R Nelson Snider High School - Safari Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1974 volume:

J Safari 1 974 R. Nelson Snider High Scliool 4600 Fairlawn Pass Fort Wayne, Indiana 46805 Volume 9 ' ■ tt- mmn Returning to the simple life Ever try to eat a pine cone; many parts are edible, you know. Along with Euell Gibbons getting back to nature, many students got into the natural scene. There were new health food stores and exercise centers. People also got back to previous times with the nostalgia and 50 ' s revivals. American Graffiti, 50 ' s days at school, and ren- ditions of old songs took people back to times which they tried to reconstruct in their own way. Many sporting milestones were passed during the year: Hank Aaron and his home run record, Indiana and its swimming dynasty downfall, and the Miami Dolphins won their second con- secutive Super Bowl Title. With inflation and increased prices, people became do-it-yourselfers. Kids became more handy and built their own boats, made their own clothes, designed their own jewelry, and grew ' their own food. While everyone became more aware of every day life, they also became more aware of themselves and their surroundings. students travel to Mexico Fifty-eight Snider stu- dents spent an exciting spr- ing vacation in Mexico City. This unforgettable trip includ- ed many tours and activities. They climbed the pyramids, attended a Spanish mass, visited the Anthropology museum, toured Chapuitepec Castle, walked around the University of Mexico, ate at ex- clusive restaurants, and bargained at the markets. Topping off the week on Friday, the group spent the en- tire day in Taxco, the largest silver mining town in the world. The trip gave the group a chance to use the Spanish they had learned in the classroom and understand the Mexican people a little better. It also brought the students closer together and everyone came home with new friends. TOP: Welt, looks like the Dodgers lost again. RIGHT: All my girls. BELOW RIGHT: Do we have to climb all the way back down? BELOW: This beautifully designed building Is the Library of the University of Mexico. LEFT: Located In the center of Mexico City Square is the stately Fine Arts Building. ABOVE: Matt DeHaven is all wrung out. BELOW LEFT: Over looking ttie little sliver mining town of Taxco Is the St. Iglesia de Santa Prisa Church. BELOW: Dave bargains with the vendor- es muy caro. Menos, menosi Naturally, not all of a student ' s time is spent at school. Activities varied from hobbles to jobs to recreation: a week in Florida or a streak at Azar ' s. Some kids spent a large part of their free time at McDonald ' s or Charlie ' s, while many worked at grocery stores, gas stations, and Glenbrook. Bicycling interested more people than ever before, both as exercise and a means of transportation. Those who had their own cars still enjoyed souping them up and racing. If there weren ' t any of those fun parties, the theatres were frequented and The Exorcist and The Sting were the big movies of the year. But as always there were quiet moments to share with a friend. Each day is your own treasure — enjoy it 10 m n. i X ' - ■ -1 J 11 ABOVE: The Homecoming Court members were: Ellen Schenkel, VIcki Harges, Mary Lou Banthien, Jane Reed, 1972 Queen Karia Boxberger, Chris Slater, Joanne Richard, and Lee Ann Philips. RIGHT: Quarterback Mark Wallace calls the next running play. BELOW: The first Panther touchdown came on a carry by Wllbert Anderson in the first quarter. Snider won 21-7. If ; ' Tr? ' «B ' :-fS Reed crowned queen highlights fun week Snider ' s annual Home- coming Week was one of the best in our history. Each day had a special event in which a majority of students participated. They included: color day, sucker day, grub day, hats off day, sock-it-to-em day, and the most popular 50 ' s day. A pep session, powder- puff football game, car smash, bonfire, and caravan also helped boost the team to a vic- tory over Huntington North on October 12. Senior Jane Reed was crowned Homecoming Queen in half-time activities as a thrilled capacity crowd look- ed on. A dance concluded the evening where everyone had a good time. Pictured are: The Homecoming pep session which brought class races, faculty ' cheerleacJers . and lots of excitement. The crowd looking on as the court and their escorts were introduced. Band Members, in their favorite uniforms, played Drums Ride On at the half-time ceremonies. Karla Box- berger congratulating Senior Jane Reed, the 1973 Homecoming Oueen. 13 The Male Animal CAST Cleota Sara Bewley Nancy Sansom Ellen Turner Julie King Nancy Kiefer Tommy Turner Jeff Shurr Patricia Stanley Jana Gehl Mary Ann Springer Wally Myers Glenn Opiiger Dean Frederick Damon Bob Holkeboer Michael Barnes Tom Redman Joe Ferguson Mark Timm Mrs. Blanche Damon Cindy Diller Nutsy Miller Jim Bryan Newspaper reporter Matt DeHaven Ed Keller Bruce Hill Myrtle Keller Sue Bauerle Beth Hart LEFT: No, he ain ' t heral Cleota (Sara Bewley) tells the persistent newspaper reporter (Matt DeHaven). TOP: Tommy Turner (Jeff Shurr) pities himself as he thinks about his disintegrating marriage. ABOVE: After a rousing chorus of Happy Birthday for Ellen, cast members take another drink. 14 LEFT: In a drunken stupor, Tommy Turner tells his prize pupil Michael Barnes (Tom Red- man) about all The Male Animals. ABOVE: Ellen (Nancy Klefer) listens to her husband try to explain why he should read Vanzeth to his class. BELOW: Myrtle Keller (Sue Bauerte) and Blanche Damon (Cindy Dlller) listen to the men talk about the big football game. Everyone did a tremendous Job In the story of the controversial editorial which threatened to break up a marriage. Essay on Spirit Panther school spirit was evident this year in many different ways. The spirit at the pep sessions was sometimes hiding somewhe re under the bleachers. The most successful pep sessions were those with a purpose: Homecoming, Girl ' s Volleyball in State Finals, and Basketball Sectional. Our cheerleaders put In a lot of hard work to help boost spirit but the only time anyone really expressed it was during Roll Call. The Juniors dominated the show of spirit by receiving the Spirit Stick almost everytime. Girl ' s sports were strong examples of spirit shown by teams. The participants had the spirit and tried to relay it to others. The volleyball team took se- cond at State and the gymnastic team had a successful season too. At Christmas time the Lettermen ' s Club spon- sored their annual Can Drive breaking a city record by raising over 17,770 cans to give to the Fort Wayne Christmas Bureau. Mr. Williams ' first period class, Room 103, brought in 4,894 cans in a week ' s time for first place. The Student Council ' s State School Christ- mas project was successful too. Students collected over $900 worth of gifts and gave eleven parties for State School patients. Our Marching Band was the only one from Fort Wayne to receive first or superior ratings in the NISBOVA contest held in October. Our band performed at all home football and basketball games and at all the pep sessions to help boost spirit. Much club spirit was presented with activities, dances and presentations throughout the year. by Julie Becker 16 er panthers i i , J J V K- K t  . - ij ttotMm V « ' 4 . jL « ■ ' ' flk ■J T % How to succeed J. Plerrepont Finch Tom Redman Book Voice Bruce Hetrick Gatch Jim Bryan Jenkins J° • ' ■ ' Matthews Tom Broxon Tackaberry Matt DeHaven Peterson Ed Smalstria J B BIggley Ed Moehlenkamp Rosemary J e King g 3t Henry Neal Smitty Joanne Schuckel Frump Nell Andrews Miss Jones Cindy Diller Mr. Twimble Mark Timm Hedy Pam Savic Scrubwomen Beth Hart, Laura Brake Miss Krumholtz Nancy Sansom Toynbee Glenn Opiiger Ovington John Nelson T V Announcer Greg Leatherman Policeman Dave Bryan H Womper Bruce Hill g4 , Plypp Dave Redman Smith ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . Mark Murphy t 1 ABOVE: BIggley (Ed Moehlenkamp) consoles his nephew Bud Frump (Neil Andrews) who was recently fired from his job. LEFT: Rosemary (Julie King) contemplates quitting her job when Finch (Tom Redman) seems more interested in business than her. BELOW: The executive secretaries, dressed in their Irresistable Paris Originals, listen as Ovington (John Nelson) accepts his promotion. 18 without really trying ■ IE LEFT: Biggley (Ed Moehlenkamp) and Hedy (Pam Savic) proclaim their iove for each other in Love From A Heart of Gold. ABOVE: Finch (Tom Redman) explains that the executives in the World Wide Wicket Company are all in the Brotherhood Of Man. BELOW: The cast ends A Secretary Is Not A Toy, one of the production numbers In the musicaL This is An Opening Lori Steffen and Jim Bryan Blue Grass Medley . Kent IVIcLerotli, Alan Lloyd, Scott Uhrick in The Ghetto Yvonne Phillips and Jay IVIcClain Winter Wonderland Brenda Merkei, Joanne Gates, Nancy Sansom Diary of a Mad Housewife . . . Juiie King and Joanne Schuckei Hawaii Kathy Harber Brother Love Mark Timm and Neii Andrews My Way Deb Seneff Romeo and Juilet Revisited Reed Road Runners by Stanley A. Voiz Oliver Medley Swing Choir The Way We Were John Krinn Son of Heart Throb ... Ed Moehienkamp, Robin Westerfieid, Amy Davis, Tom Redman, Henry Neal Shaft Jane Thornbury Scopes Monkey Trail Ed Moehienkamp and Mark Timm Love Medley Henry Neai Pochanontas, Consummation, Chiapas Jazz Band TOP: Lori Steffen and Jim Bryan combine their talents to open the 1 974 Sketchbook program with the appropriate song, This Is An Opening. ' ABOVE RIGHT: A little dramatics never hurt, as Julie King and Joanne Schuckei perform a skit. RIGHT: Salvation is the theme, as Mark Timm, as Brother Love, takes command at an old-fashioned revival meeting. BELOW: Satisfying those peo- ple who have a country preference, Alan Lloyd, Kent McLeroth and Scott Uhrick, put together a Blue Grass Medley. Sketchbook ' 74 I LEFT: Using a variety of songs to express himself, Henry Neal sings ills Love Medley to appreciative audiences and two standing ovations. ABOVE: in Tlie Glietto, as performed by Jay iVIcCiain and Yvonne Pitiiilps, offer a pleasing, If not somber mood to tiie all-school performance. BELOW LEFT: I must have been a beautiful babyl sings Mr. James Clauser, in the teacher ' s production. BELOW: Combining their varied vocal talents, the teachers sing the finale Everything ' s Comin ' Up Roses . 21 TOP: Al Greenlee helps Amy Davis out of his hand- some Model A. ABOVE: Mike Calhoun, Peggy Dahm, Robin Bagley, and Rick Huser check out the punch and cookies. ABOVE RIGHT: Rhonda Huser and her date seem Intrigued In their dancing. RIGHT: The Group stops for a quick picture. BELOW: Jim Berghoff sneaks In a smile while his date Is oblivious to It all. Photographs and memories 22 ABOVE: The Senior Prom Court consisted of Sue VenturonI, JoEllen Detwller, Queen Jana Gehl, Yvonne Phillips, and Amy Ferguson. LEFT: Many kids felt like they could have danced all night. BELOW LEFT: Chairs were a A elcome sight after a long night of dancing. BELOW: Eric Rumschlag kisses Jana Gehl while Prom Committee Chairman, Sheryl Larson, matches. ABOVE: Senior Class President Matt Kennedy and Senior Class Secretary Julie King receive certificates of recognition for their academic achievements at the Senior Recognition Assembly. RIGHT: Marcia MItson receives the Home Economics in Business award from Mrs. Moore. BELOW: The Senior class marches into the Coliseum to Pomp and Circumstance, led by Junior class officers. . J lJ fc liH t ' - W HM 24 Graduation 1974 LEFT: Student Council President, Mark TInnm, gives his farewell address to seniors at the assembly held Thursday evening, May 30. Mark enumerated the accompiishments of the Council. He also said that he thought this year had the highest achieving Council. ABOVE: These students received awards for their academic excellence for their three years at Snider. BELOW: Hoosier Scholar Toni Anderson tells a joke to unappreciative Tim Becker and Sherry Allendorph. The big day came for four hundred eighty-one seniors on June 2. Val- edictorian, Cindy Diller and Salutato rian, Diane Bergoch addressed the graduating students. Mr. Jerry O. Petrie and IVlr. Lester Grile offered their congratulatory re- marks. President Matt Kennelly led graduates in the tassle ceremony, symbolic of the end of twelve signifi- cant years, but also, a new beginning. As the seniors recess- ed, caps vere thrown in jubilation. 26 27 Safari Sheryl Larson | Sherry Hyndman J l Renee Rousseau 1 B Margaret Connors H Gretchen Keener | V Bruce Hetrick | H Marcia MItson K Bruce Hill H Natalie Nicholas Terry O ' Brien B Chris Nutt Tom Broxon ] Lisa Kory Julia Becker H 28 Scroll 3 Brenda Merkel Natalie Nicholas Denise Davis Gregg Dyl stra Lauren Grise Joanne Gates Sherry Hyndman Paula Koorsen Julia Becker Rhonda Mahlan Sue Heineman Teresa Weissert Steve Scully Bruce Hetrick Terry O ' Brien Sue Dick Judy Schenkel Yvette Gaff Bruce Hill Carolyn Leitzman Tom Broxon Gretchen Keener Joanne Schuckel Neil Andrews student Council Officers John Ellett Jeff Shurr Tim Becker Mark Timm Natalie Nicholas student Council Tim Becker Kay Fox Duane DeBruler Mark Timm Vicki Zimmerman Tom Redman Natalie Nicholas __ Kelly Krull Glenn Major Shurr mmmmmmmmmmh HHH| Jim Donelson 1 ll§ Ed Johnson John Ellett | B Amy Davis Patty Albert H Jim Bryan 1 H Brenda Hill Ellen Achleman ™ Steve Osborn J H B Jeni Hamilton Teresa Weissert Don Cunningham B B Brenda Buuck Denise Castetter Stacy Towls H Mary Peralta Matt Kennelly Becky Rhoades f Kay Phillips Pam Borden Julia Becker Karen Jockel Mrs. Staup Karen Johnson Gretchen Keener Mr. Weaver Peggy Lewis Lori Steffen Peggy Stump Sue Heineman Jane Thornbury Chris Echlin Denise Fisher Denise Davis Nelson Peters Debbie Nutt Brenda Merkel Holly Bloomquist Sheryl Larson Lisa Stauffer 1 Entre Nous MSi«M- N Lisa Kory Laura Siebold Teresa Weissert Rhonda Mahlan Kalene Libka Debbie Daniels Kathy Gant Sue Heineman Dawn Runger Maureen Cook Becky Rhoades Lisa Gherke Julie McGaharan Margaret Connors Sheryl Larson Karen Johnson Diane Laney Kathy Adair Jill Dumask Brenda Hill Leslie Albright Debbie Noecker Marcia Mitson Cheri Rolland Chris Nutt Renee Rousseau Squires i -if:!!. JZ ' Joe Wuest Dan Brehm Dan Mangold Don Orban Mike Ludwig Glenn Major Gene Hollenberg Mr. Rusk Kit Anderson Mark Erdman Kevin Johnson Norman Lindahl Mr. Eickoff Concert Choir Mr. James Clauser Kim Meyers Julie King Kim Carpenter Nancy Klefer Jean Przeniczny Chris Payette Sandy Bopp Denise Davis Sue Bauerie Brenda Merlcel Rhonda Mahian Natalie Nicholas Lee Urich Donna Keppler Pesgy Stump Jim Bryan Eric Farr Chris Barngrover Jim Jordan Mike Piatt Mike Rhoades Val Easton Jenny Lepper Ellen Achieman Teresa Weissert Linda Bodie Sue Rumschiag Gretchen Keener Debbie Thomas Karen Goon Nancy Boyer Mike Partain Jeff Dillion Mark Timm Roger Zartman Matt Gooley Glenn Major Ed Smaistria Jim Rye Debbie Dennis Nancy Kane Pam Hiismier Cindy Clark Lori Steffen Lena Green Nancy Sansom Joanne Gates Karen Connelly Brenda Hill Joanne Schuckei Tom Redman John Krinn Neil Andrews John Nelson Terry O ' Brien Ron Zartman Tom Broxon Hank Neal Mary Stump Holly Bioomquist Tara Carroll Debbie Seneff Nanette Biddle Laura Goidsberry Bob-Holkeboer Thom Anderson Todd Steele 34 Swing Choir Natalie Nicholas Sue Bauerle Dave Redman Brenda Merle ei Kelly Schoeff Bruce Hetrick Julie King Jim Bryan Teresa Weissert Lori Steff en Dave Bryan Laura Goldsberry Harriet Hamer Mark Murpi-iy Tom Redman Rhonda Mahlan Hank Neal Joanne Gates Rick Stump Nancy Sansom Neil Andrews Mary Stump Bob Holkeboer Todd Steele i - Snider Dominique Wilson Joe Dillion Keily Schoeff Ricl Kowalski Gena Walters Nancy Smith Darlene Hamric Susan Dick Harriet Hamer Kathy Adair Janet Koorsen Stephanie Moorman Lillian Belcher Kathy Rogers Judy Schenkel Carolyn Leitzman Teresa Kraft Susan Labrie Laura Gottfried Neil Stoller Mr. James Clauser Mike Suever Linda Mcintosh Randy Smith Sandy Marvo Darreil Randolph Joni Faust Bruce Hetrick Kim Thomas Becky Rhoades Dave Gebbert 36 Pat Miller YvetteGaff Jill Main Anne Bouillon Greg Hemmer Dave Redman Dave Bryan Duane Goon Larry Roliand Rick Stump Mary Murphy Maryann Springer Linda Oberlin Kelle Grull Linda Budd Girls Glee _ iv ijmiifrMiii-r ' Vicki Hoerfng Denise Cable Cheryl Coleman Patty Albert Sherry Hyndman Mr. James Clauser Sue Vance Jannlce Rasor Marjorie Heider Sue Begy Debbie Daniels TerrI Ruble Annette Elch Linda Nordlln Becky Weltzman Sheryi Threadglll Cindy Smith Marching Band John Ellett Marsha Scully Denise Furry Jody Powell Karen Mueller Linda Nordlin Kim Fowler Laura Hensch Jennie Jackson Janet Jontz Jean Ellett Jeni Hamilton Lynn Miller Melody Word Debbie Seneff Laura Harlan Patti Manning Lisa Hughes Amy Johnson Nancy Gwaltney Sue Lemert Randy Sunderman Doug Haskell Sherry Voirol Greg Merkel Sue Oeaton Kim Meyers Jean DeVrles Kim Wiggins Debbie Angeloff Brenda Buuck Lisa Kory Kathy Heller Tim Aeschleman Tiane Haskell Jim Reynal Kathy Hannigan Karen Haak Mike Piatt ' |P ' Rob Mendel Terry Hodges Steve Carlton Judy Bireley Sue VanCleave Dave DeBruler Julie Foote Dave Seybolt Bob McGovern Matt Pape Jim Keckler Ken Younger Tom Zimmerman VIcki Zimmerman Marilou Bleeke Debbie Nichelson Jeff Newman Larry Hughes Steve Ealing Ted Wozniak Dean Brown Mike Hamilton Dave DeWolf Greg Leatherman Mark Byers Dick Fry Duane DeBruler Guy Culvin Jean Troup Kent Curry Ted Kays Chris Updike John Anderson Steve Osborn Jean Grimes Mark Hall Kay Feichter Jill Gardiner Larry Adams Bruce Barth Tom Weigman Keith Stuhlman Jeff Miller Kent Parr Steve Scully Gene Hollenberg Jim Taylor Mike Deaton Jeff Kortz Richard Bookmiiler Michelle Haller Brian Johnson Scott Uhrick Richard Welch Kim McBride 38 • ' ZJ Denise Davis Jane Langdon Natalie Nicholas Linda Bodie Cindy Cannpbell Flag Squad - Color Guard Cindy Duetsch Joanne Summerlot Julie Lanie Darlene Davies Debbie Blackford Pam Blackford Nancy Bergoch Cheryl Gwaltney Amy Ferguson Sherry Borland Karen Skinner Kay Phillips Lisa Stauffer Kathy Flynn Diana Wauchek Linda Schoeneman Charlene Seneff Beverly Senter Laurie Einstein ' m m Linda Nordlin Jennie Jackson Sherry Voiroi Marsha Scully Jody Powell Karen Mueller Julie Foote Janet Jontz Kathy Heller JenI Hamilton Laura Harlan Karen Haak Deb Seneff Mike Piatt Mark Hall Lisa Kory Kathy Hannigan Amy Johnson Robert Mendel Dave DeBruler Kay Felchter Sue VanCieave Judy Bireley Michelle Hailer 1 Concert Band ■ k t% 3 ' VLSj ■■ w A B mw wttlKK WL KlW W ti rnKKKf l wMWi iHp Kim Meyers Matt Pape Sue Lemert Jim Keckler |a| Ted Kays Jeff Kortz H Jean Troup Mark Ontireros H Jim Jordan Debbie NIchelson Chris Updike Ted Wozniak Dave DeWolf John Ellett Bill Ramsey Bruce Barth Jean Grimes Greg Merkel Rick Fry James Reynai Duane DeBruler Kent Curry Mark Byers Rick Bookmiller Jeff Hemmer Tim Aeschleman Terry Hodges Randy Sunderman Sue Deaton Scott Urick Cindy Deutsch Richard Welch Brenda Buuck Jeff Miller Debbie Angeioff Keith Stooiman Steve Carlton Mike Deaton Marilou Bleeke Gene Holienberg Bob McGovern Steve Scully Tom Zimmerman Larry Adams Greg Leatherman Kent Parr Jeff Newman Brian Johnson Concert Orchestra Teri Lee Beth Yoder Cindy Wallace Lisa Gehrke Cheri Rolland Matt Kennelly Karen Johnson Leslie Albright Maryann Schuckel Andy Harper Eric Luchterhand Brenda Matthews Sarah Bewley Laura Linden David Hiser Debbie Nutt Kathy Kennelly Kathy Grahm Debbie WItta Dave Copelan Steve Haaser Chuck Taylor Bruce Hill Sam Glassley Richard Bookmiller Mr. Seeger Kay Feichter Phil Baker Laura Harlan Karen Haak Mike Piatt Sue VanCleave Natalie Nicholas Kathy Heller Jeni Hamilton Matt Pape Ted Wosniak Jeff Kortz Bill Ramsey Jim Jordan Dave DeWolf Chris Updike Jean Troup Brian Johnson Kent Parr Larry Adams Randy Sunderman Varsity Cheerleaders Priscilla Hart Janine Oberlin Joanne Collins Marcia MItson Dora Shade Chris Slater Reserve Cheerleaders Sue Lewis Vicki Harges Janet Young Cindy Clark Karen Weaver Karen Stuart Cheerblock mj m fm 1H ib Rhonda Huser Kelly Brehm Pam Barrett Robin Bagley Mrs. Parker Barb Homa Kalene LIbka Linda Davey Debbie Daniels Margaret Conner Brenda Hill Sheryl Larson Deb Shoda Karen Kiracofe Denise Cable Joyce Lundy Rhonda McDougall Elaine Ketner Barb Wulpl Beverly McFadden Beth Bogel Jenny Schwartz Becky Todd Becky Welch Vicki Gehrke Karen Jockel Beth Watters 45 Lettermen . ■:CUV ' Jf i ' ' ' ivm n,«««««  «  W WW«08 Sfito WiS lry0: - 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' ' Teresa Weissert Cindy Diiler Julie King Ed Smaistria David l-liser Joanne Schuckei Mr. Steve Simmons Mark Moore Bob Hoikeboer John Nelson Mr. Tom Pabst 50 Bible Club 4 P 1 J Jim Keckier Sue Deaton Kevin O ' Brian Mike Tupper Carolyn Leitzman Kathy Leweilin Yvette Gaff Kim Myers Denise Cable Los Sombreros Kelly Krxjii Ellen Shenkel Kathy Gant Lisa Watdren Rhonda Huser Kelly Brehm Senor DeLaGuardia Sue Dick Kathy Adair Joe Dillon Dave Redman Julia Becker Debbie Zollinger Don Orban Connie Grill Anne Bouillon Yvette Gaff Pat Larimore Julie Bookout Carolyn Leitzman Vickie Harges Mike Ludwig Steve Osborn Rick Kowalski Mark Murphy Steve Scully Linda Davey Beverly McFadden Denise Castetter Lisa Williams Arneed Bledsoe Mrs. Kinney Le Cenacle m-i Rhonda Mahlan Lori Steffen Maureen Cook Brenda Hill Mrs. Welnraub Harriet Hamer Sandy Huston Karen Taritas Deutscher Verein I S ' y ' ■f M Herr David Mitchell Nancy Kiefer Diane Bergoch Mary Lou Bleel e Tim Becker tTim Johnson Laurel Frushour Steve Osborn Nancy Boyer Kathy Moeller Dick Welsch Nancy Nord Laura Gottfried Michele Scott Greg Merkel Susan Labrie Donna Bennett Kathy Graham Ernie Loehr Brenda Merkel Mark Johnson Paula Koorsen Junior Classical League Susan Schoeff Dawn Runger Maryanne Schuckel Oebra Nutt Elaine Hetner Mrs. Barbara Parker Mike Tupper Rob Mendel Gene Holienberg Nancy Bergoch Stact Beicher Kaiene Libka Bruce Hetrick Cooperative Office Education Jan Peaster Laura Siebold Patti Smith Jenny Wharton Joyce Durham Olwen Mason Renee Niemlec Alice Muelier Patti Donneiiy Leesa Bond Lisa Haii Joyce Rinker Jan Kapp Kathy Buuck Deb Furry Patty Dosen Amy Boone Karen Walsh Pam Lanning Pat Bramiey Sandy Bopp Carol Moelier Jane Reed 56 EH Distributive Education fn Lorl Newville Jeff Waiters Terri Carmack JoAnn Collins Dave Byrne Gina Flowers D. 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Warren Dave Woods Mrs. Fay Staup Kevin Clancy Karen Younger Carol Himes Charles Scott % ' Charles Elej Sherron Craig Sandy Walker Sharon Schmidt Larry Zawodini Bob Bauman Greg Copeiand Coietta Arrington Lynda McCall Linda Weibel Lorna Watson Vicki Ladd Kelly Pattison IV ike Blaugh Ted Carvey Curtis Miller Dan Porter Sally Safford Doug Bruns George Wiegmann Shelby Foster Mike Renno Paula Douglas Beth Mentzer Patty Hughes Afro-Heritage Club Peggy Johnson Ronnie Collins Sandy Amos Ellestine Senter Dave Folkes Karen Younger Gina Flowers Trophes Shields Karen Stuart Joanne Collins Beverly Senter Louis Hollins Donna Thomas Kenny Younger J Snider Art Klub .-l-.i ' S ff ' 8X«, ;indy Smith Stacy Belcher Don Orban Sharon Allendorph Sheila O ' Connor Robin SatterWaithe Nancy Nord Pat Larimore 59 Future Secretaries of America Kris Johnson Jan Peaster Erma Williams Renee Grey Joyce Rinker Laura Goldsberry Renee Niemec Jill Dumask Lisa Knopp Susan Labrie Marilou Bleeke Patty Smith Lisa Waldren c Linda Fritz Deb Seneff Linda Mayers Sandy Schwartz Mrs. Ricketts Karen Taritas . J i K Sff , Chemistry and Biology workers Mike Angeloff Ernie Loehr Steve Doster John Nelson Sheryl Larson Cindy Clarlc Kalene Libka Mike Koorsen Tim Becker Steve hHaaser Karen Goon Diane Bergoch Terry O ' Brien «|F Margie Heider TinhScofield Janet Pate Karen Skinner Tish Wilson Allen Lloyd Julie Hornak Stephanie Morman Judy Walker . J ' ' ABOVE: Dave Redman proves to be a real swinger. ABOVE RIGHT: Ray Sanders works on Improving student-faculty relationships. BELOW: Mr. Petrie takes time out to talk with Laurie Lewis about her future. RIGHT: Andy Harper finds great contrast between this test and the last one. 62 ■. ' ' . LEFT: Peggy Lewis and Eric Rumschiag enjoy each other ' s company at track reglonals. ABOVE: Robert Bramley and Willie Walker look over their accomplishments of 1973-74 and hope for a successful season next year. BELOW: For once, Sehor de la Guardia is speechless. Track team remains undefeated ABOVE: Triumphantly Mike Randolph crosses the finish line. RIGHT: Larry Thomas cruises over the low hurdles for a third place in Sectionals. BELOW: Rick Phillips jumps to a Sectional vic- tory and a new record. 64 ; Goshert wins discus at State ABOVE: State Champ Rob Goshert readies to release the platter. LEFT: Dwight Robinson churns to a fourth place finish In the Regional meet. BELOW: Concentrating on a first place finish, Greg Marsh sprints the last few yards. ■v 66 67 5-4 year; Byrne All-State punter 1. S -JfOS? -ifL , ' CP CN ' V ' l , ABOVE: 1973 Varsity Football Team members are: ROW ONE: Coach Bush, Coach Fast, Varsity Cheerleaders, Coach Hawley, and Coach Patterson. ROW TWO: Jim Andrews, Mark Johnson, Dave Byrne, Oliver Fowlkes, Chuck Taylor, Wllbert Anderson, Larry Thomas, Kevin Kelly, and Paul Vlterlsl. ROW THREE: Tony Simmons, Jim Berghoff, Tom Moulin, Ed Bedford. Matt McClendon, Jon Davis, Dave Kear- by, Ron Rohrbacher, and Rob Goshert. ROW FOUR: Fred Bledsoe, Bob Bodle, Reggie Watson, Greg TIeman, Bill Ramsey, Jeff Wallace, Terry Parrlsh, Kevin Slbery, and Phil Bouillon. ROW FIVE: Kevin Turner, Bruce Foster, Mike Calhoun, Dwight Robin- son Terry Adam, Roger Shull, John Stilwell, Glenn Davis, and Mark Wallace. ROW SIX: Willie Jordan, John Schatko, Joe Leeth, CIIH MIckels, John Bennett, Keith Oberlin, and Jay McClaln. RIGHT: Hard practices began in August. The Varsity Football Team continued the winning tradition with a 5-4 record. Snider remains to be competitive among the state ' s best teams. This year ' s team was average in size and speed. The offense scored more points, but more points were scored against the defense. David Byrne was selected as a punter for the Indiana All- State High School team, while averaging 45 yards per punt. Dwight Robinson was picked for All-Conference Defensive Team as a linebacker. ii«p 60 LEFT: Mike Calhoun confers with Coach Bush on an upcoming play. BELOW: Dave Byrne shows why he was selected for the All State team. BOTTOM: Wllbert Anderson scores six of his fifty-fo ur points for the season In the game against Warsaw. SHS 13 Warsaw SHS 27 Kokomo Haworth SHS O Dwenger SHS 77 Northrop SHS 14 Concordia SHS 21 Huntington SHS 15 Ellchart Cent. SHS 20 South Side SHS 6 North Side 69 .sae sJttfes asasaSi -- TOP: Coach Hawley works with the team on the block- ing dummy. UPPER RIGHT: Short tries to fake out the defensive line at the Elmhurst game. ABOVE: The next play Is called In a quick huddle. FAR RIGHT: At another practice, the team works agility, speed, and power. RIGHT: John Logan shows his versatility as he gets a kick off, after scoring In the last series of plays. 70 r Reserves: 5-3 winning season ROW ONE: Reserve Cheerleaders. ROW TWO: Jeff Davis, Mike Monroe, Tim Reed, Doug Stein, Dave Allen, and Tim Johnson. ROW THREE: Tom Reed, Ken Folks, David Bamgrover, Rich Bollman, Jeff Hemmer, and Kerrwin Short. ROW FOUR: Willie Wallett, Irv Whiteman, Mike Suever, Greg Marsh, Ed Scharrlnghausen, and TImmy Ellison. ROW FIVE: Greg Hemmer, Kevin Winner, Glenn Abels, John Logan, Steve Goode, and Ed Fennell. LEFT: Teamwork Is effective here as they work on a potential receiver. SHS 20 Columbia City O SHS 14 Northrop 28 SHS 6 New Haven 7 SHS 41 Concordia O SHS 14 Dwenger 6 SHS 34 Elmhurst O SHS 33 South Side 6 SHS 6 North Side 8 71 Snider acquires Regional berth ABOVE: Members of the Cross Country team are ROW ONE: Larry Adams, Matt Keefer, Ralph Crozler, Gary Glenn, Steve Blackwell, and Mike Pinkham. ROW TWO: Jon Maler, Pete Glauque, Charles Page, Bruce Schertz, Bruce Dewart, and Dan Whisler. ROW THREE: Carl McBrlde, Doug Haskell, Kevin O ' Brlan, Scott Krieg, Mike Tupper, and Gary Screeton. ROW FOUR: Coach WIchern, Tom PInkerton, Brent Campbell, Mike Durham, Ed Shlnn, Darrell Randolph, and Mark Ontiveros. RIGHT: Ralph Crozler and Mike Pinkham come through the woods at a home meet in Shoaff Park. SHS 20 Dwenger 43 SHS 15 Leo 50 SHS 24 Heritage 35 SHS 15 Whitko 49 SHS 18 Huntington 41 SHS 29 DeKaib 26 SHS 26 Soutliside „ 29 SHS 23 Woodlawn 32 SHS 15 Hamiiton 50 SHS 20 Harding 42 SHS 15 Belmont 50 SHS 20 New Haven 38 SHS 20 Dwenger 43 SHS 23 Concordia 33 SHS 16 Wayne 43 SHS 16 Warsaw 46 SHS 15 Dwenger 50 SHS 28 Southside 27 SHS 15 Northside 46 SHS 21 New Haven 37 SHS 26 Harding 41 72 i 1 ' ' ■l i- N - ., « jspsc Finishing with a 23-3 record, the Snider Cross Country team qualified for Regional competi- tion by placing third out of twenty-two teams in the Sec- tional meet. The reserve team also had a fine season, producing a 20-1 record. Leading the Panther harriers was Gary Glenn, who es- tablished a new school record of 1 2:09 in the two and one-half mile event. Ralph Crozier ended the season as second man, and was followed by Jon Maier, Steve Blackwell, and Pete Giauque in rounding out the five man squad. ABOVE: At Sectionals, October 1 9, Snider contenders get ready to start. LEFT: Gary Glenn oblivious to everyone else, puts forth a strong effort. BELOW: Ralpn Crozier collapses after an exhausting run. 73 Kilmer builds strength for ' 74 ABOVE: Members of the Tennis Team are: ROW ONE: Jeff Nesbit, Branch Lew, Roger Woodruff, Matt Pape, and Kurt Gotta. ROW TWO: Scott Caruthers, Doug Rice, Rick Christ, Alan Lloyd, and Dave Copeland. ROW THREE: Chris Up- dike, Al Whisler, Mike Munro, and Mark Stetzel. BELOW: Kurt and Roger, Snider ' s number one doubles team, work together at a practice. In a building year, the Snider tennis team attained a 4- 10 season record. Coach Kilmer, in his first year of tennis coaching, is looking forward to the ' 74 season, as only two of the top ten players were seniors. Jeff Nesbit won the number one spot on the team. Seniors, Gotta and Woodruff, held the next berths with Lew, Stetzel, and Postel, un- derclassmen, all playing in the top six. 4 cz 74 75 V-ballers take second in state I ABOVE: Volleyball team members are: Row One: Cindy Douglass, Laura Mur- doch, KathI Scharrlng- hausen, Linda Echlln, and Mrs. Pam Bahney. Row Two: Sue Barnes, Sue Kempf, Barb Lyster, PattI Hearon, Cherl Rolland. Row Three: Lisa Johnson, Jane Holllnsworth, Patty Bennett, Diane Chester, Barb Douglas. RIGHT: Jane Holllngsworth, Lisa John- son, and KathI Scharrlng- hausen set up for a point. ■4 SHS 2 vs Harding SHS 2 vs South Side SHS 2 vs Wayne . | SHS 2 vs Beimont | SHS 2 vs Angoia SHS 2 vs South Side SHS 2 vs Wayne SHS 2 vs Garrett SHS 2 vs Leo i SHS 2 vs DeKalb SHS 2 vs Homestead SHS 2 vs Northrop SHS 2 vs Dwenger SHS 2 vs North Side SHS 2 vs Eimhurst SHS 2 vs Concordia SHS 2 vs New Haven SHS 2 vs Concordia SHS 2 vs Luers SHS 2 vs .Northrop 76 As is evidenced by their 20- 1 record, the 1973 giris volleyball team was extremely devoted, hard v« orking and a rare excep- tion to any high school. The girls accomplished something that no other Snider team has ever done, placed second in Statel The girls began their season with their goals set high. Their practices included a minimum of twelve hours a week. They prac- ticed skills and drills but also spent endless hours running for endurance and building strength by the use of the weight machine. Throughout the year the giris gave support to one another. The team ' s oneness was seen by their complemen- tary playing. Combining their hours of practice, competitive spirit, natural ability and dedication, the Snider volleyball team had a fan- tastic year of competition. The girls faced only one real challenge in the ' 73 season — the State game against Mishawaka Marion. Snider can be proud of the girls volleyball teami The team was presented the game ball and each girl received a sliver medal. LEFT: Barb digs one over the net In Sec- tional play at Leo. BELOW: The excited volleyball team members receive letter awards at an assembly. 77 ABOVE: The Varsity Basketball Team Is ROW ONE; Manager Tim Becker, Ron Moore Doug Bruick, Larry TInomas, and manager Bill Brown. ROW TWO: Coachi Kiine. Frank Jackson, Steve Martin, Brian Hill, Dave Byrne, Jim Newman, Bill Hagler, Robert Bramley, Glenn Carr, Branch Lew, and Coach Gurnell. BELOW- A large enthusiastic Sectional crowd watches as the first jump ball is thrown for the Snider-Luers game. RIGHT: William Hagler brings the ball in and sets up a play. BELOW RIGHT: A thoughtful bench looks on anxiously. 78 Many close games dis- appoint teann Providing Snider students with several very exciting, close games, the Panther basketball team kept both spirit and enthusiasm high. The final season record, 8-14, was the only disappointing factor in the highly competitive season. Led by seniors Doug Bruick and Jim Newman, the team advanced to the semi- finals of the Sectional championship before losing to Carroll. Several Juniors provided the extra strength; Frank Jackson, Bill Hagler, and Glenn Carr being the predominant players. A total of five games during the regular season were decided by less than five points. The tough Summit Athletic Conference was led by Northrop who won their first State crown which hadn ' t been in Fort Wayne for sixteen years. VARSITY BASKETBALL SHS 60 Heritage SHS 53 Wayne SHS 56 Concordia SHS 66 Bellmont SHS 58 North SHS 75 Luers SHS 62 LaPorte SHS 80 Garrett SHS 46 New Haven SHS 49 Northrop SHS 70 DeKalb SHS 75 EimhurBt SHS 66 South SHS 68 Dwenger SHS 56 Marion SHS 65 Huntington SHS 55 Woodlan SECTIONALS SHS 62 Luers SHS 58 Carroll mkDk ABOVE LEFT: Clossiy guarded Jim Newman eyes the basket in the Huntington game. LEFT: Glenn Can- aims carefully for a free throw. 79 ' imlC r  Jt ABOVE: Doug Bruick tries a jump shot from the corner. RIGHT: Robert Bramley passes the ball in by the Carroll bench. BELOW LEFT: Franit Jackson tries to block a Luers ' layup. BELOW: Jackson releases the ball for another field goal and two points. BELOW RIGHT: With a strong effort, Dave Byrne fights to bring the Snider cagers back within striking distance in the last minutes of the Carroll game. MSS I i 80 Reserves close with 1 4-6 mark fs 1 ABOVE: Members of the Reserve Basketball team are: ROW ONE: Reserve Cheerleaders ROW TWO: Mike Woods, Steve Vernasco, Gregory Wright, Jim Barnes, Earl Miller, Sam Powers, Ronnie Collins, Jim Richard- son, and Kevin Brovt n. ROW THREE: Scott Davis, Robert Bramley, David Eastman, David Knopp, Mike Cun- ningham, Brian Meeks, Bruce Schertz, Willie Walker, and Larry Hughes. LEFT: Hard practices with both Varsity and Reserve squads helped the team ' s uni- ty. BELOW: Ronnie Moore goes up for two points as Snider begins to pull away from Luers. ABOVE: The 1974 Girls Gymnastic Team Is ROW ONE: Cindy Harper, Nancy Replogle, Sara DIckmeyer, Debbie Parrlsh, VIckl Zimmerman, and Vicki Howell. ROW TWO: Cheryl Juarez, Cathy Teelor, Laura Harlan, Laura Murdoch, Chris Smith, Vicki Harges, and Chris Slater. ROW THREE: Manager, Annette Schertz, Linda Echiln. Janlne Oberlln, Tara Carroll, Linda Kettiecamp, Kelly Krull, and Coach Bahney. RIGHT: Chris Slater Is shown doing the Intermediate vault which Is a lay-out squat. BELOW RIGHT: Pictured Is some of the team warming up. an important part of gymnastics. BELOW: Cathy Teetor smiles at the camera while holding a stag handstand on the balance beam. 82 Girl gymnasts finish undefeated En route to Sectional championships in both in- ternnediate and optional levels, the girls gymnastics team produced an un- defeated season, going 12- O in regular competition. Laura Harlan, in In- termediate, and Linda Eclin, in optionals, captured all- around championships in Sectionals. Chris Slater took top honors in that meet in the intermediate balance beam. Debbie Parrish won a first in the un- evens in the same level. Lin- da Kettlecamp obtained an optional first in floor-e. By virtue of Regional placings, Parrish, Teetor, and Kettlecamp went to State. ABOVE LEFT: These girls, Cathy Teetor, Deb- bie Parrish, and Linda Kettlecamp worked their way to the state meet. Cathy finished seventh in intermediate beam; Debbie won se- cond place in intermediate uneven bars; and Linda captured seventh in optional floor-ex and eighth with her beam routine. LEFT: Linda Echiin demonstrates her handstand on the un- even, a stunt which brought her many blue rib- bons. ABOVE RIGHT: Linda Kettlecamp is caught in mid-air while executing a lay-out back somersault. BELOW: Janine Oberlin practices a back walkover on the balance beam. 83 Team wins SAC, sect ' L, reg ' l. GOSHERT ABOVE: Members of the 73-74 Wrestl- ing Team are: ROW ONE: Kevin Sibery, John Nleman, Steve Stuck, Gary RIbel, Rob Goshert, Phil Gardner, Joe Leeth, Tom Moulin, Joe Gibson, and Coach Patterson. ROW TWO: Paul Vlterlsl, Jim Donelson, Greg Funk, Mike Hamilton, Mike Durham, Emmit Robin- son, Carl McBrlde, Bill Bridges, and Coach Williams. ROW THREE: Kevin Winner, Steve Elllnwood, Reggie Wat- son, Jim Berghoff, Mike Calhoun, Matt Keefer, Jeff Nesbit, John Schatko, Dan Whisler, and John Sharpe. RIGHT: Steve Stuck utilizes a double wing hold on his opponent during an Elmhurst match. 84 LEFT: Straining at the military press on the weight machine, Gary Ribel practices some weight training. In his first year of varsity wrestling, Gary established a 16-5 record with 8 pins to his credit. ABOVE: With a pin close at hand, Rob Goshert continues to app- ly pressure to his opponent during a match with Eimhurst. After capturing the State crown In his weight class, Rob had an out- standing 44-7 career. BELOW: Paul ViterisI tangles with an oppo- nent during the Regional Competition at North Side. Paul went on to win the Regional championship in the 126 lb. class. His successful senior season vaulted him to Snider ' s sixth best career record. ABOVE: An Important part of the wrestlers training Is the weight machine. A variety of exercises may be performed upon it and it Is in constant use. ABOVE RIGHT: State champion, Rob Goshert, poses for a picture during practice. Over three years of wrestl- ing, Rob has accumulated a career wrestling record of 42 wins and 3 losses, definitely one of Snider ' s best. RIGHT: Rob Goshert takes a rest and some ad- vice during his first Sectional match in the 185 lb. class. BELOW RIGHT: Getting ready to wrestle his toughest opponent, Mike Hill of Wayne, for the sec- tional crown, Rob awaits the referee ' s signal. SHS 58 • ' ' ' S BB 6 SHS 31 Bellmont WM K25 SHS 40 Concordia ■ 22 SHS 49 Woodlan 12 SHS 30 Wayne 26 SHS 57 South Side 6 SHS 25 Huntington 22 SHS 29 North Side 26 SHS 42 New Haven 19 SHS 48 Lakeland 12 SHS 38 Northrop 13 SHS 34 Elmhurst 17 86 Wrestlers best in Snider ' s history Snider ' s 73-74 wrestling squad was the most successful in Panther history. After an un- defeated season and obtaining the SAC championship, the team went on to become Sec- tional and Regional champions. It was in individual perfor- mances, however, that the team will be remembered. The Panther squad produced three Sectional champs in Carl McBride, Kevin Sibery, and Rob Goshert. Rob and Carl repeated the feat in Regionals, as Paul Vlterisi also accomplished the task and became part of the largest group Snider has ever sent to the State meet. The greatest triumph belonged to Rob Goshert. Climaxing an unprecedented 27-0 season record and Sec- tional and Regional cham- pionships, Rob became the first State champion in Snider ' s, as well as Fort Wayne ' s history, by defeating all opponents in the 185 lb. class competition. TOP: Snider wrestling squad members who competed In the Regional championships were Rob Goshert, Paul Vlterisi, Kevin Sibery, Steve Stuck, and Carl McBrlde. Pictured with them is Coach Patterson. MIDDLE: Kevin Sibery, who established a 15-6-1 record en route to his Sectional title, keeps his opponent under control in a season meet. LEFT: Carl McBride, Fort Wayne Sectional and Regional champ in his junior year at the 105 lb. weight class. His only losses this year came from a former and eventual State Champ. Track Team Captures M •- e I . J r Vi. :l £ ! ■ ■ - state Title ,r- Panthers win North, Goshen relays; SAC, Sectional Regional, and State ABOVE: Members of the 1974 Track Team are ROW ONE: Dave Barngrover, Wilbert Anderson, Jim Harvey, Willie Jordan, Gary Glenn, Oliver Fowlkes, Larry Thomas, Ralph Crozler, and Eric Stetzel. ROW TWO: Ed Fennel, Coach Hawley, Dave DIckmeyer, Kevin Kelly, Dw lght Robinson, Mike PInkham, Kevin SIbery, Kevin Turner, Ed Johnson, and Randy Brunson. ROW THREE: Tony Sim- mons, Rob Goshert, Frank Jackson, Brian Meeks, Joe Paris, Rick Phillips, Diane Laney, Coach Gurnell, and Coach Wichern. RIGHT: Straining to keep ahead of his Northrop oppo- nent, Frank Jackson crosses the finish line with a winning margin. Conquering each of their op- ponents with exceptional ease and obtaining both Sectional and Regional titles with outstanding agili- ty, the Panther track team set the pace for their State Championship season. Gary West, shared the title, scoring 35 points, as did the Panthers. 4 90 The Sectional meet saw the team set a new record of 115 points, beating their nearest competitor by 44 points. Eleven Snider trackmen qualified for the Regional meet, as Rob Goshert, Rick Phillips, and the mile relay team of Brian Meeks, Kevin Kelly, Willie Jor- dan, and Wilbert Anderson all produced new records. Ralph Crozier and Anderson also won individual cham- pionships. LEFT: Rob Goshert winds up before flinging the discus In a regular season meet. Goshert took the State cham- pionship In the event. BELOW LEFT: Jim Harvey clears the bar, in the pole vault at 13. BELOW: Terry Pariah leads a group of Snider and Northrop 440 yard dash men across the finish line. Kevin Kelly and Willie Jordan follow up on his first place run. BOTTOM: Getting himself ready for the race, Larry Thomas concentrates on the starter ' s signal.  4S K %4 ABOVE: Sue Kempf smashes one at the net. ABOVE RIGHT: Renee Rousseau ' s philosophy is to hit em with the ball. RIGHT: You ' re all twisted up. Barb. BELOW: Hit it to me, I ' m readyl BOTTOM RIGHT: Good form, Jane, but you missed the ball. S M SHS 6 Wayne 1 SHS 7 DeKalb SHS 6 Homestead 1 SHS 2 North 5 SHS 3 Dwenger 4 SHS 7 Harding SHS 6 Elmhurst 1 SHS Concordia 7 SHS 4 New Haven 3 SHS 4 Luers 3 SHS 6 Northrop 1 SHS 4 South 3 92 i. vm iai iC .. J a« .  4 -«i . . i ' « Girls tennis 9-3 in second year ABOVE: Members of the 1 974 Girls Tennis Team are ROW ONE: Diane Chester, Jane Hollingsworth, Renee Rousseau, Connie Wharton, and Deb Gllliom. ROW TWO: Coach Zank, Nancy Sasko, Sheryl Lar- son, Barb Lyster, Sue Kempf, and Debbie Noecker. LEFT: Barb ' s hard hitting won her the number three position. Only into their second year of com- petition, the girls tennis team procured a respectable 9-3 record. Equally fine was their showing in the North Side In- vitational Tourney, in which they placed first. Connie Wharton and Renee Rousseau teamed up to capture the doubles event in the Invitational. Renee led the team as number one player, followed by Connie and Barb Lyster. Sheryl Larson completed the fourth spot. With new courts for next season, the team looks forward to an even better year! Baseball makes 15-11 improvement Cf ' «- ' n f A «a ABOVE: Members of the 1974 Baseball Team are ROW ONE: Greg Tieman, Branch Lew, Kerwin Short, Jeff Nesbitt, Jim Rye, Mike Munro, Doug Brulck. ROW TWO: Jon Sharpe, Larry Berggoetz, Kurt Gotta, Jeff Happel, Matt Keefer, Terry Milton, Jeff Hemmer. ROW THREE: Mark Wallace, Ron Martin, Steve Martin, Kirk Eicholtz, Bob Bodie, Jeff Davis, Coach Miller. RIGHT: A Snider player lines a ball to the outfield. With a disastrous 4-18-1 record last year, the Snider Panthers set out to rebuild their reputation in the SAC. Rebuild they did, as they reversed the losing mark, and came home with a 15-11 slate. Sectionals proved not to be as successful for the Panther team, but in- dividual performances provided excite- ment. Terry Milton hurled the first no-hit game of his life, and Doug Bruick went three for three as the Panthers took South Side, 2- O. Luers foiled the Snider team however, as the Panthers went down to a 2-0 verdict at the hands of the Knights, in a much con- tested and controversial game. 94 ' mmMS : SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS Angola 3 SHS Harding 1 SHS New Haven 8 SHS EInnhurst 5 SHS Dwenger 1 SHS North 7 SHS Concordia 4 SHS Wayne Northrop South Harding Garrett North Northrop SHS SHS 8 SHS 4 SHS 2 SHS 1 SHS 5 SHS Luers Woodlan Marion Warsaw BelinrKMit South Luers ' ' rnmHiB 4f ? LEFT: Keeping a good eye on the bail, Bob Bodie lets a low one go by. ABOVE: Matt Keefer winds up to deliver a pitch. BELOW: The Snider Bench relaxes between in- nings. 95 Golfers finish season 1 8-6-3 ABOVE: Members of the 1 974 Golf Team are Greg Pastrick, Geoff Velpel, Marc Summers, Kathy Scharringhausen, Coach Bruick, Jeff Kortz, Dave Jensen, Steve Vernasco. RIGHT: Senior Varsity player Greg Pastrick chips his ball onto the green. BELOW: Dave Jensen holds his breath, hoping his shot will roll into the cup. Greg Pastrick tensely awaits the verdict. 96 ■ J,.llj!J?. ' . I ' ■■ ' •■ riTlt ' V ■• One of the more successful seasons in Panther sports was given by the Snider golf squad. With a season record of 18 wins, 6 losses, and 3 ties, and a North Side Tourney victory, they stood as one of the toughest competitors in the SAC. Varsity players Greg Pastrick, Jeff Kortz, Marc Summers, David Jensen, Geoff Velpel, and Kathy Scharrlng- hausen also placed fifth of 16 of the state ' s top teams in the Hun- tington Tourney. Sectionals found them in fourth place with a combined team score of 317. SHS 159 Wayne 156 SHS 153 Carroll 156 SHS 159 New Haven 159 SHS 153 New Haven 151 SHS 146 South 150 SHS 158 South 166 SHS 163 Northrop 163 SHS 158 North 163 SHS 163 Luers 174 SHS 167 Wayne 156 SHS 170 Northrop 171 SHS 159 Warsaw 164 SHS 171 North 181 SHS 152 Dwenger 157 SHS 160 Harding 162 SHS 155 DeKalb 173 SHS 161 Angola 181 SHS 152 Woodlan 159 SHS 161 East Noble 158 SHS 149 Elmhurst 171 SHS 216 Leo 219 SHS 164 Luers 164 SHS 169 Elmhurst 187 SHS 148 Northrop 160 SHS 174 Dwenger 167 SHS 148 Homestead 155 SHS 174 Concordia 168 ABOVE: The five top members of the varsity team discuss the ufscoming match. BELOW LEFT: Geoff Velpel blasts from the bunker hoping for an even lie. CENTER: Hard-hitting Jeff Kortz prepares to drive his shot down the fair vi ay. RIGHT: Greg Pastrick, with a look of determination, ad- dresses his tee shot. - ABOVE: Gary Glenn trucks in after a hard run two- mile. RIGHT: Dave Byrne gives an all-out effort in the shot put. BELOW: Dave Barngrover flies through the air with the greatest of ease. BELOW- RIGHT: Hold that pose, Joe. 0 «£ J lf!W« . • WK ' 98 T- ' - ' ' - ' ' -mMtmiik Siii MmiUmmimtM j SSmm in ■ - ' ii Xi Track Regional champions were Wilbert Anderson in the 440, Rick Phillips in the high jump, and the mile relay team. Nine individuals qualified for the State meet, as Snider sent its biggest delegation in history to the prestigious meet. At State, Rob Goshert added the State Discus Championship to his wrestl- ing title. In the high jump Rick Phillips placed second, as Dave Byrne took third in the shot put, and Wilbert Ander- son placed third in the 440. A fitting end to a perfect season; much of the credit belonged to a select group of men: Coaches Hawley, u Wichern, and Gurnell. ABOVE LEFT: Tony Simmons hurdles just another obstacle to victory. LEFT: Wilbert Anderson runs to vic- tory In a blaze of glory. BELOW: Oliver Fowlkes puffs in for another victory. 100 lOl Capab le leaders head Snider Mr. Jerry O. Petrle Principal Mr. David Piatt Assistant Principal Mr. Robert Armstrong Athletic Director R. Nelson Snider High School staff and students com- pleted the 1973-1974 school year successfully under a very capable administration. Mr. Jerry O. Petrie led Snider again this year, seconded by Mr. David Piatt. Mr. Armstrong, the counselors, deans, and secretaries gave of themselves to complete the administrative staff. Snider ' s main goal is academic excellence, but sports, fine arts and other extra-curricular activities balance the program here. 102 Mr. Mark Clough Guidance Counselor Mrs. Suzanne Frazier Guidance Counselor Mr. Burl HIte Guidance Counselor Mr. Daniel Howe Dean of Boys Miss Margaret Spiegel Dean of Girls Mr. Leon Youngpeter Guidance Coordinator 103 Office staff assists Panti-iers 104 Mrs. Connie Bullard Secretary Mrs. Ruthanna Gaff Attendance Clerk Mrs. Gladys Moore Secretary Mrs. Virginia Pierce Secretary Mrs. Virginia Richards Treasurer Mrs. Elaine Thomas Secretary r These secretaries attack the Infinite stacks of paperwork to help keep our school running smoothly. Elizabeth Dixie Work-Study Aid Audrey Heyn School Aid Mr. Dennis Dicks Work-Study Aid 105 Fine Arts provide enjoyment The Snider Fine Arts Department involves many talented teachers and students in different types of activities to show their creativity and talent. Besides the courses offered daily at Snider (Art, Orchestra, Band, Stagecraft, Vocal Music, Drama, Music Theory, Music Arts, and Fine Arts), the department also enables students to par- ticipate in various activities throughout the year. These include the many concerts, the spring musical, and Swing Choir. Some of the highlights of this year were the band ' s first rating in the NISBOVA contest, the good showing at the other NISBOVA contests, the fall play, The Male Animal , the musical, How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying , and Sketchbook . ABOVE: Jazz Band members get In a rehearsal before one of their fantastic concerts. LOWER LEFT: Mr. WIshmeyer looks on with a critical eye as the pom pom girls practice their routine. LOWER RIGHT: Laurie Frushour and Beth Nelson study this original and colorful art display case. 106 ABOVE: These students are busy making their entry for the Student Council door-decorating contest. BELOW: Band members practice the horns-up posi- tion. MR. RICHARD SEEGER: Fine Arts Department Head, Orchestra, Fine Arts, Electronic Music, Stage Band. MR. JAMES CLAUSER: Training Choir, Girls Choir, Concert Choir, Stagecraft, Swing Choir. MR. GARY WISHMEYER: Concert Band, Varsity Band, Jazz Band, Auxil- iary Squads, Marching Band. MR. TERRY TUCKER: Drama 1-6, Speech. MISS PHYLLIS BLAKE- MAN: Art 3-10. MISS MARY DIERSTEIN: Art Department Head, Art 3-8, Art Club. MRS. BERG (not pic- tured): Art 3 4. 107 Practical Arts: Life ' s siciiis The Home Economics and Industrial Arts Depart- ments help to prepare Snider students for future careers and for everyday life. Sewing, Cooking, Draf- ting, Metals, and Woods classes involve many students who come up with some very creative and useful Items. Other courses offered include: Power Mechanics, Electronics, General Shop, Housing, Family Living, and Child Development. The ICT (Industrial Cooperative Training) program was again offered this year to interested students. Half a day was spent at Snider while the rest of the day was spent prac- ticing at a training center. MRS. CAROLYN GALLENDER: Foods, Foods Chefs, Human Development. MRS. DOROTHY COPLEN: Foods, Foods Chefs. MRS. IRENE HAAK: Clothing, Human Development, Bible Club Sponsor. MRS. ROBERT SHORT: Industrial Arts Dept. Chairman, Drafting, Woods, Drafting Club Spon- sor. MR. GARY LEMAN: Woods 1-4. MR. ROY KLINE: Draf- ting, Metals, Basket- ball Coach. MRS. VIRGINIA MOORE: Clothing, Foods, Food Chefs, Housing. ABOVE: Karen Younger sprouts a smile as she works on her new pantsult. BELOW: Liberation works both ways. This Drafting class Interests many girls while Food Chefs Is very popular with the guys. 1 .., . ' W , .l ' . m- |3 . ..KI «J« 108 ABOVE: Working on this nriachlne Is one of many things done In shop class. LOWER LEFT: Intense sewing by San- dra Ramsey is the needed Ingredient for a well made gar- ment. LOWER RIGHT: Home Ec. students are busy working on their projects for the Christmas Bureau. 109 Variety prevails with electives Again this year, the elec- tive program was an integral part of the Language Arts Department. Through these electives, the student is not only able to gain more background needed for speak- ing, writing, and reading, but can also choose courses to his own liking. Some of these electives are: Creative Writing, Articles and Research, Fiction, Scope of Comedy, Speech, Indepen- dent Study, Non-Fiction, and Greek and Elizabethan Drama. Sophomores, again this year, could take regular English for the first semester and then choose electives for the third and fourth quarters. Through English a greater knowledge of our native language is attained. ABOVE: A disdainful look from Mr. Rusk gets any class in order. BELOW: Discussion groups are popular in conducting English classes. 110 ABOVE: Mrs. Shaw gladly gives helpful hints. LEFT: Mrs. Stolte patiently describes the difference between a noun and a verb to her class. r ISS DIANE BOKNECHT: English 5 6, 7 8, Elective English, Junior Class Sponsor. MISS AMANDA GERIG: English 5 6, Elective English. MRS. GAYLE HEY: English 3 4. MRS. PATRICIA JACKSON: Elective English. MR. THOMAS PABST: English 3 4, Elec tive English, Speech. MRS. BETH POSEY: English 3 4, Elec- tive English. MR. KEN RICHARDSON: Elective English. MR. RANDALL RUSK: English 3 4, Squires Club Sponsor. MRS. ELEANOR SHAW: Elective English, Journalism, Publications Ad- visor. MRS. JANE STOLTE: English 3 4, Images Sponsor. MRS. DOROTHY ZANK: English 7 8, Elective English, Drama Club Sponsor, Girls ' Tennis Coach. Ill ABOVE: Bob Holkeboer gives his usual earthshaking speech to this attentive class. BELOW: Mr. Rusk gets Into a comfortable position to explain a difficult subject. 112 History: Key to the future The relation between past, present, and future events Is the background for all history classes. Through these facts and foresight a knowledge of how our world works (or shoud work) is at- tained. This program Includes: World History, U.S. History, Government, Sociology, Economics, Values and Issues, and Health and Safety. Deb Battle and company discuss places and events during Mr. Volz ' s U.S. History class. MR. ELMER FRANZMAN: U.S. History, World History. MR. MICHAEL HAWLEY: U.S. History, Physical Education, Assistant Football Coach, Track Coach. MR. AL HEMMER: Government, Sociology, U.S. History, Senior Class Sponsor. MR. DENNIS McCLURG: Social Studies Dept. Chairman, Values and Issues, World History. MR. MICHAEL McMILLEN: World History, Afro-Heritage Club sponsor. MR. GARY PATTERSON: Government, World History. MR. THOMAS SCHUCKEL: U.S. History, World History. MR. VICTOR STECH: Sociology, Health. MR. STANLEY VOLZ: U.S. History, World History, Bowling Club Sponsor. MR. ROBERT WEAVER: Economics, Government, Typing Special, Student COUNCIL Advisor. MR. RON WICHERN: Government, Sociology, Lettermans Club Sponsor, Cross Country and Track Coach. MR. DOUG WILLIAMS: U.S. History, Assistant Wrestling Coach. 113 w= History increases Icnowledge TOP: This enthusiastic class Is enthralled In Mr. Volz ' s lecture. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Williams, top can-collector, pursues his favorite hobby: teaching history. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Hemmer calmly ex- plains this difficult lesson as the class listens In. 114 C TOP LEFT: Mr. Hemmer uses graphs and charts to explain the ways of the world to his class. TOP RIGHT: Lectures and discussions are popular In Mr. McClurg ' s classes. ABOVE: Mr. Weaver makes his point. 115 opportunities through Business Through the many elec- tives offered in the Business Department, students were able to gain skills for possible careers or just for everyday use. Courses offered In Business include Accounting, Recordkeeping, Typing, Shorthand, Business Law, Special Typing, Business Management, Distributive MRS. KAY KLENKE: Business Department Head, Accounting 1 2, Typing 1 2, Recordkeep- ing. MR. DON BRUICK: Business Management, Business Law, Typing 1 2, Golf Coach. MRS. HELEN EDWARDS: Accounting, Recordl eep- ing, Shorthand, Senior Class Advisor. MRS. JUDITH JOHNSON: Clerical Practice, Record- keeping, Shorthand, Typ- ing, Entre Nous Sponsor. MRS. IDA MAE RICKETTS: Recordkeeping, Shorthand, Typing, FSA. MRS. FAY STAUP: Distributive Marketing, D.E. Coordinator, D.E.C.A. Advisor, Student Council Advisor. MR. ROBERT VACHON: C.O.E. Coordinator. Education, and Cooperative Office Education. The Distributive Educa- tion and Cooperative Office Education Programs offer Students with previously learn- ed skills to use these in jobs. Through these and other areas, students are able to gain the knowledge that will help them in the future. TOP: Lisa Kory carefully types as Mrs. Klenke In- structs. BOTTOM: Awe, come onl It can ' t be that bad! 116 rff M M I ABOVE: Carefully kept books Is the key to success In Accounting. BELOW: Helpful skills are learned In typing under the Instruction of Mr. Vachon. 117 study of cultures brings under- The Foreign Language Department is different from the other Academic Departments in the variety of subject matter covered. Besides the various levels of Spanish, French, German, and Latin, this year a culture class v as also offered. This class is for those students who wish to learn about a foreign country but for one reason or another do not want to spend the time learning the language. Extra-curricular activities include the Spanish, French, German, and Latin Clubs and this year a trip to Mexico dur- ing Spring break and a pep ses- sion during sectional week. MRS. SOFIA ROD- RIGUEZ: Depart- ment Chairman, Spanish, Language Clubs Co-sponsor. MRS. ROSE BLESSING: French, Foreign Language Culture. MR. CESAR de la GUARDIA: Spanish, Spanish Club Spon- sor. MRS. CONNIE KINNEY: Spanish, Spanish Club Spon- sor. MR. DAVID MITCH- ELL: German, Ger- man Club Sponsor. MRS. BARBARA PARKER: Latin, Foreign Language Culture, JCL Spon- sor, Cheerblock Sponsor. MRS. BEVERLY WEINRAUB: French, French Club, Sophomore Class Sponsor. 118 standing of world around us FAR LEFT: The Foreign Language Lab Is a busy place at Snider. UPPER CENTER: Mrs. Kinney looks on as one of her Spanish students displays his artistic talent in the form of a pinata. ABOVE: Jim Richard- son is enthusiastic about his part In the Roman Banquet. LEFT CENTER: This procession from the past is really Snider Latin students attending the Roman Banquet. 119 Logical thinking tlirougli fsAattk The Math Department plays a big role in the life of college-bound students at Snider. Those students in- terested in the Science or Engineering fields need Math as a basic element to further learning in these areas. Others take Math because they will study Math in college or just enjoy the subject. Snider offers many levels of Math to accom- modate the wide scope of in- terest here. MR. CARL SCHOLZ: Department Chair- man, General Math Geometry, Ad- vanced Algebra, Trigonometry, Ana- lytic Geometry. MISS KATHY BOSSE: Algebra, Geometry, Cheer- leader Sponsor. MR. DEAN FAST: General Math, Algebra, Geometry, Assistant Football Coach. MISS LOIS GUMP: Advanced Algebra, Geometry, Entre Nous Club Sponsor. TOP: Mr. Scholz goes through an Involved explanation to his Algebra class. ABOVE: Mr. Kilmer, Ed Moehlenl amp and Jeff Shurr discuss the lines and angles of Math. TOP RIGHT: Miss Bosse and company prove that AB is parallel to DC LOWER RIGHT: Miss Gump helps her students learn through visual aids. 120 MR. LAMAR KIL- MER: General Math, Algebra, Geometry, Assistant Basket- ball Coach, Tennis Coach. MR. DAVID MAINS: Algebra Fundamen- tals, General Math, Advanced Algebra, Special Advanced Algebra and Trig- onometry. MR. JERRY MILLER: Fundamentals of Algebra, Geometry, Calculus. 121 Fitness: The key to health Exercises, individualized sports, and team sports are some of the many things emphasized by the Physical Education Department in order to keep Snider students physically fit. Through the regular Physical Education classes, sophomores participated in many different types of sports such as: archery, gymnastics, volleyball, basketball, body building, football, and others. Juniors and Seniors had the opportunity to go beyond the two years of required P.E. to build skills in more specific areas including: body building, team sports, and gymnastics. These graceful ladles learn the baste steps of Modern Dance. The body building machine la the reason for those beautiful Snider physiques. 122 LEFT: This is the starting point for all of the state-lxsund volleyball teanns. RIGHT: Are you sure this Is the right way to do this? BELOW: Mr. Gurnell hopes his pep talk wlil produce results. MR§; PAM BAHNEY: Physical Educa- tion, Gymnastics, Team Sports, Volleyball Coach, Girls gymnastics coach, G.A.A. Sponsor. MISS RUGMAN: Girls ' Physical Educa- tion. n MR. JAMES GURNELL: Physical Educa- tion, Body Building and Team Sports, Assistant Basketball Coach, Assistant Wrestling Coach. MR. TOM SWIHART: Boys ' Physical Education, Gymnastics, Individualized Sports, Body Building and Team Sports, Intramurals Sponsor. I 123 How and why things happen are just two of the many questions asked in a typical Science class at Snider. To answer these ques- tions, laboratory work, discus- sions, lectures, films, and demonstrations are used. In each of the courses offered (Advanced Biology, Life Science, Physical Science, Chemistry, Advanced Science, and Physics), discovery by the student is emphasized. Hard work and much pressure are just a few of the worries of Science students, but in the end, a better un- derstanding of the world in which we live will be attained. i i Knowledge through experiments 124 UPPER LEFT: These two budding young scientists gather Information through experimentation. LOWER LEFT: Washing with distilled water is one of the many familiar activities of the Chemistry students. ABOVE: Students are busy taking notes during Chemistry class. BELOW: Nancy Kane cautions Mary Stump as she carefully uses her pipette. ij r R. RALPH ANDERSON: Chemistry, Physics, AYH Sponsor. MR. RUSSELL BUSH: Ad- vanced Chemistry Lab, Op- portunity Room, Assistant Football and Wrestling Coach. MR. GENE BUZZARD: Chemistry, Advanced Science, Chemistry Ex- plorers Club Sponsor. MR. ROBERT HEARE: Ad- vanced Biology, Life Science, Physical Science, Sophomore Class Sponsor. MR. TED KING: Advanced Biology, FWCS Biological cultural Center Director, Junior Class Sponsor. MR. HOMER KLINE: Physics, Advanced Science, Life Science. 125 Media Center aids learning m 13— 1 m m i I I I y J ABOVE: Mrs. Hearon and Mark Workman check out books. RIGHT: The quiet and relaxed atmosphere of the Snider library is the basis for all good study habits. Mr. Steve Simmons: Librarian Mrs. Janet Hearon: Library Clerk Mr. Gene Eickhoff: A.V. Coordinator Mr. Elchoff carefully explains the procedures of the visual aids center to Gary Huff. 126 1 ' — The ladies who make those delicious lunches are: Margaret Branstetter, Betty Sineff, Bernice Huffman, Blanche Bejna, Helen Steffen, Juanita Hammun, Francine Walker, Audrey Heyn, Marilyn Griffin, Evelyn Lanle, Margaret Wheeler, Katie Hart, and Mary Campetti, Manager. They keep Snider at its best Some of the many things that the custodians do Include paperwork and even dusting the clocksl The custodians are: Oscar Buettner, Dick Diebolt, Al Strahn, Alonzo Osborn, Adrian Bollinger, Jack Allen, Dale White, Ruth Waters and Dottle Burr. 127 128 129 RIGHT: Valedictorian Cindy Dlller stands in front of her Senior art display. BELOW: Salutatorlan Diane Bergoch speaks to class members, the faculty, administration, and friends at the Senior Recognition Assembly. As the two top scholars In the Senior Class, Cindy and Diane spoke at the assembly and for Commencement. They were also honored at a tea for ail honor students. ll f ' •- ■ . .A«WB ' lifiPiHi. 4 Valedictorian Cindy Oilier Salutatorlan Diane Bergoch Citizenship Awards John Eliett Jane Thornbury Betty Crocker Award Marcia Mitson Entre Nous Scholarship Laura Siebold Carl F. Elster Award Carol Dietz Elster Scholarship Tim Becker Three Year Honor Roll Cindy Aderholt Kandace Bates Tim Becker Jane Bennett Diane Bergoch Pam Borden Amy Davis Sally Dean Carol Dietz Cindy Diller Chris Echlin Ann Federspiel Laura Goldsberry Karen Goon Lisa Hall Priscilla Hart Barb Homa Matt Kennelly Lorna Kidd Julia King Jeff Kortz Amy McCammon Brenda Merkel Marcia Mitson Natalie Nicholas Mike Pinkham Carol Rogosch Steve Royse Debbie Seneff Laura Siebold Steve Weaver Sertoma Award Rob Goshert Blanket Award Wilbert Anderson Dave Byrne Rob Goshert Kevin Sibery Panther Award Wilbert Anderson Dave Byrne Rob Goshert Kevin Sibery ' Larry Thomas Seniors receiving Best Mental Attitude Awards: Doug Bruick (basket- ball), Kurt Gotta (base- ball), Jeff Kortz (golf), Tom Moulin (wrestling), Chris Slater (gym- nastics). Seniors receiving Most Valuable Player Awards: Doug Bruick (basket- ball and baseball), Rob Goshert (track and wrestling), Gregg Pastrick (golf), Renee Rousseau (tennis), Kathi Scharringhausen (vol- leyball). Seniors also received awards for outstanding work in different academic areas, extracurricular ac- tivities, service work, and attendance. 130 Graduation ends a way of life for the 1 974 Senior class ABELS, GREGG ACHLEMAN, ANNE L. Honor Roll 2,3; Cheerblock 1; Chemistry Worker 2; French Club 1,2 (Treasurer 2); GAA 1 ; Gymnastics 1 ; Student Council 1 ,3; Volleyball 2. ADAMS, DOREEN D. ADERHOLT, CINDY L. Honor Rol l 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 2; Attended Central High School, Champaign, Illinois. ALBERTSON, CATHERINE M. Drama (Secretary 2); FSA 1,3; Speech 1. ALLENDORPH, SHARON L. Honor Roll 2,3; Co-Ed Gym- nastics 1 ,3; Stagework 1 ,2,3. ANDERSON, JOYCE A. Honor Roll 3. ANDERSON, MICKEY C. Attended Central Catholic High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana. ANDERSON, SHARON ANDERSON, THOM Concert Band 2; Concert Choir 2,3; Fall Play 2; Marching Band 2; Musical 1,2; Swing Choir 2,3. ANDERSON, TONI M. Honor Roll 2,3; Cheerblock 1,2; Entre Neus 3; Junior Class Officer (Vice President 2); Student Council 1 . ANDERSON, WILBERT Afro Heritage Club 1,2.3; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3. ANGELOFF, MICHAEL V. Intramurals 3; Musical 1. ANDREWS, NEIL R. Concert Choir 2,3; Musical 1,2,3; SAFARI 2,3; SCROLL 2,3; Sketchbook 1,2; Snider Singers 1; Swing Choir 1,2,3. ARINGTON, TERR A. BAKER, MARK E. Intramurals 1 ,2; Reserve Golf Team 1 . BAKER, MICHAEL A. Intramurals 1,2,3. BAKER, PHILLIP M. Honor Roll 1 ,2,3; Baseball 3; Concert Band 1 ,2; Concert Orchestra 1 ,2,3; Cross Country 1 : In- tramurals 1 ,3; Jazz Band 3; Marching Band 1 ,2; Spanish Club 1. BAGLEY, ROBIN M. Cheerblock 1 ,2,3 (President 3); GAA 1; Student Council 2. BALES, JONI E. Cheerblock 1,2; Co-Ed Gymnastics 1; Entre Nous 1 . BANTHIEN, MARY LOU BARNGROVER, CHRISTOPHER BARR, PATTY A. BARRETT, PAMELA S. Cheerblock (Vice President 3); Entre Nous 1,2; GAA 1,2,3. 131 BATES, KANDACE C. Honor Roll 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3; Wrestling Manager 2,3. BAUERLE, SUSAN D. Cheerblock 1,2; Concert Choir 2,3; Entre Nous 1,2; Fall Play 3; French Club 1,2; Snider Singers 1; Swing Choir 2,3. BAUMAN, BOB DECA 2. BAZUR, LORI L. Cheerblock 1; GAA 1; Reserve Cheerleader 2. BECKER, TIMOTHY J. Honor Roll 1,2,3; Football 2,3; German Club 1,2,3 (President 3); Student Council 1,3 (Treasurer 3); Team Manager 1,2,3. BEGGS, DEBBIE L. BEGIER, TERRI A. Service Worker 1,2. BENSON, DORIS BENTZ, DEBRA L. Drama 1,2; OE 3. BERGGOETZ, AUDREY BERGHOFF, JIM R. Football 3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Letterman 3; Wrestling 1,2,3. BERGOCH, DIANE M. Honor Roll 1,2,3; Cheerblock 1,2; Chemistry Worker 3; German Club 2,3 (Treasurer 3); Latin Club 1 ; Tri Kappa Award 2. BINS, NANCY M. Attended Bishop Dwenger School, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Bireley, Judy L Honor Roll 2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3. BIXLER, MATT Cross Country 1,2; Track 1. BLACKWELL, STEPHEN S. Cross Country 1 ,2,3 (Cap- tain 3); Letterman 2,3. Matt Kennelly greets Senator Birch Bayh, speaker at the Senior Banquet, while the Other class officers look on. The Senior Banquet was one of the highlights of the school year, and featured a catered meal, short speeches by the Class officers, Birch Bayh, and performances by Mr. Richard Seeger ' s String Ensemble and Mr. Gary Wishmeyer ' s Jazz Ensemble. The class officers also co- sponsored a dance with the other classes, planned the Nelson Awards presentation, and the Senior Recognition assembly. The officers were elected by the Senior class at the end of the 1972-73 school year. Class spon- sors were Mr. Hemmer and Mrs. Edwards. i I 132 Class plans traditional events LEFT: Class officers were President Matt Kennelly (stan- ding), Treasurer Julie King, and Senior Jim Donelson, Vice President. BELOW: Peggy Stump, Secretary of the Senior class, a member of Concert Choir, and Student Courvcll, was killed when the van she was riding In was swept off a bridge near Montlceiio, Indiana. BLAKE, THERESA BLAUGH, MICHAEL T. Intramurals 2,3. BODIE, BOB BODIE, LINDA S. Honor Roll 2,3; Cheerblock 1 ; Concert Choir; Flag Squad 2; Girls Glee Club 2; In- tramurals 1; Majorette 3; Snider Singers 1. BOESCH, JERRY SOGER, STEVE BOITET, SUZANNE M. Worker 3. BOLT, GAIL Honor Roll 1,2,3; Chemistry BOND, LEESA M. AYH 1 ,2; Cheerblock 1 ; Co-Ed Gym- nasties 1 ; Entre Nous 2; GAA 1 ,2. BOONE, AMY BOPP, SANDY Cheerblock 1 ; Concert Choir 3; Girls Glee Club 2; OE 3; Snider Singers 1. BORCHELT, KIM Spanish Club 1,2; Student Council 2; Attended Urbana High School, Urbana, Illinois. 133 The 1973 Homecoming Oueen, Jane Reed, is congratulated by Karia Boxberger, the 1972 Oueen, while escort Neal Forsythe (left) and Stu- dent Council President Mark Timm (right) watch. Jane was voted Homecoming Oueen by the entire student body. Mary Lou Banthien and Chris Slater were selected by Seniors to be on the Homecoming Court. Homecoming was planned through Student Council by Peggy Stump. Seniors participated in different dress-up days, a powder- puff football game against the Junior girls, a caravan, and for the first time in the history of Snider, in making floats. Seniors Terry Arington, Cindy Aderholt, and Jan Johnson won first place for their car decoration in the caravan. Seniors decorated the main hall of the school with signs and crepe paper. Representatives of the class competed against the Juniors and Sophomores in different races at a pep session planned by the cheerleaders. BORDEN, PAMELA Honor Roll 1,2; Chemistry Worker; Student Council 3. BOUILLON, PHIL G. Football 1,2,3. BOUTALL, KEITH D. BOWMAN, RITA BRACHT, MELVIN W. Intramurals 2,3; Marching Band 1; SAFARI (Assistant Sports Editor 1); SCROLL 1,2 (Sports Editor 2); Stage Band 1 . BROCKHOUSE, BRENT H. BROWN, CANDACE BROWN, PAULA K. BROXON, TOM Honor Roll 2,3; AYH 1 ,2,3 (Vice Presi- dent 3); Charley Panther 2,3; Concert Choir. BRUCE, MARGARET C. Attended Pennyvllle High School, Pennyvllle, Missouri. BRUCKER, BARBARA J. BRUGGNER, JAY BRUICK, DOUGLAS R. Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Letterman 2,3. BRUNS, DOUG BRYAN, JAMES E. Honor Roll 1,2; Concert Choir 2,3; Fall Play 2,3; Musical 1,2,3; Sketchbook 1,2; Snider singers 1; Student Council 2,3; Swimming 1; Student Council 2,3. BUCHANAN, JEB E. Concert Band 1,2; Marching Band 1 ,2; Wrestling 1 . 134 BULLARD, DENISE K. Cheerblock 1; Co-Ed Gym- nastics 2. BUUCK, KATHY J. OE 3; Office Worker 1 ,2. BYERS, MARK D. Concert Band 3; Jazz Band 3; Attended South Side High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana. BYRNE, DAVE K. Basketball 2,3; Football 2,3 (All- State Football 3): Letterman 3; Track 1,2,3. CAMPBELL, CINDY A. Honor Roll 1 ; Color Guard; Ma- jorettes 3. CARMACK, TERR! L. DECA 2,3 (Vice President 3; District President 3); Attended Warsaw Community High School, Warsaw, Indiana. CARPENTER, BOB H. CARR, JEANNE E. Cheerblock 1 ,2; Entre Nous 2,3; Of- fice Worker 2; Snider Singers 1 . Peggy Stump plans activities; Jane Reed Honnecoming Queen CASTATOR, DAVE CHAPMAN, WAYNE B. CHARLES, LESLIE K. Cheerblock 1,2; Entre Nous 2. CHRIST, RICHARD D. Honor Roll 1,2,3; AYH 3; Chemistry Worker 3; Intramurals 1 ,2,3; JCL 1 ; SCROLL 1 ; Student Council 1 ; Squires (Treasurer 1 ); Tennis 2,3; Track 3. CLANCY, KEVIN L. Afro Heritage Club 1,2,3 (Vice President 3). COLLINS, DENNY P. Football 1 . COLLINS, JOANN Afro Heritage Club (Secretary 3); Cheerleader 3; DECA (Secretary 3). CONGDON, MOLLY J. Honor Rolll. COOK, LOU ELLEN COPPOLIND, DWIGHT E. COVITT, STEVEN J. CRAIG, SHERRON E. Afro Heritage Club 2,3 (Vice President 2). CREIGH, BILL CRULL, KIM R. DANIELS, ROSITA L. DABLER, CARL W. Attended Heritage High School, Monroeviile, Indiana. 135 BELOW: Marcia MItson (right) and Renee Rousseau talk about life in general in the Publications room. Marcia and Renee both spent many hours In the Publications room working on the SAFARI. RIGHT: Senior Deb Seneff sang a solo for Sketchbook. Deb was chosen to sing a solo after auditioning. Several other Seniors were featured In the annual talent show. Henry Neal also sang a solo. DAVIES, DARLENE L. Co-Ed Gymnastics 1; Flag Squad 2,3; Snider Singers 1 . DAVIS, AMY L. Honor Roil 1,2; Cheerblock 1,2; Entre Nous 1,2,3 (Historian 2); French Club 1,2,3; Student Council 3. DAVIS, DENISE Honor Roll 1,2; Color Guard 2; Concert Choir 3; Drama Club 2; Entre Nous 1 ; Majorette 3; Musical 2,3; SAFARI 2; SCROLL 2,3 (Opinion Page Editor 3); Sketchbook 2; Student Council 3. DAVIS, JEFF S Attended New Haven High School, New Haven, Indiana. DAVIS, JONATHON C. Basketball 1 ; Football 1 ,2,3; In- tramurals 3; Letterman 2,3. DAVIS, LINDA Afro Heritage Club 1,3. DEAN, SALLY L. Honor Roll 1,2; French Club 3. DEBRULER, DAVID W. Honor Roll 2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3 (Vice President 3); Football 1; Intramurals 1; Jazz Band 3; Marching Band 1,2,3 (Assistant Drum Major 2,3). DETWILER, JOELLEN Co-Ed Gymnastics 1,2; Girls Gymnastics 1; Homecoming Court 1. DICKERSON, MARK Attended Scottesdale High School, Scottesdale, Arizona. DIETZ, CAROL A. Honor Roil 1,2. DILLER, CYNTHIA M. Honor Roll 1,2,3; Art Club 1; Drama Club 2; Fall Play 2,3; French Club 3; IMAGES 1 ,2,- 3; Musical 1,2,3; NFL 1,2,3 (President 2,3); SAFARI 2; Sketchbook 2,3. DONELSON, JAMES M. Honor Roll 2,3; Golf 1 ,2; Gym- nastics 1 ,2; Senior Class Officer (Vice President 3); Stu- dent Council 2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3. DONELSON, PATTI A. OE 3. DOSEN, PATRICE Attended Mercy High School, Chicago, Illinois. DOSTER, STEVE R. AYH 2; Concert Band 1,2; In- tramurals 1,2; Marching Band 1,2; Stage Band 2. ( 136 Experiences shared by seniors they complete high school DURHAM, JOYCE R. Cheerblock 2; FSA 2; OE 3; Attended Whitley County High School, Williamsburg. Kentucky. DYKSTRA, GREGG SCROLL (Sports Editor 3). ECHLIN, CHRISTINE A. Honor Roll 2; Fall Play 1; Musical 1; Student Council 3. ELDRIDGE, MARILYN ELLETT, JOHN F. Honor Roll 2,3; Concert Band 1 ,2,3; Drama Club 2; intramurals 1,2,3; Jazz Band 1,3; Letter- man 2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3 (Drum Major 2,3); Sketchbook 1,3; Student Council 1,2,3 (Vice President 2, Parliamentarian 3); Swimming 1,2. ELLINGWOOD, PHILLIP ELLIS, RON A. ELLISON, JAMES L. EMRICH, CARLA AYH 1,2,3; Snider Singers 1. ENGLERT, STEVEN L. ERICKSON, RICK FARNHAM, BOBBIE L. Cheerblock 1. FEDERSPIEL, ANN E. Honor Roil 1 ; Cheerblock 1 ; Co- Ed Gymnastics 2; French Club 1,2. FERGUSON, AMY S. Cheerblock 1; Etre Nous 2; Flag Squad 2,3 (Captain 3). FETTERS, JANINE FLORIN, HEINZ P. AYH 1,2,3 (Ride Leader); Gym- nastics 2. Honor Roll 3; Afro Heritage Club President 3); Band 1; DECA 3; FLOWERS, GINA M. 1,2,3 (Secretary 2, Spanish Club 1. FLYNN, CATHY A. Honor Roll 2,3; Flag Squad 3 FORSYTHE, NEAL B. FOSTER, SHELBY B. FRITZ, LINDA S. Honor Roll 2,3; Cheerblock 1 ; FSA 3 FRUSHOUR, CARA LEA Honor Roil 2; Cheerblock 1 ,2 French Club 2,3. FURRY, DEB L. Honor Roll 2; Cheerblock 2; GAA 1,2 OE 3. GAGNON, DEBORAH A. AYH 3; Co-Ed Gymnastics 1 Physical Education Helper 1,2; Track Manager 3. 137 GALENTINE, DAVID GARVIN, DIANE E. Bowling Club 1 ; Cheerblock 1 ; En- tre Nous 1 ; Intramurals 1 . GEBERT, JAMES R. GEE, CHERIE G. Honor Roll 3; Cheerblock 1 ,2; Drama Club 2. GEHRKE, LISA P. Honor Roll 2,3; AYH 3; Cheerblock 1,3; Entre Nous 3; Honors Orchestra 3; Images 3; Musical 3; Orchestra 1 ,2,3. , ,_ „ GERKE, PAMELA S. Cheerblock 1,2; Drama Club 2; French Club (Secretary 3); Service Worker 2. GIAUOUE, PETE , , GLASSLEY, SAMUEL D. Honor Roll 2,3; Intramurals 3; Letterman 2,3; Musical 2,3; Orchestra 1 ,2,3; Swimming 1,2. Girls wear bobby socks, guys grease hair; 50 ' s dance swell GLOMAN, CAROL A. Honor Roll 1; Entre Nous 1; French Club 1; SAFARI (Sophomore Editor 1); SCROLL 1; Student Council 1. , GOLDSBERRY, LAURA J. Honor Roll 1 ,2; French Club 1 ,2,3 (President 3); FSA 2,3 (Secretary 3); Musical 1 ,2,3; Swing Choir 3. ,_ ,.,,.. o GOON, KAREN Honor Roll 1,2,3; Cheerblock 1,2; Chemistry Worker 3; Concert Choir 2,3; GAA 2; Ger- man Club 1,2,3; Musical 1; Snider Singers 1. GOTTA, KURT A. Honor Roll 1 ,2,3; Baseball 1 ,2,3; Co- Ed Gymnastics 3; Intramurals 2,3; Letterman 2,3; Ten- nis 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2. GOSHERT, ROB L. Honor Roll 1 ,2,3; Football 1 ,2,3; In- tramurals 1,2,3; Letterman 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3. GREEN, DAVE H. AYH 3; Bowling 1 ,2. GUHSE, CAROLE L. Honor Roll 1,2; Chemistry Worker 2,3. GUNDER. GREG A. GWALTNEY, CHERYL Honor Roll 2,3; Flag Squad 2,3 (Captain 3); Intramurals 1 ; Musical 2; Office Worker 2. HAASER, STEVEN D. Honor Roll 2,3; Chess Club 2; In- tramurals 2,3; Musical 3; Orchestra 1 ,2,3. HALL, LISA A. Honor Roll 1,2,3; Cheerblock 1. HAMBLIN, ROB HAMILTON, DAVE HANNIGAN, JOHN C. Chess Club 2; Co-Ed Gym- nastics 1,2; Attended Hyde Park High School, Hyde Park, Massachusetts. HAPPEL, JEFFREY S. Baseball 1,2,3; Intramurals 1. HARDESTY, BECKY J. 138 LEFT: Phil Baker, a member ot the group CIrcee, which played at the SO ' s dance, concentrates on hie music. RIGHT; Bruce HIM, who has It made In the shade dances with Jana Gehl at the SO ' s dance. The group Circes played 50 ' 8 music. Todd Steele, Phil Baker, Thom Anderson, and Junior Bruce Barth are In Circes. Seniors thought the dance was swell. HARLAN, LAURA J. Honor Roll 1,2,3; Co-Ed Gym- nastics 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Gymnastics Team 2,3; Musical 1; Orchestra 1,2,3 (Librarian 2,3). HARPER, CINDY L. Art Club 1 ; Gymnastics Team 2,3. HARPER, MARK D. Honor Roll 2; Gymnastics 3; Attended Wawasee Prep School, Syracuse, Indiana. HARRIS, DAVID T. Honor Roll 2,3; Fall Play 3; HART, ELIZABETH A. Musical 3. HART, PRISCILLA Honor Roll 1 ,2; Cheerblock 1 ; GAA 1; French Club 1; Gymnastics 1,3; Reserve Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3. HARVEY, JIM Gymnastics 1,2,3; Letterman 2,3; Wrestling 1,2. HASKELL, DOUG E. Concert Band 2,3; Concert Choir 2; Cross Country 3; Track 2,3; Attended Lafayette Jefferson High School, Lafayette, Indiana. HAWTHORNE, DAVE HEARON, BRUCE HENLINE, CHERYL C. HENRY, JOHN J. Service Worker 2,3. 139 HERB, LARRY R. „ h HILL, BRIAN W. Basketball 1,2,3; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1. HILL BRUCE AYH 1 ,2,3 (President 3); Orchestra 1 ,2,3; Musical 1,2,3; Play 3; SAFARI 3; Sketchbook 1,2. HILSMIER, PAM Girls Glee Club 2; Concert Choir 3; Snider Singers 1 ; Student Council 2,3. HINZ, KIM HOBSON, SCOTT HOERRING, JEFF HOLKEBOER, ROBERT Concert Choir 2,3; Snider Singers 1 ; Student Council 2; Snider Singers 1 ; Swing Choir 1,2,3. HOLLINGSWORTH, DAVID Co-ed Gymnastics 2; Honor Roil 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3. HOMA, BARBARA Honor Roll 2; Cheerblock 2,3. HONOR, DAN HORNAIL, TIM HOSKINS, DWILETTE Afro-Heritage Club 1 ; GAA 1 . HUDECKI, MIKE D. HUGHES, PATTY DECA 3 (Treasurer 3; District Treasurer 3); Reserve Cheerleader 1; Sophomore Class Officer (Secretary 1 ); Student Council 1 ; Varsity Cheerleader 2. HUNTER, PAMELA ABOVE: Senior Tom Redman manages to find time to relax in class. RIGHT: Karen Goon (left) and Donna Keppeler (right) take a moment away from their books in choir. 140 Gina Flowers leads Afro club, organizes Black History Week ISABEL, KAREN W. Honor Roll 3; Afro Heritage 3. JANSEN, KAREN S. JEHL, JOHN JEHL, KEVIN G. Attended Bishop Dwenger High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana. JOCKEL, PAMELA S. JOHNSON, BRIAN JOHNSON, JANIS Honor Roll 2,3; Concert Band 1; Attended Central High School, Champaign, Illinois. JOHNSON, KRISTIE L. Honor Roll 2,3; Cheerblock 1; FSA 2,3 (Treasurer 3). JOHNSON, MARK D. Bowling 1 ; Co-ed Gymnastics 1 ; Football 1,2,3; Manager 1,2,3. JOHNSON, VELMA JONES, MICHAEL R. A.V. Worker 3. JONES, ROBERT F. Honor Roil 3. JORDAN, JAMES C. Concert Band 1 ,2,3; Concert 1 ,2,- 3; Concert Choir 2,3; Concert Orchestra 1,2,3; Honors Orchestra 3; Spring Musical 1,2,3. JUAREZ, CHERYL A. Cheerblock 1,2; Co-Ed Gym- nastics 1,2,3; Snider Singers 1. KANE, NANCY KAPP, JAN R. Cheerblock 2; COE 1 ; Office Worker 1 . KEARBY, DAVID A. Football 2,3; Letterman 2,3. KEMPF, SUSAN L. GAA 1,2,3 (Vice President 3); JCL 1,2; Tennis 2,3; Volleyball 2,3. KENNELL, SUE L. Bowling 1,2; Cheerblock 2; GAA 1. KENNELLY, MATTHEW Honor Roll 1,2,3; Orchestra 1 ,2,3; Senior Class Officer (President 3); Student Coun- cil 1,2,3. KEPPELER, DONNA R. Concert Choir 2,3; GAA 1; Snider Singers 1. KiDD, LORNA V. Honor Roll 1 ,2,3; AYH 3; Co-Ed Gym- nastics 1. KIEFER, NANCY Honor Roil 3; Concert Choir 2,3; Ger- man Club 2,3 (Secretary 3); Musical 3; Play 3. KING, JULIE L. Honor Roll 1 ,2,3; Concert Choir 2,3; Fail Play 3; National Merit Finalist 2; NFL 2,3; (Secretary 3); Senior Class Officer (Treasurer 3); Sketchbook 1,2,3; Musical 1,2,3; Swing Choir 2,3; TrI Kappa Award 2. 141 Senior Rob Goshert displays his Sertoma Award. Rob was the first wrestler from Snider, and the first wrestler from Fort Wayne, to win a state title in his weight bracket. Rob was also on the football team and track team. He set new records for the discus throw in track. Rob was also selected the Ser- toma recipient and represented Snider at a banquet. Seniors led the athletic teams this year, and the letterman ' s club. Senior Chuck Taylor was elected President of the club, which, under him, had the most successful drive in the history of Snider. The whole school took an active role in collecting the cans. This canned foods drive was sponsored around Christmas time, in addition to the an- nual Student Council-sponsored Christ- mas project. Seniors qualify for Several top honors titles; taken KLUG, JONATHAN P. Honor Roll 1 ,2,3; Intramurals 1 ,- 2,3. KOORSEN, MICHAEL E. Honor Roll 3; AYH 2,3; In- tramurals 1,2,3. KORTZ, JEFF W. Honor Roll 1 ,2,3; Concert Band 1 ,2,- 3; Golf 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Letterman 3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 3. KNOX, BRIAN P. Art Club 1,2,3; Snider Singers 1; Squires 2. LADD, VIGKI L. LAMB, RICHARD LANNING, PAM LARKEY, GREG LEE, TERI J. Honor Roll 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Musical 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Volleyball 2. LEHMAN, BRENDA LEONARD, JIM LEPPER, JENNIFER E. Cheerblock 1,2; Concert Choir 2,3; Entre Nous 2,3; Musical 2; Office Worker 2; Snider Singers 1. 142 Attended North High School, LEWELLIN, MIKE LEWIS, PHYLLIS J. Evansvllle, Indiana. LIBKA, K ALENE R. Honor Roll 1 ,2; Cheerblock 2; Entre Nous 2; FTA 1; Latin Club 1,2,3 (Treasurer 1). LILLY, SONJA LOEHR, ERNEST W. Cross Country 2; German Club 3. LONG, MICHAEL S. Honor Roll 1,2. LOTHAMER, PATRICK K. LUNDY, JANET L. Honor Roll 2; Cheerblock 1; Concert Choir 2; Musical 1. LUTHER, LAURIE Honor Roll 2; Attended Andrean High School, Gary Indiana and Lew Wallace High School, Gary, Indiana. LYSTER, BARBARA S. French Club 2,3; GAA 1,2,3 (President 3); Volleyball 2,3. MAIER, JON G. Cross Country 1,3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3 (Captain 3); Attended John Marshall High School, Cleveland, Ohio. MARANO, FRAN Homecoming Court 2. MARSH, PAUL MARTIN, SHIRLEY MASON, OLWEN R. Honor Roll 2; Afro Heritage Club 1 ; Office Worker 2. McBANE, CHARLES D. Concert Band 1,2; Football 1; Golf 1; Marching Band 1,2. m .M Senior Kathi Scharringhausen practices her golf swing. Kathi Is the first girl from Snider to ever receive an athletic scholarship to college. Kathi also played on the previously ail-male golf team, since a golf program was not available for girls. She has won several golf championships. in addition to playing golf, Kathi was on the girls ' volleyball team. Under the leadership of Seniors, the volleyball team won sectionals, reglonals, and was runnerup In the state competition. The girls in the Class of 1974 were the first to be eligible for letter jackets. Several girls won jackets as a result of their participa- tion in volleyball, gymnastics, and tennis. 1974 was the second year for in- terschoiastlc competition for girls. The girls teams were well-received, as many girls par- ticipated for two consecutive years. Though young, they represented Snider well In com- petition. Senior Renee Rousseau, who played first position on the tennis team, represented Snider well during team competition, in addi- tion to playing in several tournaments during the summer months. In gymnastics, Laura Harlan, Cathy Teetor, and Chris Slater had particularly out- standing seasons. 1-43 McCALL, LYNDA A. Honor Roll 1,2,3; Cheerblock 1; DECA 3. McCAMMON, AMY L. Honor Roll 1 ,2,3; Cheerblock 1 ; TrI Kappa Award 2. McCLENDON, MATTHEW McDIRMIT, KATHY M. McFADDEN, STEVEN D. MERKEL, BRENDA R. Honor Roll 1,2,3; Concert Choir 2,3; German Club 1,2,3 (Treasurer 2); Musical 1,2,3; SCROLL 1,2,3 (News Editor 3, High School Monitor Reporter 3); Sketchbook 1,2,3; Snider Singers 1; Stu- dent Council 3; Swing Choir 1,2,3. MENDEZ, SANDRA L Girls Glee Club 2. MICKELINI, MIKE MILLER, RICK MILTON, TERRY Baseball. MINYARD, MARY J. Honor Roll 1,2,3; DECA 2. MITSON, M ARCi A L. Honor Roll 2,3; Cheerblock 1 ; En- tre Nous 1 ,2,3; French Club 1 ; Reserve Cheerleader 2; SAFARI 1,2,3 (EdItor-ln-Chlef 3); Service Worker 1,2; Varsity Cheerleader 3. MOELLER, CAROL A. MOELLER, DAN L. MOELLER, TIM MOORE, KIMBERLY J. German Club 3. Honor Roll 2; Cheerblock 1 ,2; MORIMANNO, MICHAEL P. Honor Roll 2; Library 2. MOULIN, TOM H. Football 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2; Letterman 2,3; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3. MONROE, THOMAS A. Attended Robers S. Regers High School, Toledo, Ohio. MOREANE, TERRY Honor Roll 1,2; Homecoming Court 2; Attended Speedway High School, Speedway, Indiana. MOTTS, DOUG R. MUELLER, ALICE C. OE3. MURPHY, LONNIE NELSON, JOHN Concert Choir 2,3; Musical 2. NEWMAN, JAMES E. Honor Roll 2; Basketball 2,3; Letterman 2,3. NICHOLAS, NATALIE Honor Roll 1,2,3; Junior Class Officer (Secretary 2); Concert Band 1,2; Concert Choir 3; Majorette 2,3 (Captain 3); Marching Band 1 ; Musical 2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; SAFARI SCROLL 1,2,3 (Assistant News Editor 2; Editor-ln-chlef 3; Sketchbook 1,2,3; Stage Band 1 ; Student Council 2,3 (Secretary 3); Swing Choir 2,3; Tennis 2. NICKELSON, DEBRA S. Honor Roll 2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; German Club 1,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 1. NIEMIEC, RENEE L. DECA 2; FSA 2,3; OE (Treasurer 3); Attended Oak Lawn Community High School, Oak Lawn, Illinois. Extra hours spent for school BELOW: Natalie Nicholas and several other seniors practiced many long hours after school and for two weeks during the summer with the marching band. LEFT: Sue Bauerle shows one of her better ex- pressions before she performs the Can-Can In the Sectional pep session. All Foreign Language classes participated. NISWONGER, JIM NYCUM, THERESA A. Cheerblock 2; Co-Ed Gym- nastics 1.2,3; GAA 2; Gymnastics 1,2. OBERLiN, SHAROLYN Honor Roil 2,3; Bowling Ciub 1 . O ' BRIEN, TERRY Concert Choir 2,3; National Merit Semifinaiist 3; SAFARI 2,3; Snider Singers 1. OPLIGER, LAURA M. GAA 1; Service Worker 1,3. OSTMAN, WAYNE L. O ' REILLY, THOMAS D. Honor Roil 3; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1 ; Intramurals 2,3. PACKER, MARY K. Cheerblock 1 ,2. PARKS, CHERRI L. Spanish Ciub 2. PARKS, KHEILA J. PASTRiCK, GREG L. Football 1; Golf 1,2; Intramurals 1,2. PATTISON, KELLY A. Honor Roll 2,3; DECA 3. 1A5 Prom provides lasting memories Lori Steffen and her date en- joy the refreshments served at the annual Junior-Senior Prom, Photographs and Memories. The pr om is planned by the Junior Class, which followed the precedent established by the Class of 1974 of having the prom outside of school. The Junior class also followed a Class of 1 974 precedent in having a prom court and queen. The queen was elected by all couples attending the prom, and the court was elected by class sponsors and representatives of the classes. John Ellett and Natalie Nicholas represented the Senior Class. The Senior Class Prom Queen was Janna Gehl. Many people went to after prom parties and breakfasts follow- ing the prom, and to Pokagon the next day. PAYTON, KATHY PEASTER, JANICE K. Honor Roll 2,3; FSA 2,3 (Presi- dent 3); OEA (president 3); Service Worker 2; Snider Singers 1. PENCE, JUDY K. Honor Roll 3. PHILLIPS, RICK D. Basketball 2; Track 2,3; Attended Conant High School, Hoffman West, Indiana. PHILLIPS, YVONNE J. Cheerblock 1; Drama (President 3); Musical 1. PINKHAM, MICHAEL R. Honor Roll 1 ,2,3; Cross Coun try 1,2,3 (Captain 3); Intramurals 1,3; Letterman 2,3 Track 1,2,3. PITSER, TIM G. Honor Roll 2; Bowling 2. PORTER, CONNIE PRZENICZNY, JEAN M. Honor Roll 2,3; Concert Choir 3; Girl ' s Glee Club 2; Cheerblock 2; Snider Singers 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Musical 2. PUTT, KEN B. Honor Roll 2,3; French Club 1. RABADEUX, DAVID S. RAMSBOTTOM, ROBERT RAMSEY, BILL Co-ed Gymnastics 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3 (President 3); Football 2,3; Intramurals 1,3; Jazz Band 3; Letterman 2,3; Orchestra (Secretary 3); Wrestling 2. REDMAN, THOMAS A. Concert Choir 2,3; Drama Club (Vice President 2); Fall play 3; Sketchbook 2,3; Snider Singers 1; Musical 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Swing Choir 1,2,3. REED, JANE C. Honor Roll 2,3; Co-ed gymnastics 1; Homecoming Queen 3; Junior Prom Queen 2. REICHARD, CINDY 146 I r RICHARDS, BOB RIECKEN, JIM Honor Roll 2,3; Intramurale 1,2. RINKER, JOYCE Cheerblock 1; COE 3; FSA 2,3; Ser- vice Worker 1. ROBINSON, DON Basketball 1; intramurala 1. ROBINSON, GEORGE REPLOGLE, NANCY Cheerblock 1; Co-ed Gym- nastics 1,2,3; Gymnastics 2,3; ROGOSCH, CAROL Honor Roll 1,2,3; Attended Rich- mond Senior High School, Richmond, Indiana. ROUSSEAU, RENEE Cheerblock 1,2 (Treasurer 2); Entre Nous 1 ,2,3; Tennis 2,3; SAFARI 3; Service Worker 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3; Snider Singers 1. ROYSE, STEVEN Honor Roll 1,2,3; Intramurale 2,3; Squires 2. RUCKMAN, JULIA Honor Roll 2; Bowling 1,2; Cheerblock 1 ; SCROLL 2. RUMSCHLAG, SUZANNE Honor Roll 2,3; AYH 3; Concert Choir 2,3; Drama Club 2; Library Worker 1; Musical 2,3; SCROLL 3; Snider Singers 1. SAFFORD, SALLY Honor Roll 3; DECA 2,3 (Vice Presi- dent 2). SAGER, STEVE Squires 2. SATTERTHWAITE, PAMILA Honor Roll 1,2; German Club 1,2. SCHARRINGHAUSEN, KATHI Honor Roll 2,3 Cheerblock 1; GAA 1,2,3; Golf 2,3; Gym helper 1,2,3 Letterman 3; Spanish Club (Vice President 2) Volleyball 2,3. SCHIBLEY, LAMARR SCHMIDT, SHARON Honor Roll 3; Co-ed Gymnastics 1,2; Gymnastics 1,2. SCHMIDT, THOMAS Honor Roll 2,3. SCHWARTZ, ROBERT Intramurals 1,2,3, Reserve Golf 2. SCOTT, CHARLES DECA 2,3; Track 1 ; Wrestling 2. SEDERY, CRAIG SEILER, KAREN Drama Club 2; Attended Bridgewater-Raritan High School, West Raritan, New Jersey. SELKING, JOYCE Honor Roll 2,3; Bowling 1 ; Home Ec Club 1; IMAGES 2; Office Worker 2. SENEFF, CHARLENE Honor Roll 2,3; Art 1,2,3: Cheerblock 1,2; Colorguard 3. SENEFF, DEBBIE Honor Roll 1 ,2,3; Concert Band 1 ,2,3 (Secretary 3); Concert Choir 3; FSA 2,3; Honors Choir 3; Marching Band 1 ,2,3; Musical 2,3; TrI Kappa Award 2. SENTER, ELLESTINE SHAFER, PAULA Honor Roll 2; Spanish Club 1,2; En- tre Nous 2. SHIPMAN, KERRY Bowling 1,2; Concert Choir 1,2. 1-47 Cast led by seniors inmusical; art, music, dramatic talent shown SHOMO, CHARLES K. SHOWN, DON G. SIBERY, KEVIN Football 1,2,3; Lettermen 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3. SIEBOLD, LAURA D. Cheerblock 1,2 Seargent-at- arms; Entre Nous 2,3 President; OE 3 Vice-President. SKINNER, KAREN L. Honor Roll 3; Art club 1; Entre Nous 2; Flag Squad 3; Library worker 1 ; Spanish club 1,2. SLATER, CHRIS Co-ed gymnastics 1,2; GAA1; Girls gymnastics team 2,3; Homecoming Court 3; Reserve Cheerleader 1 ; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3; Student Coun- cil 1. SMITH, CYNTHIA A. Bowling club 2,3; Girls Glee club 2,3; Snider Singers 1 ; Spanish club 2. SMITH, PATRICIA M. Cheerblock 1; FSA 3; FTA L Secretary; OE 3 Secretary; Spanish club 1 ,2. SNIDER, ANGIE K. Bowling Club 1; German Club 1,2. SPRINGHORN, PATRICIA E. Honor Roll 2; Cheerblock 1 ; Office Worker 2. STAPLES, SHERYL A. STEELE, TODD H. Honor Roll 2,3; AYH 1 ; Fall Play 2,3 (Stage Manager 3); Musical 1,2,3; Sketchbook (Stage Manager 3). STEFFEN, LORI L. Cheerblock 1 ; Concert Choir 2,3; French Club 1,2,3; Musical 2,3; Snider Singers 1; Sophomore Class Officer (Treasurer 1 ); Swing Choir 3. STEPHENSON, DAVID E. STEWARD, SUE Cheerblock 1,3; GAA 1; Student Council 2. STOBIE, JANNE Concert Choir 3; Attended Orono High School, Orono, Maine, and Stonington High School, Pawcatuck, Connecticutt. STONER, KEVIN A. Honor Roll 2,3. SPRANGER, CASEY R. STUCK, STEVE F. Co-Ed Balancing 2,3; Co-Ed Gym- nastics 2,3; Orchestra 1 ; Wrestling 2,3. STUCKY, THOMAS STUCKY, TIMOTHY E. STUDLE, JAMES STINGLEY, BRUCE STUMP, MARY Concert Choir 3; Swing Choir 3. 148 LEFT: Senior Nell Andrews, as Bud Frump, contemplates another devious plan to prohibit Finch from rising to the top of the business world. RIGHT: Senior Cindy Dlller, as Miss Jones, tells Senior Tom Redman, as Finch, that he will go far In the World Wide Wicket Company. Several Seniors participated In the annual musical, How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying.   H SUMMERS, KATHRYN S. Bowling Club 2; Cheerblocl 1,3; Concert Choir 3; Entre Nous 3; FSA 2; GAA 1,2; Gymnastics 1,3; Spanish Club 1,3; Student Council 1. SUMMERS, MARC T. Football 1; Golf 2,3; Wrestling 1,2. TAYLOR, CHUCK Basketball 1 ; Football 1 ,2,3; Letter- man 2,3 (President 3); Orchestra 3; Track 2. TAYLOR, SOLOMAN TEETOR, CATHERINE Honor Roll 2,3; Gymnastics 2,3; Student Council 1. THARP, BONITA G. Afro Heritage Club 2. THOMAS, DONNA S. Spanish Club 1 . THOMAS, LARRY Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Letterman 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Attended Wayne High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana. THOMAS, VICKI L. AYH 2; Latin Club (Secretary 2); NFL 2,3. THORNBURY, JANE E. Honor Roll 2; Co-Ed Gym- nastics 1,2,3; French Club 2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Gymnastics 2,3; Sketchbook 2; Student Council 2,3. TIMM, MARK E. Concert Choir 3; Fall Play 3; Football 1,2; SCROLL 2; Sketchbook 2; Student Council (Presi- dent 3); Track 1; Wrestling 1,2,3; Attended Arlington High School, Arlington Heights, Illinois. TIPTON, TAMMY TJEPKEMA, SUSAN O. Flag Squad 2. TRUEBLOOD, GEORGE M. Co-Ed Gymnastics 2; In- tramurals 1,2,3; Team Manager 2. UPTGRAFT, MICHAEL R. URICH, LEE A. Cheerblock 1 ,2; Concert Choir 3; Giris Glee Club 2; Gymnastics 2; Snider Singers 1. IAS students boost spirit; perform in concerts and pep sessions UHRICK, SCOTT G. Concert Band 2,3; German Club 2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3. ULMER, DEB VACHON, MATTHEW J. Concert Band 1 ,2; Marching Band 1,2. VENTURONI, SUE A. Attended Glenbard West High School, Glen Ellyn, Illinois VERNASCO, MARY VITERISI, PAUL A. Football 1,2,3; Letterman 2,3; Track 1, Wrestling. VOIGT, CYNTHIA L. Honor Roll 2,3. WALLACE, WILLIAM E. Attended Downers Grove South High School, Downers Grove, Illinois. WALLACE, JEFF WALSH, KAREN Honor Roll 1,2,3; OE 3; Service Worker 1; Student Council 1,2. WALTERS, JEFF M. DECA (President 2); Football 1; Student Council 1. WATSON, LORNA A. DECA 3; IMAGES 2; Library Worker 1,2,3. WEAVER, STEPHEN K Honor Roll 1 ,2; Concert Band 1,2. WEILER, SHARON L. Cheerblock 1. WELCH, RICHARD M. Honor Roll 1,2,3; Bowling 1,2,3; Concert Band 1 ,2,3; German Club 1 ,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3. WELTI, GAIL B. Honor Roll 3. WENDEL, BOB WESTERFIELD, ROBIN WHARTON, JENNIFER A. Honor Roll 2,3; OE 3. WHISLER, DAN S. Cross Country 1,2; Letterman 2; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1,2. WENGER, DAN WHITELEATHER, BRUCE WIGHT, WENDY M. Attended Elmhurst High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana. WILLIAMSON, JOHN R. 150 LEFT: Jim Bryan seems shocked at the Poor Man ' s Prom, which was sponsored by Entre Nous. The annual dance attracted a large crowd, and most participants were dressed In the traditional Sadie Hawkins costume. BELOW: Mr. Hemmer, class sponsor and Dave Byrne talk In the hall on the SO ' s day. Students wore different types of clothes during Spirit Week. WILSON, SUE WILSON, VERNICE Afro Heritage Club 1; Home Ec Club 1. WINTER, STEVE WOODRUFF, ROGER P. Co-Ed Gymnastics 1,2,3; Football 1; Intramurals 1,2; Tennis 3. WOODS, DAVE M. WOLF, STEVE E. AYH 3; Gymnastics 3. YOUNG, PATRICIA L. Honor Roll 2,3; Co-Ed Gyr nasties 2,3. ZARTMAN, ROGER Concert Choir 3. ZAUNER, DAVID R. National Merit Semifinalist 3. ZAWODNI, LARRY M. DECA 3; Student Council 1. ZUBER, TOM BENNETT, JANE BROWN, OUINN CLANCY, KERRY DIXON, JOE DUNCAN, JEFF DANNING, JOHN GOEMES, GREG MARLINE, PAUL HARRIS, TOM HARRIS, DAVID HOLMAN, DAVID KRESSLEY, KEVIN MALONE, BILL MARTIN, ROBERT NEAL, HENRY PAULUS, NICKIE PICKARSKI, MARTIN RABADEUX, DAVID REPPER, JOHN RICE, FRED RUCH, KEVIN SMITH, J. MICHAEL SMITH, YVONNE THOMAS, RUTH WENGER, DAN ULMER, DEB VENTURONI, SUE 152 Traditional events end last • ' • Cfc - ' ' ( - ■ f A ' . hx . UPPER LEFT: Lisa Gehrke and Bob Richards talk after the Recognition Assembly. LOWER LEFT: Amy Davis and Janna Gehl ham it up for the camera. ABOVE: The Seniors process led by two Junior Class officers. BELOW: The Seniors end their last assembly as students at Snider. -X- 3aEZ .Ti sQife il ' rs 153 IP- Active Juniors plan annual prom The Class of ' 75 started the year by giving the Sophomore IVIixer. This year ' s dance was a big success. The Big dance of the year, though, was the Junior-Senior Prom. It was held in the Musicians Union Hall with Dick Seeger ' s Band playing. A great deal of the Juniors ' time was taken in planning for the event- filled occasion. Many early- morning meetings characteriz- ed the planning. The theme, Photographs and Memories, was chosen early by the chairmen of the prom com- mittees. Prom colors of burgundy and pink showed up in the programs and decorations. All the planning paid off and the night was a smashing success. The Class of ' 75 is one of the most spirited ever. This fact showed up in their motto, We ' ve got spirit, we ' ve got drive; we ' re the Class of ' 75. Their great record for winning the spirit stick demonstrates how their motto was put to use. The class had good leadership with their sponsors, Mr. Ted King and Miss Diane Boknecht, helping constantly. With the help of these spon- sors and many class members this year culminated and was one of the most progressive ever. 154 RIGHT: Mike Calhoun, Vice-President; Eric Rumschlag, treasurer; Peggy Lewis, President; Joanne Richard, secretary. I Abbott. Jeffrey Achteman. ENen Adam, Terry Adam«, Pat Albert. Patricia Aea c hteman. Ttmottty Albrlgm, LeMe Amt rieco, Barbara And raon, Ocrbbte Anderson, Dennis An Jer on, KH Anderfton. Paul Andrews, Jan es Angeloff, Karon Armstrong,- Ronda Arnold, EUzabeth Arrington. Ctoetta Ashby, Theresa Babin, Kenneth Baiden. Julie Baker. Michael Baldwin, Dennis Barnes, Jim Barr. Larry Barr, Peggy Barrett. Richard Barth. Bruce Bastian, Sue Battle, Debra Bedford. Edward Begy. Sue Bengle. Debra Bennett. Diane Bennett, John Bennett. Patricia Benson, Alice Berggoetz. Lawrence Berles, James Berry. Timothy Biddle. Mary Biddle. Nanette Black. Roger Blackford. Debra Blake. Sally Bledsoe. Arneed Bledsoe, Fred Bleeke. Marilou Bloemker, Jo Bloomquist. Holly Boedeker. Katherine Boesch. Helene Boger. Larry Boiling. James Borchelt, Gregory Bost ick. David Boyer. Nancy RIGHT: Prom committee chairmen are hard at work during one of the many early morning ses- sions. LEFT: Miss Bok- necht lends a helping hand in choosing the programs for the prom. p Boyer, Roberta Boyktn, David Brehm. Kelly Brewer, Cynthia Brogan, Molly Brooks, Bob Brown, Anthony Browning, Klmberly Brudi. Steven Brunson, Randy Burleson, Carol Burns, Donna Burrier, Lisa Cable, Denise Calhoun, Michael Callant, Lori Cappelli, Debbi Carlton, Steven Carpenter, Kimberly Carr, Glenn Carroll, Tara Carruthers, Diane Carter, David Carter, Renea Caruthers, John Cassada, John Chandler, Cheryl Chandler, Tracy Chapman, Deloris Chapman, Leon Chester, Diane Churchill, Pamela Clark, Cynthia Clark, Stephanie Cochran, Paul Coleman, Cheryl Connelly, Karen Conner, Phillip Connett, Charles Connors, Margaret Copeland, Gregory Coplen, David Cornelius, Gail Courtney, Catherine Cox, David Creigh, Thomas Crickmore, Gary Crill, Connie Crist, Gary Crozier, Jeannle Crozier, Ralph Culler, Garr 156 Current, Cindy Curry, Kent Dague, Kenr etli Daniels. Debbie Darling. Nancy Davenport, Susan Davey, Linda Davis, Glenn Davis. Ruby Deaton, Susan Dennis. Debra Deutsctt. Cynthia Dewart, Bruce DeWolfe, David Dtckerson. Douglas Dickmeyer, David Didion. Candace Diller, Luanne Dillon, Jeff Doenges, Karen Donaldson, Eric Douglas, Paula Douglass, Cindy Drew. Dawn Dumask. Jill Eaton, Judy Echlin, Linda Ehmke, Steven Eich, Annette Eich, Jarnes Eichman, John Einstein, Laurie Eley, Charles Ellison. Laura English, Terry Erdman. Mark Evans. Susan Fan-, Eric Farr. Stanley Fick. John Fisher, Gregory Fidher, Judy Flightner. Gretchen Fogleson. Tamela Forst, Linda Foster. Bruce Fowler, Marc Fox, Kay Frissell. Jim Funk. Gregory Gallender. Randy Gaston. Bert 157 Hard-working Juniors are thefound Glenn Major - student council Matt Gooley - concert choir RIGHT: Hey honeydew, how about holding these yard markers? I touch your hand and my arms grow strong 158 I used the biggist one I could find and he didn ' t even notice me GratO eR Keener - y6arj ool What was your phone number again? ation of many clubs and activities Gates, Joanne Gavalier, Jeannlne Gaylord, Cathy Gaylord, Timothy Gaynor, Charles Gebert, Caron Gentry, John George, Holly Gephart, Susan Gertz, Linda Gibson, Tina Gick, Julie Gill, Karen Gillion, Deborah Glenn, Gary Gooley, Matthew Gray, Rennea Gray, Rodney Green, Lena Greer, Karen Greim, James Grime, Stephen Grimes, Jeanne Grjse, Lauren Haak, Karen Haggard, Linda Hagler, William Hall, David Hall. Douglas Hall, Timothy Halvoraen. Ctiarl«ne Kan-iltton. JermMer Hampton. Ronald Hammigan. Catttertne Harmon. Cynthia Hart er. Kathy Harges. VickJ Hams. Beth Hartley. Jeff Haw thorne. Janie Haycox. Tracy Hearon. Bartiara Hedeen, Maria Haider. Marjorie Heineman, Susan Heller. Kathlen Henderson, Debra Hensch. Maria Highlen, Deborah Hilker. Jeffry Hill. Brenda Himes, Carol Hiser, David Hodges. Terry Hoering. Victoria Holle. Beckie HoMingsworth, Jane Holman. Sylvania Howell. Gloria 159 Brian Meeks, who do you think you are, a live guy or something? ■ Ed Smaistria Please Eddie, don ' t aim at Miss Bossel Howell. Vicki Hughes, Charlotte Hull, Karin Humbert, Donna Huser, Rhonda Hyndeman, Sherry Irmscher, Lisa Jackson, Frank Jackson. Kerry Jackson. Reggie Jackson, William Jacobson, Rebecca James. Girtha Jenkins, Mark Jenson, David Johnson, Edward Johnson, Karen Johnson, Lisa Jones. Linda Jordan, Diane Jordan, Willie Juarez, Linda Kallenback, Linda Kays, Ted Keckler, James Keefer, Matthew Keener, Gretchen Kelly, Kevin Kempf, William Kennell, Mark Kharbas, Shubha Kile, Lisa King, Lloyd Kiracofe, Karen Klotz, Edward Knopp, David Kohn, Pamela Koontz, Ralph Kory, Lisa Krantz, Francis Krebs, Suzan Krinn, John Labov, Dean Lamley, John Lano, Martha Larocque, Michelle Larson, Sheryl Lauer. Kenneth Leatherman, Greg Lee. James Leeth. Joey Lew, Branch Lewellin, Katheleen Lewis, Margaret Lewis, Susan Linden, Laura 160 j ects the napplness of a 6ne various ways Partain, James Partin, Susan Paske, Juli Patterson, Marcia Payette, Christine Pedersen, Paula Peggins, Dexter Peterschmidt, Mark Patrick, Janis Pettibone, Sherilynn Pettie, Kenneth Phillips. Robert Pinderton, Thomas Piatt, Mike Poling. Cynthia Uvingston. Annette Uoyd. Alan Loar, Deatra LoftuB, Jame« Long, Val Lopez, Ramon Ludwtg. Oeorge Lueter, Davk) Lyone, Judy Maecker. Norbert Mahlan, Rhonda Main, John Major. Glenn Ma lone. Pat Martin, Ron MartJn. Steve Martin. Steve Mattefton. Brad Matthews. Brenda Matthews. Cindy Ma ere, Linda McBride, Carl McCall. Thomas McClaIn, Jay McCreary. Robert McDonald. Robert McGaharen. Julie McGovern, Robert McLeroth, Kent McQueen. Erfn Meeks, Brian Mahlhop. William Meier. VIcki Mendez. Alexander Menke. Greg Mentzer, Beth Metzger. Sheryl Meyers. Kim Miller, Curtis Miller. Jeffrey :% -., W . Steve M artin, Ron Martin. Bruce Scherte, Ralph i A stunning example of reserve team enthuslasr Sheryl carava 161 Neu, John Newman, Jeff Newville. Lori Niblick, Carolyn Niemann, John Noecker, Deb 162 Norditn. Linda Norman. MIcfcey Novit kl, Edward Nucci. Bill Nutt. Chrtotlna Nyberg, Rich Oberltn, Janlne Oberlin. Keith Ogden, Kim Olovsson. Eva Opiinger, Glenn ORourke. Ann Osborn, Laurette Pape. Matthew Papier, Paul Cindy Clark reflects the happiness of a cheerleader. various ways Partain, James Partin, Susan Paske, Juli Patterson, Marcia Payette, Christine Pedersen, Paula Peggins, Dexter Peterschmidt, Mark Petrick, Janis Pettibone, Sherilynn Pettie. Kenneth Phillips, Robert Pinderton, Thomas Piatt, Mike Poling, Cynthia Sheryl Larson has her old car decorated for the homecoming caravan. 163 Quiet moments Her Wind Song stays on my mind. and academ Mike Rhodes, Betty I Will always have to look up to you, Betty, nnake-up school life I thought something came undone. Quick, fix it! 164 Checking to see If Jay copied from John, huh. Miss Bosse? PoHard, Oliver Powell, Jody Powers, Sam Rahrer, Greg Ramsey, Sandra Randolph, Scott Rasor, Janice Reeves, Sue Renno, Kenneth Rhodes, Michael Rhoades, RartfJal Rjbel, Gary Rice, Pam Richard, Joanne Richter, Peg Rickord, Bob Ridge, Dave RIedlnger, Wayne Robblns, Dan Robinson, Diana Robinson, Dwight Robinson, Karen Roliand, Cheri Ruble, Terri Rumschlag, Eric Rushing, Ken Rye, James Salln, Bill Salway, Kathy Sanders, Mary Sanders, Michael Sanders, Peggy Sanders, Ray Sansom, Nancy Scare, Donald Schatko, John Scheie, Andrea Schenkel, John, Jr. Schertz, Bruce Schiffbaurer, Sally Schiffbaurer, Susan Schrader, Leisa Schroeder, Tom Schuckel, Joanne Schulte, James Screeton, Gary Scully, Marsha Seidel, Jan Shade, Dora Shaffer, Kim Shaleen, Mary Sharpe, Jeanne Shears, Barb Shepherd, Rebecca Shinn, Ed Shull, Roger Shurr, Jeff Sidebottom, Mark Simmons, Anthony Sive, Debbie Slick, Suzanne Smaistrla, Ed Smith, Chris Smith, Robin Smith, Valerie Sorg, Maureen Souder, Kathryn Span, Johnnie Spence, Thomas Springer, Tammy Staley, Dan Stanford, Doug Stehlik, Robert Stellhorn, Mike Stetzel, Eric Strllman, Dean Stilwell. John Stinson, Donna Stoiber, Patti Stone, Scott Stuart, Karen Stuck, Dave Stuhlman, Kerth Summerlot, Joanne Summers, Lowell Swaim, Pam Taritas, Karen Tharp, Dean L A J m $ M Thomas, Debra Thompson, Marybeth Thorington, Mark Threadgill, Sheryl Tieman, Gregory Todd, Cindy Tracy, Melanle Turner, Kevin Updike. Chris Uptgraft, Sandy Vance, Susan Vann, Glenn Varnum, Li Velten, David Vernasco, Carol Vogel, Matthew Vogt, Kristle Wade, John Waldren, Lisa Walker, Connie Wallace, Mark Ward, Greg Warren, Donna Washburn, Hazel Watson, Brian Watson, Reginald Weaver, Tom Weibel, Bonnie Weibel, Linda Weissert, Teresa Weitzman, Becky Weller, David Bnenda Hill Juniors eagerly look forward 166 Williamson. Dougia Witson, Patricia Wilson. William Witta. Deborah Woods, Greg Wooif. Jim Worden. Dorothy Worman, Steve Yoder. Beth Younger. Karen Younger. Kenneth Zartman, Ron Zawodni. Linda Zern. Jim Zimmerman, Tom Zollinger, Deb Zummer. Rebecca Zwierko. Mark - These five lucky girls radiate the happiness of being chosen for the Junior prom court L-R: Deb Gllllom, Stephanie Clark, queen VIckl Harges, Julie McGaharan, and Peggy Lewis. to dominating school NOT PICTURED: Bair, Robin Bohde, Randy Bolt, Gail Booker, Lisa Carter, Steven Dreyer, Steven Edwards, Donald Fuller, Butch Huff, Gary Jackson, Carolyn Jones, Joseph Lyons, Myla Magnuson, Linda McGowan, Roy Moore, Fred Palmer, Beth Ouaintance, Mark Rice, Doug Sanders, David Sasko, Nancy Smith, Charles Stoller, Rick Tabron, Fredia Terrill, Joyce Turner, Eddie Walker, Donnell Washington, Patricia Wauchek, Debra Welti, Ward West, Kevin Word, Melody 167 Spirit of ' 76 becomes reaiity ( «? Sophomore Class Officers LEFT to RIGHT: Jan Frissell, Treasurer; Jenny Bloom, Secretary; Judy Schenkel, Vice-President; (not pictured, Nelson Peters, President.) The Spirit of ' 76 became a reality in September when new faces Started finding their way around the halls. To acquaint the class to Snider the Student Council planned an Orientation Night in August. A full and exciting year of activities started with the Sophomore iV ixer. The dance helped to restore old friendships and brought about some new ones. New classes and clubs kept the Spirit busy. Members of the class took an active part in athletics and fine arts. A Class Dues Week in December collected a lot of un- paid dues which helped the Spirit participate in an all school free dance held in April. 168 At ek , Oienn Adair, Kamy Adam«, Clayton Adame. Dianna Albert, Mike Allen, David Amos, Sandy Anisden. Jackie Anderson, Carolyn Anderson, John Anderson, Sarah Anderson, Theda Angel. Mark Angeioft. Debbie Ashby. Jeanr e Babcock, Jean Bade. Juana Baker. Andy Barch, Dan Barnes, Uaa Barnes. Susan Barngrover, David Bauae, Chris Beaman. Cathy Beaman. Forrest Beck, Teresa Becker. Julia Belcher. Lillian Belcher, Stacy Bell. Jeff Ben. Katherir e Benget, Tami Bennett, Donna Berggoetz. Paul Berghoff, Mary Bergoch. Nancy Berles. Angela Bertz. Holly Bewley, Sara Binkley. Dan Blackford, Pam Blevins. Moses Bloemker, Karen Bloom, Jenny Bogel, Beth Boland, Jean Bollman, Rick Bookmiller, Rick Bookout Julie Borland, Sharry Boseker. Lisa Bouillon, Anne Boyer. Jerry Brake, Laura Bramtey, Robert Brandt, Dave Bratcher, Jimmy Bratton, Terry Brehm. Warren Bremer, Mike Bridges, Bill Brinker, Linda Brinkley, Doris Brown. Bill Brow n. Dean Brown, Kevin Brown, Sharon Brown, Shirley Brunke, Chris Bryan. David Buchanan, Diane Buckner. Setwin Budd, Linda Burford. Danny Bur hard. Wendy Burleson, Charlene Burns, Tim Buuck. Brenda Byers. Jack Campt ell. Brent Caprio, Brenda Carlton. Rick Carteaux, Paul Carter, Callie Castetter, Denise Chandler. Delores Chapman, Gloria Chester, Leroy 169 In Memoriam Susan Gong H Bf ■ 9 ' ImS H m m 1 H ' J 1 1 k H| UhL ' Mad scientists Susan Scnoeff and Janet Koorsen brew up a love potion In Chemistry class. Look out guysl New classes keep Sophs busy ChHst, Rob Churchill, Kathy Clancy, Pamela Clawson, Diane dayman. Brad Cleland, Tim Coburn, Julie Cochran, Dave Cochren, Paula Colglazler, Rened Collins, Ronnie Collins, Terry Colvin, Guy Combs, Darlene Cook, Maureen Corah, Joe Cornellssen, Jim Courtney, Bill Craft, Teresa Cramer, Jim Crews, Jackie Crickmore, Rose Crull. Kelle Cunningham, Don Cunning ham, Mike Dart, Bruce Davie, Angela Davis, Jeff Davis, Mona Davis, Scott Davis, Sharl Deaton, Mike DeBose, Tony DeBruler, Duane DeHaven, Matt Dennis, Lee DeVore, Amy DeVrles, Jean Dick, Susan Dickey, Janet 170 DIckfneyT, 8er« Olcfcson, Brian DIetz, Doug Dinon, Joe Dixon. Morrtctone Oodana, Dawn DonaMaon, Laura Donohoe, Mka Dorm Ire. Jeff Do««n. M ke Douglaoe, Barb Drew. ReOecca Durtiam, Mike Ealing. Steve Eaetman. OavkJ Eaton. Mike Ei el, Rick Ek:hler. Debra Elchler, Walter Elcholtz, Krk Eldrtdge, Sue Ellett, Jean Elllnwood, Steve Ellison, Tim Ervin, Judy Exner. Dennla Felchter, Kay Fennell, Edmond Fenton, Linda Fisher, Denl e Fisher, Janet Fisher, Mark Fieeger. Beth Folks. Ken Follis. Bill Foote, Julie Ford. Alan Foust. Jonl Fowler. Kim Fowlkes, David Froese. Kim Frissell. Jan Fruahour. Laurel Fry, Rick Furry. Denlae Gaff, Yvette Galligan, Teresa Gant, Kathy Garcia, Diann Gardiner, Jill Garman. Bob Garn, Barbara Gam, Deborah Gaynor. Diane Gebert, David Gehrke, Vlckl Gephart, Lynne Geroff. Rosemary Gertz, Tom GIbaon, Joseph Gibson, Karen Gllllgan, James GInther, Mike Glassley, Karen Goode, Steve Goon. Duane Gottfried. Laura Gottlieb. Stephen Graham, Kathy Green, Greg Green, Lynette Gregory. Mac Gritfln. Joe Gruber. John Grupp, Det orah Gulllon, Janet Gunder, Curt G valtney. Nancy Hall, Julie Hall, Mark Hamer, Harriet Hamilton. Mike Hamric, Darlene Heath, Krlsti Hamric, Jim Haskell. Tiane Hay. Judy Hearn, Jeff 171 Hemmer, Greg Hemmer, Jeff Hemsoth, Scott Hensch, Laura Hensch, Melissa Heston, Scott Hetrick, Bruce Hevet, Rick Heyman, Nancy HIgl, Jerry Hilt, Cynthia Hilton, Shawn Hoehn, Steve Holcomb, Denlse Hollenberg, Gene Holly, Craig Holodick, Sue Holy, Claudia Horn, Linda Hornak, Julie Houk. April Huff. Gary Huff. Patrick Hughes. Larry Spirit is essentiai element to help unite Class of ' 76 Hughes. Lisa Hunnlcutt. PattI Huston, Denlse Huston. Sandy Jackson. Carolyn Jackson, Jay Jackson, Jennie Jarvia. Jacob Jockel, Karen Johnsen, Kathy Johnson, Amy Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Peggy Johnson, TImmIe Jones. Dave Jones. Kevin Jontz, Janet Julllerat, David Karn, David Keesler, Pam Kelsler, Chris Kennelly, Kathy Kent, Chris Kerns, Gary Ketner, Elaine Kettelkamp, Linda King, Emily King. Olden Klelnrlchert, Denlse Klejnot. Jody Knopp, Lisa Knowles, Gall Kohl, Bob Koorsen, Janet Koorsen, Paula Korn, Scott KowalskI, Rick Krieg, Scott Kruil. Kelli Labrie. Susan Lamley, Sue Laney, Diane Langdon. Jane Lanle, Julie Lannlng. Julie Lanter, Jeff Larlmore. Pat Larkey, Brian 172 Laycock. Kathty L«avy. Winiam L«rt . Steve Leitiman. Carolyn Lemert. Susan Leonard, Dan Lewl«. Jan Lewie, Laurie Undahl. Norman Loehr, MeHnda Logan, John Lopez, Dave Lovan. Tammy Lucterhand, rlc Ludwig, Mike Luebbert. Chrts Lundy. Joyce Lutee, Bettlna Lyies. Lula Lymon, Gall Lyons, Bill Mack. Mike Mackin, Jim Main, Jill Malone. Kevin Mangold. Dave Manning, Pat Manning, Saddle Marlowe, Steve Marlowe, Velda Marsh, Gre Martin, Gwen Martin, Ollle Marvo, Sandy Mason, Offren Mathews, Becky Maxwell, Chris Maxwell, Connie McBrlde, Kim McCall, Sue TOP LEFT: Dave Redman shows his school spirit by yelling for the Panthers during a basketball game. LEFT: Wave the flag for Snider High School . . . ' Karen Weaver leads the Class of ' 76 In the school song. ABOVE: Reserve cheerleader Janet Young helps boost Sophomore school spirit during an arousing pep session. 173 Sophomores interests McCrarv, Delores McOaniel, Tarl McDonough, Brian McDougall, Rhonda McFadden, Beverly McGown, Kathleen Mcintosh, Linda McKlbbin, Terr! McKlnney, Bob McKlssIck, Mark McLeaster, Kevin McNeil. Bill Meeks, Kevin Mendel, Rob Merkel, Greg Meyer, Beth Mlckelinl, Joe Mildred, David Miller, Earl Monroe, Mike Moore, Cameron Mooreman, Stephanii Morehead, Sylvia Morgan, Annie Morris, Paul Munro, Mike Murdoch, Laura Murphy, Mark Myers, Marlene Nelson, Beth Nord, Nancy Norman, Darryl Nucci, Jim Nutt, Deborah Oberlin, Linda O ' Brian, Kevin O ' Connor, Sheila Ontlveros, Mark Orban, Don Orr, Jeff 174 LEFT: Doug Stein heads downfleld with determination. RIGHT: Dave Seyboldt gives It all he ' s got. r- ' - - EC '  ; M. i !V: 7 i TOP LEFT: Maureen Cook and Sue Dick discuss the possibilities of a photo for a lay-out In the yearbook. TOP RIGHT: Rick Bookmlller tries to get It all together while marching to the beat of his drum during band practice in the fall. LEFT: In a combination of the old and the new, Gene Hollenberg hams it up on his trombone at the annual Latin Banquet held in December. RIGHT: Lula Lyies takes careful aim as other members of her Phys. Ed class await their chance. Sk fc x ' S- J 175 Osborn, Steven Owen, Jerry Parham, Annie Parks, Jeff Parnln, DIann Parrlsh, Debbie Pate, Janet Patty, Kim Payton, Mike Pearson, Phil Peaster, Dave Peggins, Vickie Peralta, Mary Peters, Nelson Pettle, Keith Phillips, Dwight Phillips, Kay Phillips, LeAnn Pikel, Kathy Pollard, Barbara Pollard, Caroll Postel, Kevin Potosky, Steve Przenlczny, Deborah Quick, Steve Ouinn, Sue Randolph, Darretl Redman, Dave Reed, Alan Reed, Tim Reed, Tom Reader, Debbie Reynal, Jim Reynolds, Connie Rhoades, Becky Richardson, Frank Richardson, Jim RInker, Alice RItenour, Dave Robinson, Emmitt Class of ' 76 faces challenges You ' ve got to be kidding! MIml Schlamersdorf expresses utter dis- belief at her challenging schedule during pre-reglstratlon In August. I % . 176 Robinson, Karen Robinson, Pat Robinson, Stanley Roebel, Mike Roflere, Kathy Rolland, Larry Root, Kathl Rosa, Tammy Roth, Judy Runger. Dawn Rutherford, Lorrte Saaf. helly Sample, Dan Samuel. Donald Sanders, Michael Sandere, Richard Sanders, Ronald Satterthwalte. Robin Scare, Bradley Schabach. Lisa Schannen. Julie Scharrlnghausen, Ed Schenkel, Ellen Schenkel, Judy Schertz, Annette SchlamefBdorf, MIml Schoetf. Kelly Schoett. Susan Schoeneman, Linda Scholz, Mark Schuckel, Marianne Schwartz, Jenny Scofield. Tim Scott. Michele Scott, SuBle Stephen. Scully Sebenoler, Mike Senter, Beverly Seyboldt. Dave Sharpe, Jon Shaw, Dave Shearer, Bruce Shearer, Greg Shell, Jim Shepard. Marlallce Shepherd, Sheila Sherwood. Vincent Shields, Trophyce Shtpman, Jan Shoatf, Tammy Shomo, Lori Short. Kerrwln Slebold, Lisa SHva, David Sllva, Ronald Simpson, Calvin Skldmore, Bill Slater, Sonja Smith, Mark Smith, Nancy Smith. Randy Smith, Rick Smith, Sharan Smith, Tom Smith, Tim Span, Marilyn Spence, Rick Spranger, Rick Springer, Mary Ann Staples, Terri Stapleton, Larry Starnes, Jeff Stauffer, Lisa Stein, Doug Steller, Greg Stetzel, Mark Stier, Dewayne Stiiiweii, Greg Stoker, Barbara Stoker, Richard Stoiier. Nell Stump, Rick Suever, Mike Sunderman, Randy Susdorf, Joan Swanson, Kathy Swopshlre. Derrick Taylor, Barry 177 Taylor, Linda Taylor, Jim Tchobanlan, Maria Terrell, Ellis Terrell, Joe Thoma, Mark Thomas, Becky Thomas, Kim TIeman, Gary Todd, Becky Toenges, Alan Towtea, Stacy Troup, Jean Trueblood. DIAnn Tsufeft, Scott Turner. David Tupper, Michael Van Cleave, Susan Van Wagner, TamI Velpel, Geoff Venderley, Kevin Vernasco, Steve Vlan, TamI VInIng, Dave Sophs take an active part in making Spirit Week a success Volrol, Sherry Voorhees, Robert Vorndran, Dan Wade, Kim Walker, Carolyn Walker, Judy Walker, Willie Wallett, Willie Wallace, Cynthia Walls, Jeff Walter, Yvetto Walter, Yvonne Walters, Gena Watson, Don WaRers, Beth Wauchek, Diane Weaver, Karen Weemes, Ray Wehrly, Mitch Weller, Sue Welch, Becky Wellman, Julie Wells, Danny Werling, Linda Whlsler, Alan Whitacro, Beth Whiteman, Irvin Whitney, Caly Wlbel, Scott WIchman, Shelly WIegman, Tom Wiggins, Kim Wiles, Kim Wllkerson, Brian Williams, James Williams, James Williams, Kim Williams, Lisa Williams, Mike Wilson, Annette Wilson, Dominique Windham, Wanda Winner, Kevin Winters, Tom Wolff, Gerald Wolfshelmer, Mark Woods, Michael Woolf, Annelle 178 Sophomores took an ac- tive part during Spirit Week to make it a success. Many members of the class had fun dressing up for the different days, such as, grub, hat ' s off, coior, and ' sock it to ' em ' day. The favorite and most en- joyable was 50 ' s day. After long, hard work was put into decorating the English hall for IHomecoming, those who took the time were satisfied by winning first place for their Double Feature hallway rated G for GREATI Ellen Schenkel and LeAnn Phillips represented the class on the Homecoming Court, while other girls participated in the annual, exciting Powder Puff game. The Spirit of ' 76 showed they truly had spirit by winning the Spirit Stick during the pep session and that same spirit continued throughout the Homecoming victory. ABOVE: Becky Mathews in 50 ' s Day outfit. RIGHT: Jane Langdon in Powder Puff game. ABOVE: Ellen Schenkel and LeAnn Phillips. BELOW LEFT: Robert Bramley in 50 ' s duds. BELOW RIGHT: Girls work on hallway. - if I I Sophomores look onward Workman. Mark Wozniak, Ted Wray, David Wright, Betsy Wright, Gregory Wuest, Joe Wulpi, Barbara Yates, Tonya Yergens, Richard Yoder, Barb Yoder, Juiie Young, Janet Zakrajsek, Connie Zank, Tim Zimmerman, Vicki Zuber, Cheryl Dunning, Jesse Hunter, Deborah Merrlweather, Regina Whitt. TImmie Not pictured Bailey, Michael Bruggner, George Carpenter, Candace Dean, Jeffrey Dockery, Carolyn Downey, Judie Dunning, Delores Goltscher, Stady Hawk, Susan Hayes, Scott Hearon, Patti Herron, Sylvia Hess, Tina Holle, Richard Klinker, Kim Lake, Nathan Martin, Bessie Matson, Dave Page, Mary Paske, Edward Patel, Walter Rehder, John Resendez, Edward Rothgeb, Richard Schibley, Sue Taylor, Tammy Tenny, Ralph Urich, William Walker, Duane Weber, James Zeimet, Mark 180 ABOVE LEFT: Debbie Angeloff enjoys a break on a warm fall day after school. ABOVE RIGHT: Tom WIegman collects his wits after performing In the band at one of the many pep sessions. RIGHT: Nancy Heyman shares a smile with you between class change. BELOW LEFT: Jim Richardson gets full use out of the Language lab. BELOW RIGHT: Dawn Hunger after lunch expresses wonder- ment. Sophomores are looking onward, to a new year to happiness to rewarding experiences to success to different friends to the future to their graduation but most of all, to not being little sophomores anymore. Wr mt ,i ' J I A It was a very good year 182 183 Index A Abels, Glen 71,169 Abels, Gregg 131 Abbott, Jeffrey 155 Achleman, Anne 131 Achrennan, Ellen 31.34,155 Adair, Kathleen 32,36,52,169 Adam, Terry 46,68,155 Adams, Clayton 169 Adams, Dianna 169 Adams, Doreen 131 Adams, Larry 38,41.42,46,72 Adams, Pat 155 Aderholt, Cindy 131 Aeschleman, Timothy 38,41,155 Afro-Heritage Club 58 Albert, Michael 169 Albert, Patricia 31,36,155 Albertson, Catherine 131 Albright, Leslie 32,42,155 Allen, David 71,169 Allendorph, Sharon 25,59,131 Ambrisco, Barbara 155 Amos, Sandy 56,169 Amsden, Jacquelln 169 Anderson, Carolyn 169 Anderson, Debbie 155 Anderson, Dennis 155 Anderson, John 38,169 Anderson. Joyce 131 Anderson, Kit 33,155 Anderson, Mickey 131 Anderson, Paul 155 Anderson. Mr. Ralph 49,125 Anderson, Sarah 169 Anderson, Sharon 131 Anderson, Theda 169 Anderson. Thomas 34,131 Anderson, TonI 25,131 Anderson, Wllbert 1 2.68,69.90,99.1 31 Andis, Miss Sue 111,160 Andrews, James 68,155 Andrews, Nell 18,29,34,131.149.192 Angel, Mark 169 Angeloff, Deborah 38.41,169,181 Angeloff. Karon 155 Angeloff, Michael 61,131 Arlngton, Terry 131 Armstrong, Mr. Robert 102 Armstrong. Ronda 1 55 Arnold, Elizabeth 155.164 Arrington, Coletta 57,155 Ashby, Jeanne 169 Ashby, Theresa 155 AYH 49 Babcock, Jean 169 Babin, Kenneth 155 Bade, Juana 169 Bagley, Robin 22,45,131 Bahney. Mrs. Pamela 47,48,83,123 Balden. Julie 155 Bair. Robin 155 Baker, Andy 169 Baker, Mark 131 Baker. Michael 12,131 Baker, Michael 11.155 Baker, Phillip 42,131 Baldwin, Dennis 155 Bales, JonI 131 Bandemer. Mrs. Susan Banthlen, Mary 12,131 Barch. Daniel 169 Barnes, Jim 81,155 Barnes, Lisa 169 Barnes, Susan 76.169 Barngrover, Chris 34,131 Barngrover, David 71,90,98.169 Barr. Larry 155 Barr, Patty 131 Barr, Peggy 155 Barrett, Pamela 45.131 Barrett, Richard 155 Berth, Bruce 38,41,155,167 Bastlan, Sue 155 Bauerle, Susan 14.15.34,132 Bauman, Bob 57,132 Bause, Christine 169 Bazur. Loretta 1 32 Beaman, Cathy 169 Beaman, Forrest 169 Beck, Teresa 169 Becker, Julia 28,29.31,52.169,192 Becker. Timothy 25.30,31 ,54.61 ,78,1 32 Bedford, Edward 46,68,155 Beggs, Debbie 132 Begler. TerrI 132 Begy, Sue 36,155 Belcher. Lillian 36,169 Belcher, Stacy 55,59,169 Bell. Jeffrey 169 Bell, Katherlne 169 Bengei, Debra 155 Bengel, Tami 169 Bennett. Diane 155 Bennett. Donna 54.169 Bennett, Jane 152 Bennett, John 68,155 Bennett, Patricia 48,76,155 Benson, Alice 155 Benson, Doris 1 32 Berg, Mrs. Fern 107 Berggoetz, Audrey 132 Berggoetz. Lawrence 94,155 Berggoetz, Paul 169 Berghoff, Jim 22,68,84,132 Berghoff, Mary 169 Bergoch, Diane 54,61,130,132 Bergoch, Nancy 40,55.169 Berles, Angela 169 Series, Jim 155 Berry, Timothy 155 Bertz, Holly 169 Bewley, Sara 14,42,169 Bible Club 51 BIddle. Mary 155 Biddle. Nanette 34,155 Binkley. Daniel 169 Bins, Nancy 132 BIreley, Judy 38,41,132 Bixler, Matthew 132 Black, Roger 155 Blackford, Debra 40.155 Blackford, Pamela 40,169 Black well, Stephen 72,132 Blake, Sally 48.155 Blake, Terri 133 Blakeman, Miss Phyllis 107 Blaugh, Michael 57,133 Bledsoe, Arneed 52,155 Bledsoe, Fred 68,155 Bleeke, Marllou 38,41,54.60.155 Blessing, Mrs. Rosel 118 Blevlns, Moses 169 Bloemker, Jo 155 Bloemker, Karen 169 Bloom. Jennifer 48.169 Bloomquist, Holly 31,34,155 Bodle, Linda 34.39.133 Bodie, Robert 46,68,94,95.133 Boedeker, Katherlne 155 Boesch, Gerald 133 Boesch, Helene 155 Bogei, Elizabeth 45,169 Boger, Donald 133 Soger, Larry 155 Bohde, Randy 155 Boitet, Suzanne 133 Boknecht, Miss DIanne 111 Boland, Jean 169 Boiling, James 155 Bollman, Ricky 71,169 Bolt, Gall 1 33 Bookmlller, Richard 38,41,42,169,175 Bookout, Julie 52,169 Bond, Leesa 56,133 Boone, Amy 56,133 Bopp, Sandra 34.56,133 Borchelt, KImberly 133 Borden, Pamela 31,134 Borland, Sharon 40,169 Boseker, Lisa 169 Bosse, Miss Kathy 120,164 Bouillon. Anne 36,52,169 Bouillon, Phillip 68,134 Boutall, Keith 134 Bowman, Rita 134 Boyer, Jerry 169 Boyer, Nancy 34,54 Boyer, Roberta 156 Boykln. David 156 Bracht. Melvin 134 Brake. Laura 169 Bramley, Patricia 56 Bramley, Robert 62,78,80,81,169,179 Brandt, David 169 Bratcher, Jimmy 169 Bratton, Terry 169 Brehm, Kelly 45.52,156 Brehm, Warren 33,169 Bremer. Michael 169 Brewer. Cynthia 156 Bridges, William 84,169 Brinker, Linda 169 Brinkley, Doris 169 Brockhouse, Brent 134 Brogan, Molly 1 56 Brooks, Robert 156 Brown, Anthony 156 Brown, Candace 134 Brown. Dean 38,169 Brown, Kevin 81,169 Brown, Paula 134 Brown, Quinn 1 52 Brown, Sharon 169 Brown, Shirley 169 Brown, William 78,169 Browning, KImberly 156 Broxon. Thomas 28.29,31,49,134,192 Bruce. Margaret 134 Brucker, Barbara 134 Brudi. Steven 156 Bruggner, Jay 134 Bruick. Mr. Donald 96,1 16 Bruick, Douglas 46,78,79,94,134 Brunke, Chris 169 Bruns, Douglas 57.134 Branson, Randall 46,90,156 Bryan, David 36.169 Bryan, James 14,20,31,34,134.151 Buchanan, Diane 169 Buchanan. James 134 Buckner. Selwin 169 Budd, Linda 36,169 Bullard, Oenlse 135 Burford, Danny 169 Burkhard, Wendy 169 Burleson, Carol 156 Burleson, Charlene 169 Burns, Donna 156 Burns. Timothy 169 Burrier, Lisa 156 Bush, Mr. Russell 125 Buuck, Brenda 31.38,41,169 Buuck, Kathy 56,135 Buzzard, Mr. Gene 125 Byers, Jack 169 Byers, Mark 38,41,135 Byrne, David 46,57,68.69,78,80.98,1 35, 151 Cable, Denise 6,45,51 ,1 56 Calhoun, Michael 22,46,49,68.69,84,154, 156 Gallant, Lori 156 Campbell, Brent 72,169 Campbell, Cynthia 39.135 Capelli, Debbie 156 Caprio, Brenda 169 Carlton, Richard 169 Carlton, Steven 38.41,156 Carmack, Terri 57,135 Carpenter. KImberly 34,156 Carpenter, Robert 135 Carr, Glenn 78,79,156 Carr, Jeanne 135 Carroll, Tara 34,47,48,83,156,162 Carruthers, Diane 156 Carteaux, Paul 169 Carter, Callie 169 Carter, David 156 Carter, Renea 156 Caruthers, John 156 Caruthers, Scott 74 Carvey, Ted 57 Cassada, John 156 Castator, David 135 Castetter, Denise 31,48,52,169 Chandler, Cheryl 156 Chandler, Deiores 169 Chandler, Tracy 156 Chapman, Deloris 156 Chapman, Gloria 169 Chapman, Leon 156 Chapman, Wayne 135 Charles, Leslie 135 Cheerblock 45 Chemistry and Biology Lab Workers 61 Chester. Diane 48,76,93,156 Chester, Leroy 169 Christ. Richard 49,74,135 Christ, Robert 49,170 Churchill, Kathleen 170 Churchill, Pamela 156 Clancy, Kerry 152 Clancy, Kevin 57,135 Clancy, Pamela 1 70 Clark, Cynthia 28,34,44,61,156,163 Clark, Stephanie 156,167 Clauser, Mr. James 21,34,36,107 Clauson, Diana 170 dayman. Brad 170 Cleland, Thomas 170 Clough, Mr. Mark 103 Co-Ed Gymnastics 47 Coburn, Julia 170 Cochran, David 170 Cochran, Paul 156 Cochren. Paula 170 C.O.E. 56 Coleman. Cheryl 36,156 Coiglazler, Renee 48,170 Collins, Dennis 135 Collins, Joanne 43,57,58,135 Collins, Ronald 58,81,170 Collins, Terry 170 Color Guard 40 Colvin, Guy 170 Combs, Darlene 1 70 Concert Band 41 Concert Choir 34 Concert Orchestra 42 Connelly, Karen 34,156,166 Conner, Phillip 156 Connett, Charles 156 Connors, Margaret 28,32,45,156,192 Cook, Lou Ellen 135 Cook, Maureen 32,53,170.175 Corah. Joseph 170 Cornellssen, James 170 Copeland, Gregory 57,156 Coplen, David 42,74,156 Coplen. Mrs. Dorothy 108 Coppolino, Dwight 135 Cornelius, Gall 156 Council, Larry 135 Courtney, Catherine 156 Courtney, William 170 Covitt, Steven 135 Cox, David 156 Craft, Teresa 36,170 Craig, Sherron 57,135 Cramer, James 170 Creigh, Thomas 156 Crews, Jackie 170 Crickmore, Gary 156 Crickmore, Rosemarie 170 Crill, Connie 52,156 Crist, Gary 156 Crozler, Jeannle 156 Crozler, Ralph 46,72,73.90,156,161 Crull, Kelle 36,170 Crull. Kim 135 Culler. Garr 156 Cunningham, Donald 31,170 Cunningham, Michael 81,170 Current, Cindy 157 Curry, Kent 38.41,157 Dabler, Carl, Jr. 135 Dague, Kenneth 157 Daniels, Rosita 135 Darling, Nancy 157 Dart. Bruce 1 70 Davenport, Susan 157 Davey, Linda 45,52.157 Davies, Darlene 40,136 Davis, Amy 22,31,136,153 Davis, Angela 170 Davis, Denise 29,31,34,39,136 Davis, Glenn 68,157 Davis, Jeffery 136,209 Davis, Jeffery 71,94,141,170 Davis, Jonathan 68,136 Davis. Linda 136 Davis, Ramona 170 Davis, Ruby 157 Davis. Scott 81.170 Davis, Shari 170 D. E. 57 de la Guardia, Mr. Cesar 52,62,118 184 Dean, Jeffrey Dean, Sally 53,138 Deaton, Michael 38,41,170 Deaton, Susan 38,41,51,157 Debose, Tony 170 Debruler, David 38,41,138 Debruler, Duane 31,38,41,170 Dehaven, Mattfiew 14,170 Dennis, Leona 1 70 Dennis, Debra 34,157 Detwiler, Joellen 23,136 Deulsch, Cyntfila 40,41,157,159 Deutscher. Vereln 54 Devore, Amy 170 Devrles, Jean 38,170 Dewart, Bruce 72,157 DeWolfe, David 38,41,42,157 Dick, Susan 29,36,52.170,175 Dlckerson, Douglas 136,157 Dickey, Janet 170 DIckmeyer. David 90,157 DIckmeyer, Sara 47,48,83,171 Dicks, Mr. Dennis Dickson, Bryan 171 Dickson, Joseph 152 DIdlon, Candace 157 DIersteIn, Miss Mary 107 Dietz, Carol 1 36 DIetz, Douglas 1 71 Dlller, Cynthia 1 4,1 5,50,53,1 30,1 36,1 49 Dlller, Luanne 157 Dillon, Jeff 34,157 Dillon, Joseph 36,49,52,171 Dixon, Morrlsten 171 Doenges, Karen 1 57 Dodane, Dawn 171 Donaldson, Eric 157 Donaldson, Laura 171 Donelson, James 31,46,84,133,136 Donnelly, Patricia 56,136 Donohoe, Michael 1 71 Dormire, Jeff 1 71 Dosen, Michael 171 Dosen, Patrice 56,136 Doster, Steven 61,136 Douglas. Paula 57,157 Douglass, Barbara 48,76,171 Douglass, Cynthia 46,48,76,157 Drew, Dawn 157 Drew, Rebecca 171 Dumask, Jill 32,60,157 Duncan, Jeff 152 Dunning, Jessie 180 Dunning, John 152 Durham, Michael 72,84,171 Durham. Roselle 56,137 Dykstra, Gregg 29,137,192 Ealing, Steve 38,1 71 Eastman, David 81,171 Eaton, Judith 157 Eaton, Michael 171 Eaton, Val 34 Ebel, Richard 171 Echlln, Christine 31,137 Echlln, Linda 46,47,48,76,83.157,158 Edwards. Mrs. Helen 1 16 Ehmke. Steven 157 Elch. Annette 36.157 Elch, James 157 Elchler. Debra 171 Elchler. Walter 171 Elchman. John 157 Elcholtz. Kirk 94.171 Elcknoff, Mr. Gene 33 Einstein, Laurie 40,157 Eley, Charles 57,157 Eldrldge, Marilyn 137 Eldrldge, Sue 171 Ellett. Jean 38,171 Ellett, John 30,31,38,41,46,137 Elllnwood, Philip 137 Elllngwood, Steven 84,171 Ellis, Ronald 137 Ellison, James 137 Ellison, Laura 157 Ellison, Timothy 71,171 Emrlch, Caria 137 Englert, Steve 137 English, Terry 157 Entre Nous 32 Erdman, Mark 33,157 Erickson, Fredrick 1 37 Ervin, Judy 171 Evans, Susan 157 Exner, Dennis 171 Farnham, Bobble 1 37 Farr, Eric 34,157 Farr, Stanley 157 Fast, Mr. Dean 1 20 Federsplel, Ann 137 Felchter, Kay 38,41,42,171 Fennell, Edmond 71,90,171 Fenton, Linda 1 71 Ferguson, Amy 23,40,137 Fetters, Janlne 137 FIck, John 157 Fisher, Oenlse 31,171 Fisher, Gregory 157 Fisher, Janet 1 71 Fisher, Judy 157 Fisher, Mark 171 Flag Squard 40 Fleeger, Elizabeth 1 71 Fllghtner, Gretchen 157 Florin, Heinz 49,137 Flowers, GIna 57,58,137 Flynn, Cathy 40,137 Fogleson, Tamela 157 Folks, Kenneth 71,171 Follls, William 1 71 Foote, Julie 38,41,171 Ford, Alan 171 Forst, Linda 157 Forsythe, Neal 134,137 Foster, Bruce 68,157 Foster, Shelby, 57,137 Foust, JonI 36,171 Fowler, Mark 157 Fowler, Kim 38,171 Fowlkes, Oavid 58,171 Fowlkes, Oliver 68,90,99 Fox, Kay 31,157 Franzman, Mr. Elmer 113 Frazler. Mrs. Suzanne 103 Freese. Kim 111 Frlssell, Janice 48,171 Frissel, Jim 157 Fritz, Linda 60,137 Frushour, Cara 53,137 Frushour, Laura 54,106,171 Fry, Richard 38,41,171 Funk, Gregory 84,157 Furry, Debra 56,137 Furry, Denlse 38,171 Future Secretaries of America 60 G.A.A. 48 Gaff, Yvette 29,36,51,52,171 Gagnon, Deborah 137 Gallender, Mrs. Carolyn 108 Gallender, Randal 157 Galllgan, Teresa 171 Gant, Katherlne 32,48,52,171 Garcia, DIann 171 Gardiner, JIM 38,171 Gardiner, Philip 84 German. Robert 171 Garn. Barbara 171 Garn. Deborah 171 Gaeton. Burt 157 Gates. Joanne 29.34.159 Gavaller. Jeannlne 159 Gaylord. Cathleen 159 Gaylord. Timothy 159 Gaynor. Charles 159 Gaynor. Diane 171 Gebert. Caron 1 59 Gebert. David 36.171 Gehl. Janna 14.23,153 Gehrke. VIckl 45.171 Gehrke. Lisa 32.42.49.153 Gentry. John 159 George. Holly 159 Gephart, Lynne 171 Gephart. Susan 159 Gerlg. Miss Amanda 1 1 1 Geroff. Rosemary 171 Gertz. Linda 159 Gertz. Thomas 171 Glauque. Pete 72 Gibson. Joseph 46.84.171 Gibson. Tina 159 Gibson, Karen 171 GIck, Julie 159 GUI, Karen 159 Gllllgan, James 171 Gllllom, Deborah 48,93,159,167 GInther, Mike 171 Girls ' Glee 37 Glassley, Karen 171 Glassley, Samuel 42 Glenn, Gary 72,73,90,98,159 Goemes, Greg 152 Goldsberry, Laura 34,53,60 Gong, Susan 170 Goode, Steve 71,171 Gooley, Mathew 34,159 Goon, Duane 36,171 Goon, Karen 34,61,140 Goshert, Rob 46,65,68,84,85,86,87,90, 91, 142 Gotta, Kurt 46,74,75,94 Gottfried, Laura 36,54,171 Gottlieb, Stephen 171 Graham, Kathryn 42.54,171 Gray. Rennea 60.159 Gray. Rodney 159 Green, David 49 Green, Gregory 171 Green, Lena 34,159 Green, Lynette 1 71 Greer, Karen 159 Gregory, Mac 1 71 Grelm, James 159 GrIHIn, Joseph 171 Grimes, Stephen 159 Grimes, Jeanne 38,41,159 Grise, Lauren 29,159 Gruber, John 171 Grupp, Deborah 171 Gulllon, Janet 171 Grump, Miss Lois 120 Gumpenberger, Rick Gunder, Curtis 171 Gurnell, Mr. James 78.90.123 Gwaltney, Cheryl 40 Gwaltney, Nancy 38,171 H Haak, Irene 108 Haak, Karen 38,41,42,159 Haaser, Steven 42,61 Haggard, Linda 159 Hagler, William 78,159 Hall, David 189 Hall, Douglas 159 Hall, Julia 171 Hall, Lisa 56 Hall, Mark 38,41,171 Hall, Timothy 159 Haller, Michelle 38,41,159 Halvorsen, Charlene 159 Hamer, Harriet 36,53,171 Hamilton, Jennifer 31.38,41,42,159 Hamilton, Michael 38,84,171 Hampton, Ronald 159 Hamric, Darleen 36,171 Hamric, James 171 Hannlgan, Catherine 38,41,159 Hanson, Cynthia 159 Happel, Jeffrey 94 Harber, Kathy 159 Harges, VIckl 12,44,47,48,52,83,159.167 Harlan. Laura 38.41.42,47.48 Harllne. Paul 152 Harperl. Andy 42.62 Harper. Cindy 47.48.83 Harris. Beth 159 Harris. David 152 Harris. Tom 152 Hart. Elizabeth 14 Hart. Priscllla 43 Hartley. Jeff 159 Harvey. James 46.47.90.91 Haskell. Douglas 38,72 Haskell, Tiane 38.171 Hawthorne. Janle 159 Hawley. Mr. Michael 90.113 Hay. Judy 171 Haycox. Tracy 159 Hears. Mr. Robert 1 25 Hearn. Jeffery 171 Hearon. Barbara 159 Hearon. PattI 47.48.76 Heath. Kristi 171 Hedeen. Maria 46.48.159 Helder. Marjorle 36.61.159 Helneman. Susan 29.31.32.49.159 Heller. Kathleen 41.42.138.159 Hemmer. Mr. Alfred 113.114.115.151 Hemmer, Gregory 36.71.172 Hemmer. Jeffery 41.71.94.172 Hemsoth. Scott 1 72 Henderson. Debra 159 Henry. John Herb. Lawrence 140 Hensch. Lauralyn 38,172 Hensch. Melissa 172 Hensch. Maria 159 Heston. Scott 172 Hetner. Elaine 55 Hetrick. Bruce 28.29.36.55,172.192 Hevel. Rick 172 Hey. Mrs. Gayle ill Heyman. Nancy 172.181 Highlen. DetKJrah 159 Higi. Jerry 172 Hllker. Jeffry 159 Hill. Brian 78.140 Hill. Bruce 14.28.29.42.49.140 HIM. Brenda 31.32.34.45.53.159.166 Hill. Cynthia 172 Hilton. Shawn 172 Hilsmier. Pamela 34.140 Himes. Carol 57.159 Hinz. Kim 140 HIser. David 42.50.159 HIte. Mr. Bun 103 Hobson. Scott 140 Hodges. Terry 38.41.159 Hoehn. Steve 172 Hoerang. Jeffery 140 Hoering. Victoria 36,159 185 Holcomb. Denlse 172 Holkeboer, Robert 14.34,50,110,140 Holle, Beckle 159 Hollenberg. Eugene 33.38,41 .55,1 72,1 75 Holllngsworth, David 140 Hollingsworth, Jane 46,48.76,93,159 HoMins, Louis 58 Holly, Craig 172 Holman. David 152 Holman, Sylvanla 159 Holodick, Susan 172 Holy, Claudia 172 Honrta. Barbara 45,140 Homor, Daniel 140 Horn, Linda 172 Hornak, Julie 61.172 Hornak, Tim 140 Hosklns, Dwilette 140 Houk. April 172 Howe. Mr. Daniel 103 Howell. Gloria 159 Howell. Vicki 83,160 Hudecki, Mike 140 Huff. Gary 172 Huff, Patrick 172 Hughes. Charlotte 160 Hughes, Larry 38,81.172 Hughes. Lisa 36,172 Hughes, Patricia 57.140 Hull, Karln 160 Humbert, Donna 160 Hunnicutt, Patricia 172 Hunter. Deborah 180 Hunter. Pamela 140 Huser, Rhonda 22,45,52.160 Huston, Denise 172 Huston, Sandra 53,172 Hyndman, Sherry 28,29,36,160,192 Irmscher, Lisa 1 60 Isabel, Karen 141 Jackson, Carolyn 1 72 Jackson, Frank 46,78,80,90,160 Jackson, Jay 172 Jackson, Jennifer 38,41.172 Jackson, Kerry 160 Jackson, Reggie 160 Jackson, William 160 Jackson, Mrs. Patricia 111 Jacobson, Rebecca 160 James, Girtha 160 Jenkins. Mark 160 Jansen, Karen 141 Jarvis. Jacob 172 Jehl, John 141 Jehl. Kevin 141 Jensen, David 96,160 Jockel. Karen 31,45,172 Jockei. Pamela 141 Johnson, Amy 38,41.172 Johnson, Brian 38,41.42,141 Johnson, Edward 31,90,160 Johnson, Janis 141 Johnson, Mrs. Judith 1 16 Johnson. Karen 31,32,42,160 Johnson, Kathleen 172 Johnson, Kevin 33,172 Johnson. Kristle 60,141 Johnson, Lisa 46.48,76,160 Johnson, Mark 46,54,68,141 Johnson, Peggy 58,172 Johnson, Timothy 71,172 Johnson, Timothy M. 54 Johnson. Velma 141 Jones, David 172 Jones. Kevin 47,172 Jones. Linda 160 Jones, Michael 141 Jones, Robert 141 Jontz. Janet 38.41,172 Jordan. Diane 53.160 Jordan, James 34.41,42.141 Jordan, Willie 46,68.90.91,160 Juarez, Cheryl 47,48.83,141 Juarez, Linda 160 Juillerat, David 172 Junior Classical League 55 K Kelly, Kevin 68,90,91,160 Kempf, Susan 46,76,92,93,141 Kempt, William 160 Kennell, Mark 160 Kennell, Susan 141 Kennelly, Kathleen 42,172 Kennelly, Mathew 24,31 ,42,1 32,1 33,1 41 Kent, Christine 172 Keppeier, Donna 34,140,141 Kerns, Gary 172 Ketner, Eialne 45,48,172 Kettelkamp, Linda 83,172 Kharbas, Shubha 160 KIdd, Lorna 141 Kieter, Nancy 14,15,34,49,54.141 Kile. Lisa 53,160 Kilmer, Mr. Lamar 120,121 King, Mr. Allen 125 King, Emily 172 King, Julia 14,18,20,24,34,50,133,141 King. Lloyd 160 King, Olden 172 Kinney, Mrs. Connie 52 Kiracofe, Karen 45,160 Kleinrichert, Denise 172 Kiejnot, Jody 1 72 Klenke, Mrs. Kay 116 Kline, Mr. Homer 108 Kline, Mr. Roy 78 Klotz, Edward 160 Klug, Johathan 142 Knopp, David 49,81,160 Knopp. Lisa 60,172 Knowles, Gail 172 Knox, Brian 142 Kohl, Roberl 172 Kohn, Pamela 160 Koontz, Ralph 160 Koorsen, Janet 36,172 Koorsen, Michael 49,61,142 Koorsen, Paula 29,49.54,172 Korn, Scott 1 72 Kortz, Jeffrey 38,41,42,96,97,142 Kory, Lisa 28,32,38,41,116,160,192 Kowalski, Rick 36,52,172 Krantz, Francis 160 Krebs, Susan 160 Kressley, Kevin 152 Krieg, Scott 72,172 Krinn, John 34,160 Krull, Kelll 31,47,48,52,83,172 Kallenback, Linda 1 60 Kane, Nancy 34.125.141 Karn. David 172 Kapp, Janice 56.141 Kays. Ted. 38.41.160 Kearby. David 68.141 Keckler. James 38.41.51.160 Keefer. Mathew 46.72.84.94.95.160 Keener. Gretchen 28.29.31.34.159,160.1 Keesler. Pamela 1 72 Keisier. Christopher 1 72 Labrle. Susan 36.48.54.60.1 72 Labov. Allen 160 Ladd. Vicki 57,142 Lamb, Richard 142 Lamley, John 160 Lamley, Sue 172 Lane. Debra Laney, Diane 32,90,172 Langdon, Jane 39,172,179 Lanie, Julie 40,48,172 Lanning, Julie 172 Lanning, Pam 56,142 Lano, Martha 160 Lanter, Jeffrey 1 72 Larimore, Patrice 48,52,59,172 Larkey, Brian 172 Larkey, Gregory 142 Larocque, Michelle 46.48,160 Larson. Sheryl 23.28.31.32,47,48,53, 61,93,160,163,192 Laurer, Kenneth 160 92 Laycock, Katherine 173 Le Cenacle 53 Leatherman, Greg 38,41,160 Leavy, William 1 73 Lee, James 160 Lee, Steven 1 73 Lee, Teresa 42,142 Leeth, Joey 68,160,184 Lehman, Brenda 142 Leitzman, Carolyn 29,36,51,52,173 Lerrtan, Mr. Gary 108 Lemert, Susan 38,41.173 Leonard, Daniel 1 73 Leonard, James 142 Lepper, Jennifer 34,142 Lepper, John 152 Lettermen 46 Lew, Branch 46,74,94,160 Lewellin, Kathleen 51,160 Lewellin, Michael 143 Lewis, Janet 173 Lewis, Laurie 48,62,173 Lewis, Margaret 31,62,154,160,167 Lewis, Phyllis 143 Lewis, Susan 44,48,160 Libka, Kalene 32,45,55,61,143 Lilly. Sonja 143 Lindahl, Norman 33,173 Linden, Laura 42,160 Livingston, Annette 161 Lloyd, Alan 20,61,74,161 Loar, Deatra 161 Loehr, Ernest 54,61,143 Loehr, Mellnda 173 Loftus, James 161 Logan, John 70,71,173 Long, Michael 143 Long, Val 161 Lopez, Dave 1 73 Lopez, Ramon 161 Los Sombreros 52 Lothamer, Patrick 143 Lovan, Tamara 173 Lucterhand, Eric 42,173 Ludwig, George 161 Ludwig, Michael 33,52,173 Luebbert, Christine 1 73 Lundy, Janet 143 Lundy, Joyce 45,173 Luster, David 161 Lutes, Bettina 173 Luther, Laurie 143 Lyies, Lula 173,175 Lymon. Gail 173 Lyons. Judith 161 Lyons, William 173 Lyster, Barbara 46,48,76,93,143 M Mack. Michael 1 73 Mackin. James 173 Maecker. Norbert 161 Mahlan. Rhonda 29.32.34.53,161 Maier, Jon 46,72,143 Main, Jill 36,173 Main, John 161 Mains, Mr. David 121 Major. Glenn 31,33,34,49,159,161 Majorettes 39 Malone, Bill 152 Malone, Kevin 173 Malone, Patricia 161 Mangold, Dan 33 Mangold, Dave 1 73 Manning, Patricia 38,173 Manning, Saddle 173 Marano. Frances 143 Marching Band 38 Marlowe. Steve 1 73 Marlowe. Velda 173 Marsh, Gregory 65,71,173 Marsh, Paul 143 Martin, Gwendolyn 173 Martin, OIlie 173 Martin, Robert 152 Martin, Ronald 94,161 Martin, Shirley 143 Martin, Stephen 161 Martin. Steven 78,94,161 Marvo, Sandra 36,173 Mason, Offren 173 Mason, Olwen 56,143 Mathews, Rebecca 173,179 Matteson, Bradley 161 Matthews, Brenda 42,161 Matthews, Cynthia 161 Maxwell, Christine 173 Maxwell, Connie 173 Mayers, Linda 49,60,161 McBane, Charles 143 McBride, Carl 72,84,87,161 McBride, Kim 38,173 McCall, Lynda 57,144 McCall, Susan 1 73 McCall, Thomas 161 McCammon, Amelia 144 McClain, Jay 21,68,161,164 McCleaster, Kevin McClendon, Matthew 68,144 McClurg, Mr. Dennis 113,115 McCreary, Robert 161 McDirmIt, Kathleen 144 McDonald, Robert 161 McDougall, Rhonda 45 McFadden, Beverly 45,52 McFadden, Steven 144 McGaharan, Julie 32,49,161,167 McGovern, Robert 38,41,161 Mcintosh, Linda 36 McLeroth, Kent 20,161 McMlllen, Mr. Michael 113 McQueen, Erin 161 McQueen, Jean 161 Meeks, Brian 81,160,161,190 Mejer. Victoria 161 Mendel, Robert 38,41 ,55 Mendez, Alexander 161 Mendez, Sandra 144 Menke, Gregory 161,162 MenUer, Beth 57,161 Merkel, Brenda 29,31,34,54,144 Merkel, Gregory 38,41,49,54 Merriweather, Reglna 180 Metzger, Sheryl 161 Meyers, KImberly 34,38,41,51,161 MIckelini, Michael 144 Michels, Clifford 68 Miller, Curtis 57,161 Miller, Earl 81 Miller, Jeffrey 38,41,161 Miller. Mr. Jerald 94.121 Miller. Lynnette 38.162 Miller, Melodie 162 Miller, Patricia 36 Miller. Peggy 162 Miller, Richard 162 Miller, Rick 144 Milton, Terrance 94,1 44 Minyard, Mary 144 Mitchell, Mr. David 54.118 Mitchell. Lonnie 162 Mitson. Marcia 24,28,32,43,1 36,1 44,1 92 Moehlenkamp, Ed 18,19,49,120 Moeller, Carol 56,144 Moeller, Daniel 144 Moeller, Kathy 54,162 Moeller, Tim 144 Mollenberg, Tina 162 Monroe, Michael 71 186 Monroe, Thomas 144 Moore, Donald 162 Moore, Donald L. 162 Moore, KImberly 144 Moore, Mark 50,162 Moore, Ronnie 78,81,162 Moore, Mrs. Virginia Moorman, Stephanie 36,61 Moran, Brian 162 Moreane, TerrI 144 Morehead, Queen 162 Morgan, Diane 162 Morlmanno, Phillip 144 Morris, Jeanne 162 Morris, Paul Morrison, Brian 162 Moss, Kent 162 Motts, Doug 144 Moulin, Thomas 68,84,144 Mueller, Alice 56,144 Mueller, Karen 38,41,162 Muller, Phyllis 162 Munro, Michael 74,94 Murdoch, Laura 47,46,76,83 Murphy, Mark 36,52,144 N Nally, □ebra48,162 Nank, JeHrey 162 National Forensic League 50 Neal, Henry 21,34,152 Nelson, Beth 106 Nelson, John 18,34,50,61,144 Nesbit, Jeffrey 46,74,75,84,94,162 Neu, John 162 Newman, James 46,78,79,144 Newman, Jeffrey 38,41,162 Newvllle, Lorl 57,162 Niblick, Carolyn 162 Nicholas, Natalie 28,29,30,31 ,34,39,42, 144,192 NIckelson, Deborah 38,41,144 Niemann, John 84,162 NIemlec, Renee 56,60,144 ;Nl8wonger, Jim 145 Noecker, Debra 32,93,162 Nord, Nancy 54,59 Nordlln, Linda 36,38,41,163 Norman, Darryl Norman, Mickey 163 NovltskI, Edward 163 NuccI, James 163 Nutt, Christine 28,32,163,164 Nutt, Deborah 31,42,48,55 Nyberg, Rich 163 Nycum, Theresa 145 Oberlin, Janlne 43,83, 1 63 Obertin, Keith 46,68,163 Oberlin, Linda 36 Oberlin, Sharolyn 48,145 O ' Brlan, Kevin 51,72 O ' Brien, Terry 28,29,34,61,145,192 O ' Connor, Sheila 59 Ogden, Kim 163 Olovsson, Eva 163 Ontlveros, Mark 41,72 Opilger, Glenn 14,163 Opilnger, Laura 145 Orban, Donald 33,62,59 O ' Reilly, Thomas 145 O ' Rourke, Ann 163 Osborn, Laurette 163 Osborn, Steven 31,38,52,54,176 Ostman, Wayne 145 Owen, Jerry 176 Pabsl, Mr. Thomas 50,1 1 1 Packer, Mary 145 Page, Charles 72 Pape. Mathew 38,41,42,74,163 Papier, Paul 163 Parham, Annie 176 Paris, Joseph 90,156,163 Parker, Mrs. Barbara 45,55,118 Parks, CherrI 145 Parks, Jeff 1 76 Parks, Khella 145 Parnen, DIann 176 Pharr, Kent 38,41,42,163 Parrlsh, Debra 47.48,83,176 Parrlsh, Terry 68,91,163 Partain, Mike 34 Partain, James 163 Partln, Susan 163 Paske, Jull 47,48,163 Pastrick, Gregory 46,96,97,145 Pale, Janet 61,176 Patterson, Mr. Gary 84,87,1 13 Patterson, Marcia 163 Pattlson, Kelly 57,145 Patty, KImberly 1 76 Paulus, NIzkle 192 Payette, Christine 34,163 Paylon, Kathy 146 Payton, Michael 176 Pearson, Philip 1 76 Peaster, Dave 1 76 Peaster, Janice 56,60,146 Pedersen, Paula 163 Pegglne, Dexter 163 Pegglns, VIckl 176 Pence, Judith 146 Peralta, Mary 31,176 Peters, Fredus Peters, Nelson 31,176 Peterschmldt, Mark 163 Petrick, Janis 163 Petrle, Mr. Jerry 62,1 02 Pettlbone, Sherllynn 163 Pettle, Keith 1 76 Pettle, Kenneth 163 Phillips, Dwight 176 Phillips, Kay 31,40,176 Phillips, Richard 90,146 Phillips, Robert 163 Phillips, Yvonne 21,23,146 PlekarskI, Martin 152 Pikel, Kathleen 176 PInkerton, Thomas 72 PInkham, Michael 46,72,90,146 PItser, Timothy 146 Piatt, Mr. David 102 Piatt, Mike 34,38,41,42,107 Poling, Cynthia 163 Pollard, Barbara 1 76 Pollard, Caroll 176 Pollard, Oliver 185 Porter, Connie 146 Porter, Dan 57 Posey, Mrs. Elizabeth 1 1 1 Postel, Kevin 46,47,49,176 Potosky, Stephen 176 Powell, Jody 38,41,165 Powers, Sam 5,16,81 Przenlczny, Deborah 1 76 Przenlczny, Jean 34,146 Putt, Kenny 146 Ouick, Steve 176 Ouinn, Susan 176 Rabadeux, David 146,152 Rahrer, Gregory 165 Ramsbottom, Robert 146 Ramsey, Sandra 109,165 Ramsey, William 41,42,46,47,49,68,148 Randolph, Darrell 36,72,176 Randolph, Scott 165 Rasor, Jannlce 36,165 Redman, David 36,52,62,173,176 Redman, Thomas 14,15,19,31,34,140, 146,149 Reed, Alan 1 76 Reed, Jane 12,13,56,134,146 Reed, Thomas 71,176 Reed, Timothy 71,176 Reader, Debra 176 Reeves, Susan 165 Relchard, Cynthia 146 Renno, Kenneth 57,165 Replogle, Nancy 47,48,83,147 Resendez, Edward Reserve Basketball Team 81 Reserve Cheerleaders 44,71,81 Reynal, James 38,41,176 Reynolds, Connie 1 76 Rhoades, Michael 34,164,165 Rhoades, Rebecca 32,36,176 Rhodes, Randal 165 Rll el, Gary 84,83,165 Rice, Doug 74 Rice, Fred 1 52 Rice, Pamela 165 Richard. Joanne 12.154.165 Richards. Rot ert 147.193 Richardson. Frank 1 76 Richardson, James 81.119.176.181 Richardson, Mr. Kenneth 111 Richtor. Margaret 165 Ricketts. Mrs. Ida 60.116 RIckord. Bob 165 Ridge. David 165 Relcken. Jim 147 Riedinger. Wayne 165 Rinker. Alice 176 Rinker. Joyce 56.60,147 RItenour. David 1 76 Robblna, Daniel 165 Robinson. Diana 165 Robinson. Don 147 Robinson, Dwight 46.65.68.90,165 Robinson, Emmitt 176.184 Robinson, George. Jr. 147 Robinson. Karen (11) 185 Robinson, Karen (10) 177 Robinson. Patricia 1 77 Robinson. Stanley 177 Rodriguez, Mrs. Soda 118 Roebel. Michael 177 Rogers, Kathryn 36,177 Rogosch, Carol 147 Rohrbacher, Ronald 68 Rolland. Cherl 32,42.76,165 Rolland. Larry 36,177 Root, KathI 177 Ross, Tammy 1 77 Roth, Judy 1 77 Rousseau, Renee 26,32,92,93,1 36,1 47, 192 Royse, Steven 147 Ruble, TerrI 36,165 Ruch, Kevin 152 Ruckman, Julia 147 Rugman, Miss Judy 123 Rumschiag, Eric 23,62,154,165 Rumschiag. Suzanne 34,49,147 Runger, Dawn 32,55,177.181 Rushing, Kenneth 49,165 Rusk, Mr, Randall 33,110,111 Rutherford, Catherine 177 Rye, James 34,94,165 Saaf , Rachelle 1 77 Safari 28 Safford, Sally 57,147 Sager, Steven 147 Saiin, William 165 Saiway, Kathy 165 Sample, Daniel 177 Samuel, Donald 177 Sanders, Mary 165 Sanders, Michael 165,177 Sanders, Peggy 165 Sanders, Ray 62,165 Sanders, Richard 1 77 Sanders, Ronald 177 Sansom, Nancy 14,34,157,161.165 Sasko, Nancy 93 Satterthwaite, Pamlia 147 Satterthwalte, Robin 48,59,177 Savic, Pam 1 9,49 Scare, Bradley 177 Scare, Donald 165 Schabach, Lisa 1 77 Schannen, Julie 177 Scharrlnghausen, Edward 71,177 Scharringhausen, KathI 76,96,1 43,1 47 Schatko, John 68,84,165 Scheie, Andrea 165 Schenkel, Ellen 12,48,52,177,179 Schenkel, John, Jr. 165 Schenkel, Judith 20,3«.177 Scfiertz, Annette 83.1 77 Sdiertz. Bruce 72 1.161.165 SchlMey. Lamarr 147 ScMffbauer, Salty 4e.i47.i05 Schtffbauer. Suean 1 65 Schlamersdorf, Mar0aret 176.177 Schmidt, Sharon 94.147 SchmkJt. Thomae 147 Schoeff, Kelly 36.177 Schoeff, Susan 99.1 77 8choer eman. Linda 40.177 Sctwiz, Mr Can 120 Scholz, Mark 1 77 Schrader. Letea 49.165 Schroeder. Tom 165 Schuckel. Joanne 20.29.34.90.1 64.1 OS Schuckel. Marianne 42.95.177 Schuckel. Mr. Tt omae 1 13 Schulte. Jan es 165 Schwartz. Jennifer 45.177 Schwartz. Rotjert 147 Schwartz, Sandy 60 Scofield. Timothy 61.177 Scott. Charles 57.147 Scott. Micheie 54.177 Scott. Susanna 1 77 Screeton, Gary 72.165 Scroll 29 Scully. Stephen 29.38.41.52.1 77 Scully. Marsha 38,41.165 Sebenoler, Michael 177 Sedery, Craig 147 Seeger, Mr, Richard 42.107 Seidei. Janet 48.165 Seller. Karen 147 Seiking. Joyce 147 Seneff, Chariene 40.147 Seneff. Detrarah 34.38,41.60.136.147 Senter, Beverly 40,58.177 Senter, Eiiestlne 58.147 Seyboidt. David 38.174.177 Shade. Dora 43,165 Shaffer. Kim 165 Shaffer, Paula 147 Shaleen. Mary 165 Sharpe, Jeanne 165 Sharpe. Jon 84.94.177 Shaw. Dale 177 Shaw. Mrs. Eleanor 111 Shearer. Bruce 177 Shearer, Gregory 177 Shears, Barb 165 Shell, James 177 Shepard. Mariaiice 177 Shepherd. Rebecca 165 Shepherd. Sheila 177 Sherv ood. Vincent 177 Shields. Trophyce 59.177 Shinn. Edward 72.165 Shtpman, Janet 177 Shipman. Kerry 147 Shoaff. Tammy 177 Shoda. Debbie 45 Shomo. Charles 148 Shomo. Lori 1 77 Short. Kerwin 71.94.177 Short, Mr. Robert 108 Shown, Donald 148 Shuli. Roger 68.165 Shurr. Jeff 14.15.30.31,46,49,120,159, 162,164.165 Sibery, Kevin 68,87.90,148.184 Sidebottom. Mark 165 Sleboid. Laura 32,56.148 Sleboid. Lisa 177 Silva, David 177 Siiva, Ronald 177 Simmons. Anthony 46,68,90.99.165 Simmons. Mr. Stephen 50 Simpson. Calvin 177 Sive. Debbie 165 Skldmore. William 177 Skinner. Karen 40.61.148 Slater. Christine 12.43.47.48.148 Slater. Sonja 1 77 Slick, Suzanne 165 Smaistia, George 34,50,160,164,165 Smith, Christine 47,48,83,165 Smith, Cynthia 36,59,148 Smith, Mark 49,177 Smith. iS lichael 152 Smith, Nancy 36,177 Smith. Patricia 56,60,148 Smith, Randall 36,177 Smith, Ricky 177 Smith, Robin 53,165 Smith, Sharan 177 Smith, Thomas 177 Smith, Timothy 177 Smith, Valerie 165 Snider. Angela 148 Snider Art Club 59 Snider Singers 36 Sorg, Maureen 165 Sounder, Kathryn 165 Sp an, Johnnie 165 Span, Marilyn 177 Spence, Thomas 49,165 Spence, Richard 177 Spiegel, Miss Margaret 103 Steele, Todd 34.148 Steften, Lori 20,31,34,53,146.148 Spranger, Casey 148 Spranger, Ricky 177 Springer, Mary Ann 14,36.177 Springer. Tamara 165 Sprlnghorn. Patricia 148 Squires 33 Staley, Daniel 165 Stanford, Douglas 165 Staples, Sheryl 148 Staples, Terri 177 Stapleton, Larry 177 Starnes, Jeffrey 177 Stauffer, Lisa 31.40.177 Staup. Mrs. Fay 31,57,116 Stehllk. Robert 165 Stein, Douglas 71,174,177 Steller, Gregory 177 Stellhorn. Michael 165 Stephenson, David 148 Stetzel. Eric 46.90,165 Stetzel, Mark 46.74,177 Stewart, Sue 148 Stier, Dewayne 177 Sttllman, Dean 165 Stillwell. Greg 1 77 Stilwell. John 68,164,165 Stingley, Bruce 148 Stinson, Donna 165 Stoble, Janne 148 Stolber, Patti 165 Stoker, Barbara 177 Stoker. Richard 177 Stoller, Nell 36,177 Stolte, Mrs. Jane 111 Stone. Scott 49,165 Stoner, Kevin 148 Stroller, Rick 177 Stuart, Karen 44,58,165 Stuck, David 165 Stuck, Stephen 84,87.148 Stucky. Timothy 148 Stucky, Tom 148 Student Council 30.31 Studle. Jim 148 Stuhlmann, Keith 38,41,165 Stump, Mary 34,49,125.148 Stump, Peggy 34 Stump, Richard 36 Suever, Michael 36.71,177 Summerlot, Joanne 40.165 Summers, Kathryn 149 Summers, Lowell 165 Summers, Marc 96.149 Sunderman, Randall 38,41,42,177 Susdorf, Joan 177 Swalm, Pamela 165 Swanson, Kathryn 177 Swinart, Mr. Thomas 47,123 Swing Choir 35 Swopshire, Curtis Swopshire, Derrick 177 Tarltas, Karen 53,60.1 65 Taylor, Barry 177 Taylor, Charles 42,68.149 Taylor, Jim 38,178 Taylor, Linda 178 Taylor, Solomon 149 Tchobanian, Maria 178 Teetor, Catherine 47.48,83,149 Terrell, Ellis 1 78 Terrell. Joe 178 Tharp, Bonlta 149 Tharp, Leonard 165 Thoma, Mark 178 Thomas, Debra 34.166 Thomas, Donna 58,149 Thomas, Kimberle 36,178 Thomas, Larry 68,78,90,91,149 Thomas, Rebecca 178 Thomas, Vlcki 149 Thompson, Marybeth 166 Thorington, Mark 166 Thornbury, Jane 149 Threadgill, Sheryl 36,166 TIeman, Gary 178 TIeman, Gregory 68,94,166 TImm, Mark 1 4.20.25,30,31 .34,1 34,1 49 Tlmpton, Tamela 149 Tjepkema, Susan 149 Todd, Cynthia 48,166 Todd, Rebecca 45,178 Toenges, Alan 178 Towles, Stacy 31,178 Tracy, Danlele 149 Tracy, Melanle 166 Troup, Jean 38,41,42,178 Trueblood, Diane 178 Trueblood, George 149 Tsuleff, Scott 1 78 Tucker, Mr. Terry 1 07,1 1 1 Tupper. Michael 51,55,72,178 Turner, David 178 Turner, Kevin 68,90,166 u Uhrick. Scott 20.38,41 ,1 50 Ulmer, Debra 150 Updike, Christopher 38.41,42,74,166 Uptgraft. Michael 149 Uptgraft, Sandra 166 Urich, Lee 34,149 Vachon, Matthew 1 50 Vachon, Mr. Robert 116,117 Vance, Susan 36,166 VanCleve, Susan 38,41,42,178 Vann. Glenn 166 Van Wagner, Tamara 1 78 Varnum, Lisa 166 Varsity Cheerleaders 43,68 Velpel, Geoffrey 96,97,178 Velten, David 166 Venderley, Kevin 178 Venturoni, Susan 23,150 Vernasco, Carol 166 Vernasco, Mary 1 50 Vernasco, Steven 81,96.178 Vian, Tamela 178 VInIng, Dave 178 Vlterisi, Paul 68,84.85,87.150 Vogel, Matthew 166 Vogt, Kristie 166 Voigt, Cynthia 150 Viorol. Sherry 38,41,178 Volz, Mr. Stanley 113,114 Voorhess, Robert 1 78 Vorndran, Daniel 178 w Wade, John 166 Wade, Kim 178 Waldren, Lisa 52,60,166 Walker, Carolyn 178 Walker, Connie 166 Walker, Duane Walker, Judy 61,178 Walker, Sandy 57 Walker, Willie 62,81,178 Wallace, Cynthia 42,178 Wallace, Jeffrey 68,150 Wallace, Mark 12,68.94,166 Wallace, William 150 Wallett, William 71,178 Walls, Jeffrey 1 78 Walsh, Karen 56,150 Walter, Yvetto 178 Walters, Gena 36,178 Walters, Jeffrey 57,150 Ward, Gregory 166 Warren, Donna 57,166 Washburn, Hazel 166 Watson, Brian 166 Watson, Don 1 78 Watson, Lorna 57,150 Watson, Reggie 66,84 Watson, Reginald 166 Watters, Elizabeth 45,178 Wauchek, Diane 40,178 Weaver, Karen 44,173,178 Weaver, Mr. Robert 31 ,1 1 3,1 1 5 Weaver, Stephen 1 50 Weaver, Thomas 166 Weber, James Woemes, Ray 1 78 Weemes, Michael Wehrly. MItchel 1 78 Welbel. Bonnie 166 Welbel. Linda 57,166 Weller, Sharon 150 Weller, Susan 178 Welnraub, Mrs. Beverly 53,118 Welssert, Teresa 29,31,32,34,50,166 Weltzman, Becky 36,166 Welch, Becky 45,178 Welch, Richard 38,41,54,150 Weller, Oavid 166 Wellman, Julie 178 Wells, Danny 178 Welti, Gall 150 Wendel. Robert 150 Wenger, Danny 150 Werling, Dennis Werling, Linda 1 78 West, Phylls 166 Westerfleld, Robin 150 Wharton, Connie 93,166 Wharton, Jennifer 56,150 Whelchel, Randal Whisler, Alan 74,178 Whisler, Dan 72,84,150 Whilacre, Beth 178 Whiteleather, Bruce 150 Whiteman, Irvin 71,178 Whitney, Clayton 178 Whitt. TImmie 1 80 WIebel, Scott 1 78 Wichern, Mr. Ronald 90,1 13 Wichman, Michelle 178 WIegman, Thomas 38,178,181 Wiegmann, George 57 Wiggins, Kim 38,178 Wight, Wendy 1 50 Wiles, Kimberiy 49,178 Wllkerson, Brian 1 78 Williams, Bruce 46,166 Williams, Mr. Douglas 84,1 13,1 14 Williams, Erma 60,166 Williams, Gary 166 Williams, Gerald 166 Williams, Gregory 166 Williams, Kimberiy 1 78 Williams, Larry 166 Williams, Lisa 46,52,178 Williams, Michael 176 Williams, James 178 Williamson, Douglas 166 Williamson, John 150 Wilson, Annette 178 Wilson, Dominique 36,1 78 Wilson, Patricia 61,166 Wilson, Susan 151 Wilson, Vernice 151 Wilson. William 166 Windham, Wanda 178 Winner, Kevin 71,84,178 Winter, Steve 151 Winters, Thomas 178 Wishmeyer, Mr. Gary 107 WItta, Deborah 42,166 Wolf, Steve 47,49,151 Wolff, Gerald 1 78 Woifsheimer, Mark 1 78 Woodruff, Roger 74,75,151 Woods, David 57,151 Woods, Gregory 166 Woods, Michael 81,178 Woolf , Annelle 1 78 Woolf, James 166 Word, Melody 38 Worden, Dorothy 166 Workman, Mark 126,180 Worman, Steven 166 Wozniak. Theodore 38,41,42,180 Wray, David 180 Wright, Betsy 180 Wright, Gregory 81,180 Wuest, Joseph 33,180 Wulpi, Barbara 45,180 Yates, Tonya 1 80 Yergens, Richard 180 Yoder, Barbara 180 Yoder, Beth 42,166 Yoder, Julie 1 80 Young, Janet 44,173,180 Young, Patricia 151 Younger, Karen 57,58,108,166 Younger, Kenneth 38,58,166 Youngpeter, Mr. Leon 103 Zakrajsek, Connie 180 Zank, Mrs. Dorothy 93,1 1 1 Zank, Timothy 180 Zartnan. Roger 34 Zartman, Ronald 34,166 Zauner, David 151 Zawodnl, Larry 57,151 188 Zawodnl, Linda 166 Zern, Jame s 166 Zimmerman, Thomas 38,41,166 Zimmerman, VIckl 31,38,47,48,180 Zollinger, Deborah 48,52,166 Zuber, Cheryl 180 Zuber, Thomas 151 Zummer, Rebecca 166 Zwierko, Mark 166 189 HiH 190 Thank You Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Melvin R. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Barnes, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Cramer, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Curry Mr. and Mrs. Webster Daniels Mr. and Mrs. M. LaMarr Deaton Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Giauque Mr. and Mrs. Dean C. Haggard Mr. and Mrs. George H. Headford Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Higi Kennedy National Life Ins. Co. of America Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennelly Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kiefer Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Knopp Mr. and Mrs. James Larson Dr. and Mrs. John W. Lee Dr. and Mrs. Don Lloyd Dr. and Mrs. Richard Logan Mrs. Jacqueline G. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Oscar C. Mitson Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Motts Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Newman Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas O ' Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Scharringhausen Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Shipman Mr. and Mrs. William E Siebold Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Summers Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Voorhees Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Welti T. Yoder, General Contractor John A. Schenkel Paul E. Shaffer Jacques O. . Peter Smith Walter H. Tom S. Teetor Robert J. 191 Marcia MItson Editor-in-Chief Natalie Nicholas Senior Editor Sheryl Larson Junior Editor Julie Becker Sophomore Editor Marcia MItson Sports Editor Gregg Dykstra Sports Editor Gretchen Keener Activities Editor Sherry Hyndman Faculty Academi cs Editor Margaret Connors .... Faculty Academics Editor Lisa Kory Index Editor Marcia MItson Opening Highlights Editor Renee Rousseau Photography Editor Nell Andrews Photographer Tom Broxon Photographer Bruce Hetrick Photographer Terry O ' Brien Photographer As always, in addition to the regular staff, then are many people to thank. Among these are: Mis Dierstein, for the art work, Mr. Jerry Schluete Walsworth ' s representative, Mrs. Shaw ' s Journalist class, Watter ' s Studio, Tom Blake, Mrs. Shaw, ou faculty advisor, and my family and friends who felt, I ' ri sure, that they have heard about every page in th book at least forty-three times. These people have si assisted and encouraged the staff to produce the 197 SAFARI as you see it now. Being Editor-in-Chief was a great honor an privilege for me, and I know I ' ll look back on these dayi and cherish the times. Each individual has left his ow i mark on Snider — a part of us will remain forever. Wii will always look back on our high school days as bridge between childhood and adulthood. Marcia MItson m WALSWORTH Marceline, Mo . ISA, 192 iiiiii mm KisBaua MteHV HaiMCtt iiusii; UMTK ill J I ' .i MUiti mnn i;-;i s;ctrni| ■it-T; r- ' .!i:! iiI ' -?? ' i ' ' -. ' T