Northmont High School - Bolt Yearbook (Clayton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1974 volume:

fjmfiy NORTHMONT HIGH SCHOOL Clayton, Ohio 1973-1974 n 5 u ' f F? X 'D 17 T .-..-r ' N a G J l've had my share of broken dreams and more than a couple of falls, and in chasing what I thought were moonbeams, l've run into a couple of walls . .. .x ,. M- I HHH!!! 1 ILLL5 E 23. ,3a!f.3?g I' vflkwgi, ffl 9 A V .Q ' 1 ' .J - W. F ! il: A 'nl 'H K V553 Q' .Hin 'FTF I ,,.f ... a hard way every time 'cause I had my share of good intentions and l've made my share of mistakes and l've learned at times it's best to bend 'cause if you don't well, those are the breaks. i W 5 L. A l' , f2 ix ,gat Tffiflfa A , X 2.-Lgyzf 39 eff- FS ,I-vf'-,M-fs a S I i f . x ,A , 5 11Q4 Q va. iw-E' Ein ' x- :Za '21 - '9 .w ,, La v ,. - ,,z .ll FV an -U Y , :im i! 5--J fd '1 vt l'Q.l 1 4,4 ' ' 1' N44': ' ' I . ' ' , M- -A 'fan L. ni ' 1-3. 'TAXFQ 5143: -I -. E r ' -.15 . n 'nz-4 S -. ' . .fha M. 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' r-fi 1. 1 if - a 1 , ur 1 , ta : - 1 l A I should have listened to all the things I was told, but l was young and too proud at the time. Now I look at myself to find I've learned a hard way every time . .. 0 1 Q Qi 553- 2 ENXX 131 331555-Z4 - 'E 3'1q i?TH M x TP S, 1: J' 1Qf2, pk ,u-ff in ' F if F, f L X 'girfx iw? s f' ,Qg f 39321 .P f, sw ,hi ., , Q - il F, kj -f , fb b f , 1A f .nga 1 ff ,mf .b K TQ,-fig-1 Q . 0 . , N, ful Y - - , K ' b - 2.4.1 1 HY f i' if .44 J: S ,? ' F-1 I wouIdn't have done it any other way. 1 'f ' V, 3- N :Q--'31 ,fgfig , . . ,W x . 5.3.1 W ., AF- A ik' ' :A--'fi ,Q ff: ff fx tgp Q.. 4 3,43 N RX ww .-4 ,,,..,..-..-...., .-...J ---4 - '-s.,.,, 14 :u mu n..--- xu 1 nn...--1 n.... x-.x 1,-.4 1.w...v-1 ua -C' ' mix. K-1 ,- .un '23 NY Q h.. ,,,....-- C-D Tl ,fa '--f. 'Ffa ' b Hard Way Ever Tim Y e 6, 5 3 ffflwsg 1 L 29 ff 945: X33 ' R: s 1 If ' 0 -VN I w 1 1 I I w 5. N -'wh U Ing' :gp f- I Lt x 81+ f . X r I A ' s A ' 'f il , . . .I Vi 5, lu, ,, Q-f. 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Lynn Blaeser was crowned Home- coming Queen, and her attendants were Seniors Gail Maurer and Na- dine lshmael, junior Amy Fuhrer, and Sophomore Lynn Frost. 24 Homecoming Queen Lynn Blaeser and her escort, john Schoener 1 5 .' X D 'L Q3-ntbwa Q' 'i 1-S 4. Rqx Ax.4rdE fag- 95 35 . N 'Ib Z 's I . 'fm 1' ' S '96 gl I N Af Q , O ii av I F ..1A.1. - fy .LHR f:uf,,sf,. ' aw i .. ,iV,Q. 1 , 3, 'Y 2 ,KE s .X ' N X... , 34 ' I 1 I V 1' ' ' ' -ll 5 s is .1 1' wif' F' ' il 'Q' i xg A 1 Q ,4- x H f I ,, x s x , Hs rx' I riff! f L.. Y ff is' wi 5 ,. 15 4 1 ,, Fgg 30: I qw X ,IR dds and Ends O wx 'R 2' -5' y Z Q 2.1 'x fn s at 'La ,iA4,,. 1 '54 'A More Happenings of Yours and Mine if ' j Q -Q Q 43, if -.W was 1, ff K 2 rv -X S 5 Q - 51 ,L xvs Hifi, Athletic Awards Chosen Few f Christmas Assembly: Girdles, Santa, Underwear, Lips, and Mr. Nason got a box of nothing. 32 TA 19 :I .s llfl QQ! :ann Q,n1' sun ' llfll' gifu sun. n un. lgt0'i an Ill 'was Ill I Ill .' IMQV gin: fKtgsS 'Q g I 22 i Y 2- g Q , g W .,!!j 1fQf31:,.5 .Y f , ' H. , 14L,'L'g3g,EjV HJ VV ' 'nf r W if ' ' 4 i . -. .....,,,,1 -- v A,Q,f', A. ,. f ,4,,g.L.s'if?,gsg,Tz,.l.f A ' Top Left: Mrs. Claus smacks an unsuspecting girl with an appro- priate gift. Middle Left: Christmas elves joyfully dance into their 1973 per- formance. Lower Left: Santa holds a surprise package and Mrs. Wolfinger, Above: leff jumps for joy over his stocking gift -- jocky shorts. 33 H I if . A L ,A Em - hx w A L 4 . ey ' fin. - A Q ,e Q 7 mfg-l , i J ' K G+-. r- ' 'fx g W if W xifl K '. . gf ' , .5 l 1 , lf 4 E , , 'nn g- .--. Wit Seniors Sponsor Serenade The 1974 Christmas Dance Court Left to Right - Carol Minneman, Beaver Dearth, Diana Lecklider, Paul Brown, Connie Miller and escort, Barb jones, jim Phelps, April Lutzweit and jeff Magoteaux. Couples help themselves to punch and cake in the serving line. The 1974 Christmas Dance, sponsored by the senior class, was titled Snowflake Serenade . The Imperials were on hand to provide the music. Paper snowflakes and a huge, live Christmas tree helped turn the gym into a beautiful setting for an evening of music and friendship. Sen- iors Barb jones and jim Phelps were crowned King and Queen by last years' Queen Connie Miller. 35 X - 'Q ,. W ,. if ff:-17-.i'2 ....- .., 5 1:5 'U' NX N-. .+4NN, Sq V -R ' ,, ,L ?'7'fa I li Pot Pourri 21 ,J f L Q ' 5 ,na . gi , :Y 3 - 4-5, M5 A V. ? A ' if -r 111' f , Q xp G 1 5 N vs -wk iii any nu iv'- As 4-H4 1 , f-'ff VL X! ll k uni' I , 5 Q ,, ., Q ,., Fffia'-gji: HW ' 22.12 E2 , W .- i ,.-. Vx.. ? :wr i VG 'iC.- ,, , , '.,.,,? 'r,.-E, . is K is , -X. f i X 1 :K X 'S 1 D Q 'r 'fp' ,,. .gs ah EP. J. ,, ! mek., ,I ,, A., - K fl- fe. - ' i G B I I , Q , J , . .1 ,if 5'-R Q w M N1 , ,Q X 3 AX 2 Q. Q Q Q - ,, M 1 .a , S .4 Q ,ya 'J v ' -1 f pr M. ,dvr 5 4 gl. by Hx f .1 Q 53 'V if 'W' 'A -115 A 'M -2 1 C - . 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FV 3.- x Pj xi ' W? .MN km wx I X 1 1 R ', , x S, J-. 5' ' 1 '. ' 'm 'MK1 F 4, ' x , I .lj 50 Commencement 1974 . . . a Day to Remember +1 s Aa? rf' Sw i U bf- f':1?. x' Q - ,, Q -X X. xx r. -X -.V A- ' K I vs- , k 1 . 4 N14- ' 'si' soil -,, f -v gf ' .4 ff' 1 V 1 s 7 Ak I ,B ' A 4' 2 Q! ' qu.- ff wi? sf If 7' Q 15 MN 4 fi if BeventyFour SeventyFourSeventyFour Seventy 1 Mngl + NH: QE-9 l 1 A C A D E M I C 4-1 i - l.V.S. Students Involved in Their Trades s,? m4 :Vi 9 .4-......,.,3,n Al U, r :WV g I X i 60 iv QD -a -,,,,.. J .,. 1 R X V 1' if iw C.0.E. and Business Education 54' ff 4 . K - --- ,, 4 1 xfsirin-funn'-in ' ,' Auto Shop . . . We Need Your Bodies Ili Graphic Arts Q A 4 5 1 'Je 1. 1' '-.4 'fi '44, . . 2?f,2?i3?ffY-f?ff- ' 573 Exif 'X K ' ' ra 6' if .5 V 1, 4 , -,L .,. ,, .- f if ' i ' Y eff? f. P.: 525: Halma? 037 . , , Q53 A V 2 jAf5nQ1 V, xy' rl- 'U ..-Fav. aff ' f '-w...:.p 'af Q Y V 71 . M- wmvw. ,,,,v ,na f A A n,,, , 66 IIl Jn 'Om FW J X F 1,,, 5FTs?,Ai'i5k4Q?lf7iL', ' ' IM ,, , V r- :F?f B '2 1 l . ,K When You're Number Two, You Try Harder The People Who Make It Happen Board of Education: William P. Anderson, Vice President loseph C. Kotsko, Clerk john K. Landis, President lohn Oren Richard Whistler, Superintendent Richard Wright Robert Zykoski '14, n.S-- -f Q- p 31 - -:lj .J ,,. 4. '. 4 1... ' ' N -..- X we l , ll xo iikwffvzv 1 mug, fi? r ei . i if f 5. Q' R ? X C Jr, gs if -I Q 13? ff , I T... 0 , iw-2 -v xi l I X 'Af L ff fx.: ' l ,A fr- Q V L4 L ' . , ,3 -,z-K wp.: I k , 5. f I . 5 'Q' 3 , W wvaxgx N,-my .y S Q53 I . 5 'J R O Biology Lab Students Dissect Cats gr .Www I, ff' vu 4 l 'U Test Tubes, Textbooks, Labs, and Lectures: the Climb for Chemistry Ax .11 fam P i 'S' History and Civics V, 'G - 417' . ' ' , r:r f. .,f4,..1.-ljzicif ,.. Q.,,,,X .f Q n 115, . w QXK, X , IWQI MM' M 1 ' ' uJ W5-Q- ..-1- AW Qc HQ' ,J X 74 Q . . if 1 f M Iwi! ..-L , ,uni W - U , Lx ml -... Q9 Q ,,.N -- 'v D Guten Tag Hola Bonjour 1-QW' L- ' ' I 0 - ', ' ith vlwl 'I CA ' I . P R ' 1 ljllllvww , WW 1 vt, -qw, English Iwi? f Q 2' -H l'f :ia If 'K 5 IW A f ' if 'r Q 'uw- X 77 an A N l ,,h :?' TJ -5 ..........-.v.. 9 ' -...-...I-.-. 1,9 we s? , if ll Math d I' 1 X h -1. L QF- if ALJ' ' i in i r M U ELF I 78 imp, Y !! lf V , lr 1'-1' .ax fffs-wr 7' . ,iff A D 'n lv 9' v I i an 15, fl fl 19' 1-fx , ,Q1h,4 Y , 1 14 f n Q' Q Music Department Awarded Promise of New Facilities Right: jeff Balch, uses the base drum to keep his head in place. Below: Tuba section plays oompah oompah over and over again. Lower Right: Clarinetrst Nancy Chouchot comes in on cue. 80 A-L...,,,..' 'f 33 Choir Room Hu ms Constantly Ke i X I Q4 a-, N Home Economics 82 VL -:: U ,, . it f ,1..f W, l A i -l- .iw .L+ I, ,, fx A fm ChiIdren's Theatre Ali '5 ,S t 4 QC P N 'ivy' Givfll .1 S D GD AE T S3 Northmont ul .Jil - I . . 1' 4, .A U ' r 'S f-M' ' , as t -.. A T! '.,- ,- Lili... ,, 1 Soccer Northmont Fairmount last Northmont Centerville Northmont Miarni Valley School Northmont Dayton Christian Northmont Fairmount Eaxl Northmont Fairmount VVtwt Northmont Dayton Chiixtian Northmont Centerville Northmont Miami Vallvv School Track Trotwood, lairntount L., Wilbur Wright, Greenville, N N , Miarnisburg, Northridge Tecumwli Inv, 7th out of 8 It-ants Tecuniwh, Grvvnon, N Piqua, N N ,Nantlalia 9th in South Vilvstoi n But lwvt' lvagut' 1pt, in Wayne Relaws Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont a tfit K Q Football 23 27 21 32 41 41 15 14 27 20 Stebbins West Milton Brookville Oakwood Tipp City Northridge Vandalia-Butlt-r Greenville West Carrollton Trotwootl .nk ,- If l i l .riiin Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont itat Tennis 4 Northridge 0 West Milton 0 Vandalia'ButIt-r 0 Trotwood 4 Miamisburg 2 West Carrollton 1 Groerivillt- 4 Brookvillv 0 Piqua 1 Tecumseh 0 Oakwood 4 Miami Valltw St hool Baseball Northrnont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont Northmont North mont Northmont North l1lUl1l Northmont Northmont North mont Northmont 16 Paterson Co-op. 15 National lrail 10 Stebbinx 2 17 1N0xl Milton 10 Beawrt rt-ok 14 7 Sidnvv 10 Oakwood 4 Miarnisburg 2 8 Tipp Citi' 16 Northridge 9 Pattvrson Co-op. 4 Charninadv 2 Wvxt Cihariollton 3 Chaniinadt- 7 Ttttlllhlltlttltl Rt-xulrx b Piqua 7 N1t'atloxul.tlt- 5 Iroi 'l Vandalia-llutlt-r 4 Ciroomillt- 3 Tromootl 5 F An .f H . , di 'Ia 73 it Cross Countr Fairview 9th outof 17 Basketball Northniont Wilbur Wright Northmont Fairmount Fast Northmont Meadowdalv Northmont Milton Union Northmont Fairborn-Baker Northmont Brookville Northmont Oakwood Northmont Stebbins Northmont Tipp City Northmont Northridge Northmont Fairmount Wvst Northmont Vandalia Northmont Gfvenvillv Northmont West Carrollton Northmont Trotwood Northmont Dixie Northmont Fairview Northmont Tccumwh 'Forfeited by Northridge Trotwootl Tournvy Northmont 40 Trotwood Fairmount East Greenville Brookvillt- Bethel Franklin-Monroc SWBL at Greenville SECTIONAL 9th out of 13 6th out of 12 9th out of 16 7th out0l13 6th out of 10 6th out of 10 11th out ol 18 lIldlVltllldlR1'llJldN Sv! in '74 Low srorv 37 Low no. ol putts 13 High no. of pan 7 High no. of groom Hit in pats 6 Lowest loam lotal157 - Vamtv 9-3 Brut 0 Wood - Titfs Rt-ty Bill Rum - lim Rot: Bill Roni - lim Rua. Brut 0 VVuotl v Ret ortl Oakwood R0xt'IVt's 7-0 South Wvstvrn Buckvyo Lvagut' - 3rd Platt- 'gk' :Qan- .pn x , x H M Wrestling Northmont 24 St. Xavier 34 Northmont 39 Vandalia-Butlvt 17 Noithmont 39 Trotwood-Madison 19 Northmont 32 Prinwton 23 Noithmont 30 Brookvillv 31 Northmorit 38 Fairmount Wt-at Z5 Northmont 49 Tefunisvh 15 Northmont 28 Finnvytown 30 Northmont Z7 West Carrollton 21 Northmont 42 -Carroll Z4 Totals 6-3-1 TUlllllJfUl'l1lNf Our Finish Univorxity of Dayton 8th of16 Northmont Invitational 1st of 8 South Wvstvrn Butkt-vo League' 2nd of 10 Sectional 1st of 18 District 7th . at f n E eu J W :P ' 1 in if k o q5'f w V Finn' 55 J , ,K 3 5 'Q J if 'Z - sl ff, , E Qiyfw ggi My 7,3 ,Thi K ' . , ', A,... -nz W. 'v mga-M, if A V: . Y 7 he M E X in I, A 1? h ' K A 1 . A ,rf , wi . V A V A XX , , , Xh'Q fi' V ,,..,-.3 b crm. 1 Q'3?4f. iv: .3 Q7 w if Wg 1 6, Z' I . EJ My A Q Q 1' 14 K 1 -A .'-, , S' 'T' 5 N Q 5.5 4' -I -Q, ilu- 1 f AJ' gk ing P J Q s, 1974 Gridders Claim 7-3 Season ae Y - ., ,Y + 1 4 rw in eww W P1 as rw I-v mst 'V' 371 -'.A.L, vu vu uf-1 u asv.,-t+ TU 7'- SC 4- CP '1 V 1 v. ' 2 T E' Y Z i -1- 'l -Axel Coaches Left to Right - Mr. Roberts, Mr. Skaroupka, Mr. Booher, Mr. Mabry, Mr. Bledsoe. Top - Shelby Bicknell, Todd Bailey, Mike Nixon, Scott Klawonn, Mark Wilson, Desi Allemang, Doug Hirsch, Craig Ramsey, Larry lewsikow. Second Row - George Mooney, Dave Prather, Dave Williams, Dennis Palsgrove, Dave Kincaid, Dan Gagaris, Harold Eads, leff Magoteaux, Bob Ewing. Third Row - Kent Brumbaugh, lim Chinn, Ron lewsikow, Don Fry, Matt Hamlin, Dave Edberg, Bill Norris, Phil Miles, Don Swafford. Fourth Row - Mark Quinlan, leff Leisring, Terry Rose, Bob Norris, Mike Tiley, Kip Millikin, Ron Nunnery, Rex Mohr, Kevin Keely. Fifth Row - lay Turner, Kipp Cochran, Kevin Hubbard, Kerry Millikin, Tom Serena, Kevin Werst, Pat Maleski, Allyn Yukawa, Randy Shupert, Matt Furin, Ed Erkes. Sixth Row - Dave Dow, Frank Herby, lack Spring, Dave Bicknell, Vince Toht, Kevin Ward, Rick Klein, Tom Bailey, Greg Rose, Don Huber. Seventh Row - Steve Black, Rick Lentsch, lerry Beck, Don Ward, Dave Wright, Todd Tryon, leff Wallet, loe Leisring, Doug Helton. Eighth Row - Chuck Harlow, Ted Lucas, Larry Gordon, lohn Bowden, Mike Wright, jeff Sollenberger, Kyle Maurer, Keith Knostman, Chuck Deitering. Special Awards jerry Shaffner Memorial Award - ln memory of jerry Shaffner, an All League split end on the undefeated 1970 squad, who was killed in the spring of 1971. The award will be given, not necessarily every year, to a young man that gave a great deal of himself for the team. Most Valuable Player Dennis Palsgrove Most Improved Player Dave Williams Oxtstanding Offensive Lineman Dave Prather Shelby Bicknell Outstanding Offensive Back Ron lewsikow Qntstanding Defensive Lineman Mike Nixon Outstanding Defensive Back Scott Klawonn 90 ff' Y, if Q f Ss, K N - x, R 1 , ,1 9'A' I - W f f A ' QSQE' . v , .- .Q ' a. x L 'S 'sv - I x 1 ff ' V' 'Kitt 1 'mAr'f f1 . Q fly f' Wifi. l Y f m ' ' .,. . 4 if v . ., , it I ,f f 4- 5 ,' f , -i,A6 Z 1L A , bd iii 1 5' bf f ' get nf 'I I -. pf ,sw 9 ..iij:A: K E 23, I in wr A Q ' 1 ' if I O f .1 I'p S 3-Z f-- :Q X4 K 0 ., Q3 Nt gf' elf 1 'I :file if v 8 Q Sim . lx . .v. 5 4 wi- 1 ,, sz, U 1 A . , X' l I . wg XR 1 N kj x 1 A KJ X., L. 9 R W ,x1l iv-- 'P X ' A 4 NM '72 X fx X f 4: LB nl, P! wi? EQ l fi? sig P Q v A' V 3 R , I -. A '35 I omaflp Mike Nlxon leff Magotea 'X '55 GY, q -u. A. 3- U f gi Q 'af My - JN , , if 6 Q. q . 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K ,XX X 43, Y ui' .4 ff' 'U Q3 ,jizif 4 ar lgj f Q Basketball Most points one game Most lield goals one game Most free throws one game Most rebounds one game Highest efficiency one game Most Steals one game Most Assists one game Most recoveries one game Individual Highs W . .37 33 t-me twiusut vwtgmi 12 Hale twalbttf wngmt 10 Hale iliairviewl 17 Hale lTipp2 121 Hale'l0lkwoodJ 11 swing lBrookvillel 14 aerry trecuu-suv - a nam toigailiitte, vmastav 'Mpsnips one game 4 lihB 1MelSDQdgib.WmMkVilkI me polntsSeaaan 349 oili 1 1- , A Most A152 Jgclafkll 1 Q A lest Helo Season 43.9 Landman Best lrie berrehtage Season 76.9 ' Hale ' S Moat steals season 37 Hale 'mast we aerry Most recoverlgseason U 13 Hale Highest efficiency 71407 Hale Highest elliciency average 74,1 Hale 'Indicates record Varsity Dave Berry 'Mike Brown Tom Clark Terry Hale 'Larry lewiskow 'Dennis Palsgrove 'Ron lewiskow 'Al Klingenberg 'Bill lindeman 'Don Swalford 'Rick Swing 'Andy Foster 'Indicates letter awards ,,7,t?n9f:,m..e, t ,- .Zh ,, 4 . ---Q f-'13 1. ,Q ,. -,sau-171-c --sq 1973-1974 Basketball Squads Reserve jerry Gradsky Don Hu ber leif Schrodi Dwayne Sworrnstedt lack Woods Brian Ca rnody Darrell Haworth Kevin Heaney Brad Schaurer Don Ward Mike Wright- Sophomore Stan Berger Stan Hester Bob Klosterman Dan Nussman Rick Pavley Steve Roach George Thomas Managers Varsity Cheerleaders Reserve Cheerleaders Gary Butts . Lee Ann Buxton - Capt, Becky Condon - Co-Cap Ralph Goubeaux Terri Bush liar Sherry Coalt - Co-Capt. left Brown Liza Galbraith Cindy Bolton lack Schall Cathy Harsanyi Robin Gates lane Henninget Gina Thompson Ronnie Hill Carla Watson Cathy Huffman ludy Young Kim Stringer V T'-ilnefw Pat lawhorn Diane Lecklider Kent Brumbaugh Mark Quinlan Coaches -lack tellers - Varsity Don Barger - mnth Fred Sch reel - Reserve Tom Wlllqh - Eighth Rick Dill- Sophomore Lee Vmteiv Seventh Season Records: I A Varsity - 12-7 Reserve -11-7 fsoplgornore - 8-5 SWBL 6'3 SWBL 6-3 - Tie Third Place Yie Third Place 'A'---v -4- ' f Win., y- Wx wmv U ki' H? ig., ? A ' FE' 9' 5 S 3, 2 TTA -I 5. W +- IE' ,L 585 kr ' Qmffis i, 1 h .-p W A p - , 1 n X L ' lg! 1 2 -2 X ' -W3vn.:'-fffzxvsmalnnv f., ,, W l v 03 iiw, :- .. m A L 1T , v W . fm 0 i A 1 . pg 5 5 gl 'in-Q. . -'-W--vi' irq., x J, N-lwiig. - 5 -: ,sm Q.. 2 i fun nuff? 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Tim forfeited his last two matches because of a bad ankle. lohnny Walker also was named the Outstanding Wrestler of the tournament and champ. Northmont and Fairmont West clashed january Sth. Final score was 38-25 as Northmont gained another victory. Mr. Storch, our wrestling coach here at Northmont, had a big sur- prise over the Christmas Holidays when the Greater Miami Valley Wrestlers Association inducted him into the Wrestlers Hall of Fame. Mr. Storch and the assistant principal of Roosevelt High School, Bob Denny, both won the award. The ceremony took place after the University of Dayton tourna- ment, Dec. 29, 1973. He received a plaque to help commemorate the special occasion. Congratula- tions, Mr. Storch! .,.... -v Marvelous, Commanding, Magnificent, Impressive . .. Q, 4 W lx os FN 1,1 Q KI L-Jipixvv ,,. Challenging, Powerful, Great ,. ' 'M fl' lf- ' ' 2 Y 1 Kb 110 U Inspiring, Best, . .. Northmont ' s f H . s -4 D I- nf Q 5 U -nr 'Q' ., G .M r ffx' N.. 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REFRESHMED 1 0 5 i all b 4521! , 'v I 3- K 1974 Track Records 4 40 0 Mile 10 2100 yd Dash 23 5 220 yd Dash 54 0 440 yd Dash 48 Shot Put 130 Discus 11 30 3 Mile 'Mark Deem 'Don Fry Mike Theall Steve Black Mike Woods Dick Whitaker Randy Geiger 2 09'f1 Mile Warren Hawkins Mike Theall Steve Black Don Fry 880 Relay 1 33 4 George Thomas 10 6 Pole Vault 'District Qualifiers 121 Go The Game f Tennis: Swingers The Game f INDIVIDUAL RECORDS O W L Pete Alex Gary Archer I- O V e Terry Hale INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Alan Abrahamson Rick Beers lim Blake lim Burns Curt Hangen Roger Hansel Chuck Keane Eric Kern Randy Lieberman Guy Rich Bill Stein Do to circumstances not under out control, there were no pictures available of the tennis team. Dwight jones led Miller Bill Morris Phil Porter Bill Renz Matt Thompson Mike Warner Bruce Wood . a V -ka . l 9 ' 1 n'V'f..:' p A Y-.a!. . ' fi-:Sl u f x ,. xx ,I , vyfi- ,Q A A-HJ. 1 nn! .MQ 'Lv ,fl . . , ' ,n. 1 e D s . . ,: ,f , - - . ,. 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Terri Bushkar Liza Galbraith lane Hx-nnin1,,u Kim String r Pat Lawhorn Diana Lt tklidt r Ronnu Hill Cathy Huffman Cathy Har mu R0 sr t Chev had Becky Condon - Co -Capt Sherry Coal! - Co -Capt Cindy Bolton Robin Caro Gina Thomp c 1 Carla VN at on Iudy Youny., . jf C JL Q I 's 1 Look at Us We Are the ,if . ff: 5 f W Y g. ig i f 1 ' uj g wi' qi! fx wma Spirit Bui s-M2 V -lj 5 nl, E A Q ll Q 'ov CL ES 9 6 r K 9 QQ jx . AN -Q Z A T Q N 5 Acappella Choir Receives Excellent Rating at District i Nomar: 5 'MABOLTS CRD Cllllllll KL rt The small but mighty Girls Glee Club performs at the Christmas Con 25 Ml'-lil' wr 4 jf' No, make your mouth round and say O not Eah! C-irl's Glee Club , f :' in '. .Qxxl 43, . ki Q 5 X f pictured below Please write In their names O V a r S I I I , , We sincerely apologize for the unidentified persons BIO ll: , 'L 5 Q v q u I3 i n n Z0 , 21 2 24 25 ze 21 za ze Mr. Fellers Tom Clark Kent Brumbaugh john jones Dennis Palsgrove Clary Butts Terry Hale Steve Black Dave Berry Don Huber Paul Cyphers lay Turner Shelby Bicknell Mark Quinlan Ron jewsikow Kipp Cochran jim Chinn Mr, Roberts Doug Helton Phil Porter Warren Hawkins Dick Whitaker .jeff Sollenberger 133 C-.A.A. - a Concept in Competition and Co-operation f-1LE17:U5'F3s3SL .4 . .Ah . 1-:K fx: , 4. L PWQ 1 '3llkQ3f,W 1 N We sincerely apologize for the uniden- tlfled persons pictured below. Please write in their names. An Harvey Greg Shepard loanne Kerns Cindy Schall Larry lewsikow Liz Leftwich Mr. Long Gail Maury 1. Churchill lim Carroll German Club e 'v 3 Q Gary Archer Chuck Keane Marilyn Burns Tom Helpling Debbie Harrison 'WSW Spanish Club ,Q I i 'fa 5' 5 B ,7 q We sincerely apologize for the uniden- tified persons pictured below. Please write in their names. 1. 2, Barbaralones 3. lonikeeves 4. MaryEcklar 5. 6. BruceWood 7. BelindaMcFee 8. 1. Tom Powell 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Mary McClusky 7. Ron Combs 8. 9- Mrs. Eidemiller junior Council on World Affairs We sincerely apologize for the umden tified persons pictured write in their names. Norm Gearhart Kevin Haney Debbie Wellbaum Candy Heise Lorena Mills Kathy O'Boyle Mrs. Staymen H O m e b We sincerely apologize for the unidentified persons pictured below , C : . 'fl l ,,,mw,,,, ,gh Faith Murray Cindy Smalewood Carleen Schoch Amanda Hill Pat Davis Mrs. Christopher l 234 5 1 8 W Ill My IQ .A I8 Gail Balside Pat Davis M. Williams Carleen Schoch Mrs. Lee Ester jones Ms. Chavez Drama Club We sincerely apologize for the unidentified persons pictured below. Please write in their names. Chuck Keane Rick Fink Mike Lynch Patti Pierce Tom Fromholt Penny Lieberman Drama Club Presents: Mother Goose Now and I Blithe r Spirit We sinc sons pict 6 I t I 3 ' 4 S . ln 9 Q David Goff 7 - jill Goff Luanne Rike 8 - Dave Edberg Larry VanSant 9 - Becky larvis Diana Davis Sandy Andrews Cheryl Carter 10 - Vickie Griffith 11- Sally Rupert Ecology Club L 'al ,I ,n Q 4? I g 7 'Xian' G S I go 9 iq az I3 W I - Beth Campbell 9 - Sue Auvil 2 - Carole Clark 10 - lennie Chlebek 3 - Nadine Ishmael 11 - Debbie Christon 4 - Debbie Smith 5 - Scott Cornell 6 - Cheryl Carter 7 - leff Knoop 8 - Dave Meade i 12 - Dwayne Coyle 13 - Karen Hansen 14 - Linda Christian 15 - Chris Buckner v v l l Art Club 7 l all 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Anne McElwee Wendy Dorfmeier jamie Churchill Mary Quimby Colleen Schock Cindy Schall Tammy Stien 8- 9- 10 11 12 13 14 Kurt Millikin Sandy Grise - Debbie Wellbaum - Barb Blocker - Sue Sparks - Sue Smith - Chris Shellabarger '?ii'Qf'a fri: :af R116 ,, nz 'l 'TT 15 I4 Kent Brumbaugh 8 - Lori Lewis lohn lones 9 - Lynn Blaeser Mr. Skaroupka 10- Debbie Flory Rick Kiser 11 - Renee Ewbank Anne Staskelunas 12 - Bridget Bacon Kathy Putterbaugh 13 - jamie Churchill Sheri Ruble fo si if? O 4 NS. Annual Staff -1 'Y journalism Class -1, x f x R 1 if 3 5 in A i - 1 Aj L., rw'.fS7i E to-' , H W Senior fficers Lead Class F oo 4 Svnlorl'l.1xs Olliuws: Rom' Sqlmuvr,Annivllintux,llm-nisl'B.nm'Il,N.ulnwlsl1m.10I, , .mf .5 f ,f 119' 1, V 'il-iT2:..3 S f ' , , 'zfftffg -.jf I rv 5 - ,. .4 l Q J D1-sl fXllvln.mg David Amlvrson Riclmrd Amlvxson Sandy Andrvws Mark fXmp.u h lulll' Alllvlx CaryArc'l1vr Greg Arnvll Dave Arnold Sandy Arnold 150 Gordon Ash B Mark Ash 4' E, A. 2 Bonnie Balsbaugh Gail Balside Ken Beers Tom Bergman I Shelby Bicknell Kim Black Vera Bowden Dale Bowser , Qa-B Shirley Ayres ox K ff Carol Barnes Vickie Bergman Lynn Blaeser lohn Bowser l Todd Bdilvv Dave Baker Denise Barnett jeff Bauman Scott Bernard Dave Berry ta J - ' . QL , fi 43 . ' f Barb Blocker jim Boslon -gl Kathy Brackman Doug Brigner 151 Sherri Brooks Tom Brothers Gale Brown Paul Brown Denise Brumbaugh Kent Brumbaugh l Marilyn Burns Dave Bush Teffi BUSN4-if .ff I - Gary Butts Lee Ann Buxton Beth C ampboll Dan Canter lim Carroll Cheryl C avtev wuz' Gary Brown Bill Buchanan Tim Butcher Edna L ampos Norma C asey Mike Brown Steve Bucholz Dennis Butt Nadine Cannon Sam Cassel 1 w - 5 Steve Caupp Carol Clark Rick Cochran Mike Cooper S.-E., j., We Tl ' .. rf x. - 1 , x 1 1 . 51 .' If - s Andy Czarzasty x 'Y ,, za-,J f v Dianne Chambers xr Debbie Clark Mike Cody W 1 1 Lynne Coyle Don Chapman Tom Clark Bill Collins Ralph Craycraft M.-A ,J in .. .. 5. 9 3 r' L 5-if -. if ei y H Q U .. Cindy Chinn Paula Clifford Kim Collins l Melissa Curry jamie Churchill Carla Clinard 1' Bill Danzeisen Diana Davis lo Davis Pat Davis 153 W F .. 5 x wiv- me QE. l. ,., . . 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B.Ilh'Ul1l'N L ' an 4 e m Icwlln-H l.1rrxImxvkmx BypndJIl1l1lu john Imxw Tum kmum lxvflvx 'N l0nny Key lc-ff Kevw -V i 'X gg P . ,f5 73 I Scott Klawonn Nancy Knight i ' Q - Cathy ixomk Chris Kozak Chris lxunt1nt.in Gerald Landex Li1Leftwitl1 Penny Lielwinmn Dave Kincaid Ruth Knight Cindy Kozak 9 Pam L ivw horn :Jr wif Ann Link Rick Kizer Diana Kohlbacher Sherry Krug Pat Ldwhorn Marc Litvak , .TA Debbie Klemnit Lynn Koller '94, Mary Kruskarnp 1 Diane Lecklider Brian Look w i If . , .f . AG? l A X Gary Miller lane! Miller Q r ,l j EVE. lg' will i if bi 'Q-M Q if I Megan Miller Carol Minnernan Ianna Miller jeff Miller Kay Miller ,mt 4- Q I X' n A A L A sd Al 1 's E fi5'. W 'f 'n ., jeff N'liHI'1iCl1 VlClQlQ Mlnlx Brian Monaghan George Mooney Byron Moore 2' 3 Dave Morrison Patrice Muenchow Mary Nemeth Ray Nickel N w 'L A - - Laurie Moore Paul Morgan joe Moore jmagfg jig. 'fw fr' if' ' W- x ,,jf f?ffl?'l'1 Q .34 3,5 ' ,W b elf 22- Robyn Myers Bill Neary Y ., V fjg5-j:15,ij-'- .f c . we lr g ' ' N ' gi ' 1 ? 239 it :WV L w L 1 N '4 K T 4' ' A M -i Q ,, ' gr. W 'hr 3 Mike Nixon Linda Oblinger ' 5 Rick Nelson if - Robin Orth Mark R01-vm .4 Bar im Riin- Y .itil Q ,A ' fi' I ' 3 , ' r Gary Robinson 2' A lin nw Row ' a Polly Niindov 162 Bill Roni cz I V 3 Peggy Rhodvs Guy Rich i G r wg: ' V , e' ' .1 'Qf7'1 M I i' .3 in Y - 1 A ', '- , ' - -in . if A 'S ' - lm 4 157 r ' ' 'Q X 3 ? A .L K , . W- tr f 'H - . i Robin Rilvv Vicki Robinson kvvin Rov Y' Rvnvo Sc'h.iurvr Chrisliillcr Rob Robvrts -rr! - Brenda Rode rvr Dvb Rogvrx lvfi Roth Mark Routlohn . , i -' '--x ,ff'f 1w V :1 , ie, if-'51 5 4 V we Karvn Sciwqr D1-bhiv Schcnking 12 4 1 K? . Gary Riggs Tim Rolwrlx ary Rosi Suv Salisbury Larry Schneider 4 giv- Louis W'lnrnmn Stanley Willmurn loin Wliiiioii Dave Williams Michellv Williams . x I Debbie Vvilloughby Marls Wilson Suv Wolfv Terry Womblc Tim Wombold l 4' - P 1 5453 35,1 A T4 I is l o Kim Wood Angie Woodie Barb Woodrow Mikv Woods Mary Yensol i A Cathy Yenscl Bev Yogi Deo Zdobsr Mary Zamarron Greg Mcrklv Q? ' Debbiv Quinley So Goes the End for Seniors is i di ...,, Rick Kizer kackles as Debbie Power hussles to save her broken ice cream cone. Desi Allemang and Mike Nixon lead the line up for the Hair Cut of the Year Award. i if Nga- . -1- ' ro'.'f'o'ff: Yi .-.- - 0' 6 043.33 -' 8' x9.',3O?, 'D 4 .-.. , ,N sv' Alan Hill shuffles for the big deal ofthe day. Linda Garde skillfully selects parts to point out to others from a di sected cat. 167 3204, 3, N .W.7Qf1., X 5? 222 23' 'bf ,I 'im ,u in ' ' 1 ' wif 1 , ,,-. ,K , .1. i Y Y ,., Y, N5 :Q 'WV' ' f -fl- F., 4. ar., ,. 2' 'if' 5 m , T? x 'Q ucv., ,s 'T gr. The Future Always Arrives a Little Before You Are Ready to Give Up Past. the are X X ff j 169 lunior Class Officers Becky Dudon Bonnie Rayle Tom Fromholt Eric Woehi Sheri Rose Don Albertini Bev Alexakos Alice Allen Danita Andrews Sheri Arnett Carry Arnold Linda Ash Debbie Ashmore Kim Aull Sue Auvil Randy Baker Kandy Barber Mark Barnhart Tom Beavers lerry Beck Rick Beers Randy Behnken Steve Black Terri Blair Michelle Booher Mike Boston lane Bowden lohn Bowden Brenda Bowser Ed Brannon Cindy Brown leff Brown Leslie Brown 170 -u me N Dave Brown Gale Brown Frank Bryant lim Burns Rick Carpenter lim Cass Boyd Caupp Anthony Cecrle john Chakiris Ted Champine Mark Chenoweth lim Chinn lennie Chlebek Holly Clapp Mark Clemens Sherry Coalt Lisa Coberly Sheri Coleman Sue Collar Terry Collins Ron Combs Chris Condon Sandy Conley Paul Cook Glenna Coon Monette Cope Bob Corder Cathy Corey Scott Cornell Nancy Couchot Bill Craig Dean Crane Curtis Cunagin Craig Curry Tina Curry Debra Dean Hank DeAnguIo Doug Dawkins Kristi Davisson Rod Davis Elenie Daskalakis Beth Daniels Karen Decker Mark Deem Mark Denlinger Cheri Devol Maureen Dodt Teri Dolinski Dave Donaldson 171 ...T ..,.,,--1 If lohn Yarley gets a shock. M I if, ,.,,, -.I Susan Van Eaton and Andrea Horman tell dirty 1 A Norman Gearhart Dennis Gebhart Edward Gibson lon Gilland Debbie Gillette Cindy Githens Larry Gordon Tom Goss lerry Gradsky Steve Gravenkemper Cindy Gray Tim Greenwood Lanora Gross Brigitte Grossarth Terri Guerra Joni Hagen Sharon Haines Tina Hall Kevin Haney Pat Haney Curtis Haven Rodger Hansel Denise Hardert Chuck Harlow Debby Harrison Eric Harrison Cathy Harsanyi Dave Hartman Gina Hartman An Harvey Karen Hauck 173 Steve Hayes loe Heacker Ron Heatherly loe Heeter Mike Hefellinger Steve Heinen Candice Heise Patty Helms Doug Helton Mike Henninger Sandy Hensley Teri Hensley Rick Henson Frank Herby Donna Hess Trersa Hess Randy Higginbothom Vikki Higginbothom Debbie Hilen Rhonda Hill jill Hitzfield Sheila Hockenberry Dan Holbert Tom Hollopeter Andrea Horeman Larry Horn Denise Houschouer Debbie Howard Don Huber Cathy Huffman Sandy Hughes Penny lnskeep Dirk lacobson Ron lewsikow 174 juniors Reach for Great Heights , 1 .Q 31. .vaf ',' f -- ,Z Debbie lohnson Dwight Jones lulie lones Mark lones Michelle jones Brad lording Terry loslin Mike Kaebli Ron Karimi Becky Kearney Pam Kelker Debbie Keller Bill Kelly loanne Kerr Eric Kern Kerry Kern Mindy Kern Missy Kern Cindy Schall Neva Kingery Sherrie Kinney Angela Kipling Craig Kleismit Kim Kleismit Al Klingenberg April Knox Sharon Knox Terri Kramer Beth Krooss Ed Kucharski loel Kuhr Pat Landers Mary LaMar 175 Gary LaPorte Larry Lare jim Lawson lohn Lay Barbara Lee loe Leisring Rick Lentsch Randy Lewis Sandy Lewis Karen Lillie Bill Lindeman Gayle Lindley Mary Ann Lindsey Nathan Link Mike Lodge Mindy Longnecker Mike Lucas Mary Macomber Darell Maggert Fritz Magsig Sandy Marcum Dave Dow Randy Marcum Chuck Marr Mary Marr Bob Martin Gail Maury Bill McCouIey Mary McCluskey Gale McDonald Ann McElwee Clark McFadden Colleen McGuire 176 X4 5 ,fx -Q ...av ,- .fe , ' t'qJ f 1' Mark Mescher and Beth Daniel spend their lunch period talking 4 I Karen McKenzie Leah Meininger Connie Meredith Karen Merrick Mark Mescher Steve Myers lerry Myers Mindy Michael Madalyn Miles Phil Miles Ged Miller julie Miller Loretta Mills Patti Millsaps Allen Minneman lohn Minniear Steve Molnar Bill Morris Brenda Myers Barb Nevels Kim Neal Bill Norris Patty Oberer Kathy O'Boyle Marcia Oda Luanne Offenbacher Rick Omlar Gregg O'ryan Jenny Pacey Vicki Perks Brenda Peters Deb Peterson Cathy Phillips Rhonda Pilcher 177 . , i Q , 9 I Cindy Schall dressed up as a clown for Homecoming 1974. A 753 r.,,. V l, Tina Story Diane Studebaker t K N, 2 A t 1 H, l Bea Schreck leff Schrodi Doug Schumacher George Scott Cathy Sellers Cindy Sendelbach Connie Shaffner Dale Shafner Chris Shellabarger Steve Sherbet Madelynn Shelley Debbie Shupert Bob Simon Linda Slife Cindy Smallwood Allen Smith Carla Smith Dave Smith Larry Smith Lynetta Smith Scott Smith Amy Snider lo Spicer Carolyn Spilker loni Stafford jim Stamper Mark Stamper lohn Starr Sheryl Stidham Sue Story 179 Nancy Studebaker Ed Stutz Barbara Sucher Rick Suddeth Don Swafford jeff Swafford Steve Swayne Dwayne Swormstedt Rick Swing Mike Tiley Diane Tipple Gary Triftshouser Susan Van Eaton Bonita Vespie Lee Ann Viets lim Volk lackie Waitman leff Wallet Mike Walters Lynn Weaver Faith Webb Becki Weimer Sandi Weist Mike Welch Karen Wells Nancy Westfall Mary Whitaker Allan Wickham Mike Williams Phil Winteregg Eric Woehl Bruce Wood lack Woods Arthur Woolum 180 4x,t5 JA ,, 4 ' sl' , r - ' 1 5 . O I 5 4 --, d ' I Ax , i -C -19 N 1 . If-. lf, 4 rr if Q J A, 1, ,W ,1, .. Sophomores Have a Lot to Live Alan Abrahamson Kim Alderman Peter Alex Kyle Alexander Doug Allen Gary Anderle Rosolyn Anderson Tony Angel Dave Arnett Mark Arnold Tara Arnold Ron Ashburn Bonnie Athey Bridget Bacon Mary Ann Baker Gary Bailey Thomas Bailey Debbie Baker Dennis Baker Doug Balsbough Marty Barbian Kevin Barnes Teresa Bauer lim Becker Carla Becraft Vicki Berry Stan Berger Beth Bevins Terry Bechtal Mary Bichsel Dave Bicknell Kim Bittner Bruce Black Lori Blaeser James Blake lay Blake P. I. Blanton Cindy Bolton Bill Boshinski Tammy Bowers 183 ,I leri Cottrell Dwayne Coyle Alex Crabtree Debbie Craft Ron Craft Kim Crane Cathy Crouch Linda Cruise lim Cumming Kevin Curry Mark Curry Randy Custer Mitch Cutler Sue Davidson Dick Davis Irene Davis Rich Davis Patti Deak Karen DeBusk Chuck Deitering Mary Denzel Bob Derringer Kelly Deweese Cindy Dierking Bob Ditchik Mary lo Dolinski Tim Donohou Adelma Dowling Mike Duckro Lisa Eastridge Michelle Edberg Barb Erbaugh Ed Erkes Yuonne Erskine Bill Ervin Rene Ewbank Debbie Farley Pam Ferguson Marsha Fields Phil Fischer Debi Flory lody Ford Bobbi Foreman Andy Foster Donna Fox loe Frazier Kris Frazier Rhonda Freudenberg Kevin Frisby 185 Richard Fry Connie Galvin Bonnie Garber Debbie Garber Randy Garber Sharilyn Garber Brenda Garber Kim Garder Robin Gates Karen Gegle Randy Geiger Patti Gibson Michelle Gilleland Mark Gillespie David Goff jill Goff loni Golde Barry Goldfarb Bill Goodman Robyn Gore Marti Graf Harold Green Lynn Green Curtis Griffith Vicki Griffith Sandy Grise Gary Hall Lynn Frost 186 iw I orking Together or Alone I ,gal 1 4 Dan Nussman helps out Kevin Keely with his typing. glib wp., 1 P 3 6 x r i , X ' X Tina Hamiel Matt Hamlin David Haney Mark Hangen Martha Hardcastle Paula Harkins Kathy Harrington Greg Harris lenny Harris Lynn Harris Rick Hartley james Harsanyi Kim Hastings lohn Haubenestel Darrell Haworth Mike Heaney Mike Heier Randy Heller Laurie Helm Paul Helpling Lisa Helton Sharon Henne Hollie Hensley Cindy Henz jackie Herby Glen Hergenrather ludy Kelly Kevin Keely 187 Pam Hern Pam Hershey Ed Hess Stan Hester Amanda Hill Danny Hinton Michelle Hizer Bridget Hockenberry Becky Hoelscher Fred Hofacker jenny Holbert Linda Holland Danny Hoover james Horn Tina Horton George Howard Gregg Hubbard Lonnie Huffgarden Charlotte Huffman Doug Huffman Kelly Hughes Cathy Huls Cindi Hunkler Ned Hunt lohn Huron Marie Inc Becky Jarvis Brian lay Terry leckering Belinda lenkins Cindy lohnson Pam johnson Donna lonis Susie lones Estriellita lones Carole King Dallas King 188 x - Y s ji - x - , V .isr- .Qi Robin Klein Bob Klosterman Ken Klosterman Don Knab leff Knoop Keith Knostman Dave Koerner lavice Kossler lulie Kossler Steve Kossler Kim Kossoudji Candy Kozak Cinci Kurtz Ron Landes Debbie LaPorte Janice Lauer Sue Lay jeff Leisring Tammy Leneham lulie Lewis Lora Lewis Randy Lieberman Warren Lillie Mark Lindsey Sharon Lituin Robert Long Robin Long Kevin Lowery Barry Lubow Dan Lucas Tedd Lucas Ann Luckenbill Mike Luksic jerry Lutz Tim Lynch Pat Maleski Lynn Mangen 189 Gary Manos Debbie March Tina Marcum Barry Margulis Debbie Marr Martha Marshall Kyle Maurer Mike Maxwell Cindy Mayes Cathy McBride Kelly McClannan Sandy McDonald Nancy McGill Terry McGillvary Mike McGraw Chrissie McGuirk Bob McKellar Mark McLemore Thelma McManus Dave Meade Bronson Merrick Lynn Mescher Starla Miles Barb Miller lill Miller Karen Miller Lisa Miller Kerry Millikin Kip Millikin lohn Mills Mike Minneman Priscilla Mitchell Kim Moore Dave Morton Rhonda Muenchow David Mundhenk Mary Murka Faith Murray Nancy Munn Mary Muth Fawn Myers Scott Myers 190 A - 1 , Working in Class or Out of Class XL K ' V1 H -',,'1' Mary Nawroth Tim Neary Ron Neaves Carol Nelson Bob Nemeth lim Newby Sharon Neuman Susan Newman lim Nevin Nancy Newsad Terry Nicholson Tom Nickels Bob Norris Ron Nunnari Dan Nussman Ronda Oaks Glenn Oliver Greg Orth Paul Papp Doug Parrott Greg Patko Ted Phillips Debbie Phillips Don Peterson Donna Peters Robin Pence Beth Peffley Rick Pavley 191 Alan Pierce Kay Polman Tanya Popovich Shayna Porter Pam Poteet Patricia Poteet Kathy hiterbaugh Sherry Powers Susan Rabold Karen Reagon leff Reichard Marcia Ressler Leslie Rhoades Pam Riancho Bob Rickman Scott Rien Luanne Rike Paul Ritchie Steve Roach Wanda Robinson Cathi Roehrig Ken Rolfsen Scott Rogge Pam Root Tammy Routsan Terry Rose Pam Rose David Rowland Sherri Ruble Sally Rupert lack Schall Brad Sch au rer loe Schmitt Rob Schreck Ted Schroeder Anne Schwab Dan Sendelbach Tom Serena Rosalinda Serrano Ken Shafner Beth Shand Debbie Shank Anthony Shawler Peggy Shellabarger Greg Shepard Gregg Sherwood Don Shough Randy Shupert Gregg Sibert 192 9 TX .S . 0TH M7 This ls a Time to Find Out Who You Are and hat You Are Mr. Cornell looks at Don Knab and Greg Orth's sketches. Kathy Sidwell Nancy Simon Debbie Skal Melissa Skinner Cindy Slife Linda Sliver Anita Smith Candi Smith Doug Smith Kathy Smith Kent Smith Eddie Smyth Lori Smith Lori Sneddon Sherri Snowden leff Sollenberger Mary Sonstegard Donna Sparks Cindi Specker Karen Spiggle lack Spring 193 Sue Spurgeon Harold Stalvey Martin Starlin Becky Starr Anne Staskelunas Tim Stebbins Don Stewart Greg Stine Rusty Stoops Vicki Stout Rhonda Suddeth Ginger Sussman Scott Sussman leff Samples Iulie Terry Sandra Thacker Sandy Theil George Thomas jerry Thomas lohn Thomas Paula Thomas Gina Thompson Glen Thompson Linda Thompson Greg Tipton Randy Todd Vince Toht Todd Tryon Sheila Valentine 194 Y ,--,.,-- l 1' , rl The first day of school all students greeted their new teachers with great enthusiasm. N.. 2' up-fl-'I it Q 5' xg I ' 99 at y. It Amanda Hill gets it on with her snowman. hr! all Gary VanAusdal Larry Vansant Sandy VasVary Kim Yukovic Beth Wagoner Mandy Waitman Kevin Walters Carolyn Walker Becky Walton Don Ward Kevin Ward Richard Ward Vicki Ward Kevin Warner Carla Watson Jim Watson Ruth Wayman lames Weaver jerry Webber Sue Weisenbarger lulie Wellbaum leanne Wendell Kevin Werst Mike Wetzel Kim Whalen Dick Whitaker ludy White Greg Whitton Pam Wicker 195 Robin Wiechers Ditha Wiersema Anita Williams lulie Williams Ted Williams Teri Willoughby Mike Wilson Scott Wiguhart Sue Wittek Tracy Wolfe Peggy Woodrow Chris Woodmff Dave Wright Mike Wright Steve Wright Lea Yackey Debbie Yates ludy Young Robert Yost Allyn Yukawa 196 All to Get Ready for Life ,-all Q ffl I -sul W Q 5 ,nr f rf. Y' i Ll' Bill Boshinski prepares the perfect love potion. ll X., J 5' 'll e Y ' a 'R f -J 54-xl The Spirit of '76'76'76'76'76'76'76'76'76'76 5 4-:iff '1-1' 'SZ' 98 '76'76'76'76'76'76'76'76 Ii il -Q all IQ! I 199 I 1 .-...N Wy77A, ,,-xfvg,..- M lg1--i-n11-l-1-n 'gg l J S..-o 1335, s There ls More to English O' v f x ' 5 I R .vs s- s l . . X Mrs. Stayman Mrs. Kauffman Mrs. Brady K- , 1, 1 r , -A Mrs. Kuck glances up because of a disturbance in th Mrs. Woodruff ' e room. james A. Garfield said that a log with a student on one end and Mark Hopkins, his old teacher, on the other end was his ideal college. The point in it all is that personal contact and direct interest in the individual student by an instructor of character is the main thing in an institution of learning. - F. S. GRONER Mrs. Gottschalk smiles through her hectic day. 202 Meets the Ear Mrs. Goodwin t j 5- Mrs. Rosser V Mr. Dill I Mrs. Horning Mr. Specht It is your duty to use your talents. Remem- ber if you do not use you will lose. lt is re- ported of Charles Dar- win that when he had finished his scientific work, he settled down to enjoy life. He thought that he would now enjoy poetry, mu- sic and art. Sad to say he soon discovered that these things did not strike a response in his being. Later he said, lt is too late now be- cause l have allowed these parts of my being to atrophy. - ZOLLARS 203 l only 1 We've Had the Past, ow 1,-.Q W-- ' .4 Mr. Storch M 4. Mr. Bledsoe A statue lies hid in a block of marble, and the art of statuary only clears away the superfluous matter and removes the rubbish. The figure is in the stone, the sculpture only finds it. What sculpture is to a block of marble, education is to the human soul. The philosopher, the saint, or the hero, the wise, the good or the great man, very often lies hid and concealed in a plebian, which proper education might have disinterred, and have brought to light. - ADDISON 204 l . N t , , -l L HWHGQ E, ' 1 Q ' 'x nil,- f. ' '- f .3 A . x ' Q - . ' 't - 1 . 1 x , ' fv, s H .f - is si Y I ' ,ff , fit l fp fi , 3553 1 -5 1 f H -aa.. 12 . 5 .ta Mr. Carr 1 Mr. Nason 'lliii .::::1 ....,. L , S. .51 gags. 'A l' Et 'iifililii Win rm' v lllh 221.2 :amz I Q SE ! 9555? g:iy:xg::-.LL:' ...Nz 53,35 ii!'?:B!i1Eii wisszzasss I q..g 'uf aa.-a an 'Pease gt ijijli ' uv l We Can Learn From It Mr. Dock Mr. Davis i .WWA Mr. Goodwin BRINGING UP FATHER - When I was a boy of 14, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be 21, I was astonished at how much the old man had learned in seven years. - MARK TWAIN Mr. Ch ristman 205 5' I Administrative Staff . . . , fi, 'MM f pi: ' Na! 'US '55 .J e sl MrS. Curry Mrs. Knoop Mrs. Petrie gb 3 1 Mr. FaSiCk Mr. DiRocco Laughter - while it lasts, slakens and un- braces the mind, weakens the faculties, and causes a kind of remissness and dissolution in all the powers of the soulg and thus far it may be looked upon as a weakness in the compo- sition of human nature. But if we consider the frequent reliefs we receive from it, and how often it breaks the gloom which is apt to de- press the mind and dampen our spirit with transient, unexpected gleams of joy, one would take care not to grow too wise for so great a pleasure of life. - ADDISON 206 Mr. johnson Personnel Help School Run Smoother . The Cooks Life is like a beautiful winding lane, on either side bright flowers, beautiful butterflies and tempting fruits, which we scarcely pause to admire and taste so eager are we to hasten to an open- ing which we imagine will be more beautiful still. But by degrees, as we ad- vance, the trees grow bleak, the flow- ers and butterflies fail, the fruits dis- appear, and we find that we have ar- rived -to reach a desert waste. - SALA Mr. jones Mr. Bowman Mr. Kosater Mr. Dues 207 Business Department Gets mm Mr. Schreel Mrs. Guenther Reminding - the object of preach- ing is, constantly to remind mankind of what mankind are constantly for- getting, not to supply the defects of human intelligence, but to fortify the feebleness of human resolutions, to recall mankind from the bypaths where they turn, into that broad path of salvation which all know, but few tread. - SYDNEY SMITH 208 Mr. Overla Mrs. Van Nostrand Mrs. Kriner Down to Business ' if 1 'n .fi Mrs. Bolinger Mr. Fellers Banish the futureg live only for the hour and its allotted work. Think not of the amount to be accomplished, the difficulties to be over- come, but set earnstly at the little task at your elbow, letting that be sufficient for the dayp for surely our plan is Not to see what lies dimly at a distance, but to do what lies clearly at hand. - OSLER Mrs. Livingston 24-if Mrs. Wolfinger Mr. Krug 209 Home Economics: A Way of Life Endeavor to be always patient of the faults and imper- fections of others, for thou hast many faults and imperfec- tions of thy own that require a reciprocation of forbearance. If thou art not able to make thyself that which thou wishest to be, how canst thou expect to mould another in con- formity to thy will? - THOMAS A KEMPIS - .4 .' Mrs. Lee P ll i Y fly' i ' -ft . 1 210 Mrs. Christopher Mrs, Chavez 1X fl i Z 7 i xht ls Q, Communicate With Swami -'gs-' sr g if 'i V. magna- ' ark? 5 sg . t.,?t4vQfr-4 5 9 iff. f -5 M. -.Q m I. J, iii. P L5 -4 ' Lia , - 21 1 imitfr ini. Mr. Long -fre' is . ' , . ther Languages Mr. Bolt Life's hard task - Among some skaters was a boy so small and so evidently a beginner that his frequent mishaps awakened the pity of a tender-hearted, if not wise, spectator. Why, sonny, you are getting all bumped up, she said. I wouldn't stay on the ice and keep falling down so, I'd just come off and watch the others. The tears of the last down fall were still rolling over the rosy cheeks, but the child looked from his ad- visor to the shining steel on his feet and answered half-indignantly, I didn't get some new skates to give up with: l got them to learn how with. The whole philosophy of earthly discipline was in the reply. Life's hard tasks are never sent for us to give up with, they are always intended to awaken .Hlki 'Q strength, skill, and courage in learning how to master them. -FORWARD Except a living man there is nothing more wonderful than a book. A message to us from the dead. From human souls we never saw, who lived, perhaps, thou- sands of miles away, and yet these, in those little sheets of paper speak to us, arouse us, terrify us, teach us, comfort us, open their hearts to us as brothers. -- CHARLES KINGSLY Mrs. Eidemiller 211 Physical Education Health - It is a sum of money in the bank, which will support you, economically spent. But you spend foolishly and draw on the principal. This diminishes the income, and you draw larger and larger drafts until you become bankrupt. Overeating, overworking, every imprudence is a draft on life which health cashes and charges at a thousand per cent interest. Every abuse of health hastens death, F. G. WELCH Mr. Gilbert Miss Emery JN -..,N Mr. Whitaker MIS, Fogter 212 , Health, Drivers Education, and the School Nurse . . R Lf, A0-12 Mr. Roberts Mr. Booher L -Q r v f , . v , f . ff. -9- K f , Miss Newcomb Mrs' Winslow W ,ff . Gone - lost wealth may be replaced by industry, lost knowledge by study, lost health by temperance, but lost time is gone foreve F. - SMILES x ' ijt if , L L. ,, M. , l ,,...f-- f. in N A -X 4 4 213 Spirit of Life Uplifted Mr. Reynolds U. ,,., Mr. Rinehart Like flakes of snow that fall imperceptibly upon the earth, the seeming unimportant events of life succeed one another. - As the snowflakes gather, so our habits are formed. - No single flake that is added to the pile produces a sensible change - no single action creates however it may exhibit, a man's character. - But as the tempest hurls the avalanche down the mountain and overwhelms the inhabitant and his habitation, so passion, acting on the elements of mischief watch pernicious 214 skjx. O Jw -'-11-,v .11 Mr. Skoroupka 1 G - PQ 'iKXx Mr. Cornell habitshave brought together, may overthrow the ediface of truth and virtue. - BENTHAM Happiness is as a butterfly, which, when pursued, it is always beyound our grasp, but which if you sit down quietly, may alight upon you. - HAWTHORNE F 0 Through Varied Arts xx - X 'X v ,X I Mrs. Bacheler Mr. Singleton Mr. Wuertz NEGLECT - A story is told of a young man who stood at the bar of justice to be sentenced for forgery. The judge had known the young man from childhood, for his father had been a famous legal light and his work on the law of trust was the most exhaustive work on the subject. Do you remember your father, asked the judge sternly, That father whom you have disgraced? The prisoner answered, I remember him perfectly. When I went to him for advice or companionship, he would look up from his' book on the Law of Trust and say, 'Run away, boy, I am busy.' My father finished his book, and here I am. The greatest Lawyer had neglected his own trust with awful results. -THE PUBLIC SPEAKERS LIBRARY 215 Counselors Hel Students Ada t P If 1,9 ,mm P 'G E3 li ff I -Q ,. ,. ., it I . t , -I . If' S ex f X Mr. Bratton Mrs. Morris X x Miss Fritch DETERMINATION - The longer I live, the more I am certain that the great difference between men - between the feeble and the powerful, the great and the insignifi- cant - is energy, invincible determination - a purpose. once fixed and then death or victory. The quality will do anything that can be done in this world, and no talents, no circumstances, no opportunities, will make a two-legged creature a man without it. There are hinderances without and within, but the outer hinderances could effect nothing if there were no inner surrender to them. Fear of opinion, timidity, dread of change, love of ease, indolence, unfaith- fulness are the great hinderances. Optimism is believing that you can eat the rooster that scratches over your grave. - SAM IONES To right: Mrs. Wright 216 Miss Murphy Math Solves Tomorrow s Problems s Mr. Brill Mr Flavin Mr. Peters Not knowledge, but apitude - It isn't what a man knows that matters, but how near to a straight line he can drive the processes of his mindg how near to a lean and useful mus- cle he can make the mindg how near he can come to lassoing a truth or method. No man should be judged by what he doesn't know. He should be judged only by how quickly and sensibly he assumes new duties. - STRUTHERS BURT Mrs. Adams 217 Science Tests the Mind r Mr. Demetriades Mr. Ramsey A fundamental law - We are too hasty to believe every evil report. Many an innocent person has been injured by a tale that was without foundation. lt is a serious matter to do an injustice to a fellow man by a report that we spread. The first thing, the least thing that one can do before he passes on a story that has come to him, is to stop long enough to ask if it is true. One of the ten funda- mental laws of character is, Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neigh- bor. - UNKNOWN j 'i0 Mrs. Fritz Mr. Elam Mr- 58211 218 Music and Special Education . . . 2. Mr. Cool A WILD GOOSE CHASE - Happiness in this world, when it comes, comes incidentally. Make it the object of pursuit, and it leads us on a wild goose chase and is never attained. Follow some other object, and very possibly we may find that we have caught happiness without dreaming of itg but likely enough it is gone the moment we say to ourselves Here it is like the chest of gold that treasure seekers find. L, Mr. Shand N. 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