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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1965 volume:

OIL CAN - 1965 T o every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: 2 A time to be bom, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; 3 A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up; 4 A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; 5 A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to re-frain from embracing; 6 A time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; 7 A time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; 8 A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace. 9 What profit hath he that worketh in that wherein he laboureth? 10 I have seen the travail, which God hath given to the sons of men to be exercised in it. Ecclesiastes 3:1-10. 2 OIL CITY HIGH SCHOOL, OIL CITY, PA. “A time to tear down . . ! 3 FRANCES HOUSE DEITER DEDICATION How do you say that someone has stimulated your mind and imagination, freeing your captive thoughts; that someone has breathed the breath of life into cold facts, causing them to live for you in a complicated, confused world. How do you say these things without belittling them and stripping them of their beauty? Perhaps Thoreau has expressed it best in this excerpt from his Journal: “As I come over the hill, I hear the wood thrush singing in his evening lay. This is the only bird whose note affects me like music, affects the flow and tenor of my thought, my fancy, my imagination. It lifts me and exhilarates me. It is inspiring . . . Most other birds sing from the level of my ordinary cheerful hours — a carol; but this bird never fails to speak to me out of an ether purer than that I breathe, of immortal beauty and vigor. He deepens the significance of all things seen in the light of his strain. He sings to make men take higher and truer view of things.” 4 FOREWORD What is Senior High School? It is a large yellow brick building located , the comer of Graff and Spring Streets. It has five floors, with a ground-level entrance on each. It was built in 1932 with an addition in 1939, and it will be replaced in 1967 because the size and facilities are no longer adequate for a senior high school. But Senior High is something more than this — something far less tangible. It cannot be described as a thing, but rather as a time. It is a time for education — the gaining of knowledge of our world and its problems; a time for experience — students working together as responsible individuals; a time for enrichment — the creation of well-founded personalities through athletics, clubs, and music; a time for growth of character — the cultivation of pride in an All-America school in an All-America city. To twelve hundred students each year, Senior High is a time for everything that is youth. TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY 14 ACTIVITIES 40 MUSIC-DRAMA 66 ATHLETICS 82 UNDERCLASSMEN 98 SENIORS 116 ROYALTY 156 SENIOR INDEX-ADVERTISING 168 5 “A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; a time to kill, and a time to heal . . 6 8 10 44 A time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; a time to rend, and a time to sew, a time to keep silence, and a time to speak . . n “A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace.” HOME MVI5IT0R1 FACULTY 14 ADMINISTRATION Dr. H. Virgil Crumbling Dr. Crumbling works on plans for the new school. Dr. H. Virgil Grumbling has been Superintendent of Schools in Oil City since 1946. During his nineteen years as chief school administrator, he has provided us with the vital educational leadership necessary for the functioning of our school system. His job entails many duties such as helping to determine school policy, planning curriculum, regulating supplies and transportation, and selecting and supervising personnel. This is Dr. Grumbling’s thirty-fifth year in various areas of education. During this time he has held the positions of teacher, principal, supervising principal, and assistant county superintendent. We, the Class of 1965, wish to extend our thanks and congratulations to Dr. Grumbling for these many years of distinguished service. Charles Crawford Orrin £. Hilton ADVISORY BOARD Dale B. Kennedy Harold J. Lamb William H. Lilly Charles E. McConnell Wayne A. Pritchard William A. Myers 16 OPERATING BOARD Mr. Goodwill’s position as Secretary of Oil City Schools involves the clerical work of the school system. William H. Clark, William L. Culbertson William A. Harper Jr., President Howard R. Fisher Dean B. Hunt Harold P. Adams William L. Cegogeine Major D. Olmes John A. Comet This year we wish to extend a special salute to our Board of Education for their efforts toward the building of a new high school. Under the leadership of William Clark, president, these twenty-one men have successfully provided the vital link between the people of Oil City and the administration of the school system. R. S. Goodwill Secretary of Oil City' Schools Cyrus T. Rynd Frank M. Short' Merwin E. Tarr John E. Weaver Charles S. Webber 17 PRINCIPAL John O. Kaufman Principal Having a close relationship with the students is a major part of Mr. Kaufman's profession. Mr. John O. Kaufman became principal at O.C.H.S. in 1963. He accepted the position after serving five years as Director of Secondary Curriculum. Mr. Kaufman told us that he finds his present job fascinating. There are so many different people and situations that I am constantly faced with new challenges,” he said. Our principal believes it is important to aim for a high goal. “We want each student to get the best possible education,” he continued. “We ask for no more and no less. Achieving this requires the help of the faculty, the parents, and the students themselves. 1 have been very pleased with the co-operation I have received from everybody.” 18 James D. Schwab, Assistant Principal ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Schwab, our assistant principal, is a jack-of-all-trades. He is in charge of not only the attendance and the many records involved but also the disciplinary needs of Senior. He directs the stage crew and must be present for all evening uses of the auditorium. Out of school Mr. Schwab likes to spend his spare time hunting, reading, or working around his home. He is a native of Oil City and was graduated from Cranberry High School. He received his B.S. degree at Clarion and his Master's at the University of Pittsburgh. Mr. Schwab works at his task of keeping attendance records. 19 SPECIAL SERVICES Last year the Oil Can editors felt that finding one's path in life was so important that they made it the theme of the yearbook. We also feel that this is the most important job of a high school student and would here like to give special thanks to the guidance directors of O.C.H.S. for helping us in this task. Filling out guidance forms is Many a puzzled senior is greeted by Mr. Pringle, part of Mr. Shoup's job. Mrs. Amsdell, home and school visitor, checks attendance records. 20 The occupation file receives Mrs. Daubcnspcck's attention. Whether it be a reference book for English class or a book just for enjoyment, one can always find it in our library. Under the watchful supervision of Mrs. Daubenspeck and Mrs. Walz, the library is adequately supplied with the most up-to-date books, magazines, and newspapers. A great variety of recordings is also available to the students. Assisting the two head librarians are sophomore, junior, and senior girls chosen for work in their freshman year by their teachers. Special education students are given individual attention and training by Mr. Zerbe to prepare them for meeting the obstacles usually confronting people in daily life. Mrs. Walz files new book cards. 21 ENGLISH Francis Bacon said, “Reading maketh a full man, conference a ready man, and writing an exact man.” It is to this end that our English department places emphasis on literature, book reviewing, and composition. The department offers courses in academic, business, general, and vocational English, with an enriched course for the students desiring more challenging study. These divisions offer excellent opportunity for those who plan to continue their education as well as those who do not. Mrs. Tniby refers to Warriner’s Handbook. Mrs. Deiter introduces The Raven” to her English class. Mrs. Riehl is intrigued by a student’s unusual interpretation. Mrs. Bankson stresses correct pronunciation 22 Mrs. Johnson illustrates the form for a good speech. 23 MATHEMATICS In working his way up the mathematical ladder at Senior High, a college preparatory student normally encounters Plane and Unified Geometry, two or three years of the extensive algebra course, and one year of trigonometry. Tile commercial students face the business world with a firm background in math supplied by the business mathematics offered at Senior. Mr. Porter — “Are you kiddin me?” Mr. Webster smiles at his little monsters.' 24 Mrs. Wilsted solves linear equations. 25 Mr. Allen, our candidate for President, contemplates the world situation. Mrs. McCash enjoys teaching history. Mr. Flath - •Whoa! HISTORY AND SOCIAL STUDIES “In order for man to know where he is going, he must know where he has been. This can be aptly applied to the study of history. First the cultures of different civilizations were studied. United States History consists of the detailed study of the development of the United States from a struggling colony to a world power. In P.O.D. we were made aware of elections, economics, and world problems were presented. The history department encouraged the student to analyze the past and to understand the present. Good morning, Mr. Pierce. 27 SCIENCE AND HEALTH Mr. Darcies instructs students in formula making. OCHS offers its students a general science course, two years of biology, one year of chemistry, and one year of physics. The annual science fair has been successful in stimulating interest in research and experimentation. Personality problems, the dangers of alcohol and narcotics, and ways to avoid accidents are some of the useful things all students leant in tenth grade health classes. Mr. Russell is on his way to health class. 29 PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HIGHWAY SAFETY OCHS is doing its best to keep its youth physically fit. Each student is required to spend two periods a week playing various games, tumbling, or doing exercises to improve muscles and balance. Fitness tests are administered by the instructors each fall and spring. Statistics prove that drivers who take a training course in school have fewer accidents than those who don’t. Therefore, Senior requires that each student take a classroom course in highway safety, and also offers a driver’s training program to anyone who wants it. The program has been so popular that a year ago a second student driving car was purchased. Three cheers for the coach of the Section two Champs! Mr. Lynch gives tips on buying a used car. Mr. Enos explains rules for crab soccer. Miss Martens, cheerleading coach and gym teacher. Mr. Houtz on his way to his classroom on wheels. Miss Hickman intercepts a note in Spanish. Language plays an important role in a world that is continually growing smaller. At Senior the languages Latin, French, and Spanish are offered. Latin provides a firm background not only for many modem romance languages, but also for English. The teachers of French and Spanish emphasize the importance of vocabulary, grammar, and fluency in speaking. In addition, courses in special reading may be taken from Mrs. Barnette. Students needing help in comprehension, word attack, and study habits are given assistance until they reach their grade-level in reading. College bound students can improve speed of comprehension, note taking, and listening skills through other courses offered by Mrs. Barnette. Mrs. Skinner conjugates a Latin verb. Mrs. Bamette administers a reading test. 31 FINE ARTS The Fine Arts program at Senior consists of the Music and Art Departments. While helping some students who wish to pursue careers in these fields, it strives mainly to broaden the education and artistic appreciation of its members. Mr. Runzo with the A Cappella. Mr. Applequist — What in heaven’s name is that?” 32 Mistakes never slip by Mr. Mohr. COMMERCIAL The Commercial Department of Oil City Senior High offers many opportunities to students who wish to pursue a career in the world of business. The curriculum of the department includes typing, shorthand, and secretarial practice. Each year a number of students descend from the halls of Senior High to try their hand as employees in downtown offices. This program not only enables the student to gain experience, but also provides him with a knowledge of a particular field. (icncral Business problems are clarified by Mrs. Aimes. Miss Bell dictates. Mr. Snyder assigns problems to be put on the board. Miss Pifer gives a three minute timing. Mr. Heasly explains the workings of a carburetor. Mr. Banyas welds. VOCATIONAL Senior’s Vocational Department is divided into four sections: Welding Shop, Machine Shops I and II, and Auto Shop. Students enrolled in these courses spend three weeks of each six week period in shop training for a particular trade. The remaining three weeks are spent in the study of English, mathematics, and sciences. Mr. Jakubowski demonstrates the operation of the surface grinder. 34 Mr. Matha reviews the machine shop's safety precautions. Mr. Ziegler lectures on the Post-Revolutionary Period. HOMEMAKING Yes, those luscious odors of homemade bread are coming from the home economics room. In addition to cooking, the home economies department teaches home nursing, interior decorating, and sewing skills. The vocational homemaking course is more specialized and prepares the girls for jobs after graduation. The Home Economics Department helps the girl of today become the woman of tomorrow. Mrs. Mead, Homemaking and School Lunch Supervisor. Mrs. Best gives a warning- Mrs. Peterson, Assistant Supervisor School Lunch Program Mrs. Carlson explains the grading system. 36 SOUTH SIDE FACULTY About half of Oil City’s freshmen attend South Side Junior High School. There they are prepared for senior high courses by their faculty, under the direction of the principal, Mr. Kenneth Synder. The activities for freshmen include football and basketball teams, various clubs, and class trip. The climax of the term is the spring prom. Mr. Kenneth Snyder, junior high principal, with his secretary, Mrs. Mortimer. Mr. Snyder and Mrs. Mortimer sign pupils’ excuse cards. 37 SOVTH SIDE FACULTY - Front Row: Robert Hall, Paul Lehman, Donald Wynkoop, Kenneth Snyder, Walter Wagner, Frank Selden, Hugh Hogle. Row 2 — Daniel Jones, Terry Baughman, Madelyn Selden, Romayne Redfield, Mary Stallsmith, Janice Washburn, Corinne Ray, Jane Sanford. Row 3 — Duane Mercer, Noel Adams, Gerald Keefer, Marion Spence, Russell Ward, Ralph Jones. SECRETARIES Mrs. Spangler, Secretary to Dr. Crumbling The eight secretaries who work in the senior high building are employed by either the Guidance Department, the superintendent’s office, or the principal’s office. They do many different jobs to keep the school running smoothly. Mrs. Williams, Secretary to Mr. Goodwill 38 CUSTODIANS — Front Row: Clarence Kirkland, Howard R. Tock, Richard A. Ahrens. Back Row: Henry Thomas, Rowland Plowman, Mason B. Reynolds. When a student is ill, it is Mrs. Fry’s concern. PUPIL SERVICE In our school we have many sometimes forgotten people. The janitors are the real caretakers of our building, our lunchroom staff provides a well-balanced nutritional meal each day, and our supply clerk provides materials needed for everyday school work. Mr. Witmcr runs our supply department. STUDENT LUNCHROOM STAFF—First Row: Alice Armstrong, Leslie Marvin, Inez Roberts. Second Row: Delores Cunningham. Carol Brown, Rita Plowman. Third Row: Glenna Plowman. Carolyn Marvin, Pat Rybak. LUNCH ROOM STAFF - Left to right: Mrs. Kathryn Garmong, Mrs. Pearl Beightol, Mrs. Dorothy Oakes, Mrs. Myrtle Burchfield, Mrs. Mary Ward, Mrs. Muriel Coon, Mrs. Josephine Patterson, Mrs. Ruth Siverling. 39 ACTIVITIES 40 The Student Council’s first activity this year was running the refreshment stand at the football games. With part of the money they earned, they sponsored a scholarship for an O.C.H.S. senior and paid for one of the professional assemblies to he presented next year. The Council’s services included supervising a lost book committee, providing ushers for all school events, and arrang- STUDENT COUNCIL ing for pep buses to take fans to away games. Mr. Allen was their advisor. Officers were Joseph Klinehamer, president; Carol Heckathome, vice-president; Marge Friedman, secretary; and Daniel Fry, treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL - Front Row: Barb Young. Jim Shaugh-nevsy, Carol Heckathome, Maria Mora, Ron Forbes. John Downing. Row 2: Jim Kntipp, Fam Petre, Sally Baugher, Kathy Slater, Sandy Williams, Sara Kessler, Margie Friedman. Row 3: Dan Bruner, Steve Bagnato, Jay Kaufman, Clyde Rex, Cary Toy, Mike Ritchie, Bill Slater. Row 4: Gary Leicht, Dave Delo, Joe Klinehamer, Dan The refreshment stand at half-time. Fry, Tom Strawbridge, Mike Rose. VOCATIONAL BOARD The Vocational Board was established under a Student Council Charter in 1951. It serves the Vocational Department in somewhat the same manner the Student Council serves the entire school. Raising money for various projects and organizing extra-curricular activities are among its responsibilities. Field trips, dances, and the annual Vocational Picnic are results of its work. Jay Hinman, Ron Rolka, and Bnice Fox consider making a new Vocational Board suggestion box. 43 SENIOR LIBRARIANS — Front Row: Susan Broadman, Sandra Williams, Michelle Leta, Beverly Say, Judy Harris, Barbara Dudzic, Jane Skinner. Row 2: Carol Heckathome, Sheri Young, Linda Bhame, Susan Hewey, Bonnie Mack, Cheryl McLaughlin. Sue Hewey and Beth Sarver prepare a display illustrating the material in the library concerning other lands and people. LIBRARY STAFF This year forty-five girls helped to keep our library running smoothly. The girls accomplished their task by making accessible over 34,000 books, magazines, records, pamphlets and study kits per year; dusting shelves, and arranging books and magazines. Chosen in their freshman years, on the basis of reliability, grooming, and scholastic ability, the girls remain permanent members of the library staff until they graduate. 44 ;( NIOR LIBRARIANS — Front Ron Charlotte Way, Marge Virginia Huff, Mary Kay Marshall, Sherril Larsen, Cheryle Ray, F riedman, Barb Schell, Melissa Mohr, Linda Graham, Susan Hunt, Ruthann Fink, l am Fetre. Row 2: Julie Spangler, Pam Cochran, Maureen Stiglitz, 45 SOPHOMORE LIBRARIANS - Front Row: Sally Baugher, Nancy I h k.ithome, Beth Marshall, Kathy Slater, Debbie Holt, Guy.mne Johnson, Melinda Martin. Row 2: Beth Sarver, Diane McKissick, Peggy O’Neil, Rosanna Mills, Marilyn Russell, Nancy Ryan, Frannie Poulter. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA F.T.A. — Front Roil: Karen Huff, Judy Buzzard, Alida Bates, Bonnie Mack, Peg Yargar, Barbara Young, Pat McCarthy, June Woods, Linda Bussard. Row 2: Cheryl McLaughlin, Sherry Roddy, Christine Couch, Jayne Milbrandt, Susan Watkins, Chris Roess, Sheri Young, Jackie Weese, Linda Shantz. Row 3: Rebecca Reynolds, JoAnne Shirey, Candy Renninger, Rose Marie Bellows, Marge The purpose of the Future Teachers of America Club was to stress the importance of capable, well-informed teachers. Various projects throughout the year provided the members with guidance for future teaching. The members had the opportunity to participate in panel discussions with student teachers. Elected officers of the club were Rob Rayner, president; Linda Schantz, vice president; Bonnie Mack, secretary; Jo Anne Shirey, treasurer. Sponsoring the club was Mr. Dean Shoup. Friedman, Jean NeRes, Linda Lewis, Rebecca Campbell, Darlene Brown. Rote 4: Patricia Jarzab, Karen Hamilton, Sandra Bryan, Karen Christenson, Susan Hunt, Nedra Sheatz, Barbara Rosinski, Karen Morrison, Sue McCray, Janice Rifenberrcck. Rote 5: Pamela Sterner, Joe Putnam, Bill Muldoon, Terry Ray, Robert Sonoski, Robert Rayner, Richard Sayers, Mr. Shoup. Chris Roess, F.T.A. monitor, looks on as Mr. Stuchell talks to Debbie Boring. JoAnne Shirey. Cheryl McLaughlin, Jackie Weese, and Sue McCray polish the apples to be used on Teacher Appreciation Day. 46 F.H.A. — Front Rotv: Joyce Muldoon, Helen Hinman, Leslie Marvin, Mary Wurster, Linda Russell, Dolly Tunney, Emma Rossey, Yvonne Heckathomc, Yvonne Butryn, Joyce Butryn, Lois Beers, Pat Oleszek. Row 2: Anna Czajka, Donna Biltz, Laura Van Wormcr, Alice Armstrong, Dee Cunningham, Marcine Shontz, Donna Mathews, Sandy McMurdy, Rita Plowman, Judy Dolby, Mrs. Best. Row 3: Linda Carmong, Linda Hurst, Sue Dabrowski, Gloria Schw'ab, Ginny Lowry, Carol Hollabaugh, Linda Shannon, Pat Rvbak, Glenna Plowman, Linda Burkhardt, Kathy Groner, Kay Huff. Row 4: Lucretia Kulinski, Judy Nelson, Diana McKissick, Gloria Aikins, Eileen Wise, Joyce Soles, Carol Palmer, Mary Ginnery, Marilyn Tarr, Janice Botts, Vicky Proper, Maxine Wojtowicz. Donna Mathews, Linda Carmong, Mary Wurster, and Linda Shannon w’ork on the F.H.A. club notebook. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The Future Homemakers of America Club was headed by its president, Carol Hollabaugh; vice president, Joyce Butryn; secretary, Carol Palmer; and treasurer, Dee Cunningham. This year the club sent a demonstration team to Harrisburg where it competed with teams from other cities at the State Farm Show. The club was supervised by Mrs. Betty Best. 47 F.B.L.A. — Front Row: Lucretia Kulinski, Bonnie Bromley, Gail Sager, Beverly Williams, Marie Lehnortt, Patricia Hedegorc, Brenda Craft, Joy Dinger, Cheryl Dumcy, Sharyn Barr, David McClellan, Thomas Roberts. Row 2: Ruthann Fink, Kathleen Kreidler, Judith Rudisille, Barbara Carson, Helen Shattenberg, Sandra Drelick, Judith Harris, Margaret Heckathome, Nancy Bowles, Carol L. Brown, Barbara Edwards, Janet Rex, Kathleen Wilkinson, Carol Hulsizer, Kathleen Williams, Mrs. Aimes. Row 3: Karen Morrison, Darlene Brown, Patricia Mong, Elaine Shreve, Christy Bumeisen, Norman Kean, Sandra Kugler, Vicky Proper, Gloria Gardner, Judith Fink, Maxine Wojtowicz, Susan DeLucia, Suzanne Jones, Linda Perry, Miss Pifer. Row 4: Cheryl Ray, Joyce Felmlee, Rebekah Jalosky, Ruth Ix ng-streth, Joyce Shirey, Judith Wilson, Gwen Stover, Sally Day, Shirley Price, Virginia Clark, Tim Wood, Sandra Swacha, Carol West, Judy Lowers, Ursula Crawford, Michael Copley. Row 5: Patricia Hyde, Katherine Lord, Elaine Ziemba, Mcrrie Stover, Carolyn Ross, Alida Bates, Susan Hofmeistcr, Linda Hart, Peggy Smith, Karen McMillin, Terry Kline, David Cramer, William Struthers, Sandra McKissick, Inez Roberts, Judith Williams, Glenn Cunningham. The main projects of the Future Business Leaders of America were various sales to finance their annual trip to Pittsburgh. During the year, the members attended regional meetings, where some of them took part in several contests of typing and shorthand skills. The club is designed for those who plan to obtain secretarial positions upon graduation. Elected officers were Judy Harris, president; Inez Roberts, vice-president; Harry Stover, secretary; Mike Copley, treasurer; Sandy McKissick, reporter. The club was under the supervision of Miss Pifer and Mrs. Aimes. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS 48 OF AMERICA F.B.L.A. members practice for the inter-city contest. Some members of the C.A.A. Officials Rive a demonstration of their ahility on the parallel bars. G.A.A. OFFICIALS This year’s G.A.A. Officials Club was under the direction of Miss Martens and the senior high officers: Linda Wiltanger, president; Karen Henderson, vice president; Frances Poulter, secretary; and Susan Pfendler, treasurer. The purpose of the club was to acquaint its members with the fundamentals of athletics and officiating. During the meetings the members participated in ball games and advanced gymnastics. The club organized extra intramural volleyball and basketball teams which were pitted against one another to determine the school champions. Girls belonging to the club comprised part of these teams and also officiated and kept score at the games. G.A.A. OFFICIALS — Front Row: Linda Wiltanger, Cheryl Hollingsworth, Sandy Levine, Linda Huff, Virginia Huff, Barbara Snyder, Sandra Lindsay, Frances Poulter, Linda Russell, Rosanna Mills, Mary Copley. Rote 2: Christine Couch, Mary Kay Marshall, Judy Olmes, Pat McCarthy, Susan Watkins, Lynn Mamott, Diane London, Karen Kinch, Jackie Weese. Miss Martens. Row 3: Kathy Warcholic, Barbara Rice, June Boyles, Karen Henderson, Pamela Petre, Barbara Dudzic, Ann Czajka, Josie Czajka, Jacqueline Gegogeine, Mary Mitcham, Jane Koemer. Row 4: Janet Mackintosh, Brenda Hipwell, Susan Pfendler, Cindi Hoover, JoAnne Shirey, Nancy W alters, Mary Jane Closs, Sherril Larsen, Donna Gardiner. 49 CHEMISTRY CLUB Under the supervision of Mr. Dardes, Chemistry Club was organized to provide supplementary material to the senior chemistry class by presenting movies, lectures, and interesting demonstrations. The officers of the club were Sam Samuels, president; Jim Freeman, vice president; Larry Mertz, secretary; Gary Jones, treasurer. CHEMISTRY — Front Ron: Robert Curtis, Janice Rifenberreck, John Downing, Rebecca Reynolds, Laurina Rodgers, David Kennedy, Cheryl McLaughlin, Bonnie Mack, Sam Samuels, Lee Kiefer, Linda Cornelius, Christine Couch, Sherry Roddy, Donna VVynkoop. Row 2: Gerald Ward, Bruce Rodgers, JoAnne Shirey, Elaine Mullins, Linda McClain, Audrey Pfendler, Sheri Young, Candace Renniger, Barbara Dudzic, Jane Nlilbrandt, Pamela Sterner, Susan McCray, Robert Rayner, Richard Sayers, Richard Cropp. Row 3: Mr. Dardes, Richard Houtz, David Hotchkiss. Richard Hipwell, James Thurau, Terry Whitling, James Wert, Tnomas Heckathom, Terry Schultz, William Slater, Michael Ritchie, Stephen Michaels, John Bolton, Lee Strickland. Row 4: Edward McCrea, James Szafran, John Ward, Ronald Cunnarson, Bryan Levine, Larry Mertz, Cary Tones, Joseph Kline-hamcr, Thomas Thompson, Howard Goebel, Robert Sonoski, Samuel Lukasiak, William Wright, Howard Burr, Timothy Carlson. Row 5: Douglas Boring, Jav Kaufman, William McClintic, Wallace Witmer, James Crawford, Christopher Strohm, Charles Montana, James Freeman, Charles Petre, Cary Lake, Steve Bagnato, Kyle Yoder, Duane Oswald, William Muldoon, James Hutchinson, Terry Ray. PHYSICS CLUB - Front Row: Ken Cubbon, Bill Win-gert, Julie Spangler, Pam Cochran, Carol Bianchi, Deena Levine, Joe Levi, Dan Hughes. Row 2: Mr. Earley, Greg Collins, Ken Prather, Becky Daugherty, Melissa Mohr, Barb Rosinski, Jill Levine, Mr. Etzel. Row 3: Cary Vender, Lee James, Pam Petre, Lance Hildebrand, Randy Manley, Jim Best. Row 4: Ed Dinger, Carry Leicht, George Beighley, Mark Reagle, Dan Bruner. Under the direction of Mr. Etzel and Mr. Earley, members of the Physics Club furthered their knowledge and PHYSICS CLUB understanding of this growing field. Fascinating demon- strations showed the students the use of various apparatus. The elected officers of the club were George Beighley, president; Dan Bruner, vice president; Deena Levine, secretary treasurer. 50 Students taking a senior math elective and having an interest in advance math projects were eligible for Mr. EUCLID CLUB Porter’s Euclid Club. Films, speakers, and discussions on math concepts not covered in class were the main activities for this club. The officers were Jerry Ward, president; Mike Ritchie, vice-president; Barb Dudzic, secretary; and Sam Lukasiak, sergeant-at-arms. EUCLID CLUB - Front Row: Tim Tarr, Kyle Yoder. Doug Boring, Laurina Rodgers, Linda Wiltanger, Howard Goebel. Row 2: Bill Wright, Jerry Ward, David Kennedy, Sam Samuels, Lee Kiefer, Gary Lake. Row 3: Jim Freeman, Beverly Say, Tim Carlson, Barb Dudzic, Sam Lukasiak. Jim Szafran, Dick Cropp, Mr. Porter. Row 4: Joe Klinehamer, John Bolton, Jim Wert, Jim Hutchinson, Mike Ritchie, Wally Wit-mer, Steve Michaels, Dick Houtz. ART CLUB - Front Row: Lissa Dodd, Jill Levine, Linda McClain, Roberta Nalepa, Christina Sabin, William Struthers, Ben Allebach, Randy Parson. Row 2: Jane Cropp, Beth Sarver, Kathleen Hutchison, Peggy O'Neil, Maria Mora, Terry Kline, James Conway, Bonnie Rider, Mr. Caedy. Row 3: Thomas Roberts, Michael Dunn, Joseph Kulinski, David Delo, Thomas Strawbridge, Mr. Applequist. Row 4. Richard Adams, Mary Mitcham, Chris Breene, June Boyles, Lester Allebach. Dave Dunlde, Eugene McCauley. The Art Club, under the direction of Mr. Applequist, was divided into two groups because of its size and limited facilities. The projects of the art club included painting, drawing, working with mosaics, and mobiles. Our exchange student, Maria Mora, was president of the club. The secretary was June Boyles, and the treasurer was Chris Breene. ART CLUB 51 FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB - Front Row: Beverly Whitehill, Donna Wynkoop, Susan Hewey, Maria Mora, Linda Bhame, Sandra Bryan. Row 2: Susie Brodman, Elaine Mullins, Sue Baugher, Sam Samuels, David Kennedy, Mrs. Bodimer. Row 3: Mike Ritchie, Tim Tarr, Bill McClintic, Charles Petre, Cary Jones, Larry Mertz, Jay Kaufman. In French Club one could broaden his knowledge of France, her people, and her language. This club, limited to second year French students, met once a month under the supervision of Mrs. Bodimer. The officers of the French Club were as follows: president, Maria Mora; secretary, Beverly Whitehil]; and treasurer, Elaine Mullins. Since the boys held no offices this year, each one was assigned the planning and presenting of a program for one meeting. As an example, at one meeting, slides of France were shown; at Christmas, records of French songs were played and the members sang along. Several members of the French Club listen to the tape recorder, which Is frequently used in class. 52 LATIN CLUB — Front Row: Terry Brink, Jean Gillen, Jane Cropp, Sara Kessler, Deborah Holt, Deborah Woods, Kathy Slater, Beth Sarver, Guyanne Johnson, Linda Hipwell. Row 2: Linda Baum, Christina Sabin, Linda Lund, Linda Freeman, Nancy Ryan, Linda Potter, Peggy O’Neil, James Gegogeine, Thomas Driscoll, Barbara Heasley. Row 3: Dennis Schwartz, Gloria Sayers, Kathleen Bender. Christine Keefer, Nancy Ileckathome, Christine Breene, Sally Baugher, Timothy Sanford, Gary R. Miller, Sherry Hecka-thorn Row 4: Beth Marshall, Ted Goldberg, William Kay, David Lavery, John Pressler, Michael Rose, Daniel Fry. LATIN CLUB Tim Sanford leads some members of the Latin Club in a discussion of Roman myths. “Fidem meam obligo vexillo Civitatum Unitamm Americae ...” Any member of the Latin Club could immediately tell you that this is the “Fides Obligata,” or the Pledge of Allegiance. Under the supervision of Mrs. Skinner, songs, games, stories, or plays were presented in Latin by the members, who found that while they were having fun, they were gaining a useful knowledge of this ancient hut ever present language. The Latin II students in the club elected Tim Sanford, president; Bill Day, program chairman; John Pressler, secretary; and Denny Schwartz, treasurer. 53 DEBATE CLUB AND ROTARIANS Chris Strohm insists that an organization to control nuclear arms could prevent a world holocaust. “Resolved: That an international organization should be established to control nuclear weapons.” This was the debate topic for the year 1965. Under the direction of Miss Reid and Mrs. Riehl, both negative and affirmative members of the debate teams worked to make their points of view on the topic the most effective and convincing. The club, which was the largest debating group in the history of Senior, met with various teams from neighboring schools to contest on the subject of disarmament. Club officers were Bruce Rodgers, president; Bill McClintic, vice president; Mary Kay Marshall, secretary; David Hotchkiss, corresponding secretary; and Chris Strohm, treasurer. This year eight boys were chosen by Mr. Kaufman as honorary Rotarians. Every Monday the Rotarian of the month ate lunch with the Rotary Club, making a speech on his last day. ROTARIANS — Front Rote: Victor Bowser, Bichard Houtz, David Hotchkiss, Charles Petre. Second Row: Sam Samuels, Cary Jones, William McClintic. Bruce Rodgers. DEBATE CLUB — Front Row: Sandy Levine, Sue Hewey, Donna Wynkoop, Jack Baker, Virginia Huff, Deena Levine, Mary Kay Marshall, Vicki Cox, Mrs. Haas. Row 2: Jay Kaufman. Judy Olmes, Cuyanne Johnson, Jane Koemcr, Sharon Wynkoop, Denny Schwartz, Tim Sanford, Ted Robinson, Jane Skinner. Row 3: Chuck Petre, Bruce Rodgers, Gary Jones, Pam Petre, Sally Baugher, Sue Brodman, Jon Mayhray, Howard Burr, Miss Reid. Row 4: John Scannell, Chris Strohm, Bill McClintic, John Pressler, Jim Thurau, Dave Hotchkiss, Bill Kay, Ted Goldberg, Dave Lavery, Jim Best. 54 VARSITY CLUB - Front Row: Dave Kennedy, Barb Thorpe, Carol Heckathome, Chris Couch, Barb Young, Kathy Wilkinson, Terry Wood, Dick Best, Joe Levi, Ted Robison, Mr. Hildebrand. Row 2: Bill Slater, Jerry Ward, Lee Strickland, Bill Wright, John Downing, Tom Bukolt, Bryan Levine, Burt Rosen. Dennis Harkless. Cary Webster, Jim Fry. Row 3: Scott Sibson, Larry Peterson, Robert Morris, Dave Hotchkiss, Brad Williams. Dick Houtz, Dennis Shaw, Dave Straub, Cary Kulling, Terry Ray, Dick Maxwell. Row 4. Chuck Harvey, Dan Brown, Fred Reninger, Cary Toy, Rick Sayers, Bob Moore, Chuck Douglas, Jim Hutchinson, Doug Boring. VARSITY CLUB Varsity’ Club, under its advisor, Mr. Hildebrand, elected as this year’s officers James Shaughnessy, president, and Christine Couch, secretary. The club consists of students who have attained a varsity letter in athletics. Many sports fans were more comfortable at the football game due to the successful sale of Oiler cushions, which was conducted by the Varsity Club. The stronger members of the club served as bouncers at school functions. Chris Couch, Jim Shaughnessy, and Bill Slater, officers of the Varsity Club, discuss policy. 55 NEWSCASTERS — Front Rote: Francine Swetsky, Mary Echenoz, Christina Coral, Sandra Marsh, Bhoda Raster, Margaret Kiskaddon. Row 2: Richard Adams, Brenda Craft, Mrs. Johnson, Howard Burr, Blair Rorabaugh, Victor Bowser. k The friendly voices of Gary Jones and Vic Bowser making announcements greets the students each morning. I i i A' , JHI PUBLIC READING — Front Row: Christine Coral, Rhoda Raster, Susan Ffendler, Frances Poulter, Marilyn Russell. Row 2: Judith Evans, Brenda Craft, Victor Bowser, Blair Rorabaugh, Barbara Rice. PUBLIC READING NEWSCASTERS P. A. ANNOUNCERS Public Reading Club served our school by conducting opening exercises and introducing speakers in assemblies. O.C.II.S. communicated with the rest of the community by broadcasting a five minute program every school morning at 8:20. The newscasters spoke about the school’s activities and interviewed student personalities on the air. “Your attention, your attention please.” Every day voices invaded all O.C.H.S. homerooms announcing the news and events of the day. This year the voices belonged to Vic Bowser and Gary Jones. 56 SENIOR HIGH NEWS Approximately once a month the journalism class, under the direction of Mr. Masters, produced an issue of our Senior High News. Every class member was given an assignment and deadline for the completion of his assignment. Mr. Mohr served as the business advisor for the paper and Mr. Masters served as editorial advisor. As editor, Vic Bowser was responsible for compiling the work of the class. Other editors included JoAnn Shirey, feature editor; Fran Swetsky, copy editor; Kathy Len-drum, page editor; Dennis Harkless, sports editor; Bill Muldoon, art editor; and Randy Manley, business manager. Through the cooperation of the Board of Directors, the students received Senior High News free of charge. Mr. Masters smiles his approval as he looks over the finished product with some members of his journalism class. SENIOR HIGH NEWS - Front Row: Beverly Whitehill, Jo-Anne Shirey, Mary Watkins, Beverly Gardiner, Rhoda Raster. Rina Rodgers, Jackie Weese. Row 2; Mr. Mohr, Francine Swetsky, Jayne Arkwright, Terry Wood, Lea McIntyre, Debbie Wehns, Mr. Masters. Row 3: Denny Harkless, John Szabat, Tom Donze, Rick Sayers, Tom Anderson, Bryan Levine. Row 4: Tim Morrison, Randy Manley, Bill Muldoon, Vic Bowser, Tom Mohnkem, Brad Williams. Members of Mr. Masters’ journalism class divide assignments for the next edition of Senior High News. JUNIOR RED CROSS Under the capable leadership of their advisor, Mrs. Garrity, the Junior Red Cross was one of the most active clubs at O.C.H.S. The officers were Michele Leta, president; Sheri Young, vice-president; Susan Pfendler, secretary; and Mike Rose, treasurer. One of their major projects was having Junior Shields work at the hospital. After specific training, about thirty-five girls per week worked in different wards throughout the hospital. Two of their duties were to entertain the patients and to help serve the meals. Many hours of service were donated by club members. This club contributed to the community in addition to serving the school. Linda Freeman and Nancy Heckathome entertain patients in the Pediatrics Ward. JUNIOR RED CROSS SHIELDS — Front Row: Beth Sarver, Felicia Emanuele, Barb Snyder. Joyce Fox, Sandy L. Stanton, Linda Freeman, Leanora Schwabenbauer, Peggy O’Neil, Karen McClellan, Chris Roess, Deena Levine, Chris Sabin. Row 2: Lavonne Lingo, Carol Hollabaugh. Karen Koziara, Nedra Sheatz, Susan Hunt, Barb Schell JoAnne Shirey. Candv Renninger. Audrey Pfendler, Sheri Young. Diana McKissick. Row 3: Sandy Levine, Beverly Whitehill. Karen Morrison. Jane Kocmer, Rina Rodgers. Becky Reynolds. Diane London. Karen Kinch, Jane Cropp, Susie Watkins, Debbie Ross. Row 4. Pat McCarthy, Charlotte Way. Barb Rosin-ski, Cinny Ix wry, Jill Levine, Sally Baugher. Chris Breene, Jackie Gegogeinc, Nancy Walters, Nancy Heckathorne, Kathy Bender. 58 JUNIOR RED CROSS - Front Row: Linda Hipwell, Susan Pfendler. Frances Poulter, Julie Spangler, Margaret Heckathome, Sharyn Bair. F.lainr Mullins. Toni French, Sheila Howl, Linda Schantz, Sherry Heckathom, Christina Coral, Diane Siegall, Laurina Rodgers. Row 2: Yvonne Martin. Carol Hulsizcr, Susan Kerr, Linda Keely, Rosanna Mills, Marilynn Russell, Linda Baum, Cheryl Hollingsworth. I inda Freeman, Marsha Gunnarson, Linda Noble, Carolyn Marvin, Sandra Kugler, Grace Carbaugh, Susan Hovis, Kathryn Copley, Susan Del.ucia. Row 3: Robert Edwards, Janice Gegogeine, Sally Day, Ruthann Fink. Barbara Schell, Joyce Shirey, Joseph Cangemi, Judith Venturella, Rebecca Reynolds, Carol L. Brown, Linda Brown, Janet Mackintosh, Lavonne Lingo, Rose Marie Bellows, Barbara Weidle, Judy Evans. Row 4: David Delo, Carol A. Brown, Carol West, Pat Jarzab, Judy Harris, Christine Keefer, Kathy Wilkinson, Sandy Swacha, Carolyn Bennett, Mindy Cox, Kris Giles, Jayne Arkwright, Barbara Rice, Brenda Hipwell. Row 5: Ron Homburg, Kathy Bender, Beverly Say, Jackie Gegogeine, Beth Marshall, June Boyles, Linda Bechtel, Nancy Heckathome, Bonnie Bromlev, Karen Henderson, Brenda Craft, Karen Christenson, Susie Holden, Rob Rayner, Diane Beach. JUNIOR RED CROSS - Front Row: Jane Dluzneski, Cheryle Ray, Donna Gardiner, Beverly Whitehill. Jill Levine, Karen Koziara. Candy Renninger. Sheri Young, Mrs. Garrity, Michele Leta, Christine Roess. Gerald Ward, Barbara Dudzic, Joyce Fox, Linda Graham, Bonnie Dinger. Row 2: Nancy Walters, Karen Morrison. Sue Watkins, Judy Stevens, Patricia Toy, Barbara Heasley, Jackie Weese, JoAnne Shirey, Audrey Pfendler, Linda Bussard, Pamela Babcock. Beverly Roberts, Jerry Huey. Deena Levine, Sandra Levine, Carol Spence, Diane Carnahan, Kay Doyle. Row 3: Karen l .uton, Jane Koerner, Peggy Smith. Mary Kay Marshall, James Crawford. Pat McCarthy, June Woods, Carol Bianchi. Peggy Yargar, Felicia Emanuele, Mary Copley, Patricia Baer, Kathy Yashinski, Sheila Rudisille, Marv Ann Shreve, Lee James, Kathy Lord. Row 4: Clifford Deeter, Barbara Edwards, Linda Lewis, Karen Morrison, Charlotte Way, Sandy Drelick, Barbara Carson, Elaine Ziemba, Ursula Crawford, Carol Hazlett, Cheryl Montana, Karen Kinch, Carol Swartz, Linda Perry, Diane London, Karen McMillin, Kathy Warcholic, Nancy Carll. Gloria Womcr, Sandy S. Stanton. Row 5: Nedra Sheatz, Susan Hunt, Frank Kaufman, George Cann, Fred Sliter, Debbie Woods, Margie Friedman, Cheryl Larson, Joyce Felmiee. Elaine Shreve. Kathy Williams, Lois Sullivan. Beverly Williams, Gail Sager, Sherry Roddy. Terry Ray, Randy Manley, Barbara Rosinski, Mike Rose, Gary Leicht. 59 PROJECTIONISTS CLUB — Front Row: Robert Findlay, Michael Sabousky, Steve Kugler, Thomas Donze, John Shaughnessy, Ron Forbes, Larry Davis, John Gloss. Row 2: Robert Huff. Thomas Anderson, Jack Stoudt. Chuck Whitman, Glenn Fox, Cody Smith, Joseph Putnam, Mr. Swaile. Row 3: Robert Roess, Ed Stanley, Bill Strouse, Jon Nlaybray, David Hipwell, Larry Sterner, Tom Heckathom, Vic Bowser, Tom Mohnkem. Up in the projection room John Gloss, Cody Smith, and Bill Strouse await the signal for lights. PROJECTIONISTS During the school year many movies were shown to the student body in various classes and assemblies. What most students do not know was that the boys in the Projectionists Club not only gave up their free time to operate the machines, but also ordered the many different films which were shown. Working under the supervision of Mr. Swaile were four experienced boys: Cody Smith, Bill Strouse, Glenn Fox, and Tom Mohnkem. By showing the movies the boys not only helped in making subjects more interesting for the students, but also gained technical knowledge for themselves. Larry Sterner, Ed Stanley, and Glenn Fox prepare to show a film for highway safety classes. 60 OUTDOOR CLUB OUTDOOR CLUB — Front Row: James Ryan, Daniel Lee, (ieorge Craft, Thomas Caldwell, Richard Best, Robert Montgomery, James Brosius, Terry Wood, James Rodgers, Charles Barnes, Blanchard Miller, Terry Whaley, Tim Fry, Michael Williams. Row 2: Richard Cropp, Daniel Bruner, Paul Fox, Harvey Wise, Robert Craft, Michael Winger, John Ferguson, Dennis Caddess, Charles Gegogeine, James Fry, Edward Dobosh, Charles Shreffler, William Bryan, Dennis Harness. Row 3: Dan Brzuz, William Yashinski, Dennis Blauser, Gary Webster, William Poul-ter, William Hawks, James Ross, Carry Leicht, Randy Manley, Donald Hofmeister, Robert Dunkle, Martin Grzasko, Edward Bennett. Row 4: Mr. Watson, Richard Hulsizer, Thomas Anderson, Carl Baker, Joe Herman, Kenny Lynch, John Kalamajka, Robert Proper, Bill Walentia, Sam Zuck, William Bell, Edward Flowers, Thomas Ware, Wallace Hepler, James Boyle. Row 5: Mr. Pierce, Richard Adams, Edward Whitman, David Sterner, Donald Schneider, Earl Stoltenburg, Brad Francisco, Duane Ward, Louis Pleger, Stephen Udick, Jack Wilson, Richard Eaton, Frank Goodman, Brad W illiams, Terry Kunselman. The Outdoor Club, under the direction of its co-spon-sors, Mr. Watson and Mr. Pierce, was open only to high school boys. There were sixty-seven members. The club, which had no officers, met twice a month in the auditorium. There the members were shown movies about outdoor subjects. The movies covered a wider range of subjects than the hunting and fishing movies of former years; outdoor sports and other activities were included. Mr. Pierce shows Tom Neal how to use a bow as Mr. W'atson and Chuck Gegogeine look on. 61 BOIS CAREER CLUB — Front Rott. John Ferguson, Robert Montgomery, George Craft, Robert Craft. Row 2: Robert Boyer, David Plyler, John Miller, David Schwab. Row 3: Murray Helffcrich, Kenneth Linch, Mr. Matha, Richard Hulsizer, Richard Cropp. BOYS’ CAREER CLUB STAGE FORCE Boys’ Career Club met bi-monthly under the direction of Mr. Matha. Club officers were Richard Cropp, president, and John Ferguson, secretary-treasurer. Films and literature concerning possible careers were provided for each interested individual. The Stage Force, under the supervision of Mr. Schwab, performed various tasks concerning our stage and auditorium. This group consisted of four boys, with Wayne Britton acting as student manager. 62 O.C. .S. STAGE FORCE - Left to Right: Wayne Britton, Ellwood Ewing, Tim Wade, Gerald Britton. Doc Anna enjoys the services of Marcine Shontz and Yvonne But-ryn, members of the Hostess Club. HOSTESS CLUB The Hostess Club, directed by Mrs. Best, was a select group of young homemakers chosen on the basis of grades, personal appearance, and character. These girls had regular meetings during guidance periods in which they were trained for special services. Their duties included serving coffee and orange juice all day to faculty members and serving as hostesses for various teas and banquets. The girls made navy blue jumpers and white blouses for their uniforms. Some members of the Hostess Club prepare a teacher’s tray. HOSTESS CLUB - Front Row: Gloria Schwab, Kay Huff, Yvonne Butryn, Mar-cine Schontz, Dee Cunningham. Row 2: Pat Oleszek, Leslie Marvin, Linda Russell, Joyce Butryn, Emma Rossey, Cheryl DeWitt, Diana Mc-Kissick. Rote 3: Linda Gar-mong, Glenna Plowman, Maxine Wojtowicz, Mary Ginnery, Carol Hollabaugh, Carol Palmer. 63 Oil Can Co-Editor is tapped for National Honor Society. Mike Ritchie, Honor Society member, sells Nora Michaels a coke. 64 Each year a number of juniors and seniors in the upper one-third of their class are inducted into the National Honor Society. These students are nominated by the teachers of each department and later chosen by a faculty committee representing all departments. Candidates are chosen on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, and service. The local chapter of the N.H.S. has inducted 544 students since it was founded in 1947. Selling refreshments at the basketball games each year, the Society earns money for scholarships to be given to deserving seniors. Miss Boal, advisor for N.H.S., and Mr. Mohr, secretary-treasurer, have provided guidance and inspiration in order that the members might successfully achieve their goals. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SAT ION AL IIOSOR SOCIETY — Front Row: Barbara Dudzic, Jam Skinner, Janet Rex, Judith Harris, Sue Baugher, Linda Bhame, Donna yntoop, Barbara Thorpe. Susan Hewey, Cheryl McLaughlin- ™ illiam McClintic, l e Strickland, Sam Samuels, Fred Kulling, Mary Czajka, Mary Mitchum, Pamela Sterner, Marcine Shontz Judith Williams, Linda Graham, Melissa Mohr, Judith Olmcs. Julie Spangler, Margie Friedman, Barbara Young, Mary Kay Marshall, David Kennedy. Gary Jones, Bruce Rodgers. Row 3: Michael Ritchie, Richard Houtz, Stephen Bagnato, David Hotchkiss, Jay Kaufman, John Bolton, Joseph Klinehammer, Joseph Levi, Jr., Victor Bowser, Blair Rorabaugh, Edward Dinger, George Beigh-ley, Charles Harvey, Pamela PetTe, Christopher Strohm, Charles Pet re. MUSIC AND 66 DRAMA 67 A CAPPELA A CAPPELLA — Front Row: Maria Mora, Cheryl Hollingsworth, Kathy Motter, Linda Bhame. Joyce Carter, Delores Tun-ney, Sheri Young, Cheryl McLaughlin, Christine Couch, Linda McClain, Peg Spence. Elaine Mullins, Mr. Runzo. Sharyn Barr, Joy Dinger, Janice Rifenberrick, Sherry Rodgers, Kim Bemehurg, Michele Leta, Janice Gegogeine, Barbara Thorpe, Susan Hewev, Carol Heckathome, Kathy Kauffman, Toni French. Row 2: Linda Wiltanger, Carol Lowry, Nancy Bowles, Vicki Cox, Jane Mil- hrandt, Linda Cornelius, Barbara Weidle, Sue Baugher, Jane Skinner. Karen Tarleton, Candy Renninger, Karen Christenson, Mary Mitcham, Linda Bechtel, Beverly Say, Sharon Kuhls, Sandra Williams, Sue McCray, Diane Beach, Linda Burchfield, Barbara Edwards, Charlene Loveless, Sherry Roddy, Nora Michaels, Bonnie Mack, Karen Horn. Row 3: Cary Miller, Joseph Levi, Robert Gurcczny, Dan Bruner, Charles Boyer, Jack Baker, Carol A. Brown, Yvonne Heckathome, Patricia Toy, Kathy Warcholic, BOYS' ENSEMBLE — Front Row: Pat Malys, John Downing, Mike Wolozyn, Blanchard Miller, Tim Sanford, Dave Kennedy. Rote 2: Wally Witmer, Tim Tarr, Dick Hip-well, Jay Kaufman, Bruce Rodgers, Mr. Runzo, Joe Wiltanger, Rod Osterman, Terry Ray, Chris Strohm, Steve Michaels. 68 A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Mr. Philip Runzo, worked hard throughout the school year preparing their repertoire and then presented concerts for our school. The choir also provided entertainment for service clubs in the city, such as the Kiwanis, Lions, and Rotary Clubs. Carol Swartz, Jane Dluzneski, Rebekah Jalosky, Mary Czajka, Call Sager, Donna Wynkoop, Barbara Buchanan, Virginia Clark, Kenny Mosier, Linda Schantz, Dennis Heckathom, Dennis Schwartz, Cary Webster, Tim Fry. Robert Rayner. Row 4: Blanchard Miller, Michael Wolozyn, Michael Muldoon.John Downing, Pat Malys, James Fink. Larry Sterner, Tim Tarr, Jim Crawford, Wally Witmer, Ed Stanley, Steve Michaels, Dan Fry, Robert Findlay, Charles Harvey, Robert Douglas, Gerald Britton, Jay Kauf- man, Charles Petre, Rod Osterman, Joseph Wiltanger, Bruce Rodgers, Timothy Sanford, Norman Kean, David Kennedy. Row 5: Michael Malys, Ron McCoid, Ralph Kuhls, Larry Pcrsing, Howard Goebel, Larry Vogan, Gary Toy, Duane Oswald, David Hip-well, Michael Michaels, Richard Hipwell, Daniel Moon, Donald Beichner, Terry Ray, Chris Strohm, Bruce Barr, Richard Maxwell, Douglas Boring, David McClellan, Lance Hildebrand, Edward Dinger, Mike Sabousky, Edward Flowers, William Huff. GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE — Front Row: Jane Skinner, Susan Hewey, Carol Heckathome, Cathy Motter, Kathy Kauffman, Linda Burchfield. Row 2: Barbara Thorpe, Sandra Williams, Carol LowTy, Joyce Carter, Mary Czajka, Kim Bemeburg, Mr. Runzo, Nora Michaels, Sue Baugher, Karen Tarleton, Linda Bhame. 69 GIRLS’ CHOIR GIRLS’ CHOIR — Front Row: Maurean Stiglitz, Carol Bianchi, Karen McMillin, Mary Kay Marshall, Bonnie Dinger, Patricia McCarthy, Susan Hunt, Maiy Copley, Pamela Mong, Judith Ven-turella, Christine Roess, Julie Spangler, Joyce Butryn, Linda Huff. Row 2: Pamela Cochran, Sandra Cierlach, Linda Bussard, Judith Stevens, Susan Ho vis, Linda Hart, Elaine Shreve, June Woods, Cheryle Ray, Virginia Huff, Kathryn Copley, Patricia Baer, Mr. Runzo. Row 3: Margaret Smith. Priscilla Whitehill, Donna Mathews, Margaret Yarger, Karen Morrison, Barbara Young, Sherril Larson, Patricia Mong, Linda Amsden, Sally Day, Caroline Spence, Mary Fedorek, Sharon Phillips. Row 4: Diane Carnahan, Rebecca Daugherty, Kathleen Williams, Linda Craham, Linda Lewis, Theresa Dluzneski, Charlotte Way, Margie Friedman, Rose Marie Bellows, Lynn Mamott, Jean Nelles, Linda Perry, Linda Bitten-bender. Row 5: Barbara Wise, Martha Pacior, Kathleen Curran, Sherill Reninger, Judith Williams, Nancy Walters, Jacqueline Ge-gogeine, Anna Czajka, Karen Hamilton, Helen Wise, Karen Henderson, Katherine Lord, Barbara Rosinski. GIRLS’ CHORUS — Front Row: Barbara Snyder, Gloria Lytle, Shirley Price, Catherine Yeatter, Judith Wilson, Margaret Wolcott, Judith Fink, Mr. Puleo, Cindi Hoover, Frances Poulter, Mary Tingley, Carol Hazlett, Linda Baum, Sally Hickman. Row 2: Linda Freeman, Linda Keely, Felicia Emanuele, Susan DeLucia, Joyce Fox, Barbara Carson, Kathleen Wilkinson, Jane Arkwright, Suzanne Jones, Carol Hulsizer, Beverly Goodemote, Bonnie Rider, Christina Sabin. Ronna Smrekar. Row 3: Carol Watson, Beth Sarver, Gloria Gardner, Jean Gillen, Rosanna Mills, Lucretia Ku-linski, Deborah Holt, Sharon Wynkoop, Jane Cropp, Sandra Dre- lick. Lea McIntyre, Grace Carbaugh, Linda Lund, Martha Thompson, Cindy Whaley. Row 4: Susan Kerr, Susan Pfendler, Sara Kessler, Joyce Shirey, Roberta Nalepa, Kathy Slater, Sherry Hecka-thorn, Barbara Rice, Guyanne Johnson, Linda Hipwell, Lavonne Lingo, Candace Kaster, Deborah Ross, Gwen Stover, Cheryl Yar-nell, Kay Huff, Ursula Crawford. Row 5: Deborah Woods, Ruth Ixmgstreth, Karen Koziara, June Boyles, Suzanne Swartzfager, Sally Baugher, Julia Gibson, Beth Marshall, Phyllis Cubbison, Christine Breene, Bonnie Bromley, Brenda Craft, Josephine Czajka, Brenda Hipwell, Christine Keefer, Cloria Sayers. 70 SWING BAND SWING BAND — Front Row: Barbara Schell, Christine Fried-haber, Peggy O’Neil, Sandra Levine, Linda Wiltanger. Melissa Mohr, Karen Christenson, Margaret Kiskaddon, James Thurau, Robert Christenson. Row 2: William Wingert, Timothy Tarr, Walter ( mpman, Robert Gureczny, Dennis Schwartz. Row 3: Edward McCrea, Theodore Goldberg, Ronald Dehner, Jack Stoudt, Charles Lewis, Timothy Sanford, John Hogue, Howard Burr. Row 4: Robert Rode, William McClintic, David Hipwell, Gene Winger, Gary Jones, Sam Samuels, Melinda Martin, Mr. Puleo, William Kay, Larty Mertz, David Hotchkiss. Pep meetings, plays, basketball games, and assemblies were all frequented by the O.C.H.S. Swing Band. Under Mr. Frank Puleo’s direction, the group consisted of thirty-three members chosen from the concert band for their playing ability. A tour to various surrounding high schools was also a part of the Swing Band's activities. MESSIAH LEADS-Front Row: Carol Lowry, Susan Hunt, David Kennedy, Mr. Runzo, Linda Lewis, Nora Michaels. Sandra Gierlach. Row 2: Bruce Rodgers, Timothy Tarr, Timothy Sanford, Christine Keefer, Rodney Osterman, Linda Graham, Jay Kaufman. ORGANISTS — Seated: Sharon Phillips, Jacquelyn No-tarianni. Standing: Elaine Shreve, Linda Lund, Christine Couch, Margaret Pastorius. 71 BAND MUSIC CLUB COUNCIL — Front Row: Sam Samuels, Sue Baugher, Mr. Runzo, Mr. Puleo, Sandra Williams, Charles Lewis. Row 2: Bonnie Dinger, Debbie Holt, Karen Henderson, Barb Dudzic, Dave Kennedy, Bruce Rodgers, Kathy Wilkinson, Linda Wiltanger. This year’s band, under the direction of Mr. Frank Puleo, had 83 members. The students chose the following officers: president. Chuck Lewis; secretary, Linda Wiltanger; student director, Tim Tarr; section leaders, Bill McClintic, Dave Hotchkiss, Gary Jones, Melissa Mohr, and Janice Rifenberrick. In addition to performing at many of our football games, and in city parades, the O.C.H.S. band also presented an annual spring concert for the public. This year 5 band members, Dave Hotchkiss, Howard Burr, Tim Tarr, Chuck Lewis, and Peggy O’Neil, qualified for District Band, which was held in Youngsville, Pennsylvania. BAND — Front Row: Judy Fink, Sandra Levine, David Wenner, Bill Wingert, Melinda Martin, Sharon Anderson, Daniel Douglass, Charles I ewis, Mr. Puleo. Dotty Serafin, Arnold Arthur. Blanchard Miller, Lenora Schwabenhauer, John Snyder, James Shook, Judy Stevens. Row 2: Ronald Hanlon, Ronald Dehner, Linda Wiltanger. Martha Kiskaddon. Margaret Pastorius, Peggy O’Neil, Christine Friedhaber, Sandy Marsh, Walter Campman, John Dudzic, Karen Anderson, Nancy Cubbon, Gene Winger, Ceorgianna Welms, Joe Kulinski, Timothy Sanford. Row 3: Edward McCrea, Janet Macintosh, Sharon Wynkoop, Karen Luton, Judy Evans, Janice Rifenberrick, Margaret Kiskaddon, James Borland, Mark Hale, Raymond Rankin, Kathy Cunningham, Madge McDonough, Norman Kean, Jack Stoudt, John Hogue, Thomas Gegogeine, Ray Hovis. Row 4: Bill McClintic, Tim Tarr, Karen Christenson, Melissa Mohr, Bob 72 DISTRICT BAND PARTICIPANTS - Left to right: Peggy O’Neil. Howard Burr, Tim Tarr, David Hotchkiss, Chuck Lewis. Gureczny, Dale Shook, Wayne Britton, Nancy Heckathome, Bob Rode, Larry Mertz, Cary Jones, John Closs, Sam Samuels, Bob Smith, Larry Say, Paul Crawford. Row 5: Steve Bagnato, Bob Roess, Bob Douglass, James Best, Howard Burr, Eugene Williams, Richard Hipwell, James Thurau, David Hotchkiss, Jack Fike, Bill Kay, David Hipwell, Bob Findlay, Ted Coldberg, Jerry Britton, Rod Osterman. DISTRICT CHORUS PARTICIPANTS - Left to right: Tim Sand-ford, Rodney Osterman, Nora Michaels, Linda Burchfield, Carol Lowry, Karen Tarleton, Steve Michaels. Tim Tarr accompany - 73 MAJORETTES Barbara Dudzic led the thirteen-girl majorette squad in adding pep and sparkle to football and basketball games. The girls also performed at several pep meetings. At the end of the year, the girls put on an assembly displaying solo and duet routines. Each year, sophomore girls are eligible to fill the places of the graduating seniors. After six weeks of training, the girls are chosen on the basis of grooming, grades and personality. Diane Beach and Karen Tarleton. MAJORETTES: Front Row: Karen Hamilton, Nedra Sheatz, Barbara Schell, Charlotte Way, Judy Venturella, Ruth Ann Fink. Row 2: Jill Levine, Diane Beach, Candy Renninger. Barbara Dudzic—Head Majorette, Karen Tarleton. Cheryl McLaughlin. Linda Bhame. 74 Chery McLaughlin and Linda Bhame. 75 Our head majorette then . and now. MYSTERY PLAY An Oil City audience spent an evening of thrills and shocks, February 12, when sophomores, juniors, and seniors joined forces to present the all-school mystery play, Widow’s Walk. Directed by Warren Anna, with Sue Baugher as student director, the play featured a cast of mysterious characters. Memorable performances were given by Jill Levine as a sharp, crusty old lady, Gary Lake as the snoopy young writer trying to get a story from the events on Widow’s Walk, Debbie Holt as his girlfriend, and — at last it can be revealed — Dick Houtz as the Phantom Fisherman. Vic Bowser’s creative set design and Gary Jones’ realistic sound effects made a large contribution to the mood of the play. No play is successful without behind-the-scenes help. Bryan Levine was in charge of lighting, Gary Jones operated the sound effects, Donna Wynkoop and Susan Hewey acted as prompters, and Chris Roess and Beverly Whitehill were in charge of props. Gary Lake demands an explanation from Jill Levine as Melissa Mohr watches in silence. Front How: Jill Levine, Bill Kay, Gary Lake, Debbie Holt. Back How: Jane Skinner, Elaine Mullins, Dick Houtz, Ted Coldberg, 76 Melissa Mobr, Jack Baker. Vic Bowser, set director, demonstrates his home-made grist wheel to Doc and Sue. 77 Jane Skinner and Dick Houtz rehearse a scene for the mystery play. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Take Her, She’s Mine transported its audience from a West Coast living room to a girls’ dorm in the East to the Sleeping Pill, a beatnik coffeehouse. This year’s senior class play was unique in that it had fourteen different settings. It followed Mollie Michaelson, portrayed by Elaine Mullins, through her first two years of college and all her crazy phases. The most humorous element of the play was a reaction of Mollies father, played by Lee Strickland, to the changes in his daughter over the months when she is at school. A full house turned out to see the twenty members of the cast in this November play. SENIOR CLASS PLAY — Front Row: Jane Skinner, Elaine Mullins, Lee Strickland, Jackie Weese, Susan Hewey, Donna Wynkoop, Maria Mora. Row 2: Bill Muldoon, Dick Houtz, Bruce Rodgers, Jerry Ward, Gary Jones, Howard Burr, Jim Freeman, Chris Strohm, Nora Michaels, Charles Petre, Bill McClintic, Chuck Lewis. Jeny Britton, Susan Brodman, student director, Gary Jones, Bill McClintic, Vic Bowser, Tim Wade, Ellwood Ewing. 78 Director Doc Anna regards backdrop for the Sleeping Pill. At the airport - Father gives daughter some words of advice. 79 “GOOD NEWS CAST — Front Row: Carol Heckathome, Sheri Young, Karen Tarleton, Barb Dudzic, Sue Baugher, Kim Berne-berg, June Woods, Margie Friedman, Bonnie Dinger, Charlotte Way, Sue Hunt, Chris Roess. Row 2: Joe Levi, Dick Maxwell, Jay Kaufman, Bruce Rodgers, Jane Skinner, John Downing, Carol Lowry, Tim Tarr, Rosanna Mills, Dave Kennedy, Nora Michaels, Chris Strohm, Cuyanne Johnson, Tim Sanford, Pete Petre, Rod Osterman, Wally Witmer, Steve Michaels. Row 3: Gary Webster, Gerry Ward, Barb Young, Barb Rosinski, Mary Kay Marshall, Diane Carnahan, Linda Huff, Linda Graham, Virginia Huff, Jane Koener, Karen McMillin, Jean Nellis, Kathy Copley, Nancy Walters, Susan Hovis, Carol Spence, Karen Hamilton, Karen Henderson, Linda Bittenbender, Barb Schell, Pam Petre, Judy Venturella, Ruthann Fink. Row 4: Dick Titus, Gary Toy, Cathy Motter, Vicki DANCING CHORUSES — Front Row: June Woods, Susan Hunt, Charlotte Way, Margie Friedman, Bonnie Dinger, Chris Roess. Row 2: Carol Heckathome, Sheri Young, Karen Tarleton, Barb Dudzic, Sue Baugher, Kim Bemeburg. 80 Cox, Sandy Gierlach, Joyce Butryn, Sandy Williams, Susan Hewey, Barb Thorpe, Joyce Carter, Julie Spangler, Mary Czajka, Mary Mitcham. Row 5: Jerry Britton, Bryan Levine, Linda Bhame, Elaine Mullins, Joe Wiltanger, Chris Couch, Donna Wynkoop, Diane Beach, Linda Burchfield. Row 6: Ralph Kuhls, Jack Baker, Michael Wolozyn, Dick Hipwell, Pat Malys, Howdie Goebel, Ed Stanley, Bill Muldoon, Terry Ray, Doug Boring, Chuck Harvey, Mike Sabousky, Paul Safiade, Bruce Barr. MUSICAL March 25 and 26 meant “Good News” for O.C.H.S. A large cast featuring Carol Lowry, Tim Tarr, Rosanna Mills, Nora Michaels, and Dave Kennedy swung through all of the show’s great songs with style and brilliance. It will be a long time before we forget Tom and Connie singing “Lucky in Love” or Babe’s and Bobby’s “In the Meantime” or the dancers doing “Varsity Drag.” The combined efforts of the entire music department, the set designers, and the stage force, under the inspiring direction of Mr. Runzo and Mr. Puleo, made Good News” one of the finest productions in years. In the locker room. “Lucky in Love” 81 ATHLETICS 82 “A time to get, and a time to lose . . . 84 85 FOOTBALL The 1964 football season was the best O.C.H.S. has seen for many years. The “blue and white”, under the direction of head coach, Mr. Hildebrand, and assistant coaches Mr. Flath, Mr. Lynch, Mr. Porter, Mr. Urban, and Mr. Russell, soared to a seven win, one loss season and the section two championship. “Joltin” Jim Shaughnessy, who was honored by being chosen to the United Press International and Associated Press “All State teams, gave a tremendous psychological boost to the players. The victorious Oilers had additional assets in Terry Rays passing arm and smooth ball handling, as well as the hard running of John Downing and Dave Straub. The defense sparked by lettermen Dave Kennedy, Jerry Ward, and Denny Shaw along with the strong offense proved too much for our league foes. FOOTBALL SQUAD - Front Row: Gary Toy, Denny Shaw, Scott Sibson, Dave Straub, Dick Houtz, Terry Ray, Chuck Harvey, Dick Maxwell, Dan Brown, Bill Slater. Row 2: Tim Clifford, Lee Watkins, Brad Williams, Bruce Barr, Jim Shaughnessy, Ron Tarr, Bill Wright, Bob Moore, Jerry Ward, Bryan Levine. Row 3: Mr. Lynch, Bob Morris, Randy Man-ley, Dave Kennedy, John Downing, Dick Titus, Jim Deeter, Cary Webster, Tim Morrison, Tim Tarr, Mike Boyles. Row 4: Mr. Flath, Nick Collins, Joe Wiltanger, Doug Webber, Wayne Winger, Denny O’Brien, Joe Venturclla, Tim Hildebrand, 86 FOOTBALL SCORES Oil City Opponent 45 Titusville 12 33 Corry 20 7 Grove City 13 39 Warren 20 19 Greenville 12 13 Meadville 7 26 Franklin 0 26 Hickory Won 7 Lost 1 19 VARSITY LETTERMEN — Dan Brown, John Downing, Chuck Harvpy, Dick Houtr. Dave Kennedy. Bryan Levine, Dick Maxwell, Robert Moore, Bob Morm. Terry Ray, Fred Renninger, Jim Shaughnessy, Denny Shaw, Scott Sibson, Bill Slater. Dave Straub, Ron Tarr. Dick Titus, Gary Toy. Jerry Ward, Gary Webster, Brad Williams, Bill Wright, and manager Rick Sayers. Jud Luasiak, Dave Jarzab, Bob Scott. Row 5: Randy Strickenberger, Mike Lukasiak, George McBride, Dan King, Jerry Cochran, Rick Downing, Bill Kaufman, Dean Henderson, Bill Deets, Jim Bolton, Tom Pearson. Row 6: Mr. Russell, Gary Miller, Dave Cramer, Clayton Homer, Lee Kimes, Tom Goodman, Jo Perry, Tom Wilkinson, Mr. Porter, Mr. Urban, Mr. Hildebrand. Jim Shaughnessy on his way to breaking the high school individual scoring record. Franklin's tackle fails as Terry Ray drives through for a touchdown. 87 BASKETBALL The Oiler Cagers were again coached by Dick Russell and Bob Lynch. After starting the season slowly, the Oilers picked up momentum, dribbling and shooting their way to the second place spot in Section Two Competition. Graduating seniors, John Downing, Terry Ray, Earl Stoltenberg, and Bill Wright, did a tremendous job in their last year’s effort, while Ron McCoid and Gary Leicht will see action again next year. The performance of the Junior Varsity team this year, producing the best record in the history of O.C.H.S., indicates that the future Oiler team may surpass many other records. VARSITY LETTERS! ES—B W Wright, John Downing, Earl Stoltenberg, Terry Ray, Cary Leicht, and Ron McCoid. J. V. LETTERS!EN—Dan Fry, Mike Rose, Ron Tarr, Bob Hall, Ted Robison, Dave Cramer, Clen Cunningham, Burt Rosen, Jim Shook, Mike Malys, Dave Jarzab, Joe McDougall, Ceorge Beighley, Pat Bemis, and Jim Baker. Sink it, Bill, sink it! VARSIT)’ BASKETBALL TEAM — Norman Dinberg, Mgr., Ted Ceorge Beighley, Terry Ray, Carry Leicht, Jim Baker, John Robison, Pat Bemis, Bill Wright, Ron McCoid, Earl Stoltenberg, Downing, Jim Best, Mgr. 88 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - Kneeling: Mr. Lynch, Jim Fink, Mgr. Standing: Jim Shook, Dave Jarzab, Bob Hall, Mike Malys, Craig Morton, Mike Rose, Dan Fry, Pete Peterson, Ron Tarr, Burt Rosen, Joe McDougall, Dave Cramer. BASKETBALL SCORES Varsity J.v. O.C. Opp. O.C. Opp. 35-72 Rocky Grove 56-55 51 - 82 McDowell 38-39 51-56 Grove City 33-24 69-58 Cranberry 49 - 31 79-84 Erie Tech 50-39 57-62 Hickory 61-34 84-67 Erie Tech 44 - 41 64-65 McDowell 56-46 66-57 Franklin 53-36 69-81 Eric East 46 - 41 48-56 Warren 41 - 47 72 - 69 Strong-Vincent 62-56 57 - 61 Meadville 75 - 51 59-54 Titusville 57 - 31 61 - 47 Corry 71-35 86-60 Franklin 55-43 62-53 Warren 54-41 61-80 Meadville 44-35 46 - 48 Corry 45 - 39 59 - 43 Titusville 73 - 31 68-67 Rocky Grove 62 - 48 74 - 51 Cranberry 53-29 Won 10 Lost 12 Won 20 Lost 2 Another thumbs up for Jerry Ward. WRESTLING The wrestling team, under head coach Mr. Flath and assistant coach Mr. Stuchell, had a successful season of nine-two. In the league, the team had a record of five-zero, thus winning the league championship. Although no individual first-place honors were won at the section tournament in Meadville, team work carried the Oilers through to the championship. Runner-ups in the tournament were Terry Wood, John Hogue, Jim Hutchinson, Jim Shaughnessy, and Dick Titus. Two points—Harklcss Reviving Hutch” for the overtime. WRESTLING TEAM - Front Row: Chuck Harvey. Rob Rayner, Jim Shaughncssy, Lee Strickland, Denny Harkless, Dick Best, Terry Wood, Jim Deeter, Herb Davis. Row 2: Walter Campman, John Hogue, Lanny Hildebrand, Denny Shaw, Brad Williams, Jim Hutchinson, Gerry Ward, Dick Titus, Fred Reninger, Joe Perry. Row 3: Jim Szafran, Jack Baker, Lee Watkins, Louie Pleger, Jim Rodgers, Bob Morris, Bruce Barr, Dan Bruner, Tim Fry, Dave Delo, Bill Huff, Terry Caldwell, Dave Harvey, Mr. Stuchell. Row 4: Mr. Flath, Dave Roddy, Clayton Homer, Jim Wright, Jim Cegogeine, Bill Struthers, Nick Collins, Tom Master, Joe Wiltanger, Tom Udick, Jim Bolton, Mark Hale, Ken Young. Lee Strickland puts the figure four on his opponent. Hutch” goes for the pin. o.c. WRESTLING SCORES Opp 36 Titusville 11 14 Clearfield 26 42 Franklin 10 31 Brookville 12 22 Warren 20 33 Hickory 9 32 Titusville 14 30 Corry 11 13 Greenville 29 37 Grove City 10 25 Meadville 17 9 wins 2 losses League Champions Section IV Tournament Champions First Place Oiler Club Christmas Tournament LETTERMEN - Terry Wood, Dick Best. John Hogue, Denny Harkless, Lee Strickland, Chuck Harvey, Brad Williams, Jim Deeter. Jim Hutchinson, Jim Shaughnessy, Gerry Ward, Dick Titus, Denny Shaw, Robert Raynor. Manager - Jim Szafran. 91 — TRACK AND CROSS COUNTRY Last year’s track team finished second in Section II and third in District competition. Their record of seven wins and no losses included victories over Titusville, Rocky Grove, Warren, Franklin, Meadville, Corry, and Youngsville. Six boys, Doug Boring, Jim Shaughnessy, Conrad Conrad, Bob McFate, LaVeme Harvey, and Dave Pearson were district winners who went to the State track meet. Returning lettermen are: Cary Kulling, Doug Boring, Dave Hotchkiss, Jim Shaughnessy, Dick Titus, Chuck Harvey, and Bill Hazlett. TRACK TEAM — Front Row: Dan Hynes, Ron Young, Bruce Barr, Chuck Harvey, Doug Boring, Jim Shaughnessy, Cary Kulling, Dick Titus, Chuck Douglas, Teiry Ray. Row 2: Dennis Caddess, Steve Udick, Bill Hazlett. Dan Brown, Ron Tarr, Ron Rolka, Denny Shaw, Fred Reninger, Bill Slater, Jim Fry. Row 3: Bill McClintic, Harry Tarr, Gerald Britton, Gary Parsons, Joe Venturella, Nick Collins, Gary Fry, John Weaver, Dennis Uhlott, Gary Lake. Row 4: Jon Slater, Jim Barker, Sam Olmes, Dave Miller, Tom Szafran, Chuck Mottcr, Bob Findlay, Jim Thurau, Jim Freeman, Wally Witmer. Row 5: Bob Young, Bill Huff, Ned Goucher, Jim Reed, Ivan Ruth, Jim Campbell, Randy Parsons, John Rogers, Tom Sympruch, Stanley Wise. Row 6: Vic Bowser, Larry Shontz, Jim Gegogeine, Larry Diamond, Doug Webber, Jack Gold, Tom Pearson, Dean Henderson, Mike Watson, Tom Udick. 92 “Hose shoots 5’8”. TRACK LETTERMEN — Jim Shaughnessy, LaVeme Harvey, Cary Kulling, Conrad Conrad, Dave Pearson, Dick Curran, Chuck Harvey, Dave Hotchkiss, Bill Wilkinson, Doug Boring, Ed Downing, Buzz l ickhart, Boh McFate, Tex Pfendler, Bill Hazlett, Joe Kozacz-ki, Dick Titus, and Vic Bowser. Manager. TRACK Oil City Opponent 70X Titusville 56X 98 Rocky Grove 21 70 Warren 57 84X Franklin 42X 70 MeadviDe 51 72X Corry 54X 103X Youngsville 23X 7 wins O losses Youngsville Invitational 2nd Section II 2nd District 10 3rd TRACK COACHES-Front Row: Mr. Urban, Mr. Aslans. Row 2: Mr. Enos, Mr. Applequist. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM - Front Row. Blair Rora-baugh, Larry Peterson, Dan Hynes, Jim Thurau. Row 2: Tom Szafran, Dennis Caddess, Jim Fry, Chuck Douglas. Row 3: Rusty Olmes, Dave Miller, Sam Olmes. CROSS CROSS COUNTRY COUNTRY LETTERMEN - Oil City Home—Away Win—Lose Opponent Frank R o r a- 31 H Meadville L 24 b a u g h, Charles 37 A Meadville L 18 Douglas, Jim Fry, 22 A Harbor Creek W 33 Larry Peterson, 35 H Warren L 20 Sam Olmes. and 25 H Lines ville W 30 Dave Miller. 36 A Union City L 19 26 A Harbor Creek W 29 34 A Mercer L 21 25 A 4 wins Linesville W 5 losses 30 93 TENNIS The 1964 tennis team completed the season with an 8-0 record. This winning season extended the consecutive victories to 29. Dick Fry successfully defended his District 10 singles title by winning for the second year in a row. Coach Cordon “Crunk” Porter had high hopes for the 1965 season. His returning lettermen are Ted Robison, Dan Fry, and Tom Bukolt. TENNIS SCORES Oil City Opponent 3 Butler 2 7 Butler 0 5 Meadville 2 6 Titusville 1 7 Titusville 0 5 Erie Strong-Vincent 2 3 New Castle 2 7 Clarion 0 TEN SIS TEAM — Front Row: Tom Wilkinson, manager, Ed Dinger, Dave Jarzab, Tom Wiltanger, Bob Rogers, Howdy Goebel. Row 2: Mr. Porter, coach, Ted Robison, Tom Bukolt, Dan Fry, Lee James. Rick Hepler. manager. Nice get, Tom! Ted Robison slams another serve. 94 LETTERMEN — John Flyn, Dick Fry, Terry Meddock, Tim Woods, Tom Bukolt. Dan Fry. Terry Ray, Ted Robison, Bill Wright. The recently formed golf team had a quite successful season last year. The highlight of the year was Bruce Rosen’s victory as Section Two medalist. Returning letter-men are Joe Levi and David Kennedy. The team, coached by Blair Hildebrand, practices on the Wanango Country Club’s green. GOLF GOLF TEAM — Front Row: Larry Mertz, Trip Levi, Chuck PetTe, Mr. Hildebrand, coach. Row 2: Lanny Hildebrand, Jerry Ward, Tim Sanford, Cig Leicht. Row 3: Mike Ritchie, John Bolton, Burt Rosen, Chris Strohm. Row 4: Mr. Etzel, coach, Dick Houtz, Steve Michaels, Mike Rose. GOLF - BOX SCORES SPRING - 1964 Oil City Opponent 12X Titusville 2% 5X Corry 9X 3 Meadville 9 2X Warren (rained out) 2X 12 Franklin 3 Won 2 Lost 2 Tied 1 FALL - 1964 Oil City Opponent 8 Franklin 7 9X Warren 5X 7X Titusville 7X IX Meadville 13X 7X Corry 7X Won 2 Lost 1 Tied 2 Unplayable lies are no problem with a hand-mashy. Could be tense. Gig. 95 LETTERMEN — Bruce Rosen, Burt Rosen, Dave Kennedy, and Joe Levi. CHEERLEADERS Part of our fine school spirit is due to the efforts of our cheerleaders. Try-outs are held annually, and twelve girls are chosen on the basis of ability, grades, and personality. The girls are later divided into a Varsity and Junior Varsity squad, according to skill. To be allowed to cheer, the girls must maintain a good academic standing. Besides leading cheers at pep meetings and games, the girls make up new cheers and make signs for the lunch hall and auditorium in hope of getting even more students out to the games. Kim BcrneburR, Chris Couch. Debbie Holt, Sue Pfendcr, Linda Burchfield, Guyanne Johnson. Marge Friedman, Terry Brink. 96 Barb Thorpe, Carol Heckathome. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Front Row: Carol Heck-athome, Barbara Young, Kathleen Wilkinson. Row 2: Kim Bemeburg, Christine Couch, Barbara Thorpe. 97 UNDERCLAS k 98 MEN 99 JUNIORS In the fall the juniors took the task of selling football season tickets. At the sale’s conclusion, it was noted that more season passes were sold this year than in any other year in the schools history. Another activity of the Junior Class was a magazine sale in February. As always, it generated keen competition among the junior home rooms to see who would sell the most subscriptions. In the spring these future seniors paid tribute to this year’s graduation class by planning and making all the decorations for the Senior Prom. All these projects were accomplished under the leadership of Mr. Lafferty, class advisor, and the class officers: Chuck Harvey, president; Mary Kay Marshall, vice-president; Diane Carnahan, secretary; and Dan Bruner, treasurer. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front Row: Mary Kay Marshall, vice-president; Mr. Lafferty, advisor. Back Row: Charles Harvey, president; Diane Carnahan, secretary; Daniel Bruner, treasurer. Richard Adams Cloria Aikens Benjamin Allebach Gregory Ames Linda Amsden Thomas Anderson Mary Ann Andrews Alice Armstrong Rita Asel Patricia Baer James Baker George Beighley Rose Marie Bellows Pat Bemis Carolyn Bennett James Best Richard Best Carol Bianchi Linda Bittenbender Glenn Black Terry Brink James Brosius Daniel Brown David Bruce 100 Peggy Yarger takes the wheel of the driver Students satisfy their sweet tooth at the candy counter, training car. Daniel Bruner William Bryan Thomas Bukolt Elaine Burnett Linda Bussard Joyce Butryn Thomas Caldwell Joseph Cangemi Nancy Carll Diane Carnahan Sharon Chelton Donna Clifford Pamela Cochran Gregory' Collins James Collins Kathryn Copley Mary Copley Minnette Cox George Craft Robert Craft Richard L. Cropp Kenneth Cubbon Kathleen Curran Ann Czajka Sue Dabrowski Rebecca Daugherty Herb Davis Sally Day James Deeter Norman Dinberg 101 JUNIORS Bonnie Dinger Edward Dinger Edward Dobash Rosemary Dodds Judith Dolby Kay Doyle Cheryl Dumey Mary Fedorek John Ferguson Robert Findlay Ruthann Fink Edward Flowers Glenn Fox Brad Francisco Marge Friedman Tim Fry Linda Carmong Jacqueline Gegogeinc Sandra Cierlach Tony Ginnery John Gloss Frank Goodman Christina Coral Linda Graham 102 Kathryn Groner Karen Hamilton John Hanna Linda Hart Charles Harvey William Hazlett William Healy Frank Heber Patricia Hedegure Karen Henderson Thomas Henderson Rick Hepler Joseph Herman Lance Hildebrand Joyce Hill Susan Hofmeister Susan Hovis Kathleen Huey Jerry Huey Karen Huff Linda Huff Virginia Huff William Huff Daniel Hughes 103 JUNIORS The line forms to the right for Coke and cookies at the Harvest Ball. Richard Hulsizer Susan Hunt Linda Hurst Lee James John Kalamajka Rhoda Kaster Joan Kerr Karen Kinch James Klapec Jane Koener John Krcnsavage Ralph Kuhls Joseph Kulinski Audrey Kurschinske Sherrill Larson Marie Lehnortt Carry Leicht Joseph Levi Deena Levine Jill Levine Sandra Levine Linda Lewis Kenneth Linch Diane London Katherine Lord Karen Luton Pat Malys Lynn Mam mot Randy Manley Mary Kay Marshall 04 Robert Martin Donna Mathews Patricia McCarthy John McCauley Ronald CcCoid Judith McFetridge Wallace McKissick Karen McMillin Leroy Meehan Sarah Meehan Blanchard Miller Cary Miller Pamela Mong Patricia Mong Chervle Montana Harold Montgomery Robert Montgomery William Morgan Robert Morris Karen Morrison Tim Morrison Sherry Myers Jean Neiles Judv Olmes Rod Osterman Martha Pacior Carol Palmer Linda Perry Pamela Petre Yea-a-a, Oilers! Fight' JUNIORS Sharon Philips Louis Pleger William Poulter Robert Proper Cheryle Rav Mark Reagle Paula Reed Fred Reninger Sherill Reninger Beverly Roberts Theodore Robison James Rodgers Christine Roess Larry Rogers Blair Rorabaugh Burt Rosen Barbara Rosinski James Ross Emma Rossey Sheila Rudisille Linda Russell Rodney Russell Paul Sallade John Scannell Thomas Schefehunas Barbara Schell Donald Schneider Gloria Schwab Dixie Shannon Daryl Shaughnessy Touchdown! Nedra Shcatz Dale Shook Charles Shrcffler Elaine Shreve Margaret Smith Robert Smith Richard Socha Julie Spangler Sandra L. Stanton Sandra S. Stanton Judith Stevens Maurean Stiglitz James Stralka David Straub James Strickland Dick Titus Cary Toy Debra Uhlott Laura Van Wormer Cary Vender Judith Venturella LarTy Vogan Tony Vogan Tim Wade 107 JUNIORS William Walenia Nancy Walters Susan W'atkins Patsy Watson Charlotte Way Ceorgianna Welms Priscilla Whitehill Charles Whitman Judith Williams Kathleen Williams Ted Williamson Philip Wilson Michael Winger Villiam Wingert Barbara Wise Eileen Wise Harvey Wise Helen Wise Vicki Wolbert Timothy Wood June Woods Ronald W’urster Margaret Yargar William Yashinski 108 MDoc Anna and his student teacher, Mr. Stewart, discuss a diagram in biology. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 204 - Front Row: Richard Byham, Jay Babcock, Samuel Armagost, Sandra Drelick, Jane Cropp, Nancy Cubbon, Kathleen Cunningham, Deborah Car-baugh, Lester Allebach, Michael Bovles. Row 2: Walter Campman, Wayne Balas, Dennis Clark, Linda Baum, Grace Carbaugh, Susan DeLucia, Barbara Carson, Cheryl Anthony, Jayne Arkwright, Sharon Anderson, Linda Brown. Row 3: Brenda Craft. Bonnie Bromley, Charles Boyer, Josephine Czajka, Jack Baker, Karen Anderson, Linda Burkhardt, Janice Botts, Beatrice Clark, Ursula Crawford, Mr. Pierce. Row 4: June Boyles, Donald Beichner, William Clifford, Harry Car-son, Harry Barger, Phyllis Cubbison. Kathleen Bender, Christine Breene, Sally Baugher, Bruce Barr, Dennis Cochran. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 412— Front Row: Gloria Gardner, Gayle Hollabaugh, Sherry Hechathome, Cindi Hoover, Susan Holden, Maxine Wojtowicz. Beverly Gardiner, Debbie Holt, Judy Fink, Jean Gillen, Helen Hinman, James Conway. Row 2: Thomas Driscoll, Gene Winger, Sally Hickman. Mary Echenoz, Beverly Goodemote, Joyce Fox, Marsha Gunnarson, Kris Giles, Linda Freeman, Peggy Fedorek, Felicia Emanuele, Carol Hazlett, Miss Pifer. Row 3: Julie Gibson, Ronald Forbes, David Cramer, David Donohey. Mark Hale, James Fink, Thomas Donze, David Dunkle, Robert Gureczny, Janies Gegogeine, James Gloss, Ronald Dchner, Brenda Hip well. Row 4: Mary Ginnery, Nancy Heckathorne, Joseph Wiltanger, Glen Cunningham, Larry Davis, Michael Dunn, Thomas Dawson, Gary Wood, Theodore Goldburg, Daniel Fry, Eugene Williams, Barbara Heasley, Linda Hipwell. 109 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 422 - Front Row: Janet Mackintosh, Lavonne Lingo, Kay Huff, Sandra Kugler, Sally Kerr, Diana McKissick, Lea McIntyre, Susan Homer, Sara Kessler, Cuyanne Johnson, Michael Wolozyn, Norman Kean. Row 2: James Wright, Suzanne Jones, Gloria Lytle, Linda Keely, Karen McClellan, Larry Homer, Terry Kline, Ronald Hanlon, Joseph McDougal, John Hogue, Carol Hulsizer, Susan Kerr, Mr. Urban. Row 3: David Lavery, Eugene McCauley, Larry Westlake, William Marsh, David Jarzab, Thomas Master, Margaret Kiskaddon, Karen Koziara, Lucretia Kulinski, Ruth Longstreth, Candace Kaster, Linda Lund, Ronald Young. Row 4: Daniel Hynes, Sandra Marsh, Sandra McMurdy, Christine Keefer, Beth Marshall, Dennis Heckathom, Robert Hall, Michael Malys, Richard Martyna, William Kay, David Irwin, John Kreidler, Noel Kugler. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 423 — Front Row: Nancy Ryan, Linda Potter, Patricia Oleszek, Joyce Muldoon, Marilyn Russell, Lynda Noble, Renee Rembold, Christina Sabin, Vicki Proper, Bonnie Rider, Lana Pastorius, Shirley Price. Row 2: Mary Wurster, Catherine Yeatter, Linda Wygant, Cheryl Yamell, Melinda Martin, Rosanna Mills, Peggy O’Neil, Frances Poulter, Susan Pfendler, Deborah Ross, Cary Miller, Thomas Nester, Mrs. Truby. Row 3: Larry Myers, Roberta Nalepa, Judith Nelson, Dawn Rankin, Barbara Rice, Marcia Reed, Clenna Plowman, Stephen Schiffer, Michael Muldoon, Edwin Nunn, Randy Parson, Steven Renninger, Timothy Sanford. Row 4: Robert Rode, Kenneth Young, Michael Rose, Lawrence Peterson, Michael Michaelson, John Pressler, Daniel Moon, Craig Morton, John Rogers, Larry Say, Larry Persing. 110 SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 424 — Front Roil: Sharon Wynkoop, Kathy Slater, Deborah Woods, Judith Shaw, Deborah Welms, Martha Thompson, Elaine Ziemba, Linda Shannon, Judith Wilson, Margaret Wolcott, Susan Swartzfager, Kathy Stack. Row 2: Mary Tingley. Diane Siegall, Barbara Snyder, Carol Watson, Konna Sinrekar, Cindy Whaley, Mary Watkins, Kathleen Wilkinson, Lenora Schwabenbauer, Dorothy Serafin, Rose Schneider, Beth Sarver, Mr. Webster. Row 3: Joyce Shirey, Gwen Stover, Rose Stover, Larry Tenney, William Van Wormer, Thomas Szafran, John Snyder, James Shook, John Szabat, Robert Sterner, Dennis Schwartz, Donald Walentoski. Rote 4: Robert Scott, Larry Shontz, Ken Taylor, Richard Weese, Richard Slagle, Ronald Tarr, Bob Warring, Tom Szympruch, Dennis Uhlott, Lee Watkins, John Weaver, Marry Stoltenburg. SOPHOMORE IN HOME ROOMS 1, 6, and 105 — Front Row: Richard Plowman, Gary Miller, Thomas Meehan, John McClintock, Donald McClelland, Arthur Sumoske, Raymond Shreffler, Stephen Roseberry, Ronald Walentoski, Mr. Banyas. Row 2: William Wise, Robert Porter, Robert Edwards, David Schwab, Michael Watson, James Bucholz, Gary Wright, David Plyler, Robert Boyer, Charles Myers, Donald Deeter, Mr. Scierka. Rote 3: Dennis Umstead, Paul Foster, William Gatesman, John Goodwill, Edward Baker, Thomas Roseberry, David Delo, Vernon Dolby, Murray Helfrich, Daniel Haylett, Mr. Matha. Row 4: Ronald Homburg, Thomas Weaver, Larry Dent, Ronald Barr, Keith Huff, Thomas Strawbridge, Donald Barr, Harry Tarr. Ill FRESHMEN NORTH SIDE FRESHMEN HOME ROOM 112 — Front Roil: Larry Drelick, John Dudzic, Larry Diamond, Paul Crawford, Barbara Dudash, Becky Sue Dehner, Darlene Burchfield, Rita Emanuele, Carolyn Dinger, Mary Conway, Kathy Borland, Cindy Brown. Row 2: Arnold Arthur. Sam Britt, Robert Flowers, Dan Bennett, Terry Caldwell, Cheryl DeWitt, Donna Dudash, Shirley Anderson, Frances Brown, Kathy Beebe, Sandra Boyd, Mrs. Lewis. Row 3: C.ary Atkinson, Dale Ellen Betts, Darlene Alsbaugh, Dan Douglass, Walter Flowers, James Bolton, Jerry Cochran, Richard Copley, Cary Douglas, James Campbell, Nicholas Collins. Row 4: James Barker, Debi Ehrhart, Debbie Boring, Virginia Cubbison, Bill Baker, James Borland, Mark Anderton, Terry Barr. SOUTH SIDE FRESHMEN HOME ROOM 30A — Front Row: Pat Charest, Jude Lukasiak, Jane Craig, Nancy Crawford, Susan Stack, Kevin Culbertson, Robert Benton, Thomas Clark. James Caldwell, William Farley. Row 2: Robert Clark, Carol Allio, Marlene Fink, Virginia Cornelius, Mary Haney. Marilyn Hanna, Susan Dunn, Jane Current, Ruth Bhame, William Deets, Dan Beichner. Row 3: Thomas Fry, Ed Fisher, William Boyer, Bernice Campbell, Gloria Brzuz, Sandra Driscoll, Christine Bennett, Linda Barber, David Anderson, John Bell. 112 SOUTH SIDE FRESHMEN HOME ROOM 28 - Front Row: Richard Charing, Arnold Jones, Kenneth Hoover, Nancy Chelton, Debbie Kellogg. William Herron, Jack Cold. Tim Goodman, William Kaufman, Linda Heath. Row 2: Jack Goodrich, Ronald McLaughlin, Thomas Jalosky, Diana Hosack, Debbie Hiles, Peggy Jones, Kathy Kulling, Kathy Hynes, Nancy Kelley, Judy Kinch. Row 3: Barbara Kaufman, Cheryl Lewis, Thomas Goodman, William Home, Steven Jones, James Groner, Robert Giles, Sandra Harris, Sue Knupp, Elvira Kelley. NORTH SIDE FRESHMEN HOME ROOM 113-Front Row: Jim Gonzalez, Mary Lee Lasiewicz, Colleen Kugler. Martha Kiskaddon, Mary Kresinski, Connie Kope, Lola Garvey, Darlene Gegogeine, Barbara Kellner, Janice Jasiota, Cary Fry, Thomas Gegogeine. Row 2: Juan Gonzales, Dennis Homer. Kay Irwin, Frank Henderson, Daniel Fomal, Stanley Crzasko, Michael Hartle, Karen Fedorek, Anna Fox, Carol Klugh, Mary Kaness, Nancy Gayetty, Mr. Lynch. Row 3: Loren Holquist, Claton Homer, David Kulling, Daniel King, James Hcber, Darrell Fox, Candace Guth, Christine Friedhaber, Janice Graham, Sharon Coodemote, Yvonne Healy. Row 4: John Crieff, Loren Hart, Clarence Kluck, Raymond Hovis, Dean Henderson, Lee Kimes, Raymund Kluck, Timothy Hildebrand. 113 FRESHMEN NORTH SIDE FRESHMEN HOME ROOM 122 - Front Row: Dennis O'Brien, Charles Oakes, James Moon. Dennis Pederson. Carl O'Neil. Pennie Proper, Madge McDonough, Susan Morris, Douglas McFadden, Deborah Patterson, Elizabeth Rorahaugh. Row 2: Daniel McDougal, Gary Parson, Joe Perry, Myrtle Luttrel, Roylene Pelt, Joyce Masquelier, Martha Polm, Terry McIntyre, Curtis Luton, Jackie Notorianni, Patricia Mul-doon, Mr. Watson. Row 3: Linda Priester. Karen McCauley, Leatrice Osterman, Nancy Peterson, Sharon Richey, Victoria Rodgers, Nancy Miller, Ruth Rosenberg, William McFate, James Oakes, Jeffrey Lucas. Row 4: Robert Martin, Dale Moore, Roy Luna, George McBride, Donald Pertz, Diane Lingo, Charles Motter, Margaret Pastorius, Raymond Rankin. SOUTH SIDE FRESHMEN HOME ROOM 24 — Front Row: Margie Bradybaugh, Bonnie Maybray, Margaret Faunce, Sarah Roos, Marilyn Sallade, Paul Shingledecker, Roger Martin, Michael Lukasiak, Sam Olmes, Thomas Pearson, Robert McCreary. Row 2: Nancy Norris. Rebecca Saner, Sarah Ross, Karen Sampsell, Robert Martin. Robert Olen, Michael Platt, Robert Lowers, Melanie McGraw, Pat Rossey, Donald Olmes. Row 3: Martha Maxwell, David Miller, Lorelie Miller, Marilyn McGinnis, Carol Miller, Steve Reed, Darlene O'Neil, Kathy Parlsse, John Stralko, Barry Mitchell. 114 SOUTH SIDE FRESHMEN HOME ROOM 34 - Front Row: Thomas Strothers, Charles Scannell, Judy Wright, Diane Sversko, Carol Voit, Linda Stack. Robert Rogers, Regina Prestipino, Dean Spence, Dennis Rex. Row 2: Ted Rudolph, Cynthia Speer, Larry Winger, Michael Whaley, Robert Yamell, Thomas Rudolph, Harold Wurster, Jack Smith, Sandra Schubert, Rose Whitling, Cynthia Serafin. Rou: 3: Juanita W ilkinson, Virginia Shirey, Kay Smith. William Whitehill, Richard Whitten, Robert Weaver, Roger Runninger, Elaine Umstead, Margaret Schwab, Kathy Thompson, Mary Say. NORTH SIDE FRESHMEN HOME ROOM 123 - Front Row: Joseph Venturella. Paula Williams, Bonnie Whalen. Deborah White. Thomas Wilkinson, Thomas Udick, Christine Weaver, Kathleen Wingard, Diana Womor, Alane Williams, Karen Smith, Robert Young. Row 2: Vickie Smith. Joyce Ward, Sharon Stiglitz, Frances Shaughnessy, Barbara Schnim, Vemic Wise. David Wenner. Thomas Wilkinson, Howard Slater, John Slater, Nancy Walentosky, Mrs. Wilsted. Row 3: Susan Rudisillc, Karen Shreffler, Kathleen Say, Terrs’ Russell, Ivan Ruth, Randall Stricken-berger, Terry Rodgers, James Reed, Robert Ricketts, Phyllis Scott, Lawrence Shafer. Row 4: Douglas Webber, Randall Witmer, Stanley Wise, Chester Zimoski, Robert Strothers, Diane Ward, Tina Teeter, Wayne Winger. SENIORS 116 “A time to keep, and a time to cast away . . . 117 CLASS ADVISOR Jim Freeman attempts to sell Mrs. MeCash one of the many varieties of personalized Christmas cards. 118 CLASS OFFICERS Under the capable leadership of Charles Petre, president; Kim Berneburg, vice-president; Karen Tarleton, secretary; and Chris Strohm, treasurer; the senior class had an exceptional year. Mrs. McCash, our class advisor, worked endlessly on our projects, which included the magazine sale, the Prom, the Christmas card sale, and the Harvest Ball. She deserves great credit for her unselfish efforts. Front Row: Kim Bemeberg, vice-president; Mrs. McCash, advisor. Back Row: Charles Petre, president; Karen Tarleton, secretary; Christopher Strohm, treasurer. Campaign speeches are the final bid for votes in tin- contest for senior class officers. SENIORS THOMAS ANDERSON RICHARD ANDRES MICHAEL ANTHONY JOHN ATKINSON PAMELA BABCOCK STEPHEN BACNATO CARL BAKER KENDRIC BALL CHARLES BARNES SHARYN BARR 120 ALIDA BATES SUE BAUGHER DIANE BEACH LINDA BECHTEL LOIS BEERS WILLIAM BELL EDWARD BENNETT LAWRENCE BENSON TERRANCE BENSON KIM BERNEBURC 121 SENIORS LINDA BHAME DONNA BILTZ DENNIS BLAUSER JOHN BOLTON DOUGLAS BORING NANCY BOWLES VICTOR BOWSER JAMES BOYLE WAYNE BRITTON SUSAN BRODMAN CAROL A. BROWN CAROL L. BROWN 122 Mr. Kaufman congratulates the four students in the senior class who received letters of commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Board. From the left: Jay Kaufman, Sam Samuels, Susan Brodman, and Bruce Rodgers. DARLENE BROWN PETER BROWN RUBY BROWN WILLIAM BRUMBAUGH SANDRA BRYAN DANIEL BRZUZ BARBARA BUCHANAN HOWARD BURR 123 LINDA BURCHFIELD CHRISTY BURNEISEN SENIORS YVONNE BUTRYN JUDITH BUZZARD GARY BYHAM JOYCE CARTER KAREN CHRISTENSON ANN CIKO VIRGINIA CLARK CAROL CLIFFORD MICHAEL COPLEY 124 JAMES CRAWFORD ROBERT CURTIS RICHARD CROPP DELORES CUNNINGHAM MARY CZAJKA CLIFFORD DEETER DONNA DEETER 125 JANE DULZNESKI CHARLES DOUGLAS JOHN DOWNING 126 Maria, with some remembrances from home. WILLIAM DUNKLE ROBERT DUNKLE RICHARD EATON JAMES ECHENOZ BARBARA EDWARDS WILLUS EDWARDS JUDY EVANS ELLWOOD EWING 127 JOYCE FELMLEE DONALD FIKE JACK FIKE BRUCE FOX TONI FRENCH KAREN GAYETTY SENIORS JAMES FRY ROBERT CHARING PAUL FOX JAMES FREEMAN DENNIS GADDESS DONNA GARDINER JANICE GECOGEINE 128 JAMES C1LHOUSEN MARY JANE GLOSS HOWARD GOEBEL DENNIS HARKLESS JUDITH HARRIS THOMAS HARTLE 129 The day the Warren cheerleaders invaded our pep meeting. WILLIAM HAWKS LARRY HAYLETT THOMAS HECKATHORN MICHAEL HEWSTON JOSEPH HINMAN DAVID HIPWELL 130 SENIORS THOMAS HOLLINGSWORTH SHEILA HOOD CHERYL HOLLINGSWORTH KAREN HORN DAVID HOTCHKISS 131 KATHLEEN HUTCHISON PATRICIA HYDE REBEKAH JALOSKY TERRY JAMIESON PATRICIA JARZAB RICKARD JOHNSON CARY JONES KATHLEEN KAUFFMAN FRANK KAUFMAN JAY KAUFMAN 132 SENIORS DAVID KENNEDY LEE KIEFER JOSEPH KLINEHAMER JAMES KNUPP DAVID KITTNER KATHLEEN KREIDLER GARY KULLINC LINDA KUMINKOSKI TERRY KUNSELMAN 133 SENIORS GARY LAKE CHARLES LATCHAW DANIEL LEE KATHLEEN LENDRUM MICHELE LETA BRYAN LEVINE CHARLES LEWIS SANDRA LINDSAY 134 CHARLENE LOVELESS JUDITH LOWERS CAROL LOWRY VIRGINIA LOWRY SAMUEL LUKASIAK BONNIE MACK CAROLYN MARVIN LESLIE MARVIN 135 Young Citizens for Johnson try to kidnap donkey pinata. SENIORS david McClellan william McClintic Charles McClintock SUSAN McCRAY EDWARD McCREA SANDRA McKISSICK CHERYL McLAUCHLIN ROBERT McMILLEN LARRY MERTZ NORA MICHAELS 136 STEPHEN MICHAELSON JAYNE V1ILBRANDT MARY MITCHAM THOMAS MOHNKERN CHARLES MONTANA LINDA MIX JERRY MONTGOMERY 137 KAREN OAKES DUANE OSWALD CHARLES PETRE AUDREY PFENDLER BARBARA PIERCY RITA PLOWMAN 138 FREDERICK PORTER THOMAS PORTER JACK POTTS DAN PROPER JOSEPH PUTNAM TERRY RAY ROBERT RAYNER QUAY REARICK JAMES REED CANDACE RENNINGER 139 SENIORS CLYDE REX JANET REX REBECCA REYNOLDS INEZ ROBERTS THOMAS ROBERTS SHERRY RODDY BRUCE RODCERS LAURINA RODCERS SHERRY RODCERS “With liberty and justice for all.' Kathy Kauffman waits for a child to make up his mind. TONI RUDOLPH JAMES RYAN PATRICIA RYBAK 141 MICHAEL SABOUSKY GAIL SAGER ALLAN SALLADE F.T.A. bulletin board honors OCHS teachers. 142 JAMES SHAUGHNESSY ROBERT SHERLOCK |ANE SKINNER W ILLIAM SLATER FRED SLITER CODY SMITH MARCINE SHONTZ SCOTT SIRSON WILLIAM SHIREY r i |OYCE SOLES RORERT SONOSKI CLARENCE SPENCE PEGGY SPENCE 143 EDWARD STANLEY DAVID STERNER LARRY STERNER PAMELA STERNER EARL STOLTENBURG JOHN STOUDT MERR1E STOVER LEE STRICKLAND CHRISTOPHER STROHM WILFRED STROUSE 144 SENIORS WILLIAM STRUT!IERS LOIS SULLIVAN SANDRA SWACHA CAROL SWARTZ EDWARD SWARTZ FRANCINE SWETSKY [AMES SZAFRAN KAREN TARLETON MARILYN TARR TIMOTHY TARR THOMAS THOMPSON BARBARA THORPE 145 JAMES THURAU PATRICIA TOY DELORES TUNNEY STEPHEN UDICK CLARENCE VAN WORMER KATHLEEN WARCHOLIC DUANE WARD GERALD WARD JOHN WARD THOMAS WARE CARY WEBSTER 146 EDWARD WHITMAN BEVERLY WILLIAMS BRADFORD WILLIAMS MICHAEL WILLIAMS SANDRA WILLIAMS JACK WILSON SENIORS 147 LINDA WILTANGER WALLACE WITMER TERRY WOOD WILLIAM WRIGHT KATHY YASHINSKI DONNA WYNKOOP KYLE YODER SHERI YOUNG Mrs. Best congratulates Yvonne Butryn on winning the state homemakers degree. IN MEMORIAM Barbara Lauer Dennis Heath “The stars shall fade away, the sun himself Grow dim with age, and nature sink in years; But thou shall flourish in immortal youth. Unhurt amidst the war of elements, The wreck of matter and the crush of works.” Joseph Addison I 149 Kim Bemeberg Diane Beach Barb Thorpe Jim Shaughnessy John Downing Bruce Rodgers TOP SIX - POPULARITY Kim Berneburg, this year’s bright cheerful office girl, served O.C.H.S. by participating on the Student Council and cheerleading squad. She was librarian of A Cappella Choir and a member of Girls’ Ensemble and chosen to be on the Swing Out Court. Diane Beach, a peppy majorette, was chosen Homecoming Queen and the Swing Out Queen. She was also a part of the singing chorus in the Broadway musical, “Good News . Another vivacious cheerleader. Barb Thorpe, known to her friends as “Meaty,” was on both the Homecoming and the Swing Out Courts. A member of Girls’ Ensemble and National Honor Society, she was one of the top students in this year’s class. Joltin’ Jim Shaughnessy, a spectacular football fullback, was president of his junior class. Interested in all sports, Jim also wrestles and participates in track. Both intellectual and witty, Bruce Rodgers was president of A Cappella and his home room. He was selected for National Honor Society in his junior year and was also on the literary staff of this yearbook. John Downing, an outstanding basketball player, as well as an excellent football halfback, was selected for Boys’ Ensemble and served as a representative in the Student Council. 150 MOST ATHLETIC—Terry Ray, Carol Heckathome MOST HUMOROUS-Kathy Kauffman, Gary Jones MOST TALENTED—Nora Michaels, Chuck Lewis MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED-Sue Hewey, Jay Kaufman SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 151 TOP TWENTY - SCHOLARSHIP JAMES FREEMAN Academic JUDITH HARRIS Secretarial SUSAN HEWEY Academic CHARLES PETRE Academic JANET REX BRUCE RODGERS Secretarial Academic 152 Throughout this yearbook, tribute is paid to those who gave to their school by participating in athletics, clubs, projects, music, and drama. It is fitting then, that these pages honor those who have given their minds and energy to setting a standard of academic excellence—the members of the class of ’65 who ranked in the top twenty. JOHN BOLTON Academic DAVID HOTCHKISS Academic JAMES RYAN Academic JAMES WERT Academic KAREN CHRISTENSEN Academic FRED KULLING Vocational SUSAN BRODMAN Academic RICHARD HOUTZ Academic BARBARA THORPE Secretarial MARY CZAJKA Secretarial WILLIAM McCLINTIC Academic KYLE YODER Academic 153 OIL CAN STAFF Our goal — to capture all the moments that you will want to remember. It has taken months of writing, taking pictures, typing, indexing, proofreading, editing, pondering, and making decisions. We hope we have succeeded. OIL CAN BUSINESS STAFF — Front Row: Jane Skinner. Mary Jane Gloss, Helen Shattenberg, Charlene Lovless, Bonnie Mack, Kim Bemeberg, Carol Lowry. Row 2: Diane Beach, Judy Rudisille, JoAnne Shirey, Javne Milbrandt, Sue Baugher, Janice Rifenberrick, Barb Dudzic, Nora Michaels. Row 3: Mike Copely, Chris Strohm, Chuck Petre, Beverly Say, Bryan Levine, Mike Ritchie, Jack Fike. ADVISORS - Mrs. Samonsky and Miss Bell BUSINESS MANAGERS - Jane Skinner and Chris Strohm CIRCULATION MANAGERS - Barh Dudiic and Mike Ritchie 154 OIL CAN PRODUCTION STAFF — Front Row: Carolyn Ross, Merrie Stover, Linda Wiltanger, Janice Gegogeine, Judy Harris, Karen McMillin, Peggy Smith, Toni French, Deena Levin, Kathy Hutchison, Joyce Carter, Linda Bhame, Susan Hewey. Row 2: Karen Tarleton, Candy Renninger, Peggy Heckathome, Judy Olmes, Carol L. Brown, Barb Thorpe, Sherry Roddy, Christine Couch, Linda McClain, Cheryl McLaughlin, Audrey Pfendler, Sue McCray, Susan Brodman. Row 3: Inez Roberts, Pam Sterner, Linda Burchfield, Sheri Young, Elaine Mullins, Sam Samuels, Donna VVynkoop, Chuck Lewis, Bruce Rodgers, Jerry Ward, Joe Levi, Ed McCrea, Larry Mertz. Row 4: Pam Petre, Gail Sager, Mary Czajka, Anna Czajka, Jill Levine, Sandy Williams, Karen Christenson, Mary Mitcham, Bill McClintic, Jay Kaufman, David Hotchkiss. ART CO-EDITORS - Mary Mitcham and Larry Mertz. PHOTOGRAPHY CO-EDITORS — Donna Wynkoop and Sam Samuels. :O EDITORS-IN-CHIEF - Susan Hewey and ay Kaufman. LITERARY CO-EDITORS - Susie Brod-man and Bill McClintic. TYPING CO - EDITORS - Barbara Thorpe and Karen Tarleton. 155 ROYALTY 157 HOMECOMING AND HARVEST BALL Colorful leaves, winding streamers, and cornucopias provided the background setting for this year’s Harvest Ball. The dance was held in the boys’ gym on November 25, 1964. The homecoming queen, Diane Beach, and her court were honored by a special dance. Refreshments of cake and cookies were served. Jay Kaufman puts up the ceiling with Cary Jones’s, LarTy Mertz’s and Susan Hewcy’s help. The ball begins. The Homecoming Court on the day of the Franklin game. Back Row: Carol Heckathome, Nora Michaels, Barbara Thorpe, Diane Beach. Front Row: Jayne Milbrandt, Sherry Roddy, Pam Babcock. 158 Jim Shaughnessy and Terry Ray crown the queen. DIANE BEACH HOMECOMING QUEEN 159 WINTER SPORTS DANCE The annual Winter Sports dance was held on February 5, 1965, at the Y.W.C.A. The coronation of Sue Baugher as Winter Sports Queen took place before a large red and white heart, inscribed with the words, “I Love You.” Sue was escorted by John Downing and crowned by Terry Ray. Her court and their escorts were as follows: Karen Tarleton, escorted by Bill Wright; Christine Couch, escorted by Jim Hutchinson; Sherry Rodgers, escorted by Earl Stoltenburg; Michele Leta, escorted by Lee Strickland; Beverly White-hill, escorted by Jim Shaughnessy; and Yvonne Butryn, escorted by Bob Rayner. All the girls were given O.C.H.S. pennant charms, and the queen received many lovely gifts from local stores. WINTER SPORTS COURT — Beverly Whitehlli, Karen Tarleton, Christine Couch, Sue Baugher, Sherry Rodgers, Michelle Leta, Yvonne Butryn. 160 SUE BAUCHER WINTER SPORTS’ QUEEN 161 JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM The theme of the 1964 Junior-Senior Prom was In the Still of the Sight. The juniors of the class of 65 began work on the decorations in March. The prom was held on May 29 with the Ray de Fade Dance Band providing music. PROM COURT 1965 — Maria Mora, Kim Bemeburg, Diane Beach, Karen Tarleton, Sherry Roddy, Jayne Milbrandt, Carol Heckathome. PROM QUEEN-1965 Diane Beach—Chris Strohm Pam Babcock—Charlie Neal 164 SWING OUT - INFORMALS Tin swisl) of multicolored formals and the dulcet tones of Mr. Puleo singing A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody filled the auditorium for the 18th annual Swing Out. While their families and friends watched proudly, the nine girls who were chosen by the juniors and seniors took their places on the stage. The queen, Diane Beach, was crowned by Charles Petre, the president of the senior class. The coronation was the dramatic highlight of a choral program presented by the A Cappella and Girls’ Choirs. 165 g VING OUT - 1965 SWING OUT COURT 1965 - Michelle Leta, Diane Beach, Sue Baugher, Kim Bemeburg, Barbara Dudzic, Jayne Milbrandt, Karen Tarleton, Barbara Thorpe, Pamela Babcock. ESCORTS — Front Row: James Shaughnessy, James Freeman, Charles Petre, class president, William McClintic, Tom Neal. Bach Row: William Shirey, Michael Ritchie, Richard Houtz, James Wert, Christopher Strohm. 166 ADVERTISERS 168 - INDEX 169 SENIOR INDEX ANDERSON, THOMAS A. . . . General . . . Senior Hi News, Outdoor Club 2,3, Projectionists. ANDRES, RICHARD . . . General . . . Hunting and Fishing Club 2. ANTHONY, MICHAEL . . . Voc. Machine . . . Outdoor Club 2. ATKINSON, JOHN ... Voc. Welding . . . Outdoor Club. BABCOCK, PAM . . . Academic . . . Junior Red Cross 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3. BACNATO, STEPHEN . . . Academic . . . N.H.S., Student Council, Chemistry Club. BAKER, CARL . . . General . . . Outdoor Club, Wrestling 3, Hunting and Fishing 3. BALL, KEN . . . General . . . Basketball 2,3. BARNES, CHARLES W. . . . General . . . Outdoor Club, Hunting and Fishing 3. BARR, SHARYN . . . Secretarial . . . F.B.L.A. 3,4, Junior Red Cross 3,4, Ushers. BATES, ALIDA . . . Secretarial . . . F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Junior Red Cross 2,3, Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3, Public Reading 2. BAUGHER, SUE ANNA . . . Academic ... OU Can Staff, Junior Red Cross 2,3, Girls’ Ensemble, Ushers 3, Senior Class Play, Mystery Play, French Club 3,4, Organists 2. BEACH, DIANE . . . Secretarial . . . H.R. Sec. 4, Student Council 2, Oil Can Staff, F.T.A. 3, Junior Red Cross 3,4, Ushers 2,4, Majorettes 3,4. BECHTEL, LINDA L. . . . General . . . Junior Red Cross 2,3,4. BEERS, LOIS A. . . . Homemaking . . . F.H.A. BELL, WILLIAM . . . General . . . Outdoor Club, Wrestling 2. BENNETT, EDWARD . . . General . . . Outdoor Club. BENSON, LARRY ... Voc. Machine. BENSON, TERRY ... Voc. Machine. BERNEBURC, KIM E. . . . Academic . . . H R. Sec. 4, Class Vice-Pres. 4, Oil Can Staff, F.T.A., Junior Red Cross 2, Girls' Ensemble, Ushers 2, Cheerleaders 2,3,4, Latin Club 2, Student Council. BHAME, LINDA . . . Academic . . .N.H.S. Oil Can Staff, Library Staff, Girls’ Ensemble, Majorettes 3,4, French Club, Debate. BILTZ, DONNA . . . General . . . F.H.A. BLAUSER, DENNIS L. . . . General ... Art Club 3, Outdoor Club, Wrestling 2,3. BOLTON, JOHN . . . Academic . . . Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross 3, Euclid Club, Track 2, Golf 2,3,4, Physics 3. BORING, DOUGLAS . . . Academic . . . Art Club 3, Hunting and Fishing Club 2, Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross 2, Euclid Club, Football 2, Track 2,3,4, Wresding 2,3,4, Varsity O 3,4, Physics Club 3. BOWLES, NANCY . . . General . . . F.B.L.A. 3,4, Ushers. BOWSER, VICTOR . . . General . . . H R. Pres. 3, Senior Hi News, Senior Class Play, Public Reading 3,4, Track 2,3,4, News Casters, Rotarian. BOYLE, JAMES . . . General . . . Outdoor Club. BRITTON, WAYNE . . . Academic . . . Outdoor Club, Senior Class Play, Myster Play 3, Stage Force, Musical 3. BRODMAN, SUSAN . . . Academic ... Oil Can Staff, Senior Hi News, Library Staff, Senior Class Play, French Club, Debate. BROWN, CAROL A. . . Secretarial . . . Junior Red Cross 2,3. BROWN, CAROL L. . . . Secretarial ... Oil Can Staff, F.B.L.A., Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3, Junior Red Cross 3,4. BROWN, DARLENE . . . Secretarial . . . F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Hunting and Fishing Club 3, Junior Red Cross 2,3, News Casters 2. BROWN, PETER . . . Voc. Welding . . . Vocational Welding Club. BROWN, RUBY . . . General. BRUMBAUGH, WILLIAM . . . Vocational . . . Junior Red Cross. BRYAN, SANDRA . . . Academic . . . F.T.A. 3,4, Hunting and Fishing Club 3, Chemistry Club, Ushers 3,4, Senior Class Play, French Club. BRZUZ, DANIEL . . . General . . . Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3, Outdoor Club. BUCHANAN. BARBARA . . . General . . . F.H.A., Junior Red Cross. BURCHFIELD, LINDA . . . Secretarial . . . H R. Pres. 2,4, Oil Can Staff, F.T.A. 3, Hunting and Fishing Club 2, Junior Red Cross 2, Girls’ Ensemble, Ushers 3, Musical 3, Cheerleaders 2,4, Latin Club 2. 170 BURNEISEN, CHRISTY . . . Clerical . . . F.B.L.A., Outdoor Club, Wrestling 2. BURR, HOWARD VV. . . . Academic . . . Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross, Swing Band, Senior Class Play, Public Reading, Debate, District Band, News Casters. BUTRYN, YVONNE . . General . . . F.H.A., Hunting and Fishing Club 2, Library Staff 2,3,4, Ushers. BUZZARD, JUDY . . . Secretarial . . . F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Hunting and Fishing 3, Junior Red Cross 2,3, Public Reading 2. BYHAM, CARY . . . Voc. Welding . . . H.R. Sec. 4, Outdoor Club. CAMPBELL, REBECCA . . . Secretarial . . . F.T.A. 4, F.H.A. 2. CANN, GEORGE . . . Voc. Auto . . . Junior Red Cross 4. CARLSON, TIMOTHY A. . . . Academic . . . Chemistry Club 4, Euclid Club 4, Latin Club 2, Physics Club 3. CARTER, JOYCE . . . Secretarial . . . Oil Can Staff, F.B.L.A. 3, Junior Red Cross 2,3, Girls’ Ensemble, Musical 3, Hunting and Fishing Club 2. CHRISTENSON, KAREN . . . Academic ... Oil Can Staff, F.T.A., Junior Red Cross, Swing Band, Senior Class Play, Spanish Club, Musical 3,4. CIKO, ANNE . . . General . . . F.H.A., Ushers, Hostess Club. CLARK, VIRGINIA . . . Secretarial . . . F.B.L.A., Junior Red Cross, Ushers. CLIFFORD, CAROL . . . General . . . C.A.A. COPLEY, MICHAEL . . . Clerical ... Oil Can Staff, F.B.L.A. 3,4, Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3, Track 2. CORNELIUS, LINDA . . . Academic . . . F.T.A., Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross, Ushers, French Club. COUCH, CHRISTINE . . . Academic . . . Oil Can Staff, F.T.A., Hunting and Fishing Club 3, Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross, Ushers, Musical 3, Cheerleader 3,4, Debate, C.A.A., Organists. COX, VICKI . . . Academic . . . Art Club, Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club, Debate, C.A.A. CRAWFORD, JAMES . . . General . . . Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross. CROPP, RICHARD S. . . . Academic . . . Chemistry Club, Euclid Club, Latin Club 2, Track, Physics Club 3. CUNNINCHAM, DELORES . . . Homemaking . . . F.H.A., Hunting and Fishing 2, Hostess Club 3. CURTIS, ROBERT C. . . . Academic . . . Chemistry Club CZAJKA, MARY . . . Secretarial . . . H.R. Sec. 4, N.H.S., Oil Can Staff, Junior Red Cross 3, Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3, Girls’ Ensemble, Musical 3. DEETER, CLIFFORD ... Voc. Welding . . . H.R. Pres. 3, Junior Red Cross. DEETER, DONNA . . . Secretarial . . . F.H.A., Hostess Club. DeWITT, CHARLES F. . . . General . . Outdoor Club 2, Wrestling 2. DeWOODY, JOHN ... Voc. Welding. DEYOE, JAMES W. . . . General . . . Chemistry Qub. DINGER, JOY . . . Secretarial . . . F.B.L.A., Junior Red Cross, Ushers. DLUZNESKI, JANE . . . General . . . Junior Red Cross 2,3, Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3. DOUGLAS, CHARLES R. . . . Academic . . . Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3, Track 3,4, Varsity Club 4, Cross Country 4. DOWNING, JOHN . . . Academic . . . Student Council, Chemistry Club, Boys' Ensemble, Musical 3, Football, Basketball, Track, Varsity Club. DRELICK, DANIEL ... Voc. Machine . . . H.R. Sec. 2, Vocational Board, Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3, Junior Red Cross 2, Football 2. DUDZIC, BARBARA . . Academic . . . H.R. Pres. 3, H.R. Sec. 2, Class Sec. 3, N.H.S., Oil Can Staff, F.T.A., Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross, Library Staff, Music Club Council, Ushers, Musical 3, Majorettes, Euclid Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Prom and Homecoming Committees. DUNKLE, ROBERT . . . Clerical . . . Outdoor Club. DUNKLE, WILLIAM . General. EATON, RICHARD . . . General . . . Outdoor Club. ECHENOZ, JAMES . . . Voc. Welding. EDWARDS, BARBARA . . . Clerical . . . F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Junior Red Cross, Ushers. 171 EDWARDS, WILLUS . . . Clerical . . . Hunting and Fishing Club 2, Junior Red Cross. EVANS, JUDY . . . Secretarial . . . Junior Red Cross, Public Reading. EWING, ELLWOOD . . . General . . . Senior Hi News, Musical 3, Senior Class Play, Mystery Play, Stage Force. FELMLEE, JOYCE . . . Secretarial . . . F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Junior Red Cross. FIKE, DONALD . . . Vocational . . . H.R Pres. 4, Basketball 2. FIKE, JACK . . . Clerical ... Oil Can Staff, Boys’ Carrer Club 3,4. FOX, BRUCE . . . Voc. Welding . . . H.R. Pres. 4, Vocational Board, Student Council, Outdoor Club. FOX, PAUL . . . Voc. Machine . . . H.R. Sec. 2, Outdoor Club, Hunting and Fishing Club 3, Wrestling. FREEMAN, JAMES . . . Academic . . . H.R. Pres. 4, Chemistry Club, Senior Class Play, Euclid Club, Spanish Club 3, Track, Prom and Ring and Pin Committees 3. FRENCH, TONI . . . Secretarial . . . Oil Can Staff, Junior Red Cross, Ushers, C.A.A. FRY, JAMES . . . Clerical . . . Outdoor Club, Varsity Club, Track, Cross Country. CADDESS, DENNIS . . . Academic . . . Outdoor Club, l atin Club, Cross Country. GARDINER, DONNA . . . General . . . Junior Red Cross, C.A.A. CAYETTY, KAREN . . . General . . . Hunting and Fishing Club. GEGOGEINE, CHARLES . . . Academic . . . Outdoor Club. CEGOCEINE, JANICE . . . Academic ... Oil Can Staff, Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross, Ushers, C.A.A. CHARING, ROBERT . . . Voc. Machine. GILHOUSEN, JAMES . . . General. GLOSS, MARY JANE . . Clerical ... Od Can Staff, Junior Red Cross, G.A.A. GOEBEL, HOWARD . . . Academic . . . Art Club, Chemistry Club. Euclid Club, Latin Club, Hunting and Fishing Club. GROVE, JOAN . Academic . . . F.T.A., Junior Red Cross, Latin Club. CRZASKO, MARTIN . . . Academic . . . Outdoor Club. CUNNARSON, RONALD . . . Clerical . . . Outdoor Club, Chemistry Club, Track, Wrestling. HARKLESS, DENNIS . . . General . . . Senior Hi News, Outdoor Club, Varsity Club, Junior Red Cross, Wrestling. HARRIS, JUDITH . . . Secretarial . . . N ILS., Oil Can Staff, F.H.A. 2, F.B.L.A. 2,3,4, Junior Red Cross 3,4, Library Staff 2.3.4, HARTLE, THOMAS . . . Voc. Welding. HAWKS, WILLIAM . . . General . . Outdoor Club, Wrestling. HAYLETT, LARRY . . . Voc. Machine . . H.R. Pres. 2, Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3, Track 2. HECKATHORN, THOMAS . . Clerical . F.B.L.A., Pro- jectionist. HECKATHORNE, CAROL . . Academic . . . H.R. Sec. 4. Student Council 3,4, F.T.A. 3, Junior Red Cross 2, Library Staff 2,3,4, Girls’ Ensemble, Ushers, Musical 3, Cheerleaders 3.4, Latin Club 2,3, C.A.A. 2. HECKATHORNE, MARGARET . . . Secretarial ... Oil Can Staff, F.H.H. 2, F.B.L.A. 2,3,4, Junior Red Cross. HECKATHORNE, YVONNE . . Homemaking . . . F.H.A. 2.3.4, Junior Red Cross 2,3,4. HEWEY, SUSAN . . . Academic . . . H.R. Sec. 3, N.H.S., Student Council 2, Oil Can Staff, Junior Red Cross 2, Library Staff, Girls’ Ensemble, Ushers 3, Musical 3, Senior Class Play, French Club 3,4, Latin Club 2, Debate, Ring and Pin Committee, Prom Committee. HEWSTON, MICHAEL ... Voc. Auto. HINMAN, JOE . . . Voc. Auto . . . Vocational Board 3,4, Hunting and Fishing Club 3, Junior Red Cross 3. HIPWELL, DAVID . . . General . . . Swing Band 3,4, Track 4, Projectionists. HIPWELL, RICHARD . . . General . . . Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross 2, Boys’ Ensemble, Basketball 2. IIOFMEISTER, DONALD . . General . . . Outdoor Club. HOLLABAUGH, CAROL . . . Academic . . . F.H.A., Junior Red Cross 2,3, Hostess Club. HOLLINGSWORTH, CHERYL . . . General . . . Junior Red Cross, G.A.A. HOLLINGSWORTH, THOMAS . . . Academic . . . Outdoor Club. Chemistry Club. HOOD, SHEILA . . . Secretarial . . . F.B.L.A., Junior Red Cross. HORN, KAREN . . . Secretarial . . . Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3. HOTCHKISS, DAVID . . Academic ... Od Can Staff, Chem- istry Club, Swing Band, Debate, Track, Varsity Club, District Band, Musical 3,4. HOUTZ, RICHARD . . . Academic . . . H R. Pres. 2, N.H.S., Chemistry Club, Senior Class Play, Mystery Play, Euclid Club, Latin Club 2,3, Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Golf, Varsity Club 3.4, Physics Club 3. HOWE, ROBERT . . . General. HUFF, ROBERT . . . General . . . Outdoor Club, Track, Projectionists. HUTCHINSON, JIM . . . Academic . . . Outdoor Club, Chemistry Club, Euclid Club, Track, Wrestling, Varsity Club. HUTCHISON, KATHLEEN . . . Academic ... Oil Can Staff, F.T.A., Art Club, Junior Red Cross, Latin Club, Physics Club. HYDE, PATRICIA . . . Secretarial . . . F.B.L.A., Junior Red Cross 2,3, G.A.A. JALOSKY, REBEKAH . . . General . . . F.B.L.A., Junior Red Cross, G.A.A., Musical 3. JAMIESON, TERRY . . . General. JARZAB, PATRICIA . Academic . . . F.T.A. 3,4, F.H.A. 2, F.B.L.A., Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3, Junior Red Cross 2.3.4, JOHNSON, RICKARD L. . . . General. JONES, CARY . . . Academic . . . Oil Can Staff, Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross 2, Swing Band, Senior Class Play, French Club, Debate 3,4, Football 2,3, Basketball 2,3,4, Track 3.4, Physics Club 3, Rotarian, Prom Committee 3. KAUFFMAN, KATHLEEN . . . Secretarial . . . H R. Sec. 2, Student Council, Oil Can Staff, Junior Red Cross, Girls’ Ensemble, Ushers, Debate. KAUFMAN, FRANK . . . Voc. Machine . . . Outdoor Club, Junior Red Cross. KAUFMAN, JAY . . . Academic . . . N.H.S., Student Council, Oil Can Staff, Chemistry Club, Boys’ Ensemble 3,4, Musical 3, Senior Class Play, French Club, Latin Club 2, Debate 2,3,4, Football 3, Basketball 2,3, Track 3, Physics Club 3. SENIOR INDEX KENNEDY, DAVID . . . Academic . . . Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross, Boys' Ensemble, Musical 3, Euclid Club, French Club, Latin Club, Football, Golf, Varsity Club, Physics Club. KIEFER, LEE . . . General . . . Outdoor Club, Chemistry Club, Euclid Club. KITTNER, DAVID . . . Voc. Auto . . . Outdoor Club. KLINEHAMER, JOSEPH . . . Academic . . . H R. Pres. 3, Student Council, Chemistry Club, Senior Class Play, Euclid Club, Latin Club, Physics Club. KNUPP, JAMES . . . Voc. Welding . . . Student Council. KREIDLER, KATHLEEN . . . General . . . F.H.A. 3, F.B.L.A., Junior Red Cross 2, G.A.A. 2. KUGLER, STEVEN . . . Clerical . . . Wrestling, Projectionists. KUHLS, SHARON . . . Vocational . . . F.H.A., Hunting and Fishing Club, Junior Red Cross. KULLINC, FREDERICK E. . . . Voc. Machine . . . H.R. Sec. 4, Outdoor Club. KULLING, GARY' . . . General . . . Senior Hi News 2, Hunting and Fishing 3, Football 2, Track 2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4. KUMINKOSKI, LINDA . . . Secretarial . . . F.H.A. KUNSELMAN, TERRY LEE . . . General . . . Outdoor Club, Hunting and Fishing Club 3. LAKE, GARY . . . Academic ... Art Club, Chemistry Club, Mystery Play 4, Euclid Club, Latin Club, Wrestling, Physics Club. LATCHAW, CHARLES . . . Voc. Auto . . . Vocational Board 2. LEE, DANIEL . . . General . . . Outdoor Club, Track. LENDRUM, KATHLEEN JOYCE . . . General . . . F.T.A. 2, G.A.A. 3, Hostess Club. LETA, MICHELLE . . . Academic . . . Oil Can Staff, Junior Red Cross, Library Staff, Latin Club. LEVINE, BRYAN ALAN . . . Academic ... Oil Can Staff, Senior Hi News, Chemistry Club, Football, Varsity Club. LEWIS, CHARLES ARTHUR . . . Academic . . . Swing Band, Senior Class Play, Music Club Council. 173 LINDSAY, SANDY . . . Secretarial . . . Girls' Ensemble, Latin Club, Debate, Basketball. LOVELESS, CHARLENE . . . Secretarial . F.B.L.A., Ushers. Oil Can Staff. LOWERS, JUDITH . . . Academic . . . F.B.L.A., Junior Red Cross, Latin Club, French Club, C.A.A. LOWRY, CAROL . . . Academic ... Oil Can Staff, Junior Red Cross, Girls’ Ensemble, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Musical 3,4. LOWRY, VIRGINIA Ushers, C.A.A. . Homemaking . . . Junior Red Cross, LUKASIAK, SAMUEL . . . General . . . Chemistry Club, Euclid Club, French Club, Football, Track. MACK, BONNIE . . . Academic . . . H R. Sec. 3, Oil Can Staff, F.T.A., Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross 2,3, Library Staff 2,3,4, Ushers, French Club, G.A.A. 2,3. MARVIN, CAROLYN Junior Red Cross. General . . . F.H.A., Outdoor Club, MARVIN, LESLIE . . . Academic . . . F.H.A., Latin Club, Debate, Hostess Club. MARVIN, ROGER General . . . Outdoor Club. MAXWELL, RICHARD HENRY . . . Ceneral . Club, Senior Class Play, Football, Track. . Outdoor MAYBRAY, JONATHAN . . . Academic . French Club, Debate, Projectionists. McCAULEY, SHARON . . . Secretarial. Outdoor Club, McCLAIN, LINDA . . . Academic . . . Oil Can Staff, F.T.A., F.H.A. 2, Art Club, Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross, Ushers, C.A.A. McCLELLAN, DAVE . . . Clerical . . . F.B.L.A., Boys’ Career Club. McCLINTIC, WILLIAM . . . Academic . . . H R. Pres. 4, N.H.S., Oil Can Staff, Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross, Swing Band, Senior Class Play, French Club, Latin Club, Debate, Track, Physics Club. McCLINTOCK, CHARLES . . . Voc. Machine. McCRAY, SUSAN . . . Academic ... OH Can Staff, F.T.A., Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross, Latin Club. McCREA, EDWARD J. . Academic . . . Oil Can Staff, Hunt-ing and Fishing Club 2,3, Chemistry Club, Swing Band. McKISSICK, SANDRA . . . Secretarial . . . F.H.A. 3, F.B.L.A., Junior Red Cross. McLAUCHLIN, CHERYL . . . Academic . . . N.H.S., Oil Can Staff, F.T.A., Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross, Library Staff, Majorettes, Senior Class Play, Latin Club. McMILLEN, ROBERT L. . . . Ceneral . . . Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3, Outdoor Club. MERTZ, LARRY . . . Academic . . . Oil Can Staff, Art Club, Chemistry Club, Swing Band, French Club, Coif. MICHAELS, NORA . . . Academic ... Oil Can Staff, Senior Hi News, Junior Red Cross, Latin Club, Girls’ Ensemble, Music Club Council, Senior Class Play, French Club, Musical 3,4. MICHAELS, STEPHEN . . . Academic . . . Chemistry Club, Boys’ Ensemble, Euclid Club, Coif, District Chorus. MILBRANDT, JAYNE LYNN . . . Academic . . . H R. Sec. 2, Oil Can Staff, F.T.A., Outdoor Club, Junior Red Cross, Ushers 2,4, Musical 3. MITCHAM, MARY . . . Ceneral ... OU Can Staff, Art Club, G.A.A. MIX, LINDA L. . . . Secretarial . .. F.B.L.A., Junior Red Cross. MOHNKERN, THOMAS . . . Ceneral . . . Senior Hi News, Outdoor Club, Projectionists. MONTANA, CHARLES . . . Ceneral . . . Outdoor Club, Chemistry Club, Track. MONTGOMERY, JERRY ... Voc. Auto . . . Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3. MOORE, ROBERT . . . Voc. Welding . . . Junior Red Cross, Football. MORA, MARIA ANGELICA . . . Academic . . . Exchange Student, H R. Sec. 4, Student Council, Oil Can Staff, Art Club, French Club. MOSIER, KENDALYNNE . . . Secretarial . . . F.B.L.A., Junior Red Cross, Ushers. MOTTER, CATHY . . . Secretarial . . . F.T.A., Junior Red Cross, Girls’ Ensemble. MULDOON, WILLIAM . . . Academic . . . Senior Hi News, Chemistry Club, Senior Class Play, Wrestling. MULLINS, ELAINE E________Academic ... Oil Can Staff, Chemis- try Club, Junior Red Cross, Senior Class Play, Mystery Play 4, French Club. 174 NEAL, TOM . . . General . . . H.R. Pres. 4, Student Council 3, Outdoor Club, Junior Red Cross, Basketball, Track. NEIDICH, BARRY M. . . . Voc. Machine . . . Outdoor Club. NICEWONCER, JOHN T. . . . Voc. Machine . . . Hunting and Fishing Club 2, Junior Red Cross 2. OAKES, KAREN . . . Homemaking . . . F.H.A., Junior Red Cross 3. OSWALD, DUANE . . . General . . . Chemistry. PETRE, CHARLES . . . Academic . . . Class Pres. 4, Oil Can Staff, Chemistry Club, Senior Class Play, French Club 3,4, Debate, Track, Physics Club, Musical 4. PFENDLER, AUDREY . . . Academic ... Oil Can Staff, Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross, Spanish Club, G.A.A. PIERCY, BARBARA . . . General . . . F.H.A., Junior Red Cross, Ushers. PLOWMAN, RITO . . . General . . . H R. Sec. 2, F.H.A., Hostess Club. PORTER, FRED . . . Clerical. PORTER, THOMAS .. . Voc. Welding. POTTS, JACK . . . General . . . Outdoor Club, Boys’ Career Club, Basketball, Track. PROPER, DAN . . . Clerical . . . Junior Red Cross, Wrestling 2,3,4. PUTNAM, JOSEPH . . . Clerical . . . F.B.L.A. 3,4, Art Club 2.3, Hunting and Fishing Club 2, Boys’ Career Club 3, Projectionists. RAY, TERRY . . . Academic . . . H.R. Pres. 2, Boys’ Ensemble, Football, Basketball, Tennis, Varsity Club. RAYNER, ROBERT . . . Academic . . . F.T.A., Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross, Football, Track, Wrestling. REARICK, QUAY . . . General . . . Outdoor Club. REED, JAMES . . . General. RENNINCER, CANDACE . . . Academic ... Oil Can Staff, F.T.A. 3,4, F.H.A. 2, Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross 3.4, Ushers 3,4, Majorettes 3,4, C.A.A. 2,3. REX, CLYDE A. . . . Voc. Machine . . . H.R. Pres. 4, H.R. Sec. 3, Student Council, Oil Can Staff, Outdoor Club, Track. REX, JANET DIANE . . . Secretarial . . . F.H.A., F.B.L.A., French Club, G.A.A. REYNOLDS, REBECCA . . . Academic . . . F.T.A., Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross, 2,3,4, Ushers, G.A.A. 2. RIFENBERRICK, JANICE IRENE . . . Academic ... Oil Can Staff, F.T.A., Chemistry Club. RILEY, DAVID . . . Voc. Machine . . . Outdoor Club, Junior Red Cross. RITCHIE, MICHAEL . . . Academic . . . N.H.S., Oil Can Staff, Chemistry Club, Euclid Club, French Club, Latin Club, Debate, Coif, Physics Club, Student Council. ROBERTS, INEZ E. . . . Secretarial . . . F.B.L.A. 3,4, G.A.A. 2. ROBERTS, LEROY . . . General . . . F.B.L.A., Art Club, Boys’ Career Club. SENIOR INDEX RODDY, SHERRY .. . Academic . . . H.R. Sec. 2,3, Od Can Staff, F.T.A., Photo Club, Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3, Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross 2,3,4, Ushers, Public Reading 3, Latin Club 2, C.A.A. 2,3,4. RODGERS, BRUCE . . . Academic . . . H.R. Pres. 4, N.H.S., Student Council, Oil Can Staff, Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross, Boys’ Ensemble, Music Club Council, Musical 3,4, Senior Class Play, Latin Club, Debate, Physics Club. RODGERS, LAURINA MAE . . . General . . . Senior Hi News, Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross 2,3,4, Ushers 3,4, Euclid Club, C.A.A. 2. RODGERS, SHERRY . . . Secretarial . . . F.B.L.A. 3,4, Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3, Junior Red Cross 3,4, Ushers. ROESS, ROBERT . . . General . . . Oil Can Staff, F.B.L.A. 3, Swing Band 3,4, Boys' Career Club 3. ROSS, CAROLYN . . . Secretarial ... Oil Can Staff, F.B.L.A. 3,4, Junior Red Cross 2. RUDISILLE, JUDITH . . . Clerical ... Od Can Staff, F.H.A., F. B.L.A., Senior Class Play. RUDOLPH, TONI . . . Academic . . . F.H.A., Junior Red Cross, G. A.A. RYAN, JAMES . . . Academic . . . Outdoor Club, Track, Hunting and Fishing Club. RYBAK, PATRICIA . . . Homemaking . . . F.H.A. 2,3, Hunting and Fishing Club 3, Junior Red Cross 3. SABOUSKY, MICHAEL . . . General . . . Senior Class Play, Projectionists. SAGER, GAIL . . . Secretarial . . . Od Can Staff, F.B.L.A., Junior Red Cross 2,3,4, C.A.A. 2, Hunting and Fishing 2,3. SALLADE, ALLAN . . . General . . . Outdoor Club, Newscasters. SAMUELS, SAM . . . Academic . . . Student Councd 2,3, Od Can Staff, Chemistry Club, President, Swing Band, Euclid Club, French Club 3, Latin Club 2, Physics Club 3, Music Club Councd, N.H.S. SAY, BEVERLY . . . Academic ... Oil Can Staff, F.T.A. 3, Junior Red Cross 2,3,4, Library Staff, Ushers 3,4, Euclid Club, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 3. SAYERS, RICK . . . Academic . . . Senior Hi News, F.T.A., Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross 3, Football. SCHANTZ, LINDA . . . Academic . . . F.T.A. 3,4, Junior Red Cross 3,4, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 3. SCHULTZ, TERRY . . . Academic . . . Chemistry Club, Football 2.3. SCOTT, DELORES . . . Vocational . . . F.H.A. SHATTENBERG, HELEN . . . Secretarial ... Od Can Staff, F.B.L.A. 3,4. SHAUGHNESSY, JAMES . . . Vocational . . . H.R. Pres. 3, Class Pres. 3, Student Council 2, Hunting and Fishing Club 2.3, Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Varsity Club. 175 SENIOR INDEX SHAUCHNESSY, JOHN . . . General . . . Senior Hi News, Outdoor Club, Projectionists. SHAW, DENNIS . . . Academic . . . Football, Track, Wrestling. SHERLOCK, ROBERT . . . Voc. Machine. SHIREY, JOANNE . . . General . . . Oil Can Staff, Senior Hi News 3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, F.B.L.A. 2, Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross 3,4, Ushers 3,4, Senior Class Play, Mystery Play 3, C.A.A. 3,4. SHIREY, WILLIAM . . . Vocational . . . H R. Sec. 2, Vocational Board. SHONTZ, OLIVIA . . . Homemaking . . F.H.A., F.B.L.A. 3, Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3, Junior Red Cross 2, Ushers 3. SIBSON, SCOTT . . . Academic . . . Football. SKINNER, JANE . . . Academic . . . H R. Sec. 4, N.H.S., Oil Can Staff, Junior Red Cross 2,3, Library Staff, Girls’ Ensemble, Music Club Council 2,3, Ushers 2,3, Senior Class Play, Mystery Play, Latin Club 2,3, Spanish Club, Debate 3, Prom Decorating Board, Homecoming Committee, Musical 3,4. SLATER, LLOYD . . . Academic . . . H.R. Pres. 3,4, Student Council, Hunting and Fishing 2,3, Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross 3, Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2, Track 2,3,4, Varsity Club. SLITER, FRED . . . Voc. Machine. SMITH, CODY . . . Clerical . . . Wrestling 2,3,4, Projectionist Club. SOLES, JOYCE . . . General . . . F.H.A. SONOSK1, ROBERT . . . Academic . . . F.T.A., Hunting and Fishing Club 2, Chemistry Club, Ushers, Spanish Club 3. SPENCE, CLARENCE . . . Vocational . . . H.R. Sec. 4, Junior Red Cross 3. SPENCE, PEGGY . . . Secretarial . . . F.B.L.A., Junior Red Cross 2,3, Ushers. STANLEY, EDWARD . . . General . . . Projectionists. STERNER, DAVE . . . Academic . . . Hunting and Fishing Club 2, Outdoor Club, Latin Club. STERNER, LARRY . . . General . . . Hunting and Fishing Club 2, Projectionists. STERNER, PAMELA . . . Academic . . . Od Can Staff, F.T.A., F.H.A., Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross, Ushers, Senior Class Play, Spanish Club, G.A.A. STOLTENBURG, EARL . . . General . . . Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3, Outdoor Club 4, Basketball 2,3,4. STOUDT, JACK . . . General . . . Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3, Swing Band 3,4, Wrestling 2, Projectionists, Musical 2. STOVER, MERRIE . . . Secretarial . . . F.B.L.A. STRICKLAND, LEE . . . Academic . . . N.H.S., Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross, Senior Class Play, Latin Club 2, Wrestling 2.3.4, Varsity Club. STROHM, CHRISTOPHER . . . Academic . . . H.R. Pres. 2,4, Class Treasurer 4, Oil Can Staff, Chemistry Club, Boys Ensemble, Musical 3, Senior Class Play, Latin Club 2, Debate, Football 2, Track 2,3, Physics Club 3. STROUSE, WILFRED . . . General . . . Projectionists. STRUTHERS, WILLIAM . . General . . F.B.L.A., Art Club 3.4, Track 2. SULLIVAN, LOIS . . . General . . . F.H.A., Junior Red Cross. SWACHA, SANDRA . . Ceneral . . . F.B.L.A., Junior Red Cross. SWARTZ, CAROL . . . General . . . Hunting and Fishing Club, Junior Red Cross. SWARTZ, ED . . . General. SWETSKY, FRANCINE . . . General . . . Senior Hi News, F. B.L.A. 3, Junior Red Cross 2,3, Ushers 3,4, Debate 3, G. A.A. 2, Newscasters. SZAFRAN, JAMES . . . Academic . . . Chemistry Club, Euclid Club, Latin Club, Wrestling. TARLETON, KAREN . . . Secretarial . . . H.R. Sec. 4, Class Sec. 4, Oil Can Staff, F.B.L.A. 3, Junior Red Cross 3, Girls’ Ensemble, Majorette 2,3,4, Senior Class Play, G.A.A. 3. TARR, MARILYN . . . Clerical . . . F.H.A., Hunting and Fishing Club, Junior Red Cross. TARR, TIMOTHY . . . Academic . . . Boys’ Ensemble, Swing Band, Musical 3,4, Euclid Club, French Club, Track, District Chorus and Band. 176 THOMPSON, THOMAS . . . Academic . . . Outdoor Chib, Chemi-try Club, Football. THORPE, BARBARA . . . Secretarial . . . H.R. Pres. 2, Class Vice-Pres. 3, NHS, Oil Can Staff, F.B.L.A., Junior Red Cross, Cirls' Ensemble, Music Club Council, Ushers, Musical 3, Cheerleaders, C.A.A., Prom Dec. Committee 3. THURAU, JAMES . . . Academic . . . Chemistry Club, Swing Band, Musical 3,4, Debate, Track, Physics Club, Cross Country. TOY, PATRICIA . . . Clerical . . . Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3, Junior Red Cross, Ushers. TUNNEY, DELORES . . . General . . . F.H.A., Hunting and Fishing Chib. WHITEHILL, BEVERLY . . . Academic . . . Senior Hi News, Junior Red Cross, French Club. WHITLINC, TERRANCE . . . Academic . . Chemistry Club, Boys' Career Club, Physics Club. WHITMAN, EDWARD . . . Clerical . . . Outdoor Club. WILLIAMS, BEVERLY . . . General . . . F.H.A. 2,3, F.B.L.A., Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3, Junior Red Cross 3,4. WILLIAMS, BRADFORD . . . General . . . Senior Hi News, Outdoor Club, Boys’ Career Club, Football, Track, Wrestling. WILLIAMS, MICHAEL . . . General . . . Outdoor Club. UDICK, STEPHEN . . . General . . . Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3, Outdoor Club, Track 3,4. VAN WORMER, CLARENCE . . . Clerical . . Hunting and Fishing Club 2, Basketball 2,3, Track 2. WARCHOLIC, KATHY’ . . . Academic . . . Hunting and Fishing Club, Junior Red Cross, Ushers, Mystery Play, G.A.A. WARD, DUANE . . . Academic . . . Outdoor Club. WARD, GERALD . . . Academic . . Class Treasurer 3, Student Council, Oil Can Staff, Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross, Senior Class Play Euclid Club, Latin Chib, Football 2,3,4, Track, Wrestling, Golf, Varsity Club, Physics Club. WARD, JOHN . . . Academic . . . Outdoor Club, Chemistry Club, Football 3, Physics Club. WARE, THOMAS . . . Clerical . . . Outdoor Club, Boys’ Career Club. WEBSTER, GARY . . . General . . . Hunting and Fishing Club 3, Outdoor Club, Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 2. WEESE, JACQUELINE . .. Academic . . . Senior Hi News, F.T.A., Senior Class Play, G.A.A., Ushers. WEIDLE, BARBARA . . General . . . Junior Red Cross. WERT, JAMES . . . Academic . . . H.R. Pres. 4, Chemistry Club, Euclid Club, French Club 3, Latin Club 2, Track, Physics Club 3, Junior Red Cross 2,3. WEST, CAROL . . . Secretarial . . . F.B.L.A., Art Club 3, Junior Red Cross 2,4, Ushers. WILLIAMS, SANDRA . . . Secretarial . . . H.R. Sec. 3, Student Council, Oil Can Staff, F.B.L.A. 3, Junior Red Cross 3, Library Staff 2,3,4, Girls’ Ensemble, Music Club Council 2,3,4, Ushers 3, Musical 3, G.A.A. 2. WILSON, JACK . . . General . . . Outdoor Club. WILTANGER, LINDA . . . Academic ... Oil Can Staff, Junior Red Cross 2,3, Swing Band 3,4, Mystery Play, Euclid Club, G.A.A. 2,3,4. WITMER, W ALL ACE . . . Academic . . . Chemistry Club, Boys’ Ensemble, Euclid Club, Track, Wrestling, Cross Country. WOOD, TERRY . . . Genearl . . . Senior Hi News, Outdoor Club, Boys’ Career Club, Wrestling, Varsity Club. WRIGHT, WILLIAM . . . Academic . . . Hunting and Fishing Club 2, Chemistry Club, Euclid Club, Football, Basketball 2,3,4, Tennis 2,3, Varsity Club 3,4, Physics Club 3. WYNKOOP, DONNA . . . Academic . . . Oil Can Staff, Chemistry Club, Junior Red Cross 2, Ushers 3, Musical 3, Senior Class Play, French Club 3,4, Latin Club 2, Debate 3,4, G.A.A. 2, Prom Dec. Committee. YASHINSKI, KATHY . . . Clerical . . . 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AWARDS First Place — National Scholastic Press Association First Place — Columbia Scholastic Press Association A Award — National School Yearbook Association 184 INDEX -A- A Capolla 68, 69 Adams, Harold P. 17 Adams, Noel 37 Adams, Richard Lee 51, 56, 61, 100 Ahrens. Richard A. 39 Aikins, Gloria Jean 47, 100 Allebach, Benjamin Frank 51, 100 Allebach, Lester L. 51, 109 Allen, Robert C. 26 Allio, Carol 112 Aimes, Carlin A. 33, 48 Alsbaugh, Darlene Louise 112 Ames, Gregory Lewis 100 Amsdell, Lorraine 20 Amsden, Linda Lee 70, 100 Anderson, David 112 Anderson, Karen Sue 72, 109 Anderson, Sharon Lou 72, 109 Anderson, Shirley Marie 112 Anderson, Thomas Albert 57, 60, 120 Anderson, Thomas Dean 61, 100 Anderton, Mark Frances 112 Andres, Richard Eugene 120 Andrews, Mary Ann 100 Anna, Warren J. 28, 63, 77, 79, 109 Anthony, Cheryl Christine 109 Anthony, Michael William 120 Applequist, William C. 32, 51 Arkwright, Jayne Elizabeth 57, 59, 70, 109 Armagost, Samuel Gordon 109 Armstrong, Alice Anne 39, 47, 100 Art Club 51 Arthur, Arnold Stanley 72, 112 Asel, Rita 100 Askins, John W. 35 Atkinson, Gary Robert 112 Atkinson. John Roger 120 -B- Babcock, Jay Gary 109 Babcock, Pamela Kay 59, 120, 158, 164, 166 Baer, Patricia Lorraine 59, 70, 100 Bagnato, Stephen James 42. 50, 64, 72, 120, 148 Bailey, Ralph Thomas 186 Baker, Carl Duane 61, 120 Baker, Edward Lee, Jr. 43, 111 Baker, James Edward 88, 100 Baker, John Dennis 54, 68, 76, 77, 91, 109 Baker, William James 112 Balas, Wavne Frank 109 Ball, Kendric Alan 120 Band 72, 73 Bankson, Ruth R. 22 Banyas, Joseph Andrew 34, 111 Barber, Linda 112 Barger, Harry Elliott 109 Barker, James Edward 112 Barnette, Helen 31 Barnes, Charles Warren 61, 120 Barr, Donald Harry 111 Barr, Robert Bruce 68, 86, 91, 109 Barr, Ronald Howard 111 Barr, Sharyn Jeanne 48, 59, 68, 120 Barr, Terry Gene 112 Basketball 88, 89 Bates. Alida Lauren 46, 48, 121 Baugher, Sally Jane 42, 45, 53, 54, 58. 70, 109 Baugher, Sue Anna 53, 68, 69, 72, 77, 121, 154, 160, 161, 164, 166 Baughman, Terry 37 Baum, Linda Lucile 53, 59, 70, 109 Beach, Diane Charlotte 59, 68, 74. 121, 150. 154. 158. 159. 162, 164. 166 Bechtel, Linda Louise 59, 68, 121 Beck, Victor 26 Beebe, Kathy Ann 112 Beers, Lois Ann 47, 121 Bcichncr, Dan 112 Beichner, Donald Edward 68, 109 Beighley, George Cox 50, 88, 100 Beightol, Pearl 39 Bell, Edith Marie 33, 154 Bell, John 112 Bell, William Herbert III 61, 121 Bellows, Rose Marie 46, 59, 70, 100 Bemis, (Pat) Sumner Ray 88, 100 Bender, Kathleen Diane 53, 58, 59, 109 Bennett, Carolyn Ruth 100 Bennett, Christine 59, 112 Bennett, Daniel Clair 112 Bennett, Edward David 61, 121 Benson, Lawrence Lynn 121 Benson, Terrance Lee 121 Benton, Robert 112 Bemeburg, Kim Elaine 68, 69, 96, 97, 105, 119, 121, 144, 146, 150, 154, 162, 164, 166 Best, Betty R. 36, 47 Best, James Herald 50, 54, 72, 88, 100, 103 Best, Richard D. 55, 61, 91, 100 Betts, Dale Ellen 112 Bhame, Linda Anne 44, 53, 65, 68, 69, 74. 75, 122, 155 Bhame, Ruth 112 Bianchi, Carol Ann 50, 59, 70, 100 Biltz, Donna Marie 47, 122 Bittenbender, Linda Ann 70, 100 Black, Glenn Michael 100 Blauser, Dennis Lee 61, 122 Boal, Margaret 23, 47 Board of Education 16, 17 Bodimer, Mary L. 31, 53 Bolton, James Willard 91, 112 Bolton, John Eric 50, 51, 122, 153 Boring, Deborah Kay 46, 112 Boring, Douglas James 50, 51, 55, 68, 85, 122 Borland, James Richard 72, 112 Borland, Kathryn Anne 112 Botts, Janice Lynn 47, 109 Bowles, Nancy Lee 48, 68, 122 Bowser, Victor Wayne 54, 56, 57, 60, 77. 78, 122, 139 Boyd, Sandra Ida 112 Boyer, Charles Christopher 68, 109 Boyer, Robert James 62, 111 Boyer, William 112 Boyle, James Edmund 61, 122 Boyles, June 49, 51, 59, 70, 109 Boyles, Michael Elliott 87, 109 Boys’ Ensemble 68 Bradybaugh, Margie 114 Breene, Christine Louise 51, 53, 58, 70 109 Brink, Ethel 38 Brink, Terry Elaine 53, 96, 100 Britt, Samuel Tames 112 Britton, Gerald Leroy 62, 68, 72. 78 Britton, Wayne Paul 62, 72, 122 Brodman, Susan Lillian 44. 53, 54, 77, 78, 122, 123, 151, 153, 155 Bromley, Bonnie Lee 48, 59, 70, 109 Brosius, James 61, 100 Brown, Carol Ann 59, 68. 122 Brown, Carol Lynn 39, 48, 49, 122, 155 Brown, Cindy Louise 112 Brown, Daniel Frederick, 55, 87, 100 Brown, Darlene Faye 46, 48, 123 Brown, Frances Lillian 112 Brown, Linda Kay 59, 109 Brown, Peter Allen 123 Brown, Ruby May 123 Bruce, Dave Lee 100 Brumbaugh, Louis William 123 Bruner, Daniel Paul 42, 50, 61, 68, 91, 100, 101 Bryan, Sandra Irene 46, 59, 123 Bryan, William 61, 101 Brzuz, Daniel Joseph 61, 123 Brzuz, Cloria 112 Buchanan, Barbara Ann 68, 123 Bucholz, Jim E. Ill Bukolt, Thomas Eugene 55, 101 Burchfield, Darlene Marie 112 Burchfield, Linda Rae 68, 69, 73, 96, 97, 123, 144, 155 Burchfield, Myrtle 39 Burkhardt, Linda Dianne 47, 109 Bumeisen, Christy Albert 48, 123 Burnett, Elaine Lynn 101 Burr, William Howard 50, 54, 56, 71, 72, 73, 78, 123 Bussard, Linda Kay 46, 59, 70, 101 Butryn, Joyce Arlene 47, 63, 70, 101 Butryn, Yvonne Marie 47, 63, 77, 124, 148, 160 Buzzard, Judith Marie 46, 124 Byham, Gary Edward 124 Byham, Richard Leroy 109 -C- Cady, Wallace 51 Caldwell, James 112 Caldwell, Terry Lee 91, 112 Caldwell, Thomas L. 61, 101 Campbell, Bernice 112 Campbell, Cathy 38, 139 Campbell, James William 112 Campbell, Rebecca Christine 46, 124 Campman, Walter Meade 71, 72, 91, 109 Cangemi, Joseph Anthony 59, 101 Cann. George Richard 59, 124 Carbaugh, Deborah Ann 109 Carbaugh, Grace Marie 59, 70, 109 Carll, Nancy Joan 59, 101 Carlson, Dorothy 36 Carlson, Timothy Albert 50. 51, 124 Carnahan, Diane 59, 70, 100, 101 Carson, Barbara Diane 48, 59, 70, 109 Carson, Harry R. 109 Carter, Joyce Elaine 68, 69, 124, 155 Charest, Pat 112 Cheerleaders 96, 97 Chelton, Nancy 113 Chelton, Sharon Jean 101 Chemistry Club 50 Christenson, Karen Sue 46, 59, 68, 71, 72. 124, 142, 153. 154, 155 Christenson, Robert 71 Christmas Program 71 Ciko, Anna Marie 124 Clark, Beatrice Kay 109 Clark, Denny Lloyd 109 Clark, Robert 112 Clark, Thomas 112 Clark, Virginia 48, 68, 124 Clark, William H. 17 Clifford, Donna Lee 101 Clifford, LaVonne Carol 124 Clifford, William Tim 109 Cochran, Dennis Lee 109 Cochran, Jerome Frank 112 Cochran, Pamela Jean 45, 50, 70, 101 Collins, Gregory Duane 50, 101 Collins, James Thomas 101 Collins, Nicholas William 86, 91, 112 Comet, John A. 17 Conway, James Thomas 51. 109 Conway, Mary Elizabeth 112 Coon, Muriel 39 Copley. Kathryn A. 59. 70, 101 Copley, Mary Loretta 49. 59, 70, 101 Copley, Michael Robert 48, 124, 154 Copley. Richard Allen 112 Cornelius, Linda Carol 50, 68, 125 Cornelius, Virginia 112 Couch, Christine Roberta 46, 49, 50, 55, 68, 71, 96, 97, 105, 125, 144, 155, 160 Cox, Claudia Mynnette 59. 101 Cox, Vicki Jean 54, 68, 125 Craft, Brenda Darlene 48, 56, 59, 70, 109 Craft, George Miller 61, 101 Craft, Robert James 61, 62, 101 Craig, Jane 112 Cramer, David E. 48, 86, 89, 109 185 Crawford, Charles 16 Crawford, James Douglas 50, 59, 68, 125 Crawford, Nancy 112 Crawford, Paul Edward 72, 112 Crawford, Ursula Elizabeth 48, 59, 70, 109 Cropp, Jane Iris 51, 53, 58, 70, 109 Cropp, Richard Lee 43, 61, 62, 101 Cropp, Richard Stanley 50, 51, 125 CubbLson, Phyllis Marie 70, 109 Cubbison, Virginia May 112 Cubbon, Kenneth Alan 50, 101 Cubbon, Nancy Jean 72, 109 Culbertson, Kevin 112 Culbertson, William L. 17 Cunningham, Delores Marie 39, 47, 63, 125 Cunningham, Glenn Edward 48, 109 Cunningham. Kathleen Marie 72, 109 Curran, Kathleen Diane 70, 101 Current, Jane 112 Curtis, Robert Graham 50, 125 Czajka, Anna Jane 47, 49, 70, 101, 155 Czajka, Josie Helen 49, 70, 109 Czajka, Mary Elizabeth 65, 68, 69, 125, 153, 155 -D- Dabrowski, Susan Elaine 47, 101 Dardes, Raymond 28, 50 Daubenspeck, Eleanor 21, 44 Daugherty, Rebecca Sue 50, 70, 101 Davis, Herbert Eugene 91, 101 Davis, Larry Eugene 60, 109 Dawson, Thomas D. 109 Day, Sally Jo 48, 59, 70, 101 Debate Club 54 Dedication 4 Deeter, Clifford Leroy 59, 125 Deeter, Donna Jean 125 Deeter, James Burt 86, 91, 101 Deeter, Ronald 111 Deets, William 87, 112 Dehner, Rebecca Sue 112 Dehner, Ronald Clay 71, 72, 109 Deiter, Frances House 4, 22 Dela, Dave Lawrence 42, 51, 59, 91, 111 DeLucia, Susan Eileen 48, 59, 70, 109 Desanto, Peter J. 35 Dent, Lany Kenneth 111 DeWitt, Charles Frances 126 DeWitt, Cheryl Elizabeth 63, 112 DeWoody, John Edward 126 Deyoe, James Walter 126 Diamond, Lawrence Edward 112 Dinberg. Norman Alan 88, 101 Dinger, Bonnie Jean 59, 70, 72, 102 Dinger, Carolyn Faye 112 Dinger, Edward Jay 50, 68. 102 Dinger, Joy Anne 48, 68, 126 District Band 73 District Chorus 73 Dluzneski, Jane May 59, 68, 126 Dluzneski, Theresa Ann 70 Dobosh, Edward George 61, 102 Dodds, Rosemary Lissa 51, 102 Dolby, Judith Ann 47, 102 Dolby, Vernon 111 Donohey, David 109 Donze, Thomas Karl 57, 60, 109 Douglas, Charles Robert 55, 126 Douglas, Gary James 112 Douglas, James Michale 68, 72 Douglass, Daniel Leroy 72, 112 Downing, John Arthur 42, 50, 55, 68, 86, 88, 126, 130, 150 Downing, Richard 86 Doyle, Kay Louise 59, 102 Drelick, Daniel Joseph 43, 126 Drelick, Larry Allen 112 Drelick, Sandra Ann 48, 59, 70, 109 Driscoll, Sandra 112 Driscoll, Thomas John 53, 109 Dudash, Barbara Ann 112 Dudash, Donna Lee 112 Dudzic, Barbara Ann 49, 50, 51, 59, 64, 65, 72, 74, 75, 119, 126, 148, 154, 165, 166 Dudzic, John Michael 44, 72, 112 Dunkle, David Lee 51, 109 Dunkle, Robert Joseph 61, 127 Dunkle, William 127 Dunlap, Ula 38 Dunn, Michael William 51, 109 Dunn, Susan 112 Dumey, Cheryl Lynn 48, 102 -E- Earley, James 35, 50 Eaton, Richard Vincent 61, 127 Echenoz, James Richard 127 Echenoz, Mary Louise 56, 109 Edwards, Barbara 48, 59, 68, 127 Edwards, Robert Eugene 59, 111 Edwards, Willus George 127 Ehrhart, Deborah Lee 112 Emanuele, Felicia Marie 58, 59, 70, 109 Emanuele, Rita Antoinette 112 Enos, James 30 Etzel, Dolores 38 Etzel, Harry 29, 50 Euclid Club 51 Evans, Judy Diane 56, 59, 72, 127 Ewing, Ellwood 62, 78, 127 -F- Faculty 22, 37 Farley, William 112 Faunce, Margaret 114 Fedorek, Karen Ann 113 Fedorek, Mary Kathryn 70, 102 Fedorek, Peggy Jo 109 Felmlee, Joyce Diane 48, 59, 127 Ferguson, John Donald 61, 62, 102 Fike, Donald Eugene 127 Fike, Jack Allen 72, 127, 154 Findlay, Robert Henry 60, 68, 72, 102 Fink. Jim W. 19, 68, 89, 109 Fink. Judith 48, 70, 72, 109 Fink, Marlene 112 Fink, Ruthann 45, 48, 59, 74, 102 Fisher, Ed 112 Fisher, Howard R. 17 Flath, Robert L. 27, 86, 87, 91 Flowers, Edward James 61, 68, 102 Flowers, Robert Michael 112 Flowers, Walter Thomas 112 Football 86-87 Forbes, Martha 101 Forbes, Ronald J. 42, 60, 109 Fomal, Daniel John 113 Foster, Paul 111 Fox, Anna Mae 113 Fox, Bmce Eugene 43, 127 Fox, Darrel Auther 113 Fox, Glenn Leroy 60, 102 Fox, Joyce Lorraine 58, 59, 70, 109 Fox, Paul Irvin 61, 128 Francisco, Brad Emery 61, 102 Freeman, James Edmondson 50, 51, 118, 128, 152, 164, 166 Freeman, Linda Lucile 53, 58, 59, 70. 78. 109 French Club 52 French, Toni Lee 59, 68, 128, 155 Freshman 112-115 Friedhaber, Christine M. 71, 72, 113 Friedman, Margie 42, 45, 46, 59, 70 96, 97, 102, 144 Fry, Cary Bruce 113 Fry, Daniel 42, 53, 68, 89, 109 Fry, Emily 39 Fry, Harold Daniel 139 Fry, Harry Tim 61, 68, 91, 102 Fry, James 55. 61, 128 Fry, Thomas 112 F.B.L.A. 48 F.H.A. 47 F.T.A. 46 -C- Caddess, Dennis Robert 61, 128 Cardiner, Beverly Ann 57, 109 Gardiner, Donna Marie 49, 59, 128 Gardner, Gloria Jean 48, 70, 109 Carmong, Kathryn 39 Garmong, Linda Lee 47, 63, 102 Garrity, Augusta 23, 59 Garvey, Lola June 113 Catesman, William Paul 111 Gayetty, Karen Lee 128 Gayetty, Nancy Joanne 113 Gegogeine, Charles William 61, 128 Gegogeine, Darlene Pearl 113 Gegogeine, James Glenn 53, 91, 109 Gegogeine, Janice Marie 59, 68, 128, 155 Cegogeine, Jacqueline Ranee 49, 58, 59, 70, 102 Gegogeine, Thomas Jame 72, 113 Gegogeine, William S. 17 Gharing, Richard 113 Gharing, Robert Lawrence 128 Gibson, Julie A. 70, 109 Gierlach, Sandra Kay 70, 71, 102 Giles, Kris Louise 59, 109 Giles, Robert 113 Gilhousen, James Ray 129 Gillen, Deborah Jean 53, 70, 109 Ginnery, Mary Catherine 47, 63, 109 Cinnery, Tony 102 Girls’ Athletic Association Officials 49 Girls’ Chorus 70 Girls' Choir 70 Girls’ Ensemble 69 Gloss, James Leroy 109 Gloss, John Westley 60. 72, 102 Gloss, Mary Jane 49, 129, 154 Goebel, Howard Guenther 50, 51, 68, 129 Gold, Jack 113 Goldberg, Ted Leonard 53, 54, 71, 72, 76, 109 Golf 95 Gonzales, Juan Douglass 113 Gonzalez, Jim Robert 113 Goodemote, Beverly Anne 70, 109 Goodemote, Sharon Ruth 113 Goodman, Francis Eugene 61, 102 Goodman, Thomas 113 Goodman, Tim 113 Goodrich, Jack 113 Goodwill, John Harry Frederick 111 Goodwill. R. S. 17 Goral, Christina Alice 56, 59, 102 Coucher, Edwin Herman 109 Graham, Janice Mary 113 Graham, Linda Dawn 45, 59, 70, 71, 102 Crieff, John Fredric 113 Groner, James 113 Groner, Kathryn Ann 47, 103 Grove, Joan Louise 129 Grumbling, Virgil 10, 16 Grzasko, Martin 61, 129 Grzasko, Stanley 113 Gunnarson, 59, 109 Gunnarson, Ronald Lloyd 50, 129 Gureczny, Robert George 68, 71, 72, 109 Guth, Candace Louise 113 -H- Haas, Kathy 54 Hale, Mark Edward 72, 91, 109 Hall, Robert Kenneth 89, 110 Hall, Robert 37 Hamilton, Karen I ee 46, 70, 74, 103 Haney, Mary 112 Hanlon, Ronald David 72, 110 Hanna, Charles 129 Hanna, John Walter 103 Hanna, Marilyn 112 Harkless, Dennis Lee 55, 57, 61, 90, 91, 129 Harper, William A. 17 Harris, Judith Ann 44, 48, 59, 65, 129, 152, 155 Harris, Sandra 113 Hart, Linda Louise 48, 70, 103 Hart, Loren Lee 113 Hartle, Francis Thomas 129 186 Hartle, Michael Leroy 113 Harvest Ball Court 158 Harvest Ball Queen 159 Harvey, Charles Keith 55, 68, 85, 87, 91. 100, 103 Havey, David 91 Hawks, William Eugene 61, 130 llaylett, Danny Lee 111 Haylett, Larry Clarence 130 Hazlett, Lee Carol 59, 70, 109 Hazlett. William Edward 103 llealy, William Eugene 103 llealy, Yvonne Marie 113 Heasley, Barbara Jean 53, 59, 109 Heaslcy, H. E. 34 Heath, Dennis 149 Heath, Linda 113 Heber, Frank Leroy 103 Heber, James Scott 113 Heckathom, Dennis Lee 68, 110 Heckathom, Sherry Lane 53, 59, 70, 109 Heckathom, Thomas John 50, 60, 130 Ifeckathome, Carol Jean 42, 44, 55, 68, 69, 96, 97, 105, 130, 144, 148, 151, 158, 162 Heckathome, Margaret Ann 48, 59, 130, 155 Heckathome, Nancy Lee 45, 53, 58, 59, 72, 109 Heckathome, Yvonne Marie 47, 68, 130 Hedegore, Patricia Nancy 48, 103 Helfferich, Murray 62, 111 Henderson, Dean Allen 87, 113 Henderson, Frank Eugene 113 Henderson, Karen Lorraine 49, 59, 70, 72, 103 Henderson, Thomas Bryson 103 llepler, Wallace Dee 61, 103 Herman. Robert Joe 61, 103 Herron, William 113 Hewey. Susan Coit 10, 44, 53, 54. 65, 68. 69. 76, 78, 79, 130, 146, 151, 152, 155, 158, 192 Hewston, Joseph Michael 130 Hickman, Faye 31 Hickman, Sallv Ann 70, 109 Hildebrand, Blair 30, 55, 87, 106 Hildebrand, Lance David 50, 68, 91, 103 Hildebrand, Timothy Blair 87, 113 Hiles, Debbie 113 Hill, Joyce Louise 103 Hilton, Orrin 16 Hinman, Helen Jeanne 47, 109 Hinman, Joseph Moreland 43, 130 Hipwell, Brenda Sue .49. 59, 70. 109 Hipwell. David Allen 60, 68, 71, 72, 130 Hipwell, Linda Lou 53, 59, 70, 109 Hipwell, Richard Maurice 50, 68, 72, 131 Hofmelster, Don Gilbert 61, 131 Hofmeister, Susan Diane 48. 103 Hogle, Hugh 37 Hogue, John Robert 71, 72, 91, 110 Holden, Susan Lee 59, 109 HoRabaugh, Carol Elizabeth 47, 58, 63, 131 Hollabaugh, Gayle Ruth 109 Hollingsworth, Cheryl Marie 49, 59, 68, 131 Hollingsworth, Thomas Nelson 131 Holquist, Loren Thomas 113 Holt, Deborah Jane 45, 53, 70, 72, 76, 96, 97, 109, 144 Homer, Clayton Thomas 91, 113 Hood. Sheila 59. 131 Hoover, Cindi Lee 49, 70, 109 Hoover, Kenneth 113 Horn, Karen Ruth 68, 131 Homburg, Ronald Arthur 59, 111 Home, William 113 Homer, Denny Norman 113 Homer, Larry Richard 110 Homer, Suzan Gery 110 Hosack, Diana 113 Hotchkiss, David Lawrence 50, 54, 55, 71, 72, 73, 131, 153, 154, 155 Houtz, J. Francis 30 Houtz, Richard Lee 50, 51, 54, 55, 65, 76, 77, 78, 86, 130, 131, 153, 165, 166 Hovis, Raymond Edward 72, 113 Hovis, Susan Jane 59, 70, 103 Howe, Robert Hathaway 131 Huey, Kathleen Louise 103 Huey, Jerry Lee 59, 103 Huff, Karen Jayne 46, 103 Huff, Kay Frances 47, 63, 70, 110 Huff, Keith Eugene 111 Huff, Linda Kay 49, 70, 103 Huff, Robert Allen 60. 131 Huff, Virginia Marie 45, 49, 54, 70, 103 Huff, William Leroy 68, 91, 103 Hughes, Daniel Ellsworth 50. 103 Hulsizer, Carol Arlene 48, 59, 70, 110 Hulsizer, Richard Keith 61, 62, 104 Hunt, Susan Kay 45, 46, 58, 59, 70, 71, 104 Hurst, Linda 47, 104 Hutchinson. James Dale 50, 51, 55, 70, 91, 131 Hutchison, Kathleen Ann 51, 132, 155 Hyde, Patricia Jane 48, 132 Hynes, Daniel Edward 110 Hynes, Kathy 113 -I- Irwin, David Donald 110 Irwin, Karen 10 Irwin, Kathleen Marie 113 -J- Jakubowski, Edwin J. 34 Jalosky, Rebekah Ruth 48, 68, 123 Jalosky, Thomas 113 James, Robert Lee 50, 59, 104 Jamieson, Terry Lee 132 Jarzab, David John 87, 89, 110 Jarzab, Patricia 46, 59, 132 Jasiota, Janice Michelle 113 Johnson, Cuyanne Louise 45, 53, 54, 70, 96, 97, 110, 144 Johnson, Richard Lamont 132 Johnson, Wilma 22, 56 Jones, Arnold 113 Jones, Daniel 37 Jones, Cary 11, 50, 53, 54. 56, 65. 71, 72. 76, 78, 132, 139, 148, 158. 188 Jones, Peggy 113 Jones, Ralph 37 Jones, Steven 113 Jones, Suzanne Louise 48, 70, 110 Juniors 100-108 Junior Class Officers 100 Junior Red Cross Club 58-59 -K- Kalamajka, John James 61, 104 INDEX Kaness, Mary Elnora 113 Kaster, Candace Louise 70, 110 Kaster, Rhoda Mae 56, 57, 104 Kauffman, Linda Kathleen 68, 69, 132, 141, 151 Kaufman, Barbara 114 Kaufman, Frank Norbert 10, 59, 132 Kaufman, John Jay 42. 50, 53. 54, 64, 65, 68, 71, 118, 123, 132, 152, 155, 158, 181, 188, 191, 192 Kaufman, John O. 9, 18, 123 Kaufman, William 86, 113 Kay, William Louis 53, 54, 71, 72, 76, 110 Kean, Norman Eugene 48, 68, 72, 110 Keefer, Gerald 37 Keefer, Kathryn Christine 53, 59, 70, 71, 110 Keely, Linda Jane 59, 70, 110 Kellner, Barbara Elizabeth 113 Kellogg, Debbie 113 Kelley, Elvira 113 Kelley, Nancy 113 Kennedy, Dale 16 Kennedy, David Allen 11, 50, 51, 53, 55, 63, 71, 72, 86, 130, 133 Kerr, Joan Loretta 104 Kerr, Sallie Jean 110 Kerr. Susan Louise 59, 70, 110 Kessler, Sara Lee 42, 53, 70, 110 Kiefer. Lee Edward 50, 51, 133 Kimes, Lee Howard 113, 86 Kinch, Judy 113 Kinch, Karen Lee 49, 58, 59, 104 Kinch, Sandra Mae 113 King, Daniel Joseph 113 Kirkland, Clarence 39 Kiskaddon, Margaret John 71, 72, 110 Klskaddon, Martha Louise 56, 72, 113 Kittner, David Michael 133 Klapec, James Edward 104 Kline. Terry James 48, 51, 110 Klinehamer, Joseph William 42, 50, 51, 133 Kluck, Clarence John 113 Kluck, Raymond David 113 Klugh, Carol 113 Knupp, James Monroe 42, 133 Knupp, Sue 113 Koemer, Jane Nesbitt 49, 54, 58, 59, 104 Kope, Connie Louise 113 Koziara, Karen Marie 58, 59, 70, 110 Kreidler, John Jessie 110 Kreidler, Kathleen Louise 48, 133 Krensavage, John Joseph 104 Kresinski, Mary Agnes Helen 113 Kugler, Colleen Renee 113 Kugler, Noel Edwin 110 Kugler, Sandra Lee 48, 59, 110 Kugler, Steven Kenneth 60, 133 Kuhls, Ralph F. 68, 104 Kuhls, Sharon 68, 133 Kulinski, Joseph A. 51, 72, 104 Kulinski, Lucretia Ann 47, 48, 70, 110 Kulling, David Kenneth 113 Kulling, Frederick Eugene 113, 153 Kulling, Cary Alan 55, 133 Kulling, Kathy 133 Kuminkoski, Linda Sue 133 Kunselman, Terry Lee 61. 133 Kurschinske, Audrey Dorothy 104 -L- I afferty, Diane 166 Lafferty, Jane 166 Lafferty, Robert C. 29, 100 Lake, Cary Alan 50, 51, 76, 134 Lamb, Harold 16 Lape, Loretta 38, 139 Larsen, Sherril Diane 45, 49, 70, 104 187 Lasiewicz, Mary Lee 113 Latchaw, Charles Edward 134 Lauer, Barbara 149 Lavery, David Lee 53, 54, 110 Lee, Daniel Robert 61, 134 Lehman, Paid 37 Lehnortt, Marie Ann 48, 104 Leicht, Carry Edward 42, 50, 59, 61,, 88, 95, 104, 139 Lendnim, Kathleen Joyce 134 Leta, Michelle Denise Anne 44, 59, 68. 134. 160 Levi, Joseph Canan 50, 55, 68, 95, 104, 155 Levine, Bryan Alan 50, 55, 57, 76, 87, 134 154 Levine, Deena 50, 54, 58. 59, 104 Levine, Jill Elaine 50, 51, 58, 59, 74, 76, 104, 155 Levine, Sandra Lynn 49, 54, 58, 59, 71, 72, 104 Lewis, Charles Arthur 71, 72, 73, 78, 134, 151, 155 Lewis, Cheryl 113 Lewis, Mrs. Leanna C. 23, 112 Lewis, Linda Lee 46, 59. 70, 71, 104 Library Staff 44-45 Lilly, William 16 Linch, Kenneth Clarence 62, 104 Lindsay, Sandra Leigh 49, 134 Lingo, Diane Lynn 114 Lingo, Lavonnc Elieen 58, 59, 70, 110 London, Diane Jean 49, 58, 59, 104 Longstreth, Ruth Elaine 48, 70, 110 Lord. Katherine Anne 48, 59, 70, 104 Loveless, Charlene Adelc 68. 134, 154 Lowers, Judy Virginia 48, 134 Lowers, Robert 114 Lowry, Carol Ann 68, 69, 71, 73, 134, 154 Lowry, Virginia Ruth 47, 58, 134 Lucas, Jeffrey Lynn 114 Lufen, Karen 104 Lukasiak, Jude 112 Lukasiak, Michael 87, 114 Lukasiak, Samuel Victor 50, 51, 135 Lund, Linda Lee 53, 70, 71, 110 Luton, Curtis Blaine 114 Luton, Karen Maxine 59, 72 Luttrel, Myrtle 114 Lynch, Kennie 61 Lynch, Robert J. 30, 86, 87, 89, 106, 113 Lytle, Gloria Jean 70, 110 -M- Mack, Bonnie Kay 44, 46, 50, 68, 135, 154 Mackintosh, Janet Elaine 49,59,72,110 Majorettes 74, 75 Malys, Mike James 68, 89, 110 Malys, Pat Stanley 68, 104 Mamott, Lynn Ann 49, 70, 104 Manley, Robert Randolph 30, 57, 59, 61, 86, 104 Marsh, Sandra Lee 56, 72, 110 Marsh, William Robert 110 Marshall, Jane Elizabeth 45, 53, 59, 70, 110 Marshall, Mary Kay 45, 49. 54, 59, 70, 100, 104 Martens, Diane 30, 49 Martin, Melinda Jean 45, 71, 72, 110 Martin, Robert 114 Martin, Robert Elliott 114 Martin, Robert Eugene 105 Martin, Roger 114 Martin, Yvonne Katherine 59 Martyna, Richard Allan 110 Marvin, Carolyn Marie 39, 59, 135 Marvin, Leslie Kav 39, 47, 63, 135 Marvin, Roger 1 Masquelier, Joyce Ann 114 Master, John M. 23, 57 Master, Thomas Haines 91, 110 Matha, Archie C. 34, 62, 111 Mathews, Donna Lee 47, 70, 105 Maxwell, Martha 114 Maxwell, Richard Henry 55, 68, 87, 135 Maybray, Bonnie 114 Maybray, Jonathan Dean 54, 60, 135 McBride, George Edward 114 McCarthy, Pat Marie 46, 49, 58, 59, 70, 105 McCash, Margie Mrs. 27, 118, 119 McCauley, Eugene Edward 51, 110 McCauley, John Louis 105 McCauley, Karen Sue 114 McCauley, Sharan Lee 135 McClain, Linda Jo 50, 51, 68, 135, 155 McClellan, David LeRoy 48. 68, 136 McClellan, Don George 111 McClellan, Karen Louise 58, 110 McClintic, William Ridge 50, 53, 54, 64. 65, 71, 72, 78, 133, 136, 155, 165, 166 McClintock, Charles Richard 136 McClintock, John E. Ill McCoid, Ronald E. 68, 88, 105 McConnell, Charles E. 16 McCray, Susan Kathleen 46, 50, 68, 71, 136, 155 McCrea, Edward James 50, 72, 136, 155 McCreary, Robert 114 McDonough. Madge Kugler 72, 114 McDougal, Daniel Steven 114 McDougall, Joe John 89, 110 McFadden, Douglas Wayne 114 McFate, William Bryon 114 McFetridge, Judy Ann 105 McGinnis, Marilyn 114 McGraw, Melanie 114 McIntyre, Lea Darlene 57, 70, 110 McIntyre, Terry Kay 114 McKissick, Diana Louise 45, 47, 58, 63, 110 McKissick, Sandra Kaye 48, 136 McKissick, Walter E. 105 McLaughlin, Cheryl Elizabeth 44, 46, 50, 65, 68, 74, 75, 136, 155 McLaughlin, Ronald 113 McMillen, Robert Lee 136 McMillin, Karen Lou 48, 59, 70, 105, 155 McMurdy, Sandra Mae 47, 110 Mead, Ruth 36. 47 Meehan, Leroy Eugene 105 Meehan, Sarah Jane 105 Meehan, Tom W. Ill Mercer, Duane 37 Mertz, Larry Albert 50, 53, 71, 72, 118, 136, 148, 155. 158 Michaels, Michael Lewis 68, 110 Michaels, Nora 64, 68, 69, 71, 73, 78, 79, 136, 151, 154, 158 Michaels, Stephen Eric 51, 68, 73, 137 Milbrandt, Jayne Lynn 46, 50, 68, 137, 154, 158, 162, 165, 166 Miller, Blanchard Eugene 61, 68, 72, 105 Miller, Carol 114 Miller, David 114 Miller, Gary Michael 86. 105, 111 Miller, Gary Roth 53, 68, 110 Miller, John Kenneth 62 Miller, Lorelie 114 Miller, Nancy 114 Mills, Rosanna Michal 45, 49, 59, 70, 110 Mitcham, Mary Martha 49, 51, 68, 137, 148, 155 Mitchell, Barry 114 Mix, Linda Lee 137 Mohnkem, Thomas Foster 57, 60, 137 Mohr, George E. 33, 57 Mohr, Melissa Anne 45, 50, 71, 72, 76. 105 Mong, Pamela Roberta 70, 105 Mong, Patricia Regina 48, 70, 105 Montana, Charles Jack 50, 137 Montana, Cheryl Marie 59, 105 Montgomery, Harold Vincent 105 Montgomery, Jerry Richard 137 Montgomery, Robert Edwin 61, 62, 105 Moon, Daniel Raymond 68, 110 Moon, James Arthur 114 Moore, Dale LeRue 114 Moore, Robert Eugene 55, 87, 137 Mora, Maria Angelica 42, 51, 53, 68, 78, 79, 137, 162 Morgan, William Robert 105 Morris, Susan Ann 114 Morris, Robert S. Jr. 55, 86, 91, 105 Morrison, Karen Ann 46, 48, 59, 70, 105 Morrison, Tim Eugene 57, 86, 105 Mortimer, Ceya 37 Morton, Craig Allen 89, 110 Mosier, Kendalynne 68, 137 Nlotter, Cathy June 68, 69, 138 Motter, Charles Howard 114 Muldoon, Joyce Mary 47, 110 Muldoon, Mike 68, 110 Muldoon, Patricia Ann 114 Muldoon, William John 46, 50, 57, 78, 138 Mullins, Elaine Elizabeth 50, 53, 59, 68, 76. 77, 78, 79, 138, 155 Musical—“Good News” 80, 81 Music Club Council 72 Myers, Charles 111 Myers, Larry Gene 110 Myers, Sherry La nice 105 Myers, William A. 16 Mystery Play 76, 77 -N- Nalepa, Roberta 51, 70, 110 National Honor Society 64, 65 Neal, Thomas Ward 61, 138, 164, 166 Neidich, Barry Martin 138 Nelles, Jean Anne 46, 70, 105 Nelson, Judith Barbara 47, 110 Nester, Thomas Arnold 110 Newscasters 56 Nicewonger, John Thomas 138 Noble, Lynda Elizabeth 59, 110 Norris, Nancy 114 Notarianni, Jacquelyn Kay 71, 114 Nunn, Edwin James 110 -O- Oakes, Charles Leander 114 Oakes, Dorothy 39 Oakes, James LeRoy 114 Oakes, Karen Ruth 138 O'brien, Dennis Michael 86. 114 Oil Can Staff 154-155 Olen, Robert 114 Oleszck, Patricia Lou 49, 63, 110 Olmes, Donald 54, 114 Olmes, Judith Ann 49, 105, 155 Olmes, Major D., Jr. 17 Olmes, Sam 114 O’Neil, Carl Eugen 114 O’Neil, Darlene 114 O’Neil, Peggy Ann 6, 45, 51, 53. 58, 71, 72, 73, 110 Organists 71 Osterman, Lea trice Joy 114 Osterman, Rodney Arnold 68, 71, 72, 73, 103, 105 Oswald, Delmar Duane 50, 68, 138 -P- Pacior, Martha Elizabeth 70, 105 Palmer, Carol Jacqueline 47, 63, 105 Parisse, Kathy 114 Parson, Gary Lynn 114 Parson, Randy Richard 51, 110 Pastorius, Lana Arlene 110 Pastorius, Margaret Rose 71, 72, 114 Patterson, Debbie Sue 114 Patterson, Josephine 39 Pearson, Thomas 87, 114 Pederson, Dennis Alan 114 Perry, Joseph Paul 87, 91, 114 Perry, Linda Sue 48, 59, 70, 105 Persing, Larry Rexford 68, 110 Pertz, Donald Robert 114 Peterson, Christine 36 Peterson, Lawrence Robert 55, 89, 110 Peterson. Louise Nancy 114 Petre, Charles John 50, 53, 54, 64, 65, 68, 78, 119, 132, 138, 154, 162, 166 Petre, Pamela Prudence 30, 42, 45, 49, 54, 105, 155 Pett, Roylene Helen 114 Petulla, Samuel J., Jr. 192 Pfendler, Audrey Louise 50, 58, 59, 138, 155 Pfendler, Susan 49, 56, 59, 70, 96, 97, 110, 144 Phillips, Sharon Sue 70, 71, 106 Physics Club 50 Pierce, Carl 27, 61, 109 Piercy, Barbara Ann 138 Pifer, Joan 33, 48, 109 Platt, Michael 114 Pleger, Lou Henry 61, 91, 106 Plowman, Glenna Glee 39, 47, 63, 110 Plowman, Richard Alan 111 Plowman, Roberta Rita 39, 47, 138 Plowman, Rowland M. 39 Plyler, David E. 62, 111 Polm, Martha Jean 114 Porter, Fred Caring 139 Porter, Gordon Edward 24, 51, 87, 103 Porter, Robert James 111 Porter, Thomas William 139 Potter, Linda Marie 53, 110 Potts, Jack Ernest 139 Poulter, Frances Anne 45, 49, 56, 59, 70. 110 Poulter, William Charles 61, 106 Prather, Kenneth Jim 50 Pressler, John Charles 53, 54 Prestipino, Regina 115 Price, Shirley Rose 48, 70, 110 Priester, Linda Lee 114 Pringle, Dana M. 20 Pritchard, Wayne A. 16 Proper, Dan Lee 139 Proper, Pennie Lee 114 Proper, Robert Alford 61, 106 Proper, Y'icky Ann 47, 48, 110 Puleo, Carl Frank 32, 70, 71, 72 Puleo, Christopher 166 Putnam, Joseph Leroy 46, 60, 139 -R- Rankin, Dawn 110 Rankin, Raymond Keith 72, 114 Ray, Cheryle Anne 45, 48, 59, 70, 106 Ray, Corinne 37 Ray, Terry Allan 46, 50, 55, 59, 68, 86, 87, 88, 89, 130, 139, 151, 159 189 INDEX Rayner, Robert John 46, 50, 59, 68, 91, 139 Reagle, Mark Edwin 50, 106 Rearick, Quay Hugh 139 Rcdfield, Romayne 37 Reed, Cheryl 10 Reed, James William 139 Reed Marcia Ann 110 Reed, Paula Jean 106 Reed, Steve 114 Reid. Margaret D. 7, 23, 54 Reinhardt, Susan B. 20 Rembold, Renee 110 Reninger, Fred Haven 55, 91, 106 Reninger, Shrrill Kay 70, 106 Renninger, Candace Alene 46, 50, 58, 59. 68. 74. 75, 139, 155 Renninger, Perry Steven 110 Rex, Clyde Alan 42, 140 Rex, Dennis 115 Rex, Janet Diane 48, 140, 152 Reynolds, Mason B. 39 Reynolds, Rebecca Lynne 46, 50, 58. 59. 140 Rice, Barbara Dianne 49. 56, 59, 70, 110 Richey, Sharon Lee 114 Rider, Bonnie Jane 51, 70, 110 Riehl, Patricia Ann 22 Rifenberrick, Janice 46, 50, 68, 72, 140. 154 Riley, David Francis 140 Ritchie, Michael David 42, 50, 51, 53, 64. 65, 97, 140, 144, 154, 162, 165. 166 Roberts, Beverly Jean 59, 106 Roberts, Inez Eleanor 39, 48, 140, 155 Roberts, Thomas LeRoy 48, 51, 140 Robison, Theodore Allan 54, 55, 88, 94, 106 Roddy, David 91 Roddy, Sherry Jeane 46, 50, 59, 68, 140, 155, 158, 162 Rode, Robert Wilbur 71, 72, 110 Rodgers, Bruce Alan 50, 54, 65, 68, 71, 72, 78, 123, 140, 150, 152, 155 Rodgers, James Rupert 61, 91, 106 Rodgers, Laurina Mae 50, 51, 57, 58 59, 140 Rodgers, Sherry Lynn 68, 140, 160 Rodgers, Viky Lee 114 Roess, Christine Anne 46, 58, 59, 70 76. 103, 106 Roess, Robert William 60, 72, 141 Rogers, John Ceorge 110 Rogers, Larry Duane 106 Rogers, Robert 115 Rolka, Ronald Raymond 43 Roos, Sarah 114 Rorabaugh, Blair Franklin 56, 106 Rorabaugh, Elizabeth Joy 114 Rose. Michael McKee 42, 53, 59, 89, 110 Roseberry, Stephen Earl 43, 111 Roseberry,Thomas Ray 111 Rosen, Burt Edwin 55, 84, 89, 106 Rosenberg, Ruth Anne 114 Rosinski, Barbara Ann 46, 50, 58, 59 70, 106 Ross, Carolyn Arlene 48, 141, 155 Ross, James Richard 61, 106 Ross, Deborah Lynn 58, 70, 110 Ross, Sarah 114 Rossey, Emma Jean 47, 63, 106 Rossey, Pat 114 Rotarians 54 Riidisille, Judith Ann 48, 141, 154 Rudisille, Sheila I orraine 59, 106 Rudolph, Ted 115 Rudolph, Thomas 115 Rudolph, Toni Ann 141 Runninger, Roger 115 Runzo, Philip 32, 68, 69, 70. 71, 72 Russell, James Rodney 106 Russell, Linda Lou 47, 49, 63, 106 Russell, Marilyn Margaret 45, 56, 59, 110 Russell, Richard T. 29, 81, 87 Ryan, James Robert 61, 141, 153 Ryan. Nancy Ruth 45, 53, 110 Rybak, Patricia Diane 39, 47, 141 Rynd, Cyrus T. 17 -S- Sabin, Christina Diana 51, 53, 58, 70, 110 Sabousky, Michael Robert 60, 68, 141 Sager, Gail Lorraine 48, 59, 68, 141, 155 Sallade, Hunter Allan 141 Sallade, Marilyn 114 Sallade, Paul Edwin 106 Samonsky, Anabel Scott 29, 154 Sampsell, Karen 114 Samuels, Sam Louis 50, 51, 53, 54, 65, 71, 72, 123, 142, 151, 152, 155, 190, 191 Sanford, Jane 37 Sanford, Timothy Rutledge 11, 53, 54, 68, 71, 72. 73, 110 Sarver, Beth Louise 44, 45, 51, 53, 58, 70, 111 Sarver, Rebecca 114 Say, Beverly Irene 44, 51, 59, 68, 142 Say, Larry Eugene 72, 110 Sayers, Gloria Jean 53, 70 Sayers, Rick James 46, 50, 55, 57, 142 Scanned, Charles 115 Scanned, John Michael 54. 106 Schantz, Linda Jean 46, 59, 68, 142 Schefchunas, Thomas 106 Schell, Barbara Ann 44, 45, 58, 59, 71, 74. 106 Schiffer, Steve Joseph 110 Schneider, Donald Eugeen 61, 106 Schneider, Rose Marie 111 Schubert, Sandra 115 Schultz, Terry Lee 50, 142 Schwab, Dave Lee 62, 111 Schwab, Gloria Rae 47, 63, 106 Schwab, James D. 19 Schwab, Margaret 115 Schwabenbauer, Leanora Ann 58, 72, 111 Schwartz, Howard Dennis 53, 54, 60, 71, 111 Scierka, Peter Stanley 35, 111 Scott, Robert Edwin 87, 111 Secretaries 38 Selden, Frank 37 Selden, Madelyn 37 Senior Class Officers 119 Senior Class Play 78, 79 Senior High News 57 Senior Superlatives 151 Seniors 120-149 Scrafin, Cynthia 115 Serafin, Dotty Jo 72, 111 Shannon, Dixie Lee 106 Shannon, Linda Marie 47, 111 Shattenberg, Helen Marie 48, 142, 154 Shaughnessy, Daryl Jean 86, 106 Shaughnessy, James Joseph 11, 42, 55, 85, 87, 91. 130, 142, 150, 159. 165, 166 Shaughnessy, John Richard 60 Shaw, Dennis Hugh 55, 84, 86, 91, 142 Shaw, Judy Diane 111 Sheatz, Nedra Kraft 46, 58, 59, 74, 107 Sherlock, Robert Gray 142 Shingledecker, Paul 114 Shirey, JoAnne Layne 46, 49, 50, 57, 14T 1«54 Shirey. Joyce Marlene 48, 59, 70, 111 Shirey, Virginia 115 Shirey, William Leroy 43, 143, 164, 166 Shontz, Larry DeWayne 111 Shontz, Olivia Marcine 47, 63, 147 Shook, Dale Matthew' 72, 107 Shook, James David 72, 89, 111 Shoup, Dean K. 20, 46 Shreffler, Charles Wayne 61 Shreffler, Ray Arnold 107, 111 Shreve, Elaine Marie 48, 59, 70, 71, 107 Shreve, Maryann 59 Sibson, Scott Meyer 55, 86, 143 Siegall, Diane Marilyn 59, 111 Siverling, Ruth 39 Skinner, Jane Rebecca 44, 54, 64, 65, 68, 69, 76, 77. 78. 79, 143, 154 Skinner, Rebecca McAtee 31 Slagle, Richard Maxwell 111 Slater, Kathy Eleanor 42, 45, 53, 70, 111 Slater, Lloyd William, Jr. 42, 50, 55, 87, 143 Sliter, Fred Aden 59, 143 Smith, Cody William 60, 143 Smith, Jack 115 Smith, Kay 115 Smith, Peggy Lee 48, 59, 70, 107, 155 Smith, Robert Monroe 72, 107 Smrekar, Ronna Marie 70, 111 Snyder, Barbara Sue 49, 58, 70, 111 Snyder, George, Jr. 33 Snyder, John Michael 72, 111 Snyder, Kenneth 37 Socha, Richard 107 Soles, Joyce Louise 47, 143 Sonoski, Robert Dugan 46, 50, 143 Sophomores 109-111 Southside Faculty 37 Spangler, Julie Ann 44, 45, 50, 59, 70, 107 Speer, Cynthia 115 Spence, Carol 59, 70 Spence, Clarence George 143 Spence, Dean 115 Spence, Marion 37 Spence, Peggy Ann 68, 143 Stack, Kathryn Mary 111 Stack, Linda 115 Stack, Suann 112 Stage Force 62 Stallsmith, Mary 37 Stanley, Edward I ewis 60, 144 Stanton, Sandra Louise 58, 107 Stanton, Sandra Sue 59, 107 Sterner, David Carl 61, 144 Sterner, Lawrence Wayne 60, 68, 144 Sterner, Pamela Kay 46, 50, 144, 155 Sterner, Robert Walter 111 Stevens, Judith Nanette 59, 70, 72, 107 Stewart, Joseph 109 Stiglitz, Maurean 45, 70 Stoltenburg, Earl William, Jr. 61, 84, 88, 144 Stoltenburg, Harry Charles 111 Stoudt, John Frederick 60, 71, 72, 144 Stover, Gwen Elaine 48, 70, 111 Stover, Merrie Christine 48, 144, 155 Stover, Rose Marie 111 Stralka, James Albert 107 Stralko, John 114 Straub, David Stephen 55, 86. 107 Strawbridge, Thomas C. 42. 51, 111 Strickland, James Arthur 107 Strickland, Lee Maxwell 50, 55, 65, 78, 79, 91, 144 Strickland, Sandra 10 Strohm, Christopher Houston 50, 54, 68, 78. 119, 144, 1.54. 164. 166 Strouse, Wilfred Franklin 60, 144 Struthers, Robert James 123 Struthers, Thomas 115 Struthers, William James 48, 51, 91, 145 Stuchel, Merle 25, 46, 91, 103 Student Council 42 Student School Lunch Program Staff 39 Sullivan, Lois Jean 59, 145 Sumoske, Art Jean 111 Sversko, Diane 115 Swacha, Sandra 48, 59, 145 Swaile, William C. 25, 60 Swartz, Carol Diane 59, 68, 145 Swartz, Ed George 145 Swartzfager, Suzanne Jane 70, 111 Swetsky, Francine Isabel 56, 57, 145 Swing Out 164-167 190 Swing Out Queen 167 Szabat, John Leo 57, 111 Szafran, James Joseph 50, 51, 91, 145 Szafran, Thomas Allan 111 Sympruch, Thomas Anthony 111 -T- Tarleton, Karen Ann 68, 69, 73, 74, 119, 145, 155, 160, 162, 165, 166 Tarr, Harry J. Ill Tarr, Marilyn Kaye 47, 145 Tarr, Merwin 17 Tarr, Ronald Merwin 84, 86, 89, 111 Tarr, Timothy Lewis 51, 53, 68, 71, 72, 73, 86, 145 Taylor, Kenneth Frank 111 Tenney, Larry Edwin 111 Tennis 94 Thomas, Henry M. 39 Thompson, Martha Ann 70, 111 Thompson, Mary Day 115 Thompson, Thomas James 50, 145 Thorpe, Barbara Louise 55, 65, 68, 69, 96, 97. 105, 133, 144, 145, 148, 150, 155, 158, 165, 166 Thurau, James Walter 50, 54, 71, 72, 146 Tingley, Mary Kathryn 70, 111 Titus, Richard Levem 86, 90, 91, 107 Tock, Howard R. 39 Top Six—Popularity 150 Top Twenty—Scholarship 152, 153 Toy, Gary Edward 42, 55, 68. 86, 107 Toy, Patricia Ann 59, 63, 146 Track 92, 93 Truby, Verna Goodwin 22, 110 Tunney, Delores Ann 47, 68, 146 -til'd ick, Stephen King 61, 146 Udick, Thomas Howard 91 Uhlott, Debra Marlene 107 Uhlott, Dennis Marshall 111 Umstcad, Dennis 111 Umstead, Elaine 115 Urban, Clement 26, 87, 106, 110 -V- Van Wormer, Clarence Leroy 146 Van Wormer, Laura Jean 47, 107 Van Wormer, William Ronald 111 Varsity Club 55 Vender, Cary Joseph 50, 107 Venturella, Joseph Michael 86 Venturella, Judy Ann 59, 70, 74, 107 Vocational Board 43 Vogan, Larry Eugene 68, 107 Vogan, Toni l ee 107 Voit, Carol 115 -W- Wade, Tim Elmer 62, 78, 107 Wagner, Walter 37 Walenia, William Joseph 61, 108 Walentoski, Donald Edward 111 Walentoski, Ron Edward 111 Walters, Nancy Ann 49, 58, 59, 70, 108 Walz, Lois 21, 44 Warcholic, Kathleen Ann 49, 59, 68, 146 Ward, Duane Edward 61, 146 Ward, Gerald Pinkham Pineda 50, 51, 55, 59, 78, 87, 90, 91, 130, 146, 148, 155 Ward, John Joseph 50, 146 Ward, Mary 39 Ward, Russell 37 Ware, Thomas DeHaven 61, 146 Warring, Robert Eugene 111 Washburn, Janice 37 Watkins, Joseph Lee 86, 91, 111 Watkins, Mary 57, 111 Watkins, Susan Audrie 46, 49. 58, 59. 108 Watson, Carole Jean 70, 111 Watson, Dan E. 26. 61. 114 Watson, Mike E. Ill Watson, Patsy Lee 108 Way, Charlotte 45, 58, 59, 70, 74, 108 Weaver, John E. 17 Weaver, John S. Ill Weaver, Robert 115 Weaver, Thomas Gary 111 Webber, Charles S. 17 Webster, Gary Lee 55, 61, 68, 87, 146 Webster, Willis Ronald 24, 111 Weese, Jacqueline 46, 49, 57, 59, 78, 79, 147 Weese, Richard Edward 111 Weidle, Barbara Ann 59, 68, 147 Welms, Deborah Lee 57, 111 Welms, Georgianna Marie 72, 108 Wenner, David LeRoy 72 Wert, James Norman 50, 51, 147, 153, 165, 166 West. Carol Lee 48, 59, 147 Westlake, Larry LeRoy 110 Whaley, Cindy Dianna 70, 111 Whaley, Michael 115 Whaley, Terry James 61 Whitehill, Beverley Ann 53, 57, 58, 59, 76, 147, 160 Whitehill, Priscilla Jo 70, 108 Whitehill, William 115 Whitling, Rose 115 Whitling, Terrance LeRoy 50, 147 Whitman, Charles Leroy 60, 108 Whitman, Edward Louis 61, 147 Whilten, Richard 115 Wilkinson, Juaneta 115 Wilkinson, Mary Kathleen 48, 59, 70, 72, 97, 105, 111, 144 Wilkinson, Thomas Robert 87 Williams, Beverly Ruth 48, 59, 147 Williams, Bradford Burton 55, 57, 61. 86, 91, 147 W'illiams, Eugene Louis 72, 109 Williams, Judith Dianne 70, 108 Williams, Kathy Ann 48, 59, 70, 108 Williams, Michael Tom 61, 147 Williams, Ruth 38 Williams, Sandra Marlene 42, 44, 68, 69, 72, 147, 155 Williamson, Ted William 108 Wilson, Jack Kahle 61, 147 Wilson, Judith Lynn 48, 70, 111 Wilson, Phillip John 108 Wilsted, Anna 25 Wiltanger, Joseph Michael 68, 91, 109 Wiltanger, Linda Marie 49, 51, 68. 71, 72, 148, 155 Winger, Gene Olen 71, 72, 109 Winger, Larry 115 Winger, Michael Alvin 43, 61, 108 Winger, Wayne Marley 86 Wingert, William Edwin 50, 71, 72, 108 Winter Sports Court 160 Winter Sports Queen 161 Wise, Barbara Ann 70, 108 Wise, Eileen Genevieve 47, 108 Wise, Harvey Eugene 61, 108 Wise, Helen Marie 70, 108 Wise, William David 111 Witmer, Robert 39 Witmer, Wallace Edward 50, 51, 68, 148 Wojtowicz, Maxine Marie 47, 48, 63, 109 Wolbert, Vicki Marie 108 Wolcott, Margaret Charmaine 70, 111 Wolozyn, Mike David 68, 110 Womcr, Gloria Darlene 59 Wood, Gary Dennis 109 Wood, Terry Edwin 55, 57, 61, 91, 148 Wood, Tim Eugene 48 Woods, Deborah Jean 53, 59, 70, 111 Woods, June Catherine 46, 59, 70, 108 Wrestling 90, 91 Wright, Gary LeRoy 111 Wright, James Albert 91, 110 Wright, Judy 115 Wright, William Wayne 50, 51, 55, 87, 88, 148 Wurster, Harold 115 Wurster, Mary Elizabeth 47, 110 Wurster, Ronald George 108 Wygant, Linda Kay 110 Wynkoop, Donald 37 Wynkoop, Donna 50, 53, 54, 64, 68, 76, 78, 79, 148, 155 Wynkoop, Sharon Lee 54, 70, 72, 111 -Y- Yargar, Margaret Elaine 46, 59, 70, 101, 108 Yamell, Cheryl Lee 70, 110 Yamell, Robert 115 Yashinski, Kathy Ann 59, 148 Yashinski, William John 61, 108 Yeatter, Catherine Jean 70, 110 Yoder, Richard Kyle 50, 51. 142, 153 Young, Barbara Lyn 42, 46, 55, 70, 97. 105, 108, 144, 146 Young, Kenneth Wayne 91, 110 Young, Ronald George 110 Y’oung, Sheri Faye 44, 46, 50, 58, 59, 68. 148, 155 -Z- Ziegler. Robert E. 43, 35 Zerbe, Charles R. 21 Ziemba, Elaine 48, 59, 111 Zimoski, Carol Ann 108 Zuck, Samuel Russell 61, 108 191 “A time to build”. . In the preceeding pages we have attempted to show why Senior High is a time for everything. We hope that we have achieved this goal. We should like to thank our photographers, the Petullas, and our advisors, Mrs. Samonsky and Miss Bell, whose assistance and counsel made this ’65 Oil Can possible. With the completion of the yearbook comes the completion of our education at Senior High. It is the end of a phase of our lives. But out of this end comes a beginning, a time to build — a time to build our future. 192 •nTwiitr va' .-tvT -.t 7‘; jil IS:.¥V ATv-l v a. X- .Vse :c..'7 - V- £rT£. u