Tallmadge High School - Circle Light Yearbook (Tallmadge, OH)

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Honor Students Eight girls and two boys were distinguished by averages of 3.6 based on their four year careers Debbie Engle, highest in the cla named Valedictorian. Linda Morrow followed in the second slot Ten students noted for more than scholarship Marigrace Prichard won art show awards Sheila james named Betty Crocker Homemaker julie Lythgoe and Linda Morrow co editors Two of the ten were representatives to Academic Challenge. A group recognized for both intelligence and energy. Upper left: Kevin Keel, Debbie Engle. Upper right: Debbie Engle, Valedictorian. Lower left: Frank Fedorovich, julie Lythgoe. Center: Linda Morrow, Salutatorian. Lower right: Top Ten Seniors - Row one: Debra Engle, Linda Morrow, lulie Lythgoe, Sheila james, Marigrace Prichard, Gail Moffitt, Regina Schulz. Row two: Frank Fedorovich, Douglas Cooper.

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Circle Light Royalty Second most-coveted award presentedto Debbie Engle and Kevin Keel, each chosen for their outstanding service. Leading Tallmadge cheers for five years, active in Pep Club, Student Council, NHS, and class Valedictorian, Debbie rightfully earned the title HQueen. An exceptional band member, winner of the john Phillip Sousa Award, president of band, MMM, NHS, simultaneously, Kevin proved the perfect candidate. A reward for many hours of dedicated hard work. l I Danforth Recipients Award winners, Frank Fedorovich and julie Lythgoe. Participated and excelled in similar areas. Academically outstanding, both in the senior Top Ten. Buckeye Boys' and Cirls' State delegates class officers. Julie, industrious Devil's Tale editor, Tallmadge Voice of Democracy contest winner, third place in Summit County, excellent choice for VVho's Who Of American High School Students. Frank, spotlights on Academic Challenge- I active two years in Student Council and NHS, member of the cross country team. Two accomplished and deserving students. I

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Class of '72 We were on top- the wise, the elite, the supreme. Did we feel like it? Were we ready? We had made it. Some of our grade school friends didn't. But we did. We began to remember- the crazy times, the serious moments. Were they really that long ago? We thought of our friends- the ones who change, the ones who are always the same. We anticipated the cruel, cold world. Other days, we realized the wasted minutes, the things undone and we tried to stop the clock. We became scared, frightened. The day was approaching. We had only a few months to decide our whole life. Then, the day came. Were we prepared? Could we live up to the world's expectations? Would it live up to ours? Did it really matter? There was only one way to find out. 128!Seniors 3,1 Center: Senior Class Officers-- Clockwise: Debra Engle, V-Pres., Frank Fedorovich, Pres., Cathy Hill, Treas., Patricia Bibbee, Sec.