Midview High School - Log Yearbook (Grafton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1979 volume:

The Log Midview High School Grafton, Ohio 1979 Introduction 2 Administration Faculty 15 Special Events 25 Seniors 43 Juniors 77 Sophomores 89 Freshmen 101 Sports 113 Clubs Activities 151 Advertising 173 Opening New Doors What will 1 find? I am afraid to try the “new”—more comfortable with the old. But I’m tried of doing the same things over and over. I have to go on, get out of this rut, open new doors. College? Work? Marriage? All new doors. I’m really get- ting scared. New faces, new places, new things to see and do. No more ruts. 5 Another New Door. Should I try it? Can I make it? Will I be accepted if I do make it? 1 am afraid—can I accept rejection? All those challenges behind another unopened door. A new chance to get out of the rut. 6 fs 13 And I think . . . no, I know, it will be worth it. administration faculty Administration Phil Sheffield, Asst. Principal Charles Bcshara. Asst. Principal Guidance: (1 to r) Jim Gainer. Janet Crausaz. Gary Pummcll, Wanda DiVcnccnzo Linda Long, Secretary Administration Mr. William Reed, Asst. Superintendent Mr. John Beatty, Superintendent Mrs. Sue Enyedy, Board Member Mr. James White. Board Member Mr. Gary Wilson. Board Member Faculty Upper left: (L to R) ROTC Col. Campbell, Sgt. Davis, Upper right: Math Department, seated Miss Caiola, Mrs. Dunham, Mr. Machovina, standing Mr. Baker, Miss Horvath, Mr. Cunningham. Lower right: History Department seated Mr. Cunningham, Mr. Thompson. Mr. Smith, 2nd row, Mr. Bollen- bachcr, Mr. Rowe, Mr. Enyedy, Top row. Mr. Illncr. Mr. Moon. Faculty Home Economics-(seated I to r)- Mrs. Holly Davidson, Mrs. Patricia Sheldon, (standing)- Miss Mary Hottenrott, Miss Lois DiVenccnzo. Languagc-(l to r)- Mrs. Joan Larson and Mrs. Beverly Sayers. Scicnce-(l to r)-Mr. William Albright, Mr. Joseph Stark, Mr. Clyde Root. Mr. George Richards, Mr. Alan Paul. Mr. Carl Riccilli, and Mr. Richard Schibley. OWE: Mr. James Seres Faculty Drivers Education: Mr. Edward Kubuski Special Education: Mrs. Marilyn Burgcrmcister, Miss Mary Gicrc Faculty English: Top (I to r) Mr. Richard Rymcrs, Mr George Lyons, Mrs. Victoria Rutherford. Mrs Polly Lauer, Bottom-Mr. Joseph Peltier, Mrs. Marie Cotton, Miss Deborah Incc, Mr. Thomas Irish. Not Picturcd-Mrs. Catherine Houston. Mr. Edward Adelsbcrg. Art: Mr. Dale Leadenham Art: Mr. Joseph Filipiak Business: Mr. Edward Enyedy Business: Mrs. Sharon Arndt Librarians: (I to r) Mrs. Joan Eye. Miss Judith Connolly. Faculty 22 Business: Mr. Jeffery Binggcli Not Picturcd-Mrs. Melba Bescan Faculty Upper left; Mr. Jerry Logar, Architecture; Upper right: Mr. Carl Gomoll. Woods. Left; Mr. John Simcik. Metals; Lower Left: Mr. Nevin Rasor. Home Mechanics; Lower right: Mr. James Wallace, Agriculture. 23 Faculty Janitors: Ozzic Braucr. Arnold Sanders. Cooks: Florence Ladd, Eleanor Brauer, Rose Woidtke, Anne Prentice, Nila Wharton, Norina Palazzi, Mona Swift, Della MacCaslin, Sandy Dupakoski, Sylvia Moore, Kathy Machovina, Sharon Keaton. Ruth Saylcs, Lucille MacDonald, Ruth Goincs. Homecoming And Parents Night Shared Spotlight Before the Midview-Vermilion football game, the senior football players, cheerleaders, and band members received recognition along with their parents. Following the Parents Night Act- ivities, the Homecoming Ceremony began. Last year’s Queen and King, Rosie Rotuno and Bill Marozan, ended their reign by crowning Mid- view’s 1978-1979 King and Queen, Dean Rice and Lisa Farrar. The freshmen representatives were Sharon Withrow and Kelly McCartney; sophomore representatives were Robin Iski and Cindy Mesaros; and the junior representatives were Renee Sherrill and Robyn Shutts. The 1978-1979 Homecoming Queen candidates were (I to r) Diane Plas, Judy Plas, Lisa Farrar, Margie McBride, and Kim Gribbcn. 26 27 Reach For A Star The evenings atmosphere was noticed by the couples the moment they entered the doorway. The Student Council did a very good job of disguising the lockers and showcase with planets painted on black paper. Black and strobe lights added to the effect of “Reach- ing for a Star.” The traditional court dance took place with mysterious clouds surrounding the royalty. From 8-12 p.m., the couples were entertained by Crystal, much to everyone’s liking. 29 Halloween Assembly Seniors, Sophomores Take Top Billing 30 It was a close race between sopho- mores and seniors at this year’s Hal- loween festivities. The seniors and sophomores won 2 events each. The Sophomores won the pumpkin carving and the costume contest. The Seniors picked up the T.P. your teacher and Apple Bobbing contests. But it was the seniors who came through by winning the Peanut Rolling Contest, breaking the tie. Many people dressed up, in- cluding teachers, which added to the fun. My don’t we look lovely today, my dear! 31 Events Highligh Midview Our 1978-79 school year at Midview featured many special programs and events of student interest. Among these were Disco lessons and an assembly given by the Junior class, as well as Halloween, Christmas and rock concert assemblies presented by the Student Council. 32 As our spirit grew during the year, we had many ways of showing it. Scholastic “M” a- wards were given to twenty seniors for their grade-point average. Another special feature of the year took place outside our school. The Preparation for Marriage classes went to the First Congregational Church for a mock wed- ding. 33 We’ve Got Tonight The Junior Class presented the Jun- ior and Senior Prom, “We’ve gat To- night,” at Wagner’s Country Inn in Westlake on May 12. The evening began with social hour at 7:00. Dinner began at 7:30 - 9:00. Dancing immediately followed until 12:00. Music was pro- vided by “Westfall.” Afterprom was held at the Elyria YMCA from 12:30 - 3:30 and also Cedar Point on May 13. J4 35 37 Seniors Open Door To New Beginning On Tuesday, June 5, 1979, the senior class of Midview High School graduated 267 seniors. The class was led by valedictorian Barbara Demby and salutatorian Barb Bungard. Student speakers for the ceremony chose the theme “MHS In Your Future” on which to build their individual speech topics. Barb Bungard spoke on “Memories”, Dean Rice on “Harmony”, and Barbara Demby on “Spirit”. The baccalaureate address was given by Rev. Father Nicholas Novosel. The class gifts were presented by Dean Rice, senior class president. A new office chair was given to Mr. McIntyre, and an awards case for the new gym was presented to the school. Music for the ceremony was provided by the Midview High School choir and band. 38 - Pictures inad- vertently omitted from Senior pages: Jill Lucia, Cyn- thia Carroll, Jos- lyn Bierlein. 39 41 Infancy Of Poems, Youth, And Spring This Way To Heaven L. to R. Cathy Litterer, Randy Edwards, Russ Moore. L. to R. Deanne Allman, Bob Manning. l 10 R Nancy Goodrich, Rick Morgan, Lynn LeScoczcc, Diane Johnson, Mary Ann Radachi. Seniors Larry Adams Teddy Allman Rhonda Alltop Brenda Anderson Roger Anderson Janice Ashworth David Austin Philip Barnes Suzanne Baum i 'UT Rosetta Beckham Randall Belknap Denise Bcriswill Donna Bernaciak Timothy Bislich Cynthia Booth Colleen Boskovitch William Bott Laura Brooks Seniors Seniors Deborah Brubaker Barbara Bungard David Bunnell Charles Burden Michael Burgcrmcistcr Cathy Burgess John Bush Debra Byczynski Laurie Byerley 4f Mark Cartwright Michele Chavalia Robert Clement Douglas Cole Sheryl Comer Tammy Comer Seniors Cheryl Callihan Mark Carroll Tammy Carruthers Seniors Timothy Conrad Darla Committe Brian Coyne Leah Crawford Barbara Crosby Robert Crow 48 t Bryan Culler E. Glen Cutlip Mark Dangelo Seniors Debbie Daugherty Joy Dawson R. Scott Delph Barbara Demby Vickie Demyan Gary Dcnommc Tammy DeVorc Brian Diederich June Diederick 49 Seniors David DiVcncenzo Dean Downing Lowell Drayer Tammy Driver Margaret Dunn Keith Dupakoski Randall Edwards Darlene Eldridge Marcia Elek 50 Seniors Alan Elswick Debra Elswick Sherri Eury E. Susan Farley Dennis Farlow Theresa Farr Lisa Farrar Irene Fclver Brent Flood SI Seniors Diane Gault Lisa Gaydosh Fran Geiger Mark Flood Rodney Fox Danielle Frawley Thomas Fries Donald Fry David Fuchs Seniors Suzanne Gerdine Sharon Gibbons William Gibbons Donna Gibson Craig Goodman Nancy Goodrich Nora Goodrich Andrew Gosnell Dale Greathouse S3 Seniors Gail Grega Kimberly Gribben Michael Grignon Arthur Gula Pamela Hales Tammy Hales John Harbeck Erie Hardin John Hawley Seniors Cheryl Hedden Timothy Hilditch Guido Hoch Corliss Hogg Jeffrey Holt Scott Hune Keith Jackson Kevin Jackson Chris Jaeger 55 Seniors Nelson James Paul Justy Terry Karlie Martin Kasper Sandra Keaton William Keiper Laura Keith Ann Marie Knittel Greg Kochis 56 Seniors Michael Kovach Jacqueline Kuchenrither Bradley Kushner Rita Ladd Timothy Linden Stephanie Lisi Mark Little Elizabeth Lockard Eddie Logan Seniors Lisa Lottman Robert Manning Cathy Martin Rebecca Marty Michael Masters Marjorie McBride Scott McCloskcy Mark McCollum Deborah McCurry Seniors Robert McKain (Riley) Terry McLaughlin Kelly Mezurek Jeffrey Miller Michael Miller William Miller Ronald Milner Rickey Morgan Jeffrey Moore 59 Seniors Arlene Naylor Darlene Naylor Shari Neuman William Nix Donald Norman Charles O’Neil Brian Overy Karen Panty John Patton Seniors James Patyak Timmy Perkins Keith Petty Judith Plas Laura Plas D. Lynn Prunty Jeffrey Phillips Deborah Plas Diane Plas Seniors Don Rader Lesa Reed Dean Rice Christopher Robinson Richard Rodgers Marie Roth o Lynne Rozga Lawrence Sadowski T. Roger Sanow Seniors Gary Sauer Martha Saylcs James Schall Kevin Schild Timothy Schrocder Richard Schubert Robert Schwartz Rebecca Scott Regina Scott Seniors Thomas Seabold Scott Sheffield Debra Shelton Virginia Shriver James Smith Sally Smith Sherri Smith Steven Smith Wendy Smith 64 B ■■■■■■ - ■...................................................................i Seniors Dwight Squire Patricia Squires Sandra Staats W. David Starcher Kenneth Slefancin Perry Stefanik Eric Stevens Olin Stevens William Stewart Seniors Diane Sullivan Julianne Szill Annette Tanner Michael Taylor David Ternes Marilyn Ternes Andrea Terry D. Gregory Thompson Denise Tomazic 66 Seniors Connie Townsend Nolan True Grant Turner Maria Ulman Abdollah Vakilian Lynn Vitovitz Rebecca Wade Ann Marie Wakefield Cynthia Weber 67 Seniors Judith White Darlene Wicland William Wilson Jeffrey Withrow Joan Wrights Daniel Yosa 68 SL, vfi' Senior Spirit Soars In ’79 69 70 72 73 JVS - Learning In A Different Style - -rt f%- The Lorain County Joint Vo- cational School has become an alternative to many Midview High students. Approximately 130 students from Midview attend the JVS; this total is composed of 52 seniors and 78 juniors. The programs they participate in are varied. Many students choose to go to the JVS because the programs they enter train them for a specific field of work. This gives them experience and most stu- dents can obtain excellent jobs in their field after graduating. 76 Juniors J. Adair J. Adkins S. Aldrich M. Almodovar S. Amend J. Amspaugh J. Archer M. Balogh C. Barber M. Bcchtold F. Blaylock K. Bolden B. Bond D. Brady K. Brown B. Bungard B. Burdette J. Burke R. Butler L. Campbell A. Carey V. Carlo T. Casper B. Chapman J. Chopyak E. Cihla D. Coffman K. Cogdill R. Coker J. Cole 78 Juniors J. Comer S. Compton S. Cooper D. Cox T. Crock C. Currier S. Davis D. Deimling M. Diblcr J. Dirling D. Dobbin B. Downing N. Duffy D. Dummitl M. Ehrman J. Felver K Dupakoski S. Edmond L. Ferrctti S. Ferritto K. Fildcs B. Fitzpatrick A. Galish J. Gaydosh D. Geisler R. Gendrics Juniors P Gilbo C. Goetz J. Goetz L. Graham L. Greathouse T. Green H. Gregg D. Groboske C. Haislct J. Hall D. Hamilton D. Hamilton D. Harmon M. Harris A. Harrison T. Hawkins B. Healy P Healy K. Hebb J. Henry D. Heyde P. Hignett K. Hobar M. Hogan T. Holliday T. Hopkins L. Houston A. Hovatter T. Hume M. Hunsdorf K. Hutson K. Jantz G. Johnson P. Johnson D. Jonden P. Jones C. Kaezay B. Kasper L. Keaton P. Keaton J. Kitzler D. Knipp 80 Juniors M. Knittcl F. Koch R. Kopczyd J. Kraps M. Kuchcnrittcr J. Lacy J. Laffcy J. Lambright J. Landers G. Lane K. Lehlbach L. Lewis F. Lindsey J. Lingenfelter D. Longwcll S. Low R. Lucki K. Machovina M. Marks D. Mason M. Mason C. Mathewson P Maynard K. McCarthy P. McCarty D. McCurry S. McGee S. McKay M. McKee T. McLean 81 Juniors T. Metz D. Meyer J. Michaels M. Milam A. Miller R. Miller E. Mills C. Milner L. Minney E. Mohr E. Moore C. Morrison K. Moss T. Moss A. Murtaugh M. Nichols S. Wickcrson G. Norris P. Novak C. Parrack R. Parsh S. Patterson V. Pennington M. Peter C. Pctitt G. Plas K. Plas K. Plumlcy L. Ponting J. Posey 82 Juniors R. Price L. Pugh M. Radachi J. Rader J. Reid T. Reisz R. Resar P. Rhyncr J. Ring L. Risser D. Roberts J. Robinson F. Ronez T. Rose A. Ruble G. Rush B. Ryals D. Samples S. Schall L. Schluter T. Seres D. Setliff 83 Juniors R. Sherrii J. Shirkcy B. Short P. Showaltcr R. Shutts B. Sigmann D. Sluss M. Smith R. Smith W. Smith W. Snyder B. Sparks M. Squire B. Stallard T. Stcfancin D. Stefanik T. Sullivan J. Taylor M. Thomas B. Thompson D. Thompson T. Thompson 84 Juniors A. Todd J. Tomazic J. Tyree P. Vale R. Vinccnl J. Vinoverski P Ward S While B Whilescl L. Whitesel D. Wilmoth K. Wilson D. Woodman J. Woodruff D. Woods T. Wright K. Young R. Young T. Yurkin G. Zunt 85 Junior Candids 86 87 ophomore Sophomores D. Abies T. Agcc T. Allen R. Anderson L. Archer C. Arnold J. Bago B. Baki P Barnett R. Belknap G Benson D. Bernaciak J. Billi D. Blackburn G. Blackwell C. Bogart P. Boros D. Boyer D. Brandenburg M. Brcnncman T. Bruce K. Bryce P. Buchanan J. Burgermcistcr R. Burnett D. Bush C. Butler L. Buyer M. Buzas R. Byerley 90 Sophomores K. Carr M. Casper J. Cawley R. Charlton S. Cheesman R. Clark L. Coffman D. Collins K. Cook C. Covendcr S. Cozzolino M. Craig K. Crickon S. Crow S. Crum C. Cutlip K. Daugherty R. Davidson G. Davis M. Davis S. DeMarco L. Demby D. Demyan J. Denny J. Diedcrich R. Dobbins M. Dossa J. Duke D. Drayer A. Driver D. Dunn S. Englcr W. Eldridge 91 Sophomores S. Elfcrs L. Elliott M. El well J. Farkas D. Farr E. Felver T. Ferritto B Fetterman J. Filipiak B. Fisher R. Fisher L. Flickingcr J. Fowler L. Franks S. Fultz D. Galish J. Galligan V. Gantt M. Garber J. Gasper W. Cast K. Gay G. Geiger S. Gcrdine M. Gereke K Gibbons M. Gibbons G. Gibson D. Gorby B. Gore 92 Sophomores C. Gore D. Gott D. Gott J. Grccnhill B. Gribbcn D. Gribble G. Grills S. Groggs S. Guy R. Guyeska L. Hahn P. Hall G. Hammond R. Harrison J. Harsh D. Haun S. Haupt C. Haury A. Havanchak B. Hayes L. Hcjduk A. Hcrsman N. Hess D. Hessel L. Hilditch J. Huber M. Holliday J. Horvath J. Howell 93 Sophomores C. Hoyt S. Hummrich R. Humphrey N. Hunt H. Husk C. Hutson R. Iski R. Ives C. Jackson J. Jackson T. Jantz A. Jarvcn C. Jennings D. Jenkins D. Johnson S. Johnson G. Kazmierczak M. Kazmierczak D. Kcim M. Keiper C. Keller M. Keller B Kennedy L. Kennedy T. Kervin C. Kilby M. Kitzler T. Kleistcr S. Kraps R. Kochis R. Kokensparger J. Kunzc R. Lanaghan L. Lander D. Lane D. Lanier D. Larkins C. Leal C. Lee J. Lewis C. Libby A. Lishcr 94 Sophomores C. Littcrer J. Logan M. Long D. Longwcll P. Lynch D. MacBcth K. Machovina J. Mahon L. Martin V. Martin G. Marty T. Matusik T McCabe T. McCraw R. McDonald C. Mcsaros C. Meyer L. Mezurek C. Miller G. Miller L. Miller M. Miller S. Miller R. Moore P. Moran J. Mon- 95 Sophomores L. Morr M. Moss E. Mullin P. Nash P. Newton T. Nichols G. Nix S. Noble R. Norris N. Nowfel S. O’Connor M. O’Neal C. O'Neil B. Owens B. Pauley M. Pennington K. Perdue K. Peter M. Phillips R. Phillips T. Pierce D. Plas T. Plas B. Poll S. Poman L. Pond W. Prunty S. Radachi % T. Ratliff K. Ray Sophomores C. Reed E. Reeves T. Reis S. Riffle J. Rimstidt T. Rizer P. Roach K. Roberts D. Ropchock S. Ross G. Rowan A. Ryan B. Sauer J. Saylor M. Schenk C. Schofield D. Schutz J. Scott M. Seres S. Sheldon R. Sherwood D. Shonk V. Shores S. Simmons D. Smith D. Smith G. Smith L. Smith L. Smith R. Smith S. Smith S. Smith C. Sprague 97 Sophomores L. Spooner P. Spooner B. Sooy R. Stanton D. Starchcr S. Staysniak T. Stazzonc S. Stefanik J. Steigner G. Stevanus K. Stevenson K. Stevenson D. Strock D. Stout C. Sukey M. Szill J. Tablctt R. Tanner K. Terry S. Terry J. Tilberg T. Tilberg F. Trimble S. Troglin K. Turner R. Wade F. Wakeman S. Walker T. Walker P. Weber J. Wells G. Walton D. Ware 98 Freshmen L. Abahazi J. Allen B. Allman D. Allman C. Anderson S. Anderson K. Archer L. Armstrong J. Baker P. Bcrncttc K. Bergenstein D. Bernaciak J. Bicrlein B Biltz S. Biltz E. Blackburn R. Blankenship T. Bohac L. Bond D. Boyer B. Boyson R. Branch C. Bucci K. Burgess S. Burgess V. Burgess D. Burke W. Burnett R. Burt C. Buskell R. Buskick S. Butler G. Buzas 0L1 Freshmen Y. Cadle A. Campbell J. Capers D. Carey S. Carey D. Carpenter C. Carroll J. Cartwright D. Cayet B. Chapman B Chavalia C. Clark K. Clemency M. Clifford B Coffield T. Coffman T. Cogdill B. Collins J. Conley D. Conrad B. Cordy M. Covey R. Cox J. Coyne T. Cricks S. Cuson S. Daniels D. Davis M. Debow R. Dempsey 103 J. Demyan P. Demyan T. DcVore Freshmen K. Dibler J. DiVcncenzo J. Dudcnas K. Dull K. Durkee B. Elfcrs S. Elswick C. Enderby L. Ensign J. Erb C. Eury E. Farkas M. Farrar R Fauth P. Fcrritto M. Filipiak S. Fishburn J. Fisher L. Ford J. Fox M. Fox J. Fuchs P. Fuller T. Fulton J. Furman C. Gallam G. Gardner S. Gasper L. Gaydosh C. Gilbo S. Gilchrist S. Glass C. Gorr 104 Freshmen D. Gott G. Green J. Green D. Grignon R. Grimmer C. Grogan K. Grondin M. Groves C. Guthrie P Hack G. Haglcr P Haglcr C. Hardin R. Harmon P Harris W Harrison K. Hastings B. Haury S. Havanchak B. Hawke C. Hawke J. Hayes M. Heath T. Webb D. Herbert D. Heron D Hicks L. Hines S. Howscr M. Hoepf V. Hoffman M. Horner T. Hoscy 105 Freshmen D. Hoyt M. Hunc B. Hunsdorf K. Hyle R. Jackson D. Jarvis E. Jenkins D. Jennings D. Jewell W. Johnson B. Keaton D. Kelch A. Kcndlc B. Kervin C. Kistncr S. Kistner M. Kleister A. kocth M. Kokensparkcr M. La ffey K. Lance D. Lander C. Lange J. Lauerhahs J. Lee B. LcMasters 106 Freshmen M. Lcnncrth J. I.enzcr L. LcScoczic J. Lewis J. Lewis S. Linden J. Lingenfcltcr B. Lint J. Logan R. Long D. Longwcl! D. Looney R. Looney M. Lucki C. Luf B. Lytle R. Maddock A. Majoras S. Manning J. Mason C. Maxwell M. McCarrick K. McCartney P McKahan M. Mcldrum D. Mendlik S. Mcrick M. Mesaros D. Mcthcncy S. Mezurck G. Miller J. Mills L. Miller 107 L. Miller S. Miller S. Mims Freshmen L. Montgomery P. Moran D. Morr E. Moore M. Moss M. Mott C. Motta M Motyka K. Nagy M. Napier P. Nchring J. Newman D. Nickel J. Ohmes J. Parsh M. Patterson R. Pence N. Pennington J. Perdue K. Perkins K. Pesch M. Peter D. Peters J. Petrach W. Phelps S. Phillips N. Pierce L. Plas P. Plas J. Poling K. Pond D. Rcsar R. Rider D. Riffle 1C6 Freshmen M. Ring C. Roberts G. Ropchock V. Rose S. Ross D. Roth D. Ruble B. Rush M. Ryan J. Sanders S. Scott L. Samples R. Sanderson S. Sayers P. Scallon R. Schubert C C. Sees T. Shelton V. Sherrill B. Short B. Shutts S. Sibert M. Sick K. Slater R. Skicndziak K. Smith R. Smith M. Snider R. Spooner C. Squires S. Surratt J. Szczcpanski J. Szczcpanski 109 Freshmen R. Talcott A. Tepcr M. Terry S. Thomas L. Thompson P Toghill L. Tokar M. Tokar A. Tomazic H. Townsend T. Troglin W. Turner K. VonAlt T. VanGlidcr J. Veltel P. Uchlcin F. Ulman R. Urban S. Waddles R. Wagner S. Walko J. Warner D. Wells T. Whisman D. White B. Williams K. Williams R. Wilmoth A. Wilson C. Wilson L. Wilson T. Winkler S. Withrow 110 Freshmen port Match Last Year’s Record Middies Finish At 3-7 1st Row (1 to r): R. Juntz, Manager. T. Schofield. D. Hcsscl. M. Keller. K. Gibbons. R. Smith. T. Reisz, T. Fcrritto. R. Belknap, P. Newton. J. Burgcrmeister. J. Overy. Manager, R. Boros. Manager. 2nd Row: T. Whitesel. T. Tilberg. T. McLean. R. Schubert. M. Cartwright. B. Overy. R. Belknap. J. Patyak. B. Flood. R. Fox. S. Sheffield, K. Petty, D. Deimling. F. Trimble, A. Ryan. 3rd Row: C. Haislctt. P. Nickel, B. Burdette. T. Casper. J. Tyree, J. Bush, G. Denommc, J. DcMaria, J. Miller, G. Thompson, T. Bislich. M. Milan, R. Vincent, D. Cox. L. Wright, S. Jarvis, 4th Row: J. Kunze, T. Agcc, T. Wright. Mr.Rischia. Mr. Albright. Mr. Cunningham, Mr. Stark, Mr. Bollcnbachcr. Mr. Sheffield, P. Roach, M. Garber. T. McCabe. C. Reed. 114 Although playing hard and with spirit, the Middies ended their season with a 3-7 mark. Outstanding indivi- dual play during the season netted Jack DeMaria an all- conference and an all-county award. Jim Patyak and Jeff Miller joined DeMaria on the all county team while Rod Fox received the team’s most valuable player award. Individual Game Record: Mid 14 Elyria West 32 16 Avon Lake 7 8 Elyria Cath. 28 8 Wellington 27 22 Brookside 0 9 Clearview 18 0 Ridgeville 19 24 Vermilion 30 28 Amherst 12 21 Oberlin 28 115 WITH 2-7 RECORD 116 JV’s Still Have Spirit Midview And Oberlin Become Rivals Varsity Record Conference 6-1 Overall 10-9 Tournament 1-1 Laurie Byerly—MVP Row 1 (I to r): C. Cook. M Moss. D Gott. B. Carr. Row 3: L. Schlutcr. S. Zcllmcr. S. Stcfanik, Blake, D. Gott, T. Hales. L. Daniels. M. Buzas. D. J. Rader. S. Staysniak, K Hobar. K Bolden. P Gribble. Row 2: P McCarty. A. Jarven, L. Franks. Hogan, L. Motznik. L. Pias. L. Byerly. R Dobbins, L. Lander. K. 118 Patty McCarty serves another winner. The conference title again rested upon the last game of the season, and again the Middies finished second. The Oberlin team proved too powerful for the Middies, as they won 15-11, 15-13, for the crown. Meanwhile, the Middies ended their year with a 10-9 overall mark, and a 6-1 slate in con- ference. Laurie Byerly copped the MVP award, and was on the all-conference team along with Jane Rader and coach Linda Motznik. 119 120 Golf Team Burns Up Courses The golf team ended its season with an 11-6 overall record, and a 10- 4 mark in conference action. Art Gula and Jeff Withrow led the Middies by averaging 37.2 and 40.1 strokes per match respectively. Gula, who went to the district match in Barberton, won the MVP award for the third year in a row. Jeff Withrow gets set for his next shot. MHS OPP 173 Vermilion 179 175 Ridgeville 164 152 Oberlin 173 180 Westlake 173 157 Wellington 183 153 Amherst 154 175 Clearview 208 178 Brook-R’ville 240-177 170 Vermilion 151 172 Oberlin-EC 189-181 154 Wellington 165 182 Amherst 175 186 EC 178 170 Brookside 212 Row 1 (I to r): D. Jordan. B. Butler. B. Wagner, A. Gula, J. Withrow, C. Butter, J. Steigner, G. Kazmierezak. Row 2: G. Baker, M. Gchrkc, J. Phillips. K. Machovina, K. McCarthy, R Young, M Withercll. M. Burgermeister. B. Man- ning. C. Meyers. Craig Goodman tips his hat to the gallery after making another fine shot. 121 That Thrill Of Victory?! Raquets - balls - nets - rain - victory - defeat. These are the elements the Girl’s Tennis Team faced this year. Devoted practitioners of their sport they deserve high com- mendations for completing a season of eighteen matches in two months. Although their record was not outstanding, they did manage to better last year’s attempts by two wins. Con- gratulations on a fine display of teamwork. We’ll get ’em next year! 4 Row 1 (l-r): Elizabeth Reeves. MaryBcth Ring. Anne Miller, Peggy Toghill, Dianne Johnson, Lynne Rozga; Row 2: Laurie Miller, Jean Burke. Ann Wakefield, Laurel Campbell, Saundra Sheldon, Sue Crow, Sue Ferrito. Boys C.C. Second In Conference The boys cross country team finished second in the Lakeland conference with a 5-1 record. Overall, the Middies were 10-2, with an eighth place finish in the 20- team sectional meet. It was the best finish ever for a Midview team in the meet. Mark Bcchtold won the MVP award, while John Harbeck was most improved. Injuries Stymie Girls C.C. Plagued by a scries of injuries, the girls cross country team finished with a 1-2 conference record, and a 3-2 overall record. The MVP this year was Julie Vinoverski and the most improved player was Sue Walker. Since there weren’t any seniors on the team this year, the outlook for next year is good. 125 Varsity Basketball: Behind the vocal student body and the Baseline Bums, the basketball team have had one of their most successful seasons ever. The Middies finished with a 14-5 overall record and a 13-1 record in conference under first-year varsity coach Dick Bickcl, which was good enough for the Lakeland Conference Championship. The Middies will lose starters Dean Rice, Rick Morgan, John Bush and Grant Turner but are looking forward to another success- ful season next year centering around Pat Rhyner who was the Lakeland Conference shooting champ with a 19- point average per game. Besides winning the conference crown, post-honors went to Rhyner, Rice, Morgan, and Scott Terry for the All-county team, and Ryner, Rice, Morgan for the All-conference team. SEASON SCORES MHS OPP 73 Brunswick 67 56 Ely. Catholic 61 60 Wellington 59 69 Ridgeville 49 73 Amherst 67 67 Brooksidc 60 77 Oberlin 64 75 Clearview 70 78 Avon 47 66 Vermilion 57 60 Ely. Catholic 63 67 Wellington 54 62 Ridgeville 52 53 Amherst 59 83 Brooksidc 64 86 Oberlin 72 78 Clearview 72 76 Vermilion 41 57 Brunswick 67 126 Lakeland Conference Champs (L-R) Mr. Bickcl, A. Hcrshman, L. Martin. J. Bush. R. Morgan, F. Trimble P. Rhyner, D. Rice, G. Turner. D. Jordan. S. Terry, B. Thompson T. Thompson Mr. Horwcdcl 127 JV Post 7-11 Mark MHS OPP 45 Brunswick 42 20 Ely. Catholic 51 57 Wellington 42 52 Ridgeville 49 41 Amherest 66 52 Brookside 43 36 Oberlin 52 35 Clearview 47 43 Avon 32 42 Vermilion 40 42 Ely. West 54 46 Wellington 63 43 Ridgeville 33 27 Amherest 59 40 Brookside 57 36 Oberlin 47 43 Clearview 52 32 Vermilion 45 The J.V. team finished the season with a 7-11 overall record while posting a 5-9 con- ference mark. Although they had a losing season, they showed much promise for next year with Brad Thompson, Les Martin, Fred Trimble who played both Varsity and JV. (L-R) D, Micks. V. Shores. J. Kunzc. C. Meyers. B. Thompson. P. Nickel. F. Trimble. J. Ohmcs J. Smith, G Rowan. A. Todd, J. Huber. T28 Freshmen Have Trying Season The Freshmen basketball team had a dismal year, as they failed to post a victory. They ended the season with a lackluster 0-13 record. Perhaps the single most exciting moment of the year was their last game of the season, when the Middies were tied with Vermilion in tourney action. With Five seconds to go and the score tied, a Middie hauled in a rebound from a Sailor shot, but lost the ball on the outlet pass, and a Vermilion player shot it in for the game winner. Coach Bollcnbachcr has another shot next year, as a new crop of Freshmen invade the halls of Midview High. MHS. OPP. 32 Clearview 63 38 Oberlin 50 29 Wellington 52 23 Vermilion 52 25 Ely. Catholic 54 29 Ridgeville 39 25 Clearview 49 18 Amhrest 50 28 Wellington 47 26 OBerlin 49 11 Ely. Catholic 49 26 Ridgeville 38 24 Amhrest 31 32 Vermilion 31 (L-R) (standing) Coach Bollcnbachcr. S. Kuzcr. S. Sayers. S. Fishburn S. Elswick. D. Burke, R. Massey (kneeling) D. Carey, L. Armstrong. M. Farrar. J. Demyan, R. Jackson M. Peters 129 Girls Are District Runners Up MHS OPP 44 N. Olmsted 45 25 Wellington 49 54 N. Ridgeville 58 48 Southview 44 46 Brookside 24 57 Oberlin 34 49 Clearview 23 66 Vermilion 28 23 N. Ridgeville 39 43 Amherst 33 45 Ad. King 57 41 Brookside 29 57 Wellington 62 53 Amherst 35 50 Oberlin 34 68 Vermilion 14 52 Elyria 72 51 Clearview 18 51 Magnificat 48 44 Bay 41 48 N. Olmsted 40 33 Elyria 64 The girls basketball team finished in third place in the conference, but hit their prime along the tourney trail. The Middies went all the way to the district finals before bowing out to a state bound Elyria team. Senior guard Laurie Byerly won the MVP award, while Jane Rader picked up the coaches award. Row I (I to r): S. Stcfanik. J. Comer. S. Comer. J. Rader. P Hogan. K. Hobar. Row 2: D. Goit, L. Byerly, L. Pias, P. McCarty, L. l ander, T. Hales. Row 3: R. Richards. J. Cartwright. L. Heron. P Ferritto. S. Gasper, S. Withrow. L. Hilditch, S. Caiola. Row 4: T. Hoscy, D. Bush. P. Flint. D. Nickel. C. Jackson, L. Coffman. D. Smith. 130 Grapplers Hit Hard Times The agony of defeat was evident as the wrestling team suffered through a tough season of 2-10-1. The effort put forth was overwhelming, but the team lacked the experience necessary for a winning season. There were bright spots, however, as Greg Thompson, Mike Taylor, A1 Elswick, and Jim Tyree received second place honors in the Lakeland Conference Tournament. A third place finish went to John Patton and Greg Benson. The Middies lost five seniors in '79, but look for a strong comeback with eight returning lettermcn. Row I (L to R): Coach Gomoll. Mgr. J. Newman. A. VaKilian, M. Terry. C. Terry. M. Seres. M. Lennerth, A. Elswick. D. Draycr. D. Gott, Mgr. G. Stcvanus, Asst. Coach Dailey. Row 2: Asst. Coach Russo. N. True, G. Benson. M. Taylor. G. Thompson. P. Newton. D. Shonk. J. Patton. B. Lovcjoy. Did not complete season: P. Newton. B. I.ovcjoy. M. Lennerth, D. Gott. Not pictured: R. Charlton. 132 Gymnastics Promise for next year. 134 This year’s gymnastics team finished the season with an impressive 6-3 mark. With senior Darlene Naylor being the only gymnast lost to graduation, the Middies are looking forward to an even better record next year. 135 Strike One Up For Bowling BOWLING: Row 1 (I.-R): B. Wagner, T. Bohac, G. Sauer, D. Gault, S. Mcrick, Mr. Machovina. Row 2: C. Sukey, K. Cook. A. Gosncll, E. Stevens. D. Dobbins, C. Clark. C. Enderby. Row 3: J. Gerekc, T. VanGildcr. R. Price, B. Gibbons. R. Vincent, B. Butler, K. Moss. L. Minncy. Row 4: J. Michaels. D. Lanier. T. Whitcscl. R. Clark. K. McCarthy. R. Young. J. Phillips. C. Morrison, N. Nowfel. 136 Fitness Fitness Team Members: Row 1 (L-R): K Burgcnstcin, S. Butler. D. Grignon, M. Patterson. T. Nichols, P. Pias. D. Draycr, D. Stefanik. D Longwcll. B Lint Row 2: A. Ryan. P. Scallon. B. Sooy. B. Poll. G. Miller, B Snyder, C. Hawke. R. Long. Row 3: T. Sullivan. R. Anderson. B. Burdette. J. Reid. J. Sullivan. S. McKay. J. Fox, J. Kunze, R Young, A. Lubinski. Not Pictured: G. Thompson. W. Burnett. D. Coffman. F. Yates. MHS OPP 5 R. River 4 7 R.River 7 7 Ridgeville 4 6 EC. 28 3 Bay 10 4 Elyria 7 11 Brookside 8 3 Wellington 7 3 Wellington 16 4 Bay 8 15 Oberlin 4 9 Westlake 7 4 Lorain 5 3 Ely. West 9 18 Huron 4 7 Cloverleaf 5 4 Berea 7 11 Elyria 12 5 EC. 6 8 Brookside 3 9 Amherst 5 7 Amherst 6 6 Oberlin 2 5 Vermilion 1 3 Vermilion 5 17 Ridgeville 7 Middies Tie For Title Second Year In A Row This years Mid- view Baseball squad finished in a three- way tie for the Lake- land Conference crown, posting a record of 9-3 (13-12-1 overall). They were also sectional runners- up to Lorain, losing 5-4 in a classic battle. Earning All Lake- land honors were Rick Morgan (Util- ity), Craig Goodman (2nd Base), and Grant Turner (OF). Turner also won the team MVP award, while hitting a torrid .398. Row 1 (L to R): C. Roberts. B. Manning. K. Petty. B. Schwartz. R. Morgan. G. Turner, J. Bush. M. Burgcrmcistcr. J. Phillips, J. Yosa. Row 2: B. Lytle, D. Carey, B Albright, J. Bollcnbachcr, T. McLean, C. Goodman, J. Patton, D. Yosa, R. Young, P. Nickel, L. Pias. B. Cordy. Row 3: C. Butler, B. Snyder, R Anderson, R. Phillips. J. Tyree, K. McCarthy, K Machovina, K. Stevenson. J. Allen Row 4: J. Huber, R. Parsh. M. Mcldrum, B. Shults, S. Sayers. P. Scallon. Softball 1979 (L-R) first row-J. Bcrlinc. J. Lewis, D Smith, S. Phillips. J. Vcttle, S. Withcrcw, A. Jarvin, D. Nickel, S. Howser. second row Coach Caiolo. K. Machovina. L. Coffman. T. Hosey, K. McCartney, R. Bycrlcy, S. DeMarco, C. Enderby, S. Mcrick, T. Winkler, L. Mots- nik. third row-P Toghill, G. Pias, T. Hales, D. Gott, L. Lander, D. Collins, L. Heron, D. Gott, S. O’Connor, fourth row-P. Nash, B. Crosby. R. Iski. 1 . Hagan. K. Hobar.S. Cheesman, L. Bycrlcy. L. Pias. T. Jantz. VARSITY RECORD MHS OPP 21 Vermilion 2 4 Brunswick 3 8 Brookside 2 17 Southview 12 5 Adm. King 4 16 Lorain 1 8 Oberlin 3 6 Amherst 4 4 Brunswick 9 18 Cloverleaf 3 9 Amherst 2 1 Brookside 7 5 Amherst 1 5 Adm. King 4 8 Oberlin 2 5 Midpark 2 12 Strongsville 5 2 Brunswick 3 9 Southview 7 140 J.V. RECORD MHS 6 Royalton OPP 25 7 Brunswick 22 10 Brunswick 14 5 Brecksville 12 17 Wadsworth 9 12 Brunswick 14 22 Strongsville 26 11 Brunswick 13 18 Wadsworth 10 The 1979 Softball team had a successful sea- son, finishing as district runner-ups. The Var- sity squad posted a 16-3 record while the J V compiled a 2-7 record. Karen Hobar led the team with a .352 batting average. 141 Boys Tennis 142 Row 1 (Llo R): P. Barnett,T. Pias, D. Burke. WRow 1 (Lto R): P. Barnett,T. Pias, D. Burke, M. Withcrcll. J. Bago.C. Libbcy. Row 2: S. Bcltz, S. Rose. D. Rice, T. Conrad. S. Terry, Coach Rasor. Girls Track-The Agony Of De-Feet Extremely young and inexperienced, the girls track team, composed of two seniors, five juniors, and twenty- five sophomores and freshmen, started out rather slowly but had a strong comeback towards the end of the sea- son. The highlight of the season was the Lakeland Con- ference Meet in which seven of the season’s highest achievements were set out of fourteen events. Outstanding individual awards went to Sue Walker and Jeanette Lewis in the running events and to Jane Rader in the field events. Jane Rader also finished 6th at the state meet, throwing the discus 123 ft. 2 in. and thus setting a new school record. Girls Track Team Members: Row 1 (l-r): J. Divcnccnzo, S. Radachi, S. Butler, C. Gorr. C. Grogar, A. Kocth. L. Demby. Coach Dotsiakas. Row 2: Coach Richards. D. McCurry. L. Hilditch, M. Peter. M. Moss. S. Ferritto. S. Walko. Row 3: M. Motyka. N. Hess, M. Filipiak. J. Lewis, S. Walker. D. McCurry, D. Stout. Row 4: A. White. S. Stefanik. J. Vinoverski. J. Rader. C. Jackson. P. Flint. L. Archer. 145 Schroeder Finishes 4th In State The 1979 track team had many firsts in the school’s history. The highlight was Tim Schroeder’s 4th place finish at the state meet. The team achieved their first Lorain County Relays Open Division championship: 5th place in the sectional meet, the highest finish ever for a Midview team; scoring 6 pts. in the district meet and 4 pts. in the state meet. We are proud of the painstaking effort put forth, as well as, the rewarding achievements of the 1979 track team. We will miss the seniors and remember their leader- ship and the records they have left for the underclassmen to set their goals. Boys Varsity Track Team Members: Row I (l-r):J. Harbeck. G. Hoch, T. Schroeder, D. Cole, J. DeMaria. Row 2: M Seres, M. Davis, K. Brown. D. Larkins. C. Arnold. P Pias. R. Charlton. M. Brenncman. Row 3: M. Bechtold. D. Burgermeistcr, P. Newton, J. Lambright, T. Nichols, J. Henry. Coach Thompson. Row 4: P. Rhyner. V. Shores. M. Long, D. Demyan Freshmen Track Team Members: Row I (l-r): J. Green. M. Tokar, D. Grignon, M. Terry. R. Jack- son. Row 2: S. Cuson. F. Ulman. J. Ohmes. C. Lange. R. Maddock. Row 3: Mgr. N. Pennington, G. Miller. M. Ryan. M. Ferrar, C. Sees. Mgr. H. Townsend. 147 Varsity Basketball: Bottom: J. Lucia. Row 1: C. Weber, R. Shutts, R. Sherrill. Top: L. Minney. J.V. Basketball: Row 1: K. Peters, P. Weber, L. Smith. Top: R Byerly. 148 Cheerleaders ’79 Wrestling: Row 1 (L to R):M. Miller, K. Hyle, K. Stewart. Row 2: L. Franks. P Showalter, L. Brooks. Top: C. Schofield. Sports Candids Majorettes Add Kick To Band 152 In the upper left corner Row I (I to r): H. Gregg. J. Burgcrmcistcr, T. Jantz, C. Leal, M. Elek. Row 2: M. Long. S. Manning, N. Hess, L. Rozga. K. Lance. In the middle left Row I (I to r): B. Looney, P Keaton. R. Long, A. Hersman. J. Yosa. Row 2: R. Charlton. M. Gereke, C. Mathewson. R. Ives. J. Ohmes. K Hastings. In the lower left Row I (I to r): M. Fox, R. Wyatt. C. Lange. T. Rizer. Row 2: S. Sayres, R. Parsh. J. Saylor, K. Bergenstein. In the upper right cor- ner Row I (I to r): K. Peter, C. Grogan, G. Rush. L Demby. Row 2: L. Brooks. M. Groves, T. Thompson. D. Groboskc, C. Kaezay. In the middle right Row I (I to r): L. Miller. M. Carroll. A. White. J. harbeck. Row 2: M. Miller, B. Manning. R. Humphrey, A. Wake- field. B. Gribben. In the bottom right Row 1 (I to r): M. Peter. L. Smith. B. Sauer. L. Pugh. B. Rush. Row 2: S. Staysniak, M.J. Motyka, L. Crawford, B. Wingate. A. Miller. 155 Choir 156 This year’s choir was a very young group, consisting mostly of Freshmen and Sophomores. Through the direction of Mr. Gary Kaplan the M.H.S. Choir pro- duced a very professional sound and enjoyed a rewarding year. In December they opened the year with a Fall and Winter con- cert. In March the Middies hosted the Lakeland Festival. Finally in May they ended the year with “Even Now,” a spring pops con- cert featuring songs by Barry Mani- low, Eric Carmen, Rich Miller, and a medly of songs from the musical “South Pacific”. 157 The 1978-79 Publications staff begins with (below) Kim Bolden, alias Boomer, in her natural state of mind. Pictured on the bottom left hand corner are Craig Good- man and Ann Marie Knittel plotting up another plan. Above Right is Ann Marie thinking about Big John as she eats. Below her is Margaret Dunn speaking up again. In the bottom right hand corner is Marcia Elek, alias Disco Marcia, taking it easy after another hard day’s work. Above left corner is Tom Fries, alias Freedmen the Freak. Next to Tom is Mike Burgermeister. Below Mike is the Publications coach Rick Rymers, preparing another one-liner. Lower right hand corner is Sally Smith (Big Sal) and next to her is the group picture of the staff. Mid- dle left is Barb Bungard (Babs), Diane Plas and Margaret. 159 National Honor Society On Thursday, May 10, thirty- nine students were inducted into the Honor Society. Seniors in- ducted were Sue Baum, Denise Beriswill, Laurie Byerley, Sheryl Comer, Margaret Dunn, Bill Gibbons, Nora Goodrich, Bob Manning, Janet Meyers, Kelley Mezurek, Rick Morgan, Judy Plas, Laura Plas, Sandra Staats, Ann Wakefield, Dan Yosa. Juniors inducted were Jean Burke, Laurel Campbell, Jeri Comer, Sue Ferritto, Karen Hobar, Peg Hogan, Ann Mil- ler, Mary Peter, Lisa, Pugh, Mary Ann Radachi, Jane Rader, Virginia Rush, Robyn Shutts, Terry Thompson, Julie Vino- verski. Seniors who were in- ducted last year planned and conducted the ceremony. t f I 160 Row I (I to R): G. Hoch. B. Manning, R. l.add. S. Baum, B. Bungard, A. Knittcl, M. F.lck, N. Goodrich. T. Hales. Row 2: C. Leal. S. De- Marco. S. Ferritto. D. Burgcrmeistcr. S. Butler. M. Radachi. L. Campbell. D. Johnson. Row 3: M. Brenneman, L. Archer, K. Bolden. P Tog- hill. K. Lcilhbach, M. Knittcl. M. Long. D. Larkins. Row 4: C. Mesaros, R. Alltop, K. Mc- Cartney, J. DiVencenzo, S. O'Connor. L. Mil- ler Row I (L to R): Miss Connolly. Row 2: B. Demby. J. Plas. Row 3: F. Lindsey. D. Brady. S. Greggs, D. Matheny. Row 4: B. Felterman, K. Gribben. L. Farrar. M. Sebo. Student Council Library Aides PA Announcers Office Aides Guidance Aides Attendance Aides Row 1 (L to R): B. Flood. S. Sheffield, G. Dc- nomme, L. Whitsel, S. Whitscl. Row 2: M. Elck, J. Lucia. M. McBride. P. McCarty. S. Ferritto, R. Sherrill, R. Belknap. Row 3: K. Petty, J. Tyree, C. Reed, T. Ferritto, P. New- ton, Row 4: J. Hawley, J. Patyak, G. Kochis, R. Belknap, B. Looney. D. Rice. D. Downing. Row (L to R): S. Radachi, C. Gore, D. Yosa, V. Martin, G. Rush. Row 2: M. Craig, L. Camp- bell, C. Comer, D. Johnson. Row 3: I. Felver. M. Radachi. M. Keippcr, M. Ternes, S. Shel- don, K. Lchlbach, B. Gibbons. Row 4: D. Gualt. D. Beriswell, R. Alltop, L. Rozga, L. Brooks. P. Vales, D. Dobbins. Row 1 (Lto R): M. Taylor, D. Naylor. K. Mezurck. Row 2: M. Grignon. S. Baum, S. Aldrich, B. Marty. Row 3: I. Felver, R. Scott, G. Grega, K. Gribbcn. Row 4: K. Petty, J. Bush. G. De- nomme. M. Kasper, B. Crow, A. Gula, S. Sheffield. 162 Class Officers Athletic Aides Senior Class: B. Ovcry-Trcasurcr, M. Mc- Bridc-Secrctary, D. Vice-President, B. Man- ning- Vice President. Junior Class: S. Ferritto-Sccretary, T. Mc- Lean-President, R. Sherrill-Treasurer, L Campbell-Vice President. Sophomore Class: T. Fcrritto-Trcasurcr, T. Tilbcrg-Prcsidcnt, B. Gribbcn-Secretary, D. Larkins-Vice President. Freshmen Class: S. Merrick-President, P. Ferritto-Treasurer, M. Grovcs-Sccretary, S. Manning-Vice President. Chess Team Lab Aides Ski Club Chess Team (I to r): Row 1: S. Rose, T. Wright, M. Withrow, R. Ives, M. Kuchcnrithcr. Row 2: R. Moore, C. Butler, D. Knipp. D. Hesse I. D. Boyer, R. Branch, Coach Stark. Lab Aides (I to r): Row I: K. Gribbcn, S. Comer. J. Kuchcnrithcr Row 2: J. Comer. B. Wingate, D. Johnson, T. Hilditch. C. Stevenson, D. Groboskc. J. Zunt. Cafeteria workers (1 to r): S. Kistner. T. Allen, J. Roberts, S. Surratt. J. Baker, J. Lingenfelter, J. Ondrcjodith, D. Dotson. R. Talbot. Cafeteria Workers Gym Aides Teacher Aides Gym Aides (I to r) Row I: M. Clifford. K. Daughtry, L. Martin, K. Machovina, S. Chccscman. D. Scott, Row 2: J. Patton, A. Hershman, M. McBride, S. Comer, P. McCarty, L. Byerly, T. Hales, G. Kochis Row 3: D. Gott, L. Pias, T. Moss, S. Gasper, A. Jarvin. B. Schwartz Row 4: A. Myers. R. Young, P. Metz, K. Moss. J. Vinovcrski, B. Bott. Teacher Aides (1 to r) Row 1: K. Mezurek. D. Naylor, M. Dunn. L. Ponting. Row 2: M. McBride. S. Comer, K. Gribben, J. Daw- son, L. Byerley, P. McCarty, Row 3: J. Woodruff, T. Driver, L. Brooks. N. Goodrich, R. Shutts, Row 4: R Vincent. B. Gibbons, O. Stevens, B. Kopczak, T. Mc- Cabe, L. Crawford. 165 French Club Spanish Club Art Club Row 1 (L to R): M. Filipiak, M. McCurrick, M. Moss. N. Goodrich. T. Jantz. Row 2: T. Mctusik. H. Gregg. J. Vinoverski, N. Hess. J. Lewis, S. Walker. B. Wingate. L. Demby. E. Reeves. L. Miller. Row 3: C. Kaczay, C. Mesaros. L. Franks, P. Hall. Row 5: S. O'Con- nor. L. Campbell, D. Hcssel. G. Miller, D. Bur- germeister, T. Schroeder, C. Goodman. J. Rob- Robinson, L. Ponting Row 1: S. Radachi, D Johnson. C. Motta. K. Gribbcn, T. Winkler, C. Leal. Row 3: E. Cihla, Stevenson. Row 2: J. Worcester. R Iski, B. D. Jewel, M Knittel. M Peter. M Radachi 166 Seated: L. Lockhard. K. Jackson. S. Neuman. Standing: B. Looney, C. O’Neil Drama Club Stats F.H.A. Row 1 (L to R): B. Wingate, M. Brenneman. M. Dunn, Row 2: B. Sauer, L. Ponting, L. Smith, S. Radachi, Row 3: D. Johnson. K. Bol- den, D. Pias, M. Radachi, M. Moss, L. Lesco- zic, D. Burgermeister, Row 4: R. Moore, D Groboskc, N. Goodrich, B. Manning, R. Ed- wards, M. Hunsdorf, C. Arnold. D. Allman. Seated: D. MeCurry, K. Gribben, L. Rozga, B. Johnson. K. McCarty. Crosby, Standing: R. Parsh, S. Sheldon, D. Row I (L to R): B Lokar, A. Campbell, Row 2: G. Davis, T. Moss. C. Leal. C. Hau Collins. L. S. Butler, Bohac, M. ry- 167 ROTC Color Guard Row 1 (L to R): Sgt. Davis, C. Robinson, B. Nix, M. McCollum, B. Marty, N. Goodrich. A. Gosncll, P. Justy, M. Cartwright. L. Sadow- ski, C. Westfall, G. Fox. G. Farley, T. Conrad. K. Dupakoski, Row 2 C. Luf, K. Slater. C. Gore, C. Roberts, J. Neuman, B. Lint, M. Fox, S. Mezurek. R. Branch. C. Burton, L. Mont- gomery. B. Hawke, C. Haislet. B. Snyder. J. Fclvcr, B. Lytle, S. Rose, Col. Campbell, Row 3: N. Pennington. K. VonAlt. C. Kistner. B. Short. B. LeMasters, J. Baker. R. Smith, M. Mcldrum. P. Pias. D. Resar, K. Clemency, M. Mott, D. Longwcll, S. Woods. J. Perdue, W. Turner, T. Allen, D. Strock, Row 4: M. Seres. K. Diblcr. D. Woods. J. Henry, D. Hamilton. P. Healy. B. Hcaly, F. Blaylock. J. Mills. C. Short, S. Manning, N. Pierce, K. Hastings. R. Buskirk. Row 5: T. McAbc. D. Shonk, C. Libby. S. McKay. D. Hamilton. J. Adkins. G. Lane. J. Lanbright. C. Mathewson. D. Lanier, J. Harsh, G. Nix, C. Hutson. J. Bago. B. F.ldridgc. D. Brandenburg, R. Tanner, V. Sherrill. Row I: B. Branch, J. Adkins, G. Lane. Row 2: Sgt. H. Davis, C. Kistner. B Hawke. J. Henry, D. Woods, J. Perdue. Row 3: B Short. B Lint. M. Seres, P. Pias. D. Hamilton. Row 4: N. Goodrich. S. Manning. C. Short. K. Clemency, M. Ryan. 168 Vocational Agriculture OWE Rocket Club Row I (I. to R): D. Tcrncs, G. Sauer. T. Males. D Longwcll, L Mozurok. S. Crow. B Sooy. S. Baum. L. Graham. I) Naylor, A. Naylor, B Maury. I Armstrong. D. Farr. Row 4: Vt. Mr. Wallace. Row 2: G. Hamond, E. Blackburn. Thomas, T. Wright. R Skcntzel. C. Hawke. K. Nagy, R. Long. P. Nash. K. Gibbons. M. J. Lovis. J. Demyan. R Wyatt. R. Smith, T. Squire. Row 3: A Horvath. K. Slater. K Ray, Whilescl. S. Mczurck. Row I (L to R): D. FJswick. M. Allman. C. Comric. M. Roth. Row 2: J. Smith. D. Farlow, C. Pettit. J. Ashworth, R. Smith. Row 3: T. Sprouse, P Goldsmith. M. Burdette. D. Ebel, T. Fuller. W. Kieper, Row 4: K. Dupakoski, M. Harris. T. Karlic, J Meyers, R. Clement. J. Spanski. Row I: B. Hawke, C. Libby. J. Henry, J. Felver, Row 2: Sgt. Davis. B. Lint. D. Woods, N. Goodrich. J. Mills. K. VonAlt. M. Mcldrun 169 Senior Index ADAMS. LARRY ALLEN, SHARON: Softball 3; Choir 1,3; Madrigals 3; Lab aide 3. ALLMAN, TED: Bowling 1,3,4. ALI.TOP. RHONDA: Basketball 2; Bowling 1; F.H.A. I; Band I; Guidance aide 1,4. ANDERSON, BRENDA: Cheerleader 1,2,3; Band I; Teacher aide 4. ANDERSON. ROGER: Bowling 1.2.3. ASHWORTH. JANICE AUSTIN, DAVE: Basketball 2,3; Intramurals I. BAKER. DAVID BARNES, PHIL BAUM. SUE: F.F.A. Chaplin I, Secretary 2,3, President 4; Student Council 2,3.4; Spanish Club 1.2; Office Aide 3,4; Class Officer: V. Pres. 3, Sec. 2; P.A. Announcer 4. BECKHAM. ROSE: Band 2 BELKNAP. RANDY: Football 1.2,3,4; Physical Fitness 1,2; Office aide 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2. BERISWELL. DENISE: Tennis 3; Statistician I; F.H.A. 1.2,3; Stu- dent Council 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Madrigals I; Office aide 4; Teacher aide 3.4; Ski Club 1,2,3. BERNACIAK, DONNA BIAS. LEONA BIERLEIN, JOSLYN: Student Council 2; Spanish Club I. BISLICH, TIM: Football 1,2.3,4; Physical Fitness 1,2,3. BLUM ALBERT BOOTH. CINDY: Band 1. BOSKOVITCH. COLLEEN BOTT, BILL: Football 1,2.3; Office aide 3; Teacher aide 3; Intra- murals I. BROOKS. LAURA: Track 3; Cheerleader 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Office aide 4; Teacher aide 4. BUCHANAN. REBECCA: Choir 2,3,4; Teacher aide 4. BUNCH, DAN: Track 1.2; F.F.A. I; Ski Club 1.2. BUNGARD. BARB: F.H.A. 2,3; Student Council 3,4; First Mate Staff 3; Publications 4; Yearbook editor 4; Band I; Intramurals I; Junior National Honor Society 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Scholas- tic “M” award 4. BUNNELL. DAVID BURDEN, CHARLES: Teacher aide 4 BURDETTE. MARK: Football I; Baseball 2.3. BURGER ME ISTER, MICHAEL: Baseball 2,3,4; Golf l,2,3,4; Stat- istician I; French Club 2.3; First Mate Staff 2,3,4; Publications 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3. BURK EL. BETSY BUSH. JOHN: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Baseball 3,4; Track 1; Physical Fitness 2; Student Council 1,2; First Mate Staff 4; Band I; Office aide 3,4. BYCZYNSKI. DEBRA: Student Council 2; Teacher aide I. BYERLEY, LAURIE: Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Track 1; F.H.A. 1, Student Council I; Spanish Club 1,2; Teacher aide 4: Ski Club 1,2; Gym aide 3,4. CALLIHAN, CHERYL. CARROLL, CINDY: Track 1; Spanish Club I. CARROLL, MARK: Thespians 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Teacher aide 3,4; Athletic Mgr. 1,3; All-Ohio State Fair Band 4. CARRUTHERS. TAMMY. CARTWRIGHT. MARK: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Mgr. 3; Wrestling I; Spanish Club 1; Teacher aide 3.4; ROTC 1,2,3,4; Intra- murals 1; Audio-Visual aide 3,4. CHAVALIA, MICHELE: Volleyball 2; Basketball 2; Track I; Statis- tician 3; F.H.A. 1; First Mate Staff 3; Lab aide 4; Teacher aide 2, 3,4; Gym aide 1,2,3.4. CLAYPOOL, BILL. CLEMENT, ROBERT. COLE, DOUG. COMER. SHERYL: Volleyball 3; Basketball 2.3,4; Track 1,2,3; Statistician I; Student Council I; Spanish Club 1.2; Choir I; Office aide 4; Lab aide 4; Teacher aide 4; YCC I; Gym aide 3,4. COMER, TAMMY COMRIE. CHERYL. CONRAD. TIM: Football I; Tennis 2,3.4; Spanish Club 3; Band I; ROTC 2,3.4 COYNE, BRIAN. CRAWFORD. LEAH: F.H.A. 1; French Club I; Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 4; Teacher aide 4; National Honor Society 3,4. CROSBY, BARB: Softball 2,3,4; Statistician 3,4; Student Council 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Band 1.2,3.4; Teacher aide 3; Ski Club 1,2,3. CROW. BOB CULLER. BRYAN: Band I.2.3.4. CUTUP, GLEN. DANGELO, MARK: Track 1,2; Physical Fitness I; Student Council I; Band 1.2,3; Cross Country I. DAUGHERTY. DEBBIE: Track 1; Band I DAWSON, JOY: Track 2; Tennis 3; F.H.A. I; Spanish Club 2; Office aide 3; Teacher aide 4. DELPH. SCOTT. DcMARIA, JACK: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Track 1,2; Physical Fitness 1,2; Student Council I; Office aide 1,4; Intramurals I. DF.MBY, BARBARA: Thespians 2; French Club 1,2; Library aide I, 2.3.4; National Honor Society 3,4; Model United Nations 3,4; P.A. Announcer 2.3,4. DEMYAN. VICKIE: Basketball 2; F.F.A. 2; F.H.A. I. DENOMME. GARY: Football 1,2,3.4; Wrestling I; Track I; Physical Fitness 1,2; Student Council 2; Band 1.2; Office aide 3.4; Ski Club 2. DEVORE, TAMMY: Cheerleader 3; F.F.A. I; Band 1.2,3; Teacher aide 3. DIFDERICH, BRIAN: Football I; Wrestling I; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. DIEDERICK. JUNE: Band 1,2,3; ROTC 2.3. DiVENCENZO. DAVE: Wrestling 2; F.F.A. 1.2.3,4, Pres 3; Student Council 2; P.A. Announcer 4. DOWNING. DEAN: Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Golf 2; Office aide I, 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3. DRAYER. LOEL. DRIVER. TAMMY: Office aide 4; Teacher aide 4. DUNN, MARGARET: F.H.A. I; Thespians 1,2,3,4; French Club I, 2; First Mate Staff 3; Publications 4; Band 1,2,3; Choir 4; Teacher aide 4; Jr. National Honor Society I. DUPAKOSKI, KEITH: ROTC 1.2.3.4 EBEL. DAN: Band 1,2.3. EDWARDS, RANDY: Bowling 3; Thespians 2,3.4; Spanish Club I; Serpent Staff 2.3; Band 1.2.3.4; Jazz band 3; Ski Club 1.2. ELDRIDGE. DARLENE. ELEK, MARCIA: Volleyball 2.3; Student Council 2,3,4. Spanish Club 1,2,3; First Male Staff 3; Publications 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Office aide 4; Intramurals I; Jr. National Honor Society I; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Scholastic ‘M” 4; Model United Nations 3. ELSWICK, ALAN: Wrestling 2,3,4. ELSWICK. DEBRA ELWELL, AMBER EURY, SHF.RRI: French Club 1.2. EVANS. TODD FARLEY, ETHEL (SUE). FARLEY, GREG: F.F.A. I; ROTC l,2.3,4. FAR LOW. DENNIS. FARR, THERESA. FARRAR. LISA: Spanish Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Teacher aide 3,4; Library aide 4; Ski Club 1,2,3. FELVER, IRENE: Bowling 3.4; Choir I; Madrigals I; Guidance aide 3.4; Office aide 4. FLOOD. BRENT: Football 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club I; Office aide 4; 170 Senior Index Intramurals 2; Guidance aide I; Basketball Mgr. 3. FLOOD. MARK: F.F.A. 1,2.3,4; Football I; Wrestling I. FOX. ROD: Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3; Football MVP4 FOX, VIRGINIA: Track 1.4; Thespians 1.3,4; Band 1.2.3.4; Jazz band 2,4; Teacher aide 1,2,3; ROTC 3,4. FRAWI.FY, DANIELLE: Spanish Club I. FRIES. TOM: Wrestling 2; First Mate Staff I; Publications 4; Office aide 2; Ski Club 1.2,3. FRY, DONALD FUCHS, DAVID: Track I; Statistician 2. FULLER. TOM. GAULT, DIANE: Basketball 2; Bowling 3.4; F.H.A. I; Student Council I; Spanish Club 1,2; Choir 1,2; Madrigals I; Office aide 4. GAY. WENDELL GAYDOSH, LISA: Gymnastics I; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; First Mate Staff 3; Office aide 2; Teacher aide 4. GEIGER, FRAN. GERDINE, SUE: Cheerleader 2,3,4; Student Council I. GIBBONS. BILL: Football 1,2.3; Physical Fitness 1.2,3; Bowling 4; Office aide 1.4; Teacher aide 1.3,4; Jr. National Honor Society I. GIBBONS, SHARON: Bowling I; Office aide I; Ski Club 1.2. GIBSON. DONNA GOLDSMITH. PAUL: F.F.A. 2.3. GOODMAN. CRAIG: Baseball 2,3.4; Golf 2,3,4; French Club 2,3; First Mate Staff 2,3.4; Publications 3,4; Teacher aide I; Library aide 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. GOODRICH. NANCY: Thespians 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Band 1,2. 3,4; Office aide 1; Teacher aide 2; Intramurals 1; First Mate Staff 4 GOODRICH. NORA: Thespians 3.4; Student Council 4; French Club 2,3,4, sec. 4; Band 3,4; 3.4; Office aide I; Teacher aide 2,4; ROTC 1,2.3,4; Intramurals I; Rocket Club 3.4; Scholastic “M 4 GOSNELL, ANDY: Bowling 2,3.4; First Mate Staff 3; Office aide 2. 3; Chess Club 2,3; ROTC 2.3,4. GREATHOUSE. DALE: Bowling 2,3; Library aide I. GREGA, GAIL: Volleyball 1.2; Track 1,2; Cheerleader 1.2.3; Student Council I; First Mate Staff 3; Office aide 3,4. GRIBBF.N, KIMM Statistician 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Band I; Office aide 4; Lab aide 3.4; Teacher aide 4; Library aide 4. GRIGNON, MIKE: Track 1,2; Publications 1; Office aide 4; Teacher aide 1,2; Ski Club 1,2. GULA, ART: Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Track I; Golf 2,3,4; Spa- nish Club 2; Choir I; Office aide 4; Teacher aide 4. HALES. PAM: F.H.A. 2. HALES. TAMMY: Volleyball 2.3,4; Basketball 2.3,4; Softball 2,3.4; F.F.A. 1,2,3.4; Band 1,2,3.4; Jazz band 3,4; Teacher aide 3,4; Intra- murals 1; Pep band 2,3.4; Ensemble 4. HARBECK, JOHN: Wrestling 1; Track 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Teacher aide 4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Intramurals 1; Pep band 2,3,4. HARDIN, ERIC: Basketball 3; Intramurals 2.4. HARRISON. WALTER HAWLEY, JOHN: Football 1; Track 1,2; Physical Fitness 1; Bowling 4; Student Council I; Choir 1,2,3; Madrigals 1,2,3; Office aide 3.4; Intramurals I; Ski Club 2. HEDDEN, CHERYL: Teacher aide 4; Ski Club 2. HILDITCH, TIM: Band 1.2.3.4; Jazz band 4; Lab aide 4; Ski Club I, 2.3.4. HOCH, GUIDO: Track 4; Cross Country 4. HOGG, CORLISS: Spanish Club 1.2; Band I. HOLT. JEFF. HUMMERICH, DON. HUNE. SCOTT: Tennis 2; Band 1; Ski Club 1,2. HVIZD. SANDRA: ROTC I. ISKI. BRAD: Spanish Club 1.2; Ski Club 3.4. JACKSON. KEITH: F.F.A. 2.3,4 JACKSON, KEVIN. JAEGER. CHRIS: Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz band 4. JAMES. NELSON: Intramurals 1,2. JUSTY, PAUL: Thespians 1,2,3,4; First Mate Staff 3,4; Teacher aide 1.2,3.4; ROTC 1.2,3,4. KANTNER. SUE. KARI.IE, TERRY KASPER, MARTIN: Spanish Club 1,2,3; Office aide 4; Basketball Mgr. 2; Baseball Mgr. 2. KEATON. SANDY: Basketball 1.2; Softball 2; Tennis 3; Bowling 1,4; Spanish Club I; Band I. KEIFFER, KEN: Student Council 1.2; Spanish Club 1,2. KEIPER, BILL KEITH. LAURA: Track 2; French Club 1.2. KERVIN, KIRK. KNITTEL. ANN MARIE: Tennis 2; Statistician 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Student Council 1.2,3.4; Spanish Club 1.2; First Mate Staff 3; Publi- cations 4; Choir I; Office aide 1; Teacher aide 2. KOCHIS, GREG: Intramurals 4. KOVACH, MK H I I KUCHENRITHER. JACKIE: Student Council 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Office aide 1,2; Lab aide 3; Teacher aide 2.3,4; Ski Club 1.2, 3,4. KUSHNER. BRAD: Bowling I; Golf 2,3; Band 1. LADD. RITA: Track 2; F.H.A. I; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Ski Club 1,2; Athletic aide 3,4. LARKINS, PAT. LF.ITKO. BRYAN. LINDEN, TIM: Tennis 2,3.4; Bowling I; Library aide I. LISI, STEPHANI: Spanish Club 2.3; Ski Club 2. LITTLE. MARY LOCKARD, LIZ: Track 1,2.3; Spanish Club 2,3; Choir 4; Art aide 4. LOGAN. EDDIE: Football I; Physical Fitness 1.2. LOONEY. BRIAN: Office aide 4. LOTTMAN, LISA: F.F.A. S. LUCIA, JILL: Track 2; Tennis 3; Cheerleader 1,2.3.4; F.H.A. I; Stu- dent Council 1; Spanish Club 2,3; Band 1; Office aide 1,3.4; Athletic aide 3,4. MANNING. BOB: Baseball 2,3,4; Golf 2.3.4; Thespian 3.4; Student Council 4; French Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz band 2; Teacher aide 4; Library aide I; Class Officer Pres. 4; Pep band 2,3,4. MARTIN, CATHY: Basketball I; Track 1,2; Softball 2. MARTY, BECKY: Office aide 3,4; Teacher aide 1.2; ROTC 3,4. MASSEY. JACKIE MASTERS. MIKE: Bowling I. MCBRIDE. MARGIE: Tennis 3; F.H.A. !; Student Council 1; Spa- nish Club 1,2; First Mate Staff 3; Office aide 4; Teacher aide 4; Ski Club 2.3; Gym aide 4; Class Officer Sec. .4. MCCLOSKEY. SCOTT: Bowling 1; Ski Club 3. MCCOLLUM. MARK ROTC 2.3.4 MCCURRY. DEB: Volleyball 2; Gymnastics 1.2; Bowling 1; Track 1.2,3.4; Statistician 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Lab aide 3; Teacher aide 3.4. MCKAIN, BOB: Physical Fitness 1,2; F.F.A 1,2; Band 1,2,3. MCLAUGHLIN, TERRI MELTON, GREG: Football I; Bowling 2. MEYERS. JANET: F.H.A. 3. MEYERS. ROBERT: Band I; Teacher aide 4; Intramurals 1. MEZUREK: KELLY: Statistician 4; F.F.A. 3.4; F.H.A. 1; Student Council I; First Mate Staff 3; Office aide 4; Teacher aide 2,3,4. MILLER. BILL: F.F.A. 1.2; Ski Club 4. MILLER. JEFF: Football 1.2,3.4; Track 3; Band 1,2,3; Choir 4; Mad- rigals 4; Teacher aide 4. MILLER. MIKE: Band 1.2.3,4; Jazz band 1,2,3,4. MILLER. RIGHARD. MILNER. RON: F.F.A. !, . . MOORE. JEFF: Teacher aide I; ROTC 1,2. MORGAN. RICK: Football I; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Physical Fitness 2; Golf 3; Thespians 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Office aide 3,4; Teacher aide 2,3,4. Senior Index MORRIS, JOE: Physical Fitness 2. MOSS. MARY. NAYLOR. ARLENE: F.F.A. 2.3,4; Teacher aide 4. NAYLOR. DARLENE: Gymnastics 1.2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Office aide 2,4; Teacher aide 4. NEUAMN. SHARI: Spanish Club 1,2,3. NIX. BILL: Bowling 1.2.3.4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Madrigals 4; ROTC I, 2.3.4. NORMAN. DONALD. ONEIL, CHARLES: Basketball 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. OVERY, BRIAN: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Wrestling 1; Track 1,2; Office aide 1.2,3.4; Teacher aide 4; Intramurals I; Class Officer Treas. 3.4. PANTY, KAREN. PATTON. JOHN: Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 1; Physical Fitness 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Lab aide 2; Teacher aide 3. PATYAK, JIM: Football 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Office aide 1,3,4; Ski Club 1,2. PERKINS, TIM: Teacher aide 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2; Hunting Fishing Club 2. PETTY, KEITH: Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2.3; Baseball 4; Track 1,2,3; Physical 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Office aide 4. PHILLIPS. JEFF. Basketball I; Baseball 3,4; Bowling 1.2.3.4; Golf 4; Intramurals 3. PLAS, DEBBIE: French Club 2; Intramurals 1. PLAS DIANE: Gymnastics 2; Thespians 3.4; Publications 4; Choir 2.4. PLAS, JUDY: Track 3; Tennis 3.4; Cheerleader 1,2; Choir 2.4; Li- brary aide 4; Class Officer Sec. 3; Library aide 4. PLAS, LAURA: Volleyball 3.4; Basketball 3.4; Softball 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; French Club 1,2,3; First Mate Staff 3; Teacher aide 2.3,4; Intramurals 1; Ski Club 1,2. PRUNTY, LYNN. RADER, DON. REED. LESA. RICE, DEAN: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track I; Physical Fitness 2; Tennis 3.4; Golf 2; Student Council 1,2; Chess Club 4; band 1; Office aide 4; Ski Club 1,2; Class Officer Pres. 3,4 V. Pres. 2; National Honor Society 3,4; P.A. Announcer 4; Scholastic “M Award 4. ROBINSON. CHRIS: Track 3; Teacher aide 3; ROTC I.2.3.4. RODGERS. RICK ROTH. MARIE. 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IATOH CUAFTOHllQ LA CHANGE ★— MCLLMCTON ELYRIA OFFICES MAIN • 105 Court St CONSUMER CREDIT - 520 Broad St ABBE RD AUTO BANK • 223 N Abbe Rd CLEVELAND ST - 640 Cleveland St DOWNTOWN DRIVE-IN - 326 Second St EASTGATE - 565 S Abbe Rd WEST SIDE • 1000 Lowell St COMMUNITY OFFICES AVON LAKE - 33455 Lake Rd AVON LAKE WALKER RD. - 457 Avon Belden Rd COLUMBIA • 26570 Royalton Rd GRAFTON 960 Mam St LAGRANGE 106 S Center St LORAIN • 2507 W Erie Ave N EATON - 966 E Royalton Rd N RIDGE VILLE - 35621 Center Ridge Rd WELLINGTON • 153 E Herrick Ave WESTVIEW - 24521 Sprague Rd Elyria Savings Trust National Bank MEMBER FDIC LORAIN CO. FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASSN. INC. Grafton, Ohio Phone (216) 926-2821 AMERICAN ANALYTICAL CORP. Makers Of Scientific Equipment Charles J. Lambright President 569 North Main Street Grafton, Ohio Best Wishes Good Luck To The Class Of 1979 Quality At Reasonable Prices Offered By REINKER PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO 515 North Abbe Road Elyria, Ohio Phone: 365-7240 BRUNSWICK RAINBOW LANES 613 Oberlin Rd. Rt. 20 Elyria, Ohio 458-5144 458-5145 Congratulations Class Of ’79 C.H. MERTHE COMPANY On The Square Elyria, Ohio LORAINi coum BANKl THE LORAIN COUNTY SAVINGS A TRUST CO. I have been quoted as saying, ‘Winning is the only thing,’ That’s a little out of context. What I said is that ‘Winning is not everything— but making the effort to win is.’ ” -----Vince Lombardi NOE’S ARK ENTERPRISES MUSIC STORE Instrument Sales, Rental, And Repair 103 Gulf Rd. Elyria, Ohio 322-2017 JAY’S SERVICE CORNER 2091 Grafton Rd. “La Porte 458-4747 Elyria, Ohio Phone 926-3312 I)AN BERISWILL, INSURANCE Complete Insurance Service Auto • Fire • Health • Life General Liability ACE AUTO BODY COMPANY Complete Wreck Rebuilding 39883 Butternut Ridge Road Route 10 Elyria, Ohio Phone: 458-5833 fialuk Pharma cy SPITZER HARDWARE You Can Count On Us For More Convenient Parking Main Street Grafton Phone: 926-2451 Mr 'fcu'be32 Island RcL North Eaton OK 7 8 - 2137 Save Bucks On Cars And Trucks J.R. DALL FORD Elyria LAPORTE INN INCORPORATED 2092 Grafton Rd. Elyria, Ohio Harold Landes 181 11 , NortherN FULTON FUNERAL HOME 1028 Main Street Grafton, Ohio 44044 ■ i nem v SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY HOME FINANCING SPECIALISTS We Specialize in Home Loans TO Russell D. Fulton Doyle E. Blackburn Licensed Funeral Directors Embalmers BUY, BUILD OR REMODEL 3 Offices To Serve You Elyria. Ohio Middle Avenue at Second Street Midway Mall Boulevard Opposite Higbee's North Ridgeville, Ohio Center Ridge Road at Root Road Amherst Fabric Tnm— Quality Selection Service Amherst Elyria j 205 N. Leavitt Rd. MC 525 Broad St. (Rt. 58) 988-2116 VISA 323-6211 Hours: 10 AM To 9 PM Daily Sat. Til 6 PM Closed Sunday : Compliments Of YOUNG’S CARRY OUT Main Street Grafton, Ohio Complete Carry Out Service STOP-N-GO Beer - Snacks Milk - Bread Open 7 AM - 11 PM Compliments Of 365 Days A Year Carol L. McBride C.L.U. EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY ELEANOR’S SALON PETIT 677 Giles Rd. Grafton, Ohio 44044 DRISCOL MUSIC CO. Band Instruments Baldwin - Lowry Pianos Organs PUEFER’S FLORAL SHOPPE, INC. Complete Floral Service 3 Locations 821 East River St. - Elyria, Ohio Phone 323-5421 13 East Vine St. - Oberlin, Ohio Phone 774-2611 ‘ 119 Herrick Ave. - W. Wellington, Ohio Phone 647-3190 :j� Hank when -_.r the banks ' ■■WMMWPjjK |WM mb Bm arc closed Shop all over 1 fCA P P [ ■ lown. all over L —J r I ets get something 3X1 Hnv..lu .. 1’J W—. Midway Mall 365 Midway Mall Blvd. 324-6530 RIVER AUTO BODY 695 Oberlin Rd. Complete Collision Repair Frame Straightening Painting Good Luck Seniors Of ’79 FILDES ELECTRIC MOTOR CO. 458-6969 Owner - Don Vogelpohl 1014 Cleveland St. Grafton, Ohio Phone 926-2641 183 ELYRIA Open o kjeSSone'J qj (o FooT IVSCREIfrNJ Gmlsrf Access. G'lliards Trophies 3h r+- S Lounge 225 WEST RIVER FLORIST Open 7 - Days A Week Complete Floral Service Phone: 926-3638 923 Main Street Grafton, Ohio 44044 Compliments Of HESS HESS PHARMACIES 616 Cleveland St. and 133 E. Broad St. Elyria, Ohio Gerber’ 323' 8fc8i ’Trees•ShojDg� Flowers PkinfS'rto cherS • liters Seed • blouse P onts« 2.100 Gh hcN f h , Owo 366-3601 SECURITY I FEDERAL A SAVINGS m LOAN Hale’s SUEDE - LIFE Suede and Leather Cleaning 206 E. Bridge Street Elyria, Ohio 44035 322-5492 COFFMAN OPTICAL 384 Broad St. (one location) Complete Optical Service Moderate Frame Prices To Botique Fashion Eyewear Phone 322-8529 Insurance Welcome 184 We’re Working To Keep Grafton On The Go! KETCHUM GULF KETCHUM’S MOWER SERVICE Corner Rt. 57 Rt. 82 Grafton, Ohio 44044 Phone: 458-5511 1000 Parsons Rd, Grafton, Ohio 44044 Phone: 926-2880 Good Luck Seniors HYDRA-STEEM BALUK MIDVIEW DRUGS “Try The Drugstore First Midview Plaze 1022 E. Royalton North Eaton Phone: 748-2137 Carpet Upholstry Cleaning Company 234 South Logan Just North Of East Broad Elyria, Ohio 44035 Phone: 365-8304 We Bring The Carpet Cleaning Plant To Your Homc- Not In It! Dan Horvath - Ralph Haag - Owners C RESTAURANT ) mmmmmmmmmmrnm HOME mtf COOIUM6 at m vem tcyr V5 WIMUP UWt ‘0 L CFIa oju £ t� o«v«£ Iir« Of Driving T• Elyria Trj Graftin') ffrtmfhr Corm«rtio-n tiucittwiMnn-nrt Good Luck Seniors UNCLE VICS DIAMOND DoGi £ AL00 Live rock Roll 115 BroadSt. El,,,-,� 32.2-2 3% fujjxtLcdzA - Studio 436 436 Cleveland Street Elyria, Ohio 44035 Member Of Professional Photographers Of America Wedding Portraits 365-87777 KNiuns CONVENIENT FOOD MART All The Latest Records And Tapes At Discount Prices KAMMS RECORD SHOP 359 Broad Street Elyria, Ohio 1401 East Avenue Open 7 Days Till Midnight 186 La Porte w Nine to Midnite 7 Days RICHARD’S FOOD MART WE THANK OUR ADVERTISERS I). L. CRAWFORD’S INCOME TAX SERVICE 36317 Grafton East Rd. Grafton, Ohio 44044 Phone: 926-2465 Grafton Rd - La Porte DAWSON FORD MERCURY, INC. 399 North Main Street Phone: 926-2881 Grafton, Ohio 44044 In Cleveland: 696-5941 187 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Webner III Jim Anderson - Good Luck Fellow Midview Grads Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Godfrey Mrs. Nancy Myers J. R. Fowler’s Mobil Service John and Emma Womack - Good Luck Seniors Mr. and Mrs. Cary Squires Mr. and Mrs. Donald Plas Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Knittel Mr. and Mrs. Steve Elek don't foroet. -bold -iAn iKe5( t before, pw. £Vffer in f{PP to order your yearbook yi roM« � ft an.'n QUID Compliments Of GRAFTON MOLD DIE Box 185 - 573 N. Main St. Grafton, Ohio 44044 ise ROGERS’ STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHY The staff of The Log would like to extend its thanks to Art Rogers of Rogers Studios for the excellent service he has pro- vided Midview these many years. An “institution” at Midview for over two decades. Art helped staffs on nearly every aspect of yearbook publication. His professionalism, friendship, and dedication to Midview cannot be measured according to any means. Thanks also goes to Hal Briggs of Hal Briggs Photog- raphy for his fine work with the staff this past year. HAL BRIGGS PHOTOGRAPHY 410 Lake Avenue Elyria, Ohio 44035 323-6222 189 Autographs Autographs 192 Another year, another yearbook . . but this one is dif- ferent—special to me. One of the hardest jobs I had was choosing a theme—something to hold the book together. This year’s theme presents a challenge to all people— the challenge to open new doors, take new chances. Being on Publications was the best thing I ever did— it opened new doors and presented new challenges to me. The people I met and the new things that I learned during this past year were innumerable. I made many new friendships and strengthened some old ones. I learn- ed a lot about myself, about the school, and about people. Publications is not all fun and games. We did have a lot of fun, but we also did a lot of work (the deadlines seemed endless)! The staff worked hard and I really ap- preciated it. So I’d like to thank Ann Marie, Craig, Sally, Kim, Marcia, Tom, Margie, Diane, and Mike for being such good Pub people and great friends. I’d also like to thank Mr. McIntyre for helping us with our money raising projects, and I’d especially like to thank Mr. Rymers for only making me cry once or twice.