What is friendship? 3t is many things — It is feeling completely natural with another, shedding all pretense and all sham, just being yourself. It is sharing with another both big and little things, joy and sorrow, laughter and tears. It is counting on another to understand your moods, to put up with your failings, to be there when needed most with a word of encouragement, a smile, a look. How do I know what friendship is? I know because you are my friend, and you are all these isssp r . iSS The proper office of a friend is to side with you when you are wrong. Nearly anybody wiil side with you when you are right. Mark Twain wmm 8688$ ; tip L kZ 3= Ii ' S Sasiii, '• Dl r s :!V s jRn l Cite a ife i 821 East State Street, Salem, Ohio 44460-2236 When the flowers die The song is sung, The game is played The victory won, A friend is there To listen and care, And it’s really great To have one there. wmm A friend is one to whom one may pour out all the contents of one’s heart, chaff and grain together, know- ing that the gentlest of hands will take and sift it; keep what is worth keeping and with a breath of kind- ness, blow the rest away. — Dinah Maria Mulock Craik _LLi_L SENIORS The American educational system is designed to rake a six-year old.child, teach him the basic skills of writing, reading and math, and gradually add to this foundation for the next twelve years until that person emerges from his learning cocoon into a mature knowledgeable individual. This process and preparation for life is academically and socially intermingled with Chaucer, Shakespeare and Browning, Darwin and frogs, finger paintings, modern analysis, grade school assemblies, birthday parties, jelly sandwiches, Spanish verbs, wood shop, typing, football, basketball, snowballs, summer vacations, white prom dresses, pink-tipped carnations and graduation. Graduation is called commencement and everyone thinks it means the end. And in a way it is. It is the end of having co get up at six for Driver’s Ed. or waiting in.long cafeteria lines. It is the end of classes, homework and detention. It is a time for setting aside faded levis and dusty shoes and wearing long robes and mortarboards and marching precariously to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance and receiving a diploma in a blur of tears and f lashcubes. The annual speaker annually tells the audience that there has never been a class to compare with this year’s. He also states that commencement is not only an end to one part of life, but is a beginning to another. And he’s right. Commencement is a beginning. For many students it means obtaining employment, marching to the marines or marching down an aisle. For others it is scholarships, fellowships and college. Commencement is an announcement to a weary world that new hope is on the way. Seniors CLASS OFFICERS: Doug Holroyd — Vice-President, Mary Pat Webb — Treasurer, Jayne Bozich — Secretary, Scott Citino — President. 18 DAVID ADAMS KAREN ADOLPHSON CYNTHIA ALBRIGHT LORI ALBRIGHT RICK ALBRIGHT JOAN ALLISON MICHAEL ALLISON CAMILLE ARMENI MICHAEL ARMENI DEBRA BAKER GAYLE BALSLEY PEGGY BANAR JANOSIK KENNETH BARNES JUDY BARNHOUSE 19 TERRY BARRETT NANCY BARTELS SUSAN BARTHOLOMEW TAMMY BAUM TERRY BECK KATHRYN BEER ROBERT BEER WENDY BEILHART EDWARD BELL FRANK BERGER ANDY BLACKBURN SARAH BOONE LINDA BOOTH RENEE BORTON SCOTT CITINO: Planning the prom, writing a term paper and participating in the track meets are parts of my high school days. However after four years, perhaps the things PJ1 remember most are the teachers who cared and the friends who were always there with a word of encouragement or simply a smile. 20 FAITH BOWMAN JAYNE BOZICH RUSSELL BREAULT LES BRICKER PAULA BRINKER PATRICIA BROOKS KEVIN BURK JULIE BURSON DOUGLAS CAIN RENEE CAMERON DON CAMPBELL CALI CAPEL 21 CHERYL CARR MARK CATLOS KAREN CIBULA MARTIN CIMINELLI VICKIE CIOTTI ROBERT CITING SCOTT CITING BRUCE CLAYTON RANDALL CODY THOMAS COE TIMOTHY COSMA BARBARA COWIE JOSEPH CRAWFORD CYNTHIA CREER DONNA CROSS DENISE DAILEY 22 JEFF DARNER CINDY DOMINIC: I doubt if there will ever be memories like the ones I will always cherish from Salem High School. Being a cheerleader and peppette brought me closer to the thrills of victory and the sadness of defeat. But my many friends brought me closer to the feelings of the heart. MARY DAVIDSON STEVE DAVIS TONY DiBIASE CYNTHIA DOMINIC JACK DONNELLY CHRISTOPHER DOWD MICHAEL DOYLE FREDERICK DROTLEFF ROSEMARY DUFRESNE ELAYNE DUNLAP DEBY EARL ROBIN ENGLAND ELAINE ESKAY 23 CHERYL EWING DEBRA EWING CYNTHIA FARCAS DONALD FARMER ELIZABETH FAULKINER ELLEN FINK EDWARD FINN KATHY FISHER MARY FISHER MARLENE FITCH TINA FLUHARTY JEFF FOUST ANNETTE FOX CESAR FRANCA MARY FISHER; What makes a memory? Is it becoming a freshman cheerleader, getting a driver’s license, going to a prom or being crowned Basketball Queen? For me, all these things are special memories of high school which I will always cherish. KURT FRANZEN JOHN FULTZ DOUG GARLOCH EMILY GIBBS KAY GIBSON NATALIE GILBERT FRED GIRSCHT MARK GORDON MICHAEL GOUGHENOUR CHARLES GRATE RITA GRAYBEAL RICHARD GREENE 25 PETE GRIEHS SCOTT GUILER KAREN HARAWAY TOM HARDMAN DALE HENCEROTH ANNE HENDERSON PHILIP HENDERSON BRADLEY HERRON MARK HILL MICHELE HILTBRAND LARRY HITE NANCY HODGE 26 DOUGLAS HOLROYD ANNE HENDERSON: By being a cheerleader I saw the great Salem spirit from the front row seats. Hopefully I was able to carry that spirit up to the bleachers, up to the sky. In addition to the memories of winning games, 111 always remember winning many wonderful friends. DAVID HORN JEFREY HOUGER CHRISTINE HOWELL DEBRA HUFFMAN KATHY HUGHES TRACEY HUMMEL ROBERT INGLAND BECKY IREY LORI JACKSON SANDRA JACKSON DEBRA JAKUBISN JENNIFER JEFFRIES JOHN LENTZ 27 BRUCE JOHNSON WILLIAM JONES TERRANCE JORDAN TIMOTHY KAISER ROBIN KARLIS NANCY KATARO ROBIN KENST SHARON KIRK DAVE KISSINGER CINDY KRING GARY LENINGER PATRICIA LEPPING DARLA LESICK ELIZABETH LEWIS ROB MOORE: The experience of four years at Salem is nor merely academic, but social also. Many think that order facilitates learning, but if everyone were always in his place, if high school were only a rigorous and strict routine, there would be order, and only order, because social diversity creates curiosity both social and academic which is in itself a motivation for learning. 28 DAVID LEYMAN MARCY LOCKHART MARSHA LOTTMAN CYNTHIA LOUDON TIM LOUTZENRISER WENDY LOVE NOEL LOWRY SHAWN LOWRY EDWIN LYDIC MARY LYNN DEENA MAENZ KATHLEEN MARINO MARY MARTINELLI FRANK MASON CAROL McCLAREN JON McCLEERY 29 MIKE McCLURE MARY McCORKHILL NANCY McCOY MARK McCULLOCH RICKY McELROY MARGARET McGUIRE LISA McILVAINE gayle McLaughlin pat McLaughlin ERIN MEHAFFEY 30 MARY OSPECK: I shall always treasure the many wonderful memories of my SHS days. The friendly smiles of classmates, the excitement of football and basketball games, and the deep pride chat is a traditional part of Salem shall stay with me always. Here at SHS, I experienced kindness and love friends that will carry1 me through my hopes and dreams of tomorrow. EVELYN MEINE DENISE MENNING BARBARA MENTIS CARL MERCER PHYLLIS MERCER RAY MERCER DESIREE MERINO MICHAEL MILHOAN DANIEL MILLARD DAVID MILLER DENNIS MILLER JASON MILLER JO ANN MILLER RICHARD MILLER 31 SHERRY MILLER ROBERT MOORE DELLAMARIE MORRIS SAM MOUNTZ WILLIAM MOWERY JANET MUELLER SUSAN NEUMANN RICHARD NORDQUEST SAM NOTARIO CYNTHIA NUNZIR CINDY ONDREJKO MARY OSPECK DOROTHY PAPARODIS YVONNE PATTERSON JOHN SHEETS: Although I experienced many outstanding moments on the basketball court, high school was more than just a game. It was an atmosphere of excitement enhanced by dedicated teachers and many sincere friends. To me, they are the memories of high school. 32 KAREN PAXSON CATHERINE PERRY TOM PHILLIPS JOHN PIERSOL VALERIE PIRIAK JANE POND DEBORAH PRICE JOHN PRIDON JOAN PROCTOR ROBERT QUINN MOZHGAN RAHIMTABAR DANIEL REA 33 DESI RICKMAN LYNNETTE RICKMAN JOHANNA RIDDLE DEBORAH RIPPLE ZANE ROELEN DAVID ROESSLER GREG ROSS LAURA ROSS PATRICIA ROSSITER BARBARA ROTH WILLIAM ROTH GISELA ROTHBRUST GAIL RUTKOUSKY MICHAEL SABATINO PAUL SHIVERS: To me high school and basketball are practically synonymous. The experiences gained through this sport are illimitable. Yet apart from the thrills of basketball, standing on the sidelines, were many people who helped me win smaller victories in the bigger game of life. 34 VICKI SALTSMAN VICTORIA SALVINO ALEX SCHAEFER PHYLLIS SCHEHL ERIC SCHROM JOHN SCULLION RICKSEBRELL RICHARD SEKELY GARY SELL LAUREL SELL HAROLD SHAFER RHONDA SHAVER JOHN SHEETS PAUL SHIVERS BRIAN SMITH CYNTHIA SMITH 35 DAVID SMITH KATHLEEN SMITH NANCY SMITH ROBERT SMITH SANDY SMITH CARY SNYDER KAREN SNYDER PRISCILLA SOLOMON ELIZABETH SPACK JACK STALNAKER CHERYL STARKEY HOLLY STEFFEL 36 BOB WATTERSON: I am looking ahead to the new experiences that will come my way in life now that graduation is here. Yet I am sure that a part of me will always be at S,H.S. just as I know that I will always carry part of S.H.S. with me. Friends, teachers administration and experiences are all special parts of that whole unit called high school. DAVID STEVENSON TONI STOUT DIANE SULIOT PAULA SYPPKO JANET TAYLOR SCOTT THEIL JAMES TOLSON ALBERTA TOTANI MICHAEL VIOLA D. VOGEL SHAWN VOTA W THOMAS WAGNER 37 JEFF WALKER ALFRED WALSH DONALD WALZER MARJORIE WARD PATRICIA WARD KIM WARE DANIEL WARNER ROBERT WATTERSON VICTOR WATTERSON DON WAY MARY PAT WEBB VALERIE WEBER ROSEANN WEIKART SCOTT WEIKART MARY PAT WEBB: Salem High School will always fill a special corner of my heart with its many beautiful memories. Memories of being a cheerleader, the happiness of being crowned Football Queen and graduation will never let me forget just how special high school really was. 38 CHRIS WHINNER Y NAOMI WILSON TIMOTHY WILSON STEVE WINDON DIANNE WINKLER KAREN WOOD KAREN WOODS MICHAEL WUKOTICH RANDALL YAKUBEK LINDA YEAGER RUTH YOUTZ TERRI YUHANIAK RANDALL ZEIGLER RUSSELL ZORNICK 39 UNDERCLASSMEN The underclassmen face new experiences and seek new goals as they reach out co grasp their last years at SHS. Each day holds a previous grain of knowledge. They will hear laughter that echoes through the hallways. They will receive notes from the office arid struggle to get a decent grade on a test. Being an underclassman at SHS holds many responsibilities and exciting adventures. The freshmen respect the seniors and try to gain a foorhold amid the rush. The sophomores, having gained a new image will settle down to carry on the Quaker tradition. The juniors are now realizing that their twelve years qf preparing for college are almost gone and are asking themselves have 1 learned all 1 could, am I ready for the world?” Each individual makes up the population of Salem High Sch(X)l and adds a drop of pleasure for someone else. These years go fast and disappear leaving only precious memories behind. The SHS underc lassmen have a lot to look forward to for their lives have only just begun. Today is done and over with, hut tomorrow is forever. mm CLASS OFFICERS: George Equizi — Treasurer, Greg Equizi — President, Sue Henderson — Secretary Tim Cope—- Vice-President David Adams Rodney Adolphson Jim Alexander Parrick Allison Deborah Amrhetn Cindy Anderson Cynthia Anderson Scott Anderson Timothy Anderson Marsha Arfman Mary Atkinson Brenda Bailey Bonnie Banar Steve Bancik Bobbi Barr Patrick Barrett Mark Batcha Lois Baum Vickie Biding William Bentley Diane Biclski Stan Blackburn Melissa Bork Nancy Borkowski Denise Bowskill Cynthia Bricker Jim Buchmann Kelley Burgess Thomas Burson Chris Byers Mark Callatone Sarah Campbell Robert Campf Cacy Capel 43 Abi Chappell Gary Chappel Audrey Cleveland Dianne Colbert James Colian Amy Cook Steve Cook Tim Cope George Corl August Corso Robin Coy Tim Coy Brett Cranmcr Ten ley Crawford Melody Crider Deborah Criswell Deborah Crookston Timothy Crouse Nanene Davis Matthew Deames Gloria DeRoads Stephen DeRoads Joan DeShields Doug Detehon Roger Devine Joseph Dickey Eva Dixson Terri Domencctci 44 Richard Ducko Gary Eaglcton Robert Eaton Thomas Edling Jacque Ellis Jim Elrod Debra Endicort Kevin England Susan Englert George Equizi Greg Equizi Karen Esterlc Laurie Evans Brian Everett Steve Faber Alan Falk Kathy Fast Wanda Faulkner Karen Fehr Robert Finch Charles Fink Bob Fisher Sharlene Fitch Martha Flood 45 Brenda FJuhaity Cynthia Forkel Daniel Fortune John Foster Kenneth Foust Krista Franzcn Ruth Fritzman Chris Gakhick Sue Garloch Kelli George Cheryl Gleckler Sabrina Goehring Karen Golunka Eric Goodson Carmel Grandolfo Kevin Gray Diane Greenamyer William Hahn Tally Hall Marsha Halverstadt Michael Hamilton Terri Hamilton Robert Han nay Doug Hardman 46 David Hardwick Kenneth Hccstand Jaeki Helman Sue Henderson Pamela Herman Deborah Herron Chris Hess Deborah Hill Mark Hissom Susan Hodge Susan Hollingsworth Dave Hook Fred Homing Debra Hrovatic Cheryl Hubbs Jeffrey Hughes James Hunter James Irvine Charles Ivan Diane Jackson Sandra Jackson Tammy Jackson George Jakubisn Ron James Carol Janosik Janie Jesko Wayne Johnston Annette Juliano Emil Kataro Alan Kaufman Sally Kendall Shawn Kennedy James Kerr Terri Kersmarki Dwight Kibler Patricia Knavcl 47 48 Margaret Koenretch Lucinda Koons Mike Korn Jennifer Kornbau Cynthia Kovach Susan Krebbs Terrance Krepps Kenneth Kyser William Lamb JuJic Lange Lori Lantje Richard Laughlin Susan Laval lee Victor Leija Cheryl Leyman Carol Licdcr Judy Linn Mary Kay Linton Mark Long Susan Lora Cathy Lottman Chris Lowry David Lundquist Betsy Lutz Bud Lutz Rayetta Marks Terri Marti ner Kathy Mason Mark Mason Jodi Masters Shirley McCoy Harley McCullough Terry McElroy John McQuilken Cheryl Meals Julie Metzger Ray Metzger Gwen Millard Brian Miller Debbie Miller Terri McClellan Don Miller Fred Miller Steve Milligan Michelle Mitchell James Morrison Kim Morrison Kendall Morrison Irene Murphy Mary Ann Mussel man Todd Mussclman Doug Myers Peter Null Jeff Odey Lynn Oesch Marjorie Ospcck 49 Donna Ozimck George Panezott Anna Paparodis Nancy Papa rodis Roy Paparodis Kelly Peppel Steve Perscllo Marlene Firiak Ken Pittman John Plegge Renee Pregibon Barb Proctor Jeff Protzman Anna Prychodczcnko Peter Pshsniak Jane Purrington Tod Raymond David Reese Roch Reiter Penny Reno Bill Rich Mike Rif fee Bob Risbeck Sherry Robb Charles Roberts Denise Roberts Katherine Rohrer Kim Ruark Paula Sanlo Kim Saunders 50 Jili Schlcimcr Teresa Schmid Sheila Sehrock Andy Schuller Rick Schwarti Lisa Scott Jim Seevers Donna Sell Karen Sell Sharon Sell John Sipahioglu Greg Sislcr Carol Shafer Jim Sheers Barb Shinn Penny Shoemaker Lucinda Slosser Dan Shetlenberger Beth Smith Brad Smith Greg Smith Penny Smith Karen Smolira Mike Snyder 51 Don Sobotka Gary Soldo John Sommers Susan Spichcr Linda Stanga Mike Stapleton Cathy Steves Janet Scoffer Bill Strait Card Suggett Barb Syppko Steve Syppko Ken Taylor Jon Tetlow Sue Todd John Tolson Patty Toot Vera Totani Dion Trelcven Karhy Tullis Richard Uptegrapn John Ursu David VanFossan John Varkonda Richard Vogt Gary Vocaw Jill Votaw 52 Gary Walker Rebecca Walter Madelyn Webb Vicki Welling Jon Whinncry Mikc Whinncry June Whitacre Denise Wickersham John Williams Mildred Williams Dennis Willmarth Phil Wilson Jeff Wonncr Dave Wooding Gail Wright Bev Yeager Bob Yonker John Young Mark Young Mario Zeppernick 53 54 CLASS OFFICERS: Louise Moore — Secretary, Molly Merrill —Treasurer, Becky Berger — Vice-President, Becky Kynett — President, Brett Albright Randall Anderson David Andres Andy Bail lie William Baker Debbie Baran Ron Barn house Steve Barret: Lynne Barrick Peter Barth Jeff Beck Dave Bennett Linda Benson Becky Berger David Blackburn CheryJ Blubaugh Carolyn Bocckling Kevin Belles Sue Bosu Paul Bradley Carl Breazeale Eleanor Brickner Debra Brown Steve Browne Scott Burson Diane Cain Kim Cal]atone Russell Cameron Phil Campaneili Steve Campbell Julie Campf John Carl arid lo Jeff Carl Stephen Carlisle David Chappell Dave Chewing Bryan Cibula Mark Clayton Leonard Cole Debra Conser Michael Cook Becky Cope Gary Costlow Marty Cowie Cheryl Crawford Dorene Crawford 56 Mary Joc Creer Jeanne Cross Staci Crouse Marce Dan kief Peggy Davis Beth Deames Rec DcRoads Dee Devan Gina Devine Jill Diamond Annette DiAntonio Carmen DiBiase Allison Dickey Debbie Dickey Deborah Dimko Kenneth Double Cindy Dowd Cindy Dudley Mary Dumovic Sandra Ehrhart Lorna Faber Randy Fast Candi Ferry Doris Fiebiger Kay Anne Filler Richard Finch Dawn Fink Ralph Firestone Mike Fitch Rick Fithian Ann Flood Randy Fortney 57 Sandy Fortune Dave Fowler Marlene Fowler Jamie Francisco Bruce Fryman Beverly Fuson Ted Gagnon Tim Galchick David Gaydash Holly Geisr Kathleen George Bill Gibson Rosemary Gibson Edwin Goehring Ralph Good Chris Gorby Doug Gordon Cindy Goughenour Joe Grande Elizabeth Grate Mandy Green Karen Griggs Kenny Gross Alan Guchemand Barb Hahn Lonnis Hall David Halverstalt Jim Hanna Roger Hannay Patty Hauer David Hergenroden Lois Hickey Carey Higgins Terry Hill Richard Hincr Jacqueline Hively 58 Pad Hoffman Matthew Hoopcs Michael Homing David Hot! Phillip Hovanic Kathleen Howell Debra Hrvatin Sue Hull William Humphreys Richard Hussar Tony leropoli Robert Jackson Pamjermalenko Terri Joy Cathie Julian Richard Karlis Mary Karmazin Carol Kastanek Steve Kastenhuber Margaret Katero Wendy Kellner Kevin Kelly Patricia Kelly Patrick Kelton Jamie Kennedy 59 Terry Kenreigh George Kopec Don Krebs Donny Kubas Becky Kynett Kim Jjtippcr Robert lapping Honda Lesick James Lewis Linda Lewis Bruce Liedcr Mary Lightncr Jay Linder Rebecca Little Steve Long Sue Lorenz Lisa Lossick Diana Lottman Cindy Louczcnhiser Bill Lucas Barb Lund Holly Lutsch Donald Lynn Debra Madison Georgia Makar Lydia Maniscaleo Frank Martin lively n Masters Rex Mathcncy Rick Matrix 60 Patricia McClaren Buffic McCorlchill Barb McGowan Chris Meissner Randy Mel linger Daine Menongh Ann Mercer Arlene Merkin Molly Merrill Scott Messenger Cathy Metzgar Elizabeth Migliarini Colleen Miller Kevin Miller Carol Milligan Mike Minamyer Jim Mohr Diane Montdcone Louise Moore Jon Morrison Michdc Murdoch Mike Murphy Theressn Murphy Debbie Myers Scott Myers Tim Myers Len Niedcrhiser Lora Nutter Dawn Olson Jim Palmer Jim Panezott Diane Pastier John Patterson Madeline Patton Maryr Patton Gregory Paxson 61 Michele Perron Kathy Picrsol James Pittman Guy Pitts Karen Pleggc Debbie Prcndergasc Joyce Prendergast Julie Purrington Dave Quinn Patricia Quinn Lisa Rea Carol Reed Judy Reese Doug Reich le Rorie Reiter Don Rickman Guiseppi Righetti Marsha Riffee Michele Rif lee Sue Riley Tammy Ritchey Jamie Roe ten Barb Rocwcdda John Ross Cheryl Roth 62 Bob Ruark Dave Sabatino Jeff bailsman Tina Salesman Jay Santee Kay Schehl Marilyn Schmid Karl Schrom Chris Schuller Patty Secrcsi Sue Seddon Rob Sekely Mark Shipley Barry Shoeman Don Shogren Kenny Shoop Sue Silver Denise Sislcr Theresa Slavens Brenda Smith Daniel Smith Heather Smith 63 Jane Smith Pauline Smith Sheri Smith Chris Snyder Bill Southern Scott Spack Jill Stallsmith Karen Stiffler Paula Stokes Polly Stokes Cheryl Stone Wendy Storey Paula Stoudt Donna Strabala Paul Strabala Dave Strojek Dave Sweet Tim Tam at i George Thomas Cheryl Thompson Pete Thompson Bill Thorne Clay l ice Jeff Tolson Elizabeth Vance Eugene Vcon Linda Votaw Donald Waiter Kathy Waiter Sue Ware Mark Watrerson Mark Webb Kim Weikart Joe Weiss Sherry Wells Joanna Wcndcl 64 Nick Whitacre Arnold Whitman Helen Whitman Vick Whickersham Wendy Willard Karen Willmarch Carol Wolfe Steve Wolfe Temba Wood Chuck Wright Robert Wright Scott Wright Charles Yanek Roberta Yapp David Y'oung Debbie Your John Yuhaniak Ted Yuhaniak Dawn Zangara Alice Zatko Tom Zeck Ktrk Zellers Mark Zimmerman Pete Zimmerman Tom Zoccolo 65 Freshmen Cheryl Adams Jim Adams Bob Allison Carl Apicello Pam Ardeno Jim Armeni Tony Armcni Barry Baddeley Steve Bailey Tim Bailey Bonnie Baker Fred Baker Terry Baker Gene Barker Tim Barrett Frank Batcha Jay Bciling Dan Belich Rick Bell Lori Berg Jeff Berger Bob Birk Sandy Blackburn James Blake Paul Bloor Tom Blubaugh Kim Bork Patty Borkowski Todd Bowman Yvonne Bennan 67 Scott Brickcr April Brown Aria Brown Bill Brown Debbie Brown Jay Brawn Keri Brown Dan Buchanan Ariel Buddc Erie Burk Mike Burricr Linda Bush Ronda Cain Tim Callahan Phil Campbell Suzanne Campbell Ernie Cameron Rich Cameron Lori Carlisle Linda Carr Scott Carson John Chaffin Michele Chaffin Bill Christopher Jessie Christy Dave Chriswell Steve Cleilan Sean Cobourn Chris Colbert Jim Coleman 68 Gary Col ia n Randy Colian Terri Copley Tim Costa Doug Coy Greg Crawford Linda Curtis Steve Davidson Lisa Demeo David Donnelly Alan Douglas Dave Drakulich Phil Dufrcsnc Saundra Dunbar Mary Duriga Mike Earl Linda Edgerton Jessie Edwards Cindy Ehrhart Karen Ehrhart Bobbi Elly son Diane Endicott Glcnna Endicott Mark Eucker Barbara Evans James Ewing Coleen Fabis Dave Falk Toni Fast Kathy Fauikiner Mike Faulkner Mike Fediaezko Greg Fidoe I eslic Fiebiger Karen Fife 6? Kevin Fife Ed Fisher Arlene Fitch Karen Flick Steve Flood Robert Fluharty Patty Francisco Kyle Franzen Dave Fritzman Susan Fulmer Mark Gagnon Terri Gakhick Cara Gardner Darren Gaydosh Mark Geist Margaret Gibbs Tammy Gilbcy Mark Gieckler Sharon Gorby Wayne Gorby Geoff Gordon Sharon Goughenour Kathy Grate Barry Gray Carl Greathouse Gary Greene Jim Green isen Dave Grimsrad Mike Grimstad Elaine Grisser Gregg Guiler I-anis Hall Scott Hall Christy Hamilton Mark Hardy Barb Harrington Debbie Headley Mark Heim Debbie Henderson Mary Hess Barb Higgins Dwayne Hill 70 Gail HilJ Brenda Hite John Homing Mike Houchins Heidi Hough Jackie Howery Holly Hubbs Jeff Hughes Lisa Humphreys Bob Irey Srcvc Ircy Evan Jackson Peggy Jackson Debbie James Dennis James TimJanofa Ed Jeffries Jim Jeffries Cindy Jenkins Annette jermolenko BobJesko Dave Johnson Sue Johnston Brenda jui Herat I 71 Mike Juliano Joey Kiilbfell Diane Kaufman Denise Kekel Lavern Kelly Mary Kidder Debbie Kisner Sam Klernann Margaret Knauff Sue Kocnreich Virgil Kuna Julie Land we rt Monte Landwm Sue Lau Robin Law Robin Ley man Mike Lenigar Elaine Lesiek George Lewris Joanne Lewis Anne Liggett Jim Limpost- Amy Linam Fred Linder Walt Linger Loretta Livingston Julie Loudon Dave Lutz Bruce Maher Kathy Manis 72 Concccca Marino Connie Martin Helen Martin Ed Marlines Janice Masters Bob McClaren Tammy McClellan Larry MeDevite Nancy McGee Terry Mcllvainc Judy McKinley Terri McNeelan Anne McQuilkin Pamela Meals A lyssa Menning Lynn Mercer Chris Metcalf Diana Mens Debbie Metzger Arlo Miles Borne Miller Chuck Miller Darla Miller Jim Miller Jim Miller Kevin Miller 73 Lucky Miller Terri Miller Ron Milliron Ron Minamyer Melissa Moffett Ron Moffett Judy Mohr Joe Monteleone April Montgomery Doug Moons Bob Mowery Greg Moyer Rick Mueller Tom Murray Karen Mussciman Kelly Myers Lori Nannah Jim Noll Mike Norkus Tim Norman Phyllis Notario Ed Nunzir Ed Nunzir Robin Nutter Denise Odey Becky Omweg Mary Ondrejko Mike Ospeck Janet Ouslcy Diane Paparodis 74 Jack Peppd Dale Persello Dave Phillips Joni Pietrafese Dave Pittman Brad Pitts Patty Plummer John Popa Harley Prendergasc Joy Proctor Mike Prychodeczenko Dennis Quinn Scott Ramsay Tcri Rumscy Cheryl Reed Linda Reese Barb Richards Leroy Riddle Lori Robb Lisa Ross Paul Rothbrust Paul Rutkousky Mark Salesman Melanie Sampson Chris Schaefer Heidi Schuller Marianne Scott Mike Scott Rick Scott Jim Sckcly Mark Sell Scott Shafer Connie Shanker Rusty Sheppard Bill Shivers Bill Shultz 75 Betsy Silver Jeanne Simmons LaVonne Simson Debbie Smith Brad Smith Larry Smith Larry Smith Lorna Smith Marilyn Smith Virginia Smith Kevin Smutko David Snyder Gary” Snyder Terri Soldo Scott Soloman Scott Sorge Debbie Sox Paul Spicher John Sposetta Roberta Stanley Cindy Scarky Kim Steve Carol Stone Mark Strabala Sheri Strait Terri Sweely John Swetye Glenda Tharp Charles Tharpe Tim Todd Ron Tallis Dick Tyo Cathy Untch Amy Varkonda 76 Robert Vogt Dnrcy Votaw Terri Walsh Kevin Ward Krin Waugh Mark Webb Barb Wendcl Mark Whilhdm Carla Whinnery Cortcen Whinnery Chris Williams Chris Williams Debbie Williams Steve Williams Sue Williams Bob Wilson Jill Winkler Jim Winkler Tom Wirkncr Judy Wintien Barb Wooding Larry Woods Janice Woodworth Debbie Workman Harvey Workman Gary Wukotich David Yakubck Jim Yapp Ray Yeager Brenda Ytxler Dana Youtz Nancy Yuhaniak Joanne Zamora Susan Ziegler 77 ih-fli-WIMr MiW Krj FACULTY Tin1 197‘i-75 academic year ai S, f I S ] 1rcscn tea I a re 1 a ed s t udc n t -1 ac ujty relationship This was evident in many ways. The most outstanding faetor regarding these feelings was the mutual respect displayed. Although the faculty repte.scmtcd authority, students were able to' admire t Ifis gn mp oj pep ple laeeausr of the deepvoruern they; displayed lor (lie dcv'elijpnielit oj today's youth, [Jkewise, the members of the facility were able to respect the students of today in their scart li to;better tomorrow. They aided tins struggle hv updating teaching mcthi ds and materials. These attempts to broaden the interests Of students c reated a better under standing lor all concerned. Thcpvcnill atmosphere in the high schtipl was one. of equality as well;as respect. There was no great dif ferenee 1 set ween the actions and emotions of the faculty and the students. To each, the years at S.l I.S. represent a tender growing experience. V ■ v Administration Although not always seen walking through the halls of S.H.S., the administration plays a very important pare of high school life. They deal constantly with the thankless jobs that are involved in running the school. Because of their training and experience, they are able to handle situations that may arise. H. Joseph Murra, Principal LEFT: John Cabas, Assistam Principal BELOW: Anthony J. Monte leone. Assistant Principal F. E. Cope, Athletic Director 81 BOARD OF EDUCATION: STANDING: Robert Pond. Gene Shafer John Herman, Arthur Furey. SEATED: William McCormick. Margaret Hanna, Robert Campbell, Bryce Kendall. Robert Pond, Superintendent of Schools ABOVE: Irene Gbur, Library' Aide RIGHT: Helen Heim. librarian Janice Melitshka, Treasurer Audrey Miller, Secretary ABOVE: Anita Rosst, Counselor LEFT: John Olloman, Counselor 83 84 A BOVI-'; Marge Miller, English 1 and III BELOW: Michael Powers, English II and III English is the most basic of all courses offered at S.H.S. There are various courses available to the student, yet they all teach the basic fundamentals of the language; reading, writing, speaking, and understanding. The material is presented variously depending on the instructor and the caliber of the class. ABOVE: Robert Viencek, College Writing A and B, Bible Lit., English I, Theatre Productions FAR LEFT: Evelyn Me retire, English II LEFT: Nancy Loomis, English 1 and II, Spanish I 85 Because the Science department is so well staffed and equipped, students are able to study the new worlds that exist under the microscope, in outer galaxies, and below the earth. Students are taught to question the explained as well as the unexplained. Donald Turner, Chemistry 86 ABOVE: Frank Parks. Biology LEFT: Robert Nelson, Physics, Chemistry. Earth Sciente II 87 The Math department at S.H.S. is staffed with people who not only want to teach formulas to be memorized, but to teach the student to reason logically in situations he may be faced with in the future. There are the basic courses required in this department and also the advanced and more specialized courses for the student who wishes to go further into mathematics. Len Hardman, Review Math, Algebra I ABOVE: William Hetrick, Pre-Algebra, Practical Math RIGHT: Ken Bosu, Prc-Algebra, Advanced Algebra 88 89 June Eckstein, Algebra 1 Doris Lori a. Geometry Each person needs a basic understanding of the government and its workings. To do this ir is necessary to present the happenings in the past as well as what is happening now and what is to come. The Social Science department in the high school strives to present the facts and then let each student draw his own conclusions from rhe material presented. TOP ROW: Paul Mentis, U. S. History, Athletic Assistant; Don Bennett, U. S. History, U, S. Government; Arlene Hasson, Civics, World Geography. CENTER: Joyce Rafferty, P.O.D., Psychology, Economy; Galen Zimmerman, World History, Occupations; Tim Predicri, World History, Civics. BOTTOM: Alva Tetlow, U.S. Government, Civics; David Morris, P.O.D., U. S. History. 90 91 Cynthia Phillips, French I, I!, Ill and IV, Spanish I X ABOVE: Judilynn Fisher, Spanish I and II ABOVE RIGHT: Anthony Monteleone, Spanish III and IV RIGHT: David Swaru, German I, II. Ill and IV, English I The Language department exposes the student to cultures that arc new and different to him. Students study the history of the countries as well as the grammar and vocabulary that is native to these countries languages. 92 ABOVE: Clyde Ross, Art 1. Health LEFT: Janis Ycreb, Art I, Painting Design, Commercia! Art ♦ 93 94 Band and Choir are group activities based on much Individual participation. While the group sound as a whole is worked with, individual practice is still necessary'. Stage Band works with “Dance Band” songs, while the Girls Choir acts as our Glee Club. Richard Howenstine, Band, Stage Band Mary Alice Cozza, Family Living The Home Economics department at S.H.S. strives to present basic ideas and practical skills that the student will need in running a household. Family Living is fast becoming a very popular course among seniors. This course teaches the student about himself, relationships and situations that he may face in the future. ABOVE: Vicki Hornung, Home He I and II, Clothing, Decorating LEFT; Jane Theiss, Family Living, Home Ec I, Decorating 95 Van Strauss, Boys’ Physical Education Physical education is a basic parr of most people’s lives. The physical education department at Salem High School is very diverse in its activities. The instructors explain the use of equipment and the rules for many different athletic activities, while the actual play of the game is left to the students. Debbie Gal!ire. Girls’ Physical Education 97 Jerry Allen, Health Sharon Caccimelio, Persona! Typing and General Business The basic concept of courses presented at Salem High is to have something for everyone. For those who are interested in a business career, the school presents Business and Office Education. The teachers of these courses prepare students with knowledge of business workings, as well as proficiency in these skills, For those students wishing only a slight knowledge of business and typing skills, classes such as Personal Typing and General Business can be chosen. Students find the fundamentals taught in these classes help them with their other studies. Marilyn Santullo, Typing I and II Doris Powers, I.O.E. Clerical I 98 ABOVE: Dorothy Conkle, I.O.E., Steno 1 RIGHT; Jan McKenzie, I.O.E., Steno II For the student who is interested not in college but in vocational training, Salem Senior High supplies a variety of courses dealing with mechanical skills. Shop teachers present the basics that a student needs in seeking a career in a vocational trade. Robert Miller, O.W.E. I and 11 ABOVE: Donald Conser, Wood I and II, Metals RIGHT: G Allen Chamberlain, Mechanical Drawing 1 and II, Electricity I and II John Dana, O.W.E. I Robert Cirino, Machine Training I 100 The unseen help” on this page represent the other backbone of our school. They work from early morning till long after the last bell to clean our building, feed us, and give medical care in the best possible way. We think all this plus their warm friendly attitude makes for a really great team supporting us and our school. LEFT: School Nurse — Betty Monteleonc, Pupil Personnel Secretary — Margaret Culler, BELOW: Cafeteria Women — Alice Hollinger, Mary Jane Snyder, Delphine Schneider, Maxine Duvall, Margaret Fleischer, Ruth Jeffries, Catherine Delvichio, Alice Nestor, Donna Walzer. ABOVE: Custodians —James Hodge, Rick Way, Ike” Crowl, Lester Shinn. LEFT: Custodians — Maria Martens, Katherin Coy, Iona Bricker, Anna Crowl. 101 SPORTS As the year closes at Salem Senior High School, the changes in many arc evident. Especially noticeable arc the athletes, both those who leave writh the graduation class and those to whom the graduates are leaving the chance to garner even greater honor for the school. With the most successful wrestling season in the history of the school, a great basketball record, and the meteoric rise of girls sports on the boards, courts, and track, this year calls for a special tribute to the athlete and to sports in general. For sports are simply a means to an end, the end being a successful life. Sports creates an atmosphere of teamwork that the athlete retains throughout his life. The athlete develops the ability to deal successfully with those with whom he works as he develops a comparability with his teammates, be it on the gridiron, basketball or tennis, courts, or wrestling mac. And finally, sporrs gives the athlete a chance to bring glory to the alma mater, the institution that he learns to love, honor, and respect during his high school career. Football, the sport that demands all from its players. The grueling workouts, the straining of muscles, as well as the grind of determination; the average spectator doesn’t realize what these young men go through. Confidence in yourself as well as your teammates proves successful on or off the field. In a game, if a player is satisfied with himself, winning or losing does not determine a victory. 05 ROW ONE: Tim Tamaci, Kevin England, Mike Armeni, Mike Sanatino, Mike Riffee, Bill Rich, Dave Hook, Jim Buchmann, Gary Votaw, Ed Finn, ROW TWO: Scott Guiler, Ted Yuhaniak, Mark Hill, Greg Sisler, Doug Holroyd, Bob Watterson, Mark Batcha, Mark McCulloch, Bill Roth, Sam Mountz. ROW THREE: Brad Smith, Bob Fisher, Jim Sheets, Tim Crouse, Tom Hardman, Bob Hannay, Steve Cook, Mike Miller, Brett Albright, Harley McCullough, Dale Henceroth. ROW FOUR: Vic Leija, Pete Pshsniak, Zane Roelen, Hal Shafer, Frank Mason, Tom Phillips, Dave Stevenson, Vic Wattcrson. Vern Strouss, Clyde Ross, Bob Mucci, Head Coach — Paul Mentis, Chuck McShanc, Roger Zeigler, Lou Ramunno, 106 ROW 1, L to R: John Yuhaniak, John Carlariello, Dave Sabatino, Andy Baillie, Jamie Roden. Mike Murphy, Jamie Kennedy. ROW 2: Karl Schron, Mark Watterson, John Patterson, Mike Cook,John Ross, Randy Mel linger, Scott Burson,Jeff Beck, Ken Gross. ROW 3: Nick Whitacre, Brian Cibula, Ken Double, Jim Palmer, Roger Hannay, Fred Cscpkc, Pete Thompson,Jeff Saltsman. 107 VARSITY FOOTBALL Pig OPPONENTS Youngstown Hast West Branch Poland Canton Lehman East Pal estine J Ravenna East Liverpool Tallmadge Campbell WE THEY 14 18 1 13 21 20 6 14 Ur- 7 0 26 |r7 26 I? 26 34 o FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Jim Ewing, Ron Moffett, Daryl Gaydosh, Dave Drakulich, Robert Vogt, Laine Hall, Tony Armeni. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: Greg Crawford, Harley Pendergast, Mark Salesman, Bob Allison, Mark Strabala, Brad Pitts, Ed Martines, Kyle Frazen. THIRD ROW, L. to R,: Ron Miliron, Pete Sparks, Frank Batcha, Bob Jesko, Jeff Berger, Todd Bowman, John Horning, Coach Lou Ramunno, Coach Tim Predieri. FOURTH ROW, L. to R.: Steve Flood, Brad Smith, Monte Landwert, Tim Norman, John Chaffen, Steve Clellan, Barry Gray. 108 109 FOOTBALL COURT, L. to R.; Gail Ruckousky, Alberta Totani, Mary Ospeck, Jayne Bozich, Cindy Dominic, Anne Henderson, The tradition of winning was kept alive in basketball this year as Salem High, under first year coach Leonard Hardman, compiled a victorious season. It was determination and great hustle that kept the Quakers revered by others with respect. Pressure was the word as Salem went into tournament play. A cool Salem 5 fought their way to the district finals before being eliminated. The Quaker-ettes also completed a victorious season under their new coach, Debbie Gallite, The girls played with much enthusiasm and enjoyment as they racked up their second winning season since the sports inception in Salem. 110 m KNEELING, L. to R.: Tom Wagner, Bill Rich, Dion Treleven, Doug Holroyd, Bob Fisher, Jim Sheets, John Scullion. STANDING, L. to R.: Coach Leonard Hardman, John Sheets, Mark Barcha, Mike Stapleton, Jeff Foust, Paul Shivers, Tim Cope, Ass’t. Coach Lou Ramunno. ounestown VARSITY BASKETBALL j V .. — ■ - OPPONENTS Youngs rown East Youngstown North Struthers Cleveland John Hay Ravenna Canton Timken Youngstown. Mooney Youngstown Wilson Austintown Fitch Barberton Alliance ilcs Warren Harding Warren Western Re, Youngstown East East Liver WE THEY 53 Sectional Tournament Wrarren Western Reserve IS Youngstown Ursuline (OT) 57 District Tournament Howland (OT) 69 Youngstown South 64 KNEELING, L. to R.: John Patterson, Jamie Kennedy, Jamie Roden, Rick Uprcgraph, Mike Whinnery, Steve Campbell, Doug Hardman, Chuck Wright. STANDING, L. to R.: Scott Anderson, Pat Barrett, Nick Whitacre, Bill Suchern, Bill Thome, Randy Fortney, Bill Gibson, Rick Fithian, Augie Corso. KNEELING, L. to R,: Tom Blubaugh, Bob Allison, Bruce Maher, Mark Webb, Bill Brown, Rick Mueller, Joe Monteleone, John Sweteye. STANDING, L. to R.: Dave Firth, Kyle Franzen, Tim Bailley, Bob Jesko, Paul Rutkousky, Scott Carson, Bill Shivers, Jim Armeni, Jeff Berger. 112 Basketball Sweetheart, Mary Fisher 1 Q74- 75 SaiMaffi eJ BASKETBALL COURT, L. to R.: Anne Henderson, Jayne Bozich, Mary Ospeck, Cindy Dominic, Alberta Totani, Gail Rutkousky. 113 GIRLS BASKETBALL OPPONENTS Niles Beaver Local East Liverpool Southeast Niles Ease Liverpool East Palestine Southeast Marljffigton WE THEY 27 26 35 15 24 20 20 3 6 33 30 35 26 42 28 51 19 25 28 49 27 39 61 39 46 5% FIRST ROW, L. to R,; Patty Borkowski, Heather Smith, Toni Stout, Barb McGowan, Debbie Madison, Ann Flood, Barb Wooding. SECOND ROW, L. to R,; Coach Debbie Gallite, Patricia Rossiter, Dawn Zangara, Joan Proctor, Patti Lepping, Martha Flood, Nancy Borkowski, Kay Gibson, Sue Riley. Long hard nights of sweat and pushing tired muscles proved worthwhile as the Salem High wrestling team, led by varsity coach Don Bennett, pulled through with their best record ever. It was that little extra effort put out by each individual member on the mat that helped prove to everyone that Salem has a wrestling team. Wrestling 115 FIRST ROW, L. co R.: Rick Eakin, Dave Drakulich, Bob Risbeck, Bob Citino, Rick Miller. SECOND ROW, L. co R.: Mike Rtf fee, Roy Paparodis, Mike Sabatino, Don Miller, Rob Hannay, Mark Wacterson. THIRD ROW, L. to R.: Butch Zeppernick, Brad Smith, Vic Watterson, Rick McElroy, Greg Sisler, Coach Don Bennett. 116 FIRST ROW, L, to R,: Pete Zimmerman, Mark Mattoon, Dan Smith, John Piegge, Emil Kataro, Dave Quinn SECOND ROW, L. to R : Roger Devine, Andy Baillie, Dave Sabatino, Kirk Zellers, Dave Lucas, John Ross, THIRD ROW, L. to R,: Matt Hoopes, Steve Cook, Terry Krepps, Rob Moore, Terry McElroy, Paul Strabala. VARSITY WRESTLING OPPONENTS WE THEY Ravenna 12 37 West Branch 20 37 Beaver Local 15 36 East Palestine 56 8 Alliance 49 8 Hubbard 36 22 Austin town Fitch 0 49 Howland 14 37 Boardman 11 38 Warren Western Reserve 40 14 Canfield 37 19 Warren Harding 36 22 FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Phil Campbell, Mike Grimstad, Jesse Christy, Steve Gaydosh, Kevin Fchr. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: Mark Strabala, Barry Gray, Tony Armeni, Mike Burrier, Mike Scott, THIRD ROW, L. to R,: Steve Flood, Frank Batcha, Greg Fidoe, Coach Chuck McShanc, Cheerleaders FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Terri Galchick, Alyssa Menning, Lavern Kelly, Amy Varkonda, Arlene Fitch, Debbie Henderson. ABOVE: VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Abi Chappell, Cindy Farcas, Bertha Totani, Sue Henderson, Anne Henderson, Mary Pat Webb. BELOW: RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Jane Jesko, Julie Lange, Lori Lantz, Judy Reese, Madelyn Webb, Diane Bielski. 118 VARSITY BASEBALL: ROW I: C Hess, S. Campbell, D. Gaydosh, R. Uptegraph, M, Rif fee, R, Devine, G. Votaw, K. Kyser, C. Wright. ROW 2: P. Barrett, D. Johnston, R. Mercer, B. Albright, B. Ruark, M. Stapleton, M. Batcha, J. Sheers, R. Fortney, B. Roth, S. Milligan. 119 Cross Country Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem ROSS COUNTRY How score wins) ■randt own Fitcf Lisbon t Warren W, Reserve South Range Hut Fast Palestine Malone College Inviracjdnjtl Meet — 6th out of 2? teams. Boardman Invitational —7th out of 21 teams Labrei Invitational — 4th our of 8 , Columbiana Country Meet — Salem beat. E, Palestine. R Liverpool, Lisbon, Columbiana, and Beaver Local CROSS COUNTRY: Dave Adams, Don Farmer, Paul Hoffman, Gary Snyder, Phil CampanelK, Tim Costa, Kim Morrison, Dave Smith, Terry McElroy, John Piersol, Mike Snyder, Ken Morrison, Mike Guappone, Coach. 120 Golf and Tennis VARSITY GOLF: Jim Kerr, John Foster, Pete Griehs, Fred Girscht,John Pridon, Bill Mowery, Fred Martix. VARSITY TENNIS: Linda Benson, Nancy Borkowski, Kay Gibson, Alyssa Menning, Sharon Kirk, Mike Powers — Coach. courtesy is rOKTAOjOUS - Boys' Tennis =; l -'.rvisp j ■ Uju! v jThomas'; ■fic!i T Thomas BBfexf.- Clanton Lchmi Raven i Alliam non District Niks Nurlington Sc, Thomas Board man ijt. Thomas Darlington JCanton Oakwood Board man Jrtvament — 3rd place Salem Salem Saicri; SaJem Salem Salem Akron 121 VARSITY TRACK: ROW 1: Rick McEIroy, Don Farmer, Tom Hardman, John Piersol, Doug Holroyd, Ed Donnelly, Scott Citino, Russ Zornick, Dale Henceroth, Dave Smith. ROW 2: Marion Zeppernick, Bill Bentley, John Ursu, Victor Leija, Rick Schwartz, Bill Rich, Bob Fisher, Dion Treleven, Tim Cope, Ken Morrison, ROW 3: Paul Hoffman John Patterson, Mike Snyderjim Palmer, Dan Shellenberger, Bill Lamb, Terry McEIroy Jeff Protzman, Kim Morrison, Terry Krepps, Kirk Zellers. ROW 4: John Ross, Scott Burson, Nick Whitacre, Randy Mellinger, Rusty Cameron, Phil Campanelli, Ted Yuhaniak, Ken Double, Richard Karlis, Gary Cosclow, Bryan Cibula, NOT PICTURED: Dave Hook, Mike Miller. ■I ■ «C.tKVJr ' felt ■ 1st in Columbian Cpunty Meet 3rd in Dover Mini Meet Relays 4 th in Tornado Relays, m it Track GIRLS’ TRACK: ROW 1: B. Proctor, D. Henderson, S. Bosu, J. Reese, C. Dowd, S. Henderson, A. Henderson, C. Capel, D. Jackson, D. Roberts. ROW 2: J. Proctor, M. Gibbs, B. Miller, D. Baran, B. Cope, D. Madison, H. Smith, E. Dunlap, J. Ellis, S. Kendall. ROW 3: D. Sisler, C. Shafer, D. Zangara, J. Landwert, J Proctor, L. Stanga, J. Jesko, J. Lange, N. Paparodis, R. Lepping, K. Ruark, Frank Hoopes — Coach. 123 ,|:r mm mi ACTIVITIES Students search beyond the limits of the classroom to seek out ideas and grow in knowledge and friendship by becoming involved in activities. Whether it be a studious, mind-expanding club or a club simply for fun, each serves a purpose. Students can express themselves and strive for individuality but at the same time have similar interests and work together with their friends in order to meet their goals. The chatter of excited voices as plans are being discussed at Pep Club or the soft melody coming from the music wing typify the diverse interests that are constantly being displayed within the walls of S.H.S. With the Quaker spirit behind them, many students do their part to make things happen — they do not merely sit by and watch. As they laugh and cry together, each frustration and every accomplishment brings them closer to personal and emotional maturity. 125 Student Involvement Betters School Student Council began working in the summer by having bake sales in order to send four members to state workshop. The delegates brought back much enthusiasm and new ideas. During the year, Student Council was busy sponsoring both Homecoming and Valentine’s Day dances. Also on Valentine’s Day, they operated the annual Valentine’s Day Booth. Civic-minded Hi-Tri spent their time promoting the welfare of those less fortunate. At Christmas, they donated food to a needy family. On Valentines Day, representatives from Hi-Tri went to the Columbiana County nursing home to give home-made Valentines to the residents. The highlight of the year was a banquet attended by the girls and their mothers. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Cindy Dominc, Secretary; Sally Boone, President; Sally Kendall, Treasurer. STANDING: Brian Smith, Vice-President STUDENT COUNCIL — SENIORS: Sally Boone, Jayne Bozich, Scott Citino, Cindy Dominic, Anne Henderson, Mary Ospeck, Paul Shivers, Brian Smith, Bob Watterson. JUNIORS; John Foster, Sue Henderson, Diane Jackson, Janie Jesko, Sally Kendall, Julie Lange, Lori McNeelan, Brad Smith, Greg Smith. SOPH’S: Becky Burger, Carolyn Boeckling, Doug Gordon, Becky Kynett, Molly Merrill, Betty Migliarini, Colleen Miller, Louise Moore, Alice Zatko. FROSH: Sandy Blackburn, Terri Galchick, Steve Hardy, Debbie Henderson, Bob Jesko, Dave Johnson, Karen Musselman, Lisa Ross, Amy Varkonda. 126 HI-TRI: SEATED ROW 1: Ruth Fritzman, Sue Henderson, Lois Baum. ROW 2: Kim Ruark, Amy Cook, Melissa Bork, Rayetta Marks, Terry Yuhaniak, Theresa Schmidt, Jennifer Kornbau, KNEELING: Mozhgan Rahimtabar. STANDING, ROW 1: Shawn Votaw, Natalie Gilbert, Karen Paxon, Holly Steffel, Yvonne Patterson, Lisa Scott, Phyllis Schehl, Cindy Dominic, Laura Ross, Terri Hamilton. ROW 2: Cindy Smith, Barb Roth, Janie Purringron, Mary Ospeck, Margie Ward, Cali Capel, Sandy Smith, Elaine Eskay, Debbie Miller, Wendy Beilhart, Evie Meine, Vicki Ciotti. ROW 3: Bobbi Barr, Cindy Anderson, Sally Boone, Jacque Ellis, Bertha Totani, Lori Sell, Nancy Hodge, Peggy Koenreich, Karen Golunka, Joan DeShields, Sally Kendall. ROW 4: Patty Lepping, Trisb Rossiter, Anne Henderson, Vicki Saltsman, Nancy Borkowski, Abi Chappell, Janie Jesko, Denise Roberts, Jill Schleimer, Linda Stanga, Barb Mentis, Cheryl Lehman. HLTRI OFFICERS: Wendy Beilhart, secretary; Evie Meine, president; Yvonne Patterson, vice president; Terri Yuhanik, treasurer. All-Out Effort to Serve Community 127 Always Striving to Help Others INTERACT: ROW 1: Tracey Hummel, Bob Citino, Mike Doyle, Charles Grate. ROW 2: Alex Schaefer, Brian Smith, John McCleery, Scott Citino. ROW 3: Kenny Barnes, John Piersol, Lcn Niederhiser, John McQuilkin. ROW 4: Ed Donnelly. Chris Dowd, Mike Snyder, Bill Bentley. INTERACT OFFICERS: KNEELING: Scott Citino, president. SEATED: Mike Doyle, treasurer. STANDING: John Piersol, vice president; John McCleery, secretary, 128 KEY CLUB: ROW 1: Tom Wagner, Bob Watterson, Gary Leininger, Doug Holroyd, John Pridon, Dave Horn, Vic Leija. ROW 2: Paul Shivers, Terry McElroy, Rick Schwartz, Brad Smith, Dave Hook, Jim Sheets, Mark Batcha, Bill Rich. ROW 3: Mark Hill, Don Farmer, Doug Hardman, Ted Yuhaniak, Ken Double, Rick McElroy, Mike Sabatino. ROW 4: Mike Stapleton, Mike Armeni, Zane Rolen, Mike Riffee, Roy Paparodis, Pete Thompson, John Yuhaniak. ROW 5: Rob Moore, John Scullion, Tom Phillips, Mark McCulloch. Boys' Clubs Committed to Unending Service Interact was one of the most active clubs at school this year. They always had many projects being planned to keep them busy. They sold Christmas greens and contributed their services and donated money for Robert Bycroft and Salvation Army funds. They sponsored a successful concert, featuring 'Left End Key Club sponsored the annual scholarship banquet again this year. They also sponsored a school dance. Both clubs have contributed much to the school and community and their efforts have been greatly appreciated. 129 KEY CLUB OFFICERS: Gary Leininger, Paul Shivers, Doug Holroyd, John Sheets, John Pridon. Athletes Organize to Better Themselves i VARSITY S” OFFICERS: Bob Watterson, Paul Shivers, Doug Holroyd. 130 VARSITY f'S”: ROW 1: Paul Shivers, Bob Watterson, Bill Roth, Doug Holroyd, John Pridon, Tom Hardman, Vic Leija. ROW 2: John Scullion, Tom Wagner, Brad Smith, Dave Hook, Jim Sheets, Mark Batch a. Bill Rich. ROW 3: Tom Phillips, Mark Hill, Don Farmer, Ted Yuhaniak, John Ross, Rick McElroy, Mike Sabatino. ROW 4: Mark McCulloch, Mike Staplton, Mike Armeni, Zane Roelen, Mike Rif fee, Tim Cope, Dion Treleven, Roy Paparodis, Chris Hess. ROW 5: Pete Pshsniak, Scott Anderson, Greg Sissler, Ed Donnely, Jon McCleery, Scott Citino, Dave Smith. ROW 6: Dale Henceroth, John Piersol, BUI Mowrey, Scott Guiler, Tim Tamaci, Kevin England, Harley McCulloch. MU ALPHA THETA: Rob Moore, Carol MtCkren, Steve Bancik, Jo Miller, Yvonne Patterson, Scott Cicino, Barb Roth, Elaine Eskay, Terry Yuhaniak, Dwight Kibler, Rick Miller. MU ALPHA THETA OFFICERS: SEATED: Elaine Eskay. STANDING: Jo Miller, Carol McClaren, Rick Miller, Terry Yuhaniak. Delving Further Into Math Mu Alpha Theta had one big project this year which was a weekend trip to Chicago. They managed a concession stand to raise the money needed. Mr. Bevington, the club’s advisor, drove the group. Varsity ,eS” is comprised of boys who have earned a Varsity S” letter. To earn a letter, each boy must play in one of the Varsity sports. The group sponsored a dance along with Key Club, The money raised was presented to the cheerleaders. They have meetings on the first Monday of every month. Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization open to all Salem athletes. They sponsored their annual youth rally and tag day. 131 Students Learn About Foreign Cultures_____________________ French Club offered students a chance to expand their views of the French cultures. Speakers, who presented slides of France helped students to realize the uniqueness of the French people. Members enjoyed a Christmas banquet held at Pembrooke Villa Estates. Mrs. Arter, last year's French teacher was the guest. Miss Phillips is the club’s advisor. Spanish club was very active this year. They, too, enjoyed speakers at their meetings. They had a Christmas banquet at the high school. They broke the traditional pinata. Another banquet was held at Pancho’s at the end of the year. They sponsored a dance in the cafeteria and enjoyed various field trips. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: Tina Snyder, Natalie Gilbert, Shar Fitch. STANDING: Cacy Capel. FRENCH CLUB: Row 1: Bobbi Barr, Kim Ruark, Pat Rossiter, Cali Capel, Cacy Capel, Natalie Gilbert, Michele Hiltbrandt, Karen Paxon, Mary McCorkhill, Caryn Skowron, Shar Fitch, Cindy Dowd, Missy Moffett, Brenda Juillerat. ROW 2: Diane Bielski, Denise Roberts, Kathy Piersol, Tina Snyder, Arlene Merkin, Yvonne Brennan, Lora Berg, Connie Martin, Sue Englert, Madeleine Patton, LaVerne Kelly, Denise Kekel, Diane DeVan. ROW 3: Rob Moore, Alyssa Menning, Michele Perrott, Sue Silvers, Georgia Makar, Cheryl Gleckler, Anna Prychodczenko, Irene Murphy, D. Vogel, Mark Mattoon, Carey Higgins, Bob Ruark, Betsey Silver, Lisa Scott, Mike McClure, Jill Schleimer. NOT PICTURED: Lori McNeelan. SPANISH CLUB: ROW 1: Debbie Youtz, Lois Hickey, Lynne Barrick, Wendy Willard, Diane Cain, Cheryl Carr, Terri Beck, Bertha Tocani, Debbie Baran, Becky Kynett, Cheryl Stone. Lucinda Slosser. ROW 2: Scott Wright, Sally Kendall, Carolyn Bocckling, Lonnis Hall, Theresa Slavens, Debbie Hrvatin, Alice Zatko, Terry Yuhaniak, Nancy Hodge, Wendy Beilhart, Cindy Smith,Julie Camph, Linda Benson, Jacque Ellis, Mary Ospeck, Linda Scanga, Marilyn Schmid, Kim Saunders, Peggy Koenrcich, Theresa Schmid, Vera Totani, Cathy Steves, ROW 3: Kim Weikart, Victor Leija, Allison Dickey, Scotc Citino, Bruce Johnson, Tina Saltsman, Mark McCulloch, Sandy Smith, Bob Wsttcrson, Frank Berger, Kelley Burgess, Joan DeShieids, Denise Menning, Elaine Eskay, Gail Rutkousky, Nancy Borkowski, Shawn Votaw, Nancyr Paparodis, Denise Roberts, Alex Schaefer, Molly Merrill, Becky Berger, Barb Mentis, Barb McGowan, Carol Milligan. Spanish Club Boasts Largest Membership 133 SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Scott Citino, President; Bob Watcerson, Vice-President; Molly Merrill, Secretary; Debbie Baran, Treasurer. GERMAN CLUB: ROW 1: Jill Diamond, Cheryl Crawford, Annette Jermolcnko, Melissa Bork, Terri Kersmarki, Mike Allison ROW 2: Elaine Dunlap, Karen Fehr, Liz Vance, Gary Walker. ROW 3: Judy McKinley, Carl Breazeale, ROW 4: Bill Baker, Debbie Madison, Mark Gleckler, Vicki Saltsman, Dwight Kibler. Experiencing a Different Way of Living German Club is always trying to show' its members different facets of the cultures of German-speaking countries. The club has been entertained by several guest speakers whose slides carried the members to different pans of Germany. Library Club worked diligently all year in the school library. It’s main activities involved the upkeep of books and helping the school librarians. GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS: Gary Walker, vice-president; Terri Kersmarki, president, Annette Jermolenko, treasurer; Melissa Bork, secretary. Literary Club is a new club around S.H.S, Mrs. Baker started the club for students who wanted to further their literary knowledge. 134 LITERARY CLUB: Chris Schafer, Betsey Silver, Scott Shaffer, Debbie Sox, Doris Fiebiger. NOT PICTURED: Annette Jermolenko. LIBRARY CLUB: Irene Murphy, Tracey Hummell, Barb Cowie, Michele Clark, Richard Greene, Lori Jackson, Lori Roth, Jackie Helman. ROW 2: Cindy Dudley, Brenda Julierat, Lisa Humphries, Nancy Kataro, Sandy Smith, Valerie Piriak, Jackie Hively, Karen Griggs, Michele Mitchell, Cindy Koons, Cindy McDonald, Randy Cody. ROW 3: Karen Wood, Carol Milligan, Scott Shafer, Chris Whinnery, Robin Coy, Julia Mctzgar, Lora Nutter, Rita Graybeal, Lisa Lossick, Vicki Saltsman, Laurie Evans, Liz Spack, Cindy Creer, Cam Armeni, Barb Silvers. 135 A.F.S. OFFICERS: Anna Prychodczenkom, Diane Grcenamyer, D. Vogel, Jennifer Kornbau, Gail Rutkousky. A.F.S. — Making Our Home Their Home A.F.S. was busy raising money to aid in the transportation costs of another foreign exchange student by having pop bottle drives and managing the concession stand. The annual student-faculty basketball game was a major event. Our foreign exchange students came from many parts of the world. Each student had to re-adjust to a different style of living, but all had a great time and will forever remember their experiences. While the A.F.S. students lived with one family during their entire stay, the Rotary students moved around, staying with four families in all, They stayed in the country either three months or one year. A.F.S.: ROW 1: D. Vogel, Diane Grcenamyer, Gail Rutkousky, ROW 2: Elaine Eskay, Dawn Zangara, Tina Snyder, Kathy Piersol. ROW 3: Anna Prychodczenko, Muzhgan Rahimtabar, Mike Allison, Irene Murphy. ROW 4: Jennifer Kornbau, Lisa Scott, Cheryl Gleclder, Lucinda Slosser. 136 VISITING: Susan Barker New Zealand; Lois Baum, Canada, Exchange Students — Exploring a Different World SALEM SENIOR GOING: Elaine Eskay, summer AFS program; Mike Allison, summer AFS program; Sue Todd, Rotary school year program. 137 VISITING: Mozhgan Rahimtabar, Iran. ART GUILD: Debby Earl, Sue LaVallee, Patty Quinn, Cathy Lottman, Cheri Stone, Mary McCorkhill, Laura Ross Julie Purrington, Wendy Beilhart, Terry Yuhaniak. F.H.A. OFFICERS: Cheryl Lehman, secretary; Peggy McGuire, parliamentarian; Cindy Smith, treasurer; Cheryl Gleckler, historian; Lori Albright, pres.; Paula Brinker, vice pres. The Satisfaction of Expressing One's Self F.H.A.: ROW 1: Kathy Smith Jennifer Kornbau, Cindy Smith, Lisa Scott Jackie Hively. ROW 2: Cheryl Gleckler, Cheryl Lahman, Marsha Rif fee, Paula Brinker. ROW 3: Robin Lehman, Vicki Wickersham, Brenda Smith, Penny Smith, Cheryl Roth, Lori Albright, Lisa Rea, Marsha Arfman, Michelle Rif fee, Nancy Bartels, Cindy Anderson, Cindy Loutzenhizer, Peggy McGuire, ROW 4: Joanne Petrifiase, Paulene Smith, Diane Greenamyer, Tenley Crawford, Nancy McGee, Shirley McCoy, Terri Walsh, Debbie James, Kay Ann Filler, Beth Grate. 138 Responsible Students Assist Others The morning announcers could be heard over the P.A, system every morning waking students up with all their cheery announcements. To become a morning announcer, the students had to try out. The ones chosen had to have clear, distinctive speaking voices. The A.V. Crew had a big responsibility this year. With more audio visual equipment being used in the class rooms, they were always busy taking equipment in and out of classes. They also helped run the machines and were responsible for their maintenances. Art Guild spent much time preparing works for the Scholastic art competition at the Southern Park Mall. They participated in the Y W,C.A.’s art show and took several field trips to museums. Future Homemakers of America went roller skating, enjoyed Christmas and Halloween parties and had a picnic and swimming party at the end of the year. They also attended a convention in Columbus. AUDIO-VISUAL STAFF: ROW 1: Phil Dufresne, Gary Wukotith, Dave Yakubek. ROW 2: Mark Hardy, Randy Yakubek, Capt.; Mike Wukotith, Capt.; Tom Zocolo, Scott Wright, 139 MORNING ANNOUNCERS: Fred Walsh, John McCleery, Cindy Loudon, Vickie Saltsman, Elaine Eskay, Phyllis Mercer. Classes Learn to Work Together BI-WEEKLY PHOTOGRAPHER: Gail Rutkousky. BI-WEEKLY EDITORS: Lori McNeelan, Evie Meine, Lori Lantz, Vic Watterson, Jayne Bozich, D, Vogel, Abi Chappell, Gail Rutkousky, Julie Lange, Sue Henderson, Chuck Roberts, Zane RoeJen, Tom Wagner, Gary Leininger, Dave Wooding, Jeff Walker, John Pridon, Denise Roberts, Rod Adolphson, Mark McCulloch, Gary Sell, Randy Cody, Rob Moore, Annette Fox, Don Farmer, Fred Walsh. 140 VO-ED CLUB: ROW 1: Tim Anderson, Kevin Gray, Joe Redfem, Pat Allison, Mark Young, Gary Eagleton, Ken Foust, Rick Schwartz. ROW 2: Bob Smith, Zane Roelen, Mike Armeni, Dan Warner, Pat McLaughlin, Vic Watterson, Tim Wilson, Don Miller, Dave Van Fossan, Dan Millard, Steve Davis. ECOLOGY CLUB: Steve Bancik, Evie Meine, Vickie Ciotti, Irene Murphy, Cindy Forkel, Bev Yeager, Dianne Colbert. F.S.A. OFFICERS: Betsy Silver, Michelle Perrott, Scott Shafer, Frank Berger. Hidden Wonders In Nature Ecology Club is an organization of students who are involved in improving the condition of our environment. The club has worked hard all year and deserves much credit.The Future Scientists of America again sponsored the annual science fair held in the Junior High this year. The group took a tirp to the Mount Union Observatory and was fascinated by the huge telescopes. For fun, they planned a bowling party at Christmas time. The Bi Weekly Staff works diligently all year to publish The Quaker 5 the school newspaper. Different editors are assigned to each issue. Each editor is responsible for a page of the Bi-Weekly. The Vo-Ed Club is a group of boys who have similar interests because they are all enrolled in the Vocational courses at the school. F.S.A.: Betty Silver, Debbie Sox, Susie Silver, Michelle Perrott, Annettejermolenko, Debbie Madison, Dkoris Fiebiger, Scott Shafer, Frank Berger, Leslie Fiebiger, Cindy Ehrhart. Secretaries of T omorro w The Steno and Clerical Clubs are comprised of giris who arc interested in office and business careers. They conducted various fund raising projects in order to go to training sessions at Vocational schools and the convention at Salt Fork Lodge. They enjoyed interesting speakers and held an open house for people interested in the Vocational field. Each of the four clubs had banquets to highlight their year. Altogether, there were about 65 girls in this field. The girls worked hard all day long typing and filing but they also had many good times as they learned to laugh with each other and become very good friends. CLERICAL I OFFICERS: ROW 1: Vicki Welling, treasurer. ROW 2: Mildred Williams, vice pres.; Sherry Robb, president; Shawn Kennedy, secretary. ROW 3: Donna Ozimek. historian; Terri McClellan, parliamentarian. STENO I OFFICERS: Beth Smith, treasurer, Cindy Bricker, vice pres.; Kathy Tullis, president; Kathy Fast, secretary: Gloria DeRoads, parliamentarian; Debbie Hrvatic, historian. STENO I: ROW 1: Beth Smith, Cheryl Hubbs, Cindy Bricke?, Nanene Davis, Renee Pregibon, Tenley Davis. ROW 2: Kathy Tullis, Kathy Fast, Cindy Kovach, Tammy Jackson, Glroia De Roads, Debbie Herron, Terri Hamilton, Eva Dickson, Robin Coy. ROW 3: Debbie Hrvatic, Debbie Crookston, June Whitaker, Cindy Anderson. ROW 4: Becky Walter, Cheri Meals, Kelli George, Diane Colbert. CLERICAL I: SEATED, ROW 1: Sue Spicker, Debbie Endicotc, Gtven Millard. ROW 2; Sarah Campbell, Mildred Williams, Terri Marriner, STANDING: Donna Ozimek, Vickie Welling, Shawm Kennedy, Sue Hollingsworth, Terri Domencetti, Sherry Robb, Paula Sanlo, Brenda Fluharty, Terri McClellan, Cindy Forkel, Kathy Mason, Bonnie Banar. ABSENT: Melody Crider, Pam Herman, Penny Reno. 142 STENO II: ROW 1: Kim Ware, Rose Ann Weikart, Patty Ward, Cheryl Ewing, Kathy Hughes, Rhonda Shaver, Sherry Miller, Renee Borton. ROW 2: Wendy Love, Holly Steffel, Paula Brinkcr, Nancy McCoy, Debbie Baker, Dena Maenz. ROW 3: Kathy Perry, Casey Groomley, Nancy Bartels, Lori Albright, Sue Neumann, Barb Cowie, Renee Cameron, Robin England. CLERICAL II: ROW 1: Ria Dufresne, Darla Lesick, Lynette Rickman, Patsy Maheffey, Karen Adolphson, Sue Bartholomew, Liz Guappone, Ruth Youtz, Tina Fluharty. ROW 2: Debbie Ripple, Liz Faulkner, Paula Syppko, Cindy Ondreiko, Joan Allison, Patty Brooks, Janet Taylor, Sandy Jackson, Kathy Beer. STENO II OFFICERS: KNEELING: Patty Ward, historian. ROW 1: Kim Ware, pres,; Sherry Miller, secretary; Rose Ann Weikart, parliamentarian. ROW 2: Holly Steffel, treasurer; Rhonda Shaver, vice president. Girls Preparing for Future Careers CLERICAL II OFFICERS: Brenda Fluharty, historian; Ria Dufresne, pres.; Debbie Ripple, parliamentarian; Sue Bartholomew, treasurer; Liz Faulkner, secretary; Denise Rickman, vice president. 143 SALEM SENIOR HIGH OFFICE AIDES: ROW I: Cindy Dominic, Mary Ospcck, Nancy McGee, Wendy Storey, Tammy Ritchie, Carol Shafer. ROW 2: Cindy Anderson, Phyllis Schehl, Debbie Henderson, Terry Yuhaniak, ROW J: Tom Wagner, John Pridon, Gary Leininger, John Scullion, Joey Monteleone, COUNSELORS AIDES: SEATED: Phyllis Mercer, Bill Moweiy, Jeff Darner. STANDING: Laura Ross, Frank Berger, Marjie Ward, Gail Rutkousky. Aides Help Make the Day Easier for Those in Charge HISTORY AND ENGLISH AIDES: ROW 1: Nancy Hodge, Gayle Balsley. ROW 2: Mike Allison, Alex Schaefer, Terri Beck, Brian Smith. BIOLOGY AIDES: Abi Chappell, Gary Walker, Scott Citino, Mark Batcha, Rob Moore. By Running Errands and Assisting Fellow Students MATH AIDES: Tracey Hummel, John McClecry, Diane Greenamyer, Rick Miller, Ed Donnelly. U5 MR. PHILLIPS’ AIDES: Anne Henderson, Marsha Rif fee, Phyllis Mercer, Cindy Loudon, Cindy Anderson, Gayle Balsley, Laurie Sell, Julie Lange. GIRLS’ LEADERS’ CLUB; ROW 1: Tembra Wood, Betsey Silver, Debbie Youtz, Julie Loudon, Becky Omweg, Elaine Grisser. ROW 2: Susie Silver, Lisa Rea, Cheryl Roth, Cheri Stone, Cheryl Rlubaugh, Sandy Blackburn, Saundra Dunbar, Patty Borkowski, Denise Kekel. ROW 3: Barb McGowan, D. Gallice, Advisor; Becky Berger, Jill Diamond. BOYS’ GYM AIDES: KNEELING: Mark McCulloch, Tim Crouse. ROW I: Paul Shivers, Gary Votaw, Mike Rif fee, Mike Armeni, Brad Smith, Doug Holroyd, Bob Watterson. SEATED: Chris Hess, Dave Hook. Physical Fitness is the Key Girls Leaders’ Club is a new club started this year by Mrs. Gallite, The girls were taught the fundamentals of gymnastics. They taught what they learned to all the gym classes. The girls presented a tumbling exhibition on parents night and again in spring. Boys’ Gym Aides were boys who gave up their study hall time co assist Mr. Strouss in the gym. Students who earned enough points to become Thespians were initiated into The National Thespian Sociery.” These were students who spent extra time working with plays. Drama Club is a very active club comprised of students who are interested in dramatics. Among their activities are seeing various plays in the area and helping writh the school productions. 146 THESPIANS: ROW 1: Evie Mdne, Laurie Sell, Tracey Hummel, Mary Lynn, Kelley Burgess, DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS: Margie Ward, Karen Fehr. IN FRONT: Debbie Huffman. ROW 2: Cindy Loudon, Margie Ward, Sally janie Purringcon, Cindy Loudon, Mike Kendall, Don Lynn, Steve Windon. ROW 3: Gayle Balsley, Brian Smith, John McCIeery, Vickie Allison. NOT PICTURED: Jeff Darner. Saltsman, Rob Moore, Madeleine Patton, Krista Frantzen, Mike Allison, Diane Greenamyer. DRAMA CLUB: ROW 1: Mike Allison, Alan Kaufman, Barb McGowan, Laurie Sell, Debbie Hrvatin, Beth Deames. ROW 2: Barb Mentis, Mary Lynn, Kelley Burgess, Diane Greenamyer, Cheryl Lehman, Madeleine Patton, Julie Purrington. ROW 3: Debbie Conser, Steve Windon, Greg Smith, Tracey Hummel, Don Lynn, Mark Zimmerman, Rick Hincr, Cindy Loudon, John McCIeery. ROW 4: Vicki Salesman, Jane Purrington, Krista Franzen, Debbie Huffman, Gayle Balsley, Jodi Masters, Nancy McCoy, Karen Fehr, Margie Ward, Nancy McGee, Rob Moore. 147 Dramatists Delight Audiences CAST OF ARSENIC AND OLD LACE”: Greg Smith, Kevin Fehr, Alex Schaeffer, Tod Raymond, Jeff Darner, Gayle Balsley, Michael Allison, Margie Ward, Cindy Loudon, Rob Moore, Jon McCleery, Steve Windon, Scott Kaufman, Tom Wirkner, Colleen Miller, Phyllis Mercer, Anna Prychodczenko, Tina Snyder, Jennifer Jeffries, Barb McGowan, Debbie Huffman, Ray Mctzgar, Julie Loudon, Janet Mueller, Terri Rumsey, Sandra Dunbar, Nancy McGee, CREWS OF ARSENIC AND OLD LACE”: Tracy Hummel, Kevin Ward, Laurie Sell, Becky Little, Lori Albright, Linda Lewis, Jon McCleery, Marsha Arfman, Kelly Burgess, Karen Grigs, Nancy Yuhaniak, Anna Prychodczenko, Tom Zocolo, Mary Lynn, Barb Wendell, Diane Greenamyer, Chris Byers, Vicki Saltsman, Krista Frantzen, Scott Wright, Karen Fehr, Debbie Huffman, Madeleine Patton, Jennifer Jeffries, Phyllis Mercer, Terry Yuhaniak, Randy Yakubek, Janice Woodworth, Phil Dufresne, Mark Hardy. 148 Hard Work Proved Rewarding Arsenic and Old Lace” was the first dramatic production of the year at S.H.S. This three-act comedy traces the well executed antics of two elderly spinster ladies as they poison elderly gentlemen with their spiced-up elderberry wine. This light comedy was modified to include the Christmas season and featured many seasoned actors as well as various newcomers. This was the first play directed by Mr. Robert Viencek. The audiences were thoroughly amused. The children’s play presented this year was the long loved story The Adventures of Brer Rabbit.” This lovable story portrayed the lives of all the animals in the ever-popular briar patch. The elementary students of Salem’s public schools were delighted by the exaggerated foolery of Brer Rabbit, Brer Wolf, Brer Fox, and all the other critters” in the briar patch. This children’s production and past productions were sponsored by the P.T.A. in Salem. BRER RABBIT FLAY CREW: ROW 1: Julie Purrington, Tod Raymond, Mark Zimmerman, Irene Murphey, Diane Greenamyer. Scott Wright. ROW 2: Karen Fehr, Kevin Fchr, Jane Purrington, Jcri Sommers, Lori Albright, Nancy McCoy, Krista Frantzen, Mike Allison. ROW 3: Debbie Huffman, Cindy Loudon, Joan DeShields, Becky Little, Sue Silvers, Fred Miller, Terry Krepps, Randy Yakubek, Tom Zocolo, Jennifer Jeffries. BRER RABBIT CAST”: Sue Williams, Debbie Conser, Margie Ward, Colleen Miller, Madeline Patton, Chris Schaefer, Jennifer Jeffries, Don Lynn, Debbie Huffman, Nancy Yuhaniak, Jef f Darner, Kelley Burgess, Tracey Hummel. 149 H.M.S. Pinafore Stage Manager — Diane Greenamyer; Lighting — Carl Bevington; Producer — Robert Viencek; Costumes — Vicki Hornung; Musical Direction —John Cole; Assistant Musical Directors — Anna Prychodczenko and Mark Zimmerman. This year’s musical H.M.S. Pinafore” was a smashing success at S.H.S. It was the first true operetta the Drama Department had produced. Mr. Cole directed che acting and music, assisted by Mr. Viencek with scenery and Miss Hornung with costumes. A cast and crew of almost 80 helped with the classic show. With long hours of hard work and the combined efforts of many students and teachers, all phases of the production came off very well. PLAY CREW: ROW 1: Susan Krebs, Kathie Julian, Jody Mohr, Debbie Huffman, Janice Masters, Margie Ward, Cindy Loudon. ROW 2: Kelley Burgess, Cindy Loutzenhiser, Sue Barker, Johanna Riddle, Tracey Hummel, Becky Little, Mark Zimmerman. ROW 3: Don Lynn, Diane Kaufman, Mike Allison, Rob Moore, Randy Yakubek, Phil Dufresne, Scott Wright, Tom Zocolo. 150 SISTERS, COUSINS, AUNTS, AND ABLE SEAMEN; ROW 1: Erin Waugh, Janet Mueller, Gayle Balsley, Linda Lewis, Brenda JuiHerat. ROW 2: Anna Prychodczenko, Julie Loudon. ROW 3: Mike Burrier, Mike Allison, Steve Windon, Karen Fehr, Cindy Dudley, Margie Ward, Jody Mohr, Debbie Huffman, Jo Miller, Cindy Loudon, Cindy Starkey ON STAIRS; Bill Jones, Mike McClure, Tracey Hummel, Mark Zimmerman, Gary' Walker, Rick Hiner. MAIN CAST; Scott Weikarc, Lori Sell, Natalie Gilbert, Jon McCleery, Rob Moore. ON STAIRS; Rick Way, Tracy Hummel, Greg Smith, Chris Schuller. BAND: ROW 1: Vicki Beiling, Ji!l Diamond, Jayne Bozich, Barb Shinn, Mike Milhoan, Melody Park, Kathy Marino, Marlene Fitch, Dorothy Paparodis. ROW 2: Holly Hubbs, Bobbi Stanley, Missy Moffett, Kelly Peppel, Debbie Huffman, Joan Procter, Kay Gibson, Carol Shafer, Kathy Tullis, Roberta Lepping, Carol McClaren, Debbie Miller, Cheryl Starkey, Janet Mueller, Arlene Mcrkin. ROW 3: Cindy Starkey, Denise Kekel, Debbie Sox, Cathy Untch, Jackie Howery, Julie Loudon, Phyllis Notario, Amy Cook, Audrey Cleveland, Brenda Bailey, Carl Breazeale, Vicki Saltsman, Jane Purrington, Andy Schuller, Diane Jackson, Julie Purrington. ROW 4: Gary Walker, Michele Perrott, Sue Silver, Tina Saltsman, Lisa Lossick, Theresa Slavens, Becky Kynett, Annette DiAntonio, Chris Schuller, Sue Lau, Karen Paxson, Annette Fox, Bill Bentley, John McQuilkin, Kevin Ward, Sue Englert. ROW 5: Tim Cosma, Pam McClaren, Lynn Barrick, Evic Mcinc, Nancy Hodge, Terri Rumsey, Lisa Ross, Natalie Gilbert, Bob McClaren, Larry Smith, Rick Hiner, Doug Gordon, Rick Mueller, Geoff Gordon, Nancy Paparodis, Amy Linam. ROW 6: Jane Pond, Dawn Olson, Phil Henderson, Louise Moore, Allison Dickey, Betty Migliarini, Karen Stiffler, Mark Zimmerman, Jon Whinnery, John Ursu, Phil Campanelli, Jack Peppel, Dave Strojek, Dave Bennett, Kenny Barnes, Yvonne Patterson, George Equizi. ROW 7: Dave Smith, Steve Barrett, Robb Ingland, Sally Kendall, Janet Stoffer, Barb Lund, Sharon Sell, Sue Riley, Gayle Balsley, Sue Todd, Karen Sell, Barb Procter, June Whitacre, Scott Snyder, Dave Snyder, Tim Costa, Tom Coe. 152 Always Striving for Perfection_______________ Although band members complain of the many long and tiring practices during football season, they also have a sense of satisfaction after presenting a good halftime show. But all too quickly for some (and much too late for others) concert season rolls around and the marching band turns into a more music-minded group. The band represented Salem well by receiving an excellent rating at District Contest. There were also many students who went to the District Solo and Ensemble Contest. The band is an excellent group of students who can be very proud of their performances. BAND OFFICERS; Yvonee Patterson, Sally Kendall, Nancy Paparodis, librarians; Dorthy Paparodis, secretary; Jane Pond, treasurer; Mike Milhoan, president; Dave Smith, vice-president. Talented Students Provide Entertainment The Pep Band again proved to be the backbone of the cheering section at bonfires and pep assemblies. They were also present at football and basketball games helping to cheer the team on to victory. The Salem High School Majorettes again received first place at Smith Walbridge Camp this summer. They practiced many long hours to learn the routines. The Color Guard also attended a camp for the first time and PEP BAND: ROW 1: Steve Barrett, Bill Bentley, Andy Schuller, Jon Whinncry. ROW 2: Mike brought back many new ideas. Milhoan, Rob Ingland, George Equizi, Dave Smith. DRUM MAJOR: Mike Milhoan. STAGE BAND: ROW I: Steve Barrett, Kenny Barnes, Jane Purrington, Annette Fox, Andy Schuller, Jon Whinnery, ROW 2: Marlene Fitch, Roberta Lepping, Tina Saltsman, Barb Shinn, Geoff Gordon, Steve Windon. ROW 3: Phil Campanelli, Vicki Saltsman, Natalie Gilbert, Mark Zimmerman, Tim Cosma, Mike Milhoan. 154 Performing With Precision COLOR GUARDS: STANDING: Karen Sell, Sue Riley, alternate; Gayle Balsley, Sharon Sell, Barb Lund, June Whitaker. KNEELING: Sue Todd. NOT SHOWN: Janet Stoffer. 155 MAJORETTES: Vickie Beiling, Jill Diamond, Jayne Bozich, Barb Shinn, Melody Parks, Kathy Tullis, Marlene Fitch, Dorothy Paparodis. ROBED CHOIR: ROW 1: Mike Prychodczenko, Dave Jones, Jon McCleery, Greg Smith, Jim Seevers, Barb Proctor, Cindy Dominic, Lori Sell, Krista Frantzen, Gayle Balsley. ROW 2: Matt Deames, Mike McClure, Don Rickman, Rick Hiner, Dave Fowler, Lois Baum, Patty Lepping, Lucinda Slosser, Anna Prychodczenko, Kathy Rohr ROW 3: Ron Milliron, Tracey Hummel, Tom Coe, Kenny Rockhold, Jim Durst, Mike Burrier, Debbie Huffman, Janet Mueller, Natalie Gilbert, Lori Evans, Jane Purrington. The Sound of Music______________ The Robed Choir is a mixture of Juniors and Seniors blending their voices into one harmonious tune. Girls Glee Club consists of Freshmen and Sophomore girls. The Christmas concert centered around several solos and The Messiah.” The choir attended contest for the first time as a group and received excellent ratings. The year was comprised of selling candy, having the spring concert, solo contests and hosting the alb county festival. The Robed Choir adds a bright spot to the singers day and brings many hours of pleasure to their listeners. 156 ROBED CHOIR OFFICERS: Tom Coe, Laurie Sell, Gayle Balsley, Tracey Hummel Singing for Pleasure GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB: ROW 1: Cindy Dudley, Judy Windon, Marrianne Scott, Sue Riley. Jody Mohr, Beth Deames, Cara Gardner. ROW 2: Bonnie Baker, Linda Bush, Marilyn Schmidt, Annette Jermolenko, Pam Jermoicnko, Barb Rowedda. ROW 3: Allison Dickey, Betty Migliarini, Barb Hahn, Brenda Juillerat. GLEE CLUB OFFICERS: Beth Deames, president; Betty Migliarini, vice president; Allison Dickey, sec.-treas. GLEE CLUB ACCOMPANIASTS: Betty Migliarini, Allison Dikcy, Annette Jermolenko, ROBED CHOIR ACCOMPANIASTS: Anna Prychodczenko, Mark Zimmerman. )57 A Walk Through Christmas Village The White Christmas Committee was made lip of several junior and senior girls. The girls began working early in the summer to raise money for the dance. Besides having bake sales and car washes, each girl had to donate $15. of her own. The group worked constantly painting murals and organizing the dance. Couples danced their way around the Christmas Village to the music of The Lawrence Brothers” band. The juniors chose a different type of theme this year for their Prom. The theme 2001 Space Odyssey” proved to be a good one. Everyone who went agrees that the evening was a special one and will long be remembered. The After-Prom was held at the Wcdgewood Bowling Lanes in Austintown. WHITE CHRISTMAS OFFICERS: Anne Henderson, Sally Boone, Mary Ospeck, Tri-chairmen; Gail Rutkousky, secretary; Bertha Totani, treasurer. Couples enjoyed dancing to the music of The Lawrence Brothers.” Some couples made use of the strategically located mistletoe! 158 PROM COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN: Debbie Amrhein, Krista Franzen, Peggy Koenreich, Martha Flood, Lucinda Slosser. A Dream World — 2001 Space Odyssey 159 PEPETTES: ROW 1: Cindy Dominick, Terry Yuhaniak, Karen Paxon, Terri Beck, Kay Gibson, Kay Schehl, Cindy Nunzir, Chris Howell, Mary Ospeck, ROW 2: Rhonda Shaver, Elaine Eskay, Shawn Votaw, Sally Boone, Annette Fox, Patty Lepping, Gail Rutkousky, Mary McCorkhill, Michele Hiltbrandt, Marlene Firch, Instigators of School Spirit The Pepettes were chosen by the members of last year’s Pep Club. The club is comprised of senior girls who spell out the words Salem Quakers.” Pep Club worked hard all year making many signs for all our teams. They also arranged bus trips to most away games. They could always be seen at the games cheering the team on to victory. Pep Club led the entire student body to project spirit and to show good sportsmanship. PEP'ETTE CO-CAPTAINS: Terri Beck and Sally Boone. 60 PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Mary Ospeck, vice president; Shawn Votaw, treasurer; Cindy Dominic, president; Michele Hiltbrandt, secretary . Loyal Students Support Our Teams T61 Students Prepare for a Successful Future The 74-75 school year marks the third year that students from our school have been able to attend Alliance Vocational School. A wide variety of subjects are offered for students to choose from to prepare for a rewarding career in the future. While most courses are 2 year programs there are also 1 year programs offered to seniors. Each student must complete a certain number of hours required by their particular course. Students spend the regular school day at Alliance with the day being divided into lab, related, English and history class. In their senior year they have the opportunity to work the second half of the day. ROW 1: Randy Ripley, Bob Osborn, Dave Cibula, Mike Miller, Steve Faber, Frank Koran, Walt Drodeff, Charles Fink. ROW 2: Dan Wolfe, Rick Nordquest, Shane Earl, Debbie Criswell, Roger Ziegler, Annette Juliano, Mary Kay Linton, Sue Hodge, Denise Bowskill, Wanda Falkner, Rich Vogt. ROW 3: Bob Quinn, Lee Lewis, Bob Hollinger, Don Campbell, Jeff Nedzelski, Valerie Webber, Della Morris, Wendy Dillion, Don Walzer, Vicki Zerbs, Penny Shoemaker, Mark Hisson. 162 163 165 ACHIEVEMENTS During the early Olympic games of ancient Greece athletes competed for the coveted olive branch. Centuries later modern man continues to aspire for excellence. Recognition comes with the Nobel Prize, the Pulitzer Prize or any number of awards which honors the exceptional human being. At Salem High School many students have demonstrated outstanding ability and dedication in .their quest for developing their talents and potential. Obtaining a goal is never an easy task. The individual must have foresight to see the goal, self-discipline to achieve the goal, and humility to appreciate it. CLASS SPEAKER: Bob Watterson CLASS SPEAKER: Mary Pat Webb 166 TOP TEN: Bob Watterson, Scott Citino, Vickie Ciotti, Margie Ward, Anne Henderson, Elaine Eskay, Terri Yuhaniak, Wendy Beilhart, Nancy Hodge, Evie Melne GIRLS’ STATE: Vicki Beiling, Linda Stanga, Sue Henderson, Sally Kendall, Jane Jesko, Abi Chappell. 167 BOYS’ STATE: John Foster, Steve Bancik, Mike Rif fee, Mike Stapleton. SOPHOMORE BROOKS AWARD: Rick Fithian, Liz Vance, Karen Wilmarth, Doris Fiebiger, Doug Gordon, Debbie Hravtin, Pete Barrh, Lynne Barrick, Becky Kynett, Marcie Danklef. FRESHMAN BROOKS AWARD: Margaret Gibbs, Mark Sell, Annette Jermolenko, Arid Budde, Patty Francisco, Chris Schaefer, Saundra Dunbar. 168 JUNIOR BROOKS AWARD: Debbie Miller, Ruth Fritzman, Melissa Bork, Vicki Belling, Leisa Scott, Sue Henderson, Sally Kendall, Amy Cook, Cacy Capel. SENIOR BROOKS AWARD: Elaine Eskay, Terri Yuhaniak, Vickie Ciotti, Cali Capel, Alex Schaefer, Rob Moore, Sandy Smith, Evie Meine, Jim McDonald. URSU-BURSON AWARD: Scott Citino, Anne Henderson. MARIE BURNS MUSIC AWARD: Debbie Miller, Annette Jermolenko, Cindy Starkey, Bill Bentley, Rick Hiner, Natalie Gilbert, Jon McCleery, Mark Zimmerman. 170 NATIONAL ARIAN AWARD: Natalie Gilbert NATIONAL MERIT CERTIFICATES: Alex Schaefer, Rob Moore, MARYE FISHER: Russ BreauJt Evie Meine, Mike Allison. SCHOLASTIC ART AWARD: Don Krebs, Mark Sell, Julie Purrington, Mary McCorkhill, Becky Omweg, Erin Waugh, Kathy George, Tony Schiavone, Donna Sell, Vicki Beiling, Phyllis Sehehl, Val Piriak, Krista Franzen, Judi Lynn, Karen Golunka, Rick Mattix, Dave Bennett, Kirk Zellers, Joe Crawford, Chris Gorby, Linda Votaw. 171 MILLIGAN AWARD; Vicki Salesman HELEN CARLTON AWARD; Nancy Hodge Jeff Darner. BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: Rob Moore BEST THESPIAN AWARD: Mike Allison 172 CHEMISTRY AWARD: Melissa Bork LEHWALD SCHOLARSHIP: Barb Mentis BAUSCH-LOMB AWARD: Rob Moore 173 MARTHA McCREADY MATH AWARD: Rick Miller VOCATIONAL STATE AWARDS OF DISTINCTION: Les Bricker, Bob Smith, Mike Armeni, Rick Nordquest, Holly Steffel, Sherry Miller. 174 OFFICE EDUCATION AWARDS: Ria Dufresne, Gloria DeRoads, Holly Steffel, Kathy Tuliis, Kim Ware, Patty Brooks. V. ESTHER ODORAN SCHOLARSHIP: Mike McClure BETTY CROCKER AWARD: Evie Meine P TA. SCHOLARSHIPS: John Piersol, Phyllis Schehl. STATE AWARDS OF DISTINCTION: Rob Moore, Elaine Dunlap, Terri Yuhaniak, Terri Beck, Cali Capel, Yvonne Patterson, Jane Pond, Jeff Darner, Bob Watterson, Scott Citino, Greg Cannon, Alex Schaefer, Scott Guiler, Frank Mason, Mike Allison, 175 COMMUNITY This year’s yearbook stuff, like its predecessors, has attempted to create in the QUAKER, :i Ixxik representative of the many diverse facets and qualities apparent in Salem High School. Through its various sections it attempts to vividly display the wide range of emotions and activities which exist among Salem students and it is hoped that this year’s QUAKTR is successful in this. However, to achieve a good representation and one which is aesthetically pleasing, the staffs have added several features to the book this year which heighten not only its effectiveness, but also its cost h must also be noted that returns from student sales in no way finance the lxx k’s production, hut rather its chief funds are derived from advertising and patronage in the Ql IAKER. Most important, though, is the fact that Salem High School cannot be depicted successfully as an institution in itself, but rather as an integral parr of the Salem community, just as Salem as a community is not whole without its schixils. Both are social institutions which complement each other and are necessary for each other’s existence. In keeping with these twrc ideas, the business staff this year decided to increase the advertising section and add a ''Professional Page. improvements which will finance new features in the book as well as make it more representative of the community. In appreciation of the added support of the community, it is hoped that the students will patronize those from concerned businessmen who have advertised, thus making their ads Svork to attract new business. These advertisers are indexed on page 209 at the rear of this section. 2 BIB ®ii§ sfiSi l lilii I) BECKER GOLD CROSS AMBULANCE COMPANY G.A.C. Is FinanceAmerica 52A E. State 337-3463 THE MOORE M R SPECIALTY COMPANY 178 {BROWN Dodge ■ 909 W STATF SCHWARTZ'S OF SALEM 146 S. Broadway ARBAUGH-PIERCE FUNERAL HOME INC. 1617 E. State R BAUGH-PE ARCH « ««- FUNERAL HOME 179 J. C. PENNEY 503 E. State Salem, Ohio JOIN THE SALEM PEOPLE GLASS WHO AND HAVE MIRROR JOINED Window Glass, THE Mirrors, ARMY Auto Glass Installed U.S. Army Aluminum Storm Windows Recruiting and Storm Doors Sgt. Windy Weedle 303 S. Broadway 332-1886 210 E, State 337-3781 Salem, Ohio FLOWERS BY WIRE Theiss' Flowers DANIEL THEISS, Prop. Cut Flowers, Plants, Floral Designs Phone: 332-4900 835 N. Lincoln Ave., Salem, Ohio QUAKER CABLE 427 E. State St. Salem, Ohio DERIENZO'S ITALIAN FOODS Homemade Spaghetti, Ravioli, Lasagna Pizza Seafood, Steaks, Chops 387 S. Broadway Salem, Ohio 180 $ SUZUKI O Larry Vahalik Dick Fletcher SALEM CYCLE WORLD Sales and Service 520 E. Pershing St Salem, Ohio Phone: 332-4376 2350 East State Street Located in the Salem Plaza For Your Convenience Hallmark Cards Fine Candies Gifts MASON CONTRACTOR 918 Newgarden Ave. Salem, Ohio Phone: 332-5121 CITIZENS c D BUDGET D C COMPANY R. J. Mancuso Vice-President and Manager Carolyn Cooper Assistant Manager 145 South Lundy Street Salem, Ohio Phone (216) 332-0356 Sales CCM 332-0260 BICYCLES Service RALEIGH Bolles Cycle Center 350 E. State St. Salem, Ohio 44460 We Specialize in New and Used Bicycles 181 33 Locally Owned and Operated NATIONAL BANK OF SALEM, OHIO YOU CAN COUNT ONUS WELL STAND BESIDE i YOU LEASE DRUG COMPANY More Than 50 Years of Reliable Prescription Service Located at the Corner of East 2nd and Broadway Free Parking Free Delivery 182 0c(jttMoifo'j When You Think of Firsts, Both in Fashions and Furniture — Think of McCULLOCH'S 567 E. State St, HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY The Best Place for Savings and Home Loans HANSELL'S 49 Years of Fashion Firsts” in Salem’s First Fashion Store Lord of the Flies” SALEM WALGREEN DISCOUNT DRUGS 409 East 2nd WALKER'S SHOE STORE Featuring Famous Makes; Thom McAn Heel Buggers Converse SALEM MUSIC CENTRE Offers a Wide Selection of Music Books Stereos, Pianos, Organs and Musical Instruments FERRIER'S NEWS MADDOX TIRE AND SUPPLY CO. 116 W, State Salem, Ohio 185 THE YOUNG MERRILL COMPANY All Forms of Insurance Established in 1877 531 E. State Salem, Ohio Salem, Ohio II to the Class of '75 SALEM APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE J'Three Floors of Furniture Salem, Ohio i, Ohio M2 I ■1 Member m S H COMPANY S H CANDY Candy Wholesalers 435 Euclid ZEIGLER'S T.V. APPLIANCES SCOTT'S CANDIES Precision To RICHARD PAXSO President U1 Types of ing and Repairs 490 E. State St., Salem, Ohio Commercial Industrial Residential LUSTIG'S Quality Shoes for the Entire Family McGEE'S SINGER SEWING CENTER l66 S. Broad way 337-6282 GARY'S AUTO BODY Expert Auto Body Repair 421 Mill St. Phone 337-9365 Our New Facility to Serve You Salem, Ohio ROCCO'S TUX CLOTHING Salem, Ohio DANIEL E. SMITH JEWELER 340 E. State SALEM DISTRIBUTING 129 S. Broadway We specialize in 8-track stereo tapes car tape players, and related equipment. E J CLEANERS 224 W. State Salem, Ohio CARR'S GIFTS AND PICTURE FRAMING 199 S. Braodway Salem, Ohio 189 GLOGANS HARDWARE INC. The Friendly Ones 645 E. State Ph. 332-4688 ; HWI kMR FRIENMY TRAILER DIVISION Magnetics Division Topeco Division G. C. MURPHY The Store With More Corner of Lundy and State '■ i ED HERRON FOOD DISTRIBUTOR Distributor for Many of the Fine Frito Lay Products 190 THE PEOPLES LUMBER COMPANY Snyder Road PARIS CLEANERS 50 Years of Quality Dry Cleaning ALBERT ROSS — President 1158 E. State Benton Rd. CHRYSLER PEifjrurulJL IMPERIAL SMITH GARAGE INC. Come Visit Our Beautiful Showrooms at 1965 North Ellsworth TIMBERLANES STEAK HOUSE AND MOTOR INN 337-9453 191 THE OHIO BAR AND GRILL 616H State Salem, Ohio TROLL'S JEWELERS y 581 E, State Salem, Ohio SUPERIOR WALLPAPER AND PAINT CO., INC. 483 E. Pershing Salem, Ohio GENES SOHIO Con grat ula turns to the Class of 1975 THE ICE CREAM PARLOR Fountain Service Ice Cream and Sandwiches 496 E, State 462 E. Pershing Salem FITHIAN TYPEWRITER SALES AND SERVICE South Braodway BOOSTERS CLUB Salem, Ohio BRIAN STEELE WSOM INSURANCE AGENCY 514 E. State St. Salem, Ohio The Wonderful Sound of Music and Sports 6 on AM 105.1 FM Stereo STARK MEMORIAL SALEM AUTORAMA INC. 339 South Broadway SALEM. OHtO 44460 INC. AMC Pacer Gremlin Hornet • Matador RUSSELL LOUDON JAMES GRIFFIN Owners Salem, Ohio Leasing SAM CAMPBELL LARRY SHAFFER Ph. 332-1546 STCoffett’s PORTAGE SUPPLY COMPANY MEN'S WEAR 850 W. State Street 337-8783 360 E. State Street, Salem Russ and Gary Moffett Cleaning, Maintenance, and Restaurant Supplies E SALEM CONCRETE HOME FURNITURE 1 SUPPLY CO. There's No Place Like Home 385 W. Wilson Salem, Ohio Free Parking 109 S. Ellsworth 337-6513 Salem, Ohio Custom Designers of Heat Treating Furnaces, Special Atmosphere and Auxiliary Equipment THE ELECTRIC FURNACE COMPANY Main Plant and Office Salem, Ohio .14, lY INDUSTRIAL SHREDDElpf CUTTER COMPANY The World's Largest Manufacturer of Paper Shredders 707 S. Ellsworth Salem, Ohio Compliments of QUAKER CITY CASTINGS, INC Quality Castings for Industrial Use 310 Euclid Ave, Salem, Ohio Phone 332-1566 194 rKIAL TURING J ......... , But if in your thought Congratulations to the Class of 1975 E. W. BLISS DIVISION ESTERN CO ■Tipn 530 S. Ellsworth Ave. Salem, Ohio you must measure time into seasons let each season encircle all the other seasons. And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing.' Kahlil Gibran (The Prophet) Our Best to the Class of 1975 t rW Hr M . 14 DICKEY'S DAIRY GROCERY Congratulations Class of 1975 981 North Ellsworth Ave. Salem. Ohio 99 .or sale george I. snyder homes etc, inc real estate 332-1531 195 It may turthfully be said the sun never sets on Doming pumps.” In every land where human life exists, you will find that Doming pumps are in service. Over the years, a world-wide nerwork of distributors has been developed to make Doming pumps available to everyone. Today, in addition to the thousands of Crane Detning distributors and dealers in the United States, Crane Doming pumps are sold in more than 60 countries. Employees at Crane Deming took forward to the next century, continuing to produce products for sustaining life and improving living conditions throughout the world. POWER PUMPS ENGINEERED FOR Industry • Agriculture • Marine • Commercial • Chemical Application • DEMING PUMPS 884 S. Broadway Salem, Ohio CRANE SALEM MUL-T ’COAL AUGER SALEM THE SALEM TOOL COMPANY SOUTH ELLSWORTH AVE. • SALEM, OHIO 44460 U.S.A. PHONE: (216) 337-3416 197 Designers and Manufactures of Coal Mining Machinery for 74 Years PITTSBURGH FOUNDRY AND MACHINE Salem, Ohio Phone 332-4128 Quality Gray Iron Castings Since 1901 Chevrolet PARKER CHEVROLET 292 West State Salem, Ohio THE BUDGET PRESS Offset and Letter Press Printing Wedding Announcements 211 S. Ellsworth S. Ellswoi Jf GORDON SCOTT SPORTING GOODS Trophies and Engraving FIRESTONE ELECTRIC CO 1100 S Ellsworth Ave. Salem, Ohio 198 PENN SHOE REPAIR 138 Penn Ave. Phone 332-0981 Salem, Ohio Daily 9 A.M. to $ P.M. Closed Saturdays SALEM LABEL CC. INC. Congratulations to the Class of '75 QUAKER MANUFACTURING CORP. Salem, Ohio For Full News Coverage of Salem High Sports and Its Activities Read ♦ . THE SALEM NEWS For 86 Years a Dependable Salem Institution 161 N Lincoln Phone—332-4601 MARIO'S PIZZA KITCHEN Salem's Originator of Delicious Pizza 20 Varieties Corner of E. Third and Lincoln Phone 337-9666 199 CASUAL FASHIONS Salem, Ohio SALONA SUPPLY COMPANY Since 1913 SALEM IGA FOODLINER North Ellsworth Avenue 202 For a Complete Line of the Most Modern Bicycling Equipment KENNY'S CYCLERY SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS WE'VE GOT YOUR COLOR East State St. Salem, Ohio SAXON CLUB AND SAXON LANES 118 Railroad Street Salem, Ohio GARY'S IDEAL FOODS Southeast Plaza 203 LOWRY SUPPLY COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of '75 2233 E, Pershing Salem, Ohio MILHOAN ELECTRONICS 1128 W, State St. Salem, Ohio 204 ZOCOLO HIGHLANDER CENTER Salem's Most Modern Self-Service laundry and Dry Cleaner CHAPPELL ZIMMERMAN BUILDING SUPPLIES Salem, Ohio OntSTFEDCRM SAVINGS LOAN Canton • Alliance North Canton Louisville • Salem • Hartville 2233 E. Pershing Salem, Ohio RICKERT CORP. REALTORS Homes for Living 585 E. State St. Salem, Ohio 332-1541 549-3588 205 Dick and Pat Saltsman, Owners Flowers for Every Occasion Fresh From Our Greenhouse Phone: 337-3481 1152 South Lincoln Ave. Salem, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '75 DEE'S FAMILY RESTAURANT 1892 E. State St. Salem, Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 GRANTS Salem East Plaza LIPPIATTS FLOOR COVERING PAINTS “ TlPPIAT FLOOR covering Carpet Linoleum Paint Wallpaper Ceramic Tile Counter Tops Draperies Builders of Custom Van Interiors Phone: 337-8227 1359 West State St. Salem, Ohio LADY OF BEAUTY SALON Your Hair Deserves Professional Care Phone 332-4222 994 N. Ellsworth Ave. Salem, Ohio McMillan OFFICE SUPPLY A Complete Line for Home and Office 248 E. State St. Salem, Ohio Although a recent addition to the Salem Community, Josie’s Pizza Shop is already well established in its central location at 147A South Lundy Avenue as an excellent source of fine pizza either by pickup or by delivery by calling 332- 5448. JOSIE'S PIZZA SHOP Restaurant and Take-out 332-5448 Open 7 Days 4 P.M.-l A.M 147A 5. Lundy Salem, Ohio OBecIz . JLittL cSIzofl 140 South Lincoln Ave, SALEM, OHIO 44460 PHONE 337-7050 Sharon Tamati - ginny Ginther - avie beck BRIDAL CONSULTANTS DIAMOND AUTO WRECKING Route 62 North of Salem QUAKER BILLIARDS AND SALEM TOBACCO SHOP 230 E. State St. Salem, Ohio BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '75 Quaker Business and Yearbook Staffs 4 OLDSMOBIIE ZIMMERMAN GOOD LUCK, CLASS OF '75 Oldsmobile and Renault 170 North Lundy Salem, Ohio OHIO PUMP CO. Congratulation to the Class of 1975 Salem, Ohio 208 INDEX OF ADVERTISERS Advertiser Page Advertiser Page Arbaugh Pierce Funeral Home.........................................179 A vie Beck's Little Shop ...........................................208 Beall Battery and Electric......................................... 185 Becker Ambulance ................................................ 178 Bolles Cycle Center.................................................181 Boosters Club ............................................. ......192 Brian and Steele Insurance ......................................... 193 Bruce Herron Realty.............................................. 178 Budget Press .................................................... 198 Carr's Gifts ..................................................... 189 Casual Fashions................................................... 202 Chappell Zimmerman.............................................. 205 Citizen's Budget................................................ 181 Daniel E. Smith Jeweler............................................ 189 Dee's Family Restaurant.............................................206 Denting Division Crane Co...........................................196 DeRienzo's Italian Foods........................................... 180 Diamond Auto.................................................. .208 Dickey's Ideal Dairy Groc.........................................195 E J Cleaners........................................................189 E. W. Bliss Div. Gulf Western.....................................195 Ed Herron Food Distributors....................................... 190 Electric Furnace................................................ 194 Endres Gross Florists........................................... ■. • 185 Farmers National Bank......................................... 186 Perrier's News.................................................... 185 Finance America Corp......... Firestone Electric........... Firestone Stores............. First Federal Savings Loan .. First National Bank.... Flthian Typewriter........... G R Tool Co.............. Gary's Auto Body............. Gary's Ideal Foods........... Gene's Sohio ................ George Snyder Homes Etc. ... Glogan's Hardware............ Gordon Scott Sports ......... Grants....................... Hansell's.................... Home Furniture............... Home Savings and Loan ....... The Ice Cream Parlor......... Industrial Shredder and Cutter Josie's Pizza................ J. C Penney.................. Julian Electric.............. Kelley's Sohio............... Kenny's Cyclery.............. Lady of Beauty Salon......... Lease Drug................... Lincoln Machine Co........... Lippiatt's Paint............. Loudon Ford ................. Lowry Supply................. Lustig's Shoes .............. Lyle Printing ............... Maddox Tire........ Mario's Pizza................ Matt Drottieff, Contractor McArtor Florai .............. McCulloch's.................. McGee's Sewing Center........ .178 .198 .192 .205 .182 .190 .187 .200 .203 .192 .195 .190 .198 .206 ,184 .193 ,183 .192 .194 .208 .180 ,187 .179 .203 .207 ,182 .194 .207 .200 ,204 .188 .204 ,185 .199 ,181 .206 .183 .188 McMillan Office Supply____ Mithoan Electronics ...... Moffett's Men's Wear...... Moore M R Specialty Co. ... Murphy's.................. Ohio Bar Grill Ohio Pump Co.............. Paris Cleaners............ Parker Chevrolet.......... Penn Shoe Repair ......... People's Lumber .......... Pittsburgh Foundry ....... Portage Supply ........... Quaker Billiards.......... Quaker Cable T.V. ......... Quaker City Castings...... Quaker Manufacturing...... Rickert Realty............ Rocco's................... The S H Company ........ Salem Appliance Furniture Salem Autorama............ Salem Concrete and Supply., Salem Cycle World Salem Distributing........ Salem Glass and Mirror ..... Salem Label Co............ Salem Music Center........ Salem News................ Salem Tool Co............. Salem Walgreen Drugs...... Salona Supply Co.......... Sam Brown Dodge......... Saxon Club................ Schwartz's of Salem....... Scott's Candies........... Sherwin Williams Paints .... Smith Garage.............. Stambaugh's............... Stark Memorial............ State Theatre............. Sterling Salem............ Strouss'.................. Superior Wallpaper Paint . Theiss' Florists.......... Timberlanes.......... Troll's Jewelers.......... U.5, Army Recruiting...... United Tool and Die....... WSOM Broadcasting......... Walker's Shoes............ Ward Motor Sales.......... Wright Realty............. Young Merrial Insurance.. Yum Yum Tree.............. ZeiglePs T.V.............. Zimmerman Otdsmobile Zocolo Highlander Center,.. .207 .204 .193 .178 .190 .192 .208 ,191 ,198 .199 .191 .198 .193 .208 .180 .194 .199 .205 .188 .186 .186 .193 .193 ,181 .189 ,186 ,199 .184 .199 ,197 ,184 .202 .179 .202 .179 . 187 .203 .191 .204 .193 .187 .190 .195 .192 .180 .191 .192 .180 .201 .193 .184 .186 .208 .186 .181 .187 .208 .208 209 SENIOR PARENT PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Allison Mr and Mrs. Joseph Armeni Mr. and Mrs. Robert Balsley Mr. and Mrs. Robert E, Beer Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bozich Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F Bowman Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Burk Mr. and Mrs. Fred Capel Mr. and Mrs Felix Ciotti Mr. and Mrs Vincent Citino Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Doyle Mrs. Hazel Ewing Mr. and Mrs. John Farcas Dale Foust Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Franzen Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gleckler Mr. and Mrs. Larry Griehs Mr, and Mrs. John P. Guiler Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hiltbrand Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W, Holroyd Mrs. Katy Ann Horn Mr. and Mrs Robert K, Howell Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hummal Mr. and Mrs, Richard Karlis Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kissinger Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maenz Mr, and Mrs. Frank Mason Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. McCleery Mr and Mrs. Scott McCorkhill Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. McCoy Dr, and Mrs. L. C Mcllvaine Mr and Mrs. Jack E Mehaffey Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Meine Mr. and Mrs. Harry Milhoan Mr, and Mrs Larry C. Miller Mr, and Mrs William Morris Mr. and Mrs John Nedzelski Mr. and Mrs, Dean Nordquest Mr. and Mrs Carmen Notario Mr, and Mrs. Frank D. Nunzir Mr, and Mrs. Harry R. Oliver Mr. and Mrs John B, Patterson, Sr, Mrs. Leonard Piersol Mr. and Mrs. William Piriak Supt. and Mrs. Robert E. Pond John and Stella Pridon Mr. and Mrs, Clarence E. Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roelen Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Ross Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sabatino Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Schehl Mr, and Mrs. Thomas J. Scullion Mr and Mrs George E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Smith Dr. and Mrs. William F. Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Totani Mr, and Mrs Jack K. Vogel Mr. and Mrs. Ed Votaw Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wagner Mr, and Mrs, Richard D. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Watterson John and Regina Webb Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Youtz Mr and Mrs. Steve Yakubek Mr and Mrs. Louis Zeigler Mr. and Mrs. Victor Zerbs, Jr. 210 PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Dr. H. E. Albert Frank V. Apicella, M.D. Salvatore C. Apicella, M.D. Congratulations 1975 George H. Bowman, Jr. Good Luck Class of '75 Calvary Baptist Church 1779 Depot Road, Salem Paul Corso, M.D. H. David Evans, M.D. Terrence E. Casey, M.D. Salem First Assembly of God Home of Real Life Christian Academy Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Fitch Mr. and Mrs. Bryce W. Kendall H. F. Hoprich, M.D. Class of 1938 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hunston Congratulations 1975 Graduates Thomas Johnson, D.D.S. Dr. and Mrs, E. P. Schaefer Dr. and Mrs H. Gene Shafer Mr. and Mrs. Duane H. Yeagley Dr. George F. Jones Optometrist, Salem Carl J. Lehwald, M.D. Family Physician Dr. C. James Lehwald, Jr. D.D.S. H. Maxim, Jr., D.D.S. Scott McCorkhill Attorney at Law Congratulations to Class of '75 Phillips Christian Church 211 Senior Activity Index ADAMS, DAVID A. ADOLPH SON, KAREN ALLBR1GHT, LORI — Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, Vice President J, Trca surer 4; IOE Club 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3; Once Upon a Mattress” 3, Pillow Talk 2, The Night Is My Enemy 3; Thespians 3; Winnie-the-Pooh” 3; Arsenic and Old Lace 4; H. M. S. Pinafore” 4 ALBRIGHT, RICK ALLISON, JOAN — IOE Club 3,4 ALLISON, MIKE — Science Aid 3; Counselors Aid 3; English A id 4; Audio-Visual Staff 1; Drama Club 2, 3; Vice President 4; Ecology Club President 2, 3; Future Scientists of America Treasurer 3; German Club 1, 2, 3,4; Little Dog Laughed 1; Once Upon a Mattress 3; PA Announcers 3; Physics Club 4; Pillow Talk” 3; Snow White ; Student Director; The Night Is My Enemy” 2; Thespians 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 1; Index; Editor 2; Faculty Editor 3; Editor-in-Chief 4; Boys’ State 3; Arsenic and Old Lace”4 ARMENI, CAMILLE — Choir Accompanist 1; Library Club 1; Pillow Talk 2 ARMENI, MIKE — Football 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Track; Varsiry S”; Vocational Industrial Club 3, 4; White Christmas Committee; Wrestling 2, 3,4 BAKER, DEBBIE — IOE Club 3, 4 BALSLEY, GAYLE — Office Aid 1; Mr. Phillips Aid 3,4; History Aid 4; Color Guard 3,4; Drama Club 4; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; Prom Committee 3; Robed Choir 3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 2; Thespians 4; Arsenic and Old Lace” 4; H. M. S. Pinafore 4 BANAR, MARGARET BARNES, KEN — Bank 1, 2, 3T4; Interact 2, 3,4; Pep Band 3, 4; Snow White” 3; Stage Band 3,4; H M. S. Pinafore”4 BARNHOUSE.JUDY BARRETT, TERRY BARTELS. NANCY — Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3, 4; IOE Club 3,4 BARTHOLOMEW, SUSAN — Drama Club 2, 3; IOE Club Treasurer 3,4; Pep Club 2; Pillow Talk 2; The Crucible” 2 BAUM, TAMMY — Aid 4; Future Homemakers of America 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; White Christmas Committee 4 BECK, TERRI — Aid 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Pepctte 4; Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 2, 3,4; White Christmas Committee 4 BEER, KATHY — IOE Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3 BEER, ROBERT BEILHART, WENDY — Biology Aid 3; Art Guild 1, 2, 3,4; Ecology Club 1, 2; Hi-Tri 3, Secretary' 4; Library Club 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; H. M. S. Pinafore” 4; Brer Rabbic” 4 BELL, ED BENDER, RICKY BERGER, FRANK— Biology Aid 3; Counselors Aid 4; AFS 1,2; Bi- Weekly Staff 4; Future Scientists of America 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Science Symposium 2 BLACKBURN, ANDY BOONE, SALLY — Aid t, 2, 3; Bi-Weekly Staff 3; Hi-Tri 3,4; Key Club 1,2, 3,4; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Pepctte 4, Prom Committee 3; Student Council I, 2; Vice President 3, President 4; White Christmas Committee 3,4 BOOTH, LINDA BOWMAN, FAITH — Ecology Club; Physics Club; Yearbook Staff BOZICH JANE — Bank 1, 2, 3, 4; Bi-Weekly Staff 3; Drama Club; Majorettes 2, 3; Head Majorette 4; Pillow Talk” 3; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Student Council 1, 2, 3,4; Class Secretary 1,2, 3,4 BREAULT, RUSSELL BRICKER, LESA BRINKER, PAULA — Future Homemakers of America; IOE Club 3,4 BROOKS, PATTY — IOE Club 3,4 BURK, KEVIN — Basketball 1; Tennis 2, 3,4; Varsity S” 4 BURSON JULIE CAIN, DOUG CAMERON, RENEE E. — AFS 2, 3; Ecology Club 2; Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3; IOE Club 3.4; Once Upon a Mattress 3; Pep Club Prom Committee 3; Snow White” 2; Girls’ Glee Club 1 CAMPBELL, DANNY CAMPBELL, DON — Alliance Vocational School 3,4 CANNON, GREG CAPEL, CALI — Office Aid 2; French Aid 3,4; Drama Club 1,2; French Club 2,3,4; Hi-Tri 3, 4; Little Dog Laughed 1; Mu Alpha Theca; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; The Crucible” 2; White Christmas Committee 3,4 CARR, CHERYL — Spanish Club 4 CATLOS, MARK CIBULA, KAREN CJMINELL1, MARTY — Football 1, 2 CIOTTI, VICKI — Biology Aid 1, 2, 3; Ecology Club 2, President 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, Vice President 3; Girls’ Glee Club I CITING, BOB — Interact 3, 4; Physics Club 4; Varsity S” 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4 CIT1NO, SCOTT — Aid 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 3,4; Football 1; Interact 2, 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Physics Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club; Student Council 2, 5,4; Track I, 2, 3,4; Varsity S” 2, 3, 4; Class President 2, 3,4; Class Vice President 1 CLAYTON, BRUCE CODY, RANDY — Bi-Weekly Staff 4; Library Club 4 COE, TOM — Band 1,2, 3,4; Robed Choir 1,2,3, 4; Once Upon a Mattress” 3 COSMA, TIM — Bank 1, 2, 3,4; Once Upon a Mattress 3; Stage Band 3.4 COW1E, BARB — Aid 1, 2, 3; Ecology Club l; IOE Club 3,4; Library Club 1,2, 3 CRAWFORD, JOE — Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1, 3,4; Track 1, 3, 4 CREER, CINDY — Library Club 3,4 CROSS, DONNA DAILEY, DENISE DARNERJEFF — Biology Aid 3; Counselors Aid 3,4; English Aid 4; Drama Club 3, President 4; Future Scientists of America, President 3; Once Upon a Mattress”; PA Announcers 3,4; Snow White” 3; The Night Is My Enemy” 3; Thespians 3,4; Arsenic and Old Lace”; Brer Rabbit”4; H. M. S. Pinafore” 4; Boys’ State 3; Brooks Contest Award 2, 3; Science Fair Winner 2 DAVIDSON, MARY DiBIASE, TONY — Physics Club 4; Yearbook Staff 5 DILLION, WENDY — Alliance Vocational School 3,4 DOMINIC CINDY — Aid 1,2,4; Bi-Weekly Staff 3; Cheerleader I, 2, 3; German Club I, 2; Hi-Tri 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3; PA Announcer 3; Pep Club t, 2,3; Pepetce 4; Prom Committee 3; Robed Choir 4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; White Christmas Committee 4; Yearbook Staff 4 DONNA LLEY, JACK — OWE 3,4 DONNELLY, ED — Math Aid 4; Interact 3, 4; Physics Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Track l, 2, 3,4; Varsity S” 4 DOWD, CHRIS- Interact 4 DOYLE, MIKF. — Office Aid 3; Science Aid 3; Bi-Wcckly Staff 3,4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2; French Club 1, 2,3; Golf I; Interact 3, Treasurer 4; Physics Club Vice President 4; Prom Committee Co-Chairman 3; Track 2, 3; Yearbook Staff Assistant Classes Editor 4; First Alternate Boys’ State 3; Youth-tn- Govcrnment Day 4 DROTLEFF, FRED DUFRESNE, ROSEMARY — IOE Club 3,4 DUNLAP, ELAYNE — German Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Girls’ Track 2, 4 EARL, DEBY — Art Guild 2, 3,4; Bi-Weekly Staff 4; Future Scientists of America 1; German Club 1; Snow White” 3 ENGLAND, ROBIN — IOE Club 3, 4 ESKAY, ELAINE — AFS 4; Ecology' Club 1,2; Hi-Tri 3, 4; Little Dog Laughed 1; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3, 4; PA Announcers 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Pepctte 4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; The Crucible” 2; The Night Is My Enemy” 3 EWING, CHERYL — Office Aid 4; IDE Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3; White Christmas Committee 3 EWING, DEBBIE FARCAS, CINDY — Band 1; Cheerleader 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Tennis 2 FARMER, DON — Bi-Weekly Staff 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Varsity $ 3,4 FAULKINER, ELIZABETH — IOE Club 3,4 FINK, ELLEN — Business Aid 3 FINN, ED — Football L, 2, 3.4; Track 1, 2 FISHER, KATHY — AFS 2, 3; Ecology Club 2, 3; Future Homemakers of America 1; Future Scientists of America I FISHER, MARIANNE — Aid 1, 2, 3,4; Freshman Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3 FITCH, MARLENE — Band l, 2, 3,4; German Club 2, 3; Majorette4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Pepette 4; Prom Committee 3; Stage Band 4 FLANIGAN, SUSAN FLICK, KEVIN FLUHARTY, TINA — Future Homemakers of America 1; IOE Club 3,4 FOUST, JEFF — Varsity Basketball I, 2, 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3; Varsity S” 3,4 FOX, ANNETTE — Aid 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Bi-Weekly Staff 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pepctfc 4; Prom Committee 3; White Christmas Committee 3; Stage Band 4; White Christmas Committee 4; Yearbook Staff 3 FRANKLIN, DEBORAH FRANZEN, KURT FULTZ,JOHN GARLOCK, DOUG — Football 3; Interact 4; Track 3 GIBSON, KAY — Band 1, 2T 3,4; Girls' Basketball 3, 4; German Club 1; Pep Club 3,4; Pepette 4; Prom Committee 3; Tennis 3,4; White Christmas Committee 4 GILBERT, NATALIE — AFS 1,2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Bi-Weekly Staff 3; French Club 1, 2,3, President 4; Hi-Tri 4; Little Dog Laughed” 1; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; Prom Committee 3; Robed Choir 3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, President 2; H. M. S. Pinafore” 4 GIRSCHT, FRED — Basketball 1, 2; Golf i, 2,3,4; Varsity S 1. 2, 3,4 GORDON, MARK GOUGHENOUR, MIKE — Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2; Track 2 GRATE, CHARLES — Interact 4; Spanish Club 2, 3,4 GRAYBEAL, RITA — Library Club 1, 2,3.4 GREENE, RICHARD — Library Club 4 GRIEHS, PETE — Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Football; French Club; Golf; Interact; Key Club; Track; Varsity S” GRIFFITH, MARY GUAPPONE, ELIZABETH — IOE Club 3, 4 GUILER, SCOTT HACK,JIM HARRAWAY, KAREN HARDMAN, TOM — Football 4; Track 4; Varsity S” 4 HENCEROTH, DALE — Football 4; Track 4; Varsity S” 4 HENDERSON, ANNE — Aide 3, 4; Bi-Weekly Staff 3; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; German Club I; Hi-Tri 3,4; Mu Alpha Theca 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Physics Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Track 4; White Christmas Committee 3, 4 HENDERSON, PHILIP HERRON, BRAD — Arc Guild 1; Ecology Club 1,2; German Club 1,2; Prom Committee 3 HERRON, DAVID HIGGINS, DANIEL — Track 1,2; Wrestling 2 H1LDITCH, JENNIFER — Art Guild 2; Pep Club 1 HILL, MARK — Aid 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Track 3,4; Varsity S” 3, 4 HILTBRAND, MICHELE — Aid 4; Ecology Club 2; French Club 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pepettes 4; Prom Commictee 3; White Christmas Commictee 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4 HITE, LARRY HODGE, NANCY — History Aid 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Drama Club 3; Ecology' 2, 3; Hi-Tri 3,4; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; Spanish Club 3,4; “The Night Is My Enemy” 3; Chess Club 2, 3 HOLROYD, DOUG — Aid 1.2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 1, 2, 3,41 Vice President and Lt, Governor— 19th District; Physics Club4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Track I, 2, 3,4; Varsity S” 2, 3,4, Vice President of Class 2, 3,4 HORN, DAVE — Key Club 2 HOUHERJEFF HOWELL, CHRIS — Aid 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Pepette 4; Prom Committee 3; White Christmas Committee 3, 4 HUFFMAN, DEBBIE — Aid 2, 3; Drama Club 2, 3,4; Ecology Club 2; Future Homemakers of America 3; Future Scientists of America, President 2; Pillow Talk” 2; Prom Committee 3; Robed Choir 3.4; Snow White” 3; The Night Is My Enemv” 3; Thespians 5,4 HUGHES, KATHY— Aid 2; German Club 1; IOE Club 3,4; Pep Club 4 HUMMELL, TRACEY — Math Aid 4; Drama Club 3,4; Interact 4; Library Club 2, 3,4; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; Prom Committee 3; Robed Choir 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Thespians 4; Wrestling 2, 3 INGLAND, ROBB - Band L, 2, 3,4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2; Interact 2; Pep Band 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Stage Band 4; Track 2 IREY, BECKY — Mr, Phillips Aid 3; IOE Club 3,4 JACKSON, LORI — Ecology Club 2; Library Club 2, Spanish Club 2 JACKSON, SANDY — IOE Club 3,4 JAKUBISN, DEBRA JANOVEC, SHARON — Art Guild 2; Bi-Weekly Staff 3; Little Dog Laughed” 1; Robed Choir 2; The Crucible” 3 JEFFRIES, JENNIFER — Office Aid 1; Mr, Phillips Aid 1; Pep Club 2; Spanish Club I JOHNSON, BRUCE — Basketball 2; Spanish Club 2, 3 JONES, WILLIAM D. — Future Scientists of America 1; Pillow Talk” 3; Robed Choir 2; H. M. S. Pinafore” 4 JORDAN, TERRY KAISER, TIMOTHY — Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Varsity S” 3,4 KARLIS, ROBIN — Office Aid 2, 3; POD Aid 4 KATARQ, NANCY — Aid L KELLEY, JAMES KENST, ROBIN KIDDER, CARL KIRK, SHARON — Aid 1; Girls’ Basketball 3; Drama Club 1; Ecology Club I; Tennis 3,4; The Night Is My Enemy” 3 K1SNER, MICHAEL KISSINGER, DAVID KRING, CINDY KUNZJOHN LEININGER, GARY — Aid 1; Bi-Weekly Staff 3; Key Club 3,4; Pep Club 1 LEPPING, PATTY — Girls’ Basketball 3, 4; German Club I, 2; Hi-Tri 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Pepette 4; Prom Commictee 3; Girls’ Glee Club 1,2; Robed Choir 3,4; White Christmas Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 1, 2 LESICK, DARLA LEYMAN, DAVID - Alliance Vocational School 3,4 LOCKHART, MARCY LOTTMAN, MARSHA LOUDON, CONDY — Aid 4; Drama Club 3,4; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; PA Announcers 4; Snow White” 3; The Night Is My Enemy” 3; Thespians 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Arsenic and Old Lace” 4; H. M. S. Pinafore” 4; Brer Rabbit” 4 LOUTZEN H1SER, TIM LOVE, WENDY — Band 1,2, 3; IOE Club 3,4; Majorette 2; Head Majorette 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; White Christmas Committee 3 LOWRY, NOEL LOWRY, SHAWN LYDIC, EDWIN LYNN, MARY — Biology Aid 3; Drama Club 3,4; Future Homemakers of America 2; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; Snow White” 3; Spanish Club 3; Thespians 4; Arsenic and Old Lace” 4; Brer Rabbit” 4; H, M. S. Pinafore” 4 LYNN, THOMAS MAENZ, DEENA — IOE Club 3,4; Girls’ Glee Club i, 2 MARINO, KATHY — Office Aid 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Future Homemakers of America 1; German Club I, 213 2; Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Once Upon a Mattress 3; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; White Christmas Committee 3,4 MARTINELU, MARY MASON, FRANK McCLAREN, CAROL — Band 1, 2, 3,4; German Club 2; Mu Alpha Theta 4; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; Pillow Talk 2; H. M. S. Pinafore 4; Chess Club 2 McCLEERYJON — Aid 3,4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Football 3; French Club 2; Interact 3,4; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; PA Announcers 2, 3,4; Pillow Talk” 2; Robed Choir 3,4; Snow White” 3; The Night Is My Enemy” 3; Varsity S” 3,4; Winnie-the-Pooh” 2; H. M. S. Pinafore” 4; Chess Club 1, 2 McCLURE, MIKE — French Club 4; Robed Choir 1,2,3,4; H. M, S. Pinafore 4 McCORKHILL, MARY — Library Aid I; Counselors Aid 3; Art Guild 4; French Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, Pepctte 4; Prom Committee 3; White Christmas Committee 3,4 McCOY, NANCY — AFS I; Drama Club 2, 3,4; Ecology Club 1; Future Scientists of America 1; IOE Club 3,4; Library Club 3; Once Upon a Mattress 3; Prom Committee 3; Snow White 3; The Night Is My Enemy” 2; Winnie-the-Pooh 3; Arsenic and Old Lace” 4; H. M. S Pinafore” 4 McCulloch, mark — Aid 4; Basketball 3; Bi-Weekly Staff 4; Football 4; Spanish Club 3; Track 3; Varsity S” 4 McDonald james McELROY. RICK — Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3; Key Club 3; Track 3,4; Varsity S” Wrestling McGUIRE. MARGARET — Drama Club 2; Ecology Club 1,2; Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3,4; German Club 1; Little Dog Laughed” 1; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; The Crucible” 2 ; Winnie-the-Pooh” 3 McILVAINE, LISA M cLAUG H LI N, GAYLE — Bi-Weekly Staff 3; Pep Club 1 McLaughlin, pat — Vocational Industrial Club 3,4 MEHAFFEY, ERIN MEINE, EVELYN — Band 1, 2, 3,4; Bi-Weekly Staff 3; Drama Club 1, Secretary 2; Ecology Club I, Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3,4; German Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-Tri 1, President 2; Little Dog Laughed” 1; Prom Committee 3; The Crucible” 2; The Night Is My Enemy” 3; Thespians 3,4; Winnie-thc-Pooh” 3; Girls’ State 3; County Winner; Ohio University History Contest; Brooks Contest Award 2, 3,4 MENNING, DENISE — Drama Club 2, 3,4; German Club 1, 2; Hi-Tri 3,4; little Dog Laughed” 1; Pillow Talk” 2; Prom Committee 3; Snow White” 3; Spanish Club 4; The Crucible” 2; Tennis Team 3; The Night Is My Enemy” 3; White Christmas Committee 4; Winnie-the-Pooh” 2; Yearbook Staff MENTIS, BARBARA — Aid 3; Band 1,2, 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; French Club 1; Hi-Tri 4; Once Upon a Mattress 3; Pep Club 1; Physics 4; Pillow Talk” 2; Snow White” 3; Spanish Club 4; The Crucible” 2; The Night Is My Enemy” 3; Winnic-the-Pooh” 2; Yearbook Staff 3 MERCER, CARL — Art Aid 4 MERCER, PHYLLIS — Office; Counselor’s; Mr, Phillips Aid; Drama Club; Ecology Club; Snow White” 3; PA Announcer 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Arsenic and Old Lace”4 MERCER, RAY MERINO, DESIREE — IOE Club 3,4 MILHOAN, MICHAEL — Band 1, 2, 3,4; Drum Major 4; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; Robed Choir 1, 2, 3; Stage Band 3,4 MILLER, DAVE — Band lt 2; Basketball 1, 2; Football 3 MILLER JASON MILLER JO — Aid 3, 4; German Club I; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; H. M. S. Pinafore 4 MILLER, RICHARD — Math Aid I; German Club 1; Mu Alpha Theta 4; Chess Club 2, 3; Mu Alpha Theta President; Physics Club 4; Wrestling 2, 3,4 MILLER, SHERRY — IOE Club 3, Secretary 4; Spanish Club 2; Library Club 2, 3 MOORE, ROBERT — Aid 3,4; Bi-Weekly Staff 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; French Club 2, 3,4; German Club 2, 3,4; Key Club 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; Physics Club 3,4; Pillow Talk” 2; Prom Committee 3; The Night Is My Enemy 3; Winnie-the-Pooh” 2; Yearbook Staff I, 2, 3,4; H, M, S. Pinafore” 4; Arsenic and Old Lace” 4 MORRIS, DELLA — Alliance Vocational School 3,4 MOUNTZ, SAM — Football I, 2,3.4; Key Club 4; Varsity S” 4 MOWREY, BILL — Aid 3,4; Basketball 1; Football 1; Golf 1, 2, 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Track L, 2; Varsity S” 3,4 MRUGALA, MICHAEL MUELLER JANET — Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 1,2, 3,4; German Club 2; Little Dog Laughed” 1; Robed Choir 3, 4; Snow White” 3; The Crucible 2; Thespians 3, 4; Winnie-the-Pooh” 2; H, M. S, Pinafore 4 NEDZELSKI JEFF — Alliance Vocational School 3, 4 NEUMANN, SUSAN — Aid 1, 2; IOE Club 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2; White Christmas Committee 3 NOLL, KEVIN NORDQUEST, RICK — Alliance Vocational School 3, 4 NOTARIO, SAM NUNZIR, CINDY — Pep Club 3, 4; Pepettes 4; Prom Committee 3 ONDREJKO, CYNTHIA — IOE Clubs 3, 4; Library Club 2 OSBORN, ROBERT — Alliance Vocational School 3,4 OSPECK, MARY — Aid 3,4; Hi-Tri 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Vice President; Pepettes 4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; Student Council 4; White Christmas Committee 3,4; Girls1 State PAPARODIS, DOROTHY — Band 1,2, 3, 4; Majorette 3,4 PATTERSON, YVONNE — 214 Biology Aid 2; Band 1,2, 3,4; German Club 1,2, 3, 4; Hi-Tri 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Physics Club 4; Prom Committee 3; H. M, S. Pinafore” 4; Girls1 State Delegate 5 PAXSON, KAREN — Band 1, 2, 3,4; French Club 1, 2,3,4; Hi-Tri 3,4; Once Upon a Mattress ; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; Pepettes 4; Winnie-the-Pooh” PERRY, CATHY — IOE Clubs 3,4 PHILLIPS, TOM — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track t; Varsity S” 3,4 PIERSOLJOHN — Cross Country 2, 3,4; Interact 2, 3, 4; Physics Club 4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Varsity S”2, 3, 4 PIRiAK, VALERIE — Aide 3; Art Guild 3; Bi-Weekly Staff 4; Library Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 3 PONDJANE— Band 1, 2, 3,4; German Club 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; White Christmas Committee 3; H. M. S. Pinafore”; Girls State PRICE, DEBORAH PRIDON JOHN — Gym Aid 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Bi- Weekly Staff 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3, 4; Future Scientists of America 1,2; Golf I, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Physics Club 4; Prom Commitcee 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Track 2; Varsity S” 2, 3,4; White Christmas Committee 3,4 PROCTOR JOAN — Band 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; White Christmas Committee 3; Girls’ Glee Club 1 QUINN, ROBERT REA, DANIEL RAH1MTABAR, MOZHGAN RICKMAN, DESI RICKMAN, LYNNE RIDDLE JOHANNA — AFS 2; Ecology' Club 2; Future Homemakers of America 1,2; German Club 3; H. M. S. Pinafore” 4 RIPPLE, DEBORAH RITCHEY, ROLLAND ROCKHOLD, KENNETH ROELEN, ZANE — Baseball 2; Basketball 2; Bi-Weekly Staff 1; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1; Football 4; Key Club 4; Spanish Club 1; Varsity S 3; Wrestling 1 ROESSLER, DAVID ROSS, GREGORY ROSS, LAURA ROSSITER, PATRICIA ROTH, BARBARA ROTH, WILLIAM ROTHBRUST, GISELA RUTKOUSKY, GAIL — Aid 4; AFS 4; Audio-Visual Staff Queen 3; Bi- Weekly Staff 4; Cheerleader 1, 2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Pepettes 4; Prom Committee 3; White Christmas Committee 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4 SABATINO, MIKE — Gym Aid 2, Biology Aid 3; Football L, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3,4; Physics Club President 4; Spanish Club 3; Varsity S” 2,3,4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4 SALTSMAN, VICKI — Band 1, 2, 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Ecology Club 3, 4; Future Scientists of America 1; German Club 4; Hi- Tri 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3,4; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; PA Announcers 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Snow White” 3; Stage Band 3,4; The Night Is My Enemy” 3; Thespians 4; Arsenic and Old Lace” 4; Brer Rabbit 4; Glee Club 2 SALVING, VICTORIA SCHAEFER, ALEXANDER SCHEHL, PHYLLIS — Aides 1,4; Art Guild 2; Hi-Tri 4; Pep Club 3,4; Pepettes 4; Prom Committee 3; White Christmas Committee 4 SCHIAVONE, ANTHONY SCHROM, ERIC SCOTT, RON SCULLION, JOHN — Aides 2, 3; Basketball L; Bi-Weekly Staff 3; Key Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Track 1; Varsity S” 3.4 SEBRELL, RICK SEKELY, RICK — Football 1,2, 3; Key Club 1, 2, 3,4; Wrestling 4 SELL, GARY — Basketball 1; Bi-Weekly Staff 4; Spanish Club 3; Track 1,2 SELL, LAUREL - Drama Club 4; Hi-Tri 5, 4; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; Physics Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Robed Choir 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; Thespians 4; H. M. S. Pinafore ; Arsenicand Old Lace” SHAFER, HAROLD — Football 3; German Club 2; Track l; Varsity S” 2; Wrestling 2 SHAVER, RHONDA — Aid 4; Color Guard 2, 3; lOE Clubs 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Pepettes 4; Prom Committee 3 SHEETS. JOHN — Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Physics Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 1, 2,3; Varsity1 S 3, 4 SHIVERS, PAUL — Aide 2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Key Club I, 2, 3, 4, President; Physics Club 4, Treasurer; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3; Varsity S” 3,4, President; Boys' State SILVERS, BARBARA— Art Guild 1; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club L, 2; Play Committee Staff I SIPAHIOGLU, AL — Bi-Weekly Staff 3; French Club 2, 3; Physics Club 4 SKRIVANEK JAMES — Audio-Visual Staff 1; Future Scientists of America 1; Library Club 4 SMITH, BRIAN SMITH, CYNTHIA — Drama Club 2; Ecology Club 2; Furure Homemakers of America 2,3,4; Hi-Tri 3, 4; Once Upon a Mattress 3; Spanish Club 3; The Crucible” 2; Winnic-the-Pooh 2 SMITH, DAVE — Band 1, 2, 3,4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3,4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Stage Band 3; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Varsity S” 2, 3,4 SMITH, KATHY — Future Homemakers of America 1 SMITH, NANCY SMITH, RETA SMITH. ROBERT — Vocational Industrial Club 3,4 SMITH, SANDY — Aide 4; Art Guild 4; Hi-Tri 3,4; Library Club 1,4; Little Dog Laughed” 1; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 3.4 SNYDER, CARY SNYDER, KAREN SOLOMON, PRISCILLA — Aid 1,2; Band 1, 2, 3; Majorette 3 SPACK, ELISABETH — Aid 1, 2, 3,4; Library- Club 1, 2, 3,4 STALNAKERJACK — Band 1 STARKEY, CHERYL — Band 1, 2, 3,4; Drama Club 2; Ecology Club 1; Future Scientists of America 3; Once Upon a Mattress” 4; Robed Choir 4; Thespians 4; MWinnic-rhe-Pooh” 3 STEFFEL, HOLLY — Aid 1, 3; Hi-Tri 4; IOE Clubs 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Pepettes 4; Student Council 2; White Christmas Committee 3 STEVENSON, DAVID — Aid 3; Basketball 1,2; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3,4, Prom Committee 3; Track 1,2,3; Varsity S” 2, 3,4 STONE, RAYMOND STOUT, TONI — Basketball 3,4 SULIOT, DIANE — Future Homemakers of America 1, 2 SYPPKO, PAULA TAYLOR, JANET — Library Club 3; IOE Club 3,4 TOLSON JAMES — Interact 2; Track 1, 2; Varsity S’1 3,4 TOTANI, BERTHA — Aid 2, 3; Cheerleader I, 2. 3, 4; Hi-Tri 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; Tennis 2; White Christmas Committee 3,4 VIOLA, MIKE — Basketball 1 VOGEL, D. AFS 2, 3, 4; Bi-Weekly Staff 4; French Club 2, 3,4; Future Scientists of America 1; Prom Committee 3; Robed Choir 1; Yearbook Staff 3,4 VOTAW, SHAWN — Aid 4; Hi-Tri 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Pepettes 4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; Tennis 2; White Christmas Committee 4 WAGNER, TOM — Aid 1; Basketball 4; Bi-Weekly Staff 1; Key Club 3; Varsity S” 2 WALKER JEFF — Aid 3; Bi-Weekly Staff 4; Football 1,2, 3; German Club 1; Prom Committee 3 WALSH, FRED — Office Aid 3; Bi-Weekly Staff 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; PA Announcers 4; Track 3; Wrestling 3 WALZER, DONALD WARD, MARJORIE — Counselor Aid 4 , Drama Club 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3; Hi-Tri 3,4; Library Club 1; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; Pep Club 3,4; Physics Club 4; Pillow Talk” 2; Prom Committee 3; Snow White” 3; The Night Is My Enemy” 3; Thespians 3, 4; Winnic-thc-Pooh” 2; Yearbook Staff 4 WARD, PATRICIA — IOE Club 3, 4; Pep Club L, 2, 3; Robed Choir 1; The Crucible” 1 WARE, KIM — Aid 2, 3; French Club I, 2; IOE Clubs 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Pepettes 4; Prom Committee 3 WARNER, DAN — Basketball 1; Cross Country 2; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1; Track 2, 3,4; Vocational Industrial Club 2 WATTERSON, BOB — Office Aid 1; Gym Aid 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Key Club L, 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Physics Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 3; VP 4; Student Council 2, 3,4; Varsity S” 2,3, VP 4 WATTERSON, VIC — Aid 3; Bi-Weekly Staff 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity S 2, 3,4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4 WAY, DON — Aid 1; AFS 1; Football 1; Robed Choir 1, 2, 3,4; H, M- S. Pinafore” 4 WEBB, MARY PAT — History Aid 4; Cheerleader 1, 3, 4; French Club I, 2, 3; Pep Club L, 2, 3,4; Project Support 3; Prom Committee 3; Robed Choir 3; White Christmas Committee 3 WEBER, VALERIE — Alliance Vocational School WE1KART, ROSEANN — IOE Clubs 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2; Project Support 3; White Christmas Committee 2 WEI KART, SCOTT WH1NNERY, CHRIS — Art Guild 1; Future Homemakers of America I, 2; Library Club lT 2, 3,4; Prom Committee 3 WILSON, NAOMI WILSON, TIMOTHY WINDON, STEVE — AFS 1,2; Drama Club 3,4; German Club 1, 2; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; Robed Choir 1, 2, 3,4; Stage Band 4; Thespians 4; Arsenic and Old Lace” 4; H. M. S. Pinafore” 4 WINKLER, DIANNE WIRKNER, REA WOOD, KAREN — Future Homemakers of America 1,2; IOE Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3 WOODS, KAREN — Aid 1; Bi-Weekly Staff I; Library Club 2; Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 1 WUKOT1CH, MICHAEL YAKUBEK, RANDALL YEAGER, LINDA — Ecology Club 3; Future Homemakers of America 2; Prom Committee 3 YOUTZ, RUTH — AFS 2; Future Homemakers of America 2; IOE Clubs 3,4; Once Upon a Mattress” 4; Spanish Club 2; H, M. S. Pinafore” 4 YUHANIAK, TERRI — Office Aid 4; Art Guild 4; Ecology Club 2; Hi-Tri 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; Pep Club I, 2,3,4; Pepettes 4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; Student Council 1; The Crucible” 2; White Christmas Committee 4; Arsenic and Old Lace 4 ZEIGLER, DAVID — Alliance Vocational School ZEIGLER, RANDALL ZERBS, VICTORIA ZORNICK, RUSSELL — Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; Track 4 PRICE, DEB1 — Family Living Aid 4; Future Scientists of America 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 ROTH, BARB — Band 3,4; Basketball 3; Future Scientists of America 3; Hi-Tri 4 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Physics Club 4; Track 3 Student Index Adams, Cheryl .................... 67 Adams, David A. . . . ,....,43, 120 Adams, David G......................19 Adams, James ............... , , ,67 Adolphson, Karen....... ... 19,143 Adolphson, Rodney , , . ____43, 140 Albright, Brett........106, 55,119 Albright, Cindy.....................19 Albright, Lon . 19, 138, 138, 143, 148, 149 Albright, Rick................... 19 Alexander, Jim......................43 Allison, Bobby ..... . 67, 108,112 Allison, Joan................„ .19,143 Allison, Michael . .19,171, 172, 175, 134, 136, 137,144, 147, 148, 149, 223,225 Allison, Pat............. .43,140 Amrhcin, Deborah .. ......43,159 Anderson, Cindy M.....43, 138, 142 Anderson, Cynthia S. , ,43, 127, 144, 145 Anderson, Randall..............55 Anderson, Scott.... 107,43, 112,130 Anderson, Timothy _________43, 140 Andres, David.................... 55 A pied la Carl........ ........67 Ardeno, Pam................... .,67 Arfman, Marsha .... 43,138,148 Armcni, Anthony........67, 108, 117 Armcni, Camille ........ 19,135 Armcni, James.................67,112 Armcni, Michael ., 19,106, 174, 129, 130, 140, 146 Atkinson, Mary................. 43 Baddeley, Barry............... .67 Bailey, Brenda . ...............43, 152 Bailey, Steve..................67 Bailey, Timothy ...... .67,112 Baillic, William 107,55, 117 Baker, Bob..................... .55 Baker, Bonnie................ .67,157 Baker, Debra....................19 Baker, Fred ....................67 Barker, Susan...................137 Baker, Terry ...................67 Baker, William............... 134 Balsley, Gayle 19, 144, 145, 147,148, 152,155,156 Banar, Bonnie .............43,142 Banar, Margaret.............. 1.9 Bancik, Steve.43,167,131,141 Baran, Deborah.........55,133, 123 Barker, Gene.............. 67 Barnes, Kenneth . .19, 128, 152, 154 Barnhousc, Judy....................19 Bamhouse, Ronald...................55 Barr, Bobbi..............43, 127, 132 Barrett, Pat .......... .43,112,119 Barrett, Steve...........55, 152, 154 Barrett. Terry ...................... 70 Barrett, Tim..................... ... 67 Barrick, Lynne......55, 168, 132, 152 Bartels, Nancy...... .70, 138,143 Bartels, Wendy Banh, Peter.......................55, 168 Bartholomew, Susan.............70,143 Batcha, Frank............67, 108,117 Batcha, Mark . 106, 43, HI, 129, 130, 119 Baum, Lois .43, 127, 137, 145, 156 Baum, Tammy ................. .... .70 Beck, Jeff..................... 107, 55 Beck, Terri .70.145.133,144,160 Beer, Kathryn................ .20,143 Beer, Robert ...................70 Biel hart, Wendy .20, 166, 127,133, 138 Beiling.Jay ....................67 Beiling, Vicki .43, 167, 168, 171, 152, 155 Belich, Dan.................... 67 Bell, Ed .......................20 Bell, Ricky.....................67 Bender, Ricky Bennett, David.........55, 171,152 Bentley, William , .43,170, 128, 152, 154,122 Benson, Linda.......55,133, 121 Berg, Lorra.................. .67,132 Berger, Frank .70, 133 ,141, l4l, 144 Berger, Jeff..........67, 108, 112 Berger, Rebecca .. .55, 126,133 146 Bielski, Diane.................43, 132 Birk, Robert ................. 67 Bishop, Terry Blackburn, Andy .... ........ .20 Blackburn, David................55 Blackburn, Sandra.........67,126,145 Blackburn, Stan 43 Blake, Keith , ................ 67 Blake, James ................. .66 Blankenship, Robert Bloor, Paul....................,67 Blubaugh, Chery]...............55, 145 Blubaugh, Thomas..........67,112 Bocckling, Carolyn ... 55,126,133 Boolcs, Kevin...................55 Boone, Sarah . .20,126, 127, 158, 160 Booth, Linda.................... 20 Bork, Kimberly...................67 Bork, Melissa .43, 168, 173, 127, 134 Borkowski, Nancy .43, 114, 127, 133, 121 Borkowski, Patricia .. .67, 114,146 Borton, Renee...........20, 143,123 Bosu, Susan .....................55 Bowman, Barbara Bowman, Faith................21,223 Bowman, Todd..............67, 108 Bowskill, Denise..........43, 162 Bozich Jayne . 18,21, 109, 113,126, 140, 152,155 Bradley, Paul.................. 55 Breault, Russell..........21,171 Breazcale, Carl ........ 55,134,152 Brennan, Yvonne..............67,132 Bricker, Cynthia . .43, 142 Bricker, Less............. .21,174 Bricker, Scott.... ............ 67 Brickner, Eleanor.............. .55 Brickner, Paula..............21,143 Brooks, Curt Brooks, Patricia.......21, 174, 143 Brown, Aria.................... .67 Brown, Debra.................... 55 Brown, Jay................... .67 Brown, Kerry ....................67 Brown, April.................... 67 Brown, Steve.................... 55 Brown, William...............67,112 Browne. Debbi....................67 Buchanan, Daniel.................67 Buchmann. Jim.............106. 43 Buddc, Ariel ................67,168 Burgess, Kelley .. .43, 133,147 148, 149 Buritica, Maria Burk, Eric.......................67 Burk, Kevin..................... 21 Burner, Michael........ 67,117,156 Burson, Julie....................21 Burson, Scott..........107, 55,122 Burson, Thomas .43 Bush, Linda................... .67,157 Byers, Chris.............43,148 Cain, Diane................55,133 Cain, Doug ................... .21 Cain, Rhona .....................67 Callahan, Tim................. .67 Callatone, Kim . ,56 Callatone, Mark .................43 Cameron, Ernest..................67 Cameron, Ernestine..........21, 143 Cameron, Rich .................67 Cameron, Russell..........56, 122 Campbell, Don..................21 Campbell, Danny...............162 Campbell, Philip. 67,117 Campbell, Sarah............43,142 Campbell, Steve ..........56, 112 Campbell, Suzanne..............67 Campanelli, Philip 56, 152, 154. 122, 120 Cam pf, Julie.............56,133 Campf, Robert .................43 Cannon, Greg..................175 CapehCacy....... 43,168, 132, 123 Capd, Cali 21, 169, 175, 127, 132 Carl,Jeffrey................ 56 Carlaridlo, John ............. 107, 56 Carlisle, Lori.................67 Carlisle, Stephen..............56 Carr, Cheryl...................22 Carr, Linda....................67 Carson, Donald Carson, Scott.............67, 112 Catlos, Mark ..................22 Chaffin, John.............67, 108 Chaf f i n, Michele ...........67 Chappell, Abi 44,167, 127, 140,145, 118 Chappell, David................56 Chappell, Gary.................44 Chewning, David................56 Christopher, William...........67 Christy, Jesse............67,117 Cibula, Bryan 107,56, 122 Cibula, Karen...................22 Cibula, David ................ 166 Ciminelli, Martin...............22 Ciorti, Vicki 22,166, 169. 127, i4l Cittno, Robert........ .22, 116,128 Citino, Scott . . 18, 22, 166, 169, 175, 126, 128, 130, 131. 133,145 Clark, Michelle ...............135 Clayton, Bruce..................22 Clayton, Mark.................. 56 Cldland, Steve................ 67,108 Cleveland, Audrey ........44, 152 Coburn, Sean ................. .67 Cody, Randall.....22, 135, 140 Coe, Thomas. , , ......22, 152, 156 Colbert, Chris............... .67 Colbert, Dianne.........44,141,142 Cole, Leonard ................. 56 Coleman, James .................67 Col i an, Gary..................69 Col ian, James .................44 Colian, Randy...................69 Conser, Debra...........56,147,149 Cook, Amy ........44, 168, 127, 152 Cook, Michael... .........107, 56 Cook, Steve ..........106,44,117 Cope, Rebecca.............56, 123 Cope, Tim.........44, 111,130, 122 Copcly, Terri...................69 Corl, George....................44 216 Corso, August.............44, 112 Cosma,Timothy.......... 22, 132,134 Costa, Timothy ........69, 152, 120 Costlow, Garrett...........56, 122 Cowie, Barbara ........22, 135, 143 Cowie, Marty................ . 56 Coy, Doug......................69 Coy, Robin .............44, 135,142 Coy, Tim............... .......44 Coy, William Cranmer, Brett ............... 44 Crawford, Cheryl ..........36, 135 Crawford, Doreen ..........56 Crawford, Gregg...... 69. 108 Crawford, Joseph..........22, 171 Crawford, Tcnlcy .... .44, 138,142 Creer, Cynthia............22, 135 Creer, Mary.... 57 Crider, Melody.................44 Criswell, David .............. 69 Criswell, Deborah ,,, ...... .44,142 Crookston, Deborah.........44, 142 Cross, Donna........... .......22 Cross, Jeanette 57 Crouse, Staci .................. 57 Crouse, Timothy............106,44 Csepke, Fred..................107 Curtis, Cletus Curtis, Linda ................ 69 Dailey, Denise............ .22 Danklcf, Marcc........... 57, 168 Darner,Jeff . .23, 169, 172, 175, 144, 148, 149 Davidson, Mary ................23 Davidson, Steve ......... 23, 69 Davis, Nanene ................ 44 Davis, Peggy ..................57 Davis, Steve................ .140 Deamcs, Matthew..........-14, 156 Deames, Melissa................57 Dcimeo, Lisa........... 69 DcRoads, Gloria......44, 174, 142 DeRoads, Rosemary ........... 57 DcRoads, Steve.................44 Deshields, Joan.44,127,133,149 Dctchon, Doug .... 44 Devan, Diana .............57,132 Devine, Gina................57,119 Devine, Roger............ 44,117 Diamond,Jill .57, 134, 146, 152, 155 DiAntonio, Annette , ......57, 152 Dibiase, Carmine ...............57 Dibiasc, Tony...................23 Dickey, Allison.............57,157 Dickey, Debbie..................57 Dickey,Joe .................. 44 Diehl, Janie Diilion, Wendy ................162 Dimko, Deborah .............. 57 Dixson, Eva....................44, 142 Domcncem, Terri................44, 142 Dominic, Cindy .. .23, 109, 113, 126, 127, 144,156, 160, 223.224 Donnalley, Jack.................23 Donnelly, David.................69 Donnelly, Ed.........128, 130, 122 Double, Ken......107,57, 129,122 Douglas, Alan...................69 Douglas, Christopher Dowd, Christopher ..........23,128 Dow'd, Cindy_____ 57, 132, 123 Doyle, Mike 23. 128, 223 Drakulich, David.....69, 108,116 Drotleff, Fred............... .23 Drotlcff, Walt Dufresne, Phillip ....69, 139,148 Dufresne, Rosemary'. . .23,174,143 Dudley, Cynthia...... 57,135,157 Dumovie, Mary...................57 Dunbar, Nancy..................148 Dunbar, Sandra....69, 168,66, 146 Dunlap, Elaine........... .134,123 Dunlap, Mary................23,175 Duriga, Mary................... 69 Durst, Jim.....................156 Dutko, Richard..................45 Eaglcton, Gary ... .......45,140 Eakin, Rick................ 116 Earl, Debra.................23,138 Earl, Michael...................69 Earl, Shane................ 162 Eaton. Robert.................. 45 Edgcrton, Linda ......................... 69 Edling, Thomas ...........................45 Edwards. Jesse.... .......................69 Ehrhart, Cindy ..............69,141 Ehrhart, Karen............................69 Ehrhart, Sandra...........................57 Eichler, John Ellis, Jacque............45, 127, 133 Ellyson, Roberta.................., 69 Elrod, Jim................................45 Endicott, Debra.................45, 142 Endicott, Dianne..........................69 Endicott, Glenn a......... 69 England, Kevin..........106,45, 130 England, Robin................. ... 23, 143 Englert, Susan..................45, L32, 152 Equizi, George..................45, 152, 154 Equizi, Greg..............................45 Eskay, Elaine .23, 166, 169, 127,131, 133, 136, 137, 139, 160 EsterJe, Karen........................... 45 Bucket, Mark............................ 69 Ewing, Cheryl.............................24 Ewing, Debbie ............................24 Ewing, James............................. 69 Evans, Barbara............................69 Evans, Laurie...................45, 135, 156 Everett, Brian ...........................45 Faber, Lorna.................... , 57 Faber, Steve.................. 45, .163 Fabis, Colleen . . .......................69 Falk, Alan ...............................45 Falk, Dave................................69 Fircas, Cindy............24,118 Fanner, Don. 24. 129, 130, 140, 122, 120 Fast, Kathy .................45,142: Fast, Randy............................. 37 Fast, Toni................................69 Faulkiner, Elizabeth......................24 Faulkiner, Kathy..........................69 Faulkiner, Michael........................69 Faulkner, Wanda............... .45, 162 Fedtaczko, Michael........................69 Fchr, Karen . .45, 134, 147, 148, 149 Fehr, Kevin.............. 117, 148, 149 Ferry, Candi.................... 57 Fidoe, Greg.............. .69, 117 Ficbiger, Doris.......... .57, 168, 141 Fiebiger, Leslie ............. .69, 141 Fife, Karen ..... ... .69 Fife, Kevin .................... .70 Filler, Kayann .......... .57, 138 Finch, Richard....................57 Finch, Robert.....................45 Fink, Charles .............. 45, 162 Fink, Dawn...................... 57 Fink, Ellen.........,........... 24 Finn, Edward ....... 106, 24 Firestone, Ralph..................57 Firth, David................. 112 Fisher, Bob.........106,45,111,122 Fisher, Edward ...................70 Fisher, Kathy ................. 24 Fisher, Marianne........ . , 24,113 Fitch, Arlene...............70, 118 Fitch, Marleen .24, 152, 154, 155, 160 Fitch, Mike.................. 57 Fitch, Sharlcne ..........45,132 Fithian, Rick...........57, 168, 112 Flanigan, Susan Flick, Karen.................... ,70 Flick, Kevin Flood, Ann ...................57,114 Flood, Martha............45, 114,159 Flood, Stephen .........70, 108, 117 Fluharty, Brenda ... .....,46,142 Fluharty, Tina....................24 Fluharty, Robert............... .70 Forkcl, Cindy . .46,.141,142 Fortney, Randy...........57, 112,119 Fortune, Daniel..... .46 Fortune, Sandra .............. 58 Foster, John........46, 167, 126,120 Foust, Ken................46,140 Foust, Jeff.................24, 111 Fowler, David.................58,156 Fowler, Marlene................ .58 Fox, Annette 24, 152, 154,160 Franca, Ceodr ....................24 Francisco.James............. .... .58 Francisco, Patricia.........70, 168 Franklin, Deborah Franzcn, Krista . . .46, 171, 147, 149, 156,159 Franzcn, Kurt .................. 25 Franzcn, Kyle ............70,108,112 Fritzman, David...................70 Fritzman, Ruth . 46, 168 Fryman, Bruce................... 58 Fulmer. Susan.....................70 Fultz, John........... , , 25 Fuson, Beverly .................58 Gagnon, Mark..................... 70 Gagnon, Ted...................... 58 Galchick, Chris.........46 Galchick, Theressa . .70, 126, 66, 118 Galchick, Timothy...................58 Gardner, Cara.......................70 Garloch, Doug.............25 Garloch, Sue....................... 46 Garrod, April Gaydosh, Darren , 70,108 Gaydosh. David............58,119 Gaydosh, Steve ........It7 Gcist, Holly.......... .............58 Geisc, Lynn Geist, Mark.........................70 George. Gregory' George, Kathleen....................58 George, Kathy .....................171 George, Kelli......... ... .46, 142 Gibbs, Emily..... . ................25 Gibbs, Margaret...........70, 168, 123 Gibson, Kay . .25, 114, 152, 160, 121 Gibson, Rosemary....................58 Gibson, William.............58, 112 Gilbert, Natalie . . .25, 170, 127. 132, 152. 154,223 Gilbey, Tammy........ ........70 Girard, Robert Girscht, Fred ............... 25,121 Glccklcr, Mark ...........70,134 Glcckler, Sheryl . .46, 132, 136, 138 Goehring, Denise Goehring, Edwin .............. 58 Goehring, Sabrina 46 Golunka, Karen.......46, 171, 127 Good, Ralph . , , ,58 Goodman, Thomas Goodson, Eric ............... .46 Gorby, Chris..... ........58, 171 Gorby, Sharon........ ,70 Gorby, Wayne ............. . ,70 Gordon. Douglas ......58, 168, 126 Gordon. Geoffrey............ ,152 Gordon, Mark................. .25 Goughcnour, Cindy............. 58 Goughcnour, Michael .......... 25 Goughcnour, Sharon.......... .70 Grace, Tim- Grafton, Margaret Grams, Linda Grande, Joseph............... 58 Grandolfo, Carmel .............46 Grandollo, Susan Grate, Charles............25, 128 Grate, Elizabeth .............138 Grate, Katherine...............70 Grate, Ronald Gray, Barry...........70. 108. 117 Gray, Kevin............ .46, 140 Graybeal, Rita... ,........25,135 Greathouse, Carl , ............70 Green, Gary................. .70 217 Green, Lamanda.............. , 58 Grccnamyer, Diane 46, 136, 138, 147,148, 149 Greene. Richard...........25, 135 Grennisen Jimmy..............- .70 Griehs, Peter.......... 26,121 Griffith, Mary Griggs, Karen 58, 135, 148 Grimstad, David........ 70 G rimstad. Michael .......70,117 Grisser, Elaine............. .70,146 Gross, Ken ................ 107, 58 Guappone, Elizabeth.......28, 143 Guchemand, Alan............ 58 GuiJer, Gregg .. ...............70 GuiJer, Scotr 106, 26, 175, 130, 223 Hack, Jim Hahn, Barbara...............58,157 Hahn, Bill................... .46 Hall Laine.....................L08 Hall, Lonnis ..........58, 70,133 Hall, Robert S. Hall, Tally.....................46 Halverstadt, David .... 58 Halvcrstadt, Marsha.............46 Hamilton, Criscie.............. 70 Hamilton, Michael...............46 Hamilton, Terri.............46,127 Hanna, James..... 58 Hinny, Robert..........106, 46, 116 Hanny, Roger .............107, 58 Hardman, Doug.......... 46, 112,129 Hardman, Tom, ,106,26,130,122 Hardy, Mark . . .......70, 139, 148 Hardy, Steve............... 126 Hardwick, David ................47 Haraway, Karen..................26 Harrington, Barbara.............70 Haver, Patty Haver, Patty ................. 58 Headley, Debbie.................70 Heestand, Kenneth ..............47 Heim, Mark....... , ...... 70 Helm, Heather Helm an, Jackie........ . .47, 135 Hcnceroth, Dale . . .106, 26,130, 122 -Henderson, Anne .26, 166, 167,169, 108,113,126,127,145,158,118, 123 Henderson, Debbie 70, 126, 144, 118, 123 Henderson, Philip . ...........26 Henderson, Sue . . .47, 168, 126, 127, 140,118, 123 Hcrgenroder, David ............58 Herman, Pamela ................47 Herron, Bradley................26 Herron, David Herron, Deborah , . ,. ...47,142 Hess, Chris...................47, 130,119 Hess. Mary.....................70 Hickey, Lois...............58, 133 Higgins, Barbara .70 Higgins, Carey . , ,...........58, 132 Higgins, Daniel Hilditch, Jennifer Hill, Deborah...................47 Hill, Dwayne 70 Hill, Gail......................71 Hill. Mark........106,26,129,130 Hill Terry......................58 Hill, Theodore Hillard, James Hiltbrand, Michele....26, 160, 161 Hindman. Donald Hiner, Richard....... . .58, 170 Hissom, Mark...................47, 162 Hite, Brenda................... 71 Hite, Larry.................... 26 Hivcly, Jacqueline...58, 135, 138 Hodge, Nancy 26, 166, 172, 127, 133, 144, 152 Hodge, Susan .............47,162 HoFfman, Paul..... 59, 122, 120 Hoi linger, Robert.............162 Hollingsworth, Susan .47,142 Holroyd, Douglas .18, 106, 27, 111, 129, 130, 146, 122 Holtsingcr, Mark Hook, Dave ... 106.47,129,130 Hoopes, Matthew..........59,117 Horn, David..............27, 12? Homing, Fred . .............. 47 Homing,John .......... .71, 108 Homing, Michael...............59 Hott, David . 59 Houchins, Mike................71 Houger, Jeffrey , , ,, 27 Hough, Heidi..................71 Hovanic, Phillip .............59 Howell, Chris 27,150 Howell, Kathleen......... 59 Howery,Jacqueline .......71,152 Hrovaric, Debra..........47f 142 Hrvatin, Debra ... .59, 168, 133,147 Hubbs, Cheryl...... . .47, 142 Hubbs,Holly 71,152 Huffman, Debra . .27, 147, 148, 149, 152,156 Hughes,Jeffery ...............47 Hughes, Kathy , .......27,143 Hull, Susan...................59 Hummel, Tracey . .27,128,134, 145, 147, 148, 149, 156 Humphreys, Lisa..........71,135 Humphreys, William............59 Hunter, James.................47 Hussar, Richard ..............59 leropoli, Anthony . . 59 Ingland, Robert......27, 152, 154 Ircy, Becky...................27 Irey, James lrcy, Robert.......................71 Ircy, Steve...................... 71 Irvine, James......................47 Ivan, Charles......................47 Jackson, Diane . .. .47, 126, 152,123 Jackson, Evan..................... 71 Jackson, Lori................... .27, 135 Jackson, Margaret . 71 Jackson, Robert....................59 Jackson, Sandra............27,47, 143 Jackson, Sandra Jackson, Tammy................... 142 Jakubisn, Debra................. .27 Jakubisn, George...................47 James, Debra................71,138 James, Dennis.................... 71 James, Ron ....................... 47 Janof a, Timothy...................71 Janes ik, Carol . ... 47 Janovec, Sharon Jeffries, Edwin ...................71 Jeffries, James................ ,71 Jeffries, Jennifer................27, 148 Jenkins, Cindy . .............. .71 Jermolenko, Annette. . .71, 168, 170, 134, 141, 149, 157 Jermolenko, Pamela............... 59, 151 Jesko Jane 4 7, 167, 126, 127, 118, 123 Jesko, Robert . .71,108, 112, 126 Johnson, Bruce..... ........28, 133 Johnson, David 71,126 Johnston, Susan ...................71 Johnston, Wayne...................47, 119 Jones, William D. . . .28, 156 Jordan, Terry.................... 28 Joy, Terri.........................59 Juillcrat, Brenda......71,132,157 Julian, Cathy......................59 Juliano, Annette...............47,162 Juliano, Michael..................... .72 Kaiser. Timothy ................. .28 Kaibfell, Joseph................ .72 Karlis, Richard Kariis, Robin ................ 28,59 Karmazin, Mary.....................59 Karmazin, Michael Kasranek, Carol ...................59 Kastenhuber, Steve 59 Kataro, Emil...................47,117 Kataro, Margaret ..................59 Kataro, Nancy......................28 Kaufman, Alan..................47,147 Kaufman, Diane.....................72 Kaufman, Scott....................148 Kekcl, Denise..........72, 152.152 Kellner, Wendy.....................59 Kelly, Lavem ..............72,132,118 Kelly, James Kelly, Kevin....................59 Kelly, Patricia.................59 Keiton, Patrick . , .59 Kendall, Sara .47, 167,168, 126,127, 133, 147, 153, 123, 223,225 Kennedy. James.......107, 59,112 Kennedy, Shawn........ . .47,142 Kenreigh, Terry.............107,60 Kenst. Robin................... 28 Kerr James................... .47,120 Kersmarki, Terri..... . .47,134 Kibler, Dwight .47,131, 134 Kidder, Carl Kidder, Mary......... ..........72 Kirk, Sharon...............28, 121 Kisner, Deborah.................72 Kisner, Michael Kissinger, David................28 Klemann, Samuel.................72 Knauff, Margaret Knavel Parrida .................47 Koenreich, Margaret 48, 127, 133, 159 Koenreich, Susan................72 Koons, Lucinda..................48 Kopec, George...................60 Koran, Frank............... 163 Kom, Mike..................... 48 Kombau Jennifer.......48, 127, 136 Kovach, Cynthia............48, 142 Krcbbs, Susan................ .48 Krebs, Don.................60, L71 Krepps, Terrey .. . .48,117, 122 Kring, Cindy................... 28 Kubas, Donald...................60 Kunz, Doug Kunz John Kunz, Virgil ....................72 Kynett, Rebecca........60, 168, 126 Kyser, Kenneth .........48,119 Lamb, William..........48, 122, 123 Landwert, Julie......... 72 Landwert, Monte ............72, 108 Lange Julia . .48,126, 140, 145, 118, 123 Lancz, Lori........48,140, 118, 223 Lau, Susan...................72,152 Laughlin, Rich...................48 Lavallee, Susan ... .48, 138 Law, Robin..................... 72 Leiga, Victor 106,48, 129,130,133, 122 Leininger, Gary......28,129, 144 Leipper, Kimberly ...............60 Lenigar, Barbara Lenigar, Michael................ 72 Lentz John................... 27 Lepping, Patricia, , ,28, 127, 156, 160 Lcpping, Roberra...........152, 123 Lesick, Darla.................. 28,143 Lesick, Elaine ................. 72 Lesick, Ronda .60 Lewis, George................... 72 Lewis Jimmy ................... .60 Lewis Joanna ....................72 Lewis, Lee......................162 Lewis, Lera in Lewis, Linda....................148 Lcyman, Cheryl. . .48, 127, 138, 147 Ley man, David Lcyman Robin . 72, 138 Lieder, Bruce ................ .60 Liedcr Caro) ...................48 Liggett, Ann . 72 218 Lightner, Mary...................60 Limpose James ...................72 Linan, Amy..................72,152 Linder, Fred.................... 72 Linder, Herman Linder, Joy.......... , . .60 Linger, Walter ......... . .72 Linn, Judy....................... .48 Linton, Mary K........... , .48,162 Little, Rebecca.........60, 148, 149 Livingston, Loretta...............72 Lockhart, Marcy Long, Mark....................... 48 Long, Sieve....... ...............60 Lora, Susan ..................... 48 Loren ze, Suzanne ................60 Lo5sick, Lisa .... ........60,135 Lotcman, Cathy ................. 48 Lottman, Diana....................60 Lottman, Marsha...................29 Loudon, Cynthia , .29, 145,147, 148, 149, 223 Loudon, Julie................. ,72,146 Loutzenhiser, Cynthia.........60,152 Loutzenhizer, Tim ................29 Love, Wendy 29, 143 Lowry, Chris.................... ,48 Lowry, Noel.......................29 .........29 ........117 .........60 .60,152, 155 .........48 .........60 .........48 .........48 Lowry, Shawn ,. . Lucas, Dave...... Lucas, William , Lund, Barbara ... Lundquist, David Lutsch, Holly . Lutz, Betsy...... Lutz, Bud , ..... Lutz, Danny Lutz, David........ . .72 Lydic, Edwin.................. 29 Lynn, Donald.....107, 60, 147, 149 Lynn, Mary ...........29,147,148 Lynn, Judy................... 171 Lynn, Thomas Madison, Debra ,60, 114,134,141, 123 Maenz, Decna . 29, 143 Maher, Bruce 72t112 Makar, Georgia 60, 132 Manis, Catherine 72 Maniscalco, Lydia 60 Marino, Concetta .,73 Marino, Kathleen . 29,152 Marks, Rayetta 48,127 Marriner, Terri 48,142 Marroulis. William Martin, Connie ........ 73,132 Martin, Frank 60 Martin. Helen 73 Marrin, Terry Martinelli, Mary B 29 Manines, Eddie...........73,108 Mason, Frank .........106, 29, 175 Mason, Harvey Mason, Kathy...............48, 142 Mason, Mark..................... 49 Masters, Evelyn............... 60 Mastefs,Janiee...................73 Masters, Jodi ...........49,147 Matheney, Rex....................60 Mattix, Fredrick.........60,121 Matrix, Rick ...................171 Mattoon, Mark............117, 132 McBride, Eric McClaren, Carol.......29,131,152 McClaren, Patricia.........61, 152 McClaren, Robert...........73, 152 McClccry, Jonathan. . , .29,170,128, 130, 139, 145, 147, 148, 156 McClellan, T ammy................73 McClellan, Terri.........49,142 McClure, Mike . .30,175, 132, 156 McCorkhill, Barbara..............61 McCorkhill, Mary. .30, 171,132, 160 McCoy, Nancy ... .30,143,147,149 McCoy, Shirley............ . .49,138 McCullough, Harley ... 106, 49,130 McCullough, Mark ... 106, 30, 129, 130,133, 140,146 McDeviit, Lawrence...............73 McDonald, Gndy..................135 McDonald,James .................169 McElroy, Ricky . . .30. 116, 129, 130, 122 McElroy, Terry . . .49, 117, 129, 122, 123 McGhee, Nancy.. .73, 138,144,147, 148 McGowan, Barbara 61, 114,146, 147 McGuire, Margaret.....30, 133,138 Mcllvain, Lisa.................30 Mcllvaine, Terrence............73 McKinley, Judy, . .,..73,134 McLaughlin, Gayle..............30 McLaughlin, Patrick......30,140 McNeelan, Lori....... 126, 140, 225 McNeclan, Terri............... 73 McQuilken, Anne...............,73 McQuil ken, John......49, 128,152 Meals, Cheryl .............49,142 Meals, Pamela . .... 73 Mehaffy, Erin.............30, 143 Meinc. Evelyn 31, 166,169,171,175, 127, 141, 147, 152 Meissner, Chris................61 Mellinger, Randy.....107,61,122 Mellish, Patrick Menning, Alyssa. . .73, 132,118, 121 Meaning, Denise..........31,133 Menough, Diane.................61 Mentis, Barbara . . .31, 173,127, 133, 147 Mercer, Ann ......................61 Mercer, Carl......................31 Mercer, Lynn......................73 Mercer, Phyllis. . 31,139,144, 145, 147,148 Mercer, Ray______________ 31, 119 Merino, Desiree ................ .31 Mcrkin, Arlene . . .61, L32, 152, 223 Merrill, Molly . . .....61, 126, 133 Messenger, Scott................ .61 Messenger, William Metcalf, Christine................73 Metts, Diana.....................73 Metzgar, Cathy . .................61 Metzgar, Debra....................73 Metzgar, Julia...................49, 135 Metzgar, Ray.................... 147 Meyers, Debbie Migliarini, Betty.......61,126, 157 Millard, Daniel...........31,140 Millard, Gwen...............49,142 Miles, Arlo .....................73 Miller, Bonnie.. 73, 123 Miller, Brian................... 49 Miller, Charles ..................73 Miller, Colleen____61, 126, 147, 149 Miller, David.....................31 Miller, Darla .................. 73 Miller, Debra....49, 168, 170, 127 Miller, Dennis..................31 Miller, Donald .........49,116,140 Miller, Fred Miller,James H.................. .73 Miller, James U...................73 Miller,Jason.................... 31 Miller Jo.....................31,131 Miller, Kevin ... 73 Miller, Kevin ....................61 Miller, Lucky.....................74 Miller, Mike.............106,162 Miller, Richard .. .31 173,116,131, 145 Miller, Sherry........32, 172,143 Miller, Terri .................74 Milligan, Carol ...... . ,61, 133,135 Milligan, Steve............ . 119 Millikin, Elizabeth Milliron, Ronald......74,108, 156 Milhoan, Michael .31, 170, 152, 153, 154 Minamyer, Michael .............61 Minamycr, Rolland .............74 Mitchell, Michelle . . . .49, 135 Moffatt, Melissa......74, 132,152 Moffett, Ronald...........74,108 Mohr, James....................61 Mohrjodine................74,157 Montgomery, April ..... ,74 Montleone, Diane.............. 61 MontlconeJoseph .,. . .74,112 Moons, Doug................... 74 Moore, Louise.........61,126,152 Moore, Rob 32, 169, 171, 172,173, 175, 117, 129, 131, 132, 145, 147, 223,225 Morris, Della.............32,162 Morris Joseph Morrison, James................49 Morrison Jon.......... , 61 Morrison, Ken ............49, 120 Morrison, Kim.........49,122,120 Mauer, Gregory Mountz, Sammy.............106, 32 Mowery, Robert........ 74 Mowery, William. .32, 130, 144, 120 Moyer, Greg................... 74 MrugaJa, Michael Mueller Janet........32, 152, 156 Mueller, Richard, ..... ,74,112,152 Murdoch, Michelle..............61 Murphy, Irene 49,132, 135, 136, 141, 149,223 Murphy, Michael...........107,61 Murphy, Theresa................61 Murray, Tom................. 74 Musselman, Karen..........74,126 Musselman, Maryannc 49 Musselman, Todd Myers, Debbie............... .61 Myers, Doug...................49 Myers, Kelly..................74 Myers, Scott............... 6l Myers, Timothy................61 Nannah, Lori..................74 Nadzelshijeff................162 Neumann, Susan.. ........32,143 Niederhiser, Len......61, 128 Nihart, Dennis Nell, Kevin Nell Jim......................74 Nordquest, Rick......32,174,16- Norcus, Mike..................74 Norman, Timothy..........74,108 Notario, Phyllis .........74,152 Notario, Sam..................32 Null, Peter...................49 Nunzer, Cindy ............32,160 Nunzif, Edward ...............74 N u tter, Lora ...........61,135 Nutter, Robin.................74 Odey, Denise................. 74 Odey, Lisa Odcyjeff .................. 49 Ogseh, Lynn................. 49 Olson, Dawn..............61,152 Omweg, Rebecca.......74,171, 146 Ondrejko, Cindy.......... .32,143 Ondrejko, Mary ...............74 Osbum, Robert................162 Ospeck, Marjorie .........49,144 Ospeck, Mary 32, 167, 109,113,126, 127, 133, 158, 160, 161 Ospeck, Mike .................74 Ousley Janet................. 74 Ozimek, Donna ............50,142 219 Palmer, Jim............107,61,122 Panezotc, George..................50 Panezott, James........ ........ .61 Paparodis, Anna...................50 Paparodis, Diane..................74 Paparodis, Dorothy 32, 152, 153, 155 Paparodis, Nancy .50, 133, 152, 153, 123 Paparodis, Roy 50, 116,129,130,223 Park, Melody.............. 152, 155 Pastier, Diane ............... .61 Patterson, John...107,61, 112, 122 Patterson, Yvonne ,32, 175, 127, 131, 152, 153 Patron, Madeline . .61, 132, 147, 148, 149 Patton, Mary..................... 61 Pax son, Gregory..................61 Paxson, Karen . 33, 127, 132, 152,160 Pcppcl, Jack . 75,152 Peppel, Kelly.................50,152 Perrot. Michelle , .62. 132. l4i, 152 Perry, Cathy.....................33, M3 Perscito, Dale ................. 75 Perscllo, Steve...................50 Phillips, David ................. 75 Phillips, Tom 106, 33,129, 130 Piersol.John .33, 175, 128, 130, 122, 120 Piersol, Kathleen......62, 132, 136 Pictrafese, Joni..............75,138 Piriak, Marleen................ ,30 Piriak, Valerie........33, 171,135 Pittman, David............... . .75 Pittman, James....................62 Pittman, Kenneth ............... 50 Pitts. Brad.............. .75, 108 Pitts, Guy..................... 62 Pond. Jane.............33, 175, 153 Plegee.John ..................50,117 Pkgcc, Karen..................... 62 Plummer, Patricia.................75 Pops, John...................... ,75 Pregibon, Renee..................50, L42 Prendergast, Debra . .............62 Prendergast, Harley . ____, ,75, 108 Prendergast, Joyce................62 Price. Debra......................33 Pridon,John . .33, 129. 130, 140,144, 120 Proctor, Barb..........50,156, 123 Proctor, Joan ... 33, 75, 114,152, 123 Proctor, joy Protzman, Jeff...............50, 122 Prychodczenko, Anna ,50, 132, 136, 148,156 Prychodczenko, Mike...........75,156 Pshsniak, Pete.........106, 50, 130 Purrington, Jane ,.50, 127,152,154, 156 Purrington, Julie . 62, 171, 138, 147, 149, 152 Puark, Bob 63,132.119 Purrington, Martha Quinn, David .62,117 Quinn, Dennia....................75 Quinn, Dennis Quinn, Patricia............62, 138 Quinn, Robert 33, 162 Ramsey, Scott...... 75 Ramsey, Ten............... 75, 152 Raymond, Tod ....... ,50, 148,149 Rea, Dan ..................... 33 Rea, Lisa....................62,138 Rabimtabar, Mozhgan . 33, 127,136, 137 Redfern, William . M0 Reed, Carol......................62 Reed, Cheryl 75 Reese, David.....................50 Reese, Linda ....................75 Reese, Judith 62,118,123 Reichle, Doug....................62 Reiter, Roch , , . 62 Reiter, Rorie Reno, Penny .....................50 Reno, Tammy Rich, Bill 106, 50. 111, 129, 130, 122 Richards, Barbara................75 Rickman, Desi ...................34 Rickman, Don . .62, 156 Riehman, Lynette................34, 143 Ricter, Roch ....................50 Riddle, Howard Riddle, Johanna................. 34 Riddle, Leroy ...... ............75 Rif fee, Marsha ....... .62, 158, 145 Rif fee, Michele............62,138 Riffee, Mike .106, 50, 167, 116, 129, 130, M6,119 Riffle, Drew Righetri, Giuseppe , ..............,62 Riley, Sue.........62, 114, 155, 157 Ripley, Randy Ripple, Debbie..........34, 143, 163 Risbeek, Robert ............50,115 Ritchey, Rolland Ritchey, Tamara................62, 144 Robb, Lori....... ... 75 Robb, Sherry...................50, 142 Roberts, Charles................50,140 Roberts, Denise ... 50, 127, 132, 133, MO, 123 Roekhold, Kenneth..................156 Roden, Jamie.........107,62,112 Roelen, Zane.. 106, 34, 129, 130, 140 Roessler. David.....................34 Rohrer, Kathy...............50, 156 Ross, Greg.......................34 Ross. John 107.62, 117, 130, 122 Ross, Lisa.......................75,152 Ross, Laura........34, 127, 138, 144 Rossiter, Patricia. .34, 1M, 127, 132 Roth. Barbara ..... .34. 127.131 Roth, Cheryl . .. .....62, 138, 146 Roth, Bill ........106, 34, 130, L19 Roth, Laura.....................135 Rochbrust, Gisela................34 Rothbrusc. Paul................ 75 Rowcdda, Barbara...........62, 157 Rowedda, Steve Ruark, Kim.........50, 127, 132, 123 Rumsey, Theresa Rutkousky, Gail . 34,109.113,133. 135, 140, 144, 158, 160, 223,224 Rutkousky, Paul..............75, 112 Sabatino, Dave..............107, 63, 117 Sabatino, Mike 106, 34, 116, 129, 130 Salesman, Chris Salesman, Jeff............... 107,63 Saltsman, Mark . ., ..... . 75, 108 Salesman, Tina ... ,63, 133, 152, 154 Saltsman, Vicki ,. 35, 172, 127, 134, 135, 139, M7, 148, 152, 154 Sal vino, Victoria............... 35 Sampson, Melanie.,--------------- 75 Sanchez, Steve Sanlo, Paula ... ___....... 50, M2 Santee, Jay........ ..............63 Saunders, Kim _______...... 50, 133 Schaefer, Alex 35, 169,171, 175, 128, 133.144,148 Scheafer, Chris ..... 75,168,149 SehehJ, Katherine...........63,160 Schehl, Phyllis 35,171, 175, 127, 144 Schtavone, Anthony .. ...........171 Schlcimcr,Jill......... .51,127, 132 Schmid, Marilyn.........63, 133, 157 Schmid, Teresa .........51, 127, 133 Schrock, Sheila _____________..... 51 Schrom, Eric ......................35 Schrom, Karl ...... 107, 63 Schuller, Chris................63, 152 Schuller, Heidi ....................75 Schuller, Andy ........ . 51, 152, 154 Schwartz, Richard. .51, 129, 140, 122 Scott. Leisa .51,168, 127, 132, 136, 138 Scott, Mary..................75,157 Scott, Michael_______________75, 117 Scott, Richard................... 75 Scott. Ron Scullion.John .35, 111, 129, 130, 144 Sebrcll, Rick . 35 Secrest, Patti ...................63 Secrcst, Tim Scddon, Susan ___________. .63 Secvers.Jim ...... .....51, 156 Sekely, James.....................75 Sekely, Richard 35 Sekeley, Robert...................,63 Sell, Donna........... .... .51,171 Sell, Gary................35,140 Sell, Gary Sell, Karen............51,152,155 Sell, Laurel . 35, 127, 145,147,148, 156 Sell, Mark .................75,168,171 Sell, Sharon.......... .51, 152,155 Shafer, Carol..........51, 152,123 Shafer, Hal ............... 106, 35 Shafer, Scott .........75,135, 141 Shan ter, Connie............. ,75 Shaver, Rhonda........... 35, 143 Sheets.James . 106, 51, 111, 129,130, 160,119 Sheets,John.......... .35, 111, 129 Shellcnbcrger, Dan......... 51,122 Sheppard. Mike Sheppard, Rusty ,, .75 Shinn, Barb.......51. 152, 154, 155 Shipley, Mark ................... .63 Shivers, Paul .35. Ill, 126, 129, 130. 146 Shivers, William...........75, 112 Shoemaker, Penny ............ .51,162 Shogrcn, Donald......... 63 Shoop, Kenneth , , .................63 Shultz, Larry Shultz. William .................. 75 Shuman, Barry.......................63 Silver, Elizabeth................. 76 Silver, Susan . .63, 132, l4lt 146, 149, 152 Silvers, Barb 135 Silvers, Betsy.........132, Ml, 146 Simmons, Jeanne .................76 Simpson, Lavonne ................76 Siphioglu, Altug Sipahioglu. John................ . .51 Sisler, Denise..............63, 123 Sisler, Greg ......106, 51,116,130 Skowron, Caryn................. 132 Skowron, David Skrivanck, James Slavens, Theressa......63, 133, 152 Slosser, Luicinda . .51, 133, 136, 156, 159 Smith, Beth . . .51, 142 Smith. Bradley ..............76,108 Smith, Bradley .... 106. 51, 116,126, 129. 130, M6 Smith, Brenda...............63, 138 Smith, Brian . 35, 126, 128, 144, 147, 223, 224 Smith. Cynthia 35, 127, 133. 138, 138 Smith, Daniel ..............63, 117 Smith, David 36, 130, 152, 153, 154, 122,120 Smith, Debra.....................76 Smith,Greg. . 51, 126, 147, 148, 156 Smith, Heather.........63, 114, 123 Smith, Jane.................... ,64 Smith, Kathleen.............36, 138 Smith, Lawrence .................76 Smith, Lorna........... . .......76 Smith, Marilyn ..................76 220 Smith, Nancy ........ . ...... .36 Smith, Pauline..............64, 138 Smith, Penny................51,138 Smith, Rita Smith. Robert ..........36, 174,140 Smith, Sandy . .36, 169, 127, 133, 135 Smith, Sheri................64,142 Smith, Virginia .................76 Smolira, Karen ..................51 Smutko, Kevin ...................76 Snyder, Cary ....................36 Snyder, Chris...........64, 132, 136 Snyder, David ... . . . .76, 152 Snyder, Gary.................76,120 Snyder, Karen....................36 Snyder, Michael . . 51, 128, 122, 120 Snyder, Scott Snyder, Tina .................. 148 Sobocka, Donald . ....... , , 52, 152 Soldo, Gary......................52 Soldo, Terri.................... 76 Solomon, Prised I a . 36 Solomon, Scott ................ 76 Sommers, Jerry............. . 149 Sommers, John ...................52 Sorgc, Scott.................... 76 Southern, William , , ...64, L12 Sox, Debra..............76, 141, 152 Snack, Elisabeth............... 36,135 Spack, Scott................... 64 Sparkes, Peter................ 108 Spicher, Paul................... 76 Spicher, Susan........... . .52, 142 Sposetta,John ...... ............76 Stallsmich, Jill ................64 StaJnaker, Jack...... . ......36 Stanga, Linda. .52,167,127,133, 123 Stanley, Robert.............76, 152 Stapleton, Michael.52, 167, 111, 129, 130,119 Starkey, Cheryl . .......36,152 Starkey, Cindy........... .76, 170,152 Steffel, Holly ......36,174, 127, 143 Stevenson, David............106. 37 Steves, Kathy ..............52, 133 Steves, Kimberly.............. .76 Sciffkr, Karen..............64, 152 Stoffcr, Janet.............. 52, 152 Stokes, Paula....................64 Stokes, Polly....................64 Stone, Carol................76, 146 Stone, Cheryl.........64, 133,138 Stone. Raymond Storey, Wendy ...............64,144 Stoudt, Paula.................. ,64 Stout, Toni ................37, 314 Strabala, Donna..................64 Strabala, Mark........76, 108,117 Strabala, Paul...................64 Strait, Bill ....................52 Strait, Sheri ...................76 Strojek, David.............. . ,64 Sturgell, Ron Suggccc, Carol...................52 Suliot, Diane....................37 Surmacevic, Daniel Sweely, Terri....................76 Sweet, David.....................64 Swctyc, John ......... ....76,112 Sypnko, Barbara ................ 52 Sypnko, Paula..............37,143 Sypnko, Steve .................. 52 Tamari, Timothy ......106,64, 130 Taylor, Janet....................37 Taylor, Ken...................... , 52 Taylor, Mark Tetlow,Jon..................... 52 Tharp, Glenda. ..................76 Tharpe, Charles .............. 76 Theil, Scott ................ 37 Thomas, George...................64 Thomason, Cheryl.................64 Thompson, Peter 107, 64,429 Thorne, William Todd.......64, 112 Tice, Clay...................... 64 Todd, Susan................52,137 Todd, Timothy ................. 76 To! son, James...................37 Tolson,Jeffrey ..................64 Tolson.John..................... 52 Toot, Patti......................52 Totani, Alberta 37, 109,113, 127, 133,158,118 Totani, Vera ...............52, 133 Treleven, Dion . . .52, 111, 130,122 Tullis, Karhy. . 5,174, 142, 152, 223 Tullis, Ronald.....................76 Tyo, Richard...................... 76 ijrv, lUUJilU Untch, Catherine . .. . ...76,2,152 Uptegraph, Richard .5,112,119 Ursu, John 52,152,122 Vance, Elizabeth . .64, 168, 134 VanFossan, David.... 52, 140 Varkonda, Amy...... 76,2, 126,118 Varkonda, John 5 Veon, Eugene 64 Viola, Michael 37 Vogel, D 37, 132. , 136, 140,223 Vogt, Richard 52. 162 Vogt, Robert 77, 108 Votaw, Darcy 77, 146 Vo caw, Gary . 106,52, 118 Votaw.Jill 52 Votaw-. Linda 64,71 Vocaw, Shawn .37, 127, , 133,160, l6l Wagner, Thomas 37, 111, 129, 130, 140 Walker, Gary .53, 145, 152 Walker, Jeff .. 38, 134,140 Walsh, Alfred . .38, 139, 140 Walsh, Tcressa 77, 138 Walter, Donald 64 Walter, Kathy 64 Walzer, Donald 38,162 WaJzcr, Rcbccca .53,142 Ward, Kevin 77, 152 Ward. Margorie . . 38, 166,127, 144. 147, 148, 149, 223 Ward. Patricia 38, 142 Ware, Kim .38, 174,143 Ware, Susan 64 Warner, Daniel 38,140 Watterson, Mark . 107, 64,116 Watterson, Robert 106, 38, 166, 175, 126, 129.130, 133,146 Watterson, Victor . L06, 38,116,140, 140 Waugh, Erin...............77,171 Way, Don......................38 Webb, Lee Webb, Madeline........,, . .53, 118 Webb, Mark.............64,77,112 Webb, Mary Pat ... 18. 38, 166,109, 118 Weber, Valerie............. 38, 162 Weikart, Kim.......... .64, 133 Weikart, Roseann.............38, 143 Weikart, Scott...... , ......,38 Weiss. Joseph.................64 Welling, Vicki............53,142 Wells, Sherry ................64 Wendell, Barbara.........77,148 Wendel, Joanna ...............64 Whinnery, Carla...............77 Whinnery, Carleen ............77 Whinnery, Chris............. 39,135 Whinnery, John......53, 152, 154 Whinnery, Michael . .....53,112 Whitacrc, Nicholas 107, 65, 112,122 Whicacrc, Jane . , . ,53,142, 155, 152 Whitman, Arnold.............. 65 Whitman, Helen ..........65 Wtckarsham, Denise............53 Wickersham, Vicki ... , .65,138 Whdhelm, Mark.................77 Willard, Wendy...........65,132 Williams, Chris..........77 Williams, Debra Williams, John Williams, Mildred........ .... 142 Williams, Steve........... .77 Williams, Susan..... ... .77,149 Willmarth, Dennis Willmarth, Karen ........65, 168 Wilson, Naomi................ 39 Wilson, Phillip.............. 53 Wilson, Robert......... .... .77 Wilson, Timothy..........39,140 Windon, Judith .77, 157 Windon, Steve . . .39, 147,148, 154 Winkler, Dianne ..............39 Winkler, James............ ,77 Winkler, Jill.................77 Wirkner, Rea Wirkncr, Thomas............ .77,148 Wolfe, Carol..................65 Wolfe, Dan...................162 Wolfe, Steve 65 Wonner,Jeffrey.......53 Wood, Karen..............39,135 Wood, Timbra............ .65,146 Woods, Cary..................143 Wooding, Barbara ........77, 114 Wooding, Dave.......... .53, 140 Woods, Karen................ 39 Woods, Larry................ .77 Woodworth, Janice .......77,148 Workman, Debra............. ,77 Workman, Harvey...............77 Wright, Charles .......112:, 118 Wright, Gail..................53 Wright, Robert.............. 65 Wright, Scott .65,133,139.148,149 Wukotich, Gary...............77, 139 Wukotich, Michael.............39,139 Yakubek, David..... 71,139, 149 Yakabck, Nancy...................149 Yakubek, Randall... 39 Yanck, Charles..... 65 Yapp, James Yapp, Roberta.................... 65 Yassem, Marietta Yeager, Beverly...........53, 141 Yeager, Linda.....................39 Yeager, Raymond...................77 Yoder, Brenda.....................77 Yonkey, Robert................. .53 Young, David.................... 65 Young, John ..................... 53 Young, Mark...............53,140 Youtz, Dana..................... .77 Youtz, Debbie.......... ,65, 133,146 Youtz, Ruth...................39,143 Yuhaniak, John......... .107,65, 129 Yuhaniak, Nancy...........77, 148 Yuhaniak, Ted 106, 65, 129, 130, 122 Yuhaniak, Terri.. .39, 166, 169, 175, 127,131, 133, 138, 144,160 Zamora, Joann a...................77 Zangara, Dawn , , , ,65,114, 136,123 Zatko, Alice . 65, 126, 133 Zeck, Robert Zeck, Tom ........................65 Zeigler, David Zeiglct, Randall ......... 39, 162 Zeigler, Susan...................,77 Zellers, Kirk..65,171,117,122 Zentko, Robert Zcppemick, Marion ... .53, 116, 122 Zerbs, Claudia Zcrbs, Victoria ........_____. 162 Zimmerman, Mark .63,170, 147, 52, 223, 224 Zimmerman, Peter ..........65, 117 Zocolo, Thomas .. .65, 139 148, 149 Zomick, Russell.... ...39, 122 . 221 Faculty Index Allen,Jerri .................................... 97 Baker, Margaret ... 84 Beiling, Gerald ...............—................222 Bennett, Don.................................90,116 Bevington, Carl....................................89 Bircalan, Steve ................................. .98 Board of Education............................. 81 Bosu, Ken..........................................88 Burton, Suzanne.................................. .87 Cabas, John A,...................,,........... .81 Caccimclio, Sharon .............................. 98 Cafeteria Workers....... .........................101 Chamberlain, C. Allen........................ ... 100 Citino, Robert ............................ 100 Coboum, Linda ................................. -99 Cole, John....................................... 94 Conkle, Dorothy .................................. 99 Conser, Donald ...................................100 Cope, F. E.......................- 81 Cozza, Mary Alice................................ 95 Culler, Margaret..................................101 Custodians ..................................... 101 Eckstein, Jane .. 89 Esposito, Bill ............................. .84 Fisher, Judilynn ................................ 92 Gallitc, Debbie................................97,114 Gbur, Irene..................................... 82 Hardman, Len ................................88, 111 Hasson, Arlene..................... — 91 Headland, Paul................................... 96 Heim, Helen..................................... 82 Hetrick, Bill.................................... 88 Holroyd, Marylou ............................... .82 Hornung, Vickie................................... 95 Howenstine, Richard............................. -94 Krivonak, Steve....................................96 Loomis, Nancy......................................85 Loria, Boris.................................. .89 LowdermiIk,Judy ................................. -99 Ludlam, Jack................................ 100 Marra, H. Joseph -............................ .80 May, Frances..................................... 86 McKenzie, Jan ............................... 99 Melitshka,Janice . .82 Mentis, Paul ................................90,106 Mercure, Evelyn................................ ,85 Miles, julieann........ t.... •............... 84 Miller, Audrey ............................... .82 Miller, Robert.................................. 100 Miller, Marge......................................85 Monteleone, Anthony.............................81,92 Monteleone, Betty..................................101 Morris, David..................................... 91 Mucri, Robert..................................84,106 Nelson, Robert................................ - .87 Oana, John....................................... 100 Olloman,John...................................... 83 Parks, Frank.................................... .87 Phillips, Cynthia 92 Phillips, Dean................................... 83 Polshaw, Marylou ................... .......... ,93 Pond, Robert .......................................82 Powers, Doris................................... -98 Powers, Michael.....................................83 Predieri, Tim .............................. 9ri 108 Rafferty, Joyce................................... .90 Ritchie, Kirk................................ .86 Ross, Clyde 93, 106 Rossi, Anita ................................... 83 Sabin, Barbara.................................. -99 Santullo, Marilyn .........................-........98 Scoffer, Richard............................... - -83 Stone, Frank.................................. 100 Strauss, Vernon ...............................97, 106 Swartz, David................................. -92 Teriow, Alva................................... .90 Thciss.Janc .................................. 95 Tinsley, Dora..................................... .99 Turner, Donald ......................... -.....- .86 Ulicny, Betty .................................... 84 Viencek, Robert.....................................85 Wilson, Virginia....................................98 Yereb, Jams ...................................... .93 Zeigier, Roger............................ . .83, 106 Zimmerman, Galen.................................- .91 222 INDEX EDITOR: Kathy Tullis ASST. FACULTY EDITOR: Lori Lantz ASST. CLASSES EDITOR: Mike Doyle Yearbook Staff ACHIEVEMENT EDITORS: Cindy Loudon, Margie Ward. GENERAL STAFF: KNEELING: Sally Kendall, Michael Allison, Natalie Gilbert, Kathy Tullis. ROW 2: Mark Zimmerman, Irene Murphy, D. Vogel, Lori Lantz, Rob Moore, Faith Bowman, Arlene Merkin, Gail Rutkousky, Brian Smith, Mike Doyle, Roy Paparodis, Cindy Dominic, Scott Guiler. 22d CLASSES EDITOR: Cindy Dominic EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Michael Allison BUSINESS MANAGER: Rob Moore ACTIVITIES EDITOR: Sally Kendall, Asst. Lori McNeelan, StBSSBWiM
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