Midview High School - Log Yearbook (Grafton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1966 volume:

LOG MIDVIEW HIGH SCHOOL GRAFTON, OHIO VOLUME ELEVEN A 2 TAKING STARTS hlllllli' Sill! Iii! hV5'!i,1'l' 531851: A TIME OF STILL WATER n 'ia ls. 'Q :,, il I., ku 4,25 ,pv- ar . nk' . , Y pggjf ', 'Q 'J J 551. 1 A TIME OF DEAD LEAVES Vg X . A 'Y L X ,T x J L x E x 4 A TIME OF FROSTED BRANCHES '?' 0 gwl 1,,Y Tw. ,QQ , , l'.s, gf Q. ? '... U, 'v'5lHH I I if k .Y :V f' A TIME OF HIDDEN FLOWERS 1 , iz Q K Q x ae an 1 ,- gm , f 'X .x . AV. is Q , m . xx H xx X W, Aff , YF an' 4, .A ' K 3, ' ,wgf-:MJVH we wb. Q wx 5, Wann- wwe F 3 H' X' 5 4 . is .M is w ff w 1 ,4h ' AH' 3 .LQ ws gt N. pw-'ff' As-,. ,sf N. :fem , '5!1,,1,1 s 'Wilma rf., Am, v-U1 Y. 5 1 . .M Qssigg - ww, e I 1.1.1, L 0 Wa W W ' ,. VVV, L,Lw,,x,w, . L h ..-41.1-,+I ,ng ef ww ww 5.6 - A X ' 3 ' , ff. f fi.:Qg 4. 225 .1. fi mmgg .I Q: 'if 13:5 ' ',,I '2 I -' 4, , . -. Q' ' ' T' if gas: Q 'WX ,, ,gpm W . .mi ' ' -3b ,Wfi-Wi L . fl wi' M 4.3M Qf 4 . 111 x fl A 1 2.fMXTi. . 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IWW AND THEN iii! . 1 A, -wr' V Board of Education-Chester Carpenter, Gordon Hales, Carl Essex, Charles Sheldon, William Witt. Clerk Treasurer-Mildred Peake. Richard Sfacy, principal. 30 wm.,iH.v...o.,.,N,M ,,., ,M .M.,,,4....,m.,.mw. ff-zimnfnw John Leuenberger, assistant principal. Elwood Wheaton, superintendent if , f s cic Wendall Hayes, Science Alfred Machovina, Mathematics Thomas West, Science David Burke, Science Charles Pollock, Mathematics 32 N , If aim 55451 Q . f. 42 Mag . ,H H W, Y S2 A MW n ,f n . '- ' , . ' 1 '11 , V ff ' wi ii Lv , Vk. 1 I My wg 1 iff 5 K 5 wr k Brenda STeele, English Muriel Harrison, English 35 Bcrborc Everson, English im. '- Q, ff' William Holbrook, Spanish Paul Grosiean, Latin, Speech Melbc Besccn Business Wlleffc Robson Business whim: 36 L F' gf X K' S. A xx if 2. ' ' vi, w sg K 5. 55 A 'r e Q il, 5 Q . .Eli QE Elin Ap.: M gg 1 if Ido Smith, Business Sherul Jones, Business Leroy Trouten, French 37 Muriel Lytle, Librarian Evelyn Hardy, Secretory 6 Marilyn Duncc n, Librarian ,W Betty Allemeier, Secretary f ffi- f25:,:I5ffg??5siGg'e3j,' , ' 4' 1 V- . '53,JfVz9?i?f' 4,1 1 if A Qi Q fd , J ffm if Us ef? 4. 3 . if ,M X 1 5 vw 31? pw V534 W y ax 5 is 3? 4' A 322 , Q f'1!j1f,.p 4 f f :fl A J Y Q- QL -. K' , .Q fi? ' i 1- as Edgar Duncan, Journalism Gene Cavalier, Physical Education Ed Thompson, Health 40 wi, Y! ii Mwfs w. ten- y, Robert Bayless, Bond Craig Dieterich, Choir Fran Romino, Physical Education William Hunter, Science . 1-Ulu ippanv-M--ww Jane Kingman, Mclry Workner, Ruth Goins, Sylvia Moore, Jean Rauscher, und Vi Elrod, Cooks Pauline Williams, English Russ Srefiee and Edd Sione, Janitors 1 Herman Gannett, Shop l l Mary Patrick, Home Ec -inns NW. Ken Parks, Vocational Agriculture Helen Ecko, Home Ec xws:.wf.f-Da L Am I Tom Mclntyre, Shop , ' Pcuiricio Hall Home Ec Donald Efhrldge, Mechunncol Drawing David Moon, History Henry Smith, Social Studies Robert Fisher, Social Studies Dominic Giovcnnuzzo, Occupational Education Jim Sears, Occupational Education Ed Kubuski, Athletic Director HOPE ALONE NOT ENOUGH TO HELP HARRIERS TO WINS Hoping to run their way to a successful season, the cross country team started its first autumn meet with only three returning lettermen-Dave Spanski, Carl Essex, and Larry Rounds. The team, scheduled for six meets, was coached by Larry Rowe, who had hopes for the boys even though their pre- vious record was O-5. With a determined spirit they opened their season against Elyria, Sept. 9, and went on to meets with North Olmsted, Elyria Catholic, Brookside, and Amherst. In their hardest fought meet, the harriers lost to Brookside, 31-24. Handicapped with a deficit of runners, the cross country unit ended its regular season Oct. 22 with a 24-36 setback at the hands of the visiting Brookside harriers. The Middie long distance runners went winless forthe year. , 5 if SOFTBALL TEAM MISSES CHAMPIONSHIP BY GAME The well-balanced Lorain County Girls Softball League for area high schools repeated its traditional, annual, nail- biting finish. Three schools-Midview, Avon, and Brookside-completed the regular season in a three-way tie, forcing the teams into a post season playoff. The Middie fly chasers drew Brookside in the opening round and lost to the eventual champions, 6-0, and finished in a second-place tie with Avon. The Middle hopes for a clear shot at the league title were spoiled during the regular season by a I4-i3 loss to Avon, the only blemish on the Midview record. The Middies de- feated Brookside during the campaign, 5-2. Other Midview victories came over Keystone, 4-1, Am- herst, 3l-6, Clearview, i2-O, Firelands, ll-5, and Co- lumbia, l8-2. lncidents off the field sometimes are as memorable as those on the field. This year was no exception. The players will recall Coach Fran Romino's inept promise preceding the Amherst encounter to buy refreshments if you girls score 30 runs. They did, and she must have had quite a bill. Every girl on the team took part in the victory. ,Q 2 3 5 Q it 4' iff, 1i .i OCTOBER. NOVEMBER. DECEMBER GRID YEAR PRODUCES FORFEITS Early season predictions for the Middie Head-Hunters were encouraging, but inexperience and iniuries reduced the team's effectiveness, turning the season record into one of disappoint- ment. Despite the depressing effects of a losing season, the team morale remained high as did the hopes of the spectators. Attendance exceeded the preceding year's turnout and never reached a discouraging low. Guiding the gridiron efforts were Head Coach Bob Fisher, Line Coach Ed Adelsburg, and Backfield Coach Tom West. Outstanding back and lineman awards were presented to Al- bert Stacey and Tom Walsh, respectively. Stacey became the first player in Midview history to gain four varsity letters in foot- ball. Senior lettermen Larry Yost, Jim Wiley, Luther Davis, Don Gusto- vich, Al Stacey, John Weslow, Bob Paris, Bill Krause, John Mad- lem, Tom Walsh, Phil Strouse, Tim Benko, Joe Slclenar, and John Sklenar played their last high school football Nov. 4 against Oberlin, closing out the season with one victory, seven losses, and one no contest because of a double forfeit involving Ridge- ville. wx I 1 1 5 M MW 81 016 'G GEORGIA GRILLS REIGNS AS '65 HOMECOMING QUEEN As the football team retired to the locker room at half-time between the Midview-Clearview game, five Homecoming Queen candidates and Their four attendants were escorted onto the field. The crowd, along with the nine representatives, were eagerly awaiting the announcement of who would receive the honor of reigning as the 1965 Homecoming Queen. The girls were previously introduced at a combination Home- coming assembly and pep rally held the Friday before the perennial event. Unaware of the final decision of candidates, the representa- tives, as well as the student body, entered the assembly and anxiously listened for the names to be called and for the girls to ascend the stage steps. Dave Tharp, Student Council president, slowly announced that the competing queen candidates were Dicie Bruhn, Karen Rob- son, Georgic. Grills, Maureen Ross, and Judy McDonough. These girls were to be attended by Freshman Denise Davis, Sophomore Kathy Dachner, and Juniors Nancy Stann and Barbara Hawke. Even though Midview had played a good defensive game, the half-time score was frozen at 20-O in Clearview's favor. The crowd stilled and everyone seemed to be concentrating on the press box announcer's voice, except co-captains Albert Stacy and Bill Krause, who were worried about last minute ceremony details. The name was announced, and the football captains advanced toward the girls ready to robe and crown the new queen. Georgia Grills tearfully accepted the queen's attire, and took her place with the court on the field bleachers to watch the remaining half of the game. Undaunted by the game's final score of 20-12, the smallest queen ever chosen by Midview students reigned over one of the biggest events of the school year, the Homecoming dance. Dampened spirits turned triumphant later in the year as Clearview had to forfeit the game making it Midview's first Homecoming win in three years. - Z 3 A ' ' . Q 5 ,, il ,,,, K' V i .fi 42 4- w - 3 FOOTBALL SCORES Varsity Ridgeville Elyria Catholic New London Vermilion Amherst Clearview lforfeirl Wellington Huron Oberlin Reserves Elyria Catholic Wellingion Amherst Clearview Oberlin Freshmen Oberlin Brunswick Elyria Carholic Clearview Ridgeville 5 f DRAMA SEASON OPENS WITH 'THE MALE ANIMAL' With a cast of 13, the dramatics department opened its season with James Thurber's The Male Animal Nov. 19 at 8:13 p.m. The comedy is about Tommy Turner, an English pro- fessor at Midwestern University, and his wife Ellen. Trouble begins when Joe Ferguson, a former Mid- western football hero and Ellen's old boyfriend, re- turns for a visit. As it this isn't problem enough for the Turners, an in- tellectual student, Michael Baines, writes a very con- troversial article as a result of a lecture delivered by Professor Turner. The results are far-reaching and comical. Portraying the leading roles in the play, directed by Miss Beverley Glemser, were seniors Darryl Johnson as Tommy Turner, Pat Hess as Ellen Turner, and Har- vey Johns as Joe Ferguson. Also in a lead role was freshman Debbie Blackburn, Ellen's sister. Other students participating in the play were Brenda Burns, Larry Herwig, Charles Wuensch, Paul Shriver, Becky Beal, Mike Kekic, Shelle Riedel, Ed Rodgers, and Steve Hronec. Student director for the produc- tion was Linda Wesemeyer. I 5 62 BOWLERS ROLL OVER PINS FOR 222 'S BUT ALSO 29'S Rolling out of the high school and into the Grafton Bowl- ing Lanes every Tuesday afternoon, 60 members of the intramural kegling league bowled their way to astonishing feats. The team captained by Tom Kilpatrick pinned the loop championship down by taking a three-game roll-off from the second half champs, captainecl by Georgia Gill. Senior Bob Young grabbed honors for the highest game and series totals for boys with 222 and 564. For the girls, Connie Snyder pulled in the title for both departments with 203 and 528 totals. Chuck Meldrum's team rolled the best game and series totals for a team with 820 and 2233. Laura Huber, sophomore, had the dubious distinction of bowling the lowest single game total, 29. SCHOOL SPIRIT SOARS IN DRIVE FOR SIX TONS OF CLOTHING Generously answering an open appeal to support the Save the Children's Federation, Midview students contributed l2,09O pounds of clothing during a Student Council sponsored clothes drive in November. Six tons of clothes, the overwhelming response from residents as well as staff and students, were sent to the Appalachia region. The heart of the area, which spans nine states, is located in the mountainous region of eastern Kentucky, one third ot the area's four million inhabitants earn less than 33,000 a year. Faculty members and staff helped to generate excitement, and enthusiasm by presenting a skit to launch the appeal. The inter- class competition totals were measured by thermometers, which eventually extended up a corridor wall and across the ceiling. The freshman and senior classes stayed in close conflict during the week-long contest, but the seniors proved to be the superior collectors with 3,663 pounds of clothing and were rewarded with free admissions to a Student Council dance. Midview was awarded a Certificate of Appreciation by the Save the Children Federation for the hard work of the students. ff' I W,,,,,..,.-0-- gi an VICTORY ELUDES FACULTY IN ANNUAL 'FUN' SERIES After a short, grinding, grueling season the Mid- view High faculty basketball wonders produced another losing year with an O-l record. Renewing the annual series with Midview Junior High's hardwood crawlers was a useless eFfort for the wonders as they lost, 40-34, Dec. 4. The margin, however, was much closer than the year before. Authorities believe that the high school quintet is iust a year or two away from a possible victory. Scoring honors for the losing high school cause went to Ed Adelsberg, who is also known for his bowling prowess, and Wendell Hayes. Each player ripped the nets for six points. Pickle Bickle and Goofy Gainer sparked the winners with lO markers each. The volleyball batters from the high school lor the team considered to be from the high schooll shored up a much better evening, winning two of three matches to become mythical champs of the yearly battle of teachers. , 67 CLASS OF 69 Patricia Abbey Ronald Abi: GY Linda Adams Terry A dams Bill Allen Pa Jeff Anderson tty Alltop Eric Anderson Gary Anderson Kathy Andrews Robert Arms Jim Austin Jay Baksa Robert Ball James Balogh Randy Bologh Stephanie Balogh Ernest Barth Bernard Bateman Becky Beal Barbara Benlco Daniel Betz Debbie Blackb Dale Bislline Nathan Black Ul'Fl Randy Boise James Bo isuenne Barbara Bowls Edmond Bowhan De bbie Brady William Brady Elizabeth Breeden Frances Breeden Russell Brown Rudy Burden Paula Burdette Cheryl Butler Edward Burgess Mike Byars Sue Byars Mike Butler Richard Buzas Gregory Cadger Sherry Ca rducci Dea n Carpenter Marcia Chapman Vicki Claphan John Clark Patricia Clanin Teresa Cogdill Christine Coleman Linda Codren Nelson Coon Diane Cotton Pai Covey Larry Crawford Gerald Cricks Denny Crnolat C15 Robert Crowell Lois Crum Craig Davila Denise Davis Pa ul Davis Ted Wayne Wayne Dawson Stephen Dean Linda Degraphenreed Ronald Del Sesto Arthur Dennis David Devereaux William Dickenson Tommy Dillinger William Dolan Chris Dove Donna Dill Brian Downs Amy Drawl Rae Dreger Shirley Driver Joan Dusky Dan Durham Keith Du Vernay Ken Du Vernay Jo Anne Dye Ron Edwards Philip Eidam Clyde Ellis Reva Ellison Sandy Emody Gary Engler Katie Ertl Elizabeth Essex Blaine Farr Ned Fenderson Ron Filmer Sandra Finchum Helen Fokszanskyi Ellen Foley Cheryl Foote William Fox Gary French Nanette Frawley Bob Frey Merry Fritz Bob Fry Helen Fuller Dick Gallaligan Polly Gal Rasema loway ry Gannon Marlene Garvner Gail Gereke Anthony Gibbon Larry Goglin Sue Goins Reva Gal Carl G Carl Gest s dsmilh omall Bonnie Gorgan Clarence Gray John Gross Donald Haag Linda Halbl Todd Hal Sandra Barbara Gross aub es Hall Clement Hance Mark Hanna Colleen Harrison John Hardy Noreen Harrison Karl Hawke Dannie H Ken Hi erwig Cks JoAnne Higneff George Hill Mike Hinds Bud Holcomb Dale Holly Judy Holl Bruce Hills Y Jane? Holmes Ben Horsfall Sam Horsfall Carl Houston Joan Houston Shirley Hou Brenda H Judy Holfenroll ston owe ll Vicki Howell David Howser Bob Hronec Carl Hudson Wanda Humelsine Larry Hyland Cynthia Jau don Joseph Jaudon Belly Ann Jenkin James Jenkin Diana Jernigan Leona Jole mv? Arthur Jones Barbara Justy Mary Ann Kantosky John Kelley Deanna Kelsey Tim Kenska Alice Kendall Joe Kendall Herbert Kendrick Martha King Ross Kingman Arthur Kline Darlene Knight Bob Kohler Allen Kovach Tom Kyer Marilyn Ladd Teresa Lahiff Paul Lang Howard Layne Harold Lawrence Gerald LeFevre Charles Leppanen Patricia Linden Cheryl Livergood Brian Logan Diane Long Barbara Luf Sue Lumadue Chris Macbeth Tom Macbeth Eva Modding Mary Martin Bonnie McCleod Glen McConaghy Sharon McCormick Pat McCort Ronald McCourt Michael McCraw Elaine McDivat Patricia McKee Mona McLemore Kathy Menc JoAnne Miller Nathan Miller Beverly Mills Sandra Milner John Mlnnich Gary Moore Cindy Jim Morris Morrison Kenneth Morrison Joseph Motto Debra Murray Jim Musgrave Margie Myers Charles Nelson Jerry Nelson Donald Newton Darlene Nicely Denny Nicely Neal Nirris Allen Nonley Jack Nutter Carol O'Brien Cheryl Cath Sa O'Brien i O'Dowd ndra O'Neal Charles Osborn John Palazzi Dawn Patchin Diana Patton Craig Petrus Lanna Peyton Herbert Phillips Karen Pigatt Vick Pass Jennie Stan Piior Margie Piscola David Plas Justin Plas Paulsen Charles Price Wilma Price Linda Pritt Richard Rahrig Charlene Randolph Pat Reese Shirle Richardson Lorene Paul Piggins Roberts Katherine Rabinette Marionn Ron Rodgers Janettr Rovenell Bill Rowe Paul Roactt Rudi Judy Rupel Alyce Runyon John Runyon Diana Rash Sharon Salisbury Mike Sower Kenny Scakags Dennis Schroeder Dan Seabold Greg Sears David Seel Barbara Darlen Jancle Selprldge Richard Sheldon Martha Sibert Celia Siek Silver e Simmons Russel Simmons G loria Sines Anita Smith Charles Smith David Smith Dale Smith Lynn Smith Lynel Spanski Vicki Spitzer Charles Stacey Denise Stazzone David Swift Scott Stewart Charlene Stanit Mike Sutmaier Timothy Taylor Barbara Tester Harry Thomas Janice Thomas Jeff Toghill Patty Thomas Corleen Thompson Kenneth Thornburg Bob Tompkins Nancy Toth John Trexler Richard Trexler Larryl Trott Jackie Tutthill Jeanette Ullrich Janet Vacheenas Linda Waldell Jett Wagamon Joe M Walker ickey Walker Lois Word Roger Watson Sharon Watson Helen Webb Kathy Webber Dan Weber James Wells John Wheat Kathryn White Darrell Wilford George Wilson Gilbert Wirkner Anthony Woloszyn Brenda Wood Diana Woods Karen Woods Randy Wooten Marcia Yanniello Susan Yasher Janice Yates Jennifer Yost Raymond Zachorias Penny Zanning Li nda Zaremba Karen Zefo John Zelenka Diane Zuk Elaine Abbey Terry Alheit CLASS OF 68 Doug Allen Connie Allman Edwar Gar d Armstrong y Atkinson Roger Atkinson Earl Banks Rachel Bell Tom Ball Cathy Blaylock Ken Bliss Bob Bokor Mike Boone Jim Borsenik Judy Bowen Sharon Bradley Terry Bradley Diane Brady Bob Britton Dennis Brock Connie Brown James Brown Paul Bukowski Warren Bruce Darlene Burdette Bruce Burdi Brenda B Brenda Jim ck urgess Burns Buschur Ron Bush Janet Carroll Della Cawley Marlene Ch Judy Campbell apmen Annette Chobody Lori Ci Fred prian Cottleld David Cole Susan Conrad Kathy Comrie Rose Marie Coon Calvin Corn Dana Covey Bill Cronolatas Kathy Dachner Ali ce Davidson Elizabeth Davies Harold Davis Laura Deeb Tim Dellisanti Robert Del Sesto Diane Devereaux William Dickenson Sandra Draiss Chuck Early Carol Ebert Tom Elke Norma Elrick Susan Ertl John Ewelt Richard Forman John Farr Cathy Fetterman Billy Filner Burl Fisher Pat Flowers Cheryl Frabotta Barb Frawley Butch Freeman Dan Fuller Joe Goetz Linda Gates Marilyn Gelenius Georgia Gibbs Mitch Giese Jayne Godenschwager Connie Gomoll Wayne Goodman Bob Grills Allan Grass Bob Gullet Scott Guthman Rogher Hargus Jeff Harrison Karen Hawke Steve Hearn Jerry Herwig Gary Hignett Harry Hoffman Carol Holbrook Jon Honsdorf Diane Houston Lynn Houston Dan Howe Darrell Howell Pauletta Hirnchar Charles Hudson Karen Hudson Dean Humelsine Willie Fay lvey Bonnie .labs Becky Jones Lena Jones A '- Chester Ka ntos ky Lynn Ka rres Sophie Kasper Russ Kazmierczak George Kerresi Kerry Kilpatrick Ed Knapp Tom Kohler Tam Knechtges Linda Kroneker Delores Lacey Donna Lacina Peter LaForsh Reba Lambert Vivian Landes John Lear Brenda Lee Charles Lawson Carol Leininger Elaine Lichtenberg Robert Lindsay Sandra Longbralce Rosanne Longwell Jeff Luce ' Ralph Mason Linda Loveioy Carol Matusik Tom McClelland Linda McLemore Richard Meldrum David Miller Gary Minnich Jim Minnich Ron Mole Barbara Mills Monna Monske Bill Morningstar Sandi Mueller Mildred Napier Diana Nash Chris Nemeth Sharon Napier Craig Nemeth Craig Neuman Gary Neuman Carol Newman Clara Newman Brenda O'Brien Gayle Ody Ruth Norris George Pais Cheryl Patterson Phyllis Sue Paxton Pennington Gordon Petit Dennis Piior Linda Price Mariean Pszenitzki Peg Rader Mary Ray Dennis Reed Allen Reisinger Chuck Reisinger Jay Reveglia Terry Reynolds Tom Riccardi Dale Richmond Bob Robinson Elizabeth Robinson Ed Rodgers Dennis Ross Richard Ryals Jim Sanders Steve Smith Mike Stiles Bill Stuart Larry Taylor Tom Tecco Ron Tester Allen Thompson Nancy Tite Stephen Tumbas Gene Turner Lana Turner Jim Vezina Karen Vezina Barb Vincent Janet Wagner Leo Walter Jim Warren Paula Weidman Diane Weisheit Vern Wells Jane Wesemeyer Kris Wheaton Lester White Anna Willis Terry Wissinger Don Wolfe David Woodrum Robert Woodrum David Young Joe Zelinka Larry Zimmerman CLASS Steve Abbey Myra Adkins John Ba Allemeier rb Allen Dove Anderson Linda Anderson Ron Anderson John Andrews Cathy Armloruster Dan Austin Linda Balsman Bill Barnhart Evelyn Benton Philip Benko John Berkebile Don Bliss Suzanne Bohn Sharon Borchert Dave Borling S ha ry n Bowes Pat Brewster Eileen Brooks Elaine Brooks Mary Brooks Marsha Bridges Bob Brockwell Rona ld Broske Sandra Brown Judy Burden Eva Burgess Orlando Bush Phil Butler Allen Capell Dale Capell John Carpenter Frank Chapman John Chobody Pa1' Chopich Calvin Coon Tony Cushing Daria Davies Debra Davis Mark Davis Linda Dezso Robert Dill Don Elder John Dooley Roberta Early Dottie Eddleman David Elliot Jesse Ellis David Ellison Sharon Emody John Ertl Art Fedak John Fenderson A K, as -,ri sig. C-ia 3 M, ri , , fr .nf 1 Y f ? 5 is 1 K t A? . it Q. l ,Fm :g51 ..'.i .g:5f: ,g Pg' we Q Q Sally Forthofer Janet Frabotta Bill Frey Mary Gaukin Shirley Gaukin Linda Gidlin Georgia Gill Connie Glaze Albert Goldsmith Charles Haag Jim Hahn Henry Halblaub Paul Halblaub Terry Hales Garnett Hance Barbara Hawke Mike Hearn Cheryl Hardman Linda Hedges Sharon Heintz Eugene Helmick Larry Herwig Karl Hess Cathy Holmes Maureen Hills Barbara Hopkins Patty Houghtland Randy Houston Kathleen Howard Sa ra l-Ironec Pat Hrnchar Kathy Hudson Kathie Huletz Freda Hudson Thelma Jabs Arlene Jaeger RoseMarie Jenkin Mari lyn Johns Fred Johnson Mike Kekic Nancy Kazmierczak Marvin Kennedy Linda Kerch mar Gayle Kerley Sharon Kerns Kathy Kidney Martha Kingman Kerry Kirkpatrick Judy Kiaer Mary Krebs Karen Kyer Allen Ladd Elain Lafferty Sandra Lang Clareen Larrick Craig Linden Sandy Lovejoy Carolyn Lyons Louise Macaulay Ellen Mack Marsha Mausser Jim Miller Barb McCraw Elizabeth McDonough Dale Miller Linda Modic Christine Moen Bob Moore Gary Moore Sharon Moore Mariiane Morris Dave Newman Patricia Michols Joe Oravek Ted Orzeck Carol Overy Ralph Page John Padulka Nick Panchak Dona Penrod Beverly Phillips Mike Poling Geri Poole Ronald Porter Martha Poss Kathy Prentice Doris Price Dave Rader Charles Rankin Joe Riccardi Paul Richards Sandie Richardson Alicia Risser Ruth Ritchey Tom Roig Richard Schmidt Paul Schriver Kathy Schroeder Donna Schwartz Nina Seabolt Elizabeth Seel Lucille Short John Shreve Howard Simmons Denny Sines Robert Smalley Doug Smith Kathy Smith Robert Smith Sandy Smith Tony Smith Vicki Smith Stephanie Smith Steve Smith Wynnona Smith Connie Snyder Roy Snyder Wayne Snyder Nancy Stann Lee Spanski Mark Spitzer Sandro Stefanism Ray Stevans William Styles Molly Tarry Charles Terrill Alan Tran Pat Turner Carol Thomas Jack Thomas Elaine Vanik BonnieVorga Ted Waddell Bob Waltz Linda Weigel Tim Walsh Carol Weber David Weisheit Cathy Wesemeyer Ray Wharton Julie Wheaton Ron White Dave Wise Susan Williams Nancy Wilson Glenn Woidtke Charles Wuensch Ginger Yates Susan Yost Ronnie Zachaias Donna Zefo Debbie Zimmer my - ' JL ,. .-WM. 7, JANUARY. FEBRUARY, MARCH I FRESHMEN Elyria Catnolic Clearview Wellington Oberlin Clearview Wellingfon Oberlin Riclgeville Elyria Cafholic New London RESERVES Westlake Avon Lake Clearview Amherst Vermilion Ridgeville Oberlin New London Ridgeville Oberlin Elyria Catholic Huron Clearview - Amherst Wellington Vermilion i x i P ? P I I VARSITY Westlake Avon Lake Clearview Amherst Vermilion Ridgeville Oberlin New London Ridgeville Oberlin Elyria Catholic Huron Clearview Amherst Wellington Vermilion Elyria NEW COACH, TWO LETTERMEN HAVE SO-SO CAGE CAMPAIGN Joy and disappointment accompanied the i965-66 Midview basketball season. Predicted losses became wins, and predicted wins became losses. The varsity ended the year with a 7-lO record and a fourway tie for third place in the Lakeland Conference. The season saw Ed Adelsberg replace Henry Smith, who had guided the Middies for ive years, as new head coach. The team will be inexperienced and not too fast, said Adelsberg as he started the year with only two returning lettermen, Al Stacey and Bob Paris. Stacey, the year's most valuable player, along with Rich Hawke, Don Gus- tovich, Luther Davis, and Bob Paris, were senior lettermen lost by graduation. We will miss the five seniors, but l think we have a good chance of having a winning season next year with the iuniors that are coming back, said Adelsberg. Bright outlooks will be enhanced by the addition of players from a iunior varsity team which posted a i4-2 slate and captured the mythical Lakeland Conference crown for reserves. APRIL BRINGS BAND STATE SUPERIOR 88 l i 1 f I uf I I HOUSTON, MADLEM LEAD INDIVIDUAL MAT EFFORTS A combination of strength, ability, and tactics are qualifications necessary for a winning wrestling sea- son, and although team wins in the victory column were low, several boys continually excelled in their weight classes proving that individual potential was high. Returning veterans opening the year were John Berkebile, Randy Houston, John Madlem, Mike Kekic, Chuck Early, and Tony Smith. New mats and novice gropplers proved to be a win- ning composite as the matmen captured four firsts and took third place honors in the Middie-hosted Lakeland Conference Wrestling Tournament Feb. 12. Randy Houston and John Modlem advanced to dis- trict competition after competing in the Sectional Wrestling Tournament where both boys were seeded and drew first round byes, Houston, Midview's lightest grappler, finished third in the sectional, winning three of six bouts, Madlem came in fourth. They qualified for the district by being among the top four finishers in their divisions. Midview's last two wrestling hopes were eliminated from district competition March 4, the team's season record was three wins, seven losses. i f 1 w 1 I v V 2 3, W Wm I , .SM , A ,dk . -3 V fifvw - ,, .K M R ada. mm we LAM. 2 far 1 y 4 as E A ..,.,..ww i' ,,.:Mm A'-fp-.M , v X 1? H . 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' i 'ff Q uw Egg: W f N1 , K mlhfli. ,,,, 'Il' ' 4 l'. ?Q, ' 'A . I...w..Aem,5431vf.i ' f fl ' I: 4 we 'QL , f ,.V. . ' ig: , 'gf' ' ,,.. -'V' W S. , I J TTT . I -.54 ' '? Q.-A VMTN H4 L A 2 ' WH? sf 'iEQi!'s-Q if A ., :lg ' .. 'wwf .'?fif g . , irkfkfgyl . K I j 1 zfysfffwg. ' 1 sj2'?f- Q 1 ' fy' - Hp Wg' ' ' ,1 ,f -ffizmf., ,Til . K 732 3 55 , 1, , 3, -F : 1:3655 s ww .-sim ,Q . ..,:4x,WG rg-Itk i, ,, 3, A , f mg . APRIL, MAY, JuNE 'MQ ,gg X 543151 aw 1, mf! Q. A qw 4- ',M, m Ma ,Kr .sn . W f ,. -4: 'UW' W MIDDIE THINCLADS HAVE GOOD YEAR, GOOD FUTURE Midview's track team completed its most successful season in 1966 in the history ot the school. Many individual school records were set, climaxed by John Weslow's record-break- ing shotput mark of 49' 8 in the district meet May 14. The toss was good tor fifth place in the district. The season brought three firsts, four seconds, and one third in scheduled meets. The cindermen placed third in the Lakeland Conference, seventh in the Comet Relays, and tenth in the district. The future holds the promise ot continued success for the thinclads. Only five seniors graduate. They are Bill Cromling, Jack Siniard, Dave Spanski, Phil Strouse, and John Weslow. At the Elyria Catholic Preview Meet, the Middie team placed third. The freshman traclcmen rolled to an easy county championship. RECORD Midview 90, Clearview 37 Oberlin 82, Midview 59V2, Ridgeville 17V2 Oberlin 77V2, Midview 6O, Clearview 21V2 Midview 94, Buckeye 33 Amherst 7675, Midview SSW, Ridgeville l5V2 Comet Relays-Seventh Elyria Catholic 78, Midview 68, Welling- ton 13 Lakeland Conference-third Midview 81, Keystone 37 District Meet-tenth Elyria Preview-third Lorain County Freshmen Meet-f1rst 5 1 l I s :,,, . . , 1 HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTS 16 AT STUDENT ASSEMBLY Sixteen new members were inducted into the Nation- al Honor Society by tive hold-over members April 5 before an all-school assembly. Seniors inducted were David Bosley, Mary Gest, Karen Henning, Steve Hronec, Jayne Kidney, Linda Lumadue, Sandra Peake, Maureen Ross, Laurie Warren, and Linda Wesemeyer. Juniors John Berkebile, Sharon Bor- chert, Alan Elder, Kathy Howard, and Marilyn Johns were also initiated. Previously inducted members Bill Kantosky, David Tharp, Karen Beiner, Sharon Beiner, and Barbara Rowe served in the initiation ceremony. The five stu- dents were taken into the honor group as iuniors last year. Membership is limited to ten percent of the senior class and four percent of the junior class. Only those upperclassmen exhibiting outstanding scholarship, serv- ice, leadership, and character may be elected to the Midview chapter. The records of candidates eligible for membership are reviewed for achieve- ments in these four areas by a faculty committee. Following the induction ceremony the new and old members of the Honor Society, their parents, and faculty members attended a reception honoring the new members. Qs, Q KG ' 1 V 5 an I ACHIEVEMENT EXHIBIT COMBINES DISPLAYS At the Midview Achievement Exhibition March l8-19, an innovation this year which encom- passed exhibits from various school depart- ments, four students won top science honors and a one-day all expense paid tour through the General Motors Technical Laboratories in Warren, Michigan. The tour were freshman Joan Dusky for her proiect on the circulatory system, sophomore Wayne Goodman for his rock collection, iunior Barb Hopkins for her blood-typing project, and senior John Rainey for his personally constructed radio. Other departments which displayed student protects in the exhibition were wood shop, metal shop, mechanical drawing, home economics, vocational agriculture, and a few academic areas such as history and English. Only the science portion ot the show was iudged. R.. Q. my A ,, , Y, vm W! Q, , QW 41, + x Y Qf Q is 4' V . JL,- ?' fz iss an 3 J DRAMATISTS GO TO STATE, PERFORM WORLD PREMIERE In a special evening performance, the drama department presented The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch as its final production of the year. Midview's presentation was a world premiere. Under the direction of Miss Beverley L. Glernser, Sneaky Fitch was originally scheduled for only a student showing during the afternoon of May but was given a seconrd time that evening for the general public. The farcical tragedy was written by James L. Rosenberg and is set in a mythical townxof the old west. Sneaky Fitch was produced on the gymnasium floor in thrust style with the audience seated on three sides of the performers instead of in front of a proscenium stage. The drama department also presented a bill of one-act plays in the spring, qualifying one for state finals in Co- lumbus. Passion, Poison, and Petrifaction by George Ber- nard Shaw was rated as good in state competition. Di- recting was Miss Glemser and Debbie Blackburn, student director. i l r 5 W 10 A -421 4 5 Q 's 3 1 6 n i s 5 1 L . .. IW' gr JP I ff. Q 1 L ff , m y L' 4 J Q ,3- Lgfiff fi' Q .. i f T 1 A m 5 sa-,E+ ff' IH .1 Q M B59 15 5 CHOIR. MADRIGALS QWEEP THROUGH STATE WITH QUPERIORS 109 RECORD O Elyria lO 5 Elyria Catholic ll l Oberlin 2 lib Ridgeville 3M QV2 Amherst 5V2 l8V2 Clearview lk 9 Amhersf 7 Lcikeloind Conference-fourfh 17 Clearview 3 District-sixteenth SV2 Vermilion 4V2 5V2 Oberlin IOV2 44-1 925' '52-5 1 RECORD Amherst Columbia Oberlin Oberlin Riclgeville Elyria Wellington Amliersi Fairview Fairview Elyria Oberlin Huron New London Wellington Ridgeville DIAMOND CREW PITCHES, HITS WAY TO NEAR TITLE l d' the Lakeland Conference all season, Mid- After ea ing view's baseball team lost its last two contests of the year and ended up in second place behind league champion Wellington. Coach Jim Sears led the Middie diam record in league play and an overall IO-6 slate. Two of t Bucke e Con- the six losses were prestige defeats o y ondmen to an 8-2 ference member, Elyria. Al with hustle, a contributing factor in the team's ong success was the brilliant pitching ot sophomore Larry Shit- let. S He turned in a no-hitter against Amherst, tanning I3 nst Wellington, he had to hitlet had a 4-i record and struck out 54 batters. Comets. In his next outing agai settle for a one-hit performance and 12 strike outs. ood back- Gary Beckett, senior moundsman, gave Shiflet g ing with a 3-2 season. In the hitting department, Seres received good stick work from seniors Dave Tharp and Don Gustovich and iunior Art Fedak. Gene Cavalier assisted Seres with the coaching chores of ' ' 4t h en who the 7 seniors, 4 iuniors, 4 sophomores and res m made up the team. CAMELOT' COMES NEAR END 4 '.k 1 5 .',' A 7 in ig. 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Main Street Grafton Ford Mustang Mercury x F U Fl D 51' 95 liri W7 T105 Midview Class of '66 An experienced staff at The Lorain County Bank is always ready and willing to help you realize your financial goals The On y Bank a Family Ever Needs Full Service Banking Offices in LURAJ gjiuurv 3-AWS-iii.g.Q1.L ..! Elyria - Amherst - Oberlin GRAFTON LANES 12 Automatic Lanes Open Bowling Air Conditioned 677 Main Street Grafton, Ohio Phone 926-6744 HART CONSTRUCTION CO. Highway Contractors Elyria 460 Oberlin Road Elyria, Ohio Iwwest Asphalt--Tar--Road Oil Furnished and Applied Phones Office: FAirfax 2-0796 Garage: FAi rfax 2-0698 MOELK SALES, INC. Restaurant-Janitor Supplies 81 Equipment Paper Products Lo T061 FC R MlTCH'S BODY SHOP 391 South Reed Road Grafton, Ohio Free Estimates ' You wreck 'em-We fix 'em fi- . Wherever X ' you're 'X' ' g0ing--- when you vzyr .,... R DRWK Congratulations Class of 66 from the VARSITY SHOP need a little lift - depend on Coke Home of the Teen Man - THE BELL C0. WW Q' gm, ,H on 501 Broad Street Elyria, Ohio . Q l S wherever I Qillk S ,fur l ' l A 0,934 1 bww Congratulations Class of '66 you ve mm vu- f,,,i,afn Q been B s. H Gulf srArioN . . . . 4. DRINK . I A7 I I ' ' 'a z N Located at the corner of ' sormn uuou Aumomv or me coulcou cowmv IV Routes 57 8, 82 THE ELYRIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Phone: 322-9278 T410 Lake Ave. Elyria, Ohio You Will Find All the News About Midview School and the Midview Area in THE CHRONICLE-TELEGRAM The Family Newspaper 225 East Avenue Elyria, Ohio FAirfax 3-3321 DAN BERlSWlll INSURANCE Your Grange Agent Grafton Eastern Road Grafton, Ohio Phone: 926-6464 Auto-Fire-Hospital-Casualty Homeowners-Farmowners KLINECT MEATS Custom Butchering Processing for Freezers Phone: 926-2338 Route 76 QM mile South of Beldenl R. D. 2, Grafton, Ohio BASEBALL-CFIRST ROWD Manager Jim Balogh, manager Art Jones, Paul Lang, Art Fedak, Tom Roig, Ron McCort, Tim Dellisanti, John Allemeier, manager Earl Banks. CSECOND ROWJ Head coach Jim Seres, Tom Walsh, Rogher Horgus, Tom Kilpatrick, Larry Shiflet, Gary Beckett, Don Gustovich, Rich Hawke, Dave Thorp, Dave Borling, Terry Alheit, assistant coach Gene Cavalier. Missing: Larry Bell, Roger Atkinson. SPORTS ALBUM FOOTBALL-CFIRST ROWJ Scott Guthman, Luther Davis, Phil Strouse, Bill Howard, Joe Sklenar, Russ Kaz- mierczak, John Sklenar, John Weslow, John Madlem, Tom Walsh, Ray Wharton, Charles Skonkwiler, Lenny Grolooske. CSECOND ROWJ Roger Atkinson, Tom Knechtges, Bob Waltz, Larry Shiflet, Jim Wiley, Dave Rader, Larry Yost, Al Stacey, Bob Paris, Bob Dill, Ron Porter, Don Fuller, Tim Benko, CTHIRD ROWJ manager Tim Walsh, John Leor, Bob Grills, Jim Gee, Joe Riccarcli, Bill Crnolatas, Lanny Bush, Bill Krause, Don Gustovich, Dave Borling, John Allemeier, Ron White, Art Fedak, David Young, manager Vic Pass, man- ager Rich Hawke. 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Grafton, Ohio STEVE MARSALKO HAZEL'S RESTAURANT Open 6 a.m.-11 p.m. Serving Breakfast, Dinners Lunches Steaks-Chops-Chicken All Kinds of Sandwiches Phone: EN 5-9158, EN 5-3513 615 Cleveland Street, Elyria Complimentst of GREAT LAKES KITCHENS and SUPPLY Compliments Of ii l ?! E 348 N REALTOR Du rlcee Rcl . 748- Grcfton, Ohio 2528 BOBBlE'S BEAUTY BAR 946 Royalton Road Grafton, Ohio Phone 748-2120 Where Beauty Culture ls an Art Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '66 'off Mt- : .1 ' I E 2f:51S ' P '- ij-1222, 5 ' V ----' E' :iiI2:1i2z : f ?P . -:L 5 ' 1 ,'j1i2'21'32gZ5?Eg2gEi2 -nf' A'A'i':','i'355::'t'A5i5E55Eif?f5:3:3:ss:1 os.. . 1 Congratulations Class of '66 from the FLYING BARBERS Walter John Kasuga William J. Kasuga lButch1 Hair Cuts for the Whole Family MIDVIEW PLAZA BARBER SHOP DR. ALAN E. DAVlES 827 E. s. T. BLDG. or ELYRIA SAVINGS a TRUST BLDG. GPTOMETRTST TELEPHONE FA 2-5709 YOUNG HARDWARE Locksmiths Door Closers-Safes-Locks Burglar Alarms-Installations Sales-Service 450 Cleveland Street CONTACT LENSES Elyria, Ohio Phone: 356-4188 ROTHGERY MOTORS, INC. 61 Years Serving Lorain County GRAFTON PHARMACY Phone: 926-2811 945 Main Street Grafton, Ohio Horses Too Grafton, Ohio Phone: 926-2611 or 926-5104 USED CARS The Best in Service Costs No More D 8. N RESTAURANT 544 Broad St. Elyric, Henny Penny Chicken Coney Islands Sky Boy and Corn Beef Open at 5:30 A.M.-9 P.M. Dinners at Reasonable Prices Ohio Look for the Golden Arches NIcDONALD'S Hamburgers Ridgeview Shopping Center Top Quality Food Route 20 ond Ridgeville BEST WISHES Speedy Service TO THE CLASS OF '66 9 O 1 1 5 NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CONVENIENT OFFICES COUNTY-WIDE TO SERVE YOU CONVENIENT FOOD MART wishes to congrotulote ALL T966 MIDVIEW HIGH GRADUATES fi N A ol I , MOL, R ' Seo Foods K Chicken ' Sfeo ks GRASSIES CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF '66 .W ' W' - , Q ' X -wx ' C wx x : Nr-- KT .2 . 'tgp il: FIRST 35125132 NATIONAL BANK l OF ELYRIA ' 341 iofilrifx anon: srnfer sLYn1A,oHvo Depot Street Lake Avenue at Griswold Road Walk Up Window on Broad Street Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System THE YOUNG MEN'S l ' li L- I S QE? 1- CHRISTIAN ki! Bklhqfhances AssoclArroN RQ N W' ,Z The Best in Replacement Parts Complete Welding Supply Machine Shop Service H599 R AUTO PARTS C0 Court and Third Street 116 East Bridge Street Elyria, 01.150 FAirfax 3-3l73--FAirFax 3-3l74 , n Elyria, Ohio Member United Community Service Compliments to the Class of '66 THOMASSON POTATO CHIP CO. '206 Clark Street, Elyria, Ohio JEAN'S MOTOR INN GENERAL PLUG AND R te 10 and Durkee Road MANUFACTURING COMPANY Elyria, Ohio Grafton, Ohio F d Billiards SANDY'S DRIVE-IN Elyria's Finest Family Drive-In Phone: 365-3850 443 Cleveland Street, Elyria, Ohio RESERVE BASKETBALL-KFIRST ROWJ Rogher Hcirgus, Mark Sukey, Tom McClelland, Bob Grills, Don Elder Fred Johnson. CSECOND ROWJ coach Tom West, Gary Atkinson, Bruce Burdick, Larry Shiflet, Scott Guth mon, Don Spanski, Al Capel, Terry Alheit, coach Ed Adelsberg. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL-CFIRST ROWJ Mike Byars, Ken Duverriay, Charles Stacey, Jay Bokso, Jerry Nel- son, Bill Rowe, Ed Burgess, Bob Tomkins, Jeff Toghill, Dennis Nicely. CSECOND ROWJ Brian Logon, Mike Walker, Anthony Gibbins, Scott Stewart, Craig Petrus, Arthur Dennis, Greg Cadger, Gerald Le Fevre, Herb Philips, Dale Miller, Carl Gomoll, Ken Hicks, Dave Seel, coach Tom Mclntyre. l52 UGLY COUPLE CHAMPS BEAT OUT UNDERCLASSMEN Seniors Bill Krause and Karen Henning GIRLS TRACK-CFIRST ROWJ Noreen Harrison, Diane Nash, Sharon Hieniz, Reba Lambert. CSECOND ROWD Marilyn Ladd, Par Hrncher, Chris Wheaton, Dicie Bruhn. CTHIRD ROWD Joan Dusky, Mary Ann Sianislawski, Marty Kingman, Donna Lacina, Sue Goins. The freshman team Took first in the annual county track meet. Juniors Linda Hagesfeld and Allen Capel Sophomores Jane Wesemeyer and Kerry Kilpairick Freshmen Carl Gomoll and Janice Yaies 'il yi ' Congratulations! Seniors! RUDER HARDWARE 1 EN fx 959 Main Street Phone: 926-2l33 Gmlon' OMG THE W. 0. LARSON FOUNDRY McALPIN SALES AND SERVICE, INC. COMPANY Parsons Road and Route 57 Ramblers, Mobil Gas and Oil 9265565 I080 Cleveland Street Rambler - DRISCOI. MUSIC COMPANY Grafton, Ohio Q II '1 3 A af- .Eh A l 250 Broad Street Elyria, Ohio Organs, Pianos Guitars-Band lnstrum t Phone: FA 2-6025 Con MIDVIEW TEXACO SERVICE H24 Hour Service Phone: 748-2896 Island Road, Route 82 Crofton, Ohio gratulations, Class of '66 Subsidiaries: Grafton Foundry Company and Larson Steel Castings Inc. ART AL MIDVIEW SUNOCO SERVICE Undercoating-General Repairs AAA Wrecker Service 426 East Royalton Road Next to Eaton School Phone: 748-2992 Congratulations, Class of '66 TOM'S BARBER SHOP JERRY MEL -Lo Porte- Ki 9 to 6-Week Days lf' 8 to 5:30-Saturdays Closed All Day Tuesday Prop. Tom Glunt ANI!! Laundry Shoe Repair Tops in Service NORTH EATON CLEANERS AND LAUNDROMAT Midview shopping Plaza Phone: 748-2742 congmfulunons to Class of '66 lSince l904l T-: Serves You Better Saves You More SPITZER SCHILD'S IGA FOODLINER Nlidview Shopping Plaza North Eaton, Ohio z,: ne' Q 5. l ti 4 ,. A Ample Free Parking Prompt Carry-Out Service Phone 748-2174 CENTRAL BOOK STORE - - Automotive Parts-Machine Shop 390 Brood Street ELDOTREAD CO. Elyrio, Ohio Phone FA 2-7729 334 E. Ridge sf. FA 2-5457 Books-Stationery-Cords We Special Order Books for Collctercls. Elyria' Ohio - E KUNECT BARN TT HESS PHARMACIES, mc. ln Elyria ln Oberlin SALES at SERVICE I U7 ECS' Bmd I9 Sort Main 891 M 1 St t ir a me Middle Ave. 224 Lorain Sr. oln ree ,',,-,-YQ i'-iff' did Cldvdldnd sf. Grafton, Ohio ' 926-6822 QQ Coll for Free Home Triol Prescriptions I f Cosmetics C I r-Bldak and White-Transistor Sundries 1 I DUNHAM'S DAIRY BAR Friendly Service Quality Foods Convenient Location Grafton, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of I966 THE BEST IN BEVERAGE F5 Fi ..... ,fn I R0 I i Nl if oval' H CQ R ' 60 . , Q It L 4-c -I ' l-Wi L I inns xo Cl- XB . tm ,p BRANDAU JEWELERS RUYAI- CROWN-NFHI Certified Gemologists American Gem Society Next to Sears 336 Broad St. Elyria, Ohio SUNSHINE BISCUITS, INC. Sunshine Krispy Crackers Sunshine Hydrox Sunshine I-li-Ho Crackers Sunshine Cheeze-its BOTTLING CO. 530 Lowell Street Elyria, Ohio 322-6724 IB! rlt Use Sunshine Bakery Products Made from Grafton Flour 2: : Q: y r wi-I nets rniw in-rfti ffl-Eli ing, rms 'cpu- I . 'I I - I PIL! LII Eilllll if-T FELT' RAT LITKE SER VICE STA TIOJV .-T West Avenue 8. Oberlin Road Elyria, Ohio iw X 5 1 2 rf 4 Q 2 5 3 S f 4 T A 3 x S 1 A s ', tm '1v2,'g'. ffirti '- in ' GJ Northern Ohio's Largest Distributor of Sporting Goods, Jackets, Sweaters, Trophies R. B. SUPPLY COMPANY 734 Broadway Phone: CHerry 4-5700 Lorain, Ohio Special Discounts to Schools and Teams SPORTING GOODS IS OUR BUSINESS MURBACH COAL AND SUPPLY CO. Coal and Fireproof Building Material 201 West Bridge Street Ely , Ohio Phone: 323-3131 GLENN'S BARBER SHOP Main Street, Grafton, Ohio OPEN: 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m CLOSED: Wednesday t Saturday at 5 p.m. TRADING POST Rts. 57 and 76 Grafton, Ohio Phone: 926-6965 PATRONS Sims Sohio Station Elyria Dairies, Inc. Jim Schaefer's Garage Eddie's Barber Shop Jim's Sohio Service J. P. Diederich Sons, Inc. Fulton Funeral Home Edward A. Tomko, D.D.S. Do Convortlblo Tops Auto Interiors ' Canvas Work 111 Broad St. lrearl Phono FA 2-1226 Elyria, Ohio Upholstered Furniture Repairs 8. Recovering WILLIAM G. ROHRDANZ - Owner WILMOT PRINTING COMPANY 229 Temple Court, Elyria, Ohio Printers-Lithographers Phone: 323-3248 Snapout Forms General Printing fog Wedding Stationery It With inexpensive Coordinates MERTHE'S Elyria Ohio irq x X E37 QUIK-WAY AUTO WASH Waxing-Polishing Steam Cleaning . Q Q Q 144 East Bridge Street lNext to Spitzer'sj Elyria, Ohio Phone: FAirfax 3-2202 'Treat Your Car to the Best SENIOR INDEX A Sharon Adams- Jerry Adkins- Linda Alley-FHA 3 Nancy Kay Anderson-Chair 1,2,3,41 NFL 2,31 Y-Teens 41 Cheerleader 4 B Richard Ball-Spanish Club 11 Rifie Team 1,2 Mark Boter- William Frances Beal Jr,- Gail Beatty-Y-Teens 21 Ski Club 4 Lisa Beck-Choir 1,2,31 FNA 21 FHA 21 Y-Teens 41 Office Aide Gary Beckett-Football 11 Basketball 2,31 Baseball 2,3,4 Ronald Behanic-Football 2,3,41 Basketball 1,2,3 Ron Behlke- Veronica Behner-FHA 4 Karen Beiner-National Honor Society 3,41 Student Council 1,2,3,41 Band 1,2,31 NFL 1,2,3,41 National Thespian Society 3,41 Science Club 11 Y-Teens 3,41A11-State Play Cast 3 Sharon Beiner-National Honor Society 3,41 Student Council 41 Class Officer 31 Band 1,2,31 NFL 1,2,3,41 Quiz Bee 3,41 FTA 2,31 Science Club 1, Y-Teens 3,41 Debate 1,2,3,4 Laird D. Bell-Choir 11 Football 1,2,31 Basketball 11 Baseball 1,2,41 ln- tramurals James Bellamy-Football 1 Tim Benko-Football 1,2,41 Golf Team 1,2 Nancy Lou Blokeslee- Dave Bosley-Student Council 41 Log Staff 41 NFL 2,3,41 Quiz Bee 2, 3,41 Science Club 11 Monitor 41 Bowling 4 Judy Bowen-Student Council 2,31 Choir 41 Spanish Club 21 Y-Teens 2,3,4 Gloria Bozick-Choir 1,31 FTA 31 FHA 41 Y-Teens 1,2 Cheryl Lynn Brouer-Student Council 21 Choir 1,2,3,41 Madrigols 41 Ottice Aide Dicie Bruhn-Midviewer Staff 3,41 Band 1,21 Choir 1,2,3,41 Science Club 1,21 Spanish Club 1,21 Y-Teens 1,2,41 Girls Leaders 3,41 Home- coming Caurt 3,41 Cheerleader 1,3,41 Softball 1,2,3,41 Track 1,2, 3,41 Office Aid 3 Thomas Burden-FFA 1,2,3,41 Wrestling 21 Crass Country 4 Mary Byord-Commercial Club 31 FNA 1,2,3 C Cathy Chamberlain-Midviewer Staff 3,41 Science Club 11 Spanish Club 11 Y-Teens 2,31 Bowling 31 Monitor 41 Ottice Aid 2,3,4 Dave Chamberlain-Choir 2,3,41 Football 21 Ritie Team 11 Galt Team 3,41 Track 2,3 Lothella N. Chapman- Ruth Clark-Ski Club 41Y-Teens 2 Bonnie Clow-Choir 11 Commercial Club 2,31 FHA 41 Science Club 11 Y-Teens 3,41 Olitice Aid 41 Monitor 41 Glee Club 2,3 Jeanne Cockoyne-Commercial Club 31 FNA 1,2,3,41 Choir 1 JoAnne Cockayne-Commercial Club 31 FNA 1,2,3,41 Choir 1 Sue Comrie-Midviewer Staff 3,41 Choir 1,2 Donna Sue Cook-Y-Teens Darlene Covey-Olilice Aid Bill Cramling ll-Student Council 11 Math Club 21 Football 31 Basket- ball 1,21 Cross Country 21 Track 2 D Barbara Dachner-Log Stat? 3,41 Midviewer Stat? 3,41 Choir 1,21 FTA 31 Science Club 11 Y-Teens 1,21 Class Play 31 Pep Club 31 National Thespian Society 4 John Dague- Daniel A. Davies-Spanish Club 1 Kathy Davis-French Club 11 Y-Teens 11 Glee Club 2 Luther' Davis-Midviewer Staff 3,41 Football 2,3,41 Basketball 3,4 Jane Dellisanti-Choir 1,2,31Y-Teens 11 Cheerleader 1 Richard Del Sesto-NFL 1,21 National Thespian Society 2 Peggy Ann Deubel-Band 1,21 NFL 1,2,3,41 Commercial 31 FHA 11 Rifle Team 1,2,31 Pep Club 3 Donna Dillinger-Student Council 2,31 Midviewer Stat? 3,41 FTA 1,21 Science Club 1,21 Spanish Club 1,21 Y-Teens 1,2,41 Softball 11 Glee Club 1,21 Oftice Aid Lilly Dixon- Gerald Dobbins- Marilyn Downs-FHA 1,41 Science Club 11 Girl's Leaders 3 E Ron Eagle- Gregory Eidam-Student Council 11 Band 1,2,31 FTA 1,21 Math Club 3,41 Science Club 1 F Linda Foley-Commercial Club 31 FHA 2,3,41 Y-Teens 3,4 Leonard Forthofer-Science Club 11 Pep Club 3 Sue Freeman-Log 3,41 Midviewer Stat? 3,41 National Thespian Society 3,41 Y-Teens 1,21 Class Play 3 Shirley Frost-FHA 1 Ruth Furman-Commercial 1,2,31 FNA 1,21 FNA 3,4 Judy Fusa-Commercial Club 21 FNA 21 Science Club 11 Y-Teens 21 Pep Club 31 Bowling 2,3,4 Joe Fuso-Science Club 11 Bowling 3,4 G Becky Galloway-Student Council 1,21 FNA 11 Cheerleader 2 Beverly Gardiner-FHA 3,41 Glee Club 3 James Gee-Choir 1,2,3,41 Science Club 11 Football 3,4 Mary Gest-Midviewer Stat? 3,41 NFL 1,2,3,41 Fand 1,2,31 National Thespian Society 2,3,41 FTA 2,3,41 FHA 2 Russel Gest-FFA 1,2,3,4 Gayle Godenschwager-Midviewer Staff 3,41 Band 1,2,3,41 Choir 1, 2,31 Science Club 11 Y-Teens 3,41 Maiorettes 41 All4Star Choir 3 Lindo Gott-FHA 2,3 William Gray-French Club 1 Ray Grella-Football 4 Georgia Grills-Class Ofticer 41 Choir 1,2,3,41 FTA 41 Homecoming Court 41 cheerleader l,3,41 Girls State Representative 3 Leonard Groboske-Student Council 31 Choir 1,2,3,41 Football 3,4 Peter Donald Gustovich-Choir 1,21 Spanish Club 1,21 Football l,3,41 Basketball 1,3,41Cross Country 21 Baseball 2,3,4 H Ken Haas-Science Club 1 Melvin Hale- Karen Hampson-Choir 1,2,3,41Math Club 41 Science Club 1 Jonell Harrison-Student Council 11 Band 1,2,3,41 Choir 1,2,3,41 FNA 1,21 Science Club 11 Y-Teens 1,2 Martia Hartley- Lindo Hawke-Choir 1,21 Commercial Club 31Y-Teens 1,3 Rich Hawke-Band 1,2,31 Spanish Club 1,21 Basketball 1,41 Baseball 2,3,4 Monitor 41 Bowling 2,3 Lewis Hawkins- Darryl Hearn-Football 1 Janet Heath-Girls Leaders 3,4 Karen Henning-Band 1,2,31 Choir 3,41 National Thespian Society 41 FTA 2,31 Y-Teens 2,41 Girl's Softball 2,4 Patricia Hess-Choir 3,41 National Thespian Society 3,41 Girls Softball 2,3,41 Track 2,3,4 Bill Howard-Football 2,3,41 Track 21 Monitor 4 George Hronec-Bond 1,2,31All-Star Band 2,31 Bowling 4 Steve Hronec-NFL 1,2,3,41 National Thespian Society 3,41 Quiz Bee 2,3,41Math Club 3,4 J Jane Jalawiec-Student Council 1,21 Choir 1,2,3,41 FNA 1,21 Y-Teens 1,2 Lorinda Jenkins-Choir 1 Harvey Johns-Class Ofticer-31 Log Staff 41 NFL 2,3,41 National Thespian Society 3,41 FTA 1,2,3,41 Spanish Club 1,21 Football 11 Jr. Class Play 31 All school Play 4 Darryl Johnson-National Thespian Society 3,41 Junior Class Play 31 All-School Play 41 One-Acts 4 Michael Justy- K William Kontosky-National Honor Society 3,41 NFL l,2,3,41 Quiz Bee 3,41 FTA 4 Shirley Keller-FNA 1 Joyce Kendall-FHA 2,3,4 Reba Kessel- Jayne Kathy Kidney-Log Staff 31 Midviewer Staff 3,41 Choir 1,21 Na- tional Thespian Society 41 FTA 1,2,3,41 Spanish Club 1,21 Junior Class Play 31A1I-School Play 4 Priscilla Killian-Choir 1 Thomas Henry Kilpatrick-Student Council 41 NFL 41 Spanish club 21 intramural Basketball 1,2,31 Bowling 2,3,4 Carol Kline-FTA 3, FHA l,2,3,4 Joe Knechtges- Gary Knight- Bill Krause-Football 4, Wrestling 2,4 L Pat Lamar-Student Council 3,4, Science Club l, French Club l,2, Foot- ball l Linda Lang- Harriet Larson-Office Aid 4 Yosup Lee- Linda Logan-Student Council 3, Choir l,3, Commercial Club 3, FNA l,4, Science Club l, National Thespian Society 4 Dennis Longwell- Trudy Lonsway- Linda Lumadue-Student Council l, Quiz Bee 4, Commercial Club 3, Science Club l M Don Macaulay-Spanish Club l,2 John lvladlem-Football l,2,3,4, Wrestling 'l,2,3,4, Baseball l,2, Track 3 Bob Marquis- Linda Marquis- Gary Maston-Band l,2,3,4 James Mathis-NFL l,2,3,4, Quiz Bee 3, Science Club l, Track l,3, Debate l,2,3,4 Jim McClelland-Golf Team 3, Bowling 4 Judy McDonough-NFL l, FNA 2, Science Club l,2, Spanish Club l,2, Homecoming Court 4, Girl's Softball 2,3 Charles Meldrum-NFL l,2, Bowling 3,4 Janet Mencl-FTA l, FHA l,2, Y-Teens l,3, Bowling 3 John Miller-Chair 4, Baseball 3, Bowling Mike Mole-FFA l,2,3,4 Linda Mott-Student Council 3 Larry Munn- Gary Myers-Track l, Bowling N Carol Nash-Log Stal? 4, FNA l, Y-Teens 2 Jim Nemeth-FFA 4, Ski Club 4 Jacquelyn Neumeyer-FTA 2,3, FHA l,2,3,4, Monitor 4 William Norton- Cindy Nowicki-FHA l,2,3,4, Y-Teens l O Judy Oldfield-Student Council l, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Rifle Team l,2 P Edith Pais-Student Council 4, Choir l,2,3,4, FTA l,2, Science Club l, Y-Teens l,2,3 Dawn Pardee-Choir l,2,3,4, FNA l,2,3,4 Bob Paris-Class ofticer 4, Science Club 2, Football l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Track l,2 Sandy Peake-Band l,2, Choir l,2,3,4, Madricals 3,4, FTA l,2, Y- Teens l,2,4, Cheerleader Cynthia Petrus-Student Council l, Bond l,2,3,4, NFL 4, National Thespians Society 4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Softball 2,3,4 Kenneth Pinkley-Choir l, Math Club 2,3,4, Science Club l Barbara Piscola-FHA 2,3,4, Y-Teens l, Glee Club 2,3 James Powell-Choir l, FTA l,2, Baseball Manager 3, Proiectionist 2, 3 Bill Pownell-FFA l,2,3,4 Keith Pszentizki- R John Rainny-Class Otihcer 4, Football Angela Ranallo- Donald Reed- Sally Resar-FNA l, FHA l, Science Club l, Y-Teens l Dale A. Reveglia-FFA l,2,3,4, Football l Sharon Ann Richards-Band l,2,3, FNA 4, FHA 4, Choir l,2,3 Rishelle Riedel-Log Staff 3,4, lvlidviewer Statcf 4, NFL 2,3,4, National Thespian Society 2,3,4, FNA i, Y-Teens l,2,4, Cheerleader 4 Bonnie Rising-Commercial Club 3, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Cheerleader l,2, Softball 3,4 Karen Robson-Student Council 2,3,4, Choir l,2,3,4, NFL 3,4, FNA l, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Homecoming Court 2,3,4, Cheerleader l,3,4 Clyde Root-Math Club 4, Science Club 2, Football l,2,3,4, Track 3 Maureen Ross-Band l, Choir l,2,3,4, National Thespian Society 3,4, Science Club 2, Spanish Club 2, Y-Teens l,2,4, Homecoming Court l,4, Cheerleader l,3, Softball 2,3, Track l,2 Larry Rounds-Student Council 3, FFA l,2,3,4, Basketball 3, Crass Coun- try 2,3,4, Track 2 Barbara Rowe-National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Class Officer 3,4, NFL 3,4, Quiz Bee 4, FNA l,2, Science Club l, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Oftice Aid Carol Rozga-Choir l,2,3,4, FNA l, Science Club, Y-Teens l,2,4 Larry Rydel- S Cheryl Shepard-Midviewer 3,4, Spanish Club 2, Maiorettes 2 Kathy Shumate- Jack Siniarcl-Track 3,4 Joe Skelenar-Football l,4 John Skelenar-Football l,3,4 Faye Slauter-Log Staff 4, Choir 2,3,4, Science Club l, Y-Teens 4, Girl's Leaders 4, Librarian 'l,2,3, FNA 3 Charles Smalley- Debbie Smith-FHA l, Library Aid 3,4, Bowling 3,4 Rex M. Smith-Log Stat? 3,4, Track 3,4 Carolyn Snyder-Student Council l Dave Spanski-Cross Country 4, Track 3,4 Albert Stacey-Student Council l,2, Midviewer Stat? 3,4, Football l, 2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Baseball l, Track 2 Rosalind Standifer-Y-Teens 4, Bowling 3 John Stephens-FFA l,2,3,4, Baseball 2,3, Track l Clifton Kingston Stiles-Football l,2, Track 2,3 Phil Strouse-Football 2,3,4, Rifle Team l,2,3, Track 2,3,4 T Donna Tackett-Miclviewer Stat? 3,4, Spanish Club l,2 Joseph Olice Tate, Jr.-Student Council 2 Loretta Taylor-Midviewer Staff 3,4, French Club l, Oltice Aid 3, Moni- tor 4 Dave Tharp-National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Choir l,2,3,4, Math Club 4, Spanish Club l,2, Basketball 4, Baseball 2,3, 4, Bowling 2,3, intramural Basketball 2,3 Carol Thoman-Log Stat? 4, FHA 3,4, Ottice Aid 4 Rich Tompkins-NFL l,2,3, National Thespian Society l,2,3,4, Science Club 2, French Club l,2, Camera Club 2, Library Aid 4, Oflice Aid l Sandy Turner-FNA l,2,3, Science Club l, French Club 2, Otftice Aid 3 V Thomas G. Vincent-Cross Country 4, Track 2, Monitor 3,4 W Tom Walsh-Choir l,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4 Linda Walter-Office Aid 2,3,4 Laurie Warren-Log Staff 4, Choir l,2,3,4, Madrigals 4, FNA l, Science Club l: Y-Teens l,2,3,4 Sue Weidman-Choir l, FHA l,2 Judy Welton-FNA l, FHA 2,3,4, Science Club l, Y-Teens l,3,4, Girl's Leaders 3, Monitor 4 Linda Wesemeyer-Band l,2, Choir l,2,3,4, NFL l,2,3,4, National Thespian Society 3,4, FTA 2,3, Math Club 3,4, Science Club l, Y- Teens 2, Class Play 3, One-Act Plays 3,4, Library Aid 4 John Weslow-Student Council 4, Choir l, Science Club l, Spanish Club l, Football l,3,4, Wrestling 4, Baseball 2, Track 3,4, Class Play 3, Bowling 3,4, Intramural Basketball 3 Dave Westbrook-Intramural Basketball 3 John Wharton-Spanish Club l,2, Bowling 2,3,4, Intramural Basket- ball 3, Camera Club 2 Jim Wiley-Band l, Football l,2,3,4, Track l,2,3 Ron Williams- Kathleen Wilson-Choir l,2,3,4, Commercial Club l,2, Y-Teens 3,4, Pep Club 3 Gall Winson-Student Council l, Band l,2,3, Choir l,2,3,4, Madrlgals 4, Y-Teens l,2,3, FTA l,2 Richard Wirkner-Bowling l Dick Wise-FFA l,2,3,4 William Woodford- Y Larry Yost-Student Council l, Chair 3,4, Science Club l, Football l, 2,3,4, Basketball l, Wrestling 2,3, Baseball l,2,3, Bowling 4 Bob Young-Basketball l, Baseball l, Bowling 4, Intramural Basketball 2,3 Z Sue Zefo-Student Council l, Oltice Aid 3,4 Jane Zerall-FNA l,2, FHA l,2, French Club l, Y-Teens l,2,4 Gene Zlatlowski-Monitor 4 SUMMER . . . A TIME FOR ANOTHER BEGINNING 63 Editor-in-chief-Shelle Riedel Associate editor-Laurie Warren Assisting editor-Jayne Kidney Photographers-Jayne Kidney, Harvey Johns Photography staFi-Rex Smith, Harvey Johns, Laurie Warren Journalism one and two students Adviser-Edgar Duncan 164 q 'E i3!E.'17 7