Roosevelt High School - Rough Rider Yearbook (Kent, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1974 volume:

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' if , 5-v I I k1J3,,5..-4 ht 3 ,xg ,ff : ily.. t I I , , X A-I H211 , Homecoming Dance Theme ls Yesterday With Yesterday Once More as the theme, and Ida Siciliano reigning as Queen, the Homecoming Dance on Sat., Oct. 6, 1973 in the Roosevelt Cafeteria was a great success. Music was by Sweet BIindness and lda's court consisted of Nancy Truitt, Patt Mowen, Chris Roszkowski, Karla Simonee, Cindy Baughman, and Jenny Eckel. The crowning ceremony was held before the football game on Friday night. The evening was not entirely satisfactory however, since Roosevelt suffered a defeat at the hands of the Bar- berton Magics. UPPER RIGHT: Standing beautifully and proudly is Ida Siciliano, 1973 Homecoming Queen. UPPER LEFT: Ida Siciliano is crowned Homecoming Queen of 1973 by the l972 Queen, Susan Gilbertson. LOWER RIGHT: Anxiously waiting to get into the l973 Homecoming Dance with their tickets are Mary Michel, Wes Stringer, Liz Buiack and John Thomas. LOWER LEFT: lda Siciliano and all the members of the Homecoming Court are announced at the Homecoming Dance. I 8!ACTlVlTlES 1, mx 'C . ,, 5 .A ,Q , , g 5 A Nw X 5? 'k-.. ,Q V' if ,E E Q! X fr 1 f gigs' 2 fi Xl .. My i+ ig if 4, ,Q ,A+ 'Fi ,ms -nl? k f , , . 1 1 f ,P 'E -' M ' QQ 34 , .-rf' N -Slum Sock Hop Rocks It was the night of the 27th, a Saturday in October, the noise was deafening, the girls were swooning as the clocks were turned back to the days of ponytails and bobby-socks, D.A.'s and shades. The first Sock Hop at Roosevelt, sponsored by the Activities Board, brought back the good old days. Music and entertainment were provided by discs hot from the iukebox and talented members of the student body. UPPER RIGHT: Highlighting the Sock-Hop was the performance of RooseveIt's own Axle Rod and the Bearings. The group consisted of Kevin Slinky Fingers Gard- ner, Marko Haskin, Gregg Gunk Loughridge, Alex Axle Rod Ricci, Amir MadDog Fozouni, Mike Wop Visca, Roger Rocko Vance, and Tom Magic Fingers Morrow. CENTER RIGHT: Dede Fulton and Rosemary Malandro reel and rock as Mary Michel looks on. LOWER RIGHT: Mary Michel and Debbie Dennis iitter their bugs off. TOP LEFT: Heidi Procknow quiets the crowd as Gunk begins his solo performance. BOTTOM LEFT: It looks as if Axle Rod has it made in the shade with his babe while Daryl Madey complains about Slinky's 5 o'clock shadow. 2 OXACTIVITIES A ls Ida Sicliano and Chuck Hunger labovel, Beth Hohman and Steve George ftop rightl and Jenny Freeman and her escort fbottom rightl were some of the many couples who enioyed the 1974 Booster Private. The 7974 Private Highlights Active Booster Year A- pf .tteA f' Booster Private is one of the oldest traditional dances at Roosevelt High School. The girls work all year long cheering at games, making spirit signs, locker signs and various other activities, including a community service proiect to earn the necessary points needed for Private. Girls with the necessary points may then invite a boy to the dance. This year, 200 points were required for invitation to the Private. The Private was held April 6th at the Silver Springs banquet hall in Stow from 8 to ll. Kevin Gardner was chosen by the members to be this years Booster King. Music was provided by the band, Aries. As Rick Ridinger and Mary Lou Ennis ltop leftl and Sherry Byttner and Randy Hoefler ftop rightl make their entrance, Kim Litwack and Kevin Henry enioy themselves on the dance floor. ACTIVITIES! 21 Drama Guild Presents Seven Keys to Baldpaten Roosevelt's still shiny stage was transformed into the 'W Baldpate Inn November I6-17 for the production of SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE, a mysterious, melodra- matic farce first non-musical production to be performed in the new auditorium with one of the most complicated sets ever. Audience response was good and the play was well received. The cast included Pete Lukedis, Bill Wil- liamson, Don Wilson, Rob Hensel, Ralph Ferrara, Julie Pahl, Julie Cooperider, Bill Rae, Susan Rogers, Robin Stephenson, Becky Robertson, Gregg Loughridge, Mary Lou Ennis and Jon Garrison. 27! ACTIVITIES by George M. Cohen. This play was the TOP: Mary Lou Ennis, Don Wilson, Jon Garrison and Susan Rogers plus on adequately heated stage, itchy woolen underwear make for nervous smiles at curtain call. CENTER: Robin Stephenson, Gregg Loughridge, Julie Cooperider, Pete Lukidis and Julie Pahl take their bows. BOTTOM: The die is cast. if . ,J za, 3 -V .' kg i 'W xl W,ug,f :J x A TOP LEFT: Gregg Loughridge makes an urgent phone call. CENTER LEFT: Julie Cooperrider, Julie Pahl, Becky Roberts, Ralph Ferrara, and Rob Hensel listen intently. BOTTOM LEFT: Mary Lou Ennis concentrates on her reading. TOP RIGHT: Don Wilson checks out a shaky character, Bill Rae. BOTTOM RIGHT: Don Wilson, Jon Garrison and Mr. Roberts suffer a cardiac arrest after a suc- cessful performance. ex vi s f W ma 4. 2 ACTIVITIES! 23 I f X X X , 'W , W I Student Council Radlothon '74 Meets and Surpasses UPPER LEFT: Mr. Schaiper, Jim Ward, and Debbie Vickery are relaxing during one of the quieter moments of Radiothcn 74. UPPER RIGHT: For Sl.00 Mr. Brady arm-wrestled TV5 newscaster John Hombrick, with the proceeds going to the American Cancer Society. CEN- TER LEFT: Greg Morrison, the disc iockey from WKNT worked the midnight to 6:00 A.M. shift while Harry Miller, Dick Roberts and Roger Carter filled in during the twenty-four hour period. LOWER RIGHT: Kevin Gardner was constantly busy rounding up more pledges dur ing the night while Roger Vance was his ready and able assistant. .LOWER LEFT: The chair men for the radiothon were .lean Mandalari - prize committee chairman, Kevin Gardne and Jim Ward - co-chairmen of the event, and Debbie Vickery and Lindo Ferry were th co-chairmen for publicity. GOAL 34,000 AMOUNT PLEDGED: S- v W- 1.7082 PONSOR: KENT oossv TOP LEFT: Midway through the Radiothon the tote board showed the amount pledged, but more contrib- utions were on their way. TOP RIGHT: Typing up a list of prize winning contributors is Dan Lux. During the Radiothon, prizes were awarded to various callers. CENTER RIGHT: Waiting for the phones to ring and the pledges to roll in are iust a small group of the many Roosevelt students who gave their time to work at the Radiothon, BOTTOM LEFT: John Hambrick, Cleveland television personality and Ohio's Cancer Crusade Chairman, takes a pledge from a telephone contributor. BOTTOM RIGHT: John Hambrick arm wrestles Nancy Truitt for a contribution to the Ameri- can Cancer Society as Kent Mayor, Joe Sorboro and others look on. ADIOTHON 74 Ausmcin CANCER SOCIETY oal With 4000. -'..'.!f- ' .Mid 1 'icgr I ,V Ewa ,wtf ACTIVlTlES!25 The bi-annual school musical Carousel, produced by RHS students March 15th and l6th proved to be a suc- cess. Billy, lGregg Loughridgel, and Julie lNancy Truittl, were the major characters in this poignant love story set in the early l900's. Nettie Fowler lKathy Hilll was a consoling cousin to Julie while Carrie lMary Michell and Mr. Snow lMark Hos- kinl portrayed a loving couple and the chorus provided choreography and vari- ous musical numbers. Mr. Roberts, drama coach and Mrs. Honess, musical director, conducted the musical and practice rehearsals, while Jackie Corley taught the choreography. Both performances were attended well and enioyed immensely by the audience. Musical Production of Carousel in Auditoriu TPC! f . es 26fACTlVlTlES wx' THIS PAGE, TOP: The girls' chorus serenades Carrie on her upcoming wedding to Mr. Snow as Julie looks on. TOP: At Nettie FowIer's Spa, the girls prepare for the clam bake. LEFT, BOTTOM: The sailors sing a sailors song Jigger lJay Moorel and Billy enter in. RIGHT: Billy and Julie sing of their love for each other. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP, LEFT: Beth Johnson as Louise tries to sway Tom Prochnow, a circus character, in a scene. CENTER, LEFT: Kathy Hill as Nettie sings You'll Never Walk Alone. LEFT, BOTTOM: The Carousel cnc rus prepares for a camp out. RIGHT, TOP: The promotional poster for Carousel in the auditorium's lobby. BOT TOM RIGHT: Mr. Snow sings to Carrie of their future plans to marry. Proves Successful for 7974 Cast ff 1' ' Y 'ifwc K J T-2' i ff- fix? a Q-.V -E-,bQ lNiy7S,E:k , , ..-1, is -JL' me 7 ,M M 1 H - ACTIVITIES!27 A A .0 K ig ,K V 5S?'Q.tEEEGi s T ua icclgs Tmtd 55' ru' y J F 4 , A I I ,gn ,.,, 'gh 1 t hm. , 28!EVENTS Prom 74 Leads You Somewhere Over the 0... The annual Junior-Senior Prom was held May 25th. The Junior Closs, under the direction of Ty Hill, faculty adviser, created the mood of Somewhere Over the Rain- bow. The Elegie 4 entertained ot the Prom and Frenz performed for the After-Prom dance. TOP LEFT: Many Roosevelt students enioyed the music ot Prom 74. TOP RlGHT: The aftermath of the months of preparation that mode o successful Prom. CENTER LEFT: Laurie Wunderle prepares the bleachers for a mural. CENTER RIGHT: Members of the Junior class hard at work decorating the gym. BOTTOM LEFT: Advisor Ty Hill works with Jeon Mandalari and Kristi Quier. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: A crowded dance floor was seen on the evening of May 25th. LOWER LEFT: 'Two couples enioy the mood decorations created by the Junior Class. LOWER RIGHT: Mike Gorro and Patti Bancroft attended the dance. JZ . QM Rainbo W to Honor the Senior Class EVENTS! 29 Seniors Sa tirize School, Receive Awards, Frolic: ' ' V f 25 ,.,11..1 is I gy gr I ' F , ii - 0 TOP LEFT: Polly Mrs. HolIinger Burnell spies on students in the library, TOP RIGHT: Gregg Honess Loughridge leads the choir in the introductory fanfare to the Teddy Awards. CENTER LEFT: Pat Kordinak received the Teddy Award for the Best Dressed Girl in a Senior RoIe. CENTER RIGHT: Mary Lou Zeller Ennis answers the Faculty Lounge door. BOTTOM LEFT: Polly Dankowski Burnell bops into the teachers' lounge. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rick Mr, Roberts Ridinger chases Molly Kriss McKinney from the room. I' e lx Q , tw . B412 30X EVENTS t Duncanside Park The class of 1974 will long remember their last day at high school. The day commenced with the Senior Assembly. Skits were performed about everyday activities that seniors recalled from their three years at Roosevelt. Awards were given to outstanding seniors at this assembly also. Jim Ward received the Communications Award, Lori Campbell the Rotary Service Award, George Urban the Rotary Service Award, Beth Hohman the Booster Award, Kathy MacEwan the Womanhood Award and Mark Haskin the Manhood Award. The assembly ended with a presentation of a brief case and pen and pencil set to Mr. Kneale from the senior class as a token of their esteem for him. The class then traveled to Duncan- side Park to relax and enioy fellowship in the sun for the Senior Picnic. I e l l l l l l TOP LEFT: One of the many receiving a well deserved dunking is Mark Haskin. TOP RIGHT: Denise Hanson, Nancy Truitt and Sally Chesnutt look on ot the activities of others as other classmates relax and enioy the sun. CENTER LEFT: John Pnsby and friend give Mrs. Armstrong an impromptu bath. BOTTOM LEFT: Mark lzloskln receives the Manhood Award from principal Michael Kneale. BOTTOM LEFT: Cafe- teria Worker Tim Clark came onstage to receive the NASA Spacewalker of the Year Award from emcee Roger Vance. EVENTS!3l l l P . I P Pep Concert, Art Display Brighten Spring Season The halls and walls of Roosevelt were livened up on the night of May 'l6th as the annual Pop Concert was presented by the choirs and the band. Under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Honess and Mr. Jerrell Morgan, the various musical groups performed recent musical selections as the smaller groups - Swing Choir and the Guys and Dolls - danced and sang and played. Presented in coniunction with the Pop Concert was the Art Show displaying the works of the art students at Roosevelt. Spectators roamed between batiks, paintings and clay work crafted by Roosevelt students. TOP OF PAGE, LEFT: Junior Tracy Ayers admires part ofthe art display. CENTER: Nancy and Sue Truitt performed Sisters for the Pop Concert audience. RIGHT: A member of the Swing Choir pauses as part of the act. CENTER OF PAGE: Mr. Morgan conducted the band in a series of rousing renditions of popular songs. BOTTOM OF PAGE: Tim Boykin and Debi Smith examine drawings displayed in the main atrium. 32! EVENTS anquets Honor Outstanding Rl-IS Students in May May was a busy month for many at RHS. As numerous iuniors worked on Prom, several banquets were held to honor the outstanding students of the school. The annual National Honor Society banquet was held on May 2, with qualified iuniors and seniors being inducted. On May 9, the annual Scholarship banquet was held where students were honored for their scholastic achievements with first, second and third year awards. Quill and Scroll members were inducted at this banquet also. The Baush and Lomb Science Award was shared by Brian Jones and Mary Lou Ennis. Mary Lou also won the Phi Betta Kappa Award. The music department as well as the athletic and vocational departments also held annual awards ceremonies. Mary Michel captured the Vocal Music Award, Robin Stephenson the Best Thespian Award, Mark Haskin the Student Athlete Award, Steve George the Alf Lovell Award in football, Sharyn Floyd and Becky Mileski the A. J. Spangler Award, and George Urban the Band Hall of Fame Award. TOP LEFT: The senior inductees of NHS were called to the stage before the iuniors. CENTER, LEFT: George Urban, president of NHS greeted members of the audience before the induction ceremony. CENTER RIGHT: During the scholarship banquet students received one, two and three year awards. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Gfell surprised the audience by playing one of his Edison Phonographs at the scholarship banquet. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Kneale greeted the parents and students who attended the scholarship banquet. EVENTS! 33 Beautiful Weather Greets 353 Graduating in 7974 The class of 1974 ended their high school days with Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises held on .lune 2nd. The Rev. Richard Diehl delivered the Baccalaureate sermon to the class at 2:00 that afternoon under sunny skies. The Commencement exercises began at 7:00 that evening. Addresses were made by Mike Visca, sen- ior class president and Mary Lou Ennis, valedicto- rian. Mr. Reed Strimple was the main speaker who urged members of the class to look on the brighter side of life as they went through the years. This was Mr. Strimple's last year of twenty years served on the Kent City Board of Education. 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Amy Dankowski FACULTYX47 .fffw -:af Social Studies l. Jerry Brown and Vernon Pees 2. Albert Brauer 3. David Wilson 4. Ronald Moss 5. Grant Rose 6. Ronald Wills 48!FACULTY f A -Q Art and Music 1. Fred Pcherson 2. Ruth Honess 3. Ken Gessford 4. Jerrel Morgan FACULTYX49 I English I. Charlene Bongiorno 2. Jean Gilcrest 3. Charles Lucas 4. Marge Davis 5. Richard Roberts i 1 . 4 7 WW' K K 5 50! FACULTY is '-,iff Q , -.Q 1 In ' ..W,..,- Q, - ,3- a F 1. '- vi mfg .3,,phE...gf-..'g5 V... .ar :7a.'f3g1.'-.gfgfW,.1 Q,,.-rrgwwb. as . r , ge , S .ir x s. r - .Q ' W. Q, k V... -X ,'b. L1-1g..gg3Aas1:i-rg4,3 .-1,2 W,-,k..g Q - ,. - V s r 5.12, -1. K .Q 4 . .wi 'ar' . 5 a , my 2 X., . 4.3 ,1. . ' 11.-5.7.51 . ,V .fit . get , , ,.., ..1ka,5Qf,'?:.,ff?fA,. Q. V- . -f 'Q f X J' ff' 1 fW'i5Qh'Q.-:Sf , .X - 1' 1' 1 segeyfgf gs - ' ' ' ff . ' mf ' L 5 bi L K ff . 5 '. 'F N Q ,E jf X . W . . , IS , Hi' X K i s 6 mx . x '- -t .I -A1 -s...,u Q 46 .V ..,.. as 4 rw A X' EAMWWMMT fr WA if a ri. 1.,RusseII Hull 2. Mary Reith 3. Tyler Hill 4. Kay Shuiler 5. Len Schaiper 6. Janette Riedthaler Y 1 'Www-sau-nguy E 1 5 3 4 f uw-fb.4 FACULTY!51 Mathematics l. Luann Hosta 2. Terry Johnson 3. John Nye 4. William Zeller 5. Garry Black is 52!FACULTY 2 Industrial Arts and Home Economics 1. Peggy Nichols 2. Marilyn Jones 3. Thomas Griggy 4. Gary Burnett 5. Gary Rihichier ' -ff I f , fw.2Wr gy .1 FACULTY! 53 Vocational Education l. Robert Andes, Director of Vocational Education 2. Kathleen Glynn 3. William Burns 4. Mary Jane Brannon 5. Shirley Coit 6. Lizette Guest . ,. ., I .sn M nn o HK? -mlm 54!FACULTY I . f..... 3 A . l 1. William Brady 2. Sonya Palcho 3. David Gynn 4. Naida Mitchell 5. Chris Deevers 6. Linda King 7. Charles Kline WMM Q 4 ,- Q., .LQ i Nui--. if FACULTY! 55 S- ufi .4- Ya V ,sf , ., 1' 'ii xx , Ir. gd fl 9 fl 56! FACULTY 'lilisrnlflllgllf 'l. Mafihias Reffig 2. Thomas Tercek 3. William Sandmann 4 Gail Kuss Dominic Mihiga 6. Allen Smith 99' rf' mmm' Ak. i Diane Myers 2. Val Muth 3. Andrew Lebo 4 Richard Pfeiffer 5. Art Edwards 6. David Verheyden 7. Sherry Wohlwend 8. Carol Lenard FACULTY! 57 x SSS E vel gf' Jai' I :Y - -v Q skit.. , Ffa., , A vu, vi. I I -2 VS, . 1. --1, Q . Ll Boosters Paint Signs to Liven School Enthusiasm The Booster Club has been in existence at R.H.S. at least 37 years. The purpose of this club is to promote school spirit and to have a dance at the end of the year in which the girls ask the guys. The name of this dance is Booster Private. Ms. Myers is the faculty sponsor of this club and there are approximately 100 members. The group meets on Wednesdays after school and after their meeting the girls paint signs for the dif- ferent athletic events that will be taking place that week. To be a member of this organization you have to go through an initiation in the fall. .sligwesf - ii is IT. . r ,,... f ir . 1 1' 1. Cindy Wise 2. Laurie Wunderle 3. Ginny Wise 4. Kris Myers 5. Kris Dix 6. Ginger Wheeler 7. Shelley Thorn 8. Michelle Lackney 9. Laura Palen 10. Lorrey Long 11. Linda Ferry 12. Mindy Aguirre 13. Wendy Muncy 14. Libby Carter 15. Vicki Bauers 16. Cindy Allen 17. Kathy Wilson 18. Linda Sellman 19. Sue Truitt 20. Mary Mandalari 21. Sally Thaxton 22. Sue Visca 23. Terri Porter 24. Lori Roszkowski 25. Becky Brittsan 26. LuAnne Clapp 27. Jan Jacobs 28. Deanna Walker 29. Debbie Vicherry 30. Pam Elson 31. Cindy Barnes 32. Kristi Quier 33. Beth Garrison 34. Sheri Kegley 35. Terri Siefer 36. Karen Neff 37. Patt Ruggiero 38. Cindy Baughman 39. Beth Johnson 40. Ronna Wilson 41. Kathy Cook 42. Jane Diezman 43. Terri Simone 44. Kathy Roberts 45. Jean Manda- Iari 60! ORGANIZATIONS Mrs. Myers: Advisor, Patti Mowen: President, Kathi Jobe: Secretary, Anita Sorboro: Treasurer, and Joanne Cackowski: Chaplain. i 6 1 ' 1'- In lb ,5 M in 3 4, 5 G I 2. 1. Linda Wheeler 2. Robin Carpenter 3. Ida Siciliano 4. Karla Simone 5. Daryl Madey 6. Liz Flynn 7. Molly McKinney 8. Becky Roberts 9, Julie Mandalari 10. Mary Michel 1 1. Michelann Kolhera 12. Sadie Crock 13. Heidi Prochnow 14. Carole DiMauro 15. Lori Campbell 16. Judy Paulus 17. Rila Zimmerman 18. Jill Lude 19. Marylou Ennis 20. Sue Messino 21. Laura Sleinerl 22. Chris Roszkowski 23. Diane Byh- ner 24. Nancy Truih 25. Joan Moore 26. Kay Alex- ander 1. Nancy Linzey 2. Jenny Freeman 3. Sue Wolcoh 4. Shelly Grey 5. Mary Flynn 6. Carolyn Wiland 7. Nancy Williams 8. Belh Damanic 9. Kim Litwack 10. Jenny Eckel 1 1. Kenna Berger 12. Sherry Haskin 13. Joyce Bianchi 14. Jean Smith 15. Rhonda Yankovich 16. Hallie Rae 17. Debbie Brugnano If 13 H, I7 ID ll li I 3 .3 4 5- A 7 ORGANIZATIONSX61 1. Laura Hintz 2. Pam Taylor 3. Ann Hetrick 4. Anne Burris 5. Barb Brown 6. Beth Lehnert 7. Sally Chesnutt 8. Beth Hohman 9. Beth Johnson 10. Jolie Griffin 11. Ida Siciliano 12. Debbie Smith 13. Debbie Havre 14. Nancy Truitt 15. Chris Heddens 16. Marilyn Clinton 17. Laura Schlag 18. Joan Moore 19. Deb Graham 20. Michelann Kothera 21. Heidi Procnow 22. Barb Shook 62! SPORTS GAA Provides Opportunity -, 4 5 7 71 VX 1 L 3 1. Kathy Chase 2. Jane Dietzman 3. Sheri Kegley 4. Jeri Nash 5. Sue Smith 6. Cathy Wilson 7. Pam Elson 8. Cindy Prichard 9. Cara Garrett 10. Liz Myer 11. Mary Beth Moore 12. Lee Ann Smith 13. Kathy Roberts 14. LuAnn Clapp 15. Robyn Reeves 16. Diane Ihle 17. Leslie Byrne 18. Laurie Wunderle 19. Sally Burnell 20. Sherry Byttner 21 . Lorrey Long 22. Sue Sitler 23. Kris Dix for Women to Exercise Their Athletic Skills For the 2nd consecutive year the Girl's Athletic Associ- ation IGAAI provided an opportunity for girls to play sports on an intramural level and to promote the girl's ath- letics at RHS. Mrs. Nancy Stull is the faculty adviser for the group of sixty with Kathy MacEwan as president, Ginny Hart as vice-president, and Molly McKinny as secretary- ltreasurer. The club elected a lrepresentative from each class to better fulfill the wishes of the members. Jenny Myers was the sophomore, Sue Truitt was the iunior, and Kathy Rinier was the senior repre- sentative. The girls organized open gym in the fall for the members of the club. They also went roller skating in April. Membership has no restrictions and anyone who is interested in girl's athletics is urged to ioin. LEFT: GAA President Kathy MacEwan participates in her favorite sport, field hockey. RIGHT: TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Stull, adviser, Susan Truitt, iunior representative. BOTTOM ROW: Molly McKinny, secretary-treasurer, Ginny Hart, vice-pres- ident, Kathy MacEwan, president. f3 lf 14 ,J 4 I7 fb 5' 6 7 K 7 0 ll 3 2. l 1. Dede Fulton 2. Mary Adamek 3. Barb Smouse 4. Becky Lucas 5. Diane Hasford 6. Penny Brown 7. Rhonda Yankavich 8. Becky Butler 9. Sandy Schaffer 10. Nan Page 11. Nadia Abdo 12. Kim Litwack 13. Mary Michel 14. Rosemary Malandro 15. Judy Bene- dict 16. Beth Demanic 17. Shirly Russell 18. Jenny Eckel 19. Deanna Carden 20. Sherry Haskin 21. Kathy Konopitoski 22. Vicki Silvey ORGANIZATIONS! 63 School Pep Starts With Cheerleading Squads TOP ROW: Nancy Truitt, Chris Roskowski, Patti Mowen, Susan Truitt. BOTTOM ROW: Ida Siciliano, Karla Simone. Varsity and iunior varsity cheerleaders who helped direc and organize crowd participation were led by captain Nancy Truitt and Lori Rozskowski. Mrs. Carole Alipour was the faculty advisor and has been for the past three years. The twelve girls were chosen in the late spring and then attended a cheerleading camp at Rio Grande College, in southern Ohio, for five days. Both squads had bake sales, sold tumblers, and sponsored other money-making proiects to pay for their uniforms. TOP ROW: Michelle Lackney, Shelly Grey, Lori Roskowski. BOTTOM Debbie Brugnano, Kathy Golden, Patti Ruggiero. French Club Stirs Interest in Foreign Language 3rd ROW: Jenny Freeman, Nancy Linzey, Sue Sipes, Penny Brown, Dede Fulton, Rhonda Yankovich, Hyacinth Raiadurai, Becky Merrill, Merry Jo Falso, Jenny Eckel, Jennifer Walmsley, Sally Burnell, Mrs. Alipour, advisor. 2nd ROW: Kevin Thomas, Pete Lukidis, Mary Lou Ennis, Pam Taylor, Kathy Kozely, Noida Abdo, Julis Cooperi- der, Lori Fitts, Deanna Walker, Kathy Roberts, Lu Anne Clapp, Jolie Griffin. lst ROW: Anne Burris, Liz Myers, Barbie Brown, Jan Silver, Janet Rae, Molly McKinny, Tina Cardinal, Linda Moysennko, Tara Ludick, Kim Litwack, Polly Burnell, 64!ORGANlZATlONS 1 Every other year, the Roosevelt French Club goes to City, in Quebec, Canada. Although the club didn't make it to ada this year, it was active in other ways, organizing activities and benefit-sponsored activities. c . . . . . Q The French Club was formed for present or past students French, In order to organize and create Interest in foreign langua outside of the classroom. ew Members inducted to Roosevelt NHS May 8 The Roosevelt chapter of the National Honor Society inducted its new members at the annual banquet and ceremony May 8, 1974. Guest speaker was Dr. Fay Biles of Kent State Univer- sity. Officers for the year were George Urban, president, Jon Garrison, Vice-president and Lori Fitts, secretary-treasurer. KNEELING: Joan Moore, Ida Siciliano, Heidi Prochnow, Tara Ludick. lst ROW: Carolyn Fitcher, Ginny Wise, Susan Messina, Mary Lou Ennis, Tina Cardinal, Ann Hetrick, Laurie Gardner, Kathy MacEwan. 2nd ROW: Jolie Griffin, Susan Rogers, Lori Fitts, Linda DiPaolo, Nancy Truitt, Becky Patterson, Barb Shook, Denise Hanson, Kathy Rinier. 4th ROW: Jon Garrison, Mike Visco, Deb Havre, George Urban, Mark Has- kin, Steve George. lst ROW: Kathy Golden, Lorrey Long, Laurie Wunderle, Kris Dix, Diane Byttner, Julie Mandalari, Kevin Gardner, Mary Michel, Linda Moyseenko, Molly McKinney, Jan Silver, Jay Moore, Julius Silvidi, Lee Ann Smith, John Martynak. 2nd ROW: Michelle Lackney, LuAnn Clapp, Jean Mandalari, Kathy Roberts, Ronna Wilson, Kris Myers, Sue Smith, Debbie Krutz, Pam Taylor, Claire Van Aken, Beth Hohman, Lori Campbell, Liz Myer, Judy Paulus, Julie Snyder, Jackie Ross, Marsha Keith, Nancy Flogge, Paul Johnson, Mary Beth Moore, Sue Truitt, Brian Jones, Mike Rhoads, Gregg Loughridge, Lori Thurman, Shelley Thorn, Jan Nichols, Sue Sitler, Scott Bishop, Kevin Thomas, Alex Ricci, Steve Gebhardt, Kel Miller, Dave Lucht, Chris Heddens in tree. ORGANIZATIONS 165 Funds for Charities Main Coal of the Home EC Club Club member Jackie Ross and friend Sue Messina. The first Home Ec. Club at Roosevelt was begun this year by a group of interested stu- dents. The goal of the club is to promote home economics outside of the classroom. The organi- zation held a dinner in March. Other fund-raising proiects were conducted to benefit various chari- ties. s ,X .J SEATED: Laura Steinert, Theresa Seeman. BACK ROW: Mary Kline, Cindi Rhodes, Jackie Ross, Linda Moy- seenko, Laurie Gardner, Carla Hashman, Jerilynn Rush. Stage Crew Lights the Way for RHS Productions Rob Hensel works on the set for Seven Keys to Baldpatef' ln their first full year of stage work, this group worked diligently during ninth period running the auditorium. Under the skillful super- vision of Mr. Roberts and Mr. Devers they built scenery for the fall and spring plays, set up assemblies and shows, most notably the Vienna Boys' Choir appearance March 7. 66! ORGANIZATIONS UPPER RIGHT: TOP ROW: Tom Street, Matt Murphy, Rich Chase, Bill Weiser. BOTTOM ROW: Dave Laurie, Rob Hensel, Beth Johnson imascotl, Loughridge, Frank Schlarb, Rich Ridinger. eutsche Club Goes to German Village for Festival - Shelly Thorn and advisor for German Club, Mr. Engelmann. In order to promote the exchange of ideas through social and cultural gatherings 25 Ger- ' man speaking students of RHS, advised by Mr. tit 4-fir vi... ,J Frank Englemann have formed the Deutsch Klub. A i'i1 s A This year the club has made trips to Hiram's German Village, and German Day Festival and a year-end trip to Cedar Point. lst ROW: Bob Dinehart, Cindy Caracciolo, Jan Jennings, Tom Procknow, Dave Laurie, Ginny Hott, lfafen Caskey, Julie Snyder. 2nd ROW: Paul Johnson, Sue Truitt, Ann Snyder, Chet Shallenberger, Chris Patltsas, Ron Frank, Jay Hart, George Hendricks, Tom Lengacher, Paul Weideman, Shelley Thorn, Jim Phillips. AFS Welcomes Monica and Sabine to America Monica Wolff, left and Sabine Wille, right, Roosevelt's AFS students for the i973-74 school year. This year AFS has grown at Roosevelt. The club has 33 members. The purpose of the American Field Service is to 'sfise money to bring students from foreign countries to live with an American family. To raise money the club has held bake sales, sold Christmas greens, and stationery. This year's officers are Lori Fitts who is President, Jackie Ross, Treasurer, and Sue Messino, Secretary. The faculty advisor is Mrs. Dankowski, STANDING, left to right: Mrs. Dankowski, Jolie Griffin, Jackie Ross, Pat Alestock, Cindy Prichard, Jan Nichols, Lori Fitts, Monica Wolfe. KNEELING: Naida Abdo, Liz Myers, Sue Messino. ORGANIZATIONS! 67 Thespian Membership a Reward for Theatre Work 'rg The Thespian society is devoted to furthering the abilities ond skills of theatre participants on the high school level. To become a member of the Thespian society a person must score points on the basis of work done in acting, scenery and patronage of the arts, such as ushering, stage works and lights. This spring the Thespian society inducted twenty- one students who had scored the required amount of points to become a member. This year, awards were given by the director for outstanding performances. They were Gregg Lough- ridge for SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE and CAR- OUSEL. Nancy Truitt received an award far the One-Act Plays and Mary Michel for CAROUSEL. Robin Stephenson received the outstanding Thes- plan Award scoring T01 points. Rob Hensel received a special award for his lead- , A ership in stage and play production. TOP: Kathy Hill, Sue Rogers, Denise Hanson and Cindy Rhoads wait backstage before the presentation of Carousel. CENTER LEFT: Gregg Loughridge and Bill Rae take a rest waiting for their entrance in Seven Keys to Baldpate. CENTER RlGHT: The cast at a blocking rehearsal for Seven Keys to Bald- pate. TOP ROW: Becky Roberts, Denise Hansen, Kathy Hill, Beth Johnson, Debbie Dennis, Kevin Gardner. SECOND ROW: Pam Rogalsky, Jay Moore, Jan Nichols, Dan Dahl, Pete Lukidis, Rob Hensel, Jon Garrison, Heidi Prochnow, Bill Rae, Neil Ses- sions, Mark Haskin. THIRD ROW: Kathy Rinier, Julie Cooperider, Susan Rogers, Susan Truitt, Joan Moore, Don Wilson, Laurie Gardner, Tom Procknow, Mary Lou Ennis, Rick Ridinger, Bud Weiser. FRONT ROW: Mary Michel, Robin Stephen- son, Nancy Truitt and Gregg Loughridge. 68!ORGANlZATlONS Jay Moore, Pete Lukidis, Jon Garrison, Becky Roberts, Sue Rogers, Ralph Ferrara, Gregg Loughridge, Tom Hunger, Rob Hensel, Monica Wolff, Dan Dahl, Jolie Griffin, Joan Moore, Bill Williamson, Ann Snyder, Tina Dworakoski. 2nd ROW: Bill Roe, Mary Michel, Heidi Prochnow, Mary Lou Ennis, Debbie Dennis, Kathy Hill, Nancy Truitt. 3rd ROW: Robin Stephenson, Kim Litwack, Tam Prochnow, Jenny Myers, Jan Nichols, Lori Fitts, Laurie Gardner, Sue Truitt, Sally Burnell, Julie Cooperrider, Robin Carpenter, Rosemary Malandjo, Nan Page, Nadia Abdo, Jackie Ross, Cindy Rhoads. .Drama Guild Sponsors Une-Acts, Fall Play, Musical Roosevelt High School's Drama Guild has d history dating back to 1948. ' In the year 1956, the Drama Guild became an active club again after a few years of absence, under the new advisor Richard Rob- erts, who has directed 50 plays, including 10 musicals in his 18 years of teaching at Roose- elt. Presented November 16 and 17 was the lay Seven Keys to Baldpate by George . Cohen, a mystery, comedy, farce. The set as the most elaborate construction the prod- ction staff has ever created at R.H.S. A series of 5 one-act plays were held ecember 10-14. A different play was shown ash day during both lunch periods. The one- cts were student directed by Ralph Ferrara, ill Rae, Sue Rogers, Gregg Loughridge, and tudent teacher Tom Shaker, who was also he organizer of the plays. Carousel by Rodgers and Hammerstein was presented March 15 and 16 to full ouses, and very enthusiastic audiences. Mr. oberts - director, Mrs. Ruth Honess - ocal director, Mr. Jerrel Morgan - orches- ra director, and Miss Jackie Corley - chore- grapher, all helped to make Carousel a reat success. LEFT: Jon Garrison gets a new hairdo before the per- formance of Carousel. TOP: Rehearsing his part of William Magee in Seven Keys of Baldpate is Gregg Loughridge. ORGANIZATIONS! 69 The RHS Ski Club chose Boston Mills Ski Resort for its skiing area. The Ski Club, in its second year, doubled in size and went from 45 to 85 members. This year's offi- cers were President - Kathy Rinier, Vice- President - Dave Molnar, Secretary - Ann Follin and Treasurer - Mrs. Stull. The Ski Club needed four advisers due to the growth of the club so in addition to Nancy Stull and Mike Hornyak, Ken Gessford and Gail Kuss were added to the list. This year's club had its first accident which was a broken leg on the first trip. Aside from that there were no other iniuries except bruises, cold hands and cold feet. ss Q5 LEFT TO RIGHT: Nan Page, Sue Smith and Linda Wheeler were among the members of the Roosevelt Ski Club who took to the slopes with other students to enjoy skiing. RHS Ski Club Doubles In Membership eeding Two 6. F 9 sv 4 ar 2' 41 I9 J ' i ff IL fr nl 1: 12 fl I0 3 9 ' 2 3 4 r 5 . l l 1. Kris Dix 2. Leslie Byrne 3. Robyn Reeves 4. Nancy Flogg 5. Dede Fulton 6. Ken Gessford, adviser 7. Sue Sipe 8. Jon Lilly 9. Kathy Wilson 10. Ronna Wilson 11. Rhonda Yankovich 12. Linda Sellman 13. Sue Truitt 14. Neil Sessions 15. Ginger Wheeler 16. Libby Carter 17. Mindy Aquirre 18. Nancy Stull, adviser 19. Liz Myer 20. Mary Gontero 21. Nan Page 22. Sally Chesnutt 23. Judy Paulus 24. Debi Smith 25. Beth Johnson 26. Shelly Thorn 27. Nancy Truitt 28. Jeff Saltzman 29. Eric Sisson 30. Linda Wheeler 31. Gregg Laughridge 32. Jill Lude 33. Dave Molnar 34. Ann Follin 35. Mark Haskin 36. Ed Coke 37. Jeff Shifflette 38. Beth Garrison 39. Sue Smith 40. Randy Hoefler 41. Pam Elson 70!ORGANlZATlONS .2-9-1 1 v I 13 . If H 9 10 Y lq I .. 8 lo 7 , l A 3 if 5' 6 7 More Advisors 1. Mary Myers 2. Kim Litwack 3. Kevin Henry 4. Jeff James 5. Laurie Wunderle 6. Dick Stager 7. Jan Jacobs 8. Julius Silvidi 9. Jenny Eckel 10. Rosemary Malandro 11. Omar Mulla 12. Chris Pieddens 13. Laura Stienert. 14. Kathy MacEwan 15. Neidat Mulla 16. Jenny Freeman 17. Heather Byers 18. Robin Carpenter 19. Peter Lukidis 20. Daryl Madey 21. Gail Kuss, adviser, 22. Mike Hornyak, adviser 23. Rich Chase. 'Z LEFT: Ski Club dignitaries for the 1973-74 school year included Mrs. Kuss, Mr. Gessford, Mrs. Stull, Dave Molnar and Ann Follin. TOP: Another collision on the course for a few of the RHS Ski Club members. ORGANlZATlONS!71 l i i i i i FIRST ROW: Sue Sitler, Barb Shook, Gregg Loughridge, Rich Chase, Laura Schlag, Dick Stager. SECOND ROW: Jenny Myers, Kathy Kittner, Pam Taylor, Laurie Gard- ner, Cheryl Hursell, Jan Jacobs, Tom Moore, John Martyniuk, Mr. Hornyak. THIRD ROW: Tina Dworkowski, Amy Hardesty, Erin Wise, Greg Smith, Mike Salerno, Maria Koczely, Becky Lucas, Cathy Wilson, Debbie Crowley, Lorrie Thurman, Dave Gless. FOURTH ROW: Hallie Rae, Rob Burdick, Kel Miller, Eugene Braxton, Ed Grubauan, Sue Strike, Bob Lansinger, Tom Kemp, Wendy Kise. Tortillas a Specialty ofthe Club de Esparioln In their first year of existence, the Spanish Club held many din- ners and field trips to places of Spanish origin. As the smell of tacos rolled down the hall you could bet the Spanish Club was behind it, as they turned themselves into Latin gourmets and then invited guests to dine with them. The 30 mem- bers were led by Pres. - Ginny Wise, Vice Pres. - Barb Shook, Secretary - Sue Sitler, Treasurer -- Daryl Madey and adviser, Mr. Mike Hornyak. 72!ORGANlZATlONS l With a large staff of reporters and a lot of work, the COLONEL staff put in a busy year, publishing a monthly newspaper. The 44th year of the newspaper tried to reflect the thoughts and opinions of students at Roose- velt as well as create an outlet for those inter- ested in publications. h Deadlines approached always too quickly for the eleven editors from Journalism ll ff-,wg - , classes. The staff created the successful annual Goodie Contest, sponsored a poetry contest, and held a spring baking con- test, with interesting results. A day spent at the Bear Creek frozen toboggan slides in E. Sparta, Ohio by the staff for a press confer- ence was only part of the excitement of a year's work. TOP ROW: George Urban, Bob McGowan, Debbie Smith. MIDDLE: Ms. Bongiorno, Judy Paulus, Pam Taylor, Felice Bozeman. BOTTOM: Kel Miller, Mike Huth, Jim Ward. Colonel Staff Includes More Members Than Ever STANDING: Steve Gebhardt, Deb Graham, Nadine Smith, Diane Spano, Phil Hamilton, Bill Rae, Mary Myers, Cara Garrett, Dale Smith, Molly McKinney, Tim Boykin, Jon Bentley, Sally Burnell. SEATED: Jeff g Cook. SEATED: Kevin Gardner, Roger Vance, Danni Jones, Sue Garrett, Laura Falen, Cheryl Huskins. STAND- ING: Shelley Thorn, Becky Merrill, Omar Mulla, Dave Rakos, Kim Breckenridge, Michelle Lackney, Neil Ses- sions, Deb Shuster, Ed Zeller, Cindy Baughman, Jeff Averett Co-Editors . . . . . .Sally Chesnutt, Pam Taylor Business Manager ...... Jim Ward Editorial Page Editor .George Urban Assistant Editorials Editor ......... Bob McGowan Circulation and Subscriptions Editor ......... Felice Bozeman Sports Editors ......... Kel Miller ' Mike Huth Typists . . .Debi Smith, Judy Paulus, Donna Mileski Photographers . .Paul Spurling, Rich Chase, Roger Chellew, Tom Street Advisor . . .Ms. Charlene Bongiorno Principal ...... Mr. Michael Kneale Reporters .... Journalism l students ......,-env' Y U ORGANIZATIONS! 73 Rough Rider '74 Included Bigger Staff More Color, For the first time in the history of RHS, the yearbook was given one period a day to work on the yearbook as opposed to the nightly meet- ings of previous years. Although the staff was always rushed to meet the seemingly never-ending deadlines, they still found time for Christmas festivities by decorating the room with o live tree which was adorned with edible ornaments such as popcorn and candy canes. This year the book had more color pages than ever before. Also added to the pages were copy blocks which contained a brief description of the organizations, activities, and sports. Despite the fact that the staff was always busy, they still found time to ioin the Colonel staff for a dinner at the Windmill Lake Restau- rant. 74 I ORGANIZATIONS LEFT TO RIGHT: Jolie Griffin, Editor, Bill Rae, Fall Sports Editor, Linda DiPaolo, Editorial Assistant, Marie Speaker, Editorial Assistant, Jim Ward, Business Manager, Cindy Rhoades, Layout Editor, Ms. Charlene Bongiorno, Adviser, Susan Garrett, Assistant Business Manager. TOP, LEFT: Neil Sessions and Kiwi Breckenridge, Sports Editors with Len Reinker and Ronna Wilson, iseatedl, staff members. TOP, RIGHT: Staff Photographers were Tom Street, Paul Spurling and Roger Chellew. BOTTOM RIGHT: Staff pho- tographer Rich Chase takes a break. tus . 1 , . ' ' is my - f f eyygiimgg gg- QAw.5yg:,fa..if.?e.1a eg--ga: H V f , fi , - L . w f if . W . ..f 1 1 A 2 Z. :lj,,j ... '.- i ,. w .-f ...Alf 'Q Q' L ff'l 'T f if i ' ' i V, Q '.1e3mk 'tft.e1-S'5 'l' I nz fa ' fig.-13: ,' , ,i v f--wgm.g.,,. a Complete Index, Course Credit and Lots of Work fl 3 ,Z '! f K1 k.,f' rf 54 4 I2 K' .3 3.68 TOP LEFT: Ronna Wilson and Mele Speaker work on the yearbook pages for one of several deadlines. TOP RIGHT: Business Manager Jim Ward takes dictation from his secretary Lori Campbell. CENTER LEFT: Bev Scott was an editorial assistant for the yearbook. CENTER RIGHT: Ms. Bangiorno, yearbook adviser, pictured in one of her more serious moods. BOTTOM LEFT: Kevin Gardner and Neil Sessions were some of our hard working copy and caption writers. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jolie Griffin and Linda DiPoolo pause while working on the yearbook pages. 1 ORGANIZATIONS! 75 Publications Staffs lncluctecl into Quill and Scroll SITTING: Linda DiPaolo, Debi Smith, Judy Paulus, Sally Chesnutt. STANDING: Pam Taylor, Tam Street, Mele Speaker, Jolie Griffin, Lori Campbell, Mike Huth, Kel Miller, George Urban, Bob McGowan. Quill and Scroll is the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists. The local chap- ter at Roosevelt was formed to honor students in their outstanding achievements in publications, and to encourage possible future careers. In order to qualify the student must be a iunior or senior in the upper third of his or her class. The stu- dent must also have accumulated a total of 100 hours of lab time by working on the Colonel, Roughrider, or any other publication. This lab time does not include Journalism I and consists of work done after the I50 hours spent in a Journalism II class. The following students were inducted into Quill and Scroll this spring: Sally Chesnutt, Pam Taylor, George Urban, Bob McGowan, Felice Bozeman, Judy Paulus, Debi Smith, Mike Huth, Kel Miller, Linda DiPaolo, Lori Campbell, Mele Speaker and Cindy Rhoads. Jolie Griffin and Jim Ward seniors, were inducted last year. Senior Council Plans and Directs Class Activities The 1973-74 Senior Council accom- plished a great deal to better the Senior class during the school year. The Council chose the class motto, colors, and flower. They also played a part in the Homecom- ing Activities as well as sponsoring a Pep- permint Post Office on VaIentine's Day. The Council rounded out their activities by organizing and presenting the Senior Skits and Assembly and arranging the Senior Picnic at Duncanside Park. Officers for the class were Mike Visca, President, Becky Roberts, Vice-president, Mark Haskin, treasurer and Laurie Gardner, secretary. 76!ORGANIZATIONS TOP ROW: JoAnne Cackowski, Roger Vance, Judy Paulus, Lori Campbell, George Urban. MIDDLE ROW: Sue Messino, Becky Roberts, Laurie Gardner, Kathy MacEwan, Jackie Ross. BOTTOM ROW: Steve George, Amir Fouz- ini, Kevin Gardner, Mike Visco, Mark Haskin. ROW l: Mark Haskin, Debbie Krutz, Michelann Kothera, John Rhodes, Clair Van Aken, Jeff Saltzman, Colleen Carraciolo, Linda DiPaolo, Russ Broman, John Barrett, Danny Sell, Meredith Slease, Brian MacEwan, Ron Frank, Kathy Mac- Ewan, Amir Fozouni, Beth Hohman, Beth Lehnert, Dan Harbaugh. ROW 2: Julie Fraatz, Cindy Baughman, LeeAnn Smith, Rich Eichler, Dave Lucht, Barb Shook, Ida Siciliano, Sue Truitt, Kathy Hill, Mary Michel, Lorrey Long, Mark Seaholts, Kae Kaminski, Jan Nichols, Molly McKinney, Car- olyn Fichter. ROW 3: Linda Sellman, Bev Scott, Ann Burris, Diane Byttner, Kathy Wilson, Karen Neff, John Patterson, Wendy Munsey, Jan Stam- per, Joan Moore, Cindy Rhoads, Kim Storer, .lan Silver, Beth Garrison, Debbie Havre, Betty Shade, Mary Lou Ennis. ROW 4: Terry Suntirner, Debbie Falstad, Debbie Dennis, Megan Craven, Lori Gardner, Rusty Wiler, Bob Dinhart, Sue Smith, Kay Alexander, Greg Quier, Larry Law- rence, Renee Beck, Cheryl Huskinsq, Jamey Rhodes, Cindy Allen, Dave Laurie, Michelle Lukacena, Jon Garrison, Leslie Trumphour, Don Wilson, Bev Hardesty. ROW 5: Tom Lengacher, Lori Phalen, Robin Stebhenson, Becky Roberts, Sadie Crock, Bob Ink, Denise Hansen, Steve George, Lisa Carson, Dave Vaughn, Gregg Loughridge, Larry Hall, Linda Craven, Kevin Gardner, Jay Moore, Kris Roskowski, Kathy Rinier, Bud Weiser, Pam Rogalsky, Ann Follin. Superb Shows Natural for Master Choir 5,4 J ABOVE AND RIGHT: Members ofthe Swing Choir participated in the l974 Pop Concert. ORGANIZATIONS! 77 ROW l : Dave Casalle, Kevin Henry, Miki: Lukacena, Dan Dahl, Jenny Wolmsley, Sue McBride, Nancy Cain, Hyacinth Radaiurai, Kim Litwack, Pat Diss, Mark Campana. ROW 2: Gary Vargo, Tim Walters, Karl Moledor, Pete Lukidis, Chris Baker, Mimi Kim, Brad Williams, Chet Shallenburger, Tom Procknow, Tom Whyte. ROW 3: Meredith Slease, Chris Marker, Cindy Baughman, Wendy Muncy, Hallie Rae, Dave Gless, John Pat- terson, Kristi Quier, Rhonda Yankovich, Sue Reed, Cindy Carraciola, Vicky Stage, Souix Wall. ROW 4: Nancy Linzey, Mary Flynn, Karen Neff, Karen Caskey, Sue Diltz, Ora Hamilton, Nadia Abdo, Julie Cooperider, Carol Foote, Nan Page, Luann Clapp, Jenny Freeman, Jennifer Eckel, Heather Byers, Sherry Haskin. ROW 5: Monica Woolf, Laura Fisher, Mary Anne Michel, Dede Fulton, MerryJo Falso, Carolyn Wiland, Barb Smous, Beth dAmanic, Tina Craven, Pam Elson, Cathy Roberts, Karen Berger, Joyce Bianchi, Bonnie Wyatt, Holly Thomas, Martha Brugman, Kathy Henry. Service Organize tions and Five Seasonal Cencerte Roosevelt's Vocal Music program con- sists of Master Choir, Concert Choir and a Girls Glee Club. The Master Choir contains lO2 vocalists and is the largest group under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Honess. Officers for the 1974 year were Mark Has- kin, president, Jon Garrison, vice-presi- dent, Cindy Rhoads, secretary and Kay Alexander, accompanist. These people take their part in the leadership and organization of the choirs. The choirs present four maior programs at the school. Done annually are the Fall Concert, Christmas Concert, Spring Con- cert and Pop Concert. 78!ORGANlZATIONS 4 . B: vi 'w . V sa. 'W i if All -1 42' ..- fs-. fr fr 4 ,il 1 ,fi H, ,A . W4 LEFT: Mary Michel sings a solo at the Pop concert. RIGHT: Tom Lengacher, Mark Haskin, Dave Laurie and Larry Hall perform at the Pop Concert. IST ROW: Sue Krause, Kristin Lansinger, Karen Kish, Karen Tasker, Carla Hash- man, Beth Jacobs, Diane Salisbury, Pat Barstow, Hyacinth Raiadurai, Luba Gawur, LeaAnn Clark, Kathy Konopitski, Diana Hansford, Jenny Walmsley, Linda DiPoolo laccompanistj. 2ND ROW: Pat Bancroft, Liz Biltz, Vanita Miller, Diane Spano, Norma Jones, Joyce Bianchi, Ingrid Duive, Deanna Carden, Jean Smith, Nancy Williams, Bonnie Richars, Judy Benedict, Amy Hardesty, Becky Decker, Kim Sigmon, Janet Gallicchio. 3RD ROW: Sue Wolcott, Merry Stutzman, Nancy Blosser, Ann Rashley, Kathy Krause. Talented Choirs Perform for Grade Schools LEFT Senior Jay Moore sings My Fair Lady in the RHS spring concert RIGHT People a hit song from the musical Funny Girl is being sung by Don Wilson. ORGANIZATIONS! 79 Riderette Summertime and After-School Practices LEFT TO RIGHT: Laurie Gard- ner, Ann Hetrick, Mary Alli- son, Debbie Falstad, Jean Mandalari, Tina Craven, Kris Myers, Sue Diltz, Amy Har- desty, Anita Sorboro, Lisa Wilchenski, Linda Sellman, Dina Bytlner, Becky Johnson, Heather Byers. The largest single organization at RHS is the band. You may ask what is the band? The term band encompasses the Marching Band, Concert Band, Stage Band, Riderettes, Maiorettes and two fea- tured twirlers. Eighty members composed the Marching Band which played at all football games, the Memorial Day parade and the Cuyahoga Falls Band Show. The same 80 members were part of the concert band which produces concerts. Twenty-five Concert Band members were selected for stage band which played for all home basketball games, the P.T.A. dance held in February, and some concerts. Thirty-two Riderettes, 4 Maiorettes and two featured twirlers, seniors Tim Martin and Sadie Crock, completed the band roster. l For the first time in the history of the band one member was hon- ored as Marching Band Member of the Year. Sophomore, Pris- cilla Amick, the first female sousaphone player in RHS history received the coveted award. This years band officers were President - George Urban, Sec- retary -- Rene Beck, Treasurer - Megan Craven, and Historian - Yvonne Jacobs. 80! ORGANIZATIONS TOP: The marching band and the maiorettes in action. LEFT: Mr. Morgan gives th band a few last minute instructions before heading for the stadium. Proved Worthwhile for Excellent Half- Time Shows -, X 5 .gg Wh f 1 V Q. V' Ridereftes practice during the summer months to ensure a fine half-time show for the football CENTER TOP: Ann Hetrick on her way to a game. BOTTOM RIGHT: Teri Porter practices her forthe half-time shows. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronna Wil- son, Jeri Nash, Laura Palen, Sherri Byttner, Wendy Muncy, Kathy Roberts, Julie Manda- lari, Jan Silver, Lori Campbell, Jody Nash, Mary Michel, Jean Smith, Cheryl Huskins, Terri Simone, Susie Garrett. ORGANIZATIONS! 81 A 1 IST ROW: Scott Marshall, Holly Thomas, Sherry Haskin, Mr. Jerrel Morgan. 2ND ROW: Vaughn Kment, Steve Pusker, Mike Rhodes, Barry Walinski, Bob Ink, George Hendricks. 3RD ROW: Steve Schafer, Scott Boyer, Karen Berger, Chuck Biggers, Rick Ridinger, Steve Ruch, Vietze DeVries. 4TH ROW: Randy Hoefler, George Urban, Mark Haskin, Donna Anders, Scott Bishop. 82!ORGANIZATIONS xr L Roosevelt Marching Band UPPER LEFT: Although the football team lost a fe games, the band shows always proved to be winner UPPER RIGHT: The twirlers this year were: lleft rightl Terri Porter, Sue McBride, Tim Martin, Sadi Crock, Rita Zimmerman, and Jan Jennings. LOWE RIGHT: Pictured above is Head Drum Maior Tim Ma tin with Head Maiorette, Sadie Crock. LEFT: Marching Rough Riders line up for the half time entertainment at the Ravenna-Roosevelt football game. TOP: The marching band displays their foot- work at a home game. Provided Entertainment at Football Games FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Pusker, Yvonne Jacobs, Jeri Rush, Jennifer Walmsly, Debbie Crawley, lee Ann Smith, Renee Beck, Sue Reed. SECOND ROW: Mary Beth Moore, Jan Jennings, Prissy Amick, Vauncile Schlarb, Michel Ann Thompson, Theresa Ferguson, Bev Hardesty, Jenny Myers, Tara Ludick, Bob Ink, Pam Surratt, Holly Laflin, Sue McBride. THIRD ROW: Amy Zarin, Patti Bancroft, Sue Young, Gay Loflin, Pat Bissler, Cathy Resnick, Alan Grad, Kris Marker, Tim Martin, Mark Madden, George Hendricks, Sherry Haskins, Holly Thomas, Sherry Bishop, Mark Pauo, Mike Rhoades. FOURTH ROW: Megan Craven, Steve Shaffer, Scott Boyer, Kenna Berger, Cathy Chase, Steve Rook, gtfietz glevriieg, Rick Ridinger, Mark Perry, Dale Markley, Donna Anders, Scott Bishop, Randy Hoefler, Mark Haskin, George Urban. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Morgan, Sue Phillips, Ken nge , uc lggers. ORGANIZATIONS! 83 ,-I FP: K 1 l 9 12525: ABOVE: Julie Snyder and friend Dave Burris worked on the Radiothon for Student Council. LEFT: Jim Ward was president of the Student Coun- cil for the I973-74 school year. Student Council Radiothon Aids Cancer Society ROW l: Jeff Eckel, Jim Ward, Mark Haskin, Kevin Gardner. ROW 2: Sue Diltz, Jenny Eckel, Diane Hansfard, Deanna Carden, Jean Manda- lari, Linda Sellman, Shelley Thorn, Daryl Madey, Polly Burnell, Linda Ferry, Ann Snyder, Debbie Vickery, Julie Snyder. REAR: Ron Moss, adviser. Student Council '74 consisted of six representatives from each class. The President was Jim Ward, Vice-President Linda Ferry, Secretary Kevin Gard- ner, and Treasurer Jeff Eckel, Student Council began planning Homecoming in August and were the organizers of the event. A Kent City School Christ- mas Welfare Drive was also organized by Student Council. Highlighting the year was a 24-hour Radiothon that benefited the American Cancer Society held April 5-6. 1-4' T' ' 'krgffiw I M , ' ' a,gf,tX.z Q, . -c K hr ' Q , ,,.,,d . 22' M 45, 84!ORGANIZATIONS Dances Sponsored by 7974 Activities Board The newly-formed Activities Board con- tained members elected from each 'class with Heidi Prochnow as president. It was formed to promote activities throughout the school for the entire student body. Among proiects sponsored by the board were a Links Contest to promote school spirit and also Penny Cans. The Board held a successful Sock Hop in the fall with entertainment provided by stu- dent talent. Senior representative, Liz Buiack, organized a Thanksgiving Welfare Drive and food was provided for some needy families in the Kent area. A talent show was planned for April 19, I974 and students with special talent were urged to perform in this money-raising pro- iect. 'sr LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Mary Allison, Michelle Lackney, Sherry Haskins, Penny Brown, Sue Sipes. SEATED: Heidi Procknow, president. NOT PICTURED: Ida Siciliano, Liz Buiack. kr A 6' JE. e 5 1 , 4 ' em? if Y , , germ f ,, imwf' V ' 'f-4...-A Q-kg-MM LEFT: President of the 1973-74 Activities Board, Heidi Procknow. RIGHT: Mary Allison and Michelle Lackney at a Monday afternoon Activities Board meeting. ORGANIZATIONS! 85 Diversified Health Occupations is a program available to teach health occupations. The classes first year of existence consisted of all iuniors with Mrs. Palcho as their teacher. Officers in the club are: President Deb Hansford lKentt, Vice-President Denise Yankevice and Chris Williams lCuyahoga Fallslp Secretary Kay Brown lStowJ, Treasurer Erin Dolby lHudsonj, and Historian Dora Green lKentl. The students work on skills in general health care and nursing assistants. Their senior year will include an opportunity to goin on-the-iob experience in a health occupation while finishing aca- demic requirements. -,Ia Q SEATED: LouAnn Michel, Debbie Thomas, Denise Yankevice, Cindy Ferreiro. ON BED: Debbie Hansford, presi- dent. STANDING: Chris Williams, Denise Zampelli, Diane Zirinski, Darlene Rollins, Brenda Moran, Jim Raper, Christi Beam, Janice Bytnar, Nancy Clark, Dora Green, Lori Hasson, Kay Brown, Mrs. Palcho, Andrea lee, Debbie Hafliger. DHO Prepares Students for Medical Professions 86! ORGANIZATIONS KN 6' ff: f wif' ' LEFT: Dorothy Foster and Mrs. Palcho. RIGHT: Students take a break after lab class. FIRST ROW: Trudy Rowan, Terry Boyce, Cindy Aurand, Carmello Fal- cione, Michelle Marino, Karla Esker. SECOND ROW: Luellen Schmitt, Debbie Stocker, Vicky Erman, Carla Brown, Kim Hayhurst, Laurie Tonkin, Tina Turner, Cheryl Neese, Donell Brown, Teresa Hick- man. 'Hair-o-thon' Donations Net Cosmetology Funds This year's cosmetology program experienced many rewarding activities, including bake sales, a paper drive, and a Hair-o-than in December. The biggest financial success was the Hair-o-thon. It was held on a Saturday and members of the community came to get their hair styled. In spite of the fact that there was no charge, the club made a ,large sum from donations given in appreciation by the patrons. I. Mary Jane Brannon, advisor 2. Carolyn Hensley 3. Cheryl Sorver 4. Shelley,Beam 5. Beth Clark 6. Kathy Miller, Treasurer 7. Laurie Smeiles 8. Cindy Williamson 9. Carolyn Checkak 10. Vickie Fisher, Vice-President 1 1. Karen Laney 12. Connie Andexler, President 13. Sue Boyles 14. Cindy McCartney 15. Eva Bass 16. Nicki Ricciardi 17. Gay Falstad 18. Glee Boyles, Parliamentarian 19. Mary Riggenbach, Secretary 20. Jackie Grafton Connie Andexler gets a lesson in styling from Mrs. Coit. 'Y is L 3 .70 ..,. 1 ORGANIZATIONS! 87 , W 5 ,V ...zip it ,W 1 , ' ti ' .' . I Q2 '1 'i , QQ E573 f -gg i I tw I A :WT ' 7 Ili PS1-,LT Q QQ , is 'felt - Ai c5'f ' 1 W to . , I c 'U I5 E V' I . LEFT: 'Dexter' displays a large mouth to be worked on by the girls. CENTER: Lynn Paradis and Kathy Kerrigan concentrate on their studies. RIGHT: Mr. William Brady, OWE co-ordinator, posed as Santa Claus at Christmas with help from the dental assistant instructor, Mrs. Diane Myers. Tooth Decay amed Enemy 0. 7 by Dental Class The Dental Assistant aids the Den- tist in many ways. She prepares the patient for treatment, hands the den- tist his instruments and mixes dental materials. Often she has to do labo- ratory work such as making models from impressions. The assistant also handles most of the office work such as answering telephones, arranging appointments, handling business transactions, etc. This year's dental program con- sisted of I6 seniors and 6 iuniors, 24 is the maximum acceptance. All dental students belong to the Future Dental Assistants of Amer- ica. The clubs officers are Pres. - Leslie Wasson, V. Pres. -Judy Prince, Secretary - Lynn Paradise, Treasurer - Carol King, and Histo- rian - Pam Wheitis. LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Instructor, Mrs. Diane Myers, Ann Marie Huhn, Donna Anders, Judy Prince, Cindy Vogias, Diana Wottering, Diana Wiant, Sharon Lorenzine, Carol King, Lynn Paradis, Debbie Welling. FRONT ROW: Pam Whitis, Kathy Kerrigan, Laurie Marko, Sherrie Prossure. Seated is Leslie Wasson. 88!ORGANlZATIONS Child Care Students Gain Experience for Future Child Care is a rapidly expanding field needing dedicated young adults. The program offered here enables students to gain experience with all areas of child care including dramat- ics, science, math, literature, art, music, health, safety, physi- cal education, food preparation, and hygiene. The program is two years old, and this year there are thirteen girls partici- pating. Officers this year are Carole Kise, President, Liz Flynn, Vice-President, Laura Baumgardner, Secretary, and Judy Vaughn, Treasurer. Their social activities have included going out to eat and sale of candy and baked goods. .ML TOP LEFT: Robbie Alford gets a helping hand and a word of advice from Cindi Barnes. BOTTOM LEFT: The children of the RHS Child Care program enioyed a dress-up day and a trip around the school for goodies at Hallow- een. RIGHT: Three young ladies pause from their play to pose for the pho- tographer on the iungle gym. 1 T l 4 .sa 'llf FRONT ROW: Liz Flynn, Laura Baumgardner, Marlene Meredith, Kathy Humphrey, Carolyn Morris, Norma Baker. BACK ROW: Kathy Devine, Carol Swager, Nancy Nelson, Miss Mitc- hell. 1 5. l . l . ,. . ,e..,:.t M' ORGANIZATIONS! 89 l sntf'?flI.g'9'-. J i'i5'a'! '.f . K I V glllilll ':' we . A 'A Igili. ,, e f ' K ,,L.. fi? 2 ' fl if if1f3F ,,.,.g,en2fN gf- PM , n.,1g,.,..,g5g1,y.,w..As. A ff -sm-f' am M I V I ,,,,,,.,,i. , Q.. ffx ,A , ',, -. . , . ,, A gm .1 -r , f- A gs.. lol .V L L.L,LL , bi... The officers this year were: seated: Debbie Vickery. BACK ROW: Pat Rastetter, vice- president, Mary Ann Terzic, secretary, Laurie Finn, treasurer, Jeanne Kyser, parliamen- tarian, and Jill Yohe, historian. Junior Intensive Office Education ll.O.E.l, is a five year old organization training RHS students to become skilled stenographers and secretaries, and to enable them to understand and experi- ence business education. A two-year program, with Mrs. Kuss as faculty sponsor, the organiza- tion had twenty-two members this year. The group attended a number of regional conventions this year and among their activities were Christ- mas caroling at Green Cross Hospital and a food basket for Thanksgiving. 9O!ORGANlZATlONS Members of the Jr. l.O.E. class took time out of their studies to have a Christ- mas celebration. junior IOE Classes ABOVE LEFT: Danna Brown, an l.O.E. student is hard at work. ABOVE RIGHT, lST ROW: Sherri Slike, Cindy Sitko, Donna Brown, Cathy Chase, Debbie Melchiari, Kathie Jabe. 2ND ROW: Sharon Curtois, Amy Zarin, Deanna Walker, Cindy Biehl, Karen Waker, Carol Sziber, Joan Hegedus, Jane Diezman, Mrs. Gail Kuss, adviser. Junior l.O.E. is an active organization of the future office workers in our country. This club was organized as a result of the vocational education movement in the state, with 24 members here at Roosevelt. Involvement in local, state, and national conventions and contests are the main obiectives of this club. Members must belong to the Junior l.O.E. program and pay local, state, and national dues. This year's officers are: President - Michelle Beck, Vice President - Barbra Dew, Secretary - Debbie Johnson, Treasurer - Mary Jo DeCapito, Historian - Connie Taylor, and Parliamentarian - Bernice Karasek. Ms. Kathy Glynn is faculty advisor. As well as being an active member of this organization, Karen Hyre is presently the Region 9 Vice President in the state of Ohio. She was elected to this office by all participating schools in this region. As a highlight to their year the girls annually attend the Winter Conference at Atwood Lake. SEATED: Karen Carden, Linda Drewette. STANDING: Linda Weeks, Laurel Fisher, Karen Hyre, Paula Meluch, Gwynn Grocatt, Jan Carroll, Crystal Cooper. ABSENT: Carol Braybon, Mary Jo DeCapito. Provide Experience in Business Education SEATED: Gayle Scales, Kristy Miller, Valerie Rimicone, Anita Sorboro, Mary Keim, .lan Wells, Rose Ellen Kirkland, Sandy Maniiak. SEATED: Michelle Beck. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bernice Karasek, Barbara Den, Connie Taylor, Debbie Johnson. Kristi Miller is hard at work in her Junior IOE class. ORGANlZATlONS!9'l DCT Spends Half Day on job, Half Day at School The Diversified Cooperative Training IDCTI program is designed to train sen- ior stu'dents'for skilled employment in the trade and technical occupation. The nineteen-year-old organization is spon- sored by Mr. Rettig. There are fourteen members in the group this year and the outstanding students will compete in the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. This is a national organization which sponsors local, state and national competition. The members of VICA have opportunities to develop leadership and community spirit in their career choices. DCT students spend one and one-half hours each day in related classroom instruction in addition to their required subiects. Chosen as officers are President, Dave Doolitte, Vice Presi- dent, Becky Mileski, Secretary, Sharyn Floyd and Treasurer, John Lang. 92!ORGANlZATIONS , 6 is , Zigl- LEFT: Dave Doolittle was chosen president of DCT for the 1973-74 school year. RIGHT: Mr. Rettig, adviser for DCT, dis- cusses a point with an interested student during class. .2 IST ROW: Sharon Floyd, Dave Doolittle, John Lang, Becky Mileski. 2ND ROW: Cheryl Loughry, Jeff Elia, Julia Saal- berg, Rich Eichler, Rich Davis, Ed Moll, Randy Jones, Dave Rogers. ---...,,,,, ' Q s fn., For seven years, the Drafting Club has been pro- moting leadership, pride, self-recognition, and teaching students to work as a group. The only requirement for membership is that you enroll in the T and I Drafting course. The members of the club have helped with the Thanksgiving canned food collection, sold Tootsie Roll banks, and sponsored several bake sales. They hold three annual banquets and a spring canoe trip. LEFT: Tom Adolph, President, William Sandmann, Advisor. STANDING: Gary Hall, Vice-President, Walt Cheges, Vice-Presi- dent, Rick Stump, Treasurer, Jim Cook, Sergeant-at-Arms, Tom Dunn, Treasurer. T 84 I Drafting Classes Formulate Big Plans UPPER LEFT: Gary Kein looks on as Don Daugherty works on a design. FRONT TO BACK: Jim Holmes, John Koshar, Gary Keim, Mike Meredith, Peter Salzano, Frank Marinchalk, Cloyce Canter, Jim Fosyth, Don Daugherty, Mike Treltle, Bill White, Ray Taylor, Duane Rhinehart, Tom Stone, Mark Zaher, John Lacy, Mark Car- men, Jim Tous, Kim Breckenriclge, Don Wagner, Randy Hinos, George Keller, Mike Knapp, Brian Harder. ORGANIZATIONSX93 IQE Class Makes for Future Office Workers Mrs. Wohlwend's Junior Intensive Office Education class helps prepare students to be efficient office workers. The 1974 President is Rodney Mest. His officers' are Vice Pres. - Marie Warner, Secretary - Cindy Moekle, Treasurer - Pat Rug- gerio, Historians - Donna Grimm and Faith Weaver, and the Parliamentarian is Cindy White. Among the activities of the past year the I.O.E. participated in were The Regional Officers' Election, a trip to Columbus for Officers screening, a convention at Atwood Lake Lodge, com- peted in Regional Contests at Garfield and onward to Columbus for State competition. A Christmas party and help for needy families at Thanksgiving were extra activities. SEATED: Rod Mest. STANDING: Marie Warner, Cindy Moekle, Sherry Wohl- wend, Pat Ruggiero, Faith Weaver, Sindy White. RIGHT: Pat Ruggiero keeps busy, helping her classmates. LOWER RIGHT: Louvina Cox practices some typ- ing as Terri Stahl looks on. 94! ORGANIZATIONS FRONT: Louvina Cox, Connie DeWeese, Cindy Ritenour, Faith Weaver. BACK: Becky Phillips, Cheryl Coy, Robin James, Theresa Overfield, Terri Stage, Linda Lohmier, Joy Konopitski, Cathy Murdock. ABSENT: Donna Grimm, Carol Busch. Jir- xy The Kent Roosevelt Cooperative Office Education Club was com- posed ofthe nineteen members in the C.O.E. class. The club began when C.O.E. started at R.H.S., and was a member of O.E.A. lNational Office Education Associationl. The club served to promote better relations among members, the faculty, parents, and the business community, while helping to develop the class and their career goals. Members held holiday functions and a banquet for their employers. Sponsored by Mr. David Gynn, the club officers were: President - Vickie Tackett, Vice-President - Diane Labaietta, Secretary - Kim Stahl, Treasurer - Kathy Early, Historian - Beth Gregory, and Parliamentarian - Carmen Hawkins. COE Club Develops Responsible Office Employees LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy DeCapito, Annette Maffett, Linda Trotter, Robin Barber, Judy Lansinger. SEATED: Sandi Neff, Cindy DeCapito. ABSENT: Denise Caudill. ...Q g ' ' 4 it -4 , x V me . TOP: Kathy Early hard at work on her accounting work. BELOW: Vicky Boukin, Carmen Hawkins, Sharon Floyd, Felice Bozeman, and Ann Moffett on their way home. ORGANIZATIONS! 95 UPPER LEFT: DECA members set up displays for the showcase in the Vo-Ed wing. UPPER RIGHT: Robin Smith pauses to smile for the yearbook camera. ABOVE LEFT: Phil Paskert was the 1973-74 President of DECA. ABOVE RIGHT: Linda Craven and David Miller review o sales proiect together. FAR RIGHT: Mr. Pfeiffer is the DECA adviser. 96! ORGANIZATIONS Distributive Education 1 DECA, the Distributive Educational Clubs of America, is a club program for D.E. students. The club places empha- sis upon development of leadership by participating in local, state, and national competitive contest. This yea-Q' club of fifteen members was sponsored by Dick Pfeiffer, adviser with Phil Paskert - Pres., Sally Smith - Vice Pres., Robin Smith - Secretary, and Diane Byttner - Treasurer. Many RHS students won prizes in the District Competi- tive events with Dan DeWitt, Phil Paskert, Sue Herman, Sally Smith and Rick Clubertson taking first, Linda Craven, Dave Miller and Bill Horner taking second and Robin Smith taking third place. A ' UPPER LEFT: Diane Byttner prepares a clothing display. UPPER RIGHT: DECA members ' fi hold a planning session for the yearbook ad sales campaign. f: Prepares Students for Business World Challenges 1. Pat Rogers 2. Sally Smith 3. Diane Byttner 4. Phil Paskert 5. Jim Wyatt 6. Steve Neff 7. Sue Herman 8. Lynn Herskowitz 9. Dave Miller 10, Dick Pfieffer, adviser: 1 1. Linda Craven 12. Myra Cogel, student teacher 13. Robin Smith 14. Bill Horne 15. Rick Culbertson 16. Tom Riggie ORGANIZATIONSX97 N 4. L .M ,G M ,, .J :vw .11 Q ..x, A 133' ,ny .fn . JN . fz' ,Q 'ff fs in , .Yif vm d . , 40,6 , 'U- A ' x .Y '. . ,nm 'G Y 'yah ' Q ' vi, Tw? if 'ffm -:NA 1 fi 9 '... ff' 'M ,1 8 i Y 'OA ' 'H' , 31 'LS' N - 1x, ':-- N I I3 ' .T oar xi! , s l , N 'Q Roosevelt Football Contributes Four to All-Metrtfl ABOVE: Mike Petrella stands poised on the sideline waiting for action. RIGHT: Speedy running back Tim Boykin is finally dropped after a sizeable gain, as center Toby Crocker looks on. BOTTOM RIGHT: A tough Roosevelt defense drops a Barberton Magic for a oss. lO0! SPORTS l X Dave Grosse, Bob Alford, Jerry Brown, Vern Pees, Pat Guc- ciardo and Rob Rose coached this year's varsity football team to a third place finish with a 4-5-l standing. ' This year we sent four guys to the All-Metro team. Defensive back Rick Lowe, halfback Tim Boykin, defensive end Mark Haskin and sophomore guard Bob Overholt and linebacker Bob Schaffer went to the All-District team. RHS started out strong, winning their first three games against West Geauga, Nordonia and Springfield, but failed to score in their last four outings against Strongsville, Walsh, Ravenna, and Solon. Ge-Se 53 35721 5 A 2. L E I qv. -ld QQ - .-, '51 .L ana- .-f 'AA 1. 'if-. - . FRONT ROW: Mark Adamle, Mark Rhoads, Mark Campana, Jim Wyah, Mike Huih, Paul Johnson, Mike Ridinger, Dan Hawkins, Ed Milfon, Jim Puriill, Bob Overholt, Luther Jones, Shawn Cooper. SECOND ROW: Pele Dunn, Leo Anasfasio, Jack Rae, Dave Molnar, Amir A. Fozouni, Paul Kline, Mark Haskin, Bob Schaffer, Tim Boykin, Sieve George, Jeff Cook, John Rhoads, Ricky Lowe, John Barreh, Don Spano, Jeff James, Tom Feriig. THIRD ROW: Barry Walensky, Bob Monasco, Terry McBride, Neil Sessions, Toby Crocker, Mark Kline, Dan Harbell, Bill White, Doug Zeman, Mike Petrella, Ron Thomas, Dove Horning, Bernie Noble, Randy Parish, Fred Benedict, Dan Joy, Manager Tim Barber. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Brakesfon, Dave Sorver, Randy Myers, Jim Myers, Bob Lansinger, Bill Ryback, Rick DiBiase, Dan Sell, Ed Wages, Bob Ink, Don Williams, Steve Rosfeher, Don Bishop, Jeff Shifflehe, Vic Hart, George Sewold. RHS - 19 West Geauga - 7 l RHS - 21 Nordonia - 7 RHS - 28 Springfield - 24 RHS - 7 Stow - 28 RHS - 10 Barberfon - 31 RHS - 34 Tallmodge - 18 RHS - 0 Strongsville - 0 RHS - 0 Walsh - 1 9 RHS - 0 Ravenna - 14 RHS - 0 Solon - 21 Jeff James hauls down a long pass from quarierbock Jeff Cook for a big gain. SPORTS! 101 lO2!SPORTS ? -G .T 3 TOP LEFT: Head Coach Grosse and Athletic Director Campana discuss the team's progress. TOP RIGHT: Mark Haskin, No, 86, closes in on a hard running Barberton foe, as Eddie Mii- ton charges in from behind to assist on the play. CENTER LEFT: A psyched Rider receiving team prepares for a starting kickoff. BOTTOM: Rider defense teams up to stop Barberton's ground game. Rider Harriers Mark Up Outstanding Season in 7973 The Cross-Country team led by senior co-captains Tim Clark and Ed Zeller, finished their finest season ever, posting an undefeated season, capturing Metro and Sectional victories, and finishing 14th in the State Meet. Under the able direction of Coach Chuck Lucas, the team brought home the first team trophies in the school's history by taking firsts in the Marietta and Willoughby South meets, and seconds in the Ashland and West Liberty IW. Va.l lnvitationals. This year's team was led by Tim Clark who set school records in the 2V2 and 2V4 mile runs and course records on 2 and Va mile runs. The five senior members of the varsity, which included Tim Clark, Ed Zel- ler, Fred Thaxton, Jay Moore, and Steve Jacobs, took a remarkable 1 min- ute average off their previous best times, which propelled- them to the state finals. Roosevelt also has a fine nucleus of underclassmen led by iuniors John Martyniuk, Bob Krause, and Gary Keim, which makes the future outlook very promising. In his sixth year of coaching cross country, Mr. Lucas is seen doing some pre-meet paper work. sv FRONT ROW, left to right: Ed Zeller, Jay Moore, Tim Clark, Fred Thaxton, Gary Keim, Bob Krause, John Martynuik, Steve Jacobs, Greg Peck. BACK ROW: Mr. Lucas, Dick Raymond, Howard Loughry, Jeff Peck, Julius Silvidi, Bruce Stump, Mike Baumgardener. SPORTS! 103 Riders Take Metro, Sectional, Finish 74th in State TOP LEFT: Steve Jacobs prepares for a home meet against the Niles Red Dragons. BOTTOM LEFT: Ed Zeller, Steve Jacobs, Gary Keim, Greg Peck and John Martynuik warm up before a meet. TOP RIGHT: Tim Clark gets his spikes ready for the meet. BOTTOM RIGHT: Julius Silvidi practiced during summer practice for the cross country team. 1041 SPORTS UPPER LEFT: Junior Gary Keim sizes up the course. UPPER RIGHT: Bob Krause, Ed Zeller, Steve Jacobs pursue a Stow runner on Roosevelt's cross country course. LOWER LEFT: Cathy Krause, Shirley Russell and Kathy Ayers, Girls' Cross Country members, take a breather after finishing laps. LOWER RIGHT: Senior Steve Jacobs checks his spikes before the race at Goodyear Metropolitan Park. fir W5 is y l wg, 'arssff-ww SWF? -' f wfefnhi S' V'-L Q V 1--M. 'V A Y lv J J' 'A awww ,F w if ' W, A W, A :fii E to wif J ..,,.i V ffm . .. , :sa'.fkg?f'w, by 1 T ,X y I ,I , wg .3 :, Alai , xy SPORTS! 105 Field Hockey Finishes as Undefeated Metro Champs Kent Roosevelt Field Hockey Team, coached by Mrs. Nancy Stull, captured the unofficial 1973 Metro League title with a 6-0-2 record, four games of which were played within the League. Defeating Springfield, Western Reserve Academy, Old Trail, and Rootstown once, and Stow twice, the girls allowed only two teams, Springfield and Hudson, to dent their defense with a tie. Leading the scoring for the Rough Riders were Becky Patterson, Debi Smith, and Beth Hohman with two goals each. The Junior Var- sity team wrapped up the year with a 4-3-1 record. With a number of returning veterans, prospects for continuing Field Hockey success at Roosevelt are bright. 1. Joan Moore 2. Kathy Wilson 3. Ginny Wise 4. Laurie Wunderle 5. Jill James 6. Beth Lehnort 7. Diane Ihle 8. Kathy MacEwan 9. Susan Truitt 10. Cindy Barnes 11. Cindy Dilley 12. Mrs. Stull 13. Sherry Kegley 14. Sue Smith 15. Marilyn Clinton 16. Sandy Bordne 17. Jolie Griffin 18. Debbie MacGraw 19. Nadia Abdo 20. Kathy Rinier 2l. Becky Patterson 22. Mary Myers 23. Debbie Smith 24. Nancy Truitt 25. Gina Bletzo iii. Sally Chesnut 27. Pam Taylor 28. Sue Sitler 29. Cindy Broderick 30. Marsha Kieth Ei. I ,L Beth Hohman 32. Nan Page 33. Liz Myer I , 'li f'wiyQJW f lxb,f5w'fgfiQ ,fm 106! SPORTS RHS Stow 0 RHS Springfield 0 RHS Rootstown 0 RHS Stow O RHS Springfield O RHS Old Trail I RHS Western Reserve l RHS Hudson I TOP LEFT: Under tough' opposition, Jill James, Kathy Rinier, and Debi Smith scram- ble for the ball. CENTER LEFT: Junior Varsity fullback Sally Chestnut and Jolie Grif- fin, goalie are shown trying to keep Springfield from scoring. BOTTOM LEFT: Sue Smith runs ready to help Kathy MacEwan as Kathy successfully tackles her oppo- nent. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sue Truitt and Becky Patterson stand ready at the 50 yard- line for the starting bully of the Western Reserve game. l sPoRrsf 1 07 Boys'Swimming Team Posts Best Season Ever 'N 1 n 1 X. 1. Dave Howell 2. Ron Frank 3. Chris Korllos 4. Doug Watson 5. Mark Wichman 6. Steve Leslie 7. Tom Procknow 8. Jim Valentine 9. Steve Gebhardt IO. Todd Weiss 1 1. John Lovell 12. Jeff Eckel 13. Jeff Hull 14. Jim Foote 16. Coach Reuss 17. Paul Ludick 18. Mark Horner 19. Jack Statler 20. Bill Johnston 21. Chris Patitsas 22. Larry Street 23. Todd Johnson 24. Dan Lux - H 'A an en 9+ fz Q ID ,Q fs ff fe 'Q f 3 6 Af 6 6 7 'il Opposite Page: UPPER LEFT: Jim Valentine gets ready to take off for a race. MIDDLE LEFT: One serious student of swimming demonstrates his agility on the diving board. MIDDLE RIGHT: Tom Prochnow practices his diving. LOWER LEFT: RooseveIt's swim WW team at one of their many practices. LOWER RIGHT: One of RooseveIt's Mark Spitzes performs the butterfly. This Page: RIGHT: Coach Craig Reoss. 1 08! SPORTS 5 f if The swimming team ended their second full season with an excellent record of 10-4. Led by Coach Craig Reuss, they set a winning tradition for the team in years to come. The Riders were also led by their three captains, .Ieff Hull, Mark Horner, and Todd Weiss, who is the lone graduating sen- ior from this year's squad. The 1973-74 season saw eleven new records set in all eleven events. Sophomore Jim Valentine paced the tankers holding school records in five different events. The most impressive of these records being his time of 54.8 in the 100-yd. butterfly. Other important records include Doug Watson's, Mark Hor- ner's, Dave Howell's, and Tom Prochnow's. The Riders topped off the season by placing 8th out of 29 6 teams in the District meet at Firestone with Valentine and Howell is llnl A 1 qualifying for state competition in Columbus, RHS Warren Harding iwon by default ,c,, RHS 78 Coshocton 51 RHS 34 W. Reserve 61 RHS 51 Hoban 35 RHS 60 Mento 35 RHS 54 Sand. Perkinsl08 RHS 96 Alliance 76 RHS 115 Copley 66 RHS 47 Orange 48 RHS 54 Lima Sr. 41 RHS 49V2 Kenmore 36Vz RHS 69 P. Harvey 25 RHS 22 C. Glenwood 72 Final Record 10-4 .7 R ,wa 4,5 iirai 4 ,.,,..-,, r 9 1 ii , i it 7 S 4 1 'f - V ., TI mv Vim' n -3 A Y Q' if f V l l it , .H z -s 1 f ,si v is F 4 I 2 J A I V If kwf, x, . I t I Ag A Q ,iyif F ' A id ' J ' ,. ' ff? X , , . srk- f g it 4' .f,.t A a. if -- ' 7.. 7 -ff 1 S srsifi J 1 .X . . ' .1 ,LV A, lv Y 5 -' 0 .. 'fQ 4' E5 fii W E. Ll SPORTS! 109 t, 'Z Girls' Basketball Finishes Season 6 Wins 4 Losses First year coach Mrs. Coit coached the girls basketball team to a respectable 6-4 sea- son. The team worked well , together, with senior Deb Gra- E ham being named to the rx Metro League All-Star team. x The team looks forward to a L good season next year with many returning underclass- men. i TOP OF PAGE, LEFT: Jeri Nash nabs a ump ball for the girls team. CENTER 'AGE: Team members relax on the .ide lines as the action begins. l?fff1?f'1 SITTING: Mary Adamek, Jenny Myers. BACK ROW: Tina Dworkowski, Deb Havre, Beth Hohman, Kathy MacEwan, Jeri Nash, Shirley Russell, Laura Nintz, Marsha Keith, Mary Beth Moore, Sue Sitler, Lee Ann Smith, Mrs. Coit, Deb Graham. l IOXSPORTS Riders Ice Hockey Finishes First Varsity Season .941 Kent Roosevelts' Ice Hockey team finished their first varsity season i7- 71 and ended in second place in the Greater Cleveland Ice Hockey League Division ll. This year's team faced top-ranked Cleveland Heights and Shaker Heights and saw action in the play-offs. Leaving the Rough Riders are seniors Tim Sparks, Rich Stump, Dave Hughes and Gordon Laf- lin. ' .un aw, lyme TOP LEFT: Senior Goalie Gordon Laf- lin readies himself for the opponents offensive. TOP RIGHT: Rough Rider's Mark Salerno faces off for possession of the puck in hockey action. CENTER LEFT: Adviser Andy Lebo. CENTER RIGHT: Coach Joe Habraken. wrggf '- FIRST ROW: Gary Myers, Greg Smith, Mark Salerno, Dave Andexler. SECOND ROW: Shawn Martin, Tony Ware, Rich Stump, Rick Madey, Dave Hughes. THlRD ROW: Dave Hosteler, Tim Sparks, Rich White, Tom Whyte, Mike Sicuro. NOT PICTURED: Bill Arundell, Gordon Laflin, Steve Humbert and Dave Gallicchio. SPORTS! 1 l 'l Disappointing Season for Girls' Volleyball Team The Rough Rider Volleyball Team coached by Miss Kathie Kriss finished their season with a 2-8 record. This was good enough for fifth place in the Metro. The iunior varsity finished with the same 2-8 record. Marsha Keith, a iunior, was selected for sec- ond team in the All-Metro. Heidi Prochnow, a senior, and Penny Brown, a sophomore, received i Honorable Mentions. 4 l l2!SPORTS UPPER LEFT: Spectators intensely watch Roosevelt's volleyball team. MIDDLE LEFT: Marsha Keith gets ready to fire that volleyball across the net. LOWER LEFT: In a volleyball practice session Liz Meyers accu- rately spikes the volleyball. BACK ROW, left to right: Sherri Kegly, Jerri Nash, Sue Sitler, Debbie Krutz, Penny Brown, Sherri Haskins, Vikki Silvey, LeAnn Smith, Jenny Myers, Mary Beth Moore, Coach Kathy Kris. 2nd ROW: Marsha Keith, Sue Konopitski, LuAnn Michel, Jane Diezman, Michelle Lackney, Lorrey Long, Kris Dix, Debbie Brugnano, Tina Durakowski, Liz Meyers, Mary Adamek. FRONT ROW: Beth Damaurc, Kathy Hill, Beth Hohman, Pat Kordinak, Sandy Schaffer, Robin Reeves, Dee Dee Fulton, Heidi Prochnow, Kathy MacEwan. I' ..l' 'lin K rm The Rider's JV basketball team showed potential during their 1973-74 season. While earning o 7-1 l record against tough teams such as Canton McKinley, Akron Kenmore and Cuyahoga Falls, they gave signs ofa winning team for next year. The JV's were an important factor in some varsity games. JV players Doug Zeman and Luther Jones took the Rough Riders from behind and on to win over surprising Newton Falls. JV coach, John Nye recruited two players into the varsity team, Luther Jones and Tom Boykin. Other players who saw action in the varsity games included Doug Zeman, Paul Reichenbach, Mark Rhodes and Jess Mittaga. unior Varsity Team Has Promising Future for 7975 OP LEFT: Doug Zeman fights for a tip ball against Tallmadge as Randy Parish, Paul Riechen- och and Tommy Boykin look on. TOP RIGHT: Always willing to help, assistant basketball :rach John Nye confronts an official. BOTTOM LEFT, ROW l : Luke Darrah, Tommy Boykin and :ther Jones. ROW 2: Randy Parish, Sylvester Moyseenko, and Mark Rhodes. TOP ROW: Jess littiga, Paul Riechenbach, Shannon Buckley and Doug Zeman. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mark hoodes prepares to shoot a foul shot. SPORTS! l I3 1 Varsity Basketball Fight Bravely Through Season - Kent Roosevelt's Basketball team finished the season with a 5-14 record. At the beginning of the season, Coach Cox faced a year of rebuilding with only 3 return- ing lettermen. Building their attack primarily around seniors, they tried to overcome a los- ing season. The team was led by seniors Alex Ricci and Chuck Hunger who did most of the scoring. Alex, a 6'4 forward, was second in the metro scoring race with a 23.3 points per game average. He was the team's leading rebounder, averaging 9 per game. Ricci shot 50 As from the field and 907, from the foul line. Despite Heavy Schedule, and Small Team Members OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Alex Ricci, basketball ace, scores against Tallmadge. BOTTOM LEFT: Jeff Cook goes up for a lay-up against Canton Lincoln as Alex Ricci look on. CENTER RIGHT: ln a tight game against Canton Lincoln Alex Ricci mixes it up as Tim Boykin, Danny Hawkins and Luther Jones prepare for action, BOTTOM RIGHT: Head basketball coach Bill Cox confronts the team at half time. THIS PAGE, TOP: Head Basketball coach Bill Cox. TOP RIGHT: Awaiting a foul shot are Chuck Hunger, Danny Hawkins, Luther Jones, Tim Boy- kin and Alex Ricci. FRONT ROW: Jeff Cook, Mike Huth, Danny Hawkins, Steve George. BACK ROW: Jim Maddox, Steve Arn, Doug Bruss, Chuck Hunger, Tim Boykin, Alex Ricci, Mike Petrella, John Prisby. SPORTS! I I5 Wrestlers Finish Third in Metro Tournament Despite losing eight varsity members, Gus Griggy's grapplers ended with a winning 5-4-1 dual meet record. Captains Ron Dilley and Bruce Stump led the team this year. Dilley won the 126 lb. Metro Sectional, and District championships as a iun- ior this year, while Stump, a senior, the 119 lb. class. Alan Miller, another senior, qualified for district, winning his first match and losing his second. The team had a 3-2 Metro dual meet record and finished third in the Metro League tournament behind Nordonia and champion Stow. Coach Griggy looks for improvement on next year's squad with nine varsity members returning, including five sophomores and four lumors. 116fsPoRTs T T T T TOP RIGHT: Allen Miller struggles to control his opponent. CENTER LEFT: Bruce Stump looks dazed as his opponent gets the upper hand. CENTER: The wrestling team gather for a last minute word before the match. CENTER RIGHT: Ron Dilley continues state-ward with another triumph. BOTTOM LEFT: Dilley applies the pressure and his opponent shows the strain as Ron went to State for the second straight year. While Building For The Future 3 .f V, X J ,. we 9' y i if M TOP: Rider's 175-pounder Mark Dennis on top during the Sectionals. LEFT: Sopho- more Tom Ferfig warms up for a heavyweight match. RIGHT: Brad Jeffers, off the mais during Sectional wresiling. SPORTS! 1 17 Grapplers Take 3rd ln Metre, Dilley Goes to State Coached by Tom Griggy and Rull Hull, the wrestlers ended with a 5-4- 1 dual meet record and finished 3-2 in Metro competition. The team boasted two Metro champs with senior Bruce Stump winning at 1 19 and Ron Dilley at 126. The two were also team captains. Dilley continued to win, taking the Sectional and District championships. Other seniors on the varsity squad included Alan Miller, who finished 3rd at Metro and 4th at Sectionals, which qualified him for the District meet and also Gary Hall and John Cain, wrestling at 155 and 167 respectively. RIGHT: Ron Dilley, RooseveIt's 126 grappler ended this season with an 18-1 record. He was Ist in his class in Metro, Sectional and District but ran into the toughest competition at state. FIRST ROW: Mike Crosby, Paul Wiedman, Brad Jeffers, Bruce Stump, Ron Dilley, Tom Wolcott, Alan Miller. SECOND ROW: Bob Overholt, Tom Fertig, Mark Dennis, John Cain, Gary Hall, Dan Joy. THIRD ROW: Kenny Oberholtzer, Terry Miller, Scott Cain, Randy Miller, Howard Loughry, John Swigart, Larry Lawrence, Vic Hart, Bret MacLean, Tom Dimit. 118!SPORTS .N rw X x M T -if 'k W- T .,L. 5 - . F A l TOP LEFT: Wrestling coaches Russ Hull and Tom Griggy. RIGHT: Allan Miller, Roosevelts 138 con- tender had a I4-l record and finished 3rd in Metro and 4th in Sectionals. CENTER LEFT: Roosevelt team member in action. BOTTOM, LEFT: Brad Jeffers, sophomore ll2 pounder finished with a 7-3 record this year. SPORTSXI I9 fr Chris Heddens, left and Lou Ann Michel, right, freeze before the gun is sounded in a meet with Hudson Western Reserve. The Girls Swim team finished their season with a disappointing I-4 record, Canton Oakwood being the only school they defeated throughout the dual sea- son. The team will lose seniors Jill Lude, Kathy Rinier, Chris Heddens and Julie Mandalari. Jill swam the 100 and 200 freestyle races while Kathy swam the individual medley and T00 breast- stroke. Chris Heddens swam the 50 and T00 butterflies while Julie Mandalari swam the 200 freestyle relay. Poor Season for Girl Swimmers, Hope for Future TOP ROW: Coach Craig Reuss, Laurie Wunderle, Chris Heddens, Jill Lude, Kathy Rinier, BOTTOM ROW: Voncile Schlarb, Liz Myer, Julie Mandalari, Jenny Freeman, Jean Smith, Teresa Ferguson, Heather Byers, LouAnne Michel. NOT PICTURED: Sally Burnell, Loni Gilbertson. l 20X SPORTS Fleet-Footed RHS Trackers Win Outstanding Year The Boys Track Team finished its dual meet season with an l l-3 record. The team captured the Metro Championship, a fifth place in the sectionals, sixth in the Ashland Relays and eight in the Rubber City lnvitationals. The teams most valuable member, senior John Prisby took a fourth place in the State meet in the 440 yard dash. During the course of the season John set Metro League as well as school records in the long iump, 220, and 440 and another school record in the 100 yard dash. Tom Moore set a new triple iump record as did Fred Thaxton in the two mile run. This was the fifth winning season for the team's coaches, Mr. Edwards and his assist- ant Mr. Lucas, and was Roosevelts third championship in four years. Assistant Coach, Mr. Lucas and Head Coach Mr. Edwards display the 1974 Metro League Championship trophy won by the track team. ROW 'lg Jeff Cook, John Prisby, and Tim Clark, tri-captains. ROW 2: Ed Zeller, Len Reinker, Steve Jacobs, Alex Ricci, Fred Thaxton, Bruce Revels, Joe Filomena, Jay Moore, Jack Rae. ROW 3: Tom Lengacher, Bob Manasco, Paul Riechenbach, Tom Moore, Ed Milton, Mike Petrella, Ron Thomas, Julius Silvidi, John Martyniuk, Randy Hoefler, Fred Benedict. ROW 4: Mr. Edwards, Mr. Lucas, Eugene Braxton, David Hendrick, Mark Campana, Greg Sherry, Ray Kline, Roy Apseloff, Chet Shallenburger, Dave Horning, Mark Shilling. SPORTS! l 21 7974 Track Team Captures Metro, 77-3 Season ,na ' 4. .3 TOP LEFT: Mary Adamek is caught off guard by a staff photographer. RIGHT: Pat Kordi- nak lets loose one of her unbatable throws. CENTER LEFT: Softball coach Miss Kathy Kriss. RIGHT: Vicky Silvey watches the follow-through on a plass from third. , ,... ,.,.. i , - . 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The team was left by Seniors Pat Kordinak and Laura Hintz for their win- ning season. With a strong crew of underclasswomen the team gained vale uable experience for the future. This was the second year for the team to be a member of the Metro League and was coached by Miss Kathy Kriss. FRONT ROW: Jenny Myers, Mary Adamek, Pat Kordinak, Laura Hintz, Debbie Brugnano, Tina Dworkowski, Sandy Schaffer, Jan Silver, team manager. BACK ROW: Miss Kriss, LeeAnn Smith, Penny Brown, Vickey Silvey, Diane Ihle, Mary Beth Moore and Karla Hashman. l24fSPORTS The 1974 Roosevelt girl's track team completed 1 an outstanding season. The team finished unde- f 1- 2 : L an . A J feated for the second year in a row as well as win- ning the Metro championship for a second year. The team traveled to the Cleveland area invitational and placed 9th out of 28 teams as well as taking a second in the Girl's Sectional Invitational held at Roosevelt. Shirley Russell was the outstanding team member remaining undefeated in the mile throughout the season. The team was strong in most events, with promising underclassmen in the running, iumping and throwing events. Kathy MocEwan, Marilyn Clinton and Laura Schlag were tri-captains for the team that was coached by Mrs. Nancy Stull. Girls Track Wins Znd Undefeated Year and Metro Q. 's fm -, Q- ' 'J' Nr- k ...N P I ' . .,,,,,-, ,ew -, .-.V f S , 3- XV 'ij w JK- la . , ff , 'mf 4:5 ' . W , . .wt sw: '10, ' - , , , Q ' A Q- , . .. - . , ,pi ,Q 3 5. t . !,t'5f.e'13,L:SLr fm: 1. W, 4 , X if - . w se-325, - . . :. J: .W,,f,::fS., -,mv sm-gm 4 v Lg . ,a w W Ml V, . T5 W.. - , Q-vw: f . :. .. -,Q ,s . ., . :,, .U ,,,m,,.js,f,:ff ,, .. , M. ,, . N ll' .6 ' .. 2:3259 HIM- ' - ' 1... 'L , W-4 -f i' fr 4552 rw- 'Kr ' -'TY' 'N - in -' P1 ' .4f' . .X , K .F ' ' Nh N-1 ,ihhi .N 1 .-,. mv - , ,WN wt 2 X ' -I: f F' . ., W. .- , ., . , , , , TOP LEFT: Sue Truitt clears the bar in the Metro championship. CENTER LEFT: Coaching the girl's to their second undefeated season is Coach Nancy Stull. CENTER: Marilyn Clinton takes a handoff from Judy Bene-' dict. TOP: Laura Schlag crosses the finish line in the 220 race. me f , in -Y T... . ' 4 Q O lst ROW: Robin Brown, Marilyn Clinton, Jeri Nash, Kim Storer, Jodi Nash, Amy Hardesty, Judy Benedict, Kathy MocEwan, Jill James. 2nd ROW: Laura Schlag, Anita Wendell, 23:51:31iLtgihS2yn2r:iy,h::rbsSlmause, Tina Craven, Mary Kline, Luann Clapp, Jolie Griffin. 3rd ROW: Nancy Flogg, Sue Sipe, Paula Mann, Sherry Baskin, Marsha Kieth, Shirley SPORTS! 125 Baseballers Earn Excellent Second Place Finish lnconsistency plagued the Rider baseball team throughout the 1974 season. Despite a slow start, the baseballers still man- aged a strong second half finish. After dropping two early games to Ravenna, the team fought back to split the two game series with Tallmadge and Nordonia and to sweep the series with Stow. Seniors Doug Bruss, Jeff James, Chuck Magilavy, Rick Ridinger, Ron Thomas and Mike Visca led the team to an overall 6-4 record in the Metro league, good for second place. LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Schaffer, Ken Barnhart, Don Boland, Jim Kurtz, Jay Hart, Jim Phillips, Kel Miller, Steve Gebhurdt, Mark Dennis, Mike Huth, Doug Bruss, Joe Fortin, Jim Barber, Dove Rakus, Dave Moll, Steve Arn, Jeff James and Mike Visco. l 26! SPORTS OPPOSITE PAGE, LEFT: Mike Ridinger winds up against Tallmadge. RIGHT: Mike Huih leaps high for a wild Ihrow. THIS PAGE, TOP LEFT: Chuck Magilavy rounds second base. TOP RIGHT: Mike Huth slides in safe. LOWER LEFT: Coach Hnath looks down as coach Peoples contemplates sirategy on the bench. LOWER RIGHT: Chuck Magilavy stands in. 7. I .-D. , 1, 1 f 1 ,li mi. SPORTS! 127 Varsity R is Kent Roosevelt's club for the school's outstanding athletes. The club's advisor is Art Edwards, Physical Education teacher and coach. The officers this year are Steve George and Paul Johnson. One of the functions of Varsity R is assisting at most of the home basketball games as well as other sports. Two or three times each year, depending on the number of new lettermen, the club holds its initiation. ln this activity, new club members are asked to wear a white shirt, narrow tie and dark pants rolled up at the cuffs to expose white socks and dress shoes. 'IST ROW: Jim Foote, Julius Silvidi, Steve Leslie, Gary Kiem. 2ND ROW: Don Williams, Carl Mulniex, John Cain, Tom Wolcott, John Martynuik, Jack Kurtz, Fred Thaxton. 3RD ROW: Dave Howell, Mark Wichman, Todd Weiss, Dough Watson, Mark Horner, Larry Hall, Ron Thomas. Varsity R Membership Reaches Highest Level in '74 Y: ll Mark Horner was one of the RHS athletes who went through Var- sity R initiation to become a member of the organization. l28fORGANIZATlONS IST ROW: Todd Arnold, Jack Rae, Jay Moore, Tim Clark. 2ND ROW: Dave Horning, Jess Miftiga, Mark Haskin, Steve Gebhardt, Ed Zeller, Alex Ricci, Mike Huth, Paul Johnson, Jay Hart, Mr. Edwards, Mike Ridinger, Steve George, Bob Monasco. BACK ROW: Jeff James, Mike Visca, Dave Molnar. Golf Team Ends With Season Record OICZ3 2 This year Roosevelt's golf team has been spectac- ular. Roosevelt has a 23-2 record, losing only to Canton Lehman and powerful Springfield, who were favored for the Metro tournament May 21. Dick Pfeiffer, golf coach for four years has compiled 74-18-2 record. Roosevelt has three seniors in med- alist Tom Weiss, Dick Stager and Bob Nash with Juniors Larry Hall and Frank Kousaie and sopho- mores Pat Nash and Dave Graham. Thursday, May 9, Roosevelt tied for 2nd out of 22 teams in the Sec- tionals at Barberton. TOP OF PAGE, LEFT: Frank Kousaie concentrates on his putting form. RIGHT: A member of the golf team moves on to another green. CENTER: Part of the team discusses how to approach the next shot. BOTTOM: Tom Weiss was presented the 1974 Top Golfer Award by Coach Dick Pfeiffer. RHS 157 Hudson 172 RHS 168 Cuyahoga Falls 183, Walsh 171 RHS 170 Canton Lehman 167, Chagrin Falls 180 RHS 160 Western Reserve Academy 166 RHS 154 Alliance 162 RHS 163 Hudson 185 RHS 155 Canton Lehman 161, Canton Timken 202 RHS 154 Mogadore 164 RHS 157 Tallmadge 173 RHS 163 Aurora 189 RHS 157 Ravenna 164 RHS 161 Akron Kenmore 198 RHS 156 Nordonia 169 RHS 145 Wadsworth 151, Walsh 155 RHS 163 Chagrin Falls 174 RHS 154 Springfield 148 RHS 161 Mogadore 177 RHS 153 Western Reserve Academy 161, Hudson RHS 161 Western Reserve Academy 173 RHS 162 Cuyahoga Falls 173 Sectional Tournament 308 tie for second place District 332 ninth place Metro 325 Third place s Q. i ' W' 4... 1 Q 4 9 I l Sophomores Vote Tom Prochnow Class President l 1 l Jenny Myers, Vice-President Dade Fulton, Class Treasurer l 32fSCPHOMORES The 1974 sophomore class highlighted their year with the class party on March 22. Throughout the year the class busied themselves supplementing their treasury with class dues and numerous bake sales. Tom Prochnaw President 1 bk ...nb , Y U 1 ,, ,, ff H 7 , 5 4 T G ,V l Q L ' -1, ww 1 , Eg. l r- haf , -in it ,IZA ,nn , qgahki. -4' ', ' re, . -.... , T ,Q ,,. rr .si K , X' ii LW . 4 35' 'IP X X f Nadia Abdo Debbie Abner Mary Adamek Mark Adamle Greg Adler Gloria Admire Sharon Anderson Priscilla Amick Dave Andexler Roy Apseloff Tracy Ayers Patti Bancroft Pat Barstow Sue Battaglia Doug Beavers Cheryl Beck Judy Benedict Karen Berger Joyce Bianchi Charles Biggers Liz Biltz Charlie Bingham Sandy Birkner Don Bishop Bill Bissler Nancy Blosser Steve Boland Sandy Bordne Becky Boyles Eugene Braxton Mark Brill TOP: Steve Pusker points a finger to recruit bond members. BOTTOM: Enjoying a moior operation on Mark Goldthwaite, Terri Siefer puts her talents to the test in o hair-raising art proiect. SOPHOMORESXI 33 Becky Butler Heather Byers Nancy Cain Mark Campana Julie Campbell Cindy Caracciolo Jim Brunswick Kelly Burgess Randy Burnett Becky Butler Linda Braxton Rhonda Broman Penny Brown Debbie Brugnano A ' V pw T T T Deanna Carden , 'i R i ll Y R 7, Marsha Carman ii 'J fl Dove Casale ,V A ' V . 'fi 'Y - A , ,A Ruth Cheatwood mf? . .gig f , Q :A gf Lee Ann Clark TEE. jf 1 1 . i, lf ' A Q J Tom Clark is ' , ' m 1 it' V ' K Jim Cobett I3 6 Ng x , A 1 Ed Coke W' 'rf' A '-Us x f X3 , ' Y l 1, : Nl all Rlkslireixla, l34!SOPHOMORES TOP: Tim Walters reads in the library. LEFT: Sue Sipes and Penny Brown chat after an Activities Board meeting. RIGHT: Susie, Patti and friend watch a hockey game at the KSU Ice Arena. 1' in s we an S? I xa- i , ,v ,gcW,A , ftfkn ,, l R is gl xi u S 'I X 'ws 1--11. A pleasing pattern is made by a display of pinch pots created by the art students. Sophomore Rookies Meet the Challenge Pete Dunn Ingrid Duwe Helena Durakowski Tina Durakowski Becky Decker Ron Deffenbaugh Kurt DeLuke Don Denning Wietz DeVries Rick DiBiase Sue Diltz Tom Dimit Michelle Diss Sue Duelly David Conery Julie Cooperrider Steven Cotton Debbie Crowley Dan Dahl Beth Damcnic Sandy Damron Earl Davey v rliillll 'L Tom White and friends enioying the relaxing library atmosphere. SOPHOMORES! l 35 Jeff Eckel Jennifer Eckel Robert Neil Enrick Merry Jo Folso Ron Fertig Tom Fertig Loura Fisher Mary Flynn Carol Foote Ron Frank Jenny Freeman Dede Fulton David Gallicchio Janet Gallicchio Cecila Gambee Gary Gardner Skier Jeff Saltzman waiting for the ski bus to Boston Mills. 1 36!5OPHOMORES Potiently awaiting for the dismissal bell from Chemistry class are sophomores Jon Jennings, Sioux Woll and iunior Mike Crosby. Roy Skellenger shows his skills in woodworking. TOP LEFT: Carolyn White, a member of the sophomore class. TOP RIGHT: Don Hur- sell intent on his work in his wood class. BOTTOM RIGHT: Heather Byers enjoys a ioke in the library. BOTTOM LEFT: Two members of the class leave school on a warm spring day. W, Sophs Learn Basic Fir5tAid in Health 21' Darlene Gates Keith Gemberling Dove Giess Brian Goff Kirk Golding Mark Goldthwaite Don Goodyear Vic Gontero Alan Grad Dave Graham Shelley Gray Gary Greenwood SOPHOMORESf I 37 Carrie Gregory Vivian Grinnell Jeanine Habowski Dave Holachoff Ora Hamilton Kim Hanlin Diana Hansford Dan Harbaugh Amy Hardesty Montie Hardman Janet Harrison Vic Hart Carla Hashman Sherry Haskin Beth Hayes Virgil Hayes Dave Hendrick Karla Henry Kevin Henry Jim Herrick Bill Hetrick Dave Horning Ted Hughes Steve Humbert -si xl l' 351 It iifi .1 if if ,X 'Sf J 'fri Etfgggr, .las -.sm ,.,k 5. ., Junior Carl Mulniex and sophomore Peggy Wells, engaged in conversation. Ron Fertig grins for the photographer in shop class. l38!SOPHOMORES Tom Hunger Doug Jacobs Lisbeth Jacobs Brad Jeffers Jan Jennings Bill Johnston Todd Johnson Mark Jones wwe ,, 1 5, ' ., L., L. i K sf- - gi 1 - ,Q A. , gr.-tg: W -. x fi.,q,.gl'1: , WA' ww 'CT X i 7 ll' ' ' -- 'A J i i, 'li , V '? . f f an . Ax. H V ' ' inf ' 4 Q 1 fl Qzf 32 - 58 , in , Tx 'tv' ' ' y . -xg, 2 ff K g :5 1,.,s. if I , 3, gg- , . , A 1 lf it Q. -s . . as-' - , 2, . , my J .1 J si K, 51 1.-Q. :5'.,:ir,, .y .J Q - q ' 5 ' ll ' ' 'igji ' ' 1 t J .-1 A . Q Hfaf I ,Q ., 'W' , A V AL-, J J, T: W , Q s 'sf ' Jw . . ,X . ,, gtgwahgm E, X. ' 'X mam cs' r Z - . y waiaimfir X 1 l l l W 1 'xx I , Q. 5 t Q21s .i21g, aw. -s'.,l,2. l Fl is I A Jim , 1 s x ,..- z , I .s 1 pw W ig.. ,Nw , Kevin Keller Tom Kemp Myung Kim Bob Kirkland Wendy Kise Karen Kish A TOP: Swimmers Jeff Eckel and Mark Horner finally get to relax after another invigo- rating practice. RIGHT: Sandy Shaffer and Doug Lane browse in front ofthe library between classes. Class of '76 Makes Annual Sophomore Party Plans Kathi Kitner Gerald Kline Leo Kline Mark Kline Raymond Kline Von Kment Kathy Konopitski Marianne Kozely 'f 1 is . 3 ' 1 , l ' - , N . if .X V x sw G.. se ig, ' 1 : 1 ff-W ' V if M. 3 H if 'f 'a I 1 if lil 11 .' 'F ww Kathy Krause Susan Krause Janine Krausman Carol Kyser Juliann Laboietta Doug Lane Bob Lansinger l Kristin Lansinger l. SOPHOMORES! 'I 39 Bonny Lanlz Frank Laughfan Pat Lauterer ,M : Patti Lewis l f 'ir 2 A 64- 5 ,nl, i n . i if an n Jon Lilly Linda Llnvllle Nancy Lmzey Kim Llfwack . if 'X mg Sophs Get Into the Routine of High School Life -L 'W Y M L I ,- M NH1 l40! SOPHOMORES TOP LEFT: Sue Sipes, Charlie Bingham and Mary Adamek daydream in the library. TOP RIGHT: These 'swingin' cals' are Kevin Henry, Kim Lifwack, Deanna Carden and Barb Smause. BOTTOM LEFT: Mark Kline wonders wha! Gerald Kline is watch- ing. ' E l T wh. W M ,E V , K we My Holly Lafland Beckie Lucas Peter Lukadis Dan Lux Brion MacEwan Tom Madden Rosemary Malandro Chris Marker Shawn Marlin Terri Marlin Mariio Mastroianni Sue McBride Terry McBride Jace McMiIIen Rebecca Merrill Mary Anne Michel Vanita Miller Ralph Mills Carl Moledor Dan Moore Vicki Moore Bill Morgan Jim Moyseenko Sylvesler Moyseenko SOPHOMORESXI 41 Neidat Mulla Matt Murphy Jenny Myers Mary Myers Randy Myers Randy Myers Cindy Nagy Pat Nash Sam Natcher Greg Nedel Dave Newcomer Janice North Jim Osborns Gary Overfield Nan Page Randy Parrish Chris Patitsas Paul Pavesich Kevin Peoples Anna Perez Mark Perry Jeff Powell Tom Prochnow Steve Pusker .izfiwd 1 img., Library Facilities Prove Attractive to Hallie Rae Maria Roinsberger Dave Rakos Hyacinth Raiaduroi A Ann Rashley kg- fg,.Iv,f Steve Rastetter ' - ' J l i Q-lm ' l42!SOPHOMORES Richard Raymond ,W ... TOP: Rather than eat in the cafeteria, Karen Berger and Jenny Myers chose to munch on a French Horn. BOTTOM: Sylvester Moyseenko and Vic Gontera were members of the 1973-74 sophomore class. FK X44 X rl' Q ' Q W . l 5 l l ,P l ff l ii ' Usa? 25' g ., i , :Z zfifl f ' incoming Sophomores Ed Saxe Doug Scalf Vauncile Schlarb Mel Schlindler Alan Scoh Theresa Seeman Danny Sell Belh Sellock George Sewald 5'3ndY Shaffer Kathy Shacklock Chef Shallenberg ef Sieve Ruch Clark Rumiser Jerilynn Rush Shirley Russell Bill Rybak Mark Salerno Jeff Sallzman Dave Sarver LuAnne Sarvey Jack Sattler I f Thx I, J L I r ll Kathleen Recznik Sue Reed Gail Rhinehart Mark Rhoads Cindi Rhodes James Rhodes Wilma Rhodes Bonnie Richards Tim Smith frolicks in the library. SOPHOMORES! 143 Chuck Biggers goes berserk in the band room. Jean Smith Patti Smith Barb Smouse Anne Snyder Dianne Spano Scott Spurling Mike Stemple Denise Stevens Nikki Stover Jeff Strawman Tam Strayer Larry Street Sue Streich Amy Stump Karen Tasker Bev Tassone Greg Sherry Jeff Shifflette Mark Shilling Brian Shriber Debbie Shuster Mike Sicuro Paul Sicuro Kim Sigman Vicki Silvey Rama Singh Sue Sipe Eric Sisson Roy Skellenger Mike Slates Gregg Smith Doug Taylor Pat Tenny Holly Thomas Darlene Turner Jeff Tuckerman Jim Valentine Gary Vargo I44!SOPHOMORES l nr 1-.,, 3: iii . sr ' , i Qrilsifiii fl - ' -.aww 5 Ji 1 :tsl fi 2 ' '4- , , ,.. . V ,. HFS? 2 Jay Volio Barry Walinski Sioux Wall Jennifer Wolmsley Ken Walters Tim Waller Koihy Wayte Bob Weber Peggy Wells Anila Wendell Cathy Whalen Carolyn White Merilu While Rich White Tom While Paul Wiedman Carolyn Wiland Brad Williams Sophomores Take First Big Step Towards Graduation Becky Zeman Doug Zeman Mike Zimmerman Nancy Williams Theresa Williams Bill Williamson Erin Wise Sue Wolcott Mike Woodliffe Heidi Woods Bonnie Wyafl Rhonda Yankovich Sharon Young Susan Young Karl Zeller SOPHOMORES! 145 'I LEFT: The artist at work is sophomore Diane Spano during Art I. TOP CENTER: The students of Mrs. Dankowski's sophomore English class hard at work. TOP RIGHT: Mimi Kim studies in the library. BOTTOM LEFT: Sophomore Tom Hunger sitting it out. BOTTOM RIGHT: Violists Roy Apse- Ioff and friend tuning their instruments. i I46!SOPHOMORES LEFT: Jenny Eckel was a sophomore attendant for the Homecoming assembly. TOP RIGHT: Vivian Grinnell enioys the scenery in student center. BOTTOM RIGHT: Shirley Russell, Cathy Krause and Kathy Ayers try to better their cross country times. SOPHOMORES! 147 TOP: ln a more serious mood, Joe Riccardi reads of another world crisis. CENTER LEFT: Susie Gar- rett, class secretary, takes a break in the iournal- ism room. CENTER RIGHT: Ron Dilley reacts with extreme astonishment as he is caught in the act again. BOTTOM LEFT: Seen in intensive study are Marie Smith and Debbie Mace. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tom Moore prepares to read an interesting article in his favorite magazine, while Kris Myers drops everything to catch the photographer's eye. l48!JUNlORS r is rf '4 Pen, ,I 'A F I , , i Y f . ' 1 ' r T' JN mmm A wel XUM ' i i Z S, Y 5 ::t:A etis S E 'r-+-W-4lu.......... Q fl -: A 'mf 7 mv, ...:... ......, .Mc wrrrfmsf as ppwmewt: '. N61 ' 1' ,iz L X SP' A I 5, X 'F i' P iz g . ut if 'ra-H, .., , . ,IZ A1 el m y Q 1, - :gr e i i f - A assi X X B x x lg JK' i I v 2 4 Mindy Aguirre Patricia Alestock Cindy Allen Mary Allison Pam Amick Todd Arnold Kathy Ayers Frenesi Baker Debbie Barb 'hm Barber Cindy Barnes Tom Barnes junior Class the Largest to Go Through Roosevelt RIGHT: Wendy Muncy is one of the iuniors who have planned to graduate one year early. BOTTOM: Joe Ricciardi and Jim Smith find amusement in the library. JUNIORSH49 Ken Barnhart Julia Baron Nick Bahaglia Vickie Bauer Cindy Baughman Fred Benedid Kim Benlley Scoh Bishop Par Bissler Don Boland Scott Boyer Mike Bozica Bran? Bran! Barbara Brake 9 School is gehing harder Io cope wilh each day and il's got Bill Rae climbing the walls. WE: ,E .i ,. Vo1s2 i, K N .. ' li Q X if or 4 Carol Braybon Becky Brittsan Cynthia Broderick Donna Brown Martha Brugmann Dan Brunswick Jerry Bryan Shannon Buckley B r i w ,is yycs ir Q . New w x A ' s 1 'X Todd Arnold and Tim Barber are seen relaxing in Roosevelfs sfudenl cenfer. 'l50!JUNlORS UPPER LEFT: Class President, Cindy Baughman, figured prominently in planning the Prom. LOWER RIGHT: Juniors Leslie Byrne and Mark Dennis were frequent specta- tors at the fall Field Hockey games. jr.-Sr. Prom ls Main Goal for junior Class 5 'fl Leslie Byrne Sally Burnell David Burris Sheri Byttner i H129 WWIYGXGG Wi Scott Cain Dove Campbell Karen Carden John Carson Eli M-mg in Elizabeth Carter Catherine Chase Rich Chase Roger Chellew Ken Christensen LuAnne Clapp 4' X Marilyn Clinton Doug Cochran Chris Collier Marco Condos Jim Cook Kathy Cook Mike Corbitt Kent Corcoran JUNIORS! l 51 it 'WlIlllng- TOP: ln the delightful confines of the library, Steve Leslie is enhanced by his topic of study. BOTTOM: Here, Wendy Muncy and Sherry Kegley assist Libby Carter in The Great Escape from Roosevelt's maxi- mum security supervised study hall. l52!JUNIORS Sharon Courtois Lynn Cowan Tina Craven Toby Crocker Michael Crosby Ken Curfman Jerry Dawson Connie DeWeese Jane Diezman Ron Dilley Bob Dinehart Kris Dix Bill Dodds Tom Dorricott Linda Drewette Myra Drewette Ann Drongowski Jim Drum Bill Dunham Jean Eigsti Marti Elliot Pam Elson Bruce Emerson Vicki Erdman Scott Evans Linda Ferry Jeff Folk Jim Foote Joe Fortin Rich Fortin Dorothy Foster Tom Freeman ,is a 1 S A J. -h if T. m, QQ. F XX. ,j j , f f Q15 . i i,1 f ' , K 'fi . -...- i T. J ' N f 4 .X y N A - -,w g . 1 L O fi 1. 3:21 h -. 5 'fi , fish. . 4 -mg, -4 V, , 14 . 32+ 'F' L fi? ' f- 291- ,- Q 'Q ' ,ev ' ' 'g .r wg ' 1 3 L ,Q .N - If K W-at -. wa , . if --'. TQ g ' .1 L. jj ., f 'K Q , ef We J I I 1 Pl X571 -L5 .Q f ,- I ' W W ' l' P. 1.4. yy- , , . -we e A' f S' ' ' 'lr ll -,ga . . le it l - s 'llli f2f?212'f? i 'f fl, 42 3 .iz Nancy Flogge Laurie Finn Terri Fergason Debbie Falstad Cara Garrett Susan Garrett Mike Garro Luba Gawur Sue Graham Beth Garrison Steve Gerbhart Deb Gemberlin 9 Magazine Sales Raise Prom Money in the Fall ' V I ' ,. z gli . . 1. 51' 15215 V, J,.- - f L i' ggff' All 1 -- A .. , K 4- 4 x . y sig: be gm ' -M , 'fi .Q if e ' M' L L L , . l . ,..a ., I l 1 .S f I 5 ' . r is M ,Lib 5 51: ,.v ,. 4 . I ' a R A I V It yu., M V I, ,i . -- ' -wil' ,tv V-5, .B ,il J' 4 il, S fl ka. 5.222 ,A :A ' Vk.. ,In .1 . . - - at by-V -. .4 . - ,. . 5 A ELI 4 .. 'E ' . -- 6 1 ' 7,2 ha ., '- . JT- z Qs? L J 'Q - Gigli: er A + :Mylff sr . ' ' . if l ' , A-I l :. ' Nancy Linzey and Mary Kline sit contently in their Home-Ec. class. mv H f- . .gil ,, . 1 rl gli ' f .r ' 'Q has ,, ' -M ! ,., .-fr-- f V: ,. , V.-.-,L R ..Me,.l,. ,--.'. f h AN , .S+ 152, A L 7'J--'Hi' , -, K, . ,.z:, +L,ij,,,..',,.1. ff1g.f ii 'T iii... X? . ,w .M , 3 was gin . ,. ii ii lr X . A , My . -af 43. ,z a 1' - ' was-:'f .4 3 l -'si .Q A A . . , , 1 www gg' be lg- ,.. .g .., 'tx -f . .s -Bw Q 5 '- 1- ww- - - ww .W .w i 'K -- ?' 31.57 - ' f , X ,, . . My l. my vs ' . l it 4 . x 3 H sane . Q51 , U ' 'f iiii H fi 1 Q fx? ' 1 George Hendricks Shelly Henry Loni Gilbertson Lynne Goff Kathy Golden Mary Gontero Donna Grimm Veena Gupta Betty Hager Alison Hall Larry Hall Anne Hamilton Cindi Hansen Mike Hansen Jim Hamric Deb Hansford Ginny Hart Jay Hart Mark Hart Pat Hawkins Vickie Hawkins Kim Hayhurst Joan Hegedus Ken Hemp JUNlORS!'l53 Mary Kay Hissem Randy Hoefler Mark Horner Dave Hostler Dave Howell Ronald Houck Dave Hughes Cheryl Hursell guy-ref 1 ' 'X' 1 6? : ' -- . 2 1 3.':'2:?3 gb V ti- . 3 1 ,V l ll fi - ,we-1-f' l',Ql 'i e' 4 gf' L. if X 1-, 1 ,ti .M . H 'L 3 . J .1'1z G Qt QQQ I . ,, .. f 'Yf' f 1 4 1 J . t,.. '44T.?A, r Q Cheryl Huskins Mike Huth Karen Hyre Bob Ink Jan Jacobs Jill James Bill Jenkins Kathie Jobe juniors Push Potato Chips During Student Center 4 Becky Johnson Paul Johnson Dennis Jones John Jones Dan Joy Sheri Kegley Gary Keim Mary Keim Marsha Keith Rose Ellen Kirkland Mary Kline Joy Konopitski Chris Korllos Frank Kousaie Kathy Kozsely Bob Krause l54!JUNIORS Members of the iunior class push dime bags for Prom in the student center Kim Slorer adds q Imle cheer to the bus ride ima gk Beth Ake models her Minnie Mouse watch. LeeAnn Smith, enthusiastic GAA member, sits in Library con- ference room discussing the Big Game. QW Deborah Ann Krutz Jeanne Kyser Jim Kurtz Michelle Lackney Ed Lawrence Larry Lawrence Dave Laurie Andrea Lee A :HY in ef It L 'M , Y e fi 1- ' 1. evra-:ww 1 ,L .,: if xmiam . . K7 'Tw-Il., .il 4' , 9 David LeMaster Tom Lengacher Steve Leslie Gay Lofland Lorrey Long Howard Loughry John Lovell Dave Lucht Paul Ludick Mark Madden Rick Madey Robert Manasco Jean Mandalari Mary Mandalari Scott Marshall John Martyniuk Patty Mauck Lynda Maxfield Bob McGowan Debbie Melchiori Paula Meluch Rodney Mest Ron Mest LouAnne Michel JUNIORSH55 ui'1f ' 5 uma-amwulh, Karen Neff, class treasurer, smiles after finishing a good day's work. l56!JUNlORS Yes sw 1 l ,s Kel Miller ffj ' Johnmilliken if ,Q V 1, fig, Eddie Milton ' Q ' t Q W H' 1' fx an K 4 M in if we 'Q 'P 2. fs t 0 V fl t A, L7 ,gk .2 X xt W-,mx i l RTT John Mims Jess Mittiga Q- I.. 4 Mary Mittiga Q 'Q 4, ,4.i.J,fj' H l l' y Y ' '-if Q,. ,,,m ll ,,f,,,., Cindy Moekle Mary Beth Moore Tom Moore liwmi-1 rs-, I mr iw Brenda Moran Keith Moreland Tom Morrow fi 5 Chris Mosser Omar Mulla Carl Mulneix Wendy Muncy Cathy Murdock Gary Myers Jim Myers Kris Myers Liz Myers Jeri Nash Jeff Natcher Jan Nichols 4 4 Scott Newcomb Bernie Noble Brian Oberholtzer Laura Palen Greg Peck Jim Phillips Susan Phillips Mike Petrella Robert Perez Beckie Plendl TOP: Julius Silvidi iumps for joy offer his last exam of ihe year. BOTTOM: Come on, you guys! I did not! Car Wash and Candy Sale Keep 'K Kevin Porter Terry Porter Cindy Prichard Krisii Quier Bill Rae Bob Rogan Val Ramicone Pct Rasteher Robyn Reeves Dee Dee Roberts Kcihy Roberis Gene Rogers Paul Reichenboch Mike Rhodes Mike Ridinger juniors Very Busy JUNIORSH57 Lori Roszkowski Pat Ruggiero Martin Sachs Dirk Sander Steve Schafer Janice Schindler Mark Schieb Mark Seaholtz Scott Sell Linda Sellman Neil Sessions David Shaw Tom Shanley Mike Siefer Terri Siefer Ken Sigel Julius Silvidi Robert Simms Terri Simone Gerald Sink Meredith Slease Sue Sitler Andy Slusarski Lee Ann Smith gf' l58!JUNIORS 4 1 ln l a ll +gg,gr.,3 if H vtrrrgfrjj fl Q ' -in X V K, 'fl x E 5 1 fe fx X LEFT: Kathy Wilson thinks quietly to herself, lf that's the way you feel about it, I quitl RIGHT: Nancy Flogge, iunior class vice-president, attempts to memorize her class notes with Mary Beth Moore, as Sue Visca takes a quick snooze during a free period. 5, . . ' fmzfwi Q ' ' tw 5 , ' Qi .6 I 5 X 1 wa 1' Si' ,Af 6 i I 1. 'T f 'I ' F IZ' 2, 5: T 'l , h r X 5, V, , ,. ,,,V.- g. my mf-, -, ,19 if , . w f ' L, W Carol Sziber Richard Tapp Sally Thaxtan Michael Thomas Mike Thomas Marie Smith Sue Smith Julie Snyder John Solv Anita Sorboro Kim Storer Chris Strickler i 3 5 rel Sherri Byttner and Randy Hoefler are the sweethearts in the band. Ron Thomas Shelley Thorn Lorrie Thurman Bonita Treff Susan Truitl David Tuckerman Tina Turner Mike Urban David Vaughn Debbie Vicker Sue Visco Bill Wagar Diana Wottring Tom Wolcott Bill D. White Cathy Wilson David Welling Bud Weiser Doug Watson Maria Warner Mark Zaher Mark Zimmerman Deanna Walker Ed Wates JUNIORSH 59 TOP LEFT: 'Bud' Weiser is in deep concentration during band practice. TOP RIGHT: Jeff Averett studies in the library. BOTTOM LEFT: Cara Gar- rett cleans up in the art room. BOTTOM RIGHT: Another full house at a Roosevelt High athletic event shows big student support of sports activi- ties. if l60fJUNIORS 3132 43 F: ,J ,gf 5 6, 'Jia LEFT: Ginny Hart warms up before u field hockey game. RIGHT: Dora Green relaxes in student center. S LK YY K 17- ln ,,,..-v A ff' 3 ..f4 ' 1 i if JUNIORSH 61 i if Senior Class is Talented, Diverse Individuals TOP RIGHT: Seniors Sally Chesnutt, Gina Bletso, Lisa Carson, Bev Scott, Julie Pahl, Rob Hensel and Terry Suntimer concentrate on a lecture in their Mass Media class. TOP LEFT: Ricky Wright enioys the great outdoors. CENTER RIGHT: Dan Spano poses for a side view mug shot. LOWER LEFT: Megan Craven pauses to reflect on a ioke at a boys swim meet. LOWER RIGHT: Rita Zimmerman cheers at a basketball game. W' Wi ' w is w-wi , 4'Mtaafm sq 'ke 3 I K , X, Y Ay M -, Wm l62!SENlORS 1 ffl!!! 1 QM aii if 2? Wi N lags gp--. ...v hw ...attes- fmfef 9- 5, X at 'f A L - f TOP: Ida Sicliano, Dani Jones and Jay Moore Studying diligently in the library. CENTER: Kathy MacEwan ond Beth Hohman quench their thirst at half time dur- ing one of the girls basketball teams home games. BOTTOM LEFT: An obliging trio, Morty Ahmady, Ahmad Sedghy Neiah and Amir Fouzouni stop for a pic- ture. BOTTOM RIGHT: Senior Len Reinker poses as leader of the coolie gang. l SENIORS! I 63 Tom Adolph Kay Alexander Leo Ancstasio Donna Anders Connie Andexler Senior Assembly Pokes Fun at Everyday School Life Vgpe N. wifi- , '-'23 55 K, 1 4 QWSW Donna Baird Jann Baker Norma Baker Jim Barber Robyn Barber Q53 B , I John Barrett Renee Beck Robin Bell Pat Bender Sherry Bishop ,l. Gina Blefso Richard Bliler Tim Boykin Vickie Boykin Felice Bozeman l 641 SENIORS Kim Breckenridge Barbara Brown Douglas Bruss Elizabeth Buiack Brian R. Burdick ' Polly Burnell Anne Burris Diane Byttner JoAnne M. Cackowski John Cain Seniors Lea rn Go vernm en t Rules in Semester Classes Lori A. Campbell Christina Louise Robin Carl Robin Carpenter Colleen A. Caracciolo Cardinal Allyn Carson Karen L. Caskey Denise Caudill Linda Cheatwood Sally Chesnutt SENIORSI 165 T M 5 M Beth A. Clark Tim Clark Marilyn Clinton Ruth Coiner Jeff Cook 7 974 Last Graduating Class for Mr. Kneale Kathy Cook Curtis Cooper Shawn Cooper Louvina Cox Megan Lynn Craven Sadie Ann Crock Rick Culbertson Cathy DeCapito Cindy DeCapito Mark DeCastro Janice Decker Deborah Dennis Dan DeWitt Tony DiLoreto Carole A. DiMauro 166!SENIORS Margot Dineen Linda DiPaolo Paula Dodds Richard Dresse Kathryn Dudgeon Richard Dundon Cindy Dunn , . Jeff Dunn Richard Eichler TOP LEFT: On their way to the Senior Girls Luncheon are Sally Chesnutt and Pam Tay- lor. LOWER LEFT: Pausing while working on her Economics homework is Mele Speaker. RIGHT: Joan Moore was one of the senior girls who helped the track meets to run smoothly? SENIORSX l 67 lx X Mary Louise Ennis Gay Falstad Ralph A. Ferrara Carolyn Fichter Joe Filomena Mary Jo Fisher Lori Leigh Fitts Sharyn Ann Floyd Elizabeth Ann Flynn Q Ann Follin Belinda Fowler Amir A. Fozouni Julia Fraatz Kevin Lee Gardner Laurie Gardner Jon Garrison Steve George Scott Gibson Debra J. Graham Jolie N. Griffin 1 68!SENlORS ,pq Paul Gless Gary Hall Denise R. Hanson Beverly Annette Margie Hart Hardesfy Deborah Havre Carmen Hawkins Chris Heddens Dennis Helsel Yes Let It All I-lang Out at Year End Parties , kr., - Rob Hensel Carolyn Hensley Susie Herman Ann Kathryn Hetrick Kdfhie L- Hill Laura Lee Hintz Beth Hohman Mary Beth Homer Connie Hovey Chuck Hunger SENIORS! 169 COLONEL typists Debi Smith and Judy Paulus take a break. Sara Jackson Steve Jacobs Vincent Jacobs Yvonne Jacobs Absence of Final Exams for Graduating Students S 4 ' i 2 , Q ,,c: Jeff James Bob Jarrett Beth E. Johnson i Brian Jones Danni Jones Mike Jones I70!SENIORS Jolie Griffin, yearbook editor, pauses from a picture taking assignment. Randy Jones Pat Kordinak l Karen Jean Laney Deb Litsinger l Fred Joy Kae Lyn Kaminski Michelann Kothera Deb Krupansky It lliflilllil I Judy Lansinger Daryl Lehman Sharon Lorenzine Gregg Loughridge Carol Kise Paul Kline Diane Labaietta Gordon Laflin W X, X Lain Beth Lehnert John Lilly i Cheryl Annette Loughry Martin Lovell SENIORSXI 7l he Ricky Lowe Jill Lude Megan Ludick , , it - will Aimee Lyle Kathleen MacEwan James Maddox Seniors Honored at Prom, After- Chuck Magilavy Timothy Martin Julie Ann Mandalari Marlene Marcel Mary Michel Becky Mileski Meredith l 72!SENIORS l Tara Leigh Ludick Daryl Madey l Michelle Gay Lukacem 9 ,E fs 5 Annette Marie Prom on May 25th Molly Ann McKinney Alan E. Miller Susan Therese Messinc David Miller Kristy Miller Richard K. Moekle Debra Moffatt Edward Mall David A. Molnar Joan Moore Patricia Mosher Linda Ann Moyseenko Patt Mowen ' , f fl, ' , , J.,i , ' Bob Nash Jodi Nash Sandi Neff Steve Neff n N Ni it Derk Newton Julie Pahl Lynn Paradis Philip Paul Paskert Rebecca Lynn Patterson SENIORS! 1 73 Judy Paulus Gail Perry Judy Prince John Prisby Heidi Sue Prochnow l Greg Quier Jack Rae Janet Dee Rae Tom Ray Bruce Revels College, jobs and Armed Forces in the Future Cynthia Renyolds Len E. Reinker Darlene Rhineharf Cynthia S. Rhoads John Rhoads Alex J. Ricci Nicoleha Ricciardi Dick Richards Richard Riding'er Tom Riggie 1 74!SENIORS 1 X ,Vx . .-,qui ,- Y SM 'm51'f?r i Ex 955 BM in ,J Cheryl Sarver Robert L. Schaffer Laura Schlag Frank Schlarb Bev I. Scott l Jeff Sekel Shari Shelley Barb Shook Merrelene Short Ida L. Siciliano Gary A. Siciliano Loretta Sicuro Debora Siefer Jan Louise Silver Tom Silvey Karla J. Simone Laurie Smeiles Mike Smerick Debi Smith Ken Smith l 7 6! SENIORS My ry- ' . JP LEFT: Lynn Paradis enioys her studies in vocational classes. TOP RIGHT: Kevin Gardner id Roger Vance pose with their Richard's Wild Irish Rose wine to promote yearbook sales. DTTOM LEFT: Tina Cardinal is caught off guard. RIGHT: Marilyn Clinton and Laura Schlag e spectators at the Metro Track meet. LOWER LEFT: Polly Burnell smirks during a typical Jdent council meeting. mr SENIORSXI 77 Nadine L. Smith Patrick Smith Robin Smith Sally Ann Smith Julie Snyder Debbie Sommer Dan Spano Mele Speaker Paul Spurling Richard Stager Largest Class of Seniors Graduate june 2nd 7974 Janice Stomper Dennis Stanley Laura Steinert Robin Stephenson Bruce A. Stump . 'gf Rich Stump Pamela Surratt Carol Swauger Vicki Tackett Pamela Taylor l 78fSENlORS -.gs .. -4-,...1-,. ...- ,,,4' ..-- ...l- ,,.,--- ewemr ,..,,.----' ' Q, 4 .J iv Av 'W I ,ffl 'YJ 1. . s ,7na,1L4,,,'1-'L,1i 1 X TOP LEFT: Sadie Crock in one of her more tender moments. TOP RIGHT: Kathy Mac- Ewan shares a ioke with Dr. Stanton. CENTER: Sabine Wille, Roosevelt AFS student from Germany, found the library conference room an ideal place to knit. LOWER LEFT: Joan Moore was one of the many senior girls who cheered at our athletic events. LOWER RIGHT: Molly McKinney, Dave Urban and Chuck Hunger utilized the library during the year. SENIORSXI 79 if .,,, V, ? 4. -iffsffgiffff' 'w' 1, KZ 135, at , ,, , N E W :W xawaf mgggi H K EES- M .94 , X :VV imgQKY:5iM1?fitif1 l 4 at I - , ,. f H,.,J vw' A Q sk A Q . -2, i' ik -I Y avi ,gh . K sir- ' f Wk A? ' if? if 531 Lindo Wheeler, Amir Fouzouni, and Jill Lude enioy fhe wind of an early spring day. Fred L. Thaxton Kevin Thomas Ron Thomas Mark G. Trimble Linda Fay Trotter Nancy Truitt Leslie Trumphour David W. Urban George Robert Urban Claire Van Aken Roger L. Vance Laura VanTrump Judy Vaughn Don Wagner Larry Walt James A. Ward irst Graduation of Vocational Students at RHS Michael Allen Visca Malcolm Todd Weckerly Cynthia Ann Vogias Richard Weiss SENIORSX 1 81 Thomas A. Weiss Linda Ilene Wheeler Jean Ann Whyte Russ Wiley Darrell Roliff Jacquelyn Ross Sabine Wille Don Williams Don Wilson Virginia Eleanor Wise Monica Wolff Terri Denise Wright James A. Wyatt Jessie Yokoboskie Amy Zarin Edward D. Zeller l 82!SENlORS Christine Roszkowski Cindy Williamson Ricky L. Wright Rita Marie Louis Zais Sandy Roberts Suzanne Seamen Louis Tompko Seniors Urged to Look on Brighter Side ofLife nib'- i ll J if fill if T ffffiir ', w 1'K..,a 'fl ,,. . an gy.: .. TOP LEFT Seniors Annette Moffett and Tern Wright watch a track meet from the bleachers RIGHT Handung out awards at the district track meet Debbie Havre takes a minute to chat with a participant from Rootstown. LOWER LEFT Senior Len Reinker holds up the finish line. H- 'wf7,n'QCi:i 1 I-.. SENIORSH 83 THIS PAGE: TOP LEFT: Deb Graham and Cindy Dunn strike a pose like the big- time models do. TOP RIGHT: Grinning Mike Visca served as Senior Class Presi- dent. BOTTOM LEFT: Becky Roberts was Senior Class Vice-President. MIDDLE: Margot Dineen was one of the Juniors who chose to graduate a year early. LOWER RIGHT: Ed Zeller on his way back to school from a lunchbreak. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: Many senior girls, including Felice Bozeman, dressed up for the Senior Girls' Luncheon, sponsored by the Kent Women's Club. TOP RIGHT: Phil Hamilton tries to look thoughtful. BOTTOM LEFT: Arab extraordinaire Kevin Gardner says, We may have the oil, but you have the VanCamps Pork and Beansl BOTTOM RIGHT: Jeff Cook and Patt Mowen were among the students leaving the school for one ofthe spring fire drills. I lb I84!SENIORS Come on... le'r's B 5 FQNE FUQNQTUFQE Cockia Ll N C O LN Heres why we're your Local Ba C Y BANK Jw . Qj-Q22 ' pw fx. E55-5 . 92313 . mga. U5'sf'3 ' :aff - , 3. . , 2 52521 -' wi: ' I 4 r 234 geixz t ' if? K 455251 hier.: rim, - Elfiaaf Y' i3Jf'fW M PM ' it ' -KTA ' 232' Ejg: , QI! arf, EW. ' .M gg: 4. N W DAQ 555-' .557 -2 xr 25.1.2 Fi 433 1 I 7' v . milf iizll- Q . , A , 531.34 . iififfij . -L' 'iig- -'EQLQ fl V:-, 1ua, f 'ifmfigif l.,,i Q 1,, , , L, , 9 MYQQQI grgiilff, if.,XilEfs5',-I ...V '55:1':'7l1 9,13-'m. ' V., -.,. 1 w5sf:2'g'v I gifsf, 3 ' ,wg .3 aww: N-WI, 1-CGC ' M551 f 35231, :f Qin 1 ??'f,f 5 EE? 3:1- . mb er... W 'Mg . Hui J,,..f I '- lk:-'Q Q., rf, H: xv APICELLO GIFTS 81 JEWELRY ALL-PRO SPORTS CENTER 18' E- M-A-fn 613-bbw CompIe+e Line of Sporling and A+l1le+ic Equipmen+ Rawlings ' Wilson ' Spalding Equipmenl' THE MARK OF A PRO I35 E. Main S+ree'I, Ken'I 673-I968 AMETEK LAMB ELECTRIC DIVISION Congra'l'ula+ions A +o Ihe Class of '74 I 627 Lake S+. Kenf, Ohio 44240 A COMPLIMENTS AND CONGRATULATIONS T0 A GREAT GLASS HAROLD C. JONES 1271 Akron-Medina Road R. D. 2 Medina, Ohio 44256 M77 WW ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS CLAS! RINGS - PINS ' MIDALS ' CLUB INSIGNIA TROPHIIS ' PLAQUE! ' DIPLOMAS 0 INVITATIONS ARDEN N. FOLLIN Insurance and Real Es1'a+e Co. ALLEN DRAIN SERVICE 2l I Granf S+ree+ las Noah wa+er S+. Kem' Ohio Ken'I, Ohio 673-6482 673-66 I 2 ADXI 88 -i w . . . Helping To Clean Up Town! K ' KE 1 7 A smserssono W lgvifiilll' I TWIN LAKES Q ,g AVENNA M5553 lLL f 'I gg! va, MANTUA ' 9 3 BRADY LKE. . EDINBURG A1178 Rubbish 8: Disposal Service I3 I9 Carol Dr. - Ken+ Ohio - 678-3364 I. Im IIQI. BETTER 30I I S+. R+. 59 673-6I33 LIVING INC. BLACK BROOK VALLEY ESTATES Mobile Home Park and Sales Large 50x I 00 Choice Lois I2 and I4 wind qualily Mobile Homes Localed 2 mi. Sou+h of Hiram on R+. 700 Owned and Operafed by Vi Pochedly Opened Daily Mon-Sa+. 9-6 Sun I-6 569-7070 Complimenis of HAMILTON KENT MANUFACTURING CO. Makers of Coniinuous Lengih Rubber Exirusions Vibra'I'ion Isolaiion Devices Consiruciion Alignmenl' Lasers 2 I44 S+a+e RouI'e 59 Phone: 673-9555 Phone OR 3-589I I64l Brady Lake Rd. BoyIe's Au+o Wrecking 8: Paris GLENN R. BOYLE KENT. OHIO Fairesi' Prices Paid New - Used - Rebuili' , ,,,, For Paris Cars, Trucks and Junkers AD! I 89 Art. School Drafting supplies Complimenis of cl-I RlsTENsoN BOOKS CONSTRUCTION co. 205 Lake S ree P Keni, Ohio I + 673-6I I7 l22,.i 6 Ei'J2.E'I :mils S. C. Bissler 8: Sons Bissler's Funeral Home Three Generaiions of Funeral Service 628 Wes? Main Sireei' Phone 673-5857 i Bissler's Furni'I'ure Compleie Home Furnishers Corner - Main and Gougler Phone 673-5857 ' Besi Wishes +o ihe ClCCONE'S FINE FOODS mass of '74 6 meh . , COLONIAL MACHINE co. 9I 'Y S+. Kenf, Ohlo 673,97 I 7 Magadore Rd. and Cherry S+. P.O. Box 650 673-5859 Ken+, Ohio HORNING BUILDERS SUPPLY 113 Lake St. Kent, Ohio 44240 DALTON'S OF KENT E The Ori9ina+or of I w h, A, 'l Ready-Mix Concre'I'e M l HU RPHNG ' ,,qA - S 'I' .1-'T t fir ' T' 'n Kem as 'P hi g , f i ,,.., I T33 w. Main 5 g,v-.- 9555. :ff- -'-'-' A' ' T -..v Iii- ifiz- - , fo A.-, 1' ' CompIe+e Line of Builders Supplies gil ' 9 673-43 I2 and Ready-Mix Concre'I'e gb- f 673-588i I A Complimen1's of DAVEY TREE EXPERT co. Ken+ Lanes Keni, Ohio Tree service office T550 Franklin 678-9084 '524 5- Wde' Main office T I7 s. wa+er 673-95: I Ne1f+ +0 Comple+e Tree Service Universdy Plaza 673- I448 r -- v . , ,. - Y .. -, .qw,--:3..T 3 V ' T 'Y - ' K - ...fnx ' -umfgiw I . .n 5,51-'I my BUVVLING F ADH91 KENT AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Off-se+ prin+ing . . . free care . . . mo+or homes . . . buses . . . ready-mix concre1'e . . . molded plas+ic golfware and accessories . . . frac+ional horsepower mo+ors . . . nu+s and boH's. Whar do 'lhey have in common? They represen+ some of 'rhe produc+s and ac'l'ivi+ies of +he more +han ninefeen induslrial firms which are uni+ed as +he lndus+rial Division of +he Kenl' Chamber of Commerce. As individual indusiries, each is con+ribu+ing i+s share +o indusfrial progress and +he area's economy. A uni+ed group - pas'I' of +he Kenl' Area Chamber of Commerce - we are con+ribu+ing +o and helping shape +he Ken+ Area's growfh and development As individual firms, we s+rive1'o each be leaders in our fields. As a chamber indus1'rial division, we s+rive +o make Kenr a leader among ci+ies. Colonial Machine Co. . . . Commercial Press . . . Davey Compressor Co. . . . Davey Tree Experi' Co. . . . Ferry Machine Co. . . . Franklin Machine Co. . . . C-Evougler Indus+ries . . . Hamil+on Ken+ Manufac+uring Co. . . . Horning Builders Supply . . . Kenl' Sales Manu'Fac'I'uring Co. . . . Parker Hannifin Corp. . . . Sco++ Molders . . . AMETEK!Lamb Elecrric . . . Lamson and Sessions Co. . . . Shaw and Mercer, lnc. . . . Smi+hers-Oasis . . . Tompkins Corp. . . . Beverage Con1'rol. I32 N. Waier 673-3I2l Ke nl' Ha rdwa re BEST REGARDS To The Class of '74 Pain+s - Tools - Windowglass from Screen and Window Repair - Elecfric Houseware - Plumbing Supplies Speed Queen Appliances .500 S+. Clair Ken+, Ohio - 673- I Ol I ADH 92 K fx! Q WE BELIEVE YOU ARE A GCOD INVESTMENT IN THE FUTURE! of Our 125th Year of Continous Service. v5Z Richards Flowers Inc. 673-2044 3 I2 nr, '. Good Iuck +o +he Grads N. Manfua 'F K io rom enf, Oh ,' al: 4 Tl I :T 'N 1' 1 I I 1 ' .- IMI - ' , S- 1-:L .ezvif-?b'F1T f W 'I 'ww L-51'.!'l!n'v9 g W ,,,, .ns - 5-y .-sr: LP Say H' wiI'h FIowers PORTAGE CAB CO. Ken+, S'Iow 673-3 I 23 CongraI'uIa+ions from PLAZA DRIVE THRU Large seIec+ion of par+y goods. , Locaied on Cherry S+. 673-9376 Locally owned - Fully insured ' ADSXI 93 Under 'Ihe sign of +he Cai RUSS BAELI'S KENT LINCOLN-MERCURY INC. SALES SERVICE PARTS 1 CompIimen+s of gl E x PAINT AND BODY sHoP Kenl' Siaie is 3' ' n'f'f 'l :f:W Shorlf Long Term Leasing U n lV9I'Sl'I'Y Q, K1 IVI E III C U RY, , SQEQ - M----.1----Y-.fm . Daily - Weekly - Monfhly COU rse f QLINCOLN Renfals ' 'V I8 yrs old and over qualify 'I l R+. 59 Belween Ken? ' and Ravenna I080 W. Main S+. - Ken+, Ohio - 678- I 5 I 2 Complimenfs of Complimenls of KLINE 81 KAVALI, INC 1 Physicians and I Plumbing and Heafing Surgeons I30 S. Depeysfer Dr. WaI+er W. Lang b73-82I2 Dr. James J. Waugh Dr. Roberi' M. Dumm W E Dr. C. C. Voorhis Dr. A. Can cl IC I C y 1 I Compliments of E by im Im .ielnli W iq Q- .:.,.f.,Q 5. WllllllIlllIIIIIIIIIlI XX is I coMPuMeNrs or ' II! I lol 'I lj I ,, 'K LIN E ' s M A R K ET N egg' ar: 'ir ll -1 . 1 -, -'vs ' IIIV BROASTGEISHEIIICKEN N I5b Sou+h Wafer S+ree+ A Q I I 8' OPen 7 days a week S --Us ' mo STATE rr 59 o mn: PARKING 673 o' 0 F' I I 4: A AD!! 94 I yd AAN , . ff ,T A T I ! , 1' V, KENT COUNCIL, No. 1411 1, Ken+, 0111044240 Leon's Res+auran+ Lounge and Bar FINE FOODS AND PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE Banque1's, Parfies, Caferer I349 E. T5IIf'fI5d99 Ave- KENT STATE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT AI o ' Ohm 443 I0 KENT STATE UNIVERSITY Accommoda+es up +o I50 people Kegafjio U LYMAN CHEVROLET of 7 5' IO99 W. Main Ken+, Ohio MAGNAVOX CeIebra+ing our 4 I si' year TELEiLi:SHdZ - of Service +o +I1e Communify B'n 5'EiL1T n+s A FULL SERVICE CHEVROLET DEALER New and Used Cars and Trucks Par+s Music Boo s - Accessories Lessons Service Sa+isfac+ion I73 E. Main S+ree+ Ken'I', Ohio 4-4240 673-7I58 AD! 195 f fi gf 1 K 9 65 IK fin ,. mi' ' f f f 57 H X f fb X f f ,Q XR, Rx X J xr X 1 X- 'lx X WX! Q mis idx' Nh ex aw Q 93:1 .sg 5 l X sf We AN ix .1 'QA - -mi. 1'-r ,.,. Q SNES' S' 9 5 ' 3' 'J Q W 1-L' VI 'fb 127 CHERRY ST. KENT OHIO 44240 673-4134 -,,,, ,, ,, We're New . . . And We're 'Kicking I Off' A New Era Of Qualify Dry Cleaning I Ken+! Look. . . REAL ONE-HOUR SERVICE I is now available in Kenfl If you bring il' in a+ 9:00, you can pick il' up al I0:00 TRY US! I WE OFFER SPECIAL LOW PRICES I ON CHlLDREN'S CLOTHES, TOO! I I I NEW VETS QUALITY DRY CLEANERS I002 Franklin Ave. al' Elm S+., in Kenf ' The Brighlesl Spoi On Franklin Avenue we-zoos I I R. B. Sfrimple and Sons, Inc. Insurance-Real Esfale Porlage Coun+y's Complefe Fuel Oil Program '57 Scum Wder S+. 673-954' Mobil , , healing oil P f I Es+a blished I93 I 1' 7 I02E +Lake V??i1f'v,.,,-'I I 296-96 I a as 296-96:0 H art fgrd 95, I Ia y Mlsslmrs RESTAURANT I3 I 3 Wesl' Main 673-3306 H'aIian Foocl Beer - Wine - Cocklails 2 Banquel' Rooms Available AD! 'I 97 r Roosevell' Class Rings Rough Rider T-Shirfs and Swea+shir+s Cusiom Designed Shirls and JacIre'I's 'For individuals and groups LeH'ering and sfoclc design imprinfing done while-you-wail' I+ only +aIces a 'few minuiesl BOOKS - SUPPLIES STUDY AIDS vi MW STAT 242, QVSENT E Ulffv, I if ' ASX fr 'C' 0 gf 3 4. s IWCOIN sr. icuii- owe 9 Phone 673-4730 FIRST FEDERAL OF KENT . DU N KI N' H'lIm DoNuTs I I mu Hiaaasiiiliwl 5 ' I ' -fl- 1285 w. Main Q'I'I I!!Fl'El I'1:' 'T K I, Oh' Savings accounI's, Morigage Loans, Savings en Io CerI'i'FicaI'es 6784442 I57 Nor+h Wa'I'er S+. - 673-3438 N 'S orrsnmo evenvn-uno ron THE DANCE.SLl.gZaE11AgE AN:A?g5 1 BABY womc 0 TAP 0 BALLET 0 MARATH O N 2525125 EIQEZICFSZILROOM I fffgislfllvmigs Road Service SCH UUI. 0 24 hour lowing F N K L N UF 0 U-Haul DANCE l ' TVUCIK and Trailer Renhl 2 Locmons con YOUR convenience KENT FAIRLAWN MARATHUN 673-5796 673-5419 836-2141 503 S. Wafer S+. 160 N. WATER sr. 1723 SADDLEWOOD Av. ADH 98 l Chrysler-Plymoufh-Toyo+a DON JOSEPH, INC. S I I27 W. Main S+ K 1' Oh 673 2I00 EDDIE'S STAG BAR C mP'imen+S0f RESTAURANT JOHN H. CARSON JR. IDONAGHY DRUG, 227 Franklin Ave. Kent Ohio 44240 IOO W. Main Phone - 673-8873 673-5896 ADH 99 THE WILBUR COMPANY 554 S. Wa+er 673-5883 BEST WISHES TQ Class of '74 from 1'he HUBER AND WISE CO 7I6 N. Man+ua S+. 673-9546 WRIGHT HEATING 8: AIR t-' I I ' 4 ' I I CONDITIONING 0 ' Sales and Service ' Indusfrial ERNEST WRIGHT ' Commifcid' 4:8 N. Wm- s+. ' D0 'eS+'C Ken+, ohio 44240 ' Sheef MSI Phone 673-3507 ROY WALTERS SEWING MACH I NE INC. '6I4 N. Man+ua S+. Ken+, Ohio 673-79I6 Serving Por+age CounI'y Recipienfs For Over 20 Years Whife, Elna and Bernina Sewing Machines 'K Complimenfs of W. W. REED 8: SON Q Insurance and Real Es+a+e I4I E. Main S+. Kent Ohio The FuII Line Deparfmeni' Sfore Phone: 673-5838 Locafed Ifz mile eas+ of KSU -- Rou'I'e 59 AD! 200 CompIimen'I's of TWIN STAR LAN ES TIQESHHQANNAQIL 24 hrs. 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S ee .ll uu 1 ez? u 5 'Mf1 x mu me ron LEIRIIIIIG Exrznlsuess AD!2I3 PARENTS PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. James J. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Lee Havre Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Loughridge Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mrs. George H. Ward Mr. and Mrs. William R. Zimmerman A to Z Rental Banks Veterinary Clinic Campbell's Furniture Store Dr. R. L. Chellew Colonial Beauty Shop Colonial Pattern Company Mrs. Nancy Craven Roger F. DiPaolo Dick Lawrence Carpet Cleaning Dr. Emilio Ferrara Forest City Materials Company From a Friend Golden Flash Snack Bar Jerry L. Hayes Rich Helming, Contractor Hickman Jewelry John Hostler Dr. George F. Johnson Kent Jewelry Kent Landscaping Warren Kerrigan Dr. Ernest A. Mastroianni McVay Transfer and Storage PATRONS LISTING Milo Beauty and Barber Supply Myers Home Service Ralph Optes Portage Marble and Granite Quick Weld Shop Ray's Place R. C. Painting Rice's Sunoco Service Dr. Francis Rogers Dr. Amador Rasalan R. W. Martin and Sons Shaw and Mercer Simon's Sunoco Dr. Robert W. Stager Stahl's Bakery Dr. Robert M. Stevenson Stow-Kent Animal Hospital Twin Lakes Pro Shop Triangle Appliance Triangle Service Dr. V. B. Yahner Dr. Walter Yankovich Battaglia, Nick, Jr., 150 Brown Abdo, Noida, soph., 63, 64, 67, 69, 106, 1 33 Abner, Debbie, Soph., 133 ACTIVITIES, 18-27 ACTIVITIES BOARD, 85 Adamek, Mary, Soph., 63, 1 10, 1 1 1, 133, 140 Adamle, Mark, Soph., 101, 133 ADMINISTRATION, 40-41 Admire, Gloria, Soph., 133 Adolph, Tom, Sen., 13, 164 ADVERTISEMENTS, 188-215 Aguirre, Mindy, Jr., 60, 70, 149 Ahmadi, Morty, Sen., 180 Ake, Beth, Jr., 155, 202 Alestock, Pat, Jr., 67, 149 Alexander, Kay, Sen., 61, 77, 164 Alford, Robert, 45 Alipour, Carol, 47, 64 Allen, Cindy, Jr., 60, 77, 149 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE, 67 Amick, Pam, Jr., 149 Amick, Pris, Soph., 83, 133 Anastasio, Leo, Sen., 101 , 164 Anders, Donna, Sen., 82, 83, 88, 164 Anderson, Sharon, Soph., 133 Andes, Robert, 54 Andexler, Connie, Sen., 87, 164 Andexler, David, Soph., 1 1 1, 133 Apseloff, Roy, Soph., 123, 133, 146 Armstrong, Sylvia, 31 , 33, 41 Arn, Steve, Jr., 115, 126 Arnold, Todd, Jr., 128, 149, 150 ART SHOW, 32 Ash, Darlene, Sen., 208 Averett, Jeff, Jr., 73, 160 Ayers, Kathy, Jr., 105, 147, 149 Ayers, Tracy, Soph., 32, 133 Baird, Donna, Sen., 164 Baker, Frenesi, Jr., 149 Baker, Jann, Sen., 164 Baker, Norma, Sen., 89, 164 Bancroft, Patt, Soph., 79, 83, 133 BAND, 80-83 Barb, Debbie, Jr., 149 Barber, Jim, Sen., 164 Barber, Robyn, Sen., 95, 164 Barber, Tim, Jr., 101, 126, 149, 150 Barnes, Cindy, Jr., 5, 89, 106, 149 Barnes, Tom, Jr., 149 Barnhart, Ken, Jr., 126, 150 Baron, Julia, Jr., 33, 150 Barrett, John, Sen., 18, 19, 77, 101, 164 Barstow, Pat, Sen., 79, 133 BASEBALL, 126-127 BASKETBALL lGlRLSl, 110 BASKETBALL IBOYSI, J.V. 133, V. 1 14- 1 15 Battaglia, Susan, Soph., 133 Bauer, Vickie, Jr., 60, 150 Baughman, Cindy, Jr., 18, 19, 60, 73, 77, 150, 151 Baumgardner, Laura, Sen., 89 Baumgardner, Mike, Sen., 103 Beam, Christi, Sen., 86 Beam, Shelly, Sen., 87 Beavers, Doug, Soph., 133 Beck, Cheryl, Soph., 133 Beck, Michelle, Jr., 91 Beck, Renee, Sen., 77, 83, 164 216!lNDEX Beck, Verla, 43 Bell, Robin, Sen., 164 Bender, Pat, Sen., 164 Benedict, Fred, Jr., 101, 122, 123, 150 Benedict, Judy, Soph., 63, 79, 133 Beniamin, Wendy, 44 Bentley, Kim, Jr., 150 Bentley, Jon, Jr., 73 Berger, Karen, Soph., 61, 82, 133, 142 Bianchi, Joyce, Soph., 61, 79, 133 Biehl, Cindy, Jr., 90 Biggers, Charles, Soph., 82, 83, 133, 144 Biltz, Elizabeth, Soph., 79, 133 Bishop, Don, Soph., 101, 133 Bishop, Scott, Jr., 82, 83, 65, 150 Bishop, Sherry, Sen., 83, 164 Bissler, Bill, Soph., 133 Bissler, Pat, Jr., 83, 150 Black, Garry, 52 Bletso, Gina, Sen., 106, 162, 164 Bliler, Rlchard, Sen., 164 Blosser, Nancy, Soph., 79, 133 Boland, Don, Jr., 126, 150 Boland, Steve, Soph., 133 Bongiorno, Charlene, 50, 73, 74, 75 BOOSTER PRIVATE, 21 BOOSTERS, 60-61 Bordne, Sandy, Soph., 106, 133 Bowers, Betty, 47 Boyer, Scott, Jr., 10, 82, 83, 150 Boykin, Vickie, Sen., 95, 164 Boykin, Tim, Sen., 32, 73, 100, 101, 115, 164 Boyles, Becky, Soph., 1 33 Bozeman, Felice, Sen., 73, 85, 164 Bozica, Mike, Jr., 4, 150 Brady, William, 10, 24, 55, 88, 202 Brake, Barbara, Jr., 150 Brannon, Mary Jane, 54, 87 Brant, Brad, Jr., 150 Brauer, Albert, 48 Braxton, Eugene, Soph., 72, 101, 122, 123, 133 Braxton, Linda, Soph., 133 Braxton, Linda, Soph., 133 Braybo, Carol, Jr., 150 Breckenridge, Kim, Sen., 73, 74, 93, 165 Brill, Mark, Soph., 133 Brittsan, Becky, Jr., 60, 150 Broman, Rhoda, Soph., 134 Broman, Rus, Jr., 77 Broderick, Cindy, Jr., 106, 150 Brown Barbara, Sen., 33, 62, 64, 165 Brown, , Carla, Jr., 87 Brown, Donna, Jr., 90, 150 Brown, Jerry, 48 Brown, Penny, Soph., 63, 65, 85, 1 1 1, 134 , Robin, Soph., 125 Brugman, Martha, Jr., 15, 64 Brugnano, Debbie, Soph., 1 1 1, 134 Brunswick, Dan, Jr., 150 Brunswick, Jim, Soph., 134 Bruss, Douglas, Sen., 1 15, 126, 165, 197 Bryan, Jerry, Jr., 150 Buckley, Shannon, Jr., 1 13, 150 Buiack, Elizabeth, Sen., 18, 33, 85, 165 Burdick, R. Brian, Sen., 72, 165 Burgess, Killer, Soph., 134 Burnell, Polly, Sen., 30, 64, 84, 165, 177 Burnell, Sally, Jr., 62, 64, 69, 73, 151 , 205 Burnett, Gary, 53 Burnett, Randy, Soph., 134 Burns, William, 54 Burris, Anne, Sen., 62, 64, 77, 165 Burris, David, Jr., 15, 84, 151 Burris, Robert, 46 Butler, Becky, Soph., 63, 134 Byers, Heather, Soph., 71, 80, 134, 137 Byrne, Leslie, Jr., 62, 70, 151 Bytner, Janice, Jr., 86 Byttner, Diane, Sen., 33, 61, 77, 80, 97, 65, 165 Byttner, Sheri, Jr., 10, 21, 62, 151, 159, 208 Cackowski, JoAnne, Sen., 10, 60, 76, 165 Cain, John, Sen., 128, 117,165 Cain, Scott, Jr., 151 Campana, Mark, Soph., 101, 134 Campana, Thomas, 44, 102 Campbell, Dave, Jr., 151 Campbell, Lori A., Sen., 33, 61, 65, 75, 76, 82, 165 Caracciolo, Cindy, Soph., 67, 144 Caracciolo, Colleen A., Sen., 77, 165 Carden, Deanna, Soph., 63, 64, 79, 84, 134, 140 Carden, Karen, Jr., 91, 151 Cardinal, Christina Louise, Sen., 64, 65, 165, 167 Cardinal, Kenneth, 41 Carl, Robin, Sen., 10, 165 Carman, Mark, Sen., 93 Carman, Marsha, Soph., 134 Carpenter, Robin, Sen., 69, 71 , 165 Carson, Elizabeth Allyn, Sen., 162, 165 Carson, John, Jr., 151 Carter, Carl, 42 Carter, Libby, Jr., 60, 70, 151, 152 Casale, Dave, Soph., 134 Caskey, Karen L., Sen., 67, 165 Caudill, Denise, Sen., 85, 165 Chase, Catherine, Sen., 62, 83, 90, 151 Chase, Richard, Jr., 66, 71 , 72, 74, 151 Cheatwood, Linda, Sen., 165 Cheatwood, Ruth, Soph., 144 CHEERLEADERS, 64, 212 Cheges, Walt, Jr., 93 Chellew, Roger, Jr., 74, 151 Chesnutt, Sally, Sen., 31 , 62, 70, 76, 106, 107, 162, 167 CHILD CARE, 5, 11, 89 CHOIR, 77-79, 32 Christensen, Ken, Jr., 151 Clapp, LuAnne, Jr., 60, 62, 64, 65, 151 Clark, Beth, Sen., 87, 166 . Clark, Lea Ann, Soph., 79, 134 Clark, Thomis, Soph., 134 Clark, Tim, Sen., 31, 103,104, 123, 128, 166 Clinton, Marilyn, Sen., 62, 106, 125, 151, 166, 177 Cobett, Jim, Soph., 134 Cochran, Doug, Jr., 151 C.O.E., 95 Coiner, Ruth, Sen., 166 Coit, Shirley, 54, 1 10 Coke, Ed, Soph., 70, 134 Collier, Chris, Jr., 151 COLONEL, 73 Condos, Marco, Jr., 151 68, 1 35 Cone, Robert, 44 Conery, Dave, Soph., 135 Cook, Jeff, Sen., 101, 115, 166 Cook, Jim, 93, 141 Cooper, Crystal, Jr., 91 Cooper, Curtis, Sen., 166 Cooper, Shawn, Sen., 101, 166 Cooperrider, Julie, Soph., 22, 23, 64, 69, Cobitt, Mike, Jr., 151 Corcoran, Ken, Jr., 151 COSMETOLOGY, 87 Cotton, Steve, Soph., 1 35 Courtois, Charon, Jr., 152 Cowan, Lynn, Jr., 152 Cox, Louvina, Sen., 94, 166 Cox, William, 33, 41, 97 ' Coy, Cheri, Jr., 94 Craven, Linda Lee, Sen., 77, 96, 97 Craven, Megan Lynn, Sen., 77, 83, 162, 166 Craven, Tina, Jr., 80, 152 Crock, Sadie, Sen., 6, 166, 179 Crocker, Toby, Jr., 100, 101 , 152 Crosby, Mike, Jr., 1 17, 136, 152 CROSS COUNTRY IBOYSI, 13, 102-105 CROSS COUNTRY IGIRLSJ, 106 Crowley, Debbie, Soph., 72, 83, 135 Culbertson, Rick, Sen., 97, 166 Curfman, Ken, Jr., 5, 152 Dahl, Dan, Soph., 15, 68, 69, 135 Damanic, Beth, Soph., 61, 63, 111, 135 Damron, Sandy, Soph., 135 Dankowski, Amy, 47, 67 Darrah, Luke, Soph., 1 13 Davey, Earl, Soph., 135 Davis, Maiorie, 50 Davis, Richard, Soph., 92 Dawson, Jerry, Sen., 152 D.C.T., 92 D.E.C.A., 96-97 DeCapito, Cathy, Sen., 95, 166 DeCapito, Cindy, Sen., 95, 166 DeCastro, Mark, Sen., 166 Decker, Becky, Soph., 79, 1 35 Decker, Janice, Sen., 166 Deevers, Chris, 55 Deffenbaugh, Ron, Soph., 135 Deluke, Kurt, Soph., 135 Denning, Don, Jr., 135 Dennis, Connie, 43 Dennis, Deborah, Sen., 20, 32, 68, 69, 77, 166 Dennis, Mark, Jr., 117, 126, 151 DENTAL CLUB, 88 DeWeese, Connie, Jr., 94, 152 DeWitt, Dan, Sen., 166 DHO, 86, 3 DiBiase, Rick, Soph., 101, 135 Diezman, Jane, Jr., 60, 62, 90, 1 1 1, 152 Dilley, Cindy, Soph., 106 Dilley, Ron, Jr., 3, 116-118, 148, 152 DiLoreto, Tony, Sen., 166 Diltz, Sue, Soph., 80, 84, 135, 177 DiMauro, Carole, Sen., 62, 166 Dimit, Tom, Soph., 135 Dineen, Margot, Sen., 167 Dinehart, Bob, Jr., 67, 152 DiPaolo, Linda, Sen., 65, 74, 76, 77, 79, 191, 167 Diss, Michelle, Soph., 134 Dix, Kris, Jr., 60, 62, 65, 70, 111, 152 Dodds, Paula, Sen., 167 Dodds, William, Jr., 152 Doolittle, Dave, Sen., 92 Dorricott, Tom, Jr., 152 DRAMA GUILD, 22-23, 69 DRAMA PRESENTATIONS, 22-23, 26-27, 69 Dressel, Richard, Sen., 167 Drewette, Linda, Jr., 91, 152 Drewette, Myra, Jr., 152 Drongowski, Ann, Jr., 152 Drum, Jim, Jr., 152 Dudgeon, Kathryn, Sen., 167 Duelly, Susie, Soph., 135 Duive, Ingrid, Soph., 79, 135 Dundon, Richard, Sen., 167 Dunham, Bill, Jr., 167 Dunn, Cindy, Sen., 167 Dunn, Jeff, Sen., 167 Dunn, Peter, Soph., 101, 135 Dunn, Tom, Jr., 93 Durakowski, Helena, Soph., 135 Durakowski, Tina, Soph., 69, 72, 1 11, 135, 1 10 Eckel, Jeff, Soph., 84, 108, 136, 139 Eckel, Jenny, Soph., 15, 18, 61, 63, 64, 71, 84,136,137 Edwards, Arthur, 57, 128 Eichler, Richard, Sen., 77, 92, 167 Eigsti, Jean, Soph., 152 Elia, Jeff, Sen., 92 Elliot, Marlene, Jr., 152 Elson, Pam, Jr., 60, 62, 70, 152 Emerson, Bruce, Jr., 152 Engleman, Frank, 47 Ennis, Mary Louise, Sen., 21-23, 30, 61, 64, 65, 68, 77, 168 Enrick, Bob, Soph., 136 Erdman, Vicki, Jr., 152 Evans, Scott, Jr., 152 EVENTS, 18-27 FACULTY, 40, 42-57 Falso, Merry Jo, Soph., 64, 136 Falstad, Debbe, Jr., 77, 80, 152 Falstad, Gay, Sen., 87, 166 Fergason, Teresa, Jr., 83, 153 Ferrara, Dr. E., 41 Ferrara, Ralph A., Sen., 23, 69, 168 Ferrerio, Cindy, Jr., 86 Ferry, Linda, Jr., 24, 60, 84, 152 Fertig, Ron, Soph., 136, 1 18 Fertig, Tom, Soph., 101, 117,136 Ficher, Laura, Soph., 136 Fitcher, Carolyn, Sen., 65, 77, 168 FIELD HOCKEY, 3, 106, 107 Filomena, Joe, Sen., 168 Finn, Laurie, Jr., 153 Fisher, Harriet, 43 Fisher, Laurel, Jr., 91 Fisher, Mary Jo, Sen., 168 Fitts, Lori Leigh, Sen., 33, 64, 65, 67, 69, 168 A Flogge, Nancy, Jr., 65, 70, 153, 158 Floyd, Sharyn Ann, Sen., 91, 95, 168 Flynn, Elizabeth Ann, Sen., 61, 89, 168 Flynn, Mary, Soph., 61, 146 Folk, Jeff, Jr., 152 Follin, Ann, Sen., 70, 71 , 77, 168, 187 FOOTBALL, 2, 98-103 Foote, Carol, Soph., 136 Foote, Jim, Jr., 108, 128, 152 Fortin, Joe, Jr., 126, 152 Fortin, Rich, Jr., 152 Foster,-Dorothy, Jr., 86, 152 Fowler, Belinda, Sen., 168, 208 Fozouni, Amir A., Sen., 20, 76, 77, 101, 163, 168, 180 Fraatz, Jlia, Sen., 77, 168 Frank, Ron, Soph., 67, 77, 108, 136 Freeman, Jenny, Soph., 21, 61, 64, 70, 136 Freeman, Tom, Jr., 152 FRENCH CLUB, 64 Fulton, Diane, Soph., 15, 20, 63, 64, 70, 1 1 1, 132, 1 36 G.A.A., 62-63 Gallichio, David, Soph., 136 Gallichio , Janet, Soph., 79, 136 Gambee, Cecilia, Soph., 136 Gardner, Gary, Soph., 136 Gardner, Kevin Lee, Sen., 12, 20, 24, 33, 65, 68, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 84, 168, 177, 189, 196 Gardner, Laurie, Sen., 65, 66, 68, 69, 72, 77, 80, 168 Garrett, Cara, Jr., 3, 62, 73, 160, 163 Garrett, Susan, Jr., 73, 74, 81, 149, 153, 202 Garrison, Beth, Soph., 70, 77, 153 Garrison, Jon, Sen., 22, 23, 33, 65, 68, 69, 168 Garro, Mike, Jr., Jr., 29, 153 Gates, Darlene, Soph., 137 Gawur, Luba, Jr., 79, 153 Gates, Darlene, Soph., 137 Gebhardt, Steve, Jr., 65, 73, 108, 126, 128, 153 Gemberling, Deb, Jr., 153 Gemberling, Keith, Soph., 137 George, Steve, Sen., 3, 21, 65, 76, 77, 101, 115, 128, 197 GERMAN CLUB, 67 Gessford, Ken, 12, 49, 70, 71 , 202, 223 Gfell, Donald, 33, 46 Gibson, Scott, Sen., 168 Gilbertson, Loni, Jr., 1 1, 153 Gilcrest, Carl, 41 Gilcrest, Jean, 40 Gless, Dave, Soph., 72, 137 Gless, Paul, Sen., 169 Glynn, Kathleen, 54 Goff, Brian, Soph., 1 37 Goff, Lynne, Jr., 153 Golden, Kathy, Soph., 64, 65, 153 Golding, Kirk, Soph., 137 Goldthwaite, Mark, Soph., 133, 137 GOLF, 129 Gontero, Mary, Jr., 70, 153 Gontero, Vick, Soph., 136, 142 Goodyear, Don, Soph., 137 Grad, Alan, Soph., 83, 137 GRADUATION, 34-37 Graham, Dave, Soph., 137 Graham, Debra J., Sen., 73, 110, 168 Graham, Susan, Jr., 62, 153 Gray, Shelley, Soph., 64, 137 Green, Dora, Jr., 86, 161 Greenwood, Gary, Soph., 1 37 Gregory, Carrie, Soph., 138 Griffin, Jolie N., Sen., 62, 64, 65, 67, 74, 75, 76, 106, 107, 168, 170 INDEXX217 Griggy, Thomas, 53, 1 18 Grimm, Donna, Jr., 94, 153 Grinnell, Vivian, Soph., 138, 147 Grosse, David, 45, 102 Guest, Lee, 54, 94 Gunyula, John, 40 Gupta, Veena, Jr., 153 Gynn, David, 55 Habowski, Jeanine, Soph., 138 Hager, Betty, Jr., 153 Halachoff, Dave, Soph., 138 Hall, Allison, Jr., 153 , Hall, Gary, Sen., 93, 117, 169 Hall, Larry, Jr., 77, 78, 128, 153 Hamilton, Anne, Jr., 153 Hamilton, Ora, Soph., 138 Hamilton, Philip C., Sen., 73 Hamric, Jim, Jr., 153 Hanlin, Kim, Soph., 138 Hansen, Cindi, Jr., 153 Hansen, Mike, Jr., 153 Hanson, Denise, Sen., 31, 77, 65, 168, 169 Hansford, Deb, Jr., 63, 86, 153 Hansford, Diana, Soph., 79, 84, 138 Harbaugh, Dan, Soph., 77, 101, 138 Hardesty, Amy, Soph., 72, 79, 80, 138 Hardesty, Beverly, Sen., 77, 169 Harder, Brian, Jr., 93 Hardman, Montie, Soph., 138 Hardy, Marlen, 33, 41 Harmon, Ramon, 46 Harrison, Janet, Soph., 138 Hart, Ginny, Jr., 63, 67, 153, 161 Hart, Jay, Jr., 67, 126, 128, 153 Hart, Margie, Sen., 169 Hart, Mark, Jr., 153 Hart, Vic, Soph., 6, 101 , 138 Hashman, Carla, Soph., 66, 79, 138 Haskin, Mark, Sen., 20, 26, 27, 31, 33, 65, 68, 70, 76, 77, 78, 82, 83, 84, 102, 128, 169 Haskin, Sherry, Soph., 61, 63, 82, 83, 85, 1 1 1, 138 Hawkins, Carmen, Sen., 169 Hawkins, Dan, Jr., 101, 115 Hawkins, Patty, Jr., 153 Hawkins, Vickie, Jr., 153 Havre, Deborah, Sen., 16, 62, 65, 1 10, 169 Hayes, Beth, Soph., 138 Hayes, Virgil, Soph., 138 Hayhurst, Kim, Jr., 153 Heddens, Chris, Sen., 62, 65, 71 , 160, 169 Hegedus, Joan, Jr., 90, 153 Helsel, Dennsi, Sen., 169 Hemp, Kenneth, Jr., 153 Hendrick, Dave, Soph., 138 Hendricks, George, Jr., 67, 82, 83, 153 Henry, Karla, Soph., 138 Henry, Kevin, Soph., 21, 71, 138, 140 Henry, Shelly, Jr., 153 Hensel, Kay, 44 Hensel, Rob, Sen., 23, 66, 68, 69, 162, 169 Hensley, Carolyn, Sen., 87, 169 Herman, Susie, Sen., 97, 169 Herskowitz, Lynn, Sen., 97 Herrick, Jim, Soph., 138 Hetrick, Ann Kathryn, Sen., 62, 65, 80, 218!lNDEX 'l 81, 169 Hetrick, Bill, Soph., 138 Hill, Kathia L., Sen., 12, 26, 27, 68, 69, 77, 1 1 1, 169 Hill, Tyler, 12, 28, 57 Hintz, Laura Lee, Sen., 62, 110, 169 Hissem, Mary Kay, Jr., 154 Hoefler, Randy, Jr., 21, 70, 82, 83, 154, 159, 163 Hohman, Beth, Sen., 3, 21, 33, 62, 65, 77,106,110,111,169,183 Hollinger, Jackie, 42 HOME EC CLUB, 66 HOMECOMING, 18-19 Homer, Mary Beth, Sen., 169 Honess, Ruth, 15, 49 Horne, Bill, 97 Horner, Mark, Soph., 108, 128, 139, 154 Horning, David, Soph., 101, 122, 123, 128, 138 Hornyak, Mike, 2, 47, 71 , 72 Hosta, Luann, 52 Hostler, Dave, Jr., 1 1 1, 154 Houck, Ron, Jr., 154 Hovey, Connie, Sen., 169 Howell, Dave, Jr., 108, 128, 154 Hughes, David, Sen., 111, 154 Hughes, Ted, Soph., 138 Hull, Jeff, Jr., 108 Hull, Russell, 3, 51,118 Humbert, Steve, Soph., 138 Hunger, Chuck, Sen., 21, 115, 169, 179 Hunger, Tom, Soph., 69, 138, 146 Hursell, Cheryl, Jr., 72, 154 Huth, Mike, Jr., 73, 115, 126, 127, 128, 76, 154 Hyre, Karen, Jr., 91, 154 lhle, Diane, Jr., 33, 62, 106 ICE HOCKEY, 111 Ink, Robert, Jr., 82, 83, 101, 154 I.O.E., 90-91, 94 Jackson, Sara, Sen., 170 Jacobs, Beth, Soph., 79, 138 Jacobs, Doug, Soph., 138 Jacobs, Jan, Jr., 60, 71 , 72, 154 Jacobs, Steve, Sen., 103, 105, 170 Jacobs, Vincent, Sen., 1 70 Jacobs, Yvonne, Sen., 83, 170 James, Jeff, Sen., 71, 101, 126, 128, 170 James, Jill, Jr., 106, 107, 154 James, Robin, Jr., 94 Jarrett, Bob, Sen., 170 Jeffers, Brad, Soph., 1 17, 138 Jenkins, Bill, Jr., 154 Jennings, Jan, Soph., 67, 83, 136, 138 Jobe, Kathi, Jr., 60, 90, 154 Johnson, Bekcy, Jr., 80, 154 Johnson, Beth E., Sen., 27, 33, 60, 62, 66, 68, 70, 170 Johnson, Paul, Jr., 65, 67, 101,128,154 Johnson, Terrill, 33, 52 Johnson, Todd, Soph., 108, 138 Johnston, Bill, Soph., 108, 138 Jones, Brian, Sen., 65, 170 Jones, Danni, Sen., 7, 73, 163, 170, 204 Jones, Dennis, Jr., 154 Jones, Jon, Jr., 154 Jones, Luther, Soph., 10, 101, 1 13 Jones, Marilyn, 53 Jones, Mike, Sen., 170 Jones, Norma, Soph., 79 Jones, Randy, Sen., 92, 171 Joy, Dan,Jr., 101,117,154 Joy, Fred, Sen., 171 JUNIORS, 148-161 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM, 28-29 Kaminski, Kae Lyn, Sen., 77, 171 Kegley, Sheri, Jr., 60, 62, 106, 1 11, 152, 154 Keim, Gary, Jr., 93, 103, 104, 105, 128, 154 Keim, Mary, Jr., 91, 154 Keith, Marsha, Jr., 65, 106, 110, 1 1 1, 154 Keller, Kevin, Soph., 139 Kerrigan, Carhy, Jr., 88 Kim, Myung Mi, Soph., 139, 146 King, Linda, 55 Kirkland, Bob, Soph., 139 Kirkland, Rose Ellen, Jr., 91, 154 Kise, Carol, Sen., 171 Kise, Wendy, Soph., 72, 139 Kish, Karen, Soph., 79, 139 Kitner, Kathi, Soph., 72, 139 Kline Kline, Kline Kline Kline Kline Kline Charles, 55 Gerald, Soph., 139, 140 Leo- Soph. 139 ,Maifk, sopl., 101, 139, 140 , Mary, Jr., 66, 153, 154 Pul,Sen., 101,171 Ray- Soph- Soph. 101 123, 139 Kment, Von, Soph., 82, 83, 139 Knapp, Mike, Jr., 93 Knapp, Mike, Jr., 93 Kneale, Michael, 33, 40, 222-223 Konopitski, Joy, Jr., 94, 1 1 1, 143 Konopitski, Kathy, Soph., 63, 69, 1 12, 139 Kordinak, Pat, Sen., 30, 1 11, 171 Korllos, Chris, Jr., 10, 92, 154 Kothera, Michelann, Sen., 61, 62, 71 , 77 Kousaie, Frank, Jr., 154 Kozsely, Kathy, Jr., 154 Kozsely, Marianne, Soph., 72, 139 Krause, Bob, Jr., 103, 105, 134 Krause, Cathy, Soph., 79, 104, 139, 147 Krause, Susan, Soph., 79, 139 Krausman, Janine, Soph., 139 Kriss, Kathie, 45, 1 1 1 Krupansky, Deb, Sen., 171 Krutz, Deb, Jr., 65, 77, 111, 155 Kurtz, Jim, Jr., 75, 126, 128, 155 Kuss, Gail, 56, 71 , 90 Kyser, Carol, Soph., 138 Kyser, Jeanne, Jr., 155 Labaietto, Diane, Sen., 171 Labeietta, Wiilliam, Soph., 139 Lackney, Lilah Michelle, Jr., 60, 62, 65, 73, 1 1 1, 155 Lacy, John, Jr., 93 Laflin, Gordon, Sen., 111, 171 Lane, Doug, Soph., 139 Laney, Karen Jean, Sen., 87, 171 Lang, John, Sen., 92 Lansinger, Bob, Soph., 72, 101, 139 Lansinger, Kristin, Soph., 79, 139 Lansinger, Judy, Sen., 95, 171 Llantz, Bonny, Soph., 140 Laughton, Frank, Soph., 140 Laurie, Dave, Jr., 66, 67, 78, 155 Lauterer, Pat, Soph., 140 Lawrence, Ed E., Jr., 155 Lawrence, Larry, Jr., 155 Lebo, Andrew, 57, 1 1 1 Lee, Andrea B., Jr., 86, 155 Lehman, Daryl, Sen., 171 Lehnert, Beth, Sen., 62, 77, 106, 171 LeMaster, Dave, Jr., 155 Lenard, Carol, 57 Lengacher, Tom, Jr., 67, 77, 78, 155 Leslie, Steve, Jr., 108, 128, 152, 155 Lewis, Patti, Soph., 140 LIBRARY STAFF, 42 Lilley, Jon, Soph., 70, 140 Lilly, John, Sen., 171 Linville, Linda, Soph., 140 Litsinger, Deb, Sen., 171 Litwack, Kim, Soph., 21, 63, 64, 69, 71, 155 Lofland, Gay, Jr., 83, 155 Lofland, Holly, Soph., 83, 141 Long, Lorrey, Jr., 60, 62, 65,111, 155 Lorenzine, Sharon, Sen., 88, 171 Loughridge, Gregg, Sen., 13, 19, 20, 22, 23, 26, 27, 30, 65, 66, 68, 69, 70, 72, 77, 171 Loughry, Cheryl Annette, Sen., 92, 171 Loughry, Howard, Jr., 75, 103, 165 Lovell, John, Jr., 108, 155 Lovell, Martin, Sen., 171 Lovell, Mary Ann, 43 Lowe, Ricky, Sen., 101 , 163, 172 Lucas, Beckie, Soph., 62, 72, 141 Lucas, Charles, 50, 130 Lucht, David, Jr., 65, 77, 155 Lucia, Pete, Jr., 155 Lude, Jill, Sen., 60, 61, 172, 140 Ludick, Glen, 46, 202 Ludick, Megan, 7, 74, 172 Ludick, Paul, Jr., 7, 108, 155 Ludick, Tara Leigh, Sen., 64, 65, 83, 172 Lukacena, Michelle, Sen., 77, 172 Lukidis, Peter, Soph., 22, 64, 67, 68, 71, 141 Lux, Dan, Soph., 18, 25, 108, 141, 148 Martin, Timothy, Sen., 83, 172 Martyniuk, John, Jr., 65, 72, 103, 104, 128, 155 Mastroianni, Mariio, Soph., 141 Mauck, Patti, Jr., 155 Maxfield, Lynda, Sen., 155 Maynard, JoAnn, 42 McBride, Sue, Soph., 83, 141 McBride, Terry, Soph., 101, 142 McEIhone, Britt, Sen., 172 McGowan, Bob, Jr., 73, 76, 145 McGraw, Debbie, Jr., 106 McKey, Lionel, Jr., 1 1 McKinney, Molly Ann, Sen., 30, 33, 61, 63, 64, 65, 73, 77,172, 179 McMillan, Jace, Jr., 141 McVoy, Colleen, 43 Melchiori, Debbie, Jr., 90, 155 Meluch, Paula, Jr., 91, 155 Meredith, Marlene Marcel, Sen., 89, 172 Merrill, Bekcy, Soph., 64, 73, 141 Messino, Susan, Sen., 61, 65, 66, 67, 178 Mest, Rodney, Jr., 94, 155 Mest, Ron, Sen., 155 Michel, LouAnne, Jr., 75, 86, 111, 155 Michel, Mary Anne, Soph., 63, 78, 141 Michel, Mary, Sen., 18, 20, 26, 37, 61, 65, 68, 69, 77, 78, 81 , 172 Mileski, Becky, Sen., 92, 172 Mileski, Donna, 42 Miller, Alan E., Sen., 116, 117, 118,172 Miller, David, Sen., 97, 172 Miller, Kel, Jr., 65, 72, 73, 76, 126, 156 Miller, Kristy, Sen., 91, 173 Miller, Vanita, Soph., 79, 141 Milliken, John, Jr., 156 Mills, Ralph W., Soph., 141 Milton, Eddie, Jr., 2, 101, 102, 156 Mims, John, Jr., 156 Mitchell, Naida, 55, 89 Mittiga, Dominic, 56 Mittiga, Jess, Jr., 113, 128, 156 Mittiga, Mary, Jr., 156 Lyle, Aimee, Sen., 172 Mace, Debra, Sen., 148 MacEwan, Brian, Soph., 77, 141 MacEwan, Kathleen, Sen., 63, 71, 75,A76, 77,107,110,111,163,172,179, 183 Madden, Mark, Jr., 83, 155 Madden, Tom, Soph., 141 Maddox, James, Sen., 1 15, 172 Madey, Daryl, Sen., 20, 61, 71, 77, 84, 172 Madey, Rick, Jr., 111, 155 Maffett, Annette Marie, Sen., 85, 172, 183 Magilavy, Chuck, Sen., 127, 172 Malandro, Rosemary, Soph., 20, 63, 69, 71, 141 Manasco, Bob, Jr., 101, 128, 155 Mandalari, Julie Ann, Sen., 3, 33, 61, 65, 81 , 172 Mandalari, Jean, Jr., 24, 28, 60, 80, 65, 84, 155, 156 Mandalari, Mary, Jr., 60, 155 Marker, Chris, Soph., 83, 141 Markley, Dale, Jr., 83 Marshlal, Scott, Jr., 82, 83, 155 Martin, Shawn, Soph., 1 1 1, 141 Martin, Terri, Soph., 141 Moekle , Cindy, Jr., 94, 156 Moekle, Moffatt, Richard, Sen., 173 Debra, Sen., 173 Moledor, Carl, Soph., 32, 100, 141, 160 Moll, Edward, Sen., 92, 126, 173 Molner, David, Sen., 7, 33, 70, 71, 101, 128, 173, 183 Moor, Dan, Soph., 141 Moore, Jay L., Sen., 26, 65, 68, 69, 77, 79,103,122,128,163,173 Moore, Mary Beth, Jr., 62, 65, 89, 110, 1 1 1, 156, 158 Moore, Joan, Sen., 61, 62, 65, 68, 69, 77, 106, 167, 173 Moore, Tom, Jr., 72, 146, 158 Moore, Vicki, Soph., 141 Moran, Brenda, Jr., 86, 156 Moreland, Keith, Jr., 156 Morgan, Bill, Soph., 141 Morgan, Jerrel, 32, 49, 80, 82, 83, 205 Mooris, Carolyn, Sen., 89 Morrow, Tom, Jr., 20, 156 Moss, Ronald, 24, 48, 84 Mosser, Christnee, Jr., 156 Mosher, Patricia, Sen., 173 Mowen, Patt, Sen., 18, 19, 60, 64, 173, 212 Moyseenko, Jim, Soph., 141 Moyseenko, Linda, Sen., 33, 64, 65, 66, 17 3 Moyseenko, Sylvester, Soph., 1 13, 141, 142 Mulenix, Cal, Jr., 128, 138, 156 Mulla, Neidat, Soph., 71, 142 Mulla, Omar, Jr., 72, 73, 156 Muncy, Wendy, Jr., 60, 81 , 148, 152, 156 Murphy, Matt, Soph., 66, 142 Myers, Diane, 57, 60, 88 Myers, Gary, Jr., 156, 1 1 1 Myers, James, 41 Myers, Jenny, Soph., 69, 72, 1 10, 1 1 1, 132, 142 Myers, Jim, Jr., 101, 156 Myers, Kris, Jr., 60, 65, 148, 156 Myers, Mary, Soph., 72, 73, 106, 142 Myers, Randy, Soph., 142 Nagy, Cindy, Soph., 142 Nash, Bob, Sen., 173 Nash, Jeri, Jr., 62, 81,110, 77,111,125 156 Nash, Jodi, Sen., 81 , 173 Nash, Pat, Soph., 142 Nash, William, 41 Natcher, Jeff, Jr., 156 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, 65 NATIONAL THESPIANS, 68 Nedel, Greg, Soph., 142 Neff, Karen, Jr., 156, 60, 77 Neff, Sandi, Sen., 95, 173 Neff, Steve, Sen., 173, 97 Newcomb, Scott, Jr., 156 Newcomer, Dave, Soph., 142 Newton, Derk, Sen., 173 Nichols, Jan, Jr., 65, 67, 68, 69, 156 Nichols, Peggy, 53 Noble, Bernie, Jr., 101, 156 North, Janice, Soph., 122 Nye, John, 52, 113 Oakum, Allen, 42 Osborne, Jim, Soph., 142 O'Shields, Huey, Sen., 173 Overfield, Gary, Soph., 142 Overholt, Bob, Jr., 101 Oberholtzer, Brian, Jr., 156 ORGANIZATIONS, 60-95, 128 Page, Nan, Soph., 63, 69, 70, 106, 142 Pahl, Julie, Sen., 22, 23, 13, 162, 173 Palcho, Sonya, 55, 86 Palen, Laura, Jr., 60, 73, 81 , 156 Paradis, Lynn, Sen., 88, 173, 177 Parrish, Randy, Soph., 101, 1 13, 142 Paskert, Philip Paul, Sen., 23, 173, 96, 97 Patitsas, Chris, Soph., 67, 108, 142 Paton, Robert, 41 Patterson, Fred, 49 Patterson, Rebecca Lynn, Sen., 3, 65, 106, 107, 173 Paulus, Judy, Sen., 33, 61, 65, 70, 73, 76,170, 174,175 Pavesich, Paul, Soph., 142 Peck, Greg, Jr., 103, 104, 156 Peck, Jeff, Jr., 103 Pees, Vernon, 48 Peoples, Kevin, Jr., 142 Perez, Robert, Jr., 156 Perry, Gail, Sen., 174 Perry, Mark, Soph., 83, 142 Petrella, Mike, Jr., 100, 101, 1 15, 156 lNDEX!219 Pfeiffer, Richard, 56, 96, 97 Philips, Jim, Jr., 67, 156, 126 Phillips, Becky, Jr., 94 Phillips, Susan, Jr., 83, 156 Plendl, Beckie, Jr., 156 Poots, Mark, Jr., 75 Porter, Kevin, Jr., 156 Porter, Terry, Jr., 60, 81, 157 Powell, Jeff, Soph., 142 Prichard, Cindy, Jr., 62, 67, 157 Prince, Judy, Sen., 62, 67, 157, 174 Prisby, John, Sen., I 15, 174, 31, 122 Prochnow, Heidi Sue, Sen., 20, 61, 62, 65, 69, 85, 68, 111, 174, 77 Prochnow, Tom, Soph., 26, 67, 68, 69, 108, 109, 142 Purtill, James, Sen., 101 Pusker, Steve, Soph., 82, 83, 142 Quier, Greg, Sen., 174, 77 Quier, Kristi, Jr., 157, 28 QUILL AND SCROLL, 76 RADIOTHON, 24, 25, 84 Rae, Bill, Jr., 13, 22, 23, 66, 68, 69, 73, 74, 150, 157, 207 Rae, Hallie, Soph., 61, 72, 142 Rae, Jack, Sen., 101, 128, 174 Rae, Janet'Dee, Sen., 64, 174 Ragan, Bob, Jr., 157 Raiadurai, Hyacinth, Soph., 64, 79, 142 Rainsberger, Maria, Soph., 142 Rakos, Dave, Soph., 73, 126, 142 Ramicone, Val, Jr., 91, 157 Randall, Ronald, 46 Rashley, Ann, Soph., 79, 142 Rastetter, Pat, Jr., 90, 157 Rastetter, Steve, Soph., 101, 142 Ray, Tom, Sen., 174 Raymond, Mary, 44 Raymond, Richard, Soph., 103, 142 Recznik, Kathleen, Soph., 83, 143 Reed, Sue, Soph., 83, 143 Reeves, Robyn, Jr., 19, 62, 70, 111, 156 Reichenbach, Paul, Jr., 157 Reid, Rebecca, 33, 40 Reinker, Len E., Sen., 74, 163, 174, 183 Renyolds, Cynthia, Sen., 174 Kettig, Matthias, 56, 92 Reuss, Craig, 108 Revels, Bruce, Sen., 174 Rhinehart, Dwayne, Jr., 93 Rhinehart, Darlene, Sen., 174 Rhinehart, Gail, Soph., 143 Rhoads, Cynthia, Sen., 69, 74, 174, 77 Rhoads, John, Sen., 77, 101, 174 Rhodes, Cindi, Soph., 66, 143 Rhodes, James, Soph., 143 Rhodes, Jeff, Jr., 109 Rhodes, Mark, Soph., 101, 113, 143 Rhodes, Mike, Jr., 65, 82, 83, 157 Rhodes, Wilma, Soph., 143 Ricci, Alex J., Sen., 20, 33, 65, 1 15, 128 174, 197 Ricciardi, Joe, Jr., 148 Ricciardi, Nicolette, Sen., 87, 174 Richard, Bonnie, Soph., 79, 143 Richards, Dick, Sen., 174 RIDERETTES, 80-83 Ridinger, Mike, Jr., 157 Ridinger, Richard, Sen., 21, 30, 66, 68, 82, 83, 126, 128, 174 Riedthaler, Janette, 51 220!INDEX Rieth, Mary, 51 Riggie, Tom, 74, 97, 174 Rinier, Kathy, Sen., 33, 65, 68, 77, 106, 107, 175 Ritenour, Cynthia, Jr. Rittichier, Gary, 53 Roberts, Dee Dee, Jr., 157 Roberts, Kathy, Jr., 60, 62, 64, 65, 157 Roberts, Rebecca Lynn, Sen., 23, 61, 68, 76, 77, 175 Roberts, Richard, 23, 50 Roberts, Sandy, Sen., 183 Robertson, Mark, Sen., 175 Rogers, Arthur, Sen., 175 Rogers, Dave, Sen., 175 Rogers, Gene, Sen., 175 Rogers, Pat, Sen., 97, 175 Rogers, Susan, Sen., 22, 69, 68, 65, 175 Rolliff, Darrell, Sen., 182 Rose, Grant, 48 Ross, Jacquelyn, Sen., 33, 66, 67, 69, 65, 76, 182 Roszkowski, Christine, Sen., 18, 19, 61, 64, 182, 212 Roszkowski, Lori, Jr., 60, 74, 158 Rogalsky, Pam, Sen., 68, 175, 77 ROUGH RIDER, 74, 75 Ruch, Steve, Soph., 82, 83, 143 Ruggiero, Pat, Jr., 60, 64, 158 Rumiser, Clark, Soph., 143 Rush, Jerilynn, Soph., 66, 83, 143 Russell, Shirley, Soph., 63, 104, 1 10, 143, 147 Rybak, William, Soph., 101, 143 Saalberg, Julie, Sen., 92, 175 Sachs, Martin, Jr., 158 Salerno, Mark, Soph., 72, 1 1 1, 143 Salisbury, Diane, Soph., 79 Saltzman, Jeff, Soph., 70, 77, 143 Sander, Dirk, Jr., 158 Sandmann, William, 56, 93 Sarver, Cheryl, Sen., 176 Sarver, David, Soph., 101, 143 Sarvey, LuAnne, Soph., 143 Sattler, Jean, Soph., 143 Saxe, Ed, Soph., 143 Scales, Gayle, Jr., 91 Scales, Steve, Sen., 175 Scalf, Doug, Soph., 143 Scalf, Lynn M., Sen., 175 Schaffer, Steve, Jr., 82, 38, 126, 158 Schaffer, Robert L., Sen., 19, 101, 1 1 1, 176 Schaiper, Leonard, 24, 51 Scheib, Mark, Jr., 158 Schindler, Janice, Jr., 158 Schindler, Melvin, Soph., 143 Schlag, Laura, Sen., 62, 72, 176, 177, 125 Schlarb, Frank, Sen., 66, 176 Schlarb, Vauncile, Soph., 83, 143 Scott, Alan, Soph., 143 Scott, Bev I., Sen., 75, 162, 176, 77 Scott, Terry, 44 Seaholts, Mark, Sen., 158 SECRETARIES, 43 Sedghi, Neidat, Sen., 180 Sekel, Jeff, Sen., 176 Seeman, Theresa, Soph., 66, 143 Sell, Dan, Soph., 77, 101, 143 Sell, Scott, Jr., 158 Sellman, Linda, Jr., 24, 60, 80, 70, 158 SENIOR COUNCIL, 76 SENIORS: 30-31, 162-185 Sessions, Neil, Jr., 70, 73, 74, 75, 101, 158, 189 Setlock, Liz, Soph., 143 Sewald, George, Soph., 101, 143 Shacklock, Kathy, Soph., 143 Shaffer, Bob, Sen., 18, 19 Shaffer, Sandy, Soph., 11, 154, 139 Shallenberger, Chet, Soph., 67, 143 Shanley, Tom, Jr., 158 Shaw, David, Jr., 158 Shelley, Shari, Sen., 176 Sherry, Greg, Soph., 144 Shifflette, Jeff, Soph., 70, 101, 144 Shilling, Mark, Soph., 144, 77 Shook, Barb, Sen., 62, 65, 72, 175 Short, Merreliene, Sen., 176 Shriber, Brian, Soph., 144 Shuster, Deb, Soph., 76 Shutler, Kay, 51 Siciliano, Gary A., Sen., 176 Siciliano, Ida L., Sen., 18, 19, 21, 61, 62 64, 65, 77, 85, 163, 212 Sicuro, Loretta, Sen., 176 Sicuro, Mark, Soph., 144, 1 1 1 Sicuro, Paul, Soph., 144 Siefer, Debora L., Sen., 176 Siefer, Mike, Jr., 158 Siefer, Terri, Jr., 60, 158 Sigel, Kenneth, Jr., 83, 158 Sigman, Kim, Jr., 79, 144 Silver, Jan Louise, Sen., 63, 65, 81, 176 Silvey, Tom, Sen., 176 Silvey, Vickie, Soph., 63, 1 1 1, 144 Silvidi, Julius, Jr., 65, 71, 103, 104, 128, 157, 158 Simms, Bob, Jr., 158 Simone, Karla J., Sen., 18, 19, 61, 64, 176, 212 Simone, Terri, Jr., 60, 81, 158 Singh, Rama, Soph., 144 Sink, Gerald, Jr., 158 Sipe, Suzanne, Soph., 64, 70, 85, 140, 144 Sisson, Eric, Soph., 70, 144 Sitler, Susan, Jr., 62, 65, 72, 106, 110, 1 1 1, 158 Skellenger, Roy, Soph., 144 SKI CLUB, 70-71 Slates, Mike, Soph., 144 Slease, Meredith, Jr., 158, 77 Slusarski, Andy, 158 Smeiles, Laurie, Sen., 87, 176 Smerick, Mike, Sen., 176 Smith, Allen, 56 Smith, Dale, Soph., 73 Smith, Deanna,-Jr., 148 Smith, Debi, Sen., 32, 62, 69, 70, 76, 106,107,110,170,176 Smith, Greg, Soph., 72, 144, 1 1 1 Smith, Jean, Soph., 61, 79, 81, 144 Smith, Ken, Sen., 176 Smith, Lee Ann, Jr., 62, 83, 65, 77, 110, 111,154,155,158 Smith, Marie, Jr., 159 Smith, Nadine, Sen., 10, 73, 178 Smith, Patrick, Sen., 178 Smith, Patti, Soph., 144 Smith, Robin, Sen., 96, 97, 178 Smith, Sally Ann, Sen., 97, 187 Smith, Sue, Jr., 62, 65, 70, 71, 106, 107, 159 Smith, Tim, Jr., 143 Smouse, Barbara, Soph., 63, 144 Snyder, Anne, Soph., 67, 68, 84, 144 Snyder, Julie, Sen., 65, 67, 84, 159, 178 SOCK HOP, 20 SOFTBALL, 124 Solve, John, Jr., 159 Sommers, Debbie, Sen., 178 Sommers, Richard, Jr. SOPHOMORES, 132-147 Sorbora, Anita, Jr., 60, 80, 91, 156 SPANISH CLUB, 72 Spano, Dan, Sen., 101, 162, 178 Spano, Diane, Soph., 73, 79, 144, 146 Speaker, Mele, Sen., 74, 75, 76, 167, 17 8 SPORTS, 62, 63, 100-1 17 Spurling, Paul, Sen., 74, 178 Spurling, Scott, Soph., 144 STAGE CREW, 66 Stager, Richard, Sen., 71, 72, 178 Stamper, Janice, Sen., 178 Stanley, Dennis, Sen., 178 Stanton, Dr. Robert, 41, 179 Statler, Jack, 108 Steinert, Laura, Sen., 61 , 66, 71, 178 Stemple, Mike, Soph., 144 Stephenson, Robin, Sen., 22, 68, 69, 178, 77 Stevens, Denise, Soph., 144 Storer, Kim, Jr., 19, 154, 159, 77 Stover, Nikki, Soph., 144 Strawman, Jeff, Soph., 2, 144 Strayer, Thoms, Soph., 144 Street, Larry, Saph., 109 Street, Tom, Sen., 66, 74, 76 Strieck, Sue, Soph., 72, 144 Strickler, Chris, Jr., 159 STUDENT COUNCIL, 24, 25, 84 Stull, Nancy, 45, 70, 72, 73, 106, 125 Stump, Amy, Soph., 144 Stump, Bruce A., Sen., 103, 1 16, 1 17, 178 Stump, Rich, Sen., 93, 178, 1 1 1 Stutzman, Merry, Soph., 79 Suntheimer, Terry, Sen., 162 Surratt, Pamela, Sen., 178 Swauger, Carol, Sen., 89, 178 Swigart, Frank, Soph. SWIMMING lBOYSl, 108-109 SWIMMING lGIRLSl, 120 Sziber, Carol, Jr., 90, 159 Tapp, Richard, Jr., 159 Tackett, Vicki, Sen., 178 Tasker, Karen, Soph., 79, 144 Tassone, Beverly, Soph., 144 Taylor, Connie, Jr., 91 Taylor, Douglas, Soph., 144 Taylor, John B., Sen. Taylor, Pamela, Sen., 33, 62, 64, 65, 67, 72, 73, 76,106,167,178 Tenney, Pat, Soph., 144 Tercek, Thomas, 56 Tetreault, Sally, Sen. Thaxton Thaxton, , Sally, Jr., 60, 159 Thomas, Fred, Sen., 181 Debbie, Sen. Thomas, Holly, Soph., 82, 83, 144 Thomas, Kevin, Sen., 33, 66, 64, 65, 178 Thomas, Mike, Jr., 69, 159 Thomas, Myk, Jr., 159 Thomas, Ron, Sen., 128, 181 Thomas, Ron, Jr., 3, 101, 159 Thompson, Marge, 42 Thorn, Shelley, Jr., 60, 65, 67, 70, 73, 84, 159 Thurman, Lorrie, Jr., 65, 72, 159 T 8. I DRAFTING, 93 Tompko, Louise, Sen., 183 TRACK IBOYSI, 122, 123 TRACK lGIRLSl, 128 Treff, Bonnie, Jr., 149 Trimble, Mark G., Sen., 181 Trotter, Linda Fay, Sen., 95, 181 Truitt, Nancy, Sen., 18, 19, 25, 26, 27, . 31, 32, 33, 61 , 62, 65, 64, 68, 69, 70, 77, 107, 181,212 Truitt, Susan, Jr., 19, 32, 44, 60, 63, 64, 65, 67, 69, 70, 77,106,125,169, 212 Trumphour, Leslie, Sen., 181, 77 Tuckerman, David, Jr., 144, 159 Turner, Darlene, Soph., 144 Turner, LuAnne, Sen., 74 Turner, Tina, Jr., 87, 159 Turner, Tina, Jr., 87, 159 Urban, David, Sen., 181, 179 Urban, George Robert, Sen., 3, 33, 73, 82, 83, 76,125,181, 202,175 Urban, Mike, Jr., 18, 159 Valentine, Jim E., Soph., 108, 109, 144 Van Aken, Claire, Sen., 33, 65, 77, 181 Vance, Roger L., Sen., 20, 24, 31, 73, 76, 177, 181, 189 Vantrupm, Laura, Sen., 181 Vargo, Gary, Soph., 144 VARSITY R, 128 Vaughn, David, Jr., 159 Vaughn, Judy, Sen., 181 Verheyden, David, 57 Vickry, Debbie, Sr., 24, 60, 90, 159 Visca, Michael Allan, Sen., 20, 65, 76, 126, 128, 1 81 Visca, Sue, Jr., 60, 158, 159 Vogias, Cynthia Ann, Sen., 88, 181 Volio, Jay, Soph., 145 VOLLEYBALL, 1 1 1 Wagar, Bill, Jr., 159 Wages, Ed, Soph., 101, 159 Wagner, Don, Sen., 93, 181 Walker, Deanna, Jr., 60, 64, 159 Walinski, Batty, Soph., 82, 83, 101 , 145 Wall, Soiux, Soph., 136, 145 Walmsley, Jennifer, Soph., 79, 83, 64, 145 Walters, Ken, Soph., 145 Walt, Larry, Sen., 181 Walter, Tim, Soph., 145 Ward, James A., Sen., 73, 74, 75, 24, 84, 181, 206, 210 Ware, Tony, Soph., 1 1 1 Warner, Maria, Jr., 94, 159 Watson, Doug, Jr., 128, 159 Wayte, Kathy, Soph., 145 Weber, Bob, Soph., 145 Weckerly, Malcolm Todd, Sen., 181, 77 Weeks, Linda, Jr., 91 Weiser, Bud, Jr., 66, 68, 159, 160, 207, 77 Weiss, Richard, Sen., 108, 128, 181 Weiss, Thomas A., Sen., 182 Welling, Debbie, Jr., 5, 159 Wells, Jan, Jr., 91 Wells, Peggy, Soph., 138, 145 Wendell, Anita, Soph., 145 Whalen, Cathy, Soph., 145 Wheeler, Linda Ilene, Sen., 61 , 70, 71, 180,182 White, Bill E., Jr., 93, 101. White, Carolyn, Soph., 137, 145 White, Cindy, Jr., 94 White, Merilu, Soph., 145 White, White, Rich, Soph., 145, 1 1 1 Tom, Soph., 145 Whyte, Jean Ann, Sen., 74, 208, 182 Whyte, Tom, Soph., 135, 1 1 1 Wichman, Mark, Jr., 108, 128 Wiedeman, Paul, Sen., 67, 1 17, 145 Wiland, Carolyn, Soph., 61 , 145 Wiley, Russ, Sen., 182 Wille, Sabine, Sen., 67, 179, 182 Williams, Don, Sen., 101, 128,182 Williams, Nancy, Soph., 61 , 79, 145 Williams, Theresa, Soph., 145 Williams, Brad, Soph., 145 Williamson, Bill, Soph., 69 Williamson, Cindy, Sen., 87, 182 Wills, Ronald, 48 , Cathy, Soph., 60, 62, 72, 108, Wilson 158, 159 Wilson, David, 48 Wilson, Don, Sen., 22, 23, 68, 79, 182 Wilson Richard, 40 Wilson, Ronna, Jr., 60, 70, 65, 74, 75, 81 Wise, Virginia Eleanor, Sen., 60, 65, 106, 182 Wohlwend, Sherry, 6, 57, 94 Wolcott, Tom, Jr., 128, 159 Wolcott, Sue, Soph., 61, 70, 145, 117 Wolcott, William, 41 Wolff, Monica, Sen., 67, 69, 182 Woodliffe, Mike, Soph., 145 Woods, Heidi, Soph., 145 Wotring, Diana, Jr., 159 WRESTLING, 1 16, 1 17 Wright, Josephine, 43, 222 Wright, Ricky L., Sen., 182, 162 Wright, Terri Denise, Sen., 182, 183 Wunderle, Laurie, Jr., 60, 62, 65, 71, 106, 28 Wyatt, Bonnie, Soph., 145 Wyatt, James A., Sen., 19, 101, 97, 182 Yankovich, Rhoda, Soph., 61 , 63, 64, 70, 145 Yokoboskie, Jessie, Sen., 182 Young, Cher, Soph., 145 Young, Susan, Soph., 83, 145 Zais, Louis, Sen., 183 Zrin, Amy, Sen., 90, 182 Zeller, Edward D., Sen., 13, 73, 103, 104 105, 128, 122,182 Zeller, Karl, Soph., 145 Zeller, William, 52, 122 Zeman, Becky, Soph., 1 13, 145 Zeman, Doug, Soph., 101, 145 Zimmerman, Mike, Soph., 145 Zimmerman, Rita, Sen., 10, 61, 162, 182 INDEXX221 THIS PAGE: TOP LEFT: Mr. Kneale and his family enioy a girls track meet. TOP R. RIGHT: A moment of relaxation for our principal. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Wright con- sults Mr. Kneale on c piece of office business. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Kneale exam- ines the display of work by Roosevelt art students and expresses his pleasure Ioppo- site pagel to art instructor, Mr. Ken Gessford. 222!DEDICATlON f WW My P I QC, 2' 4' U 4'v 'tar pol .',pe,p -Q, 1' ,,' I ,v I I shall pass through this.world but once. Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human being, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it for I shall not pass this way again. Old Quaker Pledge Michael Kneale was a principal who neglected none and cared for all. We knew that he supported us in every endeavor - sports, academics and club activities. The members of the faculty, both young and old looked to him for encouragement and support. They never found it lacking. Mr. Kneale's administration will be remembered for its openness, candor and love. We may never cross paths with him again, but the time we have spent with him has been cherished. Dedication fs A A 'IX N, in in M1 bl DEDlCATlON!223 Acknowledgements Our thanks to Dawnbreaker Music Company for permission to use the words of the song We may never pass this way again by Jim Seals and Dash Croft. To Mr. Hill, Mr. Griffin, Mr. Wolcott, Harry DeVault and The Record-Courier for contributing photographs. To all the babies born in 1974. To Reed Strimple for his years of service to the Kent City Board of Education. To Taylor Publishing Company for the book. To Bill Rae for the cover. To Jolie Griffin for the endsheets. To the Journalism I classes for the pictures on pages 184 and 185. This yearbook and its production has been one of the most trying yet rewarding experiences that I have encountered. With increases in the color pages as well as additions in the form of headlines and copy have made the completion of a proiect such as this by its staff a near miracle. Untold evenings and Saturday mornings have gone into this work. l hope that those reading it will appreciate it. ' - Jolie Griffin, editor. l 1973 Dawnbreaker Music Co. Used by permission only all rights reserved. 224!ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fn If q'L35y' IS , ,X W .. J 1 ' Q- I ff K 4 i , IPI' NV FUEL CRISIS YES 9 'W 'N u -1-I-'ll FOOD CRISIS N0 EAT AT POP'S Nrm.t-I.'t'CLi. 'N- '1.-. -' , .51