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Revelalion 3: I 6 life is full of unpleasanis - for some: wigs pep assemblies excessive discipline iron-covered ears for ofhersz unpopularify a losing score hippie radicals cafeieria foocl unpleasanis conslriluie haie and disgusi' which consiiiuie eilher violence, apalrhy or deierminaiion for change TT' ' i X --1 V Y 1 Y I v M: lc ,M ' www- X s. ,. wr Wm- aw W x 1 f , w u-..... .- ,v-, - --Q ,! f' em,- . 'what-15 Wu -vv-Q 1' Clk +0 love is +o have life. life wifhouf love in some form is life wi+l'1ou+ meaning - life wiflwouf life. ' '-was -c-.4gN., Y ,tv- :'2-'fl?f:f5?33f.:9Lzg- 1: ,Q FIBRE-'1 'ig:3 1- P A ' ' A: L-'flu' 1 Pi 4 -4 ,1 v. , x x .4 -v -L ,Elf A -an-Q, 1 JL, .V . 9 E' 6. 'l 1 uw. ... ,, . 1 A ,Q '- Q 1. L vu, ,aa A., 2,2 ss- ,X Q. w x .2 wu- Q7- x.. x F, 'Q X x f 14 Q 1 H . f s in: gy-ll P --.i A l .L 72:3 l 25,4 ' sl -W. Q -,Q .E Y emi Elizabefh Boeckling Cheryl Bork Jan Boru Lyneile Boyer Lynn Bozich Mark Branlringham Timolhy Breil Cheryl Brink Ricky Brinker' Donald Brown Francine Buchman Ronald Burch Noled for her cordial and sensilive affilude, Befh Beck cherished and porlrayed friendship 'ro 'rhose around her. Unique personalities are selected from scholastic masses 'UK UATES 'WET David Cain Larry Callahan Timofhy Callahan Kaihleen Cameron Ricky Carreon Ramona Cailin Marleen Cailos Richard Charneslcy VV 23 Bernie Cibula Nancy Close Donald Cody Pafricia Coe Maree Colian Gary Cook '-fl'-'f' wi ' 'n ' - .'1 . . ' I Wzggzbywg , gr 511' -.ia , '- , 1 M .1 Q I A Senior year: Cl decisive turning point in life DUATES Norma Cooper Michael Cori Nancy Courfney Andy Cowan Jeffery Cowan Susan Cowie Cindy Coy Richard Creer Leslie Crouse Leslie Crowe Carherine Crowgey Susan Cubbage Bill Daly Twing DeJane John DeRoads John Delchon Daniel Devine Frank Devine Mary DeWan Chris Dimko Chrislie Myers displayed a pure and sensilive personalily while al SHS. in yi TUX N--J W Pafricia Double Dorofhy Dro+leff Jay Duncan Ed Edling Mary Eichler Jane? Elevick Chrisfine Ellyson Edward Emch G Class members Rf emerge as mass A of caps and gowns DUATES Deborah Ewing Harry Ewing Richard Ewing Pafricia Fagan Amy Fairchild Jim Fenion Nancy Fe-s+er David Floyd 59 G R for last appearance A before student body Seniors gather D U A T E S 'K f xx ,T 'Q . . 6 gi .ix L L K R ,X 5C'?-'TA7 yi ,,.. , X, W dt , ?X ,3- '- r, , Qi fr' ff 1 .ff NX , N M- u ' K wr' ' A XL . W . W 1, Jr X Q' X Y .f4. 1 Up, Q. .., ,, .p, I - .35 As Baskefball Sweefhearf, e Lisa Tarlefon enioyed and promofed spor+s evenfs. Marleen Grimslrad Sfephen Guappone Susan Hahn Irene Hamilfon Ron Hannay Mickey Heesfancl Rebecca Helm Gail Heineman in Ken Herold Bruce Herron Gary Herron Barbara Hesfon Susan Hicks Joseph Higgins Ellen Hileman Bob Hissom Pafricia HH'e Lynda Hochradel Terry Hoopes Ron Horning rs offer gym supplies Ron Hrva+in David Huffman Kafhy Huffman Cindy Hughes PaHy Hunfer Rose Ieropoli Barbara Jelen Judifh Jordan G Iune 6: the R final tribute ,to the class of ,71 A DUATES . V ' ,- 11 5 HMV f H, , , ', V, . VV- -V. 1- - -r : 'JI ' V 1' rpfa 7 ,F-. Yi A V , Vgoit..-l - VV Vg.-:. V 1 : ff V L. V , , L V ' .1 V- 4 lfpl i,'L V VK, .,V - .U -1 V' .-.4 . 'V 'ff x .V-,...-,. U .Y V ze -V 1, VM, n Vr. N3 1,45 . ,V VV. -- - 9.1 Y- Hi' .A Q ' V-.V V V J... fV?. -.ILVVQ L .NEW -. ,I . x. V,-, V -VV- 1 Vp 51. 4., t-z --I-V Vf, 1 A ' ' V ', . . QV. V . . V , A, - . 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V gi. 3 c7? .t v -.f'- ' V -I N 5 'VVV X ff H X - V , ' U - ff is ' :VV V , if- - V , ,f ,nj A I J, -P !, YL .1 fix 'S .kgs Jean Kiliman Kalhy King Cyndy Kleinman Gary Kosclw Vicki Kryk Peg Kuniewicz Phyllis Kupka Sue Leider As a cheerleader, Chris Ellyson developed a confidenf and inlense enflwusiasm for Talking wil'l'1 and enjoying friends. i In gi- A , ilgvilwi 43' Bob Lepley Barbara Lewis Jeffery Lewis LuAnn Limestahl Gayla Linder Bob Long Brenda Lottman Bill Loutzenhiser G R new Iives as A independent adults DUATES Seniors anticipate Cheryl Love Lorna Lucas Evey Luce Gordon Luce Diane Lundquist Judy Lydic Jim Mack Randy Malmsberry 9 G R A Q94 We? A welcome is extended to interested spectators DUATES A-wifi' ,f ,iff I i. v i 1 Noled lor his comic humor, Andy Cowan added good laughs lo classroom silualions. Billie Marriner Kalhy Marsh Je-ll Marlin Pam Marlin Tom Marlin Barbara Maruslcin Chris Mason Sherry Mason f L , .' i M . YVA ,.l gp' , 'W . ,4 ,., , '.1 .,.' , ,-44 -,V ,, X? - -- , . , L' V l ' 'A 'fmt ' 4 .2 Da-L f . ,..-wil., L1-, 1 N, , f . . N4 Ni J fx. fi' V 4 W ' i F1!' R Class speakers convey ci message A on individuality DUATES Melanie McMillan Brenda Meissner Jim Mercier Dan Merrill Donna Melis Bob Melis Wanda Michaels Linda Migliarini Laraine Miles Jennie Millwoan Tom Miller Mike Milligan 'Ray Mingus Ken Mong G R impatiently for A their reward Scholars wait D U A T E S A noncon- lormisf, Milce Riffle did nol always follow eslablislnecl conducl buf, inslead. slood for wlwaf lwe believed. Barbara Monfeleone Jackie Monlqomery Kallwy Moore Jerry Morrison Tim Mulwleman Debbie Mullins Clwrislie Myers Debbie Myers Karen Nedellca Joan Nennig Vickie Neumann Don Niederlwiser l. , .vi Q.qy ... uf? .-M.. I--ul.. 4. .l 1-vw pq A Y! .Q f , V I M. Marsha Phillips Jack Pike Nancy Pim Kallwy Pinlcerlon Bob Pirialc Arlene Poling Gary Porler Leonard Quinn Glenn Reiclwle Scoll Rilfle Helen Rilchey Melissa Rilclwie Semors prepare to accept passports to new careers DUATES Evelyn Rockhold Annelle Roller Dan Russell Bob Ruflcouslcy Fred Safreed Janel Sanders Nancy Sanor George Schaefer Jan Schaeffer Sue Schehl Dee Sell Rhonda Shaffer G A dlploma R Certlflcatlon of A twelve years study DUATES .Q .. x T 1 'Q f v Q .' ,,., X ,. it Ly- sm - 1 ' -' A 7 X , f X . - x '. J .lx , - .. A ,. . 4- u .-nnx V- Q. . - .J ,rl 1 4 1-Y 144 .P-.., . v. .pf f- .,,.- ,. 6' 1' weriu' N Qi' fig -. . 4 A ' 'k'r'f'-Skid' 'N Az- A ..,... t .-, . 1 . A - f, 1 .X -' Y --f - -f'7f3'Q1i ' X ,,.1. .gy w, -milf, -- , ., rl U, - . ,: ll. , 1,,,.-.lixx v N., g v A- H . . 1, ,-,.,. y .:A , -'Wvi . C.,-' 1 .V Y' 1 P ' x 1 ff.-X ' I 1 .fa ' 4. J' . t . . -1 - H ,' 6 4 gn N-4 Qi: Fisk 'X ' , ' M xx ff' ' - M .y I 'f,1,.4 pff 1 . I, ..,. H- ,.f,!35.,iF1 '.V.' 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V rf 4r-..F,,,,,..-- .-5' ,..--f- iff! 1 , 1. sl' G :WCW if ' v e x . 4. PI t it fl' A Quakers encounter rough season in gridiron oompoign AlThough The Quaker TooTball Team possess noTable capabiliTy, They could noT seem uniTe as a single deTensive and oTTensive org againsT Their opponenTs. For The second Time a row The Quakers endured a disappoinTi season, posTing a I-9 record. lvlarred ungracious jabs Trom Salem Tans, The Team sTrong deTensively and The players managed keep Their spiriT high as Coach Don Benn Took conTrol Tor The TirsT Time. Sale vicTory TeaTured a crushing cleTeaT oT W Branch wiTh a score OT 20-O. DespiTe dishearTening scoreboard and a lack enThusiasm Trom aTTendanTs. several play showed aThleTic promise Tor nexT season. Coa BenneTT, wiTh a year's experience, will be mo able To guide The Team To vicTory nexTT A'lr'lr l-lr 'rvyvff I 'ILM-'j','f? : 'M .' 5 -fi 155 I 31 If a 7U elf' 4 I' 'Wh I -- -. - T - . +4 9 'Ia5LLEM,m W Iii kk A153 f ,SL 121, R9 ' wr- L! x , :'r' tx, ef EMM Lrg 5. George Mlinarcik, Jim Ciminelli, Bob Breinig, Mike Binns. Row FOOTBALL - Row I: Bob I-Iissom, Gary Cook, Tim Dave Godward, Larry Kachner, Dan Russell, Ed John Wright Ron Hannay, Sieve Miller, Tom Marlin. 2: Curris Bell, Bob Zeller, Dave Odorizzi, Paul Campanelli, Fisher, Tom Dominic, Spike Mancuso, Kim Cranmer, 3: Randy Hansell, Mark Tychonievich, John Phillips, Bill Miller, Jim McGuire, Sieve Hochradel, Mark Thompson, Ted Williams, John Maruskin. VARSITY FOOTBALL We They Oak Glen 6 26 Ravenna I2 47 Wes? Branch 20 O Warren JFK O I4 Youngsfown Easf I4 60 Perry 8 26 Brookfield I 2 I8 Sfeubenville Cenfral Calholic O 8 Youngsiown Norih 8 42 Campbell 8 20 Tough opponents present many unsolved problems 31-' 'I soy K ,J if YJ Ml kewlll in 'ff RESERVE FOOTBALL - Row I: Ron Paynler. Bruce Wallerson, Jake Klemenn, Rohn Riley, Jeff Fisher. George Paparoclis, Bob lers, Bill Miller. Row 2: Cal Smilh, John Filler, Jeff Krylc, Pele S+eele, Ron Kyser, Roger Chilson, Brice Waflerson. FOOTBALL COURT - Mason. Lynn Bozich. No ::.y5msamdnnV ' ' Ramona Callin, Chris Ellyson, Kalhy Huffman, Sherry + pic+ured: Vickie Neumann. Chris - elated as she is Crowned Homecoming Queen HOMECOMINC5 QU EEN - Chris Dimko. ounger teams ork hard for mprovement young reserve squad and an excellenf freshman feam rounded ouf The foofball sfory for Salem. This year's ninfh-graders enjoyed an impressive season, racking up a 5-2 record. The frosh squad was made up of oufsfanding maferial, feafuring a powerful offense. This group of rugged gridders showed promise as brighf spofs in fufure Quaker line-ups. The freshmen were pilofed by coaches Alvie l'lurray, Charles l-layes, and Chef Teflow. The reserve feam, under fhe guidance of coaches Roberf Mucci, Clyde Ross, and David Seifer. handed in an unimpressive fhree wins and six losses. The young feam had difficulfy in unifing ifs defensive and offensive obiecfives. Despife limifafions, fhere exisfed a sfrong underlying foundafion for consfrucfion in fufure foofball acfion. ESHMAN FOOTBALL - Row I: John Gross, Kenny Binns. Maenz, Lenny Bafcha, Ralph Wifkers, Mario Carreon, Mike Bar- Winkler, Jimmy Walker, Kerry Smolira. Randy Baker. l-lollis reff. Cliff Gilbey. Row 3: Coach Alvie l'lurray. Scoff Brooks, Randy Bleakley. Sfeve Wrighf, Gary Zocolo. Row 2: Jim Kleinman, Chris Smifh, Dave Pond, Torn Jesko, Jim Mounfz. Dave Piefrafese, Jim Hull, Mark Rohaley, Dave Wiggers, Dave Hrovafic, Mike Crouse, Coach Chef Teflow. VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY COACH - Mike Guappone. Two miles of poin ond agony for glory ' ' ' A -T i En rouTe To The counTy championship, Salem cross-counTry squad rolled up ouTsTanding I I-2 record in dual and Triang encounTers. According To Coach Mike Guap This year's group was The TinesT cross-cou Team in The hisTory OT Salem High School. The coach had much To be proud OT as disTanca runners noT only capTured The counTy crown bu also copped second place in The Labraa lnviTaTional and disTricT meeT. An addiTiona precedenT was seT as The Salem squad sen senior Terry Adams To The sTaTe meeT, ai honor ThaT had been inaccessible Tor mang T years. The sod runners' deTerminaTion ana Teamwork, insTead OT Their own personal glory resulTed in Salem's excellenT perTormancef and high scores in disTance running VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY SCIIGITI IJIGCGS high IH meets, posts We They , oardman 2I 39 outstondmg record usrinfown FIICI1 42 I7 arren Wesfern Reserve I5 49 9 asf Liverpool 28 46 adqer 28 50 avenna 28 76 isbon 35 42 eaver Local 35 52 arlingron 29 26 arren Harding I5 49 asf Palesrine I5 58 resrview I5 IO5 OSS-COUNTRY - Row I: Sreve Keefer, Dirk Treleven, Terry Adams, Benny Walrers, Drew Green. Dewey Bowser. Row 2 n Paynfer, Rich Colian, Mark Shasreen, Mark Harrman, Roger Nordquesf, Chuck Swarfz, Ron Roberrs. Young team confronted with rugged rivals VARSITY BASKETBALL We They Youngslown Chaney 66 56 Younqslown Norllw 63 70 Ravenna 52 65 Akron Norllw 5l 54 Canlon Tirnken 79 75 Slrulliers 57 62 Youngslown Woodrow Wilson 80 63 Columbus Walnul Ridge 73 97 Barberlon 58 69 Alliance 64 57 Niles 6l 57 Boardman 55 98 Warren Harding 63 65 Warren Weslern Reserve 59 65 Youngslown Easl 45 42 Easl Liverpool 44 56 Youngslown Soulh 74 63 Sleubenville 60 79 Tournamenl' Play Youngslown Rayen 60 8I i T l i T I il i BASKETBALL - Row I: Paul Campanelli, Jim Shivers, Jim Wooding, Bob RuTkousky, Jim ShoTT, Howard Jesko, Bob Row 2: Twing DeJane. manager: Shane Franks, Tim Davis, John BoTu, Mike Chamberlain, Mike Cosgrove, Coach John hoff becomes onder boy of he hardwoods AgainsT some oT The ToughesT opponenTs in The sTaTe, The Salem baskeTball Team carded a 7-I I record. The high school gymnasium was Tilled To capaciTy wiTh Salem Tans, screaming sTudenTs, and a hoT, Tense aTmosphere. The pep band, providing musical accompanimenT To cheers and chanTs, added To The loud enThusiasm oT The crowd. Cn The Tloor were The Salem Quakers working hard Tor a vicTory yeT, win or lose, The Cabasmen kepT Their TradiTional good sporTsmanlike conducT. The Team, coached by T John Cabas, suTTered iTs mosT severe deTeaTs againsT The sTaTe powers oT Columbus WalnuT Ridge and Boardman. ln The Boardman baTTle, heighT advanTage and excellenT shooTing abiliTy - prevailed as The Quakers, led by seniors Jim ShoTT and Bob RuTkousky, were downed 98-55. Iunior squads are impressive . in performances liAA-ASA? Basl4eTball on boTh The junior varsiTy Treshman levels slumped This year. ln a losi season, The reserve cagers rounded ouT The wiTh an 8-9 card. Under The coaching of Borrelli, The reserve Team experienced winning sTreal4 ol seven wins. The p excellenT performances in These m revealed good maTerial Tor nexT year's squad. The Treshman baslceTloall Team, by Ken Bosu and CheT TeTlow, encou a mediocre season. The ninTh-graders, havi diTTiculTies in working cooperaTively as Team, posTed a record oT eighT wins and losses. Their seTbaclcs. however, did noT The inTense enThusiasm of Salem Tans. lr The zeal oT sTudenTs and adulTs com The Quaker Team To sTrive Tor v i fkjp 'V eyllp 4 RESERVE BASKETBALL - Row I: Randy lv1onTgomery, Rohn Riley, Rob Lowry, Doug Bryce WaTTerson. Row 2: Dan Hoopes, manager: Dave Alexander. Mark ShasTeen, STeve Ernie Emmerling, James Bruderly, manager. ESHMAN BASKETBALL- Row I: Dave Raymond, Dale Miller, Randy Bleakley, Mario Carreon, Dan Kamin- Row 2: Mike Wa++erson, Ron Warren, Tom Jesko, Jim Myers, Ron Chamberlain, Dave Mrugala, manager. BASKETBALL COURT - Ramona Carlin, Rhonda Shaffer. Sherry Mason, Lynn Bo zich, Kafhy Huffman. Noi' pidured: Vickie Neumann. Lisa - adding beauty and Charm to basketball L SWEETHEART - Lisa Tarle- VARSITY WRESTLING - Row I: Tom Eakin, Dick Johnson Dennis Plegqe Lenny Carreon Bob Plegge Fred McBride Bob Row 2 BIII Miller, Rick Carreron, Gary Cook, Larry Kachner Tom I-Iardy Lee Hilliard Dave Qdorlzzl Coach Don Bennelf VARSITY WRESTLING We Wesl Branch 26 Beaver Local I8 Alliance I6 Warren Harding 26 Ivlarlinglon 9 Canfield I8 Ravenna 25 Minerva I7 I-lowland 22 Auslinlown Filch I5 Warren Weslern Reserve I8 Boardman I4 Team umtes to triumph in tournaments rueling competition . conquered in istriot tournament Coach Don BenneTT's varsiTy wresTling Team, wifh a 2-IO record, Tallied TiTTh place in The NorTheasTern Ohio League. Salem grapiplers also copped sevenTh place in The secTional TournamenT. ln The disTricT TournamenT The Quakers achieved a ToTal oT seven poinTs Tor Their Tine aThleTic eTTorT, The highesT poinT average ever aTTained by a Salem wresTling squad. CapTain Gary Cook Trapped The besT individual record, eleven wins and one loss, ever displayed aT Salem High. WiTh devoTed exerTion, The wresTlers sTeadily increased Their physical abiliTy and, likewise, Their crowd-drawing appeal. The reserve grapplers posTed a record oT Tive wins and seven losses. David SeiTer proved To be an able menTor in his second year as coach oT The reserve squad. ERVE WRESTLING - Row I: Bob Zeller, Mike Snyder, Richard GrimsTad, Rob EsTerle, Kevin STeves, Gray. Row 2: Coach Dave SeiTer, Jim McGuire, Cliff Muhleman, Dave l-lrovaTic, Tim SrniTh, Bob 2 ' 1. ,., ta V , ' g .Y -- A A , . sv Ev' -- Y V - , i ii! ' - T if ' ' T , 4 64 VARSITY TRACK COACH - WalTer NewTon. Newton leads troeksters to County Championship Summer workouTs and an exTensive winTer program combined To prepare The cinc Tor Their spring campaign in which compiled an undeTeaTed 8-O record. EnThusi Tans wiTnessed ouTsTanding Team eTTorTs as as individual perTormances. Dan Russell. shoT puTTer, was one OT The record breakers - The Team as he heaved The iron ball 55'V2 . Two-mile record was seT Twice by TleeT Bill Long, who ran lO:OI.8 in The counTy and 9:59.69 in The secTional TournamenT. TracksTers copped The counTy TiTle, Third in The Bill Ward lnviTaTional ToTal oT 3IV2 poinTs. and senT Dan Russell The sTaTe meeT. Thanks To The eTTorTs Coach Bing NewTon and Bill PaynTer, The placed impressively high in area Track Salem eindermen break records in truck events VARSITY TRACK We They Weiisviiie 93 34 Ursuline 74 53 Labei-+y 74 32 Niles 88 39 S+. Thomas Aquinas 72 55 Easr Palesrine 69 58 41 Ravenna 84 43 Warren JFK 75 52 TRACK - Row lg Mark Shagfeen, Bob Piriak, Sfeve Bob Tuei. Jim Ciminelli, Greg Cowan. Chuck Swarfz, Bruce John Maruskin, Tim Smifh, Drew Green, Terry Adams, Wafferson, Jeff Kryk. Row 4: Bob Rufkousky, Warren Wash- Seroka, Row 2: Ron Rgberfsl Ben Walfergl John MoCuIIooh, ingfon, Rich Colian, Jeff Shas+een,. Rick Creer. Dan Russell, Cibula, Ron Paynfer, Eric Sfeele. Paul Vaughn, Joe Miller. WGIT Lufsch. John Volio. ay Hansell. Jay Shoff. Row 3: Don Paynrer, Frank Zangara. Undefeoted season shows determination and teamwork FRESHMAN TRACK - Row I: Cliff Gilbey, Mike Watterson, Jay Cope, Bob Schaefer. Rick Shoop. Jim Herron, Dave Roger Nordquest. Row 2: Leo Hickey, Dave Anderson. Dan Kaminsky. Tom Jesko, Dave Pond. Jim Wiggers, Jim Kleinman. uokers tee off ith winning scores golf matches The Salem l-ligh golf feam. coached by Chef Teflow. succeeded in beffering pasf records as fhey were able fo posf seven vicfories, five losses. and fwo fies. In pracfices and in afches. fhe Salem Quakers surprised fhemselves wifh accurafe efforf and precision golf. High poinf of The season occurred when senior Fred Safreed blasfed a dazzling 36. low score for fhe year. The feam's mosf sfunning vicfory fool: place as fhe Salem golfers rolled over fheir fradifional rivals, previously undefeafed Columbiana. The excellenf fraining and inspiring mafches also offered an opporfunify for fresh abilify fo blossom. A firm foundafion of superb maferial. including fhe impressive abilify of sophomore Ed Pulcalski, reaffirmed anofher good season of golf for Salem nexf year. VARSITY GOLF We They Beaver Local 5 4 Columbiana 6 3 Poland 3 6 Boardman 0 9 Beaver Local 5 4 Unifed Local 4V2 41f2 Minerva 7 2 Easf Palesfine O 9 Wesf Branch 3 6 Easf Palesfine 6V2 ZV2 Unifed Local 9 0 Wesf Branch ' 4112 41f2 Poland 81f2 112 TY GOLF COACH Minerva lV2' 7lf2 Chef Teflow. VARSITY GOLF- Ed Pulcalslci. Bob l'lissom Fred Safreed, Rob Long, Ken Juhn. Hardbailers stress accuracy and timing to attain key hits Baseball tinished up its titth year a varsity sport by posting an 8-6 record. Und Coach Ralph l'loehn's guidance, the te experienced a winning season ot excelle pitching and batting averages. John Mancu who hit the most home runs l5l during the ye also copped the title ot most valuable play The hardballers endured rough deteats at tir but in the second halt ot the year they we able to swing around and take revenge Youngstown East and West Branch, two opponen who had deteated the Quakers earlier in t season. The rugged games also developed n ability and tested the athletic ettorts promising new ball players. Coach Hoehn, his second year as a varsity coach. w pleased with his young baseball clu Ailrilr'-QQY-ilr Y BASEBALL Row I Randy Hodge Bob Baker Bob Gross John Filler Mark Thompson John Walsh John lvlancuso Ron Row 2: Coach Ralph Hoehn, Ron Warren, Jim McGuire, Frank Forkel, Denny Nieclerhiser, Terry Merrs, Gary Saunders Terry , Dan Sfeffel, Scoll Riffle. VARSITY BASEBALL We They Ausfinrown Fifch 2 3 Youngslown Easl 2 I I Wes? Branch O I Brookfield 3 I Lordsrown 2 I3 Cleveland Glenville I 7 Champion 4 2 Poland 3 2 Wesl' Branch 8 7 Lordsfown I I 2 Youngslown Woodrow Wilson 8 9 Lakeview 4 2 Alliance 6 2 Youngslown Easr I5 3 Tournamenf Play Boardman 3 8 Salem batters strike out with inspiring averages K i H '-iv' ' RESERVE CHEERLEADERS - Row I: Alice Begalla. Helen DeRoads. Row 2: Becky Surfer, Nancy Cody, Mary bright Parry Ursu, Ann Zimmerman. ,1 Cheerleaders boost morale, add enthusiasm to sports VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Row I: Barb Webb. Row 2: Chris EIl son. Lori Pasfier, Ramona Carlin. Rhonda Shaffer, Befh Koenreich. 'Eat'en1up, at,en1up, uh,ruh,rahV' Adding enThusiasm and exciTemenT To TooTball and baskeTball, This year's cheering squads were excepTional as They perTormed coordinaTed i rouTines To rouse The inTeresT oT sTudenT specTaTors. The varsiTy squad, advised by BeTTy cKenna, won honors as one oT The besT cheering giroups in The naTion. This year a greaT deal oT conTroversy arose as To The pracTicaliTy oT pep assemblies aT which The cheerleaders led chanTs To pep-up The sTudenT body. A Tew sTudenTs argued ThaT The mandaTory sessions were in conTlicT wiTh educaTion. These people suggesTed ThaT sTudenTs who did noT wish To aTTend be permiTTed To sTudy in special classes during The assemblies. DespiTe boisTerous dissenT. The TradiTional pep assemblies remained and The cheerleaders conTinued To promoTe Salem spiriT. l T A l -.sa FS' RESHMAN CHEERLEADERS - Row I: l'larrieT Ellis, Mary Jo WrighT Diane Curhs low 2: Mary ZaTlco, Denise EhrharT, Diane RoberTs. Jw J DW xf . STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS - Row I: Ron RoberTs, vice-presi- denT: Chris Dimko, Treasurer: Dave STumpo, secreTary. Row 2: Lynn Bozich, presidenT. Lynn Bozich and Jan SchaeTTer walk Tor The Peace Corps and Care. E-ki ,LN , N 1 ' iw I, Withdrawn support of dress Code shows free-thinking council The STudenT Council acTed in advisory ca IT could noT, in iTselT, enacT laws. N demand was broughT up aT a meeTing T discussed and voTed upon. IT was Then pr e e s- I To The adminisTraTion along wiTh a lisT oT argumenTs in iTs Tavor. The Peace beneTiTTed Trom a council drive To Walk Tor Sponsored sTudenTs gave Time and TeeT To The year Tor I-li-Tri began wiTh The Tra candlelighT ceremony inTroducing new iunior a senior girls To The club. LaTer acTiviTies, wh involved many service proiecTs, included a To The CounTy I'Iome, coIIecTion oT Clark g wrappers Tor UniceT, donaTion oT a Ch baskeT, and mailing oT cookies To VieTnam. club ended iTs acTiviTies wiTh The annual banq in The spring To honor The new cz Diane RoberTs Tom Jesko Chuck Adams Jay Cope John Flick Fred Vogel Sophomores, Carolyn STiTTler John Filler, Ann Zimmerman, DoroThy Vernon Kendall, Bobbie Ingram, Howie Jesko, Terry IvIeTTs, Bob Jelen. Row 3: Juniors: Mar brighT, IvIarTha AIbrighT, Carol Wagner, Ron RoberTs, Sue Hannon, Deanna Walker Campanelli, Jim Shivers. Row 4: Seniors: Chris Dimko, Lynn Bozich, Vicki Neumann ry Mason. Ramona CaTIin, Dave STumpo. Joe Beeson. STUDENT COUNCIL - Row I: Freshmen: Kay Ramsay, John BoTu, Dave Y if TRI- Row I: Jan Schaeffer, Linda Migliarini. Denise Sherry Mason, Lynn Bozich. Jean Kiliman, Peggy e, Linda Paxson. Row 2: Pam Miller, Marfha oore, Diane Lundquisf, Lisa Tarlelron, Chrisfy Myers, Sue ink, CheryI Bork, Barb I-Iesion. Row 3: Rosemary Siepan- ic, Bonnie Ciolrfi, Barb Kuniewicz, Sue I.ederIe, Carol Wagner, Barb IvIon'reIeone, Kafhy Shasreen. Row 4: Evey Luce, Deborah Ray, Debbie Srokes, Jane+ Elevick, Livia Bebing, Bonnie BieIsIci, Barb EcIcIeIcI, Nancy Fes+er, Jan Wafferson. Biddle, Ireasurer. Row 2: Jan Schaeffer, presi- I-TRI OFFICERS - Row I: Jean Kiliman, secrefaryq nary Evey Luce, vice-president Bonnie Cio++i and Rosemary S+epanic help Io make Iife easier for counfy home members. Red vinyl and foam Cheer atmosphere of County home Hove o holly, jolly Christmas with greens from Interact it-I C INTERACT OFFICERS - Row I: Ed Hardy, parliamenta ian. Row 2: Gary I-lerron, president: John Volio, secretar Jim Stewart, treasurer: Ron I-lrvatin, vice-president. John McCulloch and Bob Jelen look over their merchandise betore they distribute it. wig. If 1 4 4 INTERACT - Row I: Bill Jones, Randy I-Iansell, John Filler, Tim Smith, Alan I-lottman, Drew Green. Row 2: Lar Callahan, Bob Houger, Twing DeJane, Gary Herron, Ed Hardy, Ed Eakin, Gary McQuilIcin, Niles Kynett, John Voli Row 3: George Schaeter, Gary Kosoh, Dennis Niederhiser, Ron I-lrvatin, Bruce Paxson, Tom Corle, Steve Keeter, Ji Stewart. ah CLUB - Row I: Mark Tychonievich, Tom Thompson. Howie Jesko, John Phillips, ArT Jim Shivers, Tom ivlarTin, Randy lvlalmsberry. Bill Miller, Larry Kachner, Bob RuTkousky, ve Odorizzi. Row 2: Terry ivleTTs, Mike STewarT, Dan Merrill, Gary Saunders, Bruce WaTTer- n, Brice WaTTerson, Jim FenTon, Tom Dominic, Bob T-lissom, Dan Russell, Gary Cook, Rohn ley. Row 3: Mr. BirTalan, advisor: Bruce Herron, Ed Pukalski, Ron RoberTs, JeTT Fisher, Dave umpo, ScoTT RiTTle, Paul Campanelli. Row 4: John Schneider. Id clothes provide ew warmth for eedy Appalclehicms TeracT was basically a communiTy-minded group and The RoberT BycroTT School was recipienT oT Their greaTesT amounT oT Time. Hard work and od ideas Tor money-making schemes capiTalized The eTTorT ThaT was puT inTo This and oTher proiecTs. Providing The Tlags Tor The Tlagpole, replacing Quaker on The gym Tloor, sponsoring a Swedish exchange sTudenT, and working wiTh RoTary on Pancake Day were The proiecTs. This year The Key Club Tound iTselT involved in many service proiecTs. The ThirTy-Two members were acTive wiTh l-learT Fund, The Bloodmobile, e Red Cross, The SalvaTion Army, The Day Care nTer, The MenTal l-TealTh Clinic, and The care oT a needy Tamily. The largesT proiecT Tor The year was The collecTion oT cloThes Tor The Save The Children campaign Tor Appalachia. member Gary Cook. 'K KEY CLUB OFFICERS - Bob Hissom, vice-presidenT: Bruce Herron presidenTg Jim FenTon, secreTaryg Ron RoberTs, Treasurer Su iiiiii Lil Save The Children beneTiTs Trom The eTTorTs oT Key Club Diane Lundquist and Debbie Allison discover the many sides ot lite. 1' x1x FORMALDEAIDES OFFICERS - Row I: Mark Stanga. vice-president: Barb Heston, secretary: Barb Monteleone, treasurer. Row 2: Bruce Paxson, president. PORMALDEAIDES- Debbie Allison, Mark Stanga, Diane l.un quist, Bruce Paxson, Barb Heston, Barb Monteleone. Science enthusiasts explore the exciting world of biology I-llllllll Biology, the study ot living things, kept th Formaldeaides busy thinking about lite. Fiel trips to Phipps Conservatory and Buhl Planetariu in Pittsburgh broke the students current thoug and sent them into a tantastic world ot mysterie The group never really knew how much noise bir could make until they had a tield trip to th large birdcage, a bird sanctuary in Pittsburg Broadening the interest in mathematics was th theme Mu Alpha Theta stressed this yea Mathematicians ioined the group to gain insig Natural Science and lndustry in Chicago held th made a stop-ott at Tony the Tiger's Kellogg Plan Another trip was scheduled to Battelle lnstitu which specializes in research in Columbu into problems. Over Easter, the Museum 1 interest ot the group. On the same trip. th T19 'DIN ALPHA THETA OFFICERS - Barb Jelen, secrelary: Niles TT, presidenlg Bruce Paxson, vice-presidenrg Sanford Merlcin, Gary McQuillcin and Kerry Lowry arrempr The solving of asurer. Tricky Soma puzzles. ALPHA THETA - Row I: Cindy Hughes, Lundquisl, Barb Jelen, Carol Shasreen, da Paxson, Kerry Lowry, Barb Kuniewicz, Mau- n Piersol. Row 2: Jerry Bica, Marlc Sheen, Bob oss, Wayne Smilh, Lynn Eslerle. Sue Lederle, Livia Bebing. Row 3: Debbie Allison, Rex Wilson, Mary Price, Gary McQuilkin, Tim Breif, Bruce Paxson, Niles Kynerf, Samford Merlcin. No? pic- fured: Robin Fisher, Sara George, Mike Gilmore, Barb Heslon, Cindy Kriezwald, Chris Penrod. Eager minds jump at stimulation of hidden concepts -xxx SPEECH CLUB OFFICERS - Row I: Rosemary Srepanic, 'rreasurerg Mike Milligan, parliameniar- ian: Robin Eisher, secrelary. Row 2: Marrha Rich- ards, presideni. Noi' pic1'ured: Dave Huffman, vice-president SPEECH CLUB - Row I: Sharon Korn, Sharon Meissner, Debbie W Robin Fisher, Marrha Richards. Row 2: Debbie Ewing, Susie Hannon, Loulzenhiser, Maryellen Eifhian, Sharon Schusier, Livia Bebing, Cyndie Row 3: Denise Biddle, Devon Van Schoik, Deanna Walker. Row 4: Barb Holly Holroyd, Mike Milligan, Janef Elevick, Shelly Zimmerman, Paul Va Rufhanne Musselman, Rosemary Srepanic, Karhy King. BROADCASTING CLUB - Row I: Larry Valeniino, Jane? Elevick, Kaihy King, Joe Higgins. Row 2: Holly Holroyd, Livia Bebing, Cyndie Roher, Greg Taylor. Young orators seek eXceHenCe ln speech LH Bb, d Ge :via e ing an r g T brighfen up The morning menrs. ruditions from the d Country are in iodern day use OraTory skill meanT communicaTion wiTh The world and conTidence when speaking To oThers. peech Club developed an inTriguing display oT These skills To iTs members. This group waiTed wiTh anTicipaTion aT Their meeTirigs To grasp a speck oT knowledge Trorn proTessional speakers. Hoping To gain abiliTy in speech, The members Tudied our language To improve selT-expression. as isT dies? .asked one oT The brighTer German sTudenTs. The German Club you dummkopT. said anoTher. This organizaTion paved The way a beTTer undersTanding oT The German culTure nd TradiTions. STudenTs were amazed aT The TacT ThaT These TradiTions were The basis oT our own. AT parTies, members Tried To copy The cusToms oT German people. ln This way, The members oT The club sTudied a people and Their language. GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS - Gary Kosch, presidenT: Jim FenTon vice-president Peggy AlThouse, secreTaryg ChrisTie Myers, Treasurer Lepping and Bob check To see if arrived. GERMAN CLUB - Row I: KaThy Klein, Diane RoberTs, Mary ZaTko, Andy Cowan. Row 2: Susan Ayers, Elaine Higgins, Robin STilwell, Vivian Kupka, Ellen Schneider, Candy SmiTh, Kay Ramsay, Missy SmiTh, Carol ShasTeen, Joan Nennig, Debbie Hauer. Sue Hahn. Nancy WalTer, Jeanne LandwerT. Row 3: Diane CurTis, CynThia Corle. ChrisTy Myers, Phyllis Kupka, Diane Lepping, Beverly Palmer, Mary Price, Darleen DroTleTT, Chris SmiTh, Jim Ciminelli, Bill Bailey, John McCulloch. Dan Balan, RoberT EsT- erle. Sam BarTh, Bill Greenisen. Row 4: Leslie Crouse, KaThy Cameron, Jim FenTon, Lynn Varkonda, Kris SmiTh, Bob Zeller. Cindy Coy, Sara George, Brenda LoTTman, Barb Spack, Cindy Kersmarki, Deb- bie Allison, George SchaeTer, Peggy AlThouse, Gary McQuilkin, Kris Ulrich, Gary Kosch, Bob Gross, Bob Houger, Ed Seroka, Rick WinTers. ,Q -.- SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS - Jim Wooding. vice-president: Larry Valentino, president: Barb Eclcteld, treasurer: Nancy Cody, secretary. Final touches to a 'foreign tree are added by Jan Botu. Outlet for thinking provided through study of Spain A trip to Youngstown to see the Ballet Fol de Mexico was one ot the Spanish Club's activities this year. Club members entertained by exchange student Pelu Ovalle showed slides and talked about her native c Chile. The club had a Christmas party at wh they sang Christmas carols and broke traditional pinatas. The annual banquet was at the end ot the year tor the me French Club entitled members to be acquai with the culture ot France in relaxed atmo Films and guest spealcers were scheduled tor meeting. A French banquet was held in the spri Each member donated some sort ot a dish that they had prepared on their own. exchanging ot ideas, tood, and recipes pn an experience tor all to reme F-ILP ' ' ' ' SPANISH CLUB - Row I: Mary Beth Lowry, Lincla Wolf. Row 2: Debbie Hunston, Nancy Karen Steves, Jan Watterson, Marsha Bricker, Jim Wooding, Larry Valentino, Jim Stewart, Kendall, Susan Barrett, Pamela Spicer, Pam Thorne, Loretta Scott. Row 3:- Ellen Gibbs, Ovalle, Cindy Thorne, Linda Migliarini, Laura Whittaker, Sharon Tomati, Susie Bricker, Vernon, Milce Gilmore, Susan Lederle. Row 4: Kevin Sutherin, Steve Votaw, Larry -Starkey, Reader, Connie Krauss, Randy Jackson, Bob Lewis, Lu Ann Willard, Jan Botu, I-lolly I Cyndie Roher, Carol Andres, Kay Miller. l CLUB -- Row I: Chris Belich, Debby Barnes, Caporella, Carolyn Sfiffler, Darby Myers, Mary Kay Sheila Sacco, Mrs, Dunn, advisor. Row 2: Kay Green, Yingling, Lynda Hochradel, Rosemary Sfepanic, Barb z, Maureen Piersol. Row 3: Susan Milligan, Gaylene Debbie Godward, Regina Webb, Maryellen Firhian, Wagner, Teressa Marrinelli, Sandy Raley, Mariha 4vf' ' .- Boeckling, Janie Massa, Jan Milligan. Row 4: Chesney Zel- lers, Cafhy Tausch, Judy Smirh, Barb l-lesion, Cafhy Paulin, Colleen Walker, Monica Lepping. Row 5: Cyndy Kleinman, Janef Elevick, Lynn Bozich, Vicki Neumann, Barb Lewis, Gayla Linder, Peggy Kuniewicz. Sandy Linn, Rhonda Garvey, Dena Paparodis, Vicki Schaeffer, Gay Shinn, Helen Paparo- dis. Linder and Cindy Caporella rake a break from The of Jrranslafions. def? J' FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS - Judy Smirh, vice-president Jan Ele- vick. Treasurer: Lynn Bozich, president Vicki Neumann, secrerary. French students develop new insight into foreign Culture Denise Ehrharf, Jane Richards, Becky Bur- son and Sharon Meissner make Chrisfmas corsages and animals. Acquiring the skill that will build promising futur FUTURE I-IOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA - Row I: Denise Randall, Parry Double, Sandy Thayer, Paula Sulherin. Row 2: Theresa Siokes, Becky Burson, Denise Ehrhari, Pafiy Eichler, Sharon Meissner, Marsha Franks, Jane Richards, Denise Ga- briel, Linda Pshsniak. Row 3: Mrs. Bradley, advisor: Karen Geiz, Kalrhy Morris, Susan Barrerl, Tracy Mercier, Anna Smiih, Grace Groves, Billie Lee Marriner, Chris Anderson, Debbie Franks, I.orel ra Tharp, Judy Lydic, Nancy Ful Janei Sanlo, Mabelle Gilbey, Donna Me1 rs, Karen Wilcz Row 4: Lu Ann Donnelly, Janice Gilbey, Debbie Paulin, B erly Shivers, Michele Ivan, Helen Riichie, Karen Kenrei Debbie Meyer, Nancy Sanor, Marsha Phillips, Chris Ellys Wanda Michaels, Susan Phillips, Jane? Webb, Maryann Ci ii, Connie Miles, Mary Jo Flanigan, Diane Corle. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS - Row I: Kalhy Morris, vic president Chris Ellyson, president Karen Geiz, song leader and chaplain. Row 2: M Bradley, advisor: Helen Rifchie, secreiaryg Debbie Meyer, hisforiang Nancy San Ireasurerz Chris Anderson, parliamenlrarian. ARIES OF TOMORROW - Row I 16.51 iscalco Deb Webb Lana Pilis Vicki Sioudi Ada Graybeal, Cindy Crider, Beih Fowler, Couriney. Mary DeWan, Sue Brink, Love, Barb Webb, Darlene Eichler. Sue Jer, Jackie Monigomery, Rose lero- aron Korn, Mary Albrighl, Mariha Al- Rulh Carson, Debbie Sommers, Becky Helen DeRoads, Mindi Siewari, Joy n arf. Row 2: Winnie McCusker, Gayle , Melanie McMillan, Darlene Beeson, Sommers, Mercy Smiih, Brenda Loli- Denise Leider, Cheryl Adams, Linda Jackson. Row 3: Mary Colian, Pal Hire, Sharon Julian, Janine McLaughlin, Vera Waggle, Barb Mar- uskin, Wanna Persella, Joanne Salvino. Pa++y Zamora, Debbie Tuel, Ruih McClure, Janie Haessley, Kaihy Firlh, Marilyn Slockwell, Deb- bie Laughlin, Norma Walzer, Lynn Landweri, Lea Landwerf. . -,. f ,f . s If-:-zfgegli' Sue Brink discovers an un- Ihy n, Pai Fagan, Kaihy DiAnIonio, Phyllis Man- Wanled GVVOF rustrotions emerge preparations for e business world ff- .nav K, .U -I. TH' T .1 i My fe- f ulure Homemakers of America was The nalional ganizarion oi home economics siudenls in junior and senior high schools. This youih organizaiion had several dislinciive iealures. li provided poriunilies for developing individual and group ini+ia+ive in planning and carryinghoui acrivilies linked Io roles of homemaker and wage-earner. I+ was a marvelous field oi sludy for girls. e Secreraries oi Tomorrow was made up of girls in Ihe BOE deparrmenl. They had quief a busy year. The siudenis probably remembered Iheir Chrislmas parly ai Timberlanes lhe mos'r. A peaker from IBM ralked aboui ren good ways Io lose a job. The group's orher projecls included favors for The Counly Home, a Iour of WKBN radio srarion, Ihe finals in Ihe Business Skills Olympic Day, and a skaiing parly. SECRETARIES OF TOMORROW OFFICERS -- Helen De- Roacls, freasurer: Mary DeWan, president Barb Webb, vice- presideni: Sue Brink, secrelary. 1 W K FUTURE SCIENTISTS OF AMERICA - ROW I! STGVS HGV- Candy SmiTh, Elaine Higgins. Row 4: Gary Zocolo, Leo Hi berT. Row 2: Marsha LoTTman, Mary Ann Snyder, MarTha ey, Cindy Coy, Ann STewarT. Row 5: Peggy Hiegel, Dena ' Boeclcling, Chris Belich. Row 3: Bill McCrae, Ed Seroka, parodis, Tim Krepps, Helen Paparodis, Chris Ulrich. FUTURE SCIENTISTS OF AMERICA OFFICERS - Row I: Helen Paparodis, Treasurer: Dena Paparodis, assisTanT secreTaryg Cindy Coy, vice-presidenT. Row 2: Ann STewarT. secreTaryg Ed Serolca, presi- denT: Mary Ann Snyder. Treasurer. Diligent students find annual science event highlight of the year FuTure ScienTisTs oT America, concerned wiTh improvemenT oT environmenT, reached The acme oT The year wiTh The TenTh annual Science Fair. The Theme, The FaTe oT Living Things is in Our Hands, revealed an inTeresT in The wildliTe in The UniTed STaTes. The dedicaTion oT The Tair was To Paul SmiTh, in view oT his desire To iniTiaTe a science enrichmenT program. Award Tor besT proiecT in The junior high wenT To Rolan RiTchie Tor his proiecT WaTerg Liquid LiTe. Terry SproaT was awarded a Trophy Tor The besT high school projecT MagneTic Tapes. The group Traveled To BosTon Tor Trip oT The year, sTopping To visiT Corning Glassware in New York and The Marble ExhibiTion in VermonT. The Trip provided a Tun holiday and an exciTing Tinale Tor The hard-working members. Yeor-end trip is the culmination of o long year of work Rolan Riichie won honors for Hue besir science proieci in Sproawus projeci was iudged as bes+ of Hwe fair. 'fhe IUUiOI'l'1iQl'1- , i F 1 Q he 'renfh annual Science Fair aiiracied large crowds of inieresied speciaiors. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE - Row I: Jane Kidder, Mary Jo Flanigan, Dena Paparodis, Kay Ramsay, Kris Ulrich, Brenda Pelley, Pelu Cvalle, Chris Belich, Martha Boeclcling, Carla Bell, Carol Swetye, Cindy Yingling. Row 2: Evey Luce, Jim Swetye, Debra Yalcubek, Candy Smith, Kathy King, Debbie Ewing. Lynda I-lochradel, Jan Watterson, Barb Eclcteld, Jeanne Land- I QA .. L I 'Fifi , uit: I.: - : Ali' I xtfyp r AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE CFFICERS - Evey Luce, trea- surer: Chuck Swartz, vice-president: Pelu Ovalle, exchange student: Jim Swetye, president: Liz Boeckling, secretary. AFS students promote better understanding among all peoples ,-' ,, A 9169 U Sllllig-sw' Row 3 Marsha Phillips Barb Balsley Mary Kay Binns L IKIIDQ, Chuck Swartz, Dan l loopes, Jan Botu, Diane L Martha Richards, Missy Smith, Chris Smith. Darlene Cathy Paulin, Colleen Wallcer, Bobbie Lee Welling. wert, Carol Wagner. Kathy Firth, Phyllis DeCrow, Kathy : . . ' ' . I iz I: Gary Coolc, representative trom Salem, receives a gitt trom e change student Pelu Ovalle. utisfoction is The ewurd after careful Iunning and work The AES sTudenT chapTer pursued a varieTy oT acTiviTies during The I97O-7I school year. The highlighT oT The year was The co-sponsoring oT The exchange sTudenT, Pelu Ovalle, Trom Chile. he members also sold imaginary shares in world peace To raise money Tor various proiecTs. In addiTon, They parTicipaTed in a ioinT venTure wiTh The WesT Branch chapTer, which resuITed in The second annual TacuITy baskeTbaIl game. signing The murals Tor The WhiTe ChrisTmas and e Prom was one oT The numerous proiecTs oT The rT Guild. Excursions To The BuTler Ceramic Show in YoungsTown, The Three Rivers ArT ExhibiT in PiTTsburgh, and The Cleveland InsTiTuTe oT ArT in Cleveland exposed The TaIenT oT proTessionaI arTisTs. Original works were also enTered in The Regional NaTionaI SchoIasTic ArT ExhibiTion. Larry VaIenTino and IvIariTa Spack are IosT in Their own arTisTic worlds. ART GUILD OFFICERS - Row I: MariTa Spack, presidenT. Row 2: Barb I-IesTon, vice-presidenT: Rhonda ShaTTer, Treasurer. Row 3: Barb Spack, secreTary. LS' RT GUILD - R0sTer: Bonnie Bielski, IvIarTha Boeckling, ecky Burson, Diane CurTis, Barb Eckfeld, Ed Galchick, len Gibbs, Becky Guappone, Cindy Kersmarki, BeThe Ieinman, Linda Kring, Alma Hays, Ken Herold, Barb Hes- in, Lynda Hochradel, Alan I'IoTTman, Russ I-Iill, Bonnie laldonado, Pam IvIarTin, Jane Massa, Sue McLaughlin, Linda Miller, Sue Milligan, Mike Milligan, Tim Ivlohn, Bruce Paxson, LoreTTa Pshsniak, Lois Rickman, Cindy Sla- vens, Rhonda ShaTTer, KaThy ShasTeen, Barb Spack, MariTa Spack. Rick Surmacevic, Larry VaIenTino, Rick WinTers, Debbie WrighT, STeve WrighT, Vicki Zerbs. T I Working with the staff benefits both teachers ond aides The adminisTraTion and classes could noT opera as smooThly as They did if iT were noT Tor silenT Torce oT sTudenTs. Aides gave up T precious liTTle Time They had in order To ser The school. Some sacriiiced Tor The experienc oThers Tor The enioymenT. OTTice aides were raT as The hardesT-working because oi The eliminaTi oT The moniTors. ln addiTion To Typing, Tilin and Taking phone messages. They ran erran collecTed aTTendance slips, and performed oTh duTies. Counselors aides provided The exTra he needed To relieve The heavy workload on our Thr busy counselors. German aides were only able serve parT oT The year due To a swiTch in Germ Teachers. The gym aides were able To parTicipa in exTra gym classes and To help The gym Teach in organizaTion and gymnasium equipme couNsELoR's AIDES - Row ii Jsnei senders. Row 2: Cheryl ' t ' ' ' ' A I Love, Chris Dimlco. Row 3: Ellen Equizi, Nancy Cody, Sue Lederle. -1 OFFICE AIDES - Row I: CaThy Crowgey, Kay Miller, Barb lvlonTeleone. Row 2: JaneT Sande Barb Kuniewicz, Holly Holroyd. Row 3: KaThy DiAnTonio, Anne Moore, Chris Lange. I N YM AIDES - Row I: Karen Gefz, Jean Kiliman. Mary Jo Wright Row 2: Nancy Pim, dy Coy, Winifred McCusker. UEIREUN Grea+house, Leslie Crouse, Carol Shasfeen, Nancy Close, Lynn Ka+hy Cameron. AIDES - Row I: Jeanne Landwerf, Chris Smifh. Row 2: 5 vu -mi m P: . lha.'- .1'1-.J'f?U - ' -... qw I wr- I 7 -F11--1 y - Z- ' - - V an ' va f-Q '+ my .. .. .- .- 1 :Pl IM ' 1 ., - .- Q m 0 'Q QT - - - - - u p. '- 1-y P, 1 1 Cafny Crowqey devofes ner spare Jrime To busy office workers. Harmony develops when teachers find willing workers 91 Library workers are spurred on by a fascination in books LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS - Cheryl I-liveIy,secre'fary1 Billie Lee Marrin- When Warren Washingion is in a mischievous moo er, vice-presideni: Nancy Sanorfpresidenlq Henry Speck, Jrreasurer. ihe whole library had beirer beware. lv Q ' I' Xi LIBRARY CLUB- Row I:Jane Kidder, Billie Lee Marriner, Kaihy Downs, Cheryl I'liveIy, Denise Randolph, Nancy Sanor, Judy Lydic, Donna Meiis, Cindy Caporella, Debbie Wrighr, Kaihy Klein, Janis Milligan. Row 2: Beih Fowler, Dave Gbur, Glen Spack, Henry Spaclc, Warren Washing- lon, Rick Silvers, Susan Augusl, Janie Massa, Pam Thor Sandy Thayer. Noi' piciuredz Miclcy Jurina, Sherry Aye Bruce Paxson, Lori Pasiier, Fred Saireed, Chris Whi Debby Pike, Norma Enclicoii, Clyde Williams. OJECT SUPPORT - Row I: MarTha Richards. Caro ary Price. A special aid is iven to those who eooh out A beauTiTully decoraTed library was one TeaT oT The Library Club This year. This group deserved rediT Tor keeping The books in shape Tor reading and The library in order Tor research. Rodman Library aT MounT Union College was viewed in The spring by This enThusiasTic group. New ideas OT organizaTion were broughT To lighT concerning improvemenTs in our own library. ProiecT SupporT was The laTesT addiTion To The cTiviTies QT Salem High. A small group oT pupils ere Trained To be Teachers' aides in The Tield oT special educaTion. They devoTed one or Two periods a day To a class or individual TuToring. e group gave a Tormal ChrisTmas dance Tor The udenTs aT RoberT BycroTT School. They aTTended The sTaTe convenTion in DayTon, Ohio and The naTional convenTion in Miami Beach, Florida. l Wagner. Row 2: Diane Dailey, Diane Dailey and Carol Wagner convey an idea To George Rance Pl-IOTOGRAPHER - Jack Pike. eff? A 'A Bl-WEEKLY STAFF - Row I: Bill Jones, Sandy Thayer. Row 2: Frank Zangara, Ed Bob l-louger, John Volio, Bruce Herron, Tim Smiih, Barb Eckfeld, Peggy Kuniewicz, Shasleen, Kaihy Shasieen, Debbie Allison, Jan Waiierson, Cindy Thayer, lvlary Kay Row 3: Jim Sweiye, David Cowie, Ed Hardy, Jim Shivers, Jim Wooding, Barb Jelen, Milligan, Sue Milligan. Nancy Fesier, Wayne Smiih, Chesney Zellers, Bruce Zellers Yingling. ,DW , ,-1 xx ' xv SPORTS EDITORS -- Bill Jones, Frank Zangara, John Volio, Bruce Herron. Praise from the top inspires editors to greater achievements lvieihods oi reporring The news can be coniroversial. The Siudeni Bi-W kepl iis readers' minds open by always Tryi ro preseni boih sides oi The siory. Siariing year wiih someihing less Than an exper squad, ihe paper's workers srrived for unbiased and compleie newspaper. A from high sources showed how hard siaii worked and whai kind of pa ihey pui our. Wriiing rhe news was d because rhe reporier had ro record rhe evenr as happened. noi as he saw ir in his opinion. W wririen and inieresiing ariicles were pui in Bi-Weekly every orher week io capiure airreniion oi ihe siudeni readers. The members The Bi-Weekly deserved ihe credii and pra ihey received for having an imcormaiive Complete student organization promotes freedom of ideas IRD PAGE EDITORS - Wayne Smifh, Jim Swefye. CIRCULATION - Cindy Thayer. SINESS MANAGER - Vicki SECOND PAGE EDITORS - Cyndy Kleinma l Nc, ,J , N -uqgg Q pa..- 4, .,:, 'N Q x ' gm f ' V ky -- M 4 a an ,514 1 14 - Y , 1 Q- if 1 Sim o ' S1 . gf 4 - A , sf , id.. ,L . is ,, P Pai' .5 A,,. ,f '- . NF Y vi .Q f 'P' 2 4 , ' ,,,I .,,. - g- -1 1, pi JF M , nf 'R f ilver bells eard over The ush of wmter Juniors made an aII-ouT efforf This year To converf an enlarged and complefed cafeferia inTo a paradise isle. They provided realism wiTh founfains, caves, volcanoes, flowers, and ponds which were filled wiTh frogs and goldfish. Black IighTs gave murals a fIorescenT low. Music was creaTed by The Raspberry Blues who enTerTained wiTh differenf sTyIes of music for The nighT. The WhiTe Chrisfmas Dance was reIocaTed This year due To The consTrucTion in The school cafeferia. The commiTTee worked To Transform SouTheasT School inTo a winTer wonderland of silver bells. Though The condiTions were nof spacious. iT was a lovely chance To geT ouT of The cold nighT air. Arf Guild provided The murals for The evening. irmen were Cindy Hughes and Chris Dimko. WHITE CHRISTMAS COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN - Chris Dimko Cindy Hughes. Fesfive decorafions added To The e holiday aTmosphere was appropriaTeIy conveyed as each couple TIoaTed inTo oblivion. iovial Chrisfmas mood, -ci - ' 1.1 i, :LY ,N X, fy ' 'QP ROBED CHOIR OFFICERS - Row I: Gordon Luce, president. Row 2: .lan Schaeffer, vice-president: Becky Heim, secretary: Lu Ann Lim- estahl, treasurer. tor the I97O-7I season. They brought the bass over-prominent temale soprano and alto s Choristers respond new interpretations of beautiful music An amazing number ot boys stepped into tenor sound out so as to even up the e This outstanding chorus was labeled as 'ot the best choirs Salem High has had since origin. Eighty-six voices cooperated in to make every chord blend into the next was a busy year tor the group because p a trip to Washington, D.C. required tuncl-ra projects. Expanding and branching out to becoming a community choir, girls' ens were sent to pertorm tor private groups complete chorus also sang tor some organizations. Working as a unit and sendi harmonized voices to contest, the choir something our high school was very proud Ah- CHOIR ACCOIVIPANISTS - Row I: Jan Schaetter. Row 2: Linda Migliarini, Cindy Mary Zatko, Barb Balsley, Julie Robbins. -AAnAAf5-93!5?l! G7 L? . x - BED CHOIR - Row I: Maryellen Fifhian, Cyndie Roher, Ty Double, Shelly Zimmerman, Cindy Oesch, Sue Leider, 'rhy Norario, Becky Heim, Cindy Coy, Karen Gelz, Kalhy ffman, Cindy Thorne, Deanna Walker, Rulhanne Musselman, Schehl, Cheryl Mcllvaine, Chris Smirh, Connie Miles. Row Barb Lewis, Candy Michaels, Becky Burson, Sue Hahn, Chris derson, Karhy Downs, Lois Luce, Jan Schaeffer, Debbie nks, Evey Luce, Diane Lundquisl, Evelyn Rockhold, Marsha usf, Julie Robbins, Sherry Mason, Hollis Theil, Jennie Mil- an. Row 3: Anne'r're Roller, Laurie Miles, Debbie Ray, Gayla der, Lu Ann Willard, Karen Shanker, Chris Ellyson, Debbie Sfokes, Lu Ann Limesrahl, Janel Elevick, Lynn Eslerle, Debbie Snyder, Kafhy King, Pal Coe, Calhy Raymond, Margie Shivers. Row 4: Berry Siddle, Marsha Miller, Jeanne Landwerl, Jackie Pence, Tom Corle, John Volio, Dave Ray, Kevin Sfeves, Chuck Adams, Fred Campbell, Bob Slavens, Karen Nedelka,'Linda Mi- gliarini, Lynn Varkonda, Leslie Crouse. Row 5: Denise Ehrharf, Sue McLaughlin, Holly Holroyd, Sue Boomhower, Drew Green, Dave Chrisfensen, Larry Srarkey, Gordon Luce, John Filler, Jack Gilberf, Frank Kasfenek, Jay Cope, Jim Swefye, Michele Smifh, Susan Hicks, Barb Monfeleone. A slighl change comes over a choir when i'r imirafes rein- deer. Listeners are swept up in the moods that vocalists convey ENIOR GIRLS' ENSEMBLE- Row I: Sue Schehl, Karen Gefz, Mar- a Fousl. Row 2: Becky Heim, Janer Elevick, Chris Ellyson. Row 3: n Schaeffer, Michele Smilh, Linda Migliarini. Prootioed soloists strive for perfection in presentations Cindy Caporella and Janet Woolt add color to sophomore girls' choir songs with slcilltul strumming. SOPHOMORE GIRLS' C-BLEE CLUB - Row I: Janet Woolt, Beverly Shivers, Paula Wilson, Cindy Caporella. Betty Fraundoter, Debbie O'Keete, Cindy Yingling, Cindy Marino. Row 2: Barb Balsley, Cathy England. Sue Bricker, Dorothy Vernon, Connie l , With a practiced hand, Mr. Miller guides ct through intricate passages. Krauss, Mary Kay Binns. Karen Kenreigh, De McCartney. Row 3: Sheryl Long, Judy Filler, Pat' Grandolpho, Pat Nelson, Valerie Reed, Pam Thorni Diane Lepping, Helen Siddle. Deb Lundquist. fri' MAN GIRLS' GLEE CLUB - Row I: PaT BeThe Kleinman, Nancy Scullion, Maria To- Cindy Corle, Jo Emelo, Pam Devan, Gail TTman. Row 2: Michele Bork, Susan Ayers, Ann ewarT, Darlene McDonald, Mary Galchiclc. evotion and love f harmony oreote ell-rounded sound The glee clubs seemed To be The preparaTory ge oT The vocal deparTmenT. Young voices were Trained Tor challenges ThaT would soon be upon Them. The robed choir was very demanding and experience was almosT essenTial To survive. A senior girls' ensemble was Tormed This year Trom a varieTy oT excellenT voices. This required many exTra hours oT ouTside pracTice. Occasionally The qirls wondered if iT was worTh The eTTorT. heir persisTence was rewarded by overwhelming enThusiasm oT The communiTy. Solo conTesT occupied much oT The beTTer singers' Time. They sTrove Tor breaTh conTrol, perTecTion, and overcoming Their nerves. This year, Salem was represenTed by a large number OT eager soloisTs. They reTurned wiTh The experience and The saTisTacTion oT giving an excellenT perTormance. KaThy Berg, Mary ZaTlco, Mary McDeviTT. Row 3: Maryanne Snyder, Audrey Lesiclc. Peggy Hiegel. KaThy Leipper, Miclcie Franklin, PaTTy Preisler, Carrie Willard, Melissa Falk. Cindy Marino aided The Sophomore Girls' Glee Club wiTh recorders PEP BAND - Walt Whitman, Gordon Kendall, Larry Starkey, Joey Armeni, Vicki Kryk, Stuart Kendall, Larry Callahan, Tom Stan- 5 COLOR GUARD - Row I: Sue Schehl. Evey Luce. Getz. Debbie Laughlin. Becky Burson. Row 2: Evelyn lev- Jay Sheff- hold, Pa+ Eisner, Ksniy King. Contest sparks 1nspiration for perfection in music Solo and ensemble contest was the time musician to show his ability in playing instrument. For some, improvement ot talent was the reason tor going to c Others went to discover their own al Preparing tor the contest meant a lot ot ha work. It took a great deal ot labor to pi in the precision ot one's solo. When time to run out, the rooms tor practicing were tound easily. A soloist used halt his ti locating a room with a piano so that he practicewith his accompanist. Tension ran and remained until the quiet hush at contest MAJORETTES - Row I: Kathy Moore, head maiorette. Row 2: . Linda Wolt, Angie Garvey, Rhonda Garvey. Row 3: Denise Ehrhart, H19 Siudenifio beam' Soon he forgot- Hue l Lynn Bozgchl Colleen McKee. Dee Sell. ot anxious listeners and became lost in tt teeling ot his solo. A deep sense ot complet reliet came when the judge nodded his approva Musicians test their abilities and stamina at ensemble Contest 44 UM MAJOR Bob Houqer WOODWIND TRIO - Linda Paxson, Bruce Reader, Liz Boeckling. X nf 1 , . 1' ,f ,f f fi! ff NOODWIND TRIO Kathy Moore Linda BRASS OUINTET - Allan Whitacre. Mark Stanga, Walt Whitman, Larry Callahan, Debbie Stokes. , -. fb-.-',,f-',s.',f A I 1 SALEM HIGH BAND - Row I: Denise Ehrharf, Lynn Bozich, Linda Wolf, Rhonda Garvey, Bob Houger, Kafhy Moore, Angie Garvey, Colleen McKee, Dee Sell: Row 2: Kris Ulrich, Linda Paxson, Lu Ann Limesfahl, Vivian Kupka, Debra Jackson. Rose- mary Kaiser, Carol Swefye, Susan Bafcha, Liz Boeckling, Janef Elevick, Befh McLaughlin, Bonnie Burson. Sheila Sacco. Janine Hovis, Sandy Raley, Cindy Rofh, Missy Falk. Row 3: Brenda Pel- ley, Carol Shasfeen, Niles Kyneff, Marfha Moore, Debbie Hun- sfon, Janie Cleveland, Molly Way, Julie Robbins, Debbie God- warcl, Cafhy Lenigar, Dena Paparodis, Barb Coy, Mark Sfanga, Carolyn Sfiffler. Sherry Ayers. Darby Myers, Debbie Zimmer- man, Lu Ann McAffee, Mindi Milligan, Carla Bell, Chris Belich, Vicki Schaeffer, Jan Bofu, Karen Sfeves. Row 4: Janis Milligan, Helen Paparodis, Kay Ramsay, Shirley Cooper, Linda Migliarini, Befh Beck, Bruce Reader, Tim Mohn, Kim Pukalski, Myers, Sue Shanker, Beverly Palmer, Karen Shanker, Sfokes, Kay Green, Whif Luce, Tom Sfanley, Sfuarf Jay Shoff, Larry Rogers, David Forkel, Roger Nordquesf, Callahan, Allan Whifacre, Larry Sfarkey, Sfeve Wrighf, Cobourn, Mark Sfilwell, Gaylene Kekel, Missy Smifh, Spooner, Kurf Van Fossan. Row 5: Bob Hodge, Ron Susan Helmick, Rick Lippiaff, Tim Davis, Bill Bailey, 4 Kendall, Karen Gefz, Evey Luce, Sue Schehl, Evelyn Rc Paf Eichler, Kafhy King, Becky Burson. Debbie Laughlin, Kaminsky, Walf Whifman, Ben Simon, Dan Hoopes, Joey ni, Tom Ewing, Larry Sebrell, Chris Poulfon, Vicki Kryk, Swanger, Mr. Richard Howensfine, direcfor. Splendor of sho derived through Ion careful practice A iv Transformation of disorgunizution into delightful listening Ot all the school-sponsored activities in l97O-7I, the band rated among the highest ot the hard- working organizations. During marching season, the rush to the band room came when the sixth period bell rang. Music was reviewed and then the group moved outside where the sloshing ot muddy teet became the one thing heard over the quiet roar ot conversation. A band member practiced with the hope ot creating an instinct to go to the right place at the right time. This developed the precision a band should possess. The great test ot accuracy and musicianship came with concert season. Dissonance met ultra-pertection to create a challenge that any musician would accept. The complaints and groans existed, but those remarks coverecl up the tact that the band worked the hardest when it complained the most. :Sl 'NND OFFICERS - Mark Stanga, vice-president: Cindy Roth, librarian: Janet Elevick, secretary: Debbie Stokes, presi- ent: Linda Migliarini, treasurer: Sherry Ayers, librarian. PEPETTES - Row I: Nancy Pim, Karen Neclelka, Sue Brink, Nancy Courfney, Marsha Fousl, Michele Srnifh, Denise dle, Margie Shivers, Debby Vernon. Row 2: Sherry Mason, Chris Dimko, Karhy Huffman, Cheryl Love, Lisa T Vicki Neumann, Deborah Ewing. 6 THE I97I PEP CLUB 1 ffl .33 -I 3 viii, gp Eg pg-,i,,,:. K , ' 'Vkp LY: :1 if Q Pep Club excites the student bed Michele Smilh, secrelag Row Margie Shivers, vio president Lisa Tarlelon, freasurer. y PEP CLUB OFFICERS Row I Sue Brink preside: p Qi. A -QL' bf'-r HS: 1-ill +o fly free: wilh cares and worries no longer poin+inq To success. for il was gained as if always will be by labors of reason and underslanclinq. QEY- 1 ,gif , ll s Achievements B-, y v v,,, I. 1' a T-2aag,wl' ,, ,x . , - im?-i 'l , I r ,.,.f ,. 7 'v' L wr' 'Li4,-- gu- 1,u - , .... .'-1 Q .skier :lu ' -.' rv.. , J t, .Ji- -11' J 4 -2- f -' -jeg:-11:1 f - ,xl Q l 1 Q A. 1 . --.0 f. '4-'ing 5 f 4 1 , . f xv, lilfg' Y -ff S -r, .. - tgygffl 1 ' A v n...y. 1, 1 ,I-.vfrg V K. t sfiug' J LW ' 3 Y X-Q --.X A P' in- '4 A Uh I , :FFS ' .. QL.-, -fi. ' - ' . 1 I '- 1f':f' 4 ' xi ff 1' -'?':: fu ' 1, -24-, -L 4 1 ' T'I fIIX , , ,,xgf'5' Wig f ....4- - 6 Sfepam , 1 sf L N - g.e.,v-' ...a :, '-,Nm 1 :A Q 1. . 74.1 Ju' .--,,. .. ' fi ic. '- Ixf.. x .. 1 ,L 253, I 1 1 I I- 1545 I 1 A ,. ,..- K N. Q A 1 14' , J , Y X, hx- - f'f .7 Y w- -Q f X .x I V .5- '- X 4- 5,..- , lf- ' ' . 1 1 'ur 1 ' If nl 1,- I U.. 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Noi' pic'I'ured: Cyndy Kleinman, Senior. x ' K ART AWARDS - Debbie Weiss, Debbie Vernon, Jackie liippiaii, Gerry Kasienhuber, Mariia Spack, Barb Hesion, Forkel, Mark Braniinglwam, Larry Valeniino. Creative ability in melody and oration is applauded MARIE BURNS AWARDS - Bruce Reader, Jackie Pence. Mercy Smith, Jan Schaeffer, John Filler, Vicki Schaeffer. ,z OUTSTANDING sENloR SPEECH - Judy smwh. '. FEV 'ix OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN SPEECH - Marsha Fousf. X .ii .Q 'A ATE AWARD OF DISTINCTION - Linda Paxson, Bruce Paxson, Gary Kosclw, Jim Fenron, Bill , Cheryl Bork, Peg Kuniewicz, Gordon Luce, Melissa Ri+cl1ie. PTA SCHOLARSHIP - Sue Schehl. Diligent class Work and tedious study IARTHA MCCREADY MATH AWARD - Mickey I'eC9iVe ClCClC1fl'Il eesrand. Ta, D , , DANFORTH AWARD - Evey Luce. 4 BAUSCH AND LOMB AWARD - Larry Callahan. Noi' pic+ured: Jim Fenion. A Academic and scientific skill is commended DANFGRTH AWARD - Larry Callahan. 12 , A. L ,2- A worthy tribute to twelve years of scholastic endeavor ' v I X . V A . ., 9, 1 ' ' 1- . A nl 3 1 r ' g .lr M- . I V -I xx , . . Y J ' ' . V . v , Z.-3 -1 . A is I. I - i 1 V. ,Q '- 1-A !,,-- I 'A '. ,r ' , t ' , , H ' , SALUTATORIAN - Larry Callahan. ,H i ' jj, -' J i ,, QQ: af tjqsxgg lr gl X sua' TEN - Llsa Tarleton. slxth, Judy Smith, eighth. Evey Luce, thlrd, Cheryl Bork, tenth: Jerry Blca. mnth: Barb Heston. seventh Eleviclc, filth: Peg Althouse, fourth: Larry Callahan, second. Not pictured: Jean Kiliman, first. V- --15 ' 5 , 13,17 ff P w ! N i 4 Q 3 121 P- 'I :LT . fra. .J . ,ffm .. ' sm. , . K '-kw-Q, - . . , .,,,vv- ' - 9,95 ' ,w , .-':-PM ' .lub I g L J,-e2 , -, ,, C'Y , P 1 x , X -'-A ,,,,,,:L. ' .. -.eff .3 '- u' .....54.' , .fgxf-gg 'UL-n.4. Wffm gp., . Malay, . ,-'. -1 f -- u '?:r5'5Sr' gumf' . Av 'v. LW X 'El i WSW! '59 ..-5 ,1-fl 'jj AL. iff if V' if:- ' 1,2 My . 1'1- if v-r V 'f -: . - -ff . , ' ,J.J..: A If V -f,,n.. . ,el-V55?YT, A ll . 'x . ,syn , ' x an . ,. , 4-I Q4 . . , 4 ' 11 .gl Cecil Adams Charles Adams Kay Adams STeve Adams David Anderson Chris Armeni Susan Ayers Randy Baker Mike BarreTT Danny Barfels David BarTholomew Sammy BarTh Lenord BaTcha Chris Belich Edward BenneTT PaTTy BenneTT CaThy Berg Kimberly Berger Underdogs in o world of student government learn quickly ' Freshman year is The beginning oT beginnings: The TirsT rung on The ladder oT maTuriTy. Freshman year is a Time oT hard adiusTmenTg a Time Tor geTTing To know unTamiliar Taces. Freshman year is a new liTe in every Torm: being a parT oT The now generaTion and Teeling as if one really belongs To The adulT world. Freshman year is learning To accepT and solve problems ThaT an elder could handle beTore. Freshman year is Algebra I, a Toreign language, English grammar and spelling, world hisTory, and all The acTiviTies oT SHS ThaT one could simply view Trom a disTance beTore This magical year oT Tofally new experiences: ToTally new beginnings. Or is This The year ThaT brings an end To childhood ways and days of simpleness - The year ThaT is a Turning poinT in many lives? A A ' A ' A 'x ifkfmiffsi? ln :e l xx I An all out effort Kennefh Binns Randy Blealcley Marfha 'Boeclcling Cafherine Boofh Michele Bork Dena Borrelli Eric Borrelli John Boru Dan Bradley Pam Brennan Susan Briggs ScoH Brooks George Brown Robin Brown Bonnie Burson Kevin Bush Pamela Bush Dave Callahan Fred Campbell Mario Carreon Mary Cernufo Ron Chamberlain Jeff Chappel Susan Chilson Judy Cobb Scorf Cobourn Milne Colian Palriclc Conway Shirley Cooper Jay Cope QL freshman 1n need X EH f ir-so y M l H5 Q-SSE 2 fam I IILMQA LNDC 5 J, yu C -r lwlf' -. 1 ' g .1f'!'J'?'1 - g'.4- f my L i ,. 2 'lfiifi'5lJlql'i'l'em Qi' . v term- in-,Qnl 3 -i- y- I .ILI .,... ML , -r,,. . V S 'a+-uf-- f:3-i.,., 1-,4'...i. . 11 g .wffiiflf - r er i for ci lonely Q 5 euoi i S e . 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Cynfhia Corie Juciy Cowie Barbara Coy Barry Cranmer Debra Cree-r Danny Crider David Crooksion Michael Crouse Carol Cubbage Mefa Culler Diane Curiis Leeanne Curfis Dan Daley Timofhy Davis Dennis DeRoads Jeane DeSi1ieids Pam Devan Pafsy Devan Linda Dirnko Eugene Dixson Don Doufy Thomas Eakin Tim Eafon Debbie Ehrharf -14 I 0 A variety of books provides enjoyment and hard study great Contrast an be found in eading material 4 x 1- ummm M ., , YucR.?uY HW NM X KYMM l f i Y F, V if? ii. ii V4 dnl .1 YN Randy Eicluler Ruby Eiclwler Jeff Elder Harriei' Ellis Randy Ellis Paliy Elrod Jo Emelo Norma Endicoii Roxene Endres Roberi Esierle Judy Fagan Melissa Falk Marlin Field Molly Fiflwian John Flick David Forkel Ricky Forkel Dave Forfney Mickie Franklin Siacey Franks Anne Friizman Mary Galclwick David Gbur Cliff Gilbey Diversity - u silent library or Cl noisy gym class Corrine Grace Jeffrey Gray William Greenisen Charles Griehs John Gross Rebecca Guappone David Gusheri Li'nda Hahn Kaiherine Hamilfon Claudia Hanna Deborah Harirnan Debra Harvey Alma Hays Daryl Heesrand David Helman Susan Helmick James Herron Leo Hickey lviargarei Hiegel Elaine Higgins Judiih Hilliard Roberr Hodge Barry Hollinger Kaihleen Hoperich Sue Horning Debra Houshour David Hrovaiic Randy Hrvaiin Gail Huffman John Hughes i James Hull Marls Hurray Linda Hussar Mary leropoli William Jalcubisn Kim Janowialc Valerie Jarvis Thomas Jesl4o Bruce Johnson Dick Jones Denise Juilleraf Marcie Juliano Dan Kaminslcy Charles Kellner Melissa Kerr Jane Kidcler Belhe Kleinman James Kleinman Michael Knepper Roberl Krebs Thomas Krepps Juolilh Kuniewicz Vivian Kuplca Twila Lamb Wall to wall people create havoc in the halls and lunchroom F3 P I L b in K H11 L pper Lepping Db l'1l.escl'1 Adyl. lc P A L+ K L'ppia++ Whif Luce ' W i ii gixv-gk 1 ' . A 1 lx If , +I ' i i i i QQ if ' wk 19,4 'll W 1 nw Underlying Christmas spirit lives despite tedious class work 24 ! I . r 5 i I Lg MQ, I rr 1155 I w Hu H x KN -:Q is I 0 ' ' 'Jo ' s Lastmg umons can be Created through friends sharing Ron Lurz Sandra Lynn Dave Maenz Susan Mallick Timorhy Maloy Donna Markoviclw Diane Marfin Teressa Marrinelli Margarer Massa Karen Ma+yas Gail McAdams Mark Mccarfney Mike McClure Laura Mccorklwill Clark McCue Mary McDevH r Timofhy McDevi'r+ Darleen McDonald I2 6 Lunchtime presents Alicia Mehno Lou Mellinger Sue Menough Carla Meslcill Bradley Metz Nancy Milhoan Dale Miller Lisa Miller Janis Milligan Mindy Milligan Robin Minamyer Terry Mountz Dave Mrugala Cliff Muhleman Tina Nelson Roger Nordquest Rick Odey Venus Ogle Joyce Ondrejko Diane Palmer Dena Paparodis Helen Paparodis Susan Paparodis Renay Pasco Terry Paxson Brenda Pelley Chris Persello Leslie Phillips Linda Phillips Dave Pietratese its own unique problems for all l 7 l ,yu Mark Pieirzak Deborah Pike Bob Pills Dennis Plegge Dallas Polinq Dave Pond Chris Poullon Candace Pregibon Pally Preisler James Price Clifford Prolzman Lorefla Pshsniak Kimberly Pukalski Donald Quinn Dusiy Quinn Sandra Raley Kay Ramsay Rose Rance Denise Randolph 'David Ray Dave Raymond Elaine Reed Connie Reno Desi Rickman Deborah Risbeck Existence on hot cafeteria food or a homemade lunch 7 William Ritchie Diane Roberts Mark Rohaley Tony Rothbrusl' Martin Roth Thomas Rowlands Roloert Royle Jack Rulole Bunnie Rummell Nina Santini Hollis Saunders Robert Schaefer Vicki Schaeffer Danny Schlarb Ellen Schneider Gayle Schuster Barry Schwartz Richard Sekely Pamela Sell Gay Shinn William Shoemaker Richard Shoop Jim Simpson Robert Slavens S a .Q Quiet times are provided for the effort of study X. if eeasional breaks elieve the burden f hard work lr Q :tm Beverly Smirh Candace Smirh Clwrisropber Smirh Deborah Smirh Debra Smirh Gary Smirh Maurice Smirh Kerry Smolira Georgefre Snyder Maryanne Snyder Janer Soborka Diana Sommers Ronald Speck Sharon Spack Susan Spooner Terry Sreele Debbie Sfepbens Sieve Srepien Kevin Sleves Ann Slewarl Mark Sfilwell Jim Slone Daniel Swanger Carol Swelye Donald Tarlefon Curfis Thayer LouAnn Thieman Bren? Tice Clark Tolsfon Maria Tolani Calhy Tranlham Dawn Ulrich Kris Ulrich Fred Vogel James Volaw Jeff Volaw Jim Walker Vicloria Ward Ronald Warren Mike Wa++erson Slephen Waugh Harry Webb Milce Weingarl Robyn Wlweaf Donald Wlwilacre Thomas Wlwireleallwer Cheryl Wiclcersliam James Wiggers Carrie Willard Joseph Winkler Randy Winlers Mary Jo Wriglnr S+eplwen Wriglwl Jill Yulianialc Jolwn Zamora Mary Zaflco Jeff Zeck Vicforia Zerbs Debra Zimmerman Gary Zocolo -V-a i,,, il feelmg of emptmess SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS -- Howard Jesko, presideni: Ann Zimmerman 'rreasurer' Bobbie ln ram secrefar 'Terr Meirs. vice- - 1 9 - Y' Y presidenf. Sheryl Albrighl David Alexander Becky Allison Chris Anderson Carol Andres Robin Andre Joe Armeni George Bailie Dan Balan Barbara Balsley W George Banar Dave Barnes Debbie Barnes Mark BarreH' Susan Barrel? Amy Barfholomew Alice Begalla Carla Bell .fl 1 We are hovering on the verge of new experiences Sophomore year means having adiusied a feeling no longer like ihe babies or pun Sophomore year is conrenrmenrp a lime of being noi loo imporranig a Than Time, nor being picked on by uppercla Sophomore year is realizing false impressi and accepiing realiryg finding ir hard To and siudy seriously due io preoccupa Sophomore year is a loss of iniiiaiiveg and a srable sense oi securiry, knowing Thar ihi won'+ change for Jrwo more years. Sophomore is plane geomeiry, English ll: wiih no spe book and lirile grammar: 'rhe second year of language and driver's educaiioni clas simularor, and driving, and finally gerri driver's license. Sophomore year is a wo year of belonging and yer also being leir '+- 5- 1 x, X. it 'fix 1 . , l 'W 'illl 'li w ., EGM Ent - at B fs' if -5 l in , , lm-T fftf 1 I 'fkN:' ll ' l' we lu ' N 'JNHZ ii ' - ig' , i With adjustments made, it's time for acceptance Sandra Berg Joan Bettis Mary Binns John Bleakley Becky Bodendorter Greg Bork Nancy Bowen Dewey Bowser Marsha Bricker Sue Bricker Beth Briggs Melody Brink Terry Brown James Bruclerly Denny Butch Amy Butler Denzil Cain Bill Campt Cynthia Caporella Lester Carlisle Melanie Carson Susan Carson Edith Cernuto Dan Chamberlain 13 4 Mary Chamberlain Roger Chilson David Chrisiensen Cheryl Cibula Mary Ciolii Anihony Colian Richard Colian Diana Cori Thomas Corle Caihy Couriney Bradley Cowan Gregory Cowan Vicki Cowan David Coy Judy Coy John Creer Mark Daniels Caihy Davis Dennis Davis Augusi Dicesare Darla Dixson Debra Domenceiii l.uAnn Donnelly Sieve Doufy Darleen Droilefi Don Duiresne Frances Duiko Pairicia Edling Daniel Ehrhari Pairicia Eichler 1, E, li, A I, 'Ph A! I i 'ip' N N i 1 B Ear i wr . , imizrx M. :QSIEESFZEL . E?55f: 'F- 1s:3v'+s,.fSbi Ty f 1':iv11f'2w-fm We Communication help Close relationship to grow ond los A friend becomes someone you oon always depend on Q W ' if f' x X . X9 in 'cz Ernie Emmerling Richard Englerf Thomas Ewing John Faber Debbie Fagan Rona Falk David Fasf John Filler Judy Filler Brian Fink Marcia Finn Jeff Fisher Mary Jo Flanigan Bob Floor Connie Forrune Shane Franks Vicki Franklin Berry Fraundofer John Frifzmai. Lisa Frye Denise Gabriel Larry Gaichick Debbie Garrod Rhonda Garvey 6 ,A '-1 Usuolly school involves more work than leisure , ,-.1 -I : f. 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I I ., y ly A chance to catch up with last minute work sprees Dan Hoopes James Houle+'re Janine Hovis James Hursi Cafhy Ingliand Bobbie Ingram Michele Ivan Karen Jackson Lawrence Jackson Randy Jackson Roberi James Bob Jelen Kay Jennings Howard Jesko Richard Johnson Ken Juhn Rosemary Kaiser Barry Karnofel 7 Bonnie Kararo Douglas Kaufman Gaylene Kekel Jim Kelly Gordan Kendall Karen Kenreigh Cindy Kensl Douglas Kilpafriclc Kalhryn Klein Jacob Klemann Connie Krauss Tim Krepps Ron Kyser Belly Lane Chris Lange Vicki Leininger Diana Lepping John Lesler Cheryl Lewis Roberl Lewis Robin Linder Anifa Lodge Ormond Long Sheryl Long Mary Belh Lowry william Lowry Deborah Lundquisr Don Lu'rz Jim Manis Ronald Maniscalco Iubilatmn helps portray Cl freedom of mind and body Pleasures of life are often reflected in smiling faces N A i Q5 Cynlhia Marino David Marlcovich John Marlin l.uAnn lvlarfig Pele Marfinelli Roberl McAdams l.uAnn McAfee Lynn McBride fx N, y ? lllf plilgl ll Y Y 1 l A -if i A 1 L i' 1 Deborah McCar+ney Joyce McCoy William McCrae John McCulloch Francis lv1cCuslcer Joni Mcl.emore Tanya Mehno Pally Meissner Jerry Menough Slevie Jo Menough Tracy Mercier Terry Melfs Connie Miles Cynlhia Millilcin Gary Miller Joseph Miller 9 Mickey Miller Myrna Miller Kay Miller Bill Miller Sue Milligan Robin Mingus Samuel Mon Q Randy Monlgomery Anne Moore Ben Moore Rhonda Morrison Paul Musselman Jolwn Musiric Darby Myers Jim Null Debbie C'Keefe Beverly Palmer George Paparoclis Margaref Papic Nick Papic Tom Paslier Calhy Paulin Jolwn Pauline Pam Paxson Lt Don Paynter Ron Paynter Robert Peters Richard Phillips Susan Phillips Joyce Prokupelc Linda Pshsnialc Valerie Reed Michele Reiter Jane Richards Rohn Riley Nancy Roberts Lisa Roelen Lawrence Rogers Cynthia Roth Chuck Ruble Judy Russell Sheila Sacco Paul Salvino Vince Schehl James Schneider Mary Schwebach Loretta Scott Larry Selorell Debbie Sell Participation in class work helps student involvement Dennis Sell .lolfin Sell Gary Seroka Pam Serolca Susan Slrianlcer Mark Slwasteen Canoly Shipley Beverly Slriivers Helen Siddle Rick Silvers Ben Simon Danny Simpson Favorite pastimes are not forgotten in school hours 42 'PR' li ontrusts appear the long and Ort of things Anna Smiih Cal Smifh Chris Smifh Kafhy Smiih Missy Smirh Rick Smiih Shirley Smirh Timofhy Smirh Jane Snyder Mike Snyder Randy Snyder Joann Sommers Mary Sommers Glenn Spack Tom Speilman Pam Spicer Terry Sproai Thomas Sranley I4 School foils to hmder many buddmg romances Kris Sfaple-ron Larry Sfarkey Pere Sfeele Lance Sreffel Carol Sfiffler Rick Siraub Bill Sunderman Rick Surmacevic Kevin Suriwerin Becky Suffer Edward Syppko Sharon Tamafi Love con blossom in many woysg Common or unique W Calhy Tausch Lance Taylor Ramona Tennanf Marlin Thomas Marla Thompson Thomas Thompson Pamela Thorne Clara Tolani Roberl Tuel Barbara Tullis Bonnie Tullis Kay Uber ,lil Debbie Ulrich Patricia Ursu Mark Van Fossan Dorothy Vernon Steve Votaw Colleen Walker Nancy Walter Mike Ward Gary Warner Wendy Washington Brice Watterson Bruce Watterson Regina Webb Janet Webb Bobbie Welling Bob Whinnery Laura Whittaker Clyde Williams KN ' ,W Q, Apathy will always exist in mandatory classes Lozy moods are often present ot close of day Ted Williams Paula Wilson Wendy Wilson Roberi' Wirkner Linda Wolf Jane? Woolf John Wuchfer Debra Yakubelc John Yalcubek Marlc Yanelc Cindy Yingling Jill Young Joseph Yuhanick Karl Zeigler Bonnie Zeigler Chesney Zellers Krislen Zilavy Ann Zimmerman Judi Adams . MarTha AlbrighT Mary AlbrighT ' 'Debra Allison Cheryl Anderson Norman Anderson Susan AugusT Sherry Ayers Lavone Baird RoberT Baker KenneTh Barber Livia Bebing Glenna Bell Linda BenneTT Barry Bishop Suzanne Boomhower Richard BorTon Bob Breinig 48 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS - Mary Albright Treasurer: Larry Val- enTino, president NoT pic'I'ured: Jim Wooding, vice-presidenT. .QA Revolving around the anxieties of the Coming year Junior year is The year oT ToTal comfi being able To view life in an educaTed n Junior year includes plans Tor The TuTu looking inTo some colleges. and geTTing idea oT one's desires. Junior year is havi a Tew privileges over Trosh and sophs: going one's TirsT Tormal dance. The WhiTe Ch Dance. and Then The Junior-Senior Prom: ATTer Prom, having a class ring: going T Junior year is U.S.'hisTory, English Algebra ll wiTh compuTer programming, possibly a Third year oT a language or Junior year is knowing ThaT one has r mosT of The way, wiTh iusT a year To go anTicipaTion of being a senior: and yeT accepTance oT being where one is. Junior is The besT year yeT, wiTh loTs oT exciT Happy go luel-fy unt1l the future sends u warning Lee Bricker Duane Brink Beclcy Burson David Byers Paul Campanelli Barbara Capel Lenny Carreon Milce Chamberlain Jon Cibula Jim Ciminelli Bonnie Ciolli Anne Cleclcner Karlwrine Cleveland Deborah Cochrane Nancy Cody Tressa Conway Mike Cosgrove David Cowie Judy Coy Kim Cranmer Diane Dailey Bob Daley Sfephen Dauglfierly Michael Dauria New outlook for the ever present cramped conditions Tim Davis Jeff DeCor+ Phyllis DeCrow Helen DeRoads Judy DeShields Karhy DiAn+onio Bob Dierz Tom Dominic Louis Donnelly Bob Doverspilce Cafhy Downs Michael Duriga Pafricia Dullco Barbara Eclcfeld Denise Ehrharf Ellen Equizi Lynn Esierle Ronald Farcas Richard Farmer Ricky Faulkner Kalhy Firfh Robin Fisher Maryellen Filhian Jeff Fifzparriclc . ' -'f lb 2 5 fb Ray Forrune Befh Fowler Marsha Franks Thomas Galclmick Angela Garvey David Gafclwel Ellen Gibbs Janice Gilbey Mike Gilmore Ada Graybeal Kafliy Greallwouse Chuck Greenamyer Bill Greenamyer Ernesf Greenisen Randy Griggs Bob Gross Grace Grove Roberf Hammell Richard Hanna Ray Hannay Susan Hannon Randy Hansell Edward Hardy Mark Harfman Construction causes disruptron of olossg promises progress Beverly Hauer Scott Heim Bill Helman Walter Hendricks Rusty Hill Anita Hiltbrancl ' Renee Hisson Clweryl Hively Steve Hocliradel Alan Hoffman Holl Holro cl Y Y Robert Hopericlw Bob Houger Mikael Hultin Debbie Hunston 2 Opportunities often arise to release pressing tensions The snow provides Chances to in Carefree indulge sport FQ I' li , ' Michael leropoli Debbie Jackson Richard Jackson Chryslal Jacobs Mark Janowiak Deborah Jeffries Charles Johnson Linda Jones Bill Jones Dwiqhr Jordan Nancy Joy Ed Kalblell AI Kenreigh Cindy Kersmarki Chip Klein Slephen Kloos Vivian Knighl Belh Koenreich Jeff Koenreich Ed Koran Sharon Korn Cynihia Kreizwald Linda Kring David Kubas 54 Often we find th. need to talk to others like ourselve, Barbara Kuniewicz Niles Kynell Lea Lanclwerl Lynn Landwerl Jeanne Landwerl Ari Lange Debbie Laughlin Jeff Leach Susan Lederle Lorri Linn Jackie Lippiafl Rick Lippiall Bill Long Sharon Loulzenhiser Kerry Lowry Nancy Lowry Lois Luce Billie Jo Lulsch Waller Lulsch Tony Maloy Spike lvlancuso John lvlancuso Phyllis Maniscalco Bob lvlarroulis John Maruskin l-lolly lvlccleery James McCorkhill Doris McCue Linda McDonald James McGuire Af, , . ., i. , N fl 5 x i As r--'- JNQRY 3 4 ,f 79452 HF ARPIUKL .yy is zalll 'iid AUILLD E , 4 in i.k . l l 4 Q ix ii 4 Us . . 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Cheryl Mcllvaine Beih McLaughlin Sue McLaughlin Gary McQuill4in John Mehno Sharon Meissner Sanford Merkin David Miller Linda Miller Marsha Miller Pamela Miller Richard Miller George Mlinarcik Timolhy Mohn Marlha Moore Rufhanne Musselm Pam Nuhler David Gdorizzi Rich Oldcorn Roberl Ondreilco Gayle Ormes Debra Paulin Jackie Pence Chris Penrod John Phillips Maureen Piersol Barbara Pinkerfon Lana Pills Roberl Plegge Randy Pregibon GH .fl Reach out cmd seek others to share experiences Mary Price Paul Proclor Oscar Pucci Ed Pukalski Louie Quinn Deborah Ray Calhy Raymond Bruce Reader David Reichle Marlha Richards Lois Rickman Glenn Rilchie Julie Robbins Ron Roberfs Cyndie Roher Nancy Rofh Joann Salvino Nancy Sanor Gary Saunders John Schneider Sharon Schusfer Edward Scullion Barbara Sell Edward Serolca 125115: S 6 Trl ARS Sp 6 ilu Pep assemblies present problems of controversy Experience C1 pep 'ally and witness 'ight versus left fl X Q Carol Sbasieen Jay Siwasieen Kaiiiy Siiasieen Mark Sheen. Jim Shivers Jay Slwoff Alper Sipabiogiu Cindy Slavens Roberi Smifh Edward Soboika Debbie Sommers Barbara Speck Henry Speck Harold Spellman Eric Sfeele Bob Siein Rosemary Siepanlc Karen Sieves Mindi Sfewari James Siewarf Robin Siiiwell Marilyn Sfockwell Donald Sioiier Vicki Sioudi Paula Sulherin Marilyn Taylor Palrick Temple Cindy Thayer Sandy Thayer Hollis Theil Kevin Thomas Tom Thompson Cindy Thorne Becky Tinsley Dirk Treleven Randy Tullis lvlark Tychonievich Larry Valenlino Devon Van Schoik Lynn Varkonda Paul Vaughn Alan Volaw Carol Wagner Deanna Walker Deborah Walker John Walsh Benny Wallers Norma Walzer , I' i XJ T D 3 Forced to conceal their long locks by wigs Why cunit we be ourselves? IN MEMQRIAM , Paul Slone - l an individual who underslood and accomplished his ambilions. Tom Warren Jane'r Walferson Sheryl Weber Barbara We-ese Joy Weingarl David While Edward Whilcomb Linda Wiclcline Rebecca Wickersham Karen Wilczelc Rick Winlers James Wolfe James Wooding Laura Wood Debra Wrighf David WyaH Norma Yapp Franlc Zangara Bob Zeller Michele Zimmerman l :wr , -ar U , -' ' f.'m'S'fnvr'2f'e'Y-Iffwfwfl'-vnu-'' QW5'-V '5 . E, .af x jf., -K ,, ME.. k. -E: ' ,,. ful'- Q 2 I' if f' r 1 J P' mv . 'Ni ,.l' A04 li 6 er 'M A f- 4 ' QL I ' ' V . 51' I ily L ' . ' U an -9 62 A busy schedule allows little time y l ill l l for trial ond error t ft' iri'-2 t PRINCIPAL - H. Joseph lvlarra. Education is development ot knowledge and skill by teaching and training. Education is growth ot ability and ot character by study a experience. School is education. School is institution with the goal ot preparing a person tor the tuture. Someday the youth have the responsibility ot a position in world. Betore he reaches this position, ho the individual needs a tirm toundation ot knowledge upon which to build his tuture. should not be weakened by irreleva Instead, the youth requires the right to be individual, to think on his own, to make dec and to torm opinions. l-le must organize his identity and begin the litelong trial ot knowi himselt and other people. Only then can achieve a stable position in this wavering .--1- L-al J4 -.jf CRETARY - Marilou SECRETARY - Audrey olroyd. Miller. D OF EDUCATION - Row I: A. Eurey, R. Pond, B. Kendall, M. Hanna. 2: G. Schaeffer, J. Herman, R. Campbell, B. McCormick. PRINCIPAL - John Cabas. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR - F. E. Cope. Strategies plotted out to clear paths for all involved SUPERINTENDENT - Robert Pond. I6 The future of many is dependent on Q Vglugble gefvjgg LIBRARIAN-Heleneeam. LIBRARIAN - Irene Gbur. K, COUNSELOR-Richard S+offer. COUNSELOR - Doris Cope. EIL COUNSELOR - John Paul Olloman. 64 T555 N.: by ILD ACCOUNTING OFFICER - eeking the aid f concerned dividuuls Educarion is communicalion. II is besf alrained when an individual regards anoilher as a single lily. A person becomes passive by Ihe conslanl preaching of an oulsider, buf will Iisren Io a friend. I-Ie will learn from a friend. I'Ie will aslc ueslions, seek help, and respecr anolher person who porlrays a genuine and sincere inleresl in im. Communicalion is a delicale operalion wirh powerful resulls. When knowledge, ideas. and advice are delivered, recognilion is born. A purpose is discovered for an aclion, a reason is rived for puzzlemenl, and ananswer is obfained for a queslion. Communicarion, an essenfial implemenl for living, requires enrichment he aclcnowledgemenl Ihal each person is unique, will blind The eyes of prejudice, which oflen hinder 'rhe abilily of comprehension. 1 Phillips. VOCATIONAL DIRECTOR - David Smifh. TREASURER - Janice Ivlelifshlca. 21' CLINIC STAFF - Belly Ivlonreleone. nurse: Ivlargarel Culler, aide. 165 66 Margaref Baker Boniia Conser Bill Esposifo Pafricia Milligan Evelyn Mercure Julieann Lane l The Challenge of creating some form of incentive To Teach is lo educaie. A Teacher is Jrhe backborr of educaiion wiih 'rhe responsibiliiy of supporiin and relaiing knowledge 'ro each siuden A Jreacher :fries +o search every familiar cornea of his mind for worihwhile meihods of holding Th inleresi of his classes. l-le believes ihai h course is relevani and necessary +o Jroday socieiy. Years of siudy and experience blend im' a clear undersianding and conirol over h chosen field. A +eacher's goal is To spark lh curiosily and inleresl of his siudenis, whio perhaps will lead io more in depih siudy and pafhway To iuiure occupaiions for his sludeni Everyone needs a basic knowledge of English. A o'rher courses are connecied wiih ihis na+iv language. The images of boih realiiy and fanias are Translaled info wrilring, speech, and lisleninq Sally Chapp Betty Ulicny Patty Barrett Frustrotion dies with the down of recognition Robert Mucci ell Years melt quickly with well-planned presentations Don Bennett Chet Tetlow Arlene Hasson David L. Morris .T T x T is olorized people re Created in the sues of Today EducaTion seems To sTimulaTe The desire To nclersTand. The sTudy oT a social science gives a sTudenT The chance To comprehend The siTuaTions surrounding him. A social science is The sTudy OT people, Their acTiviTies, and Their Toms in relaTionship To oThers. WhaT beTTer way There To analyze The problems OT The world Than To go back in hisTory and objecTively compare our problems wiTh The ones in years pasT? A denT can look back To choose The righT way and Try To build his liTe in our socieTy on misTakes and accomplishmenTs OT oThers. He is given The chance To undersTand why people are diTTerenT. OTTen, There is so much ThaT-is sTrange To him, T a lack OT communicaTion resulTs. l'le needs The wledge oT liTe To be capable OT decisions on his own. The key To his world is undersTanding.. Jane PaTTerson JeTTrey Gyurko Joyce RaTTerTy Judy Elevick 169 Understanding new concepts yields self-satisfaction To arrive aT The correcT soluTion, a sTudenT mu grasp The knowledge oT The problem. organi his ThoughTs, and Take The necessary sTeps Torming The conclusion. This Tormula is imporTa in all problems, noT only Those conTainin variables. WheTher a sTudenT becom a compuTer programmer, a social worker, or housewiTe, maThemaTics has sTimulaTe his arT oT reason. A Teacher Tinds equipme helpTul in gaining The inTeresT oT his sTuden Words, accompanied by visual explanaTion draw Their unconscious aTTenTion. On The sp experience in operaTing maThemaTic machine requires a sound knowledge oT basic Tac essenTial Tor The universal use oT maT - - I.,-L-L.-,,-,L KenneTh J. Bosu Elaine Cummings 70 ConcenTraTion develops Trom diligenT sTudM lv1aThemaTics is The solving oT problems. ln order Y? 'QM evin o Reasoning power developed through Complex problems D nald Turner Herb J The question why?,' is answered by perplexing study Xplorations of 'fe reveal Cl oad for learning ience is man's posifion in fhe universe. When he begins fhis sfudy, a sfudenf finds himself af fhe ak of fhe ladder of evolufion. Somehow he musl' find his place and affempf fo relafe fo fhe elemenfs fhaf make up fhis world. Biology gives ach sfudenf fheopporfunify fo learn somefhing bouf himself. My sfudenfs ask every day if our gerbils have had babies yef. They do nof realize fhaf fhey are wafching fhe basic foundafion of our worldly sociefy, fhe family, growing. The field of science is efernal. lvlan depends on his knowledge of science so he may live now d in fhe fufure. Change is needed, buf in order for if 'ro occur fhere musf be a legifimafe background of facfs. Discovery in fhis field can open up new alfernafives for life. The sfudy of fhe sciences offers greaf hope for fhe world. Ivan lmmel David Blicka Alvie l'lurray Clyde Ross l V' T .si ,X Ln ii im., M '11 ill f Mentally translating English ideas into foreign expressions Education is mastering various torms ot world association. The study ot a toreign language giv the student the opportunity to acquaint hims with alien customs and ideas. Although the bas language does not change, current events occur neighboring nations which stimulate the desi tor discussion. To become tluent in a torei tongue. a student must exist in that tore: environment. ln a classroom situation, the stude merely translates. Likewise, typing stress accuracy and etticiency necessary in conveyi worldly intormation. Also, home economics, tami living, and general business are all worthwhile building a strong, healthy society. The actio ot tamiliar triends may appear as alien as those other countries. Communication and reason bri about the acceptance ot ditterence Georgia Calesi Diana Dunn Anthony J. Monteleone 74 ,f'1-.Q Aff' 4 ei-rf' J' dv f Q- ff ff? -iI3'2I5'tf if P. , ,ff if I YJ 'ffvfi - '43 iii if-'fgl' ,X pjy j Living mode easier by Creative skills never forgotten Marianne Bradley Mary Alice Cozza Doroilwy Crook Vicior Cecil Sieplwen Birialan 'I7 Ch les Hayes D Id Conser F a k S+ J hn Porfer ph Smiirh n one Realistic training for desired occupations after graduation . X. ff' ewly skilled hands easure the extent f acquired talent Education is more than a storage ot usetul wledge. When skills are actually combined with learning, an accomplishment is obtained. A job is vital. Success adds pleasure in working to better oneselt. A student has the opportunity ot tering a vocational program during his tinal two years in high school. During this period, the student masters the 'Fundamentals ot his chosen occupation and employer-employee relations, ceptable job attitudes, wage and hour laws, and the terms ot the trade. Atter graduation, he has credentials tor obtaining a iob. Communication in this tield is necessary between teacher and student and between student and employer. A teacher must regard 'each student's individual ability, tor it is important that each be an expert in his tield - no matter what it is. 'lf' f in , 'A-.42 Linda Cobourn Janice McKenzie Dorothy Conkle Gerald Belling Judith Honeywell Robert Miller John Oana Marilyn Santullo 177 78 Q 9 Samantha Jacquin Janice Yereb . , X l 02131564 s. i fs' ! i g i . fill, ibafih. f--X. ti its - 'W 'f' , -,J lx Xi: I WU' ' - X if Creativity blossoms from the inspirations of the dedicated The tine arts provide an escape trom the dai pressures ot studying. Every student has to be individual and develop his special naturally. In art, the teacher can see the variance in his pupils as they each interpret they see. Their teelings are retlected in work, and their own personal style is crea The teacher can otter criticism to students toward independent thinking. What els on earth can touch as many people in so man ways as music: in careers. in relaxation, and i communication? A student studying music create his own responsibility. l-le may be a member ot group, but his own individual talent does ng perish. Instead. it becomes a necessary tactor I making the group great as a whole. Everyon has a hidden talent that needs to be discovereci Attempts at sharing ci love of music with an intrigued audience F. Edwin I 0 Relaxation is an evil where versatility plays the lead Belly McKenna David R. Seifer nique Skills found seful in aiding peoiol problems The desire To help oThers develops sensiTiviTy. PaTience musT overpower The emoTions oT a special educaTion Teacher. Each sTudenT requires individual aTTenTion in order Tor him To learn To survive in This advanced socieTy. Small accomplishmenTs keep a Teacher acTive in his search Tor a beTTer helpTul meThod. Physical educaTion is viTal in a mechanized socieTy. Bodily developmenT and well-being are The resulTs oT vigorous acTiviTies. They are imporTanT Tor a happy and healThy exisTence. The aTmosphere is less inhibiTed. The sTudenT will experience deTeaT and will learn Trom his misTalces. He will depend on his TeammaTes Tor success and will learn Their beTTer qualiTies and abiliTies. ParTakinq in a TavoriTe sporT will limber The muscles and sTimulaTe awareness, while relaxing The mind. -Q-all-,-,ib l 1 ,, ,I STeve Krivonalc Paul Heaclland Efficiency helps maintain the calm of school vitality A smile of recogmhon, a queshon, a cor and a display of keen inreresi -make Jreaching rewarding occupaiion. Each Jreacher has To creaie a successful and relevanf plan of If he spends 'rime on accomplishing a meal preseniaiion, he will gain +he inreresi of individual siudenis in his class. A siudeni respeci a Teacher who cares. One will his Jreacher because he has fried. If a Teacher lazy and his profession is merely an sighr 'rhree iob, he should noi expecf recogniiion should noi wonder why his classes unconrrollable. He has failed To pracrice necessify of communicafion. One has feeli buf Jrhe impressions These feelings leave different The day may close wi+h d or +he birirh of agreemeni and hai CUSTODIANS - Gordon Roessler, Marie Maririn, lona Bricker, Anna Crowl, L Coy. IA WORKERS - Hazel Pierack, Dorollwy Miller, Mildred Marie Geisi, Alice Nesfor, Gerfrucle Miller, Ru+lw Jeffries. , Nfl re+ Fleischer, Marian Hary, Maxine Duvall. qi A hot meal: in u long day sustaining factor DIETICIAN - Marian Hary wif- ' N,..,x We 1 ' ,-N , Q 1 V :rr ' . - gf ' 'L Ifpff -, 3 x 1 I Y ii - -I ' ' .3 . ,5 ,K .qgvix L - Dwi A APN. 55' -R I -, f W 1 ' A,., 3 4,. ..'T'. ,- 'sh ,:. . Y 'jf 3'.'1.rQ.'1 . A ,lf-'ifg 1, ,f5,.5:5g1jgi3p?51L, ,gg www: ' D g , we , ' ' S , -wg -2213 'txfwgg J' -1 5 ii-1 4 . -' ,- A2 f-3' fl 'if .'-'iff'-?' -f' f A 1. N 'i V1-L . V M5319 rf' V' ihff 'L l'::, -4: 1 E1 55 'Q ix ..'.I8 'f '- , ' ,Q 'L A cl 5531 ' 5 7f'f'u. 1 1 L W' ,'.. ' . vs, -N ,.v,34r1ge 1w-Q5-,. j mf, A, ... ix ,. , i . X' Wi .ak- A 5' Mfv -' ev 'P' 5 f H -N '. ' A 4 T U N P -, , ' 'V - . A ,Sr -,, :V-X 'T JN ,f M Q, ,N . rl ' , ' - ' 'NL . ' ' ' ? I J ,N Q5 'ggi 1-m ,I ,ill-' W, ' .L ,- 'Q'- A 4,12 ' '- -wmv' . .- H f ' j - .,'-Q3 A, ' u. .. . , vw-f,: ...SL .L . 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Q-,........ .. . lk- 4 ,..g-- .--wa-U -lui DCU .of ... -,..,..v ,....- .gm ,.-5 4 N ,L J . -.ig-V, --1, Ps s 4 6 George H. Bowman, AH'orney-a+-Law Hussarfs Fine Furni+ure Ray Lewis and Company ScoH' McCorkhiil, AH'orney-af-Law Porfage Supply Company Union Vale+ Dry Cleaners N V PROFESSIONAL PATR if .-1' .. I ' - i l 'QJ -1 . J 1 ' 1 .F . H.: ,ti ,- .,,-Q EJ l U' . F-'Y ' 1914,- X. 3' I ,aff 19 1 Au 'S 1 :'3l4. f ' ' vw simon PARENT PATRONS pp Q- a I' 4' I ' 3 f . . 1 4 ! . A - , V fr I Q, ' . . X ' 1 f 1 llqffdll,-If J ff 7 .a lvl :ll l l 1 7 V l ' mf f .' 1 ' X lf . . l f 7 'ff f f ...Wy r 5 A ljfffp I, fr ' ff 1 v ,ff f ,. . ' 5 , I l ,.-, . , A ,f1'.44'?f' ,IX f J! f' ,if X 1 .1 dx 1 ,, .f .ff ' I ,' , T , Q ,f .141 pf' Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs XX UV V Joseph T. Al+house, Sr J. Wendell Beck Emil Bica George A. Boeclcling Walfer E. Bork Ed Bozich Ernesf F. Brei+ Dorsey J. Brink Clarence Callahan Jerald Callahan Harold A. Close Thomas H. Coe Donald L. Cowan James R. Coy Waller DeJane Joseph Dimko Fred H. Dro+leff and Mrs. Wal+er Eleviclc 'X 1 Mr. and Mrs. Roberl K. Ellyson Mrs. Philomena Fagan Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Fesler Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fous+ Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Grimslad Mr. and Mrs. Marion Clay Heesiand Mr. and Mrs. Kennelh Herold , Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Herron Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Hes+on Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hochradel Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Julius R. Julian Mr. and Mrs. David Kachner Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kasfenhuber Mr. and Mrs. Bryce W. Kendall Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kiliman Mr. and Mrs. Chesrer E. Kricller Mr. and Mrs. John S. Krylc Mr. and Mrs. Don Lepley Mr. and Mrs. Roberi Love Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Luce Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. McCleery Mrs. Ru+h MeHs Mr. and Mrs. Harry Milhoan Mr. and Mrs. Peler Monleleone Dr. and Mrs. Howard Moore Mr. and Mrs. John S. Myers I J: u-..,.'.e. and Carl L. Smifh r. and Mrs. r. and Mrs. r. and Mrs. . and Mrs. r. and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs Harold N. Smifh John L. Sommers, III John F. Spack Bruno L. Sfanga Don Sfoffer Donald Sfolces . Charles R. Swarfz s. Donna M. Theiss s. Jack Tinsley . and Mrs. James Waggle . and Mrs. Glenn A. Whinnery hard M. Whinnery . and Mrs. Glenn L. Whifacre Mr. and Mrs. Torch Nedelka Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Niederhiser Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Nofario Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reichle Mrs. Wayne Russell Mr. and Mrs. Charles Safreed Mr. and Mrs. Roberf L. Sanders Dr. and Mrs. Ernsf P. Schaefer Mr. and ,Mrs. James T. Schaeffer Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Schehl Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shanlcer Mr. and Mrs. George Dyer Shivers SENIOR PARENT PATRONS 9 90 ARBAUGH-PEARCE Funeral Home Inc. l6l7 Easl Slale S+. Congra+ula+ions +o 'rhe Class of '7I From SALEM LABEL CO., INC. DEAN'S JEWELERS Salem's Only Aullworized Dealer Of Keepsake Diamonds 5 I 5 Easi S+a+e THE FIESTA SHOP -GIFTS- Tlwal Are Dilferenl 655 Easl' S+a+e S+ree+ GENE'S SOHIO Wishes lo Exlend Congralulalions +o 'lhe Class of '7l u Silk .-u .,5. if :E 2' HY Good Luck Gradua+es GAIL A. ROOSE Medical Associalion R. J. Sfarbuclc, M.D. W. F. Slevenson, M.D. A. J. Suliol, M.D. J. R. Milligan, M.D. 1 e1,,,, ii 4 'lvl f -' Fil' l ill Jlff, I W Y - , ll . ,Jul ,I v, N ,W 1' ., MACHINE. INCORPORATED P.O. BOX' 419, SALEM, OHIO 44460 New and Used Machinery Sales and Service THE ROBERTS CO. Congrafulaiions 'ro The Class of '7I ConsulI'ing Engineers Salem, Ohio Real EsI'a+e Insurance BURT C. CAPEL AGENCY I89 S. Ellsworih Salem, Ohio For Full News Coverage THE Of Salem High, Hs Ac+ivi+ies, And Spor+s Read . . . SALEM NEWS For 82 Years A Dependable Salem lnsIi+u'rion B 81 J CAR 81 TRUCK LEASING, INC. I7I7 Eas+ S+a+e S+. P. O. Box I30 Specializing In Car and Truck Leasing Indusfrial Equipmeni Leasing Phone 337-8425 'Cl egg BRIAN 8. STEELE MM '? y.f INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 337-37I9 5I4 Easi' S+aI'e S+. Salem, Ohio 44460 -' .rg ,u, -'AEP -Y 1-T . . 5 - T Q 1 .N 3 .-.1 f S41 E 3' f mm -'I ie 5 Q Q 'E 'Q I FDEE' E S asr E 5 5 1 4 f-E T: INSURANCE rl :Iii-T 4 MARIO'S PIZZA KITCHEN SaIem's Oriqinalor OI Delicious Pizza 20 Variefies Corner of Easl 3rd and Lincoln Phone 337-9666 Large VarieI'y of Fashionable Formal Wear Ren+aIs COMPANY Puccrs TAn.oRlNe Since ICH3 296 Broadway 337-3035 CompIimen+s of QUAKER CITY CASTINGS, INC. A Cen'IrifugaI, Bar S'I'ocIc, Pa'I+ern Cas'Iings, in Gray Iron, Duc+iIe, Ni-resisI 3I0 Euclid Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 Phonef2 I 6j332- I 566 J.C. PENNEY CO Corner of S+a+e and Lundy BOOSTER'S CLUB Salem, Ohio SMITH GARAGE Oidesf Chrysler-Plymoufh Dealer in Hwe U.S. Third S+. af Vine 4 Q... Viv? . T if will . Q 1,l,L,,,,I:L-SN ie' ll llf li ml! lla A+ Home Savings and Loan Skilled and Experienced Execufives Help Clien+s Solve Their Financial Problems. For 'four decades, 1'he Home Savings and Loan Company of Youngsfown has opera+ed a branch office in Salem. The pres- en+ building is a mixiure of colonial archi+ec'rure and modern conveniences. Home Savings is a sa'Fe place To save, where accoun+s are in- sured 'l'o 35I5,000, and your money is available when needed. Loans 'ro buy or build homes on long +erms ai' low ra+es are a special+y. Besl' Wishes MARCH-PETZINGER TRAVEL SERVICE 277 E. S+a+e SI'ree'r Salem. Ohio THE YOUNG 8: MERRILL COMPANY I All Forms of Insurance Eslabllslwecl In I877 I 337-3483 53l E. S+a+ Salem, Ohio Ready-Mixed Concre+e CHAPPEL 81 ZIMMERMAN LUSTIG'S QUGIIIY Famous Brand Years of Dependable Service for Ilwe Enlire Family Your Only Locally-Owned 460 Eas+ S+a+e Builder? Supply SALEM PLUMBING 81 HEATING CO. ESTABLISHED OVER 60 YEARS Always Call A Mas1'er Plumber 3I I W. 2nd 337-3283 CongraIuIa+ions 'ro Ihe Class of '7I From THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK .J ,-f Salem Lisbon Ha noverI'on I-Iome OI Red Carpef' Service A FULL SERVICE BANK I.If-I?YU7U f I SALEM WALGREEN TAYLOR'S DISCOUNT DRUGS COFFEE SHOP 409 E' 2nd Phone 3325200 I892 Eas+ s+a+e s+r I I 1-A' - I Y In - I ' I - VI,-.Qi-ygyt Q:fL1:',,,1:: n-ef. UNM ' . 1 ' AMV 1 v fi ' :1zz:1zz1'. -W--'-'---' ' ' ...L ,J -- N-...... , -.Q . , .FY ' i J- l SALEM CONVALESCENT CENTER Skilled Nursing Care ai Reasonable Raies Phone 332-i588 F' . . ' V ' , 1 i FITHIAN TYPEWRITER Sales and Service Sou+h Broadway Congrafulafions +o 'The Class of '7I From BLOOMBERG'S ORT FURNITURE FASHIONS LINCOLN MACHINE COMPANY INCORPORATED Wesi' Third S+ree1' Salem, Ohio Manufaclurers of Hydraulic and Air Cylinders 'I97 98 I1 .' I- , -5 'N -Q' '2f, MOFFETT s I , . Men's Sho ' 'f5f5? 'tI f' f P I -f f ' .. if-s yffxz Salem, Ohio - I RUSS AND GARY MOFFETT -MV-, .....,--- ., '+i SCHWARTZ'S OF SALEM I46 Souih Broadway Congrafulafions 'Io Ihe Seniors of '7I From THE SILVER MFG. CO. -1 . KELLY'S SERVICE STATION Corner of S+aI'e and Lincoln McGEE'S SINGER SEWING CENTER I66 S. Broadway X IA PERSKEY'S SUPER CENTER Perskey's Super Cen+er On Eas+ S+a're Serves Salem and Vicini'ry Buyers Who Apprecia+e QuaIi+y and Economy rv f2': :1.i-5' . - , ' .. V-:-,111-,r5,,,4-. V .N - ,. :lf .Wm , K, 3 'E T5LAj:5bLJ.,:1..n . ,, .4.41-vrp,,, I Q ,N , M, ' ' 1 -L15J'1 00 Congralulalions lo 'rhe Class of '7l POLAND COUNTRYSIDE FURNITURE Salem-Alliance Road Salem, Ohio Congralulalions 'ro lhe , , Class of '7l 'V P . ' 17 - From A ' Besl' Washes From 'lgkaded Qmuazczlece afgelzeg 1 JACK GEQRGE. A E .O STEVE s GARAGE SALEM, OHIO 44460 332-l5B5 463 Euclid Aulo-Life-Home-Business LEASE DRUG COMPANY More llwan 50 Years EANKA Of Reliable Prescriplion Service Corner of Easl 2nd and Broadway Or 2020 Easl' S+a+e Phone 337-8727 Salem, Ohio FREE PARKING FREE DELIVERY - -pf AH gm-ur L -- - -- FITCH 81 KENDALL ALFRED L. FITCH BRYCE W. KENDALL ff- ,412 '. Congrafulafions +o +I1e Class of '7I From FISHER REALTOR S 81 H COMPANY S 8: I'I CANDY Candy WIwoIesaIers 435 Euclid ...n. Nw X For Your MaI'eriaI Needs HOUSE OF FABRICS I30 Sou'II1 Broadway MILHOAN ELECTRONICS s+a+e Rd. 337-3035 202 STERLING. - SALEM CORP. S'l'erIing Salem Boa'r Magneiics Trailers Cree - Topco Coaches A so O Wee Division McCULLOCH'S The Sfore Wi+h More Growing Wi+h SaIern Since I9 I 2 800 Pennsylvania Avenue Salem, Ohio 44460 2 I 6-337-996I WARREN I PLASTICS, INC. QA BUCKEYE INTERNATIONAL COMPANYJ Besi' Wishes! LOWRY SUPPLY COMPANY G 84 R TOOL GRINDIN6 SPECIALISTS IN PRECISION TOOL AND CUTTER GRINDING 545 W. Pershing Salem, Ohio 2I6-337-6405 TIMBERLANES STEAK HOUSE 81 MOTOR INN 337-9453 04 DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF HEAT TREATING FURNACES... GAS...0IL...ELECTRIC... for heat treating and processing of finished and semi-finished products, ferrous and non-ferrous. me ufcmc runrucz co THE ELECTRIC FURNACE CO. xx V . ,W,,.,,--A ,. - - uf A ' ' ff' . rl 4,, ',1, '..- Af' i I- 7' 'l' -Aff: '-' Vi- V s- X '- fi ,Zigi YK-41:5-A :2: . . ..,,. Q Nr-Mxfx,-x' -. .-.., ,' . A '4 - its -- f- 2 if i t T. .Age-'f'ikf'iL. . .- ., XMMQ .,.. U S4225 L, ,Vv ' JQi,xi5.,- V . 1-1, - -,I -er, ,I A. ,I - vin r-A , , ,,,-', V ,N-3 'V , 'Q-E, ..u,.. g N .sb -uf. isbn' 'WX 1, 4591 A ,,:N 'i flpinm 5154 55 6 ,Z 4, 571 gif! iLgy.f--- .AX 'AV' 'L 1 5! z ' ' 'F'--. i. I 3 i e fflifa' if , rl, Q ima! , -'K 'ax ff- qiminia 4x?T.. ,., ll E-ga' ' 'X .-if fi Iv X: Q, -fit , ' 1 5--of -- f ..---'H+ if 1: Hg, -X, ,gggiix St'f-fff- K ' ff-' WAC-t 'J, V , , , ,. 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Norfh of Sal SUPPLIES We Buy, Sell and Trade Comple+e Shoofer Supplies I72 Jennings Phone 332-3438 PITTSBURGH FOUNDRY 81 MACHINE COMPANY The Wonderful Sound of Music and Salem, Ohio Phone 332-4l28 News Sporls Wealher Qualify Gray lron WSQM Caslings Since l9OI I05.l on FM 6 on AM and Siereo my A TI1ere's A Home In Your Fu+ure IIIII Illll Ill IllI ' Illlf IIIIE IIIII qmij..- .. ,,,-, , . .1 From BRUCE R. HERRON, INC. ReaI+or SALEM AUTO SUPPLY Since I94O PROGRESSIVE DIESIPIERCE 8: BLANK DIES! DRAW DIES ISPECIAL MACHINERYICONTRACT MACHINERY IJIGS 84 FIXTURES GottscI1aII TOOL AND DIE, INC. P.O. BOX 101lSALEM, OHIO, 44460 ITELEPHONE I216I 332-1544 207 208 INDEPENDENT HOSE CO. Salem, Ohio Congralulalions and Besl' Wishes To The Class of I97I RAY BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS Old DuI'c:h Augusliner Mark V Beer Congralulalions To The GracIua'ring Class Of . l7I From A. J. LOUDON CO. 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Ellswor+h Avenue Salem Ohio 44460 Since IQOI ED HERRON THE PEOPLES FOOD DISTRIBUTOR LUMBER COMPANY Frifo-Lay Rold Gold Ruffles Chee+oS Fandangos DOFHOS Phone 337-3394 Salem, Ohio S yd R d QUAKER '7I fN,f5'xh-,X .....--f,-::..f Www K... ZA V YEARBOOK Senior Activities Index Ackerman, Don . . . German Club 2, 3: Prom Commiiiee 3 Adams, Terry . . . Cross-Couniry 3.4: Freshman Track I: Varsily S 3. 4: Varsiiy Track 2, 3. 4 Alfhouse, Peg . . . Aide, Guidance Counselor I. 2, 3: Aide. Office 3: Fulure Teachers 2: German Club 2, 3, Secreiary 4: I-li-Tri 3, 4: Pep Club 2: Ouaker Yearbook 2, Acrivilies Ediior 3 Anderson, Chris . . . Fuiure I-lomemakers of America Parliameniarian 4: Girls' Glee Club I. 2: Robed Choir 3, 4 Anderson, Janef . . . Andre, Marcie . . . Bailey, Bill . . . Band I, 2, 3. 4: German Club 2, 3, 4: Prom Commirlee 3: Speech Club 4 Bafcha, Sue . . . Band 3.4: Lilerary Club 2: Prom Commirfee 3 Beck, Befh . . . Band I. 2, 3, 4: Pepelles 4: Prom Commiflee 3: While Chrisi- mas Commilfee 4 Beeson, Darlene . . . Secrelaries of Tomorrow 3, 4 Beeson, Joe . . . Reserve Wreslling 2: Sludem' Council 4 Bell, Curlis . . . Reserve Foolball I: Varsily Foolball 2: Varsiiy Track I, 2, 3 Benne'l'I', Ed . . . Bice, Jerry . . . German Club I: Mu Alpha There 3 Biddle, Denise . . . Aide, Office 4: American Field Service 3: Hi-Tri 3. Treasur- er 4: Pep Club 4: Pepelles 4: Speech Club 4: While Chrislmas Commi++ee 4 Bielski, Bonnie . . . Aide, Office 4: Arr Guild 4: Girls' Glee Club I: I'Ii-Tri 3.4: Monilor 3: Pep Club I: Prom Commiiiee 3 Binns, Mike . . . Reserve Foolball 3: Varsily Foolball 4: Varsi+y S 4 Boeckling, Liz . . . American Field Service 2. 3, Secreiary 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Speech Club 3 Bork, Cheryl . . . Aide. S anish 3: Band 2: Hi-Tri 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Prom Commillee 3: S anish Clisb 3 Boiu, Jan . . . Ai-Couniy Music Fesfival 2: American Field Service 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Commiiiee 3: Spanish Club 3, 4 Boyer, LyneHe . . . Bozich, Lynn . . . Aide. Geomeiry 3: Band I. Maiorefle 2. 3. 4: Baskelball Courr 4: Class Treasurer I: Foolball Courf 4: French Club 3, Presideni 4: Mu Alpha Theia 3: Prom Commiiree 3: Siudenl Council 2, 3, Presidenf 4: While Chrisfmas Commiiiee 3, 4 Branfingham, Mark . . . Breif, Tim . . . Chess Club 2: Fuiure Scieniisis of America I: Library Club I: Mu Alpha Thefa 3, 4 Brennan, Noel . . . Briggs, S'I'eve . . . Brink, Sue . . . French Club I, 2: l Ii-Tri 4: Library Club I: Mu Alpha The'I'a 3: Pep Club 3, Presideni 4: Pepelies 4: Prom Commiriee 3: Secrelaries of Tomor- row 3. Secrefary 4: Whiie Chrisfmas Commillee 4 Brinker, Rick . . . Brown, Don . . . Buchman, Fran . . . Girls' Glee Club I. 2: Pe Club I: Prom Commiifee 3 Bulch, Ron . . . Prom Commillee 3: Reserve Efllresiling 2. 3 Cain, Dave . . . Callahan, Larr . . . Band I. 2, 3.4: Future Scien+is+s of America I, 2: Inreracf 4: Mu Alpha Iyheia 3: Pep Band 4 Callahan, Tim . . . German Club I, 2: Prom Commirlee 3 Cameron, Kalhy . . . Aide, Guidance Counselor 4: German Club 2, 3.4: Prom Commiilee 3 Carreon, Rick . . . Reserve Wreslling 2: Varsify S 3, 4: Varsii Wresfling 3, 4 Caflin, Ramona . . . Aide, Guidance Counselor 4: Aide, Ofliice 3: Baskelball Courl' 4: Foolball Courl4: Freshman Cheerleader I: Pep Club I. 2, 3.4: Prom Commiiiee 3: Quaker Bi-Weekly 3: Siudeni Council 3. 4: Varsily Cheerleader 3. Caplain 4: Whife Chrislmas Commillee 3. 4 Charnesky, Rich . . . Cibula, Bernie . . . Varsii Track I, 2. 3, 4 Close, Nancy . . . Aide, German 3, 4: Aide. Office 4: Band I, 2: Drum Ensem- ble 2: German Club 2, 3: Pep Club 3 Cody, Don . . . German Club 2, 3 Coe, Pal' . . . French Club 3: Girls' Glee Club I: Library Club I: Robed Choir 4: Speech Club I: Whiie Chrislmas Commillee 3 Colian, Maree . . . Secrefaries of Tomorrow 3, 4: Spanish Club 2 Cook, Gary . . . Boys' Slale 3: Class Presidenf 2, 3. 4: Key Club 2, 3. 4: Prom Commillee 3: Siudeni Council I, 2, 3 Cooper, Norma . . . Pep Club I, 2: Spanish Club 2, 3 Corl, Mike . . . Ouaker Bi-Weekly 2, 4 Couriney, Nancy . . . Pep Club 3, 4: Pepelles 4: Secreiaries of Tomorrow 3, 4 Cowan, Andy . . . Cowan, Jeff . . . Ari Guild I Cowie, Sue . . . Pep Club I, 2, 3: Spanish Club 3: While Chrislrnas Commiliee 3 C0 , Cindy . . . Fulure Scieniisls of America I, 2, 3.4: German Club 2, 3.4: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Pep Club I, 2: Robed Choir 3, 4 Creer, Rick . . . Crider, Cindy . . . Crouse, Leslie . . . Aide, German 2, 3, 4: German Club 2, 3. 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Robed Choir 3, 4 Crowe, Leslie . . . Harry... ick... Pa'I'ricia . . . Pep Club 4: Quaker Yearbook 3, 4: Secrelaries of Tomor- News Edilor 4 Amy . . . . . . German Club Vice-Presidenl 4: Key Club 3, Treasurer 4: Prom 3 Nancy . . . Band I, 2: l'li-Tri 3.4: Mu Alpha Thela 3: Prom Commillee :er Bi-Weekly 2, 3, Fealure Edilor 4: Quaker Yearbook 2: Spanish Club Bill. . . Speech Club 4 Dave . . . Reserve Foolball I : Varsiry Foorball 2: Varsily Track 2, 3, Cap- Dave . . . Frank'. . . Varsify Baseball I, 2, 3 4 Marsha . . . Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Pep Club 4: Pepelles Co-Capiain 4: Yearbook 2: Robed Choir 3, 4: Senior Girls' Ensemble 4: Spanish Club Chrislmas Commillee 4 Cindy . . . German Club Treasurer 2: Prom Commilfee 3: Quaker Bi- 3: Quaker Yearbook 3, 4 Debbie . . . Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Pep Club 3: Robed Choir 3, 4 Terry . . . Nancy . . . Ra . . . Arl Guild 3 Sara . . . German Club 3, 4: Mu Alpha Thela 4 . . . Aide, Gym 3, 4: Baskelball lnlramurals 2. 3, 4: Color Guard 2, 4: Pepelles 4: Robed Choir 3, 4: Senior Girls' Ensemble 4: Volley- 2, 3, 4 Charles . . . Aide, Bookkeeping 3 Mabelle . . . 1, Dave . . . Aide, Biology 3: Freshman Baskelball I: Freshman Foolball Freshman Track I: Reserve Foolball 2: Varsily Foolball 3, 4: Varsily S 3. 4 'N Graybeal, Alan . . . Grims+ad, Marleen . . . Prom Commilree 3 Guappone, Sleva . . . Spanish Club 3, 4 Hahn, Sue . . . German Club 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Library Club 3: Pep Club 4: Robed Choir 3, 4 Hamillon, Irene . . . Hannay, Ron . . . Aide, Chemislry 4: Freshman Foolball I: Prom Commillee 3: Reserve Foolball I, 2, 3: Varsily Fooiball 4: Varsily S 4 Heesiand, Mickey . . . Heim, Becky . . . Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Robed Choir 3, Secre+ary 4: Senior Girls' Ensemble 4 Heineman, Gail . . . Band I, 2, 3 Herold, Ken . . . Fulure Scienlisls of America I, 2: Prom Commillee 3 Herron, Bruce . . . Key Club 2, 3, Presidenl 4: Quaker Bi-Weekly 3.4: Reserve Baskelball 2 Herron, Gary . . . Imleracf 2, Parliamenlarian 3, Presiclenl 4 Hes'l'on, Barb . . . Ari Guild 2, 3, Vice-Presidenl 4: Formaldeaides 3, Secrelary 4: French Club 3, 4: Fulure Scienlisls of America I, Secreiary 2: Hi-Tri 3, 4: lvlu Alpha Thela 4: Nalional Scholaslic Arl Award 3, 4: Pe Club I: Prom Commillee 3: Quaker Yearbook I. 2. Design Edilor 3, 4, Co-Ejdilor-in-Chief 4 Hicks, Sue . . . Aide, German 2: Aide, Guidance Counselor I, 2: German Club I, 2. 3: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: lvlonilor 2: Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4: Peperles 4: Prom Commiffee 3: Robed Choir 3, 4: Whiie Chrislmas Commilree 3, 4 Higgins, Joe . . . Hileman, Ellen . . . Band I: Library Club 4: Pep Club I, 2: Prom Commillee 3: Secrelaries of Tomorrow 3. 4 Hissom, Bob . . . Key Club 2, 3, Vice-Presidenl 4: Reserve Foolball 2, 3: Varsily Foofball 4: Varsil Golf 3, 4: Varsily S 4 Hilo, Pal' . . . Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Secrelaries ol Tomorrow 3, 4 Hochradel, Lynda . . . Aide, Office 3: American Field Service l, 2: Ari Guild I, 2: French Club I, 2: Pep Club I. 2, 3, 4: Prom Commillee 3 Hoopes, Terry . . . Reserve Baslcelball 3: Varsily Baseball 4 Hoover, Vince . . . , ' Horning, Ron . . . Audio-Visual Crew I: Freshman Track I: Varsiry Track 2 Hrvalin, Ron . . . Inleracl' 3, Vice-Presidenl 4: Mu Alpha Thela 3: Prom Com- mi1'+ee 3 1Hufflrnan, Dave . . . German Club 2, 3: lnleracl 2, 3: Speech Club 4: Varsily rac 2, 3 Huffman, Kalhy . . . Baskelball Courl 4: Foolball Courl 4: Girls' Glee Club I, 2LPgp Elub I, 2, 3.4: Pepelres 4: Prom Commillee 3: Robed Choir 3, 4: Span- is u I, 2 Hughes, Cindy . . . German Club 2: Mu Alpha The+a 4: Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4: Pepelles 4: Prom Commillee 3: While Chrisimas Commillee 3, Co-Chairman 4 Hunler, PaH'y . . . Aide, Guidance Counselor I, 2: lvlonilor 2 lero oli, Rose . . . lvlonifor I: Pep Club I: Secrelaries of Tomorrow 3, 4: Span- ish Glub 2 Jakubisn, Linda . . . Secrelaries of Tomorrow 3, 4 Jelen, Barb . . . Band I, 2: Mu AI ha Thefa Secrelar 4: Quaker Bi-Weekl 3, 4: Quaker Yearbook 3, Classes Edlilor 4: Spanish Club 2. 3, 4: Speech Club 3 Jordon, Judy . . . Baskelball lnlramurals I. 2, 3: Volleyball lnlramurals I ilulian, Sharon . . . Liferary Club 3: Secrelaries ol Tomorrow 3, 4: Spanish Club Kachner, Larry . . . Key Club 4: Reserve Foolball 2: Reserve Wresfling 2: Varsi- I' Foolball 3, 4: Varsily S 3: Varsily Wreslling 3, 4 lzasranek, Frank. . . Robed Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Kasrenhuber, Gerry . . . Audio-Visual Crew 4: Pep Club 4 Kaslenhuber, Sue . . . Aide, Library I, 2: Arr Guild 2: Formaldeaides 2: Pep Club I, 2: Secrelaries ol Tomorrow 3, 4 Keefer, Sieve . . . Cross-Counlry 3, 4: lnleracl 3, 4: Reserve Wreslling I: Var- sily Track 2, 3, 4: Varsil Wreslling 2, 3 Kendall, SI'uarI' . . . Band' I, 2, 3, 4: Furure Sciemlisls of America I. 2, 3: Prom Commilfee 3: Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4 Kennedy, Dave . . . Kiliman, Jean . . . Aide, Gym 3, 4: Hi-Tri 3, Secrelary 4: Pep Club 4: Prom Commi+lee 3: Spanish Club 3 Kin , Kalhy . . . American Field Service Secrelary I, Treasurer 2: Broadcaslinq Club 3, 4: Color Guard 4: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Pep Club I, 2: Quaker Year- book 3: Robed Choir 3, 4: Speech Club 3, 4 Kleinman, Cyndy . . . French Club 3, 4: Prom Commiflee 3: Quaker Bi-Weekly 3, Fealure Edilor 4: Quaker Yearbook 3: Sludenf Council I Klemann, Jake . . . Reserve Wresrling I Koons, Harr . . . Koons, Marfha . . . Kosch, Gary . . . Aide, Biology 2, 3: Aide, German 2, 3: German Club Vice- Presideni 2, Presiclenf 3, 4: ln+erac+ 2, 3, 4: Mu Alpha Thela 3 Kryk, Vicki . . . Band I, 2. 3. 4: German Club 2, 3: Pep Band 3, 4: Quaker Bi- Weekly 3, 4: Quaker Yearbook 2 Kuniewicz, Peggy . . . American Field Service 3: lvlonilor 2: Pep Club I: Quak- er Bi-Weekl 4: Quaker Yearbook 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3 ' Kupka, Phyllis . . . Aide, German 3, 4: German Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3.4: Prom Commillee 3 Leider, Sue . . . Girls' Glee Club 2: Robed Choir 3, 4: Spanish Club 2 Lepley, Bob . . . Quaker Bi-Weekly 2, 3: Varsily Wreslling 3, 4 Lewis, Barb . . . French Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Robed Choir 3, 4: Speech Club 4 222 Lewis, Jeff . . . Lieder, Denise . . . Ari' Guild 2: Secrelaries of Tomorrow 3, 4 Limesfahl, LuAnn . . . All-Counly Music Fesrival 3.4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2.4: Pepeiles 4: Prom Commillee 3: Robed Choir 3. 4: While Chrislmas Com' milfee 4 Linder, Ga la . . . All-Couniy Music Fesrival 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club I. 2: Pep Club I: Prom Commillee 3: Robed Choir 3, 47 Spanish Club 2 Long, Bob . . . Moniror 3 Lofiman, Brenda . . . German Club I. 2, 3, 4: Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Com- mirlee 3: Quaker Yearbook 2: Secreiaries of Tomorrow 3, 4 Louhenhiser, Bill . . . Freshman Foorball I: Prom Commiiree 3 Love, Cheryl . . . Aide, Guidance Counselor 4: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4: Pepeires 4: Prom Commifree 3: Secrelaries of Tomorrow 3. 4: Span- ish Club 2: While Chrisimas Commiiiee 4 Lucas, Lorna . . . Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Lirerary Club 3 Luce, Evey . . . American Field Service 2, 3, Treasurer 4: Color Guard 3.4: Fu- fure Scieniisls of America I, 2: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Hi-Tri 3, Vice-Presidenl 4: Pepeires 4: Prom Commiiree 3: Quaker Yearbook Acliviiies Co-Edilor 4: Robed Choir 3, 4: Spanish Club 2 Lundquisf, Diane . . . Aide, Office I, 2: American Field Service 2, 3, 4: Formal- deaides 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Hi-Tri 4: Mu Alpha Theia 4: Robed Choir 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3 Lydic, Judy . . . Fulure Flomemakers of America 4: Library Club 4: Lilerary Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 3 Mack, Jim . . . Cross-Counlry 2: Inieracl' 3: Reserve Wresiling 3: Spanish Club 2: Varsiry Track 2 Malmsberr , Randy . . . German Club 3: Ke Club 3, 4 Marriner, Allie . . . Fufure I-lomemakers of America Vice-Presideni 4: Library Club I, 2, Secrelary 3, Vice-Presiclenl 4: Monilor 2 Marsh, Kaihy . . . Marlin, Jeff . . . Marlin, Pam . . . Arr Guild 2, 4 Marlin, Tom . . . Key Club 4: Monilor 3: Reserve Fooiball 2: Varsily Foolball 2, 3, 4: Varsify S 3, 4: Varsiry Wresrling 3 Maruskin, Barb . . . Secrelaries of Tomorrow 3, 4 Mason, Chris . . . vibe. Mason, Sherry . . . Baskeiball Couri 4: Foofball Couri' 4: French Club I: Girls' Glee Club l, 2: I-Ii-Tri 3, 4: Peperles 4: Prom Commiriee 3: Quaker Bi-Weekly 2: Quaker Queen 4: Robed Choir 3, 4: Sludenf Council I, 2, 3, 4: While Chrisrmas Commifiee 3, 4 , McBride, Fred . . . Reserve Wresfling 4 McCleery, Rick . . . Moniior 2 McClure, Rulh . . . Arr Guild 2, 3-: Secreiaries of Tomorrow 3, 4 McCoy, Paul . . . McCusker, Winnie . . . Girls' Glee Club 2: Prom Commiiree 3: Secreiaries of Tomorrow 3, 4 McDeviH', Gary . . . Mcllvaine, Kevin . . . McKee, Colleen . . . Band I, 2, Maioreiie 3, 4: Siudenf Council I, 2 Mcllaughlin, Janine . . . German Club I, 2: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Pep Club I: Secreiaries ol Tomorrow 3, 4 McMillan, Melanie . . . Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Pep Club I: Secreiaries of To- pin-ig..,,..,, morrow 3, 4 Meissner, Brenda . . . Mercier, Jim . . . Merrill, Dan . . . Key Club 2, 3: Srudeni Council I: Reserve Baskelball 3: fy Baskefball 3 Mefis, Bob . . . Malls, Donna . . . Fulure Homemakers of America Treasurer 4: Fuiure llsis of America I: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club I Michaels, Wanda . . . Fulure Homemakers of America 4: Girls' Glee Club I, Pep Club I: Robed Choir 3, 4 Migiarini. Linda . . . All-Couniy Music Feslival 2. 3, 4: Band I. 2. 3, T 4: irls' Glee Club I, Secrelary 2: Hi-Tri 3, 4: Pep Club 3.4: Prom C 3: Quaker Bi-Weekly 3: Quaker Yearbook 3: Robed Choir Secreiary 3, 4: ior Girls' Ensemble 4: Solo and Ensemble Coniesr I. 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club While Chrislmas Commilree 4 Miles, Laraine . . . German Club 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Pep Club I Commiilee 3: Robed Choir 3, 4 Milhoan, Jennie . . . Girls' Glee Club I. 2 Miller, Sieve . . . Miller, Tom . . . Prom Commirlee 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: Speech Club 4 Milligan, Mike . . . Arr Guild 4: Band I, 2. 3: Fulure Scienrisis of America Quaker Bi-Weekly 3. 4: Quaker Yearbook I. 2, Classes Ediior 3, Co-Ediror Speech Club I, 2, 3, 4 Min us, Brad . . . Reserve Wresiling 2 Mihiinell, John . . . Mong, Ken . . . Monleleone, Barb . . . Aide, Office I, 2, 3, 4: Formaldeaides 3, Treasurer Furure Scieniisls ol America 2, 3, Secrelary I: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Hi-Tri 4: Prom Commiiree 3: Robed Choir 3, 4 Monfgomery, Jackie . . . German Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club I, 2: Secrelaries Tomorrow 3, 4 Moore, Kalhy . . . Band I. Maioreile 2, 3, Head Maiorelle 4: Pep Club 2, Prom Commillee 3: While Chrislmas Commiilee 4 Morris, Mary . . . Furure I-lomemakers of America Vice-Presidenl 4 Morrison, Jerry . . . Muhleman, Tim . . . Prom Commiifee 3: Varsiry Foolball 2, 3: Varsiiy S 2, Mullins, Debbie . . . Fulure Scienlisls of America I, Hislorian 2. 3: I A I .. I 1 F , ' r L, '1n-...,,,,,Qgq- Club 2, 3: Speech Club 4 . Myers, Chris'I'ie . . . Aide, German 2: Band I, 2, 3, 4: German Club 2, Treasu er 3, 4: Hi-Tri 4: Quaker Yearbook 2, 3 Myers, Debby . . . Fulure Homemakers of America 4 Nedelka, Karen . . . All-Coun+y Music Fesrival 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Pel Club I, 2. 3.4: Pepefles Co-Caplain 4: Prom Commiliee 3: Robed Choir 3, S anish Club 2 3' While Chrisimas Commiliee 4 Pfennig, Joan .'. .'German 2. 3.4: Pep Club 4: Secreiaries of Tomorrow 3, '- Neumann, Vickie . . . Aide, Office 4: Class Secreiary I, 2, 3. 4: French Club 2, 3, Vice-Presideni 4: Girls' Glee Club I: Moniior 3: Pep Club 4: Pepe-ries - Prom Commillee 3: Srudenf Council 2, 3, 4: Whiie Chrisimas Commiliee 3, Niederhiser, Den . . . lnieracr 4: Prom Commiriee 3: Reserve Baskelball 2: R+ serve Foorball 2: Varsily Baseball 2, 3, 4: Varsiry S 2, 3, 4 Nofario, Kalhy . . . Furure Scien+isis ol America I: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Pro Commilrlee 3: Robed Choir 3.4: Spanish Club 2, 3 esch, Cindy . . . Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Prom Commiffee 3: Robed Choir 3, 4 valle, Rila . . . American Field Service 4: Spanish Club 4 IAmerican Field Ser- ice Foreign Exchange Sludenl, Chilel Carol . . . . . . Freshman Cheerleader I: Monilor I, 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Prom 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: Varsiry Cheerleader 4: Whi+e Chrislmas Band I. 2: Pep Club I, 2: Spanish Club Secrefary 3 Sanor, Nancy . . . Furure Homemakers of America Treasurer 4: Library Club I, 2: Treasurer 3, Presidenr 4 Saunier, Sandra . . . Schaefer, George . . . Boys' Srare 3: Cross-Counrry I: German Club 2, 3, 4: In- Ieracl 3, 4: Quaker Bi-Weekly 3: Quaker Yearbook 3: Sludenl' Council 4: Varsi- 'ry Wreslling 2, 3, 4 n Bruce . . Arr Guild 3.4: Cross-Counfry 3.4: Formaldeaides Presiden+ I Ieracl 4: Key Club 3: Library Club I, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf 2: Mu Alpha 3, Vice-Presidenf 4: Quaker Yearbook 2 Linda . . . Aide, Biology 3: Aide, Chemisfry 4: Aide, German 2: Band 2, 3.4: Fufure Scienrisfs of America I: German Club Secrelary 2. 3: Hi-Tri Mu Alpha Thela 3, 4: Prom Commiflee 3: Quaker Yearbook 2, 3: Wood- Trio 4 Tom . . . Aide, Chemislry 4: German Club 2, 3, 4 . . American Field Service 4: FuI'ure I-Iomemakers of America 2 ni++ee 3. 4 n ' i S anish pJack . . . Quaker Bi-Weekly Phorogra her 4: Reserve Wreslling 3 Nancy . . . Aide, Geomerry 4: Aide, Giym 4: American Field Service I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Peperles 4: Prom Commillee 3: Chrislmas Commiliee 4 Ka'I'hy . . . Aide, Guidance Counselor 3: Pep Club I, 2, 3: Pepe'r'res Chrisrmas Commillee 3 Bob . . . Varsify Track 2 Arlene . . . Gary . . . Freshman Foofball I: Freshman Track I: Furure Scienlisls of I: Moniror I, 2: Spanish Club 3: Varsily Foolball 2: Varsily Track 2 Leonard . . . Reserve Football 2 . Varsir Track Manager 3, 4 Class lfice-Presidenl 2: Key Club 2: Prom Commillee 3: Choir I: Sfudenf Council I, 2 Sco'H' . . . Key Club 2, 3, 4: Varsily Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Varsily S 2, 3, 4: Wreslling 2, 3, 4 Furure I-Iomemakers of America 4 Spanish Club 3 . . . American Field Service 2, 3: Color Guard 4: Girls' Glee 2, Pep Club I, 2: Speech Club 2, 3 Anneffe . . . Girls' Glee Club I: Pep Club I, 2: Robed Choir 3, 4 Dan . . . Ke Club 2, 3, 4: Moniror 3: Reserve Baskelball 2: Spanish 3: Tyarsily Baskelball 2: Varsily Foorball 2, 3, Co-Caprain 4: I. 2, 3, 4: Varsily Track I, 2, 3, 4 Ref . . . Key Club 3, 4: Prom Commirree 3: Reserve Baskelball 2: 3: Varsily Baskeiball 3, Co-Caplain 4: Varsily S 2, 3, 4: Varsify , 3, 4 Fred . . . German Club 2: Varsiry Golf 3. 4: Varsify S 3: Varsiry Track Janef . . . Aide. Gym 3: Aide, Guidance Counselor 4: Aide, Office 4: Schaeffer, Jan . . . Aide, Family Living 4: Aide, Guidance Counselor 2: Aide, Office 3: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Hi-Tri 3, Presidenl 4: Pep Club I: Prom Com- miflee 3: Quaker Yearbook 2: Robed Choir 3, Vice-Presiclenf 4: Senior Girls' Ensemble 4: Speech Club 2 Schehl, Sue . . . Color Guard 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Robed Choir 3, 4: Senior Girls' Ensemble 4 Secres'I', Tom . . . Sell, Dee . . . Band I. 2, 3, Maioreire 4: Pep Club 4: Prom Commiiree 3: Whife Chrislmas Cornmilree 4 Shaffer, Rhonda . . . Ari' Guild Treasurer 4: Bancl I, 2: Baskelball Courf 4: Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Commillee 3: Spanish Club 3: Varsily Cheerleader 3, 4 Shankar, Karen . . . Aide, Family Living 4: American Field Service I: Band I, 2, 3, 4: French Club I: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Pep Club I, 2: Prom Commirlee 3: Robed Choir 3, 4 Shasleen, Jeff . . . Cross-Counlry 2: lnleracl 3, 4: Reserve Wresrling 2, 3: S anish Club 3: Varsify S 3: Varsiry Track 2, 3, 4 Shiivers, Margie . . . Aide. Office 2: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Monilor I: Pe Club I, 2, 3, Vice-Presidenl 4: Prom Commillee 3: Robed Choir 3, 4: Spanish, Club 2: While Chrislmas Commirlee 4 Shivers, Terri . . . Band I, 2, 3 Sheff, Jim . . . Cross-Counfry 2, 3: German Club I, 2: Inleracl 2, 3: Quaker King 4: Reserve Baskelball 2: Varsily Baskefball 3, Co-Caplain 4: Varsify S 2, 3, 4: Varsily Track 2. 3 Siddle, BeHy . . . Smifh, Judy . . . Aide, Geomeiry 3, 4: Band I, 2. 3: French Club 3, Secreiary 4: Girls' Slare 3: Hi-Tri 3: Quaker Yearbook 2 Smilh, Karen . . . Smifh, Mercy . . . Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Library Club I: Robed Choir 3: Secre- 'iaries of Tomorrow 3, 4: S eech Club 2, 3 Smifh, Michele . . . Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Pep Club I, 2. 3, Secrelary 4: Pep- e++es 4: Prom Commirree 3: S anish Club 2. Treasurer 3 Smifh, Wayne . . . Mu Alpha l'-here 4: Quaker Bi-Weekly 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 gnygder, Brandon . . . InIerac+ 2: Pep Club 3: Prom Commi++ee 3: Spanish Club , , 4 Snynder, Debbie . . . Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Pe Club I: Prom Commirlee 3: Ro ed Choir 3. 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Speech Club 3 Sommers, Ca'I'hy . . . Secrelaries of Tomorrow 3, 4 Spack, Marifa . . . Ar+ Guild I. 2, 3, Presiden+ 4: German Club 2, 3: Nafional gcholasfic Ari Award 2, 3, 4: Pep Club I, 2: Prom Commillee 3: Speech Club Spicer, Rachel . . . Secrelaries ol Tomorrow 3, 4 S anga, Mark. . . Band I, 2, 3, Vice-Presidenl' 4: Boys' Slafe 3: Chess Club 2, 3: Formaldeaides 3, Vice-Presidenl 4: Fulure Scienrisrs of America I, 2, Presi- 223 224 denl 3: German Club 3: Prom Commillee 3: Quaker Bi-Weekly 3 Sleffel, Dan . . . lnreracf 2: Monilor 2, 3: Reserve Wreslling 2, 3: Varsily S 3, 4: Varsily Wresllinq 3 Sfephens, Ernesl . . . S'I'ewar+, Mike . . . Key Club 4 Sfiffler, Connie . . . Sfoddard, Nelson . . . Sfoffer, Ken . . . German Club 2: Mu Alpha Thela 3 S'I'okes, Debbie . . . Band I, 2, 3, Presideni 4: Hi-Tri 3, 4: Mu Alpha Thela 3: Robed Choir 3, 4: Spanish Club 3 S+oIres, Earl . . . Sfumpo, Dave . . . Ke Club 4: Sludenl Council 3, Secrelary 4: Reserve Wres- Iling 2: Varsily Wresfling 4 Swarfz, Chuck . . . American Field Service 3, Vice-Presidenl 4: Cross-Counlry 4: Quaker Yearbook Assislanf Design Edilor 4: Varsify Track 2, 3, 4 Swelye, Jim . . . American Field Service 3, Presidenf 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Quak- er Bi-Weekly 3. 4: Reserve Baskelball 3: Reserve Foolball 2, 3: Reserve Wres- Iling I, 3: Robed Choir 4: Varsify Foolball 4: Varsily Track 3 Sypplio, John . . . Tarlelon, Lisa . . . Aide, Geomelry 3: Band Secrefary I. 2: Baskelball Sweel- hearl' 4: I'li-Tri 3, 4: Pep Club I, 2, 3, Treasurer 4: Pepelles 4: Prom Commillee 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: While Chrisfmas Commiffee 3, 4 Tharp, Lore'Ha . . . Theiss, Rick . . . Tinsle , Kirby . . . Tuel, Bobbie . . . Secrelaries ol Tomorrow 3, 4 Van Schoik, Craig . . . Cross-Counlry I: lnleracf 2, 3: Prom Commillee 3: Quaker Yearbook Business Manager 3: Varsil Track 2, 3 Vernon, Debbie . . . Ar+ Guild I, 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club I: Pep Club 3, 4: Pep- elles 4: Prom Commillee 3: Quaker Bi-Weekly Business Manager 3: Speech Club 3 Volio, John . . . Cross-Counlry I, 2: Inleracl' 3, 4: Pep Club I: Quaker Bi- Weekl 4: Quaker Yearbook 4: Reserve Wreslling I, 3: Robed Choir I, 2, 4: Spanish Club 2: Varsily S 2, 3, 4: Varsily Track 2, 3, 4: Varsily Wreslling 2 Volaw, Dwighl' . . . I I , . --. 1-.1--'. Waggle, Vera . . . Moni'ror I: Pep Club I, 4: Secrelaries of Tomorrow 3, 4: Spanish Club 2 Washinglon, Warren . . J Furure Scienfisls of America I: Key Club 4: Library Club I. Treasurer 2, 3, 4: Prom Commillee 3: Varsily Track 2. 3. 4: Varsily Wresfling 4 Wa , Moll . . . Webb, Barb . . . Freshman Cheerleader I: Pe Club I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Commif- 'lee 3: Reserve Cheerleader 3: Secrelaries oljTomorrow 3, Vice-Presidenl 4: Varsily Cheerleader 4 Weikerf, Maureen Aide, Guidance Counselor 4: Prom Commillee 3: Secrelaries of Tomorrow 3, 4 Weiss, Debbie . . . Aide, Office I: Band I, 2. 3, 4: German Club 3: Monitor 2: Quaker Bi-Weekly 3: Quaker Yearbook 3: Speech Club 2, Treasurer 3 Whinnery, Gayle . . . Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Pep Club I, 2: Secrelaries of To- morrow 3, 4 Whifeacre, Allan . . . Band I, 2, 3, 4: German Club 2, 3: Quaker Yearbook 4: Varsily Golf 3 While, Chris . . . Aide, German 3: Band I, 2, 3: Fu'rure Teachers 2: German 'M Club 2, 3, 4 While, Julie . . . Secrelaries of Tomorrow 3, 4 Whilman, Walf . . . All-Counly Music Feslival 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Thefa 3: Pe Band 3, 4 Willard, Luinn . . . Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Robed Choir 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 4: While Chrisfmas Commillee 3 Wilson, Rex . . . German Club 2, 3: Mu Alpha Thela 4 Wonner, Pam . . . Wrigh'I', Calherine . . . r Wrighl, John . . . Sludenl' Council 2, 4: Reserve Foolball 2: Reserve Wresfli I: Varsil Foolball 2, 3, 4: Varsify Wreslling 2, 3, 4 Wrigh+, 'larry . . . Zamora, PaI Iy . . . Secrelaries of Tomorrow 3. 4 Activities Index American Field Service . . . 88 Arion Award . .. I IO Ari Guild . . .89 Band . .. IO2 Bandsman of The Year... I IO Bausch and Lomb Award . .. Boys' Sfaiers . . . IO8 Broadcaslinq Club . . . 80 Brooks Award . .. III . N ' ,I x mi - 7 ' V ' Choir . . . 98 Chorisier of The Year . . . I IO CounseIor's Aides . . . 90 Damcorih Award . . . I I4 Exchange Siudenis . . . IO9 Formaldeaides . . . 78 French Club . . .83 Fuiure Homemakers of America Fufure Scieniisls of America . . German Aides . . . 9I German Club... 8I Girls' Siaiers . . . IO8 Gym Aides... 9I Hi-Tri . . . 75 Homemaker of 'rhe Year . . . I I I Inieraci . . . 76 P 4 milk Key Club... 77 Library Club . . .92 Marie Burns Awards. . . I I2 Ivlariha IvIcCready Ivlaih Award . . . I I3 Mu Alpha Theia . . . 79 Office Aides . . . 90 Cuisianding Senior in Speech . . . I I2 A Pep Band... IO2 Pep Club... IO6 Pepelies . . . IO6 Proieci Suppori . . . 93 Prom Commiifee Chairmen . . . 96 PTA Scholarship . .. I I3 Quaker Bi-Weekly . . . 94 Quaker '7I Yearbook . . .236 Saluiaiorian . .. I I5 Scholaslic Ari' Awards . I I I Secreiaries of Tomorrow . . . 85 Spanish Club . . .82 Speech Club . . .80 Sfale Award of Disfinciion . . . I I3 Siudeni Council . . . 74 TopTen... II5 Valediciorian . . . I I5 Whife Chrisimas Commiiiee Chairmen . . . 97 225 Ackerman. Don . . . 20 Adams, Cecil . . . IIB Adams. Charles . Adams. Judi . .. ..74.99. II8 l48 Adams. Kay.. .IIB Adams. Sieve . . . II8 Adams. Terry . . . 20. 57, 65 Albrighl. Marlha . . . 74. 85. I48 Albrighl. Mary . . . 70, 74. 85. l4B Albright Sheryl . . . I32 Alesi. Lynn . . . Alexander. David . . . 60. I32 Allison. Becky . . . l32 Allison. Debra . . .78, 79, 8l. 94, 96. I4B. 236, 237. 238 Allhouse. Peggy . . . 20. 75, Bl. I I5 Anderson. Cheryl . . . 85. l48 Anderson. Chris . . . 20, 84, 99 Anderson Chris... I32 Anderson David , . , 66. l I8 Anderson. Jane? . . . 20 Anderson Norm . . . l48 Student Index Bishop. Barry . . . l48 Blazer. Tadd . . . Bleakley. John . . . I33 Bleakley. Randall. . . 55. 6l. II9 Bodendorfer. Becky . . . I33 Boeckling. Elizabelh . . . 22.88. I03. IO4 Boeckling. Marlha . . . 83, 86. 88, 89, I l8. I I9 Boomhower. Suzanne . . . 99. I48 Boolh. Calherine . . . I I9 Boralli. Rex . .. Bork. Cheryl , . . 22. 75. II3. I I5 Bork. Greg . . . I33 Bork. Michele.. . lOl. II9 Borrelli. Dena . .. I I9 Borrelli, Eric . .. I I9 Borlon. Richard . . , l4B Boiu. Jan . . . 22. 82. 88, IO4 Bofu. John . . . 59, 74. l IB. I I9 Bowen, Nancy . .. I33 Bowser. Dewey . . . 57, 133 Boyer. Lynelle . . . 22 Andre. Marcie . . . Andre. Robin . .. l32 Andres. Carol . . . 82. l32 Armeni, Chris . . . IIB Armeni. Joe . . . I02. I04, l32 August. Susan . . . 92. l48 Ayers. Sherry . . . 92. IO4. IOS, l48 Ayers. Susan . , . BI. lOl, I I8 Bozich. Lynn . . . 22. 54. 6I, 74, 75. 83, I02. . I04 Bradley, Daniel.. . I I9 Branlingham, Mark . . . 22. ll I Breinig, Bob. . . 53. I4B Breif, Timolhy . . . 22. 79 Brennan. Noel , . . Brennan, Pamela . . . II9 Baddeley. Thomas . . . Bailey. Bill ...2O. SI, IO4 Bailie. George . . . I32 Baird. Lavone . . . l48 Baker, Baker, Randy . . . 55, IIB Roberl . . . 69. l48 Balan. Daniel. . . BI. I32 Bricker, Lee . . . I49 Bricker, Marsha . . . 82. I33 Bricker. Sue . . . 82. l00. I33 Briggs. Belh . . . I33 Briggs. Sieve . . . Briggs. Susan . . . I I9 Brink. Duane . . . I49 Brink, Melody . . , I33 Brink. Sue . . . 22, 75. 851 IO6 Brinker. Ricky . . . 22 Balsley. Barbara . . . 88, I00, l32 Banar, George . .. l32 Barber. Kennelh . . . I4-8 Barnes, David . . . l32 Barnes, Debbie . . . 83, l32 Barreff. Mark... l32 Brooks. Scolf . . . 55. I I9 Brown. Donald . . . 22 Brown. George . , . I I9 Brown, Robin . . . II9 Brown. Terry . . . I33 Bruderly. James . . . 60. l33 Barrelf. Michael . . . 55. II8 Barrefl Barrels. . Susan . . . 82, 84. l32 Danny . . .IIB Barth. Sam . . . Bl. IIB Barfholomew. Amy . . . l32 Barlhol omew. David... IIB Bafcha. Lenord . . . 55, IIB Buchman, Francine . . . 22 Buckoski, David . . . Burkholder. Terry . . . Burson. Becky . . , B4. 89.99. I02. IO4. I49 Burson. Bonnie . . . IO4. II9 Burson. Douglas . . . Bush. Charles . . . Balcha. Susan . . . 20, IO4 Bebing. Livia . . . 75. 79. 80, I48. 237 Beck. Belh . . . 20, 22, I04 Beeson. Darlene . . . 21. 85 Beeson. Harry. . . ' Beeson. Joseph . . . 2l. 74 Begalla, Alice . . . 70, l32 Belich, Chris . . . 83, 86. 88, IO4. IIB Belich, Dennis . . . Bell. Carla . . . BB, IO4. l32 Bell. Curfis . . . 2l. 53 Bell, Glenna . . . I48 Bender. Junior . . . Bush. Kevin . .. II9 Bush. Pamela . ., II9 Burch, Denny . . . I33 Bufch. Ronald . . . 22 Bufler. Amy . . . I33 Byers. David . . . I49 Cabas. Mack.. . Cain. David . . .23 Cain. Denzil . . . I33 Callahan. David . . . II9 Carreon. Rick . . . 23. 62 Carson. Melanie . . . I33 Carson, Rulh . . . B5 Carson. Susan . . . I33 Carler. Edward . . . Caflin. Ramona . . . 23. 38. 54. 6I Callos. Marlene . . . 23 Cernufo, Edifh . . . I33 Cernulo, Mary . . . II9 Chamberlain, Dan . . . I33 Chamberlain, Mary . . . I34 Chamb Chamb erlain, Mike . . . 59, I49 erlain, Ron . . . bl. II9 Chappel. Jeff . . . I I9 Charne Chilson sky. Richard . . . 23 . Roger . . . 54. I34 Chilspn. Susan . . . II9 Chrisfe Cibula. nsen. David . , . 99. I34 Bernie . . . 24 Benneff. Ed . . . 2l Bennefr. Edward . . . lI8 Bennell. Linda . . . I48 Bennelf, Palricia . . . IIB Berg. Cafhy . .. IOI. lI8 Berg, Sandra . . . 88. I33 Berger, Kimberly . . . I IB Belfis. Joan . ,. I33 Bica. Jerry . . . 2l. 79. Il5 Biddle. Denise . . . 2l. 75. 80, I06 Bielski. Bonnie . . . 2I, 75. 89 Binns. Kenneth . . . 55. I I9 Binns. Mary . . . B3. BB. 94. l00, I33 Binns. Mike . . . 2I. 53 226 Callahan, Joseph . . . Callahan. Larry . . . 23.76, I02. IO3, I04, I I4. I I5 Callahan. Timofhy . . . 23 Cameron, Kafhleen . . . 23, 8I. 9I Campanelli. Paul . . . 53. 59. 74, 77. IOB. I49 Campbell. Fred . . . 99, I I9 Campf, Bill . . . I33 Capel. Barb . . . 96, I49 CaporeIIa.Cyn+I1ia . . . B3. 92. IOO. 133 Carlisle. Lesier . . . I33 Carreon, Lenny . . . 62. I49 Carreon. Mario . . . 55. 6l, II9 Cibula, Cheryl . . . I34 Cibula. Jon . . . 65. I49 Ciminelli, Jim . . . 53. 65. BI. I49 Ciolfi, Bonnie . . . 75. I49 Ciofli. Mary . . . 84, I34 Clark, Donna . . . Cleckner. Anne . . . I49 Cleveland, Kafhrine . . . IO4. I49 Close. Nancy . , . 24. 9I Cobb. Judy . . . II9 Cobourn. Scoli . ., IO4. I I9 Cochrane, Deborah . . . I49 Cockrell, Susan . . . . 70, 74 Cody. Donald . . . 24 Cody. Nancy . . . 70. B2, 90. I49 Coe. Palricia . . . 24. 99 Colain, Anthony . . . I34 Colian. Maree . . . 24, 85 Colian. Michael... II9 Colian, Richard . . . 57. 65, I34 Colvin. Cindy . . . Conway. Palrick , . . I I9 Conway. Tressa . . . 84. I49 Cook, Gary . . . 20. 24. 25. 53, 62 F Cooper. Norma . , . 25 Cooper. Shirley . . . IO4. II9 Cope. Jay . . . 66, 74, 99. I IB. II9 Corl. Diana . . . 84. I34 Corl. Michael . . . 25 Corle, Cynlhia . . . BI, lOl, I20 Corle. Thomas . . . 76, 99. I34 Cosgrove. Mike . . . 59, I49 Courlney. Calhy . . . I34 Courlney. Nancy . . . 25. 85. I06 Cowan. Andy . . . 25, 37. Bl Cowan, Bradley.. . I34 Cowan. Gregory . . . 65, I34 Cowan, Jeffery . . . 25 Cowan. Vicki . . . I34 Cowie, David . . . 94. I49 Cowie, Judith . . . I20 Cowie, Susan . . . 25 Coy. Barbara . .. IO4. I20 Coy. Cindy . 25. Bl. 86. 87. 99 Coy, David . . . I34 53 Coy. Judy . . . 91.149 Coy. Judy . .. 134 Coy. William . . . Cranmer. Barry . . . 120 Cranmer, Kim . . . 53. 149 Creer. Debra . . . 120 Creer. John . . . 134 Creer. Richard . . . 25, 65 Crider. Cindy . . . 85 Crider. Danny . . . 120 Crookslon. David . . . 120 Crouse. Leslie .. .26. 81.91.99 Crouse. Michael . . . 55. I20 Crowe. Leslie . . , 26 Crowgey. Caiherine . . . 26. 90 Cubbage. Carol . . . 120 Cubbage. Susan . . .26 Culler. Mela . . . 120 Curfis. Diane . . . 71, 81, 89, 120 Curfis. Leeanne . . . 120 Cypheri. Leland . . . Dailey. Diane . . . 93. 149 Daley. Bob. . . 59. 149 Daley. Dan... 120 Daly. Ball . . . 26, 113 Daniels. Mark . . . 134 Daugherfy. Sfephen . . . 149 Dauria. Michael . . . 149 Davis. Calhy . . . 134 Davis. Dennis , . . 134 Davis, Tim . . . 59, 104, 150 Davis. Timoihy . . . 120 DeCorf. Jeff . . . 150 DeCrow, Phyllis . . . 88. 96, 150 DeJane, Twing . . . 26. 59. 76 DeMeo.S1'eve . .. DeRoads. Dennis . . . 120 DeRoads. Helen . . . 70.85. 150 DeRoads. John . . .26 DeShie1ds, Jeane . . . 120 DeShie1ds. Judirh . . . 150 Derchon. John . . . 26 Devan. Pamela... 101, 120 Devan.Pa1sy . . . 101, 120 Devine. Daniel. . . 26 Devine. Frank . . . 26 DeWan, Mary . . . 26. 85 DiAn1'onio, Kalhy . . . 85. 90. 150 Dicesare. Gus . .. 134 Dickey. Bob . . . Dieiz. Robert . . . 150 26, 46, 54. 74, 90. 97. 106 Dimko. Chris. . . Dimko. Linda . . . 120 Dixon, Phillip . . . Dixson. Darla . .. 134 Firlh. Kafhy . . . 85. 88, 150 Fisher. Jeil . . . 54, 77. 135 Fisher. Robin . . . 79, 80. 150 Fisher. Sfeve . . . Dixson. Gene . . . 120 Domancefri. Debra . . . 134 Dominic. Tom . . . 53, 77, I50 Donnelly. LuAnn . . . 84. 134 Donnelly. Louis . . . 150 Double. Pafricia . . . 27. 84. 99 Doufy, Don . . . 120 Doury. Sieve . . . 134 Doverspike. Roberr . . . 150 Downs. Kafhy . . . 92. 99, 150 Drofleff. Darlene . . . 81. 88. 134 Fifhian, Maryellen . . . 80. 83. 99. 150 Filhian, Molly . . . 121 Fifzpafrick. Jeff . . . 150 Flanigan. Mary Jo , . . 84. 88, 135 Flick. John . . . 74. 121 Floor. Roberl . . . 135 Floyd, David . . . 28 Foreman. David . . , Forkel, David . . .104.111.121 Forkel, Frank . 29. 69 Forkel, Rick . . . 121 Drolleff. Dorolhy . . . 27 Dulresne, Donald . . . 134 Duncan, Jay , . . 27 Duriga. Michael . . . 150 Dufko, Frances . . . 134 Dufko. Patricia . . . 150 Eakin, Ed . . . 76, 94 Eakin. Thomas . . . 62, 120 Foriney. Dave . . . 92. 121 Forrune. Connie . . . 135 Forfune. Ray . . . 151 Fousi. Marsha . . . 29. 99, 106. 112 Fowler. Beth . . . 85. 92. 151 Franklin. Cynrhia . . . 29. 237 Franklin. Mickie . . .101. Ill. 121 Franklin. Vicki . .. 135 Franks. Deborah . . . 29. 84. 99 Franks. Marsha . . . 84. 151 Franks. Shane . . . 59. 135 Franks. Slacey . . . 121 Eafon. Tim . . . 120 Eckield. Barbara . . . 75, 88. 89. 94, 150 Edling, Ed . . .27 Edling. Palfi . .. 134 Ehrharr, Dan... 134 Ehrhari, Debbie . , . 120 Ehrharf. Denise . . . 70. 84.99. 102. 104. 150 Eichler, Eichler. Eichler. Mary . . . 27. B5 Pafricia . . . 84. 102, 104. 134 Eichler. Randy . . . 121 Ruby . . . 121 121 Elder. Jeff , . . E1evick.Janef . . . 27, 75. 80. 83, 99. 104. 105. 1 11. 115 Ellis. H arrie'r...71.121 Ellis, Randy . . , 121 ' Ellyson, Chrisfine . . . 27, 34. 54. 70. S4 Elrod. Paffy . . . 121 Emch, Edward . . . 21. 27. 53 Emelo. Jo... 101,121 60. 135 Emmerlinq. Ernesi . . . Endicofl. Norma . . . 99. 121 Endres. Bob . . . ISO Endres, Lawrence . . . Endres. Roxene . . . 121 Englerf. Richard . . . 135 Equizi, Ellen . , . 90. 150 Esferle. Lynn . . . 79. 99, 150 Esferle. Rober1...63.81. 121 Ewing. Deborah . . . 28. 80. 88. 106 Ewing, Harry . . . 28 Ewing, Richard . . . 28 Ewing. Thomas . . . 104. 135 Faber. John . . . 135 Fagan, Debbie . .. 135 Fagan. Judy . .. 121 Fagan. Patricia . . . 28. 815 Fairchild. Amy . . . 28 Fa1k.Aaron . .. Falk, Melissa . . .101,104.121 Falk. Rona . . . Farcas, Ron . . . 104. 150 Farmer. Richard . .. I50 Fasf. David . . . 135 135 r. Rick. . .150 Fenfon. Jim . . . 28. 77. 81. 113. 114 Fesfer. Nancy . . . 28. 75. 94. 95 Field, Marlin . . . 121 Fieldhouse. William . . . Faulkne Filler. John . . . 54. 69. 74. Filler, Judy . . . 100. 135 Fink. Brian . . . 135 Fink. Russ . . . Finn. Marcia . . . 135 76.99.l12,135 Fraundoier. Belly . . . 100. 135 Frazier. Terry . . .29 Fri1zman.Anne . . . 121 . .135 Frye. Lisa . . . 135 Frifzman. John . Fulfz. Nancy . . . 29, B4 Fuson. Roger .. Gabriel. Denise Galchick, Ed . . ...84, 135 89.151 Galchick. Larry . . . 135 Galchick. Mary . . . 101. 121 Galchick. Tom . Garrod. Debbie Garvey. Angela Ga rvey, Rhonda . 135 102, 104. 151 ..83.102,104,135 Gafchel. David . . . 151 Gbur. David . . . 92, 121 Geho. Raymond . . George. Sara . . . 29. 79. 81 Gefz. Karen . . , 29. 84. 91. 99. 102. Gibbs. Charles . . . 29 Gibbs. Ellen . . . 82. 89. 151, 237 Gilberf. Jack . . . 99, 136 Galbey. Cliff . . . 55. 66, 121 Gilbey. Janice . Gilbey. Jerome Gilbey. Mabelle Gilmore, Mike . 84,151 ...29. 84 ..79. 82. 151 Girschi. John . . . Godward. David . . . 29, 53 Godward. Deborah . . . 83. 104. Golunka. Neal. . . 136 Gorby. Bambi . . . 136 Gorby. Harry . . . Grace. Corrine . . . 122 Grams. Nancy . . . 136 Grandolfo. Patricia . . . 100 Gray. Jeffrey . . . 63. 122 Gray. Kriss . . . Graybea1,Ada . . . 85. 151 Graybeal. Alan '. . . 29 Greafhouse. Kaihy . . , 91. 151 Green, Drew . . . 57. 65. 74. 76, 99, 136 Green, Kay . . . 83. 104. 136 Greenamyer. Chuck . .. 151 Greenamyer. William . . . 151 Greenisen. Ernesf . . . 96, 151 Greenisen. William . . . 81. 122 Griehs. Charles . . . 122 Griggs, Randy . . . 96. 151 Grim. Kafhy . . . 136 Grim. Keifh . . . 136 Grimsfad. Marleen . . . 30 Grirnslad. Richard . . . 63, 136 Gross. John . . . 55. 122 136 227 228 Gross. Robert . . . 69, 79, BI, I5I Grove, Grace . . . 84. I5l Guappone. Rebecca . . . B9, I22 Guappone, Stephen . . . 30 Gullett. Rita . . . I36 Gushert. David . . . I22 Hack, Rick. . . I36 Haessly. Jane . . . 85 Hahn, Linda . . . I22 Hahn. Susan . . . 30. 8l. 99 Hamilton. Irene . . .30 Hamilton. Katherine . . . I22 Hamilton, Lillie . . . I36 Hammell. Robert. . . l5l Hanna. Claudia . . . I22 Hanna. Rich . .. Hannay. Ray . . . Hannay, Ron . . . ISI ISI 30.53 Hannon. Susan . . . 74. 80. I5I. 237 Hansell. Randy . . . 53. 65. 76, I5l Harbert. Steve . . . 86, I36 Hardin. Rick . . . I36 Hardy. Edward . . . 76.94. ISI Hardy, Thomas . . . 62, I36 Houger, Robert. . . 76. BI.94, IO3. IO4 I52 Houlette, James . .. I37 Houshour. Debra . . . I22 Hovis. Janine . .. IO4. I37 Hrovatic, David . . . 55, 63. I22 Hrvatin. Randy . . . I22 Hrvatin. Ron . . . 32, 76 Huffman. David . . .32 Huffman. Gail . . . IOI. I22 Huffman. Kathy . . . 32. 54, 6l. 99. IO6 Hughes. Cindy . . . 32. 79. 97 Hughes. John . .. I22 Hull. James . . . 55, I23 Hultin. Mikael . . . IO9. I52 Hunston. Debbie . . . 82. IO4. I52 Hunter. Patty . . .32 Hurray. Mark... I23 Hurst. James . .. I37 Hussar, Linda . .. I23 leropoli. Mary . . . I23 leropoli. Michael . . . I53 leropoli, Rose . . . 32, 85 lngland. Cathy . . . IOO. I37 Hartman, Edward . . . Hartman. Deborah . . . I22 Hartman. Mark. . . ISI Harvey, Debra . . . I22 Hauer. Debby . . . BI. I36 Hauer. Beverly . . . I52 Hays. Alma . . . 89. I22 Heestand. Daryl , . , I22 Heestand. Mickey . . . 30. II3 Heim. Rebecca . . . 30. 98. 99 Heirn. Scott . . . I52 Heim. Stephen . . , I36 Heineman. Gail . . . 30 Helman. David . . . I22 Helman. William . . . I52 Helmick, Susan . . . IO4. I22 Hendricks. Walter . . . I52 Harold. Kenneth . . . 3l. 89 Herron. Beverly . . . I36 Herron, Bruce . . . 3l. 77. 94 Herron, Gary . . . 3I. 76 Herron. James . . . 66. I22 Heston, Barbara . . . 3I. 75, 78. 79. 83. 89, III. Il5, 237. 238. 239 Heywood. Jeanne . . . Hickey, Leo . . . 66. 86, I22 Hicks. Susan . . . 3l. 99 Hiegel. Margaret. . . 86. IOI. I22 Higgins. Elaine . . . 8l. 86. I22 Higgins. Joseph . . . 3I, 80 Hileman. Ellen . . . Hill, Dena . . . Hill. Rick. . . I36 Hill. Rusty . . . 89. I52 Hilliard. Judith . . . I22 Hilliard. Raymond . . . Hiltbrand, Anita . . . I52 Hippely. Pamela . . . I36 Hissom. Bob . . . 3l. 53, 67. 77 Hissom, Renee . . . I52 Hite, Diane . .. I36 Hire. Patricia . . . 3l. 85 Hively. Cheryl . . . 92. I52 Hochradel, Lynda . . . 3I. 83. 88, 89 Hochradel. Steve . . . 53. I52 Hodge. Robert. . . I04, I22 Hodges. Randy. . . 69, I36 Hoffman, Alan . . . 76. 89. I52. 237 Hollinger, Barry . . . I22 Hollingsworth. Tim . . , I36 Holroyd. Holly . . . 80. 82. 90. 99, I52 Hoopes. Dan . . . 60. 88. IO4. I37 Hoopes, Terry . . . 3I Hoperich. -Kathleen . . . I22 Hoperich. Robert . , . I52 Hoover, Vince . . . Horning. Rori . . . 3I Horning. Sue . . . I22 Ingram, Bobbie . . . 74. l32. I37 Ivan. Michele . . . 84. I37 Jackson. Debbie. .. IO4. I53 Jackson. Karan . .. I37 Jackson. Lawrence . . . I37 Jackson. Randy . . . 82. I37 Jackson, Richard . .. I53 Jacobs. Chrystal . . . I53 Jakubisn. Linda . . . 85 Jackubisn. William . . . I23 James, Robert. . . I37 Janowiak. Kim . . . I23 Janowiak, Mark. , . I53 Jarvis, Valerie . . . I23 Jeffries. Deborah . . . I53 Jelen. Barbara . . . 32, 79.94, 239 Jelen. Robert . . . 74, I37 Jennings. Kay... I37 Jesko. Howard . . . 59, 74. 77. I32. I37 Jesko. Thomas . . . 55, 6l. 66. 74. I23 Johnson. Bruce . . . I23 Johnson. Charles . . . I53 Johnson, Richard . . . 62. I37 Jones, Bill . . . 76. 94, I53. 233 Jones. Linda . . , I53 Jones, Richard . . . I23 Jordon. Dwight . . . I53 Jordon. Judith . . . 32 Joy. Nancy... I53 Juhn. Ken . . . 67. I37 Juillerat. Denise . . . I23 Julian. Sharon . . . 33. 85 Juliana. Marcie . . . I23 Jurina. Michael . . . 92. I53 Kachner, Larry . . . 33. 53, 62. 77 Kaiser. Rosemary . . . IO4. I37 Kalbfell, Ed . .. I53 Kaminsky. Daniel. . . 6l. 66. IO4. I23 Karnofel. Barry . . . I37 Kastanek, Frank . . . 33, 99 Kastenhuber. Gerry . . . 33. III Kastenhuber. Susan . . . 33. 85 Kataro. Bonnie . .. I38 Kaufman. Douglas , .. I38 Keefer. Steve . . . 33. 57. 65. 76 Kekel. Gaylene . . . 83. IO4. I38 Kellner. Charles . . . I23 Kelly, Jim . . . l38 Kendall, Gordan . . . 74. I02. IO4. I38 Kendall, Stuart . . . 33.82, I02. IO4 Kennedy. David . . . 33 Kenreiqh. AI . . . I53 Kenreigh. Karen.. . 84, IOO, l38 Kerr. Melissa . . . I23 Kersmarki. Cindy . . . 8I. 89. I53 Kenst. Cindy . .. I38 Kidder. Jane . . . 98, 92, I23 Kiliman, Jean . . . 34. 75. 9l, I I5 Kilpatrick, Douglas.. . 60. l38 King. Kathy . . . 34. BO. 88. 99, I02. IO4 Klein. Chip . . . I53 Klein, Kathryn . . . Bl, 92. l3I3 Kleinman. Bethe . . . 89. IOI. I23 Kleinman. Cyndy . . . 83.95, Ill, 237 Kleinman. James . . . 55. 66, I23 Klemann. Jacob . . . 54. I38 Klemann, James . . . Kloos. Stephen . . . I53 Knepper, Michael . . , I23 Knight, Vivian . .. I53 Koenreich, Beth . . . 70, I53 Koenreich, Jeff . . . I53 Koons. Harry . . . Koons. Martha . . . Koran, Edward . . . I53 Korn, Sharon . . . 80.85, I53 Kosch. Gary . . . 34. 76. BI, II3 Krauss. Connie . . . 82. IOO. I38 Krebs. Robert . . . I23 Kreizwald. Cynthia . . . 79. I53 Krepps. Thomas . . . I23 Krepps. Tim . . . B6. I38 Kring. Linda . . . 89. I53 Kryk. Jeff . . . 54. 65 Kryk, Vicki . . . 32. I02. IO4 Kubas. David . . . I53 Kuniewicz. Barbara . . . 75. 79. 83.90. I08. I54 Kuniewicz. Judith . . . I23 Kuniewicz. Peg . . . 34, 83, 94, II3, 237 Kupka, Phyllis . . . 34, BI Kupka, Vivian . . . Bl, IO4. I23 Kynett. Niles. . . 76. 79. IO4. I08. I54. 236. 237 Kyser. Ron . . . 54. 69. I38 Lake. William . .. Lamb. Twila . . . I23 Landwert, Landwert. Landwert Landwert Lea . . . 85, I54 Lynn . . . 85, I54 .Jeanne . ..8l. 8 .Mark . . . I24 Lane, Betty . . . I38 Lange. Art . . . 77, I54 Lange. Chris , . . 90. l38 Laughlin. Debbie . . . 85. IO2 I Leach. Jeff. .. l54 Lederle, Mark. . . I24 8.9I 9 Lederle, Susan . . . 75. 79, 82. 90. I5 Leeper, William ...I24 Leider. Sue . . . 34. 99 Leimbach. Paula ...I24 Leininger, Vicki . . . I38 Leipper. Kathleen . , . IOI. I24 Lenigar. Cathy . . . IO4. I24 Lentz. John . . . Lepleyz Robert . Lepping, Diane . Leppinq. Monica . . In I24 35. 62 BI. 88. I04, I38 . 83. I24 Lesch. Debora . . . I24 Lesick. Audrey , Lesick. Susan . . , Lester. John . . . IOI, I24 I38 Lester. Merry . . . I24 Lewis. Barbara . . . 35. 80. 83. 99 Lewis, Cheryl . , . I38 Lewis. Jeffery 3 . , 35 Lewis. Paula . . . I24 Lewis. Robert . . . 63. 82. I38 Lieder, Denise . . . 85 Lieder. Dianne . . . Lieder. Jerrie . . . Limestahl, LuAnn . . . 35.98, I03, IO Limpose. LuAnn . . . I24 Linder. Gayla . . . 35. 83, 99 Linder, Robin . . . l38 Linn. Lorri . , . I54 Linton. Ann . . . I24 Lippiatt. Jackie . . . III. 154 Lippiatt. Kevin . . . I24 . 84, 99. 155 I11.114.115.237.239 McAdams. Gail . . . 125 Pauline' John ' 140 pam. Rick . .. 104. 154 ge. Anifa . . .138 q. Bill . .. 154 9. Lisa . . . 124 g. Ormond . . . 138 g. Roberi . . . 35. 67 g. Sheryl. . . 100. 138 lman. Brenda . . . 35.81.85 fman, Marsha . . . 86, 124 fzenhiser. Sharon . . . 80. 154 uizenhiser. William . . . 35 e, Cheryl . . . 36, 85. 90. 106 ry. Kerry . . . 79. 154. 236. 237 wry. Mary Be1'h...82. 138 ry. Nancy . . . 154 ry. William . . . 60. 138 as. Denise . . . 124 as. Lorna .. .36 e. Evey . . .36. 75, 88. 99, 102, 104. e. Gordon . . . 36. 89.99. e, Lois . . . 99. 154 e. William . . . 104. 124 II3 Paynfer. Don . . . 57. 65. 141 ndquisf. Deborah . . . 100. 138 ridquisi, Diane . . . 36. 75. 78. 79.99 sch, Billie Jo . . . 154 akras.Ani1a . .. 1sch.Wa1+er . . . 65. 154 fz. Donald . . . 138 11. James . .. 124 iz. Michael . .. 1z.Ron ...125 dic. Judy . . . 36.82.84 nn, Sandra . . . 83. 125 ack. Jim . . . 36 aenz, Dave . . . 35, 125 allick. Susan . . . 125 aloy, Tim . , .125 alay. Tony . , . 154 almsberry, Randy . . . 36. 77 ancuso, John . . . 69. 154 ancuso, Spike . . . 53. 154 anis. Jim . . .138 anis. Randy . . . aniscalco. Phyllis . . . 85. 154 aniscalco. Ron... 138 anley. Jim . . . arino. Cynihia . . . 100. 139 arkovich. David . . . 139 Markovich. Donna . . . 125 Marriner. Billie . . . 37. 84, 92 Marroulis. Bob . . . 154 Marsh. Elsie . , . Marsh. Kafhy . , . 37 Marfig. LuAnn . . . 139 Marlin. Diane . .. 125 Mariin, Jeff . . . 37 Marfin. John . . . 139 Martin. Pam . . . 37. 89 Marfin. Ron . . . Mariin. Tom . . . 37. 53. 77 Marlinelli, Peie . . . 139 Mar1inelli.Teressa . . . 83, 125 Maruskin. Barb . . . 37, 85 Maruskin, John . . . 53.65. 154 Mason, Chris . . .37 Mason. Sherry . . . 20. 37. 42. 48. 54. 61. 74, 75.99. 106 Massa. Margaref . . . 83. 89, 92, 125 Mafyas. Karen . . . 125 McAdams. Bob . . . 139 McAfee, 1.uAnn . . . 104. 139 McBride. Fred . . . 38. 62 McBride. Lynn . . . 139 McCar1ney. Deborah . . . 100. 139 McCar1'ney. Mark. . . 125 McC1eery. Holly . . . 154 McC1eery. Rick . . . 38 McClure. Mike... 125 McClure. Rufh . . . 38. 85 McCorkhi1l. James . . . 154 McCorkhi11. Laura . . . 125 McCoy. Joyce . .. 139 McCoy, Paul .. .38 McCrae. William . . . 86. 139 McCue. Clark . .. 125 McCue. Doris . . . 154 McCulloch. John . . . 65.81. McLaughlin. Belh . . . 104. 155 McLaughlin. Janine . . . 38.85 McLaughlin. Sue . . McLemore. Joni . .. 139 McMillan, Melanie . . . 39. 85 McQui1kin. Gary . . . 76. 79. 81. 155. 237 Mehno.A1icia . .. 125 Mehnc. John . . . 155 Mehno, Tanya . .. 139 Meissner. Brenda . . . 39 Meissner. Paiiy . . . 139 Meissner. Sharon . . . 80. 84, 155 Mellinger. Lou . . . 125 Mellish. Dennis.. . Menough. David . .. Menough. Jerry . . . 139 Menough, Srevie Jo... 139 Menough. Susan . . . 126 Mercier. Jim . . . 39 Mercier. Tracy . . . 84, 139 Merkin. Sanford . . . 79. 155 Merrill. Dan . . . 39, 77 Mesl1i1l.- Carla . . . 126 Meffs. Bob . . . 39 Mefis. Donna . , . 39. 84.92 Meils. Terry . . . 69. 74. 77. 132. 139 Melz. Bradley . . . 126 Michaels. Candy . . . 39. 84. 99 Migliarini. Linda . . . 39. 75, 82. 99. 103. 104. 105. 110 Miles, Connie . . . 84.99. 139 Miles. Laraine . , . 40. 99 Milhoan. Jennie . . . 40. 99 Milhoan. Margarei . . . Mill-ioan. Nancy . . . 126 Miller. Bill . . . 53. 54, 62. 77, 140 Miller. Dale.. . 61. 126 Miller, Dave . . . 155 Miller. Gary . . . 139 Miller, Joseph . . . 65. 139 Miller. Linda . . . 89. 155 Miller, Lisa . . . 126 Miller. Marsha . . . 99. 155 Miller, Mickey . . . 140 Miller, Myrna . . . 140 Miller. Pam , . . 75. 155 Miller. Pamela Kay . . . 82. 90, 140 Miller. Richard . . . 155 Miller. Sieve . . . 53 Miller, Tom . . . 40 N Milligan. Janis . . . 83. 92. 104. 126 Milligan. Melinda . . . 104. 126 Milligan, Mike . . . 40. 80, 89.94. 236. 237 Milligan. Sue . . . 83. 88. 89, 94. 140 Millikin. Cynihia . . . 139 Minamyer. Robin . . . 126 Mingus. Brad . . . 40 McCusker. Francis . . , 139 McCusker. Winnie . . . 85. 91 McDevi1f, Gary . . . 38 McDeviH. Mary . . . 101. 125 McDevi11, Timoihy . . . 125 McDonald. Darleen . . . 101. 125 McDonald. Linda . .. McGuire, Jim . . . 53. 63. 69. 154 Mcllvaine, Cheryl . . . 99. 155 Mcllvaine. Kevin . . .38 McKee. Colleen . . . 38. 102. 104 McKenna. Larry . . . Mingus. Robin . .. 140 Mirchell. Charles. . . Mi1che11.John . . . Mlinarcik. George . . . 53. 155 Mohn. Tim . . . B9. 104. 155 Mong, Ken . . .40 Mong, Sam . , . 40 Monfeleone. Barb . . . 41. 75. 78 Monrgomery. Jackie . . . 41. 8 5 Monigomery. Randy . . . 60, 140 Moore, Anne . . . 90, 140 Moore. Ben . ..111. 140 Moora.Ka1hy...41. 102. 103.104 Moore. Martha . . . 75. 104. 155 Mcracco. Torn . . . Morris. Mary . . . 84 Morrison. Jerry . . . 41 Morrison. Rhonda . . . 140 Mounfz. Terry . . . 55. 126 Mowery. Dave . . . Mrugala. Dave . . . 61. 126 Muhleman. Cliff . . . 63. 126 Muhleman. Tim . . . 41, 53 Mullins. Debbie . . . 41 Musselman, Paul.. . 140 Musselman. Ruihanne . . . 80. 99. 155 Mus+ric. John . . . 140 Myers. Chrisfie . . . 26.41. 75.81. 104 9 Myers, Darby . . . 83. 104. 140 Myers. Debbie . . .41. 84 Myers. Mary Jo . . . Nedelka. Karen . . . 41. 99. 106 Nelson. Pairicia . . . 100 Nelson. Tina . . . 126 Nennig. Joan . . . 41.81 Neumann, Vickie . . , 21. 41. 54. 61. 74. 83. 106 Niederhiser, Den . . . 41.69, T6 Noll. Mary... Nordquesi. Roger . . . 57. 66, 104, 126 Noiario. Kafhy . . . 42, 99 Null, Jim . .. 140 Nuffer, Chery . . . Nulfer. Pam . . . 155 Odey. Rick. . . 126 Odorizzi. Dave . . . 53. 62. 77. I55 Oesch. Cindy . . . 42. 99 Oesch. Kennefh . . . Ogle. Kevin . .. Ogle. Venus . .. 126 O'Kee1e. Debbie . . . 100. 140 Oldcorn. Rich . . . 155 Ondreiko, Bob . . . 155 Ondrejko. Joyce . . . 126 Ormes. Gayle . . . 155 Ovalle. Rila . . . 42. 82.88. 109 Palmer. Beverlee . . , 81. 104. 140 Pa1mer.Diane . .. 126 Panezoff, Carol . . . 42 Panezoff. Richard . . . Paparodis, Dana . . . 83. 86. 87. 88. 104. 126 Paparodis, George . . . 54, 140 Paparodis. Helen . . . 83. 86. 87. 104. 126 Paparodis. Sue . . . 126 Papic. Margarei' . .. 140 Papic. Nick . . . 140 Pasco. Renay . , . 126 Paslier. Lori . . . 42. 70 Pasfier. Tom . . . 140 Pau1in.Ca11'1y .. . 83. 88, 140 Paulin. Debra . . . 84, 155 Paxson. Bruce . .. Paxson. Linda . . . 42. 76. 78. 79. 89. 92. 113 42.75.79. 103. 104,113 Paxson. Pam . .. 140 Paxson. Terry . . . 126 Paynrer. Ron . . . Palley, Brenda , . Pence. Jackie . . . 54, 65. 141 .88. 104. 126 99.112, 155.237 Penkava. Tom . . .42 Penrod. Chris . . . 79. 155 Persella. Wanna . . . 85 Persallo, Chris . . . 126 Pefers. Bob . . . 54, 141 Phillips, John . . . 53, 77. 155 Phillips, Leslie . .. 126 Philiaps. Linda . .. 126 Phillips. Marsha . . . 43. 84, 88 Phillips, Richard . . . 141 Phillips. Susan . . . 84. 141 Piersol. Maureen . . . 79.83. 155 Pieiraiese. Dave . . . 55. 126 Piefrzak. Mari: . . . 127 Pike. Deborah . . . 92. 127 Pike. Jack . . . 43. 94 Pim. Nancy . . . 43.91.106 Pincombe, Wayne . . . Pinlrerfon. Barb . . . 155 Pinkerfon. Kalhy . . . 43 Piriak. Bob... 43, 65 Pifiman. Ed . . . Piffs. Lana . . . 85. 155 229 Sommers. Mary. . . 143 Schaefer. George . . . Sleele. 230 Pifls. Roberl . . . 127 Plegge. Bob . . . 62. I55 Plegge. Dennis . . . 62. 127 Poling. Arlene . . . 43 Polinq. Dallas . .. 127 Pond. Dave . . . 55. 66. 127 Porler, Gary . . . 43 Porler, Linda . . . Poulfon. Chris . . . 104. 127 Pregibon. Candace . . . 127 Pregibon. Randy . .. I55 Preisler. Pally . . . 101. 127 Price, James . . . 127 Price. Mary . . . 79. 81. 93, 156 Procfor. Paul . . . 156 Prolcupeli. Joyce . . . 141 Pro1zman.C1i'1l'ord . . . 127 Pshsnialr. Linda . . . 84, 141 Pshsniali. Lorelia . 89. 127 Pucci. Oscar . .. 156 Rirchey. Helen . . . 43. 84 Rilchie, Glenn , . . 156 Rifchie. Melissa . . . 43. 113 Rifchie. William . . . 128 Robbins. Julie . . . 96. 99, 104. 156 Roberls. Diane . . . 71. 74. 81. 118. 128 Roberis. Nancy . , . 141 Roberls. Ron . . . 57. 65, 74, 77, 96. 108. 111,156 Roclrhold. Evelyn . . . 44. 99. 102, 104 Roe1en.Lisa . .. 141 Rogers. Larry . . . 104. 141 Ro11aley,Mark. . . 55. 128 Roher. Cyndie . . . 80. 82.99. 156 Roller. Anneile , . . 44, 99 Ro1'h.Cynfhia . . . 104. 105. 141 Ro1h.Marfin . . . 128 Rofh. Nancy . .. 156 Rofhbrusl. Anfon . . . 128 Rofhbrusf. Joe . . . Schusier. Sharon . . . 80. 156 Schwariz. Barry . . . 128 Schwebach, Mary . . . 141 Scoil. Lorella . . . 82. 88, 141 Scullian. Ed . . . 156 Scullion. Nancy . . . 101 Sebrell. Larry . .. 104, 141 Secresf. Torn . . . Selcely. Richard . . . 128 Sell, Barb . . . 156 Sell. Debbie . .. 141 Sell, Dee . . . 44. 102, 104 Sell. Dennis . . . 142 Sell. John . . . 142 Sell. Pam . . . 128 Seroka. Ed , . . 65. 81. 86. 87, 156 Serolra. Gary . .. 142 Serolra. Pam... 142 Shaffer. Rhonda . . . 44. 61. 70, 89 Shannon. Earl . . . Smiih. Jay . . . Smith. Judy . . . 45. 93, 112. 1:5 Smirh, Karen . . . 45 Smith, Kalhy . . . ae, 143 Smiih, Krisfine . . . Smifh. Marilyn . . . 81.88. 104, 143 Smith. Maurice . . . 129 Smirh, Mercy . . . 46, 85. 112 Smilh, Michele . . . 46. 81,1-79. 106 Smifh, Paul . . , Smi1h.Ric1:... 143 Smifh. Roberl . .. 157 Smilh. Roberi . . . 157 Smilh. Shirley . . . 143 Sm ifh, Tim . . . 63. 65. 76. 94. 143 smaih. wayne . . . 79, 94, 95 Sm olira, Kerry . . . 55. 129 Snyder. Brandon . , , 46 Snyder, Debbie . . . 46. 99 Snyder. Georgeiie . . . 129 Puhalslci. Ed . . . 67. 77.96. 156 Pulralski. Kimberly . . . 104. 127 Quinn. Donald . . . 127 Quinn. Dusfy . .. 127 Quinn. Leonard . . . 43 Ouinn. Louie . .. 156 Raley. Sandra . . . 83. 104. 127 Ramsay. Kay . . . 74. 81. 88, 104. 111 127 Rance, Rose . .. 127 Randolph, Denise . . . 84.92. 127 Roy. Dave . . . 66. 99. 127 Ray. Debbie . . .75. 99. 111. 156. 236. 2 239 Raymond. Cafhy . . . 99, 156 Raymond. Daniel . . . Raymond. Dave . . . 61. 74. 127 37. Reader. Bruce . . . 82. 103. 104. 112. 156 Reed. Elaine... 127 Reed. Valerie , .. 100. 141 Reichle. Dave . . . 156 Reichle, Glenn . . . 43 Reiler. Michele . . . 141 Reno. Connie . .. 127 Richards. Jane . . , 84. 141 Richards. Marfha . . . 80. 88, 93. 156 Riclcman. Desi . . . 127 Riclrman, Lois . . . 89. 156 Riii1e,Milce . . .41 Riifle. Scofl . . .43. 69. 77 R11sy.Rohn . . . 54. 60. 77. 141 Risbeclc. Deborah . . . 127 Rowlands. Thomas . . . 128 Royle. Rober1. .. 128 Ruble. Charles . . . 141 Rub1e.Jac1: . . . 128 Rummell. Bunnie . . . 128 Russell, Dan . . . 44. 45. 53. 65. 77 Russell. Judy . . . 141 Rulliouslry. Bob . . .44. 59.65. 77 Ryan. Carl . .. Sacco. Sheila . . . 83. 104. 141 Safreed. Fred . . . 44. 67. 92 Salvino. Joann . . . 85. 156 Salvino. Paul . . . 141 Sanders. Janel . . . 44. 90. 91 Sanders. John . .. San1o.Janer . . . 84 Sanor. Nancy . . . 44. 84 Santini. Nina . .. 128 Saunders. Gary . . . 69. 77, 156 Saunders. Hollis . . . 55. 128 Saunier. Sandra .. .84 Schaefer. Bruce . . . 44. 76. B1 Schaefer, Roberf . . . 66. 128 Shanlaer. Karen . . . 459104 Shanlcer. Susan . .. 104. 142 Shasfeen Carol.. , 79. 81.91. 94, 104. 157 Shasfeen. Jay . . . 157 Shasfeen. Jeff . . .45, 65 Shas1een.Ka1hy . . . 75. 89. 94. 111, 157 237. 238 Shasleen. Mark . . , 60. 65. 142 Sheen.Mar1:. . . 79. 157 Shinn. Gay . . . 83, 128 Shipley, Candy . . . 142 Snyder. Jane . . . 143 Snyder. Maryanne . . . 86. 87, 101. Snyder. Milne . . . 63. 143 Snyder. Randy . . . 143 Soboflxa. Ed . . . 157 Sobofka, Janer . . . 129 Sommers, Calhy . . . 46, 85 Sommers, Debbie . . . 85, 157 Summers. Diana . . . 129 Sommers. Joann . . . 143 Shivers. Beverlee . . . 84. 100. 142 Shivers. Jirn . . . 59.74. 77. 94, 157 Shivers. Margie . . . 45. 99. 106 Shivers, Terri . . .45 Shoemaker. Bill... 128 Shoif. Jay . . . 65, 96. 102, 104, 157 Shoii. Jim . . . 29, 45, 49, 59 Spack, Spaclc. Spaclr. Barb . . . 81.89.157 Glenn... 92. 143 Henry . ..92.157 Spac1:.Mari'ra . . . 46.89. 111 Spacli. Ronald . . . 129 Spaclr, Sharon . . . 129 Spellman. Harold . . . 157 Shoop. Rick . . . 66. 128 Siddle. Beffy . . . 45. 99 Siddle. Helen . ,. 100. 142 Silvers. Riclc . . . 92. 142 Sipahioglu. A1per . . . 157 Simon. Ben ...104. 142 Simpson. Danny . .. 142 Simpson. Jim , .. 128 Spellman. Tom . . . 143 Spicer, Pam . . . 82. 143 Spicer. Rachel . . . 46 Spooner. Susan . . . 104, 129 Sproal. Terry . . . 69. 143 Sfanga. Marla . , . 46. 78. 103. 104. 105 Sianley, Thomas . . . 102. 104. 143 Sfaplefon. Kris . . . 144 Slavens, Cindy . . . 89. 157 Slavens. Robert . . . 99, 128 Slarkey. Larry . . . 82. 99. 102. 104, 14- Eric . . . 65. 157 Schaeffer. Jan . . . 44. 75. 98. 99. 110. 112 Schae1fer.Viclci. . . 83. 104. 112. 128 Schehl. Sue . . . 44. 99. 102. 104. 113 Schehl, Vince . . . 141 Schlarb. Danny . . . 128 Schneider. Ellen . . . 81. 128 Schneider. James . . . 141 Schneider. John . . . 77. 156 Schusfer. Gayle . . . 128 Smiih. Anna . . . 84. 143 Smilh. Beverly . . . 129 Smilh. C Smifh, C al . . . 54, 143 andace . . . 81. 86.88. 129 Smi1h.Chris.. . 81. 88. 91.99. 143 Smilh, Chrislopher . . . 55. 129 Smifh. Deborah . . . 129 Smilh. Debra . .. 129 Smilh. Doug . . , Smith, Gary . .. 129 Sreele. Pele . . . 54. 144 Sleele. Terry . . . 129 S1e1ie1. Dan . . . 46, 69 Sleffel. Lance . . . 144 Slein. Bob.. . 157 Slepanic. Rosemary . . . 75. 80, 83. 108. 157. 237 Sfephens. Debbie . . . 129 Sfephens. Ernie . , . 46 epien. Stanley . .. pien. Steve . . . 129 eves. Karen . . . 82. 104, 157 eves. Kevin . . . 63.99. ewart. Ann . . . 86.87. Mike . . . 46. 77 Mindi . . . 85.15 Connie . . . Carol . . . 74. 83. Marilyn . . . 85. Nelson . . . 46 Donald . . . 157 en . . . 47 Richard . . . Sandra . . . John.. . James ...130 Paul . .. 159 Ouclf, Vicki . . . 85. 157 raub. Rick. . . 144 130 101.130 Jim . . . 76. 82. I57 7 104. 144 Mark... 104. 130 Robin . . . 81. I57 157 Debbie , . .47. 75. 103. 104. 105. umpo. Dave . . . 47.74.77 uliot. Larry . . . underman. Bill . . . 144 urrnacevic. Rick . . . 88, 144 utherin. Kevin . . . 82. 144 utherin. Paula . . . 84. 158 utter. Becky . . . 70. 144 wanger. Dan . . . 104. 130 warlz. Chuck . . . 47. 57.65. 88. 237. 238 wetye. Carol . . . 88. 104. 130 wetye. Jim . . . 47. 88. 94. 95, 99 Thayer. Curtis . . . 130 Thayer, Cindy. .. 94.95. 158. 237 Thayer. Sandy . . . 84. 92.94, 158.237 Theil. Hollis. . . 99. 158 Theiss. Riclc . . . 47 Thieman. LouAnn . . . 130 Thomas. Kevin . .. 158 Thomas. Martin . . . 145 Thompson. Mark. . . 53.69. 145 Thompson. Tommy . . . 77. 145 Thompson. Thomas . . . 158 Thorne. Cindy . . . 82, 96, 99. 158 Thorne, Pam . . . 82. 92. 100. 145 Tice. Brent . . . 130 Tinsley. Becky . . . 85. 158 Tinsley. Kirby . . .47 Tolston. Clark . . . 130 Totani. Clara . . . 145 Totani. Maria... 101. 130 Trantham. Cathy . . . 130 Trsleven. Dirk... 57. 158 Trimm. David . .. Tuel. Bob . . . 65. 145 Tuel, Debra . . . 85 Tullis. Barbara . . . 145 Tullis. Bonnie . . . 145 Tullis, Randy , . . 96. 158 Tychonievich. Mark . . . 53. 77. 158 Uber. Kay.. . I45 Ulrich. Dawn . . . 130 Ulrich. Debbie . . . 146 Ulrich. Kris . . . 81. 86. 88. 104. 111. 130 Ursu. Patty . . . 70. 146 Waggle, Vera . Wagner. Carol . . 108. 158 Walker. Colleen Walker. Deanna Walker. Debbie Wa1ker.J1m . .. . . 48. 85 . 74. 75. 83. 88. 93. 96. . . . 83. 88. 146 . . . 74. 80. 99. 158 .. . 80. 15B 55. 130 Walsh. John . . . 69. 158 Walter. Nancy . . . 81,111,146 Walters, 8enny . . . 57. 65. 158 Walzer. Norma Ward. Mike . . . ...85.158 146 Ward, Victoria . . . 130 Warner. Gary . Warren. Ron . . Warren. Tom . . ..146 .61.69.13O .159 Washington. Warren . . . 48. 65. 92 Washington, Wendy . . . 146 Watlerson. Brice . . . 54. 60. 77. Watterson. Bruce . . . 54. 65, 77 Watterson. Janet . . . 75. 82.88. Watterson. Mike . , . 61. 66. 130 Waugh. Stephen . .. 130 Way. Molly . . . 48. 104 Webb. Barb . . . 48.70.85 Webb. Harry . . . 130 Webb. Janet . . .84. 146 Webb. Regina . . . 83. 146 Weber. Sheryl . . . 159 Weese. Barb . . . 159 Weikart. Maureen . . . 48 Weingart. Joy . . . 85. 159 Weingart. Mike . . . 131 Weiss. Debbie . Welling. Bobbie ..48.111 ...88,146 Wheat. Robyn . . . 131 146 146 94. 159 Williams. Clyde . . . 92. 146 Wi1liams.Ted . . . 53. 147 Wilson. Paula . . . 100. 147 Wilson. Rex . . . 49. 79 Wilson. Wendy . .. 147 Winkler. Joseph . . . 55. 131 Winters. Randy . ,. 131 Winters. Rick . . . 81, 89. 159 Wirlzner. Bob . . . 147 Wolf. Linda . . . 82. 102. 104, 147 Wolfe. Jim . . . 159 Wonner. Pam . . . Wood. Laura . . . 159 Wooding. Jim . . . 59, 82. 94. 95. 108, 148 159 Woolf. Janet . . . 147. 100 Wright. Cathy . . . Wright. Debra . . . 89. 92. 159 Wright. John . . . 33. 49. 53 Wright. Mary Jo . . . 71.91.131 Wright. Stephen . . . 55. 89. 104. 131 Wright. Terry . . . Wuchter. John . . . 147 Wyatt. Dave . . . 159 Yakubek. Debra . . . 88. 147 Yakubek. John . . . 147 Yanek. Mark. . . 147 Yapp. Norma . . . 159 Yingling. Cindy . . . 83. 88. 94. 100. 147 Young. Jill . . . 147 Yuhaniali. Jill . . .131 Yuhanick. Joseph . . . 147 pko. Ed... 144 pko. John . . . 47 pko. Tom . . . ati. Sharon . . . 82. 144 leton. Donald . . . 130 leton. Lisa . . . 30. 47. 6 sch. Cathy . . . 83. 145 lor. Greg . . . 47. 80 lor. Lance . . . 145 lor. Marilyn . .. 158 lor. Tim . . . ple. Patrick . . . 158 nnant. Ramona . . . 145 rp, Loretta . . . 84 1.75. 106.115 Valentino. Larry . . . 80. 82. 89. 111. 148 158 Van Fossan. Kurt . .. 104 Van Fossan. Mark. . . 146 Van Schoik. Craig . . . 237 . Van Schoik. Devon . . . BO. 158.236 Varkonda. Lynn... 81. 91. 99. 158 Vaughn. Paul . . . 65. 80. 158 Vernon. Deborah . , . 47. 106. 111 Vernon. Dorothy . . . 74. 82. 100. 146 Vogel. Fred . . . 74, 130 Volio, John . . . 47. 65. 76, 94. 99. 237 Votaw. Alan . . . 158 Votaw. Dwight . . . 48 Votaw. James . . . 130 Votaw. Jeff . . . 130 Votaw. Steve . . . 60. 82. 146 Whihnpry. Gayle . . . 48. Zgmgrgl John I , 1 131 Whitacre. Allan . . . 49. 103. 104, 236. 237 Zamora. Patfy . . . 49. 85 Whitacre. Donald . . . 131 White. Chris . . . 49. 92 White. Dave . . . 159 While. Julie . . . 49 Whitcomb. Ed . . . 159 Whiteleather. Thomas . . . 131 Whitman.Wa1'r. . . 49. 102. 103. 104 Whittaker. Laura . . . 82. 146 Wickersham. Cheryl . . . 131 Wickersham. Rebecca . . . 159 Wickline. Linda . . . 159 Wiggers. Jim . . . 55.66. 131 Wilczek. Karen . . . 84. 159 Willard. Carrie . . .101.131 Willard. LuAnn . . . 49. 82 Zangara. Frank . . . 65. 94, 159 Zafko. Mary.. . 71.81,101.13I Zeck.Jell'...131 Zeiglsr. Bonnie . . . 147 Zeigler. Karl . . . 147 Zeller. Robert. . . 53. 63. 81, 159 1 Zellers. Bruce . . . 94. 95. 237 Zellers. Chesney . . . 83.88. 94. 111. 147 Zerbs. Victoria . . . 89. 131 Zilavy. Kristen . . . 147 Zimmerman. Ann . . . 70. 74. 132. 147 Zimmerman. Debra . . . 104. 131 Zimmerman, Michele . . . 80, 96. 99. 159 Zocolo. Gary . . . 55. 86. 131 232 Teachers!Stc1ff Index Baker, Margarel' . . . English l . . . I66 BarreH, PaHy . . . English lll, Yearbook Advisor . . . I67 Beiling, Gerald . . . Drailing I . . . I77 BenneH, Donald . . . Unired Slares l-lisrory, Boys' Physical Educalion, Varsily S Advisor . . . l6B Bevingfon, Carli. . .Algebra ll, lvlodern Analy- sis, Trigonomelry, Slalislrics, lnleracl Advisor, lvlu Alpha Thela Advisor. . . I7I Bricker, lona . . . Cuslrodian . . . l82 Broome, Mildred . . .Calelreria Worker. . . l83 Cabas, John . . . Vice-Principal, Varsily S Advi- sor, Varsily Baslcelball Coach . . . I63 Calesi, Georgia . . .Spanish I, ll: Spanish Club Advisor . . . I74 Campbell, R .... Board of Educalion . . . I63 Cecil, Viclor . . . Personal Typing, Typing l, ll . . . l75 Chappell, Sally . . . English ll, Bi-Weekly Advi- sor . . . I67 Cobourn, Linda . . . Business Office Educarion, Clerical ll, Secrelaries ol Tomorrow Advisor . . . I77 Conlcle, Dorolhy . . . Business Office Educalion, Sleno l, Secrelaries ol Tomorrow Advisor . . . I77 Birlalan, S'I'ephen . . . Consumer Educario Commercial Law, General Business, Sales, Ke Club Advisor. . . I75 Bliclca, David . . . Biology, Eormaldeaides Adv: sor, Greenhouse Group Advisor . . . l73 Bosu, Kennelh J .... Algebra I, llg Preparalor Algebra, Class ol '73 Advisor . . . l7O Bradley, Marianne . . . I-lome Economics ll, ll IV: Eulure lrlomernalxers of America Advisor. lf irlliiyf Q ' A 0 I ' Sli :W f I S E A ifgfrgf wgv. I , , f 'f ffl y Conser, Bonila . . . English II . . . I66 1 Conser, Donald . . . Melals I, Wood I, II, III . .. I76 Cope, Doris Occupalions, Counselors.. I64 Cope, F. E .... Alhlelic Direclor . . . I63 Coy, Lydia . . . Cuslodian . . . l82 Cozza, Mary Alice . . . Family Living, I-Iome Ec- onomics I, I-li-Tri Advisor . . . I75 Crook, Dorolhy . . . Family Living . . . I75 Crowl, Anna . . . Cuslodian . . . I82 Culler, Margarel . . . Clinic Slahf . . . I65 Cummings, Elaine . . . Algebra I, Review Malh, Class ol '7I Advisor. . . I7O Dunn, Diana . . . French I, II, III, IV, French Club Advisor . . . I74 Duvall, Maxine . . . Caleleria Worker . . . I83 Ecks'l'ein, Jane . . . Algebra I, Sludenl Council Advisor... l7l Elevick, Judy . . . Civics, World Flislory, Ameri- can Field Service Advisor . . . I69 Esposilo, William . . . English ll . . . loo Fleischer, Margarel . . . Caleleria Worker . . l83 -Gil B '1 Fury, Arlhur . . . Board ol Educalion . . . I63 Hary, Marian . . . Dielician, Caleleria Worker Gbur, Irene . . . Librarian . .. I64 ... I83 Geisl, Marie . . . Caleleria Worker . . . I83 Hasson, Arlene . . . Civics, World Geography, Gyurko, Jeffrey . . . World I-Iislory . l69 Class ol '72 Advisor . . . I68 Hanna, M .... Board ol Educalion . . . I63 Hayes, Charles . . . Eleclronics, Mechanical 233 Drawing . . . l7o Headland, Paul . . .Special Educafion . . . I8I Heim, Helen . . . Librarian . . . lo4 Herman, J .... Board of Educafion . . . Io3 Hefrick, William . . . Geomefry, Pracfical Mafh . . . I7I Holroyd, Marilou . . . Secrefary . . . Io3 Honeywell, Judifh Bookkeeping, Typing I, Class of '74 Advisor. . . I77 Howensfine, Richard . . . Band . . . l79 Hurray, Alvie . . . Biology . . . I73 lmmel, lvan Biology, General Science 234 Krivonak, Sfeve . . . Special Educafion . . . I8l Lane, Julieann English lll, Speech, Broad- casfing Club Advisor . . . loo Loria, Doris . . . Geornefry . . . I7l Marra, H. Joseph . . . Principal . . . Io2 Marfin, Marie . . . Cusfodian . . . l82 McCormick, B .... Board of Educafion . . . Io3 McKenna, Beffy . . . Girls' Physical Educafion, Varsify and Reserve Cheerleaders' Advisor, Girls' Afhlefic Associafion Advisor . . . IBO McKenzie, Janice . . . Business Office Educafion . . . I77 Me ifshka, Janice . . . Treasurer . . . Io5 Mercure, Evelyn . . . English I . . . loo Mil er, Audrey . . . Secrefary . . . Io3 Mil er, Dorofhy . . . Cafeferia Worker . . . l83 Mil er, F. Edwin . . . Girls' Choir, Robed Choir, Music Theory . . . l79 Mil er, Gerfrude . . . Cafeferia Worker . . . I83 Mil er, Roberf . .. Business Gffice Educafion l73 Jacquin, Samanfha . . . Arf l . . . I78 Jeffries, Rufh . . . Cafeferia Worker . . . I83 Jones, Herb . . . Physics, Science V, Audio-Visu al Crew Advisor . . . l72 Kendall, Bryce . . . Board of Educafion . . . . . . I77 Milligan, Pafricia . . . Confemporary English, English IV, Hi-Tri Advisor . . . loo Monfeleone, Anfhony J .... Spanish ll, lll, IV, Spanish Club Advisor. . . I74 Monfeleone, Beffy . . . Clinic Sfaff . . . Io5 Morris, David L. Problems of Democracy . . . loB Mucci, Roberf . . . English Ill . . . Io7 Nesfor, Alice . . . Cafeferia Worker . . . l83 Oana, John . . . Business Qffice Educafion . . . l77 Olloman, John Paul . . . Counselor . . . lo4 Pafferson, Jane . . ..Girls' Physical Educafion, Problems of Democracy, Freshman Cheerlead- ers' Advisor, Pep Club Advisor . . . lo9 Phillips, Dean . . .Child Accounfing Officer . . . lo5 Pierack, Hazel . . . Cafeferia Worker . . . I83 Pond, Roberf . . . Superinfendenf, Board of 'vw 51-r 'I I.: ' -- Educafion . . . 163 A PorI'er, John . Machine Trades I . . . I76 Rafferfy, Joyce . . . Uniled Siales I'Iis+ory . . . I69 Roessler, Gordon . . . Cuslodian . . . I82 Ross, Clyde I-Ieallh, General Science . I73 San+uIIo, Marilyn . . . Business Office Educalion, Clerical I, Secrelaries ol Tomorrowfxdvisor . . I77 Schaeffer, Gene Board of Educalion . I63 Seifer, David . . . Boys' Physical Educalion . . I8O V SmiI'h, David . . . Vocalional Direclor . . . I65 Smi+h, Joseph . . . Draflring II . . . I76 S'I'offer, Richard . . . Counselor . . . I64 S+one, Frank . . . Machine Trades Il . . . I76 TeI'Iow, Chel' . . . Civics, Economics, Psycholo- gy, Freshman Baskelball Coach, Freshman Fool- ball Coach, Varsily Golf Coach . . . I68 ! Turner, Donald . . . Chemislry . . . I72 Ulicny, BeHy . . . English IV . . . I67 Yereb, Janis. . .Graphic Arr, Arl I, Design and Sculprure, Painling, Advanced Painling, Arl Guild Advisor . . . 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'51 gi .wilgjeiegfgk - ,QS-F2-f i, .. ,. i,. ,..p. 3:-'fe' 1' QUAKER '7l COPY STAFF - Debbie Allison, Kerry Lowry, Niles Kyneil, Allar CO-EDITOR - Mike Milligan. Wliiiacre, Debbie Ray. QUAKER '7I YEARBOOK STAFF - Row I: Craig Van.ScI1oiI:. Row 2: JoI'1n Volio, Sue I-Iannon, Jackie Jence. Debbie Allison. Sandy Thayer. Gary McQuiIIcin. Niles Kyneff. Row 3: Cindy Franklin. Ellen E-ibbs, Kerry Lowry. Cindy Tliayer. Allan Wliilacre. Debbie Ray, Livia Bebinq. Rosemary Sfepanic. low 4: Peg Kuniewicz. Barb I-Ieslon. Mike Milligan. Bruce Zellers. Cyndy Kleinman, Evey Luce, Kaflwy , Slwasfeen. No? pic'IurecI: Clnuclc Swarfz. ASSISTANT EDITOR - Debbie Ray, SPORTS EDITOR -Y AI I-Iallrnan. Quaker '71: a presentation of original Creativity -va,,,llD I 4 TIIQQI 2.4 I - : L I ,mgfiw-f ,I sq M Y 13:2 Elmw ?,fQf1Q !fiW .. . . . ,fi g 4-., .iff ff.-E I .ISN .., y- ' Q - fy . 'zglk r I . E - fr ff . '2 . 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