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In pre- vious years,Rogers proved its worth in the Great Lakes League by remaining high in the standings, but this year, unseasoned players and unforseen injuries plagued the Rams' first football season in the City League. Coaching Rogers' gridders were Mr. Don Bottles and Mr. Tom Guitteau, led by Mr. Tom Lyons. Cap- tained by Mike Neary, Ed Nowakowski and Rod Al- len, several Rams placed in the city. Mike Neary rated All-City first team and receiv- ed Rogers'most valuable player award. Mike Contra- da and John Szparka placed on the All-City second team. Mike was also honored on the city's scholastic unit. Bill Braithwaite was named the Rams' best lineman. John Szparka attempted a pass reception from Weldon Hollar. Row l: L. Madrykowski, J. Langenderfer, W. Hollor, R. Allen, E. Nowakowski, M. Neary, M. Contrada, M. Jaquay, R. Nadolny, A. Skolmowski, D. White, D. Anderson. Row 2: Coach May, Coach Bottles, J. Coykendall ,T. Kulczak, J. Lowry, B. Braithwaite, C. Howes, J. Szparka, J. Maior, D. Knepper, F. Sturniolo, Coach Guitteau. Row 3: J. Morris, M. Herman, J. Beaudry, M. Dion, J. Foltz, C. Controda, J. Holmes, J. Stough, D. DePros- 16 :il determination and effort failed to wi pero, J. Churchill, T. Wright, P. Kozy,J. Herbert, B. Schmakel, G. Wilcox. Row 4: Hea Coach Lyons, R. Riley, K. Martin, J. Wright, G. Lemle, R. Watson, J. Zacharias, J. Teha G. Epperson, D. Caywood, C. Stevers, Coach Vitale. Not pictured: D. Dennis, B. Har kopt. las l3ootung another one for Rogers was Rod Allen Bowsher defense penetrated Rogers' line cmd surrounded Ram ball corner .llm Foltz declslve vlctorles In the city league race Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers 1967 GRID SCORES Fremont Ross Libbey Sylvania DeViIbiss Mocomber Bowsher Central Cuyahoga Falls Scott V ,V .. O l l EW ', gs, ' Beginning to raise spirit and enthusiasm at a pre game pep assembly were the Rogers reserve cheerleaders. I , . . . ml sophomores dedication and cooperation ii Dole Epperson tries to tree himself of a Central opponent. Dennis Krecioch prepares to throw a block for hcllfback Greg Puhy. 18 ! 'i T5 w li B. Kutz, D. Frazier, B. Lee, J. Bucher,G. Puhy, J. Jordan, D. Epperson, T. Gern- Clure. Not pictured: K. Allen, R. Allen, J. Bedal, J. Gill,J. Gregory, J. Hood, B. Lud- user, P. Raye, T. Baumberger. Row 2: R. Osgood, M. Danko, J. Swan, L. Sutkus, C. wikowski, G. Lemle, J. Marsh, R. Puls. rnachione, G. Turski, R. Szymaniak, D. Krecioch, G. Drzewiecki, D. Gundy, J. Mc- abbed second place honors in the red division Practicing calisthenics with the rsity members as a new strategy ocedure during the summer months ork-out sessions was the Rogers re- rve football team. Despite the prominence of ob- ously tougher City League opponents, e iunior varsity kept up its previous ce by placing second in the CL. Coached by Mr. Gary May and r. Jim Vitale, the squad fought for a 3-l record in the red division. gers gers gers gers gers gers gers gers RESERVE SCORES O Whitmer 6 l6 Sylvania O 6 Woodward 20 20 Scott 6 O Macomber l6 36 Bowsher O 6 Central 6 28 DeVilbiss 6 Offensive gridmen Jim Jordan and Randy Allen welcome a pep talk on the Ram sideline l9 f . i G Q i'Y! 1, A ,. Both squads performed to the strains of the Alma Mater. Z --' ,fquf-H ,2 2' k .X W ? Leaping Russian split style, the varsity squad aroused student s when the atmosphere changed from joy to despai XXXX Q' Y' Drenched by rain, cheerleaders supported the football hoop 20 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Roxanne Osgood, Sue Meyer, Jackie Gibson, Ginger Burget, Jan Lange and Captain Syd Sutkus. Drenched by rain, cheerleaders supported the football hoop . nxru- 'nl g Z' ffl! J f' I To cheer on players, to spend hours de- corating the halls and to perfect numerous routines were among the duties ot Rogers cheerleaders. These girls, selected the preceeding spring, must have constant spirit and effec- tive leadership qualities. A high grade aver- age and attendence at practice sessions are also mandatory. Miss Marcia Kramp advised the varsity and reserve squads in their activities. he cheerleaders pushed on with encouragement l 1 ,mtv RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Kathy Holton, Captain .Ian Kuehnle,Jan Gibson, .lan Harder, Jeannie Pio- Pleased by the crowd, Jan Harder flashes her thanks. 21 gal winter sports fan J . ,-' V I. l K-L , S 51. . N .,,, ,V A Qin 5M 'BI 'gs -gg ' ' I ., wc? iz , il A, ' ' ff 1 . 1. 1:3 L X- , ff I Y- .fin iii . . J: ' vi ' A ' .. tl I Iw- A , ,gf , Q, -4 I 5 5 F - 4 4 ,, sg lark S . '44 s .1 QQ 1 I . , . .- I sn . , N I 5 ' '11 Q .0 - A, Ln, N -'P' 4 W ' g 'Y - A, ,.1, x ,,,,,, - .r V . 1 ef 5. llalff After starting the season' with wins dominating, the Rams faltered and didn't regain their sharp, smooth style until tournaments demanded it. As a unit, they worked well with alertness, speed and exertion. In league play, the determined roundballers finished fourth in the red division and sprang back in tournaments to slash rivals Sylvania 60-33 and Scott 68-60 before bow- ing to Libbey 56-50, for a repeat loss, in the sectional AA class finals. Spending long after school work-out hours with the varsity squad was Coach Will Collins, who stressed the boys' game eligibility on sport knowledge and team co- operation. The top seven regulars for the court action were se- niors, Roger Keys, Dave Vogelpohl, Rod Allen, Butch Hart- kopt, Mike Allison and sophomore Will Brown. Placing in the City Leagues final point averages were Vogelpohl in the top ten with l4 points and Keys compiling i2 points. alanced by close defeats rounded out the season i' -.FFA Mason, S. Brady, R. Allen. F 5 .. 1 - ' .f Q ' H L--L e - e -,.. Head Coach Will Collins and Reserve Coach Tom Guitteau. Standing: B. Hortkopt, D. Vorderburg, B. Butcher, B. Lloyd, R. Keys,W. Brown, D. Vogelpohl, M. Allison, K. Martin 25 98 ' 5 During a trying year of ball playing at Rogers, the reserve team acquired more than additional knowledge of their game. A 5-12 season gave them poise in both victory and de- feat. Under the coaching of Mr. Thomas Guit- teau, the JV gained valuable experience as newcomers to the City League. Starting the season, the JV roundballers looked good, posting wins over Sylvania, St. Johns, and Clay. After a six game losing streak, a disgusted reserve team sparkled again a- gainst Clay and edged Bowsher in a close one, but finished the sport by losing the remaining six encounters. Aggressive co-captains Jeff Brown and Jack Bucher displayed exceptional skill with ex- pert ball handling. l968 JV SCOREBOARD Rogers Sylvania Rogers St. Johns Rogers Clay Rogers Start Rogers Waite Rogers DeVilbiss Rogers Macomber Rogers Scott Rogers Central Rogers Clay Rogers Bowsher Rogers Sylvania Rogers Woodward Rogers Whitmer Rogers St. Francis Rogers Lima Senior Rogers Libbey 26 ft l Co-captain Jeff Brown made a flying leap for two points against Sylvania During a time out, Coach Guitteau demanded an improved performance for the remaining minutes ofthe game. ll persistent jv's attained polished tecniques , , - - f- - wfvv':1.::.:h, . . ,X i s d W4 i .Ax ,- - 'W -rig-., .fp am- Q U ytiisip Q 40 w-nf5 ...J . hugs., A. Burkes, .I. Brown, D. Krecioch. Kneeling: G. Meyers, R. Puls, L. Bowen, Coach Guittecu, C. Cornachione. Not pictured: E. Cox, J. Jordan, Smith, B. Ludwikowski, manager G. Hoffelder. Sfonding: J. Bucher, D. T, McDuniels. Controlling the bggrdgl Jim Jordgn pulled down Q rebound, Tony McDoniels Gffempfed to steal the fl'Om U SfGl'f PICIYGI' 27 . !- 1' A A ,I X U If ' 4 '. 1 Y 5 Q pau v I 1 , . .A--, 5' E .- '46, e ' Si ' . Q? yy X - R ls! I' F X 1 1 A '4 4, , A ' I I l but X ' il? s N 13 b JV 'N' N ykizqqx V 3 t S . , rp J 4 . ' ' VQ-N 1 N 1 fs- D 5 , JI b X fnfriflmx fzfw glrYX I m - 'X x --- X .ff : 2 43 ng A .. L X A. y a prize coach and squad No other sport involves a boy more thoroughly than restling. None is more demanding or satisfying. Every y knows that when he's pinned his man, he's done it mself. This accomplishment of out-thinking, out-manue- ring and out-lasting a man of equal ability is what the ort is all about. The Rogers grapplers boasted their third undefeated ason under the guidance of Coach Ray Steely and Cap- in Rand Gulvas. Coach Steely has accumulated an out- nding 35-7 record in his four years as coach. Sophomore Dan Caywood copped a city league cham- onship at T45 giving the Rams a CL second place after ing red division winners. Advancing to state tournaments from six district con- nders were Dale Fisher and Caywood. ln the champion- ip finals, Caywood placed as the T45 State Runner-Up. ron Rhodes and Denny Lawrence competed at State last ar. Rhodes fought to championship finals and finished the HWT State Runner-Up. Ram iunior matmen out-wrestled Central, Macomber, Vilbiss and Bowsher while they held one loss to St. hn's setting up a 4-'l record. GRAPPLERS' RESULTS gers 4l O.S.S.B. 8 gers 33 Scott 6 gers 39 Woodward 7 gers 33 St. John's 5 gers 36 Bowsher 2 rs 27 Macomber 13 gers 30 Central 9 gers 36 Genoa 6 gers 27 DeVilbiss T3 Captain Rand Gulvas earns points by out-manuevering his opponent Scrutinizing the grapplers' abilities in a contest of skill and alertness were the Rams squad, manager and spectators. 31 'nr J if . gSRERQ Q 5, Q f-c-1--Y,-,az N-S x X1 'NX ., I . - Jfgfvv .Q F L ,:,ff'g7r.' .,,- . . . gp N , :M 'Z-17112315 . ---N. ' 1 1. Iraq, ,.,.-, J 1,1 , p'fGr.1ITT i G' , ug - .f5w' .. ,ju .. . .v - ' 'i.', .v., VM., -A I Hu .:',1,',1H.7v jx? FF, i ls' ff Ei-- up If ii ff Qi if ,if ,f I JDJ r 1 I 7 , -YB 1 illzfg-., ' 'uv-rff , f F , , . 53 1 Q3K F'iff fifty 'A 1 M mu - 1. 12 1 . ,vi I '. li' ' xg 'I 1, K A L . ,Q -f 95352 ., , . ,5 X W . K -,.f F . rovided endurance for spring sportsters In Chuck Hawes of the boys doubles sights a ball for a smash return. lg C. Hawes, B. Meyer, C. Contrada, G, Shapiro, C. Mason. Row 2: Manager M. Whalen, S. Gehm, T. Cochran, J. Oakes, S. Shepard, M. Will, B. Bohl. Serves, follow throughs and correct placement of the ball involved tennis team -members at prac- tice, in matches and in their sleep. Using Rogers' tennis courts for their league matches, the boys, led by Coach Richard Brunt, fin- ished second in the Great Lakes League. Starring in the mens' singles was Jerry Oakes while Chuck Hawes and Steve Hinton led the mens' doubles. Matches were won in the GLL Tournament against Port Clinton, Whitmer, and Clay while drop- ping one to Sylvania. 35 Junior sprinter Jack Revill eyes the finish line in the 112 yard low hurdles. Led by seniors Dan Houston, Bob Jon and Myron Stewart, Rogers' track tea captured first place in the GLL and four in the district meet. Five boys, Houston, Jones, Stewa .lim Wright and Dale Fisher broke six scho records for 1967. Jones broke the shot p and discus measures. Stewart reduced t 440.timing, while Houston cut down on t 220 and the long iump distance. Both bo participated on the 880 relay team alon with Fisher and Wright. Jones also hol the shot, 56'1 1!2 , and discus, l69', r cords For the GLL while Houston holds t 100 yard dash timing, 10.0. ln districts, t 880 relay team of Fisher, Houston, Da Knepper and Wright hold down a timi of Sophomores Wright, Jack Revill, a Jim Foltz contributed numerous winni points tor the Rams. Trackmen, coached by Mr. Jim Vita and Mr. Bill Croft, competed in the rela sponsored at Mansfield and DeVilbiss. Victories over Start, DeVilbiss, Sylvani Libbey and Whitmer with a loss to Bowsh combined to equal a 6-1 record. l Dale Fisher hands the baton to Dale Knepper as they practice the halt-mile relay for on oncoming meet. ive cindermen on the T967 gll championship team Line, J. Bishop, B. Jorgenson. Row 3: D. Fisher,M. Stewart, B. Osborn, G. Rabideau, -Ji.-,. .A, -'ev 4 e '.-'-'Q1fQ7?f?'n:jaav '3, .1-515 Jim Vtlright readies himself for the start of the rugged 880 relay. . +t'fxgfij2 ts 4. .?4- ' 'R' e 'T-surf li B. Zirkel, J. Wright, D. Vogelpohl, B. Mann, F. Revill, B. Hahnlen, H. Moore, D. J. Fitzgerald, B. Miller, D. DeProspero, C. Hughes, J. Stough, D. Knepper, K. Hartzell, P. Hart, M. Jaquay, J. Moots. Row 2: J. Turner, S. Beattie, D. Lawrence, B. Coach Vitale, Coach Croft, Mgr. M. Cole. Not pictured: J. Foltz, J. Jordan, J. Holmes J. Revill, D. Houston, B. Jones, S. Hines, R. Nadolny, B. Braithwaite, B. Butcher, B. Butcher, T. Moore, F. Sturniolo, B. Rogers. 220 Long Jump Shot Put Discus 880 Relay 440 High Hurdles High Jump Two Mile T00 Mile 880 Low Hurdles Pole Vault Mile Relay Rogers Track Record D. Houston 2T.4 D. Houston 2T'8 TM B. Jones 57'5 B. Jones T87'T Fisher, Stewart Houston, Wright T:29.8 M. Stewart 50.7 J. Bobash T5.3 H. Powers 6'2 VA J. Carter lO:28.4 M. Nunn 9.8 M. Meier 4:1128 J. Geisert 2:05.2 S. Owens T9.0 B. Martin T2'6 3:32 T967 T967 T967 T967 T967 T967 T966 T966 T966 T965 T965 T965 T963 T963 T960 37 -v - ... BE Of DFT 'NOSE ITION ni? .V 5 . -i -i ,l f' -1 ,. ,. ' It z .ii fl iii SULT IN LO CONT i i 1 AINE Ohio girls' state champion, Sue Lausten, aims for a perfect hit to complete a shooting session I :il marksmen and Supported by experience and the marksmanship of Ohio State girls' champ- ion Sue Lausten, Rogers Rifle team looked forward to a very successful season. The sharpshooters, under the direction of Mr. Robert Bean, boasted award winners in both Sue and Steve Gansmiller. The team practices on Friday nights at the Univer- sity of Toledo ROTC range. The organi- zation is affiliated with the National Rifle Association. 38 linksters acquire precision to shoo Standing: Coach Robert Bean, S. Lausten, S. Gansmiller. Kneeling: N. Lausten and M. Bender. When the early morning sun dried the ew-covered practice greens, Rogers' golf eam could be seen testing its competitive kills on Heatherdowns, Highland Meadows, iverby , Chippewa, and Glengary golf ourses. Dedicated practice payed off in per- onal merit and satisfaction for several of e linksters. Returning lettermen, coached by Mr. om Lyons, were: Gary Kenczewicz, Mike riel, John Rutter, Rick Watson and John erbert. rive, and putt golfer John Rutter lines up a practice shot. John Herbert attempts a chip shot for Paul Merritt and Dwight Meyer 4. um V- , V... - .J -- -Qt .i H ' .- Q ' .-4-Q' -:Q 1' ' ... -- n.. .. -: ' un- -:gn A L .- .1 f'.-1.-- . 1 H.. ::.,,,,-.49 -. -4. -- ef.. . V ,. .ini - 'Tn gf-n :. L, ......- .. lux' .r.-...ee ., --gg- -. -.5 -if-,.- .H - ., A .,.., Left to right: K. Williams, G. Barber, J. Rutter, P. Merritt B Falkenburg J Herbert M Friel G Kenczewlcz D. Meyer, R. Watson, and S. Brady. l967 GOLF TALLY Rogers l l Rogers l Gl- Rogers 4 Rogers 3 Rogers 3 Sylvania Bedford Sylvania Whitmer Ottawa Hills -P5-ds' ,,,.:2's4f'-9 xrx :Lt tt .r'--' v- -J4 .-5773 .Z -' Q.1i:f lf?E1 Buttner stretches to take o hugh throw from th -A ,. if gud -. , . ,..kL...,, .-4. M..- --qvqr gr l41q:',..j'1' . 1,1 55 .Ari-. ' G ,..sLTw3'f -7f'4FfJ:lZf'3k?75'?.5 ti ,2,.r--- 'X-Sf 1 UT. --sl-4.5 -2- Y , iv 2 'fxs vi' f . Q- 't4..' . . , ,N , A . .Q J A , - Q A ,.., .f'f4jQ1!4'.-,,'?.gnyM.-.eh e short t ' 1' if t .fi n - t. .' tt - . 'M 1 I L W' ' V b - t. , I , Huw ,'WtwfjL',1II' tt 1 n'1'- WM ,H .W 1, J 4 V '-Tu1,tvttm,S , . . Witt. .tw V ,vfuw ht ' f ttf' 131, mx. 3 P112 '!- ,, Z',1.l.1,' ' ,kg ,l,'mw,,-, 3, ' fifzv' nj 4 f ,J A . Q 'P' , x. MER iQGi'Pf QB 4' RG 54' 'Ugl Bat Boy J. Kulczak, T. Brooks, P. Kozy, K. Carter, D. Vorderburg, R. Allen, B. ermon, B. Hicks, R. Gill, C. Estes, T. Whalen, W. Hollar, W. Buttner. J. Szparka. Standing: Coach Oberhous, Head Coach Lyke ,S. Perry, R. Gock- lal W Qi. gh- ' W , J' yn' I I X4 I4 X Q i ' I it. it A ' ll ll tj . ik K y I' . Q u we R if . A, h. P - il X' Adgxbo' sr in I Kneeling: D. Newman ,B. Hartkopf, R. Riley, G. Miller, J. Lytle, M. Kototias. Standing: Coach Oberhaus, J. Beoudry, S. Morris, M. Kaiser, G. Stambaugh, M. Dion ,G. Simons. With the diamond men sliding a first in the league com- petition, Rogers added the last i967 GLL blue ribbon to the previously compiled stack of football ,basketball, wrestling, bowling, and track chompionships. Venturing further into competition than ever before, Ram basemen competed in the sectionals and districts before bowing out with a 8-0 tally for the spring season. Mr. Jerry Lyke guided the varsity, while the iunior var- sity wos led by Mr. Jerry Oberhous. A 6-2 record was posted for the reserves. Hurling a fastball toward home plate was senior pitcher Rick Gill. 41 . . vast range of competitiv hi 1' ' S. Mulling over a bad play, gridders felt their mistakes. Senior Gary Kenczewicz concentrates on his stance before a shot. The referee observes the moves of Bill Hahnlen as he fights from a take down to a near pin position. 9 QGE 1 X th E' 3: 1 ' 1 J I' s ' .. I v I K D 1 I w i U II E Il organizations Worthwhile Prolects: Row l: C. Foltz. Row 2: S. Delbert, G. Stc Smith, D. Epperson. Athletics Commission: Row 1: I. Jones. Row 2: C. Contado,C. Hawes, D. Caywood. 2 by d Row 3: G. Burget, R. Hayhurst. :EEEEEE Working behind the scenes, the S 1133: Council made posters, signs, and annc 533135 ments, promoted school spirit cmd sportsmanship. Class representatives of Rogers' student government devoted fourth hours work sessions in the cave and spent less hours after school. 1:1111 Enthusiastic members organized wzaapl 1: ,... Thanksgiving canned goods drive with -- slogan Be Thankful You Can Give . S. 1 was fully responsible for the Chri dance, An Old Fashioned Christmasf a homespun holiday atmosphere and parade of royalty. Spring proiects included Student C s .l Fun Night, featuring a carnival atmo and the Computer Dance with Bowsher School. Representatives also handled varied activities as keeping up the Hcc : nity bulletin board, running the S.C. store, giving the thought for the day, vice-president. attending l'T'leGlif'lQS. Officers: K. Carter, treasurer, K. Carter, secretary: Mr. Rittichier, adviser: G. Tonber, president: C. Mason, 46 V: 4 , ..,.,,TA x 'f 'gl'-' V Hgh ,. ,N 1 any 5.5 x g2z'L f ffm, A., -V, .., ...- fm x .. 6 ,is V K7 1, 5 M- g-,-M -4.4 ,M A ,,.., '1lL'.4.11 ', -,E?FLL'1-yai!.zf, - f .fi-, 2.llk!Ef?fafC'j'-'I ..1......., LQ P if .. P'-, 5. xv! wi' ir '-If FFF! 1 N A-Q ff vii ' f ' ' 4 'wx P . if ' - V 1 , W , I H we ... 1 i ' 'rx A I fi!l:'1 5'v M'-gt. . 1, Hgiiili 5,1 ' Xa fi 1.5! si!! ,kglfvil Q ii5'iF ' - ' l'0Uj , 5, ,, l AJ Ann! A W , - ,SX 4 I A Iwi-6: 1:9 Ind fx ?V J - Q ' ,AQ V , 'EP .4 ' ..-.fain - ' K-'EJ ' 4' - v X Y eg Q HQ' A 'V 0. s ,W r N . b .. -. Q 5, ,rl .' Qj: '- x 1 N P ' , 1 tm, 1 -M we I if 4 . , . , - N .xy :lv V, 4- . I I 1628 iw? : eg? ,,, F' 2 La Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica: Row la M. Juergens, treasurer S Wlsnlewski sec dy J Piotrowslu N Fealc K Fuser Mr Faulkner adviser Row 3 M Ensign S Stee retary, M. Osinski, president, B. Bohl, vice-president. Row 2 P Blake K Holton C Bra R Stallbaum 5' serious students found stimulating companionship l li 'i il fux, ,A . ' i L' ' - - if w T -f ll -:. 2. 1' - ' Nz-aa? ii l lk , it Banquet-goers displayed authentic Latin attire. Right: SPQR Row lz Mrs. VcinFleet, adviser, Miss Shultz, adviser. Row 2: N. Linenkugel, M. Janna, secretary, B. Venendaal, D. Walter, M. Dion, treasurer. Row 3: K. Henzler, second vice-president, G. Harvey, D. Schroeder, M. Mills, reporter, B. Launder, first vice-president, J. Nel- son. 50 TWV . ..- .fir 3- uv: - Q' sf' I . 4. iv!-'A ' iw' 'I ',, Af- 5 Ylnl D, ..,,.-al-f : -,Q ,. -MH!!!-'rf it Xxlsfuunfau-9 'Q Ln-wiv -,Q 11:-.01 suns-.,r s- 7 xi DE ,KONT MA 5-. ata French Banquet. and Paul Storm enioyed dinner at the Cafe The newly formed Latin Honorary got off to a roaring start this year. These excellent scholars found intellectual companionship through SPQR. Members held a dinner meeting as guests of Mrs. Van- Fleet and her husband. Charter members were present and officers were initiated. An ltalian speaker, Mrs. Rosa Church, inspired students to higher learning as she related the education and living conditions of Italy. Only students of high academic standing are admitted to the ranks of the Spanish Honorary. These students must show a genuine interest in Spanish and maintain an A average in this subiect. Meetings were held once a month in members' homes. The meetings were carried on in Spanish and after the business was finished, lin- quists relaxed with refreshments. Good grades and active participation were two musts for French Honorary members. Academically, these French students must be able to maintain a 3.0 average in all subiects plus a 4.0 average in French for at least three semesters. French Honorary offered a variety of so- cial activities this year that captivated the varied interests of the club's participants. From a one man play or lectures on the French Province to a bike hike or a spring banquet, everyone could find some- thing that coincided with his tastes. rogers' language honor societies lib' Q- Hqwi- U I N5 5 hm! I ' frm ,Q testis' T rf' .t l is 'T ttl, ,fi Honoraire de Francais: Row lr B. Eliiah, M. Taoka, D. Rietzke, K. MacMurry. Mrs. Able, adviser, Mrs. Huber, adviserg P. Storm, M. Contrada, D. Schott, J. Bishop, M. 1 Fetter, .l. Wesenberg, S. Bilius, R. Knoke, D. Spencer. Row 3: K. Barber, J. Stan- VonVlerah, D. Frederickson. Mann, D. Steiner, S. Enk, K. Gosling, L. Barber, J. Ostrosky, D. Thomas. Row 5: 51 Al students displayed their world-wide out NFL: Miss Kimmerlin, adviser, B, Hutt, J. Stanford, D. Palmer, G. Harvey, B. Takacs, M. Taoka, B. Venendcial, J. Morgan, D. Schott, J. Nelson, D. Miles, G. Burget, M. Bonnie Huff does a cutting for girls' humorous declamation. Students who were finally admitted into the hon- orary National Forensic League had attained at least twenty-five points from speech tournaments, debate, dramatics, or oratorical speeches. These talented speakers received a broad background in speech ac- tivities as they participated in club events. T .. itmisfl .B , NFL members discuss an upcoming tournament V 1 . cers: J. Rogep, president, LEA0fR5'4lP Ou: fux...:.iq ki, .. .l Council president, Mrs. Eyster, refers to notes during her report to JCWA. debating and discussing international affairs Li- -an ' r - .4-ie as il l j G. Stambaugh, vice-president, M. Wilkinson, treasurer, Mr. Collins, adviser, Mr. Fisher, adviser. J M eel: . Q V -5 1, Key' Z l s asf? Bill Langenderfer collects reports at an area meeting. Opportunities to discuss, re- late and grow with the events of the world gave members of the Junior Council on World Affairs ideas to add to their knowledge in the social sciences. These eager iuniors and se- niors, who are recommended by their social studies teachers, at- tended monthly area meetings with other chapters where they conversed about current events. During the spring, the groups combined to form a mock United Nations session with members from Rogers portraying officials from Poland and Japan. 53 5, paste up boards hashing and finaling Energy combined with determina- tion and a willingness to achieve per- fection are a must for members of the Rampage staff. Proofreading, counting headlines, writing copy, snapping and cropping pictures, all in an endeavor to meet bi- weekly deadlines, occupied staff mem- bers every fourth hour in the chaotic pub . These Rogerites combined their iour- nalistic skills to report the happenings in and around Rogers. To further their knowledge, staff members attended workshops at Bowling Green, Ohio State, and Ohio Universities. Terry Cochran, editor-in-chief. Right: Staff members cut papers to ready them for sale. 54 illed the working hours of rampage staff members x K 'ef K ff' ,. , . Q' 'xl Larkins. 2 . NXN 1'1- s.,k K X , or f I' , 5 , 'jig l 'A an Tex f page staff in tree: Gary Kenczewicz, Kathy Flanagan, Becky Smith, Debbie Harned, and Russ Smith, on ground: Brenda Brown, Darlene Merrill, Karen Laster and f 1v 1 fr I r P i ir in I , r .V V. 1 xx F ,, - i 0 1 1 3 1 in 0 0 in 4 4 o 0 1 0 0 1 n 4 n -..-.4 -' A' E. s w W A ,V . j , . I , f .. - NH. N '22 5' : ,R I , . 1 , F ' 1' 5' ' YW V 1 J, :- - 4 nf ' f - ' hp 1' V+ is , . f' ., ' o ' sp' . ' - . 5 513. f,...... 12- W ,..,- -,.f- 1 f f , , - .-. gg.-.4 .ima , -wf -.wa -H- -... s.L...,-n,,:r.,U ..1..,n l .,,.,.-s.i..v-.,---, ,.., -6, A -- . qgiff W-I 1 Agua A W-' 44 . - aff w 1 ,M- Q -..,,,,..4.w. -,.. .,l '5 vi .0 J.g:'2,f-m4.:,fm::1!f! f2 3 All ' ' u -, .ww . ., . x . H.-1 -L-A W H., ,- A. -.... ' 4' I iQ 'P s' A V 3, ,.- v .-... ,........ .....--..-,-.., . .up if 45 , 1, .r l LN fig G ' -4... .. - .. .. A., .., .... .. ...K--f X-1 am v 3' , -,f: -f..,?.i .,.- .. N. . V -,1 xii: ll: '. -fl ,miazi-1?-F - ' x , 4 o 1 , '1 -af .:- ,j:ig. .ai 1 9 9 ' 0 -: - Af , 4 'X 4 e o 9, , , . . . . -..-,........- ,..,., .,... , . I , , . Q V. f -f .,.. , ,T .V-.,. 4.1, . , 55- I 4. rv Y' ' ' .1-11,75 ,.. ff? ' AK--- -- lr 1: 1 g f- W ,f:: .'Q. , ' 1 pf 'H Q Q V' YAAA ww'-v I-xi if , 4. M-, L x . E V1 ,AL .K , 2 L., ni f:,,1f5. L -f '--B-as '- . L 1-1 -,-V4-r an-.X 57 Nb V, N F' 1-1 V-'ig,,. ig' : b , irtifl ,-zff'i1.2'i' . 3 ,f ,U if . ,gm mi.,-'g15M. ' xgmz? ws' - - FF. .H L -.JH rx, T '5,M. 1 '- , 1 1 1 JL L, x proved journalistic skills and published the rambler 4--F1 f' Officers: R. Stallbaum, treasurer, C. Huclgins, president, Mrs. Robinson, adviser, K. Rittner, vice-president, G. Blackman, secretary. i Shirley Rey is shown selling baked goods to a customer. Left: Kim Rittner corrects a mis take of Linda Martin. Literary Society members were kept hopping this year rounding up material for their literary magazine, the Rambler. After collecting the poems and short stories written by Rogerites, members fil- led their time approving, typing, and editing the submitted material in order to complete the publi- cation. This year the group introduced a more social aspect into its schedule with proiects such as view- ing Gone With the Wind and a spring banquet. 57 Qemgi Q : ' . 2' ii :ss ' ii H, , Q . ' 1 ' L ., I Su Delbert, editor-in-chief. AI creative talents merged t Rabin Sfallbaum, picfure editorg Diane Sfickroth, business manager, Barb Szymaniak, copy editor. A , ' l' :Q ll' . 'Q ,az ' M Q 1 iw lr ffl, Z ya ,Hi W. K 'ng' 'i . iii? 3 XXe 1.3.' l :1lffif?i -X ' 'l A-..- Q-1n .-ff' '. Staff members made posfers to promote BYPP -Buy Your Package Plas' roduce the polished l968 rogerian if Staff Row l Yvonne Hopson Pam Puasecki Row 2 Ray Kott Cathy Gave John Ntess Sharon Myers. Row 3: Flan Totty, Maryann Buckmaster, Jim Tehan. Empty halls echoed with the voices of de- dicated students as they desperately expanded copy and countless cutlines in a concentrated effort to meet final deadlines. Staff members relaxed at the fall picnic and at regular birthday parties. Non-staff pho- tographers Mike Mills and Carol Hudgins, loin- ed forces with staff photographers, John Lamb, Robin Stallbaum and Su Delbert snap- ping pictorial accounts of student life at Rogers. ln charge of circulation as well as or- ganizing Package Plan payments were: Toni Coleman, .lennie Leonard and Sue Steele. After the yearbook was completed, staff members were kept busy planning the Senior Banquet and making the Hootenanny a success. Left: Seciton Editors: Row l: Gloria Hall, organizations: John Bishop, sports: Pat Foote, advertising. Row 2: Marie Adkins, index: Ann Cip- riani, seniors, Linda Prager, student life, Darlene Schuette, academics: Mary Nowowieiski, underclass. 59 Athletic females spent Tuesday afternoons after school participating in arche- ry, field hockey, volleyball, basketball, tumbling, gymnas- tics, baseball and tennis. Hillbilly attire highlighted the Farmers Frolic, the annual girl ask boy affair. The facul- ty vs GAA volleyball contest and mother-daughter ban- quet were exciting events for enthusiastic members. Scho- larships were awarded to outstanding seniors for col- :iI athletic students wore their packets wit lege study. Officers: K. Haddad, president, D. Schuette, vice-president, Mrs. Fisher, adviser, D. Schell, secretary J Pemberton treasurer The whistle blows and basketball enthusiasts iump. Right: Three seniors show their skills as mighty football heroes in this GAA skit. 60 iq HL -5 Dfficers: Row li D. Knepper, presidentg J. Langenderfer, geanl-at-arms, C. Hawes, secretary, D. Fisher, treasurer, Mr. ice-president. Row 2: Mr. Collins, adviser, F. Sturniolo, ser- Lyons, ClClVlSef- Q, -Us K Y 'qgmiiixv-if ' fisei., .lf ' r' -Y' 'A wwf'- ride and accepted the challenges of competition 1 V ,Zeiss - , Q .ll ' s Mastering his lettersport was Tom Zachman. Bill Braithwaite sells coke to students at a basketball game. Skillful athletes sported their letter iackets with pride. The red and white Varsity R symbolized great devotion and performance onthe part of club members, who participa- ted in football, basketball, track, cross country, wrestling, baseball, golf, rifle, or bowl- ing. Services provided by members included a canned goods collection at Thanksgiv- ing and selling refreshments in the lobby ofthe boys' gym during basketball games. 61 ,, L, WFT 'c-tg., - 1 ? - , H' L this W 3 , QM. ., .. ,....,1fqsf.,.., ,,,.g,4fL..a..,e.-f.5.4s-:W 4533 Officers: Sophomore: M. Schlievert, secretary, S. Bartholmew, vice-president, Y. Hapson, president, R. Russell, social chari- man, L. Kemp, treasurer, Miss Pond, adviser. Junior: l.. Hum- phrey, secretary, D. Spencer, president, F. Lauterbur, trea- surer, D. Miles, vice-president. Senior: M. Plouck, treasurer, B. Hayhurst, chaplain, J. Curtis, vice-president, K. Hauser, president, Miss Olson, adviser. Absent, B. Thomas, senior sec- retary, Mrs. Fagerstrom, iunior adviser. 'A tl l l s 'iqg'-,.- l'l 555591 ' E .'1.'.:nlQl :: s ng:i'.i-ni mel Junior Y-Teens paused for a coke break at the Midwinter Left, Vicki Kubitz makes a passionate speech to fellow hippies in a E club Lee Marenburg sorts baked goods Helping others to help themselves found Y-Teen girls on the move with a Christmas party given for foster children. Splash parties, bake sales, and city-wide dances united mem- bers at the YWCA. Whats lt All About? theme of the Mid- winter Conference, left in the minds of sophomores, iuniors and seniors destinations ot selt exploration to be conquered. i i P 3 embers joined dedicated service organizations -is ms. Row 2: Mr. Vitale, adviserg D. Knepper, dentg M. Contrada, president. Row 1: J. Longenderfer, chopling B. Rhodes, ser- UBGSUFBF: C- C0r1tr0do, secretary, D. Endicott, vice-presi- await dispersement by Key Club members. As a fringe benefit, escort Bill Dean kisses homecoming attendant Rocky Osgood. Boys review details before paper drive. Homecoming festivities were highlighted by the queen and her court, who were escorted by the members ofthe Key Club. The school parking lot was cleaned by these service minded young men in the fall of the school year. Christmas time found the volun- teers selling papers for the Old Newsboys. Club members spon- sored a banquet to honor the of- ficers of school clubs for their lea- dership. 63 2 r I musicians marched through rain and snow, Ie Drum Molor: Totty. Maiorettes: J. Fisher, M. Sliwinski, S. Lubinski, M. Lubinski. Row l am, M. Colvin. Row 3: L. Lorenz, M. Thompson, J. Oelerich, H. Boggs, M. Matthews, L. Kemp, B. Taube, D. Carpenter. Row 4: D. Bridge, M. Campbell, B. Lauderdale, D. Robin- son, Y. Rayford, D. Chamberlin, A. Orlowski, B. Oelerick. Raw 5: B. Takacs, G. Hasse E. Graf, H. Preston, P, Jansen, G. Sellers, B. Haupricht, L. Tafelski. Row 6: L. Thatcher, 64 B. Failor, L,l'Qove, W. David, E. Hilty, S. Strange, M. Gearhort, T. Loaf, R. Buchhop. Row 2: K. Rdhiin, D. Mock, A. Winters, D. Towsley, D. Sticlcroilif C. Wandersee, F.i'l.ath1 R. Kinner, J. Johnson, D. Dubois, E. Cox, G. Latham, J. TrowbridQe,'B. Curtis. Ro R. Hale, M. Micham, K. Knoke, C. Ruhland, D. Reomsnyder, M. Snyder, S. Dubois Crosby. Row 8: T. Hartley, R. Towsley, J. Mendez, S. Zenz, D. Bandurski, S. Kelly, Woods, C. Morse. Row 9: S. Miller, M. Stlckroth, N. Linenkugel, D. Eggingtan, D. linski, T. Wolfe, C. Isaacson, B. Prentiss. Row 10: B. Vurwig, J. Wolfe, L. Blum, G. cox, H. Smith, R. Wisniewski, J. Weir, J. Drzewiecki. Row ll. P. Householder. strutting maiorettes and drum major e Mr. Parrack leads the woodwind section through ci difficult passage for an upcoming band concert. Rx Two mciiorettes relax at the feet of Mr. Parrack. .N Y Talented Laura Thatcher leads the brass section with her cornet Two weeks before school started, these - - - 1i?f':' - N clans could be found practicingtglmarchingiroutines. Dependable members of the band supported the football team at all the games. They sponsored the Marine Bond Concert and spent many hours re- hearsing tor their winter and spring concerts. Row lr P. Hayes, S. Mclzarlond, M. Lauterbur, S. Calhoun, P. Swonger K Wheaton D Faskiet B White B Huff P Williams T Kaltenbach J Burzynskr D Epmy Bandurski, L. Burnside, J. Popp, D. Schell, G. White, secretary-treasurer K Hardt B Nix Iowski B Miller K Currens L Smith S Davis B Smith Row 3 B Gibson L Mr. Parrack, director. Row 2: L. Winkler, M. Dahlke, C. Dennis H Berry C Blevins R Wilson C Ruhland K Pltzen B Kimberly P Sites B Venendaal B Stoner C :gil musicall talented students attende Vocalists ioined together in harmony to entertain at the Thanksgiving, Christ- mas and Easter assemblies. To pursue their interest in singing, choir members willingly spent extra time practicing in preparation for district and state con- tests. The songsters performed with the city-wide choir at the Peristyle in the To- ledo Art Museum and initiated a Fine Arts Week at Rogers during the spring. 66 l 3 , 4. l chweitzer, L. Munro, D. Jordan, G. Blackman, V. Campbell, R. Ben, L. Gibson, J. mon, D. Cutlip, R. Sorgenfrei, S. Harper, S. Smith, E. Bigelow, J. Sheets, G. Simons, J. te. Row 4: B. Crosby, J. Wolfe, C. Jones, D. Hartzell, L. Chestnut, H. Smith, S. Plage' Weir, J. Fitzgerald, president, D. McCollum, M. Fox, F. Sturniolo. ea contests and sang in holida assembl programs Boys' tenor section joins in. Mr. Parrack leads the songsters before a concert. 67 gi interested musicians played and attende Danny Bridge and D.C. Palmer practice a duet in a practice room. A quest for harmony guided the Rogers' orchestra through the year. These musicians provided many enjoyable hours for the student body by their contribution to assemblies. Under Mr. Harry Parrack's direction, instrumentalists prac- ticed tor performances in the Christmas assembly and other similar programs. Jeff Swan demonstrates correct form as he plays the bass. Row 'la L. Blaine, D. Bridge, D.C. Palmer, B. Burlew, D. Sell. Row 2: D. Newman, A. Mann, D. Mowrey, L. Fuller, J. Foltz, J. Anderson. Raw 3: J. Swan, P. Smith, Mr. Parrock, neerts and listened to recordings Gfficexs: D. Epmyev, treasurerp Mr. Parrock, adviser: R. Buchop, vice-president, D. Stickroth, presidentg N. Linenkugel, secretary. Musically minded students enioyed club meetings where they explored varied types ot music. The club purchased rec- ords and initiated a lending system so that members could borrow recordings. Active members sponsored the Spring Music Festival that incorporated city-wide talents. ' i , , n i ,i I, l l ,.-4 I. i, Four interested members enioyed the tunes from My Fair Lady during activity period. Left: Sammy Miller warms up on the drums before the '67 Music Festival. 69 A members practiced the techniques of salesmanshi Attending school only in the morning and working in area busi- nesses and stores in the afternoon, provided valuable experience for Distributive Education Club of Ameri- ca members. Students competed in district and state contests, held a pic- nic in the tall, attended leadership conferences, sold Christmas trees tor the Jay-Cees, promoted a Fanny Far- mer candy sale, held an employer and employee banquet and invented creative displays for the DECA show- case. Officers: Row l: S. Norlcavage, secretary, J. Curtis, parliamentarian. Row 2: B. Miller, president, M. Antkowiak president, S. Winters, treasurer, Mr. Rankin, adviser. ii' Jim Cully encourages small shopper to take a push toy for a trial run. Right: Energetic Mike Line fills the shopping cart tor a customer. 70 hile others enjoyed wholesome fun ef zfl iitfl' ii ffl its We df? til its loving members skated at Rollercade. Attentive YFC awaits the result of a motion. 1 A, 'ffl f , 5, 'Ht il! I r tvfvi' f I. Competing in city and state- wide teen olympics was one of the more strenuous activities for mem- bers ot Youth For Christ. Inspi- rations, Saturday night youth ral- lies, fun nights, and roller skating 1? 'cj V 'T7 Officers: T. Jackson, president, Mr. Drake, adviserp G. Burget, vice-president, R, Osgood, social chairman. Not Pictured: B. Toedtder, secretary-treasurer. parties kept YFC actives in good spiritual and physical condition. 7l AI students searched for further knowledge ,J . Examining nursing home patients' handicrafts is Vicki Fell. Club members played cards and admired patients' pot-holders. Students with an eye to the future investigated the vast range of medical careers through the Para-Medical Club. Members tour- ed the decompression chamber at Maumee Valley Hospital and two girls did volunteer work at Byrne- brook Nursing Home after school. At Christmas time, members sang carols for the retarded at the Sun- shine Chilclren's Home. 72 'T th-Q, ': . . Q 5 ' ' f rv.. 'N-It . ' if - V df 4 . ,fra I 1 . 745- ' i . l ' 2 , Qtr :HX I ,X : lg: .A A fF E , - V M vs 0 ,N ' i ltr J ' -I 4. A f' ' 'C ' l 4 4 '- e s- .11 1 . M -. H i 'H .. :AW E ' f, . K-X - C . it we ' A Y-my X , 3 V 1 - -H ' liar J it i X' i ii 7 'f QQ 5 p f-sr' . ' 1f5: l f -.4 1- . . -. r . A. , ff- . . 3. 1 ff 5 -A X - -- -f if 3: 2: 51 f - K :ff Q -1+ i . -l e ' H' s ....-. ef-..., LZ' Officers: Row l: Mrs. Donley, adviserg S. Jarvis, presidentg K. Ritter, vice-president. Row 2: S, Junkins, sec- retary-treasurerg R. Miller, corresponding secretary. edical careers and displayed their artistic creations Nicholson, adviser, Mr. Ewen, adviser. Denise Beckwith and Beth Brower clean sculpture stands as an art proiect. Lett: Val Gallea adds finishing touches to her painting. 1 V Officers: D. Hicks, treasurer, S. Norkavage, secretary, D. Lyons, vice-president, P. Sussman, president, Mr. Creative members of the Art Club stole the limelight during the Christmas season with their ,first place gallery display in the lobby. Trips to the International Art Exhibi- tion in Pittsburg and the To- ledo Museum ot Art increas- ed their appreciation ot art. At different intervals through- out the year, club members also displayed their works in the library. -73 .A 1 5 1? A 'V '1 .K R r., I.: f'1il,-'3 - -5,- mg, V, 1 1 1 Q . i , fvnx 1 .1 Aix I T, n -o-' - i n H ' -:gay sex 5 ,Q wg, ge 1 we K. -41-fe? -are 1- , Hisief ,ix F an 'D .fi I 1 3: . Q, E N Et. L -.L fr' HJ. msszfsi ,,,.:wgg v,: V . , A f .- ,W :swift W . , U, ,., T , it ' sez qu- as meiwizgs s: Mr. Thomas, adviser: C. Whalen, presldentg T. Burks, vice-presidentg C. Gail, secretaryg S. Kelb, treasurerfFMr. Schroeder, adviser. H ' E ,,, .sssfftis M sissy, . . . tllll g :QW W udy of the heavens and discussed past events s s ye Ng., S Cnorrt HWY' 51857 mmm d b h h' t I b Mrs Jane Kuebler city councilwoman talked to goverrriient classes on city Sponsore y t e I5 ory c u , . , , All Y. as members' History Club reviewed significant World events, both national and international. These students ofthe past increased their cultujragknigiwledge by,L5i?u5iing the Vam at Museum Q5 Left: Mr. Thomas prepares a history chart. with 1 , -..M .. Q, , ,sees W -W JY Jw N , , .iii 'L-'JQFIQ3 ' ,liz '? 5mv +- 11 A '- i M-L' f' 'tl M114 '32, -riniifi , 2 5395 1-5' .,1 es? 215531 ef 45-.ees - wi M.- zwesla PQ. iii ,ffl W 5 Q sss 4 Q 4-les. M ,M L 5. it X i .,. ' X, E - A Xe-,Q is-. Xxx 5 'X 2 Energetic members of the Riding Club spent their Wednes- day afternoons galloping at Douglas Meadows Academy. Riders got together to con- iure up large quantities of fudge to sell at the intramural cham- pionship game. Also, a fall potluck, Christ- mas decorating, and the spring hayride kept active members on the go. ,vm 5 , ' 4. .. agp . , I Linda Curry is shown springing onto her Energetic girls mounted their favorite horses in horse. pation of an invigorating ride. I , , , . . :il enthusiastic equestrians mount their favorit H ,..f GT:-f as Row l: N. Russell, vice-president, C. Keller, president, Miss Perry, adviserg R. Horse enthusiasts headed for The SDOWY pasture. Sprague, treasurer. 76 5,2597 ' 1 ' ix- F 1-.eau y ,gg 4 r . M ft, ,-,Gmc '- . if - s :-. e. M in A ' v ii -' 5 'lf .'-l1x'l7'-? tg Q - -.. . ef 1' fra are s r. , , ' - . , ' - - - - -jf -1 '5 rf -' Prize catch for QD enthugiqgtic riflemqn, Mr. Bean, adviser: S. Gonsmiller, vice-president, S. Lausten, presidentg M. Becker secretary trecsu e rses while marksmen sighted targets at t.u. y Weekly practices on Friday the University of Toledo's rifle ge acquainted members in the cmd care of their firearms. While becoming sharpshoot- , gunners also cultivated ano- r important skill used by all mpetitors-sportsmanship. This d diligent practice payed oft the shooters when they sighted eir way to first in the league. Mat Bender sets his sights on a bulls eye at the T.U. range Mathematically interest- ed members pondered over the calculating and some- times mystic field of numbers. Speakers on various top- ics such as infinity left in the minds of these young mathematicians a yearning to conquer an idea of the un- known. Funds from past treasur- ies, dues, and a club dance were set aside for use in pur- chasing a computer. Officers: P. Hart, treasurerp M. Lauterbur, secretary: Mrs. Brewer, adviserp Mrs. Schnell, adviserg S. Morris, presidentg B. Strother, vice-president. I . . . . . i:i mathematicians pursued logical science while othe sgqhmi ' ...ff Ray Kott and Gary Meeks strain to remember a theorem to solve an equation. Lett: Dr. B. Davis from the University ot Toledo, speaks about infinity. 'i -s fs-un Silent fish observe the proceedings at a Biology Club meeting. ...v-f' 1 -- ' ff 11-'fm' ' Diane Cochran and Randy Haynes put the finishing touches to their Christmas display. Officers: Row l: D. Cochran, president, D. Bronson, vice-presidentp R. Scribner, treasurer. Row 2: Mr. Schwind, adviserg S. Bartholomew, secretaryp Mr. Lucas, adviser. creased their knowledge of the animal kingdom Biology students explored the vast realm of the animal kingdom through dissections and interesting lectures. Speaking at one of the monthly meetings, Miss Waldron enhanced club activities by relat- ing her fascinating experiences as a teacher with the Peace Corps in Ethiopia. ln April, club members toured Toledo Hospital. 79 l H' . . . :als homemakers perfected their sewing and eookln Selling casserole, meat, vegetable, salad and dessert cook books was the major fall activity ofthe future homemakers. Faculty and students enjoyed the delicious Christmas cookies sold by order iust before Christ- ,A j ,l,.gq mas vacation. CWM Outstanding members of the club were spotlight- ed at the organization's annual spring banquet. Mallory, secretory. Officers: K, Jgy, sergeant-at-arms, M. Strauss, vice-president, P. Thompson, president, Mrs. Kaiser, adviser, D. Pistilli, treasurer oil w. Models gracefully descended the stairs as they diSplC1yeCl full outfits. Home Ec. clubbers bagged cookies in preparation tor their Christmas sale. l I Style-conscious girls attended a Simplicity Style Show featuring Home Ec. students as models. 80 1 hile aspiring teachers discussed their futures ,ESR An observer at the FTA book sale browses, contemplates, and purchases her favorite. ri---11.1-1-.g sz Miss Waldron, adviser, G. Blackman, president, F. Latham, vice-president, J. Duffee, secre J. Fitzgerald, treasurer, Mr. Hillyer, adviser. Browsing through paper- back books, provided by mem- bers of Future Teachers of America, kept Rogerites active during the noon break. This year's club was host to the second annual Teacher Appreciation Day, November l8. The Northwestern Ohio Education Association sponsored the FTA Conference at Clay High School. The event was a full day affair which provided speakers, discussion groups, and lunch for interested education mayors. 8l The Junior Classical League, under the leadership ot President Mike Mills, had a very successful year carrying out the Roman tra- dition. Among the club's activities were the lnter School Latin Festi- val, Christmas Saturnalia, olym- pics, Toledo area meetings, Ohio convention in Columbus, and a banquet farewell to seniors. lt :il latins furthered their study of traditions whil limp E i ll' it 5 psi . V 'Q Isis r lim 31133-- 4 xl! 1: sm.. 2:4451 1 2 .L tsl l ll i fp' 5 Q-QQ. Otticers: Row lr D. Lyons, vice-president, M. Mills, president, B. Scobie, secretary. Row 2: Mrs. VanFleet adviser, J. Beaudry, treasurer, Miss Schultz, adviser. 4 'Hn Kurt Martin assists Dr. Wheelock, Latin professor at T.U., in the candle-lighting ceremony. 4414331 Myra Strother and Gwen Gelting serve punch at the annual Rick Watson stabs Dan Schroeder during the Saturnalia celebration Saturnalia party. 82 erman students polish their language skills deutsche Verein Officers: F. Swonger, president: L. Moore, treasurer: B. Striecher, secre' 7 R. Woggon, vice-president. Nat Pictured: Miss, Kramp, adviser. Deb Winters represented the German Club at the Christmas dance. The study of the German language was initiated at Rogers this year. Students who joined the German Club gained a knowledge of that country's history and culture. Highlighting the year's activities was a Fashion party held at the home of Secretary Bill Streicher to celebrate the Germanic holiday similar to the French Mardi Gras. The members, attired in German costume, ate deutsche food and played native games. The prizes for best costumes went to John Sammis and Peggy Swonger. 83 X' Officers: Row l: K. Barber, publicityg D. Beckwith, historian. Row 2: M. Contrada, presidentg Mrs. Huber, adviserg P. Storm, treasurerg P. Elijah, vice-president, Mrs. Abell, adviser. Not Pictured: D. Thomas, vice-presi- dent. :il students viewed the french countryside throug .. .M- PA-V. T . . li -'I -Jlgfi' .1 -:aw .,, ,ff- ,vggilx 2.13 - .A il 'i 'lli17f'li.A'1'i'A if Folk dancers entertained French Club members with their performance. Y 'A Female members ofthe French Club dribbled to a close victory over the Spanish club in the tall Powder Puff Basketball Game. Folksinging spotlighted the early winter season. Spring brought out lighthearted French Club members attending the annual banquet. An auction and folk dancing sum- med up the Club activities. Right: Members sang the National Anthem, La Marseillaisen, before every meeting. es as spanish students observed holidays Hawley and Delores and Sue Villegas tested the spicy tamales. O-1 A .P 4- t Row l: S. Villegas, secretary, R. Stallbaum, president. Row 2: histariang B. Bohl, vice-presidentg Mr. Faulkner, adviserg B. treasurer in Bonnie Hutt and John Niess sampled punch at the Christmas party Spanish culture was introduced to members at the Columbus Day Party through the break- ing of a piniata, dancing Mexican style, and competing in a costume contest. Spanish se'rToritas were defeated by their French rivals this year in.the annual powder putt basketball game. Still another phase of Mexican living was introduced during the Christmas season. This time at the Spanish Club's Christmas party the members enjoyed eating genuine Mexican ta- males. At the end ot the year the Spanish Club held a spring banquet honoring the old officers as well as ushering in the new leaders. A guest speaker was also present to enlighten the mem- bers on the Spanish way ot lite. 85 Al members studied ham-radio cod lt.-. Officers: R. Glover, president, J.Windle, vice-presidentg Mr.Ash, adviser, M. Naiber, secretary, W. Willingham, ' Girls appeared on the membership list ofthe Radio Club for the first time this year. Students studied the anatomy ofthe radio and initiated a ham-radio code class, on Thursday evenings, taught by Mr. Ash, club adviser. A Interested Radio Club members learn about the oscilloscope. Left: Jim Churchill and Charles Baker study the parts of the radio. I l u I E 1? ' I5 sq 5 '-1, .in . 1 nl ' 4 -nfs, 'uh zu 1 ' 1? h Y., ' , , 4 + i , 5 . 1 , F' ff 1 1 E I yr 1, jg ' ,3' ,. I A I 4: Fiji' Q5 u H , pi, . Lb br .ul'l' ,nlf 'i 0 f if 3 .fffngfgz .y ul ,fzuuqlij 0 . ulllin X' X ,luaugp ' ...nngzusn :mann Bill' ,nuniiauu Yu-lngpzzuu fg ' flillli: lt 0 gvlvntqil-quiz: I V ' ' xukinflqa 'W 4 M Q' F':uQll!Vll , 1: , - n,::,':n.:!!:nq1 '5 , Q tl Inq, 'G nu . N. 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Annually sponsored by the Rogerian Staff, this suc- catash of sound included alumni performers, comedy skits,a swinging iazz quartet and a trio of strummers, Mr. Poet and 30 plus 4, from Heidelburg University. ootenanny, fun nite Dunking Dimsdaleu, the Pendulum Pitch , d the House of Usher were all literary cha- cters who aided in carrying out Student Council n Night activities. Life's Little Ironies performed at Hester's p while the red hut was available for refresh- nts. Connected with novel themes this year, Fun iaht games offered Rams a chance to have a time and help their council raise scholarship ' fr .A 'Q 'NX Hlrlilji lah 'iw X ' Q l i r Hllf'li,ll5l'fifi.1 yy xixxlhltrfr rlllxlilllllli iq i r 'QW -li ' il, N r Q llllttk it WN t t liiiiiiii 'N 'tilt' .ll l . ti -l. N 1 f I 1' fl ,fhllblt ,Ir in N 'HUP' m -if-, .-.-.-:Q xl . 1: I m ,. Qu., .1.'.. .ij gl w, --if w , 1 ,Ps , X' 'Y 'X' N, 'Q F' Q, '- ,E 3' . 1 1 ' 1,-I , A ' J 'Y' 'f'fqxxXx A 'A r-.J w 1, .xx-. 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The frenetic movements of the Pearl, Bug-a-loo and the Shing-a-ling were performed by various Rams at the lively affair last spring. x w I - 1 A. ,sg ,Q , 7 7 I 's i if 411 -Q , ,,Q .Q l J 'P u 4 , 31 K, .,-- 1 .my-- , faculty thespians romp through annual production 97 :ul southern decor and '1 azebo marked the I967 prom, lavender U77 1MxgWl rg 4 473: N ii N pw . f in f A ,4 ' 1.1.- I . ' . . 1 1: achievements were exemplified at awards assembl' .- - f 1EA- 0'-'-'-ffl.-. x gh? Q fav r-.7 Q n ' 1rQ',.f-'f , 7. at 1 D an Q t' ft ' q s Tv ir X 'f gg wr E? :E QF ' 5,Qgn,gY L-1- .- a a -. .-.. ' few Q 1 1 'N i -C T W 5. is ,S Y-1 as v .nu-fix! Ag loo I lj Xi 1 3 11 X X 3 S ' 9 1 ' Q2 S 11 '11 1 11 1 1 E 1 1.51 X X X 1 Xi. 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A , . . :Qty Jiq--1-J-V f fi '-F1 fm,--'Q '-'-u ', ' 1'2 ' ,. fc 1-I5 fan' -, ..,:'-' f-Q --1 .,: 12193, 1 --Y. ,.,'..5',,-F., .7-df Roxanne Osgood-Senior Attendant Jan Harder-Sophomore Attendant Ginger Burget-Junior Attendant H.. 'Lt 1: -'TQ-, 2' -- ary-- Q ,,. I .- . ' ---it-.1 . -...,--, 5 ur, I -1. - '. 39,15 ,, ,- -,, J.. ,.',- .z - .,- . . f- , -' ' '1- 'f :Jkt . 1 -'n'.'f. .-' u'. . VT. - '---. 3 '-' ' '!':f. '- ' - - rn- ' 1,4 . '., I ,. 393, . .Q -- P -,,- ,qi ,,, f a .'. . 5 , , 1-, 1,-gn m '. 5...-' v. - Q -,-- - -- f .,-'- - 4. fag.: I'-' 4- -,, 4' ' .- - --sv: -, '-- . , 4 ., 1 .' J 3 v. - , I - , 4. . - Q - V p . , . A, . - .0 f 4 - . ,- W. J- 4 --, '-.Q ffskuf.. .074-'.4x' 9-5 H--' -,.,----J. f-. 1 at fifv-1'L'. .. 5, 44 '- .'a one at the I967 homecoming festivities Jon Longe-Homecoming Queen All-out effort and enthusiasm was shown during underclass officer campaigns through imaginative posters and persuasive qualiti- cation speeches. Last September this time consuming endeavor paid oft for some in hearty congratulations and the honor of pre- siding over the coming yearg while others felt tears and work wasted but experience gained for the next one . 'hopeful rogerites . ,r ied for class leadershi 106 U, ' fvfffe ' For Tumor Class - Il' ' ffiiiiifgr uw ,mfs saggy' X . -Q A -vi -fi, Q1 xv '!. V f -'1 3 J 'M 'wuiyg I 7 f vi -Q 'i-LII -, Q 'Nl L ly L. J l I '4 ' A-YA underclass elections uslusul , ron sown! PRESIDENT: fr fC flnllijx I y Vo V0f'C FDI' t f A . '-, 1. -13- 1 ,-.11sv V 4 hu , ,.... fi, I 2.1 -5-X 5, 108 .nun - :Lg . 'gg' 51.1.9 'n ' A sri.,--1. - , , Q , 1. .-. 'v',- tt tw A,' 'QL , ' ,LL n . ,,.V :gil ,V , ,., , X , I Ji! 5: 1 t 1 Nl- 4 H ' ' C , ' . :flaw -t 1 ,-.,,.-no , JJCB, C -xs..,.p55' .- -, fa- Syd Sutkus-Toledo Area Student Council Queen Candidate :ful syd, kathy, and ginger furthered rogers' pres l. Kathy Flanagan Miss Teenage Toledo Candidate Bringing beauty honors to Rogers last fall were two Miss Teenage Toledo finalists and a Toledo Area Student Council Queen candidate. Senior Kathleen Flanagan and Junior Ginger Burget participated in the Toledo division ot the National Miss Teenage America pageant, which selects the winner on her personality, poise and talent com- petition. Sydney Sutkus, iudged by the gentle- men on Rogers faculty tor her leadership, congeniality, poise and spirit, was named to represent Rogers' Student Council at the November TASC formal. After attending an afternoon tea, preceeding the dance, six finalists were chosen. Syd placed as a run- ner-up at the holiday ceremonies. hrough tasc and miss teenage toledo pageant Q A T 'il ,a if 1 lyf ' , ' i ali 'F Ginger Burget Miss Teenage Toledo Candidate T09 3. fv' ! 432125,-vsp., A Elf'-f fs: -ov--M, l lv ' - ,f ' -. .ur , 'ff 5 , 591. 4 Y . ,dig .1- 5.:,,g Zi, ,gi QNLXQZ4' -'5' '4 lf I-'V :5-fif-QQ Q,-4 'PEM I ff Y fVF'gAj-3?-Q, '1'fyL-?'1,6,.,, 'FJ'-'?9?h,,- L 1: ,h .1 - ,gn-1: , ga AiQm'5 fi ' 2-,',,3'g,.. -F w-ig-5 V . 3,43 4 - y 34.g1.,,,.VlW,,.,g.,,f .VV L:-11,5 p,,,,,-. A 4sqv,,. f -E6'Yf1 .. ,Q-LLZ,,:a:-,- . 3 .- - 51- ig. :-' .' . A' ' QW 44,5 -'.3gi.J4 '+' ia! g SI the now look took hold from saddles to ialopi g T1 'sl ll0 ,J- .,f Y Q . 4' AEE: 'Sim gg, 3,-L fig HI I 'WIN A 9 Q 5, S rx' . 1 , - u . f' if Arai r . -P, ,EJ f-5 1 ,, .V f '13 3? 1-fi? if N H '-vv, Mrk.. W fy 'F f z .- . X W 1 I H ol Yi,-' Y v . if FN I Q. C I .Wg left to right: Ar? Club Sharon Norkavage Biology Club Andrea Brady Quill and Scroll Robin Stallbaum DECA Judy Curtis Riding Club Cheryle Keller Jr. Y-Teens Janet Schroder French Club Judy Pemberton Latin Club Linda Rogers Sr. Y-Teens Becky Thomas Literary Club Linda Marlin FTA Joyce Cranon Homemaking Club Shirley Murphey Spanish Club Carolyn Powell Music Club Garnet Haas GAA Karen Haddad Paramedical Sandra Kasting Thespians Bonnie Huff AI a night to remember rewarded club princesses fo I left to right: Varsity Club - Donna Karpinski Spanish Honorary Cafhy Holton History Club Sue Kelb Paragons A-. A .. ,- .4 .., ,Q gp A ig ' A-1 Marianne Wilkinson ' Soph. Y-Teens Pam Libbe ' German Club Deb Winters Math Club Sara Schoen Rifle Club Diane Pant Radio Pam Korsog French Honorary Karen Gosling Latin Honorary Barb Venendaal Forensics Gail Harvey Key Club Roxanne Osgood Publicafions Darlene Schuelle Choir Deb Schell JCWA Bobbie Hayhursi Band Mary Lubinski ppearance, poise, and service to rhs organizations pictures revealed the attitudes and uphel IEZLOW ...ang-ie!'l,..Yt. he uniqueness of the many moods of rogers 117 .3-,liar Qilwlsl 'J' A ein i'i2'?' ' 3 ti' i 335 .righ- 611, lf 1, e,.5-ree.g.3- - . 755s -4 Y 'L i 9 1 l:l dark of the moon revealed supernatural feat Dork of the Moon , o most unusuo ploy, wos presented with Mr. Roger Philips . x ting. Syd Sutkus ond Dove Johnson portroyec ' P' trogicolly foted lovers. The supernoturol ployed on importont in the story which wos set in the hills of the S Dennis Leolc ond Bonnie Huff ployed Boi Allf..-Cf .-..-..-.e..L.- TL... ,J,.-l. Ny..-1 I,-.I.. ...IL,-.L.-.. - 4 fvxv, .NY- ,-,J ii 15 5 s 'A f 5 1 F I x l 7 1 ,. f '-6 mx V :L Q 'JL' 'bf 1 1 .-l I A 1 l S 5 23' 6 J . . 4 I af.: , . F W. tl F ill' 1 jr Y A, I, N ,.,-an fe .F .L 0 l . . :il choice seniors were honored as royalty i ii J if 1- gf Marianne Wilkinson Q27 m l i Q, ax -N 'umrnv R ghf: Rod Allen andidates and were doubly proud to f K Ave Kathy Carter Milt Gigax be finalists JMIX George Tanber On the basis of intelligence, poise, appearance, morals, personality and over-all attitude, RHS faculty members nominated ten senior candidates for the titles of ROGERIAN King and Queen. The faculty then voted to limit the top fifteen names to five finalists whose photographs were sent to a selected celebrity for final iudging. The celebrity was asked to base his choice on the boy and girl most depicting youth typified today. The yearbook tradition of nominating and selec- ting ROGERIAN royalty has been held for ten years. SEMl-FINALISTS Mike Allison Sue Enk Chuck Hawes Linda Prager Karen Borchert Mark Benedict Su Delbert Gregg Stombaugh Bruce Butcher Darlene Schuette Lindo Gove .lack Schultz Ken Carter Pam Sussman Deb Harned Russ Smith Bill Dean Pam Tadlock Amy Mann Dave Vogelpohl Sue Meyer Mary Tomaselli Bruce Eliiah -Q-Q Roxanne Osgood gn' the smothers brothers chose syd, mike .ww Syd Sufkus x , 1 '. ., 'x , ' ' .'.A-vj :Q 1- f I 'j' '4 ' ii Mike Controdo Rogerion King 1 'N X 1 4 . - -1,--A n A 1. MM ,w M. X xemplif ing the image of youth-t pified toda 'Q Tom ond Dick Smofhers os they clown on thenr CBS Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour -.g .wfnw ERS Sffmfozffa February 29, 1958 Miss Su Delbert Editor-in-Chief Rogerian 1968 Rogers High School 5539 Nebraska Avenue Toledo, ohio M3515 Dear Miss Delbert: we are pleased to be asked to Judge your yearbook royalty for the 1968 Rogerlan. After careful deliberation, we have cast our votes for the young lady with HQCN on the back of her picture and the young man with n16Dn on his photograph. we feel that these two students represent nycuth-typified todayn. Our congratulations to the winners and HELLO to all of our friends at Rogers High School. Sincerely TOM SMOTHERS 'bvakgnwmww DICK SMOTHERS E SMOTHERS BROTHERS COMEDY HOUR A- 78470 CHTVILFYLY HLVD . LOS ANGLLLHS CALIFORNIA 90016 ..,....,, .-......,.,.,......,..fWm-..,., , A - ,-.1'.1.jZ'-.'.'f',:1 eip ,N I' 1-1 -.-, '-...MZ Lf.. ffl:-',:' ,. ,f f 4' '. .', I eniors A 2 f Xa. s. u fu .,nej- '-.'- -4,. y ..' '. ' v ' x.-1.:- SLR ff Yu- ' 1 ' 1 e, u 3, L K I 4 i '-, 4. 1'--,I-:Q -, - .-, --P, - -. '. 5 1 17 Dennis Leak, president, adiusfs his windshield wiper. Secretary, Carol Bushey studies English. Treasurer ,Karen Borcherf examines Physiology friend. T'iiT'E'3 ' 7 Vaneli? giiywggefgizmqi :Arm vzti-.. v' . lil- -'V' Mi' l it 'l 2 l i i l - x ments in Physics. Sl imaginative leaders guided the class of '6 i l I l l i 5 ' --v 427- ' ,-Q N 'mrs c,-,ga JP T739 iff Linda Adams Susan Adams Mdrie Adkins Michael Allison Nancy Allyn Kay Amstufz 126 'TN ff' if-7' Sandra Albertson Rodney Allen Gary Amsfufz Glen Amsiufz X A Sieve Morris, vice president, 65 - .1-al' cf.: In tl H g 'ui' Dennis Anderson Diana Anderson Michaeline Antkowiak Russell Babiuch Carol Baker Charles Baker Kathy Archambeau Joseph Arnold David Ballert Deborah Banderski roadening the well-marked path of tradition . . ,.. .,::.Hi TTI..- uv' , b-N Lynn Barber Kathleen Barner Douglas Bauman Rebecca Baumberger Charles Beaudry James Beckhusen ' i l l At last, the class of '68 began the long-awaited year. Football games and falling leaves drifted by as seniors con- fronted new classes and teachers. Long hours were spent to perfect the home- coming float and to make the dance, Try to Remember a success. Snowflakes and icy winds whipped by spirited seniors as they attended bas- ketball games and wrestling matches. Christmas leisure meant a release from the pressure of studies. Moments alone offered time for contemplation. l968--A happy new year in which to make important choices, accept greater responsibilities, and gain new insights. The Prom and the senior banquet mirrored the glow of excited upperclassmen. But Baccalaureate and Commencement were the crowning touches for seniors. Caps and gowns echoed the beauty and digni- ty of a wealth of memories and a store- house of knowledge. Robin Ben Mark Benedict Kathy Bensch Denise Bernheisel Heidi Berry Ralph Bieszczad if -el iazzx, 'Y' Karr' ' a V ,fi X 'xx . Edward Bigelow Walter Bilius l-lnclfl Blnl4leY Carolyn Blevins Judy Blockowski Robert Bohl G' Jim Lowry tosses a ring at Sfudenf Council Fun Night. I . III' COITIIUOI1 Il1lIEl'6StS WSI' F-3 Glenda Blackman Karen Borcherf WF'-'V' Paul Blake William Braithwaite 4-in ' we 1' fr' 'V N lb-rl 1 Pamela Bran Susan Brenner Janice Brice Donald Brown Cheryl Brown Karen Brunke Susan Bucher Richard Buchup Maryann Buckmasler Thomas Buehler pooled as ideas and people became a major concern Aw , K. Pa-4 'C' Q96 Brad Buflew Lynnelfe Burnside Carol Bushey Bruce Butcher William Buffner john Byers Sheila Calhoun Christine Calkins Perry Campbell Debra Cann 129 Cv if , ff' Lt. ,NV iw. . i . Q- is in J Qi i., 1.4 igvrf '..'2 ' 'uv' Tiff' SEQ. F' 'wmv Timothy Cornell Duane Chamberlin Deborah Clarkson Celena Cooper Jeffrey Coykenclall James Carr Beth Chapman Becky Clifton Claudia Corey Joyce Cranon Kathleen Carter Kenneth Carter Kathleen Casey Loren Chesnut Gregory Churchill Ann Cipriani Terance Cochran Michael Contrada Cassandre Cooke :il while some vegitated Active Seniors spent weeks constructing their homecoming float. 4-E 6-D V.. VY' i.. 'ul-vi 'Sv A- E95 1 - k in-4 Qrrgf 1, James Cully Lawrence Doso Sandra Dick Michael Draheim Joyce Duffee gTx x F-'fav Janice Curnow Paul Dcuhlke Gregory Dodge Donald Dubois Bruce Eliiah wr-lr Patricia Elijah 'I III t '1?' : 'LT ' Diana Epmyer SUSUVW Enk Roger Fgckler William Failor encouraged by understandingiteachers, Q5 4-J ,vw- WSTN -cpl 'f ', G u WJ! Gary Farthing Brenda Fisher Kafhleen Flanagan i- J 'tl 11-19 'x nw- 3 xii, 41-'T' Nancy Peak Victoria Fell Theresa Finley Kathleen Fiser Dale Fisher Loneli Fisher James Fitzgerald Shirley Fitzgerald Margaret Flanagan Darlene Fogle -l05ePl' Folger Pclflclo F0079 -Mn. ll Michael Fox fl'-' ,,,g 'R 0 A, P '33 I ' ll Michael Friel Pamela Fuller Christina Gail Volindo GGHSC1 challenges were met and niches found ,.-, , TYYYH lfx, 'F-rv? fy, Steven Garwacki Lawrence Ghaster Esther Gray -1 '75 N-sf ix Ll!! ..f- fu!! I 'iff' 1:::r' David Gere Gregory Gebolys Roy Gederf Sfeven Gehm Brenda Gibson Milton Gigax Linda Gove Eugene Gozdowski Joy Grinke Dale Groshans Rand Gulvas Joanne Guncly 4, ,lun--.. SE' Nelson Haffner Gloria Hall Richard Harbaugh Karen Haddad Charles Hagelman David Hammond K' - Y 96',1 445.1 T- ' i , ' , ,- ..- 0 f I q ll' f x lr a- ra 'L -rifle-2,.AQl-F -' 'i ' - rw- g I I 1 7' -14-O k UK -of' Bob Kuhl and Linda Michalak approach the finish line at lunch. 'WX '!I '7' Ss 'fer' E' vos qi' lfczxr 15 -fx -f It ' N 'wif Karen Hardf Deborah Horned STanley Harper Pamela Harrison POUl Hur? Rudolph Harrkopf Thomas Hass Cl'1OFleS Howes leVVY l'l0Wll'10VUe Pclulelle HUYe5 134 Roberta Hayhursl Sfeven Henderly Bonnie Hens Brenda Hess Sandra Hicks Richard Hinton Weldon Hollar Sandra Homler Kathy Houser Carol Hudgins Tracy Jackson Mihcael Jaquay Sandra Jarvis Kyle Jay Charles Johnson 0 I i i 01' 14' X W-1: S . I IX f' R33 I .J Al I 'ir A '- 17 . , 'Q' '- 4. ' . J .X ix ...,., , 'IZYN Wu:-1' ,4. 4 l . , .U - . - ,,, .Ai 'A I A , ,V no A' ' 1 'hr' 4 1 Janice Johnson Sandra Johnson Brenda Jones Conrad Jones Gary Jones Marilyn Juergens Sandra Junkins Norbii' Karmol Patricia Kasza Sally Keedy X I xz, -.n,, W ,R - 4-'SZTF' 1 6 -3' 'i xi Susan Kelb Cheryl Keller Maureen Kelly Gary Kenczewicz Roger Keys Donald Kimberly Scott Klag Dale Knepper Kenneth Knoke Deborah Koptman Raymond Kott Steven Krukowski Victoria Kubicz Robert Kuhl Terry Kulczak I . . . . ml five days a week, opinions and theories were J Patricia Kutz Richard Lake Peggy Lamale James Lamb Janice Lange - -c-47 qt...-f . if -i .in 11:37 arf Q my .tg',g. ml , X lx. W ' fir... ' iii 'in-r D Q-41' Q' ' l' A' K' ., iii. t O ii'-'lit .'.' f l 1 James Langenderfer William Langenderfer Jerald Laroe Karen Laster Franzetfa Latham Mary Lauterbur Michael Line Dennis Leak Lora Leonard David Lewis Steven Liggefl Nancy Linenkugel Dean Lockhearf Linda Lorenz James Lowry questioned in the Search for knowledge and truth i if is 'zz Dan Lubinski Mary Lubinski John Lyfle Jacquelyn Machinski Lawrence Madrzykowski Maiorelfe, Mary Lubinski leads The Ram Band. if' ...dy Jeffrey Maior Vandela Major Ralph Malewski I ' . .. :il a wise man said let there '-v ...P - -W. Y-T-. f- A 1 , ,JM Q 1 ' 12:9 117' x Marc Mqlley Charlene Mallory Amy Marlin Lawrence Marsh Deborah McClure Lawrence Marenberg JOCI4 MU le'ff0 Lindq Mgrfin Patricia Marlin Danny McCollum Dean McCollum Yvonne McDaniels Dane McKifrick Christine McNe'r'r e weekends, so for two days fun ruled ,GL 'W' H1-1? 1:2 5 i W 34 MF5 ,i I Jerry MCQuillin Dennis Meeker Darlene Merrill Joanne Metcalf Bruce Meyer 5uSC1n Meyer Linda Michalak Barbara Miller Glenn Miller Jeffery Miller KGY Miller William Mizer Steven Morris Bruce Mowery Gary Mull Keith Mumford Shirley Murphy Mike Nadolny Sharon Norkavage Ann Marie Orlowski lies Sharon Murphy Sharon Myers Richard Nadolny Edward Nowakowski Robert Osborn x , eww- S li ' A 'N-'ui f-Fx T .37 149 'Q-V N'-,rf Wg-. I I y gi -if-.. Ti :-., L., Seniors rest tired feet during lecture. III N Michael Naiber Mary Nowowieiski Roxanne Osgood i1-L- A 1 I l many gazed into the Michael Neary Kathy Nuding Michael Osinski i Kathy Nichols Christine Operacz Lynn Papentuss Will? o i V , BN ri? I -Q4 info E 5' uve 'L K fvql W:-sf 41 i in A- W 'i'El'f . , lil 1 ' 5 l 'l l'l F1 'A i . , 4, . l ll fL1',42 , I B ,fella I 'i i v-. ..p Mig. Q -. 35 distance for fulfillment Catherine Peiffer Richard Plotrowski Michael Poulos Mark Penske Michele Plouch Craig Poupard Kathleen Phelan David Poage Linda Prager 'P' Rosemary Pasienza Sharon Paszko Steven Plageman Patricia Pollard Jacquelyn Preston . Y.. Y ,, . - Rosalie Paskiet Diane Pauly Kathy Plath Robert Polston Gail Prettyman - . 122' 'hx I wx ww- - 'M ll .x 'i ,-sv., , 'M tx -. .ag lf ,Q.'?. gflifx V? 1:-ff 3 R YT, if i n Sqn! Sim Karen Quertimont James RGQSP John Recknagel Jessica Reed Pgfricic Ring Michael Ringger Ronald Rohweder Eugene Rosinski Mgrghq Rydmgn Scott SC!l'1l:Ol'Cl -' EM LF al: l l' J I .tri ' il Kathryn Ramm Kent Rehklau Carlos Rodriquez Cynthia Ruhland Karen Sarkisian N'-19 ' T' un-of ave, Daniel Rayner Gretchen Rayner Shirley Rey Byron Rhodes Linda Roe Brenda Rogers John Rutter James Ryan Paul Sattler Deborah Schell ,PS 'WQQWY SJ' - QV' orb f iff Cf.-c 552.-fd to I Patricia Schlievert Donald Sell Susan Sheidler Rick Simpson Rebecca Smith an ,X 23? Darlene Schuette Sandra Shroeder Gary Sellers Lynn Senger Steven Sheskey Eileen Shifter Patricia Sites Allen Skolmowski Russell Smith Stephen Smith GQ ,lack Schultz Brian Shatter Keith Shrader Gary Smith Lyniece Snyder QI? Sheila Schweitzer Gregory Shapiro Gary Simon Harold Smith Linda Speer lziumlfrf' t.' 11f..,,,.,.,i f-, 'L-. tv! Tl? +G., -. 'TTT' -rv' 1 YUM 'Nu-. r-1-J .63 ,f 1nv 11 54 'Clif' ith 4' 'mer --up , -J ,J 'xr-vm' 'fl Marcia Spencer Darlene Stender Mark Strole John Szparka Joyce Taube Constance Spentoft Gerald Stewart Frank Sturniolo David Szykowny Hurlene Taylor Gregory Sfambaugh Diane Stickroth Frederick Stutske Barbara Szymaniak Rebecca Thomas Raymond Sprague Karen Stopher Pamela Sussman Pamela Tadlock Pamela Thompson .fi s Robin Stallbaum Mary Strauss Sydney Sutkus George Tanber Pamela Tillman '-if N ,Q,,ff' 1 Y'?' I 5 N ,fxf 1- N19 .-kg .l' K. 'Eur 'fe-. aff :qs iffy, Mory Tomoselli Lynwood Totty Lindo Townsend Christine Tucholski Joyce Turner Raymond Urwin Martin Vick Delores Villegos David Vogelpohl Donald Vollmor Dennis Vorderburg Dovid Wompler Condoce Wondersee Wilma Worren Jeff Woy I ml others grasped present chances Spirited seniors precede their Homecoming Floot. AI graduation meant tears and triumph Linda Weaver Timothy Welty Brenda White as adult James Weber Joseph Werling Dale White , 'fd' Senior Jim Fitzgerald studies government. --I f my , 955 Yes' Glenda White Delores Wilczynski Anne Wiley Marianne Wilkinson Thomas Williams individuals Joyce Wilson Steven Winters Timothy Wolfe emerged Roger Wilson Patricia Woodard Joan Worely to take their places in society Joseph Windle Susan Wisniewski Susan Worely Burchard Winne James Wolfe Martha Wyrembek Deborah Winters Patricia Wolfe Mary Jo Wyszumiala ,U-7 - i .:L? 2? , av QP 1'3- s N-I 'Eg lfr f.- 2 pg 'I -JJ 'f P' 1'-1 ' 'F' 't 'r-'17 Cv 3 mfg f - , if-fr: H 1 Thomas Zachman Dale Zielinski Joseph Zielinski Douglas Zimmer CCJFOJ Zwayer James Becker Martin Bengela Larry Blaine Emma Brown Curtis Coywood Steve Davis Karol Dennis Elmo Dilbone Not Pictured Gregory Franklin Brenda Graves Kip Hartzell Donald Hassen Mark Johnson Robert Jones Pamela Jordon Daniel Kipplen William Lloyd Susan Meates Michael Moore Linda Munro Claude Pedigo John Rolf Larry Schwartz Barbara Sparling Mary Vanderhorst Raymond Villegas Christine Walerius Robert Warman Keith Williams Wendell Willingham William Zorich U EU Q E Il academics he Q.-.-' - VHBIILL Mr. Dick, Superintendent of Toledo Public Schools. . A' 'Y 93. : .1 3 X., .,.. Anderson, Mr. Edward Foster. ' if 5 l l l l ia .J ' 1 , ,.ii-4 Toledo Board of Education: Mr. Art L. Zepf, Mrs. Maude Shapiro, Mr. William N. Thomas, Mr. J r :nl an efficient admrnrstratlo Mr. Schultz admires ram trophies ....,m.,.,4-f-as Mr. Schultz, Rogers High School principal. n Mr. Contrada, assistant principal. Mr. Frank Dick, with the help ot the Toledo Board of Education, directs the school system and links it with the public. He is respon- sible for the smooth operation of the 74 schools manned by 2,650 teachers. As principal, Mr. Robert Schultz gives the tinal word on school activities and keeps Rogers running properly. Mr. Schultz was aided by assistant principals Mr. Vincent Contrada and Mr. Robert Rittichier. Mr. Kenneth MacLaren took over Mr. Contrada's duties while the assistant principal was recovering from a mid year illness. Mrs. Ruth Carman served as dean ot girls. Mr. Rittichier signs on admit slip for ci student to return to closs. irected the year's policies and activities I Mrs. Cormcm lectures on dating etiquette to o girls' gym class will . ' -s fs-.E-1 '.f.:.1.1il'l Mr. Rittichier peeks into ci locker. Mr. Schultz comments to Mr. Woods. Look ottl1otforml Mrs. Schnell explains the formula for the volume ot a cone. Mr. Brewer assists Paul Blake with his Math IV assignment. 152 Chairman ot the department is Mrs. Marion Schnell who t geometry, 4th year math, and algebra, and also serves as chairman the curricular committee forthe Toledo City Schools. Other members the department are Miss Karen Olsen, teaching geometry and ad algebrag Mrs. Phyllis Brewer, who teaches 4th and 5th year math advanced algebra. Miss Marcia Kramp teaches geometry besides foreign language duties. Mr. May muses over the remark ot an inquiring physics student. Theorum number.. This year the math department em overhead proiectors and transparencies to aid in understanding cult mathematical concepts. Miss Olson demonstrates measuring with a giant protractor. Mr. Ewen concentrates on a student working. The art program this year offered a diversi- l ied, in-depth study of the art world. The stu- ents were encouraged to work on their own nd to demonstrate self-study. Mr. John Nicholson's classes spent one hird of the year painting. The second third of he year was spent in delving into the realm of culpture. Rogers is one of the few schools in he state which deals with stone and wood sculp- ure, including frescoes in concrete. Weaving 'was taught in the last third of the year, in which Mrs. James Bick, an Algerian woman ex- ert in weaving, furthered Mr. Nicholson's un- erstanding of the craft. Mr. Richard Ewen had classes in printing, ealing with woodcuts, silk screening, and re- ief. In Mr. Ewen's advanced classes, the stu- dents studied anatomy, and created portraits -of the body. A Potter's wheel was used in his ceramics classes. Both Mr. Nicholson and Mr. Ewen assisted Mrs. Helena Peters' Humanities classes with their art appreciation program. '--.., 'wwf Judy VanMeer discusses a sketch with Mr. Nicholson while Deb Lyon looks on. Mr. Nicholson expresses his delight with a student's modern art painting. T53 QE Mrs. Hazel advises college bound Becky Baumberger. 155'-saga:-.air--:Q .- k -x gr A. 1 A ' ' 'W'- ' . Mrs. Turner keeps track of student's schedules in the cumulative files. El I .1314 Q20 21 il? 28 Filing test results is one of Mrs. Dicks' many secretarial duties. Keeping office bulletin boards up to date is one of Mrs. Juergens' Keeping the school records and paper work up to date were secretar- ies: Mrs. Tish Juergens, Mrs. Zoe Schoen, Mrs. Lorraine Dicks, Mrs. Pat- ricia Turner and Mrs. Lois Bremer. lf help was needed to find a book or reference, the librarians Mrs. Mary Mac Franklin and Mrs. Elaine Shaw were always available. School nurse, Mrs. Donley, aided the sick at Rogers. The counselors Mrs. Theodora Hazel, Mrs. Shofene Miller, Mr. Ken- Mrs, Donley sterilizes an oral thermometer. Mrs. Schoen sorts mail. neth Willard and Mr. Louis Woods guided students with problems. wr 1 l , ,-.we . v 'Hfx 1 -4 Mrs. Franklin consults the Card catalog, Mrs. Bremmer examines newly returned books. Mrs. Shaw Sfdmps O bOOk for G b0ff0WeI' o create congenial surroundings and guide students 3 N 7 IM5 l Mr. Woods advises a student on the advantages of going to college. Mrs. Miller checks guidance files. -.-4-vi-jg: 5 7 . Mr. Willard gives a SAT booklet to a college bound student. A miniature globe is toyed with by Mr. Drake. We the People. . a famous excerpt from our heritage, our most cherished possession. The social studies department strives to develop in its students a pride in the American tradition. The department boasts American history, world history and American government and hopes to add socio- logy and geography in the future. Newcomers to the social studies group are Mr. Thomas Schroeder, Mr. Thomas Fisher and Mr. John Thomas. The staff is completed by the veterans: Miss Dalene Pond ,Mr. Dale Hepler, Mr. James Vitale, Mr. Thomas Guit- teau, Mr. Donald Bottles, Mr. Thomas Lyons, Mr. David Drake and Mr. Willard Collins, department head. 156 Mr. Collins chats with two players before practice. ll Mr. Hepler, athletic director, lectures to A- merican history students, Mr. Vitale enioys his American history After school Mr. Bottles concentrates on the test papers of his American history classes ' 'H' 'V X. H V I w v ww N ' n 1 ,Hn M , w I w v w , , Q 1 , 1.0.4- .3 ly X' 1 ., Q ,M 'J V. , 1 P A Mr Lyons Lx.. 1 ' .um P - r v '- . X g A s-Ez I . fib- y v mm-1-.-W .. ...M-1- W, ,,.. H- ui P iq . w xkmiwg ' x ,...-f-.. ..,. . Y --H- . 7' R- Nqr- f:. J! v' ' ' X'-Al2:,:NT Un - - Xu- : A .,1.w-1I!h.! I W , L4 hu.: si ' .rg ' 'M-Q ,nw Hr X F:.1vi,- w- 1 - , , !i..S.! f.,.-'Q-J-'Sf ,,,.....,.---- ,,1,,m-a-m..,,y3 A ...A- r f ,-31,1 . ,Y .. 7-,.e-471+ iv-?--v ws- x?Q. 1m Miss Sparks enioys a humorous passage. 5- E ' 1 . wg 36 lv Juniors listen aftentively while Mrs. Werner and Miss Fulop lecture. I . :il english students were expose Mr. Rapton ponders a student's remark. Three o'clock nears for Mr. Hillyer. After her English class, Miss Shultz muses over a set of compositions. Mrs. Peters often visited resourses. Miss Kimmerlin is pleased with an intelli- gent answer. culture through literature ui W Claudia Corey brings Mrs. Bonasch her hourly glass of water. ' YU Vu Robinson goes over a story with her Miss Peery jokes with the Rogerian staff. Mr. Phillips watches his directions in action. Modernization has become the word in the Rogers English department. Utili- zing such devices as overhead proiectors, movies, records,and tapes to supplement lectures, 'English teachers are better equipped to aid in student comprehen- sion. Team teaching at the iunior level is another technique new at Rogers. Used previously on the senior level, its pur- pose is to acquaint college bound stu- dents with college techniques and to en- courage more independent study. This contemporary outlook has es- tablished English at Rogers as both edu- cational and enioyable. 159 It must be o photosynthetic protist! VN i '-Q5,f-'Lx . X. i' ly ,I . V mf I , 1. 1.22 f ,, I nv ' 9 i 1 hiv' if y .. , .-.. - b. I. . , ,I A sample of everyday patriotism is shown by two junior boys. fm' W.. ., 1 5- .,.-.!. '-:Yap 111111 J 4 If :fig 4' KD. .f IL'3v:I'm, . , Qi Alf f ,-Af . , ,,a,,, ' fzzg .2-,,-A ,Lf xg,-, I ' 'L A Q ' . ,g -I W 1. . 'yi' Q 'Liv' ' 'U L- 1.55.4 3 -,i 4 V V 4 i I' Ji: A ,:iit'f ,fi,i ,.-,iff-,iw .. . , - .. P. . si ' W ,vfigl 'f.g.,g'1wL5'-':- - , r1z,Q:1.Qj'-.V V I. H , 'li:A i3'?P-55? Mfg , - N ' A , 'i S'f .-'.4 ., 'f 'f-rl , . 4, if 41' 1:9 A Rogers parking lot stands full of teacher's cars awaiting the owners ot the sound of the final bell. moments awa fro Three Rogers athletes pause to converse in their dual role scholars. Studious Sue Kelb lazily ponders her notes for an up test. K x ig-1 wad I' -61 -:fl acl-I It il ' Mis a- r ' it Reference???3? lasses broke the monotony of the day's routine Sites proves thot being u lab ossistont involves piles ofwork. After four long hours of work one tends to gorge himself at lunch 161 162 O , . ' 1 ' i. - funn l e L I ' ' ' 'vtvirufgggu ' ' :Nu ' l Q-L H -L .1 V 'N-vcckwi fx +1- i ' Miss Kramp uses the bulletin board to help prove a point. Speaking lt -the most valuable method of teaching a guage was utilized by the Rogers High School language ieacnei A fourth language ,German, was taught this year at Rogers b Miss Marcia Kramp who spent time studying the language i Germany. I Mrs. Mildred Van Fleet, Latin teacher, is chairman. Many r cords, tapes and tilmstrips are used by the instructors in the oral approach to their subiects. These devices enable the teach to deliver a more interesting presentation to the class as well aiding in a clearer understanding on the part of the student. Returning to the language labs were Mrs. Harriett Abell an Mrs. Jo Ann Huber, French teachers, and Mr. William Faulkn who teaches Spanish. I . . III' mLISlC, 3 Ul1IV6I'SEtl mean lm f' Mrs. Van Fleet refers to one of her many references. Mr. Faulkner explains the pronunciation of a new vocabulary word. Debbie SUSSFTIOU listens Gftenfively dUfln9 0 SP0nl5l' dlUl09Ue- As- .1 Ibn. . , Mrs. Abell helps Naiah Zrein with a French assignment. -14... .Q I ,,. A s H A 9 1. Q 5 fi Against the sky is Mr. Parrack directing at half-time. f communication, is understood in L,,.,- I e - l All ,. . , , , -. . - .P -A t- l.g,'f.vw,- fqyt+'g J Mrs. Huber adiusts Sandy McGif'Fin's headphones. WW , -aa.-dh -r all languages Theory is a new course offered by the Music department. For budding musi- cians, this means studying music as well as practicing it. Mr. Parrack directs the band, the orchestra and both the gener- al and a cappella choirs. The spirited band leads the student body in the fight song and alma mater. During holiday assemblies the choirs and orchestra present selections in keeping with the season. 163 i FY A Phys. Ed. student listens to Mr. Metti's advice on soccer dribbling. is V12 iii? Q ff' , . At the start of class, Mrs. Ludgate leads the girls in warm up exercises. Mr. Steely looks on during a volleyball game. A physical effort A great variety of sports provided tor an enioyable gym program, as well as cultivating a broad knowledge of sports. The numerous sports included shuttle- board, table tennis, badminton, archery and deck tennis performed by the girls. In the boys! gym program, wrestling matches were held among classes. In ad- dition, universal sports such as basketball and volleyball were played. Directing the boys were Mr. Ronald Metti and Mr. Ray Steely. Besides teach- ing, Mr. Steely coached the varsity wrest- ling team and advised Key Club. The girls' gym program was guided by Mrs.DOr1nc1 Ludgate and Mrs. Marsha Fisher. Mrs. Lud- gate assisted Adviser Mrs. Fisher with GAA activities and girls' intramurals. 164 and domestic service attempted t The correct grip for field hocky is explained by girls' Physical Education teacher, Mr Fisher. it ,ws ll! Qtr, wg Mr. Nissen watches over his class as they read. old alert adults Seniors in the Adjusted Curriculum pro- ram work at businesses in the area and attend lasses one hour a week. Juniors go to class in he morning and spend their afternoons at iobs n the building. To round out their schedules ome of the boys participate in sports such as restling. Jobs of A.C. students are varied. As Hos- ital workers they help the nurses and get ooks for the patients. Greenhouse workers ater and fertilize the infant plants. As shoe alesmen they help customers to find the styles nd sizes needed. Mr. Thomas Falvey teaches he iunior class while Mr. Nissen instructs the eniors. ' ' W if wi, Q Q W' 5 Z3 sg? , , . M is--A :iff -., A4 .Q34 Weil IlAr.i!Falvey discusses assignments with his Occupational Work students. Mr. Falvey completes primary routine of taking attendance. + .i l Distributive Education is a combination of class and 'work situations. Mr. R. David Rankin instructs his students in salesmanship and subiects related to selling and merchan- dising. Distributive Education students are selected from inter- views and past records of reliability and grades. DE stu- dents apply for their own iobs in Toledo area stores. The business department is headed by Mr. Clifford Nel- son. Department members are Mrs. Patricia Brown, Miss Polly Collins, and Mrs. Sue Jakeway. A new program this year is Business and Office Education. ln the course iuniors take advanced typing, bookkeeping, and principles of busi- ness. This is a concentrated program designed to prepare students in a short time for work after graduation. ri . ig business cours ?!'F ' ,lie 3' PP' 5313 1 A- .., 1 - A ft' '63 ' f Mr. Rankin shows Mic Antkowiak how to operate the cash register. T66 Mrs. Jakeway demonstrates the home row key position. Sixth hour finds Mrs. Brown lecturing to her shorthand class. prepared students for their economic futures Tn, c -...,. i Searching for a test copy in her file cabinet is Miss Collins. Steve Winters sets up a DECA display as Mr. Rankin looks on. ' '5i51Q'5E.-L..1slfifiiksgpi.-5 ,V wi. Q To 0 46:-. -I 2's0'a ' 'D Ae? V 'YQ fc I .Q .gis- vf, 4 90 I Mr. Nelson fcibulates his class bookkeeping homework 1' I III craftsmen and homemakers prepared to ente , . ,Q 1 If ff , .5- X i ' xx Mr. Ash explains the V.T.V.M. demonstrator to his class. Um' Es:i . ..EI,. w't,r55f5 52 U L i M V V . ' if? 2iQ'iErg5ii -.v- , ssf..iil.i i: 1 i f:-. gs , 15. I A -IL' : Ta m, , r it 15' iff . xii' , tai? I'-. .,..'-fill, M .- - ---- ' rift '-2:2 A - , 5? ,. -- 5 -':-1.5 :' .S N , 5 me Mr Kuhl watches a student work on a mechanical drawing proiect Crattsmanship. Rogers' Industrial Arts students pride themselves on this word. New equipment which the department boasts in- cludes: two wood lathes, a power planer and welding equipment. The electronics department received a vacuum tube volt meter demonstration board tor trouble-shooting in electronics class. A blueprinting machine was also acquired tor the mechanical drawing classes. The industrial arts faculty remained the some this year with Mr. George l-larrutt serving as department head and Mr. Wayne Ash, Mr. Wilber Flau- gher, Mr. Ronald Kuhl, Mr. Raymond Lusher, and Mr. Roger Palmer returning. si.. Mr. Flaugher and auto mechanics boys examine a piston Mr. Lusher checks over negatives for another Rampage edition ..-L -. 'L heir future careers r. Palmer puts the finishing touches to a paint iob. The Home Economics department offer- d several new semester courses including ad- anced foods, family living, child develop- ent,and advanced clothing. The head of the department is Mrs. athleen Williams. Working with her are rs. Jane Kaiser and Mrs. Margaret Harruff. peakers are scheduled on such topics as hild care, interior decorating and money anagement. The students visited model omes and toured Penta County Child Devel- pment and Food Service Centers. YY! V . ,muff fi Mrs. Harruff removes cookies from the oven. Home Ec instructor Mrs Kaiser exhibits basic baking techniques - ,,.h,m,,:, . .. lg-. ' it' ' it. 4 ii If 1 .42 Mr. Bean shows lunior chemists how to light the Bunsen burner 1 X: L f Q it I . r..,.i- ,' ,if .. t .-.if .?- rl-7 .. WZ' 7 'sewer' , r fl ' l Mrs. Schroeder uses one of her many biology reference charts. Marilyn .luergens concentrates on Mr. Bean's grading scale. l:l I m d n a e b Biology teacher Mr. Schwind performs an osmosis experiment for his students. 3 ,A .fl Rogers science teachers strive to fulfill twofold purpose in the instruction of their stu dents: to prepare them for future educational work and for simple everyday living. This year the department used advanced analytical balances to weigh out very small amounts of chemicals, and PH meters to cle- termine concentrations of ions. Miss Sarah Waldron has been added to the staff as a physiology teacher and Mr. Richard Brunt teaches physiology as well as chemistry. The Rogers planetarium, under the direction of Mr. Robert Gardner, is one of the few in the state. Experienced teachers on the staff are: Mr. Robert Bean, Mr. William Schwind, Mr. Robert Lucas, Mrs. Juliana Fagerstrom, and Mrs. Elizabeth Schroeder. Informed in the latest scientific techniques and discoveries, the science department has a reputation for quali- ty subiects and well informed students. ' Flu' .LV .?, z Q 1 . i li? Q ll , iii i - e vs'-I 4' usa, Mrs. Fagerstram appears pleased with the work of her siuclents. Students listen to a cligsfry ledure MnBrun'rTi ipper, the earth's phenomena were explained This is the parietal, says Miss Waldron. Mr. Lucas describes the DNA molecule. The proiecior amuses Mr. Gardner. emi 'Xl V ,Q , is ESB avail Qiif Row l: Nancy Russell, Linda Adams, Connie Spenthoff, Robin Ben, Marianne Wilkinson, Kathy Nichols. rag all nutritional quality, sanitary .4 ,W -. ig Y A crowded library keeps assistants busy Ram cafeteria was the solution for hungry Rogerites. YV? .X lt y x M 13 .. Q I, C75 Y 4 ' 1 A ' fi, Q Row l:Gertrucle Gongiver, Irene Laux,Thelma Inman, manager, JOGHUC Piflll, MGFY LOU 5ClWenl1er, ENG 59094-iff, Doris BUUUL Mary Gillmore, Louise Manion, Louise Harbison. Row 2: Helen Edilh Huefner. Glowacki, Gertrude Kimple, Doris Walton, Theresa Odorzynski , 172 l: Nancy Allyn, Pat Schlievert, Mary Tomaselli, Micki Gail Prettyman. Row 2: Pat Kasza, Marilyn Juergens, Brenner, Jan Curnow ,Glenda Blackman, Lynn Senger, Mrs. onditions, and expert Less McCabe, Don Nolte, John Ragg, head, Hank Spence. Cleanliness is next to Godlinessf' Little do imogerires realize all of the happenings behind the scenes. The clean halls and spotless classrooms aren't lust accidents. Hard work and constant ef- fort on the part of the Rogers custodians have yielded a beautifully kept school. Where would our administration be without the faithful assistance of the senior librarians and office help? Scurrying around the school, giving Jp study halls, these workers perform a multitude of iobs from answering the telephone to collect- ng absence slips and book fines. Lunchtime at RHS was looked forward to by logerites. Balanced diets linked with care given o the food's preparation make Rogers cafeteria :ne of the best. Zoe Schoen. Row 3: Kay Miller, Linda Townsend, Lynn Barber, Mary Straus, Sandy Johnson, Robin Ben, Becky Thomas. service were found at rogers Seated: Ida Marshall, Rainie Corbett, Dorothea Borckardt,Sarah Vanetten. Standing: Frank Heuerman, and Rosie Fuffino. . ., L., Manning the cash register, Mrs. Gertrude Kimple gives change to a student. 173 x L V ,L X --, ,vig .. A. F . ,X - -1 ' ' .I N-'ff , ,, .A,. - -.. , A, 15 . - H - ' ' JA-p '. 1 , V-I ,' ' - V' J. . L ' ,v-J. f.- wg,-' Q ,' ,V I' 1 41 M .4 5: , 44 15 .- if .Vu H A.-, -sw ., 5 ,, -- ' -- - , J ,U 1 . ' . ' ' ' . ' ' . - V W' gm rt ' ' 1 .1 1 1' , M . N, V , - ,, , I ' j ' if-N' , ,L ,' Q, x 'N '5. 5- . V - 'I . ' ,A -': ' . W ' . V' ' A ijl' .- - L.-- ' H', r-' ' , ' N. - . . v' , , L '. ,L !.' , .ml-X -- -J , , . I ,j , V ' -:zlj 1- :I ' J z X: ' .. . .J , . - +-- -1' 1. 1 , '- . L '..v 1.9 H . ' QA' M' J-.JU underclassmen ,.-:ju 'Nd M? by 'Nw 9' N. -I , F N Q4 J A . 9 Fl sw g -1 ' ' A Nui fp li 4 .q..,' F' ii C of 'r as 7' Y .v R F A ui 'F K 5 U IV a r uv I if We .un 1'-ll-s v Bob Adams Jim Anderson Rick Armstrong Elaine Badman Kay Barber Bonne Bauman Scott Beattie Linda Agness Tom Andrejan Dwayne Austin Rick Baker Joe Barber Barb Beal John Beaudry ,J . . .5- 'fr J L 'J ir? iisss X W f we .l l - Hiwf i ,V c ,iz gba 3 iii ' in 9-41' Tim Allen Sam Aossey Sandy Backus Allen Bancroft Mark Barkimer Steve Beard Marilyn Becker 1 D N. i 'i ff? .l - - John Bishop Garnet Haase President Vice-President J R. , - ml under the watchful eyes o we ,B -at f , 'L N ' M' Denise Beckwith Nancy Bell Diane Bellmore Ray Bender 1 1,, ' W Paul Bergh Diane Berry Sharon Bilius Judy Binkley K f J John Bishop Walter Bloch Pam Boyd Colleen Brady X-A?1?i'?:: 'f::Ifgg' Y ' JP... -kk -- '- I-TG If-fc' J J Z ' ' J -Lg 1 -Gel I ' av .i1:fAk,v-.4 'LA , Jail A!! I A A1 ,rise-if i jf sizfiitir EK l -:'4vkG'J37fi - l A BML 'lir'R34ii:h1L' .ix-F-'-U 4 S211-'f Q1-,Vg 5 .JK 'BF . x W ,rf , x r l x -cr' g..' i -,Ry i it? A' ii, X t if 1 , 'll l lvl l J 'M .i ' l l 'W s . 'til ' , ' 1 ' i 1 ' 1 r ty 9 Fran Lauterbur Debbie Miles Secretary Treasurer fficers, Juniors advanced Return: the juniors. Focus on their middle year, looking for- ard to more of what they tasted: pep rallies, intramurals, float ommittees, pot lucks, sock hops and tooling McDonalds. Election week led into the school session, keeping students ompeting for prestige positions and their accompaning duties. Pride shone on the faces of the class of '69 as their rings ar- 'ived. Although juniors sought iobs to earn sufficient funds for the nistory field trip to Washington D.C. during spring vacation, it was :ancelled for the first time in RHS history. Weeks ofiafter-school meetings began in December as iuniors ormulated ideas for their Prom . Up, Up and Away was deco- ated with gigantic multi-color balloons suspended from the ceil- ng transforming the Bayview Naval Armory into a carnival sky. 'his well-planned endeavor was the classes' biggest responsibility. Then came finals, college entrance examinations, and a time o work for higher final grade accumulations. All the cIasses,the committees, and the clubs amounted to tomething. That something will emerge as a memorable iunior fear. -ss. Mark Brenner Tony Brooks Roxanna Brown Gary Burkhart Candance Buttner Deborah Cady Bob Campbell Dale Celian Scott Brady Danny Bridge Brenda Brown Ginger Burget Valerie Campbell Phil Chapman ii iii sal r X X - l L L lilo Bill Brewis Beth Brower Sharon Browne Joyce Burzynski John Callahan Bob Cather Chris Chlebowski Il h again. 1 lbs ' -3. Q' 7 Tr I ii' BT' I B 1' vi .7 I4 V ml LQLC H! 'V in 9 mm 5 r H i 5-X fs.. Tl A.. F 95? i 7 Jim Churchill Jo-Carole Coates Marci Cotrill Mike Cole Toni Coleman Don Collier Bob Comte Roy Connell Charles Contrada Muriel Corbett Tom Coy Roy Craft Kathy Craig Lois Crawford Mike Crawford Roxanne Crawford Bob Crosby Mike Cunningham Kathy Cupps Linda Curry Dwight Curtiss Joe Czaika Tom Czech Michele Dahlke Lori Daniels Dennis Debolt Lillian Denker Duane Dennis increasing maturity led to thoughts of the future W is i .N-'xlhh 'Y N1 y Y ,gf N h y 1- ,nh ul' -fr i V i Q . 4- , , ,, X . Y ' ??- fl ' .. ' if' ' ' V 1, I rl ' 'L D bf r i E is il . . - . I lg GUI A L V ii 9' 'ffl ff W7 ,f -r r it L Ni I lil 'l L Q .ff lr, or QIII7, Wayne Dennis Dave Deprospero Rex Dickie Sharon Draper Don Dreps Dave Drew Zandra Eckhart Bob Elder Sharon Elliott Lowell Dille Mike Dion Nancy Druschel Jay Drzewiecki Linda Ellis Doug Endicott Mike Downey Darlene Drafts Sandy Dubois Clarence Dye Martha Ensign Glenn Epperson 'C 'i-Q , Q., Joyce Facemyre Jim Feak Jane Fetter Browsing at the S.C. Book Fair, Sharon Lubinski debates her selection Pat Fields Joe Fitzgerald Pat Flanagan Jim Flickinger Anita Floyd Janet Foltz Jim Foltz Connie Ford Dave Frederickson of places that would have to be filled - G , AJ 'V E' ' f' l fl J :K Ax r , .Y ' 1 , 1. 1 i t W i ' ' . ' ' lf. uxfffl ' Y . N V4 V --u.'Il . H W' J ' I V 3 A M-fl -J, li , H7 ' r V- FQ: I fee W: -' -, uf 1 LX ,.lVj,' I., - X W , 'R Greg Fritch Bruce Frosch Loann Fuller Dave Gargac Marilyn Gedert Gwen Gelting Jacque Gibson Lani Gibson Rene Glqndorff Bob Glover Kathy Glover John Gorsuch ix lx G1 ., i K .JJ n 121 lil J sl 4 P , '. 'N 'V .if ., . F41 y - ' 4 Mike Gearharf Jim Garland Rick Gatton Sam Giha Marsha Gladieux Frank Glambin Karen Gosling Linda Gozdowski Jeff Greene LTI 9 ,vo ff nkgkix 1? J f x. fi J -S., :J hnnors accepted A Y f, 'F ! sh- ' -sv w t l Gr' l, .... , . I 'gs 4 , a as-5 73 ' 1 Garnet Haase Bill Hahnlen Jim Hamilton Leon Harbison Rick Harding Carlotta Harris Amelia Hart Bob Hartkopt Dennis Hartzell Gail Harvey Bob Haupricht Caryle Hausch Mark Hawkins Jim Hayes Ken Hayes John Heckard Skip Heckman Tim Heckman Gordon Heminger Deb Hens Karen Henzler John Herbert Mike Herman Dave Hicks 9 Q ., r : 'P f' 'S FFS. ff? Q32 Q' ...f-. ' gf- 2,54 - . i 41F, K' ,, e f 'N5, 7,l QL . Q 3,41 if X ,J :eff Q .- ff l it x -r:. '. , .ef 4 J tl .Y up ja 3 A. I l ix' sl , .ln the chaHenges ofthe nnnd Jesse Hicks Ron Hallowell Gerald Holmes John Holsopple Kathy Holton Jim Horan Sheryl Howard Bonnie Hutt Charles Hughes John Hughes Glenn Humberston Linda Humphrey Joe Hutchison Sherry Isaacson Nancy Jackson Jill Jacobs Jacki Janiszewski Kathy Janiszewski Margaret Janna Patrick Jansen Gail Jewell Bill Johnson Carol Johnson Dave Johnson .. lp I' f n 1 -V 4 , 1-fv .N . if Qv ' V ' 1 Q l If Q RJ J 4' -me JQS, Nxt. , gs .13 ,A Y 1.- t , , i l' - l-1' 'wtf Nw J 1 ,f XV , l swf., 1 - ir' V Tl..' i -N' , Win, - . 'ful lil, ' ll, ., ,-1 ' , ' wi ' ' l.Q: U! 'ip 1 f 'Q . J - 0 Q L 'bi gf ' 5'3 3 ' vi 'SJ i ,-.1 Randy Johnson Charles Jones Fayann Jones Sue Jones Daisy Jordan Sonya Junkins Mark Kaiser Terri Kaltenbach Linda Karamol Donna Karpinski Mike Katafias Terry Kauffman Larry Keeler Pam Kellogg Carolyn Kelting Al Kent Therese Kerste Gary Kessinger Elizabeth Kimberly Russell Kinner Don Klein Kathy Knapik Roberta Knoke Jim Koenigseker 1 new - .Tf s v' ll Q F J-vi 'L .5 ri-,galil 3' e'P il 4,1 ' ', E. il ' J 2-'J XX it Xx N ',,,, , i- 0 - ' f' lf' ii ni x M. -1--1 Hff P 4,11 ug , 4: ,I 'illzile L 11 . 51, ,V :jf l .xy 4: , ll' Q 1' Y 'lf . dl 'Q w 1 an ' 1 l l I if academics and challenges of the bod in athletics sr ., ' 1 .1 1 Jl-A r i , . i J ' li ... ' f A ' ilk-l, . l I fall Q if xi ai -.x il 1 ' - lg ' Mu m Cynthia Koepfler Joe Koralewski Pam Korcsog Paul Kozy Jan Kuehnle John Kulczak John Kurth Jack Kwiatkowski Dave Lake Todd Langel Charles Larkins Herbert Larsh Bob Lashuay Sandy Lashuay Gwen Latham Fran Lauterbur 1 N I , X we 'gr ,f i I fm 7 .. I, i 'il . l 11 K X J vt., 'tff I l X i 'K 4 I , J Becky Launder Q! E ' is Sue Lausten I 1 Jenny Leonard L ' Stanley Lewandowsk Diane Lewis ' Karen Lewis 1 r ' Sharon L ' L i , li' Joe LIPOWSRI 'Nl H I . . . . . . ml volunteering their services to student activities, , A 1. l . L T57 Q , I . .. . i A lx I .'. DC7 ' 4 '--N , SVS '.,, If 'J J J gl , ,. ' P 14 , lf to ' .,,-N ua.. - r Gary Lisenbee John Livingston Terry Loar Tony Lompis Nancy Louige Vicki Lowry Sharon Lubinski Rick Lunsford Debbie Lyon Jim Malewski Mike Maluchnik Denny Manion r i .J fl, D0- A ' . . , 1 ' u . We try harder was the iuniors' motto for the canned good drive. L3 . J at V - wt! M . yn- 'R ,. J JA, . ' .,... - l 1 .1 rf ' , -fire arm 'S'-+51- -J we -V Q wr: -1: 1 T 'G' L R 5: ff KA 5, ,111 1 4 ' xi J 1 3:77 A Margaret Matthews Kurt Martin Nancy Mqrohn Cam Mason Sue May Paula McComb Linda McCone Laurel McFadden Sondra McFarland Dun McKenzie Kathy McMurray Sharon McQuestion Debra Medere Herbert Me litsch 9 Jesse Mendez Paul Merritt Debbie Miles Bob Miller Bob Miller Rosalie Miller Sam Miller middleclassmen gained confidence 1 5 'cr W, KL Q If! ! ff l F . l I l - . y ' , - ' ' F J.:-' .f I ' . .I '- '-I-'-:Q ' , M. J me l f Mike Mills Becky Mitruk Bryon Mixer Mike Moldenhouer Linda Moore Jim Moofs Jim Morgan Jeff Morris Chris Morrison Mickey Moss Diane Mowery Charles Murphy Eileen Myers Jocin Nelson Rick Newman Linda Niebouer Terry Nisch Debbie Norlh Barb Nowowieiski Roberta Orlowski Jill Oslrosky Dianna Panning Ron Poseff Dianna Pant Anaeline Pasienza Sue Palerwich Mary Pauly Dudley Palmer Judy Pemberton Steve Perry Dione Phillips Library aids, Gwen Gelfing and Diane Dale, were often seen searching for Judy Piotrowski Deb Pislilli Kolhy Pitzen book cards. H Mory Polaski Mike Poole Angel Poulos l83 Carolyn Powell Bill Prentiss Gerald Pruhs Dorothy Quaintance Brenda Radunz J I Jeff Royle F J Dean Reamsnyder 5 ' J ,t h t ' lggl f fi Bob Redford 4 .-.. ' '52, A 7-53 3' 'Tj Boyd Rehklau fr Y li M lr. Dave Reichard - ' A L ' Greg Reihing lil sfi :il the class of '69 Gary Reinhart Jeanine Renshler Jack Revill Deb Reynolds Barrie Rhodes Boyd Rhodes Dick Rietzke Ron Riley Rick Ritenour Kim Rittner Tom Ritz Betty Roach Deidrei Robinson Barry Rogers Carla Rogers Linda Rogers Gary Rose Jeff Rucker Kris Rust Robin Rybak Chris Sabin Don Sargeont Nancy Sattler Duane Sautter Gary Schartt Nick Schenher Bruce Schmakel Sara Schoen Dave Schott Dan Schroeder Janet Schroeder John Schultz Mike Schwarzkopf Beth Scoble John Sheets Bob Shepard .1 Q r if . ., X'Mlg,.?F all l li L '. .ar . exhibited its new found assurance 9 L .. I- .- . Ya! fng3iN A tX.,: Q 24' ,- xl i J v l it lr i V i 1 ' 1' NV ' 1' N t,,, i ' l X lil . , 53- 4 A Don Sheskey Ron Simon Terry Simpson Karen Slink Mary Sliwinski Carol Smith Harold Smith Julie Smith Linda Smith Rita Smith Scott Smith Gene Smitley 11 QA, Xu. - ,J ' ' ' t i r by building the winning homecoming float ,,':. ,. I 1, .L . ' -rf' Aw. .. 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I v li 'f 1 vb we-wil ix ..Y, 1 l 'Cl il L as--5 ,,,f xl t Xi 'V , f, 'ticfl . 9, fi u Lx T Mark Snyder Jim Sorgenfrei Sana Spence Diane Spencer Jim Spenthoff John Spires Larry Sprague Teresa Spychalski Kathy Stachowiak Joyce Stanford Susan Steele Diane Steiner Bill Sterrett Pat Stevens Charles Stevers Sandi Stiegelmeyer Juanita Stolarski Brenda Stoner Larry Stoos Paul Storm Jim Stough Linda Stout Bill Streicher Teresa Strole Bob Strother Gerald Swartz Peggy Swonger Bob Szalkowski Joe Szpila Gary Tabbert Kathy Tabone Larry Tafelski Bill Takacs Bob Tansey Mari Taoka Jim Tehan I . . . . m juniors muscled in on the sports and fitness Betty Tennant Ron Textor Laura Thatcher Bob Thomas Deb Thomas Margaret Thompson Becky Toedter Dianna Towsley Chris Trimmer Rick Trumbull Denny Tucholski Jeff Turner Bill Turner Frank Urban Jeanette Urbanus Nancy Vanderhorst Judy Van Meer Mike Van Vlerah John Vargyas Ron Vasko Tim Veizer Barb Venendaal Sue Villegas Rick Voegeli Ron Volzer Barb Walerius Deb Walter Annette Walton Melvin Wainwright Linda Wandersee Sue Wandtke Linda Watson Rick Watson Kathy Way Dewey Weber Jett Weir Ken Welsheimer Jane Wesenberg Nadine Westfall Mike Whalen Kathy Wheaton Janette White Gary Wilcox Cyndi Williams Pam Williams Paul Williams Marilyn Wilson Pat Wilson v., Y ee, c ku u Y! ' i 4 ycf f . .lr -if Y... 4 J ISM U h. Tl fW regime to balance out their day's schedules Deb Wing Linda Winkler Ann Winters Wendy Winters Ron Wisniewski Roy Woggon Ken Woods Harry Woody Sam Woody Jim Wright Sue Wright Tom Wright Chris Wunderlin Sue Wyper Ruth Yingling Jim Zacharias Dan Zeadker Fred Zeitler Tr. -. 2 -. C l I vi J F -v. I iff: Q' Q sqm 'Q me Terry Allen Jim Beckhussen Jon Colchagoft Rorry Collins Bob Elder Sue Fleming Guyve Hall W1 -uv .- ,tv i AF! 3:-if 75-3 E . S W 1 f te' Lg l 'ni .iviiilf ii f ine ' not pictured Rick Harcourt Nick Haupricht Danny Heuerman Garold Hillard Carol Hoblins George Letosky Charles Marshall Chris McNett Bob Menke Dennis Miller Glenn Miller Gail Neville Carl Peace Jim Rickman nf . .A Emil v- as Sandie Rieger Nancy Robinson Kathy Swonger Don Textor Pam Tillman Bill Trumbull Allan White 'EL i 'Milla f Mike Whittaker Jim Wolff Tom Wopshall Rick Zarick Sue Zenz Monika Zielinski we X-, erm? ,ie .5 is if Q M Juniors try to out manuever opponents at equal wrestling ability in gym class. Mm, ' iwe-ffiii ug l -l 4 xl fer Ii l -I J ,. Tom Osinski Jim Jacobs Shari Fall John Niess President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer I . . . . . :ll with responsible guidance from their class officers, Enter: the sophomores. Notice their wobbly assurance and look past their shyness to see the face of a friend. Earning responsibilities and developing ta- lents came with orientation, contest spirit and stu- dies of underclassmen. They derived well-earned satisfaction from their part in the float contest, the candy sale and all-around participation in ex- tra-curricular events. By ioining organizations and service groups, sophomores realized that they had the capability to give of themselves for a worthwhile purpose. Backing the basketball and wrestling teams, which were sprinkled with sophomores, provided for a keen sense of pride. Formal gatherings and inductions paired with intramurals and casual affairs, offered underclass- men a widening of their social awareness and experiences. Application of talents in solving problems assured them that the key in adapting to Rogers was planted in the word maturity. B? g .29 ' ig Q , , 1 xx -1 a smut- . E144 ' 2224? sv' 1 -ff -C' Sandra Adams Ken Allen Randy Allen Sheila Allen Ron Amstutz Betty Andrzeiewski Greg Archambeau Nick Augustyniak Susan Bahling Kathleen Ball Terri Balter Virginia Bancroft l qig? - WFT! ' s ,1 .-' f 1 . ,ffl , u . K it I I 1 ey ' j Y N4 .l fB5Uc . f' J 1'f.3l9al' l TT7' 1 1' ,1 1 - I X -an J film w'W gr J' can iiqi ii1 J Q e ef vel tiff B li , 5-, , , . . 173 a,...J3igi'lIi5iQ :mf f '.', H VHWJW 'M ' XWTKWW fegwyi A -' ' I' f D 5' lr L, it ' l'i'iff1.'2,hf, -f vi '1-'1 Doug Bohl Tom Bolfa Donna Boose Dan Bowen Andrea Brady Ken Braithwaite Rick Bremer Carol Brice Sandy Briggs Doris Bronson Dick Bronson Cindy Brooks Jeff Brown Jim Brown Mike Brown Sharon Brown Willie Brown Cathi Browning Jack Bucher Dennis Buczowski Marcia Buhler Tony Burks Sherlene Caldwell Mark Campbell sophomores acquired poise and self-reliance Jeff Barefoot Carl Baron Rick Barror Sally Bartholomew Mark Bauman Tim Baumberger Anne Beattie Gerald Bedal Kathy Benge John Bengela Tom Bennett Vic Bentley Paul Bernheisel Nick Beumel Paul Billig Jennie Birner Debbie Bishop Jim Blaine Larry Blake Kathy Bloom Bob Bloomfield Leila Blum Debbie Bocian Heather Boggs xt Q, it :L fx i FEP' are J 'fm-4, '-U-4 M ,Ji ii' gr- Doug Carpenter Daniel Carr Marvin Carr Donald Case Sally Clark Kenneth Clevenz Barb Cline Janine Clutton Jeff Barefoot introduces class officer hopefuls to a sophomore audience. Robert Collins Warren Collins Marci Colvin Craig Cornachione Edward Cox .lack Craig Willie Cummins William Cunningham 1 3 ll M , A X ,tilt xi . F'-' i W' ' if 2J qi li'2fi?5 in ini I l 'll l ,J -,Q ,j 5 i Q Lu i, 0 Colleen Casey Sheryl Cather Daniel Caywood :il after chaotic first Beverly Cutlip Vickie Dahlke Dirk Dantuma Steve Dion Vickie Coates Diane Cochran Mike Collins Pam Currier Robert Curtis Dale Czaika Chris Czech Diane Dale Mike Danko Wendy David Jeff Davis Bruce Domanowski Tom Dressler 'tin' Q' B. l K4 Gary Drzewiecki ?.'y'l la X 'l i .U 'vi KF i ' . Sue Drzewieckl Mary Duvall Dana Eggenlon Dick Enfenman Dave Eppard DCIIG EPPSFSOH Dlane Efdman Sharon Fall Linda Fish Wayne Fisher Karen Fleeger Sandi Fogle GefGld Foofe Charles Fold eeks or anization prevailed Richard Frazier Salvador Galicia Beatrice Gargac Barbara Gehm Kris Gentry -0- 1 gil taking root in tradition, the class of '70 became f B 'ln 5 If ehflitt l' 34-f1e ge.4-f' E40 1, A ,, .1 - .f 'rf if N t , , N-' l A lx ' . IQL V M 'fi 'A -W 1 h :?a,, we l i 4 192 W ' V' Iv .lonet Harder Nancy Hordt Becky Horned Cindy Harrison Cindy Hart Thomas Hartley Gary Hass Gwen Hatch Kathy Houpricht Mary Havens Jo Hawkins Penny Hawley Mary Hayden Pot Hayes Randy Haynes ag- iff Doug Gosling Cathy Gove Mike Gozclowski Ernie Graf Daryl Greoshaber Craig Greenbaum Jim Gregory Karen Grzechowiak Dove Gundy George Gurzynski Donald Hoefner Glen Haftelder Colleen Hoile Rick Hole Joyce Hall Wayne Hall Vernon Haneteld Sandra Harcourt Athletic Sophs perfect their field hockey skills in gym nvolved in extra-curricular and class activities Frank Heinicki Cheryl Hendry Joyce Herman Leroy Heslet Diane Hill Virginia Hill Edith Hilty Deanna Hines Debbie Hines Mary Hinton Larry Hollar John Hood Yvonne Hopson Debbie Hottle Pam Householder Janet Hull .loan Humphreys Jeff Hunter f-fl il Vicki Inks Angela Jackson Jim Jacobs Rosette Jagielski Connie Johns Gary Johns Ed Johnson Joe Johnson Linda Johnson Stephanie Johnstone lris Jones Robert Jones Carron Jordan Charon Jordan James Jordon .vs l fl v T f x Al so Lauren Kelfing Lora Kemp Barb Keyes Don Kincaid Brian Klem Karin Kneller Dale Knowles Gerald Konz Mark Kopfman Debbie Korcsog Pat Kofz Harrief Krainz Wayne Krause Dennis Krecioch Deb Krukowski Jan Krukowski Dale Kujawa Heidi Kunzer Robert Kufz Pamela Lair John Lamb Julie Langenderfer Terry Langfon Pamela LaPorYa Barbara Lauderdale Gale Lea Robert Lee Mike Lehman Linda Leininger Gene Lemle John Lewis Pamela Libbe Gary Linnum Donna Liffen Kris Liffen Carol Locker .i- , '-5 if Q 3 f 'X , - . 1 ' K .- 1 g Y '- 'kv Pkg 'Nleil . A. BIA William Jordan Mike Jorgensen Steve Jorgensen Carol Juhnke Chris Kaiser Richard Kanthak Steve Kapfur Kevin Kauffman Belinda Keil Mike Keller Sandy Kelly Sharon Kelly phs gained confidence as they encountered n-T -'Y 4. i , - xl f 5 1 ,rs 1 - 2 A I- I .. . . , L ' J - i 'i Y' J 5 L- E, L . l -N fi -- Q cv. J J. L :V 'af J ,I 5 , -If 3' ln 1 'i' -- J -f I... ,Q 1 -M ' J J gf - gi- . f Niaifv - - 'E cf, V. I' 'F Wayne Lockheart Gary Loetz Margaret Loew Sue Love Barbara Lowe Robert Ludwikowski Donald Luntstord John Lupe Dan Maiyo Gary Maiewski Mike Maiewski Janice Malak FT i I . J T'- wr-45' X i J ll X challenges and accepted greater responsib gk '-5, A J ig? ' Y Z 7.1. wi' ' ' tif- I :amid Q 1 R, wa -ga fa' lr ,N N 'I i I' . f , f ' 3 ' iff! it V l Lf-4 i Tl is ,,, 1 Lf -. f., pw! N , tr. K 1 R330 T A . M 1 i J 'Q L 3 'af i y w 4 f ,Kilim ., M .4-tix J 'aaf.f 1 fi l 2 ' p M ' it Qilllsi A -el ilities Deborah Malewski Jon Malewski Dennis Malone William Mandler Lee Marenberg John Marks John Marsh Kathy Marsh John Marshall Irene Martin Hilda McBride Pat McBride i Rick McBride Jeff McClure Deborah McCone Mary McCoy Diane McCusker Tony McDaniels Gloria McFarland Robert McFarland Sandra McGittin Linda McNair Gary Meeks Juanita Mendez Robert Merrill Linda Merritt Mark Messinger Craig Meyer Deborah Meyer Richard Meyer Gregory Meyers Mike Micham Deborah Mitchell Diane Mitchell Diane Mizer Dennis Mock Richard Moench Thomas Mondville Q, L T li E James Moorman '- Randall Morgan Jane Mormon g A Larry Morrison - T 5 5 T Connie Morse Linda Mueller Su Myers , Thomas Nadolny Christine Naiber E Mike Neff '37 A X 1 l X T H 5 I X? N X , B, Entering the gym, Sophomores head for their bleachers. 'if xt , 1 ' l M ill i Ria I . . . :il enterprising sophomores scored their most Dennis Neuman . McLaurin Neyland AJ L ' ' , l John Niess Buff .jg I Mike Niiakowski i F' - i J ,fx - ' I Randall Nisch ., , X . J T . H ' , Wi,.,,,., A Barbara Nix l Brenda Nix William Noethen Jeanne Norman John Nowowieiski Thomas Nuding Betty Oelerich Jo Anna Oelerich Marlene O'Hair Ginny Operacz l ii V V i cr i N I Q . Q ' T V P il , ,jig V .Q V 1 . ' , 'M 'X Rick Osgood Tom Osinski Linda Osterhout Jacque Palmer Barbara Parker 196 'sf Q. xv -ey resounding triumph in the candy sa .1 if-'Vw in 3. ii G. Gregory Puhy Robert Puls William Raby Paul Rade Sue Rode Phillip Raye Yvonne Rayford Steve Royle Denise Razook Nancy Recknagel Donald Ring Douglas Ringle ' 1 .- John Parker Valerie Parr Rick Pearson Marcia Penske Christine Perkins John Pfister Mike Phelan Dexter Phillips Robert Phillips Pamela Piasecki Dora Pinn Jeanne Piotrowicz Thomas Polaski Janet Polyasko Gary Pontious Jennifer Popp Sharon Poturalski Dean Preston Rick Prettyman Edward Przybylski Ie competition Linda Mueller's expression reflects quiet amusement '1--f Q . 4. Rick Bremer monipulcites 'rhe light board for the foll ploy. Tim Roblnelle Jew R09e 5 Will Rogers Bob Rossi Rose Russell John Sommis Jill Sciriego Bernodeffe Schcxrdf Greg Schneider Chris Schoch Dave Schroeder Doug Schroeder Lynne Schwcbe Pot Scribner 198 :il foresighted students care- ?' ' x ' - L, . is tif il 'fig I we .431 1? V. 1 I Ns :lair i a Q T 7 ' Fr R5 ND -' 1 l 1,1 Q IJ. IL 'A uv- R B sig 11' -:fl il 4.1 R' Y ii'- i all l .K V I , 7 l -,msg Noncy Rogers Tom Rudey Sherry Sondlin Cloudeffe Schardt Lindo Schoetlley Pom Schulze Wayne Seobright Pot Rogers Bob Rusch Koren Scintmir Murcia Schliev Londo Schoeffl Richord Schusl Mcirci Seeburg fully balanced their social and academic lives 3 W7 i m, f Zigi , V uv wa 1.Al'.1, Q, if . l R J I: J i l 1 ,-..i.n tr ', . I . John Seibold John Sheperd James Simpson Frank Smith Thomas Smith Rex Stacy Marti Starry ei ST Q' l ll ' . lit., V I 5 1 yt. .'., 3' J Q Jig .XV , . , , ac' ' ' ,. T -x , -as 1- - Lv v y A. -1:71 .il QE, X -.. , ,Al , f T ii., f X I ' l i V .nf '--Q - ti il r l K Xxx X W-J I X ar- 4' 4 - ' 'A TL ' I R1-It I T il 5 Q. 'L Qi , i is v'- M Q l r 1 W QT ' V lst f f J t if ' V 'fhlxgq 133' i ,X Y fm h J 'fi i gh gli-. x 'i-lf, ,gif K 5 l V ,' L. ' ' Qgtiii 4 i i -f 1 5. -' Gregg Sekela Fran Shircliffe Mike Siravo Gary Smith Karen Smitley Lester Serr Mary Shircliffe Cheryl Sites Jeff Smith Linda Snavely i RT? h ' Sharon Steele Terry Steffen Jeanne Stout Sandra Strange ,. . t 'F T t r-L L P ef, ,.1 fy I X l YY I is F. . ' '- J , N . ,,- .J 5 I l i ' 1' .9 f 3 . 'Cie . Lora Sgro Rita Silva Mike Small LC. Smith Tim Snyder ., 9 X ,. Mike Sgro Sandra Simon Candace Smith Phillip Smith Linda Sobota Patrice Steinhour Phillip Stevens Myra Strothers Roger Studer Sherri Shepard Terry Simon Dan Smith Ronald Smith Steve Sprow Mark Strickroth Lance Suminski ml an eventful year at rogers prodded sophomores Deborah Sussman Lee Sutkus Jeff Swan Jim Szczepanski Joe Szozda Ron Szymaniak Dan Szymanowski Barb Tabbert Bob Tatkowski Beth Taube Pam Taylor Wendy Taylor Glenn Thatcher Pat Tibbits Merrillee Tobin Fran Totty Randy Towsley Matt Tracy John Trowbridge Dave Trumbull Gary Turski Jan Twiss Bob Upham Cynthia Urzykowski Mike Vanderhorst Jerry Van Gilder Darlene Varygas Robert Varwig Nick Villegas Ed Wainwright Jeff Wallace Anita Walter Ruth Ann Warren Becky Weaver Linda Weckerlin Gary Wend Lee Werling Jim Wesolowski Jo West Cindy Whalen Donald White Ronald White Ruth Wiley Carol Wilhelm Mark Willingham Gary Wilson Monte Winterhalter Ray Winters xx fy I L . L hi to into preparation for their future roles as leaders Cheryl Woodford Barb Worley Bonnie Wozniak John Wurzell Tony Wyrembek John Yago Pam Yamek Frank Yourison Cennis Zablocki Ed Zacharias Paul Zachel Julie Zaker Gary Zawlocki John Zielinski Pat Zielinski Naiah Zrien James Adams Jane Adams Linda Boyer John Braithwaite Marsha Essing ., - ' s P 1 P l .J T V, .ggi Rick Harding Nicholas Harrel Karen Harrison John Hughes Ralph Johnson l L? , 'JJ s , HJ, 9 Y . .-N V A .. ' :E l w A x, mW . l ., .Qw- X 'tf-'ll' t t l 451 it ut 'L' l . 3 1 --I t -.2 f 13 , H at I .' ' - : 1 .Jie l I l I 1 ml i not pictured Sue Jones Sandra Kastning Jim Kincaid Todd Langel John Lewis The tirst float wa 1 Q S Nancy Marohn Matthew Mattison Eileen Meyers Mike Miller John Schultz culmination of hard work 4 Bob Seeburger James Spentoff Larry Sprague Betty Stachowiak Kathryn Stachowiak and planning. 1 :.:.5f' . ?-- Sherri Stewart Ginger Tammerine James Tatkowski Dora Williams ,eagefrg 5 , Y ' by .. , lm AT A H tqns- IPP Qggfgzjs' 1 ' ,'i'QQf2?l'l W- u3,i.gmr-. A, X - -- , :V z ff? ,K W .qefQ2', , , fai l-E:5:fS:5:5f Q ,,..f-.V- ZX.- . XX F, - X w ' -1ff ,. - X. 'Y,, -, T- 1 I Xv,,g w Ig X A 'JN I - n 'Xf W ...... 2- -M A -' iiiiiigin U, rf ,cut X 1 ' +51 U A 1- 11 r fi 7 1, 2 Q ' ,H 1 ' H ss' ' N WH 1 1 4' A ' c,f ' w 1' 'Xl U XJ 1 I U Ie. , f uf 1 f ' X w K f 4 , Q 1,1 wg I X M 1 1 r w x v 1 w 1 xr' ,J T4 vi, , A v 1 I .1 T522 nm, . . ff. eww: , zmgiz , 4 w 2:12. 1 . W. f L . x ,.. , , m W . X NXX N, XXUXXXX u,W.XX..,,1. Mm X X X X593 X X X w XXmXXWu wi uXXMXXw XXX M X X V w X I Q m m ul uv mf X 11 3 u X, 4 I! A XL AX XXL X., 1.1 ,X .R- , L V -,X. , .'-:gf 1, Z, ..gX , . J X , . Y . Nr A X J fg . A W I l X Y .-I ' X U H, . X ' My , I . , , - . KN N , 1 . , 1 4 'Q A advertisin To The Senior Class of 7968 .... We Hope We Pleased You Today Because .... 'wif We Would Like fo Serve You Tomorrow Porfraifs by Specialisfs in fhe Arf of Expression H.A. POWELL STUDIOS 2495 Collingwood Blvd. Toledo, Ohio 244-1465 if 3' ' !,, 'iqhfli . ' l 'Qi 1 w 52,4 l 2? u ll ll N71 0zm'n,s-Iliinois is but one ofthe hundreds of American business orgurzizations concerned by this challenge W E N S .I N O I S and actively engaged in specific ways and means to mee! it. Toledo. Ohio Owens-Illinois JAMES' BEAUTY SALONS 3 Convenient Locations 515 Eric Westgate near Topps 244-3084 478-1591 I-Icathcrdowns and Key 895-4471 LSAT Mr. Mclnfire puts The finishing touches on a cus- tomer's hair. S L T Y O R E Ray Koff ,Jerry Henninger, Wolford Manager, and Jim Morgan needed a ladder for this unusual pose. 536-9451 5247 Dorr, of Reynolds Corners Open 'til 9 p.m. daily, l2-5 p.m. Sunday 205 Fran Totty and Su Delbert, who sold the most ads in the 1968 ,lo ron. cARiailnr5E'ns .sr FIIEL GF STIAIIEIIS an important name in carburetion since 1914 Tillotson is one of the world's largest producers of small engine original equipment carburetors for Power Mowers, Chain Saws, Nlotor Bikes, Scooters, Co-Karts, Outboard Motors, Garden Tractors, Pumps and Generators. In a never ending stream, Tillotson Hprecisioneeredn car- buretors flow from Toledo to original equipment and replacement markets throughout the U.S.A. and the world. ROGERIAN, check layouts from previous yearbooks. Tll.I.OTSON MANUFACTURING CO. 761 Berdan Ava. Toledo 12, Ohio JFK! Space for this picture compliments of a Friend. THE STORES WITH MORE 'National Brands 'FRATH Quality Meats Crisp, fresh Produce 206 Sej.QT,9,. TOLEDO TILE INC. PLEASURE. . . 1 1TTl es My Q47 W' ,f gen' 4553 F A 9' widrf? ,Q is IM' 'X M w f r .2 1 225135 -r iq Nancy Recknagel points out her favorite from the large selection at Toledo Tile. 5 'Qs-ff isis N. Reynolds Rd. 536-9321 ,V , x 7 '-',:,:.:.: .:2-1:5,1 fa M: ':2:1:1rE: f '- ' 23:55 2:1:f:1, :9Y4: 31551: I -:,, 4. 337' 5231- 3:53:11 at ifis -' .9 E, 3' .-: A Z, s -' . .,.- gym.. Fi 'x -- ' 1-:-'f:5'3i:243' .zz '.. : -: EE isa 5 -' ' -A .,.... .. 'z ,QE ' ,.. : am' 4' - - . .... -. fl 5 -:izf .' ' .- 5 - : :-. v,'--vf:,- 515:32 35 ,,.,...-' I , -Vp L- s is-rfrxg-v 'is-r s -ff L ::a21 2 .1-A .+ :ff 1' 521I1E2E1i1-f E wil-791:22 QQ., ,M ,z , s.-, -: - V, ' 5 - -' . - ,..cENg:222r:f: r ' .. 2 ii: we rfisizlf' -if' .. 1 455.11-'Y if -'W' is-ii 5 4: .f . -.. . .-' . ' . l9v.-.,,,.f-wg . '-2 - s 14+ .4 ff 1-'vw-, i. A--M - -1.4 4--'Q-4 ,'.,f5.-.sm ig 11:4 .:5:ft- . jg: 4:55 ': iw .II 0154101-at 1- ., V at . . 1, ., ,:,,.-ya -.-I n' I .o 'l.- .-1-:-:J 5- - 5 . 4- . 'Q 13 ' V , ggiizf 12 ,,,,,,:1?M55 fri' - : . 2 . I 17,0 , ' I-I I 'W' Log 21?-fn Z - - - ,. ' ' 4--.M .' N2 -,- .Ir JZ' , - 'f6'54Y ' 'fag' . , - 'J' - , 3:11. ' . 17. gui Nap ' . lf ' . ' -r 1 . 'af rf Q .. . ' ' , 4 z- -11 .M Z -. y . 2 p-ga mf W In Gallea Jewelers Art Carved 2042 S. Byrne Road 385-2531 A Name to Remember- for Her corsage for His boutonniere and for gifts and flowers throughout the year. .IO Et I. COOPER 2040 S. Byrne Rd. Toledo, Ohio 43614 City Driver Training School 1321 Potomac Drive 536-7971 87. 00 for 60 minutes 397.00 for use of car for test Mike Whalen waits for his after-school lesson from a City Driver Training instructor. ace:-Q3 6tQ1!M,,r0,. A N -. u ' X x . ' e Stautzenberger College of business 85 professional drafting .......Offering career courses in: Automation Nancy Taylor Business Administration Office Machines Executive Secretary Professional Drafting Higher Accounting Receptionist IBM Keypunch Sales 8: Marketing junior Accounting Secretarial Business Medical Secretary Stenographic Mr. Executive Where Graduates and Positions Meet George R. Hawes, director Howard j. Hulsman, dean Wayne W. Patton, director of admissions 1 fl V l 55 1 am' N 1 1 V k 1. ,. 1 I 1 1 41, r 6 l J 1 Q .iii is 1 1 1111. C ,, rm H as Ty, .- f f 7 UDL! LJLIILIX D1 HDD 1 D01-ZDUZ . KJUIILIYHULUIVS U1 fitiuufy lVlULIlUUl5L LJIIUJYUII i CHAMPION TUXEDO - RENTAL 'l i 1542 South - 582-7131 me .mari-eerie 1 1125 Sylvania - 472-5567 SALON OF BEAUTY ,F ' 'A J' . I A, ,r Always a Friendly Atmosphere V 1 X ' New Colors: Blue Gold 3316 Glanzman 382-0891 Burgandy Student Rates for Proms 208 Mr. Wolfer Lueffke fits Donny Zeodker. B XX X G Q 'st' Z 3'-w We Wan! fi I W E ,,- f . sais: M 'Q E Penule In I ISU neu nneanj im 'l.'otlay's Classrooms furnish knowledge that will help in Iomorrow's worlrl. 'l'hzil.'s why Tolerlo Edison urges 1-mploym-s Io improve their skills, abilities: and mental growth through voinpanyrsponsorctl educa- tion and training programs such as: EDUCATION ASSISTANCE PLANS ADVANCED MANAGEMENT COURSES FOREMANSHIP CLASSES SPECIAL ON THE JOB TRAINING AND STUDY But. wo also encourage other people Io continue their otlucalion so they can qualify for increasingly important jobs such as those ut Tolvtlo Edison. TOLEDO EDISON A good place to work N M O O R U B I -.... T R S Jean Fisher dreams of all the nice people she could meef on a Honda. 5874 Dorr ai Holland Sylvania I536-8311i CUSTER ANTIQUE and INVESTMENT CO. Icorner of Laskey and Lewis! Where famorrqwiv sfylisfs . . . are framed inlay One, low tuition fee includes: 4' State-approved course in Cosmetology 'E Advanced hairstyling Patr0H Service PLUS courses in 9-9 Daily 9-5 Saturdays care and styling of wigs! Attend Courses Day or Evening Call for details 242-6891 Toledo Academy of Beauty Culture Located in the heart of downtown Toledo 331 St. Clair Street 209 Q MASTER OPTICIANS KAHN BROTHERS Nowak Opficicms, Inc. ' PHYSICIANS 8. SURGEONS BLDG, Foreign Cars 3100 WEST CENTRAL AVE. TOLEDO, OHIO Complete Sales, Repairs, Bodywork, Parts Congrafulcfions Grads! EDW. J. NOWAK PHONE 474-5749 HABIB U, KHAN 2956 Dorf, 51, NASR U. KHAN mehind TU, Phone 14191 531-1463 Toledo, Ohio CONTAC LENSES- 6625244445 'W W WWW 0 0 FIERGLAS worId's largest producer nl Ill-n-nun nlagn EVILLE O fo the Graduating Class of I968 HERFF JONES CO. C. W. Roberfs, Represenfafive Box 38, Maumee, Ohio CREATIVE EXCELLENCE IN CLASS RINGS qv: at partles... I ff'-y KK H lik., fbs g I f-ff XXNI KCI 'I things gg Borneo uNoER AUTHORITY or: THE cocA-ooLA ooMPANv ev COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF OHIO, TOLEDO, OHIO 212 5375 Airport Hwy. Finer Food THE BUNGALOW 'Where Tourists Return and Natives Sojourn +Gift Certificates Available Reservations Accepted Luncheon 11-2 Telephone 358-4649 Dinners 5 p.m.-1 a.m. Closed Sundays mm Aux - Q' 14-fQ ' . . -.Q an -.Ma x Q'Q s . Q, Q I dow xl . ' - lQ0l'e'h 5: - , 'Q V! , H, ,o' h iv.. I I L Y Q c p ,. r . . .M . Q . . 1 in -1 4 Toledo's Fashion Q 5 ' Store M I 'y 1,111 1, 5 . 5 4, l I s ' 'I Hair Sfylnsi W. I f u 1 . ' 5 f gnc 0 Tu I' Q -Q ? I 4.0 IIZ E. Indiana Ave. Maumee Ohio , a93-9o9u ,P sg tb J I 4 3o.: WHUGGQJ finial 4400 HEATHERDOWNS Vaughn Williams ii-'- ' Colonial '---'+ Ft. Miami Harms Carpet Associates Barber Shop Leader Drugs Development C0 Carpet- Vaughn Razor Prescription - Builders- ' Williams Cutting Delivery ' Tlle- Realtors w H ' - Linoleum General agents Pgiyling Film V 893-9475 893-4501 893-9921 385-6651 893-9511 Located at KEY and HEATHERDOWNS WREN BEAUTY SHOP Complefe Beaufy Core Air-Condifioned Evenings by Appointment 536-2373 1848 N. Reynolds Rd. Gloria Holl smiles os Pom and Agnes style her hair. l 1 X HEATHERDOWNS FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP 2151 S. Byrne Road 382-3292 ' ' 2 I 'mn 'JIVU 1 'iff-l ! ' 'W llx' H I. , . .,, ., . , 1 1 , , ' , , llllfylngrggr'El'-ill llwliil Tllllwlrulllf''Ill l!l'l'i'i'l'1f' lil fl lil 11'-1 , tu: w 1 51' ws. ,f 2 ,LI I-1l1.W::ilfj?l'5'Gi.:9! !Q5'i ET!! Elfll.-7' If ',iZ'fl 3. ' iq X ljiill - all ' 'wr r- fiiiill I -.1 ' lf all l . r ...a . ,alll 9 .ll .,. !4!, .,, .1 N I ggfl L gylyl IW HQQHWJEIEWW.?wi:53.l5E, il .I I !g, if rf wlilrl' 4 in : ull., i, in ,, ,:'3. Always ready to serve the students of Rogers High School ...... Pledged to highest quality and lowest prices on all nationally advertised brand names SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Your only complete DISCOUNT Deporfmenf Store Congratulations to the class of '68 COREY BROS. BUILDERS 2525 N. Reynolds Rd. 536-8333 s NGHATULATIUN are I , - lt I' U- ' f ' -lf A llf lld C :ll are E r Ll, Q1 . . 19: I If l alzlttkllliit 4 I I'f D ' I lll1ltI,: fl I l 'll l l Now choose an career with success in mind Part of the Nationwide Bell Systsm Ohio Bell An equal opportunity employer 'D Q, BASKETBALL an exciting game of skill Ask any coach and hell tell you it requires endless hours ol practice shooting baskets lo become o skillful basketball player. Perfect your skill by installing Marleaus regulation basketball goal in your own backyard. We sell individual backboords, baskets, 1 it' , 1 f! 9-l stollation work. Phone CH B-3791 for quota- lion. MARLEAU-HERCULES FENCE CO. 3600 N. Detroit Ave. Toledo, Ohio wood or steel poles, also do complete tn- WHITE HUT Look for the Golden Arches X lhdf-'DOl181dS1l 2 ll E 1 . -- 4 .H , l '- - H 'l's K A llvkglffffifi' l 4 S' The Closes? Thing To Home N1 'ff 01 lf, IMPERIAL FAs1-11oNs s Q' WW My Sfwp 1 11 ' 5013 DORR STREET TOLEDO, OHIO 4 mg, 4- - 4 'Si41'I - 3 X X SO LANES BILLIARD TABLES OORNER NEST OENTRAL AVE. 81 REYNOLDS RD. OPEN 24 NOURS Nancy Russell searches for ca new purse To match her Pllnlle 53I-5333 FOR INFORMATION outfit. if .9-1' .wi-, Lv Fl.EE'6GR'S INC. D -- ff' .1 . 1 1 1- HA 11 ll w A RE 1- e1ll1'1s le H2':g:':S'f APPLIANCES 8 BUILDING SUPPLIES U 7828 west BANCROFT - TOLEDO, OHIO 43617 - TELEPHONE: 841-5411 AC 14191 F lee to F leeger' s for your Needs' ' What a wonderful Open World Have you noticed schools like this on your travels? Probably, because new buildings are springing'up everywhere. They are beautiful and functional structures with large glass areas to create an open-world atmosphere to Wherever you live, work, shop or travel, you'll Gnd L'O'F Glass making it more enjoy- able. In homes, motels, schools and stores. In oflices and fac- tories. In hospitals and church- es. In cars, buses, trains and planes. There's an L'O'F Glass that insulates windows. It's called Thermopaneig insulating glass. Another subdues sun heat and glare. L'O'F Glass that makes automobiles safer. L'O'F Glass to do a thousand things. And when anyone needs glass, there's an authority on it nearby--your local indepen- dent L'O'F Glass Distributor or Dealer. His name is in the telephone book Yellow Pages under Glass , Call him. eliminate the feeling of being boxed in. Laboratories, shops and studyrooms are separated from twin classroom buildings by a broad, central court. Ithaca Senior High School, Ithaca, N.Y. Architects: Perkins 8a Will, White Plains, N.Y. BA YER SUPPLY Lumber Cement 5151 Dorr Street 536-3321 1 DIL - GAS - DUAL FURNACE5 CDNVERSICINS BUIQGIN BIQOTI-l EIQ5 HEATING AND AIR CEINDITICININE SHEET METAL FAERICATDRS PHCINE 536-El411- 536-E351 2939 DEIRR STREET TD LEDI3, DHID ig-1 Q 2' ,I -. :.- iiiiyi ,yiigqwiw N I K, 1 E WINDUW CLEANING 00. f Egg-J' OFFICE 0 STORE 0 RESIDENCE WINDOWS CLEANED BY MONTH OR JOB 51 1 CVE. ISVIAIS INSURED Box 6011 -Toledo fS'3'I.:5T. FREE EsTlMATES fM84PbHyHHlDnJ 6,:s' Compliments F PARAMOUNT 0 APPLIANCES AND r.v. 5329 Dorr Sf. of Reynolds Corner I A 8. P Shopp ng Center MEAT PRODUCTS CO. lfmfzw fill fl Good R00 GLENDALE FLOWER SHOP 26 75 Glendale 382-3465 Carol Hudgins admires o novel figurine. EIDE Major Materials Corp. of Ohio m c 5345 DORR 51-3551 Lifetime Guarantee Mu TOLEDO, OHIO 43615 Future Homes will look better with Vinyl Siding ff i f C N Searles 9 R-IMG'-E5 N . e , ,,ti . 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glen 633 gawil wrestling 3, cross country 4 30,34,126 anderson, dennis 810 n. byrne football 2, icl 3 16,127 anderson, diana 2509 morgan metamora high school 2,3, home ec. 4 127 antkowiak, mic 3229 avondale ,cl 2,3, gaa 2,3, y-teens 3,4, deco vice pres. 4 70,127,166 archombeau, kathy 1729 glen ellyn maumee high school 2,3, y-teens 4, gaa 4, play 4, musical 4 127 arnold, ioe 1139 sawyer french 2, biology 2, baseball 2 127 babiuch, russ 517 rochelle rifle 2 127 baker, carol rifle 2, deco 4 127 baker, charles radio 2,3,4, math 3, ia 2,3 86,127 bollert, dave spanish 2, biology 2 127 banderski, deb bowling 2, pep 3, bond 3,4, choir 4 66,127 barber, lynn 2037 rosearbor french 2,3,4, french honorary 2,3,4, of- fice help 2,3,4, gaa 2,3, y-teens 2,3, icwa 3 51,127,173 1454 falloden 1454 falloden 1119 bawlus 621 secor barner, kathy 1018 ioyce gaa 2, library 2, deco 4, stage crew 3 127 bauman, doug 2130 broadstone biology 2,3,4 127 baumberger, becky 1006 sibley art 3,4, gaa 2, office help 4 127,154 beaudry, charles 2416 cherry hill glassbaro high school 2 127 becker, iames 6272 nebraska beckhusen, iames 6056 nebraska 127 behrens, charles 2410 nebraska ben, robin 744 n. byrne 67,128,172 benedict, mark 4050 nebraska french 3,4, icl 2, bowling 2,3, bowling team 2,3, intramural 4 128 bengela, marty 1705 longwood band 2, wrestling 2,4, baseball 2 bensch, kathy 4114 glendale 128 bernheisel, denise 6260 judge gaa 2,3, riding 2,3,4, deco 4, art 3 128 berry, heidi 40 carol lane y-teens 2, pres. 3, spanish 66,128 bieszczad, ralph 744 secor 128 bigelow, ed 5887 globe macomber high school 2,3 67,128 bilius, walt 2136 sandown 128 binkley, linda 1524 frontenac rifle 2, secretarial 2, literary 3,4, yfc 4 128 blackman, glenda 3231 dawning library 2, fta 2,3, pres. 4, literary 3, sec. 4, y-teens 2,3, icl 2,3,4, office help 4, literary 4 57,67,81,128,173 blaine, larry 1011 green hills rifle 2, national forensic league 2,3, icl 2 blake, paul 2029 woodbridge spanish 2, pres. 3,4, para medical 2, spanish honorary 3 50,128,152 blevins, caralyn 5434 hill art 3, home ec. 2,3 66,128 blockowski, iudy 2044 stoneham riding 3 128 bohl, bob 1867 atwood spanish 2,3,4, vice pres., paragan 2,3, basketball 2, tennis 3,4, spanish hono- rary 3,4, pres., math 3, icwo 3,4, his- tory 3, nfl 2 35,50,85,128 borchert, karen 504 carver -y-teens 2,3, gaa 2,3, french 2,3, play 4, class officer treas. 3,4, icwa 4 126,128 braithwaite, bill 1206 eton football 2,3,4, basketball 2, track 2,3,4, spanish 2, intramural 4, varsity 4, key 4 16,37,128 brott, pamela 3019 nebraska home ec. 4 129 brenner, sue 1813 dority jcl 2, gaa 2,3, y-teens 2,3,4, fta 4 129,173 brice, ianice 1808 copley literary 3,4, art 4, icl 3,4 129 britenbaker, lee 3650 elmlawn football 2, french 2,3, biology 2 brown, don 420 hoyes 129 brown, emma 613 brookley spanish 2, choir 2,3,4, fta 4, icwa 4, literary 3 browne, cheryl 1935 hogarth paragan 2,3,4, thespians 2,3, treas. 4, jcl 3 129 brunke, karen 6941 kinsman gaa 2,3,4, jcl 2, pep 3 129 bucher, sue 2439 valleybrook jcl 2,3,4, y-teens 2,3,4, bowling 2, lit- erary 3,4, fta 4, latin honorary 4 1 29 buchhop, richard 2112 rivard music 3, vice pres. 4, math 4, orchestra 2,3,4, wood wind ensemble 2,3,4, band 2,3,4 69,129 buckmaster, maryonn 122 independence icl 2, library 3, ROGERIAN 4, y-teens 2 59,129 buehler, tom 5156 norton place riding 3 129 burlew, brad 1718 birdie french 2, chess 2, french honorary 2, math 2,3,4, icwa 4, rogers string quartet 3 129 burnside, lynn 5544 morrow choir 2,3,4, yfc 2,3,4, home ec. 3 libra- ry 3, guidance 4 66,129 bushey, carol 1023 turner gaa 2,3,4, y-teens 3,4, senior class sec. 4, art 2,3 126,129 butcher, bruce 1804 s. reynolds football 2, yfc 2,3,4, rifle 2,3, french 2, track 3,4, basketball 4 25,37,43,129 buttner, will 1011 fries biology 2, french 2, baseball 2,3,4 40,41,129 byers, john 536 carver icl 2, history pres. 3, yfc 4, football 2,3, biology 2 129 calhoun, shelia 741 morcin fta 4 66,129 1 18 rochelle calkins, chris french 2,3, sec. 4, french honorary 3,4, math 3, office help 3,4 129 cann, deb 638 brookley y-teens 2, spanish 2, art 2 129 cornell, tim 5110 golden bowling 2,3 130 carr, jim 5266 kellogg football 2,3, wrestling 2,3, spanish 2,3, varsity 2,3,4 130 carter, kathy 5039 macklyn french 2,3,4, french honorary 2,3,4, stu- dent council 2,3, sec. 4, nfl 2 46,113,121,130 carter, ken 5039 mocklyn spanish 2,3, baseball 2,3,4, wrestling 2,3, student council 2,3, treas. 4, RAMPAGE 4, intramural 4, math 3 41 ,46,54,1 30 casey, kathy 6133 fox craft y-teens 2,3,4, french 2,3, biology 2, gaa 2,3 130 caywood, curtis 5427 nebraska chamberlin, duane 549 foredale bowsher high school 3, band 4, intramu- ral 4 130 chapman, beth 1917 daleview y-teens 2,3,4, spanish 2, deca 4 130 . chestnut, loren 626 broer 67,130 churchill, greg 5563 marriott 130 cipriani, ann 1515 richards icl 2, y-teens 2,3,4, gaa 2,3,4, art 2, ROGERIAN 4 59,130 clarkson, deb 1148 malcom maumee high school 2 130 clifton, becky . 1829 acorn y-teens 2,3, biology 2, gaa 2,3, french 2,3 130 cochran, terry 1610 eastgate french 2, biology 2, history 3, quill and scroll 3, pres. 4, RAMPAGE 3, editor 4, intramural 4 35,54,56,130 contrada, mike 2001 dority key 2,3, pres. 4, french 2,3, pres. 4, po- ragon 2,3, vice pres. 4, french honorary 2,3, vice pres. 4, icwa 3,4, varsity 3,4, football 2,3,4, basketball 2, baseball 2 16,48,51,63,84,122,123,130 cooke, cassandra 1115 secor libbey high school 2,3, art 4, home ec. 4, fta 4 130 cooper, celena A 1210 searles 130 corbin, frank 1520 frontenac play crew 2 carey, claudia 2326 lynnpark biology 2, french 2,3, y-teens 2,3,4, gaa 2,3,4 130 coykendal, ieff 2047 woodbridge football 2,3,4, varsity 4 16,130 cranon, joyce 903 brookley scott high school 2,3, fta 4, french 4 130 crooks, nancy 540 continental y-teens 3 131 crouch, diane 1747 atwood bowling 2, library 2, biology 3, pep 3, french 3, stage crew 3 131 culbertsan, fran 4034 angola home ec. 4 131 227 cully, iim 812 carver deco 4, intramural 4 70,131 curnow, ion 1330 melvin bowling 2, biology 3, pep 3, office help 2,3,4 131,173 currens, kathy 1563 eaton bortlett high school 2,3, y-teens 4 131 curtis, iudy 4656 glendale icl 2, vice pres. 3, deco 4, band 2, gaa 3, y-teens 2,3, vice pres. 4, pit orchestra 3 62,70,131 cutlip, dale 5553 morrow cutlip, dana 5553 morrow choir 3,4 czayslicki, margie 5464 fleet library 2 131 czerniak, marty rifle 2 dans, steve 1 1 1 rochelle 2121 broadstone 6118 reo dahlke, paul spanish 3, history 4, yfc 4, basketball mgr. 4 131 daso, larry 5056 golden math 3,4, icwo 4, football 2 131 davis, sally 6228 volley dream home ec. 4, choir 4, office help 4, pep 3 66,131 dean, bill 1574 park ridge icl 2, biology pres. 2, paragon 2,3, pres. 4, varsity 3,4, key 3,4, cross country 2,3, basketball 2,3, track 2,3 48,63,131 delbert, su 4757 glenbrier icl 2,3, stage crew 2,3,4, pep 3, y-teens 3, quill and scroll 4, literary 2, library 2, gaa 2,3,4, paragon 3,4, chess 2, biology 2, student council 4, ROGERIAN 3, edi- tor 4, thespians 4 46,4B,56,58,131,206 dennis, karol 4616 south biology 3, art 3,4, y-teens, gaa 2, office help 4 66 dick, sandee home ec. 4 131 dilbone, elmo deco 4 1817 sandringham 634 williamsville dodge, greg 1810 penn icwa 4 131 draheim, mike 6023 reo baseball 2 131 dubois, dan 419 torrington bond 2,3,4, chair 3,4, band 4 131 duffee, ioyce 830 sawyer french 2,3, y-teens 2,3,4, fta 3,4, choir 2,3, gaa 2,3, literary 2,3,4 81,131 dye, clarence 5242 sanders proiectionist 2,3,4, rifle 2,3,4 131 eliiah, bruce 1816 penn french 2, vice pres. 3,4, paragon 2, french honorary 2,3, pres 4, cross coun- try 2,3, track 2, icwa treas. 3, math 3 51,131 eliiah, pat 1816 penn french 2,3, vice pres. 4, french honorary 3,4 51,841,132 Watch it, buster! 228 enk, sue 1885 lynnbraok french 2,3,4, french honorary 2,3,4, pep 3, musical 2, lab ass't. 4, choir 2 51,132 epmyer, diana 1148 westgate musical 3,4, french 2,3, pep 3, choir 2, 3,4 66,69,132 flacker, roger 132 failor, bill 925 continental band 2,3,4, orchestra 2,3,4, music 3,4, intramural 4, ,cl 2, play 3,4 41,132 farthing, gary 3660 glendale basketball 2, cross country 2, icl 2, deco 4 132 teak, nancy 1728 atwood spanish 2,3,4, spanish honorary 3,4, pa- ragon 3,4, icwa 3, library 4 48,50,132 fell, vicki 5325 dubois 900 213,41 icl 2, pep 3, para medical 2,3,4 72,132 finley, teresa 724 searles spanish 2,3, y-teens 2,3,4, orchestra 2, choir 2, para medical 2, home ec. 4 132 fiser, kathy 3548 victory gaa 2,3,4, spanish 2,3,4, spanish honora- ry 3,4 50,132 fisher, dale 1123 rochelle track 2,3,4, wrestling 2,3,4, key 4, var- sity treas. 4, nfl vice pres. 2 30,36,37,132 fisher, jean 105 richads band 2,3, rnoiorette 4, french 2, library 2, music 3 132 fisher, lonell 605 searles basketball 2, baseball 2 132 fitzgerald, iames 1303 maplewood art 2,3, chair 2,3,4, fta 2,3, treas. 4, track 4, intramural 4 37,67,81,132,146 fitzgerald, shirley 739 secor spanish 2,3, y-teens 2,3,4, choir 2,3, fta 4, home ec.4 132 flanagon, kathy 3746 glendale gaa 2, school plays 2,3,4, icl 2, literary 4, thespians 4, nfl 4, speech tour. 4, RAMPAGE 4 55,132 flanagan, peggy 3746 glendale icl 2, biology 2, gaa 2, school plays 2, 3,4 132 fogle, darlene 555 wenton pep 3, play crew 3 132 falger, ioe 2219 grecourt st. francis 2,3, football 2 132 foote, pat 5012 ancil paragon, 4, yfc 4, stage crew 4, ROG- ERIAN 4 59,132 fox, mike 2320 belvedere biology 2, 67,133 franklin, greg 817 ranch intramural 4 friel, mike 1010 mockow golf 2,3,4, icl 3 133 fuller, pam 5034 golden 133 gail, chris 3707 heatherdown class officer sec. 2, biology sec. 2, gaa 2, musical 2, cheerleader 3, history sec. 4, literary 4 75,133 gallea, val 4234 miromar art 2,3,4, gaa 2,3, spanish 2, riding 2 73,133 gansmiller, steve 4624 shadowwood rifle vice pres. 2,3, pres. 4 38,77 garrett, dave 1809 raynor track 3,4, intramural 4 garwacki, steve 2009 cherry lawn football 2, spanish 2, biology 2 133 gebolys, greg 4776 glenbrier 133 gedert, roy 4262 south 133 gehm, steve 1914 daleview tennis 2,3,4, cross country 3,4, intramu- ral 4, math 4, art 4, music 4, stage crew 4 34,35,133 gere, dave 9 melody lane nfl 2,3, ,cl 2,3, icwa 4, debate 2 133 ghasler, larry 5150 burlingome 133 gibson, brenda 3310 glendale french 2, home ec. 3,4, music 4 67,133 gigax, milt 1412 melvin paragon 2,3,4, icl 2, interclub council 2, basketball 2,3, intromurols 4 48,120,133 gove, linda 2023 w. crest spanish 2,3,4, para medical 3, paragon 2,3,4, band 2,3,4, pit orchestra 2,3,4 48,133 gozdowski, eugene 5340 claxton 133 graves, brenda 1136 sibley gray, esther 2919 dorr french 2,3, para medical 2,3,4, literary 4 133 grinke, ioy 2048 west crest french 2,3, gaa 3, y-teens 4, athletic office 4 133 groshans, dale 1211 michele 133 gulvas, randy 1842 sandringham woodward high school 2, french 3, wrestling 3, cap. 4, cross country 3, ten- nis 3, paragon 4, varsity 4 3O,31,133 gundy, iody 914 clifton cheerleader 2, gaa 2, french 2,3, french honorary 2,3, paragon 3,4, y-teens 2,4 133 haddad, karen 157 harmony lane gaa 2,3, pres. 4, jcl 2,3, pep 3, thespians 3,4, stage and prop crew 2,3,4 60,134 haffner, nelson 1302 montain icl 2, baseball 2, math 4 134 hagelman, bill 4041 estateway south park high school 2, sylvania high school 3, icwa 4, french 4 134 hall, gloria 2251 reynolds bedford high school 25 y-teens 35 ROG- ERIAN 4 59,134,214 hammond, dave 5606 tara way gates-chile central high school 25 nfl 3,4 134 harbaugh, richard 5522 fleet paragon 3,4 134 hardt, karen 847 continental 66,134 horned, deb 510 carver french 2,35 french honorary 2,35 y-teens 2,35 gaa 2,35 student council 3,45 biology 25 plays 2,45 RAMPAGE 4 47,55,134 harper, stan 815 moron basketball 2,35 art 3 67,134 harrison, pam 3452 inverness home ec. 4 134 hart, paul 1920 garden ridge speech events 25 tennis 25 cross country 3,45 track 35 varsity 3,45 math 2, treas. 3,45 icwa 45 french 25 intramural 4 34,37,78,134 hartkoff, rudy 1127 kinder baseball 2,3,45 basketball 2,3,45 varsity 45 key 4 25,134,141 hortzell, kip 19 bonaparte track 2,3,45 french 25 cross country 3,45 wrestling 3,4 134 harvey, iudy thespians 45 goo 45 literary 3,4 5325 rector hass, tom, 503 eberle 134 hassen, don 6336 hill moumee high school 2,35 varsity 4 hawes, charlie 824 eton varsity 2,3, sec. 45 key 2,3,45 tennis 2,3, 45 football 2,3,45 spanish 2,35 icwa 3,45 student council 4 16,35,46,134 hawthorne, ierry 1914 sandringham icwa 3,45 biology 25 history 2,35 ict 25 debate 2 134 hayes, poulette 4065 s. dulton goo 2,35 y-teens 2,3 66,134 hayhurst, bobbie 1873 otwood class officer vice pres. 25 student coun- cil 3,45 french 2, treas. 35 y-teens 2, sec. 3,45 icwa 45 biology 25 goo 2,3 46,62,1 15,135 henderly, steve 2012 copley 41,135 hens, bonnie 5806 cornotion home ec. 25 goo 25 icl 3,4 135 hess, brenda 5026 kellogg home ec. 2,3,45 deco 4 135 hicks, sandy 4830 heatherdowns 135 hinton, steve 1975 rose arbor cleveland heights high school 25 tennis 3,45 rifle 45 varsity 4 135 hollar, weldon 1839 birdie key 2,3,45 varsity 45 football 2,3,45 base- ball 2,3,4 16,41,135 homler, sandi 1443 s. reynolds home ec. 3,4 135 houser, kathi 2002 w. crest y-teens vice pres. 2, pres. 3,45 goo 2, treas. 35 french 2,35 french honorary 3 62,135 hudgins, carol 2018 green valley fta 2, pres. 3,45 icl 2,35 literary 2, vice pres. 3, pres 45 quill and scroll 3, sec. 45 56,57,135,220 iackson, tracy 805 carver ict treas. 25 ytc 3, pres. 45 icwa 45 nfl 2 71,135 ioquay, mike 5022 prestler track 2,35 football 3,4 16,37,135 733 weston jarvis, sandy secretarial 25 para medical 2, sec. treas. 3, pres. 4 72,135 jay, kyle 5343 florita choir 2,35 music 35 home ec. 3, sgt-at- arms 4 80,135 iohnson, charles 840 contential varsity 2 135 johnson, ianis 6012 iudge para medical 2,35 latin 2,35 band 2,3,45 paragon 4 135 iahnson, sandy y-teens 2,3,45 gaa 2,35 office help 3,4 135,173 5103 yorkshire iohnston, mark 5253 brandon st. francis high school 2,3 ianes, brenda 3026 nebraska choir 2,35 fna 25 home ec. 4 135 iones, bob 5644 dorr jones, conrad 602 machow riding 4 135 iones, gory 2425 briarwood 135 1327 melvin iordan, pamela sanborn regional high school 2,35 french 45 paragon 4 iuergens, marilyn 921 fries goo 2,3,45 spanish honorary 3, treas. 45 pep 35 spanish 2,3,45 office help 3,45 lab ass't. 3 50,135,170,173 iunkins, sandra 701 foredale para medical 3, sec.-treas. 45 goo 25 home ec. 35 secretarial 2 72,135 kormol, butch 324 s. weslhaven riding 3,45 play 2 135 kasza, potty 726 williamsville mcauley high school 25 fta 3 135,173 keedy, sally 4337 hill gaa 2,35 y-teens 2 135 kelb, sue 1958 colony biology treas. 25 icl 25 goa 2,35 history 4 y-teens 4 75,115,136,160 keller, cheryle 4729 merry art 2,3,45 riding 2,3,45 spanish 25 libra- rian 3 114,136 kelly, moureen 1818 wilshire art 25 goo 2,35 riding 2,35 spanish 25 y- teens 2,3,4 136 kenczewicz, gory 917 secor spanish 25 golf 2,3,45 history 35 basket- ball 35 intramurals 45 RAMPAGE 4 39,42,55,136 1 keys, roger 605 series basketball 2,3,45 varsity 4 25,136 kimberly, don 1703 richards jcl 25 nfl 25 astronomy 35 intramurals 4 136 kipplen, dan 2133 woodbridge klag, scott 627 carver history 35 ict 25 french 25 play 2,3,45 mu- sical 2,3,45 thespians 3,45 debate 25 stu- dent council 3,45 paragon 2,3,45 cross country 35 track 25 math 4 47,48,49,136 knepper, dole 2029 hogarth football 2,3,45 wrestling 2,3,45 track 2,3, 45 varsity 3,45 key 4 16,36,63,136 knoke, ken 1154 secor drama and debate 2,35 music 3,45 math 3,45 ict 2,35 band 2,3,45 nfl 2,35 debate team 2 136 koptmon, deb 928 turner librarian 35 home ec. 4 136 kott, ray 409 deline ROGERIAN 4 59,78,136,205 krukowski, steve 5038 kellogg 136 kubicz, vicky 2408 cherpy hill 62,136 kuhl, bob 836 carver french 3,45 history 35 icwa 4 134,136 kulczak, terry 28 hilton varsity 4 16,41,136 kutz, pat 1745 wilshire french 2,35 goo 2,35 fta 45 y-teens 45 pep 3 136 lake, richard 4114 kingsley spanish 25 tennis 2,35 tennis team 3,45 radio 3 136 lamale, peggy 3542 muirfield gao 2,35 y-teens 2,35 riding 25 tennis 2 136 lamb, iim 3620 treelown deco 4 136 lange, ian 5040 macklyn cheerleader 2,3,45 student council 2,35 tasc vice pres. 45 gaa 25 y-teens 2,35 french 2,35 french honorary 2,35 math 3 deco 4 20,105,121,136 tangenderfer, bill 5518 rector math 2,3,45 football 25 icl 25 icwa 3,45 pep 3 53,137 langenderfer, jim 824 continental varsity 3,45 key 2,3,45 football 2,3,45 golf 2 16,63,137 laroe, ierry 1816 harlan rifle 25 icl 2 137 laster, karen 1145 michele french 2,35 office 45 y-teens 25 lab 25 biology 25 RAMPAGE 4 55,137 latham, fron 3225 downing icl 2,35 band 2,3, treas. 45 fta 3,45 icwa 4 81,137 lauterbur, mary 3707 beverly hills notre dame academy 25 icl 35 math sec. 3,45 y-teens 3,45 musical 35 play 4 66,78,137 leak, dennis 2017 sandown french 2,3,45 biology vice pres. 25 class officer vice pres. 3, pres 45 thespians 3,45 musical 3,4 49,120,126,137,204 leanard, laro 1643 hess art 3,45 french 3,45 goo 2,35 y-teens 2 137 lewis, david 2523 valleybrook icl 25 choir 2 137 liggett, steven 1619 copley 137 line, mike 828 hayes deco 45 track 2,3 37,137 linenkugel, nancy 1204 ioyce icl 2,3,45 spqr 45 para medical 25 lit- erary 25 music 3, sec. 45 band 2,3, pres. 45 orch. 2,3,45 stage crew 35 goo 4 50,651,137 lloyd, bill 4701 thobe belleville high school 2,35 basketball 45 baseball 4 25,43 lockheart, dean 819 broer deco 45 riding 45 wrestling 2,35 RAM- PAGE bus. manager 4 54,137 lorenz, linda 6138 nebraska band 2,3, sec. 4 137 lawry, jim 5101 wissmon football 2,3,45 baseball 25 french 25 key 45 varsity 4 16,128,137 You dirty rat .... ' 229 lubinski, dan 137 1138 westgate lubinski, mary 6147 reo band 2,3,4, maiorette, music 4 A 115,137,138 lytle, iohn 314 dickens baseball 3 137 machinski, iackie 1115 bowlus french 2,3 137 madrzykawski, larry football 4, deca 4, rif 16,137 major, ieff 4424 hill le 2 1901 colony football 2,3,4, astronomy 3, french 2, varsity 3,4, key 4 16,138 maior, vandy spanish 2, y-teens 2 138 malewski, ralph radio 2,3 138 malley, marc 1901 colony 106 hilton 1 1 26 eton french 2,3,4, thespians 4, football mgr. 3,4, play 2,3,4, key 4 138 mallory, charlene 414 independence home ec. sec. 4 80,138 mann, amy 4107 south french 2,3,4, parogon 2,3,4, orch. 2,3,4, history 2, music 3 48,51,138 marenberg, larry 5133 cranston student council 4, officer pres. 3, icl 2, pres. 3 47,138 marietta, iack 5328 fleet 138 marsh, larry 5136 south french 2, german 4, intramural 4 138 , martin, linda 4434 hollyhill literary.2,3,4, fta 2,3,4, quill and scroll 4, french 2, RAMPAGE 3,4 54,56,57,114,138 martin, pat 5001 golden jcl 2, para medical 2,3, riding 3, math 3,4, icwa 3,4, parogon 3,4, stage crew 3,4 I 48,138 mc clure, deb 58 stillwater gaa 2,3,4, tennis 2,3, y-teens 2,4, riding 3 138 ' mc collum, dan 1634 raynor riding 2, vice pres. 3, band 2 i 139 ' mc collum, dean 1634 raynor riding 2,3, wrestling 4, choir 4 67,139 mc daniels, yvonne ' 612 ranch french 2,3,4, french honorary 2, y-teens 2,4, fta 4 139 mc kitrick, done 2010 cass volley forge high school 2, play 4, rifle 3 139 mc nett, chris 125 carol whitmer 2,3 139 ' mc quillin, ierry 1448 e. willcrest spanish 2, riding 3 ' 139 meeker, dennis 2264 green volley 139 230 l i i l Hope Mr. Wimple doesn't catch me. merrill, darlene ' 861 cuba french 2, y-teens 2,3, RAMPAGE 4 55,139 metcalf, ioanne yfc pres 2,3,4 139 meyer, bruce 2286 orchard hills french 2,3,4, icwa 3,4 35,139 meyer, sue 4038 nebraska gaa 2,3, y-teens 2,3,4, cheerleader 2,3,4, student council 2,3,4, french 2,3 20,47,139 michalak, linda 531 carver icl 2, para medical 2,3,4 139 miller, barb 4143 dorchester riding 2, deco pres 4 70,139 miller, glenn 1140 rochelle bowling 2, rifle 2, french 3,4, baseball 3, football mgr. 3, play 2,3,4 811 continental 41,66,139 ' miller, jeff 4143 dorchester track 2,3, play 4 ' 139 ' 4 miller, kay 629 brookley gaa 2,3,4, ,cl 2, office 4 139,173 - mizer, bill 5843 globe 139 . moore, mike 2420 eastgate morris, steve 1157 nela icl 2, math 2, pres. 3,4, key 4, baseball 2,3,4, officer vice pres. 4 78,126,139 - mowery, bruce 2033 penn bowling team, club 2 139 mull, gary 1114 hanow 139 mumford, keith 3920 estateway icwa '4, french 2, yfc 4, debate 2, intra- murals 4 i 140 murphy, charles 1730 penn spanish 2 murphy, sharon 1969 oaklawn pep 3, office 3,4 murphy, shirley 1969 oaklawn choir 2,3, musical 3, home ec. 4 114,140 myers, sharon 1932 birkdole french 2, ROGERIAN 4 59,140 nadolny, mike 639 ranch 140 nadonly, richard 717 lt0Ch 16,37,140 naiber, mike 763 weston radio 2, sec. 3,4 86,140 neary, mike 910 searles varsity 3,4, key 4, football 2,3,4 16,140 nichols, kathy 1022 saturn icl 2,3, library 3,4 140,172 norkavage, sharon 730 turner y-teens 2,3, gaa 2, art 2,3, sec. 4, french 3, deco sec. 4 23,114,140 nowakowski, ed 517 continental varsity 3,4, key 4, football 3, co-capt.4 16,140 nowowiejski, mary 110 lyric y-teens 2,3,4, gaa 2,3,4, intramurals 4, ROGERIAN 3,4 59,140 nuding, cathy 1729 holland sylvania french 2,3,4, fta 3,4, bowling 4 140 ' operacz, christine 926 elysian home ec 2,3, deco 4, y-teens 2, office 3, library 2 140 orlowski, ann marie 1436 frontenac library 2, para medical 2, bowling 3, bond 3,4, riding 4, office 4 66,140 i 1.1 osborn, bob 1446 melvin biology 2, history 3, track 3,4, cross country 4, varsity 4 34,37,140 osgood, roxanne 1025 malcom y-teens 2,3, gaa 2,3,4, yfc 2,3,4, cheer- leader 2,3,4, jcl 3,4 20,63,71,104,115,120,140 osinski, mike 832 clifton spanish 2,3,4, spanish honorary 3, pres. 4 50,140 L papenfuss, lynne 5019 ancil ,cl sec. 2, gaa 2,3,4, y-teens 2,3, lab 4, office 4 140 pasienza, rosmary 2420 carriage franklin high school 2,3 141 paskiet, rosalie 727 Sdwyef y-teens 2, fna 2, home ec. 3 66,141 paszko, sharon 1839 mc cord y-teens 2,3, spanish 2, gaa 3 141 pauly, diane 2022 hogarth french 2,4, fta 3 141 pedigo, claude 3865 jackman metamora high school 2 peiffer, cathy 116 lancaster parogon 2,3 141 penske, mark 5125 shereton football 2 141 phelan, kathy 104 independence piotrowski, richard 331 dulton baseball 2 141 plageman, steve 702 broer wrestling 2,3, choir 2,3,4 67,141 plath, kathy 4946 heatherclowns gaa 2,3,4 141 plouck, michele y-teens 2,3, treas. 4, gaa 2,3, french 2, 3,4, athletic ass't. 4, adv. gymnastics 3 62,141,173 51 14 golden poage, dave 924 mackow spanish 3, math 3,4 141 V pollard, pat 5858 fryer gaa 2,3, french sgt.-at-arms 2,3, y-teens 2 141 polstoin, bob 5419 morrow 141 poulos, mike 2020 harlan spanish 2,3, art 3 141 poupard, craig 124 hilton cross country 3,4, wrestling 2,3,4 34,141 prager, linda 1963 sunnylown gaa 2,3, intramural 3, nfl 2, art 2,3, mu- sical 2,3, stage crew 2,3,4, play 3,4, spanish 2, thespians 3, sec. 4, ROGER- lAN 4 49,59,141 preston, iacquelyn 8381 turner home ec. 3,4, fta 4 141 prettyman, gail 615 continental french 2,3, pep 3, office 3,4, y-teens 4 141,173 sparling, barb 3916 inverness deco 4 stallbaum, robin quertinmont, karen 1361 e. beverly hills icl 2, sec. 35 y-teens 2,35 biology 25 deco 4 142 ragep, iim 3929 emmaiean jordan high school 25 french 3, vice pres. 45 french honorary 3,45 paragon 3,45 key 45 icwa pres. 4 V 48,523,142 ramm, kathryn 1957 heatherlawn band 2,3,45 icl 2,3,45 riding 25 para medical 35 biology 2 142 rayner, danny 1906 colony football 25 wrestling 2,35 french 2,35 key 2,35 music 35 biology 25 geometry tuitor 4 142 rayner, gretchen 1906 colony 142 recknagel, john 2109 eileen basketball mgr. 2,3,4 142 reed, iessica 5059 ancil para medical 2,3,45 spanish 3,4 142 rehklau, kent 4114 emmaiean 142 rey, shirley 5104 airport french 2,35 french honorary 2,35 gaa 2,35 literary 45 y-teens 45 pep 3 57,142 Schell, deb 1180 westgate gaa 2,3, sec. 45.icl 25 para medical 35 adv. gymnastics 2 ., 66,115,142 schlievert, pat 6203 dorr icl 25 pep 35 gaa 2,3,45 office ass't. 4 143,173 schroeder, sandi 1815 penn gaa 2,3,45 riding treas. 2, vice pres. 35 tennis 25 adv. gymnastics 25 y-teens 4 143 schuette, darlene 6305 verna icl 2,35 biology 25 tennis 2,35 paragon 2,35 thespians 3,45 gaa 2,3, vice pres. 45 tennis team 2,3,45 ROGERIAN 45 plays 2,3,4 49,s9,eo,1 15,143 schultz, iack baseball 2 143 schwartz, larry schwietzer, sheila home ec. 2,3,4 67,143 sell, don arch. 2,3,45 spanish 4 143 sellers, gary french 25 band 2,3,45 3547 blairmont 5012 south 1834 dority 5720 dorr 3519 denise bowling team 35 rhodes, byron 542 wyman key 3,45 wrestling 2,3,4 30,63,142 ring, patricia 854 cuba 142 ringger, mike 5332 florita rifle 2,35 radio 4 142 rodriquez, carlos 3117 south 142 rae, linda homo ec. 3 142 rogers, brenda 5222 banbury 112 banaparte spanish 2,35 bowling sec. 2,35 yfc 45 quill and scroll 45 RAMPAGE 3,45 pep 3 54,56,142 rohweder, ron 507 continental proiectionist 2 142 rosinski, eugene 5854 fryer 142 ruhland, cynthia 5002 kellogg band 2,3,45 music 3 67,142 russell, nancy 1005 eton french 25 riding 2, treas. 3, vice pres. 45 library 3,45 gaa 4 172,216 ' rutter, john 1963 heatherlown intramurols 45 golf 2,3,4 39,142 baseball 25 football 3,45 deca 4 ryan, iim 142 rydman, marsha 6335 hill 206 south byrne icl 25 y-teens 25 pep 35 stage crew 35 143 senger, lynn 1016 n. reynolds office ass't. 4 143,173 shaffer, brian 1223 ioyce arch. 2,35 art 2 143 shapiro, greg 962 fries french 2,3,45 icwa 4 143 scheidler, sue jcl 25 pep 3 143 1213 tuner sheskey, steve 1644 longwood clay high school 2 143 404 teal shifter, eileen biology 25 icl 2,3,45 gaa 2,3,45 librarian 2,35 bowling 3,45 spqr 45 lab 4 143 shrader, keith 5879 nebraska 143 simons, gary 4011 nebraska spanish 25 baseball 3,45 french 4 41,167,143 simpson, rick 957 fries wrestling 2,35 track 2 ' 143 sites, patricia 2512 briorwood french 2,3,45 moth 35 music 45 pep 35 lab 4 67,143,161 skolmowski, ray 5750 sims deca 4 142 sanfard, scott 5043 fleet french 2 142 sarkisian, karen 2178 belvedere gaa 45 french 2 142 sattler, paul 4919 angola french 35 biology 4 142 143 smith, becky choir 45 RAMPAGE 4 55,166,143 smith, gory 836 sawyer 3144 nebraska icl 25 math 35 icwa 35 paragon 3,4 74,143 smith, harry 3220 dolores choir 25 biology 25 french 3,4 67,143 smith, russ 3107 dorr nfl 2,35 quill and scroll 45 icl 25 paragon 4, RAMPAGE 3,4, rifle'35 icwa 3,4, de- bate 2,3 '55,56,143 smith, steve 4950 heatherdowns track 25 wrestling 4 30,34,67,143 snyder, lynniece 1114 seymour gaa 2,3,45 y-teens 25 adv. gymnasticsili 143 sorgenfrel, richard 4701 valley ridge bedford high school 2,3 i.w. sexton high school 25 devilbiss 35 art 4 ' . speer, linda 546 brysen home ec. 2,3,4 - 1 ' 143 - spencer, marcia 910 moran french 25 y-teens 2,3,45 riding 4 144 spenthoff, connie gaa 2,3,45 librarian 45 icl 2,35 biology 25 tennis team 2,3. . 144,172 ' , 5347 banbury sprague, ray 205 deline riding 3, treas. 4 144 1820 glen ellan literary 2,3, treas. 45 fta 2, treas. 35 quill and scroll 45 paragon 45 spanish honora- ry 3,45 ROGERIAN 3, associate editor 45 pep 35 spanish 2,3, pres. 45 math 35 lab 4 50,56,57,58,114,144 stambaugh, gregg 530 richards rifle 25 spanish 25 paragon 2,3,45 bow- ling pres. 35 baseball 2,35 jcwa pres. 45 student council 45 intramural 4 41 ,46,48,53,1 44 stender, darlene 2033 sandown quill and scroll treas. 45 y-teens 2,35 french 25 RAMPAGE 3,45 office help 4 54,56,144 stewart, ierry 527 carver icwa 3,45 history vice pres. 35 yfc 4 144 stickroth, diane 2404 carriage yfc 25 band 2,3,45 woodwind choir 3,45 music 3, pres. 45 ROGERIAN bus. mana- ger 4 58,69,144 stopher, karen 913 n. westwaod spanish 25 yfc 25 home ec. 3,45 librarian 4 144 strauss, mary 330 wamba gaa 25 home ec. 3,45 office 3,4 80,144,173 strole, mark 417 hayes 144 sturniolo, frank 2138 glen arbor key 2,3,45 varsity 3,45 football 2,3,45 track 2,3,45 plays 2,3 16,67,144 stutske, fred 5111 pickfair 144 sussman, pamela 5014 w. bancroft icl 25 gaa 2,45 pep 35 art 3, pres. 45 pa- ragon 2,3,4 5 48,73,144 sutkus, sydney 1717 penn paragon 2,3,45 icl 25 gaa 2,35 cheer- leader 2,3, captain 45 student council 3,45 class pres. 25 thespian 2,3, vice pres. 45 plays 2,3,4 20,47,4B,49,108,122,123,144 szparka, iohn 5035 yorkshire key 3,45 varsity 3,45 french 35 football 2,3,45 track 25 baseball 3,45 intramurols 4 16,41,144 szykowny, dave 1850 green valley french 25 football 2,3 144 szymaniak, barb 1132 brookley art 2,3,45 gaa 2,3,45 y-teens 2,3,45 french 3,45 quill and scroll 45 pep 35 intramural 45 ROGERIAN 3, associate editor 4 56,58,144 tadlock, pam 4325 dorr gaa 2,35 student council 2,45 french 3,45 french honorary 45 riding 45 thespians 4 47,49,1 44 tanber, george 1142 michele student council 2, vice pres. 3, pres. 45 varsity 2,3,45 track 2,35 tennis 45 basket- ball 25 spanish 25 cross country 2,35 in- tramural 45 RAMPAGE 4 A 46,54,12O,144 taube, ioyce 1203 eastgate gaa 25 para medical 2,3,45 yfc 45 icl 2 144 taylor, hurlene 821 maran 144 thomas, becky 849 carver gaa 2,35 french 2,35 y-teens 2,3, sec. 45 musical 2 114,144,173 thompson, pam 80,144 tillman, pam 144 tomaselli, mary y-teens 2,35 gaa 2,35 biology 25 class treas. 25 french 2,35 student council 3 145,173 1732 longwood 5117 egger 1367 e. beverly hills totty, woody 830 keil band 2,3, drum maior 45 spanish 3,45 icwa 4 145 townsend, linda 958 fries gaa 2,3,45 french 2,3,45 french honorary 2,35 stage crew 2,3,45 pep 35 office 4 145,173 tucholski, chris 1132 secor gaa 2,3,45 icl 25 art 2 145 , turner, iayce 726 mackow 145 urwin, ray 1135 secor 145 vanderhorst, mary mc auley 2,35 french 45 vick, martin 145 608 foredale fta 4 5326 darlene villegas, dolores 240 hilton spanish 2,3,45 bowling 3 85,145 villegas, ray 1023 ioyce lane spanish 25 french 3,45 key 4 vogelpohl, dove 2449 key biology 25 icl 25 cross country 2,35 bas- ketball 2,3,45 math 3,45 icwa 3,45 para- gon 3,45 track 35 varsity 4 25,37,48,145 vollmar, don 1712 capley 145 vorderburg, denny 5221 mordone basketball 2,3,45 baseball 2,3,45 varsity 3,45 key 3,45 paragon 3 25,41,43,145 wampler, dave 2315 havenwood 145 wandersee, candy 6355 dorr 145 231 warman, robert 1603 raynor milford high school 2,3 warren, wilma 1130 westgate gaa 2,3, french 2,3, y-teens vice pres. 2,3, gymnastics 2, deca 4 145 way, jeffrey 1921 sunnylawn holy spirit seminary 2, french 3 145 weaver, linda 1837 copley fta 2, spanish 2, gaa 3,4, pep 3 146 weber, james 1108 cuba bowling 2, radio vice pres. 3, baseball mgr. 2 146 webster, ralph 5723 fryer welty, tim 714 brysen spanish 2, biology 2 146 werling, joe 138 holland sylvania 146 white, brenda 1135 eastgate spanish 2,3, treas. 4, gaa 2,3,4, choir 2,3,4, pep 3, musical 2,3 66,85,146 white, dale 937 carver football 2,3,4, track 2,4, wrestling 4, key 3,4, varsity 4, spanish 2, treas. 3, riding 4 16,146 white, glenda 1135 eastgate spanish 2,3, goo 2,3,4, choir 2,3, sec. 4, pep sec. 3, musicals 2,3,4 66,146 wilczynski, delores 46 stillwater gaa 2, art, riviera beach high school 3 146 wiley, anne 5610 dorr 146 wilkinson, marianne 5005 wissman biology 2, gaa 2,3,4, y-teens 2,3,4, stu- dent council 2,4, icl 2, art 3, parogon 3, treas, 4, icwo treas. 4, office 3,4 47,48,53,115,120,146,172,176 williams, keith 635 ranch basketball 2, golf 3 williams, thomas 5327 randeou deco 4, biology 2 146 willingham, wendell 434 hayes electronic treas. 3,4, rifle 2 86 wilson, ioyce 2257 heatherwood french 2,3, art 4 147 wilson, roger 2533 briarwood basketball 2,3 147 , ,alas , Ji' V -1 ity: ' 14 0 i - i windle, ioe 934 fries electronic 3, vice pres. 4 86,147 winne, larry 3860 dorr riverside military academy 2,3 147 winters, deborah 1542 claybourne y-teens 2,3,4, gaa 2,3,4, ici 2, german 4 83,1 15,147 winters, steve 1542 claybaurne deco 4 70,147,167 wisniewski, sue 7 spanish 2,3,4, spanish honorary 3, sec. 4, y-teens 3, gaa 3,4, office 3 10 brookley 50,147 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W l r ' r V- V V lf . 3 A it , R' . i ,J . l l 1 . l .l vitole, iames american history, ameri- can government, be, university ot toledo, key club waldron, sarah lmissl general science, physiology, ba, carleton werner, geraldine lmrs.l english, be, uni- versity ot toledo willard, kenneth guidance counselor, be, me, university of toledo williams, katheleen lmrs.l vocational home economics, bs, northern illinois university, sophomore class advisor woods, louis guidance director, ba, ma, university of toledo bremer, lois lmrs,l secretary danley, barbara tmrs.l school nurse dicks, lorraine lmrs.l secretary iuergens, tish lmrs.l secretary schoen, zoe lmrs.l secretary turner, potricia lmrs.l secretory administration carman, ruth lmrs.l dean of girls, be, university of toledo contrada, vincent assistant principal, bs, george washington university, me, uni- versity of toledo rittichier, robert dean of boys, be, me, university of toledo, tasc, student council schultz, robert h. principal, be, me, uni- versity ot toledo .el I think you're iacket's keen too! 233 collins, rorry 178 iunior index adams, bob 176 agness, linda 176 allen terry allen, tim 176 anderson, jim 176 andreian, tom 176 aossy, sam 176 armstrong, rick 176 austin, dwayne 176 backus, sandy 176 badman, elaine 176 backer, rick 176 bancroft, allen 176 barber, kay 84,176 barber, ioe 176 barkimer, mark 176 bauman, bonne 176 beal, barb 176 beard, sieve 176 beattie, scott 30,37,176 beaudry, iohn 16,41,82,176 becker, marilyn 176 beckhussen, iim 176 beckwith, denise 73,84,176 bell, nancy 176 bellmore, diane 176 burget, ginger 20,46,48,104,109 177 burkhart, gary 177 burzynski, ioyce 177 buttnei, candance 177 cody, deb 177 callahan, john 177 campbell, bob 30,177 campbell, valerie 67,177 cather, bob 177 celian, dale 177 chapman, phill 177 chlebowski, chris 177 churchill, iim 16,178 coates, io-carol 178 cobrill, marci 178 colchagoff, ion cole, mike 37,178 coleman, toni 178 collier, don 30,178 comet, bob 178 connell, roy 178 contrada, charile 16,30,35,46,63, 178 corbett, muriel 178 coy, tom 30,178 You heard me, BAD breath! bender, ray 176 bergh, paul 176 berry, diane 176 bilius, sharon 176 binkly, iucly 176 bishop, iohn 37,59,176 bloch, walter, 176 bloomfeild, bob 176 boyd, pam 176 brady, collen 176 brady, scott 25,99,176 brenner, mark 177 brewis, bill 30,177 bridge, danny 64,68,177 brooks, tony 177 brower, beth 73,177 brown, brenda 55,177 brown, roxanna 177 brown, sharon 177 234 craft, ray 178 craig, kathy 178 crawford, mike 178 crawford, roxanne 48,178,222 crosby, bob 67,178 cunningham, mike 178 cupps, kathy 178 curry, linda 76,178 curtiss, dwight 178 czaika, ioe 178 czech, tom 178 dahlke, michele 66,178 daniels, lori 178 debolt, dennis 178 denker, lillian 178 dennis, duane 178 dennis wayne 178 deprospero, dave 16,41,178 dickie, rex 178 dillie, lowell 178 dion, mike 16,41,178 downey, mike 178 drafts, darlene 178 dreps, don 178 drew, dave 178 draper, sharon 178 druschel, nancy 178 drewiecki, jay 178 dubois, sandy 178 dye, butch 178 eckhart, zandra 178 elder, bob 178 elliott, sharon 178 ellis, linda 178 endicott, doug 63,178 ensign, martha 178 epperson, glenn 16,30,178 facemyre, ioyce 179 fangman, mark feak, iim 179 fetter, iane 179 fields, pat 179 fitzgerald, ioe 179 flanagan, pat 179 fleming, sue flickinger, iim 179 floyd, aneta 179 foltz, ianet 179 foltz, iim 16,17,46,179 ford, connie 179 frederickson, dave 179 fritch, greg 179 frosch, bruce 179 fuller, loann 179 gargac, dave 179 garland, iim 179 gatton, rick 179 gedert, marilyn 179 gelting gwen 82,179,183 gearhart, mike 64,179 gibson, iacque 20,179 gibson, Iani 179 giha, sam 179 gladieux, marsha 179 gambin, frank 179 glandorff, rene 179 glover, bob 179 glover, kathy 179 gorsuch, iohn 179 gosling, karen 115,179 gozdowski, linda 179 greene, ieff 30,179 haase, garnet 114,176,180 hahnlen, bill 3O,34,37,42,18O hall, guyve hamilton, iim 180 harbison, leon 180 hartcort, rick harding, rick 180 harris, Carlotta 180 hart, amy 180 hartkopf, bob 41,180 hartzell, dennis 180 harvey, gail 47,48,115,18O haupricht, bob 180 haupricht, nick hausch, carol 180 hawkins, mark 180 hayes, iim 30,180 hayes, ken 180 heckard, iohn 180 heckman, skip 180 heckman, tim 180 heminger, gordon 180 hens, deb 180 henzler, karen 180 herbert, iohn 16,317,180 herman, mike 16,180 heuerman, danny hicks, dave 73,180 hicks, iesse 180 hillard, garold hobling, carol hollowell, ron 180 holmes, ierry 16,180 holsopple, iohn 180 holton, kathy 18,21,115,180 haron, iim 180 howard, sheryl 180 huff, bonnie 49,66,85,114,18O hughes, charles 34,37,180 hughes, iohn humberston, glenn 180 humphrey, linda 62,180 hutchison, ioe 180 isaacsan, sherry 180 jackson, nancy 180 iacobs, iill 47,180 ianiszewski, iackie 180 ianiszewski, kathy 180 ianna, margaret 180 iansen, pat 180 iewell, gail 180 iohnson, bill 180 iohnson, carol 180 iohnson, dave 180 iahnson, randy 181 iones, chuck 181 iones, fayann 181 iones, sue 181 iordon, daisy 181 iunkins, sonya 181 kaiser, mark 41,181 kaltenboch, terri 66,181 karmamol, linda 181 karpinski, donna 115,181 katafias, mike 41,181 kauffman, terry 181 keeler, larry 181 kellogg, pam 181 kelting, carolyn 181 kent, al 181 kerste, terry 181 kessinger, gary 181 kimberly, beth 181 kinner, russ 181 klein, don 181 knapik, kathie 181 knoke, roberta 48,181 koenigseker, iim 181 koepfler, cyndi 181 koralewski, joe 181 korcsog, pam 115,181 kozy, paul 16,41,181 kuehnle, ian 18,21,47,181 kulczak, iohn 41,181 kurth, iohn 181 kwiatowski, lack 181 lake, dave 181 langel, todd 181 larkins, chuck 55,181 larsh, herb 181 lashuay, bob 181 lashuay, sandy 181 latham, gwen 181 lauterbur, fran 62,177,181 lounder, becky 181 lausten, sue 38,48,181 leonard, ienny 181 letosky, george lewandowski, stan 181 lewis, diana 181 lewis, karen 181 lewis, sharon 181 lipowski, ioe 181 lisenbee, gary 182 livingston, iohn 182 loar, terry 64,182 lompis, tony 182 louigh, nancy 182 lowry, vicki 182 lubinski, sharon 64,179,182 lunsford, rick 182 lyon, debbie 82,153,182 malewski, lim 182 maluchnik, mike 182 manion, denny 182 marshall, chuck mathews, margaret 182 martin, kurth, 16,82,182 marohn, nancy 182 mason, cam 25,35,46,182 may, sue 182 mccone, linda 182 mcfadden, lauren 182 mcfarland, sandy 182 mckenzie dan 182 mcmurray, kathy 48,182 mcnett, chris 182 mcquestion, sharon 48,182 medere, deb 182 The Dirty Dozen meglitsch, herb 182 mendez, iesse 182 menke, bob 182 merritt, paul 39,182 miles, deb 62,182 miller, dennis miller bob 182 miller, bob 182 miller rosie 182 miller, sam 69,182 mills, mike 47,48,82,183 mitruk, becky 183 mixer, bryan 183 moldenhauer, mike 183 moots, iim 34,37,183 moore, linda 66,183 morgan, iim 183,205 mom, ieff 30,183 morrison, chris 183 mdss, mickey 183 molwery, don 183 murphy, chuck 183 myers, eileen 183 Cut out the ballet and play ball nelson, ione 48,183 neville, gale newman, rick 183 niebauer, linda 183 nisch, terry 183 north, debbie 183 nowowieiski, barb 183 orlawski, bobby 183 ostrosky, iill 48,183 panning, diane 183 pant, diana 115,183 paseff, ron 183 pasienza, angeline 183 paterwich, sue 183 pauly, mary 183 palmer, dudly 183 pemberton, iudy 60,114, perry, steve 40,41 ,47,18 phillips, diane 183 piotrowski, iudy 183 pistilli, deb 80,183 pitzen, kathy 183 polasski, mary 183 ll'l...H1'1 1 J Vi!! poole, mike 183 poulos, angel 183 powell, carol 85,114,184 prentiss, bill 184 pruhs, gerry 184 pruhs, rick 184 quaintaince, dorothy 184 radunz, brenda 184 rayle, ieff 184 reamsnyder, clean 184 redford, bob 184 rehklau, boyd 184 reichard, dave 184 reihihg, greg 184 reinhart, gary 184 renshler, ieanine 184 revill, jack 36,37,184 reynolds, deb 184 rhodes, barry 30,184 rhodes, boyd 184 rickman, iim 184 rieger, sandie 184 rietzke, dick 184 riley, ron 16,41,184 ritenour, rick 184 rittner, kim 72,184 ritz, tom 184 roach, betty 184 robinson, deidrei 184 robinson, nancy rogers, barry 184 rogers, carlo 184 rogers, linda 114,184 rose, gary 184 rosinski, eugene rucker, ieff 184 rust, kris 54,184 rybak, robin 184 sabin, chris 184 sargeont, don 184 sattler, nancy 184 sautter, duane 184 schartf, gary 184 schenher, nick 184 schmakel, bruce 16,184 schoen, sara 47,115,184 schott, dave 48,87,184 schroeder, dan 82,184 schroeder, ian 114,184 schultz, iohn 184 schwarzkopf, mike 184 scobie, beth 82,184 sheets, iohn 184 shepherd, bob 184 sheskey, don 185 siam, ron 185 slink, karen 185 sliwinski, mary 64,185 smith, carol 185 smith, harold 185 smith, iulie 185 smith, linda 185 smith, rita 185 smith, scott 34,74,185 smithley, gene 185 snyder, mark 185 sorgenfrier, jim 185 spence, sana 185 spencer, diane 62,185 spenthoff, iim 185 spires, iohn 185 Sprague, larry 185 spychalski, terry 185 stachowiak, kathy 185 stanford, ioyce 185 steele, sue 185 steiner, diane 185 sterrett, bill 185 stevens, pat 185 stevers, chip 16,185 stiegelmeyer, sandie 185 stolarski, iuanita 185 stoner, brenda 185 stoos, larry 185 storm, paul 84,185 stough, iim 16,3O,37,185 stought, linda 185 streicher, bill 185 strole, terry 185 strother, bob 185 swartz, gerry 185 swonger, kathy swonger, peggy 66,83,185 szalkawski, bob 185 szpila, ioe 185 tabbert, gary 185 tabone, kathy 185 tafelskski, lorry 185 takacs, bill 48,64,185 tansey, bob 34,37,185 taoka, mari 48,86,185 tehan, jim 16,557,185 tennant, betty 186 textor, don textor, ron 186 thatcher, laura 64,186 thomas, bob 186 thomas, deb 186 thompson, marggie 186 tillman, pam toedter, becky 186 towsley, dianna464,186 trimmer, chris 186 trumbull, bill 186 trumbull, rick 186 tucholski, denny 186 turner, bill 186 turner, ieff 34,137,186 urban, frank 186 urbonus, ieanette 186 vanderhorst, nancy 186 van meer, iudy 153,186 van vlerah, mike 186 vargyas, iohn 186 vasko, ron 186 veizer, tim 186 venendaal, barb 48,66,115,186 villegas, sue 85,186 voegeli, rick 186 volzer, ron 186 walerius, barb 186 walter, deb 48,186 walton, annette 186 Wainwright, melvin 186 wandersee, linda 186 wandtke, sue 186 watson, linda 186 watson, rick 16,39,82,186 way, kathy 186 weber, dewey 186 weir, ieff 67,186 welsheimer, ken 186 wesenbergh, iane 48,186 westfall, nadine 186 whalen, mike 35,186,207 wheaton, kathy 66,186 white, ianette 186 whittaker, mike wilcox, gary 186 williams, cyndi 186 williams, pam 66,186 williams, paul 186 wilson, marilyn 186 wilson, pat 186 wing, deb 187 winkler, linda 187 winters, ann 64,187 winters, wendy 187 Excedrine headache 5195268 wisniewski, ron 187 woggon, roy 187 wolff, iim 187 woods, ken 64,187 woody, harry 187 woody, sam 187 wopshall, tom wright, iim 16,37,187 wright, sue 187 wright, tom 16,187 wunderlin, chris 187 wyper, sue 187 yingling, ruth 187 zacharias, iim 16,187 zarick, rick zeadker, don 187,208 zenz, sue zielinski, monika sophomore index adams, sandy 188 allen, ken 188 allen, randy 19,188 allen, sheilo 188 amstutz, ron 188 andrzejewski, betty 188 orchambeau, greg 188 augustyniak, nick 188 bahling, sue 188 ball, kathy 188 balter, terry 188 bancroft, ginny 188 barefoot, jeff 47,188,190 baron, carl 189 barror, richard 189 bartholomew, sally 62,79,189 bauman, mark 189 baumberger, tim 19,189 beattie, ann 189 bedal, gerald 189 benge, kathy 189 bengela, john 189 bennett, tom 189 bentley, viz: 189 bernheisel paul 189 beumel, nick 189 billig, paul 189 birner, jennie 189 bishop, debbie 189 bloine, jim 189 bloke, larry 189 bloom, kothy 189 bloomfeild, bob 189 mum, Ieila 64,189 bocian, debbie 189 boggs, heather 189 bohl, doug 189 bolfa, tom 189 boose, donna 189 bowen, danny 27,189 brady, andrea 20,21,114,189 braithwaite, ken 29,189 bremer, ric 189,198 brice, carol 189 briggs, sandy 189 bronson, doris 189 bronson, click 79,189 brooks, brown, brown, brown, brown, brown, cindy 189 jeff 26,27,189 jim 189 mike 189 sharon 189 willie 24,25,189 browning, cathy 189 bucher, jack 19,27,189 buczkowski, dennis 189 buhler, marcia 189 burks, tony 27,75,189 caldwell, sherlene 189 campbell, mark 64,189 carpenter, doug 190 carr, daniel 190 corr, marvin 190 case, donnie 190 casey, colleen 47,190 cather, sheryl 190 caywood, dan 16,30,46,190 clark, sally 190 clevenz, ken 190 cline, barb 190 clutton, jan 190 coates, vickie 190 cochran, diane 79,190 collins, mike 190 collins, bob 190 collins, warren 190 colvin, marci 190 cornachione, craig 19,27,190 cox, ed 64,190 craig, jack 190 cummins, willie 190 cunningham, willie 190 currier, pam 190 curtis, bob 64,190 cutlip, bev 190 czajka, dole 190 You were right, Joe, acid will eat through the point. czech, chris 190 dahlke, vickie 190 dale, diane 190 danko, mike 19,190 dantumo, dirk 190 david, wendy 64,190 davis, jeff 190 dion, steve 190 domanowski, bruce 190 dressler, tom 190 drzewiecki, gary '19,190 drzewiecki, sue 191 duvoll, mary 191 eggenton, dana 64,191 entenman, dick 34,191 eppard, dave 191 epperson, dale 18,19,30,46,191 erdman, diane 191 fall, sheri 188,191 fish, linda 191 fisher, wayne 191 fleeger, karen 191 fogle, sandy 191 foote, jerry 191 ford, chuck 191 foster, ray 191 foufos, bud 191 frazier, dick 19,191 gage, joyce 191 gajewski, peggy 191 galacia, sal 191 galvin, bill 191 garcio, thocher 191 gargac, beotrice 191 garvin, connie 191 gedert, ed 191 gehm, barb 191 gehm, ellen 191 geis, chris 191 gentry, kris 191 gernheuser, ted 19,191 gibson, jan 2O,21,191 gibson, jennifer 191 gill, john 191 glaza, don 191 glaza, john 191 golus, doug 191 goodwin, jerry 191 gosling, doug 192 gave, cathy 59,192 gozdowski, mike 192 graf, ernie 64,192 greashaber, daryl 192 greenbaurn, craig 192 gregory, jim 192 grzechowiak, karen 192 gundy, dove 19,192 gurzynski, george 192 hoefner, don 192 haffelder, glen 27,192 haile, colleen 192 hole, rick 192 hall, joyce 192 hall, wayne 192 hanefeld, Vernon 192 harcourt, sandy 192 harder, jan 20,21,104,192 harding, rick hardt, nancy 28,192 horned, becky 192 harrison, cindy 192 harrison, karen hart, cindy 192 hartley, tom 64,192 hass, gary 192 hatch, gwen 192 haupricht, kathy 192 havens, mary 192 llllll 1 I 1 Only his draft board knows for surel hawkins, jo 192 hawley, penny 192 hayden, mary 192 hayes, pat 192 haynes, randy 79,192 hejnicki, frank 193 hendry, cheryl 193 herman, joyce 193 heslet, leroy 193 hill, diane 193 hill, ginny 193 hilly, edith 64,193 hines, deanno 193 hines, debbie 193 hinton, mary 193 hollar, larry 193 hood, john 193 hopson, yvonne 59,62,193 hottle, debbie 193 householder, pam 28,64,193 hull, janet 193 humphreys, joan 193 hunter, jeff 193 inks, vickie 193 jackson, angela 193 jacobs, jim 188,193 jagielski, rosette 193 johns, connie 193 johns, gary 193 johnson, ed 193 johnson, joe 193 johnson, linda 193 johnstone, stevie 193 jones, iris 46,193 jones, robert 193 jordan, carren 193 jordan, chorron 193 jordan, jim 19,27,193 jordan, bill 194 jorgensen, mike 194 jorgensen, steve 194 juhnke, carol 194 kaiser, chris 194 kanthak, rick 194 kaptur, steve 194 kauffman, kevin 194 keil, belinda 194 keller, mike 194 kelly, sandy 64,194 kelly, sharon 194 kelting, laurel 194 kemp, lora 62,194 keyes, barb 194 kincaid, don 194 klem, brian 194 kneller, karin 194 knowles, dale 194 konz, gerold 194 kopfman, mark 194 korcsog, debbie 194 kotz, pat 194 krainz, harriet 194 krause, wayne 194 krecioch, dennis 18,194 krukowski, debbie 194 krukowski, janet 194 kujawa, dale 194 kunzer, heicli 194 kutz, bob 19,194 lair, pam 194 lamb, john 194 langenderfer, julie 194 langton, terry 194 loporta, pam 194 lauderdale barb 194 lea, gale 194 lee, bob 19,194 lehman, mike 194 leininger, linda 194 lemle, gene 16,30,194 libbe, pam 115,194 linnum, gary 194 litten, donna 194 litten, kris 194 locker, carol 194 lockhart, wayne 195 loetz, gary 195 loew, margaret 195 love, sue 29,195 lowe, barb 195 ludwikowski, bob 27,195 luntsford, don 195 lupe, john 195 maiyo, dan 195 mujewski, gary 195 mojewski, mike 30,195 malak, jan 195 malewski, debbie 195 malewski, jon 195 malone, dennis 195 mandler, bill 195 marenberg, lee 62,195 marks, john 195 marsh, john 195 marsh, kathy 195 marshall, john 195 martin, irene 195 mc bride, hilda 195 mc bride, pat 195 mc bride, rick 195 mc clure, jeff 19,195 mc cone, deb 195 mc coy, mary 195 mc cusker, diane 195 mc daniels, tony 27,195 mc farland, gloria 195 mc farland, bob 195 mc giffen, sandy 163,195 mc nair, linda 195 meeks, gary 195 mendez, juanita 64,195 merritt, linda 195 merrill, robert 195 messinger, mark 195 meyers, craig 195 meyers, greg 27,195 meyer, deb 195 meyer,,richard 195 micham, mike 195 mitchell, deb 195 mitchell, diane 195 mizer, diane 195 mock, denny 30,64,195 moench, rick 196 mondville, tom 30,196 moorman, jim 196 morgan, randy 196 mormon, jane 196 morrison, lorry 196 morse, connie 64,196 mueller, linda 196,197 myers, su 196 nadolny, tom 196 naiber, chris 196 neff, mike 196 neuman, denny 196 neyland, junior 196 niess, john 59,85,188,196 nijakowski, mike 196 nisch, randy 30,196 nix, barb 196 nix, brenda 196 noethen, bill 196 norman, jeanne 196 nawowiejski, john 196 nuding, tom 196 oelerich, betty 64,196 oelerich, jo 196 o'hair, marlene 196 Operacz, ginny 196 osgood, rick 49,196 osinski, tom 188,196 osterhout, linda 196 palmer, jackie 196 parker, barb 196 parker, john 197 pcrrr, val 197 pearson, rick 197 penske, marcia 197 pfister, john 28,197 phelan, mike 197 phillips, dexter 197 phillips, bob 197 piasecki, pam 59,197 pinn, deb 197 piotrowicz, jeanne 20,21,197 polaski, tom 197 polyasko, jan 197 pontious, gary 197 popp, jenny 66,197 poturalski, sharon 197 preston, dean 197 prettyman, rick 197 przybyski, ed 197 puhy, greg 18,19,197 puls, robbie 19,27,197 raby, bill 197 rade, paul 197 roye, phil 19,197 rayford, yvonne 64,197 rayle, steve 197 razook, denise 197 recknagel, nancy 197,206 ring, don 197 ringle, doug 197 robinette, tim 198 rogers, jean 198 rogers, nancy 198 rogers, pat 198 rogers, will 198 rossi, robert 198 rudey, lom 198 rusch, bob 198 russell, rose 62,198 sammis, john 198 sandlin, sherry 198 santmire, karen 198 sariego, jill 198 schardt, bernadette 198 schardt, claudette 198 schlievert, marcia 62,198 Schneider, greg 198 schock, chris 198 schoettley, linda 198 schoettley, londa 198 schroeder, dave 198 schroeder, doug 198 Schulze, pam 198 schuster, richard 198 schwabe, lynne 198 scribner, pat 79,198 seeberger, marci 198 seibold, john 199 Sock it to me one more time. not my lollipop, you don't!!l sekela, greg 199 serr, less 199 sgro, laura 199 sgro, mike 199 shepard, john 199 shepard, sheri 199 shircliffe, frances 199 shirclifte, mary 191,199 silva, rita 199 simon, sandy 199 simon, terry 199 simpson, james 199 siravo, michael 199 sites, cheryl 199 small, mike 199 smith, dan 199 smith, frank 46,199 smith, gary 199 smith, jeff 199 smith, l.c. 27,199 smith, phillip 199 smith, ron 199 smith, tom 199 smitley, karen 199 snavely, linda 199 snyder, tim 199 sobota, linda 199 sprow, steve 199 stacey, rex 199 steele, sharon 199 steften, terry 29,199 steinhour, pat 199 stevens, phil 199 stickroth, mark 64,199 starry, marti 199 l stout, jean 199 strange, sandy 64,199 strother, myra 82,199 studer, roger 199 suminski, lance 199 sussman, debbie 162,200 sutkus, lee 19,200 swan, jeff 19,68,200 szczepanski, jim 200 szozda, joe 200 szymaniak, ron 19,200 szymanowski dan 200 tabbert, barb 200 tatkowski, james tatkowski, robert 200 taube, beth 64,200 taylor, pam 200 taylor, wendy 200 thatcher, glenn 200 tibbits, pat 200 tabin, merrilee 200 totty, fran 47,59,200,206 towsley, randy 200 tracy, matt 30,200 trowbridge, john 200 trumbull, dave 200 turski, gary 19,200 twiss, jan 200 uphom, robert 200 urzykowski, cindy 200 vanderhorst, mike 30,200 van gilder, jerry 200 vargyas, darlene 200 varwig, bob 64,200 villegas, nick 200 wainwright, ed 200 wallace, jeff 200 walter, anita 200 warren, ruth 200 weaver, becky 200 weckerlin, linda 200 wend, gary 200 werling, lee 200 wesolowski, jim 200 west, jo 200 whalen, cindy 75,200 white, don 200 white, ron 200 wiley, ruth 200 wilhelm, carol 200 williams, clora willingham, mark zoo wilsonfgary 200 winterhalter, monte 200 winters, ray 200 woodford, cheryl 201 worley, barb 201 wozniak, bonnie 201 wurzell, john 201 wyrembek, tony 30,201 yago, john 201 yamek, pdm 201 yourison, frank 201 zablocki, cennis 201 zacharias, ed 201 zachel, paul 201 zaker, julia 201 zawlocki, gary 201 - zielinski, john 201 zielinski, pat 201 zrien, najah 163,201 Ill lllllll I I 9 4 ' I Q l I , ' Y I 1 ' I at-6 - Q l llQll2lflfml m In 1 fill!!! ll EMI!!-SMH! iu lfl'lfwla lti mm Q-ff' l . This year a new spirit was evident at Rog- ers and individualism ruled. Any student could find a niche in any of a number of areas: In subiects, in activities, in sports, and in clubs- all these offered many different possible out- lets for expression. We have tried to capture this feeling in the '68 Rogerian, the feeling that a person could be an individual at Rogers. But the staff could only expose this feeling, NEVER define or explain it. We would like to thank many people for their help in the publication of our book, one being Mr. Dave Heitzman from PowelI's who came up with picture ideas and somehow al- ways found time to rush prints lust one last time, another, Mr. Paul Retrum, from Artmas- ter, who made our cover dream a reality, and our advisers, Mr. R. David Rankin, who spurred on sales and helped balance all our debits and credits, and last but not least, Miss Gail Peery, who threatened, warned us to get organized and even braved tonsilitis to finalize our work to go in-All these individuals helped the staff so much in order to make the i968 Rogerian in- deed individualistic and and integral part of Rogers. -Su Delbert af ? . i:fjV'YA 727 I i L V' sag? ' if Q' ij bggj-I if - A:'Q -.,.A iw + W gcsgg gggi bmk 1- fi, 355 iff- S 1 .' . X W X - . NJ As. ' --, V 4 ,f ' 'H ,' x' , ,- - .1 k . i ,. . . KIL X ' - ,, W 75 fix! X33 W Y It f C:2QiAcfC?jX'Pby,jVALf M ff M P119 ,N U ....................... ... --,... . ... ,........-,......i. ,,, ,

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