Piqua Central High School - Piquonian Yearbook (Piqua, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1974 volume:

I SEEM TO BE afloat on a sea of frustration. Prepare for tomorrow,” the voices say, “but do it in a world of yesterday.” Piqua Central High School Piqua, Ohio far- Hurry to history but don't forget your boots. W l.carn to appreciate art in a basement. Rush to get a place in the lunch line. Stand and wait for twenty minutes. tat before the bell rings if you can find a scat. team in a pint-si cd gym. Grasp physics lab built WWI. nuclear in a before Attempt to escape from orchestra an � a you can. Elbow your way to class, I love this old school in spite of its inadequacies. A school is more than a building it is people. The friends made here and the teachers who gave inspiration will always be fond memories. But just as humans reach the end of their productivity, time has run out on our old school. It can go on for a while with reduced pressure as a junior high, but even that time is limited. I want to he ready for the future, but the past has held me back. It's too late for me. but how about my children? Will modern education be ready for them? I seem to bedreaming It was a good try. We wanted to show Piqua that we believed in the need for a new school. So we marched, not for our own benefit, but for the future students in our town. We were all there the sports teams, the band, the clubs, the teachers, students from every aspect of Piqua Central. School pride spread through us like fire: is made us shout louder and hold our banners higher. Our efforts were in vain, but we hope that we kindled a spark that will light the way for a better future. 6 Crisp aulumn smells carried by the wind brought the thought of Homecoming to the minds of Piqua Central students. Homecoming was theirs to anticipate, theirs to enjoy. They elected Jill Marrs Homecoming Queen. For her court they chose seniors Connie Baker and Kris Lange. Chris Burch and Jill Cron were junior class candidates, and Missy Cox and Cheryl Young represented the sophomores. Homecoming festivities began with a parade organized by Key Club. Then, under a golden harvest moon, the Piqua Indians reaped a 28-20 victory from Springfield Catholic, a victory that was overshadowed by the injury of P.H.S. co-captain. Tom Stein. At the Sweetest Day Gala Dance given by Student Council the students moved to the music of “Nightshade.” It was an experience for them all a Homecoming experience. 10 CONTENTS REACHING REFLECTING li I seem to be involved. Every day I run from one club meeting to another, or from play practice to pep band practice. I never get the sufficient hours of sleep. I never get the suggested daily vitamin requirements. 1 may be lacking in iron, but I've certainly got enough to do. I've got to sell spirit buttons for Student Council, Christmas wrapping paper for Junior Achievement, and tickets for the musical. Then there's a chess club meeting and a language club banquet I can't miss. No wonder my parents are always yelling, “Why do you get so involved? I ask myself the same question. Is it for prestige or my ow n self-satisfaction? Or am I really a useful, productive member of this organization? I just don't know. The only thing I am certain of is that I have to be involved. I need to be working beside others. I need to be sharing the laughter and the pride that comes from a job w ell done. Yes, I'm involved right up to niv INVOLVEMENT tom THE PRICE IS RIGHT This event is the annual Piquonian skit, which kicks off the sale and promotion of yearbooks. “I wonder what will happen this year . “Wasn't Scott Pearce hilarious as Mr. Stutler? . “Will it be as funny as last year?”, “I really thought that was Miss Butt instead of Eric Davis.” These were the comments of the audience as they awaited this year’s skit. No one expected to sec a 115 lb. pig on stage, but it happened thanks to Jim Heater and friends. Scott Kingrey played a perfect Mr. Wallach. and Ron Perkins looked just like Miss Andrews from behind. Mr. Stutler made a repeat performance. Wesley Westfall portrayed Miss McCorkle to a tee. and Julie Hcmm look a couple, three, four seconds to come from the balcony as Mr. Montgomery. But no one will forget the voluptuous models played b Mike Paler. Steve Moniaci. and Mark Yenney. and the outstanding performance of Kent Asher as a sexy night club singer. “Come on down. Eli! There is one event at Piqua Central which yearly involves the entire school. Occasional!) it involves teachers who would rather not be a part of it. “The Price is Right” was the inspiration for the skit written by Leslie Tyler, w ith many of the female members of the staff participating in commercials. It's the girls from Tidy Bowl W ally bids for Emma Hohcndorf. 16 You arc my yearbook, my only yearbook. You make me happy when skies arc gray. Aw. crap! Sooner or later we're gonna gcicha! 17 Paddy cake. Paddy cake ON, LIVES ON, LIVES ON, LIVES @ $ c Ref, C'mon. Troy Who? ON, LIVES ON, LIVES ON, LIVES ON, LIVES ON, lives on. lives on. Spirit can be with out. Spirit can be within. Psyching up. Anything you say coach. What am I? I’m an indescribable feeling that is within, but which emerges when the time is right. I come in the form of a cheerleader, a decorated locker, or the deafening roar of a Saturday night basketball crowd. I take the shape of a multitude of people who have one thing in common, the desire to win. I am needed when people arc low; 1 am there when people are high. I don't have to be heard, and I move swiftly it is catching. I will never die. but will live as long as the feeling is there. What am I? It's simple, I thought you would guess. I am spirit. 19 Spirit reaches everyone. , Society and Acomodadores National Honor Society Bottom Row B. Lovett. B. Wright. T. Fclvcr. Ci. Wenriefc. Second Row T. Baugh. K Nicholson. B. Monson. B Manning. k Maniaci. G. Wilson. Third Row V Clevenger. 1 . Rule. C Oserholt. DcBlase. ? .Sr k m TV rr,h O AdVT ? Winccm- A C. Shawler. S. Jamieson. A. Hirt. K Elliot. '.,1 V Vnii t [ antor. Fifth Row I). Greenbaum. L. Tyler. R Schilling. I). Godfrey. L. Stcinh.lber. C Con- i t L ritrSfJr. vv . v!nv, tamcro ’ G- Shirk, s. Huffman. I. Bolin. M Lathes. W. Westfall. B Lncapher. K. I jngc. I). Stahl. J. ilson. M. mcent. S. Schumacher National Honor Society Officers S. Huffman. Vicc-Prcs.; C. Conrad. Secy.; B Manning. Pres . I). Bover. Treas. I). Greenbaum receives his pin from T. Fclvcr. 20 Recognize Achievers Acomodadorcv Bottom Row T. Mason. J. Hewitt. T. Ryan. M. Schultz. K. Motter. C. Boyer. Vice-Pres.: I). Walker. L. Adams. T. IK-Blase. Pres.; J. Hutton. S. Ycnncy. C. Grissom. C. Bell. M. Johns. Second Row Advisor W. Carter. J. Johnston. S. Polhamus. T. Saunders. E. Watson. B. Perry. S. Grccnbaum. C. Young. Secy.: J. Almcrantz. M Hcplcr. C. Cromes. I Steiner. J. DcBrossc. L. Cecil. A. Jeffery. D. Benoit. N. Harrison. Third Row J, 11 irt. J. Ebcrly, S. Olt. K. Gunncrman. P. Shaffer. S. Scherer. C. Hardesty. K. Smith. C. Appleton. J. Williamson. A. W inter. 1). Benjamin. I). Moyer. T. Pohlschmcidcr. A. Dock. M Cox. I). DcWccsc I Members of National Honor Society arc chosen by a faculty committee according to the standards set by the national organization. The students are judged on scholarship, leadership, character. .and service. All those students in the upper one-fourth of their class are eligible, but only fifteen per cent of the class is chosen. Acomodadores is an honorary organization for the sophomores of Piqua Central. A sophomore who maintained a 3.5 average as a freshman is eligible and these sophomores who accumulate a 3.2 grade average w ithin the first three six weeks are eligible also. Acomodadores usher at school plays and help with the Jr.-Sr. Parly. 21 President Beef Manning conducts the induction ceremony. The Key To Success Bottom Row Mr. Bauman. Advisor. B. Uncaphcr. Second Row I) Stahl. S Kingrcy. S. Chcnowcth. M LaChey. D. Greenbaum. Third Row M. Evans. T. Ward. S. Schumacher. B. Perry. J. Peterson. Fourth Row S. Montgomery. N. Harrison. Fifth Row C. Cook. J. Neves. Sixth Row P. Kinnaman. S. Moniaci. J. Hauschildt. F. Watson. M. Yenny. E. Davis. Seventh Row (i. Netzky. D. Benjamin. R. Perkins. J. Califf, K. Asher. J. Ciood. Top Row E. Watson. M. Miller. T. Mcchling. J. Dailey. B. Woods. M. Johns The Key Club of Piqua Central is a service club dedicated to the improvement of their school, community, and the nation. This year the club has been verv active in various endeavours. The American Red Cross. The Multiple Sclerosis Foundation. The American Cancer Society, and The Meals on Wheels Program are only a few of the organizations served this year by the club. They also attended hockey games, conventions, and picnics. 22 Key Club helps with Homecoming Float. Is Work I 23 French Club serenades. Fun at the International Banquet. Parlez-vous Francais, Hablo Espanol, Sprech SPANISH CLUB: Front Row C. Young. V. Ward. I). Roby. E. Hahn. T. Wagner. K. Sherman. V. Wenrick. J. Hildebrand. B. Uncaphcr. W. Westfall. K. Stahl. S. Scherer. 2nd Row J. Elliot. I.. Sherry. I.. Minton. M. Cox. C. Grissom. A Forror. J. Bolen. I Rule. J. Creager. B. Aber. K. Gunnerman. J. Kiser. 3rd Row I.. I.amourcaux. T. Jsnxdcr. I. Naumov. T. Bryiant. B. Snyder. P Schaffer. J. Jamieson. C. Appleton. J. Hutton. I.. Buchanan. J. Williamson. L. Adams. 4th Row B. Young. C. Wills. B. Rasor. I). Ward, J. Pitsenbarger. A. Jacomct. M. Smith. M.J. King. C. Comes. D. Moyer. K. Williamson. 5th Row J. Wortman. M. Hcplcr. S. Worden. A. Clevenger. C. Poling. V Smith. S. Cameron. S. Curtis. I) Caven. L. Kciscr. K. Miller. M. Barbee. 6th Row C. I ivisay. J. Hemm. V. Livisax. J. Deal. D. Taylor. V. Brown. T. Lyons. I.. Bubp. I). Benjamin. R. Roberts. J. Neves. G. Bolin. 7th Row M. Henson. J. Villegas. G. Net ley. B. Kicscwcttcr. M. Hicks. L. Teeters. I. Jess. D. Ross. J. Miller. J. Fess. J. Cron. C Burch. 8th Row M Alexander. C. Schaffer. J. Pearce. R Rohr. G. Williams. W. Parke. P Jackson. T. Mcchling. J. Spcclman. D. Fessler. C. Grissom. 9th Row I). Bishop. B Decker. R. Perkins. T. Dailey. K. Asher. J. Califf. J. Peterson. M. Spiers. S. Smith. B. Kelly. D. Spiers. S. Moniaci. 10th Row S. Hunt. T. Ryan. L. Keeper, D. Long. B Grosxcnor. M. FAans. T. Christy. 24 J. Hauschildt. B Beasley. T. Saunders. M. Vandcgrifl. Last Row S. Montgomery. J. Almcrantz. S. Bowman. Senor Ellis. S. Yenney. D. Wilson. Senora Hamm. n n Sie Deutsch? German Club: Bottom Row D. Cline. I). Mufford. D. Langston. J. Gray, I). Cron. B Morrow. S McKinney. S. Gilmore. Mr. Wincent. Adv; Second Row M. Stewart. J. Good. I). Cavcndcr. D. Mottcr. B. Vagedcs. M Middleton. J. Peltier. S. Tisher. J. Wackier. Third Row V Daley. T. Pohlschncidcr. C. Vornbrock. R. Fries. C. McClure. E. Hahn. G. Wilson. B Fcssler. V Clevenger. Fourth Row M. Miller. R. Ovcrholscr. I). Rader. M. FylTc, T. Ryan. C. Weinschcnck. S. Daley. C. Ward. C. Copeland, C. Laug. Fifth Row R Stumpff. S. Scherer. S. Huffman. J. Butts. B. Manning. V DcBlase. P. Hauschildt. B. Lovett. S. Anthony Jane's enthusiasm for Spanish is obvious French Club: Bottom Row Mr. Wincent. dv; D. Stahl. Pres: S. Kingrey. Treas; L. Thompson. See: Second Row S. Ott. V Bcrcot. J. Mullen. I. Jess. D. Walker. Third Row C. Ovcrholt. B Monson. B. Manning. M. LaChey. A. DeBlase. Fourth Row J. Butts. S. Huffman. K. Elliott. J. Ilcmm. S. Jamieson. Fifth Row p. Shaffer. T De Blase. P. Burke. E. Steiner, S. Greenbaum. Sixth Row D. Rasor. J. Hewitt. C. Cook. Seventh Row J. Dailey. N. Harrison. B. Jennings. Eighth Row A. Winter. C. Hardcstv. S. Polhamus D. Kinsella. C Michael. S. Dunn. C. Young. K. Smith. M. Schultz. STUDENT Bottom K Dellinger. T. DcBlase. J. Williamson. S. Dunn. L. l.ccpcr. A. Schaurcr. D. Long. Second Row J. Johnston. C. Young. L. Dickcnsheets. J. Mullen. C. Sweigart. J. Guenthner. L. Winans, T. Brviant. Third Row K. Stahl. M. Hawkins. B Rasor. C Wills. K Zander. V. Ward. C. Boscr. J. Hess. Fourth Row B Snsder. D. Ilufford. B. Perry. J. Clark. S. Gilmore. R Cox. M. Johns. Fifth Row T. Pohlschnctdcr. K Asher. D. Stahl. D. Smith. J. Hildebrand. A. DcBlasc. K. Lange. B. Decker. N'. Harrison. Missing: T. Fclscr. W. Westfall. D. B� er COUNCIL The 1973-1974 Student Council's roster of accomplishments started with Homecoming. Student Council members organized the Homecoming dance and the crowning ceremony. Two other dances were also held for the students a Christmas dance and a sock hop in April. In addition, the council provided a rock band assembly, featuring T. S. Eliot, for the student body. Near the end of the school year. Student Council plans for a student recreation center and a rock band festival were brought before the administration. Senior Members: D. Long. A. Schaurcr. A. DcBlasc. k Dellinger. S. Gilmore. J C lark. Student Council Advisor Mr. Cain D. Stahl. K. Lange. R. Cox. D. Smith Miamisburg High School Student Council members visit Central 27 Student Council members work on the Homecoming float Chccrclub Advisors: Miss Haley. Miss Beck, and Miss Sterling I seem to be the sound waves of a million voices finding one expression in the dusky twilight. The voices drift up and ripple out like a myriad of stones catapulted into a single pond. Each wave meets its sister and their sounds mingle. And so I become stronger and more fervent. Beat Troy they cry me. Beat Troy. And as I drift upward. I look back to their faces, so tense, with eyes brightly sparkling. They are the faces of young girls on their way to becoming women. And I am their voice and they are my soul. Basketball Chccrclub 28 Football Chccrclub rouses spirit at the Homecoming game. (g)(5)P (gPUglK! OTHER PEOPLE.... It is not easy for a young person to make a decision to leave his home and his friends in order to spend a whole year in another county, in an environment which is new for him. But that is also an excellent opportunity to experience a different life-style, to get acquainted with new people, and to try to live and work with them. My name is Ivan Naumov, and I come from Skopje. Yugoslavia. Here is Piqua I live with the John Roemer family. My stay in Piqua as well as my senior year schooling at Piqua Central will soon he over. I look back to the months past, and I find them unforgettable, a very valuable experience of my life. I am never going to forget the friendly town of Piqua. the Piqua Central High School, and all the people that I had the opportunity, to meet here. It came to me stronger than ever that people. I regardless of where they come from are only, and only, people: they are all human. I tried to understand the Piqua people and to be understood by them. • I tried to live as a part of this community. It wasn't always easy to adjust to the new way of life, but I tried, and the friends that I made helped me. Now. at the end of my stay I can say that I learned a lot of new things, exchanged a lot of thoughts, and I'll leave with the feeling that Piqua will always stay in my heart. Maybe, some day. I'll come to visit Piqua again. (I hope there is going to be a new high school building by then.) I have been Piqua now for several months. Everything in the beginning was very different because in Brazil I live in a city with 7 million people, but now I'm getting used to Piqua. The school was my first friend, and in the school I found my best friends. The school activities are much bigger here, and I never worked and read so much in my life before. The only thing I think is that all Americans work too much, but I think the truth is that I’m too lazy. I love my family, the Shanelys. very much, and I know I will miss them and my friends a lot when I go back to my country. Connie Ronn is my name. 30 OTHER PLACES Dcise (Daysi) Morcira is my name. I'm from Parana (south of Brazil). I am living for six months with the Fesses (the name of my “mean” father is Boh Lee I-ess), and I can say they are a real lovely family. At Piqua Central I'm meeting many people (cute ones!!!) that are helping me in many things. When I arrived I didn't know what is a cheer club because I don’t have in my country, and I’ve made some mistakes that some people didn't understand, but lvjro quilar from Guuiemulj I hope now everything has become clear. Some people have asked me if I want to live here or go back, and I say that my or your country aren’t the best: they are just different. and in my way of feeling both are wonderful! I think this is such an interesting experience to see a different way of life and thought, a beautiful country and nice people. I hope some day to come back to visit and see you again. C arlox Sochj Iron) (iuu(cn).il.i I am Xavier GaKis from Call. Colombia. I am 17 years old. and I live in Piqua with the John Pearce family. I have had an unforgettable year because I live the American life, and it is different from how I thought it was. I learn to live it. but I do not like alot. America is a great country, and I have spent a happy year in it. 31 Smoke Signals Advisor James Hardman displays his authority. Photographer: M Johnson llditorial Staff: A. Clevenger: Editor, M. Fierce.C. Melurc; Asst. Editors Reporters: K. I.angc. T. Grissom. S. Moniaci. J. Heater Smoke Signals is the voice of Piqua Central. Appearing each Saturday in THE PIQUA DAILY CALI., it informs the community of the activities of the high school student body. Smoke Signals also serves as Central's school paper. Reporting is done by the staff under the guidance of Mr. Hardman. During the past few years. Smoke Signals has introduced several new columns. Around The School is a potpourri of information about what's happening at Central. Interviews of the top-ranking twenty-five seniors are contained in “Top Twenty . The column “’Nother Indian acquaints the community with Piqua Central’s athletes. Both the students and the community appreciate Smoke Signals for its faithful and concise reporting. Reporters: T. Gray. C. Wagner. B. Reed 33 Proofreaders: C. Conrad. S. McKinney HERE AT CENTRAL WE... Give our all as hall monitors. Come prepared for anything. Reach to the sky. Complete as many passes as possible. Stay glued to our scats. Share w ith our friends. Come to school in style. Use Close Up. 35 Piquonian Staff on Thin Ice miJ.-Mk The staff about to break through Fehn I nk« Wt Sect ton I dltor Bottom I Feber. K I angc. J Mullen. J llcmm. J. Guenthner. Top M Yenney. S. King rev. K sher. K Perkins. I Win.ms. Missing ( Tyson. Co-Fditors Arm DcBlasc. Kim M.inuci and Advisor Mrs i 36 The advertising staff comes closer to solid ground. Members of Piquonian find themselves involved in all aspects of school life. Pictures of groups and activities must be arranged, advertising must be sold, and distribution must be planned before the book can be started. Many hours are spent in making plans and revising them later. Then the task of laying out the pages begins. There is much work involved, but the rewards come when the book is delivered. It is the aim of the staff that each student at Piqua Central feels he is as much a part of the book as those who worked on it. 37 Tommy and Fiona with Mr. t.undic(G. Net lcy)and Jeff J. MacKclIar). Left A Schaurer Jean and D. Thomas Charlie. It I The sweet lassies of Brigadoon. Harrs Beaton (D. Smith) holds his Jcanic for the last time. Their vows made. Charlie and Jean 42 dance. J. Elliot and M. LaChey rest between scenes. It's market day down on MacConnachy Square. The musical BRIGADOON. by Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Lowe, was presented on March 14. 15. and 16 under the direction of Richard Couchois and Ronal Young. Sarah Deavours and Garry Shirk shared the lead roles of Fiona and Tommy. Jim MaeKellar played Jeff with Rosie Schilling as Meg. Other major roles included Dave Thomas as Charlie Dalrym-ple. April Schaurer as Jean. Don Smith as Harry Beaton and Greg Net ley as Mr. Lundie. Umbrellas protect the villagers from the Scottish mist. Jeff and Tommy make the acquaintance of two Scottish lassies. Harry Beaton (center) leads the Sword Dance at Jean’s wedding. The leads and the chorus take a curtain call. The success of the production was due to the combined effort of the cast, the chorus, the orchestra and all those who worked behind the scenes. Carol (A Dc KljscI and T Felvcr delivers flowers. H (N. Denim) spv on Wc and Hve. ric ladv. Peyev W mkcllB Monson) weMH Davis) revs up hisimaymarv molo'vvclc Instead of a turkey, the class of 1974 gave us audience a goose of a Pla for Thanksgiving. On Nov. 21. 1973 the seniors presented BROTHER GOOSE by William Davidson and directed b R. Wendell Carter BROTHER GOOSE is Jeff a young architect who is house for his orphaned brother. Wes. and two sisters. Carol and Hy. The local heiress. Lenorc Hudson, is to snare Jeff. But she meets her m in Peggy Winkel. the lingerie lady, who conics to play mother for the Adams family. Through a maze W heat Puf — --v •— Peggy permanent part of the family. Wes miNi.ik.es Mrs. M: ler live. Wes accidental!} picks up some lingerie when he shakes h'c's (K Dcllingerk hand. 46 VarsitN Choir: Front T. Fclvcr. K. Williamson. C. Clark. k. Lampc. K. Worley. B. Ferry. I. Alspaugh. C. Shawlcr. S. Gilmore. M. Hawkins. L. Steinhilber. B. Sclovcr. J. Johns. R. Alspaugh. Second Row L. Holfingcr, C. Wills. C. Tyson. C. Woods. S. Net ley. C. Burch, r. Goad. V. Pres.: t. Davis. S. Scherer. C. Huffman. D. Thomas, Pres.; I. Jess. A. Schaurcr. N. Dennis. J. Spcclnian. N1. Barnhart. Mr Couchois. Third Row S. Worden. A. Clevenger. B. Kessler, D. l.ong. B. Rasor. G. Shirk. R. Hopkins. D. Huffman. S. Schumacher. L. Bolin. T France. C. Lemmon. M. Johnson. S. Fclvcr. M. Deal. L. Teeters. Fourth Row J. Hildebrand. J. Guenthner. D. Rush. T. Wagner. M. Beasley. C. Baker, J. Dcl.con. D. Bishop. J. MacKellar. Risers: J. Wackier. B. Vest. M. Johns. K. DcWccsc. G. Wilson. K. Black. K. Phillips. A. DcBlasc. B. Wright. Top Row A. Bauman. D. Godfrey. L. Dorman. C. Kcppcl. Robes: L. Winans. M. Pry-foglc. D. Smith. J. Landis. Riser Chairman: D. Stahl. G. Netzley. S. Deavours. Librarian: C. Conrad. L. Tyler. N. Bcrkcmcicr. S. McKinney. Robes: B. Morrow. G. Ducr. J. Marrs. A sweet voice that makes an old man smile, that's what I hear. And a song that sings life, while the voices that sing it ride a magic carpel, forgetting the world down below. They each squeeze themselves into the black bubble of a note and weave in and out of the melody, stopping only to rest. When the journey is over. the bubbles burst. A sound explodes forth and that's what 1 hear, a sound so eternal that it makes me shiver the sound of youth singing. Accompanist. Sitting A. Schaurcr. Piano: N. Dennis, piano: Standing C. Shawlcr. piano: T. Goad, guitar: G. Wilson, piano: T. France, guitar: E. DeWeese. piano Senior Girls Ensemble: Front Row C. Worden. B. Fesslcr. M. Johnson. M. Deal, R. Alspaugh. S. Gilmore. Back Row C. Baker. C. Kcppcl. D. Godfrey. N. Bcrkcmcicr. B. Morrow. C. Shawlcr J.V. Choir: Bottom Row V. Ward. Librarian: S. Hunt. T. Fclvcr. P. Burt. D. Benjamin. B. Woods. C. Hardesty. E. Watson. D. Benoit. V. Denman. C. Young. Second Row D. Freeman. C. Freshour. V. Supingcr. J. Williamson. Bulletin Board: J. Bolin. C. Kiser. J. Johnson. Pres: S. Polhamus. K. Stahl. Robe Chairman: S. Scherer. I. Hicks. C. Young. M. Schulz. C. Wchncr. Third Row B. Schrubb. C. Michael. J. Elliott. D. DcWcesc. T. Ault, C. Weber. C. Cook. B. Jennings. Sec; B. Morrow. J Neves. B. Jackson. T. Christy. J. Chenoweth. S. Olt. L. Rule. J. Jamieson. Top Row L. Buchanan. S. Dunn. D. Long. C. Appleton. A. Winter. C. Bell. C. Shaffer. N. Harrison. V. Pres: G. Bolen. B. Sclovcr, M. Hicks. C. Smith. Ass't See.: P. Shaffer. D. Stump. D. Penrod. J. Hutton 47 Mixed Ensemble: Bottom Row G. Wilson. S. Worden. S. Shoffner. L. Holfingcr. K. Lampe. Second Row K. Miller. L. McElroy. J. Hutton. J. Marrs. P. Schaffer. K. Stahl, M. Barnhart. Third Row A. Bauman. D. Rush. S. Nel lcy. J. Bolen. T. Alspaugh, T. Goad. E. Davis. L. Steinhilber. C. Lemmon. Eourth Row L. Dorman. G. Shirk. B, Jennings. S. Jamieson. M. Johns. L. Bolin. M. Pry fog I c. C. Cook 48 J. V. Choir sings at Christmas Vespers Varsity Choir performs at Christmas Vespers Vote, please vote yes Vote for youth. Vote for truth Vote for good things, not bad Vole for happy, not sad Vote, please vote ves We're the future, and you can lead the way How can we learn tomorrow In a world of yesterday? Vote, please vote yes The choir sings at the rally for the bond levy. ‘She bit the doctor.' The Leads. Dan Leslie Casey can t believe what s going on next to him. Cast of Call it a Day.' Julie, modeling the latest in fashion. Davis surely knows how to dress for a date. Cast of Bench 18 Mother knows best. ' 3 CALL IT A DAY The regular office aitcndent is out and Doctor Culver is left with his wife to replace her. Armed with nothing but inexperience, she tackles the job. along w ith all the aches and pains associated with it. BENCH 18 Sammy is waiting for Julia at a park bench, and this will be their first meeting. They have never seen each other, they have never talked to each other. The only thing they know is that through their pen-pal letters they have fallen in love. THE BOND BETWEEN A mother calls on the wife of the governor hoping that her plee will change the fate of her son. Dragnet could've used Greg. Cast of The Bond Between Dave and Barb arc spell bound. Don't fight, it’s bigger than both of you. GET WITCH QUICK You've got the nubs Jancll puts Bobbi in her place r.rs The longue lashing The junior class represented its version of THE EXORCIST on April 26. Romantic leads were played by Barb Reed and Dave Cron. Janell Johns played the Dean of Craft College, and Julie Guenthner was the head witch. Other members of the cast were Ina Jess, Chelie McClure, Debbie Smith. Sandy Felver, I aurie Win-ans. Jill Cron, Chris Burch, Mike Reedy, Scott Kingrey, John Califf. Linda Teeters. Beckie Selover. Bobbi Snyder, and Ron Perkins. Julie puts Chris in her place. Damien Karra' ain’l the only one w ho can cxorci c. The witches and their brew music-makers Orchestra: Violins S. Montgomery. • B. Reed, Sccy.-Trcas.: S. Deavours. L. Winans. Vice-Pres.: S. Ott, N. L cnnis. Pres.; Director R. Long. D. Rasor. L. McElroy. R. Schilling. C. Rasor. Cellos L. Cecil. Flutes S. Worden. B. Sclovcr. A. Clevenger. Clarinets C. Wills. G. Wilson. D Godfrey. French Horns C. Cook. A. Winter. J. Good. T. Felver. Cornets S. Anthony. K. Wright. S. Schumacher. J. Clark. Trombones E. Watson. D. Bishop. P. Hauschildl. Tuba B Uncaphcr. Percussion J. Hauschildl. S. Moniaci. Bass D. Hirtzer. Concert Band: Bottom Row K. Dellinger. A. Schaurcr. B. Sclovcr. B. Manning. S. W'ordcn. M. Hepler. C. Sweigart. L. Icctcrs. Second Row G. Wilson. S. Felver. E. Favorite. D. Walker, T. Ryan. L. Rule. B. Shollcy. B. Snyder, I. Jess. S. Jamieson. J Jamieson. S. Hunt, D. Meyers. C. Hardesty. J. Marrs. S. Grccnbaum. Third Row B. Kiescwctter. M. Hawkins, C. Kcppcl. C. W ills, K. Phillips. P. Wintrow, C. Lemmon. D Godfrey. B. Fessler. G. Grieve. J. Johns. A. Clevenger. Fourth Row i Sells. J. Crcagcr. C. Young. B. Livcsay, R. Maniaci. M. Schultz. T. Puterbaugh. L. Buchanan. A. Forror. L. Minton, J. Good' I. I elver, L. Stcinhilbcr. C. Cook. A. W inter. K. Lecper, M. Johns. T. Felver. T. Mcchling, P. Shaffer. H. Mottcr. C. Cromcs. E. DcWccsc. S. Polhamus. C. Shawlcr. Fifth Row D. Long. M. Beasley. L. Dorman. R. Schilling. P. Hauschildl. D. Bishop J Johnston. E. Watson. D. DeWeese. C. Appleton. K. Smith. D. Penrod. K. W'orlcy. P. Kinnaman. Sixth Row J. Burke. S Gilmore. D Thomas. K. Wright. S. Anthony. R. Cox. J. Clark. S. Schumacher. D. Benoit. J. Morrow. J. Garritv. T. Goad. J Gucthncr. D Bennett. D. Stewart. D. Slump. Director J. Scanlin. Seventh Row D. Petty. T. Alspaugh, T. W'agncr. S. Moniaci J. Hauschildl. J Beasley. 1 France. B. Uncaphcr. B. Perry. D. Grccnbaum. R. Young. R. Long. I Pep Band: Bottom Row K. Wright. J. Johns. C. Lemmon. B. Fcsslcr. CL Wilson. L. Rule, T. Ryan. A. Schaurcr. K. Dellinger. Second Row L. Dorman. R. Schilling. K. Leeper. S. Felvcr. D. Penrod. A. Clevenger. R. Cox, E. Watson. C. Shawlcr. Director. Third Row B. Uneapher. J. Garrity. J. Hauschildt. S. Anthony. S. Schumacher. J. Clark. E. DcWecsc. J. Johnston. B. Perry. Stage Band: Silting S. Polhamus. C. Shawlcr. D. Penrod, S. Felvcr. Second Row D. Benoit. K. Wright. D. Bishop. Third Row J. Hauschildt. J. Garrity. R. Cox. S. Anthony. J. Johnston. E. Watson. S. Yenney. M. Hcplcr. 55 SUMMER BREEZE makes me feel fine I Once upon a lime there lived King Jim and Queen Julie in the never-never land of Piqua. Their castle was the Piqua Last Mall, and their ladics-in-wailing were Jill Cron. Chris Burch. Barb Keed. Robin Maniaci. and Mareie Sherer. Knights in shining armor were Steve Moniaci. Wendell Willcox, Jim Stein. Mike Faler and Dan Cavender. Sound like a fairy tale? It was for the participants of the 1974 Junior-Senior Prom held May 11th. Carnival games, balloons, and acomadadores dressed as little children surrounded the dancers. This atmosphere plus the music of Sunava provided an evening that will never be forgotten. The signs of summer were there except for one thing. But if you stopped for a moment, you could feel it a summer bree e. 57 The hand performs at Ihc Fairborn Band Contest. Majorettes: Bottom I.. Sherry, G. Grieve. Top C. Hardesty. S. Dunn. Featured Twirier; J. Guenthner. Head Majorette fcven now, while I'm sitting in this desk, my feet want to march to some tune sunk deep in my sea-of-a-brain. I tell my feet to cool it to wait till 3:15 and the rush on the restrooms, where 20 million other marching feet will be getting into blue jeans and old shoes. Yes, it's marching band season again that hot, sticky, frustrating, repetitive, crazy, laughable, ingenious, noisy, musical, watched-over (by Mr. S. standing high atop a sliding board w ith his w hite broad-brimmed hat on his head), feet-fracturing. brain-bursting, spirit-soaring, comrade-creating, syncopated, prccisioncd time. But it's all worth it. I know because when I'm out on the Held and the music begins to swell in me like a fountain, high and strong, yet. fragile and beautiful, 1 cry from the goodness of it all. And it's worth it, every minute, every day, every year of it. Drum Major Shoes Schumacher The Marching and Alumni Bands present a half-time show. 1973 Marching Band: Bottom Row J. Gucnthncr, L. Sherry, C. Hardesty. Ci. Grieve. T. Wagner. J. Hauschildi. T. France. B. Jackson. T. Alspaugh, D. Petty. S. Schumacher. S. Dunn. Second Row I). Walker. C. Young. P. Wintrow. I Rule. C. Keppcl. A. Horror. F. Ryan. M. Schull . B. Kicsewcitcr. H. Favorite. T. Puterbaugh. M. Barbee. J. Garrity. M. Mullen. S. Montgomery. B. Strcmmcl. Third Row D. Bennett. P. Hauschildi. J. Johnston, C. Appleton. E. Watson. J. Creager. L. Buchanan, C. Grissom, L. Sells. L. Winans, T. Bryiant. L. Leeper. M. Forest. S. Dcavours. Fourth Row C. Lemmon. B Manning. B. Fessler. J. Jamieson. D. Slump. R. Maniaci. M. Hawkins. E. DeWecsc. C. Swcigarl. D. Penrod. C. Worley. S. Polhamus. H. Mottcr, K. Smith. C. Shawler. See; D. Shaffer. A. Clevenger. T. Barbee. M. Hcplcr. I. Jess. B. Morrow. B. Snyder. K. Dellinger, B. Sclovcr, A. Schaurcr. Fifth Row J. Burke. D. Thomas. R. Cox. K. Wright, Treas; J. Morrow. D Benoit. S. Hunt. S. Fclver. C. Cronies. J. Johns. S. Worden. G. Wilson, D. Godfrey.T. Fclver. A. Winter, K Leeper. D. Meyors L. Teeters. L. Steinhilber. Top Row J. Clark. Pres; S. Gilmore. V. Pres; J. Leonard. S. Anthony. D Stewart. B Uncaphcr. R. Young. C. Cook. B Perry, R. Long. D. Greenbaum. J Good. S. Greenbaum. L. Dorman, D. Long. R. Schilling. M. Beasley. M. Johns MARCHING BAND j 1 Intensive Office Education Senior Stcno: First Row B. Shollcy. K. Nicholson. Second Row B Kicscwcttcr. B Stover, K.Maniaci. K Crcager. T. Burnside. C. Conrad. Third Row Mr Tyler. K. Shanley. K. l.angc. D. Dill. V. Mitchell. D. Seas. C. Reaves. B. Strcmmcl. Absent When Pictured Taken: K. Fogt. H. Mottcr Intensive Office Education (I.O.E.) is the name given to the Junior and Senior Stcno and Junior and Senior Clerical classes at Piqua Central. These classes are open to girls and boys who would like to work as a secretary after graduating from high school, or to go on to college for further education in the secretarial field. Basic skills, such as shorthand, accounting, typing, and filing are taught in the junior year, while perfecting these skills is stressed in the senior year. One aspect that sets these classes apart from other business classes is that they arc taught in a block, meaning the students remain in the same room all morning. Features such as eating out. 10-minute breaks, and the use of a coffee machine also help to simulate an office type experience. Teachers for the Stcno program arc Mr. Tyler and Miss Buckloh. Jr. Stcno: First Row G. Grieve. D. Reardon. B Rasor. M. Scherer. V. Ilincs. I). Hcfclfingcr. Second Row I Favorite. K Miller. I) Cavcn. I). Denning, k. Kindell. T. Cecil. S. Dcavours. I Sells. J. Thomas. Miss Buckloh. I). Myers. B. Livcsay. S. Fclvcr, S. Matthews. D. Burns. S. Baugh 60 Senior Clerical: First Row C. Popp. P. Saunders. J. Shepard. Mr. Johnson, t. MacDonald. M. 'Verst. P. Vorhccs. Second Row D. Carroll. T. Reardon. S. Mills. Absent hen Picture Taken M. Mitchell. V. Ncad For a student who desires a broader backround in accounting rather than shorthand, junior and senior clerical are offered. These courses are also taught in a block where the simulation of an office is also an objective. Filing, accounting, and the operation of various office machines arc taught in the hope that these skills will help to prepare students for a job as a clerk or clerk-typist. Mr. Johnson and Miss Clark arc the senior and junior clerical teachers. Jr. Clerical. First Row k. Croghan. B Sherman. K. Stotlcr. L. Caudill. R. ion. C. Anderson. Secon C Jenkins R°b ' J' C V' W,lhams- T S ul- U- Wilcv- Mi“ Clark. R. Palsgrove. S. Christopher. Row D. Kmsclla. C. Brickcr. P Curtis. 61 Clubs Promote Exercise and Concentration Two clubs have added variety to the extracurricular activities at Piqua Central in the form of the Chess Club and Bike Club. Playing more as a team than a club, the Chess team organized for their second year at Central. Officers elected were: B. Huseman. Pres.: B. Stephan, V. Pres.; R. Blankly, Sec.; and S. Anthony. Treas.; Mr. McConahay acted as advisor for the club. Four tournaments which Piqua participated in this year were the Fairmont West tournament (placing 23th and 28th), the Vandalia-Butler tournament (4th and 12th), the Piqua tournament (6th, 13th, and 15th), and the State tournament at Columbus where they finished 48th. Either next year or the following year, the team hopes to gel into a league. The other club that has emerged at Central is the Bike Club. Because of the weather, the club didn't get going until spring. The President and Vice-President for this years' club are M. Alexander and A. Jacomct, respectively. Plans for the future include bike races and possibly a Houston-to-Piqua bicycle ride. Advisor for the club is Mr. Young. 62 1974 Chess Club: From Row B. Woods. E. Cantor. B. Stephan. S. Anthony. R. Roberts. Back Row G. Crosby. R. Blankley. I. Naumov. J. Hanford. B. Huseman. I). King. The Executives 1974 JA: Bottom Row A. Jacomct. L. Johnson. G. Wcnrick. R. Blanklcv. R Varney. Second Row L. Smith. M. FyfTe. V. Daley. I.. Bolin. R. Jacobs. P. Supingcr. Third Row C. Kindcll. B. Huscman. Mr. Smith. Advisor. D. Magill. The Junior Achievement Company for 1974 was sponsored by the Val Decker Packing Company under the name Deckachievc. The business advisors from Deckers are: Mr. Carl Decker. Mr. Stanley Adomaitis, and Mr. James Rigola. The teacher-advisor from Piqua Central is Mr. Don Smith. JA functions almost like an actual company. The business is set up. stock certificates are issued, products are produced and then sold. Rent and taxes are paid and 10 7 dividends are paid to stockholders. Money is donated to various organizations, as was the case when SI 75 was donated to the Xenia Relief Fund. A main event that JA participated in was the Trade Fair, held at the Dayton Mall. Piqua JA, along with 75 other Dayton area JA's displayed and sold their products. Christmas wrapping paper, pins, hangers, Easter eggs, and popcorn were some of the products sold during the year. Over $2000 worth of products were sold, with nine salesman on the Century Club list which are sales that total over $100. Luke Bolin was named top salesman of the company. Officers of the '74 JA are: G. Wcnrick. Pres.: L. Bolin. V.-Pres. of Sales: A. Jacomet. V. Pres, of Manufacturing: B. Huscman. Treas.; R. Blanklcy. Ass’t Treas.: V. Daley. Sec. 63 Art Department Inspires Creativity Art Club: Front T. DeBlasc. J. Williamson. J. England. K. Lange. M. McGough. J. Curtis. V. Mitchell. Back A. Bushncll. K Mullen. M Brvea. K Laug. I). W ilson. S. Stem. J. Rees. T. Barbee. Video-tape provides nc« model for art class rt Club Officers: T. DeBlasc. Sec.. T Barbee, i rcas.. T. Stein. President. L. Smith. V Pres. 65 P. D. A. STRIKES Don't be shy. Eric! Joe and Patty Patty is torn between two admirers. Mike and Becky Even nice girls get P.D.A. The Piqua Central Strangler. A Public Display of Affection in the hay. Footsie? Debbie has Al on his knees. A typical Public Display of Affection. P. H. S. !_J Jim gets a backrub. Double your pleasure, double your fun. Darcy and Brooks There’s more than one s ay to get a good grade! Sorry. Barney, no P.D.A. allowed. In a locker? Bear hug Mother Love Togetherness? Ron corners Julie. I 67 Experience in the World of Work COE: Bottom J. Wasson. Treas.: J. Howell. T. W'cldy. Second D. Morrow. Pres.: R. Palsgrovc. Third R. Schilling. Hist.: C. Rasor. D. Petty. Fourth K. Wright. Sec.: M. Lyons. D. Roderick. Absent: Donna Knick. V. Pres. Occupational Work Experience. Home Economic Related Occupations, Co-operative Office Education and Distributive Education are organizations in which the students work at various jobs for a half day and participate in classroom work for the second half of the day. The students arc credited for their work in addition to being paid. (Each one must save 20% of his earnings). The students arc selected for these organizations on the basis of their grades and their attendance. The object ol these programs is lor students to learn about the world of work by experience and classroom related subjects. Wiiiiiin HERO: Front R. Symons. See.: A. Martin. P. Parke. B. Hickman. Second R Fries. M. Werling. D. Abbott. K. Johnson. Third E. Wilson. R Jacobs. C. Woods. Pres.; S. Crcagcr. Treas. Absent: Cindy Schwarz, V. Pres.C. Grccly, P. Harris. C. Wright. Hist. 70 OWE: Front M. Chappie. R. Swallow. D. Golden. J. Causey. T. Good. See.; T. Puterbaugh, Second M. Walker. B. Scgcr. V. Pres.; J. Barga. Treas.; W. Hcathcrly, F. Levering. C. Stump. R. Bixler. Third J. Gadd, L. Tate. J. Williams. K. Meeks. N. Mcars. M. Shawler. P. Sweetman. Pres. DE: Front C. Cooper. S. Evans. C. Hinkle. C. Irvin. R. Blevins. P. Hart cll. A. Beery. Second D. Asher, G. Sano. J. Neves. B. Mowery. B. Godsey. D. Harrison, M. Efa s, F. Townsend. R. Wilson. P. Sullcnburgcr. Third K. Jessup. W. Tobe. B. Wcldy. M. Jones. T. Reid, S. Dunlavy, D. Francony 71 l ibrary Assistants: Bottom Row D. Rush. J Pitsenbargcr. D Tipps. C. Rocmcr. B. Snyder. T. Bryiant. J. Hewitt. T. Puterbaugh. Second Row P. Vorhees. A. Sweetman. C. l.ivisay. J. Phillabaum. B. Shancly. T. Baugh. N. Berkemcicr. (i. Huston. Third Row D. Koon. C. Weber. J. Hemm. T. (ioad. I Naumov. S. Jamison. W. Westfall (imposter). B. Kicsewettcr. C. Cook. C- Hubley. Miss Sterling. Fourth Row K? Asher. P. Jackson. M. Reedy. L. Smith. M. andcgrift. K. Stoiler. Fifth Row I). Langston. S. Tishcr. B Morrow. M. Alexander. H. Raybern. B. Kicsewettcr. M. Hicks, S illiams. B Sclovcr. B Sherman. B Westfall. I). Curtis. Absent When Picture Taken T. Grissom. J. Whitaker, R Jacobs. K. Crawford. C. Lahey. S. E:dminston. J. Bonacorsi. H. Stephan. K. Bolden. J. Sampson. A. Poling. J. Roth. S. Netzlcy Alt Ass is: Bottom Row D. Curtis. M. McKee. T. Burnside. E. Wilson. M. Deal. D. Roderick. C. Shoflner. Second Row t. Snapp. C. Anderson. V. Ward. L. Kciscr. Third Row Bauman. D. Madcwcll. D. Ross. L. Smith. S. Christopher. K. Miller. Fourth Row D. I.ong. K. Bavrnan. T. Ester. B.Kicsewettcr. S. Harvey. V. Ankney. D. Rush. N. Meirmg. K.Crcager. Missing. Cafeteria Ass'ts: Sitting K. Sampson. J. Atkinson. R. Symons. R Fries. Standing R. Burch. D. Koon. K. Penny. J Black 72 Trades and Industries Senior T I: First Row T. Higgins. M. Haines. R. Cover. N1. Forsythe. C. W'ersl. Second Row K. Creager. G. Kiser. T. McKenzie. A. Douglas. C. Hager. Mr. Hillier Jr. T I: Bottom D. Harshbarger. .1. Justice. D. Nash. S. Foster. F. Young. R Garrett. K. erling. 2nd G. Lampert. E. Cottrell. M. Dunn. R. Mullins. S. Good. I ion. 3rd C. Stanley. J. Meckstroth. R Hager. J. Creager. B. llenbaugh. S. Gicsseman. 73 I seem lo be striving. I run the miles and I make the pins. At practice. I shoot basketballs, bat baseballs, and bounce tennis balls till my arms turn to rubber. I take the goudging and the kicking just to get an inflated pigskin over a chalk mark. But I do it for a reason to win. When I win. I can say to myself, “I did it. I set a goal, and now I've reached it. I feel tall and self- Along with the glory come throbbing muscles and an abused body. The odor of linamenl has permanently penetrated my skin. And I’ll never forgive the locker room that gave me athlete's foot. I get so psyched up before 1 compete that coming dow n is frustrating. I can't stop the energy bursting in my body. I feel like I could run and run. and only stop w hen sleep outweighs me. Do I try too hard to gel my name on a trophy or a blue ribbon on my chest? 1 don't think so. I strive to win and know mvself. THE GRIDIRON IndiansOpenSeasonWith Victory Over Troy IV 3 Football Squad: Bottom Row J. Wackier. R Stumpfl. B. Shank. M. tox, J. Heater. J. Henson. P. Inskeep. B. Morrow. S illiams. B Jennings. I). Cron. S. Kingrey. J. Stein; Second Row B. Sclovcr. B. Smith. B. Westfall. W. Willcox. A. Jones. P. Jones. B Burns. K. Lange. S. Vincent. J. Cline. G. Shirk. B. I.cffcl. M. Bell, Mgr.; Third Row I. Dailey. Mgr.; M Fierce. J. Goct . K. Mottcr. J. Ricscnbeck. P. Middleton. J. Wort man. R. Sword. B Vest. G. Ncl lcy. D. Bishop; Fourth Row k. shcr. Mgr.; J. Mackcllar. J. Hoffman. M Winccnt. M. Paler. M. Hicks. R. Eillis. S. Fra icr. B. Roberts. J. R an; Fifth Row Coach I.uby. Coach Asher. G. Williams, I). Cline. R. IIagar. J. Leffcl. T. Stein. J. Gray. R. Dill. J. Hess. C. Kinnett. I Ward. M. Middleton. Coach Ostendorf. Coach Leffcl. Missing R. Perkins. Mgr. 1973 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE We The 12 TROY 7 0 DAYTON CARROLL 26 20 W ALNUT HILLS x 21 LIMA C.C 24 2 � Bi l l I I ONT MM 0 14 I IM A Sll NI I |2 2X SPRINGFIELD C.C. 20 7 SI DM A 26 13 BELIEFONTAINE 9 3 PARK HILLS 7 RECORD: 6-4 76 Coaches P Lubv.C. shcr. M Leffcl. M. Ostendorf 0 DO O PIQUA OTRM VISITORO ! DlJWN |5T0C0 8ALL 44 Victory is sweet Scoreboard tells stroy of Indiana Victory over Troy. Co-Captains Steve Vincent and Tom Stein get some advice from Coach Asher. D Cline kicks J. Mackcllar's hand. Award Winners: Bottom Row W Willcox. Outstanding Lineman and Red Gabriel Award: S. Vincent. Outstanding Back: Top Row M. Falcr. Seniors: Bottom Row J Hess. J. Heater. P. Jones. ■ Wackier. S. Vincent. G. Shirk. B. Burns. K. Lange. Second Row M. Bell. J. Hoffman. R. Lllis. J. Hllis. M. Winccnt.C. Kinnett. J. Cray. T. Stein. R. Dill There are times when I feel like a football. My pointed head and stiff, leathery skin prove it. Besides that, I'm always getting kicked in the !? And then there are those other times when the ball flies straight to me like a homing pigeon to its destination. It nestles down safe in my arms and we (the ball and I) head across Six Point Sea. While I wade for shore the other guys on my team do a little bow ling (they like to see how many pinheads they can knock down) . , r-K X ' And then I reach the goal post. I turn back to a piece of perfection. The crowd cheers and yells and jumps up and dow n, but they missed the point of it all. not to play for numbers on a scoreboard, but to see how many times all the right men can be in all the right places for all the right reasons. So 1 go back and try again for another piece of perfection. 1974 Tri-Captain: B. Shank. Most Improved: T. Stein. Battered Helmet Award: J. MacKclIar. Outstanding Defensive Plavcr and 1974 Tri-Captain. Indians Tie for MVL VARSITY: Bottom Couch Lcffcl. V. Kiefer, mgr.. P. Kinnumun. D. Cline. T. Reid. B. Newman. S. Good. M. Bell. mgr. Top Couch Zeller. V. Livisay. J. Ilcmm, J Coble. C. Rcinkc. I). I.illicrup. J. Whitaker. T. Williams. Coach Ostcndorf Piqua Opp XO Arcanum 62 X2 St. Marys 74 6X Bellcfontainc Ml X9 Cclina 85 73 Lima Shawnee 65 85 Springfield Catholic 72 6X Tecumseh 5x 71 . Troy 7 76 Sidney 9 105 Miami Last 74 79 Lima Catholic 83 X2 BclkTontaine 72 X4 Troy 66 69 Lima Shawnee 49 64 Springfield Catholic 46 99 Sidney 49 74 Lima Catholic 79 69 TippCity 59 District Tournament Piqua 44 Stchhins 51 Overall Record 16-3 MVI Record x-2 •Denotes 1 cuguc Game 80 Coaches D. Zeller. M. Ostcndorf. M. Lcffcl Senior B. Newman (Captain) Senior D. Lillicrap Senior T. Reid Indians - I in Holiday Tourney MVL Winning JV Team: Bottom V. Kiefer, S. Williams. D. Tobe. II. Raybern. M. Bell, Mgrs. Top Coach Ostendorf, D. Dcwcese. J. Wortman, J. Cantrell. S. Jackson. S. Moniaci. B. Kicsewetter Sophomore Team: Bottom M. Evans. R Offcnbachcr. L. Pearson. T. Saunders. B. Taylor. J. Beasley. T. Kindcll. Top H. Raybern. J. Ebcrly. R Bowers. K. Black. M. Vandegrift. R. Sword. Coach Lcffcl 82 I A GOOD shot Coble leaps for a rebound. Basketball, basketball, basketball Dribbling down the court, I feel the pebbly surface of the ball beneath my hand with sweat sandwiched between. When I've got that ball, it’s like the world in my hands. The crow d's just a rushing in my ears. I never see them. I only hear them. The sound of their frantic clapping fills the Pit. It starts loud and slow and together. It whirls and spins and speeds, faster and faster, but still together. Out of the blur of bodies. I see the coach’s face, tense. eyes squinting; % he’s mouthing silent commands. nd then I see the scoreboard. MY GOD, WE’RE LOSING!!!: It’s time to move, move, move, move, move, move. D o and is sw lifting the ball; it rolls off the The scoreboard points, points, points, cheers, people screaming. WE WANT TWO POINTS!!!! More ... you want more??? Cheerleader’s skirts flipping. Wolf Pack bellow s in bass, waving their helmets and their banners. SINK IT! SINK IT! INDIANS ARE NO. I TEAMWORK1 THAT’S WHAT COUNT d by the net. S! I know.I know. Who’s playing, me or you? When things arc laying right, our bodies know it. They move in unison, muscles stretching in the same directi hands grabbing for an elusive ball, tennis-shoed feet following their brothers. My brothers, my teammates, my friends 1 love them. I ;'5 —— — Central’s basketball teams had a great season even though high hopes were dashed by Stcbbins in the first game of the tournament. Bernard Newman brought fame to Piqua with his many honors: Co-MVP in the MVL. leading scorer in the MVL. all southwest district and Journal Herald first teams. Jeff Coble and Tim Williams were also named to the MVL team. The future for basketball looks bright with the JV’s winning the MVL and the sophomore team finishing with a 10-2 season. 83 THE COURSE CROSS COUNTRY 1973 (irecnon Tro Invitational 5th i Park Hills 1 Oakwood V (irccnville Inv. 1st Carroll W TippCity I. Urbana w Sidnev w I.imaCen. Catholic w Bethel Invitational 1st Lowell Thomas 2nd Shawnee 1. Bcllefontainc W Schul Invitational 1st Sectional 3rd VI V.L. at Shawnee 2nd District 12th Posing with their first place trophy at Bethel arc the Varsity runners: M. Wills. D. Stahl. H. Stephan. M. Diehl. Capt.: J. Beasley. I). Dunton. B. Bowman. 84 fsm Hilb cour c in P:-juj D. Dunton flics by at the District meet in Dayton. Over hill, over dale. I will hit the cross country trail As those harriers go hurrying along It's not bad at first. The race is ready to start, bodies, bodies everywhere, bare arms, bare legs. God. It's cold. But not for long. After sixty false starts, one is true. And one thousand roadrunners beep, beep into the early-early-very-early morning. Every time my feet touch down I hear them pulsing in my brain. The chilled molecules of air diffuse through my bare necessities of clothes. But I'm not cold. My eyes begin to water it gets harder to spot cow paddies. I hope I never fall — I don't want some guy's cleats making a pincushion of me. I'd rather get the sea-sickness that comes from the up down, up down, up down of those interminable hills. I'm there, yet. I'm not there. I see where I'm going but I never watch. Usually, I’m waiting for me at the finish line. And when I get my second wind I completely disappear. I've no legs. I've no arms, no head, no body I'm just a feeling of being high. I'm flying. And that’s why I run to fly. D. Stahl enters the runner's shoot at the Schul Invitational in West Milton. 87 Good-bye M.V.L The Miami Valley League, the oldest sports league in the state of Ohio, has come to an end after 46 years of continuous competition. In 1927, Sidney. Troy, Miamis-burg. Greenville and Xenia joined Piqua in forming the league. Teams such as Fairvicw. Fairmont, Oakwood. Fairborn and Urbana joined through the years. Between 1953 and 1964 the MVL was one of the most exciting leagues in the state. Piqua and Sidney w ill join the Miami Central Conference after one year of independent play. Other teams in the new loop will be Oakwood. Miamis-burg. Vandalia-Butler, Fairborn Baker and Park Hills. Trotwood-Madison and West Carrollton. As we relive this year in sports at Piqua Central, we pay tribute to all the athletes and fans who were a part of the MVL. IK THE MAT Grapplers Have Best Season 1973-74 Varsity Wrestling Team: Bottom Row R. Stumpff. B. Christy. Co-Capt.; S. Smith. B. Morrow. R. Rouse. R. Miller. Second Row K. Harman. K. Lange. Co-Capt.; R. Ovcrholscr, R. Lane. S. Kingrcy. J. Reese. J. Stein. Coach Jon Baumhaucr Senior Keith Lange (Top) Senior Kevin Harman 90 Senior Bob Christy Senior Jay Reese (Bottom) I Wrestling Co-Captains Bob Christy and Keith Lange. R. Ovcrholscr on his way up. 1973-74 J.V. Wrestling Team: Bottom Row S. Scherer. B! Decker. B. Kelly, T. Wagner. J. Chenoweth, Second Row T. Bryan. D. Bishop. M. Spiers. S. Yenney. D. Spiers, N. Harrison. Third Row T. Frock. D. Livesav. D. Strode. B. Godscy, B. Jennings. Coach Jon Baumhaucr 91 Wrestling Seniors: Bottom K. Harman. B. Christy. Top K. Lange. J. Reese It’s kissing time for first place R. Rouse. K. Harman pulls off another pin. J. Stein inches his opponent to the mat. Look. Maw. no hands! I’ve starved. No pic. no cake, no cookies, no candy, no nothing. All week I’ve starved. And now I'm pacing back and forth on the mat watching my feet sink into the cushiony surface and feeling my stomach coil. It always gets like that before 1 wrestle — a Keith Lange, the wrestling team’s churning. 145-pound co-captain, competed in spasmodic the state wrestling meet this year. pit. During the first session of the state Before I die. the ref starts the match. 1 shake the clammy paw meet. Keith decisioned Howard of my opponent. He looks like a nice guy. 5 McGowan of Akron Buchtel 11-1. So w hy do I have to beat his brains out? However, he was beaten by Mick The whistle blows. Davis of Columbus Brookhaven in Like two bucks, my opponent and 1 lock horns. the second session. 1 swing him hard. lunge for his legs. Three years of wrestling experience and twist him to the mat. helped Keith chalk up a 24-3 sea- His knee smashes my nose across my face. son. Also, he was M.V.L. runnerup. Suddenly. .j®. ' sectional champion, and district run- I find myself kissing the mat ' nerup. Keith is the third wrestler I hear the crowd protest. Piqua Central has sent to the state 1 grit my teeth and push hard against him. meet. It's like lifting a semi. He weakens. And I squash him against the mat to pin his shoulders down. But his bones won’t give. His body won’t bend. — Down. Down I've got to get him dow n. I Ic's not going to escape. I feel victory. The ref slaps the mat. The crowd roars. I stagger to my feet, dizzy. my eyes watering, my nose bleeding. The ref sw ings my hand high. Food, here I come. 167-poundcr R Lane (Top) applies an arm bar. Cheer, Cheer for Old Piqua High . . . Football and Basketball: J. Marrs. Capt.: J. Cron. B. Shancly. C Burch. K. Shancly. J. l ess. K. Nicholson Wrestling and Cross Country: C. McCulloch. L. Holfingcr. T. Grissom. JV: S. Scherer, C. Boyer. C. Young T. Felver. Capt. 94 I Senior Kathy Shancly Senior Tcri Grissom It‘s the last time the last time I’ll stand in front of this crowd carting cartwheels and flipping flips because I'm a senior cheerleader. I keep wishing it was the first time. My stomach was in knots and my mouth hurt from so much smiling. There are no knots in my stomach now. only warm contentment of belonging in this place, of knowing the cheers as well as I know my name. Like Cinderella at the ball, my time is up and the enchantment is fading: a year flying like a second. All that's left are wonderful memories of practices and locker-decorating, of ball games and sports meets, of camp and chccrleading tryouts. I was special, admired, envied. And now it’s slipping through my hands and I can’t do anything but cry. I Senior Jill Marrs 95 GAA Officers: Bottom Row C. Lemmon. V. Pres.; L. Dorman. Sgt.-at-Arms: Second Row J. Hicks. Sec.: Third Row K. Maniaci. Treas.: K. Lccper. Pres. GAA Advisor and Coach Diane Andrews 1973-74 GAA: Bottom Row J. Hicks. L. Dorman. K. l.ccper. C. Lemmon, K. Maniaci. Second Row L. Cromcs. M. Johnson. M. Lyons, C. Johnson. T. Alspaugh. C. Conrad. B. Monson. Third Row J. Williamson. T. DcBlasc, C. Appleton. A. Winter. M. Barbee. L. Minton. T. Snyder. Fourth Row B. Reed. S. Polhamus. T. Ryan. S. Hunt. L. Lccper. C. Cromcs, J. Mayo. Fifth Row A. Jolliff. C. Poling, J. Rucker, J. Deal. V. Brown. N. Mciring. J. Morrow. Standing M. Walkup. C. Bell. D. Benoit Basketball Team: Bottom Row V. Varno. L. Ward. B Schrubb. V Brown. K. keeper. Second Row j Morrow. I.. Cromes. J. Hicks. I., keeper Volleyball Team: Bottom Row k. Ward. B. Schrubb. k. Adams, k. keeper. A. ise. k. Minton. T. Snyder. Second Row V. Varno. J. Morrow. I I clvcr. S. Hunt. I keeper. C. Woods. Third Row J. Rucker. T. Barbee, k. Cromes. J. Hicks Softball Team: Bottom Row . Joliff. C Cronies. B. Schrubb. T. Barbee, k. keeper. S. Hunt. Second Row .1 Kiser, k. Ward. J. Hicks. L. Cromes. Coach Diana Andrews. V. Varno. J. Morrow Tennis Team: Bottom Row C. kaug. M. Schultz. M. Hcplcr. T. DeBlase. Second Row Coach Nancy Gross. J. Williamson. T. Pulcrbaugh. k. Winans. S. Polhamus GAATeam Records W k Volleyball 5 4 Basketball 2 X Golf II 1 Tennis 0 9 Track 0 6 Softball 0 5 Coif Team: B. Reed. B. Monson. J. Johnston. C. Appleton. Coach Nancy Price 97 1974 Varsity Baseball Team First Row: J. Heater. T. Frock. B. Godscy. D. Larger. J. Hoffman. Second Row: Coach Jim Hardman. S. Kingrey. R. Fries. J. MacKellar. I). Cline. J. Hemm, B. Smith. B. Westfall. J. Ryan Missing: J. Whitaker Co-captains Jim Heater and Tony Frock Coach Jim Hardman l 74 BASFBAI 1 SCHt DU LI PIQl'A OPP 3 Versailles b 4 Vandalia Butler 6 s Muimisburg 10 5 Lima Shawnee b J Lima Central Catholic s 3 Springfield Central Catholic ■ 1 Columbus Northland X 14 Cclina 3 4 Sidnex 9 12 Lima Central Catholic 13 • 4 Urbana ■� 24 Bellcfontainc s b Greenville 5 4 Sidnex 5 b Lima Shawnee 9 4 Greenx illc 5 4 Northntont b 5 Springfield Central Catholic 4 5 Bellcfontainc s .X Hamilton Fairfield 1 9 Hamilton Fairfield 3 J.v Baseball Team Bottom Row: R. Sword. R. Miller. J. Wion. T. Saunders. J. Bisset. H. Raybern. B. Taylor. Second Row: L. Michaels. B. Sclovcr. T. Kindcll. M. Hicks. P. Cota. I). Mottcr. V. Kiefer. B. Jennings. D. Bishop. Coach Mike l.cffcl Bat Maids B. Yount. E. Snapp. M. Johnson, (i. Wilson 100 ' Iwapna pilch so bad i can taste if J JWf 'J It s the sweet taste of power the power in m arm that transfers itself to the ball and sends it hurtling toward the batter, the power I feel in myself as I stand on the mound, surveyor of my realm, the pivot on which this game hinges, the power I have over the baiter. He stands boldly daring me to hit him, yet afraid I'll strike him out and shame him 1 can tell by the scow l on his face that he knows I've got his fate in my hands a unfcelinc ball. And the others know it. too. The outfielders tense, their begging for a pop-up. The basemen unconsciously tap the bases with their cleated feet to reassure themselves. The catcher signals. The coaches pray. The batter waits. And I smile. ! Oh, the sweet taste of pow erl 101 1974 Track Team: Bottom Row R. Harar. M. Diehl. T. Dill, captain: T. Mullin. B. Burns, captain: C. Wcrsl, A. Bunncl. D Cavendar. J. Roth. M. Wills, Second Row J. Ricsenbcck. D. DcWeesc. M. Newsome. D. Stahl. J. Wackier. T. Stein. M. Bell. D. Cron. S. Gabriel. B. Bowman. Third Row S. Tishcr. T. Wion. M. Evans. J. Beasley. B. Ash. S. Ycnney. D. Ditmer. M. Ycnncs. D. Dunton. S. Frazier. Coach Carter. Coach Pearson 1974 TRACK SCHEDULE PIQUA OPP 71 Versailles 56 91 Oxford Talawanda 36 81 Urbana 46 48 Fairmont East 79 62 Troy 65 64 Centerville 63 33 Cincinnati Oak Hills 94 106 Lima Central Catholic 21 104 Springfield Central 23 60 Sidney 67 106 Springfield Central 21 84 Northmont 43 77 Shawnee 50 96 Bcllcfontainc 31 102 Track coaches Ron Pearson and Wendell Carter 103 Senior Track Members: N1. Diehl. T. Dill. T. Mullin. B. Burns. C. Werst. A. Bunnell. M. New-some. D. Stahl. J. Wackier. T. Stein. M.Bcll Sprinters and Hurdlers: J. Wackier. T. Dill. T. Mullin. B. Burns. S. Tishcr. T. Wion. D. DcWccse. I). Cavendar. B. Ash. M. Yen- 104 Managers Mark Bell and Scott Garbricl Jumpers: C. Werst. B Burns. D. Cron. M. Yenney. T. Dill. J. Riesenbeck 105 Distance Runners: J. Beasley. M. Wills, M. Diehl. D. Stahl. J. Roth. B. Bowman. D. Dunton o 111 I 1974 Tennis Team Coach Dave Wallach. E. Davis. R. Kiescwettcr. T. Brookhart. M. Falcr, J. Dailey. J. Hauschildt. R. Perkins. C. Livesay 1974 TENNIS SCHEDULE Piqua 4 1 chm.m 1 1 1 mu Central Cath. 4 5 Bcllcfontainc 0 4 WM Milton 1 2 Shaw nee t 0 Springfield Central 5 Tecumvch 2 2 Sidney t l ima Central Cath 5 BelleTontaine 0 Northmont 0 0 Shawnee 4 4 1 chman 1 0 Springfield Central 5 1 Sidney 4 3 West Milton 106 J. Dailey swings his backhand. Senior E. Davis Senior C. Livisay Senior R. Kicscwcttcr R. Perkins tries to waffle Coach Wallach. 19 4 Golf Team T. Ward. S. Cameron. R Palsgrovc. S. Ridenour. P. Erwin. M. Craig. R. I.ong. Coach Jim Thomas 1974 GOLF SCHEDULE PKJl OPP. 196 1 chnian 165 l?x 1 ima ( ( 161 1X5 Sprmglichl ( ( 166 I6X 1 rhana 191 I6N X crvullc' :i? rs Sidnev 167 IX1 1 im.i ( C 159 I7J Itcllcfoniainc 175 166 1 chnian 14s 177 1 CCll III tc'll 1X6 17? Hcllcloniamc 1X7 1X4 1 r 165 1X5 SkIiic 159 l'4 Spi liigl icld ( ( r I7X ( OXIIIglOII 192 166 1 rban.i 1x7 I6X 1 itn.i Shaw ucc IXI 165 1 ima Shawnee 159 5ih MX 1 9ih Sectional Coach Jim Thomas Senior Scott Cameron Senior Rick Palsgrovc Senior Mark Craig Though swimming is not part of the athletic program at Piqua Central, three of its students have excelled on the YMCA Swim Team. Ivan Naumov. Liza Thompson. and Mark Yenney represented Piqua in the National YMCA Swimming Championships at Ft. Lauderdale. Florida in April. Liza and Mark competed in the back stroke and Ivan participated in the medley relay. Liza placed 40th out of 70 competitors and Mark placed 67th out of 87. Because a certain time minimum is required to enter, qualifying for this meet is an accomplishment. 109 I seem lo be trying to reach them. What does that mean? Wanting to understand their motivations, their rebellion, their deep-seated need to belong, to contribute to make them realize they need to learn before they can fulfill these motivations Most of all, to accept each one as an individual molded by his background, and to help him see things he might never be exposed to. To bring one student out of despair into a bright future that is ever teacher's dream. Fd Purl;. Athletic Director; David Ott. Director of Fine Arts; Mitchell Pedroff. Ass’t. Superintendent; James Wisecup Superintendent; Richard Pearson. Administrative Ass't.; George Ashworth. Elementary Supervisor 112 I I Marlene Beck Guidance Counselor Jack Bowman Art Sherry Buckloh Business Education Ronald Alexander Distributive Education Charles Asher Social Studies Football Coach Diana Andrews Physical Education. Health 113 ■ Mary Clark Business Education Collin Dcitsch Mathematics Wendell Carter Social Studies Richard Couchois Music Vocal Charles Earl Guidance Counselor Frank Edginglon Trades and Industries Jeffrey Ellis Spanish. English Dean Evans Print Shop. Driver's Ed. I 114 Larry Hamilton Social Studies David Gibson Social Studies Janet Haley Vocational Home Economics Edwin Hampshire Mechanic 1 Drawing Gary Harbison Social Studies 115 James Hardman English Baseball Coach Robert Long Music-Orchestra Janet Hess Social Studies Leslie Hillicr Trades and Industries Kenneth McConahav Biology Irma McCorkle English Tommy Johnson Business Education Jon Mauk Mathematics 116 Howard Reed Assistance Principal Attendance Officer Howard Riley Guidance Counselor hdward Montgomery Chemistry Jerome Scanlin Music Band Charles Murphy Wood Shop Donald Smith Business hducation 117 Ruth Spcclman English Barbara Sterling Librarian C. William Tyler Business Education Walter Stutlcr Business Education Evalyn VanDervort Vocational Home Economics Charles Tamplin Physics Philip Wagar English 118 ft David Wallach Mathematics Tennis Coach % Gustaw Winccnt French. German. Latin Dean Wchneman Mathematics Thomas Workman English Jean Wilson English David Zeller Physical Education. Health Basketball Coach 119 Joanne Motter Library Assistant SucOchurtman Nurse Jo Ann Print Office Secretary Jim Schultz Bus Driver Pauline Williams Office Secretary Barbara Stump Bus Driver Kay Wortman Attendance Office Secretary Charles Voslcr Janitor 120 faculty funnies 121 I seem to be looking at my own reflection, and those of my friends. How will we change in the years to come? Will I remember the boy who took me to the prom the girl w'ho sat next to me and helped the study halls to pass by — the teacher who bugged me? This time w ill always be a part of us — the time that molded us for life a carefree, happy time. WH': 4 -4 3 , SOPHOMORES Tkit first ctonj Becky Aher Chris Adams Cindy Adams Lynda Adams Joi Almcrant . Cindy Appleton Linda Argabright Sherry Asher Jim Atkinson Class Officers: (i. Net ley. Pres.:C. Young. See.; I) Kinsella. Treas.: K. Stahl. V. Pres Kick Ault Terry Ault Carol Bailey Phyllis Baker Margie Barbee Tom Barnett Ilia Basham Roger Bateman Ron Battson Joe Bcaslev Cathy Bell Dan Benjamin Barbara Benkert Dan Bennett Diana Benoit Diana Bcscckcr Hclccna Bcscckcr Dan Bishop Kick Bislcr Ken Black Tab Blake Sheryl Blank Icy Gary Bolin June Bolin n Judy Bonacorsi Connie Boyer Tim Brook har I Vicki Brown l isa Bubp Joe Buchanan Lori Buchanan Tammy Bunnell Sharon Burnclt Pally Burt Helen Burt Jim Burton Kathy Bycrly Ed Bryam Jack Cantrell Rita Cantrell Sandy Cantrell Jeannie Carroll Linda Cecil Jeff Chenoweth MikeChesnut Terry Christy KipCIark Randy Clark John Cline Debra Coble Casey Cook Connie Copeland Bobby Cornish Phil Cota Melissa Cox Mike Cox Kate Crawford JocCrcth George Crosby Lucinda Cromes Tom Dailey Sherrie Daley Tom Danford Mike Dankworth Mike Daporc Karen Daub Jerry Davis Julie Deal Scott Deal Tcri DcBlasc Judy DeBrossc Matthew DeBrossc 1 f t z a © % Pf a ft. s ■� “ 1 T JonwyJn yitfrvyi raaip } p t 126 Pcirto exhibit. X Bill Decker Beverly Denning Doug Delk Vickie Denman Marla Denning Doug DcNVccsc Cynihia Dill Doug Diimcr Mien Dock Sherry Dunn Jim Eberly Tammy Eichclberger Judy Elliott Angie Ervin Pal Erwin Scott Erwin Chanda Ester Bertha Evans Debbie Evans Mike Evans Sherri Evans Dean Favorite Raymond Felix Tonia Felver Dennis Floss Ann Forror Jean Francis Fred Frantz Steve Fra ier Debbie Freeman Cheryl Fteshour Connie Fries James Fries Kent Frantom Karen Galligan Xavier Galvis Jim Gambill Marty Gilmore Eric Goetz Bruce Gover Glen Gray Sandy Greenbaum Susan Griffith Christie Grissom Craig Grissom Bob Grosvenor Kristi Gunnerman Sandy Guthrie Veronica Haney Cindy Hardesty Russ Hardin Sue Harding Norman Harrison John Hartley John Hauschildt Don Hayes Darlene Heckler Mike Hedrick Mike Henson Michele Hcpler Jerry Hewitt Larry Hickey Lenna Hicks Matt Hicks Rob Hines Joe Him Daniel Hirt cr Sue Hollis Charles Hough Bob Houser Keith Howard Jim Huffman Brenda Hufford Doug Hufford Susan Hunt Julie Hutton David Idle Dennis Idle Brent Jackson Doug Jacoby Annette Jacomct Julie Jamieson Debbie Jamison Anita Jeffery John Jenkins William Jennings Mark Johns Ken Johnson Janet Johnston nita lollifl David Jolliff Tony Jones Valerie Jordan Chris Keiser Bob Kelley Shercc Kiefer 3 HVrMrtCl lOOips ifVjif of?'' 7 9 9! + 8 Vic Kiefer Bryan kicscwcttcr Tom Kindcll Mary Jo King Diane Kinsclla Jean Kiser Judy Kiser Tammy K ittlc Darrell Koch Mike Kolkcr Teresa Koval Jcanic kuctcrman Debbie Lambert Debbie l.anc Russ Langston Kristi Laug Linda Lawson Rands Lawson Linda Keeper Brad Lcffcl Bob I.eVan Linda I.eVan Skip I.eVan Kim Lewis Roxana Link Darlene Locker Brenda Long Diana Long Rob Long Caroly n Low Bob Luctcey Cheryl Lynch Tammy Lyons Sandra McClure Tom McElroy Doug McGlaughlin Jack Maclnncs Tammy Manson Ron Martin Jim Mason Truman Maxon Steve May Judy Mayo Tim Mcchling Mitch Mciring Keitha Meyer Cathy Michael Leroy Michael £u f$ ,£ 'utity y . vy o? vu 9 tx °r yfw Mark Millbourn Mark Miller Randy Miller Scoll Miller l.ccca Minton Debbie Mitchell Bill Mohr Ron Monroe Steven Montgomery Rick Morgan Brad Morrow Julie Morrow Phillip Moser Kim Motter Kirk Motter Dan Mow cry Rick Mowery Danicla Moyer Cathy Murphy Fred Music Greg Net ley Joe Neves Skip Neves Rhonda Nicodcmus Rick Niswongcr Tom Obringer Alice Oda Ray Offenbachcr Susan Ott Randy Payne Leonard Pearson Jeff Peltier Deanna Penrod Dorothy Perkins Tom Perkins Bob Perry Bob Pctcrsimcs Joyce Pitsenbarger Susan Polhanius Tim Pohlschncidcr Tom Pohlschncidcr Cindy Poling Janet Potter Brenda Pulley Debbie Purscll Jimmy Puterbaugh Tammy Puterbough Naomi Raglin 5 3 f f -4- H 1 2 5' o r o u s- o w?fr;i j i -� m r. s rt i Deanna Rasor Harold Raybern Gregg Reaves Ciail Rcymillcr Scoll Ridenour Jim Ricscnbcck Karin Robbins Bob Roberts Sheryl Robinson Mike Russell Kevin Rust Cheryl Ryan Tammic Ry an Kelley Sampson Diana Sargent Barbara Saltcrwhilc Tim Saunders Craig Shaffer Sandi Sehcrcr Scott Scherer Brent Schneider l.isa Schneider Barbara Schrubb Michele Schultz Vaughn Schultz Connie Schwarz Cindy Scars Dale Seas Bruce Sclovcr John Schocning Craig Shaffer Penny Shaffer Linda Sherry Bill Simpson (Jail Skeens Wilda Skeens Roger Slone Clinton Smith Cheryl Smith Dian Smith Gary Smith Kristine Smith Melody Smith Nancy Smith Steve Smith Tamy Snyder Mark Spiers Lois Stafford y bohmej ohtj. 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J r Af joft UJ iifjom r 'difonj n? ? i,l ,u9V-f 3 U vOno CLASS COLORS Deep Red and Pink CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS MOTTO Happiness is like a butterfly. The more you chase it. the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things it comes and sits on your shoulder. CLASS OFFICERS Chip Livisay President Tom Stein Vice-President Tammy Fclver Secretary Nancy Berkemeier Treasurer Dt BRA LYNN ABBOTT CHERYL ALLEN RONALD E. Debbie III K 4 ALLEN TERRY SUE ALSPAUCH CONNIE L. BAKER “Ball O zic C.B Bake J.V. Choir 2: Var Choir 3.4: Cheer- J.V. Choir 2: Var. Choir 3.4: Cheer-club 2: Accom. 2: Con. Band 3.4- club 2.3.4: Homecoming Court 3.4: Mar. Band 3.4: MuMcal 2.3.4: Prom Prom Court 3: Mu'ical 3.4: Triple Com. 3 Treat 3: GAA 2.3: Spanish Club 2.3 TINA ANN BARBEE iener Var. Choir 3.4; GAA 2.3.4: Art Club 2.3. ireav 4; Con. Band 2.3.4: Mar Band 2.3.4: Stage Band 4. Prom Com 3 EDWIN BERNARD BARHORST “Edd’ Wolf Pak 3.4: Spanish Club 2 MARSHA BARNHART SALLY MARIE BAUGH J.V. Choir 2: IOE 3 JOSEPH E. BARGA Joe Barg OW b 2.3.4 TINA CAROL BAUGH Chccrcluh 2.3.4: ETA 3; llunor Soc. 4: Librarx 4; Spanish Club 2 AGNES BAUMAN Agic KRYSTA J. BAY MAN Alien. 3.4 MARY LOUISE BEASLEY ” Beaslcx ” Bcascl” J.V. Choir 2: Var. Choir 3.4: Spanish Club 2.3: GA 2: Student Coun. 2.3. Ircas. 4: Con. Band 2.3.4: Mar. Band 2.3.4; Prom Com. 3 APRIL ERIN BEERY MARK R. BELL P B.” Gorden Basketball Man. 2.3.4; Football Man. 2.3.4; rrack Man 3.4: Kc Club 3: l.cttcrmcn's Club 2.3.4 NANCY MARIE BERK EM El ER Berk J.V. Choir 2: Var. Choir V.P. 3.4: Cbecrclub 2. V.P. 3.4: Student Coun. 2.3. V.P. 4; Piquoniun 3.4: Class Officer (Ircas.)4. Musical 4: Triple Treat 3.4 RANDY LEE BIXLER OWE 3.4 KIMBERLY ELAINE BLACK J.V. Choir 2: Var. Choir 3.4: Honor Soc. 4: Accom. 2: Musical 2: Triple Treat 2: Con. Band 2.3: Mar. Band 3: Spanish Club 2.3 RANDY LEE BLANKLEY J. A. 3.4: Chess Club 3.4 ROXANA KAY BLEVINS KEVIN BOLDEN I ibrarv 1)1 ( A L4 STEVEN RAY BOWMAN Bo “I Mchun oil I'.tk 4. Spanish I luh .4.4 I V 1)1 C .« DENNIS EUGENE BOYER l)ennie Ba k«ihall 2: Wolf Pak 2.4.4; Kc; Club 2.4; ucim 2. lop 100 2.4.4 Honor Sue. .4. ireas 4. Student C’oun 4 TIA P. BOLDEN Spanish Club 2 LUKE BOLIN. JR. Big I uke SCOTT BOWLING 'Bowl J.V. Choir 2: .ir. C hoir 3.4: Honor football 2.3: Wolf Pak 2.3.4. l etter See. 4:J v.p. oI'SuIcn 4 men 2.3.4 TERRY BROWN SH RON si I Bl CKINGH M ALLAN L. BUNNELL Big l I ootball 2.3. Man frock : I V P.ik 2.3.4.1 ctlcrnien 2.3 f JOHN R. BURKE Bo o Cun. Bund i.U: Mur. Bund 2.3.4. St.icc Bund 2 BRENT J. BURNS Burnsy B B Basketball 13: W olf Pak 4: I oolball 13.4; Track 13.4: Kc Club 1 Let-termen 2.3.4 ANTOINETTE E. BURNSIDE Toni 101:3.4: Alien. 13.4 COLLEEN ELAINE BURT Hamburger Office 3: I ihrurv 2: Prom Com. 3 MARY BUTSCH J.V. Cheerleader 2: Chccrclub 3: COI 3 JOHN BUTTS •B J SCOTT W. CAMERON DONNA JEAN CAR ROI L Dcunnic LYDIA CAUDILL MICHAEL RAY CHAPPIE Chapslick “Mike” Wolf Puk 3: rl C lub 2.3.4: French 2.3.4. German 3: Science Ciolf 3.4. Honor Soc. 4. Spanish Club IOI 3.4 Chccrclub 2. sgl. al arms 3: IOI 3 OW I 4 SHIELA J. ROBERT E. CHRISTY, CHRISTOPHER JR. Bob' “Boobx IOI 3: Office 3 W restling 2.3.4; Wolf Pak 4 LAURIE ANNE CAROLYN SUSAN CLEVENGER CONRAD J V. Choir 2; Var. Choir 3.4; Trench 2: Accom. 2: Top 100 3.4; Honor Societx 4; Musical 2.4; Smokc-Sig. 3. etl. 4; Pep Bond 4; Con. Bond 2.3.4; Mar. Band 2.3.4; Orch. 2.3.4 J.V. Choir 2; Var. Choir 3.4; Accom. 2: lop 100 3.4; Honor Soc. 3. sec. 4; IOI 3.4; Piquonian 4; Smoke Sig. 4; Jr. Class Pla 3. Sr Class Play 4; Triple Treat 2.4; Mo'ical 2.4 CAROL JEAN CLARK DONNA J.V. Choir 2: Var. Choir 3.4; Cheer-club 3: Span. Club 2 CLARK JAMES ROBERT CLARK “Jim “Schimmcy Var. Choir 3.4; Prom Com. 3; Baseball 2; Trench 2; Pep Band 2.3.4; Con. Band 2.3.4; Mar. Band 2.3. pres. 4; Orch. 2.3.4; Stage Band 3 SHERYL K. COOPER RITCHIE L. COX MARK ALLEN CRAIG 1)1 CA V.P 4;Top IIX)4 Var. Choir 3.4; Top 100 4; I rcnch 2: (iolf 4; Wolf Pak 2.3.4; Spanish Club Pep Band 2.3.4; Con. Band 2.3.4; 2.3 Mar. Band 2.3.4; Stage Band 2.3.4; Musical 2; Student Coun. 2.3.4 JACKIE L. CREAGER lake ' KAREN SUE CR EAGER IOF 3.4: Office 4 KEITH EUGENE CREAGER “Creature SANDY LEE CR E AGER LYNN ETTA CROMES Sis Lynnard HERO ireas. 4 GAA 2: Library 2 TOM CROTINGER VICKIE LEE DALEY Vic Latin 2.3: Art 2.3: JA sec. 4: German 3.4 RODNEY LOUIS DANIEL Rod JOSEPH A. DAPORE Joey Joe JA 4: Librarx 2.3 ERIC WINFIELD DAVIS Var. Choir 4: Tennis 2.3.4: Basketball 2: Wolf Pak 2.3.4: Key Club 2.3.4; French 2.3: Leitermen 2.3.4: Jr. Class Play 3: Sr. Class Play 4: Vice Pres. Jr Class 3 AMIELIE MARIE DcBLASE Amy Accom. 2: Top 100 2.3.4; Honor Soc. 3.4; Jr. Class Play 3: Sr. Class Play 4; Piquonian 3. cd. in chief 4; Maurice Peffer 2.3; I rcnch pres. 2.3.4; German see. 3.4 MARY KAY DELLINGER Kay Accom. 2: Top ICO 2.4; Honor Soc. 4; Sr. Class Play 4; Con. Band 2.3.4; Mar. Band 2.3.4; Orch 3: Student Coun. 4; J.V. Choir 2; ar. C hoir 3.4 DIANE DILL ”l)i IOI 3.4; Cheerclub 2 RODNEY CLIEI'ORD DILL “D Hillbilly Baseball 2; football 2.3.4; Wolf Pak 2.3.4.1 citcrmen 2.3.4 ROBERT THOMAS DILL. II Thom D“ Traci. 2.3.4: Crow Coun. 3: Student Council 3: Science 4 LuANN L. DORMAN Lu Moove J.V. Choir 2: Var. Choir 3.4: Muvic.il 2.3. Stud. Dr. 4; Jr. Class Play 3: Sr. Class Play 4: Triple Treat 2.3,4: Pep Band 4: Con. Band 2.3.4: Mar. Band 2.3.4 ARNOLD DOUGLAS Shultz J.V. Choir (accom.) 2: Var. Choir J.V. Choir 2: Var. Choir 3.4: Track (accom.) 3.4; Accom. 2: Top 100 2.3. 2.3.4: Crow Country 2.3. cap. 4: Span. 4; Honor Soc. 3.4: Sr. Claw Play 4: Club 2.3: 1 ettermen 2.3.4 Orch 2.3. prev. 4: Smoke Sip. 4:1 rack Maid 3 CURTIS L. DcNISE NANCY ELAINE DENNIS MARK EDWARD DIEHL Nance Wattle GAIL ANNE DUER J.V. Chifir 2: Var. Choir 3.4: Cheer-dub Sec. of Min J. Pies 4; Hi-V ; GAA Student Coun. 2): Jr Class Trcas. 3: French 2.3: Prom Com. 3 MIC HAbl. R. hr AW Mike Track 2.3: Cross Count 3: 1)1 ( A 4 CHERYL L. ELLIOTT Chcri DALE R. ELLIOTT French 2: Chess 2 KATHLEEN M. ELLIOTT Kathi Tigger I T 3. Chccreluh 2.3. Sec of Mien. 4: Honor Soc. 4. Prom Com. 3. French 2.3.4 RAY ALLEN ELLIS Mad Dog Football 2.3.4; I rcnch 2: Student Coun. 4 TAMAN LYNN I ELVER ccom. 2: Top 100 2.3.4; Honor Soc. 3.4: Jr. Class Pla 3: Sr. Class Plus 4; Sec. of Sr Class 4. Sec. of Jr. Class 3: J.V. C heerleader 2; Wrestling . C.C Cheerleader 3. cap. 4: Gaa 2 REBECCA KAY KESSLER Becks Bcttina J. Choir 2: Var Choir 3.4. Pep Band 4. C on Band 2.3.4: Mar Band 2.3.4; Top 100 4; FT 3. see 4. German 3. trcas 4 DEBBIE LINE ROCK TODD A. FRANCE “Dudley .V. Choir 2: Var. Choir 4: French DOUGLAS WAYNE FRANCONY Frankley . VIIVII Ml I VMVM . Art 2. pro . 3: Con. Band 2.3.4; Ba cball 2; Accom. 2; Top 100 2: lar. Band 1.2.3.4; Orch. 2.3.4; Stage DfcCA 4: Library 2 and 2.3 RONNIE EUGENE FREEMAN FritoV Free-Man RUTH ORENE FRIES PAUL ANTHONY FROCK “Tony Frog Basketball Man. 2; Baseball 2.3. Cocap 4; Wrestling 3.4; Wolf Puk 3.4; Lcttcrmcn 3.4; KIMBERLY SUEFOGT Cheerclub 2; IOE 3.4; Spanbh Club 2: Spanish Choir 2 JAIMEG. FOLKERTH Grit Wolf Pak 2.3.4; German Club 2.3 MICHAEL ALLAN FORSYTHE Speed T I 3.4; Library 2 RON FLAHERTY GAIL ANN FISH Accom. 2; Top 100 2.4 RODM V N. (iC) I K Cross Counlrv 4. Wrestling 3: I I A.4; I cttcrmcn 4 .11 I I I KV I I N (iK Y Mare mos Basketball 2: I oolhall 2.4.4. Wrestling .4; Wolf Pak 2.4.4. (ierman .4. pres 4: Vice Pres. Soph, ( lass .4 TERRY GRAY SUSAN ELAINE (ill MORI Sue Gillv J.V. Choir 2: ar. Choir 4.4; German 3. v.p. 4; Musical 2; GAA 2.3.4; Student Court. 3.4; Pep Hand 4; Con. Band 2.3.4; Mar. Band 2.3. v.p. 4; Prom Com. 3 DI BORA S. GODFREY Dchi ’Deb- Con. Band 2.3.4; Mar. Band 2.3.4; Oreh 2.3.4: i ( heir 2 Var Choir 3.4; Spanish 2; Honor Soc. 4; lop 100 4 ROBERT DOUGLAS GODSEY Baseball 2.3: 1)1 C 4; Wrestling 4 CINDY S. GREELEY DUANE ALLAN Sunshine GREEN BAUM HERO 4: Lehman 2 Dcwcn Kc Club treas. 3.4; French 2: Con. Bund 2.3.4: Mar. Bund 1.2.3.4: Honor Soc. 4: Stage Band 4 EDNA MARIE HAHN MICHEAL LEE HAINES Mike J.V. Choir 2: Accom. 2: Chccrclub 2. 3: French 2.3: German 3: Soanish 2.3 r i 3.4 TERI LYNN GRISSOM Chccrclub 2.3.4: Wrestling C.C. Cheerleader 4: Jr. Aeh. 3: Smoke Sig. 4: Triple Treat 3: Librarv 3.4 CECIL C. HAGER Doe Basketball 2.3: Wolf Pak 4: T l 3.4 RALPH CHRISTIAN HAHN Wrestling 3: Wolf Pak 2.3.4: Ke Club 2.3: Aecom. 2: Sr. Class Pla 4: Student Coun. 2.3: Spanish Club 2.3 KEVIN JON HARMAN Kewin Hormone .I V. Choir 2: ar. Choir 3. Basketball 2; Baseball 2.3: Wrestling 3.4: Wolf Pak 2.3.4: Piquonian 3. Spts I d. 4; Student Coun. 2:1 ettermen 2.3.4 PHYLLIS M. HARRIS Phvl GARY LEE HARTMAN football 2.3: Wolf Pak 3: Piquonian 3.4 PATRICIA ANN HARTZELL ‘ Muskrat Checrclub 2.3.4: DEC A see. 4: French 2.3: Spanish Club 3: Prom Com. 3: Student Coun. 2.3.4 PAUL STEVEN HAUSCHILDT “Big Hot Tennis 3.4; Wolf Pak 4: French 2: Pep B ind 2.3: Con. Band 2.3.4: Mar. Band 1.2.3.4; Orch. 2.3.4: Stage Band 2.3; Piquonian 3 JAMES TOWNLY HEATER Jim Leech Basketball 2: Wolf Pak 2.3.4; Football 2.3.4; Baseball 2.3. co-cap 4: French 2: Smoke Sig. 3.4; Soph. Class treas. 2: Prom Com. 3 JULIA ANN HEMM “Julie Jule Checrclub 2. sgt. at arms 3. treas. 4; French 2.3.4: Honor Socicts 4: Piquonian 4: Prom Com. 3 JOSEPH E. HENISER JAMES W. HESS Jim Football 2.3.4: Track 3.4: Wrestling 2: Wolf Pak 2.3.4: Accom. 2: French 2: 1 cltcrmcn 2.3.4: Spanish 2.3 RICHARD HESS REBECCA D. HICKMAN J AC KALI N E ELAINE WILLIAM 1)01 (il S Patches HICKS ' HINES Jack Bill Ralphic J.V Choir 2: HERO 3: Checrclub 2 J.V. C hoir 2: Accom. 2: i 2.3 Basketball 2.3: Wolf Pak 2.3.4 Spanish 2 DOUGLAS M. HORN I R IXwger JACQULl INL III MOWHLI. Woll l'.ik 4. ri 4 M RK IIIM S Wolf Puk 2.3.4: Kc Club 3: Ntvom 2; Honor Soc. 4. lop 100 4 CHRISTI I 1111 MINKLH Sparks Spanish Club 2: 1)1 C 4 CHRISTOPH HR SCOTT HUBI I Y Chris Ruebh“ J.V. Choir 2: Vur. Choir 3 STHVHN CRAIG HUFFMAN Sieve” French 2..'.4; Top UK) 2.3.4; German prev 3.4; Accent. 2; Honor Soc. 3. v.p. . 4; An 2 WILLIAM J. HUSHMAN Bill J.V. Choir 2; Var. Choir 3; J V ircas. 4; Chew Club sec. 3. pres. 4; I ibrary 3: Office 3 ANN MARIF HIRT nnic” .11 FFRI V B. HOFFMAN Jeir BRUCH P. HOI.I.IS Cheerduh 2.3; lop UK) 2; Honor S«k 4. Nccont. 2; French ircav 2; Piquoni-an 3.4; Prom Com. 3 Baseball 2.3.4. Wolf Puk 2.3.4: Football 3.4; French 2 GAYE ANN HUSTON LARRY HUTTON RANDY PARIS HUTTON CHERYL LYNN IRVIN PAUL J. IVANOWICZ Spanish 2.3: IT A 3.4. 1 ihrarv 3.4; Aeeom. 2 Con. Band 2: Mar. Band 2 Var. Choir 3: DEC A 4; J A v.p. of Man. 3: Piquonian 3: cheercluh 2.3.4 Basket hall 2: Wolf Pak 2.3.4; Baseball 2; Spanish 2: German 2 ROBERT WAYNE JACKSON Boh Wolf Pak 4: Con. Bund 2.3.4: Mar. Band Band 2.3.4 RITA A DELE JACOBS Spook III RC) 4 SUSAN KAY JAMIESON Sue J“ Chccrclub 2.3. sec. of posters 4; French 2.3.4. ccom. 2; Top 100 3: Honor Soc. 4: HA 3.4: Piquonian soph, ed 4; Con. Band 2.3.4; Mar Band 2: Prom Com. 3 STEWART ROBERT ' JAMISON Slew J. C hoir 3: Spanish 2.3: I ibrurv 4 KEITH ALAN JESSUP DEC 3.4 MIRIAM JOHNSON MARK JONES CHRISTINE ROBIN Mimi Mim” KEPPEL Pood Chris J.V. Choir 2: .ir. C hoir .'.4. Cheer- eluh 2.4. Spanish 2: Musical 2.3.4. J.V. Choir 2: Var. Choir 3.4: Cheer- Jr. Class nay 3: � A 2.3.4: I I 3. club 2: Musical 3.4: Con. B ind 2.3.4; ireas. 4: Smoke Sig 4. Office 3: Prom Mar. Band 2.3.4 Com. 3 REBECCA M. ROBERT LEE CHRISTINE RENEE KIESEWETTER KIESEWETTER K INDELL Bee Kies Cid Chris Chccrclub 2.3.4. IOH 3. Ireas. 4: Con. Tennis 2.3.4; Baskclball 2.3: W oil Pak J A 4 Band 2.3.4; Mar. Band 2.3.4. Prom 4: Spanish 2.3: Sr. Class Pla 4: Triple Com. 3: Office 4 Treat 2: Prom Com. 3: Lettermen 2. 3.4: l.ihrarv 4 DEBBIE K LOST I'KM DONA LINELL KMC K CAROL ANN KNOUFF Candv Striper. 2: OlTice 3: Spanish Spanish Club 2.3: Accom. 2: COL Club. 2 v.p. 4 KAYLLLN M. [.AMPL JA Choir 2. ar. C hoir 3.4: Cheer club 2.3; I reach 2: German 3: Office 3 JETHRO BENARD LANDIS JeflT JA Choir 2: Var C hoir Kiser C h. 3.4: basketball 2.3: Track 2. Wolf Pak 4; Prom Court 3 KEITH A. LANGE Baseball 2; football 2.3.4; Wrestling 2.3. cap. 4. I citcrmen 2.3.4; Kc Club 3: Fop 100 2: Honor Sue. 4; Kc Club 3: Smoke Sig. 4; Prom Court 3 KRIS I IN I I ;i Cheerclub 2.3.4: Top 100 3: Irench 2: IOI 3.4: Piquoman 4. Prom Queen 3: Homecoming Court 4 CHERYL LANGSTON DAVID JOE LARGER Baseball 3.4: DFCA 3.4; Spanish 2 TOM H. LAY KATHY ANN LEEPER I .cep Kat Triple Treat 2.4: I TA 3.4: GAA 4: Pep Band 2.3.4; Con. Band 2.3.4; Mar. Band 2.3.4 JEFFERY K. LEFFEL •j«rr Baseball 2.3.4; Wolf Pak 2.3.4: hoot-ball 2.3.4; I ettermen 4: Prom Com. 3 CHERYL JEAN LEMMON Honker Var. Choir 3.4: Cheerclub 2: Musical 2: GAA 2.3. v.p. 4: Pep Band 3.4: Con. Band 2.3.4. Mar. Band 2.3.4: Orch 2: Prom Com. 3 FRANK LEVERING DAVID KEITH LILLICRAP “Davcr “Crapper Basketball 2.3.4; Track 2; I ettermen 3.4: Prom Court 3 WILLIAM OSBORNE LIVISAY Chip'' Tennis 3.4: Baseball 2: N resiling 2.3. 4; I ettermen 2.3.4: Spanish Club 2.3. pres. 4; Senior Class Pres. 4 DEBRA JO LONG Debbie BRENDA SUE LOVETT Brcnchcn MARTHA ELLEN LYONS “Marl VICKI McCLURE ELIZABETH ANN McDonald J.V. Choir 2: Var. Choir 3.4; Cheer-club 2; (i 2: French 2.3: Mar Band 2.3.4; Con. Band 2.3.4; Musical 2: Student Coun. 4 Smoke Sip. 3: I ,itin Club 2. pres. 3: Top 100 2.3.4; Accont. 2: German Club 3.4. Honor Sue. 4 Tennis 3.4; Chccrelub 2.3.4; Spanish Club 2.3: GAA 3.4: CO 1:4 GAA 3.4; IOI£ 3.4 SHEVAWN KAY McKinney JA Choir 2: Var. Choir 3.4; Chccrelub 2.3.4; German 3.4. Spanish 2.3; Musical 2. si. chor. 4; Orch 2.3: Smoke Sip. 3.4; Piquonian 4 KIMBERLY ANN MANIAC I Kim Top 100 3.4: Honor Soc. 4: GAA 3. irejs. 4: IOE 3. pres. 4: Piquonian 3. co-ed. 4 BEVERLY KAY MANNING Bev” Beef French 2.3.4; ecom. see. ireas. 2 Top 100 2.3.4; Honor Soc. 3. pres. 4 Con. Band 2.3.4: Mar. Band 2.3.4 Piquonian 4; German 2.3.4 SUSAN CAROL MARDEN Sue Chccrelub 3.4; French 2: GAA 2: Prom Court 3 JILL ELAINE MARRS Jilly” “Mars Bar J.V. Choir 2: Var. Choir 3.4; Chccrelub 2.3.4; J.V. Cheerleader 2: Var. Cheerleader 3. cap. 4; Homecoming Court 2.3. Queen 4; Con. Band 2.3.4 ANITA MAI MAR II Skcclcr Nila NORMAN III Ml RS KENNETH I . Ml I KS ken N resiling 2. Spanish Club 2. ()S I 4.4:1 ihr.irv 2 SUE A. MILLS Su Qiic VICKI LYNN MITCHELL Musical 2: rl 4; IOI .'.4 ELIZABETH ROYAL MONSON Bclsc” Bets J V. ( hoir 2: I rcnch 2.4.4: ccom. 2: ! P 100 2.4.4. Honor Soc 4.4: ir C lass Pla 4: Sr. C lass Pla 4. I riplc I real 2.4.4. Student C � un 2 CHARNITA RAE MORROW ’Bunns Bugs Bun J.V C hoir 2: Var. C hoir 4.4. Cheer-cltih 2.4.4. Cierman 4.4. Spanish 2: Musical 2: Con Bam) 2.4: Mar Rand 2.4.4. Prom C om 4 DOUGLAS CAVE MORROW Morrow” Toot hall 2: Track 2.4. Wrestling l. Musical 4: Sludcnl c oun 2. ( ( | pres. 4 LARRY h. MORROW Big I arc Woll Pak 4.4. kc C luh .4. ccom HEATHHR ANN MOTTHR C on. Band 2.4.4. Mar. Band 2. .4. IOI. 4.4 I THOMAS ROBERT MULLEN Tom Spit Basketball 2: Track 2.3.4: Wolf 2.3: Letter men 2.3.4 IVAN M. NAUMOV Ivo f oreign Exchange Student VICKI LYNN NEAD Vie Fish SHARI ANNETTE NETZLEY J.V. Choir 2: Var. Choir 3.4; Cheer-club 2.3; Spanish 2.3: GAA 2: Science JEFFREY SCOTT NEVES •jcir DEC A 3.4 MIKE NEWSOME KIMBERLY KAY VAL NICODEMUS GLENDA KAYE JIM OELSLAGER NICHOLSON NIMETY Track 3.4: Wolf Pak 4; ir cadeim High School. Colo. 2 Kirn Edith Patches Chccrclub 2.3.4; S’ar. Cheerleader 3.4; • ccom. 2: Honor Soc. 4: IOE 3.4; Office Aid 3 GLORIA A. O'NEAL CRYSTAL JANE ED PALMER RICHARD LEE PHYLLIS LOU PARKE OVERHOLT PALSGROVE Porks P.P. Spanish 2 Crvs Diamond Rick Palsie GAA 2: HERO 3 French 2.3.4: Accom. 2; Honor Soc. 3.4: GAA 2.3: Prom Com. 3 Wolf Pak 4: COH 4; Top 100 4 SCOTT D. PEARCE TAWANA PERANDO DEBORAH KAY PETTY JEFFREY N. KIMBERLY KAY • Coach Pis Deb PHILLABAUM PHILLIPS Jeff Kim Student C'oun. 2: J.A. v.p. of Sales 2: Piquonian 3.4 J.V. Choir 3: GAA 2.3: Chccrclub 2: Con. Band 2.3.4: Mar. Band 2.3.4: COfc 4; Piquonian 3 Wrestling 2.3: Wolf Pak 2.3.4: Letter- J.V. Choir 2: Var. Choir 3.4: Cheer-men 3: Spanish 2.3: Piquonian 3 club 3: Con. Band 4 ALAN LEE POLING Piquonian 4 KENNA POLING ERMA KRISTINE POPP GAA 3: IOE 3.4 MICHAEL PATRICK PRYFOGLE J. V. Choir 3: Var. Choir 4 LEROY PUTERBAUGH DEBORAH LYNN QUEEN Debbie Top 100 3: Putnam Cit West 4 DAVE RADAR CYNTHIA LEIGH RASOR Cinds J.V. Choir 2; Var. Choir 3: Cheer-club 2: Student Coun. 2.3; Mar. Band Squaw 3.4: COL 4 LOIS A. REARDON Rick German 2 TIMOTHY EDWARD REARDON Crash Wolf Pak 4; IOE 4 JAY [.l IN RHUS TERR HI I MARVIN REID lish Big J “Bruno W rolling 2.3.4: Wolf Pak 4; rt 4 Basketball 2.3. 4. Truck 2: letter men 3.4: 1)1 C 4 DEBRA GAY ROBY ”l)el� b Student C oun. 2: ( on. Band 2: IOI 3 DEBRA DAWN RODERICK “Roadtick ar. Choir 3. C heercluh 2.3.4. German 3: (iaa 2. COI 4. Pi |uoniun4 ROBERT VanC I I I ROBERSON Kobo ■'Bob RANDY SCOTT ROBINSON PEGGY LYNN ITT! RIESENBECK Kc Club 3:Piquoman 3 Chccrclub 2. Spanish 2 Baskclball 2: WolfPak 2.3.4 CONNIl Row I vclianjie Student LESLIE LYNNE RULE Slide-Rule J V Choir 4. Spanish 2.3.4: ccom. 2: Top 100 2.3.4: Honor Soe 4. Musical 3.4. Triple I real 4. (i 2.3. Pep Band 3.4. Con, Band 2.3.4: Mar Band 2.3.4. Orch. 2 JOE SAMPSON PAULA k. SAUNDKRS APRIL KAY SCHAERER SHERYL SCIIIMP Cheerclub 13.4: IOI 3.4: Prom J.V. Choir accom. 2: Var. C hoir ( iiurl i accom. 3.4; I rcnch dub 2.3: ccom. 2: lop 100 2.3.4: Honor Sue. 3.4: Jr. C'laa Pla 3: Sr Class Pla 4: Pep Band 4: C on. Band 2.3.4: Mar. Band 2.3.4; Orch 2.3 CYM III R SCHWARZ Cindy” ORA E. SCHWARZ “Zoe JAMES R. SCHUTZ Jim Reef III ROv.p 4 J.A. 3 ROSEMARY ELAINH SCHILLING Rose J C hoir 2: Var. C hoir 3: ccom. 2: lop 100 2.4. Honor Soe. 4: Musical 2.4; Jr. C lass Pla 3: Triple Treat 2.4: Sr c lass Play 4. Pep Band 3.4: Con. Band 2.3.4: Mar. Band 2.3.4: CO I 4 WALTER ALLAN SCHUMACHER Shocy J.V. C hair 2. ar C hoir 3.4: Jr ( lass Play 3: Sr. Class 4. triple Treat 4; pep Band 3.4: Con Band 2.3.4: Mar Band 1.2.3.4. Drum Major 3.4: Orch 2.3.4; Jr Class Pres 3; Stage Band 3.4 DONNA MARIE SEAS BRUCE O. SEGAR Sejjar Spanish Club 2: Spanish Choir 2. IOI: 3. see. 4 Spanish Club 2.3: Top 100 4; OW I 4 BARBARA ANN SHANELY Barb Checrclub 2.3.4: Jr Class Pla 3: Triple Treat 2: Var. Cheerleader 3.4; Office 4; Librar 4 KATHERINE LYNN SHANELY kath Checrclub 2.3.4; Var. Cheerleader 3.4; IOi; 3.4; Spanish Club 2; GAA 2.3; Smoke Sip. 3; Office 3 MICHAEL A. SHAWLER CLIFFORD I) SHEFBUCH BigSher JILL A. SHEPARD Sunns KAREN F. SHERMAN Stick GARRY W. SHIRK Garome Chcerclub 2.3: Spanish Club 2.3.4; Accom. 2 J.V. Choir pres. 2; Var. Choir 3.4; Basketball 2; Football 2.3.4; Track 3; Wolf Pak 2.3.4; Musical 2.3.4; Jr. Class Pla 3 Top 100 2: Honor Soc. 4; Lettermen 2.3.4: kev Club 3 BRENDA JOYCE SHAWLER Wenna BRUCE EDWARD SHAWLER Spanish Club 2 CONSTANCE JO SHAWLER Connie J.V. Choir 2; Var. Choir 3.4; Spanish Club 2.3: Accom. 2; Top 100 2.3.4; Honor Soc. 3.4; Student Coun. 2.3. pres. 4; Pep Band dr. 4; Con. Band 2.3.4: Mar Band 2.3. see. 4 REBECCA SUE SHOLLEY Becky DONALD E. SHOUGH Show Shoe BELINDA ROSA SMITH Mindy Lin DEBBIE S. SMITH Boo Man DONALD PAUL SMITH Smitty J.V. Choir 2: Var. Choir 3: Chccrclub 2: Triple Treat 2: Spanish Club 2: Con. Band 2.3.4: IOF 3.4 J.V. Choir 2: Var. Choir 3.4: Tennis 2.3: Wolf Pak 3: Football 2.3: Musi-cal 2.3.4: Student Coun. 4: Piquonian 3.4; Stage Band 2 DANIEL LEE STAHL Hogan J.V. Choir 2: Var. Choir 3.4; Track 2,3.4: C.C. 2,3. m.v.p. 4: I.cttcrmcn 2.3.4: Key Club 2.3.4: Jr. Class Play 3: Sr. Class Play 4; Triple Treat 2.4: Science 4 ROBERT EUGENE STAHL Baseball 2:J.A.3 THOMAS HAROLD STEIN Tom Head Piquonian Co-spts ed. 4: Prom King 3: Soph. Class Pres. 2; Sr. Class V.P. 4; Football 2.3. co-cap 4: Art Club 3. pres. 4; Wrestling 3: Wolf Pak 2. 3.4: Lctlcrmcn 2.3.4 LISA KAY STEINHILBER J.V. Choir 2; Var. Choir 3.4; French 2,3: Accom. 2: Top 100 2.3.4; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 4; Triple Treat 2.3; Con. Band 3.4; Mar. Band In Chief 3.4; Musical 2.3.4. RON STEINKE REBECCA JUNE PHIL S. SULI.ENBERGEK RICHARD LI I ANNA MAR 11 PAUL SWEET MAN ST RIM Ml I SWALLOW SWEETMAN Bcck hrcnch M)l C A 4 -Rick Bird Spanish Club 2 Con. Hand 2. . .4. Mar. Hand 2.. .4. () | 4 101 M .III I ST I I M R ROSIE M. STHM Sterner” SHI RMAN CLARK STEM rt Club 4 BRENDA KAY SION I R BROOKS lll S I I PH W Cross Counlrx 2: C hess C lub • V.P 4. Spanish Club 2. . N resilme 2 ROB BIN LYNN SYMONS III RO «c3 LARRY GENE TAIL DAVID Al l.I N THOMAS Dint Var. Choir 3. pro. 4: Mu icul 3.4. Jr. Claxv 3: Con. Band 3.4; Mar. Band 3.4; Futon High School 2 DEBBIE DIANNE TIB PS Chipps I ihrarv 3 FRANCIS LEE TOWNSEND Frank Francisco Sludcnl Coun. 2; DI.CA 3.4; Cho Club 2: Wolf Pak 2 LESLIE KAY TYLER J.v. Choir 2: Var. Choir 3.4; Cheer-club 2.3; Jr Class Pla 3; Triple Treat 2.4; Aeeom. 2; Honor Soe 4. lop UK) 4; PK|uoman 3. sr ed 4; Spanish Club 2.3; Orch 2.3 CAROLYN I II I I N TYSON J.N Choir 2. Var. Choir 3.4; Cheer-club 2.3.4; Piquonian 3.4; Prom Com. 3 BOB UNCAPHER Mar Band 2.3.4; C on. Band 2.3.4; Top l(K) 2.4; Honor Soe. 4 CAROL VanGORDEN RANDY RNEY ROBERT JOSEPH V LS I STEVE MICHAEL PEGGY L. VORHEES JEFFREY ALLAN JOHN BEN NET Bob ( owboy VINCENT Pep WACKLER WACKLER J.V. Choir 2: .ir Choir 3: Football 2.3: W oil Pak 3; 1 ellcrmen 3.4. Spanish Club 3: Musical 3 Vinn Vince Basketball 2: Football 2.3. co-cap 4. Wolf Pak 2.3.4; Lelternten 2.3.4. j v.p. of sales 3: Prom Court 3 Chccrclub 2:Orch. 3: IGF 3.4 Jeff Football 4: Track 2.3.4; Cross Country 2.3 J.V. Choir 2: Var. Choir 3: German 2.3 DANNETTE DAWN WADDING HAM Bip Dec Si's CAROLJANt WAGNER Chccrclub 2.3: Spanish Club 2.3: Science 4; Smoke Sip. 4: Prom Com. 3 CATHERINE JOAN WAGNER Cathv Chccrclub 2.3; French see. 2. Scienci 4: Top 100 4: Piquonian 3.4: l.ibrar 2 TERRY R. WAGNER J.V. Choir 2: Var. Choir 3.4: Cheer-club 2.3.4: Spanish Club 2.3.4: Musical 4 JEFF A. WALLING Walls Baseball 3: Track 4: W oil Pak 2.3.4 VICKIE WARD JACK WASSON EARL JOSEPH W ATSON JUDY K. WAUGH MELINDA K. WEIGEL Office 2.3 Wrestling 3: Spanish Club 3: COL Wolf Pak 4: Ke Club 3.4: Spanish trcas. 4 Club 2.3 Top 100 3 Chccrclub 2: COL 3 I AMI LYN WELDY GEORGENE P. WENRICK VICKY M. WENRICK George Wen Chccrclub 2.3; Spanish Club 2.3.4: Latin 2. trcas. 3: FT A 4: German 3.4. ,,onor Soc 4 Accom. 2: Honor Soc. 4; J.A. pres. 4 RICHARD CRAIG VVERST “Craig Hurst Track 2.3.4: Wolf Pak 3.4; Letter-men 2.3: T l 3.4 MELODIE ANN W ERST Mel . Chccrclub 2.3: Spanish Club 2; IOL 4; Office 3 rONI I . WERTZ WESLEY HAYES ROCK . WIGHT BRAD J. WILCOX JIM WILLIAMS W 1ST I ALL Spanish Club 2: i .4.4 J.V. Choir 2: Var. Choir .4; Musical COI.4 2: Student Coun. 4; C he's Club 2..4.4 lop 100 .4. Honor Soc. 4: I I .4.4; Student Coun. '.4.4: Orch, '..4; Pi-tjunnian .4. .Ir. Id Photo. 4; Wolf Pak 2.4.4. Spanish Club 2.4.4 z Sw EVELYN WII SON HI KO 4 (i IL NN WILSON ■Whale Willie” .1 Choir 2. Var. C hoir accom. .4.4; Cierman 4. Spanish Club 2; lop HU) . : Honor Soc. 4: Musical 4: Pep Band 4.4: C on. Band 2. ' .4: Mar Band 2.4.4; Orch .4.4; (i 2 JERRY ROBERT V I I SO's Wolf Pak 4: Honor Soc. 4 JUNE V WILSON RIC HARD L. WILSON •Rich 1 RK GUST AW W INCEST Red Foot Kali 13.4: Track 2.3: Wolf 13.4: kc Club 2.3.4: Lcuermcn 2.3.4: Red Gab Ward 2; French 2. German 3: Honor S� c. 4 PAM ELLA SUE WINTROW Pam Con Band 2.3.4; Mar. Band 2.3.4 W ILHAM GEAR!) WOOD • Wood}” T l 3.4 CAROL J. WOODS “Woods} ’ J.V. Choir 2: Var. Choir 3.4: III RO pres. 4. (i 3.4 KATHERINE ANN WORLEY Kathx V. Choir 3.4: Chcerclub 2: Spanish 2.3. ccorit. 2: Top 100 2: Honor Sue. 4. ii 4; Con. Band 3.4: Mar Band 3.4 SHARON JANE WORDEN “Cheri ar. Choir 3.4; Spanish Club 4: FT 4: Con. Band 3.4: Mar. Band 3.4: Orch. 3.4: Newton 2 REBECCA ANN WRIGHT •Beck J.V. Choir 2: V. Choir 3.4: Chcerclub 2: French 2.3: ccom. 2: Top 100 2.4: Honor Sue. 4: FT 3: Orch. 2.3. x.p. 4: Librarx 4 CHRIS WRIGHT Spanish 2.3: HERO Hist.4 KI MM IE LEE WRIGHT “Kim Pete J.V. Choir 2: Musical 2.4: Pep Band 3.4: Con. Band 2.3.4: Mar. Band 2.3. treas. 4: Orch. 3.4: COE 4: Stage Band 2.3.4 THOMAS MICHAEL HIGGINS Malcolm Tom WHO’S WHO Amy DcBlase and Betsy Monson accept the French Awards. Keith Lange poses with the all-sports award. The Gilbert Shaw Award goes to Dan Stahl, and Shoes Schumacher receives the chemistry award. Leslie Tyler is honored with the Accounting Award. Steve Huffman receives a PTA scholarship from Mrs. Paul AWARDS Top Girl scholar Top Bov scholar Class of I960 (Math) Gilbert Shaw Award (Science) James Brown Memorial Scholarship “Pop Richardson Award in Drama Top single performance, female Top single performance, male Key Club Scholarships Amy DeBlasc Shoes Schumacher Shoes Schumacher Dan Stahl Mark Winccnt Dan Stahl Amy DeBlasc Nancy Dennis Eric Davis Robert Uncaphcr Mark LaChcy Amy DcBlase Shoes Schumacher Connie Shawlcr Mark Winccnt Kay Dellinger Connie Shawlcr Tammy Fclvcr Becks Wright Shoes Schumacher Dave Thomas Shcvawn McKinney Keith Lange Bernard Newman Tom Stein Connie Shawlcr Amy DeBlasc Kim Maniaci Tom Jamieson Memorial Scholarship Maynard Reeder Memorial Scholarship Nellie Adams four year scholarship Nellie Adams two year scholarship John Phillips Sousa Award Band Award National Orchestra Award Orchestra Award National Choral Award Choir Awards Bob Uncapher accepts a Key Club Scholarship from Mr. William Bair. All-Sports Award Hal Woods Basketball Award Bob Snow Football Award Student Council Award Piquonian Editor-in-Chief Awards AWARDS Bo lan Award Chemistry Award BoM.-h-t.omh Award Top Actress Top Actor Service Awards Brenda Lovett Shoc Schumacher Robert Uncaphcr Betsy Monson Shoes Schumacher Dan Stahl Carolyn Conrad Boc Manning Tammy Fclvcr Steve Huffman Amy DcBlasc Bet's Monson Wesley Westfall Chip Livisay Tom Higgins German Awards French Awards Spanish Awards Shoes Schumacher receives the Drum Major Award. Foreman's Award Mr. Scanlm awards kay Dellinger the John Philip Sousa Award. Mrs. Paul Biles awards Gail W ilson a PTA Scholarship. Bernard Newman receives the Hal Woods Basketball Award. The Bob Snow Football Award is given to Tom Stein. Class officers listen as Mrs. Wilson announces Piquonian awards. f f i ■ I he rcccpicni of the Nellie Adams four-year scholarship is Connie Shawlcr l n award for the lop single performance by a male goes to trie Davis. Journalism Award Accounting Award Art Award Senior Clerical Award American Legion Award Class of 1926 Award Wilder Memorial Award Maurice Peffer Award Anne Clevenger Leslie Tyler Tom Stein Donna Carroll Jill Shepard Peggy Vorhccs Sue Mills Shoes Schumacher Amy DcBlase Nancy Dennis Bill Ash FOR SALE MOMY'S SHOP VERTISEMENTS [I Good-Luck Seniors DAIRY QUEEN Downtown Corner of Spring Ash HAMMER GRAPHICS, INC 1-75. EXIT 56. N. COUNTRY CLUB ROAD PI QUA. OHIO 45356. PHONE (513) 773-1861 Congratulations Seniors LORD’S DRESS SHOP 312 N. Main Piqua. Ohio Congratulations Class of'74 NORTH MAIN SOHIO 600 N. Main SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHECKING ACCOUNTS BANKAMERICARD TRAVEL SERVICES 8 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TRUST SERVICES PERSONAL LOANS COMMERCIAL LOANS REAL ESTATE LOANS LEASING PLANS MIAMI CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. OFFICES IN PIQUA. FLETCHER. TRCfY, TIPP CITY, BRADFORD. OHIO Serving the financial needs of Miami County Congratulations to the Class of'74 SCHAURER INSURANCE AGENCY JCPenney NATIONWIDE INSURANCE The man from Nationwide Is on your side Insurance For the Student Subscriptions for all Magazines LIFE— HEALTH ACCIDENT ROXIEROBERTS MAGAZINE AGENCY Complete Family and Business Line 611 N. Main Piqua. O. 305 Ron Aire Dr. 773-8811 Since 1838 Best Wishes to the Class of‘74 JOE THOM A SONS JEWELERS On the Square 306 N. Main 773-1117 Complete l.inc of Sporting Goods HUNT BEVERAGECO THE SPORTSMAN Piqua. Ohio 505 N. Main 773-8616 Looney Road — Piqua. Ohio 773-0177 BEVERLY CERAMIC SUPPLY CLARK- BOLTON REALTY 654 W High Piqua. Ohio Complete Supply of Ceramic China Items Instructions firing Wholesale Retail Walt Disney Figures Reads to Paint 10010 N. Co. Rd. 25-A Piqua. Ohio Congratulations to the Seniors of’74 Congratulations to the Class of 1974 Jamimfi Fuitau Hwitft 333 W. High 773-3161 HARTZELL INDUSTRIES, INC. Mart ell Propeller Fan Co. Hartzell Propeller. Inc. Hartzell Walnut, Inc. Hartzell Hydraulics. Inc. Piqua Aircraft Company JACK'S DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS 307 W. High St. Piqua. Ohio Surgical Supports Convalescent Needs PIQUA AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION “Dealers of Integrity Driver Motor's Inc. Hardenbrook I'ord Inc. RogersOldsmobile Cadillac Inc. Schlingman Buick Pontiac Inc. Jim Stafford Volkswagen DUER PLASTICS Schmidlapp Equipment Co. 6506 u. S. 36 Covington. Ohio Good-Luck Graduates Continental Beauty School Piqua. Ohio • Tuition on Terms • Day Night Classes • New Classes First Third Monday of Every Month • Service for the Public by Senior Students 773-9641 R.C.Hemm GlassShop Inc. nr Everything in Glass 314 S. Main 773-5591 Happiness and Prosperity Class of 74 Bates Electric Service 419 Franklin St. 773-7329 Piqua. Ohio To maintain that Graduation Look, call for a FREE skin tone analysis and Make-up appointment. No obligation. We promise you an exciting experience! You'll always have the skin you deserve. 518 W. High St. Piqua. Ohio Phone 773-0969 Congratulations Class of'74 THE FRENCH OIL MILL MACHINERY COMPANY 430 W. High Congratulations Class of ’74 Congratulations to the Class of'74 SSL CLOTHING Piqua East Mall Piqua, Ohio 1035 West Greene St. Phone 773-3420 1 BLAINE COLLETT, JR. 1 rsl Carpenter Contractor 820 Clark Ave. Piqua. Ohio Phone 773-1145 | HAMBURGERS Congratulations Class of ”74 Walker's We sell millions nationwide 200 N. College 773-9751 ShoeStore Piqua East Mall Congratulations MELCHER FUNERAL HOME joubis vour spta.tr 646 West High Street PIQUA CENTRAL ALMA MATER Phone 773-1647 Dear Alma Mater, Piqua High, Our Heart all turn to thee. Thou inspiration of our lives. Through all the time to be. For All Your Building Needs The many lessons learned from you, Will guide our footsteps right. May all thy days be filled with praise And all thy ways be bright. 1 T l Piqua Lumber Company CHEER FOR THE INDIANSi SHANELY'S 339 S. Main 773-6873 L Rexall Pharmacy Covington, Ohio A Congratulations . Class of’74 the piqua national bank and trust company SKATELAND PIQUA EAST MALL ROUTE 36 PERSONAL imstiiuiiom INSURANCE MANAGEMENT RICHARD BUNOSCHUH PRESIDENT WILLIAM SCHERER COMMERCIAL 1STATI PLANNING v RSirLW_.JL i vc« Him yo u r independent Insurance § agent SIRVBS YOU PIRBT Our Objective . . . To Best Serve Your Needs Phone 773-2912 100 N. SUNSET PIQUA, OHIO MID-WEST Insurance Agency, Inc. CHARLES C. ALLEN sVO� c •A l� T O YOU tAVINOS Congratulations to the Class of 74 j Valley Antenna Systems Inc M Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 Favorite City PumCATV 120 W. Water St. 773-2288 Parts Supplies Piqua, Ohio There's more to see with Cable TV. To Each Member of the 1974 Graduating Class We Wish a Most Successful Future THE THIRD SAVINGS and LOAN COMPANY Piqua. Ohio Branch Office 1270 E. Ash Street Hi v CASSANO PIZZA KING TASTY ITALIAN RECIPES OF MOM DONISI Success to the Class of ’74 Open 7 Days • Inside Seating or Carry-Out Special Party Prices 414 W. Water St. Phone 773-6482 TM« ORIOINAL 211 E. Ash Si. Piqua. Ohio ._ WOOLWORTH’S Piqua East Mall The fun place to shop for the entire family” extends their sincere good wishes for success to the CLASS OF ’74 Woolwordx A good mind pays off in the Navy. If you're a high school graduate with a taste for math or physics, you may qualify for our Advanced Electronics or Nuclear Power Programs. And over SI 7,000 worth of advanced technical training to guarantee yourself a firm foothold in the future, whether you remain in the Navy or not. For more details, see the Navy Recruiter below. Be someone special in the new Navy. NAVY RECRUITING STATION 308 E. Ash St. Piqua, Ohio 45356 Ph. 773-8254 Wills Home Improvement Center 1129 Park AvC. 778-0800 Kitchens. Bathrooms. Carpet Plumbing. Heating Air conditioning Everything for the Home Builders and Developers New homes In Park Ridge ROGERS JEWELERS Diamonds Watches Fine Jewelry Unusually Large Selection of DIAMONDS Rings O'Romance Diamond Lock Sets Authorized Keepsake Jewelers Piqua East Mall Piqua. Ohio Compliments of Winans’ Carriage House Candies Congratulations Class of’74 BUILDING FOR YOUR MANY TOMORROW'S TODAY! Executive Offices: 322 W. Water St.. Piqua Sales Ofc. Furnished Models: South St. Candlewood Blvd., 773-5501 Best wishes to Central High Students Bill MeVety Realty 222 W. Ash SL Piqua. Ohio We make the finest in mints, chocolate and hard-tack 308 W: Water 773-1981 Piqua. Ohio FAMILY LIVING Five Basic Models Electric Baseboard Heat Outdoor Patios Ranch, 2-Story Colonial, and L-shaped Homes CANDLEWOOD HILLS By BRICK HOMES 3 and 4 Bedrooms 1, 1 Vi and 2 Bathroom Family Rooms I and 2 Car Garages Carpeting MUW� MID-CONTINENT PROPERTIES, INC. (tun (nr Sums t ktu Main Office 300 West High St. 773-6514 Branch Office 138 N. Sunset Dr. 773-4200 Congratulations, SENIORS 600 North Wayna Stroot • Piqua. Ohio 46366 Best Wishes to the Class of ’74 Good Luek Seniors LIDDY INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insuranee Service 778-1822 John Liddy. C.I..U. 311 N. Wayne St Res. 773-4916 Piuua. Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1974 500 N.WAYNI St. Thomas R. Mote. C.P.C.U. Robert B. Reed. C.L.U. William C. Reed. C.P.C.U. We Do Our Best to Give You the Best mig -V' fcv '■' - s A g 3 on a picnic h’sjbiticr . tickin' good You can pick up Col. Sanders’ Kentucky Fried Chicken.at: The Chick House 102 W. Greene Piqua The Chick House 1038 Park Piqua The Chick House 17 Norwich Rd. Troy Photography by Clarence N. Brush 2025 E. U. S. 36 Piqua. Ohio COOPER’S POINT SERVICE Robert E. Cooper Owner Broadway Riverside Best Wishes to the Class of '74 Zhe D. §. tight tig Center Brel-Aire lr Bowling and Dining |h 1 124 N. SUNSET DRIVE PIQUA. OHIO 45356 Fully Air-Conditioned % Special Bowling Rates for Students f LIGHTING FIXTURES - NuTone PRODUCTS 8 regulation si c Billiard Tablcs TO Don Jenkins PHONE (513) 773 8448 Old Co. Rd. 25-A North H 71 ! i TA Congratulations to the Class of'74' Congratulations Class of‘74- Daniel’s Pastry Shop F R WOOD PRODUCTS 124 W. High St. Piqua.Ohio Congratulations Class of‘74 FAVORITE HILL T. V. SALES SERVICE FANCI FLAIR Beauty Salon 778-0440 Color T. V. — Stereo Zenith R. C. A. 25th Year 914Clark Avc. Piqua.Ohio Yesterday upon the stair I met a man who wasn’t there He wasn’t there again today My I wish he’d go away. Compliments Industry Products Company Best of Luck 500Statler Road Piqua. Ohio SREPCO ELECTRONICS Die cutting and fabrication of NON-METALLIC Materials r 1 I S( HvVINN CONTINF NTAI C 2 __.A Best of Luck to the Class of 1974 fill CONTAINER CORP. OF AMERICA SMITTY’S Composite Can Division Bicycle and Locksmith Service 1410 Edge St. 773-0747 Piqua. Ohio VETTER ELECTRIC SERVICE Winans Pastries Ice Cream HOME STORE FACTORY 1027 Washington Avc. 1042 CAMP ST. 773-6413 773-9294 Wion-Lindsay G. E. Congratulations Appliance Class of’74 417 N. Main Street Piqua, Ohio 45356 Carl R. Wion. Jr. “Smokcy 773-1153 Business 773-7319 Home 1 Realty J Make Your Home “Look Like a Million” Congratulations to the Class of'74 USE Dean Barry High Grade Paints and Imperial Schumacher Strahan Wall Tex. Sanitas Wall Coverings THE PIQUA PAINT CO. F. C. SKINNER PAINTING 810 S. Roosevelt 773-3858 Compliments of 204-06 N. Wayne 773-2102 Instant Mot Instant Cold Ulbrich's Outstanding Meat Department Serving Piqua and the surrounding territory for over 62 years Ulbrich’s is open 7 days a week. 7 A. M.-ll P. M. ULBRICH’S IGA 407 Walnut St. Save our register tapes for your favorite charity 1% refund Congratulations Class of ’74 BILL S RENTAL £. SALES - BILL’S TOOL RENTAL SALES 1702 Commerce Dr. Piqua. Ohio 45356 773-0733 Coffee still I0 Your Family Restaurant KOON-ARBOGAST INSURANCE Congratulations Graduates Our Future Clients Piqua. Ohio 773-2973 Compliments of PIQUA ENGINEERING, INC PIQUA INN Hours 5 am-7 pm daily except Friday 5 am-9 pm PORTER S SHOE REPAIR MILLER-METEOR DIVISION WAYNE CORP 1276 E. Ash 773-2114 10-6 Mon.-Fri. 10-5 Sat. 125 Clark Avenue Piqua, Ohio Jakitom Sexvkx • House Clkanwc • C rrr Cl nwc • Your Complete Cleaning and Sanitary Supply Center • SL wiinlnw cleaning laiilar m T 217 North Main Street Congratulations Class of “74 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '74 CftiftCftJuyOttt 1425 Washington Ave. TheFINCEL COMPANY Overhead Garage Doors and Electric Garage Door Operators 124 N. Roosevelt We sell the best and service the rest. PIQUA WHEEL AND BODY SHOP � ! L !■■■■■■ — Complete Passenger and Truck Alignment Body Repair and Wheel Balancing I. L. Monnin GRISSOM'S MARKET Open 24 hrs. a day Corner of High and Sunset 114 W.ASH PIQUA . OHIO 214 Zimmerman Jewelers Downtown Piqua ART CARVED AND KEEPSAKE Diamond Ring and Wedding Band Center Lay-aw ay or Credit Terms Congratulations Class of 74 Sunset Cleaners Sunset Shopping Center 773-9034 1538 Covington Ave. Zollinger Co. 101 South Wayne St. Institutional Foods Restaurant and Janitorial Supplies 773-0695 Piqua Daily Call the upper miami valley's news and advertising showcase JACOBY'S INC. i coi� vj FRIGIDAIRE Sidney Your Frigidare. Amana, Corning. Kitchen Aid. and Maytag Dealer Best Wishes Class of 74 Division MSL Industries. Inc. Manufacturers of WELDED STEEL TUBING STUDENT COUNCILS J Page 176 ! Barb and kathx Shanelx Don Smith V N.iiuv Bcrkemcier 4 Slt.iri Nel lcx ' Mark Jones ■ Mum Johnson ludx Waugh I ii I anmrcaux ' N.iikx Dennis Mi Jackie I loxxcll I • ■ I ii nn Dorman I I cri( tiissom Debbie Poltx 14 Connie Shaxxler I Paltx 11ari ell it kim Mamaei I nn lint IN Wes Westfall l‘ I edit I x ler 20. (iail Duet 21 Vicki Mitchell 22 Sue Gilmore 23 kathx I eeper -J Bunin Moiroxx Beck x Stremmel -6 kax Dell meet r JillMarrs 2 Beekx I esslcr N John Butts 12. I.xdia Caudill IV Sue Jamieson 14. Jack W jsson ( niigraliiialioiis 15. Dennis Boxer ( lassol '4 16 Dris 1 angc 17. Debbie Koderiek IX. JelT 1 ellel 19 Martha 1 xons R FELT COMPANY :o 21 ( hern Irx m 1 ina Barbee ' mx DeBlase PIQUA. OHIO :v Marx Beaslex 24. Jim Clark j 25. Julie llemm J 26. lerrx Wagner 7 1 out Stem 2x. Bob Vest 29. kathx 1 limit JO. kathx Johnson 30. Stove Vincent 31. Brenda 1 oxgll 31 1 isa Steinhilber 32. Jax Rees 32. Gave Huston ,33. ( arol and athx W ajsner 34. Dave rhomas Page 177 35. keith 1 ange 36. K � sx Schilling: 1 Carol) n l x son 37. 1 ina Baugh S Chen W orden 38. Mark 1 aehex J. Brent Burns 39. Jim Heater 4. Carol W oods 5 Beekx W right 6 Carol) n Conrad 7. Chris k indell X. Kandx Kohmson V. Shexaxxn Mckmnex 10. Icrrx Mspaugh II. Debbie 1 ong 218 rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Conrad B. Boohcr. D.C. S. R. Turner Stephen W. King John W. Morris. O.D. John E. Osborne. M.D. Charles R. Penrod. D.C. Wayne F. Hootman. D.D.S. John W. Gallagher. M.D. Richard A. Goater N.A. Balta. M.D.. Inc. Wm. W. Trostel. M.D. William M. McCulloch Dr. Byron O. France Wm. M. Hildebrand Charles E. Gariety. M.D. Dr. Rasmond W. Millbourn William T. Wilkins. Jr.. M.D. George R. Cameron Dr. and Mrs. J.P. Steinhilber Gerard F. Wolf. M.D. Michael R. Tinkler. D.D.S. Dr. and Mrs. G. Wcinschenk Dr. C.H. Libbee Dr. and Mrs. Dale Hudson Dr. W illiam D. Marshall Joseph Lowe. M.D. R. K. W ilson Marion Fessler SPONSORS Gail Wilson has rubber lips. Eric Watson Dimples Delight Bob and Deb April 13. 1973 Mary Kay The best senior ever Kris Chris and Connie '76 Bullhcadcd and Dunt Dum Someday we'll be together Vicki. Soph: Kathy. Jr.: Shevawn. Sr. Susie and Ron Mr. and Mrs. II. Dave and San Earl and Beverly The Exterminators We ain't nobodv's buddy, buddy E.W.. R.B., Flunky F.S. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reed and Tom To Bcvc We'll never cal hamburgers without thinking of you. Jim and Sue Mas 28. 1973 K.A.L. and C.C.H Terry Alspaugh The 3T Kid Honker and Bo o '74 Randy and Cindy Oct. 27. 1973 Dingy Dewey You'll always be in my dreams Your Dum Dum To Julie 76 You'll alwavs be in mv heart (blue sock)Chris '74 Carolyn '74. Val '75. Julie and Tcri '76 Lcsand Kyle Butch. Chuck and Sues Spirit of 76C.M.A., L.A.B.. T.L.D.. S.L.D.. M.A.H.. J.K.H.. J.A.J.. J.K.J.. S.J.O.. S.J.P.. P.J.S.. M.D.S.. K.D.S.. K M S.. J.E.W.. A.L.W. Pork Chops Forever! Cabin 2 Band Camp '72 Mr. Wallachsays: All scholars take CHEMISTRY Fuzzy and Ace H.W.H. Inc. moves on toU.C. To the Seniors of Rank s I from Colonel. Crabby Dimples Au travail. Gus! French IV Sue '74. Chris 75. Sherry '76 J.F. Remember don't come on test days! Boy arc you stupid! 5th Period Geometry Bcc Don. Kim Tom We linally make it!!! Nancv '74. Lisa '75. Carol 76 S C U M. RB. EW.TM. FS.JP. AS. RD.TG Kathi '74, Jill 73. Missy 72 Hugs'n Kisses Corky from W.W. Peggy. Jeff. Hyacinth. Wesley. Carol. Maudic. Davy. Eve. Lcnorc. Lysbeth. Alix. Julie. Joy. Sylvia. Jerry, led. Mr Mrs. Mason. Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Day. Mrs. White. Mrs. Trimmer. Mrs. Lumpkin. Mrs. Mason. Alice. Margaret. Truck Driver. Mailman. Tax Man. Delivery Girl. Stage Craft Guild. Pizza Parly Group. ABCDNW Love from lloncy-pooh bear Calico Cutes Mike and Donna Casto Aug. 3. 1974 Wait til next year. Mr. Wallach! DH. MH.JD.CM. IJ Good-luck always. Erie Smile Today is my day off. Mr. Wallach Dean By and large. VIr. Meek. Thumpcty -Thump-Thump Cabin 4 You can take your Sunshine and 3’ '■ 3! Cabin 5 Sc Bcdwcttcrs Senior April and Rookie Cindy K. Kangaroo and C. Chimp forever Rank 12 once and for all Carol and Bill Pierre October 18. 1975 Flyboy and April 219 : doctor, lawyer, indian chief iF Qrcr p ac at- w vj T� 0 H Al i'k t J ) 2c«i i . • « • Sonebo K O ojk V Btchfw . Tu ri 9i+ Ov '• 3«a I eww,J(criS s '1 ' v 0 T S_ ip CA|X QJ 3 ou a rte. •r1K«IK UvKjrtiK S � l) , -V ■ • - o .rp yc ,V- 7 ___ C7 r JoHV brv Eo „ '5 1 ° e °A C fiV '$o 1E 3ol i ST oo ha Eif the: mhoL Ejsr a ' c„ T T nr ASK -rHe l RE HA VJa G- filHHL I H.O g W. OrfA ED 4 fOAfcetf veo LJ � « � . H £ •'• f r£. � « a. A € % av - .UU SrtHfj J THg GR60T ORT RSJ ZJe ijMsrjb - XPfl oIxa2 ObdkjfxJL is C otYJOpcrlf-'k - - ! K S7s V N« ' v - - - -vT! ' S ARAB oil Qu-ecze. 3 • ■ , n'o V' v' ' NMB WE MUST HA VE When we started this yearbook, we hoped that it would have a happy ending that all our pessimism concerning the old school would be amusing because a new school would have been voted for in March. But now it looks dead serious to us and we hope to you. A yearbook is supposed to reflect each particular year-to convey the feeling of BEEN DREAMING the year so that in the future each book can pinpoint a particular year in memory. We hope no student or teacher of Piqua Central forgets that 1974 was the year when his hopes for better education in Piqua were cast aside by the many voters of Piqua who were more concerned with their ow n selfish ideas than with the young, people of its tow n. June 7. 1974 Dear Mrs. Wilson When ou look at this book, will it remind you of the parking ticket we got in Cincinnati? Or the hassle we had over the cover? Or the time we had to take 100 Gotcha stickers off- P.U.S.’s crumbling walls? (It probably would've kept them up longer.) What about the time Mr. Miller didn't show up with Tom Goffs pictures of Brigadoon. and everybody nearly had a nervous breakdown? And all the things that we lost in the filing cabinet and all the croppers that we broke (at SI5 a piece). Do you remember the way Scott Kingrey cut up your driving? (Though, that isn't half as bud as your compulsive doodling.) What about the day we got our first proofs back? We were so proud. Then there were all the headaches, all the decisions, all the work, and all the laughter. (We did laugh alot. didn't we?) Will you remember? We will. For always. So. even though the yearbook experts disapprove of this, we dedicate the 1974 Piquonian to you. Fondly, Kim Ann