Orange High School - Oran Yearbook (Pepper Pike, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1966 volume:

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THE roar ff the crowdj' with a touchdown pass or a swishfom mid-court 5 ENGA GING IN SOCIAL ACTIVITIES A la' sock hop and the crowning Qfa queen -gzpica! ffayear 4 X , ,, t 7 PRESER VING THE A CA DEMIC ORANGE stude t and teach have a high reputation to uphold cj superior educat fra:-3 x 2, . x x x : r 1 STANDARDS 8 fm DISPLA TING THEIR CREA TIVITY STUDENTS work to develop erealive talents in many areas STRIVING FOR A CCOMPLISHMENTS '- 'nr I2 A spirited triumplz over rival Chagrin ana' a group zyf seven National Merz't Semifnalists were among our best accomplishments. I3 I4 ALL HERE, AT 0.H.S. 'CX I5 5? Q pn . -. .r , A M , ' : ,ge'.,,,m.fSvi:fShf'i 9eg.g,A QL . 1 Tx, 5 f ' f -1551 ' - wwf. my mm-:W H rf,-V4 1 ' ,A ,Vx,Q1!,AL, 'I - 'fuwfi-H' ':f-Q53 '7'F.1- 13135-V 4'1f,n 4 ' r - W .- ' -my g, N w 'msw-..-v ' f ' F 4 M 'W 'WM W7 f CW?-5? '- ' , K I .., Q Q 3 The 1966 ORAJV is dedicated to Miss Elsa Jane Carroll, in appreciation for the continual encouragement that she has given to the Class cy' '66. To juniors Miss Carroll is a teacher, to seniors she is an advisor, but to all she is afriend. Many things will be prgotten by the seniors in leaving, however the memories cyf Miss Carroll and her daunt- less spirit will not be one fyfthem. I7 '-1' social organiza tions sports oran 366 underclassmen . . . 45 EDITOR: JONMUNSON s0c1AL.- PAM WISE on GA N1zA T1oN.- BARB DEPA oLA SPOP TS: WALL YSTPOMEERG sEN10R.- JA NE TDITIRRO FA CUL TK- PA TTI RAMSA Y COPY: CAR OL EOREMAN AR P- f1N1 WA GENLANDER E Us1NEss.- JA NE T CULBER TsoN PHO TO GRA PH Y: HENR Y MA SEK AD V1s0R.- ALLAN LARSON . seniors . . . 20 faculyz . . . 136 SENIGRS D0n,t wait to be told, Class I wonder where the vikings are. QF Nineteen S z'x1Q2-Six This little piggie went to market . . . The Class of '66 has shown its leadership ability in academic, social, and athletic endeavors. The seniors in general have excelled in scholar- ship, but have diversiHed their interests, as can be seen through the wide range of schools they will attend. The 'lTeahouse of the August Moon and The Night of january 16th,, proved to be the most success- ful plays ever presented at Orange High School, not only through material gains for the Class of '66, but through intellectual experiences realized by the participants as well. Four senior members of the football team were unanimously chosen to the All-League defensive team, while the bowling team, anchored by seniors, reigned victoriously as City Champions. A senior won the distinction of being the first wrestler from Orange to go to the State Tournament. In the spring, the golf and tennis teams brought further recognition and honor to Orange and to the Class of '66. 1 23 Wally, stop that! 3 'GY' Carol Akers Susan Angell Georgeann Battiato .Iames Benes fu, '5. Douglas Bergman Pamela Black Steven Boaz Mary Botta s L l Elizabeth Bridges Harold Brown .I Yrs' Dwight Burk .nik-, .john Buchko 1-'s E ri- vw Timothy Burton Cheryl Cala Ilnlc Culdwcll is David Cameron .lcannc Cnpnk 'Indy Cnpvs 25 'X49 YL-ligf ? .john Cardamone Susan Carleton Susan Christie Y? gr Pl-nhl This-x 'Nw Deborah Cirincione Barbara Cook Cauleen Cromwell Kristin Crowtlier Penny for your thoughts 'N . f t janet Culbertson Barbara DePaolz1 Q33 t i I N G .. . Cake courtesy of Parma Bakery QS-olon branchj Elsie DcSanlis 'Tl .janet DiTirro Nada Djokovic Richard Doll David Dunfcc Richard Dunfcc Nz1ncyDusek 27 K Nf x Qftff Thomas DiFrancesco x 1 Kathleen Dugzls 'john Dyc 'L 5 554 A Nancy Elliott Pre-meal anxieties lgaw? -ns sf' tg Qu.. QT? X 'john Ericson Cynthia Foradis Q.,-f Arthur Frost llohn Gclbzich .Iudy Gevaras 28 Molly Ford Carol Foreman I 'ii If 1 .john Gill Czmdiee Goldfzirh Richard Goodnizin lilizzibeth llfllllillll Tl' Q ' Robert Greenberg .lily Hall 'john Hall Mary Lou llilI'Sll Our group had 33 'Zi fewer cavities. 4195, fi' 7' 'NX Corde Helms Christine llenry . 29 E-R Timothy Hess Carolyn Hibjan So what ifl pocketed a few tl! i Charles Holecek Carol Horky Michael Horsey Roger Hucek ig Mg . janilavorek Nancy Kampp William Kaspers 30 ,Z 6' 1:1 Marion Keepers David Knillin David Kulililz 3 'FM' Gayle Korman Clarice Kosits Teacher may I . . . ,.-.N Lucille Kramer Barbara Lambert Martin Lit! William Lukash 31 pls, 4? SW Rita Mach Barbara Mack George Mahoney IN 'nv-of I.inclzi Mzirnbito Snrzih March Melissa Markey Steven Markey ,,....i' if fi William Maynard Daniel Mayner Orange Squeezings 1'-T57 3' Everett Mcllaries lloscph McGraw -Ioseph Melvald Donald Menefee Terry Mcscudi Lynore Metti Lynism jk Marilyn Mohr Keith Moran Richard Morviliushlr 33 iii? 'Ion Munson .janet Munster Suzanne Myerholtz john Myers Nancy Nadler N. Stephen Nigolian Martha Niman Walter Nims v fl 4 Sallie Nosal ,X s QF' Mark Nunlist Dacia OlHara Hi Tootsie Roll 'V Dennis O'Hara Albert Parker Michael Passov Peggy Pekarck ,Wa QU! fs:-11' Donald Peyser Deborah Pierce Richard Pocek 35 N Brenda Pogue Gregory Potts I'ma little teapot . . . W ' Deborah Pulliam james Radis Patti Ramsay Stephen Richter Rebecca Roberts Douglas Rockwood James Rondini 36 , 4Ioanne Rondini AQ 'ludith Rntter bf' .jane Schaefer james Schcincr 3 james Schellentrager Peter Schmidt Stanley Schwartz Susan Seidel Little Dickie saves the clay. ,.-' rig it X Q R Susan Scrncl Richard Shafer rx 'fb Desiree Shiblcy If you don't marry me, I'll do something drastic. Lewis Shore ..,...,. J '?' Wayne Simpson .john Slaughter Janice Slcchta Wh! Bruce Smith Sybil Smith Marilyn Spisak 38 Dennis Sliwinski KjoAnn Slefanek Q Elizabeth Stein Wallis Stromberg Marie Suchy ofin bullivan 'ST Eleanore Szereto E, Bonnie Szuhay fi N Ronald Taylor Charlotte Thompson 39 .1 Sabra Todd XM? Theodore Tomi Linda Tretera What if he says yes? li-Q, Gerald Turner .jeff Uguceini john Vanek Laurelee Van Ommen Q . Marianne Verog James Wagenlander Marianne Weber Hal Weinberger 40 1. is L-if Dale NVQ-ingart Steven Wiles 'L Brvzln Wiltine Richard Wrentmore Kendall Wright Cynthia Zihcrl Robert Zimmerlin ix Q Gary Williamson Pzimelzi lVisc W? Not Pictured Carol Behrens George Bodovetz Richard Brolin Chester DuBose Gaylia Frye Frank Maliot jeffrey N erad Robert O'Brien Everet Rummel Averie Stromberg hlimmie, you'rc on mv toes joan Wise THE NIGHT OFjANUAR?'16th was a unique play because the cast was not composed solely of seniors. The jury of twelve was selected from the audience and was made up of teachers and parents. This Himpartialu jury found the defendant, Jeanne Capak, not guilty on both nights. The Senior play was dramatic, suspenseful, and humorous-a big success for the Class of '66, You Mean she was guilty?! Friendly reactions asyleannc gets life. john Hall . . . Jeanne Capak Steve Nigolian Lynne Metti Bryan Wittine John Myers . CAST: Defense Attorney Stevens Karen Andre Homer VanFleet Nancy Lee Faulkner District Attorney Flint Larry Regan T'ain't no big thingnlim. COMMENCEMENTQH the Class of ,eo was a first. The ceremony was conducted on the football field as the seniors Finally attained their goal. Memories of high school, some short, some long, crowded the thoughts of the seniors as they once again became freshmen. 44 4 Close only counts in horseshoes. i - 1 ttt. ,WL it t ttt ,,.,, s 5- , if all Q, P .tn , gi f 'F Tim Glowing adjectives in the glowing sunset. But Steve, age before beauty! What's he talking about? V r We shall overcome. UNDE LASSMEN .J A true indication of the success of a class can be shown by its accomplishments. The Class of ,67 was as active as any otherg they charmed the audiences with g'The Father of the Briden, planned the Jr.-Sr. Prom at the Shaker House, and pioneered the new school ring. In addition to these activities the .juniors carry a heavy academic load, which in- cludes Chemistry, U.S. History, American Lit., and Algebra II. Among the distinguish members of the class are Debbie Studs- guard, our A.F.S. representative in Iran for the summer, Spencer and Mike-the leaders, and the Bob Youngs-the athletes. What's my line? Watch a pro 48 Rocky the flying squirrel ? The excitement and tension of wedding prepara- tions were vividly presented by the junior Class in its production of THE FATHER OF THE BRIDE on March Z7 SL 28. Through the great acting and adlibbing of the cast and the leads, Brian Akers, Sue Albrecht, Leslie Davies, and jim Heard, and under the direction of Mrs. Bar- bara Pape, the Class of '67 created a delightful evening of entertainment. Brian Akers Susan Albrecht Gail Allen Leslie Arnold Dave Autrey Susan Ayers Warren Ball Dave Ballantyne Pam Belknap Jack Biggar Beverly Blair Pal Bochik Debbie Bonn -lim Boyd john Brinskelle Nina Bunin Tom Buschman Chris Butler Dennis Cada Frank Cangemi Debbie Cannon joe Carey Ed Claflin Chris Clark Marjory Clark Jim Clough Ted Cohen Tim Comey John Cook Spencer Crew -'E .,.. ..,,,, 5' K. -. M s tep A .,r. QQQQ- .. 1-ki-mfs, A - - rf -M -M .XL mg 3 Q 'E f 2? f H ,R y EL M SR 5 just try to hold her back. W -- 'X . X--5-Q. A 'T x .sm .WI Q . f 5 ff' ls 51 Dave Crockett Cynthia Crosby Reggie Crosby Ginny Gsiszko Leslie Davies Debbie Dawson Donna DeRocco Cheryl DeW'yer -jean Dick Darla Diugokccki Charlene Doerr Maggie Doll Grant Domino Mike Doran Linda DuBose Maureen Dundon Nancy Ellison Mike Ellslager Diane Fazekas Blanche Fitzsimmons Susan Flower Marcy Freed Bruce Fritsch Frank Gabor Stu Garson jim Gilligan .lim Glaser -john Gleason Lois Glycle Steve Goldbeck Beth Goldsword Leslie Gordon Pat Grabner Steve Graves Janet Greek Bill Handel Debbie Hanville Laurel Harper John Harris Tom Harris Jim Heard Gary Herzbrun Sally Heywood Tom Himmelright Sue Hood Kathy Hrdlicka joe Hudec Pat Hurban Linda Hydash Genejacob Dennisjedlicka Nobertllerina Tom Johns Chris-Iohnson Daletlohnson Eldon Kabb Gerald Kadis Evi Kahle Laurie Karklin Fred Klein Thafs right, Timmie! 52 H81- 'Si Aqua R f A is iy l Q. lcccycc ' fa - , siiy ,. 1 s ysiss N as 'rf ' ,- ,, g k . ans' ii saw? by E1- wg fx ILL, L gs, - 5, 3 'S , Q ,M , wl- , aaa , , , s i ' , 'S S ... z ,W F- ,4 a Q, M is Tim Klir Ellen Kretch Tom Kubik Mickey Kuchar Roger Kuhlow Russell Kulow Richard Lambert joe Lavrencik Jeff Leaviti Louis Lemmens Bruce Lynch Ginny Maclearie jim Mae Nab Marie Mahoney Janice Mallik Mike Mancuso john Mandaville Pat Martin Karen Martines Sue Matyi Maureen Maxwell Tom Merker Joanne Miller Sue Miller Bob Milstein Alton Molnar Mary Mottershead Sue Moyer Chris Muir Mary Alice Nailler Connie Nawalniec Alison Osborne Roger Pietrzyk Steve Pomerantz Charles Porteus Claire Poremba Hey! It's a Canadian nickel Bill Rieske Gloria Rini Lynn Rogers Fenton Rosenberg Lynn Rutherford Tom Saby Mike Sacks Bob Sanborn Frances Saunders Donna Savransky Fred Schuenmunn James Scott Marita Sernel Sally Setar Art Shibley Eve Silberbach Karen Smiley Anne Smith Bruce Smith Leslie Smith Bill Staflend Carol Steele Martha Stein Dave Stenger Barb Priscilla Bill Puleo Sue Radis Helen Ramer Laura Restifo Paul Ricciardo 4, ,., 'Sr s, S ff- , .. . Q li? we U' 1 f 1 'im Li. w if to ,g S 'H X' H ,Em 43 4 X tt, J . ,. ph' X ' ' f i., , . f f - i t Q l S, x S T to S .t ,: 1 I I ::, 9 'eg - 1 f ' x . 'Q i -. 5? an ' , 1 i v 5 W, Meg Zimmerlin I D L ' Gary Zimmerman '11 . , l K 'S i , l,-,. N., I k R, t ' K f, -is H. li' t lg if 5 wi 1 K . . ,, tif . S L w C 3, 'iz X Lynn Wood Martha Wright john Wurm Bruce Wyatt Robert B. Young Robert E. Young Matthew Zettl Dave Ziegler Craig Stine Ed Straw Ken Strickhouser Debbie Studsgaard jim Szabo john Toth Pam Tryon Diane Vanek Deanna Vesely Carol Votypka Paul Wadsworth Bob Wakser Linda Walker Tim Warner Tom Warner Dave Weinberger Cydney Weingart Dave White Wendy Whitmer Stewart Wilson Shirley Wintner Elaine Wittmer Claudia Woda Steve Wolfson Not Pictured Glen Bodig Chuck Endreol Charlesjakosh Nancy Kay Dick Krivacek Linda Marini Christa McCarter Ton Napoli john Newman jim Novak Chris Peterson Dan Ribocei Allen Spisak Tim Toby jessica Vavrik Allan West s l S ff m uf. if ' ..v. S A. ' fl f ' i f, .. at t tt a 4 Y H .7512 ft aiu-:L 51,2 K Fred Vencl, class president, along with Thom Myers, Sherry Schmeidt, and Don Hanzel led the class of '68 into a year of success and fun. The year began in the fall when Rob Eger led the football squad. As the snow began to fall Ken Shaw took over and became the Sophomores' leading man on the basketball team. To add to the successes Steve .lobes was the only undefeated member of the tennis squad. The Sophomore class wasn't all work and no 'kplay thoughfl With the coming of April a dance, g'The Spring Thing, was held to the beat of the 'LHerd, and herels hoping their upbeat tempo carries over with next yearls Class of 768. 56 Three's a Crowd 1 ...- ...1 Gracelyn Alto Glen Autrey Clayton Barnes Cary Barr ,pum- o f No ack that's not Barb over there Stephen Bayer Timothy Bayer Donald Becksi Lenzi Bengtson Jenifer Benko Arthur Beris Elaine Binlorel Webster Black Linda Boes Carl Bonzi .janet Borgert Cheryl Breen Robert Briggs Susan Brodie Robert Brook Sally Burgin .john Burrus -joseph Clzilzi Phyllis Czipzik .janet Cztrelnmone Barbara Carpenter Constance Carpenter David Cathcart Richard Cirincione Thomas Coolidge Judy Cope Ronnie Crawford William Corrao Allan Crowther Karen Culbertson Sharon Curry Dale Davidson Gloria DeSantis Nancy Dolan Anne Domino Deborah Downs Dawn DuBose Wayne Dunlap Nancy Easa Robert Eger Walter Exchelbach Alan Fitzsimmons Thomas Flaiz Pat Flaningan janet Flick Christine Ford Joel Frensdorf George Friedman Rollyn Friedman Daniel Gabella Go Get em' Tush! 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'il . lfllflw Dan Garhnkel Thomas George Lauren Glassman Marc Golub Richard Goosmann Thomas Goudy Edwin Goyette Deborah Graham Paulette Gross Brent Grover Richard Hale Rex Hamilton jeffrey Hanna Donald Hanzel Margaret Harris Douglas Hayman Charles Haynes Terri Heacock Frances Heard Robert Hecker Janice Hein Fred Henry Joyce Hibian Richard Humpal .Ierie Ireland Charlesllameson Halliejavorek Barryllay Stevenllobes Alvinllohnson Iobejob Dale Kinney Karen Kinser Craig Kocisko Stephen Koepke Bruce Kohn Karen Kovacs Robert Kozlik Sue Kramer Iohn Kravchuk Robert Krost Bonnie Kubasta David Kuta Flora Larlerman Angelo Lahlareo Nancy Laniiell Jacqueline Lasch 'james Lell Natalie Lester Matthew Lewis Carol Light Patricia Lisy Edith Looper 'james Lyle Allan Macllonald Anna Kanellos Stella Kanellos Fred Kancngeiser Diane Karnosh Deborah Kastin 1 1 Qt. L Sue Ellen Katovsky -Qi ' Q ts: t P 1 t it Y . is .. . JP BIaryKehres LL , , Stephan Keyes Kristina Kiehne E fl YS. Q ..t ' Q, ,g g . 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N..-A ,. .::.,:f..5gg5wt5:,- - -- 'rfgxx-ktg5f11gwg ss- i t 'lt KM N it Y aa.: Carl Napoli Dan Nigolian Carol Ondrey Janice Palisky Kathy Palmer Richard Parker Mark Pasterniak Neal Peller Roger Pesuit 61 James Mahon Martha Mandaville Tony Nlaniglizi Kenneth Margolis Michele Margolis David Martin Henry Masek Lawrence Matt Steven Matyi Gregory McDonald Lee Merkel Lynne Mescudi Timothy Miele Doris Miller Sylvia Mischal Dale Modiczi Robert Modiczi .Ieanne Montori Leslieanne Moore Pamela Moore Kenneth Morse jenny Mottershead Thom Myers Terry Nager Barbara Peyser Charlotte Post Diane Praszek Kristina Priesmeyer Nancy Prusa Charles Purdum Christine Randall Elliot Reid Thomas Reilly Carolynne Rhoads Chris Roseboro Stephen Rozsa Diane Saddington Allen Sage john Sajner Erie Sandberg Virginia Sayle Christina Schach Christina Schafer Dana Scher Deborah Schloz Sherry Schmiedt Blair Schwartz Nancy Schwartz john Seager Deborah Shatzer Kenneth Shaw Mary Shellenbarger Craig Smith Dennis Smith Dennis Spiss Marla Spunt Carla Stanley Cheryl Steykal Alfred Szabo Eric Taube 'X r N , is Ni .Q His ,R ,1 E l 1 L t 253 ls x si is Lost? S'Podner Lee Thomas Deborah Thomason Galen Todd john Torontali Marion Triscaro Christine 'liurocy Corliss Uguccini Dennis Vanderwist Fredric Vencl Frank Vigliucci Ernest Visnicky Joseph Vitali Sandra VValsh Kathleen Weager Dennis Weaver George Weilemann hlark Weinberger Peter Weinberger Joseph Wentzel Richard Whikehart William WVhite Denise Wiltse Darrel WVoellert Lauren Young Bradford Arnold Georgette Bayer Amelia Brimmer Cecilia Calire Beverly Dalton Jean Korner Charlene Mathews Nancy Nichoson Not Pictured Wendy Perks Albert Radis james Risko Marianne Sbrocco Sheila Sullivan Charles Vincent Craig Wright are thoseindividuals who were so brutally picked upon by the Seniors. They tried hard to be uinv, those tight pants, long hair, and the surfer shirts all became the symbols ofthe new uPepsi genera- tion . The class officers this year were Dave Ondrey, President, Tom Ondrey, Vice-President, and Dick Kaspers, Secretary. Crowd at Freshmen game? Diane Abegglen Barbara Albrecht Jonathan Alder George Autrey William Ayers Barbara Banks Keith Ball Nancy Baraga QC ' ' ,X , 'Hb A k W If. ' zsziif - - ' N W1 r Gregory Crew Barbara Crosby David Crows james Cvelbar Janice Degner Debra De Rocco Larry Di Cioccio .Iohn Djokovic Tim Doll Ierome Domiano lohn Domitz Alan Dvorak Maryllane Barbec Michael Barlolone John Binford Christine Binger Mary Blackmon 'Iohn Bland .Iohn Bodovetz joseph Bodovetz Margery Bonn Larry Boyd Christine Broderson Douglas Brook james Burrows Christopher Burton Cathleen Callihan Nancy Cardamone lack Cherni David Cirincione Ronald Cohen Patricia Collins James Dye Hendrika Eversen Timothy Fenner Patricia Fisher -Iacqueline Ford Robert Foreman james Fowler William Frank Rosemary Fritsch Richard Frumkin james Gall .john Gambatese Pamela George Ianet Gerber Joyce Gerber Ilames Gill Deborah Gillespy Patricia Gleason Susan Gordon john Grabner Pauline Greenspun James Greer Kathy Grodin Fred Haberstroh Chris Handel Robert Harris Becky Harvath Richard Harvey Christine Haynes Linda Hazlett 66 Charmed l'm sure My name is . .. Scott Henry Cathy Herold Barb Hesselgrave Bill Hickox Thomas Holden Peter Homehis E are- 'N it Q . E if if . Qu A 3 67 Michael Horvalh Frank Hostetler Debbie Hrouda William Hubay Robin Hubbard Iames Hudec Marcia Huston Barbara Imbaden Vickixlaeobs Margaretjezek Laura Kampp Bill Kancngeiser Richard Kaspers Diane Kassoll Craig Kaufman Andrew Kenen .john Kiefer Karen Kinzig .james Klein Mark Knietzko Marcia Kohn Michael Kramer Gary Krasny Charles Kratochvil Sandra Lemmens Constance Leonard Alice Licker Gary Lisy Karen Lisy .lean Lodzieski Laurel MacDonald Bruce MacDonald Marie Susan Mach Patricia Machovec Barb Mandaville Sam lwlarshall Penny Martin Shirley Mazzulo james McCauley Gregory McGann Francis McGuire Gary Heckler .janet Melvald Ralph Merryman Florence Miller Kathryn Nliller Susan Milstein Maryllane Mitchell Barbara Krost Robert Kuhlman Sara Kulp Bruce Lambert Patricia Lambert Christine Larson 2 --- ,fr . 15 k K- niggaz -M,-it I i ' is Q ' ' 'uk :Q ii : H Si, t: 1 .... , , S vi s in Q 22 f If K L'T'9f ' f s ., A- - K f 1-K ,. i f . 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Fw, s., Lk.. fi' 5 if :.. f . -W Q , , Q, A ' Richard Moorc Russell Moore Philip Moshier W'illiam hllll1l'i21t'Sy Marlene Munlx Marilyn Muntz Pzunelzi Myerhollz Michael Napoli Brute Nell Ioseph Nemeth Iohn NCSlJll Paul Neville I i PP.: , ' me W K ' o y 352 'Z ig Q 4 . . :,., -H ,,.. :Ei kk:.: -'52 afgglmi 'X-an il R, Q W e , ,ki M . . , W , X J .e X X few E' 4 X: Robert Porteus Karen Post Deborah Radis Betty Ramer Carol Rickert 'james Risko Lynne Nigolizin Kathy Novomy Claudia O'Hzirz1 David Omlrcy Thonizis Ondrvy .Ieannie Orosz Charles Pattison Gary PClCI'S .Iellrey Peterson Anthony Piconc .james Pizzino Alain Porter . where'd the crowd go 69 Sharon Rogel Charlene Romeo Deborah Rondini oan Rubin Gayle Rutherford james Ruzska joseph Saby George Sada Abbie Sangdahl Mark Savransky Gary Schambs Ellen Scheerer Robert Scheiner G, Schellentrager Sally Schlaff William Scott Nancy Seidel Wendy Shaw Lawrence Shibley Ilene Silberman Geoffrey Sipple Larry Smith Lyman Smith Kenneth Smolen iyei K it il.. L VF!! 1 F. i l i Y -qi A Y! t Q ra, if 3 'r Smile-'lelectronieallyw janet Sparano Sally Sternberg Sandra Sternberg Gerald Strickhouser Cynthia Sundman Pamela Surman Daniel Svette .Iohn Sweda Paul Szikszay 70 .......... mm Donald Thomas Ronald Thomas John Thompson Michael Toth james Turcoliveri Susan Turek Rudolph Turner Robert Vacik Albert Bodnar Richard Kay Dana Scher Elise Held Jo Anne Posnick Elizabeth Straw Clarice Iadrych Craig Rundle Erika Tiessen - Leslie Van Omnen -loann Veraar Christine Versaci Frank Visconti Francisco Vitali .janet Votypka Lynne Wagner Constance Walker Barbara Warren Nancy White Gary Wilcox Robert Wing Betsey Wise Karen Wise Roger Ramjet Bernard Witczak Bruce Wittine Linda Wittmer Don Wolfson Steven Young Patricia Zagarn Debre Zettl Lois Ziherl Lynn Zitner i SOCIAL Qi Q climaxed a Student Council campaign to welcome new students and to revive returning students with new spirit. Indeed spirit ran high, for the dance followed the first pep rally, the first football game, the Hrst victory of the year. As well as making new friends, stu- dents met for the first time the now popular band, the Rebel Kind. The theme was Welcome a-Go-Go and as the name indicates, the dance set the pace for an ex- citing and fast-moving year. r MILITARY BALL was highlighted by the crowning of vivacious head majorette Corde Helms, escorted by Dale Caldwell. Corde was attended by Beverly Blair and Dave Stenger, Melissa Markey and Bill Scheerer, Marie Suchy and Dick Dunfee, and Martha Wright and Tom Saby. The Dance followed a dinner honoring all band members and majorettes. It was an enjoyable reward for a season of hard work and fine performances. The Court KILL The Royal Couple THE topped the Autumn Leavesn weekend with music by the Upstarts. The cafeteria was appropriately decorated with large painted leaves surrounding the Queen and her court. Queen Sue Carleton, escorted by -jim Benes, was crowned by Mr. Richard Nlorvilius at the Orange-Twinsburg football game October 8. Sue's attendents were Debbie Cirincione and Ted Mazzulo, Barb Cook and -Ion Munson, Sally March and Ken Wright, and Pam Wise and Bill Kaspers. The rainy, wet weather hardly dampened the spirits of all those who attended the First major dance ofthe year. King-john Myers 4 L ,AH-vQ. .119 78 I heightened the usual excitementand anticipation of the holiday season. On the night of December 18, the gym was transformed into a glittering spectacle of winter scenes ac- centing the theme Silver Bells . This year's formal was sponsored by all the girls' clubs including Y-Teens cheerleaders, Gals, Oflice As- sistants, Future Nurses, and Usherettes. A multitude of bands provided the music as the peak of excitement came as john Myers was crowned King of the Formal. John was accompanied by Georgeann Battiato. Completing the king's court were jim Benes and Sue Carleton, Bill Maynard and Liz Stein, ,lim Rondini and Marianne Weber, and ,lim Wagenlander and Judy Capes. 79 - it QM. Watch the Birdie. SWEETHEART SWING made a romantic background for Valentine's Day this year. The boys put together their brains and brawn to come up with a delicate and enchanting hearts and cupids atmosphere. Charming Barb Cook, escorted by jim Wagenlander, was crowned by Varsity 'LOB presi- dent Steve Boaz. Attendants were Georgeann Battiato and .john Myers, Carol Foremen and .john MacClennan, Gayle Korman and Barb Cook-Queen jim Novak, and Pam Wise and Bill Kaspers. Couples danced to the music ofthe Levis. X HA it was decided by the Class of '66, was the best decorated, most entertaining, and most tummy-filling of the year. Huge caricatures of favorite comic strip characters carried out the theme of Comic Capers. Some watched movies and old Howdie Doodie re-runs in the multi- purpose room Qconverted to a theaterl while more energetic couples danced in the cafeteria. Platters of cold cuts and cheeses were set out for make-your own Dagwoods, while Kick-a-poo Joy Juice was served on the side. All those who attended agreed it was a riotous affair. if M3 , 1 as Q N 'I-ji iliil 2 A 5 - Sue and Dave had Hnally come, as girls in long evening gowns accom- panied by their smartly-suited escorts emerged from their cars into the Shaker House to celebrate Prom weekend mln the Still of the Night . The couples danced to the music of the Eddie Platt Combo from nine to twelve. However, before the bewitching hour had arrived, john Myers and Georgeann Battiato were crowned King and Queen of the Prom, royally attended by jim Benes and Sue Carleton, Dave Cameron and Sue Myerholtz, Dick Dunfee and Marianne Weber, and Bill Kaspers and Pam Wise. The stars twinkled gayly in the sky as the couples again got into their cars before turning into beach- combers for the After-Prom Party. 82 Majesty and Moonlight f . I' I, Susie and Alim Nh.. '1 Bill and Pam Dick and Marianne 83 E use was a combination of the After Prom Party, all-night vigils, early breakfasts, picnics, and parties. The After Prom Party, sponsored by the junior Homeroom Mothers, was a pleasant follow-up to the formal atmosphere of the Prom. Palm trees and gay flowers adorned the middle school cafeteria and carried out the g'Beach Partyn theme. Talent was provided by the senior boys' Barbershop Quartet and Marianne Weber's Pot Pourris. Beachcombers danced to the music of the Disciples and the Up-Starts. tx l av ii, 85 86 Orange students' social life is never limited to the dances, games, and the soc hops. Both students and faculty combined their skills this year to present a mock basketball game for the Chagrin pep rally. Coach Carroll, Rose Water Barth, et. al. spiced the rally. In the Donkey Basketball Game, contrary to popular opinion, the donkeys came out on top. In the spring students turned the tables by displaying their own talent in the Hootenanny and Talent Show. Seniors enjoyed their final privilege at the P.T.A. sponsored Senior Banquet. The food was good-the talent was great! 'YK .399 ...J ,fi , s, .X f- 12: '-' D. 5 ,,.,.A Q f 1. .fmfg ,., ., K . sv- - :ww ,A , -swag xx .SK b ..+, 40. I 1 ' .....A SPGRTS . - .. B ' ,f1. ' , 1. Q-.-- ' ' f r 35 , , 1 P W e '-2 17 X ' . , A A Q ,1 Q KQWQRM X Y l X ,SS 4 f tm . J.. - tw, Co-capt. Ken Wright, Greg Potts suffered this year from the loss of last year's seniors. Greg Potts, co-captain and First baseman, was the team's outstanding player. Don Hanzel, a sophomore, pitched a two- hitter in one of the season's highlights. junior Bob Young added power to the lineup and was a major asset all season. 4 6 Q ROW 7: B. Foreman, C, Purdum, S. Garson, D. l-lanzel, G. Peters, M. Doran, G. Jacobs, B. White. ROW 2: Nesbit, J. Cala, D. Parker, B. Coleman, B. Young, C. Peterson, lj. Clough, C. Endreloa, Coach Peterson. Not pictured, G. Potts, K. Wright, B. Maynard, B. Greenberg, D. KnifTen,ll. Cardamone. at Co-capt. Steve Bayer and Mike Doran X 5 Q. .4 s g E , l ?. Q. 5 G. Lisy M. Kuchzu' lj. Rzidis S. Bayer T. Harris B. Sanborn M. Doran clinched second place in the Chagrin Valley Conference this year with an end-of-the-season victory over West Geauga. Outstanding runners were co- captains Steve Bayer, a sophomore, and Mike Doran, a junior. Hopes are high for next year, too, as only one member, jim Rzidis, is leaving inllune. VARSITY FOOTBALL found new highs- and lows- this year. The small, inexperi- enced team, led by tri-captains Rick Morvilius, Dave Cameron, and Ken Wright, opened the season with three straight shut-outs and was ranked among the top twenty teams in Greater Cleveland. The streak was broken by a close twenty to fourteen loss to undefeated Solon in a hardfought game, called by one area football reporter one of the best high school games held ever seen. The loss to Solon was followed by a heartbreaking defeat at the hands of rival Chagrin. Representative of the paradoxes this year was Orange's tremendous defensive effort against West Geauga. The Pride held the league's leading rusher to under one hundred yards for the First time all season, only to lose six to nothing on a desperation pass. 92 -Mt.--.ri-.5 -1 ...,,.......-.-..-..-....n--f -nn.-.-an--anus --..-u-an-u-a -17 ' , ROW 7: F. Cangemi, P. Schmidt, D. Nlenefee, D. Cameron, R. Morilius, Turner, AI. Benes, D. Rockwood, B. Kaspcrs, S T. Tome CMgr.D, ll. Hall, AI. Krzivcchuk, KI. Scott, B. Young I C.. Stine. S. Garson, G. Jacobs, B. Puleo, N. jerinu, ll. Boyd 7 Clough, Harris. ROW 3: D. Sienger Qmgrj, Seziger, . Boaz, NV. Stromberg, Buchko. ROW 2: Coach Butler, u iffy. 35- sh K. Wright, B. Lukzish, B. White, B, Briggs, R. Krost, S Keyes, C. Qlzinicson. R. Cirincionc. 'lf Miele. D. llzinzvl ROIV J: P. Wllidsworth, S. Crews, Nl. Gziluli, 'l'. Goody, 'Ii Bayer, M. Goyette. ll. Nigolizm. 'lf Myers, U. llzivirlsoii, C Bona. R. liger. Nl. Lewis. Not pictured: B. Smith. B Youngll. 93 l : - ll' ,sln4f ' g W.-, ,, Steve Boaz Bruce Smith Pete Schmidt Don Menefee jay Hall l Bill Kaspers Wally Stromberg -jerry Turner 94 Ken Wright' Rick Morvilius' Dave l the M f .l:- .,, ' , ,' ' i .... 4435 :-. f' i ' ,L r, 1 gl 'FQ xt ,..WW.ff K K 1 K K mf ,X A 1 ii ,KZLL V Ltk. iV, A T A tt' f itei e v l' 1? 3 fi . . Y K in-gg, S Doug Rockwood jim Benes Look Frank, a tour-leaf clover! Bill Lukash John Buchko 1 F -tem T..I.T0nti 3 Mgr' ll 'N' FRESHMAN FOOTBALL, un- der Coach Schoeppner, finished the season with a 3-1-1 ledger, good for second place in the league behind Chagrin. Although they started shakily, the Frosh fought back and finished strong, showing much promise for the future. W was confronted with their toughest schedule in many years-the Orange Hve had six games with teams in the area's top twenty. This dimculty was compounded by inexperience-none of last year's regulars were returning to the team. Six nerve racking games were lost by a total of eighteen points. Two of these were last-minute losses to West Geauga, who were sectional tournament champions. One was dropped in the closing seconds to the River Rats of Chagrin. The team began to work together with big wins over Kenston and Chagrin. However, in following losses to Solon and Maple Heights, who was ranked fourth in Greater Cleveland, the Pride lost its momentum. The team was led this year by captain Bill Maynard and junior Bob Young, who was named a Press Star and was the most outstanding player on the team. 97 0 3:3 PM I ,H -up 7 gs: XX Kgas N 1 o 1 xv. -'WF' sr .mg X w . K T535 K mv AY ki X -A E N iF :Q N k S9 we y SY' Nag www K X 'xx--K' -'Fr' mes' L -- X257 XXX- X we , Q -S552 for Orange was a combination of both well experienced and inexperienced grapplers. The six senior wrestlers all had winning records. john Myers, wrestling in a very tough weight class, came through with some big wins. Rick Morvilius compiled a nine-one record, losing only to the eventual state champion. Dave Cameron was undefeated in dual matches for the second straight year. He won the District and Sectional Championships and went on to gain third in the state. He, too, lost only to the state champ. Ricky Mol, in action Fx W IOI Co-Capt. Rick Morvilius and Dave Cameron Bill Lukash 'lim Radis -sf gf' John Myers l Bill Kaspers ami .. was all new. It was Coach Burkholder's first year, and there was only one returning letterman, yet the team racked up a nine and one record and beat Shaw for the first time in Orange history. The one loss was to Chagrin by a score of three to two--that one point relegated Orange to second place behind un- defeated Chagrin. The one returning letterman, Bill Kaspers, was captain, play- ing first singles. Highlight of the team was sophomore Steve Jobes, who was unde- feated C10-OD his lirst year of varsity competition. -..Mvfvfr sensational', Steve-lobes ROW 7: T. Comey, Coach Burkholder, B. Kaspers ROW Z: D. Ballantyne, S. Boaz, A. Frost, S globes, W. Stromberg, F. Vencl. Captain Bill Kaspers 104 rgi-ff' .. 7 was a bright spot in Orange's sports ellorts. The team Hnished with a nine-one record, capturing first place in league dual matches as well as in the league meet. Second place in the SOWBRAC meet also went to Orange, as did third in the Warrensville Invitational and fifth in the District. Sophomore Don Hanzel was the medalist in both the CVC and SOWBRAC matches. The other members of the fearsome foursome were Senior co-captains Jon Munson and Greg Potts, and Sophomore joe Cala. Round- ing out the squad were john Buchko, Henry Masek, Topper Crowther, Jeff Hanna, and Rich Cirincione. 105 jon Munson Greg Potts Reggie Crosby warms up for the CVC meet. Tom Harris clears the highs with perfect form. A. ROW 7: Turner, W. Nims, B. Maynard, M. Doran, S. Crew, C. Stine ROW 2: Coach Butler, B. Fritsch, Leavitt, T. Harris, R. Crosby, B. L M Sf. -af:-t... 5 few . 4 J j ' A y K - 3 x Y ' Y ity! X LJ Bob lost his marblef' 106 Sanborn ROW 3: S. Koepke, T. Bayer, Kravchuk, R. Whikehart, E. Reid, M. Pasterniak, S. Bayer, G. Lisy, Coach Kramer. us .e1w I l i i P rew Reggie Cros y and ob Young had ts most successful season in many years It laced first in the Warrensville Relays, sec- nd in the league dual meets, and third in he league meet. Several records were set as team, led by juniors Spencer 2 , ' b , B , J J Nell. Steve Bayer, a sophomore, set a record or the two mile run. In the shot put, a wenty-three year old mark was broken by ay is held by Crosby Crew Craig Stme nd Mike Doran. Two mile relay record- 3ob Young. A new standard for the mile re- 1 ich Wrentmore Also outstanding were per rmances by jerry Turner, ln the long ump, and Tom Harris, in the high hurdles. mreakers were Stine, Doran, Jeff Leavitt, and 1' . ' - 0 . Sophomore Rich Whikehart, the surprise of he year, provided excellent depth in many Events. ,qi- Y W 45 lx: 7 ,XT 1 V Steve Bayer en route to mile record. 'LOh, no! Notagainln Does he eat cold oatmeal for breakfast? L36 .. - ex ' ,Q , 108 You mean I have to land in that? This year, Senior Varsity HOU wasn't? Sophomore and Junior Varsity UO ROIV 7: D. Stcnger. D. Hanzel, E. Claflin, M, Domn,.1. Cala, A. Shibley ROW 2: B. Sanborn, T. Meyers, T. Harris, B. Young. P. Wadsworth ROW 3: S. Crew, Leavitt, C. Stine, VVurm, lf. Cztngemi, C. Peterson. 109 ..-422 N Www? RGANIZATION Lynn Rutherford Marie Suchy Peggy Pekarek Head-Cordy Helms PEP CL UB, MALIORETTES, AND MARCHING BAND are three school organizations that support Orange's athletic teams with their at- tendance and their cheers. Both the Majorettes and the Marching Band pro- vide stimulating halftime entertainment at the football games. In addition to promoting school spirit, the Pep Club plans pep rallies and organizes charter buses to distant away games. ll3 TEA MBA CKERS was a newly organized group at Orange this year. Its purpose was to pro- mote pep and school spirit. It was made up of junior and Senior girls chosen from Pep Club. They started a card sec- tion during basketball sea- son. lf. backed the lumor varsity athletlc teams in one of thelr most successful seasons Headed by Denise Wlltse the IV squad developed 1nto a peppy and spirited unit this year will re- member the orange megaphones, bonfires, sing- ing the Alma Mater on the bus, flasheard cheers, and uStarting Linen for the wrestlers at the matches. Spurred on by Pam Wise, the cheer- leaders led Orange's athletics teams to victory. Their good sportmanship, pep, and ability to inspire the crowd brought the Gold Book Award back to Orange this year. QA H5 FIRST ROW Sue Nloyer Pam Wise fheadj Cayle lxor man. SECOND ROW hve Silberbach Sue Carleton ROW 7: S. Ayers, E. DeSantis, KI. Dick, B. Roberts, S. Nosal, C Doerr, C. DeWyer, S. Moyer, B. Bridges, L. Metti, C. Foreman D. Pulliam, S. Carleton, RI. DiTirro, M. Dundon, E. Wittmer, G Battiato, S. Albrecht, M. Nailler, E. Silberbach, P. Wise, N. Kay, lN1. Nlarkey. ROW 2: L. Stein, K. Martines, C. Hibjan, Capes, S. Heywood, R. Greenberg, il. Turner, M. Litt, B Akers, D. Peyser, Hudec, B. Lynch, P. Belknap, B. Kaspers M. Kuchar, D. Brolin, C. Henry, C. Votypka, C. Butler, R Kuhlow, L. Restifo, L. Rogers. ROW3: KI. Culbertson, L. Davies M. Spisak, B. Puleo, G. Herzbrun, D. Kadiz, W. Simpson, Benes, S, Garson, S. Boaz, W. Stromberg, T.Johns, G. Mahoney T. Kubik, A. Molnar, W. Nims, G. Csiszko, NI. Clark, B. Colds C H under the direction of Mr. -Iohn Everson, gave the annual Thanks- giving, Christmas, and Spring concerts. This year for the hrst time the choir entered the state contest and received an excellent rating. The choir, in addi- tion, had three soloists who received superior ratings in the district contest- Lynn Metti, Wally Stromberg, and Bill Kaspers. The choir was also fortunate to have the unusual talents of Dale Caldwell for accompaniment. a word, M. Zimmerlin, L. Tretera. ROW4: D. Vesely, NI. Weber, S. Matyi, E. Claflin, NI. Greek, S. Todd, A. Osborn, C. johnson, B. Pogue, ll. Studsgaard. CZ. Helms, G. Allen, D. Caldwell, B. SwPziola, L. Rutherford, ll. Scaever, C. Muir, T. Tomi, G. Potts, C. Peterson, N. Kampp, M. Botta, N. Elliott. This yearls mixed ensemble per- formed at many community func- tions, including several Kiwanis dinners. They received a superior rating at the State contest. Much success can be attributed to the CH ORA LIERS ,IW N il Q1 ii XVI 65 . A ,- P N il f 5. W' S 5 if if LL cz LM, GLEE CLUB ,-.5 wgfk -4 BSO., was the re- sult of the hard work, planning, and organiza- tion of Chris Henry and Kris Crowther, who felt that the interest in folksinging at Orange warranted the formation of a club. Professional entertainment was featured along with local talent at several of their meetings and in the spring they put on a I-lootenanny. H9 is an inno- vation of Mr. Reik's at Orange. Their first performance was at the Spring Band Concert. OR gives Orange students an opportunity to perform classical music. The orchestra per- forms at the annual band concert. THE USHERETTES in their white blazers are a famil- iar sight at various school and community functions as they dis- tribute programs, collect tickets and guide people to their seats. ln addition to their ushering at Orange, several girls went down- town to usher at the .Iennings lec- ture. G LS are interested in sports and sportsmanship In order to develop these interests they hold interscholastic playdays Their sports include hockey and basketball intramural teams in soccer volleyball badminton and softball. AMERICAN FIELD SER VICE brought to Orange this year a Swiss Miss, Marian Weber. In addition to making trips to Greenheld Village and Oberlin College, she spoke at many community functions and attended countless teas and receptions. Orange's A.F.S. chapter also par- ticipated in exchange programs with other schools in which their foreign exchange students went through a day of classes at Orange. The student committee, along with the entire student body, tried to make Marianne's stay enjoyable and aided in the Americanization of Marianne. H., . 1 SKI is a new club at Orange this year formed by enthusiasts of this exciting winter sport. They organized ski trips and watched movies to try to per- fect their skiing techniques and form. alias 'lLe Circle Francais , is another new club at Orange this year. Their monthly meetings consisted ol' featured speakers and movies. 4 lil if UB, sponsored by Mr. Larson, is a member of the National Rifle association. The members participate in intra-club competition as well as in league matches Five of the boys achieved their expert marks- men ratings during the past year. THE W performs many valu- able services for the school. The members work during school plays, concerts, assemblies and various other func- tions. 124 A s sponsored by Mr. Lock- ert, meets in a cubby hole on the second floor. Here they assemble radios, operate a station, and have ham radios set up. is a spe- cial interest group for those students who want to learn the procedures and techniques of pho- tography. Photographers take pictures at all school functions, and their products can be seen in Highlighls and the Oran. LIBRARY' ASSISTANTS work in the library each period. They check books in and out and in addition they aid the librarians by Filing and shelving books. Other duties consist of taking attendance sheets to study halls. For this year's big thrill the library assistants visited the Cleveland Press building. 'li 2 is , as if all H li? .li Two students can be seen stationed in the halls each period. They welcome and conduct visitors through the school, take messages, run errands, and check parking stickers and car lights. They are duties consist of: typing for the uidance Office, answering the phone, running errands, filing atalogues, and taking messages. This year as a special project they ade a large map of the United States pinpointing the locations of he senior college acceptances. I27 Y- 65-66 school year was filled with varied activities. They participated in many bake sales, service projects, and were responsible for the decorations at the Winter Formal. The annual fashion show high- lighted the spring activities. This year two members were chosen to attend the national conference at Lake Erie College. In addition, the Y-Teens brought many ex- ceptional and interesting speakers to Orange. The club was guided by the experienced and enthusiastic hands ol' Miss Richison and lvlrs. Brookes to whom they are deeply indebted, 129 F. A. members observe and assist elementary and junior high teachers in preparation for teaching careers. The officially ap- proved student tutors come from the ranks of the Future Teachers of America. F. this year journeyed to the Cleveland Clinic. lts mem- bers made favors for a hospital and collected canned goods for needy families. Many of these future nurses volunteer at hospitals as Candy Stripers. RED CROSS CLUB is made up of members of Mrs. Hawn's home economics classes. The club belongs to the National Red Cross. f -.f rf.-Y X under the efficient direction of Don Peyser, was an active and important organization. They sponsored the annual Welcome Dance, Homecoming Dance, Talent Show, and Orange's first Donkey Basketball Game. In addition to their other duties, they drew up the Final plans for the student lounge, that will hopefully be ready for use this fall. In the summer, the Council operates the pool's refreshment stand. The funds from all these money raising events go toward the Support of A.F.S., Scribes and Scribblers, Highlights, service clubs, and Teresa, our foster child. 131 S CRIBES AND turned out its first printed edition this year. The staff, headed by editor Ed Claffin, read countless composi- tions in order to pick out only the finest for publication. The literary efforts and talented artwork of Orange students combined to present an excellant potpourri of high school literature. Additional praise must also go to their advis- or, Miss Carroll, whose aid was invaluable. HI is a bi weekly newspaper printed by the jour- nalism class under the experienced direction of Mrs. Rose Barth. This year with the help of Kris Crowther and Chris Henry the paper was printed with photographs for the first time in Orange's history. 1 has as its motto 'Lit is better to debate a question without settling it, than to settle it without debatef, This club teaches one to think fast and develop poise. Spurred on by Mr. Burkholder the Debate Club had a busy and successful season. This year the club argued the merits of compulsory arbitration amongst themselves and with other schools. l33 J. A., consisting ol' eighty-nine members, had a va- riety of speakers this year includ- ing college students from lndia and Indonnesia. The Information Assistant from thc British Consu- late, and our own Miss Nlaccy. The Orange delegation to the Model UN., representing thc United Kingdom, was ranked as one of the top ten delegations and Steve Nigolian won the position of Assistant to The Secretary General. Liz Stein was thc winner of the annual NVashing- ton-New York trip. .IVA under the leadership of Miss McKillip and inept president Wally Stromberg, again this year had another fantastically successful year. Their widely-ac- claimed parties, including a toboggan get-together and a picnic at Mentor Headlands, were the social events of the year. In addition to their annual assembly and banquet, the Honor Society gave a Christ- mas party at the Cleveland State Mental Hospital and furnished a lounge there. This year the senior members of the society were dis- tinguished by being adorned with gold honor guards at Commence- ment. 134 f staff managed by editor .lon Munson, attempted to compile the excitement and the experiences of the year into a book of memories. This year's Oran is hopefully more complete and yet different than those of the past. The many hours of work put in by the stall' members, copywriting, lay-out drawing, and selling ads netted the Final organized product despite the frustrations, confu- sion, and worries of the final hours. The Oran staff gives a heartfelt thanks to our immortal leader and friend Mr. Alan Larson. FACULTY A dm in z'st1'atz'0 ,.., ,, fl w r, '- .'-,- 51 1 1-fiifs -I if K I + L- ff. .1 24. -, 1,-.cal . Q in ,M A W. L .-P' . . .wa .Q MS ,1 L, - .f-1 Q5-ui .f . . e 1 L4 sie me - ----:.,.4.r:-' 4-43.1 Q. ZS 5-v . M E - f ' ,Q Q .w-.z f f ig 'f'2,fu.' , Q. f- - :K . '- -mga., g,gg.g..Q5 . 2 .. 2 Q?- iff - -gif . g'i,,..,'-Qin. ,535 .-2 ,, 1 ,f -- xz iqsfirif 3 -1 Y ' gd s..i .. - . 4- gqqr3i.w..:.f, - ' ,f ' 'wr .i ' '2'f'i't5ff-mygg. 7' . gz.:,gs.zs.sL:'i3 L-'LL., I 1 '--- r ' lf-'L Suptls office: Miss Childs, Mrs. Easton Dr, Ballard Brady, Superintendent KN Office: B. Morgan, L. Scala, N. Schaefer, G. Dunbarhl. Harris Guidance Oflice Stall: V. Trimple nerul. Richison. 13? an Secretaries: L. Seliga, E. Tonti Clerks: E. Zurcher, M. Anderson, I., 'Iierrel I 3 t if YXL Dr. Richard Barter, Principal, Mr. H,I0e Davis, Assistant Principal Mr. Rodney Lackey, Assistant Superintendent l39 G9 N Mrs. Elizabeth Paisley MA. Western Reserve English I' Mr, William Blackmore BA. Xale Xl..-X. Western Reserve English Mrs. Barbara Pape BA. University of Pittsburgh English, Drama WSP Mrs. Rose Barth BA. Baldwin NVallace MA, Western Reserve Head of English Department E.NGLISH,as a written and as a spoken language, is presented to the students of Orange as a challenge to creative ability as well as an exploration into the literary heritage of our culture. Under the auspices of Mrs. Barth, head of the English Department, students publish a bi-weekly newspaper, and a literary magazine composed of student work is produced under the direction of Miss Carroll. Add to these extra activities outside Held trips, and one can readily understand why Orange is able to give its students a worthy-challenge. l4O t K .Vg V- s iihiiaiwbai s Bliss Marlene McKillip B..-X, Heidelberg College Mft. Western Reserve English '55 Miss Constance Sovot-a B..'X. Ohio L'nii'crsity English x, Miss Lucille Waugh B..-X. Colby Sl..-X. l , Xale English M rs. Linda Brookes B.S.E. University oliCint'innz1ti English Spelling- English style Mr. Mark Burkholder B.F.A. Ohio University Speech f we . Q ,. ,V sl If- farm Mrs. Margaret Arnold Miss Elsa Carroll B.S., MA. Ohio State English Mrs. jane Crawford B.A. Hiram College English l4l ME., B.S., Bowling Green English .fif- Q, .. Fe fx fit . X Miss Cheryl Lawrence B.A. Ohio Wesleyan Spanish LA is more than a study of words. It is a comprehensive study of the medium of communication and a key to understanding foreign cultures, peoples, histories, and civilizations. Under the guidance of Mr. Marrapodi, the language Department offers French, Latin, and Spanish to the students of Orange. A language lab enables the students to explore their chosen languages beyond the classroom. The formation of a language club further expands the learning possibilities and enhances the learning process. Mr. Frank Marrapodi B.A. Park College M.A. WVestern Reserve French, Spanish Mr. Roger Baden BA. Miami University Latin Mr. joseph Fontilla BA, Marietta College M.A. Ohio State Latin 142 Q A TSI? Mrs. Audrey Toigo B.A. NViIson College M,A.T. Oberlin French Mr. .john North B.S. fvliami M.A. Western Reserve Physical Education Miss Marilyn Smith B.S. Ed. Ohio State M.A. Western Reserve Girls, Physical Education I43 Mr. Albert Snider BA, University of Iowa Spanish, French Miss Marcia Macey A,B. Denison French, History Mr. Edmund Butler B.S. Butler M.E. Kent State 1 . S 5 F A Head Football and Track Coach M gan 1- ' ' ' 'p if Lzi, . . at- . 'i.t. fi t eeee . , yt ,,..,, .' 'Q ' it 'F f any., N PHYSICAL EDUCATION goes beyond the regular classes at Orange, extending into a bowling pro- gram, interscholastic and intramural competition, and athletic clubs. Mr. North, the new Athletic Director, en- courages the growth of the Phys. Ed. program. Mr. Avinere Toigo B.A. St. Olaf College Mathematics Hx Mr. Charles Tushar M,E, Kent State Mathematics MA THEMA TICS is growing in importance in t0day's world, and the Math program at Orange, with Mr. Donald Wilson at its head, is expanding accord- ingly. The Advanced Placement program ollers a challenge to those promising students while the regu- lar classes lay the groundwork. Mr. Donald Wilson B.S.Ed. Ohio State MA. Ohio State MA. Math, University of Michigan Head of Math Department w .df ,nktlztiritsiiti S - if X . 5 . Mrs. Pearl Brown BA, NLA. Western Reserve Mathematics Mr. Samuel Stansberry BA., MA. Ohio State Mathematics Mr. William Slade BA. Middlebury MA. Western Reserve Mathematics 144 Dr. Paul Lozanoff B.S. University of Pittsburgh M.A., Ph.D. Western Reserve Biology 1' covers a wide range of subjects at Orange High. Included under the Science program are General Science, Biology, Botony, Zoology, Chemistry, and Physics. uma Mr. Steven Csutoros B.S. Elmhurst M.E. Kent State Biology Mr. Dale Kramer B.S. Slippery Rock Science Miss Kathleen Johnson B.A. Heidelberg Biology Mr..Iohn McBane S.B. Mount Union Chemistry Mr. Vernon Lockert B.S. Kent State MA. University of Michigan Physics 145 1' offer a wide range of subjects to the stu- dents of Orange High. Besides music and art, one can explore Miss Edith Miller the Fields of home ec. and industrial arts, business skills, read- A'BA Wittenberg ing, and ClI'lVCI' CduCatl0I1. M.S. Western Reserve Librarian I Mrs. Lucille Podojil Mrs. Gertrudellenks Mr. Walter Reik B.M.E. Baldwin Wallace M.M.Ed. University of Michigan Instrumental Music Miss Kaliope Glinatsis B.S. Ed. Youngstown Business lvlr. 'lerome Fitz B.S. Indiana State M. Ed. Kent State Business Mr. Nick Milkovich B.S., M,lid. Kent State lndustrial Arts 51,4 Mrs. Mary DeLong B,S,, MA, Western English Reserve Mr. Alan Larson B.S., MA, Kent State Art Mrs. Lillian Hawn B.A. Lake Erie College Home Economics Mr..john Everson B.M. Uhio Wesleyan M.A. Ohio State Choral Music lwlr. Evan Herr B.S. Bowling Green M.Ed. Kent State Industrial Arts Mr. Melvin Young B.S. Ed. Miami M.A. Ohio State Social Studies Miss Marcia xg B.A. Lake Erie College Maccleuan Miss Marion Douglas B.A., M.A. Syracuse 4 M,E. Western Reserve Hlstofy History is a living study of human strife, trials, hardships, and triumphs. Under the supervision of Mr. Melvin Young, the Social Studies Department endeavors to keep alive an active concern for world events, both past and present. The courses oflered play an important part in preparing the students for their future role as citizens ofa world community. Nlr. William McLaughlin BA, Western Reserve M.S. University ofWisconsin History 148 Q Mr. Eugene Dickard BA. Heidelberg History, Coach 3 'J Q Thisespeeizily page is' dedicated tAo.1tBd'Kudthtpii5b1egx ableg and the unbelievable.-Settle bayekttiii gmjgchiiire grid prepare to go into the wbrld oftthepiQratniSthafTQ4PSHy Cofnplaiiitsf cpncerning the contents of this page lod1f 2tpy.0theq f-de dpageiivtll beignored. ' - p 4 X 9? 4 X., . A t , .X , Q H, ' r b .X- v ' 'Vg . 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SL Sr. Plays. Butler University. SUSAN ANGELL: Skiing 4, Pep Club 1-4, Y-Teens 2,3, Scribes and Scribblers 4, Cheerleading 1, Choir 1-4, Jr. Play. University of North Carolina. g GEORGEANN BATTIATO: Ski Club 4, Choir 1-4, Girls' En- semble 4, Oran 3,4, Pep Club 1-4, Capt. Teambackers 4, Y-Teens 2-4, Thespians 3,4, College Club 3, Ring :SL Prom Comms. 3, Canteen Comm. 4, Prom Queen 4. Ohio State University. CAROL BEHRENS: Y-Teens 2, Debate 4, ,j.C.W.A. 3,4, Michigan University. LIIM BENES: Football 1-4, Track 81 Basketball 1, Baseball 2, Student Council 2-4, Treas, 4, Varsity OP 3,4, V. Pres. 4, Choir 1-4, Boys' Ensemble 3,4, Choraliers 4, Prom Comm. 3, Jr. Play. Bucknell University. DOUGLAS BERGMAN: Intramurals 1-4, Golf 3, Bowling 4, Boys' Glee Club 2, Choir 1. Bowling Green. PAMELA BLACK: Intramurals Tennis 3,4, F.T.A. 2-4,J.C.W.A. 3,4, F.N.C. 2,l, Y-Teens 2-4, Folk Singing Club 4, Scribes 81 Scribblers 3,4, Highlights 4, Honor Society 4, Hall Guard 2, Par- sons College. STEVE BOAZ: Football 1-4, Basketball l,2, Track 1-3, Tennis 4, Varsity HO 3,4, Pres. 4. -I.C.W.A. 3,4, Student Council 2-4, V.P. 3, Parliamentarian 4, Class Pres. 2, Class V.P. 4, Honor Study Hall Comm. Chairman 3, Prom Comm. 3, Jr. Play, Choir 1-4, Boys, Ensemble 3,4, Choraliers 3,4, Honor Society 1, Al- legheny College. GEORGE BODOVETZ: Football 1, Intramurals 1-4, Wres- tling 3, College Club 3. MARY BOTTA: Intramural Softball 4, Pep Club 1-4, Y-Teens 2-4, V.P. 2, Oran 4, Choir 2-4, Teambackers 4, Student Council 1, Jr. 8: Sr. Plays, Honor Society 1, College Club 3,4, Bowling Green University. BETSY BRIDGES: Head il. V. Cheerleader 2, Freshmen Cheer- leader 1, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Choraliers 3,4, Girls' Ensemble 3,4, Girls' Ensemble 3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, j.C.W.A. Pep Club 2,3,4, French Club 4, Choir 1-4. jr. 81 Sr. Plays, Jr. Honor Society l, College Club 3,4, Hall Guard 2, Library Ass't. 2, Wells College. RICHARD BROLIN: Choir 4, Intramurals 4. Ohio University. Transfer. HAL BROWN: Transfer. Wrestler 3,4, Rifle Club 3. .IOHN BUCHKO: Football 1-4, Basketball 1, Track 1,2, Golf 4, Varsity 'IOP 3,4, Intramurals 3,4, Jr. Play. Rollins College. DWIGHT BURK: Football 2, Track 1-3, Intramurals 2, Year- book 2,3, Photo Club, 2-4, Boys' Glee Club 1, College Club 2,3, Ohio State. TIM BURTON: Intramurals 1-4, wrestling 1-4, Bowling 4, Track 1, Pep Club 3, College Club 3, Choir 2,3, Glee Club 1. Parsons College. CHERYL CALA: Intramural 1, Y-Teens 2-4, Pep Club 2,4, Ush- erettes 2-4, F.T.A. 3,4, F.N.A. 2,3, kI.C.W.A. 3,4, Oran 4, Ring Comm. 3, Prom Comm. 3, Canteen Comm. 3, llr. SL Sr. Play, Honor Society 3,4. Ohio State University. DALE CALDWELL: F.T.A. 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Scribes 81 Scribbler 3,4, ulr. 8a Sr. Choir 2-4, Boys' Ensemble 3,4, Choraliers 3,4,lIr. Play. Indiana University. DAVE CAMERON: Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Track l,2,4, Varsity UO' 2,3,4, Prom Court 4. Miami University. .IEANNE CAPAK: lI.C.W.A. 3,4, Debate 4, Ring and Prom Comm. Sr. Play. Univ. of Wisconsin. KIUDY CAPES: Intramurals 2,3,4, Student Council 1, Y-Teens 2,3, Pres. 4, Usherettes 2,3,4, Pres. Pep Club l,2,3, V.P. 4, Team- backers 4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Oran Staff 4, Class Officers 2,4, College Club, Prom and Ring Comm. 3, -Ir. and Sr. Play, Fashion Show 4, Cheerleader 1, Talent Show 4. Miami Univ. JOHN CARDAMONE: Intramurals 1-4, Baseball 1-3, Golf l,2, Varsity OP 4. Miami University. SUE CARLETON: Trans, Y-Teens 3,4, Cheerleader 3,4, Oran 4, Choir 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Prom. Comm. 3,.Ir. and Sr. Play, Choraliers 3,4, Girls Ensemble 4. Univ. of Michigan. SUSIE CHRISTIE: ,I.C.W.A, 3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Y-Teens 1-4, Teambackers 4, Pep Club 1-4, Oran 3,4, Highlights 3, College Club 3, Hall Guard 3, Office Asst. 2, jr. and Sr. Play, Choir 2, Glee Club l, Cheerleading 1. William Woods College. DEBBIE CIRINCIONE: Trans. Y-Teens 3, College Club 3, Red Cross Club 4, Study Hall Monitor 4, Homecoming Court 4. BARB COOK: Y-Teens l,2,3, Camera Club 1, Highlights 2,4, Teambackers 4, Pep Club 1-4, Cheerleading 1, Sweetheart Swing Queen 4, Homecoming Court 4. VVilliam Woods College. CAULEEN CROMWELL: Trans. Basketball 4, Intramurals 4, Sr. Play. Kent State. I KRISTIN CROWTHER: Trans. Folksinging 4, Y-teens 3, High- lights 3,4, Oran 4, Scribes and Scribblers 3,4. Beloit College. ,IAN CULBERTSON: Intramurals 1-4,.1.C.W.A. 4, Oran 3,4, Y-Teens Pres. 2,3,4, Pep Club l,3,4, Folksinging 4, Usherettes 3,4, Hall Guard 4, jr. and Sr. Play, Glee Club 1, Choir 2,3,4, Study Hall Monitor 4, Talent Show 4. Lindenwood. BARB DePAOLA: Intramurals l,4, Pep Club I,2,3, See, Oran Ed. 3,4, Usherettes 2,3, Honor Society l,3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, College Club 2,3, Oflice Asst. 3,4, jr. and Sr. Play, Choir 1-4, Choraliers 3,4, Girls, Ensemble 3. Purdue University. ELSIE DeSANTIS: Y-Teens 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,4, Debate Team 4, Highlights 2,3, -Ir. and Sr. Play, Glee Club 2, Choir 3,4, Study Hall Monitor. Univ. of Dayton. TOM DiFRANCESCO: Football 1, Oran 2,3, Photography Club 2,3,4,-Ir. and Sr. Play. JANET DiTIRRO: Trans. Oran Ed. 4, Highlights 4, Choir 4, Choraliers 4, Girls' Ensemble 4. Denison University. NADA DIOKOVIC: Y-Teens 2,3, French Club 4, Library Asst. 3,4, Study Hall Monitor 4, Choir 1,2,,lr. Play. Western Reserve. RICK DOLL: .Intramurals 1-4, Basketball 3,4, Golf l,2,3, Foot- ball 1, Rifle Club 1-4, College Club 2,3, Ohio State Univ. CHESTER DUBOSE: Track l,2, Marching Band l-5, Intra- murals 1,2,3. KATHY DUGAS: Pep Club 2,4, Y-Teens 2-4, Glee Club I, Sr. Play. DAVID DUNFEE: F.T.A. 3,4, Pep Club 4, Pep Club 2-4, College Club 2,3, Band 1-4. Military Ball Court 4, Jr. Play. Ohio State. RICHARD DUNFEE: .I.C.VV.A. 4, F.T.A. 4, Pep Club 4, Pep Band 2,4, College Club 2,3, Military Ball 4, Band I-4,.Ir. Prom. Ohio State. NANCY DUSEK: Bowling 1, Y-Teens 2,3, Highlights 3, Pep Club 1, Study Hall Monitor 4. IOHN DYE: Football I, Track 1, Intramurals 1,3, .I.C.VV.A. 4, F.T.A. 3, College Club 2,3, Pep Club 1, Ski Club 4, Sr. Play, Hav- erford College. NANCY ELLIOTT: T.N.A. 1-4, F.T.A. 4, Pep Club 1-4, Honor Society 3,4, Y-Teens 1-4, Choir 3,4, College Club 2,3, Ir. gl Sr. Play. Wake Forest. JOHN ERICSON: VVrestling 2, Band 2-4, Glee Club 2, Skiing 2,3. Ohio State University. CINDI FORADIS: Y-Teens l,2,3, Pep Club 3,4, Usherette 4,.Ir. Play. Cuyahoga Community College. NIOLLY FORD: Intramurals 1,2, Gals 1-3, Y-Teens 1-3, F.T.A. 4, F.N.A. l, .I.C.WV.A. 1, College Club 2,3, Folk Singing Club 4, Hall Guard 3, Study Hall Monitor 4, llr. St Sr. Play. Ohio Uni- versity. CAROL FOREMAN: French Club 4, F.T.A. 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Choraliers SL Girls' Ensemble3,4, Marching Band 1, lI.C.W.A. 2-4. Oran 3,4 Ed., Honor Society 3,4, Y-Teens 2-4, Choir 3,4, ilr. Play, Talent Show. C. of Michigan. ART FROST: Football 1, Basketball l, Tennis 2-4, Honor So- ciety 4, F.T.A. 3, .j.C.W.A. 3, College Club 2,3, Pep Club 4, Sr. Play, Bucknell University. GAYLIA FRYE1 Bowling 2,3, F.T.A. 4, Glee Club l,2, Pep Club 1-3. Kentucky State University. JACK GELBACH: Football 1-3, Basketball 1,2,4, Track 1,2,4, Intramurals I-4, Varsity O ,ljr. Class Sec. Ring SL Prom Comm. 3. Denison U. .IUDY GEVARAS: Pep Club 1,2. F.T.A. 2, Red Cross Club 4. College Club 3, Bowling 1. .IOHN GILL: Golf 3,4, Intramurals 2,3,4, Rifle Club 1-4, Light Crew 4, College Club 3,.Ir. St Sr. Plays. Ohio Northern University. CANDI GOLDFARB: Transfer. .I.C.W.A. 4, Red Cross Club 4, Pep Club 3,4, Y-Teens 3,4, College Club 3. .Iunior Play. Ohio State University. DICK GOODMAN: Wrestling 3, lj.C.W.A. 3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Honor Society 4, Seirbes 81 Scribblers 3, Rifle Club l,Z, College Club 2,3, Sr. Play. Carleton College. PANNY GRAHAM: Transfer. Y-Teens, 4, Scribes 81 Seribblers 4. Sullinsljr. College. ROBERT GREENBERG: Trans. 3, Baseball 4, Choir 3.4. Cleve- land State. 'IAY HALL: Basketball 1.2, Football l-4, Track 1, Intramurals 1-4, Varsity O 3,4, Pep Club 1-4. Hastings College. IIOHN HALL: Track 1, Basketball 1, Football 1,2, Intramurals 3,4, Student Council 1,2, Pep Club 2, Ski Club 4,4lr. and Sr. Play. Carleton College. MARY LOU HARSA: Intramurals l-4, GALS I-4, Concert Band l,2, Marching Band l,2,'I.C.W.A. 3, F.N,A. l,2,3, Honor Society 2,3,4, Scribes and Seribblers 4, Pep Club 2,3, Ski Club 4, Sr. Play. YVittenberg University. CORDE HELMS: Intramurals 1-4, GALS Oflicer 2,3,4, I.C W.A. 2,3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Majorettes 2,3,4, Choir 1-4, Chorali- ers 3,4, Girls' Ensemble 3, Folksinging Club 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, College Club 3,4, ulr. and Sr. Play Talent Show 4. Principia Col- ege. CHRIS HENRY: Trans. 2, Intramurals 2,3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Folksinging Club 4, GALS 3,4, A.F.S. 2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Highlights 2,3,4, Oran 4, College Club 2,3, Ush- erettes 3,4, Talent Show 4,4Ir. and Sr. Play. Hiram College. TIM HESS: Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Intramurals l-4. Basket- ball l, Varsity O 2,3,4, Pep Club l-4, Rifle Club l. Homecom- ing Court 44. Hiram Scott College. CAROLYN HIBIIAN: Intramurals l,2, Basketball l,2,3, Yolley- ball 1,2,3, Y-Teens 1.2.3, Red Cross Club 4, Choir l-4, Archcttes 3, Pep Club l,2. Dyke Business College. CHARLES HOLECEK: W'restIing Xlgr. I-3. Yarsity O 2,3,4, Glee Club. CAROL HORKY: Y-Teens 2,3,4, Pep Club I-4. Photography Club 4,'Ir. and Sr. Play. William Woods College. MIKE HORSEY: Football 1, Basketball l, Track I. Cross Coun- try 2,3, yvresamg 2,3,4, varsity Hot' 3,4, ,1.c.yv..x. 2, i-'.'l'..-x. 2. A.F.S. 2.3, Student Council and Rep. 1.2. Univ. of lVisconsin. ROGER HUCEK: Wrestling 3. F.T.A. l,2. Rille Club 3. Ski Club 4. Denison Univ. 'IAN AIAVOREKI Football 1,ll.C.W'.A. 4, llr. Play. Parsons Col- lege. NANCY KAMPP: Intramurals I-4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, -I.C.W'.A. 2. Pep Club 2,3,4, Folksinging Club 4. Choir l-4, Library Asst. l, Jr. and Sr. Play. BILL KASPERS: Football 3,4, Cross-Country 2, WVrcstling 2,3,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Varsity UO 2,3,4,vI.C.NV.A. 3,4, Honor Society 3,4. Student Council 3,4, Debate 3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Boys' Ensemble 2,3, 4- CIIOFRIICFS 3.4. Class Pres. 3.4. Prom Comm. 3,.lr. Play Prince- ton University. MARION KEEPERS: Y-Teens 2, Choir 2, Red Cross Club 4, Highlights 2.3, DAVE KNIFFIN: Intramurals 2,4, Baseball 4, Basketball 3.4, Track 3. Cross Country 3, lI.C.W'.A. 3,4, Summer Canteen 3, Yar- sity O 3,4, Trans. 2. Bowling Green Univ. DAVE KOBLITZ: Basketball 1, Tennis l, Golf 2,3, Intramurals 3.4, .l.C.W'.A. 4, F.T.A. 3,4, Highlights 3, Scribes Sz Scribblers 4. jr. St Sr. Plays. University of Pennsyvania. GAYLE KORMAN: Tennis 2,3, Cheering l-4, Y-Teens 2-4, Pep Club 1-4, Choir l-4,.Ir. St Sr. Plays. Ohio State l,'niversity. CLARICE KOSITS: Bowling l, Y-Teens 2,3. Hall Guard 3, Red Cross Sec. 4, Highlights 3,4. LUCY KRAMER: Y-Teens 2,3. Pep Club I-3. Scribes 81 Scrib- blers 3, Highlights 2-4, College Club 2,3,kI.C,W'.A. 3, Hall Guard 3, Jr. St Sr. Plays. Baldwin-Wallace College. BARB LAMBERT: Intramurals 2, Y-Teens I. Glce Club l. MARTIN LITT: Football I-3. Track l-3, Oran 4. Choir I-4, Ohio State University. BILL LLTKASH: Football 2-4, Wrestling 2-4, Varsity O 3,4. Ohio State. RITA MACH: Intramurals 2, Pep Club I-4. Y-Teens 3,4, llr. St Sr. Plays. BARBARA MACK: Y-Teens 2-4, Pep Club I-4, Highlights 2. lj.C.W'.A. 2,3, Cheerleading l, College Club 2,3, Sr. Play. Ohio Wesleyan. GEORGE MAHONEY: Intramurals l-4, Choir I-4, Cross Coun- try 4. FRANK RIALOIT: Transfer. Ohio State. LINDA MARABITO: Y-Teens 2-4, Library ass't. l-4, Pres. 3.4. Vice-Pres. 2, Pep Club 1-4, ll.C.W'.A. 3,4, Photography 3.4, Stu- dent Council l,2, F.T.A. 4. Hall Guide 4. llr. Play. Kent State University. SALLY MARCH: Cheerleader l,2, Pep Club 1,2, Y-Teens 1,2, Treas. of Freshman Class,,Ir. 81 Sr. Play. MELISSA MARKEY: Y-Teens 2-4, Band l-4, Concert Band l,2,4, Choir 1-4,,Ir. SL Sr. Play. Findlay College. STEVE MARKEY: Intramurals 3,4, Light Crew 2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4,,lr. 8t Sr. Play. Ohio Wesleyan. Transfer. BILL MAYNARD: Transfer. Football I, Baseball 4, Track 2-4, Basketball 2.3.4. Band 1.2.3, Varsity Mor 4, sr. Class Tres. Hills- dale College. DAN MAYNER: Track l,2, Football 1,2, Ski Club Pres. 4, Sr. Play. Ohio State University. EVERETT NICDARIESI Football 1, Track 1-3, Basketball 1, CollegeClub2,3. OE MCGRAW Track 1 3 4 C NV A 4 Pe Club 2 3 4 Intra- .l -' 1 ,,,.I---WP murals 2,3,4, College Club 3, Sr. Play. Cleveland State University. ,IOE MELVALD: Football 3, Basketball 2. Univ. of Dayton. DON MENEFEE: Football l-4, Baseball 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3, Varsity O 4, Study Hall Monitor 4, Glee Club 1. Parsons Col- lege. TERRY MESCUDI: Pep Club 2, Glee Club 2. LYNORE METTI: ,I.C.W.A. 2,3,4, Honor Society 2,3,4, Y- Teens 2,3,4, Library Asst. 1, Choir 1-4, Choraliers 3,4, Girls' En- semble 3,4, F.T.A. 2,4, Sr. Play. Bowling Green Univ. NIARILYN NIOHR: Bowling 1-4, Pep Club 1-4, Y-Teens 3,4, Sr. Play. Ohio State Univ. KEITH MORAN: ,I.C.W.A. 3, Intramurals 1-3. RICK MORVILIUS: Football I-4, Wrestling 1-4, Track 1,2, Varsity O 2,3,4. Hiram Scott College. ION MUNSON: Golf 2,3,4, Co Capt., Wrestling 3, Varsity 'ION 3,4, Football 2, ,I.C.W.A. 2,4, Oran Ed. 4, Intramurals 2,3,4, College Club 3, Vice-Pres. l,3, Student Council 4, Ring and Prom Comm. 3, Clean up Day Chairman 4, Student Lounge Comm. Chairman 4, Study Hall Monitor 4, Homecoming Court 4, jr. and Sr. Play. Denison University. IAN ET M UNSTER: SUE MEYERHOLTZ: Y-Teens 3,4, Pep Club 4, Oran 4, French Club 3, Prom. Comm. qlr. and Sr. Play. Univ. of Kentucky. IOHN MYERS: Trans. 3. Wrestling l,4, Track 4 Varsity HO 3,4, Pep Club 2,4, Oran 4, Study Hall Monitor 4, Prom Comm. 3,,Ir. and Sr. Play. Muskingum College. NANCY NADLER: Y-Teens 2,3, jr. and Sr. Play. Ohio State Univ. IEFFNERAD: STEVE NIGOLIAN: Trans. 3. Intramurals 3,4, ,I.C.W.A, 4, College Club 3, Honor Study Hall Monitor 4, Student Monitor Comm. 4, Sr. Play. Kent State Univ. MARTHA NIMAN: Pep Club 1-4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Usherettes 4, ,I.C.W.A. 2,3,4, A.F.S. 4, Oran 4, Highlights 2, Scribes and Scribblers 2, Homeroom Sales Rep. 1,2, Homeroom College Rep. 2,3, Ski Club 4, Glee Club 1,2, College Club 2,3, Folksinging Club 4, Marchettes 3, ulr. and Sr. Play. Michigan State Univer- sity. WALTER NIMS: Football 1, Cross-Country 3, Track l,3,4, Intramurals l-4, College Club 3, Choir 1-4, Hall Guard 4, jr. Play. Hillsdale College. SALLY NOSAL: Cheerleader 1-4, Y-Teens 2,3, Pep Club 1-4, Choir 1-4, Prom Comm. 3,,Ir. and Sr. Play. Duquesne. MARK NUNLIST: Rifle Club 1-4, Bowling 3,4, .j.C.W.A. 4, Honor Society 3,4, F.T.A. 4, Study Hall Monitor 4. Brown. BOB O,BRIEN: Intramurals 2-4. DACIA O'HARA: Y-Teens 2-4, Pep Club 2-4, Usherettes 3,4, Glee Club 2, Oran 4, Ski Club 4, Office Ass't. 4, College Club 2,3, Folk Singing Club 4, Marchettes 3, jr. 81 Sr. Plays. Transfer. Elmira College. DENNIS O'HARA: Intramurals 2,3,4, College Club 3, Parsons College. ALBERT PARKER: Band I-4, Orchestra 1-4, College Club 3, Sr. Play, Kent State University. MIKE PASSOV: Intramurals 3,4, College Club 2,3. University of Cincinnati. PEGGY PEKAREK: Majorettes 2-4, Honor Society 1-4, Band 1-4, Y-Teens 2-4, Usherettes 3,4, F.N.A. 1-4, Pep Club 1-4, Col- lege Club 3, Saint ,Iohn College of Cleveland. DON PEYSER: Intramurals 1-4, Student Council 1,2, Ass't Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Pep Club 1-4, Ski Club 4, Sowbrac Student Council 1,2, Class President 1, Study Hall Monitor 4, Prom 8a Ring Comm. 3,4,jr. Class Play. Alfred University. DEBBIE PIERCE: Glee Club 2,3. Whiting Business College. DICK POCEK: Golf 3, Intramurals 3,4, lI.C.W.A. 2, Band 1-3, Band 1-3,.Ir. Play. Ohio University. BRENDA POGUE: Intramurals 2,4, Pep Club 1-4, Y-Teens 1-4, J.C.W.A. 3, Choir 1-4, Girls, Ensemble 3,4, Choraliers 3,4, Prom Comm. 3, jr, 8a Sr. Play, Honor Society 4, Northwestern Uni- versity. GREG POTTS: Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1,3,4, Golf 2,3,4, Track l,2, Varsity HO , Choir 1-4, Boys' Ensemble 3,4, Intramurals 1-4, Student Council 1,2. Ohio University. DEBBIE PULLIAM: Y-Teens 1-3, Choir 1-4, Choraliers 3,4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Pep Club 1,2, Ofiice Asst. 2, jr. Play. Ohio University. JIM RADIS: Wrestling 2,3,4, Track 3, Cross Country 4, Intra- murals 2-4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Varsity O 4. Cleveland State. PATTI RAMSAY: French Club 4, Pep Club 1-3, Y-Teens 2,3, Scribes lic Scribblers 3, Honor Society 3,4, Oran Ed. 4, A.F.S. 3, Highlights 4, College Club 2,3,Jr. Play. Ohio University. STEVE RICHTER: Basketball 1, Bowling 2,4, Pep Club 3,4, College Club 3. Ashland College. BECKY ROBERTS: Y-Teens 2-4, Pep Club 1-4, Teambackers 4, Cheerleaders 1, Choir 1-4, Prom Comm. 3,,Ir. and Sr. Plays. Ohio State University. DOUG ROCKWOOD: Football 1-4, Track 1,2, Intramurals 1-4, Varsity OU 4, Pep Club 3,4,jr. St Sr. Plays. U. of Wisconsin. JIIVI RONDINI: Intramurals 3, Pep Club 3, Pres. 4, lI.C.W.A. 4, Jr. and Sr. Play. Purdue Univ. ,IOANNE RONDINI: Intramurals Z,3,4, Basketball 2,4, Pep Club 3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Hall Guard 2, Sr. Play. Adrian College. ,IUDY ROTTER: Library Asst. 1,2,3, Y-Teens 2,3, Jr. and Sr. Play. Ohio State University. EVERET RUMMEL: JANE SCHAEFER: Pep Club 2, Marchettes 3, Highlights 3, Li- brary Asst. 3, Choir 1-4, Red Cross Club 4. .IIM SCHEINER:.I.C.W.A. 2,3, Hall Guard 2. ,IIM SCHELLENTRAGER: Basketball 1, Cross-Country 2, Golf 2,3, Intramurals 2,3,4, Sr. Play. Ohio Northern University. PETE SCHMIDT: Rifle Club 1-4, Football 2,3,4, Intramurals 3,4, Varsity O 4, College Club 3, jr. Play. Bowling Green Univ. STAN SCHWARTZ: Football 1, Cross-Country 2, lI.C.W.A. 4, Ir. and Sr. Play. Kent State University. SUE SEIDEL: Pep Club I-4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Highlights 4, Oran 4, Glee Club l,2, Usherettes 4, College Club 2,3, llr. and Sr. Play. Urbana Coll. F.N.A. 3. SUSAN SERNEL: Intramurals 2, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Usherettes 3,4, Folksinging Club 4, Glee Club 1, Marchettes 3, Highlights 4, F.N.C. l,2,3, Oflice Asst. 4, Cheerleading l, Pep Club l,2,3,4,tjr. and Sr. Play. Notre Dame College. RICHARD SHAFER: Football l, Radio Club l-4, Glee Club 1, Choir 2, Bowling Green Univ. DESIREE SHIBLEY: Pep Club l-4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Folksing- ing Club 4, Glee Club l,2, College Club 2,3,4, ,Ir. Play. Mount Aloysius. LEWIS SHORE: Trans. 3. Intramurals 3,4, Ohio State Univer- sity. WAYNE SIMPSON: Track 1, Wrestling 2, Choir 2,3,4, Glee Club l. -IOHN SLAUGHTER: Track 1, ,l.C.W.A. 3,4, jr. Play. Mich- igan State Univ, ,IANICE SLECHTA1 DENNIS SLIWINSKI: BRUCE SMITH: Football l,3,4, Wrestling 3, Track l, Varsity OH 4. Parsons College. SYBIL SMITH: Intramurals I-4, Y-Teens 1,2, F.T.A. 3,4, Red Cross Club 4, Folk Singing Club 4, Oran 4, Library Assit. l, Highlights 4,-lr. 8a Sr. Plays. Academy ofthe New Church. MARILYN SPISAK: Marchettes 2,3, Choir l-4, Highlights 3. JOANNE SPISAK: Bowling l,2, Red Cross Club, 4. LIZ STEIN: Honor Society, 3,4, ,I.C.W.A. 2-4, Pep Club l-4, Y-Teens 2-4, Choir l-4, Usherettes 3,4, F.T.A. 4, Folk Singing Club 4, Library Ass't. l, A.F.S., College Club 2,3, Prom Comm. 3, Oran 3,4, French Club 4, Talent Show 4,,lr. 8: Sr. Plays. Purdue University. AVERIE STRONIBERG: Thespians 3, Pep Club 3,4, Folk Sing- ing Club 4, Talent Show 4. Cleveland State. WALLY STROMBERG: Football l,2,4, Cross Country 3, Bas- ketball l-4, Track 1, Tennis 2-4, Intramurals 2,3, Student Coun- cil l-4, ,I.C.W.A. 2-4, F.T.A. 3, Honor Society 2-4, Varsity O 3,4 Oran 3, Ed. 4, Choraliers 3,4, Boys, Ensemble 3,4, Choir I-4, College Club 2,3, Prom Comm. 3,.Ir. Play. U. of Michigan. MARIE SUCHY: Marching Band l, Concert Band l-4, Pep Band 2, Majorettes 2-4, F.T.A, 2-4, Pep Club 1-4, Honor Society 4, Hall Guard l,2,4,-lr. 8: Sr, Plays. Wittenberg University. JOAN SULLIVAN: Cheerleader l, Pep Club l-3, Y-Teens 2,3, Choir 2, Red Cross Club 4,.Ir. St Sr. Plays. ELEANORE SZERETO: Marchettes 2,3, Clce Club 2, Ollicc Ass't. 4, Talent Show 3,4. BONNIE SZUHAY: Bowling 3,4. RON TAYLOR: Track l-4, Cross Country 2,3, Varsity O 2-4. Honor Society 1, lj.C.W.A. 4, Ski Club 4, College Club 2.3, Pep Club 3,4, Oran 4,.lr. St Sr. Plays. Cornell University. CHARLOTTE THOMPSON: Pep Club 3, Folk Singing Club 4, Y-Teens 3, Girls, Ensemble 3,4, Choir 1-4. SABRA TODD: Intramurals 2,3, Y-Teens 2,3,-l, Pep Club l-4, 'l,C.W.A. 4, Choir l-4, Oran 4, Folksinging 4, College Club 2. Hall Guard 4, Prom Comm. 3,.lr. and Sr. Play. Thiel Coll. TED TONTI: Football Trainer 3,4, Football I. Basketball Trainer 2,3,4, Rifle Club 2,3,4, Varsity O 3,4, Choir 2.3.4. Glee Club 1, Boys' Ensemble 3,4, Student Council 1. Refresh- ment Comm.-lr. and Sr. Play. Ashland College. LINDA TRETERA: Cheerleader l, Y-Teens 2.3.4. Choir 3.4. Glee Club l,2, Student Council l, College Club 2,3.4. Prom Comm. 3,,Ir. and Sr. Play. .IERRY TURNER: Football 2,3,4, Track l-4, Basketball l.2. Varsity O 3,4, Band I-4, Choir l-4. Kent State Lfniv. IEFF UGUCCINI: Trans 4. Cleveland Engineering Institute. IACK VANEK: Intramurals l-4, Bowling 4, Track l. Marching Band 1-4, Concert Band l-4, F.T.A. 4, Rifle Club 3. Western Re- serve Univ. LAURIE VAN OMEN: Trans. 2. Pep Club 2.3.4. Y-Teens 2.3. Hall Guard 3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Univ. ol Cincinnati. MARIANNE VEROG: Bowling l,2, Glee Club l,2. College Club l,2. IIM WAGENLANDER: Basketball l, Intramurals l-4, Oran Ed. 14, .l.C.NV.A, 3,4, Pep Club l,3,4, College Club 2.3. and Sr. Play, Winter Formal Court, Sweetheart Swing Court 4, Home- room Sales Rep. I-4. Pepperdine College. MARIANNE WEBER: A.F.S. Student 4, Y-Teens 4. Pep Club 4, Ski Club 4. Folksinging Club 4, Choir 4, -l.C.W..-X. 4, A.F.S. 4, Honor Society 4. Kanti Aarau. Switzerland. HAL WEINBERGER: Track l,2,3, Cross Country l,2, Ski Club 4, College Club 2,3. Ithaca College. DALE WEINGART: Pep Club I-4, Library Asst. l, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4, F.T.A. 2,3,-1, .f.C.W,A. 3.4, College Club 2,3, Oran 4, French Club 4, Usherettes 3.4,,lr. and Sr. Play. Lake Forest College. STEVE WILES: Wrestling 2,3,4, Intramurals l-4,.l.C.WA. 3,4, College Club 2,3, Hillsdale College. GARY WILLIAMSON: Wrestling 2,3, Intramurals 2,4, Light- crew 3,4, Honor Society 4, Radio Club 2,3, Honor Study Hall Monitor 4,,Ir. and Sr. Play. ,1oAN wise: PAM WISE: Cheerleading l,2,3, Head 4. Intramurals 1.2, Stu- dent Council 2,3, Sec. 4, Choir 1-4, Pep Club l,2, VP. 3.4, Y- T-eens 2,3, Usherettes 2, Honor Society l,2,3, Trcas. 4, Oran Ed, 3,4, College Club 2,3, Class Ollicers 1,3, Hall Guard 3, Prom Comm. 4. Homecoming Court 4, Sweetheart Swing Court 4, Prom Court 4,llr. and Sr. Play. Northwestern Univ. BRYAN WITTINE: Trans. 2. Highlights 2,3,4, Thespians 3, Oran 2, Pep Club 2,3,,lr. and Sr. Play. College ol' Marin. RICH WRENTMORE: Track 2,3,4, Cross Country 3, Baseball 2,3, Intramurals 1-4, Varsity ON 3,4, College Club 2,3, Kent State Univ. KEN WRIGHT: Baseball 2,3, C0 Capt. 4, Basketball l-4, Football l,2,3, Co Capt. 4, Varsity O , C INDY ZIHICRI.: Y-lccns 2.3.4. Pep Club I-4, Highlights 4, MARK ZIXIXIERLINZ II.C.W'..'X. 4, lizlncl l-4, cJI'ChCSII'2l i,2, an 4, ICNA, 2.3, College Club 2.3.4. Ski Club 4, lfshcrctles 4, College Club 2.3, Ski Club 4. 'Ir. and Sr. Play. Cleveland Stutc zmd Sr. Play. llzlrtwick Cullcgc. Univ. A utogralbhs '68 ' ly . . . ' . 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