Springfield North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1971 volume:

POLARIS North High School Springfield, Ohio 1971 Volume 11 Advisor: Dolly Kline Editors: Mary Hughes and Carole Lemaster in September, 1970, we groped through the computerized maze of scheduling and curriculum, searching for the courses we thought would serve us best. but the actual schooling from 8:10 to 2:54 was only one, small part of the puzzle of life at north, after school we could be a participant or a spectator, strive for individual accomplishment or team success. we sought among our fellow students for someone who would share and care. and we filled our spare time with pleasures of our own making. from a bewildering array of fad and fashion, we had If to choose our styles. we began to study the values we had grown up with and Calley Case Raises Issu u began to search for answers to the problems of our world. For Armed Forces Natioii I tttinndotml ihe Atin and UwuuimI t [wiBxlnl naif S ImprtKwrf no « ly I Iht. in . tr«.ch Im: Ilrrt of I a hoapiiaU All fAT nwdom. C ry t imtitM, '  ■ Reli - Israelis Are Expect( To Spurn Egyptian Pli TlXAVTV-TAPi ■ - m pnKUMi «wl-S - - fvtMJnurd la t1 It IMS mOf T ' UuL I ' .Mr  in June, 1971, the pieces fell into place. all we had thought, dreamed, shared, and worked for during the past year molded our lives into unique shapes which we must learn to fit into the pattern of a complex society. Martie Flood recaptures a bit of the ' 40 ' s. Curt Britton, Steve Otto, Steve Wilkins, and Tim Worman trim up a bar- bershop song. ' Something Special Arrives On Stage The girls of As You Like It use umbrellas to keep raindrops from fall- ing on their heads. Stage lights dimmed, the auditorium became hushed, and all eyes were focused on the stage. North High talent carried the audience through a half-century of memorable music. The best of George M. Cohan, famous Broadway tunes, the Charles- ton, the jitterbug, a barber- shop quartet, electric guitars, and selections from HAIR were sparked by slapstick comedy routines. The pro- gram had Something spe- cial for everybody. Here ' s As You Like It in action. Dolly (Patti Smith) prays for guidance. Misunderstanding Explodes Verena (Peggy Duncan), the family breadwinner, asserts her authority. A Southern home, a tree house, and flashlights pro- vided the atmosphere for THE GRASS HARP, a drama in two acts by Truman Ca- pote. Simple-minded and overprotected Dolly Talbo (Patti Smith) escaped to a tree house in order to pro- tect her dropsy cure recipe from the ambitions of her older sister Verena (Peggy Duncan). Sharing her exile were Dolly ' s ward Collin (Curt Britton), the maid Catherine (Gale May), and Judge Charlie Cool (Jim Hagen). After a romance, a fish bowl bath, and a shoot- ing, a bittersweet ending re- sulted as the sisters were reunited. Blackberry wine, a glowing fire, and congenial company (Patti Smith, Gale May, Jim Hagen, and Curt Britton) warm a chilly night in the woods. Self-appointed agents of law and order (Gary Miller, John Woodrow, and Ed Varno) disrupt the peaceful existence of the runaways (Gale May, Jim Hagen, Patti Smith, and Curt Britton). The situation explodes when Collin (Curt Britton) is shot during the confusion. Sobered by tragedy, the townspeople regret their misguided intervention in a family quarrel. Coming Home 1970 Homecoming 1970 began in the crackling blaze of the pep rally ' s bonfire. Excite- ment mounted at pregame activities as the new queens arrived in sputtering antique cars and were crowned while North ' s marching one hun- dred performed Lara ' s Theme. With victory as their goal, the Panthers unleashed their muscle to overpower the Centerville Elks, 20-8. As the grid faded, into focus came the Back When dance floor with its old-fashioned lampposts and checkered tableclothes. The colorful balloons suspended from the rafters floated to the floor during the traditional Queens ' Dance. The subsequent pop! pop! of bursting balloons interrupted many romantic moments. Eleven-thirty came, amplifiers were unplugged, bright lights flicked on, and Homecoming 1970 was over. Flustered Flannery flips Dee Dee Downs and Paul Chat- field dance Eskimo style. Homecoming Royally TOP LEFT: Queen Nancy Bridgman and Tom Hartman. TOP RIGHT: Queen Iris Parker and Jim West. TOP CENTER LEFT: Queen Debbie Birch and Ron O ' Brien. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Queen Susie Speros and John Kuhns. CENTER RIGHT: Queen Jenny Taggart and John Bauer. BOTTOM: Bob Diehl, Queen Martie Flood, Queen Kathie Mef- ford, and Ed Sanders. U.S.A. Portrays America ' s Growth U.S.A., the 1971 Thespian play, was the personification of the United States in character. The lives of the various characters paralleled the social and financial growth of the U.S. through World War I to the Great Depression. A series of newsreels between scenes related the history-making events of the times. Carrying on a sociable conversation are Eric Wag- ner, Gail Scott, and Tom Wilson. Linda Blackwood reveals more of her character in a monologue. Susan Eberling waits for the next cue. Modeling the apparel of the gay nineties are Gail Scott and Eric Wagner. Even the cast must help on sets, as Ed Varno finds out. WM D ■■■ wK KS m ' EIH ■ m K H « M HBIBi r HT ' bB Bi l. jflHi H M H M. - i r ' ■c ' y p itgv- , 3| B m flf )■■ The cast sits quietly listening to last-minute directions. Jail is not necessarily an unhappy experience. Are you sure you want to marry him, dearie? Sadie Rates XXX Merciless Judge Shoenbach orders Bill Montei and Debbie Dunlap into jail. Women ' s Lib had its night at the traditional Sadie Haw- kins Dance, which was rated XXX this year. Ragged cou- ples were rushed into mar- riage by tricky Marryin ' Sam (Mr. Rice) and received white curtain rings as their pre- cious wedding bands. Sev- eral felt a dastardly hand clutch their shoulders as that dirty Sheriff Turner arrested anyone for a price. There was little justice for the innocent as dire sentences for uncom- mitted crimes were pro- nounced by that uncompro- mising Judge Shoenbach. Couples patiently (and im- patiently) waited at the en- trance of the fortune-telling tent, eagerly anticipating the good fortunes which would be revealed to them by Pre- dictin ' Pearl (Darlene Se- doris). Lovers ' Leap, the tra- ditional end for unhappy ro- mances, took a happy turn as lovers leaped off and hit the pile of foam rubber. When not distracted by any of these diversions or by the free popcorn and coke, couples danced to the rock- ing tempo provided by the Crescent Carnival. Sheriff Turner makes The Grab. Women ' s Lib Strikes Again Brenda Holland models her striped pantsuit. Flowered brocade makes a pretty spring formal. Carolyn Thomas and her little friends have their modeling debuts. A cuddley coat is Cindy Mesar- vey ' s sewing reward. Individualism was the thing at the 1971 style show spon- sored by the clothing classes under the direction of Miss Bishop, Mrs. Hart, and Mrs. Parchen. Although the theme of Women ' s Lib was re- flected in the jumpsuits and pantsuits, femininity endured as girls modeled velvet for- mals and flowered dresses. Little sisters, nieces, and nephews added a cute com- plementary touch to the show. White lattice-work and green bushes make a pretty setting for a spring fashion show. Campaign Spirit Hits North Publicity is part of any campaign. Everything from Hunt ' s Snack-Pak to Payton ' s sexy posters to Mr. Peanut Man greeted the student body as they entered the school on Student Government Day. Rousing rally songs and little tags were used to per- saude seniors to vote for the right candidate to represent them for a day in municipal government posts. Marcia RIcketts gets help from Mr. Peanuts. Which witch is which Judge Steve Otto, Commissioner Rick Vince, and Commissioner Bob Bell seem hard at work. Students Applaud Assemblies Free Fare serenades Doris Miller. Wes Fessler discusses setting goals. Janice Patton accepts her tennis certificate from Coach Wilson. Robin Patton eyes his first-year golf award. School Honors The Outstanding The Sophomore and Jun- ior Honor Assemblies re- cognized many students for their outstanding achieve- ments. Bill Michael receives his trophy for placing third in the state in account- ing. Outstanding Student Awards Sophomores Lorraine Adrian English Mark Brown H. P.E. Deborah Grove Math Doug Hammell Math Dee Johnson English Gail Jones Biol. Ken Keller Wor. Hist, Dean Lehman Wor. Hist. Jo Locher English Michele Manuel Biol. Jeff Poland Math Janet Pollens Latin Thomas Quinn Wor. Hist. Sarah Raup Biol. Becky Shatto H. P.E. Roy Smoot Math Kent Wagner Wor. Hist. Miriam Wolf English luniors Rebecca Corry English Anne Frayne Chem. Jody Gittens German Cindy Johnson Am. Hist. Amy Lothschuetz Math Marsha McClure Span. Bill McLemore Am. Hist. A. J. ParKer Span. Janice Patton English Dale Rangeler Am. Hist. Stephanie Shelley Am. Hist. Patti Smith English Kathy Wittke English Here Are The Guys . . . Sarah Brown (Candi Slusser) questions the contents of her milkshake. Nathan Detroit (Thorn Mabra) tries to arrange his floating crap gaine. And Dolls Adelaide (Monica Perrymon) is still faithful to Nathan after a fourteen year engagement. Candi Slusser portrays Sarah Brown, a New York missionary. Performing at the Hot Box are Adelaide ' s Girls. Where ' s The Action? Where ' s the action? At Nathan Detroit ' s floating crap game, of course. So, the guys are gamblers? The dolls? A nightclub singer and a Salva- tion Army sergeant? What a combination! North ' s spring musical GUYS AND DOLLS was just that— a combination of overworked crews, a spirited orchestra, and a hard-working cast. With a cast of characters ranging from innocent Sarah Brown to sleasy Nicely-Nicely John- son, the show provided both the humor and the action needed for a good comedy. Accompanying the singers was the orchestra di- rected by Mr. Smarelli. Benny Southstreet (Curt Britton) and Nicely Nice- ly (Tim Worman) add a comical touch to the show. After drinking too much, Sarah Brown (Candi Slusser) starts a bar room brawl. Happy Couples Catch ' ' Yh Dim lights, soft music, graceful palm trees, and gurgling fountains combined to create the exotic atmo- sphere of a tropical paradise at North ' s first open prom. Following tradition, the Ju n- iors hosted this formal dance in honor of the soon-to-be- graduated seniors. Seniors Martie Flood and Ed Carter reign as King and )ueen of the Junior-Senior Prom. Sophomores Serve Refreshments Sophomore Workers: Sue Hart, Doug Westfall, Mike Ronemus, Su-Ann Barnett, Pete Greenwall, and Becky Bishop. ' Shelter Performs At After-Prom After the formal dance, couples relax at After Prom. Sleepy students settle down in the comfortable chairs of the Regent Theatre. At midnight, the action moved to the Women ' s build- ing at the Fairgrounds where energetic couples danced to the music of Shelter, a local rock band. Their more fa- tigued friends took advantage of the chairs and free refresh- ments. Later, all relaxed at the Rolling Stones ' film Gimme Shelter. The next day, area parks were filled with sleepy teenagers ending their big weekend with pic- ORGANIZATIONS Gleefully They Sing! rf t | --f.p- ' f Boys ' Glee Club FIRST ROW: Jeff Davis, Kevin McGowan, Jim Diehl, Dave Johnson, Jim Hoagland, Mahlon Merchant, Walter Doss, Sean Diltz, Don Henderson, John McDaniel, Kenny Bradford, Kevin Jones, Chuck Grimes, Chris McCombs, Keith Morgan, Scott Thacker, Dick Peairs, Steve Wilkens, Kevin Hill, Doug Westfall, Mike Ronemus, and Ed Schultz. SEC- OND ROW: Richard Rogers, Larry Spicer, Sam Petroff, Rick Broderick, Monty Demmy, Bill Nigel, Gary Miller, John Peck, Byron Elliott, Eric Wagner, Kevin Follrath, Carl Marshall, A. J. Parker, Tom Cameron, Bill McLemore, Tim Swonger, Jim Gebele, Pete Greenawalt, and Chris Smith. THIRD ROW: Lynn Rowland, Tom Ray, Howard White, Mike Kuss, AJlen Perkins, John Blackwood, Ted Elliott, Richard Miller, Steve Walters, Earl Yancy, Monty Davis, Brad Campbell, Jeffrey Turner, Rudy Jones, Ron Jenkins, Ken Elder, Mark Sellers, Nathan Stephens, and Bryan Portz. FOURTH ROW: Curt Britton, Mark Smith, Jim Hagen, Tom Hartman, Mike Cain, Steve Otto, Steve Hetico, Jim Roush, Eric Ronemus, Tom Wilson, Allen Wolf, Tim Worman, John MacLean, Neil Bernstein, Paul Henderson, Herb Dan- kert, Anthony Wagner, John Plotts, Jeff Deer, and Bill Montei. Ohio State ' s Men ' s Glee Club demonstrates its showmanship at North. Earl Yancey gives Old Mother Hubbard a new twist. Varsity Girls ' Glee Club FIRST ROW: Michelle Freed, Lois Brown, Hollie Adkins, Cheryl Wiegel, Sandra McQuirt, Beverly Bishop, Deb- bie Moone, Lora Weikert, Joyce Dehart, Joyce McCauslin, Kerry King, Tina Ryman, Gloria Bennett, Gayla Hypes, Robin Brazzell, and Joyce Conover. SECOND ROW: Kay Wichner, Cheryl Mosie, Susan Ray, Pam McCain, Sheila Kerns, Debra Conner, Julie Mann, Sherry Brumage, Jenny Smith, Cynthia Fenters, Paula Hook, Rebec- ca Morrison, Robin Massie, Barbara Lynch, Kyle Jackson, and Beverly Strait. THIRD ROW: Margie Detty, Me- linda Snyder, Sandra Dessinger, Joyce Bethel, Diane Cherubini, Diana Vest, Lynn Furay, Marianne Ackerman, Laura Roby, Jane Bogstie, Christine Deer, Joan Johnson, Betsy Baker, Robin Cottrell, Mary Harwood, and Mar- got Brazzell. Sophomore Girls ' Glee Club FIRST ROW: Kathryn Spitler, Valerie Roush, Janet Pollens, Vicky Kauffman, Barbara Buchanan, Kathy Quin- ton, Cindy Gardiner, Michele Manuel, Kim Day, Reda Spicer, Priscilla Levine, Georganne Whalen, Georgia Ed- mond, and Nancy White. SECOND ROW: Jane Lupfer, Patricia Massie, Cynthia Kenney, Sharon Hawke, Di- ane Leach, Christie Gamp, Denise Corwin, Jennifer Gwyn, Jan Byerman, Deborah Truman, Kathleen Mitman, Nancy Rankin, Melanie Garvin, Diane Aker, Cynthia Starr, and Kim Mendenhall. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Craig, Leigh Fisher, Denise Naumoff, Kathy Mallet, Bertha Kettlehake, Lisa Moser, Dee Johnson, Peggy Williams, Mary Hughes, Deborah Grove, Susan McFarland, Debra Altoff, Carla Cooper, Lee Ann Darnell, and Phyllis Maloney. FOURTH ROW: Kristine Grote, Janet Snyder, Shirley Slough, Janet Sallee, Carolyn Glaser, Becky Sweet, Ra- chel Harbaugh, Deborah Harris, Katrina Wickline, Cynthia Bridgman, Sharon Cutlip, Pamela Outram, and Bren- da Espich. Concert Choir ' s Attitude Blends With Music Grover Baber, North ' s Vocal Director, believes tiiat if a student is totally During a break, choir members involved in the music, he will produce the right sound, employ another form of vocalizing. CONCERT CHOIR FIRST ROW: Patti Smith, Karol Rice, Margaret Duncan, Lisa Strong, Jenny Saum, Marjorie Metherd, Sandra Kendig, Jody Gittens, Helen Henning, Elissa Stewart, Carol Hahn, Evelyn Anderson, Mary Hughes, Mary Chamberlain, Debra Rower, Kathy Bunish, Katherine Glick, Deborah Grimes, and Kathy Gebele. SECOND ROW: Marsha McClure, Yvonne Simon, Susan Eberling, Melissa Wilkins, Kathryn Wittke, Kim McGowan, Deborah Domer, Debra DeWitt, Susan Preston, Christina Yaw, Carolyn Black, Janice Patton, Jill Henderson, Jennifer Schneider, Martha Flood, Nancy Bridgman, and Jo Monteith. THIRD ROW: Steve Wilkins, Kenneth Elder, Timothy Swonger, William McLemore, John McCiean, Carl Marshall, Rick Broderick, Curtis Britton, Thomas Ray, James Hoagland, Howard White, Lee Ford, Allen Perkins, Susan Gray, and LuAnne McDorman. FOURTH ROW: Jeffrey Deer, Neil Bernstein, Thomas Cameron, Richard Peairs, Stephen Hetico, Eric Ronemus, Michael Cain, Stephen Otto, Earl Yancey, Allen Wolf, Thomas Hartman, James Hagen, Kevin Follrath, Timothy Worman, Alfred Parker, David Jackson, and Christopher McCombs. I J f i. i ' 7 1 1 9 AS YOU LIKE IT FIRST ROW: Richard Peairs, Richard Broderick, Thomas Hartman, Curtis Br itton, Jeffrey Deer, Earl Yancey, John Blackwood, Thomas Ray, Steve Wilkins, Eric Ronemus, Timothy Swonger, John Wagner, Kevin Follrath, Thomas Wilson, Timothy Worman, and Stephen Otto. SECOND ROW: Marjorie Metherd, Lisa Strong, Linda Blackwood, Susan Preston, Kathy Bunish, Kathy Gebele, Evelyn Anderson, Nancy Bridgman, Janice Patton, Jo Monteith, Jennifer Schneider, Elissa Stewart, Candace Slusser, Helen Henning, and Kim McGowan. As You Like It Brings Variety As You Like It was or- ganized as a group of thirty juniors and seniors who per- formed musical show tunes, current pop numbers, and old folk songs. Adding a little variety to the group was a band composed of group members Steve Wilkins, Curt Britton, and John Blackwood. The band performed some of their own originals and provided back-up for group and solo numbers. The group ' s first per- formance was the fall variety show, followed by two Christ- mas programs. Throughout the year came several other shows. The grand finale of the year was the overnight trip to Columbus to perform with Joanne Worley for the Miss Mid-Ohio pageant at the Ohio Theater. As You Like It performs under a strobe light. North ' s Symphonic Choir performs in the splendor of the Netherland Hilton ' s scarlet and gold Hall of Mirrors. Choir Travels To Cincinnati Contemporary was the key- note of the 1970-71 Sym- phonic Choir. At the Christ- mas concert, the group gave the premiere performance of Jan Bender ' s The Creation. The choir received national recognition in being chosen to present a concert of con- temporary music at the Na- tional Music Educators ' .con- vention. On March 11, after months of intensive practice, ninety-five nervous choir members traveled to Cincin- nati to entertain the conven- tion with a program ranging from religious numbers ac- companied by electronic tape to a selection from the modem opera Peter Grimes. Later in the spring, the choir received a superior rating at the District Choral Contest, which qualified them for the State competition. Other activities included participation in the County Choral Festival and in North ' s commencement exercises. As the choir and Mrs. Virginia Holl, their accompanist, watch ap- provingly, Mr. Baber addresses an audience composed of music ed- ucators from across the nation. Patterns in Sound is an example of the inno- vative music the choir sings. This year, North hosts the annual County Choral Festival. Symphonic Choir FIRST ROW: Lisa Strong, Richard Broderick, Elissa Stewart, Cynthia Markoch, Christopher McCombs, Mary Hughes, Lenore Shellman, Timothy Swonger, Maureen Stephens, Eric Wagner, Anne Guyton, Mary Chamber- lain, James Hoagland, Kevin Follrath, Marjorie Metherd, Walter Doss, Katherine Click, Sandra Kendig, and Steve Wilkins. SECOND ROW: Kathy Bunish, Howard White, Karol Rice, Richard Peairs, Jody Gittens, Allen Perk- ins, Kenneth Elder, Jean Balliet, Cynthia Cooke, Earl Yancey, Linda Blackwood, Candace Slusser, Thomas Cam- eron, Lee Ford, Judith Anderson, Martha Flood, Margaret Duncan, Patricia Smith, and David Jackson. THIRD ROW: Charlene Freeze, Alfred Parker, Thomas Wilson, Yvonne Simon, Debra Rower, Marian Carey, Thomas Ray, Carl Marshall, Debra DeWitt, Deborah Dunlap, Kathryn Wittke, Jennifer Schneider, Helen Henning, Jenny Saum, Deborah Grimes, Andrew Boiler, and Judith Kerry. FOURTH ROW: Paul Henderson, Monica Perymon, Christina Yaw, Marsha McClure, Beverly Jo Monteith, Kim McGowan, Kathy Gebele, Timothy Worman, Deb- orah Domer, Curtis Britton, Janice Patton, Carol Hahn, James Roush, James Hagen, Jeffrey Deer, Jill Henderson, Eric Ronemus, Lu Anne McDorman, and William McLemore. FIFTH ROW: Eric Rubinoff, Susan Eberling, Susan Gray, Stephen Hetico, Susan Preston, Rebecca Merrill, Neil Bernstein, Carolyn Black, Martha Roby, Stephen Otto, Cynthia Miller, Allen Wolf, Lynn Rowland, Michael Cain, Evelyn Anderson, Thomas Hartman, John McClean, Nancy Bridgman, Melissa Wilkins, and Pamela Williams. rr P-A-N-T-H-E-R-S, Let ' s Go! Dehydrating in the sun, re- hearsing in the 7 A.M. mist, cleaning spats, being thrown into the lake at band camp, and carousing fun were all part of the 1971 Panther Marching Band. Through a deluge of rain and a field of super-slick mud, the band placed first in Ohio and sec- ond overall in Zanesville ' s celebrated Bonanza of Bands. The season ended with the traditional Christmas Greens Sale, which more than doubled the previous years ' high sales and proved that the 1971 Panther Marching Band was indeed the best Effort and concentration make a band member. Majorette Nancy Flood highlights the performance. Musicians Inspire Pep Reserve Pep Band FIRST ROW: Terri Jones, Cindy Riffe, Anne Guyton, Sue Yoder, Bill Knasel, and Veda Spicer. SECOND ROW: Sue Hamilton, Marian Carey, Rob Carse, Jeffery Laird, Eric Rubenoff, and Charlene Stooksberry. Pep Band FIRST ROW: Bill Nigel, Chuck Young, Gary Schreiber, Russ Dern, and Nathan Eckels. SECOND ROW: Mike Porter, LxDnnie Nickels, Jim Yeazell, Steve Barnes, Steve Haupt, and John Hart. THIRD ROW: Lowell Wolfe, Tom Wilson, di- rector, and Terry Black. Pep sums up the spirit of this year ' s Pep Band. Always ready to blare out a tune, the Pep Band attended every home basketball game and kept the Panther spirit alive as the teams retired to their locker rooms. Besides performing rock numbers, the Pep Band was always at the pep rallies bringing the students to their feet with the Fight Song and Pink Panther. And Entertain Dance Band FIRST ROW: Bill Nigel, Gary Schreiber, Russ Dern, and Nathan Eckels. SECOND ROW: Tom Wilson, director. Chuck Young, Jim Yeazell, Steve Barnes, Lonnie Nickels, Steve Haupt, and John Hart. THIRD ROW: Mark Smarelli. The 1971 Dance Band demonstrated the versatility of high school musicians, per- forming numbers which ranged from Going Out of My Head to such old favor- ites as You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby. After numerous performances before the band parents, the Dance Band was featured in a medley of New York tunes at the Spring Band Concert. The Dance Band ' s musical season was success- fully completed by accom- panying the Clark Junior High musical, So This Is Paris. The jjep band promotes enthusiasm. Orchestra: Artistry In Sound Outstanding performance of the day was the apt com- ment made about the North High orchestra by one of the judges at the Ohio State Or- chestra Contest. For the sixth consecutive year, the group received a superior rating. Adding to the orchestra ' s honor, this year more students from North than from any other school qualified for the All-State Orchestra. The sev- en students who performed in this special orchestra were Cindy Cooke, Joanne Hulick, Marty Roby, Darlene Sedoris, Maureen Stephens, Eric Wagner, and Michele Walls. The 1971 orchestra ' s reper- toire ranged from classical Beethoven to contemporary Stravinsky to Feuer and Mar- tin ' s Guys and Dolls. At the winter and spring concerts, Darlene Sedoris (cello), Candi Slusser (cello), Maureen Stephens (violin), Eric Wag- ner (oboe), and Tom Wilson (French horn) were featured as soloists. FIRST ROW: Maureen Stephens, Concertmistress; Joanne Hulick, As- sistant Concertmistress; Jean Balliet, Pam Lawerence, Vencia Ball, Pam Williams, Darlene Sedoris, and Candi Slusser. SECOND ROW: Cindy Cook, Judy Anderson, Cindy Shepard, Lisa Nave, Linda Blackwood, Mark Rutherford, Alice Wittmeyer, Eric Wagner, Dale Shelton, Jackie Goings, Eleni Poulos, Nathan Stephens, and Gail Scott. THIRD ROW: Marty Roby, Diane Titus, Nancy Egger, Barbara Mit- man, Marian Carey, Nancy Titus, Gwen Eickleman, Cindy Miller, Paul Moore, Pat Day, Mike Keller, Lynn Rowland, Roger Sigman, Jo Ellen Locher, Ed Balliet, and Becky Corry. FOURTH ROW: Bob Carse, Terry Black, Mark Smarelli, Sam Petroff, Steve Rabey, Mr. Smarelli, Diane Brown, Amy Lamb, Roger Dern, Tom Wilson, Steve Haupt, Andy Boiler, Becky Shuirr, Judy Kerry, and Shelley Walls. Individual talent develops un- der the sensitive musical direc- tion of John Smarelli. Orchestra Officers Gail Scott, Librarian; Eric Wagner, Student Director; Cindy Cook, Sec- retary; Tom Wilson, President; John Smarelli, Director; Linda Blackwood, Vice President; Pam Williams, Librarian; and Judy Ker- , Treasurer. Long rehearsals, calendar sales, contests, concerts, and fun kept the 1971 Symphonic Band continuously involved in something. Band members got a chance to do their own thing at concerts with solos, trios, and quartets. Guest musicians this year included the Chenowiths, who soloed on the French horn and the trombone, and the South High trombone section. North Bands Combine Marching Band Officers FIRST ROW: Margie Diehl, Secretary-Treasurer; Linda Blackwood, Publicity Manager; and Terry Newell, Librarian. SECOND ROW: Jim Yeazell, Equipment Manager; Nathan Eckels, Drum Major; and Tom Wilson, Student Director. THIRD ROW: Mike Keller, Vice-President; and Terry Black, Drum Captain. FOURTH ROW: Russ Dern, President. Lowell Wolfe practices on the tuba. Block Raises The Roof They know the freezing winds of the stadium, the heat of the gym, the roar of the bus taking them to away games. They know the feel of cups of hot chocolate warm- ing cold hands, and refresh- ment of soft drinks quenching dry throats. They know the glory of winning touchdowns and last-second baskets, and they know the agony of in- complete passes and re- bounded foul shots. Block N is more than just yelling, clap- ping, screaming girls in sweat- ers: it ' s being, it ' s feeling, it ' s belonging. Genie Cox is voted Most Spirited Senior. ' Sophomore Block urges the reserves to victory. A. « - V, m. f H ■ ' - li l m - H ■■fc m m 19 Helen Henning announces Mr. Turner, a vociferous supporter, as Mouth- of-the-Year. Darlene Sedoris, President; Helen Henning, Vice-President; Jenny Saum, Secretary; Monica Perymon, Treasurer; and Eve- lyn Anderson, Sgt.-at-Arms. French Club FIRST ROW: Karen Freed, Joyce Jennings, Nancy Titus, Susan Van Bourgondien, Constance Wain, Joan Hursh, Kurt Sanders, Scott Thacker, Walter Doss, Joyce McCauslin, Stephanie Shelley, Gail Jones, Kathy Bunish, Car- ole Lemaster, Gary Newell, Mary Chamberlain, Brenda Muirhead, Helen Henning, and Kathy Gebele. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Heckler, Mary Anderson, Diane Stultz, Cynthia Miller, Kathryn Mallet, Miriam Wolf, Denise Du- ane, Friscilla Levine, Rebecca Morrison, Dianne Titus, Nancy Castillo, Joanne Hulick, Janet Helfgott, Eleni Pou- los, Valerie Wilson, Genie Cox, Martha Flood, Katherine Click, Cynthia Bridgman, and Mark Rowe. THIRD ROW: Carla Cooper, Barbara George, Charlene Freeze, Cheryl Craig, Jane Lupfer, Rebecca Schulte, Debra Alt- hoff, Barbara Buchanan, Sarah Raup, Diane Brown, William McLemore, Amy Meyer, Suzanne Hamilton, Terri Derr, Nancy Hague, Mary Hughes, and Evelyn Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Anne Frayne, Cindy Shepard, Lisa Nave, Jacqueline Goings, Mary Lou Dillahunt, Edward Click, Thomas Wilson, Joan Schneider, Eric Wagner, Stephen Rabey, John Payton, William Montei, Kenneth Elder, Mark Armstrong, Dale Rangeler, Robert Zolman, Roy Smoot, and Jeff Laird. German Club FIRST ROW: Lowell Wolfe, Chris Davey, Margie Diehl, Margie Methard, Barb Black, Kaye Falkner, Nancy Wag- ner, Thomas Mabra, Jody Gittens, Denise Bierley, Veda Spicer, Lois Brown, and Nancy Crabtree. SECOND ROW: Tim Worman, Susie Gray, Cindy McGinnis, Steve Otto, John Payton, Steve Dabney, Tom Hartman, and Jim Gebele. ' Bonjour, Buenos Dias, Salute, Guten Tag! T J J. Lj L 7 i H i 1 H y lk. ' ' F ' BS V jP I ' B| J JK A h| PI f 1 11 itli Fi m£% Isi r kI i H ft Jl Spanish Club FIRST ROW: Janice Patton, Marsha McCIure, Deb- orah Dunlap, Peggy Duncan. SECOND ROW: Kris- tine Grote, Anne Guyton, Jo Ellen Locher, Becky Sawyer, and Bonnie Maxton. THIRD ROW: Tara Smith, Nancy Taggart, Peggy Williams, Sherry Brum- age, and Mary Teal. FOURTH ROW: Denise Nau- moff, Debra Dunn, Lisa Hayes, and Constance Deck- er. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Campbell, Kathy Smith, Janet Pollens, and Lora Weikert. SIXTH ROW: Ber- nadette Apone, Mary Callahan, Becky Davis, De- lores Lewis, Deborah Grove, Joyce Dehart, Kerry King, and Diana Hartman. SEVENTH ROW: Val- erie Roush, Kevin Follrath, Judith Crabbe, Sharon Cutlip, and Shelley W alls. EIGHTH ROW: Darlene Sedoris, Jenny Saum, Alice Wittmeyer, Missy Rohr, Deborah Truman, Robin Massie, Kitty Baer, Michele Freed, and Kim McGowan. NINTH ROW: Alfred Parker, Phil Williams, Alvin Hill, Michael Epp, and Roger Dern. TENTH ROW: Bob Diehl, Dale Shel- ton, John Sanders, Rick Armstrong, and Dick Pe- airs. Latin Club FIRST COLUMN: Larry Spicer, Kevin Jones, Barbara Aker, Jenny Gw n, Marsha McClure, Jean Stephens, Doug McOwen, Doug Hammel, and Kevin McGowan. SECOND COLUMN: Mark Smith, Greg Harshaw, Edwin Grinvalds, Jack Miller, John Sparks, Lori Miller, Mark DriscoU, Ted Wentz, and Mark Skidmore. THIRD COLUMN: Bradley Campbell, Harry Lapins, Adrianne Ayres, Diane Leach, Sharon Rose, Lorraine Adrian, Sarah Raup, and Chrisanne Dunlap. FOURTH COLUMN: Sam Petroff, Sue Hart, Ann Stephens, Phyllis Maloney, Mindy Votaw, Helen Henning, Barbara Mitman, and Mark Brown. FIFTH COLUMN: Lynn Rowland, Mark Ryman, Sue Schaffner, Beth Kepple, Kathy Mitman, Louise Edwards, Gloria Bennet, Valerie Tarlton, Valerie Wilson, and Janet Pollens. I What won ' t Mr. Turner do for a candy treat? Senorita Peggy Duncan triumphantly accepts the singing trophy from Mr. Pyle. Christmas Is International Holiday spirit reigned as members of the four foreign language clubs gathered for the first In- ternational Christmas par- ty. After sampling native foods and viewing decora- tions at each club ' s booth, the groups competed in a carol-singing contest. While the judges were de- liberating, humorous skits were presented. Then as Mr. Pyle presented the trophy to Peggy Duncan, the victorious Spaniards went wild. Those Germans really know how to celebrate. French Gub members concentrate on singing Noel, C est L ' amour. ' Officers Lead Linguists French Club Officers FIRST ROW: John Payton, Sec- retary; Mary Hughes, President; and Kenneth Elder, Vice Pres- ident. SECOND ROW: Anne Frayne, Program Chairman; and Evelyn Anderson, Treasurer. Latin Club Officers Teresa Kirk, Secretary; Ted Wentz, President; Sam Petroff, Treasur- er; and Lynn Rowland, Vice-president. W Spanish Club Officers FIRST ROW: Peggy Duncan, President; and Janice Patton, Treasur- er. SECOND ROW: Debbie Dunlap, Vice President; Christy Yaw, Sergeant-at-Arms; and Marsha McClure, Secretary. German Club Officers FIRST ROW: Margie Diehle, President. SECOND ROW: Mar- cia Ricketts, Secretary-Treasur- er; and Tim Worman, Vice Pres- ident. THIRD ROW: Steve Otto, Sergeant-at-Arms. English Club FIRST ROW: Charlene Freeze, Marian Carey, Deborah Schulte, Vencia Ball, Eleni Poulos, Barbara Mitman, and Valerie Tarlton. SECOND ROW: Beth Kepple, Denise Duane, Lynn Stybr, Debra Dunn, Rebecca Schulte, Nancy Crabtree, Jody Gittens, Marcia Ricketts, Valerie Wilson, and Bonnie Maxton. THIRD ROW: Diana Hart- man, Judith Keefner, Andrew Boiler, Kent Wagner, Mark Armstrong, Eric Wagner, Miriam Wolf, Kathryn Mal- let, and Linda Blackwood. FOURTH ROW: Karen Freed, Teresa Kirk, Rebecca Corry, Melanie Garvin, Jenni- fer Gwyn, Sarah Raup, Janni Miele, Kristine Grote, Cindy Shepard, Chrisanne Dunlap, Stephanie Shelley, and Kathy Summers. Three Cheers For Merry Old England! English Club had an active, interesting year. An historical Hatloween party masquer- aded as the first official meeting. The programs of the following meetings ranged from poetry reading by Christy Yaw, to a movie, Occurence at Owl Creek Bridge, to a folk song sing- along. Two student teachers, Miss Riggle, and Mr. Byerly, presented a program about England. At another meeting, Steve Wilkins, Jeff Davis, and Bill McLemoreJ;old about their European tour, and the year ended with an election 67 party for next year ' s officers. English Club Officers Bonnie Maxton, Sec.-Treas.; Nancy Crabtree, Program Chairman; Eric Wagner, Vice President; Rebecca Schulte, Chaplain; and Linda Black- wood, President. Future Business Leaders SEATED: Judy Keefner, Becky Merrill, and Bill Michael. STANDING: Kathy Smith, Rhonda Whitmore, Cathy Carter, Rick Rogers, Charles Gordon, Mike Callahan, Debbie Schulte, and Connie Zolman. Wall Street, Here We Come! Future Business Leaders draws its membership from those students enrolled in business courses. Because the club is affiliated with the state and national associa- tions, members may partici- pate in state-wide business tests. This year the Future Business Leaders traveled to Fairmont East where they competed with other schools in several categories of busi- ness. Bill Michael ' s third place in the accounting test enabled him to participate on the national level, which makes this year one of the most successful ever. Future Business Officers Judy Keefner, President; Becky Merrill, Vice-president; and Cathy Car- ter, Secretary. School Bells Summon F.T.A Future Teachers ' Officers Cindy Cooke, Vice-president; Kathy Bunish, Treasurer; Kathy Camp- bell, President; Vivian Cox, Secretary; and Valerie Tarlton, Historian. For the first time in the history of North ' s F.T.A. chapter, a scholarship was offered. Cindy Cooke re- ceived the fifty-dollar award that was financed by F.T.A. members selling stationery and basketball programs and working in the coatcheck. The year ' s program in- cluded visitations to area schools and guest speakers from such varied positions as administrator, student teacher, special education instructor, and kindergarten teacher. The annual May election banquet ended the 1971 season. Future Teachers of America FIRST ROW: Debbie Dunlap, Anita Cooke, Lori Miller, Gail Scott, Becky Morrison, Kathy Campbell, and Cindy Cooke. SECOND ROW: Cindy Kenney, Valerie Wilson, Taryn Adams, Pris Levine, Barbie Lynch, Joyce Con- over, Kathy Decker, Joyce Dehart, Kathy Bunish, Joanne Hulick, and Peggy Duncan. THIRD ROW: Nancy Ran- kin, Jenny Gwyn, Becky Schulte, Cindy Shepard, Connie Wain, Sue Van Bourgondien, Robin Massie, Amy El- liot, Lynn Starcher, Kitty Baer, Vivian Cox, Kathy Smith, and Valerie Tarelton. Bandages Are In Their Futures Education, service, and fun summarized 1971 for the Future Medical Leaders. On a field trip, they toured the new facilities at Mercy Medical Center. Throughout the year they assisted Mrs. Groves in the clinic. By selling candy bars, they earned the one hundred dollar scholar- ship that was awarded to Nancy Crabtree. A formal dinner at Christmas and a spring picnic were fun times for F.M.L. Future Medical Leaders ' Officers Nancy Crabtree, Vice President; Linda Quinn, Trea- surer; Joan McCreary, President; and Karen Ulery, Secretary. Future Medical Leaders Sheila Jones, Sue Yoder, Sharon Kohli, Karen Ulery, Nancy Castillo, Joan McCreary, Debbie Dunn, Linda Quinn, and Nancy Crabtree. G.A.A. Attracts Athletes G.A.A. FIRST ROW: Leigh Fisher, Bernadette Apone, Kay Faulkner, Anita Cooke, Nancy Rankin, Jenny Gwynn, Jean- nie Heckler, Kathy Wittke, Monica Perymon, Sue Barnett, Becky Shuirr, and Debbie Miller. SECOND ROW: Carla Cooper, Fat Massie, Gayla Hypes, Dee Johnson, Christy Gamp, Cheryl Spayth, Robin Walters, Becky Ber- ger, Diane Vest, Susan Yoder, and Brenda Ray. iaisp G.A.A. Officers Debbie Dewitt, Sec. Treas.; Kim Beaver, Pres.; and Denise Hamilton, Vice Pres. Monica and Cheryl play cupid. POLARIS Staff Gets It Together Martie Roby and Rhenda Padlow, .Senior Editors, and Becky Sctiulte, Underclass Edi- tor, surmount difficulties in their sections. Tom Wilson, Business Manager, and Barb Gardewin, Subscription Manager, seek new methods of financing POLARIS. Mary Hughes and Carole Lemaster, Editors-in-chief, swap secrets. Greg Taylor, Sports Editor, does some inside research- ing for his section. Evelyn Anderson, Club Ed- IB itor, tells ' em where to go. A Vencia Ball edits copy with a little help from WEBSTER ' S. Activities Editor Steve Helf- gott thinks it over backstage. Photo Editor Ross Hill makes another important business call. PJ. Purrs For Them Panther Cabinet is tiie student group which plans and organizes events spon- sored by Panther Club, the largest North organization with a membership of seventy per cent of the student body. The Cabinet was kept on the go this year with planning Homecoming and sock hops, decorating the halls before games, distributing district basketball championship pencils to Panther Club members, and selling Booster bars. P.J. Panther, several athletic awards, and POLAR- IS received their support. I wonder how much goes into President Jenny Saum ' s pocket? Panther Cabinet „_«  „ o i.i FIRST ROW: Kevin Follrath, Melinda Snyder, Susan Eberling, Marty Flood, and Allen Perkins. SECOND ROW: Mary Campbell, Jenny Saum, and Susan Gray. THIRD ROW: Pam Crummie and Dick Peairs. Red Cross Comes To The Rescue Red Cross Club Cindy Cooke, Gail Scott, Tom Wilson, Kathy Campbell, Linda Blackwood, Barb Gardewin, Eric Wagner, Sharon Kohli, Kathy Smith, and Carole Lemaster. Red Cross Leaders Gail Scott, Tom Wilson, and Cindy Cooke. Chess Club SEATED: Clara Brown, Mike Callahan, and Jim Diehl. STANDING: Mark Skidmore, Bev Overacker, Jim Quinn, Jeff Laird, and Doug Overacker. Right On With Chess Club! North ' s Chess Club com- peted in W.O.L. chess meets with seven other schools this year. The club finished with a 4-3 record. At the state chess tournament North finished twenty-fourth out of fifty-one teams. They played eight rounds, with three rounds won, three lost, and two tied. spectrum Explores Environment Spectrum FIRST ROW: Ed Balliet. SEC- OND ROW: Mary Anderson, Sarah Raup, and Becky Marsh. THIRD ROW: Jean Balliet and Katie Click. FOURTH ROW: Jody Gittens, Denise Bierley, Kathy Wittke, Lois Shaffer, and Bon- nie Maxton. FIFTH ROW: Ven- cia Ball, Janni Miele, and Kathy Gebele. SIXTH ROW: Carolyn Black, Keith West, Jim Quinn, Scott Thacker, and Cliff Odom. SEVENTH ROW: Jane Bogstie, Mike Kuss, Terry Black, Jim Stir, John Payton, Dale Rangeler, and Greg Taylor. EIGHTH ROW: Mr. Braun and Mark Skidmore. Spectrum Officers Peggy Duncan, Secretary; Tim Worman, Vice President; John Payton, President; and Katie Click, Treasurer. Staff members Kathy Smith, Dick Fyffe, Susie Bartruff, Laura Roby, Pam Williams, Debbie Dunlap, and Delores Lewis collect the latest students ' suggestions. STENTOR Reports Another Year Mrs. Grosh is rewriting another article. Panthers Scalp India Vorsiry Snotches Viclory Editors Kathy Campbell and Vivian Cox discuss an upcoming issue. 4 STENTOR l| _2 Norths Orchestra Presenrs Scahomorei Tp Cheer New Members Fill Vacancie Chofol Grou DS To Perform - ' S ■: -r ' r rJ ' £S. ' ' ' tS ' l Genie Cox isn ' t too impressed with Mark Rowe ' s photograph- ic ability. Quill and Scroll FIRST ROW: Mark Rowe, Greg Murphy, and Tom Wilson. SECOND ROW: Kathy Smith, Debbie Dunlap, Kath- leen Campbell, Pamela Williams, Carole Lemaster, Vivian Cox, Mary Hughes, Becky Schulte, Katie Glick, and Ev- elyn Anderson. ABSENT: Suzanne Bartruff, Genie Cox, Denise Downs, Celia Huddle, Susan Preston, Steven Helf- gott, Vencia Ball, and Gregory Taylor. Quill And Scroll Expands To Twenty-one Quill and Scroll is an inter- national honorary society for journalism students. In order to qualify for this group, one must be in the upper one- third of his class and be an active worker on either the STENTOR staff or the POLARIS staff. Lights! Camera! Action! International Thespians FIRST ROW: Bonnie Maxton and Katie Click. SECOND ROW: Valerie Wilson, Patti Smith, Pris Levine, Kathy Mallet, Sarah Raup, Linda Blackwood, Sue Eberling, and Kevin Follrath. THIRD ROW: Kim McGowan, Monica Pery- mon, Eric Wagner, Peggy Duncan, Mary Harwood, and Joannie Schneider. FOURTH ROW: Dick Peairs, Curt Brit- ton, Jim Yeazell, Tom Wilson, Mike Schulsinger, and Mim Wolfe. International Thespians, an organization for high school students interested in the theatre, had a busy year attending the musical HAIR and GEORGE M., sponsor- ing the Readers ' Theatre production of U.S.A., and picnicking at the year ' s end. Induction into this group is based upon an application and the number of service hours one has devoted to North ' s drama productions. Honorary Recognizes Speakers Forensic League FIRST ROW: Gail Scott, Margie Diehl, Linda Blacicwood, and Kathy Gebele. SECOND ROW: Mike Schulsinger, Car- ole Lemaster, Valerie Wilson, Nancy Crabtree, and Tom Wilson. The National Forensic League is an honorary or- ganization for speakers. This year ' s members participated in a two-day tournament at Ohio University. The N.F.L. joined the International Thespians for an end-of- the-year picnic. Orators Compete This year ' s Speech Team gave up their Saturday morn- ings to travel as far as Colum- bus and Dayton for tourna- ment competition. The speak- ers made their best showings at the Ohio High School Speech League Tournament at Fairmont East. Linda Blackwood took second place in original oratory, Tom Wilson received third in boy ' s extemporaneous, and Gail Scott tied for fourth position in girl ' s extemporane- ous. Captains, Linda Blackwood and Tom Wilson, recruit members for Speech Team. Speech Team KNEELING: Gail Scott. ST ANDING: Kathy Gebele, Mike Schulsinger, Linda Blackwood, Ed Varno, Curt Britton, Mark Armstrong, Joan Schneider, and Valerie Wilson. NOT PICTURED: Margie Diehl, Nancy Crabtree, Jim Gebele, Carole Lemaster, and Tom Wilson. Students Invade The Office Nancy Castillo distributes sub- versive materials to the teachers. Peggy Duncan and Lois Shaffer are busy with another of their duties— talking! Connie Wain and Amy Meyer look up students ' vital statistics. Where else would you find Jerry Garrett and Bill Davis? Gym Assistants Offer Help Gym Assistants FIRST ROW: Delores Lewis, Cheryl Wiegel, Sue Grote, Janice Hunt, Pam Crummie, and Taryn Adams. SECOND ROW: Linda Brown, Marty Roby, Tony Jones, and Gayla Hypes. Workers Lend A Hand Library Workers FIRST ROW: Anita Dodson, Cindy Peters, Karen Freed, Bonnie Maxton, Sherry Brumage, and Brenda Massie. SECOND ROW: Mike Schulsinger, Linda Engle, Marianne Ackerman, Elaine Young, Sandy Marrs, and Cindy Mesarvey. Bookstore Workers Mr. Markeson, Kaye Faikner, Cheryl Mosie, Joyce White, Jeanne Horton, Gayle Roberts, Jennifer Ehrhard, and Kathie Mefford. Clinic Workers Amy Myers, Lora Weikert, Melanie Cubbage, Marianne Ackerman, Joyce Dehart, and Joan McCreary. Permanent Stage Crew Christopher McCombes, Michael McKeever, James Yeazell, and Mi- chael Schulsinger. The initiates make the long march to the stage. National Honor Society FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lebold, Herald Patrick Day, Russel Dern, Mary Hughes, Greg- ory Taylor, Eric Wagner, Evelyn Anderson, Vencia Ball, Jean Balliet, Bonnie Maxton, Margaret Duncan, Marjorie Diehl, Kathy Ge- bele, Barbara Black, Ken- neth Elder, Nancy Crab- Becky Schulte, and Mr. .Lynch. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Cooke, Kathleen Campbell, Kathy Bunish, Michael Buckley, Linda Blackwood, Terry Black, Neil Bernstein, Kathryn Baer, John Payton, Janice Patton, Douglas Over- acker, Rebecca Morrison, Lori Miller, William Mc- tree, Thomas Wilson, Lemore, Michael McKeev- Honor Society Inducts Forty-Six Senior members perform the ceremony. Tom Wilson, Regent of Honor, co-ordinates the initiations. ' ' ' ' fT f BvirM JMM i U in 1 JS ' iiw fl er, and Marsha McClure. THIRD ROW: Janet Helf- gott, Jody Gittens, Anne Frayne, Martha Flood, Amy Elliot, Walter Doss, Steve Dabney, Genie Cox, Jenny Smith, Stephanie Shelly, Stephen Otto, Mary Shay, Jennifer Saum, Lynn Roland, Mark Rowe, and Richard Peairs. FOURTH ROW: Carole Lemaster, Michael Keller, • Gary Keene, Joan Hursh, Jo- anne Hulick, Helen Hen- ning, Steven Helfgott, Alice Wittmeyer, Pamela Williams, Michelle Walls, Valerie Tarlton, Robert Stromsted, Lynn Starcher, and Patti Smith. Carole Lemaster receives her membership. Kathy Gebele enjoys the refreshments at the Honor Reception. The 1971 initiation of forty-six members into North ' s chapter of the National Hon- or Society was a blending of the new and the old. The newly-revised ritual at- tempted to make the speak- ers ' messages more meaning- ful to the students. Also, a new post of Historian was created. In that role Kathy Gebele explained the history of the society. Greater stu- dent involvement in the as- sembly was obtained with the inclusion of the orches- tra ' s and Varsity Women ' s Glee Club ' s presentations. Bowing to tradition, as in past years, the speakers re- presented the society ' s ideals. Tom Wilson served as Regent of Honor; Ken Elder; Torch bearer; Mary Hughes, Schol- arship; Vencia Ball, Char- acter; Eric Wagner, Service; and Peggy Duncan; Leader- ship. Harriers Cross The Country Thirteen wins and one loss were evidence of North ' s Cross Country team ' s record- breaking season. Shattering North High ' s best times, Sean Diltz ran the two-mile hill course in 10:06.5 minutes. Going on to the Ohio State Meet, Sean placed 44th in a field of 124. Team captain, Senior Mike Mills, led the team to a first place in the Clark County Meet and a fourth place in the W.O.L. Meet. For accumulating a three-year distance of 731 miles, Mike became an hon- orary member of the 700- Mile Club. The team and graduate harriers ran over 500 miles in a twenty-four hour marathon to demon- strate team spirit. The Gold Brick Award went to Senior Joe Baldwin for achieving his best time with a phenom- enal handicap— two left shoes!!! Cross Country Team FIRST ROW: Sean Diltz, Mike Mills, Mark Rowe, Bob Garrett, Greg Brock, Lowell Wolfe, and Joe Baldwin. SECOND ROW: Paul Moore, Chris Davey, Ben Baldwin, John Hart, Eugene Weaver, Mark Ryman, Steve Schuler, and Coach Jim Rolfes. THIRD ROW: Managers Doug Walters, Jim Roush, and Don Coberly. fe- ! 1 v .i- ,,. i.C: At JTi ' Ai Teams Pose On Gridiron On the Panther gridiron seven members were dis- tinguished by being selected for the All-City Team. Jim West, Most Valuable Player; Rick Vince, Honorary Captain; and Craig Stinnet, Gold Helmet Award winner provided team leadership. More honors came to Jim West and Jim Payne as they were named to the All W.O.L. Team. What the HECK is he doing ) MM Coaches Bob Glover, Reserve Team; John Dudding, Offensive Line; Ron Deem, Head Coach; Rollie Schultz, Offensive Bacicfield; and Tom Palmer, Defen- sive Backfield. WJl ' «I Starting Defensive Team LINE: Mike O ' LaughIm, Phil Kuss, Dan Dingier, Craig Stmnet, Steve Shrader, and Monte Brigham. BACKFIELD: Tim Swonger, Rick Stinnet, and Doug Cox. SECOND ROW BACKFIELD: Ron May, Jim Payne, and Steve Cherry. V .- ' Starting Offensive Team LINE: Tom Green, Mark Thomas, Bob Regan, Steve Hitchcock, Earl Yancey, Rick Vince, and Steve Walters. BACK- FIELD: Bruce Carter, Bob Wineberg, and Jim West. QUARTERBACK: Greg Murphy. I T v Panther Action Checks Opponents Go! Go team PLEASE???? i Bruce Carter runs an end-around sweep. Panthers Chase The Pigskin Although the 1970 Panther football season didn ' t record a fantastic winning streak, the team actually performed bet- ter than their 3-6 record might indicate. Faltering only in the fourth quarters, the Pan- thers compiled, on an aver- age, more points in the first, second, and third quarters than their opponents. In- juries plagued the team, and head coach Ron Deem was forced to shuffle player posi- tions. f ?ffl S K ' %L ■ ' A tk W ¥ , ii M ' d m - ' X IS Hf H :;;d | Craig Stinnet guides the defensive players. Block N wraps West up in Panther paper. %. r tV Gymnasts Personify Grace The frequent losses of both the Girls ' and the Boys ' Gym- nastics teams did not detract from individual accomplish- ments. Susie Speros, voted the Most Valuable Girl Gym- nast, had a successful year on the trampoline. Darlene Burkepile showed great ver- satility, competing in floor exercise, tumbling, and bal- ance beam. Janice Hunt, along with Susie and Darlene, received a third year varsity plaque. Gerry Garrett, voted the Most Valuable Boy Gym- nast, did an outstanding job on the parallel bars, rings, floor exercise, tumbling, and trampoline. Gymnastics Team (1) Mark Ryman (2) Janice Hunt (3) Ed Schultz (4) Sean Diltz (5) Diane Cherubini (6) A. J. Parker (7) Jeff Turner (8) Pam Crummie (9) Paul Doege (10) Jerry Garrett (11) Lisa Moser (12) Christy Deer (13) Doug Estep (14) Cindi Pope (15) Bill Torsell (16) Susie Speros (17) Nancy Titus (18) Grant DesCombes (19) Takehiko Nishi (20) Lisa Strong (21) Carol Hahn (22) Jenny Taggart (23) Dick Peairs (24) Martie Flood (25) Heidi Deiderichs (26) Christy Grote (27) Nancy Flood (28) Darlene Burkepile (29) Nancy Bridgman (30) Jeanie Heckler Wrestling Team FIRST ROW: Carl Reardon, Jim Roush, Donald Oiler, Clyde Ward, Merrit Wichne.-, and Ron O ' Brien. SEC- OND ROW: Coach John Dudding, Mike Buckley, Mike Carlo, Pete Hall, John Grueser, John Horner, and Coach Kolb. THIRD ROW: Steve Warren, Lowell Wolfe, Gerald Campbell, and Roger Sigman. Panther Matters Roll To Victory Panther wrestlers rolled out the mats for their ninth win- ning season. Individual efforts contributed to the team ' s placing seventh in the W.O.L. encounter, with Jim Roush, Honorary Captain, and Ron O ' Brien, Most Valuable Wres- tler, each taking a second in his weight class. Mike Buck- ley, Most Improved Wrestler, became the second North wrestler to achieve a W.O.L. championship by placing first in the 126 pound weight class. Jim Roush stays on top. Ron O ' Brien gets The Pin Reserve Basketball Team FIRST ROW: Steve Walters, Kevin Hill, Charles Lane, Mike Cain, John Fritts, Monte Brigham, and Kerry Roth. SECOND ROW: Greg Harshaw, Harry Lapins, Coach Rolfes, Gene Bamett, and Steve Shuler. Sophomore Basketball Team Kevin Jones, Vernon Evans, Tioga Moore, Jeff Scott, Bob Brown, Bryan Portz, Rudy Jones, Paul McDavid, John Plotts, Pete Miller, Don Henderson, Scott Holland, Eric Sparks, Ben Baldwin, Monty Corvin, Ed Grinvalds, and Coach Fralick. Underclassmen Learn The Ropes The 1970-71 Reserve Basketball Team ended a successful season with twelve victories and six losses. The Best Defensive Team in the W. O. L., it allowed an aver- age of only 38.4 points in each of the nine W. O. L. games. Honorary Captain Kevin Hill was the high scorer of the season with a total of 219 points. The Sophomore Basketball Team showed spirit and teamwork as it brought home fourteen wins and only one loss. With a 9-0 league re- cord, the Sophomores se- cured the tide of W. O. L. champs. North Gets The Fever! Varsity Basketball Team FIRST ROW: Mark Sanderson, Rick Stinnett, Ron May, Jake Wagner, Greg Murphy, Bruce Carter, and Coach Hen- derson. SECOND ROW: Harry Lapins, Ed Carter, Frank Ayers, Craig Taylor, Craig Stinnett, and Frank Rolfes. The Pace Quickens 1 iSi sHHRl Qf F £ H l l H A rebound is Craig ' s objective Craig fights for a basket. We Are Number One!! ■ irfi ' ' i MTti ' l i ! ItiilT ' i 2 Welcome tol mM F ' BN i B r 1 ' M Winning is Ecstasy!! The 1971 District Champs are inspired by Coach Don Henderson ' s dedication. i4 Above: Junior Greg Murphy battles for a rebound. Top Right: Chalk up two more points for North ' s leading scor- er Frank Ayers! Bottom Left: Frank Rolfes proclaims that We ' re Number One! i,i tv ■- f G Swim Team FIRST ROW: Tim Bruce, Kurt Pontine, Jack Doege, Paul Numbers, Tony Wagner, and Doug Walters. SECOND ROW: Dave Johnson, Chris Smith, Bill Montei, Steve Hetico, Doug Westfall, and Mike Ronemus. THIRD ROW: Coach Dunlap, Dave Hoffer, Ken Elder, Sam Petroff, Jeff Deer, Tom Ray, and Brian Brown. Swimmers Splash Down North ' s Swim Team fin- ished its season of tough competition with a record of 6-6, a second place in the sectional meet, and a fifth place in the District Contest. Senior Jeff Deer, Most Valu- able Swimmer, swam his way to a third place in a field of twenty-four in the State In- dividual Medley competition. tlSSSJs a hv fi Mermaids Carolyn Black, Nancy Castillo, Deborah Dunlap, Evelyn Anderson, Cindy Cooke, Susan Gray, Judy Kerry, Sandy Elliott, Jenny Saum, Elaine An- derson, Chrisanne Dunlap, Susie Ray, Lynn Griffin, and Christy Deer. Jeff Deer demonstrates his ability in the Individual Medley. Watching good competition is nerve-racking. Steve Hetico pushes toward the finish. Track Sets Three City Records In city competition this was a successful season for individual trackmen at North. Sean Diltz set the mile run record; Greg Brock, the two- mile run; and Joe Baldwin, Mark Rowe, Lowell Wolfe, and Mike Mills, the eight- mile relay. Other outstanding team members were Rick Vince who scored the most points individually and Ron May, the Most Valuable Runner. Steve Cherry goes up, up, and away Senior Rick Vince puts muscle into the shot. J, Lee Birt takes the hurdle 1 tW lf |... .J mB ' . Track Team FRONT ROW: Mr. Morrison, Ron May, Mike Mills, Barrie Stephens, Lowell Wolfe, Earl Yancey, A. J. Parker, Steve Nash, Steve Douthy, and Mr. Sanders. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rolfes, Kevin Jones, Sean Diltz, Greg Brock, Steve Cherry, Gene Barnett, Ray Sheets, Chuck Young, Lee Birt, Joe Baldwin, and Bill MacLemore. THIRD ROW: Grant DesCombes, Mike Porter, Rudy Jones, Tony Jones, Rick Vince, Paul Numbers, Dave Stickle, and Mark Rowe. NOT PICTURED: Jim West. Westfall finesses a wedge. Keith Hughes plays with deter- mination. North Hits The Greens Golf Team FIRST ROW: Steve Walters, Berry Fralick, Doug Westfall, Mike Ronemus, and P. J. Miller. SECOND ROW: Coach Schultz, Keith Hughes, Robin Pat- ton, Ed Carter, and Kevin Hill. Robin Patton works his way out of a sand trap. Tennis Team FIRST ROW: Larry Klaben, Ed Schultz, Kurt Sanders, and Ed Miller. SECOND ROW: Coach Spyker, Joe McClaran, Steve Helfgott, Bill Montei, and Doug Kaiser. The Courts Go Co-Ed Tennis Team FRONT ROW: Tary Adams, Cindy Starr, Pris Levine, Margie Diehl, Sue Hamilton, and Janice Patton. SECOND ROW: Becky Blevins, JoEllen Loch- er, Carol Hahn, Kay Faulkner, LuAnne McDorman, and Leigh Fisher. Steve slams a backhand. FRONT ROW: Mr. Henderson, Jake Wagner, Mike Hune, Mike Kuss, and Mr. Chimento. SECOND ROW: Greg Mur- phy Mike Cain, Doug Cox, Ed Patch, John Plotts, and Terry Durst. THIRD ROW: Arthur Husted, Rithard Cozad, Monty CorVin John Priest, Don Crow, John Stir, and Jim Hoagland. FOURTH ROW: Scott Thacker, and Don Henderson. Although no school records were broken, the 1971 Base- ball Team held its own with a 9-12 season. Elected co- captains this year were Sen- ior Jake Wagner and Junior Jim Hoagland. Greg Murphy and Terry Patch, Most Valu- able Player, were honored with positions on the second W. O. L. team. Jake Wagner and Terry Durst received W. O. L. honorable mentions. Play Ball! ' m - Tf ■ n  4: W W V Reserve Baseball Team FRONT ROW: Mr. Chimento, Pat Day, Don Brown, Mike Epp, John Stir, and Paul Henderson. SECOND ROW: John Kelley, Jeff King, Doug Mc- Owen, Scott Evans, Brent Bechtol, and Blaire Standley. THIRD ROW: Steve Barnes, Monty Corvin, Ed Patmos, Ted Elliott, Larry Willman, Robert Wentz, and Lewis Jones. NOT PICTURED: Mark Smith, Keith Morgan, and Bruce Edwards. ' ' Wv Murphy fields a line drive. Intramurals Provide Competition Intramural Basketball Champions FIRST ROW: Steve Hitchcock, Doug Westfall, and Bob Diehl. SEC- OND ROW: Bill Fralick, Tim Swonger, and Doug Cox. The 1971 intramural handball champion is Mike Buckley. Intramural Softball Champions „ .. „ ... w,  , u n ,- i FIRST ROW: Jack Lemon, Bill Fralick, and Bob Neidigh. SECOND ROW: Mike Mitchell, Carl Schmoll, Phil Kuss, and Bob Wineberg. Sophomore Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: Jackie Goings, Jenny Gwyn, and Lisa Mosier. SECOND ROW: Nancy Rankin, Nancy Flood, and Karen Rigney. Reserve Cheerleaders And P.J. Generate Pep p. J. Panther alias Missy Rohr or Penny Griffiths smiles for the birdie. Varsity Cheerleaders Mike Zeigler, Diane Cherubini, Sue Grote, Heidi Diederichs, Martie Flood, Pam Crummie, Debbie Moone, and Jerry Garrett. Cheers Urge Team To Tourney Athletes Honored At Banquets Mr. Pitzer presents third-year track awards to Bob Wineberg, Rick Vince, and Jim West. Third-year swimming awards are held by Jeff Deer and Tom Ray. Honorary Baseball Captain Jim Hoagland and Most Valuable Baseball Player Ed Patch seem pleased with their trophies. Sean Diltz receives his Most Valuable Runner award from Coach Rolfes. Jerry Garrett, Most Valuable Gymnast, and Susie Speros, Best Female Athlete, are proud of their achievements. Ron O ' Brien, Jim Roush, John Grueser, and Mike Buckley display their wrestling awards. BASEBALL Don Henderson, Coach Won -9 Lost ■ 12 Tied ■ NORTH Northwestern Shawnee Wayne Xenia Tecumseh Tecumseh Springfield South Stebbins Fairmont West Catholic Central Centerville Fairmont East Greenon Graham Troy Springfield South Northeastern Catholic Central Beavcrcreek Fairborn Baker Shawnee Beavercreek BASKETBALL Donald Henderson, Coach Won - 15 Lost ■ 3 NORTH OFF. Springfield South 46 49 Catholic Central 56 58 Stebbins 85 49 Dayton Fairview 68 48 Fairmont West 59 44 Shawnee 72 49 Beavercreek 43 51 Fai rmont East 67 54 Piqua 70 49 Troy 78 60 Bellefontaine 59 37 Centerville 80 49 Graham 62 41 Fairborn 62 60 Park Hills 106 71 Wayne 95 66 Tecumseh 81 53 Xenia 83 74 TROY DISTRICT CHAMPIONS Trotwood Madison 70 55 Fairborn Baker 57 47 Dayton Stebbins 69 52 Sidney 60 50 BASKETBALL James Rolfes. Reserve Coach Won ■ 12 Lost - 6 NORTH Springfield South 41 Catholic Central 41 Stebbins 46 Dayton Fairview 52 Fairmont West 50 Shawnee 51 Beavercreek 59 Fairmont East 35 Piqua 61 Troy 52 Bellefontaine 57 Centerville 57 Graham 75 Fairborn 43 Park Hills 88 Wayne 50 Tecumseh 40 Xenia 38 CROSS COUNTRY James Rolfes, Coach Won- 13 Lost - 1 NORTH OPP Bellefontaine 20 65 Greenon 20 69 Tipp City 20 72 Fairmont East 31 25 Beavercreek 19 43 Northwestern 19 73 Xenia 18 39 Centerville 24 41 Urbana 24 66 Stebbins 29 33 Shawnee 29 58 Catholic Central 29 119 South 16 58 Northeastern 16 62 Clark County Meet 1st District Meet 3rd Fairborn Invitational 3rd W.O.L, Meet 4th FOOTBALL Ron Deem Coach Won 4 Lost - 6 NORTH OPP Whitehall 43 6 Stebbins 34 Fairmont West 7 14 Beavercreek 8 33 Fairmont East 24 20 Troy 6 24 Centerville 20 8 Fairborn 8 22 Wayne 12 20 Xenia 12 Won - 24 South Central Lima Catholic South Central Central South Xenia Tecumseh Stebbins Northeastern Fairmont West Greenon Shawnee Central Centerville Fairmont East Xenia Greenon Troy Shawnee Xenia Fairborn Baker Fairborn Park Hills Tecumseh Wayne Sectional District State W.O.L. Lost • 2 NORTH 9 2nd 9th GYMNASTICS TENNIS Linda Knox Coach Karen Wilson Coach Won -3 Lost -2 Won -5 Lost- 1 NORTH OPP. NORTH OPP. Troy 52 48 Central 3 2 Xenia 93 60 Xenia 5 Wayne 64 69 St. Joseph 5 Beavercreek 72 74 Yellow Springs 5 Springfield South 66 60 Troy 1 4 Wayne 5 Rich Chimento, Coach Won-0 Lost -7 Stebbins 70 96 Fairmont East 126.2 174.6 Troy 86.7 112.75 TRACK Xenia 141.15 155.45 Jim Rolfes, Coach Wayne 84.8 156.7 Won- 1 Lost -8 Beavercreelt 121.05 144.9 NORTH OPP. Springfield South 70.8 100.1 Shawnee Central 46 45 38 38 Fairmont East 92 35 Xenia 59.5 53.5 SWIMMING Bellbrook 46 53.5 Ken Dunlap, Coach Beavercreek 84 43 Won -6 Lost - 6 Stebbins 50 49 NORTH OPP. Centerville 60 49 Centerville 71 56 Cin. Western Hills 62 35 Fairborn Relays 8th Middletown 68 57 Troy Relays nth Lemon Monroe 68 43 Sectional Finals nth Upper Arlington Relays 4th W.O.L. 5th St, Xavier Relays 5th St. Francis 32 63 Greenfield McClaIn 55 40 Middletown 59 36 WRESTLING Cin. Oak Hills 35 60 John Dudding, Coach Richmond, Indiana 47 48 Won -5 Lost -9 Cin. St. Xavier 44 52 NORTH OPP Cin. Princeton 39 56 Fairborn Park Hills 22 31 Worthington 38 57 Fairmont West 11 40 Lima Senior 53 42 Northwestern 49 88 Sectional 2nd West Liberty-Salem 6th District 6th Graham 26 31 State 16th Springfield South 13 33 Catholic Central 52 3 Fairborn 36. 18 TENNIS Harry Spyker, Coach Won - 1 1 T yict -  Greenon Northwestern Greenview 15 27 49 34 17 8 Shawnee 20 24 Tecumseh 20 25 Wayne n 29 Troy 8 31 Western Ohio League tied for 7th V. ' ' .. Mr. Samuel Dalton Assistant Superintendent Dr. Robert Lehman Superintendent of Schools Mr. Gardner, Mrs. Levine, and Mr. Long study the meeting ' s agenda. Board Plans For The ' 70 ' s Mr. Robert Keck President Mr. Douglas Gardner Vice-President Dr. Max D. Graves Mrs. Harriett Levine Mr. Robert O. Long Mrs. Elaine Zimmecic Clerk-Treasurer Administrator: A Man For All Seasons He also confers with parents and teachers. Mr. Turner, assistant principal, juggles course se- lections to fit students ' schedules. Mr. Ryman, attendance coordinator, checks a ques- tionable absence. Mr. Turner also arranges teactiii assignments. Counselors Offer Guidance Coordinating Counselor Mrs. Lebold and Senior Class Counselor Mr. Wag- ner schedule visits from college representatives. Sophomore Class Counselor Mrs. Watkins and Kim Beaver check attendance. Junior Class Counselor Mr. Shoenbach makes an- other escape to the teachers ' lounge. Secretaries ' Tasks Vary Steve Warren hopes that counselors ' secretary Mrs. Jane Lonsway will overlook his filth absence and approve his exam exemptions. Miss Joyce Cave ' s friendly voice is a part of North ' s public re- lations. Secretary Mrs. Carol Locher, guardian of North ' s gold, also supervises the faculty mailroom. Scissors and paste artist, Mrs. Helen Mustar pre- pares the STENTOR and school programs for printing. ilfiUMitilMiilr inriiiM Secretary Mrs. Maxine Henry runs off another one of those ?%ff@ tests. Students Use Medical Facilities To Roxanne Bubp, everyone is a potential patient. Three milkshakes later. . . Bookworms Unite! Ordering new books is another task of Mrs. Vasseur, head librarian. Mrs. Lewis, assistant librarian, greets parents at open house. Shirley Fowler and Elaine Young help Mrs. Vasseur account for North ' s volumes. Custodians Maintain School Grounds Mr. Philson is ready to attack the lawn. Custodial Staff Seated: Carl Jones, Orin McCoy. Standing: Ralph Philson, Benjamin Todd, Cecil Coleman. Slim Rhodes meets many students on his lunchroom assignment. ' ' Good Food Is Our Business. ?? Here come the Snappy Pizzas! Betty Billet brings out goodies for the North chow hounds. Nellie Miller, cafeteria super- visor, pauses for a coke break. Food Service Nellie Miller, Leah Mitchell, Ailean Daniel, Louise Pellegrini, Gertrude May, Dorothea Mercer, Zenna Emmons, Ruth Sickles, Annette Evans, Barbara Hensley, Sally Davis, Hel en Hester, Dorothy McCoy, Carol Lloyd, Virginia Morris, Alta Miller, Reba Whetstone, and Ada Miller. MR. ARTHUR Band MR. BABER Vocal Music MRS. BERGER English MISS BISHOP Home Ec, Foods Clothing MR. BRAUN Biology MR. BUNISH Biology MISS BURKHARD American History English, Yearbook MRS. CHAMBERLIN English MR. CHIMENTO Eng. Drawing Power Mechanics MR. CHRISTEL Geom., Ind. Math Gen. Math MR. CORFMAN General Math MR. DEEM American History Government MR. DUDDING American History World History MR. DUNLAP American History Marriage and Fam. Rel. MR. FLANNERY Spanish Phys. Science MR. GARLOUGH Coll., Alg., Geom. Math Analysis MRS. GORDON English World History MRS. GRIFFIN Typing, Acctg. Record Keeping MRS. GROSH English, Stentor MRS. HART Home Mgt., Home Ec. Qothing MR. HENDERSON Algebra Computer Math MRS. HOGE Algebra CoU. Math Profiles in Civil. MR. HOWE English, Geography World History MRS. JOHNSON Typing, Shorthand 143 MR. LANE Ind. Math Ind. Arts MISS LEONARD English MRS. LEWIS English, Library MR. MARKESON Physics, Algebra MRS. McDOLE English, Reading MR. McGOWAN Reading 144 MR. MORRISON American Histoiy MRS. NEAL Algebra, Geom. Gen. Math MR. NORDENBROCK Graphic Arts MR. PALMER Health and P.E. MRS. PARCHEN Home Ec., Qothing MR. PITZER Health and P.E. MR. PYLE Govt, and Cuir. Prob. Econ. Theory, Govt. MR. REICHEL German World History Mr. Shoenbach and Mr. Corf- man are charter members of the mustache movement. MR. RICE English MR. ROBINSON Electricity, A-V MR. ROLFES Biology, Speech Physiology MR. RYMAN Art MR. SANDERS Health, Speech Negro History Mrs. Livingston watches her cheerleader proteges perform. If this is a pep rally, where are all the students? MRS. SPRIGGS French MRS. STEWART English MR. STEWART Co-op. Ind. Alts MISS SUNDBERG Latin MR. SWIFT English, Reading MRS. TAYLOR English MR. VANCE French, Humanities World History MRS. WILSON Health and P.E. MISS WOLBERT Typing Office Practice MR. YEAGER Chemistry MRS. YODER English Psychology MRS. ZOLMAN Typing, Shorthand Bus. Math We are marching to Pretoria, Scientists Test Theories And then, while we were hik- ing through the iand lab, I lost my class in the quicksand. Mrs. King hopes that this experiment is not an exploding success. Math Combines Old And New Luanne McDorman unscrambles her homework for the new Computer Math course. ' Round and ' round we go; where we stop, Mrs. Neal knows. English Goes Semester eachers should not eat peanut butter sand- wiches before open house. It ' s storytime with Mr. Swift! 5 ■ ■ 1 M lpiwy Si Hk L i I Hk: M ' Miss Leonard ' s motto is Be specific. ' Language Involves Foreign Customs James Henson, Debra Dunn, and Katherine Smith stage a Spanish television extravaganza. Adrianne Ayers, Anita Dodson, Greg Harshaw, Kevin Jones, Bob Israel, Miss Sundberg, and Mike Ronemus enjoy wearing the latest Roman fash- Good Health Is Their Concern Maybe next year I ' ll be Mr. Arms! Fine Arts Add To North ' s Culture Why did you kick my tuba? Over there, ties are half price. 153 A Hammer Is Man ' s Best Friend Mr. Congo conducts a lively Driver ' s Ed. discussion One of these days, I ' m gonna build me a desk and chair. Homemakers Develop Skills Mrs. Hart and Miss Bishop test their students ' accomplishments. 155 There ' s No Business Like Business How could they confuse ' tort ' with ' torte ' ? Miss Wolbert approves Becky Merrill ' s accounting homework. History Is Never Out Of Date Don ' t tell me you ' re from West Virginia, lady! STUDENTS Executive Board Investigates Controversial Issues Executive Board FIRST ROW: Melinda Snyder, Janice Patton, and Peggy Duncan. SECOND ROW: Pat Day, Steve Walters, Sam Petroff, and Jeff Deer. THIRD ROW: Tim Worman, Jim Roush, Joe Baldwin, and Allen Wolf. Executive Board maintains the Veterans ' Memorial. The Executive Board had a controversial agenda this year with items such as a student lounge, exam exemp- tion, and the underground newspapers. At Christmas the Executive Board sponsored a canned goods drive to help the Dominican Sisters aid the needy Springfield families. They also spon- sored a contest to choose a theme for the Sadie Hawkin ' s Dance. At the end of the school year, the Executive Board planted flowers around North ' s veterans ' memorial. Board members sponsor a successful Christmas canned goods drive. Sophomore Class Council FIRST ROW: Sam Petroff, Nanci Taggart, and Barb Buchanan. SECOND ROW: Dee Johnson, Jackie Goings, Chrisanne Dunlap, and Priscilla Levine. THIRD ROW: Kay Falkner, Miriam Wolf, and Patricia Massie. The Sophomore Class Council members were busy with various projects this year. Early in the year they conducted a magazine sale to earn money for their treasury. They built and oper- ated the marriage booth at the Sadie Hawkin ' s Dance. The Sophomore Class Coun- cil also collected money for the Valerie Markoch fund. At the Junior-Senior Prom, many Sophomore Council members served as prom workers. Ah, would you repeat that, please? Sophomores Prove Ability Sophomore Class Council Officers Sam Petroff, Secretary-Treasurer; Mike Ronemus, Vice-President; and Steve Walters, President. 1 . The Sophomore Gossip Council is in session TERESA ADAMS LORRAINE ADRIAN BARBARA AKER RICHARD ALLEN DEBRA ALTHOFF RONNIE ANDERKIN MARY ANDERSON BERNADETTE APONE RICHARD ARMSTRONG ADRIANNE AYERS BARBARA AYERS BENJAMIN BALDWIN KAIKI BALE EDWARD BALLIET GLORIA BARD SU-ANN BARNETT KATHY BARTRUFF JOHN BAVENDAM ROBERT BEIREIS RAYC. BERRY WILLIAM BEVERLY JOHN BLACKWOOD HAL BLANTON REBECCA BLEVINS DIXIE BOWEN JOSEPH BOWERMASTER PEGGY BOWSHIER RONALD BOWSHIER VICKIE BOWSHIER KENNETH BRADFORD ANN BREMER ANTHONY BREWER JACQUINE BREWTON CYNTHIA BRIDGMAN BRIAN BROWN DEBBIE BROWN DONALD BROWN LARRY BROWN MARK BROWN ROBERT BROWN ROBERT BRUCE TIMOTHY BRUCE BARBARA BUCHANAN RHONDA BURLEY RONALD BURLEY JAN BYERMAN MARY CALLAHAN BRADLEY CAMPBELL JAMES CAMPBELL KAREN CANTRELL TARA CAREY MICHAEL CARROLL JONI CARSON SHEILA CHILDERS STEPHEN CHILES KIMBERLY CHREST HAROLD CHRISTMAN MARILEE CLARK DANNY CLINKSCALES CORINNE COLLINS ANITA COOKE CARLA COOPER LEE ANN COOPER BARRY CORVIN MONTY CORVIN DENISE CORWIN DAWN COX ROBERT COX JUDITH CRABBE CHERYL CRAIG DENNIS CUPPS SHARON CUTLIP CHRIS DAVEY BOBBY DAVIS MONTY DAVIS TERESA DAVIS TIM DAVIS KIMBERLY DAY MAROLYN DECKER AMY DEER CHARLES DEMMY DEBORAH DeMOURE ROGER DERN MORRIS DeROSA TERRI DERR GRANT DesCOMBES IRMA DETILLION MARY DETTY KATRINA DIEDERICHS JAMES DIEHL SEAN DILTZ DANIEL DINGLER ANITA DODSON THOMAS DONNELLY DAVID DOOLEY KIM DOZIER LUCINDA DRISCOLL MARK DRISCOLL DENISE DUANE STEPHEN DUER TERESA DUKE CHRISANNE DUNLAP LEE DURNELL BRYAN DURST KARAN DURST PATRICIA EAGLETON EUGENE EAKES GEORGIA EDMOND LOUISE EDWARDS JOHN ELKINS BYRON ELLIOTT SANDRA ELLIOTT THEODORE ELLIOTT DAVID ELLIS JAMES ELY MICHAEL EPP DEBORAH ERTER BRENDA ESPICH JAMES EVANS DOUGLAS FAIRCHILD KAYE FALKNER TIM FAVORITE ANDREA FIALKO JOSLYN FIELDS LEIGH ANN FISHER NANCY FLOOD SANDRA FRAZIER KAREN FREED JOE FRIGGE DICK FYFFE CHRISTIA GAMP CINDY GARDINER DALE GARRISON MELANIE GARVIN JAMES GEBELE RONALD GIBBS STEVEN GIBSON SANDRA GILLHOUSE KEVIN GITTENS CAROLYN GLASER JACQUELINE GOINGS CHARLES GORDON DARRELL GRIEST CAROL GRIFFIN CHARLES GRIMES EDWIN GRINVALDS KRISTINE GROTE DEBORAH GROVE SHERRY GROW JENNIFER GWYN EDWARD HADDEN STEPHEN HAGES MARK HAGUE NANCY HAGUE SYLVIA HAHN SUSAN HAMILTON DOUGLAS HAMMELL VICKI HAMMOND RACHEL HARBAUGH MARK HARD MARY HARDY GAIL HARDYMAN DEBORAH HARRIS THOMAS HARRISON GREGORY HARSHAW SUSAN HART STEPHEN HAUPT MICHAEL HAWKE SHARON HAWKE DAVID HAYES LISA HAYES DANIEL HAZLETT JEANNE HECKLER DONALD HENDERSON ALVIN HILL DAVID HOFFER DEBORA HOLLAND ROBERT HOLLAND TIMOTHY HUFFMAN MARY A. HUGHES JUDITH HULCHER KEITH HYPES PAUL JACKISCH JOYCE JENNINGS SABRINA JEWETT COLIN JOHNSON DAVID JOHNSON DEE ANN JOHNSON DONNA JOHNSON SUSAN JOHNSON CHARLES JONES GAIL JONES KEVIN JONES RUDY JONES TERRI LYNN JONES MAX JOY RUBY JOY JOHN JUSTICE VICKY KAUFFMAN KENNETH KELLER CLARENCE KELLEY GREG KELLEY ROSE KELLEY THOMAS KENDALL CYNTHIA KENNEY BETH KEPPLE CAROL KERNS BERTHA KETTLEHAKE DAMON KIGHT TERESA KIRK VICTORIA KISLING DAVID KLAPPROTH DAVE KLAY WILLIAM KNASEL CHERYL KOOGLER JAMES KOUSE JOHN KURTZ JEFF LAIRD AMY LAMB PAMELA LAWRANCE DIANE LEACH DEAN LEHMAN JOHN LEMONS PRISCILLA LEVINE SANDRA LITTLE DEBORAH LITTLER GARY LLOYD RONALD LLOYD JOAN LOCHER DEBORAH LONG MAURINE LOTZ ANENA LUCAS MELANIE LUDLOW JANE LUPFER JOSEPH MADER KATHRYN MALLET JOE MALONEY PHYLLIS MALONEY SHERRI MALONEY TODD MANNING 171 ESTHER MANUEL REBECCA MARSH ANNASTASIA MARTYCZ PATRICIA MASSIE WILLIAM MASSIE TRACY MAURER GALE MAY LINDA McCARROLL LINDA McCARTY GORDON McCLUNG JOHN McDANIEL PAUL McDAVID BRENDA McDonald SUSAN McFARLAND KEVIN McGOWAN LAWRENCE McLELLAN COLLEEN McNeil douglass McOWEN SCOTT McOWEN KIMLA MENDENHALL DONALD MERCER MAHLON MERCHANT RICHARD MEYER JANNI MIELE JACK MILLER PETER MILLER RICHARD MILLER KATHLEEN MITMAN FRANCES MOORE LESLEY MOORE PAUL MOORE TIOGA MOORE KEITH MORGAN LARRY MORRELL BEV MORRIS LISA MOSER VAUGHN MOSS WILLIAM MOWERY ELIZABETH NAUMOFF LISA NAVE ROBERT NEWBY VINCENT O ' BRIEN KATHY ODELL PATRICIA ORR PAMELA OUTRAM BEVERLY OVERACKER JACK OVERS CINDI PAPE WILLIAM PATRICK ROBIN PATTON MARY PAYTON JOHN PECK DONNA PENNINGTON WILLIAM PTJNNYWITT BRAULEY PETERSON SAMUEL PETROFF LARRY PINKERMAN JOHN PLOTTS JEFFREY POLAND JANET POLLENS KURT PONTING BRADLEY PORTER DENNIS PORTER MICHAEL PORTER BRYAN PORTZ THOMAS QUINN STEPHEN RABEY NANCY RANKIN SARAH RAUP MICHELLE RICHARD NICKOLYN RICHARDSON CYNTHIA RIFFE LYNETTE RIGEL KAREN RIGNEY RANDALL RILEY MICHAEL RINEHART CYNTHIA ROBY RICHARD ROGERS PATRICIA ROLLINS MICHAEL RONEMUS JOHN ROSE STEPHEN ROTH VALERIE ROUSH TARA RUCKER CLAUDIA RUNYAN TERENCE RUSSELL SHARON RUTLEDGE MARK RYMAN JANET SALLEE KRIS SANDERS KURT SANDERS BECKY SAWYER SUE SCHAFFNER SARA SCHNEIDER ANGELA SCHOLL STEVE SCHULER DEBBIE SCHULTE ED SCHULTZ KIM SELLARDS DARYL SHAFFER BECKY SHATTO RICHARD SHAW RODGER SHEARS RAYMOND SHEETS CINDY SHEPARD FREDERIC SHUIRR TIM SIMMONS MARK SKIDMORE SHIRLEY SLOUGH MARK SMITH MICHAEL SMITH French Club reindeer adjust antlers before meeting Santa. 176 PHYLLIS SMITH TARA LEIGH SMITH TERESA SMITH ROY SMOOT JANET SNYDER MARVIN SPARKS CHERYL SPAYTH LARRY SPICER REDA SPICER KATHRYN SPITLER BLAIRE STANDLEY CINDI STARR JAMES ST. CLAIR JOSEPH STEHLE JEANNE STEPHENS NATHAN STEPHENS MARY STEWART DAVID STICKNEY JAMIE STORY DON STRAHLER ALESIA STRAUB DEBORAH STRAYER SALLY STREET KATHY SUMMERS JOHN SWEARINGEN REBECCA SWEET NANCY TAGGART MARY TEAL GREG TEETS SCOTT THACKER CATHY THATCHER KAREN THOMAS NANCY TITUS WILLIAM TORSELL MIKE TRIMBLE GARRY TROXEL DEBBIE TRUMAN PATRICK TUCKER JEFFREY TURNER LAURA VALLEY MELISSA VALLEY KENNETH VAN BEBER THERESA VAN HOOSE RANDALL VERMILLION MELINDA VOTAW ANTHONY WAGNER KENT WAGNER NANCY WAGNER ROBIN WALTERS STEVE WALTERS MICHAEL WARD 178 EUGENE WEAVER KEVIN WEINBRECHT ROBERT WENTZ DOUGLAS WESTFALL JILL WESTON GEORGANNA WHALEN ELIZABETH WHEELER WAYNE WHEELER MTTZI WHITACRE NANCY WHITE DONALD WHITMORE KATRINA WICKLINE JENNIFER WILKINS LISA WILLIAMS PEGGY WILLIAMS SARA WILLIAMS LARRY WILLMAN DEBBIE WILLMETH MIRIAM WOLF JERI WOOD PHILIP WRIGHT MELANY YANCEY PATSY YOAKUM ROGER YOUNG CONSTANCE ZOLMAN Juniors Practice Politics Junior Class Council „ . . , t • . ii r u ■ - ta FIRST ROW: Elissa Stewart, Debbie Miller, Janice Patton, Patncia Smith, Anne Frayne, Lori Miller Chrwtie Deer, Jill Henderson, Melinda Snyder, Kay Wichner, Connie Wain, Becky Morrison, and Susie Gray. SECOND ROW: Pat Day, Paul Henderson, Stephen Nash, Richard Peairs, Walter Doss, Steve Wilkins, Bill McLemore, and Mark Sellers. Junior Class Council played an active part in many North High functions this year. To add a touch of originality to the Sadie Hawkin ' s Dance, the Junior Class Council created a big success with a Lover ' s Leap. The juniors also sponsored a raffle to collect money for sophomore Valerie Markoch. Organ- izing the Junior-Senior Prom, along with decorating the gym and providing refresh- ments, was one of the last projects sponsored by the Junior Class Council. Melinda Synder listens to Sadie Hawkins plans. Junior Class Council Officers Melinda Snyder, Secretary-Treasurer; Pat Day, Pres- ident; Janice Patton, Vice President. Jeanne Heckler puts the finishing touches to the Prom decorations. MIKE ADAMS PEGGY JO ADAMS TARYN ADAMS TERRY ADLER ELAINE ANDERSON KATHRYN BAER RODNEY BAGFORD DARRELL BAKER LANCE BAKER STEVEN BARNES W. EUGENE BARNETT PAMELA BAUER BRENT BECHTOL SHYANNE BeCRAFT NANCY BENKERT GLORL BENNETT JOYCE BETHEL DENISE BIERLY ROBERT BILES BEVERLY BISHOP ANDREW BOLLER DUANE BOSWELL RONALD BOSWELL QNDY BOWEN LUTHER BOWEN MARGOT BRAZZELL ROBIN BRAZZELL MONTE BRIGHAM GREG BROCK RICK BRODERICK 182 DEBBIE BROOKS DIANE BROWN LEONARD BROWN LOIS BROWN SHERRY BRUMAGE MICHAEL BUCKLEY MONTGOMERY BURGEL MICHAEL CAIN MICHAEL CALLAHAN GERALD CAMPBELL MARY CAMPBELL MARIAN CAREY BRIAN CARNEY ANN CAROLYNE ROBERT CARSE DIANA CHERUBIM DONALD COBERLY JAMES COLE DEBRA CONNER JOYCE CONOVER KATHY COPPOCK REBECCA CORRY ROBIN COTTRELL DOUGLAS B. COX DOUGLAS S. COX 183 RICHARD COZAD MELODY CUBBAGE SANDRA CURTICE JEFFREY DAVIS KIRBY DAVIS LORETTA DAVIS PATRICK DAY CATHERINE DECKER CONSTANCE DECKER CHRISTINA DEER JOYCE DEHART REBECCA DELAY ROBERT DEMMY SANDRA DESSINGER MARGIE DETTY DENNIS DEWINE DEBRA DeWITT HEIDI DIEDERICHS ROBERT DIEHL ROBERT DIGEL MARY LOU DILLAHUNT DEBORAH DOMER JAMES DOOLEY WALTER DOSS STEVEN DOUTHY KEVIN DOYLE PATRICK DREWS RANDY DUFF RECILE DUNCAN DON DURNELL BRENDA DURST TERRY DURST BELINDA EARLEY NATHAN ECKELS GLADYS EDWARDS JOHN EDWARDS GWEN EICHELMAN JONI ELKINS AMY ELLIOTT DENISE ESTEP EDGLE ESTEP DIANE FAHL YVONNE FAHL CYNTHIA FENTERS LORETTA FERRYMAN RUSSELL FERRYMAN CHRIS FICKERT CLAUDE FIELDS KEVIN FOLLRATH DAVID FRALEY STEPHANIE FRALEY WILLIAM FRALICK ANNE FRAYNE MICHELLE FREED CHARLENE FREEZE JOHN FRITTS RONALD GAIER ROBERT GARRETT BARBARA GEORGE PATRICK GARRITY JODY GITTENS CINDY GLASS ED GLICK SUSAN GRAY SUZANNE GROTE CAROL HAHN DIANA HALLEN DENISE HAMILTON KEVIN HARNISH IRIS HARRIS JOHN HART DIANA HARTMAN MARY HARWOOD JENNIFER HECKLER JANET HELFGOTT JILL HENDERSON JOHN HENDERSON PAUL HENDERSON HELEN HENNING NANCY HERONEMUS STEPHEN HETICO JOHN HICKS MARK HIEATT STEVEN HITCHCOCK JAMES HOAGLAND PAULA HOOK JOHN HORNER JEANNE HORTON JOAN HURSH ARTHUR HUSTED GAYLA HYPES RONALD IMEL KYLE JACKSON THOMAS JENNINGS BELLE JOHNS JOAN JOHNSON JEFFREY JONES LEWIS JONES SHELIA JONES CONNIE KAISER ROBERT KASTEN CHERYL KEENE CHRISTOPHER KENNARD SHEILA KERNS MICHAEL KIMMERLE JEFFRY KING KERRY KING RICHARD KING LARRY KLABEN LYNN KRICHBAUM JOHN KUHNS DEBRA LAMBERT NANETTE LAMBERT CHARLES LANE HARRY LAPINS DOUGLAS LaVELLE KENCE LAWSON DONALD LAYBOURNE PAMELA LE FEVRE EDWARD LEINASARS LANCE LESLIE DELORES LEWIS MELODYE LIMLE AMY LOTHSCHUETZ CATHY LUCAS PAUL LUCAS BARBARA LYNCH DARWIN MABRA THOMAS MABRA JOHN MacLEAN JULIE MANN ANN MARGOLIS CARL MARSHALL BRENDA MASSIE ROBIN MASSIE MARTHA McCARTY JOYCE McCAUSLIN JOSEPH McCLARAN MARSHA McCLURE MICHAEL McDonald CYNTHIA McGINNIS KIM McGOWAN RICHARD McKIE WILLIAM McLEMORE GAYLA McNEIL SANDRA McQUIRT PAM MENDENHALL AMY MEYER WILLIAM MICHAEL CYNTHIA MILLER DEBORAH MILLER LORI MILLER JULIE MILLICE BRENDA MILLS REBECCA MORRISON CHERYL MOSIE DIANE MOWERY BRENDA MUIRHEAD GREG MURPHY ROBERT NASH STEPHEN NASH TOM NASH DIANA NEWBY GARY NEWELL LONNIE NICHOLL RUTH NICOL PAUL NUMBERS JAMES O ' BRIEN CURTIS ODOM DONALD OILER LINDA O ' LAUGHLIN DONALD OVERACKER PATTY PALMER ALFRED PARKER BENJAMIN PARKER EDWARD PATCH ADRIAN PATMOS JANICE PATTON JULEANNE PAUL RICHARD PEAIRS ALLEN PERKINS MONICA PERYMON CYNTHIA PETERS LARRIN PETERSON ROBERT PETERSON JOHN PRIEST JAMES QUINN ROBERT RAGAN STEVEN RANDALL DALE RANGELER BRENDA RAY SUSAN RAY PATRICIA REHAK SCOTT RIGID DEBORAH RISNER SHARON ROSE KERRY ROTH MARK ROWE DEBRA ROWER ERIC RUBINOFF STEVEN SHRADER REBECCA SHUIRR MARY SICK KAY SIMON DAVID SLAUGHTER MARK SMARELLI CHERYL SMITH CHRISTOPHER SMITH DANIEL SMITH JENNY SMITH DEBRA SORREL JOHN SPARKS CYNTHIA SPARROW ROXANNE SPENCER GARY SPOON PETER STATHOPOULOS LINDA STEIGER BARRIE STEPHENS ELISSA STEWART PATTY STEWART DAVID STICKLE CRAIG STINNETT CHARLENE STOOKSBERRY BEVERLYE STRAIT ROBERT STRAYER LISA STRONG TIMOTHY SWONGER JEFFERY TANNER CRAIG TAYLOR NANNETIE THOMAS SANDY THURMAN DIANNE TITUS 1 5 MARK TITUS DEBBIE TOWNSEND MARIANTHE TSUGRANES KATHIE URICH SUSAN VAN BOURGONDIEN ANNITA VANNORSDALL MICHELLE WALLS CONNIE WALN DEBORAH WALTER SANDRA WALTERS LARRY WARD JOYCE WARE STEVE WARREN TIMOTHY WAUGH LORA WEIKERT KEITH WEST HELEN WESTBERG JOYCE WHITE KAY WICHNER RICKY WILHELM STEVE WILKINS MIKKI WILLIAMS PHILIP WILLIAMS JAMES WILLS DIANE WILT KATHY WITTKE ALICE WITTMEYER LOWELL WOLFE DANITA WOOD NINA WOOD JOHN WOODROW RON WRIGHT EARL YANCEY CHRISTINA YAW ROBERT YOUNG JAMES ADRIAN TERESA BOBB MICHAEL CAMPAGNA THERESA CAREY WILLIAM COALE JOHN COLLINS SHEILA COTTRELL GLENDA COX LINDA DURST JESSE FIELDS ARTHUR FREELAND DORIS GARRETT ALBERT GOOTEE VI CTOR HAMMOND RANDALL HEIDORN JAMES HOLLAND VICKIE KELSEY SHERRY LEWIS WANDA TROXTELL CAROLYN WINDON KATHY LITTLER GLENN McINTOSH CLARENCE NORMAN DENISE PORTER NANCY RAHRLE RICHARD ROBINSON VICKI RUSSELL KARI SCHULSINGER MIKE SHAW JOHN STIR RICHARD TABSCOTT VICKIE TINGLEY Senior Class Council FIRST ROW: Allen Wolf, Tim Worman, and Jim Roush. SECOND ROW: Curt Tuttle, Becky Merrill, Susan Eber- ling, Sandy Kendig, Mike Hune, Katie Click, Mary Chamberlin, Barb Black, Herb Dankert, Debbie Dunlap, Tom Wilson, Marcia Ricketts, Curt Britton, and Neil Bernstein. Senior Class Council Goes Liberal Apathetic was not the word for this year ' s Senior Class Council. Its attempts at in- novation caused much dis- pute among members and fellow classmates, and the council itself often spHt over major concerns such as Class Night format, choice of Commencement speakers, and a proposal to allow stu- dents to work off demerits. The council also held a Christmas dance to raise money for the Valerie Mar- koch Kidney Fund, attempted to move graduation cere- monies outdoors, and, to round off the year, com- piled a set of helpful hints for next year ' s Senior Class Council. Senior Class Officers Allen Wolf, Vice-President; Tim Worman, Secretary-Treasurer; and Jim Roush, President. Student Body Officers Are V.I.P. ' s Student Body Officers Jeff Deer, Vice-President; Joe Baldwin, President; and Peggy Duncan, Secretary-Treasurer. Student Body Officers, who are also the officers of the Executive Board, are chosen by their classmates at the end of the junior year. Since all issues concerning the en- tire student body, such as exam exemptions, must come through Executive Board, these officers are the clear- ing house for many proposed changes. Along with these duties, these students usually take charge of selling North High tee-shirts, jackets, jewelry, and stationery. MARIANNE ACKERMAN MARK ARMSTRONG DAVID AUCKERMAN FRANK AYERS DAN BAILEY JUDY BAILEY BETSY BAKER JOSEPH BALDWIN VENCIA BALL JEAN BALLIET SUZANNE BARTRUFF JOHN BAUER BEN BEATTY KIM BEAVER STEVE BECKER ROBERT BELL PATRICIA BELLES BECKY BERGER NEIL BERNSTEIN DEBBIE BIRCH LEE BIRT BARB BLACK TERRY BLACK LINDA BLACKWOOD JANE BOGSTIE SUSAN BOHN GARY BONNER MARK 60SWELL PATRICK BOWER PAM BOWMAN MIKE BOWSHIER SHARON BOYD WANITA BRAUN NANCY BRIDGEMAN CURT BRITTON DARRYL BROOKS KEITH BROUGHER JAMES BROWN LINDA BROWN PAM BROWN STEVE BROWNLEE ROXANNE BUBP i£ KATHY BUNISH DOUGLAS BURKE DARLENE BURKEPILE VIRGINIA CAIN THOMAS CAMERON KATHLEEN CAMPBELL JAY CARPENTER THOMAS CARRICO CATHERINE CARTER EDWARD CARTER KAREN CARTER NANCI CASTILLO CINDY CHAFFIN MARY CHAMBERLAIN TRACY CHANEY WAYNE CHATFIELD KATHLEEN COPELAND NANCY CRABTREE PAMELA CRUMMIE DONALD CUNNINGHAM STEVEN DABNEY HERB DANKERT OTIS DAVIS BILL DAVIS JIM DAY RANDY DAY JEFFREY DEER JENNY DEER RUSSELL DERN SHARON DETILLION RICHARD DETRICK ROY DETRICK MARJORIE DIEHL LARRY DOCKERY TONY DOCKINS JACKSON DOEGE JON DOUGHTY DENISE DOWNS RONALD DRAPER MARGARET DUNCAN MARY EYHUSEN HOMER FANNON CYNTHIA FEESER VICKIE FERGUSON EUNA FERRYMAN STEVE FEUERBACK DOUGLAS FLANERY MARTHA FLOOD DAN FORSHEY SHIRLEY FOWLER JAMES FRIGGE THOMAS FROCK NANCY FURAY BARB GARDEWIN MIKE GARLO GEROLD GARRETT JULIA GARVER KATHY GEBELE GEORGE GENTIS ZELLA GIBSON ROLAND GILBREATH CHRIS GLASER KATHERINE GLICK LINDA GRAM LINDA GREEN THOMAS GREEN JEAN GREGORY DOUGLAS GRIEST PENNY GRIFFITH PERRI GRIFFITH DEBORAH GRIMES JOHN GRUESER JEAN GRUSENMEYER JACKI GUETH ANN GUYTON MARIANNE HINSON DONNA HOAGLAND UNDA HOBSON KAREN JAUDON SHARON JOHNS DENNIS JOHNSON TONY JONES MARY KETTLEHAKE ROBERT KING KRISTA KISLING DEBORAH KLAY SHARON KOHLI BRUCE KOUSE MICHAEL KUSS PHILIP KUSS SUSAN LaVELLE EARNEST LEAR L- ' 5i !SSiiS BEVERLY LEE CAROLE LEMASTER JOHN LEMON REBECCA LEVERING DIANA LIVINGSTON CYNTHIA MARKOCH ANN MARLATT ROBERT MARRS SANDRA MARRS SUE MARTIN JOHN MARTYCZ BONNIE MAXTON RONALD MAY DANIEL MAYBRUCK NICKILYN McAFEE PAMELA McCain CHRISTOPHER McCOMBS JOAN McCREARY STEPHEN McDonald LuANNE McDORMAN DANIEL McFARLAND MIKE McKEEVER RANDI McQUIRT RICHARD MEADOWS GAYLE MEEKS KEVIN MILLS MICHAEL MILLS MIKE MITCHELL BARBARA MITMAN Mm ROBERT MITTERHOLZER MONICA MONAHAN BILLY MONGOLD MONTEITH SANDRA MURNAHAN SHIRLEY MURRAY ROBERT NEIDIGH TERESA NEWELL BRUCE NICCOLINI DONN NIGHTINGALE DOUGLAS OVERACKER RHENDA PADLOW LINDA PALMER IRIS PARKER JONI PARKER ROBERT PARSONS JAMES PAYNE JOHN PAYTON THOMAS PAYTON DIANA PHILLIPS SANDRA PIPER NATHAN PINGEL RITA PINKERMAN SUSAN PONTIS RONALD POTTS STEVEN POTTS ELENI POULOS TERRY POWELL SUSAN PRESTON LINDA QUINN AUGUSTA QUINTON TERESA RAPP THOMAS RAY JAMS RHODES KAROL RICE MARSHA RICE MARCIA RICKETTS SUZANNE RIDER DEBORAH ROACH GAYLE ROBERTS KEITH ROBERTS MARTHA ROBY LARRY RODERICK MELISSA ROHR FRANK ROLFES DAN ROSENTHAL 220 JAMES ROUSH LYNN ROWLAND HARRY SANDERS MARK SANDERSON VICKI SANDY JENNIFER SAUM DEBBI SAYLOR DEBRA SCEARSE WILLIAM SCHELLENGER DOUG SCHILLING CARL SCHMOLL STEVEN SCHOFIELD MIKE SCHULSINGER REBECCA SCHULTE GAIL SCOTT RANDALL SCOTT DARLEENE SEDORIS WILLIAM SEEGRAVES GARY SHAFFER KIM SHAFFER LOIS SHAFFER BEVERLY SHATTO TERRY SHAY SHARON SHEPPERD ADRIAN SHROPSHIRE ROGER SIGMAN ERICH SILZ CANDICE SLUSSER KATHARINE SMITH DENISE SNYDER LOU ANN SP ANGLER PAM SP ANGLER KEITH SPEAKMAN SUSAN SPEROS VEDA SPICER BRUCE SPRAGG ELEANOR SPRAGG JERRI SKAGGS MARILYN STALDER ULDIS STAMGUTS CINDY STANDLEY STEVE STARCHER PAUL ST. CLAIR MAUREEN STEPHENS UNDA STEVENS JACQUELINE STEWART RICHARD STINNETT JAMES STIR JANET STORY GREG TAYLOR CAROLYN THOMAS MARK THOMAS THERESA TINGLEY DENNIS TOR SELL PAMELA TRAVIS DENISE TURNER CURT TUTTLE -J KAREN ULERY S w wl JIM VAN GUNDY ' ' n It Jm BRENDA n M VERMILLION r DIANA VEST DEBBIE k VICKERS H B RICHARD L ' ' i im ' VINCE ERIC M|gi WAGNER 1 JAKE ' s K ' ' 1 WAGNER DOUG WALTERS RANDALL WALTERS CLYDE WARD JANET WEBB VALERIE WEBER DIANE WELLENREITER TED WENTZ JAMES WEST PEGGY WEST HOWARD WHITE RHONDA WHITMORE RON WHITMORE VICKI WHITMORE FRED WHITT CHERI WIEGEL KEITH WILKINS PAM WILLIAMS PATSY WILLIAMS JOE WILLIAMSON TOM WILSON VALERIE WILSON ROBERT WINEBERG ALLEN WOLF ROXANNE WOOD WAYNE WOODRUFF KIRBY WOLFORD TIM WORM AN MARY BETH WRIGHT TOM WRIGHT DAVE XANDERS JIM YEAZELL SUSAN YODER DOROTHY YOUNG MIKE ZEIGLER ROBERT ZITSMAN ROBERT ZOLMAN Who sold you that silly hat? Seniors Not Pictured PAUL APONE CAROLYN BLACK ROBERT BOGGS RANDY BOWMAN GARY CAPPER SALLY CARTER CINDY CAULFIELD PAUL CHATFIELD WAYNE CHATFIELD SHERRY CLINE GLORIA COLLINS DONALD COPPOCK DANIEL DENNEY ROGER ESPICH CATHY ESTES VICKIE FERGUSON BRENDA ERASURE HELEN GINDLESPERGER JEAN GREGORY JAMES HAGEN JESSE HALL JACQUELINE HAMMOND DONALD IMEL THERESA KELLEY VIRGINIA MARCIA STEVEN MASSIE THOMAS MORAN GAIL PAPE WILLIAM PARKS DAVID PAUGH REBECCA POE DWIGHT PORTER FLOYD RAMSEY BARBARA REAGAN DONALD RIGNEY MARK RINKER THEODORE SIMONTON JERRI SKAGGS ROBY SMITH CYRUS SOLENBERGER TIMI TIMMONS PAUL VANHOOSE EDWARD VARNO MERRITT WICHNER PEGGY WILKERSON KIRBY WOLFORD GEORGE WOODS LINDA YOUNG In Memory of CURTIS COMBS Senior Class Elects Its Favorites SENIOR CLASS BALLOT RESULTS Most Talented Boy Curt Britton Eric Wagner X Tim Worman Best Boy Athlete X Frank Ayers Rick Vince Jim West Peppiest Boy X Jerry Garrett Ted Wentz Mike Zeigler Most Intellectual Boy X Mark Armstrong Russ Dern Greg Taylor Best All Around Boy X Jeff Deer Ken Elder Jim Roush Most Talented Girl X Linda Blackwood Candy Slusser Maureen Stephens Best Girl Athlete Darlene Burkepile Janice Hunt X Susie Speros Most Vivacious Girl Pam Crummie Darlene Sedoris X Valerie Weber Most Intellectual Girl Vencia Ball X Margie Diehl Becky Schulte Best All Around Girl Cindy Cooke Sue Eberling X Martie Flood Most Humorous Boy X Tom Hartman Phil Kuss Mike Mitchell Boy Who ' s Done the Most for the School Joe Baldwin Paul St. Clair X Tom Wilson Boy Most Likely to Succeed Jim Hagen X Steve Otto Bob Stromsted Sharpest Boy Ben Beatty X Ed Carter Tom Greene Friendliest Boy .Randy Hall Adrian Shropshire X Mark Thomas Most Humorous Girl X Genie Cox Barb Gardewin Jo Monteith Girl Who ' s Done the Most for the School Dee Downs X Peggy Duncan Jenny Saum Girl Most Likely to Suceed Barb Black X Mary Hughes Joan McCreary Sharpest Girl Nancy Bridgman Jenny Deer _ii_Perri Griffith Friendliest Girl X Carolyn Black Eleni Poulos Jenny Taggart Most Devoted Couple Evelyn Anderson and Tom Ray X Dee Downs and Paul Chatfield Mary Hughes and Greg Taylor 230 Class Night Brings Awards And Fun Superintendent Dr. Lehman shares some amusing comments with the class of 71. Class night, the traditional last get-together for seniors before graduation, broke away this year from the tradition of catered food to a formal poduck. On this night seniors received awards, and the Top Ten were announced. Kathy Campbell presents STENTOR ' S Best Male Athlete Award to Frank Ayres. Ken Elder receives his Century Club membership. Ding-a-lings They Aren ' t ! ' , ' ■■■•- ' , ;- : , •, msaaaBus mm ' -; • ' I. iaiii -4 ' ! ' ' $ ' ' -- ml i Mike Keller is eighth; Margie Diehl, tenth Evelyn Anderson is fourth; Mark Armstrong, third. 232 The Top Ten students were those students who accumu- lated the ten highest scholas- tic averages of the four hun- dred and forty North seniors. The announcement of the Top Ten was made at Class Night, and those students were later presented the traditional bells in recogni- tion of their achievements. Bonnie Maxton is ninth; Katie Glick, seventh. ALPHA . . . The End Of A Beginning Jeff Deer presents the Alpha address. 234 3MEGA . . . the Beginning Of n End The Omega address is given by Joe Baldwin. Graduation Shows 5 ' Achievement «. ' ;« % t ■ ' ki 1 4k j rvj t 1 « • • ' • i- • |i .III ■M 1 m.  ' ADVERTISEMENTS r ; :--ifggg|| Ss«; Advertising Index Ace Heating and Construction Co 271 Arch Glass House 279 Austin-Richards Memorial Home 252 B Bauer Bros. Co 263 Bennett ' s Sohio 275 Boise Cascade 244 Boston Store 258 Brain Lumber Co 264 Burger Man 251 C Cascade Corp 258 Catholic Central High School 243 Clark County Lumber Co 278 Click Camera Shop 273 Cline ' s Shell Service 273 Copes Travel-Rama 249 Columbus Avenue Marine 275 Corner Cupboard 253 The Country Corner 243 D Dean ' s Moving and Delivery Co. 270 Dondi ' s Pizza Dens 246 E Eagle Tool and Machine Co 277 Fisher Beverage Co 278 Frederick ' s Academy of Beauty Culture 250 Frisch ' s 266 G George Meek Co., Inc 266 Goodrich, Hart, and Vereen . 277 Guarantee Insurance Agency 259 H Hart ' s Jewelery 275 Harvard 278 Hill Building and Supply Co .262 J Jean Sardou Studio 255 Jim Strong Buick, Inc 242 Johnson ' s Caterers 256 K Kelsey-Hayes .261 L La Coif d ' Or 247 Lagonda National Bank 260 Link-Hellmuth Realty 249 Littleton Funeral Home 267 L. W. Bosart and Co 259 M Madison Avenue Pharmacy . . 269 P9 DRIVE IN THEATRE FIRST RUN I M A I M n RATED R McCleary-Jones Insurance 264 M M Federal Savings and Loan Assn 250 Moore ' s Paint Service 247 Mr. Insurance 279 Murphy-Porter 271 Music City 253 Mutual of New York Life (MONY) 250 N North Motors, Inc 262 Northern Heights, Western Ave. Pharmacies 244 O Ogle Fradd Union Oil 252 Olan Mills, Inc 276 P Panther Club 254 Paradise Pet Shop 258 Pepsi-Dr. Pepper Bottling Co 268 Philburg ' s Uniforms, Inc 277 R Ray Cox Realty 265 Reco Sporting Goods 260 Rewey Rent-a-Car 252 Rogers Jewelers 257 The Ron White Beauty Salon 248 S Schaefer ' s Bakery 244 Schneider ' s Florists 256 Schuler ' s Bakery 258 Scotty ' s Car Wash 247 Servisoft 259 Shell Oil Co 259 Site Oil Co 264 Snowhill Hair Fashions 272 South High School 242 Sportsman ' s Shop 279 Springfield Auto Dealers Assn 248 Springfield Bank 278 Springfield Builders Supply and Lumber 247 Springfield Coca-Cola Bottling Co 262 Springfield Lincoln-Mercury . 246 Springfield Provision 272 Springfield Putt-Putt 245 Sterling Manufacturing Co 256 Strauss Jewelers 246 Swallen ' s Furniture 265 Swonger Furniture and Carpeting 260 T Tidy House Furniture 269 Tres Chic 277 V Victory Lanes 273 W Wagners Service 274 Wallace and Turner, Inc 266 White Motor Corporation 272 William Bayley Co 265 Wobbe Cleaners 252 W. T. Grant Co 271 Y Y anucci ' s Restaurant 272 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 7h from THE WILDCATS fc Stnc Buick — Opel Sales — Service — Repair — Leasing 4815 Urbana Rd. 399-9700 7 ( UHtn on efi SfruKf cetcC rW3 S : itU 4ve. w4 S iaftficM ettefi i y, HHH ilJ 1 f i f i K -!!l!!l iigj B i H K 1 fWj ' ■ ' :— ■B ! 1 mH n 4B 1 - ■ ■-.is; 1 B N fe | S!|j| IB! 5 ™ g g H 1 1 1 From Catholic Central High Congratulations to the North High Class of 1 97 1 Boise Cascade Power Systems Division Engineering and Manufacturing Mechanical Systems for the Outdoor Power and Recreation Market 1305 W. Innisfallen 325-0494 BREAD ScAae en Bakery 508 W. Main Northern Heights Pharmacy 1131 N. Murray St. 325-6481 a ® • ' ' rW . « ' •ve aV S9 ' A i .eX GO ,« Western Pharmacy 937 W. Main St. 323-5551 SPRINGFIELD PUTT-PUTT 745 Bech+le Ave. 39 E. Main St. 322-993 1 0 Pizza Dens Two Convenient Locations 1814 E. Main 323-9769 635 N. Limestone 324-552 1 fllJ;| |Hjyj Springfield Lincoln — Mercury 729 W. Columbia MOORE ' S Paint Service R-M and Ditzer Finishes for Autos — Trucks — Boats 302 W. North 322-5417 Scottcf Automatic 3 10 Columbia MADTT 1 SALON For the most beautiful hair fashions in Springfield ' s most beautiful salon 37 N. Fountain 325-5547 Springfield Builders Supply Lumber Company 1048 E. Main Street 323-8697 The ;5W Ti ite Beauty Salon 323-0629 2105 W. North St. j r. : .TL BtJoj- AT-r f:: c r:).,EnB[ 3 a: Springfield Auto Dealers Association Baker Ice Motors, Inc. Mitchell Motors, Inc. Springfield Motors, Inc. Wade-Walsh Chevrolet, Inc. Davidson Chevrolet Co. Jim Foreman Pontiac — Datsun Inc. Springfield Lincoln — Mercury, Inc. Trenor Motor Co. link-hellmuth inc. COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Copes Travel Rama B e c h t I e A V e. ATTENTION That ' s what these men will give you, especially when they are showing you how to use insurance to your ad- vantage. To build a nest egg, to put a youngster through college for retirement or to provide an income if you get sick or become disabled. If you have any questions or want to discuss any aspect of life or health insurance, gel in touch with these MONY men. You ' ll get the kind of attention and professional advice you want. . .and there ' s no obligation. MONY Mutual Of New York Brian A. Garry J. Stephan Heinzen 503V2 Woodlawn 324- 1 240 224-0516 1549 Maiden Drive 322-1467 224-05 1 6 Congratulations Graduates! i i ■ u SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION HKMMTS AND MfCHANlCS FAiMORN OHio SPRINGFIELD, OHIO •9 Tree ericas ' acac em of heauty culture 1 3 E. High St. 324-0601 Burner Man FOR GOODNESS SAKE TViMe ieotienA 448 N. Limestone Street Corner of Fountain and Pleasant 325-9216 uni®n CAR CARE SERVICE MBCUANIO Off DUTY SiH GReenrSTMPS OGLE FRADO 2808 E. MAIN ST. AUSTIN RICHARDS. IN( MEMORIAL HOME 838 E. High 325-1564 REWEY RENT-A-CAR CO. Personalized Service A Hertz Rent-A-Car Licensee ' 252 325-7676 27 N. Fisher Corner Cupboard Crafts 1652 N. Limestone St. MUSIC CITY DISCOUNT RECORDS TAPES 5 E. Main St. 253 i V T ' ' - ' - ' ' Q -♦:i ' I HELEN SPARKS, PHEBE HOFFMAN, AND MARY E. CLICK ea S mdou PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO Wren ' s Department Store 14 East Main St. Phone: 323-6411 Panther Club . . . Spirit Activities . . . Student Concern. ELP VALERI Manufacturing StenjCut Company 203 S. Wittenburg PlMvenA o Z i4tiMcU«H. Phone 323-4634 W e s t M c C r e g h + BOX LUNCH INC. 2037 UGONDA AVENUE SPRINGFIELD, OHIO 45503 256 1 IHBI ;, ! - Essiir -« • ■ • ?P ' V hmm vH  Pi:-I v HHffiiff -1 ' - «r F irw HJ J SI lii xBiK ! Pf ■mHt iPi l i ' 9PvJi RK|qjL iA IF iJrT - ' ' ■JMJtf ' -..J| 4 1 r m i k - ' i W a ' ' l v j ' flU v-Aii Sb) 1 J w ' X- -1 J BBIm iiS ' gL ' ' V. ' 9 Jp -M fe Rii ' :f liimM S I H ROGERS JEWELERS 6 E. Main Street Springfield, Ohio mnii 7 o toH Stone 32 S. Limestone The Cascade Corporation 2501 Sheridan Avenue Pet Shop The Complete Store For All Pet Needs 1015 Oak 325-653 1 Bob ' s Shell 2600 E. Main Cline ' s Shell Service 1201 N. Limestone Coleman ' s Holiday Shell 1 7 1 5 W. North Gregory ' s Shell 2301 S. Limestone Hannan ' s Shell Park Shopping Center Guarantee Insurance Agency 31 E. High St. (McAdams Building) .F r. i ' Wafer Supply 1441 W. North St. 322-3481 LAGONDA NATIONAL BANK OF SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD, OHIO SuHfn Furniture and Carpeting 950 North Bech+le Ave. Springfield, Ohio REUPHOLSTERING 322-7472 RECO SPORTING GOODS Equipment and Clothing for All Sportsnnen ' Look for the log front ' 113 East High Street Springfield, Ohio SPECO DIVISION Extends Best Wishes to Class of ' 71 A Complete Line of Building Materials BRICK— STONE— MARBLE— ROOFING READY MIXED CONCRETE Dial 324-5892 HILL BUILDING SUPPLY CO. 2301 Sheridan Ave. 401 Edgewood Springfield, Ohio Urbana, Ohio We ' re Naming This Old Town DODGE CITY U. S. 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Adkins, H. 47. 202. Adier, T. 182. Adrian, J. 198. Adrian. L. 63, 164. Agee, B. 202. Aker. B. 47, 63. 164. Allen. Richard 154. AlSpaugh. M. 202. Althoff, D. 47. 62, 164. Anderkin. R. 164. Anderson. Elaine 112. 182. Anderson. Evelyn 48, 49, 51, 61, 62, 66, 73, 80, 88, 112. 202, 232. Anderson, M. 62. 77, 164. Anderson, J. 51, 56, 202. Apone. B. 53. 71. 164. Armstrong. M. 62. 67. 83, 202, 232. Armstrong. R. 63, 154. Auckerman. D. 202. Ayers, A. 53, 151, 154. Ayers, B. 154. Ayers, F. 105. HI. 202, 231. B Baer, K. 63, 69, 88, 182. Bagford, R. 182. Bailey, D. 202. Bailey, J. 202. Baker, B. 47, 202. Baker. D. 182. Baker. Lance 182. Baldwin. B. 92. 105. 164. Baldwin, J. 92. 93. 115. 160. 201. 202, 235. Bale. K. 164. Ball. V. 56. 57. 73, 77, 88, 202. Balliet. E. 57, 77, 164. Balliel, J. 51, 55, 77, 88, 202. Bard, G. 164. Barnes, S. 28. 54. 55. 120, 182. Barnelt. S. 42. 71. 164. Harnett, W. 104, 115, 182. Barlrulf. K. 164. Bartruff, S. 78, 203. Bauer, J. 25, 203. Bauer. P. 182. Bavendam. J. 164. Bechtol. B. 120. 182. Becker. S. 203. BeCraft, S. 182. Beatty. B. 203. Beaver. K. 71, 136, 203. Beireis. R. 164. Bell, R. 33. 203. Belles. P. 203. Benkerl, N. 182. Bennett. G. 47, 63. 182. Berger. B. 71, 203. Bernstein. N. 45. 51. 88, 200, 203. Berry. Ray C. 154. Bethol, J. 47, 182. Beverly, W. 164. Bierly, D. 62. 77, 182. Biles. R. 182. Birch, D 24, 203. Bishop. B. 47, 182. Bishop. R 42. Birt. L. 115. 203. Black B. 33. 62. 88, 200, 203, 233. Black, C. 49. 51, 77, 112. Black T, 54, 57. 58, 77, 88, 203. Blackwood. J. 46. 48. 49, 51, 154. Blackwood L. 25. 48, 49, 56, 57, 58, 57, 75, 81, 82, 83, 88, 203. Blevins. R. 118, 154. Blanion H. 154. Bobb. T. 198. Bogslie. 1. 47. 77, 203. Bohn, S. 2f)3. Boiler. A. 51, 57, 57, 182. Bonner, G. 204. Boswell. D. 182. Boswell, M. 204. Boswell. R. 182. Bowen. C. 182. Bowen. D. 164. Bower. L. 182. Bower, P. 204. Bowermaster, J. 164. Bowman, P. 204. Bowshier, M. 204. Bowshier. P. 164. Bowshier, R. 164. Bowshier, V. 164. Boyd, S. 204. Bradford, K. 46, 164. Braun, W, 204, Brazzell, M. 47, 182. Brazzell, R. 47, 182. Bremer, A. 155. Brewer, A. 165. Brewton, J. 165. Bridgman, C. 47, 62, 165, Bridgman, N. 24, 51, 101,, 204. Brigham. M. 94, 95, 104, 182. Britton, C. 20, 22, 23, 39, 46, 48, 49, 51, 81, 83. 200, 204. Brock. G. 92, 93, 115, 182. Broderick, R. 45, 48, 49, 51, 182. Brooks, D. 204. Brooks, D. 183. 155. Brougher, K. 204. Brown. B. 112, 165. Brown, Debbie 165. Brown, Diane 57, 62. 183, Brown, Donald 120. 165. Brown. J. 204. Brown, Larry 165. Brown, Linda 85, 204. Brown, Leonard 183. Brown. Lois 47, 62, 76, 183. Brown. M. 63, 165. Brown, P. 204. Brown, R. 105, 155. Brownlee. S. 204. Bruce, R. 155. Bruce, T. 112, 155. Brumage, S. 47. 63. 85, 183. Bubp, R. 138, 204. Buchanan, B. 47, 52, 162, 155. Buckley, M. 88, 102, 122, 127, 183. Bunish, K. 49, 51, 52, 69, 88, 205. Bungel, M. 183. Burke, D. 205. Burkepile, D. 101, 205, Burley, Rhonda 155, Burley, Ronald 155. Buerman, J. 47, 165. Cain, M, 24, 46, 51, 104, 120, 183, Cain, V, 205. Callahan, Mary 53, 165. Callahan, Michael 68, 76, 183. Cameron, T. 46, 51, 205. Campagna. M. 198. Campbell, B. 46, 63, 155. Campbell, J. 155. Campbell, G. 102, 183. Campbell, K, 63, 69, 75, 79, 80, 88, 205. Campbell, M. 74, 183. Cantrell, K. 165. Carey, M. 51, 54, 57, 67, 183. Carey, Tara 155. Carey, Theresa 198. Carney, B, 183. Carolyne. A. 183. Carpenter, J. 205. Carrico, T. 205. Carroll, M. 155. Carse, R, 54, 57, 183. Carson, J, 165. Cartee, N. 183. Carter, B. 94, 95, 97, 109, 183. Carter, C. 63, 68, 205, Carter, E. 40, 116, 117, 205. Carter. K. 205. Castillo. N. 70, 84, 112, 205. Castle, J. 183. Chaffin, C. 205. Chaffin, S. 183. Chamberlain, M. 49, 51, 200, 205. Chaney, T. 205. Chatfield. P. 24. Chatfield, W. 205. Cherry. S. 94, 95, 99, 114. 115, 183. Cherubini, D. 25, 47, 51, 101, 183. Childers, S. 165. Chiles, S. 165. Chrest, K. 155. Christman. H. 165. Clark, M. 155. Clingman, S. 206. Clinkscales, A, 165. Coale, W. 198. Coberly, D, 92, 183. Coffelt, S. 205. Cole, J, 183. Collins, C. 165. Collins, J. 198. Colwell, J. 206, Comer, M. 206. Cook, R, 206. Cooke, A, 69, 166. Cooke, C. 51, 56, 57, 69, 71, 75, 88, 112, 206. Conner, D, 47, 183. Conover, J, 47, 59, 84, 183. Cooper C. 47, 71, 166. Cooper L. 165. Copeland, K, 206, Copes, J. 206. Coppock, K. 183, Corry, R. 57, 67, 183. Corvin, B. 166, Corvin, M. 105, 120, 156. Corwin, D. 47, 165. Cottrell, R. 47. 183. Cottrell, S. 198. Cox, Dawn 165. Cox, Douglas Brent 120, 183. Cox, Douglas Shepard 94, 95, 122, 183. Cox, Genie 60, 79, 88, 206. Cox, Glenda 198. Cox, Robert 165, Cox, V. 69, 79, 80, 205. 280 Cozad, R. 120, 184.- Crabbe, J. 53, 166. Crabtree, N. 62, 67, 70, 82, 88, 206. Craig, C. 47, 166. Crow, D. 120. Crummie, P. 25, 74, 85, 101, 124, 206. Cubbage, M. 87, 184. Cunningham, D. 206. Cupps, Dennis 166. Curtice, S. 184. Cutlip, S, 47, 63, 166. Dabney, S. 62, 88, 206. Dankert, H. 46, 200, 206. Davey, C. 62, 93, 166. Davis, Billy 84, 207. Davis, Bobby 166. Davis, J. 46, 184. Davis, K. 184. Davis, L. 184. Davis, M. 46, 166. Davis, O. 206. Davis, R. 63. Davis, Teresa 166. Davis, Tim 166. Day, J. 184, 207. Day, K. 47, 166. Day, P. 57, 88, 120, 160, 180, 181, 184. Day, R. 207. Decker, Catherine 69, 184. Decker, Constance 63, 184. Decker, M. 166. Deer, A. 166. Deer, C. 47, 101, 112, 180, 184. Deer, Jeffrey 46, 48, 49, 51, 112, 113, 126, 160, 201, 207, 234. Deer, Jenny 207. Dehart, J. 47, 63, 69, 87, 184. Delay, R. 184. Demmy, C. 46, 104, 166. Demmy, R. 184. DeMoure, D. 166. Dern, Roger 57, 63, 166. Dern, Russell 54, 55, 58, 88, 207, 233. DeRosa, M. 166. Derr, T. 62, 166. Des Combs, G. 101, 115, 166. Dessinger, S. 47, 184. Detillion, I. 166. Detillion, S. 207. Detrick, Roy 207. Detrick, Richard 207. Detty, Margie 47, 184. Detty, Mary 166. Dewine, D. 184. DeWitt, D. 51, 71, 184. Diederichs, H. 25, 101, 124, 184. Diederichs, K. 166. Diehl, J. 46, 76, 166. Diehl, M. 58, 62, 66, 82, 88, 118, 207, 232. Diehl, R. 24, 63, 122, 184. Digel, R. 184. Dillahunt, M. 62, 184. Diltz, S. 46, 92, 93, 101, 115, 127, 167. Dingier, D. 94, 95, 167. Dockins, T. 207. Dockery, L. 207. Dodson, A. 86, 151, 167. Doege, J. 1 12, 207. Doege, P. 101. Domer, D. 51, 184. Donnelly, T. 167. Dooley, D. 167. Dooley, J. 184. Doss, W. 24, 46, 51, 62, 88, 180, 184. Doughty, J. 207. Douthey, S. 115, 184. Downs, D. 24, 207. Doyle, K. 184. Dozier, K. 167. Draper, R. 207. Drews, P. 184. Driscoll, L. 167. Driscoll, Mark 63, 167. Duane, D. 62, 67, 167. Duer, S. 167. Duff, R. 184. Duke, T. 167. Duncan, M. 22, 49, 51, 63, 64, 66, 69, 77, 81, 84, 88, 160, 201, 208. Duncan, R. 184. Dunlap, C. 63, 67, 112, 162, 167. Dunlap, D. 51, 63, 66, 69, 78, 80, 112, 200, 208. Dunn, D. 63, 67, 70, 151 Durnell, D. 184. Durnell, L. 47, 167. Durst, Brenda 185. Durst, Bryan 167. Durst, K. 167. Durst, L. 198. Durst, T. 120, 185. Dye, J. 208. Eagleton, P. 167. Bakes, E. 167. Barley, B. 185. Bberling, S. 26, 51, 74, 81, 200, 208. Bckels, N. 54, 55, 58, 185. Bdmond, G. 47, 167. Edwards, G. 185. Edwards, J. 185. Edwards, L. 63, 167. Egger, B. 208. Egger, N. 57, 208. Bichelraan, G. 57, 185. Ehrhard, J. 86, 208. Elder, K. 46, 51, 62, 66, 88, 112, 208, 231. Blkins, Joni 165. Elkins, J. 167. Elliott, A. 24, 69, 88, 185. Elliott, B. 46, 167. Elliott, S. 112, 167. Elliott, T. 46, 120, 167. Ellis, D. 167. Ely, J. 167. Engle, L. 86, 208. Epp, M. 63, 120, 167. Erter, D. 167. Espich, B. 47, 167. Estep, Denise 185. Estep, Douglas 101, 208. Estep, E. 185. Estes, C. 208. Evans, J. 120, 167. Evans, M. 208. Evans, V. 105. Eyhusen, M. 208. Fahl, D. 185. Fahl, Y. 185. Fairchild, D. 167. Falkner, K. 62, 71, 86, 118, 162, 168. Fannon, H. 208. Favorite, T. 168. Feeser, C. 208. Fenters, C. 47, 185. Ferguson, V. 209. Ferryman, E. 209. Ferryman, L. 185. Ferryman, R. 185. Feuerback, S. 209. Fialko, A. 160. ' Fickert, C. 185. Fields, C. 185. Fields, Jesse 198. Fields, Joslyn 168. Fisher, L. 47, 71, 118, 168. Flanery, D. 209. Flood, M. 20, 24, 25, 40, 51, 62, 74, 88, 101, 124, 209. Flood, N. 53, 101, 123, 168. Follrath, K. 46, 51, 63, 74, 81, 188. Ford, L. 51. Forshey, D. 209. Fowler, S. 139, 209. Fraley, D. 185. Fraley, S. 185. Fralick, W. 117, 122, 185. Frayne, A. 62, 66, 88, 180, 185. Frazier, S. 168. Freed, K. 62, 67, 86, 168. Freed, M. 47, 63, 185. Freeland, A. 198. Freeze, C. 51, 62, 67, 185. Frigge, J. 168, 209. Fritts, J. 185. Frock, T. 209. Furay, N. 47, 209. Fyffe, R. 78, 168. Gaier, R. 185. Gamp, C. 47, 71, 168. Gardewin, B. 72, 75, 209. Gardiner, C. 47, 168. Carlo, M. 102, 209. Garrett, D. 198. Garrett, G. 25, 84, 100. 101, 124, 127, 209. Garrett. R. 92, 185. Garrison, D. 168. Garrity, P. 185. Garver, J. 209. Ga rvin, M. 47, 67, 168. Gebele, J. 46, 168. Gebele, K. 48, 49, 51, 62, 77, 82, 83, 88, 89, 209. Gentis, G. 209. George, B. 62, 185. Gibbs, R. 168. Gibson, S. 168. Gibson, Z. 210. Gilbreath, R. 210. Gillhouse, S. 168. Gittens, J. 49, 51, 62, 67, 77, 88, 186. Glaser, C. 47, 168. Glaser, C. 210. Glass, C. 186. Click, E. 186. Ghck, K. 49, 51, 62, 72, 77, 80, 81, 200, 210, 233. Goings, J. 56, 62, 123, 162, 168. Gootee, A. 198. Gordon, C. 68, 168. Gram, L. 210. Gray, S. 51, 62, 74, 112, 180, 186. Greenawalt, P. 42, 46. Green, L. 210. Green, T. 94, 95, 210. Gregory, J. 210. Griest, Darrell 168. Griest, Douglas 210. Griffin, C. 168. Griffith, Penny 112, 123, 210. Griffith, Perry 210. Grimes, C. 46. 168. Grimes, D. 49, 51, 210. Grinvalds, E. 63, 105, 168. Grote, K. 47, 63, 67, 101, 168. Grote, S. 85, 124, 186. Grove, D. 47, 63, 168. S. 168. Grueser, J. 102, 127, 210. Grusenmever, N. 210. Gueth, J. 210. Guylon, A. 51, 54, 63, 210. Gwyn, J. 47, 63, 67, 59, 71, 123, 168. H Hadden, E. 169. Hagen, J. 22, 23, 46, 51. Hages, S. 169. Hague. M. 169. Hague, N. 62, 169. Hahn. C. 49, 51, 101, 118, 186. Hahn, S. 169. Hall, P. 102. 211. Hall, R. 211. Hallen. D. 186. Hamilton. D. 186. Hamilton. S. 54, 62, 118, 169. Hammell, D. 63, 169. Hammond, Vicki 169. Hammond, Victor 198. Harbaugh, R. 47, 169. Hard, Mark 169. Hardy, Mary 169. Hardy, P. 211. Hardyman, G. 169. Harner, S. 211. Harnish, K. 186. Harris, D. 47, 169. Harris, I. 186. Hartman, T. 46, 169. Harshaw, G. 63, 104, 151. Hart, J. 54, 55, 92, 186. Hart. S. 42, 63, 169. Hartman, D. 63, 67, 186. Hartman, T. 24, 48, 49, 51, 62. 211. Harwood. M. 47, 81, 186. Haupt. S. 54, 55, 57, 169. Hawke. M. 169. Hawke, S. 47, 169. Hayes. L. 63. 169. Hayes. P. 169. Hays, P. 211. Hazlelt, D. 169. Heckler, Jeanne 62, 101, 169, 181. Heckler, Jennifer 71, 186. Heidorn, R. 198. Helfgott, J. 62, 88, 186. Helfgott, S. 73. 88, 118, 119, 211. Hemry, S. 211. Henderson. D. 46, 105, 120, 169. Henderson. Jill 51. 180, 186. Henderson, John 186. Henderson, P. 46, 51, 120, 180, 186. Henning, H. 20, 49, 51. 61, 62, 63, 88, 186. Hensley, M. 211. Henson, J. 151, 211. Heronemus, N. 186. Herzog, C. 211. Hetico, S. 46, 51, 112, 186. Hickman, K. 211. Hicks. B. 186. Hieatt. M. 186. Hill, A. 63, 169. Hill, K. 46. 104, 116, 117. Hill, R. 73, 211. Hinson, M. 211. Hitchcock. S. 94, 95, 122, 186. Hoagland, D. 211. Hoagland. J. 46, 51, 120, 126, 186. Hobson, L. 211. Hoffer. D. 112, 169. Hoffer, T. 212. Hohn. A. 212. Holland. B. 30, 212. Holland. D. 169. Holland, J. 198. Holland. R. 105, 169. Hook, P. 47, 186. Horner. J. 102, 186. Horton. J. 86, 186. Huddle. C. 212. Huffman. M. 212. Huffman. T. 169. Hughes. K. 116, 117, 212. Hughes, Mary 49. 51. 62. 66, 80, 88, 169, 212. 232. Hughes, Mary Ann 47. Hulcher. J. 170. Hulick. J. 56, 62. 69, 88. 212. Hune, M. 120, 200, 212. Hunt. J. 85, 101, 212. Hursh, J. 62, 88, 186, 212. Husted, A. 120, 186. Husted, D. 212. Hypes, G. 47, 71, 85, 187. Hypes, K. 170. Imel, R. 187. Israel, R. 151. Jackisch, P. 170. Jackson, David S. 51. Jackson, Kyle 47, 187, Jaudon, K. 212. Jennings, J. 62, 170. Jennings, T. 187. Jenkins, R. 46. Jewett. S. 170. Johns, B. 187. Johns, S. 212. Johnson, Colin 170. Johnson, David 46, 112, 170. Johnson, Dee Ann 47, 71, 162, 170. Johnson, Dennis 112. 212. Johnson, Donna 170. Johnson, Joan 47, 187. Johnson, S. 170. Jones, C. 170. Jones, D. 85, 115, 212. Jones, G. 62, 170. Jones, J. 187. Jones, K. 46, 63, 105, 115, 151, 170. Jones, L. 120, 187. Jones. R. 46, 105, 115, 170. Jones, S. 70, 187. Jones, T. 54, 170. Joy, M. 170. Joy, R. 170. Justice, J. 170. Kaiser, C. 187. Kaston, R. 187. Kauffman, V. 47, 170. Keefner, J. 68, 213. Keene, C. 187. Keene, G. 88, 213. Keller, K. 170. Keller, M. 57, 58, 88, 2)3, 232, Kelley, C. 170. Kelley, G. 170, 213. Kelley, J. 120. Kelley, R. 170. Kelsey, V. 198. Kennard, C. 187. Kendall, T. 170. Kendig, S. 51, 200, 213. Kenney, C. 47, 69, 170. Kepple. B. 63, 170. Kerns, C. 170. Kerns, S. 47, 187. Kerry, J. 51, 57, 112, 213, Kettlehake, B. 47, 170, 213. Kight, D. 170. Kimmerle, M. 187. King. J. 120, 187. King, K. 47, 187. King. Richard 187. King, Robert 213. Kirk, T. 66, 170. Kiser, D. 118. Kisling, V. 171. 213. Klaben, L. 118, 119, 187. Klapproth, D. 171. Klay, David 171. Klay, Deborah 213. Knasel, W. 54, 171. Kohh, S. 70, 75, 213. Koogler, C. 171. Koose, J. 171, 213. Krichbaum, L. 187. Kuhns, J. 24, 187. Kurtz, J. 171. Kuss, M. 46, 77, 120, 213. Kuss, P. 122, 213. Laird, J. 54, 62, 76, 171. Lamb, A. 57, 171. Lambert, D. 187. Lambert. N. 187. Lane, C. 104, 187. Lapins, H. 63, 104, 187. LaVelle, D. 187. LaVelle, S. 213. Lawrence, P. 56. 171. Lawson, K. 187. Laybourne, D. 187. Leach, D. 47, 63, 171. Lear, E. 213. Lee, B. 214. LePevre, P. 187. Lehman, D. 171. Leinasars, E. 187. Lemasler, C. 62. 75, 80, 82, 88, 89, 214. Lemon, J. 122, 171, 214. Leslie. L. 188. Levering, R. 214. Levine, P. 47, 62, 69, 81, 118, 162, 171. Lewis, D. 63, 78, 85, 188. Lewis, S. 198. Limie, M. 188. Little, S. 171. Littler, D. 171. Littler, K. 199. Livingston, D. 214. Lloyd, G. 171. Lloyd, R. 171. Long, D. 171. Locher, J. 57, 63, 118, 171. Lothschuetz. A. 188. Lotz, M. 171. Lowery, C. 214. Lucas, A. 171. Lucas, C. 188. Lucas, P. 188. Ludlow. M. 171. Lupfer, J. 47, 62, 171. Luster, L. 214. Lyles, K. 214. Lynch, B. 47, 63, 69, 188. Lyon, G. 214. Lytic, C. 214. M Mabra, D. 188. Mabra, T. 36, 62, 188. Maclean, J. 46, 188. Mader, J. 171. Maggard, J. 214. Maine, J. 214. Mallet, K. 47, 62, 67, 81, 171. Maloney, J. 171. Maloney, P. 47, 63, 171. Maloney, S. 171. Mann, J. 47, 188. Manning, T. 171. Manuel, E. 47, 172. Marholis, A. 188. Markoch, C. 51, 214. Marlatt, A. 214. Marts, R. 214. Marts, S. 86, 214. Marsh, R. 77, 172. Marshall, C. 46, 51, 188. M artin, Melissa 215. Marlycz, A, 172. Martycz, J. 215. Massie, B. 188. Massie, P. 47, 71, 162, 172. Massie, R. 47, 63, 69, 188. Massie, W, 172. Maurer, T. 172. Maxton, B. 63, 67, 77, 81, 86, 88, 135, 215, 233. May, G. 22, 23, 172. May, R. 94, 95, 114, 115, 215. Maybruck, D. 215. McAfee, N. 215. McCain, P. 47, 215. McCarroll, L. 172. McCarly, L. 188. McCarty, M. 188. McCauslin, J. 47, 62, 188. McClaran, J. 118, 188. McClean, J. 51. McClung, G. 172. McClure, M. 49, 51, 63, 66, 88, 188. McCombs, C. 46, 51, 87, 215. McCreary, J. 70, 87, 215. McDaniel, J. 46, 172. McDavid, P. 105, 172. McDonald, B. 172. McDonald, M. 188. McDonald, S. 215. McDorman, L. 51, 118, 149, 215. McFarland, D. 215. McFarland, S. 47, 172. McGinnis, C. 62, 188. McGowan, Kevin 46, 63, 81, 172. McGowan, Kim 51, 63, 81, 188. Mcintosh, G. 199. McKeever, M. 87, 88, 215. McKie, R. 188. McLellan, L. 172. McLemore, W. 46, 51. 62, 88, 115, 180, 188. McNeil, C. 173. McNeil, G. 188. McOwen, D. 63, 120, 173. McOwen, S. 173. McQuirt, R. 215. McQuirt, S. 47, 188. Meadows, R. 215. Meeks, G. 215. Mefford, J. 216. Mefford, K. 24, 86, 216. Mendenhall, K. 47, 173. Mendenhall, P. 188. Mercer, D. 173. Merchant, M. 46, 173. Merrill, R. 51, 63, 68, 156, 200, 216. Mesarvey, C. 31, 86, 216. Metherd, M. 49, 51, 62, 216. Meyer, A. 62, 84, 87, 188. Meyer, D. 216. Meyer, R. 173. Michael, V. 216. Michael, W. 35, 68, 188. Micochero, J. 216. Micochero, W. 216. Miele, J. 67, 77, 173. Miller, Cynthia 51. 57. 62, 188. Miller, Deborah 71, 180, 189. Miller, Doris 34, 216. Miller, E. 118. Miller, G. 23, 46, 216. Miller, J. 63, 173. 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