Northwest High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Canal Fulton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1968 volume:

Kflfe H •f .?TX j fEte r li; 3?«j§L. v. '.. '••• - ' £■ £: r-i • � rr % _r .- - «• N NORTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL '68 CHIEFTAIN CANAL FULTON, OHIO DEBBIE SCHWENDIMAN - Editor SUSY BOYLE - Assistant Editor CLYDE GESAMAN - Business Manager GEORGE HIFFNER - Photographer ROBERTA ANN MARTIN - Advisor I Foreword Our school is composed of many things: people who hold memories, places that shape memories, and activities that round out these memories. We are hoping this book will be as a mirror to reflect these memories and that included in this annual is at least one memory for each and every member of Northwest High School. 1968 Annual Staff Table Of Contents A Typical Day Inside the Doors of NHS New Library Encourages Study m {nmtr ttin Our new library is the school’s center of knowledge. Many students and faculty mem- bers spend countless hours in research, home- work assignments, or just reading for their own enjoyment. Among the new facilities of our library are an increased number of books, study carrels, individual study rooms, a faculty room, and additional visual aids. Through the modernization of our library, it provides much needed space and eliminates the once cramped conditions which limited its use. Our school is very proud of this new ad- dition. ADMINISTRATION Northwest Board of Education at one of their many meetings: (left to right) Donald Swigart, Clerk-Treasurer John Juersivich, John Morgan. Dr. Martin Smilek, Dr. Duane Bricker, and J. Stanley Shondel. Partially pic- tured is Superintendent Russell Bethel. Our school system is run by very capable men. We generally think of the school as being headed by the faculty, often forgetting that there are seven hard-working men actually be- hind the scenes. These men make the major decisions and find solutions for the many com- plicated situations that come about during the course of a school year. We would like to express our deepest appreciation to these men for their dedication to our school and our community. 12 The president of the Board of Education performs many duties during his term. Of these, participating in graduation, is certainly one of the most rewarding. RUSSELL BETHEL, SUPERINTENDENT Mrs. Ione Grover, Mrs. Rose Esler, and Mrs. Phyllis Smith are busy with one of their many duties as secretaries in the Northwest Local School District. MRS. GROVER Mrs. lone Grover goes cheerfully and ef- ficiently about her new job as secretary to Mr. Bethel. Even though her duties require many skills and personal qualities, she is ready and willing to meet whatever challenge may arise. 14 MRS. SMITH One man who never has a free min- ute is our clerk-treasurer, Mr. Juersivich. He takes care of numer- ous duties dealing with our school. We are glad to welcome him into our system this year. Mrs. Phyllis Smith assists Mr. Juer- sivich with his many tasks. In addi- tion to her regular duties, she is al- ways ready and eager to help out if and when she may be needed. IS OUR PRINCIPAL MR. STINSON Not only is Mr. W. S. Stinson an efficient school administrator, he is also an under- standing friend. Even though he is burdened with the responsibility of operating the school, he shows great interest in all Northwest stu- dents and the extra-curricular activities. He is always eager to help a student seek a solution to his problems. MRS. RHOADES Writing out passes and making morning and afternoon announcements may be the only two things our students realize our secretary does every day, but actual- ly she is the backbone of our school ad- ministration. She not only has to carry out the duties of a regular secretary, but must remain cool, calm, and collected. Every member of the administration ap- preciates the work--both mental and physical that she does and we would like to recognize her for her efforts. Assistant Principal, ALPHA MAYFIELD The job of assistant principal is a difficult one and not easily performed. Mr. Mayfield works in close contact with the stu- dent body every school day. He is involved with their problems and understands their need for guidance. We appreciate his friendliness and most of all his willingness to help. GUIDES STUDENT COUNCIL The Many Duties Of Our Assistant Principal LISTENS TO SUGGESTIONS FROM FACULTY r DISCUSSES PROBLEMS WITH PARENTS MARY FLETCHER B. A., College of Wooster, English, Latin, Y-Teens, Latin Club NICK CORRAL B. A., Fairmont State, English, Spanish, Assistant Basketball Coach, Golf Coach, Spanish Club SANDRA SMITH B. A., Southwest Texas State, English ROBERT PROFANT B.F. A., Ohio University, English, Speech, Vocabu- lary Improvement, Nation al Forensic League GLENN BOWER B. S., M.A., Ohio Univer- sity, Phys. Ed., Health, Head Basketball Coach 18 Faculty Prepares Students For Higher Education . . . A.B., Muskingum, M.A., Kent State University, Li- brarian, Y-Teens, Library Club ALMA REPPART KAREN WHITE Malone College, Kent State University, Girls Physical Education RALPH MARTIN, JR. B.S., M.A., Kent St. U.. History, Government, Soci- ers Col. ology, Econ., Projection Club, Newspaper, Debate Coach, Jr. Class Advisor CLAIRE MCLAUGHLIN B. S., Framingham Teach - , Algebra, Geom- etry, Future Teachers of America ALDEN KEISTER A.B., Youngstown U., Chemistry, Physics, Adv. Math, General Math EDWARD QUATTRO B. S., Fairmont State Col- lege, Biology, Health, Head Football and Baseball Coach, Varsity N 19 And Increases Their Skills In Vocational Areas KAY STEPHAN B. S., Wittenburg Univer- sity, Junior Secretarial BOE, Personal Typing CATHRYN JONES B. S., Ohio University, Home Economics, Riture Homemakers of America EMIL PUFFENBERGER B. A., Macalester Col., P.S. M., Capital Univ., Music Supervisor, Band Director, Instrumental Mu- sic Instructor J. HAROLD GROVES B.M., Westminster Choir College, M.M., South- western, Kansas State U., Akron Univ., Vocal Music JAMES WONNACOTT B.M., Baldwin Wallace, Instrumental Music, Assistant Band Director DEL HELPIN B.S., Miami University, Industrial Arts, Assistant Football Coach 20 JOHN JACKSON B. S., Miami Univ., Senior Clerical BOE RICHARD BRIGGS B. A., Northeastern State College, Art JOHN WILLIAMS B. S., Central Michigan Univ., M. A., Kent State University, Industrial Arts, Bowling Team ROBERTA MARTIN B.S., West Virginia, Uni- versity, Junior Secretarial BOE, Personal Typing, An nual. Newspaper JOHN HEXAMER B. A., Malone Col., Ac- counting BOE and General Business CRAIG STEPHENS B.S., Ohio State Univ., Junior Clerical BOE and General Business 21 22 ACTIVITIES FRESHMAN ATTENDANT: Miss Luanne Pitz ESCORT: Gary Sauerbrei 24 JUNIOR ATTENDANT: Miss Bev Shonk ESCORT: Joe Notch Queen Cathy Konya, Becky Wagner, Patty Badida Homecoming 1967 The 1967 Homecoming (with Miss Cathy Konya reigning over the festivities) was an event to remember, Cathy and the other members of the court were nominated by the players of their respective classes. The Queen was then chosen by the entire student body. SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT: Miss Patty Badida ESCORT: Tim Rafferty SENIOR ATTENDANT: Miss Becky Wagner ESCORT: John Campbell 25 Oh Joey, you're so strong! Over The Rainbow Follow the yellow brick road ... follow the yellow brick road. This was the invitation given to the members of the Junior and Senior classes which led them to the fantasy world of OVER THE RAINBOW . As each person entered through Dorothy's house, they repeated her journey on the yellow brick road to the Emerald City. On their journey they met the Muchkins, the scarecrow, the tin man, the cowardly lion, and of course the good witch who led them to the Emerald Castle. An enchanting journey somewhere over the rainbow. Charles Wagner, valedictorian Just another milestone. Graduation . . . The End And The Beginning 28 29 Sweetheart Dance Sponsored By Future Teachers Is Big Success The Sweetheart Dance took place the 17th of February. Boys were invited in the Sadie Hawkins Day fas- hion, which in turn made the dance a big success. The fast moving entertainment was pro- vided by the Rivers Edge, a local group from the Massillon, Canton area. QUEEN and HER COURT Queen: Diane Reischman King: J. C. Schwendiman ATTENDANTS and ESCORTS Sharon Demharter Steve Bell Lynn Billihgs Jim Anderson Jane Hastings Greg Bloomfield Susie Boyle Mark Aman 30 QUEEN AND HER COURT Exciting Happenings At N.H.S. ■ This year at NHS many activities have added to the enjoyment of school life. Through these we experienced a meaning of fellowship with our classmates, and gained lasting memories. FRONT ROW: (left to right) Bertille Simmons, Leslie Williams, Jean Williams, Vicki Rhoades, Becky Wagner, Michelle Bechter, Kathy Shondel, Jacki Roach, Debbie Knapp, Marilyn Shields, Brenda Klein. SECOND ROW: Dale Woodward, Debbie Wittman, Cindy Ikins, Sharon Franklin, Carla Bylsma, Debbie Bolgrin, Debbie Kelley, Pam Nicolard, Margie Hartong, Suzanne Richards, Becky Smith, Jo Ellen Winkler, Louis Korom, Mark Aman, Mar- tha Stoffer, Louisa Nicolard, Betsy Reighart. THIRD ROW . Mary Filicky, Judy Wilson, Gloria Kindall, Bunny Craig, Diana Miller, Karen Konya, Debbie Weidner, Sue Conklin, Priscilla Reighart, Sue Dannemiller, Chris Wagner, NHS’ Award Winning Band 32 Directors E. W. Puffenberger and J. W. Wonnacott Cheryl Orman, Sharon Fellmeth, Peggy Blachly, Tim Young, Dave Largent, John Gay, Debby Dodrill, Cindy Hope, Wreitha Foster, Elaine Weygandt, Kathy Geiger, Terry Naylor, David Posten. FOURTH ROW: Mary Lunsford, Deb- bie Ogg, Barbara Lowry, Ilona Haring, Mr. Puffenberger, David Russ, Jim Otto, Bruce McGuire, Terry Wittman, Greg Bloomfield, Bill Jarrell, Keith Selman, Jim Bennett, Denny Dayton, Danny Wagner, Bruce Norris, Eddie Hughes, Carla Remark, Stanley Epperly. Debbie Remark. David Jolly, Dallas Smith, Larry Gindlesberger. Kenneth Williams, Donald Robinson, George Hiffner. Absent: Margaret Denious and Bonnie Dilworth. Northwest Band Salutes Its Seniors And Officers OFFICERS: Mark Aman, President: Priscilla Reighart, Vice President: Leslie Williams, Secretary; and Becki Wagner, Treasurer. Leslie Margaret Dale Bertille Williams Denious Woodward Simmons 34 Greg George Donald Jim Denny Bloomfield Hiffner Robinson Bennett Dayton MAJORETTES: Shaton Fellmeth, Becky Smith, Leslie Williams, Becki Wagner, Margie Hartong, and Mary Filicky, Majorettes Lead The Marching Band In Show Formations 36 38 FAVORITES Miss Northwest Sharon Demharter Mr. Northwest Joe Notch 41 Wrestling Queen Miss Sue Hoeft ■ Sweetheart King And Queen Miss Diane Reischman Mr. J. C. Schwendiman MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jody Hanic and Cindy Leavitt MOST POPULAR Diane Reischman and J. C. Schwendiman PRETTIEST HAIR PRETTIEST EYES Gary Sauerbrei and Judy Conrad Ralph Smith and Lynn Billings 46 MOST TALKATIVE Suzanne Richards and Ron Volk MOST ATHLETIC Bob Swoger and Carla Remark CLASS GUM-CHEWERS John Mullane and Jani Pitz CLASS FLIRTS Sue Hoeft and John Campbell 47 MOST SCHOLASTIC Patty Lane and Randy Schriber 43 MOST TALENTED Randy Ross and Susy Boyle MOST MASCULINE AND FEMININE Gary Sauerbrei and Vicki Klein CLASS CLOWNS Suzanne Richards and Terry Speicher 49 ATHLETICS OPPONENT Doylestown Manchester Strasburg Dover St. Joseph Dennison St. Mary Tuslaw Lake East Canton Green Walsh Jesuit THEY WE 20 - 6 12 - 0 26 - 6 20 - 12 14-20 12 - 6 14 - 14 - 54 - 20 - Coaches, Del Halpin, Ed Quattro, Don Steiner; Captain, Bob Swoger; Co-Captains, Joe Notch and John Campbell. Joe No! ROW 1: Mel Molnar, Bud Molnar, Mel Radtke, Lester Green, Alan Nettle, Gary Sauerbrei, Tim Rafferty, Dan Net- tle, Carl Nelson. Pete Harbaugh. ROW 2: Steve Bell, Wayne Neidert, Butch Gesaman, David Sells, Tom Juersi- vich, Joe Notch, Roger Adkins, Jay Swigart, J. C. Schwendiman, Mike Everhart. ROW 3: John Campbell, Ed Bucher, Bill Mobley, Claude Jones, Tim Fahrney, Keith Chapman, Herb Nicholson, Bob Swoger, Ken Sibila. Left to right: A1 Yoho, Scott Lehman, Dave Stewart, Steve Racin, Brian Mayberry, Bruce Walsh, Butch Jones, Tim Fahmey, Bob Swoger, Randy Albright, John Cullen, Max Healey. KNEELING: Manager Rick Johnson, Indians Pack Action Into Every Game To Make 1968 A Thrilling Basketball Season 56 Head Coach Glenn Bower, Assistant Coach Nick Corral, and Manager Chuck Korom. John and Bob are our Indians' Captains. They are al- so both seniors. These two hard working players led our team with a rugged scoring combination, as well as defense. They Both were cnosen for the Akron Beacon Journal's All-Senate League All-Star Team. Defense Is Indians’ Game This season has been full of many exciting games. Our Indians got off to a slow start but came back fighting to come out 9-9 over all. Our team has kindled a new spark in the fans and in the school. This spark is Spirit. If the team knows the school's behind them, they'll win. The Indians worked all year to win. In the tournament at Lake they played like there was only one way, and that was to win. Our Indians played their best game of the season against Mogodore, who last season beat us by 28 points in the tournament. This year our team was determined to win but due to Mogadore's excellent shooting we lost by 6 points. This was a real heart breaker for the team and the school. The whole school is very proud of Our team of “68. WE THEY WE THEY Wadsworth - - - - 52 - - 63 Tuslaw 46 - - 38 East Canton - - - 51 - - 53 North Canton 76 - - 61 Green - 51 - - 64 East Canton 58 - - 72 Kidron 65 - - 48 Doylestown 69 - - 65 Tuslaw 51 - - 44 Lake 52 - - 66 Orrville 53 - - 54 Tuskey Valley 42 - - 65 Manchester 67 - - 50 Kidron 63 - - 57 Tuskey Valley - - 40 - - 32 Manchester 55 - - 51 Lake ------- 49 - - 53 Mogadore 66 - - 72 Walsh 42 - - 50 A1 is one of our senior players who has much fire and desire that he shares with the rest of the team. Cheerleaders Lead Fans In Victory Chant Over Mustangs hap RESERVE COACH NICK CORRAL FRESHMAN COACH Charles McPherson RESERVE TEAM: Roget Morr, Mike Everhart, Tom Everhart, Larry Gindlesberger, Steve Racin, Brian Mayberry, Randy Albright, Scott Lehman, Terry Aiello, Jim Otto. KNEELING: Coach Corral and Manager Chuck Korom. Underclassmen Mirror Varsity As Defense Is The Spark Of The Game Scott Lehman fights hard for NHS rebound as Bob Shields looks on. FRESHMAN TEAM: John Austin, Doug Saurbrei, Randy Sarver, John Gay. Rick Hessedence, Bob Shields, Virgil Durinsky, Ralph Klein, Louis Korom. and Mark Smilek. KNEELING: Coach McPherson. 59 Left to right: Dan Nettle (133), Alan- Nettle (112), Jay Swigart (138), Tom Juersivich (154), J. C. Schwendiman (175), Herb Nicholson (Hvy), Ken Nelson (165), Lester Green (145), Tim Rafferty (127), Randy Ross (120), David Jolly (103). Coach Alpha Mayfield, standing. Wrestlers Notch I I-I Record This year our wrestling team, under coach Mayfield, worked hard all season and comprised a very fine 11-1 record. This record is the best mark in the school's wrestling history. A tremendous amount of effort by every member of the team resulted in our school being recognized as one of the finest wrestling schools in the area again this year. The team motto was you meet the best at North- west. The only loss of the season was a 1-point setback to Cloverleaf. The team traveled as far as Marietta rep- resenting our school and they surely can be proud of their excellent season. 67-68 Results WE THEY Canton Oakwood ------ Canton Lehman ----- - • . - - - 50 - 2 Marietta - - - - 25 - 12 Cloverleaf - - - - 21 - 22 Rittman 43 - 8 Cleveland Lutheran East - - 53 - 0 East Liverpool - - - 31 - 12 Alliance 15 Roots town - — ------ - - - - 24 - 17 Manchester Doylestown • - - - 48 - 2 Buckeye ---- 19 “357 129 61 ALAN NETTLE Seniors Dominate Varsity Squad The '67-'68 wrestling team was dominated by seven seniors. Co-captain Randy Ross, who earned his fourth varsity wrestling letter, was high-point man for the third year in a row with 53 points. He ended the season with a 11-1 record. Tim Rafferty, who also earned his fourth varsity letter, was a close second with 52 points. In addi- tion, Tim became Northwest's first undefeated, un- tied wrestler as he went 12-0. Co-captain Ken Nelson and Alan Nettle both had 11-1 marks. Alan received his third varsity letter while Ken got his second along with Herb Nicholson and Jay Swigart. J. C. Schwendiman received his first wrestling letter. 62 J. C. SCHWENDIMAN and MARK AMAN Reserve Wrestlers 16 Teams Participate In NHS Tourney RIGHT: WRESTLING QUEEN AND COURT. FRONT ROW: Pam Fox, Brenda Godbey, Patty Badida, Jana Ketler, and Mary Reischman. STANDING: Lee Ann Sells, Jackie Roach, Queen Sue Hoeft, Jani Pitz, Patsy Bennett, and Vicki Rhoades. This year Northwest High held its fourth annual Invitational wrestling tournament. Sixteen teams from Ohio and West Virginia competed for the champion- ship. Hoban High from Akron ran away with the trophy as they scored 161 points. Akron Garfield had 106, George Wash- ington 87, Stonewall Jackson 69 (both from Charleston, West Virginia) and Northwest placed fifth with 63 points. FIRST ROW: Mark Aman, Larry Franklin, J. C. Schwendiman, Jerry Ross, Dave Jolly, Tom James, John Peresta, Mickie Hill, Loren Shear. SECOND ROW: Tom Weber, Alan Gazey, Keith Hunsicker. Carl Nelson, Mike Fahrney, Ricky Youngblood. Bill Ferrebee, Dan McGuire, Mr. A. Mayfield. 64 Golf Team Shines Bright For ’68 Northwest Golf is becoming a real competitive sport. The team members have been working hard to become a winner. The returning lettermen are seniors Bob Swoger, John C. Schwendiman, Larry Reynolds Juniors are Jerry Reynolds, and Jack Manda. Coach Nick Corral has guided the team for the past three years. Special thanks should be given to Mr. Griffith who has permitted the team to use Spring Hill Country Club as their home course. BOB SWOGER LARRY REYNOLDS JERRY REYNOLDS J. C. SCHWENDIMAN Bowling Team Newest Sport At NHS The members of our bowling team are selected by a roll-off of which the five highest players win team position. Alternates stand by to relieve a member if he is absentor if his average drops before a match. There are more matches than practice sessions for the team. They participate in a game once a week for three weeks and practice one night during the 4th week. The team members must provide their own transportation. However, Mr. Williams, their coach, takes as many with him as he can. Their home court, Slovene Allies of Barberton, provides the mem-' bers with bowling shirts and offers allies at half-price for all practice sessions. FIRST ROW: Francis Rafferty, Pat Kendrick, Vicki Rhoades, Diane Reischman, CAPTAINS: Vicki Becky Wagner. Paula Blachly, Cheryl Orman. Manager, Bonnie Dilworth. SECOND Rhoades and Mark Aman ROW; Keith Hunsicker, Paul Tenney, Nick Sich, Mike Young, Mark Aman, Chuck Sabo, Duane Boser, Coach Williams. Baseball Team Ties 1st Place In Senate League The 67 season for the Indians proved rewarding. The team placed first in the Senate League along with East Canton. The team members played like real champions to accomplish this goal. Northwest had a squad member place on the All Northeast Ohio baseball team. He was Alan Beech. Alan is the First person from N. H.S. to receive such an award. All Northeast Ohio Catcher, Alan Beech. FIRST ROW: Manager, Chuck Korm, Steve Bell, Paul Tenney, Tim Saylor, Tom Appleby, Keith Hunsicker, Terry Speicher, Tom Everhart. SECOND ROW: Coach Quattro, Alan Beech, Jay Swigart, Jim Podnar, John Cullen, Tom Juersivich, Jim Anderson, Mel Radtke, Lester Green, Tom Appleby, Mike Young. FRONT ROW: Chuck Sabo, Ron Volk, Butch Gesaman, Alan Yoho, John Campbell, Joe Notch. SECOND ROW: Mike Everhart. Gary Grebenstein, Ed Foster, Dan Nettle, Carl Nelson. THIRD ROW; Fred Hyde, BiU Jarrell, Tim firhmey, Randy Albright. Coach Alpha Mayfield. Track Team Takes Second Place In Stark County A” Track Meet Our track team was small but they had the will to work hard and win. Some members ran two or even three events in one single meet. They proved that all this pays off by placing second in the Stark County Class A track meet. ED FOSTER 67 CHUCK SABO BUTCH GESAMAN JOE NOTCH Varsity Cheerleading Squad Receives Recognition For Outstanding Ability The Varsity Cheerleaders attended Kent State University Cheerleading clinic this past summer and received First, Sec- ond, and Third place ribbons for their excellent cheering. These girls have been a hard working and spirited group all year. Reserve And Freshman Squads Gain Experience As They Cheer Their Respective Teams To Victory This is the first year since 1965 that NHS has had Reserve and Freshman cheerleaders. Although this was their first year of experience, they did an excellent job. BACK: Betty Seifert. FRONT: Sandy Ross, Cheryl Forsyth, Marcie Bordenkircher. BACK: Vicke Fox. FRONT: Jana Ketler, Lou Ann Pitz, Pam Fox. 70 ORGANIZATIONS Character, Scholarship, Leadership, Service Attributes Of National Honor Society Members FIRST ROW: Margaret Denious, Priscilla Reighart, Patty Lane. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Stinson, Randy Schriber, Cindy Leavitt, Mark Aman The National Honor Society is an organi- zation of the highest quality. The people that are chosen for this society rank the high- est in their class as far as the four qualities needed; character, scholarship, leadership and service. The members should be com- mended for their terrific work throughout high school. President------ Vice President Secretary - - ■ Treasurer - - ■ OFFICERS .......Priscilla Reighart -----------Randy Scriber --------Margaret Denious ----..... Mark Aman 72 FIRST ROW: Max Healy, Diane Reischman, Alma Finefrock, Patty Bad id a, Mary Reischman, Mary Koons, Pam Fox. SECOND ROW: Bev Shondel, Mary Jane Marzilli, Cindy Ikins, Sue Hoeft, Jane Hastings, Betsy Reighart, Joyce Gozdan. THIRD ROW: Sharon Demharter, John Cullen, Bob Swoger, Paul Royer, Ed Hughes, Mary Anne Hig- gins, Debbie Cic. Student Council Aids Administration President — - Vice-President Secretary------ Treasurer------ OFFICERS - -----Sharon Demharter ----------Betsy Reighart ----- - Diane Reischman ------- - Bob Swoger The Student Council, under the supervision of Mr. Mayfield, meets every Wednesday during a different class period. It is responsible for the Activities Period, holds a computer dance each year, and provides the coatcheck at the basketball games. The money earned this year will go toward a bulletin board to be put up in the main hall for use by the entire school. 73 Teenage Board Selects Teen Of The Month The Teenage Board is se- lected by Mr. Stinson, our principal, for the purpose of choosing a girl and a boy on the basis of grades, character, leadership, et cetera, to rep- resent our school in the Canton Repository sponsored Teenage Boy or Girl of the month club. Our students compete with students from 21 other schools in Stark County. The student chosen is given a certificate and is able to compete for Teen- age Boy or Girl of the year. FIRST ROW: Sandy Boyle, Mark Aman, Patty Donaldson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stinson, Dale Stewart, Greg Bloomfield. Cindy Leavitt Is November Teen Of The Month Cindy Leavitt was chosen as Teen-of-the- Month for November. The activities Cindy has participated in are class president (4), Spanish Club (1), Latin Club (2), Y-teehs (3), Annual Staff (2), Junior Homecoming Attendant 66, Wrestling Court 66-67, Na- tional Honor Society (2), F. T. A. (3), and Biology Lab assistant (2). Cindy is taking the college preparatory course and has a 3.825 average. After she graduates, she plans to attend Notre Dame College where she will major in English. Eventually she would like to teach high school English. 74 FIRST ROW: Patty Lane, Terry Aiello, Duane Boser, Craig Hinebaugh, Keith Hunsicker, Paul Tenney, Jeweldean Swoape, Sandy Ross. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Martin, Priscilla Reighart, Jackie King, Peggy Blach- ly, Sharon Fellmeth, Cindy Ikins, Becky Smith, Patty Badida, Mrs. Martin. THIRD ROW:- Chris Podnar, Larry Cindlesberger, Margaret Denious, Denny Harbaugh, Bruce Walsh, Mike Young, Joe Notch, George Hiffner, Ken Williams. Smoke Signals Keep Students Well Informed Every three weeks the Smoke Signals staff provides us with up-to- date information on school activities and community events. Editor - Patty Lane, Feature Editor - Peggy Blachly, Assistant Editor - Mike Young, Sports Editors - Jim Podnar, Tim Saylor. PRODUCTION STAFF: BELOW FIRST ROW: Becky Wagner, Jani Pitz, Patty Koons, Alice Ballard, Bev McGee, Arietta Kimble, Vicki Klein, SECOND ROW: Jane Hastings, Steve Conrad, Bob Blowers, June Blatti, Deb Schwendiman, Lynn Billings, Vernon Yoho. Patty and Peggy at work. 75 National Forensic League Gives Students Opportunity Of Self Expression FIRST ROW: Brenda Klein, Sue Dannemiller, Kathy Neidert, Jackie Roach, Elaine Weygandt, Karen Reese. SECOND ROW: Mr. Profant, John Campbell, Susy Boyle, Patty Lane, Mary Jane Marzilli, Nancy Cottle. THIRD ROW: Sharon Demharter, Cindy Ikins, Butch Gesaman, Jody Hanic, Chris Podnar, Margaret Denious. OFFICERS President - Jody Hanic Vice President - Chris Podnar Secretary - Susy Boyle Treasurer - Patty Lane Joseph Hanic expressing his most valued opinions. DEBATE TEAM: FIRST ROW: Patty Lane, Margaret Denious, Sue Dannemiller. SECOND ROW: Mr. Martin, Jody Hanic, Sharon Demharter, Butch Gesaman. 76 FIRST ROW: Sharon Demharter, Butch Gesaman, Steve Bell, Bob Swoger, Randy Schriber, John Cullen, Sue Fierstos, Larry Gindlesberger. SECOND ROW: Debbie Cic, George Hiffner, Bev Shondel, Cindy Leavitt, Kenny Williams, Margaret Denious, Judy Conrad, Pam Ellis. THIRD ROW: Priscilla Reighart, Cindy Ikins, Leslie Williams, Nancy Racin, Deb Schwendiman, Lynn Billings, Linda Poling, Becky Wagner, Patty Koons. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Martin Jane Hastings, Mary Marzilli, Betty Seifert, Pat Lane, Brenda Klein, Diane Reicshman, Margie Hessedence. FIFTH ROW: Susy Boyle, Margie Hartong, Sue Dannemiller, Mary Weast, Becky Stoll, Craig Hinebaugh, Marcie Bordenkircher, Becky Allen. Annual Staff Slaves Over 68” Yearbook Editor-in-Chief-----------Deb Schwendiman Co-Editor----------Susy Boyle Business Manager--------Butch Gesaman A vertising Manager-----Deb Cic Advisor-----------Mrs. Martin Deb Schwendiman addresses the Annual Staff 77 Varsity N” Charges To Victory FIRST ROW: Alan Nettle, Tim Rafferty, Dan Nettle, Randy Ross, Tom Everhart, Buddy Molnar, Larry Reynolds, Allen Yoho, Steve Bell, SECOND ROW; Mr, Corral, Mike Everhart, Tom Juersivich, Lester Green, Gary Sauerbrei, Randy Schriber, John Campbell, J, C. Schwendiman, Joe Notch. THIRD ROW; Randy Albright, John Cullen, Mike Young, Ken Nelson, Herb Nicholson. Ronnie Volk, Jerry Reynolds, Jay Swigart, Pete Harbaugh. FOURTH ROW; Mr. Halpin, Tim Fahrney, Chuck Sabo. Bob Swoger, Brian Mayberry, Butch Jones, Ken Sibila, Gary Grebenstein, Butch Gesamen, Mr. Quattro. OFFICERS President.................. Bob Swoger Vice-President - - J. C. Schwendiman Secretary.................. Tim Fahrney Treasurer.....................joe Notch A typical meeting of the Varsity-N. The Varsity N, under the direction of the Northwest Coaching Staff, consists of Northwest students who partici- pate in athletics. The purpose of the organization is: 1. To act as a purposeful service organization in school. 2. To promote and maintain high standards of athletics. 3. To stimulate and inspire in building a strong well- rounded athletic program. 4. To set a fine example of high standards in the ath- letic program. 5. To instill a strong feeling of fellowship. 6. To occupy the leisure time of its members with worthwhile projects. 7. To develop the best and most desirable social ideas, attitudes, and habits in the school. 8. To serve as an initiator of social functions for the school. 78 Future Teachers Of America Plan Careers In Education FIRST ROW: Diane Reischman, Margie Hartong, Bev Shonk, Elaine Weygandt, Claudia Hilliard, Bunny Craig, Patty Badida, Cathy Konya. SECOND ROW: Mrs. McLaughlin, Vicki Rhoades, Betty Seifert, Mary Marzilli, Nancy Cottle, Marylin Shields, Brenda Klein, Betsy Reighart. THIRD ROW: Judy Con- rad, Penny Christensen, Priscilla Reighart, Patty Lane, Peggy Blachly, Debbie Knapp, Linda Poling, Becky Wagner. FOURTH ROW: Jim Anderson, Sharon Demharter, Sandra Gorby, Margaret Denious, John Campbell, Sue Hoeft, Sharon Fellmeth. FIFTH ROW: Butch Gesaman, Joe Notch, Cindy Leavitt, Steve Bell, Mark Aman. The F. T. A., sponsored by the Ohio Education Association, gives its members many privileges and advantages. During the school year, differ- ent members go to the grade schools and student teach. F.T. A. prepares a student who wants to become a teacher. President — -------Steve Bell Vice-President - Brenda Klein Secretary ----------- Pat Lane Treasurer------Butch Gesaman Reporter - -------Mark Aman F. T. A. members slave away at the plans for the Sweetheart Dance. 79 The Latin Club Carries On The FIRST ROW: Elaine Weygandt, Bev Shonk, Margie Hartong, Allen Yoho, Susan Dan- nemiller, Linda Brown, Cathy Konya, Linda Dillon. SECOND ROW: Miss Fletcher, Arietta Kimble. Marylin Shields. Betsy Reighart, Brenda Klein, Debbie Montgomery, Jean Williams, Patty Lane. THIRD ROW; Deb Schwendiman, Becky Wagner, Judy Conrad. Diane Reischman, Priscilla Reighart. Pat Krall, Bertille Simmons, Suzanne Richards. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Leavitt, Leslie Williams. Debbie Cic, Margaret Denious, Lester Green, Lynn Billings, Linda Poling. FIFTH ROW: Mark Aman, John Schwendiman, Jim Anderson, Tom Juersivich, John Campbell, Butch Gesaman, Gary Saurbrei, Max Healey. SIXTH ROW: Buzzy Knapp, Raymond Woodward, Ken Sibila, Bill Jarrell, Mike Young, George Hiffner, Denny Dayton. OFFICERS Consules.........Cindy Ikins Carl Strauss Scriba-------- - Debbie Knapp Ass't - - ------Becky Smith Quaestor - - - - Rick Johnston Ass't ------Terry Finefrock Pontifex Maximus - - - - Gary Saurbrei Ass’t----------- - Duane Boser Vestal ------ Patty Badida Ass’t ----------Jackie Roach FIRST ROW: Cheryl Orman, Judy Wilson, Jackie Roach, Lee Anne Sells, Sandy Dieringer, Patty Badida, Gary Blye, Louisa Nicolard. SECOND ROW; Tim Saylor, Tim Young, Debbie Knapp, Duane Boser, Nancy Cottle. Peggy Blachly, JoEllen Winkler, Nancy Daiger. THIRD ROW: Sandry Gorby, Jim Podnar, Ken Williams, Carl Strauss, Sharon Fellmetl Cindy Ikins, Becky Smith, Linda Winans. FOURTH ROW: Rick Johnston, Dennis Stewart, John Shuman, Dallas Smith, Larry Gindlesberger, Jeff Bowen, Terry Finefrock. Torch Of Ancient Civilization Freshman Latin Club members are auctioned off annually to the highest bidder. In order to bid, one must be a member of the Latin Club in good standing. The slaves as they are called perform numerous and various tasks that their master requests them to do during the week. The week is then climaxed by the Roman Banquet. Latin Club every year sponsors a Roman Banquet. At this Banquet, the girls dress in long flowing Roman Style gowns, while the boys wear togas. This Ban- quet has all the effects of a real Roman Banquet from eggs to apples. The Latin Club also attends a convention in Columbus at Ohio State University and is under the supervision of Miss Fletcher. Patty Donaldson, Jeanine McCarty, Wolf Weber, Roberta Williams, Debby Dodrill, Martha Stoffer, Pam Nicolard, Mark Smilek. SECOND ROW; Laureen Yeager, Molly Sells, David Jolly, Charles Bergdorf, Louie Korom, Cindy Hope, Doug Sauerbrei, John Austin. THIRD ROW: Ralph Klein, Jim Collmar, Terry Naylor, Randy Sarver, Ed Hughes, Mary Anne Higgins, Diane Roberts, Kathy Shondel. FOURTH ROW; Brian Mayberry, Bob Shields, Paul Royer, John Gay, Virg Durinsky, Denny Wilson, Gary Anderson. 81 Future Homemakers Of America Sew Their Way To Success F. H. A. teaches girls the best methods of housekeeping and sewing. They spend time each month sewing and cooking under the supervision of Mrs. Jones, the Home Economics teacher. FIRST ROW: Sandy Ross, Karen Konya, Peggy Wells, Diana Miller, Mary Reischman, Pam Fox, Mary Koons, Jana Ketler. SECOND ROW; Mrs. Jones, Linda Bennett, Michele Bechter, Karen Rees, Marilyn Oser, Vicki Fox, Jenny Bucher, Clara Remark. THIRD ROW; Carolyn Oser, Sandra Bowen, Billie Berry, Pam Sponsellor, Kathy Neidert, Bev Strickroth, Sandy Bucher, Mary Hosking, Joyce Sibila. FOURTH ROW: JoEllen Winkler, Luanne Pitz, Jackie King, Patsy Palmer, Nancy Dittmer, Susan Fierstos, Alice Williams, Candy Chapman, Candy Haddox, Frances Garmen. OFFICERS Sue Fierstos......................President Marilyn Oser---------------- Vice-President Carolyn Oser......................Secretary Frances Garman--------------------Treasurer 82 FIRST ROW: Sharon Stackhouse, Carolyn Oser, Joyce Sibila, Wanda Starcher, Debbie Staggs, Jeweldean Swoape, Marilyn Oser. Sandy Ross. SECOND ROW: Tom Rodgers, Alan Gazey, Mel Molnar, Terry Aiello, Max Healey, Vicki Rhoades, Tom Everhart, Linda Winans. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Shuman, Randy Schriber, Alan Nettle, Terry Finefrock, Ken Rodgers, Dan Nettle, Carl Nelson, Randy Ross. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Dye, John Shuman, Chuck Sabo, Dana Dodd, Richard Youngblood, Ronnie Volk. Cafeteria Helpers Assist In Kitchen Millie Shuman Blanche Dye Head Cook Assistant Cook 83 Y-Teens Aid Shut-Ins FIRST ROW; Sandy Ross, Cindy Hope, Diana Miller, Debbie Ogg, Debbie Remark, Karen Konya, Martha Stoffer, Pam Nicolard. SECOND ROW; Miss Fletcher, Mrs. Reppart, Nancy Ebbert, Debbie Kelley, Claudia Hilliard, Mary Koons, Patty Badida, Mary Reischman. THIRD ROW; Marilyn Shields, Brenda Klein, Margie Hartong, Sue Dannemiller, Denise Hunsicker, Dianne Hunsicker, Dee Templeton, Becky Stoll. FOURTH ROW: Glenda Frazer, Sandy Boyle, Betsy Reighart, Carla Remark, Susy Boyle, Diane Reischman, Patty Lane. FIFTH ROW: Margaret Denious, Sharon Demharter, Sue Hoeft, Nancy Racin, Judy Conrad, Becky Gozdan, Joyce Sibila. OFFICERS President - jane Hastings Vice-President....................Debbie Cic Secretary.......................... Sue Hoeft Treasurer - -- -- -- -- -- - Patty Lane 84 Marjorie Hartong and Carla Remark help package shut-in boxes. FIRST ROW: Sandy Dieringer, Patty Donaldson, Lee Ann Sells, Alice Williams, Candy Chapman, Kathy Shondel, Nancy Daiger, Pat Krall. SECOND ROW: Miss Fletcher, Mrs. Reppart, Debbie Knapp, Peggy Blachly, Debbie Smith, Debbie Hansel. Jane Hastings, Patty Koons. THIRD ROW; Vicki Rhoades, Becky Smith, Candy Haddox, Cindy Ikins, Kathy Geiger, Ilona Haring, Jackie King, Nancy Cot- tle. FOURTH ROW: Sue Fierstos, Debbie Cic, Bev Shondel, Mary Anne Higgins, Sharon Fellmeth, Gloria Kindall, Frances Garmen. And Develop Friendship Y-Teens is an organization formed to promote friendly relationships between girls of America. The advisors are Mrs. Reppart and Miss Fletcher. The Y-Teens pack shut- in boxes each year at Christmastime which are delivered to shut-ins in our community. They also sponsor our morning devotions each morning. This is one of the annual events the Y-Teens holds. Here is Nancy Racin at the mixer, which is put on at the beginning of the year for the girls to get better acquainted. This year's theme was a Little Kids Party. 4 85 Students Assist Librarian FIRST ROW: Alice Williams. Linda Brown, Sharon Smith, Jerry Ross, Mary Brasiel, Billie Berry, Jeweldean Swoape, Pat Rudersmith. SECOND ROW; Mrs. Reppart, Randy Sarver, Bill Dillon, Candy Chapman, Candy Haddox, Debbie Smith, William Ferribee, Ilona Haring, Kathy Geiger. THIRD ROW; Don Hayes, Larry Chiki, Raymond Woodward, Richard Youngblood, Darlene Haddox, Dallas Smith, Jeff Rechel, Charles Korom, Keith Selman, Jim Otto. The Library Club consists of students who wish to assist Mrs. Reppart in the library. They perform such duties as shelf-reading, straightening magazines, and assisting students who come to use the library facilities. Club members also enjoy many benefits besides those offered by the facilities of the library. Members have attended some of the classics with Camelot being the one they most enjoyed. They take field trips that are both educational and fun. The membership of the club has more than doubled in the past few years with this year's total being 23. OFFICERS Co-Presidents....................Don Hayes Dale Woddward Secretary..................... Linda Brown Treasurer.....................Debbie Smith 86 FIRST ROW: Terry Speicher, Terry Aiello, Suzanne Richards, Bertille Simmons, Claudia Hilliard, Lois Glitch, Allen Yoho, Marcie Bordenkircher. SECOND ROW: Mr. Corral, Cindy Leavitt, Sue Hoeft, Sharon Demharter, Patty Lane, Bev Shondel, Mary Jane Marzilli, Linda Poling. THIRD ROW: Steve Bell, Bob Swoger, Bruce Walsh, Mark Aman, John Cullen, Joe Notch. Spanish Club Visits Orphans OFFICERS President..........------ Cindy Leavitt Vice-President....................Mark Aman Secretary------------------------Linda Poling Treasurer--------...------------ Bob Swoger Sergeant at arms - -------Suzanne Richards The Spanish Club, under the supervision of Mr. Corral, visited the childrens home at Christmas time. They took presents to the children and visited with them. Their efforts were highly appreciated as was seen in the smiles on the children's faces. 87 Projection Club Provides Worth-While Service OFFICERS President ----- Bob Blowers Vice President - - Mike Young Secretary ----- Mark Aman Treasurer ----- Ken Sibila Jeweldean Swoape and Bruce Walsh busy in the Projection Room. FIRST ROW: Charles Korom, Terry Aiello, Alan Gazey, Dave Russ, Jeweldean Swoape. SECOND ROW: Mr. Martin, Jack Manda, Steve Conrad, Mark Aman, Randy Ross. THIRD ROW: Mike Young, Tim Fahrney, Bruce Walsh, Bob Blowers, Ken Sibila. Office Assistants Handle Many Tasks FIRST ROW: Jani Pitz, Judy Conrad, Linda Poling, Lynn Billings, Mary Marzilli, Bev Shondel, Sue Fierstos. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Rhoades, Cathy Konya, Patty Badida, Claudia Hilliard, Billie Dilworth, Patty Lane, Betsy Reighart, JoEllen Winkler. Saddle Club, Something New At Northwest FIRST ROW: Mrs. Smith, Sue Conklin, LeeAnn Sells, Molly Sells, Becky Allen. SECOND ROW: Charles Bergdorf, Bobbi Williams, Pat Rudetsmith, Bob Bergdorf, Steve Bell. THIRD ROW: Steve Cork, Buddy Comar, Janet Matusik, Dale Woodward, Fred Slicker, Laurie Durrell. The Saddle Club is for anyone who is interested in or likes horses. Members do not have to own a horse and membership is open to anyone. We hope it will be a great success in the years to come. ADVISOR: Mrs. Smith. OFFICERS: Molly Sells - treasurer, Vernon Yoho - first vice-president. Bob Bergdorf - President, not pictured - Patty Badida - second vice-president, Linda Bennett - secretary, Jim Bennett - sergeant at arms. m Class Of 1968 President: CINDY LEAVITT Secretary: CATHY KONYA Vice-President: STEVE BELL Treasurer: JOE NOTCH MOTTO: You can't cheat life because the answers aren't in the back of a book COLORS: Sky Blue and Navy Blue FLOWER: Columbine 2:7 SENIORS 555 HH MARK W. AM AN - Ambition: To become a zoologist and a professional drummer. Pet Peeve: U.F. O. disbelievers and stuck-up girls. Likes: Drums, girls, flying saucers, and hunt- ing. Favorite Saying: Bet me! JAMES ANDERSON ALICE MAE BALLARD - Ambition: To become a successful secretary. Pet Peeve: Homework and getting caught. Likes: Pizza and week- ends. Favorite Saying: Oh beans! STEVEN BELL - Ambition: To become an Eng- lish teacher and a coach. Pet Peeve: People who ask dumb questions. Likes: Dates, girls, and horses. Favorite Saying: Don’t blow your cool! JAMES IVAN BENNETT - Ambition: To become a Rock 'n Roll star. Pet Peeve: Girls at N.H.S. and breaking a guitar pick. Likes: The Rolling Stones, guitars, and girls. Favorite Saying: Hey Golly, by gosh! ROBERT ARTHUR BERGDORF - Ambition: To graduate and get a good job. Pet Peeve: Wait- ing on people. Likes: Movies, horses, dancing, and eating. Favorite Saying: Will you slow down?!! LYNN BILLINGS - Ambition: To become an air- line stewardess. Pet Peeve: People who act like friends but really aren’t. Likes: Bob, clothes, Lujans, and Chinese Firedrills. Favor- ite Saying: That's the breaks! JUNE BLATTI - Ambition: •To become a secre- tary. Pet Peeve: Ignorant people, mushrooms, and B.O.E. Likes: A certain boy, pizza, Florida, and Paul Newman. Favorite Saying: Life isn't all bad; it's worse. CARL G. BLOOMFIELD - Ambition: To be a Grand Prix driver. Pet Peeve: Fords! Likes: Hunting, fishing, and cars. ROBERT H. BLOWERS. JR. - Ambition: To work for the F. B. I. or the S. H. P. Pet Peeve: Inefficiency and people who are always yelling. Likes: Hunting, cars, and driving. Favorite Saying: You're out of your head! KATHY BOAK JERRY BODKINS - Ambition: To do something no one else has done. Pet Peeve: People who think they have all the answers. Likes: Brenda. Favorite Saying: Man can do anything he sets his mind to. 92 ALICE BALLARD JAMES BENNETT JUNE BLATTJ KATHY BOAK ROBERT BERGDORF GREG BLOOMFIELD JERRY BODKINS GEORGIA SUE BOYLE - Ambition: Vocal music in the theater. Pet Peeve: Students with poor school spirit. Likes: Pizza, people, and dogs. Favorite Saying: That’s life! LINDA JEAN BROWN - Ambition: Office work- er. Pet Peeve: Smart alecks and know-it-alls. Likes: Sports, guys, and Fords. Favorite Say- ing: Ya know. That's besides the point! DAVID CALVIN - Ambition: To become a bet- ter person. Pet Peeve: Fords and Mercurys. Likes: People with great personalities. Favorite Saying: Volkswagens are aerodynamically im- possible . JOHN CAMPBELL - Ambition: To be a lawyer. Pet Peeve: People doing stupid things. Likes: Girls (one), football, and food. Favorite Say- ing: Semper ubi sub ubi? JUDY CONRAD - Ambition: To be successful in anything I try. Pet Peeve: People who don’t have a sense of humor. Likes: To have fun, and good friends. Favorite Saying: You gunky! JOHN CULLEN - Ambition: To be the world’s greatest basketball coach! Pet Peeve: People calling me Davy Crockett. Likes: Basketball. Favorite Saying: I say a lot of things. DENNY DAYTON - Ambition: To go to college. Pet Peeve: People who are always bragging. Likes: Good music, especially the Rolling Stones. Favorite Saying: Do what? SHARON DEMHARTER - Ambition: To be suc- cessful in all I attempt in life. Pet Peeve: Peo- ple who must downgrade other people. Likes: Being with people, especially those with a good sense of humor. Favorite Saying: Are you kidding? Really? MARGARET DENIOUS - Ambition: To become a sociologist. Pet Peeve: Apathy and intoler- ance. Likes: Fireplaces and snow castles. Favorite Saying: Don’t be gross! NANCY EBBERT - Ambition: To be a success in the future. Pet Peeve: People who don't smile and aren’t in a good mood when I am. Likes: Rick, dancing, and records. Favorite Saying: Mind over matter. DIANNE FOX - Ambition: To be a good home- maker. Pet Peeve: When people ignore you when you are talking to them. Likes: Clothes, money and food. Favorite Saying: That's life! DAN GARRETT - Ambition: To own a trucking company, coast to coast. Pet Peeve: Walking - I own a Ford. Favorite Saying: Yuh think so! DAVID CALVIN 94 JOHN CAMPBELL DENNY DAYTON NANCY EBBERT JUDY CONRAD SHARON DEMHARTER DIANNE FOX JOHN CULLEN MARGARET DENIOUS DAN GARRETT CLYDE GESAMAN - Ambition: Make other people laugh and to be happy. Pet Peeve: When somebody rides me about something. Likes: Eat, sleep, having fun, and girls. Favor- ite Saying: Oh well, you can't win them all! REBECCA GOZ.DAN - Ambition: To work with people. Pet Peeve: People who think they know more than they really do. Likes: Pizza, cats, and Mexico. Favorite Saying: You wouldn’t believe! JOSEPH HANIC - Ambition: To be a Constitu- tional lawyer. Pet Peeve: Being required to be cheerful in the morning. Likes: Long talks and helping people solve problems. Favorite Say- ing: Greetings! JANE HASTINGS - Ambition: Go to business school and later on travel. Pet Peeve: Spiders; people who crack their knuckles. Favorite Say- ing: Whoa! DONALD HAYES MARJORIE HESSEDENCE - Ambition: To be happy at whatever I do. Pet Peeve: People who always think they're right. Likes: Pizza, good times, being with my friends. Favorite Saying: Yuk! GEORGE HIFFNER SUE HOEFT - Ambition: To be a school teach- er. Pet Peeve: Walking--I own a T-Bird. Likes: Vets, guys, Canada. Favorite Saying: Oh Yea!!! CLYDE GEASMAN 6 REBECCA GOZDAN VICKI KLEIN - Ambition: Work for the Airlines. Pet Peeve: A marriage that made more than one subject difficult. Likes: Egg A la Golden Rod, pizza, hamburgs. Favorite Saying: Any- body have any gum? CATHY KONYA PATTY KOONS PATRICIA JANET LANE - Ambition: To become a teacher. Pet Peeve: People who poke fun at other’s faults. Likes: ? Favorite Saying: By the great green catfish! 96 JODY HANIC PATTY KOONS JANE HASTINGS GEORGE HIFFNER CATHY KONYA DONALD HAYES i SUE HOEFT MARJORIE HESSEDENCE VICKI KLEIN PATT LANE CINDY LEAVITT - Ambition: To become a good teacher. Pet Peeve: Trying to raise money and having only a few helpers. Likes: Food, springtime, and Hector. Favorite Saying: Are you serious? JEANNINE LYTLE - Ambition: To become suc- cessful in whatever I try. Pet Peeve: Mr. Martin. Likes: Good music and good bands. Favorite Saying: One today is worth two tomor- rows. BEVERLY McGEE CINDY LEAVITT PAT McGUIRE WILLIAM MOBLEY - Ambition: To lose 150 lbs. Pet Peeve: Dressing up. Likes: Motorcycles and good parties. Favorite Saying: What's ya gonna do? DARRYL MOLNAR JOHN MULLANE - Ambition: To see the world, have a good life and be a teacher. Pet Peeve: Bad knees. Likes: Judy and girls. Favorite Saying: Bet me Buckwheat! KENNETH NELSON MARY NELSON - Ambition: To graduate. Pet Peeve: Getting up at 6:30. Likes: Bob. Favor- ite Saying: Oh, quit it! ALAN NETTLE - Ambition: To try to keep out of trouble. Pet Peeve: People who make me eat. Likes: Wrestling, girls, and hunting. Favorite Saying: We'll win next week! HERBERT NICHOLSON - Ambition: Mechanic. Pet Peeve: Homework. Likes: Girls, motor- cycles, cars, food. Favorite Saying: Sad movies. JOSEPH NOTCH - Ambition: To be a success- ful astronomer. Pet Peeve: Clocks. Likes: Blue eyes and blonde hair, girls, and football. Favorite Saying: Ding Bat! JEANINE LYTLE 98 BEVERLY McGEE WILLIAM MOBLEY KEN NELSON HERB NICHOLSON DARRYL MOLNAR MARY NELSON JOE NOTCH 99 JANICE PITZ - Ambition: To graduate from high school. Pet Peeve: Mr. Martin's Govern- ment class and B. O. E. Likes: Boys, food, and fast cars. Favorite Saying: Don't bug me. CHRISTOPHER PODNAR - Ambition: Make it through college. Pet Peeve: Warwick. Likes: Music. LINDA POLING - Ambition: To go to Europe. Pet Peeve: Debbie's smart remarks! Likes: Lujans, parties, and the last day of school. Favorite Saying: Oh dam! PHYLLIS KAY PRATT - Ambition: To be a suc- cessful housewife. Pet Peeve: People that talk about other people. Likes: Dancing, basket- ball, boys. Favorite Saying: That's life! ” NANCY JEAN RACIN - Ambition: To be a prac- tical nurse and take care of a rich old lady. Pet Peeve: When I can't sleep in study hall! Likes: Good food, great times, and Griffith's. Favor- ite Saying: That's the breaks! TIM RAFFERTY - Ambition: To be a tool and die machinist. Pet Peeve: Boys talking to my girl! Likes: Sports, girls, and money. Favor- ite Saying: Anything that sounds good at the time. DIANE REISCHMAN - Ambition: To become an airline stewardess. Pet Peeve: When people hang up on me. Likes: Clothes, John, long weekends, and fish sandwiches. Favorite Saying: Hi ya! PRISCILLA REIGHART - Ambition: To be a registered nurse. Pet Peeve: People who are un- fair and abuse their authority. Likes: Meeting people, reading, music, traveling. Favorite Saying: Right! CARLA REMARK - Ambition: To work success- fully with handicapped children. Pet Peeve: History and people who expect us to know it all. Likes: Boys, tumbling, little children, and mu- sic. Favorite Saying: You know what I mean! LARRY REYNOLDS - Ambition: To become a Golf Pro. Pet Peeve: Bob Williams. Likes: Shooting pool, golf, and a good joke now and then. SUZANNE RICHARDS - Ambition: To become a successful designer. Pet Peeve: A break- down in communication. Likes: K. S.U., pizza, and the C. B. 's. Favorite Saying: Won- derful! LINDA POLING 100 PHYLLIS KAY PRATT DIANE REISCHMAN CARLA REMARK RANDY ROSS LARRY REYNOLDS NANCY RACIN 101 TIM RAFFERTY PRISCILLA REIGHART SUZANNE RICHARDS DONALD ROBINSON CHARLES SABO - Ambition: To be an elec- tronic technician. Pet Peeve: Running track meets in cold weather. Likes: Sports, girls and money. Favorite Saying: I say a lot of things. GARY SAUERBREI - Ambition: To become a surgeon. Pet Peeve: Losing seasons. Likes: Hunting, 426 Hemi's, 650 Triumphs. Favorite Saying: Sleep! Is a wonderful thing! RANDY SCHRIBER DEBRA SCHWENDIMAN - Ambition: To work with an Airline. Pet Peeve: Chinese Firedrills and people named Lynn, Linda, and Jani. Likes: Weekends, pizza, and Government Class. Favorite Saying: Wait a minute. Wait a minute! JOHN CHARLES SCHWENDIMAN - Ambition: Professional car washer at Stoughton's Gulf Sta- tion. Pet Peeve: 10th Period Government Class. Likes: Sports, shooting, wine, women and song. Favorite Saying: Dang it anyway! DAVID SELLS - Ambition: To become famous in the world of music. Pet Peeve: Studying in study halls. Likes: Sports and music. Favorite Saying: I'll drink to that. BERTILLE ELAINE SIMMONS - Ambition: To write a book. Pet Peeve: Hearing a conductor rap on a music stand! Likes: Tchaikovsky, Shakespeare, Handel’s Messiah , the color red, the Beatles. Favorite Saying: America: Love it or leave it! JERRY SIMPKINS FRED SLICKER - Ambition: To own my own horse farm. Pet Peeve: People complaining about food. Likes: Horseback riding. Favorite Saying: Well, it was close! DOROTHY SMITH RALPH SMITH DON ROBINSON 102 GARY SAUERBREI RANDY SCHRIBER DAVID SELLS FRED SLICKER DEB SCHWENDIMAN BERTILLE SIMMONS DOTTIE SMITH ■ JAY SWIGART ROBERT SWOGER - Ambition: To get a good college education. Likes: Corvettes, sports, and girls. Pet Peeve: D. A. Favorite Saying: That's the breaks! PAUL TALALAS - Ambition: To become a draftsman. Pet Peeve: The world. Likes: ? Favorite Saying: U.F.O. 's are for real the Air Force doesn't exist. RONALD VOLK - Ambition: To be a successful welder. Pet Peeve: People who steal motor- cycles. Likes: Swimming, ice skating, girls, and cycles. Favorite Saying: Oh really!!! BECKY WAGNER - Ambition: To be an airline stewardess. Pet Peeve: Gening caught. Likes: Sewing, onion rings, and The Chyldes. Favor- ite Saying: Hi guys! LESLIE WILLIAMS - Ambition: To succeed in all I attempt. Pet Peeve: Terry Speicher and snobby people. Likes: Tough guys. Burger Chef. Favorite Saying: You bum! DALE WOODWARD ALLEN YOHO - Ambition: To be a butcher and to join the service. Pet Peeve: Anyone taller than me. Likes: Cars, money, girls, and more girls. Favorite Saying: A wet bird never flies at night. BECKY DURELL - Ambition: To be a teacher and make someone happy. Pet Peeve: None. Likes: Quiet music and debates. Favorite Say- ing: Peanut butter! DAVID LEE CONRAD - Ambition: To be a good diesel mechanic. Pet Peeve: People who won't let me work on cars. Likes: Cars and racing. Favorite Saying: Right! BILLIE JEAN DILWORTH - Ambition: To own a horse ranch. Pet Peeve: People who think that they are better than anyone else. Likes: Boys, horses and other animals. TERRY SPEICHER JAY SWIGART ROBERT SWOGER PAUL TALALAS 104 BECKI WAGNER ALLEN YOHO BILLIE JEAN DILWORTH President: SANDY BOYLE Vice-President: ALBERT KNAPP Secretary: BETTY SEIFERT Treasurer: BEV SHONK MOTTO: To create the impossible, one only needs determination. COLORS: Midnight Blue and Gold FLOWER: Yellow Rose 108 Roger Adkins Terry Aiello Becky Allen Melody Bender Patsy Bennett Ronald Bickett Marcie Bordenkircher Duane Boser Jeff Bowen Sandy Boyle Ed Bucher Carla Bylsma Naomi Casto Penny Christensen Debbie Cic William Craddock Connie Cumberledge Sue Dannemiller Lynn Dillon Bonnie Dilworth Nancy Dittmer Dana Dodd George Duma Pam Ellis 109 Stan Epperly Mike Everhart Tom Everhart Tim Fahmey Susan Ficarra Sue Fierstos Mary Filicky Larry Franklin Sharon Franklin James Frederick Lois Glitch Brenda Godbey Gary Grebenstein Tim Grebenstein Lester Green Darlene Haddox Blanche Haggerty Rosetta Hamrick Debbie Hansel Denny Harbaugh Wanda Harbaugh Brenda Harmon Margie Hartong Max Healey 110 Ronald Hill Claudia Hilliard Craig Hinebaugh Tom James Bill Jarrell Claude Jones Tom Juersivich Pat Kendrick Larry Ketler Brenda Klein Michael Klein Albert Knapp Patty Krall Chuck Kull Jack Manda Mary Jane Marzilli Jim Metcalf Debbie Montgomery Crystal Morgan Charlene Myers Florence Myers Randy Neidert Wayne Neidert David Posten III Mel Radtke Frances Rafferty Shelia Randolph Bill Rehs Betsy Reighart Jerry Reynolds Vicki Rhoades Paul Rose Dan Royer Dave Russ Liz Sabo Betty Seifert Paul Shane Marylin Shields Bev Shondel Bev Shonk Don Shonk Ken Sibila Nick Sich Charles Sigley Dallas Smith Jim Smith Dora Snyder Sandy Starcher 112 Dale Stewart David Stewart Becky Stoll Nancy Sutton Jeweldean Swoape Shirley Turner Jerry Twyman Debbie Vinson Chris Wagner Dan Wagner Reba Walker Bruce Walsh Mary Weast Rick Weller Elaine Weygant Donna Williams Jean Williams Debbie Wittman Joe Yingling Mike Young Richard Youngblood 113 SOPHOMORES President: ROGER MORR Vice-President: BECKY SMITH Secretary: SHARON FELLMETH Treasurer: DEBBIE KNAPP Randy Patty Elizabeth Billie Jeff Albright Badida Beney Berry Bird 116 Peggy Blachly Gary Blye Debbie Bolgrin Gerald Bradshaw Jennifer Bucher Sandra Bucher Keith Chapman Larry Chiki Pat Clark Darla Clegg Steve Conrad Nancy Cottle Lora Craig Carol Cunningham Nancy Daiger Sandy Dieringer Howard Dodril Sharon Fellmeth Terry Fine frock Cheryl Forseth Glenda Frazer Francis Garman Larry Gindlesberger Sandy Gorby 117 Joyce Gozdan Jerry Grable Marcia Greene Larry Harbaugh Diane Hayes Tom Hiffner Cindy Hope Ed Hughes Keith Hunsicker Fred Hyde Cindy Ikins Debbie Jarrell Roy Jefferies Richard Johnston David Kelly Rodney Kendrick Gloria Kind all Jackie King Debbie Knapp Chuck Korom Henry Krall Nona Lambert David Largent Scott Lehman 118 Brian Mayberry Gary McGee Bruce McGuire Janie McKenzie Arvella Sue Mettler Diana Miller Bev Molnar Mel Molnar Roger Morr Carl Nelson Judy Nelson Dan Nettle Louisa Nicholard Cheryl Orman Carolyn Oser Marilyn Oser 119 Sandy Ross Larry Rudersmith Tim Saylor Keith Selman Lee Ann Sells John Shuman Joyce Sibila Debbie Smith Becky Smith Keith Snyder Wanda Starcher Nancy Stark Jim Otto Cindy Palmer John Peresta Jim Podnar Jeff Rechel Mary Reischman Jackie Roach Ken Rogers Dennis Stewart Carl Strauss Bev Strickroth Everett Templeton 120 Paul Tenney Tom Weber Peggy Wells Don Wenger Bea Wilhelm Ken Williams Judy Wilson Linda Winans JoEllen Winkler Terry Wittman Vernon Yoho Tim Young 121 122 FRESHMEN Class Of 197 1 President: VIRGIL DURINSKY Vice-President: LUANN PITZ Secretary: MOLLY SELLS Treasurer: KAREN KONYA Mike Aiello Gary Anderson John Danny Michelle Austin Bailey Bechter 124 Inga Bender Tim Bender Linda Bennett Charles Bergdorf Teddy Boak Sandy Bowen Mary Brasiel Bill Byerly Randy Carrico Charles Carrico Candise Chapman Buddy Collmar Jim Collmar Sue Conklin Steve Cork Mike Craddock Debbie Cromer Brodia Cunningham William Dillon Debbie Dodrill Virgil Durinsky Mike Fahrney William Ferrebee Alma Finefrock 125 Wreitha Foster Pam Fox Vicky Fox John Gay Alan Gazey Kathy Geiger Danny Gozdan William Grimes Candy Haddox Tom Haines Ilona Haring Vicki Hawley Ricky Hessedence Mary Higgins Max Hill John Holmes Mary Hosking Dianne Hunsicker Sandy Hyde Becky James David Jolly Debbie Kelly Jana Ketler Ralph Klein 126 Karen Konya Mary Koons Louie Korom Roger Lemon Barbra Lowry William Ludwig Mary Lunsford Randy Massie Dana Messman Jeanine McCarty Dan McGuire Barbra Mills Edna Myers Terry Naylor Kathy Neidert Pam Nicholard Bruce Norris Debbie Ogg James Oliver Patsy Palmer LuAnn Pitz Steve Racin Karen Rees Debbie Remark 127 Sharon Stackhouse Deane Roberts Tom Rodgers Steve Rohr Jerry Ross Paul Royer Pat Rudersmith Randy Sarver Doug Sauerbrei Molly Sells Terry Shaw Loren Shear Robert Shields Kathy Shondel Mark Smilek Claudia Smith Millard Smith Richard Smith Sharon Smith Pam Sponseller Deborah Staggs Martha Stoffer Dee Templeton Terry Triplett Rex Twyman Dale Volk Chris Weast Wolf Weber Debbie Weidner Alice Williams Bill Williams Roberta Williams Denny Wilson Laureh Yeager 129 ADVERTISERS +tt o ’ ■ -- 335 Yd� . ___o ?o o 4:u X 00 o Watered Turf Functional Greens Yards Par H , 315 4 I 356 5 2 335 4 3 330 4 4 270 4 5 110 3 6 190 3 7 172 3 8 325 4 9 2403 34 Better Turf for Better Golf Q a 3 S3 kYG MARKING I ■315 Yds am MOUSI Storting Times for Foursomes, Phone 854-9910 ONE MILE SOUTH OF CANAL FULTON- INTERSECTION OF U S. 21 AND OHIO 93 PITKIN FORD SALES TORINO GT FASTBACK Phone 845-2207 Canal Fulton BEABER’S BEAUTY SHOP Styling Our Specialty Cutting - Bleaching - Frosting Tinting - Permanents Open Daily and Evening by Appointment DELORIS and SUSAN BEABER, Owners Clinton, Ohio PIPE FABRICATORS INC. Phone 854-2054 Open Monday and Thursday Evenings Canal Fulton, Ohio Compliments of THE LIFETIME COMPANY Remodeling Aluminum Siding Windows - Doors Canton, Ohio Phone 492-4234 CRYSTAL LAKE PARK Swimming, Fishing, Picnics 4848 Crystal Lake Avenue Canal Fulton, Ohio Phone 833-5557 Compliments of FULTON DRY CLEANERS ELLEN SHULL Proprietor Canal Fulton, Ohio Compliments of FRANKLIN SPARKLE MARKET 5461 Manchester Road Manchester PATRON Abbey's Men's Store Brockman's Shoes Burton's Department Store Canal Boat Restaurant and Bar Canal Fulton Laundromat Canton City Blueprinting Inc. Carousel Salon Clark's Inn Coleman's Florist Cope Pharmacy Coopers T. V. Service Dannemiller's Orchard Deltha's Variety Store Dr. Martin Smilek Duane H. Bricker, D. V. M. Edgerton Drugs Esther's Restaurant Frank Cic Shoe Repair Fred's Super Market Fulton Feed Mill Gaslite Villa Nursing Home Mayberry's Sohio Goldenfield's Clothing Store Graber Mills, Inc. G. G. Grim Company Hardgrove's Auto Service Hart's Jewelry Company H. A. Siegenthaler Insurance Agency ADVERTISEMENTS Compliments of VINCE E. STEPHAN Robert J. Swoger, D. O. Heller's Gas Station Herwick's Floral Shop Herston's Cleaners H. E. Simon Company Howard's Market Kitchen Cook Potato Chips Kozy Korner Lake Theatre Barber Shop Laughlin's Book Store Inc. Louis R. Bologna Meech Pontiac, Inc. Michael Restaurant Manchester Road Market McDonaldsville Feed and Supply Paul's Hair Styling Robert D. Mitzel, D. O. Sally's Dress Shop Schmitt's Market Ohio Furniture Company Smith's Super Service Square Men's Wear Stark Equipment Stoughton's Gulf Service The Frank Furniture Company Tom Daly Electric Warwick Upholstering West Theatre Complete Insurance Service Res. Phone Off. Phone 854-2126 833-1074 Canal Fulton, Ohio Compliments of CAMELOT RESTAURANT Canal Street Canal Fulton, Ohio Phone 854-2502 “THE MASSILLON SUGAR BOWL Amherst Park Shopping Center and Downtown Massillon 135 SPONSOR Congratulations Good Luck Much Success Continued Happiness to the Northwest Class of '68 REMEMBER YOUR A-B-C's A - Always B - Buy C - Chevies BLOOMFIELD CHEVROLET Canal Fulton, Ohio 136 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lane Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cic Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Konya Albert J. Blatti Mr. and Mrs. James Shondel J. Franklin Jones John Verdon Mr. and Mrs. William Stinson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Aman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cottle Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Nettle C. WEIGAND F or F urniture 68 Years in Barberton 571 W. Tusc. Ave. 745-3197 SHIPS Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nettle Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beech Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Mayberry Clinton Police Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Martin Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sibila Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hoeft Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gindlesberger Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Shonk, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Stephan THE EXCHANGE BANK Canal Fulton, Ohio Phone 854-2241 Insured by F. D. I. C. 137 Schalmo Builders, Inc. Quality Built Homes and City Lots Dealership of GENERAL Pools for Home Use 12420 Portage Street 854-2910 Canal Fulton, Ohio KUNKLE HARDWARE, INC. Clinton Store Servicemen Handy for 882-3080 Pump Repairs Plumbing Repairs Serving This Area Electrical Repairs Manchester Store 882-3717 Since 1928 The Northwest Annual Staff Appreciates the Patronage of This Year’s Advertisers. PLEASE SUPPORT THEM. 138 LOAN'S CALL 832-1547 THE Loans To Buy or Improve Your Home Highest Rates Paid On Savings Satisfaction For Borrowers Note Serving Massillon � 3rd Generation All Accounts Insured Up to $10,000 FIRST SAVINGS LOAN CO. 153 Lincoln Way East Massillon Branch Office In Orrville Mr. and Mrs. William Demharter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwendiman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quattro Mr. and Mrs. George Grover PERRY DRIVING SCHOOL Call 832-4626 SERVING STARK COUNTY Home Pick Up L. F. MYERS, Mgr. 3417 Bailey N. W. Massillon, O. MILICH’S VILLAGE INN Old Rt. 21 Barberton, Ohio Chicken Best Wishes to the Class of 68’' 139 CAMPFIELD-HICKMAN FUNERAL HOME GRANT M. SCHULP 24 Hoar Ambulance Service 745-3161 Barberton, Ohio 140 TERRACE GARDENS Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday - 9 A, M, --10 P, M. Friday and Saturday 9 A. M. --12:00 P.M. Sunday 9 A. M. - -10 P. M. Specializing in $1. 00 Chicken Dinners Carry Out - Banquets Reservations, 825-2409 Best Wishes to the Class of '68 m' BARBERTON quality FOOD -A 745- pizza w tu WOOSH M SPAGHETTI OmmN City S� o� � !•«• 288 Hillsdale Ave. Barberton, Ohio MR. and MRS. PALMER -- Owners EILEEN JOHNSON CANAL CASTINGS INC. Aluminum Sand and Permanent Mold Castings Zinc Die Castings Phone Canal Fulton, 854-2777 Ohio 141 Compliments of JEAN’S BEAUTY SALON Wigs Sold and Styled Canal Fulton, Ohio Phone 854-2724 LJ ou probably recall that at one point in her adventures in wonderland, Alice found she had to keep running faster and faster to stay in the same place. We know how she felt. Over the years, dozens of companies have challenged the leadership of Hoover cleaners . . . unsuccessfully. We've maintained our leadership through a constant program of product development and improvement for our cleaners, and for our many other products. So, in effect, we keep running faster and faster to stay where we’ve always been ... in first place. It isn’t easy, but it would be a lot tougher without the dedicated skills of all the men and women of The Hoover Company. THE HOOVER COMPAHY a proud past ... an exciting future Be an Informed Citizen . . . Read a Daily Newspaper THE EVENING INDEPENDENT Guardian of Your Freedoms 142 Compliments of SWIGART FUNERAL HOME DON SWIGART -- Owner Phone 854-2356 STERN AND MANNS Downtown Canton 30th Street Plaza FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF AKRON Clinton Office Come in Make Use of Our Service. Clinton, Ohio Summit County 143 FULTON PHARMACY 737 Canal Street Canal Fulton Phone 854-2196 A Timken bearing never asks about your race, color, creed or national origin. The quality of our products depends upon the ability of the men and women we employ. So it's no surprise that our employment policy is based only on your ability. Not on your place of birth, your religious faith, or the color of your skin. One of our vice presidents describes it this way: We hire people.'' We also recruit people on college campuses, train people in apprenticeship programs, promote people to better, more responsible jobs. Our long-standing policy has been clearly and simply stated and restated as follows: The Timken Roller Bearing Company re- affirms its policy of treating all employees and applicants, whether or not they are members of minority groups, equally ac- cording to their individual qualifications, ability, experience and other employment standards.” It means we can select from all qualified job seekers, not justa chosen few. It gives us a larger labor market from which to pick. And that’s what we pick ... the qualified. It takes qualified people, working under the best conditions, to make the best Timken' bearings, Timken steel and Timken rock bits. The Timken Roller Bearing Company. An Equal Opportunity Employer 144 PRITCHARD BROS. MARKET, INC. Home Dressed Meats Custom Butchering Route 236, R.D. 3 Massillon, Ohio BOB and BILL PRITCHARD R. J. ROTHWELL FITTING COMPANY OSER’S DAIRY STORE 8:00 A.M. -10:30 P.M. Compliments of Canal Fulton Ohio Compliments of ALLEN’S MANCHESTER Corner of Center Rd. and Manchester Phone 882-9914 145 MOVE UP TO CHR SLER 68 PARKER MOTORS, INC. In Canal Fulton, Ohio 51 Years 1917-1968 Compliments of C. V. AMSTUTZ GENERAL0ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Dalton, Ohio 828-2274 THE F. W. ARNOLD AGENCY CO. Insurance That Counts Since 1876 224 Lincoln Way East Massillon, Ohio BERG’S FOODLINER Complete Food Service Special Choice Meats Dalton, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of '68 McMILLEN HARDWARE On the Square Canal Fulton, Ohio Kids love'em Superiors Frankies Sp- 146 SUPERIOR’S BRAND MEATS INC. Massillon, Ohio Selmer, King and Le Blanc Band Instruments Lowery Organs, Pianos Massillon Sccfte uc Car Wash, Inc. PROFESSIONAL WASH N WAX 205 FIRST STREET. N. W MASSILLON, OHIO Phone 832-9135 BLATZ FAMILY SHOE STORE 1462 Cleveland Ave. , N. W. Canton, Ohio 44703 46 Erie Street South Massillon, Ohio Phone 456-2807 Compliments and Best Wishes Compliments of Portrait Photographers GILCHER LUMBER INC. 4$ y WADE WALLACE LINCOLN MERCURY INC. 3145 W. Tusc. 452-5789 Lincoln - Mercury - Cougar Canton, Ohio 556-4th St. - Barberton 753-6601 147 C. R. KURTZ HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 146 West Market Canal Fulton, Ohio Compliments of VORIS CLEANERS HILLSIDE PARK Barberton's Most Modern Swimming Dry Cleaning Plant With Automation! Picnicking - Camping 1275 Wooster Road, N. W. Barberton, Ohio Clinton 882-4989 Phone 825-3016 Best Wishes Compliments of PEOPLES FEDERAL SAVINGS FULTON FEED SUPPLY AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 232 Market Street W. 211 Lincoln Way East Canal Fulton, Ohio 854-2431 Massillon, Ohio 148 ANGIE’S PIZZA Compliments of GREAT NORTHERN Home of Fine Italian Food Building and Loan Company 343-4th Street N. W. Barberton, Ohio Barberton, Ohio Phone 745-9330 Branches Portage Lakes Norton Village Compliments of BARBERTON NEW CAR AUTO DEALERS MEECH PONTIAC, INC. TOM FARABOUGH PLYMOUTH CO. Pontiac Tempest Firebird Plymouth Chrysler WALLACE LINCOLN MERCURY, INC. BARBERTON DODGE Lincoln-Mercury-Comet--Cougar Sales and Service---Dodge Truck A. D. KUNTZ, INC. Oldsmobile-F-85-Toronado JIM GREENWALD FORD, INC. BURT GREENWALD CHEVROLET, INC. Class Of I 968 ROW 1: I. Morris, B. Yoho, T. Speicher, J. Cullen, L. Reynolds, A. Nettle, C, Myers, N. Ebbert. ROW 2: C. Konva, P. Ramsey, D. Garett, S. Boyle, D. Martin, D. Kenney, V. Klein, C. Wheaton, G. Hiffner. ROW 3: j. Bennett, K. Boak, K. Nelson, R. Volk, T. Hall, B. McGee, D. Schwendiman, C. Sabo. ROW 4: S. Hoeft, S. Richards, V. Workinger, J. Bodkins, F. Petrokovich, L. Carpenter, B. Swoger, J. Swigart. ROW 1; B. Gesaman, P. Talalas, R. Ross, J. Lasher, M. Bender, J. Campbell, D. Calvin, B. Molnar. ROW 2: R. Schnber, D. Robinson, S. Bell, E. Starcher, B. Blowers, D. Dayton, W. Rhoades, B. Bergdotf. ROW 3: J. Lytle, D. Smith, M. Denious, K. Pratt, A. Ballard, G. Smith. E. Goodrich, L. Bums. ROW 4; D. Witte, S. Mako, N. Grubb, I. Miller, D. Conrad, B. Mobley, N. Racin, D. Woodward. AMAN, MARK Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4 Latin Club 1,2,3, 4, Treas. 2 Spanish Club 3,4, V.P. 4 F. T. A. 2, 3,4, Reporter 4 Projection Club 1,2,3,4, Sec’y 4 National Honor Society 3, 4, Treas. 4 Teenage Board 1,2, 3,4, Chairman 4 Chorus 3 Golf Team 1,3 Newspaper Staff 3 Student Council 2 ANDERSON, JAMES F.T.A. 4 Golf 2 Baseball 1,3 Newspaper 2,3 Annual 3 Football 1,3 Projection Club 2,3 BELL, STEVE Football 1.2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 1.2.3,4 Class Vice-President 1,2, 3.4 F.T.A. 3,4, President 4 Varsity N 1.2, 3, 4, Vice- Pres. 1.2, 3,4 Teambackers 3 Saddle Club 4 Chorus 2 Annual 3,4 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Sec'y 2 Council of World Affairs 3 BALLARD, ALICE Y-Teens 1,2, 3 Spanish Club 1,2 Teambackers 3 BENNETT. JAMES Band 1,2,3, 4 Golf 1,2,4 JOE NOTCH Latin Club 1,2,3 Projection Club 1,2 BERGDORF, ROBERT Track 1 Chorus 1,2,3 Wrestling -2 Teambackers 1,3 Saddle Club 4, Pres. 4 BILLINGS. LYNN Homecoming Attendant 2 Chorus 1 F.T.A. 3 Newspaper 1,2,4 Office Help 4 Y-Teens 1,2 Varsity N 2, 3,4 Latin Club 1,2, 3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4 Teambackers 3 BLATTI, JUNE Student Council 1 BLOOMFIELD, CARL Band 1,2, 3, 4 Gold 1,2 Latin Club 1 Teenage Board 4 BLOWERS, ROBERT Band 1,2,3 Newspaper 2, 3,4 Projection Club 2,3,4, President 4 BOAK, KATHY BODKINS, JERRY BONEWIT, ROBERT BOYLE, GEORGIA SUE Student Council 2,3 Spanish Club 1,2,3 Annual 3,4 Teambackers 3 N.F.L. 3,4 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 2,3,4 BROWN, LINDA Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Library Club 1,2, 3,4 CALVIN. DAVID Spanish Club 1,2,3 CAMPBELL, JOHN Football 1, 2,3,4 Track 1,2,3.4 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 N.F.L. 3 F.T.A. 4 Varsity N 3,4 Chorus 1,2 CONRAD, DAVID Football 1, 2 Wrestling 1,2,3 CONRAD, JUDY Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4 Latin Qub 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 3.4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 CULLEN, JOHN Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 3,4 Golf 1 Chorus 1,2 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Teambackers 3 Varsity N 3,4 DAYTON, DENNIS Projection Club 1,2 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Band 1. 2,3,4 DEM HARTER, SHARON Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4 Y-Teens 1.2,3,4, V.P. 3 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Treas. 1, V.-P. 3, Pres. 4 Chorus 2,3,4 F.T.A. 3,4 N. F. L., Debate 4 Annual Staff 4 JANI PITZ ARLETTA KIMBLE Council on World Affairs 3 F.H.A. 1,2,3 Vocal Solo Contest 1,2,3,4 Chorus 2,4 DENIOUS, MARGARET HANIC, JOSEPH Latin Club 1,2, 3,4 N.F.L. 2,3,4, Pres. 4 Band 1.2. 3,4 Debate 2, 3,4 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 Football Manager 1,2 Newspaper 4 Spanish Club 1,2,3 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 National Honor Society 3,4 Teambackers 3 Debate Team 2,3,4 N.F.L. 4 HASTINGS, JANE Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec'y DILWORTH, BILLIE 3, Pres. 4 Y-Teens 1 F. H. A. 2, 3, Pres. 3 F.H.A. 1.2,3,4 Chorus 1,2 DURELL, REBECCA Spanish Club 1 Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper 4 EBBERT, NANCY Y-Teens 1,3,4 Latin Club 1 Teambackers 3 Chorus 1,2 F.H.A. 2.3 HAYES, DONALD Library 1,2, 3,4 Spanish 1 Baseball 1 Track 1 FOX, DIANE F.H.A. 1,2,3 Y-Teens 1,2 Cheerleader 3 Chorus 1, 2 HESSEDENCE, MARJORIE Y-Teens 1,2,3 F.H.A. 1.2.3 Teambackers 3 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1,2 GARRETT. DAN HIFFNER, GEORGE GESAMAN, CLYDE F.T.A. 3 BUTCH Smoke Signals 3,4 Annual Staff 3,4 Projection Club 2, 3 Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Track 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2, 3,4 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 HOEFT, SUSAN N.F.L. 2,3,4 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Sec'y 4 Debate 2,3,4 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 Varsity N 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1,4 Latin Club 2,3,4 F.T.A. 3.4 GOZDAN, REBECCA Teambackers 3 F.H.A. 3 Cheerleader 1,4 Band 1, 2 KIMBLE, ARLETTA Y-Teens 2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 JIM BENNETT LYNN BILLINGS DEB SCHWENDIMAN Y-Teens 1,2 Commercial Club 1 Chorus 1 KLEIN, VICKI Band 1 Teambackers 3 Y-Teens 1 Chorus 1,2,3 KONYA, CATHY Y-Teens 1,2,3 Class Secretary 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 4 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Office Help 3,4 KOONS, PATRICIA Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4 Spanish Club 1, 2,3 Annual Staff 4 Teambackers 1,2 Newspaper Staff 4 Wrestling Attendant 3 LANE, PATRICIA Smoke Signals 3,4 F.T.A. 2,3,4, Treas. 3 N.F. L. 2,3,4, Treas. 3 Debate 2,4 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Treas. 4 Spanish Club 3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Scholarship Team 1,2,3 LEAVITT, CINDY Class President 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Annual Staff 3,4 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club 3,4, Pres. 4 Y-Teens 1,2,3, Chaplain 2 F.T.A. 2,3,4 Chorus 1 Homecoming Attendant 3 Scholarship Tests 1,2,3 KEN NELSON November Teen of the Month 4 LYTLE. JEANNINE MARKUS, JOHN Latin Club 1 MATUSIK, JANET Chorus 2 F.H.A. 1,2 McGEE, BEVERLY Chorus 1,2 McGUIRE, PAT MOBLEY. WILLIAM Football 1,4 MOLNAR, DARRYL Football 1, 4 Varsity N 4 Wrestling 2 MULLANE, JOHN Football 4 Varsity N 4 NELSON, KENNETH Baseball 1 Basketball 1,2,3 Football 1 Track 2 Wrestling 3,4 Varsity N 2,3,4 NELSON, MARY F.T.A. 1,2,3 Y-Teens 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2 Class Treasurer 1 NETTLE. ALLEN Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,4 Varsity N 3.4 Cafeteria Help 4 NICHOLSON, HERBERT Basketball 1 Football 1,2, 3,4 Track 2, 3,4 Wrestling 2,3,4 Varsity N 2,3,4 NOTCH, JOSEPH Track 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2, 3,4 Varsity N 3,4 Spanish Club 1,2,3 Boys' State 3 All-State 2,3,4 Class Treasurer 3, 4 PITZ, JANICE Y-Teens, 1,2,3 Spanish Club 1, 2,3 Chorus 1,2 Newspaper 4 PODNER, CHRISTOPHER Newspaper 3,4 N. F.L. 3,4 Debate 3 POLING, LINDA F.T.A, 3,4 Latin Club 1,2, 3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 Teambackers 3 Annual Staff 3,4 Y-Teens 1,2, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Varsity N 2,3,4 PRATT KAY RACIN, NANCY Cheerleader 3.4 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3 Y-Teens 1.2, 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 Band 1 Annual Staff 4 RAFFERTY, TIM Football 1, 2, 3,4 Wrestling 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1 Track 2 Varsity N 3,4 REISCHMAN, DIANE F.T.A. 3 Latin Club 1,2, 3,4 Y-Teens 1,2,4 Spanish Club 3 Homecoming Attendant 1 Cheerleader 1,2,3 Annual Staff 4 Teambackers 1,2,3 ROSS, RANDALL Wrestling 1,2,3,4 District Tournament 3,4 Track 1,2, 3 Football 1,2 Projection Club 1,2,3, Pres. 3 Varsity N 1,2, 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 REIGHART, PRISCILLA Y-Teens 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, 3,4 Newspaper Staff 3,4 Annual Staff 4 F.T.A. 3,4 National Honor Society 3,4, Pres. 4 Band 1,2, 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4 Chorus 1 Teambackers 3 REMARK, CARLA Student Council 1 F.H.A. 1,2,4 Y-Teens 4 Spanish Club 3 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Cafeteria Help 1 REYNOLDS, LARRY Golf 2,3,4 Varsity N 4 RICHARDS, SUZANNE Band 1.2, 3.4 Spanish Club 3,4 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 TIM RAFFERTY CINDY LEAVITT GREG BLOOMFIELD MARGARET DENIOUS - Y-Teens 1 Chorus 1 ROBINSON, DONALD Band 1,2, 3,4 Basketball 1 Wrestling 2 SABO. CHARLES Track 1.2,3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Varsity N 2,3,4 Cafeteria Help 2,3,4 SAURBREI, GARY Football 1,2,3.4 Senate League 4 Varsity N 2,3,4 Track 2,4 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 SCHRIBER, RANDALL Spanish Club 1,2,3 Annual Staff 3,4 Varsity N 3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Baseball 4 SCHWENDIMAN, DEBRA Y-Teens 1,2,3 Band 1,2 F.T.A. 3 Teambackers 3 Latin Club 1,2,3.4 Spanish Club 3 Chorus 1 Annual Staff Editor 4 SCHWENDIMAN, JOHN C. Football 1,2, 3,4 Basketball 1 Wrestling 2,3,4 Golf Team 1,2,3,4 Varsity N 2,3,4 Projection Club 2,3 SELLS, DAVID Football 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 SIMMONS, BERTILLE Y-Teens 1 Chorus 1 Band 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2,3, 4 Spanish Club 3,4 Newspaper 3,4 SIMPKINS, JEROME SLICKER, FRED Football 1 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Saddle Club 4 SMITH, DOROTHY SMITH, RALPH SPE3CHER. TERRY Varsity N 3,4 Teambackers 3, Pres. 3 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 3 Chorus 1 Office Help 1,2 Smoke Signals 1 Baseball 1,2,3,4 STILES, RONALD SWIGART, JAY Teambackers 3 Varsity N 2,3,4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2, 3,4 Wrestling 3,4 SWOGER, ROBERT Projection Club 1,2,3 Spanish Club 1 Varsity N 2,3,4 Annual Staff 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 Smoke Signals 2 Student Council 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Golf 1.4 Track 2,3 TALALAS, PAUL Football 1 Basketball 1,2 Chorus 1 VOLK, RONALD Track 3,4 Varsity N 4 Teambackers 3 WAGNER, REBECCA Newspaper 4 Teambackers 3 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Y-Teens 1,2,3 F.T.A. 1,2, 3,4 Band 1,2, 3.4 Majorette 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1 Annual Staff 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 WILLIAMS, LESLIE Y-Teens 1,2,3 Band 1,2, 3,4 Majorette 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 WOODWARD, RAYMOND DALE Band 1,2, 3.4 Library Club 1,2, 3,4 Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4 Wrestling 1, 2 Varsity N 1 YOHO, ALLEN Track 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2 N. F.L. 3 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 Varsity N 3,4 Chorus 1 This Reflects The Direction Of Our Footsteps Past And Present. If I Could Only Remember My Combination Lucky For Me The Busses Are Late 157 Which One Is Mine? As We Leave . . . Their Work 1$ Only Beginning 160 ■