Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1971 volume:

1971 MEDINIAN Medina Senior High School 420 E. Union Street Medina, Ohio 44256 Volume XLVIII Introduction 1 Table of Contents Theme 1 Fall 10 Winter 54 Spring 88 All Seasons 140 Ads 168 Foreword As each new generation brings on its new concepts, ideals, and character, we, the staff of the Medinian, turn from traditional year- book style, and from the fragments of mem- ories of life and events, to write the story of the 1971 Medinian. 2 Introduction Introduction 3 Introduction 5 6 Introduction Introduction 7 Look mournfully into the Past. It comes not back again. Wisely improve the Present. It is thine. Go forth to meet the shad- owy Future, without fear, and with a manly heart. Longfellow ■• ' K.i S- t ' PSf • f. . . 8 Introduction rOOTBFLL 11 Administration and Faculty Board of Education: ROW 1: Miss F. C. Veverka, Calvin Wible, Leonard Morse. ROW 2: Ralph Waite, Robert Smith, Henry Jaeger, and Robert A. Hedrick Robert Peters Dean of Boys Majorie Parman Dean of Girls Roger Auker Dean of Students Administration and Faculty 13 Mr. Rollie Platz, Athletic Director Mr. Robert Gaume, Vocational Counselor Secretaries: Mrs. Poetsch, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Boyer It is only too clear that this school, any school, cannot survive without help from a group of people who must also withstand a great deal of abuse from the cynically-minded of the school community. They are the bridge between calm and chaos. Medina is fortunate in that it has an administra- tion and faculty who are attentive to the current problems and who make no pretense to infalli- bility. There is none of the “ivory tower” attitude that other schools might have to suffer with. It tries to relate to the problems brought before it and, if not in agreement, will at least give con- structive reasons for the decisions made. Another group of people does its work quietly and diligently. It is this group, the workers in the cafeteria, the janitors, and counselors, which keeps any school moving, in the most physical sense of the word. They feed us, clean up, try to solve our problems, and often go unthanked by the ungrateful. We owe them a great deal of cred- it. Maybe someday they will receive it. Cafeteria Workers: Front Row, left to right: Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs. Fry, Mrs. Karaffa, Mrs. Kern. Second Row, left to right: Mrs. Summers, Mrs. Fiser. Back row: Mrs. Palinchik, Mrs. Delisle, Mrs. Trainor, Mrs. Luethy, Mrs. Failor Maintenance: Charles Jacot, Mack Whitman, Tom Leister, Roy Haas. Absent when picture was taken: Alverta Shelton Psychological Staff: Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Larson, Mr. Shuman 15 Mrs. Sellers, Miss Trares, Miss Devine, Mrs. Elrick, Mrs. Burke, Mr. Elrick, Mrs. Stahnke, Mrs. Anderson, Miss Lucas, Mrs. Neptune. Absent: Mrs. Heiges. Librarians: Mrs. Mary Hubbard and Mrs. Marie Wolfe check up on the latest in good books. Wonder what they’re about! If, for no other reason, we study English to learn about other uses besides ob- scenity. The MHS English department offers all kinds of backgrounds for its students, from Chaucer and Shakespeare to Pearl Buck to business English and composition. 16 Administration and Faculty English “And if you’re all good little kiddies, I’ll only give you 46 essay questions on Lord of the Flies,” says Mrs. Elrick. We all know that Heritage class can be nerve-racking it times, but Mrs. Nep- tune seems to have gone berserk! Miss Lucas “grins and bears it” during class. Administration and Faculty 17 Mathematics “Alright, who threw the eraser out the window?” asks Mrs. Whitman. Mr. Haas, Miss Cross, Mr. Brewer, Mr. Paidas, Mrs. Whitman, Mr. Insprucker Mathematics has always been a necessity, but in our modern world it is impossible to live without it. Medina offers a large variety of courses from general math to Advanced Placement Math including all new phases of learning. “You can’t divide, that’s your problem,” says Mr. Haas. “That’s the longest problem I’ve ever seen,” exclaims Miss Cross. Administration and Faculty 19 Miss Lemon leads a class discussion in Earth Science “That’s the last time anyone is going to put a frog in my pocket,” says Mr. Walker. 20 Administration and Faculty Science Miss Lemon, Mr. Alexander, Mr. Graham, Mr. Robson, Mr. Walker, Mr. Swinglish Science has grown enormously in the past few years as we continue to learn more and more of our beginnings, our future, and our accomplishments in this world and others. Through the science depart- ment MHS tries to let us know what is happening and why. Mr. Robson proves that the new age of learning encompasses much besides books and paper. Administration and Faculty 21 Mrs. Limpert, Mr. Butler, Mr. George, Mr. Cooksey, Mr. Dailey, Mrs. Demuth. Absent when picture was taken: Miss Huddle, Mr. Vargo. Social Studies Mr. George has a unique sense of humor. Even American History is funny! We must learn to know ourselves, and this is accomplished only by relating what has occurred in the past with what is occurring in the present and the future. Social studies gives us this opportunity. Our deeds and thoughts will only prove fruitful if they surpass and improve upon what has benn made by our forefathers. 22 Administration and Faculty Students at MHS are required to pursue courses in American history, civics, and economics through which we come to be integral parts of that society we so wish to improve. For the more industrious student, courses in world history, psychology, soci- ology, help to create a deeper understanding of himself. Health, also required, relates a sense of knowledge of one’s physical self and is also a requirement for a diploma. ' 1 ■ 1 € 1 I HL jjr Mr. Cooksey is one of the new additions to the MHS fac- ulty. He proves in this picture that actions as well as words help to relate the facets of sociology and psychology. “And now, please take out a sheet of paper and write an essay on your reasons for taking civics. Do not include the fact that it is required,” says Mrs. Limpert. Administration and Faculty 23 Foreign Languages Mr. Millor, Mr. Baker, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Kellogg. Absent when picture was taken: Miss Kitska. Mrs. Couts replaced Mr. Baker December 14. Mr. Baker leads a lively (?) French class. Mr. Millor keeps a watchful eye on a study hall. 24 Administration and Faculty Mr. Eisanmann, Mr. Barbor, Mr. Cheuvront, Mr. Celidonio Industrial Arts To a degree, languages and industrial arts are somewhat alike. They are both of a practical nature and are meant to be used. They have both been very necessary throughout the ages and will continue to be so in the increasingly hectic and international world we live in. “Since when does a straight line go in a curve? Mr. Cheuvront of Tim Wilhelm. ' 4 § Mr. Puehler, Medina’s John Philip Sousa Humanities is a relatively new classification at MHS and one of the most popular. It involves the fine arts, the physical arts, and the practical arts. The fine arts and physical arts give students the opportunity to use their creativity and do some- thing for themselves as well as others. The special education groups prepare those people for responsibility in life as well as for future creativity. “Can I stop smiling now,” asks Mrs. Rasmussen. Mrs. Lynne Smith, girls’ phys ed teacher 26 Administration and Faculty Humanities Seated: Mrs. Starr, Mrs. Streett, Mrs. Powers, Mrs. Rasmussen. Standing: Mr. Platz, Mr. Bixler, Mr. Heyburn, Mr. Carey, Mr. Puehler. Administration and Faculty 27 Vocational and Business Seated: Mrs. Ettling, Mrs. Jividen, Mrs. Toth, Mrs. Oates. Standing: Mr. Holdener, Mr. O’Connor, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Calich, Mr. Calich, Mr. Weygandt, Mr. Hathaway. Absent: Mrs. Schafer The vocational and business departments are the most practical in the school. They give ample background to those students who wish to work im- mediately after high school and who do not plan to go to college. The addition of a freshman work pro- gram gives an early start for those who need it. Mr. Wells seems a bit startled by our camera. Mrs. Oates seems to be saying “Get out of my kitchen.” Student Aids In a complex high school such as ours, it is increasingly difficult for such in- stitutions to rely solely on payed help to get all the “Dirty Work” done. Here we pay tribute to the consciencious few who are constantly mocked by the lazy many. Needless to say they are to be congratulated for, if nothing else, their simple care about their school. Thanks! LIBRARY AIDS: First row — Publicity Chairman Charyl Schafer, Kris McDaid, Treasurer Michelle Favret, Amy Abramoska; Back Row: Melinda Hutchinson, Denise R apenchuk, Chaplain David Rice, Steve Salay, Sergeant at Arms Darryl Drake, Laurie Wolfe, Sue Thoburn, Vice- President Johnn Wilder, Secretary Les Finley. Absent when picture was taken, President Ray Bannon. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS: Harry Lennex, Jay Vigneault, Bob Grady, Dennis Baxratta. GUIDANCE OF- FICE: First row; Diane Johnson, Judy Barabas, Sec- ond; Carolyn Ar- rowood, Lisa Roth, Barb Sauer, Mrs. Parman; Third Row: Mr. Peters, Pam Hofmann, Carol Lucchesi, Mindy Roshon. OFFICE STAFF: Debbie Grey, Sue Mambuca, Carole Koenig, Pam Meurer, Denise Lesko, Sue Thoburn, Pam Williams, Joyce Biliczky, Darla Mac- Namara, Lisa Roth. Student Aids 29 Frosh Fight Fire With Fire This year’s freshmen class ex- pressed their class enthusiasm through the building of one of the largest Homecoming bonfires in Medina’s history. It is to be noted that they further proved their spirit by building a second bon- fire when the first met a fiery death prior to Homecoming fes- tivities. This second one, built in a single afternoon, by far sur- passed the grandeur of the first. Besides their abounding spirit our frosh provided sports thrills with excellent football and basketball teams and the first Medina freshmen wrestling team. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: J. Porter — Vice-President, L. Rudes — Secretary, P. Koch — Treasurer, and K. McClaning — President. Bob Alspach Patti Anderson Jeff Antal Carolyn Arrowood Mark Aylard Dale Bachtell Nancy Bader Peggy Baird Michael Bardy Bill Barnett Bonnie Bates Dave Beckowitz Jim Bednar Tom Benner Mark Binzen Beth Blake Brian Blossom Beverly Boleratz Michael Bonar Ronald Booker Kitty Bracey Jeff Bramley Michel Brewer Scott Browder Tom Butcher Judi Cahoon Craig Campbell Bob Carlisle 30 Classes Joanne Carlson Debra Carpenter Lynn Carpenter Susan Carpenter Jack Cavey Sheryl Chamberlain Cindy Chester Linda Chidsey Wayne Clark Don Clary Mark Claypool Brenda Clifton Mark Codding Gary Cogar Linda Cogar Dave Collins Kenneth Coleman Amy Conners Mary Conrad Cindy Crawford Mary Crouse Dan Cunningham Carey Cypher John Dague Jeff Daum Jim Davis Mary Davis Harriet Deis Brenda Dial Jim Donnelly Kathy Dooley Danette Doyle Peggy Doyle Dale Drollinger Brad Dukes Penny Dunsha Ernie Duplaga Priscilla Duplaga Celia Edwards Vernon Ellis Sue Ellsworth Sandy Falconer Steve Farkas Diane Favret Bob Ferguson Jeff Ferguson Sharon Fesco Barb Fields Greg Fields Mike Fisher Teresa Fisher Tim Flugum Jeff Fortney Stephanie Foy Nick Francisco Phyllis Franz Joyce French Roberta Froggatt Julie Garland Jeff Gehring Mark George Ken Gifford John Glover Classes 31 Freshmen Class Continues to Grow Mike Goff Marcie Gorfido Debbie Gory Karen Gregory Dennis Grieve Joyce Groskopf Max Grubb Paul Guessford Mark Guiltinan Gary Guzik Dennis Hall Pam Hallman Denise Hamlin Chris Hampton Craig Harrington Gary Harris Stuart Harris Karyn Hathaway JoAnne Haueisen Susan Hawker Linda Hayward Jim Hess Gloria Hibbs Bonnie Hill Robert Holl Jeff Hood John Horkey Mary Hunter Linda Huston Melinda Hutchinson Mary Jamerson Chad Jennrich Frank Jewett Raelene Jodway Bruce Johnson Janice Johnson Robert Johnson Gloria Jones Joe Jones Jennie Kahn Cynthia Kassel David Keiper Greg Kemp Steven Kemp Joyce Kennedy Carol Kenzig Bill Kessler Karen Kindseth Doug King Kendrick Kitzel Bruce Klein Keith Kline Polly Koch Chris Koenig Linda Komjati Missy Kom jati 32 Classes FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: J. Wolf, J. Steingass, M. Hunt- er, K. Bracey, and M. Gorfido. Tim Flugum helps in gym class by grading routines. Tim Komjati Jayne Kornmayer Dale Kovalchik Karen Kreiger Pat Kreiner Dennis Kreuder Debbie Kruzyk Ron Kruzyk Marie Kubal Warren Kumala William Kumala Paul Kurtz Tony Labondano Bruce Laird Kenneth Lamphear Helena Lantz Michele Lariviere Darrel Larsen Rhonda Lattimore Richard Lazear Pat Lengel Joanne Letterly Terry Leu Jill Lind Karen Lindsey Alan Lipp Sandy Loas Rick Lucas Mary Luebke Gary Machles Jenny Machles Joe Mack Karen Mack Meri Mack Kim Mains Classes 33 Frosh Athletes Look Larry Maitland Paula Manning Cherie Marco Judd Marshall Mary Martin Kathy McClaning Kris McDaid Mary McDaniels Vikki McEwen Eugene McKenzie Mary McMillan Thomas Mellert Alfred Meyers Rick Meyers John Mickle Ann Milam Greg Miller Molly Miller Debbie Mollohan Elizabeth Monaco Billie Moore Cheryl Mong Gary Montgomery Denny Mora Michelle Morel Ahead to JV Lorraine Morris Kay Morrison Dan Morse Nancy Morse Penny Muha Ken Myers Jan Naragon Bill Neal Deborah Neidert Wilma Nelson Thomas Niemann Mark Nos Dave Ostaff Brian Overcash Alanna Parrish Renee Partlon Jack Payne Wayne Phillips Susan Pike Ken Placke Paul Platz Rick Popovich Cathy Porter Joan Porter Tom Porter Denise Prock Terry Purvis Carol Ramsey Denise Rapenchuk Mark Reed Bill Reedy Bill Reep Doug Reese Tom Reindl Cathy Ricker Dean Riggenbach Steve Rizzo Kyle Robson Maribeth Rockwell Lynne Rudes Debra Rush Dave Ryan Lori Sailer David St. Clair Margaret Saluga Linda Sanford Becky Sauer Virginia Savage Steven Schelong Linda Schilling Dan Schindelholz Kathy Schlechty Michael Schlup Darla Schmitzer Eric Schott Bonnie Schuck Classes 35 Frosh Have Successful Year Kathy Scrivens Bill Sellars Charyl Shaffer Paul Sharkey Kim Shaw Judy Shurance Cindy Skidmore Denise Skoda Joe Smith Rick Smith Sheri Smith William Smith Ildiko Somogyi Greg Spencer Mickey Kubal models the favorite attire of MHS girls. Greg Sperry Vicki Sprawls Jay Starr Bill Staten Dan Steffens Jean Steingass Bob Steinle David Stiff ler Keith Stuart Cindy Summers Bill Swarthwood Susan Swinehart Rose Swingle Diane Sviatko Diane Terhune Rita Tetzel Tracy Thiele Thomas Thoburn Karen Thomas Kathy Tippett Jeff Titus Gary Torgerson Mike Trauffer Jeff Tuchek Kathy Tucker John Turley Jeanne Upson Linda Urban Sandy Vacha Lori Vance Dennis Vandevier Joe Vereb Francis Veres Bob Volodkevich Robert Voshall Butch Walters Sheryl Wamsley John Ward Roger Ware Kathy Warrell Phillip Welch Gary West Chuck Whittaker Paul Wilder Debbie Wilke Karen Williams Debbie Wingfield Debbie Wilson Linda Winkler Deborah Wisely Jan Wolf Jaye Wolfe Robyn Wolfe Cheryl Zacharias Penny Dunsha and Karen Lindsey wait for the Student Council meeting to begin. Wade Bishop Phil Busch Terri Carson Bruce Daltof Joe Everrett Les Fetzer Dwight Foreman Julie Garland CAMERA SHY Brady Kinder Tim Lafferty J ennifer Long Cheryl McClure Michael Meyers John O’Brien Deborah Powell Holly Promey Gayle Shaw Kathy Simmons Karen Washburn Patrick Wethern Dan Willis Dennis Wilt Classes 37 Football 4 Freshmen Strive For Perfection Row 1: J. Gehring, C. Hampton, M. Claypool, K. Coleman, J. Marshall, G. Harris, G. Spencer, J. Bramley, T. Porter, C. Cypher. Row 2: Coach Hathaway, C. Fields, J. Wolfe, C. Campbell, D. Grieve, T. Thoburn, B. Alspach, B. Johnson, K. Gifford, W. Clark, K. Kline. Row 3: Coach Houghtaling, V. Ellis, T. Butcher, A. Lipp, S. Schelong, J. Ward, B. Barnett, C. Wittaker, T. Mellert, D. StClair. Row 4: G. Kemp, D. Drollinger, J. Tuchek, D. King, M. Aylard, B. Voshall, R. Meyers, M. Codding, W. Kumala. Row 5: B. Walters, K. Robson, T. Reindl, J. Fortney, D. Schindellholz, P. Guessford, P. Kurtz, G. Torgeson. Coach Houghtaling, and Coach Hathaway Final Record Medina 8. . . . . . North Olmsted 6 Medina 58. . . . . . Westlake 8 Medina 26. . . . . . Bay Village 22 Medina 20. . . . . . Avonlake 6 Medina 20. . . . . . Olmsted Falls 8 Medina 37. . . . . . Rocky River 6 Medina 34. . . . . . Fairview 6 This was a most successful year for the freshman football team. The year started out as a good one with wins over the three biggest SWC rivals, Bay, North Olmsted, and Westlake. The Frosh Bees went on to defeat every SWC team and end the season undefeated. This team had an offensive average of 29 ppg, and a defensive average of 2.8 ppg. This has been the best season for the freshmen since 1967. The biggest win of the season was over a powerful Bay team to give the Bees their undefeated season. This team looks to have the best future of any team in Medina football history. Football 39 J. V. Improve With Experience enjoy Pepsi either way Row 1: D. Chandler, H. Holston, R. Owens, G. Winkler, R. Leedy, D. Jeager, P. Ellis. Row 2: B. Martin, R. Horkey, J. Dooley, G. Gibbs, B. Kilkenny, A. Schwank, B. Crouse. Row 3: Coach Ware, B. Coffey, H. Thiele, C. Casey, S. Harpster, C. Brenner, C. Latamore, P. Kurtz, Coach Vargo. Final Record 5 Wins 5 Losses Medina 24 Cloverleaf 8 Medina 24 Brunswick 12 Medina 8 North Olmsted 41 Medina 10 Westlake 24 Medina 6 Bay 22 Medina 0 Avon Lake 18 Medina 30 Olmsted Falls 20 Medina 8 Rocky River 0 Medina 36 Fairview 0 Medina 12 Wadsworth 20 40 Football 41 mrnmmm mu 1 1 [ho M E VISITOR MLLl MHmJKilll Row 1: J. Jewel, P. Palker, R. Hitzelberger, D. Smalley, R. Barnhart, B. Hood, R. Schmitzer, J. Hunter, B. Nord, J. Wietzel. Row 2: M. Wood, B. Hughes, D. Moudy, S. Schray, P. Williams, L. Cutlip, R. Coleman, D. Hood, L. McClaning, B. Penrose. Row 3: L. Jenkins, R. Wires, G. Earl, B. Eaton, F. Wood, J. Good, A. Klein, T. Lawrence, J. Mollica, H. Kahn, D. Mora. Row 4: J. Johnson, S. Starkey, J. Clevidence, M. Franz, S. Wilson, R. Hettinger, T. Crooks, R. Robson, R. Wires, R. Wallace, J. Hardinger. 42 Football Football 43 Cross Country Runs To Best Season Ever Row 1: B. Bayless, I. Whiteside, G. Molner, J. Hurd, Row 2: D. Beck, L. Fetzer, G. Rodgers, B. Anderson, T. Scheel. Row 3: P. Klein, S. S. Clark, E. Drollinger, C. Inman, D. Baratta. Mansfield Malabar Final Record 27 . . Medina 28 Wooster 29 . . Medina 26 Brunswick 28 . . Medina 28 Bay Village 21 . . Medina 34 Westlake 27 . . Medina 28 Cloverleaf 31 . . Medina 25 Avon Lake 29 . . Medina 28 North Almsted 32 . . Medina 23 Fairview 36 . . Medina 19 Wadsworth 24 . . Medina 33 Olmsted Falls 35 . . Medina 20 Rocky River 20 . . Medina 35 Cloverleaf 26 . . Medina 31 SWC Meet Standings Bay Village 33 Rocky River 78 Medina 96 Westlake 98 Avon Lake 117 Fairview 144 North Olmsted 144 Olmsted Falls 199 This season was the best ever for the Cross Country team. It was highlighted by one runner; Joe Hurd who won this years SWC meet with a record- breaking time of 10:03, breaking last years record set by Medina’s J. Gulledge. Joe finished second in the Akron District and 56 in state competition. This years team leaves a bright outlook for future years with Joe returning as a senior. 44 Cross Country Activity Band Matures ACTIVITY BAND: P. Anderson, M. Bardy, M. Conrad, C. Crawford, K. Donovan, P. Dunsha, M. Fise, J. French, K. Gifford, J. Glover, B. Greive, D. Hamlin, C. Harrington, S. Hawker, L. Hayward, C. Kenzig, B. Kessler, B. Klein, P. Koch, M. Komjati, D. Kovalchik, W. Kulmala, W. Kulmala II, R. Lazear, S. Loas, G. Machles, J. Machles, L. Maitland, G. Miller, D. Mollohan, K. Myers, J. Naragon, M. Nos, M. Rockwell, L. San- ford, P. Sharkey, G. Shaw, K. Shaw, K. Schelechty, B, Smith, V. Sprawls, J. Starr, D. Steffens, J. Turley, J. Vereb, B. Walters, J. Wolf, R. Wolfe. Between the raw, unrefined musicianship of a junior high music program and the polished results of high school music lies a period crucial to the development of musical talent. Im- proper treatment of this period could lead to dormancy and lack of interest in excelling in the field. Medina is fortunate to have an excellent freshman music program designed to provide the needed instruction and experience vital to good musical production. The ac- tivity band meets every day to prepare itself for the years of serious music ahead of them. It performs several times per year in public and occasionally travels with the freshman football team to lead them on to victory. In the late winter members also have the oppor- tunity of displaying their talents in competition with others in the solo and ensemble con- tests held. Activity Band 45 1970-1971 Musical Bees 46 Marching Band Marching Band Majorettes: Annette Hoelzer, Karen Wiles, Sherri Qnati, Karen Houston, Claudia Mc- Comas. Back Row — Drum Major Ron Maitland. What would a football game be without a rousing tune from a highly trained band? Nothing. Medina is fortunate to have a superb band under an expert director, Mr. Terry Puehler. Through the years we have con- tinually been treated to some of the finest bands in the state, not to mention the conference or the county. A smartly outfitted band marches out on Homecoming Night. Marching Band 47 Beeliners End Second Year 1st Row— B. Rowlands, S. Hyde, A. Steinbach, C. Stein, D. Coleman, P. Sponseller, P. Meurer, B. Gorfido, D. Wisely, and P. Muha. 2nd Row — R. Lattimore, T. Taugher, C. Poor, D. Henschel, C. Kraus, M. Cochran, B. Anderson, L. Bruckmann, R. Jamerson, and N. Cowden. Head Beeliners — M. Cochran and C. Kraus. The Beeliners have completed their second successful year as a dance and drill team. This year’s activities included performances during halftime shows, bake sales, and selling Medina pen- nants. Twenty-two girls made up the Beeliner squad this year, almost doubling last year’s team. Under the direction of Mrs. Carol Lenk, the team spent many hours work- ing out their routines to perfec- tion. The result of their hard work was appreciated by all. 48 Clubs Officers: J. Gensemer — Treasurer, J. Lemmer — Pt. Recorder, A. Guiltinan — President, M. Schaefer — Vice President, and Mr. Cotter — Secretary. GAA Adds Fun Girl’s Athletic Association gave MHS girls the chance to partici- pate in sports. Intramural sports included basketball and volley- ball. Activities of the year were the traditional freshmen initia- tion, decorating the football sta- dium and pot lucks. ROW 1: M. Roshon, K. Hergistad, K. Alspach, M. Cotter, J. Gensemer, A. Guiltinan, J. Lemmer, C. Schaefer, Miss Huddle, M. Morel, K. Morrison, K. Bracey, M. Gorfido, ROW 2: L. Harriger, L. Kubis, A. Cornelius, L. Kubis, R. Luebke, D. Jones, D. Brandow, S. Pike, C. Mong, R. Partlon, V. Ewing, B. Anderson, P. Abell, L. Leonard, L. Brooker, ROW 3: N. Gilliland, M. Cochran, A. Abramoska, C. Kraus, L. Aukerman, K. Palker, M. Favret, J. Pennington, J. Ewing, L. West, L. Leonard, L. Bruckmann, M. Gordon, D. Martin, J. Welton, K. Huffman, B. Baker, ROW 4: L. West, K. Browder, R. Vellonoweth, E. Taylor, B. Streett, J. Swingle, P. Casey, L. Wolf, S. Hutchings, D. Cowden, J. Williams, D. Fodor, C. Skidmore, J. Porter, C. Wamsley, P. Duplaga, ROW 5: J. Steingass, M. Kubal, L. Sailor, D. Shaffer, T. Myers, M. Sanford, K. McClanning, J. Groskopf, L. Sanford, R. Wolf, K. Schlechty, K. Tucker, E. Monaco, P. VanEpp, B. Wisely, S. Foy, T. Walters, B. Schuck, ROW 6: D. Prock, L. Winkler, P. Koch, K. Thomas, R. Jodway, S. Swinehart, L. Rudes, C. Crawford, M. Lariviere, M. Hamontree, G. Gulledge, A. Gardner, L. Tucker, S. Goodrich, S. Miller, S. Schindelholz, L. McCloud, C. Kurtz, J. Schneider, ROW 7: C. Goodrich, L. Boyer, B. Wible, L. Foy, J. Bixby, L. Miller, M. Lemmer, M. Miller, L. McDaniels, K. Williams, C. Lange, R. Crum, L. Cymboli, P. Muha, J. Kahn, C. Marco, P. Franz, D. Dooley, M. Sirrine, R. Jamerson, ROW 8: L. Yoder, R. Keehn, G. Karson, C. Koenig, C. Kassel, L. Chidsey, K. Lindsey, C. Edwards, J. Dietrich, D. Kemp, B. Krosse, A. Westland, J. Riegger, J. Treleaven, K. Mellert, M. New- berry, D. Swearingen, B. Spencer, ROW 9: P. Lengel, N. Cowden, B. LaVelle, M. Coffey, P. Anderson, C. Kenzig, M. Komjati, M. Brewer, G. McEwan, L. McDaniels, G. Gardner, P. Griesinger, C. Jones, M. Siegfried, D. Mollohan, D. Schmitzer, C. Dooley, D. Wilke, J. Wolf, and J. Haueisen. Clubs 49 Key Club Ends Year of Service ROW 1: Mr. O’Connor, J. Hunter, G. Rych, M. Lariviere, G. Molner, T. Yeatter, D. Machles, and D. Lariviere. ROW 2: J. Eble, P. Sevougian, A. Rodgers, C. Ramer, A. Huston, M. Arnold, and M. Koch. ROW 3: A. Root, R. Rudes, M. Seeley, B. Pike, and J. Bannon. ROW 4: L. Finley, R. Swartz, J. Rickard, D. Maitland, and T. Scheel. Key Club, in its second year, became one of the more active ser- vice clubs in the school. D uring the Christmas season they sold fruit- cakes under the sponsorship of the Kiwanis Club. They also repainted sleds which were given to the Leisure Group for distribution. When the time came for Santa to ar- rive in Medina the club members decorated a Land Rover and deliv- ered Santa to his local residence in the Public Square. In early March, Key Club members aided the Kiwanis in their annual pancake supper. Key Club concluded its sec- ond year successfully. OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS: G. Molner — President, G. Rych — Secretary, J. Hunter — Treasurer, D. Machles, and T. Yeatter. Absent — M. Lariviere. it 50 Clubs Court-members Lynda King and Sue Miller atop red-polka-dot mushrooms enjoy their ride on the winning senior float, “Winnie the Pooh” 1970 Homecoming Queen Debbie Werner and Court-member Sherri Quati preside in the Valley of the Green Giant. Ho Ho! Homecoming Sparked by victory For the first time all homecoming candidates received recognition at the Homecoming Game. 52 Homecoming The Queen and her escort, Ken Carpenter, are presented. Homecoming 53 55 I Sophomores Come A Long Way The production of Fantasia en- volved the sophomores in the dilema of growing an enchanted forest in the lobby the weeks before Homecoming and the transfiguration of the gym into a fantasyland. The finished prod- uct proved that the Class of ’73 has come a long way since their bonfire last year. Besides these artistic abilities the sophomore athletes saw a little more varsity action this year. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Jill Gensemer — Secretary-Treasurer, Kathy Been — President, and Karen Mellert — Vice-President. Peggy Abell Rosemary Adkins Karen Alber David Albright Terry Alspach Beth Anderson David Andrews Denise Arnold Steve Atkins Carole Auble Bill Austin Janet Baczok Bonnie Baker Kevin Bailey Ruth Baker David Baldi John Bannon Sarah Bardy Ben Bayless Chuck Bean Donald Beck Kathy Been Ted Belcher Marlene Benisek Lois Bergenstein Cathy Bigham Steve Bilharz Gary Bilinovich 56 Classes Kevin Belvins Carolyn Borsich Allen Bostwick Penny Bougher Mike Bowman Lee Ann Boyle Debbie Brandow Robert Brand Chad Brenner Marcia Brenstuhl Rozanne Brinker Phyllis Brown Lynn Bruckmann Frank Bruno Jeff Burlingame Sam Butcher Alyce Butt Susan Butt John Caesar Jeff Cahoon Bev Califf Edward Campy Melanie Cantrell Charles Carey Carl Carley Chris Casey Dan Chandler Pamela Charters Susan Chrismon Dickie Christian Clyde Cimarik Gwen Clague Ron Clary Bob Coffey Amy Cornelius Maureen Cotter Jon Cox Brian Crouse Jerry Crumm Roni Crum John Cummings Jackie Cutlip Mari Deffering Pearl Deis Elaine Dickenson Kathleen Donovan John Dooley George Downey Patti Doyle Darrell Drake Bob Ducy Tony Duncan Gene Duplaga Jim East Brenda Eaton Kathy Eberwein Classes 57 Sophs Await Class Rings Mike Eckert Greg Eddy Phil Ellis Venis Ewing Terry Farren Gary Favret Brenda Fesco Dennis Few Don Fillmore Debbie Fodor Robert Forsythe Lorraine Foster Beth Foulke Debi Fowls Gary Fowls Danielle Francisco Ted Fulling Marcus Gant Gina Gardner Scott Gardner Corinne Gaugler Steve Gaynor Jill Gensemer Danny George Gary Gibbs Kathie Gifford Bruce Gilruth Mary Goebel Carol Goodrich Mindy Gordon Becky Gorfido Pat Gorney Don Gowe Larry Grant Dena Gregory Andy Griesinger Chris Casey waits patiently to order his class ring 58 Classes Paula Griesinger Jean Groskopf Keith Guibert Gay Gulledge Robin Hajek Debbie Hall Mindy Hammomtree Dave Hampton Susan Hampton Marilee Hanshue Rick Hendershot Sammie Henderson Dawn Henschel Heidi Henschel Lee Hipwell Carol Hodge Annette Hoelzer Houston Holston Suzanne Holston Mary Hood Terry Hoopes Richard Horkey David Housten Kim A. Huffman Kim J. Huffman Susan Hyde Mark Imhoff Harold Inman Dave Jaeger Jill Jewel Steve Jobe Casey Jones Debi Jones Joni Kabeller Mary Kaszian Rene Keehn Brien Kilkenny Rebecca Kincaid Anita Kindseth Ruth King Mike Klimko Kathy Knowles Cindy Kramer Tessie Krebs Beth Krosse Linda Kubis Lou Ann Kubis Penn Kurtz Debbie LaBadie Chris Lamphear Mark Lamphear Cheryle Lange Stephen Lariviere Charles Lattimore Frank Lee Cindy Leedy Robert Leedy Judy Lemmer Laurie Leonard Janet Leonhart Eric Lind John Lloyd Don Loveless Classes 59 Robert Loyer Rita Luebke Bill Lynden Doug Maitland Carol Mambuca Dave Marcey Debbie Martin Jim Martin Mark Matthews Martha Matthews Kim Mayhall Deloris McAdoo Laurel McDaniels Becky McElfresh Gail McEwan Gary McFadden Karen Mellert Robert Meyers Debbie Miller Nancy Milliken Jan Mohn Pat Mohr Thomas Monroe Shawn Moore Sue Hampton browses through the books in the library to find a good one to read. 60 Classes mam Super Sophs Add Spirit Larry Moretto Lori J. Morgan Lori Morgan Debbie Morton Barb Muich Terry Muich Sue Murray Bill Myers David Nandrasy Debbie Nettleton Robin Nichols Paul Nicholson Richard Nixon Janice Noonan Sherry Oehmler Darlene Ogelvie Debra Ortman Roger Owens Beth Palinchik Mary Palinchik Diane Philpot Lynn Philpot Is Mr. Blair really helping Beth Anderson? Jim Pierson John Plas Steve Plas Larry Plummer Carolyn Poor Bill Popovich Keith Porter Jim Prince Susan Przybyla Gwyn Quesada Cathy Rake Roy Raker Susan Raker Charles Ramer Classes 61 Joan Randolph Jerry Reeves Valerie Reischuck Beth Reuber Jon Rickard Jenny Riegger Mark Riegger Debbie Riffel Joan Rizzo Chris Robson Adrian Rodgers Cathie Roose L. Kubis cracks a smile during one of the basketball game’s halftimes. Alan Root David Rowlands Juanita Ruf Tom Saab Joe Salay Steve Salay Tom Sanford Michelle Schafer Tim Scheel JoAnn Schneider Leslie Schwandt Alan Schwenk Mark Seeley Terri Semmelhaack Mona Siegfried Terry Silva Tim Silva Lynn Simboli Dale Sisler Bill Smith Brian Smith Marsha Smith Terry Spears Paula Sponseller Glenn Steffen Les Steidl Cindy Stein Rick Stephens Pam Stewart Mickey Stillman Cecelia Straub 62 Cl asses Homecoming Bulldog Inspires Victory Rhonda Stuart Rick Swartz David Szabo Judy Szrenkanyi Tina Taugher Tina Tecco Herman Thiele Steven Thornburg Joni Toth Ken Toth Mike Trainor Debi Traxler Janet Treleaven Steven Van Epp Brian Vereb Paula Vina Kathy Waite Nelson Ward Marilyn Ware Ellen Webster Janet Welton Ann Westland Debra Wheeler David Whitham Ira Whiteside Sara Wiegand Virginia Wilde Patti Wilhelm Donna Williams Barbara Wilson Gary Winkler Kris Wirkner Lisa Wright Tad Yeatter Lois Yoder Dave Butcher Larry Carl Betsy Carson David Carter David Crocker Scott Harpster Robert Harrison CAMERA SHY Calvin Lafferty Karen Lilley Ceylon Loehr Kathy Nichols Jane Ode Darlene Petty Donna Porter Bill Smith Joe Stoopes Robert Sully Ricky Summers Holly Tyrell Nancy Voorhees George Voshall Classes 63 Juniors Look Ahead To Senior Year The Class of ’72 displayed their artistic talents and creative imag- inations in many ways this year, through their Homecoming float, decorations for Prom, and a special mural of the varsity basketball team, which was painted by the Junior Pep Club members. All of these projects required a combination of many long hours and hard work. Other traditions which the Juniors enter include the manage- ment of the consession stand and the step from underclassmen athletes to the Varsity level. i JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Rita Yeager — Treasurer, Rick Riley — President, Diane Fields — Vice-President, and Marianne Schaefer — Secretary. Karen Adams Terry Akers Cindy Amon Brad Anderson Gary Anderson Sue Auble Ned Aufmuth Rodney Bagley Bob Baker Steve Baker Tim Baker Dennis Baratta Glen Barensfeld Rick Barnhart Jody Bixby Judy Bordon Jeri Borsich Laurie Boyer Liz Brooker Kathy Browder James Brown Bill Bruckmann Dana Buck Eric Buettner 64 Classes Tami Bungard Tim Bunyan Richard Burkey Judy Butcher Mark Call Gayla Calvert Jeanne Cambell John Carten Larry Cavey Kevin Chandler Alana Church Steve Clark Mark Cleary John Clevidence Charles Clifford Ruth Coburn Lynn Cole Diana Coleman Diane Cowden Terry Crooks Mark Daniels Jeff Derrenberger Susan Derrenberger Becky Dickerson Jean Dietrich David Douglas Bob Doyle Sam Dreibelbis Ed Drollinger Rita Ducy Brian Dunsha Roy DuPlaga Jeff Eales Laura Eaton Jeff Eble Robert Eggleston Melody Erb Diane Facemirs Bev Fesko Diane Fields Steve Fields Les Finley Cathi Fleming Susan Flugum Douglas Foreman Leslie Foy Barb French Jim Ganyard Anita Gardner Chuck Garrison Helen Gasper John Gee Tom Gerspacher Pat Gisewhite Gail Glover Robert Gordon Joni Gory Robert Grady Fred Gregory Richard Gregory Mike Greive Debie Grey Sandy Griesinger Classes 65 In Memoriam Life’s race well run, Life’s work well done, Life’s victory won, Now cometh rest. Carl Steinbach August 8, 1954 — December 18, 1970 Kevin Grieve Tom Groetz Ken Groves Debbie Halvorson Ron Hamilton Larry Hathaway Elaine Hayward Karen Hederick Sandy Hill Becky Himmel Ron Hitzelberger Terry Hoisington Doug Hood James Hood Mike Hood William Hood Michael Horvitz Karen Houston Joe Hurd Doug Hurst Sue Hutchings Melissa Ilg Nancy Jaeger Regina Jamerson Jeff Kabeller Gail Karson Debbie Kemp Sheila Kemp Randy Kidder Mike Kilkenny Janet Kincaid Lawerence King Debi Kitchen Philip Klein Terry Knoch 66 Classes Vicky Massey Brenda Masters Jill Matthews Jack Maxwell Nancy McClaskie Zelma McCourt Mardi McKelvey Fred McMillan Karen Prante and Larry Cavey try to stall class by confusing the substitute teacher. Carole Koenig Stephanie Kovacek Sharon Kramer Douglas Kreuder Linda Kubal Kit Kurtz Barb Lakey Bonnie Landmeier Dave Lariviere Diane Lazear AnnaBelle Lee Douglas Lee Jackie Lee Holly Leister Mary Lynn Lemmer Nancy Lenaburg Libby Leonard Doug Leonhardt Denise Lesko Ryan Lind Lou Ann Lockwood Ronald Loyer Gloria Mack Ronald Maitland Pam Mallery Sue Mambuca Charla Mann Mike Marshall Juniors Run Concession Stand to Raise Money Donna Meade Pam Meurer Linda Miller Pamela Moine John Mollica Emlee Monaco Deanna Morris Lyle Morse Ed Mueller Jan Myers Lois Myers Tracy Myers Virginia Myers Kay Neil Nancy Neptune Joe Nettleton Michal Newberry Laurie Nichols Robert Nichols Janine Nicholson Rick Niemann Bill Nord Beth Ode Vic Olson Dawn Ostaff Pat Palker Robert Parker Alan Parkhurst Regina Jamerson, a Beeliner beauty, is mistaken for a con- cession-hustler as she slips be- hind the counter for a snack. 68 Classes Juniors Enjoy Being Upperclassmen Bill Penrose Colleen Porter Steve Powell Karen Prante Bob Pritchard Daryl Promey Kathy Promey Tom Przybyla Marsha Queen Rita Queen Susan Rademacher Eddy Raines Arthur Ramirez David Rice Sally Richardson Clay Ricker Rick Riley Jane Ritchie Louise Ritter Ben Roberts As Mrs. Couts hovers about, Jay Vig neault and Bill Penrose cast eyes downward, supposedly in preparation for an upcoming French test. Robert Robson Terry Roche Greg Rogers Rolfe Rudes Glenn Rych Anita Saab Dennis Sadzewicz Len Saluga Martha Sanford Marianne Schaffer Cindy Schilling Steve Schray Classes 69 Juniors Choose Original Prom Jeff Scott Brenda Selzer Connie Semmelhaack Tom Setzer Diann Shaffer Tom Sharratt Lisa Shirey Nancy Sigafoos Joyce Simmers Amanda Simmons Virginia Simmons Bob Slater Dave Smalley Bernie Smith Jim Smith Lei Somogyi Mike Spacek Bekki Spenser Debbie Staples Connie Staten Don Steidl John Stevie Karen Stockman Beth Streett Chris Stuchal Debbie Swearingen Joan Swingle Carl Szafranski Elaine Taylor Phil Taylor Scott Taylor Sue Thoburn Diana Toms Donna Tucker Lynn Tucker Dawn Vance Jim Vanden berg Ray Vanscoy Renee Vellenoweth Jay Vigneault Margaret Wadsworth Mark Waite Barbara Walden Tonie Walter Michael Warrell Jeff Weitzel Dave Welch Phillip Wells Jeff West Leslie West LuAnne West Hal Westland Bruce Whitfield Becky Wible John Wilder Karen Wiles 70 Classes Theme: “We’ve Only Just Begun.” Don Williams Julie Williams Cheryl Willis Pam Wilson Steve Wilson Rick Wires Libby Wolf Laurie Wolfe Mark Wood James Yeager Rita Yeager Striking their most glamorous poses, Libby Leonard claims “the sun did it” while Bill Nord gives Rick Niemann some friendly ad- vice. CAMERA SHY Richard Baca Chris Beane Dan Buckland Richard Busch Bonnie Campbell Patricia Casey Jerry Cox Charles Foote Clare Fulton Heidi Gilliland Pat Goebel Deborah Gregory Elaine Hathaway James Hill Konda McClure John Meyers Larry Mich David Robins William Shields William Smith Karen Souder Marilyn Varisco Leslie Wiber James Yaeger Classes 71 72 Basketball 1970-71 Medina Battling Bees A. Klein R. Coleman C. Inman J. Spacek A. Clark J. Vandenberg M. Waite M. Cleary M. Spacek M. Eckert K. Bailey R. Greenberg B. Bruckman Coach Peters Coach Robson Coach Weygandt Coach Wells Basketball 73 Freshman Basketball: Standing L-R, J. Fortney, G. Kemp, T. Riendl, D. Stiffler, D. Drollinger, M. Aylard, C. Campbell, P. Platz. Row 2, (kneeling) L-R, J. Hood, W. Clark, Coach Wells, C. Hampton, D. Johnson. Junior Varsity battles to winning season: 14-4 J.V. Basketball; C. Brenner, P. Ellis, R. Myers, T. Yeatter, C. Casey, B. Meyers, M. Gant, C. Latimore, D. Hampton. Frosh cagers make good SWC showing in first MHS appearance. 74 Basketball Chad Brenner drives to the bucket against Rocky River. Basketball 75 Jim Vandenberg (34) seems to be trying to hide the ball. Andy goes after a loose ball in action against Lorain in tourney play. The Bees lost 69-64. Andy and A1 pose for a picture during a break in the action against Fairview!! 76 Basketball Little Rich seems to be having a problem with Westlake’s Bob MacKenzie. BEES END SEASON 15-5 Second Place SWC Lorain Sectional Runner-up. Super Soph Phil Ellis moves with the ball against Fairview. Suitman drives between two Brunswick men for an easy lay-up. The Bees won 78-36. Basketball 77 Row l:(standing) G. Rodgers, B. Kilkenny, C. Garrison, V. Ramirez, R. Freidt, L. Cutlip, R. Riley, D. Stiedl. Row 2: (kneeling) G. Harris, D. Collins, B, Bayless, R. Loyer. Grapplers Show Dedication and Desire in 1970-71 Season Final Record Final SWC Standings Medina 12 Bay 39 Team Medina 15 Fairview 28 Bay Village Medina 15 Avon Lake 32 Westlake Medina 25 Cloverleaf 22 Rocky River Medina 13 Rocky River 36 Fairview Medina 16 Westlake 32 Avon Lake Medina 29 Olmsted Falls 19 North Olmsted Medina 11 North Olmsted 36 Medina Brunswick Invitational — 5th place Medina Invitational — 6th place Olm. Falls W L 7 0 6 1 5 2 5 2 4 3 4 3 1 6 0 7 78 Wrestling mm Row 1: (standing), T. Flugum, D. Schindelholz, R. Myers, Coach Houghtaling, B. Foshall, K. Robson, J. Bramley. Row 2: (kneeling), T. Thoburn, T. Leu, G. Fields, D. Rickenbach, J. Starr, B. Blossom. Captain Ron Friedt works to sit out against his opponent in the Medina Invitational. Wrestling 79 VARSITY: K. Palker, C. Koenig, D. Werner, B. Wible, L. Miller, L. Brooker, S. Miller (captain), and M. Sirrine. MHS Cheerleaders Promote Spirit As halftime progresses, JV and Varsity cheerleaders watch attentively. Left to right: B. Wible, L. Miller, L. Brooker, D. Werner, N. Lenaburg, and C. Koenig. 80 Clubs This year’s cheerleading squads have more members, especially the wrestling squad which makes up a total of six girls. All cheerleaders promote school spirit during games and pep assemblies. Mrs. Smith, cheerleading advisor, does a fine job coaching these girls. The girls spend many nights after school practicing and the whole end product is well worth the effort. JV: J. Schneider, C. Leedy, P. Abell, J. Bixby, and R. Vellonoweth (capt). WRESTLING Below: D. Swearingen (captain), C. Auble, A. Cornelius, G. Jones, D. Mollohan and A. Gardner. Clubs 81 The two choral groups featured on these pages represent begin- nings on the road to musical knowledge and, hopefully, new members of Medina’s award-winning Con- cert Choir. The most startling things about them in the past few years has been their meteoric growth in numbers, the Boys’ Glee, in particular, having grown from ten members to over forty, and the girls’ glee from forty to over one hundred twenty-five. Meeting every other day the glee clubs prepare for a few con- certs yearly, the high point being their par- ticipation in the an- nual stage show, where the many individual talents of the musi- cians of MHS can be shown. Girls’ Glee Seniors: A. Abramoska, N. Cowden, D. Dooley, N. Gilliland, L. King, B. LaVelle, S. Piskach, L. Roth, K. Rockwell; Juniors: G. Calvert, L. Cole, Gail Glover, B. Laker, Brenda Masters, G. Myers, K. Prante, B. Selzer, K. Stockman, M. Wadsworth; Sophomores: K. Alber, P. Brown, B. Califf, B. Carson, D. Christian, J. Cutlip, K. Donovan, M. Gordon, B. Gorfido, P. Gorney, D. Gregory, K. Haarmeyer, R. Hajek, M. Hanshue, S. Holston, S. Hyde, T. Krebs, C. Lamphear, C. Lange, C. Leedy, J. Leonhart, M. Matthews, P. Mohr, L. Morgan, D. Philpot, L. Philpot, V. Reischuck, T. Semmelhaack, P. Sponseller, C. Stein, L. Styer, M. Woll, T. Tecco; Freshmen: P. Anderson, P. Baird, B. Boleratz, K. Bracey, M. Brewer, J. Carlson, L. Chidsey, A. Conners, M. Conrad, C. Crawford, M, Davis, H. Deis, K. Dooley, D. Doyle, P. Doyle, P. Dunsha, C. Edwards, S. Falconer, D. Favret, J. French, M. Gorfido, J. Groskopf, J. Haueison, L. Hayward, B. Hill, L. Huston, M. Hutchinson, M. Jamerson, R. Jodway, G. Jones, C. Kassel, C. Kenzig, L. Komjati, M. Komjati, M. Kubal, H. Lantz, M. Lariviere, R. Lattimore, J. Lind, K. Lindsey, J. Machles, M. Mack, P. Manning, M. Martin, K. McClanning, K. McDaid, V. McEwen, C. Mong, K. Morrison, N. Morse, P. Muha, J. Naragon, S. Pike, J. Porter, D. Rapenchuk, M. Rockwell, C. Rudes, L. Sailor, L. Sanford, B. Sauer, K. Schlechty, D. Schmitzer, B. Schuck, K. Shaw, J. Shurance, C. Skidmore, D. Skoda, V. Sprowls, S. Swinehart, D. Terhune, K. Thomas, F. Veres, S. Wamsley, D. Wilke, J. Wolfe, P. Zipter. Mr. Carey leads one the two girls’ glee classes. 82 Music Ssl§§� Boys’ Glee R. Alspach, M. Aylard, T. Benner, J. Bramley, B. Dukes, J. Gehring, K. Gifford, P. Guessford, D. Hall, C. Hampton, G. Harris, C. Jennrich, F. Jewitt, B. Johnson, K. Kline, J. Komjati, T. Leu, A. Meyers, R. Meyers, K. Myers, M. Nos, W. Phillips, P. Platz, B. Reedy, S. Rizzo, D. St. Clair, E. Schott, B. Sellars, G. Spencer, J. Starr, B. Steinle, D. Stiffler, M. Trauffer, D. VanDevier, B. Walters, J. Ward, G. West, B. Cody, D. Andrews, T. Fulling, S. Thornburg, M. Trainor, J. Stoops, D. Rice, J. Wilder, S. Carter, C. Koppelberger, D. Plummer, Accompanist: Karen Prante. Music 83 Orchestra D. Johnson, R. Falconer, M. Sanford, S. Griesinger, S. Falconer, T. Purvis, J. Steingass, S. Moore, T. Spears, L. Bruckmann, K. Eberwein, T. Roche, L. Plummer, D. Loveless, B. Blossom. C. Gaugler, M. Defferding, J. Barabas, K. Wiles, L. Smith, J. Parman, G. Bixler, A. Hoelzer, J. Nettleton, S. Goodrich, H. Lennex, R. Crum. D. Lazear, M. McMillan, D. Keiper, C. Kassel, B. Roberts, N. Voorhees, L. Wolfe, D. Beck, M. Marshall, M. Grubb, B. Overcash, J. Titus, K. Hedrick, C. Koppelberger, S. Jobe, D. Whitam, K. Kline, D. Drollinger, P. Williams, M. Koch, K. Knowles, C. Mealy, S. Rademacher, R, Lazear. (Not in order of above) Maestro Heyburn calls his charges to atten- tion. The orchestra continued to improve this year and is now quite excellent. The musicians presented sev- eral concerts this year including a special one for elementary children this spring which was much appreciated by the young audience. Mike Marshall and Don Beck take time out to reflect upon the score. It never fails to amaze people how some peo ple are singing “oohh, ' “ahh,” and ohh and still be performing the same song. Hlnmm. Swing Choir is the newest addition to the music scene at MHS. Selected from the concert choir the group meets on Tuesday nights to rehearse its repe- toire. The group sings songs of a lighter vein and performs for local community groups, school chil- dren, and conventions. It was also an integral part of Showtime II. Its purpose is to give the more the- atrical individuals a chance to express themselves in a more relaxed situation and under more more comfortable conditions. Swing Choir K. Wiles, J. Burke, D. Johnson, J. Smith, D. Brewer, P. Tucker, J. Barabas, D. Plummer, G. Bixler, G. Molner. S. Goodrich. C. Koppelberger, L. Plummer, R. Bannon, D. Buck, M. Roshon, H. Lennex, M. Davis. 85 Ski Bees Hit the Slopes . . because of good weather, Ski Club has been cancelled.” rang over the announcements many times this year much to the chagrin of our budding ‘‘Jean-Claude Killy’s.” Howev- er, when there is snow, the Ski Bees hit the slopes (pow) and schuss merrily down the slopes of Brandywine. Under the direction of advisor, Mrs. Toth, they are able to survive the perils that confront them and return safely to Medina High every Wednesday. ROW 1: A. Cornelius, M. Cotter, C. Amon, B. Grady, V. Simmons, J. Courtney, M. Franz, and J. Markle. ROW 2: M. Jameyson, D. Hall, L. Eaton, M. Marshall, B. Smith, G. Machles, M. Koch, and M. Arnold. ROW 3: G. Glover, L. West, J. Eggleston, M. Morel, M. Brewer, S. Pike, and G. Hibbs. ROW 4: A. Huston, L. Hipwell, N. Milliken, J. Riegger, K. Mellert, D. Hall, and Mrs. Toth. ROW 5: D. Machles, M. Simmons, R. Keehn, P. Koch, P. Sharkey, M. Call, and R. Bagley. ROW 6: E. Buettner, G. Karson, K. Shaw, J. Cox, S. Harpster, B. Schuck, and S. Foy. ROW 7: M. Benisek, C. Cimarik, L. Huston, and D. Marcey. K. Mellert and L. Huston may (?) make the 1972 OFFICERS: C. Amon — Treasurer, G. Simmons — Vice-President, B. Grady — Winter Olympics with a little luck. President, A. Cornelius — Publicity Chairman, and M. Cotter — Secretary. 86 Clubs Pep Club Racks for Rhyme OFFICERS: R. Jamerson — Sec.-Treasurer, J. Nettleton — President, and M. Lemmer — Vice-President. Pep Club pursues the art of spirit-making through locker and hall decorations for our athletes and cheering extra loud at pep as- semblies and games. Almost every night girls can be seen in ragged shorts with paint and paintbrush in hand racking their brains for some witty, new slogan. Or if one happens to be in the gym on a Thrusday afternoon, one might spy a terrified Pep Club member in the very height of the gym clinging to the rafters as she fearfully tapes up a sign. At least once every few months Pep Club members find it in their hearts to reward themselves for their many varied efforts, with a potluck supper. ROW 1: Mrs. Smith, M. Lemmer, R. Jamerson, A. Cornelius, L. Kubis, R. Luebke, C. Mambuca, M. Smith, D. Jones, D. Brandovv, M. Cotter, J. Gensemer, L. McDaniels, B. Anderson, P. Abell, K. Mellert, and C. Porter. ROW 2: D. Lazear, J. Borden, S. Griesinger, N. Gilliland, M. Cochran, R. Brinker, L. Kubis, M. Roshon, M. Sirrine, D. Dooley, M. Newberry, V. Ewing, B. Spencer, D. Swearingen. S. Derrenberger, and P. Mallery. ROW 3: H. Gilliland, J. Barabas, D. Johnson, K. Hobart, A. Abramoska, C. Kraus, L. Aukerman, K. Palker, J. Pennington, J. Ewbank, L. West, L. Bruckmann, J. Welton, M. Gordon, D. Martin, K. Neil, L. MacLeod, C. Kurtiz, and G. Glover. ROW 4: R. Yeager, D. Fields, C. Porter, L. West, K. Browder, R. Vellenoweth, J. Swingle, P. Casey, L. Wolf, D. Toms, S. Hutchings, D. Cowden. J. Williams, P. Van Epp, B. Wisely, M. Gorfido, and L. Sailer. ROW 5: S. Richardson, B. Selzer, C. Stein, L. Komjati, J. French, T. Taugher, B. Foulke, D. Ortman, D. Shaffer, M. Brenstuhl, L. Chidsey, L. Lockwood, K. Tucker, E. Monaco, S. Foy, B. Schuck, B. Bracey, and K. Mains. ROW 6: D. Halvorsen, P. Hofmann, S. Tyrell. C. Kassel, L. Winkler, P. Koch, K. Lindsey, C. Edwards, P. Manning, G. Gulledge, B. Wilson, B. Strett, A. Gardner, L. Tucker, S. Goodrich, S. Miller, A. Guiltinan, J. Steingass, and A. Steinbach. ROW 7: B. French, C. Goodrich, L. Boyer, B. Wible, L. Foy, J. Bixby, L. Miller, M. Schaefer, G. Karson, C. Koenig, L. Brooker, C. Lange, R. Crum, M. Hamontree, L. Simboli, S. Ulmer, J. Riegger, A. Westland, B. Califf, V. Wilde, and C. Poor. ROW 8: N. Jaeger, V. Simmons. C. Amon, M. Simmons, V. Reischuck, A. Butt, S. Hyde, L. Boyle, B. Krosse, J. Dietrich, D. Kemp, J. Myers, J. Schneider, H. Tyrell. P. Mohr, E. Reuber, M. Mack, and L. Hayward. ROW 9: P. Lengel, N. Cowden, B. LaVelle, M. Coffey, P. Anderson, D. Nettleton, L. Yoder, R. Keehn, J. Lemmer, G. McEwan, G. Gardner, P. Griesinger, C. Jones, M. Siegfried, D. Mollohan, J. Wolf, D. Wilke, K. Alber, D. Labadie, and T. Krebs. Owik ] h iygigMM . i Tfi j m i ; i Wk il ' C 1 j S5 ; ■ y . 14 : J JbR iL J | I « 1 W I ■ Pf « W ' - • ' A i I p j| % i pb I I J i . B f 4 •• • I 1 kS ' ' sM Seniors Well, we’ve finally made it! Twelve years of struggle against the spector of ignorance to achieve some sort of reasonable intelligence. Gone is the gore of health movies, Mrs. Elrick’s essays, Mr. Elrick’s essays, fire drills in 25° weather, float con- tests, “Showtime” and football games. In their places is the maturity of a new and alive genera- tion. B. Mericle and S. Promey get ready to test out a new kite during one of their free periods. L. Riegger Treasurer J. Hunter Vice-President M. Roshon Secretary J. Burke President 90 Seniors K. Palker busily readies for the athletic banquet. Linda Marie Aukerman Bradly Robert Bader John Edward Baker Katherine Anne Baker Raymond Peter Bannon Judith Kay Barabas Seniors 91 Debra Sue Barnes Theresa Jean Bayless Christopher Earle Beane William Arthur Beck Carol Jo Beckwith Joyce Marie Biliczky Gayle Laraine Bixler Rebecca Anne Bowman Vicki Lynn Bowman Neil Allen Brenstuhl David Daniel Brewer Carole Ann Brown 92 Seniors Danny Ray Buckland Darlene Jean Bucksar John Andrew Burke Diane Jane Butcher Carol Veronica Collins Cameron Eric Paul Carl Kenneth Robert Carpenter Sharon Lavone Carpenter Stanley Wilson Carter Bonnie Jo Casey Alan Franklin Clark Patsy Denise Clary Seniors 93 Richard Roland Clawson Galen Arnold Claycomb Marianne Louise Cochran Marian Ellen Coffey Richard Cecil Coleman James Arthur Conners Ronald Clyde Cornelius John Charles Courtney Nancy Kim Cowden William K. Crise Mich ael Alan Cunningham Larry Roy Cutlip 94 Seniors David Eric Daniell Gloria Ann Davis James Francis Davis Marilyn Elaine Davis Thomas Allen Davis Gary Alan Davison J. Johnson practices the pole vault during indoor track. Seniors 95 Sounds of Silence Yvonne Lee Didion Deborah Marie Dooley Charles O. Dreibelbis Anna Marie Dunbar Gregory Lee Earl Bruce Phillip Eaton Lena Beth Deeter Donna Jean Dellinger Kathleen Ann Deyling Larry Stanley Dial 96 Seniors Henry Bradford Ettling Jane Noreen Ewbank Jeff Emery Deborah Ann Failor Ruth Ann Falconer Michele Elise Favret Peter Thomas Feldman Rita Jane Feron Debra Lynn Fetzer Timothy Carl Fisher Jon Carl Fleming Lyle Ray Fortney Seniors 97 Linda Jean Lehman Foster David Lowell Fowls Michael Allen Franz Kurt Urban Friday Ronald Michael Friedt Scharlene Ruth Fulton William Jackie Gallagher Cynthia Lynn Garrison Linda Lee Gasper Christopher Edward Gensemer Jon Andrew Gerspacher Brenda Evelyn Gilles 98 Seniors Nancy Lee Gilliland Mary Ann Gisewhite Lynn Ellen Goff John Allan Good Susan Lynn Goodrich Samuel Gorfido Alex Gory Harry Rickel Greenberg Philip Ray Greene Steve Ruben Gregory Michael Paul Groetz Anne Marie Guiltinan Seniors 99 Cynthia Joy Hallman Kenneth Daniel Hampton, Jr. William Kern Hampton Seniors Get Anxious for Graduation Daniel Robert Hanshue John W. Hardinger Elizabeth Ann Harriger Johnathon Fredrick Harvey Deborah Sue Heller Karen Ann Hergistad Diane Lynn Hettinger Wesley Dean Hettinger 100 Seniors Sandra Ann Holt Doraina Sue Hunter Lauretta Mae Hood James Howard Hunter Kimerly Ann Hobart Diana Kay Huffman Alan Stanley Huston Pamela Jo Hofmann Charles Robert Hughes Charles Ray Inman Hey Les, is it really a Sunkist? Mark Russell Jameyson Chris Mark Jamison Leroy Paul Jenkins Terry Robert Jennrich Jami Robert Jewel Dianne Theresa Jindra Diane Dorothy Johnson Jeffrey David Johnson Hal Mark Kahn Mary Susan Kallis Jerry Bruce Keiper Rose Anne Kemp Penny Sue King Lucia Ann Kirby Sharon Lee Knowles Mark Gregory Koch Brenda Rose Koenig Pamela Beth Komjati Chris Van Koppelberger Thomas George Kowal Seniors 103 Cynthia Jo Kraus Chrys Ann Kurtz Brenda Paige LaVelle Thomas Edward Lawerence Mark William Lariviere Lora Yvonne Lattimore Harry George Lennex III Malcolm Edward Lucas Silly seniors ham it up during a senior tobogganing trip. Carol Jean Lucchesi David Lee Machles 104 Seniors Laurie Ann MacLeod Amelia Veronika Martin John David McCormick Lyn Marie Madey James Henry Martinez Nina McDaid John David Makle Wayne Melvin Maur Darla Maude McNamara Vicky Lynn Marshall Claudia McComas Charlotte Evelyn Mealy Seniors 105 Ted Paisley Mair Bonita Louise Mericle Susan Beth Miller Richard Dennis Mohn David Wade Moine Gregory Joseph William Molner Duane Russell Mora Edward Dale Morse Dwight Wilson Moudy Cynthia Ann Murray Jeffery Lee Myers Dennis Richard Nehrenz 106 Seniors Joyce Elizabeth Bloomer Nettleton John Christopher Nichols Jill Pennington uses Self-Discipline as a time to catch up on her studies. Pamela Elizabeth Nichols Marc Alan Noble Kathy Annette Palker Joyce Ann Parman June Elizabeth Pearce Jill Susan Pennington Seniors 107 Colleen Marie Phillis Donald James Plummer William Charles Pike Jeffrey Frank Poor Susan Marie Piskach Patricia Ann Porter Edward Lee Placke Janice Ann Promey Sally Mae Promey Debora Sue Purvis Sharon Elaine Quati Victor Albright Ramirez 108 Seniors W-:-. Vicky Lynn Randall Edward Louis Reuber Joan Elizabeth Ricker Elise Margaret Roth Rebecca Jo Rowlands Brenda Joy Rucker Denise Louise Russell Dennis James Ryan Barbara Ann Saur Sally Jane Schindelholz Edward James Schlechty Frank Robert Schmitzer Betty Ann Schweitzer Paul Gregory Sevougian Paul Douglas Sexton 110 Seniors David Glenn Shirk Dennis Reigh Simpson Marcia Louise Sirrine Linda Sue Skidmore Curtis Eugene Slabaugh Elizabeth Ann Smith James Alan Smith Sherry Joan Smith James Edward Spacek James Edwin Sprankle Terry Lee Starkey Ann Kay Steinbach Seniors 111 Mark Joseph Steingass Richard Michael Steinle Susan Lynn Stewart Beverly Jean Stillman James Elliot Stone III Harold Maurice Stuart David Alan Surgeon Mary Theresa Swingle Diane Patricia Szabo Steven Eugene Tilley Billy Jay Tomblin Patricia Lynn Tucker 112 Seniors Seniors Retain Lasting Memories of MHS Susan Jean Tyrrell Patricia Sue Van Epp Gary Wayne Van Zile Jeffry John Vigneault Beatrice Madeline Wadsworth Lorraine Kaye Wagner Debra Ann Werner Gregory Paul Wiegand Pamela Jo Wilde Timothy Michael Wilhelm Debra Lee Williams Pamela Ann Williams Phillip Blair Williams Gary Joe Wills Roger Lee Wires Barbara Louise Wiseley Carl Frederic Wood Robert John Yaekle 114 Seniors Barbara Jean Yeager Joseph John Young Mary Jane Cavey Victor Joseph Fesco Jeffrey Alan Gillium James Leslie Hill Cynthia Lou King Lynda Anne King James Frederick Kitchen Camera Shy Andrew Cory Klein Paul William Krejci Harriet Louise Laird Leslie William McClaning Margaret Linda Monroe David Alan Robins Glenn W. Rozell Diana Jean Saab Brian Thomas Shurell Joy Calame Simmons James Martin Slater Angela Rae Klein VanZile Louis William Veres William Everett Washburn Powder Puff Team Ends Second Year T. Starkey, D. Porter, B. Rowlands, M. Sirrine, S. Miller, L. Wagner, L. Aukerman, K. Palker, A. Klein, J. Hunter, A. Guiltinan, N. Gilliland, D. Dooley, P. Van Epp, C. McComas, B. Schweitzer, L. Harriger, D. Moudy, R. Coleman, B. LaVelle, L. Smith, L. Goff, J. Pen- nington, P. Tucker, D. Werner, K. Alspach, K. Hergistad, and G. Earl. Tennis y ff toKa wUii Bee Diamondmen Show Promise for Future !U?w!®sSS© - . q K. Carpenter, M. Cleary, }. Clevidence, M. Wood, R. Coleman, J. Vandenberg, T. Sharrett, T. Fisher, J. Weitzel, B. Gordon, K. Grieve, T. Starkey, H. Thiele, D. Weygandt (coach). Baseball 117 Netters Show Marked Improvement Coach, “Now this is the style of my new car, Chad!” Hal goes high up on his tiptoes for a serve. Row 1: (kneeling) D. Moine, J. Fleming, M. Arnold, C. Brenner, B. Volodkevich. Row 2: Coach Stephenson, K. Bailey, T. Kowal, H. Kahn, J. Eble. 118 Tennis Golf Team Makes Fine Showing In SWC Golf Team: Coach Jones, L. Finley, R. Hendershot, D. Marcey, R. Wallace, M. Grieve, M. Imhoff, D. Promey, B. Nord. Bill, “O.K. fellas who stole my new ball! ' ' “Now this is the way to grip your club, Rick. Golf 119 Medina Track Makes Good Over-all Showing For 1971 Row 1: Coach Swinglish, D. Williams, K. Friday, D, Hurst, R. Bagley, D. Smalley, I. Whiteside, Coach Walker. Row 2: B. Ducy, M. Call, G. Earl, F. Wood, B. Whitfield, T. Lawrence, B. Yaekle. Row 3: B. Parker, A. Root, G. Winkler, D. Beck, T. Scheel, J. Smith. Row 4: J. Martin, G. Molner, P. Williams (capt.), E. Schelecty, B. Anderson, R. Wires. Row 5: ]. Spacek, J. Johnson, D. Mora, J. Hurd, D. Baratta. Duane takes his man over the first hur- dle in the 180 lows. Track 121 Concert Band Personnel: Piccolo, Judy Barabas; Flutes, Patt Tucker, Karen Wiles, Karen Houston, Tracy Meyers, Elaine Dickenson, Cathy Rake, Gail Glover, Debbie Miller, Jane Ewbank, Jenny Riegger; Oboes, Liz Smith, Martha Sanford, Carol Goodrich; Bassoons, Joyce Nettleton, Peggy Abell; Clarinets, Joyce Parman, Gayle Bixler, Bonnie Landmeier, Pam Williams, Eric Daniell, Annette Hoelzer, Joan Rizzo, Lois Yoder, Rene Keehn, Lee Ann Boyle, John Cox, Sherri Quati, Laurie Boyer, Terri Semmelhack, Marilyn Ware, Debbie Nettleton; Alto Clarinet, Laurie Nichols; Bass Clarinet, Sharon Knowles, Sue Przybyla; ContraBass Clarinet, Diane Lazear; Alto Saxophone, Barb Yeager, Jim Smith, Jill Gensemer; Tenor Saxophone, Alan Huston, Janet Treleaven; Baritone Saxophone, Ron Maitland; French Horns, Kathy Knowles, Dave Machles, Bill Austin, Kathis Gifford, Brenda Keenig, Elaine Taylor, Lisa Ilg, Anna Belle Lee; Cornet— Trumpet, Alan Clark, Mark Koch, Don Plummer, John Bannon, John Carten, Steve VanEpp, Dennis Few, Roni Crum, LouAnn Lockwood, Amy Abramoska, Dave Andrews, Claudia McComas, Barb French, Tom Zeigler, Steve Clark, John Markle; Trombone, Jeff Myers, Sue Rademacher, Chuck Carey, Greg Eddy, Ginny Myers, Tom Sanford, Paul Nicholson, Karen Prante, Ted Fulling; Baritone Horn, Jim East, Johnn Wilder, Gwyn Quesada, Elaine Hayward; Tuba, Jim Smith, Rod Bagley, Bill Popovich, Lynn Bruckmann, Chris Koppelberger; Percussion, Sue Goodrich, Daryl Promey, Terry Silva, Harry Lennex, Tom Przybyla, Chris Gensemer, Alan Parkhurst, Rita Yeager, Tim Silva, Pam Komjati, John Caesar, David Houston. 1 22 Concert Band The concert band is the most refined of the instru- mental groups at MHS. Forming after football season is over it rehearses every day and gives its annual concert in March of each year. This year the concert band received straight superior ratings at district contest and then received an excellent rating in Columbus. Concert Band 123 iVw Concert Choirs: Sopranos— G. Calvert, M. Davis, R. Falconer, A. Guiltinan, D. Henschel, D. Johnson, A. Lee, B. Masters, K. Neil, J. Pennington, S. Richardson, M. Roshon, T. Swingle, P. Tucker. Altos— B, Baker, J. Barabas, C. Beckwith, G. Bixler, D. Bucksar, A. Butt, S. Goodrich, G. Gulledge, E. Hayward, K. Houston, D. Hunter, J. Matthews, C. Mealy, S. Miller, D. Nettleton, B. Rowlands, E. Smith, D. Szabo, K. Wiles, E. Wolf. Tenors— R. Bannon, D. Brewer, K. Chandler, C. Inman, G. Molner, D. Plummer, L. Plummer, T. Scheel, M. Seeley. Basses— D. Beck, B. Braund, D. Buck, J. Burke, S. Carter, D. Chandler, B. Crise, B. Forsythe, D. Houston, J. Hunter, R. Kidder, C. Koppelberger, H. Lennex, R. Meyers, D. Moudy, J. Nettleton, B. Pike, E. Reuber, J. Smith, J. Wilder. Concert Choir If there was one word to describe the year for concert choir it would have to be “successful.” A wide range of styles and languages marked the repetoire and the concert schedule was exhausting but rewarding. For the second year the choir re- ceived the highest state awards in Columbus April 24. The big hit of the year was, as might be ex- pected, Showtime II which drew capacity crowds two nights in a row. Members of the choir also did well at solo and ensemble contest in Cuyahoga Falls. Both mixed ensembles received superior ratings. Superior ratings for solos went to Ray Bannon, Chris Koppelberger, and Don Beck, while excellent ratings were awarded to Patt Tucker, Greg Molner, Stan Carter, Johnn Wilder and Jim Smith. Soloists and choir rehearse for the Christmas concert. 124 Concert Choir Showtime is Smash Success What takes place each spring, is colorful, bursting with talent, and draws a bigger crowd than a basketball game? Answer . . . Showtime II. For the third year the music department pulled out all stops and really gave its audi- ence their money’s worth. This years’ extravaganza was put forth by an incredible 250 people piled all over the stage on risers, boxes, and barstools. Selections came from many of the top shows of the century. Applause was loud and long and the response from the audience resembles pandemonium. It will be tough to beat next year. Sparkling and professional choreography marked the exciting rendition of “Thoroughly Modern Millie.” A bit of melancholy hits Greg Molner as he reflects on song-lyrics. Bill Pike and Alyce Butt do their thing to tunes from “Oklahoma . The square dancers were a big hit. A Guess who’s coming to dinner? Medina’s answer to the Farkle Family; Tom Kowal, Dave Surgeon, Harry Lennex, and fans. Junior-Senior Banquet John Burke, Senior Class president, displays his uncanny lack of humor as he presents the senior suggestion box to junior class president Rick Riley. Mr. Rios appropriately bites his tongue and bears with it. 126 Banquet C were -Wf r A scene from the after-banquet entertainment, ‘‘Everything You Always Wanted to Know About the Senior Class— But Were Afraid to ask.” Lei Somogyi as Jerry Keiper drags his proverbial slide rule with obvious consequences. Roast beef, baked potato, and corn were the bill of fare for the annual Junior-Senior Banquet, held in the gym May 14. As usual the event was well at- tended by both classes and members of the faculty. Pre-dinner laughs were provided by a display of senior baby pictures contrasted with senior class photos. The junior class spotlighted famous and infamous senior personalities in its spoof, “Every- thing You Always Wanted to Know About the Senior Class— But Were Afraid to Ask.” Mr. Rios and company are intent upon the meal. Yum! Banquet 1 27 mm Junior-Senior Prom The royal family. Attendants Jeff Johnson and Marianne Cochran, Queen Nancy Gilliland, Junior Class President Rick Riley, and King Terry Starkey. May 15 was truly a night to remember as elegantly attired couples danced the night away at the Jun- ior-Senior Prom, held at the Summit Mall. The theme “We’ve Only Just Begun” was perfect and the decor truly regal. The music was right up-to- date but was danceable. The big moment came when Terry Starkey and Nancy Gilliland were crowned king and queen of the 1971 prom, with Jeff Johnson and Marianne Cochran the attend- ants. As one would expect, John Burke was the first to offer his congratulations to the queen. 128 Prom Jeff and Marianne have a quiet dance together. A comfortably crowded dance floor provided for a great evening. Senior Honors Self Discipline Program Bill Crise Lynn Madey Brad Ettling Mindy Roshon Judy Barabas Bonnie Mericle Diane Johnson Lynn Reigger Denise Russell Sally Promey Paul Sevoughian Chrys Kurtz Joyce Parman Mike Cunningham Pat Porter Gayle Bixler Gary Davison Mary Swingle Michelle Favret Yvonne Didion Sue Tyrrell Sharon Knowles Barbara Yeager Jon Gerspacher Don Plummer Sue Goodrich Lori Wagner Jerry Keiper Libby Harriger Patt Tucker Sue Miller Kathy Baker Chris Jamison Bob Yaekle Pam Hoffman Ken Hampton Kathy Palker Ed Schlechty Les McClaning Debby Heller Ray Bannon Jill Pennington Mark Lariviere Anne Guiltinan Kim Hobart LuAnne Kirby Greg Molner Jon Fleming Dave Shirk Becky Rowlands Darlene Bucksar John McCormick Marcia Sirrine Rick Wallace Joyce Nettleton Liz Smith Colleen Phillis Marianne Cochran Amy Martin Cindy Kraus George Rodgers Diana Huffman Gloria Davis Mark Koch Charlotte Mealy Greg Wiegand John Burke Tom Kowal Phil Williams Senior Music Award winners were Patt Tucker and Judy Barabas. National Merit Scholarship final- ists were Bill Crise and George Rodgers (first row second from right) Honorable mentions were earned by John McCormick, Diane Johnson, Mindy Roshon, Libby Harriger, and Joyce Par- man. Rich Coleman (left) won the “Athlete of the Year Award” and Ed Schelechty was the receiver of the “Scholar-Athlete” Award. 130 Senior Honors Dollars for Scholars Scholarships were won by Joyce Nettleton Brenda LaVelle, Carol Lucchesi, Pam Komjati, and Jim Spacek. Sharon Knowles was chosen to partici- pate in the All-State Band: Gayle Bixler received an award from the Daughters of the American Revolution, and LuAnne Kirby was Medina’s “Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. Senior Honors 131 Bill Crise and Sue Miller received the Manhood and Womanhood Awards. Pam Wilde and Kim Hobart were awarded nursing scholarships from R.P.M. The Junior Women’s Auxiliary of Medina Community Hospital gave another nursing scholarship, this one to Nancy Gilliland. 132 Senior Honors Bob Yaekle and Joyce Nettleton were given the Outstanding Senior Citizenship Award. Lu Anne Kirby was the winner of the Senior Home Economics Award. Senior Honors 133 Graduation 1971 John Burke, senior class president, whose speech, “Between Worlds” was sparked by a startling rocket blast-off. Lynda King was the first speaker, and after encountering difficul- ties with her cap, she proceeded with her address, “The Essence of You.” Graduation 1971 was held under ideal weather conditions, everything was perfect and the heat subsided enough to allow some degree of comfort. With a total of 263 graduates the class of ’71 was the largest yet and the last class under 300 students in size. It was the culmination of 12 long years of tedious learning highlighted by good experiences and good friends. At the awards assembly Mr. Rios called the Class of 1971 “the” class. He couldn ' t have been more right. These pages prove what it was all about. 134 Graduation Anxiety and memories fill these seniors moments before the end of it all. Mary Lemmer gives Mr. Rios a last-minute touch-up before the ceremonies. The long wait is about to end. The long awaited moment arrives as seniors march in procession. atm i Finally seated in the stadium seniors attentively listen to their speaker. Bill Crise Gold Tassel Winners Mark Lariviere Mindy Roshon LuAnne Kirby Diane Johnson Dave Shirk Sally Promey John McCormick Joyce Parman Joyce Nettleton Gayle Bixler Marianne Cochran Michelle Favret George Rodgers Sharon Knowles Mark Koch Don Plummer John Burke Jerry Keiper Lynn Madey Sue Miller Judy Barabas Bob Yaekle Lynn Riegger Kathy Palker Paul Sevougian Debby Heller Mike Cunningham The gold tassel is awarded to the top ten percent of each graduating class. 138 Graduation As the line gets gradually shorter Darlene Bucksar receives her diploma from school board president Leonard Morse. Senior choir members display their vocal talent for the last time. Graduation 139 Gym Leaders Assist Teachers ROW 1: A. Gardner, J. Pennington, M. Lemmer, C. Koenig, D. Dooley, D. Swearingen, L. Goff, M. Favret, L. Macleod, and C. Kraus. ROW 2: J. Lemmer, C. Schaefer, L. Foy, L. Miller, K. Browder, G. McEwan. B. Streett, B. Spencer, and K. Palker. ROW 3: P. Muerer, S. Miller, L. Brooker, J. Bixby, V. Simmons, N. Jaeger, and S. Schindelholz. ROW 1: C. Brenner, A. Klein, T. Starkey, L. Cutlip, R. Hamilton, F. Wood, D. Mora, D. Hood, and C. Casey. ROW 2: A. Clark, R. Meyers, D. Chandler, J. Martin, G. Winkler, T. Yeatter, and J. Mollica. ROW 3: D. Hampton, K. Porter, P. Ellis, C. Lattimore, B. Forsythe, R. Horkey, and A. Schwenk. 142 Clubs Lettermen Purchase Athletic Equipment ROW 1: C. Brenner, T. Scheel, D. Williams, B. Hughes, A. Klein, D. Mora, R. Wallace, R. Coleman, and J. Eble. ROW 2: D. Hood, P. Williams, G. Molner, J. Hunter, J. Good, J. Johnson, L. Cutlip, B. Bayless, and D. Moudy. ROW 3: V. Ramirez, R. Riley, H. Holston, D. Moine, T. Kowal, R. Greenberg, R. Barnhart, R. Freidt, and G. Earl. ROW 4: D. Beck, J. Fleming, B. Yaekle, M. Riegger, G. Rodgers, E. Schlechty, T. Fisher, and B. Anderson. ROW 5: L. Jenkins, B. Nord, D. Baratta, B. Whitfield, J. Clevidence, R. Wires, J. Weitzel, and P. Palker. ROW 6: B. Robson, J. Vigneault, T. Lawrence, F. Wood, and T. Starkey. The Varsity “M” Club of MHS consisted of athletes who have earned a varsity letter in a sport. The members sponsor money-raising projects with the proceeds going toward the purchase of athletic equipment for the school. OFFICERS: Top to bottom; P. Williams— President, D. Mora— Secretary, and T. Scheel— Treasurer. Clubs 143 Medini an Staff Strives for Perfection STAFF MEMBERS: P. Wilde, B. Califf, V. Wilde, J. Smith, R. Greenberg, Mr. Insprucker, B. Wilson, G. Gulledge, and R. Bannon. Not pictured — K. Neil. Members of the Medinian staff found, as their predecessors have, that the production of a yearbook is no easy task. It takes hard work as well as imagination and organization. Faced with the various obstacles that confront an annu al staff regularly such as keeping track of ads and meeting deadlines, the Medinian staff en- countered the problem of breaking in a new advisor, Mr. Cheuvront, when Mr. Insprucker left in January. With all these problems con- fronting the production of the 1971 Medinian, pictures were taken, deadlines were met and another year of memories has been recorded for the students of MHS. BELOW: Mr. Ed McNabb, our Paragon Representative, and staff member, Kay Neil, check over a class layout before sending it to the company. 144 Clubs Medi namite Members Create New Articles mm ss i j % i l f M P l This year the Medinamite exhi- bited a change of pace under the expert supervision of Mrs. Nep- tune and editor, Libby Harriger. Each issue was filled with imagi- native new articles including “Heap of the Month” and various cartoons by staff members. The paper, which is distributed once a month, contains news of school events, student opinion polls, and humorous articles. Through the Medinamite, staff members kept the MHS students informed as well as furthering their own knowledge of journalism. Left — ROW 1: R. Luebke, K. Carpenter, J. Burke, and K. Hergistad. ROW 2: C. Fleming, S. Holt, and B. Schweitzer. ROW 3: Mrs. Neptune, S. Tyrell, C. Kurtz, P. Hofmann, and L. Harriger. Clubs 145 Gymnasts Prepare for Spring Show Gymnastics Club start practice in late August with a clinic in which members may limber up and learn new techniques before school gets under way. They begin their first publ ic performances by entertaining fans during basketball halftimes. Parents and students are amazed by the feats on parallel bars, high bars, and rings. The real challenge presents it- self to members in the form of the Gymnastics ShoW in early Spring. Each person perfects both his technique and performance for the show. Right — OFFICERS: R. Vellenoweth — Treasurer, K. Grieve — President, B. Rucker — Secretary, D. Simpson — Vice-President. y ♦ ‘W • tv ' I wm ' MBm PSI : |P ROW 1: M. Marshall, A. Westland, B. Anderson, P. Abell, C. Zay, D. Simpson, C. Been, and J. Dooley. ROW 2: C. Staten, D. Rush, M. McDaniels, K. Mellert, A. Cornelius, and J. Mohn. ROW 3: L. West, L. West, R. Vellenoweth, B. Rucker, T. Flugum, D. Dooley, P. Van Epp, S. Vacha, and C. Leedy. ROW 4: G. Hibbs, T. Fisher, K. Williams, M. Kubal, D. Mollohan, L. Huston, M. Gorfido, M. Hunter, and C. Chester. ROW 5: G. Harris, M. Johnson, P. Sharkey, D. George, R. Loyer, I. Whiteside, T. Krebs, and D. Henschel. ROW 6: T. Thoburn, F. Schmitzer, D. Smalley, R. Bagley, D. Rowlands, T. Scheel, P. Klein, and K. Grieve. ROW 7: D. Beck, G. Wiegand, T. Spears, S. Gardner, T. Sanford, J. East, and J. Burlingame. ROW 8: D. Hall, B. Staten, M. Claypool, J. Fortney, K. Vandevier, J. Bramley, C. Har- rington, and D. Keiper. 146 Clubs GLC Entertains at Assemblies ROW 1: S. Miller, J. Nettleton, C. Schaefer, J. Pennington, B. Wible, J. Parmon, and Mrs. Neptune. ROW 2: A. Guiltinan, S. Goodrich, M. Roshon, and L. Brooker. ROW 3: L. Smith, L. Miller, J. Bixby, and G. Bixler. ROW 4: K. Palker, and M . Lemmer. pm mama C ' � p . With each new year, GLC continues to be one of the most active clubs in the school; and this year is no ex- ception. This year these girls provided entertainment at the Christmas and Thanksgiving as- semblies. Who will ever forget Joyce and Joyce as the twins and Little Jody Bixby as “Junior”? GLC also provided locker decorations, pins, and after game refreshments for their basketball brothers, as well as selling student tickets to the games. They also boost school pride by selling Medina t-shirts. Left — OFFICERS: J. Nettleton — Chaplain, S. Miller — Treasurer, G. Bixler — Vice- President, S. Goodrich — President, and J. Pennington — Secretary. Clubs 147 Student Council Ends Successful Year ROW 1: J. Burke, A. Gardner, N. Sigafoos, T. Kowal, V. Simmons, and Mrs. Wolfe. ROW 2: Mr. George, R. Jamerson, M. Simmons, K. Been, R. Riley and B. Wible. ROW 3: M. Defferding, B. Gorfido, P. Dunsha, K. McClanning, K. Lindsey, and K. Morrison. ROW 4: S. Miller, G. Bixler, P. Williams, M. Sirrine, and B. Crise. Right: OFFICERS: N. Sigafoos — Vice-President, T. Kowal — President, V. Simmons — Representative, J. Burke — Treasurer, and A. Gardner — Secretary. Below; As one of their projects, Student Council presented a rock group, The Dust, to the student body. 148 Clubs Rifle Team Places 17th in the Nation The Rifle Club members practice on Monday eve- nings, earn medals and try to shoot well so as to be placed on the team. Only ten rifle- men may shoot on the team in a match. J. Burke and M. Jameyson remained co-cap- tains of the team through the season. Other high scores for the season were M. Groetz, M. Grieve, P. Baird, R. Cor- nelius, J. Nettleton, and T. Komjati. The rifle team had an out- standing year. They shot their way to 17th place in the entire nation. In the 1970-71 nation postal matches, Me- dina placed 17th after de- feating some 31 teams. ROW 1: J. Burke, M. Jameyson, and J. Nettleton. ROW 2: S. Bilharz, M. Eckert, B. Alspach, J. Starr, and T. Komjati. ROW 3: B. Eaton, P. Klein, B. Walters, F. Schmitzer, and J. Stone. ROW 4: M. Grieve, P. Baird, R. Cornelius, J. Markle, J. Carten, and E. Placke. Rifle Team Scoreboard Individual Matches Medina 1,716 Eastlake North 1,816 Medina 1,346 Padua 1,207 Medina 486 Garfield 478 Medina 494 Shady Side Academy 476 Medina 485 Clarksville 484 Medina 487 Brecksville 479 Medina 487 Union City 488 Medina 1,792 Toms River 1,705 Medina 486 Blairsville 378 Over all record: 7 wins— 2 loses— 0 ties 1970-71 National Postal Matches: 17th Mark Jameyson, Mike Groetz and John Burke received the Distinguished Expert Medallion award which is the highest NRA award given in the entire nation. Jr Ban!. ' I 1 C r i ‘,i. ‘ ' 4 JtimxStnrfn iniikj ! Vv ' - v ' ‘ ■K53L, 1 . Art Club Members Use Talents Art Club members used their tal- ents this year to express many creations. The club is small but remain very active. They de- corated the school lobby at Christmas with colorful paper chains. A trip to the Cleveland Museum of Art highlighted this year’s activities. OFFICERS: B. Landmeier — Vice-President, M. Defferding — President, and J. Matthews — Secretary. L. McDaid, M. Defferding, L. Morgan, B. Landmeier, M. Matthews, Mrs. Powers, P. Deis, H. Deis, G. Jones, and M. Jamerson. 150 Clubs Math Club Adds Fun to Figures i M ft I is . . t ’ IT f M : Math Club is open to any upperclassman with a “B” average in Math. Twice a month the club meets to discuss mathematical con- cepts and other subjects which they would not ordinarily be able to pursue during reg- ular class periods. This year’s activities included a trip to Lewis Research Center, a branch of NASA, in Cleveland. OFFICERS: W. Crise — President, D. Shirk — Vice-President, and ). Nettleton — Treasurer. B. Walden, D. Sevougian, G. Bixler, G. Myers, B. Yaekle, J. Nettleton, S. Miller, L. Riegger, M. Roshon, K. Palker, M. Favret, S. Knowles. K. Prante, Miss Cross — Advisor, G. Molner, D. Shirk, J. McCormick, B. Crise, M. Cunningham, B. Pike, and D. Williams. Clubs 151 Karate Club Learns Self Defense ROW 1: C. Marco, I. Whiteside, H. Leister, D. Beck, and J. West. ROW 2: P. Franz, D. Whitham, B. Kessler, B. Klein, D. St. Clair, P. Taylor, and J. Burlingame. Karate Club was a newly formed organization at Medina this year. Many students became interested and joined. They learned the skills and techniques involved in karate. Karate is a form of self defense used in fighting and these students have been taught the skills in order to use karate. 152 Clubs CAA Discusses Current Events ROW 1: J. Smith, D. Buck, and M. Warrell. ROW 2: G. Molner, J. Nettleton, B, Crise, K. Adams, S. Miller, L. Miller, and M. Lemmer. ROW 3: J. Parman, B. Yaekle, B. Walden, L. Harriger, A. Gardner, and S. Promey. ROW 4: Mrs. De- muth, G. Bixler, J. McCormick, and D. Lariviere. Mrs. Demuth, Gayle Bixler and Sue Miller enjoy a pot-luck supper before a meeting. This year the Contemporary Affairs Asso- ciation kept themselves informed on spe- cial current events. They had many inter- esting meetings and discussed many prob- lems of today. OFFICERS: S. Miller— Secretary, B. Crise— President, and G. Molner— Treasurer Science Club held regular meetings this year with many interesting field trips. One of the best, was a trip to Cleveland to tour NASA. Another interesting trip was to the Bell Long Lines, AT T. Many projects were explored and new interests arose in the field of science. Science Enthusiasts Explore Science Fields OFFICERS: P. Sevougian— President, and P. Moine— Sec. -Treasurer. ROW 1: Mr. Swinglish, T. Myers, G. Wiegand, P. Sevougian, M. Nos, B. Volodkevich, M. Bardy, and M. Bonar. ROW 2: B. Lyden, L. Somogyi, J. McCormick, S. Clark, B. Yaekle, K. Myers, B. Klein, and Mr. Graham. smm Audio Club Presents the Noon Show S. Tyrrel, K. Been, J. Schneider, P. Wells, A. Root, Mrs. Burke, T. Brown, T. Ziegler, S. Henderson, B. Braund, and R. Nichols. Rob Nichols, our noon disc jockey, puts on one of the favorites of the time. The Audio Club not only presented the Noon Show this year but also gave the students the daily Student Bulletin. Each day during third period the ‘Thought for the Day’ was eagerly announced to the students of MHS. The Noon Show was controlled by different disc jockeys and consisted of pop music piped into the lobby and cafeteria. This club provided opportunities for fun and experi- ence. Clubs 155 Drama And Pantomime Clubs and Popularity This was Drama Club’s year to really do it up big. With the largest membership ever, they staged their first production of the year, “Up the Down Staircase,” which not only had the largest cast ever used in a play, but also had the largest attendance for a single night. Under the direction of the new instructor, Mrs. Burke, they also produced the second annual Variety Show entitled, “Welcome To My World.” Teach- ers and students displayed their wondrous talents in a show comparable to Ed Sullivan or even Gene Carroll. Along with the regu- lar children’s play that was shown at the local elementary schools, the year totalled up to a highly successful and profitable season for the Medina High Players. Drama Club Officers: Tom Zeigler, treasurer; Darlene Petty, secretary, Kathy Fleming, Point recorder, John Harvey, president. Missing: Karen Adams, vicepresident. 1st Row: M. Warrell, E. Daniel, R. Greenburg, T. Ziegler, J. Harvey, K. Adams, K. Fleming, L. Chidsey, C. Kassel, L. Urban. 2nd Row: J. Smith, R. Yeager, P. Komjati, V. Bowman, M. Martin, K. Baker, L. Rudes, S. Sweinehart, L. West, J. Borden, Mrs. Burke, Advisor. 3rd Row: D. Moine, A. Root, M. Sealy, T. Hoopes, D. Houston, J. Bannon, B. French, S. Griesinger, N. Jeager, A. Gardner, D. Plummer, R. Nixon, D. Rolands, T. Silva, G. Karson, Y. Didion, D. Heller, L. Wagner, M. Favret. 5th Row: K. Lindsey, K. Hathaway, M. Defferding, J. French, D. Fesco, S. Thoburn, D. Ostaff, L. Wolf, A. Butt. 6th Row: P. Anderson, C. Kensig, K. Theile, K. Williams, K. Tippett, D. Swearingen, B. Lavelle, N. Cowden, J. Matthews, J. Nicholson, K. Warrell, L. King, K. Bean. Missing: D. Buck, P. Moine. 156 Clubs Experience Growth in Membership As the Drama Club grew in membership, an interest in pantomime caused a new club, the Pantomime Club to be formed. Try-outs were held and a select number of students were chosen to be members of the club. With Medina High’s first pantomime group started, they practiced on Tuesday nights for their first few per- formances: the English classes. It was a welcome relief from regular class to see the rubber-faced mimists go through their routines, most of which were, na- turally, comical. The true test of their tal- ent came when the classes asked the mimists to perform mimes of the audi- ences’ own design. K. Hathaway, L. Chidsey, T. Farren, J. Matthews, J. Dooley, G. Karson, J. Harvey, V. Bowman: all members of the Pantomime Club. Missing: P. Moine. J. Smith eyes a totally soused Dave Moine as an air-pollution- wary Mike Warrell strides onto the scene. Pam Moine seems to lose her composure as Terry Farren forgets his lines in a Pantomime Club practice. Clubs 157 Language Club Sponsors “Octoberfest” The purpose of the Lan- guage Club is to further the knowledge of the language student. This club meets after school and members learn the customs and ways of life of other nations. At one of their meetings, the club saw films from Miss Huddle’s trip to Mexico. As one of the club’s special events, they again spon- sored “Octoberfest”, a fall celebration with many foreign foods. ll 1 r w w R J { V ! k . A ROW 1: J. Wilder, S. Knowles, M. Defferding, and Mrs. Zimmerman. ROW 2: J. Toth, J. Sw- ingle, S. Pryzybyla, K. Gifford, and J. Shurance. ROW 3: M. Hanshue, T. Hoopes, R. Bannon, and K. Gifford. OFFICERS: M. Defferding — Treasurer, J. Wilder — Vice-President, and S. Knowles — President. Mr. Millor displays his typical pose in language class. 158 Clubs Students Gain On-the-job Skills DCT is a part of the vocational department at Medina Senior High. Students attend school in the morning and work in the af- ternoon. Members belong to VICA, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. Some of the club’s projects were candy sales, hay rides, field trips, luncheons, and state conven- tions. Members of the club elected Penny King and John Good as their representatives to the VICA State Legislature Day. They went to the Capitol building and attended morning sessions in the Capitol. The group also had a banquet in early May. Above: G. Claycomb, J. Gillium, M. Noble, J. Hill, N. Brenstuhl, E. Morse, D. Fowls, K. Hampton, B. Gallagher, D. Hanshue, P. Nichols, D. Hettinger, N. Akers, D. Williams, J. Good, B. Wadsworth, L. Hood, P. King, L. Fortney, S. Gorfido, and T. Roberts. OFFICERS: J. Gillium — Parliamentarian, D. Hanshue — Sgt. at Arms, S. Gorfido — Vice- President, J. Good — President, D. Hettinger — Secretary, and B. Gallagher — Treasurer. Debbie Williams, X-Ray Technician at Medina Community Hospital. Clubs 159 COE Girls Hold Office Jobs Cooperative Office Educa- tion is designed for Seniors interested in office work. This year’s group consists of about twenty girls who at- tend classes in the morning and job experiences in the afternoon. Mrs. Toth, the coordinator, correlates the job experience with the classroom study. This voca- tional education enables students to hold office jobs in the business world. Right — OFFICERS: D. Bucksar — Vice-President, C. Phillis — President, D. Russell — Secretary, and P. Porter — Treasurer. ROW 1: D. Bucksar, L. Lattimore, C. Phillis, P. Porter, and D. Russell. ROW 2: J. Pearce, B. Gilles, D. Barnes, and G. Davis. ROW 3: D. Butcher, R. Kemp, L. Gasper, L. Skidmore, and V. Randall. ROW 4: D. Jindra, M. Kallis, S. Smith, A. Dunbar, and Mrs. Toth. Diane takes time out from her typing to strike a pose for our sneaky pho- tographer. 160 Clubs DE Students Learn Careers B. Hampton, G. Webster, and P. Clary concentrate on class study. Those students involved in Distributive Education at- tend school part time while also learning on the job skills. With their new coor- dinator, Mrs. Ettling, the DE members operate the school store, sponsor dances, and a W. C. Fields film festival to furnish funds to send members to a convention in Chicago during the latter part of February. This year the DE program has grown to the largest ever in Medina’s history. Left— OFFICERS: C. Murray — Historian, B. Beck — Vice- President, L. Foster — President, S. Stewart— Treasurer, and B. Mericle — Secretary. ROW 1: D. Purvis, B. Stillman, B. Casey, B. Mericle, D. Fetzer, R. Feron, and C. Hallman. ROW 2: L. Foster, B. Beck, C. Murray, P. Clary, G. Webster, D. Dellinger, J. Promey, V. Marshall, C. King, and Mrs. Ettling. ROW 3: D. Robson, B. Bader, D. Failor, }. Poor, J. Martinez, S. Stewart, D. Nehrenz, J. Davis, and J. Conners. Clubs 161 Work-Study Members Gain Experience ROW 1: B. Baker, S. Taylor, M. Erb, C. Mann, R. Stuart, N. Ward, and R. Vanscoy. ROW 2: Mr. Holdener, R. Slater, V. Olson, R. Owens, T. Baker, M. Trainor, H. Inman, and J, Reeves. OFFICERS: C. Mann— Secretary, M. Trainor— Treasurer, V. Olson— Vice-President. Not pic- tured, P. Green— President. Work-Study Club gives its students the opportunity to acquire a part time job while still in school. All members attend classes then go to their jobs later in the day. While on the job, students gain useful experi- ence for years ahead. The main purpose of this club is to develop an awareness and an understanding of the job. OWE Offers Trades for Students MEMBERS: ROW 1: T. Alspach, L. Deeter, J. Groskopf, B. Rucker, M. Lucas, and D. Sexton. ROW 2: M. Monroe, S. Carpenter, D. Vance, D. Buckland, and E. Lind. ROW 3: R. Queen, W. Hettinger, R. Busch, J. Maxwell, D. George, and D. Welch. ROW 4: Mr. Calich, K. Groves, T. Hosey, B. Tomblin, G. Wills, and J. Crum. Occupational Work Experience offers qualified students to learn skilled trades. In their classroom work they learn how to manage money and other useful necessities. Students in- volved in this vocational club made items to sell and they also sold candy to raise money and to learn the trade. OFFICERS: L. Deeter— Secretary, C. Foote— Treasurer, R. Queen— Reporter, D. Sexton— Vice-President, and W. Hettinger— President. Clubs 163 FBLA Sends Delegates to Contests ROW 1: Mr. Phillips, D. Buksar. B. Yeager, L. Lattimore, S. Quati, G. Davis, P. Nichols, and Mr. Hathaway. ROW 2: G. Calvert, L. Cole, T. Walter, B. Fesco, J. Simmers, S. Auble, S. Hampton, and B. Sauer. ROW 3: H. Leister, K. Thiele. D. Shaffer, P. Mallery, C. Edwards, and D. Coleman. ROW 4: D. Kemp. ). Myers, P. Meurer, S. Piskach, M. Wadsworth, and T. Bungard. The Future Business Leaders of America again had a great year. They sent many delegates to many conventions. Medina’s participants placed high in some areas. The club held regular meetings and discussed leadership and skills. The officers this year were Barb Yeager— President, Lora Lattimore— Vice-President, Sharon Quati— Secretary, Darlene Bucksar— Treasurer, and Gloria Davis— Public Relations. 164 Clubs FTA Acquire Teaching Skills Future Teachers of America is a club which has two purposes. One is to learn new teaching skills and to put them into practice. The members serve as voluntary substitute teachers for the city’s elementary schools. Here they can actually experience the art of teaching. ROW 1: B. LaVelle, N. Cowden, D. Moine, D. Ostaff, and Mrs. Elrick. ROW 2: J. Shurance, J. Borsich, C. Fleming, B. Spencer, and P. Casey. ROW 3: S. Thoburn, C. Porter, R. Ducy, L. Wolf, and P. Williams. ROW 4: D. Johnson, B. Selzer, C. Amon, M. Simmons, and J. Burke. OFFICERS: Pam Moine— Vice-President, Dave Moine— President, and Dawn Ostaff— Sec. -Treasurer. 165 Future Nurses Offer Services M. Mack, A, Conners, L. Riegger, E. Hayward, S. Richardson, J. Biliczky, D. Toms, S. Hyde, and B. Streett. Newly organized last year, Future Nurses of America is designed for those interested in a medical field. This year the members made puppets for the pedi- atrics ward at Medina Community Hospital. Sever- al of these girls are connected with Medina Hospital and they find time for active service. They also try to get speakers from different nursing schools to come to talk to them. Below; OFFICERS: K. Hobart and B. Streett. I 166 Clubs FHA Glimpse Into the Future Miss Wolf student teaches in home Below; ROW 1: D. Meade, L. Myers, and Z. McCourt. ROW 2: L. Kirby, D. Staples, Mrs. economics class. Oates, C. Edwards, and D. Shaffer. Future Homemakers of America explore the art of homemaking through service projects, meetings, and lab practices. The girls practice their skills to further their knowledge. This club gives its members a glimpse into the future of home eco- nomics. These girls were always learning new homemaking tech- niques as part of their regular ac- tivities. Clubs 167 ADVERTISING - ESTABLISHED 1657 THE OLD PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK Of Medina, Ohio The Oldest and Largest Bank in Medina, Ohio Public Square Hinckley Seville Offices at Main Extension Court-Harding Brunswick Sharon Center G! □ furniture H B □ CARPETING □ □ A P P L I □ A N C E S Congratulations to The Class of 1971 Your Smart Living Store • CaipetlMQ • Uancei • LAWN EQUIPMENT SALES -SERVICE Parts AU MAKES ‘HUSKEY 1053” Riding and Walking Power Mowers Tillers ■ Snowcasters YOUR BANKAMERICARD WELCOME HERE Ford Tractors Miracle Water Conditioners McCulloch Chain Saws and Generators Landscaping Equipment Farm and Industrial Equipment Parts Sales Service COMPLETE LINE OF POWER EQUIPMENT DCkIT A 1 C COMPACT TRACTORS KCIl I ALj WITH ATTACHMENTS FOR YEAR ROUND VERSATILITY. 725-4953 MEDINA Medina Shopping Center Medina, Ohio 722-2521 TRACTOR SALES CO. 169 PROFESSIONAL Congratulati ons . . . DIRECTORY To the class of 1971 Delome S. Hoddad D.D.S.M.S. 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Broadway Medina, Ohio Flowers and Gifts We Deliver NO. 6 PUBLIC SQUARE PHONE 725-1641 MEDINA, OHIO 44256 7 Cayic ‘Intextiw BY CARPETING CUSTOM DRAPERIES FURNITURE ACCESSORIES 7 TKayic vifet ' litcricr 72eco-t ztor4 ‘Detiyuerii MADE IT... NATURALLY! BTyy „ 9 fl a o o a afl - g -c c o b o o o o oo ' fl ' o o e nroB o a i ri mnnnm Students © © o o o : O O • 0 1 I : For Typewriter and School Supplies “BEE” a Winner julz IGH ' S OFFICE SUPPLY CO. ON THE SQUARE 722-2041 SLA 0 0 8 C . Q fl 8 0 8 g . B _g 0 B .O. I L I L O -ILILIULILIULKJUULIUI 8 9 fl fl g M . Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fowls Lawson’s Party Store Lafayette Road Medina, Ohio 44256 And we do mean naturally! Charming stretch wigs that look every bit “you” . . . From the handmade part to the silken-shiny, 100% modacrylic fibers to the natural swing. In many natural colors. Z IEGLER’S West Side Public Square, Medina Quinten “Quint” Seeley BUSINESS AND PERSONAL INSURANCE PLANNING Professional Bldg 120 W est Washington St. M Edina. Ohio 44256 Bus, 722-0702 New York Life Insurance Co. Res, 722-0707 MEDINA SUPPLY COMPANY “Ready-Mix Concrete” Yards at Medina, Strongsville, Wadsworth, Wellington and Brunswick 320 East Smith Road Phone: 723-1565 Medina, Ohio 44256 174 Compliments of KOLOR KORNER (Home Decorating Center) 107 N. Court Street Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 725-5715 Compliments of PELTONS FOODS (on the square) Phone: 722-0511 Medina, Ohio 44256 Good Home-Baked Goods Fresh Meats ELM FARM All-Star Dairy Foods 1040 Lafayette Road Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 723-8044 Wi CAL IBLE INC. Fine Motor Cars in Medina Pontiac Buick Cadillac Opel 321 South Court Street Medina, Ohio Phone: 722-1555 175 Compliments of WAITE AND SON MEMORIAL HOME 765 North Court Street Phone: 722-1591 Medina, Ohio 44256 Congratulations, Seniors! RICKARD’S SUPERMARKET Congratulations To The 1971 Graduates KNOWN FOR VALUES Erwin Rickard ‘32’ Corwin Hoff ‘30’ Horace Williams ‘28’ 21 Public Square Phone: 723-1568 Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 ALLISON’S SHOE STORE Medina Shopping Center Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 723-8431 Best Wishes From AUFMUTH MOTORS, INC. TUBBS AGENCY, INC. Insurance and Real Estate 232 North Court Medina, Ohio 44256 Volkswagen — Karmann Ghia Route 42 North Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 725-4901 Phones Insurance: 723-1556 Real Estate: 723-4111 THE A. I. ROOT COMPANY 623 W. Liberty Street Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 723-1561 “The Home of World-Famous Beekeeping Supplies” 177 MEDINA Cum. ra mid Musk ItO WEST WASHINGTON MEDINA OHIO 44256 P.O. BOX 463 Phono 722-471 . 124 West Washington Street Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 723-7642 GENSEMER’S FUNERAL HOME 68 Public Square Medina, Ohio 44256 BERRY AND RITTER 233 South Court Street Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 723-7684 WESTERN AUTO Assoc. Store Les and Louise Ruf — Home Owned 207 South Court Street Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 725-5431 Congratulations to the Class of 1971 RAY H. TAYLOR SAND AND GRAVEL Serving Medina Area for 27 Years 620 East Smith Road Medina, Ohio 44256 723-7702 722-4531 Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 703 North Court Street Medina, Ohio 44256 725-4266 IJJUNTER ■■insurance FINANCIAL PLANNING Howard O. Hunter Class of 1944 Joy N. Hunter Class of 1945 Bonnie Hunter Wheeling Class of 1965 Thomas A. Hunter Class of 1968 James H. Hunter Class of 1971 179 RICKARD- WILSON AGENCY Insurance and Real Estate 116 West Washington Street Phones: 722-1538 723-0581 MEDINA PHOTO STUDIO “The Best in Photography” Congratulates the Class of 1971 Official Yearbook Photographers 412 North Court 723-6724 180 MEDINA FARMER’S EXCHANGE CO. 320 South Court Street Phone: 722-1511 Medina, Ohio 44256 APPLIANCE CENTER Color TV Appliances Stereo 400 South Court Street, Medina, Ohio 44256 181 APPLIANCES BUILDING MATERIALS Everything To Finish Outfit The Home ★ VANITIES ★ KITCHEN CABINETS LIGHTING FIXTURES ★ CEILING TILE BENJAMIN MOORE PAINT FORMICA ★ MEDICINE CABINETS ANDERSON WINDOWS WALLPAPER ★ FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT ARMSTRONG PRODUCTS ★ PRE-FINISHED PANELING ★ FENCES ★ PICNIC TABLES ★ HARDWARE ★ POWER TOOLS ★ UNFINISHED FURNITURE ★ ROOF TRUSSES Hotpoint - Kitchenaid - Hardwick - National Monday Thru Friday Till 5:30 PM Saturday Till 4 PM (four WE DELIVER BankAmericaro 722-1 567 li f mwH • fieM , Weyerhaeuser REGISTERED HOME TCZZJTC ri TVT TVT ]Lj f 1 1 i rT ' i SJiJuN • ■ JL hL| JL nr T i iv tesi y mMmmmSr JmmmM aJCiC 342 E SMITH RD MEDINA, 0 Congratulations . . . 1971 Medina Senior High School Graduating Class God grant me the Serenity to accept the things I cannot change; Courage to change the things I can; and Wisdom to know the difference. Lance Co. Insurance — Real Estate 109 W. Liberty Street 4 Public Square Medina Medina 1378 Pearl Road, Brunswick FASHION WAREHOUSE Best Wishes To The Class of 1971 ' ( A WALTER F. WILDE FAMILY i MEDINA HARDWARE A COMPANY for 85 years Medina’s largest 226 South Court Medina, Ohio 44256 Hardware — Plumbing Electric Supplies Gift and Houseware Basement 225 South Court Street Medina, Ohio 44256 722-6541 from BRUCE BLOCK REALTOR 704 North Court Street Medina, Ohio 44256 725-4137 722-4394 184 Teacher Credits T. J. ALEXANDER B.S., Ohio State University Chemistry ROBERT BLAIR A. B., Findley College Geometry, General Mathematics, Algebra GEORGANA ANDERSON B. A., Brenau College English ROGER D. AUKER B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University M.A., Akron University Dean of Students J. N. BARBOR B.S., Wilmington College Industrial Arts WALTER BIXLER B.S. Ed., Ashland M.A., Ohio State University Band DAVID L. BREWER B.S. Ed., Ohio University M.S., Ohio University Geometry, Computer BOBBIE BURKE B.A., Miami University Speech DON BUTLER B.A., Mount Unior College Economics, Civics, American History GEORGE CALICH M.A., Akron University B.S., Florence State University OWE Certification, Kent State University OWE CHARLES E. CAREY B.S. Ed., Ohio State University M.A., Ohio State University Choir, Glee Clubs ROBERT CEL1DONIO B.S., California State College Industrial Arts JAMES P. CHEUVRONT B.S. Ed., Ohio University Industrial Arts, Aviation, Drivers Education ALAN COOKSEY B.A., College of Wooster M.A., Kent State University Psychology, Sociology DIANNE COUTS B.A. Akron University French MARILYN CROSS B.A., College of Wooster M.A., Akron University Pre-Calculas, Algebra, A.P. Math, Elementary Analysis ROBERT W. DAGUE Baldwin- Wallace B.A., B.A., Baldwin- Wallace M.A., Columbia University Assistant Principle HOWARD DAILEY B.S. Ed., Kent State University M.A. Ed., Kent State University Civics, Economics ORLETA DEMUTH B.A., Capital University American History, American Heritage, AP History PATRICIA DEVINE B.A., Southern Methodist University English JANE DURINKA B.A., Michigan State University English ARTHUR EISENMANN B.S., Kent State University M.A., Kent State University Industrial Arts DONALD ELRICK B.A., Hiram College English, AP English DOROTHY ELRICK ■B.A., Hiram College English FLORENCE T. ETTLING B.S., Marshall Un iversity DE ROBERT GUAME M.Ed., Kent State University B.S., Kent State University Vocational Guidance Coordinator TOM GEORGE B.A, Mount Union College American History STANLEY GRAHAM B.A. Ohio State University M.A. Wesleyan University Earth Science, Physics EUGENE HAAS B.S. Ed., Ohio State University Algebra. Slide Rule Analyitic Geometry ROGER D. HATHAWAY ' B.S. Ed. Ohio State University Business English, General Business, Typing JEANNETTE W. HEIGES B.A., Oberlin College English, Ungraded English FREDERICK R. HEYBURN B.S. Ed.. Akron University Music Theory, Orchestra MICHAEL K. HOLDENER B.F.A., Kent State University Work-Study MARY HUBBARD B.A., Ohio Wesleyan B.S. Ed., Western Reserve Librarian REBECCA C. HUDDLE B.S. Ed., Ohio State University European History, Afro- Asian History J. H. INSPRUCKER B.A., Oberlin College M.A., Toledo University General Mathematics, Algebra MARLENE J1VIDEN B.S. Ed., Kent State University College Notehand. Typing SUSAN KELLOGG B.A,, Ohio Wesleyan Latin SUSAN KITSKA B.S. Ed., Kent State University German MARY LEMON B.S., Baldwin- Wallace Earth Science LINDA L1MPERT B.S. Ed., Bowling Green State University Civics, Economics, European History, Afro- Asian History BARBARA E. LUCAS B.S. Ed., Bowling Green State University English JAMES MINICK B.A., Penn State Geometry, General Mathematics, Algebra MANUEL MILLOR B.S. Ed., University of Havana M.A., Akron University Spanish, A.P. Spanish JEANETTE NEPTUNE B.A., Bald win- Wallace College English, Amecian Heritage SUSAN D. OATES B.S. Ed., Kent State University Vocational Home Economics STAN O ' CONNOR B.A., Kent State University B.S. Ed.. Kent State University M.S. Ed., Kent State University DCT GEORGE PAID AS B.S., Mount Union College Geometry, Ungraded Mathematics, Algebra MARJORIE PARMAN B.S., Baldwin- Wallace College M.Ed,, Kent State University Guidance Counselor ROBERT N. PETERS B.S., Ohio University M.A., West Virginia University Guidance Counselor DELMAR PHILLIPS B.A., Fairmont State College Bookkeeping, Business English, Business Machine ROLAND PLATZ B.S. Ed., Kent State University M.A., Kent State University Athletic Director. Driving MELINDA POWERS B.S. Ed., Ohio State University Art, Drawing, Art History TERRY L. PUEHLER B.M.E.. Baldwin- Wallace College M.M.E., Vandercook College of Music Activity Band, Band NINA RASMUSSEN B.S. Ed., Kent State University Crafts, Commercial Art, Sculpture, Painting AUGIE RIOS B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University M.Ed., Kent State University Principal TOM ROBSON B.S., Kent State University M.S., East Texas State University Biology LOSIA SCHAFER B.S. Ed., Muskingam Office Training Typing, Shorthand CAROL SELLERS B.A., Purdue LIniversity Humanities LYNNE SMITH B.S. Ed., Kent State University Physical Education SALLY STARR B.A., Kent State University Special Education HELEN STREETT B.A., Bluffton College Special Education JOSEPH SWINGL1SH B.S., California State College M.N.S., University of Oklahoma Earth Science CAROL TOTH B.S. Ed., Kent State University COE HELEN TRARES B.A., Akron University English JOHN VARGO B.A., Akron University Health DOUGLAS L. WALKER B.S., Baldwin- Wallace College Biology, BSCS GREG WARE B.S. Ed., Miami University Physical Education JIM WELLS B.S., Ball State University Record Keeping, General Business Personnal Typing DALE W EYGANDT B.A., COLLEGE OF WOOSTER M.S., Indiana University Occupational Work Adjustment Coor- dinator ANN WHITMAN B.A., Bluffton College Algebra MARIE WOLFE B.S.M., Baldwin-Wallace College M.S.L.S., Case Western Reserve Univer sity Librarian OLGA ZIMMERMAN B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College Spanish MARGARET ZIMMIE B.A., Margrove College M.A., University of Detroit General Mathematics, Algebra 185 Senior Activities AMY ABRAMOSKA NYOKA AKERS: DCT 4. KAREN ALSPACH: GAA 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Powder Puff 4, Cheerleading 1-2-3, Activity Choir 1. MICHAEL ARNOLD: Key Club 3-4, Ski Club 1-2-3-4, Intramurals 1, Tennis 1-2-3-4, Football 1. LINDA AUKERMAN: Pep Club 1-2, GAA 1-2-3-4, FHA 1, Powder Puff Football 4, Girls Glee 1. BRADLEY BADER DIANA BAILEY: Girls Glee 3. PHIL BAIRD: Rifle Club 1, Cross Country 1, Wrestling 1-2, Golf 1-2, Intramurals 1. JOHN BAKER KATHY BAKER: Student Council 1-2, Drama Club 1-4, Cheerleading 1, Girls Glee 1- 2-3, Self-Discipline. RAY BANNON: Language Club 4, Library Club 4, FTA 2, Medinamite 3, Medinian 4, Concert Choir 1-2-3-4, Swing Choir 4, Self- Discipline, CAA 4. JUDY BARABAS: Pep Club 2, GAA 3, In- tramurals 3, Symphonic Band 3, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Orchestra 2, Activity Choir 1, Activity Band 1, Swing Choir 4. DEBRA BARNES TERESA BAYLESS: Work Study 1-2-3, Gymnastics 3, Cheerleading 3. BILL BECK: DECA 4. CAROL BECKWITH JOYCE BILICZKY: FNA 3-4. GAYLE BIXLER: GLC 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Drama Club 1-2, Language Club 2- 3, Student Council 2-4, Math Club 4, CAA 4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Symphonic Band 2-3-4, Stardusters 2-3-4, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Orchestra 3-4, Activity Choir 1, Swing Choir 4. BECKY BOWMAN VICKI BOWMAN: FHA 1, Drama Club 2-3-4, Pantomime Club 4. NEIL BRENSTUHL: VICA 4. DAVID BREWER: Swing Choir 4, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Math Club 4, Key Club 3-4, Golf 1 . CAROLE BROWN: Language Club 1-2-3, Pep Club 2-3, FBLA 3, FHA 1, Phase 4, Girl’s Glee 1-2. DAN BUCKLAND: FBLA 2, OWE 4, Intra- murals 1-2. DARLENE BUCKSAR: Concert Choir 3-4, Activity Choir 1, Girls Glee 2, YFC 1, Pep Club 1, FBLA 3-4, COE 4, BOE 3. JAMES BUNYAN JOHN BURKE: Drama Club 2, Audio Club 2, Rifle Club 2-3-4, FTA 2-3-4, Medinamite 4, Student Council 1-2-3-4, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Activity Choir 1, Self-Discipline 4. DIANE BUTCHER: GAA 1, BOE 1, COE 1, Girl’s Glee 2. CAROL CAMERON: GAA 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 3, Intramurals 1-2. ERIC CARL KEN CARPENTER: Baseball 2-3-4, Intra- murals 1-2-3-4, Medinamite 4, Varsity M 4. SHARON CARPENTER: VICA 4. RON CARTER STAN CARTER: Concert Choir 4, Activity Choir 1, Boy’s Glee 4. BONNIE CASEY: Pep Club 2-3, FTA 2-3, DECA 4, GAA 1. MARY CAVEY: COE 4. ALAN CLARK: Varsity M 4, Cross Country 1-2, Basketball 1-2-4, Track 4, Intramurals 3, Symphonic Band 2-3-4, Stardusters 3, Orchestra 2-3, Activity Band 1. PATSY CLARY: COE 4. RICHARD CLAWSON GALEN CLAYCOMB: VICA 4. MARIANNE COCHRAN: GAA 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Beeliners 3-4, Activity Choir 1, Self-Discipline. MARIAN COFFEY: Pep Club 3-4, GAA 1- 2-3-4. RICHARD COLEMAN: Varsity M 3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 2- 3-4, Powder Puff Coach. JIM CONNERS: DE 4. RON CORNELIUS: Rifle Club 4, Intramu- rals 2. JOHN COURTNEY: Ski Club 2-3-4, Rifle Club 2. NANCY COWDEN: GAA 1-2-3-4, Drama Club 3-4, FTA 3-4, Pep Club 1, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Activity Choir 1, Activity Band 1, Girl’s Glee 4, Beeliners 3-4. WILLIAM CRISE: Math Club 4, CAA 4, Student Council 3-4, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Activity Choir 1, Self-Discipline. MIKE CUNNINGHAM: Math Club 4, Self- Discipline. LARRY CUTLIP: Varsity M 3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 1-2-3-4, Track 1, Baseball 2, Activity Band 1. ERIC DANIEL: Drama Club 2-3-4, Sym- phonic Band 4, Phase, Key Club 4. GLORIA DAVIS: FBLA 3, COE 3, Powder Puff Football 4, Intramurals 1-2. JAMES DAVIS MARILYN DAVIS: YFC 2, Intramurals 1, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Activity Choir 1, Swing Choir 4. TOM DAVIS GARY DAVISON: Self-Discipline. LENA DEETER: OWE 3-4, Drama Club 4, Girl’s Glee 1-2. JAMES DEHART: Drama Club 4. DONNA DELLINGER: Pep Club 1, DECA 1, Girl’s Glee 1-2-3. KATHY DEYLING: GAA 3, Intramurals 2-3. LARRY DIAL YVONNE DIDION: Drama Club 4, Lan- guage 3, Activity Choir 1, Self-Discipline. JOHN DONAHUE DEBBIE DOOLEY: GAA 1-4, Pep Club 2-4, Gymnastics 4, Powder Puff Football 4, In- tramurals 1-2-3-4, Girl’s Glee 3-4. CHARLES DREIBELBIS: DCT 1. ANN DUNBAR: COE 1, BOE 1, Art Club 1 . GREG EARL: Football 1-2-3-4, Track 4, Basketball 1-2, Golf 2, Baseball 1, Intramu- rals 3-4, Activity Choir 1, Varsity M 3-4. BRUCE EATON BRAD ETTLING: Varsity M 1-2, Cross Country 1-2, Track 1-2. JANE EWBANK: GAA 4: Drama Club 4, Pep Club 4, Intramurals 1-2, Symphonic 186 Band 2-3-4. Activity Choir 1, Activity Band 1 . DEBORAH FAILOR: DE 4, BOE 3. RUTH ANN FALCONER: Y-Teens 2-3, Concert Choir 4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Activity Choir 1, Girl’s Glee 2-3, Beeliners 3. MICHELE FAVRET: Drama Club 4, CAA 4. Math Club 4, GAA 1-4, Library Club 4, Self-Discipline. PETER FELDMAN RITA FERON: DECA 1. FHA 1, Drama Club 1 . VICTOR FESCO DEBI FETZER: FHA 1, BOE 1. DECA 1. TIM FISHER: Varsity M 3-4, Baseball 1-2- 3-4, Intramurals 1-2. JON FLEMING: Varsity M 3-4, Intramurals 2, Tennis 4, Self-Discipline. LYLE FORTNEY: Intramurals 1-2-3, DCT 4. DAVID FOWLS: VICA 4, Football 1-2, Bas- ketball 1-2, Intramurals 2. MICHAEL FRANZ KURT FRIDAY: Track 1-2-3-4. RON FRIEDT: Varsity M 2-3-4, Football 1- 2-3-4, Wrestling 1-2-3-4. SHARLENE FULTON: GAA 2, FHA 1, Pep Club 2-3-4. BILL GALLAGHER: VICA 4, Rifle Club 3, Intramural 2. CINDY GARRISON LINDA GASPER: FHA 2, BOE 1, FBLA 2, COE 4. CHRIS GENSEMER: Drama Club 2, Audio Club 1, Intramurals 1-2-3, Symphonic Band 2- 3-4, Stardusters 3-4, Concert Choir 2, Or- chestra 2, Activity Choir 1, Activity Band 1 , JON GERSPACHER: Math Club 4, Track 1, Intramurals 2, Self-Discipline. BRENDA GILLES: FBLA 2, COE 3, Girl’s Glee 1-2-3-4. NANCY GILLILAND: GAA 2-3-4, Pep Club 1-3-4, Language Club 1-2, FNA 4, Drama Clubl, Powder Puff Football 4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Girl’s Glee 2-3-4. JEFF GILLIUM MARY ANN GISEWHITE: Pep Club, FBLA 1 . LYNN GOFF: Powder Puff Football 4, In- tramurals 3. JOHN GOOD: VICA 4, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2, Track 1-2. SUE GOODRICH: GAA 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, GLC 3-4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Sym- phonic Band 2-3-4, Stardusters 2-3, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Orchestra 3-4, Activity Choir 1, Activity Band 1 Girl’s Glee 1. SAM GORFIDO: VICA 4, Football 1-2-3, Intramurals 3. ALEX GORY PHIL GREEN: Work Study 3-4, Intramurals 1-3-4. RICK GREENBERG: Drama Club 2-3-4, Varsity M 3-4, Football 1-2, Basketball 3-4, Track 3, Golf 1, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Medin- amite 3, Medinian 4. STEVE GREGORY MIKE GROETZ: Rifle Club 3-4. ANNE GUILTINAN: GAA 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1- 2-3-4, Ski Club 1-2, Concert Choir 2-3-4, GLC 4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Activity Choir 1 Girl’s Glee 1, Self-Discipline. CINDY HALLMAN: DECA 4. KEN HAMPTON: DCT 4. BILL HAMPTON: DECA 4. DAN HANSHUE: DCT 4. JOHN HARDINGER: Drama Club, Audio Club, Football 1-2-3-4, Golf 1-2-3-4, Intra- murals 1-2-3-4. LIBBY HARRIGER: GAA 2-3-4, Pep Club 2- 3, FTA 3, Student Council 3, CAA 4, Drama Club 1, Intramurals 2-3-4, Girl’s Glee 2, Beeliners 3, Powder Puff Football 4, Self-Discipline, Medinamite 4. JOHN HARVEY: Drama Club 1-2-3-4. DEBORAH HELLER: Language Club 3, Drama Club 4, Girl’s Glee 1-2, Self-Disci- pline. KAREN HERGISTAD: GAA 4, Powder Puff Football, Medinamite 4. DIANE HETTINGER: VICA 4, BOE 3. WESLEY HETTINGER: VICA 3-4. JAMES HILL: VICA 4. KIM HOBART: FNA 4, GAA 1, Pep Club 2-3-4, Intramurals 1, Self-Discipline, Me- dinian 3. PAM HOFMANN: Pep Club 2-3-4, GAA 3-4, Audio Club 3, Medinamite 4, Self-Disci- pline. SANDY HOLT: Ski Club 1, Gymnastics 1- 2-3-4, Symphonic Band 2, Activity Band 1, Girl’s Glee 1, Marching Band 2, Medina- mite 4. LAURETTA HOOD: DCT 4, VICA 4. DIANA HUFFMAN: Ski Club 1, Self-Dis- cipline. BOB HUGHES: Varsity M 4, Ski Club 1-2, Football 1-4, Basketball 1, Baseball 2, Intra- murals 1-2-3-4. JIM HUNTER: Key Club 3-4, Varsity M 3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 1, Concert Choir 4, Powder Puff Football Coach. DORAINA HUNTER: Concert Choir 3-4, Activity Choir 1, Girl’s Glee 2. ALAN HUSTON: Key Club 3-4, Ski Club 4, Drama Club 3, Audio Club 1, Wrestling 2- 3, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Symphonic Band 2-3-4, Activity Band 1. CHARLES INMAN: Cross Country 1-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Concert Choir 4. MARK JAMEYSON: Rifle Club 2-3-4, Ski Club 4, Language Club 1, Football 1, Track 1, Intramurals 2. CHRIS JAMISON: Ski Club 2-3-4, Rifle Club 2-3, Self-Discipline, Key Club 3. LEROY JENKINS: Varsity M 3-4, Football 4, Wrestling 3. TERRY JENNRICH JAMIE JEWEL: Football 2-4, Intramurals 3. DIANE JINDRA: FHA 1, COE 4. DIANE JOHNSON: FTA 3-4, Pep Club 1-4, GAA 3-4, CAA 4, Concert Choir 4, Orches- tra 1-2-3-4, Activity Choir 1, Self-Discipline, Swing Choir 4. JEFF JOHNSON: Varsity M 3-4, Gymnastics 4, Track 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Intramu- rals 1-2-3-4. HAL KAHN: Varsity M 3-4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Tennis 1-2-3-4, Medina- mite 4. MARY KALLIS: COE 4, Art Club 2-3-4. JERRY KEIPER: Orchestra 1-2. ROSE KEMP: FBLA 1, BOE 1, COE 1. CYNTHIA KING LYNDA KING PENNY KING: VICA 4. LUANNE KIRBY: FTA 3, Pep Club 2-3, FHA 4, Powder Puff Football 4, Self-Discipline. ANDREW KLEIN: Varsity M 3-4, Powder 187 Puff Coach 4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-2- 3-4, Baseball 3-4, Activity Choir 1. SHARON KNOWLES: Language Club 2-3-4, Math Club 4, Pep Club 2-3, Gymnastics 1, Drama Club 1, Symphonic Band 2-3-4, Stardusters 3-4, Orchestra 3, Activity Choir 1, Activity Band 1, Intramurals 2-3. MARK KOCH: Ski Club 1-2-3, Key Club 3, Symphonic Band 1-2-3-4, Stardusters 3-4, Orchestra 4, Activity Band 1, Tennis 3. BRENDA KOENIG: GAA 2-3-4, Pep Club 1, Intramurals 1-2-3, Symphonic Band 2-3-4, Activity Band 1. PAM KOMJATI: Pep Club 3, GAA 1-2, Drama Club 4, Intramurals 2, Symphonic Band 2-3-4, Activity Choir 1, Activity Band 1 . CHRIS KOPPELBERGER: Drama Club 1- 2-3, Football 2, Symphonic Band 4, Star- dusters 3-4, Concert Choir 4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Boy’s Glee 3-4. TOM KOWAL: Student Council 2-3-4, Concert Choir 2-3, Activity Choir 1, Intra- murals 1-2-3-4, T ennis 2-3-4, Self-Discipline. CINDY KRAUS: Pep Club 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, GLC 3-4, Activity Choir 1, Self-Dis- cipline, Beeliners 3-4, Powder Puff Football. PAUL KREJCI: Science Club 2-3, Football 1, Track 1. CHRYS KURTZ: GAA 2, Pep Club 2, Me- dinamite 4, Intramurals 3-4, Self-Discipline. MARK LARIVIERE: Student Council 1-2, Key Club 4, Math Club 4, Football 1-2, Baseball 1, Self-Discipline. LORA LATTIMORE: COE 4. BRENDA LAVELLE: GAA 1-2-3-4, FT A 3, Pep Club 4, Powder Puff Football, Intra- murals 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1, Activity Choir 1, Girl’s Glee 4. TOM LAWRENCE: Varsity M 2-3-4, Foot- ball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Activity Choir 1. HARRY LENNEX: FBLA 2, Track 1, Intra- murals 1, Symphonic Band 2-3-4, Stardus- ters 2-3-4, Concert Choir 4, Orchestra 2, Activity Band 1, Swing Choir 4. MALCOLM LUCAS: OWE 4. CAROL LUCCHESI: Girl’s Glee 2-3. DAVID MACHLES: Key Club 3-4, Ski Club 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Football 1, Track 2, Tennis 1-3, Symphonic Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 3. LAURIE MACLEOD: GAA 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Activity Choir 1, Girl’s Glee 1-2, Powder Puff Football. LYNN MADEY JOHN MARKLE: Symphonic Band 2-3-4, Drama Club 3-4, Ski Club 3-4, Rifle Club 3. VICKY MARSHALL: DE 4, FBLA 1-2-3-4. AMY MARTIN: FBLA 1, Phase 3-4, Activity Choir 1, Girl’s Glee 2. JAMES MARTINEZ WAYNE MAUR LESLIE McCLANING CLAUDIA McCOMAS: GAA 1-2-3-4, Powder Puff Football, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Symphonic Band 2-3-4, Activity Choir 1, Activity Band 1, Majorette 3-4, Marching Band 2-3-4. JOHN McCORMICK: Science Club 1, CAA 4, Math Club 4, Key Club 3, Orchestra 1-2-3, Self-Discipline. NINA MCDAID: FHA 1-2, Pep Club 1-2-3. DARLA McNAMARA: Pep Club 2, FHA 1. CHARLOTTE MEALY: Concert Choir 2, Orchestra 2, Activity Band 1. TED MEIER BONNIE MERICLE: DECA 4, Phase 3-4. SUSAN MILLER: GLC 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, CAA 4, Math Club 4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Powder Puff Football, Cheerleading 1-2-3-4, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Activity Choir 1, Self- Discipline. DENNIS MOHN: Concert Choir, 2-3, Ac- tivity Choir 1. Boy’s Glee 3, Gymnastics 2-3-4, VICA 4. DAVID MOINE: FTA 3-4, Ski Club 1-2-3, Drama Club 4, Varsity M 4, Football 1-2, Basketball 1, Intramurals 1-2-4, Tennis 1- 2- 3-4, Symphonic Band 1-2, Activity Band 1 . GREG MOLNER: Math Club 3-4, CAA 4, Key Club 3-4, Varsity M 2-3-4, Football 3, Cross Country 1-4, Basketball 1, Track 1-2- 3- 4, Intramurals 2-3-4, Concert Choir 4, Swing Choir, Self-Discipline. MARGARET MONROE: FHA 1-2, OWE 4. DUANE MORA: Varsity M 2-3-4, Football 4, Cross Country 1-2-3, Track 1-2-3-4, Intra- murals 1-2-3-4, Medinamite 3. ED MORSE: DCT 4, VICA 4. DWIGHT MOUDY: Varsity M 4, Football z-3-4, Track. CINDY MURRAY JEFF MYERS: Symphonic Band 2-3-4, Star- dusters 2-3-4, Activity Band 1. DENNIS NEHRENZ JOYCE NETTLETON: Pep Club 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, GLC 3-4, Math Club 3-4, CAA 4, Intramurals 4, Symphonic Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 4, Activity Band 1, Self-Disci- pline. CHRIS NICHOLS PAM NICHOLS: VICA 4, FBLA 2-3-4, Y- Teens 3, DCT 4, FNA 3. MARC NOBLE: VICA 4, Football 1, Activity Choir 1. KATHY PALKER: GLC 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Math Club 4, Language Club 1-2, Cheerleading 3-4, Activity Choir 1, Self-Discipline. JOYCE PARMAN: CAA 4, GLC 4, FTA 3, Math Club 3, Language Club 2, Symphonic Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 3-4, Activity Band 1, Self-Discipline. JUNE PEARCE: BOE 1-3, COE 4, FHA 1, Pep Club 1. JILL PENNINGTON: GLC 3-4, Powder Puff Football 4, GAA 1-2-4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Con- cert Choir 3, Activity Choir 1, Girl’s Glee 1 . COLLEEN PHILLIS: Pep Club 1, BOE, COE. WILLIAM PIKE: Key Club 3-4, Ski Club 2-3-4, Math Club 4, Language Club 2, FTA 2 . SUSAN PISKACH: FBLA 4. ED PLACKE: Rifle Club 3. DON PLUMMER: Drama Club 2-3-4, Audio Club 2, Science Club 3, Math Club 3, Sym- phonic Band 2-3-4, Stardusters 2-3-4, Con- cert Choir 4, Swing Choir 4, Activity Band 1, Boy’s Glee 4, Self-Discipline. JEFF POOR: DE 4, Audio Club 1, Football 1- 2-3, Basketball 1-2, Intramurals 1-2, Ac- tivity Choir 1, Concert Choir 2-3. PAT PORTER: BOE 4, COE 4, FHA 4, Powder Puff Football 4, Self-Discipline 4. JANICE PROMEY: DE 4. SALLY PROMEY: Language Club 2-4, Con- temporary Affairs Assoc. 4, GAA 3, Pep Club 2-3, Self-Discipline 4. DEBORA PURVIS: DECA 4 SHERRI QUAT1: FBLA 4; Majorette 2-3-4, Homecoming Court 4, Marching Band 2-3-4, Symphonic Band 2-3-4, Activity Choir 1, Activity Band 1. VICTOR RAMIREZ: Varsity M 3-4, Wres- tling 2-3-4, Golf 4, Activity Choir 2. VICKY RANDALL: Pep Club 1-2-3, GAA 2- 3, COE 4, BOE 3, Symphonic Band 2, Marching Band 2, Activity Band 1. 188 EDWARD REUBER JOAN RICKER LYNN RIEGGER: Pep Club 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Sr. Treasurer, FNA 4, Gymnastics Club 1, Beeliners 4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Activity Choir 1, 3, Self-Discipline 4. TIM ROBERTS: DCT 4, VICA 4. KAREN ROCKWELL: GAA 1-2, Pep Club 2, Intramurals 1-2, Activity Choir 1, Girl’s Glee 2-4. GEORGE RODGERS: Cross Country 2-3-4, Track 1-2-3, Wrestling 1-2-3-4, Self-Disci- pline 4. MELINDA ROSHON: Pep Club 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2-4, GLC 4, CAA 4, Math Club 3-4, Powder Puff Football 4, Cheerleading 1-2-3, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Activity Choir 1, Swing Choir 4, Class Secretary 2-3-4, Self-Disci- pline 4. LISA ROTH: Girl’s Glee 4. BECKY ROWLANDS: Beeliners 4, Pep Club 3, GAA 1-2-3, Ski Club 2, Gymnastics Club 1- 2, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Symphonic Band 2, Concert Choir 4, Activity Choir 1, Activ- ity Band 1, Self-Discipline 4. GLENN ROZELL BRENDA RUCKER: Gymnastics Club 1-2- 3-4, FHA 1, OWE 1-2. DENISE RUSSELL: FHA 1, Pep Club 2, COE 4. DENNIS RYAN DIANE SAAB BARB SAUER: GAA 1-2-3, FBLA 4, Girl’s Glee 1-2, Intramurals 1-2-3-4. SALLY SCHINDELHOLZ: GAA 1-2-3-4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Activity Choir 1. ED SCHLECHTY: Varsity M Club 2-3-4, Cross Country 1-2, Track 1-2-3-4, Intramu- rals 2-3-4, Activity Band 1, Symphonic Band 2- 3, Self-Discipline 4. FRANK SCHIMITZER: Rifle Club 3-4, Gymnastic Club 1-2-3-4, Science Club 3, Football 4, Track 1-2-3, Activity Band 1, Symphonic Band 2-3. BETSY SCHWITZER: GAA 2, Pep Club 2, Powder Puff Football 4. PAUL SEVOUGIAN: Science Club 3-4, Math Club 3-4, CAA 4, Key Club 3-4, Ski Club 3, Self-Discipline 4. DOUG SEXTON: OWE 3-4, VICA 3-4. DAVID SHIRK: Science Club 3, Math Club 4, Golf 1-2, Activity Band 1. BRIAN SHURELL: Phase 3-4, Cross Country 1, Track 1. DENNIS SIMPSON: Basketball 3, Gym- nastics 1-2-3-4. MARCIA SIRRINE: GAA 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Language Club 2, GLC 2-3, Student Council 4, Cheerleading 3-4, Intramurals 1- 2-3-4, Activity Choir 1, Girl’s Glee 2. JIM SLATER: Work-Study 4. JIM SMITH: Track 4, Symphonic Band 2- 3-4, Activity Band 1, Intramurals 4. LIZ SMITH: GAA 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, CAA 4, GLC 3-4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Sym- phonic Band 2-3-4, Stardusters 2-3, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Activity Choir 1, Activity Band 1, Self-Discipline 4, Orchestra 3-4. SHERRY SMITH: COE 4, BOE 3, FHA 1. JIM SPACEK: Student Council 1-2, Cross Country 1-2, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-4, Activity Band 1, Key Club 3, Language Club 2, Medinian 3, Varsity M 4. JIM SPRANKLE: Intramurals 1-2-3. TERRY STARKEY: Varsity M 3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Baseball 2-4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Powder Puff Coach 4. ANN STEINBACH: GAA 1-3, Pep Club 1-3-4, Intramurals 1-2, Activity Choir 1, Beeliner 4. RICHARD STEINLE: Football 1, Wrestling 1- 2, Intramurals 1-2, Tennis 1, Boy’s Glee 1 . SUE STEWART: DE 4. JIM STONE: Audio Club 1-2-3. Rifle Club 2- 3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4, Activity Choir 1. DAVID SURGEON: Football 1, Track 1, Intramurals 3. DIANE SZABO: Pep Club 1, Drama Club 3, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Activity Choir 1. STEVEN TILLEY: Football 1, Track 1, In- tramurals 1, Drama Club 4. BILL TOMBLIN: OWE 4. PATT TUCKER: GAA 1-2-3, Pep Club 1-2-3, Swing Choir 4, Self-Discipline 4, Girl’s Glee 2, Activity Band 1, Activity Choir 1, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Symphonic Band 2-3-4. SUE TYRRELL: GAA 1-2, Pep Club 1-2, Audio Club 4, Drama Club 3-4, Intramurals 2, Self-Discipline 4. PATTY VAN EPP: GAA 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Powder Puff Football 4, Ski Club 2, Gymnastics 1-2-3-4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Activity Choir 1, Girl’s Glee 2. ANGELA VAN ZILE: Girl’s Glee 1-2. LOUIS VERES: Work-Study 3-4. BEA WADSWORTH: FBLA 4, FHA 1, VICA 4, DCT 4. LORI WAGNER: Drama Club 1-2-4, Lan- guage Club 1-2-3, Powder Puff Football 4, Intramurals 1-2-4, Self-Discipline 4. RICK WALLACE: Varsity M 1-2-3-4, Drama Club 3, Golf 1-2-3-4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4. BILL WASHBURN DEBBIE WERNER: GAA 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Student Council 2, Language Club 2, Cheerleading 1-2-3-4, Powder Puff Foot- ball 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Medinam ite 4. GREG WIEGAND: Science Club 4, Gym- nastics Club 4. PAM WILDE: Y-TEENS 3, Activity Choir 1, Girl’s Glee 2, Medinian 3-4. TIM WILHELM: Track 2, Intramurals 2. DEBBIE WILLIAMS: DCT 4. PAM WILLIAMS: FTA 4, Pep Club 1, Sym- phonic Band 2-3- 4, Stardusters 3-4, Orches- tra 4, Activity Band 1. PHIL WILLIAMS: Varsity M 2-3-4, Student Council 3-4, Math Club 4, Football 4, Cross Country 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2, Track 1-2-3-4, Intramurals 3-4, Self-Discipline 4. GARY WILLS: OWE 4. ROGER WIRES: Varsity M4, Football 1-2-4, Basketball 3, Track 1-3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4. BARB WISELEY: GAA 1-2-3-4, Language Club 2, FTA 4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Intramurals 1-2, Activity Choir 1, Girl’s Glee 2. FRED WOOD: Key Club 3, Varsity M 3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 4, Track 1-2-3-4, Intramurals 1-2-3. BOB YAEKLE: Science Club 3-4, Math Club 3-4, CAA 3-4, Varsity M 3-4, Drama Club 1, Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Activity Choir 1, Self-Discipline 4. BARB YEAGER: Ski Club 2, FBLA 3-4, Symphonic Band 2-3-4, Stardusters 2-3-4, Activity Band 1, Self-Discipline 4. JOE YOUNG 189 INDEX SENIORS Abramoska, Amy 29 - 49 - 82 • 87 - 91 - 122 Akers, Nyoka 91 - 159 Alspach, Karen 49 - 91 - 115 Arnold, Mike 50 - 86 - 91 - 118 Aukerman, Linda 49 - 87 - 91 - 115 Bader, Bradley 91 - 161 Baird, Phillip 149 Baker, John 91 Baker, Katherine 91 - 156 Bannon. Ray 29 - 85 - 91 - 124 - 144 - 158 ' Barabas, Judith 29 - 87 - 84 - 85 - 91 - 122 - 124 - 130 Barnes, Debra 92 - 160 Bayless, Teresa 92 Beane, Chris 92 Beck, Bill 92 - 161 Beckwith, Carol 92 - 124 Biliezky, Joyce 29 - 92 - 166 Bixler, Gayle 84 - 85 - 92 - 122 - 124 - 131 - 147 - 148 - 151 - 153 Bowman. Becky 92 Bowman. Victoria 92 - 156 - 157 Brenstuhl, Neil 92 - 159 Brewer, David 85 - 92 - 124 Brown, Carole 92 Buckland, Dan 93 - 163 Bucksar, Darlene 93 - 124 - 139 - 160 - 164 Burke. |ohn 85 - 90 - 93 - 124 - 126 - 128 - 134 - 145 - 148 - 149 - 165 Butcher, Diane 93 - 160 Cameron, Carol 93 Carl, Eric 93 Carpenter, Ken 10 - 53 - 93 - 117 - 145 Carpenter, Sharon 93 - 163 Carter, Ron Carter. Stanley 83 - 93 - 124 Casey, Bonnie 93 - 161 Cavey, Mary Chandler, Robin Clark, Alan 73 - 76 - 93 - 122 - 142 Clary, Patsy 93 - 161 Clawson, Richard 94 Claycomb, Galen 94 • 159 Cochran, Marianne 48 - 49 - 87 - 94 - 128 - 129 Coffey, Marian 49 - 87 - 94 Coleman, Richard 2-9-42 - 53 - 73 - 77 - 94 - 113 - 115 - 117 - 130 - 143 Conners, James 94 - 161 Cornelius, Ronald 94 - 149 Courtney, John 86 - 94 Cowden, Nancy 48 - 49 - 82 - 87 - 94 - 156 - 165 Crise, William 6 - 94 - 124 - 130 - 148 - 151 - 153 Cunningham, Michael 94 - 151 Cutlip, Larry 42 - 78 - 94 - 142 - 143 Daniel, Eric 3 - 95 - 122 - 156 Davis, Gloria 95 - 160 - 164 Davis, James 95 - 161 Davis, Marilyn 85 - 95 - 124 Davis, Thomas 95 Davison, Gary 95 Deeter, Lena 96 - 163 De Hart, James Dellinger, Donna 96 - 161 Deyling, Kathy 96 Dial, Larry 96 Didion, Yvonne 96 - 156 Donahue, John Dooley, Deborah 49 - 82 - 87 - 96 - 115 - 142 - 146 Dreibelbis, Charles 96 Dunbar, Anne 96 - 160 Earl, Greg 42 - 96 - 115 - 120 - 143 Eaton, Bruce 42 - 96 - 149 Emery, Jef 97 Ettling, Bradford 97 Ewbank, Jane 49 - 87 - 97 - 122 Failor, Deborah 97 - 161 Falconer, Ruth Ann 84 - 97 - 124 Favret, Michelle 29 - 49 - 97 - 142 - 151 - 156 Feldman, Peter 97 Feron, Rita 97 - 161 Fesco, Victor Fetzer, Debbie 97 - 156 - 161 Fisher, Tim 97 - 117 - 143 Fleming, Jon 7 - 97 - 118 - 143 Fortney, Lyle 97 - 159 Foster, Linda 98 - 161 Fowls, David 98 - 159 Franz, Michael 42 - 86 - 98 Friday, Kurt 98 - 120 Friedt, Ronald 78 - 79 - 98 - 143 Fulton, Sharlene 98 Gallagher, Bill 98 - 159 Garrison, Cindy 98 Gasper, Linda 98 - 160 Gensemer, Chris 98 - 122 Gerspacher, Jon 98 Gil les, Brenda 98 - 160 Gilliland, Nancy 49 - 82 - 87 - 99 - 115 - 128 - 132 Gillium, Jeff 159 Gisewhite, Mary Ann 99 Goff, Lynn 99 - 115 - 142 Good, John 42 - 99 - 143 - 159 Goodrich, Sue 49 - 84 - 85 - 87 - 99 - 122 - 124 - 147 Gorfido, Sam 99 - 159 Gory, Alex 99 Greenberg, Rick 73 - 99 - 143 - 144 - 156 Greene, Phil 99 Gregory, Steve 99 Groetz, Michael 99 - 149 Guiltinan, Anne 49 - 87 - 99 - 115 - 124 - 147 Hallman, Cindy 100 - 161 Hampton, Kenneth 100 - 159 Hampton, William 100 - 161 Hanshue, Dan 100 - 159 Hardinger, John 42 - 100 Harriger, Elizabeth 49 - 100 - 115 - 130 - 145 - 153 Harvey, John 100 - 156 - 157 Heller. Deborah 100 - 156 Hergistad, Karen 49 - 100 - 115 - 145 Hettinger, Diane 100 - 159 Hettinger. Raymond 42 - 163 Hettinger, Wesley 100 Hobart, Kim 87 - 101 - 132 - 166 Hofmann, Pamela 29 - 87 - 101 - 145 Holt, Sandra 101 - 145 Hood, Lauretta 101 - 159 Huffman, Diana Hughes, Robert 42 - 101 - 143 Hunter, James 42 - 50 - 90 - 101 - 115 - 124 - 143 Hunter, Doraine 101 - 124 Huston, Alan 50 - 86 - 101 - 122 Inman, Charles 44 - 73 - 77 - 101 - 124 Jameyson, Mark 86 - 102 - 149 Jamison, Chris 102 Jenkins, Leroy 42 - 102 - 143 Jennrich, Terry 102 - 133 Jewel, Jamie 42 - 102 Jindra, Diane 102 - 160 Johnson, Diane 29 - 84 - 85 - 87 - 102 - 124 - 130 - 165 Johnson, Jeff 9 - 42 - 95 - 102 - 120 - 128 - 129 - 143 Kahn, Hal 42 - 103 - 118 Kallis, Mary 103 - 160 Keiper, Jerry 103 Kemp, Rose 103 - 160 King, Cynthia 161 King, Lynda 9-51-52-82 - 134 - 156 King, Penny 103 - 159 Kirby, LuAnne 103 - 131 - 133 - 167 Klein, Andrew 42 - 73 - 76 - 115 - 142 - 143 Knowles, Sharon 103 - 122 - 131 - 151 - 158 Koch, Mark 50 - 84 - 86 - 103 - 122 Koenig, Brenda 103 - 122 Komjati, Pam 103 - 122 - 131 - 156 Koppelberger, Chris 83 - 84 - 85 - 103 - 122 - 124 Kowal, Tom 103 - 118 - 126 - 143 - 148 Kraus, Cindy 48 - 49 - 87 - 104 - 142 Krejci, Paul Kurtz, Chrys 49 - 87 - 104 - 145 Lariviere, Mark 50 - 104 Lattimore, Lora 104 - 160 - 164 LaVelle, Brenda 49 - 82 - 87 - 104 - 115 - 131 - 156 - 165 Lawrence, Tom 42 - 104 - 120 - 143 Lennex, Harry 29 - 84 - 85 - 104 - 122 - 124 - 126 Lucas, Malcolm 104 - 163 Lucchesi, Carol 29 - 104 - 131 Machles, David 50 - 86 - 104 - 122 MacLeod, Laurie 49 - 87 - 105 - 142 Madey, Lynn 105 Markle, John 86 - 105 - 122 - 149 Marshall, Vicky 105 - 161 Martin, Amy 105 Martinez, James 105 - 161 Maur, Wayne 105 McClaning, Leslie 42 - 101 McComas, Claudia 47 - 105 - 115 - 122 McCormick, John 105 - 136 - 151 - 153 - 154 McDaid, Nina 105 McNamara, Darla 29 - 105 Mealy, Charlotte 84 - 105 - 124 Meier, Ted 106 Meriele, Bonnie 90 - 106 - 161 Miller, Susan 49 - 51 - 52 - 80 - 87 - 102 - 106 - 115 - 124 - 132 - 142 - 147 - 148 - 151 - 153 Mohn, Dennis 106 Moine, David 106 - 118 - 143 - 156 - 157 - 165 Molner, Greg 6 - 44 - 50 - 85 - 106 - 120 - 124 - 125 - 143 - 151 - 153 Monroe, Margaret 163 Mora, Duane 42 - 106 - 120 - 142 - 143 Morse, Ed 106 - 159 Moudy, Dwight 42 - 106 - 115 - 124 - 143 Murray, Cindy 106 - 161 Myers, Jeff 106 - 122 Nehrenz, Dennis 106 - 161 Nettleton, Joyce 84 - 87 - 107 - 122 - 131 - 133 - 147 - 151 - 153 Nichols, Chris 107 Nichols, Pam 107 - 159 - 164 Noble, Marc 107 - 159 Palker, Kathy 5 - 49 - 80 - 87 - 91 - 115 - 142 - 147 - 151 Parman, Joyce 84 - 107 - 122 - 130 - 147 - 153 Pearce. June 107 - 160 Pennington, |il! 49 - 87 - 107 - 115 - 124 - 142 - 147 Phillis, Colleen 108 - 160 Pike, William 50 - 108 - 124 - 125 - 151 Piskach, Susan 82 - 108 - 164 Placke, Ed 108 - 149 Plummer, Donald 83 - 85 - 108 - 122 - 124 - 156 Poor, Jeff 108 - 161 Porter, Pat 108 - 115 - 160 Promey, Janice 108 - 161 Promey, Sally 90 - 108 - 153 Purvis, Deborah 108 - 161 Quati, Sharon 47 - 51 - 52 - 108 - 122 - 164 Ramirez, Victor 78 - 108 - 143 Randall, Vicky 109 - 160 Reuber, Edward 109 - 124 Ricker, Joan 109 Riegger, Lynn 90 - 109 - 151 - 166 Roberts. Tim 109 - 159 Rockwell, Karen 82 - 109 Rodgers, George 44 - 78 - 109 - 130 Roshon, Melinda 29 - 49 - 87 - 85 - 90 - 109 - 124 - 147 - 151 Roth, Lisa 29 - 82 - 110 Rowlands, Rebecca 48 - 110 - 115 - 124 Rozell, Glenn Rucker. Brenda 110 - 146 - 163 Russell, Denise 110 - 160 Ryan, Dennis 110 Saab, Diane Sauer, Barb 29 - 110 - 164 Snhindolholz. Sally 49 - 110 - 142 Schlechty, Ed 110 - 120 - 130 - 143 Schmitzer, Frank 42 - 110 - 146 - 149 Schweitzer, Betsy 110 - 115 - 145 Sevougian, Paul 50 - 151 - 154 Sexton, Doug 110 - 163 Shirk, David 111 - 151 Shurell, Brian Simpson, Dennis 111 - 146 Sirrine, Marcia 49 - 80 - 87 - 111 - 115 - 148 Skidmore, Linda 111 - 160 Slabaugh, Curt 111 Slater, James Smith, Elizabeth 3 - 84 - 111 - 115 - 122 - 124 - 147 Smith, James 111 - 120 - 122 Smith, Sherry 111 - 160 Spacek, James 73 - 111 - 120 - 131 Sprankle, James 111 Starkey, Terry 42 - 111 - 115 - 117 - 142 - 143 - 128 - 143 Steinbach, Ann 48 - 87 - 111 Steingass, Mark 112 Steinle, Richard 112 Stewart, Sue 112 - 161 Stillman, Beverly 112 - 161 Stone, James 112 - 149 Stuart, Harold 112 Surgeon, David 112 - 126 Swingle, Theresa 112 - 124 Szabo, Diane 112 - 124 Tilley, Steven 112 Tomblin, Bill 112 - 163 Tucker, Patricia 85 - 112 - 115 - 122 - 124 - 130 Tyrrel, Sue 87 - 113 - 145 - 155 190 Index Van Epp, Patty 49 - 87 - 113 - 115 - 146 Van Zile, Gary 113 Veres, Louis Vigneault, Jeff 113 - 143 Wadsworth, Beatrice 113 - 159 Wagner, Lorraine 113 - 115 - 156 Wallace, Richard 7 - 42 - 113 - 119 - 143 Webster, Gwen 113 - 161 Werner, Debra 10-51-52- 53 - 80 - 114 - 115 Wiegand, Greg 114 - 146 - 154 Wilde, Pam 114 - 142 - 144 - 196 Wilhelm, Tim 25 - 114 Williams, Debra 114 - 159 Williams, Pamela 29 - 84 - 114 - 122 - 165 Williams, Phillip 6 - 42 - 114 - 120 - 143 - 148 Wills. Gary 114 - 163 Wires, Roger 42 - 114 - 120 - 143 Wisely, Barbara 49 - 87 - 114 Wood, Carl 42 - 114 - 120 - 142 - 143 Yaekle, Robert 114 - 120 - 133 - 143 - 151 - 153 - 154 Yeager, Barbara 115 - 122 - 164 Young, Joe 115 JUNIORS Adams, Karen 64 - 153 - 156 Akaer, Terry 64 Amon, Cynthia 64 - 86 - 165 Anderson, Brad 44 - 64 - 120 - 143 Anderson, Gary 64 Auble, Sue 64 - 164 Aufmuth, Ned 64 Bagley, Rod 64 - 86 - 120 - 122 - 146 Baisden, Candy Baker, Robert 64 - 162 Baker, Steve 64 Baker, Tim 64 - 162 Baratta, Dennis 29 - 44 - 64 - 120 - 143 Barensfeld, Glenn 64 Barnhart, Rick 42 - 64 - 143 Bixby, Jody 47 - 49 - 64 - 81 - 87 - 142 - 147 Bluhm, Robert Borden, Judy 64 - 87 - 156 Borsich, Jeri 64 - 165 Boyer, Laurie 49 - 64 - 87 - 122 Brooker, Liz 5 - 49 - 64 - 80 - 87 - 142 - 147 Browder, Kathy 49 - 64 - 87 - 142 Brown, Lonnie Brown, Ronnie Brown, Thomas 64 - 155 Bruckmann, Bill 64 - 73 Buck, Dana 64 - 85 - 124 - 153 - 165 Buckland, Dan Buettner, Eric 64 - 86 Bungard, Tami 65 - 164 Bunyan, Tim 65 Burkey, Richard 65 Busch, Rick 163 Butcher, Judy 65 Call, Mark 65 - 86 - 120 Calvert, Gayla 65 - 82 - 124 - 164 Campbell, Bonnie Campbell, Jeanne 65 Carten, John 65 - 122 - 149 Casey, Patricia 49 - 87 - 165 Cavey, Larry 65 - 67 Chandler, Kevin 65 - 124 Church, Alana 65 Clark, Steve 44 - 65 - 122 - 154 Cleary, Mark 65 - 73 - 117 Clevidence, John 42 - 65 - 117 - 143 Clifford, Charles 65 Coburn, Ruth 65 Cole, Lynn 65 - 82 - 164 Coleman, Diane 48 - 65 - 164 Cox, Jerry 86 Crooks, Terry 42 - 65 Daniels, Mark 65 Derrenberger, Jeff 65 Derrenberger, Sue 65 - 87 Dickerson, Becky 65 Dietrich, Jean 49 - 65 - 87 Douglas, David 65 Doyle, Robert 65 Dreibelbis, Sam 65 Drollinger, Ed 44 - 65 Ducy, Rita 65 - 165 Dunsha, Brian 65 DuPlaga, Roy 65 Eales, Jeff 65 Eaton, Laura 65 - 86 Eble. Jeff 50 - 65 - 118 - 143 Eggleston, Bob 65 - 86 Erb, Melody 65 - 162 Facemire, Diane 65 Fesko, Beverly 65 - 164 Fields, Diane 64 - 65 - 87 Fields, Steve 65 Finley, Les 29 - 50 - 65 - 119 Fleming, Cathy 65 - 145 - 156 - 165 Flugum, Sue 65 Foote, Charles 163 Foreman, Doug 65 Foy, Leslie 49 - 65 - 87 - 142 French, Barb 65 - 87 - 122 - 156 Fulton, Clare Ganyard, Jim 65 Gardner, Anita 49 - 65 - 81 - 87 - 142 - 145 - 153 - 156 Garrison, Chuck 65 - 78 Gasper, Helen 65 Gee, John 65 Gerspacher, Tom 65 Gilliland, Heidi 87 Gisewhite, Pat 65 Glover, Gail 65 - 86 - 87 - 82 - 122 Goebel, Pat Gordon, Bob 65 - 117 Gory, Joni 65 Grady, Bob 29 - 65 - 86 Gregory, Deborah Gregory, Fred 65 Gregory, Rick 65 Greive, Mike 65 - 119 - 149 Grey, Debby 29 - 65 Griesinger, Sandy 65 - 84 - 87 - 156 Grieve, Kevin 66 - 117 - 146 Groetz, Tom 66 Groves, Ken 66 - 163 Halvorsen. Debra 66 - 87 Hamilton, Ron 66 - 142 Hathaway, Larry 66 Hayward, Elaine 66 - 122 - 124 - 166 Hedrick, Karen 66 - 84 Hill, fames Hill, Sandra 66 Himmel, Becky 66 Hitzelberger, Ron 42 - 66 Hosington, Terry 66 Hood, Doug 42 - 66 - 142 - 143 Hood, Jim 66 Hood, Mike 66 Hood, Bill 42 - 66 Horvitz, Mike 66 Houston, Karen 47 - 66 - 122 - 124 Hurd. Joe 44 - 66 - 120 Hurst, Doug 66 - 120 Hutchings, Sue 49 - 66 - 87 Ilg, Melissa 66 - 122 Jaeger, Nancy 87 - 142 Jamerson, Reggie 48 - 49 - 66 - 68 - 87 - 148 Kabeller, Jeff 66 Karson, Gail 49 - 66 - 86 - 87 - 157 Kemp, Debbie 49 - 66 - 87 - 164 Kemp, Sheila 66 Kidder, Randy 66 - 124 Kilkenny, Mike 66 Kincaid, Janet 66 King, Lawrence 66 Kitchen, Deborah 66 Klein, Phillip 44 - 66 - 146 - 149 Knoch, Terry 66 Koenig, Carole 5 - 29 - 67 - 49 - 80 - 87 - 142 Kovacek. Stephanie 67 Kramer, Sharon 67 Kreuder, Doug 67 Kubal, Linda 67 Kurtz, Kit 67 Lakey, Barbara 67 - 82 Landmeier, Bonnie 67 - 122 - 150 Lariviere, David 50 - 67 - 153 Lazear, Diane 67 - 84 - 87 - 122 Lee, Anne 67 - 122 - 124 Lee, Douglas 67 Lee, Jackie 67 Leister, Holly 67 - 152 - 164 Lemmer, Mary 9 - 49- 67 - 87 - 135 - 142 - 147 - 153 Lenaburg, Nancy 5-67-80 Leonard, Elizabeth 49 - 67 - 71 Leonhardt, Douglas 67 Lesko, Denise 29 - 67 Lind, Ryan 67 Lockwood, Lou Ann 67 - 87 - 122 Loyer, Ronald 9 - 67 - 78 - 146 Mack, Gloria 67 Maitland, Ronald 47 - 67 - 122 Mallery, Pam 67 - 87 - 164 Mambuca, Susan 29 - 67 - 122 - 151 Mann, Charla 67 - 162 Marshall, Mike 67 - 84 - 86 - 146 Massey, Vicky 67 Masters, Brenda 67 - 82 - 124 Matthews, Jill 67 - 124 - 150 - 157 Maxwell, Jack 67 - 163 McClaskie, Nancy 67 McClure, Konda McCourt, Zelma 67 - 167 McKelvey, Mardi 67 McMillan, Frederick 67 Meade, Donna 68 - 167 Meurer, Pamela 29 - 48 - 68 - 142 - 164 Meyers, John Mick, Larry Miller, Linda 49 - 68 - 80 - 87 - 142 - 147 - 153 Moine, Pamela 68 - 154 - 157 - 165 Mollica, John 42 - 68 - 142 Monaco, Emlee 68 Morris, Deanne 68 Morse, Lyle 68 Mueller, Edmund 68 Myers. Jan 68 - 87 - 164 Myers, Lois 68 - 167 Myers, Tracy 49 - 68 - 122 - 154 Myers, Virginia 68 - 82 - 122 - 151 Neil, Kay 68 - 87 - 124 - 144 Neptune, Nancy 68 - 122 Nettleton. Joe 68 - 124 - 149 Newberry, Michal 49 - 68 - 87 Nichols, Laura 68 - 122 Nichols, Robert 68 - 155 Nicholson, Janine 68 - 156 Niemann, Richard 68 - 71 Nord, Bill 42 - 68 - 71 - 119 - 143 Ode, Beth 68 Olson, Victor 68 - 162 Ostaff, Dawn 68 - 156 - 165 Palker, Patrick 42 - 68 - 143 Parker, Robert 68 - 120 Parkhurst, Alan 68 - 122 Penrose, Bill 42 - 69 Porter, Colleen 69 - 87 - 165 Powell, Steven 69 Prante, Karen 67 - 69 - 82 - 83 - 122 - 151 Pritchard, Robert 69 Promey, Daryl 69 - 119 - 122 Pryzbyla, Tom 69 - 122 Queen, Marsha 69 Queen, Rita 69 - 163 Rademacher, Sue 69 - 84 - 122 Raines, Eddy 69 Ramirez, Arthur 69 Rice, David 29 - 69 - 83 Richardson, Sally 69 - 87 - 124 - 166 Ricker, Clay 69 Riley, Rick 64 - 69 - 78 - 126 - 128 - 143 - 148 Ritchie, Jane 69 Ritter, Louise 69 Roberts, Ben 69 - 84 Robins, David Robson, Robert 42 - 69 - 143 Roche, Terry 69 - 84 Rogers, Gregory 69 Rudes, Rolfe 50 - 69 Rych, Glenn 50 - 69 Saab, Anita 69 Sadzewicz, Dennis 69 Saluga, Leonard 69 Sanford, Martha 49 - 69 - 84 - 122 Schaefer, Marianne 49 - 64 - 69 - 87 - 142 - 147 Schilling, Cynthia 69 Schray, Stephen 42 - 69 Scott, Jeffrey 70 Selzer, Brenda 70 - 82 - 87 - 165 Semmelhaack, Connie 70 Setzer, Thomas 70 Shaffer, Diann 49 - 70 - 87 - 164 - 167 Sharrett, Tom 70 - 117 Shaw, Sue Shields, William Shirey, Lisa 70 Sigafoos, Nancy 70 - 148 Simmers, Joyce 70 - 164 Simmons, Amanda 70 - 86 - 148 - 165 Simmons, Virginia 70 - 86 - 87 - 142 - 148 Slater, Robert 70 - 162 Smalley, Dave 42 - 70 - 120 - 146 Smith, Bernard 70 Smith. James 70 - 85 - 122 - 124 - 144 - 153 - 156 - 157 Smith, William Somogyi, Lei 70 - 127 - 154 Souder, Karen Spacek, Michael 70 - 73 Spencer, Rebecca 49 - 70 - 87 - 142 - 165 Staples, Deborah 70 - 167 Staten, Connie 70 - 146 Index 191 Steidl, Donald 70 - 78 Steinbach, Carl 66 Stevie, John 70 Stockman, Karen 70 - 82 Streett, Beth 49 - 70 - 87 - 142 - 166 Stuchal, Christine 70 Swearingen, Debbie 49 - 70 - 81 - 87 - 142 - 156 Swingle, Joan 49 - 70 - 87 - 158 Szafranski, Carl 70 Taylor. Elaine 49 - 70 - 122 Taylor. Philip 70 - 152 Taylor, Scott 70 - 162 Thoburn, Sue 29 - 70 - 156 - 165 Toms, Diana 70 - 87 - 166 Tucker, Donna 70 Tucker, Lynn 49 - 70 - 87 Vance, Dawn 70 - 163 Vandenberg. Jim 9 - 70 - 73 - 76 - 117 Vanscoy, Ray 70 - 162 Varisco, Marilyn Vellenoweth, Renee 49 - 70 - 81 - 87 - 146 Vigneault, Jay 29 - 69 - 70 Wadsworth. Margaret 70 - 82 - 164 Waite, Mark 70 - 73 Walden, Barbara 70 - 151 - 153 Walter, Toni 49 - 70 - 164 Warrell. Mike 70 - 153 - 156 - 157 Weber, Leslie Weitzel, Jeffrey 42 - 70 - 117 - 143 Welch, David 70 - 163 Wells, Phillip 70 - 155 West, Jeffrey 70 - 152 West. Leslie 49 - 70 - 87 - 146 West, LuAnne 49 - 70 - 86 - 87 - 146 - 156 Westland, Hal 70 Whitfield, Bruce 70 - 120 - 143 Wible, Becky 49 - 70 - 80 • 87 - 145 - 147 - 148 Wilder, Johnn 29 - 70 - 83 - 122 - 124 - 158 Wiles, Karen 47 - 70 - 84 - 85 - 122 - 124 Williams, Donald 71 - 120 - 143 - 151 Williams, Julia 49 - 71 - 87 Willis, Cheryl 71 Wilson. Pam 71 Wilson. Steven 42 - 71 Wires, Richerd 42 - 71 Wolf, Elizabeth 49 - 71 - 87 - 124 - 156 - 165 Wolfe, Laurie 29 - 71 - 84 Wood, Mark 42 - 71 - 117 Yeager, James 71 Yeager, Rita 64 - 71 - 87 - 122 - 156 SOPHOMORES Abell. Peggy 49 - 56 - 81 - 87 - 122 - 146 Adkins, Rosemary 56 Alber, Karen 56 - 82 - 87 Albright. David 56 Alspach, Terry 56 - 163 Anderson, Beth 48 - 49 - 56 - 61 - 87 - 146 Andrews, David 56 - 83 - 122 Arnold, Denise 56 Atkins, Steven 56 Auble, Carole 56 - 81 Austin, Bill 56 - 122 Baczuk, Janet 56 Bailey, Kevin 56 - 73 - 118 Baker, Bonnie 49 - 56 - 124 Baker, Ruth 56 Baldi, David 56 Bannon, John 50 - 56 - 122 - 156 Bardy, Sarah 56 Bayless, Bennie 44 - 56 - 78 - 143 Bean, Charles 56 Beck, Donald 44 - 56 - 84 - 120 - 124 - 143 - 146 - 152 Been. Kathy 56 - 146 - 148 - 155 - 156 Belcher, Ted 56 Benisek, Marlene 56 - 86 Bergenstein, Lois 56 Bigham, Cathy 56 Bilharz, Steve 56 - 149 Bilinovich, Gary 56 Blevins, Kevin 57 Borsich. Carolyn 57 Bostwick, Marshal 57 Bougher, Penny 57 Bowman, Mike 57 Boyle, Lee Ann 57 - 87 - 122 Brandow, Debra 49 - 57 - 87 Braund, Robert 57 - 124 - 155 Brenner, Chad 40 - 57 - 74 - 75 - 118 - 142 - 143 Brenstuhl, Marcia 57 - 87 Brinker, Roxanne 57 - 87 Brown, Phyllis 57 - 82 Bruckmann, Lynn 48 - 49 - 57 - 84 - 87 - 122 Bruno, Frank 57 Burlingame, Jeff 57 - 146 - 152 Butcher. Sam 57 Butt, Alyce 57 - 87 - 124 - 125 - 156 Butt, Susan 57 Caesar, John 57 - 122 Cahoon, Jeff 57 Califf, Beverly 57 - 82 - 87 - 144 Campbell, Donnie Campy, Ed 57 Cantrell. Melanie 57 Carey, Charles 57 - 122 Carl, Larry Carley, Carl Carson, Betsy 82 Carter, David Casey, Chris 40 - 57 - 58 - 74 - 75 - 73 - 142 Chandler, Dan 40 - 57 - 124 - 142 Charters, Pamela 57 Chrismon, Susan 57 Christian, Dickie 57 - 82 Cimarik. Clyde 57 - 86 Clague. Gwen 57 Clary. Ron 57 Cody. Bill 83 Coffey, Robert 40 - 57 Cornelius, Amy 9 - 49 - 57 - 81 - 86 - 87 - 146 Cotter. Maureen 49 - 57 - 86 - 87 Cox, Jon 57 - 122 Crabtree, Kathy Crocker, David Crouse, Brian 40 - 57 Crum. Jerry 57 - 163 Crum, Roni 49 - 57 - 84 - 87 - 122 Cummings, John 57 Cutlip. |ackie 57 - 82 Defferding, Mary 57 - 84 - 148 - 150 - 156 - 158 Deis, Pearl 57 - 150 Dickinson, Elaine 57 - 84 Donovan, Kathleen 45 - 57 - 82 Dooley, John 40 - 57 - 146 - 157 Downey, George 57 Doyle, Patti 57 Drake. Darrell 29 - 57 Ducy, Robert 57 - 120 Duncan, Tony 57 DuPlaga, Eugene 57 East, Jim 57 - 122 - 146 Eaton, Brenda 57 Eberwein, Kathy 57 - 84 Eckert, Mike 58 - 73 - 149 Eddy, Gregory 58 - 122 Ellis, Phillip 40 - 58 - 73 - 74 - 77 - 142 Ewing. Venis 49 - 58 - 87. Farren, Terry 58 - 157 Favret, Gerry 58 Fesco, Brenda 58 Few, Dennis 58 - 122 Fillmore, Don 58 Fodor, Debbie 49 - 58 Forsythe. Robert 58 - 124 - 142 Foster, Lorraine 58 Foulke, Beth 58 - 87 Fowls, Deborah 58 Fowls, Gary 58 Francisco. Danielle 58 Fulling, Theodore 58 - 83 - 122 Gant, Marcus 58 - 74 Gardner, Gina 49 - 58 - 87 Gardner, Scott 58 - 146 Gaugler, Corrine 58 - 84 Gaynor, Steve 58 Gensemer, Jill 49 - 56 - 58 - 87 - 122 George, Dan 58 - 146 - 163 Gibbs, Gary 40 - 58 Gifford. Kathie 58 - 122 - 158 Gilruth, Bruce 58 Goebel. Mary 58 Goodrich, Carol 49 - 58 - 87 - 122 Gordon, Mindy 49 - 58 - 82 - 87 Gorfido, Becky 48 - 58 - 82 - 148 Gorney, Patricia 58 - 82 Gowe, Don 58 Grant, Larry 58 Gregory, Dena 58 - 82 Griesinger, Andy 58 Griesinger, Paula 49 - 59 - 87 Groskopf, |ean 59 - 163 Guibert, Keith 59 Gulledge, Gayden 49 - 59 - 87 - 124 - 144 Hajek, Robin 59 - 82 Hall, Debbie 59 - 86 Hamontree, Melinda 49 - 59 - 87 Hampton. David 59 - 74 - 142 Hampton. Susan 59 - 60 - 164 Hanshue. Marilee 59 - 82 - 158 Harpster, Scott 40 - 86 Harrison. Robert Haarmeyer, Karen 82 Hendershot, Rick 59 - 119 Henderson, Sam 59 - 155 Henschcl. Dawn 48 - 59 - 124 - 146 Henschel, Heidi 59 Hipwell, Lee 59 - 86 Hodge, Carol 59 Hoelzer, Annette 47 - 59 - 84 - 122 Holston, I Jouston 40 - 59 - 143 Hood, Mary 59 Hoopes, Terry 59 - 156 - 158 Horkey, Richard 40 - 59 - 142 Hosey, Terry 163 Houston, David 59 - 122 - 124 - 156 Huffman, Kim A. 59 Huffman, Kim J. 49 - 59 Hyde, Susan 48 - 59 - 82 - 87 - 166 Imhoff, Mark 59 - 119 Inman, Harold 59 - 162 Jaeger. David 40 - 59 Jewel. Jill 59 |obe, Steve 59 - 84 Jones. Deanne 49 - 59 - 87 Jones, Debi 49 - 59 - 87 Kabeller, Joni 59 Kaszian, Mary 59 Keehn, Rene 49 - 59 - 86 - 87 - 122 Kilkenny, Brien 40 - 59 - 78 Kincaid, Rebecca 59 Kindseth, Anita 59 King, Ruth 59 Klimko, Mike 59 Knowles, Kathy 59 - 84 - 122 Kramer, Cindy 59 Krebs, Theresa 59 - 82 - 87 - 146 Krosse, Beth 49 - 59 - 87 Kubis, Linda 49 - 59 - 87 Kubis, Lou Ann 49 - 59 - 62 - 87 Kurtz, Penn 40 - 59 LaBadie, Debbie 59 - 87 Lafferty, Calvin Lamphear, Christine 59 - 82 Lamphear, Mark 59 Lange, Cheryl 49 - 59 - 82 - 87 Lariviere, Stephen 59 Lattimore. Charles 40 - 59 - 74 - 142 Leo. Frank 59 Leedy. Cynthia 59 - 81 - 82 - 146 Leedy, Robert 40 - 59 Lemmer, |udy 49 - 59 - 87 - 142 Leonard, Laurie 49 - 59 Leonhart, Janet 59 - 82 Lind, Eric 59 - 163 Lloyd, Jon 59 Loehr, Ceylon Loveless, Don 59 - 84 Loyer, Robert 60 Luebke, Rita 49 - 60 - 87 - 145 Lyden. Bill 60 - 154 Maitland. Douglas 50 - 60 Mambuca, Carol 60 - 87 Marcey, David 60 - 86 - 119 Martin. Deborah 49 - 60 - 87 Martin. Jim 40 - 60 - 120 - 142 Matthews. Mark 60 Matthews. Martha 60 - 82 - 150 Mayhall, Kim 60 McAdoo. Deloris 60 McAdoo, Sam McDaniels, Laurel 49 - 60 - 87 McElfresh, Becky 60 McEwan, Gail 60 - 87 - 142 McFadden. Gary 60 Mellert. Karen 49 - 56 - 60 - 86 - 87 - 146 Meyers. Robert 60 - 74 - 75 - 124 - 142 Miller, Deborah 60 - 122 Milliken, Nancy 60 - 86 Mohn, Jan 60 - 146 Mohr, Patricia 60 - 82 - 87 Monroe, Thomas 60 Moore, Shawn 60 - 84 Moretto, Larry 61 Morgan, Lori |ane 61 - 82 - 150 Morgan, Lori Jo 61 Morton, Debra 61 Muich, Barb 61 Muich, Terry 61 Murray, Sue 61 Myers, William 61 - 74 Nandrasy, David 61 Nettleton, Debbie 61 - 87 - 122 - 124 Nichols. Kathy Nichols, Robin 61 Nicholson, Paul 61 - 122 Nixon, Richard 61 - 156 Noonan, Janice 61 Ode, Jane Oehmler, Sherryl 61 - 87 192 Index Ogelvie, Darlene 61 Ortman. Debra 61 - 87 Owens. Roger 40 - 61 - 162 Palinchik. Beth 61 Palinchik, Mary 61 Petty, Darlene 156 Philpot, Dianne 61 - 82 Philpot, Lynn 61 - 82 Pierson. )im 61 Plas, John 61 Plas. Steve 61 Plummer, Larry 61-84-85 - 124 Poor, Carolyn 48 - 61 - 87 Popovich. Bill 61 - 122 Porter, Donna Porter, Keith 61 - 142 Price, |im 61 Przybyla, Susan 61 - 122 - 158 Quesadam, Gwyn 61 - 122 Rake, Cathy 61 - 84 Raker, Roy 61 Raker, Susan 61 Ramer, Charles 50 - 61 Randolph, [oan 62 Reeves. |erry 62 - 162 Reischuck, Valerie 62 - 82 - 87 Reuber, Elizabeth 62 - 87 Rickard. ]on 50 - 62 Riegger, Jennifer 49 - 62 - 86 - 87 - 122 Riegger. Mark 62 - 143 Riffel. Debbie 62 Rizzo, [oan 62 - 122 Robson. Chris 62 Rogers, Adrian 50 - 62 Rogers. Dan Roose. Cathie 62 Root. Alan 50 - 62 - 120 - 155 - 156 Rowlands, Dave 62 - 146 - 156 Ruf, Juanita 62 Saab. Thomas 62 Salay. Joe 62 Salay, Steve 62 - 29 Sanford, Tom 62 - 122 - 146 Schafer, Michelle 62 Scheel, Tim 44 - 50 - 62 - 120 - 124 - 143 - 146 Schneider, JoAnn 49 - 62 - 81 - 87 - 155 Schwandt. Leslie 62 Schwenk, Alan 40 - 62 - 142 Seeley. Mark 50 - 62 - 124 - 156 Semmelhaack, Terri 62 - 82 - 122 Siegfried. Mona 49 - 62 - 87 Silva, Terrence 62 Silva, Tim 62 - 122 - 156 Simboli, Lynn 49 - 62 - 87 Sisler, Dale 62 Smith, Bill 62 Smith, Brian 62-86 Smith, Marsha 62 - 87 Spears, Terrance 62 - 84 - 146 Sponseller, Paula 48 - 62 - 82 Steffen, Glenn 62 Steidl, Les 62 Stein, Cindy 48 - 62 - 82 - 87 Stephens, Richard 62 Stewart, Darlene Stewart, Pam 62 Stillman, Mickey 62 Straub, Cecelia 62 Styer, L. 82 Stuart, Rhonda 63 - 162 Sully, Robert Summers. Ricky Swartz, Rick 50 - 63 Szabo, David 63 Szrenkanyi, Judy 63 Taugher, Tina 48 - 63 - 87 Tecco, Tina 63 - 82 Thiele, Herman 40 - 63 - 117 Thornburg, Steve 63 - 83 Toth, Joni 63 - 158 Toth. Kenny 63 Trainor, Michael 63 - 83 - 162 Traxler, Debra 63 Treleaven, Janet 49 - 63 - 122 Tyrell, Holly 87 VanEpp, Steven 63 - 122 Vereb, Brian 63 Vina, Paula 63 Voorhees. Nancy 84 Voshall, George Waite, Kathy 63 Ward, Nelson 63 - 162 Ware. Marilyn 63 - 122 Webster, Ellen 63 Welton, Janet 49 - 63 - 87 Westland, Ann 49 - 63 - 87 - 146 Wheeler, Debra 63 Whitam. David 63 - 84 - 152 Whiteside, Ira 44 - 63 - 120 - 146 - 152 Wiegand, Sara 63 Wilde, Virginia 63 - 87 - 144 Wilhelm, Patricia 63 Williams, Donna 63 Wilson, Barbara 63 - 87 - 144 Winkler, Gary 40 - 63 - 120 - 142 Wirkner, Kris 63 Wright. Lisa 63 Yeatter, Tad 50 - 63 - 74 - 142 Yoder, Lois 49 - 63 - 87 - 122 Zay, Cindy 63 - 146 Ziegler, Tom 63 - 122 - 155 - 156 FRESHMEN Alspach, Robert 30 - 39 - 83 - 149 Anderson, Patty 30 - 45 - 49 - 82 - 87 - 156 Antal, Jeff 30 Arrowood, Carlyn 29 - 30 Aylard, Mark 30 - 39 - 74 - 83 Bachtell, Dale 30 Bader, Nancy 30 Baird, Peggy 30 - 82 Bardy, Michael 30 - 45 - 154 Barnett, Bill 30 - 39 Bates, Bonnie 30 Beckowitz, David 30 Bednar, James 30 Benner, Thomas 30 - 83 Binzen, Mark 30 Bishop, Wade Blake, Beth 30 Blossom. Brian 30 - 79 - 84 Boleratz, Beverly 30 - 82 Bonar, Michael 30 - 154 Booker, Ron 30 Bracey, Kitty 30 - 33 - 49 - 82 - 87 Bramley. Jeff 30 - 39 - 79 - 83 - 146 Brewer, Michel 30 - 49 - 82 - 86 Browder, Scott 30 Bunyan, Judith Butcher, Tommy 30 - 39 Cahoon, Judy 30 Campbell. Craig 30 - 39 - 74 Carlisle, Robert 30 Carlson, Joanne 31 - 82 Carpenter, Debra 31 Carpenter, Lynn 31 Carpenter, Susan 31 Carson, Terri Cavey, John 31 Chamberlain, Sheryl 31 Chester, Cindy 31 - 146 Chidsey, Linda 31 - 49 - 82 - 87 - 157 Clark, Wayne 31 - 39 - 74 Clary, Don 31 Claypool, Mark 31 - 39 - 146 Clifton, Brenda 31 Codding, Mark 31 - 39 Cogar, Gary 31 Cogar, Linda 31 Collins, Dave 31 - 78 Coleman, Kenneth 31 - 39 Conners, Amy 31 - 82 - 166 Conrad. Mary Ellen 31 - 45 - 82 Crawford, Cynthia 31 - 45 - 49 - 82 Crouse, Mary 31 Cunningham, Dan 31 Cypher, Carey 31 - 39 Dague, John 31 Daum, Jeff 31 Davis, Jim 31 Davis, Mary 31 - 82 Deis, Harriett 31 - 82 - 150 Dial. Brenda 31 Donnelly, James 31 Dooley, Kathy 31 - 49 - 82 Doyle, Danette 31 - 82 Doyle. Margaret 31 Drollinger. Dale 31 - 39 - 74 - 84 Dukes, Brad 31 - 83 Dunsha. Penny 31 - 37 - 45 - 82 - 148 DuPlaga, Ernie 31 DuPlaga, Priscilla 31 - 49 Edwards, Celia 31 - 49 - 82 - 87 - 164 - 167 Ellis, Vernon 31 - 39 Ellsworth, Sue 31 Everett, Joe Falconer, Sandra 31 - 82 - 84 Farkas, Steve 31 Favret, Diane 31 - 82 Ferguson, Jeffery 31 Ferguson, Robert 31 Fesco, Sharon 31 Fetzer, Les 44 Fields, Barb 31 Fields, Greg 31 - 39 - 79 Fisher, Mike 31 - 45 Fisher, Teresa 31 - 146 Flugum, Tim 31 - 33 - 79 - 146 Foreman, Dwight Fortney, Jeff 31 - 39 - 74 - 146 Foy, Stephanie 31 - 49 - 86 - 87 ' Francisco, Nicholas 31 Franz, Phyllis 31 - 49 - 152 French, Joyce 31 - 82 - 45 - 87 - 156 Foggatt, Roberta 31 Gehring, Jeff 31 - 39 - 83 George, Mark 31 - 146 Gifford, Kenneth 31 - 39 - 45 - 83 - 158 Glover, John 31 - 45 Goff. Michael 32 Gorfido, Marcia 32 - 33 - 49 - 82 - 87 - 146 Gory, Debbie 32 Gregory. Karen 32 Grieve, Dennis 32 - 39 - 45 Groskopf, Joyce 32 - 49 - 82 Grubb, Max 32 - 84 Guessford, Paul 32 - 39 - 83 Guiltinan, Mark 32 Guzik, Gary 32 Hal l, Dennis 32 - 83 - 86 - 146 Hall, Richard Hallman, Pamela 32 Hamlin. Denise 32 - 45 Hampton. Chris 32 - 39 - 74 - 83 Harrington, Craig 32 - 45 - 146 Harris, Gary 32 - 39 - 78 - 83 - 146 Harris, Stuart 32 Hathaway, Karyn 32 - 157 Haueisen, Joanne 32 - 49 - 82 Hawker, Susan 32 - 45 Hayward. Linda 32 - 45 - 82 - 87 Hess, Jim 32 Hibbs, Gloria 32 - 86 - 146 Hill, Bonnie 32 - 82 Holl, Robert 32 Hood, Jeffrey 32 - 74 Horkey, John 32 Hunter, Mary 32 - 33 - 146 Huston, Linda 32 - 82 - 86 - 146 Hutchinson. Melinda 29 - 32 - 82 Jamerson, Mary 32 - 82 - 150 Jennrich, Chad 32 - 83 Jewett, Frank 32 - 83 Jodway, Raelene 32 - 49 - 82 Johnson, Bruce 32 - 39 - 83 Johnson, Janice 32 Johnson, Mark 146 Johnson, Robert 32 Jones, Gloria 32 - 81 - 82 - 150 Jones, Joe 32 Kahn, Jennie 32 - 49 Kassel, Cynthia 32 - 49 - 82 - 84 - 87 - 156 Keiper, David 32 - 84 - 146 Kemp, Greg 32 - 39 - 74 Kemp, Steven 32 Kennedy, Joyce 32 Kenzig, Carol 32 - 45 - 49 - 82 - 156 Kessler, Bill 32 - 45 - 152 Kinder, Brady Kindseth, Karen 32 King. Doug 32 - 39 Kitzel, Kenderick 32 Klein, Bruce 32 - 45 - 154 - 152 Kline, Keith 32 - 39 - 83 - 84 Koch, Polly 30 - 32 - 45 - 49 - 86 - 87 Koenig, Chris 32 Komjati, Linda 32 - 82 - 87 Komjati, Missy 32 - 45 - 49 - 82 Komjati, Tim 33 - 83 - 149 Kornmayer, Jayne 33 Kovalchik, Dale 33 - 45 Kreiger, Karen 33 Kreiner, Pat 33 Kreuder, Dennis 33 Kruzyk, Debra 33 Kruzyk, Ron 33 Kuhal, Marie 33 - 37 - 49 - 82 - 146 Kulmala. Warren 33 - 39 - 45 Kulmala. William 33 - 45 Kurtz, Paul 33 - 39 Labondano. Tony 33 Lafferty, Tim Laird, Bruce 33 Lamphear, Kenneth 33 Lantz, Helena 33 - 82 Lariviere, Michele 33 - 49 - 82 Larsen. Darrel 33 Lattimore, Rhonda 33 - 48 - 82 Lazear, Richard 33 - 45 - 84 Lengel, Pat 33 - 49 - 87 Letterly, Joanne 33 Leu, Terry 33 - 79 - 83 Lind, Jill 33 - 82 Lindsey, Karen 33 - 37 - 49 - 82 - 87 - 148 - 156 Lipp, Alan 33 - 39 Loas. Sandy 33 - 45 Long. Jennifer Lucas. Rick 33 Luehke, Mary 33 Machles, Gary 33 - 45 - 86 Machles, Jenny 33 - 45 - 82 Mack, Joey 33 Index 193 Mack, Karen 33 Mack, Meri 33 - 82 - 87 Mains. Kimberly 33 - 87 Maitland, Lawrence 34 - 45 Manning, Paula 34 - 82 - 87 Marco, Cheryl 34 - 49 - 152 Marshall, Judd 34 - 39 Martin, Mary 34 - 82 - 156 McClaning, Kathy 30 - 34 - 49 - 82 - 148 McClure, Cheryl McDaid, Kris 29 - 34 - 82 - 150 McDaniels. Mary 34 • 49 - 146 McEwen. Vicky 34 - 82 McKenzie, Eugene 34 McMillan, Mary Anne 34 - 84 Mellert, Thomas 34 - 39 Meyers, Alfred 34 - 83 Meyers, Michael Meyers, Richard 34 - 39 - 79 - 83 Mickle, John 34 Milam, Anne 34 Miller, Gregory 34 - 45 Miller, Molly 34 - 49 Mollohan, Debbie 34 - 45 - 49 - 81 - 87 - 146 Monaco, Elizabeth 34 - 49 - 87 Moore, Billie 34 Mong, Cheryl 34 - 49 - 82 Montgomery, Gary 34 Mora, Dennis 34 Morel, Michelle 34 - 49 - 86 Morris, Lorraine 35 Morrison, Kay 35 - 49 - 82 - 148 Morse, Daniel 35 Morse, Nancy 35 - 82 Muha, Penny 35 - 48 - 49 - 82 Myers, Kenneth 35 - 45 - 83 - 154 Naragon, Janice 35 - 45 - 82 Neal, Bill 35 Neidert, Deborah 35 Nelson, Wilma 35 Niemann, Thomas 35 Nos, Mark 35 - 45 - 83 - 154 O ' Brian, John Ostaff, David 35 Overcash. Brian 35 - 84 Parrish. Alana 35 Partlon, Renee 35 - 49 Payne, Jack 35 Phillips, Wayne 35 - 83 Pike, Susan 35 - 49 - 82 - 86 Placke, Ken 35 Platz, Paul 35 - 74 - 83 Popovich, Rick 35 Porter, Catherine 35 - 87 Porter, Joan 30 - 35 - 49 - 82 Porter, Thomas 35 - 39 Powell, Deborah Prock. Denise 35 - 49 Promey, Holly Purvis, Terry 35 - 84 Ramsey, Carol 35 Rapenchuk, Denise 29 - 35 - 82 Reed, Mark 35 Reedy, William 35 - 83 Reep, Bill 35 Reese, Douglas 35 Reindl. Tom 9 - 35 - 39 - 74 Ricker, Cathy 35 Riggenbach. Dean 35 - 79 Rizzo, Steve 35 - 83 Robson, Kyle 35 - 39 - 79 Rockwell, Maribeth 35 - 45 - 82 Rudes, Carol 30 - 35 - 49 - 82 - 156 Rush, Debra 35 - 146 Ryan, Dave 35 Sailer, Lori 35 - 49 - 82 - 87 St Clair, David 35 - 39 - 83 - 152 Saluga, Margaret 35 Sanford, Linda 35 - 45 - 49 - 82 Sauer, Becky 35 - 82 Savage, Virginia 35 Schelong, Steven 35 - 39 Schilling, Linda 35 Schindelholz, Dan 35 - 39 - 79 Schlechty, Kathy 35 - 45 - 49 - 82 Schlup, Mike 35 Schmitzer, Darla 35 - 49 - 82 Schott, Eric 35 - 83 Schuck, Bonnie 35 - 49 - 82 - 86 - 87 Scrivens, Kathleen 36 Sellers, Bill 36 - 83 Shaffer, Charyl 29 - 36 Sharkey, Paul 36 - 45 - 86 - 146 Shaw, Gayle 45 Shaw, Kim 36 - 45 - 82 - 86 Shurance, Judy 36 - 82 - 158 - 165 Simmons, Kathy Skidmore, Cindy 36 - 49 - 82 Skoda, Denise 36 - 82 Smith, Joe 36 Smith, Rick 36 Smith. Sheri 36 Smith, William 36 - 45 Somogyi, Ildiko 36 Spencer, Gregory 36 - 39 - 83 Sperry, Greg 36 Sprawls, Victoria 36 - 45 - 82 Starr, Jay 36 - 45 - 79 - 83 - 149 Staten, William 36 - 146 Steffens. Dan 36 - 45 Steingass, Jean 33 - 36 - 49 - 84 - 87 Steinle, Robert 36 - 83 Stiffler, David 36 - 74 - 83 Stuart, Keith 36 Summers, Cindy 36 Swarthwood, Bill 36 Swinehart, Susan 36 - 49 - 82 - 156 Swingle. Rose 36 Sviatko, Diane 36 Terhune, Diane 36 - 82 Tetzel, Rita 36 Thiele. Tracy 36 - 156 - 164 Thoburn, Tom 36 - 39 - 79 - 146 Thomas, Karen 36 - 49 - 82 Tippett, Kathy 36 - 156 Titus, Jeff 36 - 84 Torgerson, Gary 36 - 39 Trauffer, Mike 36 - 83 Tuchek, Jeffrey 36 - 39 Tucker, Kathleen 37 - 49 - 87 Turley, John 37 - 45 Upson, Jeanne 37 Urban, Linda 37 - 156 Vacha, Sandy 37 - 146 Vance, Lori 37 VanDevier, Dennis 37 - 83 - 146 Vereb, Joseph 37 - 45 Veres, Francis 37 - 82 Voldkevich, Bob 37 - 118 - 154 Voshall, Bob 37 - 39 - 79 Walters, Butch 37 - 39 - 45 - 83 - 149 Wamsley, Sheryl 37 - 49 - 82 Ward. John 37 - 39 - 83 Ware, Roger 37 Warrell, Kathy 37 - 156 Welch, Phillip 37 West, Gary 37 - 83 Whittaker, Chuck 37 - 39 Wilder, Paul 37 Wilke, Debbie 37 - 49 - 82 - 87 Williams, Karen 37 - 49 - 146 - 156 Willis, Dan Wingfield, Debbie 37 Wilson, Debbie 37 Wilt, Dennis Winkler, Linda 37 - 49 - 87 Wisely, Debbie 37 - 48 Wolf, Janet 33 - 37 - 45 - 49 -82-87 Wolfe, Jaye 37 - 39 Wolfe, Robyn 37 - 45 - 49 Zacharias, Cher yl 37 Zipter, Pam 37 - 82 FACULTY Alexander, Thomas 21 Anderson, Georgana 16 Auker, Roger 13 Baker, James 24 Barbor, James 25 Bixler, Walter 27 Blair, Robert 61 Brewer. David 18 Burke. Bobbe 16 - 155 - 156 Butler, Donald 22 Calich, George 28 - 163 Carey, Charles 27 - 82 Celidonio, Robert 25 Cheuvront, James 25 Cooksey. Alan 22 - 23 Couts, Diane 69 Cross, Marilyn 1R - 19 Dague, Robert 12 Dailey, Howard 22 Demuth, Orleta 22 Devine, Patricia 6 Durinka, Jane 16 Eisenmann, Arthur 25 Elrick, Donald 16 Elrick, Dorothy 16 - 17 Ettling, Florence 28 - 161 Gaume, Robert 14 George. Thomas 22 - 148 Graham, Stanley 20 - 21 - 154 Haas. Eugene 18 - 19 Hathaway, Roger 28 - 39 Heiges, Jeanette 9 Heyburn. Frederick 27 - 84 Holdener, Michael 28 - 162 Hubbard, Mary 16 Huddle, Rebecca 49 Insprucker, John 18 - 144 Jividen, Marlene 28 Kellogg, Susan 24 Kitska, Susan Lemon. Mary 20 - 21 Limpert, Linda 22 - 23 Lucas, Barbara 16 - 17 Millor. Manuel 24 - 158 Minick, James Neptune. Jeanette 16 - 17 - 145 - 147 Oates, Susan 28 O ' Connor, Stan 28 - 50 Paidas, George 18 Parman, Marjorie 13 - 29 Peters, Robert 13 - 29 - 73 Phillips, Delmar 28 Platz, Roland 14 - 27 Powers, Melinda 27 - 150 Puehler, Terry 26 - 27 - 46 Rasmussen, Nina 27 Rios, Augustine 12 - 126 - 127 - 137 Robson, Thomas 21 - 73 Schafer, Losia Sellers, Carol 16 Smith, Lynne 26 - 87 Starr, Sally 27 Streett, Helen 27 Swinglish, Joseph 21 - 120 - 154 Toth, Carol 28 - 86 - 160 Trares, Helen 16 Vargo, John 40 Walker, Douglas 20 - 21 - 120 Ware, Gregory 26 - 40 Wells. James 28 - 73 - 74 Weygandt, Dale 28 - 73 - 117 Whitman, Ann 18 Wolfe, Marie 16 - 148 Zimmerman, Olga 24 - 158 Zimmie, Margaret 194 Index 195 The 1970-71 school year has now drawn to a close. Many things have changed at MHS such as: a larger Freshmen class, the new dress code, new teachers, and the retiring of two teachers, Mr. John Insprucker, and Mr. Howard Dai- ley, and also one of the secretaries, Mrs. Marjorie Poetsch. I would like to thank all the members of the yearbook staff for their help. I would especially like to thank Mr. Ed Mc- Nabb, our Paragon Representative, Virginia Wilde, and our advisors, who were always there when we needed them. Without their help this yearbook would not have been possi- ble. Pam Wilde Editor— Pam Wilde Advisors— Mr. John Insprucker Mr. James Cheuvront Photographers— Bev Califf Bob Pritchard Jim Smith John Carten Business Manager— Barb Wilson Advertisements— Gayden Gulledge Classes— Bev Califf Kay Neil Clubs— Virginia Wilde Jim Smith Music, Special Events and Administration— Ray Bannon Sports— Rick Greenburg 196 LJaRacoN yeaRBOOKS . i MEDINA COUNTY DISTRICT LIBRARY AQDD12177L7fl4S Not to be taken from this room i j-Yiv v