, Blanche Pringle, Ron Yenser, Karrie Lewis, Jael Rubin, Bonnie Richardson, Anlhowy Cespedes, Freddie Chinn, Bob Scale, Leslie Shearer, Gary Premier, Beverly McFadden, Sandra Mack, Calhy Bau, '67-'68 Bob Baily, Connie Cooper, Elmer Ealcin, Regina Johnson, Ann Biegacz Tom Merruman. Second Row: Eugene Ball, Jim Nash, Nancy Phelps Joanne Nimon, Jerri Adams, Marla Haynes, Candy Pleenor, Judy Baugh man, Roberla Cross, Theresa Moore, Pafly l-larwarl, Mike Delia, James Pruischy, Tim Kauflman, Barcy l-leiks, Anihony Reese, Michael Golden Linda Bahler, Pam Harman, Jim Buslen, Bonnie Landis, Charles Dial: The I967-I968 McKinley l-ligh School Marching Band under lrhe direclion ol Mr. Terren l.. Prenz Marching and head maioreile Linda Greayu did much lo enlighlen The hall-lime performances. This was Mr. Frenz's Tirsr year ai McKinley. If he coniinues Jrhe srandings. IO4 good worl4 his lulure bands will ranlc high in The ,N ,.,., , , ,. ... -..awash-M-1 J' , f.A....i., ' '-'-'- H -' ..- ...s ,M .fx -.. .,......,..- ,A - ,,, ,,... f ,Y . Mal- Y f ,W .., Rn. -X .Af , 'X W i . .N c 'A -,X 5 3'3 .K' P i H Joyce Terrell. Third Row: Dernis Milan, Nancy Sekeres, Kalhy Dierdorl, Geyer, Sieve Gcyer, Charles Crable, Aria Kaplariu, Ann McClellan, Barbara Dick, Carol Walker, Ererda Varner, Vickie Miller, Guy George, Rowena Bailous, Julian Pugale, Ken Nelson, Gary Griinau, lvlalhew Sue Slewarl, Anila Evans, Daphne Pringle, Rachael Adkins, Dennis Craw- McClellan, David Saror, Reginald Willis, Royal Marlin, Darryl Auslin, lord, Linda Saunier, Vicki Vfilkoi, Gary Baylor, Pal Neil, Belly English, Cassandra Brown, Brenda lvlilan, Penny Wassam, Kris Haines, John Van Rena Rosselli, Phyllis Pelrovich, Tyree Anllwony, Bob Yarnovich, Cindy Orman, Dive Weyfand, Bob hlollman, Shcelar. Fourlh Row: Terry Milner, Bob Mandrel Bob Manard, lvlark Vice-Presidenf Secreiary Presidenf Treasurer Hisforian Charles Diak Linda Groavu Ken Nelson Deena Kaiz Beckie Rilchie i ill I05 Linda Greavu ll-lead MaioreTTeT Nloiorettes This year The lvlaioreTTes presenTed exciTing en- TerTainmenT aT The pep rallies and halTTime aT The games. The girls worlced hard rehearsing and perTecTing Their rouTines Tor These eyenTs. Our maioreTTes mainTainecl greaT spiriT and TaiTh by perTorming in all Types oT weaTher and under greaT Tension. This represenTs Their sTrong deTer- minaTion and wanT oT success. They achieved This goal many Times! Linda Greavu, as l-lead lvlaioreTTe, lecl The girls Through a successTul and enTerTaining season. Deena Kah Becky RiTchie g Barb Adams Barb Cindea i r T Vickie Van Horn, Cindy R0wleH', Judy Davidson, Shelly Geiselman .4 B- Firsi' Row: Charolelle Poole, Charmaine Klesse, Brenda Varner, Carole Walker, Gloria Norris, Kalie Edie, Carole Dolmas. Second Row: Paula J J, ' ' s , ', Bcrrcfl-hy G1'omes,,'Nrm McClellan, Anila Evans, Chris Haines, Vickie Miller, Phyllis Pelrovich, Vicky Van Horn, Deena Kalz, Terry Milner, Mark l-laines, Cindy Rowlell, Nancy Sekeres, Tim Kauffman. Third Row: Marie Malany, Sally Johns, Dawn Hagy, Orchestra Cindy Barnell, Joyce Billie, Judy Davidson, Pally l-larwarl, Gary Boylan, Leslie Shearer, Mali' McClellan, Julian Fuqale, Jim Frulcschy. Fourlh Row: , Roklefia Cross, Wayne Piiifer, Dennis Craw- Tord, Charles Crable, Gary Grunau, Charles Diak, Ken Nelson, Kalhy Perry, Dennis Milan, Gary Snell. The McKinley l-ligh School Orcheslrra performed Oul- slandingly al Their concerls and special eyenls during The school year. This year The Orcheslra along vyiih The Con- cerl' Choir and Thespians successfully presenled The mu- sical produclion ol Bye Bye Birdie . Direcling The Orcheslra This year was Mrs. Whilacre. M I TT-is Pep Bond This year The Pep Band ai McKin- ley helped creale spiril and enihusiasm ar The pep rallies and during halllime ai The games. The Pep Band is conn- posed oT members of McKinley's Marching Band. I+ was under The di- reciion of Mr. Frenz. T07 ,, Y , ,, ,, L , , L Firsi row: Marlene Cohen, Paula Samarfgedes, Rose Brunlr, Ralph Car- Jeri Adams, Pai' Warren, Linda Palm, Connie Cooper. Third Row: Jerry bone, Marcie Libsier, Deena Kaiz, Rosie Grady, Larry Loclcshin, Sue Bailey, Wolodymyr Pechenuk, Douglas Huff, John Cooper, Douglas March, Srewarr, Elmer Eakin, Marlene Perlman. Second row: Rebecca Virgis, Jerry Gary Eckleg, Dan Hammer, Mike McDermo+'r, Ed Eubanlcs, Mark Guyer, Woloszczuln, Denise Vanl-lorn, Marlc Haynes, Dennis Wilson, David Roberrs, Paul Miller. Ncfrionol Forensic League More ihan a club or service organizaiion, lrhe Naiional Forensic League is a valuable experience for any high school srudeni. Each Salurday finds members ar a diiierenl school in compeliiion wiih ,. ,,.,, -,M --Q. Those of many orher ciiies. In speech eyenrs, speakers learn io express rhemselves or rhe characiers Jrhey poriray. Through rhe hard efloris of many, including Jrhose on Jrhe opposiie page, This year's N.E.L. group capiured lorry-one lrophies. As head coach, Mr. Brunner conrrilnuied much The all-iunior casi of officers ihis year were: lseaiedl Marlene Cohen, Presi- lo ihe accomplishmenrs oi ihe speech ieam. denh Denise Beamer, Vice Presideniq lsiandingl Diana Cohen, Secrefaryg Ralph Carbone, Treasurer: Keiih Coss, Librarian: and Barbara l-loover, Assisianf Secrefary. I08 Mglss l 3 Thespicms E e Thespians were led +his year by Rosie Grady, Secreiaryg Ann Biegacz, Librarian, Carol Wilmer, Vice-Presidenf: Scoll' Chandler, Presidenf: and Dale Penix, Treas- Uref. .a i -,, . l 4, Hard work and long hours of rehearsal are always behindllhe Thes pians' produclions. This year Thespians presenled excerpls 'From four plays, Raisin ln +he Sun, Pygmalion, The Girls in 509, and Early Fros'l'. The main produc- Jrion presenied along wilh The choir was Bye Bye Birdie, which was a big success. The club's advisor was Mr. Bruce Shelley. Firsi Row: Cheryl Chordas, Marlene Perlman, Roslyn Nefler, Cail Van l-lorn, Barbra l-loover, James Flowers, Sandyifxsagl, Nan Sabroif, Marlene Cohen Chryse Spencer, Gerry Bales, Twila Cherry, Ann Cooper. Second Row: Moloy Corn, Susan l-laines, Jaclcie Siolier, Lyn Nelller, Brenda Varner, Beairice Grady, Carol Drury, Judy Kurzen, Maria l-llynslcy, lue Boylan, Carol Wallcer, Doris Scoll, Calhy Wallcer, Third Row: Rhonda DeArmenl', IIO Marcia Libsfer, Nancy Slearn, Maryann Frusiaci, Viclcy Van l-lorn, Anders Johnson Chris Pelison, Regina Sebelc, Bev Barnelf, Brenda Milan, Deena Kaiz Jim Frulschy. Fourlh Row: Susan Jarmon, Cheryl l-lord, Fran Fisher, Jerry Bailey, Milne Mull, Anila Ballzly, Milce Sforer, Linda Massou, Gail Moran Pal Warren, Phyllis Pefroyich. Firsl Row: Slella Glalis, Debbie Dominic, 'Robin Lamb, Olga Soduk, Lillian Mclzarren, Alice Chrisanlhus, Carol Shimek, Connie Meeham. Joani Slromp, Lee Vone Mayle. Second Row: Carrie Lewis, Allison l-lurd, Dorlhea Mack. Joyce Terrell, George Lee. Mike Papacoukakis, Barb Diak, Marsha Touax. Debbie Bennell, Kalhleen Allen, Leslie Shaerer, Debbie Shaeffer, Sharleen Reese, Elme Eakin, Carolyn Budges, Brenda Davidson, Belh Slrouble. Third Row: Doris Scoll, Bealrice Grady, Pam Harman, Kalie Edie, Sandra Mark, Rick Plum, Bruce Moldovan, Nevada Davenporl. Dave Jacobs, Larry Hodges, Sandy Farley, Bonnie Smilh, Gary Gueren, l-lelen Zabinski, Donna , J ff., ai ,,o :if f in fs Collrell, Arlhella Meeks, Sieve Barnell, Rebecca Vergis, Connie Cooper. Fourih Row: Darlene Kaprivec, Rowena Bailous, Marv Sadowsky, Anne McClellan, Roberl Zaksek, Richard Kemp, Dennis Jacobs, l-larold Ream, Aris Keplanis, John Plasky, Gary Maser, Terry Willman, Bill Sares, Pal Neil, Barbara Walker, Susan Harmon, Mike Norris, Bonnie Landis. Fiflh Row: Frank Plumb, Gary Davidson, Wayne Philer, Philip Adlernan, Jim lams. Kenny Nelson, Andy Chlysla, Millon Marlin, Gregory Moore, Reginald Willis, Robin Mayes, Gusl Chrisanlhus, Tim Boylan. Jerry Bailey, Jim Unger, David Colyk, Lance Schneier, Joe Mancini. ' Lciiin Club The Lalin Club noi only helps 'lhe slu- denls become beiler acguainled wilh lhe language ol lhe ancienl Romans, bul il also helps build a loundalion lor lhe sludy ol Lalin and English. This organizalion in- creases lhe memberls knowledge in lhe fields ol Roman cullure and hislory ol: lhe language which is lhe basis ol many of our modern languages. The advisor ol lhe club is Mrs. Jackson. Leading 'lhe Lalin Club lhis year were Larry McLaughlin, Treasurer: Gary Eckles, Vice-Presidenl, Gail Mirand, Secrefary, and Cindy Barnell, President Firsi. Row: lvlariha Morgan, JoAnn Nirnon, Lynne Neiler, Joyce Bill, Diane Deborah Rine, Frances Fisher. Second Row: Linda Lens, Charoleiie Poole Briifon, Theo Sideropoulos, Marlene Perlman, Slella Galaiis, Cynihia Bar- Linda lvlassou, Nancy Baker, Rowena Baillous, Glenadine Johnson, Penny boza, Linda Fehn, Freclie Ann Chinn, Roslyn Neiler, Paula Samariqedes. Losharlc, Carol Walker, Jo l-larper, Beclcy Richards, Pal' Moiis, Deena Kafs Debbie Shaeier. ROSS Bfuni, Dale Penix. ROSie Grady. Chdfmdine KlCSS9i Brenda Varner, Viclcie Russle, Sylvia Calhoon, Karen Oposiies. Third Row Concert Choir The McKinley High Conceri Choir en- ieriained The siudenis ai ihe Thanksgiving and Chrislrnas programs. Their annual Winier Conceri was again a success. This year's spring produciion, presenied wiih ihe The-spians, was Bye Bye Birdie. The choir advisor and direcior was Mr. Charles Posion. II2 This year's officers were Sieve Dallas, President Rosie Grady, Secrefaryg Tony l-lunier, Treasurer and Scoii Chandler, Vice-Presidenf. Nelson Cross, Clarence Epps, John Cooper, Scol Chandler, Keirh ROW: Frank Smifh, Norvale Monlgomery, Jon Brandyberry, Reeader Lelzlore, T Snyder, Paul Miller, Bob Porler, Peler Michalis, Tim Warkins, Mark l-lains, Gary McKinley, Tony l-lunler, John Zaksek. Sherman Parks, Dave Elliol, Gerald l Garry Befz, Keriifh Meeks, Richard Churchill, Michael Walker, Derrick Lucius, Jim Colopolis, Slave Dallas, Jim Frulchy, Ronald Allen, Jim lams, Jones, Ray Milchell, Denise lnlerliqgi, Linnel Simon, Aris Kaplanis. Fourih Paul Jumps. The Concern' Choir's carolinq 'rhrouqh The halls added greally 'lo lhe Chrislmas Spirif, ,P f J.r ,- Q - I-mf -,, 1, m Nlechccd iilgsig llrts fi' If you're inleresled in ihe medical profession ihen Medical Arls is ihe -J . , M club 'lor you, The club's various aclri- vilies included visilinq lhe neighboring ' law, ' hospilals, lislening lo speakers and viewing movies. Officers of Medical Arrs ihis year were Kaihy Tafarides, Treasurer: Marie Sodulc, Vice-President Kim Monlgomery, Hisforian: Cindy Barnelf, Presidenf: and Carol Shimelc, Secreiary. Firsf Row: Helen Babych, Debbie Towsend. Melenie Tafarides, Bonnie Evans, Biebagz, Third Row: Donna Colirell, Dorofhy Gromes, Carol Wilmer Pal Homer Marie l-llynslcy, Diane Brilion, Lee Vone Mayo, Second ROW! Pamela Scroggs, Darol Drury, Linda Kollaih, Barbara Scoll, Candy Speros, Belh Sirouble, Kaihy Harmon, Beclcy Myers, Bev Barnelf, Glenadine Johnson, Lynda Palm. Foul-H1 Row: Debbia Kohlmgyerl Ann Zabingkil Frances Kin. Darlene Sliilca, Rhonda Defxrmeni, Debby Schaefer, Sandy Asael. Ann nick, Fran Fisher. Gail Moran, Cheryl Sinqlelon. Regina Sebek, Sandy Wells. II4 Art League The Ari League is composed of sludenls who have an inleresl in some field of arf, buf who are noi necessarily raking arl as a subiecl. One of ils purposes is lo help Those who plan lo make arf iheir career. I+ also serves The school in such ways as poslers for rallies, decoralions for several of our school dances and The scenery for The plays. Advising Ari League Jrhis year was Mr. Sid Edwards. AY If 5 ,sf Firsf Row: Priscilla Rineharf, Bonnie McGee, Bill Quinlan, Jack Wil- liamson, Rick Garrel, Richard Knighl, Danny DeGordon, Carol High. Second Row: Becky Schohf, Helen Kager, Joani Slromp, Candy Speros, Marie l-llynsky, Dorolhy Gromes, Linda Palms, Mary Papadopoulos, Diane Brilfon, Carol Bumgarner, Jane Pabrifius. Third Row: Berlha Bailey. Rulh Chenaull, Brenda Varner, Debbie Kohlmeyer, Pam Scroggs, Regina Sebek, Darlene Slifka, Gail lrwin, Susan Morris, Becky Dawson. Four+h Row: Jane? Warnen, Regina Lamm, Julian Fugaie, Anila Balfzly, Robin Mayes, Tim Monlgomery, Dan McCool, Sandy Wells, Carol Ann Willis. Na U 5 Q My is 1 L. l. ? 3 I 'M ,. , Www Xxx. ni Sex, , , 1 -v-.. The oificers ol: The Ari League This year are Denise Davis, Secrefaryg Kim Monigomery, Treasurer: Mike Mazarella, Vice-Presidenfp JoLieana Hacha, President IIS Modern language Club STudenTs Taking French, German and Spanish had Their monThly rneeTings as sep- araTe clubs This year, AT ChrisTmas The clubs combined To presenT Their programs. The meeTings consisTed oT guesT speakers, slides, movies and discussions. The club advisors Tor This year were, Mrs. Khourey, Mrs. Krichbaum and Mr. Loughry. I . my Advisors of Modern Language Club This year are Mrs. Krichbaum, Mr. Loughry, and Mrs, Khourey. Firsf Row: Rosie Grady, Rosyln Neffler, Connie Meehan, Debbie Parker, Evelyn Palecznicki, Nancy Sekeres, Marcie Meszaros, Joani STromp, Gerry Ba'les, Rachelle GranT. Second Row: Chris Benson, Bob HuTTman, Brenda Rose, Penny Loshark, Vickie Miller, Jim FruTchy, Yvonne Perkins, STan Rubin, Mark Haynes, Tim KauTTman, CynThia DunimanT, Herb K'emens, Don Richards, Mary Papadopoulos. Third Row: Deena KaTz, Sandy Wells, Vicky Van Horn, Linda Kovacs, PaT Homer, BeTTy English, Garry Guren, II6 Dave Jacobs, Debbie Jones. Beckie RiTchie, Bea Rupp. FourTl1 Row: Julie Howell, Valerie ProcTor, Bruce Moldovan, Terry Dragon, Jerry Bailey, Sam Gallus, Mark HonTas, Gary Slroud, Lance Schneier, Sam Torrence, Sharon Bradley, Linda PeTerson, Barb Hoover, Nancy Haines. FifTh Row: Enzio CosenTino, lllona Dickey, Tom HaThaway, Ken Nelson, ScoTT Chandler, Greg Moore, Emil Alecuson, Muriel Chaney, Phil Adlernan, Tim Boylan, Regina Lamm. I i - i Firsi' Row: John Mayle, l-larry Ninnon, Gary Allison, Dave While, Bob Marlin, Frank.Moun+, Jack Rapaporl, John Unger, Bob Yarnovich, Chuck Hewolr, Rocco Rich, Tom Garrerl. Second Row: Randy Finzer, Gary Premier, Rich Lorson, Kalhy Talarides, Mary Rapalheodorou, Pam Clephas, Karen Merrin, Pam Donner, Sheri Perlman, Kurl Hill, Tom Merryrnan, Mike Difknionio, Joe Rubin, Melissa Bigqums. Third Row: Nan Sabroll, Debby Jamerson, Sharon Glenn, Cynlhia Rosselfi, Ken Bales, Brady Summers, Sandy Asael, LuAnn McVey, Miko Tucci, Mike l-less, Flerborl Larkins, Melony Talarides, Marilyn Roverio, Jill Moldovan, Chrisline Vcqa, Diana Recchio. Fourfh Row: Fanny Papafheodorou, Candy Fleenor, Savannah Cherry, Margarifa l-luerla, Chris Pelrison, Kaihy Dierdorf, Meldora Gib- son, Brenda Milan. Roger Roelhlisberger, Nancy Slearn, Berlha Bailey, Gloria Klay, Bruce Miller. Fifth Row: Jane? Werner, Sula Bailey, Mike Vergis, Rob Pavelzik, Penny Wassem, Dallas Mounl, Nick Pimpas, Roberr Clark, Dave Weyand. Dave Wallace, Linda Massouh, Waller Soduk, Terry Weis, Judy Kurzen. Sixlh Row: Wolodyrnyr Pachnuk, Pele Papacoslas. Dari Roman, Randy l-lill, Jim Kolagides, Gene Slayman, Ray Russ, Waller Kociuruba, Ed Floyd, Ed Hickman, Alex Koufos. P X. I vw 5 - -H W 1 W , ' - 4 5 ' K s. .s .S 3. K .3,,,,X Ag,E A If ,Q Q M Q Q i A' , ' X . I fl Q. no l 2,3 ' IFE 3 . L . ,I Q -' 5 ,sy 4 -... A -'rj-1? -x , , 5 1,5534 .4 ak, N 'N A Q a ,A , N - 4 ' N ivaj. 3 lk tqgig-if W fb! A3 Yr.. , , .3 .,a, P. , - :r.'.'?-mv. 21 swf- 'r 5 Q - si-fs fr-a.-ff.-f if R ' .ff 1?-if:-9 Iw 5 34' -seein '-' -av, ,wo - . Q . - rgi,x:fSai!'.1g.-qfsm ,.-A . L' 'fTi?fi'l5'?'-5 HQ'-'Wil .l' ,.?.. -Pl,,,.+'- . y, A, v ' w1.ar-.'v. :ef-5f 'if - , wg--X.'s,--.,.-'g'v N 1 l L? Yip 'F'- .'3f!?3.: S' -' 'V i :lgI Z- Eff -11571-r:', '- A AN rf - V. fi -' 352 ' L sy . -,'5gf.g.'?.,ifi '- . ..., ,.fg.fEe',h,:.b . f 3' 'gkji 'S -- z ' '73 rf fm ' X., if if L. .Jn - A-.-Q A- Leading lhe French Club rhis year are Roberla Lieber, Secrefaryg Marlene Cohen, Vice- Presidenf, and Diana Cohen, President Officers of Spanish Club lhis year are Carol Wilmer, Vice-President Frances Vicenle, Presidenf, and Carrnella Mesquila, Secreiary. gy I Serving as olliccrs ol: German Club lhis year are Rich Lorson, Vice-Presidenf, Tim Monlqarnery, Treasurer, Shelley Geisleman, Secrefary, and Mario Hlynsky, Presidenf. , .VM ffifif Firsi' Row: Siella Galaiis, Pam Domer, Kaihy Andreadis, Connie Meehan Debbie Dominic, Rosie Grady. Second Row: Doroihy Gromes, JoAnn Ni mon Bev Barneii Susan Smiih Cand S eros Karen Merrin Sue Haines, ' i - Y F3 - . Terry Sickles, Nancy Sekeres, Bonnie Evans, Cindy Bayer, Debbie Townsend Diane Warren, Jill Siromp. Third Row: Sally Johns, Margariia Hveria Nancy Siearn, Joyce Billie, Glenadine Johnson, Joy Mayle, Kaihy Harmon Rosemary Anihony Marcy Meszaros Nancy Haines Connie Grimsle . , , y, Beriha Bailey. Joani Sfromp, Brenda Rose, Marsha Huguley, Linda Hari- Y-Teens , .Km r, al. I ima,-fs fy ,i ,j My iw ,W...,,,s,.4 .. ,,,, ,.,, ,....,,M,Q, , M 'Vkk K7 M man, Deborah Scoiir. Fourih Row: Roberia Lieber, Darlene Koprivec, Brenda Varner, Debby Kohlmeyer, Regina Sebeck, Shelley Geiselman, Cindy Rowleii, Debbie Gurney, Sharon Beck, Vickie Miller, Darlene Slifka, Carol Walker, Deborah Siiliner, Cleo Coleman, Dale Penix, Doris Parson. Fif+h Row: Vickie Russell, Linda Kollaih, Linda Kovacs, Pam Scroggs, Mary Covert Frances Kinnick, Cheryl Singlelon, Mildred Harris, Becky Clark, Carmela Mezquiia, Sandy Wehr. Gail Moran, Elizabeih Masiin, Sandy Wells, Linda Greavu, Debbie Arnold, Rena Rosseiii. ,s Y-Teens is composed of Girls lr from many high schools. The mosi imporiani goal is learn- - ing how io gel along wilh people of all races and na- R' iionaliiies. One learns how io work logeiher and how io have Tun iogeiher. Some oi The group's service proiecis in- clude helping ihe needy ai Chrisimas and working one day ai The Tuberculosis Cen- ier. The group a'so parrici- pales in social and aihleiic iunciions. Leading Yfieens ihis year were Kim Monrgomery, Treasurer: Becky Shoii, Secreiaryq Becky Myers, Vice-President and Bonnie McGee, President II8 Q r . .- .mf . - . ' fist- - L- ' ss Q' 'Eg s ,. 4, X is E ai V xx, e .5 R, Firsf Row: Marlene Perlman, Roslyn Neiler, Gail Van l-lorn, Clirisline l-lend- Rupp, Beclcie Riicliie, Calclon Willis, Brenda Rose, Penny Losliark. Third erl'ian, Barb Wilder, Carol Cooley. Sharon Srniili. Cliryse Spencer, Connie Row: Beverly Gainer, Mary Coverl, Cleo Colernan, Cindy Amaiangello, lvleelian, Jane Fabriiius, Susan Rispen. Second Row: Debbie Arnold, Deena Brenda Bryanl, Sliaron Beclc, Judy Davidson, Ruili Ellen Clienauli, Judy Kalz, Viclcie Van l-lorn, Debbie Jones, Linda Srniilri, Riclcie Arnpudia, Bea Baugiiman. Joy Mayle, Roberla Lieber. Girls' Leaders spa-ug .L W. qi. ,.. if ,le11i Tlie Girls' Leaders' main iunciion is aiding ilie gyrn ieaciiers in in siruciing llne clasgeg, Girls' Leaders is an organizaiion composed oi girls willi ouisianding ailileiic abiliiy. Tlie girls cliosen are io lead iiie classes and assisl ilie leacliers in ilwe in- Serving as officers of Girls' Leaders iliis year are Kailiy Copeland, Vice-Presi- SlFUCl'lOl'i of ll'1e Sl'uderil'S, Tlie Club advisor for ilwis year denh Calhy Ervan, Presidenig Roz Neiler, Secre'l'ary7 and Brenda Bryant Trees- was Mrs D Eienor Shoemaker urer. ' II9 Booster Club The Boosler Club is an organizalion al Mc- Kinley l-ligh School lhal every slrudenl has an op- porlunily lo ioin. The members did a line iob supporling our school and ils sporls. The club is run by lvlcK's Boosler Council represenlaliyes, slu- denls chosen by The sludenl body lo organize sporls evenls and lead Jrhe school in spiril and enlhusiasnn. The Pep Club was new al McKinley lhis year. lr was composed of lhose sludenls wishing lo sup- porl our reams by cheering lhem on 'lo viclory. The club was a new advenlrure and experience lhal proved To be a success. Pep Club -' 7' 2 ii i hr , ff f ,' . Yrf is ' C ' V o' Nj BOOSTER STORE WORKERS: Chryse Spencer. Rozlyn Neller, Gail Vanldorn, Candy Speros, Pal Sinqlelon, Marlene Perlman, Kaihy Copeland, Jane Fabrilius, Sharon Smilh, i 4 ' .qi ix YL ' K I K sr Y ir. , ..V l ff 3 f 'gl C l -M Vi., i :Fi - i ' i ,y QA if W,.. ' 5 P li C a Hg f ' 'fri ff i i .. f Y 1 ,K K j Lee Downing was llie Presideni' of +l1e boy's council llnis year. ' 4 Heading llie girl's council llnis year was Presidenf Rozlyn Neller. Bulldog Sandwich ll! ,pw fo-dir 'SZ X M, X Q---1, Z 3 -, .vtff I Q' 1 9 3 , 35' Ffrr 'hc i1g,.,'., ff Q- -f' . . . Min!! .4 2 is E :'g,'31Q' auf - , ,gi- , , ,mia-'f.f 14 'Ili' 1 l Q, v gf, 'X , Members of llwis year's Boosler Club Council were Brenda Bryanl, Frank Ncnneflu, Marlene Cohen, Au John Slnimelc, Judy lllner, and Ted Bowersox Office Aids The purpose of office aids is fo aid fhe secre- faries, coaches, and advis- ors. Their main dufies include running errands and falcing phone mes- sages. We all highly ap- preciafe fhe worlc done loy each aid. ,,s,,i,. ,ar w- ' Z , 1 Firsf' Row: Gerry Bafes, Cherie Bianchi, Laura Guidone, Paula Bors, Karen Piclcensfein, Marcie Mezaros, Paffi Waffer- son, Bonnie Smifh, Keren Marrin, Linda Greavu, Diane Marfin. Second Row: Sandy Wells, Helen Callas, Nan Sabroff, Ginger Armsfrong, Becky Shoff, Sherie Yenser, Sheila Branlcel, Diane Warren, Kafhy Harmon, Beverly Dubie. Third Row: Linda Kollafh, Chris Benson, Charleffe Poole, Bonnie Davis, Linda Waller, Sue Cole, Frandes Vicenfe, Rickie Ampudio, Mary Coverf. .Those girls inferesfed in enfering fhe secrefarial field are memloers of Fufure Secrefaries. The club s purpose is fo encourage girls fo enfer fhe profession. i Firsf' Row: Paula Bors, Helen Callas, Mary Ann Meecharn, Cindy Amanf- Gredvu. Carol Ann Willlis, Judy Musslin, Baro Cindea. Third Row: Gail angello, Ginger Armsfrong, Beverly Mayle, Mariorie Seafon, Beverly Sfer- l-9Wi5i Mildred Bell, Mlmel ClianeYi KGTBY Kailiii Beclfi' Clark. Marv Jane ling. Second Row: Carol Cooley, Barb Adams, Teresa Freeman, Linda Salief- I22 Red Cross The Red Cross represenTaTives help To promoTe undersTanding and beTTer condiTions in Their comrnuniTy and all over The world. Their proiecTs cenTer around school, recreaTion, and general healTh. Through Their concern and greaT inTeresT in people, This organiza- Tion has accomplished much. Advising The club This year was Mrs. Lena McRoberTs. FirsT Row: Suzanne King. Jill STrornp, Marilyn Winn, Barb Wilder. OT- 'ficersz Gorden Runyon, Ann McClellan, PaT Homer, Charles Crable, and Vanarnae CriToria, LeeVone Mayo, Lynda Winn, Lillie Williams. Second Row: Arlene Wilson, Mardel CuTler, Gerald Lucius, Milce Maser, KaThy Noling, Connie McCann, Delores Wornaclc, CaThy Robb, Maria Malany, Sharlene Reese, Peggy Jones. Third Row: JuaniTa Hager, Carol Wifrner, RoberTa Cross, Marlc BraTh, Leonard Smifh, Carolyn Jones, Pam Sebald, Lou Ann McVey. Cyndi Lee, Debra Balmer. FourTh Row: CynThia Barboza, Darlene SliTlca, Rowena Ballis, Gale Lewis, Linda Roe, Cheryl Hurd, Jo DeMarzio, Linda Miller. KaThy DierdorT, DoroThyann CriToria, Beverly Gainer. FifTh Row: Tyree AnThony, Sard Kinser, DoroThy Boswell, Mildred Bell, KaThy KaTin, Torn Broyles, Muriel Chaney, Zelda Skillern, Sandy Vierheller, Sandy Wehr. C.O.E. C.O.E. sTands Tor cooperaTive educaTion. This club consisTs oT girls inTeresTed in The secreTarial Tield. These girls are excused aT Il:l5 To go To Their perspeclrive iobs. Some oT The girls work in banlcs while oThers worlc in hos- piTals and docTor's oTTices. The club is advised by Mrs. Sophie Klide. FlrsT Row: Jo Cooper, KaThy Rex, Regina Gadsden, Alice Muse. Second Row: Linda Winn, Linda Gooch. Barb Reed, ErnesTine Shearer, Claudia Sluss, Lynda McCaulley. Third Row: MarTha Bowling, PaT Sucui, Frances McDonald, Brenda Curnrnings, Angie Guerra, Sharon Greenbaurn, Sharon T-louse, Brenda lnrnan. l23 Marcell Codispoli, Tom Lincoln, Tom Hufli, Paul lvlaizuri,Jol1n Raclu. Money Colleclorsz Firsl' Row: Darlene Slillca. Pal' Walerson, Kim lvlonlqomery, Kalliy Talarides. Second Row: Ray Russ, Nora Floyd. Denise Reid Jim Kolaqides. Proiectionisrs And Money Collectors The Proieclionisls Club lias clone much service for llwe school. Tlwey aid leacloers by running llie proieclors in various classes and by sliowiriq llwe noon movie. Tlwe money lor llie movies is colleclecl al llwe cloor by a group of volunleers. llieir ad- visor was Mr. James Roberlson. IVurseEs Aids ApproximaTely I2,000 sTudenTs visiT The nurse's oTTice each year. WiTh This increasing amounT, one can see The need Tor The nurse's aids. Some oT Their duTies are Tali- ing TemperaTures and clerical work. All oT These girls are volun- Teers and many oT Them are in- TeresTed in enTering The medical proTession. if ,,. ,,.....,. Firsf Row: Ka-:Thy Robb, Janice TerreTT, Deborah Gurney, Marie Sabo. Second Row: PaT Varner, Dale Penix, Mildred Salmen, Carmela MezquiTa, Carole Dolmas, CynThia Myers, Debbie Richmond. FirsT Row: Doug March, Loren PemberTon Rick OlmsTead, Ed Eubanlcs. il!! Gus Vaughn, Ty PruiTT, Mr. E. McBride: advisor. Second Row: Larry Louchin, Stage Crevv Assemblies, producTions and special evenTs are iusT a Tew oT The sTage crew's many Tasks. They are responsible Tor having props, scenery and lighTs available guiclcly. The crew is in charge oT The props Tor The Thespian plays and The musical producTion by The choir in The spring. The group advisor was Mr. Eugene Mc- Bride. I25 Firsf Row: Denise Beamer, Chris Vega, Anila Evans, Susan Harmon, berla Lieber. Third Row: Sharon Bradley, Chuck Shaheen, Linda Massou, Regina Lamm, Judy Kurzen, Dorlhea Mack. Second Row: LouAnn Gary Eckle-s,WolodmyrPechenuk, Regina Sebeck, Barbara Hoover. MCVey, Bea Rupp, Cindy Rowlell, Pam Haywood, Chris Peirison, Ro- I 0 The Ediior of lhe Chanficleer lhis year was Tom Halhaway. l26 Members of ihis year's Chanficleer Sfaff prepare ihis year's publicalion Chonticleer Stuff Chanficleer is Jrhe lilerary magazine of McKinley High School. H is in iis fiflh year of pulolicaiion com- posed of siudenis' composiiions, poelry and arl worlc. Worlcs submiiied +o lhe magazine are chosen by ihe English Jreachers. The siaii advisor is Mrs. Pal Wil! liams. me FirsT Row: Kafhy TaTarides, Cleo Coleman, Diana Cohen, Judy Mussulin, Cheryl SingleTon, Chuclc Shaheen, Gary Eclcles, Tom l-iaThaway. Sam Chris Peirison, BerTha Bailey, Denise Beamer. Second Row: JaneT Wer- Gallus, Chrisiine Clover. ner, Carol Drury, Brenna BesT, Beverly Ruzic, Judy Kurzen. Third Row: Times Staff T.. The McKinley Times, ediTed by Bea Rupp, conTinued To uphold iTs repuTaTion as an ouTsTancling paper. lnTorming The sTudenT body OT all school acTiviTies Trom sporTs To The laTesT Tads is iTs main purpose. This year The Times had a correspondenT in ATrica in order To TurTher bring news To The sTudenTs. The advisor oT The paper This year was Mrs. l-lorne. fmumsq 1 T Always ready wiTh a smile, was This year's ediTor-in Times' EdiTors This year did a qreaT iob puTiinq Toqelher a Tine paper. chieif, Bea Rupp. FT ul A . K X if g..4X R its Sharon SmiTh EACU LTY EDITOR NIcKinIeyiTe Lance Schneier MANAGING EDITOR Stuff Chris Benson and Mary Papadopoulos ACTIVITIES EDITORS W Km .T su ay PaT Homer INTRODUCTORY EDITOR The members of The McKinIeyiTe STaTT have spenT many Iong hours oT preparaTion and hard work To produce The I968 McKinIeyi+e. This yearbook will hoId a Treasure house OT memories Tor aII The sTudenTs in The TuTure years of Their Iives. The members of The sTaTT would IiIce To Thank all Those sTudenTs who showed Their enThusiasm by buying This Treasure house oT memories. Q mf' -ff A X ,,, . I 3 I if ' 1 J i I N I if bf SSI f A I I i I I A Igvf I LIL., .Ni A ff? hx ' ' Mike Mull Carol WiI'mer SPORTS EDITOR AD MANAGER sth' mf Mr. RosseHi Rosie Grady STAFF ADVISOR UNDERCLASS EDITOR ei it . A Regina Lamm SENIOR EDITOR A I Ii X3 hal 'F , X .N A I 1 ASSISTANTS-Seafed: He-Ien Babych, Nan Sabroff. Kmhy- Andreadis, CarmeIIa Mesquiha, Ru'rI'1 Chenaulf, Linda Massou, MarIene Cohen, Barb I-Ioover. Sfanding: Linda Kovacs, Sam Terrence. Sharon BradIey. I29 'EI I 355 65 Sports Think Young v EDITOR: V Make Mull ASSISTANTS: Som Torrence Richard Lorson W -sififiig . . Go, Fight, Win UW .eajfiff EL W is . .Fi f i : i ll- V ?'l' H, , , , 'iii Bulldogs Sour, But Then Fuller Tlne I967 Canlon McKinley l:igl1ling Bulldogs lumped oil lo a line slarl by winning llweir lirsl live loolball games plus llwe number one spol in llie slale ralings. Tlweir lirsl win was a comeelrom-belwind viclory over an always lougln Niles lvlcliinley. llie Pups, alllwouglw oul- sized, cinclied llwe win I9-I4 willw a louclidown in llie final minules. Tlne Bulldogs conlinued on llwe road lo viclory willw an aslounding 32-7 win over lime Warren l-larding Blaclc Panllwers, and llien added a 51-20 romping ol Daylon Rollw lo llleir record. Cross-lown rival Lincoln was llwe nexl viclim in llwe Pup's slring of viclories. Prediclions were llnal llwe game would be close, buf llwe Bulldogs pulled our a 27 lo 6 win over llne Lions. lvlclfinley rounded oul l'l1e lirsl lnall ol llwe season by lrouncing Cenlral Callnolic 44-6. Fnrsl' Row: R. Marlin, A. Tibbs, A. Cook, J. Mancini, L. lvlilan, J. Shimelc. Second Row: D, Summers, M. Duclcsworllw, R. Truill' C Dulvo l-l Max L Downing, lvl. Bush, G. Swear, J. Reese, S. Gallus, G. Davidson. Lewis, T. Bowersox, J. lmes, R. McDonald, R. Lelzlore J Brandyberry Firsi' Row: Dan Brooks, Head Csach Ron Chlsrnar, Second Row: Howard Allman Ray Dillon, Chuck Splelrnan. ,X ,f N. IA i Iliff!!! 1 Q! T r R w C Ellis, B. Ross, C. Gardner, B. Haines, l, Marshall, B. Fourfh Row: J. Evans M Macrndes J Harris M l-lunler E Jamerson os nr as P, Moors, M. Jackson, E. McMillan, M. Honlas, R. T. Gibbons, R. Johnson N DeGregorlo R Walker L Wawsner R Gres Nulkol M Snell L. Rippey, D. Ellioll if go JL' ... R X J ga... M A ii QW' y 'Q 22 1 A If if-1 -X J .k Q -- IL- 'V' 'i G .M Q.....i ,. ...... .... ... K, . -..f- -..Q ., , . . .-.r . if - , STeubenviIle opened The second halT oT our season by nipping The Bulldogs 20-I5, and uprooTing Them Trorn Their number one spoT. The win was The resuIT oT a Tlulce Touchdown in The IasT second OT play. McKinley, however, bounced baclc The nexT weelc and pounded Toledo De- Vilbiss 33-I4. The Pups ruined any chances Tor a sTaTe TiTIe by dropping a 20-I4 decision To a Tired-up Alliance Team. This loss was Tollowed by a 2I-I2 deTeaT by an unranlced buT sound Lakewood ST. Edward. McKinley engaged arch-rival Massillon in The IasT game OT The season. The Bulldogs, aTTempTing To snap a Two- ' , e Pig-T s Tn-every phase oT The game excepT The score. The Bulldogs were rallying Tor a possible winning Touchdown when an inTercepTed pass Toiled The aTTernpT and decided a 20-I5 Bulldog loss. SEASON SCOREBOARD 6 Wins 4 Losses McKINLEY OPPONENT I9 ....... ... Niles McKinley .... ..... . I4 32 ..... .. Warren Harding . .. .. 7 SI... .. DayTon RoTh ....2O 27 ..... ..... L incoln .... .. 6 44 ..... .. CenTraI CaThoIic . .... 6 I5 ..... .. STeubenviIIe . .... 20 33 ..... .. Toledo DeViIbiss . ..: . I4 I4 ..... ........ A Iliance ....... .... 2 O I2. .. .. Lalcewood ST. Edward .... ....2I I5 ..... ...... M assillon ..... .... 2 O Don ScoTT award winner Ted Bowersox plunges over Tor The score. -nun I Back in my arms again Wlwafl Me Worrx,'? Ecshafic Bulldogs signify a fouchdown. Km rw Limemeri Mike Bush and Joe Mancini provide Hwe needed inferfcrerce. .1 Haifback Ronnie Marfin scampers Hwrouqh a fieid of mud. 'yr 1-i - K is W 'ii 5, 5, ,. I ii m ff' '1 lc., 2 3 1- is 1.-W 'fw ix ,J if Ii A If Cr 'S if 2, Q., ,W vii QQ sl - K , ,,a,., Q. ...-4 , .n v W 4 V y , , , ,... . , ..... al , WNW- ' -. E 'ff 7 .ef rw 6 '2 P' M 5-75 T -ff 4 ff :tw ' v , 5 ffagy 'Numb W .4 were My X Misha 'WW wqeeeeee 4 if an 45 'W' we .Q .ee A, Kg ms- ,gf QWYTQEQ 1 Q. SU M ef iv' X .Q ,V K., , 'B , , 5 Q., , . . .,,. . - . A - . awe' , .. 1 -GK:-We-1-af.:.w f 1 ef- T AV-P ' -T :ws , ,.,Mf'?irs ' A gi- A ......1?41Ag. ' ev., ffm ,..w.. X,.f1'eie:,,.c-V'-ff wma M, V yu- .. -ff., . ,,., ew . . , Q , T we sa- lg ' MarTin broughT down aTTer gaining some needed yardage. AlThough The Sophomore Reserves sTarTed ouT The season dropping Three of The TirsT Tour games played, They made a greaT comeback winning The remaining Tour games. Even Though The Team was hurT by losing Tive sophomores To The varsiTy Team, The players Tilled Their places well. Playing Their home games aT Mason Field, The Team, led by Coach WolTe, was inspired by The Tine passing oT Joe Babics, The Tremendous running oT RoosevelT Birl and Ed Floyd, and The excellenT deTensive line including RoberT ClayTon and John DeSTeTano. Coach WolTe summed up The season by saying, This year's Team was The TinesT McKinley has had. Firsf Row: G. Provens, M, Kosunick, J. Babics, D. MounT, B. Hay- wood, J. Nemefh, J. Shimer, N. Walker, D. Ball, D. D'AnTonio, J. DesTeTano. Second Row: B. Sares, R. Early, J. MarTin, R. Rich, J. KoTagides, C. HamilTon, M. Bush, B. Rinq. T. Means, R. ClayTon, SCOREBOARD McK. OP 6 .... .. Cuyahoga Falls ... ... I4 .... . Massillon . . . . .38 I8 .... .. Akron Hoban .. ...I4 O .... . .. BarberTon .... .. .22 28 .... .. Akron ST. VincenT ... ... I8 .... . . Perry Reserves . . . . . 2 .... ... Cleve. Lake ST. Edward .. ... 22 .... .. STeubenville . ... I6 Sophomore Reserves E. Floyd, B. Spencer, N. Pimpas. Third Row: P. PapacosTa, R. Gardner, R. Brown, R. Birl, D. Roman, J. McGill, D. DeGraTTinreed, B. MarTin, D. Capobianco. S. Hurd, D. Church, L. Ford. 7773 mf, T i 1 F 335 rn.. .1.sfa.'p is ... .ft . K 4 Firsi Row: R. Green, R. Fields, M. STranan, J. Wesley, L. Dowdy, D. lngram, R. Clark, T. King, R. Umbles, R. Williams, J. Paulus, C. Ross. Second Row: W. ObesTer, T. Green, J. Rucker, D. Ardman, L. lmbly, J. Umbles, D. BurT, B. Summers, J. Dubose, J. Hoon, M. SCOREBOARD McK. OPP. I4... .. Edmond Jones 0 24. .. .. Akron l-loban . . O 0... CenTral ..O 36... .. ST.VincenT .. .. 6 20 .... ...... L incoln ...... .... O I6. .. . . EasT Liverpool .. . . 6 I2... .... Dover ...... ....26 30... .. Lorin Andrews ....l2 I4... .. Akron l-loban .. .. O 6 ................ EasT Liverpool ................ 6 The Trosh Team began a Tine season by winning Tive ouT oT The TirsT six games played. Wi+h The greaT playing oT offensive back Reggie Kelly, who ran Tor eleven Touch- downs during The Ten games played, and Carey Cook, oTTensive end and deTensive middle guard, The Treshmen ended The season wiTh a smashing 7-I-2 record. 4, , Groskie, D. MarTin, Mgr. Third Row: D. Wher, R. Freemon, M. Carver C. Cook, N. Obrovic, J. Donovon, A. DeMarzio, J. DesTiTano, J Quiney, H. Larkins, C. Quiney, B. Dean, M. Lombardi. Fourfh Row E. Borden, Mgr., R. Kelley, D. Turner, F. MounT. Freshmen Dowdy Heading Tor The goal line. ' ... 4 . vas- .. . ' -,s,. .. Firsf Row: R. Vance. M. Jackson, E. Lemon, N. Weafherspoon, R. Rubin, G. Burf, H. Lewis, J. Dickey. Claybourne, M. Ammond, M. McClellan. Second Row: M. Hun'rer, S. Varsity Shows hFons Exching Season COACHES: John McBride, Bolo Evans, head coach Bob Ruperf, Don Evere+'r, FranlnAlber1'a BoskeTboII AlThough The Bulldogs sTarTed ouT The sea son wiThouT Senior playmalcer Don Johnson, They sTill posTed a Tine record oT I3 wins ouT oT I8 regular season games. BeaTing Massillon in boTh games played Tor The Third year in a row., The cagers ended The season by losing a hard-ToughT game To Their arch rivals, The Lin- coln Lions. xl Y A l QNX.. KL! . Q.-'fi ., i' V . .iw ll 5 l ll' 'E j j X Irmi , k Fierce sTruggIe againsT Alliance. 132' xv' Finders Keepers! This is baskeTball? Despite Slow Sturt, Bulldogs Even Jrhough people were heard lo say lhal lvloliinley was pu+ up againsl easy learns in lournamenl play , lhe slalemenl' proved lo be false. The cagers were 'lighling lhe whole game, every game, as Shown in lhese lournarnenl pic- lures. ln lhe piclure in The upper lell, Lemmon is in a fierce slrug- gle for lhe ball. Upper righl' shows lv1cKinley's Ron Clabourne keeping lhe ball iusl oul of The reach of his opponen+'s oul- slrelchecl arm. A+ lhe righl, Vance and Clabourne are unable lo snag lhe rebound. A I42 o 1 i.aa Q . Roll To District Championship SEASON SCOREBOARD The Tighiing McKinley Bulldogs, ailer crushing such Tor- midable opponenis as S+. Thomas Aquinas, Canion Souih, Marlingion, Massillon, and Keni Rooseveli, found ihemselves being ousied from iournameni play by a fine Euclid ieam. However, we are blessed wiih many reiurning leiiermen who have seen a lol of iournameni play, and we hope io have a good nucleus around which +o build nexi year's Team. To coaQh,Bob Ruperj and his fine Team. we say Thank MCKINLEY OPPONENT 84 ............ Columbus Norih .... ..... 6 4 77 .... .. Toledo SCOTT . .. . . . . .64 63 .... Lima Senior .. .....65 92 .... .... A lcron Ceniral ... . . . . .57 37 .... Farrell, Pa. .. .....50 7I .... Alliance .. .....47 62 .... ... Cuyahoga Falls .. ... . .65 63 .... .... D ayion Chaminade ... . . . . .48 49 .... .... C olumbus Easi ... . . . . .60 48 .... .. . Massillon . . . . . .47 79 .... .... W arren . ..... 45 56 .... .... T imken .... ..... 4 3 54. . . .... Ken? Rooseveli . .. . . . . .49 48... .... Lehman .... .....45 78. . . . . . Ceniral Caiholic .... .. . . .37 7I... Massillon .....49 80... .... Alcron Souih .... .. . . .64 33... .... Lincoln .. .....38 Secfional 83... ..... Qalcwood .....27 70... .... S+. Thomas Aquinas ... . .47 56 ..... Canion Souih .....46 Dis'fric+ 74 ..... .... M sflingian ..... sz 87 ..... . . . Massillon . .. . . .46 Regional 58 ..... ... Keni Rooseveli .... ,... . 5i 5l... .... Euclid .... .....59 you for an excelleni and exciiing season if 1 ,. A fb , . T S T . . 4 ,sw iii- ii li T. ii f ...ii R ,E ll's'isT4 s Y Three Bulldogs admiring some of The iruii of Their labor. I43 . l Vance drives in for 'rwo poinfg . . . while Hunfer qefs his from cufsxde The Many Forms Of Point Making and Claybourne sneaks one from ine key 4' ,af i I45 Has anyone seen The ball? Reserves fXlThough This year's reserve baslceTball Team sTarTed ouT The season wiTh a loss To Lima Senior, The caqers were quick To piclc up The winning pace. Downing such Toes as Timlcen. Akron CenTral, Lincoln, and Alliance, The Bull- clogs Thus showed Their superioriTy on The baslceTball Tloor. The cagers were led in shooTing by Joe Babics and Dan Roman. They were Tollowecl in This caTeqory by SmiTh, Bush, ancl HamilTon. FirsT Row: E. Burgh, J. Babics, R. Hill, R. Kelly. H. PapaTheo- L. Jacobs. S. STevens, D. ChlysTa, D. Roman. lvl. Bush, E. HooTen, dorous, W. Suggs, R. Flowers. C. HamilTon. Second Row: Mgr. B. Ring. B. Mack, Coach Bob EVGHS. L! kj 34 hi Nun 'M . . Firsf Row: D. Johnson, W. Miller, C. Allen. J. Urnbles, T. Spilios, J. Wesley, G. Lowe. Second Bow: J. Dubois, M. Maffes, D. Calhoun. R: Wehf D. Wehr. D. Bianchi, G. Gonzales. Third Row: A. Dimarzio, D. Turner, L. Dowdy, K. Lee-per, L. Wnnn, L. Jordan. Umbges up for MO' BuHdogs cager caged in. Freshmen McKinley Mermen Firsf Row: B. Raider, G. Grunau, J. Wise. E. Eubanks. J. Unger. B. Sauf- Finzer, S, Levin, J, Unger, C. Hewifh J. Sfrafa. S. Murphy. F. Nemefh. J 'I'ers, B. Hoffman, A. Sfinson, M. Mull. Second Row: Coach Branin, R. Pru1H,B,Manard, M, Fulmer, E. Hickman. L A quick sfarf is essenfial +o winning. Return To Power T' f -rg e T ,T U ..' , 'K I Q '- T ' ,ui ve me Q if W' , .. q ,,1, ., 7' T 0 Q H ei! i ..f 'ri7'i'1f.i SauTTers splashes To success. Divers Milne McDermoTT, Gary lvlaser, and Coach Mull. s Q 'V ,W : A A ,T ,s,r. iw X Vrkrr k i' ll 1 .. 4. T.. is s --r.VA A The McKinley swimmers bounced back This year To The ranks of The sTaTe's eliTe aTTer having suffered a rebuilding year lasT season. Under The slcillTul direcTion oT Coach Ted Branin and Tormer swim greaT MarTy Mull, The mermen swam Their way To a winning season. The Bulldogs, however, were sfill wiThouT The services OT a pool oT Their own. PracTices were held in neighboring requlaTion size pools or in The shorTer Y.W.C.A. pool. Home meeTs were sTaged aT The uY.W'vr Coach Mull and Bob Hoffman confer over The pasT race. is T I l I :ri 9753 X 5,5 Swimmers garlwer fo menfally prepare for Hue momemf of frufrw. -Q...- m 'Hf-.,,. 'L-N.. vwww My M,,z0 U MW' 'il ,..ao up, up and away-y-y . Tonkers Fourth In State . . Brenin, Couch Ot The Year SEASON SCOREBOARD McKlNLEY OPPONENT 7 66 Dover Y.M,C.A. 29 3l Upper Arlington 64 82 Warren Western Reserve I3 47 Kent State 48 47 Firestone 48 62 Berea 33 29 Univershy School 66 74 Alliance 2l 42 Western Reserve Academy 53 59 Rocky River 36 58 Warren Harding 37 47 Firestone 48 7I Massillon 24 35 Kent State 60 56 Lakewood 39 Grove City Relays Fourth Upper Arlington Triangular Second District Meet Third State Meet Fourth C. T. Branin: Coach ot the Year Gary Grunau shows the torm that took State. Under a policy ot swimming only the best, the Bulldogs swam their way to a season record ot eight wins and seven losses. The pups dropped three ot their losses by scores ot 47-48, two ot which were at the hands ot arch'-rival Akron Firestone. ln District competition, the mermen placed third and gualitied nine boys tor State competition. First places went to Mike McDermott, Mike Mull, Gary Grunau, and the 200 yard medley relay team ot Ed Eubanks, Grunau, John Unger, and Alan Stinson. The Pups captured tourth in the State meet atter a tour- teenth place tinish last year. Grunau was the only gold medal winner as he took tirst in the IOO yard breaststroke. Bob Sautters captured second place in the IOO yard treestyle. Head Coach Ted Branin was named Coach ot the Year by the state's swimming coaches. I5l Lel's go! 'P ,gb he , wr.. Mixed emofions prevail before 'flue meer. ar' ,gs W' V! X + -cyl 4, Slinson slarls llwe anclwor leg of llwe relay. r FL ,, V, K -f sv., V rf fl' . Yi' Q w ,..... 'alfa 2. lf? 'R Welle if iif? in B T,,, ,M .H-qu' 15733 .--A N W lv1:,m New lnnovalions help fo keep lhe Bulldogs a perennial power. Soc if lo 'em swimmers! E 5 1'----.-. 2' llll ,l 3 ll l f i , 5 f A Cheer for The opponenls concludes The meel. f' l if FirsT Row: B. Kemp, T. Moore, L. lvlaThis, B. Wilson, D. Burch, J. DesTeTano. Second Row: B. Johnson, Mgr. E. Jones, R. TruiT, R. Lelzlore. M. Pressley. B. Spencer, J. Vergis, Mgr. Wrestling WresTling is one oT The sporTs ThaT puTs pressure on The individual. Mc- lcinley's wresTling Team has The indi- viduals ThaT pass The TesT. This year's maTmen meT vicTory in almosT all Their encounTers. Coach WolTe guided his leTTerrnen and Their undersTudies Through a very rewarding season. The reserves Tollowed The pace. This year under coach WellendorT They en- ioyed anoTher successTul season. Fu- Ture Teams will learn Trom The mis- Talses oT This year's Team buT will also look Toward Their example. The Pups again showed well in The sTaTe compeTiTion. A wresTler proves Thar McKinley always ends up on Top. The ups , . . ...and downs of wrcsHimq. f S fl fp f. ' --.ik A HOVCG SWUQQIS - -- ...buf a winner every Time -.,,...--- ov 4-f',.'.' , ' ,, L - ,. , : , sf' filly l -, K ez' From The conlribulion of our five All-Cily Wres- Jrlinq Champions, Canlon McKinley succeeded in winning Hue firsl annual All-Clly Wreslling Tour- narnenl Huis season. Firsf Row: Ray Trulll Reeader Lelzlore Emrnil Jones Second Row: Bob Wilson Dwiglwl Burclw l56 l'm ready if you are! 5 ' .N,..wW..:. S .. A McKinley wresller all lied up willw his wor hi Firsi' Row: L. Hodges, J. Branlley, D. Smillw, L. Dillard, M. Brown. Second Row: R. Powell, S.Tl1ompson, F. Love, M. Macrides, B. Rocloclcer 2 Reserves x Cauqlwl off-guard. Roady lar aclionl Varsity Cheerleaders VICTORY! VlCTORYl VlCl'0RYl This year's VarsiTy CapTain, Sharon SmiTh Vim, vigor and hard worlq ap- peared To be The characTerisTics ThaT were enThusiasTically display- ed by our cheerleaders. Under The new direcTion oT lvliss Ash, a Tormer McKinley cheerleader, The girls lcepT The school spiriT alive as They cheered our boys Through vicTory as well as deTeaT. The close Teamworlc OT The cheer- leaders enabled Them To presenT various new cheers and chanTs To The sTudenT body Through our pep rallies. 58 We're wiTh you, Team, so Tighll Bev Ruzic Chryse Spencer Karen Merrin RuH1Cl'1enaul+ Marlene Perlman Reserve Cheerleaders As wiTh The VarsiTy, The reserves showed greaT spiriT as They led cheers ThroughouT The reserve games. Occasionally, when a varsiTy cheerleader couldn'T parTicipaTe, The Reserves had The opporf TuniTy To cheer along wiTh The resT OT The VarsiTy squad. A Also under The direcTion oT Miss Ash, The Re- serves displayed Their abiliTy ThaT will ineviTably lead Them To a VarsiTy posiTion in TuTure years. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Sheri Perlman, Pam Domer, Cindy BarneTT, Captain: Sharon Brand. Debbie Ohliger. Marie Carrozzi. Miss Ash shows The, Reserves some secreTs of a good cheer. l60 .. . Ai praciice The Cheerleaders Are Highly Spirited . . . F3 1 farm tm' ' ' new 'ii' l4 Firsf Row: B. Gainer. B. Bryant S. Smifh. R. Lamb. Second Row: D. Marlin, B. Dawson. R. Ampudia, J. Hacha. B Wrighf, C. Cooley. H '65 wi QA W In 553 . . .V -pf-W PM W B , Yule Vs. Harvard K ' 'WNAe-GL Q..,Q:: t. S . Y X tnss 1 6 B . Firsf Row: K. Sfrong, B. Rilchie. C. Spencer. C. Coleman. Second Row: B. Wilder, V. Van Horn. I. Dickey, D. Jones, S. Geiselman, B. Pringle. lf ww 4 ,. K 15 .4 may il Y' xx K Whose ball is il? l Because Jrlwis year's yearboolq will publicalioun before flue annual Yale-l-larvallelfqa 1 ei . e unablel fgflinnounce The winner oil-Hne SkIllQ,.lf'SL,JEqu7ally c:lEi?llPulelHf'be1'ween ' L xx ' l V' N Hb! sljloufld 'ro bean excifing naflgndlilmnllllnq Qne. i'f 'lJ-'X ll' I avi, ly 5- K uv, .L la' L' -N Lfx- xl' x. : 3,5 Lv! W A ,M ,W l be fa ' L 'l' I LX 11 W l Anxiously awailing The oufcorne of a foul slwol. fl I A L To .,. X L ,V xl J, if K L 'Pal L 3 X l C' l ,V Q Q , V Q -' , , ll lr, L , 1 3' My lu l V .L L 'LX x. Nix guy. . v uh 1 , 1 1. , .N il X, Q 1 I , l M X, lk' . , ' X' L1 'll l ll' N' . l g l , X ll gl l l'-' ll x l l ,H 'vii ilxgll kl. b, gvi rl .' , ' X Ht lb' G A mad scramble for llle ball. , V , fyr L Spring Sports Previewed 4.511 'N J 2, ag-l7, '!5 Firsf Row: N. Walker, A. Cook, D. Johnson, G. Mack, R. Morgan, D. N. Knox, J. Unger G Mack, T. Clifford W Henderson. Second Row . - . . : B. Ross, I. Robinson, R. Walker, R. Russ, M. Snell, D, Jones, M. Crenshaw J. Flowers. N.. WeaTherspoon. Third Row: K. Johnson, D. Ball, R. Gardne As is The case wiTh many yearbooks The spring sporTs are noT sTarTed unril aTTer The publicaTion daTe. Therefore, iT is virrually impossible for The yearbook To render an accuraTe accounT of such sporTs as Track, golf, baseball and Tennis. As a resulT, The sporTs sTaff has decided ThaT iT would be more appropriaTe To give a preview of This year's Teams raTher Than The records of lasT spring's season. This way The aThleTes who parTicipaTe on These Teams and are mem- bers of The class oT 68 will be included in The l968 McKinleyiTe. A The I968 ediTion oT The Bulldogs Ti ll Team is again expecTed To dominaTe CanTon Track circ However, sTiTf compeTiTion could possibly arise from cross-Town rival Lin- coln. McKinley is paced by veTeran Trackmen Jim Unger, Garland Mack, GarTh Mack, and WalTer Henderson. Unger and The Mack broThers are compeTing in The disTance and semi-disfance races, while Henderson covers The dashes. The Bulldog Thinclads are also expecTed To make fine show- ings in The DisTricT, Regional, and STaTe meefs. I64 Brown,'B. Boylan, G. Schrade, E. SwinT, R. Olivera, C. Poling, T. Mack, G. Eckles. Fburih Row: D. Edwards, L. Dillard, O. Henderson, M. Walker. JGrimesHRbTSRbGSll , . , . o er s, . u in, . ne, M. Jackson, R. TruiTT, L. Ford. Vi 'famed' Henderson hifs The wire To climax anofher Bulldog vicfory. They're off and running! s L Jim Unger shows The defermmahon If fakes fo be a winner. I 'K' W , gm X ss K ,tau S K .. - We x Xswiz. ' su .ss.'!'ln-sxwksm 'EN ' Thincluds Destined Track co To Su ccess aches Allman. Evans, and Spielrnan gafher afrerw ,ffm-E g Q ards fo discuss fhe pas? Track meer. f . 'af ' hs,r,s r - fax: .',f Wfgfw, wif? Hoskins shows The form ThaT makes him one OT The leading Bulldog piTchers. As wiTh Track. The baseball season doesn'T open unTil The yearbook is already published. Led by Coach Dan Brooks, This year's Team will show The deTerminaTion, skill. and cunning To make This season successful as well as exciTing. WiTh The loss oT only Two players and sparked by a new, brighT prospecT. Joe Babics, The Bulldogs will be sure To seT The pace. ln addiTion To The Tine hiTTing oT Jim Davis combined wiTh The greaT defensive work oT Ben Hoskins on The mound and Gerald Davidson behind The plaTe, The TighTing Bulldogs have experienced players in every posiTion on The Tield. Playing Their home games aT Cook's Park, The Bulldogs will be going all ouT To prove Themselves as greaT as The name implies. Bulldog Sluggers Will Swing To Success The momenT of suspense while The baTTer awaiTs The ball. Boffom Row: M. Norris, E. Alecusan, J. Babies, T. Bowersox, G. Moore, G. Davidson, L. Irons. Back Row: Coach Brooks, L. MiIan, D. Hendershof E. Coberly, B. Hoskins, J. Davis, R. Brown, B. Hoffman, J. Vergis, manager, Coach Wolfe. Hendershof warms up wifh a quick game of cafch I gof if! I qof if! McKinley's golf Team will Try To prove Their superioriTy over local Teams when They hiT The Tairway This spring. All members oT The Team are reTurning leTTermen ex- c:epT Doc Todd, who's a Tresh- man. Led by new coach, Herman Ros- seTTi, The golf Team will hosT Their home maTches aT Tam O'ShanTer Golf Course. I68 RE Le'fT To Right: T. Zernechel, M. ConcenTraTion is The key To a good golTer. Sadowslcy, E. Todd, P. Veno, and C. Timmons. 2 I 5 ' Qaswuamm. ij ye. N. FUNUI .PFW Q K e Leff fo Righf: M. McDermoH, J. Cooper. B. Saufiers, L. Schneier. A Smashing Forehand. X, - -.., , , J' v a l il of ,, Vx. i Qf i 9 I1 H . I S The ne+'rers of McKinley High School will once again skillfully play ihe couris 'ro malce lhe season a successful one. Along wiih lhe leadership of Coach Bolo Ruperl, Jrhe Tennis learn will display rhe vigor and srrong dererminafion il' Jralces io acquire a memorable record. Advertisements --A R A Think Young . . EDITOR: Corol Wirmer ASSISTANTS: Borb Hoover Lindo Mossough xmnwmgi Yr Trrflq , T kjwm hm 4 .fr . Youth Sets The Trend 1 3-'frm x 'Mr S 4 '32 -, , i , I7l Q 'f' .1l'm . ,'.':f'2?, .--Q -fiilffslfd. - i ' R H l A - .sg pill.-f:g1 'pV.fl' t, Q! -, N u xy R -ig ' 'iiif'L'ff':i Il'!ilii5l-Tiff- ull i: ': 'Mi-i' : - 5 jg f1,.i.qnn'ii,'flE 'iz' 4 I- 'iff 'ilu 'J le!ii'Ig5a 'QJPf'F.f!Jjff3i '72-. iii ' F '.,1 .5-Q,-'.'3 ' ',h'.'-7 A ,- 'V I ' fy li:'I'?'i rl'l2'E' -, 'lf' f iqlf.,-ii,,fi',sRlN f N ,fl 1 i ' f lx vi' . F E tt we H mi ff -ffl 557 ' 'lf V HIM 493.-3' ll 9? prhs ii- i X 1 I , X f' I iii, XXNR' - kg.. N W H 'Q' if ,gg ii -ii .ga Q - -ii' ' . ..i'52U:f 43 ' x I 7 it E F Wm ff S WE' l we if ' 4253 ff - W , rf H ,, - E- ou probably recall that at one point in her adventures in wonderland, Alice found she had to keep running faster and faster to stay in the same place. We know how she felt. Over the years, dozens of companies have challenged the leadership of Hoover cleaners . . . unsuccessfully. We've maintained our leadership through a constant program of product development and improvement for our cleaners, and for our many other products. So, in effect, we keep running faster and faster to stay where we've always been . . . in first place. It isn't easy, but it would be a lot tougher without the dedicated skills of all the men and women of The Hoover Company. 'I THE HUUVER GOMPANY a proud past . . . an exciting future J i S Q .Z Q DELICIOUS CREAM DONUTS FINE PAsTRlEs DONUTS CAKES GLAZED PIES CREAM STIX SWEET ROLLS JELLY BUNS COOKIES FRIED CAKES Decorated cakes for all occasions Specializing in Wedding cakes 3l06 Mahoning Road, N.E. Phone 456-2449 Free Delivery High school days will be long remembered as happy ones. But the opportunities which lie ahead promise to be just as rewarding and exciting. Ohio Power Company, as part of the electric utility industry, will play avital role in meeting the challenges of tomorrow. mm-sem uma Powfn coumzw fi 'Y' 9. Carol and Mike admire Arf's famous Keepsake rings. An Open Leffer fo Each Member of The Class of '68 Dear Senior. You are abouf fo embark upon one of fhe greafesf advenfures of your life. Four years of hard work and sfruggle are behind you and fhe fufure is waifing fo unfold. Buf fhis is nof a fime fo look back. If is a fime of looking forward-a fime of making plans for fhe fufure. Perhaps you are going fo furfher your sfudies in college, or affend a vocafional school, or gef a iob. Whafever your plans, remember fhaf you are one of fhe leaders of fomorrow. H' is upon your shoulders fhaf fhe welfare of fhis greaf nafion lies. ln order fo reap fhe benefifs of fhis counfry. you musf help provide for ifs direcfion. Therefore, I say fo you, Good Luck and may your decisions be guided by frufh, loyalfy, and love of freedom. A Friend THINKING ABOUT YOUR CAREER? See us-We'd like Io Iaik wiiii you NATIONWIDE INSURANCE IOI4 Markei' Ave. N. 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Hemphill roll is readied for si service in a rolling mill ata ' LII 3-1739! giant steel plant Memphis: Antiquated fire 1 l l , alarms are replaced by a 1 bd , modern, more extensive Bliss- P I Gamewellcodedalarmsystem. fx fy, A 'XQKK Tampa: Revolutionary Bliss- Eagle traffic control system Cape Kennedy: Bliss-built nozzles and engine parts help guide a Minuteman missile 5,000 miles down range uses an 'electronic brain to synchronize traffic flow. Even as these events are taking place, others are in the making. Bliss breaks ground in Canton Ohio for a new three-story office building. . . ships a complete can-making line to a major food packer . . . expands operations in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania by opening a new 73,000-square-foot roll shop . . . negotiates a contract for prototype production of parts for an advanced rocket sys- tem. Everywhere in this growing, changing world, you'll find Bliss LW. . . . growing and changing with it. 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Q' ' I , 77f'7fQ ff X A ,fl7 3 ,o ff X 2 if Q2 5Zy,,a,,vjVup yyjgzw 27 5 ,yi ff oo , 4 V V, I , H Y If r X K 7, f V f 2 ,fp Xfef Q,2am5?y' ' ,,Wf,QW!57 xif0f4fH f 77VW2? 2204 Z zowwfvf MMV A57 ZZWJPV W jf ff '78 0222 J X 6 M ff XWWWMWL5 ' x 7, CANTON: Home of Progressive Business PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS SINCE l927 Convenient Locations To Serve You I 00 v V M l P l St d Manrfs Teen Panel representative for M K l k I1 I d I d th I I I1 IU OVIYIG OH G VIEWGS GS lt doesn't cost any more to get the very best. For your gift that will be remembered a lifetime. Give a Rossi Portrait. Anthony Rossi Studio 135 Sixth Stnnt N. W., Canton, Ohio GI-0030.0 63352 I 9 PIZZAS, PLATTERS 8: PROFITS Every record company gambles on each new release. Duds far outnumberthe hits.Acompany's stockholders receive only about 373 of the money you plunk down for a new record. And manufacturers of tapered roller ,ii bearings, steel and li f R K 'ss -lgfli Q W 1, U? 153 rock bits, for in- ni stance, work hard li and plan carefully iii ahead to earn a small percentage of profit. Then'that profit must be divided up again-for new ma- chines, new plants,'new research and to pay back the stockholders who have invested their savings in a company's future. When you think about profits, remember that even the thinnest slices have to go a long way. The Timken Roller Bearing Com- pany, Canton, Ohio. Makers of tapered roller bearings, fine alloy steel and removable rock bits. Profits make the world of Ameri- can business go 'round and 'round. Even though they're usually a thin slice of a company's or a store's total income. Most high school seniors think profits are about 5071, of sales after taxes are paid! Actually, a Fifa shop owner who, on a busy night, sells S100 worth of pizzas is lucky if he winds up with S4 or S5 profit. And that profit doesn't all stay in the owner's pocket. He has to set aside some of it for new equip- ment and perhaps a bigger shop someday. Profits pay for expan- sion in any business. Profits cre- ate new jobs. TIMKEN RCLLER BEARING C0. l l M na,ds A the dive-in with the arches 4629 Cleveland Ave. N.W. 4757 Tusc. W. Means A JOHNN I E'S PASTRI ES Johnnie's Pastries I09 Werh Avenue, N.W. Better Business C Lf CKNTON COLLEGE Dear Senior: CANTON COLLEGE, Canton, Ohio's only ac- credited, oldest and most complete business col- lege invites high school graduates in all courses to train to he tomorrow's Clerks, secretaries and accountants. CANTON COLECE has satisfactorily served the community for 90 years. I um sure you will want to know more about our school and how it may help you plan four future. Sincerely, B. L. MCBEE President Better Community I8l Complimenfs and Besi' Wishes Porfraif PI1o+ograpI1ers 3I45 W. Tusc. 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Can'Ion, Ohio ACTION SHOTS COURTESY OF UNDERCLASS PICTURES THE CANTON REPOSITORY ADAMS, BARBARA Boosfer Club 2, 3, 4: E.S.A. 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Maioreffes 4. ADELMAN, PHILIP Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4: N.F.L. I, 2: Modern Language Club 3, 4: Lafin Club I, 2, 3, 4: College Club 3. ALLEN, BONNIE Boosfer Club I. AMMOND, MICHAEL Boosfer Club 2, 3, 4: Boys' Leaders 3: Foofball I, 2: Baskefball 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2. AMORANDO, LENA Boosfer Club 4. ANTHONY, ROSEMARY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 2: Modern Language Club 3, 4: Library Assisfanf 3, 4: Y- Teens 2, 4. ARMOUR, PATRICIA ARMSTEAD, DANIEL AUSTIN, EUGENE Boosier Club 4: Foofball I. AVERETTE, VICTORIA Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 3, 4: N.F.L. 2, 3, 4: College Club 3: Y-Teens 3. BAGNOLI, JOHN Boosfer Club 4: Lafin Club I. BAILEY, JERRY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Leaders 2, 3: Sfudenf Council 3: Honor Roll 3: N.F.L. I, 2, 3, 4: Modern Language Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: College Club 3: Noon Movie Collecfors 2. BALTZLY, ANITA Boosfer Club 2, 3. 4: College Club 3: Arf League 3, 4: Tliespians I, 2, 3: Librarian 4. BANDURKA, PETER Boys' Leaders 2. BARNETT, CYNTHIA Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Service League 4-Treasurer: 'Medical Arfs I, 2, 3-Secrefary, 4-Presidenf: Red Cross 2: Sludenf Council 3, 4: Class Officer I-Secrefary, 2-Presidenl: Honor Roll I, 3, 4: Lafin Club 2, 3, 4-Presidenf: Or- chesfra 2, 3, 4. BARNEY, LARRY Boosfer Club I, 2: Eoofball I, 2. BARRINO, JACOUELYN Boosfer Club I: Honor Rall I. BAUGHMAN, JUDITH Boosfer Club I, 4: Girls' Leaders 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Swing Band 4. BAUGHMAN, ROBERT Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: McK Bowling I, 2, 3, 4-Presidenf 3, 4. BAZEN, CHERE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3: Modern Language Club 2. BECK THOMAS Boosfer Club I. BECKER, CHARLES BELL, MILDRED Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross I, 2, 3: Siu- denl' Council 4: Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Pep Club 4: Boosfer Sfore Workers 4: Y-Teens 4. BENNETT. SHIRLEY Boosfer Club 3: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 2: Honor Roll 2: Lafin Club 2, 3, 4. BENSON, CHRISTINE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 2, 3-V. Pres., 4-Pres.: Sfudenf Council I: Annual Sfaff 3, 4- Acfivifies Edifor: Modern Language Club I, 2, 3, 4: Library Assisfanf 2: Office Assisfanf 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Arf League 3. 4: Y-Teens 3: Buckeye Girls Sfafe 3: Honor Roll 4. BESOZZl,'CHRISTINE Girls' Service League 4: Modern Language Club I: Honor Rall 4. I86 Senior Index BEST, BRENNA Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 4: Medical Arfs I: Honor Roll 3: Times Sfaff 4: Modern Language Club I: Orcliesfra I. BIEGACZ, ANNE Boosfer Club 3, 4: Girls' Service League 3, 4: F.T.A. 4: Medical Arfs 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3: Nafional Honor 3: Tlwespians 3, 4-Librarian: Lafin Club 2, 3: Library Assisfanf 4: Band I, 2, 3.4: Pep Band 4. BILLE, WILLIAM L. Boosfer Club I, 2, 3. BILLETER, DONALD BILLETER, FRANK C.O E. 4: Swimming I-Diving. BLACKWELL, SHARON Boosfer Club 3, 4. BODNER, RICHARD Boosler Club I. BONNER, GWENN Boosfer Club 4: Red Cross 2-Presidenf 3: Sfu- denf Council 2: Pep Club 3: Office Assisfanf 2: Volleyball Team 2. BOOTH, RAYMOND Boosfer Club 4: Band 4. BOSWELL, DOROTHY Boosfer Club 2, 4: Red Cross 4. BOWERSOX, TED Boosfer Club Council 4: Pep Club 4: Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Baskefball I: Baseball I, 2, 3. 4. BOWLING, MARTHA Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: F.S.A. 3: C.O.E. 4. BOWMAN, DARLENE Boosfer Club 2, 4: Red Cross 3: Concerf Choir 2, 3, 4. BOYLAN, TIM Boosler Club I, 2, 3, 4: Key Club I, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 3: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Nafional Honor 3, 4: Modern Language Club 4: Lafin Club I: Boosfer Sfore Worker 4. BRANTLEY, LEARLEE Nurses Aid 4. BROCK, EUGENE BROWN, EGBERT Boosfer Club I, 4. BROYLES, PATRICIA Boosfer Club 2, 3, 4: Nurses Aid 4. BRUNK. ROSE N.F.L. 2, 3, 4: Arf League 4: Concerf Clwoir 3- Cliorus, 4--Clnoir. BRYANT, BRENDA Boosfer Club 4: Girls' Leaders 3, 4-Treasurer: Medical Arfs 3: Modern Languaoe Club I, 3: Boosler Club Council 4: Pep Club 4-Sec: Treasurer: Library Assisfanf 3, 4-Presidenf: Col- lege Club 3: Yale-Harvard 3: Y-Teens 3: Honor Roll 3, 4. BUMGARNER, CAROL Boosfer Club 4: Nurses Aid 4: Arf League 4. BURTON, ROGER Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Lafin Club 2, 3, 4. BUSH, MICHAEL Boosler Club I, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: Modern Language Club 2: Pep Club 4: Eoofball I. 2, 3, 4: Baskefball I: Science Seminar 3, 4: Honor Roll I, 3, 4. BUSH, OLIVER Boosfer Club I, 2. BYINGTON, JEFFREY BYRD, LEONA Boosfer Club I, 2, 3: Red Cross I: Y-Teens 2. CALDWELL, LARRY Boosfer Club 2. 3: Lafin Club 2. CALLAS, JOHN Modern Language Club 4: Baseball I, 2, 3: Clwess Club I, 4. CARTER, GEORGE , CARTWRIGHT, BETTY Boosfer Club 3, 4. CARTWRIGHT. ROGER Boosfer Club I, 2, 4. CATHER, CHARLES Boosler Club 2, 3, 4: Modern Language Club 2: Bowling 3. CHANDLER, SCOTT Boosfer Club I, 2, 3. 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4-Div. Lf. Gov.: Medical Arfs I: Class Officer 4- Presidenf: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Nafional Honor 3, 4: Plays I, 2, 3, 4: Modern Language Club I, 2, 3-Treasurer, 4: College Club 3: Concerf Clioir 2, 3, 4: Mr. McKinIeyife 4. CHANEY, MURIEL Boosfer Club I, 2. 3. CHARLES, MONA LISA Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Leaders 3. CHESTER, LEONA CH LYSTA, ANDREW Boosfer Club I, 2, 3. 4: Honor Roll 4: Lafin Club I, 2, 3, 4: Chess Club 4. CHRISANTHUS, GUST Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Lafin Club I, 2: Manager I: Bowling League 3: Counselors' Aid 4: Chemisfry Lab Assisfanf 3. CHURCH, BARRY CHURCHILL, RICHARD Boosfer Club 2, 3: Plays 2, 3, 4: Concerf Choir 2, 3, 4. CINDEA, BARBARA Boosfer Club 2, 3, 4: E.S.A. 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Maioreffes 3, 4. CINDIA. EUGENE Boosfer Club 4. CLARK, BECKY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3: F.T.A. I, 2: F.T.A. 4: Medical Arfs I: Lafin Club I, 2: Nurses Aid 2: Y-Teens 4: Office Producfion 4. CLAYBOURNE, RONALD Boosler Club I, 2, 3, 4: Foofball I, 2: Baskef- ball 4. CLOPTON, SANDRA COE, MARTHA Boosfer Club 3, 4: Office Producfion 4. COE, MARY Boosfer Club 3, 4: Honor Roll I, 2. COLE, RICHARD Boys' Leaders 2. COLE, SUZANNE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Plays 3--Make-up Crew: Lafin Club I, 2: Office Assisfanf 3, 4: Honor Roll 4. COLEMAN, CLEO Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Leaders I: F.T.A. I, 2: Sfudenf Council 3: Times Sfaff I, 2, 3, 4: Modern Language Club I, 2: Pep Club 4: Library Assisfanl' 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Yale- Harvard 3, 4: Noon Movie Collecfors 2: Y- Teens 3, 4. COOK, ALGIE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Wresfling I, 2, 3: Fool'- ball I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 3, 4. COOK, THOMAS COOLEY, CAROL Boosfer Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Leaders 4-Treas- urer: F.S.A. 4: Honor Roll I, 3: Modern Lane guage Club I: Yale-Harvard 3, 4: Y-Teens'2, 3. COOPER, JO ANN Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 3: C.O.E. 4-Secrefary: Spring Review 2, 3: Concerf Choir 2, 3: Thespians 3, 4: Glee Club I. COPELAND, KATHRYN Boosfer Club 3, 4: Girls' Leaders 3, 4-V. Pres.: F.T.A. 3, 4: Modern Language Club 3, 4: Lafin Club 4: Boosfer Sfore Workers 4. CORDRAY. ALAN Boosfer Club I. COSENTINO. ENZIO Boosfer Club I. 2, 3, 4: Medical Arfs I: Modern Language Club I. 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club I, 2: Sci. ence Seminar 3, 4: Chess Club 4: Tickel' Office Workers 3.4: Honor Roll I, 2. 3, 4. COTYK, DAVID Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 3, 4: Lafin Club I, 2, 3: Concerf Choir 2: Chess Club 4. COUSINS, ROGER Boosfer Club I, 2: Lafin Club 3. COVERT, MARY Boosfer Club 3: Girls' Leaders 4: Lafin Club I. 2. 3: Office Assisfanf 4: Y-Teens 4, COY. ROSEANNE Boosfer Club I. 2: Medical Arls I: Lalin Club I. 2: L.R.C. Assisfanl' 4. CRABLE. SANDRA CRAMER, BONITA Girls Glee Club 2. CRAVEN. EDITH Boosler Club I, 3, 4. CROSS, JANET Soosfer Club 4: Girls' Leaders 3: Yale-Harvard DUBOSE, CHARLES Football I, 2, 3, 4: Track I. DUCKSWORTH, MILTON Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3. DUKES. RUTHELL Red Cross I: Concerl Choir I. DURNES, EDWARD Arl' League I, 2, 3: Foofball I, 2: Baskefball I. ELIFFORD. JUANITA Boosfer Club I, 2: Cheerleader 2: Girls Track I. EU BAN KS, TERRY Boosfer Club I, 2, 4: Medical Arfs I: Red Cross 4: Honor Roll 3, 4: Plays 3-Applied Make- up: Arl' League 4: Y-Teens 4. FABRITIUS, JANE Boosler Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Leaders 3. 4: Modern Language Club I, 2, 3: Arf League 4: Boosler Slore Workers 4: Y-Teens 2: Chess Club 4. FERRELL, BARRY FIELDS. ELLA Boosler Club I, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 2. 3: Pep Club 4: Track I, 2, 3: Y-Teens I, 2, 3. FIELDS. MICHELLE Red Cross I. Honor 3, 4: Plays I, 2: N.F.L. 2, 3: Times Sfaff 2. 3-Sporfs Edifor, 4: Chanficleer Sfaff I. 2. 3- Edifor: Modern Language Club I, 2, 3. GARDNER. RUBEN Boosfer Club I, 2. 3, 4: Wresfling 3. 42 MBV'- ager I. GATLIN, FRANCES Office Assislanl' I. GEISEY, KEITH GILLESPIE, PERCY Boosfer Club I, 2. GILLESPIE, TYRONE Foofball I, 3. GIRT, DONNA GLENN. WILLIE GLUNT, BECKY Boosfer Club I, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Nurses Aid 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens I, 2- Vice-President GOINS, ANTOINETTE GOSCH, LINDA Boosfer Club I, 2, 4: C.O.E. 4. GOSI-IAY, PETE Boosfer Club I. CROSS, ROBERTA Boosfer Club I, 2, 4: Red Cross 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra 4. CULLER, BRUCE Boosfer Club 3. 4: Library Assisfanf 4. CUMMINGS, BRENDA Boosler Club I. 2, 3, 4: C.O.E. 4: Yale-Harvard 3, 4: Y-Teens 3. DALLAS, STEVE Plays 3: Concerl Choir 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 4, DALTON, CONSTANCE DALTON, ROBERT DANIELS, CHARLES Boosfer Club 2. DAVIDSON, GERALD Boosfer Club I,,2, 3. 4: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Baskefball I, 2: Track I: Baseball 2, 3, 4. DAVIS, BONNIE Bocsler Club 3, 4: F.T.A. 3, 4: Medical Arts 2. 3, 4: Red Cross 2: Sfudenf Council I: Modern Language Club I, 2. 3: Office As. Sisfanf 3. 4: College Club 3: Concerl' Choir 4: Y-Teens. DAVIS, JOSEPH Boosfer Club I, 4: Office Assisfanf 4. DIEWSON. BECKY oosfer Club 4: M ' - 4-:AH League 4. edfcal Arfs 2, 3, Pep Club DIAK, CHARLES 3003492 Slug 47 Modern Language Club 3: GH . . ,4: Swin - 3.4: Pep Band 1.2, 3,433 Band 3' 4' O'C esi ' DICKEY, ILLONA Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Medical Arls I, 2, 3: Red Cross 2: Honor Roll 4: Modern Language Club 4: Lafin Club I, 2, 3: Girls' Track 2: Ztgleirllarvard I, 2: Y-Teens I. 2, 3, 4: Chess DIMARZIO, JOANN Boosfer Club I, 2, 4: Red Cross 4-Represen'ra- Tllfef Times Rep. I. 2, 4: Lalln Club I: Nurses Aid 3. DOWNING, LEE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4-Presidenf: Boys' Lead. ers I- 2: Pep Club 4: Foofball I, 2, 3, 4- Baseball 2. ' DRAGAN. GARRY Boosfer Club I, 2. DRAGAN, TERRY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Key Club :I 2' 3 4. Honor Roll I, 2, 4: Modern Language Club lf 2' 3- 47 Boosfer Club Council 3: Science Seminar 3, 4. DUBIE. BEVERLY Boosfer Club 3. 4: Honor Roll I: Lafin Club 3, 4: Affendance Office Assisfanl' 2. 3, 4. FIFE, RUTH Boosfer Club I. FIRTH. MICHAEL Boosler Club I, 2. 3, 4: Modern Language Club I, 2: Bowling 3, 4. FLORES, EVA Nurses Aid 4. ' FONTES, MARIE Boosfer Club I, 2. 3: Pep Club 4: Cheerleader 2. FORDOSI, LORAN Boosfer Club 2, 3.4: Lafin Club I. FORNASH, DAVID Boosfer Club l. FRANK. PATRICIA Boosfer Club 3. 4: Y-Teens 4. FREEMAN, JESSICA Boosfer Club I: Pep Club 4: Track I. FREETAGE, RODNEY Bocsler Club I, 2, 3: Proiecfion Club I, 2: Foofball I: Manager 2: Rifle Club I. FRENCH, JAMES Boosfer Club I, 2: Manager-Swimming 2. FRENCH. MICHAEL Boys' Leaders 2, 3: C.O.E. 4. FRUTSCHY, JAMES Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Spring Plays 3. 4: Fall Plays 4: Modern Language Club I. 2, 3, 4: Concerf Choir 3. 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Swing Band 4: Orchesfra 4: McKinIeyaires 3, 4: Pep Club 3. 4: Thespians 3, 4. FRYBERGER, CHARLENE Boosler Club 2, 3, 4. FUGATE, JULIAN Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Plays-Annie Ge? Your Gun, Chief Siffing Bull: Arf League 4: Concerl Choir 3, 4: Band I. 2, 3, 4: Swing Band I. 2, 3. 4:'Milifary Ball Escorf 3: Orcheslra 3, 4: Pep Band I, 2. 3.4. GADSDEN, REGINA Boosfer Club I, 2, 3. 4: F.S.A. 2: C.O.E. 4: Yale-Harvard 3: Y-Teens 2, 3: Baskefball Queen Aflendanf 4. GAINER, THREASA Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross I, 2. GAINES, SCEMORE GALLUS. SAM Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: Honor Roll 3, 4: F.T.A. I: Times Sfaff 4: Modern Language Club I, 2, 3, 4: Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2. GANOE, JOHN Rofary Exchange Sfudenf-Porl Shepslone, Re- public of Soufh Africa, 4: Boosfer Club I, 2. 3: Key Club 2, 3: Honor Roll I. 2, 3: Nafional GOSHE, EDWARD GRADY, ROSIE Bocsler Club I, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. I, 2, 3. 4: Slu- denl Council 2: Class Officer 3-Presidenf, 4- Secrefary: Spring Review 2. 3, 4: Fall Play I, 2: N.F.L. I, 2, 3, 4: Annual Sfaff 3, 4: Times Sfaff I, 2: Modern Language Club 2: Pep Club 3, 4: Ouill and Scroll 4: College Club 3: Concerl Choir 2, 3, 4-Secrefary: :Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Thespians 'I, 2, 3, 4-Secrefary: Glee Club I: Honor Roll I, 4: Baskefball Queen Al- fendanf, 4. GRAVES, CURTIS GREATHOUSE. WOODY GREAVU, LINDA ' Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: F.S.A. 4: Sludenl Coun- cil 2: Modern Language Club 2: Coach's Of- fice Assisfanf 4: Band I. 2, 3. 4-Secrefary: Band Councilman 2, 3, 4: Maiorefles 2. 3, 4- Head Maioreffe: Milifary Ball Aflendanl' I, 3: Foofball Oueen 4: Noon Movie Collecfor 2, 3. 4: Y-Teens 4-Publicify Chairman. GREENBAUM, SHARON Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 2: Chanli- cleer Sfaff 2: C.O.E. 4: Library Assisfanl 2. 3: Girls Chorus I. GREENE, MICHAEL Boosfer Club I, 2, 3: Track I, 2: Manager I, 2. GREKU, BARBARA Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club I. 2, 3. GREKU, GEORGIA Boosfer Club 3, 4. GRIFFIN, WANDA GRIFFITH. JACOUELINE GRIFFITH. JOHN Boosler Club 2, 3.4. GRIMES, THEODORE Track I, 2, 3. GROCE, RONALD Boosfer Club I. GROMES, DOROTHY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, .: F.T.A. 2, 3: F.S.A, 3: Medical Arfs 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 3: Plays 3: Modern Language Club I. 2: College Club 3: Arf League 2, 3, 4: Band 3. 4: Orchesfra I, 2, 3, 4: Yale-Harvard 2. 3, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4. GRUNAU, GARY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 4: Modern Language Club I: Band I, 2. 3. 4: Swing Band 3, 4: Orchesfra 2, 3, 4: Swimming I, 2, 3, 4-Varsify 2, 3, 4. GUDZ, BOHDAN Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Science Seminar 3, 4: Chess Club 4. I87 . ..4 GUERRA, ANGELA Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: ES-A. 3: C.O.E. 4- Band I, 2, 3. GUIDONE, LINDA Boosfer Club 3, 4: Red Cross I. GUILLIAMS, ALLEN GUREN, GARY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Key Club I, 2, 3, 4: Medical Arfs l, 2: Honor Roll I, 2: Honor Roll 3: Modern Language Club I, 2, 3. GUYER, MARK Honor Roll 3: N.F,L. 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Swing Band 14: Orcbesfra 4: Cbess Club 4. GUZZO. FRANK Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Sfagecrew I, 2. HARMON, STEVE HARPER, JO Boosfer Club 3: E.T.A. 2, 3: Honor Roll I: Musical 3, 4: Library Assisfanl' 2, 3-Vice-Pres- idenf, 4: ConcerfCI'1oir 2, 3, 4. HENDERSHOT, DANIEL Boosfer Club I: Class Officer 4-Treasurer: Base- ball 3, 4: Wresfling 3, 4. HENRY, CHARLOTTE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3. HERSHBERGER, CHARLES Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Eoofball I. HEWITT, CHARLES HIGH, CAROL Arf League 4: Office Producfion 4. HILEMAN, JOAN Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Nurses Aid I: Cborus I. 2, 3. HLYNSKY, MARIA Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: E.T.A. 3, 4: Medical Arfs I, 3, 4: Red Cross I, 3: Modern Lan- guage Club 3, 4-Presidenf of German Club: Lafin Club 2, 3: College Club 3: Arf League 4. HODGE, LARRY Boys' Leaders I: Aff League 2.3. HODGES, LARRY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross I: Class Officer 3-Vice-Presidenf: Lafin Club 2, 3: Wresfling 4. HOEEMAN, ROBERT Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Modern Language Club 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3: Swimming I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4. HOMER, PAT Boosfer Club I, 2, 3. 4: Girls' Service League 4: FTA. 3, 4: Medical Arfs I, 2-Treasurer, 3- Presidenf, 4: Red Cross .l, 2. 3, 4: Sfudenf Council 3, 4-Presidenf: Class Officer 2-Treas- urer: Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Nafional Honor 3, 4: Annual Sfaff 3, 4-lnfroducfion Edifor: Modern Language Club I, 2-Secrefary, 3-Presidenf, 4: Office Assisfanl 3: Ouill and Scroll 4: Miss McKinIeyife, 4. HOUSE, SHARON Boosfer Club 3, 4: F.T.A. 4: C.O.E. 4. HOWARD, LEE Foofball I, 2. HOWELL, JULIE Boosfer Club 4: Girls' Service League 3, 4: Honor Roll I, 3, 4: Nafional Honor 3, 4: Modern Language Club 3, 4: Sfudenl' Foofball Secrefary 4. HUDAK, RICHARD Boosfer Club I, 2, 3. HUFE, DOUGLAS Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: N.P.L. I, 2, 3, 4: Modern Language Club 2: Band I, 2, 3: Swing Band 3: Swimming 2, 3gCl1egg Club 4, HUGHES, HUBERT Baskefball I. HUNTER, TONY Boosfer Club 4: Plays 2, 3, 4: Graphic Ang 21 3. 47 Concerf Cboir I, 2, 3, 4-Treasurer. HUPRICH, JAMES HUTH, THOMAS Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Proieclion Club 2, 3, 4: Pbysics Lab Assisfanf 4. IAMS, JAMES Boosfer Club I, 2, 4: Sfudenf Council I: Class Officer 4-Vice-Presidenf: Modern Language Club I: Lafin Club 3, 4: Concerf Clnoir 3, 4: Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Baskefball I. INMAN, BRENDA C.O.E. 4. IRVIN, LENZO ISKI, ELIZABETH Boosfer Club 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. I, 2, 3, 4e-Treas- urer: Honor Roll 2, 4: Lafin Club I, 2-Seo refary: Library Assisfanf 4-Secrefary: College Club 3. ITTNER, JUDI Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Service League 4: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Nafional' Honor 3, 4: Boosfer Club Council 3, 4: College Club 3: Band I, 2, 3: Swing Band 2, 3: Orcbesfra I, 2, 3. JACKSON, ERAN JACKSON, LUCILLE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Medical Arfs I: Sfu- denl' Council 3: Lafin Club I, 2: D.E. 4: Girls Chorus I, 2: Office Proclucfion 4. JACOBS, DAVID Boosfer Club 3, 4: Modern Language Club 3, 4: Lalin Club I, 2: Band I, 2, 3. JACOBS, PAUL JACOBY, TIMOTHY JOHNSON, ANDERS Boosfer Club I, 2, 3. 4: BOYS' Leaders I. 2: Modern Language Club I: Pep Club 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Swing Band 3. JOHNSON, BENJAMIN Baseball 4. JOHNSON, DON Boosfer Club I: Class Officer I: Baskefball I, 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3. JOHNSON, GLENNADINE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: E.T.A, 4: E.S.A. 3: Medical Arls I, 3, 4: Red Cross I: Plays 4: Modern Language Club I: Pep Club 4: Col- lege Club 3: Concerf Choir 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3. JOHNSON, KEITH Boosfer Club I, 2, 4: Track 3: Manager 2. JOHNSON, SANDRA JOHNSTON, AGATHA Boosfer Club I, 2: Medical Arfs I: Red Cross I:ArI' League 2, 4: Girls' Glee Club 3. JONES, DENISE Boosfer Club l, 2: Pep Club 4: Nurses Aid 4. JONES, DERRICK Boys' Leaders 3: Lafin Club I, 2: Concerf Cboir 4: Track 3. JONES, EMMIT Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Leaders I, 2: Medical Arfs I, 2: Baskefball I: Track 3: Wresfling I, 2, 3, 4. JONES, JOANN Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 3: Class Officer 2. JONES, LONNIE Boosfer Club 2: Baseball 3, 4. JONES, LORETTA Sfagecrew I: Glee Club 2: Y-Teens 3. JONES, ROBERT Boosfer Club 4. JONES, TERRY JONES, VALARIE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Lafin Club I, 2' C.O.E. 4. JUMPS, PAUL Boosfer Club 4: Plays 2, 3: Concerf Choir 2, 3, 4. . KAGER, MICHAEL KALMAN, ROBERT Boosfer Club 2, 4. KATICH, CARMEL Boosfer Club 2. KATIN, KATHI Boosfer Club I 2, 4: E.S.A. 4-Presidenr: Red Cross 4. KATZ, DEENA Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Leaders 3, 4: Class Officer 3-Secrefary, 4-Treasurer: Honor Roll 4: Plays 3, 4: N.E.L. I, 2, 3, 4: Modern Language Club I, 2, 3, 4: College Club 3: Concerf Cboir 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4-Treasurer: Maioreffes 3, 4: YaIefHarvard Clneerleader 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 3: Pep Band 3, 4. KAUEFMAN, TIM Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Modern Language Club 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Swing Band 2, 3: Orcbesfra 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 3. KAY, CLAUDETTE Girls Glee Club 2, 3. KENNARD, DOROTHY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3. KETCHEM, RALPH Boosfer Club 2, 4. KIMBLE, CONSTANCE KING, HATTIE Red Cross I: Girls Glee Club 3. KING, SUZANN Red Cross 4. KOHLMEYER, DEBBIE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Medical Arfs 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 2: Modern Language Club I, 2: College Club 3: Arf League I, 2, 3, 4: Y- Teens 4. KOLASA, GARY KUHN, ROGER Boosfer Club 4. LAHER, MARY JANE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3: FT.A. I, 2, 3: F.S.A. 4: N.F.L. 2: Lafin Club I, 2. LAMBEA, JULIE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Modern Language Club 2: Noon Movie Collecfors 3. LEFLORE, REEADER Boosfer Club 2: Red Cross I: Plays 3: Con- cerf Cboir 3: Foofball 4: Baskefball 2: Track 4: Wresfling 3.4. LEGG, ROBERT Boosfer Club 4: Boys' Leaders 2, 3, 4. LENZ, LINDA E.T.A. 4: N.F.L. 3: Concerf Choir 2: Noon Movie Collecfors I. LESTER, MARY Boosfer Club 3: Red Cross I. LEWIS. BRIAN Boosfer' Club 2, 4: Foofball I, 2, 3: Baskefball I, 2, 3: Track I, 2: Foofball Manager 4: Baskef- ball Manager 4. LEWIS, GAYLE Boosfer Club 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 3, 4: Modern Language Club 3: Pep Club 4: Girls Track 2, 4. LEWIS, HENRY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Modern Language Club l: Pep Club 4: Office Assisfanf 4: Col- lege Club 3: Eoofball I, 2, 3, 4: Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4. LEWIS. TANSIA Boosfer Club I, 2, 3: Honor Rall I, 2: Track I, 2. LIBSTER, MITCHELL Boosfer Club 3, 4: Bowling 3. LIEBER, ROBERTA Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: 'F.T.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 4: Cbanficleer Sfaff I, 2, 3, 4: Modern Language Club I, 2, 3, 4-Secrefary: Library Assisfanf 3, 4-Treasurer: Ouill and Scroll 4: College Club 3: Y-Teens 3.4. LIEBER, WILLIAM Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: 300549, Club 35 Boosfer Club I: Eoofball I, 2, 3: Wresfling I. Nafional Honor 3, 4, Cbanficleer Sfaff I. I88 LIGE. JEAN Pep Club 4: Y-Teens 3. LITTEN, CHARLES Foofball 2: O.W.E. 4. LOMBARDI. BRAD Boosfer Club I. 2. 3. 47 KGY Club 3- 4'-I-V9a5U ef7 Modern Language Club 4: Foofball I. 2: Honor Roll 4. LONGENECKER. JUANITA Boosfer Club I, 2, 4. LOOKABAUGH, DENNIS LORENZANO. KAREN Boosfer Club I. 2, 3, 4. LOSHARK, PENNY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Service League 4: F.T.A. I. 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Na- fional Honor 3, 4: Times Sfaff 4: Modern Lan- guage Club I, 2, 3, 4: Ouill and Scroll 4: Con- cerf Choir 2, 3, 4. LOVE. FRANK Boosfer Club 3: Foofball I: Wresfling I, 4. LOVELL. CHARLES LUCAS, JANET Boosfer Club I. 2, 3: F.S.A. 3. MACK, GARLAND Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Baskefball I: Track MCDONALD. FRANCES Boosfer Club 2, 3, 4: C.O.E. 4. MCDONALD. REAGAN A Foofball I, 2, 4. McELROY. LINDA MCFARREN, MARK Foofball I, 2: Baskefball I: Track I, 2. MCGEE. BONNIE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3. 4: Medical Arfs I: Lafin Club I, 2: Arf League 4: Y-Teens 3, 4-Presi- denf. McINTYRE, STEVE McLAUGHLlN, JAMES MCLEOD. ORA Boosfer Club I. 2, 3: Boosfer Club Council I: Library Assisfanf 2: Nurses Aid 4: Office As- sisfanf 2: College Club 3. MCVEY, KAY Boosfer Club I, 3, 4. MEACHAM, MARIANNE Boosfer Club I: Red Cross I, 3, 4: Pep Club 4. MENDES. ANDREW Foofball I: Track 2. MENEGAY, MIDGE Booster ClLLb.3.,A, MOORE, NETTIE MOOREHEAD. CHARLES MOREAU. DIANE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: F.S.A. 3. MORGAN. JACKIE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3. 4: Lafin Club I1 BGFICI I, 2, 3, 4. MOTLEY, DANIEL Boys' Leaders 3: Arl' League 3: Band 2. 3. MUNTEAN, DENNIS MURPHY, SCOTT Boosfer Club I. 2, 3, 4: Medical Ads I, 2: Modern Language Club I, 2: Swimming 2. 3, 4. MUSE, ALICE Boosfer Club 3, 4: Red Cross I: C.O.E. 4. MUSSILIN, JUDI Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: F.S.A. 4-Recording Secrefary: N.F.L. I: Times Sfaff 4-Typisf: Lafin Club I. NELSON, KENNETH Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Modern Language Club 3, 4: Lafin Club I. 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4--Presidenf: Swing Band 4: Orchesfra 3, 4: Swimming 4: Pep Band 2, 3, 4. NEMETH. TERRY , 2. I' 2' 3.41 555955 I- MESZAROS, MARCIA MACK, GARTH Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. I, 2, 3. 4: Honor Boosfer Club I, 3, 4: Baskefball I: Track I, Roll 3: Modern Language Club I, 3, 4: Pep 2, 3, 4: Baseball 4. Club 4: Library Assisfanf 2: Office Assisfanl' MANCINI, JOE Boosfer Club 4: Lafin Club 2: Pep Club I: Foofball 3: Track I. MARTIN. JAMES Boosfer Club I, 3: Medical Arfs I: Pep Club 4. MARTIN, MILTON Boosfer Club 2, 3, 4: Boys' Leaders 3: Modern Language Club I, 2: Lafin Club I, 2: College Club 2, 3. MARTIN-. RONNIE Boosfer Club I. 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll I: Graphic Arfs I, 2, 3: Foofball I, 2. 3, 4: Track 3: Wresfling I, 2, 3. MARTIN, TIM Foofball 2: Track 2. MASER, JOE Concerf Choir 2. MASSIE, JOSEPH Track 2. MASTIN. ELIZABETH Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. I, 4: Pep Club 4: Y-Teens 3, 4. MAYES. ROBIN Boosler Club 4: Arf League 4. MAYLE, DON MAYLE, JOY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3: Girls' Leaders I, 2: F.T.A. I, 2: Nurses Aid 2: Band I, 2, 3: Foofball Queen Affendanf 4: Y-Teens 4. MAYLE, MAXINE MAYO. LARRY MCALLISTER. BRUCE Boosfer Club I. 2, 3.4: Lafin Club I, 2. McCALLUN. DIANA Pep Club 4: C.O.E. 4: GirI's Chorus 2. MCCAULY, LYNDA Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: F.S.A. 3: Lafin Club I, 2: C.O.E. 4: Yale-Harvard 3, 4. McCOOL, DON Boosfer Club 4: Arf League 4: Band I, 2: Swing Band 2: Pep Band I, 2: Lab Assisfanl' 3. McCOY, DEAN Boosfer Club 3, 4: Lafin Club I, 2: Foofball I, 2. McCREA. GEOFFREY Boosfer Club 4. McCULLY, SAN DRA MCDERMOIT, MICHAEL BOOSIGI' Club I. 2, 3, 4: N.F.L. 4: Assisfanf Boosfer Club Council Presidenl' 4: Pep Club 4: Swimming I, 2, 3, 4: Tennis I, 2, 3, 4. 4: Noon Movie Collecfors 3, 4: Y-Teens 4: J.A. 4. MILAN. CORNEL Boosfer Club 4. MILAN. LARRY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3. 4: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4. MILINY, PAT Boosfer Club 3, 4: F.S.A. 3: Lafin Club I. MILLER. DENNIS Boosfer Club 4: Office Assisfanf 4. MILLER, LYNDA Boosfer Club I: Medical Arls I, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 4: Lafin Club I. 2: Pep Club 4: Y-Teens 2. MILLER. PAUL N.F.L. 2-Besf Novice Speaker Award, 3-Vice Presidenf, 4: Concerf Choir I, 2, 3, 4: J.A. 3- Vice Pres. of Manufacfuring: Youfh for Chrisl' Club 3-Vice Pres. of Managemenf 4-Presi- denf. MILNER, TERRY Boosfer Club Council 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4' Orchesfra 4. MITCHELL, HARRY Pep Club 4: Foofball 3: Track 2. 3, 4. MOBLEY, AULDEN Boosfer Club 4: Red Cross 3. MOLDOVAN. BRUCE Boosfer Club I, 2. 3, 4: Medical Arfs I, 2: N.F.L. I, 2: Modern Language Club I, 2: Boosfer Club Council I, 2: College Club 3' Foofball I: Swimming I. MONTGOMERY, KIM Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Service League 4 -Secrefary: Medical Arfs I, 2-Secrefary, 3- Hisforian, 4-Hisforian: Sfudenf Council 2: Hon- or Roll I, 2, 3: Nafional Honor 3, 4: Times Sfaff 2: Lafin Club I: Library Assisfanf 3- Secrelary, 4: Arf League 3. 4-Treasurer: Noon Movie Collecfors 2. 3, 4: Y-Teens 4-Treasurer. MOORE, ANTHONY Boosfer Club I, 2: Boys' Leaders I, 2: Wresfling I, 2, 3, 4. ' MOORE, DIANA Office Producfion 4. MOORE, GREGORY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 4: Boys' Leaders 2: Sfudenf Council 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Modern Language Club 4: Lafin Club I, 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 4: Baskefball I: Base- ball 2, 3, 4: Manager I: Science Seminar 3. NETLER, LYNN Boosfer Club 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 4: Plays 2, 3, 4: N.F.L. I: Modern Language Club I: College Club 3: Concerf Choir 2. 3, 4: Spring Concerl' 3, 4: Thespians 3, 4. NETLER, ROSLYN Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4-Presidenf: Girls' Lead- ers 3, 4-Secrefary: Sfuclenf Council 4: Class Officer 2-Secrefary, 3-Treasurer: Honor Roll 3: Plays 3, 4: N.F.L. I, 2, 3: Modern Language Club I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Library Assisfanl' 2: College Club 3: Concerf Choir 3, 4: Yale- Harvard 3, 4-Cheerleader: Boosfer Sfore Work- ers 4: Y-Teens 3. NICHOLAS. DWAYNE Boosfer Club 3, 4: Graphic Arfs 3: Proiecfion Club 2, 3. NICHOLSON, LANNY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4. NORCIA. DAVE Lafin Club 2, 4. NORRIS, MICHAEL Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Nafional Honor 3, 4: Lafin Club 2, 3: Pep Club 4: Baskefball I: Baseball 2. 3, 4. NUNLEY, LOUISE Boosfer Club I, 4: Class Officer 2-Treasurer. OLIVERA. RAYMOND Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Modern Language Club I, 2: Foofball 2: Track I, 2, 3, 4. OLMSTEAD, RICK Boosfer Club I, 4: Sfagecrew I, 2, 3-Assisfanf Head, 4-Head. OSBORNE, LORETTA PALM. LYNDA Boosfer Club 4: Medical Arfs 4: N.F.L. 4: Arl' League 3, 4. PANTELIDES, GEORGE Boosfer Club 2, 4. PAPADOPOULOS. MARY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Service League 4-Vice Presidenf: Sfudenf Council 2: Honor Rall I, 2. 3, 4: Annual Sfaff 3, 4: Times Sfaff 2: Modern Language Club I, 2, 3. 4: Ouill and Scroll 4: Arf League 3, 4: Noon Movie Collecfors 2. PARKS, CAROLE Boosfer Club I, 2, 4: F.T.A. I, 2: Medical Arfs 2, 3: Y-Teens I, 2, 3. PARKS. OSCAR Foofball I: Wresfling 2, 3. PARRY, KATHY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Lafin Club I 2 3' Band I, 2, 3, 4: Swing Band 3: Orchesfra 4i Pep Band 3, 4. I89 PARSON, DORIS Boosfer Club 2, 3: Y-Teens 4. PARSONS, DEBBIE PATTERSON, MILDRED Modern Language Club 2. PATTILLO, DELCINA N.E.L. 2: Pep Club 4: Y-Teens I. PEAVY, CAROL Boosfer Club 3, 4. PENIX, DALE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: E.T.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Plays I, 2, 4: Modern Language Club I, 2, 3: Library Assisfanf 2, 3: Nurses Aid 4: Spring Musicals 2, 3, 4: College Club 3: Concer? Clnoir 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens I, 2-Secrelary, 3. 4: Tlwespians I, 2, 3, 4-Treasurer: Glee Club I. PERLMAN, MARLENE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Leaders 3, 4: Sfu- denl' Council 4: Plays 3, 4: N.F.L. I, 2, 3, 4: Modern Language Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club 4: College Club 3: Concerf Choir 3, 4: Cheer! leader 2, 3, 4: Boosfer Sfore Workers 4: Y- Teens 3: Baskefball Queen Affendanf 4. PETERSON, LINDA Boosler Club 2, 3, 4: N.E.L. I: Boosler Club Council 4: Pep Club 4: Nurses Aid I: College Club 3: Concerl Clwoir I: Yale-Harvard 4: Y-Teens I. PETROVICH, PHYLLIS Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: I:.T.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Mod- ern Language Club 2: Lafin Club I: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Swing Band 4: Orclnesfra 2, 3, 4: Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4: Tlwespians 3, 4: N.F.L. 3. PHIEER, WAYNE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Leaders 3: Red Cross 3, 4: N.F.L. I, 2: Modern Language Club 3, 4: Lafin Club I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Swing Band 4: Orclwesfra I, 2, 3, 4. PHILLIPS, CHARLES Boosfer Club I, 2: Class Officer 2-Treasurer PICKARD, ROBERT Boosfer Club I, 2, 3. PICKENSTEIN, KAREN Boosfer Club 3, 4: N.F.L. 2: Office Assisfanf 4. PIERSON, DWAYNE Wresfling 2, 3. PIROLOZZI, CARIVIINE Boosfer Club 2. 3. PLEDGU RE, GAYLE PLUMB, FRANK Boosler Club I, 4: Modern Language Club I, 2: Lafin Club 3, 4. . POOLE, CHARLOTTE Boosfer Club 2, 3: Red Cross 3: Plays 3: Lafin Club I, 2, 3: Office Assisfanl 3, 4: Concerf Choir 2, 3, 4: Orclwesfra I, 2, 3.4. PORTER. LARRY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club I, 2: Chess Club I. POSTLEWAIT, JOSEPH PRESSLEY, MEL Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Plays 4: Lafin Club I, 2: Pep Club 4: Foofball I, 2: Wresfling I, 2, 3, 4. PRICE, CAROL Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 3, 4: Modern Language Club I, 2, 3:.ColIege Club 3: Girls Glee Club 2. PRUITT, TY Boosfer Club 4: Slagecrew 2, 3, 4: Swimming 2, 3, 4. QUINLAN, BILL Ari League 4: Band 4. RANALLI, LYNETTE ' Boosfer Club I. 2, 3, 4: Red Cross I, 2: Class Officer I: Honor Roll I, 2: Nurses Aid I, 2. RANDLE, EDDIE REAVES, TERRELL -' I90 i. REDMOND, SYDNEY Boosler Club I, 2, 3, 4: E.T.A. I, 2: N.F.L. I: Y-Teens I, 2. REED, BARB . U Boosler Club 2, 3, 4: F.S.A. 3: C-OE. 4: I-I- brary Assisfanf 2, 3: Tickef Office 2. 3. REED, JOHN REESE, JOHN Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll I: EOOI- ball I, 2, 3, 4: Track I. REX, KATHY Boosler Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Service League 4: E.T.A. I, 2, 3: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: C.O.E. 44-Presidenf. RICHARDS, CONNIE Red Cross 4. RICHARDS, REBECCA Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Modern Language Club 3, 4: Concerf Clwoir 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 3. RINE, DEBRA . Boosfer Club I, 2. 3: Medical Arls I, 2:' Lafin Club I, 2: Concerf Clioir 4. RISPIN, SUSAN Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Leaders 4: Office Producfion 4. RITCHIE, BECKY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Leaders 3. 4: Modern Language Club 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Maioreffes 3. 4: Foolball Queen Affendanf 4: Yale-Harvard 2, 3. 4: Milifary Ball Queen 4. ROBBINS, DAVID Honor Roll I. ROBERT, WILLIE ROBY, CINDY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Medical Arfs 3: Mod- ern Language, Club 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll. RODGERS, GREG Boosfer Club 3. RODRIQUES, DANIEL ROSE, BRENDA Boosfeir Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Leaders 3, 4: Medical Arfs I. 2: Sludenl' Council I, 2: Lafin Club I, 2-Vice Presidenf: College Club 3: Ari' League 3: Noon Movie Collecfors 2: Y-Teens 4. ROSS. JOYCE Pep Club 4: Y-Teens 3. ROWLANDS, GEOFFREY Class Officer 2-Treasurer RUMBLE. JOHN Boosfer Club I, 2. RUPP, BEATRICE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Leaders 3. 4: F.T.A. I, 2, 3, 4-Secrefary: N.F.L. I: Times Sfaff I, 2, 3-Assisfanl' Isf Page Edifor, 4- Edilor-in4Chief: Clwanficleer Sfaff I, 2, 3. 4: Modern Language Club I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Quill and Scroll 4. RUSSELL, GALE Boosfer Club I. 3, 4: Medical Arfs I, 2: Plays 2, 3: Times Sfaff Typisf 3: Lafin Club I: C.O.E. 4: Concerl' Choir I, 2, 3. SABO, MARIE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Nurses Aid 4. SADOWSKY, MARVIN Boosfer Club I, 2. 3, 4: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Nafional Honor 3, 4: Chanficleer Slaff 3: Lafin Club I, 2: Golf 2, 3, 4. SAEFELL, KAREN Times Sfaff 2. SALES, ROYMOND Boosler Club I. 2, 3, 4: Modern Club 2: Pep Club 4: College Club 3: Baskel- ball I, 2: Track I. SAMS, MICHAEL Boosfer Club I, 2, 3. 4: Modern Club I, 2: College Club 3: Band I SANOR, DAVID Boosfer Club 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3. 4: N.F.L. 2: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Swing Band 3, 4. Language Language , 2, 3. SCAGLIONE, NICK Boosfer Club I, 2: Indusfrial Arfs Club 3: O.W.E. 3. SCAVELLI, ROSEMARY Bgosfer Club I, 2, 3: Red CFOSS I: 4. SCHNEIDER. MARIE Boosfer Club 3: Concerl' Choir I, 2: Y'Teens I: F.I-I.A. 2. SCHNEIER. LANCE U Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 2. 3'-'VICE Presideni, 4-Presidenf: Honor Roll 4: N.F.L. I, 2, 3, 4: Annual Sfaff 2-Assisfamk Business Manager, 3-Business Manager, Sporfs Edilor, 4-Managing Edifor: Modern Language Club I, 2, 3, 4: Lafin Club 4: Pep Club 4: Quill and Scroll 4: College Club 3: Noon Movie Col- Ieciors 2: Tennis 4: Reposilory Teenage Board 3, 4: Campaign Manager I, 2, 3. SCHROTT, CATHERINE Boosler Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Leaders 3, 4: Honor Roll 3: C.O.E. 4: Yale-Harvard I, 2, 3 -Co-capfain, 4: Y-Teens 3. SCHURING, WYNN Boosler Club I, 2, 3, 4. SCOTT. J. C. Boosfer Club 4: Pep Club 4: Foofball I. 2. SCROGGS, PANELA Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Medical ArI's 2, 3. 4: Lafin Club I: Library Assisfanf 4: Ari' League 3.4: Band 2, 3.4: Y-Teens 4. SEBEK, REGINA Boosler Club 'l. 2, 3, 4: Medical Arfs 4: Plays 4: Cluanficleeir Sfaff 2, 3-Arf Edifor, 4: Modern Language Club I, 2, 3: College Club 3: Ari' League I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 4. SEETON, MARJORIE Boosler Club I, 2, 3, 4: F.S.A. 4: N.F.L. I. SEKERES, NANCY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3. 4: Red Cross I: N.F.L. I: Modern Language Club I, 4: Pep Club 3: Nurses Aid 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Swing Band 4: Orclnesfra 4: Y'Teens 4. SELF, DICK Boosler Club 3, 4. SEETLES, KAY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Queen Affendanl' 3. SHAHEEN, CHUCK Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Sludenf Council I: Class Officer I-Treasurer: Times Sfaff 2, 3, 4: Clianficleer Sfaff I, 2, 3, 4: Modern Lan- guage Club 2: Quill and Scroll 4: Noon Movie Collecfors 2. SHAHEEN, SALEM Boosfer Club I. 3, 4: Times Sfaff 2: Modern Language Club I: Swimming 2: Manager 3. SHEA. CHARLOTTE SHEARER, ERNESTINE Red Cross I: C.O.E. 4. SHEELEY, RICHARD Boosler Club I, 2, 3, 4. SHEETS, CHARLES Boosler Club I, 2, 3, 4. SHELTON, BARBARA SHIMEK, JOHN Boosfer Club 3, 4: Lafin Club I, 2: Boosfer Club Council 4: Pep Club 4, Senior Council: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3. 4: Manager -Track I, 2, 3: 4: Wresfling I, 2. SHOEE, REBECCA Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Office Assislanf 4: Arf League 4: Y-Teens 3, 4-Secrefary. SILVA, DONNA Boosfer Club I, 4. SIMMONS, GLORIA SIMMS, TELITHA Boosfer Club I, 3, 4: Red Cross I. SIMON, GEORGE - Boosler Club 4. SIMON. LINNELL Concerf Clwoir 2, Track I. J Lay SINGLETON, CHERYL Boosfer Club I. 2, 3. 4: Girls' Service League 4: F.T.A. I, 2: Medical Arfs 3. 4: Sfudenf Council 2. 3, 4: Honor Roll I. 2, 3, 4: Na- fional Honor 3, 4: Times Sfaff 2. 3. 4: Modern Language Club 4: Lafin Club I, 2: Pep Club 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Y-Teens 2, 4: Baskef- ball Queen Affendanf 4. INGLETON, GEORGIA LIFKA. DARLENE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Service League 4: Medical Arfs I, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 3, 4: Honor Roll I, 2. 3, 4: Nafional Honor 3, 4: Lafin Club I. 2, 3: College Club 3: Arf League 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club I: Noon Movie Collecfors 3. 4: Y-Teens 4. SLUSS. CLAUDIA Boosfer Club 4: C.O.E. 4. SMITH, BONNIE Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Lafin Club 3. 4: ffice Assisfanf 4: Y-Teens 4. SMITH, DOUGLAS Baskefball I. SMITH, NANCY Boosfer Club I, 2, 3. 4: Class Officer 4. SMITH. RICHARD SMITH, SHARON Boosfer Club I, 2, 3. 4: Girls' Leaders 3, 4: Sfudenf Council I, 3, 4-Secrefary: Honor Roll , 4: Annual Sfaff 3-Assisfanf Faculfy Edifor. 4-Eacully Edifor: Modern Language Club 2: Quill -and Scroll 4: College Club 3: Band I, 2: Foofball Queen Affendanl' 4: Cheerleader I- Reserve. 2, 3, 4-Head: Yale-Harvard 2, 3- Co-Capfain, 4: Boosfer Sfore Workers 3. 4. SNELL. GARY Baskefball I. 2. NYDER. KEITH Boosfer Club I, 3, 4: Plays 2, 3, 4: Co-Op 4: Concerf Choir 2. 3. 4: Ari' League 3. SODUK. MARIE Boosfer Club 2, 3, 4: Medical Arfs 3, 4-Vice Presidenf: Modern Language Club 2. 3: Y-Teens 4. - SPENCER, CHRYSE Boosfer Club I. 3, 4: Girls' Leaders 2. 3, 4: Key Club Affendanf 3. Key Club Sweefhearl' 4: Sfudenf Council 2-Treasurer, 3-Vice Presi- denf. 4: Modern Language Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club 4: Thespians 4: Football Queen Affendanf 4: Cheerleader I-Reserve, 2. 3. 4: Track 2, 3: 'Yale-Harvard 2. 3. 4: Noon Movie Collecfors : Boosfer Sfore Workers 4. PENCER. ROSE SPEROS. CANDY Boosfer Club I. 2. 3. 4: Medical Arfs I. 2. 3. 4: Lafin Club I, 2. 3: Pep Club 4: College Club 3: Arf League 3, 4: Noon Movie Col- Iecfors 4: Boosfer Sfore Workers 4: Y-Teens 4. STEARN. GREG O.W.E. 3. 4. STEELE. DIANE Boosfer Club I, 2: Pep Club 4. STEPANOVICH. NICK Wresfling I, 2, 3, 4. TEVENS. JOHN Boosfer Club 2: Sfagecrew I: Band 2: Manager 2 TJ TINSON. ALAN Boosfer Club I, 2, 4: Swimming 2,.3, 4, STOKES. WANDA BOOSTGF Club I. 2, 3. 4: F.T.A. 2: Red Cross 2. STONE. HINDA Boosfer Club 3, 4. STORER. MICHAEL SEOZSISF Club 2. 4: Pep Club 4: Thespians TOVER. ROCHE Boosier Club I, 2. 3, 4: F.T.A. I, 2: Red Cross 3: Modern Language Club I: Girls' Track 2: Y-Teens I, 2. 3. 4. -Fawn QM T STREBEL. SCOTT VIERHELLER. SANDRA Boosfer Club I: Lafin Club I. Boosfer Club 2, 3: Red Cross 4. f STRODE, LESTER WADSWORTH. KATHY . F.T.A. 3: Class Officer I: Honor Roll I. 2, 3, Library Aggigfam 3. 4: Mafh Club 2: Hi-Y I. WALKER' THOMAS STROMP. JILL ANN Boosfer Club 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3.4. Boosfer Club 4: Red Cross 4: Y-Teens 4. WALLER' LINDA STRONG. JESSE Boosfer Club I. 3. 4: Office Assisfanf 4. STROUD. GARY WALLER, VICTORIA Boosfer Club 3, 4: Boys' Leaders 2. 3: Modern WASHINGTON! JAMES I-MIQUGQS Club 4' 0Y!'4f Foofball I. 2, 3. STUDENY- DIANA WATERS. BOBBIE ANN Boosfer Club 3. osfer Club 4. STULL- TELFIRD WATI4INs. vERoNIcA Boosfer Club I. ' sfer Club 2. 3. 4. SUCIU- PAT ATTERSON. PAT Boosfer Club I. 2. 3. 4: F.S.A. 3: Modern Language Club 2, 3: C.O.E. 4: YTeens SWEAT, GAYLORD Foofball l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball , 3 TABLER, JOSETTE Boosfer Club 2, 3.4. TATE. CASAN DRA ' Boosfer Club I, 2, 3. 4: Medic Arfs 2: Red Cross 2. 4: Modern Language lub 2. 3: Pep Boosfer Club 3, 4: F.T.A. 3: Honor Roll I: F fba Office Assisfanl' 3, 4: Noon Movie for 3. WEH A DY 4 lub 4: Red Cross 4: Nurses Aid 4: - eens 4. . BRUCE Boosfer Club I, 2. 3. 4: Honor Roll I. 2, 3. 4: Nafional Honor 3, 4: N.F.L. I, 2. 3. 4: Mod- . 3: YTTeens 2. TAYLOR. CHARLOTTE Boosfer Club I. TERRELL. JOHN Boosfer Club 2: Band 4: Orchesfra 4. THOMAS. JOAN Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4. TIBBS. ARTHUR Boosfer Club I. 2, 3. 4: Red Cross I, 2. 3. 4: Honor Roll I, 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 4: Band I: Foofball l. 2. 3, 4: Baskefball I: Track I, 2, 3, 4. TOPE, BILL Honor Roll I, 2: O.W.E. 3. 4: Swimming I, 2. TRENT, JIM Boosfer Club 3. 4. TRUITT, RAYMOND TSILIDAS, SUSAN Boosfer Club I. TUCKER. CLAUDETTE Boosfer Club I, 4: Girls Glee Club I. TURNER, GAIL Boosfer Club I. TURNER, RUTH Boosfer Club I: Office Assisfanf 2. TYSON. CAROLYN Boosfer Club I. 2: Red Cross I: Class Officer I, 2, 3-Treasurer: Girls Glee Club 2. TYSON. CURTIS TYSON. PATRICIA Boosfer Club I. 2: Class Office? 4-Treasurer: Girls Glee Club I, 2: Concerf Choir 3. UNGER, JIM Boosfer Club I, 2, 3: Key Club 2, 3. 4-Seo refary: Modern Language Club I. 2, 3: Swim- ming I. 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2. 3, 4: Honor Roll 4. VANCE, RUBEN Red Cross I: Pep Club 4: Baskefball I. 2, 3. 4. VAN HORN, GAIL Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Leaders 4: Sfudenf Council 4: Honor Roll 2: Plays 3, 4: Modern Language Club 2, 3: Pep Club 4- Presidenf: Library Assisfanf 2, 3: Boosfer Sfore Workers 4: Y-Teens 3. VAN ORMAN. JOHN Boosfer Club 3: Band I. 2, 3.4. VICENTE, FRANCES Boosfer Club l. 2, 3. 4: Girls' Service League 4: F.T.A. 2. 3: Red Cross I. 2, 3: Sfudenf Council 3: Class Officer I-Vice Presidenf: Honor Roll I, 2. 3, 4: Nafional Honor 3, 4: Modern Language Club I. 2-Secrefary. 3 and 4 -Spanish Club Presidenff 'Affendance Office Assisfanf 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. gg fpfws I ern Language Club I. 2. WELLS. LINDA Boosfer Club I. 2, 3, 4. WELLS. SANDY Boosfer Club I. 2. 3, 4: Medical Arfs 3. 4: Modern Language Club 2. 3. 4: Office As- sisfanf 4: Arf League 4: Y-Teens 4. WERNER. STEVE Boosfer Club I. 2, 3: Foofball I. 2. WILLIAMS, BEVERLY Boosfer Club 2, 3. 4: Red Cross I, 2: Class Officer 2: Y-Teens l. 2, 3, 4. WILLIAMS. DOROTHY Boosfer Club 2, 4. WILLIAMS. NAOMI Boosfers Club I, 3: Red Cross I. 2: Class Officer 4-Treasurer: -Modern Language Club 2: Nurses Aid 4: Girls Glee Club I. WILLIAMS. SHIRLEY ' Boosfer Club 3, 4. WILLIS. CALDON Boosfer Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Leaders 4: F.T.A. 3: F.S.A. 4-Corresponding Secrefary: Honor Roll 4: Lafin Club I, 2: College Club 3: Arf League 3, 4: Yale-Harvard. WINN. LINDA Boosfer Club I. 2: Red Cross 3. 4: C.O.E. 4. WISE. CAROLYN Boosfer Club 2. 3. 4: Office Assisfanf 4. WISE. WARREN Boosfer Club l, 2. WITMER. CAROL Boosfer Club I, 2. 3, 4: Girls' Service League 4-Presidenf: Medical Arfs I, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross I, 4: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Nafional Honor 3, 4: Plays 3-Annie Gel' Your Gun. 4 -Early Frosf: Annual Sfaff 2, 3, 4-Adverfising Manager: Modern Language Club 3, 4-Spam ish Club Secrefary: Lafin Club I. 2: Quill and Scroll 4: College Club 3: Concerf Choir 3: Key Club Sweefhearf Affendanf 4: Baskefball Queen 4: Yale-Harvard Cheerleader 3: Noon Movie Collecfor 2. 3: Glee Club 2: Canfon Science Seminar 3. WITSAMAN. BONNIE Boosfer Club I. 2. 3, 4: Red Cross 2: Pep Club 4: Office Assislanf 4. WOODSON, JOSEPH ZABINSKI. ANNA Medical Arfs I: Y-Teens I. ZAKSEK. JOHN Boosfer Club I. 2: Red Cross 2: Plays 2. 3, 4: Concerf Choir 2, 3, 4. ZUPP. BOB Boosfer Club 4. WWC W3 . Lu. GENERAL INDEX X ACRNOWLEDOEMENTSXUH . .. IBS ADVERTISING . I72 ADVISGRS ...... 20 ART LEAOUE . IIS ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS .... f I9 ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT., .... I8 BASEBALL IBB BASKETBALL C, f!4QQ4 I4O BOARD OF CATIOlXly,.f. . ...... . I8 BOOSTER CLUB . . l2O BOOSTER STORE WORKERS. IZO CHANTICLEER I2B CHEERLEADERS .. O.. I58 CONCERT BAND .... .. IO7 CONCERT CHOI .A .... II2 CONTENTS ....... .. 3 DEDICATION ......... . ..... 2 FACULTY... ....... . .20 FOOTBALL .... . . , I32 ERESHMEN ................. .. .......... 82 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ............ 82 FUTURE SECRETARIES .......... ....... I22 FUTURE TEACHERS .... ...... ' IDB GIRLS' LEADERS ........ Il9 GIRLS' SERVICE LEAGUE .... .... 9 Q GULF ................... 168 HIGH SCHOOL RED CROSS ... ... I23 JUNIORS ................ .... B 2 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 62 KEY RCLUB .... I .......... .... Q B LATIN CLUB .... 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