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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1964 volume:

Freedom to choose is our birthright. No one dictates the path we must follow. THE ROAD NOT TAKEN Two roods diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair. And having perhaps the better claim. Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same. And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. by Robert Frost From Complete Poems Of Robert Frost, Copyright 1916, 1921 by Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, Inc. Copyright renewed 1944 by Robert Frost. Reprinted by permission of Holt,Rinehart, and Winston, Inc. 2 OIL CAN - 1964 I r- t sir OIL CITY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLOIL CITY, PENNSYLVANIA The Declaration of Independence plaque presented to our high school last spring in honor of Mr. Townsend and Mr. Townley by the American Legion Post 32 seems to embody the underlying meaning of our theme—THE ROAD NOT TAKEN—man's need to think for himself. One of our basic freedoms is our right to choose our own way through life, and our decisions must start in high school. We begin by choosing the course which will best suit our life's goals. Next, we decide which of the offered courses we will take. After graduation, some of us choose to continue our education, others enter the jobs of their choice. Whether our goals be those of scientists or mechanics, teachers or homemakers, businessmen, or lawyers, the choice is our road in life, and the choice must be made by each of us. Through life we shall be faced with an unending number of decisions. By necessity many roads will be left untaken and many adventures untried. 4 CONTENTS FACULTY 14- 31 CLASSES 32- 85 ACTIVITIES 86-115 MUSIC AND DRAMA 116-129 ROYALTY 130-139 ATHLETICS 140-157 SENIOR INDEX 158-167 Biology offers the opportunity for students to probe into the mysteries of life. ACADEMIC- GENERAL Some of the pleasures of oncient Rome ore investigated by Advanced Latin students. Quantity is not alwoys necessary for quality. Eleven students made up this year's Advanced Algebra ill class. 6 The academic and general courses are designed for college-bound students. From select classes like Algebra III and Trigonometry to compulsory classes like P.O.D. and English, the curriculum helps to develop the student's power of reasoning and his ability to express his thoughts clearly and concisely. Students leorn the mechanics of our American society and discuss current events in P.O.D. class. 7 COMMERCIAL Necessory experience is goined by using the modern equipment in the Commercial Deportment. The commercial courses are for students who intend to enter the competitive world of business. Speed and efficiency are always demanded there, and the road to success is long and hard. Secretaries, businessmen, clerks, office workers—all of these professions and many more can be attained through subjects offered in this course. Often mistakes ore found in a student's ledger by an attentive teacher. Future secretaries improve their shorthand by practicing as a group. 9 The boys' vocational courses prepare students for jobs after high school, whether they choose to be mechanics, welders, or industrial workers. Only in the Home Economics Department do girls find special training for most women's future vocation, homemaking. Here they learn how to prepare and serve foods, domestic and foreign. The girls are taught to design and make hats, cut, fit, and tailor clothes. They also are exposed to such fields as reupholstering furniture, home nursing, grooming, and family relationships. VOCATIONAL The Home Economics Department teoches its students procticol skills such os hatmaking. Blueprinting is an ort which con be perfected only through hours of practice. Everyone takes physical fitness tests. There are some things that all the students do. For example: they participate in sports, as athletes and spectators; they stand impatiently in lunch lines; they all must take health, physical and safety education; and they all enjoy the assemblies. WHAT WE DO TOGETHER 13 EDUCATORS e u 1 5 ADMINISTRATION Able Leaders Determine Our School s Policies Dr. H. Virgil Grumbling Dr. H. Virgil Grumbling has been in the field of education for thirty-four years serving as a teacher, principal, supervising principal, and superintendent. For the past eighteen years he has been Superintendent of the Oil City Area Schools. Dr. Grumbling attended Indiana State College, Waynesburg College, and the University of Pittsburgh. He has Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctor's degrees in education. Many thanks are due to Dr. Grumbling for his work with the School Board and his active interest in student affairs. DR. H. VIRGIL GRUMBLING Superintendent of Schools JOHN A. COMET WILLIAM L. WILLIAM L. GEGOGEINE ORRIN E. HILTON DALE B. KENNEDY CULBERTSON WILLIAM A. HARPER 16 CHARLES CRAWFORD HOWARD R. FISHER DEAN B. HUNT HAROLD LAMB R. S. GOODWILL Secretory Oil City Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION WILLIAM A. CLARK, JR. HAROLD F. ADAMS, JR. President WILLIAM H. LILLY WILLIAM MYERS MAJOR D. OLMES, JR. 7 CHARLES E. McConnell WAYNE A. PRICHARD CYRUS T. RYND FRANK SHORTS MERWIN E. TARR JOHN E. WEAVER CHARLES S. WEBBER New Executives Are Faced With Many Problems Mr. John 0. Kaufman, principal, came to Oil City in the fall of 1948. His first teaching and coaching were done in Somerset County during 1940-42. He spent the following four years in the armed forces and then returned to his chosen profession for two years in Evans City before coming to Oil City. During his teaching career he has taught health, driver safety, physical education, biology, and science. Since Mr. Kaufman came to the Oil City Public Schools, he has served as the Director of Health ond Physical Education and as Athletic Director. He was head football and track coach for ten years. Mr. Koufman wos the Director of Secondary Curriculum from 1958-1963 and assumed the principalship this year Mr. James D. Schwab began teaching at West Hickory in 1950. He joined the Cranberry faculty where he taught both grade school and high school. During his nine years there he also served as the Elementary Supervisor. His first job in Oil City was guidance counselor at South Side Junior High School. He served in that capacity for three years before becoming Assistant Principal at Senior this year. JOHN O. KAUFMAN Principal Helpful Advisors Put Us on the Right Path GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT VERA A. LAMEY Home and School Visitor DANA M. PRINGLE Guidance Director SUSAN B. REINHARDT General Business, Guidance DEAN K. SHOUP Guidance The teachers of the Guidance Deportment are a very important part of the Oil City faculty. By administering specially prepared tests they learn essential facts about each student. They arrange personal interviews with every student to help with such important things as scheduling classes, taking College Boards, and filling out college applications. Whatever the problem may be, the teochers of the Guidance Department are always ready to lend a helping hand. Mrs. Reinhardt discusses Judy Harris' future plans with her. Mr. Pringle studies a student's guidance folder. A Thorough Knowledge of English Is a Necessity for Further Learning ENGLISH The English teachers of Senior High teach their students much more than ports of speech and punctuation. One of their main objectives, teaching the art of good composition, is studied by analyzing the techniques of established writers, by learning the fundamentals of the skill and, finally, by triol and error. Developing poise in speaking before an audience is another goal aimed for by giving oral book reports and class discussions. The English department's curriculum is planned to give adequate preparation for the student whose formal education ends with high school and also for the student who goes on to further his education. RUTH R. BANKSON English, Reading MARGARET BOAL English FRANCES H. DEITER AUGUSTA GARRITY English English DAVID A. KROLL English Mrs. Garrity, Mr. Masters, and Mr. Kroll plan their English classes. ELEANOR DAUBENSPECK Librory LOIS S. WALZ Librory Mrs. Doubenspeck explains the book Mrs. Truby examines some of the Linda Bharne ossists Mrs. Walz in covering process to Linda Graham. library's new records. filing magazines. Both Mrs. Doubenspeck and Mrs. Waltz have contributed much to make our library one that we can be proud of. In their own way each of them has been a great help to the students and the faculty. This year the library has seen the addition of new book shelves in the conference room, book classification tabs, magazine files, newspaper racks, and an organized record department. They supervise the training of new student librarians, the buying of new books, and the binding of old books for the Oil City Area Schools. LIBRARIANS Books Are a Key to Knowledge LEANNA C. LEWIS English JOHN M. MASTER BARBARA A. TERRILL MARGARET D. REID VERNA G. TRUBY English, Journalism Speech, English English English Civics 21 GORDON E. PORTER Mothemotics MERLE STUCHELL Mathematics WILLIAM C. SWAILE History, Arithmetic W. RONALD WEBSTER Mothemotics The Square Root of Living Is Numbers MATHEMATICS The mathematics department helps prepare the students for the different fields they will enter For those preparing for college, plane geometry, trigonometry, and an extensive algebra course are offered. The three-year algebra course gives such a thorough knowledge that many students obtain high standings on standard mathematics tests. In business mathematics the commercial students receive a knowledge which will be useful in their special fields when they go into the business world. ANNA WILSTED Mothemotics Mr. Porter explains on algebraic function to one of his dosses. 22 Mr. Webster helps Koren Kinch in o pre-school class. Understanding the Past Leads to a Better Future Mr. Floth lectures his U. S. History class. ROBERT L. FLATH History ROBERT C. ALLEN VICTOR A. BECK Problems of Democracy History Mr. Allen draws a map of South America for his P.O.D. class. The histories — U. S. History, World History, World Cultures, Civics, and P.O.D.—all help us to understand whot has happened ond whot is happening in the world around us. From the cavemen ond Caesar of Rome to radar and nuclear warheads, students at Senior are instructed in the why's and wherefore's of the events which make the world the woy it is. Sometimes the method used for this instruction is new, such os the television teacher observed in some of the world culture classes, but usually our teachers succeed in guiding us through the chapters of history. Without the Social Studies classes of Senior, our awareness of the world would be diminished; ond, as the future leaders of Americo, we would lack necessary knowledge. MARGIE L. McCASH History CLEMENT URBAN DAN WATSON World History Sociol Studies Geography HISTORY AND SOCIAL STUDIES 23 LANGUAGES The Goal-to Comprehend the Thoughts of Other Nations Under the sole jurisdiction of Mrs. Rebecco Skinner and Mr. Bruce McFall the Language Department endeavors to produce students who can speak and understand foreign languages. Here at Senior, French, Spanish, and Latin are offered. Emphasis placed on fluent conversation in these languages dominated the courses, especially in French and Spanish classes, with grammar studied only when it was necessary in order to speak the language correctly. During the first year students leorn the fundamentals of the language so that they will be prepared for conversational fluency in their second year. SPECIAL READING The Goal-to Overcome Reading Deficiencies REBECCA SKINNER Latin BRUCE McFALL French, Spanish Mrs. Skinner prepares her daily Latin lesson. A special course in reading improvement is fought by Mrs. Helen Barnette in the moke-up room behind the study hall. The course is designed to help students who have certain deficiencies in reading. A series of tests is given to each student to help determine the scope of his reading problems. Then the student begins working on the specific phoses of reading in which he showed weaknesses on the tests. HELEN BARNETTE Remedial Reading JO ANN MATEJCZYK Spanish Mrs. Barnette gives a timed reading test to Stephan Dalber and Jim Russell. COMMERCIAL The Ever Important World of Business The curriculum of the Business Deportment consists mainly of typing, shorthand, and secretarial practice. Students gain information and experience which will help them to become qualified secretaries. The classes are conducted like offices to give the students a sample of what the business world is like. Further experience is acquired during the student's training period at downtown offices. EDITH M. BELL Shorthand Advanced Arithmetic Bookkeeping GEORGE E. MOHR Shorthond Secretarial Practice Typing Consumer Economics JOAN PIFER Typing GEORGE W. SNYDER, JR. Bookkeeping General Business Advanced Arithmetic Miss Pifer checks Joe Wolozyn's typing progress. 25 Mr. Dordes conducts an experiment for his chemistry closs. WARREN J. ANNA Biology RAYMOND F. DARDES Chemistry HARRY ETZEL ROBERT C. LAFFERTY Physics, Science Generol Science SCIENCE 26 EDUCATION 4 WAYS Health-Physical-Safety-Special Mrs. Somonsky teaches the girls' health classes and Mr. Russell, the boys' health classes. In this course physical fitness and good grooming and importance of personal hygiene are stressed. Later the girls work on cancer booklets while learning the danger signals of cancer. Caution, Courtesy, ond Common Sense are the three C's of Highway Safety. Here students learn thot driving is a full-time job, ond thot it consists of more than sitting in the driver's seat steering the wheel. Mr. Enos and Mr. Lynch are the teochers The Special Education class renders a great service to its students and to the community by providing more specific attention to each student's needs so that he can take his place as a self-supporting individual in society JAMES ENOS Health Physical Education BLAIR HILDEBRAND Athletic Director J. FRANCIS HOUTZ Driver Education ROBERT J. LYNCH Health Highway Safety Driver Education RICHARD T. RUSSELL Health, Science ANABEL S. SAMONSKY Health, Reading 27 FINE ARTS The Fine Arts Department —music and art—provide the students with artistic or music aptitude with an opportunity to elect courses stimulating to aesthetic as well as academic growth. The OCHS. Band, A Cappella, Girls' Choir, and Girls' Chorus provide the music for the pep meetings and school games, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter programs, as well as presenting several concerts throughout the year. An art course for each class is provided for the student who displays artistic ability. C. FRANK PULEO Music tf PHILIP RUNZO Music Mr. Stollsmith searches for the right can of paint. PHILIP B. STALLSMITH Art Others Fade While Art Lives On Mr. Stallsmith gives Phillip Wilson some helpful criticism on his portrait painting. JOHN W. ASKINS Industrial Arts JOSEPH A. BANYASZ Welding PETER J. DESANTO Mechanical Drawing Blueprint Reading H. ERNEST HEASLEY Auto Shop EDWIN J. JAKUBOWSKI Machine Shop ARCHIE C. MATHA Machine Shop PETER S. SCIERKA BLAINE E. STOVER ROBERT E. ZIEGLER English, History Mathematics, Science Vocational Education Director Manual Skills Are Essential VOCATIONAL The vocational department consists of the welding, outo mechanics, and machine shops. In each, a boy can receive the basic training that he needs to get a job or to further his education in his chosen field. The boys elect a battery of classes including such special ones as blueprint reading and industrial arts. Dennis Kurtick helps Mr. Jokubowski adjust a machine. HOMEMAKING Reading, 'Riting, and 'Rithmetic aren't the only subjects available at Senior High. A girl needs to know how to become a successful homemaker no matter what other plans she might have for her later life. The Home Economics Department, under the supervision of Mrs. Mead, offers a choice of Academic, Vocational, and General homemoking. All of these courses provide an excellent opportunity for gaining varied experience in this field. For example, the Senior Vocational students are given a week's training in business establishments, hospitals, nursing homes, and homes where specifically trained help is required. Students Today, Homemakers Tomorrow BETTY BEST DOROTHY CARLSON Home Economics Home Economics 30 DR T. S. GABRESKI, Chief School Physician, ond MRS. EMILY FRY, Heod School Nurse. Their Efficiency Keeps Our School Running Smoothly ROBERT WITMER Supply Deportment LORETTA LAPE ond ELIZABETH POORMAN Secretaries to Mr. Kaufman ESTHER BRINK Secretaries to RUTH WILLIAMS Mr. Goodwill JUDITH MYERS Supervisor's Secretary LUNCHROOM STAFF Front Row: Mrs. Ruth Siverling Second Row: Mrs. Peorl Beightol, Mrs. Myrtle Burchfield, Mrs. Mary Word. Bock Row: Mrs. Josephine Patterson, Mrs. Kothryn Gormong, Mrs. Muriel Coon. STUDENT STAFF-SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM CUSTODIANS — Richard A Ahrens, Henry M. Thomas, Rowland M. Plowmon (Foremon), Mrs. Betty Snyder, Howard T. Tock. 31 p , CO 00 m CO 33 AD ASTRA The road to knowledge is long and arduous. Those who reach for the stars are the pace-setters. Robert Cohen — Valedictorian Academic Linda Comet — Salutatorian Academic Hard work, patience, and diligence are all characteristics familiar to students who hove the distinction of being in the top twenty. Class ranks were received four times by all Seniors. The last of these determine the top twenty. Class ranks are considered in college acceptance and in job application. Thomas Czajka James George Academic Academic 34 Terrence Meddock Academic Larry Tenney Clerical Janice Rumburd Academic Charles Venturella Academic Shirley Slesnick Academic Thomas Venturella Academic Pamelia Matha Academic Joanne Strickland Academic Albert Ward Academic 35 Our Class Officers Lead Us Through a Successful Year SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Pamela Davies, Secretary; Mr. Scierka, Advisor; Rosemarie Birsa, Vice President. Standing: Thomas Venturella, President; Thomas Noon, Treasurer. THOMAS ABPLANALP Apps ROBERT ALLEN WILLILAM ALLEN DOUGLAS ANDERTON Bob Bill Doug 36 eniors Are Faced With Many Challenges JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FOR THE CLASS OF '64. Seated: Thomas Ventur-ello, Joanne Strickland, Thomos Noon. Standing: Ethel Mong, Pomelo Davies, Rosemarie Birso, and Joseph Wolozyn. (Stephen Grant wos absent when the picture was taken.) Scholarships to Be Won, and Jobs to Be Found RALPH BITTENBENDER MARGARET BLACK Meb SHIRLEY BLY JAMES BREWSTER Big Daddy RICHARD BRZUZ Dick DAVID BUNNELL Buns KATHERINE BURNS Koth SANDRA BUSSARD Sandy 38 Life with Father Is Great Success MICHAEL CALLEN CATHY CAMPBELL Mike Soup KENNETH CARSON ROBERT CARSON KAREN CAMPMAN ALLEN CARNES Al Mrs. Nicklin studies the oc-tors' performonces in the Senior Class Ploy. MICHELE CHAREST 39 i DONNA CHELTON JOHN CLARK Dawn SUSAN CLARK BONITA CLYDE Bonnie The blindfolded Denny O'Neil ottempts to break o pinata in Spanish class. 40 Holiday Spirit Invades the Classrooms VALERIE COX Vol SUSAN COZAD ELEANOR CUBBON Sue KENNETH CULBERTSON Rusty ROSE CULBERTSON Rosie MARGARET CURRAN Peggy 41 RICHARD CURRAN THOMAS CZAJKA Dick BEVERLY DAHLE Bev KAREN DEETS SHERRYL DELO Sherry Students' Efforts Are Not Left Unrewarded Mary Ellen Ebbert, Elaine Russell, Pam Davies, Sue Clork, Kathy Bums, Carol Kresinske, and Corol Shawl work on the Oil Con. LINDA DINGER Ding KATHY DONZE EDWARD DOWNING Troubles JAMES EAKIN Snail Class Elections-Students Are Puzzled by All the Candidates' Promises EDWIN EVANS Bus NANCY FARRELL BARBARA FERRINGER Barb KAREN FLEEGER 44 The study hall wolls, covered with signs, show the work that goes into the compoiflnS’ EDWARD GIBSON JANET GIBSON Jan WILLIAM GORAL VIOLA GRANT Flub MARTHA GILES RITA a- 55 SHARON GUNNARSON liNDA non1 Gunner 45 CHARLES HARKLESS Charlie CHARLOTTE HARRIGER Charlie Seniors Proudly Display Unique Class Rings LAVERNE HARVEY RING AND PIN COMMITTEE — Sitting: Ethel Mong, Dave Pearson, Linda Comet Standing: Sandy Morris, Bill Wilkinson, Joe Wolozyn, Sam Cangemi, Ken Culbertson, Pom Matha, Kathy Spangler, Joan Martin, Jo Strickland. THOMAS HAYLETT Tom 46 JANICE HEALD JOHN HEALY ARLENE HEATH MICHAEL HECKATHORN Mike Education Comes JEFFERY HODGES JANET HOFMEISTER Jeff in Varied Forms TERRY HOOVER Hoov DENNIS HUFF Denny EDWARD HOWER Ed JAMES HUFF JOHN HUEY Butch ROBERT HUFF Bob Paul Shone and Bob McFote sing a ballad they composed for English class. 47 LINDA HUNT Hilda BRUCE HUTCHINSON JOHN HUTCHINSON Hutch Hutch FAYE JACKSON The Rood to Success-Hard Work and Diligence DAVID JOHNSON JAMES JOHNSON MIRIAM JALOSKY RUBY JENKINS Jinx SUSAN KAUFMAN Sue DAISY KELLEY Petunia JUDITH KAMINSKE Judy 48 CAROL KRESINSKE Crow FRANK KROSNICKI Kroz CAROL KERR DARLENE KIMES Dor Is through Experience JOSEPH KOZACZKI Joe PHYLLIS KOZACZKI Tonie WAYNE KUGLER Coppy DENNIS KURTICK The Best Way to Learn THOMAS KIMES Tom DANIEL KLUCK Dan RICHARD KELLNER Dick DARLENE KENNEDY Dar 49 Daisy Kelley, Pat Folwell, ond Dave Bunnell search through countless volumes to obtain material for source papers. DENNIS LAVERY Denny JOYCE LEE Avid Readers Keep Library Buzzing A RUSSELL LOCKHART MARY LUTZ Buzz JANE LYNN THOMAS LYTLE Little 50 RICHARD MALLORY RANDY MARCHINKE Dick JAMES MARTIN Jim JEAN MARTIN Students Toil to Raise Class Ranks JOAN MARTIN PAMELIA MATHA HARRY Me FATE ROBERT Me FATE Pei Is Horv Bob TERRANCE McFETRIDGE RONALD MeKAY TERRANCE MEDDOCK CAROL MILLER Rock Terry Penny 51 KENNETH MILLER Ralphy GLEN MOHNKERN Joe JAMES MOHNKERN Huncky ETHEL MONG Ethelbert SAMUEL MOODIE ROSE MOON Rosier KAREN MOORE Punkie SANDRA MORRIS Sandy Who Is to Blame? Students Ponder Over Macbeth 52 Miss Reid tries to explain Shakespeore's iambic pentometer. RUSSELL NUNEMAKER Chip LORRAINE OAKES Rae THOMAS OLIVER T. 0. DENNIS O'NEIL Denny Seniors Edit Pipeline 53 Joe Brozeski, Terry Meddock, Jonice Heald, ond Rosemarie Birso practice their soles pitch to promote the Christmas cord sale. DARYL PLOWMAN KATHRYN PROPER Kathy Christmas Cards Anyone? NANCY REAGLE Dimples BARBARA REID Slugger 54 Attention! Your Attention. Please. ELAINE RUSSELL SUE RUNNINGER Susie ROBERTA RUNZO Bert 55 BRUCE ROSEN Joe Wolozyn and Pat Folwell — our newscasters. SELINDA SALTZMANN Cindy JILL SAMONSKY Jeek PHILIP SARVER Phil PERRY SCHREFFLER EUGENE SCHWAB Gene MARGARET SCOVRON Peggy ELIZABETH SELDEN Liz PAUL SHANE Tiger DONNA SHARP Don WILLIAM SHAWGO CAROL SHAWL SHARON SHIREY MARGARET SHONTZ SUE SHUMAKER JUDITH SIVERLING Then the Highlight of the Year . . . The Junior Prom 57 ROBERT SMITH Smitty CHARLES SNYDER Chuck TWILA SOCHA Susie PAUL SONOSKI Beaver PHILIP SPRING Phil KATHY SPANGLER MARTHA SPARKS Marty JACQUELINE SPENCE Jackie 58 Spirit Runs High in Football Season CHERYL STEWARD RICHARD STOUDT Ted v Jr DOROTHY STRICKLAND JOANNE STRICKLAND Jo JUDY STRICKLAND Jute DEAN STRUS EDNA STRUTHERS ROBERT SULLIVAN Sully CONNIE SUMOSKE ANTHONY SYLVESTER Tony 59 JOSEPH SZYMPRUCH NANCY TAWNEY LARRY TENNEY KAY TOY GAIL TURNER MICHAEL VENDER Mike CHARLES VENTURELLA Chuck Homework Keeps Students Busy KATHY WALTHER THOMAS VENTURELLA Tom SUZANNE VOIT Susie Bob Cohen, Jim George, ond Conrad Conrad start for home, burdened with piles of books. 60 ALBERT WARD Al DONALD WARD Don ROBERT WATSON JOSEPH WEIDLE WILLIAM WILKINSON Willie JANE WILLIAMS ANITA WILSON Neet MARY ANN WILTANGER Wilt 61 DONALD WINGER Tank CHARLES WITMER Chuck JOSEPH WOLOZYN Woj CHRISTINA WOMER Chris life lb PATRICIA WOMER Pat WILLIAM WOMER Bill EUGENE WOOD Gene TIMOTHY WOODS Simp The Time Has Come to Decide Which Road to Take 62 They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them. Laurence Binyon 63 As a cheerleader, Sharon has been known to all for many years. She seems to be suited for performances. Even in grade school she showed her ability to sing and dance up a storm in oil the musicals. In later years she displayed her talents in the OCHS music groups and was chosen for Girls' Ensemble. She also proved to be a leader when she was elected Girls' Chorus president. Red Cross Representative in her Senior year, and home room president in her Sophomore year. Sharon's potential to go far is illustrated by her desire to be an airline hostess after obtaining her two-year associate degree in college. Kothy received her L ot Lincoln and loter advanced to cheering os a Northside cheerleader, finally becoming o member of Senior High Varsity Squad. From on L to on N to on 0 were Kathy's ABC's. She proved that she con use her voice in other ways than for cheerleading when she was chosen for Girls' Ensemble. Her variable personality is confirmed by the fact that some know her to be seriously dedicated to the eventual goal of teaching hearing-handicapped children, while others know her as a lovable kook who likes pizza better than any other food. SHARON DEPEW Linda's leadership ond academic ability make her outstanding in her class. Her musicol interests come to light in Girls' Choir where she served os president, ond in A Coppello. She also served os on OCHS majorette. Being selected as a member of the Notionol Honor Society and as the recipient of the D.A.R. Award proved that her character is commendable. She hos served as a student librarian and has been on Student Council. In Debate Club Linda has held the offices of secretary and president. Linda has served her school well in many fields during her four years at Senior High. 64 DAVID PEARSON Dave stands out not only in height but in personality, too. In basketball and football he has won mony honors for himself and his school. He puts his leadership qualities to good use by serving as president of Varsity Club and Teen Inn Board. In Junior High he was Prom King and in his senior year he served as on escort at the-Harvest Ball. Dave will always be remembered as one of the most good-natured boys at OCHS. CHARLES VENTURELLA One of the most rugged individualists at Senior, Chuck hos been accused of being girl-shy. He is not one to follow the crowd if he feels that his ideas are better. He has been outstanding at wrestling, and in football he has been chosen twice to the All Section II first team. In contrast to the intense excitement of football, Chuck often enjoys being alone to read or to listen to music. He is one of the top ten scholastically and a member of the National Honor Society. Because of his quality of leadership, he was elected vice-president of Student Council. Chuck also participtaes in Chemistry Club and in Varsity Club. Ted was quarterbock on the football team for three years, and a star bosketball player. He was olso selected to Section II first team in twelfth grade. He is a member of the track team and Varsity Club. Ted was twice Junior High Prom King and was an escort for the Harvest Boll in his senior year. He is one of the most easygoing boys at Senior. RICHARD STOUDT 65 Senior Superlatives Each One Is Tops In His Own Way Al Word — BEST ALL AROUND — Pom Davies Rosemarie Birsa — PERSONALITY PLUS — Tom Venturello 66 SENIOR FAVORITES ANIMAL CAR COLOR DAY OF WEEK FOOD MOVIE SONG SPORT SUBJECT TEACHER DOG CORVETTE BLUE FRIDAY PIZZA WEST SIDE STORY BE TRUE TO YOUR SCHOOL ..... FOOTBALL CHEMISTRY MR. DARDES Cathy Campbell —MOST ATHLETIC— Darlene Kennedy — MOST VIVACIOUS — Judy Coon — BEST SPORT — Sam Congemi LoVerne Horvey Harry McFate 67 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jim Shaughnessy — President; Jerry Ward — Treasurer; Mrs. McCosh — Class Advisor; Barb Dudzic — Secretary; and Barb Thorpe — Vice-President. Thomas Anderson Michael Anthony John Atkinson Pamela Babcock Steve Bagno to Carl Baker Charles Barnes Sharyn Barr Carmen Barrett Alida Bates Sue Baugher Diane Beach Linda Bechtel Lois Beers Edward Bennett Kim Berneburg Linda Bhame Donna Biltz Dennis Blauser John Bolton Douglas Boring Noncy Bowles James Boyle Wayne Britton Susan B rod man 68 JUNIORS Carol L. Brown Darlene Brown Peter Brown William Brumbaugh Sandra Bryan Daniel Brzuz Linda Burchfield Christy Burneisen Howord Burr Yvonne Butryn Judith Buzzard Gory Byham George Cann Timothy Carlson Howord Corter Joyce Carter Koren Christenson Virginia Clark Corol Clifford Michael Copley Linda Cornelius Christine Couch Vicki Cox Jomes Crawford Richard Cropp Delores Cunninghom Mary Czajka Georgia Dalber Clifford Deeter Donna Deeter Charles DeWitt James Deyoe Helen Diebold Joy Dinger Jane Dluzneski 69 JUNIORS Charles Douglas John Downing Doniel Drelick Barbara Dudzic James Echenoz Barbara Edwards Willus Edwards Judy Evans El I wood Ewing Joyce Felmlee Karol Fiely Donald Fike Jack Fike Mory Firster Bruce Fox Jomes Freeman Toni French James Fry Dennis Goddess Donna Gardiner Charles Gegogeine Janice Gegogeine Jomes Gilhousen Mory Jane Gloss Howard Goebel Joan Grove Martin Grzasko Sandro Hall Charles Hanna Dennis Harkless Judith Harris William Hawks Margaret Heckathorne Thomas Heckathorne Yvonne Heckathorne 70 Susan Hewcy Michael Hewston Joseph Hinmon David Hipwell Richard Hipwell Donald Hofmeister Carol Hollabough Cheryl Hollingsworth Thomas Hollingsworth Sheila Hood Karen Horn David Hotchkiss Richord Houtz Robert Howe Robert Huff James Hutchinson Kathleen Hutchison Patricia Hyde Rebekah Jalosky Terry Jamieson Patricia Jarzob Kathleen Kouffman David Kennedy Dovid Kittner Rickard Johnson Joy Koufmon George Kerschner Kothieen Kriedler Kothy Kouffman and Bruce Rodgers prepore for the Gory Jones Sharon Kelly Lee Kiefer Sharon Kuhls Junior Class season ticket sale. 71 JUNIORS Fred Kulling Undo Kuminkoski Terry Kunselmon Gory Loke Doniel Lee Kathleen Lendrum Michelle Leto Bryan Levine Charles Lewis Charlene Loveless Judy Lowers Carol Lowry Virginia Lowry Bonnie Mock Ann Marsh Carolyn Morvin Leslie Marvin Richard Maxwell Sharon McCauley Linda McClain David McClellan Williom McClintock Susan McCray Edward McCreo Sandra McKissick Cheryl McLaughlin Robert McMillen Lorry Mertz Noro Michaels Stephen Michaelson Joyne Milbrondt Edward Milner Mory Mitcham Robert Moore Linda Mix 72 Tom Mohnkern Chuck Montano Terry Montgomery Jim Moore Kendolynne Mosier Kothy Motter William Muldoon Elaine Mullins Thomas Neal Barry Neidich Karen Oakes Duane Oswald Charles Petre Audrey Pfendler Barbara Piercy Julie Piwelski Rita Plowman Danny Proper Joseph Putnam Terry Ray Robert Royner Quay Rearick Clyde Rex Janet Rex Condonce Renninger Mr. Lynch lectures his highwoy safety class. Mr. Etzel explains specific heat to Pam Sterner, Joe Klinehommer, Wally Whitman, and John Bolton. 73 Rebecca Reynolds Bruce Rodgers Carolyn Ross Michael Ritchie Janice Rifenberrick Inez Roberts Thomas Roberts Sherry Roddy Kenneth .Rodgers Laurina Rodgers Sherry Rodgers Robert Roess John Rosenberg Judith Rudisille Toni Rudolph Robert Rugh James Ryan Patricio Rybak Linda Schontz John Schneeberger Bonnie Schneider Helen Shattenberg James Shaughnessy John Shaughnessy Donna Shirey JoAnne Shirey William Shirey Morcine Shontz Scott Sibson Jane Skinner Cody Smith Joyce Soles Robert Sonoski Michael Sabowsky Gail Sager Sam Samuels Beverly Soy Richord Sayers JUNIORS Peggy Spence Edward Stanley Larry Sterner Pamela Sterner Merrie Stover Lee Strickland Christopher Strohm Wilfred Strouse William Struthers Lois Sullivan Corol Swartz Edward Swortz Froncine Swetsky James Szafron Karen Torleton Jane Skinner gives a book report to her English class. Marilyn Tarr Timothy Tarr Thomas Thompson Barbara Thorpe James Thurau Potricio Toy Delores Tuny Stephen Udick Clarence VanWormer 75 Kathy Warcholic Duane Ward Gerald Ward John Ward Thomas Wore Garry Webster James West Corol West Beverly Whitehill Terry Whitling Edward Whitman Beverly Williams Brad Williams Michael Willioms Sandra Williams Sheryl Williams Carmen Wilson Linda Wiltanger Wallace Whitmer William Wright Donna Wynkoop Kathy Yashinski Kyle Yoder Sherry Young Edward Zimoski JUNIORS Ken Rodgers, Jon Moybray, Tom Roberts, Don Rosenberg, Duone Oswald, Mike Ritchie, and Quay Rearick wait for their physicol examinations. 76 Juniors toke the Kuder Preference Test. Mr. Urbon's World Cultures' class watches T.V. SOPHOMORES Doc Anno shows a section of the brain to his biology class. SOPHOMORES IN HOME ROOMS 1, 6, and 105 — Front Row: Mr. Bonyasz, Richard Hulsizer, Ronald Wurster, James Strickland, John Ferguson, Daniel Welch, Thomas Caldwell, Robert Montgomery, James Deeter, Horvey Wise, Charles Shreffler, Anthony Ginnery, George Craft. Middle Row: Mr. Motha, Harold Montgomery, Michoel Winger, Donald Schneider, William 8ryon, Robert Craft, Denms Felmlee, Frank Heber, Jock Lepley, Mr. Scierka. Back Row: Brad Francisco, John McCauley, William Yashinski, Dennis Upsteod, James Stralko, Richard Cropp, Philip Walentosky, Donald Emick, James McCartney, Glenn Block. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 204—Front Row: Ben Allebach, J.m Brosius, Joe Bucholz, Herb Dovis, Diane Carnahan, JoAnne Buckham. Alice Armstrong, Kothleen Curran, Mary Copley, Rebecca Daugherty, Don Bruner, Donna Clifford. Second Row: Mr. Lafferty, Gregory Ames, Joyce Butryn, Linda Bussard, Glono Aikens, Patricia Boer, Kathryn Copley, Carol Bianchi, Sally Day, Richard Best, Don Bickel. Third Row: George Beighley, Jim Baker, Theresa Dluzneski, Rita Asel, Lindo Bittenbender, Linda Amsden, Rose Marie Bellows, Carolyn Bennett, Mynnette Cox, Elaine Burnett, Terry Brink, Joseph Cangemi, Jim Best. Bock Row: Rick Adams, Donald Bennett, Dan Brown, Jim Collins, Kenneth Cubbon, Barbara Corey, Mary Ann Andrews, Anna Czajka, Noncy Corll, Tom Bukolt, Thomas Anderson. Greg Collms. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 412—Front Row: Margie Friedman, Linda Gra-ham, Kathryn Fedoret, Patricia Hedegore, Judy Dolby, Linda Garmona, Kathryn Groner, Rosemary Dodds, Kay Doyle, Bonnie Dinger, Linda Huff, Jerry Huey. Second Row: John Gloss, Glen Fox, Kathleen Huey, Susan Hof meister, Ruthonn Fink, Karen Huff, Joyce Hill, Susan Hovis, Edward Dinger, Norman Dinberg, Cathy French, Sondra Gierloch. Third Row: Lee James Virginio Huff, Christine Goral, Daniel Hughes, Lindo Hart, Cheryl Durney, Robert Hermon, Koren Hamilton, Jacqueline Gegogeme, Karen Henderson, Wallace Hepler, Miss Pifer. Bock Row: Charles Harvey, Frank Goodmon, John Kalamajka, Edward Flowers, Horry Fry, John Honno, Lance Hildebrand, Robert Findlay, Bill Healy, Tom Henderson, Bill Huff, Ed Dobosh, Bill Hozlett. Julie Spangler works on a library manual. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 422 — Front Row: Diane London, Donna Mathews, Rhoda Kaster, Marjorie Mitcham, Koren McMillin, Marie Lehnortt, Judy McFedridge, Pamela Mong, Audrey Kurschinske, Mary Kay Marshall, Lynn Momott, Con Kirchner, Mr. Urban. Second Row: Patricio Mong, Rita Mays, Deena Levine, Sandro Levine, Blonchord Miller, Gail Colvin, John Lee, Joseph Levi, Pat Malys, Karen Luton, Gary Miller, William Montgomery. Bock Row: Kathy Lord, Linda Lewis, Joan Kerr, Melissa Mohr, Gary Leicht. Jill Levine, Robert Manley, Ron McCoid, Walter McKissick, Ralph Kuhls. Joseph Kulmski, Robert Martin, Charles Kaufman, Kenneth Linch. 78 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 421 — Front Row: Jomes Ross, Jerome Schoonover, Mark Reaglc, Karen Morrison, Dixie Shonnon, Linda Perry, Glorio Schwab, Jeon Nelles, Linda Russell, Eloine Shreve, Paulo Reed, Martha Pocior. Second Row: Sherry Myers, Beverly Roberts, Daryl Shoughnessy, Sheilo Rudisille, Cheryle Ray, Andrea Reich, Sharon Phillips, Emma Rossey, Christine Roess, Judith Olmes, Paul Sallade, Jim Rodgers. Third Row: Ted Robison, Mary Renmnger, Carol Palmer, Barbara Schell, Sherril Reninger, Barboro Rosmski. Nedro Sheatz, Kenneth Prather, Williom Poulter, Robert Proper, William Morgan, Mrs. Truby. Back Row: John Scanned, Tim Morrison, Burt Rosen, Fred Reninger, Blair Rorobaugh, Rodney Ostermon, Tom Schefchunas, Lorry Rodgers, James Russell, Louis Pteger, Mary Ann Shreve, Pamela Petre. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 424 — Front Row: Judith Willioms, Kathleen Williams, Toni-Lee Vogan, Barbara Wise, Eileen Wise, Debra Uhlott, Julie Spangler, Judy Venturello. Margaret Smith, Patsy Watson, Vicki Wolbert, William Wmgert. Second Row: Margaret Yarger, Caroline Spence, Timothy Woods, John Snyder, Barbara Young, Suson Wotkins, Maureon Stiglitz. Judith Stevens, Clara Vogus, Sandro L. Stanton, Loura Von Wormer, Dennis Uhlott. Third Row: Sandra S. Stanton, Jomes Whitling, Harold Sitterly, Richard Socho, Philip Wilson, Robert Smith, Larry Vogan, Charles Whitman, Ted Williamson, Dale Shook, Timothy Wode, Mr. Webster. Bock Row: Nancy Walters, Georgionno Welms, Helen Wise, Gloria Womer, Charlotte Way, Rich-ord Titus, David Straub, Gary Vender, Gory Toy. 79 SOUTH SIDE FACULTY In addition to the freshmen at Senior, there are four freshmen home rooms at South Side Junior High School. Under the direction of Mr. Snyder, principal, South's faculty does a fine job in preparing students for the courses at Senior. As in past years, the student activity at South centered around the preparations for a field trip for the freshmen in the fall. The successful season of the basketball team created much enthusiasm during the winter. The traditional spring prom marked the climax of the school life. Ceya Mortimer helps Mr. Snyder moke out schedules. 80 SOUTH SIDE FACULTY — Front Row: Blanch Hollenbeck, Bertha DeFronce, Alice Tomer, Corinne Roy, Kenneth Snyder, Jane Sanford, Lois Follstaedt, Helen Jones. Middle Row: Madelyn Selden, Jo Ann Matejczyk, Romayne Redfietd, Edith Korb, Dorotheo Strain, Morion Spence, Russell Word, Ralph Jones Bock Row: Gerald Keefer, Paul Lehman, William Applequist, Frank Seldon, Walter Wagner, Donald Wynkoop, Robert Hall, Daniel Jones. FRESHMEN North Side Junior High Cheerleaders, Jone Cropp, Guyanne Johnson, Jackie Mitchell, Kothy Wilkinson, Groce Corbough, and Morilynn Russell. NORTH SIDE FRESHMEN — Front Row: Kothleen Cunningham, Josephine Czajka, Thomas Donze, Ursula Crowford, Jone Cropp, Frank OeMorches, Thomas Dawson, David Dunkle, Deborah Corbough, John Cothermon. Second Row: Susan DeLucia, Sandra Drelick, Thomas Driscoll, Sharon Anderson, Sharon Bayne, James Conway, Wayne Balas, Linda Baum, Grace Car-baugh, Mary Echenoz, Barbara Carson. Third Row: Walter Compmon, Money Cubbon, Karen Anderson, Lester Allebach, Edward Baker, Linda Brown, Linda Burkhardt, Ronald Dehner, Janice Botts, Michael Boyles, Mrs. Lewis. Bock Row: Phyllis Cubbison, June Boyles, Christine Breene, Brenda Craft, Ronold Borr, Gerald Britton, David Delo, Lorry Dent, Bruce Barr, Donald Barr, Tim Clifford, Joseph Baron, Bonnie Bromley. SOUTH SIDE FRESHMEN — Front Row: Money Heckman, Jack Baker, J Babcock, Susan Herner, Morsho Gunnarson, Lmda Freeman, Kris Giles, Bei trice Clark, Susan Holden, Darnel Bigley, Kay Huff. Second Row: Dona Beichner, Harry Carson, Dennis Clark, Fred Bigley. Kathy Bender, Sal Baugher, Horry Barger. Richord Byhom, Chorles Boyer. Bock Row: Dennis Cochran, Terry Klme, Robert Boyer, Cheryl Anthony. James Bucholz. Jeff Bushey, Gayle Hollobough, David Cramer, Jane Arkwright. 8! The Road to Success Still Lies Far Ahead SOUTH SIDE FRESHMEN — Front Row: Both Morsholl. Ted Goldberg. M.choel Dunn, Daniel Fry, Kris Keefer, Judy Nelson, Kathy Morck, Roberta Nalepa, Peggy O'Neil, Linda Peterson. Second Row: Daniel Haylett, Doniel Diem, Robert Hall, Doric Espy, James Fink, Larry Davis, Ronald Hanlon, Ronald Deeter, Vernon Dolby, Harvey Hole. Bock Row: James Haylett, Susan Pfendler, Sally Kerr, Diana McKissick, Linda Noble, Yvonne Mortin, Peggy Nelson, Karen McClellan, Mark Hole. NORTH SIDE FRESHMEN — Front Row: John Goodwill, James Gloss, Jim Gegogeine, Boz Gurecznv, Dennis Heckothorn, Solly Hickman, Gloria Gardner, Judy Fink, Sherry Heckothorn, Diane Fry, Deborah Gillen. Second Row: Bob Edwards, Don McClellan, Dan McDougal, Larry Horner, Mary Jone Gureczny, Helen Hinman, Carol Hulsizer, Felicia Emonuele, Carol Hazlett, Joyce Fox, Margaret Fedorek. Third Row: Beverly Goodemote, Shirley Foulks, Beverly Gardiner, Deborah Holt, Cindi Hoover, David Irwin, Dave Jorzob, Gene McCauley, Dennis Lost, Edwin Goucher, Paul Foster, Mr. Stallsmith. Bock Row: Ron Forbes, Mike Malys, Lee Kimes, Bill Koy, Dan Hynes, Murray Helferrich, Julia Gibson, Mary Ginnery, Nancy Heckathorne, Brenda Mipwell, Linda Hipwell. 82 NORTH SIDE FRESHMEN—Front Row: Leo McIntyre, Patricio Oleszek, Lucretia Kulinski, Linda Lund, Sara Kessler, Jocquelyn Mitchell, Joyce Muldoon, Rosonno Mills, Sondro Kinch, Susan Kerr Second Row: Candace Koster, Linda Keely, Lovonne Lingo, Guyonne Johnson, Sandra Kugler, Suzonne Jones, Thomas Nester, Robert Porter. Edward Nunn, Melinda Mortin, Mr Watson. Third Row: Koren Kozioro, Ruth Longstretch, Mory Marsh, Thomas Meehan, Steve Schiffer, William Marsh, Lorry Myers, Charles Myers, Steve Renninger, Randy Parson, Michael Muldoon, Margaret Kiskoddon. Bock Row: Thomos Master, David Moon, Daniel Moon, Craig Morton, Lowrence Peterson, Steve Roseberry, Robert Meehon, Thomas Roseberry, Richord Mortyna, Lorry Mooney. SOUTH SIDE FRESHMEN—Front Row: Glenna Plowman, Marcia Reed, Deborah Ross, Beth Server, John McClintock, Normon Keon, Linda Potter, Mary Wotkins, Dorothy Serofin, Bonnie Ride. Second Row: Richord Plowman, Chris Sabin, Shirley Price, Renee Rembold, Linda Schneider, Rose Schneider, Nancy Ryan, Thomas Moore, Gory R. Miller, David Plyler. Bock Row: David Lovery, John Kreidler, John Pressler, Noel Kugler, Larry Persing, Robert Rode, Gary W. Miller, Michael Michaelson, Keith Huff. SOUTH SIDE JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS—Jane Arkwright, Vicki Smith, Sue Pfendler, Roberta Nolepo, Kathy Slater, Lindo Wygont. 83 NORTH SIDE FRESHMEN—Front Row: Michoel Wolozyn, Thomos Szofron, Lorry Tenney, Kothy Wilkinson, Cindy Wholey, Corol Wotson, Gwen Stover, Down Ronkin, Margo ret Wolcott, Linda Shannon, Judy Wilson. Second Row: Gene Winger, Barbara Snyder, Mary Wurster, Ronno Smrekar, Michoel Wotson, Vicky Proper, Gary Wright, William Van Wormer, John Szabot, David Schwab, Williom Wise Third Row: Barbara Rice, Frances Poulter, Marilyn Russell, Catherine Yeatter, Lorry Shontz, Arthur Sumoske, Horry Stoltenburg, Joseph Wiltanger, Elaine Zrembo, Mrs. Wilsted. Bock Row: Thomos Szympruch, Lorry Westlake, Ray Shreffler, Suzanne Swartzfager, Ronald Young, Robert Worring, Ronold Walentoski, Harry Tarr, Gloria Sayers, Joyce Shirey. SOUTH SIDE FRESHMAN—Front Row: Michoel Rose, Thomos Strowbridge, Eugene Williams, Lee Watkins, Kathy Slater, Judy Show, Debbie Woods, Gary Wood, Diane Siegall, Thomos Weaver. Second Row: Richard Slagle, Cheryl Yamell, Debbie Welms, Linda Wygont, Diane Steele, Robert Sterner, Dennis Schwartz, Rose Stover, Shoron Wynkoop, Ronald Tarr. Bock Row: Robert Scott, Ted Welch, James Shook, Terry Shirey, Larry Say, Judy Sitterley, Martha Thompson, Kothy Terrill, Thomos York, Tim Sanford. 84 South Side fans cheer their team. The courage of life is often o less dramatic spectacle than the courage of a final moment; but it is no less than a magnificent mixture of triumph and tragedy. A man does what he must—in spite of personal consequences, in spite of obstacles and dangers and pressures— and that is the basis of all human morality. —John F. Kennedy Ask What You Can Do for Your Fellow Man We here at Senior were especially touched by the deaths of two men this past year. Both John F. Kennedy and Russell Daum have affected our educational lives, although in different ways. Mr. Kennedy, our late President, had great interest in the youth and education of our nation. He often stressed the fact that education was the backbone of the United States. Our past director of elementary education, Mr. Daum, planned and affected our pre-high school training and had a special interest and joy in working with retorded and handicapped children. As different as the backgrounds and duties of these two men were, devotion to education was their common ground. It is regrettable that we cannot express our appreciation to these men for their work in our behalf, but it is altogether fitting that we acknowldege their memories and pray that the future leaders of our school and country will, as John F. Kennedy and Russell Daum have done, moke this world a better one in which to live. 85 ACTIVITIES 86 87 Their Goal Is Always Improvement of Our School Under the able leadership of the officers, Al Ward, Chuck Venturella, Sandy Williams, Garry Leicht, and advisor, Mr. McFall, much was done for the benefit of the student body. Representatives were chosen in each home room for the ensuing year. Besides selling refreshments at the football games, this organization provides ushers for community concerts and school plays, conducts elections of class and student council officers, furnishes pep buses to football games, and prints the athletic schedule cards for the students. As a climax to their activities, they award a scholarship at Commencement to some student on the basis of need and achievement. Mr. McFall, Kim Berneburg, and Carol Heckothorne plan decorations for footboll goal posts. 88 STUDENT COUNCIL—Front Row: Sam Samuels, Pam Davies, Joan Martin, Judy Olmes, Charlotte Way, Bonnie Dinger, Jill Levine. Second Row; Bruce Rosen, Jim Mohnkern, Bruce Rodgers, John Downing, Bob Watson, Tom Venturella, Don Bruner. Bock Row: Chuck Venturella, Jim English, Al Ward, Jim Stralka, Clyde Rex, Sam Cangemi. Mr. McFoll checks Sandy Williams' petition for Student Council Secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS—president, Al Word; vice-president. Chuck Venturello; secretary, Sondy Wil-lioms; and treasurer, Gig Leicht. Chuck Venturello, bouncer, and Janet Gibson, usher, await welcome and unwelcome guests. USHERS—Front Row: Nancy Brown, Judy Coon, Pam Davies, Ethel Mong, Judy Geesey, Janice Heald, Joan Martin Second Row: Chuck Venturello, Sue Runninger, Kathy Proper, Kothy Linehan, Joonne Strickland, Rosemarie Birsa, Sharon Shirey, Borbara Reid. Back Row. Donna Chelton, Kothy Burns, Janice Corbaugh, Shirley Slesnick, Liz Selden, Karen Fleeger, Linda Comet. 89 � Teochers' recommendations ore studied by Notional Honor Society Committee for final selection of new members. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service Notional Honor Society Tension filled the auditorium as the robed Honor Society members walked down the aisles of the auditorium to tap unknowing new members. The qualities of Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service were considered before the new members were chosen—5 per cent of each of the Junior and Senior classes. Miss Boal is the advisor of this society, and Mr. Mohr is the business advisor. This year's officers were: Terry Meddock, president; Chuck Venturel-la vice-president; Kathy Linehan, secretary, and Tom Venturella, reporter. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—Front Row: Pamelio Motho, Sandro Morris, Pomelo Davies, Joonne Strickland, Rosemorie Birso, Noncy Reogle, Susan Hewey, Kathryn Linehan, Barbara Dudzic. Second Row: Robert Cohen, Charles Venturella, Joseph Wolozyn, Katherine Burns, Thomas Venturella, Linda Dinger, Judith Coon, Shirley Slesnick, Bruce Rodgers, Borbara Thorpe, Linda Bhome, Judith Harris, Cheryl McLaughlin, Jane Skinner, William McClintic. Back Row: David Pearson, Michael Ritchie, Albert Ward, Thomas Abplonalp, Conrad Conrad, Terrance Meddock, LaVerne Harvey, Michael Heckathorn, James George, Somuel Congemi, Linda Comet, Steve Bognato, Mary Czajko, Joy Kaufmon, Richard Houtz. Some of Jim George's activities ore read by Kathy Line-hon. 91 Dove Depew presents Mr. Koufmon with the Derrick Vocotionol Award plaque which will be placed in the trophy cose. VOCATIONAL BOARD Able Leaders of the Shop Department The Vocational Board under the leadership of faculty advisor, Mr. Zeigler; president, Dave Depew; vice-president, Bob Smith; ond secretary-treasurer, Bill Lynch; serves as a student council to the vocational students. From each of the departments one student is elected to the board and one is appointed by Mr. Zeigler. The Board aides in settling problems which arise among the students ond plans projects for the betterment of the department. The highlight of the year was a field trip to the Gloss Plont for the senior boys of the machine, auto, and welding shops. Ed Gibson, Dove Depew, ond Bruce Fox work on a new design for their vocationol jockets. VOCATIONAL BOARD—Front Row: Richord Cropp, James Roberts, Ock (j John Riley, Mike Winger, Mr. Zieg|e Hinmon, Bruce Fox, Ed Gibson. r S ew Jo« 93 SOPHOMORE LIBRARIANS—Front Row: Borb Schell, Pom Petre, Cochron, Moureon Stiglitz, Julie Spongier, Sherril Lorson, Cheryl Marge Friedmon, Chorlotte Way, Linda Graham. Bock Row: Pam Ray, Ruthonn Fink, Mary Koy Marshall, Susan Hunt, Virginia Huff. 94 JUNIOR LIBRARIANS—Front Row: Sandy Willioms, Borb Dudzic, Beverly Say, Jane Skinner, Susan Brodman. Bock Row: Michele Leto, Judy Harris, Linda Bhome, Bonnie Mock, Carol Heckothorne, Yvonne Butryn, Sue Hewey, Cheryl McLaughlin, Sheri Young. Their Service Is Beneficial to Everyone at Senior Mrs Doubenspeck commends Sherry Young ond Barb Dudzic on their unique bulletin board. LIBRARY STAFF The forty-three librarians chosen in their freshmen years devote their talents and efforts as they decorate the bulletin boards, tend the desk, fill the shelves, and make out the over due slips. Under the direction of Mrs. Daubenspeck, head librarian, and Mrs. Walz, assistant librarian, these girls have helped greatly to make our library a more attractive and efficient one. 95 SENIOR LIBRARIANS—Front Row: Elizobeth Selden. Noncy Towney, Karen Dcets, Linda Comet, Shirley Slesnick. Bock Row: Ethel Mong, Susan Etzel, Kothy Spongier, Sue Shumaker, Joanne Strickland, Rosemarie Birso, Judy Coon, Darlene Kennedy. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA This year's F.T.A. Club is under the able direction of Mrs. Frances Deiter and Mr. Dean Shoup. Each member is a part of one of the club's five committees: social, membership, legislative, program, or clerical. This year the students on the legislative board wrote a new constitution. The members of F.T.A on Visitors' Day served as guides. Club members visited Pitt Campus in Titusville and Venango Campus in Oil City. To show the students' appreciation for their teachers' hard work and guidance, apples were placed in the teachers' mailboxes during Teaching Career Month. F.T.A.—Front Row: Mary Ellen Ebbert, Carmen Barrett, Sheri Young, Kim Berneburg, Karen Deets, Cheryl McLaughlin, Nancy Brown, Sandy Bussard, Chris Couch, Linda Burchfield, Dione Beach. Second Row: Donno Chelton, Linda Schontz, Carol Heckothorne, Judy Siverling, Georgia Dolber, Cathy Motter, Kathy Donze, Corol Kresinski, Rose Moon, Kathy Hutchinson, Tom Kimes, Mr. Shoup. Third Row: Mrs. Deiter, JoAnne Shirey, Beverly Soy, Sue McCray, Barb Dudzic, Kathy Rugh, Jon Dinberg, Martha Giles, Lynn Lilly, Janice Rifenberrick, Glen Mobnkern. Back Row: Wayne Kugler, Sandy Bryan, Karen Christenson, Pat Jarzab, Pam Sterner, Beverly Dahle, Dianna Mylarski, Mike Callen, Edward Hower, Chuck Harkless, Edward Evans, Bob Allen. Sue Cozad receives a library permit from Nancy Brown os Beverly Dahle and Ed Downing wait their turn. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The local FHA club is affiliated with the national and state Future Homemakers of America Association. The state and notional organizations have adopted five projects for the 1963-1964 year. Because of the high number of school dropouts, Oil City has chosen two main projects: Marriage Calls for Preparation and Stay in School. Although sociol activities were included in the yearly program, the major goal was accomplished through the correlation of school work, home projects, and community service projects. For a fund raising project, the girls sold Dessert and Meat Cook Books. F H A. Front Row: Darlene Fry, Helen Diebold, Jean Martin, Shirley Bly. Bock Row: Mary Ann Andrews, Beverly Williams, Ann Suson Kaufman, Judy Geesey, Peggy Scovron. Second Row: Viola Czajko, Janet Lowry, Judy Lowry, Lois Sullivan, Groce Rossey. Grant, Yvonne Butryn, Nancy Farrell, Rosemarie Birsa, Lois Beers, Peg Scovron, Yvonne Butryn, Rosemorie Birsa, Nancy Farrell, ond Judy Geesey discuss plans for their cookbook sole. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA F.B.L.A. this year was directed by Miss Joan Pifer and Mr. George Snyder. The purpose of the club is to teach students about the business world and to help them become better business citizens. The students in this club sponsored activities throughout the year including a dance and several bake sales among others. In the spring, the students went to Grove City for the annual Spring Regional Meeting and Contest, where they competed with other schools in subjects such as bookkeeping, shorthand, typing, and public speaking. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA — Fronf Row: Lindo Homilton, Noncy Bowles, Marcine Shontz, Karen McMillin, Judith Harris, Cheryle Ray, Nancy Reagle, Nancy Brown, Judy Kaminske, Carol Kresinske, Joyce Lee, Rita Glass, Rose Moon, Delores Fox, Miss Pifer. Second Row: Rhodo Kaster, Karen Morrison, Joyce Carter, Kendolynne Mosier, Helen Shattenburg, Sue Runninger, Merrie Stover, Timothy Woods, Kothy Proper, Connie Sumoske, Andrea Reich, Jerry Huey, Barbara Thorpe, Carolyn Ross, Mike Copley Third Row: Ruthonn Fink, Marie Lehnortt, Judy Rudiselle, Fran Swetsky, Sheila Hood, Peggy Heckathorne, Sondy McKissick. Linda Mix, Koy Doyle, Darlene Fry, Barbara Reid, Janet Rex, Barb Edwards, Karen Torleton, Mr. Snyder, Back Row: Inez Roberts, Joyce Felmlee, Bonita Clyde, Sondy Williams, Faith Coleman, Kathy Burns, Donna Chelton, Susan Clark, Cheryl Durney, Sharon Barr, Eugene Schwab, Tom Heckathorne, Bob Roess, Joe Putnam, Tom Roberts, Ken Rodgers. Karen Torleton, Tim Wood, Ruthanne Fink, and Cheryl Durney look on os Judy Harris records plans for o F.B.L.A. dance. G. A. A. OFFICIALS—Front Row: Vicki Cox, Diane London, Con-donce Renninger, Linda Bittenbender, Margoret Vargar, Bonnie Mock, Christine Couch, Linda McClain, Sherry Young. Second Row: Mary Ausel, Judith Phillips, Kathy Donze, Connie Sumoske, Toni French, Carol Bianchi, Joonne Strickland, Daryl Shaughnessy, Koth-ryn Proper Bock Row: Sondra Hall, Barbara Dudzic, Kathy Curran, Georgio Dolber, Susan Watkins, Donno Clifford, Joanne Bialy, Mrs. Stephens. The G.A.A. Officials Club, under the leadership of Miss Martens, provides an opportunity for every girl to learn the rules of several sports and to officiate at G.A.A. games. This year's officers included the following: presi- G.A.A. OFFICIALS dent, Joanne Strickland; vice-president, Judy Phillips; secretary, Barb Dudzic; treasurer, Peggy Vargar; and publicity, Candy Renninger G. A. A. OFFICIALS—Front Row: Sherril Larson, Toni Rudolph, Linda Wiltanger, Joyce Butryn, Barb Young, Pam Mong, Eileen Wise, Audrey Kurschinske. Second Row: Pot Mong, Donna Gardiner, Joonne Shirey, Cheryl Hollingsworth, Jean Martin, Nora Sloter, Viola Grant Third Row: Mory Jane Gloss, Darlene Fry, Carol Clifford, Barb Reid, Terry Brink, Donno Sharp, Ruby Jenkins, Judy Geesey, Mrs. Stephens. PHYSICS CLUB—Front Row: Joe Klinehamer, Doug Boring, Bruce Rodgers, John Ward, Gory Jones, Gory Lake, Richord Crop. Second Row: Kyle Yoder, John Bolton, Tim Carlson, Som Samuels, Joy Kaufman, Bill McClintic, Chuck Petre. Bock Row: James Thurou, Jim Wert, Jomes Moore, Terry Whitling, John Rosenberg, Chris Strohm, Mike Ritchie, Dick Houtz, Mr. Etzel. PHYSICS CLUB CHEMISTRY CLUB This year's Physics Club was again under the direction of Mr. Etzel. The officers were Bill McClintic, president; Jay Kaufman, vice-president; and Joe Klinehamer, secretary. The club was designed to teach the outstanding physics students about the special equipment that is not used in class. All members had to put on demonstrations and submit a project for the Science Fair. Activities of the Chemistry Club are intended to supplement the formal chemistry class studies. Special club activities this year included talks by engineers of Oil City chemical-related industries, chemical industry films, and programs planned and conducted by members in the area of their special interests. Officers of the club are Al Ward, President; Robert McFate, Vice President; Harry McFate, Treasurer; Shirley Slesnick, Secretary. CHEMISTRY CLUB—Front Row: Perry Schreffler, Thomos Oliver, Chorles Snyder, Russell Nunemoker, Linda Hunt, Jonice Heold, Karen Deets, Susan Etzel, Rosemorie Birso, Shirley Slesnick, Chorles Venturello. Second Row: Judith Coon, Mary Ellen Ebbert, Mary Lutz, Sandro Morris, Carol Miller, Sharon Gunnorson, Cheryl Steward, Thomos Venturello, Horry McFate, Koy Toy, Linda Comet, Mr. Dardes. Third Row: George Pfendler, Philip Server, Bruce Rosen, Robert McFate, Eugene Stover, David Johnson, Doryl Plowman, Richord Kellner, Edwin Evons, James Johnson, Joy Kase Bock Row: Thomos Noon, Michael Heckothorne, Robert Cohen, Conrad Conrad, Terrance Meddock, Kenneth Culbertson, James Deyoe, Joseph Bro-zeski, Daniel Sloppie, Paul Shane, Albert Ward, James George. EUCLID CLUB A Proof That Math Can Be Fun Under the supervision of Mr. Porter, the Euclid Club meets once a month. Membership in the club is limited to seniors taking elective math courses. The club's purpose is to look into facets of moth which time does not permit to be taken up in actual class work. The highlight of the year is a planned bus trip to Buhl Planetarium in Pittsburgh or possibly attending a Pirate baseball game there. The officers of the club are president, Tom Noon; vice-president, Tom Abplanalp; secretary, Chip Nunemaker; and treasurer, Dave Bunnell. Krunk Porter tries to prove to his club that money is the square root of all evil. EUCLID CLUB—Front Row: Robert Cohen, Wallace Morrison, Dennis O'Neil, Robert McFote, Chorles Snyder. Joanne Stricklond, Russell Nunemaker, Joseph Wolozyn, George Pfendler, James Johnson. Second Row: Mr. Porter, Daryl Plowman, Nancy Towney, Thomas Venturella, Charles Venturello, Perry Shreffler, Richard Bales, James Barr, James Smith Third Row: Roy Fry, Thomas Lytle, Terry Hoover, Philip Sarver. Terry Meddock, Thomos Abplanalp, David Bunnell, Michoel Vender, Thomas Noon Bock Row: James George, David Johnson, Richard Fry, Joseph Brozeski, LaVerne Horvey. Richord Kellner, Albert Word, Kenneth Culbertson, Conrad Conrod. 101 No Education Is Complete without the Challenge of Mastering a Foreign Language Latin students Kim Bemeburg, Carol Heckathorne, Jone Skinner, Bruce Rodgers, Ken Culbertson, Dick Houtz, and Mike Heckathorne, enjoy taping the language. LATIN CLUB—Front Row: Linda Graham, Margie Friedman, Virginia Huff, Judith Olmes, Deena Levine, Bill Wingart, Cathy French, Susan Hnnt, Nedra Sheatz, Barb Schell, Barbara Rosinski, Charlotte Woy Second Row: Kim Berneburg, Julie Spangler, Sandra Levine, Judith Stevens, Diane Carnahan, JoAnne Buckhom, Carol Hecko-thorne, Judy Lowers, Karen Kinch, Mary Kay Marshall, Joe Levi. Third Row: Greg Collins, Joseph Congemi, David Sterner, Jane Skinner, Lonny Hildebrand, Ed Dinger, Bruce Rodgers, Rondy Mon-ley, Garry Leicht, Michael Heckathorne, Kenneth Culbertson. Back Row: Helen Wise, Corol Polmer, Jill Levine, Burt Rosen, Richard Houtz, George Beighley, Joan Grove, Pamela Petre, James Best, Stephen Michaelson. LATIN CLUB Although Latin Club was limited to the II, III, and IV year students, 45 translators of the ancient language crowded into Mrs. Skinner's room for its monthly meetings. This year the club took on a new slant when, in addition to the Pledge of Allegiance in Latin, the Auxilium Latinum was introduced. This magazine was completely written in Latin and contained world news, lives of famous people, cartoons, stories, and plays which were acted out by the students. As has been the custom for the past several years, a big party for the club members was again held at the close of the year at Mrs. Skinner's shack . 102 Pendant le deuxieme semestre le cercle a eu plusieurs rendez-vous plus que son seul rendez-vous annuel usual. M. McFall les a tenus les soirs une fois le mois dans la salle de couture, Apres les rendezvous, consistont en jeux francais, films, discussions, et chansons, et diriges, casse-croute aux eleves. FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB—Front Row: Bill McClintic, Larry Mertz, Dove Kennedy, Mary Lutz, Chris Kolobitz, Sandy Morris, Pam Matha, Sue Baugher, Elaine Mullins, Sue Brodmon, Linda Comet Second Row: Mr. McFall, Donno Wynkoop, Beverly Whitehill, Nora Michaels, Linda Bhame, Janet Rex, Som Samuels, Susan Hewey, Judy Lowers, Faye Jackson, Eleanor Cubbon, Dianna My-lorski. Bock Row: Al Ward, Jay Kaufman, Jim Wert, Charles Petre, Tom Kimes, Bob Cohen, Conrad Conrad, LaVerne Harvey, Jim George, Joe Brozeski. SPANISH CLUB—Front Row: Beverly Say, Jane Skinner, Judy Coon, Ethel Mong, Carol Lowry, Jonice Heold, Pom Davies, Deno White, Kathy Spangler, Dianna Mylarski, Shirley Slesnick, Audrey Pfendler. Second Row: Peggy Curran, Noro Sloter, Linda Shantz, Judy Siverling, Mary Ann Welch, Joanne Strickland, Mary Ellen Ebbert, Virginia Horrison, Sheri Young, Pam Babcock, Mr. McFall. Third Row: Jon Mavbroy, Ed Evans, Tom Oliver, Tom Ven-turella, Borb Dudzic, Pom Sterner, Karen Christenson, Jim Johnson, Denny O'Neil, Chuck Venturella. Bock Row: Jeff Hodges, Tom Czajka, Dave Bunnell, Tex Pfendler, Jim Freeman, Kyle Yoder, Terry Whitling, Bob Sonoski, Tim Woods, Tom Abplanalp. Durante el segundo semestre el circulo tenia varios reuniones, mas que su reunion anual ordinario. El Senor McFall las conducia la noche una vez par mes en la sola de coser. Despues de las reuniones, consistiendo en juegos, espanoles, peliculas, discusiones, y condones, y con-ducido par los oficios, se sirven refreseas o los alumnos. SPANISH CLUB 103 DEBATE CLUB Debate Club one of the more vocal organizations in our school, has two meetings every month. The elected officers are Sam Cangemi, president; Sandy Morris, vice-president; and Linda Comet, secretary. The club advisor is Mr. Kroll. This year the club has succeeded not only in increasing the number of debates in which it participates, but also in gaining more student interest and participation than in past years. The club has held debates with Bradford, Meadville, and Warren. The chosen national topic for this year is Medical Care for the Aged DEBATE CLUB—Front Row: Mary Koy Marshall, Susan Hewey, Virginio Huff, Carol Bionchi, Joyce Butryn, Fran-cine Swetsky, Donno Wyn-koop, Sharon Kelly, Vicki Cox, Susan Brodman. Second Row: Harry McFate, Ted Robison, Gory Jones, Sandra Morris, Elaine Mullins, Jane Skinner, John Scannell, William Mc-Clintic, Charles Petre, Mr. Kroll Back Row: James Thur-eau, Joy Kaufmon, Samuel Congemi, Linda Comet, Howard Burr, Michael Ritchie, Jon Moybray, Jeffery Hodges. ART CLUB—Front Row: Janet Gibson, Edna Struthers, Morgaret Curran, Eleanor Cubbon, Martho Sporks, Carol West, Jill Somonsky, Linda Dinger, Nancy Wolters, Dennis Blauser. Second Row: Douglas Boring, Bill Struthers, James Martin, Robert Smith, Pamelia Matho, Miriam Jalo-sky, John Snyder, Philip Wilson, Joseph Kulinski, Mr. Stohlsmith. Back Row: Daniel Sloppie, Larry Mertz, Gregory Ames, David Mitchell, Charles Kaufman, Mary Mitcham, James Wilson, Judy Reninger, Joe Putnom. ART CLUB The Art Club, under the direction of Mr. Stall-smith, meets every fourth Tuesday in the art room. The officers ore Linda Dinger, president; Bob Smith, vice-president; Lorry Mertz, treasurer; and Karen Toy, secretary. Programs conducted at the meetings this year consisted of filmstrips and discussions of art from early times to the present doy Also, o field trip was taken to Pittsburgh where the club visited the National Scholastic Art Exhibition 104 VARSITY CLUB—Front Row: John Downing, Jim Mohnkem, Tom Venturello, Shoron Depew, Cothy Compbell, Joanne Strickland, Kothy Linehon, Dick Best, Ed Hower, Chuck Horkless Second Row: Mr. Hildebrand, Tom Oliver, Jim Cochron, Bill Wilkinson, Chuck Venturello, John Huey, Buzz Lochkort, Tim Woods, Jim Shaughnes- sy Third Row: Al Word, Joe Kozoczki, Tex Pfendler, Conrod Con-rod, Ted Stoudt, John Flynn, Dick Titus, Doug Boring, Denny Horkless, Jock Wilson Bock Row: Tom Abplonalp, Chuck Harvey, Paul Sonoski, Bruce Hutchinson, Terry Meddock, Dick Brzuz, Dick Curran, Ed Downing, Gory Kulling, LaVeme Horvey, Dick Fry, Dove Pearson. VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS—secretory, Joanne Strickland; vice-president, Chuck Venturello; and president. Dove Pearson. The new varsity jackets and varsity letters were introduced to Seniors by this year's Varsity Club. To help pay for the award jackets, the club sponsored a megaphone sale and a sale of schedule pencils. The officers were Dave Pearson, president; Chuck Ventur-ella, vice-president; and Joanne Strickland, secretary. Mr Hilderbrand served as advisor. VARSITY CLUB Old ond new jockets ore displayed by Bill Wilkinson and Dick Fry. Mr. Hildebrand olso is displaying the new blazer for the coaches. 105 PUBLIC READING CLUB Since the discontinuation of Bible reading, the services of the Public Reading Club were limited to introducing assemblies to the student body. As extracurricular projects, the Public Reading Club presented programs ot nearby orphan and county homes. The officers—Patric Folwell, Victor Bowser, Elaine Russell, and Rhoda Kostor—led the club under the supervision of the new advisor, Mrs. Susan Reinhardt. PUBLIC READING—Front Row: Sherry Roddy, Lorraine Ookes, Rhoda Kaster, Sue Runninger, Janice Rumburd. Bock Row: Mrs. Reinhardt, Elaine Russell, Potric Folwell, Bla r Rorabaugh. NEWCASTERS—Front Row: John Miller, Elaine Russell, Joseph Wolozyn, Kathy Donze, Pom Matho, Gloria Smith. Second Row: Dennis Lovery, Ken Linch, Dan Bickel, Howard Burr, Thomas Kimes. Back Row: Victor Bowser, Woyne Kugler, Joseph Broze-ski, Blair Rorabaugh, Patric Folwell. NEWSCASTERS’ CLUB Under the supervision of Mrs. Nicklin, the Newscasters' Club sow some drastic changes in rules and regulations. Manuscript writing was revised and o demerit system wos set up to keep members on their toes. (A new feature, the Senior of the Week , wos set up, whereby o different senior was interviewed each week over the air). However, the end product was the some despite all these new developments—a cheerful Good Morning every Monday through Friday at 8:25 A M. over WKRZ radio in Oil City. 106 The Voices of Senior High, Oral and Written SENIOR HI NEWS Mrs Nicklin times Lorry Winger's rodio speech. The Senior Hi News is published eleven times a year by the journalism class. The editor and future editor are Michael Heckathorne and Sandy Bussord. The editorial and business advisors are Mr. Masters and Mr. Mohr. The journalism students are responsible for writing all the articles which appear in the newspaper Pictures must be taken, art work must be done, and deadlines must be met. It is a demanding job, but when finished, we have our Senior Hi News. Faye Jackson and Mike Heckothorne go over the proofs for the Senior Hi News. SENIOR HI NEWS—Front Row: Sandy Bussord, Faye Jockson, Tom Kimes, Glen Mohnkern, Nora Michoels, Tommie Ausel, Mr. Mosters. Back Row: Chuck Whitman, Horold Sitterly, Joanne Shirey, Darlene Kimes, Jean Nelles, Rhode Kaster, Mike Heckathorne. JUNIOR RED CROSS—Front Row: Undo Wiltonger, Sondy Gierloch, Potricio Toy, Kothy Donze, Andrco Reich, Undo Bussord, Judy Siverling, Mory Ellen Ebbert, Patricio Boer, Toni Rudolph, Janice Gegogeine, Judy Buzzard, Linda Shontz. Second Row: Alido Bates, Ruthonn Fink, Carol Spence, Toni French, Deena Levine, Susan Hovis, Kothy Copley, Moryonne Welch, Sondy Bussord, Sheila Hood, Cheryl Hollingsworth, Cothy Motter, Carol A. Brown, Sandra L. Stanton, Judy Coon, Cheryl Steward Third Row: Jerry Huey Cindy Soltzmonn, Yvonne Possauer, Carol Shaughnessy, Barbara Reid, Phyllis Kozoczki, Judy Kominske, Tina Goral, Becky Reynolds, Rina Rodgers, Janice Heold, Kothy Walther, Linda Hunt, Valerie Cox, Edna Struthers, Bonnie Mock, Sherry Young, Condy Renninger, Barbara Ferringer. Fourth Row: Cheryl McLaughlin, Carol Swartz, Sherry Roddy, Kothy Williams, Carmen Barrett, Pamela Babcock, Diane London, Margie Mitcham, Cheryl Montano, Christine Roess, Nora Michaels, Michele Leto, Barbara Thorpe, Linda Bhome, Linda McClain, Jayne Milbrandt, Christine Couch, Mrs. Crawford. Fifth Row: Audrey Pfendler, Darlene Brown, Kathryn Groner, Charlene Loveless, Mary Conley, Judith Dolby, Virginia Harrison, Carol Shawl, Arlene Heath, Rose Moon, Noncy Brown, Karen Deets, Sally Day, Linda Amsden, Kathy Worholic, Sheri Rodgers, Sondy Willioms. Back Row: Eleanor Cubbon, Joyce Carter, Georgia Dalber, Rita Glass, Karen Oakes, Carol Miller, Jacqueline Spence, Sue Shumaker, Elaine Shreve, Dixie Shannon, Delores Fox, Priscilla Whitehill, Peggy Smith, Judith Harris, Joonne Shirey, Joyce Lee, Carol Kresin-ske. JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB JUNIOR RED CROSS—Front Row: Kay Doyle, Pom Matho, Susan Watkins, Carol Lowry, Kathleen Hutchison, Margaret Yorgor, Bar-boro Young, Janet Gibson, Mory Lutz, Carol West, Miriam Jalosky, Sherry Myers, Shelia Rudisille, Bonnie Dinger. Second Row: Maureen Stiglitz, Lois Sullivan, Beverly Williams, Gail Sager, Lynn Momott, Linda Perry, Jeon Nelles, Susan McCroy. Jane Koemer, Charlotte Woy, Cheryle Ray, Koren Morrison, Linda Grohom, Margie Freid-man, Diane Cornohon, Sue Baugher, John Dewoody, Sandy Levine. Third Row: Lindo Bechtel, Jill Somonsky, Gloria Schwab, Paticio Hedgegore, Judy Evons, Jane Dluzneski, Judy Reninger, Sandy McKissick, Joanne Buckhom, Beverly Say, Carol Hollobaugh, Jane Skinner, Kathy Rugh, Koy Toy, Karen Torleton, Susan Hunt, Dick Titus. Fourth Row: Karen Henderson, Peggy Spence, Carol L. Brown, Barbara Edwards, Linda Cornelius, Sharon Shirey, Judy Willioms, Toni Vogon, Barb Dudzik, Nedra Sheotz, Jill Levine, Pom Pctre, Paula Reed, Nancy Card, Maryann Shreve, Bill Hozlett, Horry Mc-Fate, Mrs. Crawford, Bill Heoly Fifth Row: Mary Czajka, Rita Asel, Nancy Tawney, Lynn Lilly, Shirley Slesnick, Kathy Bums, Martha Giles, Beverly Dahle, Barbara Rosinski, Ginger Lowery, Pot Jarzab, Pom Sterner, Marilyn Torr, Susan Voit, Karen Fleeger, Rebekoh Jalosky, Pot Hyde, Shirley Bly, Dianna Mylorski, Mr. Webster Bock Row: Bill Yoshinski, Karen Christenson, Cheryl Durney, Jockie Gegogeine, Koren Hamilton, Pot Rybok, Georgia Welms, Sharon Barr, Joanne Grove, Barb Billig, Charles Horkless, Burt Rosen, Gary Leicht, John Hanna, Tom Bukolt, Rick Hepler, Michael Vender, Richard Sayers, William Allen. 108 Pom Motho ond Jill Somonsky help to moke Mrs. Somonsky s stoy in the hospitol o more pleosont one. This is one of the mony services of the Jr Shields. Girls Render Services to the Community JUNIOR RED CROSS SHIELDS—Front Row: Rina Rodgers, Jerry Huey, Kothy Donze, Andrea Reich, Jonet Gibson, Pomelio Matha, Linda Wiltonger, Chris Roess, Diane Carnahan, Suson Watkins, Deeno Levine, Margie Mitcham, Sheilo Rudisille, Kay Doyle. Second Row: Barbaro Ferringer, Kathy Wolther, Cheryl Steward, Janice Heald, Barbara Billig, Delores Fox, Corol Hollobaugh, Kathleen Hutchison, Gloria Schwab, Charlotte Way, Cheryle Roy, Karen Morrison, Margie Friedman, Lynn Mamott, Sheilo Hood, Sandro McKissick, Eleanor Cubbon, Borbara Young. Third Row: Priscilla Whitehill, Patricia Baer, Linda Amsden, Shirley Slesnick, Suzanne Voit, Nancy Tawney, Lynn Lilly, Beverly Dahle, Peggy Yargor, Kothy Burns, Joyce Lee, Carol Kresinske, Rose Moon, Sherry Rodgers, Sandra Williams, Joonne Shirey, Jean Nelles. Fourth Row: Rebecca Reynolds, Kathryn Groner, Koren Hamilton, Lois Sullivon, Beverly Williams, Gail Soger, Kothy Worcholic, Patty Toy, Rito Asel, Pamela Petre, Nedra Sheotz, Karen Henderson, Poulo Reed, Maryann Shreve, Nancy Corll, Kay Toy, Jill Somonsky, Sandra L. Stanton Fifth Row: Karen Deets, Pamela Sterner, Patricia Jarzob, Jane Dluzneski, Rebekoh Jalosky, Patricia Hyde, Peggy Spence, Mary Czjako, Charlene Loveless, Susan McCray, Cheryl McLoughlin, Janice Corbaugh, Toni Rudolph, Beverly Soy, Mary Lutz, Carolyn Shoughnessy, Barbara Rosinski. Sixth Row: Sally Day, Audrey Pfendler, Judy Williams, Sherry Roddy, Jayne Milbrondt, Koren Torleton, Nora Michoels, Linda Bhome, Sue Bougher, Maurean Stiglitz, Toni Lee Vogan, Janice Gegogeine, Carol Spence, Bonnie Dinger, Judy Coon, Jill Levine, Linda Perry, Jockie Gegogeine. This year the duties of the junior shields of the Junior Red Cross Club have expanded. In addition to pediatrics, the girls now work on the medical and surgical floors and in the supply room The traditional blue smocks have given way to white blouses and striped jumpers The girls work hard, and their work is appreciated greatly by those who receive it! This year's Junior Red Cross Club has again devoted its time to learning the history of the American Red Cross. Through the use of films and movies, the members also learn better safety habits and accident prevention. They serve the community by helping at the hospital where they have many duties. Help at Hospital Is Appreciated 109 HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB OFFICERS— Jim Shaughnessy, Sandy Bussard, Ed Hower, and Diane Beach with club advisor, Mr. Stover. HUNTING AND FISHING—Front Row: Patty Baer, Linda Bussard, Rose Marie Bellows, Elaine Burnett, Toni Vogon, Maureen Stiglitz, Dick Best, James Gloss, Pot Molys, Jack Lee, Bill Ruby, Jim Brosius, Cheryl Ray, Koren Morrison, Kathy Copley, Mory Copley, Blanchard Miller, Alice Armstrong, Tom Caldwell, Tim Wood, George Craft, Susan Hofmeister, Lindo Russell, Lindo Hart, Mr. Stover. Second Row: Dan Kirchner, Chris Goral, Wallace Hepler, Frank Goodman, Tim Fry, Dennis Felmlee, Bill Haylett, Dennis Umsted, Ralph Kuhls, James Deeter, Frank Heber, John Kalamajko, Jim Strickland, Judy Williams, Rebecco Daugherty, Jerome Schoonover, Jim Baker, Dennis Kirchner, Dan Hughes, Jim Ross, Dick Cropp, Bob Findlay, John Hanna, Ed Flowers, Bob Herman, Ed Dobosh, Bill Poulter Bock Row: Sandra Stanton, Kathy Lord, Gloria Womer, Nancy Carll, Mary Ann Andrews, Jack Leoley, Bob Proper, Don Bruner, Bob Smith, Jomes Croft, Dan Welch, Jim Russell, Ron Wurster, Bill Yashinski, Harold Montgomery, John Scannell, Bob Montgomery, Don Schneider, John Ferguson, John McCauley, Bill Bryan, Harvey Wise, Mike Winger. Mr. Stover helps Sandy Bussard and Ed Hower prepare their demonstration for Hunting and Fishing Club. The Hunting and Fishing Club, which is under the supervision of Mr. Stover, meets twice a month. Jim Shaughnessy, President, presides over the meetings with the help of the other officers. Dione Beach, Vice-President; Sondro Bussard, Secretary; and Ed Hower, Treasurer. The club had a busy year with interesting films on Project 70, safety for hunting and game, and forestry Along with films, the officers planned special programs which included a talk by Mr. Parlaman on outdoor safety and a program on soil conservation by Mr. Karlhelbreck. HUNTING AND FISHING—Front Row: Dorothy Strickland, Mar-goret Shontz, Rose Culbertson, Judy Cotherman, Sharon Shirey, Sue Kaufmon, Janet Gibson, Martho Sparks, John Hutchinson, Jim Brewster, Bill Womer, Bob Watson, Ralph Bittenbender, Jim Mohn-kern. Bill Poulter, Bob Perry, Karen Moore, Carol Kresinske, Jill Somonsky, Sandy Bussord, Anita Wilson, John Riley, Edno Struthers, Carol Shawl, Arlene Heath. Second Row: Phyllis Kozaczki, Beverly Dohle. Noncy Tawney. Susie Voit, John Flynn, Lynn Lilly, Valerie Cox, Dennis Kurtich, Ed Hower, Tom Haylett, Chuck Honno, Jack Heoly, Jim Roberts, Ken Miller, Denny Huff, Don Ward, Otto Wholey, Bill Linch, Ed Downing, Jim Huff, Frank Krosnicki, Judy Reninger. Miriam Jalosky, Jane Lynn. Third Row: Judy Strickland, Bob Smith, Deon Strus, Buzz Lockhart, Terry McFetridge, Bob Car-son, Allen Carnes, Jim Eakin, Terry Hoover, Joe Szympruch, Bill Armstrong, Jim English, Christine Womer, Karen Fleeger, Janice Corbough, Doug Anderton, Goil Turner, Roy Fry, Ed Dempsey, Jim Barr, Rona Toy, Diane Sloven Bock Row: Ken Carson, Roger Show, Ed Gibson, Bill Showgo, Bob Huff, Jim Rembold, Dave Depew, Joe Weidle, Dan Kluck, Gene Wood, Mike Vender, Phil Spring, Dick Brzuz, Dick Balas. HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB—Front Row: Donna Shirey, Dolly Tunney, Patty Toy, Anno Miller, Kathy Warcholic, Mary Firster, Linda Kuminkoski, Korol Fiely, Bonnie Schneider, Dan Lee, Alida Bates, Judy Buzzard, Kathy Yoshinski, Ed McCrea, Sheryl Williams, Sherry Heckothorn, Korcn Horn, Karen Gayetty, Bob Huff, Chris Bumelsen, Jim Knupp, Gary Webster, Frank Dewitt, Mike Copley, Charlie Douglos. Second Row: Jerry Montgomery, Frank Kaufman, Dave Kittner, Jim Ryan, Tom Thomoson, Delores Cunningham, Bob McMillen, Donna Deeter, Brad Williams, Edward Bennett, Tom Porter, Bill Struthers, John DeWoody, Larry Haylett, Bob Dunkel, Denny Horkless, Martin Grzosko, Bill Hawks, Jim Fry, Steve Udick, Ron Gunnorson, Bill Shirey, Dan Drelick, Charlie Gegogeine Third Row: Don Hofmeister, Jay Hinman, Dorlene Brown, Sandy Bryan, Jane Dluzneski, Judy Evans, Sharon Kelly, Sherry Rodgers, Chris Couch, Diane Beach, Carmen Barrett, Linda Burchfield, Jim Berne-burg. Barb Dudzic, Georgia Dolber, Sherry Roddy, Lois Sullivan, Beverly Williams, Gail Sager, Carol West, Barb Buchanan, Carol Marvin, Pat Rybak. Fourth Row: Clyde Rex, Dan Lee, Jock Wilson, Bob Edwards, Tom Hartle, Duone Ward, Bill Slater, Jim Shaugh-nessy, Jock Wilson, Howdy Gobel, Paul Fox, Don Brzuz, Charles Barnes, Tom Anderson, Barb Weidle, Pot Jorzob, Corol Lynn Brown, Marilyn Torr, Ann Morsh, Terry Whaley, Jim Hutchinson Bock Row; Ed Latchow, Bob Rugh, Jon Maybray, Dick Maxwell, Bill Bell, Gary Kulling, Earl Stoltenburg, Alan Sollade, John Mitchell, Barry Neidich, Ken Rodgers, Jack Fike, Terry Kunselman, Richard Hipwell, Chuck Montano, Bob Roess, Denny Goddess, George Kershner, Terry Schultz, Kyle Yoder, Clarence Von Wormer. 11) Mr. Schwab gives a lost minute briefing to stoge force members Wayne Britton, Mike Heckothorne, Tim Wode, ond Elwood Ewing. STAGE FORCE Stage Force, under the direction of Mr. Schwab, is behind the scenes of every school assembly. They play an important part in the production of the Christmas Cantata, the plays and musical, and Swing Out. When scenery and props have to be moved, these boys are on the job. BOYS' CAREER CLUB—Front Row: John Miller, Williom Linch, Fred Porter, Mr. Motho Second Row: Dove McClellan, Dick Cropp, George Croft, Jock Potts. Bock Row: Bob Roess, Ken Rodgers, Joe Putnom, Jock Fike, Thomos Roberts, Williom Montgomery. BOYS’ CAREER CLUB The Boy's Career Club deals with different careers and occupations that the members of the club can enter after graduation. The officers are Bob Roess, president-secretary; and Ken Rodgers, vice-president-treasurer. The club, under the direction of Mr. Matha, viewed several occupational films and planned a car wash for the spring of the year. HOSTESS CLUB The Hostess Club is on honorary organization under the supervision of Mrs. Best. Of the many girls taking the Home Ec. course, just a few are chosen for this organization by the Home Ec. Department. The girls are judged on grades and appearance; they must have ability in many fields and an appealing personality. The club holds regular meetings twice a month. The main project this year was the Visitors' Day Tea. The girls made and wore attractive uniforms. They also have coffee for sale every day for teachers who want to refresh themselves for their next class. Yvonne Butryn and Judy Geesey acting as hostesses during Visitor's Doy tea. HOSTESS CLUB—Front Row: Lynn Lilly, Judy Geesey, Ruby Jenkins. Back Row: Nancy Farrell, Rosemorie Birsa, Peggy Scovron, Marcine Shontz, Yvonne Butryn. Absent when picture was taken: Michele Charest, Kathy Lendrum, Carol Palmer. Carol Palmer serves coffee to Mr. Etzel, a service of the Hostess Club. 113 Junior Magazine Sale Takes Hop to the Top” as Its Theme Juniors look over the pomph-lets for the onnual magazine sale. Hop to the Top was the theme of the junior class magazine sale. Each homeroom was represented by a particular animal on the study hall race track where progress of the sale was recorded. Possession of the traveling dinosaur and individual prizes were incentives to sell magazines. Profits from the sale will support the junior prom and next year's Oil Can. Frogs jump into the leod of the junior closs magozine sole. MONTHLY ROTARIANS At the beginning of eoch school year, eight senior boys are chosen to serve as student Rotarians. On each Monday of this month, the Rotarian is the guest of the Rotary Club at its luncheon meetings. On the last Monday of the month, the student Rotarian presents a short speech on an assigned subject. ROTARIANS—Front Row: Conrad Conrod, LaVerne Harvey, Jomes George Back Row: Joe Wolozyn, Robert Cohen, Potric Folwell, Thomas Venturella, Charles Venturello. YOUTH APPRECIATION DAY November 11 marked this year's Youth Appreciation Day sponsored by the Optimist Club. Students from the local schools were chosen to participate. The students toured different industries and public buildings of the city and held a mock city council meeting. The day was climaxed by the students attending a dinner at the Arlington Hotel. 115 YOUTH APPRECIATION DAY—Front Row: Linda Comet, Shirley Stesnick, Mayor Joseph Barr, Rosemarie Birsa, Katherine Bums. Bock Row: Karen Fleeger, Jomes Brewster, Jeffery Hodges, Pamelio Motho, Edward Dempsey, Margaret Scovron, Fronk Krosnicki, Daniel Kluck, Samuel Cangemi, Donno Shorp, Jill Somonsky, Robert Smith, Michael Heckothome. MUSIC DRAMA 117 CHRISTMAS PROGRAM—Scared L-R: Pot Womer, Mary Lutz. Standing L-R: Mr. Runzo, Chris Couch, Terry Meddock, Susan Cozod, Janice Rumburd, Sandy Morris. The largest musical group at O.C.H.S., A Cappella, consists of 126 students. Half of this body is comprised of the Senior girls who have successfully completed Girls' Chorus and Girls' Choir. The boys in A Cappella are selected from the 10th, 11th, and 12th grades. This year the group took a concert trip to Warren, Pennsylvania, and Jamestown, New York, as well as performing for Swing Out, the Christmas Cantata, and various service clubs in the city. A Cappella is under the direction of Mr. Runzo. DISTRICT CHORUS—Seated L-R: Eugene Stover, Don Sloppie, Bill Wilkinson, Patrick Folwell Standing L-R: Peggy Block, Susan Cozod, Lorry Winger, LizAnn Selden, Darlene Kennedy. A CAPELLA—Front Row: Shoron Gunnorson, Judy Phillips, Cheryl Steword, Pot Womer, Peggy Brzuz, Judy Coon, Mary Lutz, Ethel Mong, Pom Davies, Jane Williams, Beverly Dohle, Susan Cozod, Mr. Runzo, Kay Toy, Liz Selden, Tommie Ausel, Karen Deets, Sandro Morris,, Rosemarie Birsa, Janice Heald, Kothy Linehon, Joanne Stricklond, Daisy Kelley, Janice Rumburd, Kothy Proper, Bert Runzo. Second Row: Mary Ann Welch, Shirley Bly, Joon Mortin, Kothy Spangler, Corol Miller, Linda Hamilton, Rose Culbertson, Sue Arkwright, Noncy Brown, Solly Nelson, Peggy Block, Darlene Kimes, Nancy Towney, Linda Comet, Barbara Billig, Joanne Bialy, Peg Scovron, Koren Compmon, Sue Shumaker, Kathy Walther, Darlene Kennedy, Sharon Depew, Selinda Saltzmon, Cathy Campbell, Sue Runmnger. Third Row. Ron McCoid, Blanchard Milier, Janet Din-berg, Rita Glass, Rono Toy, Eleanor Cubbon, Carol Kresindke, Mor- 118 A CAPPELLA The Elite of the Vocal Groups MUSIC CLUB COUNCIL— Front Row: Joseph Wolozyn, Cindy Saltzmon, Mr. Puleo, Mr. Runzo, Joon Martin, Koy Toy. Bock Row: Jane Skinner, Chuck Witmer, Sandy Williams, Terry Meddock, Pom Davies. tho Giles, Jill Samonsky, Lorraine Oakes, Anita Wilson, Shirley Slesnick, Lynn Lilly, Sue Voit, Sue Etzel, Sharon Shirey, Larry Winger, Anthony Sylvester, Rodney Ostermon, Ed Flowers, Jim Collins, Paul Sollode, Dan Bickel. Fourth Row: Lorry Sterner, Larry Vogan, Dan Bruner, Ed Stanley, Howard Goebel, John Best, Carl Baker, Wally Witmer, Patric Folwell, Gary Toy, Chuck Kaufman, Bill Muldoon, Dick Maxwell, Robert McFate, James Johnson, Wally Morrison, Dave McClellan, Tim Fry, Gary Webster, Russell Nune-maker, Bruce Rodgers, Ted Robison, Dove Kennedy Bock Row: John Downing, William Wilkinson, James Eokin, Duane Oswald, James Crowford, John Healy, Eugene Stover, Lorry Tenney, Jay Kaufman, Steve Michaelson, Terry Meddock, Dan Sloppie, Paul Shone, Terry Ray. Chris Strohm. Chuck Horvey, Dick Titus, Tom Lytle, Ed Dinger, Mike Sabousky, Bob Proper, Bill Huff, Rob Royner. Dale §hook. 119 GIRLS’ CHORUS Girls' Choir, the stepping-stone between Girls' Chorus ond A Cappello, is directed by Mr. Runzo. The officers elected for this year were Sandra Williams, president; Jone Skinner, secretary; and Jayne MiI-brandt, librarian The group presented musical selections during the Thanksgiving program and participated in the Christmas Cantata and Swing Out GIRLS' CHOIR—Front Row: Cheryl Hollingsworth, Linda Bhome, Carol Lowry, Delores Tunney, Linda Cornelius, Sharon Kelly, Christine Couch, Peggy Spence, Mr. Runzo, Sharon Kuhls, Cheryl McLaughlin, Kim Berneburg, Sherry Roddy, Virginia Clork, Kendalynne Mosier, Karen Horn, Kathy Kauffmon, Karol Fiely Second Row: Leslie Marvin, Patty Toy, Donna Shirey, Mary Firster, Joyce Carter, Judy Lowers, Georgia Dalber, Carol Swartz, Jane Dluzneski, Sue Baugher, Vicki Cox, Charlene Loveless, Nora Michaels, Michele Leto, Carol Heckathome, Susan Hewey, Linda Schontz, Toni French. Third Row: Cathy Motter, Carol A Brown, Yvonne Heckathome, Jayne Milbrandt, Candy Renninger Nancy Bowles, Kothy Worchoo-lic, Carol West, Carol L. Brown, Gail Soger, Sondy Williams, Jone Skinner, Linda Burchfield, Cormen Barrett, Donna Wyncoop, Mory Jone Gloss, Bonnie Mack, Barbara Thorpe, Francine Swetsky. Bock Row: Borbara Edwards, Sue McCray, Koren Christenson, Barbara Dudzic, Elaine Mullins, Beverly Soy, Rebekoh Jalosky, Joy Dinger, Mory Mitcham, Mary Czajka, Shoryn Barr, Lindo Bechtel, Sandra Bryan, Barbara Weidel, Sherry Rodgers, Linda McClain, Sheri Young, Barbara Buchanan. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE— F ro n t Row: Karen Compmon, Ethel Mong, Sally Nelson, Liz Sel-den, Kathy Spangler, Susan Cozad. Second Row: Susan Arkwright, Pat Womer, Daisy Kelley, Kathy Linehan, Bert Runzo, Jonice Rumburd, Darlene Kennedy, Sharon Depew. Back Row: Jane Williams, Peggy Black, Mr. Runzo, Joan Martin, Pom Davies. Eighteen girls under the leadership of Mr. Runzo comprise this year's ensemble. Being a member of this group is a great honor, for it is selected from the complete Girls' Choir in the Junior year. The ensemble GIRLS' ENSEMBLE performs for private groups as well as during A Cap- pella assemblies, giving the girls an opportunity to broaden their musical talents. 120 Girls' Chorus is the first of three music groups offered to the girls ot Senior The girls who ore in this group ore chosen in the ninth grade. By having GIRLS’ CHOIR the music groups in this manner, it allows the girls to steadily progress, so that they will be prepared for A Cappella in their senior year The officers elected this year were Linda Graham, president, and Dione Carnahan, secretary. The group is under the leadership of Mr. Frank Puleo. They participate in the Christmas Cantata, and they present their own assembly near the end of the school year. GIRLS' CHORUS—Front Row: Rita Moys, Peggy Smith, Linda Huff, Andrea Reich, Joyce Butryn, Linda Bussord, Pam Cochran, Donna Mothews, Mr. Puleo, Carol Spence, Mary Kay Marshall, Ruthann Fink, Sandy Gierlach, Cathy French, Shoron Phillips, Lynn Mamott, Barb Young Second Row: Mary Fedorek, Carol Bionchi, Susie Hovis, Marge Mitcham, Peggy Yorger, Chris Roess, Maureen Stiglitz, Linda Hart, Julie Spangler, Virginia Huff, Sally Day, Priscillo White-hill, Kathy Copley, Karen McMillin, Potty Boer, JoAnne Buckhom. Third Row: Elaine Shreve, Kathy Curran, Mory Copley, Cheryl Ray, Karen Morrison, Dione Cornohon, Rose Bellows, Chorlotte Way, Linda Groham, Thereso Dluzneski, Morge Friedman, Linda Bitten-bender, Linda Perry, Linda Amsden, Rebecca Daugherty, Kathy Williams, Bonnie Dinger, Doryl Shaughnessy. Bock Row: Jane Koener, Barb Wise, Mortho Pocior, Judy Williams, Rita Asel, Helen Wise, Barb Rosinski, Karen Henderson, Jockie Gegogeine, Pom Petre, Karen Hamilton, Kathy Lord, Nancy Wolters, Linda Lewis, Sherill Renmger, Sherril Larson, Suson Hunt. BOYS' ENSEMBLE—F r o n t Row: Joy Kaufmon, Steve Michoelson, Daniel Sloppie, Terry Medock, Patric Folwell, John Healy. Second Row: John Downing, Wally Morrison, Jim Eakin, Mr. Runzo, Bill Wilkinson, Dove Kennedy, Russell Nunemaker. Bock Row: Bruce Rodgers, Larry Tenney, Larry Winger, Eugene Stover. Who ot Senior will ever forget Sophomore Philosophy as sung by the Boys' Ensemble? This group of sixteen young men was picked from the juniors and seniors in A Cappella last fall by Mr. Runzo and has practiced diligently during half of their lunch hall. Consisting of eight tenors and eight basses, one of the greatest achievements of the group was that the boys learned the art of blending their voices together; this made listening to them very enjoyable. BOYS' ENSEMBLE 121 New Uniforms Brighten Their Spirits BAND This year's band has taken on a flash of colors due to its new uniforms. The uniforms fit the band exactly and are very comfortable. During football season when the band marches, the complete uniforms are worn to give the band a floir. However, in concert season the uniforms without hats and bibs ore more formal to suit the mood. As usual, our school was well represented this year at District Band, which wos held at Cochranton Four members of our bond attended this event during February. These people have worked hard with Mr. Puleo, the director, to be our representatives. DISTRICT BAND MEMBERS—Howard Burr, Dove Hotchkiss, Mr Puleo, Tim Torr, Don Bickel. BAND—Front Row: Karen Anderson, Mary Ellen Ebbert, Sandy Levine, Morrho Sparks, Linda Wiltanger, Nancy Cubbon, Sandy Marsh, Mr. Puleo, Walk Compmon, Sharon Anderson, Bill Winger, Gene Winger, Blanchard Miller. Second Row: Lindo Dinger, Marilyn Russell, Judy Stevens, Pat Womer, Kathy Spangler, Chuck Lewis, Judy Evans, Judy Fink, Kathy Cunningham, Sandy Stanton, Joe Wolozyn, Sam Samuels, John Snyder, John Gloss, Tom Donze, Elaine Russell. Third Row: Larry Winger, Mory Lutz, Karen Deets, Karen Luton, Peggy Kiskoddon, Barboro Schell, Inez Roberts, Susan Cozad, Janice Rifinberrick, Tom Donze, Bob Gureczny, John Cother- 122 ORGANISTS ORGANISTS—Front Row: Judy Phillips, Mory Lutz. Bock Row: Christine Couch, Linda Lewis. The organists for the yeor are taught by Mr. Jacobs. They provide music for assemblies and special community programs held at the school. Lessons are given Tuesdays on the Baldwin organ, which was dedicated to the former music director, Harland Mitchell. Each girl has three practice periods a week. Linda Graham, Diane Comahon, Nedra Sheotz, and Pom Petre are shown during o practice session for majorette candidates. man, Ed McCrea, Jock Stoudt, Pam Matha, James Eokin. Fourth Row: Don Bickel, John Miller, Gail Turner, Tim Torr, Dove Hip-well, Steve Bagnato, Gerald Britton, Wayne Britton, Rodney Oster-mon, Karen Hamilton, Kay Toy, Lorry Mertz, Joe Kulinski, Dale Shook, Karen Christenson, Melissa Mohr. Bock Row: Georgianna Welms, Dick Ausel, Howard Burr, Chuck Witmer, Dave Hotchkiss, Richard Hipwell, Dan Sloppie, James Thureou, Joseph Brozeski, Jock Fike, Bob Roess, Terry Ausel, Sam Moodie, Eugene Stover, Bob Findlay, Bill McClintic. MAJORETTES—Front Row: Cheryl McLaughlin, Cindy Soltz Mann. Second Row: Candy Renniger, Diane Beach. Third Row: Borb Dudzic, Karen Tarleton. Fourth Row: Linda Comet, Linda Bhome. Fifth Row: Pamela Davis, Rosemarie Birsa Sixth Row: Judith Coon, Valerie Cox Seventh Row: Shirley Slesnick. Practice Makes Perfect” Is Their Motto MAJORETTES The six junior majorettes and the seven senior majorettes provide special half-time entertainment for football and basketball games. This year new uniforms have added beauty and color to their routines which were created by Cindy Saltzmann, head majorette. During the summer the majorettes practiced twice a week. During the two weeks before school began, practice was held everyday. Majorettes may be seen at the pep rallys at Mitchell Field, selling pens for the Booster Club, or cheering the Oilers on to victory at the games. They also give a special assembly program, and they twirl for pep meetings occasionally. Under the leadership of Cindy Saltzmann, the majorettes display their obility at bosketball games. SWING BAND Their Playing Adds Pep to Basketball Games Chuck Lewis, surrounded by drums and cymbals, practices for the Swing Band. The swing band, under the direction of Mr. Puleo, is selected from members of the marching band Its rehearsals are held Monday nights after school. The swing band performs at the home basketball games and pep meetings, and it also provides music for the school plays. During the year the members make a concert trip to various schools. The Swing Band brings Oil City fans to their feet with the school song. SWING BAND—Front Row: Doniel Bickel, James Thureau, Barb Schell, Kathy Spangler, Kay Toy, Karen Christenson, Linda Wilt-anger, Melisso Mohr, Sandy Levine. Second Row: Tim Tarr, Daniel Sloppie, Joseph Wolozyn, Jock Stoudt, Edward McCreo, Bill Mc- Clintic, David Hotchkiss, Pam Motho. Third Row: Terry Ausel, Linda Dinger, James Eakin, Walt Campmen, Charles Lewis, Eugene Stover, Howard Burr, Sam Moodie, Lorry Mertz. Bock Row: Mr. Puleo, Elaine Russell, Chuck Whitmer. SENIOR CLASS PLAY—Front Row: Randy Morchinke, Larry Homer, Samuel Cangemi, Susan Shumaker. Bock Row: Judy Siverling, Faith Joseph Wolozyn. Second Row: Michoel Vender, Sharon Gunnarson, Colemon, Potric Folwell, Dennis Lovery, David Lesh, Yvonne Pas- suer, Jannet Dinberg, Judy Phillips, Kothy Donze. Senior Class Presents Life with Father” Our Senior Class Ploy would not have been o success without the bockstoge crew. Michele Chorest and Jill Samonsky act os prompters, while Vic Bowser and Mike Heckothorne operate the sound effects and lights. The Senior Class Play Life With Father by Clarence Day was presented November 22 in the Senior High School Auditorium. The three act play was directed by Mrs. Nicklin, and Joseph Brozeski served as stage manager. The Day household is a typical New York setting of the late 1880's. All goes smoothly until Father, portrayed by Sam Cangemi, reveals the fact that he has never been baptized and is not a member of the family church. Vinnie, the mother, portrayed by Sue Shumaker, insists that you can't go to Heaven without being baptized. The scheming that Vinnie goes through in order to have her husband baptized results in an evening of amusing entertainment. In o scene from Life With Father, Mike Vender proposes to Shoron Gunnarson. The astonished parents are Sue Shumaker ond Som Cangemi. 126 MYSTERY PLAY Gramercy Ghost Haunts the O.C.H.S. Stage Peg Scovron never suspects that she is being watched by the Gramercy Ghost, Randy Mar-chinke. Faye Jackson and Darlene Kimes opply the finishing touches to Deeno Levine's ond Joe Wolozyn's makeup. Members of the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes, under Mrs. Nicklin's direction, presented the play Gramercy Ghost in the High School auditorium on February 21. Melissa Mohr, the lead character, played the role of a young heiress who inherited the Gramercy Ghost portrayed by Randy Marchinke. They were ably assisted by the other members of the cast and well received by the audience. This play is annually sponsored by the Student Council, and all proceeds are added to its treasury. MYSTERY PLAY CAST — Front Row: Randy Marchinke, Peg Scovron, Sam Cangemi, Melisso Mohr. Joe Wolozyn, Deeno Levine. Bock Row: Dave Johnson, John Healy, Susan Watkins, Mike Hecko-thom, Kathy Donze, Gary Miller, Dove Lesh. The bock stage work was directed by two able monogers, Vic Bowser ond Jill Somonsky. Mrs. Nicklin briefs Mrs. Johnson on the teoching of high school dromatics. 127 The T V. Follies of 1964 wos presented on Morch 19 ond 20 by the high school music groups, under the direction of Mr. Runzo, head of the Music Deportment. He was assisted by Mr. Puleo. The show was divided into three segments, The Ned O'Sullivan Show, That Was the Year That Was, and Fred Sack's Amateur Hour. Vocal groups, soloists, dancing choruses, skits, and record pantomimes were featured in this unusual extravaganza, which was a satirical take-off on the various T V. shows of today. The talent for the Follies was selected from the various music groups by audition. I Got Rythm . The Honeybuns . The Choroliers ond the Collegiettes . 128 The T.V. Follies of 1964 The Diskords . The Spongles . That Was the Year That Was The Veltones 129 ROYALTY 131 Harvest Ball Brings End to Football Season Chuck Venturella crowns Pam Davies, queen of the Harvest Ball, as her escort, Tom Venturella, watches. Corn stalks, pumpkins, crepe paper streamers, and a full yellow moon gave the boy's gym an authentic mood for the annual Harvest Ball held November 27. The climax of the evening was the crowning of the Harvest Ball queen, Pam Davies, by Chuck Venturella. The court consisted of eight senior girls and their escorts. The court was Darlene Kennedy escorted by Dave Pearson, Liz Ann Selden escorted by Ted Stoudt, Karen Campman escorted by Paul Sonoski, Joan Martin escorted by Tex Pfendler, Kathy Linehan escorted by Al Ward, Sharon Depew escorted by Jim Cochran, Nancy Tawney escorted by Dick Curran, and the queen, Pam Davies, escorted by Tom Venturella. Music for the evening was provided by Mr. Philip Runzo and his band, and it was an evening enjoyed by all. HARVEST BALL COURT AND ESCORTS—-Front Row: Frank Scierko, ler, Joon Martin, Pam Dovies, Tom Venturella, Kathy Linehan, Al Georgia Ann Truscott Second Row: Dave Pearson, Darlene Kennedy, Ward, Sharon Depew, Jim Cochran, Nancy Tawney, Dick Curron. Ted Stoudt, Liz Selden, Paul Sonoski, Karen Campman, Tex Pfend- Harvest Ball Queen 133 Pam Davies, Harvest Boll Queen Dick Mollory crowns Judy Coon, Winter Sports Queen. 134 Winter Sports' Queen Chosen by Senior Class WINTER SPORTS COURT AND ESCORTS—Front Row: April Harvey, Judy Coon Bock Row: LoVerne Harvey, Roberta Runzo, Thomos Abplonalp. Suson Etzel, David Pearson, Shirley Slesnick, Dick Mallory, Ted Stoudt, Sondro Morris, Tim Woods, Tamara Ausel, Poul Sonoski, Cathy Compbell, Thomas Venturello. The annual Winter Sports dance was held at the Y.W.C.A. on January 17, 1964 The queen, Judy Coon, was escorted by Ted Stoudt. Members of the court were: Sandy Morris escorted by Tim Woods, Roberta Runzo escorted by LaVerne Harvey, Cathy Campbell escorted by Tom Venturello, Susan Etzel escorted by Tom Abplonalp, Tamara Ausel escorted by Paul Sonoski, and Shirley Slesnick escorted by David Pearson. Between the blue and white streamers on the walls of the gym were paper basketball players and wrestlers. A huge snowman sat at one end of the stage and seemed to be watching over the events of the evening. The queen received many gifts from the Oil City merchants, and each member of her court received an Oil City High School pennant pin. 135 The Winfer Sports Court leads the first donee after the crowning of fhe queen. Rosemarie Queen 1964 136 SWING OUT Joanne Strickland Roberta Runzo Joan Martin Darlene Kennedy Katheryn Linehan Pamela Davies Judith Coon Tamara Ausel A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody vividly describes all nine girls elected to the 1964 Swing Out Court. Rosemarie Birso, Queen of the Seventeenth Annual Swing Out, wos crowned by Thomas Venturella, Senior Class President. Following the coronation, musical selections were presented by the A Cappello Choir and Girls' Choir. This performance climaxes the year's activities of the A Cappella Choir. Tom Venturella checks the crown. Judy Coon Tim Woods Mike Callen Darlene Kennedy Joanne Strickland Roberta Runzo Tom Abplanalp Tex Pfendler Joan Martin Tom Noon and Rosemarie Birsa relax over o coke after o day of classes Pam Davies LoVerne Harvey Dione Lafferty . . . Christopher Puleo . . Dawn Motha 139 141 FOOTBALL Determined Oilers Barely Miss Section II Championship Ted Stoudt, our oce quarterback and passer. Chuck Venturella makes an end-run for a sizeable gain. The 1963 football season proved to be the most successful campaign for the Oilers in many years. Head coach, Mr. Hildebrand, along with his assistants, Mr. Flath, Mr. Russell, Mr. Urban, Mr. Lynch, and Mr. Porter, guided the Oilers through a 6-3 season Several Oilers were given personal honor for their outstanding play during the season. Ted Stoudt, Al Ward, Chuck Venturella, and Jerry Ward were chosen for the All-Section II first team. Ted, Chuck, ond Al were also given honorable mention on the regional team. As in past years, the Oiler Club did much to promote the football team. They conducted a sale of Oiler bumper banners ond placed a large sign downtown announcing each home game. The night before the game with Corry, they also conducted a huge pep rally at Mitchell Field. Oiler coaches study the opponent's strategy We Are the Oilers, Mighty, Mighty Oilers'’ The Oilers storm onto the field, eoger for o victory. The Oiler defense digs in. FOOTBALL TEAM—Front Row: Mr. Hildebrond, Terry Roy, Denny Show, LoVerne Harvey, Al Word, Scott Sibson, Paul Sonoski, Dick Houtz, Bruce Hutchinson, Fred Reninger, Dick Curran. Second Row: Mr. Urban, Chuck Horvey, Dick Maxwell, Gary Toy, Joe Kozaczki, Bill Sloter, Jim Cochran, Ted Stoudt, Don Brown, Dick Titus, Tex Pfendler. Third Row: Mr. Floth, Tony Ginnery, Dove Stroub, Jim Shaughnessy, Chuck Venturello, Tom Venturello, Ed Downing, Jerry Word, Chuck Douglos, Terry Schultz, John Griggs Fourth Officials call time out for a measurement os Row: Mr. Lynch, Jim Mohnkern, John Downing, Ed Flowers, Dick 0i,ers Push for 0 first down Socha, John Kolamajko, Buzz Lockhart, Robert Moore, Ron McCoid, Gary Webster, Mr. Porter Back Row: Dave Cramer, John Flynn, Rick Soyers, Lanny Hildebrand, Garry Leicht, Jock Wilson, Jim Deeter, Dave Kennedy, Bill Wilkinson, Brad Williams, Mr. Russell. Oil City VARSITY SCORES Op 19 Titusville 7 19 Corry 31 13 Grove City 19 13 Warren 0 26 Greenville 21 13 Meadville 6 0 Franklin 20 39 Hickory 19 33 Renyolds 6 VARSITY LETTERMEN—Jomes Cochran, Dick Curran, Ed Downing, John Downing, LoVerne Harvey, Dick Houtz, Bruce Hutchinson, Joe Kozaczki, Russell Lockhort, Jomes Mohnkern, Tex Pfendler, James Shaughnessy, Denny Shaw, Bill Slater, Paul Sonoski, Ted Stoudt, Dave Straub, Charles Venturello, Tom Venturella, Al Word, Jerry Ward, Bill Wilkinson, Jack Wilson, Dove Pearson, John Flynn, Terry Roy, Dan Brown, Ron Tarr, Dick Titus. Oil City WRESTLING SCORES Opp. 34 Hickory 12 41 Titusville 9 42 Franklin 10 11 Clearfield 29 35 Titusville 12 29 Brookville 12 50 Mead vi He 3 38 Corry 6 42 Warren 6 23 Franklin 25 29 Greenville 20 40 Grove City 6 30 Corry 19 27 Warren Record: Won—12 Lost—2 15 Beover Sonoski sits out on his opponent on his woy to another victory. Wrestlers Win Section Honors Lee Strickland scores on a reverse. As his opponent strains to escope, John Hutchinson opplies o pinning hold. 146 OCHS WRESTLING TEAM—Front Row: Terry Wood, Dick Best, Corl Boker, John Hutchinson, Lee Strickland, Tom Venturella, Jim Hutchinson, LaVerne Harvey, Jerry Ward, Dick Titus. Second Row: Mr Flath, Mr. Stuchell, Paul Sonoski, Don Kirchner, Jock Lee. Jim Deeter, Herb Davis, Jim Rodgers, Bill Ruby, Tom Wilkin- son, Nick Collins, Greg Ames, Denny Harkless, Jim Shaughnessy, Jim Bolton. Third Row: Jim Szafron, Brad Willioms, Fred Ren-inger, Don Proper, Denny Show, Cody Smith, Lanny Hildebrand, Rob Royner, Clayton Homer, Dick Mallory, Randy Manley, Doug Boring. Mr. Flath, head coach, and Mr. Stuchell, assistant coach, led the Oil City Matmen to a season record of twelve-two in total competition and seven-one in Section II competition. With this impressive record, the Oilers took first place team honors at the Section tourney in Titusville. Denny Harkless, 123, and Laverne Harvey, 154, won first place individual honors at Sections. Dick Best, 103; John Hutchinson, 127; Jim Shaughnessy, 154; Dick Titus, 180, and Paul Sonoski, unlimited; all won second place honors. Denny Harkless went on to be District X champion and runner-up at Regionals. Varsity Lcttermcn: Terry Wood, Dick Best, John Hutchinson Dennis Harkless, Lee Strickland, Tom Venturella, Jim Hutchinson, LoVerne Horvey, Jim Shaughnessy, Gerry Word, Dick Titus, Paul Sonoski. Section 2 Champions: Dennis Harkless, LoVerne Harvey. District 10 Champion: Dennis Harkless. The despondency of defeat and elation of victory accompany every match. 147 Basketball VARSITY SCORES Oil City Opp. 68 Clorion 51 62 Grove City 54 56 Cranberry 36 65 Rocky Grove 59 61 Hickory 44 75 McDowell ... 81 66 Rocky Grove 69 47 Titusville . 41 61 Erie East 58 52 Meodville 71 62 Strong Vincent 76 69 Corry 53 52 Warren 53 67 Franklin 43 65 Titusville 56 62 Meodville 72 64 Grove City 63 67 Corry 46 70 Cranberry 49 59 Warren 66 77 Franklin 66 The tip-off of the importont Meodville gome. the left side. 148 Ted Stoudt drives hord from Oilers Post a Winning Season Under head coach Dick Russell, the Oiler cage-men ended the season with a fourteen and six overall record finishing in the number three position in Section II competition. In their final season on the Oil City hardwood, seniors Dove Pearson, Tom Abplanalp, Ted Stoudt and Tim Woods played exceptional ball. Juniors John Downing, Dick Houtz, and Bill Wright were all assets to the team. Ted Stoudt trys for on extro point os Pearson and Houtz tense for a rebound. VARSITY LETTERMEN: Tom Abplanolp, John Downing, Dick Houtz, Dave Pearson, Tim Woods, Bill Wright. Players' spirits ore aroused in the pre-gome huddle. O.C.H.S. VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD—Front Row: Mr. Russell, Ted Stoudt, Eorl Stoltenberg, Dave Pearson, Richard Houtz, Terry Ray. Back Row: Horry McFote, Tom Neal, Bill Wright, Joy Koufmon, Tom Abplonalp, Tim Woods, Clarence VonWormer, John Downing, Roger Show. 149 Terry Roy tries to tip the boll to his teommotes. The Oiler J.V.'s, coached this year by Robert Lynch, played fine ball completing the season with a seventeen and four record. Terry Ray, Charlie Neal, and Gary Leight sparked the team in many exciting preliminary performances. JUNIOR VARSITY LETTERMEN: Gig Leicht, Ron McCoid, Terry Roy, Don Brown, Ted Robison, Jim Baker, Gieorge Beighley, Tom Strawbridge, Bill Hazlett. J.V. BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Oil City Opp. 67 . Clarion 32 49 Grove City 52 47 Cranberry 23 58 Rocky Grove 40 32 Hickory 34 38 McDowell 32 41 Rocky Grove 30 30 Titusville 50 53 Erie East 52 64 Meadville 42 58 Erie Str. Vincent 43 40 Corry 39 72 Warren 49 40 Fronklin 36 57 Titusville 42 26 Meadville 31 46 Grove City 44 75 Corry 33 67 Cronberry 50 52 Wo rren 34 54 Fronklin 45 150 Front Row: John Gloss, Pot Molys, Mr. Lynch, Mormon Dingberg, Ted Robison Bock Row: John Hanna Jerome Schoonover, Jim Boker, Bill Hozlett, Burt Rosen, George Beighley, Brad Francisco, Don Brown, Tom Strowbr.dge, Gary Leicht, Ron McCoid. TENNIS The Fair-Weather” Boys Try for Another Undefeated Season Doubles team of Terry Meddock ond Ted Robison compete with Terry Roy ond John Flynn in pre-seoson elimination. Coach Gordon ''Crunk'' Porter has led the Oil City tennis teams of the last four years to twenty-one consecutive undefeated matches. This year's team promises to be just as strong as any previous one; and with the help of returning lettermen Dick Fry, Terry Meddock, Tim Woods, John Flynn,Terry Ray, and Bill Wright, Mr Porter hopes to continue this outstanding record. Dick Fry won District Ten Men's Singles last year We all hope that Dick goes all the way this season. Fault? Dick Fry, team captain, discusses strotegy with senior letterman, Terry Meddock, John Flynn, ond Tim Woods. TENNIS TEAM—Front Row: Bill Wright, Tom Bukolt, Ted Robison, John Flynn, Mr. Porter. Bock Row: Terry Meddock, Dick Fry, Tim Woods, Don Fry, Terry Roy. TRACK Under head coach James Enos, the Oilers emerged track champions of Section II last year. This year the chances of a repeat performance are good with the return of lettermen, Ted Stoudt, Dick Curran, LaVerne Harvey, Dave Pearson, Chuck Harkless, Conrad Conrad, Jim Shuaghnessy, Buzz Lockhart, Chuck Harvey, Dick Brzuz, Doug Boring, Bill Wilkinson, and Gary Kulling. Assistant coaches are Mr. Applequist, Mr. Urban, and Mr. Askins. TRACK TEAM—Front Row: Dick Brzuz, Ed Downing, Dick Curron, Joe Kozoczki, Bill Wilkinson, Mike Vender, Phil Sarver, Gory Kulling, Tex Pfendler Second Row: Bill McClintic, Buzz Lockhort, Tom Neol, Bill Slater, Conrod Conrod, Bob McFote, Chip Nunemaker, Jim Fry, Don Proper Third Row: Jay Koufmon, Tim Torr, Steve Udick, Chris Strohm, John Downing, Dove Pearson, Doug Boring, LaVerne Harvey, Ted Stoudt. Bock Row: Gary Jones, Dennis Shaw, Jim Ryan, Ron Gunnarson, Jim Freeman, Brad Williams, Denny Goddess, Dove Hotchkiss, Mr. Enos. 152 The Mud-Runners Rival the Fair-Weather” Boys Ted Stoudt, one of the returning high-jumpers. Pre-seoson winning is demonstroted by LoVerne Horvey. TRACK TEAM—Front Row: Gory O'Brion, Joe Wiltonger, Lee Wot-kins, Bloir Rorobough, Don Schneider, Bob Montgomery, Bob Comp-mon, Bill VonWormer, Mike Meols, Dove Straub Second Row: Steve Schiffer, Eugene McCauley, Ben Allebach, Jim Gloss, Tom Szafran, Joe McDougol, Bill Huff, Jim Thureau, Don Lee, Chuck Horvey. Third Row: Dan Hines, Bob Morris, Tom Anderson, Ned Goucher, Rick Socho, Tim Fry, Mike Wolozyn, Gerold Britton, Randy Manley, Ron Young. Bock Row: Joe Kulinsla (mgr.), Vic Bowser (hd. mgr.), Fred Reninger, Bob McFate, Dennis Kirschner, Art Sumoske, Jim Rodgers, Randy Parson, Dan Bruner, Bruce Barr. 153 GOLF The Potential Palmers'’ and Sneads” of OCHS Begin Second Year In the spring of 1963, a golf team was started on a trial basis. The successful season moved golf into a permanent position in O.C.H.S. sports. The team practices at the Wanango County Club and plays a complete schedule of Section II teams. The team competes in the Section II and District 10 tournaments with the hopes of sending a qualifying player to State. Burt Rosen thoughtfully studies the golf course before his next shot. Bob Cohen lines up a shot putt on the 18th green. GOLF TEAM—Front Row: Bruce Rosen, Burt Rosen, Steve Michaels, Mike Ritchie Bock Row: Mike Rose, Horry McFote, Garry Leicht, Larry Mertz, Dave Kennedy, Bob Cohen. 154 During o practice session Mr. Hildebrand, Oiler golf coach, gives Bruce Rosen some helpful tips. G.A.A. Girls' Athletic Association gives every girl at Senior High School the opportunity to participate in intramural sports. This year under the direction of Mrs. Stephens the girls used gymnastic equipment not previously available, such as the springboard and parallel bars. The second semester Miss Martens took over the G A A leadership responsibilities. She organized an after-school basketball tournament proving that girls like to be active in sports as well as watch them. Girls Prove That Boys Are Not the Only Good Athletes G. A. A. members demonstrate some of their gymnastic abilities. G.A.A.—Front Row: Darlene Fry, Judy Phillips, Connie Sumoske, Proper, Barb Reid, Mrs. Stephens Bock Row: Donno Sharp, Ruby Nora Slater, Rosemarie Birso, Kathy Donze, Judy Coon. Second Jenkins, Joanne Bioly, Judy Geesey, Dianna Mylorski. Row: Tommie Ausel, Jill Somonsky, Joonne Strickland, Kathy 155 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—Front Row: Cothy Campbell, Kathy Linehon Second Row: Joanne Strickland, Sandy Bussard Bock Row: Shoron Depew, Koren Compmon. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—Front Row: Barb Young, Cathy French. Second Row: Barb Thorpe, Carol Heckathorne. Bock Row: Chris Couch, Kim Berneburg. You know who the cheerleaders are, don't you? They are the twelve peppy girls that lead us in cheers at games and pep meetings. Being a cheerleader, however, is not all glory. It is hard work. The girls make the signs and posters that are used at the pep meetings. They must be in top physical condition, and they also must maintain a good academic standing. t Miss Mortens looks over cheerleading files before try-outs. Varsity cheerleaders look on at a tense mo-Another game begins with O.C.H.S. J. V. cheerleaders lead the crowd in a cheer ment during the game. 157 INDEX ADVERTISING 159 SENIOR INDEX THOMAS ABPLANALP Academic . . H R. Pres. 4, Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, Euclid, Lotin, Spanish, and Varsity Clubs, Football, Basketball, NHS. ROBERT C. ALLEN Academic . . . Hunting Fishing and Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Student Council. WILLIAM ALLEN General . . Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, and Public Reading Clubs, Football, Basketball. DOUGLAS A. ANDERTON . Academic . . Art, Hunting Fishing, Euclid, and Latin Clubs. SUSAN ARKWRIGHT . . Academic . . . Girls' Ensemble, Musical. WILLIAM H. ARMSTRONG Voc. Welding . Voc. 0.1 Gas, Hunting Fishing, and Jr. Red Cross Clubs. MARY E. AUSEL . General . . . Hunting Fishing and G.A.A. Clubs, Mystery Ploy. RICHARD W. AUSEL . General . . . Hunting Fishing Club. TAMARA AUSEL Secretarial . . H R. Sec. 3, Jr. Red Cross and G.A.A. Clubs, Senior Hi News, Ushers, Musical. TERRY AUSEL . General . . Swing Band. RICHARD A. BALAS . Academic . . . Hunting Fishing and Euclid Clubs, Wrestling. JAMES BARR . Academic . Hunting Fishing, Euclid, and French Clubs. JOHN BEST Academic . . . F T.A. and Hunting Fishing Clubs, Football, Basketball. JOANNE M. BIALY . Secretarial . . . F.B.L.A., Jr. Red Cross, and G.A.A. Clubs, Oil Can Staff. BARBARA BILLIG . Acodemic ... Jr. Red Cross Club, Jr. Shields. ROSEMARIE BIRSA . Academic . . . Class Vice-Pres. 4, F.H.A., Chemistry, Jr. Red Cross, Lotin, G.A.A. ond Hostess Clubs, G.A.A. Officials, NHS, Oil Can Staff, Librarian, Ushers, Musicol, Majorette. Jr. Shields, Prom Horvest Ball Committees, Science Fair. RALPH BITTENBENDER . Coc. Auto . . . H R. Pres 4, Student Council, Vocational Board. MARGARET BLACK . Secretarial . . . F.B.L.A. and Jr Red Cross Clubs, Girls' Ensemble, Musicol, District Chorus, State Chorus. SHIRLEY J. BLY . General . . . F.H.A. Club. JAMES BREWSTER Voc. Welding . . Voc. Oil Gos, Hunting Fishing, and Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Football, Track. NANCY BROWN Secretarial . . F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Jr. Red Cross, and G.A.A. Clubs, Oil Can Staff, Ushers. THOMAS BROWN General . . . H R. Sec 2, Hunting Fishing Club. JOSEPH BROZESKI . . Academic . Chemistry, Euclid, French Physics, and Newscasters Clubs, Oil Can Staff, Senior Closs Play, Science Fair. MARGARET BRZUZ . Secretarial . . . F.H.A. and G.A. Clubs, Ushers, Oil Con Staff. RICHARD BRZUZ General . . . Hunting Fishing ond Vorsity Clubs, Track. DAVID L. BUNNELL Acodemic . . . H R. Sec. 2, Hunting Fishing, Euclid, and Spanish Clubs. KATHERINE BURNS Secretarial F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, and G.A.A. Clubs, Oil Con Stoff, Ushers, Science Fair, Senior Hi News, Jr. Shields, NHS. SANDRA BUSSARD Academic . . F.T.A., Hunting and Fish- ing, Jr. Red Cross, Public Reading, Spanish, Varsity, and G.A.A Clubs, Oil Can Stoff, Ushers, Cheerleaders, Science Fair, Prom Committee. MICHAEL CALLEN General . H R Pres. 2, H R. Sec. 3, F.T.A., ond Hunting Fishing Clubs. CATHERINE CAMPBELL . Secretarial . . Jr. Red Cross, Vor- sity, and G.A.A. Clubs, Student Council, Oil Can Staff, Ushers, Musical, Cheerleaders, Senior Hi News. KAREN CAMPMAN . . . Secretarial F.B.L.A., Art, Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, ond G.A.A. Clubs, Cheerleaders, Senior Hi News, Girls' Ensemble. SAMUEL CANGEMI . Academic . . Chemistry, French, Latin, and Debate Clubs, Student Council, Oil Con Stoff, Mystery Play, Senior Class Play, NHS. JANICE CARBAUGH Homemoking . . . F.H.A., Hunting Fishing, and Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Oil Con Staff, Ushers, Senior Class Play, Jr. Shields. ALLEN CARNES . Voc. Machine . . . Hunting Fishing ond Boys' Career Clubs. KENNETH CARSON . . Voc. Machine . . . H R. Sec. 4, Hunting Fishing and Boys' Career Clubs. LEE R. CARSON . Voc. Machine . . . Hunting Fishing ond Boys' Career Clubs. MARC CHAREST General. MICHELE CHAREST General . . F.H A ond Hostess Clubs, Senior Hi News. DONNA CHELTON Secretarial F T A., F.H.A., F.B.L.A., ond Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Oil Can Stoff, Ushers, Senior Hi News JOHN CLARK . Voc. Auto . . . Hunting Fishing Club. SUSAN CLARK . Secretarial . . . F.B.L.A., Art and Jr Red Cross Clubs, Oil Can Stoff. BONITA CLYDE Clerical . . F.H.A ond F.B.L.A. Clubs. JAMES D. COCHRAN . General . . . HR. Pres. 2, Hunting Fishing and Varsity Clubs, Football. ROBERT EDWARD COHEN Academic . Chemistry, Euclid, French, Latin, and Physics Clubs, NHS, Oil Con Stoff, Basketball, Golf, Rotarian, Science Fair. FAITH A. COLEMAN . . Secretarial . . . F.B.L.A. and Art Clubs, Senior Class Ploy, Mystery Play. LINDA COMET Academic Chemistry, Jr. Red Cross, French, Latin, Debate, and G.A.A. Clubs, NHS, Student Council, Oil Can Stoff, Librarian, Music Club Council, Ushers, Musical, Majorettes, Ring and Pin, Prom, ond Harvest Ball Committees. CONRAD A. CONRAD Academic . Chemistry, Jr. Red Cross, Euclid, French, Latin, Varsity, ond Physics Clubs, NHS, Oil Con Stoff, Basketball, Track, Rotarian, Science Foir. JUDITH COON Acodemic . . Chemistry, Jr. Red Cross, Latin, Spanish, and G.A.A. Clubs, Oil Con Stoff, Librarian, Ushers, Musical, Majorettes, Jr. Shields, NHS. CHARLES CORBIN . Voc. Auto . . . Hunting Fishing and Jr. Red Cross Clubs. JUDITH COTHERMAN Secretarial . F.B.L.A, Hunting Fishing, and Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Ushers, Senior Hi News. VALERIE J. COX . Academic . . . F.T.A., F.H.A., Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, Spanish, Debate, and G.A.A. Clubs, Ushers, Musical, Majorettes, Jr. Shields. 160 SUSAN L. COZAD General ... Jr. Red Cross and French Clubs, Oil Con Staff, Girls' Ensemble, Musical, District Chorus, Science Fair, Jr. Shields. ELEANOR CUBBON . Acodemic . . . Art, Jr. Red Cross, and French Clubs, Oil Can Stoff, Jr. Shields. KENNETH CULBERTSON Acodemic . Chemistry, Euclid, Latin, and Physics Clubs, Oil Can Staff, Science Fair, Ring and Pin Committee. ROSE MARIE CULBERTSON General . . Hunting Fishing Club. RICHARD CURRAN Acodemic . H R. Sec 4, Hunting Fishing and Varsity Clubs, Football, Trock. MARGARET ANNE CURRAN Acodemic Art and Spanish Clubs, Prom Committee. THOMAS CZAJKA . Academic . . . Hunting Fishing Club. BEVERLY DAHLE Acodemic . . . F.T.A., Hunting Fishing, and Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Science Fair, Jr. Shields. PAMELA DAVIES . Acodemic . . Closs Sec. 4, F.T.A., Jr. Red Cross, Latin, Spanish, ond G.A.A. Clubs, Student Council, Oil Can Stoff, Librarian, Girls' Ensemble, Music Club Council, Ushers, Musical, Majorettes, Organists, Harvest Ball Committee, N.H.S. KAREN DEETS Academic . F.T.A., Chemistry, Jr. Red Cross, ond Latin Clubs, Oil Con Stoff, Librarian, Ushers, Musical, Harvest Ball Committee. SHERRYL DELO . Secretarial ... Jr. Red Cross Club, Oil Can Stoff EDWARD DEMPSEY Generol . F.B.L.A., Hunting Fishing, ond Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Senior Hi News, Basketball. DAVID DEPEW Voc. Auto . . H R. Pres. 3, Hunting Fishing Club, Oil Con Stoff, Vocational Board. SHARON DEPEW Acodemic H R Pres 3, H R Sec 2, Jr. Red Cross, Vorsity, ond G.A.A. Clubs, Oil Con Stoff, Girls' Ensemble, Ushers, Musical, Cheerleaders JANET DINBERG Academic . . FT.A., Jr. Red Cross, French, and Latin Clubs, Oil Can Stoff, Senior Class Ploy. LINDA C. DINGER Academic . Art and Photo Clubs, Oil Con Stoff, Swing Band, N.H.S. JAMES R. ENGLISH . . Voc. Machine . . Hunting Fishing Club, Student Council. GEORGE ESPY Academic . . . SUSAN ETZEL . . Acodemic . . F.T.A., Chemistry, Jr. Red Cross, and Latin Clubs, Librarian, Ushers, Musical, Prom Committee, Jr. Shields. EDWIN A. EVANS . Acodemic . F T A., Hunting Fishing, Chemistry, and Spanish Clubs. NANCY C. FARRELL . Homemoking . . . F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Hunting Fishing, and Hostess Clubs. BARBARA FERRINGER . Secretoriol F.H.A., Jr. Red Cross, and G.A.A. Clubs, Oil Con Stoff, Senior Hi News, Jr. Shields. KAREN FLEEGER . . Oericol . . Hunting Fishing ond Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Ushers. JOHN E. FLYNN General Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, ond Varsity Clubs, Football Monoger, Tennis. PATRIC FOLWELL . Academic Public Reading, Latin, and Newscasters Clubs, Oil Con Stoff, Boys' Ensemble, Musical, Senior Class Ploy, District Chorus, P.A. Announcer, Prom Committee, Harvest Boll Committee, Rotarion. DELORES E. FOX . Secretoriol . . F.B.L.A., Jr. Red Cross, ond Public Reading Clubs, Jr. Shields. DARLENE J. FRY . Clerical . . F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Jr. Red Cross, and G.A.A. Clubs. RAY E. FRY . . Academic . . . Hunting Fishing, Euclid, and French Clubs. RICHARD FRY . Acodemic . H.R. Pres. 4, Euclid, Latin, ond Varsity Clubs, Tennis. JUDITH ANN GEESEY Homemaking . F.H.A., Jr. Red Cross, G.A.A., ond Hostess Clubs, Ushers. JAMES M. GEORGE Acodemic Chemistry, Euclid, French, Lotin, and Physics Clubs, Oil Con Staff, Swing Band, Track. EDWARD GIBSON Voc. Auto H R. Sec. 4, Hunting Fishing Club, Vocational Board. JANET GIBSON Homemaking F.H.A., Art, Hunting Fishing, ond Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Ushers. KATHY ANN DONZE Acodemic . F.T.A., Jr. Red Cross, Latin, Debate, and G.A.A. Clubs, Senior Closs Ploy, Mystery Ploy, Newscasters, Jr. Shields. EDWARD DOWNING General Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, ond Varsity Clubs, Football, Basketball, Track. JAMES EAKIN Acodemic . . Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, and Spanish Clubs, Boys' Ensemble, Swing Bond, Musical, Wrestling. MARY ELLEN EBBERT . Acodemic . . F.T.A., Chemistry, Jr. Red Cross, Latin, and Spanish Clubs, Oil Con Staff. MARTHA GILES Academic . . . F.T.A. and Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Oil Can Staff. RITA E. GLASS . Secretoriol . . F.B.L.A. ond Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Senior Hi News. WILLIAM S. GORAL Generol VIOLA M. GRANT Homemoking . . . F.H.A. ond G.A.A. Clubs 161 SENIOR INDEX SHARON GUNNARSON General . . . F T.A and Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Oil Can Staff, Senior Class Play, Public Reading. LINDA HAMILTON . Secretarial F.B.L.A. Club, Student Council, Oil Can Staff, Ushers, Senior Hi News. CHARLES HARKLESS . Voc. Welding FT.A., Voc. Oil Gas, Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, and Varsity Clubs, Trock. CHARLOTTE HARRIGER . Academic ... Jr. Red Cross and Physics Clubs. VIRGINIA BELLE HARRISON . Academic ... Jr. Red Cross and Spanish Clubs. BARBARA ANN HARTEL . Clericol . . . F.B.L.A. and Jr. Red Cross Clubs. LAVERNE L. HARVEY, JR. Academic Hunting Fishing, Euclid, French, Vorsity, ond Physics Clubs, Football, Trock, Wrestling, Rotarion, N.H.S. THOMAS E. HAYLETT . Voc. Machine H R. Pres. 2 ond 4, Hunting Fishing ond Boys' Career Clubs. JANICE HEALD Academic . . . Hunting Fishing, Chemistry, Jr. Red Cross, ond Sponish Clubs, Oil Can Staff, Ushers, Jr. Shields. JOHN HEALY General . Hunting Fishing Club, Boys' Ensemble, Musical, Mystery Play, District Chorus. ARLENE HEATH . Homemoking . . . F.H.A., Hunting Fishing, and Jr. Red Cross Clubs. MICHAEL LEROY HECKATHORN Acodemic Chemistry and Latin Clubs, Senior Hi News, Senior Closs Play, Mystery Play, Stage Force, N.H.S. JEFFERY PAUL HODGES Academic H R Sec 2, Sponish ond Debate Clubs, Senior Closs Play. JANET L. HOFMEISTER . . Secretarial . . . F.H.A. and Hunting Fishing Clubs. TERRY LEE HOOVER . Acodemic . . . Hunting Fishing and Euclid Clubs. EDWARD HOWER . Voc. Welding H R Pres. 2 and 3, H.R. Sec. 4, F.T.A., Hunting Fishing, Voc. Oil Gos, and Varsity Clubs, Vocational Boord, Football, Trock. JOHN HUEY . General . . . Varsity Club, Student Council, Football, Wrestling. DENNIS HUFF . Acodemic . Hunting Fishing ond Latin Clubs, Football. JAMES B. HUFF . Voc. Machine . . . Art, Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, ond Boys' Coreer Clubs. ROBERT HUFF Voc. Welding H R. Pres. 4, Voc. Oil Gas, Hunting Fishing, ond Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Trock. LINDA HUNT Acodemic . . Hunting Fishing, Chemistry, Jr. Red Cross, and Spanish Clubs, Oil Con Staff, Ushers. BRUCE HUTCHINSON General Varsity Club, Football. JOHN H. HUTCHINSON . Voc. Machine ... Art ond Hunting Fishing Clubs, Wrestling. FAYE JACKSON . Acodemic . FT.A., French, ond Debate Clubs, Senior Hi News, Ushers, Senior Class Ploy, Mystery Play. MIRIAM E. JALOSKY . General . . . F.B.L.A., Art, Hunting Fishing, ond Jr. Red Cross Clubs. RUBY ADELE JENKINS General F.H.A, G.A A., and Hostess Clubs. DAVID G. JOHNSON General . H R Pres 3, Hunting Fishing, Chemistry, Euclid, and Lotin Clubs, Mystery Play, Football, Basketball, Tennis. JAMES JOHNSON Academic Hunting Fishing, Chemistry, Euclid, and Spanish Clubs, Football. JUDITH KAMINSKE Secretarial F.B.L.A. and Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Oil Can Staff, Senior Hi News. JAMES H. KASE . General H.R. Pres. 2, Hunting Fishing, Chemistry, Jr. Red Cross, and Physics Clubs, Boys' Ensemble, Musical, District Chorus. SUSAN CAROL KAUFMAN . Homemaking . . . F.H.A and Hunting Fishing Clubs. DAISY KELLEY . . Academic .Jr. Red Cross Club, Girls' Ensemble, Musical. RICHARD KELLNER Acodemic . . Hunting Fishing, Chemistry, ond Euclid Clubs, Senior Hi News. DARLENE KENNEDY Academic . . Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, and French Clubs, Oil Can Staff, Librarian, Girls' Ensemble, Musical, District Chorus, Organists. CAROL ANN KERR . Secretarial . . . F.T.A. and Hunting Fishing Clubs. DARLENE KIMES General . . . Jr. Red Cross Club, Oil Can Staff, Senior Hi News, Senior Closs Ploy, Mystery Ploy. THOMAS KIMES Academic . . FT.A., French, Lotin, ond Physics Clubs, Senior Hi News, Senior Class Play, Mystery Ploy, Newscasters. DANIEL KLUCK . Voc. Auto . . . Hunting Fishing Club, Football. CHRIS KOLOBITZ Academic F.H.A., French, Lotin, Debote, and G.A.A. Clubs, Oil Can Staff, Senior Hi News, Librarian. JOSEPH KOZACZKI . Acodemic . . Lotin ond Vorsity Clubs, Football, Trock. PHYLLIS KOZACZKI Secretarial H.R Sec 3, F.T.A. F.B.L.A., Hunting Fishing, and Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Oil Can Staff, Senior Hi News. CAROL A. KRESINSKE Secretariol . . F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Hunt- ing Fishing, and Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Oil Con, Senior Hi News, Jr Shields. FRANCIS KROSNICKI General . . . Hunting Fishing Club. WAYNE KUGLER Acodemic . . . F.T.A. ond Spanish Clubs, Oil Con Staff, Senior Class Play, Mystery Play, Newscasters. DENNIS LAVERY Acodemic . . Spanish Club, Senior Closs Ploy, Newscasters. JOYCE A. LEE Secretariol . . . F.B.L.A., Hunting Fishing, ond Jr Red Cross Clubs, Newscasters, Jr. Shields. DAVID LESH General .Jr. Red Cross Club, Senior Closs Ploy, Mystery Play, Football. LYNNE LILLY General . . . F.T.A., Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, Spanish, G.A.A., Ushers, and Hostess Club, Mystery Ploy, Jr. Shields. WILLIAM LINCH . Voc. Welding . Jr. Red Cross, ond Hunting Fishing Clubs, Vocational Board, Voc. Oil Gos, Senior Class Play, Football, Basketball. KATHERYN LINEHAN Acodemic . F.T.A , Jr Red Cross, Ushers, Latin, Spanish, and Vorsity Clubs, NHS, Oil Con Staff, Girls' Ensemble, Musical, Cheerleaders. RUSSELL LOCKHART General . . Hunting Fishing and Vorsity Clubs, Football, Bosketball, Track. MARY LUTZ Academic Chemistry, Jr. Red Cross, French, and Latin Clubs, Oil Can Staff, Organist, Jr. Shields. JANE LYNN . . . General . . . Hunting Fishing Club. THOMAS LYTLE . General . . . Euclid Club, Musicol. RICHARD MALLORY . . General . . . Hunting Fishing Club, Football, Wrestling. RANDY MARCHINKE Acodemic . . Senior Class Ploy, Mys- tery Ploy. JAMES M. MARTIN . General . . . Art Club. JEAN ANNETTA MARTIN . Homemok.ng . . F.H.A., Jr. Red Cross, G.A.A., ond Latin Clubs. JOAN MARTIN Acodemic H R. Pres 2, Jr Red Cross ond Latin Clubs, Student Council, Oil Can Staff, Girls' Ensemble, Music Club Council, Ushers, Ring Pin, Prom ond Harvest Boll Committees, Musical. PAMELIA MATHA Academic . Art, Jr. Red Cross and French Clubs, NHS, Oil Con Staff, Swing Band, Newscasters, Jr. Shields. HARRY McFATE Acodemic . . Chemistry, Jr. Red Cross, Latin, Debate, and Spanish Clubs, Bosketball Monoger, Trock, Wrestling, Golf. ROBERT McFATE Academic . Chemistry, Euclid, Latin, Spanish, and Physics Clubs, Oil Can Staff, Musicol, Trock, Wrestling. TERRENCE McFETRIDGE . General . . . Hunting Fishing Club. RONALD McKAY Acodemic . Physics Club. TERRANCE MEDDOCK Academic . . H R. Pres. 3, Chemistry, Euclid, Latin, and Physics Clubs, NHS, Boys' Ensemble, Music Club Council, Musical, Tennis, Varsity Club. CAROL ANN MILLER . . General . . . F.T.A., Chemistry, Jr. Red Cross, ond French Clubs. KENNETH MILLER . Voc. Mochine . . Hunting Fishing Club GLEN MOHNKERN . Generol . . F.T.A. Club, Senior Hi News, Senior Class Ploy, Mystery Ploy. JAMES A. MOHNKERN Voc. Welding . Voc. Oil Gos, Hunting Fishing, and Vorsity Clubs, Student Council, Vocational Board, Football, Basketball, Trock, Wrestling. ETHEL MONG Academic . . . H R. Pres. 4, Closs Vice-Pres. 3, Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, Public Reading, Latin and Spanish Clubs, Oil Can Staff, Librarian, Girls' Ensemble, Ushers, Musical, Cheerleaders, Ring Pin Committee, Prom Committee. SAMUEL MOODIE . . Academic . . . Swing Bond. ROSE MOON Secretariol . F.T.A., F.B.L.A., ond Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Oil Con Staff, Senior Hi News, Ushers, Jr. Shields. KAREN LORRAINE MOORE Homemaking . . . F.H.A. ond Hunting Fishing Clubs. SANDRA MORRIS Academic . F.T.A., Chemistry, Jr. Red Cross, French, Latin, and Debate Clubs, Student Council, Oil Can Stoff, Ushers, Mystery Play, Ring ond Pin, Horvest Boll, ond Prom Committees, Home Room Secretary 3,4, N.H.S. WALLACE JOEL MORRISON Academic . . . Euclid Club, Boys' Ensemble. DIANNA JEAN MYLARSKI Acodemic F.T.A., French, Latin, Spanish, and Physics Clubs, Oil Can Stoff, Senior Class Play. SALLY NELSON . Secretarial Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, and Public Reading Clubs, Girls' Ensemble. THOMAS NOON Academic . . Closs Trees. 4, Chemistry, Euclid, and Lotin Club, Wrestling, Harvest Ball Committee, Science Fair. 163 SENIOR INDEX RUSSELL NUNEMAKER Acodemic . . Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, Chemistry, Euclid, and Lotin Clubs, Boys' Ensemble, Musical, Track. LORRAINE RAE OAKES Homemaking F.H.A., Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, and Public Reading Clubs. THOMAS OLIVER Academic Hunting Fishing, Chemistry, and Spanish Clubs, Wrestling, Varsity Club. DENNIS O'NEIL . . . Acodemic . . . Art, Euclid, and Spanish Clubs, Oil Con Staff. YVONNE F. PASSAUER Secretarial Art and Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Ushers, Senior Hi News, Senior Class Ploy. DAVID PEARSON . Academic . H.R. Pres. 3 and 4, Latin and Varsity Clubs, Football, Basketball, Trock, N.H.S. ROBERT PERRY . Voc. Machine . Hunting Fishing ond Boys' Career Clubs. GEORGE PFENDLER Academic . Chemistry, Jr Red Cross, Euclid, Lotin, Spanish, Varsity, and Physics Clubs, Football, Trock, Wrestling. JUDITH PHILLIPS . General . . . G.A.A. Club, Oil Can Staff, Senior Class Play, Organists. DAVID PIFER . . General . . .Jr. Red Cross Club. DARYL M. PLOWMAN . Generol . . . Hunting Fishing, Chemistry, ond Euclid Clubs. JACK PORTER . Voc. Auto . . . Hunting Fishing Club, Wrestling. KATHRYN JO PROPER Secretarial . . . F.H.A., F.B.L.A., and G.A.A. Clubs, Oil Con Stoff, Ushers, Senior Hi News. NANCY LEE REAGLE Secretonol . . F B.L A. Club, NHS, Oil Can Stoff, Senior Hi News, Ushers. BARBARA ANN REID Clericol . . F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Jr. Red Cross, ond G.A.A Clubs, Oil Can Stoff, Ushers. JAMES REMBOLD Voc. Auto . . Hunting Fishing Club JUDITH RENINGER . Secretarial . . F.B.L.A., Art, Hunting Fishing, ond Jr. Red Cross. JAMES E. ROBERTS Voc. Mochine Hunting Fishing Club, Vocational Board. BRUCE ROSEN , Acodemic Chemistry, Lotin, ond Spanish Clubs, Student Council, Oil Con Staff, Wrestling, Golf. GRACE MARIE ROSSEY . Homemoking . . F.H.A. Club KATHY RUGH . Generol . F T A , Jr. Red Cross, and Latin Clubs, Ushers. JANICE ELAINE RUMBURD Academic . Jr. Red Cross. Public Reading, Latin, and G.A.A. Clubs, Girls' Ensemble, Mystery Ploy. SUE RUNNINGER Secretarial . . . F.B.L.A. and Public Read ing Clubs, Oil Can Stoff, Ushers. ROBERTA RUNZO Acodemic H R Sec 3 and 4, F T.A., Jr. Red Cross, Latin, and Spanish Clubs, Girls' Ensemble, Ushers ELAINE ELIZABETH RUSSELL . Academic .Jr. Red Cross, Public Reading, French, and Newscasters Clubs, Oil Can Staff, Swing Band, Prom Committee, Harvest Ball Committee, Jr. Shields SELINDA ANN SALTZMANN . Secretarial . . H R. Sec. 2, F.B.L.A., Hunting Fishing, and Jr Red Cross Clubs, Musical, Music Club Council, Ushers, Head Majorette. MARY JILL SAMONSKY . Generol . . . Art, Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, Public Reading, Spanish, and G.A.A. Clubs, Oil Con Staff, Senior Class Play, Mystery Ploy, Prom Committee, Jr. Shields PERRY SCHREFFLER Academic . . . Hunting Fishing, Chemistry, ond Euclid Clubs. PHILIP SARVER Academic . . . Chemistry, Euclid, French, Latin, and Physics Clubs. EUGENE R. SCHWAB Clericol . . F.B.L.A. Club MARGARET SCOVRON Homemaking F.H.A., Hunting Fishing, Debate, ond G.A.A Clubs, Oil Con Stoff, Musical, Mystery Ploy. ELIZABETH ANNE SELDEN Academic . . . F.T.A., Jr Red Cross, Latin, and Spanish Clubs, Student Council, Oil Can Staff, Librarian, Girls' Ensemble, Ushers, Musical, District Chorus, Organists, Harvest Boll Committee, Prom Committee PAUL E. SHANE Academic Chemistry, Jr. Red Cross, Latin, Sponish, and Physics Clubs, Oil Can Staff, Swing Band, Musical, Trock. DONNA JEAN SHARP Homemoking F.H.A., Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, ond G.A.A. Clubs, Oil Can Stoff, Senior Hi News, Senior Class Play. CAROL SHAUGHNESSY . Generol . F.H.A., Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, and G.A.A. Clubs, Senior Class Play. ROGER SHAW Voc. Auto . Hunting Fishing Club, Basketball, Track. WILLIAM SHAWGO . Voc. Auto . Hunting Fishing Club, Trock. CAROL SHAWL General Hunting Fishing ond Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Oil Con Staff, Senior Class Ploy. SHARON RAE SHIREY Secretarial . Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, ond Public Reoding Clubs, Oil Con Staff, Ushers. MARGARET SHONTZ General . . Hunting Fishing Club. SUE ANN SHUMAKER Acodemic . Jr. Red Cross ond Lotin Clubs, Librarian, Senior Class Play, Mystery Ploy JUDITH A. SIVERLING Academic . . F.T.A., Jr. Red Cross, ond Spanish Clubs, Oil Con Staff, Ushers, Senior Closs Ploy. NORA SLATER Academic . . Spanish and G.A.A. Clubs. DIANA LEE SLAVEN . . General . . Art and Hunting Fishing Clubs. SHIRLEY SLESNICK Acodem.c F T A., Chemistry, Jr. Red Cross, Latin, and Spanish Clubs, Oil Can Stoff, Librarian, Ushers, Musical, Majorettes, Prom Committee, Jr. Shields, N.H.S. DANIEL SLOPPIE Acodemic Art, Chemistry, Spanish, ond Physics Clubs, Boys' Ensemble, Swing Bond, Musical, District Chorus. GLORIA ANN SMITH Acodemic . . Jr Red Cross, Public Reading, French, and Latin Clubs, Mystery Play, G.A.A. Official, Newscasters. 164 JAMES C. SMITH . General . Hunting Fishing, Jr Red Cross, and Euclid Clubs, Track, Wrestling. ROBERT SMITH . Voc. Machine . Hunting Fishing and Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Oil Con Stoff, Vocational Board, Prom Committee. CHARLES SNYDER . Academic . . . Chemistry and Euclid Clubs, Track. TWILA ANN SOCHA Secretarial . . . F.H.A. and Hunting Fishing Clubs. PAUL SONOSKI Academic . . . Varsity Club, Football, Wrestling. KATHY SPANGLER Academic FT.A., Jr Red Cross, Latin, and Spanish Clubs, Oil Con Staff, Librarian, Girls' Ensemble, Swing Band, Ushers, Musical. MARTHA SPARKS . Clerical . . . Art, Hunting Fishing, and G.A.A. Clubs, Oil Can Staff. JACQUELINE SPENCE . Clerical . . . F.H.A , Jr. Red Cross, and G.A A. Clubs. PHILIP ARTHUR SPRING General . . . Art, Photo, and Hunting Fishing Clubs, Track. CHERYL STEWARD . Academic . . F.T.A., Chemistry, Jr. Red Cross, Latin, ond Spanish Clubs, Oil Con Stoff, Ushers, Prom Committee, Jr. Shields. RICHARD STOUDT . Academic . . . H R. Pres. 2, Varsity Club, Football, Basketball, Trock. EUGENE STOVER . . General . Photo, Hunting Fishing, Chemistry, ond Latin Clubs, Boys' Ensemble, Swing Band, Stoge Force, Football, Wrestling, District Chorus. DOROTHY STRICKLAND . General . . . F.B.L.A., Hunting Fishing, and G.A.A. Clubs. JOANNE STRICKLAND Academic H R. Sec 3, Closs Sec. 3, Art, Jr. Red Cross, Euclid, Latin, Spanish, Debate, Varsity, G.A.A., and Physics Clubs, NHS, Student Council, Oil Con Stoff, Senior Hi News, Librarian, Ushers, Musical, Cheerleaders, G.A.A. Officials, Ring and Pin and Prom Committees. JUDY STRICKLAND Clerical . . . F.H.A., F.B.L.A., ond Hunting Fishing Clubs. DEAN A. STRUS Voc. Machine . Art, Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, and Boys' Career Clubs. EDNA STRUTHERS Clerical . F.B.L.A., Art, Hunting Fishing, ond Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Ushers. ROBERT JAMES SULLIVAN Acodemic . Photo, Hunting Fishing,, Chemistry, Euclid, and Latin Clubs, Trock CONNIE SUMOSKE Secretarial F.H.A., F.B.L.A., and G.A.A. Clubs, Oil Can Stoff, Senior Hi News, Ushers. ANTHONY EDWARD SYLVESTER Academic . Physics Club, Wrestling. JOSEPH SZYMPRUCH . General . Hunting Fishing Club, Football, Wrestling. NANCY TAWNEY Academic . Art, Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, Euclid, and Latin Clubs, Librarian, Jr. Shields. LARRY E. TENNEY Clerical . . . Hunting Fishing Club, Boys' Ensemble. WILLIAM TOBIN . Voc. Auto . . . KAY TOY Academic . . H.R. Sec. 4, Art, Chemistry, Jr Red Cross, Spanish, ond G.A.A Clubs, Oil Con Staff, Music Club Council, Swing Band, Organist, Newscasters, Jr. Shields. RONA LYNN TOY . . . Secretarial . . . Hunting Fishing Club. GAIL ERNEST TURNER . General . . . Hunting Fishing Club, Wrestling. MICHAEL VENDER Generol . Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, Euclid, ond Physics Clubs, Senior Closs Ploy, Footboll, Trock CHARLES VENTURELLA Acodemic Chemistry, Euclid, Spanish, ond Varsity Clubs, NHS, Student Council, Boys' Ensemble, Footboll, Wrestling, Rotarion. THOMAS VENTURELLA Academic H R Pres. 2, Closs Pres. 4, Chemistry, Euclid, Spanish, ond Varsity Clubs, NHS, Student Council, Football, Trock, Wrestling, Rotarion. SUZANNE VOIT General Art, Hunting Fishing, Jr. Red Cross, ond G.A.A. Clubs, Jr. Shields. KATHY WALTHER Academic . . Chemistry, Jr. Red Cross, ond Latin Clubs, Ushers, Jr. Shields. ALBERT WARD Academic H R. Pres 3, Chemistry, Euclid, French, Lotin, and Varsity Clubs, NHS, Student Council, Football, Trock, Basketball. DONALD WILLIAM WARD Acodemic . . . Hunting Fishing Club. ROBERT W. WATSON . . Voc. Auto Hunting Fishing Club, Student Council, Vocational Board. JOSEPH WEIDLE Clerical Hunting Fishing and Photo Clubs. MARY ANN WELCH Acodemic Jr. Red Cross, Lotin, and Spanish Clubs, Oil Con Stoff, Ushers. OTTO WHALEY General . . Hunting Fishing Club, Wrestling. DENA WHITE Academic ... Jr. Red Cross ond Spanish Clubs, Ushers, Jr. Shields. WILLIAM WILKINSON Academic . Hunting Fishing ond Varsity Clubs, Boys' Ensemble, Music, Football, Track, District Chorus. JANE WILLIAMS Secretarial H.R. Sec. 2, Hunting Fishing ond Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Girls' Ensemble. ANITA ANN WILSON Homemoking . . . F.H.A , Photo, and Hunting Fishing Clubs. MARY ANN WILTANGER Generol . . Hunting Fishing Jr Red Cross, ond Lotin Clubs, Student Council, Oil Can Staff DONALD L. WINGER Generol . Boys' Ensemble, Swing Band, Musical, Football, District Chorus, Newscasters. CHARLES WITMER . . General . . Music Club Council, Swing Band, Musical, Newscasters. JOSEPH R. WOLOZYN Academ.c Class Pres 3, Jr. Red Cross, Euclid, and Latin Clubs, Oil Can Stoff, Music Club Council, Swing Band, Musical, Senior Closs Play, Mystery Play, Newscasters, P.A. Announcer, Prom Committee, Harvest Ball Committee, Ro-tarian, N.H.S. CHRISTINA WOMER . Academic . . . F.H.A. ond Hunting Fishing Clubs. PATRICIA WOMER Secretarial . . . F.B.L.A., Hunting Fishing ond Jr. Red Cross Clubs, Senior Hi News, Girls' Ensemble, Musical, Organists. WILLIAM WOMER Voc. Auto . Hunting Fishing Club. EUGENE WOOD . . General . . . Hunting Fishing Club, Wrestling. TIMOTHY WOODS Academic . . H.R. Pres. 4, Lotin, Spanish, and Varsity Clubs, Football, Bosketball, Tennis. 165 OIL CAN STAFF—Front Row: Mory Lutz, Phyllis Kozocki, Koren Deets, Kathy Spangler, Janice Heold, Sherry Delo, Darlene Kennedy, Barb Ferringer, Shoron Shirey, Liz Selden Second Row: Joe Wolozyn, Judy Coon, Cheryl Steward, Rose Moon, Nancy Brown, Sandy Bussard, Mory Ann Welch, Linda Hamilton, Peg Brzuz, Wayne Kugler. Bock Row: Sam Congemi, Pot Folwell, Donna Chelton, Linda Hunt, Darlene Kimes, Bruce Rosen, Dave Depew. The members of the staff were selected by Mrs. Samonsky, yearbook advisor. The students were also recommended by several teachers who rated them according to ability and desire to work. Without the interest the students possessed, the Oil Can could never have been finished. Much of the credit goes to the editors and co-editors and especially to Mrs. Samonsky and Mr. Jakubowski for a fine Oil Can 64. The co-editors of the staffs are the following: Nancy Reagle, Kathy Burns, Typing; Linda Comet, Bob Cohen, Literary; Joan Martin, Sandy Morris, Rosemarie Birsa, Proofreading; Joanne Strickland, Bob Smith, Photography; Shirley Slesneck, Conrad Conrad, Business; Ken Culbertson, Kathy Linehan, Circulation. The co-editors of the Oil Can are Jim George and Ethel Mong. 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GARDINER'S JEWELRY STORE THE PENNZOIL COMPANY Refiners of the Richest, Most Complete Motor Oil in the World HASSON HEIGHTS AUTO SERVICE PEARSON MACHINE SHOP 171 FRANKLIN BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. Oil City - Franklin Road SOUTH SIDE PHARMACY PATRONS The staff of the 1963 Oil Can extends its thonks and appreciation to the following: Mr. S. J. Petullo ond Mr. S. J. Petulla, Jr. of Petulla ond Son................Photography Mr. David Evans of Consolidated Graphic Arts, Inc.........................Printing The administration and faculty of Senior High and South Side Junior High. Our advertisers ond patrons. E. S. McAlevy ond T. H. Welch Dr. S. C. Shialabba Atty. J. R. Heyison Dr. W. J. Clouse Dr. Harry D. Hetrick R. L. Woodring, O. D. Judson E. Trox, Atty. Dr. R. R. VanKirk Dr. C. T. Kerr Dr. Richard J. Dunlap Max P. Gabreski, Atty. Robert N. Ricketts, M.D Jone M. Marshall, M. D. Dr. Robert B. Holmes Thomas Thomas, M. D. Nicholas J. Pozza, M. D. Dr. A. W. Goodwin McFate, McFate McFate Drs. H. C. and W. H. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Courtney Dr. A. Rosinski Dr. Richard C. Burkholder O. N. Skinner, D. D. S. Leo A. Levine, M.D. Baker Auto Parts Keller's Millinery Al Tenney Atlantic Service Karen, Rosie, Sandy, Judy Kathy Bo, Joan-e, Pamsy, BoBo Sherry, Jan, Kathy, Mary-Ellen Quailbird, Moss, Errol, Ed A Friend Liz, Janice, Shirley, and Kathy L. Nancy, Jane, Mary Ann Dawn, Rose, Kathy, Nancy Rad, Boob, Chip, and Bruce Dar, Tommie, Linda Mim, Cathy, Sharon Chuck, Ethel, Nancy, Bill Dee, Cher, Kath, Bert, Sue Avon, Lynn, Cindy, Judy S. Jim C., Jim S., Marc C., Sam C. Kay, Jill, Carol, Gail AWARDS First Place—National Scholastic Press Association First Place—Columbia Scholastic Press Association A Award—National School Yearbook Association 172 INDEX — A — Abplonolp, Thomos 34, 36, 101, 103, 105. 135, 138, 149 A Cappello 118, 119 Ad Astro 34-35 Adorns, Horold P. 17 Adorns. Richard Lee 77 Ahrens, Richard A. 31 Aikins, Glorio Jean 77 Alleboch, Benjamin Frank 77 Alleboch, Lester L. 81 Allen, Robert Carl 36, 96 Allen, Robert C. 23 Allen, William A 36 Ames, Gregory L. 77, 104, 147 Amsden, Linda Lee 77, 108, 109, 121 Anderson, Karen S. 81, 122 Anderson, Sharon L. 81, 123 Anderson, Thomas Albert 68, 1 1 1 Anderson, Thomos 77 Anderton, Douglas A. 36, 1 I 1 Anderton, Mark F. 81 Andrews, Mary Ann 77, 97, 1 10 Anno, Warren J. 6, 77, 90 Anthony, Cheryl 81 Anthony, Michael 68 Applequist, William 80 Arkwright, Jane 81, 83 Arkwright, Susan 36, 66, 118, 120, 128 Armstrong, Alice Anne 77, 110 Armstrong, William Henry 36, 1 11 Art Club 104 Asel, Rito 77, 108, 109, 121 Askins, John W. 29 Atkinson, John R. 68 Ausel, Mary E. 36, 99 Ausel, Richard W. 36, 122 Ausel, Tomoro Ann 9, 37, 107, 119, 128, 135, 155 Ausel, Terry F. 37, 123, 125 — B — Bobcock, Joy 81 Babcock, Pamela Kay 68, 103, 108 Baer, Patricia Lorraine 77, 108, 109, 110, 121 Bagnoto, Stephen James 68, 122 Baker, Carl D. 68, 118, 147 Baker, Edward L. 81 Baker, Jack 81 Baker, James E. 77, 110, 150 Balas, Richord Andrew 11, 37, 101, 111 Balas, Wayne F. 81 Band 122, 123 Bankson, Ruth R. 20 Bonyosz, Joseph A. 29, 77 Barger, Harry 81 Barnes, Charles W. 68, 1 1 1 Barnette, Helen 24 Borr, Donald H. 81 Barr, James L. 37, 101, 111 Barr, Moyor Joseph 1 15 Barr, Robert Bruce 81 Barr, Ronald H. 81 Barr, Sharyn 68, 98, 108, 120 Barrett, Carmen 68, 96, 108, 111, 120 Basketball 148, 149, 150 Bates, Alida Lauren 68, 108, 111 Baugher, Sally 81 Baugher, Sue Anna 68, 103, 108, 109, 120 Baum, Linda L. 81 Bayne, Sharon L. 81 Beach, Diane C. 68, 96, 111, 124 Bechtel, Linda Louise 68, 108, 120 Beck, Victor A. 23 Beers, Lois Ann 68, 97 Beichner, Donald 81 Beighley, George C. 77, 102, 150 Beightol, Pearl 31 Bell, Edith M. 25 Bell, William Herbert III Bellows, Rose Marie 77, 111, 121 Bender, Kathy 81 Bennett, Carolyn R. 77 Bennett, Donald R. 77 Bennett, Edward D. 68, 1 1 1 Berneburg, Kim 68, 88, 96, 102, 120, 156, 157, 162, 165 Best, Betty R. 30, 90 Best, James H. 77, 102 Best, John T. 37, 1 18 Best, Richard D 77, 105, 110, 147 Bhome, Linda Anne 68, 94, 103, 108, 109, 120, 124 Bialy, Joanne M. 9, 37, 99, 119, 155, 167 Bianchi, Carol A. 77, 99, 104, 121 Bickel, Daniel E. 77, 106, 119, 122, 125 Biegley, Daniel 81 Bigley, Fred 81 Billig, Barbara May 37, 108, 109, 119 Biltz, Donna Marie 68 Birso, Rosemarie M. 36, 37, 54, 66, 89, 95, 97, 100, 113, 115, 119, 124. 128, 136, 139, 155. 167 Bittenbender, Linda Ann 77, 99, 121 Bittenbender, Rolph 38, 1 11 Black, Glenn Mikeal 77 Black, Margaret E. 9, 38, 118, 120, 128 Blauser, Dennis Lee 68, 104 Bly, Shirley Jean 38, 97, 108. 118 Bool, Morgaret 20, 90 Board of Education 16, 17 Bolton, John Eric 68, 100, 154 Boring, Douglos James 68, 100, 104, 105, 147 Botts, Janice L. 81 Bowles, Noncy Lee 68, 98, 120 Bowser, Victor Wayne 106, 126, 127 Boyle, Jomes Edmund 68 Boyer, Charles 81 Boyer, Robert 81 Boyles, Li 11 ion June 81 Boyles, Michael E. 81 Boys Ensemble 121 Breene, Christine L. 81 Brewster, James Harry 11, 38, 115 Brink, Terry Elaine 77, 99 Britton, Gerald L. 81, 122 Britton, Wayne Paul 68, 112, 122 Brodmon, Susan Lillian 68, 94, 103, 104 Bromley, Bonnie L. 81 Brosius, James Robert 77, 110 Brown, Carol Ann 108, 120 Brown, Carol Lynn 69, 108, 120 Brown, Daniel F. 77, 145, 150 Brown, Darlene Foye 69, 108, 1 1 1 Brown, Linda K. 81 Brown, Nancy Lee 9, 38, 89, 96, 98, 108, 118, 166 Brown, Peter A. 69 Brown, Thomas C. 38 Brozeski, Joseph Carl 38, 54, 100, 101, 103, 106, 123, 167 Brumbaugh, William Louis 69 Bruner, Dan P. 77, 88, 110, 118 Bryan, Sandro Irene 69, 96, 111, 120 Bryan, William 77, 110 Brzuz, Don Joseph 69, 111 Brzuz, Morgaret Joyce 9, 38, 118, 166 Brzuz, Richard William 38, 105, 111 Buchanan, Barbara Ann 111, 120 Bucholz, James 81 Bucholz, Joseph 77 Buckhom, JoAnne M. 77, 102, 108, 121 Bukolt, Thomos Eugene 77, 108 Bunnell, David Lee 38, 50, 101, 103 Burchfield, Linda R. 69, 96, 111, 120 Burchfield, Myrtle 31 Burkhardt, Linda D. 81 Burneisen, Christy Albert 69, 111 Burnett, Eloine Lynn 77, 1 10 Burns, Katherine Jayne 8, 34, 38, 43, 89, 108, 109, 115, 167 Burr, Howard W. 69, 104, 106, 122, 125 Bushey, Jeff 81 Bussard, Linda Kay 77, 108, 111, 121 Bussard, Sandra L. 38, 96, 107, 108, 111, 156, 157, 165, 166 Butryn, Joyce Arlene 77, 99, 104, 121, 155 Butryn, Yvonne 69, 84, 97, 113 Buzzard, Judith Marie 69, 108, 111 Byham, Gary E. 69 Byham, Richard 81 — C — Caldwell, Thomos L. 77, 110 Callen, Michael F. 39, 96, 138, 162 Campbell, Catherine A. 39, 67, 105, 119, 128. 135, 156, 157, 165, 167 Campman, Karen Ann 39, 119, 120, 132, 156, 157 Campman, Walter M. 81, 123, 125 Congemi, Joseph Anthony 77, 102 Cangemi, Samuel M. 39, 46, 67, 88, 104, 115, 126, 127, 166 Cann, George Richard 69 Corbaugh, Deborah A. 81 Carbaugh, Grace M. 81 Corbaugh, Janice Elaine 39, 89, 109, 111, 167 Carey, Barbara Jean 77 Corll, Nancy Joan 77, 108, 109, 110 Carlson, Dorothy 30 Carlson, Timothy Albert 69, 100 Carnahan, Diane 77, 102, 108, 109, 121, 123 Carnes, Allen Luther 11, 39, 111 Carson, Barbara D. 81 Carson, Harry 81 Carson, Kenneth L. 39, 111 Carson, Robert Lee 1 1, 39, 111 Carter, Howard 69 Corter, Joyce E. 69, 98, 108, 120 Chorest, Michele K. 39, 126 Cheerleaders 156, 157 Chelton, Donna Ann 40, 89, 96, 98, 166 Chemistry Club 100 Christenson, Karen S. 69, 96, 103, 108. 120, 123, 125 Christmas Program 1 1 8 Clark, Beatrice 81 Clark, Dennis 81 Clark, John 40 Clork, Susan Elaine 40, 43, 98, 167 Clark, Virginia lleen 69, 120 Clork, William H. 17 Clifford, Donna L. 77, 99 Clifford, LaVonne Carol 69, 99 Clifford, Williom Timothy 81 Clyde, Bonita Joan 40, 98 Cochran, Dennis 81 Cochran, James Dole 40, 105, 132, 144 Cochron, Pomelo Jean 94, 121 Cohen, Robert Edward 6, 34, 40, 60, 67, 100, 101, 103, 115, 154, 166 173 Coleman, Faith Ann 40, 98, 126 Collins, Gregory D. 77, 102 Collins, James Thomas 77, 119 Collins, Nick 147 Colvin, Gail 78 Comet, John A. 16 Comet, Linda Anne 34, 40, 46, 64, 89, 90, 95. 100, 104, 115, 119, 128, 166 Conrad, Conrad A. 6, 34, 41, 60, 100, 103, 105, 115, 166 Conway, James T. 81 Coon, Judith K. 41, 67, 89, 95, 100, 103, 108, 109, 118, 124, 128, 134, 135, 136, 138, 155, 166 Copley, Kathryn A. 77, 108, 110, 121 Copley, Mary L. 77, 108, 110, 121 Copley, Michoel Robert 69, 98, 111 Corbin, Charles 41 Cornelius, Linda Carol 69, 108, 120 Cotherman, John E. 123 Cotherman, Judy Ann 41, 111 Couch, Christine Roberta 69, 96, 99, 108, 111, 118, 120, 123, 156 Cox, Claudia Mynnette 77 Cox, Valerie Jean 41, 108, 111, 124, 128, 162 Cox, Vicki Jean 69, 99, 104, 120 Cozad, Susan Louise 41, 96, 118, 120, 122, 128, 167 Craft, George M. 77, 110, 112 Craft, Robert J. Ill Cramer, David 81, 144 Crawford, Charles 16 Crawford, James Douglas 69, 118 Crawford, Mrs. James 108 Crawford, Ursula E. 81 Cropp, Jane I. 81 Cropp, Richard L. 77, 93, 110, 112 Cropp, Richard Stanley 69, 100 Cubbison, Phyllis M. 81 Cubbon, Eleanor Jean 41, 103, 104, 108, 109, 118, 167 Cubbon, Nancy J. 81, 122 Cubbon, Kenneth A. 77 Culbertson, Kenneth M. 34, 41, 46, 100, 101, 102, 166 Culbertson, Rose Marie 41, 111, 118 Culbertson, William 16 Cunningham, Delores Marie 69, 11 1 Cunningham, Kathleen M. 81, 123 Curran, Kathleen Diane 77, 99, 121 Curran, Morgoret Anne 41, 103, 104 Curran, Richard E. 42, 105, 132, 145 Custodians 31 Czajka, Anne Jane 77, 97 Czajka, Josephine H. 81 Czajka, Mary Elizabeth 69, 109, 120 Czojko, Thomas Joseph 34, 42, 103 — D — Dohle, Beverly Ann 42, 96, 108, 109, 111, 118 Dalber, Georgia J. 69, 96, 99, 109, 111, 120 Dolber, Steven 24 Dordes, Raymond F. 26, 100 Da u ben speck, Eleanor 21 Daum, Russell 85 Daugherty, Rebecca S. 77, 110, 121 Davis, Larry 82 Davies, Pomelo Jean 36, 37, 42, 43, 66, 88, 89, 103, 118, 119, 120, 124, 128, 132, 133, 136, 139, 167 Davis, Herbert E. 77, 147 Dawson, Thomas D. 81 Day, Solly J. 77, 108, 109, 121 Debate Club 104 Deeter, Burt Jomes 77, 110, 144 Deeter, Clifford L. 69 Deeter, Donna Jean 69, 1 1 I Deeter, James 147 Deeter, Ronald 82 Deets, Karen Sue 42, 95, 96, 100, 108, 109, 119, 122, 166 DeFrance, Bertha 80 Dehner, Ronald C. 81 Deiter, Frances H. 20, 96 Dela, David L. 81 Delo, Sherryl Lin 42, 166 DeLucio, Susan E. 81 DeMorches, Frank 81 Dempsey, Edward Albert 42, 111, 115 Dent, Larry K. 81 Depew, David 42, 92, 93, 111, 166 Depew, Shoron Kay 42, 64, 105, 119, 120, 128, 132, 156, 157, 165, 167 DeSonto, Peter Joseph 29 DeWitt, Charles Frances 69, 111 DeWoody, John E. 108, 1 11 Deyoe, Jomes Walter 69, 100 Diebold, Helen Lillian 69, 97 Diem, Daniel 82 Dinberg, Janet Evelyn 42, 96, 118, 126, 163, 167 Dinberg, Margaret 163 Dinberg, Norman Alan 150 Dinger, Bonnie Jeon 78, 88, 108, 109, 121 Dinger, Edword J. 78, 102, 119 Dinger, Joy Anne 69, 120 Dinger, Linda Cheryl 43, 104, 122, 125, 167 District Bond 122 District Chorus 1 18 Dluzneski, Jane May 69, 108, 109, 111, 120 Dluzneski, Theresa Ann 77, 121 Dobosh, Edward George 78, 110 Dodds, Rosemary Lisso 78 Dolby, Judith Ann 78, 108 Dolby, Vernon 82 Donze, Kathy Ann 43, 96, 99, 108, 109, 126, 127, 155 Donze, Thomas 81, 123 Douglas, Charles Robert 70, 111, 145 Downing, Edward Charles 43, 96, 105, 111, 144 Downing, John Arthur 70, 88, 105, 118, 121, 129, 144, 149 Doyle, Koy Louise 78, 98, 108, 109 Drelick, Daniel Joseph 70, 111 Drelick, Sandra A. 81 Driscoll, Thomas J. 81 Dudzic, Barbara Ann 68, 70, 94, 95, 96, 99, 103, 108, 111, 114, 120, 124 Dunkle, David L. 81 Dunkle, Robert Joseph 111 Dunlop, Ula 31 Dunn, Michael 82 Durney, Cheryl L. 78, 98, 108 — E — Eokin, Jomes Charles 43, 111, 118, 121, 123, 125 Ebbert, Mary Ellen 43, 96, 100, 103, 108, 122, 167 Echenoz, James R. 70 Echenoz, Mary L. 81 Edwards, Barbara Jeon 70, 98, 108, 120 Edwards, Robert E. 82, 111 Edwards, Willus George 70 Emonuele, Felicia M. 82 Emick, Donald 77 English, James II, 43, 88, 111 Enos, James L. 27 Espy, Doric 82 Espy, George Gerald 43 Etzel, Delores 31 Etzel, Harry 26, 73, 100 Etzel, Susan Ann 43, 95, 100, 119, 128, 135 Euclid Club 101 Evans, Edwin Adair 44, 96, 100, 103, 162 Evans, Judy Diane 70 108, 111, 122 Ewing, Ellwood 70, 112 — F — Faculty 19-30 Farrell, Noncy Carol 10, 44, 97, 113 Fedorek, Margaret R. 82 Fedorek, Mory K. 78, 121 Felmlee, Allen Dennis 77, 110 Felmlee, Joyce Diane 70, 98 Ferguson, John 77, 110 Ferringer, Barbara Louise 44, 108, 109, 166 Fiely, Karol Ann 70, 111, 120 Fike, Donald Eugene 70 Fike, Jack Allen 70, 111, 112, 123 Findlay, Robert Henry 78, 110, 123 Fink, James 82 Fink, Judith A. 82, 122 Fink, Ruthonn 78, 94. 98, 108, 121 Firster, Mory Elizabeth 70, 111, 120 Fisher, Howord R. 16 Floth, Robert L. 23, 143, 144, 147 Fleeger, Karen Koy 44, 89, 108, 111, 115 Flowers, Edword James 78, 110, 119, 144 Flynn, John Edward 44, 105, 111, 144 Follstoedt, Lois 80 Folwell, Potric Joseph 44, 50, 55, 106, 115, 118, 121. 126, 128, 166 Footboll 142-145 Forbes, Ronold J. 82 Foster, Paul E. 82 Foulds, Shirley A. 82 Fox, Bruce E. 70, 93 Fox, Delores Edith 44, 98, 108, 109 Fox, Glenn Leroy 78 Fox, Joyce L. 82 Fox, Paul Irvin 1 1 1 Francisco, Brad 77, 150 Freeman, Jomes Edmondson 70 Freeman, Linda 81, 103 French, Cathy Ann 78, 102, 121, 156 French Club 103 French, Toni Lee 70, 99, 108, 120 Freshmen 81-84 Friedman, Marge Beth 78, 94, 102, 108, 109, 121 Fry, Daniel 82 Fry, Darlene Jean 44, 97, 98, 99, 155 Fry, Diane M. 82 Fry, Emily 31 Fry. Horry Tim 78, 110, 119 Fry, James Lee 70, 111 Fry, Ray Everet 44, 101, 111 Fry, Richard Irwin 7, 44, 101, 105, 151 Future Business Leaders of America 98 Future Homemokers of America 97 Future Teachers of America 96 — G — Gabreski, Dr. T. S. 31 Goddess, Dennis Robert 70, 11 1 Gardiner, Beverly A. 82 Gordiner, Donna Marie 70, 99 Gordner, Gloria J. 82 Garmong, Linda Lee 78 Garrity, Augusta 20 174 Govetty, Koren Lee 111 Geesey, Judith Ann 10, 44, 89, 97, 99, 113, 155 Gegogeine, Charles Williom 6, 70, 111 Gegogeine, James G. 82 Gegogeine, Jacqueline Renee 70, 78, 108. 109, 121 Gegogeine, Janice Marie 108, 109 Gegogeine, William L. 16 George, Jomes Michael 6, 34, 44, 60, 67, 100, 101, 103, 115, 167 Gibson, Edward 45, 93, 1 1 1 Gibson, Janet Louise 10, 45, 89, 104, 108, 109 Gibson, Julie A. 82 Gierlach, Sandra Koy 78, 108, 121 Giles, Kris 81 Giles, Mortha Arlene 35, 45, 96, 108, 118, 167 Gilhousen, Jomes Roy 70 Gillen, Deborah J. 82 Ginnery, Mary C. 82 Ginnery, Tony 77, 144 Girls' Athletic Association 155 Girls' Athletic Association Officials 99 Girls' Choir 120 Girls' Chorus 121 Girls' Ensemble 120 Glass, Rita Elaine 45, 98, 108, 118 Gloss, Jomes L. 82, 110, 150 Gloss, John Wesley 78, 123 Gloss, Mary Jane 70, 99, 120 Goebel, Howard G. 70, 111, 118 Goldberg, Ted 82 Golf 154 Goodemate, Beverly A. 82 Goodman, Frank E. 78, 110 Goodwill, John H. F. 82 Goodwill, R. S. 17 Goral, Christino 78, 108, 110 Goral, Williom Stanley 45 Goucher, Edwin H. 82 Graham, Linda Down 78, 94, 102, 108 121, 123 Grant, Viola Marie 45, 97, 99 Griggs, John Christopher 145 Groner, Kathryn Ann 108, 109 Grove, Joan Louise 70, 102, 108 Grumbling, Dr. H. Virgil 16 Grzasko, Martin 70, 1 11 Gunnorson, Marsha 81 Gunnarson, Ronald Lloyd 111 Gunnorson, Sharon 45, 100, 118, 126 Gureczny, Mary J. 82 Gureczny, Robert G. 82, 123 — H — Hale, Harvey 82 Hale, Mark 82 Hall, Robert 80 Hall, Robert 82 Hall, Sandro 70, 99 Hamilton, Koren Lee 78, 108, 109, 121, 123 Hamilton, Linda Ann 9, 45, 98, 118, 166 Hanlon, Ronald 82 Hanna, Charles 70, 111 Hanna, John Walter 78, 108, 110, 150 Horkless, Charles Milton 11, 36, 96. 105, 108, 167 Horkless, Dennis Lee 70, 105, 111 147 Harper, Williom A. 16 Harriger, Charlotte Gene 46 Harris, Judith Ann 19, 70, 94, 98, 108 Harrison, Virginio Belle 46, 103, 108 Hart, Linda Louise 78, 110, 121 Hortel, Barbara Ann 46 Hartle, Thomas F. Ill, 114 Harvest Ball Court 132 Harvest Ball Queen 133 Harvey, April 135 Harvey, Charles Keith 78, 105, 119, 144 Harvey, La Verne Lester 46, 67, 101, 103, 105, 115, 135, 139, 144, 147 Horvey, LaVerne Sr. 114 Hoylett, Daniel 82 Haylett, James 82 Haylett, Larry Clarence 1 11 Haylett, Thomos Ellis 11, 46, 111 Hawks, William Eugene 70, 108, 111 Hazlett, Coro I L. 82 Hazlett, Williom Edward 78, 110, 150 Heald Jonice Koy 46, 54, 89, 100, 103, 108, 109, 119, 166 Healy, John Patrick 46, 111, 118, 121, 127 Healy, Williom 78, 108 Heosley, H. Ernest 29 Heath, Arlene Mae 11, 47, 108 Heber, Frank Lee 77, 1 10 Heckathorn, Dennis L. 82 Heckathorn, Michael LeRoy 6, 47, 100, 102, 107, 112, 115, 126, 127 Heckathorn, Sherry L. 31, 82, 111 Heckothorn, Thomas John 70, 98 Heckathorne, Carol Jean 88, 94, 96, 102, 120, 156 Heckathorne, Margaret Ann 70, 98 Heckathorne, Nancy L. 82 Heckathorne, Yvonne Marie 70, 120 Hedegore, Patricio Nancy 78, 108 Helfferich, Murray H. 82 Henderson, Karen Lorroine 78, 108, 109, 121 Henderson, Tom B. 78 Hepler, Wollace D. 78, 108, 110 Herman, Robert Joseph 1 10 Hewey, Suson Coit 71, 94, 103, 104, 120 Hewston, Joe Michael 71 Hickman, Solly A. 82 Hildebrand, Blair 27, 90, 105, 143, 144, 154 Hildebrand. Lance David 78, 102, 144, 147 Hill, Joyce Louise 78 Hilton, Orrin E. 16 Hinman, Joseph 71, 93, 111 Hipwell, Brenda S. 82 Hipwell, David Allen 71, 122 Hipwell, Linda L. 82 Hipwell, Richard Maurice 71, 111, 122 Hockmon, Nancy 81 Hodges, Jeffery Paul 47, 103, 104, 115 Hofmeister, Donald 71, 111 Hofmeister, Jonet Lee 9, 31, 47 Hofmeister, Susan Diane 78, 110 Holden, Susan 81 Hollobaugh, Carol Elisabeth 108, 109 Hollabaugh, Gayle 81 Hollenbeck, Blanche 80 Hollingsworth, Cheryl Morie 71, 99, 108, 120 Hollingsworth, Thomas Nelson 71 Homer, Clayton 147 Hood, Shielo Rose 71, 98, 108, 109 Hoover, Cindi L. 82 Hoover, Terry Lee 47, 101, 111 Horn, Koren Ruth 71, 111, 120 Homer, Lorry R. 82, 126 Horner, Susan 81 Hotchkiss, David Lawrence 71, 122, 125 Houtz, J. Francis 27 Houtz, Richard Lee 71, 100, 102, 145, 149, 161 Hovis, Suson Jane 78, 108, 121 Howe, Robert Hothawoy 71 Hower, Edward Lee Roy 47, 96, 105, 111 Huey, Jerry Lee 78, 98, 108, 109 Huey, John Alan 47, 105 Huey, Kathleen Louise 78 Huff, Dennis Clair 47, 1 1 1 Huff, Jomes Berton 10, 47, 111 Huff, Karen Jayne 78 Huff, Kay 81 Huff, Keith 83 Huff, Linda Kay 78, 121 Huff Robert Allen 1 11 Huff, Robert Dennis 47, 111 Huff. William 78, 118, 119 Huff, Virginia Marie 78, 94, 102, 104, 121 Hughes, Dan Ellsworth 78, 110 Hulsizer, Carol A. 82 Hulsizer, Richord 77 Hunt, Dean B. 16 Hunt, Linda Rae 48, 100, 108, 166 Hunt, Susan 94, 102, 108, 121 Hunting and Fishing Club 110, 111 Hutchinson, Bruce James 48, 105, 145 Hutchinson, Jomes Dale 71, 111, 147 Hutchinson, John Henry 48, 111, 146, 147 Hutchison, Kathleen Ann 71, 96, 108, 109 Hynes, Daniel E. 82 Irwin, David D. 82 Jackson, Faye Suzonne 48, 103, 107, 127 Jokubowski, Edwin J. 11, 29 Jalosky, Miriam Esther 48, 104, 108, 111 Jalosky, Rebekoh Ruth 71, 108, 109, 120 James, Robert Lee 78 Jameson, Terry Lee 71 Jarzab, Dovid J. 82 Jarzab, Patricio 71, 96, 108, 109, 111 Jenkins, Ruby Adele 48, 99, 113, 115, 155 Johnson, David Gary 48, 100, 101, 127 Johnson, Guyanne 81, 83 Johnson, Jomes Eugene 48, 100, 101, 103, 119 Johnson, Rickard Lamont 71 Johnson, Wilma 127 Jones, Daniel 80 Jones, Gary Edwin 71, 100, 104 Jones, Helen 80 Jones, Ralph 80 Jones, Suzanne 83 Juniors 68-76 Junior Class Officers 68 Junior Mogazine Sole 114 Junior Red Cross Club 108, 109 — K — Kalamajka, John James 78, 110, 144 Kominske, Judith Ann 35. 48, 98, 108, 167 Kase, Jay Harrison 48, 100 Koster, Candace 83 Koster, Rhoda 78, 98, 106, 107 Kauffman, Linda Kathleen 71, 120 Kaufman, Chorles 78, 104, 118 Kaufman, Frank Norbert 1 1 1 Kaufman, John Joy 71, 100, 103, 104, 118, 121, 129, 149 Kaufman, John O. 18, 90, 92 Kaufman, Susan Carol 10, 48, 97, 111 Kay, Williom L. 82 175 Kean, Norman 83 Keefer, Gerald 80 Keefer, Kris 82 Keefer, Lee 71 Keely, Linda 83 Kelley, Daisy Mae 48, 50, 119, 120, 128 Kellner, Richard Robert 49, 100, 101 Kelly, Sharon Lee 71, 104, 111, 120 Kennedy, Dale B. 16 Kennedy, Darlene Kay 49, 67, 95, 11°; 119, 120, 128, 132, 137, 138, 166 Kennedy, David Allan 71, 103, 119, 121, 129, 145, 154 Kennedy, John F. 85 Kerr, Carol Ann 9, 31, 49 Kerr, Joan 78 Kerr, Solly 82 Kerr, Susan 83 Kerschner, George 71, 111, 167 Kessler, Sora 83 Kimes, Dorlene Rae 49, 107, 118, 127, 166 Kimes, Howard Lee 82 Kimes, Thomas W. 49, 96, 103, 106, 107 Kinch, Karen 22, 102 Kinch, Sandy 83 Kirchner, Dan 78, 110, 147 Kirchner, Dennis 110 Kiskaddon, Margaret 83 Kiskoddon, Martha 122 Kittner, David Michael 71, 111 Kline, Terry 81 Klinehomer, Joseph William 73, 100 Kluck, Daniel 49, 111, 115 Knupp, James M. Ill Koerner, Jane 108, 121 Kolobitz, Chris Louise 167 Korb, Edith 80 Kozaczki, Joseph Edward 49, 105, 144 Kozoczki, Phyllis Lorraine 9, 31, 49, 108, 111, 166 Koziara, Karen 83 Kreidler, Kathleen Louise 71 Kreidler, John 83 Kresinske, Carol Anna 43, 49, 61, 96, 98, 108, 109, 111, 118, 167 Kroll, David A 20, 104 Krosnicki, Francis Leo 49, 111, 115 Kugler, Noel 83 Kugler, Sandro 83 Kugler, Steven 49 Kugler, Wayne 49, 96, 106, 166 Kuhls, Rolph 78, 110 Kuhls, Sharon Rose 71, 120 Kulinski, Joseph 78, 104, 123 Kuiinski, Lucretia 83 Kulling, Fred Eugene 72 Kulling, Gory Alan 105, 111 Kuminkoski, Linda Sue 72, 1 1 1 Kunselmon, Terry Lee 72, 1 1 1 Kuschinske, Audrey 78, 99 Kurtich, Dennis Robert 1 1, 49, 1 1 1 Lafferty, Diane 139 Lafferty, Robert C. 26, 77 Lake, Gary Alan 72, 100 Lamb, Harold 16 Lamey, Vera A. 19 Lope, Loretta 31 Larsen, Sherril 94, 99, 121 Lost, Dennis E. 82 Latin Club 102 Latchow, Charles Edward 1 1 1 Lavery, David 83 Lavery, Dennis Sherman 50, 106, 126 Lee, John 78, 110, 147 Lee, Joyce Ann 50, 98, 108, 109 Lehman, Paul 80 Lehnortt, Marie 78, 98 Leicht, Garry 78. 89, 102, 108. 144 Lendrum, Kathleen Joyce 72 Lepley, Jock 77, 110 Lesh, David Earle 50, 126, 127 Leto, Michele Denise Anne 72, 94, 108, 120 Levi, Joseph 78, 102 Levine, Bryan Alan 72 Levine, Deena 78, 102, 108, 109, 127 Levine, Jill 78, 88, 102, 108, 109 Levine, Sandra 78, 102, 108, 122, 125 Lewis, Charles Arthur 72, 122, 125 Lewis, Leanna C. 21, 81 Lewis, Linda 78, 121, 123 Library Staff 94, 95 Lilly, Lynne Meredith 50, 90, 96, 108, 109, 111, 113, 118 Lilly, William H. 17 Linch, Kenneth 78, 106 Linch, William Thomas 50, 1 1 1 Linehan, Katheryn A;; 50, 64, 89, 90, 105, 119, 120, 128, 132, 137, 138, 156, 157, 165, 166 Lingo, Lavonne 83 Lockhart, Russell Elmer 50, 105, 111, 144 London, Diane 78, 99, 108 Longstreth, Ruth 83 Lord, Katherine 78, 110, 121 Lowers, Judy Virginia 72, 102, 103, 120 Loveless, Charlene Adele 72, 108, 109, 120 Lowry, Carol Ann 72, 103, 108, 120 Lowry, Janet 97 Lowry, Judy 97 Lowry, Virginia Ruth 72, 108 Lunch Room Staff 31 Lund, Linda 83 Luton, Karen 78, 122 Lutz, Mary Leona 35, 50, 100, 103, 108, 109, 118, 122, 123, 166 Lunch, Robert J. 27. 112, 144, 150 Lynn, Jane Elizabeth 50, 11 1 Lytle, Thomas James 50, 101, 119 — M — Mock, Bonnie Kay 72, 94, 99, 108, 120 Majorettes 124 Mallory, Richard Leo 51, 134, 135, 147 Malys, Marion 78, 110, 150 Malys, Michael J. 82 Mamott, Lynn 78, 108, 109, 121 Manley Robert 78, 102, 147 Marchinke, Randy Thomas 51, 126, 127 Marsh, Ann Louise 72, 111 Marsh, Mary 83 Marsh, Sandra 122 Marshall, Beth 82 Marsholl, Mary Koy 78, 94, 102, 104, 121 Martens, Diane 156 Martin, James Mantford 51, 104 Martin, Jean Annetta 10, 51, 97, 99, 155, 167 Martin, Joan Ellen 46, 51, 88, 89, 118, 119, 120, 128, 137, 138, 167 Martin, Melinda 83 Martin, Robert 78 Martin, Yvonne 82 Martyna, Richard 83 Morvin, Carolyn Marie 72, 1 1 1 Marvin, Leslie Kay 31, 72, 120 Moster, John 21, 107 Master, Thomas 83 Matejczk, Jo Ann 24, 80 Matha, Archie C. 29, 77, 112 Matha, Dawn 139 Matha, Pamelio Ann 35, 46, 51, 103, 104, 108, 109, 115, 123, 125, 167 Mathews, Donna 78, 121 Maxwell, Richard Henry 72, 111, 119, 144 Moybroy, Jonathon Dean 76, 103, 104, 111 Mays Rita 78, 121 McCartney, Jomes 77 McCash, Margie L. 23, 68 McCauley, Eugene E. 82 McCauley, John L. 77, 110 McCauley, Sharon Lee 72 McClain, Linda Jo 72, 99, 108, 120 McClellan, Dove LeRoy 72, 112, 119 McClellan, Donald G. 82 McClellan, Karen 82 McClintic, William 72, 100, 103, 104, 123, 125 McClintock, John 83 McCoid, Ronald 78, 119, 145, 150 McConnell, Chorles E. 17 McCray, Kathleen 72, 96, 108, 109, 120 McCrea, Edward James 72, 111, 123 125 McDougal, Daniel S. 82 McFoll, Bruce A 24, 88, 89, 90, 103 McFate, Harry Graham 51, 67, 100, 104, 108, 149 McFate, Robert William 51, 100, 101, 119, 167 McFetridge, Judy 78 McFetridge, Terrance Leo 51, 111 McIntyre, Lea 83 McKay, Ronald Blaine 51, 66 McKissick, Diana 82 McKissick, Sandra Kaye 72, 98, 108, 109 McKissick, Walter 78 McLaughlin, Cheryl Elizebeth 72, 94, 96 108, 109, 120, 124 McMillen, Robert Lee 72, 11 1 McMillin, Karen 78, 98, 121 Meod, Ruth 30 Meddock, Terrance Jackson 6, 12, 35, 51, 54, 100, 101, 105, 118, 119, 121, 129, 138, 151 Meehan, Robert 83 Meehan, Thomos 83 Memoriam 63 Mertz, Larry Albert 72, 103, 104, 123, 125, 154 Michaels, Nora Ann 72, 103, 107, 108, 109, 120 Michoelson, Michael 83 Michaelson, Stephen 72, 102, 118, 121 Milbrandt, Joyne Lynn 72, 108, 109, 120 Miller, Anno Elaine 31 Miller, Blanchard 78, 110, 118, 123 Miller, Corol Ann 51, 100, 108, 111, 118 Miller, Gary 78, 127 Miller, Gary R. 83 Miller, Gory W. 83 Miller, John 106, 112, 122 Miller, Kenneth Earl 10, 52, 111 Mills, Rosanna 83 Milner, Edward Vonce 72 176 Mitcham, Marge 78, 108, 109, 121 Mitcham, Mary Martha 72, 104, 120 Mitchell, David 104 Mitchell, Jockie 81, 83 Mitchell, Jerry J. 104 Mitchell, John Morris 111 Mix, Linda Lee 72, 98 Mohnkern, Glen Lewellyn 52, 96, 109 Mohnkern, James Archis 52, 88, 105, 111, 144 Mohnkern, Thomas 73 Mohr, George E. 9, 25, 90 Mohr, Melissa 78, 123, 125, 127 Mong, Ethel Mae 37, 46, 52, 89, 95, 103, 118, 120, 128, 167 Mong, Pamela 78, 99 Mong, Patricia 78, 99 Montano, Charles Jock 73, 11 1 Montana, Cheryl 108 Montgomery, Horold Vincent 77, 110 Montgomery, Jerry Richord 73, 1 1 1 Montgomery, Robert E. 77, 110 Montgomery, Williom 78, 112 Moodie, Samuel Booth 52, 123, 125 Moon, Daniel 83 Moon, David 83 Moon, Rose Marie 9, 52, 96, 98, 108, 109, 166 Mooney, Lawrence 83 Moore, James Roy 73, 100 Moore, Karen Lorraine 52, I I I Moore, Robert E. 72, 114, 145 Moore, Thomas 83 Morck, Kathy 82 Morgan, William Robert 79 Morris, Sandra Lee 40, 52, 100, 103, 104, 118, 119, 135, 167 Morrison, Karen Ann 79, 98, 108, 109, 110, 121 Morrison, Timothy Eugene 79 Morrison, Walloce Joel 52, 101, 119, 121 Morton, Craig 83 Mosier, Kendalynne Sue 73, 98, 120 Motter, Cathy June 73, 96, 108, 120 Muldoon, Joyce 83 Muldoon, Mike 83 Muldoon, William John 73, 118 Mullins, Elaine Elizabeth 73, 103, 104, 120 Music Club Council 119 Myers, Charles 83 Myers, Judith M. 31 Myers, Larry 83 Myers, Sherry Lanice 79, 108 Myers, William 17 Mylarski, Dianna Jeon 6, 52, 96, 103, 108, 155, 167 — N — Nalepa, Roberta 82, 83 National Honor Society 90, 91 Neal, Thomas Word 73, 149 Neidich, Barry Martin 73, 1 1 I Nelles, Jeon 79, 107, 108, 109 Nelson, Judy 82 Nelson, Peggy 82 Nelson, Sally J. 52, 118, 120, 183 Nester, Thomas 83 Newscasters 106 Nicklin, Barbara 21, 39, 107, 127 Noble, Linda 82 Noon, Thomos Vincent 6, 36, 37, 52, 100, 101, 139 Nunemaker, Russell Elmer 12, 53, 100, 101, 119, 121, 129 Nunn, Edward 83 — O — Oakes, Karen Ruth 73, 108 Oakes, Lorraine Roe 53, 106, 1 18 Oil Can Stoff 166, 167 Oleszek, Patricia 83 Oliver, Stephen Thomos 53, 100, 103, 105 Olmes, Judith Ann 79, 88, 102 Olmes, Major D. 17 O'Neil Dennis Lee 40, 53, 66, 101, 103, 167 O'Neil, Peggy 82 Organists 123 Ostermon, Rodney, Arnold 79, 119, 123 Oswald, Duane D. 73, 76. 118 — P — Pocior, Martha Eliabeth 79, 121 Palmer, Carol Jacquline 79, 102, 113 Parson, Randy 83 Passouer, Yvonne Eloine 9, 53, 108, 126 Potterson, Josephine 31 Pearson, Dovid Williom 46, 53, 65, 105 132, 135, 138, 149, 161 Perry, Linda Sue 79, 108, 109, 121 Perry, Robert Eugene 54, 1 11 Persing, Lorry 83 Peterson, Christine 30 Peterson, Lowrence 83 Peterson, Linda 82 Petre, Charles John 73, 100, 103, 104 Petre, Pamela 79, 94, 102, 108, 109, 121, 123 Pfendler, Audrey Louise 73, 103, 108, 109 Pfendler, George Richard 54, 100, 101, 103, 105, 132, 138, 145 Pfendler, Susan 82, 83 Phillips, Judith Dawn 54, 99, 118, 123, 126, 155, 167 Phillips, Sharon Sue 79, 121 Physics Club 100 Piercy, Barbara Ann 73 Pifer, David 54 Pifer, Joan 25, 78, 98 Pilewski, Julie Ann 73 Pleger, Louie Henry 79 Plowman, Doryl Marshall 54, 100, 101 Plowman, Glenrta 83 Plowman, Richard 83 Plowmon, Roberta Rita 31, 73 Plowman, Rowland M. 31 Plyler, David 83 Poorman, Elizabeth 31 Porter, Fred Goring 1 12 Porter, Gorden E. 6, 22, 101, 143, 145, 151, 164 Porter, Robert 83 Porter, Thomos W. Ill Potter, Linda 83 Potts, Jock Ernest 112 Poulter, Fronces 84 Poulter, William Charles 79, 110, 111 Prather, Kenneth 79 Pressler, John 83 Price, Shirley 83 Pringle, Dona M. 19, 90 Pritchard, Wayne A. 17 Proper, Dan Lee 73, 147 Proper, Kathryn Jo 9, 54, 89, 98, 99, 119, 155, 167 Proper, Robert Alford 79, 110, 118, 119 Proper, Vicky 84 Public Reading Club 106 Puelo, Christopher 139 Puleo, C. Fronk 28, 119, 121, 122, 123, 125 Putnam, Joseph Leroy 73, 104, 112 — R — Ronkin, Down 84 Ray, Cheryle Anne 78, 94, 98, 108, 109, 110, 121 Roy, Corieone 80 Roy, Terry Allen 73, 119, 144, 149, 151 Royner, Robert John 73, 118, 119, 147 Reagle, Mork Edwin 79 Reogle, Nancy Lee 9, 31, 54, 98, 167 Reorick, Quay H. 73, 76 Redfield, Romonyne 80 Reed, Marcia 83 Reed, Paula Jean 79, 108, 109 Reich, Andrea Jeon 71, 98, 108, 109, 121 Reid, Barbara Ann 54, 89, 98, 99, 108, 167 Reid, Margoret D. 21, 53 Reinhordt, Susan B. 19, 106 Rembold, Jomes 55, 111 Rembold, Renee 83 Reninger, Fred 79, 145, 147 Reninger, Judy Ann 9, 55, 104, 108, 111 Reninger, Sherill Kay 79, 121 Renninger, Candace Alene 73, 99, 108, 120, 124 Renninger, Mary Rose 79 Renninger, Steve 83 Rex, Clyde Alan 73, 88, 1 1 1 Rex, Janet Diane 73, 98, 103 Reynolds, Rebecca Lynne 74, 108, 109 Rice, Barbara 84 Richards, Michael 74 Rider, Bonnie 83 Rifenberrick, Janice Irene 74, 96 Riley, John Joseph II, 93, 111 Ritchie, Michael David 76, 100, 104 Roberts, Beverly Jeon 79 Roberts, Inez Eleanor 74, 98, 122 Roberts, Jomes Elliott 55, 93, 1 11 Roberts, Thomos 74, 76, 98, 112 Robison, Theodore Allan 79, 104, 119, 150 Roddy, Sherry Jeane 74, 106, 108, 109, 111, 120 Rode, Robert 83 Rodgers, Bruce Alan 71, 74, 88, 100, 102, 119, 121, 129 Rodgers, James Rupert 79, 147 Rodgers, Kenneth Robert 74, 76, 98, 111, 112 Rodgers, Laurina Mae 74, 108, 109 Rodgers, Sherry Lynn 74, 108, 109, 111, 120 Rogers, Larry Duane 79 Roess, Christine Anne 79, 108, 109, 121 Roess, Robert William 74, 98, 111, 112, 123 Rorabaugh, Blair Franklin 79, 106 Rose, Michoel 84 Roseberry, Stephen 83 Roseberry, Thomos 83 Rosen, Bruce T. 55, 88, 100, 154, 166 Rosen, Burt Edwin 79, 102, 108, 150, 154 Rosen, Milton 162 Rosenberg, Donald Wayne 76 Rosenberg, John Alan 74, 100 Rosinski, Barbara Ann 79, 102, 108, 109, 121 Ross Carolyn Arlene 74, 98 Ross, Deboroh 83 Ross, James Richard 79, 110 Rossey, Emma Jean 79 Rossey, Groce Marie 55, 97 Rotarions 115 Ruby, Louis Williom 110, 149 Rudisille, Judith Ann 74, 98 Rudisille, Sheila Lorraine 79, 108, 109 177 Rudolph, Toni Ann 74, 99, 108, 109 Rugh, Mary Katherine 55, 96, 108 Rugh, Robert William 74, 1 1 1 Rumburd, Janice Elaine 35, 55, 106, 118, 119, 120, 129 Runninger, Sue Ann 55, 89, 98, 106, 119, 167 Runzo, Philip 28, 90, 118, 119, 120, 121 Runzo, Roberto Marie 55, 66, 119, 120, 128, 135, 137, 138 Russell, Elaine Elizabeth 43, 55, 106, 123, 125, 167 Russell, James Rodney 79, 110 Russell, Linda Lou 79, 1 10 Russell, Marilyn 81, 84, 122 Russell, Richard T. 27, 145, 149 Ryan, James Robert 74, 11 1 Ryan, Nancy 83 Rybak, Patricio Dione 74, 108, 111 Rynd, Cyrus T. 17 — S — Sobin, Chris 83 Sabousky, Michael Robert 74, 118, 119 Sager, Gail Lorroine 74, 108, 109, 111, 120 Sollode, Allan H. Ill Sollade, Paul Edwin 79, 119 Soltzmonn, Selindo Ann 9, 55, 108, 119, 124, 128 Samonsky, Anobel S. 27, 109 Somonsky, Mary Jill 56, 61, 104, 108, 109, 111, 115, 118, 126, 127, 155, 167 Samuels, Samuel Lois 74, 88, 100, 103, 123 Sanford. Jane 80 Sanford, Timothy 84 Sarver, Beth 83 Sarver, Philip LeRoy 56, 100, 101 Soy, Beverly Irene 74, 94, 96, 103, 108, 109, 120 Say, Larry 84 Sayers, Gloria 84 Sayers, Richard James 74, 108, 144 Scanned, John Morshall 79, 104, 110 Schantz, Linda Jean 74, 96, 103, 120 Schell, Barbara Ann 79, 94, 102, 122, 125 Schneeberger, John Frederick 74 Schneider, Bonnie Lou 74, 11 1 Schneider, Donald E. 77, 110 Schneider, Linda 83 Schneider, Rose 83 Schoonover, Jerome Eugene 79, 110, 150 Schreffler, Perry Wesley 56, 100, 101 Schultz, Terry Lee 111, 145 Schwab, David 84 Schwab, Eugene Reid, Jr. 56 Schwab, Gloria Rae 79, 108, 109 Schwob, James 18, 112 Schwartz, Dennis 84 Scierka, Frank 132 Scierko, Peter S. 29, 36, 77 Scott, Robert 84 Scovron, Margoret Joyce 11, 56, 97, 113, 115, 119, 127, 128 Scrap Book Committee 88 Secretaries 31 Selden, Elizabeth Anne 56, 89, 95, 118, 119, 120, 128, 132, 166 Selden, Frank 80 Selden, Madelyn 80 Seniors 36-62 Senior Class Officers 36 Senior Class Play 126 Senior Favorites (Top Six) 64-65 Senior High News 107 Senior Superlatives 66, 67 Serafin, Dorothy 84 Shone, Paul Frederick 56, 100, 119, 129, 167 Shannon, Dixie Lee 79, 108 Shannon, Linda 84 Sharp, Donna Jeon 11, 56, 99, 115, 155, 167 Shattenberg, Helen Marie 74, 98 Shaughnessy, Carolyn Ann 56, 108, 109, 115 Shaughnessy, Daryl Jean 79, 99, 121 Shaughnessy, John Richard 74 Shaughnessy, James 68, 74, 105, 111, 1U, 144, 147 Show, Dennis H. 144, 147 Shaw, Judy 84 Shaw, Roger 56, 1 1 1 Shawgo, Williom 5, 7, 111 Shawl, Carol Ann 43, 57, 108, 111, 167 Sheotz, Nedra 79, 102, 108, 109, 123 Shirey, Donna Jean 74, 111, 120 Shirey, JoAnne Layne 74, 96, 99, 108, 109, 117, 155 Shirey, Joyce 84 Shirey, Sharon Roe 9, 57, 89, 108, 111, 119, 166 Shirey, Terry 84 Shirey, William Leroy 74, 11 1 Shontz, Lorry 84 Shontz, Linda 108 Shontz, Margoret LoVerne 57, 1 1 1 Shontz, Olivia Marcine 74, 98, 113 Shook, Dale Matthew 79, 118, 119, 123 Shook, James 84 Shorts, Frank M. 17 Shoup, Dean 19, 96 Shreffler, Charles W. Jr. 77 Shreffler, Roy Arnold 84 Shreve, Eloine Marie 79, 108, 121 Shreve, Maryann 79, 108, 109 Shumaker, Sue Ann 57, 95, 108, 119, 126 Sibson, Scott Meyer 74, 144 Siegoll, Diane 84 Sitterley, Harold Charles, Jr. 79, 107 Sitterley, Judy 84 Siverling, Judith Ann 57, 96, 103, 108, 126 Siverling, Mrs. Ruth 39 Skinner, Jane Rebecca 6, 74, 94, 103, 104, 108, 112, 114, 119, 120 Skinner, Rebecca 24 Slagle, Richard 84 Slater, Kathy 83, 84 Sloter, Lloyd William 111, 144 Slater, Nora Jeon 31, 57, 99, 103, 155 Sloven, Dianna Lee 57, 111 Slesnick, Shirley Eloine 35, 57, 67, 89, 91, 95, 100, 103. 108, 109, 115, 118, 124, 128, 135, 166 Sloppie, Daniel Richard 57, 100, 104, 118, 121, 122, 125 Smith, Gloria Ann 58, 106 Smith, James Collier 58, 101 Smith, Peggy Lee 79, 108, 121 Smith, Robert Edword II 58, 61, 104, 111, 115 Smith, Robert Monroe 79, 1 10 Smith, Vicki 83 Smith, William Cody 74, 147 Smrekor, Ronna 84 Snyder, Barbara 84 Snyder, Betty 31 Snyder, Charles William 58, 100, 101 Snyder, George W. 9, 25, 98 Snyder, John Michael 79, 104, 123 Snyder, Kenneth 80 Socha, Richard Eugene 79, 144 Socho, Twilo Ann 58 Soles, Joyce 74 Sonoski, Paul Francis 58, 103, 105, 132, 135, 144, 146, 147 Sonoski, Robert Ougan 74 Sophomores 77-79 South Side Junior High Faculty 80 Spangler, Ann 31 Spangler, Julie Ann 78, 94, 102, 121, 129 Spongier, Kathy Rae 46, 58, 95, 103, 118, 120, 122, 125, 129, 166 Spanish Club 103 Sparks, Martha Elaine 58, 104, 111, 122, 167 Spence. Coroline 79, 108, 109, 121 Spence, Jacqueline Roe 58, 108 Spence, Marion 80 Spence, Peggy Ann 75, 108, 109, 120 Spring, Philip Arthur 58, 1 1 1 Stage Force 112 Stollsmith, Philip 28, 82, 104 Stanley, Edward Lewis 75, 1 18 Stanton, Sandra Louise 79, 108, 109 Stanton, Sandra S. 79, 110 Steele, Diane 84 Stephens, Betty Jone 27, 99, 155 Sterner, David Corol 102 Sterner, Lawrence Wayne 75, 118 Sterner, Pamela 73, 75, 96, 103, 108, 109 Sterner, Robert 84 Stevens, Judith Nanette 79, 102, 122 Steword, Cheryl Ann 59, 100, 108, 109, 118, 166 Stiglitz, Maureon Jo 79, 94, 108, 109, 110, 121 Stoltenburg, W. Earl 11, 149 Stoudt, John Frederick Stephen 123, 125 Stoudt, Richard Terrence 59, 65, 105, 132, 135, 142, 145, 149, 161 Stover, Bloine E. 29, 1 10 Stover, Eugene Russell 59, 100, 118, 121, 123, 125 Stover, Gwen 84 Stover, Merrie 75, 98 Stover, Rose 84 Stroin, Dorothea 80 Stralka, James 77, 88 Straub, David Stephen 79, 144 Strowbridge, Thomas 84, 150 Strickland, Dorothy Lou 59, 111 Strickland, James Arthur 71, 110 Strickland, Joanne Maxine 6, 35, 37, 46, 59, 67, 89, 90, 95, 99, 101, 103, 105, 119, 128, 137, 138, 155, 156, 157, 165, 166 Stricklond, Joseph C. 8 Stricklond, Judith Ann 59, 1 1 1 Strickland, Lee Maxwell 75, 146, 147 Strohm, Christopher Houston 75, 100, 119, 129 Strouse, Wilfred F. 75 Strus, Dean Andrew 59, 11 1 Struthers, Edna Mae 59, 104, 108, 1 1 1 Struthers, William James 75, 104, 111 Stuchell, Merle 22, 147 Student Council 88, 89 Student School Lunch Program Staff 31 Sullivan, Lois 75, 97, 108, 109, 111 Sullivan, Robert James 59 178 Sumoske, Art 84 Sumoske, Connie Mae 9, 59, 98, 99, 155, 167 Supply Clerk 31 Swaile, William B. 22 Swartz, Carol 75, 108, 120 Swartz, Ed 75 Swortzfoger, Suzie 84 Swetsky, Froncine 75, 98, 104, 120 Swing Bond 125 Swing-Out 136-139 Swing-Out Queen 136, 139 Sylvester, Anthony Edward 59, 119 Szabot, John 84 Szafron, Jim 75, 147 Szafron, Tom 84 Szympruch, Stonley Joseph, Jr. 60, 1 1 1 Szympruch, Thomas 84 — T — Tarleton, Karen 75, 98, 108, 109, 124 Torr, Horry 84 Torr, Marilyn 75, 108, 111 Tarr, Merwin E. 17 Torr, Ronald 84 Tarr, Timothy 75, 122, 125 Tawney, Nancy Joonne 60, 95, 101, 108, 109, 111, 119, 132 Tenney, Larry 84 Tenney, Larry 35, 60, 118, 121 Tennis 151 Terrill, Kathy 84 Thomas Henry M. 31 Thompson, Martha 84 Thompson, Thomas 75, 11 I Thorpe, Barboro 68, 75, 98, 108, 114, 120, 156, 157 Thurau, James 75, 100, 104, 122, 125 Titus, Richord Lovern 79, 105, 108, 119, 145, 147 Tomer, Alice 80 Top Twenty 34-35 Townley, James D. 4 Townsend, Carl H. 4 Toy, Gary Edward 79, 118, 144 Toy, Kay Ann 60, 100, 108, 109, 118, 119, 123, 125, 167 Toy, Patricio 75, 108, 109, 111, 120 Toy, Rona Lynn 60, 111, 118 Track 152-153 Truby, Verna G. 21, 79 Truscott, Georgia Ann 132 Tunney, Delores 75, 111, 120 Turner, Gail Ernest 60, 111, 122 — U — Udick, Stephen 75, 1 1 1 Uhlott, Debra Marlene 79 Uhlott, Dennis Marshall 79 Umstead, Dennis Emanuel 77, 110 Urban, Clement 23, 77, 143, 144 Ushers 89 — V — Von Wormer, Clarence 75, 111, 149 Van Wormer, Laura Jean 79 Van Wormer, Williom 84 Varsity Club 105 Vender, Gary John 79 Vender, Michael Thomas 60, 66, 101, 108, 111, 126 Venturello, Frederick Charles 35, 60, 65, 88, 89, 100, 101, 103, 105, 115, 132, 142, 143, 144 Venturello, Judy Ann 79 Venturello, Thomas Lee 6, 35, 36, 37, 60, 66, 88, 100, 101, 105, 115, 132, 135, 138, 144, 147 Vocol-Aires 13 Vocational Board 92, 93 Vogon, Lorry Eugene 79, 118 Vogan, Toni Lee 79, 108, 109, 110 Vogus, Clara Ann 79 Voit, Charlotte Suzanne 60, 108, 109, 111, 119 — W — Wade, Timothy Elmer 79, 112 Wagner, Walter 80 Wolentoski, Ronald 84 Walentosky, Philip 77 Walters, Nancy Ann 79, 104, 121 Walther, Kothy Sue 60, 66, 108, 109 1 19 Walz, Lois S. 21 Warcholic, Kathy 76, 108, 109, 111, 120 Ward, Albert Roy 35, 61, 66, 88, 89, 100, 101, 103, 105, 132, 138, 143, 144, Ward, Donald Williom 61, 111 Word, Duane 76, 111 Ward, Gerald 68, 76, 145, 147, 160 Word, John 76, 100 Ward, Mary 31 Ward. Russell 80 Ware, Thomas 76 Worring, Robert 84 Watkins, Lee 84 Watkins, Mary 83 Watkins, Suson Audrey 99, 108, 109, 127 Wotson, Carol 84 Watson, Dan E. 23, 83 Wotson, Michael 84 Wotson, Patsy Lee 79 Watson, Robert 61, 88, 111 Way, Charlotte Ann 79. 88. 94, 102, 108, 109, 121 Weaver, John E. 17 Weaver, Thomas 84 Webbers, Charles S. 17 Webster, Gary 76, 111, 119, 145 Webster, W. Ronald 22, 79, 108 Weidle, Barbara 111, 120 Weidle, Joseph Andrew 61, 111 Welch, Daniel M. 77, 110 Welch, Mary Ann 61, 103, 108, 118 166 Welch, Ted 84 Welms, Debro 84 Welms, Georgianno Marie 79, 108, 122 Wert, James 76, 100, 103 West, Carol 76, 104, 108, 111, 120 Westlake, Lorry 84 Wholey, Cindy 84 Whaley, Otto Edward 61, 111 Whaley, Terry 1 1 1 White, Dena Patricio 61, 103 Whitehill, Beverly 76, 103 Whitehill, Priscilla Jo 108, 109, 121 Whitling, James Edword 79 Whitling, Terrance 100, 103 Whitman, Charles LeRoy 79, 107, 125 Whitman, Edword 76 Wilkinson, Kothy 81, 84 Wilkinson, Thomas 147 Wilkinson, William Joseph 46, 61, 105, 118, 121, 129, 145 Willioms, Beverly 76, 97, 108, 109, 111 Williams, Bradford 76, 111, 145, 147 Willioms, Eugene 84 Willioms, Jane Harriet 9, 61, 118, 120 Williams, Judith Dionne 79, 108, 109, 110, 121 Williams, Kathleen Ann 79, 108, 121 Williams, Michael 76 Willioms, Ruth 31 Williams, Sandro Claude 76, 84 89 98 108, 109, 119, 120 ' ' ' Williams, Sheryl 31, 76, 111 Williamson, Ted Williom 79 Wilson, Anita Ann 61, 111, U8 Wilson, Carmen 76 Wilson, Jock E. 105, 111, 144 Wilson, Jack K. Ill Wilson, James 104 Wilson, Judy 84 Wilson, Philip John 79, 104 Wilsted, Anna 22, 84 Wiltanger, Joseph 84 Wiltanger, Linda 76, 99, 108, 109, 122. 125 Wiltonger, Mary Ann 61 Winger, Donald 62, 107, 118, 119, 121. 122, 129 Winger, Gene 84, 123 Winger, Michael A. 77, 93, 110 Winger, William Stephen 102, 125 Wingert, William Edwin 79 Winter Sports Court 135 Winter Sports Queen 134 Wise, Barbaro Ann 79, 121 Wise, Eileen Genevieve 79, 99 Wise, Harvey E. 77, 110 Wise, Helen Marie 79, 102, 121 Wise, Williom 84 Witmer, Charles Leroy 62, 119, 122 Witmer, Robert 31 Witmer, Wolloce 76, 118 Wolbert, Vicki Marie 79 Wolcott, Margaret 84 Wolozyn, Joseph Richard 37, 46, 55, 62, 101, 106, 115, 119, 123, 125, 126, 127, 166 Wolozyn, Michael 84 Womer, Christina Marie 62, 1 11 Womer, Gloria Darlene 79, 110 Womer, Patricia Jo 9, 62, 118, 120, 122, 128 Womer, William 62, 1 11 Wood, Eugene Lee 62, 111 Wood, Gary 84 Wood, Terry 147 Wood, Timothy 79, 98, 110, 135 Woods, Debbie 84 Woods, Timothy George 62, 103, 105, 135, 138, 149, 151 Wrestling 146-147 Wright, William 76, 149, 151 Wright, Gory 84 Wurster, Mary 84 Wurster, Ronald G. 77, 110 Wygant, Linda 83, 84 Wynkoop, Donald 80 Wynkoop, Donna 76, 103, 104, 120 Wynkoop, Sharon 84 Yargor, Margaret Elaine 79, 99, 108, 109, 121 Yornell, Cheryl 84 Yashinski, Kothy 76, 111 Yashinski, William J. 77, 108, 110 Yeatter, Catherine 84 Yoder, Kyle 76, 100, 103, 111 York, Thomas 84 Young, Barbara Lynn 79, 99, 108, 109, 121, 156, 157, 165 Young, Ronald 84 Young, Sherry 76, 94, 95, 96, 99, 103, 108, 120 Youth Appreciation Day 1 15 — Z — Zerbe, Charles 27 Ziegler, Robert B. 29, 90, 93 Zimoski, Edward 76 179 and I - I took the one less traveled by OIL C ' . 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