Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1969 volume:

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It is our hope that this book will preserve the many memories that might have been lost - memories of your days at MHS. English and Language Departments Greatly Gayla Calvert tries to translate some French for her classmates but she’s having a rough time! ► , . 1 i Roger Martin breathes a sigh of relief and returns to his seat after giving an English report. Brian Beck and Paul Sevougian try to look like they ' re paying attention in Miss Muren’s German class. mmmmrn zmm • Above: Mark Feldman says, What is that hand doing on my shoulder? Wait ’til he finds out what lands on his head! Left: Are Mr. Holden and the AP English class listening to Bill Cosby records again Improved With the Use of Modern Equipment Barry Muha declares his heated passion for Karla Jakubec. Shouldn’t someone tell Mr. Bosler that these scenes should be private? Medina’s English and language departments have grown and improved in the past year. Excellent courses in Spanish, Latin, German, and French are available to students. Ad- vanced Placement Spanish is also available to seniors. Audio-visual aids and the language lab enable students to further their understanding of the language and the country. The English department also offers a variety of courses, including AP English, Business Communications - both for seniors, Speech I and II, and American Heritage which combines English III and American history for juniors. Freshman classes concentrate mostly on grammar, while the upper classes explore the world of literature. A highlight of the year was the showing of five great, all-time movies. Mathematics and Science Left: Really, Bill! What’s so funny about that calculus problem? Above: Joe Cendro is so excited about the prospect of doing his math, we can just see the en- thusiasm glowing in his eyes. Judging from all the apparatus on the table, Nan Shurance and Sharon Brugmann Mr. Brewer just puts in the formula, turns the crank, and out must be doing the most complicated experiment in the physics book. comes the answer! 8 Hold the Key to the Future Below: Marianne Cochran says, Oh, Sue, look at all the pretty colors!” in biology class. Above: Mark, you’ll never learn geometry if you don’t pay atten- tion when Mrs. Whitman is trying to help you! Below: Mike Groetz and Kurt Friday are finding out just what makes that creature work. Two departments providing courses that give the student useful, factual knowledge are the mathe- matics and science departments. In the math department, courses range from the strictly practical to the abstract. On the practical side, there are courses such as general math, which give the vocationally- oriented student a working mathe- matical knowledge. On the other end are courses such as calculus and slide rule, for the college-bound student. Much of science is based on mathematical properties. Therefore, some math courses are co-ordinated with science courses by grade. From ninth grade physical science through senior physics, with biolo- gy and chemistry between, the stu- dent gains a well-rounded scientific knowledge. 9 Above: Chuck Demczyk works in Shop class. Below: Members of the Home Ec classes model for the Simplicity Style Show. Below: DCT student Peggy Dreibelbis finds a book related to her voca- tional training course. Above: Rick Cornelius and Mike Cavey work out a problem in mechanical drawing. 10 COE girls Bea Dunbar, Barb Gorey, and Sharon Fiser learn to use business machines in the classroom portion of their course. Vocational and Business Departments Grow Mr. Celidonio gives Rob Nichols some assistance. A department which has been receiving increased atten- tion recently at MHS is the vocational department. This department has been growing steadily with the addition of new cooperative programs yearly. In addition to on-the-job programs, many shop courses and home economics courses are offered. The business department, a subgroup of the vocational department, prepares many students for secretarial work, and has an on-the-job program of its own, with more to be instituted in the future. Are Don Bryenton and Marv Grieve smiling about their typing ability or the fun they’re having in class I I Right: Sue Pursley and Jody Hardinger check the paper to see how much money they’re earning in the stock market. Buying and selling stock was just part of the experience seniors gained in Economics class. Their year-end profit was donated to Dollars for Scholars. Above: A shy lass, Barb Hill, tries to avoid the camera while working on a project in Art class. Left: Ken Canheld seems rather uninterested in the experiment Mr. Pilarski is doing. Or is he afraid of the poor little white mouse: Art and Social Studies Departments Offer Variety The Social Studies Department of Medina has become larger and better. Besides Civics and Economics, which are senior require- ments and American History, which is a jun- ior requirement, World History, Psychology, and Sociology are also offered to students. The Art and Music Departments are equal- ly important. Students have the choice of band, choir, and orchestra, as well as Music Theory. In the Art Department, Art, Crafts, and Art History and Appreciation are offered. Beginning this year, only freshmen and so- phomores are required to participate in physi- cal education, although it is also open to up- perclassmen. Miss Lawrence and Gym Leader Sue Lipstreu help freshman gym students leap over that Crazy Horse. Miss Huddle shows Bob Ward how the boot kicks the football. Much more fun than World History! Two members of the Medina chapter of FMA (Future Mil- lionaires of America) peruse their favorite periodical. STAFF ADMINISTRATION 14 School Policies Set by School Robert A. Hedrick - Superintendent M.S. Ed., Indiana University B.S. Ed., Defiance College Alvalyn R. Larson - School Psychologist M.A., Akron University B.S. Ed., University of Miami Ruth Rickard - Secretary to Mrs. Larson Board of Education - Seated: Robert A. Hedrick, Superintendent, Ralph Waite, Miss F. C. Veverka, Cle rk. Standing: Calvin Wible, Vice Presi dent, Leonard Morse, Robert E. Smith, E. W. P. Smith, President. 16 Board and Administrators Robert W. Dague - Assistant Principal M.A., Columbia University B.A., Baldwin - Wallace College Robert Peters - Dean of boys M.A., West Virginia University B.S., Ohio University Augio Rios - Principal M.Ed., Kent State University B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University Janet Myers - Dean of Girls M.Ed., Ohio University B.S.Ed., Indiana Central College Donald Elrick A.B., Hiram College English Jeanette Neptune B.A., Baldwin-Wallace English, Journalism Chairman, English Department Georgana Anderson B.A., Brenau College English Judy K. Bierman B.A., Cumberland College English Dorothy Elrick B.A., Hiram College English Jeannette W. Heiges B.A., Oberlin College English Rosemary Holden B.S., Kent State English Tom Holden B.S., Northwestern U. English Douglas Shamp A.B., Muskingum College M.A.T., College of Wooster English Mrs. Neptune shows off her Christmas pres- Mr. Baker is a sucker for peppermint sticks, ent - an honorary membership in the Royal Order of the Battleaxe. Margaret Muren B.A., Notre Dame German Olga Zimmerman B.A., Baldwin-Wallace Spanish Manuel Millor B.A., University of Havana, Cuba Spanish Chairman, Foreign Language Department Stan Bosler B.A., College of Wooster Speech, English Well-qualified Teachers Are Found at MHS Marvin W. Webb Delmar Phillips Losia Schafer Carol Toth B.S. Ed., Ohio University B.A., Fairmont State College B.S., Ohio Training School B.S., Kent State M.Ed., Kent State COE Coordinator Chairman, Business Education Department Business Education Business Education Business Education Susan Kitska B.S., Kent State German, English James P. Baker B.S., Kent State French Bob Evans A. B., Central Michigan B. S., Central Michigan M. A., Central Michigan Art, French Susan Kellogg B.A., Ohio Wesleyan Latin 19 Medina High ' s Teaching Staff Is Increased T. J. Alexander B.S., Ohio State Chemistry Joe Swinglish B.S., California State, Penn. Physical Science Stanley Graham B.A., Ohio State M.A., Wesleyan University, Connecticut Physics, Physical Science William M. Tibbits B.S. Ed., Bowling Green Biology Chairman, Science Department Tom Robson B.S., Kent State Biology, Physical Science Doug Walker B.S., Baldwin-Wallace Collegi Biology Eugene Haas B.S., Ohio State Algebra, ' Geometry James Minick B.S. Penn State Algebra, Geometry k Mr. Tibbits lectures to an attentive biology class. by the Addition of Several New Teachers Mr. Brewer in his favorite habitat - the math room. David L. Brewer B.S. Ed., Ohio University M.Ed., Ohio University Chairman, Math Department George P. Paidas B.S., Mount Union General Math I, II Ann Whitman B.A., Bluffton Algebra, Geometry Mr. Webb gives Kathy McKlaskie some help in COE class. James N. Barbor B.S., Wilmington Industrial Arts Arthur Eisenmann B.S., Kent State M.A., Kent State Electricity, Metalwork J ames P. Cheuvront B.S. Ed., Ohio University Industrial Arts Marilyn Cross B.A., Wooster M.A., Akron University Math Robert J. Celidonio B.S., California State Industrial Arts Chairman, Industrial Arts Department 21 Orleta Demuth B.A., Capital University American History Chairman, Social Studies Department Don Butler B.A., Mount Union Civics, Economics Kenneth Corbus B.S., Ohio State History Howard Dailey B.S. Ed., Kent State M.E., Kent State Civics, Economics Rebecca Huddle B.S. Ed., Ohio State World History, American History Lawrence Pilarski B.S. Ed., Kent State Psychology, Sociology Walter L. Bixler B.S. Ed., Ashland M.A., Ohio State James Loveman B.S. Music Ed., Ohio State Activities Band, Music Theory Charles E. Carey B.S. Ed., Ohio State M.A., Ohio State Band, Choir Chairman, Music Department Harry Fri B.M., Baldwin Wallace B.M.E., Wooster Orchestra Nina Rasmussen B.S., Kent State Art Mary Hubbard B.S., Lib. Sci., Western Reserve Librarian 22 II Larry Casterline B.S., Bowling Green M. Ed., Bowling Green Distributive Education Robert Fenn B.S., Kent State Work-Study Stan O’Conner B.A., Kent State B.S. Ed., Kent State Diversified Cooperative Training Susan D. Hornberger B.S. Ed., Kent State Vocational Home Economics Modern Teaching Methods Used by Medina’s Faculty Mr. Corbus in a typical classroom pose. Patricia Lawrence B.S. Ed., Miami University Physical Education Dale Weygandt B.A., Wooster M.S., Indiana University Physical Education Health Rober D. Auker B.A., Ohio Wesleyan. M.A., Akron University Physical Education Health Roland Platz B.S. Ed., Kent State M.Ed., Kent State Driver Education Athletic Director « 23 Clyde Rhoads Marjorie Poetsch Secretary to Mr. Rios the MHS Team Marianne Edwards General Office Jean Titus Secretary to Mr. Dague M any Members Are Needed on 24 f r- V N • - - v W . v Cafeteria Personnel: Shirley Palinchik, Alma Kern, Lucy Rogers, Mary Fry, Dolores Summers, Betty Balough, There- sa Gienke, Kathryn Trainor, Lillian Karaffa, Sally Failor, Stella Fiser. It Alverta Shelton Harvey Carter 25 Library and Office Aids Add to Efficiency Library Aids: Jeff Bixby, Debbie Eckert, Judy Denson, Donna Falconer, Doraina Hunter, Gayla Calvert, Janet Rodgers, Beverly Stillman, Debbie Kemp, Mrs. Hubbard. Many students give of their free time to aid in the smooth operation of MHS. Library aids handle such tasks as checking out books, checking for overdue books, recording re- turned books and checking fines. Students who work in the general offices may answer the telephone, greet visitors, count money, run errands for the secretaries or the principals, summon students for various reasons, and in gen- eral be pleasant to all who visit the office for one reason or another. Office Volunteers: Sandy Biggs, Kathy Batchelder, Candy Davis, Carol Biliczky, Lisa Shirey, Kris High, Wendy Marquardt, Karyn Wilson, Beth Walter, Barbara Parker. 2 6 Upper Right: Mr. Bix- ler plays a new game called straighten up that line” during prac- tice. Middle Left: With the day’s work all done (?) Mr. and Mrs. Holden and Mr. Dailey look forward to a leisurely evening. Middle Right: Mr. Carey makes like swing — or at least the way he’d like his group to perform. Lower Left: Mr. Brew- er attempts to stay one day ahead of his class in ungraded math. Lower Right: Dougie has a wonderful time playing in the gook. Upper Left: Mrs. Kern and Mrs. Palinchik wonder what’s holding up the line again — probably some senior getting three desserts. 27 Seniors Bid Last Farewells to Teachers Senior class officers: Ann Stein - Secretary, Mark Hunter - Vice-President, Kathy Batchelder - Treasurer, and Bill Harriger - President. Connie Lee Abell Donna Jean Albright Richard David Alspach Kathryn Lois Eleanor Batchelder Gloria Ann Atkins William Edward Beck Karl Viets Aukerman Barbara Ann Bedford Thom Eugene Baker Cynthia Ann Been 30 and Underclassmen Mark Allen Bixler Rickford E. Blevins Joseph Charles Bogard Jeffrey Thomas Borden Suzanne Blankenship Bonnie Elaine Bluhm Kathleen Elsie Bonadio Jeffrey Lynn Bougher Well, Bill, now you know what the senior class thinks of its presi- dent!” says Sherry Petty, jokingly (?). Here we see Rohn Craig, definitely hard at work on the senior float. Actually, he was trying to cuddle those cute little bulldogs! Merrill Lee Brown Susan Lynn Brubaker 31 Seniors Enjoy Their Senior Trip to Cedar Point Sharon Lynn Brugmann Billie Dean Buchanan Scott Alan Burlingame Kenneth H. Canfield Jr. Larry Dean Brumby Stephen Edward Burgdorfer Rebecca Sue Cabell Jane Ann Cantwell Okay, McEwen, you’re strong enough to break open the door. But you’re still not as fast on your feet as Mr. Pilarski! Thomas Carlisle Donald Louis Carter Timothy Lee Caverly Michael John Cavey George Paul Clark Craig Graham Clasen Here I am, world — Fred ' The Man’ Cornelius!” Christine Chandler Rosalyn Mary Clay Gary Lowell Clifford Karen Papenhausen Cole Janice Ellen Churgovich Kenneth Albert Cleveland Jr. Eugene Mike Coffey Kathleen Cecilia Coleman 33 Lynn Christine Cotter Denise Donahey Frederick David Cornelius Candy Lorraine Davis Mr. Corbus tries out a water pipe he ordered from the Holy Land. Debbie Nees, Phyllis Fetzer, and Chris Chandler hope their purchase they made while on a tour now works. Rohn E. Craig Michael John Donovan Peggy Lucille Dreibelbis Helen Louise Dunn Ralph Thomas Cripps Bonnie Kay Dreibelbis Beatrice Kaye Dunbar Kathleen Susan Dwyer 34 “Senior Skip Day Is a Success as a Senior Prank Joel Alan Ewing Meeting of the minds: Rick Wi lliams and Ralph Cripps sharpen their minds in a study hall chess game prior to attending class. Kathleen Ann Eaton Ronnie Lee Fain David Allen Flugum Mark Robert Feldman ' Sharon Lee Fiser Kenneth Andrew Fites James Thomas Foote Carlene Jane Fraser Kaleen Ann Friday 35 Seniors Make Final Preparations for Leaving MHS Gary Robert Fridt Arlene Ann Gannon Eileen Marie Gannon Susan Louise Gerspacher Scott Stanton Glass Barbara Anne Gorey Charles Blaise Gouin Claudia Jo Grieve John Richard Haas Lorraine Kay Hadlock David Richard Hanshue 36 Lora Josephine Hardinger William Harrison Harriger Susan Jill Harsin George Martinez! Are you making snide remarks about Tim’s side- burns again? Marsha Larrain Hausman Linda Sue Hausted Tim A. Hawkins Ellen Mary Hemmert Kristina Lynn High Geraldine Kay Henke Barbara Ann Hill 37 Seniors Look Forward to Being on Their Own Robert Alan Hitzelberger Cathleen Louise Hobart Douglas Brian Hodge Peggy Ann Hosey Claudia Ann Hunter Patricia Ann Jennings Wayne Edward Huston Sandra Warnerjohnson Yes, Judy - now we’ll believe you when you say Ann Stein has dirty feet! Carol Lynn Houston Steven Scott lies Mark Robert Hunter Susan Louisejindra in the Years Ahead There seems to be something about that picture that startles Ken Cleveland! As you can see, Medina’s wrestlers can be very meek and mild. Mike Coffey just puts on his toughness to fool everybody! Gayle Anne Jones Sharon Ruth Jones Patrick James Karson Karen Ann Kemmerling Kim Dean Jones Jeanette Susan Kabeller Albert George Keiper Howard Kilgore III Sen or English Classes Enjoy Tour of Stan Hywet Cheerleading at MHS surely gets one in shape for rid- ing. Where’s my horse?” asks Debbie Sweet. Laura Lynn Kincaid Lynn Marie Klein Helen Carol Klopp John Williams Kowal Loretta Mary Krebs Bruce Alan Kreiger Jennifer Lou Lance Josephine Gregory Lechner Anne Catherine Krosse Laura Katherine LaBadie Mary Margaret Leister Robert William Leonard Jr. 40 Susan Ann Lipstreu Marlene Joyce Magowan George Raul Martinez Jenny Lee Matthews Robert Francis Lowey Wendy Marie Marquardt John David Matacic Stanley Kennard McClain Kathy Gale McClaskie Dennis R. Meincke Stephen Michael McClaning Kenneth Wayne McEwen We have to have you all slicked up, Ken so you’ll be ready to meet her,” says George Miavitz as he aids the cause of romance. 41 Seniors Again Capture David Lee Moore Barry Ryan Muha Pamela Ann Moran David Alan Muich George Blanchard Miavitz Connie Sue Miley Cynthia Lee Morris Cynthia Ann Naragon Margaret Ann Mihalko Susan Molnar Sharon Elaine Motz Deborah Lynn Nees 42 First-Place Title in Homecoming Float Competition Larry Allen Noftz Debra Jo Ode Paul Alan Palmatier Linda Jean Patrick Ah, Mr. Pilarski, you’re such a nice teacher; you wouldn’t give. us a low grade this time, would you,” plead Laura Kincaid and Laura La- badie. Rhonda Kay Packard Jane Faith Pennington Charles James Perkins Diana Lynn Piatt James Palinchik ■Susan Ann Penrose Sharalyn Petty John Arthur Porter 43 Seniors Are Treated to Banquet and Prom in Rebecca Wilke Potterton Gary Carl Presock Susan Jane Pursley Mary Pauline Ray Wilmer Powell Cheryl Ann Promey Elizabeth Sofia Cornelia Ramirez Rhonda Jean Rennard Lynn Houston inspects a DNA molecule model in the psychology room. David Laurence Roberts Lewis Gene Roby 44 “Tahitian Twilight ” Setting Charles Clyde Rodgers Janet Denise Rodgers Craig Howell Rollins Cynthia Ann Rooy William Baxter Rose III Gwendolynne Ross Barbara Anne Roth Joseph Anthony Saab Cynthia Ann Rych Emily Threasa Salay Sue Penrose smiles as she enjoys a school lunch that she knows will enable her to stay slim. 45 Seniors Look Forward to Graduation With BMOM Lew Roby plays monitor during class break. At least that’s what he said he was doing. Diane Louise Sanford Beverly Ann Schilling Susan Elizabeth Schindler Karen Grace Schlechty Saundra Lynn Schmitzer Karen Ann Schultz Judith Marie Schumann Donna Kay Scott Melinda Anne Scott Ronald Lynn Selzer Mixed Emotions Dennis Lee Sepper Stephen David Sevougian Charles Edward Shank Barbara Jean Sherman Bonnie Joan Sherman Lynn Kay Shook Medina’s Most Dedicated Drama Technician,” Chris Tru- than, smiles now that it’s all over.” Susan Lynn Shrimplin Patricia Ann Simmons Ruthanne Shurance Pamela Jane Smalley Seniors Retain Lasting Memories of Their Georgina June Smith Mary Kathleen Smith Ronald Lee Smith Lloyd Howard Steffen Kathy Jean Steffens Ann Louise Stein Eugene Evert Steiner II Joan Marie Strouse Marcia Sue Suddleson Thomas Arthur Swartz Deborah Rae Sweet Roger Given Tanner 48 Final High School Days at MHS It was a little difficult to get our two gymnasts, Dave Flugum and Rohn Craig, to settle down to have their pictures taken. Dave and Rohn added zip to football games with their gymnastics during cheers. Dianne Rae Taylor Lynn Marie Taylor Lawrence Richard Thompson Christian Mark Truthan Marianne Tyler David Michael Van Devier Craig James Van Horsten Linda Wells Vunderink 49 Seniors Look Toward Graduation With Mixed Emotions Rebecca Anne Waite Lizbeth Anne Walter Robert Stephen Ward Kathleen Ann Wells Charlotte Ann Welty Kathleen Rae Wiles Below: Bob Ward, that Ken Cleveland again, and Doug Hodge pause from their mis- chiefmaking, while at right an AP history class has a study period. 50 Ricky Lynn Williams Karyn Lynnette Wilson Alice Kristine Wolf David William Yeager Phyllis Marie Yeager Gary Alan Yike Deborah Lynne Zarney Christine Ann Zay Barbara Ann Zimmerman There’s nothing, say Ken Canfield, George Martinez, and their classmates, like ending school the way you started years ago — with a paint set!” 51 Juniors Run Concession Stand to Raise Money Paul Abramoska Cathy Acker Rick Allain George Anderson Vicki Andrews Ray Anklam Nancy Aten Ken Aukerman Jim Bailey Walter Baker Tony Baratta Earl Barnes Brian Beck David Beck Barb Beckwith Nancy Been Gene Berger Cindy Betz Sandy Biggs Debbie Bigham Carol Biliczky Tina Bilinovich Jeff Bixby Bonnie Blevins Mary Blossom Jim Borsich Allen Boyer Paul Brotherton Don Bryenton Martin Carl Ray Carlisle Denise Casey Sheila Cavey Phil Clarkson Denyse Claude Steve Clay Diane Cleary Mike Cleary Don Cole Larry Collins Junior class officers - Marcia Riegger — President, Vickie An- drews - Secretary, Tim Holston — Vice-President, and Bonnie Meyers — Treasurer. 52 Sandy Cowden Sue Cowden Vickie Crane Debora Cripps Chuck Cronick Kelby Crum Candy Davis Doris Davis Tom DeGenero Chuck Demczyk Judy Denson Jim Deuring Dave Dietrich Jim Dolejs Jim Donnelly Beth Dooley Bob Drogell Kim Duringer Connie Eaken Kim Eberwein Deborah Eckert Melissa Eddy Portia Elliott Donna Falconer Tom Farren Scott Febus Janyce Ferguson Phyllis Fetzer Linda Fetty Lester Fisher Sue Fisher John Fleming Charmaine Forsha Robin Forsythe Debra Foster Cathy Acker and Charmaine Forsha put plenty of catsup and pickles on their sandwiches. Bill Richardson finds that titration takes a lot of concen t ration. Larry Foster Kerry Foulke Bonnie Friedt Leonard Frost Rick Fry Allen Gager Cheryl Gallucci Rick Ganyard Dan Gay nor Rob Gehring Gary Gerspacher Bill Gibbs Don Gifford Brad Gorfido Cheryl Gorfido Judy Gorfido Lucy Greene Mary Griesinger Marv Grieve Jane Guiltinan John Gulledge Work Begins Early to Insure a Memorable Left: Members of the class of 1970 work on their Viking ship. Roxie Haas Debby Hall Debbie Hallock Dave Harms Pat Harney Kyle Harrington Mike Hattery Senesa Henderson Kim Henschel Donna Hicks Teddy Higgins Stephanie Hobb Tim Holston Ray Hood Jenny Hurst Jean Hutchinson Nancy Indoe Dave Ingram Karla Jaku bee Gregjedlicka Dennis Jennings Tena Johnson Wavne Tones Betty Kenzig Pam Kerch Mark Kimmich Janet Kinder Terry Kinder Jim King Linda Kitchen Rick Kitchen Nancee Klein Larry Newberry, Dirk Rickard, and Lonnie Frost are studying hard in the li brary. Dave Klopp Dan Knoch Eileen Kovace Bob Krebs Jim Krejci Eve Krosse Bev Kulp Paulette Kungli Rick Lade The Forgotten Few,” a local folk group, strikes a pose: Andrews, Rob Wilder, Mary Griesinger, and Reg Spies. Ken Larsen Debby Lehman Kent Lind Steve Loveless Ellen Loyer Marion Lubbeck Paul Lucas Tim Luedy Debby Mack John Mack Sue Mallery Nancy Mann Gary McClung Bardner McCourt Tom McCourt Craig McEwan 55 Juniors Anticipate Next Year’s Leadership Doug McLaughlin Judy Medley Bonnie Meyers Isolina Millor Barb Moats Dave Mohn Denise Morton Polly Mueller Linda Mutter Bill Myers Tim Myers Ken Naftzger Paul Nees Sue Neptune Larry Newberry Ken Nixon Arvid Nord Debbie Null Glenn Olds Terry Ostaff Barb Parker Linda Perkins Tony Perry Not every girl makes her own custom-designed rug! Right, Debby? Karen Phillips Sandy Phillis Dennis Pifer Dennis Poorman Sandy Potterton Carol Price Dennis, don’t drink it dry! 56 Opportunities Jeanne Pritchard Bonnie Raker Greg Rapenchuck Bob Rawlings Diane Rice Bill Richardson Nancy Richardson Dirk Rickard Marcia Riegger Mike Setzer Judy Setzko Rick Shaw Eric Shirey Jack Shrimplin Tom Shurance Gene Siegfried Doug Simmers Dick Sittinger Chris Smith Teen a Spears Regina Spies Laura Sponseller Pam Stambaugh James Ritchie John Ritchie George Ritter Brian Beck! Are you trying to look over Cindy Schaefer’s shoul- der? Dave Rizzo Barry Robinson Bill Rogers Dave Rogers Barb Rooy Roland Rozell Ellen Ruf Paul Savage Cindy Schaefer Terry Scherz Dorothy Schneider Sue Schott Sue Schuck Janice Scott 57 B Sa BSW BS Terry Tippett Don Todd Donna Todish Don Tomblin Toni Tompkins John Treleaven Mike Turnbaugh Ron Turnbaugh Juniors Enjoy the Privileges of Upperclassmen Sherry Starr Janice Steidl Wanda Street Charlotte Stuart Steve Summers Kathy Swingle Marilyn Szafranski Elaine Thoman Bonnie Friedt finds it’s not so easy to eat a candy bar and talk at the same time. Jeff Turney Paul Vandenberg Sharon Voorhees Denise Voshall Linda Wagner Bob Wallace Beth Wells Jane Werner Wes White Mary Wilde Rob Wilder Ken Williams Linda Wilson Pat Wilt Bill Yoder Gene Zimmerman Wrestling co-captain and state competitor Doug Simmers says a few words at a pep assembly. 58 Sophomores Hove Spirit Amy Abramoska Nyoka Akers Karen Alspach Barb Anger Mike Arnold Linda Aukerman Brad Bader Phil Baird Paul Baisden John Baker Ray Bannon Judy Barabas Gary Bargar Mark Baskey Debbie Barnes Doris Barnes Sophomore class officers - Jim Spacek - Vice-President, Mindy Roshon - Secretary, John Burke - Treasurer, and Tom Kowal - President. Teresa Bayless Chris Beane Bill Beck Carol Beckwith Joyce Biliczky Gayle Bixler Becky Bowman Dave Bowman Vicky Bowman Neil Brenstuhl Dave Brewer Danny Buckland Darlene Bucksar Jim Bunyan John Burke Diane Butcher Jim Cahoon Joy Calame Carol Cameron Eric Carl Diane Carlson Ken Carpenter Sharon Carpenter Stan Carter Bonnie Casey Mary Cavey Joe Cendro Alan Clark 59 Sam Gorfido is going to demonstrate his Herculean strength by pulling apart this chain. Patsy Clary Rick Clawson Galen Claycomb Marianne Cochran Marian Coffey Rich Coleman Ron Cornelius John Courtney Nancy Cowden Bill Crise Jim Crooks Mike Cunningham Larry Cutlip Eric Daniell Gloria Davis Jim Davis Marilyn Davis Tom Davis Gary Davison Lena Deeter Donna Dellinger Ann Dennison Tobbie Denton Kathy Deyling Larry Dial Yvonne Didion John Donahue Debbie Dooley Charles Dreibelbis Ann Dunbar Greg Earl Bruqe Eaton Nick Eaton Brad Ettling Valerie Eurton Debbie Failor Michele Favret Peter Feldman Rita Feron Vic Fesco Debbie Fetzer Dorothy Fites 60 Sophomores’ Second Year at MHS Is a Success jon Fleming Lyle Fortney Michael Franz Doug French Kurt Friday Mary Friedl Ron Friedt Sharlene Fulton Bill Gallagher Linda Gasper Dwight Gaugler Chris Gensemer Jon Gerspacher Nancy Gilliland Jeff Gillium Mary Ann Gisewhite Pat Goebel Lynn Goff John Good Sue Goodrich Sam Gorfido Alex Gory Doug Gowe Phil Green Rick Greenberg This is sophomore president Tom Kowal during one of his more intelligent moments. Steve Gregory Mike Groetz Anne Guiltinan Bill Hampton Ron Hanshue John Hardinger Libby Harriger John Harvey Debbie Heller Karen Herigstad Ray Hettinger Wes Hettinger Kim Hobart Pam Hofmann Sandy Holt Larry Hood Lauretta Hood Diana Huffman Robert Hughes Benita Hunter Doraina Hunter Jim Hunter Alan Huston 61 Mark Jameyson Chris Jamison Leroy Jenkins Terry Jennrich Jamie Jewel Diane Jindra Diane Johnson Hal Kahn Theresa Kaszian Jerry Keiper Rose Ann Kemp Loretta Kilgo John Good may not be learning to type very well, but he sure is hav- ing fun! Lynda King Penny King Andy Klein Angela Klein Sharon Knowles Mark Koch — their bulldog for Home- Brenda Koenig Pam Komjati Chris Koppelberger Tom Kowal Cindy Kraus Paul Krejci Harriet Laird Lora Lattimore Brenda LaVelle Tom Lawrence Linda Lehman Harry Lennex Malcolm Lucas Carol Lucchesi Dave Machles Laurie MacLeod Lynn Madey John Markle Vicky Marshall Amy Martin Roger Martin Here is the pride and joy of the class of ’71 coming. 62 Sophomore Class Welcomes Brazilian Student Jim Martinez Wayne Maur Les McClaning Claudia McComas John McCormick Nina McDaid Pat McMullen Darla McNamara Charlotte Mealy Bonnie Mericle Sue Miller Dennis Mohn David Moine Greg Molner Duane Mora Ed Morse Dwight Moudy Jeff Myers Dennis Nehrenz Joyce Nettleton Chris Nichols Pam Nichols Marc Noble Worm (Rich Coleman) and Rick Greenberg have found something ve-e-ery interesting under the microscope. Kathy Palker Joyce Parman June Pearce Jill Pennington Colleen Phillis Bill Pike Ed Placke Doij Plummer Jeff Poor Pat Porter Jan Promey Sally Promey Debbie Purvis Sherry Quati Vic Ramirez Vicky Randall Leonard Ray Tony Rennard Ed Reuber Joan Ricker Lynn Riegger 63 Tim Roberts Dave Robins Karen Rockwell George Rodgers Mindy Roshon Donna Ross Lisa Roth Becky Rowlands Glenn Rozell Brenda Rucker Joyce Rucker Denise Russell Dennis Ryan Diane Saab Dave Sailer Barb Sauer John Scheel Gary Scherz Sally Schindelholz Ed Schlechty Dave Schmid Robby Schmitzer Betsy Schweitzer Julia Severs Paul Sevougian Doug Sexton Dave Shirk Brian Shurell Jenny Simmons Kathy Simmons Dennis Simpson Marcia Sirrine Linda Skidmore Curt Slabaugh Jim Slater Jim Smith Liz Smith Sherry Smith Bob Snyder Jim Spacek Jim Sprankle Terry Starkey Jim St. Clair Ann Steinbach Sophomore Bulldog Inspires Football Terry Starkey shows off his tremendous physique wh 64 Team to Homecoming Victory Mark Steingass Rick Stcinle Sue Stewart Bev Stillman Jim Stone Harold Stuart Dave Surgeon Theresa Swingle Diane Szabo Joe Szrenkanyi Steve Tilley John Tindera Bill Tomblin Pat Tucker Tom Lawrence tries to look cool. Sue Tyrrell Barb Ulmer Patty VanEpp Gary VanZile Louis Veres Bea Wadsworth Lori Wagner Jerry Wahlstrom Rick Wallace Bruce Ward Sandy Ward Bill Washburn Gwen Webster Mark Wells Debbie Werner Greg Wiegand Pam Wilde Tim Wilhelm Debby Williams Pam Williams Phil Williams Gary Wills Roger Wires Barb Wisely Fred Wood Sharon Wrentmore Bob Yaekle Gary Yates Barb Yeager Joe Young Freshman Class Is Largest Ever at Medina High Karen Adams Terry Akers Terry Alspach Cindy Amon Brad Anderson Gary Anderson Bob Anger Dave Ashe Sue Auble Ned Aufmuth Rodney Bagley Dale Bailey Candy Baisden Robert Baker Tim Baker Gladys Ballinger Dennis Baratta Glen Barensfeld Donna Barrett Lyndy Bennett Dana Bigley Jody Bixby Bob Bluhm Judy Borden Jeri Borsich Freshman class officers - Don Williams — Vice-President, Rita Yeager - Trea- surer, John Clevidence - President, and Anita Gardner — Secretary. Laurie Boyer Liz Brooker Elaine Brooks Mark Brothertor Kathy Browder Beth Brown Craig Brown Donna Brown Tom Brown Bill Bruckman Sandy Bryson Dana Buck Dan Bucksar Eric Buettner Sharon Bunch Tami Bungard Tim Bunyan Denise Burnside Donna Burnside Judy Butcher Sue Butt 66 Mark Call Gayla Calvert Bonnie Campbell Jeanne Campbell Tom Carlson John Carten Patricia Casey Larry Cavey Kevin Chandler Robinette Christy Alana Church Steve Clark Mark Cleary John Clevidence Charles Clifford Lynn Cole Diana Coleman Reggie Cook Dawn Vance gets a good, sharp point on that pencil. Diane Cowden Jerry Cox Terry Crooks Mark Daniels Jeff Derrenberger Susan Derrenberger Becky Dickerson Jean Dietrich Sam Dreibelbis Ed Drollinger Rita Ducy Roy DuPlaga Jeff Eales Laura Eaton Jeff Eble Robert Eggleston Beverly Fesco Diane Fields Steve Fields Charles Fisher Cathy Fleming 67 Sue Flugum Charles Foote Barb French Clare Fulton Jim Ganyard Anita Gardner Helen Gasper John Gee Jack Gerspacher Tom Gerspacher Brenda Gilles Heidi Gilliland Pat Gisewhite Pam Glass Gail Glover Bob Gordon Joni Gory Mike Gouin Bob Grady Deborah Gregory Fred Gregory Richard Gregory Mike Greive Deborah Grey Sandy Griesinger Kevin Grieve Tom Groetz Ken Groves Debra Halvorsen Don Hanshue Larry Hathaway Elaine Hayward Karen Hedrick Kenny Hess Jim Hill Sandra Hill Becky Himmel Ron Hitzelberger Mary Hobson Terry Hoisington Freshmen Add Spirit to Veronica Reed and Jim Tomey seem to have found something rather unpleasant-looking in their IPS experiment. 68 Pep Assemblies Larry Cavcy and Mrs. Holden peruse a copy of the Medina County Gazette. Alan Parkhurst faithfully buys his Medina-mite. Doug Hood James Hood Mike Hood William Hood Terry Hosey Karen Houston Joe Hurd John Hurst Susan Hutchings Melissa Ilg Nancy Jaeger Regina Jamerson Clayton Jarrett Jeff Kabeller Gail Karson Judy Kemmerling Debbie Kemp Sheila Kemp Randy Kidder Mike Kilkenny Janet Kincaid Lawrence King Debbie Kitchen Phil Klein Terry Knoch Carole Koenig Stephanie Kovacek Sharon Kramer Linda Kubal Barbara Lakev Diane Lazear Anna Lee Doug Lee Jackie Lee 69 Freshmen Find Their First Year Holly Leister Mary Lemmer Nancy Lenaburg Libby Leonard Ryan Lind Lou Ann Lockwood Ron Loyer Anita Lutes Dana Lyons Doug MacGregor Gloria Mack Vicky Massey Ronald Maitland • Pam Mallery Charla Mann Mike Marshall Brenda Masters Jill Matthews Nancy McClaskie Barry McClellan Konda McClure Zelma McCourt Are Kevin Grieve and Fred Gregory holding class in the hall? Joe McHenry Mardi McKelvy Fred McMillan Donna Meade Deborah Medley Pam Meurer John Meyers Larry Mick fchi Jk , Ik Jk Linda Miller Pam Moine John Mollica Emlee Monaco Deanna Morris Lyle Morse Ed Mueller Willie Mull Jan Myers Lois Myers Tracy Myers Virginia Myers Debra Napp Nancy Neptune Joe Nettleton Michal Newberry Laurie Nichols Robert Nichols Rick Niemann Bill Nord Pat O’Brien Beth Ode Susan Olson Victor Olson Dawn Ostaff Pat Palker Robert Parker Alan Parkhurst Elizabeth Payne Bill Penrose Tna Piatt Patricia Piatt Linda Plants Colleen Porter Steven Powell Karen Prante Robert Pritchard Daryl Promey Kathy Promey Tom Przybyla Marsha Queen Rita Queen Susan Rademacher Eddy Raines Arthur Ramirez Veronica Reed David Rice Sally Richardson Clay Ricker Rick Riley Jane Ritchie Louise Ritter Ben Roberts Robert Robson Terry Roche Gregory Rogers Lisa Rose Rolfe Rudes at MHS an Enjoyable One Or are they out there for another reason? 71 Freshmen Adjust to Their New Routines at MHS Glenn Rych Anita Saab Dennis Sadzewicz Leonard Saluga Martha Sanford Marianne Schaefer Cynthia Schilling Steve Schray Cheryl Scott James Scott Jeffrey Scott Brenda Selzer Connie Semmelhaack Tom Setzer Diann Shaffer Tom Sharratt Bill Shields Lisa Shirey Nancy Sigafoos Joyce Simmers Amanda Simmons Anita Gardner takes a cautious step on the balance beam. Virginia Simmons Taya Slabaugh Robert Slater Dave Smalley Bernard Smith James Smith Lei Somogyi Mike Spacek Debbie Staples Connie Staten Donald Steidl Carl Steinbach John Stevie Karen Stockman Beth Streett Joan Swingle Carl Szafranski Roberta Tatler Elaine Taylor Philip Taylor 72 and Look Forward to Their Next Three Years Scott Taylor Sue Thoburn James Tomey Cindy Totten Loretta Truthan Donna Tucker Lynn Tucker Dawn Vance Jim Vandenberg Ray Vanscoy Marilyn Varisco Renee Vellenoweth Kathy Vincent Margaret Wadsworth Mark Waite Toni Walter Darrell Wass Leslie W eber Jeff Weitzel Phillip Wells Jeffrey West Leslie West Lu Anne West Hal Westland Bruce Whitfield Becky Wible John Wilder Karen Wiles Don Williams Julia Williams Cheryl Willis Pam Wilson Steven W ilson Rick Wires Libby Wolf Laurie Wolfe Mark Wood James Yeager Rita Yeager 73 1968 Football Team Never Quits Despite Row 1: K. McEwen, R. Alspach, G. Freidt, P. Karson, M. Hunter, R. Williams, L. Roby, T. Caverly, G. Martinez. Row 2: G. Anderson, A. Nord, R. Fain, E. Jones, M.. Donovan, S. McClain, M. Hattery, K. Harrington, D. Pifer. Row 3 : J. Shrimplin, K. Aukerman, T. Scherz,J. Per- kins, T. Baratta, J. Krejci, R. Hood, D. Rizzo, L. Newberry. Row 4: B. Yaekle, B. Gorfido, D. Mohn, S. Summers, D. Harms, W. Jones, L. Col- lins, S. Febus, M. Cleary. Special Award winners for the 1968 football season were: Mark Hunter - Outstanding Back, Dennis Pifer - Most-Improved Player, Gary Freidt - Rich Clevidence Award, Pat Karson - Outstanding Lineman, Ken McEwen - Honorary Captain and Most Valuable Player. 1968 GRIDIRON RECORD Medina Opponent 14 Cloverleaf 16 40 Brunswick 14 8 Westlake 30 6 Bay Village 39 8 Avon Lake 28 8 Olmsted Falls 0 14 Rocky River 0 26 Fairview 44 16 North Olmsted 58 6 Wadsworth 38 Coach Tibbits ponders as to what to do next. 76 Hard Breaks and Formidable Opponents Pat Karson ( 81 ) calls the defensive signals for a determined Medina defensive team. An unknown Olmsted Falls pass defender tries to keep Kyle Harrington from catching one of Glenn Olds’ passes. It was good as Medina defeated OF for Medina’s first home- coming victory in six years. 1969 FOOTBALL RESUME The Battling Bees opened their 1968 foot- ball season meeting Cloverleaf. The Bees lost to the Colts, but the next week they were vic- torious. For the first time in history, Medina played Brunswick’s Blue Devils, winning by a score of 40-14. The opening Southwestern Conference game for the Bees was lost to Westlake. De- feats at the hands of Bay Village and Avon Lake followed. The next game against Olm- sted Falls was Homecoming, and the Bees were to meet the Bulldgos before their Queen. The Bees showed their streak of champion- ship as they beat Olmsted 8-0. This was also outstanding because it was the first time in six years that Medina had won a Homecoming game. Just as things were looking up for the Bees, they met a team from Fairview and the Bees lost this one. The next games were against North Olmsted and Wadsworth as the Bees held their heads up high and lost to both, fighting till the end of the game. It was still an impressive football season, despite quite a few letdowns that might have made a diffence; However, our team again proved its right to the title The Medina Battling Bees:” 77 Medina Battling Bees Defeat Olmsted Falls Stan McLain arrives to help Rick Williams pull down a Cloverleaf back. Larry Collins seems to be undecided as to which way he should run. Terry Scherz hustles downfield for a block as Ken McEwen follows him with a tackier hanging on. Mark Hunter turns on the speed as he easily outruns his fol- lowing tacklers. Tim Caverly provides interference for Scott Febus as they try to turn the corner. 78 for First Homecoming Victory in Six Years Ken McEwen runs into two tough tacklers as Glenn Olds and Larry Collins turn to see if their fake worked. Arvid Nord watches Larry Collins get tackled as he gets to a block just a little too late. Olds is ready to throw the bomb as he waits to see an open re- ceiver downfield. 79 Jayvee and Freshman Football Back Varsity Junior Varsity football team - Row 1: J. Cendro, G. Earl, R. Coleman, C. Nichols, J. Hardinger, and M. Jameyson. Row 2: M. Steingass, R. Friedt, J. Jewel, L. Cutlip, and J. Hunter. Row 3: P. Thompson, C. Koppelberger, D. Moine, D. Moudy, J. Poor, and S. Gorfido. Row 4: F. Wood, J. Good, T. Lawrence, A. Gory and T. Starkey. Freshman football team — Row 1: R. Rudes,J. Hurd,J. Weitzel,J. Palker, S. Fields, L. Bennett, L. Saluga, R. Loyer, B. Anderson, T. Carlson, B. Nord, and W. Mull. Row 2: R. Hitzelberger, M. Wood, R. Riley, J. Eales, B. Penrose, M. Cleary, J. Vandenberg, B. Robson, D. Smalley, J. Stevie, J. Derrenberger, and M. Call. Row 3: J. Nettleton, S. Schray, B. Whitfield, D. Baratta, S. Wilson, J. Kabeller, T. Crooks, C. Brown, R. Wires, S. Pow ell, J. Scott, L. King, M. Kil- kenny, J. Mollica, J. Clevidence, R. Bagley, D. Hood, and G. Rych. 80 Juniors and Sophomores Participate in Cross-Country Medina’s 1968 Cross-Country team, led by John Gulledge, who finished seventh in the state cross-country meet - Row 1 : B Ettling, D. McLaughlin, J. Gulledge, and K. Williams. Row 2: J. Spacek, D. Mora, and B. Rawlings. Row 3: G. Rodgers, T. Perry, and J. Scheel. Left: In Medina’s only four-team meet of the season held at Medina, the contestants are on the starting line ready for the start of the race. 1968 CROSS-COUNTRY RECORDS REGULAR SEASON Medina 63 Medina 21 Rocky River 26 Avon Lake 44 Westlake 57 Cloverleaf 69 Medina 17 Medina 26 ; Brunswick 45 Westlake 29 Medina 40 SWC Meet Wooster 23 Rocky River 45 Medina 15 Fairview 52 Cloverleaf 62 Westlake 67 Medina 76 Medina 43 North Olmsted 145 Fairview 40 Avon Lake 157 North Olmsted 94 Bay Village 159 Wadsworth 68 Medina 18 Bay Village 39 Bee Cogers Finish Strong for 10-9 Mark 11 ! | pi LmM . V.WHMI §j T r iiniinrniiiTnTrilfifr Left to right: Doug McLaughlin, Tim Luedy, Glenn Olds, Barry Robinson, Kyle Harrington, Don Bryenton, George Anderson, Paul Vandenburg, Mike Cleary, Mike Hattery, co-captains Mark Bixler and John Haas. 1968-69 BATTLING BEES BASKETBALL RESULTS Medina Opponent 46 Brunswick 40 45 31 55 Westlake 49 55 34 49 Olmsted Falls 53 43 20 52 Bay Village 53 53 44 47 Avon Lake 54 72 41 50 Wadsworth 28 49 42 39 Rocky River 57 37 38 59 Cloverleaf 49 33 36 59 Fairview 61 62 58 55 North Olmsted 65 55 47 53 Westlake 49 45 34 47 Olmsted Falls 45 53 28 39 Bay Village 66 50 46 51 Avon Lake 59 64 43 69 Rocky River 65 52 39 54 Fairview 50 54 50 57 North Olmsted 53 57 35 63 Strongsville 43 53 44 5 7 Triway (Tourney) 61 00 00 Above: All-Conference choice Glenn Olds fires for two more. 82 Left: Fans and team are pensive as they look on at the tension-packed River game. Below: Glenn and Mark go after a loose ball at Brunswick. Left: Ooff! Hard Guy deliver as Glenn, Mike, and Kyle lc ball. Below: Glenn Olds starts a di the hoop. COUNTY SCHOOL STANDINGS Won Lost Cl overleaf Black River Medina Buckeye Wadsworth Highland Brunswick SOUTHWESTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS Won Lost Bay Village 13 1 Rocky River 9 5 North Olmsted 8 6 Fairview 7 7 Medina 6 8 Avon Lake 5 9 Olmsted Falls 4 10 Westlake 3 11 Left: Mike, Heimie, and Dandy Don follow Harrington’s shot Below: Don Bryenton tries to block a Bay shot while Kyle Har rington and Mark Bixler wait for the rebound. Below Left: John Haas leaves the floor and the defender behind for two points. Below Middle: Mike Cleary arches his familiar and accurate shot as Doug McLaughlin looks on. Below Right: Coach Peters calls time to give last minute instructions. The Bees battled on for a close victory against North Olmsted. Right: Mark Bixler pops in two quick ones against Bay Village. Below: Mike Cleary goes up as Dandy f)on looks to the bucket. Below: Mike and Don again have the tough job of fighting on the boards. Above: Kyle and Don look on as Glenn Olds is hammered while shooting. No matter — Glenn led the team in foul shots. Jayvees - Left to right: Richard Coleman, Alan Clark, John Good, Andy Klein, Jim Spacek, Greg Earl, Hal Kahn, Phil Williams, Paul Thompson, Gary Scherz. Junior Varsity and Freshmen Show Promise % I Freshmen - Left to right: Jim Vandenberg, Jeff Weitzel, Mark Cleary, Tim Bunyan, Bob Gordon, Mark Waite, Mike Spacek, Don Williams, Larry Cavey, Craig Brown, Rick Riley, Dennis Baratta, John Clevidence, Bill Nord, Glenn Rych. 8 MHS Gropplers Have Exciting Season Front row: Toe Nettleton, Jeff Derrenberger. Second row: Phil Green, Joe Hurd, Mike Kilkenny, Ron Loyer, Phil Klein, Steve Clay, Terry Hoisington, Carl Steinbach, Jim St. Clair, Alan Huston, Jack Gerspacher, Rod Bagley. Third row: Vic Ramirez, Larry Cutlip, Paul Sevougian Bill Hwd, Joe Cendro George Rodgers Dave Klopp, Ron Friedt, Tim Myers, Larry Foster. Fourth row: Brad Gorfido, Gary Fnedt, Ken McEwen, Don Todd, Jim Palinchik, Stan McClain, Mike Coffey, George Martinez, Doug Simmers, Wayne Huston, Tim Holston, Jack Shrimplin. Missing are coaches Roger Auker and Don Butler. 1968-1969 WRESTLING RECORD Medina 26 Cloverleaf 15 Medina 20 North Olmsted Medina 14 Avon Lake 23 Medina 6 Fairview Medina 19 Bay Village 20 Medina 14 Westlake Medina 27 Olmsted Falls 13 Medina 17 Rocky River Left: 127 pounder Doug Simmers tangles with his opponen t at the regional tour- nament. Above: 165 pound SWC champion Mike Coffey ties up his man in route to a home victory. Varsity Baseball Team Compiles Best Record Ever The Medina Baseball team — Row 1 : J. Clevidence, C. McEwan, K. Aukerman, M. Grieve, D. McLaughlin, J. Matacic, and R. Tanner. ROW 2: Coach Weygandt, D. Moore, R. Alspach, L. Roby, K. Harrington, A. Nord, T. Baratta, and R. Williams. The first Medina J.V. Baseball team - Row 1: B. Gordon, K. Carpenter, R. Coleman, M. Wood, F. Gregory, T. Sharratt, and K. Grieve. Row 2: R. Hettinger, M. Cleary, D. Baratta, T. Starkey, M. Spacek, L. McClaning, L. Cutlip, G. Scherz, and Coach Paidas. 88 Above: Proud Coach Dale Weygandt shows the trophy, his team earned for being runners-up in the district tournament, to senior team members Roger Tanner, John Matacic, Rick Williams, Lew Roby, and Dave Moore. Upper Left: A hit goes through the hole and another Medina batter is safe at first. Lower Left: John Matacic is waiting on deck to go up to bat for another winning Medina run. With the 1969 Medina baseball team out of tourna- ment play, but only after winning the sectional and then losing a tough game to St. Joseph ' s, 2-0, which put Medina in the district runner-up position, the Bees concentrated on winning the conference. With a sec- ond loss to Bay Village, the Bees’ conference title hopes were destroyed. However, these players compiled the most impressive season record of any Medina Baseball team with 12 wins and 6 losses. They also gave Medina its first SWC winning season with an 8 win-6 loss rec- ord. A Junior Varsity baseball team was introduced into Medina this year. These underclassmen baseballers gave a glimpse of a bright future for Medina’s high school baseball. 1968-69 BASKETBALL SCORES Varsity Junior Varsity Medina Opponent Medina Opponent 11 Cloverleaf 7 4 Avon Lake 7 3 4 0 Rocky River 7 4 3 5 Fairview 3 6 3 5 Fairview 3 4 10 6 North Olmsted 0 8 Berea 3 6 3 5 Bay Village 6 0 5 5 Avon Lake 6 0 4 5 Rocky River 3 13 4 4 Fairview 3 0 St. Joseph’s 2 4 North Olmsted 3 9 11 2 Westlake 5 8 4 5 Olmsted Falls 3 5 1 8 Olmsted Falls 0 4 Westlake 1 0 Bay Village 3 1 9 Highland 7 9 Bee Thinclads Bring First SWC Championship i + I r j ■: j J n The 1969 South-Western Conference Champs — Row 1: R. Wallace, M. Bixler, T. Baker, L. Collins, R. Hood, M. Cleary, G. Olds, T. Luedy, and M. Orban. Row 2: D. Mohn, J. Krejci, G. Anderson, G. Friedt, T. Scherz, F. Wood, and S. Febus. Row 3: T. Perry, J. Scheel, J. Good, G. Molner, P. Williams, K. Friday, P. Karson, and K. Naftzger. Row 4: R. Ganyard, S. Summers, J. St. Clair, F. Schmitzer, D. Machles, E. Schlechty, J. Gulledge, Coach Swinglish. Row 5: D. Moudy, G. Rodgers, P. Thompson, D. Mora, T. Wilhelm, D. Rizzo, and M. Hunter. 1969 VARSITY TRACK SCORES Medina Opponents 108 Cloverleaf 9 73 Bay Village 70 68 V 2 Fairview 40 92 V 2 Rocky River 34 10 6 Avon Lake 21 70 Wadsworth 57 Olmsted Falls 16 Westlake 51 North Olmsted 32 Vi Westlake Relays: Second Place Berea Relays: Seventh Place District Meet Third Place Southwestern Conference: First Place Medina Invitational: First Place For the first time ever at Medina High, the Bees track team won the SWC championship. The exiting finish held fans in suspense til the last event. This was the mile relay and the Bees were trailing Bay 51-50. Bay’s relay team held the lead until the final round. At this point, Larry Collins took the lead and then finished in second, ahead of Bay to give Medina the win, 54-53. The proud Medina Track coach, Mr. Swinglish, is shown hold ing the trophy his trackmen won at the SWC track meet. John Gulledge displays the stamina that he has acquired through hard practice as he pulls away from the other runners. The expression on Mark Hunter’s face shows the effort and dedication one must have in order to win the 880 yd. dash, especially when it is a wet, cold day. Jim Krejci’s form looks good as he attempts another discus throw. 91 Future Is Bright for Medina Linksmen Front: Dave Rogers, Rick Wallace, Pat Palker, Bill Nord, Bill Harriger - Capt., and Joe Hurd. Standing: Phil Clarkson, Barry Robinson, Dave Shirk, Greg Earl, Daryl Promey, and Mike Greive. Above: Coach Dean Jones practices his soft touch on the greens. Right: Captain and only senior on the team, Bill Harrig- er warms up before a match. Although their season was not impressive, the MHS golfers of the future have ability to be- come confer- ence contend- ers. Bill Nord in particular looks like a fu- ture medalist as he took the Most Valuable Golfer award. Front: Hal Kahn John Fleming, Rob Wilder, and Larry Brumby. Standing: Coach Dave Stephenson, Scott Burlingame, Mike Hattery, and Paul Vandenberg. Strong Finish Encourages Future Netters Left: First singles man Scott Burlingame practices hammering serves before a match. Above: Mike Hattery returns a shot hoping the coach is watching. The Medina cheerleaders, by far the best-looking sports squad of the year, put in much time to cheer our teams to victo- ry. Not only did the girls cheer at football and basketball games, but they spent plenty of time practicing cheers, making up new ones, and planning pep assem- blies. The girls also decorated for the sports banquets. I!g4£ip$ ft , V . «? «1 Rhon Craig and Dave Flugum performed gymnastic stunts at football games and pep assemblies. Captain Claudia Hunter Debbie Sweet Sue Molner Ann Stein Linda Perkins Judy Schumann Jane Werner 94 Cheerleaders Shout MHS Teams to Victory Freshman cheerleaders — Front: Linda Miller. Back: Carole Koenig, Becky Wible, and Renee Vellenoweth. Below - Jumpin’ Judy” Schumann is pretty happy about the action on the gridiron. Junior Varsity cheerleaders — Front: Bonnie Meyers, Debbie W’erner, Karen Alspach, and Bev Kulp — Captain. Back. Sue Miller and Mindy Roshon. 95 ACTIVITIES • ORGANIZATIONS Marching Band Personnel: FLUTES: Kathy Wiles, Beth Wells, Judy Barabas, Pat Tucker, Harriett Laird, Donna Falconer, and Becky Rowlands. CLARINETS: Karen Schlechty, Sandy Johnson, Debby Zarney, Gayle Bixler, Joyce Parman, Pam Williams, Ron Smith, Jane Pennington, Vickie Andrews, Kathy Smith, Phyllis Yeager, Sharon Knowles, Vicky Randall, Eric Daniell, Sandy Cowden, Regina Spies, Eileen Kovacek, Debbie Nees, Carol Biliczky, Sandra Holt, Sherry Quati, Sherry Starr, and Denise Morton. SAXOPHONES: Marianne Tyler, Barbara Yeager, Brian Beck, Liz Smith, Bob Drogell, Jim Spa- cek, Mary Leister, Alan Huston. CORNETS: Ronda Packard, Sue Jindra, Beth Walter, Peggy Mihalko, Wayne Huston, Don Gifford, David Ingram, Tom McCourt, Alan Clark, Don Plummer, Claudia Grieve, Janice Churgovich, Pam Smalley, Bev Kulp, Mark Koch, Marcia Suddleson, Charlotte Mealy, James Davis, David Machles, George Ritter, Bonnie Friedt, Sue Cowden, Amy Abramoska, Cindy Betz, Joyce Nettleton, Brenda Koenig, John Markle, and Claudia McComas. TROMBONES: Chris Chandler, Robert Wilder, Charles Rodgers, Allen Boyer, Holly Klopp, Jeff Myers, and John Baker. BARITONES: Lloyd Steffen, Cindy Naragon, Cathy Acker, and Ed Schlechty. DRUMS: Kathy Steffens, Marcia Riegger, Candy Davis, Sue Goodrich, Brad Bader, Chris Gensemer, Pam Komjati, Harry Lennex, Richard Linek. BASSES: Connie Abell, Thom Baker, Joel Ewing, Dennis Jennings, Steve Clay, James Smith, Dave Moine, and David Guinn. Upper Right: Here is something that is familiar to anyone who has ever been to a football game; the band in block formation. Marcia Riegger, foremost in the picture, is assistant line leader to Kathy Stef- fens. Middle Right: The 20 row needs a little practice, don’t they, Mr. Loveman? Left to Right: Don Gifford, Joyce Nettleton, Claudia McComas, Pam Smalley, and Mr. Loveman. Lower Right: Sometimes sectionals are needed to make sure that ev- eryone knows his part. Here the basses, baritones, and trombones un- dergo the grilling supervision of an instructor. The Medina Musical Bees Marching Band DRUM MAJOR: Mark Bixler BATON TWIRLER: Gene Steiner DIRECTORS: Mr. Bixler and Mr. Carey Marching season again got off to a fine start in the last two weeks in August. Line leaders tryed (TRYED) to get their lines into shape for the open- ing football game with Cloverleaf High School. This year the Musical Bees got all-weather rain coats - which helped keep bandsmen warm during those cold football games. Again the band put on a light show with red, white, and blue lights pinned to their uniform legs. The band traveled to the Akron Rubber Bowl for a guest appearance at a soccer game. The Medina County Bandorama was a huge success, in which all the county bands performed. Responsible senior bandsmen are appointed as line leaders. The Musical Bees’ ten line leaders this year were: Chris Chandler - line leader of the ten row, Ronda Packard - twenty row, Mary Leister - thirty row, Karen Schlechty - forty row, Kathy Steffens - fifty row, Connie Abell - sixty row, Peg Miholk - seventy row, Kate Wiles - eighty row, Beth Walter - ninety row, and Debby Zarney - one hundred row. Upper Left: It’s always a mess when picture taking time comes for the band. Lower Left: It looks like ' sun stroke finally hit poor Harry Lennex. You’d better watch out, Candy Davis and Pam Komjati - it might be contagious! 99 Medina ' s Concert Band Gains Excellent State CONCERT BAND: Row 1: P. Tucker, K. Wiles, P. Smalley, J. Barabas, H. Laird, B. Wells, B. Rowlands, D. Falconer. Row 2: K. Schlechty, S. Johnson, R. Spies, G. Bixler, R. Smith, E. Kovacek, V. Andrews, M. Suddleson, S. Knowles, K. Smith, J. Nettleton, G. Ritter, P. Milhalko, L. Smith, B. Friedt, G. Stein- er. Row 3: J. Parman, P. Yeager, P. Williams, J. Pennington, E. Daniell, A. Abramoska, C. Mealy, S. Cowden, M. Leister, D. Machles, C. Grieve, D. Gifford, C. McComas, D. Plummer, B. Koenig, M. Koch, S. Jindra, B. Walter, R. Packard, A. Clark, W. Huston, C. Betz, B. Kulp. Row 4: C. Biliczky, V. Randall, Right: The original Big Blue Frog blows the bassoon. Below: Not quite seventy-six trombones, but a good-sized section, goes through its paces. 100 Rating Through Practice and Talent D. Nees, S. Quad, S. Starr, S. Holt, S. Cowden, D. Morton, A. Huston, B. Yeager, M. Tyler, M. Bixler, B. Beck, J. Churgovich, J. Davis. J. Marckle, D. In- gram, C. Acker, C. Naragon, E. Schlechty, L. Steffens, C. Rodgers, J. Myers, A. Boyer, H. Klopp, R. Wilder, C. Chandler. Row 5! C. Gensemer, F. Schmkzer, P. Komjati, S. Goodrich, K. Steffens, M. Riegger, B. Bader, R. Linek, H. Lennex, C. Abell, J. Smith, J. Ewing, T. Baker, S. Clay, D. Gouin, D. Jennings Mr’ Bixler, Mr. Carey. J 6 ' Band officers Rob Wilder — Treasurer, Ron da Packard - Vice-President, Mark Bixler - President, and Karen Schlechty - Secretary, go over ticket sales with Mr. Bixler and Mr. Carey. 101 Concert Choir Produces Superb Vocal Entertainment CONCERT CHOIR: Row 1: R. Clay, C. Davis, J. Schumann, J. Gorfido, C. Welty,C. Chandler, L. Smith, R. Haas, P. Kerch, S. Miller, D. Foster, J. Hurst, S. Starr, P. Kungli. Row 2: D. Rice, M. Roshon, S. Brugmann, V. Andrews, P. Tucker, A. Guiltinan, T. Spears, D. Falconer, L. Houston, J. Barabas, S. Goodrich, B. Beckwith, M. Griesinger, G. Bixler, H. Klopp, K. Smith, Mr. Carey. Row 3: M. Davis, R. Forsythe, D. Klopp, D. Cole, J. Bixby, B. Pike,J. Burke, S. Clay, G. Olds, P. Nees, E. Rueber, B. Krebs, T. Kowal, K. Larsen, J. Scheel, D. Brewer, R. Bannon, D. Szabo, L. Taylor. Row 4: D. Scott, J. Pen- nington, D. Mohn, K. Naftzger, R. Smith, J. Poor, D. Bryenton, R. Fain, A. Boyer, R. Ganyard, B. Crise, B. Rogers, G. Steiner, R. Sha w, J. Deuring, C. Rodgers, K. Wolf. Bottom Right: The gay 90’s are portrayed by the costume of the Concert Choir members during one of their concerts. Bill Rog- ers, Sue Goodrich, Don Cole, Holly Klopp, Rick Shaw, and Kathy Smith show the style and length of the apparel of the 90’s in contrast to those of today. Below: Concert Choir pauses for a break and Bob Krebs strains his ears to hear the punch line of Charlie Rodgers’ joke. 102 Talent and Practice Made Orchestra Outstanding Here we have a typical Have you ever tried to play the violin with a pho- shot of Mr. Fry. tographer looking over your shoulder?” wonders Eric Shirey. Anybody got some No-Doze?” asked Alan Parkhurst. ORCHESTRA ' Row 1- P Mihalko, D. Johnson, M. Griesinger, J. Denson, E. Shirey, L. Ritter, T. Shurance, H. Klopp. Row 2: J. Keiper, R. Falconer, S. Griesinger M. Sanford, T. Roche, E. Church, S. Derrenberger, L. Tucker, D. Lazear, D. Gaugler, J. McCormick, L. Wolf, G. Mack, M. Marshall. Row 3: S. Rademacher, W. Huston, R. Packard, P. Smalley, C. Grieve, M. Leister, K. Schlechty, R. Spies, G. Ritter, S. Powell, A. Parkhurst, C. Koppelberger, . Muha. Row 4: D. Promey, Mr. Fry. ? gggiiMD STAR DUSTERS: Row 1: L. West, B. Yeager, M. Tyler, Mr. Mayhew, G. Bixler, L. Smith, S. Johnson, K. Schlechty. Row 2: Mr. Bixler, R. Packard, B. Walter, D. Plummer, G Grieve, M. Suddleson, S. Jindra, K. Steffens, B. Beck, H. Lennex. Row 3: Mr. Loveman, S. Rademacher, J. Myers, C. Rodgers, A. Boyer, R. Wilder, C. Chandler, S. Goodrich, B. Muha, Mr. Carey. MHS Students Find Various Opportunities GIRLS GLEE CLUB: Row 1: D. Ellinger, T. Swingle, J. Gorfido, P. Wilt,J. Medley, A. Klein, K. Phillips, L. Deeter, C. Beckwith, D. Hall, L. Lattimore, C. Gorfido. Row 2: C. Smith, K. Rockwell, D. Rice, P. Kerch, B. Giles, L. Wagner, K. Henschel, B. Rooy, D. Bucksar, S. Schott, P. Van Epp, B. Rowlands, J. Ferguson, B. Hunter, L. Shook, G. Myers, Mr. Carey. Row 3: B. Sauer, D. Morton, T. Spears, B. Wadsworth, L. King, T. Bilinovich, L. Greene, B. Wisely, B. Dooley, N. Richardson, G. Webster, C. Eaken, K. Jakubec, D. Schneider, D. Hunter, D. Heller, E. Ruf. Row 4: K. Eaton, R. Falconer, W. Street, A. Martin, B. Ulmer, N. Indoe, L. MacLeod, J. Matthews, C. Lucchesi, D. Butcher, B. Bechwith, N. Gilliland, L. Harriger, G. Jones, L. Taylor, K. Prante. 104 ACTIVITY CHOIR: Row 1 : L. Payne, L. Myers, J. Bixby, K. Promey, B. Dickerson, M. Wilde, B. Masters, L. Cole, L. Weber, K. Houston, C. Scott, E, Mo- naco M. Varisco, C. Semmelhack. Row 2: G. Calert, J. Borsich, A. ' Saab, N. Yeager, B. Streett, L. West, B. Tatler, P. Meurer, C. Koenig, M.Newberry T. Knoch G Myers J Bungard, B. Selzer, B. Wible, B. Halvorsen, L. Miller. Row 3: H. Leister, S. Richardson, J. Borden, P. Mallery,S. Gnesinger, D. Medley, M. Favret, A. Gardner, K. Prante, R. Ducy, L. Leonard, K. Stockman, K. Adams, K. Wiles, L. Wolf, E. Heywood, D. Ostaff. Row 4: J. Matthews, J. Swin- gle, J. Ritchie, L. Truthan, J. Pearce, K. Grieve, K. Chandler, J. Stevie, J. Bloomer, V. Ramirez, R. Kidder, J. Smith, G. Claycomb, R. Christy, B. Ode, N. Neptune, M. Lemmer, G. Karson. man. Open to Them in the Field of Music ACTIVITY BAND: Row 1: K. Wiles, T. Myers, K. Houston, G. Glover, M. Sanford, L. Nichols, T. Walters. Row 2: T. Groetz, S. Hutchins, P. Rice, A. Lee L. Lockwood, B. rench, M. Spacek, S. Clark, P. Parker, N. Sigagoos, R. Maitland, J. Smith, L. West, N. Mann, D. Kemp, B. Fesco. Row 3: A. Parkhurst, J. Eales, D. Promey, R. Yeager, S. Rademacher, B. French, M. Spacek, B. Whitfield E. Taylor, L. Ilg, J. Wilder, R. Bagley, E. Drollinger, Mr. Love- Pepsters Pep People Row 1: M. Roshon, N. McDaid, K. Hobart, A. Guiltinan, S. Promey, G. Mack, D. Tucker, L. Tucker, K. Hedrick, D. Bucksar, C. Cotter, C. Rych, P. McMullen, B. Myers, B. Dreibelbis, L. Kincaid, L. MacLeod. Row 2: L. Wilson, D. Hicks, K. Rockwell, V. Randall, J. Henke, C. Naragon, C. Gorfido, K. Henschel, J. Gorfido, A. Abramoska, J. Rodgers, E. Hayward, S. Richardson, B. Parker, T. Johnson, B. Kulp, K. Alspach. Row 3: C. Biliczky, S. Mallery, C. Schaefer, J. Werner, L. Aukerman, L. West, S. Schmitzer, J. Bloomer, K. High, D. Barnes, L. Taylor, J. Matthews, D. McNamara, S. Fulton, D. Sweet, D. Donahey, C. Zay, C. Betz. Row 4: C. Kraus, L. Riegger, M. Cochran, S. Miller, L. Smith, M. Tyler, S. Brugmann, B. Walter, K. Wilson, K. Batchelder, K. Bonadio, C. Miley, M. Hobson, J. Dietrich, R. Spies, B. Friedt, G. Bixler. Row 5: S. Hobb, D. Todish, K. Smith, J. Hardinger, B. Schilling, J. Pennington, M. Cavey, D. Dellinger, K. Eaton, C. Welty K. Kemmerling, S. Johnson, J. Strouse, S. Penrose, J. Schumann, L. Plants, D. Grey. Row 6: B. Dooley, D. Cleary, P. Elliott, M. Riegger, L. Nichols, L. Boyer, D. Fields, L. Miller, J. Bixby, D. Russell, M. Varisco, M. Scott, C. Chandler, S. Rademacher, D. Kemp, A. Gardner, K. Palker. Row 7: K. Duringer, N. Richardson, V. Andrews, K. Steffens, K. Cole, S. Pursley, B. Bedford, N. Lenaburg, C. Koenig, J. Kincaid, S. Petty, M. Suddleson, G. Karson, L. Brooker, C. Porter, J. Myers. Row 8: S. Shrimplin, M. Brown, S. Molner, C. Hunter, K. Herigstad, D. Werner, B. French, R. Yeager, J. Kemmerling, M. Sirrine, J. Pennington, S. Knowles, L. Houston, K. Wolf, C. Grieve, S. Derrenberger. Row 9: C. Acker, P. Stambaugh, J. Guiltinan, B. Wisely, M. Newberry, M. McKelvy, P. Hofmann, M. Lemmer, L. Ritter, M. Schaefer, N. Sigafoos, B. Wible, C. Davis, S. Lipstreu, K. Schultz, P. Jennings. If you stepped into the MHS lobby after school during the season of any varsity sport, you were sure to see long sheets of paper and many girls with paintbrushes in hand. These were Pep Club members, and the result of their work could be viewed any game day in the front of a cheerfully decorated school. Then there was Card Section, whose members practiced long hours to learn new cheers. Their green derbies and vests added a bright touch to all home games. Other activities of Pep Club included baking goodies for football brothers and promoting pep in school. Right: Vice-President Kate Dwyer, Secretary-Treasurer Sue Goodrich, and President Jane Cantwell take inventory of Card Section equipment. Row 1: D. Barnes, S. Knowles, J. Bloomer, L. Smith, D. Bucksar, D. Dellinger, G. Mack, M. Cavey. Row 2: D. Kemp, S. Rademacher, R. Yeager, A. Gardner, K. Wolf, M. Sirrine, K. Palker, V. Randall. Row 3: J. Strouse, S. Pursley, K. Cole, J. Hardinger, B. Schilling ,J. Penning- ton, L. MacLeod, K. Hobart. Row 4: C. Cotter, D. Donahey, C. Zay, S. Penrose, K. Herigstad, G. Karson, J. Kemmerling, C. Grieve. Row 5: K. Bonadio, K. Steffens, J. Matthews, C. Davis, C. Chandler, B. Dreibelbis, S. Schmitzer, M. Tyler. Row 6: K. Smith, L. Plants, M. Roshon, G. Bixler, S. Johnson, L. Kincaid, K. Kemmerling, J. Myers. Row 7: E. Hayward, S. Richardson, A. Guiltinan, M. Hobson, K. Hedrik, L. Tucker, S. Derrenberger, D. Tucker. Row 8: T. Johnson, C. Betz, C. Acker, V. Andrews, N. Richardson, C. Gorfido, P. Elliott, C. Schaefer. Above: Have the members of our football team gone hippy? Can they fit their long hair into their helmets? Relax, sport fans, it’s only a few Pep Club members putting on a skit. Upper Left: Crusher Cantwell and Porky Pilarski decide that there is a definite resem- blance. Lower Left: Card Section tells everyone what they think of the Medina Bees - GREAT! 107 GAA Sponsors Girls ' Sports Right: Oh, what a freshman has to go through to be initiated into GAA. Just ask Louise Ritter - she knows! Above: Bouncy Annie bubbles in the air battles on. Ann Stein Right: Here are those Sexy Super Sophs! Left to right -Joyce Nettleton, Gayle Bixler, Liz Smith, Sue Goo- drich, Debbie Werner — Captain, Anne Guiltinan, Kathy Palker, Sally Schindleholz, and Marcia Sirrine. This group of sophomores ran away with the GAA basketball championship. Row l: B. Walter, C. Cotter, S. Penrose, S. Molner, C. Chandler, C. Miley, C. Abell, R. Packad, M. Suddleson, S. Gerspacher, G. Kabeller K. Kemmerling, C. Biliczky, B. Meyers, B. Dreibelbis, and Miss Huddle. Row 2: K. Dwyer, L. Houston, P. Smalley, P. Moine, E. Taylor, S. Olson, A. Gardner, G. Mack, M. Cavey, S. Pursley, C. Rych, S. Lipstreu, D. Donahey, J. Strouse, and C. Zay. Row 3: C. Davis, L. Kincaid, S. Johnson, T. Myers, G. Myers, S. Thoburn, L. West, C. Grieve, S. Brugmann, K. Bonadio, M. Tyler, S. Schmitzer, J. Harsin, B. Schilling, J. Pennington, K. Smith, and J. Hardinger. Row 4: K. Friday, B. Zimmerman, M. Eddy, D. Hallock, P. Elliott, K. Schlechty, D. Butcher, W. Street, B. Dooley, K. Henschel, C. Gorfido ,J. Gorfido, K. Schultz, C. Naragon, and T. Pritchard. Row 5: M. Griesinger, K. Duringer, R. Haas, G. Karson, J. Kemmerling, N. Lenaburg, M. Brown, L. Perkins, E. Krosse, C Acker, S. MaU- ery V Andrews N Richardson, M. Riegger, and S. Cowden. Row 6: D. Fields, D. Ross, P. Tucker, K. Rockwell, V. Randall, L. West, R. Vellenoweth, K. Browder S Schindelholz, L. Smith, J. Nettleton, S. Goodrich, K. Alspach, B. Kulp, and C. Betz. Row 7: L. Plants, S. Hutchings, C. Koenig, L. Brooker, M. Schaefer, M. Lemmer, L. Miller, L. Boyer, J. Bixby, P. VanEpp, B. Rowlands, S. Petty, T. Tippett, D. Cleary, C. Scaefer, J. Werner, andj. Guiltinan. Row 8: D. Graham, T. Walters, N. Sigafoos, L. Nichols,}. Pennington, G. Bixler, L. MacLeod, D. Johnson, J. Barabas, M. Favret, D. Dooley, C. McComas, B. Koe- nig, P. Komjati, M. Sanford, S. Griesinger, and J. Borden. Row 9 ' L. Ritter, B. Wible, C. Cameron, B. Saur, B. Lavelle, M. Coffey, N. Cowden, N. Gilliland, C. Kraus, L. Aukerman, M. Cochran, L. Riegger, S. Tyrell, M. Roshon, K. Herigstad, A. Abramoska, and S. Miller. Girls’ Athletic Association is one of the many tra- ditional clubs at MHS. The club promotes athletic ability among its members, through such events as basketball games, baseball games, volleyball, Play Days, and potlucks. The large club gains membership each year as more and more freshmen suffer the tort- ures of initiation, under the sadistic eye of seasoned seniors. But they lived through it - just barely. Above: 1968-1969’s GAA officers. Left to right: Tena Johnson - Vice-President, Kathy Batchelder - President, Debbie Werner - Treasurer, Kathy Palker - Point Recorder, and Marcia Sirrine - Secretary. Lower Right: All student council members are engrossed in plans future events. For the first time in the history of Student Council at Medi- na, Student Council became more of an organization instead of a country club. The credit is mainly due to Dennis Sepper - President, Mimi Brown - Vice-President, Mark Bixler - Trea- surer, and Chris Chandler - Secretary. These four officers worked well together to do what had to be done; they organ- ized Homecoming (bonfire, pre-game events, and dance), Sadie Hawkins Dance, and rewrote the entire Student Council constitution. Dennis presided at assemblies, whether pep, fes- tive, or educational. Upper Right: This can only be labeled a meeting of the minds. Front row: Dave Moore ( THIS SLAVE IS THE PROPERTY OF RON SMITH. IF LOST, STOLEN, OR ESCAPED RETURN TO OWNER AS I’LL JUST FIGURE HE’S OUT ON A BINGE SOME PLACE.”) Everybody’s li’l honey chile, Gary Yike, and That Desperado, Dave Sevougian. Row 2: Quick Trigger Rick, Mike (Baby Snooks) Coffey, The Honorable, Patriotic, and Loyal Dennis Sepper, and Hercules (who goes by the obviously fake pseudonym of Lew Roby in school). DTHE PMKKTrW I RON SMITH. fF LOST I SnuiMESfMEol UTgUTIINIEUsI lUJMffftKtC h V,fi Above: Medina’s Homecoming is sponsored by the Student Council. Here, Student Council Prexy Dennis Sepper escorts Queen Claudia to present the football to Ken McEwen. Student Council Steps Ahead Left: Ah-Ha! Whatcha doing Mark Bixler, Treasurer of Student Council? tTe caught you with the goods! Below: Here’s Dennis! Row 1: Mr. Corbus, W. Marquardt, V. Simmons, M. Bixler, C. Chandler, M. Brown, D. Sepper, B. Wible, and G. Rych. Row 2: B. Dreibelbis, A. Krosse, N. Mann, P. Kerch, K. Rockwell, G. Bixler, M. Greisinger, L. Smith, R. Haas, and M. Hunter. Row 3: C. VanHorsten, C. Koenig, C. Davis, K. Batcheider, V. Andrews, S. Goodrich, T. Spears, J. Cantwell, andj. Pennington. Row 4: J. Fleming, T. Kowal, N. SigofoosJ. Clevidence, M. Suddleson, J. Harsin, R. Cripps, M.’ Leister, and B. Rose. Row 5: J. Burke, J. Haas, C. Hunter, J. Werner, D. Werner, M. Riegger, B. Harriger, D. Hanshue, andj. Borden. III Drama Club Presents Quality Productions Drama Club, advised by Mr. Stan Bosler, was more ambitious than ever this year. Two full-length plays were produced in the fall and spring for presentation to the community. These were The Glass Menagerie and Thurber Carnival. Other public presentations included a children’s play and several student-written one-acts. One play, The Lottery, was presented in a student assembly. Membership and participation in Drama Club were increased this year under officers Vicki Andrews - President, Roxie Haas — Vice-President, Cindy Been - Secretary, and Nancy Been — Treasurer. The highlight of Drama Club activity came on May 2 and 3, when the spring play, Thurber Carnival, was produced. This was actually a series of several small plays by James Thurber. Major roles in this play were fairly evenly distributed throughout the cast; there were no actual major roles. Some of the people in this play included John Harvey, Linda Wag- ner, Brian Beck, Donna Scott, Dave Flugum, Mike Donovon, and Sue Cowden. Right: Silence! A Drama Club meet- ing is in progress. Mike Donovan and Brian Beck have aged slightly for their parts in The Lot- tery. Linda Wagner -and Sue Cowden look to the stars as they re- hearse an inspiring moment. Roxie Haas looks over a script during a meeting. 1 12 Row 1- Adviser Mr Stan Bosler, Miss Judy Bierman, N. Been, V. Andrews, R. Haas, C. Been, C. Welty, W. Marquardt, Adviser Judy Bierman. Row 2: J. Hurst L Wagner, M. Donovan, J. Medley, M. Eddy, D. Hallock, S. Cowden, J. Scott, J. Borden. Row 3: C. Truthan, R. Carlisle, J. Bixby, D. McClung, D. Casey D. Nees, K. Eberwein, D. Claude. Row 4: K. Foulke, L. Wilson, B. Blevins, V. Bowman, D. Hicks, D. Flugum, B. Friedt, L. Sponseller ,J. Hardinger, L King. Row 5: J. Smith, d! Ward, J. Burke, D. Scott, B. Muha, B. Beck, G. Bixler, S. Tyrell, R. Feron. Row 6: G. Ballinger, K. Adams, E. Daniell, J. Bor- den S Petty D Carter,]. Harvey, W. Maur, C. Gensemer. Row 7: K. Browder, B. Casey, L. Truthan, L. Wagner, D. Ostaff, P. Moine, S. Penrose, M. Brown E Krosse, D. Plummer. Row 8: S. Olson, L. West, L. Cole, B. Master, K. Stockman, D. Morris, P. Knoch, J. Bixby, M. Varisco, K. Fleming. Left: Terry Tippett applies the finishing touches to Chris Koppelberger’s face for his part in The Lottery. Below: Mr. Bosler gives the cast members a few pointers in acting. MEDINIAN Staff Strives to Produce Better Annual Row 1 : Anne Krosse - Ads, Tena Johnson - Classes, Bonnie Dreibelbis - Editor, and Sandy Schmitzer - Qasses. Row 2: Bonnie Meyers - Special Events and Music, Debbie Hallock - Classes, Dianne Taylor — Business Management, Rick Williams - Sports, and Candy Davis - Faculty. Row 3 : Bill Harriger - Sports, Kris Wolf - Faculty, Melissa Eddy - Copy, Mr. Webb - Adviser, and Carol Biliczky - Organizations. Each member of the 1969 Medinian staff has his own particular memories of working on the yearbook. The sports edi- tors remember trying to locate the sports pictures. The class editors remember countless layouts and endless retyping. The business and advertising managers remember trying to keep the bills straight. These are just a few of the things that must be done to produce a yearbook. Despite all these problems (and MORE), the yearbook was assembled and deadlines were met due to the organiza- tional efforts and plain hard work of Editor Bonnie Dreibelbis and the rest of the staff. We think it was worth the effort. 114 Sometimes photographer Jeff Borden switches roles to have his senior pictures taken. Left: Our chief Bonnie Dreibelbis with some of her editorial paraphernalia. Above: Carol Biliczky searches through a very disorganized Medinian box for some materials. Class editors Sandy Schmitzer and Debbie Hallock Copy editor Melissa Eddy, in a character- check out pictures and names. istic pose, ponders over a caption. GLC Members Have Rewarding Year Below: Marcia Riegger, like all other GLC members, must learn to be a good salesman. SS ' SiS m Above Right. In this foto, GLC members present their basketball brothers with good luck charms. Middle Right: Jill Harsin and Marianne Tyler with their GLC cargo of nightshirts, sweatshirts, and parkas. Below Right: Ellen Hemmert buys a basketball game ticket at noon from Beth Walter. Club members also sold tickets at the games themselves. ... Row 1- D Zarney C. Zay, M. Brown, B. Dreibelbis, and Mrs. Neptune. Row 2: C. Chandler, T. Johnson, B. Meyers, and R. Haas. Row 3: K. Wilson, B. Walter, P. Fetzer and V. Andrews. Row 4: K. Batchelder, M. Riegger, P. Elliott, and J. Pennington. Girls Leaders Club was the only exclusive girls club at MHS. To be admitted to the club, a girl had to have maintained grades of a B-average, and have no grade below a C- in a major subject. A girl had to be a junior or a senior. She was admitted to the club after the voting of the other GLC members. GLC promoted many worthwhile projects for the school and community. The group adopted” old people from the county home, and visited and sent them small gifts. Members again sold tickets at basketball games and football games. The major fund- raising project was the sale of sweatshirts, T-shirts, jackets, and nightshirts. The traveling basket” continually circulated through the club, as the girls exchanged gifts in alphabetical order. Every girl had a basketball brother and a secret pal. The officers of Girls Leaders Club were Jane Pennington - Pres- ident, Kathy Batchelder — Vice-President, Chris Chandler — Secre- tary, Beth Walter - Treasurer, and Debby Zarney - Chaplain. The members of GLC all had basketball brothers. Here Christy Chandler puts the finishing touches on that devil, Mike Hatt- ery’s locker. Row 1: C. Welty (Advertising Manager), H. Klopp (News Editor), and K. Steffens (Copy Editor). Row 2: Advisor Mrs. Neptune, K. Canfield (Sports Edi- tor), J. Borden (Editor), and B. Walter (Assistant Editor). Something for Everyone in the Medinamite One Wednesday of every month was brightened by the appearance of the Medina- mite. The paper always contained something of interest to everyone, from fashions to sports. One issue of the Medinamite was ac- companied by copies of People, an anony- mous underground newspaper. Right: The Journalism class peruses the latest issue of the Medinamite. Note the intense concentration on all faces. Upper Left: Barry Muha cautiously tries out his typing skills. Lower Left: Ken Canfield checks out the latest batch of sports pictures, deciding which ones to use in the next issue. Above: Deb Sweet and Lynn Houston search for some inspiring materi al in the files. Row 1: C. Naragon, P. Stambaugh, E. Thoman. Row 2: L. LaBadie, L. Houston, K. Wolf, D. Sweet, B. Muha. Gymnastic Club Excels Again at Medina High Above: Up, up, and away with Paul Palmatier. Upper Right: This exercise is kinda hard on the middle, isn’t it, Rhon Craig? Middle Right: Marv Grieve says that this exercise is no cure for a headache but it does wonders for those arm muscles! Lower Right: Oh, Mighty Zeus! Grant me this wish that your humble servant Dave Flugum doth pray to you.” 120 Medina High Expands Its Intramural Program Those girl intramural softball players are really something else! You never can tell what trick they’ll come up with next! Better watch out, Ken! Actually, Ken McEwen is proudly standing here because he was captain of the championship intramural basketball team. m W m $$m K inr - wi Left: Bill Myers gives us a spectacular profile right in the middle of his basketball game. Above: These boys are proving that the title of Butterfingers” is not only for girls! Students Learn Techniques of Broadcast Row 1 : L. Sponseller, L. Wilson, D. Cleary, B. Muha, B. Hamp- ton, P. Feldman, and D. Cripps. Row 2: S. McClain, J. Bure, J. Poor, J. Stone, R. Smith, B. Eaton, and R. Cripps. Right: DJJeff puts his noon show into operation. All he had to do was to . . push the first valve down, The music goes round and round! Woh — oh — wo — o-! And it comes out here.” Through Participation in Audio Club The expanded Audio Visual Club this year consisted of twenty-two members and adviser Mr. Bosler. Officers were Ralph Cripps - President, Jeff Borden - Vice- President, Ron Smith - Secretary, and Jim Stone - Trea- surer. The only prerequisite for membership in the AV Club is an interest in radio programming. Members learn basic broadcast techniques and then put their knowledge to practical use by producing noon shows. As an attempt to raise money, the club sponsored a teen canteen. Left: Craig Clasen begins a noon show. Below Left: AV president Ralph Cripps spiels off that happy talk that makes the noon hours go round. Below Right: We’ll bet you don’t know who’s lovely lacy hands these are! Juniors and Seniors Reorganize CAA Row 1: C. Welty, R. Wilder, C. Van Horsten, T. Myers, K. Schlechty, N. Aten. Row 2: B. Dreibelbis, C. Chandler, M. Brown, K. Bonadio, M. Tyler, N. Shurance, B. Meyers. Row 3: D. Sevougian, T. Shurance, N. Been, D. Cripps, P. Fetzer. Row 4: L. Sponseller, C. Acker, C. Abell, J. Harsin, K. Steffens, V. Andrews. Row 5: Adviser Mrs. Demuth, J. Gulledge, D. Hallock.J. Treleaven, C. Biliczky. Row6: R. Cripps, D. Gifford, R. Ganyard, M. Eddy, P. Lucas. Row 7: G. Clark, R. Smith, G. Steiner, J. Fleming, B. Beck, B. Myers, L. Newberry. The Contemporary Affairs Association was reorganized this year by a group of interested boys. Membership in this club is limited to juniors and seniors, but any upperclassman interested in contemporary affairs was welcome to join. Activities for the year included meetings and speake rs. One speaker was a professor from Jordan, who spoke on the Middle East. Another was Father Dennis Tomczyk from St. Frandis Xavier, speaking on changes in the Church. In one meeting, CAA members watched the TV bulletins of the presidential election. In another meeting, the pros and cons of gun control were discussed. CAA proved highly enjoyable and educational this year under Craig Van Horsten - President, Tim Myers — Vice- President, Karen Schlechty - Secretary, and Rob Wilder - Treasurer. 124 Below: Father Tomczyk answers questions from CAA members. Upper Left, Middle Left, and Lower Left: Scenes from a CAA meeting. Meetings usually began at 7:30, and ended at about 9:30. Meetings were held on alternate Tuesdays. Medina Future Teachers Gain Experience Above: Lynn Houston looks a little blank — her student just asked for some help with the new math. A perennial club at MHS is FT A, com- posed this year mostly of juniors and seniors. The purpose of the club is to give members an insight into the teach- ing profession. Several speakers were invited to meetings to give the students theoretical knowledge, and subst- ituting in the elementa- ry schools afforded some practical experi- ence. Jill Harsin was Presi- dent, Pam Smalley - Vice-President, Sue Jin- dra - Secretary- Treasurer, and Debbie Nees - Program Chair- man. Row l : D. Nees, J. Harsin, and Miss Bierman. Row 2: R. Shaw,J. Bixby, andj. Burke. Row 3: C. Miley, L. Wagner, and D. Hallock. Row 4: L. Houston, J. Rodgers, and B. Casey. Row 5: K. Wolf, K. Swingle, and L. Sponseller. Row 6: K. Schultz, J. Henke, J. Hardinger, and D. Casey. Row 7: C. Davis, C. Chandler, and K. Batchelder. Row 8: P. Fetzer, C. Zay, and D. Cripps. Pinch of Snurp and Narble A Left: George Ritter’s pride and joy, the majestic Green Monster, in its customary parking place. Below Left: Meet Kid Burl, Medina’s big-time wrestler with the strength of a gorilla. Here are a few words from the Kid . . . Snark, snark.” Above: Fight athlete’s foot with NP-27. Left: The sexiest football team in the conference goes through a drill which is unlike any football drill Coach Tibbits ever saw! DCT Students Work to Learn Row 1: J. Marsh, V. Page, L. Thompson - Sergeant at Arms, J. Lechner - Treasurer, D. Hanshue - President, R. Rennard - Secretary, S. Burgdorfer, S. Jones, L. Noftz. Row 2: Mr. O’Connor - Adviser, T. Kovacek, R. Blevins, T. Carlisle, K. Aukerman, J. Porter, R. Selzer, D. Meincke. Row 3: J. Foote, A. Keiper, S. lies, R. Deuring, B. Kreiger, T. Hawkins. Diversified Cooperative Training or DCT, is the branch of Medina’s vocational educational program designed to produce skilled workers. The twenty-five members of this class all spent half of their school day on the job. After gradu- ation, most found that they had jobs waiting for them. Part of the curriculum of DCT includes membership in VICA, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. In November, VICA mem- bers attended a state convention, where Medina Chapter President Dave Hanshue ran a close second in his bid to be elected as state president. Another high point of VICA’s year included the Employer-Employee banquet, held in the spring. Right: Mr. O’Connor gives Ron Selzer some pointers about his job. Above: Joe Bogard and his employer from H. W. Madison admire the plaque that he helped win in being named as outstanding employer. Dave Hanshue, DCT prexy, and Steve Burg- dorfer, DCT’s Outstanding Student of the Year, stand by. ■ ! •• • .. ‘4 Mr. O’Conner gives some aid to Larry Noftz, Dennis Meincke, and Rick Blevins during a re- lated class session. Top Left: Roni Rennard busy at work in the ad department at the Medina County Gazette. Middle Left: Dennis Meincke uses the ole elbow grease on that fender. Bottom Left: Steve Burgdorfer, Larry Noftz, and Dennis Meincke feel they deserve a rest be- fore going out in the cruel, cruel world. Distributive Education Prepares Students Row 1: Mr. Casterline, P. Jennings, H. Dunn, C. Clasen, B. Rose, D. Roberts, B. Cabell, D. Ode, L. Vunderink, G. Ross, M. Magowan, C. Promey, and E. Mooney. Row 2: D. Muich, and B. Beck. Row 3: K. Coleman, B. Hitzelberger, and S. McClaning. DECA, or Distributive Education Clubs of America, is an integral part of the class- room work in the Distributive Education program. Every DE student is in DECA, and as a result of this unity, DECA is one of the most active and productive clubs in the school. The prime purpose of the club is to bring about a thorough knowledge of the free en- terprise system. This is accomplished through classwork and on-the-job training. DECA also carries out other activities. This year they sponsored dances, car washes, and bake sales. They also attended various regional and state conventions and ended the year with the annual Employer-Employee Banquet. DECA officers this year were Bill Rose - President, Craig Clasen - Vice-President, Dave Roberts — Treasurer, Helen Dunn — Secretary, and Pat Jennings — Chaplain. 130 to Enter the World of Sales and Service THE WINNERS: M. Casterline, DE Coordinator, Gwen Ross, Outstanding Female DE student of the year, Ed Mooney trainee of Mr. Stu Borden, Medina County Gazette, Outstanding Employer of the Year, Bill Rose, DE President, and Bob Hitzelberger, Out- standing Male DE Student of the Year. Ed Mooney, turns on the telephone smile at his job at the Medina County Gazette. Bill Rose flashes his best smile and salesmanship in the camera depart- ment of the W. T. Grant Company. Did the customer buy? Ask Bill. 131 Above: Kathy McClaskie and bosses Mr. Lehman, right, and Mr. Jeager, left, of Ben- nett Lumber. Upper Right: COE President Anne Krosse tries the teacher’s desk for size. Middle Right: Scott S. Glass, the best male typist at MHS, practices to increase his word s-per- m in u te . Lower Right: Sharon Fiser on the job with boss. COE Girls Earn Honors in First Year A new form of on-the-job vocational education was ini- tiated at Medina this year. This group was COE, or Cooper- ative Office Education. These students, already proficient in business skills, spent a half of their school day on the job as secretaries or other related positions. Since COE was a new club, its extracurricular activities were slightly limited for financial reasons. However, the group gathered food and other articles for a needy family at Christmas, and, like other vocational clubs, held an employer-employee spring banquet. In addition, several COE girls won various awards at COE contests. Row 1: M. Hausman, K. McChaskie, A. Krosse, S. Fiser, and D. Taylor. Row 2: Mr. Webb - Adviser, B. Gorey, G. Smith, B. Dunbar, D. Sanford, and B. Wilke. Row 3: L. Krebs, C. Morris, P. Moran, P. Ray, and B. Bluhm. Left: Here, President Anne Krosse and Treasurer Marsha Hausman review the COE charter. This year Kathy McClaskie was Vice-President, Dianne Taylor was Secretary, and Sharon Fiser served as Historian. Work-Study Club Enables Students to Work and Learn Row 1: S. Biggs, D. Fites, T. Denton, J. Bailey, and adriser Mr. Fenn. Row 2: K. Simmons, T. Bayless, and W. Baker. Row 3: W. Yoder, J. Dolejs, W. White, and P. Greene. Row 4: L. Ray, L. Veres, and J. Slater. A new vocational club at Medina this year was the Work-Study Club. Its purpose, as stated by adviser Mr. Fenn, is as follows: To develop an awareness and understanding of the job and social skills needed for suc- cessful employment and good citizenship.” There are several phases of study included in this program. It is open to students of sophomore standing and higher. All students enrolled in the program studied for half a day at school, and spent the last half of the day on the job. Students worked as cafeteria help or office help, while older students worked outside the school in an actual job situation. One of the most ambitious extracurricular activities of the group was the sale of hot chocolate and doughnuts in the mornings before school, much appreciated on those cold winter mornings. Other activi- ties included bake sales, a car wash, and sponsorship of a Teen Canteen held in March. Phil Greene served as President of Work-Study. The other three officers were Kathy Simmons — Vice President, Theresa Bayless - Secretary, and Gary Presock - Treasurer. 134 Below: Mr. Fenn presents the following awards to outstanding Work-Study students: Wesley White - Outstanding Worker em- ployed outside the school, Bill Yoder — Outstanding Worker within the school, and Phil Green — Work-Study Club President. Above: Tobbie Denton serves an appetizing meal to a hungry ' stu dent. Top: Here is Theresa Bayless, diligent worker for Mr. Dague during sixth period every day. Bottom- Is Bill Yoder thinking hard, or is he just sleepy? Bill got his job experi- ence this year in helping keep the school clean for the rest of the student body - something they much appreciated. Varsity M Promotes Sports The Varsity M Club, consisting of all varsity lettermen, purchased some new football apparatus for MHS with the money the club made by its various projects. These includ- ed selling programs at basketball games and sponsorship of a basketball game with radio station WHLO. Officers of the club included Mark Hunter — President, Larry Collins — Vice- President, Bob Yaekle - Treasurer, and Scott Febus — Secretary. Right: Club advisor Mr. Tibbits addresses the student body during a pep assembly. Row 1: L. Collins, B. Wallace, S. Febus, J. Gulledge, B. Yaekle, M. Hunter. Row 2: W. Hettinger, J. Scheel, H. Kahn, G. Rodgers, T. Perry, J. Haas. Row 3: S. McClaning, B. Muha, S. McClain, G. Olds, K. McEwen, R. Fain. Row 4: M. Bixler, J. Matacic, B. Harriger, B. Ettling, D. Mc Laughlin, C. McEwan. Row 5: P. Nees, R. Tanner, P. Karson, R. Alspach, G. Friedt, R. Williams. Row 6: T. Scherz, D. Rogers, S. Burlingame, C. Cronick, L. Roby, J. Fleming, E. Schlechty. Row 7: D. Simmers, B. Rawlings, K. Naftzger, R. Hood, K. Williams, M. Grieve, K. Aukerman. Row 8: D. Mohn, T. Caverly, G. Martinez, T. Baratta, M. Hattery, T. Baker. Row 9 - D. Pifer, A. Nord, G. Anderson, K. Harrington, M. Cleary, J. Perkins. Gym Leaders Organize A new club at MHS this year was Gym Leaders Club. Since gym became an elective this year for jun- iors and seniors, those upperclassman girls who took gym were eligible for this club, whose purpose was to help run underclassman gym classes. Upper Left: Denise Donahey and Cindy Rych help (force?) a young contortionist through a parallel bar stunt. Lower Left: An earlier attempt to form the pyramid falls flat - literal- ly! Bottom Row: C. Abell, S. Pursley, S. Brugmann, J. Cantwell, C. Rych, D. Donahey, J. Hardinger. Middle Row: K. Bonadio, J. Prit- chard, D. Cleary, K. Cole, B. Meyers, J. Strouse. Top Row: S. Lip- streu, J. Henke, C. Schaefer, P. Smalley, C. Zay. Y-Teens is the teenage section of the YWCA. Its purpose is to aid girls in social and religious growth. This year’s president was Nancy Mann; adviser was Miss Cross. One of the major annual projects of the Medina Y-Teens was run- ning a coat-check at each home basketball game. This business was as thriving as usual this year, and the girls were always kept busy hanging up coats. Other activities of this year’s Y-Teens included a slumber party, bake sale, and a weekend trip to Washington D. C. Y-Teens Run Basketball Coat Check Row 1: B. Kenzig, N. Mann, C. Eakcn, J. Denson, R. Forsythe. Row 2: C. Mann, L. Kubal, P. Meurer, D. Ostaff, M. Hobson, K. Hedrick, adviser Miss Cross. Row 3: P. Moine, B. Rooy, R. Falconer, S. Cowden, D. Falconer, W. Street. Right: Mary Lou Hobson and Pam Meurer had a good time in Washington D. C. - but they found themselves rather homesick! Future Business Leaders of America 1968-1969 was Future Business Leaders of America’s first year at Medina High, but it was a rewarding one. The pur- pose of the club was to make better business leaders out of the members of the organization. Qualifications for member- ship in the club were lax, in order to promote participation in the club: one had to pay $1.50 dues, and attend meetings. Club members attended a convention in Cincinnati in March. The club sponsored a teen canteen and a car wash to help raise money. This year’s FBLA officers were Mary Leister - President, Stephanie Hobb - Vice-President, Debbie Mack - Secretary, and Cheryl Gallucci and Candy Davis — Publicity. Mr. Phil- lips served as the club advisor. Row l: M. Leister, S. Hobb, D. Mack, C. Gallucci, and K. Rockwell. Row 2: H. Lennex, N. Mann, B. Kenzig, B. Raker, P. Jennings, and K. Phillips. Row 3: Mr. Phillips, M. Cavey, B. Gilles, C. Davis, L. Lattimore, and B. Blevins. Row 4: A. Krosse, L. Gasper, D. Morton, C. Fraser, and J. Gorfido. Row 5: P. Ray, A. Martin, D. Butcher, D. Sanford, D. Taylor, and R. Shaw. Math Club Studies Higher Principles One of t he few honorary clubs at Medina Senior High is the Math Club. The prime qualification for membership in the club is enrollment in the AP math class, and the other is an interest in learning more about mathematics. The Math Club officers for this year included John Haas — President, Dave Sevougian - Vice-President, and John Kowal - Secretary -Treasurer. Mr. Brewer again acted as club adviser. Row 1: Mr. Brewer, J. Haas, D. Sevougian, and J. Kowal. Row 2: C. Chandler, M. Tyler, M. Brown, K. Bonadio, and M. Scott. Row 3: B. Dreibelbis, B. Bedford, C. Rych, S. Brugmann, and R. Clay. Row 4: R. Smith, D. Sepper, G. Steiner, D. Nees, and K. Wiles. Row 5 : P. Palmatier, G. Yike, R. Tanner, and M. Donovan. Row 6: B. Harriger, D. Moore, M. Bixler, and J. Matacic. F Brumby C Goum, D. HuffmamR Ycage K g, • K Herigstad, S. Miller, B. Rucker, B Rowlands, P, VanEpp, L, West, G. Glover, B Hughes, D t,IeSM M Ski C M° U KS M°r„,d D B E gg l«r„„, N, Laburg, B Wrble, L, Brocket G Karson, P. Hofmann, and M, McKdvey. Row B. Pike, G. Zimmerman, R. Shaw, E. Buettner, B. Grady, B. Bruckman, E. Drollinger, J. Eble, C. Jamison. Ski Club Increases Membership In its second year at MHS, Ski Club greatly increased its membership and expanded its activities. Every Wednesday that there was good skiing weather, the club piled into a bus and made the trip to the Bran- dywine ski slopes. In addition to these regular trips, pre-paid skiers were entitled to extra free trips. One skier, Eve Krosse, was a candidate for Snow Queen at a Brandy- wine dance. Ski Club officers this year were Marcia Suddleson - President, Jane Guiltinan - Vice-President, Anne Guiltinan - Secretary, and Portia El- liott - Treasurer. Left: And here she is - Our Snow Queen, Eve Krosse, before she hits the slopes. Future Homemakers of America Judging by its long list of activities this year, FHA was one of the most active clubs at MHS. Its service projects included leaf raking, visiting those in the coun- ty home, and making favors for hospitalized children. Constructive projects in- cluded bake sales, candy sales, and a paper drive. FHA social events included potluck suppers and a slumber party. In addition to these events, FHA members were always learning new home- making techniques as a part of their regular activities. FHA officers were Cindy Rooy - President, Barb Rooy — Vice-President, Debbie Fetzer — Treasurer, Denise Morton - Secretary, and Linda Gasper - Historian. Advisers were Miss Hornberger and Mrs. McMullen. Right: The FHA emblem. 142 Our Sharpshooters: Rifle Club 1968-1969 was Rifle Club’s first year at MHS. The purpose of the club was to teach the members the proper tech niques and sport and target shooting, and the proper care and handling of firearms. The officers of the club were John Burke - President, Markjameyson - Vice-President, Dave Ingram - Treasurer, Nancee Klein - Secretary, and Mike Grieve — Range officer. Mrs. Rasmussen was adviser. . The club met Thursday nights in the indoor rifle range in the basement of the Security Federal Bank. Severa courses were available to members; two of them were the Light Rifle course and All Position Expert Course he team competed in the Winter League Program, Sectionals, and the National Postal Matches (which were held in a four month series). . c This club was open to all high school students approved by the executive committee. There was a registration tee of $3-00. C r y-rr + Every member strove to earn the highest medal in the Junior Qualification Program. There were fifteen differen medals possible to attain, earned through a step-by-step process. The highest medal possible was the Distinguishe Expert medal. All members of the club shot with .22 caliber rifles. Row I T Carten, M.Jamcyson, G. Miavitz, M. Grieve, and R. Kitchen. Row 2. R. Pritchard J. Markle, G. McUung, j. Courtney, r. «uu, j- and Mrs Rasmussen. Row 3: B. Eaton, J. Burke, D. Ingram, B. Lowey, J. Stone, and C. Jamison. Language Club Adds International Flavor to MHS Language Club was reorganized this year by a group of interested students and adviser Mr. Baker. Its purpose was to stimulate interest in foreign language study, and this purpose was car- ried out by such activities as meetings, interna- tionally flavored parties, and a convention with members of other schools’ language clubs, held in the spring. The officers of Language Club this year in- cluded Wendy Marquardt — President, Gayle Bixler — Vice-President, Brian Beck - Treasurer, and Marcia Sirrine — Secretary. Right: Wendy Marquardt and foreign student Tony Sobral ex- change views on American life. Row 1: R. Cornelius, L. Wagner, C. Welty, W. Marquardt, B. Beck, M. Sirrine, G. Bixler, C. Miley, S. Promey, Mr. Baker. Row 2: F. Schmitzer,J. Scott, L. Wagner, L. Smith, K. Palker, J. Denson, N. Been, S. Knowles, M. Scott. Row 3: C. Gallucci, E. Kovacek, D. Foster, D. Cripps, L. Sponseller, M. Jameyson, B. Wisely, P. Fetzer, D. Scott, K. Bonadio. Row 4: K. Swingle, N. Gilliland, J. Steidl, E. Wells, D. Johnson, G. Steiner, V. Ra- mirez, B. Pike, M. Suddleson. MHS Celebrates Lincoln’s Birthday With Slave Auction One of the senior class’s most ambitious projects was sponsorship of a slave auction. The object of the auction was to raise money for Camp Paradise, and it was a huge success, netting over $450. Members of the senior and junior classes and the faculty volunteered to be auctioned to the highest bidder of the student body. Lower Left: Oh, Vickie Crane! Don’t worry about what that old photographer thinks of your outfit. We think it looks stunning. Lower Right: Sue Gerspacher looks ve ' r-r-y interesting - funny! - in her com- bat outfit. Upper Left: Debbie Eck- ert is a pretty kind slave owner: she baked a cake for her high priced slave ($13.50), Mike Cleary. Upper Right: These are some of the better dressed slaves for a day.” Below: The good-luck game ball changes hands: Claudia to team cap- tain Ken McEwen. Bottom Left: Arvid, Larry, Kyle and Terry head a long line of cars in the Homecoming parade. Bottom Right: Homecoming Attendants Jane Pennington, Chris Zay, and Ann Stein turn their attention from the game to smile for the cam- era. Queen Claudia cheers on her Battling Bees with a shout and a smile. 146 1968 Homecoming Queen Makes the Weekend a Success by Inspiring the Team to Victory 1967 Homecoming Queen Jan Wilkinson crowns our ra- diant 1968 Queen. Homecoming 1968 was based on the theme Honey is the Nec- tar of the Gods. The theme was reflected in both floats; the senior float resembled a Greek temple, and the junior float was a Viking ship. The seniors won the competition for their second first-place in as many tries. The weekend was a success from Thursday s parade to Friday s victory and the Saturday evening dance. 147 Top Right: Prom King and Queen, Rick Williams and Jane Pennington, reign over the Tahitian Twilight. Bottom Right: Attendants Sue Molner and John Haas pose for the cameraman. The Junior-Senior Prom was held on the weekend of May 16 through May 18. Activi- ties ranged from the banquet on Friday night to the dance and post-prom activities at Montrose on Saturday night. The Prom was held at Chippewa Lake Ballroom, which was decorated in the style of a huge Tahitian garden. Pr om King and Queen, Rick Williams and Jane Pennington were crowned at 10:00 and reigned over the remaining activities. After the dance, Montrose was open to all juniors and seniors. After-Prom activities in- cluded a movie, putt-putt golf, swimming, and tennis. Excellent planning and much hard work helped to make the Prom an ex- citing event. 148 Juniors and Seniors Frolic at Prom Activities as Memories Are Mode at Tahitian Twilight Top Right: The Royalty of the Prom enjoy a dance of their own. Below: You drop that ice cube down my back and you’ve had Bottom Right: Couples enjoy themselves at the Prom while Tahitian deco- it!” says Sly Eyes Holden to his wife. rations help set the mood for the perfect weeken . Seniors Are Honored for Ou tstanding Achievements Right: Recipients of the Danforth Outstanding Citizen Awards were Dennis Sepper and Wendy Marquardt. Below: Kathy Batchelder and Mark Hunter received Womanhood and Manhood Awards. Order of the Golden Tassel - Sandy Johnson, George Clark, Marianne Tyler, Bill Harriger, Jill Harsin, Paul Palmatier, Kate Wiles, John Matacic, Donna Scott, Dave Sevougian, and Melinda Scott. 150 , ri .. . ,, D , R rw;u,ik;c p MihalWo H KIodp C Weltv D. Scott, M. Hausman, and M. Donovan. Row 2: D. Taylor, S. Jindra, P. son K. Mech.yJ. P m nmg.°n C Fr«, a nd C G™ve. Row ■ Bonadio, p Y B Zimmerman, D Donahey, C. Zay. a S h K chdde, A Stem. and M. Scon Row y: P. P � ,. M. Feldman. M. Bialer. ,. Maeacrc. B. Harriger, J. Haas, J. Kowal, and D. Scvougian. Or , of t lie Golden Tassel - John Haas. Chns Chandler. Mark Hon.er, Bonn.e Drerbelbn. Dcnn,s Soppe, Nan Shurance, Ron Smith, Barb Bed, ord. Join, Kowal, Mimi Brown, and Lloyd Steffen. Miss.ng are Debby Zarney, Debb.e Nees, and Gene Sterner. 151 Hard Work Is at Last Rewarded This year Medina’s Quiz Down team defeated all three teams it went against on the Quiz Down show on television. Shown above are team members John Kowal, Captain Dennis Sepper, Don Gifford, Dave Sevougian, and Coaches Mrs. and Mr. Holden. Ron Smith was the alternate. Above: Mark Hunter was named Outstanding Senior Athlete, and John Matacic received the Sidney Fenn Scholar-Athlete Award. Right: Delegates to Buckeye Boys’ and Girls’ State are: Seated: Bonnie Meyers, Don Bryenton, and Vickie Andrews. Standing: Craig McEwan and Rob Wilder. Alternates are Marcia Riegger, Phyllis Fetzer, Doug McLaughlin, Don Gifford, and Doug Simmers. 152 Left: Steve lies was named 1 Outstanding Art Student. Right: Holly Klopp received the Senior Music Award. These lucky people pose with a map showing their destination - Eng- land. Their six-week trip includes studying at Ox- ford. Kneeling are Candy Davis and Laura Sponsellor. Standing are Mr. Holden, Pam Mall- ery, Jeanne Campbell, Mary Griesinger, Char- lotte Welty, Mrs. Hol- den, and Dana Buck. Above: Ron Smith was awarded a Rotary Club scholarship. Below: Nan Shurance received the Medina Community Hospital Junior Women’s Auxiliary Nursing Scholarship. 153 Two Hundred Forty-Four Seniors Make Grade Thursday, June 5, 1969 at 8:00 was the end of high school days for 244 seni ors but the beginning of another adventure. The exercises, held in the stadium for the first time, were pleasant and colorful. Those who had doubts about the weather during the day worried in vain for the night was cool and dry. Kathy Batchelder and Bill Harriger chose topic titles, A Window Facing Tomorrow,” and A Short Look Back, and a Long Look Forward,” for their speeches. Lt. Gov. John W. Brown presented an address entitled, Hitch Your Wagon to a Star.” Climaxing the evening, was a reception in the high school for seniors and their guests. There were no Baccalaureate services this year. §r-v • J i. � - . w � : Seniors getting their final instructions just before the processional. Lt. Gov. John W. Brown, a native Medinian, was Kathy Batchelder and Bill Harriger were senior speakers for the evening, guest speaker for the evening. 154 Waiting in line for the processional. Seniors in file during the processional. The processional is complete and the Class of ’69 awaits the invocation. MHS Class of 69 Receive Coveted Diplomas ■ ' r % 1 1 mmm Mr. E. W. P. Smith presents diplomas to Sue Molner (above) and John Porter (below). Below: The Class of ’69 files out of the stadium with their diplomas tucked into their sleeves. 156 MHS Class of ’69 pauses for further proceedings during Commencement exercises in the stadium are handed in; last it’s all over! The locker rooms beneath the bleachers are mass confusion as graduation gowns are said; and a few tears are shed. at Ninety-Fourth Annual Commencement Senior Activities LYNN ABELING - Band 1-2. CONNIE ABELL - Pep Club 1, GAA 4, Gym- nastics 3, Intramurals 4, CAA 3-4, Gym Leaders 4, Band 1-2-3-4. DONNA ALBRIGHT - Pep dub 1-2-3, GAA 1- 2, FHA 2, Language Qub 2. RICK ALSPACH - Intramurals 3-4, Varsity M 4, Football 3-4, Baseball 3-4, Basketball 1. KARL AUKERMAN - DCT 4. THOM BAKER - Varsity M 4, Basketball 1, Track 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4. KATHY BATCHELDER - Pep Qub 2-3-4, Card Section-3, GAA l-2-3 -4 , Student Council 4, Drama Club 1-3, Yearbook 3, GLC 3-4 , In- tramurals 1-2-3-4, CAA 3, FTA 2-3-4, Self- Discipline 4, Class Officer 2-3-4, Orchestra 1. BILL BECK - Intramurals 3, DE 4, Football 1, Baseball 1, Concert Choir 1-2. BARB BEDFORD - Pep Club 1-2-3-4, GAA 1- 2- 3-4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Math Qub 4, Self Dis- cipline 4. CYNDY BEEN - Drama Club 2-3-4 , Ski Club 4, Language Club 1-4, Choir 1. MARK BIXLER - Student Council l-2-3 -4 , Varsity M 3-4, Math Club 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4 , Track 1-2-3-4, Cross Country 3-4, Self Discipline 4, Band 1 -2-3-4 , Concert Choir 1-2, Boy’s State 3. SUE BLANKENSHIP - Pep Club 1-2, GAA 1- 2- 3, Y-Teens 1. RICK BLEVINS - DCT 4. BONNIE BLUHM - COE 4, Y-Teens 2. JOE BOGARD - DCT 4 , Football 1, Wres- tling 3. KATHY BONADIO - Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Card Section 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Drama Club 2-3, CAA 4, Gym Leaders 4, Math Club 4, Language Club 4, Cheerleader 1, Self Discipline 4. JEFF BORDEN - Student Council 4, Drama Club 3-4, Yearbook 4, Medinamite 4, Intramurals 3- 4, Audio Club 3-4 . MIMI BROWN - Pep Qub 1-2-3-4, Card Sec- tion 1-2, GAA 1-2-3-4, Student Council 3-4 , Drama Club 3-4, Yearbook 3, GLC 3-4, Intramu- rals 2-3-4, CAA 3-4, Math Qub 4, Ski Qub 4, Self Discipline 4, Qass Officer 1, Concert Choir 2. SUE BRUBAKER - Concert Choir 1. SHARON BRUGMANN - Pep Club 4, GAA 4, Drama Club l -2 -3-4, Gymnastics 1-2, In- tramurals 1-2, Gym Leaders 4, Math Club 4, Ski Club 3-4, Cheerleader 2, Self Discipline 4, Con- cert Choir 4. LARRY BRUMBY - Yearbook 1, Gymnastics 1, Varsity M 2, Ski Qub 1-2-3-4, Rifle Club 2, Football 2-3, Basketball 1-2, Tennis 1-2-3-4, Base- ball 1, Qass Officer 1-2. STEVE BURGDORFER - DCT 4. SCOTT BURLINGAME - Intramurals 3-4, Varsity M 3-4, Football 3, Track 1-2-3, Wrestling 3, Tennis 4, Self Discipline 4. BECKY CABELL - DE 4, Concert Choir 1- 2-3-4, Girls Glee 3. KEN CANFIELD - Medinamite 4, Intramurals 1- 3-4, Football 1-3, Baseball 2-3, Band 1. DON CARTER - Drama Qub 4, Intramurals 4. JANE CANTWELL - Pep Oub l-2-3 -4 , Card Section 1-2-3-4 , GAA 1 -2-3-4, Student Council 4, Drama Club 3, Gym Leaders 4, Ski Qub 4, Concert Choir 1-2, Stardusters 2. TOM CARLISLE - DCT 4. TIM CAVERLY - Intramurals 3-4, Varsity M Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2. MIKE CAVEY - Intramurals 3, Varsity M 2-3-4, Golf 1-2-3. CHRISTY CHANDLER - Pep Qub 2-3-4, Card Section 3-4, GAA l-2-3 -4, Student Council 2- 3-4 , Drama Qub 2-3, GLC 3-4 , Intramurals 2-3-4, CAA 4, FTA 3-4, Math Qub, Language Club 1-2, Self Discipline 4, Class Officer 1, Band 1- 2-3-4, Concert Choir 1 -2-3-4 , Stardusters 1- 2- 3-4. JAN CHURGOVICH - GAA 1-2-3, Drama Club 1-2, Gymnastics 1-2, Gym Leaders 4, Y- Teens 1-2, Band 1-2-3-4, Concer t Choir 1. GEORGE CLARK - CAA 3-4, Tennis 3-4, Self Discipline 4. CRAIG CLASEN - Intramurals 3, Audio Club 4, DE 4 . ROSALYN CLAY - GAA 4, Drama Club 1-4, FTA 2-3-4, Y-Teens 2, Math Qub 4, Language Club 1, Girl’s Track 3, Concert Choir 1-2-3, Girls Glee 2-3. KEN CLEVELAND - Band 1. MIKE COFFEY - Football 1-2, Track 1-2, Wrestling 1-2-4, Band 1. KAREN COLE - Pep Club 2-3-4, Card Section 3- 4, GAA 1. KATHY COLEMAN - Pep Club 2, Card Sec- tion 2, GAA 1-2, Intramurals 2, DE 4, FHA 1-2, Concert Choir 1-2-3. RICK CORNELIUS - Intramurals 3-4, Math Qub 4, Wrestling 2. ROHN CRAIG - Gymnastics 2-3-4, Cheerlead- er 4. RALPH CRIPPS - Student Council 4, Gymnas- tics 1, Audio Club 2-3-4 , CAA 4. CANDY DAVIS - Pep Club 4, Card Section 4, GAA 1-2-3’ ' -4, Student Council 1-2-3-4, Drama Club 1-2-3, Yearbook 4, Intramurals 3-4, Self Discipline 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Concert Choir 1 - 2 -3 -4 . DENISE DONAHEY - Pep Club l-2-3-4,Card Section 1-2-3-4, GAA 1 -2-3-4, Student Council 1, Gym Leaders 4, Ski Club 4, Self Discipline 4. BONNIE DREIBELBIS - Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Card Section 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Student Council 4, Drama Club 1, Yearbook 3-4 , GLC 4, CAA 4, Intramurals 2-3-4, Math Club 4, Language Club 1-2, Self Discipline 4, Concert Choir 1-2. PEGGY DREIBELBIS - Pep Qub 2, DCT 4, Y-Teens 2. BEA DUNBAR - COE 4, FHA 1-2-3, Choir 1. HELEN DUNN - Pep Qub 2, GAA 1-2, GLC 3, Intramurals 2, DE 4 , FHA 1-2, Language Club 1. KATHY DWYER - Pep Club 1-2-3-4 , Card Section 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Drama Club 2-3, Ski Club 3-4, Self Discipline 4, Band 1. KATHY EATON - Pep Club 4, Girls Glee 4. JOEL EWING - Drama Club 3-4, FTA 1-2-3-4, Self Discipline 4, Band 1 -2-3-4. RON FAIN - Medmamite 3, Intramurals 1- 2- 3-4, Audio Qub 1-2, Varsity M 4, Football 3-4, Concert Choir 3-4. PAUL FELDMAN - Self Discipline 4. SHARON FISER - COE 4, Band 1-2-3, Concert Choir 1, Stardusters 2-3. DAVID FLUGUM - Drama Club 1-2-3-4, Gymnastics 3-4, Intramurals 3-4, CAA 4, Cheer- leader 4, Self-Discipline 4. JIM FOOTE - DCT 4. CARLENE FRASER - FBLA 4, Ski Qub 4, Self Discipline 4. KALEEN FRIDAY - GAA 1 -2-3-4, Intramurals 3- 4. GARY FRIEDT - Intramurals 1 -2-3-4, Varsity M 2-3-4, Ski Qub 3, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1, Track 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 4, Self Discipline 4. EILEEN GANNON - Pep Club 2, Concert Choir 2. SUE GERSPACHER - Pep Club 2-3-4, Card Section 3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Track 3, Y-Teens 2, Ski Qub 3, FHA 3. SCOTT GLASS - Gymnastics 1-2, COE 4, Bas- ketball 1, Golf 1-2-3. BARB GOREY - Pep Qub 1-2, Card Section 1, Intramurals 3, COE 4, Concert Choir 1. CHUCK GOUIN - Ski Club 4, Football 2. CLAUDIA GRIEVE - Pep Club 2-3-4, Card Section 4, GAA 2-3-4, Drama Qub 2, Gymnas- tics 4, Intramurals 2-3, Ski Club 4, Language Club 1, Self Discipline 4, Band 1 -2-3-4, Orchestra 4, Stardusters 3-4. JOHN HAAS - Student Council 1-2-3-4, Vars- ity M 3-4 , Math Qub 4 , Basketball 1 -2-3-4, Golf 1-3, Cross-Country 3-4, Room Attendants 4, Self Discipline 4, Class Officers 3, Band 1-2. LORI HADLOCK - Ski Club 4, FHA 4, Girls Glee 2. DAVE HANSHUE - Student Council 4, In- tramurals 1-2, DCT 4 , Varsity M 2-3, Football 1-2-3, Wrestling 2. BILL HARRIGER - Student Council 1-2-4, Yearbook 4, Intramurals 3-4, Varsity M 4, Math Club 4, Football 3, Golf 1 -2-3-4, Self Discipline 4, Class Officer 4, Band 1-2. JILL HARSIN - Pep Club 1, GAA 1 -2-3-4, Stu- dent Council 4, Drama Qub 3, GLC 4, Intramur- als 2-3-4, CAA 4, FTA 1, 2 -3 -4 , Self Discipline 4. LINDA HAUSTED - FBLA 4, Ski Qub 4. TIM HAWKINS - DCT 4. JIM HEADER - Football 1. ELLEN HEMMERT - Pep Club 3-4, Card Sec- tion 3-4, Intramurals 4, Self Discipline 4. JERI HENKE - Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Card Section 1, GAA 1 -2-3-4, Drama Club 1-2-3-4, Medinamite 4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Gym Leaders 4, Ski Club 3. KRIS HIGH - Pep Qub 4, Card Section 3, Lan- guage Qub 1, Band 3, Majorette 3. BOB HITZELBERGER - DE 4. DOUG HODGE - Wrestling 2. LYNN HOUSTON - Pep Club 1-2-3-4, GAA 1 -2-3-4, Medinamite 4, Gymnastics 2-3, Intramur- als 2-3, FTA 2-3-4, Concert Choir 1 -2-3-4, Girls Glee 2. WAYNE HUSTON - Intramurals 2-4, Wres- tling 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 4. STEVE ILES - DCT 4. PAT JENNINGS - Pep Qub 1-4, Card Section 1-3, GAA 1-4, Drama Club 1-2, Gymnastics 2-3, Intramurals 1-3, FTA 2, DE 4, FBLA 4, Ski Club 3-4, Concert Choir 1, Girls Glee 3. SUE JINDRA - GAA 3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4, FTA 1 ,-2-3-4, Gym Leaders 4, Self Discipline 4, Band 2-3-4, Stardusters 3-4. SANDY JOHNSON - Pep Qub 2-3-4, Card Section 4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Drama Qub 1-2, Ski Club 4, Language Club 3, Self Discipline 4, Band 1- 2-3-4, Stardusters 4. ED JONES - Football 4. GAYLE JONES - Pep Club 3, Card Section 3, GAA 1-2, FHA 1-2, Band 1, Girls Glee 4. SHERRI JONES - Audio Club 4, DCT 4. GINGER KABELLER - Pep Club 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Drama Club 2, Intramurals 1 -2-3-4, Language Qub 2-3, Band 1. PAT KARSON - Intramurals 4, Varsity M 3 4, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Track 1-2-3-4. AL KEIPER - DCT 4. KAREN KEMMERLING - Pep Qub 1-2-3-4, Card Section 4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Drama Qub 3, Ski Club 4. HOWARD KILGORE - Football 1, Basketball 1, Track 1-2. LAURA KINCAID - Pep Club 2-3-4, Card Sec- tion 4, GAA 2-3-4, Drama Qub 3-4, Ski Club 4, Language Qub 1. HOLLY KLOPP - Pep Oub 3, Card Section 3, Medinamite 4, FTA 3, Y-Teens 1, Self Discipline 4, Band 3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Concert Choir 2- 3-4, Girls Glee 2. TIM KOVACEK - DCT 4. JOHN KOWAL — Intramurals 3-4, Math Club 4 , Self Discipline 4, Qass Officer 2, Band 1. LORETTA KREBS - GAA 1, COE 4, Ski Club 1, Concert Choir 1-2-3. ANNE CATHERINE KROSSE - Pep Qub 1- 2- 3, GAA 1-2-3, Student Council 4, Yearbook 4, COE 4 , FBLA 4, Ski Club 4, Girls Track 3, Li- brarian 1. 158 LAURA LABADIE - Pep Club 2-3, GAA 2-3, Medinamite 4, Intramurals 2-3-4, Ski Club 2-3, Concert Choir 2, Girls Glee 3. JENNIFER LANCE - Y-Teens 2-3, FHA 2-3. JO LECHNER - Pep Club 1-3, Card Section 2-3, GAA 1, DCT 4, FHA 1, Girls Glee 3. MARY LEISTER - Student Council 4, Audio Club 2, FBLA 4 . Y-Teens 2, Ski Club 3, Rand 1- 2-3-4, Orchestra 1-3-4. RICHARD LINEK - Track 1, Class Officer 2, Band 1-2-4. ROBERT LOWEY - Drama Club 3-4, Rifle Club 4 , Football 1-2, Track 1. MARLENE MAGOWAN - Pep Club 1-2-3, GAA 1-2-3, Drama Qub 3-4, Art Club 1-2-3, Self Discipline 4. WENDY MARQUARDT - Pep Qub 3, Stu- dent Council 4, Drama Clu b 1-2-3-4, Medinamite 4, FTA 4, Language Club 4 , Band 1. JON MARSH - DCT 4. GEORGE MARTINEZ - Intramurals 3-4 , Varsity M 4, Football 1-3-4, Track 1, Wrestling 1- 2, Baseball 3. JOHN MATACIC - Student Council 1-2, In- tramurals 1-3, Varsity M 2-3-4, Math Qub 4, Football 1, Wrestling 2, Baseball 1-3-4, Self Dis- cipline 4, Class Officer 1-2, Boys State 3. JENNY MATTHEWS - Pep Club 2-3-4, Card Section 3-4, GAA 2-3, Drama Club 3, Gym Lead- ers 4, Language Club 2-4, Girls Glee 4. STAN McCLAIN - Intramurals 3-4, Audio Club 4, Varsity M 4, Football 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 2- 3-4. STEVE McCLANING - Intramurals 3-4, DE 4, Varsity M 4, Baseball 2-3. KATHY McCLASKIE - Drama Club 2, COE 4 KEN McEWEN — Intramurals 4, Varsity M 2- 3- 4, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 2, Track 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 3. DENNIS MEINCKE - DCT 4. GEORGE MIAVITZ - Rifle Club 4. PEG MIHALKO - GAA 2-3, Drama Qub 1, Gymnastics 3-4, Intramurals 2-3 Cheerleader 3, Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, YFC 3 . CONNIE MILEY - Pep Club 1-2-3-4, GAA 2- 3-4, Drama Club 2-3, Intramurals 2-3-4, FTA 1- 2-3-4, Ski Club 3-4, Language Qub 4, Cheerleader 1, Band 1. SUE MOLNER - Pep Club 1 -2-3-4, Card Sec- tion 3, GAA 1-2-3-4, Drama Club 1-2-3, Ski Club 2-3, Language Club 2, Cheerleader 4, Track 3, Prom Attendant 4. RICH MONACO - Audio Club 3. DAVE MOORE - Intramurals 3-4, Math Club 4, Football 2-3, Baseball 2-3-4. CYNDY MORRIS - GAA 1-2, COE 4. SHARON MOTZ - Pep Qub 1-2-3-4, Card Sec- tion 3-4, GAA 3-4. BARRY MUHA - Student Council 1, Drama Club 4, Medinamite 4, Audio Qub 4, Varsity M 2- 3-4, Language Club 2, Football 1, Track 1-2-3, Cross-Country 3, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Stardusters 3- 4, Choir 1. DAVE MUICH - DE 4, Band 1-2-3, Concert Choir 1-2, Stardusters 2-3. CYNDY NARAGON - Pep Qub 2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Drama Club 1-2, Medinamite 4, Audio Club 1-2, Ski Club 3, Language Club 2, Self Dis- cipline 4, Band 2-3-4, Ensemble-Brass Choir 4. DEBBIE NEES - Drama Club 2-3-4, Intramur- als 3, FTA l-2-3 -4 , Y-Teens 2-3, Math Qub 4, Self Discipline 4, Band 1-2-3-4. LARRY NOFTZ - DCT 4. DEBBIE ODE — GLC 3, DE 4, Track 3, Concert Choir 1, Girls Glee 2-3. RONDA PACKARD - GAA 1-2-3, Drama Club 2-3, Audio Club 3, Y-Teens 1, Band 1- 2-3-4 , Orchestra 4, Stardusters 3-4. VIRGINIA PAGE - Pep Club 2, GAA 2, DCT 4 , Concert Choir 1, Girls Glee 2-3 . JIM PALINCHIK - Football 1, Wrestling 1- 2-3-4. PAUL PALMATIER — Yearbook 3, Gymnastics 1-2-3-4, Audio Club 2, Tennis 2, Self Discipline 4, Math Qub 4, Concert Choir 2. SUE PENROSE - Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Card Sec- tion 3-4, GAA 3-4, Drama Qub 2-3-4, Ski Club 3. JIM PERKINS - Intramurals 4, Varsity M 4, Football 4, Track 3, Wrestling 3. SHERRI PETTY - Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Card Sec- tion 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Drama Club 4, Medinam- ite 4, Gymnastics 2-3, Gym Leaders 4, Y-Teens 1- 2, Language Club 1-2, Girls Glee 1-2. DIANA PIATT - Y-Teens 1, FHA 1-2-3. JOHN PORTER - DCT 4. WILMER POWELL - Intramurals 3-4, Football 1, Basketball 1, Room Attendant 4. CHERYL PROMEY - Pep Club 1, GAA 1, DE 4. SUE PURSLEY - Pep Qub 1-4, Card Section 4, GAA 1-4, Gym Leaders 4, Ski Club 4. RONI RENNARD - Pep Qub 3, DCT 4 , Girls Glee 3. DAVE ROBERTS - DE 4, Football 1. LEW ROBY - Intramurals 4, Varsity M 4, Foot- ball 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Track 1-3, Baseball 4. CHARLES RODGERS - Band 1-2-3-4, Orches- tra 2, Concert Choir 1-3-4 , Stardusters 3-4. JANET RODGERS - Pep Qub 3-4, FTA 1- 2- 3-4, Self Discipline 4, Concert Choir 1. CINDY ROOY - Y-Teens 2-3-4, FHA 2 -3-4, Concert Choir 1. BILL ROSE - Student Council 4, DE 4 , Gym Leaders 3, Band 1, Concert Choir 1. GWEN ROSS - Intramurals 3, FTA 1, De 4 . BARBARA ROTH - GAA 3, Gym Leaders 4. CINDY RYCH - Pep Qub 2-3-4, Card Section 3, GAA 1-2-3-4, Drama Qub 1, Intramurals 3-4, Gym Leaders 4, Math Club 4, Track 3, Concert Choir 1. JOE SAAB - Gymnastics 1, Concert Choir 1-2. EMILY SALAY - Pep Club 3, GAA 3, Gymnas- tics 2, Y-Teens 4, FHA 1-2, Language Club 2, Track 3. DIANE SANFORD - FTA 2, COE 4, FBLA 4, Band 1, Concert Choir 2. BEV SCHILLING - Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Card Sec- tion 3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Lan- guage Qub 1, Band 1. SUE SCHINDLER - Pep Club 3, GAA 1-2-3, Drama Club 1-2, Y-Teens 2-3, Ski Club 3, Lan- guage Club 3, Concert Choir 2, Girls Glee 3, YFC 2-3-4 . KAREN SCHLECHTY - GAA 2-3-4, Intramu- rals 2-3-4, CAA 3-4 , Self Discipline 4, Band 1- 2-3-4 , Orchestra 2-3-4, Stardusters 3-4. SANDY SCHMITZER - Pep Club 2-3-4, Card Section 3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Yearbook 4. KAREN SCHULTZ - Pep Club 2, GAA 1- 2-3-4, Drama Qub 1, Intramurals 2-3-4, FTA 4, Self Discipline 4, Language Club 1-2. JUDY SCHUMANN - Pep Qub 3-4, GAA 3, Drama Qub 3, Gymnastics 4, Intramurals 1- 2-3-4, Gym Leaders 4, Y -Teens 1 -2 , Ski Qub 2-3, Cheerleader 3-4, Track 3, Concert Choir 1 - 2-3-4 , Girls Glee 2. DONNA SCOTT - Pep Club 1 -2-3-4, Card Sec- tion 3, Drama Club 2-3-4, Gymnastics 2-4, In- tramurals 2-3, FTA 1-2-3, Gym Leaders 4, Lan- guage Club 1-4, Self Discipline 4, Concert Choir 2- 3-4, Girls Glee 2. MELINDA SCOTT - Pep Club 4, GAA 4, Math Club 4, Language Club 4, Self Discipline 4. RON SELZER - DCT 4. DENNIS SEPPER - Student Council 3-4 , Audio Qub 2-3-4, Math Qub 4, Self Discipline 4. DAVID SEVOUGI AN - Intramurals 3-4, CAA 3- 4, Math Club 4, Track 2, Self Discipline 4. CHARLES SHANK - Drama Club 1, Gymnas- tics 2-3-4, Audio Qub 2-3. BARBARA SHERMAN - Medinamite 4. LYNN SHOOK - Pep Qub 2-3, Card Section 3, GAA 2, Gym Leaders 4, FHA 1, Concert Choir 1-2, Girls Glee 3-4. SUE SHRIMPLIN - Pep Qub 1-2-3-4, Card Sec- tion 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Intramurals 3-4, Gym Leaders 4, Ski Club 3-4, Language Qub 1-2-4. NAN SHURANCE - CAA 4, Language Club 1-2-3, Self Discipline 4, Concert Choir 1. PAM SMALLEY - Pep Qub 4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Audio Qub 3, FTA 1-2-3-4 , Gym Leaders 4, Y- Teens 1-2-3, Self Discipline 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Or- chestra 4. GEORGINA SMITH - Pep Club 1, GAA 2, Drama Club 1, COE 4. MARY SMITH - Pep Qub 1-2-3-4, Card Sec- tion 4, GAA 2-3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4, Language Club 1-2, Band 1-2-3-4, Concert Choir 1-2-4. RON SMITH - Audio Qub 2-3-4 , CAA 3-4, Math Club 4, Self Discipline 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Quiz-Down Team 4. LLOYD STEFFEN - Self Discipline 4, Band 1- 2-3-4. KATHY STEFFENS - Pep Club 2-3-4, Card Section 3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Medinamite 4, Intramur- als 2-3-4, CAA 4, Track 3, Self Discipline 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3, Concert Choir 1, Star- dusters 4. ANN STEIN - Pep Qub 2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Student Council 2, Drama Qub 1-3, Yearbook 3, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, CAA 3, FTA 2-3-4, Lan- guage Qub 1, Cheerleader 2-3-4, HC Attendant 4, Self Discipline 4, Qass Officer 3-4, Orchestra 1. JOAN STROUSE - Pep Qub 2-3-4, Card Sec- tion 3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Drama Qub 2, Gymnastics 2, Intramurals 2-3-4, Gym Leaders 4, Language Club 2-3. MARCIA SUDDLESON - Pep Qub 1-3-4, Stu- dent Council 4, FTA l -2-3, Ski Club 3-4 , Lan- guage Qub 4, Band 1 -2-3-4, Stardusters 4. TOM SWARTZ - Intramurals 4, Band 1-2, Stardusters 1-2. ROGER TANNER - Intramurals 3-4, Varsity M 4, Math Club 4, Track 1-2, Baseball 3-4, Self Discipline 4. DIANNE TAYLOR - Yearbook 4, COE 4 , FBLA 4, Self Discipline 4, Concert Choir 1-2-3. LYNN TAYLOR - Pep Club 3-4, Card Section 3-4, GAA 3, Drama Club 3, Language Club 1-2, Cheerleader 1, Concert Choir 2-4, Girls Glee 3-4 . LARRY THOMPSON - Medinamite 3, In- tramurals 4, DCT 4 , Basketball 1-2-3, Cross Country 3. CHRIS TRUTHAN - Drama Club 4, Intramur- als 2-3-4, Audio Club 2-3, Language Club 2-3, YFC 2-3. MARIANNE TYLER - Pep Qub 1-2-3-4, Card Section 3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Drama Club 1-2-3, GLC 4, Intramurals 2-3-4, Math Club 4, Self Discipline 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Stardusters 3-4. DAVE VAN DEVIER - Concert Choir 1 CRAIG VAN HORSTEN - Student Council 4, Drama Club 4, Intramurals 1, Audio Club 4, CAA 3-4, Language Club 1, Football 2, Tennis 3-4, Baseball 1, 4, Self Discipline 4. BETH WALTER - Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Card Sec- tion 3, GAA 1-2-3-4, Drama Qub 1-2, Ski Club 4, GLC 3-4, Officer 4, Medmamite 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Stardusters 2-4. KATHY WELLS - Gymnastics 3, Gym Leaders 4, Concert Choir 1. CHARLOTTE WELTY - Pep Club 2-3-4, Card Section 3, GAA 1-2-3, Student Council 1, Drama Club l -2-3, Medinamite 4, Intramurals 1-2, CAA 4, FTA 4, Ski Club 4, Language Club 2 -4, Self Discipline 4, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Girls Glee 3. KATHY WILES - GAA 3-4, Drama Club 2-3, Intramurals 3, FTA 2-3-4, Math Club 4, Ski Club 4, Language Club 2, Self Discipline 4, Band 1- 2- 3-4, Orchestra 3, Concert Choir 1. BECKY WILKE - Rifle Club 4. RICK WILLIAMS - Yearbook 4, Gymnastics 2, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Varsity M 1 -2-3-4 , Football 1- 2-3-4, Ski Qub 3, Baseball 1-2-3-4. KARYN WILSON - Pep Oub 2-3-4, Card Sec- tion 3, GAA 1 -2-3-4, Drama Club 1-2, GLC 3-4, Intramurals 3-4, Ski Club 4, Language Club 1-2, Track 3. KRIS WOLF - Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Card Section 3- 4, GAA 1, Yearbook 4, Medinamite 4, FTA 1- 2- 3 -4, Y-Teens 2, Concert Choir 1-2-3-4. DAVID YEAGER - Intramurals 3, Football 1, Track 1. PHYLLIS YEAGER - Medinamite 3, Ski Qub 4, Self Discipline 4, Band 1-2-3-4. 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Insurance and Real Estate 232 North Court MEDINA, OHIO 44256 Insurance: 723-1556 Real Estate: 723-41 I I HIGH ' S OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY On the Square ' MEDINA, OHIO 44256 Phone: 722-2041 TT ' FULL ' SERVICE ’ BANK North Side Public Square Medina Ohio 44256 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 171 RICE’S FROCK SHOP LADIES SPECIALTY SHOP BERRY AND RITTER STORE Paints and Supplies — Tools — Galvanized Ware Furnace Filters, Fittings, and Supplies 201 South Court Street Medina Ohio 44256 722-001 1 233 South Court Street Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 723-7684 Compliments of HUGERT MANUFACTURING 4930 Chippewa Road Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 723-8802 MEDINA FARMERS EXCHANGE COMPANY 320 South Court Street Phone: 722-151 1 172 Medina, Ohio 44256 THE OLD PHOENIX ESTABLISHED 1857 NATIONAL BANK OF MEDINA . OHIO The Oldest and Largest Bank in Medina County Offices at Public Square Hinckley Seville Court-Harding Brunswick Sharon Center Congratulations and Best Wishes from ft HOUSE S FLOWER SHOP ii Xlowers 234 N. BkOADWAY MEDINA, OHIO 4256 Phone: 723-8944 Compliments from GENE AND HARRIET FOWLS at LAWSON’S NEW PARTY STORE 1 20 Lafayette Road 725-5730 Medina, Ohio 44256 Remember this. Sophs? 173 Compliment ' s of WAITE SON MEMORIAL HOME 765 North Court Street Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 722-1591 Copliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1 969 EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Congratulations to the Members of the 1 969 Graduating Class Suite 2-D Professional Building Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 723-1546 IBiANCE CO., INC. INSURANCE • REAL ESTATE Medina 1 09 West Liberty 723-131 and 174 Brunswick 1378 Pearl Road 225-3101 YOU’LL FIND FRIENDLY LK AND ROYAL BUFFET RESTAURANTS IN MANY OHIO COMMUNITIES ... BLUFFTON. OHIO BUCYRUS. OHIO BURBANK. OHIO CAMBRIDGE. OHIO CELINA. OHIO CHILLICOTHE. OHIO ' ’ CIRCLEVILLE. OHIO (MOTEL) COLUMBUS. OHIO DELAWARE. OHIO . ELYRIA. OHIO FINDLAY. OHIO FOSTORI A. OHIO HEATH. OHIO GALION. OHIO LEXINGTON. OHIO MANSFIELD. OHIO MARION. OHIO MEDINA. OHIO NEW PHILADELPHIA. OHIO NEWARK. OHIO NORWALK. OHIO RAVENNA. OHIO SHELBY. OHIO SIDNEY. OHIO SUNBURY. OHIO In Medina County there are two friendly L-K Restaurants; one located in downtown Medina at 51 7 West Liberty Street, and at Interstate 71 and State Route 76 at Burbank, Both restau- rants join in saying, “Congratulations, Grads.” LUDWIG KIBBEY ENTERPRISES, INC. 1125 ELLEN KAY DRIVE, MARION, OHIO “Always Striving To Merit Your Patronage MEDINA CAMERA MUSIC 2 1 8 South Court Street Phone: 722-4714 WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE MEDINA TELEPHONE 722-4521 Medina, Ohio 44256 Compliments of MEDINA PLATING CORPORATION 940 Lafayette Road Phone: 725-4155 JIM KREJCI Medina, Ohio 44256 Compliments of SHAW’S SHELL SERVICE Northcourt Street Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 722-8731 Compliments of ANDERSON DRUGS RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS 32 Public Square Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 722-0521 176 Compliments of THE OEC CORPORATION 667 West Lafayette Road Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 723-5591 GEORGE LAURENZ A. R. REUSING dec; SOUTH COURT HUMBLE 503 South Court 722-8381 Complete line: Atlas Tires, Batteries, Accessories, U-Haul Trucks, Trailers CRACKER.3A )) I. G. A. FOODLINER 2 Miles North of Medina on Rt. 42 “ALL THE FLOWERS OF ALL THE TOMORROWS ARE IN THE SEEDS OF TODAY” Best Wishes to the Class of 69 FR. TOMCZYK SHREFFLER CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC. 257 So. Court St. MEDINA, OHIO 44256 Phone: 725-4991 SUNBEAM We Try Harder MEDINA HARDWARE COMPANY For 81 years Medina ' s Largest Hardware-Plumbing — Electric Supplies Gift and Houseware Basement 225 South Court Street Medina, Ohio 44256 722-6541 WADE ' S MARATHON Gas and Oil 429 South Court Street Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 722-8821 177 LAWRENCE MEMORIALS C. W. LAWRENCE, Prop. Phone 722-4021 PLANT AND OFFICE 127 West Smith Road Medina, Ohio 44256 MASSEY FERGUSON J. S. TRACTOR SALES 1 1 9 W. Smith Road • Medina, Ohio, 44256 GRAFF’S GLASS COMPANY 326 East Smith Road Phone: 725-5040 Medina, Ohio 44256 Clark’s Corners Wadsworth, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1 969 LDunter ■■insurance 703 North Court Street Medina, Ohio Phone: 725-4266 44256 tlAL IST4rfi ilAMM CHAMPION SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Complete line of trophies and engraving School and Team Equipment Medina Shopping Center MEDINA, OHIO 44256 124 West Washington Street MEDINA, OHIO 44256 Phone: 723-7642 Peter Piper Pickt a Peck of Farm Packt Pckles FARM PACKT PICKLE CO. East Smith Road MEDINA, OHIO 44256 Phone: 723-6889 GENSEMER ' S FUNERAL HOME 68 Public Square MEDINA, OHIO 44256 Telephone: 722-201 1 BLUE ROOM BEAUTY SHOP IRMA ENSIGN 248 S. Court Street MEDINA, OHIO 44235 Wig Service and Sales 24-Hour Service on Wigs BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1969 802 West Liberty Street MEDINA, OHIO 44256 179 w, CAL IBLE INC. FINE MOTOR CARS IN MEDINA PONTIAC • BUICK • CADILLAC • OPEL • 321 South Court Street Medina, Ohio Phone: 722-1555 MEDINA RADIO AND TELEVISION Congratulations to the Class of 1969 Sales and Service AKRON SAVINGS LOAN COMPANY 258 South Court Street Medina, Ohio Phone: 723-5025 SYLVANIA, RCA, ZENITH 5% Annual Interest on Savings Low Cost Home Loans 1 0 t Money Order Check Safe Deposit Box 830 North Court 725-4139 Medina, Ohio 44256 180 BmeAIe i ' i. DAIRY FOODS ELM FARM All Star ★ Dairy Foods Phone: 723-8044 Medina. Ohio 44256 1 040 Lafayette Road BUEHLER’S FRESH FOODS 1 35 Harding Street Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 723-5943 Carol Biliczky: Next time look at the picture you use as a prop to have your picture taken with. Get out the magni- fying glasses folks! Compliments of Compliments of STANDARD WELDING STEEL PRODUCTS NEWCOMER ' S JACK POST, Proprietor AUTO BODY SHOP South State Street Medina, Ohio Phone: 725-4151 41 1 West Smith Road Medina, Ohio 725-4313 THE FREE OIL CO. Compliments of ED’S SOHIO Since 1920 Distributor of Shell Products Route 18 Medina, Ohio Phone: 722-6631 139 North Court Street Medina Ohio DAIRY ISLE 680 Lafayette Road Medina, Ohio 44256 725-4313 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 182 Jfower Oowne Flowers and Gifts 244 North Court Street MEDINA, OHIO 44256 Phone: 723-2571 Compliments of PELTON’S FOODS Congratulations! SIMMONS COMPANY HAUSTED DIVISION (on the square) Phone: 722-051 1 Medina, Ohio 44256 HOME MADE BAKED GOODS FRESH MEATS 525 West Liberty Street Medina, Ohio 44256 722-1515 IMPORTS PHONE: 725-4883 BETTY M. TRUMP . . . GIFTS 31 7 N. Court Street Medina, Ohio 44256 1-5 P.M. Daily Except Wednesday Take it easy, Linda Hicks, don’t tickle Donovan ' s chin, or another Linda will be taking over your job. GEO. F. REINHARDT, INC. AND REINHARDT VENDING CO. 734 East Smith Road MEDINA, OHIO 44256 Phone: 723-8627 Best Wishes to the Class of 1 969 183 885 West Smith Road Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone 725-4931 Compliments of THE LAND TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CO. 101 Public Square Medina, Ohio Phone: 725-4164 Best Wishes to the Class of 1 969 From ALLISON’S SHOE STORE Medina Shopping Center Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 723-8431 Compliments of MEDINA LANES 201 Harding Street MEDINA, OHIO Phone: 725-4548 AMACO CHEMICAL CORPORATION SSB95BS5 5ZB7, WSK SZ5; ' 5 ' iSKSKSZ 53S mszsjssxs) !5� 5Z5K5J!5 f P! 7 K 7 7 PI : 7 St ' Nt r p asa; ROLLY’S TRUCK SALES International Motor Trucks Complete Parts and Service Department 750 West Smith Road Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 725-4949 Congratulations to the Class of 1969 RAY H. TAYLOR SAND AND GRAVEL Serving Medina Area for 25 Years 620 East Smith Road Medina, Ohio 44256 723-7702 722-4531 Moments Remembered By Flowers ORBAN ' S FLOWERS 4483 Weymouth Road Medina, Ohio Phone: 723-8502 MEDINA PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY MEDICAL Drs. O. G. Austin — R. E. Welty — U. A. Knocks — E. A. Kuehn, Inc. Bruce Brauston W. E. Dwyer, Jr. and E. L. Farnham Delores Kercher and Raymond L. Kercher Daniel S. Leszkiewicz — MD Robert E. Smith Charles Stone DENTAL Richard E. Landesman and Stephen A. Peters Donald J. Polo Automatic Retailers of America REINHARDT VENDING MACHINE CO. No 6 Public Square 725-1641 Magic Interiors By 7 Cayic vtfret Quality Foods for Industry, Hospitals, Schools, and Business 728 East Smith Road Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 725-4178 Interior Decorators and Designers CARPETING CUSTOM DRAPERIES FURNITURE ACCESSORIES MEDINA, OHIO 44256 186 You Were o Part of MHS if you Remember — 187 Index Seniors Abell, Connie 30 • 98 - 101 - 109 - 124 - 137 Allbright, Donna 30 Alspach, Richard 30 - 76 - 88 - 110 - 136 Atkins, Gloria 30 Aukerman, Karl 30 - 88 - 128 Baker, Thomas 30 - 90 - 98 - 101 - 136 Batchelder, Kathy 26- 30- 106- 109- 111 - 117- 126 - 150 - 151 - 154 Beck, William 30 - 130 Bedford, Barbara 30 - 106 - 140 - 151 Been Cyndy 30 - 113 - 141 Bixler, Mark 31 - 82 - 83 - 84 - 85 -90 - 99 - 101 - 110 - 111 - 136 - 140 - 151 Blankenship, Sue 31 Blevins, Richard - 128 - 129 Bluhm, Bonnie 31 133 Bogard, Joe 31 - 129 Bonadio, Kathleen 31 - 106 - 107 -109- 124 - 137 - 140 - 144 - 151 Borden, Jeffrey 31 - 111 - 113 - 115 - 122 Bougher, Jeff 31 Brown, Mimi 31-109- 110 - 111 -113 - 117 - 124 - 140 - 141 - 151 Brubaker, Sue 31 Brugmann, Sharon 8 - 32 - 102 - 106 - 109 - 137 - 140 - 141 - 151 Brumby, Larry 32 - 93 - 14 1 Buchanan, Billie 32 Burgdorfcr, Steve 32 - 128 - 129 Burlingame, Scott 32 - 93 - 127 - 136 - 151 Cabell, Rebecca 32-130 Canfield, Kenneth 12-32-51-118-119 Catwell, Jane 32 - 106 - 107 - 111 -137 Carlisle, Tom 32-128 Carter, Don 32 - 113 Caverly, Tim 33 - 37 - 76 - 78 - 136 Cavey, Mike 10 - 33 Chandler, Chris 33 - 98 - 101 - 102 - 104 - 106 - 107 - 109 - 110 - 111 - 117 - 124 - 126 - 140 - 151 Churgovich, Janice 33 98 - 101 Clark, George 33 124 - 150 Clasen, Craig 33 - 123 - 130 Clay, Rosalyn 33 - 102 - 140 Cleveland, Kenneth 33 - 39-41 - 50 Clifford, Gary 33 Coffey, Mike 33 - 39 - 87 - 110 Cole, Karen 33 - 107 - 137 Coleman, Kathy 33-130 Cornelius, Richard 33 - 34 Cotter, Chris 34 - 106 - 107 - 109 -141 Craig, Rhon 31 - 34 - 49 - 94 - 120 Cripps, Ralph 34 - 35 - 111 - 122 - 123 - 124 Davi s, Lorraine 26 ■ 34 - 98 - 99 - 101 - 107 - 109 - 111 - 114 - 126 - 151 - 153 Deuring, Ray 128 Donahey, Denise 34 - 106 - 107 - 109 - 137 - 151 Donovan, Mike 34 - 76 - 112 - 113 - 140 - 151 Dreibelbis, Bonnie 34 - 106 - 107 -109 -111 - 114 - 115 - 117 - 124 -140 - 192 Dreibelbis, Peggy 10 - 34 - 151 Dunbar, Beatrice 11-34-133 Dunn, Helen 34-130 Dwyer, Kathy 34 - 106 - 109 - 151 Eaton, Kathleen 35 - 104 - 106 Ewing, Joel 35 - 98 - 101 - 151 Feldman, Mark 7-35-151 Fiser, Sharon 11 - 35 - 132 - 133 Fites, Kenneth 35 Flugum, David 35 - 49 - 94 - 113 -120 - 151 Foote, Jim 35 - 128 Fraser, Carlene 35 - 139 - 151 Friday, Kaleen 35-109 Friedt, Gary 36 - 76 - 87 - 90 - 136 -151 Gannon, Arlene 36 Gannon, Eileen 36 Gerspacher, Sue 36 - 109 - 145 Glass, Scott 36 - 132 Gorey, Barbara 11-36-133 Gouin, Charles 36 - 14 1 Grieve, Claudia 36 - 98 - 100 - 103 - 104 - 106 - 107 - 109 - 141 - 151 Hass, John 36- 82- 84- 111 - 136-140- 148 - 151 Hadlock, Lorraine 36 - 141 Hallman, Cheryl 36 Hallman, Craig 36 Hanshue, David 36 - 111 - 128 - 129 Hardinger, Jody 12 - 37 - 106 - 107 - 109 - 113 - 126 - 137 Harriger, William 8 - 30 - 31 - 37 -92 - 111 - 114 - 136 - 140 - 150 -151 - 154 Harsin, Jill 37 - 109 - 111 - 116 - 124 - 126 - 150 - 151 Hausman, Marsha 37 - 133 - 151 Hausted, Linda 37 Hawkins, Tim 37 - 128 Hemmert, Ellen 37 - 116 Henke, Geraldine 37 - 106 - 126 - 137 High, Kristina 26 - 37 - 106 Hill, Barbara 12 - 37 Hitzelberger, Robert 38 - 130 - 131 Hobart, Cathleen 38 Hodge, Douglas 38 - 50 Hosey, Peggy 38 Houston, Lynn 38 - 44 - 102 - 106 - 109 - 119 - 126 - 141 Hunter, Claudia 38 - 94 - 106 - 110 - 111 - 146 - 147 Hunter, Mark 30 - 38 - 76 - 78 - 87 - 90 - 91 - 111 - 136 - 150 - 151 -152 Huston, Wayne 38 - 98 - 101 -103 lies, Steven 38 - 128 - 153 Jennings, Patricia 38 - 106 - 130 - 139 Jindra, Susan 38 - 98 - 100-104 - 151 Johnson, Sandra 38 - 98 - 100 - 104 - 106 - 107 - 109 - 141 - 150 - 151 - 160 Jones, Edward 76 Jones, Gayle 39 - 104 Jones, Kim 39 Jones, Sharon 39 - 128 Kabeller, Ginger 39 - 109 Karson, Patrick 39 - 76 - 90 - 136 Keiper, Albert 39 - 128 Kemmerling, Karen 39 - 106 - 107- 109 - 14 1 Kilgore, Howard 39 Kincaid, Laura 40 - 43 - 106 - 107 -109 - 141 Klein, Lynn 40 Klopp, Holly 40 - 98 - 101 - 102 - 103 - 1 18 - 151 - 153 Kovacek, Tim 128 Kowal, John 40 - 140 - 151 - 152 Krebs, Loretta 40 - 133 Kreiger, Bruce 40-128 Krosse, Anne 40 - 111 - 114 - 132 -133 - 139 LaBadie, Laura 40 - 43 - 119 Lance, Jennifer 40 Lechner, Josephine 40 Leister, Mary 40 - 98 - 103 - 111 - 139 Leonard, Robert 40 Linek, Richard 98 - 101 Lipstreu, Sue 13 - 41 - 106 - 109 - 137 Lowey, Robert 41 - 143 Magowan, Marlene 41 - 130 - 151 Marquardt, Wendy 26 - 41 - 111 - 113 - 144 - 150 Marsh, Jonathan 128 Martinez, George 37 - 41 - 51 - 76 -87 - 136 Matacic, John 41 - 88 - 89 - 136 - 140 - 150 - 151 - 152 Matthews, Jenny 41 - 104 - 106 - 107 McClain, Stanley 41 - 76 - 78 - 87 -122 - 136 McClaning, Stephen 41 - 130 McClaskie, Kathy 41 - 132 - 133 McEwen, Kenneth 32- 41 - 76 - 78 - 79 - 87 - 1 10 - 121 - 136 - 146 Meincke, Dennis 41 - 128 - 128 Miavitz, George 41-42-143 Mibalko, Peggy 42 - 98 - 100 - 103 - 151 Miley, Connie 42 - 106 - 109 - 126 - 141 - 144 Molner, Sue 42 - 94 - 106 - 109 - 148 - 156 Mooney, Edward 130 - 131 Moore, David 42 - 88 - 89 - 110 - 140 Moran, Pamela 42-133 Morris, Cynthia 42 - 133 Motz, Sharon 42 Muha, Barry 7 - 42 - 103 - 104 - 113 - 119 - 122 - 136 Muich, David 42-130 Naragon, Cynthia 42- 98- 101 -106- 109- 119- 151 Nees, Deborah 42 -98- 101-113 -126 - 140 - 151 Noftz, Larry 43 - 128 - 129 Ode, Debra 43-130 Packard, Ronda 43 - 98 - 100 - 101 - 103 - 104 - 109 Page, Virginia 128 Palinchik, James 43 - 87 - 160 Palmatier, Paul 43 - 120 - 140 - 150 Patrick, Linda 43 Pennington, Jane 43 - 98 - 100 - 106 - 107 - 109 - 111 - 117 - 141 - 146 - 148 - 149 - 151 - 160 Penrose, Sue 43 - 45 - 106 - 107 - 109 - 113 Perkins, James 43 - 76 - 136 Petty Sherry 31 - 43 - 106 - 109 - 113 Piatt, Diane 43 Porter, John 43 - 128 - 156 Presock, Gary 44 Promey, Cheryl 44 - 130 - 144 Pursley, Susan 12 - 44 - 106 - 107 -109 - 137 - 141 Ramirez, Elizabeth 44 Ray, Pauline 44 - 133 - 139 Rennard, Rhonda 44 - 128 - 129 Roberts, David 44 - 130 Roby, Lewis 44 - 46 - 76 - 88-89 - 110 - 136 Rodgers, Charles 45 - 98 - 101 - 102 - 104 Rodgers, Janet 26 - 45 - 106 - 126 -151 Rollins, Craig 45 Rooy, Cynthia 45 - 142 Rose, William 45 - 111 - 130 - 131 Ross, Gwen 45 - 130 - 131 Roth, Barbara 45 Rych, Cynthia 45 - 106 - 109 - 137 - 140 Saab, Joseph 45 Salay, Emily 45 Sanford, Diane 46 - 133 - 139 Schilling, Beverly 46 - 106 - 107 - 109 Schindler, Susan 46 Schlechty, Karen 46 - 98 - 100 - 101 - 103 - 104 - 109 - 124 - 151 Schmitzer, Saundra 46 - 106 - 107 -109 - 1 14 - 1 1 5 Schultz, Karen 46 - 106 - 109 - 151 Schumann, Judith 38 - 46 - 94 - 95 - 102 - 106 Scott, Donna 46 - 102- 112 - 113-144 - 150- 151 Scott, Melinda 46 - 106 - 140 - 141 - 144 - 150 - 151 Selzer, Ronald 46 - 128 Sepper, Dennis 47 - 110 - 111 - 140 - 150 - 152 Sevougian, David 47 - 110 - 124 - 140 - 150 - 151 - 152 Shank, Charles 47 Sherman, Barbara 47 Sherman, Bonnie 47 Shook, Lynn 47 Shrimplin, Susan 47 - 106 Shurance, Nan 8 - 47 - 124 - 151 Simmons, Patricia 47 Smalley, Pamela 47 - 98 - 100 - 103 - 109 - 137 - 151 Smith, Georgina 48-133 Smith, Kathy 48 - 98 - 100 - 106 - 107 - 109 Smith, Ron 42 - 48 - 98 - 100 - 102 - 122 - 124 - 140 - 151 - 152 - 153 Steffen, Lloyd 48 - 98 - 101 - 151 Steffens, Kathy 48 - 98 - 101 - 104 - 106- 107- 118 - 124 - 151 Stein, Ann 30 - 38 - 48 - 94 - 108 - 146 - 151 Steiner, Gene 48 - 99 - 100 - 102 - 124 - 140 - 144 - 151 Strouse, Joan 48 - 106 - 107 - 109 -137 Suddleson, Marcia 48 - 98 - 100 - 104 - 106 - 109 - 111 - 141 - 144 Swartz, Thomas 48 Sweet, Deborah 40 - 48 - 94 - 106 -1 19 Tanner, Roger 48 - 88 - 89 - 136 - 140 - 151 Taylor, Dianne 49 - 114 - 133 - 139 - 151 Taylor, Lynn 49 - 102 - 104 - 106 Thompson, Larry 49 - 128 Truthan, Chris 47 - 49 - 113 Tyler, Marianne 49 - 98 - 101 - 104 - 106 - 107 - 109 - 116 - 124 - 140 - 150 - 151 Van Devier, David 49 Van Horsten, Craig 49 - 111 - 124 - 151 Vunderink, Linda 49 - 130 Waite, Becky 50 Walter, Beth 26 - 50 - 98 - 100 - 104 - 106 - 109 - 116 - 117 - 118 - 141 Ward, Robert 13 - 50 Wells, Kathleen 50 Welty, Charlotte 50 - 102 - 106 - 113 - 118 - 124- 141 - 144 - 151 - 153 Wiles, Kathy 50 - 98 - 100 - 140 - 150 - 151 Wilke, Rebecca 44 - 133 Williams, Richard 35 - 51 -76 -78- 88-89- 114 - 136 - 148 - 149 Wilson, Karyn 26 - 51 - 106 - 117 Wolf, Kristine 51 - 102 - 106- 107 - 114 - 119 - 126 Yeager, Phyllis 51 - 98 - 100 - 141 -151 Yike, Gary 51 - 110 - 140 Zamey, Deborah 51-98-117-151 Zay, Christine 51 - 106- 107- 109- 117-126-137 - 146 - 151 Zimmerman, Barbara 51 - 109 - 151 Juniors Abramoska, Paul 52 Acker, Cathy 52 - 53 - 98 - 101 - 106 - 107 - 109 - 124 - 141 Allain, Richard 52 Anderson, George 52 - 76 - 82 - 90 - 136 Andrews, Victoria 52 - 55 - 98 - 100 - 102 - 106 - 107 - 109 - 111 - 113 - 117 - 124 - 152 Anklam, Ray 52 Aten, Nancy 52 - 124 Aukerman, Kenneth 52 - 76 - 88 -136 Bailey, James 52 - 134 Baker, Walter 52 - 134 Baratta Anthony 52 - 76 - 88 - 136 Barnes, Earl 52 Beck, Brian 6 - 52 - 55 - 57 - 98 - 101 - 104 - 112 - 113 - 124 - 144 - 160 Beck, David 52 Beckwith, Barbara 52 - 102 - 104 Been, Nancy 52 - 113 - 124 - 141 -144 Berger, Gene 52 Betz, Cindy 52 - 98 - 100 - 106 - 107 - 109 Biggs, Sandy 26 - 52 - 134 Bigham, Debra 52 Biliczky, Carol 26- 52- 98-100- 106 -109- 114- 115 - 124 - 160 Bilinovoch, Christine 52 - 104 Bixby, Jeff 26 - 52 - 102 - 113 Blevins, Bonita 52 - 113 - 139 Blossom, Mary 52 Borsich, James 52 Boyer, Allen 52 - 98 - 101 - 102 - 104 Brotherton, Paul 52 Bryenton, Don 11 - 52 - 82 - 84 - 85 - 102 - 152 Carl, Martin 52 Carlisle, Raymond 52 - 113 Casey, Denise 52-113-126 Cavey, Sheila 52 Clarkson, Phillip 52 - 92 Claude, Denyse 52 - 113 - 141 Clay, Steve 52 - 98 - 102 Cleary, Diane 52 - 106 - 109 - 122 -137 - 141 Cleary, Mike 52-77- 82-83-84 -85 -88-90- 136 - 145 Cole, Don 52 - 102 Collins, Larry 52 - 77 - 78 - 79 - 90 -136 - 146 Cowden, Sandra 53 - 98 - 100 - 112 - 113 - 138 Cowden, Sue 53 - 98 - 101 - 109 - 141 - 160 Crane, Vickie 53 - 145 Cripps, Debora 53 - 122 - 124 - 126 - 144 188 Cronick, Charles 53 - 136 Crum, Kelby 53 Davis, Candice 53 - 106 - 139 - 141 Davis, Doris 53 DeGenero, Tom 53 Demczyk, Charles 10-53 Denson, Judith 26 - 53 - 103 - 138 - 144 Deuring, James 53 - 102 Dietrich, David 53 Dolejs, James 53 - 134 Donnelly, James 53 - 14 1 Dooley, Elizabeth 53 - 104 - 106 - 109 Drogell, Robert 53 - 98 - 160 Duringer, Kim 53 - 106 - 109 - 14 1 Eaken, Connie 53 - 138 Eberwein, Kim 53 - 113 - 141 Eckert, Deborah 26 - 53 - 145 Eddy, Melissa 53 - 109 - 113 - 114 -115 - 124 Elliott, Portia 53 - 106 - 107 - 109 -117 - 141 Fain, Ron 76 - 136 Falconer, Donna 26 - 53 - 98 - 100 - 102 - 138 Farren, Thomas 53 Febus, Scott 53 - 77 - 78 - 90 - 136 Ferguson, Janyce 53 - 104 Fetty, Linda 53 Fetzer, Phyllis 53 - 117 - 124 - 126 -144 Fisher, Lester 53 Fisher, Susan 53 Fleming, John 53 - 93 - 111 - 124 -136 Forsha, Charmaine 53 Forsythe, Robin 53 - 138 Foster, Debra 53 - 102 - 144 Foster, Larry 54 - 87 Foulke, Kerry 54 - 113 Friedt, Bonnie 54 - 58 - 98 - 100 - 106 - 113 Frost, Leonard 54-55 Fry, Richard 54 Gager, Allen 54 Gallucci, Cheryl 54 - 139 - 144 Ganyard, Richard 54 - 90 - 102 - 124 Gaynor, Dan 54 Gehring, Robert 54 Gerspacher, Gary 54 Gibbs, William 54 Gifford, Don 54 - 98 - 100 - 124 - 152 Gorfido, Brad 54 - 87 Gorfido, Cheryl 54 - 104 - 106 - 107 - 109 Gorfido, Judy 54 - 102 - 104 - 106 -109 - 139 Greene, Lucy 54-104 Griesinger, Mary 54 - 55 - 102 - 103 - 109 - 111 - 153 Grieve, Marvin 11 - 54 - 88 - 120 -136 Guiltinan, Jane 54 - 106 - 109 - 141 Gulledge, John 54 - 81 - 90 - 91 - 124 - 136 Gwinn, David 98 - 101 Haas, Roxie 54- 102- 109- 111- 112- 113- 117 - 141 Hall, Debra 54 - 104 Hallock, Debra 54 - 109 - 113 - 114 - 115 - 124 - 126 Harms, David 54 - 77 Harney, Patrick 54 Harrington, Kyle 54 - 76 - 77 - 82 -83 - 85 - 88 - 136 - 146 Hattery, Mike 54 - 76 - 82 - 84 - 85 - 136 Henschel, Kim 54 - 104 - 106 - 109 Henderson, Senesa 54 Hicks, Donna 54 - 106 - 113 Hobb, Stephanie 54 - 106 - 139 Holston, Timothy 53 - 54 - 87 Hood, Ray 54 - 76 - 90 - 136 Hurst, Jennifer 54 - 102 - 113 Hutchinson, Jean 54 Indoe, Nancy 54 - 102 Ingram, David 54 - 98 - 143 Jakubec, Karla 7-54-104 Jcdlicka, Gregory 54 Jennings, Dennis 55 - 98 - 101 Johnson, Tena 55 - 106 - 107 - 109 - 114 - 117 - 141 Jones, Wayne 54 - 77 Kenzig, Betty 55 - 138 - 139 Kerch, Pamela 55 - 102 - 104 Kimmich, Mark 55 Kinder, Janet 55 Kinder, Terry 55 King, James 55 Kitchen, Linda 55 Kitchen, Rick 55 - 143 Klein, Nancee 55 Klopp, David 55 - 87 - 102 Knoch, Dan 55 Kovacek, Eileen 55 - 98 - 100 - 144 Krebs, Robert 55 - 102 - 141 Krejci, James 55 - 76 - 90 - 91 Krosse, Eve 55 - 109 - 113 - 141 Kulp, Beverly 55 - 95 - 98 - 100 - 106 - 109 Kungli, Paulette 55 Lade, Richard 55 Larsen, Kenneth 55 - 102 Lehman, Deborah 55-56 Lind, Kent 55 Loyer, Ellen 55 Loveless, Stephen 55 Lubbeck, Marion 55 Lucas, Paul 55 - 124 Luedy, Tim 55 - 90 Mack, Deborah 55 - 139 - 141 Mack, John 55 Mallery, Sue 55 - 106 - 109 Mann, Nancy 55 - 105 - 111 - 138 -139 McQung, Gary 55 - 143 McCourt, Bardner 55 McCourt, Tom 55 - 98 McEwan, Craig 55 - 88 - 136 - 152 McLaughlin, Douglas 56- 81 - 82 - 84 - 88 - 136 Medley, Judy 56 - 104 - 113 Meyers, Bonnie 52 - 56 - 95 - 106 109 - 114 - 117 - 124 - 137 - 152 Millor, Isolina 56 Moats, Barbara 56 Mohn, David 56 - 77 - 90 - 102 - 136 Morton, Denise 56 - 98 - 101 - 104 - 139 - 142 Mueller, Polly 56 - 141 Mutter, Linda 56 Myers, Tim 56 - 87 - 124 Myers, William 56 - 121 - 124 Naftzger, Kenneth 56 - 90 - 102 - 136 Nees, Paul 56 - 102 - 136 Neptune, Susan 56 Newberry, Larry 55 - 56 - 76 - f 124 Nixon, Ken 56 Nord, Arvid 56 - 76 - 79 - 88 - 136 - 146 Null, Debra 56 Olds, Glenn 56 - 77 - 79 - 82 - 83 -85 - 90 - 102 - 136 Ostaff, Terry 56 Parker, Barbara 26 - 56 - 106 Perkins, Linda 56 - 94 - 109 Perry, Tony 56 - 81 - 90 - 136 Phillips, Karen 56 - 104 - 139 - 142 Phillis, Sandra 56 Pifer, Dennis 56 - 76 - 136 Po orman, Dennis 56 Potterton, Sandy 56 Price, Carol 56 Pritchard, Jeanne 57 - 109 - 137 Raker, Bonita 57-139 Rapenchuk, Greg 57 Rawlings, Robert 57-81-136 Rice, Diane 57 - 102 - 104 Rickard, Dirk 55 - 57 Richardson, Nancy 57 - 104 - 106 -107 Richardson, William 53 - 57 Riegger, Marcia 52 - 57 -98 - 101 -106- 109 - 111 - 116 - 117 - 141 Ritchie, James 57 Ritchie, Jon Ritter, George 57 - 98 - 100 - 103 Rizzo, David 57 - 76 - 90 Robinson, Barry 57 - 82 - 92 Rogers, David 57 - 92 - 136 Rogers, William 57 - 102 Rooy, Barbara 57 - 104 - 138 - 142 Rozell, Roland 57 Ruf, Ellen 57 - 104 Savage, Paul 57 Schaefer, Lucinda 57 - 106 - 107 - 109 - 141 Scherz, Terry 57 - 76 - 78 - 90 - 136 - 146 Schneider, Dorothy 57-104 Schott, Sue 57 - 104 Schuck, Sue 57 Scott, Janice 57 - 113 - 14 1 - 144 Setzer, Michael 57 Setzko,Judy 57 Shaw, Richard 47 - 102 - 126 - 139 - 141 Shirey, Eric 57 - 103 Shrimplin, Jack 57 - 76 - 87 Shurance, Thomas 57 - 103 - 124 Siegfried, Eugene 57 Simmers, Douglas 57 - 58 - 87 - 136 Sittinger, Richard 57 Smith, Christine 57 Spears, Teena 57 - 102 - 104 Spies, Regina 55 - 57 - 98 - 100 - 103 - 106 Sponseller, Laura 57 - 113 - 122 - 124 - 126 - 144 - 153 Stambaugh, Pamela 57 - 106 - 119 Starr, Sherry 58 - 98 - 101 - 102 Steidl, Janice 58 - 144 Street, Wanda 58 - 104 - 109 - 138 Stuart, Charlotte 58 Summers, Stephen 58 - 77 - 90 Swingle, Kathy 58 - 126 - 144 Szafranski, Marilyn 58 Thoman, Elaine 58 - 119 Tippett, Teresa 58 - 109 - 112 - 113 Todd, Donald 58 - 87 Todish, Donna 58 - 106 Tomblin, Donald 58 Tompkins, Toni 58 Treleaven, John 58 - 124 Turnbaugh, Michael 58 Turnbaugh, Ronald 58 Turney, Jeff 58 Vandenberg, Paul 58 - 82 - 84 - 93 Voorhees, Sharon 58 Voshall, Denise 58 Wagner, Linda 58 - 104 - 112 - 113 - 126 - 144 Wallace, Robert 58 - 136 Wells, Beth 58 - 98 - 100 Werner, Jane 58 - 94 - 106 - 109 - 111 White, Wesley 58 - 134 - 135 Wilde, Mary 58 Wilder, Robert 55- 58- 93 -98 - 101 - 104- 124- 152 Williams, Kenneth 58-81-136 Wilson, Linda 58 - 106 - 113 Wilt, Patricia 58 - 104 Yoder, William 58 - 134 - 135 Zimmerman, Gene 58 - 141 Sophomores Abramoska, Amy 59 - 98 - 100 - 106 - 109 Akers, Nyoka 59 Alspach, Karen 59 - 95 - 106 - 109 Arnold, Mike 59 Aukerman, Linda 59 - 106 - 109 Bader, Bradley 59 - 98 - 101 Baird, Phillip 59 - 143 Baisden, Paul 59 Baker, John 59 - 98 Barab as, Judith 59 - 98 - 100 - 102 - 109 Bargar, Gary 59 Barnes, Debra 59 - 106 - 107 Bames, Doris 59 Baskey, Mike 59 - l4l Bay less, Theresa 59 - 134 - 135 Beane, Chris 59 Beck, Bill 59 Beckwith, Carol 59 - 104 Biliczky, Joyce 59 Bixler, Gayle 59 - 98 - 100 - 102 - 104 - 106 - 107 - 108 - 109 - 111 - 113 - 144 Bowman, Becky 59 Bowman, David Bowman, Victoria 59 - 113 Brenstuhl, Neil 59 Brewer, David 59 - 102 Buckland, Danny 59 Bucksar, Darlene 59 - 104 - 106 - 107 Bunyan, James 59 Burke, John 59 - 102 - 111 - 113 - 122 - 126 - 143 Butcher, Diane 59 - 104 - 109 - 139 ' Cahoon, James 59 Calame, Joyce 59 Cameron, Carol 59 - 109 Carl, Eric 59 Carlson, Diane 59 Carpenter, Ken 59 - 88 Carpenter, Sharon 59 Carter, Stanley 59 Casey, Bonnie 59 - 113 - 126 Cavey, Mary 59 - 106 - 107 - 109 - 139 Cendro, Joe 8 - 59 - 80-87 Clark, Alan 59 - 86 - 98 - 100 Clary, Patsy 60 Clawson, Richard 60 Claycomb, Galen 60 - 105 Cochran, Marianne 9 - 60 - 106 - 109 Coffey, Marian 60 - 109 Coleman, Richard 60 - 80 - 86 - 88 Cornelius, Ronald 10 - 60 - 144 Courtney, John 60 - 1 4 1 - 143 Cowden, Nancy 60 - 109 Crise, Bill 60 - 102 Crooks, James 60 Cunningham, Michael 60 Cutlip, Larry 60 - 80 - 87 - 88 Daniell, Eric 60 - 98 - 100 - 113 Davis, Gloria 60 Davis, James 60 - 98 - 101 Davis, Marilyn 60 Davis, Thomas 60 Davison, Gary 60 Deeter Lena 60 - 104 Dellinger, Dohna 60 - 106 - 107 Dennison, Anna 60 j Denton, Tobbie 60 - 134 - 135 Deyling, Kathy 60 Dial, Larry 60 Didion, Yvonne 60 Donahue, John 60 Dooley, Deborah 60-109 Dreibelbis, Charles 60 Dunbar, Anna 60 Earl, Greg 60 - 80 - 86 - 92 Eaton, Bruce 60 - 122 - 143 Eaton, Nick 60 Ettling, Bradford 60 - 81 - 136 Eurton, Valerie 60 Failor, Deborah 60 Falconer, Ruth 103 - 104 - 138 Favret, Michele 60 - 105 - 109 Feldman, Peter 60 - 122 Feron, Rita 60 - 142 Fesco, Victor 60 Fetzer, Debbie 60 Fites, Dorothy 60 - 134 Fleming, Jon 61 Fortney, Lyle 61 Franz, Michael 61 - 141 French, Douglas 61 Friday, Kurt 9 - 61 - 90 Fried 1, Mary 61 Friedt, Ronald 61 - 80 - 87 Fulton, Sharlene 61 - 106 Gallagher, Bill 61 Gasper, Linda 61 - 139 - 142 Gaughler, Dwight 61 - 103 Gensemer, Chris 61 - 98 - 101 - 113 Gerspacher, Jon 61 Gilliland, Nancy 61 - 104 - 104 - 144 Gillium, Jeff 61 - 141 Gisewhite, Mary Ann 61 Goebel, Patrick 61 Goff, Lynn 61 Good, John 61 - 80 - 86 - 90 Goodrich, Susan 61 - 98 - 101 - 102 - 104 - 106 108 - 109 - 111 Gorfido, Sam 76 - 80 Gory, Alex 61 - 80 Gowe, Doug 61 Green, Phil 61 - 87 - 134 - 135 Greenberg, Rick 61 Gregory, Steve 61 Groetz, Michael 9-61 Guiltinan, Anne 61 - 102 - 106 - 107 - 108 Hampton, William 61 - 122 Hanshue, Ron 61 Hardinger, John 61 - 80 Harriger, Elizabeth 61 - 104 Harvey, John 61 189 Heller, Debby 61 - 104 Herigstad, Karen 61 - 106 - 107 - 109 - 14 1 Hettinger, Raymond 61 - 88 Hettinger, Wesley 61 • 136 Hobart, Kim 61 - 106 - 107 Hofmann, Pamela 61 - 106 - 141 Holt, Sandra 61 - 98 - 101 - 141 Hood, Lawrence 61 Hood, Lauretta 61 Huffman, Diana 61 - 141 Hughes, Robert 61 - 141 Hunter, Benita 61 - 104 Hunter, Doraina 26 - 61 Hunter, James 61 - 80 Huston, Alan 61 - 87 - 98 - 101 Jameyson, Mark 62 - 80 - 143 - 144 Jamison, Chris 62 - 14 1 - 143 Jenkins, Leroy 62 Jen n rich, Terry 62 Jewel, Jamie 62 - 80 Jindra, Diane 62 Johnson, Diane 62 - 103 - 109 - 144 Kahn, Hal 62 - 86 - 93 - 136 Kaszian, Theresa 62 Keiper, Jeriy 62 - 103 Kemp, Rose Ann 62 Kilgo, Loretta 62 King, Lynda 62 - 104 - 113 King, Penny 62 - 14 1 Klein, Andy 62 - 86 Klein, Angela 62 - 104 Knowles, Sharon 62 - 98 - 100 - 107 - 144 Koch, Mark 62 - 98 - 100 - 141 Koenig, Brenda 62 - 98 - 100 - 109 Komjati, Pam 62 - 98 - 99 - 101 - 109 Koppelberger, Chris 62 - 80 - 103 -113 Kowal, Tom 62 - 102 - 111 - 141 Kraus, Cindy 62 - 106 - 109 Krejci, Paul 62 Laird, Harriet 62 - 98 - 100 Lattimore, Lora 62 - 104 - 139 LaVelle, Brenda 62 - 109 Lawrence, Tom 62 - 80 Lehman, Linda 62 Lennex, Harry 62 - 98 - 99 - 104 - 139 Lucas, Malcolm 62 Lucchesi, Carol 62-104 Machles, Dave 62 - 90 - 98 MacLeod, Laurie 62 - 104 - 106 - 107 - 109 Madey, Lynn 62 Markle, John 62 - 98 - 101 - 141 - 143 Marshall, Vicky 62 Martin, Amy 62 - 104 - 139 Martin, Roger 6-62-141 Martinez, James 63 Maur, Wayne 63 McClaning, Leslie 63 - 88 McComas, Claudia 63 - 98 - 100 - 109 McCormick, John 63 - 103 McDaid, Nina 63 - 106 McMullen, Patricia 63 - 106 McNamara, Darla 63-10 6 Mealy, Charlotte 63 - 98 - 100 Mericle, Bonnie 63 Miller, Susan 63 - 102 - 106 - 109 -141 Mohn, Dennis 63 Moine, David 63 - 80 - 98 - 141 Molner, Greg 63 - 90 Mora, Duane 63 - 81 - 90 Morse, Ed 63 Moudy, Dwight 63 - 80 - 90 Myers, Jeff 63 - 98 - 101 - 104 Nehrenz, Dennis 63 Nettleton, Joyce 63 - 98 - 106 - 107 - 108 - 109 Nichols, Chris 63 - 80 Nichols, Pam Noble, Marc 63 Palker, Kathy 63 - 106 - 107 - 108 -109 - 144 Parman, Joyce 63 - 98 - 100 Pearce, June 63 - 105 Pennington, Jill 63 - 102 - 109 Phillis, Colleen 63 Pike, William 63 - 102 - 141 - 144 Placke, Ed 63 Plummer, Donald 63 - 98 - 100 - 104 - 113 Poor, Jeff 63 - 80 - 102 Porter, Pat 63 Promey, Janice 63 Promey, Sally 63 - 106 Purvis, Debora 63 Quati, Sharon 63 - 98 - 101 Ramirez, Voctor 63 - 87 Randall, Vicky 63 - 98 - 100 - 106 -107 - 109 Ray, Leonard 63 - 134 Rennard, Tony 63 Reuber, Edward 63 - 102 Ricker, Joan 63 Riegger, Lynn 63 - 106-109 Roberts, Tom 64 Robins, Dave 64 Rockwell, Karen 64-104-106-109- 111-139 Rodgers George 64-81-87 - 136 Roshon, Melinda 64 - 95 - 102 - 106 - 107 - 109 Ross, Donna 64 - 109 Roth, Lisa 64 Rowlands, Rebecca 64 - 98 - 100 -104 - 109 - 141 Rozell, Glenn 64 Rucker, Brenda 64-141 Rucker, Joyce 64 Russel, Denise 64 - 106 Ryan, Dennis 64 Saab, Diane 64 Sailer, David 64 Sauer, Barbara 64-109 Scheel, John 64 - 81 - 90 - 102 Scherz, Gary 64 - 86 - 88 Schindelholz, Sally 64-108-109 Schlechty, Ed 64 - 90 - 98 - 101 - 136 Schmid, David 64 Schmitzer, Frank 90 - 101 - 144 Schweitzer, Betsy 64 Severs, Julia 64 Sevougian, Paul 6-64-87 Sexton, Doug 64 Shirk, David 64 - 92 Shurell, Brian 64 Simmons, Jennifer 64 Simmons, Kathy 64-134 Simpson, Dennis 64 Sirrine, Marcia 64 - 106 - 107 - 108 - 109 - 1 44 Skidmore, Linda 64 - 141 - 142 Slabaugh, Curt 64 Slater, James 64-134 Smith, Elizabeth 64 - 98 - 100 - 102 - 104 - 106 - 107 - 108 - 109 - 111 - 144 Smith, James 64 - 98 - 113 - 160 Smith, Sherry 64 Snyder, Robert 64 Spacek, James 64-81 -86 - 98 Sprankle, James 64 Starkey, Terry 64 - 80 - 88 St. Clair, James 64 - 87 - 90 Steinbach, Ann 64 Steingass, Mark 65 - 80 Steinle, Richard 65 Stewart, Sue 65 Stillman, Beverly 26 - 65 - 142 Stone, James 65 - 122 - 143 Stuart, Harold 65 Surgeon, David 65 Swingle, Theresa 65-104 Szabo, Diane 65 - 102 Szrenkanyi, Joseph 65 Thompson, Paul 80 - 86 - 90 Tilley, Steven 65 Tindera, John 65 Tomblin, Bill 65 Tucker, Patricia 65 - 98 - 100 - 102 - 109 Tyrell, Sue 65 - 109 - 113 Ulmer, Barbara 65 - 104 Van Epp, Patty 65 - 104 - 109 - 141 Van Zile, Gary 65 Veres, Louis 65 - 134 Wadsworth, Beatrice 65 - 104 Wagner, Lorraine 65-113-144 Wallace, Richard 65 - 90-92 Walstrom, Jerry 65 Ward, Bruce 65 Ward, Sandra 65 Washburn, William 65 Webster, Gwen 65 - 104 Wells, Mark 65 Werner, Debra 65 - 95 - 106 - 108-109 - 111 - 141 Wiegand, Greg 65 Wilde, Pam 65 Wilhelm, Tim 65 - 90 Williams, Debra 65 Williams, Pamela 65 - 98 - 100 Williams, Phillip 65 - 86 - 90 Wills, Gary 65 Wires, Roger 65 Wisely, Barbara 65 - 104 - 106 - 144 Wood, Fred 65 - 80 Wrentmore, Sharon Yaelde, Robert 65 - 76 - 136 Yates, Gary 65 Yeager, Barbara 65 - 98 - 101 - 104 Young, Joe 65 Freshmen Adams, Karen 66 - 105 - 113 Akers, Terry 66 Alspach, Terry 66 Amon, Cynthia 66 Anderson, Brad 66 Anderson, Gary 66 - 80 Anger, Barbara 66 Anger, Robert 66 Ashe, David 66 Auble, Sue 66 Aufmuth, Ned 66 Bag ley, Rodney 66 - 80-87-105 Bailey, Dale 66 Baisden, Candy 66 Baker, Robert 66 Ballinger, Gladys 66-113 Baratta, Dennis 66 - 80 - 86 Barensfeld, Glenn 66 Barrett, Donetta 66 Bennett, Lyndy 66 - 80 Bigley, Dana 66 Bixby, Jody 66 - 105 - 106 - 109 - 113 Bluhm, Robert 66 Borden, Judith 66 - 105 - 109 - 113 Borsich, Jeri 66 - 105 Boyer, Laurie 66 - 106 - 109 Brooker, Elizabeth 66 - 109 - 141 Brooks, Elaine 66 Brotherton, Mark 66 Browder, Kathy 66 - 109 Brown, Beth 66 Brown, Craig 66 - 80 - 86 Brown, Donna 66 Brown, Thomas 66 Bruckmann, Bill 66 - 1 4 1 Bryson, Sandra 66 Buck, Dana 66 - 153 Bucksar, Dan 66 Buettner, Eric 66 - 141 Bunch, Sharon 66 Bungard, Tami 66 - 105 Bunyan, Timothy 66 - 86 Burnside, Denise 66 Burnside, Donna 66 Butcher, Judy 66 Butt, Susan 66 Call, Mark 67 - 80 Calvert, Gayla 6 - 26 - 67 - 105 Campbell, Bonnie 67 Campbell, Jeanne 67 - 153 Carlson, Thomas 67 - 80 Carten, John 142 Casey, Patricia 67 Cavey, Larry 67 - 86 Chandler, Kevin 67 - 105 Christy, Robinette 67 - 105 Church, Alana 67 - 103 Clark, Steven 67 - 105 Cleary, Mark 67 - 80 - 86 Clevidence, John 67 - 80-86 - 88 -111 Clifford, Charles 67 Cole, Lynn 67 - 105 - 113 Coleman, Diana 67 Cook, Reggie 67 Cowden, Diane 67 Cox, Jerry 67 Crooks, Terry 67 - 80 Daniels, Mark 67 Derrenberger, Jeff 67 - 80 - 87 Derrenberger, Susan 67 - 103 - 106 - 107 Dickerson, Rebecca 67 - 105 Dietrich, Jean 67 - 106 Dreibelbis, Sam 67 Drollinger, Ed 67 - 105 - 141 Ducy, Rita 67 - 105 DuPlaga, Roy 67 Eales, Jeff 67 - 80 - 105 Eaton, Laura 67 Eble, Jeff 67 - 141 - 143 Eggleston, Robert 67 - 14 1 Fesco, Beverly 67-106 Fields, Diane 67 - 106 Fields, Steve 67 - 80 Fisher, Charles 67 Fleming, Cathy 67 - 113 Flugum, Susan 68 Foote, Charles 68 French, Barbara 68 - 105 - 106 Fulton, Clare 68 Ganyard, James 68 Gardner, Anita 68 - 105 - 106 - 107 - 109 Gasper, Helen 68 - 142 Gee, John 68 Gerspacher, Jack 68 - 87 Gerspacher, Thomas 68 Gilles, Brenda 68 - 104 - 139 Gilliland, Heidi 68 Gisewhite, Patricia 68 Glass, Pamela 68 Glover, Gail 68 - 105 - 14 1 Gordon, Robert 68 - 86 - 88 Gory, Joni 68 Gouin, Michael 68 Grady, Robert 68 - 141 Gregory, Deborah 68 Gregory, Fred 68 - 88 Gregory, Richard 68 Greive, Michael 68 - 92 - 143 Grey, Deborah 68-106 Griesinger, Sandra 68 - 103 - 105 -109 Grieve, Kevin 68 - 88 - 105 Groetz, Thomas 68 - 105 Groves, Ken 68 Halvorsen, Debra 68 - 105 Hanshue, Don 68 Hathaway, Larry 68 Hayward, Elaine 68 - 105 - 106 - 107 Hedrick, Karen 68 - 106-107 - 133 Hess, Kenny Hill, James 68 Hill, Sandra 68 Himmel, Becky 68 Hitzelberger, Ronald 68 - 80 Hobson, Mary 68-107-138 Hoi sing ton, Terry 68 - 87 Hood, Douglas 69 - 80 Hood, Michael 69 Hosey, Terry 69 Houston, Karen 69 - 105 Hurd, Joe 69 - 80 - 87 - 92 Hurst, John 69 Hutchings, Susan 69 - 105 - 109 Jaeger, Nancy 69 Jamerson, Regina 69 Jarrett, Qayton 69 Kabeller, Jeffrey 69 - 80 Karson, Gail 69 - 105 - 106 - 107 -109 - 141 Kemmerling, Judy 69 - 107 - 109 Kemp, Debbie 69 - 105 - 106 - 107 Kemp, Sheila 69 Kidder, Randy 69 - 105 Kilkenny, Mike 69 - 80 - 87 Kincaid, Janet 69 - 106 King, Lawrence 69 - 80 Kitchen, Deborah 69 Klein, Phillip 69 - 87 Knoch, Terry 69 - 105 - 113 Koenig, Carole 69-95 - 105-106 - 109 - 111 Kovacek, Stephanie 69 Kramer, Sharon 69 Kubal, Linda 69 - 138 Lake, Robin 69 Lakey, Barbara 69 Lazear, Diane 69 - 103 Lee, Anna 69 - 105 Lee, Douglas 69 Lee, Jackie 69 Leister, Holly 70 - 105 Lemmer, Mary 70 - 105 - 106 - 109 Lenaburg, Nancy 70 - 106 - 109 Leonard, Elizabeth 70 - 105 Linda, Ryan 70 Lockwood, Lou Ann 70 - 105 Loyer, Ronald 70 - 80 - 87 Lutes, Anita 70 Lyons, Dana 70 MacGregor, Doug 70-109 Mack, Gloria 70 - 103 - 106 - 107 Maitland, Ronald 70 - 105 Mallery, Pamela 70 - 105 - 153 Mann, Charla 70 - 138 190 Marshall, Mike 70 - 103 Massey, Vikcy 70-73 Masters, Brenda 70-105 - 113 Matthews, Jill 70 - 105 McClaskie, Nancy 70 McClellan, Barry McClure, Doug 60 McClure, Konda 70 McCourt, Zelma 70 McHenry, Joe 70 McKelvy, Mardi 70 - 106 - 141 McMillan, Frederick 70 Meade, Donna 70 Medley, Deborah 70 - 105 Meurer, Pamela 70 - 105 - 138 Meyers, John 70 Mick, Larry 70 Miller, Linda 70 - 95 - 105 - 106 - 109 Moine, Pamela 70 - 109 - 113 - 138 Mollica, John 70 - 80 Monaco, Emlee 70 - 105 Morris, Deanna 70 - 113 Morse, Lyle 70 Mueller, Edmund 70 Mull, Willie 70 - 80 Myers, Jan 70 - 104 - 106 - 107 Myers, Lois 70 - 105 Myers, Tracy 70 - 105 - 109 Myers, Virginia 70 - 105 Napp, Debra 70 Neptune, Nancy 70 - 105 Nettleton, Joseph 71-80 - 87 - 100 - 105 - 109 Newberry, Michael 71 - 105 - 106 Nichols, Laura 71 - 105 - 106 - 109 Nichols, Robert 11-71 Niemann, Richard 71 Nord, Bill 71 - 80 - 86-92 O’Brien, Pat 71 Ode, Beth 71 - 105 Olson, Susan 71 - 109 - 113 Olson, Victor 71 Ostaff, Dawn 71 - 105 - 113 - 138 Palker, Patrick 71 - 80 92 Parker, Robert 71 Parkhurst, Alan 71 - 103 - 105 Payne, Elizabeth 71 - 105 Penrose, William 71-80 Piatt, Christine 71 Piatt, Patricia 71 Plants, Linda 71 - 106 - 107 - 109 Porter, Colleen 71-106 Powell, Steven 71 - 80 - 103 Prante, Karen 71 - 104 - 105 Pritchard, Robert 71 - 143 Promey, Daryl 71 - 92 - 103 - 105 Promey, Kathy 71 Przybyla, Tom 71 Queen, Marsha 71 Queen, Rita 71 Rademacher, Susan 71 - 103 - 104 - 105 - 106 - 107 Raines, Eddy 71 Ramirez, Arthur 71 - 105 Reed, Veronica 71 Rice, David 71 - 105 Richardson, Sally 71 - 105 - 106 - 107 Ricker, Clay 71 Riley, Rick 71 - 80 - 86 Ritchie, Jane 71 - 105 Ritter, Louise 71 - 103 - 106 - 108 -109 Roberts, Ben 71 Robson, Robert 71 - 80 Roche, Terry 71 - 103 Rogers, Gregory 71 Rose, Lisa 71 Rudes, Rolfe 71-80 Rych, Glenn 72 - 80 - 111 Saab, Anita 72 - 105 Sadzewicz, Dennis 72 Saluga, Leonard 72 - 80 Sanford, Martha 72 - 103 - 105 - 109 Schaefer, Marianne 72 - 106 - 109 Schilling, Cynthia 72 Schray, Steven 72 - 80 Scott, Cheryl 72 - 105 Scott, James 72 - 80 Scott, Jeffrey 72 Selzer, Brenda 72 - 105 Semmelhaack, Connie 72 - 105 Setzer, Thomas 72 Shaffer, Diann 72 Sharratt, Tom 72 - 88 Shields, William 72 Shirey, Lisa 26-72 Sigafoos, Nancy 72 - 105 - 106 - 109 - 111 Simmers, Joyce 72 Simmons, Amanda 72 Simmons, Virginia 72 - 111 Slabaugh, Taya 72 Slater, Robert 72 Smalley, Dave 72 - 80 Smith, Bernard 72 Smith, James 72 - 105 Somogyi, Lee 72 Spacek, Michael 72-86 - 88-105 Staples, Deborah 72 Staten, Connie 72 SteidI, Donald 72 Steinbach, Carl 72 - 87 Stevie, John 72 - 80 - 105 Stockman, Karen 72 - 105 - 113 Streett, Beth 72 - 105 Swingle, Joan 72 - 105 Szafranski, Carl 72 Tatler, Roberta 72 - 105 Taylor, Elaine 72 - 105 - 109 Taylor, Philip 72 Taylor, Scott 73 Thoburn, Susan 73 - 109 Tomey, James 73 Totten, Cindy 73 Truthan, Loretta 73 - 105 - 113 Tucker, Donna 73 - 106 - 107 Tucker, Lynn 73 - 103 - 106 - 107 Vance, Dawn 73 Vandenberg, James 73 - 80 - 86 Vanscoy, Ray 73 Varisco, Marilyn 73 - 105 - 106 - 113 Vellenoweth, Renee 73 - 95 - 109 Vincent, Kathy 73 Wadsworth, Margaret 73 Waite, Mark 73 - 86 Walter, Toni 73 - 105 - 109 Wass, Darrell 73 Weber, Leslie 73 - 105 Weitzel, Jeffrey 73 - 80 - 86 Wells, Phillip 73 West, Jeffrey 73 West, Leslie 73 - 104 - 105 - 113 West, Lu Anne 73 - 106 - 109 - |4l Westland, Hal 73 Whitfield, Bruce 73 - 80 - 105 Wible, Becky 73 - 95 - 105 - 106 - 109 - 111 - 141 Wilder, John 73 - 105 Wiles, Karen 73 - 105 Williams, Donald 73 - 86 Williams, Julia 73 Willis, Cheryl 73 Wilson, Pamela 73 Wilson, Steven 73-80 Wires, Richard 73 - 80 Wolf, Elizabeth 73 - 103 Wolfe, Laurie 73 - 105 Wood, Mark 73 - 80 - 88 Yeager, James 73 Yeager, Rita 73 - 105 - 106 - 107 Staff Alexander, T. J. 20 Anderson, Georgana 18 Auker, Roger 23 Baker, James 18-19 Balough, Betty 25 Barbor, James 21 Bierman, Judy 18 Bixler, Walter 22 - 27 - 99 - 101 - 104 Bosler, Stanley 19 - 113 Brewer, David 21-27 Butler, Donald 22 Carey, Charles 22 - 27 - 99 - 101 - 104 Carter, Harvey 25 Casterline, Larry 23 - 130 - 131 Eisenmann, Arthur 21 Elrick, Donald 18 Elrick, Dorothy 18 Evans, Robert 19 Failor, Sally 25 Fenn, Robert 23 - 134 - 135 Fiser, Stella 25 Fry, Harry 103 Fry, Mary 25 Gienke, Theresa 25 Graham, Stanley 20 Haas, Eugene 20 Hedrick, Robert 16 Heiges, Jeannette 18 Holden, Rosemary 18 - 27 - 1 49 - 152 - 153 Holden, Thomas 7 - 27 - 149 - 152 - 153 Hornberger, Susan 23 - 142 Hubbard, Mary 22 - 26 Huddle, Rebecca 13-22 Jones, Dean 92 Karaffa, Lillian 25 Kellogg, Susan 19 Kern, Alma 25 - 27 Kitska, Susan 19 Larson, Alvalyn 16 Lawrence, Pat 13 - 23 Loveman, James 22 - 104 McMullen, Carol 23 - 142 Mil lor, Manuel 19 Minick, James 20 Morse, Leonard 16 Muren, Margaret 6 - 19 Myers, Janet 17 Neptune, Jeanette 18 O’Connor, Stanley 23 - 129 Paid as, George 21 Palinchik, Shirley 25 - 27 Peters, Robert 17 Phillips, Delmar 19-139 Pilarski, Larry 12-22 Platz, Rollie 23 Poetsch, Marjorie 24 Rasmusson, Nina 22 - 143 Rhoades, Clyde 24 Rickard, Ruth 16 Rios, Augie 17 Robson, Tom 20 Rogers, Lucy 25 Schafer, Losia 19 Shamp, Douglas 18-27 Shelton, Alverta 25 Smith, E. W. P. 16 - 156 Smith, Robert 16 Stevenson, Dave 93 Streett, Helen 23 Summers, Dolores 25 Swinglish, Joe 20 - 90 Tibbits, William 20 - 76 Titus, Jean 24 Toth, Carol 19 Trainor, Kathryn 25 Veverka, Jeanne 16 Waite, Ralph 16 Walker, Douglas 20 Webb, Marv 19 - 21 - 114 - 133 Weygandt, Dale 23 - 88 - 89 Whiteman, Ann 21 Wible, Calvin 16 Zimmerman, Olga 19 Patrons Bliss Sc Laughlin 164 Bruce Block, Realtor 163 Blue Room 179 Bruce Brauston 186 Buehler’s Fresh Foods 181 Champion Sporting Goods 179 Cracker Barrel 111 Dairy Isle 182 A. H. Dudas Agency 179 W. E. Dwyer, Jr. 186 Ed’s Sohio 182 Elm Farm Dairy 181 Farm Packt Pickle Co. 179 E. L. Farnham 186 Flower Towne 183 Free Oil Co. 182 G. E. Appliance Center 170 Gensener’s 179 Go we Printing 167 Graffs Glass Co. 178 High’s Office Supply 171 House’s Hower Shop 173 Hugert Manufacturing 172 Hunter Insurance 178 J S Tractor Sales 178 Kengraphics 168 Delores Kercher 186 Raymond L. Kercher 186 U. A. Knocks 186 E. A. Kuehn 186 L K Restaurants 175 Lance Company 174 Land Title Trust Co. 184 Richard E. Landesman 186 Lawrence Memorials 178 Lawson’s 173 Daniel S. Leszkiewicz 186 Magic Carpet 186 Medina Camera Music 175 Medina Farmers Exchange 172 Medina Hardware 177 Medina Lanes 184 Medina Plating 176 Medina Radio TV 180 Medina Stereo Tape 169 Medina Supply 165 Nelson Employment 174 Newcomer’s Auto Body 182 OEC Corporation 176 Ohio Farmers Insurance 163 Old Phoenix Bank 173 Orban’s Flowers 185 Pelton’s Foods 183 Permold, Inc. 179 Stephen A. Peters 186 Donald J. Polo 186 Geo. F. Reinhardt, Inc. 183 Rice’s Frock Shop 172 Rickard- Wilson Agency 168 Roily’s Truck Sales 185 Savings Deposit Bank 171 Shaw’s Shell Service 176 Shreffler Chrysler 177 Simmons Company 183 Smith Brothers 166 Robert E. Smith 186 South Court Humble 177 Standard Welding 182 Charles Stone 186 Ray H. Taylor 185 Thomas House Furniture 169 Father Tomczyk 177 Betty M. Trump, Gifts 183 Tubbs Agency, Inc. 171 Wade’s Marathon 177 Waite Sc Son 174 R. E. Welty 186 Cal Wible, Inc. 180 Ziegler’s 175 Celidonio, Robert 21 Akron Savings Loan 180 Cheuvront, James 21 Allison Shoe Store 184 Corbus, Kenneth 22 - 23 - 111 Amaco Chemical Corp. 184 Cross, Marilyn 21 - 138 Anderson Drugs 176 O. G. Austin 186 Dague, Robert 17 Automatic Retailers Dailey, Howard 22 - 27 of America -186 Demuth, Orleta 22 Bennett Lumber 170 Edwards, Marianne 24 Berry Sc Ritter 172 191 The school year has finally come to a close. Looking back, it was a great year. Many things re- mained the same, while others were greatly changed. For the first time, there were only seven peri- ods and lunch, rather than the usual nine periods. Lunch times were shortened in order to provide enough time and space for the more than 1100 students at MHS. School started and dismissed much earlier, allowing students more free time for after-school activities and jobs. As happens every year, many favorite teachers and students were no longer here, but new teach- ers were welcomed along with several new students, including a freshman class of more than 300. More vocational courses were offered, as well as courses for the college-bound student. Several new organizations came into being and the Student Council drew up a new constitution for the student body. Sports events were as exciting as ever, with Medina capturing the Southwestern Conference titles in varsity track and jayvee basketball. Medina sent three athletes to State and they represented their school well. The traditional Homecoming and Prom activities were greatly enjoyed, and for the first time, a highly successful slave auction was held for charity. The year also had its somber note as a special assembly was held in memory of the late Dwight D. Eisenhower. Graduation, the final event of the year, was held outside at the stadium. For many, it was a happy occasion, but for others it was rather sad. Many friends will never again be seen and many happy memories will soon be forgotten. The Editor would like to thank the yearbook staff, Mr. Webb, Sylvart Studios, Jeff Borden, the Medina County Gazette, and all others who helped make this book possible. Now, here is your 1969 MEDINIAN. - Bonnie Dreibelbis, Editor P 192 essja Mrtfifo x u - 3S v U • ME SSBr-. ■ M , SJ s Sa£fie f - ' ’ S’ ; ' :-i •. ••� • : gi ,:: ? .. .1 V •’ .4 • � U ‘ ■ ' ' : ' v i 1 MEDINA COUNTY DISTRICT LIBRARY A00012177L 7flll For Reference Not to be taken from this room