Oil City High School - Oil Can Yearbook (Oil City, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1963 volume:

I IM I IN! WHAT IS SENIOR HIGH? We all love Senior dearly, But, what is it we really love? Bricks and mortar, paint and polish Activity-filled rooms and quiet corridors Sturdy enough to weather the storm of Students—gay, sorrowful, frustrated, elated, Reluctant or eager to meet the future Educators—dedicated, friendly, firm, Satisfying our endless quest for knowledge. Activities—numerous and varied Selected to supplement and lessen The monotony of everyday routine Athletics—exciting, competitive, Demanding teamwork, perseverance, training. And from both participant and spectator Loyalty and sportsmanship. And as the years slip by Memories—some pleasant, some unpleasant Forming a lasting impression on our minds. These—the answers to our question WHAT IS SENIOR HIGH? The question—our theme for 1963. 5 Like Sam Krug who sometimes burn the midnight oil to a point of exhaustion. But still find time for relaxation with the crowd. Like Lee Vandal, Peggy Sayers (front), Ken Winger, and Donna Sylvester (back), who honor our nation and school. In the National Honor Society for those who have shown outstanding qualities of scholarship, leadership, character and service. Carol Schwabenbauer taps Jerry Rankin. 8 In making our prom a most pleasurable evening. Cathy Rose is helped over the bridge by Mike Crawford, while Connie Snyder is aided by Tex Pfendler. In leading our assemblies with devotions. Patric Folwell assumes this duty. 9 Where we learn the value of individual accomplishment. Mr. Urban looks on while Jim Shaughnessy receives congratulations from Mr. Flath. Where we experience the joy of winning. Players rejoice in the locker room after the Franklin victory. Who welcome a noon day break with colleagues. and test and test and teach Requires many hours of extra work. Miss Leyda has found this to be true. 13 Reliable Overseers ADMINISTRATION Dr. H. Virgil Grumbling Superintendent of Schools Dr. H. Virgil Grumbling, now in his seventeenth year as superintendent of the Oil City Area Schools, has served our community well. Having attended Indiana State College, Waynesburg College, and the University of Pittsburgh, Dr. Grumbling holds a Bachelors, Masters and Doctors Degree in Education. We, the Senior Class of 1963, wish to extend to you. Dr. Grumbling, our most sincere thanks for what you have done for us. Dr. H. Virgil Grumbling BOARD OF EDUCATION Howard R. Fisher William L. Gegogeine William A. Harper Orrin E. Hilton 14 Dean B. Hunt Ellis N. Kean Dale B. Kennedy Harold Lamb BOARD OF EDUCATION Benjamin G. McFate, President Herald A. Best William H. Clark R. S. Goodwill Secretary, Oil City Area Joint Schools Oil City School District John A. Comet Charles Crawford William L. Culbertson William H. Lilly Charles E. McConnell William Myers Wayne A. Pritchard 15 Cyrus T. Rynd Merwin E. Tarr John E. Weaver Charles S. Webber MR. CARL H. TOWNSEND PRINCIPAL Mr. Carl H. Townsend, who is retiring on July 1, has completed forty-two years of service in the educational field. For the past twenty years, he has been principal of Senior. In this capacity he has been called upon to solve many problems—some major, some minor. Each was solved intelligently, fairly, and with the individual's welfare uppermost in his mind. We as students cannot comprehend the magnitude of his position, which has demanded so much of himself. May he find compensation in the following words of Emerson. The reward of a job well done is to have done it. A favorite postime. Mr. Townsend proudly displays his catch to grandsons, Michael and Mark. Mr. Townsend was interested in our many activities. He is pictured during the opening exercises of a football game. With him are Mrs. Townsend and their grandsons. Mr. Carl H. Townsend 16 RETIRING TEACHERS Mr. James D. Townley Assistant Principal for the past twenty years is retiring after thirty-nine years of service. At the attendance desk. One of the ways we shall remember Mr. Townley. To raise the thought and touch the heart be thine. We believe that each of these men and women who is now retiring has made Pope's words a reality. These teachers have dedicated a lifetime to the young people, and their contributions are immeasurable. We seldom appreciate their efforts at the time, but we hope the final success of our lives will compensate for their many sacrifices. Dedicated Teachers End Careers of Service RETIRING TEACHERS. From Row: Mrs. Caldwell, Miss Leyda, Mrs. Gill. Back Row: Mr. Lewis, Mr. Townley, Mr. Townsend, Mr. Brown, Mr. Wells. 17 Only the Wise Profit from Sought Advice Ethel C. Caldwell Book Reports Eleanor Daubenspeck Librarian Irene F. Gill Guidance Francis J. Hovis Special Education Vera A. Lamey Home and School Visitor Dana M. Pringle Guidance Director Lois S. Walz Assistant Librarian SPECIAL SERVICES The time and effort given to us by our guidance counselors are seldom appreciated when they are given. Mrs. Gill and Mr. Pringle held individual consultations and gave tests throughout the year to help determine our greatest interests. Mrs. Walz and Mrs. Daubenspeck headed our library and kept it running efficiently. Miss Lamey's objective as our home and school visitor was to advise the troubled student, and help develop healthy mental attitudes in school. 18 Special services offer us a foundation on which to build a future. Prepared, We Enter a World of Business Edith M. Bell Shorthand I, Bookkeeping II, Adv. Arith. George E. Mohr Shorthand II, Office Machines, Typing II, Consumer Eco. Susan B. Reinhardt General Business, Bookkeeping I Mary Ellen Snyder Typing I II, Bookkeeping I Mr. Mohr explains the use of the mimeoscope and lettering guides to Ray Dunkel. BUSINESS EDUCATION The modern business world of today calls for accuracy and speed. In the business education classes, the main objective is preparing the student for a beginning job. In addition, emphasis is given to the development of the traits of adaptability, initiative, and willingness to improve. Secretarial and clerical students have the opportunity to work in various places of business for two weeks each spring. Unaware of the amount of used tope, Connie Evans and Jim Putnam busily work on their office machines assignment. King-size slide-rules are used to solve king-size problems. Ken O'Neil and Bill Kribbs compare slide rule sizes. Gordon E. Porter Intermediate Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry Harold L. Wells Algebra I, Advanced Arithmetic W. Ronald Webster Plane Geometry Anna Wilsted Arithmetic, Reading The Root of Logic MATHEMATICS The shortest distance between two points is a straight line. As many of the four hundred sixty-five math students rushed to class, they experienced a practical application of this postulate. Once in class they solved binomial equations, proved theorems, or Q. E. D. ed identities. Further challenges were offered to students who elected either unified geometry or advanced mathematics, two new courses that have been added to the school curriculum. is Found in Numbers Louise Olsofka and Jerry Rankin accurately graph the function Y = Sin Q. 20 Warren J. Anna Biology Raymond F. Dardes Chemistry, Senior Science Harry Etzel Physics, Physical Science Robert C. LafFjrty Senior end Generol Science Richard T. Russell Health, General Science Dan E. Wa'.son Social Studies, Science On the first day of school Mr. Etzel introduced physics by having Robert Cohen demonstrate the gyroscope. Pictured below are Terry Meddock, Mr. Etzel, Robert Cohen, Jocnne Strickland, and LaVerne Harvey. Bright-Eyed Science Watches Round - - igrayi Analysis of water presents an interesting experiment for Phyllis Kozaczki. Mr. Lafferty's science class observed the uses and purposes of different elements throughout the year. SCIENCE The Science Department offers biology, advanced biology, physics, chemistry, physical science, senior science, and related science. These courses are designed to inform the students about the principles of science in everyday life as well as to prepare them for advanced education or future careers. There are science courses offered for every type of education. 21 Robert C. Allen Problems of Democracy Vance D. Brown Civics, Arithmetic Robert L. Flath U. S. and World History Henrietta leyda U. S. History Margie L. McCash Social Studies, Physical Education Clement Urban World Cultures, World History A well-informed a and Edwina C Amer'ca is ° better America. Frank Grzasko .„nnr; °u9blan realize the truth in this statement while preparing ,helr p,0 D r.por„. SOCIAL STUDIES The study of history, geography, and world cultures helped us to realize how far the world and its people have come since the beginning of time. In American history, the students became acquainted with the five W's. World cultures brought out the fine arts of this great planet. All these studies helped us to understand the present world situations and our problems of democracy. 22 Art Transmits the Best Feelings of Men A course in art is a required subject for all of the junior high students but is an elective for the senior high students. Units studied in the elective art classes include architecture, drawing, painting, coloring, designing, sculpturing, and crafts. The pupils may be interested in art either as a hobby or a career. FINE ARTS Mr. Runzo conducts a final rehearsal before an assembly. Pat Michaelson and Lee Vandall operate a printing press in advanced art class. James Terrill, Vikki Schultz, and Carol Baker prepare linoleum blocks. 'Who climbs the grammar-tree knows where Your time' almost up, cautions Mrs. Caldwell (center). Jill Samonsky patiently waits for Bruce Rosen to finish his book report. LANGUAGES A study of languages gave students a well balanced program of grammar, literature, and composition. Mrs. Skinner's Latin classes studied background and grammar and also read many pieces of literature. In English class pupils studied grammar as a background for more efficient speaking and writing. They read and discussed many selections of both traditional and recent literature. The Spanish classes, this year, worked on scrapbooks containing news of Spanish-speaking countries. A scale model of Paris, with its important and interesting places, was constructed by the French classes. Ruth R. Bankson English, Reading Margaret Boat English Rome wasn't built in a day, and neither was Paris. This fact is proved by Robert Cohen, Chris Gill, George Campbell, and James George. Leanna C. Lewis Bruce A. McFall English French, Spanish 24 noun, verb, and participle grows ' ■ ■? «•) Language skills are developed in many ways. Students are frequently seen reading magazines and books found in the library. Frances H. Deitor English James A. Kockler English F. La Monte Lewis English, Speech Margaret D. Reid English Rebecca Skinner Latin Verna G. Truby English 25 Hang him high and watch him dry ' A simple rule for a successful pifiata is learned by (front row) Thomas Abplanalp, Valerie Cox; (back row) David Bunnell, and Richard Brzuz. Archie C. Matha Machine Shop Carl T. RorabaugS Vocational Education Director Terry Ausel and Robert Allen are shown running the drill press. Bill Shawgo, William Tobin, John Clark, and James Rembold receive instructions from Mr. Heasley (second from right) on how to keep their cars running smoothly. John W. Askins Industrial Arts Joseph A. Banyas Welding H. Ernest Heasley Auto Shop Edwin J. Jakubowski Machine Shop VOCATIONAL department I ' 26 Toil, For the Only True Wealth Is Labor If machine shop work, auto mechanics, or welding interests a student, the Vocational Department offers a course for attaining such skills. This year the oil and gas shop was replaced by a welding shop for which new machinery was purchased. In addition to specialized training, the boys take English, history, mathematics, science, blueprint reading, industrial arts, and physical education. Upon the successful completion of this course, a student is prepared for a job or may go on for further industrial schooling. Mr. Bonyas inspects the work of the students as they arc weld. The lathe work done on machine parts is demonstrated by Jim English, Bob Smith, and Bob Carson. Peter S. Scierka Blaine E. Stover Robert B. Ziegler English, U. S. History Mathematics, Science Mechanical Drawing, Blueprint Reading 27 Eva D. Bartlett Health, Civics HEALTH AND SAFETY James L. Enos, Jr. Physical Education, Highway Safety Emily Fry Head Nurse Blair Hildebrand Athletic Director, Health J. Francis Houtz Driver Education Anabel S. Samonsky Physical Education Sherry Sager's arm receives special attention from Cathy Motter. First aid techniques are taught in Mrs. Bartlett's health desses. Health is a Blessing Money Cannot Buy President Kennedy's physical fitness program stresses the great importance of health and physical education more than ever today. This program requires schools to have at least one hour of strenuous exercising once a week. Our school has had a similar plan for years. Driver education is equally important to our nation because of the increasing amount of automobile accidents each year. Valuable knowledge obtained from taking this course could very easily decrease this number. 28 An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Dave Pifer, Charles Snyder, Judy Siverling, and Elaine Russell take advantage of the Sabin Polio Vaccine. Carol Manross Home Economics Edith M. Matthews Home Economics Ruth Mead Supervisor of Homemaking and School Lunch Program Cut off four inches . Miss Manross (right) advises Margie Herron and Connie Horn. Tailoring is on important unit of homemaking. Busy, Busy Are The Modern Homemakers HOMEMAKING A true course in home economics includes far more than just cooking and sewing. It attempts to provide a program in which each girl will have an opportunity to put into actual practice much of what she has learned in other classes. Home economics also attempts to acquaint her with valuable facts concerning wage earning, homemaking and the use of leisure time. Decorations of crepe paper and cloth greet Santa. Mrs. Matthews (center) approves ornaments made by Barbara Ferringer and Peggy Snyder. 29 Much Assistance Given Mr. John O. Kaufman Director of Secondary Curriculum SOUTH SIDE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY—Front Row: Harry Hoffman (student teacher), Paul F. Lehman, William G. Apple-quist, Kenneth S. Snyder (Principal), Dean Shoup, Donald G. Wyn-koop, Walter Wagner. Row 2: Madelyn Selden, Edith Korb, Ro-mayne B. Redfield, Helen R. Jones, Blanche Hollenbeck, Barbara Terrill, Jane Sanford, Margaret Card, Marion J. Spence, Gayle Grening. Back Row: Robert J. Evans, Ralph E. Jones, Gerald G. Keefer, Russell K. Ward, Frank A. Selden, James D. Schwab, Hugh A. Hogle, Jr. 30 SECRETARIES, Principal's Office—Mrs. Judy Quattro and Miss Loretta Lape. SECRETARIES, Superintendent's Office—Front Row: Mrs. Ula Dunlap, Mrs. Ann Spangler. Back Row: Mrs. Ruth Williams, Mrs. Christine Peterson, Miss Diane Rhoades. LUNCH ROOM STAFF—Front Row: Mrs. Kathryn Garmong, Mrs. Myrtle Burchfield, Mrs. Pearl Beightol, Mrs. Muriel Coon. Back Row: Mrs. Josephine Patterson, Mrs. Ruth Sterling, Mrs. Dorothy Oakes. Absent: Mrs. Mary Ward. CUSTODIANS—Henry M. Thomas, Rowland M. Plowman (Foreman), Mrs. Betty Snyder, Howard T. Tock, Walter Damon. Absent: Adolph C. Kulling, Richard A. Ahrens. SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM-STUDENT STAFF— Front Row: Barbara Ed- wards, Goldie Bartlebaugh, Sharon H e f f e r n , Donna Gardiner. Row 2: Sharon McCauley, Mary Firster, Ann Marsh. Back Row: Elva Knight, Jackie Peterson, Gerald Nelson. 31 SUPPLY CLERK—Robert Witmer. 33 SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS —Seated: Mr. Allen, adviser; Jon Gustafson, president. Standing: Blanche Mitcham, secretary; Robert Danzer, treasurer; Gail Kulling, vice president. PATRICIA ANN ALLEBACH . . . Academic . . . Oil Can, Ushers, Musical, Cheerleaders. LINDA BABCOCK . . . Secretarial . . . Art Club, Jr. Red Cioss, Ushers. E. DONALD AMSLER General . . . Hunting Fishing. ELEANOR BACHER . . . General . . . Hunting Fishing, Public Reading. DOUGLAS ANTHONY ... Academic ... Art Club, Hunting Fishing, Chemistry Club. CAROL ANN BAKER . . . General . .. Senior Hi News, Library Staff, Harvest Ball. RICKARD ARMBURGER . . . General. GARY BARNES . . . Academic . . . Hunting Fishing, Chemistry Club, Euclid Club. 34 Experienced Seniors Lead Underclassmen KATHERINE L. BAYNE . . . Secretarial . . . Oil Can, Jr. Red Cross. CAROL BLAUSER . . . Secretarial . . . Senior Hi News, FBLA, Jr. Red Cross, GAA. JAMES BLUM . . . General .. . Track. JOYCE BOYLES . . . Secre-tarial . . . Oil Can, FBLA, Jr. Red Cross. JUDY BOYLES . . . Homemaking ... Jr. Red Cross. SANDY BOYLES . . . Academic . . . Art Club, Hunting Fishing, Library Staff. WALTER BROCKWAY . . . Voc. Welding . . . Voc. Board, Voc. Oil Gas, Hunting Fishing. CAROLYN BROWN . . . Academic . . . Oil Can, Art Club, Hunting Fishing. DOROTHY ANN BROWN . . . General . . . Hunting Fishing, Public Reading. JEAN BRUMBAUGH . . . General . . . Art Club, Photo Club, Hunting Fishing, GAA. GEORGE BRYAN . . . Gen-erol . . . Hunting Fishing. ROBERT BUCKHAM . . . Academic . . . Student Council, Chemistry Club, Euclid Club. EDWARD BUDZINSKI . . . Academic . . . Hunting Fishing. JUDY BURCHFIELD . . . Secretarial . . . Oil Can, Senior Hi News, FBLA. JOSEPH BUTERBAUGH . . . Academic . . NHS, Oil Can, Chemistry Club. MELVIN BUZZARD . . . Academic . . . Hunting Fishing. Students Prepare To Take College Boards JOY-LYNN CALDWELL . . Academic . . . Oil Can, Senior Hi News, FTA, Debate. NANCY CALDWELL . . . Academic . . . NHS, Student Council, Oil Can, Library Staff. GEORGE CLAY CAMPBELL . . . Academic . . . Oil Can, FTA, Hunting Fishing. DAVID CARNAHAN ... Academic ... H. R. Pres. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, Wrestling. LINDA LEE CARSON . . . Secretarial ... H. R. Sec. 3, Oil Can, Jr. Red Cross, Mystery Play. THOMAS CHAPIN . . . General . . . Stage Force, Hunting Fishing. 36 SENIORS Scholars Place in National Competition JANE LOUISE COCHRAN ... Academic ... Jr. Red Cross, Library Staff, Majorettes. JEAN COLLINS . . . General .. . FHA, Jr. Red Cross. SANDRA COMISKE . . . Academic . . . Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, French Club. RICHARD CONN ... Academic ... Chemistry Club, Track, Wrestling. GORDON COOK ... Voc. Machine . . . NHS, Student Council, Oil Can. ROBERT COPLEY ... Academic . . . Hunting Fishing. This year Joy Holt and Robin Horne received Letters Of Commendation for the National Merit Scholarship Test. MICHAEL J. BROWN ... GAYLEEN CHELTON ... General ... Secretarial ... H. R. Sec. 4, Oil Can, Hunting Fishing. PATRICIA CHERRY . . . Academic . . . FTA, Library Staff, Ushers, Cheerleaders. FRANCES CHRISPEN . . . Secretarial . . . FBLA, GAA. ROBERT CORBIN . . . General . . . Hunting Fishing. JOHN DECHANT . . . Voc. Machine . . . Hunting Fishing, Chemistry Club. EDWINA LOUISE COUGH- LAN . . . Academic . . . Oil Can, Girls' Ensemble, Sr. Class Play. DONALD DELO . . . General . . . Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, Tennis. MARY ANN CROSBY . . . Academic . . . Girls' Ensemble, Music Club Council, Majorettes. JOHN DEPEW . . . Voc. Auto . . . Art Club, Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross. ROBERT DANZER . . . Academic ... Class Trees. 4, Wrestling, Physics Club. DANIEL DOWD . . . General Announcements Conscientiously Reported DAVID FRANK DOWNING . . . Academic . . . Art Club, Music Club Council, Swing Band. EUGENE DRAKE . . . General . . . Stage Force, Hunting Fishing. RAYMOND DUNKEL ... Clerical . . . Stage Force, Hunting Fishing. MARY DUNKLE . . . General . . . Jr. Red Cross, Musical, Latin Club, Physics Club. 38 DONALD EDWARDS ... General . . . Boys' Ensemble, Musical, Sr. Class Play. GERALD A. FELMLEE ... Voc. Machine . . . Student Council, Hunting Fishing. SUE ANN ESPY . . . Academic . . . Oil Can, Chemistry Club, Jr. Red Cross, Debate. ELOISE FORSHEE . . . Homemaking . . . Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, Organists. JAMES ETZEL . . . Academic . . . Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, Physics Club. DOUGLAS FOX . . . General . . . Hunting Fishing. CONSTANCE EVANS ... Clerical ... Oil Can, FBLA, Jr. Red Cross. FLOYD FRY ... Voc. Welding ... H. R. Pres. 4, Voc. Welding, Hunting Fishing. Never A Challenge Left Unattempted Go Oilers Go Fite Oilers Fite Win Oilers Win Go, Fite-Let's Win JACQUELINE FRY . . . Secretarial ... H. R. Sec. 2, 3, Oil Can, Senior Hi News, FBLA. CARL GARDNER . . . Academic . . . FTA, Chemistry Club, Jr. Red Cross, Football. GLORIA GILES ... Academic . . . Oil Can, Sr. Class Play, Latin Club, Debate. MARY CHRISTINE GILL . . . Academic . . . Class V. Pres. 3, Oil Can, FTA, Ushers. SANDRA GOLD . . . Homemaking . . . FHA, Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, GAA. JACQUELYN GONZALEZ . . . Academic . . . NHS, Student Council, Oil Can, Majorettes. JOHN GREENE ... Voc. Welding ... H. R. Sec. 3, Voc. Welding, Wrestling. ROBERT GREENE . . . Voc. Welding . . . Voc. Welding, Photo Club, Jr. Red Cross. 40 Slaughter the Knights was the motive behind the dummy made by Dick Mallory and Jim Mar-tin the night before the Franklin game. Hey, let's twist. The modern day Charleston is done by Chuck Lewis and Carol Thomas to the Peppermint Twist. JUDI GRUBBS Secretarial . . . FBLA. FRANK GRZASKO . . . Academic . . . H. R. Sec. 2, FTA, Sr. Class Play. MARY ANN GRZASKO . . . Academic . . . Jr. Red Cross, Ushers, Musical. JON GUSTAFSON . . . Academic ... H. R. Pres. 2, Class Officer, Oil Can. J. ROBERT HADLEY . . . Academic . . . Oil Can, Senior Hi News, FTA, Varsity O. WALTER E. HARK-LESS . . . General . . . Hunting Fishing, Chemistry Club, Wrestling. RICHARD HEALY . . . Academic . . . Chemistry Club. SHARON HEFFERN Secretarial Oil Can, FBLA, Jr. Red Cross. 41 JACK HENDERSON . . Voc. Machine . . . Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross. NANCY HENDERSON Academic . . . FTA, Jr. Red Cross, Music Club Council, Ushers. MARJORIE HERRON . . . Clerical . . . FHA, Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross. WILEY HEWITT ... General . . . Hunting Fishing, Dist. Band. Varied Assemblies Entertain And Educate THOMAS HICKS . . . General . . . Art Club, Basketball. ROBERT HIPWELL . . . General . . . Hunting Fishing, Boys' Career Club. RICHARD HOCKENBERRY . . . General . . . FBLA, Musical, Sr. Class Play. JUDITH HOCKMAN . . . Cler-ical . . . FBLA, Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, Ushers. REBECCA HOGG . . . General ... FBLA, Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross. JOY HOLT . . . Academic . . . FTA, Library Staff, Girls' Ensemble, Sr. Class Play. CALVIN W. HORN . . . Voc. Machine . . . Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross. CONNIE LEA HORN . . . General . . . FHA, Public Reading. 42 Watch up here. Mr. Petulla i$ about to take Carl Zaccaria's senior picture. Smile, You're on Petulla's Candid Camera. ROBIN HORNE . . . Academic . . . NHS, Chemistry Club, Jr. Red Cross, Boys' Career Club. LINDA JAMES . . . General . . . Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, Library Staff. PHILIP IRWIN .. Voc. Welding . . . Student Council, Voc. Welding, Photo Club. LEROY JONES . . . Clerical . . . FBLA, Boys' Ensemble, Music Club Council, Musical. WILLIAM R. IRWIN . . . Gen-cral. RUSSELL KANESS . . . Voc. Machine ... H. R. Pres. 4, Voc. Board, Hunting Fishing. JANE JACKSON . . . Academic ... H. R. Pres. 3, 4, NHS, Student Council, Cheerleaders. MARY KAUFMAN . . . Secretarial . . . FBLA, Jr. Red Cross, Musical. 43 GEORGE KERN . . . Academic . . . Oil Can, Chemistry Club, Basketball. THOMAS L KERR . . . General . . . Football, Track, Wrestling, Varsity O. ALVIN G. KESSLER . . . Gen-eral . . . Senior Hi News, Jr. Red Cross, Debate. ELVA KNIGHT . . . Homemaking . . . FHA. RAYMOND KRAFT . . . Voc. Welding . . . Voc. Board, Voc. Welding, Jr. Red Cross. WILLIAM KRIBBS . . . Academic . . . Hunting Fishing, Musical, Football. Up-to-Date Seniors Keep Pace With Fads RICHARD KRUG ... Academic . . . Student Council, Hunting Fishing, Varsity O. SAMUEL KRUG ... Academic ... H. R. Pres. 2, 3, 4, Football, Golf. PATRICIA A. KULINSKI . . . Academic . .. Oil Can, Jr. Red Cross, French Club. GAIL KULLING ... Academic . . . Class Vice Pres. 4, Oil Can, Girls' Ensemble, Ushers. SUE A. LEADBETTER . . . Secretarial . . . Oil Can, Senior Hi News, Jr. Red Cross. 44 JEANNETTA LESH . . . Secretarial . . . Oil Can, Senior Hi News, Sr. Class Play. SENIORS The woy to a man's heart is through his stomach not his head. Bill Nelson hungrily eyes Sylvia Wolcott's sub os she fusses with the hat. SUSAN LINDQUIST . . . Academic ... H. R. Sec. 4, Student Council, FTA, Cheerleaders. JOSEPH LUDWIG . . . Academic . . . Oil Can, Boys' Career Club, Physics Club. DAVID LYNN . . Voc. Machine ... H. R. Pres. 2, H. R. Sec. 4, Voc. Board, Track. JOHN T. McELHATTAN Academic . . . FTA, Euclid Club, Basketball, Varsity O. Grades Aren't the Only Things That Fall You'll have to buy winter treads, Dave Carnahan tells Pat Woods as he helps her up. betty j. McKenzie ... Academic ... H. R. Sec. 2, Oil Can, Musical, Head Majorette. RONALD MATHEWS ... Voc. Machine . . . Hunting Fishing. carol a McLaughlin ... Academic . . . Oil Can, Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club, GAA. PATRICIA MICHAELSON . . Academic . . . Oil Can, FTA, Library Staff, Girls' Ensemble. 45 ROBERT MILLER . . . Voc. Auto . . . Art Club, Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross. STEVEN MIX ... General . . . Jr. Red Cross, Basketball, Track, Varsity O. BLANCHE MITCHAM . . . Academic . . . Oil Can, Girls' Ensemble, Ushers, Mystery Play. JEAN A. MOHNKERN ... Clerical. GENE CLIFFORD MITCHELL . . . Voc. Auto . . . Hunting Fishing. RICHARD MONTANA General . . . Student Council, Football, Track, Varsity O. GORDON MITCHELL ... Clerical . . . Boys' Career Club. MARGARET MORSE . . . Secretarial . . . Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross. Power of Hercules Proudly Demonstrated CONNIE MOTTER . . . Academic . . . Oil Can, Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club, GAA. BERNICE MOYER . . . General . . . FHA, Art Club. GERALD WAYNE MURRAY . . . Voc. Auto ... H. R. Sec. 4, Voc. Board, Chemistry Club. ADA MYERS . . . Academic . . . Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club. 46 CAROL MYERS ... Secretarial . . . FBLA, Jr. Red Cross. WILLIAM NELSON . . . General . . . Hunting Fishing. DAVID MYERS . . . Academic ... H. R. Pres. 3, Student Council, Oil Can, Swing Band. MARGARET NILSSON . . . General . . . FBLA, Photo Club, Jr. Red Cross, Ushers. MARGARET NELLES . . . Aco-demic ... H. R. Sec. 3, Student Council, FTA, Library Staff. JAMES OAKES . . . General . . . Sr. Hi News, Hunting Fishing, Boys' Ensemble, Musical. GERALD NELSON . . . General . . . Oil Can, Art Club, Hunting Fishing. NORMAN OCHALEK ... General . . . FBLA, Hunting Fishing, Boys' Career Club, Musical. Class Profits from Super Salesmanship Look out for the avalanche, Blanche. Distribution of Christmas cards snows under Blanche Mitcham and Bob Danzer co-chairmen of the campaign. Two hundred and thirty pounds were triumphantly lifted by Paul Sonoski in a physical fitness assembly. 47 A Gaily Decorated Gym Music and Dancing Add Up to a Most Pleasurable Evening JAMES OLMES ... Academic . .. Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, Basketball. LOUISE OLSOFKA . . . Academic ... NHS, Senior Hi News, Jr. Red Cross, Debate. KENNETH O'NEIL ... Academic . . . Oil Can, Senior Hi News, Chemistry Club, Tennis. CANDACE PAINE ... Academic .. . Student Council, Oil Can, Chemistry Club. BARBARA PALMER . . . Academic ... H. R. Sec. 3, Oil Can, Jr. Red Cross. WILLIAM LEE PASSAUER . . . General . . . Photo Club, Chemistry Club, Euclid Club. JACQUELINE PETERSON . . . Secretarial .. . FBLA, Jr. Red Cross. MARCIA PETT . . . Academic . . . Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club. 48 Straw and hard work were combined to make the scarecrow for our Harvest Ball. Chris Gill and Rick Montana, co-chairmen of the decorating committee, receive help from Doug Anthony and Cathy Rose. Pep, not posture, is Jay Kase's aim. Jay uses his head to transport his bass drum to pep meetings. EDDIE MAC PHILLIPS . . . Voc. Welding . . . V o c . Oil Gas, Hunting Fishing. ROWLAND PLOWMAN . . . General . . . H. R. Pres. 2, Class Officer 3, Musical, Football. ELIZABETH POOR- MAN . . . Secretarial .. . H. R. Sec. 4, Student Council, Library Staff, Oil Can. ROSALEE ANN PO-RATH ... General . . . FHA, Jr. Red Cross, Ushers, Public Reading. JAMES PUTNAM . . . Clerical . . . Senior Hi News, Hunting Fishing. JOYCE RALSTON . . . Secretarial . . . Senior Hi News, FBLA, Jr. Red Cross. GERALD L. RANKIN ... Academic . . . NHS, Photo Club, Euclid Club, Latin Club. FRANCES REDFIELD . .. Secretarial Library Staff. 49 RICHARD REDFIELD . . General . . . Boys' Career Club, Sr. Class Play, Track, Varsity O. WAYNE REED . . . General . . . Hunting Fishing, Boys' Career Club. DONALD REMBOLD . . . Academic . . . Chemistry Club, Track. NANCY ROGERS . . . Academic . . . Oil Can, Senior Hi News, Ushers, Sr. Class Play. Future Careers-Main Concern At Present CATHERINE ROSE ... Academic . . . Oil Can, Girls' Ensemble, Ushers, Musical. ROSEMARY ROSEBERRY . . . Secretarial . . . FHA. PATRICIA ROSENBERG . . . General ... Jr. Red Cross. SHIRLEY ROSIN . . Academic . . . H.R. Sec. 2, Class Officer 3, Cheerleaders, Debate. SHERYL SAGER . . . Academic . . . GAA, Oil Can, Jr. Red Cross, Euclid Club. DOROTHY SALLADE . . . Academic ... Oil Can, FTA, Jr. Red Cross, Ushers. MARGARET SAYERS ... Academic . . . Swing Band, Spanish Club, Dist. Band. PAUL SCHOONOVER . . . Voc. Auto ... Art Club, Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross. 50 Co-chairmen Pat Michaelson and Jim Etzel stand under the caterpillar resting on top of a toadstool. This decoration was the center of attraction for the theme Wonderland at the Junior Prom. Seniors Reach the Long Expected Goal SHARON SCHULER . . . Secretarial . . . Senior Hi News, FBLA, Jr. Red Cross, Ushers. SUSAN SCOTT ... Academic ... H. R. Sec. 4, Library Staff, Girls' Ensemble, Musical. VIKKILYN SCHULTZ ... General . . . Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club. KARL SEIFERT ... Academic . . . NHS, Senior Class Play, Newscasters. JERRY L. SCHWAB . . . Clerical . . . FBLA, Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross. THOMAS SHERBINE ... General. CAROL SCHWABENBAUER . . . Academic . . . NHS, Oil Can, Library Staff, Euclid Club. DONALD SHOWERS ... General ... Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross. 51 JOYCE SHREFFLER . . . Secretarial ... FBLA, Jr. Red Cross, Newscasters. DENVER SLAGLE ... Academic. CHLOE ANN SMITH . . . General. TOMMIE LEE SNOW . . . Voc. Auto . . . Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross. CONSTANCE SNYDER . . . Academic . . . Oil Can, Girls' Ensemble, Ushers, Majorettes. JAMES A. SNYDER . . . Clerical . . . Hunting Fishing, Boys' Career Club. Collegiate Style Dominates Class Rings PEGGY SNYDER . . . Academic ... H. R. Sec. 2, FHA, Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross. CECELIA E. SPARKS . . . Homemaking ... FHA, Art Club. CLIFFORD MORRISON SPENCE, JR. ... Voc. Auto . . . Student Council. LINDA MAE SPENCE . . . General . . . FTA, FBLA, Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross. GEORGIA STACK ... Clerical . . . FBLA, Hunting Fishing. MARGARET STEWART .. . Academic ... H. R. Pres. 2, 3, NHS, Oil Can, Cheerleaders. 52 SENIORS Seniors proudly display their class ring. Jackie Fry tells everyone to buy a megaphone being sold by FBLA club members. RITA STOUDT . . . Secretarial ... Oil Can, Ushe-s, Musical, Sr. Class Play. ALBERT STRAIN ... Academic . . . Chemistry Club, Euclid Club, Wrestling, Varsity O. JAMES SWIRES . . . Voc. Machine . . . Photo Club, Hunting Fishing, Chemistry Club. DONNA LEE SYLVESTER . . Secretarial . . . Oil Can, Girls' Ensemble, Musical. Old Clothes Day--The Epitome of Fashion CAROL THOMAS . . Secretarial . . . Oil Can, Girls' Ensemble, Musical, Majorettes. THOMAS THOMAS . . . Academic ... H. R. Pres. 4, Chemistry Club, Boys' Ensemble. GARY PROPER . . . General . . . Hunting Fishing, Swing Band, Wrestling. DIXIE TINGUE . . . General . . . F.H.A., Jr. Red Cross, Musical, G.A.A. KAREN LEE TOY . . . Secretarial ... Sr. Hi News, F.B.- L.A., Newscasters. EDWARD J. SZYMPRUCH . .. General . . . Euclid Club, Football, Track, Varsity O. 53 JACK TRAVIS . . . Academic . . . Hunting Fishing, Chemistry Club, Euclid Club. JOHN VENDER . . . General . . . Hunting Fishing, Track, Wrestling, Varsity O. NANCY TURNER . . . Academic ... H. R. Sec. 3, Oil Can, Library Staff, Organists. GLORIA FAITH VOGAN . . . Secretarial . . . Hunting Fishing, Newscasters. BLAINE UPLINGER . . . General . . . Chemistry Club, Musical, Track, Wrestling. LARRY R. WAITZ . . . General . . . Photo Club, Hunting Fishing, Radio Club. LEROY VANDALL . . . General . . . FTA, Art Club, Sr. Class Play, French Club. JUDITH WALLACE . . . Academic . . . Oil Can, Senior Hi News, Mystery Play, Debate. Another Week of Rise and Shine Coming CAROL WHITEHOUSE . . . Secretarial . . . Oil Can, Art Club, Girls' Ensemble, Musical. HOWARD WHITLING . . . General . . . FBLA, Hunting Fishing, Boys' Career Club. WILLIAM WIGREN . . . Clerical . . . Hunting Fishing, Track, Wrestling. GREGORY WILLIAMS . . . Academic . . . Student Council, Football, Varsity O. 54 DAVID WILSON . . . General . . . Senior Hi News, Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross. PATRICIA WOODS . . . Academic . . . Oil Can, Girls' Ensemble, Musical, Spanish Club. KENNETH WINGER . . . General . . . Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross. THOMAS WROMBLE ... General . . . Hunting Fishing. HAROLD WISE ... Voc. Machine . . . Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, Football. ROBERT E. YEAGER ... Voc. Auto . . . Hunting Fishing. SYLVIA WOLCOTT . . . Academic .. . Oil Can, Jr. Red Cross, Musical, French Club. CARL ZACCARIA ... General . . . Hunting Fishing, Boys' Ensemble. Experienced Seniors Lead Underclassmen Hours of preparation led to this important day. Joe Buterbaugh and Connie Motter distribute the Oil Cans which have been eagerly awaited. j She'll have to go the rest of the way unprotected, says Mr. Stover as he gives Floyd Fry detention for being late for class. (Individuals in this picture re-created a common occurrence at Senior.) 55 FRIENDLIEST— Who needs this, says Jackie Gonzalez to Dave Myers as they discard the pamphlet. Top Six —Our Favorites TOP SIX In the fall of the year the traditional election for the most popular seniors was held. The honor of being chosen was bestowed upon six students with the most pleasing personalities. Members of both the junior and the senior classes participated in the election. SMARTEST—This isn't a case of strong back, weak mind. Robin Horne and Nancy Caldwell hold up their grades by using many books. SHYEST—Too shy to face each other, Gail Kulling and Doug Fox bashfully consume a bowl of popcorn. Excelled in Many Fields SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Certain outstanding characteristics of twelve seniors were not unnoticed by the members of our class. The superlatives were chosen by the seniors only. Each boy and girl was selected because he had been prominent in a certain category. The election was held in October. TOP SIX—Back Seat: Peggy Stewart, Dick Krug, Jane Jackson. Front Seat: Dave Myers, Sue Lindquist, Rick Montana. WITTIEST— I spy my cap. Ken O'Neil discovers Candy Paine, the culprit, who took his hat. PEPPIEST—A friendly game of tug of war is waged between Jane Jackson and Gene Harkless. SWELLEST— May I have your autograph? Fans crowd around Dick Krug and Sue Lindquist. 57 JUNIORS Juniors Eagerly Await Glory of Being Seniors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS—Front Row: Joanne Strickland, secretary; Ethel Mong, vice president. Back Row: Joseph Wolozyn, president; Stephen Grant, treasurer; Mr. Scierka, adviser. Thomas Abplanalp Robert Allen William Allen Douglas Anderton William Armstrong Mary Ausel Richard Ausel Tamara Ausel Terry Ausel Richard Balas James Barr Ralph Bessey Joanne Bialy Barbara Billig Rosemarie Birsa Ralph Bittenbender Margaret Black Dennis Blauser Shirley Bly James Brewster 58 JUNIORS Nancy Brown Thomas Brown Joseph Brozeski Richard Brzuz Margaret Brzuz David Bunnell Katherine Burns Sandra Bussard Michael Callen Cathy Campbell Karen Campman Samuel Cangemi Janice Carbaugh Allen Carnes Grace Carson Kenneth Carson Donna Chelton Susan Clark Bonita Clyde James Cochran Robert Cohen Faith Coleman Linda Comet Conrad Conrad Judith Coon Charles Corbin Judy Cotherman Valerie Cox Susan Cozad Eleanor Cubbon Kenneth Culbertson Rose Culbertson Margaret Curran Richard Curran Beverly Dahle 59 JUNIORS Pamela Davies Karen Deets Sherryl Delo Sharon Depew Dennis Detar Helen Diebold Janet Dinberg Linda Dinger Kathy Donze Edward Downing James Eakin Mary Ebbert James English George Espy Susan Etzel Edwin Evans Nancy Farrell Barbara Ferringer Gerald Fitzgerald Karen Fleeger John Flynn Patric Folwell Delores Fox Darlene Fry Ray Fry Judy Geesey James George Janet Gibson Martha Giles Rita Glass Stephen Grant Viola Grant Melissa Griggs Sharon Gunnarson Linda Hamilton 60 JUNIORS Charlotte Harriger Virginia Harrison Barbara Hartel LaVerne Harvey Janice Heald Arlene Heath Michael Heckathorn Jeffery Hodges Janet Hofmeister Terry Hoover Edward Hower John Huey Dennis Huff Linda Hunt Bruce Hutchinson Donna Jackson Faye Jackson Miriam Jalosky Ruby Jenkins David Johnson James Johnson Judith Kaminske Susan Kaufman Daisy Kelley Richard Kellner Darlene Kennedy Carol Kerr Darlene Kimes David Kline Joseph Kozaczki Phyllis Kozaczki Carol Kresinski Jayne Kribbs Wayne Kugler Dennis Lavery 61 JUNIORS Joyce Lee David Lesh Lynne Lilly Katheryn Linehan Russell Lockhart Mary Lutz Jane Lynn Thomas Lytle Harry McFate Robert McFate Terrance McFetridge Ronald McKay Randy Marchinke Jean Martin James Martin Joan Martin Sandra Martin Roger Marvin Pamelia Matha Terrance Meddock Carol Miller Kenneth Miller Glen Mohnkern James Mohnkern Ethel Mong Samuel Moodie Rose Moon Sandra Morris Wallace Morrison Sandra Moyer Dianna Mylarski Sally Nelson Thomas Noon Russell Nunemaker Lorraine Oakes 62 Sandy Bussard and Terry Wood re-create part of a physical fitness assembly. Donna Sharp, Linda Bussard, and Jean Martin spend part of their lunch periods selling candy for the benefit of the library. Magazines, Rings, and Prom Close Year JUNIORS Thomas Oliver Dennis O'Neil Yvonne Passauer David Pearson Robert Perry George Pfendler Judith Phillips Daryl Plowman Kathryn Proper Candace Puleo Nancy Reagle Barbara Reid Judith Reninger John Riley James Roberts Kenneth Rodgers Bruce Rosen Kathy Rugh Janice Rumburd Sue Runninger 63 JUNIORS Roberta Runzo Elaine Russell Selinda Saltzman Mary Jill Samonsky Philip Sarver Perry Schreffler Eugene Schwab Margaret Scovron Elizabeth Anne Selden Paul Shane Donna Sharp Carolyn Shaughnessy John Shaughnessy Carol Shawl Sharon Shirey Marcine Shontz Margaret Shontz Sue Shumaker Judy Siverling Nora Slater Diane Sloven Shirley Slesnick Gloria Smith James Smith Robert Smith Charles Snyder Paul Sonoski Kathy Spangler Martha Sparks Jacqueline Spence Jeannetta Spence Cheryl Steward Eugene Stover Dorothy Strickland Joanne Strickland 64 JUNIORS Judy Strickland Edna Struthers Connie Sumoske Anthony Sylvester Joseph Szympruch Nancy Tawney Larry Tenney Kay Toy Rona Toy Gail Turner Karen Turner Michael Vender Charles Venturella Thomas Venturella Susie Voit Michael Walters Kathy Walther Albert Ward Donald Ward Mary Welch Otto Whaley William Wilkinson Jane Williams Anita Wilson Jack Wilson Mary Ann Wiltanger Donald Larry Winger Charles Witmer Joseph Wolozyn Patricia Womer Timothy Woods William Womer Eugene Wood IN MEMORIAM Linda Bickel Class of 1964 Donald Gatesman Class of 1964 Dorothy Krawiec Class of 1964 Barbara Lauer Class of 1965 65 SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 204—Front Row: Christy Burneisen, Robert Curtis, Ruby Brown, Alida Bates, Charles Barnes, Pamela Babcock, Judith Buzzard, Donna Biltz, Lois Beers, Tom Anderson. Row 2: Darlene Brown, Rebecca Campbell, Kim Berneburg, Carol L. Brown, Linda Bhame, Barbara Buchanan, Gary Amsden, Carol A. Brown, Nancy Bowles, Mr. Lofferty. Row 3: William Bell, Charles Douglas, Carl Baker, Michael Copley, Linda Burchfield, Diane Beach, Sue Baugher, Sandra Bryan, Goldie Bcrtlebaugh, Charles DeWitt. Back Row: James Deyoe, Ed Bennett, Victor Bowser, John Bolton, Howard Burr, Sharyn Barr, Linda Bechtel, Susan Brodman, Douglas Boring, Timothy Carlson. Life--A Discipline to the Sophomores SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 323—Front Row: John Griggs, Ronald Gunnarson, David Hipwell, Howard Goebel, Mary Jane Gloss, Joyce Carter, Toni French, Karol Fiely, Janice Gegogeine, Robert Dunkle, Virginia Clark, Mary Firster, Judy Evans. Row 2: Tom Hollingsworth, Mr. Doverspike (student teacher), Dennis Goddess, Willus Edwards, Linda Cornelius, Barbara Edwards, Donna Deeter, Delores Cunningham, Vicki Cox, Georgia Dalber, Christine Couch, Jane Dluzneski. Row 3: Richard Hip-well, Mrs. Dei ter, Patty Gertsch, Charles Gegogeine, Donna Gardiner, Thomas Heckathorn, James Gilhousen, Robert Howe, William Hawks, Dennis Harkless, William Dunkle, James Fry. Back Row: Martin Crzasko, Ellwood Ewing, Jack Fike, Joan Grove, Barbara Dudzic, Joyce Felmlee, Mary Czajka, Joy Dinger, Sandra Hall, Karen Christenson, Don Hofmeister, Thomas Gifford. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 412—Front Row: Charlene Loveless, Michele Leta, Kathleen Hutchison, Yvonne Heckathorne, Susan Hewey, Kathleen Kriedler, Linda Kuminkoski, Karen Horn, Cheryl Heckathorne, Kathleen Lendrum, Judith Harris, Margaret Heckathorne. Row 2: Miss Snyder, Steven Kugler, Lee Kiefer, Charles Lewis, Jane Hanna, Carol Heckathorne, Cheryl Hollingsworth, Edward McCrea, Gary Lake, Daniel Lee, William McClintic, Robert McMillen. Row 3: Patricia Hyde, Carol Hol-labaugh, Patricia Jarzab, Bryan Levine, Gary Jones, Larry Mertz, David Kennedy, Joseph Klinehamer, Stephen Michaelson, Sharon Kuhls, Joan Kerr, Terry Jamieson. Back Row: Richard Maxwell, Terry Kunselman, Robert Huff, James Hutchinson, Gary Kulling, John Mohnkern, Jay Kaufman, Daniel Miller, David McClellan, Jon Maybray, Rebekah Jalosky. Now Is the Time to Plan for the Future SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 422—Front Row: Duane Oswald, Robert Rayner, Donald Rosenberg, Carolyn Marvin, Cathy Mot-ter, Anna Miller, Nora Michaels, Bonnie Mack, Judith Lowers, Ann Marsh, Barbara Piercy, Kendalynne Mosier. Row 2: Mr. Urban, Roland Patton, Jone Norris, Jayne Milbrandt, Cheryl McLaughlin, Susan McCray, Linda Mix, Sandra McKissick, Sharon McCauley, Karen Oakes, Elaine Mullins, Gretchen McDonald, Leslie Marvin. Row 3: Audrey Pfendler, James Reed, Charles Montana, Charles Petre, Thomas Neal, Joseph Putnam, Quay Rearick, Bruce Rodgers, Frederick Porter, Virginia Lowry, Mary Mitcham, Linda McClain. Back Row: Thomas Roberts Michael Ritchie, John Rosenberg, Jack Potts, William Montgomery, James Moore, Robert Rugh, Terry Ray, Thomas Mohnkern, Dan Proper, William Muldoon, Robert Roess. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 423—Front Row: Trudy Sklar, Toni Rudolph, Sherry Roddy, Carolyn Ross, Sam Samuels, Patricia Seyler, Donna Shirey, Linda Schantz, Laurina Rodgers, John Stoudt, William Schwab, Judith Rudisille. Row 2: Patricia Rybak, Jane Skinner, Rita Plowman, Joanne Shirey, Sherry Rodgers, Helen Shattenberg, Delores Scott, Bonnie Schneider, Edward Stanley, Rebecca Reynolds, Janet Rex. Row 3: Mrs. Truby, Cody Smith, Gayle Sager, Beverly Say, Inez Roberts, Janice Rifenberrick, Candace Renninger, Richard Sayers, Lee Strickland, James Ryan, Larry Sterner. Back Row: Wilfred Strouse, Allan Sallade, David Shalof, Lenwood Schoch, John Schneeberger, David Sterner, Robert Sonoski, Michael Sabousky, Earl Stoltenburg. Sophomores - Two More Years to Study SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 424—Front Row: James Whitling, John Ward, Beverly Whitehill, Donna Wyncoop, Terry Whaley, Betty Tressler, Merrie Stover, Dolores Tunney, Joyce Soles, Sandra Smrekar, Sheryl Williams, Miss Jackson (student teacher). Row 2: Karen Tarleton, Carolyn White, Carol West, Beverly Williams, Francine Swetsky, Sheri Young, Barbara Thorpe, Carol Swartz, Pamela Sterner, Lois Sullivan, Marilyn Tarr. Row 3: Wallace Witmer, Thomas Thompson, Thomas Ware, William Stru-thers, Peggy Spence, Sandra Williams, Marybeth Welch, James Wert, Edward Swartz, Gary Webster, Stephen Udick, Mr. Webster. Back Row: James Thurau, Edward Whitman, Timothy Tarr, Terry Whitling, William Wright, Brad Williams, John Wilson, Gerald Ward, Clarence Van Wormer, Duane Ward. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 105—Front Row: Arthur Hanlon, Lawrence Benson, William Eaton, Charles McClintock, Blaine Marshall, David Mong, Michael Hewston. Row 2: Edward Milner, James Knupp, Michael Williams, Tom Porter, Robert Moore, James Shaughnessy, George Conn. Row 3: Clarence Spence, Joe Hinman, William Brumbaugh, David Kittner, Don Fike, William Shirey, Mr. Scierka. Back Row: Larry Andre, Clyde Rex, Ray Feeley, Daniel Drelick, Thomas Hartle. Yours Is The School and All That's In It SOPHOMORE HOME ROOMS 1 and 6—Front Row: Allen Hanlon, John DeWoody, Peter Brown, Dave Riley, Frank Kaufman, Robert Sherlock, Terrance Benson. Row 2: Edward Latchaw, Jim Echenoz, Paul Fox, Jerry Montgomery, Joe Heaven, Lorry Haylett, Fred Kulling. Row 3: Mr. Motha, Gary Byham, Clifford Deeter, John McCauley, Robert Gharing, John Mitchell, Mr. Banyas. Bock Row: Daniel Swob, John Nicewonger, Barry Neidich, Fred Sliter, Bruce Fox, John Atkinson. FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 112—Front Row: Herbert Davis, Thomas Caldwell, James Brosius, Cathy French, Linda Bussard, Richard Best, Pamela Cochran, Patricia Baer, Mary Kay Fedorek, Kathryn Copley. Row 2: Mrs. Lewis, Elaine Burnett, Kay Doyle, Bonnie Dinger, Mary Copley, Carol Bianchi, Rebecca Daugherty, Kenneth Cubbon, Linda Bittenbender, James Baker. Row 3: Kathleen Curran, Gregory Ames, William Ellis, Edward Dobosh, Mary Ann Andrews, Cheryl Durney, Rita Asel, Edward Dinger, Theresa Dluzneski, Daniel Bruner. Back Row: William Bryan, Robert Craft, Robert DeShong, Richard Adams, Glenn Black, Richard Cropp, Donald Emick, George Craft. 63-Marks Beginning of High School Career FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 113—Front Row: Paul Foster, Rhoda Koster, Glenn Fox, John Gloss, Terry Kelly, Daniel Kirchner, Donna Kline, Susan Hovis, Susan Hofmeister, Joyce Hill. Row 2: John Ferguson, Lanny Hildebrand, Robert Herman, Daniel Hughes, Frank Goodman, Linda Hart, Annamarie Heckathorn, Carol Gold, Sherrill Larsen, Tim Fry. Row 3: Mr. Watkins, Edward Flowers, William Healy, John Hanna, Frank Heber, Dennis Felmlee, Linda Graham, Lynn Mamott, Judy Lowry, Richard Hulsizer. Back Row: Katherine Lord, Karen Henderson, Mary Kay Marshall, Janet Lowry, John Kalamajka, Charles Harvey, Dennis Kirchner, William Hazlett, Anthony Ginnery, Jacqueline Gegogeine. 70 FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 122—Front Row: John Krensavage, David Last, Patricia Mong, Cheryl Montana, Rita Mays, Pamela Mong, John Lee, Sherry Myers, Joseph Kulinski, Kenneth Linch. Row 2: John Miller, James Klapec, Sheila Rudisille, Christine Roess, Daryl Shaughnessy, Sharon Phillips, Pat Malys, Stanley Rodgers, Rodney Osterman, Karen Morrison. Row 3: Harold Montgomery, Linda Perry, Donna Mathews, Dixie Shannon, Cheryle Ray, Barbara Rosinski, William Poulter, Ralph Kuhls, Robert Proper, Burt Rosen, Mrs. Bartlett. Back Row: Blair Rorabaugh, Louis Pleger, Martha Pacior, Jean Nelles, Carol Palmer, Rebecca Oakes, Walter McCauley, James Ross, Ronald Rolka, Jock Lepley. September Brings In a New Mass of Faces FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 123—Front Row: Sandra Stanton, Eileen Wise, Barbara Wise, Kathleen Williams, Maurean Stiglitz, Toni-Lee Vogan, Judith Stevens, Charlotte Way, Robert Smith, Samuel Zuck. Row 2: Mr. Simmons (student teacher), William Ruby, Philip Wilson, Tim Wade, Philip Walentosky, Jerome Schoonover, Barbara Young, Margaret Yarger, Caroline Spence, Laura VanWormer, Michael Winger. Row 3: James Russell, Ted Williamson, Daniel Welch, Charles Whitman, James Strickland, Nancy Walters, Judith Williams, Elaine Shreve, Harvey Wise, Stephen Winger, William Yashinski. Back Row: Mr. Wells, Gary Vender, Ronald Wurster, David Straub, Georgianna Welms, Richard Titus, Donna Stewart, Helen Wise, Gary Toy, Thomas Shefchunas, James Stralka. SOUTH SIDE FRESHMEN—Front Row: George Beighley, Sally Day, Terry Brink, Mynnette Cox, Diane Carnahan, Margie Friedman, Kathryn Groner, Karen Hamilton, Dan Brown. Row 2: Edward Cohn, Gregory Collins, Joseph Bucholz, Benjamin Alle-bach, Wilbur Clark, Thomas Anderson, James Best, James Collins, Judith Dolby, JoAnne Buckham. Back Row: Sandra Stanton, Alice Armstrong, Linda Amsden, Ruthann Fink, Robert Anderson, James Deeter, Joseph Cangemi, Sandra Gierlach, Joyce Butryn. Upperclassmen to Become Underclassmen SOUTH SIDE FRESHMEN—Front Row: Robert Martin, Ronald McCoid, Garry Leicht, Susan Hunt, Mary Fulmer, Patricia Hede-gore, Marie Lehnortt, Jane Koerner, Walter McKissick, Norman Dinberg. Row 2: Karen Huff, Randy Manley, William Huff, Lee James, Virginia Huff, James McCartney, Charles Kaufman, Wallace Hepler, Caroline Hinderman, Nancy Carll. Back Row: Thomas Henderson, Linda Huff, Sandra Hart, Kathleen Huey, Joseph Levi, Gregory Fitzgerald, Jerry Huey, Deena Levine. SOUTH SIDE FRESHMEN—Front Row: Pamela Petre, Jill Levine, Linda Peterson, Linda Lewis, Mary Irwin, Blanchard Miller, Judith Olmes, Paula Reed, Melissa Mohr, Donald Bennett. Row 2: Fred Reninger, Ruth Reasor, Robert Montgomery, Judith McFetridge, Sandra Levine, Timothy Morrison, Paul Sallade, Larry Rogers, James Prather, David Mitchell. Back Row: Mark Reagle, James Rodgers, Carolyn Bennett, Andrea Reich, John Scanned, Ted Robison, Gary Miller, Marjorie Mitcham, Karen McMillin. Determination and Work Bring Out Best SOUTH SIDE FRESHMEN—Front Row: Mary Ann Shreve, Kenneth Taylor, Donald Schneider, Gloria Schwab, Dale Shook, Barbara Schell, Richard Smith, Nedra Sheatz, Sherill Reninger, Debra Uhlott. Row 2: Dennis Umstead, Dennis Uhlott, Larry Vogan, Robert Stark, Clara Vogus, Priscilla Whitehill, Susan Watkins, Julie Spangler, Margaret Smith, Georgette Sampsell. Back Row: Charles Shreffler, Beverly Roberts, Timothy Wood, William Wingert, Linda Russell, Harold Sitterley, John Snyder. 74 FOOTBALL Top: Chuck Venturella about to be hemmed in. Bottom: Dave Wilson off on a gallop. Under the supervision of Mr. Hildebrand, head coach, and assistants, Mr. Urban, Mr. Kock-ler, Mr. Russell and Mr. Flath, the Oiler team opened and closed the season with a win. The Oiler Club presented trophies to the outstanding back and lineman each week, thus inspiring the boys to play better. Selections for All Section team were Chuck Venturella, halfback, and Dick Krug, guard. Krug and Venturella sparked the season with brilliant plays, such as the offset huddle play in the Hickory game. Mr. Hildebrand said that due to a large number of returning underclassmen, a bright future is indicated for the Oilers. 76 Dave Wiison on the receiving end of a forward pass. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Oil City Opp. 13 Titusville 7 6 Corry 19 0 Grove City 39 6 Warren 13 6 Greenville 26 7 Meadville 18 13 Franklin 26 18 Hickory 0 Oilers Begin and End Season with Victory Chuck Venturella around end with Dave Wilson leading the way. 77 team experience an anxious moment. Team physician. Dr. T. S. Gabreski, and Jim Shaughnessy on the side lines. Determined Oilers Go Thru Snow to Win FOOTBALL TEAM—Front Row: Rick Montana, Al Ward, Ed Downing, Paul Sonoski, Dick Houtz, Dave Pearson. Row 2: Tim Woods, Rowland Plowman, Don Delo, Jack Wilson, Carl Gardner, Greg Willioms. Row 3: Rick Sayers, Bill Kribbs, Joe Szympruch, Ed Hower, Jerry Word, Tex Pfendler. Row 4: Gary Jones, Mike Vender, Dave Johnson, Dan Kluck, Bruce Hutchinson, Scott Sibson. Row 5: Mr. Urban, Bob Scott, Tom Abplanalp, Jim Russell, Dave Straub, Sam Snyder, Glen Black. Row 6: Mr. Kockler, Tim Hildebrand, Ted Robinson, Norm Ochalek, Denny Kirchner, Jim Knupp, Fred Renninger, Ron McCoy. Back Row: Bob Rayner, Bob Montgomery, Larry Winger, Jim Brewster, Bill Wilkinson, Dan Brown. COACHES: Kneeling: Mr. Kockler, Mr. Russell, Mr. Flath. Standing: Mr. Hildebrand (head coach), Mr. Urban. Chuck Venturella goes around end for a sizable gain. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN—Varsity Lettermen: Jim Cochran, Dick Curran, Dave Downing, Tom Kerr, Bill Kribbs, Dick Krug, Sam Krug, Russell Lockhart, Jim Mohnkern, Rick Montana, George Pfendler, Rowland Plowman, Jim Shaughnessy, Chuck Venturella, Mike Walters, Al Ward, Jerry Word, Greg Williams, Dave Wilson. Junior Varsity Lettermen: Tom Abplanalp, Ed Downing, Dan Drelick, LaVerne Harvey, Dave Herman, Dick Houtz, Ed Hower, Bruce Hutchinson, Terry Ray, Denny Shaw, Scott Sibson, Bill Slaler, Paul Sonoski, Chris Strohm, Joe Szympruch, Bill Wilkinson, Jock Wilson, Tim Woods. Excitement Runs High at Franklin Game FOOTBALL TEAM—Front Row: Mike Walters, Dave Wilson, LaVerne Harvey, Denny Shaw, Ed Szympruch, Tom Kerr. Row 2: Bill Slater, Dick Krug, Jim Cochran, Dave Downing, Chuck Venturella, Jim Shaughnessy. Row 3: Buzz Lockhart, Jim Mohnkern, Butch Huey, Sam Krug, John Downing, Tom Anderson. Row 4: Gary Kulling, Paul Shane, Dick Curran, Bill Linch, Terry Schultz, Dave Herman. Row 5: Don Hofmeister, Doug Boring, Dan Drelick, Terry Ray, Chris Strohm, Pat Malys, Mr. Hildebrand. Row 6: Ron Tarr, Jim Johnson, Gary Webster, Joe Kozaczki, Brad Williams, Dan Kirch- ner, Mr. Flath. Back Row: Lanny Hildebrand, Harold Montgomery, Dave Kennedy, Bryan Levine, Tom Venturella, Ralph Cools, Mr. Russell. Dave Pearson driving for a goal. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Oil City 58 Clarion Opp. 52 65 Grove City 67 58 Cranberry 49 63 Rocky Grove 52 47 Hickory 43 64 Titusville 24 53 Union Joint 46 51 Franklin 47 79 Rocky Grove 53 60 Titusville 45 45 Meadville 79 61 Corry 52 52 Warren 46 52 Franklin 53 41 Titusville 38 60 Meadville 68 68 Grove City 67 66 Corry 65 58 Cranberry 46 85 Warren 56 VARSITY BASKETBALL—Front Row: Mr. Russell, George Kern, Tom Abplonolp, Dave Pearson, Jim Etzel, Bob Hadley. Back Row: Steve Grant, Mike Walters, Jerry Fitzgerald, Tim Woods, Steve Mix, Ted Stoudt, Terry McElhattan. 81 Oiler Scores Bring Successful Season BASKETBALL Although the Oiler cagemen lost some of the important games, their season proved to be quite profitable as they set an overall record of 16-4 and a league record of 7-3. The Oilers opened the basketball season with new coaches, who helped lead them to their many victories. The two high scorers for the year proved to be Terry McElhattan with 214 points and Dave Pearson with 203 points. BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Varsity—Dave Pearson, Terry McElhattan, George Kern, Jim Etzel, Steve Mix, Bob Hadley, Tim Woods, Tom Abplanalp, Jerry Fitzgerald, Ted Stoudt. Junior Varsity—John Downing, Dick Houtz, Earl Stoltenburg, Bill Wright, Tom Neal, Clarence VanWormer, Terry Ray, Bill Slater, Jay Kaufman, Mike Walters, Dave Shalof, Ed Stanley. Oil City has Franklin hemmed in. Mix explodes his way up through. Winning Oilers Split With Greatest Rival Mix shoots from top of key. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Oil City Opp. 41 Clarion 31 44 Grove City 64 47 Cranberry 44 53 Rocky Grove 59 35 Hickory 42 59 Franklin 40 60 Rocky Grove 45 65 Titusville 49 34 Meadville 30 49 Corry 32 40 Warren 36 45 Franklin 33 47 Titusville 32 63 Meadville 44 59 Grove City 39 45 Corry 51 50 Cranberry 29 57 Warren 48 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL—Front Row: Joy Kaufman, Terry Ray, Bill Slater, Dick Houtz, Earl Stolt-enburg, Mr. Kockler. Back Row: Dave Shalof, Ed Stanley, Bill Wright, Tom Neal, Clarence VanWormer, John Downing. 83 Matmen's Skills Make for Victory WRESTLING TEAM. Front Row: Richard Titus, Herb Davis, Daniel Kirchner, John Hutchinson, Roland Patton, Chris Burneisen, James Deeter, Thomas Oliver, Kenneth Cubbon, Gregory Ames, David Wilson. Row 2: Gerald Ward, James Hutchinson, Wallace Witmer, Cody Smith, Gail Turner, Lee Strickland, Robert Danzer, Walter Harkless, Jim Shaughnessy, Tom Shefchunas, Tom Masters, Dan Proper. Back Row: Paul Sonoski, LaVerne Harvey, Blair Rorabaugh, Brad Williams, Dennis Harkless, Joseph Szympruch, Gary Proper, Richard Bales, Bill Linch, Dennis Shaw, Fred Renninger. 84 WRESTLING SCORES Oil City Opp. 26 Hickory 32 29 Franklin 28 27 Ft. Lebeouf 17 36 Titusville 13 36 Brookville 10 20 Corry 21 22 Warren 25 23 Franklin 21 38 Titusville 8 29 Grove City 19 18 Greenville 24 37 Erie Academy 14 24 Corry 19 24 Warren 26 Pin him, Jerry. Section Honors Taken By Oiler WRESTLING Two hours were spent on rugged practice each afternoon by the wrestling squad. The reward was the feeling of victory when the opponent was pinned, but this took skill and knowledge on the part of each man. Mr. Flath led his matmen to a 9-5 record. Gene Harkless was this year's most outstanding wrestler, placing first in the 120 pound weight class at the Section Tournament. LETTERMEN Dick Best, Ron Patton, Denny Harkless, Gene Harkless, John Hutchinson, Bob Danzer, LaVerne Harvey, Jim Shaughnessy, Dave Wilson, Jerry Ward, Chuck Ven-♦ urella, Paul Sonoski, Gary Proper. Section Champion—Gene Harkless. Gene Harkless takes down his opponent. 85 Tennis TENNIS TEAM—Front Row: Tommy Bukolt, Bill Wright, Pot Molys, John Flynn. Row 2: Mr. Porter, Tim Woods, Don Delo, Terry Meddock. Bock Row: Dick Fry, Jim Oakes, Terry Ray, Rick Adams. Under the coaching of Mr. Porter the Oil City tennis team sports a record of 16-0 for the past three seasons. Jim Oakes and Dick Fry were District 10 double champs last year and are planning to defend their crown this year. Returning lettermen were Jim Oakes and Don Delo, seniors; Dick Fry, Terry Meddock and Tim Woods, juniors. Track Eighty-five boys, including fifteen returning lettermen made up the track team under head coach Mr. Enos and assistants Mr. Applequist, Mr. Urban and Mr. Askins. The team participated in ten meets. Lettermen were J. Vender, R. Montana (cocaptains), E. Hower, D. Curran, C. Harkless, T. Stoudt, C. Conrad, J. Potts, L. Harvey, D. Wilson, D. Pearson, D. Redfield, E. Szympruch, T. Kerr, J. Shaughnessy. TRACK TEAM—Front Row: L. Haylett, B. Strothers, B. Montgomery, G. Collins, J. Baker, J. Hanna, H. Davis, L. Huff, W. Clark, J. Scanned, D. Schneider, D. Cropp, R. Gunnarson, D. Lee, T. Anderson, D. Harkless, T. Morrison, J. Fry, C. Harvey, Mr. Enos. Row 2: B. Huff, J. Ryan, B. Wigren, D. Redfield, T. Venturella, R. Lockhart, J. Downing, C. Harkless, G. Harkless, C. Conrad, B. McFate, R. Nunemaker, D. O'Neil, P. Shreffler, J. Mohnkern, B. McClintock, D. Boring, D. Rembold, J. Vender (co-captain). Row 3: J. Smith, D. Kellner, J. Potts, J. Shaughnessy, C. Strohm, D. Brzuz, J. Kozaczki, C. Griggs, D. Curran, C. Gardner, D. Kline, J. Ward, D. Straub, G. Proper, D. Titus, R. Shaw. Back Row: R. Montana (co-captain), D. Brown, F. Reninger, G. Kulling, T. Schultz, D. Shalof, E. Downing, B. Slater, C. Montana, R. Mathews, M. Vender, B. Uplinger, A. Ward, L. Harvey, T. Stoudt, D. Wilson, E. Szympruch, D. Shaw. 86 JUNIOR AND SENIOR G.A.A. OFFICIALS—Front Row: Connie Sumoske, Noro Slater, Grace Carson, Kathy Proper, Dixie Tingue, Judy Phillips, Joanne Strickland, Peggy Brzuz, Donna Sharp, Jill Samonsky. Row 2: Peggy Scovron, Carol Shaughnessy, Karen Campman, Nancy Brown, Rose Birsa, Judy Coon, Sandy Bussard, Dorothy Strickland, Barbara Reid, Mrs. Samonsky. Back Row: Ruby Jenkins, Kay Toy, Lynne Lilly, Kathy Burns, Linda Comet, Carol Schwabenbauer, Sherry Sager, Dottie Sallade, Connie Motter, Sports Enthusiasts Participate in G. A. A. SOPHOMORE G.A.A. OFFICIALS—Front Row: Donna Wyncoop, Toni Rudolph, Kathy Kriedler, Toni French, Cheryl Hollingsworth, Linda Wiltanger, Cheryl Heckathorne, Jane Hanna, Carol Heckathorne. Row 2: Janice Gegogeine, Candy Renninger, Georgia Dalber, Laur-ina Rodgers, Judy Lowers, Bonnie Mack, Barbara Thorpe, Fran Swetsky, Mary Jane Gloss. Row 3: Sherry Roddy, Donna Deeter, Donna Gardiner, Joan Kerr, Sandy Williams, Barbara Dudzic, Elaine Mullins, Karen Tarleton, Sherry Young. Back Row: Inez Roberts, Pam Sterner, Rebecca Reynolds, Gail Sager, Rebecca Jalosky, Pat Hyde, Gretchen McDonald, Audrey Pfendler, Linda McClain, Janet Rex. 87 Za C§TTDWO STEMS LEAVES 88 89 Government Of, By, STUDENT COUNCIL After a stimulating election a united Student Council worked feverishly to benefit Senior. The need for funds to buy an electric pencil sharpener and a dictionary for junior high and senior high homerooms having the largest percentage of guests on Visitor's Day, to provide Derricks for the school library and the Council's scrapbook, and to contribute aid to various departments involved in projects like the Science Fair, was announced by Mr. McFall, adviser. Under the leadership of president, Dave Myers; vice president. Candy Paine; secretary, Sandy Morris; and treasurer, Kim Berneburg; members raised money by operating the concession stand and selling the mystery play tickets. STUDENT COUNCIL—Front Row: Thomas Neal, Sam Samuels, Thomas Venturella, Diane Beach, Cathy Campbell, Kim Berneburg, Susan Hewey, Joe Heaven, James Shaughnessy. Row 2: Candace Paine, Edward Downing, Philip Irwin, Gerald Felmlee, Elizabeth Selden, Sandy Morris, Pamela Davies, Joan Martin. Back Row: James Etzel, Clifford Spence, Jerry Ward, David Myers, Mr. McFall, Dave Depew, Richard Montana, Gregory Williams, Nancy Caldwell. and For the Students Students operating the concession stand frantically serve a hungry football crowd. Spring Brings Induction of New Members National Honor Society Advisers—Mr. Mohr, Mirs Bool. Louise Olsofka, Carol Schwabenbauer, Karl Seifert, and Robin Horne light candles in preparation for the induction ceremony. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Twenty-two students exemplifying character, scholarship, leadership, and service were inducted into the National Honor Society in March. Excelling any previous profits obtained by selling refreshments at home basketball games, the group offered two scholarships to worthy members. Miss Boal and Mr. Mohr were the advisers. Officiating were Jerry Rankin, president; Robin Horne, vice president; Nancy Caldwell, secretary; and Margaret Stewart, reporter. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—Front Row: Robert Cohen, Gloria Giles, Katheryn Linehan, Edwina Cough-Ion, Gayleen Chelton, Joanne Strickland, Nancy Reagle, Rose Birsa. Row 2: Carol Schwabenbauer, Nancy Caldwell, Jacquelyn Gonzalez, Pamelia Matha, Nancy Turner, Jane Jackson, Susan Lindquist, Susan Scott. Row 3: Jerry Rankin, Joseph Buterbaugh, Betty McKenzie, Louise Olsofka, Linda Comet, Thomas Venturella, Charles Venturella, Margaret Stewart. Back Row: Conrad Conrad, Terrance Med-dock, Richard Montana, James Etzel, Robin Horne, David Myers, Albert Word, Karl Seifert. Gallia Est Omnis Divisa in Partes Tres LATIN CLUB This year the Fifty Latin Club members, who were second-year and advanced Latin students, elected Jay Kaufman, Consul; and Jerry A'ard, Scribe. The monthly meetings, held under Mrs. Skinner's direction in her home room, featured Latin records, such as Medea, and guest speakers, including Mrs. Gill, who has traveled in Italy. A trip to Buhl Planetarium with Cranberry Latin students was planned. Latin A students get together for conversation. Front Row: Cheryl McLaughlin, Jane Skinner, Sue Hewey. Back Row: Bruce Rodgers, Sam Samuels, Jay Kaufman. LATIN CLUB—FiontRow: Sandra Martin, Linda Schantz, Ronald Patton, Sam Samuels, Carol Lowry, Leslie Marvin, Nora Michaels, Beverly Whitehill, Susan Hewey, Ada Myers, Carol Heckathorne, Charles Petre. Row 2: Kathy Rugh, Dennis Goddess, Janice Rumburd, Howard Goebel, Rosemarie Birsa, Kim Bemeburg, Donna Wyncoop, Carmen Barrett, Sandra Bryan, Kathleen Hutchison, Cheryl McLaughlin. Row 3: Joseph Wolozyn, James Wert, Elaine Mullins, Marybeth Welch, Jane Skinner, Susan Arkwright, Karen Deets, Connie Motter, James Szafran, Richard Cropp, Beverly Say, Susan McCray. Back Row: Dennis Huff, Robert Howe, Christopher Strohm, David Shalof, Michael Ritchie, Gerald Ward, Richard Houtz, Jay Kaufman, Thomas Noon, William McClintic, Bruce Rodgers, Timothy Carlson, Stephen Grant, Michael Heckathorn. 92 FRENCH CLUB—Front Row: Gecrge Campbell, Darlene Kennedy, Janet Dinberg, Carol Miller, Faye Jackson, Sharon Gunnar-son, Patricia Kulinski, Candace Puleo, Gail Kulling, Sharon Kelley. Row 2: Tom Kimes, Blanche Mitcham, Eleanor Cubbon, Joy Caldwell, Jayne Kribbs, Mary Lutz, Sylvia Wolcott, Sandra Morris, Judy Wallace, Pamelia Matha, Mr. McFal . Row 3: Philip Server, Jon Maybray, Robert Cohen, Elaine Russell, Dianna Mylarski, Suscn Cozad, Nancy Regers, Nancy Caldwell, Conrad Conrad, Ray Fry. Back Row: Gloria Smith, Sandra Comi Ward, Stephen Grant, Sam Cangemi, Christine Gill, Linda Comet. Comment Allez Vous? FRENCH CLUB Le francais on a parle dans le cercle de fran-cais. Monsieur McFall assisted by president, Nancy Caldwell; vice president, Linda Comet; secretary, Jayne Kribbs; and treasurer, Sylvia Wolcott, conducted the programs on Monday evenings. Participants were junior and senior French students. •, James George, Joseph Brozeski, LaVerne Harvey, Albert Muy Bien, Gracias SPANISH CLUB This year's Spanish Club under the guidance of Mr. McFall, was made up of juniors and seniors who took Spanish. They met one Monday night a month in the home economics room at Senior. Guest speakers and slides used during the club meetings proved both educational and entertaining. SPANISH CLUB—Front Row: Harry McFate, Patricia Allebach, Janice Heald, Katheryn Linehan, Roberta Runzo, Judy Siverling, Mary Ann Welch, Cheryl Steward, Sandra Bussard, Joanne Strickland, Patricia Woods, Margaret Sayers, Jill Samonsky. Row 2: Thomas Oliver, Kathy Spangler, Judith Coon, Valerie Cox, Patricia Cherry, Shirley Rosin, Pamela Davies, Linda Hunt, Melissa Griggs, Ethel Mong, Richard Hockenberry, John Huey, James Eakin. Row 3: Mr. McFall, James Johnson, Edwin Evans, Dennis O'Neil, Daryl Plowman, Susan Scott, Barbara Billig, Lynne Lilly, Bruce Rosen, Jacquelyn Gonzalez, Jane Jack-ron, Cathy Rose, Shirley Slesnick, Elizabeth Selden. Back Row: Terry McElhattan, Richard Krug, Timothy Woods, George Pfendler, James Olmes, Michael Walters, Paul Shane, Jeffery Hodges, Dennis Lavery, Daniel Sloppie, Robert McFate, Kay Toy, Betty McKenzie. Practical Experience is Gained in Clubs F.B.L.A.—Front Row: Rito Glass, Linda Hamilton, Carol Kresinski, Nancy Reagle, Sue Runninger, Gayleen Chelton, Karen Toy, Judy Burchfield, Nancy Brown, Mrs. Reinhardt. Row 2: Joyce Shreffler, Margaret Heckathorne, Joanne Shirey, Helen Shattenberg, Barbara Edwards, Delores Fox, Judi Grubbs, Richard Hockenberry, Judith Harris, Miss Snyder. Row 3: Sharon Heffern, Jeannetta Lesh, Goldie Bartlebaugh, Donna Chelton, Carol Blauser, Jacqueline Fry, Mary Kaufman, Joyce Ralston, Sue Leadbetter, Margaret Black. Back Row: LeRoy Vandall, Joanne Bioly, Katherine Burns, Susan Clark, Faith Coleman, Jacqueline Peterson, Carol Myers, Margaret Nilsson, Rito Stoudt, Howard Whitling. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The F.B.L.A. project for the year is recruiting new club chapters. Judy Burchfield, seated, Gayleen Chelton, and LeRoy Vandall type and mail the invitations. Future Business Leaders of America had fifty members. The officers of F.B.L.A. were Jacqueline Fry, president; Mary Kaufman, vice president; Judy Burchfield, secretary; Margaret Morse, registrar-recorder; and Karen Toy, treasurer. The purpose of F.B.L.A. was to make good future business leaders. A Region II spring contest was held with typewriting, bookkeeping, shorthand, clerical practice, public speaking, and spelling contests. The election of Mr. and Miss F.B.L.A. also took place at this time. Miss Snyder and Mrs. Reinhardt were the advisers. 94 Tact--A Useful Tool in Many Situations SENIOR USHERS Front Row: Patricia Allebach, Patricia Woods, Shirley Rosin, Jane Jackson, Peggy Nelles, Gail Kulling, Joy Holt, Blanche Mitcham, Jackie Gonzalez, Carol Thomas. Row 2: Sylvia Wolcott, Susan Lindquist, Nancy Turner, Catherine Rose, Constance Snyder, Judith Wallace, Margaret Nilsson, Carol Schwabenbauer, Gloria Giles. Back Row: Patricia Cherry, Sheryl Sager, Margaret Stewart, Betty McKenzie, Rita Stoudt, Christine Gill, Candace Paine, Carol McLaughlin, Nancy Henderson, Nancy Caldwell, Patricia Michaelson. Students served as ushers for various activities held in the school auditorium. The group was under the supervision of Mr. McFall, adviser, and Candy Paine, head usher. Programs in which the girls participated were Community Concert, Senior Class Play, and Swing Out. USHERS The G.A.A. Club was made up of girls interested enough in athletics to participate after school in games such as volleyball, basketball, and table tennis. G.A.A. letters were given to all girls who earned eighty per cent of the possible total points. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SENIOR G.A.A. Front Row: Donna Sylvester, Connie Snyder, Dixie Tin-gue, Carol Thomas, Gail Kulling, Sue Lindquist. Row 2: Mrs. Samonsky, Jackie Fry, Sherry Sager, Carol Whitehouse, Gloria Giles, Connie Motter, Jeannetta Lesh. Back Row: Nancy Henderson, Dottie Sallade, Carol Schwabenbauer, Jane Jackson, Carol Blauser, Mary Crosby. 95 Apples -A Small Token of Our Appreciation FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Educators of America's future students are members of the F. T. A. today. Guiding the group of juniors and seniors were president, Dave Wilson; vice president, Rick Montana; secretary, Pam Davies; and treasurer, Roberta Runzo. Sponsors for the club were Mrs. Deiter and her student teacher. During National Teachers' Week in April, Apple for the Teacher Day was observed. Shiny, red apples were placed in the teachers' mailboxes as tokens of appreciation. Conducting guests to various rooms on Visitors' Day and monitoring outside the auditorium prepare future teachers to be responsible individuals. An opple for the teacher. For his service each teacher received an apple from the F. T. A. club. Mary Ellen Ebbert and Nancy Caldwell polish and place the apples in the mailboxes. F. T. A.—Front Row: Beverly Dahle, Karen Deets, Richard Hockenberry, Linda Spence, Judy Siverling, Pat Arnold (visitor), Katheryn Linehan, Vicki Cox, Sharon Gunnarson, Mary Ellen Ebbert, Roberta Runzo. Row 2: Mr. Doverspike (student teacher), Sandra Morris, Joan Martin, Peggy Nelles, Carol Miller, Faye Jackson, Kathy Rugh, Cheryl Steward, Sandy Bussard, Mrs. Deiter. Row 3: Dianna Mylarski, Dorothy Sallade, Pamela Davies, Lynne Lilly, Janet Dinberg, Joy Caldwell, Martha Giles, Elizabeth Anne Selden, Susan Etzel, Kathy Spangler, Jackie Gonzalez, Judy Wallace. Back Row: Frank Grzasko, James Etzel, Robin Horne, Betty McKenzie, Katherine Burns, Shirley Slesnick, Christine Gill, David Wilson, Richard Montana, LeRoy Vandall, Nancy Caldwell. F.H.A.—Front Row: Judith Harris, Linda Kuminkoski, Sheryl Williams, Carolyn Marvin, Lois Beers, Jane Cochran, Nancy Farrell, Janet Gibson, Dolores Tunney, Toni Rudolph, Rita Plowman. Row 2: Mrs. Matthews, Viola Grant, Rebecca Campbell, Linda McClain, Candace Renninger, Yvonne Butryn, Arlene Heath, Bonnie Schneider, Beverly Williams, Peggy Snyder, Barbara Edwards. Row 3: Joyce Felmlee, Marjorie Herron, Pamela Sterner, Marilyn Tarr, Margaret Scovron, Susan Kaufman, Margaret Heckathorne, Darlene Fry, Helen Diebold, Patricia Rybak, Judith Geesey, Miss Manross. Back Row: Jean Martin, Connie Horn, Janice Carbaugh, Darlene Kimes, Rosemary Roseberry, Virginia Lowry, Sandra McKissick, Vikki Schultz, Sandra Gold, Lois Sullivan, Donna Sharp. Girls Prepare for Their Future Careers FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Hats, hats, hats was the project the girls of the Future Homemakers of America Club entered in the Farm Show at Harrisburg. Under the direction of Mrs. Matthews and Miss Manross, the club elected the following officers: president, Linda McClain; vice president, Connie Horn; secretary, Darlene Fry; treasurer, Sandra Gold. The girls sold sweatshirts with an F.H.A. emblem on them, made Christmas favors for the hospital, and held a bazaar in the spring. The state convention, which is an annual event, was held at Pennsylvania State University this year. That looks about the right size. Peggy Scovron, Linda McClain, and Yvonne Butryn check the F.H.A. sweatshirts before ordering. 97 Originality Displayed by Clever Students LIBRARY STAFF Duties varying from the checking out of 31,000 books per year to the arranging of the many different magazines, make the job of our library staff one of great importance. After completion of the traditional library manual, fourteen sophomores became a part of the regular librarians. The entire group, under the direction of Mrs. Daubenspeck and her assistant, Mrs. Walz, efficiently run our library. SENIOR LIBRARIANS—Front Row: Nancy Turner, Pat Cherry, Nancy Caldwell, Carol Schwabenbauer, Peg Stewart, Linda James. Back Row: Betty Poorman, Sue Scott, Frances Redfield, Sandy Boyles, Peg Nelles, Joy Holt, Gail Kulling, Jane Cochran. BULLETIN BOARD STAFF—Front Row: Peggy Curran, Carol Baker, Joanne Strickland. Back Row: Pat Michaelson, Linda Comet. 98 SEPTEMBER The Threshold of the Door to Knowledge SOPHOMORE LIBRARIANS—Front Row: Michele Leta, Barbara Dudzic, Beverly Say, Susan Broadman, Sandra Williams, Linda Bhame, Jane Skinner. Back Row: Susan Hewey, Yvonne Butryn, Judith Harris, Sheri Young, Cheryl McLaughlin, Carol Heckathorne, Bonnie Mack. JUNIOR LIBRARIANS—Front Row: Karen Deets, Shirley Slesnick, Linda Comet, Nancy Tawney, Kathy Spangler, Pam Davies, Elizabeth Anne Selden. Back Row: Joanne Strickland, Sue Etzel, Ethel Mong, Sue Shumaker, Judith Coon, Rosemarie Birsa, Darlene Kennedy, Jayne Kribbs. 99 Varied Fields Deal With the Drawing of Lines EUCLID CLUB—Front Row: Gerald Rankin, Gary Barnes, Jack Travis, Carolyn Brown, Carol Schwabenbauer, Nancy Rogers. Row 2: Richard Redfield, Robert Buckham, William Passauer, Sheryl Sager, Jon Gustafson, Albert Strain. Back Row: Mr. Porter, Kenneth O'Neil, David Myers, Terry McElhattan, Thomas Thomas, Gregory Williams. EUCLID CLUB The purpose of the Euclid Club was to enrich the mathematics program by doing more advanced work which limited class time did not permit. Limited to seniors, meetings were held monthly under the direction of Mr. Porter and the following officers: president. Sherry Sager; vice president, Ken O'Neil; secretary, Greg Williams; and treasurer, Thomas Thomas. ART CLUB This year's Art Club devoted all its time to discussing art as a career. Mr. Watkins had each student investigate an art school of his choice, make a report on it, and then bring the report to the meetings for discussion with the other students. The club helped the student to choose a school for further education in art. ART CLUB—Front Row: Lorry Mertz, Dennis O'Neil, Howard Goebel, Bernice Moyer, Diane Sloven, Margaret Curran. Row 2: Mr. Watkins, Eleanor Cubbon, Shirley Rosin, Linda Dinger, David Hipwell. Back Row: Thomas Gifford, David Downing, Douglas Anthony, Kenneth Hoffman, John Hutchinson. 100 JUNIOR RED CROSS—Front Row: J. Wert, G. Jones, B. Rodgers, C. Horn, R. Nunemaker, R. Jolosky, K. Moore, J. Kerr. Row 2: D. Pifer, S. Cozod, N. Turner, L. Hunt, P. Cherry, J. Jackson, S. Etzel, B. Say, C. Hollabaugh, G. McDonald. Row 3: Mrs. Crawford, P. Womer, S. Bussard, C. Steward, M. Welch, J. Siverling, Y. Heckothorne, I. Wiltanger, P. Toy, B. Tressler, S. Heckathorne, J. Hanna, D. Tingue, C. Heckothorne, B. Dahle. Row 4: Mr. Webster, P. Kozaczki, M. Pett, R. Birsa, J. Kaminski, D. Kelley, I. Rodgers, C. Ross, C. Kresinski, J. Rumburd, K. Warcholic, C. Swartz, K. Donze, J. Caldwell, J. Boyles, M. Giles. Row 5: S. Williams, M. Griggs, C. Barrett, L. Burchfield, J. Milbrandt, D. Beach, K. Ber-neburg, B. Piercy, L. Mix, C. Motter, K. Deets, S. Nelson, N. Brown, P. Matha, R. Reynolds, P. Spence. Row 6: R. Moon, S. Delo, E. Mong, S. Martin, M. Lutz, B. Dudzic, D. Fox, J. Heold, J. Martin, P. Davies, P. Alleboch, S. Wolcott, E. Russell, L. Oakes. Back Row: R. Horne, C. Gardner, F. Grzasko, J. Kase, D. Herman, K. Rodgers, P. Schoonover. Conscientious Students Help At Hospital JUNIOR RED CROSS—Front Row: J. Evens, D. Drelick, D. Boring, J. Smith, J. Boltcn, C. Paine, C. Smith, C. Gill. Row 2: E. Mullins, L. Bechtel, B. Marshall, R. Smith, D. Mylarski, J. Peterson, G. Smith, L. Cornelius, J. Dinger, K. Christenson. Row 3: F. Swetsky, T. French, C. Hollingsworth, C. Motter, C. A. Brown, S. Moyer, J. Buzzard, K. Kreidler, P. Seyler, A. Bates, B. Thorpe. V. Clark, B. Mack, S. Hewey. Row 4: J. Collins, B. Hor-tel, K. Hutchison, R. Culbertson, K. Kauffman, P. Bobcock, J. Grubbs, J. Ralston, P. Nelles, L. Bhame, C. McLoughlin, N. Michaels, D. Brown, K. Tarleton. Row 5: C. White, K. Mosier, K. Spangler, S. Saltzman, M. Wiltanger. B. Ferringer, Y. Possauer, J. Lowers, S. Roddy, C. Roy, T. Sklar, M. Heckathorne, G. Dalber, A. Myers, J. Skinner, S. Baugher. Row 6: P. Nilsson, E. Forshee, C. Myers, S. Heffern, M. Kaufman, S. Leodbetter, K. Burns, L. Lilly, N. Tawney, S. Voit, J. Williams, J. Lesh, L. James, B. Billig, P. Jarzob, J. Depew Back Row: T. Hipwell, J. Huff, E. Downing, H. Wise, A. Kessler, D. Delo, E. Dempsey, J. Griggs, K. Winger. Executive Branch of the Shop Department VOCATIONAL BOARD Consisting of eleven home room representatives, the Vocational Beard is an executive and judicial body. President, Ray Kraft; vice president, Dave Lynn; secretary-treasurer, Gerald Murray; and Faculty Adviser, Mr. Rorabaugh, constituted this year's executive branch. Among other activities a bowling team was organized and vocational jackets were ordered. Procedures of an actual trial were enacted when the board took disciplinary measures. VOCATIONAL BOARD— Front Row: Edward How-er, Robert Smith, Robert Watson, John DeWoody. Row 2: David Lynn, Raymond Kraft, Ed Milner, Edward Latchaw. Back Row: Mr. Rorabaugh, Gerald Murray, Larry Andre, Russell Kaness. Looking over instruments of punishment are David Lynn, Raymond Kraft, Gerald Murray and Mr. Rorabaugh. Any vocational boy guilty of violating a rule may find himself sweeping floors. 102 PUBLIC READING CLUB— Front Row: Judith Evans, Janice Rumburd, Sue Run-ninger, Alida Bates, Judy Buzzard, Ethel Mong. Row 2: Victor Bowser, Sally Nelson, Dorothy Brown, Sharon Shirey, Mrs. Gill, Patric Fol-well. Bock Row: Carol McLaughlin, Howard Burr, Howard Whitling, Stephen Grant, Gloria Smith. Clubs Provide Derivation and Education PUBLIC READING CLUB All devotions for our assemblies were led by ♦his club. Under the direction of Mrs. Gill, the members helped to choose next year's paid assemblies, gave Christmas gifts to the Salvation Army, and gave the dues to a deserving organization. CHEMISTRY CLUB Under the watchful eye of Mr. Dardes, the chemistry club adviser, students delved into the secrets of chemistry and experimented with many different substances. Keen competition for the Science Fair and the scholarship awards brought forth interesting and varied projects from our future scientists. CHEMISTRY CLUB—Front Row: Carl Gardner, Gary Barnes, Albert Strain, Walter Harkless, Sue Espy, Nancy Turner, Nancy Caldwell, Judith Wallace, Jacquelyn Gonzalez, Margaret Sayers, David Lynn. Row 2: Betty McKenzie, Donald Rembold, Blaine Uplinger, Richard Healy, William Passauer, Jack Travis, Robert Buckham, David Downing, George Kern, Candace Paine. Back Row: Mr. Dardes, James Olmes, Kenneth O'Neil, David Myers, Richard Conn, Thomas Thomas, Joseph Buterbaugh, John Rosenberg, Douglas Anthony, Robin Horne. PHYSICS CLUB—Front Row: Charlotte Harriger, Joanne Strickland, Robert McFate, Robert Cohen, Ronald McKay, Anthony Sylvester, Dianna Mylarski. Row 2: James George, Kenneth Culbertson, Conrad Conrad, George Pfendler, Philip Server, Tom Kimes, Miss Jackson (student teacher). Back Row: Mr. Etzel, Terrance Meddock, LaVerne Harvey, Paul Shane, Daniel Sloppie, Jay Kase, Joseph Brozeski. The Sciences Help to Determine Our Future VOCATIONAL WELDING CLUB Eagerly reading Welding Engineer and Lincoln Welding were enthusiastic club members. Leaders of the future welders were president, John Greene; vice president, Ray Kraft; secretary, Floyd Fry; treasurer, Walter Brockway; and adviser, Mr. Banyas. PHYSICS CLUB This year eighteen students joined Physics Club in order to increase their knowledge in this field by working with more advanced equipment. Officers were as follows: LaVerne Harvey, president; Robert Cohen, vice president; and Joanne Strickland, secretary. VOCATIONAL WELDING CLUB—Front Row: Robert Greene, David Mong, John DeWoody, Gary Byham, Robert Bailey, James Mohnkern, Peter Brown, John Deeter, Thomas Porter, Allen Hanlon. Row 2: Mr. Banyas, William Armstrong, Robert Huff, Floyd Fry, Philip Irwin, James Echenoz, Clifford Deeter, Robert Moore, James Knupp, James Brewster. Back Row: Edward Hower, Raymond Kroft, John Atkinson, William Linch, Walter Brockway, John Stanton, Thomas Hartle, John Greene, Bruce Fox. 104 Optimists Sponsor Youth Appreciation Day DEBATE CLUB—Front Row: Judy Wallace, Harry McFate, Faye Jackson, Jayne Kribbs, Vicki Cox, Christine Couch, Sandra Morris. Row 2: Mr. Sarko (student teacher), Robert McMillen, Linda Comet, Sandra Hall, Jay Kaufman, Howard Burr, Miss Reid. Back Row: Samuel Can-gemi, John Rosenberg, Jeffery Hodges, James Thurau, James Moore, Jon Maybray. Debate Club, under the supervision of Miss Reid, debated on the national debate topic— Resolved: That the United States Should Promote a Common Market for the Western Hemisphere. This year, as in the past. Oil City was a member of the area debate league. Officers of Debate Club were as follows: president, Linda Comet; vice president, Sandra Morris; secretary, Judith Wallace. In addition to the regular club period, an evening research meeting was held once a month. DEBATE CLUB YOUTH APPRECIATION DAY Participating in Youth Appreciation Week were twenty-five seniors from O.C.H.S. Students from Senior attended the city council meeting held that week. On Wednesday students reported to the city building where assignments were given and the afternoon tours of industry and City Hall were begun. Wednesday evening a banquet was held in the Arlington Hotel for the students and industrial and municipal leaders who participated in the youth program. YOUTH APPRECIATION DAY—Front Row: Jackie Gonzalez, Marjorie Herron, Susan Scott, Carol Whitehouse. Gloria Giles. Row 2: Elizabeth Poorman, Gayleen Chelton, Carol Baker, Judith Wallace, Carol Schwabenbauer. Row 3: Jon Gustafson, Floyd Fry, Jeannetta Lesh, Nancy Caldwell, Louise Olsofka. Row 4: James Oakes, Richard Healy, Rowland Plowman, Joseph Buterbaugh, Karl Seifert. Back Row: James Etzel, David Myers, Wayne Reed, Robin Horne. 105 HUNTING AND FISHING. Front Row: C. Smith, E. Bacher, A. Bates, J. Buzzard, D. Shiiey, Y. Butryn, L. Haylett, N. Farrell, K. Horn, L. Kuminkoski, S. Rodgers, M. Bussard, K. Moore, S. Smrekar, A. Miller, C. Williams. Row 2: C. Brown, D. Brown, R. Huff, J. Strickland, S. Nelson, E. Mong, D. Lee, R. McMillen, D. Kelley, D. Scott, F. Kulling. F. Kaufman, J. Gibson, E. McCrea, G. Campbell, R. Dunkle, J. Stoudt. Row 3: T. Mohnkern, M. Anthony, J. Potts, C. Montana, J. Dinger, L. Cornelius, J. Brumbaugh, J. Ryan, D. Prenatt, S. Kaufman, J. Hof-meister, R. Culbertson, N. Ochalek, J. Lee, J. Cotherman. Row 4: J. Kase, C. Horn, J. Corbaugh, B. Williams, C. Douglas, C. DeWitt, G. Bryan, J. Putnam, G. Mitchell, C. Spence, R. Gharing, J. McCauley, L. Sterner, J. Sneber, L. Schoch, D. Sterner, N. Tawney. Row 5: K. Rodgers, J. Smith, D. Detar, R. Balas, J. Flynn, W. Allen, T. Brown, T. Hoover, M. Callen, T. Wromble, R. Fry, D. Fox, D. Edwards, T. Chapin, R. Dunkel, E. Drake, J. Hinman, J. Knupp. Back Row: D. Shaw, R. Copley, E. Budzinski, J. Hutchinson, F. Grzasko, R. Hipwell, E. Downing, E. Stoltenburg, T. Schultz, W. Slater, R. Brzuz, J. Barr. A Club Suited for the Avid Outdoorsmen HUNTING AND FISHING. Front Row: D. Tunney, P. Toy, J. Carter, K. Fiely, C. Kerr, C. Puleo, L. Spence, D. Brzuz, C. Baker, M. Copley, T. Anderson, C. Burneisen, C. Barnes, D. Riley, A. Hanlon, E. Latchaw, C. Gacon. Row 2: D. Swab, T. Porter, C. Brown, B. Buchanan, C. Swartz, C. Marvin, K. Waicholic, B. Williams, L. Sullivan, B. Piercy, K. Turner, A. Hanlon, P. Fox, B. Marshall, D. Delo, W. Struthers, J. Fry. Row 3: P. Snyder, G. Vogcn, S. Hall, B. Dudzic, C. Couch, L. Mix, J. Milbrandt, P. Womer, M. Wiltanger, M. Giles, L. James, E. Forshee, R. Maxwell, T. Feeling, D. Kittner, L. Haylett. Row 4: J. Williams. R. Bessey, D. Hipwell, W. Bell, D. Drelick, E. Wood, S. Udick, J. Szympruch, J. Wilson, O. Whaley, E. Whitman, R. Ausel, W. Hawks, M. Grzasko. Row 5: D. Ward, R. Yeager, D. Hofmeister, S. Gold, P. Gertsch, M. Chicka, J. Dechant, G. Cook, B. Neidich, J. Deyoe, R. Plowman, K. Winger, C. Zaccaria, H. Wise, L. Waitz. Back Row: D. Herman, J. Fike, J. Nicewonger, T. Hartle, R. Corbin, C. Rex, L. Andre. HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB OFFICERS. Front Row: D. Depew, Mr. Stover, V. Clark. Back Row: J. Shoughnessy, J. Depew, B. Linch, C. Harkless, J. Hutchinson. HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB. Front Row: T. McFet-ridge, L. Carson, J. Atkinson, W. Kribbs, P. Irwin, G. Felmlee, K. Miller, J. De-Woody, J. Porter, R. Watson, R. Bittenbender, R. Worrier. Row 2: M. Shontz, S. Shirey, T. Haylett, R. Kraft, J. Mohnkern, B. Fox, G. Byham, J. Huff, D. Strus, E. Gibson, W. Tobin, R. Smith. Row 3: E. Stanley, R. Lockhart, J. English, R. Huff, K. Carson, J. Rembold, C. Corbin, J. Clark, D. Kluck, E. Phillips, D. Shaw, W. Armstrong. Row 4: R. Kaness, D. Plowman, J. Vender, R. Marvin, W. Reed, J. Oakes, W. Nelson, F. Fry, H. Carter, C. Hanna, J. Putnam, J. Brewster. Back Row: J. Henderson, R. Mathews, J. Swires, D. Wilson, W. Miller, J. Murray, W. Brockway, P. Schoonover, J. Greene, E. Stover, J. Shoughnessy, P. Spring. The Hunting and Fishing Club, under the guidance of Mr. Stover, was very active this year. They viewed films and were given lectures on the various phases of outdoor life and conservation. Officers this year were James Shoughnessy, president; David Depew, vice president; and John Depew, secretary. HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB 107 A Rewarding Extra Curricular Activity SENIOR CLASS PLAY Willoughby Adams was perfectly satisfied with his aunt-guided life until The Inner Willy came along. Then pandemonium broke loose in the form of backbone-strengthening proddings from Willoughby's inner self. This play, written by Bettye Knapp, was directed by Mr. Lewis with student directors Rita Stoudt and Jeannetta Lesh. Mr. Townley was assisted in the make-up department by Janice Rum-burd and Gloria Smith. Karl Seifert and Dave Kline handled the sound effects along with Mike Heckathorn and Victor Bowser. Willy, characterized by Lee Vandall, doesn't look too happy about discovering his innerself, played by Dick Redfield. SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST—Front Row: Joy Holt, LeRoy Vandall, Richard Redfield, Gloria Giles, Edwina Coughlan. Back Row: Richard Hockenberry, Nancy Rogers, Jeannetta Lesh, Donald Edwards, Gail Kul-ling, Constance Snyder, Jacqueline Fry, Rita Stoudt, Barbara Palmer, Mr. Lewis. 108 Litter Bags Sold by Varsity O Lettermen The main function of this club was to provide services for the student body. This was accomplished by making pencils available for sale and by buying athletic magazines for the library. The club also provided partial payment for Varsity O jackets. Officers were Greg Williams, president; Ted Stoudt, vice-president; Joanne Strickland, secretary. VARSiTY O. Front Row: Mr. Wells, Katheryn linehan, Russell Lockhart, William Kribbs, Walter Harkless, Samuel Krug, Jim Shaughnessy, Thomas Oliver, Norman Ochalek, Charles Ven-turella, Joanne Strickland, Mr. Hildebrand. Row 2: Paul Son-oski, Terrance Meddock, Steven Mix, Thomas Kerr, Richard Krug, Rowland Plowman, Timothy Woods, James Cochran, Gerald Ward, Conrad Conrad, Gregory Williams. Back Row: David Pearson, John Vender, Michael Walters, David Wilson, LaVerne Harvey, Richard Fry, James Oakes, Richard Curran, Edward Szympruch, Richard Montana, Albert Ward, Terry McElhattan, George Kern. BASKETBALL TICKET COMMITTEE. Front Row: Joanne Strickland, Richard Krug, Katheryn Linehan. Back Row: Walter Horkless, Gregory Williams, Samuel Krug. Peg Stewart (right) gladly accepts Tom Venturella's nickel for a pencil. Selling pencils was one of the fund raising projects for the year. 109 VARSITY O Jr. Roadrunners Race for a Quota In Magazine Sale Don Rembold, Tom Hicks and Jim Snyder proudly display their gaudy ties, examples of those sported by the senior boys. JUNIOR MAGAZINE SALE The Junior Class had a very successful magazine campaign. The total sale, amounting to $5190.78, was announced by Mr. Scierka, adviser. High salesmen were Bob Allen with a total sale of $139.82 and Carol Shawl whose sales totaled $107.08. Top home room was 322, selling 129 per cent of their quota. Seventy-nine per cent of the class participated in the drive and 41 per cent sold the personal quota of $20. The proceeds from this sale will help finance the 1964 Oil Can and the prom. Rover, the traveling dog, finally settled in the home room which had the highest amount of sales. Jim George, Steve Grant, and Joanne Strickland, officials, explain the situation to Rover. HOME ROOM MAGAZINE SALE REPRESENTATIVES. Seated: David Pearson, Stephen Grant, LaVerne Harvey. Standing: Thomas Abplanalp, Terrance Meddock, Dennis Huff, James Smith, Joanne Strickland, Charles Ventur-ella, Melissa Griggs, James George. 110 Musically Inclined Students Go To State Sitting on top of the world! Old Clothes Day gives Linda Spence and Jim Anonymous suggestions are discussed by Putnam a chance to dress in style. the Student Council. DISTRICT BAND. Seated: Marybeth Welch, Howard Burr. Standing: David Downing. DISTRICT CHORUS. Front Row: Patric Folwell, Jay Kase. Row 2: Gloria Giles, Edwina Coughlan, Blanche Mitcham. Back Row: Mary Crosby, John Healy. Eight A Cappella students and four band members were dismissed from school for two days to attend District Chorus or Band. These participants were selected by Mr. Runzo and Mr. Puleo on the basis of musical ability. The two days were spent in preparation for the rewarding concerts that they presented. DISTRICT CHORUS AND BAND 111 Voices Represent O. C. H. S. at School A CAPPELLA—Front Row: J. Burchfield, P. Woods, K. Bayne, C. Snyder, S. Espy, G. Giles, F. Redfield, M. Crosby, S. Scott, N. Turner, C. Horn, L. Olsofka. Row 2: P. Kulinski, C. Baker, B. Poorman, F. Chrispen, J. Ralston, M. Grzasko, C. Motter, S. Wolcott, D. Sylvester, C. Whitehouse, C. McLaughlin, M. Dunkle. Row 3: D. Sterner, J. Downing, J. Eakin, S. Michaelson, J. Collins, P. Nelles, C. Blauser, S. Sager, P. Cherry, J. Wallace, R. Stoudt, P. Michaelson. Row 4: H. Goebel, B. Wilkinson, D. Oswald, W. Witmer, C. Baker, D. Delo, J. Crawford, D. Edwards, J. Healy, P. Folwell, R. Hipwell, K. Rodgers. Back Row: A. Sylvester, E. Stanley, N. Ochalek, C. Zaccaria, R. Sonoski, R. Plowman, B. Uplinger, T. Meddock, L. Jones, W. Muldoon, J. Oakes, P. Shane. Linda Wiltanger, James Thurau, Timothy Tarr, and Karen Christenson are shown getting instruments from the instrument room before a rehearsal. MUSIC CLUB COUNCIL—Front Row: Susan Lindquist, Margaret Sayers, Pamela Davies, Barbara Thorpe, Mary Crosby. Row 2: Mr. Runzo, Sandra Williams, Gordon Mitchell, David Downing, Mr. Puleo. Back Row: Linda Comet, Betty McKenzie, Leroy Jones, David Myers. 112 Music Offers Pupils A Taste of Fine Art A CAPPELLA—Front Row: J. Gonzalez, S. Lindquist, D. Sallade, S. Rosin, B. Mitcham, J. Fry, C. Thomas, G. Kulling, P. Allebach, M. Pett, E. Coughlan, S. Schuler. Row 2: B. McKenzie, N. Henderson, L. James, N. Caldwell, L. Babcock, J. Jackson, C. Rose, M. Kaufman, C. Myers, M. Nilsson, L. Carson, J. Holt. Row 3: C. Paine, C. Gill, P. Stewart, J. Lesh, N. Rogers, J. Grubbs, C. Strohm, J. Schwab, D. McClellan, G. Webster, W. Kribbs, R. Hockenberry. Row 4: T. Thomas, K. O'Neil, D. Myers, R. Maxwell, D. Detar, C. Venturella, L. Tenney, T. Venturella, B. Rodgers, M. Sabousky, W. Morrison, R. Howe. Back Row: W. Reed, J. Kase, M. Walters, J. Buterbaugh, B. Bell, J. Johnson, R. McFate, T. Lytle, J. Best, C. Nunemaker, R. Rayner, Mr. Runzo. A CAPPELLA Organ lessons are given by Mr. Jacobs before, during, and after school hours. Eloise Forshee takes advantage of these lessons. It takes a lot of hard work to get one hundred and nineteen voices to harmonize, as the members of this year's A Cappella know all too well. Under the direction of Mr. Runzo, the choir mastered and presented for concerts many types of music including religious selections, Negro spirituals, and novelty tunes. Since no organization can be successful without leaders, the following officers presided: David Myers, president; Susan Lindquist, secretary; Christine Gill, librarian; and Nancy Henderson, robe mistress. Section leaders were also elected. 113 GIRLS' ENSEMBLE— Front Row: Mr. Runzo, Carol Thomas, Edwina Coughlan, Connie Snyder, Don na Sylvester, Carol Whitehouse. Row 2: Susan Scott, Patricia Woods, Gail Kulling, Joy Holt, Jacqueline Fry, Gloria Giles. Back Row: Mary Crosby, Margaret Stewart, Patricia Michaelson, Catherine Rose, Blanche Mitcham. Music Groups Give Us Pride GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE The girls who composed Girls7 Ensemble were selected in their junior year as the best singers in Girls7 Choir. They provided harmonious music together with the A Cappella Choir and performed as a single unit at functions not connected with the school. GIRLS' CHOIR Girls7 Choir, under the able direction of Mr. Runzo, is the middle step between Girls7 Chorus and A Cappella. These junior girls sang for our Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter assemblies, and also put on a program of their own. GIRLS' CHOIR—Front Row: C. Puleo, P. Womer, E. Cubbon, J. Coon, J. Samonsky, S. Arkwright, C. Miller, S. Depew, K. Campman, C. Saltzman, R. Birsa, J. Strickland, K. Linehan, C. Campbell. Row 2: J. Phillips, M. Welch, M. Brzuz, L. Hamilton, K. Turner, P. Davies, L. Hunt, P. Black, S. Shirey, M. Scovron, L. Oakes, T. Ausel, R. Runzo, D. Kelley. Row 3: R. Toy, R. Glass, S. Bly, K. Spangler, S. Nelson, R. Culbertson, S. Etzel, S. Morris, M. Wiltanger, K. Deets, S. Shumaker, J. Rumburd, S. Runninger, J. Siverling. Row 4: G. Carson, R. Moon, N. Brown, J. Dinberg, M. Giles, B. Dahle, D. Fox, J. Bialy, E. Selden, J. Heald, K. Walther, D. Kennedy, K. Proper, C. Kresinske. Back Row: J. Martin, E. Mong, J. Williams, S. Cozad, S. Slesnick, K. Toy, D. Kimes, L. Comet, N. Tawney, L. Lilly, B. Billig, S. Voit, A. Wilson, C. Kolobitz, Mr. Runzo. BOYS' ENSEMBLE— Front Row: Terrance Meddock, Carl Zac-caria, James Oakes, John Healy. Row 2: Charles Venturella, Wallace Morrison, Larry Tenney, Russell Nunemaker, James Eakin, Donald Edwards, Mr. Runzo. Back Row: Patric Fol-well, David Myers, Jay Kate, Thomas Thomas, Kenneth O'Neil, Leroy Jones. We Learn Much Through Organized Singing BOYS’ ENSEMBLE This year, as in past years, musical education and additional experience were made available to those boys who were selected for ensemble by Mr. Runzo. Practice was held during part of their lunch period. Leroy Jones was elected manager by the other fifteen members. GIRLS' CHORUS Girls' Chorus was comprised of sophomore girls who were later eligible for Girls' Choir and A Cappella. They were directed by Mr. Puleo. This year's elected officers were Barbara Thorpe, president; Sandra Williams, secretary; and Michele Leta, librarian. GIRLS' CHORUS—Front Row: Mr. Puleo, K. Kauffman, T. French, R. Brown, C. Heckathorne, C. Hollingsworth, S. Hewey, D. Shirey, C. Ross, C. Motter, K. Fiely, L. Schantz, L. Marvin. Row 2: Y. Heckathorne, J. Lowers, J. Gegogeine, C. Lowry, K. Horn, K. Mosier, K. Hutchison, M. Leta, B. Thorpe, V. Cox, V. Clark, P. Toy, F. Swetsky, B. Mack, D. Tunney. Row 3: K. Berne-burg, C. Barrett, C. Couch, D. Wyncoop, B. Buchanan, M. Firster, C. Loveless, C. Swartz, C. Renninger, C. White, G. Dalber, K. Warcholic, S. Rodgers, M. Gloss, N. Michaels. Row 4: S. Young, P. Spence, D. Beach, S. Williams, L. McClain, J. Skinner, S. Baugher, K. Tarleton, J. Milbrandt, C. West, S. McCray, L. Burchfield, C. Brown, N. Bowles, J. Dluzneski. Back Row: B. Dudzic, S. Bryan, S. Kuhls, R. Jalosky, P. Gertsch, L. Bechtel, M. Mitcham, S. Barr, M. Czajka, E. Mullins, K. Christenson, J. Dinger, B. Say, L. Cornelius, G. Sager. Music at Games Strengthens Our Spirits I BAND—Front Row: Linda Wiltanger, Margaret Sayers, Jean Mohnkern, Mary Lutz, Kathy Spangler, Daniel Bickel. Row 2: Sam Samuels, Charles Lewis, Linda Dinger, Jean Nelles, Elaine Russell, Constance Evans. Row 3: Jayne Kribbs, Janice Rifen-berrick, Susan Cozad, Steve Bagnato, Richard Ausel, Marybeth Welch. Row 4: Robert Allen, Gordon Mitchell, Kay Toy, Georgianna Welms, Donald Larry Winger, Jack Fike, Charles Witmer. Back Row: Inez Roberts, James George, Terry Ray, Daniel Sloppie, Gerald Nelson, James Thurau, Richard Hipwell. BAND Mr. Puleo supervises the band, which furnished music for pep meetings and football games, in addition to the annual band concert. The officers for the band were Dave Downing, president, and Peggy Sayers, secretary. Students who went to District Band, held at Union City, were Jayne Kribbs, Marybeth Welch, Dave Downing, Howard Burr, and Dave Myers. CHRISTMAS CANTATA—At the Organ: Nancy Turner, Mr. Runzo. Standing: Patricia Womer, Carol McLaughlin, Joy Holt. 116 Girls Provide Organ Music for Assemblies BAND—Front Row: Joseph Wolozyn, Edward McCrea, Judy Boyles, Patricia Womer, John Stoudt, Martha Sparks. Row 2: Larry Mertz, Pamelia Matha, John Miller, Donna Shirey, Joseph Kulinski, Mary Ebbert. Row 3: Karen Christenson, Wayne Britton, David Hipwell, Judy Evans, Karen Deets, Gail Turner. Row 4: Wiley Hewitt, James Eakin, Eugene Stover, Timothy Tarr, Samuel Moodie, William McClintic, Mr. Puleo. Back Row: Joseph Brozeski, William Nelson, David Myers, Jay Kase, Howard Burr, Terry Ausel, David Downing. ORGANISTS Twelve students took organ lessons from Mr. Jacobs this year. The girls were chosen by Mr. Runzo at the end of last year. They were selected on the basis of satisfactory grades, attendance, and piano background. The advanced organists played for all of the school assemblies and school programs. Each student had one lesson and three practice periods a week. ORGANISTS—Front Row: Judith Phillips, Melissa Griggs, Nancy Turner. Row 2: Mary Lutz, Eloise Forshee, Kay Toy. Back Row: Sue Baugher, Judith Wallace, Louise Olsofka. 117 Twirlers Entertain Us MAJORETTES at Half-time Shows The majorettes, under the supervision of Mr. Puleo, added color to many of our home games. The squad consisted of seven juniors and six seniors. This year's head majorette was Betty McKenzie, who did an outstanding job with the girls. Tryouts for majorettes are held each November and sophomore girls only are eligible. MAJORETTES—Front Row: Linda Comet, Jacquelyn Gonzalez, Mary Crosby, Betty McKenzie, Carol Thomas, Constance Snyder, Jane Cochran. Back Row: Shirley Slesnick, Pamela Davies, Valerie Cox, Judith Coon, Selinda Saltzman, Rose Marie Birsa. Time and Service Devoted by Musicians. One of the most active organizations in Senior is Swing Band. Directed by Mr. Puleo and managed by Gordon Mitchell, the band played for pep meetings, basketball games, the class SWING BAND play and Swing Out. A special program was presented at area schools. New white coat-sweaters added a uniform touch to the band. SWING BAND—Front Row: Daniel Bickel, James Thurau, Margaret Sayers, Jayne Kribbs, Marybeth Welch, Karen Christenson, Kay Toy. Row 2: Joseph Wolozyn, James Eakin, Timothy Tarr, Daniel Sloppie, David Downing, Howard Burr, Wiley Hewitt, Pamelia Matha, Samuel Moodie, Larry Winger. Back Row: Linda Dinger, James George, Terry Ausel, David Myers, Charles Lewis, Elaine Russell, Gordon Mitchell, Mr. Puleo. Anxiously awaited sweaters are patiently handed out to the members of Swing Band by Mr. Puleo. Pam Matha is the first to receive hers, while the others await their turn. 119 Better coordination results from concentrated warm-up exercise before the pep meetings. 1 Coach, Mrs. Samonsky, smiles as she approves one of the many signs painted by the cheerleaders. Pictured are Shirley Rosin, Mrs. Samonsky, Jane Jackson, and Sue Lindquist. Enthusiastic Cheers Raise School Spirit VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—Front Row: Cathy Campbell, Joanne Strickland, Kathy Linehan. Back Row: Sharon Depew, Jane Jackson, Sue Lindquist. 120 Pep, pep, you gotta have pep! This familiar cry was heard by students entering the auditorium for pep meetings. Working hard to keep pep meetings going and to bolster school spirit at games, the girls practiced two hours, five times a week. Members of the squad, in addition to their cheerleading responsibilities, sold advertisements for football programs and painted signs for each game. CHEERLEADERS Pep and Vigor Displayed by Cheerleaders JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—Front Row: Kim Berneburg, Barbara Thorpe. Row 2: Shirley Rosin, Karen Campman. Back Row: Carmen Barrett, Linda Burchfield. Cathy Campbell is seemingly lifted into the wild blue yonder by Carmen Barrett. 121 NEWSCASTERS—Mr. Lewis, Elaine Russell, Pamelia Malha, Karl Seifert. Serve to Disseminate the News of School At 8:25 on school days, high school news is _ broadcast ewer WKRZ. The newscasters are Karl NEWSCASTERS Seifert, who is the program manager, David Kline, Donald Rosenberg, Gloria Smith, Larry Winger, Joe Wolozyn, Darlene Brown, Betty Tressler, Howard Burr, Pamelia Matha, Elaine Russell, Wayne Kugler, Patric Folwell, Victor Bowser and Gary Jones. STAGE FORCE Lights lowered, curtain pulled, microphone in place—these things do not happen by themselves; they are taken care of by the stage force, directed by Mr. Townley. These boys are on hand for many school functions plus various outside activities. STAGE FORCE—Seated: Ray Dunkel, Mr. Townley. Standing: Wcyne Britton, Tom Chapin, Michael Meckathorn. SENIOR HI NEWS—Seated: Michael Heckathorn, Louise Olsofka, Carol Blauser, James Putnam, David Wilson. Standing: Mr. Mohr, Carol Baker, Sandra Bussard, Faye Jackson, Judith Wallace, Glen Mohn-kern, Goldie Bartlebaugh, Susan Brodman, Mr. Lewis. School Publications Arouse Our Curiosity SENIOR HI NEWS Co-editors, Carol Blauser and Michael Heckathorn, and the ten other members of the Senior Hi News Staff published our school paper twelve times during the year. Features, news stories, high-lights, and club news had to be written and proof-read before the deadline date. Many hours of work went into each issue of the paper before it could be put to bed. Mr. Lewis was the literary adviser; Mr. Mohr, business adviser, and James Putnam, student business manager. Carol Blauser, Michael Heckathorn, Louise Olsofka and Mr. Lewis (seated), discuss recent assignments for the Senior Hi News. 123 Everything Is Written Except Autographs CO-EDITORS Jackie Gonzalez, Carol Schwabenbauer Editors, co-editors, and members of the yearbook staffs were selected from a voluntary group after careful screening by Miss Bell, adviser. Mr. Allen supervised the business branch. Some of the numerous tasks performed by the departments were writing and typing copy, indexing names, mounting pictures, and proofreading material. All students worked conscientiously to make the Oil Can a success. LITERARY Nancy Caldwell, editor; Edwina Coughlan, assistant. OIL CAN STAFF—Front Row: Joseph Ludwig, Susan Scott, Judith Wallace, Sylvia Wolcott, Donna Sylvester, Carol White-house, Jeannette Lesh, Jon Gustafson. Row 2: Gordon Cook, Constance Evans, Margaret Nilsson, Dottie Sallade, Catherine Rose, Jane Jackson, Jacqueline Peterson, Nancy Rogers. Back Row: Robert Hadley, George Kern, Betty McKenzie, Rita Stoudt, Candace Paine, Carol McLaughlin, Kenneth O'Neil, Gerald Nelson. 124 PHOTOGRAPHY Seated: Sheryl Sager, editor; Barbara Palmer, assistant. OIL CAN ART Christine Gill, assistant; Patricia Michaelson, editor. TYPING Judy Burchfield, assistant; Carolyn Brown, editor. BUSINESS Margaret Stewart, manager; Nancy Turner, assistant. CIRCULATION Joseph Buterbaugh, assistant; Connie Motter, manager. OIL CAN STAFF—Front Row: Sue Espy, Peggy Nelles, Katherine Bayne, Linda Carson, Constance Snyder, Patricia Allebach. Row 2: Carol Thomas, Elizabeth Poorman, Patricia Kulinski, Gayleen Chelton, Patricia Woods, George Campbell. Back Row: Jacqueline Fry, Sharon Heffern, Sue Leadbetter, Gail Kulling, Susan Lindquist, Joy Holt. 125 Harvest Ball On Wednesday, November 21, our annual Harvest Ball was held. The decorating committee, headed by Chris Gill and Rick Montana, worked diligently on the decorations which consisted of pumpkins, corn stalks, gourds, and a colorful scarecrow. At 10:15 there was a brief intermission followed by the crowning of the queen. Sue Lindquist. The queen and her court were chosen by the senior members of our football team who served as the escorts. They were as follows: Rick Montana, Dick Krug, Sam Krug, Bill Kribbs, Rowland Plowman, Dave Wilson, and Greg Williams. Music for dancing was provided by Phil Run-zo's band. Susan Lindquist - Harvest Ball Queen Winter Sports Dance Valentines and snowflakes decorated the V.W.C.A. gym for the annual Winter Sports Dance. Approximately 425 students were on hand to watch the coronation of Miss Peggy Sayers as the Winter Sports Queen. The queen and her court appeared through a large red valentine, which was placed in the center of the stage. They came through the doors of the heart and there met their escorts. Each girl was presented with a charm for the occasion and the queen received several gifts from the Oil City merchants. The queen was chosen by the senior class. Escorts were Jim Etzel, Bob Danzer, Dave Wilson, Gene Harkless, Steve Mix, George Kern, Bob Hadley, and Terry McElhattan. Peggy Sayers - Winter Sports Queen 126 Athletes Elect Courts for Annual Dances HARVEST BALL COURT—Front Row: Blanche Mitcham, Susan Lindquist, Patricia Allebach. Back Row: Margaret Stewart, Margaret Nelles, Jacquelyn Gonzalez, Jane Jackson. WINTER SPORTS COURT—Front Row: Gail Kulling, Margaret Sayers, Susan Scott. Back Row: Joy Holt, Patricia Michaelson, Candace Paine, Betty McKenzie. Pretty Girls, Music Equals Swing Out Swing Out Queen—SUSAN LINDQUIST A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody —the familiar song provided the setting for the Swing Out Court as they walked down the aisle. This yearly event, held on May 3 in the auditorium, was one of the highlights of the year. Knowing it is every girls' wish to be on the Swing Out Court, the nine girls selected realized what an honor they had received. The girls were chosen by a vote of the members of the junior and senior classes. The girl receiving the largest number of votes was the queen. The queen was crowned by the senior class president, and a musical program presented by A Cappella and Girls' Choir honored the queen and court. 128 Swing Out ESCORTS—Front Row: Richard Krug, Sam Krug, Frank Puleo, Jr., William Kribbs, David Carnahan. Back Row: Richard Montana, David Myers, Wayne Reed, Thomas Thomas, David Wilson. SWING OUT COURT—Front Row: Sylvia Wolcott, Susan Lindquist, Jacquelyn Gonzalez. Row 2: Patricia Allebach, Joan Matthews, Susan Scott, Jean Matthews, Blanche Mitcham. Back Row: Margaret Stewart, Betty McKenzie, Jane Jackson. 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Autographs 135 Index - A - Abplanalp, Thomas 25, 58, 78, 79, 81, 110 A Cappella 112, 113 Adorns, Richard 70 Allebach, Benjamin 72 Allebach, Patricia Ann 34, 93, 95, 101, 113, 125, 127, 129 Allen, Robert C. 22, 34 Allen, Robert Carl 26, 58, 116 Allen, William 58, 106 Ames, Gregory 70, 84 Amsden, Gary 66 Amsden, Linda 72 Amsler, Donald E. 34 Anderson, Robert 72 Anderson, Thomas 79 Anderson, Tom 66, 106 Anderton, Douglas 58 Andre, Larry E. 69, 102, 106 Andrews, Mary Ann 70 Anna, Warren 12, 21 Anthony, Douglas 34, 49, 100, 103 Anthony, Michael 106 Applequist, William G. 30 Arkwright, Sue 92, 114 Armburger, Richard 34 Armstrong, Alice 72 Armstrong, William 58, 104, 107 Arnold, Pat 96 Art Club 100 Asel, Rita Sue 70 Askins, John W. 26 Atkinson, John 69, 104, 107 Ausel, Mary 58 Ausel, Richard 58, 106, 116 Ausel, Tamara 58, 114 Ausel, Terry 26, 58, 117, 119 - B - Babcock, Linda 34, 101, 113 Babcock, Pamela 66 Bacher, Eleanor 34, 106 Baer, Patricia 70 Bagnato, Steve 116 Bailey, Robert E. 104 Baker, Carl 66, 106, 112 Baker, Carol Ann 23, 34, 98, 105, 112, 123 Baker, James 70 Balas, Richard 58, 84, 106 Band 116, 117 Bankson, Ruth R. 24 Banyas, Joseph A. 26, 27, 69, 104 Barnes, Charles 66, 106 Barnes, Gary 34, 100, 103 Barr, James 106 Barr, Sharyn 66, 115 Barrett, Carmen 92, 101, 115, 121 Bartlebaugh, Goldie 31, 66, 94, 123 Bartlett, Eva D. 28, 71 Basketball 80, 83 Bates, Alida 66, 101, 103, 106 Baugher, Sue 66, 101, 115, 117 Bayne, Katherine 35, 112, 125 Beach, Diane 66, 90, 101, 115 Bechtel, Linda 101, 115 Beers, Lois 66, 97 Beighley, George 72 Beightol, Pearl 31 Bell, Edith M. 19 Bell, William 66, 106, 113 Bennett, Carolyn 72 Bennett, Donald 72 Bennett, Edward 66 Benson, Larry L. 69 Benson, Terrence 69 Berneburg, Kim 66, 90, 92, 101, 115, 121 Bessey, Ralph 58, 106 Best, Herald A. 15 Best, James 72 Best, John 113 Best, Richard 70 Bhame, Linda 66, 99, 101 Bialy, Joanne 58, 94, 114 Bianchi, Carol 70 Bickel, Daniel 116, 119 Billig, Barbara 58, 93, 101, 114 Biltz, Donna 66 Birsa, Rosemarie 58, 87, 92, 99, 101, 114, 118 Bittenbender, Linda 70 Bittenbender, Ralph J. 58, 107 Black, Glenn 70, 78 Black, Margaret 58, 94, 114 Blauser, Carol 35, 94, 95, 112, 123 Blauser, Dennis 58 Blum, James 35 Bly, Shirley 58, 114 Boal, Margaret 24 Board of Education 14, 15 Bolton, John 66, 101 Boring, Douglas 66, 79, 101 Bowles, Nancy 66, 115 Bowser, Victor 66, 103 Boyles, Joyce 35, 101 Boyles, Judy 35, 117 Boyles, Sandra 35, 98 Boys' Ensemble 115 Brewster, James H. 58, 78, 104, 107 Brink, Terry 72 Britton, Wayne 117, 122 Brockway, Walter 35, 104, 107 Brodman, Susan 66, 99, 123 Brosius, James 70 Brown, Carolyn 35, 100, 125 Brown, Carol A. 66, 101 Brown, Carol L. 66, 115 Brown, Dan 72, 78 Brown, Darlene 66, 101 Brown, Dorothy 35, 103 Brown, Michael 37 Brown, Nancy 59, 87, 94, 104, 114 Brown, Peter 69, 104 Brown, Ruby 66, 115 Brown, Thomas 59, 106 Brown, Vance D. 17, 22 Brozeski, Joseph 59, 93, 104, 117 Brumbaugh, Jean 35, 106 Brumbaugh, William L. 69 Bruner, Daniel 70 Bryan, George 36, 106 Bryan, Sandra 66, 92, 115 Bryan, William 70 Brzuz, Daniel 106 Brzuz, Peggy 59, 87, 114 Brzuz, Richard 25, 59, 106 Buchanan, Barbara 66, 106, 115 Bucholz, Joseph 72 Buckham, Jo Anne 72 Buckham, Robert 36, 100, 183 Budzinski, Edward 36, 106 Bunnell, David 25, 59 Burchfield, Judy 36, 94, 112, 125 Burchfield, Linda 66, 101, 115 Burchfield, Myrtle 31 Burneisen, Christy 66, 84, 106 Burnett, Elaine 70 Burns, Katherine 87, 94, 96, 101 Burr, W. Howard 66, 103, 105, 111, 117, 119 Bussard, Linda 63, 70 Bussard, Sandra 59, 63, 87, 93, 96, 101, 123 Buterbaugh, Joe 36, 55, 103, 105, 113, 125 Butryn, Yvonne 97, 99, 106 Buzzard, Judith M. 66, 101, 103, 106 Buzzard, Melvin 36, 106 Byham, Gary 69, 104, 107 - C - Caldwell, Ethel C. 17, 18, 24 Caldwell, Joy 36, 93, 96, 101 Caldwell, Nancy 56, 90, 93, 95, 96, 98, 103, 105, 113, 125 Caldwell. Thomas 70 Callen, Michael 59, 106 Campbell, Cathy 59, 90, 114, 120, 121 Campbell, George 24, 36, 93, 106, 125 Campbell, Rebecca 66, 97 Campman, Karen 59, 87, 114, 121 Cangemi, Joseph 72 Cangemi, Samuel 59, 93, 105 Cann, George R. 69 Cantata 116 Carbaugh, Janice 59, 97, 106 Carll, Margaret 30 Carll, Nancy 72 Carlson, Timothy 66, 92 Carnahan, David 36, 45 Carnes, Allan L. 59 Carson, Grace 59, 87, 114 Carson, Kenneth L. 59, 107 Carson, Linda 36, 107, 113, 125 Carson, Robert 27 Carter, Joyce 66, 106 Chapin, Thomas 36, 106, 122 Cheerleaders (Junior Varsity) 121 Cheerleaders (Varsity) 120 Chelton, Donna 59, 94 Chelton, Gayleen 37, 94, 105, 125 Chemistry Club 103 Cherry, Patricia 37, 93, 95, 98, 101, 112 Crispin, Frances 37 Christenson, Karen 66, 101, 112, 115, 117 119 Clark, John W. 26, 107 Clark, Susan 59, 94 Clark, Virginia 66, 101, 107, 115 Clark, Wilbur 72 Clark, William 15 Clyde, Bonita 59 Cochran, James 59, 79, 109 Cochran, Jane 37, 97, 98, 118 Cochran, Pamela 70 Cohn, Edward 72 Cohen, Robert E. 21, 24, 59, 93, 104 Coleman, Faith 59, 94 Collins, Gregory 72 Collins, James 72 Collins, Jean 37, 101, 112 136 Index Comet, John A. 15 Comet, Linda 59, 87, 93, 98, 99, 105, 112, 114, 118 Comiske, Sandy 37, 93 Conn, Richard 7, 37, 103 Conrad, Conrad A. 59, 93, 104, 109 Cook, Gordon 37, 106, 124 Cools, Ralph 79 Coon. Judy 59, 87, 93, 99, 114, 118 Coon, Muriel 31 Copley, Kathryn 70 Copley, Mary 70 Copley, Michael 66, 106 Copley, Robert 37, 106 Corbin, Charles L. 59, 107 Corbin, Robert 38, 106 Cornelius, Linda 66, 101, 106, 115 Cotherman, Judy 59, 106 Couch, Christine 66, 105, 106, 115 Coughlan, Edwina 22, 38, 108, 111, 113, 114, 124 Cox, Mynnette 72 Cox, Valerie Jean 25, 59, 93, 118 Cox, Vicki 66, 96, 105, 115 Cozad, Suson L. 59, 93, 101, 114, 116 Croft, George 70 Craft, Robert 70 Crawford, Charles 15 Crawford, James 112 Crawford, Mrs. James 101 Crawford, Michael 9 Cropp, Richard 70, 92 Crosby, Mary Ann 38, 95, 111, 112, 114, 118 Cubbon, Eleanor J. 59, 93, 100, 114 Cubbon, Kenneth 70 Culbertson, Kenneth M. 59, 84, 104 Culbertson, Rose Marie 59, 101, 106, 114 Culbertson, William L. 15 Cunningham, Delores 66 Curran, Kathy 70 Curran, Peggy 59, 98, 100 Curran, Richard 59 Curran, Richard E. 79 Curtis, Robert 66 Custodians 31 Czajka, Mary 66, 106, 115 Czajka, Thomas J. 106 - D - Dahle, Beverly A. 59, 96, 101, 114 Dalber, Georgia 66, 87, 101, 115 Damon, Walter 31 Danzer, Robert 34, 38, 47, 84 Dardes, Raymond F. 7, 21, 183 Daubenspeck, Eleanor 18 Daugherty, Rebecca 70 Davies, Pamela J. 60, 90, 93, 96, 99, 101, 112, 114, 118 Davis, Herb 70, 84 Day, Sally 72 Debate Club 105 Dechant, John 38, 106 Deeter, Clifford 69, 104 Deeter, Donna 66, 87 Deeter, James 72, 84 Deeter, John 104 Deets, Karen S. 60. 92, 96, 99, 101, 114, 117 Deiter, Frances H. 25, 66, 96 Delo, Donald 38, 78, 101, 106, 112 Deio, Sherryl L. 60, 101 Dempsey, Edward A. 101 Depew, G. David 90, 107 Depew, John 38, 101, 107 Depew, Sharon K. 60, 114, 120 DeShong, Robert 70 Detar, Dennis L. 60, 106, 113 DeWitt, Charles 66, 106 DeWoody, John 69, 102, 104, 107 Deyoe, James 66, 106 Diebold, Helen L. 60, 97 Dinberg, Janet E. 60, 93, 96, 114 Dinberg, Norman 72 Dinger, Bonnie 70 Dinger, Edward 70 Dinger, Joy 66, 101, 106, 115 Dinger, Linda C. 60, 100, 116, 119 District Band 111 District Chorus 111 Dluzneski, Jane 66, 115 Dluzneski, Theresa 70 Dobosh, Edward 70 Dolby, Judith 72 Donze, Kathy 60, 101 Douglas, Charles 66, 106 Doverspike, Robert (Student Teacher) 96 Dowd, Daniel 38 Downing, David 38, 79, 100, 111, 112, 117, 119, 183 Downing, Edward 60, 78, 79, 90, 101, 106 Downing, John 79, 83, 112 Doyle, Kay 70 Drake, Eugene 38, 106 Drelick, Daniel J. 69, 79, 101, 106 Dudzic, Barbara 66, 87, 99, 101, 106, 115 Dunkel, Raymond 19, 38, 106, 122 Dunkle, Mary 38, 112 Dunkle, Robert 66, 106 Dunkle, William 66 Dunlap, Ula 30 Durney, Cheryl 70 - E - Eakin, James C. 60, 93, 112, 115, 117, 119 Eaton, William 69 Ebbert, Mary 60, 96, 117 Echenoz, James 69, 104 Edwards, Barbara 31, 66, 94, 97 Edwards, Donald 39, 106, 108, 112, 115 Edwards, Willus 66 Ellis, William R. 70 Emick, Donald 70 English, James Ronald 27, 60, 107 Enos, James L., Jr. 28 Espy, George G. 60 Espy, Sue Ann 39, 103, 112, 125 Etzel, Harry 21, 104 Etzel, James 39, 51, 81, 90, 96, 105 Etzel, Susan A. 60, 96, 99, 101, 114 Euclid Club 100 Evans, Constance 19, 39, 103, 116, 124 Evans, Edwin A. 60, 93 Evans, Judy 66, 101, 117 Ewing, Ellwood 66 - F - Faculty 18-29 Farrell, Ncncy C. 60, 97, 106 Fedorek, Mary K. 70 Feeley, Ray 69 Fulmer, Mary 72 Felmlee, Dennis 70 Felmlee, Gerald 39, 46, 107 Felmlee, Joyce 66, 97 Ferguson, John 70 Feiringer, Barbara L. 29, 60, 101 Fiely, Karol 66, 106, 115 Fike, Donald E. 69 Fike, Jack 66, 106, 116 Fink, Ruthann 72 Firster, Mary 31, 66, 115 Fisher, Howard 14 Fitzgerald, Gerald 60, 81 Fitzgerald, Gregory 72 Flath, Robert L. 10, 22, 78, 79, 84 Fleeger, Karen K. 60 Flowers, Edward 70 Flynn, John E. 60, 106 Folwell, Patric J. 9, 60, 103, 111, 112, 115 Football 76-79 Forshee, Eloise 39, 101, 106, 113, 117 Foster, Paul 70 Fox, Bruce 69, 104, 107 Fox, Delores E. 60, 94, 101, 114 Fox, Douglas 39, 56, 106 Fox, Glenn 70 Fox, Paul 69, 106 French, Cathy 70 French Club 93 French, Toni 66, 87, 101, 115 Freshmen (Senior High) 70, 71 Freshmen (South Side) 72, 73 Friedman, Margie 72 Fry, Darlene J. 60, 97 Fry, Emily 28 Fry, Floyd 39, 55, 104, 105, 107 Fry, Jacqueline 40, 53, 94, 95, 108, 113, 114,125 Fry, James 66, 106 Fry, Ray E. 60, 93, 106 Fry, Richard I. 109 Fry, Tim 70 Future Business Leaders of America 94 Future Homemakers of America 97 Future Teachers of America 96 - G - G. A. A. 87 G. A. A. (Seniors) 95 Gabreski, T. S. 78 Goddess, Dennis 66, 92 Gardner, Carl 40, 78, 101, 103 Gardiner, Donna 31, 66, 87 Garmong, Kathryn 31 Geesey, Judith A. 60, 97 Gegogeine, Charles 66 Gegogeine, Jacqueline 70, 115 Gegogeine, Janice 66, 87 Gegogeine, William 14 George, James M. 24, 60, 93, 104, 110, 116, 119 137 Index Gertsch, Patricio 66, 106, 115 Gharing, Robert 69, 106 Gibson, Edward J. 107 Gibson, Janet L. 60, 97, 106 Gifford, Thomas 66, 100 Giles, Gloria 40, 95, 105, 103, 111, 114 Giles, Martha A. 60, 96, 101, 106, 114 Gilhoosen, James 66 Gill, Christine 24. 40, 49, 93, 95, 96, 113, 125 Gill, Irene F. 17, 18, 103 Ginnery, Anthony 70 Girls' Choir 114 Girls' Chorus 115 Girls' Ensemble 114 Glass, Rita 60, 94, 114 Gloss, John 70 Gloss, Mary Jane 66, 87, 115 Goebel. Howard 66, 92, 100, 112 Gold, Carol 70 Gold, Sandra 40, 97, 106 Gonzalez, Jacquelyn 9, 40, 56, 93, 95, 103, 105, 113, 118, 124, 127, Goodman, Francis 70 Good well, R. S. 15 Graham, Linda 70 Grant, Stephen M. 58, 60, 81, 92, 93, 110 Grant, Viola 60, 97 Greene, John 40, 104, 107 Greene, Robert 40, 104 Grening, Gayle 30 Griggs, John 66, 101 Griggs, Melissa 60, 93, 101, 110, 117 Groner, Kathryn 72 Grove, Joan 66 Grubbs, Judi 41, 94, 101, 113 Grumbling, Dr. H. Virgil 14 Grzasko, Frank 22, 41, 96, 101, 106 Grzasko, Martin 66, 106 Grzasko. Mary Ann 41, 112 Gunnarson, Ronald 66 Gunnarson, Sharon 60, 93, 96 Gustafson, Jo.n 34, 41, 100, 105, 124 - H - Hadley, J. Robert 41, 80, 81, 124 Hall, Sandra 66, 105, 106 Hamilton, Karen 72 Hamilton, Linda 60, 94, 114 Hanlon, Allen 69, 104, 106 Hanlon, Arthur A. 69, 106 Hanna, Charles A. 107 Hanna, Jane 67, 87, 101 Hanna,John 70 Harkless, Charles M. 107 Harkless, Dennis L. 66, 84 Harkless, Walter E. 41, 57, 84, 103, 109 Harper, William 14 Harriger, Charlotte 61, 104 Harris, Judith Ann 67, 94, 97, 99 Harrison, Virginia 62 Hart, Linda 70 Hart, Sandra 72 Hartel, Barbara 61, 101 Hartle, Thomas F. 69, 104, 106 Harvest Ball Court 127 Harvest Ball Queen 126 Harvey, Charles 70 Harvey, LaVerne L. 21, 61, 79, 84, 93, 104, 109, 110 Hawks, William 66, 106 Haylett, Larry 69, 106 Haylett, Thomas E. 107 112, Hozlett, William 70 Heald, Janice 61, 93, 101, 114 Healy, John 112, 115 Healy, Richard 41, 103, 105 101, Healy, William 70 Heasley, Ernest H. 26 Heath, Arlene 11, 61, 97 Heaven, Joseph 69, 90 Heber, Frank 70 Heckathorn, Annomarie 70 Heckathorn, Michael 61, 92, 101, 122, 123 Heckathorn, Thomas 66 Heckathorne, Carol 67, 87, 92, 99, 101 Heckathorne, Cheryl 67, 115 Heckathorne, Margaret 67, 94, 97 Heckathorne, Yvonne 67, 101, 115 Hedegore, Patricia 72 , 96, Heffern, Sharon 31, 41, 94, 101, 125 129 Henderson, Jack 42, 107 Henderson, Karen 70 Henderson, Nancy 42, 95, 113 Henderson, Thomas 72 103, Hepler, Wallace 72 Herman, David 79, 101, 106 Herman, Robert 70 Herron, Marjorie 29, 42, 97, 105 Hewey, Susan 67, 90, 92, 99, 101, 115 Hewitt, Wiley 42, 117, 119 Hewston, Michael 69 Hicks, Thomas 42, 110 Hildebrand, Blair 28, 78, 79, 109 Hildebrand, Lance 70, 79 Hildebrand, Tim 78 Hill, Joyce 70 Hilton, Orrin 14 Hinderman, Caroline 72 Hinman, Joseph M. 69, 106 Hipwell, David 66, 100, 106, 117 Hipwell, Richard 66, 112, 116 Hipwell, Robert 42, 101, 106 Hockenberry, Richard 42, 93, 94, 96, 108, 113, 116 Hockman, Judith 42 Hodges, Jeffery 61, 93, 105 Hoffman, Harry (Student Teacher) 30 Hofmeister, Don 66, 79, 106 Hofmeister, Janet 61, 106 Hofmeister, Susan 70 Hoag, Rebecca 42 Hollabaugh, Carol 67, 101 Hollenbeck, Blanche 30 Hollingsworth, Cheryl 67, 87, 101, 115 Hollingsworth, Thomas 66 Holt, Joy 37, 42, 95, 98, 108, 112, 113, 116, 125, 127 Hoover, Terry 61, 106 Horn, Calvin 42, 102, 106 Horn, Connie 29, 42, 97, 112 Horn, Karen 67, 106, 115 Horne, Robin 37, 43, 56, 96, 101, 103, 105 Houtz, J. Francis 28 Houtz, Richard 78, 79, 83, 92 Hovis, Susan 70 Howe, Robert 66, 92, 113 Hower, Edward 61, 76, 78, 79, 102, 104 Huey, Jerry 72 Huey, John 11, 61, 79, 93 Huey, Kathleen 72 Huff, Dennis 61, 92 Huff, James Berton 101, 104, 107 Huff, Karen 72 Huff, Linda 72 Huff, Robert 67, 104, 106 Huff, Robert D. 107 Huff, William 72 Hughes, Daniel 70 Hulsizer, Richard 70 Hunt, Dean 14 Hunt, Linda 61, 93, 101, 114 Hunt, Susan 72 Hunting Fishing 106, 107 Hutchinson, Bruce 61, 78, 79 Hutchinson, James 67, 84, 106 Hutchinson, John Henry Jr. 84, 100, 107 Hutchison, Kathleen 67, 92, 101, 115 Hyde, Patricio 67, 87 - I - Irwin, Mary 72 Irwin, Philip 43, 90, 104, 107 Irwin, William 43 - J - Jackson, Donna 61 Jackson, Faye 61, 93, 96, 105, 123 Jackson, Jane 43, 57, 93, 95, 101, 113, 120, 124, 127, 129 Jackson, Virginia 104 Jacobs, Anson 113 Jakubowski, Edwin J. 26 Jalosky, Miriam 61 Jalosky, Rebekah 67, 87, 101, 115 James, Linda 43, 98, 101, 106, 113 Jamieson, Terrence 67 Jarzab, Patricia 67, 101 Jenkins, Ruby 61, 87 Johnson, David 61, 78 Johnson, James 61, 79, 93, 113 Jones, Gary 67, 78, 101 Jones, Helen R. 30 Jones, Leroy 43, 112, 115 Jones, Ralph E. 30 Juniors 58-65 Junior Officers 58 Junior Red Cross 101 - K - Kalamajka, John 70 Kaminske, Judith 61, 101 Kaness, Russell 43, 102, 107 Kase, Jay 49, 101, 104, 106, 111, 113, 115, 117 Kaster, Mary 70 Kauffman, Kathleen 101, 115 Kaufman, Charles 72 Kaufman, Frank 69, 106 Kaufman, Jay 67, 83, 92, 105 Kaufman, John O. 30 Kaufman, Mary 43, 94, 101, 113 Kaufman, Sue 61, 97, 106 Kean, Ellis 14 138 Keefer, Gerald G. 30 Kelley, Daisy 61, 101, 106, 114 Kelley, Sharon 93 Kellner, Richard 61 Kelly, Terry 70 Kennedy, Dale 14 Kennedy, Darlene 61, 93, 99, 114 Kennedy, David 67, 79 Kern, George 44, 81, 82, 103, 109, 124 Kerr, Carol 61, 106 Kerr, Joan 67, 87, 101 Kerr, Thomas 44, 79, 109 Kessler, Alvin 44, 101 Kiefer, Lee 67 Kimes, Darlene 61, 97, 114 Kimes, Thomas 93, 104 Kirchner, Daniel 70, 79, 84 Kirthner, Dennis 70, 78 Kittner, David M. 69, 106 Klapec, Jim 71 Kline, David 61 Kline, Donna 70 Klinehamer, Joseph 67 Kluck, Daniel 78, 107 Knight, Elva 31, 44 Knupp, James M. 69, 78, 104, 106 Kockler, James A. 25, 78, 79, 80, 83 Koerner, Jane 72 Kolobitz, Chris 114 Korb, Edith 30 Kozaczki, Joseph 61, 79 Kozaczki, Phyllis 21, 61, 101 Kraft, Raymond 44, 102, 104, 107 Kreidler, Kathleen 67, 87, 101 Krensavage, John 71 Kresinske, Carol 61, 94, 101, 114 Kribbs, Jayne K. 61, 93, 99, 105, 116, 119 Kribbs, William 20, 44, 78, 79, 107, 109, 113 Krug, Richard 44, 57, 79, 93, 109 Krug, Samuel 6, 44, 79, 109 Kugler, Steven 67 Kugler, Wayne 61 Kuhls, Ralph 71 Kuhls, Sharon 67, 115 Kulinski, Joseph 71, 117 Kulinski, Patricia 44, 93, 112, 125 Kulling, Fred 69, 106 Kulling, Gail 34, 44, 56, 93, 95, 98, 108, 113, 114, 125, 127 Kulling, Gary 67, 79 Kuminkoski, Linda 67, 97, 106 Kunselman, Terry 67 - L - LoPFerty, Robert C. 21, 66 Lake, Gary 67 Lamb, Harold 14 Lamey, Vera A. 13 Lope, Loretta 30 Larsen, Sherril 70 Last, David 71 Latchaw, Edward 69, 102, 106 Latin Club 92 Lavery, Dennis 61, 93 Leadbetter, Sue A. 44, 94, 101, 125 Lee, Daniel 67, 106 Lee, Jack 71 Index Lee, Joyce 62, 106 Lehman, Paul F. 30 Lehnortt, Marie 72 Leicht, Garry 72 Lendrum, Kathleen 67 Lepley, Jack 71 Lesh, David E. 62 Lesh, Jeannetta 44, 94, 95, 101, 105, 108, 113, 124 Leta, Michele 67, 69, 115 Levi, Joseph 72 Levine, Bryan 67, 79 Levine, Deena 72 Levine, Jill 72 Levine, Sandra 72 Lewis, Charles 41, 67, 115, 119 Lewis, F. LaMonte 17, 25, 108, 122, 123 Lewis, Leanna C. 24, 70 Lewis, Linda 72 Leyda, Henrietta 13, 17, 22 Lilly, Lynne 62, 87, 93, 96, 101, 114 Lilly, William 15 Linch, Kenneth 71 Linch, William T. 79, 84, 104, 107 Lindquist, Susan 45, 57, 95, 112, 113, 120 125, 126, 127, 129 Lindrum, Kathleen 67 Linehan, Katheryn 62, 93, 96, 109, 114, 120 Literary Staffs 98, 99 Lockhart, Russell 62, 79, 107, 109 Lord, Katherine 70 Loveless, Charlene 67, 115 Lowers, Judith 67, 87, 101, 115 Lowry, Carol 92, 115 Lowry, Janet 78 Lowry, Judy 70 Lowry, Virginia 67, 97 Ludwig, Joseph 45, 125 Lunch Hall Staff 31 Lutz, Mary L. 62, 93, 101, 116, 117 Lynn, David 45, 102, 103 Lynn,Jane 62 Lytle, Thomas J. 62, 113 - Me - McCartney, James 72 McCash, Margie L. 22 McCauley, John 69, 106 McCauley, Sharon 31, 67 McCauley, Walter 71 McClain. Linda 67, 87, 97, 115 McClellan, David Leroy 67, 113 McClintic, William 68, 92, 117 McClintock, Charles R. 69 McConnell, Charles E. 15 McCoy, Ron 78 McCray, Susan 67, 92, 115 McCrea, Edward 68, 106, 117 McDonald, Gretchan 67, 87, 101 McElhattan, John T. 39, 45, 81, 93, 100, 109 McFall, Bruce 93 McFall, Bruce A. 24, 39, 90 McFate, Benjamin G. 15 McFate, Harry 62, 93, 105 McFate, Robert 62, 93, 104, 113 McFetridge, Judith 72 McFetridge, Terrance 62, 107 McKay, Ronald 62, 104 McKenzie, Betty 45, 93, 95, 96, 103, 112, 113, 118, 124, 127, 129 McKissick, Sandra 47, 97 McKissick, Walter 72 McLaughlin, Carol 45, 95, 103, 112, 116, 124 McLaughlin, Cheryl 67, 92, 99, 101 McMillen. Robert 67, 105, 106 McMillin, Karen 72 • M ■ Mack, Bonnie 67, 87, 99, 101, 115 Magazine Sale 110 Majorettes 118 Mallory, Richard 41 Molys, Marion 71, 79 Mamott, Lynn 70 Manley, Randy 72 Manross, Carol 29, 97 Marchinke, Randy 62 Marsh, Ann Louise 31, 67 Marshall, Blaine H. 69, 101, 106 Marshall, Mary Kay 70 Martin, James M. 41 Martin, Jean 63, 97, 114 Martin, Joan 62, 90, 96, 101 Martin, Robert 72 Martin, Sandy 62, 92, 101 Marvin, Carolyn 67, 92, 97, 106, 115 Marvin, Leslie 92, 115 Marvin, Roger 62, 107 Masters, Tom 84 Mctha, Archie C. 26, 69 Matha, Pamelia Ann 62, 93, 101, 117, 119, 122 Malhews, Donna L. 71 Mathews, Ronald 45, 107 Matthews, Edith M. 29, 97 Maxwell, Richard 67, 106, 113 Maybroy, Jonathan 67, 93, 105 Mays, Rita 71 Mead, Ruth 29 Meddock, Terry J. 21, 62, 104, 109, 110, 112, 115 Mertz, Larry 67, 100, 117 Michaels, Nora 67, 92, 101, 115 Michaelson, Patricia 23, 45, 51, 95, 98, 112, 114, 125, 127 Michaelson, Stephen 67, 112 Milbrandt, Jayne 67, 101, 106, 115 Miller, Anna 67, 106 Miller, Blanchard 72 Miller, Carol 62, 93, 96, 114 Miller, Daniel 67 Miller, Gary 72 Miller, John 71, 117 Miller, Kenneth E. 62, 107 Miller, Robert 46 Milner, Edward V. 69, 102 Mitcham, Blanche 34, 46, 47, 93, 95, 111, 113, 114, 127, 129 Mitcham, Marjorie 72 Mitcham, Mary 67, 115 Mitchell, David 72 Mitchell, Gene 46, 106 Mitchell, Gordon 46, 112, 116. 119 139 Index Mitchell, John 69 Mix, Linda 67, 101, 106 Mix, Steven 46, 81, 82, 83, 109 Mohnkern, Glen L. 62, 123 Mohnkern, James A. 62, 79, 104, 107 Mohnkern, Jean A. 46, 116 Mohnkern, John 67 Mohnkern, Tom 67, 106 Mohr, George E. 19, 123 Mohr, Melissa 72 Mong, David D. 69, 104 Mong, Ethel 58, 62, 93, 99, 101, 103, 106, 114 Mong, Pamela 71 Mong, Patricia 71 Montana, Charles 67, 106 Montana, Cheryl 71 Montana, Richard 46, 49, 57, 78, 79, 90, 96, 109 Montgomery, Harold 71, 79 Montgomery, Jerry 69 Montgomery, Robert 72, 78 Montgomery, William 67 Moodie, Samuel 62, 117, 119 Moon, Rose 62, 101, 114 Moore, James 67, 105 Moore, Karen L. 101, 106 Moore, Robert E. 69, 104 Morris, Sandra 62, 90, 93, 96, 105, 114 Morrison, Karen 71 Morrison, Timothy 72 Morrison, Wallace 62, 113, 115 Morse, Margaret 46 Mosier, Kendalynne 67, 101, 115 Matter, Cathy 28, 67, 101, 115 Motter, Connie 46, 55, 87, 92, 95, 101, 112, 125 Moyer, Bernice 46, 62, 100 Moyer, Sandra L. 101 Muldoon, William 67, 112 Mullins, Elaine 67, 87, 92, 101, 115 Murray, Gerald Wayne 46, 102 Music Club Council 112 Myers, Ada 46, 92, 101 Myers, Carol 47, 94, 101, 113 Myers, David 47, 56, 57, 90, 100, 103, 105, 112, 115, 117, 119 Myers, Sherry 71 Myers, William 15 Mylarski, Dianna Jean 62, 93, 96, 101, 104 - N - National Honor Society 91 Neal, Thomas 67, 83, 90 Neidich, Barry 69, 106 Nelles, Jean 71, 116 Nelles, Peggy 47, 95, 96, 98, 101, 112, 125, 127 Nelson, Gerald 31, 47, 116, 124 Nelson, Sally 62, 101, 103, 106, 114 Nelson, William 45, 47, 107, 111 Newscasters 122 Nicewonger, John 69, 106 Nilsson, Margaret 47, 94, 95, 101, 113, 124 Noon, Thomas V. 62, 92 Norris, Jone 67 Nunemaker, Russell 62, 101, 113, 115 - O - Oakes, Dorothy 31 Oakes, James 47, 105, 107, 109, 112, 115 Oakes, Karen 67 Oakes, Lorraine Rae 62, 101, 114 Oakes, Rebecca 71 Ochalek, Norman 47, 78, 106, 109, 112 Oil Can Staffs 124, 125 Oliver, Thomas 63, 84, 93, 109 Olmes, James 48, 93, 103 Olmes, Judith 72 Olsofka, Louise 20, 48, 105, 112, 117, 123 O'Neil, Dennis Lee 93, 100 O'Neil, Kenneth 20, 48, 57, 63, 100, 103, 113, 115 Organists 117 Osterman, Rodney 71 Oswald, Duane 67, 112 - P - Pacior, Martha 71 Paine, Candace 48, 57, 90, 95, 101, 103, 113, 124, 125 Palmer, Barbara 48, 108, 125 Palmer, Carol 71 Passauer, William Lee 7, 48, 100, 103 Passauer, Yvonne E. 63, 101 Patterson, Josephine 31 Patton, Roland 67, 84, 92 Pearson, David William 63, 78, 80, 81, 109,110 Perry, Linda 71 Perry, Robert E. 63 Peterson, Christine 30 Peterson, Jacqueline 31, 48, 94, 101, 124 Peterson, Linda 72 Petre, Charles 67, 92 Petre, Pamela 72 Pett, Marcia 48, 101, 113 Petulla, Samuel J. 43 Pfendler, Audrey 67, 87 Pfendler, George 9, 63, 78, 79, 93, 104 Phillips, Eddie Mac 49, 107 Phillips, Judith 63, 87, 114, 117 Phillips, Sharon 71 Physics 104 Piercy, Barbara 67, 101, 106 Pifer, David Means 28, 101 Pleger, Lou 71 Plowman, Daryl Marshall 63, 93, 107 Plowman, Rita 68, 97 Plowman, Rowland 49, 78, 79, 105, 106, 109, 112 Plowman, Rowland M. 31 Poorman, Elizabeth 49, 98, 105, 112, 125 Porath, Rosalee Ann 49 Porter, Fred 67 Porter, Gorden E. 20, 100 Porter, Jack Eugene 107 Porter, Thomas W. 69, 104, 106 Potts, Jack 67, 106 Poulter, William 71 Prather, James 72 Prenatt, Darlene 106 Pringle, Dana M. 18 Pritchard, Wayne A. 15 Proper, Dan 67, 84 Proper, Gary 53, 84 Proper, Kathryn 63, 87, 114 Proper, Robert 71 Public Reading Club 103 Puleo, C. Frank 23, 112, 115, 117, 119 Puleo, Candace 63, 93, 106, 114 Putnam, James 19, 49, 107, 111, 123 Putnam, Joseph 67, 106 - Q - Quattro, Judy 30 - R - Ralston, Joyce 49, 94, 101, 112 Rankin, Gerald L. 8, 20, 49, 100 Ray, Cheryle 71 Ray, Terry 67, 79, 83, 116 Rayner, Robert 67, 78, 113 Reogle, Nancy Lee 63, 94 Rearick, Quay 67 Reasor, Ruth 72 Redfield, Frances 49, 98, 112 Redfield, Richard 50, 100, 108 Redfield, Romayne B. 30 Reed, James 67 Reed, Paula 72 Reed, Wayne 50, 105, 107, 113 Reich, Andrea 72 Reid, Barbara Ann 63, 87 Reid, Margaret D. 25, 105 Reinhardt, Susan B. 19, 94 Rembold, Donald 50, 103, 110 Rembold, James 26, 107 Reninger, Fred 72, 78, 84 Reninger, Judith Ann 63 Reninger, Sherill 72 Renninger, Candace 68, 87, 97, 115 Rex, Clyde A. 69, 106 Rex, Janet 68, 87 Reynolds, Rebecca 68, 87, 101 Rhoades, Diane 30 Rifenberrick, Janice 68, 116 Riley, David 69, 106 Riley, John J. 63 Ritchie, Michael 67, 92 Roberts, Beverly 72 Roberts, Inez 68, 87, 116 Roberts, James E. 63 Roberts, Thomas 67 Robison, Ted 72, 78 Roddy, Sherry 68, 87, 101 Rodgers, Bruce 67, 92, 101, 113 Rodgers, James 72 Rodgers, Kenneth 63, 101, 106, 112 Rodgers, Laurina 68, 87, 101 Rodgers, Sherry 68, 106, 115 Rodgers, Stanley 71 Roess, Christine 71 Roess, Robert 67 Rogers, Larry 72 Rogers, Nancy 50, 93, 100, 108, 113, 124 Rolka, Ronald 71 Rorabaugh, Blair 71, 84 Rorabaugh, Carl T. 26, 102 Rose, Catherine 9, 49, 50, 93, 95, 113, 114, 124 140 Index Roseberry, Rosemory 50, 97 Rosen, Bruce 24, 63, 93 Rosen, Burt 71 Rosenberg, Donald 67 Rosenberg, John 67, 103, 105 Rosenberg, Patricia 50 Rosin, Shirley 50, 93, 95, 100, 113, 120, 121 Rosinski, Barbara 71 Ross, Carolyn 68, 101, 115 Ross, James 71 Ruby, William 71 Rudisille, Judith 68 Rudisille, Sheila 71 Rudolph, Toni 68, 87, 97 Rugh, Mary Katherine 63, 92, 96 Rugh, Robert 67 Rumburd, Janice Elaine 63, 92, 101, 103, 114 Runninger, Sue Ann 63, 94, 103, 114 Runzo, Philip 23, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116 Runzo, Roberta Marie 64, 93, 96, 114 Russell, Elaine Elizabeth 28, 64, 93, 101, 116, 119, 122 Russell, James 71, 78 Russell, Linda 72 Russell, Richard T. 21, 79, 80, 81 Ryan, Jim 68, 106 Rybak, Pat 68, 97 Rynd, Cyrus T. 15 - S - Sabousky, Michael 68, 113 Sager, Gail 68, 87 Sager, Sherry 9, 28, 50, 87, 95, 100, 112, 125 Sallade, Allan 63 Sallade, Dorothy 50, 87, 95, 96, 113, 124 Sallade, Paul 72 Saltzman, Selinda Ann 64, 101, 114, 118 Samonsky, Anabel S. 28, 87, 95, 120 Samonsky, Mary Jill 24, 64, 87, 93, 114 Sampsell, Georgetta 72 Samuels, Sam 68, 90, 92, 116 Sanford, Jane 30 Sarko, John (Student Teacher) 105 Server, Philip LeRoy 64, 93, 104 Say, Beverly 68, 92, 99, 101, 115 Sayers, Margaret 7, 50, 93, 103, 112, 116, 119, 126, 127 Sayers, Richard 68, 78 Scanned, John 72 Schantz, Linda 68, 92, 115 Schell, Barbara 72 Schneeberger, John 68 Schneider, Bonnie 68, 97 Schneider, Donald 72 Schoch, Lenwood 68, 106 Schoonover, Jerome 71 Schoonover, Paul 50, 101, 107 Schreflfler, Perry 64 Schuler, Sharon 51, 113 Schultz, Terry 79, 106 Schultz, Vikki 23, 51, 97 Schwab, Eugene 64 Schwab, James D. 30 Schwab, Jerry 51, 113 Schwab, William 68 Schwabenbauer, Carol 8, 9, 51, 87, 95, 98, 100, 105, 125 Scierka, Peter S. 27, 58, 69 Scott, Delores 68, 106 Scott, Robert 78 Scott, Susan 51, 93, 98, 105, 112, 114, 125, 127, 129 Scovron, Margaret 64, 87, 97, 114 Secretaries 30 Seifert, Karl 39, 51, 105, 122 Selden, Elizabeth Ann 64, 90, 93, 96, 99, 114 Selden, Frank A. 30 Selden, Madelyn 30 Senior Hi News 123 Senior Class Play 108 Senior Officers 34 Seniors 34-55 Seyler, Patricia 68, 101 Shalof, David 68, 83, 92 Shane, Paul 64, 79, 93, 104, 112 Shannon, Dixie 71 Sharp, Donna Jean 63, 64, 87, 97 Shattenberg, Helen M. 63, 94 Shaughnessy, Carolyn Ann 64, 87 Shaughnessy, Daryl 71 Shaughnessy, James J. 10, 69, 78, 79, 84, 90, 107, 109 Shaughnessy, John 64 Shaw, Dennis 79, 84, 106, 107 Shawgo, William 26 Shawl, Carol Ann 64 Sheotz, Nedra 72 Shefchunas, Thomas 71, 84 Sherbine, Thomas 51 Sherlock, Robert 69 Shirey, Donna 68, 106, 115, 117 Shirey, JoAnne 68, 94 Shirey, Sharon Rae 64, 103, 107, 114 Shirey, William L. 69 Shontz, Marcine 64 Shontz, Margaret 64, 107 Shook, Dale 72 Shoup, Dean 30 Showers, Donald 51 Shreffler, Joyce 52, 94 Shreve, Elaine 71 Shreve, Mary Ann 72 Shumaker, Sue Ann 64, 99, 112 Sibson, Scott 78, 79 Sitterley, Harold 72 Siverling, Judith Ann 23, 64, 93, 96, 101, 114 Siverling, Ruth 31 Skinner, Jane 68, 92, 99, 101, 115 Skinner, Rebecca 25 Sklar, Trudy 68, 101 Slagle, Denver 52 Slater, Nora Jean 64, 87 Slater, William 79, 83, 106 Sloven, Diana Lee 64, 100 Slesnick, Shirley 64, 93, 96, 99, 114, 118 Sliter, Fred 69 Sloppie, Daniel 93, 104, 116, 119 Smith, Chloe Ann 52, 101, 106 Smith, Cody 68, 84, 106 Smith, Gloria Ann 64, 93, 101, 103 Smith, James 64, 101, 106, 110 Smith, Margaret 72 Smith, Richard 72, 107 Smith, Robert Edward 27, 64, 71, 101, 102, 107 Smrekar, Sandra 68, 106 Snow, Tommie 52 Snyder, Betty 31 Snyder, Charles 28, 64 Snyder, Constance 9, 52, 95, 108, •• • 114, 116, 125 Snyder, James 52, 103 Snyder, John 72 Snyder, Kenneth S. 30 Snyder, Mary Ellen 19, 68, 94 Snyder, Peggy 29, 52, 97, 106 Snyder, Samuel 78 Soles, Joyce 68 Sonoski, Paul 47, 64, 78, 79, 84, 109 Sonoski, Robert 68, 112 Sophomores 66-69 South Side Jr. High Faculty 30 Spangler, Ann 30 Spangler, Julie 72 Spangler, Kathy 64, 93, 96, 99, 101, 1 • 116 Spanish Club 93 Sparks, Cecelia E. 52 Sparks, Martha 64, 117 Spence, Carol 71 Spence, Clarence G. 69, 106 Spence, Clifford 52, 90, 106 Spence, Jacqueline 64 Spence, Jeannette 64 Spence, Linda 52, 96, 106, 111 Spence, Marion J. 30 Spence, Peggy 63, 101, 115 Spring, Philip Arthur 107 Stack, Georgia 52 Stage Force 122 Stanley, Edward 63, 83, 107, 112 Stanton, John T. 104 Stanton, Sandra 71 Stanton, Sandra 72 Stark, Robert 72 Sterner, David 68, 106, 112 Steiner, Larry 68, 106 Sterner, Pamela 68, 87, 97 Stevens, Judith 71 Steward, Cheryl 64, 93, 96, 101 Stewart, Donna 71 Stewart, Margaret 9, 52, 57, 95, 98, 109, 113, 114, 125, 127, 129 Stiglitz, Maurean 71 Stoltenburg, Earl 68, 83, 106 SJoudt, Jack 68, 106, 117 Stoudt, Richard 81 Stoudt, Rita 53, 94, 95, 108, 112, 124 Stover, Blaine E. 27, 55, 107 Stover, Eugene Russell 64, 107, 117 Stover, Merrie 68 Strain, Albert 53, 100, 103 Stralka, James 71 Straub, David 71, 78 Strickland, Dorothy 64, 87 Strickland, James 71 Strickland, Joanne 21, 58, 64, 87, 93, 98, 99, 104, 109, 110, 114, 120 Strickland, Judy 65, 106 Strickland, Lee 68, 84 Strohm, Christopher 79, 92, 113 Strouse, Wilfred 68 Strus, Dean A. 107 Struthers, Edna 65 Struthers, William 68, 106 Student Council 90 Sullivan, Lois 68, 97, 106 141 Index Sumoske, Connie 65, 87 Superlatives 56, 57 Swab, Daniel 69, 106 Swartz, Carol 68, 101, 106, 115 Swartz, Edward 63 Swetsky, Francine 68, 87, 101, 115 Swing Band 119 Swires, James 53, 107 Sylvester, Anthony 65, 104, 112 Sylvester, Donna 7, 53, 95, 112, 114, 124 Szafran, James 92 Szympruch, Edward 53, 79, 109 Szympruch, Joseph 65, 78, 79, 84, 106 -T- Tarleton, Karen 68, 87, 101, 115 Tarr, Marilyn 68, 97 Tarr, Merwin E. 15 Tarr, Ronald 79 Tarr, Timothy 68, 112, 117, 119 Tawney, Nancy 65, 99, 101, 106, 114 Taylor, Kenneth 72 Tenney, Larry 65 113, 115 Tennis 86 Terrill, Barbara 30 Terrill, James 23 Thomas, Carol 41, 53, 95, 113, 114, 118, 125 Thomas, Henry M. 31 Thomas, Thomas 53, 100, 103, 113, 115 Thompson, Thomas 68 Thorpe, Barbara 68, 87, 101, 112, 115, 121 Thurau, James 68, 105, 112, 116, 119 Tingue, Dixie 53, 87, 95, 101 Titus, Richard 71, 84 Tobin, William 26, 107 Tock, Howard T. 31 Top Six 56 Townley, James D. 17, 122 Townsend, Carl H. 16, 17 Townsend, Jean 16 Townsend, Mark 16 Townsend, Michael 16 Toy, Gary 71 Toy, Karen 53, 94 Toy, Kay 65, 87, 93, 114, 116, 117, 119 Toy, Patricia 101, 106, 115 Toy, Rona 65, 114 Track 86 Travis, Jack 54, 100, 103 Tressler, Betty 68, 101 Truby, Verna G. 25, 68 Tunney, Dolores 68, 97, 106, 115 Turner, Gail 65, 84, 117 Turner, Karen 65, 106, 114 Turner, Nancy 54, 95, 98. 101, 103, 112, 116, 117, 125 - U - Udick, Stephen 63, 106 Uhlott, Debra 72 Uhlott, Dennis 72 Umstead, Dennis 72 Uplinger, Blaine 54, 103, 112 Urban, Clement 10, 22, 67, 78, 79 Ushers 95 - V - Vandall, LeRoy 7, 23, 54, 94, 96, 108 Van Wormer, Clarence 68, 83 Van Wormer, Laura 71 Varsity O 109 Vender, Gary 71 Vender, John 107, 109 Vender, Michael 65, 78 Venturella, Charles 65, 76, 77, 79, 109, 110, 113, 115 Venturella, Thomas 65, 79, 90, 109, 113 Vocational Board 102 Vogan, Gloria 54, 106 Vogan, Larry 72 Vogan, Toni-Lee 71 Vogus, Clara 72 Voit, Suzanne 65, 101, 1 14 - W - Wade, Tim 71 Wagner, Walter 30 Waitz, Larry 54, 106 Walentosky, Philip 71 Wallace, Judith 54, 93, 95, 96, 103, 105, 112, 117, 123, 125 Walters, Michael 65, 79, 81, 93, 109, 113 Walters, Nancy 71 Walther, Kathy 65, 114 Walz, Lois S. 18 Warcholic, Kathleen 101, 106, 115 Ward, Albert 65, 78, 79, 93, 109 Ward, Donald 65 Ward, Duane 68, 106 Ward, Gerald 63, 78, 79, 84. 90, 92, 109 Ward, John 68 Ward, Russell K. 30 Ware, Thomas 63 Watkins, Jacques R. 23, 70, 100 Watkins, Susan 72 Watson, Dan E. 21 Watson, Robert W. 102, 107 Way, Charlotte 71 Weaver, John E. 15 Webber, Charles S. 15 Webster, Gary 63, 79, 113 Webster, W. Ronald 20, 68, 101 Welch, Daniel 71 Welch, Mary Ann 65, 93, 101, 114 Welch, Marybeth 63, 92, 116, 119 Welding Club 104 Wells, Harold L. 17, 20, 71, 109 Welms, Georgianna 71, 116 Wert, James 68, 92, 101 West, Carol 68, 115 Whaley, Otto 65, 106 Whaley, Terry 68 White, Carolyn 68, 101, 115 Whitehill, Beverly 68, 92 Whitehill, Priscilla 72 Whitehouse, Carol 54, 95, 105, 112, 114, 124 Whitling, Howard 54, 94, 103 Whitling, James 68 Whitling, Terry 68 Whitman, Charles 71 Whitman, Edward 68, 106 Wigren, William 54 Wilkinson, William 65, 78. 79, 112 Williams, Beverly 68, 97, 106 Williams, Brad 68. 79, 84. 106 Williams, Gregory 54, 78, 79, 90, 100, 106, 109 Williams, Jane 65, 101, 106, 114 Williams, Judith 71 Williams, Kathleen 71 Williams, Michael T. 69 Williams, Ruth 30 Williams, Sandra 68, 87, 99, 101, 112, 115 Williams, Sheryl 68, 97 Williamson, Ted 71 Wilson, Anita 65, 114 Wilson, David 55, 76, 77, 79. 84. 96. 107, 109, 123 Wilson, Jack 65 Wilson, John 68, 78, 79, 106 Wilson, Phillip 71 Wilsted, Anna 20 Wiltanger, Linda 87, 101, 112, 116 Wiltanger, Mary Ann 65, 101, 106, 114 Winger, Donald Larry 65, 78, 116, 119 Winger, Kenneth 7, 55, 101, 106 Winger, Michael 71 Winger, Stephen 71 Winter Sports Court 127 Winter Sports Queen 126 Wise, Barbara 71 Wise, Eileen 71 Wise, Harold 55, 101, 106 Wise, Harvey 71 Wise, Helen 71 Witmer, Charles 65, 84, 116 Witmer, Robert 31 Witmer, Wallace 68, 112 Wolcott, Sylvia 45, 55, 93, 95, 101, 112, 124 ,129 Wolozyn, Joseph 58, 65, 92, 117, 119 Womer, Patricia 65, 101, 106, 114, 116, 117 Womer, William K. 65, 107 Wood, Eugene 65, 106 Woods, Patricia 45, 55, 93, 95, 112, 114, 125 Wood, Terry 63 Woods, Timothy 65, 72, 78, 79, 81, 93, 109, 110 Wrestling 84, 85 Wright, William 68, 83 Wromble, Thomas 55, 106 Wurster, Ronald 71 Wynkoop, Donald G. 30 Wynkoop, Donna 68, 87, 92, 115 - Y - Yargar, Margaret 71 Yashinski, William 71 Yeager, Robert 55, 106 Young, Barbara 71 Young, Sheri 68, 87, 99, 115 Youth Appreciation 105 - Z - Zaccaria, Carl 43, 55, 106, 112, 115 Ziegler, Robert B. 27 Zuck, Samuel 71 142 Acknowledgments The staff of the 1963 Oil Can extends its thanks and appreciation to the following: Mr. S. J. Petulla and Mr. S. J. Petulla, Jr. of Petulla and Son . . . Photography Mr. L. S. Wolowiec of Consolidated Graphic Arts, Inc.......Engravings Mr. C. D. Ridgway and Mr. Don R. Miller of Kurtz Bros. . Printing The administration and faculty of Senior High and South Side Junior High. Our advertisers and patrons. OIL CAN STAFF Co-editors: Carol Schwabenbauer, Jacquelyn Gonzalez Circulation Jeannetta Lesh Gloria Giles Connie Motter, Editor Gerald Nelson Rita Stoudt Joseph Buterbaugh, Assistant Typing Photography Carol Whitehouse Carolyn Brown, Editor Sheryl Sager, Editor Gordon Cook Judy Burchfield, Assistant Barbara Palmer, Assistant Margaret Nelles Gayleen Chelton Constance Evans Susan Lindquist Jacqueline Peterson Blanche Mitcham Betty McKenzie Jacqueline Fry Candace Paine Kenneth O'Neil Elizabeth Poorman Dottie Sallade David Myers Sharon Heffern Gail Kulling George Kern Katherine Bayne Patricia Kulinski Carol Thomas Linda Carson Nancy Rogers Business Sue Leadbetter Sylvia Wolcott Margaret Stewart, Editor Margaret Nilsson Donna Sylvester Nancy Turner, Assistant Literary Catherine Rose Constance Snyder Nancy Caldwell, Editor Art Sue Espy Edwina Coughlan, Assistant Pat Michaelson, Editor Joseph Ludwig Patricia Woods Chris Gill, Assistant Joyce Boyles Patricia Allebach Susan Scott Carol Biauser Carol McLaughlin Proofreaders Jon Gustafson Judith Wallace Constance Snyder George Campbell Jane Jackson Joy Holt AWARDS 1962 First Place—National Scholastic Press Association First Place—Columbia Scholastic Press Association A Award—National School Yearbook Association 143 In the preceding pages we have answered the question What Is Senior High? We realize that no book could ever record what Senior meant to each individual; but we have endeavored, through the use of pictures and words, to re-create some of the customary scenes in our school life. Senior has many different phases. Even though at times we may find it hard to admit, each one of us has acquired a love for one or all of them. Our school will remain in our hearts as the building in which we gathered with our friends to increase our small realm of knowledge and to develop within ourselves the poise and confidence needed to make us intelligent adults. To our fellow classmates we extend farewell and best wishes. We hope that the benefits received from the work which has been accomplished in their high school days will enable them to achieve their goals in life. Working on the Oil Can has taught us that reward and happiness will come only from perseverance and perfection. Also, we wish to thank our staffs for the service and time which they have given to the Oil Can. Without their co-operation and help, the deadline never would have been met. Now that they have seen the entire book, we believe that their satisfaction will be greater than their sacrifices. Most of all we wish to express to our advisers. Miss Bell and Mr. Allen, our gratitude. Their enthusiasm and devotion guided us throughout the year in everything we did. In future years, when we become scattered throughout the world, may the Oil Can be a pleasant reminder of Senior. —Jackie and Carol 1 44