Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1968 volume:

Opportunities Unlimited IF] mm Oil •tr Volume XLV Published by The Annual Staff Editor - Kathy Kline Advisor - Mr. Marvin Webb MEDINA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 420 East Union Street Medina, Ohio 44256 MEDINIAN 1968 , 1_ LT_ ' ■ - •-•■v | I r , — n . r-- «- w r ' x.- - £ ' - ■� « ' w 4 W - . , . - W. , -J W O ; _ ■ ■ | v J A w s - j £0 aIv 5aU.S£ Z k. kZsZZk’S Z- Z Zj ' S j „ ' •JiCZ kkZZ.L Z ' Z ■ Uw£J ' 0aI Z Z a 1 O C-. C ' C ' W v ' - ' A-Al ' w. -v . C , C _ S i 7. s 0-V . .w sZk. xV-i-sJ £ wXV m ZC Z -iZi:. k.ZJOZ — j — j v. — • ZZ - - v wJ, v y . w a f , C ' JZVZkZ ' 5ZZkZ ' ’TkZ .Z - -- ■ -j’j ' -i ' ' a— v - J -J v.«Hii«iw ! i. J j- ij v j� ■ - w -Li A , +4 ' +Z f i WVw ' SVCw TO OPPORTUNITIES FOR- enjoying restful moments jumping on the bandwagon igniting school spirit studying in the library p x r ; : ; A ? ' 2 � 1 FOREWORD Medina Senior High School offers its sudents unlimited opportunities in order that they may grow in many ways during their four years here. There are opportunities for self-expression through music, drama, and art; intellectual stimulation by way of research for advanced courses; learning by teaching others in the tu- torial program; or, acquiring marketable skills through the vocational programs. MHS also provides unlimited opportunities for appreciation of the simple things such as hearing a sparkling laugh, a whisper in study hall, a squeal in biology, or a melodious chord from the music wing; seeing a freshman on his first day, tears as the scoreboard declares de- feat, a couple holding hands, a coach s side- lines frustrations, or, seniors making that last trek down the halls; doing homework on time, building a float, decorating for the prom, typ- ing a friend ' s term paper; or, just being a part of the school by standing in clustered groups, cheering at ball games, dancing at canteens, canvassing for scholarship funds, or carting in canned food for the annual Christmas canned food drive. Yes, there are opportunities— for those who wish to seize theme— opportunities that will prepare the student to enter the adult world at graduation time. In this volume, the MEDINIAN staff pre- sents for you a closer look at these Opportuni- ties Unlimited. 3 OPPORTUNITIES FOR- taking field trips eating lunch with congenial friends cheering teams to victory waiting for the evening bus goofing off in study hall 4 CONTENTS Academics Administration and Staff . . pninr ; . . . 8 . . 18 . 34 Underclassmen . 54 Athletics . 74 Musical Groups 102 Special Events no Organizations 116 Awards and Graduation . . 146 Advertising . 157 Index 188 B 6 MM OPPORTUNITIES FOR- exhibiting pride in school awards trodding the crowded stairs extolling Bees are Best competing in class events meeting personalities displaying fads and fashions 7 Modern teaching equipment has changed the face of the language classrooms. 8 Languages, as everyone knows, play a major role in achieving better communications between countries. With such modern aides as the lan- guage lab, MHS students are learning to be the diplomats of tomorrow. Languages include studies in German, Latin, French, and Spanish, to give each student the choice he desires. English, a required course for every student in the first three years, can also be made interesting. English projects, such as those by the seniors, have helped make the times of the past come alive. The student is able to acquire a solid knowledge of lands abroad, as well attaining the basics of grammar and spelling. Speech and dramatics, is a course often ignored when thoughts of language courses arise. An elective, speech offers the student interested in pursuing the finer points of debate, dramatics, and public speaking, a good background. In the course of the year, plays were written and produced, the art of makeup studied, and a wide range of speeches written and presented to the individual classes. 9 Science and math courses teach organization of facts into meaningful relationships sm-nt t R 10 Medina offers its students an opportunity to obtain a taste of each of the principal sciences: bi- ology, physical science, chemis- try, and physics. Through biology, sophomores evolve a theory of the origin, development, struc- ture, and functions of plants and animals; through chemistry as juniors, an understanding of the composition of substances; and, through physics as seniors, a knowledge of the phenomen a of matter and energy. It is through this study and laboratory work which changes facts in print to reality that the students are able to meet a scientific future confi- dently. Math courses enable the stu- dents to understand some of the sciences more fully. There is a variety of math offered here, from algebra I and geometry to trigonometry and calculus. This year, a computer has been added to the equipment of the math de- partment, and has fascinated many students. Some students have even written programs for it. I I Medina’s superb fine arts department affords 12 countless opportunities to think and perform creatively Music and art are tal- ents no well-rounded person can afford not to refine. Medina ' s fine arts department excels in en- couraging interests in all forms of beauty, from a perfect note to an oil portrait. The marching band provides entertain- ment at football games after long, hard days of practice. The concert and pep bands have also added to our enjoyment and prestige. This year the art class- es have kept not only the showcases full of their work, but also the halls and lobby. Besides this active creating, there are courses which seek to develop an ap- preciation for the fine arts through historical background. 13 Vocational courses build basic skills and business aptitudes The Home Economics department is one that is often overlooked when it comes to praise. In this department, the girls are taught all of the fine arts of homemaking, and their interest in building good and stable homes is encouraged. Home Economics has been added this year to the curriculum as a vocational course, based on the same standards as DE and DCT. Business education courses afford, not only un- limited opportunity for students planning to pursue a career in business, but also offer personal-use sub- jects, such as personal typing and notehand which aid in improving study habits. Boys have found industrial arts and mechanical drawing not only interesting but fun. In the machine shop, they are able to tinker with engines and learn valuable things about machines. 14 15 Social studies department produces true citizens In order to produce these responsi- ble citizens, the social studies depart- ment gives a basic background of the histories and governments of dif- ferent countries. Special attention is given to the United States in studying civics, economics, and American his- tory. These subjects are highlighted by films, maps, and charts. In class- rooms, discussions were long and heated as the Presidential election presented many points for arguments. 16 17 ADMINISTRATION • STAFF • STUDENTS 18 Robert A. Hedrick— Superintendent B.S., Ed., Defiance College M.S., Ed., Indiana University Alvalyn R. Larson— School Psychologist B.S., Ed., University of Miami M.A., Akron University BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Robert A. Hedrick Superintendent Ralph Waite President Miss F. C. Veverka Clerk Standing: Cal Wible Leonard Morse Robert E. Smith E. W. P. Smith Vice-President 20 initiates many changes Robert W. Dague — Assistant Principal B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College M.A., Columbia University Augie Rios — Principal B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University M.E., Kent State University Robert Peters Dean of Boys B.S., Ohio U M.A., West Virginia U M ary Jane Smith Dean of Girls B.S., Western Michigan M.A., Kent State 21 Row 1: Mr. Webb, Mr. Platz, and Mrs. Hubbard. Row 2: Mr. Alexander and Miss Chur. Row 3: Mr. Bosler and Miss Smith. Marvin W. Webb Business Education B.S.Ed., Ohio University Rollie Platz Driver Education B.S.Ed., M.Ed., Kent State Mary Hubbard Librarian B.A., Ohio Wesleyan B.S., Western Reserve T. J. Alexander Chemistry B.S., Ohio State Robin B. Chur Physical Science B.A., Muskingum College Stan Bosler Speech B.A., College of Wooster Carolyn M. Smith English B.S.Ed., Ohio University 22 MHS teachers encourage students to utilize opportunities Row 7: Miss Lawrence, Mr. Weygandt, and Mr. Corbus. Row 2: Miss Huddle. Row 3: Mrs. Neptune and Mr. Swing- lish. Patricia Lawrence Physical Education B.S.Ed., Miami U Dale Weygandt Physical Education B.A., College of Wooster M.S., Indiana University Kenneth Corbus History B.S., Ohio State Rebecca C. Huddle Social Studies B.S.Ed., Ohio State Jeanette Neptune English B.A., Baldwin-Wallace Joseph S. Swinglish Physical Science B.S.Ed., California State 23 Susan D. Hornberger Vocational Home Economics B.S.Ed., Kent State Janies Mougey Music B.S.Ed., Ohio Northern Larry Pilarski Social Studies B.S.Ed., Kent State Skilled teachers Column 1: Mr. Tibbits, Miss Hornberger, and Mr. Mougey. Column 2: Mr. Pilarski and Mr. H. Evans. Column 3: Mr. Minick and Mrs. Porter. Harl L. Evans Social Studies B.S.Ed., M.Ed., Ohio U James Minick Mathematics B.S., Penn State Fay A. Porter Mathematics B.A., Baldwin-Wallace 24 widen perspective Column 1: Column 2: Column 3: Hamm. Mr. Walker and Mr. Vandersal. Mr. Eisenmann and Mr. Brewer. Mr. Millor, Mr. Dailey, and Mrs. Manuel Millor Spanish B.A., University of Havana Howard D. Dailey Social Studies B.S.Ed., M.Ed., Kent State Marlene D. Hamm Mathematics B.S., Illinois State 25 Teachers develop young minds for adult responsibilities Row 1: Mrs. Christy, Miss Cross, and Mr. R. Evans. Row 2: Mrs. Kellogg. Row 3: Mr. Graham, Mr. Phillips, and Morrison. Mrs. Mama A. Christy Susan Kellogg Art French, Latin B.F.A., Cleveland Art Institute M.F.A., Guanajuato University B.A., Ohio Wesleyan Stanley B. Graham Marilyn Cross Physics, Biology Mathematics B.A., College of Wooster B.A., Ohio State Delmar Phillips Robert H. Evans Business Education Art B.A., B.S., M.A., Central Michigan B.A., Fairmont State University Tevis Morrison Sociology, Psychology B.A., Centre College 26 Row h Mrs. Schapiro and Mr. and Mrs. Elrick. Ro.w 2: Mr. Celidonio and Mrs. Toth. Row 3: Mr. Fry, Mr. Haas, and Miss Cox. Eleanor I. Schapiro English B.A., Western Reserve M.A., Cornell Donald Elrick English B.A., Hiram College Dorothy Elrick English B.A., Hiram College Robert J. Celidonio Industrial Arts B.S., California State Carol Toth Special Education B.S.Ed., Kent State Harry Fry Music B.M., Baldwin-Wallace B.M.Ed., College of Wooster Eugene Haas Mathematics B.S.Ed., Ohio State Susan E. Cox Home Economics B.A., Muskingum College 27 Larry Casterline Distributive Education B.S., Bowling Green M.A., Bowling Green Charles E. Carey Music B.S., Wilmington College M.A., Ohio State Lucy Shirey English B.S., Kent State Douglas Shamp English B.A., Muskingum College Foreign travel and summer studies Mr. Casterline 28 Mrs. Shirey Mr. Loveman Mr. Shamp Miss Jeske supplement an already busy schedule H. E. Linn Industrial Arts B.S., Ohio University James N. Barbor Industrial Arts B.S., Wilmington College Jeanette Heiges English B.A., Oberlin College Losia Schafer Business Education B S., Office Training Robert Cantwell English B.S., Kent State 29 Teaching is a year-round profession Faculty members for the 1968-69 school year at Medina Sen- ior High School bring to the students of the district years of ex- perience and advanced training as evidenced in a recent survey. Thirty-two colleges and universities are represented by staff members. The ranks of the sixteen members now holding Mas- ter degrees should be swelled by at least five by September since several teachers plan to acquire the added degree this summer. Our educators also bring a broad background knowledge of foreign nations to our classrooms. From the European coun- tries of England, France, Germany, and Austria, to Cuba and Mexico in the Caribbean, to the Philippines in the Pacific, comes first-hand information from faculty members who have travelled or resided there. Summer, while it is a time for some to pursue further training, or a vacation, is also a time for staff members to add other skills and knowledges to their credentials by taking jobs as commercial painters, cafeteria cashiers, food processors, youth counselors, resort managers, or fair program service managers. Our students are, indeed, truly blessed by a faculty with ex- perience, training, and a wide general background. Thus, this faculty fs well qualified to lead the youth of MHS to accomplish their lofty goals. Today ' s youth lost a friend and inter- ested teacher with the passing of Mrs. Keck last autumn. Mrs. Keck, who so ably and graciously substituted for Mrs. Hold- ridge in Latin and English when school began last September received injuries in a fall. A short time later, death unexpect- edly claimed this vivacious and young-in- spirit teacher. Students at Medina Senior High School will surely miss her cheerful smile, her unselfish, helpful attitude, and her sincere interest in them. Yes, today ' s youth has indeed lost a friend in the passing of Mrs. Keck. 30 Carl Schusterman Mechanical Drawing B.A., Ohio Un iversity Margaret Muren German B.A., Notre Dame College Jack Jaskol Diversified Cooperative Training B.S., Kent State University Secretaries are always waiting with a friendly smile Louane Kowal Secretary to Mr. Hedrick Marjorie Poetsch Secretary to Mr. Rios Jean Titus General Office Jean Thornburg Superintendent ' s Office Norma Kreiger Clerk ' s Office Ruth Rickard Secretary to. Mrs. Larson 31 Many non-certified personnel needed OFFICE WORKERS— Row 7: L. Houston, A. Krosse, G. Stevie, C. Naragon, C. Rice. Row 2 : G. Ross, G. Roshon, S. Bailey, and J. Cantwell. Row 3 : TOP LEFT: Paul Wagner J. Nixon, P. Kapp, G. Vandenberg, and S. Petty. Row 4 : A. Nord, A. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS— Row 7: B. Rucker, J. Keefer, T. Hunter, and A. Morse. Steidl, J. Hutchinson, D. Saab, D. Szabo, W. Street, and G. Henke. Row 2: G. Rucker, E. Szalay, D. Mohn, B. Pike, G. McClung, J. Bixby, P. Ray, K. Beers, and I. Millor. 7 r Wm f ¥ 1 Ik all Si W 11 t ! J l ' j HHk 1 A m • 1 ja m- m Jit Hfl f HL Ii . V ' j Vk • a ' V Clyde Rhoads Ray Sweet Alverta Shelton S. Severs, D. Miller, W. Marquardt, K. Wilson, E. Fetzer, K. Bachelder, and C. Ferguson Dalton Blackburn Sally Failor, Theresa Gienke, Betty Balogh, Stella Fiser, and Shirley Palinchik. 33 Seniors prepare to face Seniors at Medina Senior High will certainly re- member some of the situations that took place this past year. How many of those listed below will you remember twenty years from now? ' taking wide-awake pills to keep you alive so you can finish your term paper thinking the entertainment at the Junior-Senior Ban- quet was really funny until the Juniors told a funny about you praying that the Trojan Bee ' s head wouldn ' t fall off on the homecoming float hoping that Dale Chase would arrive on time with the canned goods needed to win the canned food drive competing for a spot on the quiz-down team being off limits at Stan Hywet. planning a big trip to Cedar Point for a senior celebration. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Fran Austin-secretary, Chris Fahlman- president, Cindy Hurd— vice-president, Nancy Haas— treasurer. KIRK ANTONE AINGER BRUCE ALAN ANDERSON JUDITH CECELIA ANDERSON RICHARD LAWRENCE AUFMUTH FRANCIS ANN AUSTIN BETTY MARIE BARGAR 34 the world MARTIN ALAN BARRETT CAROL LEE BECKOWITZ KATHRYN LYNN BEERS ROBERT EUGENE BERGER RONALD ALLEN BETZ WALTER DANIEL BIGHAM KAREN RITA BOWMAN AUGUSTUS GERALD BREWER BARBARA JANE BRINKER RICHARD ALLYN BROBST MICHAEL ALAN BROOKS MICHAEL DOUGLAS BURLINGAME 35 CHARLES ALAN BUTT CONNIE JO CANFIELD DEBORAH SUE CARTEN GARY JAMES CHANDLER DALE HERBERT CHASE JANET LOUISE CLARK Seniors bring in the most cans to win the canned PAMELA DARLENE CLARY FRANKLIN CLARKE CLEMENTS II DAVID HAROLD CLAYPOOL THOMAS GEORGE CLEVIDENCE Bill Lawrence knocks on wood and hopes the new cafeteria furniture will hold up. Karl Lockwood helps the furniture hold up by holding up a chair. BARBARA JoANNE COLE KEVIN ROBERT CONLEY MARLON GENE CRAIG MARY ANN CULLIN Praying Seniors await ihe arrival of Dale Chase, who in the last minutes can bring the cans necessary to win. food drive EDWARD LEON DAVIS JOELLA MAE DAVIS RUSSELL WILLIAM DAVISON FRANKLIN JOHN DeGENERO CHRISTINE FAYE DeLISLE RICHARD DEAN DENSON 37 JAMES ALLEN DEYLING EVELYN ANN DONAHUE JOSEPH RICHARD DONNELLY GAIL ANN DOUGHERTY RUTH EILEEN DULL GORDEN GAY DUNCAN Seniors excel in sports KATHLEEN ANN DePLAGA RICHARD ALAN DYE CHARLES JOHN EATON RAYMOND VERNON ECKERT Judy (Anderson) jots the finishing touches on a note to Baby Huey. 38 Barefoot Margie Veres and Debbie Carten find that they do their best art work while relaxing. WILLIAM EDWARD EDDY MARCIA LOUISE ELLIOTT DELORA JANE ENGLAND JOHN CHRISTOPHER FAHLMAN and activities SALLY JO FEBUS PAUL JOSEPH FELDMAN CATHERINE ANN FERGUSON BARBARA LEE FETTY ELAINE RUTH FETZER LYNDA JANE FETZER 39 ROBERT LEROY FITES LORAYNE DOROTHY FLEMING BURNS PATRICK FLUGUM KATHLEEN ANN FODOR NANCY JANE FOSTER JULIA ELISE GERDING FAITH DARLENE GISH DEBORAH ANN GORFIDO JAMES CAMERON GOWE JOHN CHARLES GRAFF BARBARA JEAN GREGORY PHILIP TIMOTHY GREY 40 VIKKI SUE GRIEVE THOMAS RICHARD GROVE BEVERLY RAE GROVES NANCY JENNIFER HAAS MACY MONROE HALLOCK JR. BONNIE KAY HAMLIN DAVID NEIL GROVES CATHY ANN HANSHUE Seniors look forward to receiving their diplomas Can you really measure the head-swelling pride of each Senior? Donna McClellen gets measured for her cap and gown. SANDRA MARIE HARRINGTON CAROL LEE HAUEISEN 41 LEIF A. HERIGSTAD TERRY BRUCE HILL ELAINE ADELE HOOD PAMELA ANN HOOD JEFFREY HUGH HUNTER THOMAS ARTHUR HUNTER Seniors take advantage of CYNTHIA SUE HURD VICTORIA CHRISTINE JEDLICKA SANDRA KAY JENKINS GAYLE ANN JESTER Dee England inspects the latest edition of the Medinamite. 42 JEANNE ELIZABETH JINDRA DOUGLAS WILLIAM JONES GARY THOMAS JONES PEGGY ANN KAPP JEFFREY ALAN KARSON ALBERT RAY KEEFER the opportunities at VICTORIA ANN KELLY KATHLEEN RUTH KLINE LINDA RAE KLOOZ BARBARA SUE KOCH has to serve spinach! new 43 LEONARD FRANK KOVACEK PATRICIA ANN KOVACEK GARY DONALD LACQUEMENT ROBERT ALLEN LANE BARBARA JANE KULP WILLIAM COURTNEY LAWRENCE LAWRENCE GERARD LaBADIE ANN CORIN LEADEN MHS students warmly welcome Colombian student How was I supposed to know what that meant in English! exclaims Guillermo Villacres. MARTI ANN LEHMAN THOMAS GIBBS LINCOLN 44 KARL WILLIAM LOCKWOOD MICHAEL ALAN LOVEMAN DEE ELIZABETH MacLECD BARBARA ANN MADEY NONA KAY McCLASKIE DONNA LOUISE McCLELLAN DOUGLAS ALAN McCLURE CARLA RAE McCOMAS LORETTA ANNABEE McCOURT CHRISTINE LOUISE McELFRESH JEANNETTE CECILE McHENRY MADELINE CAROL MEDLEY 45 SHERRY YVONNE MEDLEY KATHALEEN ANN MESICK DAVID MICHAEL MILLER DONNA MARIA MILLER JANE MARIE MISSINEIO KATHLEEN MONACO NONDA WILMA MORRIS TERRANCE ALLEN MORRIS ALLEN HOSMER MORSE, JR. RAY STEPHEN MORSE 46 CAROL ANN MUICH EDGAR LEE MULL RICHARD GEORGE NEPTUNE PAUL GORDON NEWBERRY CAROLYN JEN NICHOLS JOANN E. NIXON Seniors await their last day at M.H.S. I wonder how Beethoven got his start, ponders John Wanink in Music History. FATE EARL OLDS JEFFREY JOSEPH PALKER TOM STEVE PANDUR LARRY EMERSON PEACOCK 47 SUSAN MINETTE PELTON DELANNE PETTY RALPH ARTHUR PIATT MARY LOUISE PICHELMAYER CAROL LEE PIFER ROSE MARY POWELL MARSHALL JAMES PROCK STEPHEN ANTHONY QUICK ROBERT ALLEN RAPP CHERYL ANN REED CAROL KAY RICE GAIL SUE RITCHIE 48 LELAND WILLIAM ROBY KIMBERLY ANN RYAN GWYNNE LYNN ROSHON LAWRENCE CHARLES SAUER CHARLES LEO ROSS KAYE LYNNE SCHLECHTY SUSAN MARIE RUSSELL DAVID LEE SCHRAY Stan Hywet intrigues Senior English students 49 Seniors create a Trojan Bee and work to get a-head SHARON ANN SETZER STEPHANIE JEANNE SEVERS SUSAN LOUISE SEXTON CAROL ANNE SHULTZMAN SHARON LEE SITTINGER JAMES CHARLES SKURVID 50 DANIEL HENRY STEINGASS II GLENDA KAY STEVIC Paint brush, paint brush, is my hand, who ' s the greatest in the land? questions Michelangelo Palker. WILLIAM HENRY STREET THERESA KAY STUART JOHN CHRISTOPHER SWINGLE RICHARD MICHAEL TETZEL CLAUDIA JEAN TODD DOUGLAS LEONARD TOTH LINDA ANN TUREK NANCY SUE TURNBAUGH 51 MARY GAIL VANDENBERG DIANNA JOY VARNEY JAMES FINLEY VAUGHN TIMOTHY CLAIR VELLENOWETH MARGARET THERESA VERES GUILLERMO GUSTAVO VILLACRES ROBERT LEA VRBANAC DARRELL LYNN WAITE HAROLD ALLEN WAITE SHIRLEY JEAN WALKER JOHN SCOTT WANINK DAVID FRANKLIN WEBB 52 Seniors toil long hours for exams TIMOTHY TRUMAN WHITAKER MICHAEL HAROLD WILKE JAN ARDEN WILKINSON RANDALL WAYNE WILLS COLLEEN LEIGH WINEBRENNER WILLIAM KEIL WOLF 53 Juniors make the Junior-Senior Prom a spectacular Connie Abell Donna Albright Richard Alspach Thomas Baker Linda Barnes Theresa Barnes Kathy Batchelder William Beck Barbara Bedford Cyndy Been John Bell Mark Bixler JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS— Seated: Ann Stein— secretary and Kathy Batchelder— treasurer. Standing: John Haas— president and Mark Hunter— vice-president. Sue Blankenship Richard Blevins Bonnie Bluhm Joe Bogard Kathleen Bonadio Jeffrey Borden Jeff Bougher Mimi Brown Sue Brubaker Sharon Brugmann Billie Buchanan Steve Burgdorfer Scott Burlingame Rebecca Cabell Kenneth Canfield Jane Cantwell Tom Carlisle Don Carter Tim Caverly Mike Cavey Chris Chandler Jan Churgovich George Clark Craig Clasen 54 event with their theme “Gone With the Wind Rosalyn Clay Ken Cleveland Mike Coffey Patricia Cogar Kathy Coleman Rick Cornelius Chris Cotter Rohn Craig Ralph Cripps Candy Davis Bill Delac Raymond Deuring Denise Donahey Michael Donovan Bonnie Dreibelbis Peggy Dreibelbis Beatrice Dunbar Helen Dunn Kathy Dwyer Joel Ewing Mark Feldman Sharon Fiser David Flugum James Foster Brian Fowls Kaleen Friday Gary Friedt Arlene Gannon Eileen Gannon Mary Gannon Susan Gerspacher Scott Glass Barbara Gorey Charles Gouin Josephine Gregory Claudia Grieve John Haas Lorraine Hadlock Bonnie Hajek Cheryl Hallman David Hanshue All right, Coffey— how much are the seniors paying you to wreck our float? 55 Jody Hardinger William Harriger Jill Harsin Marsha Hausman Linda Hausted Tim Hawkins James Header Ellen Hemmert Geraldine Henke Kristina High Barbara Hill Joel Himmel Robert Hitzelberger Cathleen Hobart Douglas Hodge Lynn Houston Faith Hronek Claudia Hunter Mark Hunter Wayne Huston Caught in the act, Van Horsten! Steven lies Patricia Jennings Susan Jindra Keith Johnson Sandra Johnson Gayle Jones Kim Jones Charles Josh Jeanette Kabeller Patrick Karson Albert Keiper Karen Kemmerling Howard Kilgore Laura Kincaid Helen Klopp Tim Kovacek John Kowal Loretta Krebs Bruce Kreiger Ann Krosse Laura LaBadie 56 Juniors accept responsibilities of running concession stand Jennifer Lance Mary Leister Robert Leonard Richard Linek Sue Lipstreu Robert Lowey Marlene Magowan Wendy Marquardt Jonathan Marsh George Martinez John Matacic Jenny Matthews Stanley McClain Stephen McClaning Kathy McClaskie Beth McClung Kenneth McEwen Dennis Meincke George Miavitz Peggy Mihalko Connie Miley Obviously Bill and Rick aren ' t concentrating on their Trig problem. Susan Molner Edward Mooney David Moore Cynthia Morris Sharon Motz Barry Muha David Muich Cynthia Naragon Deborah Nees Larry Noftz Debra Ode Ronda Packard Virginia Page James Palinchik Paul Palmatier Karen Papenhausen Linda Patrick Jane Pennington Susan Penrose James Perkins 57 Sherry Petty Diane Piatt John Porter Gary Presock Henry Presock Cheryl Promey Susan Pursley Pauline Ray Gayle Reed Rhonda Rennard Susan Rivers David Roberts Lewis Roby Charles Rodgers Janet Rodgers Craig Rollins Cynthia Rooy William Rose Gwen Ross Barbara Roth Cynthia Rych Joseph Saab Emily Salay Diane Sanford Beverly Schilling Susan Schindler Karen Schlechty Sandy Schmitzer Juniors spend many spare hours working Debra Schneider Karen Schultz Judith Schumann Donna Scott Ronald Selzer Dennis Sepper David Sevougian Charles Shank Barbara Sherman Bonnie Sherman Lynn Shook Susan Shrimplin Junior Rah! Junior Rah! Rah, Rah, Juniors! 58 Sue Molner and Chris Zay are hard at work on their chemistry experiment. Nan Shurance Gregory Skuse Pamela Smalley Georgina Smith Kathy Smith Ronald Smith Lloyd Steffen Kathy Steffens Ann Stein Eugene Steiner Joan Strouse Marcia Suddleson Thomas Swartz Deborah Sweet Tom Swinehart on their first- place Homecoming float Roger Tanner Dianne Taylor Lynn Taylor Larry Thompson Chris Truthan Marianne Tyler David VanDevier Craig VanHorsten Patricia Vaughn Rebecca Waite Beth Walter Robert Ward Kathleen Wells Linda Wells Charlotte Welty Linda White Kathy Wiles Rebecca Wilke Rick Williams Karyn Wilson Victoria Wilt Kristine Wolf David Yeager Phyllis Yeager Gary Yike Deborah Zarney Christine Zay Barbara Zimmerman 59 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-Seafed: Sue Mallery— secretary and Doug McLaughlin — president. Standing: Kyle Harrington — vice-president and Robert Wilder — treasurer. Paul Abramoska Cathy Acker Richard Allain George Anderspn Victoria Andrews Raymond Anklam Donald Asher Kenneth Aukerman James Bailey Shannon Bailey Anthony Baratta Earl Barnes Sophomores enjoy David Beck Barbara Beckwith Nancy Been Gene Ber ger Cindy Betz Sandra Biggs Debra Bigham Carol Biliczky Tina Bilinovich Jeff Bixby Bonnie Blevens Mary Blossom James Borsich Allen Boyer Paul Brotherton Jennings Burnsidp Martin Carl Raymond Carlisle Denise Casey Sheila Chamberlain Roger Chester Phillip Clarkson Denyse Claude Diane Cleary Mike Cleary Gary Clifford Don Cole Larry Collins 60 Sandy Cowden Sue Cowden Vickie Crane Debora Cripps Charles Cronick James Crooks Elizabeth Cullin Candice Davis Doris Davis Tom DeGenero Charles Demczyk Judith Denson James Deuring David Dietrich James Donnelly Elizabeth Dooley Robert Drogell Tom Duncan Kim Duringer Constance Eaken Kim Eberwein Deborah Eckert Melissa Eddy Portia Elliott Donna Falconer Thomas Farren Scott Febus Janyce Ferguson their second big year at Medina High Linda Fetty Phyllis Fetzer Lester Fisher Susan Fisher John Fleming Charmaine Forsha Robin Forsythe Debra Foster Larry Foster Douglas French Bonnie Friedt Leonard Frost Richard Fry Allen Gager Cheryl Gallucci Richard Ganyard Dan Gaynor Robert Gehring Gary Gerspacher William Gibbs Donald Gifford Gerald Goodnight Bradley Gorfido Cheryl Gorfido Judy Gorfido Lucy Greene Mary Griesinger Marvin Grieve Jane Guiltinan John Gulledge Roxie Haas Debbie Hall Debra Hallock David Harms Pat Harney Kyle Harrington Mike Hattery Senesa Henderson Kim Henschel Bonnie Hibbs Donna Hicks Stephanie Hobb Tim Holston Larry Hood Ray Hood Bonne Hronek Jenny Hurst Billy Hutchins Jean Hutchinson Nancy Indoe David Ingram Karla Jakubec Gregory Jedlicka Dennis Jennings Tena Johnson Barbara Jones Theresa Kaszian Alan Keener Terry Kelly Betty Kenzig Pamela Kerch Mark Kimmich Janet Kinder Terry Kinder James King Lynn Klein Nancee Klein David Klopp Dan Knoch 62 Sophomores take pride in their Homecoming eagle. Eileen Kovacek Robert Krebs James Krejci Eve Krosse Beverly Kulp Paulette Kungli Richard Lade Kenneth Larsen Kent Lind Stephen Loveless Ellen Loyer Paul Lucas Deborah Mack John Mack Sue Mallery Nancy Mann Gary McClung Bardner McCourt Thomas McCourt Bernard McDermott Craig McEwan Douglas McLaughlin Jeff McMillen Judith Medley Bonnie Meyers Isolina Millor Barbara Moats The enthusiastic crowd hurls the Sophomore-made eagle into the bonfire the night before the Homecoming game. David Mohn Denise Morton Polly Mueller Altus Mull Linda Mutter Tim Myers William Meyers Kenneth Naftzger Paul Nees Susan Neptune Lawrence Newberry Kennfeth Nixon Arvid Nord Debra Null 63 Glenn Olds Terry Ostaff Barbara Parker Rebecca Perona Tony Perry Karen Phillips Sandra Phillis Sharon Placke Dennis Poorman Teri Powell Wilmer Powell Carol Price Jeanne Pritchard Bonita Raker Elizabeth Ramirez Greg Rapenchuk Robert Rawlings Diane Rice Nancy Richardson William Richardson Dirk Rickard Marcia Riegger James Ritchie Jon Ritchie George Ritter Barry Robinson David Roche David Rogers Sophomores look forward to the William Rogers Barbara Rooy Roland Rozell Ellen Ruf David Sailer Paul Savage Lucinda Schaefer Terry Scherz Dorothy Schneider Susan Schuck Michael Setzer Judy Setzko Richard Shaw Patricia Shearer Richard Shelley Eric S hirey 64 Hey, Glenn, does this remind you of anybody you know? says Arvid jokingly. Okay Tena, (Johnson), what is it this time? Jack Shrimplin Thomas Shurance Eugene Siegfried Douglas Simmers Richard Sittinger Christine Smith Teena Spears Regina Spies Laura Sponseller Pamela Stambaugh Sherry Starr Janice Steidl Wanda Street Charlotte Stuart Stephan Summers Kathy Swingle many privileges of upperclassmen Marilyn Szafranski Elaine Thoman Teresa Tippett Donald Todd Donna Todish Donald Tomblin Toni Tompkins John Treleaven Michael Turnbaugh Ronald Turnbaugh Jeff Turney Jackie Vance Paul Vandenberg Sharon Voorhees Denise Voshall Linda Wagner Robert Wallace Elizabeth Wells Jane Werner Frank Whalen Chris White Wesley White Mary Wilde Robert Wilder Kenneth Williams Patricia Wilt William Yoder Gene Zimmerman 65 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS— Sealed: Paul Thompson— presi- dent and Marcia Sirrine— secretary. Standing: Jim Spacek — vice-president and John Burke— treasurer. Amy Abramoska Nyoka Akers Karen Alspach Barbara Anger Mike Arnold Dennis Ashe Linda Aukerman Bradley Bader Phillip Baird Paul Baisden John Baker Judith Barabas Freshmen are Gary Bargar Debra Barnes Doris Barnes Teresa Bayless Chris Beane Bill Beck Carol Beckwith Thomas Bell Valerie Bergenstein Joyce Biliczky Gayle Bixler Douglas Blake Joyce Bloomer Deborah Boggs Becky Bowman David Bowman Victoria Bowman Sandra Bradley Neil Brenstuhl David Brewer Loranell Breyley Thomas Brown Dan Buckland Darlene Bucksar John Burke Donna IJurnside Richard Busch Diane Butcher 66 initiated into the many activities of M.H.S. Joy Calame Carol Cameron Linda Cardello Eric Carl Diane Carlson Ken Carpenter Stanley Carter Bonnie Casey A Vary Cavey Joe Cendro Alan Clark Patsy Clary Richard � Clawson Steve Clay Galen Claycomb Marianne Cochran Marian Coffey Carolyn Cogar Richard Coleman William Colt James Conners Ronald Cornelius John Courtney Nancy Cowden William Crise Clare Cullin Michael Cunningham Larry Cutlip Joe Cendro and Mary Cavey display items from Germany for their German class. Gloria Davis James Davis Marilyn Davis Thomas Davis Gary Davison Lena Deeter Donna Dellinger Anna Dennison Tobbie Denton Kathy Deyling Larry Dial Yvonne Didion 67 John Donahue Deborah Dooley Charles Dreibelbis Anna Dunbar Greg Earl Bradford Ettling Deborah Failor Ruth Ann Falconer Michele Favret Peter Feldman Rita Feron Victor Fesco Debbie Fetzer Charles Fisher Jon Fleming Lyle Fortney Kerry Foulke Michael Franz Kurt Friday Ronald Friedt Sharlene Fulton Bill Gallagher Lynda Gasper Dwight Gaugler Chris Gensemer Jon Gerspacher Brenda Gilles Nancy Gilliland Jeff Gillium Mary Gisewhite Freshmen become Brad Ettling and John Good await service at the concession stand. Patrick Goebel Lynn Goff John Good Susan Goodrich Sam Gorfido Alex Gory Michael Gouin Doug Gowe Rick Greenberg Steve Gregory Elizabeth Grindle Michael Groetz Anne Guiltinan Cindy Hallman William Hampton Dan Hanshue Ronald Hanshue John Hardinger Elizabeth Harriger John Harvey Karen Herigstad Raymond Hettinger Wesley Hettinger Kimberly Hobart Pam Hofmann Sandra Holt Lauretta Hood Diana Huffman Benita Hunter Doraina Hunter James Hunter Alan Huston Mark Jameyson Leroy Jenkins Terry Jennrich a part of M.H.S. Jamie Jewel Dianne Jindra Diane Johnson Hal Kahn Jerry Keiper Rose Kemp Loretta Kilgo Linda King Andrew Klein Now, Stan, are you sure this is going to work? Alan Clark is not too sure of Stan Carter ' s experiment. Angela Klein Sharon Knowles Mark Koch Brenda Koenig Pam Komjati Chris Koppelberger Thomas Kowal Cynthia Kraus Paul Krejci Harriet Laird Lora Lattimore Brenda LaVelle Tom Lawrence Deborah Lehman Freshmen find high school quite different from Linda Lehman Harry Lennex Malcolm Lucas Laurie MacLeod Lynn Madey John Markle Vicky Marshall Amy Martin Roger Martin James Martinez Wayne Maur Leslie McClaning Claudia McComas John McCormick Nina McDaid Patricia McMullen Darla McNamara Bonnie Mericle Myra Miavitz Susan Miller Dennis Mohn David Moine Margaret Monroe Duane Mora Edward Morse Dwight Moudy Jeff Myers Dennis Nehrenz Larry Dial finds his studies so interesting that he nearly falls asleep. Chris Nichols Pamela Nichols Marc Noble Kathy Palker Joyce Parman Jill Pennington June Pearce Colleen Phillis Patty Piatt Dennis Pifer William Pike Ed Placke 70 ni their days in the grade schools and junior high Jerry Keiper and Wayne AAaur compare grade cards. Donald Plummer Jeff Poor Pat Porter Jill Powell Janice Promey Debora Purvis Sharon Quati Victor Ramirez Vicky Randall Leonard Ray Tony Rennard Edward Reuber Joan ' Ricker Lynn Riegger Jim Rivers Tim Roberts Dave Robins Robin Rochford Karen Rockwell George Rodgers Melinda Roshon Elise Roth Rebecca Rowlands Glenn Rozell Brenda Rucker Joyce Rucker Denise Russell Dennis Ryan Diane Saab Barb Sauer John Scheel Gary Scherz Sally Schindelholz Ed Schlechty David Schmid Frank Schmitzer Julia Severs Paul Sevougian Doug Sexton David Shirk Brian Shurell Jennifer Simmons Dennis Simpson Marcia Sirrine 71 Linda Skidmore Curt Slabaugh James Slater Elizabeth Smith • James Smith Sherry Smith Robert Snyder James Spacek Beverly Spieth James Sprankle Terry Starkey Ann Steinbach Mark Steingass Susan Stewart Beverly Stillman James Stone Harold Stuart David Surgeon Theresa Swingle Diane Szabo Joe Szrenkanyi Paul Thompson John Tindera Bill Tomblin PCfricia Tucker Sue Tyrrell Barb Ulmer Jerry VanCaster Freshmen adjust to their daily routine at MHS Patty VanEpp Gary Vanzile Louis Veres Bea Wadsworth Lori Wagner Jerry Wahlstrom Richard Wallace Bruce Ward William Washburn Gwen Webster Mark Wells Debra Werner Greg Wiegand Pamela Wilde Tim Wilhelm Debra Williams Pamela Williams Phillip Williams Robert Williams Gary Wills Barbara Wisely Carl Wood Debbie Woofter Robert Yaekle Gary Yates Barbara Yeager Joe Young Jod Zieglar 72 Familar faces at M.H.S Frank Schmitzer tries to free the gum from the roof of his mouth and finds his tong ' tuck. John Good, why does a big boy like you have to be escorted to the bus by Mary Gannon? Dr. Krebs diagnoses a hangnail on his favorite patient. Miss Betz. Walk much, Liz? This is only the third time you ' ve bumped into Danny in the last two minutes! 73 ATHLETICS Medina Bees considered the hardest-hitting Row 1: R. Dye, A. Keefer, R. Eckert, D. Jones, P. Header, B. Street, J. Karson, and T. Clevi- dence. Row 2: K. McEwen, D. Hanshue, B. Lawrence, T. Hunter, R. Rapp, J. Gowe, J. Hunter, and B. Vrbanac. Row 3: G. Olds, S. McLain, T. Caverly, D. Moore, P. Karson, G. Friedt, L. Roby, and M. Hunter. Row 4: T. Bell, S. Gorfido , G. Martinez, L. Collins, T. Scherz, T. Baratta, G. Anderson, and A. Nord. Row 5: D. Mohn, R. Alspach, M. Hattery, B. Gorfido, R. Hood, J. Seniors (left) (down) Tom Clevidence Rick Dye Ray Eckert Jim Gowe Paul Header Jeff Hunter Tom Hunter 1967 GRIDIRON RECORD Medina Opponent 18 Cloverleaf 12 14 Bay Village 15 6 Avon Lake 40 6 Olmsted Falls 8 0 Rocky River 20 0 Fairview 35 14 North Olmsted 22 34 Westlake 22 6 Wadsworth 28 76 team in the Southwestern Conference Shrimplin, R. Fain, and R. Anklam. Row 6: M. Cleary, M. Donovan, K. Canfield, R. Williams, B. Harriger, P. Nees, and P. Brotherton. Row 7: Managers— S. Burlingame, K. Aukerman, and B. Yaekle, Coach B. Tibbits, Assistant Coaches— L. Pilarski, J. Lance, H. Evans, and B. Vandersall. SOUTHWESTERN CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS Team Won Lost Tied Avon Lake .... 7 0 0 Bay Village 1 0 Fairview 3 0 North Olmsted ........ 4 0 Rocky River .... 3 4 0 Olmsted Falls .... 2 4 1 Medina .... 1 6 0 Westlake .... 0 6 1 Seniors (right) ( down ) Doug Jones Jeff Karson Al Keefer Bill Lawrence Rob Rapp Bill Street Bob Vrbanac 77 The Battling Bees’ determination Bill Street anxiously waits at the sidelines while Coach Tibbits decides which play to send in. MEDINA-CLOVERLEAF The Battling Bees opened the season with a victory over the Cloverleaf Colts. Ken McEwen scored on a three-yard jaunt in the early slages of the game. Cloverleaf took the kickoff and was unable to move the ball. When Medina regained possession of the ball, Jeff Karson broke loose for 52 yards and the score. Cloverleaf came back quickly, gradually moving the ball in for a TD. The third quarter was a defensive battle between the two teams. Medina and Cloverleaf exchanged scores in the fourth quarter to arrive at the 18-12 final score. MEDINA-BAY VILLAGE Medina suffered a bad night of fumbles and missed assignments which resulted in a closely fought battle and a 15-14 defeat. An early interception by Rick Dye and a 25-yard romp by Doug Jones put Medina on the scoreboard. Bay Village gained pos- session of the ball late in the second quarter on a long punt return which put them in touchdown position. They scored in the closing seconds of the half which ended in an 8-8 tie. The Rockets scored in the third quarter with a pass reception, added the extra point, and left Medina behind seven points. Medina had a drive in the fourth quarter to the 4-yard line but failed to score. Bay took over the ball and fumbled in the end zone. Jones recovered for Medina for 6 points. The Bees, failed in a bid for the PAT and were shy a single point. Clevidence ' s perfect onside kick was recovered by Keefer. Medina penetrated into Rocket territory but were stopped by a costly fumble recovered by Bay. Bay ran the clock out leaving Medina with defeat. Al Keefer s-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-s for the ball as he is closely guarded. Rick Dye moves into position to block a deep pass. was the key word in Football Ray Eckert and Bill Lawrence stop the ball carrier as more Bees move in. MEDINA-AVON LAKE Undefeated Avon Lake kept their record unblemished as they won their second conference encounter by a score of 40-6. The Shoremen ' s aerial attack overpowered the Medina defense. The only Medina score came early in the their quarter on Medina ' s first drive. Content, Avon Lake went home with another victory under their belts on their way to another Southwestern Con- ference championship. MEDINA-OLMSTED FALLS Medina beat Olmsted Falls every way but on the scoreboard. The Green and White racked up 283 yards rushing to the op- ponents ' 170. The Bees were called for illegal buzzing too many times and were penalized a total of 145 yards. A fine exhibition of running by Doug Jones is shown by his average of nine yards per carry for that night. Paul Header provided the only score of the tilt for the Locals in what proved to be one of their best games of the season. MEDINA-ROCKY RIVER The Bees suffered another bad night of missed assignments and too many penalties as they fell to the Rocky River Pirates by a 20-0 score. Medina racked up a 195-185 edge in rushing, but a few breakaway plays by River and the Bees ' 115 yards in penalties put the Pirates on top. The Green and White started the game off on the wrong foot by throwing an interception on the first play from scrimmage. Medina played the first part of the game inside their own twenty. By the end of the first half the Bees had only one big drive but it failed to materialize because of too many incompleted passes. Ken McEwen finds daylight as he runs to the outside. Pat Karson and Doug Jones combine their forces for a reception. 79 Much hard work and long, intensive hours of practice Terry Scherz moves into a swarm of Eagle defenders. ‘9 Mark Hunter rips around end for a long gain. MEDINA— FAIRVIEW Medina, plagued throughout the season by bad luck, dropped another game to Fairview by a score of 35-0. The Warriors dominated play throughout the game, and controlled the ball well to beat the Bees. MEDINA-NORTH OLMSTED The NO Eagles scored early in the game on a breakaway play. The Bees buzzed back on the following series with a drive that was capped by a fine run by Terry Scherz. The second unit backfield, replacing the mainliners because of previous in- juries, proved to be effective. Early in the second half, Medina took control of the ball and punched in for the score. The lead was shortlived, however, as the Eagles came right back to score for a tie. An Eagle score in the fourth quarter proved to be the difference. The Beecoming game ended in a close 22-14 defeat. MEDINA-WESTLAKE Medina set out to avenge a disappointing season as the Bees 1 Tom Clevidence moves in for a block to give Larry Collins running room. 80 produced a team of which Medina could be proud Paul Header throws key block that releases Terry Scherz for the score. scored two touchdowns in the first quarter with runs by Mark Hunter and Larry Collins. At this point it appeared to be a run-away game for Medina as Westlake ' s attempts to score were futile. The Bees tallied again and had a 21-0 halftime lead. The Demons were able to score 22 points against the Bee second team but this was not sufficient. The 34-point total found Collins with 18, Hunter, 6, Header, 6, Jones and Williams with 2 each. MEDINA-WADSWORTH The Grizzlies and Bees met on a mud-drenched field to renew the long rivalry between them. The Grizzlies proved to be as tough as predicted. Wadsworth scored twice in the first half on long, breakaway runs. The Bees, plagued all year by a third- quarter jinx, suffered two more scores by a spirited Wadsworth team. The single Bee score came late in the fourth quarter on a pass from Olds to Header. The PAT was unsuccessful and the game ended in a 28-6 decision. A scrappy Medina defensive team awaits the snap. Glenn Olds blocks pass attempt for conversion by the Grizzlies. Cross Country makes an impressive first showing at MHS Front Row: B. Rollins, J. Gulledge, S. Stewart, B. Muha, K. Williams, L. Thompson, J. Haas, C. Cronick, and A. Keener. Second Row: J. Donnelly, D. Steingass, B. Ettling, J. Spacek, G. Yates, P. Williams, J. Scheel, and AA. Hallock. Third Row: A. Clark, G. Scherz, D. Mora, AA. Bixler, AA. Ziegler, and C. AAcCool. Fourth Row: B. Gibbs, B. Robinson, G. Jones, E. Davis, B. Shurell, and E. Schlechty. As a first-year sport, cross country at Medina brought progressive improvement in team accomplishments. The harriers finished fourth in Southwestern Conference events; sixth in the District in Division I; and then highlighted the season with backing for outstanding pe.rformer, John Gulledge. 1 967 CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE Medina Opponent 37 Bay Village 18 29 Avon Lake 26 49 Fairview 15 35 North Olmsted 21 43 Fairview 16 43 Padua 16 20 Avon Lake 37 31 Westlake 24 John Gulledge (in his favorite head garb) highlights the season by finishing twenty-first in the state meet. 82 MHS Coaches devote time and effort to athletics Boyd Cornwell and Bruce Vandersall shout, Hey, Mom, we ' re home! Bob Peters tells Dale Weygandt: Yeah, I ' m bored with the whole matter, too; but, what can we do? Harl Evans tells P. Newman Vandersall not to worry about his pro- file— especially from this angle. Larry Pilarski and Jim Lance attempt to figure out which meatball stole the ball. This is Bill Tibbits saying, Come in, Frank McGee! 83 Medina Battling Bees show outstanding BATTLING BEES VARSITY BASKETEERS— Front: John Haas, Larry Thompson, Mark Bixler, and Pat Karson. Back: Coach Bob Peters, Ray Eckert, Mark Ziegler, Al Keener, Doug Jones, Lew Roby, and Ed Davis. From a disappointing start, the 1968 Medina Bas- ketball Bees improved as the year went on, winning the last six games of the regular season to accumulate a 9-10 record. Against the toughest set of teams in the Southwestern Conference in recent years, Medina fared a 7-7 mark, and proved most impressive against Bay Village and North Olmsted. Doug Jones won the Most Valuable Player award as well as the Highest Rebounding award. Sopho- more Al Keener won the Foul Shooting award, while junior John Haas annexed the Most-Improved Plaver award. 1967-68 BATTLING BEES BASKETBALL RESULTS Medina Opponent Medina Opponent 28 Firestone 63 57 Bay Village 69 Olmsted Falls . . . 51 57 Avon Lake 55 Bay Village .... 66 56 Rocky River . . . 49 Avon Lake 61 56 Fairview 55 Rocky River . . . 65 47 Strongsville 38 44 Wadsworth .... 46 54 North Olmsted 41 65 Fairview 57 53 Cloverleaf 48 53 North Olmsted . 69 50 Westlake 48 62 Westlake 61 61 Triway (Tourney) . . . . . 64 60 Olmsted Falls . . , 76 84 hustling spirit and great team effort Ed Davis takes a jump-shot from outside in the opening conference game. SOUTHWESTERN CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS Team Won Lost Games Back Bay Village 13 1 Rocky River 1 1 3 2 North Olmsted 9 5 4 Avon Lake 8 6 5 Medina 7 7 6 Olmsted Falls 5 9 8 Westlake 2 12 11 Fairview 1 13 12 ABOVE: Coach Peters briefs the team before they go back on the court. BELOW: Doug Jones has an easy bunny on a fast break. Coach Peters leads his Ray Eckert hopes Keener can block the way for him to get out of this situa- tion. ABOVE: Jones attempts a lay-up despite heavy opposition. LEFT: Al Keener out-jumps his man with ease. team to a strong finish Al Keener and Ray Eckert position themselves for the rebound. ABOVE: Jones and Keener watch the ball go through the hoop for the score. LEFT: Keener is all alone on this score against Olmsted Falls. Prospects for future Doug Jones goes high in the air for this attempt. Ed Davis forces the ball away from the North Olmsted defender. I | I ! i ABOVE: Bay defenders move in on Al Keener. RIGHT: Jones moves up from the crowd for a two-pointer for the Bees. Varsity teams prove excellent JAYVEE BASKETBALL TEAM— Doug McLaughlin, Bill Gibbs, Paul Vandenburg, Mike Cleary, Arvid Nord, George Anderson, Lew Roby, Barry Robinson, Tony Barrata, Mike Hattery, and Glen Olds. LEFT: Johnnie Haas out-hustles Triway for two markers. Although a team sport, Wres tling requires Kneeling: D. Simmers, J. Palinchik Aufmuth, T. Whitaker, J. Hunter, :, T. Clevidence, J. Skurvid, and J. B. Gorfido, and Coach Vandersall. Graff. Standing: Assistant Coach Pilarski, S. McClain, B. Wolf, D Medina WRESTLING BEES SCOREBOARD Opponent Medina Opponent 1 7 A nnc:tf5r 24 24 Westlake 15 17 Cuyahoga Falls 19 27 Olmsted Falls . . . 15 25 Bay Village . . . 16 29 Avon Lake . . . . 8 OR f ' lr Arl 12 21 Fairview 18 9 Rocky River . . 24 19 North Olmsted . . 20 The ' 68 Wrestling Bees congratulate Bill Wolf on his fine performance. Jeff Hunter controls his man and racks up more riding time in the Cuyahoga Falls match. 90 effort and desire on the part of the individual JAYVEE GRAPPLERS— Front: T. Holston, R. Allain, J. Szrenkanyi, J. Cendro, and D. Robins. Middle: R. Chester, W. Houston, G. Rodgers, J. Shrimplin, K. McEwen, and J. Foster. Back: K. Aukerman, R. Friedt, T. Myers, L. Foster, L. Cutlip, J. Hunter, D. Todd, J. Crooks, and J. Perkins. Bill Wolf starts to slip the half in the second period of action. Stan McClain appears to be in trouble against his North Olmsted opponent. Brad Gorfido looks to his base late in the third period. Dou 3 Simmers works for the take down. 91 Medina thinclads have best season ever BEE CINDERMEN — Row 7: B. Street, M. Hunter, L. Collins, J. Gulledge, G. Olds, B. Wallace, M. Orban, G. Anderson, and R. Hood. Row 2: P. Karson, K. McEwen, M. Bixler, S. Febus, K. Williams, B. Muha, M. Cleary, C. Cronick, R. Shelley, K. Naftzger, and D. Mohn. Row 3: G. Rapen- chuk, S. Summers, B. Richardson, S. Stewart, B. Rawlings, J. Donnelly, B. Krebs, D. Klopp, T. Scherz, T. Perry, and B. Yaekle. Row 4: Coach Harl Evans, L. Roby, B. Lawrence, J. Krejci, W. Hettinger, D. Asher, B. Robinson, G. Friedt, P. Grey, J. Brewer, J. Perkins, D. Schmid, and P. Abramoska. FAR LEFT: Mark Hunter is off to his first-place long jump at the Medina Relays. LEFT: Thom Baker lets the discus fly against Cloverleaf with his usual combination of strength and grace. SEASON RESUME OF MEDINA VARSITY TRACK TEAM Medina Cloverleaf North Olmsted 571 2 2nd, Medina Relays Medina Olmsted Falls . . . . Fairview 63 2nd, Wadsworth Relays Medina. ...... Norton Brunswick 42 4th, SWC Meet Medina 40 Rocky River .... 54 Bay Village 94 8th, District Meet Medina Westlake Medina Cloverleaf Medina 56Vi Avon Lake 9 ' 2 Medina Wooster ......... Mark Bixler reaches for the sky as he paces the long jump competitors. rest of the field in the 880- relay. Joe Donnelly leads the field and goes on to win his spe- Larry Collins puts on the tre- cialty, the mile. mendous finish that beat the Glenn Olds heads for the finish line and 5 points for Medina. Strongman Jeff Karson gives the competition some- thing to go for in the shotput event. SCHOOL RECORDS BROKEN OR TIED IN 1968 Event 120 High Hurdles 880-yard Relay 440-yard Dash 880-yard Dash Two Mile Run Man John Gulledge Time 15.5 1:331 50.1 2:01.3 9:43 Event High Jump 440-yard Relay Broke Record Tied Record Man Street, Collins Time 6 ' 0 44.8 93 Medina Netters have tough, but rewarding season a I Snpi s Ik HSr I i i ItV .1 Standing: Doug Jones, Mark Ziegler Mike Hattery, Dick Aufmuth, and David Stephenson, Coach. Kneeling: Dale Chase— captain, Mark Smith- berger, Hal Kahn, and Paul Nees. SEASON RESUME OF MEDINA TENNIS TEAM Median Opponent 4 Triway 0 0 Westlake 5 1 North Olmsted 4 2 Wadsworth 3 1 Rocky River 4 4 Cloverleaf 1 1 Bay Village 4 0 Westlake 6 0 Fairview 5 3 Wadsworth 2 1 Rocky River 4 2 Bay Village 3 2 North Olmsted . 3 2 Cloverleaf 3 0 Fairview 5 Season Record: 3 wins, 13 losses BELOW: Smithberger and Aufmuth take to the top deck of the bleachers while awaiting their match. Captain Dale Chase, Hal Kahn, Paul Nees, and Mr. Stephenson relax after warmup. Hal Kahn and Mr. Stephenson check scoreboard for match results. Doug Jones makes good return. The determined look paid off for Ziegler in this return. 95 Bee Diamond Nine tally 7-15-1 record VARSITY BASEBALL— Front: R. Hettinger— Manager, D. McLaughlin, J. Matacic, R. Williams, T. Clevidence, L. Peacock, R. Tanner, K. Canfield, M. Grieve, C. McEwan, and R. Dye. Row 2: T. Baratta, R. Alspach, A. Nord, R. Eckert, P. Header, K. Harrington, S. McClaning, G. Earl, D. Moore, G. Martinez, and Coach Dale Weygandt. RESUME OF SEASON SCORES Medina Opponent 4 Brunswick . . 4 2 Orrville . . . . 6 3 Cloverleaf . . 2 5 Fairview . . . , 6 0 Elyria 5 0 Brunswick . . 5 2 Westlake . . . 3 4 O. Falls .... 5 3 Bay ....... 12 2 Rocky River 3 2 N. Olmsted • 3 4 Cloverleaf . . 2 9 Wooster . . . . 1 7 Wooster .... 11 9 Wadsworth . 5 3 Rocky River 2 5 Fairview ... . 7 9 N. Olmsted , 0 8 O. Falls .... 1 1 Westlake . . . 2 5 Bay ....... 6 0 Avon Lake . , 4 0 Avon Lake . . 3 You just gotta call our names. Coach, sigh Matacic and Pea- cock. Dye, Peacock, Clevidence, and Eckert with a baseball banquet cake. BATTER-UP! 96 Jim Skurvid, Medina ' s top golfer, shows some of the form that helped him gain a berth in the state tournament. Linksmen have winning season SEASON RESUME FOR MEDINA GOLFERS Medina Opponents 2 V 2 Rocky River IOV2 13 Olmsted Falls 0 9 Cloverleaf 0 3 Wadsworth 6 0 Fairview 9 8 2 Olmsted Falls 41 2 81 2 North Olmsted 41 2 7 Bay Village 6 10 Olmsted Falls 3 9 Wadsworth 4 4 Westlake 9 2 Highland 7 4 Strongsville 5 4 Bay Village 9 9 Strongsville 5 Season Record: 8 wins, 7 losses District Tourney: 7 th place Southwestern Conference Tourney: 5th place Front: Rich Neptune, Jim Skurvid, Mike Cavey, Jeff Palker, Bill Harriger, and Robert Wallace. Back; John Hardinger, Phil Clarkson, Gary Yates, Scott Glass, John Haas, and David Rogers. 97 Gridiron gals— Claudia, Fran, Captain CINDY HURD, senior, first year varsity FRAN AUSTIN, senior, second year varsity (All County Cheerlead ) 98 GWYNNE ROSHON, sen- ior, second year varsity MHS Cheerleaders rate high with fans and in competition Gwynne, Jan, Carol, and Cindy. LEFT: Ooh, wouldn ' t it be vvonderful if I drew my own name for the television set, dreams Cindy. Gee, that was a funny! agree Gwynne, Fran, and Claudia. JAN WILKINSON, senior, first year var sity CAROL HAUEISEN, senior, second year varsity CLAUDIA HUNTER, junior, first year varsity 99 ■■■ ACTIVITIES and SPECIAL 100 101 Bee Bandsmen present another entertaining season mfp f W r -rro -TV ■ SR • flH .. Musical Bee members hear the shrill cry of the drum major ' s whistle long before the school bell summons other school members back to its classrooms. This pre-schoo l practice plus double period music sessions in school and line drill after school, our Musical Bees prove that constant practice does make perfect. Always striving for perfection and extra effort, directors Charles Carey and James Mougey spend many extra hours in working out intricate steps and polishing arrangements for such productions as Tea for Two and Marne. A special homecoming show was highlighted by blue and darkened field. Medina students are in- deed proud of their own Musical Bees and eagerly await their performances whether on the football field or on the city streets. red lights striding in perfect cadence across the MUSICAL BEES PERSONNEL PICCOLO— J. Clark. FLUTE— K. Wiles, J. Anderson, E. Wells. CLARINET — K. Schlechty, M. Elliott, B. Kulp, S. Johnson, V. Jedlicka, D. Zarney, V. Grieve, R. Smith ' J. Penning- ton, V. Andrews, S. Cowden, R. Spies, E. Kovacek, D. Nees, C. Biliczky, P. Yeager, S. Medle, M. Suddleson, K. Smith. SAXOPHONES — G. Dougherty, K. Schlechty, M. Tyler, M. Bixler, B. Drogel, K. Fodor. CORNET-E. Fetzer, S. Jin- dra, S. Jenkins, B. Walter, T. Mc- Court, C. Betz, J. Churgovich, B. Friedt, P. Mihalko, L. Klooz, G. Ritter, S. Pelton, D. Gifford, C. Grieve, N. Haas, M. Leister, S. Cowden. TRUMPET — R. Packard, B. Kulp, W. Huston, D. Ingram, B. Koch, P. Smalley. TROMBONE— R. Deuring, C. Chandler, R. Wilder, C. Rodgers, A. Boyer, S. Fiser, B. McCourt. BARITONE— S. Walker, L. Steffen, D. Muich, C. Naragon, K. Acker. BASS— C. Abell, T. Baker, S. Clay, D. Jennings, B. Eddy, J. Ewing, A. Steffen. PERCUSSION— K. Steffen, M. Rieger, G. Chandler, C. Davis, T. Lincoln, K. Mesick, C. Rice, C. Reed. RIGHT: Our snappy front line— Gary Jones, drum major, Kris High and Gene Steiner, twirlers. 102 LEFT: Here I am, world! Appreciate me— the best lit- tle drummer boy west of the pickle factory. Janet Clark, Gary Jones, Pam Smalley, Ron- da Packard and Carol Rice aren ' t too sure about Gary Chandler at times. 103 Medina’s Concert Band presents CONCERT BAND— Row 1: J. Clark, K. Wiles, J. Anderson, F. Austin, P. Smalley, B. Koch, A. Steffen, C. Rice, and B. Wells. Row 2: K. Schlechty, S. Johnson, M. Elliott, B. Kulp, V. Jedlicka, R. Spies, K. Fodor, G. Steiner, C. Reed, B. Friedt, K. Smith, G. Ritter, L. Klooz, and P. Mihalko. Row 3: S. Medley, V. Grieve, P. Yeager, E. Kovacek, S. Cowden, S. Cowden, D. Gifford, M. Leister, C. Grieve, N. Haas, S. Pelton, G. Dougherty, K. Schlechty, M. Tyler, R. Drogell, M. Bixler, M. Suddleson and K. High. Row 4: D. Zarney, V. Andrews, C. Biliczky, J. Pennington, Ensemble and Solo performances rating Su- perior in the district are: RIGHT: Woodwind Quartet: Janet Clark, Kathy Fodor, Claudia Grieve, Vikki Grieve, and Peggy Mihalko. LOWER RIGHT: Woodwind Quintet: Sue Pel- ton, Linda Klooz, and Vickie Jedlicka. Absent: Kathy Wiles and Gene Steiner. OPPOSITE PAGE: Saxophone Quartet: Mari- anne Tyler, Kathy Fodor, Kaye Schlechty, and Daugherty. Bass Solo: Connie Abell. L 104 programs of serious and pop music R. Smith, D. Nees, E. Fetzer, B. Walter, S. Jenkins, S. Jindra, R. Packard, T. McCourt, D. Ingram, J. Churgovich, B. Kulp, C. Betz, W. Huston, S. Febus, J. Gowe, G. Jones, B. McCourt, S. Fiser, A. Boyer, C. Rodgers, R. Wilder, R. Deuring, and C. Chandler. Row 5: C. Carey, J. Mougey, G. Chandler, K. Mesick, T. Lincoln, M. Riegger, K. Steffens, C. Davis, T. Baker, C. Abell, W. Eddy, J. Ewing, D. Jennings, S. Clay, P. Nees, C. Acker, C. Naragon, D. Muich, L. Steffen and S. Walker. 105 Dave, Dennis, and Don think sight reading is really hard work. RIGHT: Steph, whom do you think you are fooling with that angelic pose? Ann! Claudia! Aha, we caught you! By the looks on their faces, we know these choristers are looking forward to the concert. Mr. Mougey hands out a new number. One, two, three . . . butcher! 106 Medina’s select singers form 67-68 Concert Choir CONCERT CHOIR — Row 1 : T. Spears, R. Forsythe, C. Davis, C. Chandler, R. Clay, J. Schumann, D. Rice, K. Bowman, C. Welty, F. Austin, A. Leaden, S. Severs, K. Kline, S. Starr, P. Kerch, J. Hurst, C. Beckowitz, and J. Anderson. Row 2 : S. Clay, D. Scott, G. Roshon, G. Rucker, D. Falconer, F. Gish, H. Klopp, K. Ryan, C. Todd, S. Pelton, S. Febus, L. Foster, B. Beckwith, D. England, C. Nichols, L. Houston, K. Wolf, D. Taylor, K. Coleman, and C. McElfresh. Row 3 : R. Turnbaugh, G. Brewer, K. Naftzger, A. Boyer, D. Poorman, J. Deuring, D. Chase, D. Cole, D. Klopp, J. Bixby, K. Larsen, B. Krebs, J. Wanick, B. Rogers, G. Olds, J. Shrimplin, R. Ganyard, C. Rodgers, R. Shaw, R. Fain, R. Smith, and G. Steiner. Moug tells the choir that time is of the utmost. Glenn Olds tries to hide but Bob Krebs isn ' t a bit camera-shy, while John Wanink gets a big laugh out of the whole thing. Other musical groups enhance MHS activities GIRLS GLEE CLUB— Row J: J. Gorfido, K. Henschel, J. Medley, L. Aukerman, N. Richardson, S. Mallery, P. Kerch, V. Andrews, R. Rennard, B. Cabell, and L. Shook. Row 2: C. Davis, B. Ainger, B. Gilles, C. Smith, R. Clay, P. Jennings, L. Wagner, V. Crane, M. Griesinger, D. Hall, J. Hurst, C. Eaken, C. Chandler, and P. Wilt. Row 3: B. Ulmer, J. Gregory, V. Page, T. Spears, D. Purvis, G. Ritchie, L. Labadie, C. Jacu- bec, L. Taylor, D. Ode, S. Schindler, D. Butcher, S. Holt, and L. Deeter. ACTIVITIES CHOIR— Row 1: A. Martin, P. Van Epp, D. Barnes, S. Schindelholz, C. Beckwith, M. Wilde, E. Reuber, G. Claycomb, T. Kowal, D. Dellinger, B. LaVelle, M. Roshon, M. Cochran, M. Sirrine, and Y. Didion. Row 2: P. Tucker, P. Komjati, L. Smith, K. Hobart, L. Lattimore, R. Hettinger, M. Noble, D. Brewer, B. Sauer, A. Abramoska, N. Cowden, D. Mohn, B. Wisely, B. Grindle, S. Miller, C. McComas, D. Carlson, and L. King. Row 3: S. Knowles, G. Bixler, S. Goodrich, S. Quati, J. Pennington, R. Rowlands, D. Bucksar, S. Brugmann, P. Wilde, M. Davis, A. Steinbach, C. Kraus, K. Palker, K. Rockwell, A. Guiltinan, B. Mericle, B. Wadsworth, and K. Alspach. Row 4: J. Barabas, L. Taylor, D. Johnson, D. Hunter, D. Szabo, A. Klein, B. Yaekle, J. Burke, T. Lawrence, J. Poor, G. Earl, J. Stone, B. Crise, B. Pike, J. Scheel, B. Wolf, S. Carter, W. Street, P. Piatt, R. Falconer, and L. MacLeod. ACTIVITIES BAND— Row 1: G. Bixler, P. Williams, L. Breyley, J. Barabas, P. Tucker, H. Laird, B. Rowlands, N. Cowden, and E. Smith. Row 2: S. Quati, V. Randall, D. Morton, S. Knowles, J. Bloomer, A. Huston, C. Hallman, J. Spacek, and B. Yeager. Row 3: J. Parman, S. Starr, S. Holt, A. Clark, M. Koch, D. Shirk, L. Cutlip, J. Davis, D. Plummer, A. Abramoska, B. Koenig, C. McComas, D. Brewer, D. Moine, J. Smith, E. Schlechty, J. Baker, B. Ettling, and J. Myers. Row 4: S. Goodrich, B. Bader, C. Gensemer, F. Schmitzer, H. Lennex, P. Komjati, and James Loveman, Director. 108 LEFT: Barry Muha runs the scale of the low notes with his string bass during a Stardusters performance. STARDUSTERS— Row 1 : C. Chandler, K. Fodor, G. Dougherty, M. Tyler, K. Schlechty, J. Clark, and K. Schlechty. Row 2 : S. Fiser, E. Fetzer, B. Walter, D. Muich, R. Packard, S. Jindra, C. Grieve, and G. Chandler. Row 3 : Mr. Carey, A. Boyer, C. Rodgers, R. Wilder, R. Deuring, Mr. Loveman, Mr. Bixler, and T. Lincoln. ORCHESTRA— Row 7: C. Nichols, M. Griesinger, P. Mihalko, J. Denson, T. Survance, and C. McElfresh. Row 2: J. Keiper, D. Johnson, B. LaVelle, R. Falconer, L. Dial, J. McCormick, D. Gaugler, E. Shirey, and H. Klopp. Row 3 : C. Koppelberger, B. Muha, R. Deuring, E. Fetzer, G. Dougherty, M. Leister, N. Haas, K. Wiles, J. Clark, K. Fodor, K. Schlechty, and M. Elliott. Row 4 : G. Chandler and K. Steffens. 109 RIGHT: Queen Jan Wilkinson flashes a smile that indicates all is going well on the homecoming gridiron. BELOW: American Gothic by Grant Wood? Actually it ' s Cindy and Rich. BOTTOM: Junior Class members really have the BEECOMING SPIRIT of ' 67 as they won first place with their float. W i Baft; [sll f ’ . - ' iA ' v ■ I 10 Homecoming preparations and festivities enjoyed by many L 1 m t m i - -m [ K J [ I J ni _ R r P M ' 1 LEFT: Sandy, Sally, Jan, and Judy in a moment of sideline happiness. LOWER LEFT: Seniors cautiously attach their mascot ' s head. RIGHT: “Yes, Paul, that is just the way it hap- pened. It was so excit- ing! Kathy Kline ex- claims. LOWER RIGHT: “Aw, come on, Gwynne, I ' m not really that won- derful; but tell me more, Chris Fahlman stammers. MHS Royalty reigns at Homecoming 1967 BEECOMING QUEEN— Jan Wilkinson and her Court Sally Febus, Sandy Harrington, and Judy Anderson W§ and at the Junior-Senior Prom IgpSjJ I TEEN of TARA— Tom Clevidente a d Carol Haueisen aipd Attendants— Rich Neptune 4gdl Cjr|Jy‘ Hurd Seniors honored at prom by “Gone With the Wind” theme RIGHT: Donna and Bucky try to figure out how to capture moments from an old-fashioned setting with a modern de- vice. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Cor- bus welcomes Gloria Rucker and her date to Tara. LOWER RIGHT: Here are Roger and Sandy on their way to a night to remember. I 14 LEFT: Pleasant conversation beside the dog- wood in the garden of Tara takes place between Carol Beckowitz, Larry Brumby, Craig Clason, and Cindy Rych. LOWER LEFT: Johnnie Haas got the honor of crowning the Prom Queen, but Mark Hunter received the reward for his presentation of her bouquet. Observing Queen Carol ' s reac- tions are King Tom, Cindy and Rich. LOWER RIGHT: A quiet waltz ends a perfect evening for Phil and Ronnie. I 15 Row 1: P. Thompson, J. Haas, D. Chase, T. Clevidence, D. Waite, and D. McLaughlin. Row 2: T. Myers, S. Pelton— secretary, M. Bixler— treasurer, S. Harrington— president, J. Anderson— vice-president, S. Febus— historian, and C. Fahlman. Row 3: M. Griesinger, R. Haas, C. Nichols, M. Elliott, E. Fetzer, K. Schlechty, C. Hurd, K. Fodor, and G. Roshon. Row 4: C. Chandler, Mr. Haas— adviser, M. Hattery, D. Sepper, G. Jones, R. Neptune, L. Smith, C. Davis, M. Brown, and K. Kline. LEFT: Mr. Rios poses with Roger Martin and his (?) date ... John Donahue at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. BELOW: Deck the halls with boughs of holly! sings Gwynne Roshon as she, Mimi Brown, and Sandy Harrington decorate the Student Council Christmas tree. II 6 Student Council coordinates BELOW: Mimi Brown and Dennis Sepper, newly elected Student Council officers officiate over an organizational meeting. UPPER RIGHT: Carolyn Nichols to Gwynne Roshen: And Native Dancer paid five to one! RIGHT: Mark Bixler and Mike Hattery take it easy during a break in the agenda. activities for student body The Student Council bonfire— one of the Gail Bixler serves punch to Carla Me- Roxie Haas and Mary Griesinger run the opening Homecoming events. Comas during the Homecoming Dance. Student Council booth at the carnival. 117 Active Pep Club boosts school spirit LEFT: Dee England tries to straighten out the crepe paper as she decorates the windows during football season. Sally, Dee, and Jane did a tremen- dous job this year keeping the school decorated to promote school spirit. BELOW: Pep club patriots carry their sign in homecoming parade. Row 1: D. England, J. Cantwell, S. Febus, and Miss Lawrence — advisor. Row 2: L. Barnes, C. Ferguson, S. Pursley, J. Strouse, B. Jones, J. Missineio, M. Roshon, C. Gorfido, V. Crane, C. Miley, S. Schmitzer, L. Wells, P. Jennings, and H. Klopp. Row 3: K. Papenhausen, C. Naragon, J. Henke, A. Krosse. L. Fleming, M. Veres, A. Leaden, C. Todd, A. Stein, K. Wilson, K. Batchelder, J. Gregory, L. Shook, R Rennard. and R. Clay. Row 4: K. Beers, J. Hardinger, J. Bloomer, L. Smith, S. Motz, S. Gerspacher, D. Albright, P. Dreibelbis, K. Steffens, M. Tyler, K. Shultz. B. Dreibelbis, B. Wa ' ter, J. Rodgers, and P. Williams. Row 5; C. Rych, D. Sweet, D. Schneider, C. Haueisen, J. Wilkinson, ,G. Roshon, F. Austin, J. Matthews, K. Boncdio, D. Scott, J. Schumann, C. Welty, S. Phillis, C. Phillis, and B Buchanan. Row 6: S. Mallery, C. Betz, T. Johnson, B. Kulp, A. Guiltinan, S. Petty, S. Schindler, E. Salay, S. Severs, C. Beckowitz. V. Andrews, S. Pelton, K. Wolf, L. Ramirez, and S. Henderson. Row 7: E. Cullen, M. Griesinger, S. Hobo L Mutter , J. Gorfido, K. Henschel, E. Fetzer, B. Groves, M. Hausman, J. Severs, K. Yeager, M. Brown, G. Webster, T. Bayless, J. Medley, G. Jones, and J. Pennington. Row 8: S. Shrimplin, K. Papenhausen, S. Molner, S: Penrose, C. Cotter, M. Lehman, R. Haas, S. Cowden, E. Loyer, E. Kovacek, J. Gerding, K. Herigstad, E. Krosse, K. Duringer, S. Lipstreu, and C. Davis. Row 9: C. Zay, N. Richardson, P Muller, S. Neptune, K. Smith, G. Kabeller, L. Kincaid, K. Kemmerling, C. Grieve, K. Coleman, L. Taylor, D. Donahey, K. Dwyer, P. Elliott, and B. Schilling. Row 10: C. Hunter, C. Hurd, K. Kline, D. M Clellan, P. Kovacek, S. Harrington, C. McComas, G. Vandenberg, M. Riegger, C. Biliczky, D. Todish, D. Eckert, C. Davis, D. Mack, and L. Houston. Row 11: C. Acker, B. Meyers, D. Werner, C. Schaefer, J. Werner, J. Anderson, V. Kelly, D. Null, D. Cleary, J. Guiltinan, M. Cochra n, K. High, B. Bedford, C. Chandler, and P. Tucker. 1 18 Row 1: S. Motz, K. Steffens, D. England, S. Febus, J. Cantwell, and L. Shook. Row 2: K. Duringer, K. Yeager, D. Petty, J. Strouse, K. Kline, J. Davis, J. Anderson, and S. Pelton. Row 3: K. Bonadio, B. Dreibelbis, L. Smith, J. Bloomer, S. Chamberlain, C. Gorfido, F. Gish, and V. Crane. Row 4: J. Gerding, D. Schneider, P. Elliot, S. Shrimplin, M. Lehman, K. Papenhausen, S. Schmitzer, and M. Hausman. Row 5: J. Shumann, C. Zay, S. Penrose, K. Herigstad, S. Molner, J. Gregory, D. Donahey, and K. Dwyer. Row 6: K. Batchelder, C. Davis, M. Brown, C. Chandler, B. Walter, B. Schilling, B. Kulp, and M. Tyler. Row 7: S. Henderson, J. Medley, K. Wilson, G. Jones, N. Richardson S. Gers- pacher, P. Jennings, and L. Wells. Row 8: D. Werner, K. Palker, C. McComas, S. Harrington, S. Petty, C. Betz, T. Johnson, and C. Cotter. I 19 G.A.A. plans intramural sports TOP LEFT: Members of G.A.A. and Varsity M battle for the ball during their co-sponsored donkey basketball game. TOP RIGHT: Debby Werner sinks in a lay-up shot during an intramural basketball game. ABOVE: Karen Shultz outlines Sue Miller ' s profile at the G.A.A. booth at the DECA carnival. RIGHT: The battling Boogars, intramural basketball champions, in typical after-game pose. 120 Row 1: C. Davis, C. Chandler, C. McComas, K. Botchelder, B. Kulp, and Miss Lawrence — advisor. Row 2: L. Aukerman, M. Cochran, M. Sirrine, C. Beckwith, S. Schindeholz, P. Smalley, M Coffey, N. Cowden, D. Dooley, P. Van Epp, B. Rowlands, S. Miller, M. Roshon, C. Gorfido, V. Crane, C. Miley S. Schmitzer, and P. Jennings. Row 3: C. Naragon, J. Henke, K. Hobart, K. Papenhausen, J. Strouse, S. Pursley, B. Shilling, J. Pennington, D Zarney, L. Houston, A. Krosse, A. Leaden, C. Todd, A. Stein, K. Wilson, T. Swingle, J. Gregory, and L. Shook. Row 4: B. Wisely, K. Palker, K. Rockwell, C. Krause, P. Komjati J. Bloomer, J. Barabas, G. Bixler, L. Smith, S. Mofz, S. Gerspacher, D. Albright, P. Mihalko, K. Steffens, M. Tyler, J. Harsin, K. Schultz, B. Dre; belb is, ond B. Walter Row 5: J. Hardinger, B, Bedford, C. Rych, D. Todish, B. Kulp, V. Kelly, D. Sweet, D. Schneider, C. Haueisen, J. Wilkinson, G. Roshon, F. Austin, J. Matthews, K. Bonadio D Scott, J. Schumann C. Welty, D. Hallock, and K. Kline. Row 6: B. Meyers, S. Mallory, C. Betz, T. Johnson P. Tucker, S. Goodrich, B LaV elle, A. Guiltinan, B. Sauer, M. Magowan, S. Petty, S. Schindler, E. Salay, S. Severs, D. England, S. Febus, M. Eddy, and V. Andrews. Row 7: J. Guiltinan, N. Richard- son, B. Beckwith, C. Acker, E. Cullin, M. Griesinger, S. Hobb, J. Gordido, K. Henschel, A. Abramoska, C. McComas B. Koenig, L. Fetzer, T. Tippett, M. Hausman, I. Severs, K. Yeager, and M. Brown. Row 8: S. Jindra, C. Zay, S Shrimplin, K. Alspach, S. Molner, S. Lipstreu, J. Butcher, R. Haas S. Cowden, J. Pennington, M. Favret, L. MacLeod, E. Loyer, E. Kovacek, K. Herigstad, J. Gerding, J. Cantwell, and K. Duringer. Row 9 : R. Packard, C. Schaefer, D. Werner, C. Jakubec, L. Mutter, P. Mueller, S. Neptune, R. Forsythe, C. Nichols, K. Smith, G. Kabeller, B. Casey, C. Grieve, K. Schlechty, L. Taylor, D. Donahey, K. Dwyer, and P. Elliot. Row 10: J. Anderson, J. Werner, D. Null, D. Cleary, D. McClelland , P. Kovacek, S. Harrington, D. MacLeod, G. Richie, G. Vondenberg, V. Grieve, L. Kincaid, S. Johnson, K. Kemmerling, K. Swingle, J. Pritchard, M. Riegger, and C. Biliczky. 121 MEDINIAN STAFF Editor Sports Chris Fahlman Administration . . . Sandy Ftarrington Dee MacLeod Activities Organizations . . . Kathy Batchelder Advertising . Mark Smithberger Business Manager .... Donna Miller Classes . Bonnie Dreibelbis Ann Stein Bonnie Meyers Photography . . . . Paul Palmatier Adviser Medinian staff strives to meet final deadline 122 TOP LEFT: Sandy Harrington and Patty Kovacek find some of the faculty pictures amusing. LOWER LEFT: Yearbook workers, Ann Stein, Bonnie Dreibelbis, and Bonnie Meyers are so tired from working, they can hardly keep their eyes open. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Webb helps Kathy Kline with some last-minute efforts. LOWER RIGHT: Terry Morris and Mark Smithberger proudly hold their advertising sales chart. The Medinian staff has worked many long and difficult hours to make this book into the finished project you see before you. They have taken pictures, written hundreds of lines of copy, and worried about meeting deadlines, all under the critical eye of their adviser, Mr. Webb. Finally, the result of their efforts was sent off to the publisher, and was returned in the form you now hold. 123 Medinamite staff publishes bigger and better paper UPPER LEFT: Mike Wilke fits copy for the sports section of the news- paper. LOWER LEFT: Ray Eckert buys his copy of the Medinamite during his lunch hour. UPPER RIGHT: Machinery in the printing department is run by the ex- perienced hands of Larry Thompson. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Neptune and Marcia Elliot work out the details of the next issue of the paper. LOWER RIGHT: Conscientious Elaine Fetzer carefully fits copy into the lay-out. 124 Row 1: K. Fodor, M. Elliot— editor, Mrs. Neptune— adviser, and C. Todd. Row 2: F. Austin, E. Fetzer, D. MacLeod, C. Rice, and J. Vaughn. Row 3: P. Yeager, S. Febus, D. England, V. Kelly, and D. Waite. Row 4: R. Fain, L. Thompson, B. Olds, B. Street, M. Wilke, and M. Donovan. This year, for the first time, the pa- per was printed by the Graphic Arts Department at the high school. Con- sequently, more last-minute news could be reported and the number of pages could vary accordingly. Members of the staff attended the Gazette-Leader Post Cub Day, The Press Journalism Workshop, and the Ohio University Workshop. They also had a student ex- change with Lincoln High School in Cleveland. BELOW LEFT: Delanne Petty checks over copy before okaying it for the paper. BELOW RIGHT: To Mike Donovan: Aren ' t you a pretty big guy for such a little camera? UPPER RIGHT: Dee England works on paste-ups. LOWER RIGHT: Fran Austin types out copy, later to be used in the newspaper. 125 Throughout the school year, the Girls ' Leaders Club participates enthusiastically in activities within the school and in the community. Their projects have included sending boxes of toys to a Medinian in Viet Nam for the children there, sending tooth- brushes and other things to Caney College in Ap- palachia, and being responsible for the entire pub- licity campaign in the Medina area for the Christ- mas Seals Drive. They have also promoted school spirit by making the basketball teams their brothers and feeding them after games. Within the club itself friendships are developed through secret pals and the trav- eling basket. These things are done with the hope of develop- ing further the leadership, scholarship, citizenship, and sportsmanship in each girl and to have fun doing it. UPPER RIGHT: Delanne Petty and Kathy Batchelder practice for Peter Rabbit, a play given by GLC at St. Nicholas School. SECOND RIGHT: Sandy Harrington, president, takes the cake at the picnic for new members. THIRD RIGHT: Mark Bixler receives cookies from his basketball sister, Kathy Batchelder. LOWER RIGHT: Carolyn Nichols works on Spring Sports schedule to be hung in the lobby. ABOVE LEFT: Jan e Pennington sells tickets at a home basketball game. 126 G.L.C. shows leadership through activities mtf p V| Seated: K. Schlechty. B. Koch, D. Petty, C. Hurd, C. Nichols, D. Zarney. Standing: K. Fodor, B. Walter, J. Pennington, K. Wilson, G. Roshon, C, Chandler, M. Elliot, M. Brown, S. Harrington, S. Febus, K. Batchelder, S. Pelton, and Mrs. Neptune— adviser. RIGHT: “Sophia Loren better known as Mrs. Neptune models the hat given to her by her secret pal. BELOW: Beth Walter assists Chris Chandler in making a complete schedule of upcoming golf events. 127 RIGHT: Peggy Kapp, Kim Ryan, and Gail Dougherty demonstrate their routine from the gymnastics show. BELOW: Rick Shelley uses the long horse. Gymnasts present their fourth annual show Row 1 : S. Holt, C. Smith, C. Hurd, L. Riegger, S. Miller, C. Haueisen, D. Zarney, and K. Ryan. Row 2 : C. Abell, J. Varney, C. Grieve, G. Dougherty, P. Kapp, D. Hallock, L. Houston, P. Milhalko, and V. Grieve. Row 3 : T. McCourt, F. Schmitzer, R. Shelley, T. Shurance, D. Flugum, R. Craig, iR. Dye, R. Cornelius, and B. McCourt. Row 4 : P. Palmatier, C. Shank, A. Morris, P. Grey, C. Cronick, M. Grieve, and E. Shirey. 128 UPPER LEFT: Just don ' t look down, Cindy, and you won ' t have any trouble. CENTER LEFT: How did this guy ever get in Gymnastics Club? LOWER LEFT: Miss Lawrence and Mr. Weygandt talk over plans for this year ' s show. BELOW: Marvin Grieve flies through the air with the greatest of ease. LOWER RIGHT: Someone said to fly, Flugum, fly . . . so Flugum flew. 129 RIGHT: Laura Sponseller concentrates during the reading of The Merchant of Venice. FAR RIGHT: I just washed my hair and I can ' t do a thing with it, remarks Kathy Kline to Linda Wagner during rehearsal for the children ' s play, The Wizard of Oz. LEFT: Gwynne Roshon applies revitalizing cream to Mr. Brewer for the presentation of the three one-act plays, written and directed by members of the student body. RIGHT: Scarecrow, (Kathy Kline), the c-c-cowardly lion, (Delanne Petty), and the Tin Man, (Vicky Andrews), await for their rescue during the production of The Wizard of Oz. LOWER LEFT: The cast of Life With Father poses during their final dress rehearsal LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Bosler is weary, yet thoughtful after many long and tedious nights of rehearsals. 130 Drama Club has active and successful year. Row 1 : D. Waite, G. Dougherty, G. Ritchie, F. Gish, J. Anderson, Mr. Bosler— advisor, G. Roshon, M. Elliott, M. Hallock, D. Steingass, and H. Waite. Row 2: S. Biggs, V. Jedlicka, D. Petty, S. Pelton, K. Kline, S. Febus, J. Wilkinson, F. Austin, C. Todd, A. Leaden, C. Hanshue, L. Kloor, and J. Ewing. Row 3: J. McHenry, C. Ferguson, L. White, R. Packard, J. Churgovich, C. Welty, C. Grieve, J. Nixon, and V. Andrews. Row 4: S. Johnson, L. Kincaid, K. Kemmerling, A. Stein, C. Davis, K. Batchelder, K. Bonadio, J. Matthews, K. Wiles, C. Miley, S. Rivers, J. Harsin, and M. Tyler. Row 5: D. Scott, J. Hurst, L. Wagner, S. Cowden, J. Hutchinson, C. Eaken, D. Hallock, M. Eddy, D. Nees, D. Claude, K. Eberwein, D. Todish, and D. Casey. Row 6: C. Chandler, M. Brown, R. Haas, S. Bradley, S. Tyrell, P. Elliott, L. Taylor, L. Spon- seller, R. Perona, K. Mesick, and G. Chandler. Row 7: D. Hicks, K. Foulke, B. Mine, J. Schumann, S. Molner, K. Duringer, C. Zay, S. Pen- rose, C. Cotter, K. Dwyer, and J. Cantwell. Row 8: N. Gilliard, L. Harriger, L. Wagner, G. Bixler, B. Grindle, S. Knowles, and P. Palmatier. Row 9: R. Neptune, M. Smithberger, D. Flugum, S. Beckwith; D. Wel.s, and C. Koppelberger. LEFT: Darrell Waite and Gail Richie adjust the lighting for a dramatics club production. BELOW: The drama club awards for this year were: Vicky Jedlicka, the Drama Award, Darrell Waite, Mechanical Award, Delanne Petty, Outstanding Actress Award, and Bill Wolf, Outstanding Actor Award. 131 FHA gains experience through efforts Row 1: P. Piatt, L. Turek, B. Dunbar, S. Sittinger— president, J. Jindra, Miss Hornberger— adviser and Miss Cox— adviser. Row 2: S. Bradley, D. Russell, D. Jindra, P. Porter, L. Ackerman, G. Rucker, and J. Peirce. Row 3: N. McDaid, D. Hunter, V. Bowman, S. Smith, D. Hicks, B. Rucker, D. McNamara, L. Skidmore, M. Monroe, and B. Stillman. Row 4: B. Mericle, P. Shearer. N. Indoe, B. Rooy, D. Morton, D. Szabo, L. Gasper, and L. Kilgo. Row 5: D. Albright, S. Gerspacher, H. Dunn, J. Rucker, C. Rooy, J. Lance, and D. Piatt. AT RIGHT: Barb Rooy and Jenny Lance stand with pride next to the FHA emblem. FHA performed community serv- ices this year while mixing them with fun. They met after school ear- ly in the year to make popcorn balls which they later took to a rest home. They held an intra-club pizza par- ty in the winter and in the spring had a baked goods booth at the carnival. FHA acquired two new advisers this year. Miss Cox and Miss Horn- berger guided the club through an interesting and very busy year. 132 UPPER LEFT: Mr. Elrick looks over the goodies at an FHA bake sale. UPPER RIGHT: Cindy Rooy and Diana Piatt show off cooking skills. CENTER LEFT: Miss Cox, FHA adviser. CENTER RIGHT: Sharon Sittinger presides over elections. LOWER LEFT: FHA members en- joy a group discussion. 133 Row 7: D. Nees, K. Wolf, K. Schlechty, J. Harsin, Mrs. Elrick and Miss Smith— advisers. Row 2: B. Grindle, S. Jindra, P. Smalley, K. Mesick, L. Klooz, M. Suddleson, C. Miley, J. Henke, and C. Ferguson. Row 3: S. Febus, D. Scott, J. Rodgers, S. Rivers, L. Houston, C. Rice, V. Grieve, P. Fetzer, and D. Hallock. Row 4: V. Jedlicka, R. Clay, H. Klopp, C. Chandler, C. Davis, A. Stein, K. Batchelder, K. Kline, and L. White. Row 5: R. Shaw, J. Bixby, and J. Ewing. FTA gains knowledge through experience LEFT: Mrs. Elrick and Jill Harsin discuss plans for the next meeting. BELOW: Gordon Duncan gives his class instruction while student teaching in the elementary schools. 134 The purpose of Future Teachers of America is to stimulate students ' interest in teaching. Judging by its membership and activities, the MHS chapter is well on its way to reaching that goal. FTA met once a month, holding a potluck sup- per along with each meeting. These meetings usu- ally included a speaker or film, and one of the more interesting was Mr. Schamp, who told of his Peace Corps experiences in the Philippines. In the winter, FTA took a field trip to Baldwin- Wallace College for an FTA convention. Junior and senior members also had several opportunities to visit the elementary schools to observe and to teach. SKELET � 4 t. ' l 4 l ' r.ut .: • ;7 “ V� “ ' eoNis or ur iiw UPPER LEFT: If you ' ll eat my egg sandwich I ' ll give you my dessert, says Kaye Schlechty. LOWER LEFT: Vickie Jedlicka tells Garfield student that she ' ll look like this if she doesn ' t eat breakfast. UPPER RIGHT: F.T.A. members crowd around at a pot luck dinner. LOWER RIGHT: Janet Rodgers assists a student while student teaching. Y-Teens find friendship through activities. I - ■ t M ■ k ■ru I sQk R ■ mIM 1 n Row 1 : Miss Muren— adviser, E. Fetzer— president, K. Mesick, L. Klooz, E. Ruff, V. Jedlicka, and B. Koch. Row 2: D. Mack, C. Davis, B. Gindle, P. Smalley, D. Nees, N. Mann, and B. Kenzig. Row 3 : R. Clay, S. Schindler, C. Eaken, R. Forsythe, D. Falconer, S. Cowden, and J. Denson. Row 4 : N. Indoe, B. Rooy, D. Morton, K. Phillips, and D. Schneider. Row 5: S. Sittinger, L. McCourt, C. Rooy, J. Lance, N. Richardson, and P. Fetzer. AT LEFT: This one looks just my size says Phyllis Fetzer during one coat check. Elaine Fetzer, in her second year as Y-teens president worked closely with Miss Muren to make Y-teens a bigger and better club. Y-teens performed a valu- able service to the school again this year by operating a coat-check during home basketball games. This coat check was very well patronized and the girls who worked were kept very busy. Other activities of Y-teens during the year included bake sales, several parties, and a trip in the spring. 136 Varsity M buys much needed athletic equipment. LEFT: Larry Collins serves punch after Christmas caroling. BELOW: The Varsity M sponsored jiujustu show practices before show. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rick Dye and Bill Street help out during basketball game. Row 1 : G. Friedt, C. Cronick, P. Karson, B. Street, B. Lawrence, J. Karson, and B. Wallace. Row 2 : B. Muha, M. Bixler, R. Williams, R. Eckert, A. Keefer, M. Hunter, J. Gulledge, and L. Collins. Row 3 : R. Hood, T. Scherz, S. Stewart, J. Matacic, D. Aufmuth, D. Chase, and J. Hunter. Row 4 : K. Harrington, K. Williams, B. Rawlings, J. Skurvid, R. Dye, T. Clevidence, M. Burlingame, and L. Peacock. Row 5: B. Wolf, K. Aukerman, D. Simmers, J. Graff, S. Burlingame, M. Cleary, M. Cavey, and G. Jones. Row 6 : M. Palker, D. Jones, T. Whitaker, M. Zeigler, R. Neptune, and Mr. Evans— adviser. 137 Audio Club affords pleasure for student body Row 1: J. Brewer, D. Waite, M. Leister, D. Carten, P. Mueller, S. Rivers, P. Smalley, B. Grindle, R. Packard, B. Madey, and A. Houston. Row 2: C. Shank, H. Waite, G. McClung, J. Bixby, R. Monaco, R. Cripps, K. Nixon, and B. Olds. Row 3: Mr. Bosler— adviser, M. Hallock, M. Smithberger, R. Smith, C. Truthan, D. Sepper, J. Borden, J. Stone, and E. Mull. LEFT and ABOVE: Doug McClure and Jeff Borden provide lunchtime entertainment. The dedication of the Audio Club is shown through its members giving up their lunch hours to provide the student body with the much-appreciated mu- sical entertainment, every day fourth and fifth periods. It is also their respon- sibility to prepare and operate the equip- ment used for the Student Bulletin. 138 Intramurals provide relaxation from daily school routine Ron Hot Lips Fain belts that cow- hide. Bumlinger connects! After this, the majors! Art Club members show hidden abilities Art Club, under the careful direc- tion of Mrs. Mama Christy, delved deeply into the mysteries of scientific art forms and used their creative imag- inations to produce some works of art the like of which have never before been seen at MHS. They also did post- ers and scenery for various dramatic productions. This club presents an oportunity for those with artistic talents or inclina- tions to use these talents, whether or not they take an art class as part of their curriculum. AT RIGHT: Mrs. Christy helps Linda Klooz and Cheryl Reed. ftownkA 1 1 ' lt kr.oor. o n ■ M ' Seated: M. Magowen, C. Welty, K. Herigstad, M. Blossom, and T. Kelly. Standing: M. Burlingame, V. Grieve, B. Wells, L. Klooz, J. Nixon, C. Reed, C. Stuart, T. Tippett, S. Blankenship, L. Lehman, Mrs. Christy— Adviser, and J. Setzko. 140 Equations, proofs, and graphs, intrigue the mem- bers of the Math Club. Twice a month the mem- bers are exposed to many advanced problems not of- fered in regular classes. The local Mu Alpha Theta affiliated chapter has the distinction of being one of the 100 charter clubs founded in America in 1958. Students with a B average in Math and a B— average in all other subjects are selected for membership at the end of their junior year. Row 1: L. Fleming, K. Schlechty, V. Jedlicka, E. Fetzer, G. Roshon, and K. Bowman. Row 2: S. Har- rington, C. Hanshue, J. Gerding, F. Gish, C. Nichols, and L. Klooz. Row 3: S. Stewart, C. Fahlman, T. Whitaker, M. Ziegler, D. Chase, M. Hallock, J. Karson, J. Palker, J. Brewer, and Mr. Brewer— adviser. Math Club enjoys use of new computer LEFTj Karen Speedy Bowman uses the Math Club computer. BELOW: The Math Club officers with Mr. Brewer; Lorayne Fleming, Dale Chase, and Kaye Schlechty. 141 DCT has active, rewarding year. This past year, the diversified co-opera- tive training program has been extremely successful in bringing selected students on the job training. These students worked in er variety of industries, from drafting to hos- pital work. The DCT students worked closely with Mr. Jaskol in planning several successful projects. This past fall, several students went to the state DCT convention. They also spon- sored a car wash. The highlight of the year was the DCT banquet held at the Brown Derby. This ban- quet gave the students an opportunity to honor their employers. BELOW: Smile! snickers Gayle Jester as she prepares to work on Mr. Jaskol. Dr. Fri smiles his approval. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mary Pichelmayer poses with the DCT ' s mascot ... a smiling dragon (?) ! r i A K Row 7: K. Duplaga, M. Pichelmayer, N. Foster, C. Winebrenner, and Mr. Jaskol. Row 2: M. Prock, L. Kovacek, E. Donahue, and N. McClaskie. Row 3: J. Selzer, R. Wills, S. Quick, R. Denson, and T. Stuart. Row 4: T. Pandur, R. Gasper, J. Donnelly, and D. Bigham. Row 5: R. Morse, S. Fulton, and D. Toth. LEFT: Nona McClaskie, outstanding DCT student of the year, laughs with Mr. Rios at the banquet. MIDDLE LEFT: Doug Toth and Mr. Jaskol scrub down a car at the car wash. BELOW: Dan Bigham takes a break to smile for the camera. BOTTOM LEFT: Lenny Kovacek concentrates while working industriously. BOTTOM RIGHT: This year, the DCT students adopted an underprivileged family. Here they pose with the Christmas presents they gave their family. 143 Row 1: B. Cole, S. Sexton, B. Gregory, B. Fetty, and Mr. Casterline— adviser. Row 2: P. Hood, E. Hood, M. Cullen, B. Brinker, and S. Russell. Row 3: D. Miller, B. Berger, D. Groves, C. Ross, and T. Vellenoweth. Row 4: B. Hill, L. Roby, G. Wilder, and C. Butt. DECA is an organization designed specifically for students enrolled in Distributive Education. The purposes of DECA are to further develop a respect for education in marketing and distribution which will contri- bute to vocational competence, and to promote understanding and ap- preciation for the responsibilities of citizenship in our free, competitive enterprise system. This year DECA was particularly honored when Chuck Butt received third place in state-wide competition. DECA has successful program Chuck Ross, Distributive Education Student of the Year. 144 UPPER LEFT: Chuck Butt demonstrates his .sales technique using his manager as the customer. LOWER LEFT: DECA officers: Barb Fetty— president. Chuck Ross— vice president, Barb Gregory— secretary, and Barb Cole— treasurer. UPPER RIGHT: Leland Roby ... on the job.’ CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Hedrick, superintendent, speaks at DECA ceremony. LOWER RIGHT: Dave Groves memorizes, The customer ' s always right! J’in 145 Medina High presents and also receives honors SELF DISCIPLINE— Row 1: K. Kline, J. Anderson, F. Austin, S. Pelton, G. Rosnon, F. Gish, D. Miller, C. McComas, J. Karson, and T. Hunter. Row 2: V. Jedlicka, L. Klooz, B. Koch, K. Ryan, C. McElfresh, D. Chase, C. Ferguson, K. Bowman, E. Fetzer, K. Beers, J. Missineio, and M. Elliott. Row 3: S. Harrington, C. Hanshue, C. Nichols, J. Clark. K. Fodor, K. Schlechty, D. MacLeod, N. Haas, S. Walker, and L. Fleming. Row 4: C. Hurd, R. Neptune, C. Fahlman, V. Grieve, .1. Gerding, G. Daugherty, M. Ziegler, T. Clevidence, J. Graff, J. Palker, T. Whitaker, J. Brewer, S. Stewart, F. Clements, R. Davisor., J. Gowe, anc M. Wilke. ABOVE: Buckeye Boys State Delegates: John Matacic, Mark Bixler, and Mark Hunter. Alternates are John Haas, Rick Williams, and Bill Harriger. RIGHT: Buckeye Girls State Delegates are (front): Mimi Brown and Chris Chandler with Marianne Tyler and Candy Davis as Alternates. 146 Northeastern MPPN 3hio Typing SPTEDT Contest BOWMAN l st Place Jkv . TOP LEFT: Karen Bowman and Mrs. Schafer proudly display the electric typewriter Karen won for the school by besting students from 27 other schools in the First Annual Northeastern Ohio Typewriting Contest held in Cleveland. LEFT: Vickie Jedlicka and Cathy Hanshue formulate plans for the Tutorial Program they initiated this past school year. BELOW: Doug Jones and Sandy Harrington pose with the Citizenship awards they received at Honors Assembly. BOTTOM: Congressman Charles A. Mosher chats with faculty and students after an assembly at which he was the chief speaker. 147 Talent and training add up to awards RIGHT: Carolyn Nichols and Jeff Karson who received the Womanhood and Manhood Awards which are presented to the students who are outstanding in scholarship, character, citizenship, cooperation and in- itiative. BELOW: Cathy Hanshue (Most Outstanding Art Student), Tom Clevidence (Athlete of the Year), Kathy Fodor (Music Award), and Barbara Kulp (Nursing Scholarship) pose with their trophies and awards. Members of Medina High School ' s Quiz Down Team— Chris Fahlman, Dale Chase, Steve Stewart, and Jeff Karson (alternate) wish that Dennis Sepper, one of the big guns on the team (even if he is a junior) were here to help them out of this brain-drain question. The team defeated their opponent— Copley— scoring the most points for the monthly period, thus winning a complete set of World Book Encyclopedia in addition to the two-volume set of World Book Dictionary that they won for their initial appearance. 148 Dale Chase and Elaine Fetzer were National Merit semi-finalists. Dale was awarded the Sidney M. Fenn Scholar-Athlete Award, and Elaine won the DAR Citizenship Award at Honors Assembly. Cheerleaders Fran Austin, Cindy Hurd, Jan Wilkinson, Gwynne Roshon, and Carol Haueisen display trophy they won for first place at Berea Invitational Cheerleading Contest. TOP: ORDER OF THE GOLDEN TASSEL-Row ?: Kathy Fodor, Fran Austin, Vickie Jedlicka, Lorayne Fleming, and Linda Klooz. Row 2 : Cathy Hanshue, Tom Clevidence, Elaine Fetzer, Jeff Karson, Faith Gish, and Jeff Palker. Row 3 : Alan Steffen, Gwynne Roshon, Dale Chase, Carolyn Nichols, Mark Zieegler, Julia Gerding, and Chris Fahlman. Row 4 : Chris McElfresh, Sandy Harrington, Kaye Schlechty, Marcia Elliott, and Gail Vandenberg. 149 Seniors reach that magical moment they have Sandy Harrington — First Dale Chase — Second Gwynne Roshon — Third Kaye Schlechty — Fourth Elaine Fetzer —Fifth Joe and Carol arrive early. Robin, Jim, Ed, and Gary finally get ready for the warm evening. Commencement Speakers Kathy Kline: The End of the Beginning Tim Whitaker: The Present is the Past of the Future 150 awaited so long: Graduation Miss Lawrence helps Kathy with Joann and Theresa drape a music stand. Almost eight-o ' clock and time to begin, ' her collar. says Mr. Elrick. Commencement Soloists Alan Steffen: Flute— Concerto in G Ma- jor — Allegro Mod- erato (Mozart) Gwynne Roshon: Vo- ca — Where e ' er You Walk (Handel) Carolyn Nichols— Ac- companist 151 Each nervously awaits his turn in procession The long processional before friends and relatives. Graduating class listens attentively to soloist. The lights still burn The final moment— when you receive that diploma. RIGHT: (opposite page) Burns Flugum rewards Mom with a kiss as a proud Dad approves. 152 ALMA AAATER 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. brightly but the Class of ’68 has departed . . . This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. It is rather the end of the beginning. —Winston Churchill 153 Senior Activities BRUCE ANDERSON— Intramurals 4. JUDY ANDERSON-Student Council 3 -4 , Pep Club 2-3-4, Drama Club 2-3-4 , GAA 2-3-4, Y-Teens 2, Self Discipline 4, In- ternational Club 2, Homecoming Attendant 4, Band 2-3-4, Card Section 4, Choir 4, JV Cheer- leader 2-3. DICK AUFMUTH— Student Coun- cil 2, Varsity M 4, Football 2, Wrestling 3-4, Tennis 3-4, Golf 2, Intramurals 2. FRAN AUSTIN— CAA 3, Pep Club 3-4, Drama Club 2-3-4, FTA 4, GAA 2-3-4, Medinamite 4, Self Discipline 4, Internatio- al Club 2-3, Band 2-3-4, Class Officer 2-3-4, Choir 4 , Varsity Cheerleader 3-4. BETTY BARGAR-Pep Club 2, GAA 3, Card Section 2, Intra- murals 2. CAROL BECKOWITZ-Pep Club 2-3-4, Gymnastics 3, Drama Club 2-3, GAA 2-3, Medinamite 3, In- ternational Club 2, Card Section 2-3, Choir 2-3-4, Intramurals 4. KATHY BEERS-Pep Club 2-3-4, Self Discipline 4, Girls ' State 3. BOB BERGER-Track 2, DECA 4. RON BETZ— International Club 2, Intramurals 3-4. KAREN BOWMAN-Math Club 4, Self Discipline 4, Choir 2-3-4. JERRY BREWER-Math Club 4, Audio Club 4, Drama Club 4, Self Discipline 4, International Club 2-3, Football 2, Choir 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Intramurals 2-4. BARB BRINKER-Y-Teens 3, DECA 4. RICK BROBST— Football 2, Wres- tling 2, Intramurals 2-4. MIKE BROOKS-Track 2, Intra- murals 4. MIKE BURLINGAME-Varsity M 4, Drama Club 3, Intramurals 4. CHUCK BUTT-DECA 4. CONNIE CANFIELD— Pep Club 2, Drama Club 4, GAA 2-3, Y- Teens 4, Art Club 2. DEBBIE CARTEN-Audio Club 2- 3 -4 , Drama Club 2-3, Y-Teens 3, Ski Club 4, Art Club 2-3. GARY CHANDLER-Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-4, Stardusters 4, Track 4, Intramurals 4. DALE CHASE— Student Council 4, CAA 3-4, Math Club 4 , Varsity M 3-4, Self Discipline 4, International Club 2-3, Tennis 2-3-4, Choir 2-3-4, Intramurals 4. JANET CLARK— CAA 3-4, GAA 2, Y-Teens 2-3, Self Discipline 4, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4, Stardusters 4. DAVE CLAYPOOL— International Club 2-3. FRANK CLEMENTS— Self Disci- Denotes Officer pline 4, International Club 3. TOM CLEVIDENCE-Student Council 4, Varsity M 2-3-4, Self Discipline 4, Football 2-3-4, Wrestling 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4. BARBARA COLE— FHA 2-3, GAA 2- 3, Self Discipline 4, Intra- murals 2-3, DECA 4 . KEVIN CONLEY-Med nam fe 3, Track 2, Intramurals 2-4. MARLON CRAIG— International Club 2. MARY CULLIN— Pep Club 2, GAA 2. ED DAVIS— Varsity M 4, Bas- ketball 2-3-4. JOELLA DAVIS-Pep Club 3-4, Gymnastics 3-4, Drama Club 2 3, GAA 2-3, Card Section 4. RUSS DAVISON— Self Discipline 4, International Club 3. FRANK DEGENERO-Tennis 2-3. CHRIS DELISLE — Intramurals 4. EVELYN DONAHUE-Band 2-3, VICA 4. JOE DONNELLY-Varsity M 3-4, Cross Country 4, Track 2-3-4 , Intramurals 4. GAIL DOUGHERTY— CAA 3, Gymnastics 3-4, Drama Club 2- 3- 4, Y-Teens 2-3, Self Discipline 4, International Club 2-3, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 4, Stardusters 2-3-4, Intramurals 4. GORDEN DUNCAN— FTA 4. KATHY DUPLAGA-Gymnastics 2 . RICK DYE— Gymnastics 4, Var- sity M 4, Medinamite 3, Foot- ball 2-3-4, Wrestling 3, Base- ball 3-4, Basketball 2, Track 2, Intramurals 4. RAY ECKERT— Varsity M 2-3-4, Football 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4. BILL EDDY-Band 2-3-4. JIM EGGLESTON — International Club. MARCIA ELLIOT— Student Coun- cil 4, CAA 3, GLC 4, Drama Club 2-3 -4 GAA 2-3-4, Medi- namite Editor 4, Self Discipline 4, International Club 2-3, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 4, Intramurals 2- 3-4. DEE ENGLAND-Pep Club 2-3-4, Medinamite 4, Card Section 2- 4 , Choir 2-4. CHRIS FAHLMAN— Student Council 4, CAA 3-4, Math Club 4, Medinian 4, Self Discipline 4, International Club 3, Class President 4, Boys ' State 3. SALLY FEBUS— Student Council 3- 4, CAA 3, GLC 3-4 , Pep Club 2-3 -4 , Medinian 4, Dra- ma Club 2-3-4, FTA 34, GAA 2-3-4, Medinamite 4, Self Dis- cipline 4, International Club 2- 3, Homecoming Attendant 4, Card Section 2-4, Choir 4, Intra- murals 3-4. PAUL FELDMAN— Golf 2-3. CATHY FERGUSON-Pep Club 3-4, Drama Club 3-4, FTA 4, GAA 3, Self Discipline 4, Inter- national Club 3. BARB FETTY— Student Council 4, DECA 4 . ELAINE FETZER-Student Coun- cil 3-4, CAA 3, Math Club 4, Pep Club 2, Medinamite 4, Y- Teens 2 -3 -4 , Self Discipline 4, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 4, Stardusters 4, Girls ' State 3. LYNDA FETZER-Pep Club 2, GAA 2-3-4. LORAYNE FLEMING-Math Club 4 , Pep Club 4, Y-Teens 2-3, Self Discipline 4, International Club 2, Card Section 4. KATHY FODOR— Student Coun- cil 4, CAA 3-4, GLC 3-4, GAA 2, Medinamite 4, Self Discipline 4, Band 2-3-4 , Orchestra 2- 3-4, Choir 4, Stardusters 3-4, In- tramurals 4. ROGER GASPER-DECA 4. JULIA GERDING-Math Club 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Self Discipline 4, Card Section 4, Intramurals 3-4. FAITH GISH — Math Club 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Drama Club 2-3-4 , GAA 2-3, Self Discipline 4, In- ternational Club 2, Card Sec- tion 2-4, Choir 2-3-4. DEBBIE GORFIDO-Pep Club 2- 3-4, Gymnastics 2-3, GAA 2-3- 4, Card Section 2, Alternate Cheerleader 3. JIM GOWE— Self Discipline 4, Band 4, Football 4, Tennis 3, In- tramurals 4. JOHN GRAFF-Varsity M 4, Self Discipline 4, Wrestling 2-3-4. BARB GREGORY-Y-Teens 2, DECA 4 . PHIL GREY— Gymnastics 2-3-4, International Club 2, Wrestling 2 . VIKKI GRIEVE-Gymnastics 4, FTA 3-4, GAA 3-4, Self Disci- pline 4, International Club 2, Card Section 2, Choir 2, Card Section 2, Choir 2, Art Club 3. BEV GROVES-Pep Club 2-3-4, Gymnastics 3, GAA 2-3-4, Inter- national Club 2, Card Section 2, Choir 2, Art Club 3. DAVE GROVES— Football 2-3, Baseball 3, Intramurals 2-3, DECA 4. NANCY HAAS— CAA 3, FTA 2, GAA 2-3, Y-Teens 2-3, Self Dis- cipline 4, Band 2-3-4, Orches- tra 2-3-4, Class Treasurer 4. MACY HALLOCK-Math Club 4, Audio Club 2-3-4, Drama Club 2-3-4, International Club 2, Cross Country 4. BONNIE HAMLIN-Pep Club 2, GAA 2, Card Section 2, Choir 2. � CATHY HANSHUE-Math Club 4, Drama Club 2-4, GAA 2, Y- Teens 3, Self Discipline 4, In- ternational Club 2, Art Club 2-3. SANDY HARRINGTON-Student Council President 4, CAA 3, GLC 3-4 , Math Club 4, Pep Club 4, Medinian 4, Drama Club 2, GAA 2-3-4, Y-Teens 2, Self Discipline 4, International Club 2- 3 , Homecoming Attendant 4, Card Section 4, Intramurals 3-4, Class Officer 2-3. CAROL HAUEISEN— Pep Club 2- 3- 4, Gymnastics 3-4, GAA 2-3- 4, JV Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3-4. PAUL HEADER-Varsity M 3, Football 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3. CORKY HERIGSTAD— Wrestling 2-4. BRUCE HILL-Choir 2, Basket- ball 2, Intramurals 3-4. ELAINE HOOD-Pep Club 2, GAA 2. PAM HOOD— FHA 3, Pep Club 2, GAA 3. JEFF HUNTER-Varsity M 3-4, Football 3-4, Wrestling 3-4. TOM HUNTER— CAA 3-4, Self Discipline 4, International Club 3, Football 3-4, Track 3, Intra- murals 4. CINDY HURD-Student Council 4, CAA 3, GLC 4, Pep Club 2-3 -4 , Gymnastics 3-4, Drama Club 3, GAA 2-3, Self-Dis- cipline 4, Class Officer 2-3-4, JV Cheerleader 3, Varsity Cheer- leader Captain 4. VICKY JEDLICKA-Math Club 4, Drama Club 2-4, FTA 4, Y- Teens 2-3-4, Self Discipline 4, International Club 2-3, Band 2-3-4. SANDY JENKINS— FTA 2-3-4, Y- Teens 2, Band 2-3-4. GAYLE JESTER— FHA 3, DCT 4. JEANNE JINDRA— FHA 2-3-4 . DOUG JONES-Math Club 4, Varsity M 2-3-4, Self Discipline 4, Football 2-3-4, Tennis 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4. GARY JONES-Student Council 4, Varsity M 4, Band 4 , Bas- ketball 2-3-4, Intramurals 4, Cross Country 4. PEGGY KAPP-Gymnastics 3-4, Art Club 2-3. JEFF KARSON— CAA 4, Math Club 4, Varsity M 3-4, Self Dis- cipline 4, International Club 2- 3, Football 2-3-4, Basketball 2, Track 2-3-4, Intramurals 2-4. AL KEEFER-Med n an 3-4, Var- sity M 3-4, Football 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Intramurals 2-4. VIKKI KELLY— CAA 3, Pep Club 2, Drama Club 4, GAA 2, Me- dinamite 4, Self Discipline 4, International Club 3, Card Sec- tion 4, Intramurals 2. KATHY KLINE-Student Council 2-3-4, CAA 3, Art Club 3, Pep 154 Senior Activities Club 2-3-4, Medinian 3-4, Editor 4, Drama Club 2-3-4, FTA 2- 3 -4, Gymnastics 3-4, GAA 2- 3-4, Self Discipline 4, Interna- tional Club 2-3, Class President 3, Card Section 2-4, Choir 2- 3 -4 , Intramurals 3-4. LINDA KLOOZ — Student Council 3, Math Club 4, Y-Teens 2-3 - 4 , Self Discipline 4, Drama Club 2-4, FTA 3-4, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3, Art Club 2-3 -4. BARB KOCH-GLC 3-4, Y-Teens 2-3-4 , Self Discipline 4, Band 2- 3-4, Orchestra 2. TERRY KOLONICK-DECA 4. PATTI KOVACEK-Pep Club 2- 3- 4, Medinian 4, Drama Club 2- 3-4, GAA 2-3-4, International Club 3, Card Section 2-4, In- tramurals 2-3-4. BARB KULP-CAA 3, GAA 2-3- 4, Band 2-3-4. LARRY LABADIE— Choir 3. BILL LAWRENCE- Varsity M 4, Football 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, In- tramurals 3. ANN LEADEN-Pep Club 2-3-4, Drama Club 3-4, FTA 3, GAA 2- 3- 4, Choir 2-3-4, Intramurals 3. MARTI LEHMAN-Pep Club 2- 3-4, GAA 2-3, Card Section 2- 4, Intramurals 4. TOM LINCOLN-Band 2-3-4, Stardusters 4. KARL LOCKWOOD — Intramurals 2-3, International Club 2. MIKE LOVEMAN-Audio Club 3, International Club 3, Football 2, Tennis 3, Track 2. RICK LOYER— International Club 2, Wrestling 2. DEE MACLEOD— CAA 4, Medin- ian 4, Pep Club 2, Drama Club 3, GAA 2-3-4, Medinamite 4, Self Discipline 4, Choir 2, In- tramurals 3-4. BARB MADEY-Audio Club 3-4. NONA MCCLASKIE— Band 2, In- tramurals 2, VICA 4 . DONNA MCCLELLEN-Pep Club 4, GAA 2-3-4, Card Section 4, Choir 2-3, Intramurals 2-3-4. DOUG MCCLURE-Audio Club 2-3-4 . CARLA MCCOMMAS-Student Council 4, CAA 3-4, Pep Club 4, FTA 3, GAA 2-3-4 , Self Discipline 4, International Club 2-3, Card Section 4, Intramur- als 3-4. LORETTA MCCOURT-Y-Teens 4. CHRIS MCELFRESH— FTA 2 , Self Discipline 4, Choir 2-3-4, Or- chestra 2-3-4. JEANNETTE MCHENRY— Drama Club 4. MADELINE MEDLEY— FHA 2, Pep Club 2-3, GAA 2. SHERRY MEDLEY— FHA 2, GAA 2-3, Band 2-3-4, Intramurals 4. KATHY MESICK— CAA 3-4, Dra- ma Club 2-3-4, FTA 2-3-4, GAA 2-3, Medinamite 3, Y-Teens 2 - 4, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4. DAVE MILLER-DECA 4 . DONNA MILLER -Medinian 4, Y-Teens 2-3, Self Discipline 4, Band 2. JANE MISSINEIO— Pep Club 4, Self Discipline 4, Ski Club 4. KATHY MONACO— GAA 4, In- tramurals 4. NONDA MORRIS— FHA 2, Y- Teens 2-3. TERRY MORRIS— Med nian 4, Drama Club 4, Medinamite 3, Intramurals 2-4. AL MORSE— Gymnastics 3-4. RAY MORSE— Gymnastics 2, Au- dio Club 2-3, Wrestling 3, In- tramurals 2, VICA 4. CAROL MUICH— Pep Club 2, GAA 2, Y-Teens 2. RICH NEPTUNE-Student Coun- cil 4, CAA 3-4 , Varsity M 4, Audio Club 2-3, Drama Club 3- 4, Self Discipline, International Club 3, Band 2-3, Stardusters 2, Golf 2-3-4, Intramurals 2-4. NANCY NETTLETON-Pep Club 2, GAA 2-3, Card Section 2, Choir 2. CAROLYN NICHOLS-Student Council 4, CAA 3-4 , Math Club 4, GLC 3-4 , GAA 2-3-4, Self Discipline 4, International Club 2- 3, Orchestra 2-3-4, Choir 2- 3- 4 , Intramurals 3-4. JOANN NIXON— GAA 2-34, Art Club 4, Dramatics 3-4, Me- dinamite 4. JEFF PALKER— CAA 4, Math Club 4, Varsity M 4, Self Dis- cipline 4, International Club 2- 3, Choir 2-3, Golf 2-3-4, In- tramurals 2-4. TOM PANDUR— DCT. LARRY PEACOCK-Student Coun- cil 2, Medinian 2-3, Varsity M 4, Medinamite 3, Baseball 3-4, Basketball 2, Intramurals 4. SUE PELTON-Student Council 2- 3-4 , GLC 3-4 , Pep Club 4, Drama Club 2-3-4, GAA 2, Y- Teens 2-3 , Self Discipline 4, International Club 2, Band 2- 3- 4 , Orchestra 2-3, Choir 3- 4, Stardusters 4. DELANNE PETTY— GLC 4, Pep Club 3-4, Drama Club 2-3-4, GAA 2, Medinamite 4, Y-Teens 2-3, Card Section 4, Intramur- als 4. RALPH PIATT— FFA 2-3. MARY PICHELMAYER— FTA 2 , Y-Teens 3, VICA 4 . CAROL PIFER— GAA 4, Intramur- als 4. ROSE POWELL-Pep Club 2, GAA 2, Intramurals. STEVE QUICK-Drama Club 2- 3, In ternational Club 2, Art Club 2-3, VICA 4. ROB RAPP-Varsity M 4, Me- dinamite 3, International Club 2, Football 2-3-4, Wrestling 2, Track 2-3, Intramurals 4. CHERYL REED-Gymnastics 2, Drama Club 4, Y-Teens 2-3, Band 2 -3-4, Orchestra 3, In- tramurals 2-3. CAROL RICE— FTA 3-4, Medina- mite 4, Band 2-3-4. GAIL RITCHIE— CAA 3, Gymnas- tics 3, Drama Club 2-3-4, GAA 2- 3-4, International Club 2-3, Choir 2. LEE ROBY-DECA 4. BILL RODGERS— Med nam fe 3. GWYNNE ROSHON-Student Council 2-3-4; CAA 3-4, GLC 4, Math Club 4, Pep Club 2-3- 4, Drama Club 2-3-4 , GAA 2- 3- 4, Y-Teens 3, Self Discipline 4, International Club 3, Choir 2-3-4 , JV Cheerleader 2, Var- sity Cheerleader 3-4. CHUCK ROSS-DECA 4 . SUE RUSSELL-Audio Club 2, 3 , DECA 4. KIM RYAN— Gymnastics 3-4, Self Discipline 4, Choir 4. KAYE SCHLECHTY-Student Council 4, GLC 4, Math Club 4 , Pep Club 2, FTA 2-3 4, GAA 2, Y-Teens 2, Self Disci- pline 4, International Club 2, 3, Band 2-3-4 , Stardusters 3-4. DAVE SCHRAY— International Club 2, Choir 2-3. JIM SELZER-VICA 4. SHARON SETZER— FHA 3 , GAA 4, Intramurals 4. STEPHANIE SEVERS— CAA 3, Pep Club 2-3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Card Section 4, Choir 4. SUE SEXTON-Med n an 3, Me- dinamite 3, Y-Teens 3, DECA 4. CAROL SHULTZMAN-Pep Club 2-3, GAA 2-3, International Club 2-3, Card Section 2, Art Club 3. SHARON SITTINGER— FHA 2-3- 4 , Y-Teens 34. JIM SKURVID-Varsity M 2-3-4, Wrestling 2-3-4, Golf 2-3-4. MARK SMITHBERGER— Med ' n an 4, Audio Club 3, Drama Club 3- 4, International Club 3, Tennis 4, Intramurals 3-4. ALAN STEFFEN— Self Discipline 4, International Club 2 , Band 2-3-4. DAN STEINGASS— CAA 3-4, Au- dio Club 2-3-4, Drama Club 4, International Club 2-3, Golf 2, Intramurals 2-3-4, Cross Coun- try 4. GLENDA STEVIC-Audio Club 3, FTA 2, Y-Teens 3. ORRIE STEWART— Gymnastics 2, Track 2. STEVE STEWART-Math Club 4, Varsity M 4, Self Discipline 4, Track 2-3-4. BILL STREET- Varsity M 4, Me- dinamite 4, International Club 3, Football 3-4, Track 3-4, In- tramurals 4. THERESA STUART— FHA 2-3. CHRIS SWINGLE-Spanish Club 2 . RICK TETZEL— Golf 2. CLAUDIA TODD-Pep Club 2-3- 4, Drama Club 3-4 , FTA 3, GAA 2-3-4, Medinamite 4, Y- Teens 2, Card Section 4, Choir 3-4, Intramurals 3-4. DOUGLAS TOTH-VICA 4. LINDA TUREK— FHA 2-3-4 . NANCY TURNBAUGH-Pep Club 3, GAA 3-4, Intramurals 4. GAIL VANDENBERG-Pep Club 4, Drama Club 4, GAA 4, Self Discipline 4. JOY VARNEY-Gymnastics 4, Y- Teens 2. JIM VAUGHN— Medinamite 4. TIM VELLENOWETH-DECA 4. MARGIE VERES-Pep Club 2-3, Drama Club 2-3-4, GAA 2-3, International Club 2, Art Club 2-3. GUILLERMO VILLACRES— Intra- murals 4. BOB VRB AN AC— Football 2-3-4. DARRELL WAITE— Student Coun- cil 4, Audio Club 2-3-4 , Drama Club 2-3-4, Medinamite 4, In- tramurals 2-3. HAROLD WAITE— Audio Club 3- 4, Drama Club 3-4. SHIRLEY WALKER-Y-Teens 3, Self Discipline 4, Band 2-3-4. JOHN WANINK-Choir 4, Intra- murals 4. DAVID WEBB— Medinamite 4. TIM WHITAKER-Student Coun- il 2, Math Club 3-4, Varsity M 4, Drama Club 3-4, Self Disci- pline 4, International Club 2, Wrestling 2-3-4, Tennis 3, Class President 2. MIKE WILKE— Medinamite 4, Self Discipline 4. JAN WILKINSON— Student Coun- cil 3, Pep Club 2-3-4, Home- coming Queen 4, Drama Club 2-3-4, GAA 2-3-4, International Club 2, Card Section 2, Intra- murals 4, JV Cheerleader 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Ski Club 4. RANDY WILLS-VICA 4. COLLEEN WINEBRENNER— FHA 2-3 , Pep Club 3, GAA 2-3, Y- Teens 2-3, Choir 3. BILL WOLF— CAA 3, Varsity M 4, International Club 2, FTA 3, Wrestling 2-3-4, Choir 3-4, Track 2, Intramurals 4. KATHY YEAGER— CAA 3, Pep Club 2-3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Card Section 2-4, Choir 3. MARK ZIEGLER-Math Club 4, Varsity M 2-3-4, Self Discipline 4, Tennis 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3- 4, Cross Country 4. 155 CANDIDS! Man, you know I light up when there ' s a camera around; Gail didn ' t quite hit that high note, did she, Claudia? right, Gary? beams Ed Davis Second lunch line opens with hungry stu- dents and hot fries. Tim Myers! get that thought out of your mind that says, Find a squeamish girl and show her this biology specimen. agMSn| J -.B 9 m- mhhm ■ ■ ? ■aMHhis - r «B Sk . Tog ' it s WV 1 ABOVE: Noontime on the ledge. RIGHT: My, the teachers are getting younger and prettier all the time! 156 157 MEDINA SUPPLY COMPANY Ready Mix Concrete YARDS AT MEDINA, STRONGSVILLE, WADSWORTH, WELLINGTON, AND BRUNSWICK 230 East Smith Road Phone 723-1565 MEDINA, OHIO 44256 158 Congratulations to the Graduating CLASS OF 1968 Dr. and Mrs. Donald Polo WHETHER IT ' S BUSINESS TRAVEL OR A VACATION TRIP . . . UNITED CAN HELP YOU GET AWAY FROM IT ALL SEE YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT OR GIVE US A CALL UNITED AIR LINES My son graduated from Medina High . friendly skies §f United. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1968 Compliments of SPECIAL PERSONAL FRIENDS of the Editor Our Congratulations HIGH ' S to the Graduating Class of OFFICE SUPPLY 1968 COMPANY GALLUCCI CHEVROLET On the Square COMPANY 3880 Pearl Road MEDINA, OHIO 44256 MEDINA, OHIO 44256 Phone: 722-2041 161 HAYDEN, STONE INCORPORATED - ESTABLISHED 1892 MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Good Luck to the CLASS of 68 Richard D. Longacre, ' 39 HAYDEN-STONE INCORPORATED 162 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to THE 1968 GRADUATING CLASS of MEDINA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL from THE LEWIS A. WERNER FAMILY Compliments of Rt. SMITH BROTHERS WOOD SHAVINGS 7, 3087 Marks Road Phone: 725-5224 GLENN SMITH — MYRON SMITH — — Class of — Class of 1959 1962 BLISS and LAUGHLIN STEEL COMPANY 900 West Smith Road MEDINA, OHIO 44256 Congratulations to the CLASS of 1968 165 Best Wishes to the CLASS of 1968 703 North Court Street MEDINA, OHIO 725-4266 SjUNTER ■ insurance HOWARD O. HUNTER JOY N. HUNTER BONNIE L. HUNTER THOMAS A. 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TROY FIELDS HAROLD CASEY PAUL CASEY RAY BIESEL LAWSON ' S NEW PARTY STORE Lafayette Road Medina Shopping Center MEDINA OHIO 44256 DAIRY ISLE 680 Lafayette Road MEDINA, OHIO 44256 725-4313 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT But school has the I i | i liiti uIlF EPSICOLA ive a Pepsi RICE ' S FROCK SHOP AND FUR SALON 201 South Court Street There s nothing quite like a cold pick-me-up wh on self-discipline, smiles Jeff Palker; just like the of h ome — this school isn ' t so bad after all! en you ' re comforts MEDINA, OHIO 44256 SAVINGS DEPOSIT BANK The bank with the free, next-door parking North Side of the Public Sq uare MEDINA, OHIO 44256 MEMBER, FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 168 1 1 itt Compliments of ANDERSON DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS 32 Public Square MEDINA, OHIO 44256 Phone: 722-0521 Maybe if I sit here real quiet like, the coach won ' t see me. I don ' t like the looks of those bruisers and is that field ever 1 1 1 gooey! 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SIMMONS COMPANY HAUSTED DIVISION 525 West Liberty Street Medina, Ohio 44256 722-1515 SENIORS Ainger, Kirk 34 Anderson, Bruce 34 Anderson, Judy 34-38-102-104-107- 111-112-116-118-119-121-146 Aufmuth, Richard 34-94-137 Austin, Fran 34-50-98-99-1 04-1 07- 118-121-125-131-146-149 Barger, Betty 34 Barrett, Martin 35 Beckowitz, Carol 35-107-115-118 Beers, Kathryn 32-35-118-146 Berger, Robert 8-35-144 Betz, Ronald 35 Bigham, Daniel 16-35-142-143 Bowman, Karen 35-1 07-1 41 -1 46-1 47- 151 Brewer, Gerald 35-92-107-138-141- 146 Brinker, Barbara 35-144 Brobst, Richard 35 Brooks, Mike 35 Burlingame, Mike 35-137-140 Butt, Charles 36-144-145 Canfield, Constance 36 Carten, Deborah 36-39-138 Chandler, Gary 36-102-103-105-109- 131 Chase, Dale 36-94-107-1 1 6-137-141 - 146-148-149-150 Clark, Janet 36-102-103-104-109-146 Clary, Pamela 17-36 Claypool, David 36 Clements, Fran 36-146 Clevidence, Tom 36-76-80-1 13-1 15- 116-137-146-148-149 Cole, Barbara 37-144-145 Conley, Kevin 37 Craig, Marlin 37 Cullin, 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125-127-146-148-149 Foster, Nancy 40-142 Fulton, Steve 142 Gasper, Roger 142 Gerding, Julia 40-118-119-121-144 146-149 Gish) Faith 40-107-119-131-141-146- 149 Gorfido, Deborah 40 Gowe, James 40-105-146 Graff, John 40-137-146 Gregory, Barbara 40-144-145 Gray, Phillip 40-92-115-128 Grieve, Vikki 41-102-1 04-121-128- 134-140-146 Grove, Thomas 41 Groves, Beverly 41-118 Groves, David 41-144-145 Haas, Nancy 34-41-102-104-109-146 Hallock, Macy 41-131-138-141 Hamlin, Bonnie 41 Hanshue, Cathy 41 -131 -1 41 -146-147- 148-149 Harrington, Sandy 41-111-112-116- 118-1 19-121-123-126-127-141-146- 147-149-150 Haueisen, Carol 41 -99-1 13-1 15-1 1 8- 121-128-149 Header, Paul 76-81-96 Herigstad, Leif 42 Hill, Bruce 42-144 Hood, Elaine 42-144 Hood, Pamela 42-144 Hunter, Jeff 42-76-137 Hunter, Thomas 32-42-46-76-146 Hurd, Cynthia 34-42-98-99-1 1 0-1 13- 115-116-118-127-128-129-146-149 Jedlicka, Victoria 42-1 02-1 04- 131- 134-135-136-141-146-147-149 Jenkins, Sandra 14-42-102-105 Jester, Gayle 42 Jindra, Jeanne 1 5-1 6-43-1 32-1 69 Jones, Douglas 43-76-79-94-95-137- 147 Jones, Gary 43-1 02-1 03-1 05-1 1 6- 137-150-156 Kapp, Peggy 8-32-43-128 Karson, Jeff 11-43-76-93-127-141- 146-148-149-151 Keefer, Al 32-43-76-78-122-137 Kelly, Victoria 43-118-121-125 Kline, Kathy 43-107-1 11-116-11 8- 119-121-123-130-131-134-146-150- 151 Klooz, Linda 43-1 02-1 04-1 31-1 34- 136-140-T41 -146-149 Koch, Barbara 43-102-104-127-136- 146 Kovacek, Leonard 44-142-143 Kovacek, Patricia 44-118-121-123 Kulp, Barbara 44-102-121-148 LaBadie, Larry 44 Lacquement, Gary 44 Lane, Robert 44 Lawrence, William 36-44-76-79-92- 137 Leaden, Ann 44-1 06-1 07-1 1 8-121 - 131 Lehman, Marti 44-118-119 Lincoln, Tom 44-102-105-109 Lockwood, Karl 36-45 Loveman, Mike 45 MacLeod, Dee 45-121-125-146 Madey, Barbara 17-45-138 McClaskie, Nona 45-142-143 McClellen, Donna 41-45-118-121 McClure, Douglas 45 McComas, Carla 45-1 1 7-1 18-1 19- 121-146 McCourt, Loretta 16-45-136 McElfresh, Chris 45-107-109-146- 149-151 McHenry, Jeanette 17-45-131 Medley, Madeline 45 Medley, Sherry 16-46-102-104 Mesick, Kathy 46-102-105-1 31 -1 34- 136 Miller, David 46-144 Miller, Donna 33-46-114-146 Missineib, Jane 46-118-146 Monaco, Kathleen 16-46 Morris, Nonda 46 Morris, Terry 9-46-123 Morse, Allen 8-32 46-1 14-128 Morse, Raymond 46-142 Muich, Carol 47 Mull, Edgar 47-138 Neptune, Richard 47-97-1 1 0-1 1 3- 115-116-121-137-146 Nettleton, Nancy 15 Newberry, Paul 16-47 Nichols, Carolyn 47-107-109-116- 117-121-126-127-141-146-148-149 151 Nixon, Joanne 32-47-131-140-151 Olds, Fate 47 Palker, Jeff 1 1 -47-51 -97-1 37-1 41 - 146-149-168 Pandur, Tom 47-142 Peacock, Larry 47-96-137 Pelton, Susan 48-53-1 02-1 04-1 07- 116-118-119-127-146 Peterson, Robin 150 Petty, Delanne 48-119-1 26-1 27-130- 131 Piatt, Ralph 48 Pichelmayer, Mary 48-142 Pife, Carol 48 Powell, Rose 48 Prock, Marshall 48-142 Quick, Steve 48-142 Rapp, Robert 48-76 Reed, Chryl 48-102-104-140 Rice, Carol 32-48-1 02-103-104-1 25- 134 Ritchie, Gail 14-48-108-121-131 Roby, Leland 49-144-145 Roshon, Gwynne 32-49-98-99-107- m-1 1 6-11 7-11 8-121 -1 27-130-131 - 141-146-149-150-151 Ross, Charles 49-144-145 Russell, Susan 49-144 Ryan, Kimberly 49-107-128-146 Sauer, Lawrence 14-49 Schlechty, Kaye 49-102-104-109- 116-127-135-141-146-149-150 Schray, David 49 Selzer, James 49-142 Setzer, Sharon 50 Severs, Stephanie 33-34-50-1 06-1 07- 118-121 Sexton, Susan 50-144 Shultzman, Carol 50-150 Sittinger, Sharon 50-132-133-136 Skurvid, Jim 50-97-137 Smithberger, Mark 50-94-123-131- 138 Steffen, Alan 50-1(52-104-149-141 Steingass, Dan 41-131 Stevie, Glenda 8-32-51 Stewart, Steven 137-141-146-148 Street, William 51 -76-78-92-93-1 25- 137 Stuart, Theresa 41-142-151 Swingle, Chris 51 Tetzel, Richard 51 Todd, Claudia 41 -1 06-1 07-1 1 8-121 - 125-131 Toth, Douglas 51-142-14 3 Turek, Linda 41-132 Turnbaugh, Nancy 51 Turnbaugh, Rick 107 Vandenberg, Gail 32-52-118-121-149 Varney, Joy 52-128 Vaughn, James 52-125-150 Vellenoweth, Timothy 52-144 Veres, Margaret 39-52-118 Villacres, Guillermo 44-52 Vrbanac, Robert 52-76 Waite, Darrell 52-116-125-131-138 Waite, Harold 52-131-138 Walker, Shirley 13-52-102-105-146 Wanick, John 47-52-10 7 Webb, David 16-52 Wells, David 15-131 Whitaker, Timothy 10-53-137-141- 146-150 Wilder, Gary 144 Wilkinson, Jan 53-99-1 10-1 1 1 -1 12- 1 1 8-1 21 -131-149 Wilke, Michael 53-124-125-146 Wills, Randall 53-142 Winebrenner, Colleen 53-142 Wolf, William 8-53-108-137 Yeager, Katherine 53-118-119-131 Ziegler, Mark 53 -94-95- 137-141-1 46- 149 JUNIORS Abell, Connie 54-102-104-105-128 Albright, Donna 17-54-118-121-132 Alspach, Richard 54-96 Baker, Thomas 54-102-105 Barnes, Linda 54-118 Barnes, Theresa 54 Batcheldar, Kathy 33-54-1 1 8-1 19- 121-122-126-127-131-134 Beck, William 54 Bedford, Barbara 54-118-121 Been, Cyndy 54 Bell, John 54 Bixler, Mark 54-92-93-102-104-116- 117-126-137-146 Blankenship, Sue 54-140 Blevins, Richard 54 Bluhm, Bonnie 54 Bogard, Joe 15-54 Bonadio, Kathy 54-118-119-121-131 Borden, Jeffrey 54-138 Bougher, Jeff 54 Brown, Mimi 54-1 16-1 17-1 18-1 19- 121-122-127-146 Brubaker, Sue 16-54 Brugmann, Sharon 54-108 Brumby, Larry 115 Buchanan, Billie 54-118 Burgdorfer, Steve 54 Burlingame, Scott 54-76-137 Cabell, Rebecca 54-108 Canfield, Kenneth 54-76-96 Cantwell, Jane 32-54-1 18-119-121- 131 Carlisle, Tom 54 Carter, Don 54 Caverly, Tim 54-76 Cavey, Mike 54-97-137 Chandler, Chris 54-1 02 - 1 05 - 1 07-1 08- 109-116-118-119-121-127-134-146 Churgovich, Janice 54-102-105-113 Clark, George 54 Clasen, Craig 54-115 Clay, Rosalyn . 54-55-107-108-1 18- 134-136 Cleveland, Kenneth 54-55 Coffey, Mike 55 Cogar, Patricia 55 Coleman, Kathy 55-107-118 Cornelius, Richard 55-57-128 Cotter, Chris 55-118-119-131 Craig, Rhon 55-128 Cripps, Ralph 55-138 Davis, Lorraine 55-1 02-1 05-1 07-1 08- 116-118-119-121-131-134-146 Delac, Bill 55 Deuring, Raymond 55-102-105-109 Donahey, Denise 55-118-119-121 Donovan, Michael 55-76-125 Dreibelbis, Bonnie 55-1 1 8-1 19-121 - 123 Dreibelbis, Peggy 55-118 Dunbar, Beatrice 55-132 Dunn, Helen 55-132 Dwyer, Kathy 55-118-119-121-131 Ewing, Joel 55-102-105-131-134 188 Feldman, Mark 55 Fiser, Sharon 55-102-105-109 Flugum, David 55-128-129 Foster, James 55 Fowls, Brian 55 Friday, Kaleen 55 Friedt, Gary 55-76-92-137 Gannon, Eileen 55 Gannon, Mary 55-73 Gerspacher, Susan 1 7-55-1 18-119- 131-132 Glass, Scott 55-97 Gorey, Barbara 55 Gouin, Charles 55 Gregory, Josephine 55-1 08-1 18-119- 121 Grieve, Claudia 55-102-1 04-1 09- 118-121-128-131-156 Haas, John 54-55-97-115-116-146 Hadlock, Lorraine 80-55 Hajek, Bonnie 16-55 Hallman, Cheryl 55 Hanshue, David 55-76 Hardinger, Jody 56-118-121 Harriger, William 56-57-76-97-146 Harsin, Jill 56-121-134 Hausman, Marsha 56-118-119-121 Hausted, Linda 56 Hawkins, Tim 56 Header, James 56 Henke, Geraldine 32-56-1 1 8-121 -1 34 High, Kristine 56-102-104-118 Himmel, Joel 56 Hitrelberger, Robert 56 Hobart, Cathleen 56-121 Hodge, Douglas 56 Houston, Lynn 8-15-32-56-1 07-1 18- 121-128-134 Hronek, Faith 56 Hunter, Claudia 56-98-99-118 Hunter, Mark 54-56-76-80-92-93-115. 137-146 Huston, Wayne 56-102-105 lies, Steven 56 Jennings, Patricia 56-1 08-1 1 8-1 1 9- 121 Jindra, Susan 56-1 02-1 05-109-121- 134 Johnson, Keith 56 Johnson, Sandra 56-102-104-121-131 Jones, Gayle 56-118-119 Jones, Kim 56 Josh, Charles 56 Kabeller, Jeanette 56-118-121 Karson, Patrick 56-76-79-92-137 Keiper, Albert 56 Kemmerling, Karen 56-118-121-131 Kilgore, Howard 56 Kincaid, Laura 56-118-121-131 Klopp, Holly 56-107-109-118-134 Kovacek, Tim 56 Kowal, John 56 Krebs, Loretta 56 Kreiger, Bruce 56 Krosse, Anne 32-56-118-121 LaBadie, Laura 56-108 Lance, Jennifer 57-132 Leister, Mary 57-102-104-109-138 Leonard, Robert 57 Linek, Richard 57 Lipstreu, Sue 57-118-121 Lowey, Robert 57 Magowan, Marlene 57-121-140 Marquardt, Wendy 33-57 Marsh, Jonathan 57 Martinez, George 57-76-96 Matacic 57-96-137-146 Matthews, Jenny 57-118-121-131 McClaning, Stephen 57-96 McClain, Stanely 57-76 McClaskey, Kathy 57 McClung, Beth 57 McEwen, Kenneth 57-76-79-92 Meincke, Dennis 57 Miavitz, George 57 Mihalko, Peggy 57-98-1 02-1 04-1 09- 121-128 Miley, Connie 57-118-121-131-134 Molner, Susan 57-59-1 18-119-121- 131 Monaco, Richard 138 Mooney, Edward 57 Moore, David 57-76-96 Morris, Cynthia 57 Motz, Sharon 57-118-119-121 Muha, Barry 57-92-109-137 Muich, David 57-102-105-109 Naragon, Cindy 32-57-102-105-118- 121 Nees, Deborah 57-1 02-1 05-131-134- 136 Noftz, Larry 57 North, John 14 Ode, Debra 57-108 Olds, Bob 125-138 Packard, Rhonda 57-1 02-1 03-1 05- 109-121-131-138 Page, Virginia 57-108 Palinchik, James 57 Palmatier, Paul 57-128-131 Papenhausen, Karen 57-118-119-121 Patrick, Linda 57 Pennington, Jane 57-102-1 05-1 18- 121-126-127 Penrose, Susan 57-118-119-131 Perkins, James 57-92 Petty, Sherry 32-58-118-119-121 Piatt, Diane 58-132-133 Porter, John 58 Presock, Gary 58 Presock, Henry 58 Promey, Cheryl 58 Pursley, Susan 58-118-121 Ray, Pauline 32-58 Reed, Gayle 58 Rennard, Rhonda 58-108-115-118 Rivers, Susan 58-131-134-138 Roberts, David 58 Roby, Lewis 58-76-92 Rodgers, Charles 102-105-107-109 Rodgers, Janet 58-118-134-135 Rollins, Craig 58 Rooy, Cynthia 58-132-133-136 Rose, William 58 Ross, Gwen 32-58 Roth, Barbara 58 Rucker, Gloria 32-107-114-131 Rych, Cynthia 58-115-118-121 Saab, Joseph 58 Salay, Emily 32-58-118-121 Sanford, Diane 58 Schilling, Beverly 58-118-119-121 Schindler, Susan 58-108-118-121-136 Schlechty, Karen 58-102-104-109-121 Schmitzer, Saundra 58-1 14-1 1 8-1 19- 121 Schneider, Debra 58-118-119-121 Schultz, Karen 58-118-120-121 Schumonn, Judith 58-98-1 07-1 18- 119-121-131 Scott, Donna 58-1 07-1 1 8-1 21 -131 - 134 Selzer, Ronald 58 Sepper, Dennis 58-116-117-138 Sevougian, David 15-58 Shank, Charles 58-128-138 Sherman, Barbara 58 Sherman, Bonnie 58 Shook, Lynn 58-108-118-119-121 Shrimplin, Susan 58-118-119-121 Shurance, Nan 59 Skuse, Gregory 59 Smalley, Pamela 59-102-1 03 - 1 04- 121-134-136-138 Smith, Georgina 59 Smith, Kathy 59-102-104-118-121 Smith, Ronald 59-102-105-107-138 Steffen, Lloyd 59-102-105 Steffens, Kathy 59-1 02-105-109-1 1 8- 119-121 Stein, Ann 54-59-98-1 18-121-123- 131-134-139 Steiner, Gene 59-102-104-107 Strouse, Joan 59-118-119-121 Suddleson, Marcia 59-102-104-134 Swartz, Thomas 59 Sweet, Deborah 59-98-118-121 Swinehart, Tom 59 Tanner, Roger 59-96-114 Taylor, Dianne 59-107 Taylor, Lynn 59-108-118-121-131 Thompson, Larry 59-124-125 Truthan, Chris 59-138 Tyler, Marianne 59-102-1 04- 1 09-1 18- 119-121-131-146 VanDevier, David 59 VanHorsten, Craig 56-59 Vaughn, Patricia 59 Walter, Beth 59-102-105-1 09-1 1 8- 119-121-127 Ward, Robert 59 Wells, Kathleen 59 Wells, Linda 59-118-119 Welty, Charlotte 59-107-118-121- 131-1 40 White, Linda 59-131-134 Wiles, Kathy 59-102-104-109-131 Wilke, Rebecca 59 Williams, Rick 59-76-137-146 Wilson, Karen 33-59-1 18-1 19-121- 127 Wilt, Victoria 59 Wolf, Kris 15-59-107-118-134 Yeager, David 59 Yeager, Phyllis 59-102-104-125 Yike, Gary 59 Zarney, Debby 59- 1 02- 1 05- 1 21 - 1 27- 128 Zay, Christine 59-118-119-121-131 Zimmerman, Barbara 59 SOPHOMORES Abramoska, Paul 60-92 Acker, Cathy 60-102-105-118-121 Allain, Richard 60 Anderson, George 60-76-92 Andrews, Victoria 60-102-105-108- 118-121-130-131 Anklam, Raymond 60-76 Asher, Donald 60-92 Aukerman, Ken 60-76-137 Bailey, James 60 Bailey, Shannon 12-32-60 Baratta, Anthony 60-76-96 Barnes, Earl 60 Beck, David 60 Beckwith, Barbara 60-107-121 Berger, Gene 60 Betz, Cindy 60-73-1 02-1 05-118-119- 121 Beggs, Sandra 60 Bigham, Debra 60 Biggs, Sandy 131 Eiliczky, Carol 60-102-105-118-121 Bilinovich, Tina 60 Bixby, Jeff 32-60-107-134-138 Blevens, Bonnie 60 Blossom, Mary 60-140 Borsich, James 60 Boyer, Allen 60-102-105-107-109 Brotherton, Paul 60-76 Burnside, Jennings 60 Carl, Martin 60 Carlisle, Raymond 60 Casey, Denise 17-60-131 Chamberlain, Sheila 60-119 Chester, Roger 60 Clarkson, Phillip 60-97 Claude, Denyse 60-131 Cleary, Diane 60-118-121 Cleary, Mike 60-77-92-137 Clifford, Gary 60 Cole, Don 60-106-107 Collins, Larry 60-76-80-92-93-137 Cowden, Sandra 61-102-104-118 Cowden, Sue 61-102-104-121-131- 136 Crane, Vickie 61-108-118-119-121 Cripps, Debora 61 Cronick, Charles 61-92-128-137 Crooks, James 61 Cullin, Elizabeth 61-73-118-121 Davis, Candice 61-118-136 Davis, Doris 61 DeGenero, Tom 61 Demczyk, Charles 61 Denson, Judith 61-109-136 Deuring, James 61-107 Dietrich, David 61 Donnelly, James 61-92 Dooley, Elizabeth 61 Drogell, Robert 61-102-104 Duncan, Tom 61 Duringer, Kim 61-118-119-121-131 Eaken, Constance 61-108-131-136 Eberwein, Kim 61-131 Eckert, Deborah 61-118 Eddy, Melissa 61-121-131 Elliott, Portia 61-118-119-121-131 Fain, Ron 76-107-125-139 Falconer, Donna 61-107-136 Farren, Thomas 61 Febus, Scott 61-92 Ferguson, Janyce 61 Fetty, Linda 61 Fetzer, Phyllis 61-134 Fisher, Lester 61 Fisher, Susan 61 Fleming, John jSl Forsha, Charmaine 16 Forsythe, Robin 61 -107-1 21-136 Foster, Debra 61 Foster, Larry 61-107 French, Douglas 61 Friedt, Bonnie 61-102-104 Frost, Leonard 61 Fry, Richard 61 Gager, Allen 61 Gallucci, Cheryl 61 Ganyard, Richard 61-107 Gaynor, Dan 61 Gehring, Robert 61 Gerspacher, Gary 61 Gibbs, William 61 Gifford, Donald 61-102-J04 Goodnight, Gerald 61 Gorfido, Brad 61-76 Gorfido, Cheryl 61-118-119-121 Gorfido, Judy 61-108-118-121 Greene, Lucy 61 Griesinger, Mary 61-1 08-1 09-1 1 6- 117-118-121 Grieve, Marvin 61-96-128-129 Gulfiman, Jane 62-118-121 Gulledge, John 62-92-37 Haas, Roxie 10-62-1 1 6-1 17-1 18-121- 131 Hall, Debra 62-108 Hallock, Debbie 61-121-128-131-134 Harms, David 62 Harney, Patrick 62 Harrington, Kyle 60-62-76-96-137 Hattery, Mike 62-76-94-116-117 Henderson, Senesa 62-118-119 Henschel, Kim 62-108-118-121 Hibbs, Bonita 62 Hicks, Donna 62-131-132 Hobb, Stephanie 62-118-121 Holston, Timothy 62 Hood, Larry 62-137 Hood, Raymond 62-76-92 Hronek, Bonnie 62 Hurst, Jennifer 62-107-108-131 Hutchins, William 62 Hutchinson, Jean 32-62-131 Indoe, Nancy 62-132-136 Ingram, David 62-102-105 Jakubec, Carla 62-108-121 Jedlicka, Gregory 62 Jennings, Dennis 62-102-105 Johnson, Tena 62-65-118-119-121 189 Jones, Barbara 62 Kaszian, Theresa 62 Keener, Alan 62 Kelly, Terry 62-140 Kenzig, Betty 62-136 Kerch, -Pamela 62-107-108 Kimmich, Mark 62 Kinder, Janet 62 Kinder, Terry 62 King, James 62 Klein, Lynn 62 Klein, Nancee 62 Klopp, David 62-92-106-107 Knoch, Dan 62 Kovacek, Eileen 63-102-104-118-121 Krebs, Robert 63-73-92-107 Krejci, James 63-92 Krosse, Eve 63-118 Kulp, Beverly 63-102-104-105-118- 119-121 Kungli, Paulette 63 Lade, Richard 63-169 Larsen, Kenneth 63-107 Lind, Kent 63 Loveless, Stephen 63 Loyer, Ellen, 63-118-131 Lucas, Paul 63 Mack, Deborah 63-118-136 Macy, John 63 Mallery, Sue 60-63-108-118-121 Mann, Nancy 63-136 McClung, Gary 32-63-138 McCourt, Bardner 63-102-105 � McCourt, Thomas 63-102-105-128 McDermott, Bernard 63 McEwan, Craig 63-96 McLaughlin, Douglas 60-63-96-116 McMillen, Jeff 63 Medley, Judith 63-118-119-108 Meyers, Bonnie 63-98-118-121-123 Millor, Isolina 32-63 Moats, Barbara 63 Mohn, David 32-76-92 Morton, Denise 63-108-132-136 Meuller, Polly 63-118-121-138 Mull, Altus 63 Mutter, Linda 62-63-1 1 8-1 21 Myers, Tim 63-116-156 Myers, William 63 Naftzger, Kenneth 63-92-107 Nees, Paul 63-76-94-95-105 Neptune, Susan 63-118-121 Newberry, Lawrence 63 Nixon, Kenneth 63-138 Nord, Arvid 32-63-64-76-96 Null, Debra 63-118-121 Olds, Glenn 64-76-81-92-93-107 Orban, Mark 92 Ostaff, Terry 64 Parker, Barbara 64 Perona, Rebecca 64-131 Per ry, Tony 64-92 Phillips, Karen 64-136 Phillis, Sandra 118 Placke, Sharon 64 Poorman, Dennis 64-106-107 Powell, Teri 64 Price, Carol 64 Pritchard, Jeanne 64-121 Raker, Bonita 64 Ramirez, Elizabeth 64-118 Rapenchuk, Gregg 64-92 Rowings, Robert 64-92-137 Rice, Diane 64-107 Richardson, Nancy 64-1 08-1 1 8-1 19- 121 Richardson, William 64-92 Rickard, Dirk 64 Riegger, Marcia 64-102-105-118-121 Ritchie, James 64 Ritchie, Jon 64, Ritter, George 64-102-104 Robinson, Barry 92 Roche, David 64 Rogers, David 64-97 Rogers, William 64-107 Rooy, Barbara 64-132-136 Rozell, Roland 64 Ruf, Ellen 64-136 Sailer, David 64 Savage, Paul 64 Schaefer, Lucinda 64-118-121 Scherz, Terry 64-76-80-81-92-137 Schneider, Dorothy 64-136 Setzer, Michael 64 Setzko, Judy 12-64-140 Shaw, Richard 64-107-134 Shearer, Patricia 64-132 Shelley, Richard 64-92-128 Shirey, Eric 64-109-128 Shrimplin, Jack 65-76-107 Shurance, Thomas 65-109-128 Siegfried, Eugene 65 Simmers, Douglas 65-137 Sittinger, Richard 65 Smith, Christine 65-, 108-123 Spea rs, Teena 65-107-108 Spies, Regina 65-102-104 Sponseller, Laura 65-131 Stambaugh, Pamela 65 Starr, Sherry 65-107-108 Steidl, Janice 32-65 Street, Wanda 32-65-108 Stuart. Charlotte 65-140 Summers, Stephan 65-92 Swingle, Kathy 65-121 Szafranski, Marilyn 65 Thoman, Elaine 65 Tippett, Teresa 65-121-140 Todd, Donald 65 Todish, Donna 65-118-121-131 Toajblin, Donald 65 Tompkins, Toni 65 Treleaven, John 65 Turnbaugh, Michael 65 Turnbaugh, Donald 65 Turney, Jeff 65 Vance, Jackie 65 Vandenberg, Paul 65 Voorhees, Sharon 65 Voshall, Denise 65 Wagner, Linda 17-65-108-131 Wallace, Robert 65-92-97-13 7 Wells, Beth 12-65-102-104-140 Werner, Jane 65-98-118-121 Whalen, Frank 65 White, Chris 65 White, Wesley 65 Wilde, Mary 65-108 Wilder, Robert 60-65-102-105-109 Williams, Kenneth 65-92-137 Wilt, Patricia 65-108 Voder, William 65 Zimmerman, Gene 65 FRESHMEN Abramoska, Amy 66-108-121 Akers, Nyoka 66 Alspach, Karen 66-108-121 Anger, Barbara 66-108 Arnold, Mike 66 Ashe, David 66 Aukerman, Linda 66-108-121-132 Bader, Bradley 66-108 Baird, Phillip 66 Baisden, Paul 66 Baker, John 66-108 Barabas, Judy 13-66-108-121 Bargar, Gary 66 Barnes, Debra 66-108 Baners, Doris 66 Bayless, Teresa 66-118 Beane, Chris 66 Beck, Bill 66 Beckwith 66-108-121 Bell, Thomas 66-76 Bergenstein, Valerie 66 Biliczky, Joyce 66 Bixler, Gayle 1 3-66-1 03-1 08-1 1 7- 121-131 Blake, Douglas 66 Bloomer, Joyce 66-108-118-119-121 Boggs, Deborah 66 Bowman, Becky 66 Bowman, David 66 Bowman, Victoria 66-132 Bradley, Sandra 66-131-132 Brenstuhl, Neil 66 Brewer, David 66-108 Breyiey, Loranell 66-108 Brown, Thomas 66 Buckland, Danny 66-73 Bucksar, Darlene 66-108 Burke, John 13-66 Burnside, Donna 66 Busch, Richard 66 Butcher, Diane 66-108-121 Calame, Joy 67 Cameron, Carol 67 Cordelia, Linda 67 Carl, Eric 67 Carpenter, Ken Carter, Stanley 67-69-108 Casey, Bonnie- 67-121 Cavey, Mary 67 Cendro, Joe 67 Clark, Alan 67-69-108 Clary, Patsy 67 Clawson, Richard 67 Clay, Steve 67-102-105-107 Claycomb, Galen 67-108 Cochran, Marianne 67-1 08-1 1 8-1 21 Coffey, Marian 67-121 Cogar, Carolyn 67 Coleman, Richard 67 Colt, William 67 Conners, James 67 Cornelius, Ronald 67 Courtney, John 67 Cowden, Nancy 67-108-121 Crise, William 67-108 Cullin, Clare 67 Cunningham, Michael 67 Cutlip., Larry 67-108 Davis, Gloria 67 Davis, James 67 Davis, Marilyn 67-108 Davis, Thomas 67 Davison, Gary 67 Deeter, Lena 67-108 Dellinger, Donna 67-108 Dennison, Anna 67 Denton, Tobbie 67 Deyling, Kathy 67 Dial, Larry 67-70-109 Didion, Yvonne 67-108 Donahue, John 68-116 Dooley, Deborah 68 Dreibelbis, Charles 68 Dunbar, Anna 68 Earl, Greg 68-108 Ettling, Bradford 68-108 Failor, Deborah 68 Falconer, Ruth 68-108-109 Favret, Michele 68 Feldman, Peter 68 Feron, Rita 68 Fesco, Fictor 68 Fetzer, Debbie 68 Fisher, Charles 68 Fleming, Jon 68 Fortney, Lyle 68 Foulke, Kerry 68-131 Franz, Michael 68 Friday, Kurt 68 Friedt, Ronald 68 Fulton, Sharlene 68 Gallagher, Bill 68 Gasper, Linda 68-132 Gaugler, Dwight 68-109 Gensemer, Chris 68-108 Gerspacher, Jon 84 Gilles, Brenda 68 Gilliland, Nancy 68-131 Gillium, Jeff 68 Gisewhite, Mary 68 Goebel, Patrick 68 Goff, Lynn 68 Good, John 68-73 Goodrich, Susan 13-68-108-121 Gorfido, Sammy 68-76 Gorey, Alex 68 Gouin, Michael 68 Gowe, Doug 68 Greenberg, Rich 68 Gregory, Steve 68 Grindle, Elizabeth 68-108-131-134- 136-138 Groetz, Michael 68 Guiltinan, Anne 68-108-118 Hallman, Cindy 68-108 Hampton, William 69 Hanshue, Dan 69 Hanshue, Ronald 69 Hardinger, John 69-97 Harriger, Elizabeth 69-131 Harvey, John 69 Herigstad, Karen 69-118-119-140 Hettinger, Raymond 69-96-108 Hettinger, Wesley 69-92 Hobart, Kimberly 69-108 Holt, Sandra 69-108-128-136 Hood, Lauretta 69 Huffman, Diane 69 Hunter, Benita 69 Hunter, Doraina 69-132 Hunter, James 69 Huston, Alan 69-108-138 Jameyson, Mark 69 Jenkins, Leroy 69 Jennrich, Terry 69 Jewel, Jamie 69 Jindra, Diane 69-132 Johnson, Diane 13-69-109 Kahn, Hal 14-69-94-95 Keiper, Jerry 69-109 Kemp, Rose Anne 69 Kilgo, Loretta 69-1312- King, Cynthia 69 King, Linda 69-108 Klein, Andrew 69 Klein, Angela 69 Knowles, Sharon 69-108-131 Koch, Mark 69-108 Koenig, Brenda 69-108-121 Komjati, Pam 69-108-121 Koppelberger, Chris 69-109-131 Kowal, Tom 69-108 Kraus, 69-108-121 Krejci, Paul 69 Laird, Harriet 69-108 Lattimore, Lora 69-108 LaVelle, Brenda 69-108-109-121 Lawrence, Tom 69-108 Lehman, Deborah 69 Lehman, Linda 70-140 Lennex, Harry 70-108 Lucas, Malcolm 70 MacLeod 70-108-121 Madey, Lynn 70 Markle, John 70 Marshall, Vicky 70 Martin, Amy 70-108 Martin, Roger 70-116 Martinez, James 70 Maur, Wayne 70 McClaning, Leslie 70 McComas, Claudia 70-108 McCormick, John 70-109 McDaid, Nina 70-132 McMullen, Patricia 70 McNamara, Darla 70-132 Mericle, Bonnie 70-108-132 Miavitz, Myra 70 Miller, Susan 13-70-108-120-121-128 Mohn, Dennis 70-108 Moine, David 70-108 Monroe, Margaret 70-132 Mora, Duane 70 Morse, Ed 70 Moudy, Dwight 70 Myers, Jeff 70-108 Nehrenz, Dennis 70 Nichols, Chris 70 Nichols, Pam 70 190 Noble, Marc 70-108 Ed ' s Sohio — 185 Palker, Kathy 70-108-119-121 Parman, Joyce 70-108 Pennington, Jill 70-108-121 Pearce, June 70-132 Phillis, Colleen 70-118 Piatt, Patty 70-108-132 Pifer, Dennis 70 Pike, William 70-108 Placke, Ed 70 Plummer, Donald 71-108 Poor, Jeff 71-108 Porter, Pat 71-132 Powell, Jill 71 Promie, Janice 71 Purvis, Debora 71-108 Quati, Sharon 71-108 Ramirez, Victor 71 Randall, Ricky 71-108 Ray, Leonard 71 Rennard. Tony 71 Reuber, Edward 71-108 Riegger, Lynn 71-128 Rivers, Jim 71 Roberts, Tim 71 Robins, Dave 71 Rochford, Robin 71 Rockwell, Karen 71-108-121 Rodgers, George 71 Roshon, Melinda 71-108-118-121 Roth, Elise 71 Rowlands, Rebecca 71-108-121 Rozell, Glenn 71 Rucker, Brenda 32-71-132 Rucker, Joyce 71-132 Russell, Denise. 71-132 Ryan, Dennis 71 Saab, Diane 71 Sauer, Barbara 71-108-121 Scheel, John 71-108 Scherz, Gary 71 Schindelholz, Sally 71-108-121 Schlechty, Ed 71-108 Schmid, David 71-92 Schmitzer, Frank 71-73-108-128 Severs, Julia 71-118-121 Sevougian, Paul 10-71 Sexton, Doug 71 Shirk, David 71-108 Shurell, Brian 71 Simmons, Jennifer 71 Simpson, Dennis 71 Sirrine, Marcia 66-71-108-121 Skidmore, Linda 72-132 Slabaugh, Curt 72 Slater, James 72 Smith, Elizabeth 72-1 08-1 16-1 18- 119-121 Smith, James 72-108 Smith, Sherry 72-132 Snyder, Robert 72 Spacek, James 66-72-108 Spieth, Beverly 72 Sprankle, James 72 Starkey, Terry 72 Steinbach, Ann 72-108 Steingass, Mark 72 Stewart, Susan 72 Stillman, Beverly 72-132 Stone, James 72-108-138 Stuart, Harold 72 Surgeon, David 72 Swingle, Theresa 72-121 Szabo, Diane 32-72-132 Szrenkanyi, Joseph 72 Thompson, Paul 66-72-116 Tindera, John 72 Tomblin, Billy 72 Tucker, Patricia 72-108-118-121 Tyrrell, Sue 72-131 Ulmer, Barbara 72-108 Van Caster, Jerry 72 Van Epp, Patty 72-108-121 Van Zile, Gary 72 Veres, Louis 72 Wadsworth, Beatrice 72-108 Wagner, Lorraine 72 Wahlsfrom, Jerry 72 Wallace, Richard 10-72 Ward, Bruce 72 Washburn, William 72 Webster, Gwen 72-118 Wells, Mark 72 Werner, Debra 72-118-119-120,121 Wiegand, Greg 72 Wilde, Pam 72-108 Wilhelm, Tim Williams, Debra 72 Williams, Pamela 72-118 Williams, Phillip 72-108 Wills, Gary 72 Wisely, Barbara 72-108-121 Wood, Carl 72 Woofter, Debbie 72 Yaekle, Robert 72-76-92 Yates, Gary 72-97 Yeager, Barbara 72-108 Young, Joe 72 Ziegler, Tad 72 SCHOOL PERSONNEL Alexander, Thomas 22 Balough, Betty 33 Bixler, Walter 109 Barbor, James 29 Blackburn, Dalton 33 Bosler, Stanley 22-130-131-138 Brewer, David 25-130-141 Cantwell, Robert 29 Carey, Charles 28-103-104-109 Casterline, Larry 28-144 Celidonio, Robert 27 Christy, Marno 26-140 Chur, Robin 22 Corbus, Ken 23-114 Cox, Susan 27-132-133 Cross, Marilyn 26 Dague, Robert 21 Dailey, Howard 25 Eisenmonn, Arthur 25 Elrick, Donald 27-133-151 Elr-ick, Dorothy 27-134 Evans, Harl 24-76-92-137 Evans, Robert 26 Failor, Sally 33 Fiser, Stella 33 Fry, Harry 27 Gienke, Theresa 33 Graham, Stanley 10-26 Haas, Eugene 27-116 Hamm, Marlene 25 Hedrick, Robert 20-145 Heiges, Jeannette 29 Hornberger, Susan 24-132 Hubbard, Mary 22 Huddle, Rebecca 23 Jaskol, Francis 30-142-143 Jeske, Jane 28 Keck, Pauline 30 Kellogg, Susan 26 Kowal, Louane 31 Krieger, Norma 31 Larson, Alvalyn 20 Lawrence, Pat 23-118-121-129-151 Linn, H. E. 29 Loveman, James 28-108-109 Millor, Manuel 25 Minick, James 24 Morrison, Tevis 26 Morse, Leonard 20 Mougey, James 13-24-103-105-106- 108 Muren, Margaret 30-136 Neptune, Jeanette 23-124-125-127 Palinchik, Shirley 33 Peters, Robert 21-84 Phillips, Delmar 26 Pilarski, Larry 24-76 Platz, Roland 22 Poetsch, Marjorie 31 Porter, Fay 24 Rhoads, Clyde 33-143 Rickard, Ruth 31 Rios, Ajgie 21-116 Rogers, Lucy 33 Schafer, Losia 29-147 Schamp, Douglas 28 Schapiro, Eleanor 27 Schusterman, Carl 30 Shelton, Alverta 33 Shirey, Lucy 28 Smith, E. W. P. 20 Smith, Robert 20 Smith, Carolyn 22-134 Smith, Mary Jane 21 Stephenson, David 94-95 Sweet, Raymond 33 Swinglish, Joe 23 Thornberg, Jeon 31 Tibbits, Bill 24-76-78 Titus, Jean 32 Toth, Carol 27 Vandersall, Bruce 25 Veverka, Jeanne 20 Wagner, Paul 32 Waite, Ralph 20 Walker, Douglas 25 Webb, Marvin 22-123 Weygandt, Dale 23-96-129 Wible, Cal 20 ADVERTISING PATRONS Akron Savings and Loan Company — 1 82 Allison ' s Shoes — 186 Anderson Drug Store — 169 Aufmuth Motors, Inc. — 181 Barry Ritter Store — 186 Bennett Lumber — 176 Bliss Loughlin — 165 Blue Room Beauty Shop — 187 Brand Plastics Co. — 173 Bruce Block Real Estate — 172 Buehler ' s Market — 169 Canfield ' s Food Center — 182 Champion ' s Sporting Goods Co. — 185 Dairy Isle — 167 Dudas, A. H. Real Estate — 182 Medina Farmer ' s Exchange — 174 Farm Packt Pickles — 185 Flower Towne — 186 Fodorette — 1 79 Gallucci Chevrolet — 161 Gazette Leader-Post — 186 General Electric Appliance Center — 174 Gensemers Funeral Home — 187 Gorfido Real Estate — 186 Graff ' s Glass Co. — 184 Gunner ' s I.G.A. — 183 Hallmark Furniture — 175 Hayden-Stone, Inc. — 162 High ' s Office Supply — 161 Hunter Insurance — 166 Hyde Insurance — 185 Idea Shop — 185 Kengraphics — 1 67 Lan ;e Co. — 186 Lawson ' s — 167 Lloyd ' s Marathon — 185 Magic Carpet — 184 Max Clyde s Barber Shop — 187 Meoma Camera Music Co. — 185 Medina Hardware — 187 Medina Lanes — 186 Medina Paint Co. — 178 Medina Radio Television — 187 Medina Supply Co. — 158 Modern Barber Shop — 167 Nelson Employment Agency — 182 Nicodemus Cleaners — 179 OEC Corp. — 183 Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. — 170 Old Phoenix National Bank — 181 Orban ' s Flowers — 183 Pelfon ' s Foods — 184 Permold — 178 Polo, Dr. and Mrs. Donald — 159 Reinhardt, Geo. F. Inc. — 185 Rice s Frock Shop — 168 Rickard ' s Market — 177 Rickard-Wi Ison Insurance Agency — 177 Roily ' s Turck Sales — 176 Root, A. I. Company — 180 Savings Deposit Bank — 168 Shreffler Chrysler-Plymouth — 187 Shangri-La Rest Home — 171 Simmons Co., Hausted Division — 187 Smith Brothers Wood Shavings — 164 Standard Welding Steel Products — 1 73 Taylor, Ray H. Trucking Supply — 1 80 Tubbs Agency, Inc.— 178 United Airlines — 160 Wade ' s Marathon — 187 Waite Son Memoiral Home — 175 Werner, Lewis A. — 163 Wible, Cal Inc. — 177 191 Vauvenargues said, The greatest Achievement of the human spirit is to live up to one ' s opportuni- ties and make the most of one ' s resources. This year we have attempted to portray the opportunities afforded students here at MHS. Students attending school in order to seize these opportunities were affected by affairs and events from the local school level to international happenings. In this presidential election year, we heard names such as Romney, Rockefeller, Reagan, McCar- thy, Kennedy, and Humphrey. While the Vietnam War became the big political issue, the United States found itself in an embarrassing situation with the Pueblo Incident. Violence continued in the world; and, here in the United States of America, Martin Luther King and Senator Robert F. Kennedy were gunned down by assassins ' bullets. College students continued to riot for many and varied reasons and took over administration build- ings on several campuses. Stories of LSD and marijuana mingled with the strike news. Death claimed the lives of two Alabama women— Helen Keller, who gave courage and inspiration to millions; and, Governor Lurleen Wallace. On the plus side, medical history was made in South Africa where the apparent first successful human heart transplant took place. Top movies were The Graduate and Bonnie and Clyde. Kids boogalooed and shingalinged to the music of Spanky and Our Gang and The Electric Prunes. Tiny Tim became a sensation. Sayings such as groovy and blew my mind were frequently heard. The local city scene found community leaders planning for a sesquicentennial celebration in June, 1968. A new court annex took shape and the fire house got a face lifting with a coat of red paint. Through all the happenings, school went on about as usual with the activities of daily routine, not to mention the usual term papers, reports, tests, athletic events, food and financial drives. The change in administration was very smooth. The courtyard took on a new look under the watchful eye of Mr. Carter, while the front of the building received a dressing up with trees and shrubbery. Seniors celebrated upcoming graduation by visiting Cedar Point and rearranging the furniture one evening after hours. Too soon, it is all over, this senior year of 1968; but it certainly is not forgotten. The Editor extends sincere thanks to the staff members and her adviser, Mr. Webb; to Sylvart Stu- dios, the Gazette, our advertising patrons, and to you the subscriber. Thanks for permitting us to pilot you through the course of Opportunities Unlimited here at MHS. —Kathy Kline, Editor 192 MEDINA COUNTY DISTRICT LIBRARY A □ 0 0 1 E 1 7 ? b 7 7 5 For Reference Not to be taken from this room