Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 278 of the 1977 volume:

Spir’ it (spir'it), n. [OF. or L.; OF. espirit, esperit, fr. L. spiritus; akin to L. spirare to breathe, blow.] 1. Often pl. temper or disposition of mind; mood; as to be in good spirits. 2. Stimulated or high spirits; vivacity, ardor, quick resentment, courage, etc; as to reply with spirit. 3. Enthusiastic loyalty; as high school spirit. 4. (Cap.) The third person of the Trinity; Holy Spirit. 5. A fairy, sprite, or elf. 6. The incorporeal part of man: present in spirit, though absent in body. 7. The capacity for vigorous activity; available power. 8. An adequate or abundant amount of energy. 9. Having or showing mettle, courage, vigor, liveliness, etc. 10. Absorbing or controlling possession of mind by any interest or pursuit; lively interest. 11. An occupation, activity, or pursuit in which such interest is shown. 12. Zealous: ardently active, devoted or diligent. 13. A devotion: profound dedication; consecration. B. Earnest attach- ment to a cause. C. An assignment or appropriation to any purpose, cause, etc. 14. Dedication: to devote wholly and earnestly, as to some purpose or person. 15. Fervor: great warmth and earnestness of feeling. 16. Active: a liveliness and briskness in accomplishing something. B. Constantly engaged in action; busy. C. In a state of action; in actual existence, progress or motion. D. Involving physical effort. [ME L spirit (us) ‘breathing, equiv. to spirit (akin to spira-, s. of spirare to breath) and (us n. suffix spir’it-like, adj.) 977 Medinian Aedina Senior High School y Tolume LIV Table of Contents Student Life Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Sports Music Clubs Faculty Student Li fe Copyright 1977 The Medinian Medina Senior High School Medina, Ohio 124 144 168 206 er Spirit is Constant Motion ... ... Constant Emotion Far left: Kim Alber gets “canned” as Medina’s Spirit Bee for football. Upper middle: At the first pep assembly of the year, Mr. Hathaway and Mr Murray cordially cooperated by wearing their garbage bags while Chery] Bell, a junior, got the honor of clobbering Coach Hathaway with a pie — what a spirit contest! Lower middle: Students and parents spirited the Bees on at a rainy game against Cloverleaf. Upper right- hand corner: Mary Dooley’s lunch bag doesn’t seem big enough to hide from the camera. Lower right-hand corner: August 30 and 31 found many students spending their last few hours of summer vacation making out schedules during open registration. tee. me} ee. . eee, Kg? : ry ee ¥ ney rae Mpg a of i Spirit is Explosive, Exaggerated and Electric Far left! How about coming up and seeing me sometime, big boy? Upper middle: My mother told me mud facials were good for your complexion. Lower middle: Patty cake, patty cake, baker’s son, make a fat mud pie and throw it on Cathy Easton! Upper right: “ totally depressing, low down mind messing — working at the car wash blues!” Lower right: Vote for the candidate of your choice! Rose, Shann, Dave, and Kris cast their ballot after a “Meet Your Candidates’”’ assembly, held for juniors and seniors. City and State candidates met in the auditorium for a_ political showdown. NE ... Having or showing Mettle, Courage, Vigor, Liveliness, CLGa.. Far left: Many students, excused from their English class, bought books at the library’s annual book fair held in October. Upper middle: The Wicked Witch of the West laughs after her capture of Dorothy, Toto, and friends. Upper right: Mr. Paidas celebrates his birthday; Brad Brenner, Mike Schafer, and Jeff Holloway cheer him on, hoping he doesn’t run out of breath blowing out those candles! Lower left: Tracy Umpleby, Linda Anderson, Kim Kubitz, Debbie Schmith, Cheryl Fortney, Karen Amico, Jill Bryson, and Nancy Robnett participate in a Kung Fu ceremony at a pep assembly for the last football game of the season. Lower right: Amy Porter may be smiling now, but she'll look like the man in the background after the Red Cross collects their pint of blood for the Blood Bank. It’s all for a worthy cause, Amy! SENIORS hese ... of the Beginning Yes, we finally made it to the top! First through split sessions as freshmen because of a lack of space, and then again our Senior year due to the lack of energy; not our energy, but fuel energy. The Great Blizzard closed the schools, but we still maintained our partial sanity. The four-year struggle was tough, but the tough got going, and the Class of '77 had some great times that we will never forget. We've had winning and losing teams, and our girls basketball team will be long remembered. Math class was boring, but remember how great the bell sounded when it finally rang? And who could forget the many doughnut runs to Buehlers? Throughout our four years at Medina, there were always many people backing our class. Mrs. Parman, whom we all owe a great deal to, and our class officers have also done a great job for us. The class officers were Linda Hoffmann, Treasurer; Cheryl Spendlove, Secretary; Dot Klopp, Vice President; and Peggy Polomsky, President. As we walk out the doors of Medina High for the last time, we'll be entering a whole new world of learning, one MHS has tried to prepare us for. Though life changes, we must go with confidence and accept what must be, and not look back at what we have left behind, but rather at what the future holds in store for us. Karen Ann Amico Patty Ann Amato 10 Heidi Ruth Albrecht Cynthia Louise Arthur David Victor Anderson t ¢ : . ‘ oie Catherine Marie Atkins Alan Keith Baker Nancy Jane Baird Lisa Ann Bednar _— } a « Connie Sue Bender Jeffrey John Benyak Jeff Daniel Beursken James Carroll Bigley Cheryl Ann Bowman 3 . Mark Stephen Breker Bradley Allen Brenner In just 3 seconds, Mary will turn into a frog! ale 12 Lynn Ranee Bryenton Pam Jo Bryenton Eating wire makes me big and strong! Ronald Lee Brown Jill Denise Bryson Ron Wayne Bunch Brian Kelly Califf Jeff Carter Maureen Theresa Casey ae Linda Eileen Chrisinger Scott Edward Christner Bret Charles Chronister William Daniel Cochran 13 xe. 4 Steven Lee Codding Bryan finally gets to the top! VANDEL S Na Kimberly Ann Cox Tim Boyd Collins Holly Colson re) - 4 ath . 53 v ‘ ee ' “A Darla Lynn Cunningham Gregg Edward Daum Chris Tina Davis Sandra Elaine Davis 14 Ear Rao a Debra Ann Deacon Mary Anne DeVore . Dan Jay Dohanyos ” Gee JoAnn Eunice Deak =, Pt Gregory Augustine Dick Ai Hugh Joseph Dooley II Anthony Adam Duplaga Glenn Robert Denton Valerie Lynn Doerner 7 G ary David Dr nd : 4] ollinger } David Eastwood Sheryl Lyn Eastwood a Ah, come on! David Michael Ehrhardt Yolanda Renee Fain Gayle Marie Falconer Chris B. Febus Brian Thomas Feron Susi Elaine Ferrell Steven Franklin Fesko Jodi Jean Filler John Harvey Flanders Edward Allen Fontaine Cheryl Ann Fortney Marla Jean Fortney By f WY f y n ° eae Mitzi Lu Frank Anne Connolly Freeland We've got spirit, yes we do! 18 Kathleen Kay Gallagher Catherine Sue Gregory Grant William Galloway Patrick Joseph Greive é Kelly Paul Green Beth Ellen Grider Brian Randall Greer Ernest Lionel Groskopf Ellen Sue Haddad Darrell Robert Hamlin pny Se, “ Ww Sherry Lee Hampton Give me the Commons life! Daniel Harrison Laura Jae Harrison Lora Mardele Haumesser Victoria Lynn Haumesser ath, A : Karen Joy Heyburn David Andrew Hickman Cheryl Lynn Heil ape — Ps Joseph James Hoffmann I just knew we built a winner! Scott Alan Hofstetter Lynn Michele Henry Ee, AR RE al li A TT a eI - Debra Lee Hinerman ee ee 2 3 Linda Hoffmann er es Jeff William Holloway , Adele Theresa Hood Hi NS Marcia Kay Huffman Lynn Rae Jackson Randy Paull Howell Carol Ann Hood N Mary Katherine Jaeger Cindy Annette Horton . alt Kathy Sue Jamison Janice Elaine Hosick Brian Thomas Huber Duane Andrew Janowicz 21 a” ee Oe a Constance Elaine Jones Ye Ra Kevin Dominic Kemp Elizabeth Marie Kerns Matt G. Kilkenny Sheila Ann Kirkham Mary Beth Kitchen 22 Martin Dean Klein Dorothy Ann Klopp Richard Uldis Knochs Charles James Koenig Lori Susan Koenig x Nias Chery] Jayne Koerber John A. Kostelnik Thad Robert Kovalchik Pam Kreiner 23 24 James Christopher Kubis aoatl Kim Marie Kubitz Robyn Jean Lance Duane Edward Lang James Herbert Langan, Jr. David Charlton Locke ” Judith Ann Mangel ; 4 wetter Leonard Lee Larsen 4 Dale Allen Lynch Diane Marie Markert Thomas Steven Lengel, Jr. } } i } 76 Richard James Luebke Frank Dominic Luppino ay Hi! My name is Pic. 25 : Anne Elder Masi David Roger Mast i Kimberly Ann Matis Diane Marie McAlonan Kevin Joseph McClaning Robert John McDade Khristel Ilene McGill But I can’t see the hidden camera! Cindy Lou McKenzie David Wilson McLean Mary Jane Miller ee ee oenrnees te, eeeeeeress. kegs: bbeanaane thes . ; hte ee Petes eae Marianne Mitchell eeenesesenstnt tiie a ge ge veeenTeeee ere oO esate aeons Se pnt, ety enced Frances Ann Mollica Say, fellas, let’s say RAH! Margo Miller ire tse ee ype: fttteeeemeetens, yes ca 7 27 a a ee ee 28 Beth Ann Moon Dale Maurice Moore Kurt Anthony Morse Susan Jane Morton Is somebody calling me? Bryan William Nandrasy Barbara Sue Naragon i I fT LP TY or — I sp Ege FED i Cathy Lynn Parrish Patti Louise Perrea Lisa Marie Nemes Paul Willi am Oblak Chris Ann Marie Perrea Y Elizabeth Adelle Pershing Frances Ogelvie They say that soap makes y Lynn Palamountain de our hair grow. 29 Come a little closer! Barbara Lynne Phillips eo Amy Marel Porter Mark Anthony Preto Rick L. Pritchard Cynthia Lynn Prochaska Tina Marie Purgai 30 ‘Y Scott Charles Randolph Laura Lynn Richards Helen Jennings Rademacher i Thomas Edward Reed 1X : : ‘ Vickie Ann Richards Ramona Kay Richmond yee Susan Elaine Ricker 31 “ee eee, wer ee OD � “7 Paul Lewis Schwenk No, Mrs. Parman, you can't have a piece of my Bubble Yum! Richard David Seamon Mark Anthony Seeger 32 Kenneth Joseph Smith Theresa Marie Smolko Lee Thomas Skidmore John James Sobolewski Gretchen Bell Silcox oe John David Smead Cheryl Ann Spendlove 33 Kimball Floyd Sprankle Vicki May Sprankle Timothy Sprankle fi ts é o YY a Deborah Kay Steidl James eas Stein ) | : i vA l Rick Dean Stewart YA f eee ery ® ’ « Theresa Marie Straub Scott Arthur Stremple Velina Faye Stringer Gregg Alan Strouf 34 i 4) Gyoewaet Pamela Joy Szabo : ions, Kevan Paul Taylor Lori Sue Tecco Rosanne Marie Tetzel Randy Lee Thompson Amy Ruth Tippett Mark Alan Tollafield Robert Toporowsky 35 Diane Rae Tucker i Mark Jeffery Vidika Wendy Wanda Warren FWIENDS Cynthia Leigh Watkins 36 st fd Pees ise : : Timothy Scott Wharton Christopher Robert Whiteman a a | Barbara Kelly Wiegand Karen Lynn Wilder a he William Reed Wolfe Thomas Howard Wille John Robert Wood Paul Trowbridge Wood Gary Allen Zinsky Lynn Susan Zipter 37 We May Never Pass This Way Again ... 38 was the theme of the ‘We may never pass this way again,’ year’s biggest event, the 1977 Junior-Senior Prom. The prom, originally scheduled for May 14 at the community center, was May 21 in the gymnasium due to a scheduling conflict. The gym was decorated very nicely by the Junior class with blown up candids of seniors and many exotic plants and statues. The couples were entertained from 9 to midnight by Rapscallion, a group that combined fast and slow tunes for a successful evening. Brett Chronister and Connie Bender were crowned King and Queen of the Senior class. After the prom, many couples changed from their rented tuxes and formals into T-shirts and faded jeans to enjoy the hot night with after-prom activities. a F The 1977 Junior-Senior Banquet was held in the decorated cafeteria, which was done in soft pastels to fit the theme, “Somewhere Over the Rainbow.” The evening started off with dinner being served by the Sophomore class. The meal was prepared by parents. After dinner, the auditorium was filled for the skit on the Seniors. The orchestra played “Somewhere Over the Rainbow,” and Sherry Myers got to sing her long awaited encore from S.P.I.C.E. The program was brought to a close with the presentation of awards to well-deserving seniors. Somewhere Over The Rainbow ... Graduation ’77 40 Upper: The gymnasium before the ceremonies on Sunday, June 5. Lower left: The processional, “Pomp and Circumstance.” Lower right: Salutatorian Barbara Naragon and Valedictorian Karen West speak on “Possibilities.” Next page: Upper left: Lorri Buck gets her diploma from Medina City Board of Education President, L. Thomas Skidmore. Upper right: Graduated seniors move their tassels from right to left denoting their degree. Lower left: Mr. Skidmore shakes the hand of graduate Jim Nixon. Lower right: Seniors, now alumnae, listen to the Benediction by The Right Reverend Monsignor Edward J. Seward. ALMA MATER Sing the praise of our Medina To her we'll ever be true. Joining all in each endeavor. Each day our purpose renew. Courage ever showing Strength is ever growing On to victory going going — Fight, Medina! Sing the praise of our Medina To her we'll ever be true. 41 Senior Awards Upper: Dollars for Scholars recipients: Peggy Polomsky, Kathy Pike, Frank Malone, Brian Huber, Vicki Dorrel. Not pictured: Connie Jones, Kim Stockman, Tina Purgai, Frank Luppino, Beth Kerns, Terry Hoopes. Lower left: RPM, Inc., Nursing Scholarship recipients: Cindy Horton, Lisa Nemes. Not pictured: Jodi Filler. Lower right: Senior Service Awards to Lisa Bednar, Paul Wood and Janice Hosick. Next page: Upper: Golden Tassel recipients: Karen Amico, Lisa Bednar, Valerie Brockway, Lynn Bryenton, Lorri Buck, Anthony Cerny, Rosemary Dietrich, Gary Drollinger, Sheryl Eastwood, Steven Fesko, Stephanie Foster, Linda Hoffmann, Janice Hosick, Lynn Jackson, Bryan 42 atl siege idee Ib 106 Ma Jividen, Elizabeth Kerns, Sheila Kirkham, James Langan, Jr., Steven Lorek, Frank Luppino, Diane Markert, Beth Moon, Donald Moyer, Jr., Barbara Naragon, Paul Oblak, Vickie Richards, Mark Seeger, Julie Shy, John Sobolewski, Cheryl Spendlove, Thomas Sprowls, Cathy Steffen, Kevan Taylor, Helen Volodkevich, Karen West, Susanna Wilkens, Thomas Wille, Darla Cunningham. Lower left: Gerspacher Realty Scholarship recipient Brian Huber. Sidney M. Fenn Elementary School PTO Scholarship recipient, Tom Sprowls. Lower right: Manhood Award recipient, David Locke. Womanhood Award recipient, Valerie Brockway. mm By ’ ff Hil. a Fm More Senior Awards Upper: Drama Club Awards recipients, Julie Shy, Dorothy Klopp and Amy Lynch. Lower left: Margo Miller with her Lena Ainsworth Art Award. Lower right: Students of the Month throughout the school year: Bottom row: Steve Fesko, Linda Hoffmann, Lisa Bednar, David Locke, Lynn Jackson. Top row: Frank Luppino, Brian Feron, Janice Hosick, Lori Koenig, Cheryl Spendlove. Next page: Upper left: Val Doerner is awarded an honorary plaque for Student Council Presidency. Upper right: Senior Music Awards go to Barbara Naragon and Dorothy Klopp. Lower left: Athlete of the Year Lori Koenig. Lower middle: Athlete of the Year Jerry Lee. Lower right: Sidney M. Fenn Scholar-Athlete Award to Cheryl Spendlove. 44 Wy , a Py ceed ay a UNDERCLASS Juniors The 1976-77 school year has been pretty busy for most of the Junior class. For Homecoming, the float building was slightly sluggish, but eventually got done when everybody quit watch- ing out for Seniors to egg or whatever. Although the Juniors did not win the float competition, they are planning to be well prepared next year as Seniors. There were many Juniors selling special candles during the Junior Class Candle Sale in the fall. They sold a total of 2,570 candles. They used the money for the Banquet and the Junior-Senior Prom, which they were in charge of. As for finding a building for Prom, there was some difficulty. The only buildings big enough were Chippewa Lake and the Medina County Fairgrounds. The Fairgrounds became available in time for the Prom and preparations were made. Prom was held on the 21st of May and the Banquet on the 20th of May. Rapscallion was the group to which they danced. The OH HENRY candy bar sale took place before Christmas in the Square, but the sale was hampered by the school being closed during the bad weather and gas shortage. The candy bars were then sold during our half-day classes. Junior officers are pic- tured clockwise: President — Mike Farkas, Vice President — Liz Judkins, Secretary — Jean Gobillot, Treasurer — Debbie Hoff- mann. C. Bowman D. Bowyer S. Breker N. Brenstuhl M. Bright K. Alber D. Alberts B. Ambrose B. Bryson B. Buck A. Bunch J. Cameron F. Campbell L. Amico H. Andrews B. Arrowood V. Bagley J. Barensfield D. Been J. Bilinovich N. Blough S. Bluebaugh D. Brown L. Brown E. Bryant E. Carlson B. Carpenter K. Carter 48 D. Case L. Chirdon R. Collins G. Cook S. Deak M. Dooley yf car C. Caesar G. Clark J. Connolly D. Cooper E. Deane M. Dreibelbis ak L. Chappell D. Cristell G. Crouch J. Cummings C. Czajka D. Deacon R. Clark D. Dietrich P. Dick A. Dickinson M. Disbrow P. Donahue S. Conrad J. Dunn J. Dunning D. Dusbiber C. Eiserlo S. Ensor L. Creadon J. Dellert ; D. Driscoll 49 J. Fleeman G. Flickinger B. Fredmonsky V. French G. Giffen S. Gilles B. Guessford B. Green “And they said I'd never get to be a Junior...” B. Fodor A. Fullerton C. Gillis D. Gregory G. Fotheringham _ E. Franchina M. Fulop M. Gisewhite J. Halama J. Galloway M. Gorfido B. Hallock B. Esposito C. Ferguson D. Francisco R. Gallucci T. Gorfido S. Harper M. Farkas D. Fetzer J. Frantz M. Gannon M. Gourley S. Harrison K. Fedor B. Filler P. Frazier B. Gardner S. Gourley B. Haver R. Haynes L. Henry C. Hettinger M. Hollowniczky P. Huffman S. Jobes V. Hendershot M. Herman J. Hickey R. Holmes G. Hundza C. Johnson L. Hendrickson N. Heskamp T. Hipwell G. Hood K. Hunter J. Jones B. Hodge P. Hood M. Hyde M. Jones P. Hodge T. Hood K. Imig L. Judkins S. Hodges B. Hotchkiss K. Jenewein K. Judson « N 4 a AN D. Hoffmann T. Howell G. Jenkins L. Kabdebo v9) . M. Hofmeister A. Huff S. Jensen O. Kabdebo Where did you say you lost your pet snake? T. Kania B. Kemrite B. Kitzel R. Klooz K. Korber E. Kirchbaum o1 bo J. Karlowicz A. Kerns M. Klick E. Knowles K. Kramer N. Kundrat M. Kaspar R. Kiefer T. Klimko M. Koenig B. Krans G. Kunkel B. Keefer B. King D. Keith J. King D. Keller J. Kinney B. Kemrite M. Kitchen Look who's got Faith now! 21 NS A A A RE a FO EL ARI LE OL LALO IE 5 J. Linderman E. Lockington C. Lance R. Leissa W. Lloyd L. Lowery D. Marco S. Martin J. Lariviere M. Larkworthy R. Law C. Leyda S. Lilly D. Lind Just because my legs aren't long enough doesn’t mean I can’t sit here. 4 : Yy Ves } | el A. Matthews N. Matulin A. McDonald M. McMillan M. McQueeney M. Miller P. Miller T. Miller J. Minor T. Mishler R. Mollohan A. Mong L. Morawski D. Morgan D. Morgan A. Morris S. Morris S. Moucha M. Moyer C. Murphy M. Murphy J. Murray P. Neidert R. Neidert L. Nettleton C. Neiman P. Noonan J. Norwood K. O’Donnell H. Orr V. Pearson K. Pecoraro Huh? D. Perrea P. Plummer B. Prochaska J. Ramey K. Reber T. Rinner I. Peterson E. Poling R. Raaf M. Rand B. Richards M. Rizzo B. Petty L. Polo M. Rademacher H. Rapp D. Riggenbach J. Roberts C. Philpot A. Polomsky T. Ramer M. Rariden C. Rinkes S. Robnett J. Pinozzi W. Power D. Piskach R. Prante R. Pistor C. Preto A. Platz Can you believe this will be part of our float? ol D. Pribula o1 56 N. Russell B. Saganes K. Smith T. Schmiedeknecht K. Schumaker P. Steinle D. Shaw D. Sherman J. Swingle B. Smith G. Smith J. Steidl P. Steinbach K. Sviatko D. Swingle K. Smith J. Stephens D. Tandy S. Smith J. Streett J. Thomas S. Smith L. Stringer G. Thweatt A teacher’s dream: a quiet kid. L. Vawter L. Villoni K. Wagner J. Wagner W. Wagner J. Ware C. Wells J. Wendell P. Whittaker D. Williams K. Wise K. Wood P. Woolsteen E. Woolum J. Wu M. Tindell J. Trombly C. Ulman M. Waldrop L. Williams M. Yarussi M. Todd S. Tuchek M. Unland M. Wang J. Wilson D. Yates S. Tomey T. Turek R. Vann R. Ward M. Wilson B. Zimmerman Sophomores This year’s sophomore class was rather busy. In Septem- ber, they started with $0 in the treasury, and fixed that only a short time before Homecoming. Because they had to decorate and pay for the decorations, they started in mid- October with two bake sales. And to make sure that they had enough money to cover the cost, they decided to have a car wash. Car washes were held two Saturdays before Homecoming on the coldest, windiest days of the year. It also snowed! The car wash was a success, even though Dave Haddad sprayed Mark Pence with the hose and Mark took off after Dave with a bucket of soapy water. After that, everyone was wet! The theme for Homecoming was “Remember When” and the decorations were taken care of by Sonya Phillips, Diane Talbert, and Gina Nemes, all of whom helped to make the dance a success. In February, the class sold buttons supporting our girls’ basketball team — the Mean Green Machine! Jeff Carnes, class president, says: “To sum it up, I feel that we did an excellent job of representing our school and promoting class unity.” Pic- tured at right are President Jeff Carnes, Vice President Donna Warren, Secretary Jill Huddilston, and Treasurer Laura Finley. a, 2) ue A K. Acker J. Adams T. Alspach K. Anderson L. Anderson L. Anderson M. Anderson S. Anderson L. Antal C. Arnold B. Arthur B. Atkins L. Badura J. Barry C. Basko K. Bauer A. Blickensderfer K. Bolton H. Brubaker K. Brumbaugh D. Butcher M. Caito L. Chambers D. Charrow Blow your brains out! M. Boron M. Bryant C. Calvert E. Chidsey K. Borsich J. Bryenton J. Carnes K. Christian J. Bayne C. Berry L. Bougher D. Buck G. Carr B. Church D. Beck S. Beursken R. Bowman S. Bunch C. Cart C. Clark C. Bell A. Black B. Brezina D. Burd T. Casey K. Clifton J. Benisch B. Blair A. Brown B. Burton C. Cayce P. Cobb D. Cogar D. Dankhoff S. Dolivier M. Easton T. Evans M. Fife 60 M. Coleman D. Daum K. Donavan C. Eastwood G. Everette L. Finley D. Collins M. Davey B. Donnelly R. Eastwood M. Farnham W. Floyd J. Cotman J. Davis A. Dorrel M. Erhardt P, Favret T. Fogel J. Cox M. Deyling C. Doyle T. Erne M. Feron W. Foster G. Craddock M. Dick J. Doyle M. Evans T. Fieg J. Franchina T. Culhane M. Cummings M. Diehl S. DeVore H. Duplaga J. Dylinski This wall gets heavier every day. D. Frank J. Gallagher D. Greer C. Grote PSN: x, 3 ,? @eatF 4 ¢ M. Franklin L. Gary T. Gregory R. Grumbling Workin’ at the car wash, yea! C. Frazier P, Gaudreault V. Gregory J. Haarmeyer G. Frazier M. Gee B. Grider D. Haddad T. Fretz M. Gee K. Griffor V. Hamer J. Fritz J. Gerding M. Gritman A. Hammond M. Harrison B. Hauck D. Fullerton B. Goodyear M. Grondin J. Harbath R. Hastings M. Haumesser C. Gallucci S. Graham E. Gropskopf J. Harrison J. Hatch J. Haumesser 61 D. Haycraft S. Hollaway J. Huddilston D. James A 0 PS eee ee M. Hendershot J. Holly G. Huff J. Jameyson Dearly beloved... 62 sa T. Hendricks D. Holzheimer B. Humphrey D. Jamison T. Henschel J. Hood D. Houston R. Jindra D. Heyburn M. Hood J. Hutslar A. Johnson J. Hofstetter T. Horton P. Huy E. Johnson A. Kaczenski N. Kerner S. Hogue C,. Howard M. Isenhart A. Jones F. Kaszian B. King J. Hoisington G. Hubbard A. Izold W. Judson K. Kegal H. King K. King B. Koerber M. Krosse K. Lee D. Leuchtag J. Lige M. Kirchner K. Kohanski C. Kubitz O. Lemin S. Lewis S. Lilly R. Kirkham G. Korte T. Kuehn M. Leonard B. Leyda J. Linnen N. Kisilewicz T. Kosier D. Kulchar L. Klooz D. Kovach C. Kumle M. Klucher K. Koziel D. Laney R. Knowles S. Kobak R. Kramer M. Krejci S. Laning K. Lanzer My right leg is longer than my left! 63 R. Locke B, Lucas P, Lyon K. Malone P, Maria J. Miller 64 T. Looney T. Lungard N. Madden P, Manning C. Markert T. Miller A. Loudin R. Massie W. Meadows T. Luppino T. Mitchell M. Mohr D. Maletz R. Marco T. Marx E. Minor G. Menon P. Moine C. Meyers D. Miller D. Mollica T. Mooney Everyone should smile if they like gym class. E. McDonald G. McGregor M. Neidert J. Oblak M. Orlandi T. Osborne Tom, why are you looking at that other girl? G. Nemes J. Overcash B. Newberger K. Palamountain L. Moran L. Morse B. Mueller S. McCormick A. Niese G. Pace E. Moretto J. Morton T. Mugrage R. McCoy S. Nos A. Payer M. Morgan D. Moyer M. Murphy P. McDade R. Nowak V. Pearce L. Rager M. Raker R. Randolph P. Richmond K. Rickard L. Ricker If you don’t cut it out, you're gonna get canned! 66 K. Reagle T. Riffel D. Reed R. Rini M. Pence D. Perrea E. Power T. Purvis B. Reich D. Rios J. Penn J. Peterson P. Promey L. Puljic K. Reichle R. Rizzo B. Penrose S. Phillips D. Purgai M. Rader S. Reid L. Robertson PRY Regt center PSSA a B. Rockwell G. Rose D. Sanford J. Saucier J. Schirripa S. Schumaker J. Rohrbaugh M. Saab S. Sanford D. Savage M. Schlechty M. Scott L. Roper R. Saluga P. Sansonette T. Schafer B. Schmid M. Seibert D. Schmidt D. Sepulveda D. Schmith A. Setzer T. Schott T. Shaw J. Schuerger S. Schulte D. Sheldon D. Shorthouse The Sophomores think they're No. 1! 67 T. Seigfried D. Sobolewski J. Sullivan D. Taylor R. Thomas T. Torgerson 68 C. Sigler M. Sprowls M. Sweeney E. Temple T. Thomas M. Trainor C. Silco x A. Sloan E. Steidl T. Steirer D. Talbert P. Thewlis H. Thompson K. Tuck J. Smead R. Stewart R. Smith S. Stiffler S. Smith T. Stremple S. Smolko J. Strouf Venus fly trap = - i aaa a ae ati aie IS. w, — ‘ S. Vance M. Ware A S. Varney B. Warrell U. Vawters D. Warren J. Wagner C. Watkins Wow, her angles are better than the ones in my geometry book! A. Wallace B. Weimer B. Wallace L. Welton K. White T. Wilkinson T. Winkler S. Yelic M. Walton M. Wendell R. White C. Williams J. Wise S. Yoder L. Wang S. Wetzel R. Wilhelm J. Wilson D. Yarman B. Zacharias 69 Years Begin With Spirit i CN Any C. Allison D. Allison R. Ambrose K. Anderson J. Andrews M. Andrews B. Arbaugh T. Artrip T. Augustine N. Augustine 70 S. Baltimore Freshmen This year ’s Freshmen class has been ex- tremely active in their first year in the Senior High School. During Home- coming, the Freshmen class showed their SPIRIT by building a terrific bonfire. In the fall, some of the Freshmen raked leaves and donated the money to the Student Council in order to pay for the Homecoming dance. The class started their treasury with a bake sale and con- tinued the expansion of their treasury by selling candy at the Freshmen football and basketball games. The officers this year are, right to left, President — Denise Schmith, Vice President — Tonya Whar- ton, Secretary — Wendy Reitzel, and Treasurer — Debbie Hefner. These officers and the following Representa- tives have helped greatly in promoting the success of this year’s Freshmen class. Representatives are as follows: Julie Huddilston, Ann Kirchner, Doug Pelton, Nancy Robnett, and Marty Wible. Quote by President Denise Schmith: “All in all, the class is really great, and I am so glad to be a part of it.” T. Barth J. Basko I NE IE Oe mt Hm ON OAL LEGIT. ty malt + ee ame eG A. Bayne S. Beard L. Bogden J. Bohl M. Brennan J. Brenner Let’s all sing along with Tonya! M. Beard S. Boothe J. Brintnall K. Bilinovich J. Boron B. Brown T. Bitting M. Bowen C. Brown B. Blair D. Blasko K. Blevins R. Bowman B. Braderick S. Bramley C. Brown B. Buczko S. Burd Anything would be more fun than doing my science! Fire and Ice “I i) D. Butler J. Chambers D. Cooper D. Capello S. Chirdon J. Copeland D. Carpenter T. Christner R. Cripps L. Carpenter C. Clark B. Crooks S. Carpenter S. Cleary S. Cunningham D. Carrino M. Clifford N. Danes D, Casey E. Colvin K. Daubenmire Twirl faster! M. Dellert K. Denski D. Dewey J. Dial B, Daughtery J. Davis R. Dolamore N. Doll P. Dooley D. Downey S. Diffee J. Dillon C. Eaken C. Easterday C. Eiserlo C. Ejze R. Driscoll D. Dukes D. Erb S. Erne Don't even take the picture. L. Davis K. Dilley B. Dunlap P, Esposito J. DeBord M. Doerner L. Dvorak B. Evans Yes, Mrs. Whitman, I’m doing my Algebra. D. Fullerton S. Fulop M. Griffen K. Griffor C. Hall D. Hamer Hey, hey, Babareba! C. Ganyard M. Grondin K. Hampton F, Gillis C. Grumbling C. Harvey C. Fieg M. Foster B. Freeland L. Gillis D. Guzik S. Hastings M. Fitch A. Fotheringham L. Fretz L. Gillespie T. Haddad A. Hatch R. Flaminio M. Frankhauser B. Froggett T. Goodwin M. Haddad R. Hauck T. Hauke D. Hawkins A. Hedrick J. Hendrickson H. Hochradel R. Hood S. Haumesser E. Hawkins D. Hefner L. Hendrickson F, Hoffmann B. Hotchkiss G. Haviland K. Herman D. Hayhurst B. Holmes S. Heiss J. Huddilston K. Herman M. Holderfield J. Huber K. Hettinger D. Holston H. Humphrey M. Hilty V. Holtz M. Hundza B. Himmelhaver’ G. Hinerman L. Hood D. Hood D. Hunter J. Huseman N’ya, what's up, Doc? 75 =, bs b. —— ve Se 13 (4 = hd “y L. Hyde K. Jones T. Keith G. Kirshling D. Komjati D. Kunkel B. Imhoff R. Jones S. Kehoe A. Kisilewicz T. Kovach L. Lamphear J. Inman S. Jones T. Kennedy S. Knoch S. Kuchle L. Langan C. Jack M. James C. Jedlicka B. Javanovic A. Karlowicz P. Kaspar P, Kerner D. Keifer L. Kilkenny L. Kolarek A. Kuehn D. Lazear R. Jenkins B. Jividan R. Keeling A. Kirchner P. Kirkham T. Keith I have to get out of class somehow. ... And she said she'd be home for Christmas. G. Leyda J. Marcellus P, Martin M. McAlonan L. McKenzie V. Meyers S. Lewandowski G. Libengood J. Maria R. Mason J. McDonald S. Merrill M. Miller M. Linderman D. Markert K. Max P. McEwen J. Meyers R. Miller M. Milota D. Miner C. Mollohan K. Nameth B. Moran G. Neidert Look at that chick! 78 K. Minton K. Morris T. Neumeyer S. Mishler A. Morse M. Nieman D. Mitchell K. Moyer D. Nos P. Moats W. Mueller III S. Overmeier J. Outlaw C. Parrish M. Pence A. Mollica S. Muhleman E. Olson S. Pace D. Pelton T. Perdue T. Mollica M. Murray C. Orr A. Pacholski M. Pemberton M. Perkins D. Perrea M. Racketa W. Reitzel K. Rych J. Sampson A. Schindelholz J. Peters T. Raker K. Richter D. Sadzewicz J. Saucier J. Schirripa R. Peterson R. Ramey R. Rimsky J. Saganes E. Scheiman K. Schmidt T. Peterson J. Pettit J. Phillips D. Plummer M. Raaf V. Readence S. Reed B. Reeder C. Reich K. Reis G. Rinkes M. Robertson N. Robnett B. Ross G. Rupert R. Saladino M. Scheiman D. Schmiedeknecht You used hydrochloric acid instead of water? 79 D. Schmith S. Schulte M. Schwartzmiller M. Sexton S. Simboli P. Simko M. Smead D. Smith L. Stewart D. Stiffler J. Szabo K. Tandy 80 T. Schumaker S. Shields D. Simmons M. Smith C. Stipak D. Tetlak J. Schwandt J. Silcox R. Slaughter S. Snook J. Stringer K. Thao L. Stapels P. Stewart M. Thao C. Staufer M. Stein J. Steirer L. Sully M. Sweet R. Swingle G. Thomas S. Thompson R. Thweatt Frosh pose for a quick picture when the bonfire is being built. M. Ward J. Wardle D. Watkins L. Weaver D. Weygandt T. Wharton M. Whitaker R. White V. Wilson M. Wittman B. Wood J. Woodrum Michele Sexton wants to ban the bomb as she explains her reason to Matt Krosse. D. Tilk D. Varisco G. Vawter S. Weber L. Whiteman C. Workman T. Towner H. Varisco S. Vawters J. Weinhardt M. Wible E. Worley S. Tripepi C. Varner D. Ward K. Wethern L. Wilcox L. Zimmerman B. Tuchek C. Varney K. Ward T. Wetzel K. Wilder S. Yoder 81 ee EEO TS SPE Ruiny pens Se POR eae eee SPORTS ARBRE WREST Once Upon a Homecoming Left page: Upper left: Seniors win float competition with their childhood Teddy Bear. Upper right: Dave Haarmeyer and 1976 Homecoming Queen Shann Kirkham. Lower left: Sophomore’s demon enroute to his burning end. Lower right: Storybook characters come to life for the Senior float. Right page: Upper left: The beautiful court consisted of Barb Phillips, Jenny Jodway, Cathy Easton, and Queen Shann Kirkham. Upper right: ‘‘Where’s the yellow brick road?” Middle left: Senior Class President, Peggy Polomsky graciously accepts the trophy for the winning float. Middle right: The Junior float — what more can we say? Bottom: Frosh build spirited bonfire to burn Demons. 84 “Remember when” in the quiet little village of Medina, spirit was mounting for the annual Homecoming festivities. Tense- ness was felt throughout Medina as preparations were made for the big game. The Juniors and Seniors were not to be found at home during this time. They were off being busy little bees and working on their floats. As the final weeks before the game approached, sixteen Senior girls were nominated to represent this quaint little village, but only “one” could be queen. The girls were Heidi Albrecht, Karen Amico, Lisa Bednar, Cathy Easton, Karen Eisenhart, Beth Freese, Janice Hosick, Lynn Jackson, Mary Jaeger, Jenny Jodway, Shann Kirkham, Lori Koenig, Barb Phillips, Peggy Polomsky, Cindy Prochaska, and Cheryl Spendlove. During the final week of Homecoming, the Senior Class chose - four lovely young maidens for the court. They were Cathy Easton, Jenny Jodway, Shann Kirkham, and Barb Phillips. - Also during that week, Pep Club decorated the school, the lockers, the stadium, the players’ houses, and anything else they could get their hands on. The Junior Class sold bright yellow mums for the occasion and at long last, the finishing touches were put on the floats. The Junior float, with its old-fashioned car and old-time football player dressed in the early scarlet and grey Medina colors was acceptable, but the Senior float was by far the superior of the two. Dorothy, Toto, the Tin Man, Scarecrow, and the Wicked Witch of the West, all added spirit to the Seniors’ winning float. Its gigantic teddy bear and storybook characters were helpful reminders of everyone’s childhood. Now, as the Seniors won the float competition, the Juniors consoled themselves by thinking, “Oh well, there’s always next year.” Senior Class President, Peggy Polomsky accepted the trophy for the winning float. As the evening’s events progressed, Shann K irkham was proclaimed the 1976 Home- coming Queen. The crowd was almost as excited as Shann. The football tri-captains presented Shann with her bouquet and said a few encouraging words about the next night’s game. To cap off the evening’s events, the freshmen built a bonfire to symbolize the burning of the Westlake Demons Remember When Left page: Upper left: The winning Senior float. Upper right: The 1976 Homecoming candidates were: Bottom row: Shann Kirkham, Cheryl Spendlove, Jenny Jodway, Barb Phillips, Peggy Polomsky, Karen Eisenhart, Cindy Prochaska. Top row: Beth Freese, Mary Jaeger, Cathy Easton, Lynn Jackson, Heidi Albrecht, Janice Hosick, Karen Amico, Lori Koenig, Lisa Bednar. Bottom left: The court for our Homecoming: Cathy Easton, Jenny Jodway, Shann Kirkham, Barb Phillips. Lower right: The bonfire kept everyone warm at the pep rally. Right page: Upper left: The 1975 Homecoming queen, Liz Kuehn, gives the 1976 Homecoming queen, Shann Kirkham, a smile as Dave Haarmeyer looks ahead. Upper right: Paul escorts Karen across the field through the band. Lower left: Terri warms up at halftime with some hot chocolate. Lower right: Greg Strouf makes a face. and to warm the villagers as the snow fell. Friday was restless as the entire school anticipated a good homecoming game. The players talked among themselves while the fans did likewise. They all knew the snow and cold would have an effect on how the game was played, but that it would not determine the outcome. By 7, the candidates and their escorts had arrived at the windy stadium to pin on their corsages and get ready for the annual introduction. They lined up on the visitor’s side to march through the “M” the band had formed on the field. As the band played “If,” the candidates and escorts walked between the “M” formation and lined up on the home side to await the crowning of the beautiful queen, Shann Kirkham. The previous year’s queen, the stunning Liz Kuehn, was announced as she and her escort came across the field. Liz then crowned the beautiful Shann. Medina High School now had the devastating Shann Kirkhan _as their 1976 Homecoming queen. Shann and her court, Cathy, Jenny, and Barb, sat on the sidelines cheering for their team. Their cheering inspired the Bees and kept the Westlake game close. Ken Alber, the quarterback, was injured and Mitch Lehman finished the game. Though the Bees played one of their best games, they lost to a tougher Westlake team by a score of 14-6. The floats were pulled off into the sunset, nev er to be seen again, but | Saturday night was yet to come. innaennnanser eee os! Ree age a e® See P= eay B53 Saturday found the entire school magnificently decorated by the sophomore class. The lovely young maidens and their handsome escorts began arriving at the stroke of eight. The band, Backseat Romance, played long and loud. After what seemed like an eternity, the queen arrived. She was crowned and received her crown graciously. Shann and her escort, Dave Haarmeyer, danced the annual Queen’s Dance, and all who attended agreed that Shann represented the school and community perfectly. She was the “one.” On Sunday, the quiet little village of Medina was quiet once again, and everyone lived happily ever after. “Remember when... ”? The year of spirit Spirit is explosive, Spirit is creative, exaggerated, constructive, and electric. and continuous. 5 aS Pa 7 ¥ m ” a } 3 hae a . , . % e : v « � wi ‘ . if — - . ; ‘ : ™ ‘ + 5 . ’ is life. it ir = YU | ing, of all irit is expand it but perhaps most Spirit is concentrated. Still sp Cheerleaders Keep The Spirit High Upper left: Jenny was always there to cheer us on. Upper middle: JV Cheerleaders: Jackie Dunning, Marianne Dick, Sherry Smith, Tina Torgerson, Captain Linda Anderson, Anita Johnson. Lower left: Sandy finally lets out a yell. Lower middle: Wrestling Cheerleaders: Row 1: Terry Fogel. Row 2: Gail Meadows. Row 3: Linda Chrisinger, Ann Kaczenski, Captain Peggy Polomsky. The cheerleaders went to Oxford over the summer, where they attended the annual NCA Cheerleading Camp. They won four ribbons for superior performances and were rated one of the top six squads attending. They also won a mega- phone for being the most spirited squad there. The cheerlead- ers’ many pep rallies kept the Battling Bees’ spirit high throughout the season. Spirit Cheers We've got spirit So let’s hear it S-P-I-R-I-T; S-P-I-R-I-T; S-P-I-R-I-T We've got that SPIRIT! We've got Spirit, yes we do, We've got spirit, how ‘bout you! Top: Varsity Cheerleaders: Faith Campbell, Terri Klimko, Jenny Jodway, Sandy Davis, Barb Phillips, Marcia Huffman, Captain Cheryl Koerber, Margot Rademacher. Lower left: Freshmen Cheerleaders: Janice Huseman, Lisa Hyde, Ruth Peterson, Debbie Casey, Gloria Thomas, Captain Nancy Robnett. Lower right: Margot Rademacher, Medina Bees’ very own praying mantis. 76 Bees Have Stinging Season Row 1: M. Schafer, R. Casey, J. Streett, J. Dooley, D. Sweet, D. Minton, G. Furr, J. Racketa, D. Harrison, D. LaBadie, K. Alber, D. Anderson, B. Meadows, J. Haarmeyer. Row 2: S. Lorek, J. Sigler, K. Kungli, D. Laney, C. Morris, C. Kassel, G. Drollinger, K. Califf, K. Kemp, G. Strouf, T. Sprankle, A. Hickman, B. Bryson, B. Ambrose, M. Gorfido, A. Bunch. Row 3: C. Sigler, M Murphy, B. Blair, J. Swingle, P. Frazier, S. Tuchek, H. Orr, R. Law, T. Turek, J. Dunn, P. Steinbach, M. Lehman, L. Brown, J. King, R. Haynes. Row 4: R. Eastwood, S. Varney, R. Locke, T. Schafer, J. Fritz, R. Grumbling, M. Farnham, M. Pence, J. Cox, D. Reed, J. Overcash, S. Wetzel, B. Grider, S. Stiffler, D. Rios. Not pictured: K. Pecoraro Lower left: Doug Sweet holds the ball and Jim Swingle blocks as Scott Tuchek kicks an extra point against Olmsted Falls. Upper middle: Greg Strouf, Ken Alber, and Gary Drollinger were the tri-captains of the football team this year. Upper right: Tim Sprankle runs with the ball for a short gain against a tough Rocky River team. Lower middle: Ken Alber goes back to pass as a block is thrown in the Pirate-Bee clash. Lower right: Greg Strouf leads the team through the Beehive at a home game. oe on. gle 5, = us 8 Rnd cere. wPon.os Spl a 52: 332) Dy444 ere : tae (dt By 6 og abe S676 pls Me 17, 4, 22 The Medina football team was a young and growing group of enthusiastic boys who worked hard every week. With condi- tioning starting in July and official practice starting in August, along with grueling two-a-days, the team got their spirits quite high for the season. Though the record does not show it, Medina had many close games and played exceptionally well against SWC Powers Avon Lake and Bay. Medina’s final record was only 2-8, but Olmsted Falls and Ashland, along with Bay and Avon Lake, will always remember how tough the Bees really were. - wf Bees don’t loaf, cause we got Strouf. Bees are cool, cause we got Drool Bees will win, cause we got Ken (Alber). Bees are sweet, cause we got Doug. Bees go Grrr, cause we got Furr. Bees are safe, cause we got Schafe. Bees got Racketa to swat mosquitoes. Bees are unruly, cause we've got Dooley. Bees have no hassle, cause we got Kassel. Bees have go, cause we got Toe (Morris). Bees have no fears, cause we got ears (Kemp). Bees don’t hanky panky, cause we got Spanky (Sprankle). Bees Bees Bees Bees Bees Bees Bees Bees Bees Bees Bees Pep Club Boosts Bees are hittin’, cause we got Minton. are dandy, cause we got Andy (Hickman). are brave, cause we got Dave (Anderson). are bad, cause we got Labs (LaBadie). are brainy, cause we got Laney. are racy, Cause we got Casey. don’t miss, cause we got Kris (Kungli). can, cause we got Dan (Harrison). are hell, cause we got Kell (Califf). aren't dead, cause we got Bonehead (Sigler). are historic, cause we got Lorek. Varsity Football Shows Spirit Upper left: Tim Sprankle jumps to receive a pass from quarterback Ken Alber. Upper right: Coaches John Hoover, Tom George, Alan Cooksey, Jim Wells, Roger Hathaway. Lower left: Mitch Lehman (15) and Kevin Kemp (61) are diving for the loose football as Gregg Strouf (60) and Tim Sprankle (12) are running to help. Lower right: Big, Bad David Anderson is wide open and running for another long gainer. Always playing their best, the football team took their tough losses in stride. They always put the loss off and worked extra hard for the following game. The practices always found the spirit quite high as the team prepared. New plays, old plays, and trick plays were attempted and they usually worked, but their always seemed to be something missing. One week the passing would be fantastic, but the penalties would nullify the gains. Every week, the team overcame their previous mistakes and they would usually not happen again. The work paid off as the Medina Varsity Battling Bees won their final game with confidence in themselves and pride in their school. Medina’s Junior Varsity Battling Bees had an exceptionally good season. Their quarterbacks, Brian Grider and Mitch Lehman, worked together as a team to push them to a winning record. They played mostly Saturday morning games with two Saturday night games and one Monday afternoon game. The Junior Varsity team had a final record of 6 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. Junior Varsity Has Winning Season Upper left: Mitch Lehman goes back to pass as Tex Pecoraro blocks out an Avon Lake defensive player. Upper right: David Reed catches a punt and gains a few yards on the return. Lower left: Big Harry Orr (68) is going after the Avon Lake ball carrier as David Reed watches. Lower right: Managers Row 1: S. Haumesser, K. Korber, P. Isenhart, K. Amico. Row 2: K. Anderson, J. Connelly, S. Morris, L. Greist, M. Trainor. Spirited Frosh Have Winning Season The Mighty Frosh did not start their season too mighty. After a humiliating loss to the Olmsted Falls Bulldogs, they had a scoreless tie with Rocky River. The Frosh, after those two shutouts, proceeded to win four games straight, including fierce rival, Bay Village, only to lose the season finale in a squeaker to Avon Lake Troy. Their final record was a superb 4-2-1. Upper left: Bob Tuchek says, “Hey, Coach, what do I do now?” Upper right: Row 1: F. Hoffmann, M. James, J. Brintnall, D. Holston, D. Komjati, B. Evans, D. Butler, R. Swingle, M. Sweet, J. Peters, T. Pacholski, B. Mueller, M. Milota. Row 2: M. Gent, B. Imhoff, D. Tilk, M. Griffin, T. Artrip, J. Stringer, S. Yoder, G. Vawter, R. Hauck, D. Fullerton, D. Carrino, M. Doerner, M. McAlonan. Row 3: B. Moran, P. Simko, J. Marshall, V. Meyers, D.P. McEwen, J. Inman, B. Dunlap, S. Muhleman, K. Jones, J. Boron, B. Reeder, S. Lewandowski. Row 4: D. Schmiedeknecht, P. Moats, M. Stein, M. Richardson, B. Tuchek, D. Pelton, C. Easterday, D. Dukes, D. Weygandt, B. Arbaugh, S. Reed, D. Lazear, C. Harvey, T. Keith. Row 5: Coaches John Carrick, Mark Stratis, John Street. Lower left: Brian Dunlap (44) is slowly helping Bob Tuchek (35) to get off an Avon Lake Trojan’s face. Lower right: Craig Easterday (23) picks up another long gainer as the slower Troy player does not catch him. i 4 : é Energetic and desiring victories, Medina’s 1976 Powder Puff team practiced vigorously almost six weeks before the home opener against Buckeye High. They practiced another two weeks before they had Homecoming against the Cloverleaf Fillies. The Homecoming king was Kelly Green, the beautiful cheerleader who cheered his team on to their two victories. Against Buckeye, the Bees dominated the entire game. Buck- eye played dirty football, but our Lady Bees showed them how to win with pride. The Cloverleaf girls played at Me- dina’s Homecoming and played a good game; but could not overcome Medina’s spunky Bees as the Bees showed who was Best! The Powder Puff team drew quite a few fans. They filled the home side against Cloverleaf and had a good crowd at the Buckeye game. The Pep Band, cheerleaders, and fans helped the Queen Bees to beat Buckeye and Cloverleaf. weDInk WEDINE MEDINA i 7 MEDINA 3 ra - Queen Bees Go Undefeated Upper left: Row 1: Coach Meyers, T. Umpleby, C. Fortney, B. Judson, J. Marshall, D. McAlonan, J. Hosick, S. Myers, C. Atkins, B. Phillips, A. Tippett, - K. Stockman, J. Gobillot, Coach Nelson. Row 2: C. Easton, K. Gallagher, K. Wilder, L. Chrisinger, K. Burch, V. Richards, H. Volodkevich, J. Nos, B. Kerns, C. Koerber, Y. Williams, M. Jaeger, B. Moon, L. Palamountain. Row 3: C. Diffee, J. Raker, A. Mellert, P. Bryenton, K. Hendershot, Y. Ferguson, S. Thornburg, L. Bryenton, P. Polomsky, J. Marx, A. Hood, J. Bergenstein, K. Hubbard, B. Freese. Row 4: K. Amico, G. Meadows, L. Henry, C. Bender, V. Haumesser, L. Bednar, R. Dietrich, V. Doerner, M. Fortney, J. Bryson, H. Albrecht, K. Matis, C. Jones, K. Kubitz. Row 5: Coaches Nixon, Carpenter, Racketa, Locke, Greer, Luebke, C. Hood, F. Mollica, J. Jodway, V. Sprankle, D. Kulchar, C. Spendlove, L. Jackson, Coach Wolfe. Upper right: Beth Freese gets brutally attacked by a Buckeye player in the final seconds of Medina’s first win. Lower left: Kathy Hendershot, Janice Nos and Connie Bender, along with a Buckeye girl, go after a loose ball. Lower right: Cheryl, Yvonne, and Coach Richard Leubke proclaim the team 1. Cross Country Upper left-hand corner: Just think, 2 feet down and only 10,558 to go. Upper middle: Coach Valentine loves to advertise his Cross Country team. Bottom left: Row 1: J. Lipstreu (stat.), D. Eastwood, R. Thompson, S. Cole, F. Luppino, R. Knochs, S. Fesko, P. Dick, M. Huffman (stat.). Row 2: P. Favret, T. Winkler, T. Wille, P. McDade, R. Ramey, M. Lewis, T. Maher, D. Moyer, Coach Valentine. The 1976 edition of the Cross Country team was greatly improved over last year’s and has high hopes for the future. They had many extremely close meets and finished with a 6-7 record. Golf Upper right: Row 1: B. Donnelly, J. Harriger, P. Greive, S. Moucha, J. Hatch, A. Huff, M. Wendell, D. Haddad, B. Chronister, D. Dewey, G. Huff. Row 2: Coach Walker, M. Diehl, T. Kovalchik, J. Barensfeld, J. Bryenton, B. Wagner, S. Hofstetter, J. Fusco, D. Sheldon, T. Marx, T. Stremple, B. Hauck Bottom: | John Harriger salutes the game of golf. The golf team had a record of 6 wins and 13 losses. They played all of their home matches at Wedgewood Country Club. The Junior Varsity team was 8-1. Look forward to having an even better team next year! (ti “ 7 7 by ae 99 Lady Netters Rally to Best Season Ever Row 1: Mrs. Zeff, M. Murphy, K. Eisenhart, E. Haddad, C. Jack, A. Gross, A. Brown, S. Myers, S. Kirkham. Row 2: M. Jaeger, L. Bryenton, J..Huddilston, C. Orr, M. Krejci, A. Niese, S. Yoder, J. Hosick, Coach Kelly. Row 3: C Spendlove, C. Cayce, C. Doyle, J. Hofstetter, M. Murray, L. Koenig. Row 4: L. Hawkins, J. Hendrickson, S. Cunningham, K. Nameth, J. Huber. Lower left: “I'm sure you hit that, Lori!’ Lower right: What’s Chris Evert doing here? 100 Mr. Kelly coached the girls tennis team this year and Medina again had another good season. The Medina Netters’ spirit led them to consecutive wins in September. In October, they lost a few in a row and thought they'd never win again. But they did and finished the season with a 9-9 record. There also was a special treat this year as Lori Koenig and Shann Kirkham participated in the State tennis tournament at Columbus. Even though they lost a close match, their spirit and en- thusiasm remained as high as it was when they won section- als and districts. Look for another good team next year at Medina. 5 eee iY a, fie é XS. , | ‘ ay By Meee Vink Ay | eds PEI A ‘ = ae Ke Ay A) Jeanne Pritchard, a first year coach, coached the girls vol- leyball team in a rebuilding year. They started out with a winning streak and finally finished in the middle of the Southwestern Conference. Medina played its best game ever in the first sectional game against seeded Lorain Admiral King. They beat the Admirals and went down to defeat in three close sets against SWC rival Avon Lake in Medina’s gymnasium. The captains of this spectacular team were Sen- iors Lynn Jackson and Sue Thornburg. Volleyball Shows Team Spirit Row 1: J. Halama, C. Ulman, M. Dooley, S. Thornburg, L. Jackson, J. Huddilston, L. Anderson. Row 2: D. Reich, C. Eastwood, B. Reich, J. Lige, B. Blair. Row 3: J. Marshall, F. Campbell, J. Casey, L. Morawski, D. Collins, L. Finley. Lower left: Nobody ever helps me! Upper right: Slick sets up as Jill watches the stands for Mom. Lower right: Jill sets one for the front line as Deb and Sue watch on. chancel Queen Bees Sparkle In Another Spectacular Season Who could ever imagine a girls basketball team could be so good! The season started in December as the “Mean Green Ma- chine” demolished West Tech 83-38 and Canton McKinley 74- 34. They proceeded to destroy, as the Queen Bees won a Christmas tourney in Parma against Parma Senior and Nor- mandy. January brought an inexperienced Cloverleaf team to Medina as the Bees scored a record high of 98 to beat the Colts 98-23. The snow and cold weather shut down the school 102 and Queen Bees for four weeks, but when they emerged, they were ranked 2 in the State AAA UPI Coaches ratings. They then beat three SWC schools before a SWC showdown with Bay Village. A record crowd of 1,345 screaming Medinians encouraged the girls to a 68-58 victory. The Mighty Bees continued winning and another record crowd viewed the demolishing of Akron St. Vincent-Mary as Lori Koenig scored 34 points. Three days later, they wrapped up the SWC over Rocky River and were on their way to Valley Forge for Sectional and District championships. While at Forge, they beat Parma Senior 73-28, Brecksville S6-23, Normandy 74-51, and Lincoln West 69-50. The next step towards Columbus was the Regionals, which was held at Sandusky High. The “Mean Green Machine” T- shirts packed the gym to see Medina beat the Shelby Whip- VN 7 N f oe ° a 1977 vLEEY FORGE AL-DISTRICT TOURNEY a | } } fae } J pets 42-31. About 1,700 Medinians watched the Mighty Bees fight against Toledo Central Catholic cheering “We're 1!” to no avail as the officiating, the worst Medina had ever faced, helped the Irish end Medina’s season at 20 wins and 1 loss. Besides 2 ranking in the State throughout the season, the Mean Green Machine had many other accomplishments. They posted the second perfect regular season in modern school history, won back-to-back SWC, Sectional, and Dis- trict championships. They were the first County and AAA team to reach the regional finals for two consecutive seasons. They were also the only team in Ohio to place four players on the All-Ohio AAA girls team. Lori Koenig was named to the second team, Kim Alber to the special mention list, and Sherry Myers and Lisa Fitch to the honorable mention list. Sherry Myers also made SVC Player o f the Year, in addition to the Cleveland Press 1 Dream Team. Sherry, Lisa, Kim, i and Lori also made the SWC All-Stars while Lynn Jackson made honorable mention. A banquet held in April in honor of the girls showed how the entire school and community were proud of them, and their efforts will long be remembered. Upper far left: Stretch goes up for a jump shot. Upper middle: L. Fitch, L. Koenig, S. Hogue, Manager, A. Johnson, Coach Peters, K. Alber, S. Myers, Coach Street, D. Collins, P. Kirkham, M. Dolley, T. Wharton, A. Brown, S. Kirkham, L. Jackson. Absent when photo was taken: D. McAlonan. Lower far left: Lynn, grab the ball and run; I’ve got this one by the foot and I’ll knock her down! Lower middle: Lisa seems to have fingertip control. Upper middle: Row 1: T. Wharton, K. Nemeth, A. Brown, M. Krosse, L. Welton, L. Kilkenny, A. Morse. Row 2: D. Collins, M. Fitch, M. Evans, M. Dooley, D. Sanford, K. Shumaker, L. Badura, P. Kirkham. Upper right: Open wide and shoot, Anita! Lower left: Save some net for us, Kim! Lower middle: Shann does such a good job guarding her man (girl). Lower right: Sherry won't even take time to smile; hustle, hustle, hustle! Varsity Basketball Team Shows Spirit Although the basketball team had a losing season, the team showed plenty of spirit throughout the season. The high- light was a 60-55 victory over Olmsted Falls in the last seconds of the game. In practice, they were kept in shape by Coach Al Darner, who was just as disappointed as the boys were with the season. The Battling Bees’ final record Upper left: Oh, gee, I made one! Upper right: Row 1: Mgr. B. Jividen, Co- was 4 wins and 15 losses. The experience gained through- Captain B. Brenner, Co-Captain S. Cole, Mgr. D. Locke. Row 2: Asst. out the season will be a postivie factor for next year’s Coach R. Storey, R. Haynes, M. Sexton, J. Inman, B. Hallock, K. Green, M. team” The Bees lost their frat game in the sectionnlantn Schafer, M. Lehman, C. Frazier, L. Brown, M. Easton, Head Coach Al Darner. Lower left: It’s mine and you can't have it! Lower right: Thanks Rocky River. With only three Seniors leaving, the Medina for the lift, buddy! team has high hopes for future teams. eens 9 Wrcmnemoent Blz, ghia, . � ¢ et . 35 25 53 - So | a oy ee 104 The pride of the team was in Brad Brenner and Mike Schafer, who were awarded All-SWC Honorable Mentions. The team practiced long hours throughout the energy crunch. Jeff Inman, a freshman, moved up to Varsity at the beginning of the season. When the freshman schedule was cancelled, the freshmen team moved up to J.V. and a few played regularly. Mike Schafer was picked as the Most Valuable Player at the Basketball Awards Banquet on Monday, March 14. Also at the Banquet, the co-captains Left: Leon is being guarded by a four-legged Pirate. Upper right: How'd the received plaques. ball get stuck up there? Lower right: I'll teach you for trying to take our ball away! aac 105 JV Cagers Suffer Through Energy Crises Winning wasn't the name of the game in Medina this year. The Junior Varsity’s plan was to play everybody, and every- body played. Medina’s first few losses were all by one or two points and the victories just the same. Then there was a winning streak interrupted by snow and the gas shortage. About eighteen days without a game could slow down any Upper left: Calvin looks like he used Lifebouy soap today! Upper right: Row team, but they came back fighting. S ince the freshmen season 1: R. Haynes, B. Grider, M. Isenhart, M. Easton, M. Sexton, D. Reed, C. was cancelled, a few of them played on Junior Varsity and Frazier. Row 2: D. Fullerton, J. Inman, R. Randolph, B. Hallock, M. Lehman, J. ; ; ; Scott, R. Grumbling, Coach Storey. Lower left: Mark Easton aims and takes a they did rather well. One of the highlights of the year was the shot. Lower right: Rex Randolph is looking for a good buddy so he can pass Overtime victory in our gym. The Junior Varsity team finished the ball. the season with a 5-12 record with high hopes for next year. 7 oe 8 © G pala, BI EDlz, bla,’ 2 25), ath 995 = ae 106 Though the Freshmen basketball team’s season ended early, they had quite a good season. They started off slowly losing their first two games, and won their next four before losing one. They returned by winning their last game before their season was cancelled. Energy crisis stopped the team from playing their exciting game, but many frosh players moved up to JV. The team had to make a lot of changes when they lost a starter from last year’s team who moved to Akron. Also, another good player was moved up to Varsity. Overall, the Freshmen Bees had a good season and they have many more to come. Frosh Roundballers Get Season Cut Short Upper left: Row 1: B. Imhoff, P. McEwen, S. Reed, C. Easterday, J. Peters, D. Dukes, J. Davis. Row 2: D. Komjati, K. Jones, D. Pelton, M. Milota, D. Lazear, J. Marshall, M. Griffin, D. Weygandt, Coach Osterland. Far right: Dave Lazear outstretches a shorter player. Bottom: Pick up the ball before the kid runs you over, Craig! Wrestlers Show Promise and Determination Top: Row 1: Don Swingle, Joe Sullivan, Mike Seibert, Ed Fontaine, Tim Gorfido, Duane Lang, Ed Scheiman. Row 2: Jim Fritz, Bill Meadows, Darryl Riggenbach, Richard Lakin, Jim King, Tim Collins, Richard Luebke, Bryce Blair. Row 3: Bret Hotchkiss, Jesse Overcash, Rick Law, Chris Meyer, Randy Hollopeter, Harry Orr, Jerry Lee, Dan Riggenbach. Bottom: Tim tries to fake out his opponent. 108 Although the wrestlers had a losing season, they seem to have a future with only four Seniors leaving the team. The team, for the most part, was young. Their final record was four wins and seven losses. The wrestlers had a disappointment when Tim Collins broke his hand in the last dual meet before sectionals. The pride of the Bee grapplers was Jerry Lee, who pinned his way through sectionals and districts and then went on to the State tournament in Columbus. At State, Jerry pinned his first opponent then beat his next opponent 10-2; AEDIN Jerry Lee Wins | | State Title then in the semi-finals, he came back with another pin. In the finals, Jerry won with an impressive score of 13-4. Jerry was the first Medina wrestler ever to win a State championship. Jerry's personal record for the year was 30 wins and 0 losses. Out of those 30 wins, 22 of them were by pins. Jerry was honored by both the Mayor of Medina, August Eble, and by | an assembly on March 16. The Medinian staff would like to : 4 . . © ! 4 4 . : : 1 congratulate Jerry on his State championship and wish the Picea ume Uhm Uppers sth -Oo-capiany Tim Coiling: cach Houghtaling, Co-captain Dan Riggenbach, Co-captain and State Champion | future teams good luck! Jerry Lee. Bottom: Jerry Lee on the victory stand at the Ohio State Meet, ; accepts his trophy for MHS. 109 Gymnastics Team Has Winning Season Upper left: Terri is ready for takeoff! Upper right, Left to right: Top: S. Lewis, S. Smith, N. Robnett, L. Chappell, R. Peterson, J. Franchina, J. Basko, A. Kisilewicz, P. Lyon, K. Anderson. Bottom: M. Foster, T. Fogel, K. O’Donnell, M. Rader, C. Orr, M. Rademacher, D. Casey, E. Franchina. Standing: Coach Jeannette Khoury. veto aps wince LEBEL OLE SERIE 110 Medina Girls Gymnastics team finished its third season as a varsity sport with a 10-4 county record. Conference record, using the league scoring system, was 3-5, while based on the National scoring system was 7-1, with Bay handing Medina its only loss. Best performance scores earned this season were Margot Rademacher on the bars with an 8.6, Karen O’Donnell on beam with a score of 8.1, Margot Rademacher on floor exercise with a score of 8.2, and Janice Basko on the vault — Se ee mI NE re oa A tae ie : with a score of 8.1. Two girls represented Medina at section- als at North Olmsted. Working advanced beam were Sherry Lewis and Karen O’Donnell. Karen placed seventh with a combined score of 13.26 and qualified for districts. A promis- ing season is in store for Medina next year as the team has 13 returning letter “girls” and no graduating Seniors to provide a solid base for the ‘Tumble Bees.” BE cnctemeiper ie sa Se os Upper left: Psssst, hey look at that guy in the stands! Upper right: Here’s the tricky part ... The Big Fig Newton! Bottom: Ta-da! KAS Varsity Tennis Victorious Upper left Row 1: D. Stiffler, P. Gaudreault, D. Sobolewski, J. Davis, A. Huff, M. Miller, P. Schwenk, K- King, L. Skidmore, K. Taylor, S. Varney, J. Stephens. Row 2: B. Evans, D. Sheldon, J. Sobolewski, T. Dempsey, T. Kuehn, B. Huber, D. Pelton, K. Jones, M. Koenig, S. Hofstetter, P. Steinbach, G. Vawter, Coach Kelly. Lower right: Kevin is the King of coordination. Lower left: Pictured here is Kevan Taylor hitting tennis balls with a funnyface. Upper right: What are you doing Alan, swatting flies? Rain postponed many of the tennis team’s first few match- es but those rainouts were rescheduled and they came back to win over 20 matches and set a school record. The Battling Bees had over 25 on the team which provided a huge nucleus for all the matches. With only 6 seniors, the tennis team should be ever mor e experienced next year. , aK ee ads nee alla | } 4 A fs Sm FS me The Freshman track team started the season strong by winning their first three meets and then falling to North Olmsted, who later won SWC. The frosh spikers finished 3rd in the SWC, only 2% points behind Bay. In their last meet they got their revenge against Bay and beat them in a dual meet 76-33. In this meet Scott Muhleman recorded a first in the hurdles to end an undefeated season in hurdles. Freshman Track Upper left: They say you can throw farther if you pose. Upper right: Row 1: M. Andrews, B. Colvin, D. Dukes, S. Reed, J. Silcox, B. Imhoff, B. Arbaugh, M. Beard, B. Reeder. Row 2: M. Linderman, B. Mueller, M. Stein, D. Holstein, J. Inman, C. Easterday, V. Meyers, M. Richardson, J. Schwandt. i ee ag 4 | Girls Track sets Many Records Upper left: Row 1: K. Schwarz, M. Boron, G. Whitmarsh, A. Mathews, M. Dooley, L. Hendrickson, A. Dickinson, S. Myers, B. Kerns, M. Jaeger, D. McAlonan, M. Krosse, C. Orr. Row 2: F. Campbell, A. Brown, C. Murphy, L. Welton, P. Kirkham, C. Eastwood, C. Jack, B. Worley, A. McDonald, B. Blair, D. Reich, P. Polomsky. Row 3: Coach Walker, L. Anderson, T. Klimko, M. Krejci, L. Koenig, S. Baltimore, H. Hochradel, M. Gritman, G. Clark, J. Hendrickson, M. Smith, K. Amico, B. Greer. Not pictured: Janice Elaine Elizabeth Hosick, Lynn Rae Jackson. Upper right: Bite your tongue, Koenig! Lower left: Giddyup, Linda Kay! Lower right: Koerber leans for the string! x 4 ’ A? . Many records were set this season in the fourth year of girls track at Medina. The talented girls made it another winning season as their dual meet record was 5-3. Led by mostly seniors, the girls finished fourth in the South- western Conference, fourth in the Westlake Relays, fifth in the Orrville Invitational, and seventh in the Mansfield Malabar Invitational. Qualifiers for the district meet were Lynn Jackson in the 880, Jan Hosick in the shot, and Lori Koenig in the shot and discus. Lynn Jackson set a school record in the districts with a time of 2:21, but she missed ray | Sg PRE FORE LOIS SAREE era Pigg oe bb cet MENT BES GE by N M w [Ah Aon imran pe ehche’ an. hae Ki: i, hg gaa i oe Rte BAIA, Ui a qualifying for the state meet by one place. Lynn also set a record in the 440-yard dash with a time of 60.0 at the SWC meet. Lori Koenig set school records in the shot with a throw of 39’7” and in the discuss with a toss of 123 feet. Sherry Myers tied the record in the 80-yard low hurdles with a time of 11.4. The shotput Relay Record was broken by Lori Koenig, Diane McAlonan and Janice Hosick at Westlake relays. The 880 Medley Relay Record was set by Faith Campbell, Lori Welton, Linda Anderson and Cheryl Murphy and Lynn Jackson. ANN ieveseas ak th ASS s at Upper left: I think we'll make Hosick run the mile if she takes a picture. Upper right: Lynn has learned from Lori that it’s good luck to bite your tongue. Lower left: Annette and Sue try to stride it out on North Olmsted’s gravel track. Lower right: You'd better not drop this baton, Sherry, or I'll spike your leg! Varsity Track Upper left: Ugghh! Upper right: Row 1: D. Eastwood, B. Hauck, D. Rios, P. Wood, D. Laney, T. Chantler, Stat. L. Lowery, M. Lewis. Row 2: R. Locke, R. Eastwood, M. Farkas, B. Hotchkiss, D. Sweet, J. Dooley, B. Chronister, P. McDade, D. Leuchtag. Row 3: J. Trombley, M. Murphy, J. Overcash, L. Amico, B. Brenner, J. Fritz, J. Norwood, C. Sigler, J. Saucier. Row 4: J. Dunn, J. Connelly, G. Drollinger, P. Wilkens, P. Favret, D. Swingle, P. Dick, S. Fesko. Lower left: Runners, take your mark; set, GO! Lower right: Just three and a half more laps till I’m done! Individual performance was the so-called motto of this year’s varsity track team. Practice started in early March with only 37 members. Running took place in the Junior High gym while the weather was inclement and weeks later, the first indoor meets were run. Medina defeated Midpark in the first indoor meet and lost to Berea in the second. April 5 was the first outdoor meet at Buckeye where the snow and the Bucks outmanned the Bees. The fair-weather Bees won their first meet at Fairview in 75° sunshine. In the Berea Relays, Medina placed 10th out of 29 teams with outstanding performances in the Weightmen events. Medina went on to the Copley Relays, Westlake Relays, and Nordonia Relays, where stiff competition got the team ready for the conference meet. In the Sectionals, Brett Chronister threw the shot 50’8” to qualify for Districts. Seniors Joe Dooley and Steve Fesko ran the 440 and 880 yard run respectively and won most of the meets. Dooley also pole vaulted 13 feet this season. With only 12 seniors, 9 juniors, and 12 sophomores, the track team should grow and improve in the next few years. The sophomores have a fine group of sprinters that will improve with work! Hopefully, when they are seniors, Medina will have a new track! Upper left: Lower left: high! What form Saucier has. Upper right: Oh, my aching back! Gronk’s got the heaves! Lower right: Medina polevaulters soar slelk 7; Varsity Baseball Swings Hard Upper left: Row 1: D. Locke, S. Tuchek, M. Wang, C. Morris, M. Lehman, S. Cole, N. Blough, H. Orr, B. Fodor, M. Sexton. Row 2: L. Chapell, D. Hoffmann, T. Sprankle, T. Kovalchik, K. Califf, D. Siegfried, G. Denton, S. Lorek, C. Spendlove, Coach Weygandt. Lower left: Ken can’t decide on what signal to give Sam. Lower right: You're running the wrong way, Glen; that’s first, not third! a wig Se eS Weather almost ruined this year’s baseball season. Practice had to be held indoors until after the first game. The first scheduled game was snowed out, and many others were rained out. When the first game was finally played, Medina came out on top and was on top of the SWC after two games. The rest of the season did not go as well as the first games, but but the team put out 100% all season! Upper left: Tim get whacked in the stomach on his way home. Upper tight: The Bench Brigade. Lower left: Just try and hit one to me ... Lower right: Sam hurls another strike. Score Board VARSITY FOOTBALL Opponent’s Name Medina Opponent Cloverleaf 12 23 Brunswick 0 34 Olmsted Falls 34 13 Rocky River 7 14 Fairview Ox; 19 North Olmsted 13 20 Westlake 6 14 Bay Village 7 20 Avon Lake 8 33 Ashland 14 0 JV FOOTBALL Opponent’s Name Medina Opponent Cloverleaf 13 12 Brunswick 14 8 Olmsted Falls 0 0 Rocky River 21 13 Fairview UE 18 North Olmsted 0 16 Westlake 3 0 Bay Village 7 41 Avon Lake 19 22 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Opponent’s Name Medina Opponent Olmsted Falls 0 18 Rocky River 0 0 Fairview 38 0 North Olmsted 8 0 Westlake Burneson 12 8 Bay Village 14 8 Avon Lake Troy 8 12 CROSS COUNTRY Opponent’s Name Medina Opponent Copley 36 19 Fairview 25 34 Highland 18 45 North Olmsted 39 18 Rocky River 29 28 Akron Kenmore 25 34 Avon Lake 24 35 Bay Village 50 15 Cloverleaf 33 22 Olmsted Falls 29 28 Westlake 48 15 Buckeye 24 37 Highland 16 47 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Opponent’s Name Medina Opponent Brunswick 15- 9 1566 Rocky River 15- 2 15-10 Westlake 15- 3 15-12 North Olmsted 12-15 9-15 Fairview 3-15 13-15 Olmsted Falls 8-15 15-13 9-15 Avon Lake 7-15 15-11 11-15 Bay Village 7-15 15-12 = 10-15 Cloverleaf 13-15 15- 2 15-6 Midview 1-15 10-15 Ashland 11-15 11-15 Buckeye 15- 2 15- 2 North Olmsted 5-15 15-12 16-14 Olmsted Falls 6-15 15- 5 6-15 Admiral King 15- 9 13-15 15-10 Avon Lake 8-15 16-14 9-15 VARSITY GOLF Opponent’s Name Medina Avon Lake 162 Rocky River 262 Midpark 160 Wadsworth 169 Westlake 162 Olmsted Falls 159 Bay Village 174 Fairview 164 Avon Lake 164 Cloverleaf 169 Rocky River 169 Brunswick 166 Fairview 166 North Olmsted 166 Westlake 173 North Olmsted 173 Strongsville 165 Olmsted Falls 168 Bay Village 170 (Lost-sudden death) JV GOLF Opponent’s Name Brunswick “A” 199 Brunswick ‘‘B”’ 198 Wadsworth 178 Buckeye 179 Wadsworth 181 North Royalton “A” 165 North Royalton “B” 198 Olmsted Falls “A” 190 Olmsted Falls “‘B”’ 190 GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS Medina Opponent’s Name Ashland Midview Wooster Stow Wooster Midview Fairview Bay Village Olmsted Falls Avon Lake Rocky River Wadsworth Dover North Olmsted Dover Hudson Westlake Bay Village GIRLS JV TENNIS Medina Opponent’s Name Wadsworth Wooster Wadsworth Westlake Rocky River North Olmsted Westlake JV CROSS COUNTRY Medina Opponent Opponent’s Name North Olmsted Rocky River Avon Lake Bay Village Westlake NwwrhrooconagoodcsvA o b ® bp SC@ONNNO 22 40 22 43 19 Opponent Medina Opponent Opponent ONnNNWOHaATAWOUA ATR On Pew Opponent aonwaw an GIRLS JV VOLLEYBALL Opponent’s Name Medina Opponent Brunswick 15-10 15- 7 Rocky River 15-6 15- 7 Westlake 5-15 15- 9 15-11 North Olmsted 15- 8 7-15 16-14 Fairview 10-15 7-15 Olmsted Falls 10-15 15-11 15-11 Avon Lake 5-15 11-15 Bay Village 16-14 6-15 16-14 Cloverleaf 15- 6 15-3 Midview 16-14 4-15 15-11 Ashland 12-15 16-14 15-11 Buckeye 15-11 11-15 15-5 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Opponent’s Name Medina Opponent Cleveland West Tech 85 38 Canton McKinley 74 Parma Senior 72 Parma Normandy 65 Cloverleaf 98 _ Cleveland Lincoln West 61 North Olmsted 49 Westlake 60 Fairview 84 Bay Village 68 Midview 74 Avon Lake 63 Olmsted Falls 54 Akron St. Vincent- 74 St. Mary Rocky River 68 Sectionals Parma Senior 73 Brecksville 52 Districts Parma Normandy 74 Cleveland Lincoln West 69 Regionals Shelby 42 Toledo Central Catholic 46 GIRLS JV BASKETBALL Opponent’s Name Medina Opponent Cleveland Lincoln West 36 23 North Olmsted 37 Westlake 28 Fairview 38 Bay Village 46 Midview 29 Avon Lake 23 Olmsted Falls 24 Rocky River 33 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL. Opponent’s Name Medina Opponent Avon Lake 51 57 Rocky River 63 Fairview 60 North Olmsted 57 Admiral King 62 Westlake 54 Cloverleaf 55 Olmsted Falls 45 Bay Village 44 North Olmsted 52 Wadsworth 49 Olmsted Falls 60 Fairview 48 Brunswick 57 Bay Village 55 Rocky River 59 Avon Lake | 53 Westlake 44 2 pee ho PLE pe een et BOYS JV BASKETBALL Opponent’s Name Medina Avon Lake 39 Rocky River 43 Fairview Park 44 North Olmsted 43 Admiral King 34 Westlake 45 Cloverleaf 62 Olmsted Falls 48 Bay Village 43 North Olmsted 49 Wadsworth 28 Olmsted Falls 47 Fairview Park 39 Brunswick 50 Bay Village 31 Rocky River 37 Westlake 49 (Overtime) Opponent FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Opponent’s Name Medina Opponent Rocky River 42 53 Westlake Burneson 29 46 Hudson 44 26 Westlake Parkside 43 28 Avon Lake Troy : 49 31 North Olmsted 37 35 Bay Village 31 43 Fairview 39 35 VARSITY WRESTLING Opponent’s Name Medina Opponent Brunswick 19 33 Highland 21 37 Westlake 31 30 Olmsted Falls 27 ae North Olmsted 21 36 Fairview 15 36 Buckeye 37 18 Wadsworth 9 40 Rocky River 48 15 Bay Village 24 37 Avon Lake 50 22 GYMNASTICS Opponent’s Name Medina Opponent Avon Lake 63.2 68.85 Westlake 70.4 54.5 Rocky River 67.8 73.45 Westlake 67.8 55.55 Avon Lake 68.7 73.55 Westlake 68.7 57.55 Bay Village 68.7 92.25 73.55 78.65 North Olmsted VARSITY TENNIS Opponent’s Name Medina Walsh Jesuit Berea Midpark Rocky River Revere North Olmsted Upper Arlington Columbus Bexley Doylestown Norton Norwayne Olmsted Falls Avon Lake Bay Village Dover New Philadelphia Westlake Walsh Jesuit Bay Village Midview Norwayne Hudson Wooster Olmsted Falls Fairview Ashland Doylestown North Olmsted Rocky River Westlake Fairview Avon Lake ONnNoaANOPANANWOMPOWOKRU A OF, UA RP UNO Ot Ff WwW FRESHMEN TRACK Opponent’s Name Medina Olmsted Falls 56 Avon Lake Learwood 71 Avon Lake Troy North Olmsted 52 Rocky River 60 Bay Village 76 BOYS VARSITY TRACK Opponent’s Name Medina Buckeye 50% Elyria 33 Wadsworth 33 North Olmsted 33 Fairview 70% North Olmsted 33 Rocky River 33 Bay Village 30 Avon Lake 30 Olmsted Falls 54 Westlake 54 GIRLS TRACK Opponent’s Name Medina Bay Village 37 Midpark 92 Olmsted Falls 45 Fairview 58% Midview Forfeit North Olmsted 64 Avon Lake 71 Westlake 69 Opponent oo Nwownr OwWOwnroranrodurderF OTA OrR Fh Opponent 52 51 16 57 49 33 Opponent 76% 59% Opponent 73 VARSITY BASEBALL Opponent’s Name Medina North Olmsted Westlake Breckville Breckville Olmsted Falls Bay Village Rocky River Erie Prep Erie Prep North Royalton North Olmsted Westlake Fairview Olmsted Falls Orrville Midpark Midpark Avon Lake Bay Village Avon Lake Brunswick Rocky River Fairview SOrPrwWOODBDerFrRNOAUNAWAROORNWAwWOAM JV BASEBALL Opponent’s Name Medina North Olmsted 7 Westlake 14 Brecksville 5 Brecksville 4 Olmsted Falls 18 Bay Village 0 Rocky River 5 Erie Prep 5 Erie Prep 4 North Olmsted 7 Westlake 4 Fairview 4 Olmsted Falls 18 Orrville 19 Midpark 8 Midpark 10 Avon Lake 22 Bay Village 7 Avon Lake 18 Brunswick 6 Rocky River 14 Fairview 10 NINTH BASEBALL Opponent’s Name Medina Northwestern 10 Wooster 7 Lakewood 9 Rocky River 5 North Canton North Canton 12 Bay Village Fairview Fairview Rocky River Padua Northwestern Lakewood Padua Bay Village NoaQanntnr Opponent @rNReoore ruooa®BRparer®SSeRonwaon Opponent 12 i1 Opponent ay “I Pe ONAaawownaeana © 121 JV Baseball Has Winning Season Upper left: Standing: Coach Wienczskowski, J. Cox, M. Trainor, J. Barry, R. Randolph, D. Fullerton, J. Schirripa, J. Bryenton, M. Kirschner, if Haarmeyer. Kneeling: M. Wendall, J. Hatch, S. Hogue, M. Isenhart, T. Wilkinson, B. Grider, M. Easton, S. Phillips, C. Doyle. Upper right: Whoa, boy! Lower left; Looks like either a home run or a strike, Mark. Lower right: Doug shows us his form. Last year’s JV baseball team had a very good record. The team was second in the SWC. They lost the first game of the season, but finished strong. Near the end of the season, they won nine out of eleven games with two games left to play. At the beginning, they were 0-1, but came back to 1-1. Next, they lost two more to put them at 1-3. It seemed that the JV’s weren't going to be very good. They got one more win to put them at 2-3, then one more loss for 3-4. Finally, they got some spark and finished up with a fairly good season. need aa 44 is iK : 4 Last year’s JV-B team was what you would call average. They had an: average record with average to bad weather conditions. The team was coached by Mr. Interliggi and his assistant, a student teacher, Mr. Olsen. The team had talent, but so did the other teams. The team’s best game of the season was against Northwestern. The team should make a good addition to the future JV team for next year. Freshmen Show Promise For the Future Upper left: Mike tries to pick off a base runner. Upper right: Standing: Coach Interliggi, D. Fullerton, P. Moats, R. Jones, J. Marshall, D. Weygandt, J. Peters, B. Moran, M. Griffin, J. Phillips. Kneeling: P. McEwan, R. Hauck, D. Carrino, J. Steirer, B. Tuchek, P. Simko, D. Komjati. Lower left: Anticipation. Lower right: Bob is always ready. ORGANIZATIONS Top: “And now, Medina Senior High's head major ette, Cathy Easton!” Left: “Here we have Jeff Jessie modeling this year’s latest style. You, too, can own your very own Jeff Jessie drum major uniform for only $9.99 at your local K- Mart.’’ Bottom: Row 1: S. Jobes, C. Easton, C. Ferguson. Row 2: D. Pribula, T. Steirer, M. Larkworthy, D. Hunter, S. Kuchle. Drum Major and Majorettes 126 Drum Major Jeff Jessie showed his school spirit by leading the band in many loud, exuberating cheers which spurred the team on to many exciting and close games. Cathy Easton led her spirited Majorettes at all of our football games and pep rallies. They performed graciously no matter what the weath- © er. The girls always looked like they were warm and happy. The Beeliners had plenty of pep this year. They showed us they were one of the best drill teams in Ohio. The team performed at many band shows. These included the Medina County Bandorama, the Tuslaw Band Show, and a Baldwin Wallace football game. Their performances at this year’s many pep assemblies psyched everyone up for the games. Medina’s Beeliners are a group of warm, energetic, and enthusiastic girls who performed at each and every game. Rain, sleet, wind, or snow, their never-ending smiles kept the spirit high in Medina. Upper left: ‘Kick, girls, kick!’ Upper right: “Smile pretty, Val and Amy!” Middle left: Annette, Val, and Kathleen cheering. Lower left: Row 1: K. Hendershot, V. Brockway, Capt., C. Prochaska. Row 2: J. Gallagher, L. Henry, V. Hendershot, C. Linnen, K. Gallagher, A. Dickinson, G. Frazier, J. Weimer. Row 3: K. Imig, S. Hampton, J. Cummings, D. Schmith, A. Loudin, C. Clark, S. Yelic, T. Umpleby. Row 4: V. Dorrel, A. Lynch, S. Robnett, S. Harrison, C. Fortney. Lower right: One, two, three, four, Five, six, seven, eight ... Beeliners 127 | e— Musical Bees March Over Medina Medina’s Musical Bees showed spirit all the way through the year. Their season started in early August with all-day prac- tices. Even through the intense heat, they practiced to im- 128 prove themselves. These practices proved to be a great help, as in the annual Green-White scrimmage, the Marching Bees were outstanding. As school started, the band was out on the field first period every morning and on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. The Marching Bees performed in the rain at halftime of a Baldwin-Wallace football game. The band added a new twist to their marching by doing some of the latest dances. The band also played at the All Nations Festi- val at Blossom Music Center. Besides all of these perform- ances, the Musical Bees again played at all pep assemblies, football games, and marched in the uptown parades. pe SRSA | Upper left: Here come the Trombones stomping through the city streets | during the Homecoming parade. Upper right: Stephanie, Carolyn, and Tom goof around in the Band Room again before practice. Lower left: Row 1: S. | Kuchle, D. Hunter, M. Larkworthy, C. Ferguson, A. Izold, D. Eastwood, L. | Hendrickson, T. Maher, J. Jessie, J. Kubis, M. McCourt, D. Hefner, L. Badura, C. Eastwood, C. Easton, S. Jobes, T. Steirer, D. Pribula. Row 2: G. Frazier, J. Weimer, T. Sprowls, M. Hyde, J. Peters, D. Komjati, B. Smith, E. Temple, D. Markert, G. Clark, M. Rizzo, G. Phillips, J. Martin, B. Reich, J. Davis, D. | Sanford, G. Crouch, J. Benisch, D. Plummer, C. Markert, L. Henry, J. | Gallagher. Row 3: A. Dickinson, C. Prochaska, K. Cox, K. Acker, C. Reich, T. | Howell, R. Thweatt, M. Koenig, A. Platz, L. Finley, T. Wilkinson, M. Tollafield, B. Jack, R. Howell, K. Nameth, R. Knowles, L. Kilkenny, D. Piskach, B. Dunlap, D. Dusbiber, V. Hendershot, K. Gallagher. Row 4: K. Imig, C. Linnen, P. Plummer, B. Weigand, J. Hardin, T. Fogel, R. Vann, K. Kohanski, D. Klopp, L. Klooz, M. Sprowls, M. Foster, L. Wilcox, L. Morse, R. Wells, C. Williams, T. Smolko, D. Watkins, B. Pershing, C. Ganyard, D. Nos, C. Clark, S. Hampton. Row 5: S. Yelic, D. Schmidth, C. Fortney, D. Greer, K. West, J. Debord, M. Wittman, T. Loas, P. Smith, L. Creadon, D. Mardavich, S. Hodges, D. Tucker, T. Mugrage, J. Lige, V. Hamer, Y. Fain, K. Hunter, C. Mason, T. Wharton, G. Falconer, K. Hendershot, J. Cummings, V. Dorrel. Row 6: A. Loudin, A. Lynch, V. Brockway, B. Freese, M. Ward, S. Kobak, S. Smolko, M. Mohr, B. Wallace, L. Gillis, A. Whitfield, W. Plain, M. Schwartzmiller, M. Gritman, L. Lige, E. Chidsey, C. Eaken, B. Lucas, L. Hendrickson, L. Judkins, T. Umpleby. Row 7: D. Buck, S. Nos, B. Wagner, S. Holloway, J. Kostelnik, G. Thweatt, J. Sobolewski, D. Sobolewski. Lower middle: Brian, Theresa, and Bruce look totally enthused about their performance at the Tuslaw Band Show. Lower right: The trombone section is again trompling through a daytime performance at Rocky River. 29 Concert Band Concert Band is made up of students from the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes. They meet every day second period and practice throughout the year. Con- cert Band participated in several concerts and went to the Band and Choir contest at the University of Akron in April. They expect to improve upon themselves and they might play in another band next year. 130 Top: Where’s the sound? Lower left: A one and a two and ... Lower right: Row 1: T. Wharton, D. Mardavich, D. Nos, C. Mason, J. Saucier, S. Gourley, T. Berger, R. Jenkins, B. Pershing, C. Williams, D. Hunter, D. Greer, J. Penn, W. Plain. Row 2: S. Kobak, L. Hendrickson, E. Chidsey, L. Gillis, P. Kerner, B. Wallace, B. Daugherty, K. Koziel, D. Smith, S. Merrill, J. Chambers, C. Mollohan, B. Rockwell, J. DeBord, D. Watkins, C. Markert, D. Plummner, C. Anderson, L. Morse, M. Foster, M. Sprowls. Row 3: M. McCourt, S. Muhleman, A. Izold, S. Thompson, D. Tilk, D. Weygandt, K. Nameth, R. Thweatt, C. Reich, L. Kilkenny, R. Knowles, J. Martin, J. Davis, E. Temple, D. Komjati, D. Markert. Top Row 1: R. Vann, K. West, K. Hunter, G. Falconer, B. Freese, S. Robnett, M. Ward, S. Jobes, L. Judkens, S. Kuchle, M. Mohr, A. Whitfield, M. Schwartzmiller, S. Smolko, P. Smith, D. Hefner. Row 2: G. Crouch, S. Hodges, V. Hamer, L. Creadon, M. Gritman, T. Mugrage, Y. Fain, J. Lige, D. Tucker, L. Meriac, K. Acker, B. Wiegand, J. Hardin, P. Plummer, T. Wells, L. Klooz, B. Lucas, S. Ensor, S. Anderson, L. Wilcox, K. Kohanski, D. Klopp. Row 3: C. Ferguson, K. Cox, B. Jack, A. Platz, J. Jessie, L. Finley, M. Tollafield, T. Wilkinson, R. Howell, M. Koenig, J. Benisch, C. Eaken, D. Sanford, D. Sobolewski, B. Wagner, B. Smith, J. Peters, G. Thweatt, M. Rizzo, T. Sprowls. Row 4: C. Eastwood, T. Reed, L. Hendrickson, J. Kubis, D. Buck, J. Kostelnik. Symphonic Band Stardusters Lower left: Saxophones: K. Kohanski, L. Klooz, R. Vann, D. Plummer, J. Benisch. Trumpets: C. Ferguson, K. Cox, A. Platz, M. Koenig. Trombones: M. Rizzo, G. Thweatt, B. Smith, B. Wagner. Guitar: C. Schlechty. Piano Electric Piano: P. Plummer, K. Brumbaugh, R. Ward. Drums: T. Reed, M. McCourt, S. Booth. Mallets: C. Eastwood. Lower right: All right, who wrote my phone number here? 131 owing Choir Held Many Concerts Top: Front: S. Bunch, K. Eisenhart, B. Prochaska, D. Klopp, J. Fritz, K. Imig, M. Dreibelbis, L. Seeley. Back; P. Plummer, S. Nos, H. Andrews, M. Lewis, V. Brockway, C. Schlechty, C. Prochaska, J. Jessie, D. Kulchar, T, Howell. Lower left: Tell me more! Lower right: Oh, boys you're so cute! 132 PE 2A ME PAS Dianne The Swing Choir is a group of 18 students singers selected from the Concert Choir. The Swing Choir sang for commu- nity and civic organizations, appeared at many of the high school concerts, and performed in the Vocal Festival and Showtime. They do not practice during regular school hours, but after school on Monday evenings from 6-8 p.m. They have a fine reputation and are a great asset to the music programs at Medina Senior High. Top: Row 1: P. Plummer, H. King, K. Smith, D. Dankhoff, C. Linnen, T. | Steirer, J. Miller, C. Basko, T. Fogel, M. Larkworthy, G. Phillips, B. Atkins, M. Kulchar, T. Horton, C. Horton, J. Franchina, D. Pribula. Row 2: M. Gisewhite, V. Bagley, M. Cummings, C. Bauer, B. King, R. Bunch, M. Harrison, M. Lehman, S. Hogue, T. Rinner, T. Schott, G. Clark, B. Prochaska, S. Yoder, K. Kohanski, A. Dorrel, H. Duplaga. Row 3: L. Gary, K. Jenewein, L. Creadon, B. Wallace, A. Porter, C. Steffen, K. Hunter, D. Cristell, G. Carr, S. Smith, C. Kubitz, L. Finley, A. Loudin, T. Casey, C. Leyda, M. Gourley, M. Evans, L. Powers. Row 4: R. Marco, N. Kundrat, C. Augustine, S. Vance, A. MacDonald, L. Lige, K. White, E. Chidsey, L. Bougher, J. Peterson, K. Acker, T. Mooney, M. Krosse, C. Philpot, K. Anderson, J. Lige, V. Hamer, J. Penn, K. Donovan, K. Wood. | The Varsity Choir consists of students in the tenth, elev- enth, and twelfth grades. They meet every day during fourth period. They were involved in the November con- cert, a Christmas concert, a March corcert, the Vocal Festival, and Showtime. Bottom: Row 1: L. Hoffmann, D. Reich, J. Halama, K. Brumbaugh, M. Gritman, C. Schlechty, B. McDade, J. Lariviere, H. Albrecht, H. Volodkevich, C. Czajka, G. Falconer, S. Eastwood, T. Howell, G. Crouch. Row 2: S. Conrad, L. Anderson, L. Henry, J, Cummings, B. Smith, D. Rios, M. Trainor, D. Haddad, B. Huber, L. Skidmore, J. Fritz, S. Bunch, D. Hoffmann, I. Petersen, P. Smith. Row 3: C. Prochaska, N. Baird, L. Seeley, D. Bowyer, C. Easton, P. Frazier, A. Platz, B. Deane, M. Sprowls, B. Prochaska, K. Imig, V. Dorrel, V. Brockway. Row 4: P. Plummer, D. Kulchar, C. Watkins, T. Henschel, E. Franchina, B. Root, S. Krosse, S. Hofstetter, J. Jessie, S. Morris, M. Dreibilbis, A. Black, S. Nos, K. Eisenhart, D. Klopp, B. Freese, L. Judkins, L. Koenig, B. Naragon. Far right: Hold it out a little longer! Varsity and Concert Choir Concert Choir is building a fine reputation in music with Mr. Carey’s outstanding ability to direct. They have per- formed in a November concert, a Christmas concert, a March concert, and the Vocal Festival. They also were involved in the District and State Choir contests, the musical “Carousel,” and Showtime. 133 Activity Choir Provides Experience The Activity Choir, which is made up of freshmen, held five concerts this year including: a November concert, a Christmas concert, a March concert, the Annual Vocal Festival, and Showtime. We feel that the audience enjoyed the efforts and hard work put forth by the Choir and the instructor, Mr. Carey. 134 Top: Every Good Boy Does Fine! Bottom: Row 1: K. DeFazio, G. Marsh, M. Racketa, D. Guzik, C. Clark, R. Thweatt, K. Jones, D. Pelton, S. Lewandowski, D. Nos, G. Vawter, D. Stiffler, Hoffmann, T. Wharton, D. Varisco, A. Conry, S. Cunningham, C. Jack, H. Hochradel. Row 2: J. Chambers, K. Wethern, C. Eiserlo, T. Bitting, D. Smith, D. Mardavich, C. Harvey, K. Reis, D. Plummer, B. Leu, B. Hotchkiss, M. Beard, T. Keith, L. Gillis, A. Gross, J. Pettit, J. Huddilston, S. Obermeier. Row 3: A. Morse, P. Dooley, C. Eaden, T. Spurlock, S. Heiss, S. Thompson, R. Peterson, M. Fitch, A. Kirchner, C. Staufer, S. Shields, J. Huseman, J. Brenner, D. Schmith, J. DeBord, L. Marquardt, B. Holmes, P. Burke, C. Orr. Row 4: T. Howell, J. Huber, A. Schindelholz, B. Brown, J. Basko, L. Stuart, W. Retizel, D. Casey, N. Robnett, L. Zimmerman, S. Tripepi, M. Perkins, L. Hendrickson, K. Hampton, M. Murray, K. Daubenmire, C. Varney, D. Leister, K. Morris, S. Kuchle, L. Whiteman. This year’s orchestra was extremely busy. They started out with a String Recruiting Program at each of the four elementary schools in October, a string orchestra concert in November, the string orchestra Christmas concert in December, the Annual Winter concert in March in which the full orchestra performed, two children’s concerts in April in the High School auditorium, the Fine Arts Festival in May, and the High School Baccalaureate in June. Randy Ward, Barb Naragon, and Randy Hollopeter participated in the Northeast Ohio Regional Orchestra. Jody Slye, Randy Ward, and Susan Sanford went to Capitol University. Nine students went to Bowling Green to play with their orches- tra. These people are as follows: Violins — David Locke, Jody Slye, Regina Rimsky, Curt Arnold; Violas — Randy Ward, Susan Sanford; Cellos — Leslie Sugden, Randy Hol- lopeter; Bass — Karl Herman. Medina High Orchestra Top: We could make beautiful music together, my dear! Bottom: Row 1: D. Locke, P. Szabo, C. Arnold, C. Staufer, B. Holmes, R. Ward, S. Sanford, L. Sugden, B. Naragon. Row 2: J. Slye, D. Been, P. Dooley, M. Beard, M. Mohr, M. Ward, S. Robnett, P. Smith, R. Overcash. Row 3: K. Herman, R. Rimsky, S. Diffee, D. Plummer, K. Kohanski, K. West, R. Vann, B. Lucas, L. Klooz. Row 4: T. Reed, C. Eastwood, L. Hendrickson, B. Weigand, P. Plummer, K. Cox, C. Ferguson, A. Platz, T. Sprowls, G. Thweatt, M. Rizzo, B. Atkins, K. Herman, T. Wille. Upper left: “A Song for a Friend” Upper right: “Gobble, gobble, gobble!” Lower left: “Sittin’ in the Back Seat Kissing and Hugging with Fred” Lower right: “Welcome back...” 136 S.P.I.C.E., a Special Program Involving Creative Entertain- ment, was held Sunday night, February 20. After many weeks of practice and much talk about the possibility of having to cancel it because of the weather, our fellow students finally got the opportunity to show us their creative talents. The program included both students and faculty members. Sherry Myers showed us that she is not only a star basketball player, but a star Somewhere Over the Rainbow. Who could forget Mr. Stratis and Mr. Cooksey in the backseat kissing and huggin with Fred? Remember Pam Bryenton, Kay Burch, Yoanne Ferguson, Ann a ) Mellert, and Karen Wilder? Boy, do they know how to Turke- e-e Trot! Then there were the “Pistol Packin’ Mamas.” Don't worry, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Heiges, we won't tell anyone it was you. Some of the more impressive performances included Connie Jones, Desiree Kulchar, and Judy Dunn playing the guitar and singing their songs. Sean Krosse and Jovanna Cummings sang “A Song for a Friend,” which was written and composed by Sean. Dave Johnston, Sean Krosse, Robert Kuehn, and Bob McDade did the “Jam” which was also a big success. | Upper left: “I just flew in from Boston; boy, are my arms tired!” Upper right: ‘Come on and Turke-e-e Trot!’ Lower left: Carolyn tells Dave that she can do an ything better than he. Far right: “Somewhere Over the ” Rainbow... 137 Carousel Upper left: Billy Bigelow demonstrates his charm and virility. Middle left: Carrie and Julie discuss Billy’s attraction. Far lower left: The policeman listens attentively as Mr. Bascombe explains how he made the town a quality one. Lower middle: “June is Bustin’ Out All Over!” exclaims Nettie Fowler. Upper middle: June is for lovers. Upper right: Dancing before the clambake to a lively mood. Middle: Everyone joins in the spirit of summer. Lower middle: The clambake is a grand success; after stuffing themselves, the group breaks into song. Far right: Mrs. Mullin tries to entice Billy into leaving Julie and coming back to work for her. 138 Medina High students and their parents made the produc- tion “Carousel” a big success. The dedicated cast played to a full house on April 14, 15, and 16 in the auditorium. Mr. Carey and Mrs. Burke directed the play and opened each performance with stirring renditions from Rodger and Hammerstein’s musical “Carousel.” The story opens in a New England coast town where Mrs. Mullin runs her carousel with the help of her playboy barker, Billy Bigelow. The jealous Mrs. Mullin fires Billy because it is here that he meets Julie Jordan, a mill worker to whom he finds himself attracted. Billy and Julie’s marriage starts Carrie, Julie’s friend, think- ing more seriously of her wonderful Mr. Snow. Because Billy can’t find work, he and Julie move in with Nettie Fowler. After finding out that Julie is going to have a baby, Billy and Jigger Craigin, his friend from the water- front, scheme to rob David Bascombe, the owner of the sewing mill. They decide to pull the job after the clambake while they were supposed to be hunting for treasures which were hidden each year for festivities. At the close of the clambake, Jigger and Billy leave Julie to await the arrival of Mr. Bascombe. Scheming to rob Mr. Bascombe, Billy planned on tricking Bascombe by asking him for the time while Jigger would stab Mr. Bascombe and they both would grab the money CHARACTERS In Order of Appearance Carrie Pipperidge ..........scscsescessesssvsssnseanssonseaneeanscarsansesseeneestserseesscesoee DOCHE Klopp Julie Jordon on... sseseceesssccesssaseccncncneccessacececesseescssszavenensnoeeeesaee Cindy Prochaska Dirt Kirt linen eta seer oe eee hol terneun een Valerie Drockway Billy Bigelow ..........scsccscssesssseseesesneneeeesesneneeseanesesenssananensescanenceeeanenense ney Stan Bunch ASt, POLICEMAN erases crerssescccsess Series Sean Krosse TAVIGTR ASCOT De eee eer ee ee rioters t reeveen MLLKG; LEWIS INGtLIES OW let reser senctrnse Gaeterssontesecs Gucsereontiiacysscsseaeaesoast ..... Karen Eisenhart TOL EG TRO WT Tale ere ce) eas sea eee eat ines caseseantcaes, JOLE. |CSBIE Jigen Craigie, canes gence sasarc ccs ccste seresrsese nace ssasticasiotssesmraaeeneiccnauns ner DAVE Haddad 139 Carousel 2nd Policeman Aces ccicrssn atest .. Lee Skidmore GA Ptalin ssesnirvuiisucs essen tances tinsigeae a agreveet aa ee ee ee EO ee eae Heavenly Friend 3. .ccsesmacaruunatcariaennnet ee en Bree Peoehenicn Starkeeper sss. aavusapiiinwniieeanitremenci ne ee te Dates Frazier LOUIS O ieccennaccy ater ete. ate ssesseveeeerereenerereesereeeee Kim Imig Bnoch- Snow, |Excacnove corer eee Seen COULNOS Principal cmccsnscccrpce se me ee veseeereeees JOHN Lariviere DoctorSeldonius.rrcc tenet ssesseeeeee Peter Frazier and run. But their plan had many unexpected loopholes. For one, they hadn’t planned on Mr. Bascomb carrying a gun, which was a first. When Jigger attacked Bascombe, he 140 pulled a gun, and Jigger took off. Billy couldn’t face Julie or a jail sentence, so he stabbed himself. Just before he died, Julie arrived and tried to comfort him. Billy awakens on the threshold of Heaven. The Heavenly Friend explains to Billy that he isn’t good enough to enter Heaven yet, but can prove himself by going down to Earth for one day and doing a good deed. Fifteen minutes in Heaven meant fifteen years on Earth. Julie had already had a baby girl, who is now facing graduation. Louise is a lonely girl, persecuted by her friends because of her “bad” father. As Billy sees Louise’s suffering, he decides to visit Earth. He took a star from the entrance of the golden gate as a gift. Billy, being a hard-headed stubborn man, never mentioned to Julie that he loved her, but she could sense that he really did. | They could only see him when he wanted them to. Julie found the star and knew he had been there to comfort | Louise and talk to her. ‘As the graduation took place, Louise was sullen. The speaker, Dr. Seldon, told them all to lead their own lives and not depend on the success of their parents. ‘Ss it Ro = ? it. Tee, Billy showed for the graduation and went to Louise and told her that this was true, and she was happier. Then, he went over to Julie and told her he loved her, and she was happier, too. And as the entire cast finished the production of “Carou- sel” by singing “You'll Never Walk Alone,” the curtain fell. Upper far left: Girl talk! Far left: Carrie thinks her Enoch is a dream! Lower far left: Carrie is comforted by Jigger after being caught by Mr. Snow in an embrace with him. Upper middle: The gang hangs around for Nettie’s famous cookies. Upper right: The girls ready the blankets for the clambake that night. Lower middle: Julie comforts Billy before he dies. Lower right: Louise daydreams on the beach. 141 Showtime 777 Upper left: ‘That Song is Drivin’ Me Crazy” by Swing Choir. Upper right: “Bohemian Rhapsody” by Mike Lewis and Swing Choir. Lower left: “Grandma’s Featherbed” by Kim Imig. Lower right: “Gossip” by Jan Halama, Colleen Linnen, Lori Seeley and Cindy Watkins. Next page: Upper left: ‘Make All Our Dreams Come True’ by Heidi Andrews and Jovanna Cummings. Upper middle: “This One's For You” by Brett Prochaska. Upper right: “Sam” by Jovanna Cummings. Lower left: “Dancing Queen” by Swing Choir girls. Lower right: “Abraham, Martin and John” by Swing Choir. 142 Showtime ’77 is one of the most-remembered productions of the year. With appro ximately 300 students from Activity Choir, Varsity Choir, Concert Choir, Swing Choir, and Star- dusters on stage, and the seats in the auditorium filled, it turned out to be an enjoyable event for everyone who attend- ed. The theme was “A Tapestry of Modern Music.” The special acts varied from the very serious, such as “Send in the Clowns,” sung by Karen Isenhart, to the act that got everyone laughing, “Gossip.” In the middle of the show, a quiet and seriousness took over the audience as the Swing Choir sang “Abraham, Martin and John” while slides were being shown of these people who did so much for our country: Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King and John F. Kennedy. The seriousness subsided, however, as Dot Klopp swung into “Bandstand Boogie.” The closing was a hit feature of Showtime ’77 because the entire company performed “I Write the Songs.” ee { 4 | i 143 PEERS ms ae CLUBS MARR RRS ER ay HART Pp et 146 The Medinian members put a lot of time and effort into making this yearbook the best that Medina has ever had. They had to keep their sanity through many complications and total confusion. The time and effort to start the book off right wasn’t enough; they had to keep it going through the whole year. Making layouts, writing copy, and taking pictures were just a few of the things they did. In July, four staff members went to Gettysburg to layout and design the book. In August, the staff gathered to sell ads and get their sections assigned before September. After all the pros and cons were _ weighed, we decided that it was all worth the time and effort to see the result of the best production of a yearbook. Medinian Row 1: K. Christian, P. Polomsky, D. Yates, J. Lipstreu, D. Beck, L. Bougher. Row 2: L. Palamountain, P. Kerner, L. Buck, D. Taylor, J. Peterson, J. Hosick. Row 3: P. Wood, A. Conry, B. Hauck, M. Rademacher. Absent when photo was taken: C. Staufer, Y. Williams, L. Henry. Upper left: Paul who’s this girl in the third row, fifth person? Upper right: Medinian advisor wins Best Dressed Award! Lower left: No, you can’t put pictures of naked guys in the yearbook! Medinamite The Medinamite had a successful paper delivery to the student body and faculty. They informed the students of what was going on with their classmates, teachers, and ad- ministration. The Medinamite class and advisor let their talents burst out 5th period of every day. The energy crisis never stopped these loyal and devoted young people. They made sure the paper came through. The Medinamite is an important part of our school activity schedule. It has humor, seriousness, cartoons, and assorted types of articles and pic- tures. The Medinamite is a lab class with text books to study different kinds of writing. They also receive school papers from various schools throughout Ohio. ean reer omer inn eee ye a Upper left: Row 1: K. Matis, Circulation Manager; C. Spendlove, Copy Editor; L. Bryenton, Editor; A. Lynch, Advertising; J. Shy, Art Editor; J. Hosick, Photographer; K. Green, Assistant Sports Editor; A. Porter, Assistant Art Editor; J. Racketa, Copy Editor. Row 2: V. French, Exchange Editor; J. Renswick, Photographer; D. McLean, Advertising; G. Daum, Sports Editor; J. Scanlon, Business Manager; B. Arrowood, Exchange Editor; Mrs. Neptune, Advisor. Lower left: Yes, Mrs. Neptune, I’m busy. Upper middle: Do you think Mrs. Neptune would notice if I stole 50 copies? Far right: Excuse me, would you like to buy a Medinamite? Lower right: Who me? I didn’t take the prints! Nedinanute lal ay Ty las Upper left: Doesn't Debbie Collins look like a happy homemaker? Future Homemakers of America gave students an opportunity to learn more about home economics outside of a classroom. Members kept busy with various field trips and outings including a trip to West Side Market. The students partici- pating in this club either had or were taking a home econom- ics course in order to be a member. Upper middle: Row 1; K. Anderson, J. Bryson, C. Ferguson, B. Freese, C. Prochaska. Row 2: M. DeVore, S. Phillips, B. Moon, J. Lige, L. Lige. Row 3: L. Amico, M. Lehman, J. Halama, V. French, D. Anderson, K. Kungli. Row 4; Mrs, Lodrick, D. Collins, L. Morawski, C. Bell, J. Keith. The basic purpose of Future Teachers of America was to make arrangements for members to assist elementary school teachers with their classroom work. Lower left: Row 1: S. Eastwood — President, S. Obermeier — Vice President, N. Kerner — Secretary, S. DeVore — Treasurer. Row 2: P. Kerner, T. Goodwin, M. Sexton, D. Sadzewicz, J. Carnes, D. Buck. Art Club members used their talents in many different ways. They made holiday decorations for the halls and art rooms. The club also made scenery for the play and musical. Under the aid of Miss Sullivan and Mr. Libengood, the Art Club showed their artistic ability to people all over Medina. Upper right: Row 1: J. Wagner, M. Miller, S. Thornburg, Y. Ferguson — Vice President, J. Shy — Secretary Treasurer, A. Lynch, Miss M. Sullivan, Co- Advisor. Row 2: D. Been, S. Taugher, S. Foster, D. Sepulveda, M. Foster, L. Gillis. Row 3: P. Polomsky, D. Sherman, B. Bradrick, S. Obermeier, M. Gisewhite, B. Esposito, J. Gobillot. Absent when photo was taken: A. Whitfieldfl— President, Mr. A. Libengood, Co-Advisor. The purpose of the Media Center Aides is to serve the students of the school in meeting the needs of the students. They work in the Media Center during the day at different Art Club Media Center Aides periods in different places. Some work in the back in the Audio Room delivering movies and other equipment. They have a meeting only when they feel one is needed. Lower right: G. Dick, R. Gallucci, M. Miller, B. Root, B. Wagner. Row 2: Mrs. Wiegand, Advisor, B. Buck, J. Pettit, M. Kulchar, S. Hofstetter. Row 3: C. Augustine, N. Kerner, C. Horton, L. Anderson, T. Purgai. Absent when photo was taken: S. Ricker, J. Carnes, S. Fulop, D. Staples. 151 Key Club This year, Key Club was made up of 70 male members who were under the supervision of Mr. Terry Shuman. These men were eager to make Medina High School popular for the best Key Club in the State. They started off every Wednesday in the lecture hall at 6:45 a.m. and usually finished at 7:25 a.m. Here are some of the items on their busy schedule: 1. Key Club members and Parent Orientation Night held in the High School auditorium in October. 2. Key Club International Week, November 15 through 19. 3. Third Annual Sweethearts Dance held in February in the 4. 5. Medina High School cafeteria, when they crowned the Queen and her court. The queen this year was Lori Koenig, and her court attendants were: Senior attendant — Cheryl Koerber, Junior attendant — Kim Imig, Soph- omore attendant — Laura Finley. Seventh Annual Key Club Easter Egg Hunt on April 10 at the Senior High School tennis courts. And last, but not least of their big events, the Key Club recycling center program, held the first Saturday of every month on the corner of West Smith Road and Lake Road. = | o 5. o � = ve ws ‘ OR IS i Jb et, j i era moire ome et Wien CN aE ere es ; f 5S $ a OP Fee Gora FES Satay AG Petey Pd Sah A BS-158 f nN 3 oh 45 : Sb pho Gee be dees st ne Veg heats a. = ape The Celts CR He 05,0) gies FEV ; 3 e ’ 4}! Feb; ‘ ite fas ‘ rs of Bre Be 2% 4 ee% leet neal + @. Ler 5 uf Lh A yn 10% ye See They held many other events, but these are the five main ones of importance that required a lot of attention. The officers were President — John Flanders (Senior); Vice-Presi- dent — Pat Dick (Junior); Secretary — Dan LaBadie (Senior): Treasurer — Richard Luebke (Senior); Senior Board Repre- sentative — Brian Feron; Junior Board Representative — Pete Frazier; Sophomore Board Representative — Jim Fritz; Gover- nor of Division 16 E and W — Scott Stremple. All of these Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores have made Medina proud to have such a club. Peeks eee : + eg J Gs a eo we a oh 9. ORO re Pee yess ¥ Top Row 1: K. Green, B. Brenner, B. Nandrasy, S. Stremple, P. Dick, D. LaBadie, J. Flanders, R. Luebke, B. Feron, P. Frazier, J. Fritz, K. Alber, G. Strouf, C. Morris. Row 2: C. Febus, A. Hickman, T. Kovalchik, S. Tuchek, M. ‘Miller, M. Koenig, K. Taylor, D. McLean, F. Luppino, B. Huber, R. Locke. Row 3: L. Amico, J. Barensfield, B. Wagner, S. Fesko, M. Fisher, B. Jividen, T. Maher, M. Gorfido, T. Rinner, J. Hickey. Row 4: D. Locke, P. McDade, S. Smith, J. Overcash, D. Reid, M. Easton, E. Krichbaum, J. Connolly, J. Lariviere, M. Lewis, C. Howard, J. Cotman. Row 5: B. Hauck, D. Haddad, M. Trainor, A. Black, S. Stiffler, S. Nos, T. Stremple, G. Huff, R. Eastwood, ik Pinozzi, G. Korte. Row 6: J. Haarmeyer, R. Klooz, D. Rios, D. Sobolewski, C. Clark, B. Schmidt, C. Kassel, M. Kaspar, B. Blair, M. Farnham, M. Kirchner. Lower left: Here are some happy-go-lucky fellows who have sunny smiles at the Easter egg hunt. Lower right: M. Fisher, D. McLean, B. Feron, J. Flanders, and D. LaBadie gather together to show a little class. Bottom: The Sweetheart queen and her court and their Key Club escorts. Lower right: Bob Donnelly and Sophomore attendant Laura Finley seem to be taking it nice and slow at the Sweetheart dance. Foreign Language Club Science Club The Foreign Language Club did several things throughout the year. They started the year with a successful Octoberfest, which was held on November 1. In the middle of December, they went caroling. In late February, they held an enjoyable Mardi Gras. The club went to-a fancy foreign restaurant in April. And then another memorable year ended with a ban- quet in May. You're 15 seconds short on that hamburger! Top: Row 1: K. Minton, S. Kuchle, B. Wiegand, G. Clark, I. Petersen — Secretary, L. Chappell — President, H. Volodkevich — Vice President, M. Lehman — Treasurer, L. Amico, B. Brenner, J. Flanders, B. Wolfe, B. McDade, B. Flaminio. Row 2: K. Leggett, K. Morris, K. Max, P. Kerner, B. Moon, M. Easton, M. Schafer, J. 154 Barensfeld, T. Bitting, M. Smith, C. Spendlove, J. Marshall, B. Wagner, K. Pecoraro, V. Richards. Row 3: J. Maria, B. Church, R. Dietrich, M. Kulchar, B. Brown, M. Secton, E. Worley, J. Foose, K. Kungli, J. Haarmayer, S. Thompson. Row 4: J. Pettit, L. Weaver, M. Wittman, J. Gobillot, J. Carpenter, B. Greer, K. Tuck, S. Smith, N. Robnett, C. Clark, T. Maher, P. McDade. Row 5: J. Peterson, D. Beck, P. Kirkham, L. Moran, J. Jameyson, S. Robnett, A. Lynch, C. Howard, A. Johnson, M. Dick, M. Kaspar, M. Miller, R. Gallucci. Row 6: D. Pelton, K. Jones, D. Weygandt, B. Jividen, R. Jones, J. Marcellus, G. Carr, R. Petersen, S. Tuchek, K. Fedor. Row 7: E. Temple, R. Kramer, R. Goodyear, K. Denski, C. Stipak, A. Fotheringham, W. Reitzel, L. Stewart, C. Basko, S. Eastwood, E. Chidsey, M. Davey. Row 8: J. Martin, T. Fogel, J. McDonald, B. Evans, M. Moyer, R. Vann. : Mr. Shuman, Advisor, with Mark Seeger as President and Barb Naragon as Secretary-Treasurer, helped the Science Club have one of their best years. They have had field trips to many interesting places such as NASA. Science Club consists of approximately 80 members and they meet in the science lab whenever a meeting is necessary. ] Bottom: Row 1: C. Steffen, L. Hoffmann, S. Wilkens, B. Naragon — Secretary Treasurer, T. Chantler, K. Green, B. Nandrasy, E. Fontaine, M. Schafer, B. Brenner, R. Knochs. Row 2: K. West, J. Foose, D. Stiffler, G. Kirschling, J. Silcox, B. Moon, J. Shy, J. Lariviere, B. Flaminio, F. Luppino. Row 3: J. Linderman, G. Menon, K. McClaning, M. Waldrop. S. Snook, D. Miner, C. Czajka, B. Huber, M. Fisher, S. Fesko, S. Stremple. Row 4: S. Hofstetter, B. Crooks, R. Mason, S. Heiss, K. Max, M. Smith, M. Sexton, G. Thomas, M. Seeger — President, D. Eastwood, D. Moyer. Row 5: S. DeVore, N. Kerner, B. Buck, D. Kiefer, C. Eiserlo, D. Guzik, J. Kubis, J. Langan, P. Oblak, J. Halama, S. Haumesser. Caring was the main motivation that kept this club in action. The Youth Association for Retarded Citizens had a large _membership, but only had about 20 active members. The _ Association had a Halloween party, two dances, a spaghetti dinner, an Easter egg hunt, and a bike hike that raised close to a thousand dollars. Mrs. Virginia Harris was the advisor from the Achievement Center, who attended the meetings every other Wednesday. Officers for the 1976-77 year were = Youth Association for Retarded Citizens President — Lisa Bednar, Vice President — Francis Mollica, Secretary — Lynn Palamountain, Treasurer — Paul Wood. The club also sold carnations at Thanksgiving and held several bake sales. Top Row 1: J. Marshall, L. Jackson, P. Wood — Treasurer, L. Palamountain — Secretary, F. Mollica — Vice President, L. Bednar — President, C. Easton, T. Umpleby, B. Phillips, T. Klimko. Row 2: T. Mollica, H. Volodkevich, V. Richards, L. Henry, C. Bender, C. Hood, K. Gallagher, C. Fortney, S. Jobes, J. Halama. Row 3: A. Hickman, G. Meadows, S. Fesko, P. Woolsteen, C. Bell, J. Keith, P. Bryenton, K. Burch, A. Mellert. Row 4: J. Peterson, B. King, A. Dorrel, D. Talbert, S. Harper, R. Dietrich. Absent when photo was taken: M. Rademacher. Upper right: Eight for me, one for you; eight for me, one for you ... Lower left: Lisa Bednar wishes her grades could be picked this easily. Lower right: Lynn Jackson remembers the time when guys use to pick flowers for her! O.W.A. O.W.E. Much like O.W.E., O.W.A. helps students adjust to outside life. They had a few bake sales to raise money for the O.W.A. parent-employer picnic. Then at the end of the year, they had an O.W.A. Student Award Presentation through the State Department. Upper left: I'll close my eyes and pick one! Top: Row 1: L. Dvorak, S. Knoch, D. Taylor, R. Bowman. Row 2: K.T. Griffor, D. Cooper, K. Dilly, B. Stewart. Row 3: M. Smeade, T. Hauke, T. Siegfried, D. Frank. Absent when photo was taken: D. Tetlak, D. Dunn, T. Fretz, K. Newman, R. Hastings. Occupational Work Experience gives students a chance to get out and see what life is like and to get a job. They had an O.W.E. bowling tournament, where everyone had a good time. Then everyone got busy and worked on the Christmas card project. For the Christmas spirit, they helped a family have a better and happier Christmas. In the spring, they got all their employers together for the Employee cookout. Bottom: Row 1: L. Chambers — Ohio Day Car Center, P. Hood — Moxley Stables, C. Fleeman — Hutchins Plumbing, K. Morgan — Buehler’s Market. Row 2: Mr. Calich — Coordinator, J. Fleeman — Crestview Nursing Home, S. Schulte — Medina Metal Fabrications M E Shell, R. Bowman — Halleen Ford, J. Semmelhaack, G S Stables, C. Niemann — ALC Company, G. Jenkins — Snacks, E. Duplaga — Moxley Stables, J. Westland — Buehler’s Market. Row 3: K. Smith — Buehler’s Market, M. McQueeney, Shetler’s Lawnmowers, Inc., P. Neidert — Buehler’s Market, B. Kaczenski — Buehler’s Market, D. Hawker — Medina Community Hospital, L. Brinker — Republic Powered Metals, M. Schlechty — Medina City Schools Maintenance, N. Canfield — Sidney Fenn Schools, D. Morgan — Medina Community Hospital. To get into O.W.E. II, one has to have his application entered in the spring. The students attended eight summer sessions for one-half summer school credit. All the jobs were ap- proved by Mr. Myers. The students worked a minimum of fifteen hours a week. Throughout the year, they had a Medina © Bowling Tournament. Other events which took place were various field trips and guest speakers for different meetings. At the end of the year, they had a banquet for the employees. Top: Row 1: J. Johnson, D. Knaflich, A. Freeland, K. Mains, Mr. Myers. Row 2: J. Browning, M. Casey, M. Frank, N. Nemetz, R. Williams, S. Sams, J. Boyes. Row 3: N. Madden, B. Penrose, J. Arthur, R. Lawrence, M. Hiel. Absent when photo was taken: P. Moine, J. Dillon. Work Study helps a student to develop an awareness of skills needed for successful work occupation. They sold candles and candy in order to hold a banquet. O.W.E. II Work Study Bottom: Row 1: J. Roberts, E. Moretto, K. Lee, D. Savage, S. Laning, H. Rademacher. Row 2: T. Hamilton, B. Ward, P. Huy, K. Reagle, T. Riffel, D. Cooper. Row 3: G. Everett, E. Poling, B. Haver, C. McKenzie, F. Ogelvie, R. White. Absent when photo was taken: J. Lee, S. Hampton, A. Fetzer. Re AE RED ERAS NOE VISE NS? Ski Club Ski Club consisted of many students who were interested in hitting the white slopes. Three different groups were formed with one meeting a week, either Monday afternoons or Mon- day evenings at Brandywine, or Wednesday evening at Bos- ton Mills. This made it easier for more people to join. Over 275 people were in Ski Club, making it one of the largest in Ohio. Mr. O’Connor has been the advisor for five years. He has put a lot of time in préparing everything for the ski trip on which approximately 50 members went on. Monday afternoon (Brandywine): M. Ash, K. Borsich, B. Bradrick, B. Buck, J. Carpenter, D. Dankhoff, M. Deyling, J. Geary, M. Gritmann, K. Klucher, M. Klucher, M. Krejci, R. Kuehn, L. Lewandowski, J. Malone, J. Malone, C. Markert, D. Markert, D. Markert, S. Markert, S. Markert, B. McDade, A. McDonald, E. McDonald, B. Moon, S. Ohly, G. Rupert, D. Sheldon, S. Simboli, C. Strassner, S. Sugden, D. Wood, K. Wood. Chaperones: Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Zeff. Monday evening (Brandywine): K. Amico, L. Anderson, T. Augustine, K. Alber, S. Baltimore, C. Bender, L. Bogdan, J. Brintnall, K. Brumbaugh, D. Cappella, T. Casey, C. Cayce, L. Chrisinger, B. Chronister, S. Cleary, L. Creadon, G. Denton, P. Dick, M. Diehl, A. Dorrel, T. Doyle, K. Dunn, D. Ehrhardt, M. Ehrhardt, L. Finley, D. Frank, G. Frazier, P. Frazier, V. French, A. Fullerton, J. Gallagher, B. Gardner, D. Gardner, C. Gillis, S. Graham, M. Grondin, J. Harbath, S. Hastings, T. Hauke, D. Hefner, J. Hendrickson, T. Henschel, J. Hofstetter, J. Holly, D. Holston, D. Holzheimer, J. Huddilston, J. Huseman, L. Hyde, D. James, M. James, D. Jamison, B. Jividen, A. Jones, L. Jones, A. Kirchner, M. Kirchner, C. Koenig, K. Koziel, B. Krans, J. Kubis, C. Kubitz, D. LaBadie, D. Lang, S. Leidig, C. Linnen, T. Loas, A. Loudin, T. Lungaro, V. Lungaro, T. Maher, P. Manning, L. Marguardt, P. Martin, K. Max, B. Meadows, L. Meriac, K. Morris, C. Morris, M. Miller, K. Moyer, M. Murphy, M. Murphy, J. Murray, M. Murray, A. Niese, K. O'Donnell, J. Overcash, K. Palamountain, R. Peterson, B. Petty, S. Phillips, K. Pike, B. Polo, T. Raker, K. Reber, W. Reitzel, V. Richards, D. Rios, L. Roper, L. Rowan, P. Sansonette, T. Schafer, A. Schindelholtz, J. Schirripa, J. Schirripa, K. Schwarz, P. Schwenk, K. Shaw, P. Simboli, D. Sobolewski, J. Sobolewski, P. Steinle, L. Stewart, J. Strouf, C. Stipak, L. Sully, K. Taylor, P. Thewlis, S. Thornburg, D. Tilk, T. Torgerson, K. Tuck, C. Varney, L. Wang, J. Weimer, M. Wendell, L. Wilcox, T. Wille, J. Wilson, L. Worley, R. Thompson — President Advisor: Stan O’Connor. Chaperones: Miss Csanyi, Mrs. Sobolewski, Mr. Sorge, Miss Sullivan, Miss Taylor. Wednesday evening (Boston Mills): H. Albrecht, L. Amico — Vice President, K. Anderson, S. Anderson, J. Andrews, B. Arbaugh, C. Arnold, J. Barensfeld, D. Been, J. Begley, C. Bell, M. Bright, G. Clark, A. Dickinson, J. Dooley, P. Dooley, V. Dorrel, D. Driscoll, G. Drollinger, D. Eastwood, B. Espostio, B. Evans, S. Fesko, D. Francisco, D. Fullerton, R. | 4 = = ee é a ak gs LL TT rere re x F Gallucci, M. Gannon, A. Green, B. Grider, D. Haddad, F. Haddad, C. Hall, B. Ho ckey Club and Hauck, R. Hauck, L. Hawkins, L. Hendrickson, N. Heskamp, A. Hickman, M. Holderfield, B. Jack, C. Jedlicka, S. Jensen, M. Kaspar, M. Kaspar, P. Kaspar, r r 4 C. Kassel, J. Keith, T. Keith, A. Kerns, L. King, E. Krichbaum, K. Kubitz, A. Wel ht Liftin Kuehn, S. Kuehn, S. LaBadie — Secretary, J. Linderman, M. Linderman, J. 2 © Lipstreu, A. Lynch, D. Maletz, S. Martin, K. McGill, G. Meadows, M. Miller, B. Molnar, D. Moyer, D. Moyer — Treasurer, B. Moran, fay Moucha, J. Nixon, P. Weight Lifting Club and team made up of male muscle men, had the blood for competition, and they Noonan, J. O'Donnell, T. Pecoraro, M. Rader, T. Ramer, M. Rand, S. Robnett, a ee ae . Age Group Name Place Event Date Class Total K. Rych, J. Scanlon, L. Seeley, P. Simko, B. Taylor, B. Tuchek, S Tuchek, Gea taas Gat mralimeer “aid jr. Ohio State (aceepna nase ee Vawter, L. Vawter, B. Wagner, C. Whiteman, M. Wible, P. Wilkens, S. 16-17 Gary Drollinger _1st Jr. Lake Erie February 27 198+ 3753 Wilkens, T. Wille, K. Wise, P. Wood, P. Woolsteen, L. Zipter, Head Advisor: eee Fee ae ne ap , ie - é : . Lake 2 ary 2 5+ 245 Stan O’Connor. Chaperones: Mrs. Jividen, Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Wood. Lower egy : Las vi preg aoe left: Do you think Lynn Bogdan will ever be a professional skier? Lower right: 16-17 Pete Wilkens Ist Jr. Lake Erie February 27 198+ 295+ ’ Pe District Look, Ma, I'm standin’! 16-17 Phil Maria 2nd Jr. Lake Erie February 27 165+ 305+ District Hockey Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Wilkinson, had ' ° steve: Fesko and Lay Erie February 27 1652 3452 two te ams, Green and White which would play two other 18-19 Curt Kassel ard Bok February 27 198 310 a Istric teams from different schools. These games were played at i617 Bruce Jack ard Jr. Lake Erie February 27-148 250% District Hudson Ice Barn on Sunday mornings from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Bottom: Row 1: M. Klein, J. Trombley, K. Califf, J. Swingle, B. Arbaugh, P. Top Row 1: J. Barensfeld, L. Amico, T. Wilkinson, B. Hauck, J. Wendell, M. Varia, T. Osborne. Row 2: Mr. Klingel, G. Strouf, J. Kubis, T. Maher, E. Miller, B. Tuchek, R. Hauck. Row 2: J. Schirripa, K. Fedor, B. Wagner, M._ Krichbaum, B. Tuchek. Row 3: P. Frazier, D. Swingle, P. Wilkens, G. Kaspar, S. Stiffler, T. Pecoraro, R. Keeling, S. Smith, S. Tuchek. Drollinger, S. Fesko, C. Kassel. 159 Student Council Top: Row 1: N. Robnett, R. Bunch — Treasurer, P. Polomsky — Secretary, V. Doerner — President, L. Polo — Vice President, D. Schmith, M. Moyer. Row 2: Miss Cowden, M. Gorfido, J. Carnes, J. Carpenter, V. Richards, K. Kubitz, L. Jackson. Row 3: M. Farkas, M. Wible, A. Kirchner, D. Schmith, J. Huddilston, G. Nemes. Row 4: D. Haddad, D. Pelton, J. Galloway, B. Esposito, S. Phillips, D. Talbert Upper left: I'll take a shot at the next freshman that walks by! Lower left: Diane in a Greek pose! Lower right: What’s up Doc? A HVE aa 160 This year’s Student Council committee made its best effort to make this year a memorable one. They have had a hand in a lot of the main events. Some of them were Homecoming, the Mock convention, Teachers Appreciation Week, the donkey basketball game and they sponsored many dances. They concern themselves with conferences on the absenteeism. Their contribution to the orientation for the new students was greatly accepted. For the great work that has been done, the credit goes to the Student Council. The Advisor, Miss Cowden; President, Val Doerner, Vice President, Lisa Polo; and Treasurer, Ron Bunch. Drama Club’s main efforts of the year were producing shows such as the play, “The Mouse That Roared.” S.P.I.C.E., and the musical, “Carousel.” The club is made up of the crews, along with some of the acting roles. The crews include the technical work, stage lighting, make-up, props, and costumes. Top: Row 1: B. Freese, D. Klopp, A. Lynch, V. Brockway. Row 2: S. Krosse, B. Wiegand, G. Clark, D. Dankhoff, D. Cappello, K. Wethern, D. Kulchar, J. Lariviere. Row 3: J. Marshall, D. Reich, K. Eisenhart, M. Smith, L. Lowery, K. Smith, J. Shy, B. Prochaska, A. Kisilewicz. Row 4: C. Stipak, L. Sully, J. Marcellus, L. Stewart, A. Morse, T. Bitting, S. Haumesser, N. Kisilewicz, R. Mauo. Row 5: J. Jessie, S. Bunch, H. Albrecht, J. Bryson, L. Hoffmann, M. Miller, M. Krejci, D. Moyer, C. Clark. Row 6: B. Moon, C. Spendlove, B. Huber, J. Linderman, C. Czajka, M. Fisher, J. Flanders, B. Brenner, M. Schafer. Row 7: G. Fotheringham, B. Daugherty, K. Kubitz, J. Carpenter, B. Wolfe, J. Foose, B. McDade. Row 8: S. DeVore, C. Prochaska, M. Lehman, L. Amico, L. Lige, I. Peterson, L. Judkins, D. Hoffmann. Row 9: N. Kerner, M. Kulchar, B. Brown, S. Obermeier, M. Sexton, D. Perrea, E. Worley. Drama Club Thespians Thespians are a select group of Drama Club members who have shown more interest and have the ability for better acting. They are the people who have charge of the crews. Bottom: Row 1: B. Prochaska, B. Wiegand, G. Fotheringham, D. Klopp, K. Smith. Row 2: V. Brockway, J. Jessie, A. Lynch, Ernestina Mooney, B. Freese, J. Bryson, J. Shy. 161 The Mouse That Roared Upper left: Professor Kokintz, Debbie, Jill, and three of Tully’s soldiers are about to be presented to Queen Gloriana. Upper middle: Matt Krosse, one of Tully's soldiers, marches on New York. Upper right: Queen Glorianna explains a problem. Lower left: Ann has had a little accident? Lower middle: Tully Bascom is giving some American tourists, Mary, Pam, Jane, and Fran, a lesson on Grand Fenwick’s birds. Upper far right: A soldier presents the deadly Q Bomb to some of the court, the kidnapped Professor Kokintz, and Count Mountjoy. Far right: Beth Kerns presents a poster for the play, “The Mouse That Roared.” Lower right: A picture of the cast during dress rehearsal. = War! Grand Fenwick, the microscopic little “mouse” of a country declares war on the United States. Queen Gloriana the XII was desperate in her hopes of saving the expeditionary forces led by Tully Bascom to the U.S. Tully is sent to New York in broad daylight, wearing full battle dress and attacking with bows and arrows. Tully succeeds in capturing General Snippet, his daughters, Profes- sor Kokintz, and the dangerous Q Bomb. Upon his return, Tully and his prisoners are presented to Queen Gloriana, who explains that Tully wasn’t supposed to win, but to lose. Grand Fenwick could then receive war reparations and be saved from bankruptcy! The President of the U.S. sends the Secretary of State, Ches- ter Brown, to negotiate affairs with Gloriana, but she de- mands 1 million dollars and an annual tribute of 12 dozen pomegranate then that he cannot alter the function of the Q Bomb; thus, it makes Grand Fenwick the most powerful country in the world! ROAR... 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Carpenter MITE ocho ccecesssacecocscentseeeceseosseseeeceseoeeese BUNNY Wiegand John Lariviere co cisy cece ycatsenseecseonecsnsescisonnsseessvsesseeersenseeee ALY LYNCH Bill Wolfe G.A.A. and G.L.C. The Girls Athletic Association kept very active this year. They have had at least one meeting per month in the lecture hall. They planned several activities which included going roller skating and canoeing. They had a very humorous initiation by having the new members of the club walk around in unusual costumes just for one day out of the school year. Upper left: If only Mary Gee’s friends could see her now! Top: Row 1: C. Fortney, K. Gallagher, T. Umpleby, H. Volodkevich, N. Robnett, L. Buck — President, L. Bednar — Vice President, L. Jackson — Treasurer, K. Burch, L. Chrisinger, B. Kerns. Row 2: C. Easton, K. Matis, C. Philpot, T. Klimko, F. Campbell, C. Bell, N. Heskamp, J. Keith, M. Rademacher, T. Steirer, L. Klooz. Row 3: M. Jaeger, D. McAlonan, J. Wu, A. Kerns, J. Gallagher, K. Imig, D. 164 Schmith, A. Lynch, P. Esposito, M. Boron, L. Badura. Row 4: L. Vawter, P. Manning, A. Niese, J. Strouf, J. Franchina, P. Lyon, S. Cunnigham, C. Orr, J. Huddilston, C. Jack. Row 5: K. Alber, L. Moran, J. Jameyson, G. Nemes, K. Tuck, S. Smith, M. Wible, M. Gee, J. Huffilston, K. Kohanski, S. Yoder. Row 6: J. Marshall, K. Wethern, M. Fitch, C. Wells, B. Burton, E. Johnson, G. Thomas, M. Sexton, K. Brumbaugh, J. Halama. Row 7: T. Goodwin, J. Lige, V. Hamer, M. Racketa, J. Smead, K. White. Row 8: S. Myers, J. Hosick, L. Koenig, C. Atkins, T. Torgerson, A. Schindelholz, L. Anderson, C. Kubitz, L. Finley, K. Acker. This year, the Girls Leaders Club sponsored a girl in Taiwan named Tsai-Huel Chu. Twenty dollars a month was sent to her for her expenses like clothing, education, and food. GLC sold spirit ribbons and ticket to all sports events. For their community service, they went on a goodwill drive and made a club effort on the March of Dimes Walk-a-thon, and helping Key Club with various projects. GLC had time to go canoeing with Key Club, visited Jaycee’s Haunted House, had Bt ARAM ee MR MT He eresis pot luck dinners, and exchanged secret pal gifts on holidays. They sponsored basketball brothers, also. The Girls Leaders Club kept very busy this year, and thanks to their contribu- tion, the year was a success. Bottom: Row 1: P. Plummer, L. Hoffman — Chaplain, L. Bednar — President, L. Jackson — Vice President, C. Spendlove — Secretary Treasurer, K. Eisenhart, Mrs. Neptune. Row 2: S. Robnett, V. Brockway, H. Volodkevich, J. Hosick, S. Kirkham, L. Koenig, R. Dietrich. Row 3: A. Dickinson, H. Albrecht, J. Linderman, I. Peterson, J. Shy, M. Jaeger. Pep Club, one of the largest organizations at MHS this year, pursued the art of spirit-making through the hall, gym, and locker decorations for the athletes and cheering extra loud at games and pep assemblies. Almost every Thursday and Friday, you would see a lot of intelligent Pep Club members racking their brains out for some cute, witty slogan to try and Pep Club boost the team to victory. A special thanks to Jill Bryson, Kim Matis, and Marla Fortney for the terrific spirit poem on the football page. Top: Row 1: G. Meadows, L. Hyde, M. Rader, ‘L. Chappell, C. Basko, V. Doerner, H. Albrecht, K. Matis, G. Frazier — Treasurer, T. Klimko — President, K. Gallagher — Vice President, L. Lowery, A. Morris, P. Woolsteen, M. Rademacher, H. Volodkevich, R. Petersen, S. Thompson, D. Driscoll, B. Smith. Row 2: T. Bitting, W. Reitzel, V. Richards, L. Palamountain, C. Clark, D. Schmith, C. Berry, L. Whiteman, T. Mooney, A. Sloan, G. Carr, S. Lewis, D. Cappello, A. Niese, L. Henry, S. Robnett, N. Robnett, D. Casey, L. Stewart, A. Morse, M. Wible. Row 3: S. Davis, J. Dunning, D. Hayhurst, A. Kirchner, D. Smith, G. Marsh, S. Tripepi, L. Anderson, S. Kuchle, K. Morris, A. Mellert, P. Bryenton, Y. Ferguson, L. Chrisinger, K. Burch, K. Amico, L. Bryenton, M. Jaeger, A. Porter, V. Sprankle, D. Kulchar. Row 4: L. Bogdan, A. McDonald, V. French, A. Hammond, N. Danes, J. Chambers, S. Baltimore, C. Bender, L. Henry, S. Myers, J. Hosick, R. Dietrich, V. Haumesser, L. King, M. Yarussi, C. Philpot, L. Morawski, B. Phi llips, P. Polomsky, J. Lipstreu. ‘Row 5: H. King, J. Davis, J. Kinney, J. Jameyson, M. Raaf, F. Slaughter, D. Miller, J. Penn, B. King, N. Heskamp, K. Judson, S. LaBadie, K. Alber, C. Bell. F. Campbell, M. Dooley, L. Anderson, T. Torgerson, M. Walton, S. Haumesser. Row 6: L. Gary, S. Vance, M. Gisewhite, P. Lyon, D. Charron, J. Franchina, G. Thomas, T. Casey, A. Dorrel, S. Simboli, C. Kubitz, M. Dick, K. Tuck, S. Smith, S. Phillips, S. Cunningham, C. Orr, F. Mollica, C. Hood, J. Phillips, M. Huffman. Row 7: K. Acker, J. Bryson, C. Easton, C. Fortney, L. Lige, J. Gallagher, L. Finley, J. Basko, J. Brenner, J. Huseman, A. Conry, C. Jack, J. Huddilston, J. Strouf, B. Blair, J. Wardle, B. Rockwell, J. Smead, K. White, A. Schindelholz, J. Jodway. Row 8: M. Schwartzmiller, A. Johnson, C. Howard, P. Martin, L. Marquardt, S. Yoder, K. Koziel, J. Huddilston, D. Schmith, T. Henschel, P. Manning, L. Wang, D. Talbert, A. Loudin, M. Racketa, J. Lige, D. Dankhoff, J. Peterson, L. Bougher, D. Hefner, M. Fortney. OR ZJOUWN atu Lu sun 165 Soccer Club American Field Service Upper left: The fundamentals of soccer are pointed out by Mario and Kao: the main object of the game is to get the ball. Upper middle: Row 1: R. Rizzo, G. Rupert, M. Grondin, L. Marty, P. Devauyt, P. Gaudreault, D. Leuchtag. Row 2: E. Franchina, A. Fotheringham, J. Wilson, D. Shorthouse, M. Davey. Row 3: R. Kramer, C. Lemin, B. Jividen, J. Foose. Absent when photo was taken: M. Vachetta, K. Thao, T. Luppino. Soccer Club is a group of students who enjoy soccer and play for fun. Girls and boys play, and it is not an easy game. The club plays in front of the school and they soon hope to have a scholastic soccer team to play against other schools. A.F.S. is a small group of students who help out with the county division to host the foreign exchange students. The student that was hosted last year was Mario Vachetta. For their money-raising projects, they held a fish bowl, which the Seniors won, a few bake sales, and bought a movie for the school, Little Big Man. They had several parties, a Thanksgiving dinner, and an end-of-the-year dinner. Dur- ing the summer, Helen Volodkevich and Julie Shy will be sent to foreign countries by A.F.S. Upper left: Row 1: V. Richards, H. Volodkevich, M. Vachetta, J. Peterson, R. Vann. Row 2: Mrs. Schmidt, P. Kerner, A. Porter, S. Morton, B. Petty, J. Shy. i iii Rs A eon i ini ductnettnn ip 166 National Honor Society National Honor Society is made up of 50 students who rank in the top of their graduating class. They have shown outstanding efforts in many subject areas. Most of these students were participating in A.P. classes and honor classes. Mrs. Demuth was the advisor for this club. Con- gratulations to these students this year and in the years to come! Row 1: Mrs. Demuth, B. Weigand, T. Wille, K. Amico, V. Richards, H. Volodkevich, B. Prochaska, J. Shy, S. Spendlove. Row 2: K. West, L. Hoffmann, T. Sprowls, K. Isenhart, J. Sly, L. Bryenton, B. Kerns, S. Kirkham. Row 3: V. Brockway, L. Lowery, G. Fotheringham, S. Eastwood, B. Moon, C. Czajka, J. Hosick, S. Murphy, R. Hollopeter. Row 4: P. Plummer, S. Robnett, D. Hoffmann, S. Fesko, R. Vann, I. Peterson, J. Cummings, S. Foster, A. Dickinson, C. Howard. Row 5: R. Lakin, M. Waldrop, P. Frazier, M. Lewis, R. Tetzel, L. Buck, J. Linderman. Row 6: R. Ward, K. Steffen, B. Naragon, J. Connolly, M. Sexton, J. Langan, K. Taylor, B. Jividen, D. Locke. Absent when picture was taken: L. Bednar, R. Dietrich, J. Drollingers, L. Jackson, S. Lorek, F. Luppino, D. Markert, M. Seeger, J. Sobolewski, S. Wilkens, S. Gourley, M. Rizzo, B. Saganes. Lower left: If you could only read my mind, Taylor ( @%!)! Lower right: Cousin It. (Susanna Wilkens) 167 EDUCATION ISA SERIOUS BUSINESS FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Administration Upper left: Left to right: Mrs. Marilyn Clark, Board Member; Mr. H.M. Jaeger, Board Member; Mr. C. Donald Bramley, Board Member; Mr. Leonard Morse, Vice President; Mr. L. Thomas Skidmore, President; Ms. Jeanne Veverka, Secre- tary. Upper right: Mr. P. Tom Murray, Assistant Principal (Grades 9 and 10); Middle: Mr. John Kaczenski, Superinten- dent; Lower left: Mr. Paul Muha, Assist- ant Superintendent; Lower right: Mr. Robert W. Dague, Assistant Principal (Grades 11 and 12); Far right: Mr. Augie Rios, Principal 170 Faculty and Staff Upper left: Mrs. Sonny Wilkinson, Attendance Aide Upper middle: Mrs. Alberta Taylor, Administrative Secretary Upper right: Mrs. Betty Boyer, Guidance Secretary Lower left: Mrs. Mary Mast, Telephone Operator Lower middle: Mrs. Lois Anderson,-Teacher Aide Lower right: Mrs. Jean Thornburg, Administrative Secretary 172° Faculty and Staff Upper left: Mr. Joe Swinglish, Science Chairman Upper middle: Mr. Alan Cooksey, Social Studies Lower left: Mr. Dale Weygandt, Health Lower middle: Mrs. Jeannette Heiges, English Far right: Mrs. Stephanie McClung, Athletic Secretary 174 Faculty and Staff Upper left: Mr. Manuel Millor, Languages Upper middle: Miss Linda Ocepek, English Lower left: Mrs. Helen Streett, Special Education Lower middle: Mrs. Georgana Anderson, English Far right: Mr. Alan Darner, Business 176 Faculty and Staff Upper left: Mr. James Valentine, Social Studies Upper middle: Mrs. Jeanette Neptune, English Chairman Lower left: Mrs. Elizabeth Zeff, Social Studies Lower middle: Mr. John Carrick, Special Education Far right: Mrs. Elizabeth Webber, Reading Specialist 178 fe fa Pia 7 aeeerey A 8: Ohta gar whteae Ae MNiggee zee Mal PRR. «8 they SS ‘ ag Pee moo a. 4 : 1729 Faculty and Staff Upper left: Miss Dianne Taylor, Business Upper middle: Mr. David L. Brewer, Mathematics Chairman Lower left: Mr. Daniel Halcik, Languages and Social Studies Lower middle: Mr. John Street, Social Studies Far right: Mr. Mark Stratis, Social Studies 180 Faculty and Staff Upper left: Mr. James Cheuvront, Industrial Arts Chairman Upper middle: Mr. Doug Walker, Science Lower left: Mr. John Shuman, Science Lower middle: Mrs. Dottie Wood, Media Aid Far right: Mr. Delmar Phillips, Business Chairman 182 OO INAS INGE Faculty and Staff Upper left: Mrs. Eleanor McCandless, English Upper middle: Mr. Dennis Interliggi, Mathematics Lower left: Mr. Michael Davanzo, Foreign Language Lower middle: Mr. Kenneth Sanford, Music Far right: Mrs. Diane Nelson, Mathematics 184 185 Faculty and Staff Upper left: Mr. James Baker, Languages Upper middle: Mr. George Paidas, Mathematics Lower left: Miss Mary Sullivan, Art Lower middle: Miss Jeanne Pritchard, Physical Education Far right: Mrs. Sue Kramer, Home Economics 186 eee nen Faculty and Staff Upper left: Mrs. Ann Whitman, Mathematics Upper middle: Mr. Don Elrick, English Lower left: Mrs. Mary Wanko, Physical Education Lower middle: Mr. Richard Clevidence, L.D. Tutor Far right: Mrs. Orleta Demuth, Social Studies Chairman 188 Faculty and Staff Upper left: Miss Nancy McNeal, Music Upper middle: Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson, Hall Supervisor Lower left: Mr. George Calich, Occupational Work Experience Coordinator Lower middle: Mr. John Hoover, Physical Education Far right: Mr. Charles Carey, Music Chairman 190 1 OQ 4 Faculty and Staff Upper left: Mrs. Karen Schmidt, Social Studies Upper middle: Mr. T.J. Alexander, Science Lower left: Mrs. Kay Glover, Home Economics Lower middle: Miss Sue Cowden, Communications Ear right: Mr. James Houghtaling, Physical Education , Wonler | atone at eppereses el e (He emma +06 Pes poppe, 5, 193 ne a Faculty and Staff Upper left: Mr. Jim Wells, Business Upper middle: Mr. Art Libengood, Art Lower left: Mrs. Helen Szylakowski, English Lower middle: Mrs. Margaret Miller, Driving Instructor Far right: Mr. Keith Reidel, Industrial Arts 194 195 Faculty and Staff Upper left: Mr. Stanley Graham, Science Upper middle: Mrs. Mary Lodrick, Home Economics Lower left: Mr. Eric Klingel, Science Lower middle: Mrs. Dorothy Elrick, English Far right: Mr. Eugene Haas, Mathematics 196 Faculty and Staff Upper left: Mr. John Keefer, Occupational Work Experience Coordinator Upper middle: Mr. Tom George, In-school Suspension Supervisor Lower left: Mr. Roger Hathaway, Business Lower middle: Mr. John Snively, Industrial Arts Far right: Mes. Olga Zimmerman, Language Chairman 198 a9 Faculty and Staff ca Gm rr Upper left: Mr. Rollie Platz, Athletic Director Upper middle: Mr. Tim Myers, Work Study Coordinator Lower left: Mr. Norman Szylakowski, English Lower middle: Miss Marilyn Cross; Mathematics Far right: Mr. Stephen Andrews, Industrial Arts 200 pecans SM bast 2 Faculty and Staff Upper left: Mrs. Marie Wolfe, Media Specialist Upper middle: Mrs. Cynthia Wismar, Mathematics Lower left: Mrs. Barbara Wiegand, Media Specialist Lower middle: Mrs. Bobbe Burke, Communications Far right: Mr. Robert Miller, Industrial Arts Faculty and Staff Upper left: Mrs. Kristen Kemp, Sophomore Guidance Counselor Upper middle: Mrs. Marge Parman, Senior Guidance Counselor Lower left: Mr. Stan O’Connor, Freshman Guidance Counselor Lower middle: Mr. Robert Peters, Junior Guidance Counselor Far right: Mr. Robert Gaume, Vocational Counselor 204 Cafeteria Staff and Custodians Upper left: Standing: Judith Foose, Ann Deyling, Regina Crocker, Joan Ferguson, Lucy Rogers, Emma Collins, Sally Failor, Mary Fry, Esther Guessford, Shirley Palinchik. Kneeling: Ora Frost, Lena Pinozzi. Lower left: Dale Fuller. Upper middle: Wilma Fuller. Middle: Jeff Eble. Lower middle: Mack Whitman. Upper right: Harold DeHaas. Lower right: Mike Platz 206 Faculty and Staff a Upper left: Mrs. Marlene Jividen, Business Upper middle: Mr. Marcus Neiman, Music Lower left: Mr. Mark Osterland, English Lower middle: Mrs. Mary Cheuvront, Science Far right: Mrs. Evelyn Fedor, Media Aide - be The t ie 208 opirit is invigorating, Competitive, And channelled, Yet Spirit is creative, Constructive, And continuous. The Basketball Intramural team, com- posed of four members, played at the first three-man Christmas tournament this year. Medina’s team lost only one out of 18 games, proving we've got spirit! The school intramural basketball champs record this season was 13-0, set- ting a new undefeated intramural record for Medina. The Kassel Keepers, aptly named after Captain Curt Kassel, were chosen in the free agent draft, which precedes each intramural season. The season was led by juniors Joe Bilinovich and Jay Dunn in their sweep past all 13 opponents. Scott Varney saved the un- blemished record by sending the cham- pionship game into overtime with a last second shot at the end of the game. Upper left: We use Crest — 28% fewer teeth. Upper middle: Intramural basketball champions: Row 1: J. Racketa, Capt. C. Kassel, J. Kubis, D. McLean. Row 2: J. Barensfeld, J. Bilinovich, J. Dunn. Row 3: R. Massie, S. Varney. Row 4: P. Favret. Upper right: Helloooooo0000000 down there! Lower left: Would you believe that this is an optical illusion? Middle: Three-man basketball team, M. Sheck, J. Cox, T. Kuehn, Mr. Wells. Lower middle: The Captain and Toenail. Lower right: If I had a hammer... 210 oh ie : Congratulations! SIMMONS COMPANY Hausted Division Congratulations from 927 Lake Road Medina, Ohio 44256 722-1515 Compliments to the 1977 class: FRICTION PRODUCTS CoO. ALC 920 LAKE ROAD MEDINA, OHIO 44256 (216) 725-4941 A.L.C. COMPANY INC. 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LIBERTY MEDINA, OHIO BLISS AND LAUGHLIN STEEL CO. 900 West Smith Road Medina, Ohio 44256 Congratulations to the Class of 1977 247 Phone 725-6344 BARRY’S AUTOMOTIVE General Auto Repairs 407 SOUTH ELMWOOD MEDINA, OHIO 44256 Barry LaMar-owner Monday-Friday Saturday 8:00 — 5:00 8:00 — 12:00 Buehlen 4 YAMAHA Si RUPP ALL SEASONS SPORT CENTER, INC. — Sales — Service — Parts — Accessories — 589 E. Main St. 739 W. Liberty St. Smithville, O. 44677 Medina, O. 44256 Ph. (216) 669-5541 Ph. (216) 723-5581 TOM SWISHER TOM GARVER Phone 1—725-0990 Frank HASTINGS Printing 2696 Medina-Akron Road (1 block east of I-71 on Rt. 18) Welds SF, tb: RLTY W. Lafayette Ra. Medina, Ohio 44256 725-7774 225-9800 248 250 COMPLIMENTS OF JEFF EBLE : sah Vege ra Be : | BancOhio Medina County Bank OFFICE LOCATIONS Medina, Ohio 44256 216-723-3602 Lodi, Ohio 44254 216-948-1414 Valley City, Ohio 44280 216-483-3181 Brunswick, Ohio 44212 216-225-3181 COMPLIMENTS OF HALLEEN FORD 269 S. COURT MEDINA, OHIO 44256 ].V.S. Upper left: Randy Eales is content just drawing his little heart away. Lower left: Judy Dunn looks like she just swallowed her eraser. Lower middle: Let’s see now, ... says Paul Steinle. Upper middle: Cindy Caesar types six laughs a minute. Far right: “That's the strangest molar I've ever seen!” exclaims Mary Fulop. 252 Local News ¢ fl AKRON BEACON JOURNAL Ct. wt a — = a = S = 3s © Ss my) TS; Ss ss 8 nN xs rea = RS WwW 145th Year No. 24 MONDAY, JANUARY 31, ’77 The brink ALL DISTRICT gas _ allotn were to be pooled at Sidney Fer plan okayed by the board mer jeopardizing home after the gas company gave tative’ approval to administr: A wa ood deli An emergency meeting of the earlier this week. readv Medina schools weigk closing until March 9° ight annroved cnl All Board members had expressed not have adequate natural gas supplies. wT | o = 3 Ba] n 2 a S : g 5 From local and wire reports split sessions if the gas cru Q) 5 = 4 5. Schools in Medina County are threatens homes. 2 a2 waiting word from their natural One of the reasons for t) S L: ‘3 Ss suppliers on whether they will move is that the city is at the en} a a © sve to shut down. a natural gas pipeline, mean bo Ep All local and city school when gas pressure decreases, i = 23 erintendents were scheduled to the first to experience the effe 8. $2 et with County Supt. Homer A similar situation exists See nith at 10 a.m. this morning to Westlake and Bay Village. E Bs 2 scuss alternatives in the wake of Other avenues are expectet | ¢ 8 2 4, scent gas company cutbacks to be explored by Brunswick offic' = gd g wee volume users. before a split session format) wig ee In Brune schools may undertaken. Ssgam Z gange to s if more Highland School Supt. Alf | = = = = S$ htural - at city’ Cowger expressed little hope t | gas £ pmes schools in his district would rem @ Pea) Sx é = a open beyond the week. S52 a % Ei 5 ae 2. “I’M IN the process of gett } Fass 5: ildings ready to be put i 3 3} a: 3 Oo } — ra 3 = % nm? oO a] = = i=) i) “SPORES: e GhaS Vy F as ‘ + QO y Si%, Sh Ye : oo, = MEDINA — The Medina County Threats of floou r ‘ehanter of the American Red Cross ig after the abundanc QO, | 5 Fa Sit this AS eS = a a ps 0 e said. %, county buildin “edged for —————_——a{ , LL) away fr % are nee C art Ch, Oy | a ; ae tof eel drive Sy, : | , e 73 © | Ohio now, 2 aa b a - nerd GQ disaster mm % d drasti said. By United Press International we red to ca _ President Carter has declared Yee. 65 before Ohio a federal disaster area, _ : Bid. eligible for governmental help in mn Ciceea ti © ies Fa - ae fighting this winter’s abnormal accumulations af ina and ena rn National Guard gets mail through | HOMER TWP. .— The mail does go delivery was being made. The message was also passed by og through, even if it isin an Ohio National CB radio and telephone as the delivery Guard personnel carrier. Three area radio stations an- Started. Homerville Postmaster David nounced to residents on the 55-mile mail | Thursday afternoon all but two of ant LA AMF e-—- Guuult JUUI NG —sAnarin e A ran cahaale £nar | Aa arr fe nothballs,’’ Cowger said. + Cowger said the district ac- tually has enough gas allocated to it to keep operations running until eb. 15, but ‘‘We’ve got to have nough gas to keep our buildings from being destroyed by freezing.” He said there is a threat that e district’s buildings will suffer ajor damage if there is no gas. e said many of the buildings’ water lines are buried in cement, mcreasing the danger of bursting damage. el’m worried mostly about the a, Cal LE trying to sell now — for water haulers ¢ Clevelar ‘eies could be s ‘I’m in process of getting buildings ready for mothballs'---Supt. Cowger middle school because that can suffer all kinds of damage,”’ Cowger said. HE SAID efforts have been made to convert that structure from natural gas to fuel oil. Cowger said he was unable to speculate how long a shutdown would be. ‘‘At first I thought we’d be shut down 30 days. Now, it may be until April. Nobody really knows. The Wiewbiea-3 n---4 F e Gazette Serving Medina County Since 1832 Medina, Ohio 15 Cents Eighteen Pages, 2 Sections emergency meeting for tonight at 6 at the high school’s home economics room. A decision on mothballing Cloverleaf Schools or staying open will be made by the Board of Education at a 5 p.m. meeting today at the superintendent’s of- fice. SUPT. JOHN Weber said Sunday the Board met with him Saturday afternoon to study op- tions, which include: — staying open at 65 degrees; — operating with split sessions; —_ closing and developing an nlé 2 —42--- -— 10-15 today Little accumulations today. High today 10-15. Lows tonight zero to 5 above. Not as cold Tuesday. For complete weather report, see page 2. � Schools near crucial gas decisions members favored staying open, but will decide later today. ‘‘All County schools are in the same boat,’’ Weber said. ‘‘I have not been notified to close. Staying open is a gamble, but we hope gas will be released. Cloverleaf has been cut back to 15 percent of its allocation and we can’t stay oper on that, but we could manage on 5 percent.’ In Medina Schools, meanwhile the Board of Education will keer classroom doors open unti Columbia Gas of Ohio or the State Department of Education rule: otherwise, according to Supt. Joh Kaczenski. The Board decided in a specia Split sessions Medina we' hing alternate schedul ended suet aS A cHeeney bill ty | ‘tage to ibe probed t help seen 1 gas woe ongressional investigatory teams BMGs 6 Clyiracn nuts a ITA et ok oe ERDA COMPILED a graph showing “degree days” a mat oremn AL ALA nner eth. AF ings in vac chartace ealdect ePV eT Senior Index ABELING, WILLIAM ALBERT (Bill) pg. 10. ALBER, KENNETH L. (Pretty Boy 1) Student Council Rep. 1; Key Club 2-3-4; Baseball 2-3-4, letter 2-3-4; Basketball 1; Football 1-2-3-4, letter 3- 4, Captain 4; Intramural basketball 2-3-4, Captain 4-Track 1; pp. 10, 92, 118, 152. ALBRECHT, HEIDI RUTH (Heidi) Pep Club 1-2-3-4; GAA 1-2-3-4; Ski Club 4; Foreign Language Club 1-2-3; Drama Club 1-2-3-4; GLC 4; Horseback Riding Club 1; Baseball stat. 3; Powder Puff 4; Concert Choir 3-4; Varsity Choir 2; Student Aide 2-3; NHS 3-4; Thespians 4; Homecoming candidate 4; pp. 10, 86, 97, 132, 158, 161, 162, 164, 165, 167. AMICO, KAREN ANN (Karen) Student Council Treasurer 3; Junior Class Rep. 3; Ski Club 2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Powderpuff 4; Varsity M 3-4; Outdoors Club 3; Football manager 3-4, letter 3-4; Track 1-2-3-4, letter 2-3-4; Wrestling stat. 1; NHS 3-4; Homecoming candidate 4; pp. 10, 86, 92, 97, 114, 158, 160, 165, 167. ANDERSON, DAVID (Spaz) Key Club 2; Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4; Football 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2; Wrestling 1; pp. 10, 92. ATKINS, CATHERINE MARIE (Honeycakes) Pep Club 1-2-3-4; GAA 2- 3-4; Varsity M 2-3-4; Gymnastics 1-2; I ntramural Basketball 2-3; Powderpuff 4; Track 1-2-3; Cheerleader 3; pp. 10, 97, 164, 165. BAIRD, NANCY (Seymor) Pep Club 1-2; GAA 2; Art Club 3-4; Foreign Language Club 2; Track 1; Choir 1-2-3-4; Music Man; Hello Dolly; pp. 10, 132, 151. BEDNAR, LISA (Lisa) GLC 3-4, President 4; GAA 2-3-4, Vice President 4; NHS 3-4, President 4; YARC 3-4, President 4; Foreign Language Club 2-3; Pep Club 2-3; Student of the Month Selection Committee 4; Basketball Stat. 4; Powderpuff 4; Volleyball 2; Homecoming Candidate 4; Girls State Nominee 3; pp. 10, 86, 97, 155, 164, 167. BENDER, CONNIE (Connie) Pep Club 3-4; Basketball 3; Volleyball 3; pp. 11, 165. BEURSKEN, JEFF (Jeff) pg. 11. BOWMAN, CHERYL (Poopi) Ski Club 2-3; Business Club 4; pg. 11. BREKER, MARK (Mark) pg. 11. BRENNER, BRADLEY ALAN (Brad) Key Club 2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4, letter 4, Captain 4; Track 2-3-4, letter 2-3-4, Captain 4; pp. 11, 104, 116, 152. BRINKER, LARRY (Larry) pg. 12. BROCKWAY, VALERIE (Val) NHS 3-4, Girls State 3; GLC 3-4; Pep Club 1; Gymnastics 1; Varsity M 3-4; Drama Club 4; Swing Choir 3-4; 256 Track 1-2-3, letter 2; Beeliners 2-3-4, Lineleader 3, Captain 4; Concert Choir 2-3-4, Varsity Choir 3; Activity Choir 1; Girls Glee 1; Choir Secretary 4; Accompanist 1-2-3-4; Musicals 2-3-4; Thespians 3-4; pp. 12, 127, 133, 138, 161, 164. BROWN, RON (Ron) pg. 12. BROWNING, JEANNE (Jeanne) pg. 12. BRYENTON, LYNN (Lynn) NHS 3-4; Academic Challenge Team 4; Jr. Class Secretary 3; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; FTA; Varsity M 2-3-4; Foreign Language Club 2-3; Powderpuff 4; Tennis 2-3-4, letter 3-4; Track stat. 1- 2-3, letter 2-3; Medinamite Editor 4; pp. 12, 97, 112, 148, 165. BRYENTON, PAMELA JO (Pam) Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Gymnastics 1; Track 1; Choir 1; pp. 12, 165. BRYSON, JILL DENISE (Jill) Pep Club 1-2-3-4; GAA 1-2; Art Club 3; Drama Club 2-3; Student Council Rep. 2; Baseball stat. 2; Cross Country stat. 3-4; Gymnastics 2; Track 1; Wrestling stat. 1-2-3-4, letter 3-4; Scholastic Art Awards 2-4; pp. 12, 98, 109, 165. BUCK, LORRI (Buck-Buck) GAA 1-2-3-4, President 4, Secretary 3, Point Recorder 2; Business Club 4; Foreign Language Club 2; Pep Club 1; NHS 4; Volleyball 2; Medinian 4; pp. 12, 146, 164. BUNCH, RONALD W. (Ron) Student Council Treasurer 4, Representative 3, Library Club 1-2, Treasurer 2; Varsity Choir 4; pp. 12, 133, 160. BURCH, KARAN MACHELLE (Kaye) Pep Club 1-2-3-4, GAA 3-4; YARC 4; Powderpuff 4; Cheerleader 2; Choir 1-2; pp. 12, 97, 155, 164, 165. CALIFF, KELLY (Kelly) Baseball 2-3-4, letter 3-4; Football 1-2-3-4; pp. IVA AE WA a bike CARPENTER, JAMES (Jim) Student Council Rep. 4; Key Club 2; Drama Club 3-4; pp. 13, 160, 161. CASEY, MAUREEN (Mo) OWE II 4; Ski Club 3; Band 1-2; pp. 13, 157. CASEY, RONALD (Ron) Basketball 1-2; Football 3-4, letter 4; Track 1-2, letter 2; pp. 13, 92. CERNY, ANTHONY J. (Tony) $800 Scholarship AJBC; 4-year Kent Scholarship; pg. 13. CHANTLER, TOM (Tom) Ski Club 1-2-3-4, President 3; Powderpuff Cheerleader 4; Track 2-3-4; Boys State 3; pp. 13, 116, 158. CHRISINGER, LINDA EILEEN (Linda) Pep Club 2-3-4, Secretary Treasurer 3; GAA 2-3-4; Ski Club 1-2-3-4; Foreign Language Club 2-3; Gymnastics 2; Track 1-2-3; Cheerleader 4; pp. 13, 90, 158, 164, 165. CHRISTENER, SCOTT (Scott) pg. 13. CHRONISTER, BRET (Bret) Key Club 2-3-4; Basketball 1; Golf 2-3-4, Most Valuable Player 4, letter 3-4; Track 1-2-3-4, letter 2-3-4; Band 1; pp. 13, 99, 116, 153. COCHRAN, WILLIAM DANIEL (Dan) Football 1-2; pg. 13. CODDING, STEVEN LEE (Veets) Football 1; Wrestling 1; pg. 14. COLE, SAM (Sam) Student Council Class President 1-2, Key Club 2; Baseball 2-3-4, letter 3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain 4; Cross Country 3-4, letter 3-4, Most Valuable Player; Student Aide 1-2; pp. 14, 98, 104, 118. COLLINS, TIM (Tim) Key Club 2-3; Cross Country 2, letter 2; Football 1; Track 1-2; Wrestling 1-2-3-4, letter 1-2-3-4; pp. 14, 108. CONRAD, DONNA (Donna) Pep Club 1-2-3; Drama Club 2; Symphonic Band 1; Marching Band 1; Pg. 14. COX, KIM (Kim) Band 1-2-3-4; Orchestra 1-2-3-4; pp. 14, 128, 135. DAUM, GREGG EDWARD (Guam) Key Club 2-3; Football 1; Soccer 4; Medinamite 4; pp. 14, 148. DAVIS, SANDRA ({Sandi, Sandee, Sandy) Business Club 4; Pep Club 3- 4, Varsity M 4; Intramural Basketball 2-3; Cheerleader 3-4; pp. 14, 90, 165. DENSON, DAVID DANIEL (David) pg. 14. DENTON, GLEN (Glen) Baseball 3-4, letter 3-4; pp. 14, 118. DEVORE, MARY (Mary) Track 4; pp. 15, 114. DICK, GREGORY (Greg) pg. 15. DIETRICH, ROSEMARY (Rose) GLC 4; Powderpuff 4; Pep Club 2-3-4; NHS 3-4; YARC 4; Student of the Month Committee 3-4; Baseball stat. 2-3-4; Girls State 3; pp. 15, 97, 118, 155, 164, 165, 167. DOERNER, VALERIE (Val) Student Council 2-4, President 4; Pep Club 1-3-4; Track 1-2-3, letter 2; pp. 15, 160, 165. DOHANYOS, DAN (Dan) pg. 15. DONNER, VICKI (Vicki) Varsity Choir 2; Girls Glee 1; Activity Choir 1; Knit and Crochet Club 2; pg. 15. DOOLEY, HUGH JOSEPH II (Flash) Football 1-2-3-4, letter 3-4; Track 1-2-3-4, letter 2-3-4, Captain 4; Wrestling 1; pp. 15, 92, 116. DORREL, VICKI LYNN (Vicki) Band 1-2-3-4, Secretary 4; Thespians 4; Marching Band 1-2-3; Concert Band 1-2-3; Beeliners 4; Girls Glee 1; Concert Choir 2-3-4; Activity Choir 1; pp. 15, 127, 128, 132, 161. DROLLINGER, GARY DAVID (Gary) Ski Club 2-3-4; Weightlifting Club 4; Football 1-2-3-4, letter 2; Track 2-3-4, letter 2-4; NHS 3-4; pp. 15, 116, 150. EASTON, CATHY (Cathy) Pep Club 1-2-3-4; GAA 2-3-4; Varsity M 2-3; Foreign Language Club 3; YARC 4; Basketball 2-3; Track 1-2; Band 1-2; Choir 1-3; Majorette 1-2-3-4, Head Majorette 2-3-4; Homecoming attendant; pp. 15, 86, 97, 126, 132, 154, 164, 165. EASTWOOD, DAVID J. (David) Ski Club 1-4; Science Club 4; Intramural Basketball 2-4; Stage Band 1-2-3; Varsity M 4; Marching Band 1-2-3-4; Choir 1; pp. 16, 98, 116, 128, 150, 154. EASTWOOD, SHERYL LYN (Sheryl) FTA 1-2-4, President 4; Foreign Language Club 3-4; NHS 3-4; Choir 2-3-4; pp. 16, 133, 150, 154, 167. EHRHARDT, DAVID (Dave) Ski Club 4; Key Club 4; Concert Choir 3-4; pp. 16, 132, 152, 158. EISENHART, KAREN KATHLEEN (Karen) NHS 3-4; Drama Club 4; Pep Club 1-2-3; GAA 1-2; Foreign Language Club 2-3; GLC 3-4; Thespians 4; Varsity M 4; Concert Choir 2-3-4, Treasurer 4; Girls Glee 1; Activity Choir 1; Swing Choir 3-4; Homecoming candidate 4; Musicals; pp. 16, 132, 133, 161, 164. FAIN, YOLANDA (Yo) Pep Club 4; Business Club 4; Band 1-2-3-4, letter 2-3-4; pp. 16, 128, 165. FALCONER, GAYLE (Gayle) Band 1-2-3-4; Choir 1-2-3-4; pp. 16, 128, 133. FEBUS, CHRIS (Chris) Key Club 2-3-4; Football 1-2; Track 1-2; pp. 16, 152. FERGUSON, YOANNE ANN (Yoanne) Pep Club 2-3-4; Art Club 3-4, Secretary Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Powderpuff 4; GAA 3-4; pp. 16, 97, 151, 164, 165. FERON, BRIAN THOMAS (Fud) Key Club 2-3-4, Senior Rep. 4; Drama Club 3; Key Clubber of the Year 1976; pp. 16, 152. FERRELL, SUSI (Susi) pg. 16. FESKO, STEVEN (Steve) Key Club 2-3-4; Science Club 4; Weightlifting Club 4; Ski Club 4; NHS 3-4 Varsity M 3-4; Basketball 1-2; Cross Country 2-3-4, letter 2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4, letter 2-3-4; Boys State 3; pp. 16, 98, 116, 152, 154, 158, 167. FILLER, JODI (Jodi) YARC 3; pg. 16. FISHER, MARK ALAN (Fish) Key Club 3-4; Drama Club 4; Science Club 4; S tudent Aide 2; pp. 17, 152, 154, 161. FITCH, LISA (Lisa) Varsity M 4; Basketball 3-4, letter 3-4; Tennis 4, letter 4; pp. 17, 104, 114. 297 FLANDERS, JOHN (John) pg. 17. FLEEMAN, CHUCK (Chuck) OWE II 2-3-4; pp. 17, 157. FONTAINE, EDDIE (Eddie) pg. 17. FORTNEY, CHERYL (Cheryl) Pep Club 1-2-3-4; GAA 2-3-4; Foreign Language Club 2-3; YARC 4; Powderpuff 4; Basketball 2-3-4; Track 1-2; Volleyball 2; Band 3-4; Beeliners 3-4; pp. 17, 97, 126, 128, 155, 164, 165. FORTNEY, MARLA JEAN (Marla) Pep Club 2-3-4; GAA 2-3; Track 1: pp. 17, 165. FOSTER, STEPHANIE (Stephanie) NHS 4; pp. 17, 167. FREELAND, ANNE (Anne) pg. 17. FREESE, BETH ANN (Beth) Girls State 3; NHS 3; Drama Club 2-3-4; Thespians 3-4; Marching Band 1-2-3-4, Sr. Representative 4; Pep Club 1- 2; Powderpuff 4; Symphonic Band 2-3-4; Concert Band 1; Activity Choir 1; Concert Choir 3-4; Varsity Choir 2; Orchestra 2-3; Girls Glee 1; Homecoming candidate 4; pp. 18, 86, 97, 128, 131, 132, 161. FURR, GUY MEREDITH JR. (Gary) Baseball 2; Football 1-2-3-4, letter 3-4; Track 1; pp. 18, 92. GALLAGHER, KATHLEEN (Kathleen) Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Vice President 4; FTA 1-2; GAA 1-2-3-4; Powderpuff 4; YARC 1-2-3-4, Vice President 3; Beeliners 3-4; pp. 18, 97, 127, 154, 164, 165. GALLOWAY, GRANT (Grant) pg. 18. GEE, DAN (Dan) pg. 18. GENT, TY (Ty) pg. 18. GOBILLOT, CHRISTOPHER EUGENE (Chris) Ski Club 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1; Intramural Basketball 3-4; Soccer 1-2; pp. 18, 158. GREEN KELLY (Kelly) Student Council 1-2; Explorers 4; Key Club 3-4; Christian Athletic Club 2; Baseball 1; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Football 2; Golf 1; Track 2; Band 1; Powderpuff Cheerleader 4; Medinamite 4: Powderpuff Homecoming Queen 4; pp. 18, 104, 148, 152. GREER, BRIAN RANDALL (Brian) Ski Club 3-4; Industiral Arts 2: Varsity M 3-4; Foreign Language Club 2-4; Baseball 2; Basketball 2, letter 2; Track 1-4, letter 4; pp. 18, 114, 154, 158. GREIVE, PATRICK (Pat) Golf 2-3-4, letter 2-3-4; pg. 18. GRIDER, BETH (Beth) GAA 2; pg. 18. GROSKOPF, ERNIE (Ernie) OWE I 2-3; OWA I; OWE II 4; pg. 18. HADDAD, ELLEN SUE (Ellen) Ski Club 2-3-4; Pep Club 2-3-4; Drama Club 3-4; Powderpuff 4; Band 2-3; Student Aide 3; Tennis 4, letter 4; pp. 19, 97, 100, 158, 160, 165. 258 HAMILTON, TERRY (Terry) pg. 19. HAMLIN, DARRELL (Darrell) Band 1; pg. 19. HAMLIN, DONALD (Donald) Band 1; pag. 19. HAMPTON, SHERRY (Sherry) Work Study Club 4, Secretary 1; Youth Club 1; Gymnastics 1; Beeliners 4; pag. 19, 157. HARRIGER, JOHN (John) Golf 2-3-4, letter 3-4; pg. 19, 99. HARRISON, DAN (Dan) Football 4; Gymnastics 2; Karate Club 3; pg. 19, 92. HARRISON, LAURA (Laura) Concert Band 1; pg. 19. HAUMESSER, LORA (Lora) Pep Club 1-3-4; Business Club 4, Secretary 4; Powderpuff 4; pp. 19, 97, 164. HAUMESSER, VICTORIA (Vicky) Pep Club 4; Powderpuff 4; pp. 19, 97, 165. HAVILAND, CHRIS (Chris) Baseball 1; Football 1; Track 1; Wrestling 1-2-3; pg. 20. HENDERSHOT, KATHLEEN ANN (Poof) Powderpuff 4; Beeliners 1-2- 3-4, Lineleader 4, letter 1-2-3-4; pp. 20, 97, 127. HENRY, LYNN MICHELLE (Lynn) Pep Club 1-2-3-4, President 3; Powderpuff 4; Student Council 3; Class representative 3; GAA 2-3-4; Girls Glee 1; Medinian 3-4; pp. 20, 97, 164, 165. HEY BURN, KAREN (Karen) Varsity Choir 2; pg. 20. HICKMAN, DAVID ANDREW (Andy) Key Club 3-4; Baseball 1-2; Cross Country 2; Football 3-4; Track 3; pp. 20, 92, 152. HINERMAN, DEBBIE (Debbie) Powderpuff 4; Girls Glee 1; pp. 20, 97. HOFFMANN, JOSEPH HENRY JAMES (Joe) Drama Club 2-3-4; Art Club 4; pp. 20, 151, 161. HOFFMANN, LINDA (Linda) Art Club 1; Foreign Language Club 1-2-3, President 3; Drama Club 2-3-4; Class Officer-Treasurer 3-4; GLC 3-4, Chaplain 4; Pep Club 2-3; Musical ‘‘Carousel” 4; NHS 3-4; Science Club 4; Varsity Choir 3-4; Concert Choir 3-4; pp. 10, 20, 132, 133, 154, 161, 164, 165. HOFSTETTER, SCOTT ALAN (Scott) Library Aide 1-2-3-4; Science Club 1; Golf 1-2-3; Tennis 1-2; Concert Choir 1-2-3-4; pp. 20, 132, 151. HOOD, CAROL (Carol) Pep Club 1-2-4; YARC 4; Powderpuff 4; pp. 21, 97, 155, 165. HORTON, CINDY ANNETTE (Cindy) Library Club 3-4, Treasurer 4; GAA 1-4; Girls Glee 1; Varsity Choir 4; pp. 21, 133, 151. HOSICK, JANICE (Janice) Pep Club 1-3; Varsity M 2-3-4; GAA 2-3-4; GLC 3-4; Foreign Language Club 1-2-3; NHS 3-4; Basketball 2-3 Powderpuff 4; Tennis 2-3-4, letter 2-3-4; Track 2-3-4, letter 2-3-4; Medinamite 4; Medinian 4; pp. 21, 100, 114, 146, 148, 154, 167. HOWARD, CHARLES (Charles) Key Club 2-4; Foreign Language Club 4; NHS 4; pp. 21, 152, 1S4, 167. HOWELL, RANDALL PAUL (Randy) Intramural Basketball 1-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; pp. 21, 128. HUBBARD, KATHY LYNN (Kathy) Foreign Language Club 4; Science Club 4; YARC 4; Powderpuff 4; Wrestling stat. 4, letter 4; pp. 21, 97, 108, 154, 155. HUBER, BRIAN (Brian) pg. 21. HUFFMAN, MARCIA (Marcia) Pep Club 1-2-4; Cross Country stat. 4, letter 4; Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; pp. 21, 90, 98, 165. HUSEMAN, ROBBIE (Robbie) Pep Club 1-2-3; GAA 1-2; FTA 1; YARC 3; pg. 21. JACK, BRUCE (Bruce) Key Club 2-3, Junior Rep. 3; Ski Club 4; Weightlifting Club 4; NHS 3; Stardusters 2-3; Cross Country 3, letter 3; Track 1-2-3, letter 2-3; Band 1-2-3-4; pp. 21, 128, 158. JACKSON, LYNN R. (Lynn) GLC 3-4, Vice President 4; NHS 3-4; Pep Club 2-3; YARC 3-4; GAA 2-3-4, Treasurer 4; Varsity M 2-3-4, Vice President 3; Student Council 4; Basketball 1-2-3-4, letter 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4, letter 1-2-3-4; Volleyball 1-2-3-4, letter 1-2 -3-4; Girls Strte 3; Homecoming candidate 4; pp. 21, 101, 102, 114, 154, 160, 164, 165, 167. JAEGER, MARY (Mary) Junior Class President 3; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Foreign Language Club 2; GLC 3-4; NHS 3; Powderpuff 4; Varsity M 1- 2-3-4; GAA 1-2-3; Tennis 4, letter 4; Track 1-2-3-4, letter 1-2-3-4; Volleyball 3; Band 2-3, Homecoming candidate 4; Frosh basketball stat. 3-4; pp. 21, 86, 97, 100, 114, 164, 165. JAMISON, KATHY (Kathy) Ski Club 2; pg. 21. JANOWICZ, DUANE (Duane) pg. 21. JESSIE, JEFF (Jeff) Phase Editor 4; Swing Choir 2-3-4; Drama Club 2-3- 4; Marching Band 4; Drum Major 3-4; Concert Choir 2-3-4; Medinamite 3; pp. 22, 126, 128, 132, 133, 140, 161. JIVIDEN, BRYAN (Bryan) Key Club 2-3-4; Science Club 2-3-4; Ski Club 4; Intramural Basketball 1-2-4; Tennis 2; pp. 22, 152, 154, 158. JODWAY, JENNIFER (Jenny) Pep Club 1-2-3-4; GAA 1-2-3; Powderpuff 4; YARC 4; Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; Track 2; Choir 1; Homecoming attendant; pp. 22, 84, 86, 90, 97, 155, 165. JOHNSTON, DAVID (Dave) pg. 22. JONES, CONNIE (Connie) pg. 22. JUDSON, BARBARA (Barb) Pep Club 1-2-3; Foreign Language Club 1-2; Intramural Basketball 2-3; Powderpuff 4; Student Aide 3; pp. 22, 97. KACZENSKI, ROBERT (Bob) OWE I 3; pg. 22. KASPAR, MIKE (Mike) Key Club 3; Ski Club 3; pg. 22. KASSEL, CURTIS (Curt) Key Club 2-3-4; Ski Club 2-3-4; Weightlifting Club 4; Football 1-2-3-4, letter 4; Tennis 2-3-4, letter 3-4; pp. 22, 92, 112, 152, 158. KEMP, KEVIN (Kevin) Baseball 2-3; Basketball 1; Football 1-2-3-4, letter 3-4; pp. 22, 92. KENNEDY, ANITA J. (Anita) pg. 22. KERNS, ELIZABETH (Beth) NHS 3-4; Varsity M 4; GAA 4; Powderpuff 4; Track 3-4, letter 3-4; Thespians; pp. 22, 97, 114, 164, 167. KILKENNY, MATTHEW (Matt) pg. 22. KIRKHAM, SHEILA ANN (Shann) NHS 3-4; GLC 4; Varsity M 3-4; Basketball 3-4, letter 3-4; Tennis 3-4, letter 3-4; Track 3, letter 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Tennis State Doubles Tournament 4; pp. 22, 84, 86, 100, 102, 164, 167. KITCHEN, MARY ELIZABETH (Beth) pg. 22. KLEIN, MARTIN DEAN (Marty) Marching Band 1-2; Symphonic Band 1-2; pg. 23. KLICK, CHARLES (Chuck) pg. 23. KLOPP, DOROTHY ANN (Dottie) Band 1-2-3-4, Vice President 3, President 4; Drama Club 3-4, Swing Choir 3-4, Pep Club 4, Senior Vice President 4; Play 3-4; Musical 2-3-4; Stardusters 1-3-4; Track 3; Choir 1- 2-3-4; Orchestra 1-2-3; AV Club 2; Thespians 3-4; pp. 10, 23, 128, 131, 133, 138, 141, 161. KNOCHS, RICH ARD (Rick) pg. 23. KOENIG, CHARLES (Chuck) pg. 23. KOENIG, LORI (Lori) GLC 4; Varsity M 1-2-3-4; GAA 1-2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4, letter 2-3-4; Tennis 2-3-4, letter 2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4, letter 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3; Choir 1-2-3-4; State Doubles Tournament 4; Sweetheart Queen 4; Homecoming candidate 4; pp. 23, 86, 100, 104, 115, 133, 153, 164. KOERBER, CHERYL (Kerbs) Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Varsity M 2-3-4; Powderpuff 4; Gymnastics 2-3, letter 3; Track 1-2-3-4, letter 1-2-3-4, Captain 4; Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, Captain 4; pp. 23, 90, 97, 114, 165. KONNO, KAZ (Kaz) pg. 23. KOSTELNIK, JOHN (John) Marching Band 1-2-3-4; Key Club 4; Band 1- 2-3-4; Orchestra 2; pp. 23, 128, 152. KOVALCHIK, THAD (Thud) Key Club 2-3-4; Varsity M 4; Baseball 2-3- 4, letter 3-4; Videotape Basketball games 2-3-4; Golf 2-3-4, letter 4; Track 1; Powderpuff coach 4; pp. 23, 99, 118, 152. KRAMER, DOUGLAS (Doug) pg. 23. KROSSE, MATTHEW (Matt) Spice 3; Play 4; pp. 24, 162. KUBIS, JAMES (Jim) Ski Club 1-2-4; Intramural Weightlifting 3-4; Intramural Basketball 3-4; Weightlifting Club 4; Science Club 1-4; Industrial Arts Club 2; Chemistry Club 3; Baseball 2: Gymnastics 1-2; Track 1; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1-2-3-4; Symphonic Band 2-3- 4; Orchestra 2-3; Stardusters 3; pp. 104, 110, 116, 130, 131, 132, 154, 158. KUBITZ, KIM (Kim) Ski Club 1-2-3-4; Student Council Class Rep. 4; Drama Club 3-4; Pep Club 2-3; Thespians; pp. 23, 158, 160, 161, 165. KUEHN, ROBERT (Suki) Student Council Class Rep. 1; Wrestling 1-2, Orchestra 3-4; pp. 24, 135. KUEHN, STEVEN EDWARD (Steve) Ski Club 1-2-3-4, Treasurer Pe Secretary 3; Medinamite 3; Medinian 3; pp. 24, 158. KULCHAR, DESIREE ANN (Desiree) Drama Club 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Powderpuff 4; Choir 1-2-3-4; Orchestra 1; Swing Choir 3-4; pp. 24, 97, 133, 161, 165. KUNGLI, KRIS (Kris) Football 3-4, letter 4; Track 1-2-3, letter 2-3; Outstanding Defensive Back Award; pp. 24, 92. LABADIE, DAN (Labs) Key Club 2-3-4, Secretary 4; Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4, Captain 4; Football 1-2-3-4, letter 4; pp. 24, 92, 152. LAMPHEAR, ROBERT (Bob) pg. 24. LANEY, DAVID EUGENE (Dave) Varsity M 3; Football 1-2-3-4, letter 1; Track 1-2-3-4, letter 2-3-4; pp. 24, 92, 116. LANG, DUANE (Duane) Wrestling 1-2-3-4; pp. 24, 108. LANGAN, JAMES H. JR. (Jim) NHS 3-4; Gymnastics 1-2; pp. 24, 167. LANING, ROBERT (Wee) Key Club 4; Student Council 2: pp. 25, 152. LARSEN, LEONARD (Leonard) pg. 25. LEE, JERRY (Jerry) Work Study Club 2-3-4, Vice President 2: Wrestling 1-2-3-4, letter 2-3-4; pp. 108, 157. LIGE, LINDA (Linda) Pep Club 3-4; Drama Club 2-3-4; Home Ec Club 2-4; English Dept. Treasurer 4; Band 2; Student Aide 3; Choir 1: pp. 25, 150, 161, 165. LIPSTREU, JANET RUTH (Janet) Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Ski Club 4: GAA ik Varsity M 3-4; Karate Club 2, Secretary 2; Intramural Basketball stat. 2- 3-4; Cross Country stat. 2-3-4, letter 3-4; Track stat. 1-2-3-4, letter 1-2-3- 4; Activity Choir 1; Girls Glee 1; pp. 25, 98, 116, 158, 165. 260 LOCKE, DAVID (Dave) Key Club 2-3-4; Student Council Vice President 1, NHS 4; Varsity M 3-4; Foreign Language Club 2-3-4; Baseball 2-3-4; Basketball 1-3-4, letter 4; Cross Country 3; Football 1-2; Orchestra 1-2- 3-4; Boys State; Student of the Month; 25, 104, 118, 131, 152, 154, 160, 167. LOREK, STEVEN J. (Steve) NHS 4; Baseball 3-4, letter 3-4; Basketball 1; Football 4, letter 4; Track 1; pp. 92, 118, 167. LOYER, JOE (Joe) pg. 25. LUEBKE, RICHARD (Don Juan) Student Council Rep. 1; Key Club 2-3- 4, Treasurer; Football 1-2; Wrestling 1-2; pp. 25, 152. LUPPINO, FRANK (Frank) NHS 3-4; Key Club 3-4; Tutor 4; Cross Country 3-4, letter 4; pp. 25, 98, 152, 167. LYNCH, AMY (Amy) Drama Club 2-3-4; GAA 1-2-3-4; Art Club 4; Foreign Language Club 4; Thespians 3-4; Ski Club 1-2-3-4; Choir 1-2-3; Beeliners 4; Medinamite 4; pp. 25, 127, 148, 151, 154, 161, 162, 164. LYNCH, DALE (Dale) Art Gold Key Awards 2-3-4; Basketball 1-2; pg. 25. MALONE, FRANK (Spaz) Student Council Rep.; Key Club 2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Baseball 2-3-4, letter 2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; letter 2-3-4; Football 1-2-3-4, letter 1-2-3-4. MARKERT, DIANE (Margaret) Ski Club 4; NHS 3-4; pp. 25, 158, 167. MARSHALL, JANET (Janet) Powderpuff 4; GAA 1-2-3-4; YARC 3; Volleyball 3-4; pp. 26, 97, 101, 169. MARX, JEANNIE (Jeannie) Pep Club 1-2; Powderpuff 4; Gymnastics 1; Track 1-2; pp. 26, 97. MASI, ANNE (Baby girl) pg. 26. MAST, DAVID (Dave) Marching Band 1-2; Symphonic Band 1-2; pg. 26. MATIS, KIMBERLY ANN (Kim) GAA 2-3-4; Pep Club 2-3-4; Powderpuff 4; Medinamite 4; pp. 26, 97, 148, 164, 165. MCALONAN, DIANE (Pic) Ski Club 3; Pep Club 1; Intramural Basketball 1; Basketball 4; Powderpuff 4; Track 4; pp. 25, 26, 97, 102, 114. MCCLANING, KEVIN (Kevin) Science Club 2-3-4; pp. 26, 154. MCCLURE, GREGORY LEE (Greg) pg. 26. MCDADE, ROBERT (Bob) pg. 26. MCGILL, KHRISTELL (Khristell) pg. 26. MCKENZIE, CINDY (Cindy) Work Study Club 4, President 4, Treasurer; pp. 26, 157. MCLEAN, DAVID WILSON (Dave) Foreign Language Club 3; Soccer Club 2-4; Key Club 4; Intramural Basketball 4; Band 2-3; Medinamite 4; pp. 26, 146, 152, 154, 166. MEADOWS, GAIL (Gail) YARC 4; Powderpuff 4; Cheerleader 4; pp. 27, 91, 97, 155. MELLERT, ANN MARIE (Ann) Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Powderpuff 4; Girls Glee 1; pp. 27, 97, 165. MILLER, MARGO (Margo) pg. 27. MINOR, JAMES (Jim) pg. 27. MINTON, DAVID JAMES (Dave) Ski Club 2-3-4; Football 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2; pp. 27, 92, 158. MOLLICA, FRANCES (Fran) Youth Association 3-4, Vice-President 4; Powderpuff 4; pp. 27, 97, 155. MOLNAR, WILLIAM (Wild Bill) Ski Club 3-4; Karate Club 1, Treasurer 1; pp. 30, 158. MONG, RONALD (Ron) pg. 28. MOON, BETH A. (Beth) Home Ec. Club 2-4, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 1-2; Ski Club 4; Science Club 4; Drama Club 4; Foreign Language Club 2-3-4; Powderpuff 4; Guidance Office Aide 2; pp. 28, 97, 151, 154, 158. MORA, DEAN (Dean) pg. 28. MORGAN, CATHY (Cathy) pg. 28. MORRIS, R. CRAIG (Doc) Key Club 2-3-4; Varsity “M” 4; Baseball 1-2- 3-4; Basketball 1; Football 1-4; Wrestling 2; pp. 28, 92, 118. MORSE, KURT (Kurt) pg. 28. MORTON, SUE (Sue) VICA 3, Parlimentarian 3; AFS 4; Band 2; Choir 1-2; pp. 28, 167. MOYER, DONALD (Don) Ski Club 1, Treasurer 1; Cross Country 3-4; Golf 1; Track 1; pg. 98. MULCAHY, DONNA (Donna) pg. 28. MYERS, SHERRY (Aggot) Foreign Language 2; Pep Club 1-2-4; GAA 1- 2-4; Varsity “M” 1-2-4; Basketball 1-2-4; Powderpuff 4; Track 1-2-4; Choir 1; pp. 28, 97, 100, 102, 103, 114, 154, 164, 165. NANDRASY, BRYAN (Bryan) Key Club 2-3-4; Basketball 1; Football 1; Golf 2-3-4; pp. 28, 99, 152. NARAGON, BARB (Barb) Science Club 4, Sec. Treas. 4; National Honor Society 3-4; GLC 3; Foreign Language Club 3; Choir 1-2-3-4; Orchestra 1-2-3-4; pp. 28, 132, 133, 135, 154, 164, 167. NEMES, LISA (Lisa) Pep Club 2; Foreign Language Club 2-3; pg. 29. NIXON, JAMES L. (Jim) OWE 2-3, President 3; Ski Club 3-4; pg. 29, 158. OBLAK, PAUL (Paul) Science Club 4; Track 2; pp. 29, 154. O'DONNELL, JEFFREY WILLIAM (Fry) Wrestling 2. OGELVIE, FRAN (Fran) Work Study Club 4; pp. 29, 157. PALAMOUNTAIN, LYNN (Whimpy) Youth Association 4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 3-4; Powderpuff 4; Student Council 3; Cotillon 4; pp. 29, 97, 155, 165, 146. PERREA, CHRIS (Chris) pg. 29. PERREA, PATTI (Patti) Pg. 29. PERSHING, BETH (Beth) Ski Club 3; Foreign Language Club 2; Track 2; Band 1-2-3-4; Choir 1; pp. 29, 128. PHILLIPS, BARBARA (Barb) Class Office Secretary 1; Class Office Vice-President 2; Track 1-2-3; Powderpuff 4; Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; pp. 30, 84, 86, 90, 97. PHILLIPS, GREGORY (Greg) Youth Association 3; Foreign Language Club 2-3; Library Club 3, Treasurer 3; Band 1-2-3-4, Choir 4; Orchestra 1-2-3-4; pp. 30, 128, 130, 131, 133. PIKE, KATHY (Pickle) Ski Club 1-2-3-4; Intramural Baseball 3; Intramural Basketball 3; Volleyball 3; pp. 30, 158. PLAIN, WENDY (Wendy) Band 1-2-3-4; Y-Teens 1-2; Guidance Office Aid 4; pp. 30, 128. POLO, BRAD (Brad) pg. 30. POLOMSKY, PEGGY ANN (Piglet) Art Club 3-4, Vice-President 3; Pep Club 1-3-4; Senior Class President 4; Junior Class Vice-President 3; Sophomore Class Secretary 2; Student Council Secretary 4; Track 2-3-4; Cheerleader 3-4, Captain 4; Cotillon 4; Powderpuff 4; FBLA 4, President 4; pp. 10, 30, 84, 86, 91, 97, 114, 151, 160, 164. PORTER, AMY M. (Amy) Pep Club 1-2-3-4; AFS 4; Nursing Association 2; Art Club 3; Drama Club 3; FTA 2; Golf 3; Medinamite 4; Student Aid 1; Choir 4; Orchestra 1; pp. 30, 134, 148, 150, 160, 165, 167. PRETO, MARK ANTHONY (Mark) Football 1; Track 1; pg. 30. PRITCHARD, RICHARD L. (Rick) Intramural Basketball Intramural 1-2; pg. 30. 2-3; PROCHASKA, CYNTHIA LYNN (Porsch) Beeliners 3-4, Line leader 4; Home Ec. Club 4, Sec. Treas. 4; Drama Club 4; Band 1-2; Orchestra 1-2- 3; Choir 1-2-3-4; Concert Choir 2-3-4, Vice-President 4; Thespians 3-4; Swing Choir 3-4; Stardusters 1-2; pp. 30, 86, 127, 133, 138, 141, 150, 161. PURGAI, TINA (Tina) Library Club 2-3-4; Knit Crochet Club 2; Home Ec. Club 4, President 4; pp. 30, 150, 161. 261 RACKETA, JOHN (A.A) pg. RADEMACHER, HELEN (Helen) Work Study Club 4; Student Aid 1-2- 3-4; pp. 31, 157. RAKER, JUDY (Judy) pg. 31. REED, THOMAS EDWARD (Tom) Band 1-2-3-4; Choir 1; Orchestra 1- 2-3-4; Stardusters 1-2-3-4; pp. 31, 129, 131, 135. REICH, DEBBIE (Deb) Pep Club 1-2; Drama Club 2-3-4; Thespian Club 4; Foreign Language Club 3; FTA 2; Art Club 3-4; Track 1-2-3-4: Volleyball 3-4; Choir 1-2-3-4; pp. 31, 101, 114, 151, 161. REIDY, PAULA MARIE (Paula) Business Club 4, Treasurer 4; Ski Club 1-2; Foreign Language Club 1; Track 2; Choir 1. RENSWICK, JAMES (Jim) pg. 31. RICHARDS, VICKIE (Vickie) Nat'l Honor Society 3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Student Council 4; Foreign Language Club 2-3-4; Cheerleader 1:; Powderpuff 4; Ski Club 1-2-3-4; Youth Association 4; Wrestling Stat. 1; pp. 31, 97, 155, 158, 161, 164, 167. RICHMOND, KAY (Kay) pg. 31. RICKER, SUSAN (Sue) Library Club 2-3-4, Secretary 3; pp. 31, 151. ROBERTS, JANICE (Jan) Work Study Club 4; pp. 32, 157. ROOSE, JEFFREY (Jeff) pg. 32. ROWAN, LINDA (Linda) pg. 32. SADZEWICZ, LARRY (Larry) pg. 32. SCANLON, JOANN (Joann) Ski Club 1-2-3-4; GAA 2; Medinamite 4; pp. 32, 146, 158. SCHAFER, MICHAEL (Mike) Varsity M 3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4, letter 3- 4; Football 1-3-4, letter 3-4; pp. 32, 92, 104. SCHLECHTY, CHARLES (Chuck) pg. 32. SCHWENK, PAUL (Paul) Ski Club 4; Varsity M 4; Tennis 2-3-4, letter 2-3-4; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Ping-pong; pp. 32, 112, 158. SEAMAN, RICHARD (Richard) pg. 32. SEEGER, MARK A. (Mark) Foreign Language Club 3; Science Club 1-2- 3-4, President 4; NHS 3-4; pp. 32, 154, 167. SEELEY, LORI (Lori) Ski Club 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3; Majorette 2-3; Choir 3-4; Swing Choir 4; pp. 33, 133, 158. SEIBERT, KEN (Ken) pg. 33. 262 SHY, JULIE (Julie) Art Club 3-4, Secretary Treasurer 4; AFS-Student Exchange 4, Vice-President 4; GLC 4; NHS 3-4; Drama Club 2-3-4; Ski Club 3; Thespians 3-4; Choir 1-2-3; Medinamite 4; pp. 33, 146, 161, 162, 164, 165, 167. SIEGFRIED, DANA (Dana) Key Club 2; Baseball 2-3-4, letter 3-4; Basketball 1; Football 1-2; pp. 33, 118. SIGLER, JESS (Jess) pg. 33. SIMBOLI, PAUL (Paul) Pg. 33. SKIDMORE, LEE (Lee) Stardusters 3; Varsity M 3-4; Tennis 2-3-4, letter 2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Choir 3-4; Intramural Basketball 3; Intramural Ping- pong 3; pp. 33, 112, 128, 132. SMITH, KENNETH (Ken) pg. 33. SMOLKO, THERESA (Theresa) pg. 33. SOBOLEWSKI, JOHN (John) Ski Club 4; NHS 3-4, Secretary 4; Tennis 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Boys State 3; pp. 33, 112, 128, 158, 167. SPENDLOVE, CHERYL ANN (Cheryl) GLC 3-4, Secretary Treasurer 4; NHS 3-4; Pep Club 2-3-4, Secretary; Foreign Language Club 2-3-4; Baseball stat. 2-3-4; Powderpuff 4; Tennis 2-3, letter 2; Medinamite uk Homecoming candidate 4; Senior class secretary 4; Student of the Month; pp. 33, 86, 97, 164, 165, 167. SPRANKLE, KIMBALL (Kim) pg. 33. SPRANKLE, TIM (Spank) Key Club 2; Baseball 2-3-4, letter 3-4: Basketball 1-2; Football 1-2-3-4, letter 3-4; Track 1; pp. 34, 92, 118. SPRANKLE, VICKI (Vicki) Pep Club 4; Powderpuff 4; Choir 1-2-3; Student Aide 4; pp. 34, 97, 165. SPROWLS, THOMAS (Tom) NHS 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Tennis 4; Orchestra 2-3-4; Student of the Month Committee; pp. 34, 128, 167. STAPLES, DEL (Del) pg. 34. STEFFEN, CATHY (Cathy) NHS 3-4; Science Club 4; Symphonic Band 1-2-3; Marching Band 1-2-3; Varsity Choir 4; Orchestra 2-3; Stardusters 2; pp. 34, 133, 154, 167. STEIDL, DEBBIE (Debbie) pg. 34. STEVENSON, DENISE (Denise) pg. 34. STOCKMAN, KIM (Kim) pg. 34. STREMPLE, SCOTT ARTHUR (Scott) Key Club 2-3-4, Lt. Governor 4; Foreign Language Club 1-2-3; Intramural Basketball 4; Powderpuff Cheerleader 4; pp. 34, 152. STROUF, GREGG (Bubba) Key Club 2-3-4, Sophomore Rep. 2; Varsity M 3-4; Football 2-3-4, letter 3-4; NHS 3; pp. 34, 92, 152. SULLIVAN, MICHAEL EUGENE (Mike) Wrestling 1-2-3, letter 3; pg. 35. SWEET, DOUGLAS (Doug) Varsity M 2; Football 3-4, letter 4; Track 2- 4, letter 2-4, Captain 4; pp. 35, 92, 116. SWINGLE, DAVID (Dave) pg. 35. SZABO, PAMELA JOY (Zabe) Business Club 4, President 4; Choir 1; Orchestra 1-2-3-4; pp. 35, 135. TAYLOR, KEVAN (Kevan) pg. 35. TETZEL, ROSANNE MARIE (Rosanne) GAA 1-2; Pep Club 1-2; Foreign Language 1-2-3; NHS 3-4; Drama Club 3; pp. 35, 167. THOMPSON, RANDY (Lucky) Ski Club 1-2-3-4, President 4; Karate Club 1-2-3, President 3; Science Club 4; Cross Country 2-3-4, letter 2-3- 4; Football 1; Track 1-2-3, letter 2-3; pp. 35, 98, 154, 158. THORNBURG, SUSAN MARIE (Sue) Art Club 3-4; Ski Club 1-2-3-4; GAA 1; Powderpuff 4; Outdoor Club 3; Volleyball 2-3-4, letter 2-3-4; Girls Glee 1; pp. 35, 97, 150, 158. TINDELL, MARITA (Mert) TIPPETT, AMY (Amy) Student Council Representative; Powderpuff 4; Track 3; pp. 35, 97. TOLLAFIELD, MARK (Mark) Stardusters 3; Intramural Basketball 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; pp. 35, 128, 131. TOWNER, PATRICIA ANN (Trish) Powderpuff 3-4; pp. 36, 97. TUCKER, DIANE RAE (Diane) Pep Club 1; Art Club 2-3; Gymnastics 1- 2; Concert Band 1; Symphonic Band 3; Marching Band 4; pp. 36, 128. UMPLEBY, TRACY (Tracy) Class officer, Treasurer 2; Beeliners 3-4; Track 2; pp. 36, 127. VACCHETTA, MARIO (Mario) pg. 36. VOLODKEVICH, HELEN (Helen) AFS-Student Exchange 4, Treasurer 4; Foreign Language Club 4, Vice President 4; NHS 3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3- 4; Ski Club 1-3; GAA 1-2-3-4; YARC 4; GLC 4; Basketball stat. 4, letter 4; Powderpuff 4; Tennis 2; Track 1; Activity Choir 1; Girls Glee 1; Concert Choir 2-3-4; pp. 36, 97, 132, 154, 165, 167. WATKINS, CINDY (Cindy) Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1-2-3; Symphonic Band 2-3; Activity Choir 1; Varsity Choir 2; Concert Choir 3-4; pp. 36, 128, 131, 132. WEIMER, JUDITH ANN (Judy) Pep Club 1-2-3-4; GAA 2-4; YARC 4; Ski Club 3-4; FTA 1; Powderpuff 4; Beeliners 3-4; pp. 37, 97, 127, 155, 158, 165. WEST, KAREN (Karen) Salutatorian 3; Valedictorian 4; Science Club 4; NHS 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Orchestra 1-2-3-4; pp. 37, 128, 135, 154, 167. WHARTON, TIMOTHY SCOTT (Tim) Basketball 1; pg. 35. WHITEMAN, CHIP (Chip) WHITFIELD, ANDREA LYNN (Andrea) Pep Club 1-4; Art Club 3-4, President 4; Concert Band 1-2-3; Marching Band 2-3-4; Symphonic Band 4, letter 1-2-3-4; Medinamite 3; Student Aide 1; pp. 37, 128, 131, 151, 165. WIEGAND, KELLY (Bunny) Band 1-2-3-4; Marching Band 3; Orchestra 1-2-3-4; Musicals 1-2-3-4; NHS 4; Thespians; pp. 37, 128, 135, 167. WILDER, KAREN (Karen) Choir 1; Student Aide 2-3; pg. 37. WILKENS, PETER DAVID (Pete) Ski Club 2-3-4; Hockey Club 1; Weightlifting Club 4; Intramural Basketball 1-2-3; Track 4, letter 4; pp. 37, 116, 158. WILKENS, SUSANNA SPENCER (Susanna) Ski Club 2-3-4; NHS 3-4; Science Club 4; pp. 37, 154, 158, 167. WILLE, THOMAS (Tom) pg. 37. WILLIAMS, YVONNE (Yvonne) Ski Club 2; Powderpuff 4; Choir 1; Medinian 3-4; pp. 37, 97, 147. WOLFE, WILLIAM (Bill) pg. 37. WOOD, JOHN (John) pg. 37. WOOD, PAUL (Paul) Key Club 2-3; YARC 3-4, Treasurer 3-4; Ski Club 3-4; Varsity M 3-4; Track 1-2-3-4, letter 2-3-4; Student Aide 2-3, AV; Medinian 3-4, Editor 4; pg. 27, 37, 116, 146, 155, 158. ZIPTER, LYNN (Zip) pg. 37. 263 opring Fever Upper left: The springtime air is so fresh and clean! Lower left: Behind every good man there stands a woman. Upper middle: You had better get out of the sun, Andy, you're getting a burn. Middle: Fantastic weather made track conditions the best in the world. Lower middle: The girls track team at its best. (Notice that Faith’s shoes have done more running). Far right: I'm not playing til I get my shoes back. | = ¢ 4 4 “3 264 265 Senior Prank 266 Upper left: Hey, I forgot to tell you guys that my mom wants all this stuff back! Lower left: The morning after the night before. Upper right: Sittin’ on the corner, watchin’ all the girls go by. Lower right: Good morning, Mr. Sunshine — the Plain Dealer’s in your yard! Next page: Upper right: I can use this one on my car! Lower right: Now now, Bud, I have a headache! Every year the Seniors have had the privilege of toilet papering the yard, soaping windows and making life hard for the underclassmen. This year, they did all of this and more. One of their stunts was to sleep outside in tents, which many did. They hung signs over the wall and put the winning teddy bear from the Senior float on top of the building. They barricaded the main entrance to the school and inside, they filled the commons with hay. The faculty room and Mrs. Parman’s office had been filled with paper! Mrs. Parman was so pleased with her newly-decorated office, that she wrote thank you notes on her paper! Underclassmen spent the day cleaning the building, while Seniors went home to take showers and catch 40 winks after their night of pranks! 67 Cedar Point Jumps with Seniors Upper left: Janice looks like she’s got THIS animal trained. Upper middle: Eenie, Meenie, Minie and Moe. Lower left: Lynn and Beth have finally caught that elusive Frank Malone! (or is he? ... ) Lower right: Sherry loves riding wild rides almost as much as she enjoys basketball. Next page: Upper left: Ride’m cowgirl’ Upper right: Lori just passed the test that every 268 person under 4’ sweats! Now she can hold Lisa’s hand on the Blue Streak! Lower left: Double trouble. Lower right: Goofy seniors take a parting shot! Tuesday, May 31, Cedar Point was bombarded with ap- proximately 240 seniors who spirited away the day till about 9 that night. One bus left the high school that morning; the rest of the class took advantage of their freedom and drove up to Sandusky to spend the day at their parents’ cottages by the lake, or in their boats. Mr. George, Mr. Peters, Mrs. Parman and Mrs. Zeff accom- panied the group for one of the most fun days all of the “se EN ar ) MUST BE ° seniors have had since their prank. The weather coopera- ted and the day was sun-filled until some late afternoon showers drove seniors into the nearest hotdog stands. Mrs. Parman, a big chicken, had to be prompted to go on the more wild rides — the Corkscrew being one. But after her first ride, she was a seasoned Cedar Pointer, and enjoyed the rest of the day with the best of them! opring Fever Upper left: I like Econ better upside down. Lower left: Smile, Lynn, only ten more minutes until lunch. Upper middle: The three stooges look like they're enjoying the track meet. Lower middle: The ghosts of rained-out track meets. Upper right: A fad of 1977. Lower right: Why, it’s Cathy-Fawcett-Majors! 270 we _ “ CE OLE GEL DL AM o- — 2 KALE Oe i Rie eae i | Sertety steer eT 271 Editor Assistant Editor Layout Editor Caption Editor Student Life Seniors Underclass Sports Music Clubs Faculty Advertising Special Events Photographers Advisor Typist Paul Wood Lynn Palamountain Lynn Palamountain Janice Hosick Ann Conry Lynn Henry Yvonne Williams Paul Wood Cheryl Stauffer Brian Hauck Paul Wood Cheryl Stauffer Kim Christian Lisa Bougher Margot Rademacher Dolly Yates Paul Wood Janice Hosick Jane Peterson Jeff Eble Miss Dianne Taylor Lorri Buck Spirit was the theme of the yearbook and though Medina only had one fantastic team, true spirit and dedication always came through as members of the student body, faculty, and community supported all of the events at the school. Some events attracted more than others but there was always at least one faithful Medinian in the stands. Thanks Mom! Now for all the thanks. I’d personally like to thank and congratulate Miss Dianne Taylor for putting up with my sarcasm for the last two years. We were both new at the yearbook business two years ago and now, along with our fine (great) staff, we have put together the best Medinian ever. Lynn Palamountain moved to Medina in May 1976. She thought she knew everything about how to put a yearbook together: she did. I learned just about everything from her. Janice Hosick. What can I say? She’s a very comical photographer who knows her business. If you hadn't noticed, all the pictures have captions: the good clear pictures with the good captions are works of hers. Thanks Jan! Our other photographers are very good, but Jan is a Senior. Sorry Jane. Thanks for all the pictures. I would like to thank all of my friends for just being what they are. Special thanks go to the Karabinds, Abell’s, Gardner’s, Brian, Leroy, Annie, Rubee, Dad and most of all, I would like to thank the most beautiful woman in the world, Mom. I think you're the greatest! Rul ocd. Paul Wood — Editor 272 a a J, ©