Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1966 volume:

eo el eo oO DEE SE pe a Se eR ENG 5 ans ee wie Os ’ ¢ 2 ¢ ' . ‘ } x ) 4 cf a “a . i g r _ ] MEDINIAN Published By The Annual Staff Medina Senior High School 420 East Union Street Medina, Ohio 44256 Volume XLIII ate a eee “@ Foreword What is Medina High School? It is companionship, solitude. It is determination, the striving for goals. It is promise, persistence, progress, and achievement. It is also pride, both in victory and defeat. A successful yearbook is one that fulfills its obligation to the student and to the school by preserving the history of the school year. Such a record pictures students discovering new talents and interests, creating new ideas during participation in extracurricular activities, and experiencing growth in order to establish themselves as mature individuals. The staff sincerely hopes that you, the reader, will begin this volume with great antici- pation of re-living both joyful times and thoughtful moments. If, during this renewal of your memories of the past year, you find that the pursuits of both the faculty and the students have been accurately portrayed, then we shall have succeeded. Contents Page Breachtsmanderersonnel wae... edo. ave wie 8 Activities and Organizations .......... 72 GVEQISNTES Be Ae ee eRe eae A ee Bie 110 Awards and Special Events ............ 134 Advertising ...... ek ie seas sre PLB) bee © giagggeycoeres eRe OR Solitude Av a f ex D = a E o S ¢ S . . . Expression Participation . . . Laughter . . . Leadership een ee en a ne hey ip . Scholarshi Pride . Respect ms fe Oa. y= «4 2g: oy [= fe le 99 2 3s £s 5D ro n° 2 | = Q Oo Vv ce. =- - © c . 0 q .YV of S _ Zz Hat. OQ _ _ S nies Lu Zz Zz O VW) [a Lu 0. Senior Officers Challenge Classmates To Attain Higher SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS—Top— clockwise: Marvin Batchelder—Presi- dent, Barbara Brown—Secretary, Beverly Cronick—vVice President, and Ted Meu- rer—Treasurer 10 Goals For The Future Laura Mae Allard Debra Lee Anderson Robert Lee Andrews Sharon Lynn Andrews Karen Irene Bagley Janet Elizabeth Balogh Marvin Dice Batchelder Jo Ann Beck Robert Allen Beck Larry Jon Beers Robert John Benner Janice Ann Berger Paula Ann Betz Helene Anne Bowers Larry Mack Bowling Barbara Rose Brown Top: AP English Students Jim Nocar and Judy Walter prepare for fol- lowing day’s assignment. Even though Jim has his under way, Judy seems pretty sure of her idea. Douglas Bruce Brown Richard Jordan Brown Diana Carol Broyles Harold Eugene Burgdorfer Betty Jo Campbell Above: Student Council President Bruce Milliken and Virg Williams discuss proceedings for the pre- Homecoming rally while Jeanne Peacock and Laura McLaughlin await the next event. Seniors Looked To Thoughtful Study Bruce Arthur Canfield Glenn Edward Cartwright John Philip Cangelosi Linda Lee Carter Richard Thomas Cavey Joellen Chandler Scott Ryan Chandler Ray George Chester, Jr. Jon Randolph Christy 14 Roger Sidney Roger Lee Claypool Donald Wilson Churgovich Gregory Mark Coffey Clemens Richard Herbert Jesse Ronald Cole Clevidence Top Center: Nancy Musch as the Dowager Empress and Barbara Brown in the title role of Anastasia rehearse a scene for the drama festival. Right: Becky Komjati tunes her flute with the aid of stroba-tuner before band practice. Penny Lou Craig Virginia Anne Crobaugh Beverly Rae Cronick Math Were Ours To Explore Gatha Cordelia Davis Francine Mary DeGenero Robert Lynn Demuth Patricia Lynn Dietrich Patricia Marie Donnelly Patricia Jo Dreibelbis Kenneth John Dushenke John Steven East Jane Elizabeth Effinger 15 Culture In Various Forms Presented An Opportunity Ann Kathryn Eggleston Joel Bennett Emerson Deborah Jean England Ray Richard Fain Charles Alvin Ferguson Dana Lee Fodor Theresa Ann Fulton David Wayne Gager Rosemary Gasper Left: Chuck Leister, Bob Mes- senger, and Dana Fodor listen attentively during class dis- cussion in an Econ session. _ For Creativity And Self-Expression Velma Ann Gasper David Lee Gerspacher James Ehrhart Gillium Joseph Allen Goebel Barbara Jeanne Good Leslie Ann Good Ralph William Jacquelyn Gowe Goodwin, Jr. Steve Francis Grey Richard Lewis Grice Above: Russian folk dancing will never be the same since Jane Effinger, Marv Batchelder, and Linda Kovach have added their interpreta- tions. Athletics, Service, Training Demanded David Lewis Grimes Clifford Allen Hadlock Sharon Louise Hajek Mary Rose Halderson Elaine Elizabeth Hall — Patrick Allen Harrington Ruth Ann Harrington — Charles Wait Heiges Left: Rick Smith and Pat Don- nelly pause for lunch during the annual visit by seniors to Stan Hywet. Gordon Michael Henke Timothy Kyle Herrle Many Outside Hours Colleen Marie Hettinger Sheryl Ann Hitzelberger Arlene Patricia Hoffman Dione Elaine Hoffman Justin Earl Holston Dennis Sylvester Hood Ernest Frederick Hood Vickilyn Gay Horvath Jeffrey Jay Iles Right: Tate and Virg Salmons and other football squad members await their cue for recognition during an athletics awards assembly. 20 An Excellent Connie Sue Jack David Loren Jacobs Paula Lucrecia Jakubec Barbara Ann Jenkins John Alexander Kaszian Mary Beth Kerch Linda Lee King Louise Marie Kiss Donna Eileen Koehler Richard Allan Koenig Rebecca Sue Komjati Jan Bernard Konarski Activity Record Aids In Employment Sue McKelvey learns the art of tissue stuffing while put- ting the lettering on the senior homecoming float. Joyce Marie Lane Amy Harrison Leaden Charles Douglas Leister Jerry Milan Kovacek Nancy Jane Kovach Linda Marie Kovach Jan Marie Kowal 2! 22 James Edward Letterly Jo Ann Lilly Linda Marie Letterly Ralph Goodwin keeps a watchful eye on Barb Brown as Ronald James Linek Mrs. Schapiro advises her concerning a reference for a senior English project. Willingness To Accept Responsibility Is A Step Toward Becoming Donna Marie Loyer Mary Jean Lynch George Herbert Mack Idella Evelyn Mack Diane Sue Martin Gay Elaine Martin Joan Marie Martindale Mario Alberto Martinez Susan Lucille McKelvey A Successful Person Laura Lee McLaughlin Gerry Lynn McMillen Robert Francis Messenger Theodore Frederick Meurer Susan Jean Meyers Albert Allen Mihalko 23 24 Bruce George Milliken Sharon Lee Monk Mary Anne Mueller A Balance Of Study And Recreation Produces Nancy Diane Musch Marilyn Kay Naftzger Thomas Robert Neptune James Louis Nocar Voncile Norwood Janine Kay Parkhurst A Cheerful Student Vicki Lee Perry Dawn Carol Peterson Paula Louise Peterson Peggie Jean Pifer Gerald Henry Porter Gary Joseph Promey Lawrence Stanley Przybyla Nancy Jill Pursley Pamela Mary Ramer Brenda Karen Payne Lonna Jean Peacock Mariann Pelton 25 26 Susan Jane Rapp Robert Charles Ream Robert Grant Reed Roberta Nell Reed Bryn Elizabeth Rhodes Linton Christopher Richardson, Jr. Thomas Joseph Richardson Donna Jane Rickert David Lee Robinson Jane Alice Roby Taylor Salmons, Jr. Virgil Deason Salmons Claudia Yvonne Schamp James John Seamon Right: In his official judicial attire, Judge Dave Robinson bangs the gavel for court to come to order during a trial in senior Civics. S Leadership Is A Forerunner Of Citizenship Barbara Jeane Searles Ralph Herbert Shaffer II Sally Ann Shaffer Steve Patrick Sheehy Rebecca Sue Shurance Michael Dana Simmons 27 28 Georgia Ann Smith Richard Frederick Smith Thomas Allen Smith Alexa Jane Smithberger Susan Kathleen Spacek Richard John Spieth Senior Pictures, The Prom, And Melody Ann Starr David Thomas Steid] Thomas Franz Stein Timothy Kinch Steingass Becky Shurance and Barb Good “hit the books” during a lull in sales at John Kenneth Stewart Mary Lou Thoman Susan Kay Thomas Rosemary Linda Tiffner Bonnie Jean Todish Scott Lee Tollafield James Bert Tompkins Eileen Marie Topper the high school book fair. Bobbi Rae Tucker Robert John Turnbaugh 2g Margaret Louise Van Epp Carol Ellen Van Horsten Paul Roger Vereb Katalin Maria Ann Veres Paul Joseph Vina Claudia Marie Walter Judith Ann Walter Glenn Allen Welton While the adviser is away, Zeke and Paula can't tfe- Marcia Leigh Welty sist booby-trapping the books Richard Louis Wilke 30 With Mixed Emotions so they will fall over just at the right moment during class. Kristen M. Wilkinson Herbert Franklin Williams Roger Lee Williams Virgil Ray Williams, Jr. Eric Gehman Wilson Susan Jane Wyman Suzanne Elaine Yike Homer John Younker Kim Franklin Zarney William Charles Zsambok 31 32 Lorene Abbott Joan Abramoska Linda Abramoska Gary Akers Pam Baczuk Les Bagley Chris Baird Sandra Baisden Mike Barrett Bob Bates Shirley Bedford Marianne Beitler Julie Bender Leonard Benner Richard Blake Marjorie Bonadio Steve Brubaker John Buchanan Susan Buda Bill Burgdorfer Shirley Campbell Betty Carlisle Calvin Carlisle Tim Cash Plans For The Left—JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Shirley Bedford Vice President Kendra Friday Treasurer Billie Meyers Secretary Gary Hetrick President John Dreibelbis Sue Effinger Kathy Ellis Alan Failor Ray Failor Diane Fargo Betty Ferguson Arden Ferrell Chery! Flynn Jim Fodor Bob Fodor Jeanne Forsha Kendra Friday Judy Friedt Ed Frost rom And Concession Stand, Plus Academic Life Fill Precious Hours For Juniors Ray Clemens Laura Cleveland Brian Coffey Clinton Cogar Judith Comer Jack Conley Carolyn Conn Ed Currier Lucy Cutlip Jim Daum Judy Davis Evan Day Nancy Day Susan Deeter Chery! Deis Tom Delac Kathleen Denson Teresa Downing 33 34 Linda Hess Gary Hetrick Maxine Hettinger Bruce Hill David Hinkel Kathy Horkey George Hornbeck Darrell Hughes Joe Hunter Buddy Iles Mary Ingram Chris Jameyson Tests Of Merit, Leadership In Lois Fuchs Jim Gannon Diane Ganyard Dale Gapas Hanson Gaugler Penny Gaynor Allen Geisinger Celia Gerding Linda Gibbs Rick Goodwin Kathy Gorfido George Graham Judy Gransee Gerald Haas Donald Hajek Janet Hale Bob Hall Gary Hanshue Tom Harms Jackie Harrington Jan Hattery Mary Haueisen. Ted Henderson Pam Henninger Activities And Student Life Provide Growth For Junior Class Members Glenda Jenewein Pat Jenkins Sylvia Johnson Jeff Jones Dave Judkins Fred Keith Thomas Kelly Linda Kemp Karen Kenzig Marion Kiefer Craig Killian Kathy King Ron Koch Bob Koehl Terry Kolonick John Krebs Tom Kreider Sue Krejci Becky Kyle Byron Larsen Barbara Lee Jon Lee David Leister Ron Letterly Elizabeth, Loveless Joyce Marshall John Martinez Sally Maun Phil Maur Mike McClain Donna McClellan Gary McClure Mike McMullen Mary Medlen Harold Messenger Billie Meyers Paul Miller Bruce Mollohan: Linda Montgomery Jackie Morast Kathy Morris Diane Morton Juniors Eagerly Await The Time When They Will Be Jim Moyer Jay Mutter Michelle Mutter Diane Myers Dave Nesbitt Barbara Nixon John Nixon Dave Null Dave Oberholtzer Fate Olds Alice Ostaff Joedy Packard Mike Palinchik George Pandur Judy Pandur Karen Partridge Gail Phillips Janice Phillips Tim Phillips Ralph Piatt Patty Poetsch Barry Poorman Dennis Porter Mary Potts Nancy Promey Mike Rainwater Bill Ramirez Nancy Rearick Cindy Richardson Chris Rickard Chery! Riegger Carl Ritter Dennis Roberts Kathy Robinson Sherry Ruf Diana Sailor Cathy Schamp Mary Schelkle Linda Schwandt Pam Sedgwick Jeff Setzer Debra Sims On The Top Rung Of The Education Jerry Sisler Jack Skurvid Byron Spieth Dave Spieth Glenn Stark Karen Steidinger Debby Stewart Orrie Stewart Rick Sullivan Ken Sweet Cliff Tomblin Tom Treleaven Rick Turnbaugh Pat Turney Bob Ulich Murray Van Epp Rick Vereb Tom Vunderink Sue Walker Tom Walker Ray Walton Greg Ward Jeff Weber Larry Weitzel Ladder At MHS Tony Werner Dave Wiles Dave Williams Pam Williams Stan Yates Jane Yeager Kathy Yoder Kathy Younker Kathy Youst Lori Yoxtheimer 31, Sophomores, Now Adapted To High School Environment, SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Cindy Hurd—Secretary; Tim Whitacre—President; Sandra Harrington—Vice Presi- dent; Fran Austin—Treasurer. Kirk Ainger Sandy Akers Bruce Anderson Judy Anderson Dick Aufmuth Frances Austin Marilyn Bailey Betty Bargar Barry Barnes Martin Barrett Carol Beckowitz Steve Beckwith Kathy Beers Bob Berger Ron Betz Walter Bigham Karen Bowman Gerald Brewer Barbara Brinker Rick Brobst Mike Brooks Bill Brown Don Broyles Mike Burlingame Karen Burrows Chuck Butt Martha Cahill Connie Canfield Begin Another Step Toward Obtaining A Future Diploma Debbie Carten Gary Chandler Dale Chase Janet Clark Pam Clarey David Claypool Tom Clevidence Rachael Coleman Kevin Conley Betty Cook Pat Covey Marlon Craig Mary Cullin Ed Davis Joella Davis Rick Densen Jim Deyling Evelyn Donahue Joe Donnelly Gail Dougherty Kathy DuPlaga Rick Dye Chuck Eaton Ray Eckert Bill Eddy Jim Eggleston Marcia Elliot Delora England Chris FahIman Sally Febus Paul Feldman Kathy Ferguson Frank Fesco Elaine Fetzer Linda Fetzer Richard Fisher Lorayne Fleming Kathy Fodor Dennis Fogt Nancy Foster Brian Fowls Marsha French Steve Fulton Roger Gasper Julia Gerding Faith Gish Bob Gorey Walter Gorey Debbie Gorfido 39 Sophomores Shake The Title Of ‘‘The Rest’’ For “‘Tenth Jim Gowe John Graff Bob Greene Barb Gregory Philip Grey Vikki Grieve Thom Grove David Groves Beverly Groves Nancy Haas Macy Hallock Bonnie Hamlin Cathy Hanshue Sandra Harrington Carol Haueisen Paul Header Leif Herigstad Sue Hoffman Elaine Hood Marvin Hood Pamela Hood Sue Hopkinson Henry Huffman Jeff Hunter Tom Hunter Cindy Hurd Above: Ray Eckert and Mark Ziegler get a kick out of the “Senior Edition” of the MEDINAMITE. Bob Indoe Vicky Jedlicka Lynn Jenkins 40 Graders’’ When Being Called To Assemblies Sandra Jenkins Gayle Jester Jeanne Jinder Doug Jones Gary Jones Peggy Kapp Jeff Karson Al Keefer Vicki Kelley Kathy Kline Linda Klooz Barbara Koch Lenny Kovacek Pat Kovacek Theresa Kovacek Loretta Krebs Tim Kreider Bruce Kreiger Barbara Kulp Bob Lane Bill Lawrence Ann Leaden Dorothy Lee Marti Lehman Penny Lewis ‘Tom Lincoln Peggy Linville Karl Lockwood Richard Loyer Dee MacCleod Doug McClure Carla McComas Janet McCourt Loretta McCourt Bob McDermott Terry McDermott Madeline Medley Sherry Medley Kathy Mesick David Miller Donna Miller Steve Moffett Nonda Morris Terry Morris Allen Morse Ray Morse Carol Muich Chery! Nelson | Dick Neptune 4] Top: Sue Hoffman, Pat Covey, and Gail Ritchie aren’t the least bit upset when they examine the crayfish they have just dissected. Above: Sophomore English students pre- sent their own interpretation of King Lear. Below: Doug Jones, Martha Cahill, and Mark Ziegler listen attentively to—; oh well, they’re sophomores! 42 Nancy Nettleton Caroline Nichols Joann Nixon Randy North Larry Norwood Bob Olds Jane Paisley Jeff Palker Tom Pandur Larry Peacock Sue Pelton Robin Peterson Delanne Petty Carol Pifer Mark Poindexter Henry Presock Marshall Prock Steve Quick Rob Rapp Donald Rearick Carol Rice Larry Rickey Gail Ritchie Leland Roby Bill Rodgers Erline Roose Gwynne Roshon Charles Ross Sophomores Get First Taste Of Joining High School Organizations Barbata Wagner Darrell Waite Don Walker Shirley Walker David Webb David Wells Tim Whitaker Mike Wilke Jan Wilkinson Wesley Williams Randy Wills Bill Wolf Kathy Yeager Mark Ziegler Gloria Rucker Sue Russell Kim Ryan Larry Sauer Kay Schlechty Dave Schray Jim Selzer Sharon Setzer Stephanie Severs Sue Sexton Ted Shrout Carol Shultzman Sharon Sittinger Jim Skurvid Mark Smithberger Alan Steffen Dan Steingass Steve Stewart Theresa Stuart Richard Tetzel Larry Tingler Claudia Todd Doug Toth Linda Turek Nancy Turnbaugh Jackie Vance Sue Varisco Dianna Varney Jim Vaughn Tim Vellenowith Margaret Veres Rod Veverka Ron Vidika Bob Voorhees Delbert Voss 43 44 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS—FRONT: John Matacic—President, BACK: Mimi Brown—Vice President, Chris Chandler—Secretary Lynn Abeling Connie Abell Donna Albright Rick Alspach Carole Baczuk Thom Baker Theresa Barnes Kathy Batchelder Bill Beck Barb Bedford Mark Bixler Sue Blankenship Rick Blevens Bonnie Bluhm Joe Bogard Kathy Bonadio Jeff Bougher Roy Breckenridge Mimi Brown Sue Brubaker Billie Buchanan Steve Burgdorfer Scott Burlingame Jennings Burnside Nancy Butcher. Becky Cabell Kenneth Canfield Tom Carlisle Kim Hoen—Treasurer. PUTT tt akdbhAa hk dash ahah had Kathy Coleman Fred Cornelius Dan Courtney Rohn Craig Ralph Cripps James Crooks Mary Currier Norman Daugherty Candy Davis Bill Delac Ray Deuring Bill Dillworth Mike Donovan Denise Donahey Bonnie Dreibelbis Ruth Dull Beatrice Dunbar Helen Dunn Kathy Dwyer Nick Eaton Joel Ewing Ron Fain Mark Feldman Sharon Fiser Bob Fites Jim Foster Kaleen Friday Gary Friedt Janice Fromm Arlene Gannon Eileen Gannon Dan Gaynor Gary Gerspacher Sue Gerspacher Barb Gorey Ninth Graders Enjoy Very Much Being Transferred To Senior High Don Carter Tim Cavery Mike Cavey Walter Cayce John Chambers Chris Chandler Janice Churgovich George Clark Rosalyn Clay Carol Clemens Ken Cleveland Gary Clifford Eugene Coffey Leon Cogar 45 46 Josephine Gregory Claudia Grieve John Haas Lorraine Hadlock Bonnie Hajek Sue Hamilton Dave Hanshue Jody Hardinger Jill Harsin Jack Hatfield Linda Hatfield Tim Hawkins Jim Header Geraldine Henke Chris High Barb Hill Joel Himmel Bob Hitzelberger Doug Hodges Kim Hoen Carol Houston Faith Hronek Claudia Hunter Mark Hunter Wayne Huston Steve Iles Pat Jennings Keith Johnson Sandra Johnson Gayle Jones Kim Jones Sharon Jones Charles Josh Jeanette Kabeller Pat Karson Al Keiper Karen Kemmerling Howard Kilgore Laura Kincaid Tom Kinsley Nancy Kirk Helen Klopp Dan Knoch Tim Kovacek John Kowal Anne Krosse Gary Lacquement Rick Lade Jennifer Lance Beth McClung Ken McEwen Jeannette McHenry Judy Medlen Dennis Meincke George Miavitz Peggy Mihalko Connie Miley Tim Monk John Mooney Cindy Morris Sharon Motz Barry Muha Dave Muich Cynthia Naragon Debbie Nees Paul Newberry Larry Noftz John North Debbie Ode Terry Ostaff Ronda Packard Virginia Page Joan Paisley Jim Palinchik Paul Palmatier Karen Papenhausen Linda Patrick Jane Pennington Sue Penrose Denise Largent Mary Leister Andrew Lietzow John Linek Sue Lipstreu Dave Lowey Marlene Magowan Wendy Marquardt Saily Marrek Jon Marsh Georgé Martinez John Matacic Stan McClain Steve McClaning 47 Freshmen Face New Experiences And A Guided Study Sherry Petty Diana Piatt Sharon Placke Chuck Poindexter John Porter Gary Presock Cheryl Promey Sue Pursley Elizabeth Ramirez Darla Raney Pauline Ray Gayle Reed Susan Rivers Dave Roberts Lew Roby Charles Rodgers Janet Rodgers Craig Rollins Cindy Rooy Gwendolyn Ross Cindy Rych Joe Saab Emily Salay Diane Sanford Beverly Schilling Karen Schlechty Debra Schneider George Schriver Karen Schultz Donna Scott Ron Selzer Dennis Sepper Stephen Sevougian Charles Shank Robert Shelton Barbara Sherman Bonnie Sherman Lynn Shook Sue Shrimplin Nancy Shurance Pam Simones Dick Sittinger Pam Smalley Toward A Goal Of Higher Learning Bonnie Smith Georgina Smith Mary Smith Rebecca Smith Ron Smith Lloyd Steffen Kathy Steffens Brian Steidinger Ann Stein Marcia Suddleson Tom Swartz Deborah Sweet Marilyn Szafranski Roger Tanner Dianne Taylor Lynn Taylor Larry Thompson Betty Traxler Chris Truthan Jeff Turney Marianne Tyler David Van Devier Craig Van Horsten Jim Vaughn Lizbeth Walter Christine Watson Kathy Wells Linda Wells Charlotte Welty Frank Whalen Kathy Wiles Becky Wilke Rick Williams Tony Willis Karyn Wilson Vicky Wilt Chris Wolf Dave Yeager Phyllis Yeager Gary Yike Deborah Zarney Chris Zay 49 Board Of Education And Administrators Set School Policies And Select BOARD OF EDUCATION Donald H. Chase President Factory Manager Robert E. Smith Vice President Physician Jeanne Veverka Clerk Howard E. Claggett Retired Educator Stanbery J. Nichols Dentist Marion E. Shank Market Researcher Howard Dailey and Dr. Gotaas check construction of the new cafeteria wing against the blueprints. 50 ; Outstanding Curriculum SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Dr. Albion V. Gotaas B. S. Ed., Northwestern University M. A., Northwestern University Ph. D., The Ohio State University Dr. Grotaas is completing his fifth year with the Medina City School system. Since coming here from Mount Vernon, he has seen additions added to Ella Canavan Grade School, Medina Junior and Senior High Schools, and the construction of the new Sidney M. Fenn Elementary School due to open in the fall. Student enrollment in the district has jumped from 2700 to 3400, while the professional staff has increased from 110 to 145 during his tenure. The addition of special and advanced courses to the curriculum, as well as new equipment in all the buildings, has kept Medina City Schools at the top as one of the pace-setters in the field of education. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Howard D. Dailey B. S. Ed., Kent State University M. Ed., Kent State University SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST Alvalyn Larson B. S., University of Miami (Florida) M. A., University of Akron 5| Principals And Deans Coordinate To PRINCIPAL James Loughridge III B. A., The College of Wooster M. E., Kent State University ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Robert W. Dague B. A., Baldwin-Wallace M. A., Columbia University Left: Mr. Dague explains to Mr. Lough- ridge how the new reading lab will work when it will be put into full operation next year. This equipment, along with improvements in other de- partments, enables Medina High School to continue to be in a position of leadership in education. 52 Guide Students In The Selection Of Their High School Schedules DEAN OF BOYS Robert N. Peters B.S., Ohio University M.A., West Virginia University DEAN OF GIRLS Mary Jane Smith B.S., Western Michigan University M.E., Kent State University OFFICE PERSONNEL Ruth Rickard Secretary tu Dr. Gotaas Norma Kreiger Aid to Miss Veverka Jean Titus Principal's Office Marjorie Poetsch Secretary to Mr. Loughridge 53 CAFETERIA PERSONNEL—Eileen Arbogast, Theresa Geinke, Shirley Palinchik, Stella Fisher, Betty Balogh, and Elzora Gallagher AUDIO VISUAL AIDS—ROW 1: T. Cash, S. Sheehy ROW 2—R. Koehl, Mr. Robert Celidonio— Advisor, S. Spacek, D. Hinkel OFFICE HELP—ROW 1: B. Campbell, D. Stewart, J. Abramoska, M. Bonadio, A. Morse, D. Gager, S. Maun, D. Morton, E. Donahue ROW 2: J. Balogh, 54 Bt:. 0) OOH qe ee RT at eater tee es ieiay ener yt ee eee ge y terettt der et NEE ey, oe paeyorentecest® poe LIBRARY AIDS—ROW 1: C. Richardson, J. Paisley, C. Leister, D. Gapas, ROW 2: C. Welty, L. Abbott, E. Salay, M. Starr, A. Krosse, B. Hajek. Many Persons Are Involved In Behind-The-Scene Activities At School CUSTODIAN—Alverta Shelton (Birdie as she is affection- ately known to us) takes a lunch break during the last day for students. She has been busy emptying lockers of items, readying them for another student body in the J. Walter, D. Broyles, N. Musch, P. Gaynor, P. Poetsch, J. Hale, L. Letterly, G. Roshon, B. Brown, C. Nichols, P. Turney, F. DeGenero, B. Page. fall. 55 Neen eee enn ee eee EEE EEE 56 Mary Jane Garea A. B., Youngstown University English Jeanette Neptune B. A., Baldwin-Wallace English, Journalism Donald Elrick B. A., Hiram College English Joseph V. Jaeger B. A., St. Procopius College English, Russian Jeannette Heiges B. A., Oberlin College English Alma Holdridge B. A., Eureka College English, Latin Far Left: Mr. Elrick believes it’s easier to get the quotations correct if they're read from the book. Above Center: Sophomores—Mark Ziegler, Elaine Fetzer, Fran Austin, Sandy Harrington, Chris Fahl- man, Randy North, Doug Jones, and Dale Chase (floor) present a scene from King Lear. Right Above: Mrs. Holdridge conducts a brisk session in her AT English class. Lower Left: Donna Loyer checks some copy con- cerning Medina history project with Mrs. Schapiro. Robert W. Dague Mary Jane Smith Eleanor I. Schapiro B. A., Baldwin-Wallace B.S., Western Michigan B. A., Western Reserve M. A., Columbia University University M. A., Cornell University English M. Ed., Kent State English English English Instructors Awaken A Desire For Creative Expression : Right: Jane Effinger and Ron Linek get in their share of heckling Mr. Dague concerning their term paper marks. Below: Mrs. Neptune carries on class discussion with Dave Wiles while student teacher, Mr. Cantwell observes how the class—and the teacher set the pace for learning. Lower Right: Jody Hardinger, Chris Truthan, Debbie Ode, Chris Watson, and Marianne Tyler discuss their miniature reproduction of the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet. 57 Guillermo J. Piquer B. S., University of Barcelona M. L., J. Marti College Ph. D., University of Habana Spanish Manuel Millor B. A., University of Havana Spanish Above: Mike McClain, Eva n Day, Sandy Harrington, and Tom Clevidence recite their Spanish lessons for Mr. Millor. Above Right: JoAnn Beck, Ron Vidika, Bob- Messenger, and Dennis Fogt go through their German lesson in the language lab. Right: Dr. Piquer, Les Bagley, Rich Clevidence, Joe Hunter, Vickie Horvath, Albert Mihalko, Bryn Rhodes, Marv Batch- elder, and Margaret Van Epp pose before the school bus that took the Spanish classes on a field trip. 58 Susan Kellogg B. A., Ohio Wesleyan French Jacob W. Schock B. A., B. S., Bowling Green German Jack Cowden B. F. A., Ohio University B. S. Ed., Ohio State Speech, Drama, English Right: Marv Batchelder, Bruce Milliken, Mr. Jaeger, Ron Cole, and Hanson Gaugler practice their version of a Russian folk dance. Lower Right: Mrs. Kellogg illustrates how music plays an important part in French culture to Beverly Schilling, Sue Rivers, and Roger Tanner. Below: Mr. Cowden practices what he preaches when he tells his students to use expression in speech and dra- matics. Extensive Music And Art Lyn Oswald Marna A. Christy B. S., Northwestern B. F. A., Cleveland Art Institute of Art B. S., Kent State M. A., Instituto de Allende Art, Crafts Left Above: Pam Baczuk adds touches to the facial portion of a portrait she is doing. Left: Even in the cold winter, boys think about the fairer sex as Dave Steidl, Joe Goebel, and Steve Grey fashion a mermaid in the snow. Above: Cathy Hanshue practices sandcasting while Peggy Kapp and Steve Quick hold a bird that was made by this process. Left: Mrs. Christy shows Teresa Downing, Mary Jean Lynch, Carol Van Horsten, and Pam Baczuk how to enamel on copper. Programs Enrich Our High School Curriculum Marvin W. Fogt James Mougey Walter L. Bixler B. A., Capital University B. S. Ed., Ohio Northern B. S., Ashland College M. Ed., Ohio State Choir, Band M. A., Ohio State Orchestra Band, Music Ed. Right: Bobbi Tucker, Kim Zarney, Bob DeMuth, and Scott Chandler decide it’s a pretty wet night for a homecoming parade—especially in an open truck. Below: Mr. Carey points out a difficult passage that needs a little more work to Jackie Gowe and Gail Dougherty of the sax section. Below Right: Dave Judkins gets in that needed practice in preparation for the orchestra’s appearance at ‘‘Living Pictures.” Charles E. Carey B. S., M. A. Ohio State Chairman Music Department 61 62. Kenneth Corbus B. S,. Ohio State History Harl L. Evans B. S., Ed., M. Ed., Ohio University Civics, Economics Robert N. Peters B. S., Ohio University M. A., West Virginia University Psychology, Sociology Left: Attorney Kim Zarney accuses Bob Reed of murder in the civics class mock trial. Lower Left: Library aids, Chuck Leister and Dale Gapas re- turn borrowed magazines to the reserve shelves. Below: Mr. Corbus trac es the genealogy of H. M. Queen Elizabeth II for his world history students. Louise M. Jones Carl S. Gorslin B. S. Ed., Ohio State A. B., Olivet Nazarene M. S. Library Science, College Western Reserve M. Ed., University of Librarian Illinois History Studies Courses Right: Miss Jones at her post to aid students to understand the Dewey Decimal System of cataloguing books. Could that gleam in her eye be dreams of retirement at the end of the school term? Could be. Above: Bernie Mollohan, Joan Abramoska, and Pat Poetsch find it’s much easier to understand some details about World War II when Mr. Gorslin uses maps ‘for the class discussion. A Superior Knowledge Of Mathematics Is Essential David L. Brewer Marilyn Cross Eugene Haas B. S., M. Ed., Ohio B. S., College of Wooster B. S., Ed., Ohio State University Mathematics Mathematics Chairman, Math Department Left: Mr. Minick points out the proper pro- cedure in order to obtain the correct answer to a problem during one of his elementary math sessions. Center: Mr. Brewer points out to Bryn Rhodes and Barbara Brown how easy it is to work problems when you have the proper tools. Lower Left: Bill Wolf and Craig Rollins demon- strate how to solve a linear equation. Below: Laura Cleveland manipulates the giant slide rule while Mike Palinchik and Chris Rick- atd lend added support from the ends. iin This Computer Age Of Widened Horizons Below: Miss Cross demonstrates how sharp her math classes are when she snaps her fingers. Cheryl Riegger and Kathy Ellis apparently respond to this discipline. Bottom: Mr. Haas tells Delora England what part 20x+x2 plays in her problem as Ron Betz waits his turn to explain one. James Minick Sheldon E. Saxton B.S., Penn State B.S. Ed., Lock Haven State Mathematics College Algebra great heights if they have the proper math equipment —even if they have to use ordinary chairs to do it. | i | Left: Rich Clevidence points out to Bryn Rhodes and Barb Brown how math students are able to surmount 65 66: Space Race Still Spurs Scientific Study Ron Tate B.A., University of Michigan Science Claire Zurbuch B.S., Ed.; Kent State Science Right: Craig Killian checks his directions for making hydrogen sulphide during chem lab period. Below: Nancy Promey and Sue Buda can tell from the expres- sion on Linda Schwandt’s face that her experiment was a complete success. Paul E. Van Nortwick William M. Tibbits B.S. Ed., B.S., Ed., Miami University Bowling Green Chemistry Biology : Below: Liz Loveless “just watches” while Mary Hauei- _ sen and Kathy Gorfido dissect a crayfish. Below: “Ah, the peaceful physics lab!’ Lower Left: Mr. Tate shows Bill Rodgers, Pat Karson, and Jim Header the position of the planets in the solar system. Lower Right: Barbara Bedford and Ralph Cripps aid Mr. Zurburch in a demonstration showing the difference in pitch of stationary and moving sound producers. Stanley B. Graham B.A., Ohio State Physics, Biology 67 Students Profit Greatly From Practical Experiences In Delmar Phillips B.A., Fairmont State College Bookkeeping, Typing Business English Marvin W. Webb B.S. Ed., Ohio University Office Practice, Notehand, Stenograph Losia Schafer BS. Ed., Office Training Shorthand, Typing Left: Sheryl Hitzelberger and Sharon Monk get in a good habit of checking in at the time clock before they begin work in office practice. Below: Helene Bowers and Laura Allard learn correct telephone techniques with the aid of a tele-trainer. Betty Campbell functions as the operator completing calls. Below Left: Mrs. Schafer prepares her class for a timed writing. Below Right: Mr. Phillips supervises a journal entry made by Karen Bowman with the aid of David Spieth. Kathy Beers is at left front. Business, Drawing, Home Ec. And Shop Below: Mike Rainwater, Ray Failor, Jeff Weber, Jim Hill, and Len Benner are busy consulting their textbooks concerning a drawing board project for mechanical drawing. Lower Left: Steve Sheehy consults Mr. Einsenmann concern- ing a project in shop class. Lower Right: Linda Hatfield gets some assistance from Nancy Butcher on which lines to cut the material while Cathy Cole- man and Billie Buchanan look on to be sure that she gets the right advice. Robert J. Celidonio B.S., California State Mechanical Drawing Mary Lodrick B.S., Purdue Home Economics Arthur Eisenmann BiSmEdeeMGEs Kent State Metalwork, Electricity Physical Fitness Plays Integral Role In Lives Of High School Students Roland Platz Augusta Winland Bruce Vandersall B.S., M.Ed. B.A., Fairmont BAe Kent State State College College of Wooster Chairman, Physical Special Education Health Education Department Driving Below: Chris Rickard, Cindy Richardson, Craig Killian, and Mike McMullan are “just itching’ to show Mr. Platz how well they can drive. Below Left: Mr. Vandersall aided by a life-size model of the human body, is able to impress on his students—Ray Eckert, Gwynne Roshon, and Larry Peacock—the importance of good health habits. Below Right: Jeanne Peacock and Bryn Rhodes practice on the bal- ance beam while spotters Penny Craig and Linda Kovach are ready to catch any falls. Elaine C. Beck B.S., Lock Haven State Girls Physical Education Dale R. Weygandt B.A., College of Wooster M.S., Indiana University Boys Physical Education Candids — Left: School personnel gossip gets the once-over as Jane Paisley, librarian, and Pat Turney, office girl, get together 9th period. Below: Even the annual photographer anxiously awaits the last “click 0’ the clock.” Left: Sue Deeter and Mary Ingram practice their newest hobby—snow sculpturing, for art class. Left: Dick Cavey, Debbie Anderson, and Theresa Fulton are really excited about today’s lesson in civics. Above: Ron Linek gets his whistle warmed up so it will be thawed out by the time he hits the field. 7I ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS - Medina’s Musical Marching Bees Spark Spirit At Grid Events The Musical Marching Bees begin their work for presentation of gridiron shows two weeks before school convenes. Line leaders and rookies (sopho- mores) start at 8:00 a.m., with the rest of the band arriving at 9:00. Basics of marching, pre-game entrance, and the first fall show are worked out during these two weeks. Band practice is held on the field during eighth and ninth periods during the first quarter. All this work proves that practice makes perfect which makes the Musical Bees one of the best units around. Below Left: Our directors, Mr. Mougey and Mr. Carey, set the pace for the Marching Bees with correct dress uni- form. Below Right: Ron Linek and Sue Spacek discuss the band routine during a lull in homecoming activities. stepping drum major and master on the football field ga The percussion section moves across the field durin Our high halftime show. Above: ox Vv oI 4 S 3S a | Left: anne ee ROW 1: J. Parkhurst, M. Schelkle, J. Clark, L. Abbott, F. Austin, J. Anderson, S. Yike, B. Koch. ROW 2: N. Day, K. Fodor, K. Ellis, L. Klooz, B. Andrews, M. Pelton, A. Steffens. ROW 3: C. Riegger, C. Richardson, C. Walter, N. Pursley, V. Grieve, B. Kulp, D. Sailer, N. Haas, E. Day, S. Pelton, B. Tucker, S. Tollafield, P. Betz, J. Comer, S. Spacek, S. Effinger, Hy Ni, thi C. Rice, B. Komjati. ROW 4: B. Brown, D. Koehler, V. Jedlicka, N. Kovach, P. Dreibelbis, M. Elliott, J. Yeager, T. Meurer, L. Cleveland, 5 Friedt, R. Koch, E. Fetzer, C. Jack, S. Jenkins, P. Sedgwick, D. Koenig, K. Kenzig, R. Neptune, V. Horvath, J. Berger, M. Barrett, D. Miller, J. Harrington, D. Broyles, G. Dougherty, J. Gowe, K. Schlechty. ROW 5: D. Martin, E. Left: Saxophone Quartet—Gail Dougherty, Jackie Harrington, Kathy Fodor, Jackie Gowe. Lower Left: Senior Brass Sextet— Front—Bobbi Tucker, Ted Meurer, Connie Jack. Back—Rick Smith, Bob Demuth, Ron Linek. Lower Right: Bb Ensemble—Donna Koehler, Nancy Kovach, Barbara Brown. Missing—Claudia Walter. Donahue, S. Medley, L. Kemp, B. Eddy, L. Bagley, D. Leister, R. Smith, S. Walker, R. Churgovich, D. Fargo, R. Linek, G. Jones, J. Gowe, K. Zarney, S. Chandler, B. Demuth, R. Deuring, B. Koehl. ROW 6: D. Ganyard, K. Mesick, B. Larsen, T. Lin- coln, D. Argreaves, S. Chandler, B. Canfield Mr. Mougey, Mr. Carey. Right: Woodwind Quintet—Front—Cathy Fodor, Janine Parkhurst, Cindy Richardson. Back—Evan Day, Kathy Ellis Lower Right: Junior Brass Sextet—Front—Sue Pelton, Judy Freidt, Jane Yeager. Back—Les Bagley, Bob Koehl, Diane Fargo. Concert Band Wins Top State Rating Third Successive Time Again, Medina Senior High School’s Concert Band received ‘1’ ratings in the district and state competition. This repeat makes three successive top ratings for the organization. Events included the annual successful winter concert, the cutting of another record, and the presentation of the spring concert. Mr. Ken- neth Snapp, Director of Bands at Baldwin- Wallace College was the guest conductor. Youthful Voices Blend To Create : Entertainment For Special Occasions Mr. Mougey tells his boys, “‘Let’s try that once again so we can get that true Lawrence Welk ‘pop’ for the end of the number.” Following (?) instructions are Bill Ramirez, Evan Day, and Rick Goodwin. Dale Chase is at the piano. ROW 1: Mr. Mougey, Director, P. Henniger, M. Naftzger, I. Mack, L. Montgomery, G. Smith, M. Kiefer, D. Ganyard, J. Balogh, P. Covey, G. Mc- Millen, M. Bailey, B. Bluhm, B. Hamlin, A. Leaden, J. Roby, J. Davis. ROW 2: A. Leaden, L. Krebs, N. Nettleton, M. Starr, E. Hall, G. Roshon, B. Good, ' i MIXED ENSEMBLE—FRONT: D. Ganyard, M. Starr, G. Roshon, B. Good, L. Good, C. Beckowitz, C. Nichols, K. Kline. BACK: G. Brewer, D. Wiles, D. Judkins, V. Salmons, B. Zsambok, T. Salmons. 78 . � � | S. Hoffman, C. Flynn, J. Gransee, P. Ramer, S. Mc- B. Spieth, J. Brewer, C. Richardson, T. Stein, D. | Kelvey, J. Packard, L. Cutlip, K. Bowman, G. Phillips. Chase, M. Barrett, J. Palker, F. Gish, C. Beckowitz, D. | ROW 3: S. Baisden, M. Mutter, S. Johnson, M. Van England. ROW 5: J. Buchanan, T. Salmons, B. | Epp, B. Searles, G. Ritchie, K. Steidinger, J. Paisley, Zsambok, D. Schray, A. Failor, WV. Salmons, B. ' V. Baillet, D. England, L. Gibbs, K. Kline, S. An- Ramirez, R. Goodwin, B. Hill, D. Judkins, D. Wiles. | drews, L. Good. ROW 4: J. Forsha, J. Nixon, E. Day, | Dale Chase accompanies L. Cutlip, C. Flynn, B. Ramirez, D. Schray, Mr. Mougey tells John Buchanan he should help Judy J. Palker, D. Judkins, D. England, and F. Gish as they rehearse a Davis with her gown as Gwynne Roshon, Karen Steiding- number. er, Ann Leaden, and Linda Gibbs smilingly approve. Orchestra Provides Background Music For ‘‘Living Pictures” ORCHESTRA: ROW 1: A. Smithberger, C. Nichols, L. McLaughlin, B. Shurance, K. Mihalko, H. Klopp, C. Ritter. ROW 2: J. Parkhurst, L. Abbott, B. Koch, K. Fodor, J. Comer, B. Brown, D. Koehler, V. Grieve, M. Cahill, A. Stein, K. Batchelder, K. Steidinger. ROW 3: J. Friedt, R. Koch, M. Leister, N. Haas, E. Day, B. Koehl, B. Demuth, R. Deuring. ROW 4: B. Larsen, D. Argreaves, D. Fargo, K. Steffens, Mr. Marvin Fogt—Director, R. Smith, D. Judkins, B. Muha, A. Lietzow. Stardusters Play “Big Band Sound” Music For School Events STARDUSTERS: FRONT: R. Neptune, C. Riegger, G. Dougherty, J. Gowe, J. Harrington, B. Brown. MIDDLE: T. Swartz, B. Koehl, B. Demuth, C. Jack, J. Yeager, J. Freidt, J. Berger. BACK: C. Chandler, K. Zarney, Mr. Charles Carey—Director. 80 Ninth Grade Musicians Practice Many Hours Before Senior Acceptance ROW 1: S. Rivers, S. Brubaker, P. Jennings, B. Sherman, C. Welty, B. Muha, E. Mooney, Mr. Jim Mougey—Director, D. Muich, D. Vandevier, B. Hill. B. Gorey, K. Papenhausen, N. Shurance, C. Chandler. ROW 2: C. Promey, C. Clemens, B. Dreibelbis, C. Davis, D. Raney, P. Palmatier, A. Keiper, B. Beck, M. Brown, J. Rodgers, J. Lance, C. Rooy, L. Wells. ROW 3: V. Page, D. Ode, K. Steffens, L. Abeling, S. Fiser, M. Bixler, B. Rose, C. Rodgers, G. Smith, K. Smith, F. Hronek, L. Shook, B. Cabell. ROW 4: B. Dunbar, D. Scott, J. Gregory, L. Houston, ip Fasley, 1b Taylor, J. Saab, R. Smith, C. Rollins, D. Taylor, K. Wolf, K. Wiles, K. Coleman, C. Rych. ROW 1: K. Wiles, P. Smalley, C. Naragon, W. Marquardt, R. Packard, K. Dwyer. ROW 2: K. Schlechty, S. Johnson, D. | Zarney, R. Smith, M. Leister, C. Grieve, B. Steidinger, C. Chandler, P. Mihalok, M. Suddleson, C. High. ROW 3: K. Smith, | D. Sweet, D. Nees, D. Yeager, J. Pennington, B. Schilling, B. Walters, D. Muich, J. Haas, W. Huston, M. Coffee, R. Alspach, | K. Cleveland, C. Miley, M. Tyler, M. Bixler, L. Steffen, J. Kowal, B. Rose, S. Fiser, C. Rodgers, T. Swartz. ROW 4: Mr. Walter Bixler—Director, J. Churgovich, J. Kabeller, L. Abeling, G. Jones, P. Ray, K. Steffens, C. Shank, R. Linek, C. Davis, K. Canfield, C. Abel, J. Ewing, T. Baker. | 8] Student Council Coordinates Club Activities, Sponsors Assemblies Po — Bi we ROW 1: R. Linek—Treasurer, B. Milliken—President, M. Halderson—Vice-President, C. Riegger—Secretary, T. Meurer—His- torian, N. Musch. ROW 2: A. Smithberger, J. Gransee, G. Roshon, J. Effinger, L. McLaughlin, M. Beitler ROW 3: L. Peacock, C. Richardson, B. Muha, P. Peterson, D. Donahey, L. Letterly, D. Broyles. ROW 4: D. Aufmuth, K. Kline, C. Rickard, T. Whitacre, J. Nocar. ROW 5: C. Davis, J. Matacic, M. Batchelder. ROW 6: C. Richardson, S. Pelton, G. Hetrick. ROW 7: M. Bixler, J. Haas, V. Williams, R. Clevidence, B. Fodor. Left: Virg Williams and Bruce Milliken try the foot method of turning apples into cider for the homecoming dance. Below: Campaign signs appear in abundance during class elections which are sponsored by Student Council. | a — Math Club Promotes Exploration Of Higher Math By Seniors Math Club is open to seniors with a B average in math and B— in other subjects. Club events included trips to Permold and NASA in Cleveland. Members also had quite a time trying to manipulate a computer dance so that too many persons wouldn’t be disappointed. Right: A representative of Permold demonstrates the opera- tion of a computer to Chris Richardson during a math club field trip. ROW 1: G. Welton, C. Heiges, H. Mack—vVice President, J. Nocar—President, B. Shurance—Secretary-Treasurer. ROW 2: D. Clemens, P. Peterson, A. Eggleston, P. Betz, B. Brown, R. Churgovich, ROW 3: T. Meurer, R. Clevidence, B. Milliken, S. Tollafield, R. Linek, C. Richardson. ROW 4: D. Brown, B. Demuth, B. Andrews, D. Koenig. ®) 83 ROW 1: V. Williams—President, T. Harms, D. Robinson—Vice President-Treasurer, ROW 2: D. Clemens, P. Peterson, D. Waite, D. Hood—Secretary. ROW 3: Mr. Jack Cowden—Adviser, R. Grice, P. Jacubec, L. Abramoska. ROW 4: R. Neptune, R. Linek, D. Carten, S. Russell. ROW 5: L. Bagley, R. Smith. ROW 6: M. Hallock, D. McClure, D. Brown, R. Williams. Audio Club Organized Fo Further Interest And Knowledge In Broadcasting Far Left: Macy Hallock and Les Bagley ready equipment in prepa- ration for their hit WMAC pro- gram, “The Tuesday Show.” Left: Dave Robinson and Linda Abramoska aid in setting up the student bulletin. 84 Above: ‘American Gothic’ by Grant Wood is portrayed at “Living Pictures’ by Pam Ramer and Larry Beers. Right: Debbie Carten, Susan Deeter, Mary Ingram, and Jean Forsha get to work extra time through participation in the Art Club. Art Club Provides Posters, Displays For Other Organizations SEATED: D. Carten, B. Jenkins, C. Hurd, J. Effinger, D. Muich, S. Quick, M. Veres. STANDING: M. Welty, C. Van Horsten, K. Hanshue, P. Kapp, L. Klooz, C. Canfield, B. Nixon, P. Ray, Mrs. Marna Christie—Adviser. ae —— 85 International Club Makes Initial Appearance As Club Of Clubs ROW 1: M. Starr, Mrs. Alma Holdridge—Latin Adviser, Dr. Guillermo Piquer—Spanish Adviser, Mrs. Susan Kellogg—French Adviser, M. VanEpp—President, K. Wilkinson—French A. Steffens—Latin, H. Gaugler—Russian, M. Kerch—German, Mr. Jacob Schock—German Adviser, Mr. Manuel Millor—Spanish Adviser, B. Todish. ROW 2: C. Riegger, D. Koehler, K. Bagley, D. Rickert, S. Thomas, P. Betz, J. Roby, L. Kovach, P. Craig, B. Rhodes, B. Cronick, F. DeGenero, A. Eggleston, J. Beck, C. VanHorsten. ROW 3: D. Ganyard, R. Goodwin, R. Cole, C. Richardson, B. Andrews, T. Meurer, M. Batchelder, B. Milli- ken, M. Halderson, P. Peterson, R. Clevidence—Spanish, A. Leaden, L. Good, M. Thoman, B. Komjati. ROW 4: K. Partridge, J. Comer, J. Yeager, K. Ellis, T. Downing, R. Goodwin, A. Geisinger, R. Hall, W. Ramirez, S. Maun, J. Hale, L. Montgomery, D. Fogt, L. Abbott.. ROW 5: M. Beitler, S. Johnson, J. Fodor, J. Buchanan, D. Nesbitt, L. Bagley, D. Judkins, R. Koehl, S. Moffett, M. Haueisen, D. Morton, P. Turney, E. Loveless. ROW 6: B. Dreibelbis, P. Sedgwick, K. Morris, B. Nixon, J. Pandur, K. Friday, S. Quick, W. Wolf, D. Schray, R. Betz, D. Steingass, M. Smithberger, R. Peterson, J. Brewer, ROW 7: K. Wilson, K. Kline, M. Elliott, F. Austin, J. Anderson, T. Whitacre, R. Rapp, J. Eggleston, M. Veres, B. Groves, J. Wilkinson, = Febus, C. Haueisen, Cc Shultzman. ROW 8: D. Sanford, K. Batchelder, C. Davis, C. Chandler, C. Clemens, V. Jedlicka, J. aisley, L. Taylor, C. Nichols, G. Dougherty, J. Paisley, C. McComas, K. Hanshue, S. Pelton, C. Poindexter, G. Martinez.. Left: Margaret Van Epp, President of The International Club, pauses in the hallway to make sure of her notes before she addresses the club. Below: The International and Art Clubs held a joint meeting at which a speaker from Western Reserve compared Spanish and French art. Future Homemakers Highlight Year With Mother-Daughter Tea ROW 1: Mrs. Lodrick—Adviser, K. King—Secretary, G. McMillen—Treasurer, S. Monk—Vice President, D. Broyles—President, J. Berger, J. Lane, T. Fulton, J. Jindra. ROW 2: S. Shaffer, J. Chandler, B. Campbell, E. Topper, I. Mack, A. Hoffman, H. Bowers, R. Reed, K. Veres, J. Lilly. ROW 3: P. Sedgewick, S. Campbell, J. Bender, S. Bedford, L. Claycomb, J. Phillips, K. Yoder, A. Dunn, L. Turek, L. King. ROW 4: B. Buchanan, G. Reed, M. Currier, H. Dunn, L. Hatfield, B. Hajek, G Rucker, S. Placke, S. Medley. ROW 5: E. Salay, B. Dunbar, L. Shook, J. Gregory, M. Medley, K. Coleman, G. Jones, R. Coleman, S. Sittinger. Right: President Diane Broyles names committees for Mother- Daughter Tea. Below: Mrs. Lodrick, Janie Phillips, Alice Dunn, and Sharon Sit- tinger discuss the FHA emblem preparatory to making a report. 87 ROW 1: Miss Marilyn Cross—Adviser, K. Mesick—Vice President, E. Fetzer—Treasurer, S. Pelton—Secretary, M. Beitler— President. ROW 2: J. Clark, L. Flemming, S$. Campbell, L. Cutlip. ROW 3: D. Miller, N. Haas, S. Hopkinson, K. Yodor. ROW 4: §. Jenkins, S. Harrington, J. Phillips, B. Gregory, S. Varisco. ROW 5: J. Anderson, C. McComas, S. Akers, N. Morris, S. Blankenship. ROW 6: G. Rucker, L. Klooz, E. Ramirez, B. Traxler, K. Hanshue, B. Koch, V. Jedlicka. ROW 7: P. Ray, M. Liester, B. Blum, T. Baines, S. Blacke, A. Dunn. Weep tiem é Vicky Jedlicka finds a nest of eggs during the Y-Teens Easter egg hunt. 88 — ae To Foster Fellowship And Understanding, Is Goal Of Y-Teens Below: Miss Cross flashes her lone find during the big hunt. Below Right: Dave Null wants to be sure that his choice is right for his Y-Teen purchase from Lorayne Fleming. Above: Donna Miller is elated over finding more eggs to fill her sack at the hunt. Right: Jim Skurvid succumbs and buys some pastry from the Y-Teens during a noon-hour bake sale. ‘His fellow student seems to attest to the quality of the merchandise. Lorayne Fleming is the salesgirl. Forty girls worked to fulfill a three-fold purpose for the club: to mature as a person, to further friendships with people of all races, religions, and nationalities, and to advance in the knowledge and love of God. Y-Teens presented the Thanksgiving assembly at school and operated a coat check at all home bas- ketball games. Other activities included a night at the theater, fashion show, Easter egg hunt, potluck supper, and slumber party. 89 Girls’ Leaders Club Serves School And Community ROW 1: J. Effinger—President, L. McLaughlin—Vice President, A. Smithberger—Treasurer, N. Musch, M. Van Epp —Chaplain. ROW 2: A. Eggleston, B. Brown, B. Cronick, C. Riegger, B. Meyers, M. Halderson. ROW 3: J. Yeager, J. Comer, L. Cleveland. ROW 4: Mrs. Jeannette Neptune—Adviser, C. Rickard, J. Harrington, L. Abbott. Below: Juniors—Jane Yeager and Laura Cleveland take Margaret Van Epp, senior for a ride. Right: Fresh air always whets the appetite, even for GLC members. 90 -—— —=—- aero Left: Coach Bob Peters is a little overwhelmed over the good-luck chain woven with 14,440 gum wrappers presented to him by Billie Meyers in behalf of GLC. The project was started by Billie over three years ago. Below: As a community project, members provided entertainment for Crestview Nursing Home. Here Barb Brown narrates a story while German Band members Cheryl Riegger, Laura Cleveland, and Jackie Harrington await their turn to perform. Oe ee dh [se ee Below: In appreciation of their service to the basketball team, the boys turned the tables and feted their basketball sisters. ; Left: Tom Stein and Dave Gager are a little selfish with the Pie. Middle: Tony Werner tried to drink all the milk. Right: Bob is well trained by Beverly and splits his dessert. 91 92 FTA Members Are Presented Opportunity With ROW 1: V. Horvath, B. Cronick—Secretary, C. Jack—Vice President, P. Peterson—President, M. Suddleson—Treasurer, A. Leaden. ROW 2: J. Balogh, B. Todish, M. Starr, S. Hitzelberger, M. Lynch, N. Kovach, F. DeGenero, C. Van Horsten. ROW 3: Mrs. Susan Kellogg—Adviser, M. Beitler, C. Wolf, K. Kline, S. Jenkins, S. Johnson, G. Jenewein, K. Schlechty, D. Sailer. ROW 4: D. Nees, D. Scott, C.. Baczuk, G. Ross, F. Hronik, S. Jindra, J. Henke, D. Raney, J. Harsin, J. Ewing, C. Miley. Left: Janet Balogh participates with two elementary school students in a number drill during FTA’s student teacher day in the elementary schools. ee ae Actual Classroom Teaching Experience , Above: Bev Cronick, Melody Starr, Paula Peterson, and Carol Van Horsten exchange student-teacher talk during an FTA potluck. Right: Fran DeGenero reads to her class during a period of her student teacher training session. Below: Judy Walter finds that reading is no longer taught from the Run, Flip, Run primary reader during her experience at Garfield school. Below Right: Marianne Beitler conducts her class in their study of foreign nations. 93 SENIOR CAA MEMBERS—ROW 1: C. Richardson, K. Zarney—Secretary, A. Eggleston—Vice Chancellor, T. Meurer— Chancellor, L. Kovach, B. Brown, P. Craig, B. Rhodes, B. Cronick. ROW 2: J. Walter, K. Bagley, B. Todish, M. Starr, P. Peterson, F. DeGenero, M. Halderson, M. Van Epp, L. Kiss, P. Betz. ROW 3: D. Hood, R. Linek, P. Harrington, K. Veres, C. Van Horsten, M. Welty, M. Lynch, M. Pelton, E. Hall, J. Effinger, A. Leaden. ROW 4: S. Chandler, J. Nocar, R. Andrews, B. Milliken, B. Reed, M. Batchelder, Mr. Corbus—Adviser. Right: Cheryl Riegger proves to Mr. Corbus that the weaker sex still knows a little bit about Indian hand wrestling. Above: Mike Simmons, Paula Peterson, and Mr. Cowden are pictured here with Mr. Sheppler who spoke to the group about the John Birch Society. R ight: Judy Comer, Bryn Rhodes, and Cheryl Riegger enjoy a rest after a hectic picnic with CAA. RaSh n eae Mr. Corbus points out the route of Hitler's forces during World War II. This was the topic of a film shown at one meeting to CAA members. Following the route are Jane Effinger, Kathy Morris, Mary Jean Lynch, and Barbara Nixon. JUNIOR CAA MEMBERS—ROW 1: P. Baczuk, S. Maun, D. Stewart, K. Morris, C. Riegger, J. Yeager, C. Conn. ROW 2: D. Nesbitt, C. Rickard, T. Downing, J. Comer, J. Hale, B. Nixon, C. Richardson, M. Bonadio, D. Myers, K. Friday. ROW 3: B. Hall, M. Palinchik, T. Treleaven, T. Delac, M. Van Epp, L. Weitzel, D. Null, J. Skurvid, R. Vereb, C. Ritter. 95 Dramatics Club Presents Seven Productions; Wins Excellent Left: Mary Rose Halderson as Mrs. St. Maugham on the set of “The Chalk Garden.” Below: In the production of “A Slave With Two Faces,” “Life” (Ron Linek) conquers the people (Ed Currier, Bruce Milliken, Ted Meurer, Cindy Richardson, and Carolyn Conn. Below in sequence, scenes from The Drama Festival: (Anastasia) The Dowager Empress (Nancy Musch) comforts Anastasia (Barbara Brown). Curdleblood (Dale Robinson) attempts to woo “Fanny, the Fisherman’s Daughter’ (Connie Jack). Dave Gers- pacher, roars for his part of the circus in FFD. Ron Limek, as “Life,” is proud that he has conquered the people rather then the people conquering life. 96 Rating For ‘‘A Slave With Two Faces’’ At Drama Festival ROW 1: D. Clemens, B. Rhodes, P. Craig, M. Van Epp—Secretary, N. Musch—President, Mr. Jack Cowden—Adviser, M. Halder- son—Student Assistant, T. Meurer, K. Ellis—Treasurer, M. Batchelder—Historian, J. Anderson, S. Pelton, J. Balogh, J. Churgovich, ROW 2: B. Komjati, M. Kerch, B. Milliken, B. Brown, K. Wilkinson, A. Smithberger, J. Nocar, K. Veres, D. Robinson, M. Lynch, J. Effinger, R. Linek, N. Kovach, C. Jack, J. Roby. ROW 3: J. Packard, C. Conn, D. Myers, S. Krejci, K. Morris, B. Nixon, C. Richard- son, D. Ganyard, M. Veres, K. Partridge, J. Pandur, M. Bonadio, L. Kovach, S. Johnson, J. Haas, ROW 4: K. Robinson, S. Buda, K. Denson, S. Bedford, J. Hale, L. Montgomery, M. Rainwater, G. Dougherty, M. Hallock, S. Hoffman, P. Covey, G. Roshon, K. Kline, F. Austin, C. Davis, ROW 5: K. Batchelder, A. Stein, S. Rivers, M. Haueisen, E. Loveless, S. Maun, D. Carton, J. Wilkinson, S. Harring- ton, M. Elliott, K. Mesick, C. Beckowitz, $. Febus, J. Davis, F. Gish, V. Jedlicka, C. Clemens. ROW 6: M. Leister, C. Baczuk, G. Henke, C. Promey, G. Smith, C. Naragon, C. Rych, B. Walters, R. Linek, C. Watson, K. Wilson, C. Hanshue, S. Hopkinson, S. Quick, D. Nees, L. Klooz, B. Dreibelbis. Right: In this scene from ‘The Chalk Garden,” the butler (Ron Linek) praises the judge (Dave Robinson). Below: Jane Effinger’s eye-catching advertisement for the drama festival. wa Medinamite Keeps Students Up To Date Left: Editor Zeke Smithberger knows that deadlines mean lots of extra time after school. Left Center: Sports Editors, Gordie Henke and Tom Stein check copy and pictures in their layouts. Below Center: Paula Peterson is not sure that the rubber cement didn’t make a mess of her layout. Below Right: MHS students spend lunch hour (and many study halls) reading the finished product. Above Left: Mrs. Neptune helps Linda Gibbs and Herb Mack with their exchange column. Above: ‘‘Powderpuff” is revealed! So Harold Burgdorfer, Managing Edi- tor, is the one who’s been giving MHS girls so much good advice! Left: Blanche Mae (Bobbie Tucker) warms up her billhilly drawl at the typewriter in preparation for writing her column. On All Buzzings Around The Bee Hive Twenty-three students worked to publish all the facts, news, on the newspaper staff this laughter, and gripes that were year and produced eight issues a part of the school year at of the Medinamite. Editions MHS. were circulated on second Wed- nesday of the month. Staff members sold programs again this year at all the home The staff made an all-out effort football games. Right: Ken Sweet, Student Photo- grapher, is all ready to move in for the capture. os ERE aeenene ees — RE (ae eae ROW 1: D. Wiles—Advertising Manager, P. Peterson—Business Manager, A. Smithberger—Editor, Jeannette Neptune—Adviser, H. Burgdorfer—Managing Editor. ROW 2: L. Gibbs—Exchange Editor, G. Smith, L. Good—Copy Editor, J. Roby, L. Abram- oska. ROW 3: D. England, M. Simmons, G. Henke—Sports Editor, E. Hall, S. Rapp, T. Stein—Sports Editor. ROW 4: L. Weit- zel, B. Iles, B. Bates, K. Sweet—Photographer, D. Williams—Publicity Editor. ROW 5: L. Bagley—Art Editor, H. Mack—Ex- change Editor, E. Wilson 99 Publications Workshop Provides Sound Basis For Production Of Bee Ann Eggleston—Business Manager, Jane Effinger—Editor, Karen Partridge—Academic Editor, and Billie Meyers—Activ- ities Editor, discuss a layout for a special events section. Below: Chris Baird finds a handy pencil holder while measuring a picture as Barb Nixon works on a layout. Lower Right: Kendra Friday, Jane Phillips, Diane Myers, and Barb Nixon check the correct spelling of a name by consulting the school roster. 100 Yearbook By Medinian Staff Editor: Business Manager: Academic Editor: Activities Editor: Class Editors: Subscriptions: Art Editor: Sports Editor: Photographer: General Staff: Jane Effinger Ann Eggleston Karen Partridge Billie Meyers Jeanne Peacock Dione Hoffman Sharon Andrews Mary Jean Lynch Roger Williams Larry Peacock Chris Baird, Kendra Friday, Sue Krejci, Kathy Morris, Diane Myers, Barbara Nixon, and Jane Phillips Adviser: Mar- vin W. Webb Above: Larry Peacock checks for quality of pictures he has just received from processor. Left: Sharon Andrews and Kathy Morris express opinions concerning Mary Jean’s divider pages. Above: Jeanne Peacock and Dione Hoffman wade through the class rosters in order to correctly identify a student. “a Above: Rog Williams attempts to get a sports layout to “jell.” Left: Editor Jane uses natural facilities to crop a picture 10] ROW 1: S. Rapp, M. Kerch,.B. Todish, B. Rhodes, L. Carter, S. McKelvey, P. Peterson—Secretary-Treasurer, Miss Beck—Advisor, J. Peacock—President, P. Driebelbis—Vice President, J. Kowal, K. Bagley, M. Starr, E. Hall, V. Horvath, P. Dietrich, S. Wyman. ROW 2: J. Walter, P. Craig, A. Leaden, D. Rickert, L. Good, S$. Thomas, M. Naftzger, D. Koehler, J. Berger, S. Spacek, V. Perry, P. Pifer, L. Letterly, P. Donnelly, K. Wilkinson, B. Searles. ROW 3: M. Mueller, P. Jakubec, G. Smith, P. Ramer, J. Roby, C. Jack, L. Kiss, J. Martindale, M. Lynch, D. England, M. Pelton, C. VanHorsten, J. Beck, F. DeGenero, B. Cronick, S. Yike. ROW 4: J. Hattery, A. Ostaff, P. Williams, S. Bedford, P. Baczuk, D. Stewart, L. Abramoska, K. Veres, H. Bowers, B. Komjati, L. McLaughlin, S. Krejci, P. Henniger, M. Schelkle, J. Davis, D. Sailer. ROW 5: C. Jameyson, S. Walker, P. Turney, D. Myers, K. Ellis, C. Rickard, M. Potts, L. Schwandt, B. Meyers, L. Loveless, L. Gibbs, G. Jenewein, K. Denson, J. Bender, M. Haueisen, C. Gerding, L. Montgomery. ROW 6: K. Morris, D. Morton, L. Fuchs, J. Marshall, P. Sedgwick, S. Maun, T. Downing, N. Promey, S. Buda, S. Johnson, P. Poetsch, B. Car- lisle, M. Bonadio, J. Hale, S. Ruf, J. Gransee, K. Gorfido. 102 ROW 1: F. Gish, C. Beckowitz, M. Lehman, J. Peacock—President, P. Dreiblebis—Vice President, K. Dwyer, C. Zay, N. Nettleton. ROW 2: S. Krejci, K. Morris, D. Myers, C. Baird, S. Wyman, R. Coleman, P. Henniger, M. Schelke. ROW 3: B. Rhodes, C. Wilkinson, S. Yike, F. DeGenero, J. Davis, M. Kerch, M. Starr, P. Kovacek. ROW 4: P. Craig, J. Berger, S. Thomas, B. Gorey, G. Smith, D. Koehler, K. Bag- ley, J. Davis. ROW 5: S. Jenkins, D. Hoffman, S. Spacek, J. Martindale, J. Hale, B. Cronick, L. Letterly, V. Horvath. ROW 6: B. Groves, J. Gransee, S. Maun, C. Gerding, K. Kline, S. Febus, G. Rucker, C. Rickard. ROW 7: P. Poetsch, D. Morton, J. Hattery, M. Potts, J. Marshall, P. Sedgwick, J. Wilkinson, K. Ellis. ROW 8: D. England, S. Lipstreu, K. Hoen, D. Donahey, L. Fuchs L. Gibbs, D. Sweet, E. Hood. ROW 9: S. Buda, K. Yeager, P. Covey, S. Hoffman, L. Schwandt, N. Promey, V. Perry. Pep Club Adds Zip To Athletic Events With Cards, Shakers, And Routines ROW 1: C. Canfield, S$. Hoffman, P. Covey, G. Roshon, D. England, J. Wilkinson, C. Beckowitz, S. Febus, F. Gish, K. Kline, A. Dunn, C. Hurd. ROW 2: N. Nettleton, E. Fetzer, S. Severs, K. Yeager, M. Veres, K. Schlechty, G. Rucker, M. Medley, C. Gerding, D. Gorfido, C. Haueisen, J. Davis, R. Coleman. ROW 3: B. Groves, L. Fetzer, P. Kovacek, A. Leaden, C. Todd, K. Beers, J. Paisley, C. Shultzman, E. Hood, M. Cullin, M. Lehman, B. Hamlin, S. Varisco, ROW 4: B. Dreibelbis, J. Harsin, M. Suddleson, D. Raney, C. Miley, S. Gerspacher, S. Pursley, J. Hardinger, C. High, B. Bedford, J. Penning- ton, S. Motz. ROW 5: R. Gorey, F. Hronek, A. Krosse, C. Wolf, K. Kemmerling, M. Tyler, S. Penrose, D. Sweet, K. Bona- dio, M. Magowan, B. Schilling, S. Placke, B. Buchanan. ROW 6: C. Promey, L. Shook, G. Smith, D. Scott, J. Paisley, S. Lipstreau, K. Dwyer, D. Donahey, K. Hoen, C. Zay, M. Brown, S. Shrimplin, $. Blankenship. | Na a = | ES ® : | l ; ‘] i | | Above: The card section let everyone know just what they thought of the Champion Battling Bees. Left: Jeanne Peacock, Kathy Gorfido, and Judy Gransee complete the weekly task of sparking school spirit with placing of a banner in the main corridor. 103 Girls Athletic Association Promotes Better Sportsmanship ROW 1: S. McKelvey, D. Rickert, B. Cronick, A. Leaden, S. Wyman, A. Smithberger, Miss Elaine Beck, Advisor, L. Letterly, J. Harrington, D. Koehler, K. Bagley, B. Komjati, S. Shaffer, L. Good, L. Carter, B. Rhodes, P. Dietrich, ROW 2: S. Thomas, M. Naftz- ger, S. Spacek, E. Hall, S. Rapp, V. Perry, P. Pifer, M. Lynch, J. Peacock, P. Dreibelbis, J. Kowal, B. Searles, K. Wilkinson, V. Hor- vath, P. Donnelly, J. Roby, P. Betz. ROW 3: C. Walter, J. Chandler, M. Starr, P. Craig, P. Peterson, N. Kovach, N. Pursley, G. Martin, D. England, J. Beck, C. VanHorsten, M. Welty, M. Thoman, G. Crobaugh, S. Hajek, D. Martin. ROW 4: B. Carlisle, J. Davis, M. Schelkle, J. Pandur, S. Krejci, J. Friedt, C. Riegger, K. Ellis, N. Promey, S. Effinger, L. Gibbs, M. Bonadio, M. Haueisen, G. Jenewein, C. Gerdig. ROW 5: D. Stewart, C. Jameyson, P. Henninger, J. Forsha, M. Mutter, S. Buda, P. Williams, B. Nixon, L. Schwandt, K. Friday, S. Johnson, S$. Bedford, K. Partridge, L. Abbott, S. Walker, S. Maun. ROW 6: L. Montgomery, M. Potts, J.. Hatteryanio: Morton, P. Turney, P. Poetsch, K. Denson, C. Rickard, J. Hale, B. Meyers, T. Downing, J. Gransee, K. Gorfido, S. Ruf, J. Bender, D. Sailor. mn Vereen? a ee Left: Sue Rapp, Vickie Horvath, and teammates prove a point that girls’ bas- ketball can be quite athletic at times, also. Above: Those poor initiates look as if they're not sure what will happen to them next. And Deeper Interest In Athletic Skills Membership in Girls’ Athl¢tic Association increased greatly this year because of the addition of ninth graders. The dub worked to promote better sportsmanship and a deeper in- terest in athletic skills and events among its members. Traditional initiation of underclassmen was held at a home football game. In November, GAA sponsored a morning playday at the school from 6:30 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. Breakfast was served in the gym. During Christmas season, GAA and Varsity M went Caroling together. In March members enjoyed an evening bowling season. Right: Captain Zeke Smithberger moves toward the basket and adds points for her team as Barb Good waits in the background. ROW 1: A. Leaden, S. Severs, C. Beckowitz, M. Veres, S. Hoffman, D. England, K. Mesick, F. Gish, M. Lehman, K. Kline, S. Pelton, S$. Varisco, F. Austin, N. Nettleton, C. Canfield. ROW 2: K. Schlechty, C. Nichols, G. Roshon, J. Wilkinson, J. Anderson,. J. Clark, M. Elliot, J. Paisley, C. Haueisen, S. Febus, J. Davis, K. Yeager, P. Covey, J. Gerding, D. Gorfido, R. Coleman, S. Medley. ROW 3: K. Fodor, M. Medley, L. Fetzer, B. Groves, P. Kovacek, B. Hamlin, C. Hanshue, B. Kulp, S. Harrington, S. Hopkinson, N. Haas, D. McLeod, J. Nixon, E. Hood, C. Shultzman, C. McComas. ROW 4: B. Dreibelbis, J. Harsin, C. Naragon, C. Welty, D. Largent, K. Papenhousen, B. Bedford, C. Rych, K. Wilson, B. Walters, S. Lipstreu, D. Scott, C. Promey, K. Hoen, S. Shrimplin, M. Brown, S. Blankenship. ROW 5: B. Buchanan, C. Davis, C. Chandler, J. Kabeller, L. Houston, K. Friday, G. Smith, J. Paisley, P. Simones, K. Dwyer, D. Donahey, C. Zay, C. Morris, K. Coleman, G. Jones, H. Dunn. ROW 6: P. Smalley, C. Wolf, R. Packard, K. Kemmerling, A. Krosse, A. Stein, J. Hardinger, D. Sweet, C. Batchelder, J. Pennington, S. Pursley, M. Magowan, K. Bonadio, S. Petty, B. Hill. 105 Gymnastics Club Presents ‘‘SRO”’ Show FRONT: C. Heiges. ROW 1: R. Clevidence, T. Salmons, T. Herrle, R. Grice. ROW 2: R. Churgovich, P. Grey, B. Hall, O. Stewart, J. Hill. ROW 3: G. Graham, D. Clemens, TOP: P. Maur. ROW 1: S. Bedford, J. Kowal, J. Hale, L. Letterly, K. Steidinger, G. Jenewein, N. Kovach, S. Johnson. ROW 2: L. Montgomery, S. Wyman, M. Starr, S. Andrews, S. McKelvey, K. Denson, J. Pandur. ROW 3: L. McLaughlin, B. Nixon, S. Krejci, J. Freidt, P. Dreibelbis, L. Carter, K. Bagley, C. Conn, Miss Beck. 106 Above: Gymnasts Rich Clevidence, Tate Salmons, and Roger Churgo- vich show how practice can make perfect as they perform handstands on the parallel bars. Top Center: The comedy team of Pat Dreibelbis and Linda Letterly provide a lighter side for any gymnastics show. Right Center: Don Clemens hopes the floor’is just where it’s sup- posed to be as he completes a flip from the spring board. Far Right: Sue Wyman and Jan Kowal perform on the balance beam while Linda Montgomery and Shirley Bedford manage to smile with the spirits. Bottom Right: Orrie Stewart flies through the air as he clears six fellow gymnasts in the roll. 107 Varsity M Organized To Promote Stronger Athletic Club X a. eng be “ ie ROW 1: Mr. Harl Evans—Advisor, T. Clevidence—Treasurer, R. Eckert—Sophomore Representative, B. Fodor—Secretary, R. Clevidence— President, T. Stein—Senior Representative, J. Hunter—Junior Representative, R. Letterly—Vice President. ROW 2: D. Clemens, G. Het- rick, B. Beam, D. Brown, D. Gager, J. Kovacek, R. Schmid, J. Letterly, G. Henke, T. Salmons, C. Heiges, V. Salmons. ROW 3: M. VanEpp, P. Harrington, B. Milliken, B. Zsambok, R. Williams, D. Gerspacher, R. Grice, B. Bates, M. McClain, D. Fodor, C. Richardson. ROW 4: K. Sweet, M. Palinchik, M. Martinez, H. Mack, H. Burgdorfer, J. Jones, J. Martinez, R. Vereb, B. Andrews, D. Nesbitt. ROW 5: R. Goodwin, J. Buchanan, T. Delac, T. Werner, J. Conley. Left: Rog Schmid says, “Not only can we plan football but with Mike’s superb playing ability, we're sure to be a hit on Gene Carroll’s Amateur Hour.” Bobbie Bates, left, mildly agrees. Below: Cowboy Dave, Tony the Tiger, and Jumpin Jack avow, “We celebrate after our victories! (with milk) 108 Candids Right: Kathy Gorfido and Student Council Prexy, Bruce Milliken wait cautiously for the next development during a pep assembly. Below: “Would you believe it? There’s somebody we know!” yell Leslie Good and Donna Rickert at the homecoming game. Left Center: Even the Russians like picnicking American style as attested by Hanson Gaugler, Jim Fodor, Joseph Jaeger, Linda Kovach, Chris Richardson, Ron Cole, and Bruce Milliken. Above: Mr. Corbus is not really sure that she gave the correct grades because of the way he is being mobbed by the American Heritage class students. Left: No wonder the kids don’t learn too much in school today. It’s all attributed to the new method of high school instruction that is being taught in modern-day colleges. 109 110 SI = fie Bit ee | _ fees Battling Bees Play During the Westlake game, Justin Holston gets his man, while Rog Schmid moves in “‘just in case.” ROW 1—R. Dye, K. McEwen, T. Salmons—Captain, V. Salmons, J. Gannon, R. Schmid, R. Ream, B. Zsambok, D. Gerspacher. R. Clevidence, P. Header ROW 2—A. Failor, M. Martinez, F. Olds, C. Heiges, PIGSKIN MENTORS—FRONT TO BACK: William Tib- bits—Head Coach, Ron Tate, Harl Evans, and Bruce Vandersall. 112 Their Best, Win Or Lose J. Letterly, T. Stein, M. Simmons, J. Holston, R. Jones, A. Keefer ROW 4—T. Clevidence, J. Karson, Rapp ROW 3—C. Killian, G. Hetrick, B. Bates, D . Aufmuth, J. Gowe, D. Jones, R. Eckert, -T. Wal- H. Messenger, K. Sweet, R. Letterly, B. Fodor, T. ker, W. Lawrence, C. Ross, D. Groves, R. Harlin, Phillips, M. McClain, J. Hunter, J. Martinez, J. J. Brewer. After a considerable gain, Bob Bates is stopped by an Olmsted Falls player. 113 Ron Letterly (88) and Jim Letterly (80) team up to break up a pass during the Rocky River fray. 114 FINAL SOUTHWESTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS Team Won Lost Tied Bay Village 6 0 Avon Lake North Olmsted Rocky River Fairview Olmsted Falls Medina Westlake OrRFN Ww BW A Wanye nN KN Ny oN = OC - Joe Hunter is forced out at the sidelines just in front of camera wielder at the Cloverleaf game. A Tough Sport Requires Determined Players During the Cloverleaf tilt, Bob Bates is downed with the ball while Mack, Sweet, and Ron Letterly move up for unnecessary blocking. Right: Bob Ream chases Cloverleaf player down the side- lines. Lower Right: Jim Letterly (80) is ready for a tackle if the Olmsted Falls player makes the catch. He didn’t! 1965 FOOTBALL SCORES Medina Opponent 16 Cloverleaf 12 Avon Lake Olmsted Falls Rocky River Fairview Bay Village Revere 115 116 Football Means Long Upper Left: Fate Olds nears the sidelines as he attempts to elude Revere squadman. Above: Tom Stein zeroes in on the pass at the Revere game but was tackled shortly after. Left: Bob Ream (24) tackles Cloverleaf player while Mike Simmons (40) moves in to help. Left: Ron Letterly (88) man- ages to stay out of the pile- up in the Cloverleaf foray which included Gary Hetrick (20), Tom Clevidence (34), and Ken Sweet (50) Hours And Tiresome Practice For Players Seniors in their last appearance at the Revere game were Mike Simmons, Virg Salmons, John Gannon, Bob Ream, Rich Clevidence, Roger Schmid, Tom Stein, and Justin Holston. It took three—Mike Simmons, Justin Holston, and Tate Salmons—to bring this fellow down at the Westlake game, but the job got done. Right: Coach Bill Tibbits shakes hands with Revere Coach after defeating his team in the finale on the local field. 117 Undefeated Season The 1966 edition of the Battling Bees basketball teams compiled the finest record ever for Medina High School by posting a 21-1 record. A team that was rated as only second- division conference material by local sports enthusiasts, came through the Southwestern Conference unscathed with an 18-0 mark, added three more victo- ries in the district, and then were de- feated by a team that ousted the No. 1 state-ranked team. Where size and ability may have been lacking, determination and spirit pro- pelled them on to victory to become one of the greatest athletic team repre- sentatives in Medina’ s history. ROW 1: Bob Bates and Bob Ream ROW 2: Gordon Henke and Mike McMullen ROW 3: Ron Letterly and Jack Conley ROW 4: Dave Cager and Tom Stein ROW 5: Tony Werner and Eric Wilson ROW 6: Roger Williams and Coach Robert Peters Co-captain—Gordie Henke 118 Leads Bees To First Southwestern Conference Basketball Crown Coach Bob Peters accepts the Sectional Trophy at close of Cloverleaf tourney. Lower Left: Bob Ream goes up for two against Canton Lincoln. : Lower Right: Tom Stein attempts a rebound from Lincoln Lions. pfgtoe and SWC Most Valuable Player Below Center: An elated Bee squad as they close the regular season with a victory and spotless record. 119 Determination, Spirit, Precision Teamwork Score Tony Werner, left, and Mike McMullen, right, show the skill that brought win after win to the Battling Bees. Southwestern Conference League Cham- pionship Trophy 120 Points For Battling Bees In Quest Of Crown RESUME OF SEASON’S SCORES Medina Opponent Medina Op ponent 80 69 39 Fairview 67 Westlake is | | Wellington | Bay Village | Strongsville | Avon Lake Rocky River | EES as —Sectional— | 68 Cloverleaf | 54 Wooster | 69 | North Olmsted Westlake Olmsted Falls Bay Village Avon Lake Rocky River Fairview I Diging:— 59 Canton Lincoln Left: Cloverleaf Sectional Trophy Below: McMullen in action against Bay. Lower Right: Warner hits for two against Triway as Conley and Williams manuever for positions to aid in the sectional championship win. 121] Action-Packed Varsity Games Catch Eyes of J-V-Champs pb0ly, BABKL BALL i i FRONT: D. Jones, P, Header, D. L. Norwood, G. Jones, L. Peacock. The Junior Bees posted a 10-4 conference record to place first, thus keeping up with the Var- sity. Their total season record was 13-5. Right: Our managers who had the pleasant job of catering to our champions—D. Waite, K. Conley, M. Poindexter, and D. Schray. 122 Looking Forward To Team Membership Right: Stein comes down with a rebound as Conley gets in position to aid. Below: Conley is all alone with a bunny shot to aid in a Bee victory. Above: The Future Champions are introduced at a pep assembly where on the wall it reads, “Prove It!’ They did! Right: Stein scrambles for the ball as Conley and Warner come in to aid their teammate. 123 Wrestlers Keep Pace With Southwestern Conference Crown FRONT: D. Clemens, T. Clevidence, D. Brown, J. Buchanan, P. Miller BACK: William Tibbits—Coach, J. Holston, M. Van Epp, J. Martinez, T. Delac, M. Martinez, M. McClain, Bruce Vandersall—Coach. RESUME OF SEASON’S SCORES Medina Opponent Pall iD 23 17 14 a2 40 23 19 Midview Bay Village Rocky River Westlake Olmsted Falls Avon Lake Fairview North Olmsted Cuyahoga Falls Tourneys: Medina—2nd, SWC—lIst, Sectional—2nd, District—9th Above: Captains, Dick Brown and Mario Martinez have reason to smile as they proudly display the first-place trophy the Bees won in the Southwest Conference Tournament. Right: Tom Delac grimaces as his opponent has a temporary ad- vantage during a match. 124 I 8 A ORION LES. Upper Left: Coaches Vandersall and Tibbits place a firm handshake on the trophy, vowing to repeat next year. Above: John Buchanan and his opponent get set to begin a tourney match. Left: It’s feet up, heads down, for Murray Van Epp in his match with a Brunswick opponent. Below—JV Wrestlers: Front: R. Brobst— Manager, J. Skurvid, J. Palinchik, W. Rain- water, J. Graff, B. Wolf, T. Pandur—Man- anager Back: L. Herigstad, E. Coffee, B. Rapp, B. Rameriz, T. Treleaven, T. Walker, T. Whitacre. 125 Best Showing In Recent Years Right: Paul Head- er heads for home during the Buck- eye game. RESUME OF SEASON’S SCORES Medina Op ponent 5. Northwestern� . 2.02 : 6 Fairview -.....).... eee 6 .. Wadsworth... .5: 143 5S 1 North Olmsted 7) 3ereee 3 1 Westlake ..........5. eee 3 1 Lorain A. K: 2). 23 3 5 Bay Village . ).....2 2 9 Rocky River’... . ... 4 0 Rocky River ...-.. :9.55 ee 1 6 Fairview 2... 5: 00... 10 0 North Olmsted |... 7 7 Highland 2:52... 1 6 8 Highland 2). 23.e i ° Norwayne . . .:... ee 4 5 Norwayné .... 2... ae 4 2 Westlake .5.....5. 5020 eee 6 3 Wadsworth . 2... 3.0. eee 4 ee ay 9 Buckeye’ 2.3550). 6 a 0 Bay Village. ......... 4.0. enee 5 ete me 4 Cloverleaf... ).... 5) eee 0 guards his caer UZ Cloverleaf o. sje? 0. ve) 6) ogee hen tae 0 his opponent at- tempts a lead-off. Left: Rick Goodwin lets go with a hefty swing during the Buckeye game. 126 Two Seniors Help Diamond Nine Post 11-10 Record For FRONT: D. Miller—Manager, R. Goodwin, R. Eckert, R. Goodwin, J. Conley, P. Header, B. Ream, C. Van Horsten—Manager. BACK: M. Burlingame—Manager, M. McClain, B. Bates, J. Matacic, T. Clevidence, R. Williams, M. McMullen, Mr. Dale Weygandt—Coach. , Left: John Matacic heads for first as Mr. C. is ready to call him safe. 27, 1966 Thinclads Set School Record In Two Events; ROW 1: H. Kilgor—Manager D. Courtney, M. Hunter, E. Coffee, R. Linek, D. Lowey, L. Roby, G. Freidt, R. Tanner, B. Muha, M. Bixler. ROW 2: R. Demuth—Manager, J. Hill, G. Hetrick, S. Tollafield, R. Cole, B. Reed, H. Mack, B. Beck, C. Richardson, P. Maur, D. Clemens, Mr. Harl Evans—Coach. ROW 3: F. Keith, R. Sullivan, R. Letterly, G. Hornbeck, K. Sweet, B. Henderson, E. Frost, R. Clemens, C. Killian, B. Spieth, G. Henke—Track Assistant. ROW 4: J. Brewer, K. Conley, B. Berger, B. Wolf, J. Karson, B. Lawrence, R. Rapp, B. Indoe, M. Brooks, A. Keefer, J. Donnelly, S. Stuart, R. Dye. RESUME OF SEASON’S SCORES Medina Opponents 19 Bay Village ....67 Fairview 2214 Rocky River ..1041 66 Brunswick 3214, North Olmsted .47 Westlake ....791 73 Cloverleaf 27 Avon Lake ....54 Olmsted Falls .69 23 Wadsworth ....95 Medina Relays Wadsworth Relays SWC Meet District Joe Donnelly hits the wire in the 2-mile event in Medina Relays to set school record in 10:41. 128 Place Second In Medina Relays Gary Hetrick displays the techniques he used in winning the 180 low hurdles at Brunswick. Jim Hill up and over the bar in the pole vault. : { ie 1 b 4 Pack lone MA Above Center: Future Varsity Bee Tracksters make for the camera their supposed winning techniques. Left: Herb Mack lets go of the discus in demonstrating his school record-setting form. Above: Jeff Karson hopes to fill Herb’s shoes in years to come so he is getting in extra practice. 129 Golfers Place Third In District Tournament te FRONT: J. Palker, R. Neptune, D. Steingass, D. Aufmuth, S. Moffett, K. Jones, M. Cavey. BACK: Joseph Jaeger—Coach, J. Skurvid, J. Fodor, D. Fodor, R. Clevidence, R. Cavey, D. Wiles. The paring of a stroke or two here and RESUME OF SEASON’S SCORES there could have changed the Bee Golf squad’s record from 8-6 to 12-2. Four matches were lost by a 5-4 count. Rich Clevidence recovered from a broken neck to captain the team to a third-place finish in the district tourney, which was composed of 2 1 teams. The squad also fin- ished fourth in the Southwestern Conference. Sophomores—Paul Feldman and Jim Skur- vid highlighted the season by shooting a 34 against Westlake and parring the Wedge- wood course respectively. 130 Medina Opponent Rittman Highland Strongsville Rittman Brunswick Rocky River Brunswick Rocky River Bay Village Westlake Cloverleaf Strongsville Highland North Olmsted MHS Netters Gain 7-6 Record In Akron Tennis League Left: Frank DeGenero Middle Above: Bruce Milliken Right Above: Pat Harrington Right: Doug Jones Below: Rick Vereb Rick Vereb, singles runner-up in the SW Con- ference, earned enough team points for the Bees to place third. Vereb, Mike Palinchik, and Bill Zsambok advanced in the district to the finals. Steady performances by Bruce Milliken and Pat Harrington added to Bob Andrews’ 8 straight wins contributed much to the team’s success. RESUME OF SEASON'S SCORES Medina Opponent 5 jh gtees elbtalalea no ay os aera 0 4 PAK TORE ASt se. cae ee te 1 2 AKON Galticides ser. ae 3 0 AkfOnwotsay incent eae) 5 1 Cilyanogaaballs american pane: 4 2 Aktone Hobats sistance ue 3 1 Aktron® Firestone 42.24.2020 4 5 KC Lata Cue ee. ee ee 0 5 Aktonsi enmores 1.72455. -2 0 5 Batbertonaeeen sae eee ae 0 3 WW Ads Worthen. 0 tere eee 2 0 Akromecentral verso.) cae 5 5 INOLLON Bets Aes. hk. Se ee 0 Hanae seemtnebeciieg @ yarn Herre mn eme 131 Busy Bee Cheerleaders Create Student Body Unity Pat Dietrich, Shirley Bedford, Jan Kowal, Laura McLaughlin, Nancy Musch, and Linda Montgomery. Many group practices plus individual workouts preceded the precision maneuvers the Bee cheer- leaders used with their cheers to spur Medina teams to victory. Original, humorous, and spirit-building skits added zest to local pep rallies. MHS students could always tell that a game was scheduled because the pepsters wore their green blazers on these days. Jan Kowal and Pat Dietrich inch toward the splits to end a routine. 132 And Spark School Spirit Toward Victories Left: Lined up with football regalia, Jan, Shirley, Linda, Pat, Nancy, and Laura, flash those TD winning smiles. Above Center: Pat Dietrich gets to do the refresh-bit during a pep assembly. Above Right: Miss Beck goes through hand movements during practice. 133 AWARDS SPECIAL EVENTS 134 135 Senior Beauties Reign At Homecoming Laura McLaughlin, right, charming Bee cheerleader, was selected by the student body to reign as 1965 Homecoming Queen. Jeanne Pea- cock, left, and Beverly Cronick, center, were selected as members of her court. Although showers dampened the parade on Thursday night, Bee boosters were on hand Friday night to witness the arrival of the Queen and her court via helicopter prior to kick-off time. Laura received her crown from Richard Clevidence at the Home- coming Dance on Saturday night, and thus officially became Queen Laura. Following the Queen’s Dance, stu- dents then extended their best wishes to the new queen and her court. Medina students and grads then continued dancing until the midnight hour and thus brought to a close another gala Homecoming Weekend. Homecoming Festivities Are Spotlighted Right: Rich congratulates Laura immediately following the crowning. Below Center: Mr. Schock bids his best wishes to the new queen immediately following the announcement at pep assembly. Lower Left: Beverly and Jeanne arrive via helicopter. Lower Right: Herb Mack and Jeanne Peacock await for the Queen to begin her coronation dance. 138 Moonlight And Roses And Royalty Enhance Prom Bob Fodor, Junior Class Student Council Representative, crowns Beverly Cronick 1966 Prom Queen. Bob Ream, at Beverly’s left was selected as King by Junior Class members. Attendants Laura McLaughlin and Gordon Henke appear with the lucky couple. Shirley Bedford, Junior Class Vice President, right, aided in the ceremonies. Celia Gerding, Janet Hale, and Jack Conley wait David Williams, Kathy Mesick, Dave Robinson, Faith Gish, for Tony to come back so they can start on the Ron Letterly, and Sally Febus extend best wishes to the strawberry shortcake. happy couple. 139 140 Prom Adds Aura Of Grandeur And Enchantment Prom Royalty—P rom King, Bobby Ream crowns “his” Prom Queen, Bev Cronick. Gordon Henke and Laura McLaughlin also pose for the portrait. Below: “Happiness is” An evening at the Prom. The Chippewa Lake ballroom floor was filled during the entire evening as students, guests, and school personnel d anced to the melodic music of The Johnny Nuzum Orchestra. “Moonlight and Roses” for a theme setting, very danceable music, lovely ball gowns, formal attire, tasty refreshments, and the spirit of youthfulness combined to make this evening for those who at- tended, certainly one to remember. Below: Carol Van Horsten really believes that the strawberry shortcake was truly the ideal dessert for such a fine banquet. Lower Left: Jan Kowal is sure that Eric Wilson will really get the gist of that joke in the program if he thinks it over. Right: Mary Beth Kerch, Ralph Goodwin, Jane Effinger, Scott Chandler, Ted Meurer, and Cindy Richardson are very obliging to the cameraman while they wait their turn to congratulate the new king and queen of the prom. Superior Scholarship And Achievement LeRoi AN Upper Left: Manhood and Womanhood Award winners—Bob Ream and Jane Effinger. This award} which is one of the most coveted, typifies the recipients as possessing those qualities indicative of true manhood and womanhood. Above: Becky Shurance, Jayvee Scholar- ship Winner is flanked by Ted Meurer and Rich Clevidence, who were co- recipients of The Ellis Scholarship. Center: Bruce Milliken, who received the Sidney M. Fenn Scholar-Athlete Award, and Bob Ream, who received the Out- standing Athlete Award. Bottom: Departmental awards in Agri- culture, Dramatics, Art, and Music were awarded to Dennis Hood, Mary Rose Halderson, Mary Jean Lynch, and Ron Linek, respectively. Are Spotlighted BUCKEYE GIRLS STATE dele- gates, Cheryl Riegger and Judy Comer are flanked by their al- ternates, Kathy Ellis, left, and Bil- lie Meyers, right. Nominees for Buckeye State are recommended by the high school faculty. The nominees then select their own delegates and alternates to the mock state and local government sessions held at Ohio University for the boys and Capital University for the girls. This event is spon- sored by the American Legion and Auxiliary. BUCKEYE BOYS STATE delegates seated are Alan Geisinger, Jack Conley, and Phil Maur. Their al- ternates, standing are Mike Palin- chik, Bob Fodor, and Craig Killian. A comparatively new program in self-discipline is designed to initiate the college-bound stu- dent to set up his own schedule and discipline his study habits. Seniors who are ranked in the upper quarter of the graduating class need report only to classes . during their last semester by- ’ By iby, passing any study periods. ie penis SELF-DISCIPLINE MEMBERS—ROW 1: James Loughridge I—Principal, J. Berger, C. Jack, B. Rhodes, J. Balogh, B. Todish, J. Walter, P. Peterson, M. Starr, B. Cronick, B. Shurance. ROW 2: N. Pursley, L. Kovach, M. Halderson, P. Betz, A. Eggles- ton, A. Smithberger, K. Wilkinson, M. Van Epp, J. Effinger. ROW 3: C. Walter, S. Yike, N. Musch, T. Meurer, B. Andrews, T. Smith, J. Peacock, R. Clevidence, S. Rapp. ROW 4: J. Gowe, A. Mihalko, J. Iles, J. Nocar, R. Linek, M. Batchelder, B. Milliken, B. Reed. ROW 5: P. Dietrich, B. Brown, M. Pelton, K. Zarney, R. Smith, B. Demuth, D. Brown, H. Burgdorfer, P. Harrington. 143 Fleeting Moments Of The Senior Year Assume ROW 1: B. Jenkins, C. Jack, N. Musch, S. Yike, B. Cronick, B. Komjati, B. Good, L. Good, B. Payne, B. Rhodes, P. Dietrich, S. Wyman, D. Rickert, B. Shurance, B. Campbell. ROW 2: B. Ream, P. Vereb, D. Brown, R. Schmid, J. Kovacek, V. Salmons, G. Henke, T. Salmons, P. Harrington, G. Welton, R. Cavey, J. Porter, R. Spieth, ROW 3: D. Hoffman, T. Fulton, V. Gasper, C. Hettinger, K. Bagley, J. Walter, M. Mueller, S. Shaffer, D. Broyles, D. Anderson, L. Allard, D. Martin, R. Har- rington, R. Reed, P. Donnelly, S. Meyers. ROW 4: J. Holston, J. Iles, T. Steingass, B. Reed, M. Simmons, M. Batchelder, T. Meurer, D. Grimes, B. Andrews, D. Koenig, D. Wilke, G. Promey, E. Hood, T. Smith. ROW 5: R. Gasper, S. Spacek, K. Wilkin- son, L. Letterly, J. Beck, M. Thoman, C. Van Horsten, M. Welty, P. Jacubec, F. DeGenero, K. Veres, S. McKelvey, S. Andrews, P. Ramer, S. Monk, B. Brown. ROW 6: J. Stewart, F. Williams, E. Foulke, D. Robinson, R. Goodwin, J. Goebel, R. Benner, A. Mihalko, T. Neptune, R. Fain, C. Leister, H. Burgdorfer, M. Martinez, S. Sheehy. ys Reminders of gradu- ation — Bacca- bei. laureate, Commence- i. ment, Diploma, Col- lege, Employment anon i ie HEE 144 An Air Of Dignity And Importance ROW 1: V. Crobaugh, I. Mack, G. Smith, J. Gowe, M. Starr, J. Balogh, E. Hall, G. McMillen, M. Naftzger, J. Roby. ROW 2: R. Linek, J. Christy, L. Bowling, T. Richardson, D. Jacobs, L. Beers, R. Smith, S. Chandler, R. Churgovich, L. Przybyla, J. Emerson, D. Clemens. ROW 3: A. Smithberger, D. Peterson, V. Horvath, J. Lilly, J. Parkhurst, D. England, M. Van Epp, D. Loyer, V. Lane, P. Betz, E. Topper, J. Chandler, L. McLaughlin. ROW 4: C. Richardson, D. Brown, R. Cole, D. Hood, H. Younker, R. Clevidence, J. Konarski, V. Williams, B. Milliken, S. Tollafield, R. Turnbaugh, J. Tompkins, K. Zarney, G. Coffee, W. Zsambok. ROW 5: M. Halderson, A. Hoffman, R. Tiffner, H. Bowers, J. Berger, L. King, P. Pifer, N. Pursley, C. Martin, J. Peacock, P. Dreibelbis, B. Todish, L. Carter, J. Martindale, J. Kowal, M. Kerch. ROW 6: R. Grice, H. Mack, C. Heiges, D. Gerspacher, R. Beck, D. Gager, D. Fodor, J. Letterly, T. Stein, R. Williams, T. Herrle, E. Wilson, R. Chester, R. Claypool, J. Cangelosi, B. Canfield, J. Nocar, R. Messenger, R. Demuth. ROW 7: P. Peterson, V. Notwood, J. Lane, S. Rapp, S. Thomas, C. Walter, J. Effinger, S. Hajek, C. Schamp, G. Davis, M. Lynch, D. Koehler, B. Tucker, B. Searles, V. Perry, N. Kovach, M. Pelton, A. Eggleston, P. Craig, S. Hitzelberger, L. Kovach. . and then they were gone. 145 Right: Mr. Robert W. Dague, Assistant Principal, presents a golden tassel to Claudia Walt- er which signifies she ranks academically in the top 10% of the graduating class. Judy Walter, left, waits to receive hers, while Bonnie Todish, right has already been ac- knowledged. 146 The Cap, The Gown, T he Long-Awaited Left—‘TOP TEN’: FRONT—Ann Eggleston—First. ROW 2: James Nocar—Third, Dawn Peterson—Second. ROW 3: Bryn Rhodes—Sixth, Ted Meurer—Fifth, Bruce Milliken— Fourth, ROW 4: Jane Effinger—Tenth, Paula - Peterson— Ninth, Alexa Smithberger—Eighth, Mary Rose Halderson— Seventh. Below: Bryn Rhodes gets some early enjoyment from the flowers that decorated the lobby at graduation time. Mrs. Jeannette Heiges, of the graduation committee, puts the finish- ing touches to the arrangement. Diploma Symbolize A Hesitant Finality For Two Hundred One Seniors Order of the Golden Tassel: FRONT: Becky Shurance, Patricia Dietrich, Dawn Peterson, Ronald Linek, Bruce Milliken, Bryn Rhodes, Alexa Smithberger, Judy Walter. MIDDLE: Linda Kovach, Jane Effinger, Bonnie Todish, Marvin Batchelder, Claudia Walter, Paula Peterson, Barbara Brown. BACK: Ted Meurer, Marianne Pelton, Ann Eggleston, Robert Andrews, Albert Mihalko, Margaret Van Epp, Mary Rose Halderson, James Nocar. Right: Mr. Gene Haas and Marvin Batchelder adjust the official seal of Medina Senior High School which now hangs in the main lobby. Mr. Haas was a member of the graduation com- mittee while Marvin was senior prexy. 147 LAURA ALLARD—FHA BOB ANDREWS— International Club 4, Lettermans 3, CAA 3-4, Math Club 4, Varsity M 4, Band 2- 3-4, Tennis 3-4 Intramurals 2-3-4. SHARON ANDREWS—Pep Club 2-3-4, Medinian 4, Gymnastics 3-4, Drama Club 2, GAA 2-3-4, Card Section 2-3, Choir 2-3-4, Intramurals = 3, KAREN BAGLEY—CAA 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Gymnastics 4, GAA 3-4, International Club 4, Card Section 2-3-4, Intramurals 3. JANET BALOGH—Pep Club 2-3, Drama Club 3-4, FTA 3-4, Card Section 3, Choir 3-4, Office Aid 4. MARVIN BATCHELDER—Presi- dent 4, CAA 3-4, Student Council 4, Drama Club 2-3-4 , Internation- al Club 4. BOB BECK—Track 4, Band 4, In- tramurals 4. JOANN BECK—Pep Club 2, GAA 3, International Club 4, Band 2, In- tramurals. LARRY BEERS—Wrestling 2. JANICE BERGER—FHA 3-4 , Pep Club 2-3-4, Drama Club 2, Band 2- 3-4, Card Section 2-4, Stardusters 3-4. PAULA BETZ—CAA 4, Math Club 4, GAA 4, International Club 4, Band 2-3-4, Band 2-3-4, Intramurals 2-3. HELENE BOWERS—FHA 4, Pep Club 4, Choir 3, 4. BARBARA BROWN—CAA 3-4, GLC 4, Math Club 4, Drama Club 2-3-4, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 3-4, Secretary 3-4, Stardusters 4, Intramu- rals 3. Signifies Officer 148 Senior Activities DICK BROWN—Wrestling 3-4 , Track 3, Varsity M 3-4, Letterman’s 3-4, DOUG BROWN —Math Club 4, Audio Club 3-4, Band 2-3, Stardust- ers 2-3. DIANA BROYLES—Student Coun- cil 4, FHA 2-3 -4—President, Band 2-3-4, Choir 4, HAROLD BURGDORFER—Gym- nastics 3, Varsity M 3-4, Medinamite 4 , Baseball 2-3, Intramurals 2-4. BETTY CAMPBELL—FHA 4, BRUCE CANFIELD—Band 2-3-4. LINDA CARTER—Pep Club 4, Gymnastics 4, GAA 4, Choir 2. DICK CAVEY—Golf 3-4, Intramu- rals 2-3-4, JOELLEN CHANDLER—FHA 4, GAA 3-4, Choir 3, Intramurals 3. SCOTT CHANDLER—Band 2-3-4, Stardusters 3, CAA 4. RAYMOND CHESTER FFA 3%. ROGER CHURGOVICH—Band 2- 3-4, Wrestling 3, Track 2-3, Letter- man’s 2-3, Gymnastics 3-4, CAA 3. ROGER CLAYPOOL—Band 3, In- tramurals 2, Basketball Manager 2. DON CLEMENS—Wrestling 3-4, Track 2-3-4, Letterman’s 2-3, Var- sity M 4, Math Club 4, Gymnastics 3-4, Audio Club 3-4 , Drama Club 2-3-4. RICH CLEVIDENCE—Football 2-3- 4 , Basketball 2, Golf 2-3-4, Varsity M 2-3-4—President, Math Club 4, Gymnastics 3-4, International Club 4 , RONALD COLE—International Club 4, Letterman’s 2-3, Varsity M 4, Track 2-3-4, Intramurals 4. PENNY CRAIG—CAA 4, Pep Club 3-4, Gymnastics 3, Drama Club 3-4, GAA 3-4, International Club 4, Card Section 3-4. GINNY CROBAUGH—Pep Club 4, GAA 2-3-4, Choir 3-4, Intramurals 2. BEV CRONICK—CAA 3-4, GLC 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, FTA 2-3 , GAA 2-3-4, International Club 4 , Home- coming Attendant, Card Section 3-4, Class Officer 4, Prom Queen. FRANCINE DEGENERO—CAA 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Drama Club 2, FTA 4, GAA 3-4, International Club 4, Card Section 2-3-4. BOB DEMUTH—Track 3-4, CAA 3, Math Club 4, Gymnastics 3, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 3-4, Stardusters 3-4. PAT DIETRICH—Cheerleader 3-4, Alternate to Girls State, Pep Club 2- 3-4, FTA 2-3, GAA 2-3-4, Intramu- rals. PAT DONNELLY—Cheerleader 3, Pep Club 2-3-4, Gymnastics 3, GAA 2-3-4, Card Section 2-3, Intramurals 2-3. PAT DREIBELBIS—Pep Club 2-3- 4 , Gymnastics 3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Card Section 2-3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4, Band 2-3-4, JANE EFFINGER—GLC 3-4—Pres- ident, Medinian 3-4—Editor, Drama Club 2-4, GAA 2-3, International Club 4, CAA 3-4, Student Council 4, Pep Club. ANN EGGLESTON—CAA 3-4 , GLC 4, Math Club 4, Medinian , Drama Club 4, International Club 4. JOEL EMERSON—Medinamite 3. DEBBIE ENGLAND—Pep Club 2- 3-4, Drama Club 2, GAA 2-3-4, Medinamite 4, Card Section 2, Choir 3-4, Intramurals 3-4. RAY FAIN—Basketball 2-3, Track 2-3, Football 2-3, Intramurals 4, Let- terman’s 2-3. DANA FODOR—Football 2-3, Golf 2-3-4. THERESA FULTON—FHA 3-4. DAVE GAGER—Basketball 2-3-4, Track 2-3, Football 2-3, Letterman’s 3-4, Varsity M 4. VLEMA GASPER—FHA 2-3, Pep Club 2-3, Gymnastics 4, GAA 2-3, Y-Teens 2-3. DAVE GERSPACHER—Football 2- 3-4, Track 2, Choir 2-3, Varsity M 4, Drama Club 2, Letterman’s 2-3-4. BARBARA GOOD—CAA 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Gymnastics 4, Drama Club 3, GAA 2-3-4, International Club 4, Card Section 3, Choir 4, Intramurals 2-3-4. LESLIE GOOD—Pep Club 2-3-4, Drama Club 2-3, FTA 4, GAA 2-3- 4, Medinamite 4, International Club 4, Card Section 3, Choir 3-4 , Intra- murals. RALPH GOODWIN—Baseball 3-4, Varsity M 3-4, International Club 4, Intramurals 2-3-4. JACKIE GOWE—Band 2-3-4, Star- dusters 2-3-4. RICK GRICE—Gymnastics 3-4, Var- sity M 4, Audio Club 2-3-4, Letter- man’s 3, Football 2-3, Manager, Ten- nis 2-3, Basketball 3 Manager, Intra- murals. DAVE GRIMES—Intramurals 3-4. SHARON HAJEK-—Pep Club 4, Gymnastics 4, GAA 2-3-4. Senior Activities MARY ROSE HALDERSON—Stu- dent Council 2-3-4, CAA 3-4, GLC 4, Drama Club 2-3-4 , International Club 4, Orchestra 2. ELAINE HALL—CAA 4, Pep Club 2-3, GAA 2-3-4, Medinamite 4, Card Section 2-3, Choir 2-3-4. PAT HARRINGTON—CAA 3-4, Gymnastics 3, Varsity M 2-3-4, Ten- nis 2-3-4, Intramurals 4. CHUCK HEIGES—Gymnastics 3-4, Varsity M 4, Letterman’s 2-3-4, Foot- ball 2-3-4, Tennis 2-3, Basketball 2, Intramurals 4. GORDON HENKE—Varsity M 2- 3-4, Medinamite 4, Letterman’s 2- 3-4, Football 2-3, Vice President 3, Basketball 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4. TIM HERRLE—Gymnastics 3-4, Wrestling 2, Baseball 2-3, Intramu- rals 3-4. COLLEEN HETTINGER—Medina- mite 3. ° SHERYL HITZELBERGER—P e p Club 3-4, FTA 4, Card Section 3, Choir 3-4. ARLENE HOFFMAN—FHA 2-3, releAg 2s DIONE HOFFMAN—CAA 4, Pep Club 3-4, Medinian 4, GAA 3-4, Card Section 3-4, Choir 3, Intramu- rals 3. JUSTIN HOLSTON—Football 3, Wrestling 3, Varsity M 3, Letter- man’s 3, Gymnastics 2. DENNY HOOD—CAA 3-4, FFA 2- 3 , Audio 4 , Letterman’s 2-3, Track 2-3, Intramurals 3. VICKI HORVATH—Pep Club 2-3- 4, FTA 2-3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Band 2-3- 4, Card Section 3-4, Intramurals 3-4. -ONNIE JACK—Student Council 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Drama Club 2-4, FTA 3-4 , Band 2-3-4, Card Section 2-3, Stardusters 3-4, Intramurals 2. DAVE JACOBS—Intramurals 2. PAULA JAKUBEC—Audio Club 4, Y-Teens 2-3, Band 2-3, Orchestra 2. MARY BETH KERCH—Pep Club 4, Drama Club 4, International Club 4 , Card Section 4, Choir 2-3, Office Help. LINDA KING—FHA 3-4, Medina- mite 3. DONNA KOEHLER—Pep Club 4, GAA 3-4, Card Section 4, Intramu- rals 3, Orchestra 4, Band 2-3-4, In- ternational Club 4. DICK KOENIG—Math Club 4, Let- terman’s 2, Band 2-3-4, Baseball 2, Intramurals 2-3-4. BECKY KOMJATI—Pep Club 4, Drama Club 4, GAA 3-4, Interna- tional Club 4, Band 2-3-4, Card Sec- tion 4, Intramurals 3. JERRY KOVACEK—Varsity M 2, Letterman’s 2-3-4, Wrestling 2, Base- ball 3-4, Intramurals 2. LINDA KOVACH—CAA 3-4, Pep Club 2, Drama Club 3-4, GAA 2, International Club 4, Card Section 2, Office Help 3. NANCY KOVACH—Gymnastics 4, Drama Club 4, FTA 4, GAA 2-3-4, Band 2-3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4. JAN KOWAL—Pep Club 2, Gym- nastics 3-4, GAA 3-4, Cheerleader 3-4, JOYCE LANE—FHA 4. VIRGINIA LANE—FHA 2-3-4. 149 AMY LEADEN—CAA 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, FTA 2-3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Inter- national Club 4, Card Section 3, Choir 2-3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4. CHUCK LEISTER—Audio Club 3 - 4 , Band 3, 4. LINDA LETTERLY—Student Coun- cil 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Gymnastics 4, GAA 2-3-4 , Card Section 3-4, In- tramurals 2-3-4. JOANN LILLY—FHA 3-4. RON LINEK—Student Council 3- 4 CAA 3-4, Math Club 4, Audio Club 3-4, Drama Club 2-3-4, Band 2-3-4 , Drum Major 3-4, Choir 2-3-4. MARY JEAN LYNCH—CAA 3-4, Pep Club 4, Medinian 4, Drama Club 2-3-4, FTA 4, GAA 2-3-4, Intra- murals 2-3. HERB MACK—Math Club 4 , Var- sity M 4, Medinamite 4, Letterman’s 2-3, Football 2-3-4 , Wrestling 2, Track 2-3-4 , Intramurals 3-4. IDELLA MACK—FHA 4, Choir 3-4, DIANE MARTIN—GAA _ 2-3-4, Band 2-3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4. GAY MARTIN—Pep Club 4, GAA 4, Intramurals 3-4. JOAN MARTINDALE—Pep Club 2-4, Drama Club 2, Y-Teens 2, Card Section 4, Choir 2-3, Intramurals 2. MARIO MARTINEZ—-Varsity M 4, Letterman’s 3-4, Football 2-3-4, Wrestling 3-4 , Baseball 3, Track 2, Intramurals 2. SUSAN MCKELVEY—Pep Club 2- 3-4, Gymnastics 4, GAA 2-3-4, In- ternational Club 4, Card Section 2-3, Choir 3-4. 150 Senior Activities LAURA MCLAUGHLIN—Student Council 4, GLC 3-4 , Drama Club 2, Gymnastics 3-4, Homecoming Queen 4, GAA 2-3, Orchestra 2-3-4 , Card Section 2, Cheerleader 2-3-4, Prom Attendant 4. GERRY MCMILLEN—FHA 3-4 , Choir 3-4, Intramurals 2-3. BOB MESSENGER—CAA 4, Intra- murals 2-3. TED MEURER—Student Council 4 , CAA 3-4, Math Club 4, Drama Club 2-3-4 , International Club 4, Band 2-3-4 , Intramurals 2, Class Treasurer 4. ALBERT MIHALKO—Math Club 4. BRUCE MILLIKEN—Student Coun- cil President 4, CAA 3-4, Math Club 4, Varsity M 2-3-4, Drama Club 2-3-4, International Club 4, Tennis 2-3-4 Intramurals 2-3-4. SHARON MONK—FHA 3-4 . MARY ANNE MUELLER—Pep Club 2-3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4. NANCY MUSCH—Student Council 4, GLC 3-4, Drama Club 2-3-4— President, Choir 4, Cheerleader 2-4. JIM NOCAR—Student Council 4, CAA 3-4, Math Club 3-4—President, Drama Club 2-3-4. JANINE PARKHURST—Band 2- 3-4, Orchestra 3-4. JEANNE PEACOCK—CAA 4, Pep Club 2-3-4—President, Medinian 3-4, Drama Club 2-3, GAA 2-3-4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Card Sec- tion 2-3-4 , MARIANN PELTON—CAA 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Drama Club 2, GAA 2-3-4, Band 3-4, Card Section 2, Majorette 3-4, Intramurals 2. VICKIE PERRY—Pep Club 2-3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Card Section 2, Major- ette 3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4. DAWN PETERSON—CAA 3-4, GLC 3-4 , Math Club 4, Pep Club 2, Drama Club 2-3-4, International Club 4, Orchestra 2, Card Section 2. PAULA PETERSON—Student Council 4, Math Club 4, Pep Club 2-3-4 , Gymnastics 3, Audio Club 4, FTA 2-3-4—President, GAA 2-3-4, Medinamite 4, Class Secretary 2, Buckeye Girl’s State Representative 3: PEGGY PIFER—Pep Club 2-3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Band 2, Card Section 4, Intramurals 2-3-4. LARRY PRZYBYLA—Intramurals Poe NANCY PURSLEY—Pep Club 2, FTA 4, GAA 3-4, Self Discipline 4, Band 2-3-4. PAM RAMER—Pep Club 2-3-4, Gymnastics 3, Drama Club 3-4, GAA 2-3, Card Section 2-3, Choir 3-4, Cheerleader 3. SUE RAPP—Student Council 3, Pep Club 3-4, FTA 2, GAA 2-3-4, Medinamite 4, Band 2, Card Section 2, President 3, Choir 3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4. BOB REAM—Basketball 2-3-4 , Football 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4 , Medinamite 3, Letterman’s 2-3-4, Varsity M 4, Prom King 4. BOB REED—Track 3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4, Varsity M 4, CAA 3-4. ROBERTA REED—FHA 3-4. BRYN RHODES—CAA 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Gymnastics 3, Drama Club 2-3-4, GAA 2-3-4, International Club 4, Card Section 2-3-4. CHRIS RICHARDSON—Student Council 4, CAA 4, Math Club 4, Varsity M. 4, International Club 4, Letterman’s 2-3, Choir 2-3-4 , Basket- ball 2, Track 4, Intramurals 2-4. DONNA RICKERT—FHA 2, Pep Club 2-3-4, FTA 2, GAA 2-3-4, In- ternational Club 4, Card Section 3, In- tramurals 3. DAVID ROBINSON—CAA 3-4, Medinian 4, Audio Club 3-4 , Drama Club 4, Medinamite 3, Baseball 2, Intramurals 3-4. JANE ROBY—Pep Club 2-3-4, Drama Club 2-3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Medinamite 4, International Club 4, Card Section 2-3-4, Choir 3-4, Intra- murals 2-3-4. TATE SALMONS—Gymnastics 3-4, Varsity M 4, Letterman’s 2-3, Foot- ball 2-3-4 , Vice President 2, Choir 2-3-4, Track 2-3, Intramurals 2-3. VIRG SALMONS—Student Council 2, Varsity M 4, International Club 4, Letterman’s 2-3, Football 2-3-4, President 2, Choir 2-3-4, Track 2-3, Intramurals 2-3, Treasurer 3. BARBARA SEARLES—Pep Club 4, GAA 2-4, Choir 4, Intramurals 2, Art Club 4. RALPH SHAFFER—Football 3, Wrestling 3. SALLY SHAFFER—FHA 4, FFA Auxiliary 2-3, GAA 3-4, Choir 2-3. BECKY SHURANCE—Math Club 4 , Orchestra 2-3-4. GEORGIA SMITH—Pep Club 4, Medinamite 4, Card Section 4, Choir 2-3-4. RICK SMITH—Audio Club 2-3-4, Band 2-3-4, Wrestling 3. Senior Activities TOM SMITH—Math Club 3-4, Wrestling 2. ALEXA SMITHBERGER—Student Council 4, CAA 3, GLC 3-4 , Drama 3-4, FTA 2, GAA 2-3-4 , Medina- mite 4 Editor, Orchestra 2-3-4, Intra- murals 3-4, Buckeye State Delegate. SUSAN SPACEK—Pep Club 2-3-4, Audio Club 4 , GAA 2-3-4, Interna- tional Club 4, Band 2-3-4, Card Section 3-4, Majorette 2-3-4, Intra- murals 2-3-4. MELODY STARR—CAA 4, Pep Club 3-4, Gymnastics 4, FTA 2-4, GAA 3-4, Choir 2-3-4, International Club 4, Card Section 3-4, Intramurals 3-4, Librarian 2-4. TOM STEIN—Varsity M 4, Medina- mite 4, Letterman’s 2-3, Football 2-3-4, Choir 4, Basketball 2-3-4, Track 2-3. TIM STEINGASS—Letterman’s 3, Varsity M-4, Tennis 3, Intramurals 2-4, SUE THOMAS—Pep Club 2-3-4, Drama Club 2, GAA 2-3-4, Interna- tional Club 4, Band 2, Card Section 2-3-4. BONNIE TODISH—CAA 3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4, FTA 2-3-4, International Club 4, Card Section 3-4, Intramurals De SCOTT TOLLAFIELD—Math Club 4, Letterman’s 2-3, Band 2-3-4, Star- dusters 2-3, Track 2-3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4, EILEEN TOPPER—FHA 4. MARGARET VAN EPP-—-CAA 4, GLC 3-4, Drama Club 2-3-4, GAA 3, International Club 4, Choir 4, Intramurals 3. CAROL VAN HORSTEN—CAA 4, Pep Club 3-4, Drama Club 2, FTA 4, GAA 2-3-4, International Club 4, Card Section 3, Intramurals 2-4. PAUL VEREB—Varsity M 4, Letter- man’s 2-3, Golf 2, Intramurals 2-3. KATHY VERES—CAA 3-4, FHA 3-4, Pep Club 4, Drama 2-3-4, FFA Auxiliary 3 , Choir 2-3. CLAUDIA WALTER—Pep Club 2, GAA 3-4, Self Discipline 4, Band 2-3-4, JUDY WALTER—CAA 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, FTA 3-4, International Club 4, Band 2, Card Section 3-4. GLENN WELTON—Math Club 4. MARCIA WELTY—GAA 4, Pep Club 2-3, GAA 2-3-4, Drama Club Db. KRIS WILKINSON—Pep Club 4, Drama Club 2-4, GAA 2-3-4, Medin- amite 2, International Club 4, Card Section 4, Intramurals 4. ROGER WILLIAMS—Medinian 4, Varsity M 4, Audio 3-4, Medinamite 3, Letterman’s 3, Basketball 2-3-4, Track 2-3. VIRG WILLIAMS—Student Council 4, Audio Club 2-3-4 , Letterman’s 22a tacka: SUSAN WYMAN —Pep Club 2-3-4, Gymnastics 4, GAA 2-3-4, Card Sec- tion 3-4, Intramurals 3-4. SUE YIKE—Pep Club 2-3-4, BLAS; GAA 3-4, Band 2-3-4, Card Sec- tion 2-3-4. KIM ZARNEY—CAA 4 , Band 2- 3-4, Stardusters 2-3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4. BILL ZSAMBOK—-Varsity M 4, Let- terman’s 3, Football 2-4, Tennis 3-4, Choir 2-3-4, Intramurals 4. 15] Candids Right: If the truth were really known, we bet most of the fellows are faking that study bit. Below: Today’s the day for The Medina- mite and everyone’s really fastened to it to learn the latest around MHS. stb cen SRE PLINS Right Center: Tate Salmons gets in some extra practice for his part of The Gymnastics Show. Above: As usual the concession stand does a thriving business during the lunch periods. Right: Georgia Smith is sooo afraid she’ll tumble from the parallel bars so Joan Martindale and Idella Mack make sure she’s secure. 152 153 THE SPOTLIGHT IS ON THE VALUES AT VALUE GENTER ELM FARM STAR DAIRY FOODS Our Service Is As Good As Our Products, And Our Products Are The Best 1040 Layfayette Road Call 723-8044 Medina, Ohio GUNNER’S MARKET WILLIAM RAPENCHUCK REALTOR WILLIAM RAPENCHUCK—Broker 140 West Liberty Medina, Ohio 507 Lafayette Road Office 725-4707 Res. 723-0835 Medina, Ohio Phone 722-8861 Keeps Your Car on the Go = LLOYD'S ATLANTIC SERVICE TIRES—ACCESSORIES—REPAIRS 550 South Court Street Medina, Ohio oks OF 155 HAYDEN, STONE INCORPORATED —- ESTABLISHED 1892 MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE RICHARD D. LONGACRE ’39 HAYDEN, STONE INCORPORATED LAWRENCE'S “THE FINEST IN FOODS 722-0145 2 Miles North on Route 42 Members New York Stock Exchange Medina, Ohio RICKARD-WILSON AGENCY an coat t 116 West Washington Street P.O. Box 267, Medina, Ohio Phone: 722-1538 or 723-0581 INSURANCE—REAL ESTATE 156 THE A. Il. ROOT COMPANY The Home of World Famous Bee Keepers’ Supplies’ 723-1561 623 West Liberty Street Medina, Ohio Compliments of MEDINA TIRE, INC. B.F. Goodrich Dealer All Types of Tires 302 South Court Street Medina, Ohio Telephone 725-4518 STURES Fashion Doesn't Cost a Fortune 867 North Court Street Phone 722-0541 Medina, Ohio ZARNEY ADVERTISING ART 20 HIGHLAND COURT MEDINA, OHIO 44256 ¢ Per PHONE: Congratulations! SIMMONS COMPANY HAUSTED DIVISION 525 West Liberty Street Medina, Ohio 722-1515 BOX 43'2 Zee te Sse 157 COMPLIMENTS OF “CANFIELD’S FOOD CENTER” SINCE 1895 BENNETT LUMBER COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1966 342 East Smith Road Medina, Ohio Phone 722-1567 8-10 Public Square 723-8103 Medina, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF THE OEC CORPORATION 667 West Layfayette Road Medina, Ohio Phone: 723-5591 GEORGE LAURENZ A. R. REUSING COMPLIMENTS OF WAITE SON MEMORIAL HOME 765 North Court Street Medina, Ohio Phone: 722-1591 158 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES MEDINA “at Laundry FLOWER SHOP 234 North Broadway Medina, Ohio Phone: 723-8944 131 West Smith Road Medina, Ohio Phone 722-7434 Erwin Rickard '32 Corwin Hoff '30 Horace Williams ‘28 LLOYD BERYL BAGLEY RICKARD'S SUPER MARKET 723-1568 21 Public Square Medina, Ohio ENGINEERING MATERIALS OF THE FUTURE PLASTICS CO. MEDINA'S PARTNER IN THE PLASTIC BUSINESS Willow Springs 885 Smith Rd. Torrance Illinois Medina, Ohio California 159 TAKE THE TIME TO STOP AT ABRAM'S AND CHOOSE YOUR LATEST SEASONABLE FASHIONS ABRAM‘S WEAR MEN'S CHAAGETTE Don't be a bit surprised if in future years you hear of Ed Foulke and Jerry Kovacek entering the carpet manufacturing business. Here they demonstrate their talents for turning out attrac- tive and expensive rugs during crafts class. 160 Susan Wyman polishing a routine for a gymnastics event, works out with the balance beam. ie - aes oe Mr. Mougey turns on his usual “regular guy charm and brings out the enthusiastic voices of the choir. BLISS AND LAUGHLIN STEEL COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1966 16] 162 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS 1966 HUGERT MANUFACTURING OHIO FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Ohio Farmers Insurance Company—Chartered 1848 Superior Risk Insurance Company—LeRoy, Ohio Colonial Heritage Life Insurance Company Contact These Independent Insurance Agents Representing Ohio Farmers Insurance Group In Medina RICKARD-WILSON AGENCY LANCE COMPANY 116 West Washington Street 109 West Liberty Street Telephone: 722-1538 Telephone: 723-1531 163 OLD PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK OFFICES IN MEDINA « BRUNSWICK « SEVILLE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ormrite TUBE COMPANY A LEADER IN TUBE DESIGN AND FABRICATION —_——— — Medina, Ohio “For Better Living” |’ REAL ESTATE Gerspacher-Block i, INSURANCE Sey NUMBER TWO HIGHLAND COURT - MEDINA, OHIO 179860 PEARL ROAD CLEVELAND, OHIO MEDINA - 728-4137 CLEVELAND - 238-6057 164 MEDINA LUMBER CO. 23-2721 2 Miles North Of Medina “Where The Best Costs Less” FODORETTE Open 7 Days A Week 700 W. Liberty Medina, Ohio 723-4755 For fast, reliable service, call 723-4044 GOWE PRINTING 620 East Smith Road Medina, Ohio MEDINA RADIO TELEVISION SALES SERVICE Authorized Dealers RCA Victor Zenith Color Headquarters 258 S. Court Street Medina, Ohio Medina County's Leading Commercial Printers WEB—SHEETFED—OFFSET—LETTERPRESS FACILITIES 124 West Washington Medina, Ohio Phone: 723-7642 165 CAL IBLE INC. FINE MOTOR CARS IN MEDINA PONTIAC : BUICK: CADILLAC OPEL. 321 South Court Street Medina, Ohio Phone: 722-1555 is) U “Ready Mix Concrete’ YARDS AT MEDINA, STRONGSVILLE, WADSWORTH, WELLINGTON, . AND BRUNSWICK 230 East Smith Road Phone: 723-1565 Medina, Ohio SAVINGS = DEPOSIT BANK 225 pecs THE BANK WITH FREE NEXT-DOOR PARKING NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, MEDINA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEDINA’S MOST p Bache) COMPLETE FOOD MARKET UX... Co. COMPLIMENTS OF Laue UW GARDEN EQUIPMENT “Sales, Service Parts’’ Standard Welding Steel Products Jack Post, Proprietor NS South State Road Medina, Ohio ALLIS-CHALMERS Call 723-0973 3 Miles South of Medina on Wooster Pike 167 Phone: 725-4151 Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS AND MEDINA PLATING CORPORATION BEST WISHES FROM HYDE INSURANCE AGENCY 522 South Broadway JIM KREJCI Medina, Ohio 723-8122 940 Lafayette Road vy sts Phones: 725-4155 Ohio Compliments MEDINA SIGN COMPANY of 620 East Smith Road NEWCOMER'S AUTO BODY SHOP Medina, Ohio ATi WesteSmitheResd Phone: 723-2484 Medina, Ohio 725-440] Compliments of LAND TITLE AND GUARANTEE TRUST COMPANY [Ol Public Square Medina, Ohio Phone: 725-4164 168 For Local Coverage Subscribe to the MEDINA COUNTY GAZETTE LEADER POST Medina County's Only Daily Newspaper 89 Public Square Phone: 725-4166 Medina, Ohio ie ERS AUTO , ane T= GRAF 1S GLASS. — Grafts Glass Co. Compliments of 108 East Smith Road 725-5040 MEDINA LANES ’ . 20! Harding Street me cis Medina, Ohio Clark's Corners Phone: 725-4548 Wadsworth, Ohio HEINT ZLEMAN Chevrolet, Inc. Rt. 42 Medina—Ohio Chevrolet Chevelle Corvair Chevy-ll Chevrolet Trucks SALES AND SERVICE 722-1595 Medina, Ohio 169 ROLLY’S TRUCK SALES, INC. INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS COMPLETE PARTS SERVICE DEPT. 750 West Smith Road Medina, Ohio Business: 725-4949 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 66 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE ZIEGLER‘S 207 South Court Street Medina, Ohio West Side of Public Square Phone: 722-8241 Medina, Ohio T. W. GOULDING, Owner Phone: 722-4521 170 BERRY AND RITTER 233 South Court Street Medina, Ohio Phone: 723-7684 ESMER F. BLOSSER 722-463 | BUCKEYE MOTOR REFRIGERATION Whirlpool Appliances Refrigeration Appliance Service Electric Motors Repaired 410 West Smith Road Medina, Ohio CITY AUTO SERVICE For the Best Service on All Makes of Cars 407 West Smith Road Medina, Ohio 723-6692 ; y Phone 725-4855 hu Ray Cotffures COIFFURES OF DISTINCTION 125 Harding St. Medina, Ohio Compliments of SHAW'S SHELL SERVICE North Court Street Medina, Ohio 722-873 | Best Wishes From TUBBS AGENCY, INC. Insurance and Real Estate 232 North Court Medina, Ohio Insurance: 723-1556 Real Estate: 725-4111 17] AKRON SAVINGS LOAN COMPANY 4.3°%, ANNUAL INTEREST ON SAVINGS LOW-COST HOME LOANS 10c MONEY ORDER CHEK Safe Deposit Box AUFMUTH MOTORS, INC. VOLKSWAGEN—KARMANN GHIA Medina, Ohio 725-490 | On Route 42 One Mile North of Medina 830 North Court Street, Medina, Ohio—725-4139 No. 6 Public Square Telephone 725-1641 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '66 Mage Vuteriors a ALLISON'S SHOE STORE “lhe Magie Carpet Interior Decorators Designers 723-843 | Medina Shopping Center CARPETING CUSTOM DRAPERIES FURNITURE GRIESINGER'S SHOE STORE ACCESSORIES 239 South Court Street 6 Public Square ' Medina, Ohio mea ae 725-1641 Medina, Ohio 172 For Flowers for All Occasions Call ORBAN’S FLOWERS 4483 Weymouth Road Medina, Ohio 723-8502 GEO. F. REINHARDT, INC. AND REINHARDT VENDING CORP. 734 East Smith Road Medina, Ohio Phone: 723-8627 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1966 Compliments of PELTON'S FOODS (on the square) 722-051 | Medina, Ohio HOME MADE BAKED GOODS FRESH MEATS Compliments of MODERN BARBER SHOP TROY FIELDS PAUL CASEY HAROLD CASEY RAY BIEGEL Medina Shopping Center famous for diamonds Le ROWS Je WWE ILIEINS 723-2051 Medina Shopping Center RICE’S FROCK SHOP 20! South Court Street Medina, Ohio 722-001 | 173 174 H. H. BACHTELL PHARMACY 46 Years of Prescription Service THE REXALL STORE 35 Public Square Medina, Ohio Phone: 722-3041 FLOWER TOWN FLOWERS and GIFTS 244 North Court Street Medina, Ohio Call P232257 | = rome mo HIGH’S COMPANY on the square Medina, Ohio Phone: 722-2041 703 North Court Street Medina, Ohio 725-4266 UNTER INSURANCE OFFICE SUPPLY J S TRACTOR SALES 119 West Smith Road Medina, Ohio 722-6623 COMPLIMENTS OF MEDINA CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. LAWRENCE MEMORIALS Authorized ROCK OF AGES DEALER 127 West Smith Road Medina, Ohio 722-402 | 300 North State Road Medina, Ohio Phone: 723-6612 MEDINA FARMERS EXCHANGE COMPANY Post Office Drawer F, 320 South Court Street Medina, Ohio 44256 MEDINA COUNTY'S HOME AND FARM CENTER FOR @VERSGORYEARS: MEDINA FARMER’S EXCHANGE COMPANY G.E. APPLIANCE CENTER 400 South Court Street Medina, Ohio Phone 725-4534 Appliances Television Stereo 175 Drive a Few Miles, Save Many Dollars at the New e CRACKER - BARREL Home Owned and Operated North of Medina on Route 42 802 West Liberty Street Open six days until 9:00 Medina, Ohio Sundays until 6:00 Phone: 725-4345 NICODEMUS CLEANERS 714 West Liberty Street Medina, Ohio Phone: 723-844 | 176 SENIORS Allard, Laura 11-68-144 Anderson, Debbie 11-71-144 Andrews, Robert 11-76-83-86-94- 108-143-147-144 odrews, Sharon 11-79-101-106- 1 Bagley, Karen 11-84-86-102-104- 106-144 Balogh, Janet 11-54-78-92-97- 143-145 Batchelder, Marvin 10-11-17-58- 59-82-86-94-97-143-144-147 Beck, JoAnn 11-58-86-144 Beck, Robert 11-102-104-128-145 Beers, Larry 11-85-145 Benner, Robert 11-144 Berger, Janice 11-76-80-87-102- 143-145 Betz, Paula 12-76-83-86-94-104- 143-145 Bowers, Helene 12-68-87-102-145 Bowling, Larry 12-145 Brown, Barbara 10-12-14-22-55- 64-65-76-83-86-90-91-94-96-97-143- 144-147 Brown, Douglas 12-83-84-143-145 Brown, Richard 12-108-124-144 Broyles, Diana 12-108-124-144 Broyles; Diana 12-55-76-82-87- 1 Burgdorfer, Harold 12-98-99-108- 143-144 Campbell, Betty 12-54-68-87-144 Canfield, Bruce 13-145 Cangelosi, John 13-145 Carter, Linda 13-102-104-106-145 Cartwright, Glen 13 Cavey. 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Barbara 27-79-102-104- 145 Shaffer, Sally 27-87-144 Shaffer, Ralph 27 Sheehy, Steve 27-54-69-144 Shurance, Becky 27-80-83-142- 143-144-147 Simmons, Michael 27-94-108-112- 116-117-144 Smith, Georgia 28-78-99-102-145- G2 Smith, Richard 18-28-76-77-80- 84-143-145 Smith, Thomas 28-143-144 Smithberger, Alexa 28-30-80-82- Toa tkkcaieaah ako Abna moan ca 147 Spacek, Susan 28-54-71-76-102- 104-144 Spieth, Richard 28-144 Starr, Melody 28-55-78-79-86-92- 93-94-102-104-106-143-145 Steidl, David 28-60 Stein, Thomas 28-79-91-98-99- 108-112-116-117-118-119-123-145 Steingass, Timothy 28-144 Stewart, John 29-144 Thoman, Mary 29-86-104-144 Thomas, Sue 29-86-102-104-145 Tiffner, Rosemary 29-145 Todish, Bonnie 29-86-92-94-102- 143-145-146-147 Tollafield, Scott 29-76-83-128- 145 Tompkins, James 29-145 Topper, Eileen 29-87-145 Tucker, Bobbi 29-61-76-98-145 Turnbaugh, Robert 29-145 Van Epp, Margaret 30-58-79-86- 90-94-97-143-145-147 Van Horsten, Carol 30-60-85- 86-92-93-94-102-104-141-144 Vereb, Paul 30-144 Were Katalin 30-87-94-97-102- 14 Vina, Paul 30 Walter, Claudia 30-76-94-104- 143-145-146-147 Walter, Judy —- 12-30-54-93-102- 143-144-147 Welton, Glenn 30-83-144 Welty, Marcia 30-85-94-104- 144 Wilke, Richard 30-144 Wilkinson, Kristen 31-86-97-102- 104-143-144 Williams, Frank 31-144 Williams, Roger 31-84-101-108- 118-121-145 Williams, Virgil 13-31-82-84-145 Wilson, Eric 31-99-118-141-145 Wyman, Susan 31-102-104-106- 107-144 ke Suzanne 31-76-102-143- 1 Z Younker, Homer 31-145 Zarney, Kim 31-61-62-77-80-94- 143-145 Zsambok, William 31-78-79-108- 112-145 JUNIORS Abbott, Lorene 32-55-76-80-86- 90-104 Abramoska, Joan 32-54-63 Abramoska, Linda 32-84-99-102 Akers, Gary 32 Argreaves, Dan 77-80 Baczuk, Pamela 32-60-95-102 Bagley, Leslie 32-58-77-86-99 Baird, Christine 32-100 Baisden, Sandra 32-79 Barrett, Mike 32-76-79 Bates, Robert 32-99-108-112-115- 118-127 Bedford, Shirley 32-87-97-102- 104-106-107-132-133-139 Beitler, Marianne 32-82-86-88-92- 93 Bender, Julie 32-87-102-104 Benner, Leonard 42-69 Blake, Richard 32 Bonadio, Marjorie 32-54-95-97- 102-104 Brubaker, Steve 32 Buchanan, John 32-79-86-108- 124-125 Buda, Susan 32-66-97-102-104 Burgdorfer, William 32 Campbell, Shirley 32-87-88 Carlisle, Betty 32-102-104 Carlisle, Calvin 32 Cash, Tim 32-54 Claycomb, Linda 87 Clemens, Ray 33-128 Cleveland, Laura 33-64-76-90-91 Coffey, Brian 33 Cogar, Clinton 33 Comer, Judith 33-76-80-86-90-94- 95-143 Conley, John 33-108-118-121- 123-127-139-143 Conn, Carolyn 33-95-96-97-106 Cutlip, Lucy 33-79-88 Currier, Edward 33-96 Daum, James 33 Davis, Judy 33-78-79-102-104 Day, Evan 33-58-76-77-78-79-80 Day, Nancy 33-76 Deeter, Susan 33-71-85 Deis, Cheryl 33 Dlac, Tom 33-95-108-124 Denson, Kathy 33-97-102-106 Downing, Theresa 33-60-86-95- 102-104 Dreibelbis, John 33 Effinger, Sue 33-76-104 Ellis, Kathy 33-65-76-77-86-97- 102-104-143 Failor, Alan 33-79-112 Failor, Ray 33-69 Fargo, Diane 33-77-80 Ferguson, Betty 33 Ferrell, Arden 33 Flynn, Cheryl 33-79 Fodo r, James 33-109 Fodor, Robert 33-82-86-108-113- 139-143 Forsha, Jeanne 33-79-85-104 Friday, Kendra 32-86-95-100-104 Friedt, Judy 33-76-77-80-104-106 Frost, Edward 33-128 Fuchs, Lois 34-102 Gannon, James 34-112-117 Ganyard, Diane 34-77-78-86-97 Gapas, Dale 34-55-62 Gaugler, Hanson 34-59-86-109 Gaynor, Penny 34-55 Geisinger, Allen 34-86-143 Gerding, Celia 34-102-104-139 Gibbs, Linda 34-79-98-99-102- 104 Goodwin, Rick 34-78-79-86-108- 126-127 Gorfido, Kathy 3.4-102-103-104 -109-133 Graham, George 34-106 Gransee, Judy 34-79-80-102-103- 104 177 Haas, Gerald 34-97 Hajek, Don 34 Hale, Janet 34-55-86-95-97-102- 104-106-139 Hall, Robert 34-86-95 Hanshue, Gary 34 Harms, Thomas 34-84 Harrington, Jackie 34-76-80-90- 91-104 Hattery, Jan 34-102-104 Haueisen, Mary 34-97-102-104 Henderson, Ted 34-128 Henniger, Pam 34-78-102-104 Hess, Linda 34 Hetrick, Gary 32-34-82-108-113- 116-128-129 Hettinger, Maxine 34 Hill, Bruce 34-79 Hill, James 69-106-128-129 Hinkel, David 34-54 Horkey, Kathy 34 Hor-beck. George 34-128 Hughes, Darrell 34 Hunter, Joe 34-58-108-113-114 Iles, Bradley 34-99 Ingram, Mary 34-71-85 Jameyson, Chris 34-102-104 - Jenewein, Glenda 35-92-102-104- 106 Jenkins, Patrick 35 Johnson, Sylvia 35-79-86-92-97- 102-104-106 Jones, Jeff 35-108-113 Judkins, David 35-61-78-79-80- 86 Keith, Fred 35-128 Kelly, Thomas BS) Kemp, Linda 35-77 Kenzig, Karen 35-76 Kiefer, Marion 35-78 Killian, Craig 35-66-70-113-128- 143 King, Kathleen 35-87 Koch, Ronald 35-76-80 Koehl, Robert 35-77-80-86 Kolonick, Terry 35 Krebs, John 35 Kreider, Tom 35 Krejci, Sue 35-97-102-104-106 Kyle, Becky 35 Larsen, Byron 35-77-80 Lee, Barbara 35) Lee, Jon 35 Leister, David 35-77 Letterly, Ronald 35-108-113-114- 115-116-118-128-139 Loveless Elizabeth 35-86-97-102 Marshall, Joyce 35-102 Martinez, John 35-108-113-124 Maun, Sally 35-54-86-95-97-102- 104 Maur, Phillip 35-106-128-143 McClain, Mike 35-58-108-113- 124-127 McClellan, Donna 35 McClure, Gary 35 McMullen, Mike 35-70-118-120- 121-126-127 Medlen, Mary Messenger, Herold” 35-113 Mevers, Billie 32-35-90-91-100- 102-133-143 Miller, Paul 35-124 Mollohan, Bernard 35-63 Montgomery, Linda 35-77-86-97- 102-104-106-107-132-133 Morast, Jackie 35 Morris, Kathy 35-86-95-97-102 Morton, Diane 35-54-102-104 Moyer, James 36 Mutter, Jay 36 Mutter, Michelle 36-79-104 Myers, Diane 36-95-97-100-102 Nesbitt, David 26-86-95-108 Nixon, Barbara 36-85-86-95-100- 104-106 Nixon, John 36 Null, David 36-89-95 Oberholtzer, David 36 Olds, Fate 36-113-116 Ostaff, Alice 3G-102 Packard, Joedy 36-79-87 Palinchik, Mike 36-64-95-108- 143 Pandur, George 36 Pandur, Judy 36-86-97-104-106: Partridge, Karen 36-86-97-100- 104 Phillips, Gail 36-79 Phillips, Jane 36-87 -88-100 Phillips, Tim 36-113 Piatt, Ralph 36 Poetsch, Patricia 36-55-63-102 104 178 Index Poorman, Barry 36 Porter, Dennis 36 Potts, Mary 36-102-104 Promey, Nancy 36-66-102-104 Rainwater, Mike 36-69-97-125 Ramirez, Octavio 36-78-79-86- Rearick, Nancy 36 Richardson, Cynthia 36-55-70-76- 77-82-95- 96- 97-114 Rickard, Christine 36-64-70-82- 90-95-102-104 Riegger, Cheryl 36-165-76-80-82- 86-90-91-94-95-104-143 Ritter, Carl 36-80-95 Roberts, Dennis 36 Robinson, Kathy 36-97 Ruf, Sherry 36-102-104 Sailor, Diana 36-76-92-102-104 Schamp, Cathy 36 Schelkle, Mary 36-76-102-104 Schwandt, Linda 36-66-102-104 Sedgwick, Pam 36-76-86-87-102 Setzer, Jeff 36 ims, Deborah 36 Sisler, Jerry 37 Skurvid, Jack 37-85 Spieth, Byron 37-79-128 Spieth, David 37-68 Stark, Glenn 37 Steidinger, Karen 37-79-80-106 Stewart, Deborah 37-54-95-102- Stewart, Orrie 37-106-107 Sullivan, Richard 37-128 Sweet, Kenneth 37-99-108-113- 115-116-128 Tomblin, Clifton 37 Treleaven, Tom 37-95-125 Turnbaugh, Richard 37 Turney, Patricia 37-55-71-102- Ulich, Robert 37 Van Epp, Murray 37-95-108-124- Vereb, Richard 37-95-108-131 Vunderink, Tom 37 Walker, Sue 37-102-104 Walker, Tom 37-113-125 Walton, Ray 37 , Greg 37 Weber, Jeff 37-69 Weitzel, Larry 37-95-99 Werner, Tony 37-91-108-118- 120-121-123 Wiles, David 37-57-78-79-99 Williams, David 37-99-139 Williams, Pamela 37-102-104-130 Yates, Stan 37 Yeager, Jane 37-76-77-80-86-90- 95 Yoder, Kathryn 37-87-88 Younker, Kathy Bi Youst, Kathy 37 Yoxtheimer, Lorene 37 SOPHOMORES Ainger, Kirk 38 Akers, Sandy 38-88 Anderson, Bruce 38 Anderson, Judy 38-76-86-88-87- 105-133 Aufmuth, David 38-82-113-130 Austin, Frances 38-56-76-86-97- 5 Bailey, Marilyn 38-78 Baillet, Vickie 79 Barnes, Barry 38 Barnes, Barry 38 Barrett, Martin 38 Beckowitz, Carol 38-78-79-102- 103 Beckwith, Stephen 38-97-105 Beers, Kathy 38-6 8-103 Berger, Robert 38-128 Betz, Ronald 38-65-86 Bigham, Walter 38 Bowman, Karen 38-68-79 Brewer, Gerald 38-78-79-86-113- Brinker, Barbara 38 Brobst, Rick 38-125 , Michael 38-128 Brown, William 38 Broyles, Donald 38 Burlingame, Mike 38 Burrows, Karen Butt, Charles Canfield, Connie Carten, Deborah Chandler, Gary Clarey, Pamela Claypool, David Clevidence, Tom 39-58-104-108- Coleman, Rachel Conley, Kevin 9 Covey, Patricia 39-42-78-97-102- Craig, Marlon 39 39-97-102-105 Denson, Richard Deyling, James Donohue, Evelyn Donnelly, Joe Dougherty, Gail DuPlaga, Kathy i 39-112-122-128 Eaton, Charles Eckert, Raymond Eddy, William Eggleston, James Elliott, Marcia England, Delora 39 39-76-86-97-105 Fahlman, Chris - 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The year was filled with the usual number of fads, such as short skirts, beatle haircuts, and the Tijuana Brass. Common topics of student conversations were athletic victories and defeats, numerous scholastic accom- plishments, new building accommodations, the history of Medina project, and the pre- sentation of “Eli.” All will look back on this past year and remember the war in Vietnam, the soft land- ing on the moon of Surveyor I, and the election of Mrs. Ghandi as Prime Minister of India. The War on Poverty program, “The Great Society,” draft-card burners, and “Marches” also achieved top news priority. The extension of I-71, a new building complex on Route 18, and the naming of local coaches “Mayor for a Day’’ made top news items locally. The Editor wishes to extend sincere appreciation to fellow staff members, advertising patrons, photographers, the Gazette Leader Post, and you, the subscriber, for making this book possible. It is our hope that you will treasure this volume and its many memories. The year has departed, but its essence will linger through may scenes captured especially for you. —Jane Effinger, Editor . 7 J = — ee ee ee i ee | ) oo ae eae Upc TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY “The World’s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made” wit Mia ty aay ani ay yA A | KO i itt wet on Ete botow ee