Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1963 volume:

Table Of Contents Dedication 4 Seniors 5 Juniors and Soph’s 31 T eachers 5 1 Sports 59 Music 77 Clubs 85 Senior Directory 107 Advertising 115 Index 140 Theme The theme for the 1963 Medinian is entitled “Pea- nuts”. Our theme has been taken from the cartoon strip created by Charles M. Schulz. We wish to thank the United Feature Syndicate for allowing us to use “Pea- nuts”. We hope you enjoy it. 3 This book is dedicated to Richard Stacy. Mr. Stacy, who was direc- tor of music at the senior high for eleven years, has given many band students worthy advice and guidance. We are greatly indebted to him for building one of the best high school bands in the area. We would like to wish Mr. Stacy sincere good luck in his new job as principal of the junior high school. 4 SENIORS SENIORS The last officers of the graduating class of 1963 pose in front of the door of their “alma mater’’. They are Tim Dwyer— President; Woody Salmons— Treasurer; Wade Boyle— Vice President; Ed Chamberlain— Secretary and Skip Kisner— Student Council Representative. On the first day of school in 1960, the 1963 senior class embarked upon three years of toil and pleasure. Tim Dwyer guided them as president of the class during all of those three years. During their junior year they sponsored the junior-senior banquet and prom. It was entitled “Hawaiian Cruise’’ and a lot of hard work went into the food and decorations. Then in their senior year, the students with a B average or better were excused from study halls in “Exercise in Self-Discipline’’. Their biggest event was graduation day 1963. Although they may never see their classmates and friends again, they will always remember the troubles and fun they had in high school. Nancy Jo Auker “No worry, no care, no troubles no where.” Donald Howard Beck “You can’t win all the time.” Dennis Berberick “His life has many a hope and aim.” James Barr “Do unto others as they would do unto you, but do it first.” Jan Aylard “Music is the universal language of mankind.” Joseph Paul Beckowitz “Never alone; always accompan- ied with noble thoughts.” 7 Judith Kay Booth “Blushing is a virtue.” Robert Burton “Do it the easiest way.” Wade Francis Boyle “A good looking boy liked here; will be missed in sports next year.” Larry Roger Buckley “High erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy.” Betty Jean Bushman “Full of pep and personality.” James Robert Cantwell “In a football game Tim is T.D. bound.” 8 Michael Carter “People that dodge obligations, find the detour much rougher than the highway of duty.” Roy Edwin Chamberlain “Is the most likable guy possible to meet.” Linda Marie Charters “Speech is great, but silence is greater.” ■ ■■ David F. Chase “Don’t take life too seriously; you will never get out alive.” Jack B. Chase “Fools give you reasons; wise men never try.” Carol Ann Clark “Happiness is worth living for.” 9 Thomas Clarkson “Great men die young. I don’t feel so well myself.” Emilio Cruz “New and quiet.” Christopher John Crobaugh “Never do today what you can do next year.” Martha Alice Cromwell “Great thoughts come from the heart.” Lois Lee Deeds “There’s time for everything.” Jean Deeter “Speak little. Do much.” 10 Michelle Donahue “Saying is one thing; doing is another.” David Edwin Dye “Sports are his business.” James Alan Dreibelbis “I have never regretted my silence.” John Easterday “The Einstein of M.H.S.” Timothy G. Dwyer “A good looking fellow with lots of class.” John Ellis “He possesses the easy going manner.” 11 Dennis M. Ferguson “In all athletics he’s always been fine, especially in football he really does shine.” m. Jerry Lynn Favri “What impish mischief sits upon his brow . . . ! ” Rebecca Mary Friedt “She can make the sun shine on a cloudy day.” Frances Elaine Falconer “Thinking right will make it a happy day.” Marla Jayne Fogt “It’s nice to be natural, when you’re naturally nice.” David Foster “We grow wiser and stronger by overcoming adversity.” 12 Gail Gabelli “Dark haired and pretty, she cheered the team to victory.” John Henry Happ Jr. “Those dark eyes aglow.” John Carl Hansen Jr. ‘‘He hath often burned the mid- night oil, but not for study.” David V. Henning “I’m not naturally stupid, I’ve been practicing.” Karen Joyce Hanzlicek “Still water runs deep.” Richard Herman “A farmer boy who gets around, from him you rarely hear a sound.” 13 Marvin Hettinger “A man of few words.” Keno Quentin Hronek ‘‘Hidden treasures lie deep beneath the storms.” Philip Lindan Hunt “We know that though he has much wit, he’s very shy of showing it.” Donna Kaye Hoover “It’s better to think your thoughts than to speak them.” Edwin Carver Jackson “Trust is the first secret of success.” 14 Christine Jones “Well-timed silence has more eloquence than speech.” John Kisner “I really ought to study this afternoon, but . . . ! ” Richard Allen Kapp “If silence were golden, he’d be a pauper.” Joan Kovalik “Everything that shines is not gold.” Suzanne Trena Kisner “To live at ease and not be bound to think.” Toni Kolasinski “No one is poor, who has a sterl- ing character and a heart of gold.” 15 David Gene Kraus “Whatever he likes to do he does; whatever he does, he does well.” Kenneth P. Lehman “Modest, cheerful, full of glee. We wish more like him could be”. David Leggett “My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me.” Larry Kurfis “Shun not the struggle; face it.” Sharon Ann Lipstreu “As calmy cool as a sparkling brook in the forest.” 16 Donald James Loveman “His music brings him great dividends.” Patricia Ann Lyden “Ambition has no risk.” Susan Lynch “Modesty bears its own merit.” Judith Ann Marsh “The secret of power is constancy to purpose.” Linda Sue Marshall “A ring on her finger.” Thomas McFadden “More sleep is Tom’s plea, for such a busy man is he.” 17 Kathy McLaughlin “When you smile, the whole world smiles with you.” Gary Carl Musch “Full of fun and fancy free.” Jeanne Marie Meszoros “Her fingers shame the ivory keys.” Margaret Lee Minto “Nothing was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” Dale Christian Myers “He never lets a smile pass by.” Saundra Mynatt “Be yourself.” 18 Florence Neumeyer “Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you.” John Newcomer “Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you.” Roy Eugene Nehrenz “Just bidin’ my time.” Carol Diane Pavlik “A quiet girl with a pleasing way.” Ernest B. Norris Jr. “Men of few words are best.” Nina Nichols “She’s good in her subjects. She’s good in her sports. She’s good in a job of any sort.” 19 Terry Robert Pel ton “First say to yourself what you would be, and then do what you have to do.” Debra Lee Pelton “Personality plus music.” James Petrigala “He’s our football captain and all agree he did his job most splendidly.” Robert Peterson “Live everyday as if it were your last.” Suzanne Rae Penick “She’s a friend that’s really y y true. Diane Sue Reed “Sometimes a smile says a lot more than words.” 20 Harold Randall Robins “You’re only as good as you think you are.” Rebecca Ann Rodgers “I can do all things through Christ which strengthened! me.” Bernice Ross “Strive to make the best . . . better.” Lois Marie Robson “Friendship is the root of all happiness.” Patricia Ann Ryel “She studies to be quiet.” 21 Ralph Sadzewicz “No particular motive for living, except the custom and the habit of it.” Diana Lynn Scott “Quietly happy.” Richard J. Schneider “Worry little, study less, is my idea of happiness.” George John Siedel “A good fellow he, the kind each one would like to be.” 22 James Richard Skidmore “Nature fits all with something to do.’’ Myron Smith “And Adam was a gardener.” Gregory Karl Smith “With life and all in it, he seems quite content.” Shirley Smith “Patience is a remedy for every pain.” Joanne Ganyard Smith “The best way to have a friend is to be one.” Joseph Russell Stambaugh “Undecided.” 23 Rita Jane Standen “A pretty smile brightens her face.” Linda R. Suddleson ‘‘Variety is the spice of life.” Chester Stuczynski ‘‘Empty wagons make the most noise.” Dale Stiedl ‘‘Do things first then think later.” Carlyon Summers ‘‘A penny for her thoughts.” 24 Charles Summers “A versatile, young man is he.” Larry Richard Tench ‘‘Many have the right aim in life, but never pull the trigger.” Cecelia Ann Survance “Beauty flows from her finger tips.” Anita M. Swart “Talking produces many disas- ters, but in silence there is safety.” Theresa Shelley Thiele “A girl with infinite kindness.” Edward Thomas “The world’s no better if we worry. Life’s no longer if we hurry.” 25 Roberta Thomas “Success is measured by the service you do in the world.” Karen Eileen Wass “Think twice before you speak once.” Donna Thompson “Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness and all her paths are peace.” Donald Allen Turk “Bashfulness is the ornament of youth.” Kathleen Elaine Wass “Always be what you are and not what you are not.” Rosalie Webel “She is both efficient and reliable.” 26 Elaine Williams “Your own value is determined by what you make of yourself.” Alan Lee Williams “He’s a lad who is never dull.” Sheldon Dale Westfall “We are building day by day; not only for time, but for eternity.” Everett Wise Jr. “1 believe in strenuous work— for others.” Alan Winchip “A little bit of foolishness, a little bit of fun.” John Williams “A smile for every boy and two for every girl.” 27 Patricia Ann Wright “Kind words are short to speak, but their echoes are endless.” Let’s twist again . . . My hero! 28 FIRST ROW: Karen Wass, Nichols, Bowers, Kathy Wass. SECOND ROW: Friedt, Kisner, Minto, Standen, Suddleson. Marshall Boyle Gabelli Dreibelbis McFadden Kurt and Cece Survance McFadden and Selzer J. Smith D. Reed Wise Schneider Auker Buckley Reed 29 Herthneck Falconer J. Chase Kurfis f Rodgers A. Williams Mike and Dave Dye Donahue Stambaugh J. Smith Siedel, B. Chase, Schneider, Friend, J. Chase, Friend, D. Chase D. Chase Minto Lipstreu D. Dye T. Pelton Webel 30 JUNIORS Chosen by the Class of ’64 as their junior officers are Sandy Dreibelbis— Stu- dent Council Representative; Fred Graff— Secretary; Jeff Ziegler— President; Larry Kirk— Treasurer. Absent when this picture was taken was Debbie Dannley —Vice-President. The juniors have spent most of the year in an effort to make the Junior-Senior Prom a success. The profits gained from working in the concession stand during games and at noon were used for the Prom which was entitled “Venus.” Also the profits gained from the mums that were sold at Homecoming went toward the expense of the Prom. We, the staff of the Medinian, are sure that the juniors are looking forward to being seniors next year. 32 Joyce Abeling Linda Akers John Austin Michele Baczuk Barbara Batchelder Charles Bates Linda Belak Robert Berry Linda Bilinovich Paula Blakeslee David Blosser . Linda Bohm Bonnie Bolton Cathy Bougher Diana Bowman Robert Bradway Bruce Buckingham Kenneth Burrer Elaine Bursby Diane Campy Darryl Canfield Dennis Caverly Marty Cavey William Chandler Mary Chidsey Carole Christy Karen Churgovich Nancy Clark Linda Conn James Cook Linda Coudret Bob Covey Amy Cruz Robert Cummings Phyllis Daniels Debbie Dannley John Dannley John Davis Joyce Davis Nancy Davis Bob Day Phyllis Demuth Debbie Donahey Bill Dreibelbis Sue Dresser Mark Druckenbrod Leo Dunbar Judy DuPlaga Judy Easton Diane Eddy Jon Eggleston Ned Ellsworth Carol Emerson Louise Faber John Fodor Shirley Fowls Barb Fry Sue Fulton Ray Gaugler Carol Gilliland 34 Rick Gorfido Fred Graff Donna Gregory Barry Haas Bill Haines Eileen Harmon Della Hartzler Dennis Havlik Edward Herman Judi Hetrick Connie Hitt Howard Hobson James Holston Karen Hood Chloe Huffman Bonnie Jackson Lyle Jenkins Kathleen Josh Connie Kasper Ronald Kaszian Theresa Kempf Lee Ann Kern Tom Kinder Larry Kirk Donna Koch James Ko teles Richard Kovalik Mary Kulchar Jeff Largent Jack Lehman 35 Terry Lenaburg Jim Leonhart Dianne Letterly Diana Loehr Larry Loveman Jeanne Loyer Carol Lucas Lupi Martinez Margaret McGarvie Sterling Medley Marsha Mesick Lynn Miller Randy Moore Charles Morton Linda Moxley Jim Myers Sara Nettleton Kay Nichols Ken Norris Jim Parkhurst Stuart Patrick Ed Paul Sandra Pearce William Phillips Walter Poetsch Laureen Reich Gary Rickert David Riebau Pat Roberts Sandra Roby Sandy Rabe Pam Rogers John Rutter Robert Sadzewicz Kathy Scanlan Cheryl Schaefer Larry Schmid Karyn Schubert Mary Seamon Kathy Sepper Bonnie Severs Diane Shanabrook Nick Shanta Robert Shurell Jan Siegfied Donna Sikes Jeanne Silva Kathleen Simon Rae A nn Simpson Sandy Smith Pam Smithberger Shirley Suther Dave Stewart Kurt Survance Kathy Tiffe Kerry Tripp Marsha Tubbs Powell Ulich Judy Ulmer Ed Waltz Rog Whitaker Lynn Wideman Sharon Williams Harlan Woolworth Pam Yike Jeff Ziegler Shirley Zsarnay Steve Horkey Roger Hronek Peggy Donnelly Sandy Dreibelbis Glen Johnson A1 Kinkade Sue Sivard Mary Kaye Swingle Mike Flynn Pat Tompkins Never thought I’d get caught working! Hey Bill, that’s a mighty fine coat you have on, kinda looks like mine. Now that you’re all in, try gettin out! My, Bullfighters wear pedal pushers too! 39 SOPHOMORES Serving as the officers for the sophomore class during their first year at the high school are Mike Dye— Vice-President; Judy Ellis— Secretary; Tom Buchanan —President; Don Deyling— Student Council Representative and Bob Tollafield —Treasurer. It didn’t take the newcomers long to get accustomed to Medina Senior High. The big project of the sophomores was the selecting and the ordering of their class rings. The sophomore class is the biggest class which has ever been en- rolled in Medina Senior High School. There were approximately 260 new faces in the halls of M.H.S. this fall. 40 mmm Larry Abbott Jackie Abrams Dave Albright Connie Arbogast Dave Aufmuth Phebe Aylard Bob Babik Darwenna Bachatell Don Baetzold Jeb Baldwin Barbara Beckowitz Pat Beers Marilyn Beitler Jeff Bender Donald Berger Jim Berry Joanne Blakeslee Tom Blakslee Stan Blankenship Bob Bricker Tom Bridges Carol Brinker Sheryl Brinker Jackie Brobst Carol Brooks Dottie Brown Louesa Brown Tom Buchanan Linda Bucksar Kathy Bujnowski 41 Judi Bushman Barbara Canfield Terry Cash Jim Cavey Mary Chambers Roberta Charters Randy Clark Rose Cogar Bob Cook Pam Cooper Steve Crane Tami Crocker Dick Cromwell Linda Cruse Joyce Cummings Kathy Curtice Dan Dailey Vicki Daum Bob Dayson Tom Deeter Mike Delac Don Deyling Carol Dietz Chris Downing Kathy Downing Bonnie Dresser Columbus Dunn Ginny Dushenke Mike Dye Leonard Eaken 42 Syl via Eckert Constance Edwards Judy Ellis Francis Ewing Catherine Farr Julie Favri Phyllis Ferguson Trudine Fetzer Andrew Fink Jill Flemming Sharon Fodor Wesley Foust John Freese Karen Friday Sheila Fulton Susan Gallagher Jeff Gallucci Geraldine Gardner Geoffrey Gee Dennis Gerspacher Bernadette Gilliam Kathleen Goebel Cynthia Gorfido Mary Grove Linda Hague i Clayton Hale Sandra Hanson Gregory Happ Carol Harney Richard Harper David Harvey Karen Hattery Diane Havener Karl Header Linda Heintzleman Patricia Herman Judy Herthneck Michael Hettinger Pamela Hill Sandra Hill Steven Hill Craig Hodge Linda Hoen Susan Holden Kathleen Horkey Bonita Horvath Cheryl Hronek Nancy Hubal Earleen Huffman Lynne Hugert Sue Hull Bonnie Hunter Linda Indoe William Izard Jack Jackson Pamela Johnson Robert Johnson Edythe Jones Michael Judkins Joseph Kabeller Rosemary Kaszian Shirley Keifer Tonya King Beverly Knoch Bonnie Koch Patricia Komjati Lawrence Koppelberger Susan Kraus Harold Kraver Victoria Lance Virginia Lane David Laurenz Jennifer Lawrence Jack Lehman Kim Lincoln Sandra Louthan Margaret Loyer James Lutz David Mantz Marilyn Marcey Richard Martin William Masters Barbara Matacic Dale McClung Linda McClung Charlene McComas Ann McFadden Carol McFadden Garrie Mick Frances Miller 45 Janice Miller Nancy Miller William Montgomery David Morton Verlaine Motz Edward Moxley Patricia Murphy Larry Morrell Alice Myers David Neptune Norman Nesbitt Andrew Nichols George Oliver Tony Oliver Barbara Page Christine Palmer Cynthia Palmer Janis Peacock Jon Peterson Gary Phillips John Phillis Linda Piatt Patrick Pinkerton Bonita Plants Jayne Post Joyce Reich Larry Reich Dennis Repp Bonnie Ribelin Alice Rickel Richard Rieggcr Cheryl Ritchie George Robins Kenneth Root Christine Rose Pamela Roshon Charles Rupert Karen Ryan Charles Scanlan Ronald Schaefer Sherry Schilling Jane Schmidt Catherine Schubert Howard Schultz Steven Schwartz Gary Scott Brenda Sexton Holly Shaw Sherry Sherman Karen Siedel Suzanne Sigafoos Bernard Simmons Lynn Simon Michael Singler Dennis Sisler Roger Smalley Edward Snrelser Cheryl Spencer Jack Spencer Muriel Stapel r Holly Steindorf Robert Stockman Diane Stuczynski Edward Suddleson Jon Survance Allen Swartz Pauline Swingle Thomas Tamas David Taylor Galen Taylor Margaret Tench Joyce Thoman Victoria Thompson Robert Tollafield Mary Tomci Donald Van Boxel Nancy Van Kannel Dan Varney David Varisco Larry Vereb James Veres Jack Voshall Debra Walker James Washburn Jacob Webel Gloria Webster Robert Weenick Nancy Weidnran George Wells Larry Wells 48 Linda Werner Susan White Patricia Wills Sandra Witbeck Dennis Wolf James Wolf Patricia Worley Paul Woodward Richard Wotring Rebecca Wyman Vancel Zacharias Richard Shaw 49 —But you look so mature for your age! ! ! ADMINISTRATION Dr. Albion V. Gotaas Superintendent Lena Ainsworth B.S., Ohio University Art II, III, Crafts David Brewer B.S., M.E., Ohio University Math IV, Advanced Placement Math, Senior Class Advisor Marilyn Cross B.A., College of Wooster Math III, Geometry, Algebra, Senior Class Advisor Edith Cruz B.S., University of Havana Spanish II, III Robert Dague B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College M.A., Columbia University Assistant Principal, English IV, Advanced Placement English Howard Dailey B.S., M.A., Kent State University Administration Assistant, Civics, Senior Class Advisor Corl Edwards A.B., Ashland College M.A., Ohio State University American History, Junior Class Advisor Arthur Eisenmann B.S., M.E., Kent State University Metal Shop, Woodworking II, Electricity, Sophomore Class Advisor Barbara Grimm B.S., Western Reserve University English II, IV, Junior Class Advisor Eugene Haas B.S., M.E., Ohio State University Geometry, Physics, Sophomore Class Advisor Jeannette Heiges A.B., Oberlin College English II, Sophomore Class Advisor Mary Lou Henderson B.S., Ashland College Home Economics II, III, IV, Sophomore Class Advisor Angela Hergenroeder B.S., M.A., Western Reserve University Office Practice, Notehand, Shorthand I, II, Junior Class Advisor Louise Jones B.S., Ohio State University Librarian 54 Virginia Jeandrevin B.S., University of West Virginia Physical Education, Junior Class Advisor Susan Kellogg BA.., Ohio Wesleyan College Latin II, French I, II, Sophomore Class Advisor Merle Leggett B.A., Kent State University Industrial Arts John Moore B.S., Baldwin-Wallace College Drivers Ed., Physical Education, Sophomore Class Advisor James Mougey B.S., Ohio State University Vocal Music, Music Appreciation, Sophomore Class Advisor Jeanette Neptune B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College English III, Journalism, Junior Class Advisor Roland Platz B.S., Kent State University Driving, Health II, Physical Education, Senior Class Advisor Augustine Rios A.B., Ohio Wesleyan M.E., Kent State University Sociology, Psychology, Dean of Boys 55 Losia Schafer B.S., Office Training School Typing I, Personal Typing, Bookkeeping, Junior Class Advisor Harold Showalter B.A., Manchester College English III, Speech, Senior Class Advisor Mary Jane Smith B.S., Western Michigan M.E., Kent State University English B, Dean of Girls John Stirm B.S., Ashland College Biology, Chemistry, Sophomore Class Advisor Ernest Teagarden A.B., Heidelberg College Ph.D., Western Reserve University American History, American Heritage William Tibbits B.E., Bowling Green State University Biology, Junior Class Advisor Jacob Schock B.A., Bowling Green State University German James Banks B.A., Purdue University Economics and Civics Senior Class Advisor 56 Cafeteria Feeding the masses this year were Mrs. Gallagher, Mrs. Gienke and Mrs. Coney. leaning the messes this year were Mr. Wildman, Mr. Lash and Mr. Jacot) Janitors c i or ' y QcJ- Secretaries Kathleen Varney Betty Bagley Board of Education 58 SEATED left to right : Richard Longacre; F. C. Veverka-Clerk; Howard E. Claggett— Vice President; Donald Chase; William Batchelder— President. STANDING left to right: Dr. Albion V. Gotaas; Dr. Robert E. Smith. HU 59 FOOTBALL Captains— Jim Petrigala, Dave Dye and Wade Boyle Woody Salmons, Chuck Summers, John Happ, Ed Chamberlain, Jim Cantwell, Harlan Woolworth, Denny Ferguson 60 Tim Dwyer, Bob Covey, Skip Kisner, Joe Beckowitz, Gary Musch George Siedel, Fred Graff Coaches— William Tibbits, John Moore, Roland Platz Our “Battling Bees” fought through their most successful season since 1958. We ended with a fine five and three record for which we thank our team and our coaches. In defeating Olmstead Falls, Fairview, North Olmstead, and Oberlin we ended the season in the Southwestern Conference with fourth place. We will miss a fine group of seniors next year but our underclassmen showed plenty of promise. FRONT ROW: George Siedel, George Oliver, Chuck Bates, Clayton Hale, Harlan Woolworth, Bill Driebelbis, Denny Ferguson, Fred Graff, Dave Dye. SECOND ROW: Bill Herthneck, Bob Covey, Buz Hronek, Ed Moxley, Skip Kisner, Gary Musch, Jim Cantwell, Woody Salmons, Tim Dwyer, Chuck Summers. THIRD ROW: Dan Dailey, Jeff Largent, Larry Kirk. Rick Gorfido, Wade Boyle, Joe Beckowitz, Jim Petrigala, Bernie Simmons, Butch Schneider, John Happ, Ed Chamberlain. 61 iflNf Get out of my way! Red rover, red rover let Jimmy come over Bees Barricades Stop Colt Attack uv o9 s op e ° eV Cl | C ort to V e ' ' V te O ' 1 otf nV r 0 t 0 r ' tg : Vit y eA ' lv e eY ' V VARSITY FOOTBALL RESULTS Medina 14 Cloverleaf 0 Medina 7 Olmsted Falls 0 Medina 0 Rocky River 18 Medina 12 Fairview 0 Medina 20 North Olmsted 0 Medina 6 Westlake 20 Medina 0 Bay Village 6 Medina 18 Oberlin 12 62 Shake Does it tickle? Receiving the Fall Sports Awards were George Sieclel, Jim Cantwell, Dave Dye, Wade Boyle. The Jaybees of 1962 had a very successful season, finishing with four wins, one loss and one tie. On the basis of this record and the spirit shown by the boys we are very enthused about the football prospects for the next couple years. FIRST ROW: Ken Norris, Tom Buchanan, Mike Delac, Kurt Survance, Larry Schmidt, Bill Montgomery, Mike Dye, John Freese, Dick Cromwell, Sterling Medley. SECOND ROW: Mark Weahry, Bob Bradway, Jim Barr, Jon Eggleston, Greg Happ, Roger Smalley, Ed Snddleson. STANDING: Bill Izard, Jim Parkhurst, Gary Scott, Jack Lehman, Dave Morton. 63 VARSITY WRESTLING SOUAD S FIRST ROW Jim Parkhurst, Bob Covey, Gary Musch, Butch Schneider, Fred Graff. SECOND ROW: George Oliver, Rick Harper, Ed Chamberlain, Jerry Favri, Jim Barr, Rob Shurell. Wrestling The grapplers had a very successful season. This really paid off for them as they sent five boys to the district tournament. In the past few years at Medina, wrestling has become a spectator sport as well as a participation sport. COACH Mr. Tibbits CO-CAPTAINS Jerry Favri, Ed Chamberlain. FIRST ROW: Ron Kaszian, Dave Morton, Jim Holstein, Tony Oliver, Bob Cook, Clayton Hale, Columbus Dunn, Kurt Survance. SECOND ROW: Dave Riebau, Steve Hill, Tom Buchanan, Chuck Scanlan, Bill Izard, Roger Smalley, Mark Druckenbrod, Larry Kirk, Dave Dye. RESULTS Medina 21 Copley 20 Medina. ...25 Vermillion 18 Medina 20 Rocky River . 19 Medina 14 North Olmsted ... ---27 Medina 22 Buckeye .......19 Medina 33 Avon Lake 6 Medina 15 Bay Village .......22 Medina 25 Strongsville 16 M ed i n a 29 Midview 13 Lorain County _ Tournaments 7 th 8 teams Medina 1st 11 teams W.R.A 4th 4 teams S.W.C 5th 5 teams Sec. 4 th 13 teams Ken Lehman BASKET- Tim Dwyer Ev Wise Chuck Summers Wade Boyle 66 Jeff Ziegler Walt Poetsch 67 mnicm. ATHLETIC OP The coaches were Roland Platz and Augie Rios The Bee cagers had a number of close games this year and it seemed that luck was against them. They finished in sixth place in the Southwestern Con- ference. We hope that the fine spirit of this year’s team will carry over to next year’s basketballing Bees. t«irnc� If l |2 f A j 1 . . , wmrvj 1ST f §§ljtt JmL fc � JnfP I ! : : J pjk yrJf W J E -r - J fili W l | M j J RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT: Bob Stockman, Mike Dye. KNEELING: Jeff Bender, Rick Gorfido, Sterling Medley, Edward Moxley, Gary Scott, Bernie Simmons. STANDING: Stan Blankenship, Dan Dailey, Larry Schmid, Dick Cromwell, Bob Bradway, Jack Lehman, Coach Platz. RESULTS 1 v f % P ? ‘ 3 1 1 L , t m MANAGERS Nick Shanta, Cliff Gra- ham, Leonard Eaken. Medina 47 Wellington 43 47 Oberlin 48 46 Rocky River 38 35 Westlake 52 37 Wadsworth 42 47 Olmsted Falls 60 45 Bay Village 58 61 North Olmsted 59 44 Oberlin 40 36 Revere 67 47 Rocky River 52 45 Strongsville 35 56 Fairview 59 57 North Olmsted 52 39 Westlake 58 46 Olmsted Falls 51 50 Bay Village 46 69 Fairview 77 TRACK April 11 Wadsworth (Here) 18 Highland (Here) 20 At Buckeye Rela y 25 At Elyria 26 At Warrensville 30 At Oberlin May 3 Fairview (Here) 9 North Olmsted 11 Medina Relays 13 Conference Meet 14 Conference Meet FIRST ROW: Tom Buchanan, Columbus Dunn, Dennis Repp, Ed Moxley, Gary Scott, Ev Wise, John Wyman, Jack Lehman. SECOND ROW: Bill Montgomery, Pat Pinkerton, Butch Schneider, Bob Bradway, Bill Dreibelbis, Bob Covey, Ed Waltz, Bob Berry. THIRD ROW: Kurt Survance, Jim Parkhurst, Rog Smalley, Ken Norris, Dan Dailey, Jim Wolf, Jim Washburn, Joe Beckowitz, and John Freese. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Moore— Coach, Fred Graff, Don Berger, Larry Schmid, Tom Krejci, Chuck Scanlan, George Wells, Mike Judkins. Track and Golf GOLF April 19 Orrville (Here) 23 Oberlin (There) May 1 Orrville (There) 6 Fairview (Here) 15 Oberlin (Here) 23 Westlake (There) 28 Westlake (Here) j [J, k J 1 FIRST ROW: Phil Hunt, Tim Dwyer, Dave Morton, Dave Henning. SECOND ROW: John Easterday, Wade Boyle, Bob Johnson, John Austin. THIRD ROW: Mr. Shock— Coach, Tom McFadden, Randy Robins, Charley Morton. FOURTH ROW: John Ellis, Terry Lenaburg, Tom Clarkson and Joe Stambaugh. 70 April 8 Buckeye 10 Wooster 16 Westlake 18 Highland 19 At Oberlin 23 At Orrville 24 At Fairview 26 Bay Village 30 At River May 1 Orrville 3 At Westlake 6 At Buckeye 7 At Highland 9 Barberton 14 Oberlin 16 At Wooster 17 Fairview 21 At Bay 23 At Barberton 24 River FIRST ROW: Bernie Simmons, Bob Stockman, David Aufmuth, Tony Oliver, Clay Hale, Jack Lehman, Bill Izard, Dick Cromwell. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robson, Mike Delac, Gary Musch, Ed Chamberlain, Bob Cook, Mike Dye, Bob Tollafield, Charles Rupert. THIRD ROW: Chuck Bates, Marty Cavey, Larry Kirk, Walt Poestch, Dennis Caverly, Rob Shurell, Terry Pelton, Jim Cantwell, Stan Blankenship. Tennis and Baseball TENNIS FIRST ROW: Harold Kravcr, Dave Leggett, Dave Chase, Dave Kraus. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dunn, Ed Suddleson, Jeff Bender, Jim Cook. THIRD ROW: Geoff Gee, Russ Kulow, Leonard Eaken, Jeff Zeigler. 71 Cheerleaders The varsity cheerleaders have done an excellent job in boosting the morale of the teams. These pert misses are Gail Gabelli, Lupi Martinez, Sue Fulton, Carol Lucas and Nancy Auker. We, the staff of the Medinian, salute these girls for their fine work and their superior exhibition in sportsmanship. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Carol Lucas Nancy Auker Gail Gabelli Sue Fulton Lupi Martinez 72 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sue Fulton, Nancy Auker, Gail Gabel- li, Lupi Martinez, Carol Lucas. P-s-s-t! “I think they’re taking our picture.” Polly Judy Marcia Tubbs Swingle Peggy Donnelly Herthneck Cindy Gorfido These, five bundles of energy, Marcia Tubbs, Cindy Gorfido, Polly Swingle, Peg Donnelly and Judy Herthneck, have done a great deal in spurring the reserve teams into all of their victories. These girls are a reassurance that we will have good cheerleaders to repre- sent our school in the coming years. Polly Swingle, Peggy Donnelly, Judy Herthneck, Cindy Gorfido and Marcia Tubbs. 73 Boy’s Intramurals Ending up in first place were the Wolbies. They are Dave Chase, Jim Petrigala, Ken Norris, Joe Stambaugh, Randy Robins and Tom Clarkson. Taking second place were the Wildcats. Standing left to right: Dennis Repp, Chet Stuczynski, Dennis Caverly, John Phyllis and Roger Smalley. Kneeling: Terry Lenaburgh, John Hansen, Ned Ellsworth, Nick Shanta, and Ed Sud- dleson. Coming in third were the 409’s. Don Beck, Joe Becko- witz, Carl Header, Bill Izard, John Williams, Dave Kraus. In fourth place the Kripkickers and the Spartans tied. The Kripkickers are: Standing, Randy Clark, Jan Seigfreid, Charley Morton, Kerry Tripp, Mike Delac. Kneeling, George Siedel, Dave Harvey, Skip Kisner, and Jim Wolf. Spartans: Ed Waltz, Jim Cantwell, John Austin, Bob Johnson, Rog Whitaker. Bill Herthneck, Bob Day, Tom McFadden, Terry Pelton. 74 Sixth place were the Bearcats-. They are Keno Hronek, Dave Henning, Phil Hunt, Marty Cavey, Glenn Johnson, Bill Dreibelbis, Dennis Ferguson. Girl’s Intramurals Rowdy Rejects: Nancy Clark, Betty Bushman, Mary Grove, Karen Hattery, Judy Ellis, Joann Gager and Cindy Gorfido. Cheerios: Diane Letterly, Pam Johnson, Linda Hague, Mary Chambers, Lupi Martinez, Connie Edwards and Nina Nichols. Wildcats: Marcia Tubbs, Gloria Webster, Deb Dannley, Sandy Roby, Sharon Foder, Kathy McLaughlin, Linda Werner, Sandy Rabe, Pam Smithberger. Blue Jeans: Linda Moxley, Jan Post, Sandy Louthan, Judi Hetrick, Gail Gabelli, Paulette Gallagher and Phyllis Steck. Wolves: Kay Nichols, Sue Hull, Cheryl Ritchie, Joyce Thoman, Pam Roshon, Sara Nettleton, Judy Herthneck and Bonnie Severs. Jets: Louesa Brown, Diane Campy, Barb Batchelder, Vicky Daunt, Judi Booth, Kathy Curtice, Lyn Bohm, Fran Miller and Pat Wills. 75 In memory of Larry D. Newberry, Sr. 1893-1962 76 77 Leading the band this fall were head majorette Joanne Smith and drum major Leo Dunbar. The majorettes were Tanri Crocker, Nancy Hubal, Loucsa Brown, Sue Kisner and Linda Suddleson. Marching Band 78 Concert Band HRST ROW: D. Pelton, D. Koch, M. Minto, S. Kiefer, K. Lincoln, N. Nichols, M. Fogt, L. Kern, P. Smithberger, B. Friedt. SECOND ROW: D. Bowman, F. Falconer, L. Werner, S. White, L. Hugert, L. Vereb, L. Abbott, M. Mesick, B. Tolla- field, J. Smith, P. Roshon, L. Brown, M. Cromwell, E. Harmon, A. Myers, V. Motz, J. Ellis, B. Koch. 1 HIRD ROW: P. Blakeslee, P. Komjati, J. Easton, B. Hanes, S. Pearce, D. Dannley, J. Abrams, L. Suddleson, J. Schmidt, L. Cruse, D. Shanabrook, C. Brinker, J. Aylard, B. Hunter, K. Nichols, K. Churgovich, S. Westfall, S. Rabe, T. Blakes- lee, P. Aylard, J. Myers, K. Burrer, T. Ulmer, K. Schubert, N. Miller. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Fogt— Assistant Director, P. Johnson, B. Horvath, G. Webster, J. Wolf, K. Curtice, D. Repp, B. Phillips, S. Roby, L. Belak, R. Rieger, B. Haas, H. Shaw, J. Ellis, J. Dannley, P. Tompkins, D. Reed, J. Newcomer, J. Favri, B. Dayson, B. Riebelin, J. Easterday, j. Silva, J. Love- man, B. Rodgers, S. Schwartz, J. Fleming, D. Neptune, C. Morton, J. Fodor, Mr. Dubbert— Director. FIFTH ROW: M. Flynn, D. Canfield, E. Jackson, L. Jenkins, L. Wideman, B. Day, S. Sigafoos, P. Peterson, J. Davis, L. Moxley, S. Dresser, K. Hattery, S. Fodor, J. Post, J. Williams, P. Demuth. The Musical Bees performed half-time shows for all the football games. Most of the shows had several drills and dance steps in them. After football season the band came in- doors to practice for their concerts on Febru- ary 28 and March 1. Conneaut came here for a concert and a night of fun. In May the band performed with the other musical or- ganization for the spring concert. Officers of band this year were Kathy Mc- Laughlin— Treasurer, John Newcomer— Vice President, Diane Reed — President, Becky Friedt— Secretary. 79 Orchestra rf IsT-i 1 U! AT jpr 5 i Lv 0 . 1 «l V V m JL C J Hgb fyjK w 1 if nL IK FIRST ROW: Alex Smithberger, Laurie McLaughlin, Becky Shurance, Carol Nicholas, Linda Swart, Mary Rose Halderson, Dawn Peterson, Barb Batchelder. SECOND ROW: Pam Smithberger, Debbie Pelton, Donna Koch, Diane Bowman, Jackie Abrams, Lynn Hugert, Deb Dannley, Bob Tollafield, Jo Smith, Carl Ritter. THIRD ROW: Pat Tompkins, Barry Haas, Jan Aylard, Kay Nichols, Karen Churgovich, Sandy Rabe, Kathy McLaughlin, Dianne Shanabrook, Pam Roshon. FOURTH ROW: John Dannley, John Fodor, Dave Neptune, John Day, Bill Chandler, John Williams, Bob Peterson, Mr. Fogt— Director. The orchestra, which is primarily composed of string instruments, is chiefly concerned with classical music. They have been respon- sible for providing the students with fine musical entertainment. 80 Secretary— Kay Nichols, President— Pat Thomp- kins, Treasurer— Deb Dannley, Vice President— John Dannley. Stardusters FRONT ROW: Jim Myers, Judy Ulmer, Ken Burrer, Nancy Miller, John Williams. SECOND ROW: Steve Swart, Dave Neptune, Charles Morton, Pat Thompkins, John Newcomer, Bob Dayson, Dennis Repp, Director— Mr. Dubbert, Debbie Pelton, Jim Loveman. The Stardusters hav e provided entertainment for many of our “after game dances.” They were also requested to make appearances at Cloverleaf High School on several occasions. FIRST ROW: Carol Brooks, Mickey Baczuk, Bertha Lee, Linda Marshall, Nancy Van Kennel, Jo Ann Smith, Mr. Mougey, Debra Pelton, Pam Yike, Linda Suddleson, Connie Kasper, Jeanne Meszoros, Marla Fogt. SECOND ROW: Lynn Simon, Linda Indoe, Carol McFadden, Kathy McLaughlin, Janis Peacock, Bonnie Dresser, Linda Belak, Frances Schelkle, Judy Easton, Karen Churgovich. THIRD ROW: Joyce Abeling, Jan Aylard, Bob Peterson, Jim Baldwin, Ed Smelser, Ed Suddle- son, Tom Sucher, Larry Loveman, Barb Fry, Kathy Horkey, Diane Shanabrook, Joyce Davis, Sue Sivard. FOURTH ROW: Ed Herman, Dale Myers, Steve Horkey, Sterling Medley, Bill Norton, Frank Seibert, Butch Schneider, Karl Header, Lawrence Koppelberger, Mike Flynn, Woody Salmons, Jim Washburn. Choir The music department of our school is headed by our 49 member choir. The choir has provided excel- lent entertainment at two or three school assembles. They have also participated in several concerts. Officers: Karen Churgovich— Accompanist, Woody Salmon- Treasurer, Butch Schneider— Vice President, Joanne Smith- President. Absent when picture was taken was Linda Suddleson —Secretary. 82 FIRST ROW: Linda Suddleson, Barb Fry, Marla Fogt. SECOND ROW: Jan Aylard, Steve Horkey, Jim Loveman, Dale Myers. Counterpoints and Harmonaires Sterling Medley, Steve Horkey, Jan Aylard, Dale Myers, Karen Churgovich— accompanist. 83 Debbie Pelton, Nancy Van Kannel, Connie Kasper, Diane Shanabrook, Joanne Smith, Joyce Abeling, Barb Batchelder, Jeanne Meszoros, Mickey Baczuk. Choralettes These nine girls were selected on the basis of their singing ability. Along with the rest of the music department they performed at various different concerts throughout the year. 84 CLUBS QUEEN BECKY I don’t believe this! Queen Becky Freidt and her attendants, Joanne Smith and Gail Gabelli, reigned over a victorious game against the Fairview Warriors. The rainy weath- er which we had on Friday, September 28, dampened both the Bee Boosters and the team, but not their spirit. After a hard fight on the part of both teams, the Bees won 12-0. After the game, Medina fans and their dates at- tended a dance at the Senior High School to celebrate the victory over Fairview and to honor the Home- coming Queen. Everyone enjoyed dancing to the sounds of the “Stardusters”. All the Homecoming festivities were very successful and enjoyed by all. Oooo-oo this is exciting! Did they take— CHEESE— yet? ? ! ! vfl rf i’ll] llll ill ' 1 II Wade to Gail: “I wonder if that thing up there is safe? ! ! ” 87 Tinsel Twirl The Tinsel Twirl, which was held on December 29, was sponsored by the Student Council. Due to the bad weather the attendance was not as good as the Student Council had anticipated. The members of the Student Council accom- plished a nice effect with the decorations which they made. Dream on. I sure don’t feel like a queen! Now that we’ve gambled away all of the school’s money . . . Chow line. Caught in the act. 89 FIRST ROW Wade Boyle— Treasurer, George Siedel— President, Tim Dwyer— Vice President, Sharon Lipstreu— Sec- retary. SECOND ROW: Debbie Pelton, Jo- anne Smith. THIRD ROW: Larry Buckley, Rich Kapp, Nancy Clark, Nina Nichols. FOURTH ROW: Alan Williams, Don Deyling, Margaret Minto, Judi Booth. FIFTH ROW: Jeff Ziegler, Skip Kis- ner, Becky Friedt, Sandy Dreibelbis. SIXTH ROW: John Happ, Tom Bu- chanan, Myron Smith, Joyce Abeling. Student Council The purpose of Student Council is to assist in reaching to goals of education by teaching the ways of democracy by experience, to develop school morale, to provide means for students to express opinions, to sponsor activities and to promote faculty— student re- lations. The Student Council has sponsored Homecoming and Tinsel Twirl. They have promoted “Clean Up School” campaign and the method of reporting Stu- dent Council news. They have also sold book covers. And if I’m elected I promise . . . 90 FRONT ROW: Circulation Manager— Becky Rodgers, Publicity Manager— Connie Kasper, Executive Editor— Larry R. Buckley, Exchange Editor— Joanne Blakeslee, Copy Editor— Charlene McComas. SECOND ROW: Advertising Manager— Jeanne Meszoros, Assistant Sports Editor— Chester Stuczynski, Assistant Advertising Manager— Greg Smith, Art Editor— Judi Hetrick THIRD ROW: Advisor— Mrs. Neptune, Photography Editor— Jan Siegfried, Assistant Copy Editor— Sara Nettleton, Sports Editor— Steve Reiff. Absent when the picture was taken were News Editor— Rae Ann Simpson and Business Manager— Karen Hood. Medinamite After all I’m the Big Boss around here! The publication of the Medinamite every three weeks is the project of the journalism- class. The publications include feature stories. The paper is published to provide entertainment and factual stories for the student body. Work! That word scares me. 91 ■H We sure are photogenic! ! ! The purpose of the Letterman’s Club is to be of assistance in anyway they can to the school and to promote school spirit and good sports- manship. This year some of their accomplishments have been ushering, ticket-taking, and pro- gram sales at football and basketball games. They also helped finance the new scoreboard. Lettermen’s Club FIRST ROW: W. Boyle— President, D. Ferguson, K. Hronek, C. Summers, J. Kisner, J. Beckowitz, C. Stuczynski, G. Musch, F. Graff, B. Bradway. SECOND ROW: E. Moxley, G. Oliver, J. Stambaugh, B. Herthneck, J. Happ, J. Cantwell, D. Henning, W. Salmons, G. Siedel, T. Dwyer— Secretary, R. Robins. THIRD ROW: L. Schmid, M. Delac, D. Morton, T. Pelton, G. Johnson, T. Lenaburg, K. Survance, B. Covey, J. Largent, J. Austin, J. Lehman, Mr. Rios— Advisor. FOURTH ROW: B. Montgomery, D. Cromwell, L. Dunbar, E. Waltz, L. Kirk, C. Morton, J. Cook, P. Rogers, J. Ziegler, C. Bates, E. Wise, J. Wyman. FIFTH ROW: S. Medley, J. Lehman, M. Dye, B. Izard, J. Siegfried, N. Shanta, E. Chamberlain- Treasurer, J. Favri, D. Dye— Vice President, J. Petrigala. SIXTH ROW: G. Scott, C. Hale, T. Buchanan, R. Gorfido, B. Dreibelbis, D. Stuart, J. Barr, B. Schneider, K. Norris, J. Parkhurst. SEVENTH ROW: R. Smalley, G. Happ, D. Dailey, E. Suddleson, D. Caverly, R. Kulow, B. Day. 92 FIRST ROW: John Wyman— Chief Engineer, Alan Williams — President, John Fodor— Secretary, John Newcom- er-Vice President. SECOND ROW: Phil Hunt, John Wil- liams, Connie Kasper, Bill Chandler, Diana Loehr. THIRD ROW: Ed Waltz, Jim Love- man, Jim Leonhart, Bill Phillips. FOURTH ROW: Dave Kraus, Gary Rickert, Jack Chase. kj • ml «■ •c t|| Jr 7 m. ; , ; JH m A J 1� . . r T V J’ I PL- ) Audio Club The purpose of the Audio Club is to give an opportunity to those interested a chance to gain experience in electronics, programing, announcing and visual equipment. Also to provide the Medina Senior High School with the most efficient and entertaining use of its audio and visual facilities. Maybe if I fix it this way, I could blow their ears offl ! ! Now we have to learn how to work it! 93 Girls’ Leaders Club FIRST ROW: Donna Koch, Marty Cromwell, Becky Friedt— President, Gail Gab- elli— Secretary. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Nep- tune— advisor, Nina Nichols, Joanne Smith, Sharon Lip- streu. THIRD ROW: Marsha Me- sick, Sandy Rabc, Rita Stan- den, Debbie Pelton. FOURTH ROW: Pam Smithburger, Barb Batchel- der, Nancy Clark. Absent Diane Reed— Treasurer. The purpose of the G.L.C. is to install and promote a sense of responsibility and leader- ship in its members and to further interests in the welfare of others. During the year, G.L.C. members sold “foot- ball fellas,” sold tickets at football and basket- ball games. They also fed the basketball boys after each game. We model for Dior . . . Rock-a-bye baby on the tree top . . . Pep Club The purpose of Pep Club is to boost the spirit and morale of our school towards all sports. The club has sponsored a card section at the home games. They also had pot-luck dinners with speakers. The members of the club helped the cheerleaders with dec- orations. Now we have a breather to realize that not all is one-two- three-four-down-two-three-four! FIRST ROW: S. Fulton, N. Auker, G. Gabelli, Mrs. Jean- drevin— Advisor, T. Kolasinski— Secretary -Treasurer, J. Smith-President, B. Bushman— Vice President, J. Hetrick, B. Severs, L. Martinez, S. Nettleton. SECOND ROW: L. Suddleson, E. Jones, S. Holden, S. Fulton, J. Bushman, P. Murphy, K. Siedel, B. Dresser, J. Peacock, K. Shuber, J. Lawrence, C. Farr. THIRD ROW: C. Arbogast, P. Gallagher, P. Wills, F. Miller, C. Ritchie, M. Grove, C. Edwards, L. Hague, S. Schilling, S. Williams, C. Schaefer, B. Bolton, P. Yike. FOURTH ROW: S. Pearce, S. Lipstreu, R. Standen, S. Brinker, C. Curtice, P. Roberts, K. Scanlan, J. Loyer, D. Letterly, P. Lyden, M. Loyer, J. Miller. FIFTH ROW: R. Thomas, K. Hanzlicek, K. Wass, V. Daum, S. Louthan, L. Heintzleman, A. Rickel, S. Dresser, M. Swingle, P. Komjati, T. Fetzer. SIXTH ROW: S. Roby, J. Herthneck, L. Brown, G. Dush- enke, J. Post, B. Beckowitz, P. Aylard, K. Hattery, J. Ellis, D. Walker, P. Roshon, K. Lincoln, B. Horvath. SEVENTH ROW: J. Silva, J. Easton, P. Donnelly, D. Campy, S. Dreibelbis, M. Tubbs, L. Moxley, S. Null, N. Davis, D. Eddy, B. Batchelder. 95 FRONT ROW: Secretary— Bruce Buckingham, Sentinal— Larry Reich, Vice President— Richard Herman, Advisor— Mr. Duke, President— Myron Smith, Treasurer— Richard Kovalik, Reporter — Garrie Mick. SECOND ROW: Gary Scott, Vancel Zacharias, Michael Hettinger, A1 Swart, Dave Taylor, Bob Burton, Don Baetzold, Larry Wells. THIRD ROW: Tom Bridges, Leonard Eaken, Carl Coudret, Roy Nehrenz, Don Turk, Calvin Kennedy. Future Farmers Of America The purpose of F.F.A. is to have an organ- ization of rural boys interested in a career in agriculture and to help them select a special field for their career. Showing projects at the county and state fairs and the planting of forestry seedlings has been their main project for this year. 96 And this is dedicated to . We’re going to have a picnic! Cheers! Future Farmers Of America Auxiliary The purpose of the F.F.A.A. is to help the F.F.A. boys with some of their projects and social events. The activities included several field trips and social gatherings. FRONT ROW: Dale Ann Steidl— Vice President, Joyce Reich— Historian, Joan Kovalik— President. SECOND ROW: Diana Loehr, Linda Belak, Diana Scott— Parliamentarian, Mr. Duke— Advisor. Absent when picture was taken was Laureen Reich— Secretary. 97 Y-Teens FIRST ROW: Miss Cross— Advisor, Judi Booth, Phyllis Stock, Kay Nichols, Bertha Lee, Lynn Simon, Verlaine Motz— Interclub Council Representa- tive, Marla Fogt— Secretary, Debbie Pelton — President, Nancy Hubal — Treasurer, Marsha Mesick— Vice Presi- dent. SECOND ROW: Jackie Abrams, Joyce Thom an, Bonnie Horvath, Jane Schmidt, Phyllis Demuth, Pat Kom- jati. THIRD ROW: Beverly Knock, Cathy Farr, Sandy Smith, Eileen Harmon, Becky Friedt— Chaplain. FOURTH ROW: Diane Havener, Holly Steindorf, Lee Ann Kern, Mar- garet Minto. FIFTH ROW: Linda Suddleson, Carol Dietz, Kathy Bujnowski. SIXTH ROW: Betty Bushman, Nancy Auker, Marilyn Beitler, Mary Cham- bers. The purpose of the Y-Teens is to build a fellowship of girls devoted to the task of realiz- ing in their common life those ideals of personal and social living to which they are committed by their faith as Christians. The projects of Y-Teens this year have includ- ed selling bee badges, making favors for the hospital at Thanksgiving and sponsoring a Val- entine Dance. What a darling wig you have on. Miss Cross! Surprise! The “House of Hearts” which was spon- sored by the Y-Teens on February 16, proved to be a very successful event. Members of the Y-Teens spent many hours decorating the gym and entrance. Music was provided by a college combo, The Towerman. Gee, I hope she doesn’t step on my feet! Toot, Toot! We sat down just so you can take our I’m going to taste this it might be spiked! picture! 99 FIRST ROW: Jan Aylard, Lynn Bohm, Sandy Roby, Rita Standen— Treasurer, Sharon Lipstreu— President, Linda Conn— Secretary, John Williams— Chairman of Committees, Bonnie Severs, Linda Moxley, Sue Null. SECOND ROW: Ken Root, Jeb Baldwin, Trudy Fetzer, Kay Nichols, Jeanne Silva, Charlene McComas, Nancy Van Kennel, Kathy Schubert, Brenda Sexton. THIRD ROW: Jim Washburn, Steve Hill, Kathy Cur- tice, Sue White, Bonnie Dresser, Janis Peacock, Con- nie Arbogast, Karen Siedel, Mary Tomci, Janice Miller, Jeanne Loyer. FOURTH ROW: Joe Stambaugh, Debbie Walker, Alice Rickel, Linda Heinzleman, Linda Hoen, Marilyn Marcey, Barb Matacic, Larry Koppleberger. FIFTH ROW: John Hansen, Mary Kaye Swingle, Louesa Brown, Jan Post, Bobbie Beckowitz, Ginny Dushenke, Karen Hattery, Judy Ellis, Kim Lincoln, Geoffrey Gallucci. Absent was Mr. Boyer, the advisor. Dramatics Club The purpose of Dramatics Club is to promote the knowledge and use of dramatic arts in Medina High School. The club presented two plays en- titled “Have a Heart” and “Twelve Angry Women.” During the year a member of Kent State University Dramatics Club gave a speech on college drama. 100 Members of the cast in “Have a Heart” were John Williams, John Hansen, Jeanne Silva and Tom Clarkson. Others in the Play were Rita Standen and Linda Conn. FIRST ROW: Barb Fry— Parliamentarian, Lynn Simon, Steindorf, Becky Wyman, Linda Coudret. Fran Schelkle— Historian, Nancy Clark— President, Shir- FOURTH ROW: Diane Scott, Linda Indoe, Virginia ley Fowls— Secretary, Cece Survance— Vice President, Lane, Bernice Ross, Emma Eckert. Miss Henderson-Advisor, Cheryl Schaefer. FIFTH ROW: Linda Bilinovich, Diane Letterly, Phyl- SECOND ROW: Judy Easton, Verlain Motz, Bertha lis Daniels, Nancy Weidman, Brenda Sexton. Lee, Joyce Reich, Joyce Davis, Linda Akers. SIXTH ROW: Cheryl Richie, Carol Gilliland, Mary THIRD ROW: Pat Murphy, Cathy Downing, Holly Jane Kulchar. Future Homemakers Of America The purposes of F.H.A. are to promote an appreciation of the joys and satisfac- tions of homemaking and to further inter- est in home economics. The members helped welfare families at Christmas. Many of them offered their baby-sitting services while their mothers voted. The club has also put forth efforts to adopt a war orphan. We are learning to cook and sew . . . 101 Future Teachers Of America The purposes of F.T.A. are to point out the oppor- tunities of a teaching ca- reer and to encourage its members to enter the teach- ing profession. The club was able to substitute at Garfield and Ella Canavan schools. They have had panel discussions. At some of their meetings they learned about college requirements of a teacher, about the securing of a teach ingcertificate and about teaching itself. They also observed their annual Observation Day at Gar- field and Ella Canavan. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Kellogg— Advisor, Marla Fogt, Phyllis Steck— Vice President, Margaret Min to— President. SECOND ROW: John Davis, Roberta Thomas, Jeanne Meszoros, Joanne Smith. THIRD ROW: Pam Smithberger, Sandy Rabe, Kathy Sepper, Linda McClug. LAST ROW: Cathy Rougher, Sharon Fodor, Lee Ann Kern, Marsha Mesick, Barb Ratchelder. ABSENT: Pam Rogers— Treasurer, Debra Dannley— Secretary. Watch the birdie! See girls, you know you can do a good job! ■HgHpp l|R 102 Girls’ Athletic Association The purpose of G.A.A. is to keep the mem- bers mentally awake and physically fit. G.A.A. members have really kept the club in shape this year. They have had quite a few morning playdays and gone bowling several times. The club donated towards the pur- chase of the new scoreboard. Now that we’re up here how do we get down??? FIRST ROW: M. Chambers, J. Favri, P. Cooper, C. Downing, Mrs. Jeandrevin— Advisor, G. Gabelli— Vice President, N. Nichols— President, J. Booth— Secretary, L. M oxley— ' Treasurer, L. Martinez, B. Severs, J. Het- rick, S. Nettleton. SECOND ROW: Chris Palmer, K. Downing, S. Kraus, S. Eckert, J. Bushman, N. Hubal, K. Siedel, J. Schmidt, J. Meszoros, B. Dresser, J. Peacock, C. Schubert, M. Minto, C. Farr. THIRD ROW: R. Thomas, P. Gallagher, P. Wills, F. Miller, C. Ritchie, M. Grove, C. Edwards, L. Hague, S. Sherman, J. Thoman, D. Havener, B. Knoch, M. Crom- well. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Wass, R. Standen, S. Brinker, K. Curtice, C. McComas, P. Thompson, K. Scanlan, J. Loyer, D. Letterly, P. Wright, K. Churgovich, B. Sexton. FIFTH ROW: B. Hunter, V. Daum, S. Keifer, P. Herman, P. Johnson, S. Louthan, L. Heintzleman, A. Rickel, L. Hoen, S. Fulton, C. Lucas, M. Swingle, D. Bachtell. SIXTH ROW: K. Hanzlicek, J. Herthneck, L. Brown, G. Dushenke, J. Post, B. Beckowitz, P. Aylard, K. Hattery, M. Marcey, P. Roshon, B. Horvath, J. Ellis, D. Walker. SEVENTH ROW: S. Hull, J. Smith, N. Auker, P. Donnelly, D. Campy, S. Dreibelbis, M. Tubbs, S. Null, L. Werner, B. Friedt, P. Steck, B. Batchelder, N. Clark. EIGHTH ROW: S. Roby, S. Pearce, J. Easton, S. Dresser, K. Nichols, S. Rabe, P. Smithberger, G. Web- ster, D. Eddy, M. Mesick, P. Blakeslee, L. Bohm. NINTH ROW: J. Abrams, B. Bushman, S. Lipstreu. FIRST ROW: Gail Gabelli, Nancy Clark, Dr. Tea- garden— Advisor, Toni Kolasinski— Secretary, Richard Kapp— President, Charles Morton— Vice President, Joanne Smith, Jeanne Meszoros, Jim Loveman, John Davis. SECOND ROW: Barb Bachelder, Marsha Mesick, Dave Leggett, Dave Chase, John Easterday, Rita Standen, Phyllis Demuth, Sandy Rabe, Pam Smithberger, Diana Eddy, A1 Williams. THIRD ROW: Nina Nichols, Florence Neumeyer, Judy Ulmer, Becky Friedt, Kathy Josh, Margaret Mintq, Debbie Pelton, Jeff Ziegler, Jan Aylard. FOURTH ROW: John Ellis, Greg Smith, Wade Boyle, George Siedel, Terry Pelton, Larry Loveman, Ed Waltz, Jeff Largent, John Austin. Contemporary Affairs Association The purpose of C.A.A. is to create an interest This year the club had a dinner meeting and in current events and the world around us. various gatherings with guest speakers. 104 Oh gee! We’re all excited about this! We’ll intercept them at the pass! Well here we are the future space men of the U.S.? We are now in the process of measuring the degrees of a rectangle. Math Club The purpose of Math Club is to encourage a greater interest in mathematics outside of class. The club is actually known as Mu Alpha Theta. Medina has one of the original one-hundred charter clubs throughout the United States. FRONT ROW: Secretary — Florence Neumeyer, President — John Happ, Vice President — Joanne Smith, Treasurer — Nina Nichols. SECOND ROW: John Kisner, Advisor — Mr. Brewer, Becky Friedt, Francie Falconer. THIRD ROW: Phil Hunt, Terry Pelton, Ran- dy Robins. FOURTH ROW: George Siedel, David Kraus, Dave Chase, Tim Dwyer. FIFTH ROW: John Ellis, Richard Kapp, John East- erday, Dave Leggett. y m i .-.A 1 J9| ' • IE mm g P t ; f W ■ m ti i ■ J Mr. Edwards — Advisor, Connie Hitt — Assistant Editor, Judi Booth— Edi- tor, Karen Hood— Circu- lation Manager, Judy Du- Plaga— Copy Editor SECOND ROW: Dave Henning — Copy Editor, Alan Winchip— Photogra- phy Editor, Lupita Mar- tinez — Business Manager, Judy Marsh — Artist, Pat Wright— Artist. ABSENT: Jack B. Chase — Advertising Manager and Debbie Donahey — Secretary. Medinian The Medinian staff has made an effort to make the 1963 yearbook an account of all the memorable things which have occurred in the 1962-1963 school year. Its staff members would like to thank everyone who aided in making the Medinian. 106 107 Nancy Jo Auker G.A.A. 10,11,12; Pep Club 11,12; Y-Teens 12; Reserve Cheerleader 11; Varsity Cheerleader 12; G.A.A. Award. Jan Aylard Marching and Concert Band 10,11,12; C.A.A. 11,12; Drama- tics and Thespians 10 ,11,12; Choir 10,11,12; Harmonaires and Counterpoints 10,11,12; Stardusters 12; Orchestra 10 , 11 , 12 . Lloyd James Barr Football 10,11,12; Wrestling 10,11,12; Track 11; Letter- man’s Club 10,11,12. Donald Howard Beck Intramural Basketball 11,12, Captain 12. Joseph Paul Beckowitz Varsity Football 10,11,12; Wrestling 10; Track 11,12; In- tramural Basketball; Letterman’s 10,11,12; Varsity Foot- ball Awards; Varsity Track Awards; Varsity Wrestling Awards. Dennis Berberick Judith Kay Booth G.A.A. 10,11,12, Secretary 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Student Council 12; Medinian 12, Editor-in-Chief; Marching Band 10,11,12; Concert Band 10,11; Merit Roll 10,11. Wade Francis Boyle Football 10,11,12, Co-Captain 12; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Letterman’s 10,11,12, President 12; Math Club 11; C.A.A. 11, Secretary; Vice President of Class 10,11,12; Student Council 12, Treasurer; Honor Roll 10; Merit Roll 11; Most Improved Football 11; Outstanding Lineman 12. Larry Roger Buckley Dramatics 10; C.A.A. 11; Medinamite 12, Editor; Student Council 12, Sergeant at Arms; American Legion Essay Winner 10,11. Robert Burton F.F.A. 10,11. Betty Jean Bushman Marching Band 10,11,12; G.A.A. 10,11,12; Y-Teens 10,12; Choir 10,11; Pep Club 11,12, Vice President 12. James Robert Cantwell Letterman’s 10,11,12; Varsity Football 10,11,12; Varsity Track 10; Varsity Baseball 11; Reserve Basketball 10,11; Track 10; Baseball 11; Varsity Letters in Football, Base- ball, Track; Most Improved Football 12; Football 3 Year Award. Michael Carter Track 10; Wrestling 10,11. Roy Edwin Chamberlain Football 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Wrestling 10,11,12; Letterman’s 10,11,12, Treasurer 12. Linda Marie Charters Choir 10; Merit roll 10. David F. Chase Football 10,11; Tennis 10,11,12, Captain 12; C.A.A. 12; Merit roll 10; Honor roll 11; Buckeye Boys’ State 11. Jack B. Chase Dramatics 10; Audio Club 10,11,12; Cross Country 10; Tennis 10,11; Football 11; Medinian 12, Advertising Man- ager; Merit roll 10. Carol Ann Clark ' 108 Medinamite 11; Bookkeeping Award 3. Thomas Clarkson Transferred from New York; Swimming 10,11; Soccer 10; Track 11; Cross Country 11; Student Council 11; Drama- tics 12. Christopher John Crobaugh Concert and Marching Band 10; Dramatics Club 11; Band Letter 10. Martha Alice Cromwell Y-Teens 10,11,12, Chaplain 11; G.A.A. 11,12; G.L.C. 11,12, Chaplain 12; Concert and Marching Band 10,11,12; Class Secretary 10; Merit Roll 10,11. Emilio Cruz Lois Lee Deeds Transferred from West Virginia; Varsity Cheerleader 10; Pep Club 11; Treasurer Sophomore Class; Spelling Cham- pion 10; Bookkeeping Awards 1 and 3. Jean Deeter F. H.A. 10; 30 Typing Award 10; 60 Shorthand Award 11; 80 Shorthand Award 12; 100 Shorthand Award 12; 40 Typing Award 12; 50 Word Typing Pin 12. Michelle Donahue G. A.A. 10,11,12; Dramatics 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11; Y-Teens 10. James Allen Dreibelbis Timothy G. Dwyer Basketball 10,11,12; Football 11,12; Golf 10,11,12; Letter- man’s 10,11,12, Secretary 12; C.A.A. 11; Class President 10,11,12; Honor roll 10; Merit roll 11; Buckeye Boys’ State. David Edwin Dye Football 10,11,12, Captain 11,12; Track 10,11,12; Wrestling 12; Letterman’s 10,11,12, Vice President 12; Outstanding Track 10; Outstanding Football Back 11,12; Football Letter 10,11,12; Track 10,11. John Easterday Concert and Marching Band 10,11,12; Math Club 11,12; C.A.A. 11,12; Golf 10,11,12; Honor roll 10,11,12. John Ellis Concert and Marching Band 10,11,12; Math Club 11,12; C.A.A. 11,12; Golf Team 10,11,12; Merit Roll 10,11. Frances Elaine Falconer Math Club 11,12; Concert and Marching Band 10,11,12; Merit Roll 10,11. Jerry Lynn Favri Concert and Marching Band 10,11,12; Wrestling 10,11,12, Captain 12; Cross Country 11. Dennis M. Ferguson Varsity Football 10,11,12; J.V. Basketball 10,11; Varsity Baseball 11,12; Football Award 10,11,12; Baseball Award 11 , 12 . Marla Jayne Fogt Transferred from Gabon, Ohio; Tri Hi Y 10,11; G.A.A. 12; Intramurals 10,11; F.T.A. 12; Band 11,12; Choir 12; Girl’s Glee Club 11; Girl’s Ensemble 11,12; Flute Trio 12; Counterpoints 12; Y-Teens 12, Secretary; Driving Award 11 . David Foster Choir; Typing Award. Rebecca Mary Friedt Math Club 11,12; G.L.C. 11,12, President 12; G.A.A. 10,11, 12; Concert and Marching Band 10,11,12, Secretary 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12, Vice President 11, Chaplain 12; C.A.A. 11,12; Student Council 12; Class Treasurer 10,11; Honor Roll 10; Merit Roll 11; Buckeye Girls’ State 11; Home- coining Queen 12. Gail Gabelli Varsity Cheerleader 11,12; Girls’ Basketball Team 10; C.A.A. 11,12, Vice President 11; G.A.A. 10,11,12, Vice President 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; G.L.C. 11,12, Secretary 12; Merit Roll 10,11; Homecoming Attendant 12. John Carl Hansen Transfer Student; C.A.A. 11,12; Dramatics 12; Intramurals 11 , 12 . Karen Joyce Hanzlicek G.A.A. 10,11,12; Y-Teens 11; Pep Club 12; Merit Roll 11; Typing Awards 10; Shorthand Award; Bookkeeping Awards 11. John Henry Happ Football 10,11,12; Dramatics 10; Math Club 11,12, Presi- dent 12; Intramural Basketball; Student Council 10,12. David V. Henning Hi-Y Treasurer 10; Wrestling 10,11; C.A.A. 10; Golf 12; Intramural Basketball 12; Letterman’s 11,12; Merit Roll 11 . Richard Herman F. F.A. 10,11,12; Wrestling 10,11; Letterman’s 10,11; March- ing Band 10; Vice President and Reporter for F.F.A.; Dairy Farming Award and Farm Mechanics Award 10; Crop Farming and Public Speaking Awards 11. William Herthneck Football 10,11,12; Dramatics 10,12; Wrestling 10; Student Council 11. Marvin Hettinger Kaye Donna Hoover G. A.A. 10,11; F.H.A. 10. Keno Ouentin Hronek V. Transferred from Brunswick; Football 12; Track 12; Let- terman’s Club 12. Philip Lindan Hunt Concert and Marching Band 10; Golf 10,11,12; Math Club 11; Audio Club 12; Intramural Basketball 11,12; Merit Roll 10. Edwin Carver Jackson Marching Band 11,12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Choir 10; Track 10. Christine Jones F.H.A. 10. Richard Allen Kapp Math Club 11; C.A.A. 11,12, Chancellor 11,12; Merit Roll 10,11. John Kisner Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11; Letterman’s 10,11,12; Math Club 11,12; Golf 11; Student Council 12; Football Letter 10,11,12. Suzanne Trena Kisner Majorette 10,11,12; Medinamite 11; Dramatics 10,11,12; Pep Club 11,12; G.A.A. 10; C.A.A. 12. Toni Kolasinski G.A.A. 10,11; Dramatics 10,11; Pep Club 10,11,12, Vice President 11, Secretary -Treasurer 12; C.A.A. 11,12, Secre- tary 12; Merit Roll 11. Joan Kovalik Girls F.F.A. 10,11,12, Parliamentarian 10, President 12; Merit Roll 10,11. David Gene Kraus Dramatics 10,11; Tennis 10,11,12; Audio Club 11,12; Merit Roll 11. Russell Kulow Choir 10,11; Harmonaires 11; Tennis 11,12. David Leggett Math Club 11,12; C.A.A. 12; Tennis Letter 10; Honor Roll 10; Merit Roll 12. Kenneth P. Lehman C.A.A. 11; Basketball 11,12; Track 12; Track and Basket- ball Letters. Sharon Ann Lipstreu G.A.A. 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Dramatics 10,11,12, President 12; Thespians 10,11, Masquers 12; Student Council 12, Secretary; Merit Roll 10,11; G.A.A. Letter 10; Thespians Letter 10. Donald James Loveman Marching and Concert Band 10,11,12; Stardusters 10,11, 12; Choir 10; Orchestra 10,11,12; F.T.A. 10; C.A.A. 11,12; ' Audio 11,12; Dramatics 10. Pat Lyden Transferred from Brunswick; Pep Club 12; G.A.A. 12. Susan Lynch Transferred from West Virginia. Judith Ann Marsh C.A.A. 11,12; Medinian 12, Artist; Merit Roll 10,11. Linda Sue Marshall Choir 12; Betty Crocker Award 12. Thomas McFadden Dramatics 10,11,12; Wrestling 10,11; Cross Country 10; Golf 10,11,12; Letterman’s 10,11,12; Hi-Y 10. Kathy McLaughlin Marching Band 11,12, Treasurer 12, Librarian 11,12; Orchestra 12; Choir 12; G.A.A. 11,12; G.L.C. 11,12, Vice President 12; Pep Club 12; Merit Roll 10. Jeanne Marie Meszoros Transferred from Olmsted Falls; F.H.A. 10; G.A.A. 10,12; Latin Club 10; F.T.A. 12; C.A.A. 12; Choralettes 12; Medinamite 12, Advertising Manager; American Legion Essay Winner. Margaret Lee Minto Marching Band 10,11,12; Concert Band 10,11,12; F.T.A. 10,11,12, President 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Math Club 11,12; G.A.A. 10,11,12; C.A.A. 11,12; Student Council 12; Merit Roll 10,11; Prince of Peace 12. Garv Carl Musch J Football 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Wrestling 10,11,12; Choir 10. Dale Christian Mvers j Golf 11; Choir 10,11,12; Counterpoints 11,12; Harmonaires 12; Bookkeeping Award 11. 109 Saundra Mynatt Two Bookkeeping Awards 11. Roy Eugene Nehrenz F.F.A. 10,11,12. Florence Neumeyer F. H.A. 10; Math Club 12, Secretary; C.A.A. 11,12; Honor Roll 10; Merit Roll 12. John Newcomer Marching and Concert Band 10,11,12, Vice President 12; Audio Club 11,12, Vice President 12; Dramatics 10; Choir 10.11, President 11; Flarmonaires 10,11; Counterpoints 10.11. Nina Nichols Marching and Concert 10,11,12; G.A.A. 10,11,12, President 12; Math Club 11,12, Treasurer 12; C.A.A. 11,12; Student Council 12; Honor Roll 10,11. Ernest B. Norris Medinamite 11, Assistant Circulation Manager. Carol Pavlik Dramatics 10; Choir 11; Audio 11; Merit Roll 10,11; Typ- ing Awards; Shorthand Award. Debra Lee Pel ton Marching and Concert Band 10,11,12; Stardusters 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Choir 12; Choralettes 12; G.A.A. 11; C.A.A. 12; G.L.C. 12; Student Council 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12, Treasurer 11, President 12. Terry Robert Pel ton Baseball 10,11,12; Dramatics 10; Letterman’s 10,11,12; C.A.A. 11,12; Baseball Letters 10,11,12; Merit Roll 10,11,12. Suzanne Rae Penick Choir 10; Merit Roll 10. Robert W. Peterson Football Manager 10; Choir 10,11,12; Marching Band 11, 12; Concert Band; Track 11,12, Dramatics 10. James Petrigala Football 10,11,12; Letterman’s 10,11,12; Track 11,12; Dramatics 10. Diane Sue Reed Concert and Marching Band 10,11,12, Secretary 11, Presi- dent 12; Stardusters 10,11; Reserve Cheerleader 10,11; G. A.A. 10,11, Secretary 11; G.L.C. 11,12, Treasurer 12; Pep Club 10,11; Student Council 12; Class Secretary 11; Alternate to Buckeye Girls’ State; Merit Roll 10,11. Stephen Reiff Football 10; Basketball 11,12; Medinamite 12, Sports Editor. Harold Randall Robins Football 10; Golf 11,12; Math Club 12; Letterman’s 11,12; Intramural Basketball 11,12; Merit Roll 10; Golf Letter. Lois Marie Robson Transferred from Brunswick. Rebecca Ann Rodgers G.A.A. 10; Y-Teens 10; Marching and Concert Band 10, 11,12; Medinamite 12, Circulation Manager; G. F.F.A. 10. Patricia Ann Ryel Ralph Sadzewicz Bernice Ross F.H.A. 12. Lawrence Maywood Salmons Transferred from Cloverleaf; Football 10,11,12; Track 10; Student Council 10; Dramatics 11; Thespians 11; Choir 10,11,12; President of Class 11; Treasurer of Class 12. Richard J. Schneider Football 10,11,12; Wrestling 10,11,12; Track 11; Letter- man’s 11,12; Choir 11,12, Secretary 11, Vice President 12. Diane Lynn Scott F. F.A. Auxiliary 11,12, Parliamentarian 12; F.H.A. 12; Shorthand Awards; Typing Awards. Neal Selzer Wrestling 10; Letterman’s 10,11,12; F.F.A. 10,11,12, Sen- tinel 10. James Sheehy George John Siedel Football 10,11,12; Wrestling 10,11; Tennis 10,11,12; Stu- dent Council 12, President; C.A.A. 11,12; Math Club 11, 12; Buckeye Boys’ State 11; Sophomore Council. James Richard Skidmore Gregory Karl Smith C.A.A. 11,12; Dramatics 10,11,12; Hi-Y 10; Wrestling 10; Golf 12. Joanne Ganyard Smith Majorette 10,11,12, Head Majorette 11,12; Concert Band 10,11,12, Treasurer 11; Orchestra 10,12; Choir 12, Presi- dent 12; Choralettes 12; F.T.A. 10,11,12, Vice President 11; G. A.A. 10,12; G.L.C. 11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12, President 12; Math Club 11,12, Vice President 12; Reserve Cheer- leader 10,11; C.A.A. 11,12; Student Council 12; Honor Roll 10; Merit Roll 11; Homecoming Attendant 12; Alter- nate to Buckeye Girls’ State. Myron Leslie Smith F.F.A. 10,11,12, Reporter 10, Treasurer 11, President 12; Student Council 12; Reserve Letter in Wrestling 11; High- est Corn Yield 10,11. Shirlee Smith Joseph Russell Stambaugh Letterman’s 10,11,12; Cross Country 10,11; Golf 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Dramatics 10,11,12; C.A.A. 11; Intramural Basketball 11,12. Rita Jane Standen Pep Club 10,11,12; G.A.A. 10,1112; Dramatics 10,11,12, Secretary Treasurer 12, Dramatics Club Council 12; Thespians 11,12; G.L.C. 12; C.A.A. 11,12; Merit Roll 10, 11; American Legion Essay Winner 11. Phyllis Ann Steck F.T.A. 10,11,12, Secretary 11, Vice President 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; G.A.A. 11,12; Merit Roll 11. Dale Ann Steidl Girls F.F.A. 12, Vice President. Chester Stuczynski Football 10,11; J.V. Basketball 10; Letterman’s 10,11,12; Varsity Basketball 11; Track 10,11; Football Letter. Tom Sucher Transferred from Akron. Linda R. Suddleson Dramatics 10; Pep Club 11,12; G.A.A. 10,11; Y-Teens 11, 12; Choir 11,12, Secretary 12; Student Council 11; Chor- alcttcs 11; Counterpoints 11,12; Majorette 10,11,12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Typing Awards; G.A.A. Letter. no Carol Sue Summers Choir 10; F.H.A. 10,12. Charles Summers Varsity Football 10,11,12; Varsity Basketball 10,11,12; Track 11,12; Letterman’s 11,12; Varsity Football Letter 11,12; Varsity Basketball Letter 11,12; Track Letter 11. Cecelia Ann Survance Dramatics 10,11; F.H.A. 11,12, Vice President 12; Typing Awards; Shorthand Awards; Merit Roll 11,12. Anita M. Swart Typing Award. Larry Richard Tench Bookkeeping Award. Edward Thomas Roberta Thomas F. T.A. 10,11,12; G.A.A. 11,12; Pep Club 10,12; G.A.A. Award. Donna June Thompson Shorthand Award. Donald Allen Turk FT. A. 10,11,12; Bookkeeping Award. Karen Eileen Wass G. A.A. 10,11,12; Y-Teens 11; Pep Club 12; Typing Awards; Shorthand Awards; Merit Roll 11. Kathleen Elaine Wass G.A.A. 10,11,12; Pep Club 12; Merit Roll 10; Typing Award; Shorthand Award. Rosalie Webel Merit Roll 10,11; Typing Award. Sheldon Dale Westfall Marching and Concert Band 10,11,12; Merit Roll 10,11. Alan Lee Williams Audio Club 11,12, President 12; C.A.A. 11,12; Student Council 12; Merit Roll 11. Elaine Williams Math Club 11,12; Honor Roll 11,12. John Williams Marching and Concert Band 11,12; Choir 10; Orchestra 12; Stardusters 11,12; Dramatics 10,11,12; Thespians 12; Audio Club 10,11,12. Alan Winchip Wrestling 10,11; Medinian 12. Everett Wise Cross Country 10,11; Basketball 10,12; Track 10,11,12; Letterman’s 10.1 1,12. Patricia Ann Wright F.H.A. 10; Medinian 12, Artist. John Paul Wyman F.T.A. 10,11; C.A.A. 11; Audio 11,12, Chief Engineer 12; Track 10,11,12; Letterman’s 11,12. 1 1 1 Hurry up I can’t wait! Now kiddies that we’ve finished playing hide and seek with Mr. Teagarden, we will play seven up! 112 YOU! Get a trophy! Boy that was a pretty good joke about the COW! 113 inriai I kinda hate to go! What will those wacky cheerleaders do next? Just what I always wanted, use it yourself wisk broom! We finally found a way to beat the refs! We’re trying to smile, but this stuff tastes like poison! 114 T , OJVLX f£fl frjone: 5 Hoppia) DnYS U Of-iu £££tflOl EW ' S Rt H-P X COMPLIMENTS OF FOR FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS STANDARD WELDING CALL STEEL PRODUCTS ORBAN ' S FLOWERS Jack Post, Proprietor South State Road Medina, Ohio Weymouth Road, State Rt. No. 3 Medina Ohio PArk 3-8502 Old Phoenix National Bank BANKING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY AT MEDINA COUNTY’S OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK Offices at Medina, Medina Plaza, Seville, and Brunswick Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 116 OUR NEW ADDRESS Rickard -Wilson Agency 116 WEST WASHINGTON STREET P.O. 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Compliments of ANDERSON DRUGS PUBLIC SQUARE Underwood Smith Corona COMPLIMENTS OF THE MEDINIAN THE GRAY PRINTING COMPANY FOSTORIA, OHIO Seventy-five Years of Quality Printing Artwork • Photography • Composition • Bindery Letterpress • Offset All Society Has a Common Ground While Drinking COCA-COLA BLackstone 3-3178 115 North High Street Akron 139 The Akron Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Organizations and Events Administration 52 Audio 93 Band 78-79 Baseball 71 Basketball 66-69 Board of Education 58 Cheerleaders 72-73 Choir 80 Choralettes 84 Contemporary Affairs Association 104 Counterpoints 83 Dedicant 4 Dramatic 100 Facidty 53-56 Football 60-63 Future Homemakers of America 101 Future Farmers of America 96 Future Farmers of America Aux. 97 Future Teachers of America 102 Girls’ Athletic Association 103 Girls’ Leaders Club 94 Golf 70 Harmonaires 83 Homecoming 86-87 Intramurals 74-75 Juniors 32-39 Letterman’s 92 Majorettes 78 Medinamite 91 Medinian 106 Memorial 76 Orchestra 80 Seniors 6-30 Sophomores 40-49 Stardusters 81 Student Council 90 Tennis 71 Tinsel Twirl 88-89 Track 70 Wrestling 64-65 Y-Teens 98-99 Ainsworth, Lena Banks, James Brewer, David Cross, Marilyn Cruz, Edith Dague, Robert Dailey, Howard Dubbert, Robert Duke, O. C. Edwards, Corl Eisenmann, Arthur ..... Fogt, Marvin Gotaas, Albion Grimm, Barbara Haas, Eugene Heiges, Jeannette Henderson, Mary Lou Herganroeder, Angela Faculty 53 56 53, 105 53, 98 53 53 53 53, 79, 81 53, 96, 97 —54, 106 54 .--79, 80 52 54 54 54 -54, 101 54 Jones, Louise Jeandrevin, Virginia ... Kellogg, Susan Leggett, Merle Loughridge, James III Moore, John Mougey, Jim Neptune, Jeanette Platz, Roland Rios, Augie Schafer, Losia Shock, Jacob S howalter, Harold Smith, Mary Jane Stirm, John R. Teagarden, Ernest Tibbits, William 54 55, 95, 103 55, 102 55 52 ...55, 61, 70 55, 82 -55, 91, 94 ..55, 61, 68 -55, 68, 92 56 56, 70 56 56 56 —56, 104 -56,61,64 140 Student Body Index A Abbott, Larry 41,79 Abeling, Joyce 33,82,84,90 Abrams, Jacqueline ..-41,79,80,98,103 Akers, Linda 33, 101 Albright, David 41 Arbogast, Connie 41,95,100,103 Aufmuth, David 41,71 Auker, Nancy 7,72,94,95,98,103 Austin, John 33,70,74,92,104 Aylard, Jan 7, 79, 80, 82, 83, 100, 104 Aylard, Phebe 41,79,95,103 B Babik, Robert 41 Bachtell, Darwenna ...41, 103 Baczuk, Michele 33, 82, 84 Baetzold, Don 41,96 Baldwin, Jeb 41,82,100 Barr, Jim 7,63,64,92 Batchelder, Barb ....33,75,80,84,94,95, 102, 103, 104 Bates, Chuck 33,61,67,71,92 Beck, Don 7, 74 Beckowitz, Barb 41,95,100,103 Beckowitz, Joe 7,60,61,70,74,92 Beers, Pat 41 Beitler, Marilyn 41,98 Belak, Linda 33,79,82,97 Bender, Jeff 41,68,71 Berberick, Dennis 7 Berger, Don .41,70 Berry, Jim 41 Berry, Bob 33, 70 Bilinovich, Linda 33, 101 Blakeslee, Jo 41, 91 Blakeslee, Paula 33, 79, 103 Blakeslee, Tom 41,79 Blankenship, Stan .41,68,71 Blosser, Dave 33 Bohm, Lyn 33,75,100,103 Bolton, Bonnie 33, 95 Booth, Judi . 8,75,90,98,103,106 Bougher, Cathy 33, 102 Bowman, Diane 33, 79, 80 Boyle, Wade ..6,8,60,61,63,66,70,90, 92, 104 Bradway, Bob 33, 63, 68, 70, 92 Bricker, Bob 41 Bridges, Tom — . 41,96 Brinker, Carol 41,79 Brinker, Sheryl 41,95,103 Brobst, Jacquie 41 Brooks, Carol ..41,82 Brown, Dottie 41 Brown, Louesa 41,75,78,79,95,103 Buchanan, Tom 40,41,63,65,70,90,92 Buckingham, Bruce 33,93,96 Buckley, Larry 8,90,91 Bucksar, Linda 41,103 Bujnowski, Cathy 41,98,103 Burrer, Ken ..33,79,81 Bursby, Elaine 33 Burton, Robert 8, 96 Bushman, Betty 8,75,95,98,103 Bushman, Judi 42, 95, 103 C Campy, Diane 33,75,95, 103 Canfield, Barb 42 Canfield, Darryl 33,79 Cantwell, Jim 8,60,61,63,71,74,92 Carr, Fran Carter, Mike 9 Carter, Bob Cash, Terry 42 Caverly, Dennis .. 33,71,74,92 Cavey, Jim 42 Cavey, Marty 33,71,74 Chamberlain, Ed ..6,9,60,61,64,71,92 Chambers, Mary .42,75,98, 103 Chandler, Bill .... 33,80, 93 Charters, Linda .. 9 Charters, Roberta 42 Chase, Dave 9,71,74, 104, 105 Chase, Jack 9,93, 106 Chidsey, Mary ... -.33 Christy, Carole ... 33 Churgovich, Karen 33,79,80,82,83 Clark, Carol 9 Clark, Nancy 33,75,90,94,101,103,104 Clark, Randy 42, 74 Clarkson, Tom . 10, 70, 74 Cogar, Rose . 42 Conn, Linda 33, 100 Cook, Jim 33,71,92 Cook, Bob 42,65,71 Cooper, Pam 42 Coudret, Carl ..... 96 Coudret, Linda _ 34, 101 Covey, Bob .....34,60,61,64,70,92 Crane, Steve 42 Crobaugh, Chris . 10 Crocker, Tammi . 42, 78 Cromwell, Marty 10,79,94 Cromwell, Dick . 42,63,68,71,92 Cruse, Linda 42, 79, 103 Cruz, Amy 34 Cruz, Emilio 10 Cummings, Joyce 42 Cummings, Bob . 34 Curtice, Kathy ... .42, 75, 79, 95, 100, 103 D Dailey, Dan 42,61,68,70,92 Daniels, Phyllis . 34, 101 Dannley, Deb 32, 34, 75, 79, 80, 102, 103 Dannley, John 34,79,80 Daum, Vicky 42,75,95, 103 Davis, John 34, 79, 102, 104 Davis, Joyce 34,82, 101 Davis, Nancy 34,95 Day, Bol) 34,74, 79,92 Dayson, Bob 42,79,81 Deeds, Lois 10 Deeter, Jean 10 Deeter, Tom 42 Delac, Mike 42,63,71,74,92 Demuth, Phyllis . 34, 79,98, 103, 104 Deyling, Don ... 40,42, 90 Dietz, Carol 42, 98 Donahey, Deb ..... 34, 106 Donahue, Mickie 11 Donnelly, Peg 38,73,95, 103 Downing, Chris 42, 101 Downing, Kathy 42 Dreibelbis, Jim 11 Dreibelbis, Sandy 32, 38, 90, 95, 103 Dreibelbis, Bill 34,61,70,74,92 Dresser, Bonnie 42, 82, 95, 100 Dresser, Sue 34, 79, 95 Druckenbrod, Mark 34, 65 Dunbar, Leo 34, 67, 78, 92 Dunn, Columbus 42, 65, 70 DuPlaga, Judy 34, 106 Dushenke, Ginny 42, 95, 100, 103 Dwyer, Tim ..6,11,60,61,66,70,90,92, 105 Dye, Dave 11,60,61,63,65,92 Dye, Mike 40,42,63,68,71,92 E Eaken, Leonard .. .....42,69,71,96 Easterday, John .. ......11,70,79, 104, 105 Easton, Judy 34, 79, 82,95, 101 Eckert, Emma 101 Eckert, Sylvia - 43, 103 Eddy, Diana 34, 95, 104 Edwards, Connie 43, 75, 95 Eggleston, Jon .... 34, 63 Ellis, John ......11,70, 79, 104, 105 Ellis, Judy ......40,43,75,79,95,100,103 Ellsworth, Ned ... . 34, 74 Emerson, Carol .... 34 Ewing, Francis ... . 43 F Faber, Louise 34 Falconer, Fran ... 12,79, 105 Farr, Cathy 43,95,98 Favri, Jerry 12,64,79, 92 Favri, Julie 43, 103 Ferguson, Dennis 12,60,61,74 Ferguson, Phyllis —43,91 Ferguson, Charles Fetzer, Trudy 43,95, 100, 103 Fink, Andy 43 Fleming, Jill 43,79, 103 Flynn, Mike - 38, 79, 82 Fodor, John 34, 79, 80 Fodor, Sharon ... .43,75,79,93, 102, 103 Fogt, Marla ...12,79, 82, 83,98, 102 Foster, Dave 12 Fowls, Shirley 34, 101 Foust, Wes 43 Freese, John 43,63,70 Fridav, Karen ..... 43 Friedt, Becky 12, 79,86, 90,94, 103, 104, 105 Frv, Barb 34, 82,83, 101 Fulton, Sheila ..... 43,95, 103 Fulton, Sue 34,72,95, 103 G Gabelli, Gail ..13,72,75,86,94,95,103, 104 Gager, Joanne 75 Gallagher, Paulette 43, 75, 95 Gallucci, Jeff — 43, 100 Gardner, Geraldine 43 Gaugler, Ray 34 141 Gee, Geoff 43,71 Gerspacher, Dennis 43 Gilliam, Bernadette 43 Gilliland, Carol .....34, 101 Cnehel Kathv 43 Gorfido, Cindy _ 43,73,75, 103 Gorfido, Rick 35,61,67,68,92 Graff. Fred 32,35,60,61,64,70,92 Graham, Cliff 69 Gray, Ed Gregory, Donna .. ...35 Grove, Mary 43,75,95, 103 Haas, Barry H 35, 54, 79, 80 Hague, Linda 43,75,95, 103 Hale, Clayton 43,61,65,71,92 Hanes, Bill 35,79 Hansen, John 13,74, 100 Hansen, Sandra .. 43 Hanzlicek, Karen 13,95, 103 Happ, Greg 43,63,92 Happ, John ...13,60,61,90,92, 105 Harmon, Eileen .. 35,79,98 Harney, Carol ... . 43 Harper, Rich 43, 64 Hartzler, Della ... . 35 Harvey, Dave 44, 74 Hattery, Karen .... 44,75,79,95, 100, 103 Havener, Diana _ 44, 98 Havlik, Dennis .... 35 Header, Karl -44, 74, 82 Heintzleman, Linda ... .44, 95, 100, 103 Henniger, Larry Henning, Dave .... 13,70,74,92, 106 Herman, Rick .... 13,96 Herman, Ed .....35, 82, 96 Herman, Patty .... 44, 45, 103 Herthneck, Judy 44, 73,75,95, 103 Herthneck, Bill . 14,61,74,92 Hetrick, Judi 35,91,95, 103 Llettinger, Marvin 14 Hettinger, Mike 44, 96 Hill. Pam 44 Hill, Sandra 44 Hill, Steve 44, 65, 100 Hitt, Connie 35, 106 Hobson, Howard 35 Hodge, Craig 44 Hoen, Linda 44, 100, 103 Holden, Sue 44,95, 103 Holston, James .... 35,65 Hood, Karen 35,91, 106 Hoover, Kaye 14 Horkey, Cathy .... 44, 82 Horkey, Steve 38,82,83 Horvath, Bonnie 44,79,95,98, 103 Hronek, Cheryl .... 44 Hronek, Keno ... . 14,61,74,92 Hronek, Roger ... 38 Hubal, Nancy 44,78,95,98, 103 Hubler, Ted Huffman, Chloe .. 35 Huffman, Earleen 44 Hugert, Lynn 44, 79, 80, 103 Hull, Sue 44,75, 103 Hunt, Phil 14, 70,74, 93, 105 Hunter, Bonnie _. 44, 79,95, 103 Indoe, Linda I 44, 82, 101 Izard, Bill - 44, 63,65,71,74,92 Jackson, Bonnie .35 Jackson, Ed 14, 79 Jackson, Jack 44 Jenkins, Lyle 35,79 Johnson, Glen .38,74,92 Johnson, Pam 44,75,79,95,103 Johnson, Bob 44, 70, 74 Jones, Chris 15 Jones, Edie 44, 95, 103 Josh, Kathy .35, 104 Judkins, Mike .44, 70 K Kabellar, Joe 44 Kapp, Rich 15, 90, 104, 105 Kasper, Connie 35,82,84,91,93 Kaszian, Ron 35, 65 Kaszian, Rose 45,95,103 Kernpf, Theresa 35 Kern LeeAnn 35, 79, 98, 102 Kiefer, Shirley 45, 79, 103 King, Tonya 45 Kinkade, A1 38 Kinder, Tom 35 Kirk, Larry 32,35,61,65,71,92 Kisner, John 6,16,60,61,74,90,92,105 Kisner, Sue 15,78 Kock Bonnie -45, 79 Kock, Donna 35, 79, 80, 94, 100 Knoch, Beverly 45,98,103 Kolasinski, Toni 15,95,103,104 Komjati, Pat 45,79,95,98 Koppelberger, Larry 45, 82, 100 Koteles, Jim 35 Kovalik, Joan 15,97 Kovalik, Richard 35, 96 Kraus, Dave 16,71,74,93,104,105 Kraus, Sue 45,95,103 Kraver, Harold 45,71 Krejci, Tom 70 Kulchar, Mary 35, 101 Kulow, Russell 16,71,92 Kurfis, Larry 16 Kurfis, Mary Lacquement, Ron Lance, Victoria 45 Lane, Virginia 45, 101 Largent, Jeff 35,61,92,104 Laurenz, David 45 Lawrence, Jenny 45, 95, 103 Lee, Bertha 82, 98, 101 Leggett, Dave ..16,71,104,105 Lehman, Jack (soph.) 45,63,70,92 Lehman, Jack (junior) 35,67,68,71,92 Lehman, Ken 16,66 Lenaburg, Terry 36,70,74,92 Leonhart, Jim 36, 93 Letterly, Dianne 36,75,95,101,103 Lincoln, Kim .45,79,95,100,103 Lipstreu, Sharon 16,90,94,95,100,103 Loehr, Diana 36,93,97 Louthan, Sandy 45,75,95,103 Loveman, Jim 17,79,81,83,93,104 Loveman, Larry 36,82,104 Loyer, Jeanne 36, 95, 100, 103 Loyer, Margaret 45,95,103 Lucas, Carol 36, 72, 103 Luster, Keith Lutz, Jim 45 Lyden, Pat 17,95,103 Lynch, Sue 17 M Mantz, Dave 45 Marcey, Marilyn 45, 100, 103 Marsh, Judy 17, 106 Marshall, Linda 17,82 Martin, Richard 45 Martinez, Lupi 36,72,75,95, 103,106 Masters, Bill 45 Matacic, Barb ... .. 45, 100, 103 McClung, Linda 45 McClung, Dale ... 45 McComas, Charlene ......45,91, 100, 103 McFadden, Ann . 45 McFadden, Carol 45, 82 McFadden, Tom 17,70, 74 McGarvie, Margaret -36 McLaughlin, Kathy ......17,75,79,80, 82 Medley, Sterling 36, 63, 67, 68, 82, 83, 92 Mesick, Marsha . .36,94,98, 102, 104 Meszoros, Jeanne 18,82,84,91, 102, 104 Mick, Garrie 45, 96 Miller, Fran 45,75,95, 103 Miller, Jan 46,95, 100, 103 Miller, Lynn 36 Miller, Nancy 46,81, 103 Minto, Margaret ...18,79, 90, 98, 102, 103, 104 Montgomery, Bill 46, 63, 70, 92 Moore, Randy 36 Morrell, Larry 46 Morton, Charles ..36, 70, 74, 79,81,92, 104 Morton. David ... —46,63,65,70,92 Motz, Verlaine ... ..46, 79,98, 101, 103 Moxley, Ed .....46,61,68,70,79,92 Moxley. Linda ... . 36,75,95, 100, 103 Murphy, Patricia 46,95, 101, 103 Musch, Gary 18,60,61,64,71,92 Myers, Alice 46 Myers, Dale — 18,82,83 Myers, Jim 36,79,81 Mynatt, Sandra . N 18 Nehrenz, Roy 19, 96 Neptune, David . ...46, 79,80,81 Nesbitt, Norman 46 Nettleton, Sara .. -.36,75,91,95, 103 Neumeyer, Florence 19, 104, 105 Newcomer, John 19,79,81,93 Nichols, Andy 46 Nichols, Kay . 36, 75. ,79,80,98, 100, 103 Nichols, Nina .... .19,75,79,90,94, 103, 104, 105 Norris, Ernie 19 Norris, Ken — 36,63,70,74 ,92 Norton, Bill 82 Null, Sue O 95, 100, 103 Oliver, George 46,61,64,92 Oliver, Tonv 46,65,71 Page, Barb ... P 46 Palmer, Chris .... 46, 103 Palmer, Cynthia 46, 103 Parkhurst, Jim . -36,63.64, 70,92 Patrick, Stuart .... 36 Paul, Ed 36 Pavlik, Carol 19 Peacock, Jan .46,82,95, 100, 103 Pearce, Sandy 36,79,95, 103 Pel ton, Debra .20,79,80,81,82,84,90, 100, 103, 104 Pel ton, Terry _ 20, 71, 74, 92, 94, 98, 104, 901 142 Penick, Sue 20 Peterson, Jon 46 Peterson, Bob 20, 80, 82 Petrigala, Jim 20,60,61,74,92 Phillips, Bill 36,79,93 Phillips, Gary 46 Phillis, John 46, 74 Piatt, Linda 46 Pinkerton, Patrick 46, 70 Plants, Bonita 46 Poetsch, Walt 36,67,71 Post, Jan 46,75,79,95,100,103 R Rabe, Sandy 37,75,79,80,94,102,103, 104 Reed, Diane 20,79,94 Reich, Joyce 46,97,101 Reich, Larry 46, 96 Reich, Laureen 36 Reiff, Steve 21,91 Repp, Dennis 46,70,74,79,81 Ribelin, Bonnie 46, 79 Rickel, Alice 46,95,100,103 Rickert, Gary ... 36, 93 Riebau, Dave ..36, 65 Riegger, Rick 47, 79 Ritchie, Cheryl 47,75,95,101,103 Roberts, Pat 36,95,103 Robins, George 47 Robins, Randy 21,70,74,92,105 Robinson, Mike Robson, Lois 21 Roby, Sandy 36,75,79,95,100,103 Rodgers, Becky 21,79,91,103 Rogers, Pam 37, 102 Rogers, Phil 36, 92 Root, Ken 47, 100 Rose, Tina ..47 Roshon, Pam 47,75,79,80,95,103 Ross, Bernice 21, 101 Rupert, Charles 47,71 Rutters, John (junior) .....37 Ryan, Karen 47 Ryel, Pat 21 Sadzewicz, Bob 37 Sadzewicz, Ralph 22 Scanlan, Chuck 47, 65, 70 Scanlan, Kathy 37,95,103 Salmons, Woody 6,22,60,61,82,92 Schaefer, Cheryl 37,95,101,103 Schaefer, Ron 47 Schelkle, Fran 82, 101 Schilling, Sherry 47, 95 Schmid, Larry 37, 63, 68, 70, 92 Schmidt, Jane 47, 79, 98, 103 Schneider, Rickard 22,61,64,70,82,92 Schubert, Cathy 47,95,103 Shubert, Karyn 37, 79, 100, 103 Schultz, Howard 47 Schwartz, Steve 47, 79 Scott, Diana 22,97, 101 Scott, Gary 47, 63, 68, 70, 96 Seamon, Mary 37 Seibert, Frank 82 Selzer, Neal 22 Sepper, Kathleen 37, 102 Severs, Bonnie 37,75,95,100,103 Sexton, Brenda 47, 100, 101 Shanabrook, Diane ...37, 79, 80, 82 Shanta, Nick 37,69,74,92 Shaw, Holly 47,79,103 Shaw, Richard 49 Sherman, Sherry 47 Shurell, Bob 37,64,71 Siedel, George 22,60,61,63,90,92,104 105 Seidel, Karen 47,74,95,100,103 Siegfried, Jan 37,74,91,92 Sigafoos, Sue 47, 103 Sikes, Donna 37 Silva, Jeanne 37, 79, 95, 100, 103 Simmons, Bernie 47,61,68,71 Simon, Kathy 37 Simon, Lynn 47,82,98,101 Simpson, Rae .37,91 Singler, Mike 47 Sisler, Dennis 47 Sivard, Sue 38, 82 Skidmore, Jim 23 Smalley, Rog 47,63,65,70,74,92 Smelser, Ed 47, 82 Smith, Greg 23,91,104 Smith, Jo 23, 78, 79, 80, 82, 84, 86, 90, 94,95, 102, 103, 104, 105 Smith, Myron ..23,90,96 Smith, Sandy 37,98 Smith, Shirlee 23 Smithberger, Pam 37,75,79,80,94,102, 103, 104 Spencer, Cheryl 47 Spencer, Jack ..47 Stambaugh, Joe 23, 70, 74, 92, 100 Standen, Rita . 24, 94, 95, 100, 103, 104 Stapel, Muriel 47 Steck, Phyllis 24,75,98,102 Stcidl, Dale 24,97 Steindorf, Holly 48,98,101 Stevens, Russ Stewart, Dave .37, 92 Stockman, Bob 48,68,71,92 Strohsack, Carl Stuczynski, Chet 24,74,91,92 Stuczynski, Diane 48, 103 Sucher, Steve Sucher, Tom 82 Suddleson, Ed 48,63,71,74,82 Suddleson, Linda .24,78,79,82,83,92, 95,98, 103 Summers, Carol 24 Summers, Chuck 25,60,61,66,92 Survance, Cece 25, 101 Survance, John 48 Survance, Kurt 37,63,65,70,92 Suther, Shirley 37 Swart, A1 48, 96 Swart, Anita 25 Swingle, Mary 38,95,100,103 Swingle, Polly 48, 73, 103 T Tamas, Tom 48 Taylor, Dave 48, 96 Taylor, Galen ..48 Tench, Larry 25 Tench, Margaret 48 Thiele, Theresa 25 Thoman, Joyce 48,75,98 Thomas, Ed 25 Thomas, Roberta .....26,95, 102, 104 Thompson, Donna .... 26 Thompson, Vicky .... 48 Tiffe, Kathy 37 Tobey, Dave Tompkins, Pat 38,79, 80,81 Tollafiekl, Bob ....40, 48,71,79,80 Tomci, Mary 48, 100, 103 Tripp, Kerry 37, 74 Tubbs, Marcia .37,73,75,95, 103 Turk, Don 26, 96 U Ulich, Powell 37 Ulmer, Judy ....... 37,79,81,104 VanBoxel, Don .... V 48 VanKennel, Nancy .... 48, 82, 84, 100 Varney, Dan 48 Varisco, Carol Varisco, David 48 Vereb, Larry 48, 79 Veres, Jim 48 Voshall, Jack 48 Walker, Deb w 48,78,95, 100 Waltz, Ed .37,70,74,92,93, 104 Wamback, Don .. 38 Washburn, Jim .... 48, 70, 82, 100 Wass, Karen 26, 103 Wass, Kathy 26,95, 103 Webel, Jacob 48 Webel, Rosalie .... 26 Webster, Gloria .. 48,75,79, 103 Weenick, Bob 48 Weidman, Nancy 48, 101, 103 Wells, George 48,70 Wells, Larry 48, 96 Werner, Linda .... 49,75,79, 103 Westfall, Sheldon 27,79 Whitaker, Roger 38,74 White, Susan ......49,79, 100, 103 Wideman, Lynn .. 38,79 Williams, A1 27,90, 93, 104 Williams, Elaine 27 Williams, John 27, 74, 79, 80, 81, 93, 100 Willims, Sharon .. 38,95 Wills, Pat 49, 75, 95, 103 Winchip, A1 27, 106 Wise, Ev 27, 66, 70, 92 Witbeck, Sandra 49 Wolf, Dennis 49 Wolf, Jim 49, 70, 74, 79 Woodward, Paul 49 Woolworth, Harlan 38,60,61 Worley, Pat 49 Wotring, Richard 49 Wright, Pat 28, 106 Wyman, John .... .28,70,92,93, 104 Wyman, Rebecca 49, 101 Yike, Pam Y 38,82,95, 103 Z Ziegler, Jeff .....32,38,66,71,90,92,104 Zacharia, Vancel . 49, 96 Zsarnery, Shirley 38 143 Autographs