St Pauls High School - Look Ahead Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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' ' - 5 . . ! . 1 . K . b n 3 - l r s ' r 'nn . 1 .5 , 4 , X 'N W 5 X 7' if Ah sh H' tml? eg l D I i. Ah! with the whole of us Will of us, brain of us, senses and soul of us. Is life worth living? u. HL. ' ' ff X If 9: On A Threshold Of A Dreamn ' 'lr' I, . sg? - xiigrl A 1976 H 3.52 61 , . . f. xi f 4 . -, ,y . fw t. , if f. 1 Tv I. rg l P X .JF A 1, I ,'c 'i'f: of tsS'f ' J 'Eff Homecoming Courtg STANDING L. TO R.g Escort Tom Schmuhl and Freshman attendant Karen Collier, Escort Dale Barman and junior attendant Connie Frey Queen Ellen Kline and Escort Robin Hite, Senior attendant Mary Beth Dixon and Escort Larry I-Iersha Sophomore attendant Julie Myers and Escort Jim Spettle. Aye, with the best of us, Heights of us, depths of us,- Life is the test of us! Corinne Roosevelt Robinson .. ' L o 41456 FACULTY Knowledge Gained Through Experience 1 .X fi 8 621151: 1: Ni ff! M'-f . is on ,aww fr or 'F :el ,H A -Af 'xx S., :lg if A. Rev. John Lehmkuhl, Pastor of St. Paul Parish. B. Principal Sister Mary Annunciata preparing activities for 1976 school year. C. Looking over some files is Mr. Roger Holman, Associate Principal, Dean of Dis- cipline and A.D. D. Mr. Klausing, Guidance Counselor. Y' il? ' av' 0- .. WV'- Q., .. X . DQS ve Sister Mary Annunciata-- Principal Mr. Dick Alge--Introductory Algebra I, II, Math I, Con- sumer Economics Reverend John Bishop-- Religion IV Sister Mary Carmel--Reading and Resource Center Moderator Mr. Paul Conry--Am. History, Modern I-Iist. , Civics, Con- temporary History Sister Mary De1phine-- English III, IV Mr. John Eschels--Art I, II, Elementary Art Sister Mary Giovanni--Speech, French I, H, III, IV Mrs. Mary Hickey--Home Ec. , Sewing, Tailoring, Home Mg. Mr. Roger Holman--Ass. Principal Miss Maria Hlynsky--English I, II Mr. Don Klausing--jounalism I, II, Psychology Reverend Richard Liston-- Religion I Sister Mary Regius--Math II, III, IV, Religion 111 Mrs. Mary Rekart--Study Hell Supervisor Mr. Jeff Richards--Sociology, Rel. ll, Government, World Geography, Health-Phys. Ed. Miss Becky Roeder--Business Mrs. Becky Speer--Health- Phys. Ed. Mr. James Swabley--Gen. Science, Physical Sc. , Chem- istry, Physics, Computer Sc. Mr. Mike Wasiniak--Biology, Adv. Biology, Phys. Bd., Religion II Mrs. Rugh Weisenberger-- Secretary Mr. Robert Westcott--Band, jr. High music Mrs. Hickey--Long time teach- er at St. Pau1's has over many hundred hours to show for her dedication to the school. . ' K., Z . ' .51 ith' V I -PM x- - 1 ,I , I lg rm 'L X - '11, fl! Af '.-KJ , 11:15 'Q IV ' X 3- ' 27- .Q 'I Y 'LM -' .f , 1 in ..1 W A V Q ' X ' x ., Q ,yrx , si faq ,r l is '-P, I , L fm' A V y 1 P - i 'V fig y ' 2 i ' - sffr- P Ubi ye P4 5 P fs' 'Y' if ' 'fflfvlfllllilf 1-1 N ' 2 w SENIGRS ' SENIORSQVQ 1 Seniors Look Ahead To Graduation Day 'QV in-Y' S.- Barbara Barman , Y' Lynn Borgia Paul Bresson 12 X HJ.. i Deborah Boose Charles Borgeson Senior officers take time from their schedules to pose for a picture - H571 5 525 EPI Enthuslasm D1sp1ayed Throughout The Year 1 f' N ii. .0 Susan Bronder Edward Casselberry Cheryl Collier The Saint Paul High Class of 76 proved to be one of great success. Class leaders were Mike Gfell, Presi- dentg John Weisenberger, Vice-Presidentg Cheryl Col- lier, Secretary and Steve Kayatin, Treasurer. The class had accumulated a sizable treasury over the last four years due to the well organized money making projects that the class had conducted. This money was earned through such projectsas bake sales, pizza and magazine drives, various raffles and the Christmas Dance they sponsored in their junior year. Academically, this class took advantage of the new courses at St. Paul, with 213 of the class enrolled in the challenging advanced English course. Athletically, there were many outstanding senior players on our sports teams, which added to the over- all success of the sports program. Senior girls provided the leadership for the foundation of a strong girls sports program. Spiritually, the class had one of the best represen- tations at TEC in years. They were also responsible for reviving the CYO, an important young peoples club A successful prom and after-prom was held Satur- day, May 8 at the Greentree Inn. The music was pro- vided by the Bellvue Stage Band, setting a lively mood for this 76 prom. Class Flower: American Beauty Rose Class Colors: Red, White and Blue Class Motto: We are not afraid of today for we have seen yesterday and love tomorrow. All in all this class showed forth the spirit this bicentennial year should mean, a spirit their prede- cessors showed 200 years ago. 13 i I 1, Marilyn Cutnaw Virginia Egle K 1 I W 1 Michael Fish 14 Mary Beth Dixon Rudy Dudics Cynthia Ely H... Kathleen Fisher Hey Duane, What's happening? I Seniors Lead School In An Active Bicentennial Year yn A. 13 er yn J Fisher Mary Kay Schaffer and Mary Schlotterer iigure out their h mework. 2-P01 Frank Jim Fulton Michael Gfell 15 'If Kathy Gilchrist Pam Goostree fl li w. xx Joseph Gross Class Flower-Red Rose Colors-Red, hite 8a Blue in QF? The class of 76 proves their spirit in class projects as shown by Alice Schaffer and Steve Herner in the annual and successful pizza drive. Gary I-Iansberger Dave Harshbergex' WY., ,,:.:,1 - -r ' l ' ,I , ,H . . It 1 'L :r :N ' fn : , ' fx 4 , ' f. , A if . 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' u o Jeffrey Lodermeier ' , fi I I ' n f Senior Civics class requires diligent work as shown by Kathy Fisher. 19 I V I . 4-ar J jane Luke I. .Inu ig?-a. The winner of the K of C abortion essay contest is Sue Kluding . 20 Rick Mack Sheila Mack 4o'X f n 4 Timothy Mellen Thomas Meyers 1 A nb . A 0 uk ' Art 3 student, Alice Schaffer, breaks a smile during an art class. Thomas Mockler Alan Myers N , x 0 5 1 linda Newcomer Class Of 76 Search For Bright Future Monica Peters its Thom as Reed K' Steve Preston Thresa Raines 45 ' Qu' ' e if Two members of the Spirit staff work diligently to meet a deadline Q 21 its ig... john Reineck 'Thomas Rippon Constance Ruffing MMV Kay SC11-lfer Alice Schaffer Mary Schlotterer Paula Schnellinger Harold Simon Thomas Sitterly Theodore Skinn Dave Smith Linda Soisson utside Activities Keep Seniors Busy The CYO games were enjoyed by Seniors gather in the hall between classes to listen to announcements. Mike Fish and Steve Kocher. fbi Sharon SP9-21' Kevin Sprowl Debbie Stein 23 fn--I Donna Stein john Swabley Clinton Tinker e'3155f.n.':f:fvf 5: q1i rl - FE-fr!'iQ'x '1f E1 J 1 all ff H If lf bw if 'fx so xii 'R W 'SQ Duane Trares Wilbur Vickery Kathleen Wasiniak T' Virginia Watkins Julie Waythomas john Weisenberger Teri Wurzel On August 19, 1966, the class of 1976 lost one of their friendliest and easy-going class- mates in a in-agic accident. Donald William Sanders, known to everyone as Donnie , recieved his First Holy Commun- ion with this year's graduating class. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanders, Donnie was an important addition to the class because of the laughter and fun he brought to everyone . As we continue on into the future, Donnie will always be re- membered in the hearts and minds of all Who knew him. Senior Year Ends With Memorable Prom I r ts, .. f Z.. 1' r' ex, Some of the senior couples sit down for a break between dances. Rick Evans and Pattie Hertenstein wait for the dance to begin. J. Lodermeier and J. Waythomas enjoy watching the dance activities. The Bellvue Stage Band provided good bumping music for Cheryl Ellen Kline goes over to socialize with Linda Newcomer and her date. Collier 26 6 u f fi' 19. .,, ,L z-1-f mia if Q-1 N ,.- .XX x 4 We May Never Pass .If-5 , ,I x ,-7' ' Linda Newcomer seriously faces graduation. Ginny' Egle listens to graduation exercises. ' A L xl' fl 'X Thoughts of the future run through After graduating, Sharon Spaar moves her tassle from right to left. 101111 Welsenbefgefs mmd- This Way Again Marilyn Fisher receives her diploma from Fr. Lehmkuhl. The Jim Hofacker, Bob Hipp and joe Gross file in for graduation exercises. U we W Valedictorian, Sue Kluding, reads the Thanksgiving prayer. If .Z '-'QQ-TISQ Q . une. 1-T :wr '14 -r4,.gg, 1 Ik s.s...,, tk-- v XJF . 1 If Xu i V a, kb 5 I ,F ,I ,Q , ZA 'YK Class of 76 come from school for the last time. 29 IJ The Bicentennial Class Of S.P.H. I ll Sue Kluding, TJ queen, models for the TJ contest. Pam Goostree and Carolynn Hipp discuss the SPIRIT , i UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors equire Leadership, Responsibilit For Future M , JOFT If ,.- 1.7 James Amato La Mont Amold Steven Ball Dale Barman David Barman William Barron Mary Bellamy Kathy Betschman Lawrence Binsack Michael Bleile Gerald Braden Barbara Bundschuh Jonathan Cahill Craig Cassellberry Denise Colleta Margaret Collins james Creamer Donald Davis Ellen Dixon Susan Dudics Stephen Eggleston Susan Fields James Fisher Margaret French james Frank Constance Frey Thomas Fulton Lori Greenwald Kathy Gross Constance Healy Dwight Henry Charles Hillman J x 'l .9 11's - ,lr --41 ' ,Nu , I Iefhey Hipp Lori Hirt Timothy King David Kiser Duane Kluding Allen Langj ah: Thomas Lesch Judith Meesig Margaret Miller julie Missler Paula Moehlman Danielle Mushett Charlie Hillman displays spiritual Junior class is led in spirit by Pres. Mary Ann Skinn, V Pres Paula leadership to fellow St. Paul students. Moehlman, Sec. Judy Meesig, and Treas. Charlie Hillman N i .46 E413 Q ' I I .E ff' ,. Y 1 mf 53: -- ' e The juniors portray a well-rounded spiritual attitude toward their high school activities . john Richards Charles Nardecchia N A dfi Cindy Nickoli Patricia Pelis 1 li Q L .Kgs . in 4 Rosemary Raines n'- ..., .4. ,Y rp ,. ix Elaine Riley Mark Riley Thomas Ruffing Om' farmers --Dale Braden and Wayne Snay 35 Varsity cheerleaders Laura Schmuhl and Judy Spaar take time out for a drink at the fair. kf Pl' X?-S 5 1' M 7 S 63 M . ., Q lx I Y. J 'J I V U 'IIA if W X , .af Q 4:- ' Nil 36 ' sv 1 'fr 'O' Vernard Vickery Vicki Wurzel Timothy Ruffing Kevin Schaffer Mary Beth Schild Karen Schlotterer Laura Schmuhl Matthew Schmuhl Kathryn Schnellinger Nancy Simon Maryann Skinn Wayne Snay james Snyder Judy Spaar Ann Stieber Mark Stall Eric Theisen Betty Weisenburger '-ar Soph's gain knowledge . JH. Carrie Amato Theresa Barron Cheryl Berry Diane Betschman Cecelia Bick Michael Bick Barbara Bleile Kenneth Bleile Matthew Bresson Barbara Brutsche The Sophomores of 1975- 76 demonstrated their skills tactfully through their endeavors to achieve success. These skills were shown throughout the entire year start- ing with football season. The Soph's were right in there cheering the Flyers to victory. Basketball season once again proved the Soph's were devoted to the Flyer basketball team with their con- stant support. Their spiritedly decorated hall was also a sign of their support. 37 Cheryl Bundschul 498' ff Lynn Camp Deborah Collier Jeffrey Colvin Michael Dailey Deborah DeFraine 'R Barbara Dible Kathy Didion Lisa Dixon James Englert Mary Fries Charles Fritz Determination 'W' 5X .-Q .f 1 Cynthia Furey Michael Gahagan Bryan Gibson Strengthens The Way Richard Gilson Bonnie Gooclsite Michael Harshberger Gregory Heit A . Lisa Dixon is caught blowing a big bubble B. Mary Fries an- swers a question that seems to make her laugh at herself. C . Charles Fritz Works very hard with every intent to get his homework done so he won't have to haul his books home. D . Beth Snyder Watches the art class doing their projects. 39 TX' Z3 32 1,-. P- fx . N'- 4 '- . 1' -'-rv Lv' 4 . . L A 11.38.52 .4 - -. ,, ', -eg i-' '13 W4-af3:F.Tr eff: .L-1.1 'i ff-I .V wr Q: JM- wc . 5 '1'Yf7 ' JN X1' julie Hipp Mark Hipp Wilfred I-Iohler John Kacmarsky james Kerner Matthew Kline Sandra Kluding Patricia LaRoche Bernadette Lesch John Lieber Sharon Mack Patrick McCrann Today we followg tomorrow we lead. Ol -psi xx 5' N A. Sophomore 's Theresa Rinoholz, Mary Rinner and Beth Snyder care- fully listen and watch their instruc- tor in Geography class. B, Susan Missler receives an award at the annual Sports Banquet. C, Lynn Camp waits patiently for the re- sults of the winners at the Sports Banquet. D, Patricia LaRoche and Sandra Kluding take notes during a lecture . E, During French class, Sophomore Julie Myers, and juniors Gerry Braden and Wayne Snay act out a play. 41 ,a , I, X lla x 42 - U 715 is 'Mi l Students express unity throughout the entire year. 1 f7' ' 6- A I I, Julie Myers Catherine Oliva Bryan Price Patricia Rekart Deborah Rhoad Christina Riley Jack Riley Mollie Riley Theresa Ringholz AB Mary Rinner Carol Rufling 'I Julie Sadler X , l Randy Schaffer 1 . V' 1:53. will, . KA 3 Roseann Schaffer ' 1- Agnes Schaffer .? Kathleen Schaffer Lynette Schaffer A. Mike Tarnowski is caught off- guard while getting books from his locker. B. Getting together before the game is a usual past time. C. Soph's Exhibit their spirit by the decorations in their hall. D. Homecoming brings people to- gether as you can see the class of '78 doing. E. John Kacmarsky and his date Debbie Rhoad are just one of the many couples who came to dance on Homecoming weekend. -1.s.:12AJ!lv-..v':-:.Cm1Q2'Ul!W -u:su--11 ' , , . . 1 - ' - . X .I 'Q 5 9 . ,r 'P . 1 Q I I :ful I ,fl 'ia , w WN QR 1 . , i -ijt f- -.'e' Ir , -WI! u far aa' - S X' ,4- a 5 :Q A i 'W D f, I E L I i 43 Kristin Schlacter Robert Schweizer James Smith Mark Smith Elizabeth Snyder James Spettle Douglas Sprowl Nancy Stallard Jean Swabley Michael Tarnowski Jeffrey Tinker Karen Toney David Weisenberger Rita Weisenberger Ann West Randal Wheeler Norma Wilhelm Donna Wunel Amy Waythomas 10 'Ci Anthony Barman Dave Barman Gen'y Barron Mary Anne Binsack . . i Ialgglnii Igigggn T Rlppon and B Gfell are uutmated .s Ry . ,f E ,C , I Freshmen prepare for their learning to start a new year. -.:vT?? 0 O xc . ,V X , . ' .1 Mary Beth Camardese S Thomas Carabin Karen Collier Chxis Reynolds uses his time to its best by studying. james Colvin Mary Anne Creamer Julie Dixon Chris Egle Thomas Esker Mary Farmer John Hipp is crowned kingg he will rule for the day. -x. I ' 'J JN QP- - - 1 1 4' 1 -- A .,- 3 - N-S ' I 'fy 1 ... Q ff:- 46 , P Q Jeanne H. and Karen S. try to avoid the camera David Fisher Margaret Fisher joan Fleming Frosh Find Confidence In High School Life D. Weisenberger, a watermelon lover? 1 A. Hipp enjoys a day of Mard i Gras . - :S m ad -XL l g i '1- ' --,-2 lx I my JS ,Q .,, JG Darlene Gibson Sheryl Gilson Elaine Greenwald Jeffrey Gross Angela Hackathorr jeffrey Hay Jeanne Hertenstein Anne I-Iipp john Hipp Tamera I-Iipp :Q N-1' 'ilk Julie Hofacker Birchard Hokes Patricia H012 Steven Iaworski Steve Killian Mark King Michael King John Kiser Martin Kline Sue Kluding Tracy Knoll jean Langjahr Lorrie Leak Sharon Lippert David LaRoache Randy Long Donald Mayle John Missler Kevin Missler Joanne Mushett Timothy Nickoli Beverly Orth Susanne Peters Todd Peters .X , Students Venture Into A Sense Of Maturlty ,1 tif' ,JH 'l' VUK., Tom Smith David Smith 'Y Sf' :P ,ff Frosh Have Fitted Well In High Sarah Snay John Soisson Nancy Spaar Debra Spettle Thomas Stein Milissa Straka School Life Karen Stutzman Anna. Watkins David Weisenburger jeffrey Wiedemann C J. I-Iipp sucks his thumb for the sake of security. J. Mushett, M.K. it Rushin and J. Dixon act out a skit. SPORTS Q Q r f1Q?f,Q.5 L. Xa I Flyers End nother Winning Season 6-3-1 The 1975 Flyer football team led by ten returning lettermen and a fine-qualitied group of seniors finished another traditional winning season with a 6-3-1 record, under second year head coach, Dick Alge, and assist- ants Paul Conry, Mike Wasiniak and John Eschels. Five Flyers engraved their names in the record books. The first record breaker came in the opening game, when junior quarterback, jim Amato, hit sen- ior, Duane Trares, for a 97 yard touchdown pass, breaking the old record of 85 yards. Senior tailback, Chuck Borgeson, broke two records in his three year varsity career, with 35 touchdowns in one career and , next with the all-time St. Paul rushing record of 3523 yards. Two more records were set as senior defensive back, Mike Gfell, tied the school record for the most interceptions in a career, 12, and Mike Fish kicked his name in the records by averaging 35 yards a punt. The Saints' bright spots were beating undefeated, Black River 18-7, winning 60-7 on homecoming night, and also finishing their last game by beating the always tough, Crestline, 27-22. Pride, determination, and teamwork were the big assets for another winning season at Saint Paul High. Iiistfm if C 'lux ,..,,-.4 - FRONT ROW--I. Weisenberger, M. Gfell, D. Trares, A. Hohler, S. Preston, C. Borgeson, C. Tinker, J. Gross, S. Kayatin, T. Rippon, M. Fish, D. Leitz. ROW 2--J. Lieber, S. Eggleston, Tom Ruffing, J. Braden, C. Hill- man, Tim Ruffing, J. Amato, L. Binsack, D. Barman, M. Stoll, T. Fulton, W. Snay. ROW 3--D. Mayle, C. Fritz, M. Kline, R. Gilson, D.'Weisenberger, J. Smith, B. Gibson, J. Wise, J. Tinker, J. Kacmarsky, R. Schaf- fer, J. Soisson. ROW 4--Brian Alge, Brad Alge, T. Schmuhl, D. Smith, T. Esker, J. Missler, S. Rhoad, D. La- Roche, B. Simon. TOP ROW--J. Eschels, M. Wasiniak, D. Alge, P. Conry. 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Assistant Coaches Paul Com'y, Mike Wasiniak, John Eschels and kneeling head coach Dick Alge. B. Lettermen, FRONT ROW--J. Kacmarsky, C. Borgeson, S. Preston, T. Rippon, S. Kayatin. BACK ROW--J. Braden, M. Fish, J. Weisenberger, C. Tinker, M. Gfell. C. Senior Steve Preston listened intently for next play to be called by head coach Dick Alge. D. Seniors Duane T1-ares and Mike Gfell show expressions after another Flyer touchdown. 53 P Courage, Motivation-Key Words For Grid Season cv' fi A. Flyer defensive coach Paul Conry, looks on to see if defense held. B. Varsity Cheerleaders: Captain, S. Kluding, J. Spaar, L. Schmuhl, K. Wasiniak, E. Kline, P. I-Iertenstein. C. Flyer girls show spirit to help keep Flyers on winning track. D. Freshman cheerleader, Kathy Rushin, signals what the Flyers are. 55 E I.. ,4 I J f - A N ' I: 5847 ly .f 0' r, fl? xv? I f' - A V ' ' N v . . QM 3 IU , Qillaf-Q iff!! ., fjjf ' ' 1 , , .1 F ,U -N .1 ' 1 r 1 A- 4 I 'S vi ' n Q 0 f K . .. 'LJ' , IEW-ly, ,, qv--'Q : vi .1 ,' ' Cb?- '9 -g,g, xx, .1 Flyers Led B Six Strong Seniors BACK ROW L. TO R. Coach M. Wasiniak, T. Ruffing, I. Fisher, D. T1-ares, J. Gross, S. Preston, I. Hickey, M. Gfell, Coach R. Holman. KNEELING Manager, D. Smith, I. Lodermeier, H. Simon, K. Schaffer, Coach I. Richards. -.v MP1 'F ' Coach R. Holman, and Lettermen L. to R. J. Gross, D. Trares, M. Gfell, J. Lodermeier. 58 I QBASKETBALLJ The 1975-76 Flyer Basketball team led by six seniors and the Firelands Conference Coach of the Year , Roger Holman went on to place second in the conference. Senior guard, Duane Trares, picked up where he left off last year. He went on to take the scoring title in the Fire1and's Conference, averaging over 24 points a game. Duane's strengths were further recognized when he was selected as third team All-Ohio, second team in the Northwest District and named to first team in the Fireland's Conference and District VI. Senior forward, joe Gross, also helped lead the way for the Saints as he was named to second team in the Fireland's Conference and was seventh in the scoring department. Four more seniors proved to be very satisfactory, beginning with center John Hickey, who was named as honorable mention in the Fireland's Conference. Steve Preston who helped with rebounding Qaveraging more than 10 rebounds per gamej. Guard, Jeff Loder- rneier, contributed greatly as he was called on for managing the other playmaker position. Forward, Mike Gfell, added to the Saints performance when some hustle was needed. The Saints' excitement was one that a person will not forget as the Saints lost three of the ive games to archrival, Monroeville, by a total of six points. Los- ing to them in the first meeting 53-49, then a one point difference at the Junior High and then a 60-59 overtime, heartbreaker in the sectional Enals. Desire and pride helped the Saints finish with another great and well-remembered season. Finishing With Impressive 15-5 Season .ga wt , E Q., lf? U A. A11-Ohioan Duane Trares eyes the basket for another two pointer. B. Forward, Mike Gfell, under pressure, looks for an open man. C. Center, John Hickey, takes his warmup shots before the game. D. Sharpshooter, Joe Gross, displays great form in his jump shot. 4 n , 24' .wr 11 'Lv af if h h L.-I 3 U . r ' 1 A, Guard, jeff Lodermeier, drives for layup despite pressure from an Edison defender. B, Senior, Steve Preston, hauls in another of his many rebounds. C, Coach Holman instructs his players during a key time out. D. Guard, Duane T1-ares, makes a move as he drives for the basket. E. Firelands Conference coach of the year, Roger Holman. F, Junior backup center, Tom Ruffing, eyes his shot. G. Senior, John Hickey, shows determination as he makes a key basket. H. Managersg LEFT TO RIGHT--Dave LaRoche, Tom Schmuhl and Dave Smith. 61 Winning At Saint Paul Helps To Boest Spirit Of The Cheerleaders -.1 . ,I 5 . M K-7 'x A, Varsity Cheerleaders: S, Kluding, J, Spaar, P, Herten- stein, K. Wasiniak, L. Schmuhl, E, Kline. B. Senior. Kathy Wasiniak cheers on the Flyers. C, Reserve Cheer- leaders: P. Rekart, M. Fries, C, Ruffing, C. Berry. D, Freshman Cheerleaders: STANDING T. Rippon, J, Fleming.. MIDDLE N, Spaar. SITTING K, Rushin, A. Schaffer. 62 Reserve Team: FIRST ROW--V. Vickery, M, Bresson, B, Hohler, M, Gahagan, J, Colvin, M, Kline, Manager T. Schmuhl, Manager D, LaRoche. SECOND ROW--J, Frank, J, Amato, D, Weisenberger, G. I-Ieit, 1, Kacmar- sky, J. Spettle, W, Snay. THIRD ROW--Coach M, Wasiniak, J. Wise, B, Schweizer, M, Bick, T, Ruffing, C, Hillman, J, Creamer, Coach J, Richards. Future Roundballers Show Great Promise! Freshman Team: FIRST ROW--D. Smith, D, Weisenberger, J. Wiedemann, T. Carabin, P, Pickett, T, Nickoli. SEC- OND ROW--S. Jaworski, D, Barn-ian, J, Gross, J. Soisson, T. Stein, C. Reynolds, T. Smith, Coach M. Wasiniak. Sophomore, jim Spettle shows great promise for the years to come. 63 Scores 1 7 In 1 7150-P-2' m '5- 1 Q ' -ff Flyers Finish With Two District Qualifiers , gifts . ,W-V, . X vv- . sbiiixtii' PAUL . E115 41339 . 41 ' .,' T 17 33 18 33 13 . 11 his opponent. B. Managers, Lisa Dixon and Patti WRESTLING SCORES OPPONENTS Black River 42 Plymouth 17 Mapleton Invitational Plymouth 21 Western Reserve 44 ,Margaretta 31 Western Reserve 40 1 Monroeville 30 Mapleton 54 47 ' London - -f.-,., A--'Htl we D XM. , ',,f ,..--iglr , - w,g,37,1 Q- , ,b , ', A. Junior, Mark Stoll, uses his strength to break down Rekart, keep the statistics during a Flyer wrestling match. C. Senior, Steve Kocher, uses his reverse cradle to pin another one of his victims . D, Senior, Rick Mack, grimaces as he tries to control his man. .N 4. fi. 'Shi , 12. . tu-1, DF 65 P X Promise For The Future Year! The 1975-76 Flyer wrestling team led by four seniors and a fine group of underclassmen, finished an outstanding season under the direction of head coach, Paul Conry and assistant, John Eschels. The Saints were led by Junior, Mark Stoll, who was selected as Mapleton Invitational's most valuable player, placing first in the Firelands Conference, second in the sec- tionals and advancing to the district playoffs, ending his season with an 18-2 record. Four year grappler, John Weisenberger, placed fourth in the Firelands Conference, second in the sec- tionals and he advanced to the district playoffs, ending his season 16-7-1. Another Senior who showed great ability was Steve Kocher finishing second in the Fire1and's Conference and fifth in the sectional playoffs. Senior, Kevin Koontz and Sophomore, Mark Smith, placed fourth in the Fireland's Conference, proving once again, that wrestling is a test of endurance and self- determination. V L -ark- It A, District qualifier, john Weisenberger, ended his season with 16 wins, 7 losses and a tie, and his career record of 40-36-1. B, District qualifier, Mark Stoll, sinished with an impressive 18-2 record. C, Coaches Paul Conry and John Eschels look on with concerned expressions. D, Seniors Steve Kocher and Rick Mack get psyched-up for their up-coming matches. 67 Diamondmen Advance In St. Mary's Tournament I , KNEELING, C. Hillman, J. Soisson, D. Barman, C. Tinker, R. Dudics, J. Wise, J. Leiber. STANDING, C. Borgeson, S. Preston, D. Trares, I. Gross, T. Reed, M. Fish, A. Hohler and coach D. Alge. Missing from photo is R. Mack. The 1976 Baseball team, led by nine seniors and second year coach, Dick Alge, ended with an average season. The saints record does not display the real talent the team had with the like of team members such as south-paw, Steve Preston, who accounted for most of the Flyer's wins. Other outstanding players were seniors, Duane Trares, Al I-Iohler, Tom Reed and Joe Gross, who hit num- erous homeruns throughout the season. With a little more pitching, the Flyers could have been in the running for the Firelends Con- ference crown and possibly could have been the state champions. Nine seniors say good-bye to their high school sports career in baseball at St. Paul High. ,, .uf .ar-. sunk, .-fe A-A +- -- 'W . -- ag, ,g....:sf!1f'y,, 2 r - ,- s '. ,- , A. Senior south-paw, Steve Preston, delivers another one of his many strikes. B. Senior second baseman, Tom Reed, swings for a base hit. C 68 4 rl B Q . ' 'riff s ' 's'hhN-V. jizxrpi 'El-l,x Q Ji Qfxlxf, 5 '-gx if ,L -GRN .1 N Na Y 0 aewewf-'N' . .,..--- - -..-- ku lf . A . V. ' I Q ' X .Q 6 :5 . :N--N N js I ,Z xi W xx .V g A .. 1 D A g 1. A 71 A. Outflelder, A1 I-Iohler, tries to keep his hot hitting streak alive. B. Flyers huddle before they take the ield. C. Senior, Duane Trares, displays his talent in hitting that got him four homeruns. D. First baseman Joe Gross, cracks another one of his hits. F' ,N vq V w r i ' l 'X X 17 i V Vlwmjtl. ffxki xx. wx Q .K 4 4 .V U-1 , A -.1 .Qs N Air Jw' x '. ' ' ffm., ff - gxvfgmwcf., i , 'Qui' ?53s+l - I... J- A x, , .,.. '--.,. ..,,4-,,.....-4- '4 - -a,.. Vi X j v . -'L' .x 'if V- - WX ' . ,,','55S!lBjA1q' 11 .5 3:1 U F' ' . ILM.. - ,rw - 1 ,A I , 'r.vLl4, , xx. k -' k s J 1 . 7 F 'S -,' ,,. , K u. l'.: RV o i I,'T ,Q :, ' la, 'Q-'V , S 1 JIHVJ YK V LN-i2. vl:A' ' ,f A . .H - -Ji- - ',, ,ff ,. . ' VR' 'QB' v' V ,u , V- .,-- ....,. 1 .' V . ..,. - .233 ,A f Q .vu H 'B' 1 D 69 I N , , . .- ' w C Y I , U ' 1 Y . I, z 1 U. A L, , , ' LL' , , . i ' 'X 'dh ,I JLQ' .ri 15, . ENS ' 5 ' K ,ji . If 5 R I A . . fr-f v, V I . H ,,,,, 4- .. .- . .gs ,wats-. V---is gf- -ui . -- A -Y 1 ' v ,W - 7 1' :A - E .1 V: ,4 V A: .15 jmgif. 55,51 1-sf - 1 TQ f- 'vff'? '4' 'eg n nr. r C1031-' -A -lf--3-r-. 1 if ,vu A. - -.f u , , ' - - - ' ' 1 ' -.mf 1 aziffe, F 'iv : ,A.' rx ' .. A A. ., .V fix ,, , '.'ff4ikhj'5 3, ng-QI! ,E i V, ' - ' .F A PL.- . . 'ng ,, U: A .:.. , ' ' 4 .-.-L-Q. f 4?'8 'i ' ' 'YJ l I .kfzfllllfxy-f ,Q ','--iff:-:,'ji ,. , , 1 K, -. , I , 1511, ,.1.,--.35 -I Mi--.3 aint: ,:..,5,,, V f L, ' 46- ,- , -ujgf klig xhxcirkivjgs . V' QI. . I ii.. i ,. ,L V, ,4.,.,., J- ' , ' Q , ' 'V' f- 'ff' , 1 f-fig, K I ,Q '-g i57 ' 'ffl-V. , , '. ,gig -Qi ,' 7, i :TN 3 Q, ' Ln- . 'fQqLf,f:51f-'if ,yfffsf-3,115 '- y' -4, L ' . T. 441.-,.:.Ll4.h-,L-5 -..'u1-i'- 14 -- : :iv in s 70 nf .'Cii'. bu .VM -L , 4 ,. B cf - . A. Senior, Clint Tinker, coaches first base during the Flyers turn at bat. B. Catcher, Charlie Hillman, awaits the next pitch from pitcher, Steve Preston. C. Senior outfielder, Mike Fish, watches the ball after he just hit it for a homerun. D. Senior, Chuck Borge- son, eyes the ball on its way in from the pitcher. elf' A Flyers Crack Fifteen Homeruns .- .A I I , .AQ ' .- P- U ' A. Senior Steve Preston, blows abub- ble after he just hit a homerun. B. Senior Rick Mack, takes a walk after he just received ball four. C. Team members line up to congratulate Duane T rares after a homerun. 71 Next Year's Tracksters Will Be Tough To Beat 1' . gg, KNEELING I. Smith, D. Weisinberger, T. Esker, T. Fulton, M. Stoll, K. Bleile, J. Weidemann, C. Fritz. STANDING Coach Richards, assistant coach Klausing, M. Bick, Tim Ruffing, M. Gfell, I. Braden, B. Gibson, Tom Ruf- fing, W. Snay, I. Swabley. SITTING G. Reynolds, G. Hipp, S. jaworski, M. Smith, B. Hohler, D. Mayle, S. Rhoad, J. Spettle. The 1976 track team did not finish with a win this year but that does not reflect the strength of some of the in- dividual team members. Mike Gfell, one of the two seniors on the team, placed second in the Vermillion In- vitational for the mile rung he placed second in the Fire- land's Conferenceg second in the sectionals and third in the district advancing him to state competition in Columbus, Ohio for the second year in a row. Mike was also a member of the mile relay team which broke the school record with a time of 3:44.4. Jerry Braden broke the school's discus record several times this year. I-Ie placed first in the Vermillion Invita- tional, Fireland's Conference, sectionals, and advanced to districts forthe second year in a row. Jerry also competed in the shot-put and placed first numerous times. jerry Braden finished as runner-up in team competition with 125 points. Other Standouts included senior john Swabley, 440 yard dash and mile relay, jtmiors gli' A A. Junior Braden, warms up before he throws the discus. B. Senior Mike Gfell, runs his specialty, the mile, which he placed sixth in the state meet, break- ing his record of 4:32. 1 to 4:29.4, scoring the first point for St. Paul in its history. 72 Tim Ruffing, 440 yard dash and mile relayg Tom Fulton, long jumpg Mark Stoll, 100 and 220 yard dashes, Tom Ruffing, shot-put. Sophomores jim Spettle, long jump and mile relayg Ken Bleile, 880 relay and 220 yard dashg jim Smith, high jumpg Mark Smith, two mile, Charles Fritz, discus. Freshman Chris Reynolds, pole vault and 880 yard run. P 1 I Q A. junior, Tim Ruffing runs the 440 yard dash and the mile relay for the Flyers. B. Freshman pole vaulter, Chris Reynolds shows great promise in the future years for the tracksters. C. Sophomores, Greg I-Iipp and Ken Bleile hand off the baton during the 880 relay. D. Coach Richards reads out the times dming a Flyer track meet. E. Sophomore Dave Weis- inberger also runs the mile and 880 yard run for the Flyers. F. Junior Tom Ruffing strains when throwing the shot-put. 'K v w i y I B Q Y SEQ ' FJ 5.49.5 T u hai - N ' 4. 'rs ' 'Cr 'fl 4' 'Q .Iv ' - 4 f - tl 1- .P via .. ,ivy ' 'ev if 1' N!! . Q. ' , ,f Aw' 5. . ,. . 'k f lf' . .--.4 ! Y K N jp' Ei: l I, . '-du ' ww: .1' yn all ,431 -4 fx ur- ' 'l l lynn ,ui 1' 'lnqlxl A A L4 l:'J.v J.1 .v v- .V A . V - ' in r 1 Gfell And Braden Were Standouts For F1 er Team T LEE A. I-lurdler, Mike Bick looks exhausted after running his race B Statistition Cheryl Collier looks de- pressed after the event was recorded C Senior, John Swabley takes off his sweats before running the 220 yard dash D Sophomore, Jim Spettle runs his leg in the mile relay E Junior, Jerry Braden went to the district for the second year in a row, setting the school record this year in the discus with a throw of 1'46' 7 F Senior Mike Gfell, led the team in points for the third year with 132 points this season 74 Strong Underelassmen Lead Tennis Team BOTTOM ROW: Coach M. Wasiniak, R. Schaffer, J. Missler, D. Hug, J. Kiser, J. Colvin, T. Schmuhl. TOP ROW: J. Cahill, B. Barron, J. Amato, E. Theisen, C. Amato, J. Kacmarslcy, J. Creamer. - 5-1 ,, -N i - -- . u-:Ag at K . ' +-.., .- if , m nr., -4 wp! W ... I' A. Freshman John Kiser swings his racket with ease. The Flyer tennis team took it on the chin this year, to say the least, as they lost 7 matches by a score of 3-2 which caused them to have a losing record of 5-9. Team wins came against Clyde 4-1, Perkins 3-2, St. Mary's 5-0, and New London twice by 5-O scores. The only two that were not settled on the very last individual match were against Port Clinton O-5, and Plymouth 2-5. The other losses came against Perkins, Crestline twice, Plymouth, Clyde, and Tiffin Calvert twice all by 3-2 scores. The team was comprised solely of underclassmen which may have caused a few of those defeats since the second man from the 1975 season, senior Al Myers elected to work instead of whacking the ball over the net. But this should make the team strong in next year's campaign. Junior jim Amato played at the number 1 single's position this year for his third year in a row. He had a 14-4 record which included sectional and district play, which led him to win the 11046 Flyer and Most Points trophies at the spring sports picnic. The Most Improved trophy went to second man Eric Theisen, a junior who had only started playing tennis a year before. Sophomore John Paul Kacmarsky, moved up to third man this year after playing fourth the previous year. Theisen and Kacmarsky teamed up in doubles in the sectional and came one match away from advancing to district competition. For the most part of the season, Carrie Amato and jim Creamer, the fourth and fifth players on the team respectively, played as the first doubles team. The last two members of the varsity team were Bill Barron and Jon Cahill who played as the second doubles team. Other members of the team were Joe Missler, john Kiser, Tom Schmuhl, Don Hug, Jim Colvin, and Randy Schaffer. Mr. Wasiniak was their coach. 75 - ' kr .' . ' ,ZVQ ,- . R . .. e- . M ,,. -aiu, ,,': I g , ' .' ' mr Y-1, .. .wh w , -.f' L 4 B his , . ,, , ' '-5f.-' Y Y-, .- L...-L,-. .V , I-ew.. ne.-,.. , , , A. Sophomore john Paul Kacmarsky serves to his opponent. B. Freshman Tom Schmuhl delivers the ball back across the net. C. Junior Bill Barron eyes the fast moving tennis ball. D. junior standout jim Amato shows his ability that won him the two top awards in tennis. im Amato Receives Top Tennis Awar Qi Q ' .Q 'F-' . I . Rebuilding Year For Flyer Girls TOP ROW. C. Frey, D. Coletta, D. Mushett, J. Myers, E. Riley, D. Boose. KNEELING S. Kluding, N. Simon, L. Camp, D. Collier, S. Kluding. The Norwalk Saint Paul Varsity Basketball squad closed their season with the Spirit Of Seventy Six as shown in the Sectional Basketball Tournament ac- tion against Fremont St. Joe, which proved to be one of the roughest battles of the year, going into over time and losing. First year head coach Diane Wasiniak led the Flyer girls through a successful session with three wins and seven bruising defeats, for it was a rebuilding year. The team will surely be a top contender in the Firelands Conference title race next season. The Flyers will be regretfully losing seniors Sue Kluding, who recieved Best Defensive Player award at the Winter Sport's Banquet, and Debbie Boose who captured the One Hundred and Ten Percent Flyer award. The returning Flyer girls have a bright outlook for future success in the St. Paul Basketball campaign, for they will have experence, leadership, and SPIRIT. 78 pi , ' v VARSITY fSt. Paul- V , Opponent A 40 Margretga I 39 A 25 Plymouth 37 53 Edison 56 y '30 , Monroevllle 31' V 30 South Central 29 A 43 2 Westem Reserve A40 29 .U Black River 38 a 46 H New London 48 32 Plymouth 46 Q Overall 3-6 1 b Class A 3-4 AA 0-Z 1. l Firelands Conference 2-4 , I . , I Aj Seinor Debbie Boose is in pursuit of a loose ball in a game against Western Reserve. BJ Connie Frey takes a min- ute to scan the spectators during a time out break. CJ Soph- more Julie Meyers dribbles along the outside, attempting to evade her opponents. DJ Searching for a teammate, Sue Kluding keeps possession of the ball. EQ Nancy Simon at- tempts to tip the ball from the hands of an opponent. FJ Julie Meyers goes for a lay-up and boosts Saint Paul's ahead two points. 79 A Victorious Season Ends 9 1 y RESERVE I St. Paul Opponent i 25 Margretfa 21 1 1 zo ,Pi-ynaoutir Q '12 H 12' ' , Edison ' 7- 19 V' Momceville A 15 - 29 ' , South Central N' -, 12 1 30 5 y W.-V Reserve V ' Q 32 1 Z7 A New London X 1 L ZZ 'Plymouth A A 18 7 V' 1 311' Mapleton y ' 14'-N H y - 20 Black River l ' 9 A r l , l Overall Record 9-'1' 'A - - r I ClassA 7+l1iAA 2-o 1 B 1 i rl, Efelteds S39Pfef'if!Ce'6'1 The 1975-76 Flyer girls basketball team ends a victorious season with an incredible overall record of 9-1 for the year. The class A record is a stupendious 7-1 While they received a 2-O in the class AA. Led by first year coach Diane Wasiniak, the girls dribbled their way to a 6-1 outrage in the Fireland's Conference, capturing first. Rating as all season high scorer was sophomore Amy Waythomas shooting 81 points, followed closely be- hind, with a total of 70 points, by sophmore MaryAnn Creamer. Packed with enthusiasm and gusto, the girls, under Mrs. Wasiniak's supervision, shaped them- selves into a winning team. With a new year on the way, the girls are looking forward whole-heartedly to another season full of hard practice and fun. Spirit has played a great part in the teams accomplishments, without it they would niether be able to experience the joys of victory, or learn the din of defeat. 80 AQ Flyer girls watch attentively during a crucial period in the game. BJ Patti LaRoach and Chris Riley succeed in obtaining the ball in a vicious struggle against West- ern Reserve. CQ Flyer julie Missler awaits a rebound, as Amy Waythomas goes up for two. Dj Jeanne Her- tenstein and Julie Missler 'cry to deflect an inbound pass by a Western Reserve player. EJ First Year, coach Diane Wasiniak, gives the girls vital instructions dur- ing a time out. 3 G? Qfllilll 4,-r if-wg ,N TOP ROW: J. I-Iertenstein, A. Waythomas, S. Missler, S. Mack, P. LaRoche, C. Riley. BOTTOM ROW. N. Wilhelm, M. Creamer, T. Barron, C. Egle. 81 Underelassmen M, Lead The Team. P, ff x .n.!f,I g- ...,,,, .W Q '. 1 -4.-Y LM i 3 YN-sly L'-23, ' f!: Q'f ,fQx' 'fe I - . b-,Q . vwgaf. --...Q S - 1A.'i'.,.'.4E 4, I .,wjB5!S::t'.f , r fb ' -- ',fi7'f7G?2ff',fi5.!i:'zQ:r,pw::.,.-2-.-EFL, ff-'73 , Q lm - - ' A vg.,:+e.y-f1f- , '...,.L5-5.55.1 fn... W- H I ' A A' ' QB: v A '-' 2 WL'li'34':7?57m'4?'-'A- an . f- ' f-4 4 A - A 1 ' 'L-4 'r'?:.,:f,--.- - agf,.3L'11j.' ,, -, , . .- l'5f'4f.3..nL..:' -uf-:.'45 ...-1-192a'5'::--4f?'9 S 1 5:5 -1 TOP: J. Swabley, N. Simon, D. Boose, D. Collett, E. Riley, L. Camp, M. Riley. ROW 2: P. Conry, coach, T. Rippon, P. Spettle, S. Missler, C. Oliva, J. I-Iertenstein, L. Dixon, T. Barron. ROW 3: P. Simon, B. Bunel- scnyh, K. Schlacter, H. Braden, S. Gilson, S. Kluding, M. Fisher, ROW 4: R. Raines, D. Werzel, M. Creamer, A. Schaffer, N. Wilhelm, 1. Hipp 82 F' 2-1 :t1'r.f-czztrrv-I AAA+ ' N 151- 4 -v. ,H ini 1' .,.,.q tfewa.- -1 L - . - 4' -1: ,.:.-- Underclassmen provide strength for the girls track team for the 1976 season. During the miles they ran at practice, they set their goals and obtained great accomplishments. Head coach Paul Conry lead the girls through an eventful season in which many old school records were broken, and new ones set. Debbie Boose broke her record this year in the discus throw with a toss of 92 feet and 11 inches. Other records include: Sue Missler in the 80 yard low hurdles and the 400, MaryAnn Creamer in the 800, Teresa Barron in the 100 yard dash, Molly Riley in the high jump, and the 880 relay team. With wishes of good luck, the girls will be saying good-bye to seniors Sue Kluding and Debbie Boose, the only two leaving the team this year. The 1977 team for next year will be comprised of 2 returning seniors, 6 returning juinors, and 6 returning soph- mores, making a well rounded, experienced team. ll LALL ,J ,Ll N, . F r 't as I is x +9 5 X . , ' 1 s T 'F A. . f, , , ' ', Q .- .:-1. .-- ,..f:- ,........-- ,--.-.f.- -,x -a .V - . lr- -1 .1 tl.-- 1 Q, - amz.- rl 4 - Q I Qs- ,L 4,- -l 0 , QYTTTZ1? Y I 'C W H 1 x'i AJ In a close neck and neck relay race, Flyer girls J. Dixon and M. Braden smoke their opponents. BJ Flying through the air with the greatest of ease, J Swabley competes in the long jump event. Cl Ahead of the pack, J. Hipp picks up another first in her specialty, the mile run. DQ Molly Reily does the bump with the bar in a High jump event against S. Central. EJ Sue Missler and Jeanne Hertenstien show their style in a low hurdles race, with Sue winning, making a total of five firsts, Fl Coaches Paul Conry and Jeff Richards watch attentively as Lynn Camp prepares to throw the discus, one of her strong events. 83 1 ,rv J' UN, Ham 1 !. r- .- in W -A .' M ' -1. rt so Girls Volleyball Team Ends Season 6-5 The. Flyer girls volleyball team, under the supervision of coach Becky Speer, closed a success- full season with six Wins, five losses for the varsity, and a seven-four record for the reserve . Seinor Sue Kluding was high scorer with 95M while junior Vickey Wiuzel had 96'X1 and sophmore Barb Dible 95M scoring highest on the reserve team. Our girls took over in the Sectional Tournament against New London with gamesg 7-15, 15-5, and 115-3. They then went on to beat Lucas 15- 12, but received a smashing blow when defeated by Fremont St. Joe, 11-15, 6-5 . The November sport's banquet proved quite exciting as awards were given to Sue Kluding Qseniorj, for being an 110'X1 Flyer, and to Sue Fields fjuinorj, for being the most improved player on the team. All in all the team enjoyed a great year. VARSITY St. Paid Opponent 15,15 Plymouth 5, 4 105, 4 Edison 15, 1 4 , 6, 15 Monroeville E 15, 15 I 15, 2, 2 Huron 11,n15,15 15, 15 South Central 3, li' li 552222323332 55' 15 I Coach Becky Speer watches with Danielle Mushett 15' 17 Black River 9' 15 as the team warms up for a game. 2 Debbie Boose 15' 11 15 New London 7' 15 11 sends the ball sailing in a game against Fremont St. 15' 16' Ma leton 8' 14, Joe. 3 Seniors Sue Kluding Qleftj and Debbie Boose 12: 15 15 Plyllllouth 15: 13, 13 H fmiddlel with Junior Sue Fields, accept the trophies. ! 3 -fi? ii ti. MICS ,J Religion: Todays Morals Are Tomorrows Foundadons I I I H X1 .Z -- ' .Lf -, .qs- ' hLU.lm5M - V o I I X PIISIIY ' ' ' ' ' UIIIICIIIBI ' - I lll 1 +3 ' V ,I IIIAXA X In 1 X l I ,. Ll J, 1 M -7.-- xl 4. :U ,. 4 .5 , 4 'XX .Qtr '4 ' ij :AIG- t.'3 1 -Q VAN 'jr-1 1 ff Q 5? if : -V51 af' 5- , I .,...4VMA3 a xX A . Local contest winners in the Anti-Abortion Contest are Steve Eggleston, Sue Kluding, Tom Ruffing. Presenting certificates to the winning students are Mr. Roth and Mr. Kacmarsky of the Kof C . B . Connie Ruffing takes extra care in preparing a paper for Fr. Bishop's Religion IV class. C. The importance of Moral Decisions is one of the topics in Mr. Richard's Sociology class. D. Sr. Regius goes over the more important points on projects in Religion III. E. The many, vari- ous religious topics in the religion field are taken in Fr. Liston's Religionl class. F. Mr. Wasiniak helps out with taking a class of Sophomores . G . Enthusiastic freshmen listen and take notes Hom teacher Fr. Liston. I-I. Mr. Richards prepares to give a quiz to students in Sophomore Religion II class. ' Q . Enghsh Instllls Aesthetic ualities .W de r I I w -1+, A. Seniors act out the play One Flew over the Cucl-:oo's Nest . From 1. to r. are john Weisenberger Carolynn I-Iipp, Sue Kluding, Mike Fish. B. Sister Delphine helps the students to be more studious. C. Listening intently to English IV instructor Sister Delphine are Linda Soisson, Scott West, Paula Schnel linger, Wilbur Vickery. D. Sister Mary Delphine takes time to answer the questions any of her English III students have . DE f' -' , Z! Y ' .-e'5 JT A. Gerry Barron's attention seems to be attracted to different ideas other than English I. B. English I, Il teacher Miss Hylinski passes out papers to English I students. C. English Il students take notes and confer with each other on homework material. D. Mrs. Rekart takes care of the supervision of Study Hall. E. Mark Smith and Mike Bick get in additional work with filmstrips from Sister Carmel's resource center. 89 11?- 5' . :,.. . v ,...4 rf: .2 A, Editors Of Various Departments Of Yearbook, ROW ONE Sharon Spaar, Sue Bronder, Carolynn Hipp. ROW TWO Cathy Kraft, Pam Goostree, Rick Mack, jeff Lodermeier. ROW THREE, Scott West, Ted Skinn, Mike Gfell and Mike LaRoche . B, Editors Of The School Newspaper From L, TO R, , Dave Smith, Wilbur Vickery under the paper cutter, A1 Myers, Mike Laroche, Kevin Kacmarsky, Kevin Koontz, Monica Peters, and Maril Fisher C Studentphotog YU ' - '- rapher Matt Schmuhl gets his camera ready for a shot. D. Visitors look over prints and other various equip- ment used in printing of the LOOK-A-HEAD, IXH KIIIN ml' N 'l g lnxlvk 'i -s 2 .fre ' 1 Zllll U5 , ' , if 2591 U ur ,,,, q5'1Q'f ra, A , .. l . fm. ffl n 5, nz. In hr M I 1 HI 1 1 -E -- , A B A. Duane Trares tapes the outline to the dummy sheets as Jim Fisher poses for the camera. B. Nancy Simon and Denise Coletta work together diligently to hand in a Jomunalism I Pl0j ect. C. A view of Journalism I class shows eagerness of willing prospects for the next yr's Jour. II group. D. Journalism instructor and Guidance Counselor Mr. Klausing also doubles as Psychology teacher. E. The works of Journalism II are displayed during an Open House. 91 , l F s Science Answers Questions Frequently Asked 5' ' . 1 .4 if 4 ' , rw 'L H --- v --E 1'-.LJL 'I ni brew 'ig A. Mr. Swabley gets ready to show a filmstrip for en- thusiastic students of his General Sc. class. B. John Weisenberger gets ready to load the computer in class as Mike Fish watches closely. C. Mr. Swabley gets a physics experiment set for his physics class. D. Mr. Sw abley types some sets into the new computer. The computer which was added this year as a new class selected by studenis. :Q ,,.---fl 5 '-gxif, -V X' Hx -'is' ffv 5 ,P A .Al in ' A Mr Swabley watches student phys1c1sts John Wei- senberger and Kevm Koontz durmz a laboratory pro ject B Steve Kayatm gets help from Mr Swabley w1th some of the more technologlcal problems 1n the f1e1d of PIIYSICS C Debb1e Boose sets up chfferent test tubes for Chem1stry class D Gerry Braden starts to pour a solutxon 1n the test tube as Enc The1sen looks --431 N on. , S B1OlOgy Research Unravels Mystery. A. Mary Beth Dixon checks over her cat in Advanced Biology. B. Biology students Greg Heit, Bob Schweizer, Randy Schaffer, Agnes Schaffer, and Barb Bleile try to pick out plants for their class project in Biology. C, Some of the boys in Biologyl take time to chew the fat with each other. D, Mr. Wasiniak takes time out of his Biology class to pose for the photographer. E, Ed Cassel- berry and Chuck Borgeson go over their cat in preparation for a test. Schroeder Mc- Pherson also gets a bit in the picture . History Repeats Itself During Bieentennia1Year .7 1. .Aw CE Q ...ga 'L N , - a---.r ' at ' 4 N 'N ne 1. 1 v r 'i'4. Q1 .lil . If was x .Sl fl V A. Mr. Richards prepares a small quiz for World Geography class. B. Civics provides students with more governmental knowledge as Mr. Richards addresses the seniors on the theme of Justice. C. Listening to questions and answering them is an important duty. D. Looking at a map of the United States is one of the visitors during Open House. 95 ,f '14, I B 1 it - -w 1,-yfiivgu . ., .xx--. -A V .-, , , , , - L . Students listen to Mr Com' talk A. . y about the book Future Shock for Con- temorary History class. B. Mr. Conry addressing Civics class. C. Juniors take notes in American History. D. Mr. Conry shares 2. laugh with his Modern History class. ,...,v.. . , AN 8 WORLD TORY .xx .qi D fr vfiii' Students venture into matters of busmess fix n 'l f-l5,.,?.!'-9 ,si . .Q g '- . . Mill N X 'x A .I E . Mic 'e ' . .' r 6 ' 'f A nQ,l' ' A. Miss Roeder helps Cindy Ely on computing figures in Office Practice. B. Pam Goostree goes about her work as Miss Roeder checks it over. C. Miss Roeder shows Mr. and Mrs. Soisson a project on Oflice Prac- tice during an Open House. D. Elaine Riley gets a helping hand from the instructor in Advanced Typing. E. Miss Roeder looks over her class of advanced typists. ':'7',v A. Accounting students tal-ce valuable notes from teacher Miss Roeder. B. Miss Roeder explains dif- ferent principles in the field of Accounting. C. Using the overhead projector gives future accountants a bet- ter look at today's assignment. D. Miss Roeder gives advice to Julie Myers on centering the paper correctly. E. Future typist Greg I-Ieit checks his work. x 'J' 98 n 1 X 4? xx ,lf X! YS Qs L E Mathematicians toil with new dimensions. lisiiiiiiiiiigii 2 ll!H !I .' siissgssissiiaii 5S!EE:55i5E55EEi HEEESESEFSESE: ::::::::::!::gx5 .: :: :::x.:' iiiiziim-:! ' 6' I I wgsu gi- ' A. Math IV Students do board work with different math equations. B. Sister Regius goes over the work with Math II students Patty Rekart and Lisa Dixon. C. Explaining the field of tangents and cosiness are part of Math III. D. Laura Hipp writes out all the steps in an equation that will hopefully be right. 99 -5 Udyll V nm 1118 JT' X. n L. A. Mr. Alge talks to the Consumer Economics class about world economic problems. B. Mr. Alge listens to a student's question. C. Students listen as Mr. Alge gives a homework assignment in Math I. D. In- troductory Algebra studenm takes notes as well as look- ing at the camera. 100 Senses And Soul Show Through Art 4 6 l 5,-J Loi I nn-. :xiii A. Mr. Eschels explains different ideas to give John Hickey his next idea for a project. B. The masterful work of an Art student. C. Donna Stein works on a painting for her daily work. D. Mr. Eschels writes out some reports as John Hickey looks on. E. Mr. Eschels in addition to teaching High School Art also helps out on the Elementary Level. I ! 3 A -' f an af-:fig '-q5.jg5,y,: M 'f ox - 'V I f X N V! . I iw Vj-A1563 n , Pl Vis 'X ,J Tp? - 1 xv-. X A X J H' ' 'N Q 1 Q V f is ,VE ,+V Health s nd Physical Edueatlon Tests Endurance I F af' Ay .E N M14 - - '-QW 1 .36 ' N -ll-tk r-N. 'jc'-. .RJR 1 I I -,Ant VL.-by , T . th A f 'fi 1 A. Mr. Richards gives a quiz in Health as students listen intently. B. Mri. Speer, freshmen girls Health advisor. C. Nancy Spaar and Diane Schloesser take a test in Health class. D. Mr. Richards lectures on the importance of First Aid in connection with Health class. 102 I - 1- 11 I . 5-r.-v' Egzidivlsl, .,,,.4a -,- . -al v X 4-'affine-n I A. Sophomore boys' teacher Mr. Wasiniak. B. Fresh- men do drills indoors to sharpen their wits and bodies. C. Freshmen girls engage in a game of volleyball, here the ball is straddeling the net. D. Sophs take a break from hard running. E. Sophomore girls take in a little bit of the action. If-ff Q. ii B , l9 '5 HJ- 'U flm Ss Q--1 'fr x,1:.. ,,Q Competition Promotes Student Achievement. X gif-gf: V f 'x Q :gi L 1 v 8 104 ,M in-1 oixfr 13:13 f 4. ll A. Winners in Voice of Democracy Contest receive awards accordingly. STANDING FROM I.. TO R. ARE Charles Hillman, Thomas Ruffing and Timothy Ruf- fing . Presenting awards are V,F,W, comander George Patchen and Mrs. jean Foster, President of Ladies Auxiliary. Tim Ruffing came first in the contest. B. jeff Lodermeier uses his pure bred German Shipherd, Caesar, For a demonstration speech in speech class. C, Students review with French teacher Sister Mary Giovanni for a French I test. D, French III and IV students tune up on Christmas carols by singing them in French. FROM L, TO R. , Sister Mary Giovanni, Meg Miller, Judy Spaar, Dave Smith, jim Frank, Jim Amato, Peggy French and jon Cahill. L, Students Improve Sewing Skills INGER -all 'Q A. Mrs. Hickey gives Freshman Margaret Fisher some help in Begin.ner's Sewing. B. Debbie Stein peeks through her crocheted afghan, made in Tailoring. C. Sharon Spaar concentrates deeply on threading her ma- chine in Tailoring class. 105 hat's Cooking In Home Economics? ??'V2' ,,.f , . f. ..- 15 .fi .. 3: - L 'J Bl 1 9: A. Students assist faculty in sewing a dimer for Home Management. B. Nancy Simon, Margaret Collins, and Betty Weisenberger find cleaning up can be fun. C. Carol Frank cooks her brew in Home Management. D. Faculty enjoy their dinner served by Home Manage- ment class. E. Sewing dessert is the best part of the meal according to Betty Weisenberger and Marilyn J. Fisher. F. Kathy Gross enjoys her fellow classmates cooking. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 4 - '-i' Pep Club Displays Spirit f'67 3' A. Pep club shows great spirit during the Monroeville game. B. Pep club cheers on the team before game. C. Ilmior, Mary Ann Skinn, decorates the hall before a big game. D. Pep Club Officers: SITTINGQ Treas- urer, Ginny Watkinsg President, Cheryl Collierg STANDINGQ Vice-President, Sharon Spaarg Secretary, Sue Bronder. E. Seniors Linda Soisson, Laura Hipp and Marilyn Cutnaw, cheer on the Flyers. F. Pep club goes wild as Flyers take the lead from Monroeville. E 1 f lr 4,-' - N - P ,v-m,ii' ax ,' f -.fr me an .L 1 'F 'Rf-2 1 in A I - ' s. ,.-'f.., ' y N' 'Q W 3 ' v P, ' A - ,frjffjf . , Gi' 6 T W 109 French Club Sears In Adventures TD MP dh 1 Q 4-:A '. 'f' 4, HI 9? . 4 . ,LS f ' ,. I r lf. n - Y 3 - E 1 X, ,' 1 ,S , I F, f 1.1 ' -.a,:, 'I Gpen House Introduces Classroom Activities. -asf ix, 3. y 'l Ik J ,. .Yr 'Sl .f , ' . , 'I ' 41 X, H, . .Tse , W- .Li V e J. v A. Mr. Tom Ruffing along with his two sons observe ar- ticles from the open house. B. Mr. Kenneth Collier ob- serves the bulletin board from which Sister Delphine put alot of special time and effort into creating throughout the year. C. Mr. Swabley demonstrates and explains the process of computers and other works the students have prepared. D. DR. Spettle from Cleveland displays curiosity while his stay here in Norwalk. 111 '6Rest Assured Production .gf 'Z Q' ' I xx t Papa's left this cold cruel World . . . Your crazy, crazy as a lcon. 's ,lx D U , ,,., Please stand aside Hazel and let me return to my work. EKIBIOYI1 to his friends aS '01 Mom, everything's OK! It's just his conscience. What's wrong 'ol man, can't you take it? 112 'll If Is Successful For Seniors. Should I jab him with one or all three? 'Wor1d's a bigga puzzle. Would you go 'nutting'? .W PTE' I'm gonna be a wrestler. I'm gonna begin on page one. If we could just get him to sleep . . . Mr. Morlock . Mrs. Morlock . Mary Mor-lock . jessica Morlock Mildred .... joe Lanconi . . Luigi Lanconi . Martha .... Lucifer .... Miss Akers .... George Plew . . . . Mrs. Schmaltz . . . Dr.BroWn. . . Mr. Black . . . jake .... . . Mrs . Frinck CAST . . john Hickey . . .Ellen Kline . . Carolynn I-lipp . . Sue Kluding Virginia Watkins . . . Mike Gfell . Harold Simon . Kathy Wasiniak . . Steve Preston . . Virginia Egle . . .Tim Mellen Patty I-Iertenstein . . . . . TedSkinn . . . .Bill Linder . . . . John Reineck . . Mary Beth I-Iohler DIREC'I:OlK '. .. -. -. George Mahlke 113 Your papa was finest manl ever knew. Mr. Morlock, sir, are you listening? PM I says jake, that's my name, Jake is! Hazel, der, how could you do this to me? Cast of Senior Class Play, Rest Assured . 114 National Honor Society Exemplifies Scholarship, Service, Leadership, Character. ROW 1. L. TO R,g Sue Dudics, Kathy Fisher, Ellen Kline, Marilyn A . Fisher, Cheryl Collier, Sue Kluding. ROW 23 Paula Moehlman, Debbie Boose, Paula Schnellinger, Marilyn Cutnaw, Ellen Dixon. ROW 3g Tim Ruf- flng, Charlie Hillman, John Cahill, Dave Kiser, Bill Linder. ROW 45 Tom Ruffing, Al Langhar, Steve Ball. MISSINGg Laura Hipp, Carolynn Hipp. Laurie Hipp, a member of the N.H.S, receives an N.H.S, member Carolynn Hipp, accepts a medal award for her scholastic pursuits at S,P.l-I, and Sr. Annunciata 's congratulations for her Journal- ism accomplishments . 115 Wmter, Fall And Spring Banquets I1 :vi ' fav' ln 1'- . fi . U 'mx .-ii -TS fffffssfs llffafiiiiflili I. . ...F .,....... .... . .rf-:ees if' . fE55l:fl9iS'A.: N' , if V I, ' - f X : '-zuggfkgq :::Z5EEZEZSE- fiff-!5if5555:Eff5. 'Vg gg D 1 - Q. .X :::::::::::::.:.-if-'M:'f::'1. ' 2:1 255253 '.' Q':44-'- :::.,.- 1 zp.... ., V,....,-r-3132L'!:!r:,'.':-'. A . Recognized with awards for a successful season are SEATED3 Mil-te Fish and Tom Rip pon. STANDING5 Mark Stoll, Charlie Hill- man, john Weisenberger and Steve Kayatin. B. Junior, Sue Fields, accepts her trophy for the Most Improved Player in girls volley- ball. C. Sister Annunciata makes remarks about the fine athletic program at St. Paul High. D. Booster President, Roy Braden, speaks about the fine accomplishments of the athletic department. Y 'i5: ' pr V n 'Mil .TJ . 11,1-mp' is X . i AX Y A l ' A X W Fall Award Winners: SIT'I'ING, Sue Kluding and julie Myers. STANDING, Mark Stoll, joe Gross, John Hickey, Steve Pres- ton and Steve Kocher. ST' 1-.1 X A . Coach Holman presents Bob Lippert a trophy for his services over the years with our Jr. High sports program. B. 110W Flyer awards went to Seniors Duane Trares, Bas- ketballg john Weisenberger, Wrestling, and Debbie Boose, Girls Basketballg a special trophy to Coach Holman for the 1975-76 Coach of the Year. C . Senior, Steve Koch er, received his trophy for Most Improved in wrestling. D. Sophomore, julie Myers, gets award for the Most Points in Girls Basketball. 117 Sports Banquet Successful E A. Junior Tim Ruffing receives 110'X: Flyer award in track. B. Senior Debbie Boose excepts trophy for the Most Improved in gir1's track. C. Junior Jim Amato receives one of his two trophies in tennis. D. Soph- omore Sue Missler excepts her award for 1104K Flyer and Most Points in git-1's track. Acolytes Devote Their Time And Effort. 1st ROW. T. Schmuhl, T. Carabin, B. Holtz, J. Missler, 2nd ROW. W. Snay, R. Wheeler, M. Smith, S. Jawor- ski, T. Borgia, P. Pickett, Mike King, 1. Soisson. 3rd ROW. R. Gilson, G. I-Ieit, D. Weisenberger, J. Wise, G. Hipp M. l-Iarshberger J. Kacmarsky, C. Hillman, BACK ROW. Tom Ruffing, M. Bick, T. King, J. I-lay, Tim Ruffing, T. Fulton, J., Hickey, J. Creamer, S. Eggleston, J. Amato, B. Linder, M. Schmuhl, K. Kacmarslcy, Jo Frank. O 1- . 1 I If . fb. A. Junior Tom Fulton dedicates his time and service to God. B. Acolytes, M. Smith, W. Snay, R. Wheeler, lead the procession for the begin- ning of mass. C. Sewers S. Eggleston, W. Vick- ery, T. Fulton, W. Snay, R. Wheeler, D. I-Iarshberger, and M. Smith devote extra time to serve as followers of Christ. SENIOR INDEX Barb Barman Pep Club 1,2,35 GAA 1,2, 35 Gym Show 25 Powder Puff 1,25 Intramural Volleyball 35 CYO 1,2,3,4. Debra Boose Honor Roll 2,35 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Track 3,45 Tennis 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,35 Powder Puff 1, 25 Notre Dame 1,25 Interscholastic Volley-Ball 2, 3,45 Intramural Volleyball 1, 25 CYO 1,2, 35 Band 1,2, 3,45 Band Officer 3,4. Chuck Borgeson Class Officer 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Track 15 Baseball 2,3,45 CYO Basketball 3,45 Student Council 2. Lynn Borgia Pep Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 25 Powder Puff 25 Holy Cross 35 CYO 1,2,35 Bat Maid 3. Paul Bresson Honor Roll 1,35 L-A-H Staff 35 Acolyte 1,2,35 Senior Class Play 45 CYO 1,25 Student Council 3. Sue Bronder Honor Roll 1,2,45 L-A-H Staff 35 Spirit Staff 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Officer 45 GAA 1,2,35 Gym Show 25 Powder Puff 35 Notre Dame 25 Drama Club 15 JA 45 Flag Bearer 25 Sld Club 4. Ed Casselberry Class Officer 25 Honor Roll 4 . Cheryl Collier Class Officer 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Pep Officer 3,45 GAA 1,2,35 Gym Show 1,25 Powder Puff 1,25 Intramural Volleyball 1,2,35 FTA 15 CYO 1,2,35 Student Council 3,45 JA 25 Flag Bearer 1,2, 3,45 Bat Maid 3. Marilyn Cutnaw Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,25 Powder Puff 25 HOly Cross 1,2, 35 Intramural Volleyball 1,2,35 CYO 1,2,3,45 CYO Officer 45 Drama Club 25 Flag Bearer 2,3 ,4. Mary Beth Dixon Class Officer 35 Honor Roll 45 Tennis 1,25 Pep Club 15 GAA 1,2, 35 GAA Officer 35 Gym Show 25 Powder Puff 1,25 H.C., N.D. 1,25 Interscholastic Volleyball 1, 35 Intramural Volleyball 1,25 CYO 1,2, 35 CYO Swim Team 1, 25 Student Council Representative 1,2, 3,4. Rudy Dudics cYo 45 JA 4. Ginny Egle Tennis 25 GAA 1,25 Powder Puff 1,2,35 I-LC. , N.D, 35 Intramural Volleyball 15 Senior Class Play 45 CYO 1,2,3,45 CYO Officer 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Representa- tive 35 JA 3,4. Cindy Ely Q Pep Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,35 Power Puff 1,251-LC., N,D, 35 CYO 1,2,35 Mat Maid 251A 15 Bat Maid 2. Mike Fish Honor Roll 25 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 CYO 3,45 CYO Basketball 3,45 Varsity Club 2, 3,4. Kathy Fisher Honor Roll 45 L-A-H Staff 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Officer 25 GAA 1,2,35 GAA Officer 15 Gym Show 15 Mixed Chorus 1,3,45 Mat Maid 2. Marilyn A . Fisher Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Chearleader 25 L-A-H Staff 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Officer 1,2,35 GAA 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,3,45 French Club 1,2. Marilynj. Fisher GAA 1,2,35 Gym Show 1,2,35 Powder Puff 1,2,35 H,C,, N.D, 2,35 CYO 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 French Club 1,2,3. Carol Frank Gym Show 25 CYO 1,25 Ski Club 4. Jim Fulton Football 1,25 CYO 1, 3. Mike Gfell Class Officer 2,45 Honor Roll 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2, 3,45 L-A-l-I Staff 35 Spirit Staff 45 Senior Class Play 45 CYO 1, 25 Varsity Club 15 Student Council 2,4. Kathy Gilchrist Chearleader 15 Pep Club 1,25 GAA 1,25 Gym Show 1,25 Powder Puff 25 Intramural Volleyball 1, 25 Senior Class Play 45 CYO 1,25 Ski Club 4 . Pam Goostree Spirit Staff 3,45 Interscholastic Volleyball 35 CYO 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3. joe Gross Football 45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Track 2, 35 Baseball 45 Tennis 15 CYO 1,2,35 Varsity Club 1,2,3. Gary I-lansberger Ehove 3 ,4 . Dave Harshberger Acolyte 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,25 FTA 1,25 CYO 1,25 CYO Swim Team 1. Steve Hex-ner FTA 15 CYO 1,2. Pattie Hertenstein Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Chearleader 1,2,45 Tennis 25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,35 Gym Show 15 Powder Puff 1,25 I-LC. , N,D, 1,2, 35 interscholastic Volleyball 35 Intramural Vollleyball 1 , 2, 35 Senior Class Play 45 CYO 1,2,35 JA 3,4. John Hickey Honor Roll 1,25 Basketball 1,3,45 Golf 35 L-A-H Staff 35 Senior Class Play 45 CYO 1,25 Varsity Club 45 Student Council 45 Representative 45 French Club 1,2. Carolynn Hipp Class Officer 15 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 L-A-H Staff 35 Spirit Staff 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,35 H.C,, N,D, 35 Senior Class Play 45 CYO 1, 2,3,45 Student Council 15 Representative 1. Laurie Hipp Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,25 CYO 2, 35 Drama Club 15 Flag Bearer 3,45 French Club 3. Bob Hipp Track 4 . Jim Hofacker Basketball 1,25 Track 15 L-A-H Staff 35 FTA 15 CYO 15 French Club 3. Al I-Iohler Class Officer 25 Honor Roll 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Acolyte 1,25 Intramural Basketball 1,25 CYO 1,2,35 CYO Basketball 45 Boy's State 35 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Student Council 1. Mary Beth Hohler Track 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 35 GAA 1,2,35 Gym Show 1,2,35 Powder Puff 251-LC, , N,D, 1,25 In- tramural Volleyball 1,25 Senior Class Play 45 CYO 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Band 15 JA 3,45 Flag Bearer 2,3,45 French Club 3 . David Hutchins Ehove 3 , 4 . Kevin Kacmarsky Honor Roll 1,35 L-A-H Staff 2,3,45 Acolyte 1,2,3,45 Senior Class Play 45 CYO 1,2, 3,45 JA 3 . Steve Kayatin Class Officer 45 Honor Roll 1,2, 3,45 Football 2, 3,45 Wrestling 1 , 25 Senior Class Play 45 Varsity Club and Officer 3,45 Student Council and Officer 4. Sue Kerner Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,45 GAA 1,25 CYO 1,25 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4. Ellen Kline Class Oficer 1,35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3, 45 GAA 1,2,35 Powder Puff 1,25 H.C. , N, D, 1,2,35 Intramural Volleyball 1,2,35 Senior Class Play 45 CYO 1,2,35 Bat Maid 3 . Sue Kluding Class Oficer 35 Honor Roll 1,2, 3,45 Cheerleader 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Track 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3, 45 GAA 1,25 Gym Show 1,2,35 Powder Puff 1,25 H,C., N.D, 1, 2,35 Interscholastic Volleyball 2, 3,45 Intramural Volleyball 1,2,35 Senior Class Play 45 CYO 1, 2,35 CYO Swim Team 1,2. Steve Kocher Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2. Kevin Koontz Football 1, 2, 35 Wrestling 1, 2, 45 L-A-I-I Staff 45 CYO 3,45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. Cathy Kraft L-A-I-I Staff 35 Spirit Staff 45 CYO 1,2,3. Mike LaRoche L-A-H Staff 3,45 Spirit Staff 4 . Bill Linder Honor Roll 1,2, 35 Manager 25 Acolyte 1,2,3,45 FTA 1, 25 Senior Class Play 45 CYO 2, 3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,2,35 Drama Club 15 JA 2,35 French Club 1,2,3. jeff Lodermeier Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Track 15 L-A-I-I Staff 35 Spirit Staff 3,45 Acolyte 1,25 CYO 1,2,35 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4. jane Luke Pep Club 1,2,35 Pep Officer 15 GAA 1,2,35 Gym Show 25 Intramural Volleyball 25 FTA 25 CYO 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 15 JA 25 Flag Bearer 1,25 French Club 1. Ricl-ci Mack Football 45 Basketball 15 Wrestling 3,45 Baseball 3,45 L-A-I-I StaH 35 Spirit Staff 45 CYO Basketball 3. Sheila Mack Ehove 3,45 CYO 1,2,35 CYO Swim Team 1,2. Tim Mellen Honor Roll 1,25 Manager 15 L-A-H Staff 35 FTA 25 Senior Class Play 45 CYO 1,2, 35 Perfect Sttendance 25 Drama Club 15 JA 35 French Club 2,3. Tom Meyers Football 2,35 Basketball 15 Intramural Basketball 1,25 CYO 15 CyO Basketball 4. Tom Mockler L-A-H Staff 35 Acolyte 1,25 CYO 2,45 Boy's State 35 Drama Club 1. Al Myers Tennis 1,2,35 L-A-I-I Staff 3,4. Linda Newcomer Ehove 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,25 Gym Show 15 Powder Puff 1,25 H.C. , N.D, 1,2,35 Intramural Volley- ball 1,25 Senior Class Play 45 CYO 1,2,35 jA 25 Flag Bearer 25 Bat Maid 2. Monica Peters spirit StaH 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 GAA 1,25 Powder ' Puff 15 CYO 1,2,3,45 CYO Officer 45 Mixed Chorus 35 JA 2, 3 ,4 . I Steve Preston f Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Senior Class Play 45 CYO 45 Varsity Club 3,4. Treresa Raines Pep Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,251-LC. , N.D, 15 CYO 25 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Ehove 3,4. Tom Reed Class Officer 15 Football 15 Baseball 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,2,35 CYO 1,2,3,45 CYO Basketball 1,2,3,45 cYo Swim Team 1,2,3. John Reineck Acolyte 152, 3,45 Senior Class Play 4. Tom Rippon Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 L-A-H Staff 35 Acolyte 1,2,3,45 CYO 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4. Constance Ruffing Tennis 1,25 Intramural Vollryball 2. Mary Schafer Pep Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 15 CYO 2. Alice Schaffer L-A-I-I Staff 35 GAA 25 Gym Show 25 Powder Puff 25 CYO 1,2, 3,45 CYO Officer 45 CYO Basketball 2, 3,45 Ski Club 4 . Mary Schlotterer Pep Club 152, 35 GAA 1,25 Intramural Volleyball 1,25 FTA 15 CYO 1,2,3. Paula Schnellinger Honor Roll 1,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 CYO 2,35 French Club 1, 2. Harold Simon Football 15 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 2,35 Tennis 15 L-A-I-I Staff 35 Spirit Staff 3,45 FTA 1,25 Senior Class Play 45 CYO 1, 2, 3 ,4, cYo Play 1 , 2, CYO Talent show 15 CYO Swim Team 25 Perfect Attendance 1,25 Drama Club 1,25 Varsity Club 3,4. Tom Sitterly L-A-H Staff 35 CYO 2,3,45 CYO Basketball 4 . Ted Skinn L-A-H Staff 35 Spirit Staff 45 Senior Class Play 4 . Dave Smith Honor Roll 1,2535 Golf 25 Manager 2,3,45 L-A-H Staff 3,45 CYO 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 15 Drama Club 15 French Club 1,2,3,4. Linda Soisson Honor Roll 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,25 CYO 1,2,35 Band 1,25 JA 25 Ski Club 4. Sharon Spaar Cheerleader 25 L-A-I-I Staff 35 Spirit Staff 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Officer 45 GAA 1,2,35 Gym Show 1,2, 35 Powder Puff 1, 25 Intramural Volleyball 25 Senior Class Play 45 CYO 1,2,3,45 CYO Talent Show 15 CYO Swim Team 1,25 JA 3,45 Ski Club 4. Kevin Sprowl Debbie Stein Pep Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,35 Gym Show 1,2,35 CYO 1. Donna Stein Pep Club 15 GAA 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1. john Swabley Track 15 CYO 35 JA 1. Clint Tinker Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 45 CYO Basketball 2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,4. Duane Trares Football 1,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Acolyte 1,2, 3,45 Varsity Club 2, 3,4. Wilbur Vickery Manager 1,2,45 L-A-H Staff 3,45 FTA 1,2,3,45 CYO 1,25 3,45 Mixed Chorus 25 Drama Club 15 Drama Officer 15 Student Council 1,25 Representative 1,25 JA 25 French Club 1,2,3,4. Kathy Wasiniak Class Officer 25 Chearleader 1,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 GAA 1,2,35 Gym Show 1,25 Powder Puff 1,25 H,C. , N. D. 15 lnterscholastic Volleyball 35 Intramural Volley- ball 1,2,35 Senior Class Play 45 CYO 1,2, 35 JA 3,45 Ski Club 4 . Ginny Watkins Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Officer 45 GAA 1,2,35 Gym Show 15 Powder Puff 15 Senior Class Play 45 CYO 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 IA 2, 3,45 Majorette 1,2,3,4. julie Waythomas Spirit Staff 45 Senior Class Play 4. John Weisenberger Class Officer 45,Football 2, 3, 45 Track 15 Wrestling 1,2, 3,45 Intramural Basketball 15 Senior Class Play 45 CYO Basketball 35 Varsity Club 1, 25 Student Council 4 . Scott West L-A-H Staff 35 Spirit Staff 45 CYO 1,2,3,4. Steve Wheeler Acolyte 1,2,3,45 CYO 4. Teri Wurzel Honor Roll 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,25 Gym Show 1,25 CYO 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 JA 2. Seniors Barman, Barbara, 12, 17, Boose, Degra, 12,79,84,93,115,117,118 Borgeson, Charles, 12,53 52,57,68,70,94,117 Borgia Lynn, 12, 117 Bresson, Paul, 12 Bronder, Susan, 13,90, 109 Casselberry, Edward, 13,94, Collier, Cheryl, 13,26,74, 109, 115 Dixon, Mary Beth, 5, 14, 17, 18, 94 Dudics Rudy, 14,66,68 Egle, Virginia, 14,28 Ely, Cynthia, 14 Fisher, Kathleen, 14, 19, 115 Fisher, Marilyn Ann, 15,29,90,115 Fisher, Marilyn Jean, 15,106 Fish, Machael, 14,23,27,53,52,68 70,88,92 15,117 Frank, Carol, 15, 106, 117 Fulton, James, 15 Gfell, Mi ' ael, 13,15,53,57,58,58,72,74 90, :PGoost:re. amela, 16,30,90,97 Gross, Joseph, 16 27 29,52,57,58,59,68,69,117,118 Hansberger, Gary, 16 Haxshberger, David 16, Herner Stephen 16, 17 Hickeyjohn, 17,58,59,61 101 117 119 Hertenstein, Patricia 17,26 55,62 Hipp, Carolyn, 17,30,88,9O 115 I-Iipp, Laura 17,99,109, 115 Hipp, Robert, 17,29 Hofacker James, 17, 29 Hohler, Alan 17,29 Hohler Alan, 18,52,68 69 Hohler, Mary Beth, 18 Hutchins, David, 18 Kacmarsky, Kevin, 18,53,90,119 Kayatin, Steve, 18,52,53 115,117 Kermer Susan, 18 Kline, Ellen, 4,5 18 26,62,115,118 Kluding, Susan 19,20,29,30,55,62,79,84,88, 115, 117 Kocher, Steven, 19,23 65,66,117 Kooniz, Allen Kevin, 19,66,90,93 Kraft, Cathy, 19,90 LaRoche, Michael, 19,90, Leia, David 19,52 Linder, William, 19,115, Lodermeier, Jeffrey 19,26,58,61,90, 104 Luke, jane 20,27 Mack Ricki, 2O,27,65,66,71,90 Mack, Shelia, 20 Mellen, Timathy 20 Meyers, Thomas, 20 Mochler, Thomas 21 Myers, Alan, 21 90 Newcomer, Linda 21,26,28 Peters Monica, 21 90 Preston, Steve, 21 52 53 58 61,71 117 Raines Theresa, 21 Reed Thomas, 21 Reineck, John, 15,22 Rippon, Thomas 22 52,53 115 117 Ruffing, Constance, 22,87 Schafer, Mary Kay 22 Schaffer Alice 16,20 22 Schnee Ronald, 22 Schlotterer, Mary 22 Schnellinger Paula, 22, 88, 115 Simon Harold 22 58 Sitterly, Thomas 22 Skinn Theodore 23 90 Smith David, 23 58 61 90 soisson, Linda 23 ss, 103 Spaar Sharon, 23 28 62, 90, 105, 109 Sprowl Kevin 23 Stein Debra 23 101 105 Stein Donna 24 Swabley John 24 74 Tinker Clint, 24 27 52 53,57 68 70 Trares Duane, 14 2A 53,52,57 58 59 60 61,68 69, 71 91 117 Vickery, Wilbur 15 24 88 90 Wasiniak Kathleen 24 55 62 Waythomas Julie 24 26 Watkins Virginia, 24, 109 Weisenberger, John 13,24,28,52,53,57,66 88,92, 93, 115, 117, 118 West, scorn, 25,88,90 Wheeler Steven, 25 Wurzel, Teri, 25,27 fI'Gilchrlst Kathy, 16 Junior Adelman, Cynthia, 32 Amato james, 32,104 76 Arnold, LaMont, 32 Ball, Steven, 32,86,115 Barman, Dale, 5 32 Barman, David, 32 Barron, William, 32 Bellamy, Mary, 32,85 Betschman, Kathy, 32 Binsack, Lawrence, 32 Bleile, Michael, 32 Braden, Gerald, 53, 32, 93,74,72 Bruidschuh, Barbara, 32 Cahill, Jonathon, 32, 104, 115 Casselberry, Craig, 32 Coletta, Denise, 32,91 Collins, Margaret, 32,106 Creamer, James. 32 Davis, Vonald, 32 Dixon, Ellen, 32,115 Dudics, Susan, 32,91,115 Eggleston, Stephen , 33 , 86 Fields, Susan, 33,118,97 Fisher, james, 33 ,91 Framk, James, 33,104,96 French, Margaret, 33,104 Frey, Connie, 5,33 Fulton, Thomas, 33 Greenwald, Lori, 33,91 Gross, Kathleen, 33,97,106 Healy, Constance, 33,91 Henry, Dwight, 33 Hillman, Charles , 33 , 34 , 117 Hirt, Lori, 34,91,97 Hirp, Jeffrey, 34 King, Timothy, 34,86 Kiser, David, 34,115 Kludingi Duane, 34 Lang'a , Allen, 34,115 Lesch, Thomas, 34,91,101 Meesig, Judith, 34,91,97 Miller, Margaret 34,104 Missler, Julia, 34 Moehlman, Paula, 34,115 Mushett, Danielle, 34,91 Nardecchia, Charles, 35 Nickoli, Cynthia, 35,97 Raines Rosemary 35,96 Richards, John, 35 Riley, Elaine, 35 ,97 Riley, Mark, 35 Ruffing, Timothy, 36,104, Schaffer Kevin, 36,101 Schild, Mary Beth, 36 Schlotterer, Karen 36 Schmuhl, Laura 36,55,62,97 Schmuhl, Matthew, 36,90 Schnellinger Kathryn 36 Simon, Nancy 36 91 97 106 ,115 104,70 Ruffing, Thomas, ss,se,104,111,11s 61 115 Sldnn, Mary Am 34,36 108 109 Snay, Wayne, 36,86 Snyder, james 36 Spaar Judith 55, 36 62, 97, 104 Stieber Ann 36 Stoll Mark. 36 56 117 116 Theisen, Eric, 36,93 Vickery Vernard, 36 Weisenberger Betty 36 97 106 Wurzel Vickie 36 Sophomore Amato Carrie 37 Barron Theresa 37 Berry Cheryl 37,62 Betschman Diane 37 Bick Ceclia 37 Bleile Barbra 94,37 Bick Michael 37,89 ,74 103 Bleile, Kenneth 37 89 Bresson Natthew 37 Brutsche Barbra 37 Bundschuh Cheyrl 38 Camp Lynn 38 Collier Deborah 38 89 Colvin je h-ey, 38 Dailey Nichael 38 103 DeFraine, Debra 38 Dible, Barbara, 38 Didion Kathy 3 Dixon, Lisa, 38 99 Englert James, 38 Furey, Cynthia, 38 89 Fries, Mary 38 62 Fritz Charles, 38 Gahagan Michael, 94,39 Gibson, Bryan, 39 Gilson, Rishard, 39,89 Goodsite, Bonnie, 39 Harshberger, Michael, 39,94 Heit, Gregory, 39,89,94,98 I-Tipp, Gregory, 39,89 I-lipp, Julie, 40 Hipp, Mark, 40 Hohler Wilfred, 40,96 Kacmarsky john Paul, 40, 53,76 Kerner, james, 40,94, 103 Kline, Matthew, 40,116 Kluding Sandra, 40 LaRoche, Patricia, 40 Lieber, John, 40,103 Lesch, Bernadette, 40 McCrann, Patrick, 40,94 Mack, Sharon, 40,98 Missler Craig, 41, 103 Missler, joseph, 41, 103 Missler, Susan, 41,89 Meyers, julie, 5,42 ,98 Oliva, Cathrine, 42 Price , Bryan, 42 Rekart, Patricia 42 ,62,99 Rhoad, Deborah, 42 Riley, Christina, 42 Riley, Jack, 42 ,94, 103 Riley, Molley, 42,98 Ringholz, Theresa, 42 Rinner, Mary, 43,89 Rllmng Carol, 43,62 Sadler, Julie, 43 Schaffer, Randy, 43,85,94 Schafer, Roseann, 43,89 Schaffer, Agnes, 43,89,94 Schaffer, Kathleen, 43 Schaffer, Lynette, 43 Schlacter, Kristin, 44 Schweizer, Robert, 44,94,96 10 Smith, james, 44,103 Smith, Mark, 44,89 Snyder, Elizabeth, 44 3 Spettle, James, 5,44,89,74 Sprowl, Douglas, 44,103 Stallard, Nancy, 44 Swabley, Joan 44 Tarnowski Michael, 44,85 Tinlcer Jemey, 44,89 Sophomore Tone , Karen, 44 Waythomas Amy, 44 Weisenberger David 44 103 Weisenberger Rita 44 West, Arm 44 Wheeler, Randal, 44,89, 10 Wilhelm, Norma 44 Wise Jamie 44 89 Wurzel Donna 44 Freshmen Soisson John 50, 102 Spaar, Nancy, 50 62,85, 102 Spettle, Debra, 50 Stein, Thomas 50 Straka Milissa 50,87 Stuizman Karen, 50 100 Watkins, Anna, 50 Weisenberger David, 47,50 Wiedemann, Jeffrey 50 89, 100, 102 Wrenn Mary 50 Freshmen Barman, Anthony, 45 87 102 Barman Dave 45 Barron Gerry 45 89 92 Binsack Mary Anne, 45 Borgia Thomas 45 92 Braden Melanie 45 92 103 Camardese Mary Beth 45 Carabin Thomas, 45 Collier Karen 5 45 103 Colvin James 46 Creamer Mary Ann 46 87 Dixon Julie 46 89 Egle Chris 46 Esker Thomas 46 92 Farmer Mary 46 Fisher David 46 102 Fisher Margaret 46 Fleming Joan 46 ,62 Gibson Darlene 47 100 Gilson Sheryl 47 100 Greenwald Elaine, 47 Gross Jeffrey 47 I-lackathorn Angela 47 Hay Jeffrey 47 100 Hertenstein, Jeanne 47 100 Hipp Anne 47 Hipp John 92 47 I-Iipp Tamara 47 Hofacker, Julie 48 103 Hokes Birchard 48 102 Holz Patricia, 48 Jaworski, Steven 48 92 Killian, Steven, 48 King, Mark 48 King, Michael, 48 Kiser John, 48 75 Kline Martin 48 Kluding Sue 48 Knoll, Tracy 48,85 Langjaha Jean 48 LaRoche David 48,6 1 Lead Lorri 48 Lippert Sharon, 48 Long, Randy, 48,89 Mayle, Donald, 48 Missler John 48 Missler, Kevin 48, 102 Mushett Joanne 48 Nickoli Timothy, 48 Orth, Beverly 48 Peters Susanne 48 Peters, Todd, 48 Pickett, Philip 49 Reichart, Deborah, 49 Reynolds, F. Christopher, 49 Rhoad, Stephen, 49 Richards, Patricia , 49,87,1O0 Rippon, Tamara, 49 100 62 Roth Holly 49,87 100 Rushin Mary Kathleen 55,49, 162 Ryan, James, 49 Sanders Joyce 49, 100 Schaffer, Andrea 49 Schloesser , Diane, 49, 85 , 102 Schmuhl, Tom, 5 49 61 76 Simon Brenda 49 Sitterly Eugene 49, 92 Smith David 50 Smith Kae, 49 100 Smith, Tom 50 Snay, Sarah 50 87 100, 103 -it Rt. 20 West Norwalk Carpet Wallpaper Draperies Vinyl Floors lllllllll 36 Benedict Norwalk 668-4828 FISHER'S WAYSIDE FURNITURE Compliments Of FISHER MUSIC 1 West Main St. Norwalk xusummcs EMIS? . - ' CARABIN n A Summit Professional Bldg . 85 Benedict Ave Norwalk, Ohio Ph. 668-8164 Tom Carabin - Owner Congratulations to the Class of 1976 U15 HUME SAVINGS Auniomcn ESTABLBHED 1888 rlnllul. Hou: LOAN :Ann nina nlnlln 16 East Main Street, Norwalk-Main Office 924 Perkins Avenue, Sandusky Office 53 V2 Park Avenue, New London Office 50 Front Street, Milan Office GO FLYERS! 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Over 28 Years Compliments Of DURABLE MAT COMPANY Quality Fabricated Rubber Products Since 1923 75 North Pleasant Street Norwalk, Ohio 44857 BE N N ET ELECTRIC SERVICE Established 1910 Distributors And Dealers Transmission Drives Electric Motors And Parts Phone 668-6136 2lMilIStreet Norwalk, Ohio NlBC STORES Your Complete Department Store Norwalk store Route 250 North Bellevue Store Route 269 North E e 'Ek2E',ElCE CONGRATULATIONS S TO THE CLASS OF 1976 TH E H U R0 N CDU N TY BA N K BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL CAREER LODERMEIERS LINWOOD GARAGE INCQ American, Forign Car, Truck And Commercial Service And Repair h -Rust Proofing- Sohio Products I P.O. Box 507 Compliments Of NoRsTAT INC4 Norwalk, Ohio 100 North West Street The Fashion Shoppe 27 East Main Street ' Norwalk, Ohio 44857 Phone 668-3088 Huron County's Largest Appliance Dealer Sales 62 . ' l Plenty Of Service I D A I Free Parking Appliancenter 53 E- Monroe Free Delivery 668-81 13 Featuring Many Of Your Name Brand Appliances TV And Stereo. GASLIGHT DRIVE-IN The Hot Dog Specialists Rt. 250 South Real Ice Cream A Specialty Plus A Large Menu Phone 668-021 l V2 Mile South Fisher Titus Hospital BLINZLEY FURNITURE Norwalks Oldest And Largest Furniture Store 32-36 West Main Street Open Any Evening Or Sunday By Appointment Call Owner-Manager Larry Ware Phone 668-651 l GILBERT JEWELERS 10 Whittlesey Avenue Norwalk, Ohio Phone 668-0682 Diamonds Watches Jewelry Watch Repairing H 84 T CONSTRUCTION Concrete Walks 1' Drives 'F Patios 'I Patios ' 'C Steps 'F ' Curbs 'P I' Gutters 4: Other Misc. Concrete Items For Estimates Call 668-9820 40 Maple Street SHELLER-GLOBE CORPORATION Proud To Be A Part Of The Community Best Of Luck To The Graduating Class Of 1976 ' QR. i ...mas5:, Xi F W ' x I JW H Y -QHFQM' is-lvl ' . l ' LATHAM'S SUPER VALUE SUPERMARKET E st Main St t N lk WM. DAUCH CO. The Best In Ready-Mix Concrete P O B 204 And Supplies N lk Oh v-'W -.. i I .,,ki'P'-vi: A A 1 HITCI-lloo i , D1P z osr L! L. A g. i- fl :n v , ri .1 it if ' ' Q: ..C'3Bl i , .. -, , b -iai- Compliments Of SIMON'S TV SALES INC. '26 West Main Street 6683737 Compliments Of GOULD INC. Milan, Ohio I 1 I I I I I I I I Good Luck Class of 76 LARRY'S INSTANT PRINTING 93 East Main Street Norwalk, Ohio 44857 668-8838 A Number OfA Friend JUST CALL ME LIPS 54E 61 East M S N lk 1 PATRONS Reilly's Hilltop Gulf Perfected Bob's Newsstand Preis Store Kay's Shoe Store White Roofing 8: Lumber Co. Gift Gallery Don's Coffee Corner Poland's Sohio Service Crow Lumber Co. Kubach-Smith Funeral Home Ebert's Incorporated J.C. Penney Co. Wappler Instrument Co. Herbert R. Freeman Fabric Post K-H Drugs Pohl's Incorporated Norwalk Parts Maxie Tire 8L Supply Battles Insurance Norwalk Fire Department Wilectric Inc. Comet Cleaners Norwalk Tire 8a Alignment Co. Jennings Ready-Mix Inc. Mr. 8a Mrs. Raymond Boose Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald Waythomas Mr. 8a Mrs. Robert Bleile Mr. 8a Mrs. Marcus French PATRONS OMITTED IN 1975 SPIRIT Battles Insurance Barones Beer Barrel PohI's Maxie Tire and Supply Mr. 84 Mrs. Charles Hipp Hill's Floor Covering and Draperies Beckers Chips Arnie's Cycle and Mower Gift Gallery Jennings Ready Mix Don's Coffee Corner and Restaurant Adria's Beauty Saloon J.C. Penney Co. Fanny Farmer Candies Norwalk Implement Co., Inc. Filips Water Conditioning Crow Lumber ReilIy's Hilltop Gulf Norwalk Beverage Center W. L. Mead ' Fast Foods Mart One and Two Norwalk Parts Betschman's Westend Greenhouse Dublos Carry Out Deeble's Sunoco Kaye Shoes Fabric Post Drs. Joseph Geoghan and C.M. Sommers Kaiser Wells Pharmacy Berry's Restaurant Dick's Lawnmower Shop Jim's Auto Wash Preis Store Gilbert Jewelry Norwalk Tire and Alignment Co. 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