Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1970 volume:

V Medinian Medina High School 420 East Union Street Medina, Ohio 44256 Volume XLVII I Contents Faculty and Academics 10 Classes 30 Sports 82 Clubs 106 Senior Special Events 148 Advertising 171 Index 188 Foreword Someone once said, ' Time is a commodity of which no high school student ever seems to have enough. We all know how true this can be. Yet there are so many things to be accomplished dur- ing a year of high school. They may be individual accomplishments or they may require a group ef- fort. They may be very special and important, or they may be just everyday tasks. But someone finds the time to make each effort, because there is a time for every purpose. This book is a tribute to all those who have given their time for the purpose of making 1970 a year of success at Medina High School. 2 A time to break down, A time to build up, A time to kill, A time to heal, A time to embrace, A time to refrain from embracing. 3 4 A time for war, A time for peace, A time to mourn, A time to dance. 5 A time to weep, A time to laugh, A time to mend, A time to sew. 6 7 A time to seek, A time to lose: To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. 8 — Faculty and Academics Administration Is Enlarged This year’s administra- tion has been expanded in order that administrative duties may be spread more widely and carried out more efficiently. The ad- dition of a Dean of Stu- dents and a teacher in charge of attendance has enlarged the staff and al- lowed the principal, espe- cially, to give more atten- tion to his primary tasks. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Seated: Robert A. Hedrick, Ralph Waite, and Miss F. C. Veverka. Standing: Calvin Wible, Leonard Morse, Robert Smith, and E. W. P. Smith. As of January 1, Hank Jaeger will replace Miss Vaver- ka on the school board. ROBERT A. HEDRICK AUGIE RIOS ROBERT W. DAGUE Superintendent Principal Assistant Principal 12 ROBERT P. GAUME Dean of Students ROBERT PETERS Dean of Bovs ROBERT HEDRICK M.S. ED., Indiana University B.S. ED., Defiance College AUGIE RIOS M. ED., Kent State B.A., Ohio Wesleyan Universitv ROBERT W. DAGUE M.A., Columbia University B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College ROBERT P. GAUME M.ED., Kent State B.S., Kent State ROBERT PETERS M.A., West Virginia Universitv B.S., Ohio University JANET MYERS M.ED., Ohio University B.S. ED., Indiana Central College JANET MYERS Dean of Girls 13 Did you ever re- ceive service with a smile from one of our office secretaries? Did you ever appreciate a good lunch around fifth period? Did you wonder how the halls could be such a mess at the end of a school day, yet be bright and clean the next morn- ing? These, and oth- ers, are things many students take for granted, because our staff of secretaries, cooks, maintenance people, and others do such an excellent job. The attendance su- pervisor and the ath- letic director, actually part of the adminis- tration, also aid in the smooth operation of the school. MHS SECRETARIES: MRS. BOYER MRS. TAYLOR MRS. POETSCH 14 Extra Personnel Help Run School PSYCHOLOGICAL STAFF: Mrs. Larson, Psychologist — M.A. Akron University, B.S. Bus. Ed. University of Miami, Florida. Mrs. Rickard, Sec- retary. Mr. Shuman, Intern Psychologist — B.S. Ed. Kent State. Mrs. Konneker, Psychologist, B.S. Ed. Ohio State University. M.A. Kent State. COOKS: Front row: Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs. Kern, Mrs. Fry, and Mrs. Karaffa. Sec- ond row: Mrs. Summers, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Palenchik, Mrs. Trainor, and Mrs. Failor. MAINTENANCE: Frank Fesco, Alverta Shelton, Roy Haas, Charles Jacot, and Tom Leister. LIBRARIANS: Mrs. Hubbard, B.A. Ohio Weslevan, B.S. in Library Science Western Reserve — Mrs. Penn — Mrs. Wolfe, M.S. in Library Science, Case Western Reserve. 15 M Mr. Shamp, the Beau Brummel of MHS, and Glenn Rozell seem to be looking at a very interesting magazine. See Mr. Elrick. See Mr. Elrick laugh. He is thinking about the test he is about to give his senior English students. Funny Mr. Elrick! The annual Book Fair draws everyone’s interest by offering a great variety of books at low prices. 16 English Department j Row 1: Mr. Bosler, Mr. Elrick, Mr. Shamp, and Mr. Holden. Row 2: Mrs. Elrick, Miss Kitska, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Stahnke, Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Neptune, and Mrs. Heiges. The English Department re- ceived a lift this year from the pur- chase of new composition books for freshmen and sophomores and new literature books for juniors and seniors. Variety, an important part of an English course, was repre- sented by both faculty and curricu- lum. Left: Carol Poor adds a few last minute notes to her report as Mrs. Heiges opens her grade- book. 17 Mathematics Department Mr. Brewer, Mr. Paidas, Mr. Insprucker, Mrs. Whitman, Miss Cross, Mr. Minick, and Mr. Haas. Courses in mathematics at MHS range from the practical to the abstract. The non-college-bound student can take general math, which teaches him practical usage of num- bers at home or in busi- ness. Courses for college- bound students include al- gebra and geometry, after which honors students can continue with pre-calculus and calculus. Two innovations in the math department were in- troduced this year. One was an ungraded math course, a practical course in which students can progress at their own speed. The other was com- puter training for academ- ic credit. Mrs. Whitman points out a problem to a geometry class. 18 Upper above: Only Miss Cross can become animated while explaining a cal- culus problem. Lower above: Mr. Minick takes ten” from grading tests. Right: Mr. Brewer and his trusty overhead projector give the eye to an unru- ly student. 19 Above: Miss Huddle gives a warning glance to our sneaky rov- ing photographer. Above right: Mr. George says, You mean all you wanted was to take my picture?” Right: Come now, Mr. Weygandt, what’s funny about a per- son’s health? 20 Social Studies Department Row 1: Mrs. Demuth and Miss Huddle. Row 2: Mr. George, Mr. Dailey, Mr. P.larski, and Mr. Butler. Absent when picture was taken: Mr. Wey- gandt. Courses in the social studies department are de- signed to prepare the stu- dent for useful living beyond high school. American history, world history, civics, and eco- nomics teach him to be a knowledgeable American and world citizen through understanding of the past, present, and future of the system under which he lives. Psychology, sociolo- gy, and health teach him to understand and appre- ciate himself and others. All eyes are on Mrs. Demuth as she leads a class discussion in American history. 21 The curriculum in the science depart- ment is chosen to give the student a wide sampling of many scientific disciplines. In ninth grade, every student is required to take physical science, a basic survey course. In succeeding grades, he can elect to take biology, chemistry, and physics. Each of these courses gives basic information and includes experimental work in the laborato- ry. BSCS and Chem Study are also offered for the above-average science student. Right: Mr. Swinglish oversees an experiment being car- ried out in freshman science by Scott Harpster and George Downey. Below: We know that Mr. Graham is occasionally absent-minded, but why is he pointing to a blank screen? Maybe he sees something we don’t! 22 Science Department Biology teacher Mr. Walker looks on as Paul Baisden completes a chart. Now you divide this by that, multiply, then add x degrees. Simple . . .You mean you don’t understand?” says Mr. Alexander. ! 1 1 t i L . . i [. _ 1 Mr. Graham, Mr. Ware, Mr. Walker, Mr. Robson, Mr. Alexander, Mr. Swinglish. Language Department Mrs. Zimmerman, Mr. Baker, Miss Grund, Mr. Millor, Miss Kitska, and Mr. Evans. Absent when picture was taken: Mrs. Kellogg. In our time of ever-improving trans- portation and com- munication, it is be- coming in creasingly essential to have at least a working knowledge of a sec- ond language. Many students realize this and elect to study a language. At Medina the student has a choice of Latin, French, German, or Spanish. Latin is of- fered for two years, French and German for four each, and Spanish for five, in- cluding an advanced placement course. Mrs. Kellogg corrects sentences which her Latin students Mr. Millor’s Spanish class listens attentively (?) have written on the board. as he explains a sentence. Industrial Arts Department The industrial arts department is one of the most diversified in the school. It offers a variety of courses ranging from the basic to the very technical. Print- ing, drawing, electricity, wood, and - metals — courses in all these media are offered to the mechanically-minded person. Upper left: Mr. Barbor helps a student in shop class. Left: Teri Powell, the only female welder in MHS, and possibly the county, works on a project. Above: Mr. Celidonio works at the printing ma- chine. Left to right: Mr. Cheuvront, Mr. Celidonio, Mr. Eisenmann. Absent when picture was taken: Mr. Barbor. 25 Mr. Wells, Mr. Hathaway, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Phillips, Mrs. Jividen, Mr. Cheuvront, Mrs. Toth, Mr. O’Conner, Mrs. Schafer, Mr. Calich, and Mr. Hol- dener. Absent when picture was taken: Miss Hornheraer Right: Mr. Calich, OWE coordinator, gives DE student Rick Shaw some ad- vice. Right: Miss Hornberger looks more like a student than a teacher as she con- verses with her Home Ec students. ' f fl | t- , . I ■; I ■ j a XEH tf. I I |BB 1 1 iiMii 1 JWHp hmL ' YW1 26 The vocational department is one of the fastest growing departments at MHS, both in size and importance. The newest program is OWE (Occupational Work Experience) which joins the al- ready established programs of DE, DCT, COE, and Work Study. These programs benefit the student who does not plan to attend college bv giving him salable skills to offer the business or in- dustrial world after graduation. Closelv connected with the vocation- al department is the business depart- ment. COE was joined this year bv BOE (Business Office Education), an intensive business program for juniors. Other general business courses are of- fered. Left: Mrs. Schafer watches Janet Kincaid’s prog- ress in typing class. Vocational and Business Department Mr. O’Connor gives A1 Gager a pointer as Paul Abromaska and Tom DeGenero look on. 27 The Fine Arts Department at MHS includes manv areas. Devel- opment of mind, bodv, and spirit are equally important, so fine arts includes art, music, physical education, and humanities cours- es. In the field of art, courses offered are crafts, painting, and gen- eral art. Band, choir, and music appreciation satisfy the music lover, while humanities offers a sampling of all of these. Gvm courses are phvs ed and gymnastics. Above: Jim Yeager looks like he’s smashing something, but actually he’s making a copper dish in crafts class. Above right: Our own Lawrence Welk swings the choir into another number with, A one . . . a two ... a three.” (It’s really Mr. Carey.) Right: Medina’s special education class con- stitutes a department in itself. Teachers Mrs. Starr and Mrs. Streett do a fine job helping students in this class to learn at their own speed and to achieve their greatest possible potential. 28 Fine Arts Department Far left: Mr. Limpert, Bov ' s Physical Education. Left: Miss Lawrence, Girl’s Physical Education. Mr. Heyburn, Mr. Holden, Mr. Mahew, Mrs. Rasmussen, Mr. Evans, and Mr. Bixler. Absent when picture was taken: Mr. Carev. 29 Classes Seniors mM w pm. i , | : Bonnie Meyers — Treasurer, Larry Collins — Vice-President, Terri Tippett — Secretary, and Tim Holston — President. Seniors — that magic word. It makes us the leaders of the school, that privileged group whose position we envied for three years. It brings an increased class unity; we know we may never see some of our class- mates again, so we must get to know them while we have the opportunity. It brings a feeling of individual pride too: a pride in having grown in four years from a giggling Freshman to a poised, confident Senior. The word Senior also brings mixed emotions: anticipation of the future and nostalgia for the past. Each Senior has his own memories of high school and some memories are shared by many. Like the locker room after a game . . . Pep Club painting signs . . . building a float until 1:30 a. m. . . . Homecoming victories . . . trying to translate Middle English . . . Powder Puff football in a sea of mud . . . leaving school early to go to work . . . Mr. Dailey’s Army stories and Mr. Butler’s no-no’s” . . . With these memories and many more in mind, we will go out the doors of MHS, as Seniors, for the last time. 32 Paul Arthur Abramoska Cathy Jo Acker Richard Eugene Allain George Frazer Anderson Victoria Rose Andrews Ray Edward Anklam Nancy Rae Aten Kenneth Lewis Aukerman James Robert Bailey Shannon Sue Bailey Paul Baisden Jr. Walter Baker Jr. 33 Anthony A. Baratta William Earl Barnes Jr. Brian Fenton Beck David Rowland Beck Senior Rah! Barbara Jane Beckwith Nancy Lee Been Gene F. Berger Cynthia Kay Betz Sandra Joyce Jurich (Biggs) Debra Teresa Bigham Carol Louise Biliczky Christina Mary Bilinovich Jeffrey Allyn Bixby 34 Bonita Ann Blevins Mary Jo Blossom A moment of solitude in the halls of Medina High School is a rare time. Scott Febus spends such a moment checking items on the bulletin board James Allen Borsich David Alan Bowman Allen Marsh Boyer III Paul Gregory Brotherton Donald Lee Breyenton Martin Philip Carl Raymond Clifford Carlisle Denise Lynn Casey 35 Experienced Seniors Win Float Competition Sheila Ann Cavey Phillip Lowden Clarkson Denyse Marie Claude Steven William Clay Dianne Elizabeth Cleary Michael Steven Cleary Don Dwight Cole Larry Dennis Collins Sandra Jo Cowden Susan Kay Cowden Vickie Jean Crane Deborah Mae Cripps Experience told the story as the seniors won the 1969 Homecoming float competition. Having learned a few lessons in style and structure from last year’s contest, the seniors put together their winner in a short and hectic three weeks. Based on the theme of the 1969 moon landing, the float (shown above) depicted a landing module on a lunar landscape, with one Space Bee” descending the ladder and another planting the flag of the Class of ’70. 37 Class Unity Increases During Seniors ' Last Year Together Thomas David De Genero Judith Ann Denson James Thomas Deuring David Charles Dietrich Elizabeth Anne Dooley Robert Raymond Drogell 38 Melissa Jane Eddy Teresa Lynn Edwards Portia Lynn Elliott Donna Jean Falconer Thomas Franklin Farren Scott E. Febus Janyce Mae Ferguson Linda Carol Fetty 39 Silly Seniors ham it up: (left to right) Bev uses Kyle as a chair while he snuggles up to his football and Jane snuggles up to Larry; Lonnie stares ahead while Carol watches Timmy playing Sir Lancelot at a joust; Vickie, the operatic soprano, and Portia the chorus girl display their form; Rob considers switching from drum majoring to cheerleading; and Fleetfoot John models the latest thing in cross-country fashions. 40 Seniors Plan Pranks and Projects to End the Year Richard Bruce Fry Allen Dwight Gager Cheryl Ann Gallucci Richard Dennis Ganyard Daniel Joseph Gaynor Robert Michael Gehring William Elbridge Gibbs Donald George Gifford Bradley David Gorfido Cheryl Lee Gorfido Judy Marie Gorfido Mary Shepard Griesinger 41 Marvin Lee Grieve Jr. Mary Jane Guiltinan David Earl Guinn John Morris Gulledge Amy Eva Gunner Roxie Ann Haas Debra Jane Hall Debra Lee Hallock David Bruce Harms Patrick Joseph Harney Kyle Lester Harrington Mike Robert Hattery 42 Senesa Caro! Hendersoi Kim Ann Henschel i ! Seniors Reap Honors in All Fields Raymond Anthony Hood Jennifer Jane Hurst Lenora Jean Hutchinson Nancy Kay Indoe 43 Seniors Carry a Lot of Weight at MHS — David Lee Ingram Karla A1 Jakubec Gregory Robin Jedlicka Dennis John Jennings Champion Sloppy Joe and chocolate chip cookie eater Steve Peanut Butter” Clay in his natural habitat: the dinner table with Jeff Bixby. Christena Aleatha Johnson Wayne Robert Jones Theresa Marie Kaszian Betty Marie Kenzig 44 36,370 Pounds of If! Pamela Jo Kerch Sara Elaine Kincaid Terry Jean Kinder Linda Ann Kitchen Nancee Ann Klein David Spencer Klopp Janet Marie Knight Conrad Daniel Knoch Eileen Marie Kovacek Robert Thomas Krebs James John Krejci Eve Marie Krosse 45 Marion Christiane Lubbeck Paul Allen Lucas Timothy David Luedy Deborah Kay Mack John Keller Mack Sue Ellen Mallery Nancy Sue Mann Bardner Wayne McCourt Thomas Andrew McCourt 46 Craig Donald McEwan Douglas Paul McLaughlin Judith Marie Medley Bonnie Rae Mevers David John Miller Barbara Lou Moats Acute Senioritis Afflicts the Class of ' 70 The ledge” serves manv purposes: seat, bookshelf, meeting place. Here, Linda Wagner uses it for a bit of last- minute studying. David Edward Mohn Denise Ann Morton Polly Ann Mueller Linda Carol Mutter 47 Studious seniors A1 Boyer and Vicki Andrews are sur- prised bv our photographer. We bet thev weren’t really studying behind those books! Lawrence Dealing Newberrv Kenneth Eugene Nixon Arvid Daniel Nord III Debora Ann Null Glenn Oscar Olds Barbara Jean Parker 48 t Term Papers Due Next Day Mean Sleepless Nights for Seniors Linda Jane Perkins Tony Ray Perry Karen Lynn Phillips Sandra Kav Phillis Dennis Alen Pifer Dennis Gardner Poorrnan Teri Lynn Powell Carol Sue Price Jeanne Marie Pritchard Bonita Ann Raker Greg Richard Rapenchuk Robert William Rawlings 49 Powder Puff Gridders Bring Home a Victory ) jgipm m m M - - 1 1 u -- J ft JHL h ' •Sr K. ' C R J Standing, OFFENSE: A. Gunner, P. Whittaker, L. Perkins, B. Kulp, B. Friedt, C. Betz, and B. Mevers. Kneeling: J. Werner, M. Riegger, E. Kovacek, C. Smith, M. Eddv, and T. Johnson. Sitting: J. Guiltinan. Diane Mav Rice Nancv Ann Richardson William Garv Richardson Dirk Edwin Rickard Marcia Jane Riegger James Alexander Ritchie 50 One of the most successful senior class projects of the year was the sponsorship and organization of a Powder Puff football game. Players were re- cruited from among the senior girls, and senior varsity gridders served as coaches. After many grueling practices, the Little Stingers” were ready to meet the Cloverleaf Fillies. As luck had it, it rained the entire day of the game. However, with that ra re combination of intestinal fortitude and a win- ning attitude, the girls slipped, slid and slopped their way through the rain and mud on their way to a 28-20 victory. The offensive team is pictured op- posite and the defense is above. Kneeling: S. Dague, D. Schaefer, P. Elliott, anil P. Stambaugh. Standing: L. Wilson, R. Forsythe, K. Foulke, C. Eaken, and M. Szafranski. 51 Ellen Louise Ruf Dorothy Marie Schneider David Michael Sailer Susan Lanore Schott Barbara Lynn Rooy Lucinda Emma Schaefer Roland Willard Rozell Terry Lynn Scherz The new statuary adorning the senior courtyard bears an amazing resemblance to Phyllis Letzer and Melissa Eddy. Seniors Enjoy Special Privileges 52 Susan Joan Schuck Janice Marie Scott Michael James Setzer Judy Ann Setzko Paulette Sue Sexton Richard Alan Shaw Eric Melvin Shirey Jack David Shrimplin Jr. Thomas J. Shurance Eugene Donald Siegfried Douglas Evan Simmers Christine Smith 53 Senior Athletes Spark Superb Teena Marie Spears Laura Jane Sponseller Pamela Sue Stambaugh Sherry Edna Starr Janice May Steidl Wanda Ann Street Charlotte ' ' Ann Stuart Stephen Marl Summers Kathryn Jane Swingle Marilyn Szafranski Teresa Louise Tippett Donald Madison Todd 54 Year in All Sports Donna Jean Todish Toni Kav Tompkins John Wilson Treleaven Michael Arthur Turnbaugh Ronald Alan Turnbaugh Paul Jeffrey Vandenberg Sharon Lee oorhees Denise Suzanne Voshall Linda Ann Wagner Some of the finest physical specimens in the senior class, the Powder Puff yell guys, show you the form that landed them on the cheerleading squad. Left to right: Duncan Wright. Mary Grieve, Gary Quesada. Jim Krejci, and Arvid Nord. Front: Kyle Harrington. 55 Position of Power and Leadership Robert Hagaman Wallace Elizabeth Anne Wells Jane Leslie Werner Frank Frederick Whalen Wesley Richard White Patricia Ann Whittaker Robert Brent Wilder Kenneth Edward Williams A. P. Spanish students Debbie Cripps, Sue Cowden, and Marcia Riegger use a lull in class to catch up on their studying. Is Attained by the Class of ' 70 Lynda Lea Wilson Patty Lou Wilt Duncan Richard Wright William Byron Yoder Camera Shy Charles Henry De mczyk James Allen Dolejs James Edward Donnellv Thomas Francis Doyle Jr. Susan June Fisher Lucy Mae Green Delores Hamilton Mark Lee Kimmich James Fredrick Kitchen Kent Edgar Lind Gary David McClung Terrance Alan Ostaff Sanford Charles Potterton Julian Gary Quesada Regina Kay Spies Self Discipline participant Phyllis Fetzer happily signs in at 8:30. 57 Juniors Pass the Halfway Mark JUNIOR CLASS OF- FICERS: Treasurer, R. Wallace; Secretary, M. Roshon; Vice- President, H. Kahn; and President, J. Burke. Junior year marks the beginning of the end” of a high school career, as the student gains upper- class status and begins his final two years. Junior year means full participation in school activities, as the class enters into float competition and takes responsibility for the prom, and as junior athletes be- come varsity players. As juniors, the Class of ’71 found itself in a position of true leadership for the first time, and they have carried out their responsibilities well. Amy Abramoska Nyoka Akers Karen Alspach Mike Arnold Linda Aukerman Brad Bader Phillip Baird John Baker Katherine Baker Raymond Bannon Judy Bara has Gary Bargar Debra Barnes Teresa Bayless Bill Beck Carol Beckwith Joyce Biliczky Gayle Bixler Becky Bowman Victoria Bowman Neil Brenstuhl 58 David Brewer Darlene Bucksar James Bunyan John Burke Richard Bur key Diane Butcher Joy Calame Carol Cameron Eric Carl Diane Carlson Ken Carpenter Sharon Carpenter Frank Carter Stanley Carter Bonnie Casey Mary Cavey Joe Cendro Alan Clark Patsy Clary Richard Clawson Galen Claycomb Marianne Cochran Marian Coffey Richard Coleman James Conners Ronald Cornelius John Courtney Nancy Cowden William Crise Michael Cunningham Larry Cutlip Eric Daniell Gloria Davis James Davis Marilyn Davis Thomas Davis Gary Davison Lena Deeter Donna Dellinger Kathy Deyling Larry Dial Yvonne Didion Robert Doyle Charles Dreibelbis Anna Dunbar Greg Earl Bruce Eaton Jeff Emery Bradford Ettling Jane Ewbank Deborah Failor Ruth Ann Falconer Michele F avret Peter Feldman Rita Feron Debbie Fetzer Tim Fisher Jon Fleming Lyle Fortney David Fowls Michael Franz Douglas French Kurt F riday 59 Sharlene Fulton Bill Gallagher Linda Gasper Chris Gensemer Jon Gerspacher Brenda Gilles Jeff Gillium Mary Ann Gisewhite Lynn Goff John Good Susan Goodrich Sam Gorfido Doug Gowe Phil Green Rick Greenberg Steve Gregory Michael Groetz Anne Guiltinan Cindy Hallman W illiam Hampton Ron Hanshue John Hardinger Elizabeth Harriger John Harvey Deborah Heller Karen Herigstad Raymond Hettinger Wesley Hettinger Kim Hobart Pamela Hofmann Sandra Holt Lauretta Hood Diana Huffman Robert Hughes Deborah Humberger Doraina Hunter James Hunter Alan Huston Mark Jameyson Chris Jamison Leroy Jenkins Terry Jennrich Jamie Jewel Diane Jindra Diane Johnson Mary Kallis Jerry Keiper Rose Ann Kemp Lynda King Penny King Andrew Klein Angela Klein Sharon Knowles Mark Koch 60 Juniors Suffer Loss of a Classmate Brwida Koenig Pam Komjati Chris Koppelberger Thomas Kowal Cynthia Kraus Paul Krejci Chrys Kurtz Harriet Laird Mark Lariviere Lora Lattimore Brenda LaVelle Tom Lawrence Linda Lehman Harrv Lennex Carol Lucchesi David Machles Laurie MacLeod Lynn Madey John Markle Vicky Marshall Amy Martin In Memoriam Joe Szrenkanyi The Noble Nature By Ben Jonson It is not growing like a tree In bulk, doth make man better be; Or standing long an oak, three hundred year To fall a log at last, dry, bald, and sere: A lily of a day Is fairer far in May; Although it fall and die that night, It was the plant and flower of light. In small proportions we just beauties see, And in short measures life may perfect be. James Martinez Wayne Maur Leslie McClaning Claudia McComas John McCormick Nina McDaid Darla McNamara Charlotte Mealy Bonnie Mericle Susan Miller Dennis Mohn David Moine Greg Molner Cyn Monaham 61 Juniors Raise Money for Class Activities An unidentified fist is about to make contact with Tom Kowal’s face as he and Jim Stone laugh at the photographer. Jamie Jewel ig- nores them all. Margaret Monroe Duane Mora Ed Morse Dwight Moudy Jeff Myers Dennis Nehrenz Joyce Nettleton Chris Nichols Pam Nichols Marc Noble Kathy Palker Joyce Parman June Pearce Jill Pennington Susan Phillips Colleen Phillis William Pike Ed Placke Donald Plummer Jeff Poor Pat Porter Janice Promey Sally Promey Debora Purvis Sharon Quati Victor Ramirez Vicky Randall Leonard Ray Edward Reuber Joan Ricker Lynn Riegger Karen Rockwell George Rodgers Melinda Roshon Lisa Roth Rebecca Rowlands Glenn Rozell Brenda Rucker Denise Russell Dennis Ryan Diane Saab Tobbie Saab 62 Through Various Fund-Raising Projects James St. Clair Barb Sauer Garv Sherz Sallv Schindelholz Ed Schlectv Frank Schmitzer Betsv Schweitzer Julia Severs Paul Sevougian Doug Sexton David Shirk Brian Shurell Jennifer Simmons Marcia Sirrine Linda Skidmore Curt Slabaugh Elizabeth Smith James Smith Sherrv Smith James Spacek James Sprankle Terrv Starkev Ann Steinbach Mark Steingass Richard Steinle Sue Stewart Beverlv Stillman James Stone Harold Stuart David Surgeon Theresa Swingle Diane Szabo Steven Tillev Bill Tomblin Patricia Tucker Sue Tvrrel i ■ I MM Here we see Mr. Integrity, junior treasurer Rick Wal- lace, stuffing his pockets with class funds. 63 Juniors Work Many Hours for a Great Prom Patty Van Epp Gary VanZile Louis Veres Beatrice Wadsworth Lorraine Wagner Richard Wallace Sandra Ward Gwen Webster Debra Werner Greg Wiegand Pam Wilde Debra Williams Pamela Williams Phillip Williams Gary Wills Barbara Wisely Carl Wood Robert Yaekle Gary Yates Barbara Yeager Members of the junior class prom committee confer. No messing around at this meeting — the juniors want to hold a really great prom! 64 Greg and Joyce have eyes only for each other as they engage in animated conversation. James Cahoon John Donahue Deborah Dooley Victor Fesco Ronald Friedt Dwight Gaugler CAMERA SHY Nancy Gilliland Patrick Goebel Dan Hanshue Benita Hunter Charles Inman Hal Kahn Patricia McMullen Karen Richards Tim Roberts Char main Roche David Schmid James Slater Tim Wilhelm 65 Sophomores Swing in Their Sophomore year in high school is an in-between time. A soph is in between the newness of a freshman and the ' ' estab- lished” feeling of an upperclass- man. A soph is in between the young, carefree feeling and the look-ahead worries. Most of all, a soph is in between the position of being led and being a leader. Nonetheless, our sophomores have gotten into the swing of things in their second year. Me- dina’s class of 1972 has found its place, and its members are in the process of finding them- selves. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President, L. Ritter; Vice-President, D. Williams; Secretary, R. Jamer- son; and Treasurer, R. Yeager. Karen Adams Terry Akers Cynthia Amon Brad Anderson Gary Anderson Sue Auble Ned Aufmuth Rodney Bagley Candy Baisden Tim Baker Robert Baker Steve Baker Dennis Baratta Glenn Barensfeld Chris Beane Jody Bixby Robert Bluhm Judith Borden Jeri Borsich Laurie Boyer Elizabeth Brooker Mark Brotherton Kathy Browder James Brown Bill Bruckmann Dana Buck Dan Buckland Eric Buettner 66 Second Year at Medina Tami Bungard Timothy Bunyan Richard Busch Judy Butcher Mark Call Gayla Calvert Bonnie Campbell Jeanne Campbell Thomas Carlson John Carten Patricia Casey Kevin Chandler Alana Church Steven Clark Mark Cleary John Clevidence Charles Clifford Lynn Cole Diana Coleman Dorothy Cooper Diane Cowden Jerry Cox Terry Crooks Mark Daniels Jeff Derrenberger Susan Derrenberger Rebecca Dickerson Jean Dietrich David Douglas Sam Dreibelbis Ed Drollinger Rita Ducy Roy DuPlaga Jeff Eales Laura Eaton Jeff Eble Robert Eggleston Melody Erb Diane Facemire Beverly Fesco Diane Fields Steve Fields Cathy Fleming Susan Flugum Charles Foote Leslie Foy Barbara French Clare Fulton James Ganyard Anita Gardner Helen Gasper John Gee Danny George Thomas Gerspacher Heidi Gilliland Patricia Gisewhite 67 Sophomore Athletes Look Ahead Pamela Glass Gail Glover Robert Gordon Alex Gory Joni Gory Michael Gouin Robert Grady Deborah Gregory Fred Gregory Richard Gregory Michael Greive Deborah Grey Sandra Griesinger Kevin Grieve Thomas Groetz Ken Groves Debra Halvorsen Larry Hathaway Elaine Hayward Karen Hedrick James Hill A typical sophomore class at work. (This is work?) Sandra Hill Becky Himmel Ronald Hitzelberger Mary Hobson Terry Hoisington Douglas Hood James Hood Michael Hood William Hood Karen Houston Joe Hurd Doug Hurst Susan Hutchings William Hutchi ns Melissa Ilg Nancy Jaeger Regina Jamerson Jeffrey Kabeller Gail Karson Debbie Kemp Sheila Kemp 68 iv iv- : to Varsity Play Randy Kidder Mike Kilkenny Janet Kincaid Deborah Kitchen Phillip Klein Terry Knoch Carole Koenig Stephanie Kovacek Sharon Kramer Doug Kreuder Linda Kubal Kit Kurtz Barbara Lakey Donna Lamburt David Lariviere Diane Lazear Anna Lee Douglas Lee Jackie Lee Holly Leister Mary Lyn Lemmer Nancy Lenaburg Elizabeth Leonard Denise Lesko Ryan Lind Lou Ann Lockwood Ronald Loyer Malcolm Lucas Gloria Mack Ronald Maitland Pamela Mallery Charla Mann Mike Marshall Vicky Massey Brenda Masters Jill Matthews Jack Maxwell Nancy McClaskie Zelma McCourt Mardi McKelvey Fred McMillan Donna Meade Pamela Meurer John Meyers Larry Mick 69 Linda Miller Pam Moine John Molliea Emlee Monaco Deanna Morris Lyle Morse Ed Mueller Willie Mull Jan Myers Lois Myers Tracy Myers Ginny Myers Kay Neil Nancy Neptune Joe Nettleton Michal Newberry Laura Nichols Rob Nichols Rick Niemann Bill Nord Beth Ode Vic Olson Dawn Ostaff Pat Palker Bob Parker Alan Parkhurst Liz Payne Bill Penrose Patti Piatt Linda Plants Colleen Porter Steve Powell Karen Prante Bob Pritchard Daryl Promey Kathy Promey Sophomore Effigy 70 Provides Winning Spirit Tom Przybyla Rita Queen Susan Rademacher Eddy Raines Arthur Ramirez Veronica Reed David Rice Sally Richardson Clay Ricker Rick Riley Jane Ritchie Louise Ritter Ben Roberts David Robins Robert Robson Gregory Rogers Lisa Rose Joyce Rucker Rolfe Rudes Glenn Rych Anita Saab Dennis Sadzewicz Leonard Saluga Martha Sanford Marianne Schaefer Cynthia Schilling Stephen Schray James Scott Jeffrey Scott Brenda Selzer Connie Semmelhaack Thomas Setzer Diann Shaffer Tom Sharratt Lisa Shirey Lynn Shreve Nancy Sigafoos Joyce Simmers Amanda Simmons Virginia Simmons Dennis Simpson Taya Slabaugh Robert Slater Dave Smalley Bernard Smith James Smith Robert Snyder Lei Somogyi Michael Spacek Bekki Spencer Connie Staten Carl Steinbach John Stevie Karen Stockman Beth Streett Christine Stuchal 71 Debbie Swearingen Joan Swingle Carl Szafranski Roberta Tatler Elaine Taylor Philip Taylor Scott Taylor Susan Thoburn Donna Tucker Lynn Tucker Dawn Vance James Vandenberg Ray Vanscoy Marilyn Varisco Renee Vellenoweth Kathy Vincent Margaret Wadsworth Mark Waite Barbara W alden Toni Walter Leslie Weber Jeffrey Weitzel David Welch Phillip Wells Jeffrey West Leslie West Lu Anne West Mark Brotherton hands over some of his hard-earned money for a tourna- ment ticket. Don ' t be sad, Mark, it ' s for a good cause. Hal Westland Bruce Whitfield Becky Wihle John Wilder Karen Wiles Donald Williams Julia Williams Cheryl Willis Pamela Wilson Sophomores Progress Toward ' 72 Budding biologists Rick Gregory and Ed Raines make a discovery. Steven Richard Wilson Wires Roger Elizabeth CAMERA SHY Wires Wolf Laurie Mark Larry Cavey Marsha Queen Wolfe Wood Terry Hosey Terry Roche James . Rita Larry King Bill Shields Yeager Y eager Roger Martin Debbie Staples Konda McClure Bill Washburn 73 Freshman Year — A Big Step One’s freshman vear in high school is always ex- citing. Everything seems bigger than at the junior high: the halls are wider, the rooms are bigger, the seniors are taller, and the textbooks are fatter. Yet each freshman feels that he too has grown somehow by taking that step to a larger school; and that by par- ticipating in the life of that school, he will continue to grow. Medina’s Class of 1974 has demonstrated that participation and growth during 1970. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: President, D. Rowlands; Vice-President, B. Austin; Secretary, G. Gardner; and Treasurer, D. Andrews. EDUCATION IS A SERIOUS BUSINESS Peggy Abell Rosemary Adkins Karen Alber David Albright Terry Alspach Beth Anderson David Andrews Denise Arnold Steven Atkins Carole Auble Bill Austin James Baca Janet Baczuk Kevin Bailey Bonnie Baker Ruth Baker David Baldi John Bannon Sarah Bardy Tim Barton Bennie Bayless 74 Frosh Make the Big Time Charles Bean Donald Beck Kathv Been Marlene Benisek Cathv Bigham Dana Bigley Gary Bilinovich Kevin Blevins Carolvn Borsich Marshal Bostwick Pennv Bougher Mike Bowman Lee Ann Bovle Marilvn Bradv Debra Brandow Robert Braund Chad Brenner Marcia Brenstuhl Roxanne Brinker Phvllis Brown Lvnn Bruckmann Frank Bruno Jeff Burlingame Sam Butcher Alvce Butt Susan Butt John Caesar Jeff Cahoon Beverlv Califf Donnie Campbell Ed Campv Melanie Cantrell Charles Carev Larrv Carl Carl Carlev Chris Casev Dan Chandler Susan Chrismon Dickie Christian Robert Coffev Ron Clarv Clvde Cimarik Amv Cornelius Maureen Cotter Jon Cox Brian Crouse Roni Crum John Cummings Jackie Cutlip Jefferv Cvpher Mari Defferding Pearl Deis Elaine- Dickinson Kathleen Donovan John Doolev George Downev Patti Doyle Darrell Drake Robert Ducy Eugene DuPlago Jim East Kathy Eberwein Mike Eckert Gregory Eddy Phillip Ellis Venis Ewing Terrv Farren Gerry Favret Brenda Fesco Dennis Few Don Fillmore Terry Fisher Debbie Fodor Jacci Forsha Bob Forsythe Lorraine Foster Peggy Foster Beth Foulke Deborah Fowls Gary Fowls Danielle Francisco Theodore Fulling Marcus Gant Gina Gardner Kevin Gardner Michelle Gardner Scott Gardner Corinne Gaugler Steve Gaynor Jill Gensemer Kathie Gifford Mary Goebel Carol Goodrich Mindy Gordon Becky Gorfido Patricia Gorney Larry Grant Dena Gregory Andy Griesinger Paula Griesinger Jean Groskoff 76 Freshmen Gain Knowledge in Varied Ways Keith Guibert Gay Gulledge Robin Hajek Debbie Hall Richard Hall Mindy Hamontree David Hampton Marilee Hanshue Scott Harpster Robert Harrison Rick Hendershot Sam Henderson Dawn Henschel Heidi Henschel Carol Hodge Annette Hoelzen Houston Holston Suzanne Holston Mary Hood Terry Hoopes R ichard Horkey David Houston Richard Hubbard Kim Huffman Kim Huffman Susan Hyde Multiple-guess quiz: What are these Freshmen doing? A. Trying to use a ruler? B. Making sure there really is a floor? C. Daring each other to cross the line? Mark Harold David Jill Steve Casey Debi Imhoff Inman Jaeger Jewel Jobe Jones Jones Joni Mary Rene Brien Becky Ruth Dennis Kabeller Kaszian Keehn Kilkenny Kincaid King Klein 77 Extracurricular Offerings Diana Klein Mike Klimko Kathy Knowles Cindy Kramer Theresa Krebs Beth Krosse Linda Kubis Lou Ann Kubis Penn Kurtz Debbie LaBadie Calvin Lafferty Chris Lamphear Cheryle Lange Steve Lariviere Charles Lattimore Scot Lavelle Frank Lee Bob Leedy Cindy Leedy Judy Lemmer Laurie Leonard Janet Leonhart Eric Lind Jon Lloyd Ceylon Loehr Don Loveless Bob Loyer Rita Luebke A Aren’t they just the cutest little things? Freshman cheerleaders JoAnn Schneider, Judy Lemmer, Cindy Zay, Peggy Abell and Kathy Been. Bill Lyden Doug Maitland Debbie Martin Jim Martin Mark Matthews Martha Matthews Deloris McAdoo Becky McElfresh Gail McEwan Gary McFadden Karen Mellert Rob Meyers Debbie Miller Nancy Milliken 78 Keep Freshmen Busy Jan Mohn Patricia Mohr Thomas Monroe Shawn Moore Larry Moretto Lori J. Morgan Lori Morgan Debra Morton Barb Muich Terry Muich Larry Mull Bill Myers David Nandrasy Debbie Nettleton Richard Nixon Jane Ode Sherryl Oe hmler Debra Ortman Beth Palinchik Mary Palinchik Dianne Philpot Lynn Philpot Jim Pierson Larrv Plummer Carolyn Poor William Popovich Donna Porter Keith Porter Jim Price Susan Przvbvla Gwyn Quesada Cathy Rake Rov Raker Susan Raker Charles Ramer Joan Randolph Doug Reese Elizabeth Reuber Jon Rickard Jennifer Riegger The fiery freshmen” built the Homecoming bonfire. 79 Mark Riegger Debbie Riffel Joan Rizzo Chris Robson Adrian Rodgers Cathie Roose Alan Root Dave Rowlands Terry Rucker Juanita Ruf Thomas Saab Richard St. Clair Joe Salay Steve Salay Tom Sanford Tim Scheel Jo Ann Schneider Leslie Schwandt Mark Seeley Terri Semmelhaack Allen Siegfried Mona Siegfried Terrance Silva Tim Silva Eddie Simmons Marty Sims Dale Sisler Bill Smith Marsha Smith Terrance Spears Paula Sponseller Glenn Steffen Cindy Stein Rick Stephens Darlene Stewart Freshmen Add Thai New Look Pam Stewart Mickey Stillman Cecelia Straub Rhonda Stuart Ricky Summers Rick Swartz David Szabo Judy Szrenkanyi Christina Taugher Herman Thiele Steve Thornburg Terrv Thress Joni Toth Kenny Toth Michael Trainor Debra Traxler Janet Treleaven Holly Tyrrell Steven Van Epp Kirk Varner Brian Vereb 80 Paula Vina Nancy Voorhees George Vos hall Kathy Waite Nelson Ward Marilyn Ware Ellen Webster Janet Welton Ann Westland Debra Wheeler David Whitham Sara Wiegand Virginia Wilde Patti Wilhelm Donna Williams Barbara Wilson Gary Winkler Kris Wirkner Lisa Wright Cindy Worthington Tad Yeatter Lois Yoder Cindy Zay Tom Ziegler ml - Freshman sophisticates doll up in their best for their GAA initiation, while senior Dave Rizzo debates whether or not to give them his au- tograph. Phil Busch Dave Carter Mike Carter Pam Charters Gwen Clague Dave Crocker Jerry Crum Gary Gibbs Don Gowe CAMERA SHY Dorothy Hagerman Sue Martin Kathy Miller Ken Morris Deb Morton Sue Murray Bill Myers Kathy Nichols Rodger Owens Darlene Petty Chris Piatt Jerry Reeves Terry Rucker Jeff Spisak Les Steidl Bob Sully 81 Sports Varsity Cheerleaders From top, left to right: J. Werner, D. Werner. K. Alspach, L. Perkins. B. Kulp, Captain. B. Meyers. S. Miller, M. Roshon. 84 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: C. Koenig, R. Vellenoweth, B. Wible, L. Brooker, Cap- tain M. Sirrine, and L. Mil- ler. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Front: K. Palker. Back: N. Lenaburg. 85 Row 1: G. Molner, J. St. Clair, L. Cutlip, R. Friedt, S. Febus, L. Collins, J. Hunter, M. Grieve, R. Coleman, G. Olds, K. Aukerman, and V. Jones. Row 2: J. Krejci, J. Good, G. Quesada, D. Rizzo, R. Hood, D. Wright, T. Baratta, T. Sharkey, T. Scherz, B. Gorfido, D. Mohn, and D. Moudy. Row 3: M. Franz, S. Gorfido, M. Cleary, A. Nord, G. Anderson, F. Wood, K. Harrington, G. Earl, T. Lawrence, D. Harms, and M. Hattery. Managers: J. Nettleton and B. Yaekle. 86 Head coach Auker is flanked by co-captains Larry Collins and Kyle Harrington. Only Inches Away From Everything. 1969 was a triumphant season for the Bat- tling Bees football team, which established the best won-lost record since 1966 and only the second winning season since 1962. This season saw the Bees finish second in the SWC race, los- ing the title to Bay Village by the now infamous six-inches. The key to the season, according to head coach Roger Auker, was total dedication.” Coach Auker and his enlarged staff instituted a summer conditioning program, and starting then and working throughout the season, they attempted to instill in the boys a sense of team pride and a winning attitude. The season record is adequate proof that they succeeded, and in the course of establishing this record, the Bees pro- vided many thrilling moments for their fans. Th is sense of total dedication” also extended to the student body. The 69 season saw Medi- na’s school spirit grow to an all-time high, as the students supported the team verbally and by their attendance at the games. Medina 8 CloveHeaf 12 Medina 48 Brunswick 6 Medina 2 Westlake 0 Medina 6 Bay 7 Medina 26 Avon Lake 0 Medina 24 Olmsted Falls 17 Medina 30 Rocky River 14 Medina 34 Fairview 20 Medina 6 N. Olmsted 6 Medina 0 Wadsworth 14 Above left: ’Big George” Anderson gets orders from the side- line from Coach George. Leaving the Westlake defenders flat. Olds gains sufficient yardage. 87 Back Larrv Collins runs the ball against Westlake. 88 A Fine Team Effort Ends With A Winning Season The team huddles before another winning plav. 89 JV FOOTBALL — Row 1: Coach Wells, J. Weitzel, S. Fields, M. Hood, J. Clevidence (Co-Captain), W. Mull, D. Rych, B. Penrose, P. Palker, and Coach Ware. Row 2: J. Stevie, S. Schray, R. Hitzelberger, T. Gerspacher, B. Nord (Co-Captain), R. Riley, J. Scott, M. Kil- kenny, and M. Cleary. Row 3: J. Mollica, B. Whitfield, B. Robson, S. Wilson, S. Powell, R. Wires, J. Kabeller, D. Hood, and B. Gordon. JV ' s and Frosh Have Fine Season FRESHMAN FOOTBALL — Row 1 : H. Holston, D. Nandrasy, B. Ducy, B. Kilkenny, R. Hendershot, K. Porter, S. Gardner, J. Cahoon, D. Chandler, B. Leedy, and T. Scheel. Row 2: M. Trainor, L. Mull, G. Gibbs, C. Brenner, G. Winkler, C. Cimarik, J. Dooley, J. Cypher, R. Meyers, H. Thiele, and P. Kurtz. Row 3: D. Andrews, G. Eddy, B. Coffey, B. Crouse, D. Maitland, C. Casey, R. Horkey, B. Forsythe, B. Myers, J. Martin, and D. Szabo. 90 Cross Country Produces State Competitors Row 1: G. Rodgers, M. Brotherton, D. Baratta, K. Williams, P. Williams, and S. Clark. Row 2: B. Anderson, T. Perrv, C. Carling, J. Gulledge. D. Mora, T. Scheel, and J. Hurd. 1969 was a record breaking year for the Battling Bee Cross Country Team. The Bees captured five dual meet victories, finished tenth in the Malone College Sectional, second in the Southwestern conference meet, third in the Akron District, and ninth in the Northeastern Ohio Regional. Two individuals brought recognition to Medina. John Gulledge again proved that he was one of the top distance runners in Ohio as he was un- beaten in dual meet competition, placed second in the Malone College Invi- tational, captured first place in the Akron district, second place in the Northeastern Ohio regional, first place in the annual Southwestern Confer- ence Meet, and fifth place in the state individual race. Joe Hurd, a fine sophomore runner, also brought area and state recogni- tion to Beeland. Joe came on verv strong near the end of the season. He fin- ished third in the Southwestern Conference Meet, and twentv-first in the state individual meet. MEDINA OPPONENT 23 Fairview 42 40 Wooster 20 47 Westlake 39 47 Vermilion 50 47 Avon Lake 91 17 N. Olmsted 39 30 Wadsworth 29 20 Bay 37 35 Rocky River 29 91 Basketball Bees Win Two Championships Mike Cleary starts a drive to the key. The 1969-70 Battling Bee hardwood aggregation opened their season by blasting Brunswick. Two SWC vic- tories were followed bv a loss to Bay Village, after which the Bees rebounded to defeat Avon Lake. A loss to county rival Wadsworth was followed by seven straight victories, including wins over Fairview and Brooklvn. The Bees’ title hopes were dimmed after another fruitless encounter with Bay’s Rockets, but brightened after Fairview downed Bav, creating a threeway tie. Under mounting pressure, the Bees contracted winning fever. They rattled off four final victories, including a 101-56 count over North Olmsted and a 62-49 Valentine’s Day victory over Fair- view, to share the SWC championship with Bay. Sectional tournament play saw the Bees avenge the ear- lier defeat by Wadsworth, down Wooster, and devour the Triway Titans (Purple People) for the championship. The Bees ended the season 18-4 as they were defeated by Massillon in district play. Glenn resorts to soccer to keep the ball away from those Bay players. 92 VARSITY BASKETBALL — Standing: Coach Peters, D. Brventon, J. Spacek, C. Inman, A. Klein, M. Hatterv, K. Harrington, and Coach Robson. Row 2: M. Cleary, D. McLaughlin, R. Coleman, H. Kahn, and P. Vandenberg. Varsity Basketball Scoreboard MEDINA 95 Brunswick 40 75 Westlake 50 86 Olmsted Falls 32 41 Bay Village 44 52 Avon Lake 30 54 Wadsworth 62 81 Rocky River 55 8 1 Cloverleaf 54 57 Fairview 40 70 North Olmsted 39 83 Westlake 54 52 Brooklyn 47 53 Olmsted Falls 46 62 Bay Village 76 65 Avon Lake 30 65 Rocky River 55 101 North Olmsted 56 62 Fairview 49 55 Wadsworth 43 64 Wooster 45 60 Triway 48 53 Massillon 60 Speedster Glenn Olds dodges a Bav Village guard to go in for two points. 93 Above: A cluster of Fairview players looks unhappily at another Medina basket. Above: Glenn shoots high over a tall Bay player. 94 Run and Press Play Dazzles Bee ' s Opponents Page 94, bottom picture: JV’s get in the action too as Bill Nord (34) and Jim Vandenberg (12) outmuscle the opposing team. Another team is also intent on the game: the scorekeepers and statisticians. JV ' s Have Winning Season and Frosh Gamer SWC Co-Championship J.V. BASKETBALL — Row 1: D. Williams, B. Nord, J. Vandenberg, and J. Clevidence. Row 2: C. Carley, D. Baratta, J. Weitzel, and M. Cleary. Row 3: M. Waite, M. Spacek, and R. Wires. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL — Row 1: D. Hampton, T. Sanford, C. Carey, T. Scheel, P. Ellis, C. Brenner, and K. Porter. Row 2: Coach Wells, M. Seeley, R. Meyers, G. Winkler, T. Yeatter, B. Myers, M. Gant, M. Eckert, G. Eddy, B. Forsythe, C. Casey, C. Lattimore, K. Bailey, and Coach Hathawav. Expanded Wrestling Program Has Successful Effect Row 1: H. Holston, J. Cendro, J. Hurd, T. Holston, and D. Simmers. Row 2: S. Clay, J. Krejci, B. Gorfido, R. Friedt, D. Todd, G. Quesada, and D. Wright. Medina’s wrestling team was faced at the beginning of its 1969-70 season with several changes. New staff personnel, including Mr. Ware as varsity coach and Mr. Houghtaling as JV coach, was one change. The new wrestling program was further enhanced by the purchase of new uniforms for the varsity grapplers and by the innovation of wrestling cheer- leaders. These attempts to upgrade Medina’s wrestling program ap- peared to be effective, as the grapplers turned in consistently good performances and attendance at matches soared. Much of the weight of Medina’s dual meet success was carried by SWC tournament champs Doug Simmers, who was 24-0 in dual meets, and Don Todd; but many more wrestlers had win- ning season records. All these efforts contributed to Medina’s second place finish in the Southwestern Conference, a marked improvement over the previous season. WRESTLING SCOREBOARD Medina 33 Cloverleaf 6 Medina 28 Avon Lake 18 Medina 22 Bay Village 19 Medina 23 Rocky River 19 Medina 15 Westlake 27 Medina 13 Fairview 27 Medina 24 Olmsted Falls 21 Medina 9 N. Olmsted 31 OVERALL RECORD: 5W-3L-0 tied CONFERENCE RECORD: 4W-3L-0 tied SOUTHWESTERN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT: fifth place MEDINA INVITATIONAL: fifth place BRUNSWICK INVITATIONAL: fourth place 97 Right: Coach Houghtaling goes to his knees, the better to shout instruc- tions to a Medina grappler. Below: Doug Simmers rapidly puts his opponent into a predicament — lit- erally! Left: Coach Ware looks tense as he mentally goes through every move with his man on the mat. Below: Jim Krejci (right) leads his opponent in the Wrestler’s Waltz before going for the takedowm. 98 Willpower and Practice Reward Wrestlers with Winning Season i SENIOR WRES- TLERS: Row 1: D. Wright, B. Gorfido, and T. Holston. Row 2: S. Clay, J. Krejci, G. Ques- ada, D. Todd, and D. Simmers. JV WRESTLERS: Row 1: T. Hoopes, R. Loyer, G. Rodgers, and B. Hood. Row 2: A. Hus- ton, L. Cutlip, R. Riley, R. Hamilton, and B. Hampton. Row 3: V. Ramirez, F. Lee, and T. Muich. 99 Record-Breaking Thinclads Mark Up Track Triumphs Row 1: K. Williams, T. Perry, R. Bagley, M. Arnold, D. Baratta, D. Williams, D. Hurst, G. Anderson, and J. Krejci. Row 2: J. Gulledge, D. Mora, S. Febus, K. Friday, M. Cleary, J. Eales, B. Wallace, F. Wood, and J. Johnson. Row 3: E. Schlecty, B. Anderson, J. Derrenberger, R. Niemann, P. Williams, G. Molnar, R. Ganyard, and G. Olds. Row 4: Coach Walker, L. Collins, T. Scherz, R. Hood, R. Wires, D. Simmers, J. Hurd, J. Shrimplin, B. Whitfield, and Coach Swinglish. Medina 991 2 Cloverleaf 27V2 N. Olmsted 16 Medina 64 Bay Village 79 Medina 71 St. Edwards 56 Avon Lake 9 Medina 84 Westlake 66 Rocky River 18 Medina 86 Fairview 55 Medina 90 Olmsted Falls 37 Medina 70 Wadsworth 57 WESTLAKE RELAYS: First Place (14 teams) BEREA RELAYS: Ninth Place (24 teams) DISTRICT MEET: Third Place (20 teams) S.W.C.: Third Place (8 teams) M.I.T.: First Place (5 teams) Right: Coach Joe Swinglish oversees his prac- ticing thinclads with a critical, if hidden, eye. 100 Above left: Big George Marmaduke” Anderson lets the shotput fly seem- ingly with as little effort as throwing a softball. Above right: Tony Perry bites his lip as he concentrates on clearing the hurdle. Right: Looking like Apollo descending from the heavens, Duane Mora strains to add extra inches to his long jump. Coach Dale Weygandt demonstrates to his pitchers the correct way to throw a baseball. Doug McLaughlin stops abruptly to throw an opponent. Pitcher Arvid Nord concentrates on making that third strike. Action at home plate shows Craig McEwan belting out a hit as Arvid waits to bat and Medina fans in the background watch intently. 102 Diamondmen Hit and Run to a Winning Season VARSITY BASEBALL — Row 1: J. Vigneault, R. Coleman, D. McLaughlin, J. Clevidence, M. Grieve, and C. McEwan. Row 2: T. Fisher, K. Har- rington, T. Baratta, A. Nord, K. Aukerman, and Coach Weygandt. Worm (Rich Coleman) gets off a hit with his usual cool aplomb. BASEBALL SCOREBOARD Medina 9 Brunswick 1 Medina 3 Highland 1 Medina 1 Avon Lake 3 Medina 4 Rocky River 5 Medina 6 Cloverleaf 1 Medina 0 Wooster 2 Medina 7 N. Olmsted 4 Medina 9 Keystone 0 Medina 28 Keystone 1 Medina 2 Oberlin 1 Medina 3 Westlake 2 Medina 8 Olmsted Lalls 1 Medina 1 Lorain Sr, 2 Medina 4 Avon Lake 3 Medina 3 Rocky River 2 Medina 5 Brunswick 2 Medina 9 Lairview 2 Medina 1 Lairview 5 Medina 7 N. Olmsted 4 Medina 7 Westlake 1 Medina 4 Bay Village 2 Medina 4 Olmsted Lalls 5 103 Lettermen Lead Netters to Victory Row 1: R. Wilder, P. Vandenberg, M. Hattery, H. Kahn, and J. Eble. Row 2: Coach Stephenson, C. Brenner, D. Moine, J. Fleming, T. Kowal, and M. Arnold. It ' s a windy day for tennis practice, as Jon Fleming is almost blown off his feet. Paul Vandenberg strides onto the Mike Hatter sends off a serve with the grace of Rudolf Nu- court in preparation for another reyev, as Mike Arnold awaits the return, winning match. Our Linksmen Have a Good Season Medina 9V2 A. Lake 3V2 Medina 6 Bay Village 7 Medina 13 Olmsted Falls 0 Medina 3 Fairview 10 Medina 10 Bay Village 3 Medina 3V 2 Westlake 9V 2 S Medina 6 N. Olmsted 7 Medina 2V2 N. Olmsted 2V2 I Medina 11 Olmsted Falls 2 Medina 0 Avon Lake 0 Row 1: M. Grieve, D. Promey, B. Penrose, L. Finley, B. Austin, and B. Leedy. Row 2: R. Wallace, J. Hardinger, R. Palker, T. Ziegler, M. Imhoff, D. Loveless, B. Bruckmann, and Mr. Jones. The 1970 Battling Bee linksmen finished the conference season with a good record of 4 wins and 4 losses and 2 ties. Season highlights were the second placefinish in the SWC tournament and a fourth place finish in the District. 105 Clubs Musical Marching Bees, 1 969 Edition, Fill FLUTES: P. Tucker, J. Barabas, D. Folconer, T. Mvers, J. Nettlcton, G. Glover, and J. Ewbank. CLARINETS: J. Parman, G. Bixler, L. Nichols, L. Bover, V. Andrews, S. Starr, E. Daniell, C. Biliczky, T. Walter, B. Landmier, D. Morton, S. Cowden, N. Neptune, D. Lazcar, and M. Sanford. ALTO SAXOPHONE: B. Yeager, R. Maitland, L. West, and L. Smith. TENOR SAXOPHONE: B. Beck, A. Houston, S. Knowles, N. Sigafoos, and J. Smith. CORNETS: A. Clark, D. Plummer, D. Gifford, M. Koch, A. Lee, G. Ritter, P. Williams, L. Lockwood, D. Machles, B. Koenig, J. Markle, S. The marching band, though small in number this year, added the ’big sound” to foot- ball games. In addition to half- time shows consisting of preci- sion marching to popular music, the band also filled the air with strains of the fight song and cheered the team on to victory. One of the favorite fall cheers was Hev, Look at Our Team” with band accom- paniment reminiscent of the Tijuana Brass. A highlight of the marching season was a halftime light show. Other activities of the marching band included Tag Dav, which netted enough money for next vear’s uni- forms, and participation in the formal opening of 1-271. 1969 drum major Rob Wilder is (tanked bv majorettes Eileen Kovaeek, Cindv Betz, Sherri Quad, and Claudia MeComas. 108 Autumn Evenings With Sound | Cowden, S. Clark, J. Carten, B. French, B. Friedt, K. Wiles, K. Houston, E. Tavlor, L. Ilg, and A. Abromaska. TROMBONES: A. Bover, J. Myers, and S. Rademacher. BARITONES: E. Schlechty and C. Acker. BASSES: .1. Smith, S. Clay, D. Guinn, R. Bagiev, and J. Wilder. PERCUSSION: S. Goodrich, M. Riegger. B. Bader, P. Komjati, H. Lennex, F. Sehmitzer, A. Parkhurst. T. Przvbvla, D. Promev, and C. Gensemer. The band is in formation for another big halftime show. 109 Variety of Music for Concert and Rote 1: J. Barabas, P. Tucker, T. Mvers, and K. Wiles, Row 2: J. Parman. G. Bixler, P. Williams, L. Nichols, B. Landmier, and C. Biliczkv. Row 3: E. Daniell, T. Walters, L. Bover, S. Quad. E. Kovacek, M. Ilg. E. Tavlor, C. Betz, S. Cowden, and A. Lee. Row 4: S. Cowden, D. Lazear. N. Neptune, D. Morton, R. Maitland, J. Smith, B. Yeager, A. Huston. N. Sigafoos. and B. Beck. Row 5: Mr. Bixler. R. Yeager. P. Komjati, A. Parkhurst, C. Gen- semer. D. Promev, B. Bader. H. Lennex, E. Schmitzer, S. Goodrich, and M. Riegger. This vear as everv vear, the Con- cert Band began rehearsals imme- diately after marching season to in- sure another concert season of su- perb music. The band presented two concerts: the Pops Concert in January and the Winter Concert, including an out-of-town soloist. It also participated in the spring music contests. THE TOP BRASS” Seated: Mr. Bixler and Mr. Garev. Standing: Rob Wilder, Marcia Reigger. Don Gifford, and George Ritter. NO Enjoyment Presented by the Concert Band Row 1: K. Houston, G. Glover, J. Ewbank, and D. Falconer. Row 2: V. Andrews, S. Knowles, J. Nettleton, G. Ritter, M. Sanford, and L. Smith. Row 3: B. Koenig, D. Machles, D. Gifford, C. McComas, A. Abramoska, D. Plummer, M. Koch, A. Clark, D. McLaughlin, and J. Machles. Row 4: J. Davis, S. Clark, B. French, J. Carten, C. Acker, E. Schlecty, J. St. Clair, S. Rademacher, D. Myers, R. Wilder, and A. Boyer. Row 5: S. Clay, J. Smith, R. Bagley, D. Guinn, J. Wilder, and Mr. Carey. Alan Parkhurst, the Big Drummer Boy,” and Chris Gensemer, the Little Drummer Boy,” drum it up. Ill Medina ' s Best Singers Use Blend and Balance Row 1: T. Swingle, L. Wagner, K. Henschel, M. Davis, G. Claycomb, B. Crise, T. Kowal, K. Chandler, K. Lar- son, D. Hunter, S. Goodrich, and J. Barabas. Row 2: A. Guiltinan, N. Aten, J. Pennington, T. Spears, J. Smith, E. Reuber, B. Rodgers, B. Krebs, D. Szabo, D. Hall, J. Hurst, C. Beckwith, and C. Gorfido. Row 3: J. Gorfido, D. Rice, J. Bixby, D. Cole, D. Mohn, B. Pike, D. Klopp, A. Boyer, R. Bannon, D. Brewer, M. Griesinger, G. Bix- ler, L. Smith, P. Kerch, and S. Miller. Row 4: M. Rosh- on, C. Smith, P. Tucker, J. Burke, K. Naftzger, D. Gay- nor, D. Bryenton, B. Beck, J. Poor, R. Kidder, J. Deur- ing, J. Nettleton, S. Clay, V. Andrews, S. Schott, D. Fal- coner, B. Beckwith, and D. Bucksar. Some are going ooh,” some are going ah.” Just exactly what are these choir mem- bers trying to sing? 112 Is it Victor BorgC with long hair? Is it the organist for the Doors? Is it Liberace minus his candelabra? No, it’s choir ac- companist Judy Barabas demonstrating her talent at the key- board. Mr. Carey energetically exhorts the choir to SING! 113 Activity Band and Choir Provide Experience Row 1: P. Sponseller, G. Gulledge, B. Gorfido, C. Zay, J. Lemmer, M. Gordon, M. Matthews, B. McElfresh, and C. Leedy. Row 2: R. Hajek, T. Krebs, L. Morgan, P. Griesinger, J. Schneider, D. Riffel, C. Lange, B. Muich, C. Robson, M. Siegfried, P. Mohr, K. Mellert, E. Reuber, R. Brinker, G. Gardner, B. Baker, and Mr. Bixler. Row 3: C. Stein, J. Toth, E. Dickinson, J. Leonhart, D. Gregory, A. Root, D. Beck, J. Rickard, L. Schwandt, T. Saab, S. Holston, J. Forsha, A. Westland, and C. Worthington. Row 4: P. Gorney, D. Henschel, K. Alber, J. Ode, K. Neil, T. Scheel, R. Meyers, D. Andrews, R. Braund, T. Yeatter, M. Seeley, D. Houston, L. Leonard, T. Taugher, C. Jones, D. Petty, and C. Poor. Row 1: A. Hoelzer, L. Yoder, L. Boyle, M. Ware, J. Lemmer, J. Riegger, J. Treleaven, E. Dickinson, and C. Rake. Row 2: C. Goodrich, K. Been, R. Keehn, P. Abell, J. St. Clair, K. Knowles, B. Austin, S. Van Epp, T. Ziegler, R. Crum, and J. Bannon. Row 3: J. Cox, J. Rizzo ' , D. Nettleton, J. Sem- melhaack, S. Gardner, D. Rice, D. Rowlands, G. Gardner, K. Gifford, D. Few, and D. Andrews. Row 4: I. Silva, D. Houston, T. Silva, J. Caesar, B. Popovich, L. Bruckmann, G. Quesada, T. Fulling, T. Sanford, G. Eddy, and C. Carey. 114 Medina ' s Girl Gingers Perform Girls’ Glee Club, the only all-female music group at MHS, provides an opportunity for all girls to participate in .a chorus. The only requirement for membership is the desire to sing, and it is open to girls in all grades. Since it consists only of female voices, Girls’ Glee offers more variety in range and material for Medi- na’s singing gals. All eves are on the director (well, almost) as Girls’ Glee Club perfects a number. TTft! Row 1: R. Falconer, C. Monaham. R. Forsvthe, K. Eberwein, B. Wadsworth, J. Cutlip, K. Prante, G. Myers, L. Wolfe, E. Hayward, L. Fettv, K. Phillips, and D. Morton. Row 2: J. Ritchie, T. Spears, D. Coleman, C. Smith, N. Richardson, B. Gilles, B. Dooley, S. Richardson, B. Selzer, B. Mas- ters, L. Cole, N. Jaeger, D. Saab, M. Favret, K. Baker, and C. Lucchesi. Row 3: D. Dooley, S. Butt, D. Swearingen, K. Stockman, B. Hunter, P. Brown, L. King, D. Nettleton, and J. Randolph. 115 Specialized Music Groups Entertain BOY’S GLEE: J. Carter), L. Plummer, and D. Klopp. Standing: T. Fulling, J. Deuring, D. Albright, K. Morris, C. Koppelberger, J. Bixby, and D. Mobn. STARDUSTERS: Mr. Mayhew, R. Maitland, B. Yeager, G. Bixler, L. Smith, S. Knowles, B. Beck, H. Lennex, and S. Goodrich. Row 2: J. Myers, S. Rademacher, R. Wilder, A. Boyer, Mr. Bixler, A. Clark, D. Plummer, A. Lee, M. Koch, P. Williams, J. Carten, and C. Koppelberger. 116 Strings and Winds Combine in Orchestra Under the direction of Mr. Hayburn, Medina’s string musicians and some band members combine to form the Medina High Orchestra. Orchestra is open to students in all grades with the ability to play a stringed instrument. Orchestra members fiddle” away their time. Here we have a back view of bass violist Steven Jobe, sawing up a storm. Row 1: M. Griesinger, D. Johnson, R. Falconer, J. McCormick, D. Beck, and L. Wolfe. Row 2: M. Sanford, S. Griesinger, L. Bruckmann, C. Gau- gler, M. Defferding, R. Crum, D. Lazear, E. Shirey, N. Voorhees, K. Hedrick, G. Downey, and M. Marshall. Row 3: D. Loveless, S. Moore, T. Spears, L. Plummer, G. Steffen, J. Barabas, D. Falconer, L. Smith, G. Ritter, S. Derrenberger, L. Tucker, C. Ramer, and C. Monaham. Row 4: J. Parman, G. Bixler, A. Hoelzer, R. Wilder, A. Boyer, A. Clark, D. Machles, V. Mealy, K. Knowles, and D. Gifford. Row 5: H. Lennex, S. Goodrich, B. Bader, D. Whitham, T. Muich, S. Jobe, and C. Koppelberger. 117 Beeliners Add Spice to Halftime Shows N. Richardson, S. Wiegand, S. Holston, D. Coleman, A. Gardner, P. Elliott, C. Kraus, L. Harriger, R. Haos, S. Schott, C. Stein, P. Stambaugh, N. Cow- den, and M. Cochran. Absent when the picture was taken: L. Bruckmann and R. Falconer. A new group started at Medina this year was the Beeliners, a drill and dance team ' , Organized during the summer by Mr. Hedrick and Mrs. Carol Lenk, the group performed with the marching band during football halftime shows and also during some basketball halftimes. These girls worked very hard during practice to work out, memorize, and perfect their routines, and spectators agreed the el feet was well worth the effort. Head Beeliners Cindy Kraus and Libbv Harriger. High steppers Suzanne Holston, Roxie Haas, and Sue Schott kick those The Beeliners swing out to Do You Know The Way To San Jose?” heels in their interpretation of Thoroughly Modern Millie.” 118 Varsity M Provides Friendship and Service Row 1: B. Rodgers, T. Starkey, L. Cutlip, J. Clevidence, L. Collins, B. Wallace, J. Gulledge, R. Ganyard, B. Anderson, and D. Wright . Row 2: R. Friedt, J. Hurd, R. Coleman, G. Olds, T. Holston, T. Kowal, D. Rogers, S. Febus, a nd T. Scheel. Row 3: J. Ettling, C. McEwan, P. Williams, H. Kahn, K. Aukerman, E. Schlecty, R. Wallace, G. Molner, and W. Jones. Row 4: D. McLaughlin, J. Good, D. Simmers, D. Mohn, T. Sherz, J. Nettle- ton, B. Yeakle, D. Baratta, and D. Rowlands. Row 5: K. Williams, R. Hood, D. Rizzo, K. Naftzger, J. Krejci, M. Hattery, M. Cleary, P. Vandenburg, and B. Nord. Row 6: R. Wilder, M. Grieve, T. Perry, T. Baratta, A. Nord, K. Harrington, G. Anderson, D. Bryenton, and T. Farren. One of the elite clubs at MHS, the Varsity M” Club, may be joined only by those athletes who have earned a varsity letter in an interscho- lastic sport. Most lettermen do join this club which has a dual purpose: fellowship and serv- ice. Club activities this year in- cluded caroling with several girls’ clubs at Christmas and sponsorship of several money- raising projects. Proceeds from these projects are spent for a worthwhile cause, often the purchase of new athletic equipment for the school. Above: Varsity M” officers Larry Collins, Scott Febus, Bob Yeakle, and Joe Nettleton. Left: J. Fleming stamps J. Fleming, and maybe Jon is tickling John with the stamp, because John is laughing at Jon. Figure it out, folks. II 9 Female Athletes Participate in GAA The Girl’s Athletic Association, one of the largest clubs at Medina, provides an opportunity for interested girls to participate in active sports. Intramural sports or- ganized by GAA include volleyball, basketball, and soft- ball, and this year an interscholastic basketball team was also formed. GAA members also engaged in other projects in 1969-70. One of the biggest was painting the lines on the gridiron and decorating the stadium and goalposts during football season. Some members also volunteered to serve at the Fall Athletic Banquet. Other activities included freshman initiation, pot luck dinners, and play days. Top GAA personnel pose in the doorway of the gym partition: (seated) Gayle Bixler and Libby Harriger; (standing) Tena Johnson, Cindy Betz, Miss Huddle, and Liz Smith. is % Row 1: T. Johnson, C. Betz, L. Smith, G. Bixler, L. Harriger, Miss Huddle, T. Krebs, D. Brandow, J. Guiltinan, B. Anderson, P, Abell, J. Werner, and A. Gunner. Row 2: P. VanEpp, B. Rowlands, A. Lee, R. Vellenoweth, K. Browder, S. Promey, A. Guiltinan, J. Barabas, J. Ewbank, L. Madey, M. Favret, M. Cavey, L. Plants, D. LaBodie, and B. Gorfido. Row 3: E. Hayworth, R. Jameson, R. Hajek, M. Brady, M. Eddy, D. Hallock, E. Krosse, C. Biliczky, P. Elliott, K. Devling, C. Cameron, C. Kurtz, L. MacLeod, C. Fulton, and J. Scott. Row 4: G. Myers, T. Mvers, K. Wiles, G. Glover, L. West, A. Gardner, L. West, J. Pritchard, S. Schuck, P. Whittaker, B. Sauer, B. Meyers, B. Beckwith, D. Werner, B. Kulp, and L. Perkins. Row 5: M. Newberry, G. Karson, B. Wible, N. Sigafoos, L. Nichols, D. Fields, M. Defferding, T. Taugher, L. Leonard, B. Wilson, G. Gulledge, C. Jones, M. Siegfried, A. Westland, K. Mellert, B. I aVelle, N. Cowden, and D. Johnson. Row 6: D. Foeor, L. Kubis, C. Koenig, E. Leonard, D. Cleary, D. Null, C. McComas, M. Coffey, B. Koenig, D. Jones, S. Mallery, C. Schaefer, M. Riegger, S. Cowden, S. Thoburn, and J. Swingle. Row 7: G. McEwan, J. Riegger, C. Goodrich, P. Stambaugh, E. Kovacek, C. Acker, B. Friedt, N. Richardson, C. Forsha, P. Hoffman, K. Duringer. Row 8: G. Gardner, B. Krosse, M. Cotter, J. Gensemer, R. Keehn. R. Brinker, C. Robson, D. Morton, C. Rake, R. Crum, B. Doo- ley, A. Abromaska, P. Tucker, and L. Yoder. Row 9: E. Taylor, J. Treleaven, J. Schneider, J. Lemmer, P. Griesinger, L. Bruckmann, D, Petty, S. Goodrich, J. Nettleton, K. Palker, M. Sirrine, S. Miller, M. Cochran, C. Kraus, A. Steinbaeh, L. Riegger, K. Alspach, L. Aukerman, H. Tyrell, B. Muich, J. Forsha, P. Sponseller, and C. Leedy. 120 Medina Gymnasts Develop and Demonstrate Skills The gymnastics program at Medina has been en- larged this year, gymnastics being offered for credit as a regularly scheduled class for the first time. In- structed by Miss Lawrence and Mr. Weygandt, the class offers students the opportunity to develop their skills in tumbling and in use of the various gymnastic equipment. The gymnasts compete both intramural- ly and interscholastically, and present an annual show in the spring. Supple Sue Schott performs a walkover. High-flying Linda Perkins pops up to say hello. Row 1: G. Wiegand, L. West, R. Vellenoweth, C. Zay, H. Gasper, J. Matthews, P. Van Epp, S. Holt, A. Cornelius, C. Leedy, G. Mack, H. Holston, and D. Rowlands. Row 2: R. Loyer, J. Dooley, K. Mellert, L. Rose, P. Abell, J. Werner, B. Kulp, L. Perkins, D. Henschel, B. Rucker, C. Staten, B. Dooley, S. Schott, and C. Smith. Row 3: T. Farren, D. Simpson, D. Beck, B. Smith, S. Baker, D. Mohn, M. Grieve, C. Cronick, E. Shirey, G. Rapen- chuk, K. Grieve, K. Larson, T. Shurance, and D. Beck. 121 Medinian Staffers Work for Better Annual No non-member of the Medi- nian staff would ever believe the time and effort that are required to produce a Yearbook. Making lavouts, taking pictures, writing copy: these are just a few of the tasks that must be done. Since not all staffers could be scheduled for the regular yearbook period, some had to work on their own time, but confusion was kept to a minimum. The staff decided at the beginning of the year to produce a better year- book, and we feel the result has been worth the effort. Ji€§ STAFF MEMBERS (not in order above): C. Biliczky (Editor), J. Wilder and B. Eaton (Photogra- phers), S. Schuck and P. Wilde (Classes), P. Elliott and N. Been (Clubs), K. Hobart (Academics, Spe- cial Events, Music), S. Clay and J. Spacek (Sports), M. Eddy (Copy), C. Davis and D. Mack (Ads, Busi- ness Management), and Mr. Insprucker, Advisor. Staffers Sue Schuck, Kim Hobart, and Melis- sa Eddy put their heads together to come up with a better idea.” Our fearless leaders. Editor Carol Biliczky and Advisor Mr. Insprucker, confer over a layout. Journalism Students Produce Medinamite The Medinamite, MHS’s official school newspaper, was in its thirty-third year of publication this year. Pub- lished monthly, it provided information and entertaining features for all to enjoy. As always, staff members were chosen from the journalism class, taught by Mrs. Nep- tune. A bove: Editor Jeanne Pritchard and Advisor Mrs. Neptune look over a finished Medinamite. Right: Are Teri and Terry discussing the Medinamite or their love lives? Mrs. Neptune, J. Pritchard, R. Bannon, L. Plants, P. Williams, J. Eales, B. Friedt, R. Greenberg, T. Tippitt, D. Mora, T. Edwards, and R. Anklam. 123 Pep Club Promotes Spirit Pep Club, the largest organization at MHS this year, again made Medina the best-decorated school in the conference. On Fridays, almost every avail- able inch of wall space was festooned with spirit signs painted by Pep Club members. A new pep assembly tradition was initiated this year. The Pep Club and Letterman’s Club held cheer- ing competitions at assemblies to promote cheering from the student body. Pep Club officers J. Nettleton, K. Palker, and school. % . S. Goodrich Row 1: C. Biliczky, B. Anderson, M. Sirrine, E. Krosse, L. Smith, L. Ritter, L. Brooker, J. Bixby, M. Lemmer, J. Nettleton, S. Goodrich, K. Palker, G. McEwan, D. Morton, K. Phillips, J. Treleaven, A. Westland, K. Mellert, G. Gardner, P. Abell, A. Cornelius, and D. Brandow. Row 2: J. Gensemer, L. Yoder, S. Hyde, S. Knowles, C. Cameron, R. Hajek, B. Rowlands, P. Van Epp, S. Promey, A. Guiltinan, G. Bixler, J. Barabas, J. Ewbank, R. Vellenoweth, K. Browder, M. Cavey, R. Tatler, J. Swin- gle, D. Jones, and D. LaBadie. Row 3: G. Karson, R. Keehn, D. Browder, D. Nettleton, K. Donovan, A. Butt, C. Lange, J. Welton, M. Hamontree, D. McNamara, C. Fulton, J. Schneider, C. Zay, C. Schilling, H. Gilliland, S. Griesinger, S. Miller, D. Werner, M. Roshon, and B. Gorfido. Row 4: L. Nichols, N. Sigafoos, A. Steinbach, L. Riegger, M. Cochran, E. Hayward, S. Richardson, T. Taugher, D. Huffman, B. Wilson, G. Gulledge, M. Coffey, L. MacLeod, J. Pennington, L. Madey, C. Kurtz, B. French, C. Goodrich, J. Riegger, and H. Tyrrell. Row 5: M. Newberry, C. Koenig, J. Gorfido, T. Edwards, E. Kovacek, K. Hedrick, M. Simmons, N. McClaskie, C. Amon, D. Tucker, L. Tucker, R. Yeager, D. Fields, A. Lee, D. Lazear, L. Wolf, B. Seltzer, J. Lemmer, P. Griesinger, and L. Bruckmann. Row 6: K. Duringer, P. Hof- mann, K. Henschel, D. Null, C. Acker, P. Stambaugh, B. Friedt, N. Richardson, P. Komjati, J. Dietrich, D. Kemp, B. Streett, P. Mallery, J. Borden, A. Gardner, L. West, L. Plants, D. Petty, and T. Johnson. Row 7: D. Casey, P. Casey, J. Pierce, B. Casey, G. Simmons, R. Jamerson, E. Monaco, S. Rademacher, S. Derrenberger, P. Mueller, S. Neptune, B. Dooley, K. Eberwein, R. Forsythe, D. Todish, D. Eckert, L. West, C. Porter, J. Meyers, and C. Betz. Row 8: Row 8: J. Groskopf, D. Henschel, T. Krebs, J. Guiltinan, B. Krosse, M. Cotter, B. Beckwith, B. Meyers, J. Werner, C. Schaefer, B. Kulp, S. Mallery, M. Riegger, L. Kubal, P. Meurer, K. Alber, D. Ste- wart, D. Traxler, and B. Muich. Row 9: N. Jaeger, D. Dooley, K. Hobart, A. Bigham, L. Boyer, M. Schaefer, L. Foy, N. Lenaburg, L. Miller, B. Wible, L. Perkins, K. Alspach, L. Harriger, L. Aukerman, C. Kraus, D. Coleman, G. Davis, P. Deis, M. Varisco, and K. Wiles. 124 Gym Leaders Aid Classes The purpose of Gym Leaders’ Club is to help the girls’ Phys Ed teacher in frosh and sophomore classes. Membership is open to junior and senior girls taking gym, and it gives them a position of responsibility while they have fun and gain fitness. Gym Leader Sue Miller jumps way up” as she leads the class in jumping jacks. This was the result of the first attempt to form the pyramid below. Ouch! Row 1: M. Favret, C. Schaefer, P. Whittaker, D. Werner, K. Alspach, P. Porter, S. Schott, and C. Kraus. Row 2: B. Meyers, J. Pritchard, K. Phillips, P. Van Epp, S. Fulton, B. LaVelle, and N. Richardson. Row 3: S. Schindelholz, M. Sirrine, B. Dooley, K. Palker, K. Hobart, and B. Rowlands. Row 4: P. Fetzer and P. Hofmann. 125 Medina ' s Artists Utilize Their Talents Members not in order (above): S. Bailey, J. Baczuk, M. Kallis, D. Cripps, L. Mutter, D. Null, L. Wilson, Mr. Evans, Mrs. Rasmus- sen, J. Cummings, and M. Seely, M. Matthews. J. Matthews, M. Brenstuhl, B. Wells, E. Campv, L. Sponseller, M. Defferding, A. Butt, N. Been, N. Sigafoos, J. Wilder, V. Crane, and G. Voshall. This year ' s Art Club members used their talents in several group projects as well as in individual creations. The club redecorated the art room by painting one of its walls with expressionistic designs. They also demonstrated their abilities to the community by painting the windows of the Red Barn with seasonal murals. Ghosts and witches haunted the building at Halloween, while snowmen and Santa added Christmas cheer to the neighborhood in December. Another group project was the construction of a float for the Homecoming parade. Rifle Club Competes Nationally OFFICERS: Top: John Burke and Rob Schmitzer. Bottom: Mark Jameyson and Mike Grieve. This year the Rifle Club, only in its second year at MHS, took part in national competitions. Each month a team of ten crackshots was selected from the club’s membership, and these marksmen participated in monthly government- sponsored matches bv shooting at the local target range and sending in the results. In this way the local sharpshooters competed with 700 other high schools nationwide, consistent- ly amassing high scores. Weekly meetings, including target practice, gave each club member the opportunity to improve his skill and have a chance to be on the team. Kneeling: J. Burke. P. Baird. M. Grieve, M. Jamev- son. E. Placke. R. Sehmit- zer, and J. Eble. Standing: Mr. Barber. Mrs. Rassmus- sen, B. Eaton, B. Gallagher, J. Stone, C. Jamevson, G. Eddv, and J. Markle. 127 Student Council Mediates Bottom Row — B. Wible M. Schaefer M. Lemmer L. Frost D. Schmid L. Harriger C. Koenig G. Simmons Top Row — B. Gorfido P. Williams L. Ritter N. Been D. Gifford J. Burke T. Kowal B. Crise T. Holston D. McLaughlin Above: SC members wait in the lobby for the meeting to come to order. Below: Student Council officers were Nancy Been, Dave Schmid, Leonard Frost, Don Gif- ford, and Libby Harriger. Despite lack of meeting space, Stu- dent Council carried out its responsi- bility as student- administration medi- ator. A major issue this year was the dress code, and several other problems were responsibly handled by Council in the course of the year. 128 GLC Provides Leadership and Service Girls’ Leaders Club, perennially one of the most active clubs at MHS, bridged the generation gap this year through its projects. Each girl became acquainted with one more member of the older generation when the girls ’adopted’’ residents of the County Home, giving them gifts or cards on holidays. On the other side of the gap, GLC entertain- ed young students at the Weymouth Training Center with an Easter play, ’’The Bunnyland Brigade,” with Marcia Sirrine in the lead role. Other GLC girls’ activities included selling tickets at athletic events, feeding and otherwise encouraging their basketball brothers, and trying to fool their ’’secret pals” as long as they could. Right: Sneaky Phyl Fetzer plays Easter Bunny for her secret pal. Row 1: P. Elliott V. Andrews M. Riegger P. Fetzer B. Meyers Row 2: K. Palker M. Sirrine G. Bixler Mrs. Neptune Row 3: S. Goodrich S. Miller S. Mallery J. Scott Row 4: J. Pen nington L. Smith J. Nettleton T. Johnson J. Guiltinan 129 DE Students Develop Sales and Service Skills First row — S. Fisher J. Medley T. Tompkins D. Lehman T. Kaszian J. Hutchinson Mr. Bowman Second row — S. Voshall P. Wilt N. Klein C. Price W. Street Third row — R. Shaw B. Drogell M. Setzer E. Barnes R. Allain Fourth row — D. Knoch D. Jennings G. Berger Left: DECA officers for 69-70 were Judy Medley, Toni Tompkins, Nancee Klein, and Debbie Lehman. Below: Dennis, if you’re going to an- swer Mr. Bowman’s question, look at him, not at us! Distributive Education, one of the longest- established vocational classes at Medina, is con- cerned with training students to work in retail- ing and in related services such as banking. It is another half-day program, with students attend- ing morning classes and working afternoons. DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of Ameri- ca) is a class-related club, and sends representa- tives to various conventions and contests, in which Medina students again placed high in 1969 - 70 . 130 j t I First row: T. Bayless, D. Lamburt, M. Erb, C. Mann, and S. Biggs. Row 2: F. Whalen, W. White, L. Veres, B. Yoder, J. Dolejs, S. Taylor, B. Baker, and M. Hood. Row 3: P. Green, R. Vanseoy, L. Ray, B. Slater, V. Olson, B. Baker, T. Baker, and Mr. Holdener. Left: WSC officers were (front) Wesley White and Jim Dolejs; (rear) Louis Veres and Frank Whalen. Below: WSC Library Aides Charla Mann and Melody Erb work in the Magazine stacks. Work-Study Members Provide Useful Services Work-Study Club gives eligible stu- dents the opportunity to gain work ex- perience while still in school. All par- ticpants have morning class; then lirst- year members have in-school jobs while more experienced workers hold out- of-school jobs. 131 Students Become Office Workers in COE The purpose of the Cooperative Office Education program (COE) is to help graduate office workers already adjusted to the business world. Students at- tend school in the morning and hold office jobs in the afternoon. The teacher coordinates the out-of-school work with the classwork aided by the student’s on- the-job supervisor. Twenty students participated in the program this year. The Medina COE banner proclaims the program’s pur- pose: learning through experience. Ellen Ruf practices to increase her words-per-minute. Members are not in order: P. Kerch, S. Henderson, K. Jakubec, B. Baker, D. Mack, E. Ruf, D. Bigham, S. Phillis, E. Loyer, M. Stuehal, D. Davis, D. Claude, S. Hobb, B. Blevins, C. Davis, C. Stuart, B. Rooy, C. Gallucci, S. Voorhees, S. Summers, and Mrs. Toth. 132 Medina ' s Diversified Trainees Cooperate Above: Jon Ritchie utilizes his artistic talent for poster-making in DCT class. Right: Chuck Cronick and Lester Fisher get in a little book learning be- fore going to work. Row 1: B. Parker, J. Steidl, D. Cleary, S. Kincaid, J. Fer- guson, L. Fisher, and Mr. O’Connor. Row 2: K. Crum, R. Rozell, G. McClung, R. Turnbaugh, G. Siegfried, T. Doyle, P. Harney, P. Savage, and J. Setzko. Row 3: T. DeGenero, C. Cronick, J. Ritchie, B. Myers, K. Lind, A. Gager, P. Abramoska, and R. Fry. Diversified Cooperative Training is the branch of Medina’s vocational department dealing with pro- duction and technical services. Students enrolled in the program attend classes in the morning and spend the afternoon at work. Jobs range from auto mechan- ic to x-ray technician. In addition, class members belong to VICA, Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America, and spend time in club activities. A high- light of the year was an observational field trip to NASA in Cleveland. Girls Learn Business Basics in BOE Business Office Education, the newest addi- tion to Medina’s business department, was well received in its first year. A pre-vocational, in school course, BOE teaches office procedures and manners besides office skills such as typing and shorthand. BOE produces students who are well qualified to continue in senior vocational courses. June Pearce gets rid of one of those annoying tf. 99 typos. BOE officers: (front) Darlene Bucksar, Colleen Phillis, (rear) Diane Butcher, Linda Gasper, and Debbie Fetzer. Row 1: T. Swingle, L. Gasper, D. Carlson, J. Simmons, and B. Bowman. Row 2: J. Pearce, M. Cavey, D. Fetzer, P. Porter, S. Smith and Mr. Hathaway. Row 3: C. Phillis, V. Randall, R. Kemp, D. Failor, B. Dunbar, D. Butcher, and P. Clary. 134 Future Business Leaders Participate in Contests Row 1: Mr. Hathaway, K. Eberwein, J. Gorfido, E. Kovacek, K. Phillips, P. Nichols, B. Kenzig, and Mr. Phillips. Row 2: M. Cavey, L. Fetty, H. Gasper, R. Kemp, D. Morton, N. Mann, and S. Voorhees. Row 3: D. Bucksar, J. Donahue, S. Quati, D. Cole, S. Summers, J. Pennington, R. Martin, B. Yeager, C. Gallucci, and T. Edwards. FBLA advisors Mr. Phillips and Mr. Hathaway take a break from the sound of pounding typewriters. Right: Darlene Bucksar checks through he typing textbook. Medina’s chapter of Future Business Leaders of America had a busy and productive year. Besides holding regular meetings in which members learned new techniques in efficiency and leadership, FBLA sent delegates to several conventions. There they participated in various skill and knowledge contests, and Medina’s entrants consistently placed high, at- testing to the quality of Medina’s business depart- ment. Most members of the cl ub are business stu- dents. Elementary Teachers Aided by FTA Row 1: J. Dietrich, J. Bixby, K. Swingle, P. Fetzer, L. Sponseller, J. Myers, and K. Eberwein. Row 2: Mrs. Elrick, D. Hamilton, D. Falconer, L. Fetty, S. Cowden, J. Parman, D. Kemp, and P. Casey. Row 3: P. Moine, B. Casey, C. Porter, D. Johnson, D. Rogers, B. Pike, D. Moine, L. Harriger, C. Acker, and D. Ostaff. Future Teachers of America is an or- ganization which combines service and education. The club’s monthly meet- ings often feature speakers or films dealing with teaching techniques or other subjects of interest. In addition, members occasionally serve as substi- tute teachers in the city’s elementary schools, thereby gaining actual class- room ' experience. Above: Why are all these FTA members smiling but Mrs. Elrick? Maybe the joke’s on her! Left: FTA officers were Faura Sponseller and Kathy Swingle; Jeff Bixby and Phyllis Fetzer. C. Smith, J. Kabeller, J. Jewel, K. Houston, S. Richardson, E. Hayward, L. Kubal, V. Andrews, L. Smith, B. Streett, and J. Biliczky. FNA Is Instituted at Medina High The Medina chapter of Future Nurses of America was founded in Fall 1969 by a group of girls inter- ested in nursing as a vocation. After much organiza- tional work, the club got right into the swing of things with regular meetings, and with service proj- ects. Several of these were connected with Medina Community Hospital. In the club’s first year, FNA members found time and opportunity for both active service and further education in their future career. Above left: Those dull-looking paper bags are being transformed into perky Easter bunnies which will brighten the dinner trays of hospi- talized children. FNA members Jovee Biliczky, Sally Richardson, Beth Streett, and Linda Kubal work on the project. Left: FNA officers Salk Richardson and Karen Houston practice their best beautiful nurse ' smiles for the camera. 137 FHA Members Improve Their Homemaking Skills Future Homemakers of America gives its members a glimpse into a future in home ec- onomics, either as professionals or as home- makers. Through group lab sessions, meet- ings, and club service projects, the girls put into practice some of the skills they will find most necessary when they are on their own. Right: FHA officers were (rear, l-r) Pam Meurer, Nancy Indoe, Barb Rooy, and (front) Charlotte Stuart. Row 1: B. Rooy, P. Meurer, and S. Dague. Row 2: D. Martin, K. Houston, J. Kabeller, and C. Poor. Row 3: Miss Hornberger, C. Stuart, J. Jewel, D. Meade, P. Boyer, and Mrs. Smith. 138 Row 1: V. Reed, L. Greene, J. Kinder, B. Rucker, L. Deeter, and A. Klein. Row 2: D. Sexton, R. Busch, W. Hettinger, T. Piatt, R. Queen, P. Piatt, M. Lucas, F. Carter, and B. Hutchins. Row 3: Mr. Calich, T. Kinder, B. Snyder, G. VanZile, G. Wells, D. French, G. Berger, B. Tom- blin, D. Bowman, D. Sailor, and T. Farren. OWE Is Instituted at Medina Occupational Work Experience, a new vocational organization at MHS, offers opportunities to qualified students to learn semi-skilled trades. In class, they also learn about money management and other future necessities. Participants this year also formed their own manu- facturing corporation and sold articles they made themselves. Above: Patty Piatt concentrates on classwork. Left: Bill Tomblin pauses for the break that refreshes.” 139 Medina Players Captivate Audiences Drama Club expanded its scope of presentations this year by presenting a variety show in addition to its regular dramatic productions. The variety show, held in March, spotlighted Medi- na’s own upcoming talent, and was a popular success. The Fall and Spring plays were also quality productions and well received. Drama Club adopted a new point system this year whereby points are awarded for time given to the club. Members accumulate points toward their Thespian awards. Right: Mr. Bosler explains a point to technician Ken Larson while Angel Street” cast members Jeff Bixby and Elaine Thoman stand by. Row 1: D. Petty, J. Hurst, S. Holston, S. Wiegand, S. Ulmer, D. Christian, J. Borden, A. Lee, L. West, and A. Gardner. Row 2: T. Knoch, D. Morris, B. French, G. Glover, S. Griesinger, S. Derrenberger, D. Lazear, S. Thoburn, K. Fleming, and B. Beck. Row 3: N. Cowden, M. Ilg, M. McKelvey, L. Shirey, J. Simmers, A. Root, C. Ramer, J. Wilder, D. Rice, and P. Whittaker. Row 4: Mr. Bosler, K. Hedrick, L. Morgan, P. Moine, D. Ostaff, C. Beckwith, K. Adams, V. Andrews, V. Bowman, L. Yoder, C. Leedy, P. Sponseller, and M. Matthews. Row 5: R. Feron, D. Morton, K. Browder, M. Siegfried, C. Poor, M. Hood, D. Hall, K. Wirkner, B. Foulke, L. King, E. Thoman, L. Kubal, and D. Swearingen. Row 6: S. Cowden, S. Kovacek, M. Defferding, D. Brandow, C. Worthington, J. Cutlip, G. Gulledge, B. Wilson, L. Kubis, N. Millikan, V. Ramirez, T. Edwards, B. Friedt, and D. Plum- mer. Row 7: L. Wagner, L. Sponseller, T. Kubis, J. Leonhart, L. LaBadie, B. Gorfido, C. Gensemer, T. Ziegler, J. Hardinger, J. Bixby, K. Larson, E. Daniel, D. Rogers, T. Tippett, R. Greenberg, and C. Koppelberger. 140 Row 1: P. Sponseller, L. Wagner, L. Wagner, J. Scott, L. Sponseller, M. Hanshue, and J. Toth. Row 2: Mr. Baker, J. Hurst, S. Knowles, L. Plants, D. Cripps, S. Chrismon, and M. Matthews. Row 3: J. Parman, G. Bixler, Y. Didion, J. Wilder, K. Swingle, C. Smith, N. Been, and L. Wilson. Row 4: Medina ' s Linguists Sample International Fare Language Club is dedicated to increasing its mem- bers ' knowledge of other nations and their cultures. Periodic meetings often include speakers or films. The club also sponsored several other events this year. One was an Oktoberfest, a fall celebration complete with German foods and activities. Head linguists were (left to right): Linda Wagner, Lori Wagner, Jan Scott, and Laura Sponseller. 141 Audio Club Takes to the Airwaves Standing: J. Brown, P. Deis, D. Coleman, L. King, B. Kilkenny, K. Gardner, T. Saab, J. Smith, M. Sealey, A. Root, N. Been, P. Hoffman, D. Schmid, and Mr. Bosler. Seated: M. Ware, J. Stone, J. Carten, J. Scott, D. Cripps, L. Mutter, P. Moine, and K. Bailey. Opportunities for fun, service, and experience are of- fered to participants in Audio Club. In meetings, mem- bers learn basic techniques of radio engineering and of making radio presentations, and then put them into prac- tice by presenting the MHS Noon Show.” Individual students take charge of the show for each lunch period. The programs usually consist of current popular music and favorite oldies,” which are piped to the cafeteria and the lobby for the enjoyment of those on their lunch break. A nother continuing project under auspices of the Audio Club is the daily Student Bulletin,” MHS’s an- swer to the Huntley-Brinkley report. Right: Pretty DJ Pam Moine rattles off the old radio patter that livens up the Noon Show. 142 Science Enthusiasts Share Interests in Science Club Medina’s aspiring astrologers and budding botanists joined with the maturing meteorologists and emerging entomologists to form one of the school’s newest clubs. Science Club held regular meetings which often featured films or speakers. In addition, some members worked on individual and group projects according to their interests. Left: Science Club officers were Laurie Nichols and Paul Sevougian. Row 1: Mr. Graham, F. Schmitzer, E. Buettner, L. Nichols, P. Sevougian, G. Wiegand, B. Lyden, H. Westland, and Mr. Swinglish. Row 2: T. Myers, D. Ostaff, C. Amon, R. Ducy, P. Moine, K. Wiles, N. McClaskie, and E. Monaco. Row 3: S. Fields, L. Somogyi, B. Yaekle, J. Wilder, S. Clark, J. eble, D. Shirk, D. Plummer, P. Krejci, and J. McCormick. 143 Skiers Schuss the Slopes Medina High’s Ski Club, in its third year, was very fortunate this season as winter was unusually cold and snowy. The club skied at Brandywine nearly every Wednesday. The highlight of the year was a weekend ski trip to New York. Super skier Marcia Riegger smiles for our camera before taking off. Skiers are shown a typical Wednesday: (Top) on the way to Brandywine, (Middle) getting ready to ski, and (Bottom) on the slopes. Row 1: M. Riegger, S. Harpster, N. Milliken, D. Hall, A. Cornelius, L. Wright, D. Moine, and J. Courtney. Row 2: P. Elliott, J. Scott, S. Schott, K. Kurtz, G. Glover, P. Sevougian, B. Krebs, B. Hughes, and J. Markle. Row 3: A. Gardner, G. Simmons, C. Amon, M. Simmons, G. McEwan, M. Cot- ter, K. Mellert, R. Eggleston, and M. Koch. Row 4: C. Jameson, N. Been, C. Zay, B. Muich, K. Wiles, B. Wible, E. Buettner, B. Grady, and Mrs. Toth. 144 ||| M ' if f $ Wfr k . m At Jag ( Y-Teens Club Is Small but Active Medina’s Y-Teen chapter, affi- liated with the national YWCA, subscribed to the motto ' Quality not quantity” this year. Though the club’s membership was small, it was active all year in service, profit-making, and fun projects. Service projects included the annu- al basketball coatcheck and deco- rating a Christmas tree for the hos- pital, while for fun the Y-Teens had slumber and make-up parties. These projects were financed by bake sales and a car wash. Y-TEENS - Top: C. Mann, L. Kubal, P. Mohr, E. Monaco, K. Hedrick, L. Plants, and B. Selzer. Bottom: J. Denson, S. Biggs, N. Mann, B. Kenzig, P. Meurer, and P. Wilde. Left: Y-Teens officers for 1969-70 were (left to right) Linda Kubal, Connie Eaken, Pam Meurer, and Pat Mohr. 145 Photographers Capture the Action at MHS Top row: J. Eble, B. Pritchard, and L. Mutter. Bottom row: Mr. Cheuvront, S. Clay, J. Stone, L. Eaton, D. Cripps, N. Been, L. Sponseller, and B. ' Eaton. There were few school events this year which were not attended and cap- tured on film by at least one member of the new Photography Club. Founded by Medinian staff photographer Bruce Eaton, the club offers camera enthus- iasts the opportunity to learn and im- prove their photography techniques. Photography Club Officers, President Bruce Eaton and Vice President Steve Clay. 146 Math Club Enjoys Working With Figures Math Club, whose members are A.P. math students, gained new life this year as the Class of 70 took over. These people added fun to figures as they made the group into a secret society, complete with official handshake. They also had serious moments as they studied mathe- matical concepts to supplement those learned in calculus class. Right: Paul Lucas queries a difficult (?) geometrical concept as presented for his edification by Tom Shurance, chalk in hand. Row 1: Miss Cross, B. Robinson, S. Febus, D. McLaughlin, C. McEwen, K. Aukerman, P. Lucas, and J. Hurst. Row 2: M. Grieve, J. Fleming, J. Tre- leaven, J. Gulledge, M. Hattery, D. Wright, M. Cleary, and T. Shurance. 147 % y% 148 Senior Special Events Our Queen and Her Court Reign Over Homecoming 1 969 150 In one of the closest games ever, Medina’s Bees shut out Westlake to win by a score of 2-0, a close margin of safety. Nonetheless, this was enough to insure a happy Homecom- ing weekend, which was begun Thursday evening by a bonfire pep rally and cli- maxed by the Saturday night dance. The only incident to mar the weekend was the sudden illness of attendant Amy Gunner, which prevented her attendance at the festivi- ties. Left: Co-captain Larry Collins re- ceives the lucky game ball from Queen Jane. The 1969 Homecom- ing Court sits in regal splendor on the win- ning senior float. Don Bryenton and Jane Werner. John Gullege and Bev Kulp. Doug McLaughlin and Jane Guiltinan. 152 Homecoming Festivities Capped by Victory As the scoreboard glows with the winning score, unshown fans overrun the field. Above: A tense, fearfuL moment for the girls turns into (left) a time of uncontained happiness as the buzzer sounds. 153 Juniors • • - ■ and Seniors Enjoy Formal 154 Evening to Theme “Love is Blue” Her arms filled with roses, Sue Mallery beams as junior class president John Burke crowns her queen of the 1970 prom. King Terry Scherz (right) and attendants Larry Collins and Bonnie Meyers complete the prom royalty. Ken Naftzger and Kim Ryan go through the receiving line to con- gratulate the new court. 155 Above: Attendants Bonnie and Larry have the floor to themselves during the royal waltz. Right above: The concourse of Summit Mall proved to be an excel- lent prom site as even its large floor was crowded by students danc- ing to the music of Lou Elgart. Right below: Elegantly attired Allen Boyer and Vicki Andrews ar- rive at the prom. 156 Summit Mall Site Proves Popular Not everyone attending could dance all night and there was plenty of animated table conversation among those sitting out this dance. Far left: Lynn Riegger looks into the distance over Mark Lariviere’s shoulder as Liz Smith whispers a sweet nothing into Bob Wallace’s ear. Left: The last dance finds the floor crowd- ed again as a memora- ble evening comes to an end. 157 Weeks, Months, or Years of Work Pay Off as Medina ' s Top Students Reap Various Awards Right: Paul Lucas and Don Gifford congratulate each other for being named National Merit Scholar- ship finalists for 1970. Below: 1970 Buckeye Boys’ and Girls’ State dele- gates were (l-r) Bill Crise, Mark Lariviere, Greg Molner, Sue Miller, and Anne Guiltinan. 158 ALLEN BOYER was honored as top senior musician, based on his skill, at- titude, and participation. PHYLLIS FETZER and DON BRYENTON were named top senior citizens. GLENN OLDS displays the plaque he was presented as Athlete of the Year. Qeniors Garner Honors at Final Awards Assembly Eternal hams KEN LARSEN, LINDA WAGNER, SUE COWDEN, and BRIAN BECK compare their Senior Drama Awards. The girls received gob- lets and the bovs received mugs in rec- ognition of their outstanding participa- tion and ability in Drama Club. 159 ’•si ROB WILDER Number 1. DON GIFFORD Number 2. PAUL LUCAS Number 3. TOM SHURANCE Number 4. CRAIG MeEWAN Number 5. DOUG McLAUGHLIN was the 1970 recipient of the Manhood award. This proves what everyone knows: that often the little guys” are the biggest in every way that counts, and Doug has been no ex- ception. His courtesy, cooperation, and leadership have shown him to be worthy of this award. Class of 1 970’s 160 MARCIA RIEGGER Number 7. MELISSA EDDY Number 8. The presentation of the 1970 Womanhood award to VICKI AN- DREWS came as no surprise. Vicki has been the kind of girl who is there when needed” in any way, and her many activities, in and out of school, have attested to her enthusiastic outlook on life. PHYLLIS FETZER Number 9. Top Ten Students MARY GRIESINGER Number 6. GEORGE RITTER Number 10. Twelve Years of Work and Fun Come to an End as Members of the Class of 1970 Receive Their Diplomas The successful abolishment of senior exams set the mood for a happy and relieved last week of classes for seniors. Wednesday, May 27, was their final day, and senior fun week began with a bang the following day as the class took off to Cedar Point for its annu- al trip. Everyone returned tired but happy at the end of the day, only to have to get up early the next day for Bacca- laureate rehearsal. Baccalaureate was reinstat- ed this year, but attendance was made optional. It was held on May 31, 1970. Father James Patton was the major speaker, with an address en- titled The Existential Me. The following week saw seniors cleaning up the stadi- um on Tuesday, then gather- ing for Commencement re- hearsal and the senior honors assembly on Wednesday. Above: Mr. Rios watches as Mr. Wible presents a diploma to Sandy Jurich, per- haps one of the most persevering mem- bers of the Class of ’70. Right: Disbelief and joy are mingled on the faces of four brand-new MHS gradu- ates. Front, Chris Smith and Sue Schott; background, Sandy Potterton and Jim Krejci. 162 Commencement was held on Thursday, June 4, 1970. Although rain threatened, it never ma- terialized, and the ceremony was held in the sta- dium, which was decorated with potted flowers and trees and a canopied speakers’ platform. After hearing two student speakers and a choral presentation, the Class of 1970 was presented by Mr. Rios to Mr. Calvin Wible, school board pres- ident. Mr. Wible then presented the diplomas, and after singing the Alma Mater, the class re- cessed to the tune of Pomp and Circumstance. ' Senior year, and the eleven years of school pre- ceding it, were officially over, and the proud members of the Class of 1970 were now gradu- ates of Medina Senior High School. Top: The solemn graduates march in procession to the traditional tune of Pomp and Circumstance. Center: Senior choir members, in their graduation robes of gray or white, join their green-robed fellow singers for the last time as the choir sings during Commencement. 163 Above left: Marcia Riegger addresses her classmates on the intriguing topic, If I Had Wings, No One Would Ask Me Why I Fly.” Above right: Class president Tim Hol- ston presents a few personal revelations as he challenges the Class of 1970 in his speech entitled The Day is Done.” Right: Amy Gunner receives her diplo- ma. Opposite top: It’s over, and Cindy Schaefer, Mike Hattery, and John Tre- leaven wait to turn in their robes. Opposite below: Having received their diplomas and placed their tassels on the left of their mortarboards, the new grad- uates await the recessional. 164 A time to seek . . . 166 Teacher Credits T. J. ALEXANDER B.S., Ohio State University Chemistry GEORGANA ANDERSON B.A., Brenau College English JAMES BAKER B.S.Ed., Kent State University French JAMES BARBOR B.S., Wilmington College Welding, Power Mechanics, and Wood STAN BOSLER B.A., College of Wooster Speech, Dramatics DALE BOWMAN B.S., Bowling Green State University Retailing, Merchandising DAVID BREWER B.S.Ed., M.Ed., Ohio University Computer, Geometry DONALD BUTLER B.A., Mount Union College Economics, Civics, American History GEORGE CALICH M.A., Akron University OWE CHARLES CAREY B.S., Ohio State University M.A., Ohio State University Band, Choir, Glee Clubs ROBERT CELIDONIO B.S., California State College Industrial Arts JAMES CHEUVRONT B.S.Ed., Ohio State University Industrial arts. Aviation, Drivers’ education MARILYN CROSS B.A., College of Wooster M.A., Llniversity of Akron A. P. Math, Pre-Calculus, Elementary Analysis HOWARD DAILEY B. S.Ed., Kent State University M.E., Kent State University Civics, Economics ORLETA DEMUTH B.A., Capital University American Heritage, American History, AP-European History ARTHUR EISENMANN B.A., Kent State University M.A., Kent State University Industrial Arts DONALD ELRICK B.A., Hiram College English DOROTHY ELRICK B.A., Hiram College English ROBERT EVANS A. B., Central Mic higan University B. S., Central Michigan University M. A., Central Michigan University Art, French THOMAS GEORGE _B.A., Mount Union College American History STANLEY GRAHAM B.A., Ohio State University M.A., Wesleyan University Physics, Earth Science DONNA GRUND B.A., University of Colorado German EUGENE HAAS B.S.Ed., Ohio State University Algebra ROGER HATHAWAY B.S.Ed., Ohio State University B.O.E.. Office Practice JEANNETTE HEIGES B.A., Oberlin College English FRED HEYBURN B.S.Ed., Akron University Music History, Orchestra ROSEMARY HOLDEN B.S.Ed., Kent State University English THOMAS HOLDEN B.S., Northwestern University Humanities, AP English MICHAEL HOLDENER B.F.A., Kent State University Work-Study Coordinator SUSAN HORNBERGER B.S.Ed. Kent State University Vocational Home Economics REBECCA HUDDLE B.S.Ed., Ohio State University American History, European History, Afro-Asian History JOHN INSPRUCKER B.A., Oberlin College M. A. .Toledo University General Mathematics MARLENE JIVIDEN B.S.Ed., Kent State University College Notehand, Personal Typing SUSAN KELLOGG B.A., Ohio Wesleyan Latin SUSAN KITSKA B.S.Ed., Kent State University German, English PATRICIA LAWRENCE B.S.Ed., Miami University Physical Education NORMAN LIMPERT B.A., Bowling Green State University Physical Education MANUEL MILLOR B.A., University of Havana M.A., University of Akron Spanish JAMES MINICK B.A., Penn State Algebra, General Math, Geometry JEANETTE NEPTUNE B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College English, Journalism STANLEY O’CONNOR B.A., Kent State University B.S.Ed., Kent State University M.E., Kent State Llniversity DCT GEORGE PAIDAS B.S., Mount Union College Ungraded Math, General Math, Geometry, Algebra DELMAR PHILLIPS B.A., Fairmont State Business English, Bookkeeping, Business Machines LAWRENCE PILARSK1 B.S.Ed.. Kent State University Sociology, Psychology NINA RASMUSSEN B.S., Kent State University Crafts, Drawing, Painting, Art History THOMAS ROBSON B.S., Kent State University Biology LOSIA SCHAFER B.S.Ed., Ohio Training School Muskingum College Shorthand, Typing DOUGLAS SHAMP A. B., Muskingum College M.A.T., College of Wooster English KATHY SMITH B. S.Ed., Kent State University Home Economics CAROL STAHNKE B.A., Michigan State Llniversity English SALLY STARR B.A., Kent State University Special Education HELEN STREETT B.A., Bluffton College Special Education JOE SWINGLISH B.S., California State College M.N.S., University of Oklahoma Earth Science CAROL TOTH B.S.Ed., Kent State University COE DOUGLAS WALKER B.S., Baldwin-Wallace College Biology, B.S.C.S. GREGORY WARE B.S.Ed., Miami University Earth Science JIM WELLS B.S., Ball State University General Business, Record Keeping DALE WEYGANDT B. A., College of Wooster M.S., Indiana University Health ANN WHITMAN B.A., Bluffton College Algebra OLGA ZIMMERMAN B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College Spanish 167 Senior Activities CATHY ACKER: Pep Club 1-2-34, GAA 1-2-34, Ski Club 3, CAA 3-4, FT A 3-4, Card Section 3-4, Intramu- rals 1-2-3-4, Symphonic Band 2-3-4. Activity Choir 1, Girl’s Glee 1. RICHARD ALLAIN: Football 1, Tennis 1, Intramurals 1, Wrestling 2, DECA 4. GEORGE ANDERSON: Football 1-2-34, Basketball 1- 2-3, Track 1-2-34, Varsity M” Club 2-3-4. VICKI ANDREWS: Drama Club 1-2-34, Pep Club 1- 2- 3, GAA 1-2-3, Language Club 3, CAA 3, GLC 3-4, FTA 4, Symphonic Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 4, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Activity Band 1, Girl’s Glee 1. RAY ANKLAM: Football 1-2, Track 1. NANCY ATEN: Language Club 1-2, GAA 1-2, CAA 3- 4, Pep Club 1-2, Concert Choir 3-4, Girl’s Glee 1-2. KEN AIJKERMAN: Varsity ”M” 2-3-4, Math Club 4, Intramurals 2-3-4, Football 1-2-34, Wrestling 2, Base- ball 3-4. WALTER BAKER: Work Study 3-4. JAMES BAILEY: Work Study 3-4. SHANNON BAILEY: Ski Club 3-4, Art Club 3-4, Pep Club 2. PAUL BAISDEN: Football 4, Concert Choir 2. TONY BARATTA: Varsity ”M” Club 2-3-4, Football 1- 2-34, Basketball 1-2, Baseball 1-2-34. Intramurals 3-4. EARL BARNES: DECA 4. BRIAN BECK: Drama Club 1-3-4, Language Club 3, Science Club 1-4, CAA 3, Math Club 4. Basketball 2, Track 1. Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Stardusters 4, Concert Choir 3-4, Orchestra 4. DAVID BECK: Orchestra 1. GENE BERGER: DECA 4. CINDY BETZ: Pep Cluh 1-2-34, GAA 1-2-3-4, Card Section 2-3-4, Intramurals 1-2-34, Symphonic Band 2- 3-4, Activity Band 1, Majorette 4. SANDY BIGGS: Work Study 3-4, Y-Teens 4. DEBBIE BIGHAM: COE 4. CAROL BILICZKY: GAA 1-2-34, Pep Cluh 1-2-34, CAA 3-4, Medinian 2-3-4, Symphonic Band 2-3-4, Ac- tivity Band 1. TINA BILINOVICH: Intramurals 1, Girl ' s Glee 3-4. JEFFREY BIXBY: Drama Club 3-4, FTA 3-4, Audio 3- 4, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Activity Choir 1, Mens Glee 4. BONITA BLEVINS: COE 4, FBLA 3. JIM BORSICH: Intramurals 3-4. ALLEN BOYER: Tennis 2-3-4, Symphonic Band 2- 3-4, Stardusters 1-2-34, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Activity Band 1, Activity Choir 1. PAUL BROTHERTON: Football 2. Intramurals 2-3-4. DON BRYENTON: Varsity ”M” Club 3-4, Football 1-2, Basketball 1-2-34, Track 2, Symphonic Band 1-2, Concert Choir 1 -2-3-4. MARTY CARL: Football 1, Audio 4. RAYMOND CARLISLE: Intramurals 1-2-34. DENNIE CASEY: Drama Club 1-2-3, FTA 3, GAA 1, Pep Club 4. SHEILA CAVEY: DCT 4, Pep Club 1-2, Girl’s Glee 1- 2, Activity Choir 1, Cheerleading 1. PHIL CLARKSON: Drama Club 3, Golf 1-2-3, In- tramurals 3-4. DENYSE CLAUDE: Drama Club 2-3-4, Ski Club 2- 3-4, COE 4, FBLA 3, Pep Club 1-2, GAA 1, Activity Choir 1. STEVE CLAY: Medinian , Football 1-2, Wrestling 1- 3-4, Symphonic Band 2-3-4, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Ac- tivity Band 1, Activity Choir 1. DIANE CLEARY: GAA 1-2-34, Pep Club 1-2-3, Audio 1-2-34, Ski Club 1-2-3. MIKE CLEARY: Math Club 4, Varsity M” Club 2- 3-4, Football 2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-34, Track 1-2-3-4. DON COLE: FBLA 4, Concert Choir 1-2-34. LARRY COLLINS: Varsity ”M” Club 4, Football 1- 2- 3-4. Track 1-2-34, Intramurals 4, Class Officer 4. SANDY COWDEN: Y-Teens 1-2-34, FBLA 1-2, Sym- phonic Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 1, Activity Band 1. SUE COWDEN: Drama Club 1-2-34, FTA 3-4, GAA 1- 2-34. Pep Club 1-2, Ski Club 2-3, Intramurals 1- 2- 3-4, Symphonic Band 2-3-4, Activity Band 1. VICKIE CRANE: Pep Club 1-2, Card Section 2, Drama Club 1, GAA 1-2, Art Club 4, Girl’s Glee 2, Activity Choir 1. DEBRA CR1PPS: 1 I A 3-4, CAA 3, Language Club 3- 4, Art Club 4, Audio 3-4. CHUCK CRONICK: Football 1, Basketball 1, Track 1- 2-3, DCT 4. JIM CROOKS: Wrestling 2, Baseball 4. Intramurals 3-4, Gymnastics 3. KELBY CRUM: DCT 4. SANDIE DAGUE: Y-Teens 2-4, FHA4, Orchestra 1-2. Activity Band 1-2-3, Concert Choir 1-2. CANDY DAVIS: COE 4, Ski Club 2-3-4, FBLA 3, Y- Teens 1-2, International Club 1, Pep Club 2-3, Medi- nian 4, Girl’s Glee 1. DORIS DAVIS: GAA 1 -2. Pep Club 1-2, COE 1. Activ- ity Choir 1, Card Section 1-2. TOM DeGENERO: DCT 4. JUDY DENSON: VICA 4, FNA 4, Y-Teens 3-4. Lan- guage Cluh 3, Orchestra 1-2-3. JIM DEI RING: Men s Glee 4, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Activity Choir 1. DAVE DIETRICH: CAA 3, Intramurals 2-3, Wrestlin 1 . JIM DOLEJS: WSC 3-4. JIM DONNELLY: Ski Club 3, DCT 4, Cross-Countr 2, Track 2. BETH DOOLEY: GAA 2-3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Girl’ Glee 3. TOM DOYLE: Ski Club 3, Audio 2, VICA 4. DCT 4 BOB DROGELL: DECA 1. Symphonic Band 2, Activi ty Band 1. KIM DURINGER: Pep Club 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Y Teens 1, Ski Club 2-3, Drama Club 1-2. CONNIE EAKEN: Drama Club 2, Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Ski Club 3, Girl’s Glee 2-3-4, Activity Choir 1. KIM EBERWEIN: Ski Club 2-3, Drama Club 2-3, Pei Club 3-4, FTA 4, FBLA 4, Girl’s Glee 4. DEBBIE ECKERT: Pep Club 4. MELISSA EDD : GAA 1-2-3-4, Drama Club 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 1-2, Y-Teens 1. CAA 3-4, Medinian 3-4, In tramurals 1-2-3-4, Activity Choir 1, Girl’s Glee 2. TERRY EDWARDS: FBLA 4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Y Teens 1-2-3, Drama Club 4, Art Club 3, Medinamite 4 PORTIA ELLIOTT: Pep Club 1-2-3, Ski Club 3-4 Drama Club 2, GAA 1 -2-3-4, GLC 3-4. Medinian 4, In tramurals 1-2-3-4, Beeliner 4. DONNA FALCONER: Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, FTA 4, Svn phonic Band 3-4, Concert Ch oir 2-3-4, Orchestra 4 Activity Band 1-2, Girl ' s Glee 1. THOM FARREN: OWE 4. SCOTT EEBUS: Varsity ”M’’ Club 2-3-4, Math Club 4 Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Symphonic Band 2, Activity Band 1. JANYCE FERGUSON: DCT 4, GAA 1, Audio Club f Girl’s Glee 3. LINDA FETTY: FBLA 4, Drama Club 1, Girl’s Glee 4 PHYLLIS FETZER: GLC 3-4, FTA 1-2-3-4, Y-Teen 1-2. Language Club 3, CAA 3, Math Club 4, Intrami rals 3, Girl’s Glee 1. LESTER FISHER: DCT 4. JOHN FLEMING: CAA 3-4, Math Club 4, Football 1-2. Track 1, Tennis 2. CHARMAINE FORSHA: GAA 3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3. ROBIN FORSYTHE: GAA 1-2, Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, FTA 4, Pep Club 4, Intramurals 1-3, Concert Choir 2-3-4. Girl ' s Glee 2-4, Activity Choir 1. DEBRA FOSTER: Language Club 3, Intramu- rals 2, Concert Choir 1-2-3. LARRY FOSTER: Wrestling 2-3. KERRY FOULKE: Art Club 1-2, Drama Club 1-2-3 168 BONNIE FRIEDT: Pep Club 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2-34, Drama Club 1-2-34, Medinamite 4, Activity Band 1, Activity Choir 1, Symphonic Band 2-3. LEONARD FROST: Football 1, Student Council 4. RICK FRY: VICA 4. AL GAGER: VICA, Football 1, Basketball 1, Intramu- rals 2-3. CHERYL GALLUCCI: COE 4, FBLA 34. RICK GANYARD: Varsity M” Club 3-4, CAA 3, Track 1-34, Cross-Country 4, Intramurals 4, Concert Choir 1-2-34, Activity Band 1. BILL GIBBS: Cross-Country 2, Basketball 1-2, In- tramurals 3. DON GIFFORD: Math Club 4, CAA 3, Symphonic Band 2-3-4, Activity Band 1. Intramurals 2-3-4. CHERYL GORFIDO: Pep Club 1-2-34, GAA 1-2-3, Card Section 2-3, Concert Choir 4, Activity Band 1, Activity Choir 1, Girl’s Glee 2-3. JUDY GORFIDO: GAA 1-2-3, Pep Club 1-2-34, FBLA 3-4, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Girl’s Glee 1-2-3. LUCY GREEN: OWE 4, Girl’s Glee 1-2-3. MARY GRIESINGER: GAA 1-2-34, Pep Club 1-2, Drama Club 1-3, Concert Choir 3-4, Orchestra 1-2-34, Activity Choir 1, Girl’s Glee 2. MARV GRIEVE: Varsity M” Club 2-3-4, Math Club 4, Gymnastics Club 1-2-34, Football 4, Baseball 1- 2-3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4. JANE GUILTINAN: Ski Club 2-3-4, GAA 1-2-34, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, GLC 4. Intramurals 1-2-34, Homecom- ing Attendant 4. DAVID GLIINN: Nitronian 1. UN Club 2, Science Club 2, Latin Club 2, Svmphonic Band 1-2-3-4, Concert Choir 1. JOHN GULLEDGE: Varsitv M” Club 2-3-4, Math Club 4, CAA 3-4, Football 1, Track 1-2-34, Cross Country 2-3-4. AMY GUNNER: GAA 4, Ski Club 4, Homecoming Attendant 4. ROXIE HAAS: Drama Club 1-2-34. GLC 3, Pep Club 1, GAA 1-2-34, Concert Choir 3-4. Girl’s Glee 1. Bee- liners 4. DEBBIE HALL: Y-Teens 1, Concert Choir 4, Girl’s Glee 2-3, Activity Choir 1. DEBRA HALLOCK: Gymnastics 1-2, Drama Club 1- 2-3-4, Y-Teens 1, GAA 1-2-34, Pep Club 1-2-3, FT A 2-3, Ski Club 2-3, Medinian 3, Intramurals 1-2-34, Girl’s Glee 2. DAVID HARMS: Audio Club 1-4, Drama Club 24, Football 34. PAT HARNEY: DCT 4. KYLE HARRINGTON: Varsitv M” 1-2-34. Football 1-2-34, Basketball 1-2-3-4. Baseball 1-2-3-4. MIKE HATTERY: Math Club 4, Varsity M” 3-4, Stu- dent Council 2, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4. Track 1. Tennis 2-3-4. SENESA HENDERSON: GAA 1, Pep Club 2, FBLA 3, COE 4. KIM HENSCHEL: Pep Club 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3, In- tramurals 2, Concert Choir 4, Girl ' s Giee 2-3, Activity Choir 1. STEPHANIE HOBB: GAA 1-2-3, Pep Club 1-2-3, Y- Teens 1, FBLA 3, COE 4, Girl’s Glee 1. TIM HOLSTON: Varsity M” Club 3-4. CAA 4, Foot- ball 1, Wrestling 1-2-34, Intramurals 1-2-34, Class Officer 3-4. RAYMOND HOOD: Varsity M” Club 1-2-34, Foot- ball 1-2-34, Track 1-2-34, Intramurals 2-3-4. JENNA HURST: Drama Club 1-2-3-4, Language Club 4, Math Club 4, Pep Club 1-2, Concert Choir 2-34, Girl ' s Glee 1-2. JEAN HUTCHINSON: DECA 4, Y-Teens 1, Drama Club 2, Activity Choir 1. NANCY INDOE: FHA 1-2-34, Y-Teens 3, Girl’s Glee 3. DAVID INGRAM: Rifle Club 3, Symphonic Band 2-3. Activity Band 1. KARLA JAKUBEC: GAA 1-2-3, Pep Club 2-3, FT A 1. FBLA 3, Drama Club 1-3, Girl’s Glee 1-2-3. GREG JEDLICKA: Ski Club 4, Football 1. Wrestling 1 . DENNIS JENNINGS: DE 4, Track 1, Tennis 1, Sym- phonic B„nd 3, Activity Band 1. TENA JOHNSON: Pep Club 4, GAA 3-4, Medinian 3, Card Section 4, Ski Club 4, Intramurals 1-2-34, Activi- ty Choir 1. WAYNE JONES: Rifle Club 1, Football 3-4. THERISA KASZIAN: Pep Club 1, Y-Teens 1, DE 4. BETTY KENZIG: FBLA 3-4, Y-Teens 2-3-4. PAM KERCH: Pep Club 1-4, COE 4, Language Club 1, Intramurals 1-2, Concert Choir 1-2-34, Girl’s Glee 1- 2-3. SARAH KINCAID: FNA 3, VICA 4. JANET KINDER: OWE 4. TERRY KINDER: OWE 4. LINDA KITCHEN: Girl’s Glee 2, Teen Club 1-2. RICK KITCHEN: Rifle Club 3, Teen Club 1-2. Pep Club 2, Basketball 1-2, Baseball 1-2, Intramurals 1- 2-3-4. NANCEE KLEIN: Ride Club 4, GAA 1, Language Club 1, Pep Club 1. DAVID KLOPP: Wrestling 3-4. Track 1-2, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Activitv Choir 1. DAN KNOCH: DECA 4. EILEEN KOVACEK: GAA 1-2-34, Pep Club 1-2-34, FBLA 4, Language Club 3, Cheerleading 1, Svmphonic Band 2-3-4, Activity Band 1, Majorette 4. BOB KREBS: Ski Club 3, Track 2. Intramurals 4, Con- cert Choir 3-4. JIM KREJCI: Varsitv ”M ” Club 3-4, Football 3-4, Wrestling 4, Track 3-4, Intramurals 2-3. EVE KROSSE: Pep Club 1-2-34, GAA 1-2-34. Drama Club 1-2-34, CAA 3, Ski Club 3. BEV KULP: GAA 1-2-34. Pep Club 1-2-34, Card Sec- tion 2, Gymnastics 1-4, Cheerleading 3-4, Intramurals 1- 2-34, Symphonic Band 2-3, Activitv Band 1. Home- coming Attendant 4. KEN LARSEN: Drama Club 4, Gymnastics 2-3-4, Football 1, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Activitv Choir 1. DEBBIE LEHMAN: DE 4. KENT LIND: DCT 4. S I EVE LOVELESS: Audio Club 1, Language Club 1, Rifle Club 3-4, Intramurals 2-4. ELLEN LOYER: GAA 1-2-3, Pep Club 1-2-3, Drama Club 3, COE 4. PAUL LUCAS: Math Club 4, CAA 3-4, Intramurals 2- 3-4. TIM LUEDY: Varsitv ”M’’ Club 4, Football 1, Basket- ball 1-2-3, Track 1-2-3. DFBBIE MACK: COE 4, FBLA 3, Ski Club 2-3-4. Pep Club 1-2, Y-Teens 1, Activitv Choir 1-2, Medinian 4. JOHN MACK: Football 1-3, Basketball 1, Track 1-2. Intramurals 2-3-4, Wrestling 1. SUE MALLERY: GAA 1-2-3. GLC 4. Pep Club 1- 2- 3-4. Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Girl’s Glee 1-2, Class Offi- cer 2. NANCY MANN: Y-Teen 1-2-34. FBLA 3-4. Activitv Band 1-2-3. GARY McCLUNG: Drama Club 2, DCT 4, Audio Club 1- 2. Rifle Club 3. BARDNER MeCOl RT: Gymnastics 1-2, Svmphonic Band 2, Activitv Band 1. TOM McCOURT: Gymnastics 2-3, Svmphonic Band 2, Activitv Band 1. CRAIG McEWAN: Math Club 4. Varsitv M” Club 3- 4, Language Club 1, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Activitv Band 1, Baseball 1-2-3-4. DOUG McLAUGHLIN: Math Club 4, CAA 3, Student Council 2-4, Varsitv ”M” Club 2-3-4, Football 2. Bas- ketball 1-2-34, Cross-Countrv 3, Baseball 1-2-34, Symphonic Band 4, Activitv Band 1. JUDI MEDLEY: DE 4, Girl’s Glee 1-2-3. Intramurals 2- 3, Pep Club 3, Card Section 3, Gaa 1-2, Drama Club 3. BONNIE MEYERS: GAA 1-2-34, Pep Club 1-2-34, Gymnastics 1. Medinian 2-3, GLC 3-4, Math Club 4, CAA 3-4, Intramurals 1-2-34, Cheerleading 1-2-34, Class Officer 3-4. DAVE MILLER: Varsitv ”M ” Club 2-3-4, Pep Club 3. Ski Club 3, Cross-Countrv 2-3. Wrestling 2, Track 1- 2-3-4. DAVE MOHN: Varsity M” Club 3-4, Drama Chib 4, Football 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 1, Track 1-2-3-4. DENISE MORTON: Drama Club 1, Y-Teens 2, FHA 3, FBLA 2-4, Pep Club 1, Svmphonic Band 2, Girl’s Glee 169 POLLY MUELLER: Pep Club 1-2-34, GAA 1-3-4, Ski Club 2-3-4, Language Club 1-2, Audio Club 1-2-3, Y- Teens 1, Art Club 4. LINDA MUTTER: GAA 1-2, Pep Club 1-2, Y-Teens 1, Audio Club 1-4, Art Club 4, Language Club 1. TIM MYERS: CAA 3-4, Varsity M” Club 3-4, Math Club 4, Track 1, Intramurals 2-3, Wrestling 2-3, Activi- ty Band 1. KEN NAFTZER: Varsitv ”M” Club 2, Football 2, Bas- ketball 1, Track 4, Intramurals 2-3, Concert Choir 4. SUE NEPTUNE: GAA 1-2-34, Pep Club 1-2-34, Y- Teens 1, Ski Club 2. LARRY NEWBERRY: CAA 3, Football 1-3, Intramu- rals 3-4. KEN NIXON: Audio Club 2, Intramurals 2-3. ARVID NORD: Class Officer 1, Varsity M” Club 2- 3-4, Football 1-2-34, Basketball 1-2, Track 1, Baseball 2- 3-4, Intramurals 3-4. DEBBIE NULL: GAA 1-2-34, Pep Club 1-2-34, FT A 3- 4, Y-Teens 1, Art Club 4, Audio Club 4, Ski Club 2- 3-4, Activity Choir 1. GLENN OLDS: Football 1-2-34, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 4, Concert Choir 3. BARB PARKER: GAA 1-2, DCT 4, Pep Club 2-3, FHA 1. LINDA PERKINS: GAA 3, Pep Club 3, Gymnastics 1, Cheerleading 2-3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4. TONY PERRY: Varsitv “M” Club 3-4, Cross-Country 3-4, Track 1-2-34, Intramurals 1. KAREN PHILLIPS: FBLA 2, Pep Club 1, FHA 1, Y- Teens 1, Activity Choir 1, Girl’s Glee 3. SANDY PHILLIS: Pep Club 1-2, Y-Teens 1, COE 4, Activity Choir 1. DENNIS PIFER: Football 1-2, Intramurals 3-4. DENNIS POORMAN: Intramurals 2-3, Concert Choir 2- 3, Activity Choir 1. TERI POW ELL: GAA 1-2, Drama Club 3, Girl ' s Glee 1 . CAROL PRICE: Y-Teens 1, DECA 4, Pep Club 4, Girl’s Glee 1. JEANNE PRITCHARD: GAA 2-3-4, Language Club 1, GGLC 3-4, Medinamite 4, Intramurals 1-2-34. GARY QUESADA: Varsity M” Club 3-4, Football 1- 3- 4, Basketball 1, Wrestling 3-4, Track 1. BONNIE RAKER: FBLA 3, COE 4, GGLC 3, Activity Choir 1. ROBERT RAWLINGS: Varsity M” Club 2-3-4, DE 4, Football 1, Track 1-2, Cross-Country 2-3, Intramurals 2. DIANE RICE: Drama Club 4, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Ac- tivity Choir 1, Girl’s Glee 3. NANCY RICHARDSON: Pep Club 1-2-34, GAA 1- 2-3-4, Y-Teens 2, Beeliner 4, GGLC 4. WILLIAM RICHARDSON: Track 2, Intramurals 3-4. DIRK RICKARD: Football 1-2, Intramurals 3-4. MARCIA RIEGGER: Pep Club 1-2-34, GAA 1-2-34, GLC 3-4, Ski Club 2-3-4, Student Council Class Officer 3. GEORGE RITTER: Math Club 4, Band 2-3-4, Interna- tional Club 1, Orchestra 3. DAVE RIZZO: Football 3-4, Track 3-4, Intramurals 4. DAVE RODGERS: Varsitv M” 2-3-4, FT A 4, Drama Club 4. BILL RODGERS: FT A 4, Football 1, Intramurals 2- 3-4, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Activity Choir 1. BARB ROOY: FHA 1-2-34, Y-Teens 2-3, COE 3-4. ROLAND ROZELL: DCT 4. ELLEN RUF: Y-Teens 1-2, Pep Club 1, COE 4, Activi- ty Choir 1, Girl’s Glee 2-3. CINDY SCHAEFER: Pep Club 1-2-34, Gym Leaders 3-4, GAA 1 -2-3-4, Ski Club 4. TERRY SCHERZ: Varsity M” 2-3-4, Football 1- 2-3-4, Basketball 1, Track 1-2-3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4. DAVE SCHMID: Audio Club 4, Student Council 4. DOROTHY SCHNEIDER: Y-Teens 1-2, DCT 4, FNA 4, Activity Choir 1, Girl’s Glee 3. SUSAN SCHOTT: Beeliners 4, GAA 4, GGLC 3-4, Gymnastics 2-3-4, Ski Club 4, Intramurals 1-4, Concert Choir 2-4, Girl’s Glee 3, Activity Choir 1. SUE SCHllCK: Pep Club 1-2, GAA 1-4, Medinian 4. JAN SCOTT: Pep Club 3, Language Club 2-3-4, GAA 2-3-4, FHA 1-2, Math Club 4, Drama Club 1-2-3-4, GLC 4, FTA 4, Ski Club 3-4, Concert Choir 1-2. MIKE SETZER: DE 4. RICHARD SHAW: FTA 1-2-3, FBLA 3, DECA 4, Ski Club 3, Concert Choir 1-2-3. ERIC SHIREY: Orchestra 1-2-3-4. JACK SHRIMPLIN: Ski Club 2, Varsity ”M” 3-4, Football 1-2-3, Wrestling 1-2-3-4, Track 1, Intramurals 3, Activity Choir 1. TOM SHURANCE: Language Club 1-2, CAA 3, Gym- nastics 2-3-4, Math Club 4, Orchestra 1-2-3. GENE SIEGFRIED: DCT 4, Tennis 1-2, Activity Choir 1 - 2 . DOUG SIMMERS: Varsity M” 2-3-4, Football 1-2, Intramurals 3-4, Wrestling 1-2-3-4. CHRIS SMITH: Gymnastics 2-3-4, Language Club 3-4, Concert Choir 4, Girl’s Glee 1 -2-3-4. TEENA SPEARS: Y-Teens 1, Girl’s Glee 2-3-4, Stu- dent Council 3, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Girl ' s Glee 2-3-4. LAURA SPONSELLER: Drama Club 2-3-4, FTA 3-4, Language Club 3-4, Art Club 4, Audio 3. PAM STAMBAUGH: Pep Club 3-4, GAA 1-4, In- tramurals 4, Activity Band 1, Beeliners 4. SHERRY STARR: Pep Club 1-2, GAA 1-2, Language Club 4, Band 3-4, Concert Choir 1-2-3-4, Activity Band 2. JANICE ST DL: International Club 1-3, DCT 4 VICA 4, FNA 4. WANDA STREET: Y-Teens 3, GAA 1-2, DECA 4, In- tramurals 2, Girls Glee 1-3, Activity Choir 2. CHARLOTTE STUART: FHA 3-4, COE 4, Girl’s Glee 3. MARYANN STUCHAL: COE 4. STEVE SUMMERS: COE 4, Football 1, Track 3, In- tramurals 4. KATHY SWINGLE: FTA 3-4, GAA 2, Language Club 3-4. MARILYN SZAFRANSKI: Intramurals 1. ELAINE THOMAN: GAA 4, Ski Club 4, Drama Club 1-4, Language Club 1. TERI TIPPETT: Pep Club 1, GAA 1, Art Club 2, Drama Club 3-4, Medinamite 4. DON TODD: Wrestling 2-3-4. DONNA TODISH: Pep Club 2-3-4, GAA 1-2, Drama Club 1-2, Language Club 1. JOHN TRELEAVEN: CAA 3-4, Math Club 4, Football 1, Intramurals 3-4, Wrestling 1. RON TURNBAUGH: Intramurals 1, Activity Choir 1, Concert Choir 1. PAUL VANDENBERG: French Club 1. 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Compliments of Hanshue Auto Company Medina Paint Company 119 Mrs. Elrick says, “Bruce, don’t you dare snap that picture! North Court Street Medina 180 228 South Court Street Medina, Ohio 44256 Dean and Barry Paint Wallpapers Window Shades Decorating Supplies “HEADQUARTERS!” Team and School Athletic Equipment Uniforms • Jackets Trophies and Engraving CHAMPION Sporting Goods Co Medina Shopping Center Best Wishes From TUBBS AGENCY, INC Insurance and Real Estate 203 North Court Medina, Ohio 44256 Insurance: 723-1556 Real Estate: 723-41 1 1 they just smell that way. THE A.I. ROOT COMPANY 623 West Liberty Street Medina, Ohio 44256 4H ' ih ' mr ' L jyjjlj L„ rHTij p n kpr ' y (T f . i|sS Phone: 723-1561 “The Home of World-Famous Beekeeping Supplies” 181 w CAL IBLE INC. Fine Motor Cars In Medina Pontiac Buick Opel Cadillac 321 South Court Street Medina, Ohio Phone: 722-1555 One good turn gets most of the blanket. 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Polo ROLLY’S TRUCK SALES International Motor Trucks Complete Parts and Service Dept. 150 West Smith Road Medina, Ohio Phone: 725-4949 187 Seniors Abramoska, Paul 27 - 33 - 133 Acker, Cathv 33 - 109 - 111 - 120 - 124 - 136 Allain, Richard 33 - 130 Anderson, George 33 - 86 -87 -1(X) - 101 - 119 Andrews, Victoria 33-40-48 -108 - 111 - 112 - 129 - 137 - 140 -156 - 161 Anklam, Raymond 33 - 123 Aten, Nancy 33 - 112 Aukerman, Kenneth 33 - 86 - 119 - 147 Bailey, James 33 Bailey, Shannon 33 - 126 Baisden, Paul 23 - 33 I Baker, Walter 33 I Baratta, Anthony 34 - 86 - 119 Barnes, Earl 34 - 130 I Beck, Brian 34- 108 -110- 112 - 116 - 140 - 159 - 163 - 165 Beck, David 34 Beckwith, Barbara 34 - 112 - 120 - 124 Been, Nancy 34 - 122 - 126 - 128 - 141 - 142 - 144 - 146 Berger, Gene 34 - 130 - 139 Betz, Cindv 34 - 50-108-110 -112-120-124 Biggs, Sandra 34 - 131 - 145 - v 162 j , ' Bigham, Debra 34 - 132 Biliczky, Carol 34 - 40 - 108 - 110 - 120 - 122 - 124 - 192 1 Bilinovich, Christine 34 Bixby, Jeff 34 - 44 - 116- 136 -140 Blevins, Bonita 35 - 132 j Blossom, Mary 35 | Borsich, James 35 I Boyer, Allen 35 - 48 - 109 - 1 1 1 - 112 - 116 - 117 - 156 - 159 | Bowman, David 35 - 139 j I Brotherton, Paul 35 Bryenton, Donald 35 - 93 - 112 - 119 - 151 - 152 - 159 ( arl, Martin 35 Carlisle, Raymond 35 f Casey, Denise 35 - 124 Cavey, Sheila 36 ' Clarkson, Phillip 36 Claude, Denyse 36 - 132 Clay, Steve 36 - 44 - 97 - 99 - 109 - 111 - 112 - 122 - 146 Cleary, Diane 36 - 120 - 133 Cleary, Mike 36 - 86 - 88 - 92- 93 - 100 - 119 - 147 Cole, Don 36 - 1 12 Collins, Larrv 32 - 36 - 40 - 86 -88- 100- 119- 151- 155- 1.56 Cowden, Sandra 36 - 56 - 108 -110 Cowden, Sue 36 - 109 - 110 • 120 - 136 - 140 - 159 Crane, Vickie 36 - 126 Cripps, Deborah 36 - 56-126 -141 - 142 - 146 Index Grieve, Marvin 42 - 55 - 86 - Luedy, Tim 46 119 -121 - 147 Cronick, Charles 37 - 121 - 133 Crooks, James 37 Crum, Kelby 37 - 133 Dague, Sandra 37-51-138 Davis, Candice 37 - 122 - 132 Davis, Doris 37 - 132 DeGenero, Tom 27 - 38 - 133 Denson, Judith 38 - 145 Deuring, James 38 - 112 - 116 Dietrich, David 38 iJolejs, James 131 Dooley, Elizabeth 38 - 1 15 - 120 -121 - 124 - 125 Doyle, Tom 133 Drogell, Robert 38 - 130 Duringer, Kim 38 - 120 - 124 Eaken, Constance 38-51 - 145 Eberwein, Kim 38 - 115 - 124 -136 Eckert, Deborah 38 - 124 Eddy, Melissa 39 - 50 - 120 - 122 ' - 161 Edwards, Terry 39 - 123 - 124 -140 Elliott, Portia 39 - 40 - 51-118 - 120 - 122 - 129 - 144 Falconer. Donna 39 - 108 - 111 - 112 - 117 - 136 Farren, Thomas 39 - 139 Febus, Scott 35 - 39 - 86 - 100 -119 - 147 Ferguson, Janyce 39 - 133 Fetty, Linda 39 - 136 Fetzer, Phyllis 39 - 57 - 125 - 129 - 136 ' - 159 - 161 Fisher, Lester 39 - 133 Fisher, Susan 130 Fleming, John 39 - 119 - 147 - 165 Forsha, Charmaine 39 - 120 Forsythe, Robin 40-51 - 115 -124 Foster, Debra 40 Foster, Larrv 40 Foulke, Kerry 40-51 Friedt, Bonnie 40 - 50 - 109 - 120 - 123 - 124 - 140 Frost, Leonard 40 - 128 Fry, Richard 41 - 133 Gager, Allen 27 - 41 - 133 Gallucci, Cheryl 41 - 132 Ganyard, Richard 41 - 100 - 119 ' Gaynor, Dan 41-112 Gehring, Robert 41 Gibbs, William 41 Gifford, Donald 41-108-110 -111 - 117 - 128 - 158 - 160 Gorfido, Bradley 41 - 86 - 97 - 99-128 Gorfido, Cheryl 41-112 Gorfido, Judy 41 - 112 - 124 Greene, Lucy 139 Griesinger, Marv 41 - 1 12 - 117 - 161 - 165 Guiltinan, Jane 42 - 50 - 120 - 124 - 129 - 150 - 152 Guinn, David 42-109-111 Gulledge, John 40 - 42 - 91 - 100 -147 - 152 Gunner, Amy 42 - 50 - 120 - 150 - 164 Haas, Roxie 42 - 118 Hall, Debra 42 -112-140 Hal lock, Debra 42 - 120 Hamilton, Delores 136 Harms, David 42 - 86 Harney, Patrick 42 - 133 Harrington, Kyle 40 - 42 - 55 - 86 - 93 - 95 - 119 Hatterv, Mike 42 - 86 - 93 - 104 -119 -147 - 165 Henderson, Senesa 132 - 43 Henschel, Kim 43 - 112 - 124 Hobb, Stephanie 43 - 132 Holston, Timothy 32 - 40 - 43 -97-99- 119- 128-163- 164 -165 Hood, Raymond 43 - 86 - 100 -119 Hurst, Jennifer 43 - 112 - 140 -141 - 147 Hutchinson, Jean 43 - 130 Indoe, Nancy 43 - 138 Ingram, David 44 Jakubec, Karla 44- 132 Jedlicka, Gregory 44 Jennings, Dennis 44 - 130 Johnson, Tena 44 - 50 - 120 - 124 - 129 Jones, Wayne 44 - 86 - 119 Kaszian, Theresa 44 - 130 Kenzig, Betty 44 - 145 Kerch, Pamela 45 - 112 - 132 Kincaid, Sara 45 - 133 Kinder, Janet 45 - 139 Kinder, Terry 45-139 Kitchen, Linda 45 Klein, Nancee 45 - 130 Klopp, David 45 - 112 - 116 Knoch, Dan 45 - 130 Kovacek, Eileen 45 - 50 - 108 -110 - 120 - 124 - 140 Krebs, Robert 45 - 1 12 - 144 Krejci, James 45 - 55 - 86 - 97 -98 - 99 - 100 - 119 Krosse, Eve 45 - 120 - 124 Kulp, Beverly 40 - 46 - 84 - 120 - 121 - 124’- 150 - 152 Larsen, Kenneth 46 - 121 - 140 - 159 Lehman, Deborah 130 Lind, Kent 133 Loveless, Stephen 46 Loyer, Ellen 46 -132 Lubbeck, Marion 46 Lucas, Paul 46- 147 -158 -160 Mack, Deborah 46 - 122 - 132 Mack, John 46 Mallery, Sue 46 - 120 - 124 - 129 - 153 - 154 - 155 Mann, Nancy 46 -145 McClung, Gary 133 McCourt, Bardner 46 McCourt, Thomas 46 McEwan, Craig 47 - 102 - 1 19 -147 - 160 McLaughlin, Douglas 47 - 93 - 104 - 111 - 119 - 128 - 147 - 152 -160 Medley, Judy 47 - 130 Meyers, Bonnie 32-47-50-84 -120 - 124 - 125 - 129 - 154 - 155 -156 Miller, David 47 Moats, Barbara 47 Mohn, David 47 - 86 - 116 - 119 Morton, Denise 47 - 108 - 110 -115 -.120 - 124 Mueller, Polly 47 - 124 Mutter, Linda 47 - 126 - 142 - 146 Myers, Tim 48 Myers, William 48 - 133 Naftzger, Kenneth 48 - 112 - 1 19 - 155 Neptune, Susan 48 - 124 Newberry, Larrv 48 Nixon, Kenneth 48 Nord, Arvid 48 - 55 - 86 -102 -119 Null, Debra 48- 120- 124- 126 Olds, Glenn 48 - 86 - 87 - 92 - 93 -94 - 100 - 119 - 159 Parker, Barbara 48 - 133 Perkins, Linda 49 - 50 - 84 - 120 -121 - 124 Perry, Tony 49 - 91 - 100- 101 Phillips, Karen 49 - 115 - 124 -125 Phillis, Sandra 49 - 132 Pifer, Dennis 49 Poorman, Dennis 49 Powell, Teri 25 - 49 Price, Carol 49 - 130 Pritchard, Jeanne 49 - 120- 123 -125 Quesada, Gary 55-86-97-99 Raker, Bonita 49 - 132 Rapenchuk, Greg 49 - 121 Rawlings, Robert 49 Rice, Diane 50 - 112 - 140 Richardson, Nancy 50 - 115 - 118 - 120 - 124 - 125 Richardson, William .50 Rickard, Dirk 50 Riegger, Marcia 50 - 56 - 109 - 110 - 120 - 124 - 129 - 144 - 161 -163 - 164 - 165 Ritchie, James 50 Ritchie, Jon 51 - 133 Ritter, George 51 -108-110- 111 - 161 Rizzo, Dave 51 - 8 1 - 86 - 119 Robinson, Barry 51 - 147 Rogers, David 51 - 119 - 136 - 140 Rogers, William 51 - 112 Rooy, Barbara 52 - 132 - 138 Rozell, Roland 52 - 133 Ruf, Ellen 52 - 132 Sailer, Dave 52 - 139 Savage, Paul 133 Schaefer, Lucinda 51 - 52 - 120 - 124 - 125 - 165 Scherz. Terry 52 - 100 - 119 - 154 - 155 Schneider, Dorothy 52 Schott, Sue 52 - 112-118- 121 -125 - 144 - 163 Schuck, Sue 53 - 120 - 122 Scott, Janice 53 - 120 - 129 - 141 - 144 Setzer, Michael 53 - 130 Setzko, Judy 53 - 130 Sexton, Paulette 53 Shaw, Richard 26-53-130 Shirey, Eric 53 - 117 - 121 Shrimplin, Jack 53 - 100 Shurance, Thomas 53 - 120 - 147 - 160 Siegfried, Eugene 53 - 133 Simmers, Douglas 53 - 97 - 98 -99 - 100 - 119 Smith, Christine 50 - 53 - 112 -115 - 121 - 137 - 141 - 162 Spears, Teena 54 - 1 12 - 115 Sponseller, Laura 54 - 126 - 136 -140 - 141 - 146 Stambaugh, Pamela 51 - 54 - 118 - 120 - 124 Starr, Sherry 54-168 Steidl, Janice 54 - 133 Street, Wanda 54 - 130 Stuart, Charlotte 54 - 132 - 138 Stuchal, Maryann 132 Summers, Stephen 54 - 132 Swingle, Kathy 54 - 136 - 141 Szafranski, Marilyn 51 - 54 Tippett, Teresa 32 - .54 - 123 - 140 Todd, Donald 54-97-99 Todish, Donna 55 - 124 Tompkins, Toni 55 - 130 Treleaven, John 55 - 124 - 147 -165 Turnbaugh, Michael 55 Turnbaugh, Ronald 55 - 133 Vandenberg, Paul 55 - 104 - 119 -93 Voorhees, Sharon 55 - 132 Voshal, Denise 55 - 130 Wagner, Linda 47-55-112- 140 - 141 - 159 Wallace, Robert 56 - 100 - 119 - 157 Wells, Beth 56 - 126 Werner, Jane 40-50-56-84 -120- 121 - 124- 150- 151 - 152 Whalen, Frank 56 - 131 White, Wesley 56 - 131 Whittaker, Patricia 50 - 56 - 120 -125 - 140 Wilder, Robert 40 - 56 - 104 - 108 - 109 - 110 - 111 - 116 - 117 - 119 - 160 Williams, Kenneth 56 - 91 - 100 -119 Wilson, Linda 51 - 57 - 126 - 141 Wilt, Patricia 57 - 130 Wright, Duncan 55 - 57 - 86 - 97 -99 - 119 - 147 Yoder, William 57 - 131 Juniors Ahramoska, Amy 58 - 109 - 111 -120 Akers, Nyoka 58 Alspach, Karen 58 - 84 - 120 - 124 - 125 Arnold, Mike 58 - 100 - 104 Aukerman, Linda 58 - 120 - 124 Bader, Bradley 58 - 109 - 110 -117 Baird, Phillip 58 - 127 Baker, John 58 Baker, Katherine 58 -115 Bannon, Raymond 58 - 112 - 123 Barabas, Judith 58 - 108 - 110 -112 - 113 - 117 - 120 - 124 Bargar, Gary 58 Barnes, Debra 58 Bay less, Teresa 58-131 Beck, Bill 58-110 Beckwith, Carol 58 - 140 Biliczky, Joyce 58 - 137 Bixler, Gayle 58 - 108 - 110 - 112 - 113 - 116 - 117 - 120 - 124 - 129 - 141 Bowman, Becky .58 -134 Bowman, Victoria 58 - 140 Brenstuhl, Neil 58 Brewer, David 59 - 112 Bucksar, Darlene 59 - 1 12 - 134 Bunyan, James 59 Burke, John 59 - 112 - 127 • 128 -155 Burkey, Richard 59 Butcher, Diane 59 -134 C alame, Joy 59 Cameron, C arol 59 - 120 - 124 Carl, Eric 59 (Carlson, Diane 59 - 134 (Carpenter, Ken 59 Carpenter, Sharon 59 Carter, Frank 59 - 139 (barter, Stanley 59 Casey, Bonnie 59 - 124 - 136 Cavey, Marv 59 - 120 - 124 - 134 Cendro, Joe 59 - 97 Clark, Alan 59-108-111-116 -117 Clary, Patsy 59 - 134 Clawson, Richard 59 Claycomb, Galen 59 - 112 Cochran, Marianne 59 - 118- 120 - 124 Coffey, Marian 59 - 120 - 124 Coleman, Richard 59 - 86 - 93 -119 Conners, James 59 Cornelius, Ronald 59 Courtney, John 59 - 144 Cowden, Nancy 59 - 118 - 120 -140 Crise, William 59 - 112 - 128 - 158 Cunningham, Michael 59 Cutlip, Larry 59 - 86 - 99 - 119 Daniell, Eric 59 - 108 - 110 - 140 Davis, Gloria 59 - 124 Davis, James 59 - 111 Davis, Marilyn 59 - 112 Davis, Thomas 59 Davison, Gary 59 Deeter, Lena 59 - 139 Dellinger, Donna 59 Deyling, Kathy 59 - 120 Dial, Larry 59 Didion, Yvonne 59 - 141 Dooley, Deborah 115 - 124 Doyle, Robert 59 Dreibelbis, Charles 59 Dunbar, Anna 59 - 134 Earl, Greg 59 - 86 Eaton, Bruce 59 - 122 - 127 - 146 Emery, Jeff 59 Ettling, Bradford 59 - 119 Ewbank, Jane 59 - 111 - 120 - 124 Failor, Deborah 59 • 134 Falconer, Ruth Ann 59 - 115 - 117 Favret, Michele 59 - 1 15 - 120 -125 Feldman, Peter 59 Feron, Rita 59 - 140 Fetzer, Debbie 59 - 134 Fisher, Tim 59 Fleming, Jon 59 - 104 - 119 Fortney, Lyle 59 Fowls, David 59 Franz, Michael 59 - 86 French, Douglas 59 - 139 Friday, Kurt 59 - 100 Friedt, Ronald 86-97-119 Fulton, Sharlene 60 - 124 - 125 Gallagher, Bill 60 - 127 Gasper, Linda 60 - 134 Gensemer, Chris 60 - 109 - 110 - Ill - 140 Gerspacher, Jon 60 Gilles, Brenda 60-115 Gillium, Jeff 60 Gisewhite, Marv Ann 60 Goff, Lynn 60 Good, John 60 - 86 - 119 Goodrich, Susan 60 - 109 - 1 10 - 112- 116- 117- 120- 124- 129 Gorfido, Sam 60 - 86 Gowe, Doug 60 Green, Phil 60 - 131 Greenberg, Rick 60 - 123 - 140 Gregory, Steve 60 Groetz, Micheal 60 Guiltinan, Anne 60 - 1 12 - 120 - 124 - 158 Hallman, Cindy 60 Hampton, William 60 - 99 Hanshue, Ron 60 Hardinger, John 60 - 105 - 140 Harriger, Elizabeth 60 - 118- 120 - 124 - 128 - 136 Harvey, John 60 Heller, Deborah 60 - 141 Herigstad, Karen 60 Hettinger, Raymond 60 Hettinger, Wesley 60 - 139 Hobart, Kim 60 - 122 - 124 - 125 Hofmann, Pamela 60 - 120 - 124 -142 Holt, Sandra 60 - 121 Hood, Lauretta 60 Huffman, Diana 60 - 124 - 125 Hugh es, Robert 60 - 144 Humberger, Deborah 60 Hunter, Benita 115 Hunter, Doraina 60-112 Hunter, James 60 - 86 Huston, Allan 60-99-110 Inman, Charles 93 - 95 Jameyson, Mark 60 - 127 Jamison, Chris 60 - 127 - 144 Jenkins, Leroy 60 Jennrich, Terry - 60 Jewel, Jamie 60 Jindra, Diane 60 Johnson, Diane 60 - 117 - 120 -136 Johnson, Jeff 100 Kahn, Hal 93-104 -119 Kallis, Mary 60 Keiper, Jerry 60 Kemp, Rose Ann 60-134 King, Lynda 60 - 115 - 140 - 142 King, Penny 60 Klein, Andrew 60 - 93 Klein, Angela 60 - 139 Knowles, Sharon 60 - 108 - 111 - 116 - 124 - 141 Koch, Mark 60 - 108 - 111 - 116 - 144 Koenig, Brenda 61 - 109 - 111 -120 Komjati, Pam 61 - 109 - 110 - 124 Koppelberger, Chris 61 - 116 - 117 - 140 Kowal, Thomas 61 - 104 - 112 -119 - 128 Kraus, Cvnthia 61 - 118 - 120 -124 - 125 Krejci, Paul 61 Kurtz, Chrys 61 - 120 - 124 Laird, Harriet 61 Lariviere, Mark 61 - 157 - 158 Lattimore, Lora 61 LaVelle, Brenda 61 - 120 - 125 Lawrence, Tom 61 - 86 Lehman, Linda 61 Lennex, Harry 61 - 109 - 110 - 116 - 117 Lucchesi, Carol 61 Machles, David 61 - 111 - 117 MacLeod, Laurie 61 - 109- 120 - 124 Madey, Lynn 61 - 120 - 124 Markle, John 61 - 109 - 127 - 144 Marshall, Vicky 61 Martin, Amy 61 Martinez, James 61 Maur, Wayne 61 McClaning, Leslie 61 McComas, Claudia 61 - 108 - 111 - 120 McCormick, John 61-117 McDaid, Nina 61 McNamara, Darla 61 - 124 Mealy, Charlotte 61 Mericle, Bonnie 61 Miller, Susan 61 - 84 - 1 12 - 120 -124 - 125 - 129 - 1.58 Mohn, Dennis 61 - 116 - 121 Moine, David 61 - 104 - 136 - 144 Molner, Greg 61 - 65 - 100 - 119 -158 Monahan, Cyn 61 - 115 - 117 Monroe, Margaret 62 Mora, Duane 62-91 - 100 - 101 -123 Morse, Ed 62 Moudy, Dwight 62 - 86 Myers, Jeff 62 - 116 - 136 Nehrenz, Dennis 62 Nettleton, Joyce 62 - 65 - 108 - 111 - 112 - 120 - 124 - 129 Nichols, Chris 62 Nichols, Pam 62 Noble, Marc 62 Palker, Kathy 62 - 85 - 120 - 124 - 125 - 129 Parman, Joyce 62 - 108 - 117- 136 - 141 Pearce, June 62 - 124 - 134 Pennington, Jill 62 • 112 - 124 -129 Phillips, Susan 62 Phillis, Colleen 62-134 Pike, William 62 - 112 - 136 Placke, Ed 62 - 127 Plummer, Donald 62 - 108 - 111 -116 - 140 Poor, Jeff 62-112 Porter, Pat 62 - 125 - 134 Promey, Janice 62 Promey, Sallv 62 - 120 - 124 Purvis, Debora 62 Quati, Sharon 62 - 108 - 110 Ramirez, Victor 62 - 99 - 140 Randall, Vicky 62 - 134 Ray, Leonard 62 - 131 Reuber, Edward 62 - 112 Ricker, Joan 62 Riegger, Lynn 62 - 120 - 124 - 157 Rockwell, Karen 62 Rodgers, George 62 Roshon, Melinda 62 - 84 - 112 -124 Roth, Lisa 62 Rowlands, Rebecca 62 - 120 - 124 - 125 Rozell, Glenn 16 - 62 Rucker, Brenda 62 - 121 - 139 Russell, Denise 62 Ryan, Dennis 62 Saab, Diane 62 - 115 Saab, Tobbie 62 St. Clair, James 63 - 86 Sauer, Barb 63 - 120 Sherz, Gary 63 Schindelholz, Sally 63 - 125 Schlechty, Ed 63 - 100 - 109 - 119 Schmid, David 128 - 142 Schmilzer, Frank 63 - 1 10 - 127 Schweitzer, Betsy 63 Severs, Julia 63 Sevougian, Paul 63-144 Sexton, Doug 63 - 139 Shirk, David 63 Shurell, Brian 63 Simmons, Jennifer 63 - 134 Sirrine, Marcia 63 - 85 - 120 - 124 - 125 - 129 Skidmore, Linda 63 Slabaugh, Curt 63 Smith, Elizabeth 63 -108 -111 - 112- 116- 117-120- 124- 129 -137 - 157 Smith, James 63 - 112 - 142 Smith, Sherry 63 - 134 Spacek, James 63 - 93 - 122 Sprankle, James 63 Starkey, Te rry 63 - 86 - 111 Steinbach, Ann 63 - 120 - 124 Steingass, Mark 63 Steinle, Richard 63 Stewart, Sue 63 Stillman, Beverly 63 Stone, James 63 - 127 - 142 - 146 Stuart, Harold 63 Surgeon, David 63 Swingle, Theresa 63-134 Szabo, Diane 63 - 112 Szrenkanyi, Joseph 61 Tilley, Steven 63 Tomblin, Bill 63 - 139 Tucker, Patricia 63 - 108 - 110 - 112 - 120 Tyrrel, Sue 63 Van Epp, Patty 64 - 120 - 121 -124 - 125 VanZile, Gary 64 - 139 Veres, Louis 64 - 131 Wadsworth, Beatrice 64-115 Wagner, Lorraine 64-141 Wallace, Richard 63 - 64 - 105 -119 Ward, Sandra 64 Webster, Gwen 64 Werner, Debra 64 - 84 - 120 - 124 - 125 Wiegand, Greg 64-121 Wilde, Pam 64 - 122 - 145 Williams, Debra 64 Williams, Pamela 64 - 108 - 110 -116 - 123 Williams, Phillip 64 - 100 - - 128 Wills, Gary 64 -139 Wisely, Barbara 64 Wool, Carl 64 - 100 Yaekle, Robert 64-119 Yates, Gary 64 Yeager, Barb 64-116 Sophomores Adams, Karen 66 Akers, Terry 66 Amon, Cindy 66 - 144 - 124 Anderson, Brad 66 - 91 - 100 - 119 - 120 Anderson, Gary 66 Auble, Sue 66 Aufmuth, Ned 66 Bagley, Rod 66-100 Baisden, Candy 66 Baker, Tim 66 - 131 Baker, Robert 66-131 Baker, Steve 66 Baratta, Dennis 66 - 91 - 100 - 119 Barensfeld, Glenn 66 Beane, Chris 66 Bixby, Jody 66 - 124 Bluhm, Robert 66 Borden, Judy 66 - 140 - 124 Borsich, Judv 66 Boyer, Laurie 66 - 108 - 110 - 124 Brookcr, Liz 66 - 85 - 124 Brotherton, Mark 66-91 - 92 Browder, Kathy 66 - 120 - 124 -140 Brown, Tom 66 - 142 Brockman, Bill 66 - 105 Buck, Dana 66 Buckland, Dan 66 Buettner, Eric 66 - 144 Bungard, Tammie 67 Bunyon, Tim 67 Busch, Richard 67 - 139 Butcher, Judy 67 Call, Mark 67 Calvert, Gayla 67 Campbell, Bonnie 67 Campbell, Jeanne 67 Carlson, Tom 67 Carten, John 67 - 111 - 109 - 116 - 142 Casey, Pat 67 - 124 - 136 Cavey, Larry 73 Chandler, Kevin 67 Church, Lana 67 Clark, Steven 67 - 91 - 109 Cleary, Mark 67-90 -96 Clevidence, John 67 - 96 - 119 Clifford, Charles 67 Cole, Lynn 67 - 115 Coleman, Diana 67 - 115 - 124 -142 Cooper, Dorothy 67 Cowden, Diane 67 Cox, Terry 67 Crooks, Terry 67 Daniels, Mark 67 Derrenberger, Jeff 67 - 100 Derrenberger, Susan 67 - 117 -124 , 140 Dickerson, Rebecca 67 Dietrich, Jean 67 - 124 - 136 Douglas, David 67 Driebelbis, Sam 67 Drollinger, Ed 67 Ducey, Rita 67 DuPlaga, Roy 67 Eales, Jeff 67 - 100 - 123 Eaton, Laura 67 - 146 Eble, Jeff 67 - 127 - 146 - 104 Eggleston, Robert 67 - 144 Erb, Melodie 67 - 131 Facemire, Diane 67 Fesco, Bev 67 Fields, Diane 67 - 120 - 124 Fields, Steve 40 - 67 Finley, Lester 105 Fleming, Kathy 67 - 140 Flugum, Sue 67 Foote, Charles 67 Foy, Leslie 67 - 124 French, Barbara 67 - 109 - 111 - 124 - 140 Fulton, Clare 67 - 120 Ganyard, James 67 Gardner, Anita 67 - 120 • 124 -140 - 144 Gasper, Helen 67 - 121 Gee, John 67 George, Danny 67 Gerspacher, Thomas 67 - 90 Gilliland, Heidi 67 - 124 Gisewhite, Patricia 67 Glass, Pamela 68 Glover, Gail 68 - 108 - 111 - 120 -140 - 144 Gordon, Robert 68 - 90 Gory, Joni 68 Gouin, Michael 68 Grady, Robert 68 -144 Gregory, Deborah 68 Gregory, Fred 68 Gregory, Richard 68 - 73 Greive, Michael 68 - 105 - 127 Grey, Deborah 68 Griesinger, Sandra 68 - 117 - 124 - 140 Grieve, Kevin 68 Groetz, Thomas 68 Groves, Ken Halvorsen, Debra 68 Hathaway, Larry 68 Hayward, Elaine 68 - 115 - 120 - 124 - 137 Hedrick, Karen 68 - 117 - 124 -140 - 145 ■ Hill, James 68 Hill, Sandra 68 Himmel, Becky 68 Hitzelburger, Ronald 68 - 90 j Hobson, Mary 68 I Hoisington, Terry 68 Hood, Douglas 68 - 90 j Hood, James 68 | Hood, Michael 68 - 90 - 131 Hood, William 68 - 99 Hosey, Terry 73 Houston, Karen 68 - 109 - 111 - 137 - 138 Hurd, Joe 68 - 91 - 97 - 100 - 119 Hurst. John 68 - 100 Hutchings, Susan 68 Hutchins, William 68 - 138 Ilg, Melissa 68 - 109 - 140 Jaeger, Nancy 68 - 115 - 124 Jamerson, Regina 66 - 68 - 120 - 124 Kabeller, Jeffrey 68 - 90 Karson, Gail 68 - 120 - 124 Kemp, Debbie 68 - 124 - 136 Kemp, Sheila 68 Kidder, Randy 69 - 112 Kilkenny, Mike 69 - 90 Kincaid, Janet 27 - 69 King, Lawrence 73 Kitchen, Deborah 69 Klein, Phillip 69 Knoch, Terry 69 - 140 Koenig, Carole 69 - 85 - 120 - 124 - 128 Kovacek, Stephanie 69 Kramer, Sharon 69 Kreuder, Doug 69 Kubal, Linda 69 - 129 - 137 - 140 - 145 Kurtz, Kit 69 - 144 Lakey, Barbara 69 Lampert, Donna 69 - 131 Lariviere, David 69 Lazear, Diane 69 - 108 - 110 - 117 - 124 - 140 Lee, Anna 69 - 108 - 110 - 116 - 120 - 124 - 140 Lee, Douglas 69 Lee, Jackie 69 Leister, Holly 69 Lemmer, Mary 69 - 124 - 128 Lenaburg, Nancy 69 - 85 - 124 Leonard, Elizabeth 69 - 120 Lesko, Denise 69 Lind, Ryan 69 Lockwood, Lou Ann 69 - 108 - 109 Loyer, Ronald 69 - 99 Lucas, Malcolm 69 - 139 Mack, Gloria 69 - 121 Maitland, Ronald 69 - 108 - 110 -116 Mallery, Pamela 69 - 124 Mann, Charla 69 - 131 - 145 Marshall, Mike 69 - 117 Martin, Roger 73 Massey, Vicky 69 Masters, Brenda 69 - 115 Matthews, Jill 69 - 121 - 126 Maxwell, Jack 69 McClaskie, Nancy 69 - 124 McClure, Konda 73 McCourt, Zelma 69 McKelvey, Mardi 69 - 140 McMillan, Frederick 69 Meade, Donna 69-138 Meurer, Pamela 69 - 124 - 138 -145 Meyers, John 69 Mick, Larry 69 Miller, Linda 70 - 85 - 124 Moine, Pamela 70 - 136 - 140 Mollica, John 70 - 90 Monaco, Emlee 70 - 124 - 145 Morris, Deanna 70 - 140 Morse, Lyle 70 Mueller, Edmund 70 Mull, Willie 70 ' - 90 Myers, Jan 70 Myers, Lois 70 Myers, Tracy 70 - 108 - 120 Myers, Virginia 70 - 115 - 120 Neil, Kay 70 Neptune, Nancy 70 - 108 - 110 Nettleton, Joe 70 - 112 Newberry, Michal 70 - 120 - 124 Nichols, Laura 70 - 108 - 110 - 120 - 124 Nichols, Robert 70 Niemann, Richard 70 - 100 Nord, Bill 70-90-95-96-119 Ode, Beth 70 Olson, Victor 70 - 131 Ostaff, Dawn 70 - 140 - 156 Palker, Patrick 70 - 90 - 105 Parker, Robert 70 Parkhurst, Alan 70 - 109 - 110 - Ill Payne, Elizabeth 70 Penrose, William 70 - 90 - 105 Piatt, Patricia 70 - 139 Plants, Linda 70 - 120 - 123 - 124 - 141 - 145 Porter, Colleen 70 - 124 - 136 Powell, Steven 70 - 90 Prante, Karen 70 - 115 Pritchard, Robert 70 - 146 Promey, Daryl 70 - 105 - 109 - 110 Promey, Kathy 70 Przybyla, Tom 71 - 109 Queen, Marsha 73 Rademacher, Susan 71 - 109 - 111 - 116 - 124 Raines, Eddy 71 - 73 Ramirez, Arthur 71 Reed, Veronica 71 - 139 Rice, David 71 - 114 Richardson, Sally 71 - 115 - 124 -137 Ricker, Clay 71 Riley, Rick 71-90 -99 Ritchie, Jane 71-115 Ritter, Louise 66 - 71 - 117 - 124 - 128 Roberts, Ben 71 Robins, David 71 Robson, Robert 71 - 90 Roche, Terry 73 Rodgers, Gregory 71-99 Rose, Lisa 71 - 121 Rucker, Joyce 71 Rudes, Rolfe 71 Rych, Glenn 71 - 90 Saab, Anita 71 Sadzewicz, Dennis 71 Saluga, Leonard 71 Sanford, Martha 71 - 108 - 111 - 117 Schaefer, Marianne 71 - 124 - 128 Schilling, Cynthia 71 - 124 Schray, Stephen 71-90 Scott, James 71 - 90 - 142 Scott, Jeffrey 71 Selzer, Brenda 71 - 115 - 124 - 145 Semmelhaack, Connie 71 Setzer, Thomas 71 Shaffer, Diann 71 Sharratt, Tom 71 Shields, William 73 Shirey, Lisa 71 - 140 Shreve, Lynn 71 Sigafoos, Nancy 71 - 108 - 110 -120 - 124 - 126 Simmers, Joyce 71 - 140 Simmons, Amanda 71 - 124 - 144 Simmons, Virginia 71 - 124 - 128 - 144 Simpson, Dennis 71 - 121 Slabaugh, Taya 71 Slater, Robert 71 - 131 Smalley, Dave 71 Smith, Bernard 71 - 121 Smith, James 71 - 109 - 110 - 112 Snyder, Robert 71 - 139 Somogyi, Lei 71 Spencer, Bekki 71 Spacek, Michael 71-96 Staples, Deborah 73 Staten, Connie 71 - 121 Steinbach, Carl 71 Stevie, John 71 - 90 Stockman, Karen 71 - 115 Streett, Beth 71 - 124 - 137 Stuchal, Christine 71 Swearingen, Debbie 72 - 115 - 140 Swingle, Joan 72 - 120 - 124 Szafranski, Carl 72 Tatler, Roberta 72 - 124 Taylor, Elaine 72 - 109 - 110 - 120 Taylor, Philip 72 Taylor, Scott 72 - 131 Thoburn, Susan 72 - 120 - 140 Tucker, Donna 72 - 124 Tucker, Lynn 72 - 117 - 124 Vance, Dawn 72 Vandenburg, James 72-95-96 Vanscoy, Ray 72 - 131 Varisco, Marilyn 124 Vellenoweth, Renee 72 - 85 - 120 - 121 - 124 Vincent, Kathy 72 Wadsworth, Margaret 72 Waite, Mark 72 - 96 Walden, Barbara 72 Walter, Toni 72 -108 -110 Washburn, Bill 73 Weber, Leslie 72 Weitzel, Jeff 72-90-96 Welch, David 72 Wells, Philip 72 West, Jeffrey 72 West, Leslie 72 - 120 - 124 - 140 West, LuAnne 72 - 108 - 120 - 121 - 124 Westland, Hal 73 Whitfield, Bruce 73 - 90 - 100 Wible, Becky 73 - 85 - 120 - 124 -128 - 144 Wilder, John 73 - 111 - 109 - 126 - 122 - 140 - 141 Wiles, Karen 73 - 109 - 110 - 120 - 124 - 144 Williams, Donald 73 - 66 - 96 - 100 Williams, Julia 73 Willis, Cheryl 73 Wilson, Pamela 73 Wilson, Steven 73 - 90 Wires, Richard 73 - 96 Wires, Roger 73 - 90 - 100 Wolf, Elizabeth 73 - 115 - 124 Wolfe, Laurie 117 Wood, Mark 73 Yeager, James 28 - 73 Yeager, Rita 66 - 73 - 108 - 110 - 124 Freshmen Abell, Peggy 74-78-114- 120 -121 - 124 Adkins, Rosemary 74 Alber, Karen 114 - 124 - 174 Albright, David 116 - 174 Alspach, Terry 174 Anderson, Beth 74 - 120 - 124 Andrews, David 74 - 90-114 Arnold, Denise 74 Atkins, Steven 74 Auble, Carol 74 Austin, Bill 74 - 105 - 114 Baca, James 74 Baczuk, Janet 74 - 126 Bailey, Kevin 74 - 96 - 142 Baker, Bonnie 74 Baker, Ruth 74 Baldi, David 74 Bannon, John 74 - 114 Bardy, Sarah 74 Bayless, Bennie 74 Bean, Charles 75 Beck, Donald 75 - 121 Been, Kathy 75-78-114 Benisek, Marlene 75 Bigham, Cathy 75 Bigley, Dana 75 Bilinovich, Gary 75 Blevins, Kevin 75 Borsich, Carolyn 75 Bostwick, Marshal 75 Bougher, Penny 75 Bowman, Mike 75 Boyle, Lee Ann 75 - 114 Brady, Marilyn 75 - 120 Brando w, Debra 75 - 120 - 124 - 140 Braund, Robert 75 - 114 Brenner, Chad 75 - 90 - 96 - 104 Brenstuhl, Marcia 75 Brinker, Roxanne 75 - 114 - 120 Brown, Phyllis 75 -115 Bruckmann, Lynn 75 - 114 - 117 - 120 - 124 Bruno, Frank 75 Burlingame, Jeff 75 Butcher, Sam 75 Butt, Alyce 75 - 124 Butt, Susan 75 - 115 Caesar, John 75 - 114 Cahoon, Jeff 75 - 90 Califf, Beverly 75 Campbell, Donnie 75 Campy, Ed 75 - 126 Cantrell, Melanie 75 Carey, Charles 75-96-114 Carl, Larry 75 Carley, Carl 75 - 96 Casey, Chris 75 - 90 - 96 Chandler, Dan 75 - 90 Chrismon, Susan 75-141 Christian, Dickie 75 - 140 Coffey, Robert 75 - 90 Clary, Ron 75 Cim rik, Clyde 75 - 90 Cornelius, Amy 75 - 121 - 124 - 144 Cotter, Maureen 75 - 120 - 124 - 144 Cox, Jon 75 - 114 Crouse, Brian 75 - 90 Crum, Jerry 114 - 120 Crum, Roni 75 - 117 Cummings, John 75 - 126 Cutlip, Jackie 75 - 115 - 140 Cypher, Jeff 75 - 90 Defferding, Mari 75-117-120 - 140 - 141 Deis, Pearl 75 - 124 - 142 Dickinson, Elaine 75-114 Donovan, Kathleen 75 - 124 Dooley, John 75 - 90 - 121 Downey, George 75-117 Doyle, Patti 76 Drake, Darrell 76 Ducy, Robert 76 - 90 DuPlaga, Eugene 76 East, Jim 76 Eberwein, Kathy 76 Eckert, Mike 76 - 96 Eddy, Gregory 76 - 90 - % - 114 -127 Ellis, Phillip 76 - 96 Ewing, Venis 76 Farren, Terry 76 - 119 - 121 Favret, Gerry 76 Fesco, Brenda 76 Hoopes, Terry 77 - 99 McElfresh, Becky 78-114 Few, Dennis 76 Horkey, Richard 77 - 90 McEwan, Gail 78 - 120 - 124 - 144 Fillmore, Don 76 Houston, David 77 - 114 McFadden, Gary 78 Fisher, Terry 76 Hubbard, Richard 77 Mellert, Karen 78 - 114 - 120 • Fodor, Debbie 76 - 120 Huffman, Kim 77 121 - 124 - 144 Forsha, Jacci 76 - 114 - 120 Huffman, Kim J. 77 Meyers, Rob 78 - 90 - 96 - 1 14 Forsythe, Bob 76 -90 -96 Hyde, Susan 77 - 124 Miller, Deborah 78 Foster, Lorraine 76 Milliken, Nancy 78 - 140 - 144 Imhoff, Mark 77 - 105 Foster, Peggy 76 Inman, Harold 77 Mohn, Jan 79 Foulke, Beth 76 - 140 Mohr, Patricia 79 - 114 - 145 Fowls, Deborah 76 Jaeger, David 77 Monroe, Thomas 79 Fowls, Gary 76 Jewel, Jill 77 - 137 - 138 Moore, Shawn 79 - 117 Foy, Leslie 76 Jobe, Steve 77 - 117 Moretto, Larry 79 Francisco, Danielle 76 Jones, Deanne 77 - 114 - 120 Morgan, Lori J. 79 Fulling, Theodore 76 - 114- 116 Jones, Debi 77 - 120 - 124 KabeUer, Joni 77 - 137 - 138 Morgan, Lori 79 - 114 - 140 Morris, Kenneth 79-116 Gant, Marcus 76 -96 Kaszian, Mary 77 Morton, Debbie 79 - 140 Gardner, Gina 74-76-114- Muich, Barb 79 - 114 - 120 - 120 - 124 Keehn, Rene 77 - 114 - 120 - 124 124 - 144 Gardner, Kevin 76 - 142 Muich, Terry 79 - 99 - 117 Kilkenny, Brien 77-90-142 Gardner, Michelle 76 Kincaid, Rebecca 77 Mull, Larry 79 Gardner, Scott 76 - 90 - 114 Gaugler, Corinne 76-117 King, Ruth 77 Myers, William 79 - 90 - 96 Gavnor, Steve 76 Klein, Dennis 77 Nandrasy, David 79 - 90 Klein, Diana 78 Nettleton, Debbie 79 - 114 - Gensemer, Jill 76 - 120 - 124 Klimko, Michael 78 115 -119 - 124 Gibbs, Gary 76 - 90 Gifford, Kathie 76 -114 Knowles, Kathy 78-114-117 Nixon, Richard 79 Goebel, Mary 76 Kramer, Gndy 78 Ode, Jane 79 - 114 Krebs, Theresa 78-114- 120- Oehmler, Sherryl 79 Goodrich, Carol 76 - 1 14 - 120 - 124 124 Ortman, Debra 79 Gordon, Mindy 76-114 Krosse, Beth 78-120-124 Gorfido, Becky 76 - 114 - 120 - Kubis, Linda 78 - 140 Palinchik, Beth 79 124 - 140 Kubis, Lou Ann 78 - 120 - 140 Palinchik, Mary 79 Gorney, Patricia 76-114 Grant, Larry 76 Kurtz, Penn 78 - 90 Petty, Darlene 114 - 120 - 124 - 140 ' Gregory, Dena 76 - 114 LaBadie, Debbie 78 - 120 - 124 Philpot, Dianne 79 Griesinger, Andy 76 Laffer ty, Calvin 78 Philpot, Lynn 79 Griesinger, Paula 76 - 114 • 120 Lamphear, Christine 78 Piatt, Christine 139 -124 Lange, Cheryle 78-114-124 Pierson, Jim 79 Groskoff, Jean 76 • 124 Lariviere, Stephen 78 Plummer, Larry 79 • 117 Guibert, Keith 77 Lattimore, Charles 78 - 96 Poor, Carolyn 17 - 79 - 114 - 138 -140 Gulledge, Gayden 77 - 114 - Lavelle, Scot 78 Popovich, William 79 - 114 Porter, Donna 79 120 -124 - 140 Lee, Frank 78 Leedy, Bob 78 - 90 -105 Hajek, Robin 77 - 114 - 120 - Porter, Keith 79 - 90 - 96 124 Leedy, Cynthia 78 - 114 - 120 - Hall, Debbie 77 - 144 121 - 140 Price, Jim 79 Lemmer, Judy 78 - 114 - 120 - Przybvla, Susan 79 Hall, Richard 77 124 Hamontree, Melinda 77 - 124 Leonard, Laurie 78 - 114 - 120 Quesada, Gwyn 79 - 114 Hampton, David 77 - 96 Leonhart, Janet 78 - 114 - 140 Rake, Cathy 79 - 114 - 120 Hanshue, Donald 77 Lind, Eric 78 Raker, Roy 79 Hanshue, Marilee 77 - 141 Lloyd, Jon 78 Raker, Susan 79 Harpeter, Scott 77 - 144 Loehr, Ceylon 78 Ramer, Charles 79 - 117 - 140 Harrison, Robert 77 Loveless, Don 78 - 105 - 117 Randolph, Joan 79-115 Hendershot, Rick 77 - 90 Lover, Robert 78 - 121 Reese, Doug 79 Henderson, Sam 77 Luebke, Rita 78 Reuber, Elizabeth 79 - 114 Henschel, Dawn 77 - 114 - 121 Lyden, William 78 - 124 Rickard, Jon 79 - 114 Henschel, Heidi 77 Maitland, Doug 78 - 90 Riegger, Jennifer 79 - 114- 120 -124 Hodge, Carol 77 Martin, Deborah 78-138 Riegger, Mark 80 Hoelzer, Annette 77-114-117 Martin, Jim 78 - 90 Riffel, Debbie 80 -114 Holston, Houston 77 - 90 - 1 18 Matthews, Mark 78 - 121 Matthews, Martha 78 - 114 - Riso, Joan 80-114 Holston, Suzanne 77 - 1 14 - 140 126 -140 - 141 Robson, Chris 80-114 -120 Hood, Mary 77 - 140 McAdoo, Deloris 78 Rodgers, Adrian 80 Roose, Cathie 80 Ward, Nelson 81 Root, Alan 80 -114 -140 Ware, Marilyn 81 - 114 - 142 Hornberger, Susan 26 - 138 Rowlands, Dave 74 - 80 - IM- Webster, Ellen 81 Huddle, Rebecca 20-21-120 HO • 121 Rucker, Terry 80 Welton, Janet 81 - 124 Insprucker, John 18 - 122 Westland, Ann 81 - 114 - 120 - Ruf, Juanita 80 124 Jividen, Marlene 26 Wheeler, Debra 81 Saab, Tbomas 80 - 114 - 142 Whitman, Dave 81 - 117 Kellogg, Susan 24 St. Clair, Richard 80-114 Wiegand, Sara 81 - 118 - 140 Kitska, Susan 17-24 Salay, Joe 80 Lawrence, Patricia 29 Wilde, Virginia 81 Salay, Steve 80 Wilhelm, Patricia 81 Sanford, Tom 80-96-114 Williams, Donna 81 Limpert, Norman 29 Scheel, Tim 80 - 90 - 96 - 114 - 119 Wilson, Barbara 81 - 120 - 124 Mayhew, Charles 29 -116 - 140 Schneider, Jo Ann 78 - 80 - 114 Millor, Manuel 24 -120 - 124 Winkler, Gary 81 - 90 - 96 Minick, James 18 - 19 Schwandt, Leslie 80 -114 Wirkner, Kris 81 - 140 Myers, Janet 13 Seeley, Mark 80 - 96 - 1 14 - 126 -142 Wright, Lisa 81 - 144 Worthington, Cindy 81 - 114 - Neptune, Jeanette 17 - 123 - Semmelhaaek, Terri 80-114 Siegfried, Allen 80 141 129 Yeatter, Tad 81-96-114 O’Conner, Stanley 26 - 27 - 133 Siegfried, Mona 80 - 1 14 - 120 - 140 Zay, Cindy 78-81-114-121- Peters, Robert 13 -93 Silva, Terrence 80-114 124 - 144 Paidas, George 18 Silva, Tim 80-114 Ziegler, Tom 81 - 105 - 114 - 140 Phillips, Delmar 26 Simmons, Eddie 80 Pilarski, Larry 21 Sims, Marty 80 Sisler, Dale 80 Faculty Platz, Roland 14 Smith, Bill 80 Rasmussen, Nina 29 - 125 - 126 Alexander, T. J. 23 Smith, Marsha 80 Rios, Augie 12 - 162 - 164 Anderson, Georgana 17 Spears, Terrance 80-117 Robson, Tom 23 - 93 Auker, Roger 14 - 86 Sponseller, Paula 80 - 114 - 120 -140 - 141 Baker, James 24 Schafer, Losia 26 - 27 Steffen, Glenn 80 - 117 Barbor, James 25 - 127 Shamp, Douglas 16 -17 Stein, Cindv 80 - 114 - 118 Smith, Kathy 26 - 138 Bixler, Walter 29 - 110 Stephens, Richard 80 Stahnke, Carol 17 Bosler, Stan 17-140 Stewart, Darlene 80 - 124 Bowman, Dale 130 Starr, Sally 28 Stewart, Pam 80 Streett, Helen 28 Brewer, David 18 - 19 Stillman, Mickey 80 Swinglish, Joe 22 - 23 - 100 Butler, Don 21 Straub, Cecelia 80 Toth, Carol 26-132-144 Stuart, Rhonda 80 Calich, George 26 - 139 Sully, Robert 81 Carey, Charles 28 - 110 - 111 - 113 Walker, Doug 23 - 100 Summers, Ricky 80 Celidonio, Robert 25 Ware, Gregory 23-90-98 Swartz, Rick 80 Wells, Jim 26-90-96 Cheuvront, James 25 - 26 - 146 Szabo, David 80 Weygandt, Dale 20 - 102 Cross, Marilyn 18 - 19 Szrenkanyi, Judy 80 Whitman, Ann 18 Taugher, Christina 80 - 114- 120 - 124 Dague, Robert 12 Dailey, Howard 21 Demuth, Orleta 21 Eisenmann, Arthur 25 Elrick, Donald 16 - 17 Elrick, Dorothy 17 • 136 - 180 Evans, Robert 24 - 29 - 126 Gaume, Robert 13 George, Tom 20 -21 Zimmerman, Olga 24 Thiele, Herman 80 - 90 Thornberg, Steve 80 Thress, Terry 80 Toth, Joni 80-114 -141 Toth, Kenny 80 Trainor, Michael 80 Traxler, Debra 80 • 124 Treleaven, Janet 80 - 1 14 - 120 Tyrrell, Holly 80 - 120 - 124 Graham, Stanley 22 - 23 Van Epp, Steven 80 -114 Grund, Donna 24 Varner, Kirk 80 Haas, Eugene 18 Vereb, Brian 80 Hathaway, Roger 26 - 96 - 134 Vina, Paula 81 Heiges, Jeannette 17 Voorhees, Nancy 81 - 117 Heyburn, Fred 29 Voshall, George 81 - 126 Holden, Rosemary 17 Waite, Kathy 81 Holden, Thomas 17-29 191 I would like to express gratitude to the many people who helped create this book: Stan’s Studio, Taylor Publishing Company, Mr. Insprucker, and all of the fine staff members listed below. 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