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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1976 volume:

} ■o- _ O «o= A z % m M O immks m wri - f 4 . o ' • mJL Aj, - k linn inn i in iimiiii ii 3 1833 01869 5970 ; t i K ' , l i IBM ' OW SNIOEt N GH SCHOOL Hi f • W i • d . ' +. % IF j ft - L t. , f r ' A HI itifl  • .v : £ , dLju LEFT PAGE: TOP: Gary Hemsoth, Tom Hudson, and Bill Hoffmann study together. ABOVE: Emily King enjoys her lunch. RIGHT: Cindy DeVitn concentrates on U.S. History. RIGHT PAGE: TOP: Anne Kumler and Kay Klindworth gossip during class. BOTTOM: Jay Jackson and Scott Kreig listen to the discussion. 2-0pening A spirit of drive and determination brought the pioneers to Fort Wayne and enabled them to establish a thriving city. The Panthers have developed this same spirit and utilize it to create Snider ' s identity. Anthony Wayne was commanded to secure the Fort Wayne area with its lucrative fur trade for the United States. He was successful, and in 1794 he built Fort Wayne. During the War of 1812 the fort withstood a month-long siege. Later the fort expanded and grew into the city we know today. The pioneers were forced to fight for their possessions. They had given up the security of the East in order to meet the challenge of the West. They faced In- dian battles and a wilderness. They met the challenges and created a growing and prosperous city. The Panthers face battles too. They must fight to perserve their identity and high standards in a wilderness of apathy. Snider was the first of the new schools. Panthers were forced to carve their identity before the critical eyes of the older schools. They have met these challenges and have therefore been able to perserve Snider ' s unique personality. Opening-3 Spotlight 6 Studio 32 Scoreboard 56 Specialties 90 Spectrum 128 4-Opening LEFT PAGE: TOP: C. D. Haggard, Jeff Dormire, and Doug Heston practice a skit. ABOVE: Greg Merkel reads intently. RIGHT: Trina Vian and Judy Dowell play a simulation game. RIGHT PAGE: TOP: Dave Warrick and Joe Jauregui ask Mr. Richardson a question. LEFT: Lisa Bromelmeier searches for candy for her teddy hear. ABOVE: Sue King contemplates what to have for lunch. Opening-5 Homecoming 1975 displays spirit Homecoming 1975 was perhaps one of the most successful ever. It began on September 29 with Spirit Week. On Monday students wore overalls. Tuesday was Class Competi- tion Day; seniors wore red. juniors wore white, and sophomores dressed in blue. On Wednesday teachers and students alike adopted the garb of the 50 ' s. On Thursday students brought suckers to lick. Friday was Color Day; students and teachers wore gold and black to show their support for the team. The Pep Session was a highlight of the week. Many students had spent days tearing confetti. As a result, the gym exploded with newspaper, toilet paper, and 1MB card punch-outs. Spirit overflowed as students became excited about the game. On October 3, the Panthers defeated the North Side Redskins in an exciting game. During half-time the Homecoming Court was introduced. Laura Murdoch was crowned queen. The after-game dance gave a finishing touch to the week. TOP: Claudia Holy, Sue Dick. Laura Brake, and Scott Whiteleather. LEFT: Cheerleaders per- il inn a skit. ABOVE: Mrs. Rodriguez and Miss Andis. 8-Spotlight w r ■ i N 4fl! ' • B L B m tj m i TV J . n T W V : 4 jlj 1 1 ' Rjr n 1  Tj£- . MvJi, ■ ■—v ,i J raj BPCaF 1 r ._. ! — .a 1 TOP: Seniors display enthusiasm during the pep session. LEFT: Charlie and Charlene Panther are united in marriage. Attending them is Dawn Dodane. ABOVE: Sefior de la Guardia performs the marriage ceremony tor the happy couple. Spotlight-9 10-Spiitli|?ht LEFT PAGE: UPPER LEFT: Duane DeBruler and Jean Elett perform during half-time. UPPER RIGHT: Rolf Wulfsberg, Carolyn Wulfsberg, Andv Harper, and Mary Helen Harper. BOTTOM: Julie Hiatl, Anne Haller. •I an el Young, Laura Murdoch, Linda Kettlecamp, Tami Stoller. and Julie Jontz. RIGHT PACE: TOP: The Panther team works toward a victory. LEFT: Laura Murdoch is crowned Homecoming Queen. ABOVE: Diane Smith plays with fire during the Band ' s half- t ime show. Spotlight-11 You Can ' t Take It With You mnBMm 12-Spotlistht ROW ONE: Laura Brake (Essie), Dave Bryan (Ed). Steve Bogel (Boris Kolenkhov), Bruce Hetrick (Mr. Kirby), Matt DeHaven (Martin Vanderhof), Laurel Frushour (Penelope Sycamore), Gene Hollenberg (Paul Sycamore), Scott Whiteleather (Tony Kirby), Lisa Bromelmeier (Alice), ROW TWO: Merrilee Whelchel (Gay Wellington), Greg Dabler (G-man), Mcmique Edwards (Rheba), Dalane Woods (Donald), Claudia Holy (Olga), Stacy Belcher (Mrs. Kirby). Mike Ludwig (Mr. DePinna). Ted Wozniak (Henderson). Ed Beuchot (G-man), Bob Polston (G-man). Spotlight-13 The devil made Fine Arts students do it 14-Spotlight in the musical comedy Damn Yankees LEFT PAGE: TOP LEFT: Meg and Joe Bovd discuss baseball. TOP RIGHT: The fan club sings about Joe. BOTTOM: The Senators watch Joe ' s unbelievable hits. RIGHT PAGE: LEFT: Mr. Applegate hurries away. ABOVE: Joe and Lola plan their evening ' s activities. Spotlight-15 ABOVE: ROW 1: Lynn Ruchman, Janis Stonebarger, Deb Edwards, Ed Buchot. Bob Polston, Delane Woods, Rick Stump, Phil Colg lazier, Duane Ginder, Gene Hollenberg, Mark Thoma, Bill Hollenberg, Dave Arnold, Monique Edwards, Gloria Aderholt, Connie McBride. ROW 2: Denise Fisher, Yvette Gaff, Sue King, Marian Chmel, Cindy Hollenberg. Krista Hamer, Lisa Bromelmeier, Kathy Adair, Crystal Spring, Janet Bokern, Chris Maxwell, Dawn Runger, Sue Dick, Kim Fowler, Cindy DeVito, Emily King, Merrilee Whelchel, Kerry Carter, Ellen Sherwood, Harriet Hamer, Phelicia King, Pam Keesler. ROW 3: Alice Johnson, Steve Bogel, Dave Bryan, Connie Winter, Bruce Hetrick, Scott Whiteleather, Anita Arora, Matt DeHaven, Laura Brake, Claudia Holy, Laurel Frushour, Ted Woz- niak, Tim Hill, Miss Phyllis Blakeman, Mr. James Clauser, Mr. Terry Tucker, Mr. Richard Seeger. 16-Spotlight Foreign Language students entertain TOP: Fourth-year Spanish students perform a Mexican dance. ABOVE: Janis Stonebarger dances to Feliz Navidad during the Foreign Language Christmas party. Spotlight-17 LEFT PAGE: TOP: Miss Blakeman gets a grip on Mary Helen Harper. RIGHT: Mr. Rusk contemplates how this craft can be improved. ABOVE: Kim Sasko works diligently with ink to create a satisfactory sketch. RIGHT PAGE: TOP: Nancy Bergoch concentrates on her needle and thread. BOTTOM: Students practice a theater production. 18-Spotlight Independence Week becomes a reality ami Independence Week was a week of free-form education sponsored by the Student Council. It took place during the first week of the second semester, January 26-30. Many hours of planning and preparation preceded this Student Council project. Students formulated ideas during the summer; before school ever started, a great deal of prepara- tion was already completed. When school began in the fall, the committee members presented their plans to the faculty and administra- tion. Although there were some who disliked the idea, the majority were enthusiastic enough to agree to cooperate. The teachers were then asked to plan the classes they were to teach or sponsor. Some students taught classes in the areas of their experience; in other classes, guest speakers were in- vited to talk. Finally, the long planned for and awaited for week arrived. Students were allowed the opportunity to learn about their personal interest areas. There were many reactions to Independence Week. Although some aspects could have been improved, basically it was a well-planned and profitable week. Spotlight-19 20-Spntliuht Greatest Show on Earth - epic of USA 4 LEFT PAGE: TOP LEFT: Duane DeBruler dressed for the Bicentennial program. TOP MIDDLE: Mickev Mouse entertains the children. TOP RIGHT: Brian Kile was the show ' s clown. BOTTOM RIGHT AND LEFT: The sophomores trv to prove their superior strength to the juniors. RIGHT PAGE: LEFT: Linda Miller, Lory Zirzow. ABOVE: Dan Sample. Spot light- ■Pit H JH m ' v am W . M U-- : ■ H 22-Spotlight Sketchbook ' 76 displays varied talents Sketchbook was as varied and in- teresting as usual. Some of the highlights are pictured here (starting on the right page top and moving counter-clockwise). Sue Dick, Duane Ginder, Dawn Runger, Scott Whiteleather, Laura Brake, Dave Bryan. Kathy Adair, Bruce Hetrick, Claudia Holy and Ted Wozniak sing of Yankee Doodles. Marty Lanter becomes Mark Twain in order to relate his secret to long life. Deb Edwards displays her talent with At Seventeen. Kevin Erwin presents The Tonight Show. The Reed Roadrunners (Snider ' s faculty) presented a bicentennial series of skits entitled Behind Every Man. They told the true story of the American Revolution; behind every man was a woman encouraging him to perform his task. In this picture we see Betsy Ross and her fellow seamstresses sewing our country ' s flag. Later they went on strike demanding better working con- ditions. Emily King and Laura Brake discuss boys and girls on their first day of life. s Juniors sponsor Precious and Few ?? 24-Spotlight 1976 Senior Prom Court: Queen Ellen Schenkel, Kristi Heath and Laura Murdoch. 1976 Junior Prom Court: Queen Julie Jontz, Anita Arora and Linda Corazzi. Spot light -25 At graduation the Class of 1976 pauses .a4se M| J . . w 1 A B H  i LEFT PAGE: TOP LEFT: Mike Tupper TOP RIGHT: Stacy Towles LEFT: Kay Feichter ABOVE: Mark Smith RIGHT PAGE: TOP LEFT: Maureen Cook TOP RIGHT: Lori Boyer, Sue Schoeff, Kathy Kennelly, Jean Troup BELOW: Yvette Gaff and Class of 1976. 26-Spotlight to reflect before progressing forward Spotlight-27 ABOVE: Mark Hall RIGHT: Yvette Gaff. Emily King RIGHT PAGE: TOP LEFT: Karen Weaver TOP RIGHT: Kathy Kennelly BOTTOM LEFT: Andy Harper, Sue Schoeff, Matt DeHaven, Stacy Belcher, Rob Mendel, Dr. Piatt BOTTOM RIGHT: Jeff Hemmer. 28-Spodight Spotlight-29 ! - TOP: Art students Emily King, Ed Effrein and Dave Gloman design and prepare their silk screens for an art project. ABOVE: Robin Satterthwaite arranges a senior art exhibit in the auditorium lobby. RIGHT: Bob Armstrong, former athletic director, is shown campaigning. In November he won the mayorial election. 30-Spotlight TOP LEFT: Rob Mendel and Duane DeBruler plan Independence Week. TOP RIGHT: Miss Boknecht shows her surprise that the faculty lost the WOWO Aces basketball game. RIGHT: The faculty assembled their own Pep Band for the game. ABOVE: Lonnie Green sketches in her art class. Spotlight-31 Office administration and staff work ABOVE LEFT: Jerry Petrie, Principal, begins a normal day ' s work ABOVE RIGHT: Doug Williams talks with senior Rick Rothgeb RIGHT Burl Hite organizes his work load. JACQUELINE BETHA: Counselor. MARK CLOUGH: Head Guidance Counselor. JANE GARBER: Assistant to Principal. BURL HITE: Counselor. GARY PATTERSON: Athletic Direc- tor. DAVID PLATT: Vice Principal. DAN TAYLOR: Counselor Aid. DOUG WILLIAMS: Assistant to Prin- cipal. 34-Studio together to make each day pleasant MARY ANN BRUGGNER: Study Hall Clerk. CONNIE BULLARD: Secretary. MARILYN CARRINGTON: Secretary. RUTHANNA GAFF: Attendance Clerk. MILDRED HAUGHT: Study Hall Clerk. GLADYS MOORE: Secretary to Prin- cipal. VIRGINIA RICHARDS: Secretary- Treasurer. ELAINE THOMAS: Secretary. ABOVE LEFT: Ruthanna Gaff concentrates on her job as attendance clerk. LEFT: Marilyn Carrington smiles as she attends to a telephone conversa- tion. ABOVE: Gladys Moore enjoys her work as secretary to the principal. Studio-35 LEFT PAGE: TOP: Mr. Bruick pauses for a breath during a lecture. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Edwards explains a lesson in Record Keeping. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Ricketts looks on as Carol Strauss types. RIGHT PAGE: Mrs. Johnson gives a few pointers in typing class. 36-Studio Business Prepares Students for Careers The Business Department provides excellent courses for background training in preparation for future employment in the business world. It also offers good courses which will assist students in school work and later on, in college work. The Department offers six branches of study. They are: Stenographic, Business Administration and Accounting, Clerical, General, Distributive Education, and Cooperative office Education. The Stenographic Branch includes Typing Special and Typing I and II. Those subjects offered in Business Ad- ministration and Accounting are Business Law and Accoun- ting I and II. The Clerical Branch offers Shorthand I and II, Clerical Practice, and Secretarial Practice. The General Courses are Business Organization and Management, Record Keeping, Employment Preparation, Consumer Education, Distributive Education, Data Processing and Notehand. Distributive Education and Cooperative Office Education are courses in themselves. Business Law is taught for personal value. It aids in the development of the understanding of personal rights and obligations in the business situation. Consumer Education can be beneficial to anyone. It is a study of problems of the consumers. It gives helpful points on how to buy items such as food, fabrics, clothing, automobiles and home appliances. Notehand is offered for students going to college. It helps the student to improve his skill in taking notes rapidly, and listening to speakers and lectures. Distributive Education and Cooperative Office Educa- tion are courses in which the students can receive credit while on the job. These prepare a person for a career in the field of business. MRS. KAY KLENKE: Chairman of Business Dept., Accounting, Typing, Record Keeping. DON BRUICK: Business Organization Management, Business Law, Tvping I and II, Special Typing, Golf Coach. HELEN EDWARDS: Record Keeping, Shorthand, Accounting, Co-sponsor of Junior Class. JUDITH JOHNSON: Clerical Practice, Consumer Education, Shorthand, Typ- ing, Entre Nous. JUDY JONES: Distributive Marketing, Distributive Education, Deca Advisor. IDA MAE RICKETTS: Typing, Record Keeping, Notehand, Future Secretaries Associa- tion. ROBERT VACHON: COE, Office Education Association, Athletic Worker, Student Work Center, Deca Advisor. Studio-37 SUE ANDIS: Language Arts Dept. Chairman. English, Elective English. DIANE BOKNECHT: Sophomore English, Elective English, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Afro-Heritage Sponsor, Athletic Worker. AMANDA GERIG: Elective English. PATRICIA JACKSON: English, Elective English, Future Teachers of America Sponsor. THOMAS PABST: Elective English, Speech Team Coach. BETH POSEY: Elective English. KENNETH RICHARDSON: Elective English. RANDALL RUSK: Elective English, Squire ' s Sponsor. ELEANOR SHAW: Elective English, Publications Advisor. JANE STOLTE: English, Images Advisor. DOROTHY ZANK: Elective English, Girls ' Tennis Team Sponsor and Coach. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Rusk makes a point about Naturalism. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Jackson reads as Alan Ford watches and Tim Ellison listens. RIGHT PAGE-TOP LEFT: Miss Boknecht explains an assignment to Angela Uawn. BOTTOM: Mr. Pabst takes time out to grade speeches. 38-Studio English offers a large variety of classes The English Program is designed to give the student a choice between Elective and Traditional English. Elective English has proved to be one of the most successful programs in our school. It includes a wide variety of classes and per- mits the student to study in the field of his or her interest. Some of the classes offered are: Individualized Reading, Ar- ticles and Research, Scope of Comedy, Mystery Fiction, Speech, Many Aspects of Love, Drama as Literature, Jour- nalism, Advanced Composition and many others. Classes such as Articles and Research and Advanced Composition give the student excellent preparation for college. Both aid in learning to write the long term papers needed in college. Speech enables the student to become more at ease and a better speaker in front of an audience. It also teaches the student to use his imagination and a wider voice range while speaking. Traditional English also prepares the student for college study. It is the study of different styles of literature. It also helps to develop and perfect the writing skills of the student. Studio-39 Fine arts offers a variety of classes The Snider Fine- Arts Department is known to be among the best in Fort Wayne. It is also one of the largest, having more participants than ever before. The Department is divided into four fields of study: Art, Drama, Music, and Photography. Art offers four different classes. They are planned on a developmental basis in yearly sequence. Some of the pro- jects done in Art are drawing, lettering, cartooning, ceramics, silkscreen, lithograph, jewelry making, and pain- ting. Each involves much enjoyment along with careful work and study. The Drama Department offers three years of drama classes. One learns to express his inner thoughts and feelings before an audience and then goes on to more difficult ac- tivities such as scenes, cuttings, readings as well as, children ' s theater. Music offers many different types of classes, including: Today ' s Music, Electronic Music, Music Theory, Training Choir, Girl ' s Choir, Concert Choir, Beginning Instrumental Class, Varsity Band, Concert Band, and Concert Orchestra. Outside activities are: Swing Choir and Stage Band. Beginning Photography is a course designed to in- troduce the basic concepts of the art of photography to the student. It involves taking, developing, and enlarging good pictures. Each year the Fine Arts Department produces a play, a musical, and several musical concerts. These provide oppor- tunities for students to apply what they have learned while performing. It is also an enjoyable, as well as a profitable ex- perience. 40-Studio LEFT PAGE: TOP: Miss Blakeman assists Laurel Fruahour in making up for the fall play, You Can ' t Take it With You. BOTTOM: Mr. Seeger instructs an orchestra class. PJGHT PAGE: TOP: Miss Dierstein watches as Laura Murdock and Mimi Schlamersdorf work on a silkscreen project. BOTTOM: Mr. Tucker contemplates on casting the play. RICHARD SEEGER: Chairman of Fine Arts Department, Orchestra Director, String Ensem- ble Director. MARY DIERSTEIN: Art Department Chair- man, Art, Photography, Art Club. PHYLLIS BLAKE- MAN: Art, Co-director of Sketchbook, Make- up and costumes for all plays. JAMES CLAUSER: Snider Singers, Concert Choir, Stagecraft, Sw- ing Choir, Co-director of Sketchbook, Technical Director for all plays. DAVE SHOWALTER: Girl ' s Chorus, Concert Band, Varsity Band, Flag Squad, Marching Band, Jazz Band. TERRY TUCKER: Drama, Speech, Direc- tor of Dramatic Produc- tions. Studio-41 SOFIA RODRIGUEZ: Foreign Language Department Chairman, Spanish III IV, Co-sponsor of Foreign Language Clubs. SUSAN BANDEMER: Spanish I II, Cheerleader Sponsor. CESAR DE LA GUARDIA: Spanish II, Spanish Club Sponsor. JANELLE OTTO: German I H, French III, German Club Sponsor. BARBARA PARKER: Latin, U.S. History, Junior Classical League Sponsor. HAROLD VIZINO: German. BEVERLY WEINRAUB: French n,ni, IV, Senior Class Sponsor, French Club Sponsor. LEFT PAGE: TOP: Lab equipment stresses pronunciation in languages. ABOVE: Mrs. Rodriguez enjoys her class. RIGHT PAGE: TOP: Mrs. Weinraub uses lab equipment to help students learn. BOTTOM: Miss Otto reads Ger- man to her cli 42-Studio Opening new worlds with languages The Foreign Language Depart- ment at Snider is excellent. Not only is the Department involved in extra- curricular activities, it is also involved in Christmas celebrations and is in- terested in traveling to the various countries which relate to the languages studied. The language classes use books, records, filmstrips, movies, tapes, and labs to make a better program for the students. These improvements help students to learn pronunciation, vocabulary, grammatical structures, and culture in each language. The Department also is considering new improvements in the classes offered at Snider for the students who are star- ting to study a language in the eighth grade. The foreign language classes offered are, French, Latin, German, and Spanish. In each course, pupils are not only taught the foreign language dialects, but they are also taught the customs and lifestyles of the foreign people. The Foreign Language Culture class is also offered at Snider. This course allows students to learn about the various cultures without having to learn the languages. The Foreign Language Depart- ment opens new doors to new worlds through its foreign languages. Studio-43 Math prepares students for college Snider ' s Math Department stresses learning and helps math students to be more prepared for college. To be successful, the math stu- dent must constantly apply himself ac- cording to his interest in the field. The Math Department offers a wide and varied curriculum for its students. This selection makes the department have the highest elective course enrollment at Snider. The classes offered include, Fundamentals of Algebra 1-4, Fundamentals of Geometry, Geometry, Algebra 3 4, Trig and Analytic Geometry, Special Algebra and Trig, Calculus, General Math 1-4, and Senior Consumer Math. The new classes added to this year ' s curriculum include, Applied Math, Special Geometry, and Computer Programming. Each day math opens the door to new problems which are solved by students with the help of their teachers. 44-Studio LEFT PAGE: TOP: Mr. Scholz helps math students, Stacev Towles, Bill Courtney, and Marianne Schuckel. BOTTOM: Miss Gump uses the overhead. LEFT PAGE: LEFT: Miss Sainz helps sophomore Ann Fair. FUGHT: Mr. Mains answers a question. CARL SCHOLZ: Math Dept. Chairman, Fundamentals of Geometry, Analytical Geometry, Trigonometry, Applied Mathematics. DEAN FAST: Geometry, General Math, Assistant Football Coach. LOIS GUMP: Geometry 1 2, Algebra 3 4, Fundamentals of Geometry 1 2, Co-sponsor of Entre Nous. LAMAR KILMER: Mathematics. DAVID MAINS: Algebra 3 4, General Math, Calculus, Assistant in intramural basketball. JERALD MILLER: Mathematics, Baseball Coach. DEB SAINZ: Algebra Fundamentals 1 2, 3 4, Sophomore Physical Education, Girls Basketball Coach. Studio-45 LEFT PAGE: LEFT: Mr. Kline helps a student with an Industrial Arts problem. ABOVE: Students work hard in Drafting class. RIGHT PAGE: TOP: Mrs. Koeneman listens to a question. BOTTOM: Students study their instructions in Foods Chef class. CAROLYN GALLENDER: Home Economics Depart- ment Chairman, Foods II HI, Foods Chef, Human Development. IRENE HAAK: Clothing I, II, IE, IV, Child Develop- ment, Sponsor of Bible Club. BETH KOENEMAN: Foods Chef, Foods I, Housing, Clothing I. ROBERT SHORT: Industrial Arts Department Chair- man, Drafting, Woods. ROY KLINE: Metals, Drafting, Basketball Coach. STEVE STEINER: Beginning Advanced Woods, Sponsor of Wrestling, Intramurals. 46-Studio Learning to create in practical arts The Practical Arts Department at Snider consists of two main divisions which are Industrial Arts and Home Economics. Students taking these classes enjoy learning how to create and make finished products. In the Home Economics division, the courses offered include Foods, Foods Chef, Clothing, Housing, Family Living, Child and Human Development. The students of these courses not only learn about the sub- ject in which they are enrolled, but they also learn the history, construc- tion, planning, and care involved in each course. In the Industrial Arts division, the courses offered are, Power Mechanics, Electronics, General Shop, Beginning and Advanced Woods, Metals, and Drafting. These courses allow the students to make useful items. Studio-47 GENE BUZZARD: Sc- ience Department Chair- man, Advanced Science, Chemistry, Chemistry Ex- plorers ' Club Sponsor. RALPH ANDERSON: Ad- vanced Science, Chemis- try, AYH Club Sponsor. ROBERT HEARE: Ad- vanced Biology, Life Sc- ience, Physical Science, Co- sponsor Senior class. HOMER KLINE: Physics, Fundamental Algebra, Sc- ience Club Sponsor. TED KING: Advanced Bio- logy. LEFT PAGE: TOP: Mr. King lectures to class. BOTTOM: Microscopes help students to analyze bacteria. RIGHT PAGE: TOP: Students experiencing togetherness with the help of science. BOTTOM: Mr. Heare helping his students. 48-Studi. Expanding the Knowledge of Science y The science classes at Snider are constantly expanding the minds of its students. This new knowledge allows science students to learn and ex- perience exciting concepts that are related to their lives. The concepts are taught by various techniques in the typical science class. The techniques used are: lectures, films, discussions, demonstrations, and laboratory work. These techniques prepare and enable students to answer the many questions which develop in science. The Science Department at Snider offers courses covering Advanced Biology, Chemistry, Life Science, Physical Science, Advanced Science, and Physics. Future courses for in- terested science students include areas covering conservation, computer science, studies of astronomy, and weather. These courses allow students to further their personal interests in science. Studio-49 TOP LEFT: Mr. Dillon contemplates the complexities of the U.S. govern- ment. BOTTOM LEFT: Sharry Borland listens intently as Mr. Dillon delivers a lecture. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Hemmer is caught off guard . MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Franzman reveals an unknown fact to his history class. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Volz leads his class in discussion. NEXTPAGE- TOP RIGHT: Mr. Schuckel points out an important fact to Scott Getzin. 50-Studio Social Studies-a study of time The Social Studies Department has been enriched by a large variety of courses. Each is geared to influence the stu- dent by the past, present and future. World History is offered in the Traditional manner. It includes the study of the development of man and his social, economical, political and religious aspects. Electives in World History are also offered. Anthropology, The Third World, Change, The 20th Century World, and Politics and Places are just a few. U.S. History, a Social Studies Requirement, is enhanced by the study of the American heritage. Government, also a required course, informs the student of what is going on in the U.S. The organization of national, state and local governments, and the fundamentals of voting are the principal studies. Economics is the study of government spending, the gross national product, the national income, inflation, reces- sion, and many other financial situations. Sociology is the study of the behavior of man in society. It includes his actions, motives, behavior patterns and en- vironmental influences. DENNIS MCCLURG: Social Studies Dept. chairman, Values and Issues, Anthropology, Guidance Counselor. WILLIAM DILLON: U.S. History, Sociology, Government. ELMER FRANZMAN: Social Studies, Athletic Events, Public Relations. MICHAEL HAWLEY: U.S. History, Assistant Football Coach, Lettermens Club. AL HEMMER: Sociology, Government, Co-sponsor of Junior Class, Athletic Assistant. MICHAEL MCMILLEN: Anthropology, World History, In- tramurals. CLIFF MINIER: Sociology, U.S. History. THOMAS SCHUCKEL: World History, U.S. History, Athletic Assistant. STANLEY VOLZ: U.S. History, Government, World History Electives, Bowling Club Sponsor. ROBERT WEAVER: Government, Economics, History Electives. ANTHONY WOLF: World History, History Elec- tives, Debate Team Sponsor. Studio-51 Fitness is good health and happiness The Physical Education Depart- ment at Snider offers Advanced Dance, Gymnastics, Advanced In- dividual and Team Sports, Body Building, Volleyball, Tennis, Football, Field Hockey, Basketball, Track, and many other traditional gym sports. These courses allow students to become physically fit while also ob- taining confidence and happiness. Sophomores must take the traditional gym class every day for one semester. Juniors and Seniors have the opportunity to continue their interest in a particular physical education program. LEFT PAGE: TOP: Body Building isn ' t all fun and games. BOTTOM: In these girls, happiness is being promoted through gymnastics. RIGHT PAGE: TOP: Norman Lindahl and Mr. Eickoff discuss film projectors. CENTER: Students use the Media Center as a place for study. RIGHT: The Media Center ' s magazine room provides research materials. IA 4 TOM SWIHART: Department Head, Body Building, In- dividual and Team Sports, Sophomore P.E. Class, Intra- mural Director, Cross Country Coach, Track Ass- istant. SUE FESENMYER: Adv. Dance and Gymnastics, Adv. Individual and Team Sports, Soph- omore P.E. Class, Girls Volleyball Coach, Girls Gym- nastics Coach, Girls Track Coach. JAMES GURNELL: P.E. Classes, Assistant Coach in Varsity Basketball and Track, Male Cheer- block, Intramural Council, Human Relations Advisory Committee, Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes. 52-Studio Media Center-source of Information The Media Center consists of con- ference rooms, a magazine room, audio-visual equipment, and a library. Each part of the Media Center serves as an important source for informa- tion. This information for students can be found in the Media Center ' s supply of periodicals, books, video and audio tapes, slides, films, filmstrips, and film loops. STEVE SIMMONS: Media Specialist. JAN HEARON: Library Clerk. GENE EICKOFF: Audio-Visual Coor- dinator, Projectionists Club, Squires Club Co-sponsor. Studio-53 ABOVE: Terry Sheldon studies in the individual atmosphere of the Opportunity Room. RIGHT: Mr. Bush, Opportunity Room teacher, explains the author ' s meaning to Judy Eaton. BELOW: Mr. Ellinger gives some individual attention to Linda Budd. He, as the Work Study Coor- dinator, teaches and provides jobs for his students. 54-Studio V $? ' .$ , 9 y ' .i ABOVE (left to right): Judy Hughes, Beverly Leach, Helen Paterson, Meyers, Margaret Bronstetter, Evelyn Lanie, Francine Walker, Helen Gladys Klinger, Ada Smith, Marilyn Griffin, Betty Seneff, Berniece Steffen, Mary Campetti, manager. Mr. Charles Kellogg (left) and Mr. Oscar Buettner (above), along with the other custodians and matrons, keep our school clean. Studio-55 FRONT ROW: Glen Wight, Brian Titus, Jeff Lampel, Marty Owen, John Ramsbottom, Jeff Johnson, Mark Stetzel, Kevin Postel, Al Whisler, Borland, Rob DeVore; ROW 2: Brad Snowball, Joe Kleinrichert, Chris Coach Tony Wolf. Warr, Mike Munro, Drew Boxberger; ROW 3: Coach Kilmer, Dick Asst. ABOVE: Al Whisler is quick on his feet. RIGHT: Snider ' s number one ten nis man caught in action. 58-Scoreboard Netmen become sectional finalists The tennis team had a good season, winning 11 and losing 8. The backbone of the team was made up of four seniors — Mark Stetzel, Mike Munro, Al Whisler and Kevin Postel. The team captain and number one player was Mark Stetzel. He had a per- sonal record of 17 wins and 2 losses. The Snider netmen climaxed the season with an excellent showing in the Sectionals, playing all the way to the finals before being eliminated by Bishop Dwenger. ABOVE: Mark Stetzel gives his opponent the evil eye. LEFT: Kevin Postel ' s face expresses his feelings. Scoreboard-59 Gridmen suffer The 1975 football squad was made up of seventeen seniors, twenty-two juniors and thirty-four sophomores. The varsity record of 4 wins and 5 losses marks the first losing season in the school ' s football history. The sophomore team, however, compiled a fine 8 and 1 record, which should brighten the future for Snider football fortunes. The team was led by Co-captain, Most Valuable Player, and All-SAC offensive end selection Greg Marsh. Greg was a fine receiver and downfield blocker, as well as a two year standout at safety. Another senior, Rick Bollman, was chosen as co-captain, Mental Attitude Award winner, and North Division selection as a guard and linebacker. Jeff Davis, who was one of the best blocking fullbacks ever to play for Snider, was an All-North Division selection as a running back. H sft ' Bf% 33B p ( $ tuftsin S3 3f=f%4 1 wftoi 42 A 24;4J L 83:2B a S3;72:36i_44 Y jsIwv FRONT ROW: Kerwin Short, Tom Reed, Steve Goode, Ken Folks, Ed Scharringhausen, Jeff Hemmer, Dave Allen, Jeff Davis, Tim Reed; ROW 2: Steve Vernasco, Mike Wright, Rick Bollman, Doug Stein, Greg Marsh, Tim Ellison, Dave Barngrover; ROW 3: Ben Franks, Dave Deist, Randy Lawrence, Frank Weemes, Cliff Fetters, Jon Fohrer, Randy Nix, Steve Bell, Duane Goon; ROW 4: Terry Phillips, Jeff Erickson, Steve McClain, Jim Stewart, Art Bruce, Ray Smith, Mike Pfeiffer, Lee Bouillon, Dave Livingston; ROW 5: Greg Wright, Wes King, Bill Foy, Mark Scholz, Dave Mann, Kevin Shoppell, Tom Jackson, Rick Wharton, Tim Treu, Dennis Salter; ROW 6: Coach Patterson, Coach Fast, Coach Bush, Coach Hawley, Jim Conners. 60-Scoreboard Losing season Scoreboard-61 Reserves win 8 of 9 games FRONT ROW: Coach Bush, Ty Merriwether, Doug Bennett, Mike Mike Johnston, Kirk Moore, Terry Young, Steve Haggenios; ROW 4: Tony Beaman, Greg Clawson, Dave Swanson, Denny Hoffman; ROW 2: Matt Pearson, Kevin Bordner, Ken Ney, Joe Dormire, Kelley George, Dan Teegarden, Ron McGeary, Andre King, Mitch Bowers, Bill Bussick, Mark Stewart, Dave Roach; Row 5: Chris Bell, Craig Goode, Frank Bruggner, Ludwig, Jim Fitch; ROW 3: Charles King, Jeff Hoffman, Dave Bracht, Dick Mackin, Matt Bodine, Ron Vernasco, Steve Morrical. 62-Scoreboard Harriers take third in SAC The cross country team started practice early in August with five returning lettermen and a new coach, Tom Swihart. With a lot of work and a desire to continue the school ' s fine tradition in this sport, the team complied a fine dual meet record of 18 wins and 4 losses. They were many days when two practices were necessary to build the en- durance and strength to run a good 2 ' a mile race. Junior Chuck Thomas paced the Panthers this season with an outstanding time of 12 minutes and 20 seconds, which is just one second over the school record. Other Snider runners who ran in the Sectional were Bruce Shearer, Steve Kiracofe, Randy Smith, Joe Dillon, Larry Ross, and Glen Abels. The Varsity team, as well as the reserve squad, finished third in the SAC. In the Sectional, Snider finished fifth out of 22 teams. FRONT ROW: Milt Gray, Dave Mack, Ed Schlichtenmeyer, Dave Nash, Tim De Wolfe, Scott Brinker, Steve Smith, Steve Kiracofe, Tim Hill; ROW 2: Coach Swihart, Joe Dillon, Brent Campbell, Bruce Shearer, Larry Ross, Kevin Erwin, Calvin Neidrauer, Chuck Thomas, Erik Slen; ROW 3: Al Griswald, Eric Maier, Bill Durland, Mike Tupper, Glen Abies, Kevin Winner, Larry Roland, Martin Schatko, Carlton Haggard. Scoreboard-63 64-Scoreboard Scoreboard-65 V-ball team displays spirit The 1975 volleyball season was a rebuilding year for the jority of the 18 girls, it was their first experience in in- team. Fourteen varsity players graduated last year, so the terscholastic competition. With the ability gained this year 1975 team was young and inexperienced. The team ' s overall and the enthusiasm exhibited by all the girls, next year will record was 6-8. The girls were very enthusiastic and eager to definitely have Snider back on the winning side, gain the necessary skills to be a winning team. For the ma- 66-Scoreboard W 9- ' SITTING: Deb Nutt, Rhonda McDougall; STANDING: Jill Weaver, Janet Cindy Jackson, Marsha Carnes, Judi Echlin, Karen Weaver, Sue Woolems, Hollingsworth, Loniiie Green, Tami Stoller, Marti Stedman, Lorrie Cindy Carvey, Laura Murdoch, Barb Douglass, Patti Hearon. Thompson, Michelle Boykin, Karen Goss, Cindy Kiser, Coach Fesenmyer, Scoreboard-67 Girls ' basketball team takes charge The female Panther cagers had a slow start with two losses, but Coach Sainz soon found a good starting com- bination and the team quickly saw itself in the winning bracket. The team was young, but with the hot hand of Vanessa King, the rebounding ability of Cindy Jackson, and other fine players like Chris Caldwell, Jill Weaver, Sue Woolems and Cindy Kiser, the Panthers had a fine 9 and 5 season. These girls, and the rest of Snider ' s bench, brought the team through Sectional play until being defeated by Leo. With most of the team back new year, the girls should have a good chance at the Sectional crown. FRONT ROW: .Jodi Fowler, Marianna Mulpagano, Sharon Scott, Jill Weaver, Sue Woolems, Chris Caldwell. ROW 2: Rhonda McDougall, Lauri Smith, Cindy Carvey, Laura Murdoch, Pam Carteaux, Barb Douglas. ROW 3: Coach Deb Sainz, Vanessa King, Marsha Carnes, Cindy Kiser, Lynn Shomo. Cindy Jackson, Asst. Coach Cheri Rolland. LEFT PAGE: TOP CENTER: Sue Woolems jumps straight up to the basket. TOP RIGHT: Cindy Jackson is deciding what to do. BOTTOM LEFT: Marianna in the fast break. RIGHT PAGE: TOP LEFT: Jill Weaver faces the dilem- ma all plavers must face. ABOVE: Cindy Kiser takes a sol ' id set shot. BOTTOM: Vanessa King tries to shake a Northrop defender. Scoreboard-69 Robinson goes to State Although the record doesn ' t show it, Snider ' s wrestlers did a pretty fine job this year. Illness and injury held back the team many times, resulting in a record of 4 wins, 7 losses, and a draw. Mr. Patterson, after his final season as coach of the team, commented that it had not been one of the school ' s finer years in wrestling. A few of the grapplers did make a name for themselves during the season. Pete Deprimio and Emmitt Robinson were both sectional cham- pions. Robinson went on to win the Regional in his weight division and qualified for the State meet. A ABOVE LEFT: Another Snider opponent bites the dust! LEFT: Emmitt Robinson, 119 pounds of speed and skill. ABOVE: Pete Deprimio is declared winner and champion. 70-Scoreboard ABOVE: If a picture is worth a thousand words, can you imagine which words are going through Coach Patterson ' s mind? RIGHT: Pete Deprimio, Sectional champion, shows what 98 pounds of pure dynamite can do. BELOW: The 1975-76 wrestling team; ROW 1: Parker Moss, Steve Ellinwood, Rex Connelly, Jeff Hemmer, Alan Taylor, Steve Bell, Kevin Winner, Jeff Erickson. John Viterisi, Emmitt Robinson; ROW 2: Bill Bridges, Tim Treu, Brian Fowler, Steve Haggenjos, Denny Hoffman, Tony Pearson. Sam Deprimio, Tim Kirky. Craig Neely, Pete Deprimio; ROW 3: Dan Sample, Brian Bowers, Dan Miller, Dan Pikel, Mark Rahrer, Steve Caldwell, Mike Durham, Rick Przeniczny, Tom Green, Coach Patterson; ROW 4: Andre King, Carlos Towsend, Jan Stonebarger, Julie Nesbit, Ed Fennel. Brent Munro, Larry Bridges, Kelly Jordan, Bill Eisenmann. Scoreboard-71 Cagers display talent Despite the ability, depth and teamwork that was evident this year, the Panther basketball squad could not bring the season to an end with a winning record. The season record of 7 wins and 14 losses did not reflect the team Snider had. Seniors Mike Woods and Robert Bramlev led the team in scoring consistently through the season with Chris Mitchell, Steve Vernasco and Larry Hughes doing a fine job on the floor. Underclassmen, Shelby Board, Mike Mover and Jessie Wright, showed much promise for the future. The disappointing story was that most of the season ' s games were close; they could have gone either way, but the Panthers ended on the short end too many times. It must be remembered though, that throughout the year, Snider posed a powerful threat to every team and really played quite well. RIGHT: Bramlev breaks fast and away to the basket. ABOVE: There is nothing left to do but wait for the ball to come down. BELOW: Steve Ver- nasco anticipates the pass. BELOW: ROW 1: Kevin Brown, Mike Smith, Mike Woods, Shelby Board, Earl Miller. ROW 2: Pat Kohn, Mike Mover, Bob Bramley, Larry Hughes. Steve Vernasco, Carrie Kyle. ROW 3: Coach Roy Kline, Chris Mitchell, Mike Cun- ningham. .Jim Richardson. Asst. Coach Jim Gurnell. Scoreboard-73 Reserves showing promise Snider ' s reserve basketball team wound up their season with an ex- cellent record of 15 wins and 5 losses. Led by Jessie Wright and Bill Cun- ningham who both saw Varsity action, along with Mark Patty, Bill Foy, Gor- don Kisler and Andy Gecowets, the cagers racked up victory after victory, proving again that next year Snider will be the team to beat. These young men and Coach Kilmer deserve much congratulations. W JiiUil ilM Jf r ROW 1: Steve Kiracofe, Scott Brinker, Ronnie Jessie Wright. ROW 3: Coach Kilmer, Mark McCrary. Jeff Hoffman. ROW 2: Mark Patty, Edwards, Jeff Johnson, Charles Kelly, Bill Cun- Andy Gecowets, Ed Paige, Tyrone Meriwether, mngham. Gordon Kisler. Bill Foy. A ' 74-Scoreb oard Gymnasts take top honors ■:-■,-: • ■ w 4 T -I ■ m Mgipk - ' - w •!■«■■? wk ABOVE: Annette Schertz balances carefully atop the balance beam. RIGHT: Linda Kettlekamp, one of Snider ' s best all-around gymnasts does a handstand on the lower bar of the unevens. BELOW: Karen Weaver displays one of her many talents during her floor exercise routine. This year the gymnastic team was no less than excellent. Coach Fesenmeyer ' s girls worked hard all winter, participated in competition and went to Sectionals with a winning season. At Sectionals, the beginning squad took top honors. The in- termediate team placed second with Karen Weaver winning all-around and floor exercises. Optional team also placed second. Karen Kettlekamp won all-around while her sister, Linda, won the floor exercise. At Regionals, Linda Kettlekamp again won the floor exercise, but the big story of the year took place at State finals. In intermediate competition, Karen Weaver placed second all- around, with a second-place perfor- mance on the unevens and a third in the vault. Scoreboard-75 LEFT: Karen Kettlekamp concentrates on her exercise routine while the judges watch her every move. ABOVE: Kelli Krull vaults with excellent form. BELOW: Cindy Luebbert warms up on the balance beam. ROW 1: Lisa Phillips, Cindy Luebbert, Cheryl Lawson, Ann Colglazier, Liz Vincent, Amy Lip- dike, Kelli Krull. ROW 2: Annette Schertz, Rhonda Hyndman, Linda Kettlekamp, Kincsem Phillips, Julia Kettlekamp, Melinda Christ, Karen Kettlekamp. ROW 3: Lynn Sebenoler, Laurie Miller, Linda Miller, Coach Sue Fesen- myer, Karen Weaver, Tari Dodane, Cindy Bux- ton. 76-Scoreboard Girls ' tennis season good The 1976 girls ' tennis season was quite a rebuilding effort. The majority of the girls had not played for the team until this year, but they didn ' t let the inexperience hurt them. With the help of Coach Zank the Pantherettes battled their way through a fine season. They also made a good showing at sectionals. With the large number of juniors and sophomores on the team this year, Snider is sure to continue its tradition of having a great tennis team. LEFT: Constance Bax has a determined expres- sion on her face. ABOVE: Laura May gives it all she ' s got. RIGHT: Rhonda McDougall prepares to fire the ball over the net. ROW 1: Andrea McMahan, Theresa Galligan, Chris Luebbert, Jodi Fowler. Debbie Nutt, Sue Ludwig, Constance Bax. Bonny Angel. ROW 2: Coach Dorothy Zank, Julie Schannen, Sheri Salin, Lynda Brown, Judy Hay, Laura May, Rhonda McDougall. Lisa Stauffer, Cindy Kiser, Meg Smith, Sandv Nelson, Kathv Graham, Laura Murdoch, Kathy Connors. Scorehoard-7 !■■ ■ ' --. ' ™ — -— V ' v - — . Whether running, swinging, serving, or fixing one ' s hair, it is all a part of the game of tennis. 78-Scoreboard Unity brings track victory LEFT: Greg Wright shows what it takes to be a winner. ABOVE: Mike Pfieffer is set to uncoil into a meet-winning discus throw. BELOW: Jim Fitch puffs his way into the lead. Seoreboard-79 ROW 1: Rick Przeniczny, Henry Rolet, Milt Gray, Brian Ketner, John Davis, Terry Johnson, Bill Lyons, Bruce Schearer, Terry Phillips, Tony Debose, Ronnie Collins, Frank Weemes, Earl Miller, Ronald Robinson. ROW 2: Coach Russ Bush, Dave Poffenburger, Dave Roach, Bruce Cun- ningham, Dave Bracht, Chip Harvey, Jim Stewart, Dave Gloman, Tom Reed, Dave Barngrover, Keith Connelly, Mark Rahrer, Don Dumoulin, Greg Wright. ROW 3: Charles Kelly, Jim Fitch, Mark McKinney, Jim Schearer, Dan Arnold, Dan Stump, Matt Teegarden, Lee Bouillon, Tim DeWolfe, Steve Kiracofe, Kevin Bordner. ROW 4: Lori Eby, Laurie Smith, 80- Scoreboard Randy Lawrence, Ron Vernasco, Mike Phieffer, Steve Smith, Winston Pearson, Scott Brinker, Kevin Klee, Mike Hamilton, Jim Lewis, Andy Baker, Coach Gurnell. ROW 5: Coach Tom Swihart, Carlton Haggard, Ty Merriwether, Kevin Brown, Kirk Moore, Shelby Board, Gary Moore, Jeff Lampel, Allen Griswold, Larry Rolland, Dave Livingston, Jesse Wright. ROW 6: James Williams, Pat Durland, Glen Abies, Wes King, Robert Bramley, Benny Franks, Mike Tupper, Chris Bertz, Mark Edwards, Tom Hutson, John Morrison, Jeff Erickson. - ! HnrjwBE= The 1976 Track Team was, despite some dark spots on the season record, the best team in Snider ' s history. The Panthers had more depth and better overall performances than even the 1974 State Championship team. Kevin Brown broke records in both high and low hurdles; Dave Barngrover set a new record in the long jump; sophomore Dick Mackin shattered the school record in the hun- dred yard dash. Jim Stewart and Ron Vernasco proved to be the best pole vaulting combination in Snider history. Stewart upping the school record he set as a sophomore. The half mile relay team consisting of Dave Barngrover, Tom Reed, Bill Lyons and Kevin Brown lowered the school record for that event in one of the most ex- citing races in the Sectional. Due to some fantastic competition, the team did not have as good a record as the last two years, but there is no doubt that the vear was successful. 0 - LEFT PAGE: TOP LEFT: Gary Moore runs toward another Panther vic- tory TOP RIGHT: Randv Nix displays his concentration and determina- tion. RIGHT PAGE: TOP: Mark Edwards is pictured after a successful high jump. LEFT: Kevin Brown, one of Snider ' s outstanding track men, sets a record in the hurdles. ABOVE: Don Dumoulin runs hard for the Panther team. Scoreboard-81 Girls ' track provides exciting meets The female half of the track com- petition this year was quite exciting. Record performances by Cindy Jackson, Janet Young and Marianne Fullemann led the girls to a team place of second in both the S.A.C. and Sec- tional. The Pantherettes suffered only from one problem, Northrop. The com- petition in Fort Wayne in track was unbelievable this spring and the girls are to be commended for such fine per- formances. The majority of the team were not seniors and only time stands between Snider and a City or Sectional Championship. LEFT PAGE: BELOW: Janet Young strains across for victory. BELOW RIGHT: Cheryl Barr watches as Lisa Snyder starts a relay. RIGHT PAGE: TOP: Karen Weaver, one of Snider ' s most outstanding athletes, clears the hurdles to break another record. BOTTOM LEFT: Cindy Jackson wins for the Panther team. BOTTOM RIGHT: Cindy Luebbert gives her all in the long jump. ROW 1: Michelle Boykin, Barb Douglass, Jill Weaver, Cindy Luebbert, Marian Chmel, Patty Wunderlich, Terri DeWolfe, Coach Sue Fesen- myer. ROW 2: Sue Woolems, Annette Schertz, Janet Young, Marianne Fullemann, Julia Kettlekamp, Zoe Rosa, Karen Kerekes, Janet Bokern, Shelley Larocque. ROW 3: Sally Slick, Linda Miller, Karen Weaver, Cyndee Williams, Marie O ' Neil, Patty Koorsen, Patty Wray, Val Pittenger. ROW 4: Cindy Jackson, Janet Hollingsworth, Cindy Carvey, Lisa Snyder, Cheryl Barr, Kathy Bone, Rita Alfred, Jane Cruze, Lisa Nank. 82-Scoreboard Scoreboard-83 .. :: ' ■ ' : ■: ' M4 ' : 84-Scoreboard Golf team, smallest but very powerful Snider ' s golfers gave a fine show- ing of the talent our school has. Steve Vernasco and Geoff Velpel led the other varsity men Bill Foy, Dave Ward, Randy Jones and Doug Lawson. to a victorious season. The golf team, under the direction of Coach Don Bruick, has always been tough and this year was no exception. The smallest of all athletic teams in number, the golf squad proved to be one of the most powerful. LEFT PAGE: TOP LEFT: Geoff Velpel gets ready to tee off. TOP RIGHT: Steve Vernasco practices putting. BOTTOM LEFT: Dave Ward BOTTOM RIGHT: Larry Rolland looks ahead for the green. RIGHT PAGE: LEFT: Coach Bruick shows the golfers some putting techniques. ROW 1: Randy Smith, Dave Ward. Randy Jones. ROW 2: Coach Bruick, pictured is Larry Rolland. Geoff Velpel. Steve Vernasco. Bill Foy. Larry Woods. Doug Lawson. Not Scoreboard-Sri Baseball squad best in Snider ' s history The baseball squad had the best season in Snider ' s history. There were more hits, more runs and more games won than ever before. Kerwin Short led the entire city in batting, keeping his average above .500. The competition was again great in the S.A.C., and the few losses that the Panthers suffered were mostly city games. This accounts for the low placing in the S.A.C., but it must be remembered that these men were our very best. 86-Scoreboard H jrj h z ft f? ROW 1- Scott Vincent, Scott Getzin, Scott Heston, Dave Deist, Kerwin Short, Doug Stein, Sam Diprimio, Jim Connors, Kurt Hull, Paul Kohn ROW 2: Rick Wharton. Brian Bowman, Mike Munro, Jeff Hemmer, Paul Berggoetz, Jeff Davis, Dave Anderson, Steve Rye, Steve Hoagburg, Matt Schenck, Bill Gerwig. ROW 3: Coach Jerry Miller, Kelley George Bill Pet - tibone, Kirk Eicholtz, Bruce Piekarski, Mike Schenck, Matt Bodie, Mike Wright, John Fohrer, Bill Cunningham, Jerry Steele (asst. coach). Scoreboard-87 Tennis - Boys SHS 3 Luers 6 Elmhurst 6 East Noble 4 Bellmont 5 Concordia 1 Harding 2 Angola 4 Wayne 3 North Side 6 Homestead 4 South Side 7 Lakeland 1 Dwenger 3 Northrop Football SHS 4 4 6 Wayne 2 28 Warsaw 3 2 South Side 6 5 3 28 Harding 7 Concordia 4 27 North Side 1 Northrop 22 Huntington 6 Dwenger 21 Cross Country SHS 22 Garrett 39 18 New Haven 45 2? 21 Woodlan 40 29 Dekalb 30 15 Whitko 50 36 South Side 19 45 Huntington 18 15 Angola 50 25 Harding 34 6 15 Bellmont 50 26 South Side 30 6 20 Harding 39 17 North Side 45 18 23 Wayne 36 19 Northfield 45 22 44 Northrop 19 32 Elmhurst 25 20 Homestead 41 15 Warsaw 50 19 Dwenger 44 15 Luers 49 28 Concordia 29 41 19 Reserve Cross Country SHS 16 Woodlan 46 15 New Haven 48 45 Huntington 16 22 South Side 37 15 Harding 50 15 Bellmont 50 22 South Side 39 15 Angola 50 16 Harding 47 18 North Side 45 29 Wayne 26 15 Northfield 50 36 Northrop 19 20 Elmhurst 37 15 Homestead 50 18 Dwenger 45 15 Luers 50 17 Concordia 46 Girls ' Volleyball Snider defeated Dekalb Snider defeated Garrett Dwenger defeated Snider Snider defeated Angola Bellmont defeated Snider Snider defeated Elmhurst Luers defeated Snider Snider defeated S. Side Snider defeated Harding Wayne defeated Snider N. Side defeated Snider Homestead defeated Snider Northrop defeated Snider Concordia defeated Snider Girls ' Basketball SHS 52 Angola 32 Dekalb 47 Elmhurst 43 Dwenger 46 Columbia 52 Harding 32 Luers 57 Garrett 35 Wayne 36 Bellmont 42 South Side 43 Concordia 30 North Side 36 Northrop 46 Northrop 39 Leo Wrestling SHS 55 26 Harding 23 Dwenger 39 36 16 44 38 49 45 Concordia 38 Woodlan 20 Wayne 30 44 45 38 42 33 South Side 22 37 North Side 25 24 New Haven 28 10 Bellmont 20 Northrop 26 Elmhurst 23 Huntington Sectional 3rd Regional 6th Basketball SHS 50 Garrett 51 28 57 Wayne 75 no 59 Concordia 58 68 Bellmont 87 18 70 North Side 87 2g 57 Logansport 88 60 Bishop Luers 56 35 52 Northrop 63 22 57 Bishop Luers 59 75 LaPorte 80 28 51 New Haven 65 3 51 Northrop 61 69 Dekalb 65 50 68 Elmhurst 66 43 56 South Side 58 69 Dwenger 66 40 64 Huntington 59 38 70 Woodlan 59 80 Harding 83 50 Marion 70 63 Woodlan 54 68 Northrop 76 88-Scoreboard Reserve Basketball SHS 58 Garrett 36 54 Wayne 44 52 Concordia 32 46 Bellmont 56 50 North Side 42 41 Logansport 29 36 Dwenger 32 44 South Side 46 48 Bishop Luers 40 66 LaPorte 40 71 New Haven 39 66 Northrop 59 63 Dekalb 60 57 Elmhurst 35 45 South Side 58 58 Bishop Dwenger 38 51 Huntington 58 59 Woodlan 47 Girls ' Gymnastics SHS 215.95 Northside 156.6 152.7 Leo 110.8 188.3 New Haven 142.2 192.55 South Side 154.25 204.95 Northrop 208.5 199.65 Harding 130.2 213.75 Concordia 59.75 180.0 Bellmont 161.2 209.55 Elmhurst 135.1 212.80 Wayne 203.65 2nd in SAC Tennis - Girls SHS 5 Dekalb 3 Homestead 5 Northrop 1 South 4 Wayne North 1 Dwenger 2 Harding 4 Elmhurst 4 New Haven 1 Concordia Luers Track - Boys SHS 89 Cluver 29 2 Lake Cen. Relay Champ. 4 Elkhart Cen. Relay Champ. 2 73 Harding 65 6 76 Wayne 67 3 61 Elmhurst 63 7 3rd Northside Relays 67 Blackford 46 6 3rd Goshen Relays 5 62 Huntington 65 3 76 South Side 66.5 3 2nd SAC Finals 6 54 Northrop 75 Sectional Champions 7 4th Regionals Reserve Track SHS 95 Culver 29 83 Harding 41 72.5 Wayne 74.5 104 Elmhurst 28 74 Blackford 36 72 Huntington 57 72 South Side 53 45 Northrop 62 Track - Girls SHS 47 Columbia City 63 47 Homestead 24 61 Wayne 29 61 Concordia 44 55 Dekalb 50 63 Northside 40 63 Elmhurst 25 30 Northrop 67 36 Carroll 54 64 Dwenger 40 64 South Side 21 58 Luers 50 58 Harding 26 2nd in SAC 2nd in Sectionals 3rd in Regionals SHS 147 Huntington 161 169 Northrop 162 178 North Side 162 167 Concordia 162 168 Bishop Luers 160 172 Elmhurst 160 179 North Side 160 174 Leo 167 167 Bishop Dwenger 168 171 Wayne 168 181 North Side 168 153 Harding 154 156 South Side 154 165 North Side 154 163 Carroll 167 181 New Haven 167 167 Northrop 178 198 Bishop Luers 178 161 Bishop Dwenger 175 174 Concordia 175 175 Harding 175 182 South Side 166 179 Wayne 166 162 New Haven 163 166 North Side 165 169 Elmhurst 165 161 Dekalb 163 175 Bellmont 176 190 Homestead 164 162 Angola 159 SHS 5 Madison 6 5 Jennings County 3 5 Batesville 6 9 Batesville 6 18 Warsaw 2 4 Jay County 6 10 Jay County 8 8 Harding 4 12 New Haven 5 15 New Haven 1 4 Elmhurst 5 8 Dwenger 3 10 Leo 5 4 Leo 11 11 Concordia 4 3 Wayne 13 14 Garrett 4 9 Garrett 2 8 South Side 3 3 South Adams 14 South Adams 1 1 Harding 8 6 North Side 2 9 Northrop 10 9 Bishop Luers 12 4 Marion 1 2 Marion 8 6 Bellmont 5 2 Bellmont 1 Scoreboard-89 Safari preserves events and memories The Safari staff was composed of about fifteen sophomores, juniors and seniors. They worked well together to create an interesting book. They spent many hours of their spare time working on copy and layouts. The staff overcame the problems that developed during the year. Photographers spent many hours cap- turing people on film. Section editors worked to make each page different and interesting. Deadlines were not always met, but one by one the pages were finally completed. The staff labored individually to create a unified product. Each section editor was responsible for specific pages; thus, the completed book held surprises for everyone. BELOW RIGHT: At the annual Publications Banquet, Jerry Schlueter, Walsworth ' s represen- tative, looks on as Mrs. Shaw, Publications ' ad- visor, opena a gift the staff presented to her. BELOW: Yvette Gaff, Safari ' s editor-in-chief, is trying to make a picture fit. ROW 1 : Becky Rhodes, Susan Dick, Yvette Gaff, Emily King, Laura Brake. ROW 2: Bruce Hetrick, Janet Koorsen, Don Orban. 92-Specialties Scroll reports scoops and plans ROW 1: Sandy Nelson, Dawn Runger, Maureen Cook, Mike Ludwig, Tom Heineman, Lynn Priddy. ROW 2: Lori Boyer, Joni Struble, Tim Kelley, Don Orban. This year ' s Scroll staff had another very productive year, despite numerous setbacks such as the teachers ' strike, snow days and staff il- lness. The Scroll staff published their first April Fool ' s issue, as well as the annual musical and sectional issues. Photo essays, graphics and two-page spreads were used more often than before in the weekly publication. First semester staff positions were: Maureen Cook, editor-in-chief; Dawn Runger, News editor; Ted Wozniak, Sports editor; Lori Boyer, Feature page editor; Tom Heineman, Opinion page editor; there were many talented reporters. Second semester, Dawn was editor-in-chief and Maureen was News page editor. Advisor is Mrs. Eleanor Shaw. BELOW LEFT: Dawn Runger and Maureen Cook layout the newspaper. BELOW: Mark Workman, Carol Sherry and Kym Barkley deliver the newspapers ' to students ' lockers. Specialties-93 Student Council provides leadership Student council sponsored many activities and projects this year. On September 5, a Kick-off dance was held to allow new and old students to become acquainted. This year ' s Homecoming com- mittee was chaired by Tami Vian. She and her committee members planned Spirit Week, the Queen ' s Court and the Homecoming dance. Projects and dances continued throughout the winter. Jan Aldridge and Kim Sasko arranged the Christ- mas Project at the State School on December 13. Connie Winter planned the annual Christmas semi-formal dance in December. The highlight of the year was the Freedom ' 76 project. Independence Week occurred in January; this week of free-form education gave the students a break from the routine while enabl- ing them to learn about topics of their choice. Classes offered a new learning experience for all. - £ „■$.;.« ROW 1: Sue George, Halline Arnold, Kelly Browning, Laura Donaldson, Jim McGee. ROW 2: Cindy DeVito, Cindy Gutermuth, April Hegerfeld, Jan Aldridge, Sue David, Jan Green, Karen Weaver, Sara Dickmeyer, Kathy Brown, Stacy Towles, Jan Koorsen, Dave Seybolt. ROW 3: Bruce Hetrick, Mark Westerhausen, Meg Smith, Diane Neuenshwander, Alice Johnson, Duane DeBruler, Gene Hollenberg, Mark Westerfield, Kerry Kile, Janet Mendel. ROW 4: Bruce Cunningham, Denise Fisher, Kelli Krull! Mark Thoma, Judy Schenkel, Ellen Schenkel, Debbie Angeloff, Tami Vian, Wanda Hayman, Mary Schultz, Mr. Weaver. 94-Specialties TOP: Jeff Turner, Mark Thoma, Jim McGee and Terry Philips attend a committee meeting. LEFT: Student Council officers: Duane DeBruler, president; Mark Thoma, vice-president; Denise Fisher, secretary. ABOVE: Cindy Gutermuth listens to Mr. Weaver. Specialties-95 Squires sponsor service projects LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Eichoff, Norman Lindahl, John Weust. Mr. Rusk. Mike Ludwig, Jim Cavanaugh. BELOW: Mike Ludwig presides over a Squires meeting directing their plans and projects. This was a big year for the Squires Club even though they experienced a dwindling membership. Their activities began last summer when they sold badges to help support the Three Rivers Festival. Later, they spent the last day of summer vacation helping with the Jerry Lewis ' Muscular Distrophy Telethon by answering incoming telephone calls. With the start of the school year, the Squires Club con- tinued in their service projects. They sold Snider High School window decals. In October, the Squires sponsored the annual PTA clothing drive. They teamed up with the Lettermen ' s Club in December to co-sponsor the Christmas can drive. The officers were as follows: Mike Ludwig, President; Norm Lindahl, Vice-President; Don Orban, Secretary- Treasurer. 96-Specialties Entre Nous shares by visiting Entre Nous opened the year with their annual picnic in Shoaff Park elec- ting the following officers: Sherry Ar- nold, President; Sue Fosnaugh, Vice- President; Rhonda Hyndman, Secretary; Cindi Gutermuth, Treasurer; Debbie Freund, Publicity. The October car wash at Rogers was our first money-making project. A Halloween party for the Pediatrics ward at Parkview was a success with costumed members readily accepted by the young party goers. Thanksgiving was shared with members of the Irene Byron Health Clinic. The Christmas tree in the school lobby was provided by Entre Nous. Over 530 carnations were provided to the Student body for our annual send to a friend project. Red for pas- sion, pink for love and white for friendship meant many happy recipients. A sock hop featuring EXIT was held during the annual March dance time. ROW 1: Debi Reynolds. Barb Wulpi, Sue Fosnaugh. ROW 2: Mrs, Judith Johnson. Cindy Graves. Cindy Gutermuth. Debra Freund. Miss Lois Gump. Specialties-97 Debate brings home trophy The debate team moved into com- petition for the first time in two years. This season they started from scratch and built a fine sub-varsity team. The two-man teams of Brian Dickson, Pat Durland; Constance Bax, Tom Heineman; Larry Rolland, Al Whistler and Laurel Drake put forth good effort to bring home several ribbons and a trophy over the year. The team began their meet schedule at New Haven in October by taking second place. In the following months they travelled to Warsaw, In- dianapolis North Central, Elmhurst and Muncie. At New Haven the team received a second place for the four- man team. The four-man team received a seventh place at the Warsaw meet. For their efforts at the North Central meet, the two-man team received a third place. At the Elmhurst meet the two-man team received a third place and the four-man team earned a fourth place. The team did well at Muncie North bringing home three awards. The two-man team brought home a second place award; Constance Bax took fourth place in the speaker competition; Brian Dickson received fifth place in the speaker com- petition. As can be seen, the debate team ' s efforts were rewarded. TOP: The debate team was aided by graduates Mark Moore (shown talking to Constance Bax) and Eddie Smaistrla. ABOVE: Pat Durland, Laurel Drake, Constance Bax, Brian Dickson, Tom Heineman, Mr. Wolf. 98-Specialties Hetrick goes to national NFL competition The Speech team worked hard and well this year to bring home many awards. This year ' s team was the most successful in the history of Snider. The members participated in the regular tournaments during the year. Meets were held at Northrop, New Haven, Heritage, Columbia City, North Side and DeKalb. Many awards and ribbons were won during the regular season. Sectional competition was held on March 13. Sectional Finalists from Snider were Jay Want, Harriet Hamer, Mark Thoma and Bruce Hetrick. Regionals took place on March 20. Snider had three finalists to send to state; Jay Want, Harriet Hamer and Bruce Hetrick all placed. Bruce Hetrick took a first at State in Original Oratory. This qualified him for the National Finals held in Colorado Springs, Colorado in June. This is the first time in the history of Snider that one of its students has gone to Nationals. COUNTERCLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Kathy Kennelly, Mark Thoma, Sue Ludwig, Tim Revnal. Harriet Hamer, Ellen Sherwood, Bruce Hetrick. Jay Want, Mr. Pabst. BOTTOM LEFT: Bruce Hetrick speaks of America. BOTTOM CENTER: Ellen Sherwood practices her speech. ABOVE: Harriet Hamer looks as if she is about to cry. Specialties-99 Marching band highlights half-time This year, the marching band was directed by David L. Showalter. The beginning two weeks were a little shaky, with both director and students getting adjusted to each other. But after many long, hard, sweaty hours, it all began to come together. There were two weeks of practice before the school year began and then every night after school. The band supplied half-time entertainment for five football games and performed in the Fort Wayne Community Marching Band Festival. The Festival provided an excellent op- portunity for the band to perform their N.I.S.B.O.V.A. routine. The peak of the season was the N.I.S.B.O.V.A. Marching Band Contest at Northrop High School. The band received a first rating for their performance. The band included two extra engagements, marching downtown in the Veteran ' s Day Parade and playing at Robert Armstrong ' s inauguration as Mavor. TOP RIGHT: Seniors Mark Hall, Dan Dehr, Dave Seyboldt, Jim Reynal and Ken Park play under the watchful eye of Mr. Showalter. ABOVE Many hours of fun and work went into after school practice. 100-Specialities activities and Fort Wayne band festival The above pictures show the marching band at N.I.S.B.O.V.A. TOP LEFT: Everyone seems to get a kick from the song. TOF RIGHT: Drum majors Jean Ellett and Duane Debruler dance for the first time at a N.I.S.B.O.V.A. contest. BOTTOM LEFT: One of many patterns per- formed at contest. This year ' s majorettes were junior Diane Smith and sophomore Sue HappeJ. ABOVE: Jean and Duane receive the band ' s hard earned trophy. Specialities-101 Pom-Pom girls add color Jfe-A - ROW 1: Pam Smith, Sharon Welch, Sherri Woodmansee, Linda Witta, McFadden, Julie Lanie, Terri DeWolfe, Lisa Bromemeier, Lynn Ruckman, Cheryl Barr, Julie Nycum, Nancy Juarez, Laura Gottfried, Pam Blackford, Barb Guthrie, Cindy Hollenberg, Diane Smith, Sue Wightman, Sue Tammi Cramer, Beth Arnold. Becky Welch, Pam Rigsby. ROW 2: Bev Happel, Nancy Bergoch. mmt M 102-Specialties Gym show features Co-ed gymnasts ROW 1: Barb Guthrie, Kelli Krull, Karen Weaver. Sara Dickmeyer. Linda Kettlekamp. Cindy Luebbert. Al Whisler. Dan Sample. Phil Colglazier. Miller. Allison Walters. Kincsem Phillips. ROW 2: Mr. Swihart. Julie Kevin Postel, Laura Eby. Rhonda Hyndman. Cheryl Lawson. Specialties- 101? Swing Choir entertains audiences ROW 1: Rick Stump. Dave Bryan. Greg Merkel. Mr. Clauser, Scott Whiteleather, Dan Baker, Alan Hughes, Bruce Hetrick, Rolf Wulfsberg, Lisse Willoughby, Deb Edwards. ROW 2: Donna Love, Kerry Carter, Laura Brake. Kathy Adair, Emily King, Monique Edwards. Anita Arora, Cindy DeVito. Harriet Hamer, Dawn Runger. Sue Dick. Swing Choir is an organization of students who enjoy communicating with other people through the art of singing. Throughout the year, the group has sung for people of all ages and interests. They have enjoyed audiences of grade school children as well as grandparents. The highlight of the year for Swing Choir was contest in January. Two songs were required, one ballad and one fast song. The group practiced many long hours to achieve perfection in quality of sound as well as dance steps. As a result, it received a superior rating (I). Swing Choir is not just singing and dancing; it is learning to get along with each other and learning to tolerate everyone ' s mistakes. It is working as a team to achieve the best. The Swing Choir takes advantage of Lakeside Park on a nice, sunny day. One can see from the pictures where part of their name may have come from. LEFT: Dave Bryan, Harriet Hamer, Rick Stump, Anita Arora. RIGHT: Scott Whiteleather, Mr. Clauser, Deb Edwards, Laura Brake. 104-Specialties Jazz Band competes at Festivals , .MMMMMim ROW 1: Jan Aldridge, Ken Park, Dave Seyboldt, Michelle Scott, Janet Mendel. ROW 2: Scott Vincent, Ed Schlichtenmyer, Scott Getzin, Bill Hollenberg, Julie Jontz, Renee Wells, April Hegerfield, Scott Park, Rob The Snider High School Jazz Band had a fiery rebirth under the supervision of the new band director, Dave Showalter. In preparation for the annual NISBOVA stage band and swing choir contest, the Jazz Band performed a successful concert in January. The following week, the Jazz Band received the highest scores of the day while par- ticipating at the NISBOVA contest. They had several other engagements throughout the year. At the Elmhurst Jazz Festival they finished among the top bands of the state. They also played at the Ball State Jazz Festival and various func- tions in the city. With the main emphasis on sight reading and playing with style, the Jazz Band is a welcome addition to Snider ' s music group. Mendel. ROW 3: Mr. Showalter, Kevin Klee, Ted Wozniak, Mark VanCleave, Dick Cook, Greg Flowers, Dave Wiggins, Sam Martin, Steve Scully. y sc Specialties-105 Concert Choir produces a recording The Concert Choir, composed of juniors and seniors, began with auditions last year. Interested people auditioned before Mr. James Clauser; in May, the choir members were an- nounced. Concert Choir participated in two money raising projects throughout the year. Members sold candy during the annual Fine Arts Candy Sale. They and the other musical groups at Snider produced a recording in May. The profits from these fund raising projects went to the Fine Arts Department to be used for the purchase of in- struments and other things for the Department ' s students. This year the choir presented more concerts than ever before. They began their season with the annual November concert. In December they participated in the Christmas Concert. They sang two numbers accompanied by piano; they and the orchestra com- bined to perform a group of carols by Alfred Burt. In May the choir sang at the Performing Arts Center; they and the orchestra presented an oratorio en- titled The Seasonings. Also in May, a special Sunday concert was produced in Snider ' s auditorium. ROW 1: Kim McBride, Deb Bojrab, Dave Gill. Barb Teel. Dawn Gerig, Phelicia King, Bill Carter, Yvette Gaff, Sue Dick, Bruce Hetrick, Claudia Holy, Jan Koorsen, Beth Arnold, Scott Whiteleather, Laura Gottfried, Rick Gray, Chris Maxwell, Anita Arora. ROW 2: Lee Zimmerman, Dawn Runger, Steve Bogel, Lucy Derkach, Sandra Lambert, Harriet Hamer, Rick Kowalski, Laura Brake, Kathy Adair, Kevin Roe. Kim Free9e, Kerry Carter, Emily King, Sam Martin, Julie Lanie, Shawn Norman, Connie McBride, Sue Ebel. ROW 3: Donna Love, Nancy Heyman, James Williams, Delissa Burnett, Michele Boykin, Diana Hedges, Jay Want, Dave Arnold, Cindy DeVito, Crystal Spring, Dave Bryan, Lisa Turner, Jenny Garvin, Marian Chmel, Mark Murphv, Marcia Kidd, Ray Moore, Cindy Hollenberg, Sue Kerekes. NOT PICTURED: Rick Stump. 106-Specialties Snider Singers present concerts ROW 1: Krista Hamer, Lori Williams, Nancy Reeves, Sharon Jenkins, Anne Fair, Renea Wells, Diana Edwards, Jan Anderson, Jill Weaver, Beverlv Lymon. Alicia Wilson, Alan Hughes, Peter Slen, Dan Baker, Neil Stoller. ROW 2: Juanita Derrick, Lisse Willoughby, Karen Kerekes. Carolvn Wulfsberg, Jeanette Crews, Debbie Sutton, Barb Kerr, Lynda Wit- saman, Lori Colvin, Monique Edwards. Karen Beachum, Phil Colglazier. Girls ' Glee Club Delane Woods, Kevin Erwin, Jim Cavanaugh, Dan Arnold. ROW 3: Kathy DeVito, Cathy Connors, Becky Krinn. Marilyn Stapleton, Shirley Thomas, Diane Dunning, Lori Wulliman, Cheryl Beck, Cyndi Anderson, Lori Sides, Debra Turner, Becky McFadden, Marsha Carnes. Vanessa King, Debra Edwards, Dan Stump, Tim Hill. LEFT: ROW 1: Cindy Holloway, Pam Cooper, Suzanne Scherer. ROW 2: Tenna Houser, Javne Ostman. ROW 3: Darlene Hamric. Rose Lauer, Janet Tallman. NOT PICTURED: Kim Thomas, Julia Williams, Diane Ander- son. ABOVE: Mr. Clauser directs Snider Singers. Specialties-107 Orchestra adds to musical activities ROW I: Andy Harper, Rolf Wulfsberg, Tim Hamilton, .Jean Lucterhand, Sara Bewley, Doug Coplen, Dave Griebel, Carolyn Wulfsberg, Mary Helen Harper. ROW 2: Marianne Schuckel, Kathy Kennelly, Cheryl Tupper. Laura May, Deb Nutt, Sue King. ROW 3: Janet Mendel, Kathy Graham, Carrie Kile. Andrea McMahan, Lorena Owens, Matt Gruber, Jenny Heights. ROW 4: Cindy Wallace, Ray Lehman, Cynthia Holloway, Barb Mercer. Jon Zauner, Derek Bosaquet, Pat Donohoe, Amy Updike, Michele Scott. ROW 5: Mr. Seeger, Steve Ealing, Dave Seyboldt, Greg Merkel, Jill Gardiner, Kay Feichter, Kelly Browning. Tammy Taylor, Deb Bojrab, Sue VanCleave, Mark Hall. Ellen Sherwood, Carol Seddon, Liz Vinsent, Laurel Drake. ROW 6: Kevin Klee, Larry Ross, Ted Wozniak. Connie Winter, Pat- ty Treen, Jean Troup, Steve Osborn, Steve Scully, Dick Cook, Gene Hollenberg, Mike Deaton, Randy Sunderman, Harriet Hamer, Jan Aldridee. This year ' s Concert Orchestra was composed of sixty-one members under the direction of Mr. Richard Seeger. The orchestra performed three regular concerts and toured the junior high schools in Snider ' s district. The orchestra was selected to read through more than thirty selections for an audience of city music directors in January. The performance was spon- sored by a publishing company. Several members performed for the 1976 musical, Damn Yankees . The orchestra expanded its perfor- mance schedule with the addition of a special concert in May. The orchestra also presented a concert at the Perfor- ming Arts Center in May. I OS-Specialities Symphonic Band performs at concerts ROW 1: Sue VanCleave, Karen Applegate, Tammy Taylor, Mark Hall, Ellin Sherwood, Jan Aldridge. Kim Tuxhorn, Liz Vincent, Carol Seddon. Laurel Drake. ROW 2: Tracy Whaley, Karen Ealing, Jim Crowell, Scott Park. Lynn Ruckman, Cheryl Linden, Kat Feitchter, Wandy Freeland, Dianne Neuenschwander, Mary Dolk, Janet Bokern, Angela Yawn. ROW 3: Janet Aldefer, Valerie Pittenger, Rob Mendel, Kelly Browning, Fritz Kruger. Duane DeBruler, Bill Hollenberg, Julie Jontz. ROW 4: John Ander- son. Steve Osborn, Jean Troup, Patty Treen. Kevin Klee, Scott Getzin. Mark VanCleave, Ted Wozniak, Dean Brown, Scott Vincent, Michele Scott. ROW 5: Dave Seyboldt, Dan Dehr, Greg Merkel, Ken Park, Guy Colvin, Rick Bookmiller, Mr. David Showalter, Duane Ginder, Tom Divelbiss, Mike Mueller, Dan Baker, Janet Mendel, Steve Scully, Alice Johnson, Dick Cook. Gene Hollenberg, Greg Flowers, Terry Phillips, Marshall Miers. Varsity Band plays at games ROW 1: Brian Fowler. Cheryl Grime, Patty Morgan, Matt Hall, Jill Sadler, Melissa Stache, Wanda Freeland, Pam Funk. ROW 2: Tina Songer. Jan Boyle. Vivian Koppin. Anne Edmonds, Tim Reynal, Renee Wells, April Hegerfield, Zoe Rosa. Debbie Wightman, Kent Moss, Julie Humphrey. ROW :!: Jeannie Wright. Katie DeBrosse, Lynn Ecclestone, Rick Przenicz- ny, Joel Maxwell, Ed Schlichtenmeyer, Terry Voirol, Kirk Leimkuebler, Dan Budzon. Dave DeBrosse. ROW 5: Bill Eisenmann. Eric Getzin. Matt Bolten, Brian Kile, Larry Woods, Randy Smith. Brent Barta. Mr. David Showalter. Chris Goodman, Jerry Bulen. Sam Martin, Tony Ellett. Jeff Decker. Dave Wiggins, Brian Roller. Rick Ensley. Dan Hornak. Scott Cisnev. Specialities-109 Knowledge increasing in art field Through creative projects and many field trips, members of the Snider Art Klub increased their knowledge in the many fields of art. This year ' s major project was the creation of the two large paintings that hang in the cafeteria. Each member participated in the endeavor from the building of the frames and canvas fit- ting to the designing, composing and painting of the pictures. Art Klub makes many trips to the Fort Wayne Museum of Art and other exhibits in the area. In this manner, the club learns about art forms from stained glass to lithography. A trip to the Indianapolis Art Museum was planned for the spring. The Snider Art Klub was spon- sored by Ms. Mary Dierstein and the president was Robin Satterthwaite. ABOVE RIGHT: ROW 1: Sally Slick, Nancy Nord, Robin Satterthwaite, Cullen Satterthwaite. ROW 2: Deb Carlson, Jon Zauner, Don Orban, Allison Walters, Bill Gerwig. The pictures below are of three members of Art Klub, Sally Slick, Allison Walters and Jon Zauner, who are eagerly waiting to participate in their next art project. 110-Specialties J.C.L. largest in Indiana The Junior Classical League at Snider has been one of the most active in Northern Indiana, not to mention being the largest in the state. The membership was comprised of any stu- dent, 10th grade to 12th grade, who was or has been enrolled in a Latin class. The officers were: Gene Hollenberg, President; Mike Tupper, Vice-President; Deb Edwards, Secretary-Treasurer. These officers have worked together with 27 other members to complete such activities as the third annual pizza party, family pot-luck, Christmas-caroling party, Snider High School Roman Banquet, the assassination of Caesar, and the city-wide Roman Festival. Mrs. Barb Parker, the sponsor and only Latin teacher, spurred the club on and kept the spark alive. Snider High is proud of its J.C.L. chapter and is looking forward to many active years ahead. ROW 1: Alicia Wilson, Jim Magee, Mike Lucas. Sue Schoeff. Janet Mendel. ROW 2: Mrs. Parker. Beth Leitzman, Bill Hollenberg, Ken Folks. Kevin Klee, Jim Lewis, Jon Zauner. ROW 3: Chris Faux, Elaine Ketner, Deb Nutt. ROW 4: Mark Westerhausen, Jenny Cook, Laurel Drake. ROW 5: Cheryl Tupper, Rob Mundel. ROW 6: Sue Firth, Lori Boyer, Sam Bovio. Mike Tupper, Deb Edwards, Gene Hollenberg. Specialties-Ill Le Cenacle organizes cultural activities Le Cenacle was kept busy all year long by various types of activities. Besides attending meetings every fourth Monday, members organized outside activities such as eating out at a nearby French food restaurant. Cooking cultural dishes was among the favorite of the members. Items such as Crepes-Suzettes and Fondue From- mage were created at the meetings. Other gala gatherings included a Mardi Gras to wrap up the year ' s ac- tivities. One reason for Le Cenacle ' s ex- istence was to inspire an appreciation of French culture. Another was to make students more aware of the in- fluence the French have had on our American culture. LEFT PAGE: Dave Brvan passes the salt to •Julie Foote. RIGHT PAGE: TOP: Paula Koorsen tries some authentic French food. BOTTOM: Sharry Borland and Chris Warr en- joy their French dishes. ROW 1: Peter Slen, Marianne Fullemann, Constance Bax. ROW 2: Lisa Stauffer (Secretary), Kelly Tarpey (President), Teresa Galligan (Treasurer), Sherri Salin, Paula Koorsen. ROW 3: Beth Crilly, Cindy Yockey, Chris Warr, Sharry Borland, Lory Eby, Meg Smith, John Rumschlag, Mrs. Cragg. 112-Specialties - Specialties- 113 114-Specialties Der Deutsche Verein enjoys a hayride Snider ' s German club is named Der Deutsche Verein. In October they had a hayride and dinner at Stein ' s Ranch. A group of Swiss singers enter- tained them. In November they en- joyed a potluck dinner at Ivywood; a German woman prepared some authentic German dishes. December saw them caroling; this event was climaxed with a pizza party. In January they attended Heidleberg Inn in Huntington, Indiana; they learned German songs and dances. In February the group went roller skating. They asked several native Germans to come speak to the club and talk about Ger- man customs. They planned a typical German dinner, and finished the year with the foreign language picnic. LEFT PAGE: TOP: Mark Westerfield, Dave Gill and friends toss straw at the annual hayride. BOTTOM: Mary Helen Harper, Marianne Fiillemann and Earo Sorola gather around the fire to roast hotdogs. RIGHT PAGE: LEFT: John Rumschlag ' s friends have given him a gift of straw. ROW 1: Dan Baker, Marianne Fullemann, Jayne Ostman, Patti Wunderlich, Dave Gill, Rita Alfred, Jenny Kuhn, Steve Shoda, Dianna Edwards, Mary Helen Harper. ROW 2: Pam Cooper, Paula Koorsen, Mark Westerfield. ROW 3: Connie McBride. Glenda Baeske, Krista Hamer, Ms. Otto, Eero Sorola, Tom Heineman, Bill Eiserman, Jeff Witt, Pokey Tennis. Specialties- 115 El club de espanol sells cultural crafts The first Spanish club meeting was held on September 22. The officers were elected: Monique Edwards, presi- dent; Jose Gonzalez, vice-president; Amy Updike, secretary; Kim Poore, treasurer. During this meeting the members stuffed themselves with delicious tacos and hi-C. At the second meeting slides were shown on the sub- ject of bullfighting, and afterwards all enjoyed arroz con picadillo which is a Spanish cultural dish. At a later meeting the group went to Don Pedros Haciendo, a Mexican restaurant. Unfortunately, a Christ- mas caroling party was cancelled due to the extremely cold weather. In May they joined the other foreign languages in a picnic. The Spanish club sponsored a collection for the people in Guatemala and raised $305. LEFT PAGE: BELOW: Kerry Carter discusses what to order with Monique Edwards and Senor de la Guardia. RIGHT PAGE: Spanish students made crepe paper flowers and bags of candy at Christmas. ROW 1: Monique Edwards, Jose Gonzale Poore, Amy Updike. ROW 2: Sue Armijo z, Kim Graff, Maria Katsis, Bonnie Angel. ROW 3: Yvette Todd Leeth, Senor de la Guardia, Sally Slick. 116-Specialties Specialties-1 17 True Vine shares spiritual discussions True Vine is Snider ' s Bible club. Members met weekly to discuss the Bi- ble and share their frustrations. They also planned several ac- tivities. On September 1 they held a potluck dinner. Later in the month they sponsored a free pizza party which featured games, singing and free pizza. They had two paper drives to raise money for these activities. November 3 to 7 was True Vine Week. On Monday they held a prayer breakfast; on Tuesday they provided a rap session; on Wednesday they had care and share day. The week was climaxed with the pizza party. Activities continued throughout the winter. On December 4 they spon- sored a concert; Honeytree, a well- known gospel rock singer, came to Snider ' s auditorium. They were involved in several charities. The group sponsored a boy from Guatemala for half of the year along with other projects. RIGHT: John Anderson and Kevin Postel share their problems, and interpretations of a passage of scripture. £™ n ark B I adle y- Kelle Crull, Allison Walters, Linda Workman. Cheryl Tupper, Barb Mercer, John Anderson, Jon Zauner, Mike Tupper, KUW 2: Kevin Postel, Sue Miller, Tammy Knott, Jean Troup, Lee Kathy Hall, Andy Baker. Zimmerman, Wanda Freeland, Cindy Anderson, Lori Boyer. ROW 3: 118-Specialties Science workers aid students ROW 1: Karen Bloemker, Diana Edwards. ROW 2: Mike Wilson, Tim Pat Kohn, Kurt Hull. Postel, Donna Bennett, Dave Cochran. ROW 3: Alan Ford, Mark Murphy, AYH MEMBERS: ROW 1: Brian Fowler, Mark Linden, Greg Merkel. ROW 2: Paula Koorsen, Marianne Schuckel, Janet Bokern, Donna Love, Mr. Anderson. ROW 3: Alan Ford, Scott Huff, Dave Gill, Tom Heineman. Specialties- 119 DECA teaches students about business ROW 1: Gena Walters, Kym Barkley, Lisa Bosekcr, Rick Przeniczny, Tracey Rowan. ROW 2: Shawn Norman, Dave Brinkley, Dave Poffenberger, .Jan Shipman, Cameron Revert, Marcia Kidd, Julie Orr, Mark Ontiveros. ROW 3: Miss Judy Jones, Beth Meyers, Al Reed, Sherry Voirol, Tari Dodane, Kathy Bell, Maria Tchobanian, Janet Drew, Wendy Burkhard, Deb Reeder, Nadine Arrington, Kim Thomas. ROW 4: Mark Workman, Jim Hamric, Pat Hunnicut, Lisa Siebold, John Morgan, Jeff Walls, Tom Winters, Steve Vernasco. 120-Speci__ s OEA provides business experience ROW 1: Diann Parnin, Linda Oberlin. Beth Bogel. ROW 2: Susan Kerekes, Mr. Vachon. ROW 3: Judy Hay, Joanne Croy, Barb Wulpi, Brenda Buuck, Lori Shomo, Alice Rinker, Teresa Craft, Sherri Leatherman, Beth Fleeger, Jerry Higi, Karen Jockel, Linda Brinker. LEFT: Linda Brinker and Beth Bogel prepare pamphlets. ABOVE: Karen Jockel watches fellow students run office machines. Specialties-121 F.S.A. has a busy year The Future Secretaries Associa- tion is sponsored by the Tawasi Chapter of National Secretaries Association. The Snider F.S.A. club ' s advisor was Mrs. Agnes Morningstar from the Fort Wayne Tawasi Chapter of the N.S.A. The club met once a month in the Family Living Center. The purpose of F.S.A. is to learn about the secretarial profession through association with secretaries in the field. The program consisted of many activities. They were the formal initia- tion of new members and installation of officers, guest speakers, the N.S.A. Christmas dinner, events during National Secretaries Week and mis- cellaneous F.S.A. group activities. Officers of F.S.A. were: Susan Kerekes, President; Marlene Myers, Vice-President; Alice Rinker, Secretary; Sandy Beck, Corresponding Secretary; Nancy Juarez, Treasurer. The sponsor was Mrs. Ida Ricketts. ROW 1: Sandy Beck, Susan Kerekes, Alice Rinker, Nancy Juarez. ROW 2: Brenda Berggoetz, Cathy Broxon, Julie Nycum. ROW 3: Glennda Baeske, Karen Kerekes, Laurie Diller, Mrs. Ricketts. Not pictured were Marlene Myers, Dianne Anderson, Halline Arnold. ABOVE: Mrs. Morningstar and Mrs. Ricketts with friends. RIGHT: Marlene Myers and Sandy Beck prepare for a party 122-Specialties Sunrise Insanity delivers morning news UPmroccJt Specialties -123 Varsity cheerleaders show spirit TOP RIGHT: Tari Dodane and Karen Weaver practice keeping together. ABOVE: Annette Schertz stomps for victory. RIGHT: Laura Donaldson, Annette Schertz, Tari Dodane, Karen Weaver, Vicki Zimmerman, and Janet Young. 124-Specialities Reserves aid in creating enthusiasm Specialities-125 Lettermen and women sponsor can drive ROW 1: Andy Baker, Kevin Shopel, Bill Pettibone, Lee Bouillion, Jeff Johnson, Steve Kiracofe, Earl Miller, Greg Wright. ROW 2: Kerwin Short, Greg Hemmer, Sue Woolems, Matt Teegarden, Frank Weems, Tony DeBoise, Cindee Williams, Michelle Boykin. ROW 3: Dave Dietz, Mark Dolezall, Cindy Jackson, Jill Weaver, Barb Douglas, Cindy Riser, Terry Phillips, Glenn Abels, Annette Schertz. ROW 4: Kelly George, Vicki Zimmerman, Karen Weaver, Cindy Luebert, Tari Dodane, Laurie Connett, Janet Young, Jim Richardson, Laura Murdoch. ROW 5: Jim Conners, Doug Stein, Lynn Sebenoler, Linda Miller, Brad Snowball, Rhonda McDougall, Cliff Fetters. ROW 6: Jeff Davis, Jeff Hemmer, Ed Scharinghousen, John Foher, Parker Moss, Pete DiPrimo, Jeff Erikson. ROW 7: Mike Wright, Mike Munroe, Mike Pfeiffer, Ron Vernasco, Kevin Winner, Steve Goode, Rex Connelly, Doug Clauseman. The main project of the Lettermen is the can drive at Christmas. The lettermen are responsible for getting the other students and themselves to go and collect can goods. They make sure that they are delivered and that prizes are given to the students that collect the most cans. The lettermen are also the ushers at athletic events and are responsible for the cushion sales and the raffle at the WOWO basketball game ball. They also assist in the preparation for the lettermen ' s banquet which is held at the end of the school year. 126-Specialties LEFT: Brenda Buuck types for Mr. Vachon in COE. ABOVE: Mrs. £haw watches as the photographer arranges a picture. BELOW: Var- sity cheerleaders Janet Young. Annette Schertz, Karen Weaver, Vicki Zimmerman, Tari Dodane and Laurie Donaldson practice one of their many difficult mounts during one of the many prac- tices sessions. Specialties-127 129 Three years. To the Class of ' 76 as sophomores, that length of time seemed an eternity. Now, as our final year at Snider draws to an end, most of us wonder where the days went. It seems like only yesterday when we first walked into this building. We were a little scared of its size, the number of other students, and the impending six classes we had to face, but mostly there was a feeling of anticipation about the upcoming three years. And what an experience it has been! Now, at the close of our final year, we can look back on many happy moments. As sophomores we saw our track team and one of our wrestlers take state, (and our girls volleyball team finish a close second). As juniors we saw Snider ' s craziest musical and watched our basketball team beat Marion, the team that later became state champs. As seniors we had an extra week of summer vacation because of the teachers ' strike, we saw the realization of the Freedom ' 76 Independence Week, and finally, our own graduation. Now, we are leaving Snider. For some of us, the immediate future holds more schooling. For others, it will be careers and marriage. But we will never forget Snider and the friendships and memories it brought us. We are, and always will be, The Spirit of ' 76 . Class Officers- Kathy Kennelly, Stacy Towles Teresa Galligan, and Lisa Stauffer 130-Seniors ABELS, GLEN ADAIR, KATHLEEN ANN - Entre Nous 10, (Historian 11); Spanish Club (vice-pres. 10); Snider Singers 10; Concert Choir 11,12; Swing Choir 11,12; Musical 11,12; Sketchbook 11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 ADAMS, DIANNA ANDERSON, THEDA JO - Afro-Heritage 11; C.O.E. 12; Independence Week 12 AMOS, SANDY KAY - Afro-Heritage (treas. 10, vice-pres. 11), 12; C.O.E. 12; Independence Week 12 ALBERT, MICHAEL ALLEN, DAVID WAYNE - Letterman ' s Club 11,12; Reserve Football 10; Varsity Foot- ball 11, 12; Reserve Track 10; Varsity Track 11; Intramurals 11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 ANDERSON, CAROLYN ANDERSON, JOHN PAUL - German Club 10; True Vine 10,12; Concert Band 12; Varsity Band 10,11; Marching Band 10.11.12; Lab Band 12; Kitchen Worker 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 ANGELOFF, DEBORAH SUE - Concert Band 10,11; Marching Band 10,11; Student Council 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 ASHBY, JEANNE ANN BABCOCK, JEAN MARIE - Office Worker 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12 BADE, JUANA LUISA BAKER, RALPH ANDREW - Cheerblock 11 Letterman ' s Club 12; True Vine 10,11,12 Reserve Track 10; Varsity Track 11,12: Stage Crew 10, (manager 11), 12; Student Council 12; Safari Staff (sports editor 12) BARNES, LISA KAY BARNGROVER, DAVID LAWRENCE - Letterman ' s Club 10,11,12; Reserve Foot- ball 10; Varsity Football 11,12; Varsity Track 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10 BEAMAN, CATHERINE MARIE BEAMAN, FORREST DAVID - Stage Crew 10,11,12; Basketball Intramurals 11; A.V. Worker 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 BECK, TERESA ANN - Honor Roll 10,11,12 BECKMAN, DEAN M. BELCHER, LILLIAN BELCHER, STACY BELL, JEFF BELL, KATHERINE Seniors-131 BELLAIRE, LYNNETTE SUE - C.O.E. 12; Also Attended Sturgis H.S. Sturgis, Mich. BELLIO. GEORGE - Jazz Band 11,12 BELLOWS, SANDRA F. BENGEL. TAMI L. BENNETT. DONNA LOUISE - German Club 10,11; Orchestra 10,11,12; Marching Band 11; Lab Band 11; Flag Squad 11; Musical 10.11,12; Chem. Worker 12, Honor Roll 10.11,12 BERGGOETZ, PAUL ANDREW - Letter- man ' s Club 12; Spanish Club 11; Squires 10. (secretary) 11 BERGHOFF, MARY KATHRYN Club 10: Office Worker 10 Spanish BERGOCH, NANCY ALICE - Entre Nous 10; Latin Club 10; Marching Band 10,11,12; Flag Squad 10,11,12; Musical 10; Chem. Worker 12: Girls Track 11; Honor Roll 10,11.12 BERLES. ANGELA J. BERTZ, HOLLY LYNN - Girls Track 11,12 BEWLEY, SARA ELIZABETH - French Club 11; Orchestra 10,11,12; Fall Play 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Also Attended Gavit H.S. Hammond, Ind. BINKLEY, DANIEL M. ABOVE- Karen Weaver and Greg Wright pause in an unusually quiet business hall. RIGHT- Senior Dave Brvan, how ' s your love- life? ' ' ? LEFT- Helpful (?) Mark Thoma points out a math error to Dawn Runger. BELOW LEFT- Lisa Stauffer and .loan Susdort ' show how most seniors use their study halls. BELOW- John Logan. BLACKFORD. PAMELA KAE - Spanish Club 10; Marching Band 10,11,12; Flag Squad 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 BLOEMKER, KAREN SUE - A.Y.H. 11; Chem. Worker 12; Biology Worker 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 BLOOM. JENNIFER LEE - D.E.C.A. 11; French Club 10; Art Worker 11; Class Of- ficer (sec. 10; vice pres. 11); Honor Roll 10,11,12 BOGEL, BETH ANN ■ 12 Cheerblock 10; C.O.E. BOLLMAN, RICK LEE - Letterman ' s Club 11, (pres. 12); Reserve Football 10; Var- sity Football (captain 11.12); Reserve Track 11, Intramural Basketball 11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 BOOKMILLER, RICHARD W. BOOKOUT, JULIE ANN - Spanish Club 10; Snider Singers 10; Concert Choir 11.12; Honor Roll 10.11,12 BORLAND, SHARRY E. BOUILLON, ANNE PATRICE - Cheerblock 10; Spanish Club 10, Snider Singers 10; Marching Band 11; Honor Roll 10,11.12 BOYER, JERRY LEE BRAKE, LAURA ANNE - Concert Choir 11.12; Swing Choir 11,12; Honors Choir 12, Musical 10.11,12. Fall Plav 11.12; Sketchbook 10,11.12; Safari 12; Honor Roll 11.12 BRANDT. DAVID A. - German Club 10.11, Hockey Club (Maize) 11,12 Seniors- 133 BRAZIER. DONALD HENRY - Varsity Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Also Attended Westview H.S. Kankakee, 111. BREHM, WARREN D. BRINKER, LINDA JEAN - C.O.E. 12 BROWN, DEAN ALLEN Concert Band; Marching Band BROWN, SHIRLEY A. BROWN, WILLIAM RAY - Reserve Basket- ball 10,11; Honor Roll 10,11,12 BROWNLEE, KATHRYN L. BRUGGNER, GEORGE MATTHEW - A.V. Worker 10,11,12; Morning Madness 11 BRUNKE, CHRIS L. BRYAN, DAVID MICHAEL - Snider Singers 10; Concert Choir 11,12; Swing Choir 10,11,12; Musical 10,11,12; Fall Plav 12; Sketchbook 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 BUDD, LINDA KAY - Library Worker 10,11,12 BURKHARD, WENDY SUE - Art Club 10,11; D.E.C.A. 12; Entre Nous 10; Spanish Club 10,11; Service Worker 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 BURNS, CHERYL L. BURNS. FREDRICK BURRIDGE, RICHARD W. BUUCK, BRENDA SUE - C.O.E. 12; Concert Band 10,11; Marching Band 10,11; Stu- dent Council 10,11; Honor Roll 10,11,12 BYERS, JACK RAY CAMPBELL, BRENT M. - Letterman ' s Club 11; Varsity Cross Country 11,12; Reserve Cross Country 10; Reserve Track 10,11; Honor Roll 11,12 CARLSON. DEBRA ANN - Art Club 11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Also Attended Clin- ton Praire H.S. Frankfort, Ind. CARTEAUX, PAUL F. - Honor Roll 10,11,12 CARTER, CALLIE NADINE CASTETTER. DENISE L. - Spanish Club 10,11; Student Council 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 CHANDLER, DELORES J. CHAPMAN, GLORIA CHAPMAN, JOANN CHESTER, DONALD LEROY Track 10,11 Varsity CHRIST, ROBERT BRIAN Intramurals 11; Honor Roll 10.11.12; Principals List 10 CHURCHILL, KATHLEEN MARY - Art Club 10; Spanish Club 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12 CLAUSMAN, GARY RAYMOND - Also Attended Concordia H.S. Ft. Wayne, Ind. COBURN, JULIA - Office Worker 10; Girls Track 11,12; Cheerblock 10 COCHREN, PAULA M. - Honor Roll 12 COLGLAZIER, RENEE LORRAINE COLLINS, TERRY W. COLVIN, GUY COMBS, DARLENE COOK, MAUREEN ANNE - Entre Nous 10; French Club 10; Student Council 10,11; Safari 10,11,12; Scroll 10, (opinion page ed. 11); (editor-in-chief 12); Honor Roll 10,11,12 CORAH, .JOSEPH ALLAN 10,11,12 Honor Roll CORNELISSEN, JAMES WILLIAM - Stu- dent Project 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 COURTNEY, WILLIAM ALAN - Spanish Club 10,11; Intramurals 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 CRAFT, TERESA DIANA - C.O.E. (vice pres. 12); Snider Singers 10; Girls Glee 11; Honor Roll 10,11,12 CRAMER, JAMES E. CROY, JOANNE RENEE - C.O.E. 12 CRULL, KELLE RAE - True Vine 12; Concert Choir 11,12 CUNNINGHAM, DONALD NEAL - In- tramurals 10,11.12 CUNNINGHAM, MICHAEL A. DAVIS, ANGELA M. DAVIS, JEFFREY LEE - Letterman ' s Club 11,12; Reserve Football 10; Varsity Foot- ball 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; In- tramurals 10,11; Honor Roll 10,11,12 DAVIS, SCOTT WILLIAM - Reserve Basket- ball 10; Reserve Track 10, Varsity Track 11; Intramurals 11,12 Seniors- 135 DEAN. -JEFFREY S. - A.Y.H. 11,12 DEATON. MICHAEL DOUGLAS - True Vine 12; Orchestra 12; Concert Band 10,11; Marching Band 10,11; Jazz Band 10,11; Honor Roll 10.11,12 DEBOSE, TONY - Afro-Heritage 10,11; Lettermens Club 12; Varsity Football 12; Reserve Track 10,11; Varsity Track 12; Library Worker 10 DEBRULER, DUANE EDWIN - Spanish Club 10; Concert Band 10,11,12; Jazz Band 10,11; Marching Band 10,11,12; Drum Major 11,12; Sketchbook 11,12; Morning Announcements 12; Student Council 10, (vice-pres. 11; president 12); Honor Roll 10.11,12 DEHAVEN, MATTHEW J. ■ Art Club 10; Spanish Club 10.11; Musical 10,11,12; Fall Play 10,11,12: Student Council (alternate 121; Honor Roll 10.11,12 DEHR, DANIEL H. - A.Y.H. 10; Concert Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10.11,12; Chem. Worker 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12 DEVORE, AMELIA JOYCE - Art Club 11; Girls Tennis 12; Honor Roll 11,12 DICK. SUSAN FELICIA - Spanish Club 10; Snider Singers 10; Concert Choir 11,12; Swing Choir 11,12; All-City Choir 11; Honors Choir 12; Musical 10,11,12; Sketchbook 10,11,12; Scroll Staff 10; Safari Staff 10, (junior editor 11. senior editor 12); Honor Roll 10,11,12; Principals List 10,12; also attended Northside H.S. Muncie, Indiana DICKMEYER, SARA EILEEN - French Club 10; Lettermen ' s Club 11,12; Girls Gym- nasties 10,11, (manager 12); Coed- Gymnastics 10.11.12; Student Council 12 DICKSON. BRIAN K. - Debate Team 12; Baseball 10,11; Honor Roll 10,11.12 DIETZ. DOUGLAS P. - Honor Roll 10,11.12 DILLON, JOSEPH HOWARD - A.Y.H. 10,11,12; Lettermen ' s Club 11,12; Snider Singers 10; Concert Choir 11; Musical 10,11,12; Fall Play 10; Sketchbook 10,11,12; Varsity Cross Country 12; Reserve Cross Country 11; Honor Roll 10.11.12; Principals List 10 136- ABOVE- Who is Sandv Amos smiling across the table at? ABOVE RIGHT- Ted Wozniak works on a sports story. RIGHT- Rick Spence, Greg Steller, Doug Stein, and Kerwin Short smile. DIXON, MORRISTENE DODANE. DAWN E. DONALDSON. LAURA E. DONOHOE, MICHAEL JOSEPH - Varsity Band 11; Marching Band 11 DORMIRE. JEFFREY KIRT DOSEN, MICHAEL J. DOUGLASS. BARBARA JEAN - C.O.E. 12; Letterman ' s Club 12; O.E.A. 12; Volleyball 10,11,12; Girls Basketball 11,12; Girls Track 11; Intramurals 10,11; Gym Helper 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12 DREW, REBECCA DURHAM, MICHAEL S. - Reserve Cross Country 10.11; Wrestling 10.11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 EALING, STEVE LEE - Orchestra 10.11,12 Concert Band 10,11; Stage Band 10 Marching Band 10,11; Jazz Band 10 Musical 10,11,12; Intramurals 10; Honor Roll 11,12 EASTMAN, DAVID BRYAN - Letterman ' s Club 12; Varsity Football 11; Reserve Basketball 10,11; Reserve Track 10.11; Varsity Track 12; Intramurals 10,11,12; A.V. 12; Gvm Worker 10.11; Honor Roll 10,11,12 EBBS, SUZANNE M. EBEL, RICHARD A. 10,11,12 A.V. 10,11; Honor Roll EICHLER, DEBRA M. - D.E.C.A. 12 EICHLER, WALTER EICHOLTZ, KIRK D. • Letterman ' s Club 12; Musical 10; Fall Play 10; Varsity Track 11; Baseball 10,12; Intramurals 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 ELLETT. JEAN MARIE - French Club 10 Concert Band 11,12; Varsity Band 10 Marching Band (Drum Major) 10,11,12 Honor Roll 10,11,12; Principals L 10,11,12 ELLINWOOD, STEVE P. - Wrestling 10,12; Intramurals 10,11,12; Honor Roll 11,12 ELLISON, TIMOTHY JOSEPH Lettermen ' s Club 11,12; Reserve Football 10; Varsitv Football 11,12; Intramurals 11; Honor Roll 10,11,12 ERVIN, DIANE FEICHTER, KAY LYNNE - Orchestra 10.11,12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Musical 11,12; All City Orchestra 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Principals List 11 FENNEL, EDMOND FENTON, LINDA KAY Honor Roll 10,11,12 C.O.E. (sec. 12); FISHER, DENISE DIANE • Musical 12; Stu- dent Council 10,11, (sec. 12); Honor Roll 10,11.12 Seniors- 137 FISHER, JANET FISHER, MARK D. - Honor Roll 10,11.12 FLEEGER, ELIZABETH ANN C.O.E. 12 FOLKS, KENNETH H. - Latin Club 11,12; Lettermen ' s Club 11,12; Reserve Football 10; Varsity Football 11,12; Reserve Track 10; Varsity Track 11 FOLLIS, WILLIAM M. FOOTE, JULIA ANN - French Club 12; Con- cert Band 10,11; Marching Band 10,11; Honor Roll 10,11,12 FORD, ALAN ROGER A.Y.H. 11,12; German Club 10; Chem. Worker 11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Principal ' s List 10,11,12 FOUST, JONI LYNN - German Club 12 Snider Singers 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12 FOWLER, KIMBERLY KAY - Concert Band 11; Varsity Band 11; Marching Band 10,11; Musical 12; Fall Play 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 FOWLER, MICHAEL J. - Chem. Worker 11 FREESE, KIM ELIZABETH - Cheerblock 10; Girls Glee 11, Concert Choir 12; Honor Roll 11,12 FRISSELL, JANICE LYNN - French Club 10,11; Class Officer (treas. 10,11); Honor Roll 10,12 FRUSHOUR, LAUREL ANN - German Club 10; Musical 10,11,12; Fall Play 11,12 FRY, RICHARD WILLIAM - Concert Band 10,11; Marching Band 10,11; Honor Roll 10,11,12 FURRY, DENISE A. GAFF, YVETTE MARIE - Spanish Club 10, (vice pres.ll), 12; True Vine 10; Girls Glee 11, Snider Singers 10; Concert Choir 12; Musical 12; Scroll Staff 10; Safari Staff 11, (editor-in-chief 12); Honor Roll 10,11,12; Principal ' s List 10,11,12 GALLIGAN, TERESA MARY French Club 11,12; Girls ' Tennis 12; Class Officer (sec. 12); Honor Roll 10,11,12; Principal ' s List 11 GANT, KATHERINE ANN - Entre Nous 10,11,12; Spanish Club 10; Honor Roll 12 GARCIA, DIANN K. GARDINER, ANITA JILL - Orchestra 11,12; Concert Band 10; Marching Band 10; Honor Roll 11,12 GATES, MICHELLE DIANE - Also Attended Pleasant H.S. Marion, Ohio GEPHART, LYNNE MARIE - Honor Roll 10,11,12 GEROFF, ROSEMARY MARLENE - Library Worker 12; Honor Roll 11,12 GIBSON, JOSEPH 138-Seniors GIBSON, KAREN SUE - Honor Roll 10,11,12 GINTHER, MICHAEL RICHARD - Honor Roll 11,12; Also Attended Greeneville H.S., Greeneville, Tenn. GLASSLEY, KAREN SUE - Spanish Club 10; Office Worker 11 GOODE, STEVE EDWARD - Letterman ' s Club 11,12; Reserve Football 10; Varsity Football 11,12; Reserve Track 10,11 GOON, DUANE DALE - Snider Singers 10; Concert Choir 11; Varsity Football 12 GOTTFRIED, DANIEL WILLIAM - Office Worker 10,11 GOTTFRIED, LAURA JEAN German Club 10; Snider Singers 10; Concert Choir 11,12; Flag Squad 11,12; Girls ' Track 11 GOTTLIEB. STEPHEN ERIC - Library Worker 11 GRAHAM, KATHRYN ANN - German Club 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Volleyball Manager 11; Musical 10,11,12; Honor Roll 11,12 GRAS. MARTINE - Exchange Student from Lyon, France. A.Y.H. 12; French Club 12; Ge rman Club 12 GREEN, GREGORY S. GREEN, LYNETTE GREGORY, MAC R. GRIFFIN. JOSEPH GENE GRILLO. CYNTHIA KAY - Girls ' Track Manager 11; Also Attended Shelbvville H.S. Shelbyville, Ind. GRUBER, JOHN ANTHONY GUNDER, CURT WYMAN GWALTNEY, NANCY ELLEN - Concert Band 11; Varsity Band 10; Marching Band 10,11; Chem. Worker 11; Honor Roll 10.11,12 HALL, JULIA ANN - D.E.C.A. 11; Office Worker 11; Honor Roll 10,11,12 HALL, MARK ALAN - Orchestra 10,11,12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Musical 11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Principal ' s List 10,11,12 HAMER. HARRIET ANN - French Club 10,12; N.F.L. 11,12; True Vine 12; Snider Singers 10; Concert Choir 11,12; Swing Choir 10,11,12; Orchestra 12; Musical 11,12; Sketchbook 10,11,12; Student Council 10; Images 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Principal ' s List 11.12 HAMILTON, MIKE ELTON - Tennis 11; Wrestling 10,11; Intramurals 10,11,12 HAMRIC. DARLENE JOANNE Singers 10; Girls Glee 11,12 HAMRIC, JAMES C. Snider Seniors- 1.19 HARPER. ANDREW HAWK, SUE L. 11,12 D.E.C.A. 11,12; Honor Roll HAY, JUDY LYNNE - C.O.E. 12: German Club 10,11; O.E.A. 12; Intramurals 11; Honor Roll 10,11,12 HEARN, JEFFREY P. HEARON, PATRICIA ANN ■ Letterman ' s Club 12; Volleyball 10,12; Coed- Gymnastics 10; Concert Choir 12; Reserve Cheerleader 10; Student Council 11; G.A.A. 10 HEATH, KRISTI HEDGES, DIANA LYNN - Concert Choir 12; also attended Cole R-V Eugene, Mo. HEMMER, GREGORY HEMMER, JEFFREY L. - Lettermen ' s Club 11,12; Concert. Band 10,11; Jazz Band 10; Reserve Football 10; Varsity Football 11.12; Wrestling 11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12: Principal ' s List 10,11,12 HENSCH, MELISSA LYNN Gymnastics 11 HESTON, SCOTT A. D.E.C.A. 12; HETRICK. BRUCE KEVIN ■ Latin Club 10,11; N.F.L. 12; Snider Singers 10; Concert Choir 11,12; Swing Choir 10,11,12; Honors Choir 11,12; Musical 10,11,12; Fall Play 11.12; Sketch Book 10,11,12; Student Council 11,12; Safari 10,11,12; Scroll 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Principal ' s List 12 HEYMAN, NANCY JEAN - Concert Choir 11.12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Principals List 10 HIGI. JERRY J. - C.O.E. 12 HILL, CYNTHIA D. HILTON, SHAWN LEE HOEHN, STEPHEN R. - Art Club 10,12; Reserve Cross Country 10; Wrestling 11; Varsity Track 10 HOLLENBERG. ROBERT EUGENE - Latin Club 10, (vice-pres. 11), (pres. 12); Squires (treas. 10), 11, 12; True Vine 11,12; Orchestra 12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10.11,12; Jazz Band 10,11; Musical 11,12; Fall Play 12; Sketchbook 10,11; Biology Worker 11, Student Council 11,12; Honor Roll 10.11,12 HOLLY, HARLAN CRAIG HOLODICK, SUSAN MARIE HOLY, CLAUDIA ANNE - Concert Choir 12; Fall Plav 12; Musical 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 HORNAK, JULIE ANN - Entre Nous 10,11; Latin Club 12; Biology Worker 10 HUGHES, LARRY STEVEN - Concert Band 10,11,12; Varsity Band 10; Marching Band 10,11; Varsity Basketball 12; Reserve Basketball 11; Honor Roll 10,11.12 HUGHES, LISA ANN - Afro-Heritage 10; Concert Band 10,11; Varsity Band 10,11; Marching Band 10,11; Office Worker 10; Honor Roll 11.12; Principals List 12 140-Seniors HUNNICUT, PATRICIA J. ■ D.E.C.A. 12; Honor Roll 10,11 HUSTON, DENISE DARLENE - Honor Roll 10,11.12 HUSTON, SANDRA LYNN - French Club 10 JACKSON, JAY ROBERT - Reserve Football 10 JACKSON. JENNIFER LEIGH - Concert Band 10,11; Marching Band 10,11; Stu- dent Manager 11 JOCKEL. KAREN JEAN - Cheerblock 10; C.O.E. 12; Office Worker 11; Student Council 10,11; Honor Roll 11 JOHNSON, AMY MARIE - Concert Band 10,11; Marching Band 10,11; Honor Boll 10,11,12 JOHNSON, KEVIN DUANE - Squires 10; Musical (sound assistant) 10,11, Fall Play (sound) 10,11; Stage Manager-Plav 12; Sketchbook (sound) 10,11,12; A.V. 10,11,12; Morning Announcements 10,11; Honor Roll 10,11 JOHNSON, PEGGY A. JOHNSON, TIMOTHY MEADE - Reserve Football 10; Reserve Track 10,11; In- tramurals 10,11,12 JONES, BRENDA KAY - Art Club 10; Afro- Heritage 10; Library Worker 11 JONTZ, JANET CAROL - Concert Band 10, 11; Marching Band 10,11; Honor Roll 10,11,12 KEESLER, PAMELA KAY - Musical 12; Of- fice Worker 12: Honor Roll 10,11,12 KEISLER, CHRISTOPHER KENNELLY, KATHLEEN MARIE - French Club 11; N.F.L. 11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; All-City Orchestra 10,11,12; Class Officer (sec. 11; pres. 12); Scroll 11,12; Honor Roll 10, 1 1 , 12; Principals List 10,11,12; Student Project 12 KEREKES, SUSAN MARGARET - C.O.E. 12; F.S.A. 10, (vice-pres. 11, pres. 12); German Club 10,11; Snider Singers 10; Concert Choir 11,12; Intramurals 10,11; Honor Roll 11.12 KETNER. ELAINE - Cheerblock 10.11; Honor Roll 10,11.12 KETTELKAMP, LINDA SUE - Lettermen ' s Club 10,11,12; Gymnastics 10.11,12; Girls Track 11; Coed-Gymnastics 10,11,12; Honor Roll 11,12; Homecoming Court 12 KING, EMILY KATHERINE - Concert Choir 11,12; Swing Choir 11.12; Musical 11.12; Sketchbook 11,12; Student Council 11; Safari Staff 12; Scroll 10,11; Honor Roll 10,11.12 KLEINRICHERT. DENISE KLEJNOT. JODY RENEE KNOPP, LISA KAY - Art Club 10; D.E.C.A. (treas. 11; pres. 12); F.S.A. 10 KOORSEN, JANET LYNN - Student Project 12; Girls Glee Club 11; Concert Choir 12: Bat Girl 10; Student Council 10,11,12; Safari Staff 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 KOORSEN. PAULA MARIE - A.Y.H. 10,11; French Club 12; German Club 10 (vice- pres. 11,12); Girls Tennis 11.12: Scroll 10,11.12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 Seniors-141 KORN, SCOTT RAYMOND 10,11.12 Honor Roll KOWALSKI, RICHARD WOODS - Letter- man ' s Club 11,12; Spanish Club 10; Snider Singers 10; Concert Choir 11,12; Athletic Equipment Manager 10,11,12 KRULL, KELLI D. - Letterman ' s Club 11,12; Spanish Club (treas. 10); Gymnastics 10,11,12; Girls Track 11,12; Coed- Gymnastics 10,11,12; G.A.A. 10,12; Stu- dent Council 10,11, (treas. 12) LAMLEY, MARILYN SUE LANE, DEBRA LANEY, DIANE - C.O.E. 12; Entre Nous 10; Track Manager 10 LANGDON, JANE ANN - Marching Band 10,11 LANIE, JULIE ANN - Snider Singers 10; Concert Choir 11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Flag Squad 10,11,12; Stage Crew 10,11,12; Biology Worker 10; Fine Arts Worker 11,12 LANNING, JULIE ANN LARIMORE, PATRICIA MARIE - Art Club 10,11,12; Cheerblock 10; Spanish Club 10,11,12; G.A.A. 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12 LARKEY, BRIAN LAYCOCK, KATHERINE RUTH - Art Club 11; Honor Roll 10,11,12 142-Seniors LEATHERMAN, SHERRI JOAN - C.O.E. 11.12 LEE. STEVEN BRIAN - Reserve Track 10; Hockey 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 LEITZMAN, CAROLYN SUE - Spanish Club 10,11,12; True Vine 10,11,12; Snider Singers 10; Chem. Worker 11; Scroll Staff 10; Honor Roll 10.11,12; Principal ' s List 12 LEMERT. SUSAN MARY - C.O.E. 12; Concert Band 10,11; Marching Band 10,11; Honor Roll 10,11,12 LEONARD, DANIEL L. LEWIS, LAURIE ANN - Cheerblock 10; G.A.A. 10; Office Worker 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12 LINDAHL. NORMAN ALLAN - Squires 10,11, (vice-pres. 12); Production Crew 10,11,12; A.V. 10,11,12; Morning An- nouncements 11; Radio Club 11; Video Tape Supervisor for Athletic Events 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 LOEHR, MELINDA ANN Honor Roll 10,11,12 LOGAN, JOHN French Club 11; LOVAN, TAMARA RAE - Honor Roll 10,11,12 LOVE, DONNA SUE - A.Y.H. 12; Spanish Club 12; Concert Choir 12; Swing Choir 12; Honor Roll 12; also attended Chatham Township H.S. Chatham. New Jersey LUDWIG, MICHAEL THOMAS - Spanish Club 10; Squires (pres. 10,11,12); Fall Play 12; Morning Announcements 12; A.V. 12; Honor Roil 10,11,12; Scroll Staff 12 LEFT - Posing for the camera, Ronald Sanders shows that not all Seniors wear just jeans. ABOVE - Mark Murphey watches over Mark Westerfield ' s shoulder as he works a problem on the Math Department ' s new computer system. Seniors-143 LUEBBERT, CHRISTINE A. - Spanish Club 10; Girls Tennis 11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 LUNDY, JOYCE LYNNE - Cheerblock 10, (pres. 11); Intramurals 10; Manager Girls Basketball 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 LUTES, BETTINA ANN LYLE, GEORGE M. - Afro-Heritage 10,11,12; French Club 10; Concert Choir 12; Varsity Football 10.11; Wrestling 10 LYLES, LULA LYMON, GAIL LYONS, WILLIAM MACK, MICHAEL WILLIAM - Latin Club 12; Intramurals 11 MAIN, JILL MANGOLD, DANIEL MANNING. PATRICIA LEANN - Afro- Heritage 10,11; Marching Band 10; Office Worker 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 MANNING, SADDIE L, MARLOWE, VELDA MARSH, GREGORY MARTIN. GWENDOLYN Afro-Heritage 11,12; Office Worker 11; Library Worker 10; Honor Roll 11 MARTIN. OLLIE M. MARVO. SANDRA LEE - Snider Singers 10; Concert Choir 11; Honor Roll 10,11,12 MAXWELL, CHRISTENE ELAINE - Concert Choir 12; Musical 12; Sketchbook 11,12; Gymnastics 12; Images Staff 10.11; Gym Show 11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 MAXWELL. CONNIE L. McPHERSON, JUDY LORRAINE McBRIDE, KIMBERLY ANN - Snider Singers 10; Concert Choir 11,12; Varsity Band 10,11; Marching Band 10,11; Prin- cipal ' s List 11,12; Honor Roll 11,12 McCALL. SUSAN T. - C.O.E. 12; Honor Roll 12 McCRARY, YVONNE DELORES Afro- Heritage 10,11,12 McDANIEL, TARI JO - Spanish Club 10; C.O.E. (pres. 11,12); R.V.C. Pres. 11,12; Honor Roll 11 144-Seniors McDONOUGH. BRIAN JAMES - D.E.C.A. 11; Spanish Club 10,11; Intramurals 10,11,12 McDOUGALL, RHONDA SU E - Cheerblock 10; Latin Club (sec. 11); Letterman ' s Club 12; Girls Tennis 12; Volleyball (manager 12); Girls Basketball (manager 12); Girls Track 11; Intramurals 10,11; Honor Roll 10,11,12 McFADDEN. BEVERLY SUE - Spanish Club 10, (treas. 11). 12; Marching Band 12; Flag Squad 12 McINTOSH. LINDA JEAN - Snider Singers 10; Girls Glee Club 11 McKINNEY, ROBERT E. McLEASTER, KEVIN DALE MEEKS, KEVIN SCOTT - Intramurals 10,11,12; Gym Worker 10; Honor Roll 11,12 MENDEL, ROBERT BROOKS - J.C.L. 10, (pres. 11), 12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Jazz Band 10,11,12; Fall Play 11; A.V. 12; Freedom ' 76 12 MERKEL, GREGORY ALAN - A.Y.H. 10,11.12; German Club 10,11; Swing Choir 11,12; Orchestra 11,12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Musical 10,11,12 MERRIWEATHER, REGINA ANN MEYER, BETH MARIE - D.E.C.A. 12; Entre Nous 11,12; French Club 11; Office Worker 11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 MILLER, EA RL JEROME - Afro-Heritage 11; Letterman ' s Club 12; Varsity Track 11.12; Varsity Basketball 12; Reserve Basketball 10,11 MILLER, PATRICIA LYNN - Snider Singers 10; Girls Glee Club 11; Honor Roll 10.11,12 MONDT, MICHAEL WILLIAM MONROE, MICHAEL ANTHONY - Reserve Basketball 10; Wrestling 10 MOORMAN, STEPHANIE LYNN Worker 10,11 Biology MOREHEAD, SYLVIA I. MORGAN, BARBARA JEAN - Honor Roll 10,11,12 MORRIS, PAUL W. MUNRO, MICHAEL EDWIN - Letterman ' s Club 10,11,12; Tennis 11,12; Wrestling 11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 MURDOCH. LAURA ANNE - Letterman ' s Club 12; Volleyball 10,11,12; Girls ' Basketball 12; Gymnastics 10; Girls Track 11; Coed-Gymnastics 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Homecoming Queen 12 MURPHY, MARK IVAN - Spanish Club 10; Snider Singers 10; Swing Choir 10,11,12; Concert Choir 11,12; Chem. Worker 12; Musical 10,11,12; Sketchbook 10.11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 MYERS, MARLENE WANDA - C.O.E. 12; F.S.A. (sec. 11, vice-pres. 12); O.E.A. 12; Service Worker 11; Honor Roll 10,11,12 NELSON, BETH Seniors-145 NORD. NANCY NORMAN, DARRYL NUCCI, JAMES NUTT, DEBORAH SUE - Cheerblock 10; Latin Club 10,11,12: Orchestra 10,11,12; Musical 10,11,12; Intramurals 10; Stu- dent Council 10; Student Manager 11.12; Honor Roll 10,11.12 OBERLIN, LINDA LEA - C.O.E. (pres. 12); Snider Singers 10; Concert Choir 11; Honor Roll 11,12 O ' BRIAN, KEVIN MICHAEL - True Vine 10,11; Concert Choir 12; Swing Choir 11,12; Sketchbook 11; Reserve Cross Country 10,11; Reserve Track 10; Coed- Gymnastics 11 ONTIVEROF, MARK D. - Concert Band 10.11; Marching Band 11 ORBAN, DONALD A. - Art Club 10,11,12; Spanish Club 10; Squires (vice-pres. 10),11, (sec.-treas. 12); Honor Roll 10,11,12 ORR. JEFF OSBORN, STEVEN DENNIS - German Club 10; Spanish Club 10; Orchestra 12; Concert Band 12; Varsity Band 10,11; Marching Band 10,11,12; Jazz Band 12; Student Council 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Principals List 10,11,12 OWEN, JERRY PARHAM. ANNIE PARK, KENNETH H. - German Club 10; Orchestra 10; Concert Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Jazz Band 10,12 PARKS, JEFFERY PARNIN, DIANN L. - C.O.E. 12 PARRISH, DEBRA PATE. JANET - Spanish Club 10: Office Worker 12; Chem. Worker 11; Biology Worker 10; Honor Roll 12 PAYTON. MICHAEL PEASTER, DAVE - Reserve Football 10; Var- sity Football 11,12; Coed-Gymnastics; A.V. Worker PETERS, FREDUS NELSON - Wrestling 10; Intramurals 10; Class President 10; Honor Roll 11,12 PHILLIPS, LEANN PHILLIPS, KAY PIKEL, KATHLEEN L. Gymnastics 11; Reserve Cheerleader 11; Varsitv Alternate 12 PLOTTS, SUE E. - Latin Club 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; also attended Amador H.S. Pleasanton, California 146-Seniors POLLARD, BARBARA POLLARD, CAROLL GENICE - Office Worker 12; Art Service Worker 12 POSTEL, KEVIN SCOTT - A.Y.H. 10; True Vine 11,12; Tennis 10,11,12; Gymnastics 10,11,12; Coed-Gymnastics 10,11.12 PRZENICZNY, DEBORAH QUICK, STEVEN JAY - Intramurals 10,11 RANDOLPH. DARRELL L. - Reserve Cross Country 10; Varsity Cross Country 11; Reserve Track 10; Chem. Worker 11 REED, ALAN O. - D.E.C.A. 12 REED, THOMAS A. REED, TIMOTHY A. REEDER, DEBRA LYNN - D.E.C.A. REYNAL, JAMES REYNOLDS. CONNIE RENEE German Club A.Y.H.; RHOADES. REBECCA ANN - Entre Nous 10; Snider Singers 10; Girls Glee Club 11; Stage Crew 10,11,12; Bat Girl 10,11,12; Student Council 10; Safari Staff 12 RICHARDSON, JAMES KENNETH • Reserve Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 12; Honor Roll 10,11.12; Principal ' s List 10.11,12 RINKER. ALICE MARIE - Art Club 11; C.O.E. Ureas. 12); F.S.A. (sec. 12): In- tramurals 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Prin- cipal ' s List 10 RITENOUR. DAVID WAYNE ROBINSON, KAREN SUE ROBINSON, PATRICIA ROEBEL, MICHAEL A. ROGERS. BRADLEY JOSEPH ROLLAND, LARRY DAVID - Reserve Cross Country 11; Golf 10.12; Intramurals 11,12 ROTH, JUDY ANN ROTHGEB, RICHARD RUNGER. DAWN SUSAN - Entre Nous 10,11; Latin Club 10; Snider Singers 10; Concert Choir 11,12; Swing Choir 11.12; Musical 10,11.12; Sketchbook 11,12; Scroll Staff 10,11. (editor 12); Honor Roll 10,11,12 Seniors-147 SAAF. RACHELLE MARIE SALTER. DENNIS SAMPLE, DANIEL W. - Letterraan ' s Club 12; Wrestling 11,12; Coed-Gymnastics 10.11,12 SANDERS, RICHARD EDWARD - Afro- Heritage 10,11: Intramurals 10; Biologv Worker 10,11 SATTERTHWAITE, ROBIN LEE - Art Club 10, (pres. 11,12); Cheerblock 10. (vice- pres. 11); Spanish Club 11,12; Safari Staff 12: Scroll Staff 12; Honor Roll 10,11.12; Principal ' s List 11; G.A.A. 10,11 SCHANNEN, JULIE DIANE - G.A.A. 10 SCHAPER, MICHAEL SCHARRINGHAUSEN, EDWARD ARTHUR - Varsity Football 11,12; Reserve Football 10; Intramurals 11.12; Honor Roll 10.11,12 SCHENKEL. ELLEN MARIE - Spanish Club (pres. 10); Student Council 12; Homecoming Court 10; G.A.A. 10: Honor Roll 10.11,12 SCHENKEL, JUDITH ANNE - Cheerblock 10; Spanish Club 10. (pres. Il),12; Snider Singers 10; Student Council 10,11.12: Class Officer (vice-pres.) 10; Safari Staff 10; Scroll Staff 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12 SCHERTZ. ANNETTE EILEEN - Cheerblock 10; Letterman ' s Club (sec- treas. 11,12); Spanish Club 10; Gym- nastics 11,12; Girls Track 12; Coed- Gymnastics 10; Reserve Cheerleader 11; Varsity Cheerleader 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Principal ' s List 11 SCHLAMMERSDORF, MARGARET MARIE - Honor Roll 10,11,12 SCHOEFF. KELLEY R. SCHOEFF. SUSAN ELIZABETH - Latin Club 10,11,12; Chem. Worker 10,11; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Principal ' s List 10,11,12 SCHOENEMAN, LINDA KAY - Flag Squad 10; Girls Tennis 11; Honor Roll 10,11,12 SCHOLZ, MARK A. SCHUCKEL, MARIANNE - Latin Club 10, (treas. 11): True Vine 11; Orchestra 10.11,12; Chem. Worker 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Principal ' s List 10,11,12 SCOFIELD, TIMOTHY C. - Biology Worker 10.11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 SCOTT, MICHELE ANN - German Club 10,11; Orchestra 11.12; Concert Band 12; Stage Band 12; Lab Band 11; Musical 11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 SCULLY, STEPHEN - Spanish Club 10; Pit Orchestra 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Jazz Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Ser- vice Worker 12; Scroll Staff 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Principal ' s List 10 SEBENOLER, MICHAEL V. - Intramurals 10,11,12 SENTER, BEVERLY ELAINE - Afro- Heritage 10,11; Flag Squad 10; Honor Roll 11,12 SEYBOLDT, DAVID ARTHUR - German Club 12; Orchestra 12; Concert Band 10,11.12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Jazz Band 10,11,12; Student Council 12 148-Seniors FAR LEFT - Standing outside the gym. Dave Eastman and Jeff Hemmer hand nut programs for the basketball game. LEFT • Julie Sweet goes through the card files looking for a short book for one of those put-off-till-the-last-minute reports. BELOW RIGHT - Annelle Woolf and Jan Frissell put the final touches on an art assignment. SHEARER. BRUCE A. - Letterman ' s Club 11,12; Varsity Cross Country 11.12; Reserve Cross Country 10; Varsity Track 11,12; Reserve Track 10 SHEARER. GREG SHELDON, TERRY SHEPARD. MARIALICE ANNE - D.E.C.A. 11 SHIPMAN, JANET SUE - D.E.C.A.; Girls Tennis; Coed-Gymnastics; Honor Roll SHOAFF. TAMMY SHOMO, LORI DIANN - C.O.E. 12; Honor Roll 10.11,12 SHORT, KERWIN SIEBOLD. LISA MARIE - D.E.C.A. 11.12; Entre Nous 10; Office Worker 10; Honor Roll 12 SLATER. SONJA SMITH. MARK KEVIN - A.Y.H. 10; Chem. Worker 10.11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 SMITH. NANCY JOANNE - Concert Choir 10; Library Worker 12; Honor Roll 11 Seniors- 149 BELOW LEFT - Late to school because of another Indiana ice storm, T. Reed looks like he ' s had all he wants of winter. BELOW CENTER - Kathy Gant looks up from her homework. BELOW RIGHT - On her way home from a long, hard day, Claudia Holy stops long enough to tell someone just what she thinks of her latest Sociology test. c%: SMITH. RICK L. - Honor Roll 11,12 SOROLA, EERO SAKARI - Exchange student from Virrat, Finland SPAN. MARILYN - Afro-Heritage 11; Office Worker 11,12 SPENCE, RICHARD K. - Cheerblock 11; Golf 10.11.12; Intramurals 11; Chem. Worker 11; Honor Roll 11 SPRANGER, RICKY STAl ' FFER. LISA A. - French Club 11, (sec. 12); Flag Squad 10; Musical 10; Office Worker 12; Student Council 10,12; Class Officer Ureas. 12); Honor Roll 10,11,12; Principal ' s List 10 STEFANSKI. BOB E. STEIN. DOUGLAS ROBERT - Cheerblock 1 1; Letterman ' s Club 11,12; Varsity Foot- ball 11.12: Reserve Football 10; Baseball 12; Coed-Gvmnastics 12; Intramurals 10,11,12; Honor Roll 12 STELLER, GREGORY A. - Intramurals 11,12; Honor Roll 11,12 STETZEL, MARK ROBERT - Letterman ' s Club 10.11; Tennis (captain) 10.11,12; Coed-Gymnastics 12 STIER. DEWAYNE STILLWKLL. GREGORY S. - Intramurals 11.12: Safari Staff 10; Scroll Staff 10; Honor Roll 10.11.12 150-Seniors LEFT - With another date-less weekend looming before him, Rob Mendel decides to do a little advertising. BELOW - Laura Murdoch proves that even though seniors have a lot of fun. they do study sometimes. STOKER. RICHARD E. STOLLER, NEIL LYNN - Snider Singers 10,11,12; Office Worker 12 STROUSS. CAROL STUMP, RICHARD ALAN - Snider Singers 10; Concert Choir 11,12; Swing Choir 10,11,12; Musical 11,12; Sketchbook 10,11.12; Honor Roll 11 SUNDERMAN. RANDY - Orchestra 10,11,12; Concert Band 10; Marching Band 10 SUSDORF. .JOAN ELAINE - Girls Track 11; Chem. Worker 10.11; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Principal ' s List 10,11.12 SWANSON, KATHRYN CHRISTINE - C.O.E. 12; Honor Roll 10.11 SWEET, .JULIE LYNN - Art Club 11; Honor Roll 11,12; (also attended Bishop Dwenger H.S. Ft. Wayne. Indiana) TAYLOR. LINDA KAY - Afro-Heritage 12 TAYLOR, TAMMY Z. TCHOBANIAN. MARIE R. - D.E.C.A. 11.12; Honor Roll 12; (also attended Perrysburg- Northwood H.S. Toledo. Ohio) TERRELL. ELLIS - Scroll Staff 11.12: Honor Roll 11 Seniors- 1 51 TERRELL, JOSEPH THOMA, MARK ALAN - A.Y.H. 11; French Club 12; N.F.L. 12; Musical 12; Student Council (vice-pres. 12); Honor Roll 10,11,12; Freedom ' 76 Committee 12 THOMAS. KIMBERLE ELAINE - D.E.C.A. 12; Snider Singers 10; Girls Glee Club 11,12; Library Worker 10,11,12 THOMPSON. DEANNA KAY - Art Club 11; C.O.E. 12; German Club 10; Office Worker 11; Honor Roll 10.11; also attended East Noble H.S. Kendalville, Indiana THRASHER. CALVIN TIEMAN, GARY NILE TODD, REBECCA M. - Cheerblock 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12 TOMLINSON, ROBIN TOWLES, STACY MARIA - Afro-Heritage 12; Student Council 10,11,12; Class Officer (pres. 11; vice-pres. 12); Honor Roll 10,11,12; Principal ' s List 10 TROUP, JEAN MARIE - German Club 10,11; True Vine 10,11,12; Orchestra 10.11,12; Concert Band 10.11,12; Marching Band 10.11,12 TRUEBLOOD, DIANN TSULEFF, SCOTT CHRIST - Intramurals 10,11,12; Scroll Staff 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 TUPPER, MICHAEL JAMES - Latin Club 10,11, (vice-pres. 12); True Vine 10,11,12; Reserve Cross Country 10,11,12; Reserve Track 10,11,12; Scroll Staff 12; Honor Roll 10.11,12; Principal ' s List 11,12 TURNER, DAVID VAN HORN, CHRIS VAN WAGNER, TAMARA SUE VAN CLEAVE, SUSAN KAY - Orchestra 10,11,12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Lab Band 12; Pit Orchestra 11,12; Honor Roll 11,12 VELPEL, GEOFF F. - Letterman ' s Club 11,12; Wrestling 11; Golf 10,11,12; In- tramurals 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 VENDERLEY, KEVIN L. VERNASCO. STEVEN T. - D.E.C.A. 12; Spanish Club 10; Reserve Basketball 10,11; Varsity Basketball 12; Golf 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 VIAN, TAMELA VORHEES, ROBERT JOHN VORNDRAN, DANIEL THOMAS - Chem. Worker 11; Honor Roll 10 WALKER, WILLIE BRUCE - Afro-Heritage 10.11,12; Reserve Basketball 10,11; Reserve Track 10; Honor Roll 12 WALLACE, CYNTHIA LYNN - Orchestra 10,11,12; All City Orchestra 11; Pit Orchestra 10,11,12; Safari Staff (Academic Editor 12); Honor Roll 10,11,12 WALLS, JEFFREY L. - D.E.C.A. (vice-pres. 11,12) WALTER, YVETTE WALTERS, GENA LOU - D.E.C.A, (sec. 11, treas. 12); Snider Singers 10; Concert Choir 11 WATSON, DEBORAH WAITERS, ELIZABETH ANN - Cheerblock 10; Office Worker 11; Honor Roll 11 WEAVER, KAREN BETH - Cheerblock 10; Letterman ' s Club (vice-pres. 12); Spanish Club 10; Volleyball 12; Gymnastics 11,12: Girls Track 11,12; Coed-Gymnastics 12 Gym Helper 12; Reserve Cheerleader 10 Varsity Cheerleader 12; Student Council 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 WEEMES, MICHAEL R. WEHRLY. MITCHELL K. - Intramurals 10,11,12 (team captain 10,11) WEILER, SUSAN WELCH, BECKY JOAN - Cheerblock 10; Marching Band 11,12; Flag Squad 11,12; Office Worker 12; Honor Roll 11,12 WELCH, CAROLYN SUE - Honor Roll 10,11,12 WESTERFIELD, MARK - German Club (pres. 10,11,12); Student Council 10,11,12 WHISLER, ALAN L. - A.Y.H. 10,11,12; Letterman ' s Club 11,12; Tennis Club 10,11,12; Coed-Gymnastics 10,11.12; In- tramurals 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 WHITACRE, BETH LYNN WHITNEY, CLAYTON T. WICHMAN, MICHELLE - Honor Roll 10,11,12 WIEGMAN, THOMAS DAVID - Concert Band 11,12; Varsitv Band 10; Marching Band 10,11,12; Jazz Band 10,11; Coed- Gymnastics 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 WIGGINS, KIM MARIE - C.O.E. 12; Concert Ban d 11; Varsity Band 10; Marching Band 10,11 WILES, KIM - Scroll Staff 10,11; A.Y.H. 10,11 WILLIAMS. KIMBERLY ROCHELLE - Afro- Heritage 12; C.O.E. 11; Honor Roll 10.11,12 WILLIAMS, LISA WINDHAM, WANDA S. WINNER, KEVIN Seniors- 153 BELOW: Valedictorian— Yvette Gaff RIGHT: Salutatorian— Mark Hall WINTERS, THOMAS R. WISE, VICKI WOLFSHEIMER, MARK WOODS, CYNTHIA WOODS, MICHAEL C. - Reserve Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11,12; Reserve Track 10 WOOLF, CAROLYN ANNELLE Honor Roll 10,11,12 WORKMAN, LINDA GAIL Library Worker 11,12 True Vine 12; WORKMAN, MARK ALLEN - D.E.C.A. 11,12; Library Worker 10,11; Scroll Staff (circulation manager) 11,12; Honor Roll 11,12 WOZNIAK, THEODORE CARL - Orchestra 10,11,12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Jazz Band 10,11,12; Musical 10,12; Fall Play 12; Sketchbook 10,11,12; Student Council 10; Scroll Staff 12; Honor Roll 11,12 WRAY, DAVID WRIGHT, BETSY A. - Afro-Heritage 11,12 WRIGHT, GREGORY EUGENE - Afro- Heritage 10; D.E.C.A. 11; Lettermen ' s Club 11,12; Reserve Basketball 10,11; Varsity Track 11,12; Reserve Track 10 154-Seniors WRIGHT, MICHAEL A. - Lettermen ' s Club 12; Varsity Football 12; Reserve Football 10,11; Baseball 11,12; (also attended J.S. Pearce H.S. Dallas, Texas) WUEST, JOSEPH W. Honor Roll 10,11,12 Squires 10,11,12; WULPI, BARBARA JEAN - Cheerblock 10,11; C.O.E. 12; Entre Nous 11,12; Office Worker 10,11,12; Library Worker 12 YERGENS, RICHARD N. - Intramurals 10,11,12 YODER, JULIE YOUNG, JANET SUSAN - Girls ' Track 11,12; Varsity Cheerleader 11,12; Reserve Cheerleader 10; Safari Staff 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12 ZANK, TIMOTHY ZEIMET, MARK L. - Stage Crew (musical 10,11; fall play 10) ZIMMERMAN, VICKI SUE - Lettermen ' s Club 10,11,12; Gymnastics 10,11; Coed- Gymnastics 10,11; Student Manager 12; Varsity Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10.11,12; Musical 10; Sketchbook 11; Reserve Cheerleader 11; Varsity Cheerleader 12; Student Council 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12 ZUBER, CHERYL MARIE ZUMMER, JANINE ALFRED, RITA BRADLEY, MARK CAPRIO, BRENDA M, DAVIS, SHARI GILBERT, KIM HUMPHREY, LORI LYNNE TAYLOR, ALAN BEXINGSLY, CURTIS BLEVINS, MOSES BOSEKER, LISA BRAMLEY, ROBERT BRATCHER, JIMMY BRATTON, TERRY BREEDEN, DAVID BREMER, MICHAEL BRTOGES, WILLIAM BROWN, KEVIN BURLESON, CHARLENE BURNS, TIMOTHY CARLTON, RICHARD CLANCY, PAMELA CLAWSON, DIANA COCHRAN, DAVID CREWS, JACKIE CURI, GUILHERME DART, BRUCE EATON, MICHAEL EXNER, DENNIS FOWLKES, DAVID GEBERT, DAVID CAMERA SHY SENIORS GOLTSCHER, STACY KRIEG, SCOTT PHILLIPS, DWIGHT GRUPP, DEB LANTER, JEFF ROBINSON, EMMITT HAWKINS, LINDA LOPEZ, DAVE ROSS, TAMMY HEMSOTH, SCOTT MACKIN, JAMES SANDERS, RICHARD HEVEL, RICK MALINE, DAVID SHELL, JAMES HOLCOMB, DENISE MARTIN, BESSIE VINING, DAVE HOUK, APRIL MC GOWN, KATHLEEN WALKER, JUDY HUFF, PATRICK MILDRED, DAVID WELLS, DANNY KARN, DAVID MORGAN, JOHN WIBEL, SCOTT KENT, CHRIS PARKE, GREG WILKERSON, BRIAN KING, OLDEN PASKE, EDWARD WILLIAMS, MIKE Seniors-155 Yesterday the search for dreams Today the birth of dreams Tomorrow the promise of dreams to come true 156- Seniors Seniors-157 1-9-7-7 We ' re the class of ' 77 and class we ' ve got Junior year. Yes, what a year! We had some good times. Nothing but fun, fun, fun. Right? Wrong. There were a lot more fun times than borin g ones, yet there were more to it than just that. Think of all the time-consuming ac- tivities that so many of us were in- volved in. From the athletes to the sw- ing choir, everyone spent a good part of his year doing something constructive. The outcome? Fantastic. Proof? Well, if you remember the fall play, the spring musical, the large turnout at the Homecoming game and dance, and the junior-senior prom, you ' ll be con- vinced. That ' s not to mention some of our outstanding athletes, (In track alone there was Jimmy Stewart, Kevin Brown and Dave Barngrover to just mention a few.) Yes Juniors, you ' ve proved yourselves to be nothing but a success. Sure we had plenty of hard times, but weren ' t they worth it? Who remembers the hard times? What everyone remembers is the great party that was so much fun, or the football game we just barely won. Juniors, you ' ve got class. CLOCKWISE: TOP LEFT: The junior class of- ficers. Diane Smith - Vice-President; Kim Saska - President; Marian Chmel - Secretary; Dick Ramsbottom - Treasurer. Junior, Rex Connolley at one of the pep sessions. Alison Walters smiles at the cameraman. Lisa Martin. 158-Juniors Abraham, Rodney Aderholt. Gloria Albert, Edward Alderfer, Janet Aldridge, Janice Allendorph, Lewis Anders, Janice Anderson, Tommy Ankenbruck, Judith Applegate, Karen Arington, Nadine Armijo, Susan Armstrong, Shelly Arnold, Sherry Arora, Anita Ausdren. Richard Baker, Charlotte Bandor, Catherine Bark ley, Kimberly Barr, Cheryl Barta, Brent Bassett, James Bates, Kyle Bax, Constance Beachem, Tornette Beck, Sandra Becraft, Richard Bell, Steven Bengel, Terri Bennett, Paul Berggoetz, Brenda Beuchot, Edward Biddle, Amy Billingsley, Bridget Billingsley, Christine Binkley, David Blackford, Gregory Blair. Tina Bogel, Steven Bohde, Kevin Bojrab, Debra Bokern, Janet Bonnice, Donald Boseker, Warren Bouillon, Lee Boutall, Jeffery Bovio, Samuel Bowers, Brian Bowman, Brian Boyd, Ellen Boyer, Lori Boykin, Michelle Bradley, Mark Bratton, Tommy Brazier, John Brock, Teresa ' Juniors-159 Bromelmeier, Lisa Brown, Donnell Browning, Kelly Brownlee, Kochelle Broxon, Catherine Bruce, Arthur Budzon, Daniel Burkhead, Kent Burnett, Delisa Burns, Geoffrey Burns, Linda Burroughs. Rebecca Burton, Paula Buzzard, Jeffery Carmack, Sandra Carpenter, Lori Carpenter, Rebecca Carruthers, Susan Carteaux, Pamela Carter, C. Carter, Jacqueline Carter, Kerry Carter, William Carter, Janet Charles, Christine Chen, Michael Chester, Robert Chmel, Marian Christ, Melinda Church, Susan Clausman, Douglas Clinkenbeard, Cherylee Cochran, Debra Colglazier, Ann Connelly, Keith ABOVE: Brad Snowball gets some quick studying done before class begins. RIGHT: Dave Arnold and Beth Koester appear to be interested in a class lecture. 160-Juniors Connelly, Rex Conner, Brian Connett, Laura Connors, James Cook. Richard Coplen, Douglas Corazzi. Linda Cramer, Tamara Cravens, Lee Crews, Marjory Crilly, B Crowell, James Croy, Robin Cullerworth, Tina Dague, Thomas David, Susan Davis, Bridget Davis, Joanne Davis, Mona Davis, Raymond DeBrosse, David Derrick, Patricia Devito, Cynthia Dewolfe, Terri Diller, Laurie Diprimio, Peter Dirig, Tamirah Diskey, Jay Dixon, Fayrene Dodane, Tari Dolezal, Mark Dolk, Mary Donelson, Ann Dowell. Brigette Drew, Janet v class. LEFT: Kincsem Phillips and senior, Geoff Velpel. What a couple! ABOVE: Sue Wightman is disturbed by the cameraman during English Juniors-161 Drew, Scott Dunning, Dorothy Durland, William Ebel, Susan Ecclestone, Jane Edwards, Deborah Effrein, Edwin Ehrman, Cheryl Erickson, Jeffery Evans, Colleen Faux, Chris Fick, Steven Firth, Susan Fischer, Barry Fogel, Daniel Fohrer, Jon Follis. Brian Ford, Jerry Fosnaugh, Susan Foster, Keith Fowler, Brian Fox, Kim Foy, William Franks, Benny Freeland, Wanda Freund, Debra Fulk, Ed Funk, Pamela Fullemann, Marianne Garris, Sheryl Garvin, Jennifer Gary J. Gaston, Deloars Gehman, Jon Gerig, Dawn Getzin, Scott Gill, Bradley Gill, David Gilliom, Todd Ginder, Duane Gloman, David Glover, Margaret Gochenour, Jane Gong, Jeffrey Gramling, Jack Graves, Cynthia Green, Jan Green, Lonnie Grime, Cheryl Griswold, George Grotti, Sherill Guerrero, Luis Guhse, David Gunder, C. Gutermuth, Cindi Guthrie, Barbara 162-Juniors TOP: The Junior Class stands up for the class roll call atone of the mighty panther pep sessions. LEFT: Junior, Lisa Turner, waits patiently in the media center to check out a book of interest. ABOVE: Thanks to our careful and undisruptive cameraman, we can see Paul Bennett doing something constructive, taking a test in the hall. Juniors- 163 ABOVE: Happy, go-lucky Ellen Sherwood. RIGHT: Tim Whitt and Tom Bratton show they ' re really brothers. FAR RIGHT: Fred Underwood models one of his many suits for the photographer between classes. Guttmacher, Jeffery Haggard, Carlton Hagler, Lydia Hall, Catherine Hall, Peggy Hankel, Bryan Hardy, Vernon Harvey, Harry Hawthorne. Cathy Heineman, Thomas Hemsoth, Gary Hemsoth, Mark Heribacka, Ross Herring, Sam Heston, Douglas Hewes, Bruce Hickman, Elizabeth Hicks, Marcia Higi, Jennifer Higi, Julia Hill, Wayne Hines, Richard Hinsey, Edward Hoagburg, Kim Hodges, Cynthia Hoffman, Bill Holderman, Deborah Hollenberg, Cynthia 164-Juniors ■Br % K ' n b M5 J f .W- l v ' « FAR LEFT: Mike Mover, member of the varsity basketball team, walks across the gym for one of the basketball pep sessions. LEFT: George Collins looks serious for the cameraman. ABOVE: Kippy Glover. Holloway, Cynthia Holly. Douglas Hoot, Christopher Houser, Tina Hudson, Thomas Huff, Scott Huffman, Sara Hull. Kurtis Hurley, Mary- Irving, Timothy Jackson, Cynthia Jackson, Oster Jackson, Thomas Jauregui, Joe Jedinak, Terri Jennings, David Jerep, Debbie Johnson, Alice Johnson, Jamie Johnson. Jeffery Jones. Donald Jones, Scott Jontz, Julie Juarez. Nancy Kapp, Julie Katsis, Maria Kearby, Timothy Kelley, Timothy Juniors- 165 Kent, Diane Kerr. Karen Kettlekamp. Karen Kidd, Marcia Kile, Brian King, Lowell King, Phelcia King, Wesley Kiser, Cynthia Kisler. Scott Klee, Kevin Klindworth, Kav Klingler, Linda Klug, Margaret Knoll, Lois Knox, Brenda Knox, Laura Koester, Beth Kohn, Patrick Koontz, Kimberly Koorsen, Patricia Koppin, Vivian Korn, Dennis Kory. Scott Kromenacker, Timothy Kumler, Jane Langley, Ronald Lauer, Rosemary Lausen, Marcia Lawrence, Randal Lawson. William Leatherman, Randall Lee, Jay Lee, Patricia Lefever, David Lehman, Ray Leitzman, Beth LeMasters, John Lewis, Thomas Linden, Mark Livingston, D vid 166-Juniors a • A w n. C. «. ? . 1 ABOVE: Juniors, Connie McBride, Brenda McBride and Susan Armijo do a little paper work for the secretaries as office workers. BELOW: Junior, Jan Green, stops to chat with Ken Parks before going on to her next class. ' w ' ' ' ffimmmm Livingston, Donald Lopez. Irene Lopez, Norma Lothamer, Gordon Lucas, Michael Lugiewicz, Catherine Lyles, Oscar Macer, Deanne Maier, Eric Mann. David Mares, Michael Martin, Jeanette Martin, Kay Martin, Samuel Martin, Shelia Mayers, Daniel McKee, Julie McBride. Connie McClain, Steven McClendon, Aletha McGown, Ivy Mertz, Scott Mickelini, James Mickelini, Jeffery Mickelini, John Miers, Marshall Miller. Harry Miller, Karen Miller, Larry Miller, Laura Miller, Robert Miller, Yolanda Millrany, Brenda Mitchell, Chris Mitchell, Roger Moore, Gary Moore, Joseph Moore, Raymond m ., I Juniors-167 Morgan, Patricia Morimanno, Paul Morrison, Dennis Morrison, Jon Moss, Kent Moss, Parker Moulin, Terrence Mover, Mikel Mueller, Debra Muelle r. Michael Munson, Sandra Neidrauer, Calvin Nelson, Sandra Nesbit, Julianne Neuenschwande, Diane Niblick, Jeffrey Nix, Randy Norman, Shawn Nycum, Julie O ' Neil, Marie Orr, Julie Ostman, Jayne Parham, Catherine Patterson, Natasha Patty, Mark Pearson, Theresa Penrod, Lori Peralta, Ernest Peters, Andrew Pettibone, William Pfeiffer, Michael Phillips, Kincsem Phillips, Terrance Phillips, Thomas Piekarski, Bruce Pinkerton, Timothy Poffenberger, David Polston, Robert Postel, Timothy Potosky, Lynn Pratt, Michael Price, Scott Priddy, Mark Przeniczny, Richard Pyle, Mark Rabaduex, Daniel Ramsbottom, Dick Reed, Kathy Renner, David Revert, Cameron Reynal, Timothy Reynolds, Debra Rice, Jeffrey Richman, Curtis Richter, Mark Rigby, Linda 168-Juniors Rumschlag, John Sasko, Kimberly Scare, Rebecca Schatko, Martin Schenkel, Daniel Scherer, Edward Scherer, Suzanne Schwaberon, Gail Scott, Tracy Sebenoler, Lynn Seddon, Carol Shade, Anita Shaleen, William Sherry, Carol Sherwood, Ellen Shideler, David Shipman, Suzanne Shoppell, Kevin Sive, Gregory Slen, Erik Smith, Cheryl Juniors-169 Not Pictured: Ausderan, Lisa Beaty, Barbara Boger, Diane Bonney, Sue Brandenburg, Dennis Bratcher, Cynthia Brown, Michael Cable, Edward Chandler, Scott Compton, Venesta Corwin, Benny Cramar, Edsall Dabler, Gregory Davis, Kathy Didion, Duane Smith, Pamela Smith, Raymond Snowball, Bradley Snyder, Timothy Somers, Steven Southerland, Rickey Span, Gwenna Spring, Crystal Stache, Melissa Staley, Mark Stedman, Martha Stewart, Jimmy Stoker, Linda Stoller, Tamara Stone, Jeff Stonebarger, Janis Strother, Randell Stuck, James Stump, Andrew Sunderland, Jeff Sunderman, Sandra Swain, Lynne Swain, Gayle Tallman, Janet Teel, Barbara Tennis, Clarence Thomas, Charles Thomas, Dean Thomas, Kevin Thompson, Allen Thompson, Dennis Thorns, David Tomlinson, Judy Treen, Patricia Treu, Timothy Tschappai, Monty Turner, Karen Turner, M. Tuxhorn, Kimberly Ulery, Helen Ulmer, Thomas Van Anda, Steven Drew, Willie Duff, Tim Gordon, Linda Gray, Rickie Gula, Suzanne Hall, Kent Hightire, Willie Jones, Christine Ketzenberger, William Kleinrichert, Joseph Lothamer, Zachery Manning, Sidney Marbut, Scott Marlowe, Earl Mitchell, Edgar Moore, Tamela Mullins, Robert Niswonger, Rhonda Orr, Julie Perkins, Gary Pickering, Michael Plotts, Sally Roberts, Jerri Roukas, Jim Schrader, Loraine Scott, Donald Shippy, Vince Smith, Michael Stapleton, Dennis Turner, Britton Turner, Lisa Underwood, Frederick Walsh, Deborah Watson, Jeffery Wiegmann, Shirley Williams, Donald Witta, Linda 170-Juniors Vincent, Elizabeth Viterisi, John Voirol. Terry Volmerding, Steven Voorhees, Mark Walters, Allison Want, .Jay Warr, Christopher Warrick, John Weaver, Doc Weaver, Klaus Weber, Jim Weber, Patricia Weemes, Frank Welch, Frederick Whaley, Tracy Wharton, Richard Whelc hel, Merrilee White, Gary White, James Whiteleather, Scott Whitt, Tim Wight, Glenn Williams, Cynthia Williams, Julia Williams, Tammi Wilson, Mike Winter, Constance Wightman, Sue Wittekind, Mark Wolff, Berdadette Woodard, Dave Woods, Larry Woods, Melvin Woolems, Susan Wormcastle, Rebecca Wray, Patricia Wright. Jesse Wuest, John Wulfsberg, Rolf Wunderlich, Patti York, Jeffrey Young, Linsella Zauner, Jonathan Zimmerman, Kirk Zimmerman. Lee Zwierko, Thomas Fetters, Cliff Vetter, Don LEFT: Wanda Freeland. ABOVE: Laurie Miller. Juniors-171 Sophomores unite into the class of 1978 i jp jp We, the sophomore class, have ex- perienced many happenings this year. These events have worked together to make us the class we are today. We came to Snider in September divided by junior highs. Lane and Blackhawk. We faced the frustrations of being in a new school, not knowing the people in our classes, and getting lost in the crowded halls. We felt lost and alone during the cold, chaotic passing periods. Sometimes it seemed that there were no friendly faces in the halls or classrooms. The junior class planned a sophomore mixer to help us get ac- quainted with each other. The dance was a great success; many new friends were made. Through this and other events, we made new friends and ac- quaintances with the other members of our class. As the year continued, we became accustomed to Snider and each other. Now we belong to the school and the other members of our class. All the ex- periences of the year have worked together to unite us into the class of 1978. TOP: Sophomore class officers: Lorrie Courtney (Treasurer), Carrie Kile (Vice-President). Kim Clark (Secretary), not shown Brenda McBride (President). ABOVE: Dave Bastian speaks to his class. RIGHT: Lauren Gottieb and Sharon Jenkins decide what to have for lunch. 172-Sophomores Adams, Regina Alexander, Loutonia Allen, Kim Anderson, Cyndi Anderson, Dave Anderson. Diane Anderson, Jan Anderson, Prince Angel. Bonny Ankenbruck. Paula Armstrong, Dagne Arnold, Dan Arnold, Halline Baeske. Glennda Baker. Beth Baker. Daniel Banshack, Laurie Baringer. Teresa Barr. T. Barrone. Denise Barrone. Diane Bastian, David Baxter, Nancy Beachum, Karen Beaman, Mike Beck. Cheryl Beeler. R. Beights, Jennifer Bell, Christopher Bennett, Doug Benya, Julie Bertz. Chris Bewley, Susan Bixler, Martha Bledsoe, Jacqulyn Bloemker, Eric Board. Shelby Bodie, Matt Boitet, Tammy Bolton. Matthew Bone. Kathy Bonnice, Lisa Bordner. Kevin Borland, John Bosanquet, Derek Bowers. Mitch Boxberger, Drew- Boyd, Maudie Boyer, Janell Boyle, Jan Boylen, Dave Bracht, Dave Brames, Scott Bramley, Beverly Bravo, John Bridges, Larry Brinker, Scott Brown. Owen Brown. Kathy Brown. Lisa Brown, Lynda Brudi. Sue Bruggner. Frank Bulen, Jerry Bullock. Charles Burkhard, Ed Burnett. Debbie Bussick, Bill Buxton. Cynthia Byrd, Tom Campos, Raul Campos, Roy Capps, Angie Caprio. Gerry Carlson, Jan Carlson, Karen Carnes, Marsha Carney, Penny Carpenter, Jim Carpenter, Rita Carteaux. Dave Carvey, Cindy Cavanugh, Jim Centlivre, Chris Chandler. Darcy Chandler, Lawrence Chandler, Michael Chaney, Gareld Chen, Timothy Church, Randy Cisney, Scott Clark. Kim Clark, Sue Clawson, Greg Cochren, Dave Colglazier, Phil Collins, George Collins, Valarie Colvin, Lori Combs, Randy Congdon, Steve Connors, Cathi Cook, Jenny Cook, Tina Cooper, Olive Copeland, Arnetia Courtney, Lorri Cowles, Mike Crawford, Carmen Creigh, Jim Crews, Janette Crews, Marjory Cruze, Jane Cunningham, Bill Cunningham, Bruce Cureton, Deb Davis, Kelly Davis, Kenneth Davis, Mattie Davis, Reba J. Davis, Susan Davis, Vivian DeBrosse, Katie DeCamp, Jon Derrick, Juanita Detwiler, Janet DeVito, Kathv DeVore, Rob DeWolfe, Tim Dillon, Andy DiPrimio, Sam Divelbiss, Tom Dixon, John Donohoe, Pat Dormire, Joe 174-Sophomores Dowell. Judith Drake, Laurel Dumoulin, Don Dunning, Diane Dunning, Veronica Durham, Lyn Dykstra, Christine Ealing, Karen Eby, Laura Echlin, Judi Edmonds, Anne Edwards, Dianna Edwards, Mark Edwards, Monique Eicher, Terri Eisenmann, BiL Ellett, Tony Ensley, Rick Ervin, Dan Erwin, Kevin Evans, Dan Evans, Kathy Fair, Anne Farnham, Kim Fick, Paul Fitch, Jim Flaugh, Pam Florin, Karen Flowers, Greg Folken, Susan Foust, Jon Fowler, Jodi Fowler, Lori Francis, Jill Freeman, Bobby Friedrich, Ken Frisbie, Bill Fuller, Linda Furry, Jill Galligan, Kathy Gant. Dotty Garcia. Almando Gecowets, Andy Sophomores-175 Geiger, Jeff Geiselman, Garry George, Kelly George, Sue Gerwig, Bill Getzin, Eric Gibbons, Lorie Gill, Nelson Glaspie, Rickey Gochenour, Doug Gonzalez, Jose Gonzalez, Vivian Goode, Craig Goodman, Chris Goodson, Debbie Goss, Karen Gohlieb, Lauren Gottlieb, Pam Granev, Tom Gray, E. Joseph Gray, Milton Green, John Greene, Michael Greer, Keith Griebel, Dave Grimes, Greg 176-Sophomores Grosjean, Rick Grotti, Carl Gruber, Matt Guenin, Mike Haggenjos, Steve Hagler, John Hagler. Loretta Hall. Matthew Haller, Ann Hamer, Krista Hamilton, Tim Hannigan, Brian Happel, Sue Harper, Mary Helen Harper, Robert Harlan, Ron Harris, Tim Haskell, Darryl Hause, Debby Haycox, Amy Haynes, Laura Heemstra, Tom Hegerfeld, April Helberg, Diane Hiatt, Julie Hill, Tim %£ Sophomores-177 Hilton, Kevin Hoagburg. Steve Hoehn, Michael Hoffmann, Denny Hoffman, Jeff Hoffman, Jeff Hogue. Sammuel Hollenberg, Bill Hollingsworth, Janet Holy, Dave Hoover, Rhonda Hornak, Dan Hudecki, Mark Hughes, Carl Hughes, James Hughes, Janette Humbert, Lee Humbert, Tim Humphrey. Julie Hunter, Jack Hutson, Leonard Hyndman, Rhonda Jackson, Bobby Jackson, Carl James, Teresa Jauregui, Anna Jedinak, Tami Jeffrey, Richard Jenkins, Sharon Johnsen, Crystal Johnson, T.J. Johnston, Mike Jones, Julie Jones, Linda Jones, Randv Jordan, Carolyn Kapp, John Kellev, Dan Kelly, Charles Kempf, James Kerekes, Karen Kerr, Barbara Ketner, Brian Kettelkamp, Julie Kiefer, Karen Kile, Carrie King, Andrae 178-Sophomores King, Susan King, Vanessa Kiracofe, Steve f Kisler, Gordon Klingler, Eric Knight, Ranch- Knight, Russell Knight, William Knott, Tammy Kohn. Paul Koontz. Brian Korn, Jill mm, ABOVE: Lois Walker rummages through her purse to find that very important note she just wrote. Korn, Karen Korn, Katherine Krinn, Becky Krueger, Fritz Kryder. Chris Kuhn, Jennifer Kurtz, Jack LaFever, Tim Lamb, Janet Lam pel, Jeff Lane, Theresa Langston, Kathy Lanning, Joe Lawson, Chervl Laycock, Carole Leeth, Todd Leimkuehler, Kirk Lemert, Paul Lewis, Cindy Lewis, Jim Linden. Chervl Loney, John Loraine, Neal Lothamer, Jackie Lucterhand. Jean Ludwig, Laura Ludwig, Mark Ludwig, Sue Luebbert, Cindy Luker, Mike Lymon, Beverly Lymon, Wiley Lyons, Lisa Lyons, Teresa Mack, Dave Sophomores-179 Mackin, Richard Mackin. Tom Magee, Jim Mann, Doug Mann, Kris Mareane, Dennis Mares, Anthony Martin, Margaret Mason, Marlene Matter, Dave Maxwell. Joel May, Laura McBride, Brenda McCarthy, Janet McCrary, Ronnie McGaharan, Joan McGaharan, Mike McKee, Rhonda McCall, Patrick McComb, Doug McFadden, Becky McHenney, Mark Mcintosh, Jon McMahan, Andrea Meir, Jim Mejer, Dan Mendel, Janet Mercer, Barbara Merriweather, Datrich Meriwether, Tyrone Meyers, Rick Miller, Dan Miller, Miller, Miller. Miller, Miller, Mondt, Moore, Moore, Dianna Linda Lowell Mary Ron Julie Ann Connie Moore, Kirk Moreno, Rachael Morgan, Dan Morrical, Stanley Moyer, Jan Mueler, Natalie Mueller, Sue Mulpagano, Marianna Munro, Brent Murray, F. Musser, Sue Myers, Chris Nank, Lisa Nash, Dave Neely, Craig Neighbors, Lisa Newport, Kevin Ney, Ken Nitsch, Kathy Norris, Jodie Norton, Cathi Noyes, Tim Oberlin, Karen Owen, Jim Owen, Lisa Owens, Lorena Paige, Edward Palmer, Chris Papier, Bruce Park, Scott Parks, Teresa Parrish, Linda 180-Sophomores Pearson, A. Pearson, Tony Pearson, Winston Peggins, Quincy Peralta, Libby Perrey, Juliann Peterschmidt, Andy Pfeiifer, Laura Phillips, Lisa Pikel, Dan Pittenger, Valory Pitzen, Judy Pitzen, Thomas Plesniak, Joe Poore, Kim Pratt, Cynthia Priddy, Lynn Rahrer, Mark Reading, Julie Reeves, Nancy Reich, Michael Rencher, Beverly Renno, Brad Rhodes. Ronald Rian, Cheri Rice, Pam Richards, Ken Roach, Dave Robinson. Anthony Robinson, Denise Robinson, Ronnie Roebel, Sally Rogers, Diane Rogers, Mike Rogers, Pamela Rolet, H. Roller, Brian Rosa, Zoe Rose. Karen Roth, Bruce RucKman, Lynn Rumschlag, Bill Rybolt, Mike Rye, Steve Sadler, Jill Salin, Sherri Samuel, Mike Sasko, George Satterthwaite. Cullen Scare, Eugene Scheie. B. Schenkel, Scott Schlichtenmyer, Ed Schoeff, Jill Schroder, Carolyn Schultz, Mary Scott, Sharon Shade, Greg Shade, Sherrie Shadle, Vera Shannon, Joe Sharpe, Jeff Shearer, Jim Shideler, Dan Shoda, Stephen Shomo, Lynn Shoppell, Scott Sides, Mary Simmons, Kennaird Sive, Kathy Sive, Michelle Slen, Peter Sophomores-181 Slick, Sally Sliger, Cyndi Smaistrla, John Smith, Brad Smith, Carl Smith, Laurie Smith, Randy- Smith, Steve Snodgrass, Sue Snyder, Chris Snyder, Kevin Snyder, Lisa Snyder, Tammy Songer, Tina Sorg, Tony Spann, Lorna Speed, Ken Stanger, Allison Stapleton, Marilyn Steele, Rocky Steinbacher, Dawn Steller, Tnm Stewart, Dan Stoiber, Eric Stout, Clayton Struble, Joni Stump, Dan Suggs, Mike Sutton, Debbie Swanson, Dave Swopshire, Tammie Tarpey, Kelly Taylor, Mike Taylor, Nancy Taylor, Rich Taylor, Tammy Teegarden, Matt Thomas, Ben Thomas, Debbie Thomas, Leroy Thomas, Sherry Thomas. Shirley Thompson, Alvin Thompson, Lorraine Titus, Brian Torrez, Julian Townsend, Carlos Tribbett, Tim Tupper. Cheryl Turner, Debra Turner, Jeff Turner, Lisa Turner, Shirley Turpchinoff, Dave Ulmer, Dave Updike, Amy VanCleave, Mark Verduce, Laurie Vernasco, Ron Vian, Trina Vincent, Scott Walker, Lois Wallace, Beth Ward, Dave Warrick, David Watson, Craig Watson, Toni Weaver, Jill Weiler, Steve Welch, Sharon Wells, Renea Weltner, Lori 182-Sophomores Westerhausen, Mark White, Jeffery White. Linda White, Pam Wibel, Dennis Wiedenhoeft, Tanya Wiggins, Dave Wightman, Debbie Wilcott, Paula Williams, Denyse Williams, Jerry Williams, Lori Williams, Torri Willoughby. Lisse Wilson, Alicia Wilson. Roland Winner, Jill Wise, Valerie Witsaman, Lvnda Witt, Jeff Witta, Steve Witwer, Kay Wolanskv, Paula Wolf, Nancv Wolff. Kathy Woodard, Mike Woodmansee, Sheri Woods, Carl Woods. Delane Workman, Richard Wright, Annette Wright, Jeannie Wulfsberg, Carolyn Wulliman, Lori Wunderlich, Cathy Yawn, Angela Yockey, Cindy Young, Terry Zartman, Rhonda Zirzow, Lory Abels, Glenn 131.126 Abraham. Rodney 105.159 Adair. Kathleen 16,22,104,106,131 Adams. Anthony 183 Adams, Clayton 131 Adams. Reanna 131 Adams. Regina 175 Aderholt, Gloria 16.159 Albert. Edward 59 Albert, Michael 131 Albertson. Linda 159 Alderfer, Janet 159 Aldndge, Janice 94.159 Alexander. Loutonia 173 Allen, David 131 Allendorph. Lewis 159 Allen, Kim 173 Amos. Sandy 131.136 Amsden, Jacquelin 131 Anderson. Carolyn 131 Anderson. Charles 183 Anderson, Cynthia 107.173 Anderson, David 173 Anderson. Diane 122.173 Anders, Janice 159 Anderson, Jams 107,173 Anderson. John 108.118.131 Anderson. Nancy 131 Anderson, Rosco 173 Anderson, Sarah 131 Anderson, Theda 131 Anderson, Tommy 159 Andeloff, Deborah 94,131 Angel. Bonny 77.116.173 Ankenbruck. Judith 159 Ankenbruck, Paula 173 Applegate. Karen 159 Arington, Nadine 120.159 Armijo, Susan 116,159.167 Armstrong. Dagney 173 Armstrong, Shelly 159 Arnold, Daniel 107.173 Arnold, Dave 160 Arnold. Halline 94.122.173 Arnold, Sherry 159 Arora, Anita i5. 16. 25. 104. 106.159 Ashby, Jeanne 131 Ausderon. Lisa 159 Ausdran. Richard 159 B Babcock, Jean 131 Baeske, Glennda 115.122.173 Bade. Juana 131 Baker Charlotte 159 Baker. Daniel 107.115.173 Baker, Elizabeth 173 Baker, Ralph 118,126,131 Bandor. Catherine 159 Bansback, Laura 173 Barch, Daniel 131 Bannger, Treasa 173 Barkley, Kimberly 93.120.159 Barnes, Lisa 131 Barnes, Susan 131 Barngrover, David 131 Barr. Cheryl 102,157 Barrone, Diane 173 Barr, Thomas 173 Barta, Brent 159 Bassett. James 159 Bastian. David 172.173 Bates, Kyle Bates, Sally 183 Bax. Constance 77,98.112.159 Beachem. Tornette 159 Beachum. Karen 173 Beaman. Cathy 131 Beaman, Forest 131 Beaman, Michael 173 Beaty. Barbara 159 Beck, Cheryl 107.173 Beck, Sandra 122,159 Beck, Treasa 131 Beckman, Dean 131 Becraft. Richard 159 Beeler, R. 173 Beights, Jennifer 173 Belcher, Lillian 131 Belcher, Stacy 131 Bellaire. Lvnette 132 Bell, Christoph 173 Bellio, George 132 Bell, Jeffrey 133 Bell, Kathenne 120,131 Bellows, Loney 183 Bellows. Sandra 132 Bell. Steven 71.159 Bengel. Tami 132 Bengel. Terri 159 Bennett. Donna 119,132 Bennett. Douglas 173 Bennett. Paul 159 Benning. Robert 183 Benya. Julie 173 Berggoetz. Brenda 122.159 Berggoetz. Paul 132 Berghoff, Marv 132 Bergoch. Nancy 19,102.132 Berles. Angela 132 Bertz. Christoph 173 Bertz. Holly 132 Beuchot, Edward 16,159 Bewley. Sara 132 Bewley, Susan 173 Biddle, Amy 159 Billingsley. Bridget 159 Billingsley, Christine 159 Billingsley, Curtis Binkley. Daniel 132 Binkley, David 120.159 Bixler, Martha 173 Blackford, Gregory 159 Blackford. Pamela 102.133 Blair, Tina 159 Bledsoe, Jacqulvn 173 Blevins, Moses Bloemker. Eric 173 Bloemker. Karen 119,133 Bloom, Jennifer 133 Board. Shelby 73.173 Bodie, Matthew 173 Bogel. Elizabeth 121,133 Bogel. Steven 16.106,159 Buger, Diane 159 Bnhde, Kevin 159 Boitet, Tamara 173 Bojrab, Debra 106,159 Bokern. Janet 16,119.159 Bolden. Glenda 183 Bollman. Rick 133 Bolton, Matthew 173 Bone. Kathy 173 Bonney. Sue 159 Bonnice, Donald 159 Bonnice, Elizabeth 173 Bookmiller, Richard 133 Bookout, Julie 133 Bordner, Kevin 173 Borland. John 58.173 Borland. Sharon 112,113,133 Bosanquet. Derek 173 Boseker, Lisa 120 Boseker, Warren 159 Bouillon, Anne 133 Bouillon, Lee 126.159 Boulall, Jeffrey 159 Bovio. Sameul 111,159 Bowers, Brian 71,159 Bowers. John 173 Bowman. Brian 159 Bowman. Sue 159 Boxberger. Drew 58.173 Boyd. Ellen 159 Boyd, Maudie 173 Boyer, Janell 173 Boyer, Jerry 133 Boyer, Lori 93,111,118,159 Boykin, Michelle 67,106.126.159 Boyle, Janet 173 Boylen. David 173 Bracht, David 173 Bradley, Mark 118,159 Brake. Laura 16.22,23,92,104.106.133 Brames. Scott 173 Bramley, Beverly 173 Bramley, Robert 73 Brandenhurg, Dennis 159 Brandt, David 133 Bratcher. Cynthia 133 Bratcher, Jim Bratton, Terry Bratton, Tommy 159 Bravo, John 173 Brazier. Donald 134 Brazier, John 159 Breeden, David Bremer, Michael Bridges. Larry 71.173 Bridges. William 71 Bnnker, Linda 121,134 Brinker. Scott 74,173 Brockman. Michael 159 Bramelmeier, Lisa 5,16.160 Brown, Dean 134 Brown. Gwendolyn 173 Browning, Kelly 94,160 Brown, Kathy 94,173 Brown, Kevin 73 Brown, Lisa 173 Brown, Lynda 77,173 Brown, Michael 160 Brown. Shirley 134 Brown, William 134 Bniwnlee, Katheryn 134 Broxon. Catherine 122,160 Bruce, Arthur 160 Brudi. Susan 173 Bruggner, Frank 173 Bruggner. George 134 Brunke. Cns 134 Bryan, David 16,22.104.106.112.132,134 Budzon. Daniel 160 Bulen, Jerrv 173 Bullock, Charles 173 Burkhard, Wendy 120,134 Burkhead, Kent 160 Burleson, Charlene Burnett. Delisa 106.160 Burns, Cheryl 134 Burns. Linda 160 Burns, Timothy 134 Burridge Richard 134 Burroughs. Rebecca 160 Bussick. William 173 Buuck. Brenda 121.127,134 Buxton. Cynthia 76.173 Buzzard. Jeffrey 160 Byers. Jack 134 Cable. Edward 160 Campbell. Brent 134 Campos, Raul 173 Campos. Roy 173 Capps. Angel 174 Caprio, G 174 Carlson. Debra 110.134 Carlson. Jan 174 Carlson, Karen 174 Carlton. Richard Carmaek. Sandra 160 Carnes, Marsha 67,107,174 Carney, Penny 174 Carpenler, James 17 Carpenler, Rebecca 160 Carruthers, Susan 160 Carteaux. David 174 Carteaux, Pamela 160 Carteaux, Paul 134 Carter, Callie 134 Carter, Jacquelin 160 Carter. Kerry 16.104.106.116.160 Carter, William 106,160 Carvey, Cindy 67.174 Castetter, Denise 134 Cater. Janet 160 Cavanaugh, James 96.107.174 Centlivre. Christoph 174 Chandler. Darcel 174 Chandler, Delores 134 Chandler, Lawrence 174 Chandler, Michael 174 Chandler. Scott 160 Chaney. Gerald 174 Chapman. Fooyd 134 Chapman. Joann 135 Charles. Christine 160 Chen, Michael 160 Chen. Timothy 174 Chester. Donald 135 Chester. Robert 160 Chmel, Marian 16.106.160 Christ. Melinda 76,160 Christ, Robert 135 Churchill, Kathleen 135 Church, Rande 174 Church, Susan 160 Cisney, Scott 174 Clancy. Pamela Clark. Kimberly 19,172,174 Clark. Susan 174 Clausman, Douglas 126 Clausman, Gary 135 Clawson. Diana Clawson. Gregory Clinkenbeard, Cherylee 125,160 Coburn. Julia 135 Cochran, Debra 160 Cochran, David Cochren. David 119,174 Cochren, Paula 135 Colbns. George 164 Colglazier. Ann 76,160 Colglazier, Phillip 16.103,107.174 Colglazier, Renee 135 Collin s. George 174 Collins. Terry 135 Collins. Valane 174 Colvim, Guy 135 Combs, Darlene 135 Combs, Randy 174 Compton. Venesta 160 Congdon. Steven 174 Connelly, Jerry 160 Connelly, Rex 71.126.161 Conner. Brian 161 Conners. Cathryn 77,107,174 Connett, Laura 126.161 Connors, James 126,161 Cook, Maureen 93,135 Cook, Jennifer 111,174 Cook. Richard 105.161 Cook, Tina 174 Cooper. Oliver 174 Copeland, Arnetia 174 Coplen, Douglas 161 Corah, Joseph 135 Cornelissen, James 135 Corazzi, Linda 25,161 Corwin, Benny 161 Courtney. Lorri 172.174 Courtney. William 45.135 Cowles, Michael 174 Craft, Teresa 121,135 Cramar. Edsall 161 Cramer. James 135 Cramer, Tamara 102,161 Cravens, Lee 161 Crawford, Carmen 174 Crawford, Galen Creigh, James 174 Crews. Jackie Crews. Janette 107.174 Crews, Marjory 174 Cmwell. James 161 Croy. Joanne 121,135 Crov. Robin 161 Crull. Kelle 135 Cruze, Jane 177 Cullerworth, Tina 161 Cunningham. Bill 74.174 Cunningham. Bruce 94.174 Cunningham. Donald 135 Cunningham. Michael 73,135 Cureton, Debra 174 Curi. Guilherme D Dabler, Gregory 161 Daggett. David 183 Dague. Thomas 161 Dalrvmple, Kathleen 183 Darl, Bruce David, Susan 94,161 Davis, Angela 135 Davis, Gridget 161 Davis, Jeffrey 126.135 Davis. Joanne 161 Davis. Kathy 161 Davis. Kelly 174 Davis, Kenneth 174 Davis, Mattie 174 Davis, Raymond 161 Davis. Reba 174 Davis. Scott 19,135 Davis, Shari 155 Davis. Susan 174 Davis, Vickie Davis, Vivian 174 Dean. Jeffrey 136 Deaton. Michael 135 Debolt. Arlene 161 Debose. Tony 126,136 DeBrosse. David 161 DeBrosse. Katharine 174 DeBruler, Duane 21,94.95,101.136 Decamp, Job 174 Dehaven. Matthew 15,16,136,142 Decker. Jeffrey 161 Dehr, Daniel 100.136 Deist. David Deprimo, Peter 70,71,126,161 Depnmo. Sameul 174 Derrick, Juanita 107,174 Derrick. Patricia 161 Detwiler. Janet 125,174 Devito. Cynthia 2,16,104,161 Devito, Kathleen 107,174 Devore, Amy 136 Devore, Robert 58,174 Dewolfe. Terri 102.161 Dewolfe. Timothy 174 Dickey, Patricia 161 Dick. Susan 16.22.92.104.106,136 Dickmeyer. Sara 94,103,136 Dickson, Brian 136 Didion, Duane 161 Dietz. Douglas 126.136 Diller. Laurie 161.172 Dillon, Anthony 174 Dirig. Tamirah 161 Diskey, Jay 161 Divelbiss. Thomas 174 Dixon, Fayrene 161 Dixon. Morristen 137 Dodane, Dawn 137 Dodane. Theresa 76.120.124,126.127.161 Dolezal, Mark 126.161 Dolk, Mary 161 Donaldson. Laura 37.94.124,127 Donelson, Ann 161 Donahoe, Michael 137 Donohoe, Patrick 174 Dormire, Jeff 4,137 Dormire, Joseph 174 Dosen, Michael 137 Douglass, Barbara 67,126,137 Dowell, Brigette 161 Dowell, Judith 4,175 Drake, Laurel 98.111,175 Drees, Amy 183 Drew, Janet 120,161 Drew, Melvin 183 Drew. Rebecca 137 Drew, Scott 162 Drew, Willie Duff, Tim Dumoulin, Don 175 Dunning, Diane 107,175 Dunning, Dorothy 162 Durham, Lynn 175 Durham, Michael 71,137 Durland, William 98,162 Dykstra, Christine 175 E Ealing. Karen 175 Ealing, Steve 137 Easlman, David 137.149 Eaton, Michael 184-Index Ebbs. Suzanne 137 Ebel. Richard 137 Ebel. Susan 106,162 Eby, Laura 103,112.175 Ecclestone. Jane 162 Echlin, Judi 67.175 Edmonds, Anne 175 Edwards. Deborah 16,22,104.107,111.162 Edwards. Dianna 107.115,119.175 Edwards, Mark 74,175 Edwards, Monique 16,104.107.116,175 Effrein, Edwin 162 Ehrman. Cheryl 162 Eieher. Teresa 175 Eichler. Debra 137 Eichler. Waller 137 Eichollz. Kirk 137 Eisenmann. Bill 75,115,175 Ellett, Anthony 175 Ellelt. Jean 101.137 Ellinwood, Steven 71,137 Ellison, Timothv 38.137 English, Barrv 183 Ensley. Ricky 175 Epple, Timothy Erdman. Kevin 183 Erickson. Jeffery 71.126,162 Ervin. Daniel Ervin. Diane 137 Erwin, Kevin 22,107.175 Evans. Coleen 162 P vans. Daniel 175 Evans, Katherine 175 Exner, Dennis F Fair. Ann 45.107.175 Farnham, Kimberlee 175 Faux. Cris 111.162 Feichter, Kay 137 Fennell. Edmond 71,137 Fenton. Linda 137 Fetters. Clifford 126 Fick. Paul 175 Fick. Steven 162 Firth, Susan 111,162 Fischer, Barry 162 Fisher. Denise 16.94,95,137 Fishering. Ellen Fisher. Janet 138 Fisher, Mark 138 Fitch. James 79.175 Flaugh. Pamela 175 Fleecer, Elizabeth 138,121 Florin. Karen 175 Flowers, Gregory 105.175 Fogel. Daniel 162 Fohrer. Jon 126.162 Folken, Susan 175 Folks, Kenneth 111,138 Follid, Eillism Follis. Brian 162 Foote. Julie 112,138 Ford. Alan 38,119.138 Ford, Jerry 162 Fosnaugh, Susan 97,162 Foster, Keith 162 Foust. John 175 Foust. Joni 138 Fowler, Brian 72,119,162 Fowler. Jodi 77.175 Fowler. Kim 16.138 Fowler, Lori 175 Fowler, Michael 138 Fowlkes, David Fox, Kim 162 Foy, William 74.162 Francis, Jill 175 Franks. Benny 162 Freed. Debra 183 Freeland. Wanda 118,162 Freese, Kim 106.138 Freund. Debra 97,162 Frisbie. William 175 Frissell, Janice 138.149 Frushour, Laurel 16,41,138 Fry, Richard 138 Fulk, Ed 162 Fullemann. Marianne 162 Fuller, Linda 175 Funk, Pamela 162 Furry, Denise Furry, Jill 175 G Gaff, Yvette 16,92,106,138.154 Galligan, Kathleen 175 Galligan, Teresa 112,130,138 Gant. Catherine 138,150 Gant, Dorothy 175 Garcia, Armando 175 Garcia, Dianni 138 Gardiner, Amita 138 Garman, Edgar 113 Garris. Sheryl 162 Garvin. Jennifer 106.162 Gaston. Deloars 162 Gates. Michelle 138 Gebert, David Gecowets, Andrew 74,175 Gehma.n, -Jon 162 Geiselman, Garry 176 George. Kelly 126,176 George. Susan 94,176 Gephart. Lynne 138 Gerig. Dawn 106.162 Geroff, Rosemary 138 Gerwig. William 110,176 Getzin. Eric 176 Getzin, Scott 51.105,162 Gibbons. Lorie 176 Gibson, Joseph 138 Gibson, Karen 139 Gilbert. Kimberly Gill, Bradlev 162 Gill, David 106,114,115,119,162 Gill. Nelson 176 Gilliom, Todd 162 Cinder, Duane 16,22.162 Ginther, Mike 139 Glaspie, Ricky 176 Glassley. Karen 139 Glassley, Nancy 183 Gloman. David 162 Glover. Margaret 162,165 Gochenour, Douglas 176 GochenQur, Jane 162 Goltscher, Stacy Gong, Jeffery 162 Gonzalez, Jose 116,176 Gonzalez, Vivian 176 Goode, Craig 176 Goode, Steve 126,139 Goodman, Christopher 176 Goodson, Deborah 176 Goon, Duane 139 Gordon. Linda Goss, Karen 67,176 Gottfried, Daniel 139 Gottfried. Laura 102,106,139 Gottlieb, Pamela 176 Gottlieb, Stephen 139 Graham, Kathryn 77,139 Gramling, Jack 162 Groves. Cynthia 97,162 Gray, Joseph 176 Gray. Milton 176 Gray. Rickie 106 Green, Gregory 139 Green, Jon 94 162.167 Green, John 176 Green, Lonnie 67,162 Green. Lynette 139 Greene. Michael 176 Greer. Keith 176 Gregory. Mac 139 Gnebel, David 176 Griffin, Joseph 139 Grillo, Cynthia 139 Grime, Cheryl 162 Grimes, Gregory 176 Grotti, Carl 177 Grotti, Sherril 162 Gruber, John 139 Gruber. Matthew 177 Grupp. Deborah Grupp, Gregory 163 Guenin, Michael 177 Guerrero, Luis 162 Guhse, David 162 Gula, Suzanne Gunder. Curtis 139 Gutermuth. Cindi 94,95,97,162 Guthrie, Barbara 102,103.162 Guttmacher, Jeffery 164 Gwaltney, Nancy 139 H Haggard. Carlton 4,164 Haggenjos, Stephen 71.177 Hagler, John 177 Hagler, Lydia 164 Hagler. Loretta 177 Hall. Catherine 118.164 Hall. Julia 139 Hall. Kent Hall. Mark 100,139.154 Hall. Matthew 177 Hall. Peggy 164 Haller. Ann 177 Hamer. Harriet 16,99.104.106.139 Hamer. Krista 16,107.115,177 Hamilton. Michael 139 Hamilton, Timothy 177 Hamric. Darlene 107,139 Hamric, James 120,139 Hankel. Bryan 164 Hannigan. Brian 177 Happel, Suzanne 101,102.177 Hardy. Glenard 183 Hardy, Vernon 164 Harlan. Ronald 177 Harper. Andrew 140 Harper. Mary 18,114,115.177 Harper. Robert 177 Harris. Timothy 177 Harvey. Harry 164 Haskell. Darryl 177 Hause. Deborah 177 Hawk, Susan 1411 Hawkins. Linda Hawthorne. Cathy 164 Haycox. Amy 177 Hay. Judy 77,121,140 Haynes, Laura 177 Hearn, Jeffrey 140 Hearon, Patti 19.67,140 Heath, Kristi 25,140 Hedges. Diana 106.140 Heemstra. Thomas 177 Hegerfeld, April 94. HIS. 177 Heiniman. Thomas 93,98,115.119,164 Helherg, Diana 177 Hemmer, Gregory 126,140 Hemmer. Jeffrey 71.126,140,149 Hemsoth. Gary 2,164 Hemsoth, Mark 164 Hemsoth. Scott Henseh. Melissa 140 Heribacka, Ross 164 Herring, Samuel 164 Herron, Steven 183 Heston, Douglas 4,164 Heston, Scott 140 Hetrick. Bruce 14,16.22.92,94,99.104,106, 140 Hevel, Rick Hewes, Bruce 164 Heyman, Nancy 106,140 Hiatt. Julie 177 Hicks, Marcia 164 Hides, Marquita 183 Hickman. Elizabeth 164 Hightire, Rene 183 Hightire, Willie Higi. Jennifer 164 Higi. Jerry 121.140 Higi. Julia 164 Hill. Cynthia 140 Hill. Timothy 16,107,177 Hilton, Kevin 178 Hilton. Shawn 140 Hill, Wayne 164 Himes, Nancy 183 Hines, Richard 93.164 Hinsey. Edward 164 Hnagburg. 164 Hoagburg, Steve 178 Hodges. Cynthia 164 Hoehn. Michael 178 Hoehn. Steve 140 Hoffman, Bill 2.164 Hoffman, Denny 71.178 Hoffman. Jeffery 74.178 Hogue, Samuel 178 Holcomb, Denise Holderman, Deborah 164 Hollenberg, Cynthia 16.102,106,164 Hollenherg, Eugene 16,94.111,140 Hnllenberg. William 16.105.111,178 Hollingsworth, Janet 67,178 Hnlloway. Cynthia 107.165 Holly, Douglas 165 Holly, Harlen 140 Holodick. Susan 140 Holv. Claudia 16,22.106.140,150 Holy. David 178 Hoot. Christopher 165 Hoover, Rhonda 178 Hornak. Daniel 178 Hornak. Julie 140 Houk, April Hudecki. Mark 178 Hudson, Thomas 2,165 Huffman, Sara 119,165 Huff. Patrick Huff. Scott 165 Hughes. Carl 178 Hughes, James 178 Hughes, Janette 178 Hughes, Larry 73,140 Hughes, Lisa 140 Hull, Kurtis 119.165 Humbert. Lee 178 Humbert, Timothy 178 Humphrey, Julie 178 Hunnicutt. Patricia 120.141 Hunter. Jack 178 Hurley. Mary 165 Huston, Denise 141 Huston, Sandra 141 Huston. Leonard 178 Hyndman, Rhonda 76.103,178 Irving. Timothy 165 Jackson. Bobby 178 Jackson. Carl 178 Jackson. Cynthia 67.68.126.165 Jackson, Jay 3,141 Jackson, Jennifer 141 Jackson, Oster 165 Jackson. Thomas 165 James, Treasa I7M Jaurequi. Anne I7M Jaurequi, Joseph 5,183 Jedmak. Tami 178 Jedinak, Tern 165 Jeffrey, Richard 178 Jenkins. Sharon 107.178 Jockel. Karen 121.141 Johnson, Alice 16.94,165 Johnson. Amy 141 Johnson. Christine 178 Johnson. Jamie 165 Johnson. Jeffery 58.74.126.165 Johnson. Kevin 141 Johnson, Peggv 141 Johnson, Terry 178 Johnson. Tim 141 Johnston, Michael 178 Jones. Brenda 141 Jones, Christine 165 Jones. Cynthia 183 Jones. Donald 165 Jones. Julie 178 Jones, Linda 178 Jones, Marlin 178 Jones. Scott 165 Jonlz. Janet 171 •lonlz, Julie 25.105.165 Jordan, Carolyn 178 Juarez, Nancv 165 K Kapp. John 178 Kapp. Juhe 165 Karn. David Katsis. Maria 116.165 Kearny. Timothy 165 Keesler. Pamela 16.141 Keisler. Christopher 141 Kelley. Daniel 178 Kelley, Timothy 165 Kelly. Charles 74,178 Kempf, James 178 Kennelly. Kathleen 99.130,141 Kent, Christine Kent. Diane 166 Kerekes, Karen 107.178 Kerekes, Susan 106,121.122,141 Kerr. Barbara 107.174 Kerr. Karen 166 Ketner. Brian 178 Ketner. Elaine 111,141 Ketllekamp, Julie 76.103.178 Kettlekamp. Karen 76.166 Kettlekamp, Linda 75.76,141 Ketzenberger. William Kidd, Marcia 106.120,166 Kiefer, Karen 178 Kile. Brian 21,166 Kile. Carrie 92,172,178 King. Emily 2.16.23,92.104,106,141 King. Lowell 166 King. Olden King, Phelicia 16.66.106 King. Susan 5,16.179 King. Vanessa 69.107,179 King, Wesley 166 Kiracofe. Cynthia 74.126,179 Kiser, Cynthia 67,69.77,126.166 Kisler. Gordon 74.179 Kisler, Scott 166 Klee, Kevin 105,111.166 Kleinrichert, Denise 141 Kleinrichert. Stephen 183 Klejnot, Jndy 141 Klindworth. Kay 3.166 Klinger. Eric 179 Klinger. Linda 166 Klug. Margaret 166 Knight, Randall 179 Knight. Russell 179 Knight. William 179 Knoll. Lois 166 Knopp. Lisa 141 Knott. Tamara 179 Knox. Brenda 166 Knox, Laura 166 Koester, Beth 160,166 Kohn. Patrick 73. 119.166 Kohn. Paul 179 Koontz, Brian 179 Koontz. Kimberly 166 Koorsen. Janet 92.94.106,113.141 Koorsen. Patti 166 Koorsen. Paula 112.115.119.141 Koppin. Vivian 166 Korn. Dennis 166 Knrn, Jill 179 Korn. Karen 179 Korn. Scott 142 Kory. Gregory 166 Krinn. Rebecca 107.179 Kowalske. Rick 106.142 Krieg. Scott 3 Kromenacker, Timothy 166 Krueger. Frederick 179 Krull. Kelli 76.94.103.118,142 Kryder, Christopher 179 Kumler. Jane 166 Kurtz, Juanza 179 Index-185 La fever. Timothy 179 Lamb. Janet 179 Lamley, Marilyn 142 Lampel. Jeffery 58,179 Lane. Debra 142 Lane. Theresa 179 Laney, Diane 142 Langdon, Jane 142 Langley. Ronald 166 Langston, Kathleen 179 Lanie, Julie 102.106.142 Lanning, Joe 179 Lanning, Julie 142 Lanter. Jeffrey 142 Lanter. Martin 22.183 Lanmore, Patrice 142 Laurer. Resemary 107.166 Lausen. Marcia 166 Lawrence, Randal 166 Lawson. Cheryl 76.103.179 Lawson, William 166 Laycock. Carole 179 Laycock, Katherme 142 Leatherman, Randall 166 Leatherman, Shern 121,143 Lee. Jay 166 Lee. Patricia 166 Lee, Steven 143 Leeth, Jeffery Leeth. Todd 116,179 Lefever, David 166 Lehman, Ray 166 Leitzman, Beth 111.166 Leitzman. Carolyn 143 Lemasters. John 166 Lemert, Paul 179 Lemert, Susan 143 Leonard, Daniel 143 Lewis. Cecilia Lewis. Cynthia 179 Lewis, James 111,179 Lewis, Laurie 143 Lewis, Thomas 166 Lindahl. Norman 96,143 Linden. Cheryl 179 Linden. Mark 119,166 Livingston. David 166 Livingston, Donald 167 Loehr. Mehnda 143 Logan. John 133.143 Loney, John 179 Lopez. David Lopez. Irene 167 Lopez, Norma 167 Loraine, Neal 179 Lothamer. Gordon 167 Lothamer, Jacquelin 179 Lothamer. Zachery 179 Lovan, Tamara 143 Lucas, Michael 111.167 Lucterhand. Jean 179 Ludwig, Mark 179 Ludwig, Laura 179 Ludwig, Mark 179 Ludwig, Michael 93,96,143 Ludwig. Sue 77,99,179 Luebbert, Christine 76,126,144 Luebbert. Cynthia 76.103,125,179 Lugiewicz, Catherine 167 Luker. Michael 179 Lundy. Joyce 144 Lutes. Bettina 144 Lyle. George 144 Lymon. Beverly 107,179 Lymon, Gail 144 Lymon. Wiley 179 Lyons. Teresa 179 Lyons. William 144 M Macer, Deanne 167 Mack, David 179 Mack, Michael 144 Mackin, James Mackin, Mary Mackin. Richard 180 Mackin. Thomas 180 Magee. James 94,95,111,180 Mair. Eric 167 Main, Jill 144 Malnne, Kevin Mangold, Dan 144 Mann, David 167 Mann, Douglas 180 Manning, Patricia 144 Manning. Saddle 144 Manning, Sidney Mansfield, Debra 183 Marbut. Scott Mareane. Dennis 180 Mares. Anthony 167 Mares. Michael 167 Marlowe, Earl Marlowe, Velda 144 Marsh. Gregory 144 Martin, Bessie Martin, Deborah 180 Martin, Fredrich 175 Martin, Gwendolyn 144 Martin, Jeanette 167 Martin, Kay 167 Martin. Margaret 180 Martin, Ollie 144 Martin. Reman 175 Martin, Samuel 105.106.167 Martin. Shelia 167 Marvo, Sandra 144 Mason. Marlene 180 Matter, Dave 180 Maxwell. Christine 16,106.144 Maxwell, Connie 144 Maxwell, Joel 180 May. Laura 77,180 Mayers. Daniel 167 McBnde. Brenda 180 McBnde. Connie 16.19.106,115,167 McBnde. Kimberly 106,144 McCall. Rick 180 McCall, Susan 144 McCarthy, Janet 180 McClain. Steven 167 McClendon, Aletha 167 McComb, Douglas 180 McComb, Seiger 176 McCrary. Ronnie 74,180 McDaniel, Tan 144 McDonough, Brian 145 McDougall, Rhonda 77.126. 145 McFadden. Beverly 102.145 McFadden, Rebecca 180 McGaharan, Joan 180 McGaharan, Michael 180 McGown. Kathleen McHenney, Mark 180 Mcintosh, Jon 180 Mcintosh. Linda 145 McKee. Julie 167 McKee. Rhonda 180 MrKinney. Robert 145 McLeaster, Kevin 145 McMahan, Andrea 77,180 McPherson. Judy 144 Meeks. Kevin 145 Meir. James 180 Mejer. Daniel Mendel. Janet 94,105.111,180 Mendel. Robert 105,111.145.151 Mercer. Barbera 180 Meriwether, Tyrone 74,180 Merkel. Gregory 4.105,111,145 Merrmeather. Datnch 180 Mernweather. Regina 145 Mertz, Scott 167 Meyer. Beth 120,145 Meyers, Rick 180 Mickelini, James 167 Mickelini. Jeffrey 167 Mickelini. John 167 Mickelini. Joseph Miers. Marshall 167 Mildred, David Miller, Daniel 71.180 Miller. Dianna 180 Miller, Earl 73,126,145 Miller, Harry 167 Miller, Karen 167 Milter, Larry 167 Miller, Laura 167 Miller, Linda 21,76.103,180 Miller, Lowel 180 Miller. Mary 180 Miller. Patricia 145 Miller, Robert 167 Miller, Ronald 180 Miller, Yolanda 167 Millranv, Brenda 167 Mitchell. Chris 73,167 Mitchell. Edgar Mitchell. Roger 167 Mondt, Julie 180 Mondt, Michael 145 Monroe, Michael 145 Moore. Ann 180 Mnore. Cameron Moore, Constance 180 Moore, Gary Moore, Joseph 167 Moore, Kimberly Moore, Kirk 180 Moore, Raymond Moore, Tamela Moore, Thereasa 183 Moorman, Stephanie 145 Moreno, Rachel 180 Morgan, Barbara Morgan, Daniel 180 Morgan, John 120.145 Morgan. Patricia 168 Morimanno. Paul 168 Morris, Paul 145 Morncal, Stanley 180 Morrison, Dennis 168 Morrison. Jon Moss. Kent 168 Moss, Parker 71.126.168 Moulin. Terrence Mover. Jan 125.180 Mover. Mikel 73.165.168 Mueller. Debra 168 Mueller, Michael 168 Mueller, Natalie 180 Mueller, Suzanne 180 Mulhns. Robert 168 Munro. Brent 71,180 Monro. Michael 58.145 Munsnn, Sandra 168 Murdoch. Laura 25.41,67.77.126.145.151 Murphy. Mark 106,119,143,145 Murry, F Musser, Susan 180 Myers, Christine 180 Myers, Marlene 122,145 N Nank. Lisa 180 Nash. David 180 Neely. Craig 71.180 Neidrauer, Calvin 168 Neighbors. Lisa 180 Nelson, Beth 145 Nelson. Sandra 77.93.168 Nesbit, Julianne 71,168 Neuenshwonde, Diane 94 Newport, Kevin 180 Nev, Kenneth 180 Niblick, Jeffrey 168 Niswonger, Rhonda Nitsch, Kathleen 180 Nix. Randy 168 Nord, Nancy 110.146 Norman, Darryl 146 Norman. Shawn 106.120.168 Norris. Jodie 180 Norton, Catherine 180 Noyes, Timothy 180 Nucci, James 146 Nutt, Deborah 77,111,146 Nycum. Julie 102.122.168 o Oberlin. Karen 180 Oberlin, Linda 121,146 Obrian, Kevin 146 Oneil, Marie 168 Ontiveros. Mark 120,146 Orban, Donald 92.110,146 Orr. Jerry 146 Orr, Juhe 120,168 Osbnrn. Steven 146 Ostman, Jayne 107,115,168 Outlaw, Emily 183 Owen, James 58.183 Owen, Jeffrey 146 Owens, David 183 Owens, Lorena 180 Paige, Edward 74,180 Palm, Gail Palmer, Christopher 180 Papier, Bruce 180 Parham. Annie Parham, Catherine 168 Park, James Park. Kenneth 100,105.146 Park, Robert 180 Parke, Greg Parks. Jeff 146 Parks. Teresa 180 Pamin. Diann 121,146- Parnin. Kenneth 183 Parrish, Debra 146 Parrish, Linda 180 Paske. David 183 Paske, Edward Pate. Janet 146 Patel. Walter Patrick. David 183 Patterson. Natasha 168 Patty. Mark 74,168 Payton, Danny 183 Payton, Michael 146 Pearson, Theresa 168 Pearson. Tony 71,181 Pearson, Winston 181 Peaster. Dave 146 Peggins, Quincy 181 Peggins. Vickie Penron. Lori 168 Peralta. Ernest 168 Peralta. Libby 181 Peralta. Mary Perez, Ann 18,3 Perez, Judy 183 Perkins. Gary Perrey, Juliann 181 Peters, Andrew 168 Peters. Fredus 146 Peterschmidt, Andrew 181 Pettibone. William 126,168 Pettie, Twymon Pfeiffer, Laura 181 Pfeiffer. Michael 79.126,168 Phillips, Dwight Phillips, Kincesm 76,103,161,168 Phillips. LeAnn 146 Phillips. Lisa 76.181 Phillips. Mary 146 Phillips. Thomas 168 Pickering. Michael 168 Pickarski. Bruce 168 Pikel, Daniel 71.181 Pikel. Kathleen 146 Pinkerton. Timothy 168 Pit. Thomas 181 Pittenger, Valory 181 Pitzen, Judy 181 Plesniak, Joseph 181 Plotts, Sally 168 Plotts, Sue 146 Poffenberger, David 120.168 Poffenberger, Mary 183 Pollard. Daroll 147 Polston. Robert 16.19.168 Poore. Kimberly 116.181 Postel, Devin 58.59.103,118,147 Postel, Timothy 119,168 Potosky. Lynn 168 Potosky, Stephen Pratt, Michael 168 Price. Scott 168 Priddy. Lynn 93.181 Priddy, Mark 168 Pruett. Candy 183 Przenuzny. Deborah 147 Przenicznv. Richard 71,120.168 Pyle. Mark 168 uick. Steve 147 Q R Rabaduer. Dame] 168 Rahrer, Mark 71,181 Ramsbottom, Richard 58,168 Randolph, Darrell 147 Reading. Julie 181 Reed, Alan 120.147 Reed. Kathy 168 Reed, Thomas 147 Reed, Timothy 147 Reeder, Debra 120,147 Reeves. Nancy 107 Rehder. John Rencher, Beverly 181 Renner, David 168 Renno, Bradley 181 Revert. Cameron 120.168 Reynal. James 100,147 Reynal, Timothy 99.168 Reynolds, Connie 147 Reynolds. Debra 97.168 Rhoades. Rebecca 92.147 Rhodes, Ronald Rian. Cheryl 181 Rice, Jeffery 168 Rice, Pamela 181 Richardson. James 73,126.147 Richman, Curtis 168 Richter, Mark 168 Rigby, Linda 168 Rigsbv, Pamela 102.168 Rinker. Alice 121.122,147 Rinker. Michael 169 Ritenour. David 147 Roach, David Roberts. Deborah Roberts, Jerri 169 Robinson. Anthony 181 Robinson. Emmitt 70.71 Robinson, Karen 147 Robinson, Olivia Robinson, Patricia 147 Robinson. Ronald 181 Robinson. Veronica 169 Roe. Kevin 106,169 Roebel, Michael 147 Roebel. Sally 181 Rogers, Bradley 147 Rogers. Diane 181 Rogers, Kathryn Rogers, Michael 181 Rogers, Pamela 181 Rogers, Paula Rogers, Sally Roland, Kenneth Rolland. Larry 98,147 Roller. Brian 181 Rosa. Zoe 181 Rose. Karen 181 Ross. Lawrence 169 Ross, Tammy Roth. Bruce 181 Roth, Judy 147 Rothgeb. Richard 147 Roukas. Jim 169 Rowan. Tracy 120.169 Ruckman. Lynn 16.102.181 Rumschlog, John 112,115,169 Rumschlog, William 181 Runger, Dawn 16,22,104,106,133,147 Rybolt. Michael 181 Rye, Steven 181 186-Index s Saaf, Rachelle 148 Salin, Sherri 77.112,181 Salter. Dennis 148 Salter. Kevin 183 Sample, Daniel 21.71,103.148 Samuel. Michael 181 Sanders. Richard Sanders. Ronald 143 Sasko, Kimberly 18.169 Satterthwaite, Cullen 110.181 Satterthwaite. Robin 110 Scare. Bradley Scare, Eugene 181 Scare. Rebecca 169 Schannen. Julie 77.147 Scharnnghausen, Edward 126.148 Schatko. Martin 169 Schenkel, Daniel 169 Schenkel, Ellen 25.94,148 Schenkel, Judith 148,194 Schenkel, Scott 181 Scherer. Edward 169 Scherer. Suzanne 107.169 Schertz. Annette 76.124,126,127,148,175 Schibley. Omar Schlamersdorf, Margaret 42.148 Schlichtenmve. Edward 105.181 Schoeff, Jill 181 Schoeff. Kelly 148 Schoeff. Susan 111,148 Schoeneman, Linda 148 Scholz. Mark 148 Schrader. Carolyn 181 Schrader, Loraine 169 Schuckel, Marianne 45,119,148 Schultz, Mary 94.125,181 Scofield, Timothy 148 Scott. Donald 169 Scott. Michele 105,148 Scott. Sharon 181 Scott. Tracy 169 Scully. Stephen 105.148 Sebenoler. Lynn 76.126,169 Sebenoter, Michael 148 Seddon, Carol 169 Senter, Beverly 148 Seybolt, David 94.100,105.148 Shade, Anita 169 Shade, Grey 181 Shade, Sherrie 125,181 Shadle. Vera 181 Shaleen. William 169 Shannon, Joseph 181 Shays, Michail 183 Shays. Tim 183 Sharpe. Jeffrey 181 Shaw. Dale 148 Shearer, Bruce 149 Shearer. Gregory 149 Shearer, James 181 Sheldon. Terry 54.149 Shell. James Shepard. Maralice 149 Sherry, Carol 93. 169 Sherwood. Ellen 16.99.164,169 Shedeler. Daniel 181 Shidler, David 169 Shipman, Janet 120.149 Shipman. Suzanne 170 Shippy. Vince 170 Shoaff. Tammy 149 Shoda. Stephen 115.181 Shomo. Lori 121.149 Shomo, Lynn 181 Shoppell. Kevin 126,170 Shoppell. Scott 181 Short, Kerrwin 126,136.149 Sides. Mary 181 Siebold. Lisa 120,149 Simmons, Kennaird 181 Sive, Gregory 170 Sive. Kathleen 181 Sive, Michelle 181 Skidmore, William Slater, Sonja 149 Slen. Erik 170 Slen. Peter 107.112,181 Slick, Sarah 107,112,182 Sliger, Cynthia 182 Smaistrala, John 182 Smith. Carl 182 Smith. Cheryl 170 Smith. Diane 101,102.170 Smith. Laurie 182 Smith, Margaret 77.94,112,120 Smith, Mark 73,149 Smith. Michael 170 Smith. Nancy 149 Smith. Pamela 102.170 Smith. Randall 182 Smith. Randall 182 Smith, Raymond 170 Smith, Ricky 150 Smith. Sharan Smith, Stephen 182 Snodgrass, Susan 182 Snowball. Bradley 58.126.160.170 Snyder. Christopher 182 Snyder, Elizabeth 182 Snyder. Tammy 182 Snyder, Timothy 170 Somers, Steven 170 Songer, Tina 182 Sorg. Anthony 182 Southerland, Ricky 170 Span. Grenna 170 Span, Lorna 182 Span, Marilyn 150 Spence. Richard 136,150 Spring. Crystal 16,106.170 Stache, Melissa 170 Staley, Mark 170 Stanger. Allison 182 Stapels, Craig 183 Stapels, Terri Stapleton. Dennis 170 Stapleton, Larry Stapleton, Marilvn 107.182 Stauffer. Lisa 77,112,130.133,150 Stedman, Martha 67.170 Steele. Rocky 182 Stein, Douglas 126,136.150 Steinbacher. Dawn 182 Steller, Gregory 136,150 Steller, Thomas 182 Stetzel. Mark 58,59,150 Stewart. Daniel 182 Stewart. Jimmy 170 Stier. Dewavne 150 Stillwell, Greg 150 Stoker, Linda 170 Stoker. Richard 151 Stoller. Tamara 67,170 Stonebarger, Hanis 16,71,170 Strauss, Carol 36.151 Stuck, James 170 Stump, Andrew 170 Stump. Richard 16.104,151 Suggs. Michael 182 Sunderland, Jeff 170 Sunderman, Randall 151 Sunderman. Sandra 170 Susdorf. Joan 133,151 Sutton, Deboral 107,182 Swaim, Lynn 170 Swain, Gayle 170 Swansnn, David 182 Swansnn. Kathryn 151 Sweet, Julie 149.151 Swopshire. Derrick Swopshire, Tammie 182 Tallman, Janet 107,170 Tarpey. Kelley 112,182 Taylor, Linda 151 Taylor. Tammy 182 Taylor. Tammy 151 Tchobanian, Maria 120,151 Teegarden, Matthew 126,182 Teel, Barbara 106,170 Tennis, Clarence 115.170 Terrell, Ellis 151 Terrell, Joe 152 ■Thoma, Mark 16.94.95.99.133,152 Thomas. Bernard 182 Thomas, Charles 170 Thomas, Dean 170 Thomas, Deborah 182 Thomas. Kevin 170 Thomas. Kimberle 152 Thomas, Leroy 182 Thomas. Sherry 182 Thomas, Shirley 107,182 Thompson, Allen 170 Thompson, Alvin 182 Thompson, Deanna 152 Thompson, Dennis 170 Thompson, Lorraine 67,182 Thorns. David 170 Thrasher. Calvin 152 Tieman. Garv 152 Titus. Brian 58,182 Todd, Rebecca 152 Tolson, Joanne 183 Tomlinson, Robin 152 Tnrrez, Eugene Torrez. Julian 182 Towles, Stacy 45,94,130,152 Townsend, Carlos 71,182 Treen. Patricia 170 Treu. Timothy 71,170 Tnbbett, Timothy 182 Troup, Jean 118.J52 Trueblood. Diann 152 Tschappat. Monty 170 Tsuleff, Scott 152 Tupper. Cheryl 111,118.182 Tupper. Michael 111,118.152 Turner. Britton 170 Turner, Davie 152 Turner. Jeffrey 95.182 Turner. Karen 170 Turner. Lisa 106,170 Turpchinoff, David 182 Tuxhorn. Kimberly 170 u Ulery. Helen 170 Ulmer. David 182 Ulmer, Thomas 170 Underwood. Frederick 164,170 Updike, Amy 76,116,182 Van Anda, Steven 170 Vancleave. Mark 126,182 Yancleave, Susan 152 VanHnrn, Christine 152 Van Wagner, Tamera 152 Velpel, Geoffrey 152.161 Venderley, Kevin 152 Verduce, Laurie 182 Vernasco, Ronald 126.182 Vernasco. Steven 73.120,152 Vetter, Donald 171 Vian, Tamela 94 Vian, Trina 4.182 Vincent, Elizabeth 76.171 Vincent, Scott 105.182 Vining, Dave Vitensi. John 71.171 Voirol, Terry 171 Volm erdinn, Steven 171 Voorhees, Mark 171 Voorhees, Robert 152 Vorndran. Daniel 152 w Walda, Maxine 171 Walker, Judy Walkerm. Lois 182 Wall. Esther Wallace. Cynthia 153 Wallace. Elizabeth 182 Walls. Jeffrey 120,153 Walsh, Deborah 171 Walter. Yvette 153 Walters. Allison 103.110,118,171 Walters. Gena 120.153 Want. Jay 99.106.171 Ward. David 182 Warr. Christopher 58,112,113.171 Warren, Jerome 183 Warrick, David 5,182 Warrick. John 171 Watson. Craig 182 Watson. Jeffrey 171 Watson. Tonia 182 Watters. Elizabeth 153 Weaver. Jill 67,107.126,169,182 Weaver, Karen 67,75,76,94.103.124,126, 127.132,153 Weaver. Klaus 171 Weaver. Rhonda 171 Weber, Patricia 171 Wedel. Christopher Weemes, Frank 126,171 Weenies. Michael 153 Wehrly. Mitchel 153 Weiler, Steven 182 Weiler. Susan 153 Welch. Becky 102.153 Welch. Carolyn 153 Welch, Frederick 171 Welch. Sharon 102,183 Wells. Danny Wells. Renea 182 Weltner. Lori 182 Westerfield. Mark 94.114,115,143,153 Westerhausen, Mark 94.111,183 Whaley. Tracy 171 Wharton, Richard 171 Whelchel, Merrilee 16,171 Whisler. Alan 58,98.103,153 Whitacre. Beth 153 White. Gary 171 White. James 171 White. Jeffrey 183 White. Linda 183 White. Pamela 183 Whiteleather. Scott 15,16.22,105.106,171 Whitney, Clayton 153 Whitt. Tim 164 Wibel. Dennis 183 Wibel, Scott Wichman. Michelle 153 Wiedenhoeft. Tanya 183 Wiegman, Shirley 171 Weigman. Thomas 153 Wiggins. David 105.183 Wiggins, Kim 153 Wighl. Glen 58,171 Whightmen. Debra 183 Whighlman, Susan 102.161,171 Wiloitt, Paula 183 Wiles. Jeffrey W ' lles. Kimherlv 15,1 Wilkerson. Brian Willeans. Lisa 153 Wilhans. Kimberly 153 Williams. Bruce 171 Williams. Cvnihia 126.171 Williams. Denvse 18.1 Williams, Donald 171 Williams. Gerald 183 Williams. Julia 171 Williams, Karen Williams. Lori 107.183 Williams, Michael Williams, Tami 171 Williams. Torn 183 Willoughby. Lisa 104,107.183 Wilson, Alicia 107.111,183 Wilson. Phillip 171 Wilson. Ronald 183 Windham, Wanda 153 Winkle, Lynn 183 Winner, Jill 183 Winner, Kevin 71,126.153 Winter. Constance 14.16.171 Winters. Thomas 120,154 Wise. Valerie 183 Witcher. Curt 171 Witsaman. Lynda 107.183 Wilt, Jeffrey 115,183 Wilta. Linda 102,171 Witta, Steven 18.3 Witlekind. Mark 171 Witwer. Kay 183 Wolanskv. Paula 183 Wolf, Nancy 183 Wolff. Bernadett 171 Wolff, Kathleen 183 Wolff. Norman 183 Wnlfsheimer, Mark 154 Woodard. David 171 Woodard. Michail 183 Woodmansee, Sheri 183 Woods. Carl 183 Woods. Cynthia 154 Woods, Delane 16.107,183 Woods, Lawrence 171 Woods. Melvin 171 Woods. Michael 73.154 Woolems. Susan 67.68,126.171 Woolf, Carolyn 149.154 Workman. Mark Workman. Richard 183 Wormcastle, Rebecca 171 Wozniak. Theodore 16.22,105.136.154 Wray. David 154 Wray, Patricia 171 Wright. Annette 183 Wright, Betsy 154 Wright, Gregory 79.126,132.154 Wright. Michael 126.155 Wright. Jeannie 183 Wright. Jessie 74,171 Wright, Joseph 155 Wuest. John 96.171 Wulpi. Barbara 97.121,155 Wulfsberg. Carolyn 107.183 Wulfsberg. Rolfe 104,171 Wulliman. Lori 107.183 Wunderlich. Cathy 183 Wunderlich. Patti 115,171 Yawn. Angela 183 Yergens. Richard 155 Yocky. Cindy 112.183 Yoder. Julie 155 York. Jeffrey 171 Young, Janet 124,126,127,155 Young, Terry 183 Zank. Timothy 155 Zarlman, Rhonda 183 Zauner, Jonathan 110.111,118,171 Zawodni, William 171 Zeimet. Mart 155 Zimmerman, Kirk 171 Zimmerman. Lee 106.118,171 Zimmerman. Vicki 124.126.155 Zirzowm. Lory 21.183 Zuber. Cheryl 127,155 Zummer. Janine 155 Zwierko. Thomas 171 Index-187 NELSON smtii m : i I M W« SCfiOOi 1;W l 188-Patrons Thank you Snider Patrons: Mr. Mrs. Joseph Adair Mr. Mrs. Melvin Arnold Bone Personnel Inc. Glenn and Juliana Bordner Thomas D. Foy M.D. Mr. Mrs. Enlo Gaff Mr. Mrs. William L. Gant Mr. Mrs. H. R. Gill Mr. Mrs. E. J. Goode Mr. Mrs. Dean C. Haggard Mr. Mrs. Fred J. Huston Dr. Mrs. Richard L. Jontz Mr. Mrs. David Kiracofe Mr. Mrs. G. H. Knoll Dr. Mrs. John W. Lee Mr. Mrs. Troy M. Lovan Dr. Mrs. Ralph Merkel Mr. Mrs. Lindy G. Moss Marita K. O ' Neil Ms. Judith S. Price Dr. Mrs. Joseph H. Richardson Scharringhausen Family Mr. Mrs. John A. Schenkel Col. Mrs. Oscar E. Schlamersdorf J. T. Smith Dr. Mrs. D. A. Stonebarger Dr. Mrs. Robert J. Voorhees Dr. Mrs. E. G. Whiteleather Barbara Wulpi Patrons-189 Friends who express their thoughts 190-Autographs and ideas make immortal memories Autographs- 191 . ft j i ahl jm uu As I reflect back over the past year, I am filled with mix- ed emotions. I remember the excitement of publishing a yearbook, and the frustration of meeting deadlines. I recall the November election in which our own athletic director was elected mayor, and the day on which President Ford spoke at the Memorial Coliseum. The excitement and the disappointment of the year blended together to give 1975-76 its own special flavor. I have appreciated the opportunity to edit the 1976 Safari. I enjoyed developing the theme; I realized how uni- que the Panthers really are. We truly are a school that shows the spirit of drive and determination of the pioneers. Yvette Gaff Editor-in-Chief Yvette Gaff Editor-in-Chief Emily King Studio Editor Cindy Wallace Studio Editor Yvette Gaff Spotlight Editor Andy Baker Scoreboard Editor Janet Koorsen Specialties Editor Becky Rhodes Specialties Editor Sue Dick Senior Editor Kim Sasko Junior Editor Yvette Gaff Sophomore Editor Janet Young Index Editor Debbie Angeloff Index Editor Laura Brake Business Manager Joan McGaharan Staff Member Sheri Woodmansee Staff Member Matt DeHaven Artwork Emily King Artwork (lettering) Robin Satterthwaite Photographer Don Orban Photographer Mike Williams Photographer Bruce Hetrick Photographer Scott Whiteleather Photographer Eleanor Shaw Advisor III 192-Closing WALSWORTH Marceline, Mo., U.S.A. . « . +y? 3N %54 - ft : - p SOU SNIDER N GH SC Biff W MOOL Hi T $T, y? W V I V II 1 !A X in WALSWORTH tlarctllM. Ma. U.S.A.