Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1967 volume:

cl) ;1 W f ■ I V . 1 ' ST ' - ' v t MEDINIAN 1 967 Published by The Annual Staff Medina Senior High School 420 East Union Street Medina, Ohio 44256 Volume XLIV I Contents Academics 8 Activities and Organizations 30 Athletics 78 Classes 102 Advertising 149 Index 173 2 Foreword « v Tys . vH N Vt � � , . :: r; $S iM • ■ v� ? -Jl ■ ? -•• iV« .1 : The main objective of a high school yearbook is to portray in print and pictures the story of the school year. Even now, high school students reminisce about the good ol ' days. They attempt to recapture memorable moments that occurred such a short time ago. At class reunions, and even small friendly gatherings, it is inevitable that someone will say, Do you remember ... ? All too soon we forget the name of the boy who was continually falling asleep in history class or the girl who had so many wonderful things to tell about her one and only. Remember anticipating the inspiring pep rally; attempting to procrastinate studying for that quiz in order to help decorate the school; pushing your way out of study hall; getting a choice spot on the ledge; or, finally when the chips were down, coming through by just plain persistence in staying with it until the job was finished — whether academics or athletics? Do you remember how frightened you were how eager you were as a sophomore; how you were as a junior; or, how proud, if not you were as a senior? If you can recapture these mixed emotions while browsing through this edition of the MEDINIAN, then our efforts will have been worthwhile, and this book will have the lasting quality that is so necessary for a book that will be treasured through the years. So, if you are ready, then let ' s start right now by saying, Remember ... as a freshman; very confident somewhat sad, SENIOR HIGH SCHOG ’ BOARD OF EDUCATION , ; MAURICE PATRY. PRESIDE ' NELSON F. GAYER. VICE PRES DAY L. CHASE CLAYTON J OBERHOLTZEP • . ■■ , - • ' y ; y EDWIN L. MORSE ■ ' v -y y , BOYD A. DAVENPORT CLERK-TR1AS . - - ' y ' -yfy v ■ ' ■ ■ • ' ♦v y SIDNEY M. FENN. SUPERINTENDENT HOWARD E. CLAGGETT. PRINCIPAL GENERAL CONTRACTOR FREEMAN CONSTRUCTION CO : . ARCHITECTS FULTON. KRINSKY DELA MOTfE; CLEVELAND. OHIO • ATP 1955 y y 3 Remember . . . returning to the study hall after dismissal from the library . . . securing a choice parking spot . . . climbing the stairs to success . . . worrying over those terrible orange slips • • • straining your eyes to see which student is conferring with the principal . . . 4 waiting for the gate to go up . . . signing up for victory . . . washing your hands and finding no more paper towels . . . 5 Remember . . . cramming like a demon to finish that term- paper . . . applying seemingly endless makeup for a dramatic production . . . receiving a pleasant smile along with May I help you? from Mrs. Poetsch . . . trying to crash the lunch line . . . attempting your first dissection in biology 6 playing the stock market in econ • • • keeping in style with a new pair of saddles . . . buying double lunches to last you through the day . . . trying to con the teachers out of making assignments over holidays . . . holding secret class parties • • • 7 8 ACADEMICS 9 Doctor Albion V. Gotaas B.S.Ed., Northwestern University M.A., Northwestern University Ph.D., The Ohio State University Superintendent of Schools James Loughridge III B.A., The College of Wooster M.A., Kent State University Senior High School Principal Administration Coordinates Student-Faculty Relations To Set Mary Jane Smith B.S., Western Michigan University M.E., Kent State Dean of Girls Robert N. Peters B.S., Ohio University M.A., West Virginia University Dean of Boys Alvalyn Larson B.S., U. of Miami ( Florida ) M.A., University of Akro School Psychologist Howard D. Dailey B.S.Ed., Kent State M.Ed., Kent State Administrative Assistant Robert W. Dague B.A., Baldwin-Wallace M.A., Columbia University Assistant Principal 10 Medina City Schools has indeed been fortunate to have the services of two very able and qualified men to set the pace of the entire educa- tional system. These two educators are our superintendent and our high school principal. Under their leadership, the number of individual buildings has risen to five with additions at three of the buildings in order to accommodate the ever-increasing student popula- tion. While the building program has forged ahead, the academic life of the student has not been neglected. Many new and advanced courses, as well as vocational offerings have been added to the schedule. Opportunities for the worthy grad- uate has also increased with the forming of the Dollars for Scholars fund. These past six years have been ones of definite progress and a great por- tion of this success is due entirely to our two very able leaders, Dr. Gotaas and Mr. Loughridge. Marion E. Shank President Market Researcher Ralph Waite Vice President Mortician Stanbery J. Nichols Dentist E. W. P. Smith Engineer Jeanne Veverka Clerk Robert E. Smith Physician Tempo For Outstanding Achievements Ruth Rickard Secretary to Dr. Gotaas Jean Thornburg General Secretary Marjorie Poetsch Secretary to Mr. Loughridge Jean Titus Norma Kreiger General Office Clerk ' s Office I I A Well-Trained Faculty Filled With New Ideas And Improved Walter L. Bixler B.S., Ashland College M.A., Ohio State Instrumental Music David L. Brewer B.S.Ed., Ohio University M.Ed., Ohio University Mathematics Dorothy Brumm B.A., Hiram College English Robert Cantwell B.S.Ed., Kent State English Charles E. Carey B.S.Ed., Ohio State M.A., Ohio State Music Larry E. Casterline B.S., Bowling Green M.Ed., Bowling Green Distributive Education 3 Robert J. Celidonio B.S., California State Industrial Arts Marna A. Christy B.F.A., Cleveland Institute of Art B.S., Kent State M.F.A., Guanajuato University Art Dubious Mr. Elrick still doesn ' t think that Bwana means animal trainer. Methods Greet MHS Students Each September Jack Cowden B.F.A., Ohio University B.S.Ed., Ohio State Speech, English Irma S. Daily B.S., Baldwin-Wallace Home Economics Marilyn Cross B.A., College of Wooster Mathematics Robert W. Dague B.A., Baldwin-Wallace M.A., Columbia University English Willie Dreyer B.A., Ohio State Science Arthur Eisenmann B.S., Kent State M.Ed., Kent State Industrial Arts Donald Elrick B.A., Hiram College English Harl L. Evans B.S., Ohio U niversity M.Ed., Ohio U niversity Social Studies Mrs. Smith cautiously marks her calendar while assigning those very de- sirable detentions held after school. 13 Instructors With French , German , Spanish , and Japanese Backgrounds Math department members, M iss Cross, Mr. Haas, and Mr. Saxton, discuss their mutual problems during their afternoon teatime. Harry Fry Stanley B. Graham Eugene Haas Jeannette W. Heiges B.M., Baldwin-Wallace B.A., Ohio State B.S. Education, Ohio State B.A., Oberlin College B.M.E., College of Wooster Science Mathematics English Music Alma Holdridge B.A., Eureka College Latin, English Mary Hubbard B.A., Ohio Wesleyan B.S., Western Reserve Librarian Rebecca C. Huddle B.S. Education, Ohio State History F. G. Jaskol B.S., Kent State Diversified Cooperative Training 14 Lend International Flavor To Senior High School This Year James Minick B.S., Penn State Mathematics Susan Kellogg B.A., Ohio Wesleyan French Patricia Lawrence B.S. Education, Miami University Physical Education Margaret Muren B.A., Notre Dame College German MR. SAXTON!!! Home- coming is not a waste of time. Jane L. Jeske B.A., Akron University English Manuel Millor B.A., University of Havana, Cuba Spanish Dorothy Jones B.A., Denison University Social Studies James Mougey B.S. Education, Ohio Northern Music 15 Teachers Also Function As Counselors And Friends To Inspire Miss Huddle attempts to convince her class that al- though Hannibal was involved with elephants, he did not own a circus. University Dean of Boys, Psychology Robert N. Peters B.S., Ohio University M.A., West Virginia Delmar Phillips B.A., Fairmont State Business Education Guillermo J. Piquer B.S., University of Barcelona M.L.J., Marti College Ph.D., University of Havana Spanish Roland W. Platz B.S., Kent State M. Education, Kent State Driving Sheldon E. Saxton B.S. Education, Lockhaven State Mathematics Losia Schafer B.S. Education, Office Training School Business Education 16 Self-Expression , Individual Growth , and Achievement Eleanor I. Schapiro B.A., Western Reserve M.A., Cornell University English, History Kay Slaby B.A. History, Mississippi State Social Sciences Mary Jane Smith B.S., Western Michigan M.A., Kent State Dean of Girls Counselor Joe Swinglish B.S. Education, California State Sciences William M. Tibbits B.S. Education, Bowling Green Sciences Bruce Vandersall B.A., College of Wooster Social Sciences Paul E. VanNortwick B.S. Education, Miami University Sciences Marvin W. Webb B.S. Education, Ohio University Business Education Dale Weygandt B.A., College of Wooster M.S., Indiana University Physical Education Allan T. Wyemura B.A., Ohio University Mechanical Drawing Coach Bob Peters attempts to track down a rumor that the visiting basketball team Friday night will start a 7 ' I player. Pygmalion will never be the same since Carl Ritter and Judy Comer gave their interpretation during AP English. Doug Jones and Tim Whitaker are only too glad to welcome Kathy ' s kute kamera to the heritage English section in order to break away from the grind. Spanish , French , German , and You can be sure that Tim Holston will come up with some gem since he is deep in thought pondering the question at hand. Mr. Cowden ev idently is instilling in his student teacher btan Bosler, a few tricks to pull on his frosh English class during a spelldown. 18 Latin Provide Excellent Reinforcement For Study In English Classes Sandy Harrington and Carla McComas aren’t really sure they will make good senoritas because they haven ' t taken a particular positive attitude toward turrones that was served in Dr. Piquer ' s Spanish class. Tom Clevidence dreams of far distant places such as Paris as he views the travel posters in the dean ' s office. Since English is considered as the foundation for good communications, course content in this department in- cluded much writing, the reading of poetry and prose, from Shakespeare to the modern novel. Students may elect speech to fulfill the English requirement. Speech students present the daily student bulletin. Seniors may elect business communications as their four year of English. Foreign languages offered at Medina Senior High this year include French, German, Spanish, and Latin. French and German are offered for three years; Latin, for two years; Spanish for four years with an Advanced Placement course making five years for outstanding students. In May, students may take the AP test for college credit hours. The test covers not only the language techniques but also the history of Spain. Language classes have continued the International Club, which was founded last year. Meetings are held monthly. Installation of a new language lab supplements other teaching aids in this department. Jean Hutchinson and Bernie McDermott just last through the 9th period by enjoying the publication, Bunte, during Miss Muren ' s German class. 19 J. Ritchie of Mrs. Oswald ' s Art I class gets a live model in basketball star Tony Werner. Tony discovered that this form of keeping in shape proved to be more work than performing on the court. Mrs. Christy gives tips to Peggy Kapp and Mary Ingram during a session of sculpturing. Right — A member of Art I class tries his hand at sketching during a live-model session. 20 Carolyn Nichols and Pam Simones fiddle during orchestra practice — only trouble is one is doing Fiddle Faddle, while the other is doing The Hot Canary. Fine Arts Occupy Prominent Place In Local Curriculum Music to suit your fancy could be the theme of the music department. Students may enroll in marching and concert band, mixed choir, girls ' glee, or orches- tra. Marching band starts practice before school be- gins in the fall. Double periods daily help this out- standing unit to perfect its prize-winning perform- ances. A music theory course aids students to obtain a major in music at MHS. After school, pop music may be heard from the music wing as members of the Stardusters, the local dance band, polish their big band sounds. Probably the most outstanding production of the art department this year was the second annual product of Living Pictures. Students painted backdrops of famous artists ' works and then used live models for their presentations. Course content varies from the usual painting to rug hooking, sculpting, enameling, and other crafts. An art history class is also offered to enrich the curriculum in this department. Janet Clark hopes she has caught the eye of her band di- rectors with her little gimmick of practicing early in order to get that grade raised. 21 Stock Market , Income Tax , Voting , Termpapers Are Part Of Jan Hattery and Diane Morton are quite pleased with their selection of stock shares. After checking the latest quotations, they ' ve discovered they ' ve made a million — well, at least on paper. Rick Brobst, Bill Wolfe, Macy Hallock, and Dave Claypool, we bet, are using that old alibi — I have a paper for social studies — to get admittance to the library. Can ' t you tell they ' re working diligently? Social Studies Social sciences include American government, economics, AP History for seniors. Junior courses included American history, world his- tory, and American Heritage. Economics students had fun playing the stock market and working on income tax returns. All students were given a look at a real vot- ing booth as the lobby was used during reg- ular elections. Now, we ' re sure that voting procedures were not taught this way at MHS. Well, anyway two of our juniors decided to get in some early practice when the voting booths were in the lobby during the primaries. 22 Physical Education and Driver Education Provide Different Pace During Student ' s Day Arnold Petty, Jackie Miley, Chi Chi Johnson, and Julius Klopp tee up. Physical education is required of all students each year. This year the girls participated in volleyball, archery, modern dancing, gymnastics, soccer and golf. Boys par- ticipated in wrestling, softball, and archery. Driver education was delayed this past year as the school received a new car which had to be outfitted with a second brake. It seemed doubtful to many of the students that they would ever become drivers; how- ever, under the careful guidance of Mr. Platz, they didn ' t manage to dent any fenders. Okay, pupils, instructs Mr. Platz. Take your places and roll • III em! Mr. Weygandt ' s boys physical education class snaps to attention. 23 Vocational Courses Prepare Business Machines students — Dave Williams and John Nixon remember to honor our local secretaries Marjorie Poetsch and Jean Thornburg with corsages on during National Secretaries Week. Kathy Beers takes advantage of a quiet moment in the shorthand lab to get in some extra pages of practice by listening to a tape-recorded lesson that comes to her by way of a wireless student unit. Ed Currier figures this extra work during business machines class should earn him a few polished points toward a grade. Here he is folding, counting and sorting programs that were printed in the department for a concert. Diane Myers checks her letter to see if it will pass the mailability test before she submits it to the instructor during shorthand transcription class. 24 ■ ' Tv Students For Employment After Graduation Rick Blevins zeroes in with a drill press as he completes a project during metals class. Lee Roby and Larry Thompson work the bugs out of a printing job before they start the final product. Although many of our students enter college after graduation, some of them do not remain for very long. Lucky are those who have enrolled in some vocational training for they are able to secure jobs to support themselves. Business courses include typewriting, two years of shorthand, office practice, business machines, bookkeeping, record keep- ing, and business comm unications. Courses in mechanical drawing, electricity, wood shop, weld- ing, metals, and graphic arts are offered to students not in- terested in the business field. All classes may enroll in home economics. Next year the course will be upgraded by being converted to vocational home eco- nomics. Do too many cooks spoil the dessert? Not true, say Pam Henniger, Pam Williams, and Michelle Mutter as they team up to prepare a delicious dish during home economics class. 25 Would you believe that Mike Brooks and Dick Aufmuth are actually doing one experiment correctly in chem lab; or, is Mr. Van just waiting for them to get in deeper to prove they don ' t have all the answers. Science courses inspire students to look to the future in space. The frosh, not to be outdone, take to their own rockets as Don Gifford, Tim Myers, John Treleaven, and Rob Wilder prepare to blast off. Okay, Even Day, what do we do next? Jeff Jones, right, figures Evans knows all the answers so he should get us out of this predica- ment; Rick Vereb, meanwhile, does just that in physics lab. 26 In this age of computers , a basic knowledge of mathematics Top: Jime Gowe and Mike Brooks get some aid on a solution to a problem from Mr. Saxton. Above: Mr. Haas puts Kathy Morris out front to operate the slide rule for Ray Clemens, Cindy Richardson, Rick Vereb, Jack Conley, Billie Meyers, and Kendra Fridav. Rick Ganyard confidently works a problem for Teresa Kaszian and Mr. Brewer during ninth period math class. is essential In the space age with science and math being brought to the forefront, schools are always on the alert to prepare their students to meet the challenging needs of the world. Our school is no exception. Science courses include physics, regular and chem-study approach to chemistry, biology in two approaches and physical science for fresh- men. This year the math department added a course in ungraded math and a math IV course for those seniors who do not wish to take AP math. This course includes instruction of the slide rule and analytical geometry. Courses in geometry, trig, algebra and general math are also offered to students. Dave Judkins makes his adjustments as Marge Bonadio does the frowning as the survey team prepares to go to work to complete an assignment in AP math. 27 Extra Staff is Needed for Smooth-Running School Plant Above, the gals who prepare lunches for the a Iways-hungry student body: Mrs. Failor, Mrs Geinke Mrs. Palinchik. ' Mrs. Balogh, Mrs. Fiser, and Librarians who aided Mrs. Hubbard daily to serve lotte Welty, Wendy Marquardt, and Bonnie Hajek. almost one thousand students are— FRONT: Sue Rivers, Cindy Naragon BACK: Chris Wolf, Janice Steidl, Jean Hutchinson, and Jeff Bixby. Char- 28 Mr. Koenig and Birdie get ready to make an assault on the cluttered classrooms at 3:45 each day. Housing Almost 1,000 Students Mrs. Poetsch runs a tight ship as she has all office help on the ball. Here Gerry Henke, Jody Hardinger, and Connie Miiey complete their assigned tasks. Office Help — ROW I: Gerry Henke, Charlotte Welty, Wendy Marquardt, Gwynne Roshon, and Debbie Stewart. ROW 2 : Diane Morton, Joan Abramoska, Kathy McClaskie, Carolyn Nichols, and Linda Schwandt. ROW 3: Laura Kincaid, Carolyn Conn, Evelyn Donahue, Julia Gerding, and Sally Maun. 29 - m m r rn : || 0 g m m 9 £ 30 31 ROW I: K. Partridge, K. Morris, J. Harrington, T. Harms, C. Riegger, L. Cleveland, and C. Baird. ROW 2: M. Bonadio, K. Friday, J. Comer, M. Palinchik, D. Judkins, C. Rickard, J. Hale, B. Meyers, and C. Richardson. Math Club Stimulates Students By Higher Mathematics The Math Club consists of seniors interested in math. Math Club ' s main project this year was to have been a visit to NASA late in May. The club has had several discussions, on sub- jects such as flying saucers and the art of playing chess. The club also attempted to solve any problems suggested by its members. Math Club ' s most useful accomplishment this year has been learning to use the slide rule in three easy lessons given by Mr. Brewer. 32 FHA Highlights Year With Skating Party ROW I: B. Dunbar, S. Setzer, C. Deis, Mrs. Daily, Adviser, S. Baisden, and P. Williams. ROW 2: T. Stuart, D. Piatt, J. Lance, B. Hafek, C. Rooy, and J. Medley. ROW 3: E. Salay, G. Rucker, C. Forsha, N. Indoe, R. Coleman, and D. Rucker. ROW 4: N. Morris, B. Rooy, G. Jester, L. Turek, S. Sittinger, S. Henderson, G. Jones, and K. Coleman. Left: FHA members plan their next meeting while admiring their club symbol. 33 ROW I: M. Van Epp, J. Buchanan, J. Conley, Mrs. Holdridge, Latin Adviser, C. Chandler, Mrs. Kellogg, French Adviser, L. Cleveland, T. Harms, J. Yeager, Miss Muren, German Adviser, Mrs. Ziegler, Spanish Adviser, J. Hale, Miss Jeske, Spanish Adviser, and Mr. Millor, Spanish Adviser. ROW 2: M. Bonadio, D. Morton, B. Nixon, K. Morris, K. Friday, A. Ostaff, M. Beitler, K. Partridge, J. Comer, J. Harrington, J. Friedt, R. Koehl, L. Bagley, J. Karson, J. Palker and R. Neptune. ROW 3: S. Effinger, V. Jedlicka, G. Dougherty, K. Ferguson, K. Schlechty, M. Elliot, C. Nichols, G. Roshon, P. Kovacek, C. Schultzman, J. Davis, S. Febus, M. Smithberger, D. Steingass, J. Brewer, and D. Nesbitt. ROW 4: K. Kline, L. Gibbs, C. McComas, T. Hunter, S. Harrington, V. Kelly, D. Chase, C. Fahlman, W. Marquardt, K. Wiles, M. Brown, S. Shrimplin, C. Cotter, J. Strouse, and V. Grieve. ROW 5: E. Millor, M. Currier, B. Dreibelbis, C. Naragon, K. Smith, K. Wolf, B. Schilling, J. Pennington, A. Stein, D. Zarney, L. Kincaid, K. Kemmerling, S. Johnson, L. Houston, G. Kabeller, K. Schultz, M. Tyler, and C. Grieve. ROW 6: C. Eaken, N. Klein, T. Shurance, D. Rogers, G. Ritter, P. Mueller, L. Mutter, B. Muha, D. Sanford, S. Rivers, S. Schindler, M. Magowan, F. Austin, K. Batchelder, K. Wilson, J. Werner, and L. Taylor. ROW 7: C. Davis, E. Salay, P. Simones, G. Ross, G. Steiner, C. Truthan, J. Pritchard, J. Steidl. International Club Blends Languages Into One Organization Left: Bet ya can ' t eat just one, sneers Dale Chase to Chris Fahlman and Vicky Jed- licka as he offers them Spanish turone. Right, top: Want some? We make it in his basement! says Craig McEwan, with Tom Shurance at a German Club meeting. Right, bottom: Murray Van- Epp says, John, I thought that first act was simply di- vine! at the Spanish students ' trip to the theater. 34 Art Club Serves School and Community 529 ROW I: M. Magowan, C. Schultzman, K. Kline, and F. Gish. ROW 2: S. Deeter, S. Quick, K. Mesick, D. Muich, and D. Carten. ROW 3: P. Ray, Mrs. Christy, Adviser, P. Kapp, C. Hanshue, M. Ingram, L. Klooz, and J. Marshall. Art Club, an organization created for art students as well as those who could not schedule an art class on their program, of- fers a wide variety of crafts for its members. Art Club helps other school and community organizations by making posters, stage scenery, and props for their activities. One of Art Club ' s projects is assistance in the production of Living Pictures. ' Left: M rs. Christy says to Mary Ingram and Peggy Kapp, Maybe you ' d better start over and just call this one modern art. Above: Sue Deeter demonstrates how to get ahead in the world. 35 Audio Club Provides Noon Entertainment The main purpose of the Audio Club is to provide musi- cal entertainment for students during their lunch period. The club also sets up audio equipment for all assemblies. Some members of the club use their knowledge and equip- ment to help at the functions of other organizations, such as the Drama and Gymnastics Club. The club plans one social event a year to earn money for new and needed equipment. Upper left — More by LES. Les Bagley that is! A typical audio room pose. quotes Les. Lower Left — Rodger — no, Macy — over and out. Lower Right — You say this is Red China? ... You must be kidding! ... I was trying to reach Soviet Russia! sighs one of the Waite twins. ROW I: S. Rivers, L. Mutter, N. Klein, B. Madie, p . Mueller, M. Leister, S. Russell, D. Carten, R. Neptune, L. Abramoska, Mr. Cowden, Adviser, K. Robinson, L. Loveless, J. Packard, G. Stevie, and C. Naragon. ROW 2: D. McClure, M. Smithberger, D. Steirfgass, D. Sepper, D. Harms, R. Smith, M. Hallock, L. Bagley, M. Loveman, J. Bixby, R. Cripps, P. Palmatier, G. McClung, and D. Waite. 36 ROW I: J. Karson, R. Williams, J. Buchanan, B. Bates, G. Hetrick, F. DeGenero, T. Clevidence, R. Letterly, M. Hunter, J. Matacic, D. Chase, P. Maur, and J. Skurvid. ROW 2: M. Palinchik, J. Conley J. Donnelly T. Delac, R. Hange, B. Fodor, J. Hunter, M. VanEpp, A. Keefer, and M. Rainwater. ROW 3: Mr. Evans, Adviser, M. Ziegler, G. Friedt, P. Header, K. Sweet, R. Eckert, R. Goodwin, D. Jones, T. Werner, and B. Duringer. Varsity A I Members Bring Victories To MHS Bottom Right: Hey, wait. If this is Malcolm the Dummy . . . who was that other guy we just threw in? Hey, where ' s Mr. Evans??? Right: Take me to your leader — Oh! I AM your leader! Top Right: Bob says to Weaser and Jack just before the Homecoming Parade, See, MY hands are the softest because I use Playtex Living Gloves. 37 SENIORS — JUNIORS, ROW I: M. Mutter, S. Bedford, B. Meyers, C. Rickard, J. Gransee, Miss Lawrence, Adviser, S. Febus, S. Ruf, K. Gorfido, C. Jameyson, and M. Potts. ROW 2: L. Gibbs, K. Morris, A. Ostaff, J. Marshall, S. Walker, S. Maun, J. Hale, L. Montgomery, L. Yoxtheimer, J. Gerding, C. Muich, and S. Varisco. ROW 3: J. Hattery, D. Morton, P. Poetsch, L. Abramoska, P. Turney, M. Schelkle, S. Baisden, P. Henninger, C. Gerding, J. Wilkinson, C. Hurd, J. Anderson, and B. Barger. ROW 4: D. Sailer, M. Bonadio, P. Williams, L. Loveless, C. Baird, P. Covey, P. Kovacek, C. Schultzman, K. Yeager, G. Roshon, F. Austin, V. Kelly, and K. Ferguson. ROW 5: B. Groves, M. Lehman, G. Rucker, K. Kline, F. Gish, K. Beers, G. Ritchie, D. England, M. French, D. Gorfido, S. Severs, V. Balliet, C. Todd, A. Leaden, and N. Turnbaugh. Top left: Pep Club ' s peppiest in one of their most active moments. Bottom left: Dee England and Tom Clevidence (honorary Pep Club member) help Steph Severs put up a sign as she says, What do you MEAN football season was over last week? Judy says to Linda, Hold still, there ' s a fly on your nose ... Kathy Beers and Kris High say, Don ' t just stand there — HELP! We can ' t hold this wall up forever by ourselves! Left: Beth Walter asks, Hey Judy, How do you spell ' Doug ' ? as she decorates the window with the names of the basket- ball team. Above: Vickie Crane and Mary Griesinger collapse after a hard afternoon of dec- orating. Pep Club Decorations Set The Mood For Victory In Athletic Contests i SOPHOMORES — FRESHMEN, ROW I: Miss Lawrence, Adviser, L. Shook, P. Jennings, J. Gregory, C. Welty, A. Stein, B. Bedford, C. Rych, J. Hardinger, C. High, and C. Wolf. ROW 2: E. Kovacek, P. Simones, S. Johnson, A. Krosse, L. LaBadie, L. Kincaid, K. Kemmerling, T. Tippett, K. Batchelder, K. Wilson, and B. Walter. ROW 3: G. Henke, K. Schultz, L. Houston, G. Kabeller, K. Smith, E. Gannon, D. Lehman, C. Gallucci, D. Null, M. Riegger, V. Andrews, and S. Petty. ROW 4: A. Gannon, C. Grieve, C. Davis, S. Schmitzer, B. Dreibelbis, C. Naragon, J. Pennington, B. Schilling, C. Chandler, K. Bonadio, S. Blankenship, B. Hill, M. Magowan, and S. Chamberlain. ROW 5: E. Loyer, K. Henschel, B. Meyers, S. Mallery, C. Biliczky, B. Kulp, E. Ruf, D. Hallock, L. Wagner, J. Hurst, T. Johnson, P. Elliot, J. Werner, and C. Betz. ROW 6: S. Gerspacher, J. Gorfido, C. Akers, S. Starr, C. Schaefer, K. Hoen, S. Lipstreu, J. Cantwell, D. Donahey, C. Zay, K. Dwyer, S. Penrose, D. Schneider, D. Sweet, T. Kaszian, and S. Phillis. ROW 7: C. Miley, V. Crane, M. Griesinger, C. Gorfido, L. Sponseller, S. Hobb, M. Guiltinan, K. Duringer, E. Krosse, S. Shrimplin, M. Brown, J. Matthews, C. Cotter, J. Strouse, K. Pappenhousen, and L. Mutter. 39 G.A.A. Sponsors Wide Variety Of LETTER G — ROW I— P. Williams, B. Meyers, M. Beitler, J. Hale, J. Gransee, C. Richard, S. Bedford, and D. Sailer. ROW 2: A. Leaden, C. Todd, S. Harrington, C. Davis, P. Kovacek, D. McClellan, B. Barger, G. Jenewein. ROW 3: R. Powell, C. Naragon M. Houseman, P. Mihalko, J. Churgo- vich, B. Kulp, D. MacLeod. ROW 4 : C. Jameyson, B. Dreibelbis, D. Gorfido, L. Montgomery, K. Steffens, P. Simones, K. Schlechty, A. Stein. ROW 5: D. Davis, D. Rucker, L. Yoxtheimer, S. Ruf, K. Gorfido, M. Potts, S. Henderson, G. Jones. ROW 6: C. Betz, C. Rych, K. Coleman, T. Powell, B. Buchanan, T. Tippett, S. Petty. ROW 7: V. Crane, M. Griesinger, C. Gorfido, N. Richardson, D. Hallock, L. Fetzer, B. Groves, E. Loyer. ROW 8: S. Neptune, R. Forsythe, B. Beckwith, B. Schilling, S. Schmitzer, B. Bedford, M. Eddy. ROW 9: L. Mutter, C. Acker, L. Gibbs, M. Bonadio, S. Mallery, C. Biliczky, B. Kulp, B. Meyers. LETTER A ROW I: S. Johnson, J. Hardinger, L. Abbott, Miss Lawrence, Adviser, C. Gerding, S. Krejci, J. Werner. ROW 2: D. Myers, M. Mutter, K. Yeager, K. Kline, S. Effinger, B. Nixon, M. Elliot. ROW 3: J. Friedt, D. Schneider, C. Welty, S. Blankenship, M. Magowan, C. Nichols, K. Jakubec. ROW 4: A. Krosse, K. Batchelder, K. Pappenhausen, M. Lehman, K. Bonadio, B. Hill, J. Davis. ROW 5: K. Kem- merling, L. Houston, G. Kabeller, K. Schultz, W. Street, P. Jennings, K. Friday. ROW 6: M. Tyler, C. Grieve, S. Walker, J. Gerding, D. Casey, P. Elliot, S. Cowden. ROW 7: E. Kovacek, K. Henschel, J. Gorfido, L. Schwandt, N. Nettleton, S. Hobb, D. Todish. ROW 8: C. Cotter, E. Krosse, P. Henninger, C. Conn, C. Canfield, L. Wagner, S. Starr. ROW 9: K. Du ringer, S. Shrimplin, M. Brown, K. Dwyer, C. Zay, K. Hoen, D. Donahey. Left — Hey! Whose head is that in the middle of the victorious BOOGERS , the G.A.A. volleyball tournament champs? Right — Wide awake and alert at 6:30 A.M. are Karen Schlechty, Marge Bonadio, and Judy Friedt as they participate in vigorous physical activity at a G.A.A. playday. 40 Girls’ Sports LETTER A ROW I: V. Grieve, P. Turney, S. Severs. S. Maun, C. Baird, J. Pandur, M. Schelkle, and J. Marshall. ROW 2: B. Roth, K. Monaco, K. Ferguson, C. Richardson, F. Gish, N. Klein, J. Packard, D. Morton. ROW 3 : J. Nixon, A. Ostaff, N. Turnbaugh, K. Robinson, C. McComas, F. Austin, J. Anderson, C. Hurd. ROW 4: P. Poetsch, C. Morris, K. Mesick, G. Roshon. D. Sweet, D. Friedt, N. Haas, V. Kelly. ROW 5: P. Stanbaugh, C. Chandler, J. Pennington, B. Walters, K. Wilson, D. Null, J. Hattery. ROW 6: T. Johnson, V. Andrews, T. Tompkins, L. Loveless, L. Abramoska, R. Haas, C. Gallucci. ROW 7: C. Schaefer, J. Guiltinan, V. Balliet, D. Cleary, S. Schindler, S. Johnson, E. Millor. ROW 8: K. Friday, J. Strouse, J. Mattewa, M. Riegger, G. Ritchie, L. Kincaid, L. Sponseller, ROW 9: S. Baisden, S. Febus, D. England, J. Wilkinson, S. Chamberlain, L. LaBadie, K. Smith. Girls ' Athletic Association began their activities this year with the init iation of freshmen into the club. Initiation included a potluck supper and various Fun activities conducted by the senior members. The main competitive sport sponsored by GAA this year was intramural volleyball. The ' BOOGERS , a team of juniors, emerged victorious and became champions of the tournament. GAA had two early morning playdays which began at 6:30 A.M., when members could play any sport they wanted. Spring sports sponsored by GAA were table tennis and softball. GAA finished the year with the election of next year ' s officers at a potluck supper. Top — Hey, Sally (Maun), doesn ' t that saying go, This little piggy went to market ... ? Middle — At a G.A.A. potluck, Sue Cowden and Bev Kulp share a plate of imported French caviar and Brazilian pheasant under glass ... would you believe slop ? Bottom — You might have been a beautiful baby, but baby look at you now — YUCK — Poor Cheryl Gorfido and Donna Todish go through a lot at the G.A.A. initiation. ROW I: K. Partridge, S. Johnson, B. Groves, L. Houston, B. Hill, D. Zarney, D. Hallock, B. Kulp, and B. Meyers. ROW 2: P. Ray, G. Jenewein, S. Bedford, G. Dougherty, D. Scott, C. Haueisen, C. Hurd, M. Eddy, C. Conn, P. Kapp, K. Ryan, E. Szalay. ROW 3: R. Shelley, R. Craig, B. Poorman, R. Hall, P. Grey, S. Glass, P. Palmatier, M. Grieve, C. Shank. Holy Gymnast, Robin (Phil Grey), get down Carolyn Conn says that this exer- Jim Hill thinks it ' s more fun to walk o.t the parallel bars we ve got to get back cise does wonders for the clavicle. on his hands, especially on the parallel to the bat cave! u rc r Two dreams on a beam — Cindy Hurd and Carol Haueisen relax (?) on the balance beam. 42 Third Annual Gymnastics Show Is Smashing Success Aren ' t you glad I use Dial ... Don ' t you wish Barb Hill says to Sherry Petty as they do their routine on the horse, Are you everybody did? Shirley Bedford says to Sylvia SURE this is how Annie Oakley did it? Johnson. 1 1 Aj The grand finale ... with the June Taylor Dancers and the Flying Zaccherellis 43 Girls’ Leaders Club Promotes Service to School and Community Bottom left: Look out Joan Baez . . . Yeager and Friedt are ready to hit the road as folksingers. Middle right: No fair eating up the profits! Not when the bake sale is for such a worthy cause. Bottom right: Us? Lazy? You ' ve got to be kidding! Not Bonadio, Richardson, Hale, or Cleveland. Top right: Mrs. Neptune discovers the darndest things in a grab-bag search! Top left: Now come on, Janet, don ' t try to hide the number of sandwiches you ate; we know! Really, Judi, Is this any way for a president to act just because you got a Christmas gift in the summer time? GLC activities began this year with the formal initiation of new members in the fall. Informal initiation (pure torture and humiliation) took place at a home basketball game in December and was followed by a slumber party. At the beginning of basketball season, members dressed in the team ' s warmups and presented a skit at a pep assembly. Names of basketball brothers were drawn and good luck charms were presented to the brothers. Refreshments were also served to the players after home games. Club members ushered at the Barbershop Quartet Benefit for Linda and Rich, and sold tickets at the home football and basketball games. In April, GLC held a dinner meeting at which new mem- bers received their GLC pins. As a community service project, GLC members presented a musical program at the County Home. Yearly activities ended with a picnic for members and initiates. OW I: Mrs. Neptune, Judi Comer, Laura Cleveland, and Jackie Harrington. ROW 2: ’iegger, Jane Yeager, and Lorene Abbott. ROW 3: Sue Pelton, Judy Friedt,. Janet Hale, rarolyn Nichols, Billie Meyers, Margie Bonadio, Sandy Harrington, and Bonnie Koch. Cindy Richardson, Sally Febus, Cheryl Chris Rickard, and Kathy Fodor. ROW 4: 45 lug ROW I: S. Pelton, B. Koch, E. Fetter, Miss Cross, Adviser, L. Klooz, M. Beitler. ROW 2: D. Petty, L. Fleming, D. Fargo, J. Friedt, J. Phillips, and B. Hibbs. ROW 3: S. Rucker, G. Dougherty, K. Mesick, G. Roshon, V. Jedlicka, K. Schlechty, J. Clark, and G. Stevie. ROW 4: R. Forsythe, T. Powell, T. Barnes, N. Morris, B. Brinker, M. Suddleson, S. Walker, and N. Haas. ROW 5: D. Carten, J. Lance, F. Hronek, P. Dreibelbis, R. Packard, P. Smalley, K. Wolf, D. Nees, and S. Schindler. ROW 6: D. Morton, T. Kaszian, S. Hobb, K. Jakubec, P. Fetzer, M. Eddy, D. Hallock, N. Richardson, K. Duringer, S. Neptune, and T. Spears. ROW 7: C. Rooy, C. Cotter, S. Gerspacher, D. Schneider, C. Eaken, E. Ruf, S. Voorhees, S. Phillis, J. Hutchinson, and D. Hall. ROW 8: B. Beckwith, S. Starr, J. Churgovich, D. Mack, C. Davis, M. Pichelmayer, S. Sittinger, D. Falconer, S. Cowden, N. Mann, and C. Price. Ah-ah, No spiking the punch, Vicky Jedlicka! Below: O.K., who ' s the wise guy who dropped the ice cube down my back? groans Phil as he poses with Queen Chris. Y-Teens has been a very busy club this year. Among its many activities have been a slumber party, a swimming party, a hayride, and making scrapbooks for hospital patients. During the year, Y- Teens sponsored several bakesales, as well as coat checks at the home basketball games. In February, Y-Teens sponsored the Sweetheart Swirl, a highly successful Valentine ' s Dance. This Spring club mem- bers chose track brothers and supplied them with tasty goodies the day ot the track meet. The Medina Y-Teens Club also partici- pated in other county-co-ordinated pro- grams. With increasing membership and varied activities, Y-Teens has become a rapidly growing club in our school. 46 Here we have Laura Cleveland holding down the table before purchasing a ticket from Elaine Fetzer and Chris Chandler. Y-Teens Have Active Year Far left: Roddy wants a cracker, says Melissa Eddy to her track brother Rob Wilder. Left: Sue Pelton groans, I think I ' ve been poisoned. Everybody loves a Y-Teens bakesale! A Y-Teens track locker decora- tion Valentine ' s Dance Royalty, FRONT: Queen Chris Jameyson. BACK: Cheryl Riegger, Senior Attendant; Vicki Andrews, Freshman Attendant; Judy Anderson, Junior Attendant; Claudia Hunter, Sophomore At- tendant. 47 CAA Keeps Upperclassmen Well Informed On Current Events SENIORS — ROW I: T. Harms, J. Skurvid, T. Delac, J. Yeager, D. Nesbitt, C. Ritter, Miss Huddle, Adviser, T. Werner, and C. Rickard. ROW 2: A. Geisinger, J. Haas, B. Hall, L. Abbott, C. Conn, K. Robinson, M. Bonadio, C. Baird, B. Nixon, and M. Palinchik. ROW 3: M. Rainwater, J. Fodor, R. Hange, S. Bedford, D. Morton, C. Gerding, J. Hale, S. Maun, J. Hattery, D. Stewart, and E. Currier. ROW 4: J. Buchanan, B. Bates, R. Sullivan, S. Yates, G. Jenewein, J. Comer, P. Turney, P. Poetsch, T. Downing, B. Meyers, and D. Leister. ROW 5: B. Duringer, M. VanEpp, L. Weitzel, B. Koehl, J. Conley, T. Treleaven, D. Null, T. Walker, C. Jameyson, D. Myers, K. Morris, and B. Larsen. ROW 6: D. Judkins, B. Coffey, J. Harrington, D. Fargo, C. Riegger, K. Friday, D. Ganyard, K. Partridge, L. Cleveland, C. Richardson, J. Phillips, J. Packard. Above: Now, then, CAA members, explains Mr. Corbus, the history of . . . I say, Bob, are you still with us? Right: Dave Nesbitt, Janet Hale, and Carl Ritter talk with Mr. Aria A. Albaugh about the possibilities of a socialistic society at MHS. 48 The school year 66-67 was a busy one for Con- temporary Affairs Association. The writing of the club ' s constitution occupied most of the club ' s time during the fall. In November, Aria A. Albaugh, gubernatorial candidate of the Socialist Labor Party, spoke about his party ' s platform. In December, CAA sponsored an after-game dance and donated $20 of the proceeds to Dollars for Scholars. CAA had a banquet at D ' Amico ' s with guest speaker Kenneth Corbus, last year ' s adviser to CAA, talking on the social problems of today. In the spring, Mrs. Margaret Spindle and an- other member of Truth About Civil Turmoil In Cleveland (TACTIC), presented the film Anarchy USA about the Communist infiltra- tion of the Civil Rights Movement. CAA ended the year with a picnic and election of next year ' s officers. Right, top: Vicki Kelly takes time out to scratch her neck at the GAA meeting while Miss Huddle intently watches the movie. Right, bottom: Dave finds a fuzzy green organism in the baked beans at a GAA potluck supper. JUNIORS, ROW I: S. Pelton, G. Ritchie, C. Nichols, G. Roshon, S. Febus, and Miss Huddle, Adviser. ROW 2: V. Kelly, K. Mesick, S. Severs, C. Hurd, F. Austin, and E. Fetzer. ROW 3: N. Haas, C. McComas, S. Harrington, M. Elliot, J. Clark, and K. Fodorl. ROW 4: D. Steingass, R. Neptune, B. Wolf, T. Hunter, D. Chase, and C. Fahlman. 49 Students Cain Interest In Teaching Through FTA ROW I: M. Suddleson, C. Conn, P. Smalley, D. Morton, J. Phillips, Miss Brumm, Adviser, K. Kline, Mrs. Kellogg, Adviser, J. Harsin, K. Schlechty, M. Beitler, and A. Leaden. ROW 2: S. Jenkins, C. McComas, K. Mesi ck, C. Davis, R. Clay, M. Bonadio, L. Gibbs, and P. Poetsch. ROW 3: C. Todd, L. Klooz, and D. Scott. ROW 4: R. Shaw, J. Ewing, B. Wolf, C. Miley, D. Sailer, K. Batchelder, and D. Sanford. ROW 5: J. Rodgers, J. Henke, S. Febus, A. Stein, and D. Fargo. ROW 6: D. Nees, P. Fetzer, C. Rice. ROW 7: C. Wolf, K. Wiles, N. Haas, and V. Grieve. ROW 8: S. Jindra, K. Jakubec. 50 Future Teachers of America is a club devoted to en- couraging students in the area of teaching. FTA meetings every, fourth Tuesday of the month, included potluck suppers and special speakers or films. FTA listened to an interesting panel of teachers speaking on their student teaching experiences. At Christmas, FTA had a potluck dinner and gift exchange. In Feb- ruary members of the club went to Garfield Elemen- tary School to substitute while the teachers attended a meeting. During April, Teaching Career Month, club members went to several elementary schools to observe teachers in their classrooms. FTA sponsored two bakesales as money-making projects this year. Left: Is it a scholar? Is it a pupil? No, it ' s Sally Febus student teaching a reading group at Garfield School. Left: Only YOU can prevent forest fires! (FTA initiation, a solemn occasion.) Above: Sisterly advice is given by student teacher Kathy Kline to her brother Kip. 51 ROW I: J. Yeager, R. Neptune, C. Todd, M. Elliot, S. Pelton, Mr. Cowden, Adviser, J. Hale, B. Nixon, C. Richardson, M. Hallock, R. Goodwin and J. Haas. ROW 2: L. Montgomery, A. Ostaff, J. Nixon, V. Grieve, K. Ferguson, P. Covey, C. Conn, M. Bonadio, L. Abbott, B. Larsen, L. Bagley, J. Ewing, and M. Smithberger. ROW 3: S. Maun, J. Packard, C. Naragon, C. Welty, K. Morris, J. Marshall, S. Johnson, M. Keefer, C. Flynn, J. Griedt, E. Currier, G. Roshon, G. Steiner, and C. Shank. ROW 4: D. Morton, K. Robin- son, L. Kincaid, S. Johnson, C. Miley, G. Henke, J. Churgovich, M. Tyler, C. Davis, D. Nees, C. Chandler, K. Bonadio, M. Magowan, D. Waite, and K. Schultz. ROW 5: S. Rivers, F. Austin, K. Kline, G. Dougherty, P. Kovacek, J. Davis, F. Gish, S. Febus, J. Anderson, C. Hurd, V. Kelly, D. MacLeod, S. Schmitzer, and C. Grieve. ROW 6: D. Petty, L. Taylor, K. Dwyer, C. Zay, K. Mesick, A. Leaden, M. Veres, S. Schindler, D. Hallock, M. Eddy, B. Friedt, B. Walter, K. Wilson, and P. Ray. ROW 7: D. Scott, D. Morton, K. Jakubec, D. Todish, D. Casey, D. Lehman, E. Krosse, K. Duringer, L. Wagner, J. Hurst, M. Griesinger, V. Crane, V. Andrews, S. Cowden, R. Haas, and K. Wiles. 52 Left: Lorene Abbott and Fran Austin tell Alice Ostaff that No Doz keeps you alert ... in a scene from the children ' s play. Below: Robin Phil and his merry men — er — women — rob from the rich and give to Mr. Cowden — er — the poor . . . Drama Club Produces “The House At Pooh Corners’ For Grade School Audiences Top right: What??? No Bosco??? Cindy Hurd, Sally Febus, and Fran Austin are disappointed at a play rehearsal. Midd le right: Macy, quit pushing the dirt under the rug! Lower right: What ' s new, Pussycat? Sue Pelton asks Gwynne Roshon and Lorene Abbott as she adds final make-up touches before the children ' s play. Below: Sorry, Cindy, I didn ' t mean to give you a bloody nose, apologizes Mr. Cowden, I just wanted you to know I meant business. Sylvia, stay out of it! Bang. You ' re dead! exclaims Tim Whitacre to Faith Gish as they practice their lines for the Spring Play, The Mouse That Roared. Yes Chris, I understand, says Janet Hale, so you were left holding the tail. Phil, I ' m happy to tell you I ' ve got a new secret, says Judy Anderson and her advisers Sue Pelton and Janet Hale. 53 Below: O.K., staff, I guess we ' ll have to begin in the beginning. This is a yearbook staff period and the main thing we have to do is get out a yearbook between now and next September, sighs Editor Karen Partridge. Right: Our fearless leader deep in con- templation. Right, top: Assistant Editor Billie Meyers sighs, Double bubble, toil and trouble ... Why did I ever join the yearbook staff? Right, second: NOW we know why they call her Hips Bon-ADD-ee-oh! Right, third: Al Keefer: You mean I can ' t wear old No. 15 to school when I write the sports section? Right, bottom: Kathy Kline says (between bites), Mr. Webb, I have an apple for you ... 54 Medinion Staff Publishes Forty-Fourth Volume of High School Memories ' 67 MEDINIAN STAFF Editor: Karen Partridge Assistant Editor: Billie Meyers Clubs: Kathy Kline Business Manager: Kendra Friday Classes: Kathy Morris and Barb Nixon Sports: Al Keefer Academics: Chris Baird and Judy Pandur Subscriptions: Marge Bonadio Ads: Dave Wiles and Sue Sexton Adviser: Mr. Marvin W. Webb Left: Wonder whose little black book Kathy Morris and Kendra Friday are looking at. Above: Staff members are hard at work at the Journalism Workshop at Ohio University. What does Jerry Haas have up his sleeve? Is Cindy Richardson checking her watch or is she making sure all her buttons are buttoned? Kathy Kline enjoys a rendition of Sing a Song of Steubenville by Billie Meyers. Above: Who are these staff members waiting for on the dorm steps at Ohio U.? 55 Journalism Class Affords Left, top: Terry Morris is rather close-mouthed about this scoop. Left, middle: Rick Goodwin commands, Take a letter, Mis s Ganyard. Left, bottom: Cindy Richardson is having a hard time with her copy and starts singing, They ' re coming to take me away, HA HAAAAAAH 56 Students Many Opportunities In Self-Expression ROW I: S. Maun, S. Effinger, J. Comer, and C. Richardson. ROW 2: S. Varisco, K. Mesick, L. Abbott, D. Ganyard, D. Stewart, D. Fargo. ROW 3: J. Haas, R. Goodwin, R. Dye, B. Larsen, K. Friday, Mrs. Neptune, Adviser, L. Kemp. ROW 4: T. Werner, L. Peacock, T. Morris, K. Conley, J. Skurvid. ROW 5: B. Rodgers, R. Rapp, S. Yates, J. Fodor. 57 Distributive Education Left: This picture speaks for itself! Terry Kolonick poses in front of a sign at Aufmuth Motors, where he is employed as part of the Distributive Education Program. Below, left: Teresa Downing says to herself, Let ' s see now, I know I put my lunch in here somewhere. Teresa is employed at the Old Phoenix Bank. Below, right: Boy, my fingers are killing me, groans Debbie Sims, on the Job at the Savings Deposit Bank. Students Charter New Club — DECA — At MHS ROW I: G. Phillips, K. Younker, S. Fetty, M. Casterline, Adviser, T. Kolonick, and S. Campbell. ROW 2: D. Sims, T. Downing, K. Yoder, L. Fuchs, K. Horkey, C. Deis, and K. King. Left: Just add water for instant Volkswagen, explains Terry Kolonick to Mr. Casterline Just before he bought a new Volkswagen. Below: O.K. Shirley, here ' s a vacuum cleaner. Now go sweep out the back of the store. Shirley works at Conley ' s. Diversified Co-operotive Training Program Enables Students To Gain On-The-Job Training While Still in School Right: A big smile for the boss is displayed by Becky Kyle as she works at the Gowe Printing Company. ) 1 ' 1 1 ' s , J i ROW I: K. Denson, L. Claycomb, G. Ward, Mr. Jaskol, Adviser, B. Carlisle, D. Sailer. ROW 2: G. Graham, B. Burgdorfer, M. Barrett, R. Failor, D. Hughes. ROW 3: D. Gapas, G. Pandur, L. Benner, E. Frost, R. Ulich. 60 Top left: Len Benner asks, You mean they ' ll give me a raise if I sell advertising, too? Middle left: Dale Gapas, working at Wible ' s Garage, says that if you can ' t fix it with a hammer and a screwdriver, it isn ' t worth fixing. Bottom left: TicTacToe gets harder and harder every day, sighs Ray Failor, draftsman at the Hausted Company. Above: Darrel Hughes says to Ed Frost, Now that the plans are all set, let ' s pull that bank robbery tonight. Above: George Pandur asks, O.K., what do I do next, chief? while on the job at Arthur Products. 61 O.K., the meeting is now called to order, dictates President Phil Maur, do I hear a motion to adjourn? Top left: Hey, Sally, a little to the left — Sally Febus puts up signs for the sale of class keys by the Student Council. Middle left: Well, it ' s better than picking pickles, admits Chris Chandler to Candy Davis as they make candle holders for the Home- coming Dance. Below: Debbie Zarney and Dave Leister try to say cheese as the moon shines in their eyes at Bee- witched, the Homecoming Dance. 62 Student Council Aids Dollars for Scholars With $300 Gift Opposite page, top: Judy Anderson finds out from Judi Comer that it ' s true ... Blondes DO have more fun! Second: A little soft shoe while waiting in line is illustrated by Tony Werner, Li ' l Abner (Jack Conley), Doug McLaughlin, Mark Hunter and Rick Dye, Sadie Hawkins Kings. Third: A re you the ' Great Pumpkin ' ? ask Candy Davis, Ann Stein, Kathy Batch- elder and Elaine Fetzer as they carve pumpkins for Homecoming. Bottom: Ron Letterly informs John Haas his last statement which had nothing to do with Student Council matters wasn ' t too funny. O.K., Crusaders, get organized and get this catapult into position. ROW I: C. Richardson, T. Harms, C. Rickard, and J. Anderson. ROW 2: M. Beitler, Mr. Haas, Adviser, P. Maur, and B. Nixon. ROW 3: C. Riegger, J. Yeager, C. Deis, and S. Fetty. ROW 4: K. Partridge, J. Comer, L. Cleveland, and S. Johnson. ROW 5: D. Nesbitt, M. Palinchik, J. Gransee, and R. Letterly. ROW 6: K. Kline, L. Abramoska, J. Wilkinson, and S. Febus. ROW 7: S. Pelton, G. Roshon, L. Klooz, and E. Fetzer. ROW 8: T. Holston, C. Davis, C. Chandler, and A. Stein. ROW 9: M. Bixler, A. Nord, J. Haas, and J. Matacic. 63 % m a. - p SSII fttM® 1 ' ■ V I l ’4 j 1 ' I r 5 fafiildnX a TM P mj J55ra2S mg vfi rY j ' ifcjS K k m BEE MARCHING BAND— ROW I: G. Jones. ROW 2: Mr. Carey, G. Steiner, K. High, and Mr. Mougey. ROW 3: B. Koehl, C. Rodgers, T. Swartz, D. Ganyard, S. Walker, C. Chandler, S. Fiser, and R. Deuring. ROW 4: J. Yeager, D. Muich, C. Grieve, N. Haas, S. Jenkins, M. Bixler, R. Packard, and P. Sedgwick. ROW 5: D. Fargo, C. Naragon, G. Dougherty, M. Tyler, K. Fodor, K. Schlechty, M. Leister, and J. Harrington. ROW 6: J. Clark, M. Suddleson, V. Jedlicka, R. Smith, M. Schelkle, P. Yeager, and B. Kulp. ROW 7: B. Larsen, K. Mesick, K. Steffens, R. Linek, T. Lincoln, G. Chandler, C. Davis, and D. Argraves. ROW 8: L. Abbott, B. Walter, W. Houston, L. Klooz, J. Churgovich, E. Fetzer, and L. Cleveland. ROW 9: C. Riegger, J. Anderson, D. Nees, E. Donahue, D. Sweet, V. Grieve, D. Zarney, and N. Day. ROW 10: J. Comer, S. Medley, S. Johnson, B. Koch, K. Smith, L. Kemp, and K. Wiles. ROW II: J. Friedt, P. Mihalko, S. Jindra, S. Pelton, R. Neptune, K. Kenzig, J. Haas, and R. Koch. ROW 12: D. Williams, P. Smalley, D. Sailer, J. Pennington, K. Schlechty, L. Abeling, and E. Day. ROW 13: D. Leister, J. Ewing, T. Baker, B. Eddy, A. Steffen, C. Abel, C. Rice, and L. Bagley. 64 Musical Bees Present Another Outstanding Year of Entertainment for Fans Musical Bee members hear the call of the whistle long before school starts in Septem- ber. With this pre-school practice, double- period school sessions, plus line drill, etc. The Bees prove that correct practice does make perfect. Always striving for that extra effect, direc- tors Carey and Mougey spend extra hours in working out intricate steps and perfecting music. Medina students are indeed proud of their own Musical Bees and are always eager to await their performances on the gridiron or on the main street of any town. Drum Major Gary Jones, a junior, shows us some of the snap that he uses to lead the Musical Bees. Sophomores— Gene Steiner and Kris High do outstanding jobs of exhibition twirling and D i r e c t o r s— James Mougey and marching ahead of Medina ' s Bee musicians. Charles Carey have reason to smile because of their musicians. 65 CONCERT BAND — ROW l-A: L. Abbott, J. Clark, M. Schelkle, K. Wiles, J. Anderson, F. Austin, P. Smalley, C. Naragon, and B. Koch. ROW l-B: K. Fodor, N. Day, E. Steiner, and C. Reed. ROW 2: L. Kemp, B. Kulp, V. Jedlicka, M. Elliott, C. Richardson, D. Sailer, M. Leister, C. Grieve, N. Haas, E. Day, S. Pelton, G. Daugherty, K. Schlechty, M. Tyler, M. Bixler, C. Rice, A. Steffen, K. Smith, L. Klooz, and P. Mihalko. ROW 3: E. Donahue, V. Grieve, S. Johnson, K. Schlechty, W. Huston, K. Kenzig, J. Haas, B. Walter, L. Cleveland, E. Fetzer, R. Neptune, J. Friedt, J. Yeager, S. Jenkins, R. Koch, Concert Band Makes It No. 4 In Consecutive State “I” Ratings Medina ' s concert band chalked up their fourth consecutive state A- 1 rating in competition this year. Among the band ' s activities, aside from their trips to the Akron and Lima contests, were the Pops Concert and Annual Winter Concert. The Pops Concert is presented free in appreciation of the support given by the community for the musical group. Bands- men who sold the most tickets to one of the concerts were awarded free tickets to Funny Girl. TRUMPET SOLOIST — Band President, Jane Yeager. S. Jindra, L. Abeling, J. Churgovich, D. Williams, D. Muich, R. Packard, M. Suddleson, J. Comer, K. High, and S. Effinger. ROW 4: R. Smith, D. Nees, D. Sweet, P. Yeager, J. Pennington, D. Zarney, B. Larson, D. Argraves, G. Chandler, T. Lincoln, K. Steffens, C. Davis, R. Linek, R. Dague, J. Mougey, C. Carey, D. Leister, L. Bagley, T. Baker, C. Abell, W. Eddy, J. Ewing, R. Koehl, C. Chandler, T. Swartz, C. Rodgers, S. Fiser, R. Deuring, J. Gowe, G. Jones, L. Steffen,. S. Walker, D. Ganyard, and D. Fargo. CLARINET QUARTET — SEATED: Sandy Johnson and Karen Schlechty. STANDING: Cheryl Riegger and Cindy Richardson. Right Center— WOODWIND QUINTET: Lorene Abbott, Nancy Day, Evan Day, Vicki Jedlicka, and Linda Klooz. Right — BRASS SEXTET: Bob Koehl, Judy Friedt, Diane Fargo, Sue Pelton, Jane Yeager, and Dave Leister. la vjhPB m If j. IB f Mm h-IEmam m Youthful Voices Combine To Provide Many Happy CONCERT CHOIR— ROW I: K. Kline, C. Chandler, M. Brown, E. Gannon, K. Bowman, A. Leaden, D. Sanford, J. Forsha, F. Gish, J. Gregory, G. Roshon, S. Pelton, C. Welty, and S. Rivers. ROW 2: L. Shook, K. Wolf, J. Cantwell, B. Cabell, H. Klopp, C. Davis, L. Taylor, L. Houston, D. Scott, M. Mutter, L. Krebs, G. Rucker, S. Baisden, C. Todd, P. Henniger, and L. Montgomery. ROW 3: S. Schindler, C. Beckowitz, M. French, M. Hausman, C. Flynn, D. Taylor, K. Smith, L. LaBadie, L. Abramoska, C. Nichols, D. McClellan, S. Johnson, K. Yeager, R. Clay, P. Covey, and B. Faith Gish, Kathy Smith, Bon- nie Dreibelbis, Gwynne Rosh- on, Sue Pelton, and Mimi Brown con Christy Chandler into a noon practice in the choral room in order to im- prove their part of concert numbers. 68 Hours of Music Entertainment Dreibelbis. ROW 4: J. Buchanan, C. Burdette, P. Palmatier, B. Wolf, B. Beck, M. Bixler, D. Schray, J. Brewer, R. Smith, D. Judkins, B. Ramirez, R. Goodwin, E. Steiner, J. Palker, F. Olds, E. Day, and R. Fain Sue Pelton finds she needs some assistance from Gwynne Roshon in order to get her choir robe correctly fitted. Concert Choir held daily practices during f ifth period. Concerts were presented in December, March, and May. Members also perform at an assembly during the Thanksgiving season. Choir members received an Excellent in district competi- tion on their first try. No Man Is An Island and The Halls of Ivy were sung for Baccalaureate. Amid choir robes, last-minute butterflies, and general confusion, choristers tell the story of MHS in song. Left: Mr. Mougey explains the interpretation he wishes for a difficult passage in one of the concert numbers. 69 Special Croups Offer Music Students Opportunities to Pursue Interests ORCHESTRA — ROW I: C. Nichols, P. Simones, M. Griesinger, P. Mihalko, J. Denson, D. Beck, T. Shurance, H. Klopp, and C. Ritter. ROW 2: P. Sedgwick, J. Friedt, S. Pelton, N. Haas, L. Abbott, J. Clark, K. Fodor, K. Schlechty, C. Riegger, L. Klooz, and e! Shirey. ROW 3: D. Argraves, K. Steffens, B. Larsen, B. Koehl, B. Muha, D. Judkins, and Mr. Harry Fry, director. In its first year at MHS, Girls Glee meets fourth period daily. This organization made several appearances during the school year. The orchestra gives those persons who have an interest in the stringed instruments a chance to participate in the high school music program. String players, who com- bined with concert band members, provide many enjoyable moments of fine music for local audiences. When there is a call for The Big Band Sound, one need not look any farther than our own music department, for the Stardusters excel in this medium. Members, in their new, bright blue blazers, per- formed for an adult dance sponsored by the student council as well as for several other functions. Even though they may not have a current booking, members get to- gether to enjoy playing good danceable music. «fr GIRLS GLEE — FRONT ROW: L. Montgomery, C. Jameyson, J. Gorfido, S. Mallery, S. Hobb, R. Clay, C. Acker, P. Covey, P. 70 Kerch, H. Klopp, L. Hadlock, J. Hurst, J. Packard, and P. Wilt. BACK ROW: K. Gorfido, D. Falconer, C. Welty, V. Andrews, C. Price, J. Gransee, C. Beckowitz, V. Page, D. Ode, R. Haas, P. Fetzer, L. Wagner, C. Davis, and D. Simones. AISI.C STARDUSTERS — FRONT: Dan Argraves, Jackie Harrington, Kathy Fodor, Kaye Schlechty, Gail Dougherty, Cindy Richardson, Cheryl Riegger, and Ron Koch. BACK: Ray Deuring, Alan Boyer, Robert Koehl, Tom Swartz, Jane Yeager, Judy Friedt, Beth Walter, Diane Fargo, Mr. Walter Bixler, Mr. Charles Carey, and Chris Chandler. 71 I use Macleans, beams the happy Quee.i. Left, top: Here come the Seniors! Left, second: Marshmallows, anyone? ... The Homecoming bonfire consisted of everything from railroad ties to picnic tables. Left, third: Mr. Cowden says, And now, ladies and gentlemen, Billie, Linda, Celia and Cheryl will, do a dance to I ' m a Little Teapot 1 . Left, fourth: Mr. Cowden instructs the royal escorts, That ' s right, Tom. As soon as the girls step down from the floats you stick out your left foot and trip them. Left, bottom: Linda questions Mr. Cowden, Are you sure you ' ve got enough gas to get us around the football field? Last year ' s queen, Laura McLaughlin, Student Council Prez Phil Maur, and escort Tony Werner look on as Queen Billie whispers, Weaser! Wake up!! The game starts in five minutes!! Homecoming Weekend Highlighted During “ Beewitching ” Hours Homecoming royalty . . . Queen Billie Meyers is surrounded by her court and their escorts. From left: Jack Skurvid, Tony Werner, Celia Gerding, Cheryl Riegger, Linda Montgomery, Tom Delac and Murray Van Epp. Preparation for Homecoming, 1966, began in September as the Juniors and Seniors started building their floats. Competition was keen, as each class tried to outdo the other. The results of the contest were two beautiful floats that carried the members of the Homecoming court in a parade to a gigantic bonfire on Thursday night, October 13. The court, Celia Gerding, Billie Meyers, Linda Montgomery, and Cheryl Riegger, had been selected by the stu- dent body, but at this time -nobody knew which of the four girls was queen. In pre-game ceremonies Friday night, the court was introduced to the fans and the announcement of the choice of queen was made. Crowned by last year ' s queen Laura McLaughlin, Billie Meyers of- ficially began her reign as Homecoming Queen, 1966. The Homecoming Dance, Bee-Witched, was held on Saturday evening. The formal presentation of Queen Billie and her court was made, and the new royalty presided over the festivities till the Bee- Witching hour of midnight brought the memorable weekend to a close. During the Queen ' s Dance Tony makes the propo- sition, Billie, if you don ' t step on ME, I won ' t step on YOU. O.K.? 73 Senior Royalty Reigns Over Festive Events The Royal Homecoming Court: Cheryl Riegger, Linda Montgomery, Celia Gerding, and Queen Billie Meyers. of Homecoming and Junior-Senior Prom Senior Prom Royalty: Attendant Janet Hale, Queen Chris Rickard, King Mike Palinchik, and Attendant Jack Conley. 75 Juniors Honor Seniors With Above: Junior class members pause and watch the proceedings on the dance floor after they have Just participated in the crowning ceremonies — Jeff Palker, Kathy Kline, Cindy Hurd, and Richard Neptune. Above left: Prom King and Queen — Mike Palinchik and Chris Rickard enjoy the first dance after their coronation. Left: Prom Attendants Jack Conley and Janet Hale portray their obvious happiness during the coronation waltz. The theme of an old French Quarter was used for the Prom which was held on May 19, at the Chippewa Lake Ballroom. Dominant colors were red, gold, and black. Cindy Hurd, junior vice president and her escort Richard Neptune escorted Prom King and Queen and attendants to the king ' s korner in the front of the ballroom. Mike Palinchik and Chris Rickard were selected by the juniors as Prom King and Queen with Jack Conley and Janet Hale selected as their attendants. After the King and Queen received their official crowning by junior president Kathy Kline and her escort, the Royalty led the dance in their honor to the music of Johnny Nuzum ' s orchestra. Dancing continued until midnight. Saturday, May 20, found members of the Junior and Senior Classes and faculty members meeting in the cafeteria for a buffet supper. Following the supper, everyone convened to the gymnasium where the juniors presented entertainment with the theme, Remember When, which traced the life of a student from the time he enters grade school through graduation. 76 All A Night In the Old French Quarter Fellows who are having a good time and who are obviously proud of their best gals are Gary Hetrick and Jane Cantwell, Coach Bill Tibbits and Mrs. Tibbits, and Ron Letterly and Sally Febus. Gwynne Roshon is quite aglow as she congratulates Jack Conley immediately following the Prom coronation 77 78 jpM|l ATHLETICS 79 Bee Cheerleaders Ignite School Spirit to Spur Teams To Victory VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Fran Austin, Carol Haueisen, Shirley Bedford, Billie Meyers, Gwynne Roshon, and Linda Montgomery. Jayvee Cheerleaders — FRONT: Ann Stein, Jan Wilkinson, Judy Anderson, Captain Shirley Bedford led her group of five in the and Debbie Sweet. BACK: Cindy Hurd and Claudia Hunter. cheers that pushed the Bees on to many wins. Shirley, a senior, has been on the varsity squad two years. 80 Fran, a junior, is completing her first year on the varsity squad. Below: Shirley, Billie, Fran, and Gwynne pause on the ledge eagerly awaiting the pep meeting at the close of school. Above: Billie Meyers, a senior, first year on the varsity squad. Gwynne, junior, first year on varsity squad. Carol, junior, first-year varsity cheerleader. Linda Montgomery, senior, second year on varsity squad. 81 Spirited Bees Prove To Be Strong Contender SOUTHWESTERN CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS Team Won Lost Tied Avon Lake 6 0 1 Medina 5 2 0 Fairview 5 2 0 Bay Village 4 3 0 Rocky River 3 3 1 Olmsted Falls 2 5 0 Westlake 1 5 1 North Olmsted 0 6 1 RESUME OF 1966 FOOTBALL SCORES Medina Opponent 28 Cloverleaf 0 20 Bay Village 12 6 Avon Lake 28 22 Olmsted Falls 0 21 Rocky River 8 26 Fairview 30 12 North Olmsted 6 14 Westlake 6 6 Wadsworth 7 ROW I: R. Letterly, B. Duringer, J. Hunter, R. Eckert, D. Jones, K. Sweet, K. McEwen, M. Palinchik, J. Karson, M. McClain, and J. Conley. ROW 2: T. Delac, G. Friedt, B. Bates, T. Phillips, G. Hetrick, R. Rapp, B. Olds, A. Medina Coaching Staff STANDING: Harl Evans — Varsity Back Coach, Bruce Vandersall — Varsity Line Coach, Larry Pilarski — Junior High Coach, Jim Lance — Junior High Coach, and Joe Swinglish — Freshman Coach. KNEELING: Bill Tibbits — Head Coach. 82 In Southwestern Conference With 5-2 Record Keefer, D. Hanshue, B. Lawrence, and P. Header. ROW S. Burlingame, M. Donovan, R. Dye, C. Gouin, M. 3: R. Williams, M. Hunter, J. Gowe, P. Karson, B. Street, Coffey, G. Clark, D. Moore, D. Miller — Manager, and L. Roby, T. Hunter, R. Hange, T. Clevidence, and J. T. Morris — Statistician. Hunter. ROW 4: D. Oberholtzer — Manager, S ' . McClain, Doug Jones makes a small gain against Cloverleaf as team- At the season’s close, Ron Letterly was selected by the coaches mate Mike Palinchik stands by. as the most valuable player of the year. 83 Medina Battles Hard From Underdog Position Ron, Bob, and Jack give the sign during Homecoming parade, We ' re going up in SWC. Doug Jones seems to be the only Bee man in a pack of Cloverleaf players. Gary Hetrick catches a pass for big gain against Bay Village. CLOVERLEAF: Initial -game captains led the Bees to their first win of the season with an impressive 28-0 victory over the Cloverleaf Colts. Touchdowns of 5, 8, and 12 yards by senior halfback Gary Het- rick, and an I I -yard sprint by junior fullback Tom Clevidence, paced the Medina victory. A tough defensive line held the Colts on a goal-line stand in the final minutes of the first half. Medina dampened the remaining Cloverleaf sparks in the second half and went on to an easy victory. BAY VILLAGE: The 1965 SWC Football Champs, the Rockets of Bay, proved no equal to the tough Medina defense in a 20-12 victory for the host Bees. One of the largest home town crowds turned out to see Gary Hetrick and Jack Conley pick off five Bay passes. The game was highlighted by an electrifying 63-yard run by sophomore Ken McEwen which put Medina on the scoreboard first. AVON LAKE: Medina suffered its first defeat against the Avon Lake Shoremen in a 28-6 loss. The Bees had one of their worst nights with several fumbles and interceptions. Medina ' s only touch- down was made by Bob Bates early in the first quarter on a sweep around the end. Ken Sweet receives Most Improved Player of the Year award at football banquet. To Tie For Second Place In Southwest Conference Halfback Gary Hetrick plunges over for a score against Rocky River. Jack Conley (82) and Ray Eckert (65) are the other Bee gridders. OLMSTED FALLS: The Bees whipped the Bulldogs of Olmsted Falls in a slashing 22-0 victory. Medina got their first TD on a short-yardage pass from Bates to Letterly. The second TD came on short- yardage runs after Conley caught a pass on the fifteen. Bates threw a long pass to Hetrick to the one for another set-up in the third period. Bates punched it in from there. ROCKY RIVER: A touch Bee defense was the trick in beating the Pirates of Rocky River. It was the Bob Bates plays-off the block as he moves in on Fairview player. Medinas Joe Hunter (12) puts the grab on a Fairview player after a short gain. Coaches and Team Launch New Era In Football At Gary Hetrick carries the ball for good gain against Fairview as teammate Bob Bates throws a block to help him out. first Bee victory over River in a dozen years. Het- rick turned the tide when he intercepted a River aerial and scampered for 20 yards and the first six points for Medina. Hetrick also scored with less than a minute remaining from the Pirate three. Bates and Conley combined for a 45-yard pass play and another six for the Green and White. FAIRVIEW: The Bees dropped a heartbreaking game to Fairview ' s Warriors, 30-26. A large Home- coming crowd turned out to watch the Bees fight hard and tediously against the clock. However, they were unable to pull out a victory. The game was very important in that the Medina II needed to win to stay in contention for the SWC crown. Con- Jack Conley is wide open for pass reception but it is barely tipped away by Fairview player. Ron Letterly trips a Fairview back as Doug Jones (25) puts on the finishing touches. 86 MHS With Unforgettable 1 966 Season ley and Hetrick highlighted the game with pass- play touchdowns of 79 and 66 yards. NORTH OLMSTED: Scoring a pair of touchdowns in the fourth quarter, the Bees ruined North Olm- sted ' s hopes of a victory. Conley ran back two Eagle punts to set up short Medina drives of 24 and 20 yards, each capped by one-yard plunges by Hetrick, making it 12-6, Medina. EASTLAKE: Two long touchdowns via passes from quarterback Bates to end Conley, proved the dif- ference in a 14-6 Medina victory. A rugged goal- line defense by the Bees during the final seconds of the first half enabled the Bees to preserve the win. The game was the last SWC encounter for the Bees and the victory put the Medinians in a tie for second-place honors. Coach Bill Tibbits on the sidelines receives communication from coach in the press box. WADSWORTH: A long rivalry between Medina and Wadsworth was reviewed this year after an intermission since 1953. A snow-swept field and temperatures below freezing didn ' t stop either team in displaying fine defensive efforts. A fumble by Medina early in the game proved fatal for the Bees. The Grizzlies took advantage of the oppor- tunity and marched the ball in for the score. The conversion was also good. The Bees came back with a score as Bates ran it across from the one. Medina failed in their attempt for the extra points and the score stood at Wadsworth 7, Medina 6. Scoring efforts by the Bees late in the final minutes of the game failed and Wadsworth took the vic- tory. Gary Hetrick makes a valiant attempt to catch a pass that was thrown too far during the Wadsworth game Ken McEwen runs hard to pick up yardage against Wadsworth opponents. 87 All Southwestern Teams Point To Bees As The Team To Beat Medina ' s Latest Edition of Hardcourt Stars — The 1966-67 Battling Bees: Bob Bates, Mike McMullen, Ed Davis, Ron Letterly, Doug Jones, Paul Header, Tony Werner, Gary Assistant Coach Dale Weygandt draws a play that he thinks might break the game 88 To Annex The Crown Jack Conley, Ray Eckert, Mark Ziegler, and Larry Norwood. Jack Conley is up for two more for the Green and White as Werner awaits, just in case. Mike McMullen does a fancy ballet routine as he attempts two more for the Bees. 89 Injuries Plague Bee Starters During Season , Jayvee Basketeers — FRONT: John Haas, Mark Bixler, and Ken McEwen. REAR: Pat Karon, Tim Caverly, Lew Roby, and Larry Thompson. SOUTHWESTERN CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS Team Won Lost North Olmsted 13 1 Bay Village 12 2 Medina 8 6 Avon Lake 8 6 Westlake 4 10 Fairview 4 10 Olmsted Falls 4 10 Rocky River 3 1 1 Doug Jones goes under for a lay-up. 90 Thus Putting Second Title Hopes Almost Out Of Reach Managers Frank DeGenero and Darrell Waite keep watchful eyes on basketball equipment during the season. Medina 1966-67 RESUME OF SCOREBOARD TALLIES Opponent 49 Olmsted Falls 43 47 Bay Village 73 48 Avon Lake 51 40 Rocky River 39 40 Wadsworth 38 71 Fairview 36 64 North Olmsted 68 57 Westlake 63 51 Olmsted Falls 41 67 Cloverleaf 53 45 Bay Village 54 56 Avon Lake 53 76 Rocky River 40 62 Fairview 53 49 North Olmsted 51 61 Westlake 54 47 Marietta 52 Tournament 82 Orrville 43 77 Norton 62 63 Triway 64 Doug Jones takes shot from outside as Tony Werner gets in position for a rebound. 91 Bee Hoopsters Come Within One Point Of Repeating Mike McMullen shows good form on his shot from the outside. Bob Bates goes up in the air to outjump a taller opponent and fires away at the basket Scramble on the floor with Doug Jones in the middle and Bates and Eckert getting in position for defensive action. 92 As Cloverleaf Sectional Champs Bee Gropplers Snog Three Individual Championships FRONT: Mike Rainwater, Tom Clevidence, John Buchanan, Jim Palinchik, and Jeff Hunter. BACK: Mike Coffey, Joe Hunter, Bob Fodor, Tim Phillips, Tom Delac, and Murray Van Epp. BEE GRAPPLERS SEASON RECORD Medina Opponent 12 Cuyahoga Falls 27 20 Bay Village 23 22 Rocky River 16 31 Wooster 8 31 Westlake 12 22 Olmsted Falls 17 28 Avon Lake 10 17 Fairview 17 3 North Olmsted 30 Tournaments 2nd, Medina Invitational 3rd, Southwestern Conference 5th, Sectional Coach Bill Tibbits and his co-captains Murray Van Epp and Tom Delac discuss an upcoming meet. in Southwestern Conference Race Jeff Hunter is about to be bounced on his back at Berea tournament. Tom Delac appears to be in a bad position but doesn’t remain there for long. Even coaches break training rules as Coach Vandersall attempts to get part of Coach Tibbits ' cupcake. Jayvee Wrestlers — FRONT: Doug Hodge, Rick Cornelius, Jack Shrimplin, Wayne Huston, Greg Jedlika, Roger Chester, Doug Simmers, John Treleaven. BACK: Coach Bruce Vandersall, Steve Clay, Rick Dye, John Matacic, John Graff, Jim Skurvid, Tim Whitaker, Bill Wolf, and Dick Aufmuth. 95 Bee Thinclods Place Second In Own Relays FRONT: H. Kilgore, J. Hill, J. Gulledge, M. Hunter, M. Bixler, B. Muha, A. Keefer, G. Hornbeck, J. Xars° n . and K Mcbwen. BACK: R. Sullivan, S. Stewart, R. Hood, L. Collins M. Clary, K. Sweet, R. Rapp, R. Hange, J. Donnelly, G. Hetrick, M. Cottey, S. Burlingame, and Coach Harl Evans. An exciting finish as Gary Hetrick in background attempts to beat his man to the finish line. Jeff Karson gets ready in an attempt to throw his best. 96 Jim Hill makes ready for a good start on up and over on his pole vault event. Mark Hunter takes off down the runway in an effort to go up and over and better his record. SEASON RECORD OF 1967 BEE CINDERMEN Medina 69 Medina 38 Medina 40 Medina Relays Norwayne 48 Olmsted Falls 69 Rocky River 8 4 2 Wadsworth 106 Cloverleaf 33 Medina 77l 2 Avon Lake 341 2 Medina 67 Medina 231 2 Brunswick 49l 2 Medina 37 Cloverleaf 27 North Olmsted 65 Medina 39 Wooster 90 Brunswick 20 Fairview 701 2 Norton 70 Wadsworth Relays Black River 12 Medina Bay Village Westlake 40 ' 2 67 541 2 Medina Wadsworth 45 82 Fifth Place Buckeye Southwestern Conference Seventh Place 8 Jayveo Cindermen — FRONT ROW: C. Cronick, K. Williams, D. Klopp, T. Perry, B. Wallace, S. Febus, A. Keener, K. Pinney, R. Clemens, T. Hunter, and T. Baker. MIDDLE ROW: R. Shelly, R. Tanner, T. Scherz, K. Naftzger, T. Myers, G. Friedt, D. Oberholtzer, A. Nord, B. Lawrence, S. Sevougian, and R. Ganyard. BACK ROW: T. Baker, G. Rapenchuk, B. Rawlings, D. Todd, D. Mohn, B. Wilder, H. Stringfellow, J. Fleming, J. Shrimplin, B. Street, G. Anderson, B. Robinson, B. Hall, and Coach Joe Swinglish Bad Weather And No Home Field Hamper Bee Baseball Title Ray Eckert gets ready to hit as the pitcher begins delivery of the ball. Min Mnaai ' mm rm: vmm ■an mn turns nan mm m i,a m-aiiMi 5 an itrm nnir mm - ' mr rmr iwnrrt —ir irun rum t ■ - t.aniiHnH«ainiaKaiM • mmmm ■■■■■ww’aeiww ww «i mt t :.j e m .£- mm. stm mmm w:nm :.wm npr me whim ami w . ?� •■■■■■■ b mmb cum -� mM i nm % w rs ■ an n i. MMI MilllTIIB ' Tn TPr— iiKlV -■Mil MWBl ■in FRONT ROW: Larry Peacock, Tom Clevidence, Ray Eckert, Jack Conley, Ron Letterly, Tony Werner, Joe Hunter and Mike McMullen. MIDDLE ROW: Craig McEwan, John Buchanan Len Kovacek, Dave Moore, Tony Baratta, Rick Williams, Doug Mc- Laughlin, and Rick Dye. BACK ROW: Steve McClaning, Rick Goodwin, Paul Header, Dave Groves, Kyle Harrington, Ken Canfield, Mike Burlingame, and Coach Dale Weygandt. 98 Hopes As They Reach Semi-Finals Jack Conley trots home after hitting a homer and is congratulated by Peacock and Clevidence. 1967 DIAMOND SCORES Medina Opponent 0 Rocky River 1 4 Buckeye 7 3 Fairview 9 12 Orrville 12 6 Fairview 3 3 Bay Village 4 4 Norwayne 8 6 Avon Lake 5 6 Berea 7 7 Olmsted Falls 2 5 Fairview 2 7 Northwestern 5 0 Westlake 0 6 Westlake 7 16 Olmsted Falls 8 2 Cloverleaf 6 6 Cloverleaf 4 8 Westlake 0 5 Bay Village 15 4 North Olmsted 3 7 North Olmsted 5 6 Rocky River 2 4 Avon Lake 1 1 A nice friendly get-together of the coach, the umps, and the players. Conley takes aim for a homerun. Joe Hunter chokes up on his bat in hopes of getting a hit. 99 Seven Medina Netters Pace Courts In Search of Victories FRONT ROW: Mark Ziegler, Rick Vereb, and Evan Day. BACK ROW: Dale Chase, Doug Jones, Mike Palinchik, and Tim Whitaker. Rick Vereb was chosen the most valuable player of the year. Mike Palinchik shows us his clowning form he didn ' t use in matches. Local Golfers Take To Fairways Come Spring Leading golfer, Jim Skurvid shows the follow through on a drive. Paul Feldman shows us how he would swing to get out of the rough. Bsasn mm nsx FRONT ROW: Dave Wiles, Bill Harringer, Jeff Palker, Bob Bates, and Jim Skurvid. BACK ROW: Coach Bob Peters, Scott Glass, Mike Cavey, Paul Feldman, Jim Fodor, and Rich Neptune. 101 102 CLASSES 103 Freshman Class officers eagerly entering the main door of the lobby are: Tim Myers — vice president, Rob Wilder — treasurer, Arvid Nord — President, and Vickie Andrews — secretary. Freshmen Find Fiigh School Quite Different From Their Paul Abramoska Cathy Acker Richard Allain George Anderson Vickie Andrews Ray Anklam Don Asher Ken Aukerman Jim Bailey Mary Bailey Paul Baisden Tony Barratta Doris Barnes Earl Barnes Mark Barrett David Beck Barbara Beckwith Gene Berger Cindy Betz Sandy Biggs Debbie Bingham Carol Biliczky Jeff Bixby Bonnie Blevins Mary Blossom Dave Bowman Allen Boyer Thomas Brown 104 Donna Burnside Jennings Burnside Ray Carlisle Denise Casey Sheila Chamberlain Roger Chester Phil Clarkson Denyse Claude Steve Clay Dianne Cleary Mike Cleary Carol Cogar Don Cole Larry Collins Sandy Cowden Sue Cowden Vickie Crane Debra Cripps Days In The Grade Schools and Junior High Chuck Cronick Jim Crooks Candy Davis Doris Davis Tom DeSenero Charles Demczyk Judy Denson Jim Deuring Dave Dietrich Jim Donnelly Bob Drogell Thom Duncan Kim Duringer Connie Eaken Kim Eberwine Debroah Eckert Melissa Eddy Portia Elliott Ron Fain Donna Falconer Tom Farren Scott Febus Janyce Ferguson Linda Fetty Phyllis Fetzer Lester Fisher Susan Fisher John Fleming 105 Charmaine Forsha Robin Forsythe Debbie Foster Larry Foster Kerry Foulke Douglas French Bonnie Friedt Leonard Frost Richard Fry Allen Gager Cheryl Galluci Rick Ganyard K This is a freshman. His family name is Ritchie. He has a twin. He likes to read notices. Freshmen Adjust To The Dan Gaynor Robert Gehring Bill Gibbs Don Gifford Pat Goebel Brad Gorfido Cheryl Gorfido Judy Gorfido Lucy Greene Mary Griesinger Marvin Grieve Mary Guiltinan John Gulledge Roxie Haas Bonnie Hajek Debbie Hall Debra Hallock Ronald Hanshue David Harms Pat Harney Kyle Harrington Mike Hattery Terry Hawk Senesa Henderson Kim Henschel Wesley Hettinger Bonnie Hibbs Linda High 106 Stephanie Hobb Tim Holston Larry Hood Bonnie Hronek Jennifer Hurst Bill Hutchins Ray Hood Leora Hutchinson Nancy Indoe David Ingram Karla Jakubec Greg Jedlicka Dennis Jennins Tena Johnson Theresa Kaszian Al Keener Betty Kenzig Pam Kerch Nancy Kiefer Mark Kimmich Janet Kinder Lively Pace of MHS Terry Kinder Jim King Nancee Klein David Klopp Eileen Kovacek Robert Krebs David Kreiner Eve Krosse Beverly Kulp Paulette Kungli Kenneth Larsen Debbie Lehman Stephen Loveless Ellen Loyer Paul Lucas Gary McClung Bardner McCourt Tom McCourt Bernard McDermott Craig McEwan Doug McLaughlin Jeff McMillen Deborah Mack John Mack Sue Mallery Nancy Mann Judy Medley Bonnie Meyers Dennis Meyers Isolina Millor Barbara Moats 107 Freshmen Find Many Fields Of Opportunity In Which Dave Mohn Tim Monk Denise Morton Polly Mueller Altus Mull Linda Mutter Bill Myers Tim Myers Ken Naftzger Paul Nees Sue Neptune Julie New Larry Newberry Kenneth Nixon Arvid Nord Debbie Null Glenn Olds Tony Perry Karen Phillips Sandy Phillis Dennis Piter Kirt Pinney Dennis Poorman Teri Powell Carol Price Jeanne Pritchard Bonnie Raker Greg Rapenchuk Robert Rawlings Diane Rice Nancy Richardson William Richardson Dick Rickard Roger Rickey Marcia Riegger Jim Ritchie Jon Ritchie George Ritter Barry Robinson David Roche Bill Rogers Dave Rogers Barbara Rooy Roland Rozell Debbie Rucker Ellen Rut Dave Sailer Paul Savage Lucinda Schaefer 108 They Might Excel When They Become Upperclassmen Terry Scherz Dave Schmid Dorothy Schneider Mike Setzer Judy Setzko Richard Shaw Patricia Shearer Rick Shelly Eric Shirey Roger Shook Jack Shrimplin Tom Shurance Gene Siegfried Doug Simmers Debbie Simones Teena Spears Regina Spies Laura Sponseller Pam Stambaugh Sherry Starr Janice Steidl Wanda Street Howard Stringfellow Charlotte Stuart Steve Summers Marilyn Szafranski Debbie Thress Teresa Tippett Don Todd Donna Todish Don Tomblin Toni Tompkins John Treleaven Mike Turnbaugh Ron Turnbaugh Dave Van Devier Sharon Voorhees Linda Wagner Robert Wallace Elizabeth Wells Jane Werner Dale White Wesley White Robert Wilder Ken Williams Patty Wilt William Yoder Denise Zender Eugene Zimmerman Kathy Bachelder — class secretary, attempts to sway the male crew of class officers to her point of view. Listening dubiously are John Kowal — vice president, John Matacic — president, and Richard Linek — treasurer. Sophomores Are Occupied With Thoughts Of School Lynn Abeling Connie Abell Donna Albright Rick Alspach Marilyn Bailey Thomas Baker Theresa Barnes Kathy Bachelder Bill Beck Steve Beckwith Barbara Bedford Mark Bixler Sue Blankenship Rick Blevins Bonnie Bluhm Joe Bogard Kathy Bonadio Jeff Bougher Mimi Brown Sue Brubaker Billie Buchanan Steve Burgdorfer Scott Burlingame Becky Cabell Ken Canfield Jane Cantwell Tom Carlisle Don Carter NO Tim Caverly Mike Cavey Walter Cayce Christy Chandler Janice Churgovich George Clark Rosalyn Clay Carol Clemens Ken Cleveland Mike Coffey Pat Cogar Kathy Coleman Rachel Coleman Rick Cornelius Chris Cotter Rhon Craig Ralph Cripps Mary Currier Lessons And Extracurricular Activities Candy Davis Bill Delac Ray Deuring Denise Donahey Mike Donovan Bonnie Dreibelbis Peggy Dreibelbis Bea Dunbar Belton Duncan Helen Dunn Kathy Dwyer Nick Eaton Joel Ewing Mark Feldman Sharon Fiser Kaleen Friday Gary Friedt Arlene Gannon Eileen Gannon Gary Gerspacher Sue Gerspacher Scott Glass Barbara Gorey Charles Gowin Josephine Gregory Claudia Grieve John Haas Lorrie Hadlock III n| | ' ■ x % Em Jmb 1 ' ' , mk Dave Hanshue Jody Hardinger Jill Harsin Linda Hatfield Marsha Hausman Linda Hausted Tim Hawkins Jim Header Geraldine Henke Kris High Barbara Hill Joel Himmel Bob Hitzelberger Doug Hodges Sophomores Enjoy Second Big Year mmmm __ Kim Hoen Lynn Houston Faith Hronek Claudia Hunter Mark Hunter Wayne Huston Steve lies Pat Jennings Sue Jindra Keith Johnson Sandy Johnson Gayle Jones Charles Josh Ginger Kabeller Pat Karson Al Keiper Karen Kemmerling Howard Kilgore Laura Kincaid Tom Kinsley Helen Klopp Dan Knoch John Kowal Loretta Krebs Anne Krosse Laura LaBadie Richard Lade Jennifer Lance Mary Leister Bob Leonard Richard Linek Sue Lipstreu Bob Lowey Marlene Magowan Wendy Marquardt jA ' 1 3 iKwi 1 1 J fl i i- ' m M mmu Jon Marsh George Martinez John Matacic Jenny Matthews Stan McClain Steve McClaning Kay McClaskie Beth McClung Janet McCourt Ken McEwen Bonnie McMillen Dennis Meincke George Miavitz Peggy Mihalko Connie Miley Ed Mooney Dave Moore Cindy Morris Nonda Morris Sharon Motz Barry Muha David Muich Cindy Naragon Debbie Nees Larry Noftz John North Debbie Ode Ronda Packard Virginia Page Jim Palinchik At Medina Senior High Paul Palmatier Karen Papenhausen Linda Patrick Jane Pennington Sue Penrose Sherry Petty Sharon Placke John Porter Wilmer Powell Gary Presock Henry Presock Cheryl Promey Sue Pursley Elizabeth Ramirez 113 Pauline Ray Gail Reed Sue Rivers Dave Roberts Lew Roby Charles Rodgers Janet Rodgers Craig Rollins Cindy Rooy Bill Rose Gwendolynn Ross Barbara Roth Gloria Rucker Cindy Rych Emily Salay Diane Sanford Beverly Schilling Karen Schlechty Sue Schindler Saundra Schmitzer $4.32? You ' ve got to be kidding! John Kowal figures if he can sweet talk Charlotte Welty a little, he can avoid paying that fine. Sophomores , Now Adapted To High School Living Begin Another I 1 l I is jr A l Lew Roby and Larry Thompson know how important it is to keep up your grades during basketball season. Debra Schneider Karen Schultz Donna Scott Ron Selzer Dennis Sepper Stephen Sevougian Barbara Sherman Bonnie Sherman Lynn Shook I 14 Sue Shrimplin Nan Shu ranee Pam Simones Dick Sittinger Pam Smalley Bonnie Smith Georgina Smith Kathy Smith Ron Smith Lloyd Steffen Kathy Steffens Ann Stein Eugene Steiner Joan Strouse Marcia Suddleson Tom Swartz Debbie Sweet Roger Tanner Dianne Taylor Lynn Taylor Larry Thompson Chris Truthan Jeff Turney Mary Ann Tyler Step Toward That Climb To Reach A Future Diploma Craig Van Horsten Jackie Vance Ron Vidika Beth Walker Bob Ward Donna Welch Kathy Wells Linda Wells Charlotte Welty Kathy Wiles Becky Wilke Rick Williams Karen Wilson Vickie Wilt Khris Wolf Dave Yeager Phyllis Yeager Gary Yike Debbie Zarney Chris Zay Barbara Zimmerman 1 15 Junior Class Officers getting ready to open the concession stand are: Fran Austin — secretary, Cindy Hurd — vice presi- dent, Sandy Harrington — treasurer, and Kathy Kline — president. Juniors Take A Dependable Hand In The Kirk Ainger Sandy Akers Judy Anderson Dick Aufmuth Fran Austin Vickie Balliet Betty Barger Linda Barnes Martin Barrett Kathy Beers John Bell Bob Berger Ron Betz Dan Bigham Karen Bowman Jerry Brewer Barbara Brinker Rick Brobst Mike Brooks Bill Brown Cliff Burdett Michael Burlingame Charles Butt Linda Campbell Connie Canfield Debbie Carten Gary Chandler Dale Chase I 16 Janet Clark Pam Clary David Claypool Tom Clevidence Kevin Conley Betty Cook Pat Covey Marlin Craig Mary Ann Cullin Ed Davis Joella Davis Russ Davison Frank DeGenero Rick Denson Jim Deyling Evelyn Donohue Joe Donelly Gail Dougherty Norman Dougherty Ruth Dull Gordon Duncan Directing Of MHS Extracurricular Activities Alice Dunn Kathy DuPlaga Rick Dye Chuck Eaton Ray Eckert Bill Eddy Jim Eggleston Marcia Elliott Delora England Chris Fahlman Sally Febus Paul Feldman Cathy Ferguson Frank Fesco Barbara Fetty Elaine Fetzer Rich Neptune catches a few winks to renew his strength to enable him to complete the day with his usual effervescent manner. ! 17 Linda Fetzer Bob Fites Lorayne Fleming Kathy Fodor Nancy Foster Brian Fowls Steve Fulton Mary Gannon Rodger Gasper Julia Gerding Faith Gish Jim Gowe John Graff Barbara Gregory Phil Grey Vicky Grieve Thom Grove Beverly Groves Dave Groves Nancy Haas Macy Hallock Bonnie Hamlin Sandy Harrington Paul Header Leif Herigstad Elaine Hood Pam Hood Jeff Hunter Tom Hunter Cindy Hurd Bob Indoe Vicky Jedlicka Sandy Jenkins Lynn Jenkins Gayle Jester Jeanne Jindra Below: Tim Whitaker and Mark Poindexter shout loudly: Take our picture! So we did. Doug Jones Gary Jones Peggy Kapp Jeff Karson Al Keefer Vickie Kelly Kathy Kline Linda Klooz Barbara Koch Lenny Kovacek Patty Kovacek John Krebs Bruce Kreiger Barbara Kulp Larry LaBadie Robert Lane Bill Lawrence Gary Lacquement Mike Burlingame gets some domestic practice by disposing of the empty boxes from the concession stand. Juniors Enjoy Their First Taste of Being Upperclassmen Ann Leaden Dorothy Lee Marti Lehman Penny Lewis Tom Lincoln Peggy Linville Karl Lockwood Mike Loveman Richard Loyer Barbara Madey Dee MacLeod Nona McClaskie Donna McClellan Doug McClure Carla McComas Loretta McCourt Terry McDermott Jeanette McHenry Madeline Medley Sherry Medley Kathy Mesick 119 Dave Miller Donna Miller Richard Monaco Kathleen Monaco Terry Morris Allen Morse Ray Morse Carol Muich Edgar Mull Mary Neal Nancy Nettleton Paul Newberry Carolyn Nichols Joann Nixon Randy North Larry Norwood Robert Olds Jeff Palker Tom Pandur Larry Peacock Sue Pelton Robin Peterson Delanne Petty Mary Picklemayer Carol Pifer Rose Powell Marshall Prock Steve Quick Juniors Anticipate Their Final Year At MHS Robert Rapp Carol Rice Gail Ritchie Leland Roby Bill Rodgers Gwynne Roshon Charles Ross Sue Russell Kim Ryan Larry Sauer Kaye Schlechty Dave Schray Jim Selzer Sharon Setzer Stephanie Severs Sue Sexton Carol Shultzman Jerry Sisler 120 Buckeye Girls State delegates and alternates pictured above are Kathy Beers — alternate, Gwynne Roshon — delegate, Carolyn Nichols — al- ternate, and Elaine Fetzer — delegate Sharon Sittinger Jim Skurvid Mark Smithberger Allen Steffen Dan Steingass Glenda Stevie Steve Stewart Bill Street Theresa Stuart Rick Tetzel Claudia Todd Doug Toth Linda Turek Nancy Turnbaugh Sue Varisco Joy Varney James Vaughn Tim Vellenoweth Margie Veres Delbert Voss Darrell Waite Harold Waite Shirley Walker David Webb Dave Wells Tim Whitaker Mike Wilke Jan Wilkinson Randy Wills Bill Wolfe Kathy Yeager Mark Ziegler Below: Buckeye Boys State representatives — Front — Tom Clevidence and Mark Ziegler — alternates. Back — Tim Whitaker and Chris Fahlman — dele- gates, Richard Neptune — alternate, and Jeff Kar- son — delegate About to leave school for the last time through the main entrance are Senior Officers — Shirley Bedford — vice president, Billie Meyers — secretary, Cheryl Riegger — treasurer, and Mike Palinchik — president. SCHOOL COLORS Green and White SCHOOL MASCOT Battling Bee ALMA MATER Sing the praise of our Medina To her we ' ll ever be true. Joining all in each endeavor Each day our purpose renew. Courage ever showing Strength is ever growing On to victory going — Fight Medina! Sing the praise of our Medina To her we ' ll ever be true. Class Officers Assume The Duties Of Organizing Remember when we . . . worked so hard on the Homecoming Parade float nearly froze on Senior Night at the Wadsworth football game snitched more pumpkins than the Class of ' 66 anxiously awaited Christmas vacation, then exams were just going to the library but ended up at The Clown received that first letter of acceptance from our college disguised senior appropriations had fun at the Prom and Senior Banquet graced the school with a Colt 45 used locker 2024 for marble storage Right: Tom Harms watches intently as Senior Prexy — Mike Palinchik dis- closes that the Senior Appropriations Fund voted on was actually a new means of transportation for him. 122 Lorene May Abbott Joan Abramoska Linda Alma Abramoska Daniel Robert Argraves Pamela Kay Baczuk Leslie Foice Bagley Christine Diane Baird Sandra Kaye Baisden Senior Activities For The Final School Year Michael William Barrett Robert William Bates Shirley Marie Bedford Marianne Beitler 123 Julie Rae Bender Leonard Jay Benner Marjorie Lynne Bonadio Stephen Lee Brubaker Carolyn Conn is so happy to have made the grade that she smiles even though the fellow with the tape measure pinches a little while measuring for graduation regalia. Below: Buddy lies and Murray Van Epp assist Mike McClain with voting procedures. Is it legal, boys? Seniors Enjoy New-Found Power mk John Wesley Buchanan Susan Jane Buda Willi am Leroy Burgdorfer Shirley Roberta Campbell Betty Jane Carlisle Calvin Gregory Carlisle Tim Larry Cash Linda Jean Claycomb And Importance Of Being At The Top Of The Ladder Raymond Dean Clemens Laura Lee Cleveland Brian Lee Coffey Judith Ellen Comer John Francis Conley Carolyn Campbell Conn Edward Thomas Currier Lucy Lynn Cutlip 125 Seniors Remember With Pride How The School Days And Nights James William Daum Judith Eilene Davis Evan Lowell Day Nancy Jean Day Susan Frances Deeter Cheryl Lynn Deis Thomas Bernard Delac Kathleen Jo Denson Teresa Marie Downing John Alan Dreibelbis Robert Arnold Duringer Sue Ellen Effinger Were Filled With Worthwhile Activities and Projects Alan Howard Failor Raymond Arthur Failor Diane Mary Fargo Betty Jean Ferguson Arden Arthur Ferrell Sheila Louise Fetty Cheryl Ann Flynn James Rudolph Fodor Robert Ray Fodor Jeanne Elaine Forsha Kendra Marie Friday Judith Anne Freidt 127 Edward Harrison Frost Lois Ann Fuchs James Michael Gannon Diane Lynn Ganyard Tony Werner ' s locker offers much-needed advice to seniors who exert too much energy in the wrong direction. Those Seniors Who Put Off Until Tomorrow Dale Lamont Gapas Hanson Clyde Gaugler Penelope Jean Gaynor Allen Howard Geisinger 128 Celia Lynn Gerding Linda Lucille Gibbs Richard Charles Goodwin Kathy Ann Gorfido George Jeffrey Graham Judy Rosella Gransee Gerald Allison H aas Janet Hale Remember Sleepless Nights Before Examinations Robert Leland Hall Richard Harold Hange Gary Allen Hanshue Thomas Michael Harms 129 Term Papers Were Always Due On The Marion Della Kiefer Mary Kathleen King After 4 years, even John Martinez succumbs to the studious atmosphere of MHS. He, too, is glad he took typing because he just finished a term paper! Ronald David Koch Robert John Koehl Susan Marie Krejci Rebecca Jane Kyle Byron Peter Larsen Barbara Ann Lee David Lawrence Leister Ronald August Letterly 132 Some Day So The Midnight Oil Burned Ron Letterly is glad his honor study hall doesn ' t require much supervision so he can prepare his lessons. Elizabeth Jane Loveless Joyce Marie Marshall i John Javier Martinez Sally Anne Maun Philip Robert Maur Michael Carl McClain Michael Patrick McMullen Mary Jane Medlen Billie Lynn Meyers Paul Robert Miller 133 Janie Bell Phillips Paul Timothy Phillips Patricia Ann Poetsch Barry Lee Poorman Seniors Wait Until Final Deadline to Purchase Dennis Robert Porter | Mary Jane Potts Nancy Caroline Promey Michael Morrison Rainwater Octavio William Ramirez Nancy Kay Rearick Cynthia Louise Richardson Christine Patricia Rickard Cheryl Lee Riegger Carl Frederick Ritter Linda Gibbs, Diane Morton, and Rick Sullivan anxiously await the call to lunch during a Spanish class field trip to Hiram. Their Copies Of The 1 967 Edition Of The Medinion Dennis Dean Roberts Kathleen Ann Robinson Sherry Lynn Ruf Diana Lynn Sailer Cathy Elaine Schamp Mary Verna Schelkle Linda May Schwandt Pamela Jane Sedgwick 137 David Lloyd Wiles David Charles Williams One of our classmates, Linda Rae Hess, was forced to withdraw from school during her junior year because of illness. Linda ' s foremost ambition was to graduate with her class. However, death intervened and blotted out her goal and her young life this past year. We sincerely regret that she could not be with us to share our proud moments of graduation. Pamela Muriel Williams Stanley Comer Yates Seniors Look Toward That Last Day At MHS With Mixed Emotions Jane Audrey Yeager Kathryn Eileen Yoder Kathleen Marie Younker Lorene Berta Yoxtheimer 140 Awards Assembly Honors Many Deserving Seniors A portion of the 48 seniors who were named to the Exercise in Self-Discipline are pictured above — ROW I: Gary Hetrick, Rich Hange, Lorene Abbott, Mike Palinchik, Chris Rickard, Janet Hale, Jane Yeager, Judy Frledt, Margie Bonadio, Dave Nesbitt, and Tom Harms. ROW 2: Cheryl Riegger, Jackie Harrington, Kendra Friday, Diane Myers, Kathy Morris, Marianne Beitler, Sue Effinger, Linda Scljwandt, Nancy Day, Billie Meyers, and Shirley Bedford. ROW 3: Arden Ferrell, Dave Oberholtzer, Allen Ceisinger, David Spieth, Carl Ritter, Hanson Gaugler, Diane Ganyard, Judy Comer, Rick Goodwin, and Dave Judkins. Mike Palinchik was awarded the Sidney Fenn award for his academic and athletic prowess. Mike, senior prexy, graduated in the Order of the Golden Tassel and was a member of the National Honor Society. Jack Conley received the Outstanding Athlete Award. Conley played football and basketball and was named to several honorary teams. He also received the Encore Shop Scholarship along with Brian Coffey. Highest honors bestowed on seniors are the Manhood and Womanhood Awards. Phil Maur and Cheryl Riegger received the awards this year. Cheryl was also recipient, with Jane Yeager, of the annual Music Award. Phil, who headed the Student Council, sparked the Dollars for Scholars Drive. 141 Graduation Candidates Pay Fees Return Books And Equipment Below: Chris . Jameyson seems a little weary after cleaning out her locker tor the last time. Could she be pausing to jot down her thoughts that come to her now that she will no longer trod the halls of MHS as a student? Mike Palinchik and Tom Harms shake over the motor-powered wheel chair presented to Tom by the class. Behind Tom are his overjoyed parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harms. ORDER OF THE GOLDEN TASSELL— ROW I: Cheryl Riegger, Tom Harms, and Judi Comer. ROW 2: Cindy Richardson, Marjorie Bonadio, Phil Maur, Kathy Morris, and Pam Baczuk. ROW 3: Karen Partridge, Mike Palin- 144 Complete All Assignments , And Cleon Out Lockers For The Last Time i chi k, and Laura Cleveland. ROW 4: Chris Rickard, Carl Ritter, and Jackie Harrington. ROW 5: Billie Meyers, Dave Judkins, and Diane Ganyard. ROW 6: Kendra Friday and Janet Hale. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS— ROW I: Jackie Harrington, Tom Harms, Kathy Morris, and Diane Ganyard. ROW 2: Phil Maur, Judi Comer, Karen Partridge, Cindy Richardson, Marjorie Bonadio, and Cheryl Riegger. ROW 3: Dave Judkins, Billie Meyers, Kendra Friday, Mike Palinchik, Carl Ritter, and Chris Rickard. I . . . and they, too, The Class of 1967, are gone ... 145 Denotes Officer LORENE ABBOTT— CAA 3-4, GLC 3-4, Gymnastics 4; Drama Club 4, GAA 2-3-4 , Medinamite 4, Self Discipline 4, International Club 3-4, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 3-4. LINDA ABRAMOSKA— Student Council 4, Pep Club 3-4, Audio Club 3-4 , GAA 2-3-4, Medinamite 3, Choir 2-3-4. DAN ARGRAVES— Band 3-4, Or- chestra 3-4, Stardusters 4. PAM BACZUK— CAA 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Drama Club 4, Self Dis- cipline 4, Art Club 4. LES BAGLEY— Audio Club 3-4, Drama Club 4, Medinamite 3, Inter- national Club 3-4, Band 2-3-4. CHRIS BAIRD— CAA 3-4, Math Club 4, Pep Club 3-4, Medinian 3-4, Drama Club 2-3, GAA 3-4, Self Dis- cipline 4, International Club 3, Card Section 3, Intramurals 4. SANDY BAISDEN — FHA 4, Pep Club 4, Gymnastics 4, GAA 2-3, Y- Teens 2, Cnoir 2-3-4, Intramurals 4. MIKE BARRETT— Band 2-3, Choir 2- 3. BOB BATES— CAA 4, Varsity M 3-4, Medinamite 3, Lettermans 2, Foot- ball 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3, Basketball 2- 3- 4, Golf 4. SHIRLEY BEDFORD— CAA 4, FHA 3, Pep Club 2-3-4, Gymnastics 3-4, Drama Club 3, GAA 2-3-4, Self Dis- cipline 4, Card Section 2, Class Vice President 3-4, Cheerleader 3-4 . MARIANNE BEITLER — Student Council 3-4, FT A 2-3-4 , GAA 4, Y-Teens 2-3 -4, Self Discipline .4, In- ternational Club 4. LEN BENNER— VICA 4. MARJORIE BONADIO— CAA 3-4, GLC 4, Math Club 4, Pep Club 3-4, Medinian 4, Drama Club 2-3-4, FTA 2-4, GAA 2-3-4, Self Discipline 4, International Club 4 . Intramurals 2-4. STEVE BRUBAKER— CAA 4, Inter- national Club 3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4. JOHN BUCHANAN— CAA 3-4, Gymnastics 2, Varsity M 3-4, Interna- tional Club 3-4, Lettermans 2, Senior Activities Wrestling 2-3-4, Baseball 4, Choir 2-3-4 , Track 2. SUSAN BUDA— CAA 3, FHA 2, Pep Club 3-4, Drama Club 2-3, GAA 2-3-4 , Card Section 3. BILL BURGDORFER— VICA 4. SHIRLEY CAMPBELL— FHA 3, Y- Teens 3, DECA 4. TIM CASH — Audio Club 3. LINDA CLAYCOMB— FHA 2-3, VICA 4. RAY CLEMENS— Track 2-3-4. BRIAN COFFEY — CAA 4, Interna- tional Club 3. JUDI COMER — Student Council 4, CAA 3-4, GLC 3-4 , Math Club 4, Medinamite A — Editor, Self Disci- pline 4, International Club 3-4, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3, Buckeye Girls ' State Delegate 3. CAROLYN CONN— CAA 3-4, Gymnastics 3-4, Drama Club 2-3-4, FTA 4, GAA 2-4. JACK CONLEY— CAA 4, Varsity M 3-4, International Club 3-4, Foot- ball 4, Baseball 3-4, Basketball 3-4 Captain, Buckeye Boys ' State Dele- gate 3, Prom Attendant 4. EVAN DAY — Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 3, Tennis 3-4, Choir 2-3-4, Intra- murals 3. NANCY DAY— GAA 2, Self Dis- cipline 4, International Club 4, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3. SUSAN DEETER— Art Club 4. CHERYL DEIS — Student Council 4, FHA 3-4 . Pep Club 3, GAA 3. KATHY DENSON— Pep Club 3, Gymnastics 3, Drama Club 3, GAA 2-3, Self Discipline 4, VICA 4 . TERESA DOWNING— CAA 2, Pep Club 2, GAA 2, Self Discipline 4, International Club 4, Card Section 2, DECA 4 . BOB DURINGER — Student Council 2-3, CAA 4, Varsity M 4, Football 2-3-4, Tennis 3-4, Track 2. ALAN FAILOR — Football 2, Choir 2, Intramurals 2, VICA 4 . RAY FAILOR — Intramurals 2-3, VICA 4. ARDEN FERRELL— CAA 4, Self Dis- cipline 4, Band 2-3. JIM FODOR — CAA 4, Varsity M 4, Drama Club 3, Medinamite 4, Inter- national Club 3, Golf 2-3-4, Intra- murals 2-3. JEANNE FORSHA— FHA 2, Pep Club 3, GAA 3, Card Section 3, Choir 3-4. KENDRA FRIDAY— CAA 3-4, Math Club 4, Medinian 3-4 , GAA 2-3-4, Medinamite 4, Self Discipline 4, In- ternational Club 3-4, Class Treasurer 3. JUDY FRIEDT — GLC 4, Gymnastics 3, Drama Club 4, GAA 2-3-4, Y-Teens 3-4, Self Discipline 4, Inter- national Club 3-4, Band 2-3-4, Or- chestra 2-3-4, Stardusters 3-4, Intra- murals 2-3-4. ED FROST— Track 3, VICA 4. LOIS FUCHS — Pep Club 2-3, Card Section 2-3, DECA 4. DIANE GANYARD— CAA 4, Math Club 4, Drama Club 3, Medinamite 4, Self Discipline 4, International Club 3, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3, Choir 2-3-4. DALE GAPAS— VICA 4. HANSON GAUGLER— Self Disci- pline 4, International Club 3 . ALLEN GEISINGER — CAA 4, Self Discipline 4, International Club 3, Buckeye Boys ' State Delegate 3. CELIA GERDING— CAA 4, P e p Club 3-4, GAA 3-4, Self Discipline 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Card Section 3. LINDA GIBBS— Pep Club 2-3-4, FTA 4, GAA 2-3-4, Medinamite 3, Inter- national Club 3-4, Card Section 3, Choir 3, Intramurals 4. RICK GOODWIN— Varsity M 3-4, Drama Club 4, Medinamite 4, Self Discipline 4, International Club 3, Baseball 2-3-4, Choir 2-3-4, Intra- murals 2-3. KATHY GORFIDO— Pep Club 2-3- 4, GAA 2-3-4, Card Section 2-3, Intramurals 2-4, JV Cheerleader 3. JUDY GRANSEE — Student Council 3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4 . GAA 2-3-4, 146 Senior Activities Card Section 2-3-4, Choir 3-4, JV Cheerleader 2. JERRY HAAS— CAA 4, Audio Club 3, Drama Club 3-4, Medinamite 4, Basketball 2, Golf 2, Intramurals 3. JANET HALE— CAA 3-4, GLC 4, Math Club 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Gym- nastics 3, Drama Club 3-4 , GAA 2- 3-4, Self Discipline 4, International Club 3-4, Card Section 2-3, JV Cheerleader 2, Prom Attendant 4. RICH HANGE — CAA 3-4, Varsity M 4, Self Discipline 4, Football 4, Track 2-3-4, School Paper 3. TOM HARMS — Student Council 4, CAA 4, Math Club 4 , Self Dis- cipline 4, International Club 4 . Class Vice President 2. JACKIE HARRINGTON— Student Council 2, CAA 4, GLC 3-4 , Math Club 4 , GAA 2-3 , Self Discipline 4, International Club 4, Band 2-3-4, Stardusters 2-3-4, Intramurals 2-3. JAN HATTERY— CAA 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Drama Club 4, FTA 4, GAA 2- 3-4, Self Discipline 4, Card Sec- tion 2-3. MARY HAUEISEN — Drama Club 2- 3, GAA 2-3-4, International Club 3, Intramurals 4. TED HENDERSON— Track 3. PAM HENNINGER— Pep Club 2-3- 4, Au dio Club 3, GAA 2-3-4, Cartl Section 3, Choir 2-3-4. GARY HETRICK— Student Council 3, CAA 3, Varsity M 3-4, Self Dis- cipline 4, Lettermans 2, Football 2- 3- 4, Class President 3, Basketball 2, Track 2-3-4, Intramurals 2-3, Spanish Club 2. DAVE HINKEL— Audio Club 3-4. KATHY HORKEY— CAA 4, Pep Club 2, Self Discipline 4, Interna- tional Club 3, Card Section 2, DECA 4. GEORGE HORNBECK— Track 2-3- 4. DARREL HUGHES — International Club 3, Band 2, VICA 4. JOE HUNTER— Varsity M 3-4, Let- termans 2, Football 3-4, Wrestling 4, Baseball 3-4, Intramurals 2-3. BUDDY ILES — CAA 4, Medinamite 3, Wrestling 3, Track 2. MARY INGRAM— Art Club 4. CHRIS JAMEYSON— CAA 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Card Sec- tion 2, Choir 4, Valentine Queen 4. GLENDA JENEWEIN— CAA 4, Pep Club 4, Gymnastics 3-4, FTA 3, GAA 2-3-4. SYLVIA JOHNSON— S t u d e n t Council 4, Gymnastics 3-4, FTA 2, GAA 2-3-4 . Choir 3-4. JEFF JONES — Varsity M 3, Inter- national Club 2, Lettermans 2, Foot- ball 2-3, Track 2, Intramurals 2. DAVID JUDKINS— Math Club 4, Self Discipline 4, International Club 3, Orchestra 3-4, Choir 2-3-4. LINDA KEMP — Medinamite 4, Band 2- 3-4. KAREN KENZIG— Band 4. MARION KIEFER— Drama Club 3-4, Self Discipline 4, Choir 3. RON KOCH— CAA 3, Audio Club 2, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3, Star- dusters 4. BOB KOEHL— CAA 4, Audio Club 3- 4, International Club 2-3-4, Band 2- 3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4, Stardusters 3- 4, Track 2, Intramurals 2-3. TERRY KOLONICK— DECA 4. SUE KREJCI— Pep Club 3, Med- inian 3, Gymnastics 3, Drama Club 2- 3, GAA 2-3-4 , Card Section 3, Intramurals 3-4. BECKIE KYLE— VICA 4 BYRON LARSEN— CAA 4, Gym- nastics 2, Drama Club 4, Medina- mite 4, Band 2-3-4 , Orchestra 2- 3- 4, Stardusters 4. RON LETTERLY— Student Council 4, Varsity M 3-4, Lettermans 2, Football 2-3-4 Captain, Baseball 2- 4 Co-Captain, Basketball 2-3-4, Track 3. LIZ LOVELESS— Pep Club 2-4, Audio Club 4, Drama Club 2-3, GAA 2-4, International Club 3, In- tramurals 2-4. JOYCE MARSHALL— Pep Club 3- 4, Drama Club 4, GAA 4, Art Club 4, Card Section 3. JOHN MARTINEZ— Varsity M 3, Lettermans 2, Football 2-3, Wrest- ling 3, Intramurals 2. SALLY MAUN— CAA 3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Drama Club 3-4, GAA 2- 3-4, Medinamite 4, International Club 3, Card Section 2-3-4. PHIL MAUR — Student Council 4 , Gymnastics 3, Varsity M 3-4, Drama Club 4, Self Discipline 4, Track 2-3, Buckeye Boys ' State Delegate 3. MARY MEDLEN— Pep Club 2, Y- Teens 2, Choir 2. BILLIE MEYERS— CAA 4, GLC 3- 4, Math Club 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Medinian 3-4 Asst. Editor, GAA 2- 3- 4, Self Discipline 4, Class Secre- tary 3-4, Intramurals 2, JV Cheer- leader 3 , Cheerleader 4, Buckeye Girls ' State Alternate, 3, Homecom- ing Queen 4. PAUL MILLER— TFA 2-3, Wrestling 3. LINDA MONTGOMERY— Pep Club 2-3-4, Gymnastics 3-4, Drama Club 2-3-4, GAA 2-3-4, International Club 3, Card Section 2, Choir 3-4, Cheerleader 3-4, Intramurals 4, Homecoming Attendant 4. KATHY MORRIS— CAA 3-4, Math Club 4, Pep Club 3-4, Medinian 3- 4, Drama Club 2-3-4, FTA 2, Self Discipline 4, International Club 3-4, Card Section 3. DIANE MORTON— CAA 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Drama Club 4, FTA 4, GAA 2-3-4, International Club 3-4, Card Section 2-3. DIANE MYERS— CAA 3-4, Pep Club 3, Medinian 3, Drama Club 2- 3, FTA 2, GAA 4, Self Discipline 4, Card Section 3, Intramurals 4. MIKE MCMULLEN — Self Discipline 4, Baseball 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4. DAVE NESBITT — Student Council 4, CAA 3-4 , Varsity M 3, Self Disci- pline 4, International Club 3-4, Ten- nis 2-3. BARBARA NIXON— Student Coun- cil 4, CAA 3-4, Medinian 3-4, Gym- nastics 3, Drama Club 2-3-4 , GAA 2-3-4, International Club 3-4. 147 Senior Activities JOHN NIXON — Lettermans 2, Track 2. DAVE NULL — CAA 3-4, Wrestling 3. DAVE OBERHOLTZER— Math Club 4, Varsity M 3-4, Self Discipline 4, Lettermans 2, Football Manager 3- 4, Wrestling 3-4, Basketball Man- ager 2, Track 4, Intramurals 2. ALICE OSTAFF — Pep Club 2-3-4, Drama Club 4, GAA 4, International Club 4, Intramurals 3-4. JOEDY PACKARD— CAA 4, Audio Club 4, Drama Club 2-3-4, Orches- tra 2, Choir 3-4. MIKE PALINCHIK— Student Coun- cil 4, CAA 3-4, Math Club 4, Var- sity M 3-4, Self Discipline 4, Letter- mans 2, Football 2-3-4, Tennis 2-3- 4, ' Class President 4, Intramurals 2-3, Prom King 4. GEORGE PANDUR— VICA 4. JUDY PANDUR— CAA 3, Pep Club 2, Medinian 4, Gymnastics 3-4, Drama Club 2-3, GAA 2-3-4, Self Discipline 4, International Club 3, Intramurals 2. KAREN PARTRIDGE— S tudent Council 4, CAA 4, Math Club 4, Medinian 3-4 Editor, Gymnastics 4, Drama Club 2-3, GAA 2-3, Self Dis- cipline 4, International Club 3-4. GAIL PHILLIPS— Choir 2-3, DECA 4. JANE PHILLIPS— CAA 4, FHA 3, Medinian 3, FTA 4, Y-Teens 2-3, Self Discipline 4. TIM PHILLIPS — Gymnastics 2, Var- sity M 4, Lettermans 3, Football 2-4, Wrestling 2-4, Track 2. PAT POETSCH— CAA 4, Pep Club 2- 3-4, FTA 4, GAA 2-3-4, Card Sec- tion 2-3. BARRY POORMAN — Gymnastics 2- 3- 4. DENNY PORTER— FFA 2-3-4. NANCY PROMEY— Pep Club 2-3- 4, GAA 3, International Club 3, Card Section 2-3. MIKE RAINWATER— CAA 4, Var- sity M 4, Drama Club 3, Lettermans 2, Wrestling 2-3-4. CINDY RICHARDSON— Student Council 3-4 , CAA 3-4, Drama Club 3-4 , GAA 4 , Medinamite 4 Asst. Editor, Self Discipline 4, Band 2-3- 4 , Stardusters 4. CHRISTINE RICKARD— Student Council 3-4 , CAA 3-4, GLC 3-4, Math Club 4, Pep Club 2-3-4 , GAA 2-3-4, Self Discipline 4, Card Section 3-4, Intramurals 4, Prom Queen 4. CHERYL RIEGGER — Student Coun- cil 3 -4, CAA 3-4, GLC 3-4 , Math Club 4 , GAA 2-3, Self Discipline 4, International Club 3, Band 2-3 - 4 , Orchestra 4, Stardusters 3-4, In- tramurals 3, Class Treasurer 4, Homecoming Attendant 4. CARL RITTER — CAA 3-4, Self Dis- cipline 4, Orchestra 2-3-4 , Wres- tling 3. KATHY ROBINSON— CAA 4, Audio Club 4, Drama Club 3-4, GAA 4. DIANA SAILER— Pep Club 3-4, FTA 3-4, GAA 3-4, Band 2-3-4, Choir 2, Intramurals 4, VICA 4. CATHY SCHAMP — FFA Auxiliary 2 . MARY SCHELKLE— Pep Club 2-3- 4, Gymnastics 3, GAA 2-3-4, Band 2- 3-4, Intramurals 2. LINDA SCHWANDT— Pep Club 2- 3- 4, GAA 3-4, Self Discipli ne 4, Orchestra 2, Card Section 2-3. PAM SEDGWICK— FHA 3, 4, Pep Club 3-4, GAA 2-3, International Club 4, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3, Card Section 2-3, Intramurals 2. JEFF SETZER— FFA 2-3, Baseball 2. DEBBIE SIMS— DECA 4, GAA 2-3, International Club 2-3. JACK SKURVID— CAA 3-4, Med- inamite 4, Wrestling 2, Class Treas- urer 2. BYRON SPIETH— CAA 4, Gym- nastics 2, Choir 3, Track 3. DAVE SPIETH — Self Discipline 4. RICK SULLIVAN— CAA 4, Varsity M 4, International Club 4, Football 2, Track 2-3-4. KEN SWEET— Varsity M 3-4, Med- inamite 3, Letterman 2, Football 2- 3-4, Wrestling 3, Track 2-3-4. KARL TOPPER— CAA 4. TOM TRELEAVEN— CAA 3-4, Let- termans 2, Wrestling 3, Basketball 2, Golf 2. PAT TURNEY— CAA 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Gymnastics 4, Audio Club 4, Drama Club 3, GAA 2-3-4, Interna- tional Club 3, Card Section 2-3, In- tramurals 2-4. ROBERT ULICH— VICA 4. MURRAY VAN EPP— CAA 3-4, Varsity M 3-4, International Club 4, Lettermans 2, Football 2, Wrestling 2-3-4 Co-Captain. RICK VEREB— CAA 3, Self Disci- pline 4, Varsity M 3, Lettermans 2, Tennis 2-3-4. TOM VUNDERINK— Golf 3. SUE WALKER— CAA 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Card Section 2. TOM WALKER— CAA 4, Wrestling 2-3. GREG WARD— VICA 4 . LARRY WEITZEL— CAA 3-4, Med- inamite 3, Wrestling 3, Golf 2, In- tramurals 2. TONY WERNER— Varsity M 3-4, Lettermans 2, Baseball 4, Basketball 2- 3-4 Co-Captain. DAVE WILES — Medinian 4, Audio Club 2, Medinamite 3, Football Manager 3, Baseball 2, Choir 2-3 -4, Golf 3-4, Intramurals 2-3. DAVE WILLIAMS— Medinamite 3, Band 2-3-4. STAN YATES — CAA 4, Medinamite 4, International Club 3, Basketball Manager 2, Intramurals 2-3. 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Brauston and S. R. Torres Delores F. Kercher and Raymond L. Kercher Robert E. Smith and Burton A. Kassell HEINTZLEMAN CHEVROLET, INC. 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1 42- 1 44- 1 45 Conley, Jack 27-34-37-48-63-67-75- 76-77-82-83-84-85-88-89-93-98-99- 1 25- 141-142 Conn, Carolyn 29 40-42-48-50-52- 124-125-142 Currier, Ed 24-48-52-125-142 Cutlip, Lucy 125-142 Daum, Jim 23-126-138-142 Davis, Judy 126-142 Day, Evan 26-29-64-66-67-68- 1 00- 1 26- 142 Day, Nancy 64-66-67-126-142-142 Deeter, Sue 35-126-142 Deis Cheryl 33-59-63-126-142 Delac, Tom 37-48-73-82-83-94-95- 126- 142 Denson, Kathy 60-126-130-142 Downing, Teresa 48-58-59-126-142 Drei be I bis, John 126-142 Duringer, Bob 378-48-82-83-126-142 Effinger, Sue 34-40-57-66-126-141- 142 Failor, Al 127-142 Failor, Ray 60-61-127-142 Fargo, Diane 48-50-57-64-66-67-7 1 - 127- 142 Ferguson, Betty 127-142 Ferrell, Arden 1 27- 1 4 1 - 1 42 Fetty, Sheila 59-63-127-142 Flynn, Cheryl 68-127-142 Fodor, Jim 48-57- 101 - 127-138- 142 Fodor, Bob 37-94-127-142 Forsha, Jeanne 68-127-142 Friday, Kendra 27-32-34-40-48-55- 57- 1 27- 1 4 1 - 1 42- 1 44- 1 45 Friedt, Judy 34-40-44-45-52-64-66- 67- 70-7 1 - 1 27- 141-142 Frost, Ed 60-61-128-142 Fuchs, Lois 59-128-142 Gannon, Jim 128 Ganyard, Diane 48-56-57-64-66- 1 28- 1 4 1 - 1 42- 144-1 45 Gapas, Dale 60-61-128-142 Gaugler, Hanson 1 28- 1 30- 1 4 1 - 1 42 Gaynor, Penny 128-142 Geisinger, Alen 48-128-141-142 Gerding, Celia 38-40-48-72-73-74- 129-142 Gibbs, Linda 34-38-40-50-129-137- 142 Goodwin, Rick 37-52-56-57-68-98- I 29-141-142 Gorfido, Kathy 38-40-71-129-142 Graham, George 60-129-142 Gransee, Judy 38-40-63-70-129-142 Haas, Jerry 48-52-55-57-129-142 Hale, Janet 32-34-38-40-44-45-48- 52-75-76- 129- 141 - 143- 144 Hall, Robert 48-97-129-142 Hang,, Rich 37-48-83-96-129-141- 142 Hanshue, Gary 129-142 Harms, Tom 32-34-48-63- 1 22- 1 29- 1 4 1 - 1 42- 1 44- 1 45 Harrington, Jackie 32-34-44-45-48- 64-7 1 - 1 30- 1 35- 1 4 1 - 1 42- 1 44- 1 45 Hattery, Jan 2-22-38-40-44- 1 30- 1 42- 168 Haueisen, Mary 68-130-142 Henninger, Pam 25-38-40-68-130-142 Hetrick, Gary 37-77-82-83-84-85-86- 87-96-130-141-142 Hettinger, Maxine 130-142 Hinkel, Dave 130-142 Horkey, Kathy 59-142 Hornbeck, George 96-130-142 Huffman, Henry 131-142 Hughes, Darrell 60-61-131-142 Hunter, Joe 37-82-83-85-94-98-99- 131- 142 lies, Buddy 1 24- 131-1 42 Ingram, Mary 35-131-142 Jameyson, Chris 38-40-46-47-48-70- 1 3 1 - 142- 144 Jenewein, Glenda 40-48-131-142 Johnson, Sylvia 40-42-43-52-53-63- 64-68-131-142 Jones, Jeff 26-29-131-142 Judkins, Dave 27-32-48-68-70-131- 1 4 1 - 1 42- 1 44- 1 45 Kemp, Linda 57-64-131-143 Kenzig, Karen 64-66-131-143 Kiefer, Marion 132-143 King, Kathy 59-132-143 Koch, Ron 64-66-132-143 Koehl, Bob 34-48-64-66-67-70-71- 132- 143 Kolonick, Terry 58-59 Krejci, Sue 40-132-143 Kyle, Becky 60-132-143 Larsen, Byron 2 1 -48-52-57-64-66-70- 132-143 Lee, Barb 132-143 Leister, Dave 48-62-64-66-67-132-143 Letterly, Ron 37-63-72-77-82-83-84- 86-88-98-132-143 Loveless, Liz 36-38-40-133-143 Marshall, Joyce 35-38-40-52-133-143 Martinez, John 132-133-143 Maun, Sally 29-38-40-48-52-57- 1 33- 143 Maur, Phil 37-46-62-63-72- 133-141- 143- 144-145 Medlen, Mary 133-143 Meyers, Billie 27-32-38-40-45-48-54- 55-72-73-74-80-8 1 - 1 22- 1 33- 1 4 1 - 1 43- 144- 145 Miller, Paul 133-143 Mollohan, Bernie 134-143 Montgomery, Linda 38-40-52-68-70- 72-73-74-80-81-134-143 Mooney, Cheryl 134-143 Morris, Kathy 27-32-34-38-48-52-55- 1 34- 141- 1 43-144-145 Morton, Diane 22-29-34-38-40-48-50- 52-134-137-143 Mutter, Jay 134-143 Mutter, Michelle 25-38-40-68-134- 143 Myers, Diane 24-40-48-134-141-143 McClain, Mike 82-83-124-133-143 McClure, Gary 143 McMullen, Mike 88-89-92-93-98- 1 33- 143 Nesbitt, Dave 34-48-49-63-134-141- 143 Nixon, Barb 34-40-48-52-55-63- 1 34- 143 Nixon, John 24-134-143 Null, Dave 48-134-143 Oberholtzer, Dave 83-97- 1 35- 141- 143 Ostaff, Alice 34-38-46-52-135-143 Packard, Joedy 36-40-48-52-135-143 Palinchik, Mike 32-37-48-63-75-76- 82-83- 1 00- 1 22- 135- 141 -143- 144- 145 Pandur, George 60-61-135-143 Pandur, Judy 40-55-135-143 Partridge, Karen 32-34-42-48-54-55- 63-135-143-144-145 Phillips, Gail 59-135-143 Phillips, Janie 48-50-136-143 Phillips, Tim 82-83-94-136-143 Poetsch, Pat 38- 46-48-50-136-143 Poorman, Barry 136-143 Porter, Dennis 136-143 Potts, Mary 38-40-136-143 Promey, Nancy 136 Rainwater, Mike 37-48-94-136-143 Ramirez, Bill 68-136-143 Rearick, Nancy 136-143 Richardson, Cindy 27-32-40-44-45- 48-52-55-56-57-63-66-67-71-136-143- 144-145 Rickard, Chris 32-38-40-45-48-63-75- 76- 1 36- 1 4 1 - 1 43- 1 44- 1 45 Riegger Cheryl 32-44-45-47-48-67- 70-7 1 -72-73-74- 1 22- 1 37- 1 4 1 - 1 43- 1 44- 145 Ritter, Carl 1 8-48-70- 1 4 1 - 1 43- 1 44- 145 Roberts, Dennis 137-143 Robinson, Kathy 36-40-48-52- 1 37- 143 Ruf, Sherry 38-40-137-142 Sailer, Diana 38-40-50-60-64-66- 1 37- 143 Schamp, Cathy 137-143 Schelkle, Mary 38-40-64-66-137-143 Schwandt, Linda 29-40-137-141-143 Sedgwick, Pam 64-70-137-143 Setzer, Jeff 138-143 Sims, Debbie 58-59-138-143 Skurvid, Jack 48-57-73-138-143 Spieth, Byron 138-143 Spieth, David 1 38- 141-1 43 Stewart, Debbie 29-48-57-138-143 Sullivan, Rick 48-96-137-138-143 Sweet, Ken 37-96-82-83-84-138-143 Topper, Karl 139-143 Treleaven, Tom 48-139-143 Turney, Pat 38-40-48-139-143 Ulich, Robert 60-139-143 Van Epp, Murray 34-37-48-73-94- 124-139-143 Vereb, Rick 26-27-100-139-143 Vunderink, Tom 139-143 Walker, Sue 38-40-139-143 Walker, Tom 48-139-143 Ward, Greg 60-139-143 Weitzel, Larry 48-139-143 Werner, Tony 20-37-39-48-57-63-72- 73-88-91-93-98-139-143 Wiles, Dave 55-101-140-143 Williams, Dave 24-64-66-140-143 Williams, Pam 25-33-38-40-140-143 Yates, Stan 48-57-138-140-143 Yeager, Jane 34-44-45-48-52-63-64- 66-7 1 - 1 40- 141-143 Yoder, Kathryn 59-140-143 Younker, Kathy 58-59-140-143 Yoxtheimer, Lori 140-143 JUNIORS Ainger, Kirk 116 Akers, Gary 32- 1 1 6 Anderson, Judy 47-63-64-66-80-116 Aufmuth, Dick 26-29-95-116 Austin, Fran 53-66-80-81-116 Balliet, Vickie 1 16 Bargar, Betty 40-116 Barnes, Linda 1 16 Barrett, Martin 1 16 Beckowitz, Carol 56-68-70-116 Beers, Kathy 24-116 Berger, Robert 1 16 Betz, Ron 23-116 Bigham, Dan 1 16 Blake, Rick 1 16 Bowman, Karen 68-116 Brewer, Gerald 68-116 Brinker, Barb 38-116 Brobst, Rick 22- 1 1 6 Brooks, M ike 26-27-29-116 Brown, Bill 1 16 Burdette, Clifford 69 Burlingame, Mike 83-98-116 Canfield, Connie 1 16 Carten, Debbis 1 16 Chandler, Gary 66-116 Chase, Dale 100-116 Clark, Janet 21-49-64-66-70-117 Clary, Pam 117 Claypool, Dave 22-117 Clevidence, Tom 19-37-38-83-94-98- 99-117 Conley, Kevin 57-117 Cook, Betty 117 Covey, Pat 69-70-117 Craig, Marlon 1 17 Cull in, Mary 117 Davis, Ed 88-117 Davis, Joella 1 17 Davison, Russ 1 17 DeGenero, Frank 37-91-117-13! Denson, Richard 1 17 Deyling, Jim 117 Donahue, Evelyn 29-66-117 Donnelly, Joe 37-96-117 Dougherty, Gail 64-66-71-117 DuPlaga, Kathy 1 17 Dunn, Alice 1 17 Dye, Rick 57-63-83-95-98-117 Eaton, Chuck I 17 Eckert, Ray 82-83-85-89-92-98-117 Eddy, Bill 66-64-117 Eggleston, Jim I 17 Elliott, Marcia 34-40-49-52-66-117 England, Delora 38-40-117 Fahlman, Chris 34-49-117 Febus, Sally 34-38-40-44-45-49-50-5!- 52-53-62-63-77-1 17 Feldman, Paul 1 0 1 - 1 17 Ferguson, Catherine 117 Fesco, Fran k I 17 Feizer, Elaine 47-49-63-64-66-117 Fetzer, Linda 40- 1 1 8 Fleming, Lorayne 1 18 Fodor, Kathy 44-45-64-66-70-71-118 Fowls, Brian 1 18 French, Marsha 68-118 Fulton, Steve 1 18 Gasper, Roger 1 1 8 Gerding, Julia 29-1 18 Gish, Faith 68-118 Gorey, Bob 1 18 Gorfido, Debbie 38-40-118 Gowe, Jim 83-1 18 Graff, John 40-95-118-125 Gregory, Barb 118 Grey, Phil 40-42-106-118 Greive, Vikki 34-40-50-52-64-66-118 Grove, Tom 1 18 Groves, Beverly 38-40-118 Groves, Dave 40-98-113-118 Haas, Nancy 49-50-64-66-70-118 Hallock, Macy 22-36-52-53-118 Hamlin, Bonnie 40-78-103-105-118 Hanshue, Cathy 82-83-118 Harrington, Sandy 19-34-40-49-118 Haueisen, Carol 40-42-80-8 ! -89- 1 05- I 18-133 Header, Paul 37-83-88-98-118 Herigstad, Leif 1 1 8 Hill, Jim 42-96-97 Hood, Elaine 118 Hood, Pam 1 18 Hunter, Jeff 83-95-118 Hunter, Tom 34-49-83-97-118 Hurd, Cindy 38-40-48-49-52-53-76- 80-118 Indoe, Bob I 18 Jedlicka, Vicki 46-64-66-67-118 Jenkins, Lynn 1 18 Jenkins, Sandy 64-66-118 Jester, Gayle 33-1 18 Jindra, Jeanne 1 18 Jones, Doug 1 8-37-82-83-84-86-88- 90-91-92-93-100-118 Jones, Gary 64-65-88-118 Kapp, Peggy 35-1 18 Karson, Jeff 34-37-82-83-96-118 Keefer, Al 37-54-55-82-83-96-118 Kelley, Vicki 34-38-40-49-52-118 173 Index Kline, Kathy 34-35-38-40-50-5 1 -54- 55-63-68-76-119 Klooz, Linda 35-50-63-64-66-67-70- 1 19 Koch, Barb 45-64-66-71-119 Kovacek, Lenn 98-1 19 Kovacek, Pat 34-38-40-52-119 Krebs, John 68-78-119 Kreiger, Bruce 1 19 Kulp, Barb 40-64-66-119 LaBadie, Laura 39-40-68-112 Lane, Robert 1 19 Lawrence, Bill 41-82-83-97-1 13-1 19- 128 Leaden, Ann 68-119-40-50-52-38 Lee, Dorothy 41-1 19 Lehman, Marti 38-40-119 Lewis, Penny 41-1 19 Lincoln, Tom 41-64-66-77-119 Lockwood, Karl 41-119 Loveman, Mike 36-1 19 Loyer, Richard 41-1 19 MacLeod, Dee 40-52-119 Medley, Sherry 41-64-77-105-119 Medley, Madeline 41-87-103-105 Mesick, Kathy 35-40-49-50-52-57-64- 119 Miller, Dave 83-120 Miller, Donna 120 Monaco, Kathy 40 Morris, Terry 56-57-83-120 Morse, Allen 41-54-120 Morse, Ray 41-120 Muich, Carol 38-120 McClellan, Donna 40-68-119 McClure, Doug 36-119 McComas, Carla 19-34-40-49-50-119 McCourt, Loretta 41-119 McDermott, Terry 119 Neptune, Rich 34-36-49-52-64-66-76- 101-120 Nettleton, Nancy 120 Nichols, Carolyn 2 1 -34-40-45-49-68- 70-120 Nixon, Joanne 40-52-120 North, Randy 56-120 Olds, Bob 82-83-120 Palker, Jeff 69-76-101-120 Pandur, Tom 120 Peacock, Larry 57-98-99- 1 20 Peterson, Robin 120 Petty, Delanne 120 Piter,- Carol 120 Powell, Rose 120 Pfock, Marshall 120 Quick, Steve 120 Rapp, Rob 82-83-96-120 Rearick, Don 120 Rice, Carol 64-66-120 Ritchie, Gail 38-40-49-120 Roby, Leland 120 Rodgers, Bill 57-120 Roshon, Gwynne 29-53-68-77-80-8 1 - 120 Ross, Chuck 120 Russell, Sue 36-120 Ryan, Kim 120 Sauer, Larry 120 Schlechty, Kay 34-50-64-66-70-71-120 Schray, Dave 69-120 Selzer, Jim 120 Setzer, Sharon 120 Severs, Steph 38-40-49-120 Sexton, Sue 120 Shultzman, Carol 120 Sittinger, Sharon 121 Skurvid, Jim 37-95-101-121 Smithberger, Mark 121 Steffen, Alan 64-66-121 Steingass, Dan 34-36-49-121 Stevie, Glenda 36-121 Street, Bill 83-97-121 Stuart, Theresa 121 Tetzel, Richard 121 Todd, Claudia 68-121 Toth, Doug 121 Turek, Linda 121 Turnbaugh, Nancy 23-121 Varisco, Sue 121 Varney, Joy 121 Velenowith, Tim 121 Veres, Margie 52-121 Voss, Delbert 121 Waite, Darrell 91-121 Walker, Shirley 64-66-121 Webb, David 121 Wells, Dave 121 Whitacre, Tim 95-100-121 Wilke, Mike 121 Wilkinson, Jan 80-121 Willis, Randy 121 Wolf, Bill 22-49-50-68-95-121 Yeager, Kathy 68-121 Ziegler, Mark 89-100-121 SOPHOMORES Abeling, Lynn 64-66-110 Abell, Connie 64-66-110 Albright, Donna 110 Alspach, Rick 1 10 Anderson, Bruce 1 16 Bailey, Marilyn 38-78-110 Baker, Thom 64-66-97-110 Barnes, Theresa 46-110 Batchelder, Kathy 34-39-40-50-63- 110 Beck, Bill 68-1 10 Beckwith, Steve 1 10 Bedford, Barb 39-40-110 Bixler, Mark 63-64-66-69-90-96-110 Blankenship, Sue 39-40-110 Blevens, Rick 1 10 Bluhm, Bonnie 1 10 Bogard, Joe 1 10 Bonadio, Kathy 39-40-52-110 Bougher, Jeff 23-110 Brown, Mimi 34-39-40-68-110-168 Broyles, Don 1 16 Brubaker, Sue 1 10 Buchanan, Billie 40-1 10 Burgdorfer, Steve 110 Burlingame, Scott 96-110 Cabell, Becky 68-110 Canfield, Ken 98-1 10 Cantwell, Jane 39-68-77- 1 1 0 Carlisle, Tom I JO Carter, Don 1 10 Caverly, Tim 90-111 Cavey, Mike 101-1 1 1 Cayce, Walter III Chambers, John 1 1 1 Chandler, Chris 34-39-40-47-52-62- 63-64-66-68-71-111 Churgovich, Janice 40-52-64-66-111 Clark, George 83-111 Clay, Rosalyn 50-68-70- 1 1 1 Clemens, Carol 1 1 1 Cleveland, Ken 1 1 1 Coffey, Mike 83-94-96-111 Cogar, Pat 1 1 1 Cogar, Leon III Coleman, Kathy 33-40-111 Coleman, Rachel 1 1 1 Cornelius, Rick 95-111 Cotter, Chris 34-39-40-111 Craig, Rhon III Cripps, Ralph 36-111 Currier, Mary 34-111 Davis, Candy 39-40-50-52-62-63-64- 66 - 68-111 Delac, Bill 1 1 1 Deuring, Ray 64-66-71-80-111 Donahey, Denise 39-40-64-111 Donovan, Mike 83-1 1 1 Dreibelbis, Bonnie 34-39-40-69-111 Dreibelbis, Peggy 1 1 1 Dunbar, Bea 33-111 Duncan, Belton III Dwyer, Kathy 39-40-52-111 Eaton, Nick 1 1 1 Ewing, Joel 50-52-64-66-111 Feldman, Mark 1 1 1 Fiser, Sharon 64-66-111 Friday, Kaleen 40-111 Friedt, Gary 37-82-83-97-111 Gannon, Arlene 1 1 1 Gannon, Eileen 68-111 Gerspacher, Gary 1 1 1 Gerspacher, Sue 39-111 Glass, Scott 1 01 - 1 1 1 Gorey, Barb III Govin, Charles 83-111 Gregory, Josephine 39-68-111 Grieve, Claudia 34-39-40-52-64-66- 111 Haas, John 63 ; 64-66-90-1 1 1 Hadlock, Lorraine 70-111 Hanshue, Dave 1 12 Hardinger, Jody 29-39-40-112 Harsin, Jill 50-1 12 Hatfield, Linda 1 12 Hausman, Marsha 40-68-112 Hausted, Linda 112 Ha wkins, Tim 1 12 Header, Jim 1 12 Henke, Gerry 29-39-50-52-112 High. Kris 38-39-64-65-66-112 Hill, Barb 39-40-43-112 Himmel, Joel 1 12 Hitzelberger, Bob 112 Hodges, Doug 95-112 Hoen, Kim 39-40-112 Houston, Carol 34-39-40-68-112 Hronek, Faith 46-1 12 Hunter, Claudia 46-47-80-112 Hunter, Mark 37-63-83-96-97-112 Huston, Wayne 64-66-95-112 lies, Steve 1 12 Jennings, Pat 39-40-1 12 Jindra, Susan 50-64-66-92-112 Johnson, Keith 1 12 Johnson, Sandy 34-39-40-52-66-67- 112 Jones, Gayle 33-40-112 Josh, Charles 1 12 Kabeller, Ginger 34-39-40-112 Karson, Pat 83-90-112 Keiper, Al 1 12 Kemmerling, Karen 34-39-40-112 Kilgore, Howard 96-112 Kincaid, Laura 29-34-39-40-52-112 Kinsley, Tom 1 12 Kirk, Nancy 1 12 Klopp, Helen 23-68-70-112 Knoch, Dan 1 12 Kowal, John 1 12 Krebs, Loretta 68-112 Krosse, Ann 39-40-1 12 Lacquement, Gary 112 Lade, Rick 112 Lance, Jennifer 33-1 12 Leister, Mary 36-64-66-89-112 Leonard, Bob 1 12 Linek, Richard 47-64-66-82-97-112- 128 Lipstreu, Sue 39-1 12 Lowey, Bob 47-112-128 Magowan, Marlene 34-35-39-40-52- 112 Marquardt, Wendy 28-29-34-112 Marsh, Jon 1 13 Martinez, George 47-86-113 Matacic, John 37-63-95-113 Matthews, Jenny 113-39-40 McClain, Stan 47-83-113 McClaning, Steve 47-98-113 McClaskie, Kay 29-1 13 McClung, Beth 1 1 3 McCourt, Janet 1 1 3 McEwen, Ken 47-82-83-87-90-96- I 12-1 13 McMillen, Bonnie 1 13 Meincke, Dennis 1 13 Miavitz, George 1 13 Mihalko, Peggy 40-64-66-70- 1 1 3 Miley, Connie 23-29-39-50-52-113 Mooney, Ed 113 Moore, Dave 83-98-113 Morris, Cindy 40-113 Morris, Nonda 33-1 13 Motz, Sharon 103-1 13 Muha, Barry 23-34-70-96-113 Muich, Dave 35-64-66-113 Naragon, Cindy 28-34-36-39-52-64- 66-113 Nees, Debbie 50-52-64-66-113 Noftz, Larry 113 North, John 1 13 Ode, Debbie 47-57-70-81-113 Ostaff, Terry 1 13 Packard, Ronda 47-64-66-81-105-113 Page, Virginia 47-70-8 1 - 1 1 3 Palinchik, Jim 47-82-94-113-125 Palmatier, Paul 61-69-113 Papenhausen, Karen 39-40-113 Patrick, Linda 1 1 3 Pennington, Jane 34-39-40-64-66-113 Penrose, Sue 39-113 Petty, Sherry 23-39-40-43-113 Piatt, Diana 33 Placke, Sharon 1 13 Porter, John 48-113 Powell, Wilmer 1 13 Presock, Gary 1 13 Presock, Henry 113 Promey, Cheryl 48-8 1 -97- 103- 105-1 13 Pursley, Sue 48-103-105-113 Ramirez, Elizabeth 113 Ray, Pauline 35-52-1 14 Reed, Gayle 1 14 Rivers, Sue 28-34-36-52-68-114 Roberts, Dave 1 14 Roby, Lew 25-48-83-90-114-128 Rodgers, Charles 48-66-68-81-114 Rodgers, Janet 50-114 Rollins, Craig 81-1 14 Rooy, Cindy 33-1 14 Rose, Bill 81-1 14 Ross, Gwendolyn 34-114 Roth, Barb 40-114 Rucker, Gloria 33-38-68-114 Rych, Cindy 39-40-1 14 Salay, Emily 33-34-1 14 Sanford, Diane 34-50-68-114 Schilling, Bev 34-39-40-114 Schindler, Sue 34-40-52-68-114 Schlechty, Karen 40-66-67-114 Schmitzer, Sandy 39-40-52-114 Schneider, Debbie 39-40-114 Schultz, Karen 34-39-40-52-114 Scott, Donna 50-52-68-114 Selzer, Ron 1 14 Sepper,. Dennis 36-1 14 Sevougian, Steve 48-97-114 Shank, Charles 52-1 14 Sherman, Barbara 1 14 Sherman, Bonnie 81-114 Shook, Lynn 39-68-1 14 Shrimplin, Sue 34-39-40-115 Shurance, Nancy 48-81-115 Simones, Pam 2 1 -34-40-70- 1 1 5 Sittinger, Dick 48-1 15 Smalley, Pam 46-50-64-66-115 105-115 Smith, Bonnie 49-115 Smith, Georgina 48-8 1 -97- 1 03- 105-115 Smith, Mary 34-39-40-64-66-68-115 Smith, Ron 36-64-66-68-115 Steffen, Lloyd 49-64-66-81 Steffens, Kathy 40-64-66-70-115 Stein, Ann 34-39-40-63-50-80-115 Steiner, Eugene 34-52-64-65-66- 68-115 Strouse, Joan 34-39-40-115 Suddleson, Marcia 46-50-64-66-70- 115 Swartz, Tom 49-64-66-71-80-115 Sweet, Debbie 39-40-64-66-80-115 Tanner, Roger 49-59-97J 15-128 Taylor, Dianne 49-68-81-115 Taylor, Lynn 34-52-68-115 Thompson, Larry 25-49-90- 1 1 5 Truthan, Chris 34-1 15 Turney, Jeff 1 15 Tyler, Marianne 34-40-52-64-66-115 VanHorsten, Craig 49-115-127 Vance, Jackie 1 15 Vidika, Ron 115 Walters, Beth 39-40-52-64-66-71-115 Ward, Bob 1 15 Welch, Donna 1 15 Wells, Kathy 115 Wells, Linda 1 15 Welty, Charlotte 28-29-39-40-52-68- 70-115 Wiles, Kathy 34-50-52-64-66-115 Wilke, Becky 115 Williams, Rick 37-83-98-115 Wilson, Karyn 34-39-40-52-115 Wilt, Vicky 115 Wolf, Kris 28-34-39-46-50-68-115 Yeager, Dave 115 Yeager, Phyllis 49-64-66-115 Yike, Gary 1 15 174 Index Zarney, Debbie 34-62-64-66-115 Zay, Chris 39-40-52-115 Zimmerman, Barb 115 FRESHMEN Abramoska, Paul 104 Acker, Cathy 39-40-70-104 Allain, Rich 104 Anderson, George 97-104 Andrews, Vicki 39-40-47-52-70-104 Anklam, Ray 104 Asher, Don 104 Aukerman, Ken 104 Bailey, Jim 104 Bailey, Mary 104 Baisden, Paul 1 104 Baratta, Tony 98-104 Barnes, Doris 104 Barnes, Bill 104 Barrett, Mark 104 Beck, David 70-104 Beckwith, Barb 40-46-104 Berger, Gene 104 Betz, Cindy 39-40-104 Biggs, Sandy 104 Bigham, Debie 104 Biliczky, Carol 39-40-104 Bixby, Jeff 28-36-104 Blevins, Bonnie 104 Blossom, Mary 104 Borsich, Jim 104 Bowman, Dave 104 Boyer, Allen 71-104 Brown, Tom 104 Burnside, Donna 105 Burnside, Jennings 1 15 Carlisle, Ray 105 Casey, Denise 40-52-105 Chamberlain, Sheila 39-40-105 Chester, Roger 105 Clarkson, Phil 105 Claude, Denyse 105 Clay, Steve 105 Cleary, Dianne 40-105 Cleary, Mike 96-105 Clifford, Gary 105 Cogar, Carol 105 Cogar, Leon 105 Cole, Don 105 Collins, Larry 96-105 Cowden, Sandy 105 Cowden, Sue 40-52-105 Crane, Vickie. 39-40-52-105 Cripps, Debbie 105 Cronick, Chuck 97-105 Crooks, Jim 105 Davis, Candice 34-70-105 Davis, Doris 40-105 DeGenero, Tom 105 Demczyk, Charles 105 Denson, Judy 70-105 Deuring, Jim 105 Dietrich, Dave 105 Donnelly, Jim 105 Drogell, Bob 105 Duncan, Thom 105 Duringer, Kim 39-40-46-52-105 Eaken, Connie 34-46-105 Eberwine, Kim 105 Eckert, Debbie 105 Eddy, Melissa 40-46-47-52-105 Elliott, Portia 39-40-105 Fain, Ron 68-105 Falconer, Donna 46-70-105 Farren, Tom 105 Febus, Scott 97-105 Ferguson, Janyce 105 Fetty, Linda 105 Fetzer, Phyllis 46-70-105 Fisher, Lester 105 Fisher, Sue 105 Fleming, John 97-105 Forsha, Charmaine 33-106 Forsythe, Robin 40-46-106 Foster, Debbie 106 Foster, Larry 106 Foulke, Kerry 106 French, Doug 106 Friedt, Bonnie 40-52-106 Frost, Leonard 106 Fry, Richard 106 Gager, Allen 106 Gallucci, Cheryl 39-40-106 Ganyard, Rick 27-97-106 Gaynor, Dan 106 Gehring, Robert 106 Gibbs, Bill 106 Gifford, Don 26-106 Goebel, Pat 106 Gorfido, Brad 106 Gorfido, Cheryl 39-40-106 Gorfido, Jucy 39-40-70-106 Greene, Lucy 106 Griesinger, Mary 39-40-52-70-106 Grieve, Marv 106 Guiltinan, Jane 39-40-106 Gulledge, John 96-106 Haas, Roxie 40-52-70-106 Hajek, Bonnie 28-33-106 Haines, David 106 Hall, Debbie 46-106 Hallock, Debbie 39-40-46-52-106 Hanshue, Ron 1-6 Harms, David 36-106 Harney, Pat 106 Harrington, Kyle 98-106 Hatfield, Jack 106 Hattery, Mike 106 Hawk, Terry 106 Henderson, Senesa 33-40-106 Henschel, Kim 39-40-106 Hettinger, Wes 106 Hibbs, Bonnie 46-106 High, Linda 106 Hobb, Stephanie 39-40-46-70-107 Holston, Tim 18-63-107 Hood, Ray 96-107 Hood, Larry 107 Hronek, Bonnie 107 Hurst, Jennifer 39-52-70-107 Hutchins, Bill 107 Hutchinson, Lenora 19-28-107 Indoe, Nancy 33-107 Ingram, David 107 Jakubec, Karla 40-46-50-52-107 Jedlicka, Greg 95-107 Jennings, Dennis 107 Johnson, Ten a 23-39-40-107 Kaszian, Theresa 39-107 Keener, Al 97-107 Kenzig, Betty 107 Kerch, Pam 70-107 Kiefer, Nancy 107 Kimmich, Mark 107 Kinder, Janet 107 Kinder, Terry 107 King, Jim 107 Klein, Nancee 34-36-40-107 Klopp, David 22-26-97-107 Kovacek, Eileen 39-40-107 Krebs, Bob 107 Kreiner, Dave 107 Krosse, Eve 39-40-52-107 Kulp, Bev 39-40-107 Kungli, Paulette 107 Larsen, Ken 107 Lehmen, Debbie 39-52-107 Loveless, Steve 107 Loyer, Ellen 39-40-107 Lucas, Paul 107 Mack, Debbie 46-107 Mack, John 107 Mallery, Sue 39-40-70-107 Mann, Nancy 46-107 McClung, Gary 36-107 McCourt, Bardner 107 McCourt, Tom I 0 ' 1 McDermott, Bernie 19-107 McEwan, Craig 98-107 McLaughlin, Doug 63-98-107 McMillen, Jeff 107 Medley, Judy 33-107 Meyers, Bonnie 39-40-107 Meyers, Dennis 107 Millor, Isolina 34-40-107 Moats, Barbara 107 Mohn, Dave 97-108 Monk, Tim 108 Morton, Denise 46-52-108 Mueller, Polly 34-108 Mull, Altus 108 Mutter, Linda 34-36-39-40-108 Myers, Bill 108 Myers, Tim 26-97-104-108 Naftzger, Ken 97-108 Nees, Paul 108 Neptune, Sue 40-46-108 New, Julie 108 Newberry, Larry 108 Nixon, Ken 108 Nord, Arvid 63-97-104-108 Null, Debbie 39-40-108 Olds, Glenn 108 Perry, Tony 97-108 Phillips, Karen 108 Phillips, Sandy 39-46-108 Piter, Dennis 108 Pinney, Kirt 97-108 Poorman, Dennis 108 Powell, Teri 40-46-108 Price, Carol 46-70-108 Pritchard, Jeanne 34-108 Raker, Bonnie 108 Rapenchuk, Greg 97-108 Rawlings, Bob 97-108 Rice, Diane 108 Richardson, Nancy 40-46-108 Richardson, Bill 108 Rickard, Dirk 108 Rickey, Roger 108 Riegger, Marcia 39-40-108 Ritchie, Jim 20-108 Ritchie, Jon 20-108 Ritter, George 34-108 Robinson, Barry 97-108 Roche, David 108 Rogers, Dave 34-108 Rogers, Bill 108 Rooy, Barb 33-108 Rozell, Roland 108 Rucker, Debbie 33-40-108 Ruf, Ellen 39-46-108 Sailer, Dave 108 Savage, Paul 108 Schaefer, Cindy 39-40-108 Scherz, Terry 109-197 Schmid, Dave 109 Schneider, Dorothy 109 Setzer, Mike 109 Setzko, Judy 109 Shaw, Richard 50-109 Shearer, Patricia 109 Shelly, Rick 97-109 Shirey, Eric 70-109 Shook, Roger 109 Shrimplin, Jack 95-97-109 Shurance, Tom 34-70-109 Siegfried, Gene 109 Simmers, Doug 95-109 Simones, Debbie 39-70-109 Spears, Teena 46-109 Spies, Reg 109 Sponseller, Laura 39-40-109 Stambaugh, Pam 40-109 Starr, Sherry 39-40-46-109 Steidl, Janice 28-34-109 Street, Wanda 40-109 Stringfellow, Howard 97-109 Stuart, Charlotte 109 Summers, Steve 109 Szafranski, Marilyn 109 Thress, Debbie 109 Tippett, Teresa 39-40-109 Todd, Don 97-109 Todish, Donna 40-52-109 Tomblin, Don 109 Tompkins, Toni 40-109 Treleaven, John 26-95- 109 Turnbaugh, Mike 109 Turnbaugh, Ron 109 Vandevier, Dave 109 Van Zile, James 109 Voorhees, Sharon 47-109 Wagner, Linda 39-40-52-70-109 Wallace, Bob 97-109 Wells, Beth 109 Werner, Jane 34-38-39-40-109 White, Dale 109 White, Wesly 109 Wilder, Robert 25-47-97-104-109 Williams, Ken 97-109 Wilt, Patty 70-109 Yoder, Bill 109 Zender, Denise 109 Zimmerman, Gene 109 SCHOOL PERSONNEL Balogh, Betty 28-1 Bixler, Walter 12-71 Brewer, David 12-27 Brumm, Dorthy 12-50 Cantwell, Robert 12 Carey, Charles 12-64-65-67-71 Casterline, Larry 12-58-59 Celedonio, Robert 12 Christy, Marna 12-20-35 Cowden, Jack 13-18-36-52-53-72 Cross, Marilyn 13-14 Dague, Robert 10-13-66 Dailey, Howard 10 Daily, Irma 13-33 Dreyer, Willie 13 Eisenman, Arthur 13 El rick, Donald 12-13-138 Evans, Harl 13-37-82-96 Failor, Eleanor 28 Fiser, Stella 28 Fry, Harry 14 Geinke, Theresa 28 Gotaas, Albion 10 Graham, Stanley 14 Haas, Eugene 14-27-63 Heiges, Jeannette 14 Holdridge, Alma 14-34 Hubbard, Mary 14 Huddle, Rebecca 14-48-49 Jaskol, F. G. 14-60 Jeske, Jane 15-34 Jones, Dorothy 15 Kellogg, Susan 15-34-50 Koenig, Richard 29 Kreiger, Norma 1 1 Larson, Alvalyn 10 Lawrence, Patricia 15-38-39-40 Loughridge, James 10 Millor, Manuel 15-34 Minick, James 15 Mougey, James 15-64-65-66-69 Muren, Margaret 15-34 Neptune, Jeanette 16-44-45-57 Nichols, Stanbery 1 1 Palinchik, Shirley 28 Peters, Robert 10-16-89-93-101 Phillips, Delmar 16 Piquer, Guillermo 16 Platz, Roland 16-23 Poetsch, Marjorie 11-24 Rickard, Ruth 1 1 Saxton, Sheldon 14-15-16-27 Schafer, Losia 16 Schapiro, Eleanor 17 Shank, Marion 1 1 Shelton, Alverta 29 Slaby, Kay 17 Smith, E. W. P. II Smith, Mary Jane 10-13-17 Smith, Robert II Swinglish, Joe 17-82-97 Tibbits, William 17-77-83-87-94-95 Titus, Jean II Thornburg, Jean 11-24 Vandersall, Bruce 17-82-95 Van Nortwick, Paul 17-26 Veverka, Jeanne 1 1 Weygandt, Dale 17-88-98 Waite, Ralph II Webb, Marvin 17-54-55 Wyemura, Allan 17 175 As this record of the past school year comes to a close, we earnestly hope that this edition of the MEDINIAN will have fulfilled its purpose: to remind you of the school year in review. The students and faculty pictured in this book at work and at play were affected by local, national, and world-wide events. This was the year of Twiggy, pierced ears, mini skirts, saddles, green and white, morning announcement ad libs, and would you believe? In music, the Tijuana Brass still rated tops along with The Monkeys. Many will remember the political scene in which a lady and a movie star were elected as governors. One senator took to the recording field while another senator and a congressman were censured by their col- leagues. While police were having troubles with race riots and protest marches, the President of the United States kept in the news with a Meeting in Manila and surgery. The space race was marked by the flights of Gemini 10 the Lunar Orbiter 2, and the tragic Apollo fire which took lives of three astronauts. Discussion of the war in Vietnam was heard almost everywhere. The world mourned the loss of movie industry ' s Walt Disney while films such as The Sound of Music, Doctor Zhivago, and Virginia Woolf were box office drawing cards. Other headlines came over Wil- liam Manchester ' s book, The Death of A President, and the housewives ' boycott of supermarkets be- cause of high food prices. Teachers even got into the strike habit along with labor; and on the local scene, we even had our own school board fuss. The Editor wishes to express sincere appreciation to fellow staff members, especially Bi llie Meyers and Kathy Kline, who always came through when needed, our advertising patrons, photographers, our friends at the Gazette for so much help, and, of course, you, the subscriber. Without you, this volume would not have been possible. It is true the school year is needed, but we hope that this edition will live up to its goal: to help you Re- member when ... — Karen Partridge, Editor 176 ' ll • • . X Jit? fJBBI il f hm -r__ Ba ' Jw . • jwTK •; Br W idwriL ■ijft wfeiS : ■ ' ' { ' r� a i Wi : t Jf 1 hJW MEDINA COUNTY DISTRICT LIBRARY For Reference Not to be taken from this room