Start High School - Shield Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1963 volume:

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In the de- velopment of a new school we too are weaving a picture, a picture of Roy C. Start High School. The Shield staff has used this theme to por- tray the growth and development of our school throughout its first year. It is only fitting that we have used a star pat- tern as a theme for this first yearbook since the star is representative of the unity within the school. The star also symbolizes the beauty, the purity, and the high standards that we, as stu- dents, hope to attain. Student Life Faculty Activities Students...... Sports. . Roy C. Start High School was officially com- pleted July 1, 1962. The school was financed through a twenty million dollar Bond Issue that was passed in 1959. This entire Bond Issue was used for new buildings. The Lathrop Company constructed the $3,134,871 structure. The school situated on 30.2 acres was designed by Richards, Bauer and Moorhead. Under normal conditions the building will ac- commodate 1800 students. Flags representative of our American hertitage provided a colorful background for the dedication ceremony of Roy C. Start High School, October 24, 1962. The dedication was a fitting climax to the long-awaited opening of our new school. It was three years ago that the citizens of Toledo ap- proved a levy to allot funds for two new high schools. Dr. Frank Brown, president of the Board of Edu- cation presented the keys to the building to our principal, Christian Thomson at the ceremony. The introduction of Roy C. Start’s family was a high- light of the program. The members of the Board of Education, heads of area school systems, and principals of public and private high schools were among the guests. Dedication Dr. Brown f presented the building 4 . Strive to achieve high scholarship goals ... 4 Open House Start High School was opened to the public for the first time Sunday afternoon, October 28, 1962. An estimated 6000 area residents toured the building. Student Council mem- bers assisted in guiding the visitors through the school. They also dis- tributed floor plans of the school to the visitors. The open house also provided the P.T.A. an opportunity to launch its successful membership campaign. The appointment of Christian R. Thomson as principal of Start was one of the most important steps in weaving the pattern of our new school. Mr. Thomson had the task of getting the school ready for the opening day. Furniture, books, and special equipment had to be purchased and installed. The se- lection of a faculty required a great deal of consideration. Faculty members were trans- fered from Toledo high and junior high schools. Also some new teachers were hired. Administrators worked during the summer getting student schedules in order. The academic program is now estab- lished, but the activity program is still in the development stage. In the first year of oper- ation Start has a newspaper, yearbook, Stu- dent Council, band, and choir. Also a num- ber of special interests clubs have been or- ganized. The P.T.A. had a very successful member- ship campaign indicating that parents too are interested in weaving the pattern of Start. Weaving Students admire beautiful new chemistry laboratory. att ae ere ‘Gneaae eeee emt ; Mr. Thomson and Mrs. Wintermantel arranging schedules the Pattern ‘tbefore school began. Miss Pickard prepares science equipment for open- ing day. Students help organize activities for the year ahead. Taking Steps T LIFE os Pa ee QO ame oe N eS pcan om se a hrough Th ese Halls Many little activities must be taken care of during the short five minutes allowed for passing between classes. Students meet to catch up on the latest gossip and to brief each other on the ma- terial covered in their classes for that day. A quick stop at your locker, a gulp of water from the drinking fountain, and a hurried- ly passed note take up that meager five minutes. Just as the bell rings, you step into your next class ready to settle down to an- other hour of work. “And then she said tome...” A short phone call between classes. The Thinker Education. What is it? It is a result’ that is more than learning. It has _ its price and wants cultivation that de- mands constant work and careful study. Education is a hard task-master, but the rewards to those who serve it every day, week after week, year after year, have the satisfaction of knowing they have attained something great. Ee aes A future biologist unlocking the secrets of the microscopic An interesting panel discussion stimulates the mind. To eat or not to eat... “What did you say this was?” As the bell rings, the kids hurry to the cafeteria to save seats at their favorite tables. They plop down their books and race into line. After de- vouring their sandwiches and milk, they are again ready to face the long afternoon’s work. Lunchtime offers, not only a chance to fill up empty stomachs, but an opportunity to exchange jokes and gossip with friends. Lunch is also a time to finish the homework which wasn’t com- pleted the night before. The cafeteria is one of Start’s best loved class- rooms, and lunch is the favorite subject. Many a romance has started over a sloppy joe. “| knew | should’ve brought my lunch.” : Students look over the wide variety of foods. Lunchtime, U.S.A. “It says right here that it should be cooked fifteen minutes longer.” pa Rr coupes iG eed 18 Varied - Students cheer a Spartan touchdown. _. . With Spirit Victory, Victory, VICTORY! An anxious moment at a close game. A seen EOE ST (his: Cheer up things could be worse! Spartanettes excitedly cheering. ives the boys advice and encouragement. Coach Maher g ith Loyalty S ss = ® = 5 D © 2S _ oO. £ = = a. nn wn xO 5S) 5 so) Ss 5 te} a ® a © Ac ye “Now that’s where you come in.” Doreen Josephson sings “What Kind of Fool Am |?” On with the Show.. . The Startlets practice long hours to perfect their intricate dance steps. “Out Of This World,” the 1963 Start High Variety Show was pre- sented March 21, (a student matinee), March 22 and 23. The original manu- script was co-authored by Larry Huss, Judy Dean, Linda Gamble, Lora Gorgas, Brian Johnson, Allen Markowicz, and Adrienne Rossner. Linda Rose, assisted by Lora Gorgas and Linda Gamble, oversaw the pro- duction in the capacity of chairman. The show was presented under the auspices of Miss Maudette Shapiro. Lead roles were played by Candy Champion, Gary La Mont, Larry Huss, and Allen Markowicz. Directors Gorgas and Gamble look over the script with Chairman Rose. Mr. Maher believes in close student-faculty relationships. That’s a picture of your mother? | ' } August 16, 1962 — An anxious student patiently awaits the opening of school. Leave some for the fish! ou're on Candid Camera! Gee, Mr. Wizard!! I'll place a hundred on Seabiscuit in the third. = Y Y =) G ‘Oo = =) © U a = Y G = tend N Lora McGee ttendants Carol Kachenmeister Guidance to the Stars... eae Dr. Morton Goldberg, Mrs. Jane Kuebbler, Dr. Frank Brown, Mrs. Carol Pietrykowski, Mr. David Rittenhouse. Toledo Board of Education | Mr. J. A. Anderson The Toledo Board of Education is out- standing in its desire to educate youth by the best means possible. It has always worked for the progress of our school system. One of its goals, that of providing good educa- tional facilities, was fulfilled upon the open- ing of the new Start High School. This group of dedicated citizens has unselfishly contrib- uted much time and effort to the advance- ment of knowledge in Toledo. We are deep- ly indebted to these people for their encouragement and support. 32 Dedication Statement To have had a share in the launching of a great high school is an unusual privilege. Within these walls great tra- ditions will be built. It is our sincere hope that those traditions will include high scholarship and all the attributes of noble citizenship. It is our hope that the teachers who gather here to give intel- lectual leadership to this portion of the youth of Toledo always will look upon their task as a sacred obligation to those who have brought knowledge to its pres- ent level; that they will endeavor to in- spire every student to reach the highest intellectual development of which each is capable. Philo C. Dunsmore Mr. Dunsmore speaks at Dedication. Superintendent of Schools Philo C. Dunsmore Civic leaders join in sending bes wishes for the future of Star’ Christian R. Thomson 34 Christian R. Thomson has dedicated over thirty- three years of his life to the education of youth. During this entire period, Mr. Thomson has been affiliated with the Toledo Board of Education. Twenty-one of these years have been devoted to some form of teaching. The remaining twelve have been administrative. In preparation for this profes- sion, he obtained a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master of Arts degree in Education and School Administration from the University of Toledo. He has had a varied teaching career at elementary, | high school and college levels; he has taught in the | Signal Corps during World War II, summer sessions at the Universities of Toledo, Michigan, and Bowling Green, ten years of Adult Night School, and Indus- trial Electronics to the Electrician’s Union for two years. He was the principal of Waite High School and Toledo Summer School before his appointment as principal of Start. Mr. Thomson believes in the “open door policy” for all students. Any student may feel free to go to him for counsel at any time. Being acquainted with many of the students enables him to counsel them wisely when their problems arise. We are fortunate to have a man of this caliber as our first principal. Start’s number one supporter. Mr. Thomson attacks his daily duties with vigor. 35 Hilton Murphy Hilton Murphy, as assistant principal in charge of administration and activities, supervises the program of extra-curricular activities. Mr. Murphy was responsible for organizing the activity program for Start High School. He has attempted to make this a well-rounded and purposeful pro- gram. He has assisted the faculty sponsors of the various organizations in his role as co-ordinator. Mr. Murphy attended Muskingum Col- lege, Ohio State, the University of West Virginia, and the University of Toledo. He has a Bachelor of Science degree, a Master of Science in Education, and a Master of Arts in Education. Hilton Murphy is well known for his ac- tivities as a football coach. For the past five years he has broadcast the Ohio State football game. Assistant Principals 36 Mary Houser Mrs. Mary Houser, assistant principal in charge of instruction, supervises and di- rects the instructional program for the school. She is responsible for development of the curriculum, group guidance activi- ties, and all general testing activities. Mrs. Houser attended the University of Toledo and Cincinnati. She also attended Hiram and Gregg Colleges. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree and a Master of Education degree. Serving as president of the North Cen- tral Region of National Business Educa- tion Association, she has traveled through- out the United States. Mrs. Houser’s philosophy of life is, “a person never stands still; he either goes backward or forward.” | Guidance Counselors Robert Longley Assistant principal Robert Longley secured a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master of Education degree having attended Miami Uni- versity, University of West Virginia, Harvard, and the University of Toledo. He taught and coun- seled in several Ohio towns and in Massachusetts. He is presently head of the guidance program at Start, and counselor to juniors. Sports are his hobby, and for several years, he has been a tennis instructor. David Kuebbeler David Kuebbeler, a native Toledoan, has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Wooster College, and a Master of Education degree from the Uni- versity of Toledo. He has taught Orientation and American History. At present he is counselor to freshman and sophomore boys. Mr. Kuebbler has been instrumental in establishing the Student Council at Start and is now serving as advisor to the organization. 37 Margaret Kendall Mrs. Margaret Kendall was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She attended Geneva University in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree, and Columbia University in New York to obtain a Master of Arts degree. During World War Il, she was a communications officer in the Navy. Her present job is that of counselor to freshman and sophomore girls, which she finds to be very gratifying. Mrs. Cora Belle Dunham Mr. Edward Eller Mrs. Patricia English Mr. Samuel Epstein Mrs. Carrie Fisher Mr. John Fotheringham 38 Mr. Philip Buell Miss Edythe Bumgardner Mr. Jerry Bushong Mr. Jevgenij Cernonok Mr. Victor Cherven Mrs. Evelpia Christopoulos Miss Betty Conlin Mrs. Janet Dorsett Faculty members relax during!) Mr. Myron Gerber Miss Jean Gilbert Mrs. Lois Gladfelter Mr. Lawrence Good i Miss Francis Griffin Mr. Wayne Haefner Mrs. Dorothy Harrison Mr. Ned Heidtman Mr. Sidney Hershman Mrs. Martha Holland Mr. Zack Howard Mr. Ralph D. Hower Mr. Thomas Inman Mrs. Jeanne Kitaj neir lunch break. 39 Mr. Martin Klimko Mr. Frank Kralik Mr. Marshall Lipman Mr. James Maher i Drama students perform under the tir Mrs. Martha Martindale Miss Sally O’Callaghan Miss Marilyn Onweller Mr. Mitcho Pappas Mrs. Alice Perkins Miss Lasetta Pickard Mr. Charles Quick Mrs. Ruth Rex Mr. Flute Rice Mr. James Richardson ’ | | Miss Mildred Russell Mr. Lee Rynder Mrs. Helene Sanzenbacher Mrs. Mildred Schultz irection of Miss Shapiro. Miss Maudette Shapiro Mr. Paul Scheig Mr. Donald Simon Mrs. Margaret Sinclair Mrs. Carmen Smith Mrs. Dorothy Smith Mrs. Elfrieda Smith Miss Susan Van Tassell Mr. Joseph Wester Mr. John Wretschko Spanish in 1398 easy les: ONS. Miss Virginia Hollinger Mrs. Margaret Angus Mrs. Kathleen Clark Mrs. Eleanor Miller Mrs. Wilma Powell Mrs. Amanda Thomae Mrs. Dorothy Turney Mrs. June Wintermantel o So am ene NE ee Hg Mr. Cherven skillfully directs our newly-formed band. Helen Eva Beatty, Welty, Irene Ziolkowsk Evelyn Rosemary Hill Adeline Mista, Roberts, Margaret Leona Laney, ia Drake irgin V y Emily Polek Annette Hager. ROW 1 y ROW 2 Doherthy, Workers Behind the Scene Oo =) E 5 Y = x) ® O GS a °o els 0 =—S U cS te O + = oO 2 os ae co o ae Om Baa a) OD OF eG ona x ©) 5 pe Ee | eZ o c aoa ose. Oo zag o LE S 0 Ges O =o Oo) 2 ee ere: aoe ot oO RS a a 2 @ S04. = S75 je 2 a | ey =} xt ROW 1 Buckmiller Keller, SEE Faculty ae gi ts Sevag oe oe Fagtida | Candids Pv. alae “Late again?” Coach Maher between games. Mr. Good explains the mysteries of shorthand. Mrs. Smith enjoys teaching French. “| got 40% fewer cavities with Crest.” Mr. Simon watches the frosh go down in defeat at the Freshman-Sophomore foot- ball game “You rang?” STARS OF TOMORROW... ACTIVITIES ed PEARBOOKS p Miss Sally O’Callaghan Editorial Advisor Donna Strassler — Judy Dean Sharon Stoffel Editor-in-Chief Linda Rose — Becky Larkins Nancy Mynderse — Barbara Goldman — Karen Raddatz — Lynne Sawders Mr. Donald Simon Business Advisor John Sackman — Steve Paquin Sandy Lloyd — Susie Braff Sylvia Stewart —Sue Otremba Jo Ellen Thomas, Sandy Wilkins, Jean Andre, David Baze Bill Beekman, Nancy Heffner, Sally Hale, Jim Anderson Journalism, students and their advisor had a year of pioneering as they developed Start’s first newspaper. To find an appropriate name for the publica- tion was the first task of the students as they conducted a school-wide “Name-the-Newspaper Contest.” A name, consistent with the star theme of the school’s academic and extracurricular program was hoped to be found through this contest which was the first promotional campaign con- ducted in Start High School. The cooperation of the Art department, the homeroom newspaper reporters, members of the Sophomore Class, and the newspaper’s lit- erary and business staffs was responsible for guiding the success of Start’s first year of news- paper history. _— t, Ron Black, Ann Caldwell, Christy Thomsen, Alice Ash Paul Tanner, Kay Jacquet, Fred Herman, Cynthia Paul Mrs. Carrie Fisher rshall, Don Schuster, Teresa Gawronski Beth Chapman, Terry Mawhorter, Steve Kupper, Lora McGee Executive Board — ROW 1 — Cheryl Huffman, chaplain; .Dan Sillence, co-chairman; Sharon lhrig, treasurer; Carol Kachenmeister. ROW 2 — Lyle Beadle. Student Council The Student Council executive board was organized ear- ly in the fall. A constitution was accepted and each class elected ten representatives as members of the Student Council. The board co-ordinated the junior and sophomore elections. The Student Council dance “Windsong” was held in November and Lora McGee was elected queen. Money was collected before Christmas to buy food for needy families in our district. Mr. Kuebbeler prepares food for needy fami- The fund-raising project decided upon was a hat and lies. coat checking service at all public functions. Executive Board — ROW 1 — Joe McPartland, co-chairman; Sandy Konschak, corre- sponding secretary; Cleo Fowler, recording secretary; Sandy Rollf. 52 Junior Representatives ROW 1 — Terry Mawhorter, Bob Saxon, Brian Johnson, Bill Beekman, Rick Campbell, Vicki Zaenger, ROW 2 — Virginia Wall, Virginia Wagon- er, Suzie Braff, Nancy Swaggerty. Sophomore Representatives ROW 1 — Linda Williams, Barbara Goldman, Marlene Fahle, Nancy Heffner. ROW 2 — Sharon Bailey, Barb Sanzenbacher, Sandi Lallky, Nancy Perry, Jim Wilson, Terry Per- ris. Freshman Representatives ROW 1 — Diane Hyman, Pam Kasch, Pat Doniere, Paul Ewing. ROW 2 — Laurie Andrews, Sue Roethe, Carolyn Hess, Gaye Pizzo. Steering Committee — Bill Wilson, Terry Perris, Ed Kane, Jim Wilson, Allen Markowicz. Boys’ Literary Club The Boys’ Literary Society has been formed with the purpose of instilling in the minds of these boys a better appreciation for some of the great litera- ture of the world. This goal is on its way to being accomplished through the book reviews; plays at- tended; speakers; and other means of education used during the year. ROW 1 — C. Champion, B. Bradford, S. Kupper, R. Saxon, C. Michaelis, E. Gasiorowski, D. Josephson. ROW 2 — Mr. Sidney Hershman, D. Witmer, J. Haley, N. Hillman, B. Owens, B. Beat, G. Shoemaker, M. Thomas, M. Dennis. ROW 3 — B. Breed, L. Huss, S. Glidden, S. Peterson, B. Pochadt, J. Buck- lew, J. Snedeker, J. Wise, N. Perry, M. Harbaugh, M. Weid- Bs Me rT Projection Club The Projection Club is an organization de- voted to serving the school. The members learn how to operate motion picture projectors of all kinds so that teachers may show films in class with a qualified projectionist. This knowledge often leads to an avid interest in motion pho- tography. ner, J. Dempster. ROW 4 — S. Bankey, C. Wittenberg, G. Young, D. Cunningham, J. Yourist, D. Hawley, P. Allan, J. Wilson, A. Markowicz, D. Erb. ROW 5 — B. Lowell, J. Myler, J. Beck, C. McCauley, E. Mafadine, D. Laidig, T. Mawhorter, T. Arthurs, D. Welker, P. Finn, P. Tanner. ROW 1 —N. Stefanshun, D. Zink, C. Ellis, M. Napier, G. Gunther, S. Smith, R. White, C. Wells, M. Barkman, J. Hauri, Soldner, Mrs. Harrison. ROW 2 — B. Okoroski, N. Stroshine, J. Cartwright. J. Dahms, S. Alexander, V. Vaughn, J. Phifer, K. Strand, S. Future Nurses The Future Nurses of America club was or- ° ganized in 1963 for the purpose of stimulating of America an interest in the nursing profession and related fields. Two of the qualifications for membership are a C or better average and a genuine inter- est in nursing. The group had a speaker from the Red Cross at one of their meetings. She gave them infor- mation about the Candy Stripers, volunteer nurse’s aids in Toledo hospitals. Mrs. Harrison, the school nurse, is the advisor. ROW 1 — B. Goldman, R. Cox, C. Thomsen, L. Ulery, E. Nal- ly, L. Petersen, S. Konschak, L. Jones. ROW 2 — J. Orlemann, R. DeArmént, S. McEwan, M. Wright, J. Dean, B. Beekman, J. Andre, A. Rossner, N. Mynderse, D. Gehr. ROW 3 — B. Zervos, M. Wenrick, M. Fotoples, B. Johnson, C. Huffman, L. Philosophy Club Gorgas, R. Black, J. Getz, D. Huff, A. Chausse. ROW 4 — J. Johnston, N. Hillman, A. Caldwell, B. Clabaugh, C. Kachen- meister, J. Martin, T. Mawhorter, L. Sawders, P. Allan, P. Koinis, R. Cousino: Philos, the philosophy club, aims to expose the minds of Start students to culture. One of purposes of the club is to expand the minds of the members and to prepare them for academic competition not only on scholarship tests but for education later in life. The members planned and carried out a book- fair. The profits went into a scholarship fund which will be given to a deserving member of Philos. This will be continued next year. Lectures and round- table discussions were planned for the Wednesday meetings. A foreign exchange student from Spain visited the club in February. After going on a tour of the building, he met with the club members and dis- cussed United States and European education. The Junior Classical League is a member of the Na- tional Junior Classical League. Its purpose is to further the knowledge of the classics and of Roman culture. J Bi L. In their formal induction, the twenty-two members pre- sented a play on Roman gods and goddesses. They cele- brated Latin Week in April, culminated by a Roman ban- quet. Meetings are held on the second and fourth Wednes- days of each month. In addition, they attend Area Jun- ior Classical League meetings throughout the year. Sev- eral members attended a national convention in Colum- bus. To promote scholarship a certificate will be awarded annually by J.C.L. to the best Latin student in each grade. ROW 1 — P. Dethloff, P. Douglas, J. Jorgenrud, S. Harris, J. Dunham, S. Rollf, J. Martin, M. Kubacki, J. Pitzen, M. Hoover, Moll. ROW 2 — J. Schultz, S. Otremba, P. Biglin, B. Grochow- _ T. Brinkerhuff, L. Ulery. ski, B. Wagner, J. Frederick. ROW 3 — Mrs. Gladfelter, Mrs. i i | i i| i| 57 ROW 1 — M. Barkman, B. Clabaugh, J. Cropes, J. Yourist, R. Cousino, J. Black, Mr. Flute Rice. ROW 2 — R. Bigelow, L. Northrop, D. Elsperger, F. Soldenwagner, C. Judkins, R. In- nes, M. Thomas, B. Dailey, M. Luetke, F. Leonard, S. Rake- straw. ROW 3 — D. Hart, J. Frick, G. Bauer, M. Brubaker, Science Club T. Husman, W. Tappen, S. Bankey, P. Mawhorter, G. Shoe- maker, M. West. ROW 4 — J. McDonnell, B. Mather, S. Nowakowski, G. Raney, D. Weber, D. McEwan, D. Wittman, J. Petcoft, M. Napier, B. Wagner, J. Tibbits. The Science Club was the first organized group at Start. The members hope to stimulate more interest in the various fields of science. To be a member the Science Club one must have a C+ average and an acute interest in science. The members of the club had a science exhibition, March 1, where they displayed equipment, drawings, notebooks, and projects. The three members submitting the best projects are featured in this edition of The Shield. For a fund-raising project they had a bake sale to buy certificates for the top projects. They toured Cran- brook Institute of Science in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan on February 22. They had a scientist from the Ohio Academy of Science speak at one of the meetings. 58 Ronna Rachuba, Cheryl Ott, Judy Kahle, Marcia Cobb, Cher- Diane Kautz, Barb Kaseman, Nancy Zientara, Lora McGee, yl Foster, Lynda Quaintance, Barb Geddy, Nancy Allen, Ar- Marcia Horen, Jill Carr, Beth Chapman, Kris Harter, Memory lene Gueldenzoph, Karen Clark, Nancy Delikat, Laurie Geha, Lynch. The Start High Spartanettes performed at many of our basketball games. The dancing group is composed of 38 junior girls, who are ‘members of the Lionettes, the pep club. Spa rta nettes The high steppers unfurled a rather unique flag during the playing of the National Anthem before the basketball games. At the halftime the girls entertained with their varied dance routines, under the direction of Mr. Eddie Hanf. Ann Braithwaite. Judy Wise, Darleen Zink, Louella Giese, Vicki Zaenger, Carol Mertzke, Diana Marshall, Alice Ash, Sharon Scott, Mary Norts, Sue Ridenour, Nancy Meranda, Virginia Wall, Karen Raddatz, Mary Shaw, Donna Campbell. Diane Stauber, Janie Carson, Margaret Toth, Carol Hanf, Caught in mid-air is George Bielawski, Honorary Lionette. Lionettes ROW 1 — J. Carson, N. Meranda, D. Stauber, M. Norts, B. Chapman, S. Patton. ROW 2 — S. Sommer, S. lhrig, S. Ride- nour, C. Smith, M. Toth, C. Mertzke, J. Martin, N. Swaggerty, E. Percival. ROW 3 — B. Kaseman, K. Clark, D. Marshall, C. Foster, S. Scott, A. Ash, L. McGee, D. Kautz, J. Merritt, V. Teresa Gawronski, the Lionette mascot, lim- bers up. Zaenger. ROW 4 —N. Allen, D. Beam, S. Zajac, L. Giese, J. Pickens, M. Cobb, J. Carr, J. Kahle, D. Zink, A. Gueldenzoph, V. Wall. ROW 5 — J. Wise, R. Rachuba, C. Ott, A. Braith- waite, C. Kachenmeister, M. Lynch, A. Caldwell, P. Poage, K. Harter, K. Zech, K. Raddatz. ROW 1 — M. Glick, M. Cousino, D. Hart, S. Fullington, J. Penfornis, P. Biglin, B. Clark, B. Felt, L. Williams, D. Olson. ROW 2 — B. Ammer, L. Schoch, L. Hawkins, R. De Arment, S. Haupricht — President, V. Garrison — Treasurer, J. Jennings, L. Stacy, N. Chambrey, C. Criger, M. Greene. ROW 3 — L. Ball, J. Ehrhardt, B. Barker, B. Sanzenbacher, K. Samuelson, V. Zink, B. Waldeck, N. ROW 1 — L. Blanchard, K. Czerniak, Y. Gladieiux, K. MacDonald, S. Rakestraw, K. Shambarger. ROW 2 — L. Pickering, C. Ray, D. Frank, J. Morris — Treasurer, C. Hess — President, S. Howard, P. Kasch, S. Nicholas. ROW 3 — B. Hiss, B. Breed, M. Hill, P. Toney, C. Haggerty, F. Pippenger, K. Hafenbrack, J. Thomas, P. Pease, J. Thom- sen, C. Merritt, L. Northrop, L. Elliott, L- Mears, C. Abdel- Heffner, J. Ramsdell. ROW 4 — L. Petersen, J. Willard, M. Fahle, M. Kelso, C. Chambers, K. Jackson, S. Deakin, L. Adams, N. King, A. Chausse, P. Anderson. ROW 5 — D. Stoiber, L. Ulery, M. Linn, B. Washing, S. Cundiff, S. Emengger, B. Ayling, J. McDonnell, S. Stechschulte, P. Morris, P. Douglas, S. Herring. nour. ROW 4 —N. Stroshine, P. Bielski, B. Ziemke, K. Stewart, S. Leblanc, S. Nelson, J. Van Nest, N. Zink, K. Helm, J. Messmer, J. Alderman, J. Heffelbower, L. Hardy. ROW 5 — L. Andrews, S. Gueldenzoph, J. Andre, C. Mc- Cauley, K. Avers, M. Parton, B. McCoy, B. Laurence, D. Carr, D. Boyd, D. Driscoll, M. Jacobs, M. Patterson, P. Odom, S. Cline. Band — FRONT ROW — D. Stahl, D. May, L. Alexander, J. §. Daso. ROW 3 — D. Caverly, N. Hosack, R. Markee, G. Schreiner, A. Szykowny, M. Pooley, B. Benham, D. Walter, P. — Lemont, D. Martin, J. Johnson, R. Brady, H. Brockmoeller, N. Mills. ROW 2 — M. Miller, M. Miller, D. Witmer, R. McFar- — Ash, R. Oberheu, R. Greenfield, M. Biery. ROW 4 — K. Blake, land, S. Bankey, D. Plumb, T. Pearce, D. Williamson, J. Creps, M. Reynolds, R. Baxley, J. Zbinden. Mr. Cherven Band The Start High School Band, Orchestra, and Choir combine to form the Start High School music department. Early in the school year members of the music department sold candy bars in order to raise money to purchase uniform and robes. These musical groups have exhibited their talents at the Dedica- tion program, the Christmas program, and a number of concerts. Sue Daso, Judy Creps, Dorinda Williamson, Donna Martin. ROW 1 — K. Roberts, M. Jacobs, J. Smith, K. Cuercher, G. Scarvelis, ROW 2 — J. Scher- er, J. McLouth, M. Grotty. Orchestra Choir ROW 1 —E. Zepp, A. Ward, C. Michaelis, P. Biglin, R. Rohm, Gaines, P. Poage, P. Beck, K. Myers, D. Wegener, L. Gamble. S. Stewart, J. Updegraff, S. Sommer, B. Israel, C. Hennessey. ROW 3 — D. Peake, D. Christlieb, J. Heer, P. Finn, R. Picker- ROW 2 — S. Coon, S. Glidden, K. Donhue, M. Lynch, K. ing, G. Young, B. McLennan, L. Branyan, C. Zervos, B. Ward. 63 eerleaders Sophomores — Kathy Friend, Janet Smith, Debbie Kahl, S Dunbar, N A tus. Saas Ce ee Freshmen — Karen Carstenson, Kathy Miller, Mary Pat Clement, Kathy Horner, Candy Champion. Juniors — Linda Robar, Sandy Odom, Dawn Simon, Jan Laippley, Janet Gladney. 65 FUTURE IN THE STARS... STUDENTS JUNIORS Junior Class Officers — Treasurer, Judy Wise; Secretary, Diane Stauber; Sgt.-at-Arms, Merrie Ellen Vogan; Vice President, Nancy Allen; President, Dave Benfer. 68 Linda Adamkiewicz Nancy Allen Janice Anderson Alice Ash Phyllis Baker James Ballmer Louis Balogh James Bartelheim Roger Baxley Lyle Beadle Dianne Beam John Beebe Margaret Beck Bill Beckman Judith Bembenek David Benfer Peggy Benton Joyce Berndt Victor Bertwistle George Bielawski Sharon Bieniek Ronald Black Jacqueline Blackmar Robert Block Joanne Borgelt Marjory Bosenbark Ruth Bowers Suzanne Braff Ann Braithwaite Larry Branyan Herschel Briggs Patrick Brimmer Timothy Brimmer Susan Brotje Richard Bryan Jack Bub James Bucklew Michael Bueter Sharon Burke Terri Burks Dennis Buss Sharon Butts Ann Caldwell Alana Campbell Donna Campbell Richard Campbell Jill Carr Jane Carson Dennis Cassady Elizabeth Chapman Robert Cherry Douglas Christlieb hy Cathie Ellerbush Catherine Ellis William Elton Larry Esper Mary Jane Evener Sandra Fell John Feudi Lorraine Fishbein Daniel Fisher Robert Fisher Thomas Fitzgerald Cheryl! Foster Cleo Fowler Daniel Frost Katherine Gaines Sharon Gallo 70 Karen Clark James Clarkson Cheri Clay Dennis Cluckey Marcia Cobb Diane Coleman Daniel Connell Sharon Coon Thomas Cooper John Courtright Emily Cousino George Crawford Brenda Creeger Judy Creps Robert Cromer Sandra Crunkilton James Csomos John Danford Sally Danicke Sue Danicke Susan Daso John Day Gwen Decker Nancy Decker Nancy Delikat Vincent De Marco Paulette Dethloff Philip Dielman Richard Donaldson Daralee Dowling Dennis Doyle Robert Dudley Barbara Duncan Elaine Edmonds Ronnie Edmondson Frank Ehrenthal peepee erst min Kathy Garrity Barbara Geddy Laurie Geha James Gensbezhler Donald Gerken Janet Getz Terri Geyer Louella Giese Joseph Gilday Thomas Ginter Janet Gladney Linda Glase Sharon Glauser Linda Godfrey James Good Carole Greenler Arlene Gueldenzolf Nancy Hajski Sally Hale Charles Hall Carol Jean Hanf Jennie Hanna Dennis Hardy Cheryl Hargreaves Susan Harrington Susan Harrsen Kristin Harter Michael Hartman Ronald Haynes Linda Hefelbower Patsy Heidtman Carole Heltzel Dorothy Hennessey Fred Herman Charles Himes Darla Hinebaugh Richard Holland William Hollyday Robert Hoover Marcia Horen Neil Hosack Cheryl Howard Suzanne Huebner Cheryl Huffman Brad Hummel Paul Humphreys Gary Huntebrinker Edward Hunter Lawrence Huss James Hutchinson Todd Hyde Peggy Hyter 71 Randy Hyter Sharon lhrig Martha Jackson Lawrence Jacobs Kay Jacquet Jeri James Stanley Jechura Linda Jennin Brian Johnson Robert Johnson Harry Johnston Lawrence Johnston Barbara Jones Carol Kachenmeister Sharon Kaczorowski Judith Kahle . Juniors struggle: Barbara Kaseman ; Terry Katlen Diane Kautz Thomas Keister Kenneth Kenner Kay Kirkendall Gerald Kobil Diane Kolath Constance Kolby Sandra Konschak George Knavel . Gary Know ) Jon Kramer Susan Krell William Krupp John Kujawa Steven Kupper David Laidig Janice Laipply David Lane Mary Lanning Charles LaPlante Rebecca Larkins Carol Lauback Constance Leepep Susan Leonard Charles LeVally Robert Lewandowski ‘ Steven Laos Charles Longenbarger Terrance Lowrey Candace Lunn Memory Lynch Eugene Mafadine Daniel Marks Robert Marsh Joseph McPartland Joy Means Gary Meier Nancy Meranda Janis Merritt Carol Mertzka Linda Messer Richard Messmer Alice Miller Carol Miller Gerald Miller Jeffrey Miller Michael Miller Robert Miller Kenneth Mills Margaret Mills Kenneth Mocniak Barbara Mohr Temberlee Mohr Allen Mollenkamp James Montgemery Dennis Moon Becky Sue Morgan Roger Morris Ellen Morrissey Margaret Murava Linda Murphy Becky Myers Kay Myers Richard Nasset Richard Naugle Diane Nelson Judith Newman Judith Nowak Jeffrey Nowakowski Jeffery Oberle Diane Marshall Jay Martin Judith Martin Nancy Martin Robert Mason Terry Mawhorter Howard Mayo James McCloud Thomas McDonald Thomas McDonough Rand McFarland Nida McGary Lora McGee Timothy McHugh Pamela McKinney William McLennan James Orlemann Cheryl Ott Janis Palmer Nancy Parker 4 Sandra Odom John O’Hara aa ia 7 aS tt Susan Parker Suzanne Patton Cynthia Paul Darryl Peake Thomas Pearce Evelyn Percival Ernie Perry Ronald Perry Barbara Peters Joan Phifer Delores Jean Pickens Robert Pickering Rod Pickering Janice Pietrzak Joyce Pittenger Bonnie Plumadore David Plumb Penny Poage Michael Poirier Steve Pomeroy Martha Pooley James Potts Kennith Prater Michael Prentiss Patricia Proshek Vicki Pruce Lynda Quaintance Ronna Rachuba Karen Raddatz James Radde Roberta Rahm Benn Redd Patricia Rex Susan Ridenour Susan Riley Brent Ritter Linda Robar Kathleen Roberts Nelson Roberts Janet Robie Dale Robinson Nancy Rohr Sandra Rollf Linda Rose Ann Cindy Ann Susanne John Roth Rupley Russ Russell Sackman Arlene Rosenberg Susan Sander Jim Sautter Robert Saxon Ronald Schreiber Judy Schriener a | os ‘@ “J Sharon Scott cos... SE Richard Snare . 4 Kay Shaw Jo Anne Shinaberry James Sibold Daniel Sillence Robert Silverman Janet Simmons Dawn Simon Richard Sipp Joseph Sipple Steven Skeels Carol Soker Gorgene Soldner Sue Sommer Edward Spang James Sponsler Carolyn Smith Larry Smith Robert Smith Nancy Sneyd Carolyn Standish Robert Stark Diane Stauber Mary Shaw Nancy Stefanshun Sylvia Stewart Sharon Stoffel Gary Stokes Susan Stow Charlene Stratton Robert Suprise Nancy Swaggerty Marie Taber Greg Tafels ki 75 Paul Tanner Wayne Tappan Jerry Tarvin Patricia Temple Charles Thomas William Thomas Christy Thomsen Ronnie Thornsberry Linda Tille Margaret Toth Barbara Travelbee Joyce Trowbridge Gary Tucker Ronald VanDielen Merrie-Ellen Vogan Virginia Wagoner Virginia Wall Larry Walter Richard Walter Daniel Walters Mel Wainer Carl Warrington Ronald Watkins Alice Ward Michael Weidner Stanley Weisman Lana Wells Robert Wendt Janet Whaley Janis Wiedenhoft Frederic Wild Robert Wiley Gary Wilker James Willard Mary Willhauck Michael Williams Terry Williams Diana Williamson Dorinda Williamson Judith Wise Linda Witte Craig Wittenberg David Wolfe Richard Young Lester Younts Carol Yunker Vicki Zaenger Suzette Zajac James Zbinden Kathleen Zech Terry Zeigler Barbara Zervos Nancy Zientara Darleen Zink Junior Ring Committee — Judy Wise, Nancy Allen, ton, Kathy Zech, Merrie Ellen Vogan, Brad Hummel, Karen Clark, Bob Wendt, Larry Walter, Sandy Crunkil- Dave Benfer. Junior Class Car Wash — A Rousing Success. Juniors in typing classes. Junior Prom Committee Chairmen — Arlene Gueldenzolf, Sue Daso, Charlene Stratton, Nancy Zientara, Ronna Rachuba, Beth Chapman, Ron Thornsberry, Jim Sautter, Harry Johnston, Bill MacLennan, Terry Mawhorter. Mr. Longley speaks to students at Junior Class meeting. Bruce Adams Linda Adams Randy Adkins Jacquelyn Alberts Sherie Albright Larry Alexander Paul Allen Susan Allen Bonnie Ammer Connie Ammer Douglas Amrhein James Anderson Pamela Anderson Richard Anderson Dennis Arnold Lorri Arnold James Arthur Nancy Ash Richard Ashbridge Nancy Augustus George Aver Barbara Ayling Grant Bailey Sharon Bailey James Bake r Barry Baker Lorraine Ball James Bankey Beverly Barker Robert Barker Mary Barkman Cynthia Barnes Kathy Bartosiak Gary Bauer Richard Bauer David Baze Linda Beavers John Beck Stephan Bee Sandra Beers Thomas Beidleman Robert Bellair Beverly Benham Robert Benner Robert Bennett Robert Berlin Judith Biegala Michael Bielski Martin Biery Patricia Biglin Joseph Billian Michael Billiard John Billy Terry Bishop Jeffrey Black Kathleen Blake Gary Blanchard Dennis Blessing Thomas Boehler George Boerger Gary Bostater Terry Bowser Barbara Bradford Rodney Brady Brian Brandt Terry Brinkerhuff Joseph Bristoll Hans Brockmoeller Robert Brockway Jerome Brown Jerry Brown Keith Brown Jeffrey Brumley Timothy Brymer William Bunner Susie Butzin Robert Caldwell Sharon Casagrande Jack Case Kathleen Cassidy David Caverly Carol Chambers Nancy Chambray Linda Chaplin Annette Chausse Roger Chitwood William Christen Barbara Clabaugh Roy Clabaugh Beth Clark Katryn Close Gerald Clower Robin Timothy Richard Marlene Phillip Coakley Cole Cousino Cox Patricia Cramer James Crawford Thomas Crawford Cynthia Criger Karen Crilly Barbara Croft Sharon Cundiff Daniel Cunningham Steve Cygan James Czerniak John Dale Kathy Davenport Sue Deakin Judith Dean Rosemary De Arment Yvonne Del Agoila Robert De Shetler Barbara Dennis Albert Dey Karen Dietrich Kathleen Dille Joseph Doniere Karen Donohue Richard Dossat Linda Dotzler Patricia Douglas Roberta Dudley Susan Dunbar Richard Dunlap Robert Dusseau Kathy Dyke Linda Edgar Judith Ehrhardt David Ellenberger Sandra Elliott Susan Ellis Sandra Emeneger Nancy Ensign Douglas Erb Janine Facker Marlene Fahle Billie Felt David Fetterly Patrick Foley Beverly Fore f. Dale Fields Raymond Fidler at Thomas Fink Frederick Fisher Suzanne Flowers Barbara Grochowski Carol Grodi Timothy Grodi Dianne Gross Debra Grup Deborah Gump John Haley Steven Hall Patricia Hannan Craig Hansen Melvin Harbaugh Diane Harmon Sue Harris Deborah Hart Nancy Hatherly Sandra Haupricht Mary Alice Fotoples Jon Frankenburg Carol Franks John Frederick Susan Freeman Janis French James Frick Sue Kathy Friend Karen Frisk Deborah Fruits Sharon Fullington Nancy Galliers Linda Gamble Craig Garrison Victoria Garrison Edward Gasiorowski Gary Gatter Linda Gee David Gehr David Gelula Carolyn Gerber James Gibson Sandra Gilbert Donna Ginter Lee Gleason Mary Ann Glick Susan Glidden Barbara Goldman Lora Gorgas Allan Goulding Merle Grams Norma Grams Kathleen Gray Mary Greene Richard Greenfield Judith Griffith Sophomore cheer leaders cheer team to victory. Laraine Hawkins Darrell Hawley Janice Hayes James Heer Nancy Heftner Gary Hemsoth Mary Henderman Carol Hennessey Susan Herring Frederick Hillman Nicholas Hillman Sylvia Hischke James Hodorowski Robert Hoenig Mary Ann Hoover James Hipkins Gary Hosack Daphne Sue Huft Robert Huffman Richard Humphreys Robert Hunt Thomas Husman Alan Hutchinson David Hutchinson Barbara Israel Katharine Jackson Gerald Jacob George Ann Jaegle Jon Jaggers Ruth Janciukas Jo Ann Jennings Donald Johnson Robert Johnson John Johnston Linda Jones Barbara Jordon Jo Ann Jorgenrud Doreen Josephson Deborah Kahl Edwin Kane Joyce Karam Thomas Kay Melinda Kelso Pat Kenninger Joseph King Nancy King Harold Kinker Michael Kinsey Cheryl Kirchoff Douglas Klappich Linda Knisely Diane Kobil Paula Koinis Charlotte Kruczkowski Michael Kubacki Thomas Kurtz Dale Laderach Sandra Lallky Madonna Lambrecht Kenneth Lammers Robert Lashley Michael Lauria Alan Layman James Leeper Jean LeFevre Linda Lehmann Nancy Leighton Gary Lemont Robert Lewis Alice Liggett Edward Ligman Mary Jo Linn Gary Loeber Thomas Lohmann Pat Long Robert Lowell James Lowry Jay Lubin Joyce Lutz Nancy Lutz Richard Magee Carol Mallernee Robin Markee Allen Lee Markowicz Geri Marquis Edward Marshall Donna Martin Judith Martin Barton Mather Louis Matthews Mary Mattison Janice Maw Woodward May Donna McBee Charles McCauley Robert McClintic Jean McDonnell Sheila McEwan Constance McFadden Michael McLean Robert McMahon Ronald McNaughton Cheryl McQuestion John Meeker Andrea Mehen Donald Mercurio James Meyer Katherine Meyer Cheryl Michaelis Jack Miller Scott Mills Gary Mitchell Joyce Moll Peggy Monday Thomas Moore Richard Morel Joyce Morris Pamela Morris James Morse Nancy Mynderse Emily Nally Ronald Naugle Bruce Nelson Constance Newbury Richard Nicholls Thomas Nicholas Dorothea Nickens Janet Noel Karen Northrop Anthony Parcell Russel Parker Jo Ellen Parsons Michael Passino Frank Patton Ronnie Perkins Terry Perris Nancy Perry Nancy Pete Lana Petersen Shirley Peterson Linda Peth Michele Pierson Florence Pilacker Janis Pitzen Sandra Pool Virginia Potter Robert Potts Susan Prater Nancy Ann Prichard Darlene Olson Patricia Orwig Beverly Osborne Mary Ann Osborne Susan Otremba William Owens Susan Quaintance Randall Quate Douglas Quinlan Sandra Roczkowski Deborah Rader Janet Ramsdell Elaine Ray Alfred Recknagel Nadine Reimund Barbara Rengel Agnes Revesz Mike Reynolds Mark Ridley Vicki Roan Paul Robarge Nancy Roberts Max Robertson Dennis Robinson Randy Rogers Linda Rohr Rodney Root Dennis Ross Adrienne Rossner Marilyn Rowland David Ruch Danny Ruggiero James Rumpf Kermit Rust Judith Sackman Arlene Saggese Joyce Salo Linda Salo Kay Samuelson Barbara Sanzenbacher Holly Sautter Lynne Sawders Victoria Scanlon Linda Schaffner George Schieferstein Hans Schippel Elsa Schwartz a A Kenneth Linda Deborah Janet Schneider Schoch Schroeder Schroeder Schultz Joyce Scott Patrick Sexton Maureen Vincent Bruce Wagner Michael Seymore Daniel Sharpe Juanda Shelton Kathleen Sherrer Greg Shoemaker William Shope Gregory Shover Carolyn Siebert Margaret Siemens James Slee Cheryl Smith James Smith Janet Smith Michael Smith James Snedekee James Sodem Norman Spohler Linda Stacy David Stahl Sandra Stansbury Kenneth Stearns John Stechschulte Sandy Stechschulte Donna Stoiber Patricia Suydam Wanda Swoboda Anita Szykowny Joanne Szymezak Douglas Tailford John Teall Timothy Temple William Thurlow Judy Tibbits Ronald Tice Larry Todd Douglas Towslee Edward Travelbee David Troendle Linda Ulery Joyce Updegraff Kathleen Updike Valare Joan Wiktor Jerilyn Willard Linda Williams William Willoughby James Wilson William Wilson Robert Wiskochil Daniel Witmer Dennis Wittman Martha Wolfe James Wonell James Zaenger Gary Zale Lawrence Zapiecki Kenneth Zarecki Linda Zawlo cki Ethel Zepp Angela Zieman Vicky Zink Gary Walczak Barbara Waldeck LATIN HELPS THE SPARTAN? y é Sophomore Spartans Study 88 Students work in shop class. Jane Walker Candice Wallace Sandra Wallace Charles Waller Paul Warington Trenna Warren Betsy Washing Deidre Wasielewski Karen Walters Susan Weber Doreen Wegener Dennis Weigel Mary Jo Wenrick Jo Ann Werner Nancy Whaley Rosemary White Thomas Wick Janet Forman Sophomores Support Start 89 FA Li) = BE Te a OZ LL Christine Abdelnour Bruce Albright Jayne Alderman Wayne Alderman Stephanie Alexander Rebecca Allen Jean Andre Laurie Andrews Patrick Anway Robert Archer James Arnold James Arnovitz Kristy Avers Marcia Axonovitz Kathleen Bain Michael Bain David Baker William Baker Roger Ballert Jerold Barger James Barry Pamela Barshel Jack Bartelheim Judy Bassett Scott Bayne Robert Beat Barbara Beckman Robert Beers John Begin Bruce Beierla Alvin Bell James Bendivsen Roger Benham Renato Bernardon Michael Betley Dwaine Bialecki Joan Bieder Pamela Beiski Kathy Bienick Robert Bigelow Carol Bill Lois Blanchard | Charles Bliss Cathy Bock Jo Ann Bolton David Braun Susan Bolton James Boughey Dianna Boyd Susan Boyk Roger Brady Bonnie Breed tee x ad Bradford Brotje Michael Brown Michael Brubaker Thomas Bub William Buehrer Constance Buckenmeyer Timothy Bunner Larry Butler James Caldwell Richard Cappelletty Alexander Carnahan Gary Carney Delores Carr Richard Carroll Karen Carstensen Judith Cartwright Candace Champion William Cherry Carolyn Christlieb Duane Cisek Thomas Clarey Timothy Clay Mary Clement Douglas Clifford Shirley Cline William Close Christine Cole Diane Cole Margaret Colgan David Coller Joseph Comstock Craig Cotner Merlin Cousino Ronald Cousino Maxine Coutcher David Coy Nancy Crammer Janet Crapes Vickey Cromwell Lawrence Cronberger Edward Cross Corinne Cumiskey Gregory Cunningham Thomas Curtis Kathleen Czerniak Jo Anne Dahms Marcis Daigo William Dailey Philip Dale Nancy Dalke Bruce Dalrymple Patrick Danford Ellen Davies Scott Davis Chery! Decker Paul DeCola Patricia Dembeck Janice Dempster Michael Dennis David DePasse David Dewey Photini Diacou James Dillinger John Dillon Martha Dinkle Pamela Dixon Kathryn Dokurno Patricia Doniere James Douglas William Douthett Diana Driscoll Kathleen Duck James Dudley Robert Duagi Barton Dugan Fred Duncan William Dunmead Pamela Dunn Thomas Dunn Bernard DuShane Charlotte Edmondson Steven Edwards Jamie Eichenberg Linda Eick Linda Elliott David Elsperger Fritz Evans Paul Ewing Joanne Faller Garald Farnham Susan Farrell Caroline Ferguson Rush Fielding David Fields Joseph Filipowicz | Paul Finn Timothy Fish Kathleen Fisher Sally Foster Susan Fouke Diane Frank Lawrence Frank Annette Franz Walter Fritz Ronald Fulkert | Bruce Gajewski Kathryn Gallagher Brent Garner Gary Garris Jane Gasiorowski Teresa Gawronski Jack Gensler Adelbert Giese Phillip Gill James Gilsdorf Douglas Gilzow Raymond Girardi Yvonne Gladieux Thomas Glase Jay Gleason David Glick “Peggy Godfrey Gloria Golembiewski Roger Goranson Sharon Gorecky Susan Gorr Julie Gray Robert Green Lynne Greene Neil Greenspoon Cathrine Greenwood Robert Griffey Michael Griffith Thomas Groft Mark Grotty Sharon Gueldenzoph Sandra Gunther Jack Hackmann Kristina Hafenbrack Barbara Haggart Carolyn Haggerty David Hall Linda Hardy Kenneth Harloff Lance Harris David Harrsen Linda Hass Jean Hauri Linda Hayne Patricia Hayes Suzanne Hayne Christine Heath Judy Heffelbower John Heinrich Jo Anne Helbig Karen Helm Nancy Hendricks Deloris Hennessy Dwight Henry Gary Hiller Carolyn Hess Margie Hill Kathleen Hinebaugh Barbara Hiss Michael Hodges Karen Hoffman Margaret Hollingdale Tim Holt Barbara Honeycutt Susgn Howard James Houlles Danny Howell Judy Huffman Linda Huner Judy Hutchinson Diane Hyman Richard Hyman Richard Ilsey Eric Innes Gabriele lwanoft Joanne Jacobs Kenneth Jacobs Mary Jacobs Jeffrey James William Jancsin Thomas Jankowski Agnes Jansevics Daniel Jaworski Michael Jawiecki Paul Jechura Barbara Johns Christopher Judkins Judith Junk Robert Jurkiewice Olivia Kallile Mary Ann Karnowski Pamela Kasch Harold Keaton Joseph Keeler Chery! Keil Robert Kemp Robert Kimball Larry Kina Suzanne King Cheryl Kinsey Pamela Kinsey John Kirkbride Robert Kirkbride Richard Knapp Thomas Knight Richard Kocher Susan Kolling Ursula Kolmar Sharon Konz Michael Kornmeier Leonard Kory Janet Kozina Jay Kramer Mary Kreutzfeld James Krieger Clinton Krupp Kathryn Kuenzel Mary Kuohn Barbara Kurtz Karen Lafrance Jack Lamberson Allan Landis Robert Lane Joseph Lanning William Laraby Rosemary La Scola Barbara Lawrence Stephen Lazar Sandra LeBlanc Timothy Lenahan Frederick Leonard Georgia Leonard Lucie-Anne Leperre Michael Lesick David Lewis Jeri Lewis Jean Lighthill William Lipner David Lister Sandra Lloyd Suzanne Lohman Steven Lohmeyer Dennis Long Michael Long James Lorann Rex Lorenz Carolynn Loth David Lowrey Mark Luetke Paul Lunn William Lynch Kathryn MacDonald Melody MacDonald Norman Maciejewski Thomas Mack George Mackitchie Kathleen Mann Richard Marok Michael Marquis Frederick Marshall James Marshall Rodney Marshall Sandra Martin William Mather Michael Maves Patricia Mawhorter Martin McCabe Sandra McCann Cheryl McCauley Laurel McCauley Laren McClain Barbara McCoy Timothy McDonald Darryl McEwen Martha McFarland Gary McGee Barbara McKenty Steven McKinley Paul McKinney Neil McLean Gerald McLouth Maureen McMahon David McRitchie Robert Mead Andrea Meadows Linda Mears Niles Menard Richard Mengel Cheryl Merritt Janet Messmer Ronald Mettler Cheryl Meyer Elaine Michalak Carol Middleton Kimberly Mikac Donald Miklovie David Miller Gail Miller Gary Miller John Miller Kathleen Miller Melville Miller Michael Miller Jerry Mills Richard Mills Michael Millward Deborah Moon Cindy Morgan Elissa Morris Janet Morris Robin Morris Anne Morrissey Richard Morrissey Jerry Morse Susan Morton Marsha Mueller Kathleen Mummert Thomas Mummert Lena Murphy Michael Murray Jerry Myler JoAnne Nagel Mary Napier Robert Naugle Janice Navarre John Neal Becky Neeb Paul Nelms Sandra Nelson Kent Newell Jim Newman Sharon Nicholas Fredrick Nickens William Nickens Laura Niles Den nis Nimgean William Nisseen Linda Northrop Steven Nowakowski Michael Null Ronnie Oberhew Arthur Odom Paula Odom Barbara Okorski Judy Onisko Patricia Osbore Sandra Ostrander Linda Palicki Steve Paquin John Parent Diane Parker Judy Partis Mary Jo Parton William Partt Andrea Passen Marilyn Patterson Rodger Patterson Patricia Pease Phillip Peflley Joan Penfornis Phillip Penhorwood Thomas Perry John Petcoff Leslie Pickering Lawrence Pietrzak Faith Pigott Fanchon Pippenger Gaye Pizzo Robert Pochadt David Pohlman Charles Prange Linda Prange Sandra Rakestraw Scott Rambeau Gregory Raney Rickey Raudebaugh Mary Ray Michael Ray Lawrence Redrup Robert Reeves Thomas Rehder Joseph Reinhart Marcia Rhodes Mary Rhuland Cassie Richileau Gregory Risk Joseph Robarge David Roberts Thomas Robinson John Rose 98 Susan Roethe Shirley Rohloff Ida Ronan Edward Rose Kim Rosenberry Thomas Ross John Rowan Jon Royster Lynn Rudolph Susan Rupley Robert Russell Robert Russell Sandra Rybka Susan Rybka Richard Sabo Patricia Sadowski Robert Sahadi Wayne Salo Dale Sampson Donna Sampson George Scarvelis Gail Schaetzke Connie Scherer Charles Schmaus Elizabeth Schmidt Alan Schneider Kathleen Schuman Bradley Scholegg Donald Schuster Stephen Seagrave Sandra Senci Walter Severof Jeffrey Shallenbarger Karen Shambarger Mary Shank Charles Shapiro Gary Shaw Marjorie Sheahan Ray Shearer Pamela Sheffield Sara Sheppard Joel Sherer Theresa Shover Phillip Simmons Judy Sizmore Diann Slaybaugh Jack Smenner Darry! Smith Karen Smith Lawrence Smith Sharon Smith Donald Smolinski Sally Smothers Donna Snare Stephen Snead Michael Snyder Frederick Soldenwagner Linda Sonnenberg Charles Sparks Robert Spearing Miriam Spitler Jack Spratt Robert Stacy Gayle Stanley Robert Stetler Ronald Stevenson Karen Stewart Linda Stewart Sandra Stewart Michael Stout Susan Stoner Kathryn Strand Donna Strassler Noreen Stroshine Mary Stukenborg Dennis Stuttle James Sullivan Kathy Swing Carolyn Syring Arthur Szymanowski William Tadsen Kathryn Tanner Richard Taraschke Randall Taulbee Gary Thieman Diane Thomas Jo Ellen Thomas Judith Thomas Melvin Thomas Barbara Thompson Janice Thomsen Robert Thomson Cheryl Tibbits Deborah Tighe Richard Tober Dennis Todak Patricia Toney Ronald Trzcinski Ronald Tuohy Kathryn Horner Barbara Ulrich Michael Urbanski David Vanell 100 Jane Van Nest Arthur Van Tuinen Albert Vargo Phyllis Varney Victoria Vaughn Barbara Wagner Marilyn Wagoner Alan Walczak Diane Walter Karl Walter Sheila Walterschied Wayne Wanamaker William Ward Susan Warren John Watkins Garry Webb Donald Weber David Welker Cynthia Wells Gary Wegener David Wendt Mary Wening Michael West Karl Westrick Lloyd Whitdker Tytell White Sandra Wilkins Lawrence Williams Susan Williams Ernest Williamson James Wiskochil Susan Wissler Diane Wolf Janet Wolft Jim Wyatt Arlene Yafte Dennis Yard Kathleen Yost Geoffrey Young James Young Jay Yourist Chris Zervos Beth Ziemke Deborah Zieroft Paul Zimmerman Nancy Zink Katherine Zurrcher o ° Sa Good blocking helps Al Mollenkamp gain needed yardage. The thundering defeat of Detroit South- gate to the mighty Spartan eleven will go dow n in Start High football history as the first game played. It was a fitting climax for the team which had spent the summer months practicing for its initial season. The team, lacking seniors, ended the sea- son with 3—4—1 record. Our victory over Bowsher 20—0 was the beginning of an in- tense football rivalry between the two new city high schools. Start will join the city league next year with a full schedule. Mr. Tom Inman, head coach, was responsible for organizing the team. Varsity Football Team receives halftime instructions. 104 Halfback Jim Sibold scampers around left end. Defense digs in against B.G. Assistant Coach Kralik briefs Chuck Thomas 105 hs eee sauT wal ROW 1 — D. Erb, B. Owens, B. Spang, C. Longenbarger, A. Mollenkamp, J. McCloud, J. Kramer, J. Miller, B. Wendt, J. Clarkson, J. Sibold, T. Biedleman, S. Cygan, ROW 2 — Coach Kralik, D. Ashbridge, T. Kurtz, J. Tarvin, M. Bueter, R. Haynes, D. Benfer, F. Ehrenthal, L. Walter, C. Thomas, Coach Bushong, Spai s B.G. back for loss. 4 os ee ] ; ng gi Mia, Searng t ROW 3 — Coach Heidtman, B. Potts, D. Ruggerio, B. Barker, R. Tice, D. Fields, T. Hyde, M. Kubacki, G. Bostater, J. Heer, Coach Epstein, ROW 4 — D. Quinlan, B. Brandt, J. Lubin, E. Kane, H. Johnston, J. Billy, J. Miller, S. Edwards, T. White, T. Hussman, L. Alexander, ROW 5 — Coach Inman. Spartans smash Bowling Green line. 106 Varsity Record Start Opponents Me 2 o: SUNIL) od Same 6 ZO ia. Bowsnct meta ae 0 Om eer Zanesville ....... 26 39 eae Senos ee, 20 Ome. BOWshe rae en 0 Lee, Civdewee. Git. 2 a2 6a Bowling Green 22 E23 PCGiEG intone eens 44 a. Spartans clash with B.G.H.S. “Hit “em Hard!” Lightweights clash against Frosh for victory. ROW 1 — D. Erb, B. Owens, D. Ashbridge, T. Kurtz, R. Tice, D. Fields, J. Miller, M. Kubacki, G. Bostetter, J. Heer, D. Biedel- man, S. Cygain ROW 2 — Coach Epstein, J. Lubin, D. Rug- gerio, B. Bra lan, T. Husn ndt, R. Potts, E. Kane, J. Billy, S. Edwards, D. Quin- L. Alexander, T. White, R. Barker, Coach J. Lightweight Record Opponents Central DeVilbiss DeVilbiss Macomber Bushong ROW 3 — Coach Kralik, P. Warrington, R. Magee, R. Caldwell, F. Fisher, K. Snider, T. Brinkerhuff, B. Wagner, L. Matthews, T. DeShetler, P. Robarge, Coach Heidtman ROW 4 — D. Towslee, R. Hunt, P. Allan, Coach Inman, R. Root, W. Wilson, G. Walzak, D. Weigel. ROW 1 — Coach Scheig, R. Brady, M. Lesick, R. Mead, T. Knight, G. Webb, W. Fritz, J. Douglas, A. Giese, D. Todak, D. Lewis, W. Close, F. Marshall, B. Beierla, R. Bennardon, Coach Richardson ROW 2 — D. Wendt, H. Keaton, M. Marquis, J. Lanning, W. Wanamaker, S. Lohmeyer, T. Lenahan, R. Nav- gle, W. Nisson, V. Brown, M. Russell, M. Miller, J. Caldwell, T. Bunner, R. Knapp, ROW 3 — J. Lamberson, T. Ross, B. Cherry, J. Miller, D. Marok, M. Daiga, R. Radebaugh, J. Heinrich, J. Gils- dorf, J. Kramer, G. Garris, R. Taulbee, R. Kocher, J. Houlles, M. Stout, ROW 4 — G. Wagoner, J. Keeler, R. Fielding, F. Evens, B. Douthett, J. Begen, A. Schneider, C. Cotner, B. Russell, R. Toohy, B. Laraby, M. McCabe, J. Gensler, B. Baker, R. Patterson. Freshman Record Opponents Larry Walter grabs the rebound and triggers the fast break. Varsity Spartans maneuver to control jump ball. Bud Dey gets shot away | iant : ; despite opponents valian Dick Nasset takes careful aim at the free-throw line. oe, ® wn 5 EO) “ © As SS a ® Oo Ss =) 3 18 © is = es oO Ro © ae i= 5 a n iS o 2 £ 5 a Y Coach Maher leads locker room discussion. Basketball ROW 1 — G. Auer, R. Nasset, L. Walter, J. Kramer, D. Buss, R. Wendt ROW 2 — Mr. Maher, J. Hutchison, G. Bostater, J. Potts, C. Thomas, A. Mollenkamp. Varsity Record Start Opponent AS Bren ee baie: Fostorid ae eee 69 SSAA Jefferson’ ..0. eee Al PAS. 5 etl are Otsego 2s ee tere 36 OS eee teen: Perrysberg 13. 62 eee eae es Clyde: 2.2.3) eee 66 ATS eee Ottawa. Hills a eee De 60: eee Elmwood: «a. 51 AA oe ere Bowsher . .:.. . ssa 58 BS ee Nefferson.... .eeeaee 39 49 eee Bedtord, =. ,-:....« eee 46 ts eee Elmwoodee........a0e= The teams anxiously await the rebound. A victorious home season earned us a 9—9 record for our first varsity basketball team. Our only home loss came at the hands of Bow- sher in a hard fought battle. The tremendous spirit shown at this game should serve as a spark to increase our rivalry for next year. Dennis Buss and John Kramer were among the top scorers in the city. Jim Maher coached the team through its first season. Start will break into the city league next year, with an experi- enced team since we have no seniors and all players will return. Gary Bostater ups score with a quick basket. Bob Wendt soars high for a Start score. Lightweight Record Start Opponents 30 een Fosterida ele 58 5 lee eee Jettersons =2.0 see 39 AS eae Otsego ance eee 33 Alsons Perrysberg acne 42 Ali aie Clyde. 22 eee 44 32 eee rene Ottawa Hills ....... 40 AQe. ee -, Elmwood =o 43 3. eee Bowsher 0.) sone 42 5S Jefferson ese 29, 5S tae Bedfcrd aaa ee 38 20 aa Elmwood meee 28 50 elaawa Elnoren eae 42 33 keene Defianceass ere 44 GOR Otsego =e eee 44 3032 Bowsherave ose ail AZ eee tee Anthony Wayne.... 51 ee ere eee es Miller shoots forthe basket. ROW 1 — A. Hutchinson, D. Magee, J. Miller, M. Kubacki, D. Quinlan ROW 2 — Mr. Kralik, G. Hemsoth, T. Brymer, R. Tice, B. Dey, J. Morse, R. Dunlop. | a 5 ROW 1 — R. Tober, D. Wendt, A. Carnahan, B. Lipner, R. Mills, J. Keeler ROW 3 — G. Garris, J. Wyatt, B. Dunmead, B. Thom- J. Heinrich, Manager R. Patterson ROW 2 — Mr. Richardson, _ son, T. White, G. MacRitchie, G. Thieman, D. Lewis. M. Urbanski, K. Rosenberry, D. Miklovic, P. Gill, B. Gajewski, A score raising attempt is made. Freshman Record | Start Opponent Sfeyer . Rae VV Clit Cemetery ei cce Wa econ 29, DomeeesGentrdl of. ..5 60.4... 29 i} EO COT MI ce = meAS | Dior OOdWord =... 154. 29 . DAR, Mer BS PRBERONCIS@ tas a. oe eae 2) A2 | Clee DeVilbicgwe re. . 2... oes | D5mebe 2 Macomber......+.+.. iS 30 ee BOWSNeMmEE see 2) | OMe: Re LID DEY mea oss Ss 31 | pe olor. ...... 27 1 Ni Gree ee near, RGentrc lc.) 32 { Comes Sylyanias sews... 40 SO ees eer ocottee en: 2 eee fee noe. Woodward Meee GROWS ee | De “ | Ernie Perry and Ron Haynes, distance runners, practice nightly in our halls. Jim Sibold tries the high jump. Bob Cherry is caught by the camera Mike McClean exhibits good form as he jumps the hurdle. SHO ROW 1 — T. Hyde, G. Trissell, T. Ginter, B. Baker, G. Craw- Coach Scheig ROW 3 — J. Gensler, J. Robarge, K. Lammers, ford, R. Brady, R. Cherry ROW 2 — K. Schneider, G. Blanchard, T. Holt, W. Hollyday, M. Smith, T. Crawford, M. Maves, J. Mc- W. Owens, M. Grams, F. Patton, D. Gelula, R. Fisher, R. Rogers, Cloud, W. Thomas. Wrestling as he pins down Tom Ginter. Tom and Bob in starting position. PRY Rowing Baby Kralik, our most promising Spartan. On your mark, get set... Caught by the Camera @opsmrr Boys intently watch the game. Mr. Maher — Help! hat basket to the left is our t “Now, be Sorry — wrong basket. Doug Gilzow and Jerry Morse — Reptiles of the Mesozoic. Jay Yourist — Congenital Heart Disease and Surgical Cure. O utsta nd | ng Projects Becky Morgan — Preparation and Standardization of Acid | I and Base Solutions by Titration. HEART-LUNG MACHINE ecauyanta44-acell ay ath a! : fy IAN E.“ OURIS To ' Science Exhibition Three outstanding science projects were selected from the fifty entered in the first Start High School Science Exhi- bition held February 28 through March 1. The projects were judged according to neatness, sustained interest, scope of project, use of scientific method, and pre- sentation. This event, sponsored by the Start Science Club, is to become an annual affair. The purpose of the exhibition was to introduce an active interest in the fields of science. Some of the exhibits were entered for competition in Toledo Science Day held at the University of Toledo. Students enjoy looking at the wide variety of projects. Science classes take time out to take advantage of the display. n F Phare 4 At paates es saE NE pm tae Peer feet tf | ce ni ae cs a Lora I Cy I ry Fran i 4 Se Gk sem wi, i i 7a Dedication Prayer Our Father Who Art in Heaven — we have gathered this evening to dedicate the fruits of our labors and to witness the completion of an ideal. : We stand here reverently and humbly, mindful that we have taken another step forward in bringing enlightenment to future generations. We pray Thee, that this school which we have built, will become a treasure house inspiration and guidance to all those who will come here to drink from untry’s great heritage, learning and culture. PITT ett days of peril from without and confusion from within, may we guard ro Co Tae pA ing where ue xchange of ideas is welcomed, where the search for truth stimulated, Ai independent mind encouraged, the imagination excited, —— — eT a i thoughts and hearts of all students who come here. May Sits PielMuael dedication to liberty, a high regard for brotherhood and equality. May they implant in useful minds the vision of an America united, an America in which men and women of every creed and color work and live in harmony, and enjoy in common Thy bounties and Thy bles ie. oS And so, O Heavenly Father — That we may minds, the lamps of learning with an ever the Start High School. oc | Miter aard-Muito) amar] Lance MU rola Come! |) asing glow, we dedicate MoMCUN Cam ATM Cele) Cee ighteousness, and reponsi bility, we dedicate this school. — That our young will be so educated tha will champion liberty’s cause and hum school. : ee | _ May this be Thy will, O God. Amen ie Bite Retey Me ta ideals, we dedic Sponsors Bischoff’s Food Center Grogan Realty Incorporated Mrs. Holland’s First Hour Keystone Plating Corporation Mrs. Perkin’s First Hour Mrs. Park Perkins M. V. Roberts Realty Seat Cover Center Mr.-and Mrs. Norman J. Schultz Shelton Heating and Air Conditioning Vallet Paint Service Company Jim White Chevrolet Company The 1963 SHIELD staff expresses its thanks to all who helped in the pro- duction of this book. We are especially grateful to the following: OUR SPONSORS and DONORS for their generosity in providing financial support; POWELL PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIOS for their fine service and cooperation; MR. BOB ABRAHAM for the exceilence of his photography and never ceasing patience; AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY; Donors Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Benfer Mr. and Mrs. Henry Braff Chinese and American Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. John Delikat Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Dethloff Eleanor Barber Shop Eleanor Market Galaxy Staff Miss Gilbert’s First Hour Junior Class Keystone Exterminating Company Sophomore and Freshman Lionettes Log Cabin Sporting Goods Miss Pickard’s First Hour Mr..and Mrs. Bernard Rachuba Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Rahm Mrs. Schultz’s First Hour Mr. Donald Simon’s First Hour Mr. Donald Simon’s Fifth Hour Mr. Donald Simon’s Sixth Hour Mrs. C. Smith’s First Hour Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Soker Mr. H. C. Stoffel Mr. and Mrs. Merle W. Vogan MR. MARLEN “GUS” HOVERSON for his advice and guidance; MR. DONALD SIMON for his able business assistance; and MISS SALLY O’CALLAGHAN, without whom this publication would not have been possible, for her constant efforts, advice, guidance and hours of time spent in making this yearbook another Start first. @ OAS, el z h ¢ VS Yo U Coe. aw a { V Qe Wen e_ C - i el — “ Ss f a al : (¢ ry | as Wwe Vv v Duty it Vor Cc lI | J alt ve Y MH e U j fh} i ) i NE ' 4 f 1k uh 0 Wy ; c ; | | L e Hn I Q { t : . ‘ J | | , of . . a [ 4 ee ef p- J j ) j { - { : kb N : ; j h fO Sf iN ; | j | oe ty ae J fp 1 ' : ‘ A ;: i f “of ! ; i J V f + MP's = ‘ A | We Ne Sah | Vi CS iy. ry _ s j } -CAA a a i Oi b 4 i lf s c , - A , Vi “he ’ ; Ln | ; A) o , é a + | eo] , | ‘ L V | | { 4 i . ] 4 i y I { Vy L ! v i y! 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