Upper Arlington High School - Norwester Yearbook (Upper Arlington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 344 of the 1975 volume:

Contents Conclusion 520 The 1975 NOR WESTER Upper Arlington High School Columbus, Ohio Volume 51 Song for the Open Road I think that I shall never • • A billboard lovelx as a tree. Indeed unless the billboards fall I'll never see a tree at all. — Ogden Nash Sometimes the profound simplicity of a tree can create within man a deeply emotional sensation of the mystical. In response to this sensation. man very often builds up walls — or billboards, so to sjx-ak — to hide from himself the inability to understand. By doing so he becomes totally lost in frustration. When dealing with memories, man reacts in much the same manner. He boggles his mind with details, with names, with labels, and loses sight of a goal — to discover the people behind all those memories. This yearbook is an attempt to recreate, in view of simplicity, the atmosphere of our 1975 school year. ♦cv ACTIVITIES Homecoming: A High School Tradition. ABOVE The Seniors bear down LEFT The class of 77 goes after their first homecoming and take second place. HOMECOMING' 18 A Night at the Hop On November 9 over five hundred students dressed in the style of the fifties joined in the annual sock hop. Rolled-up jeans and slicked back hair were the rule for the guys, while the girls wore below-the-knec skirts, high pony tails and dark red lipstick Of course, everyone wore bobby socks and saddle shoes. The junior and senior classes sponsored the event, and disc jockey Bob Connors provided the music. Those who attended enjoyed three hours of bunny hop. jitterbug and twist sock hop 10 Y outh-in-Government Civic Association YIG co-chairman Robin Obctz poses with his counterparts Nancy Wilson and Sally Schaffner CITYWANAGER Brooks Rorapaugh and Jenny Hall decide YIG is serious business while Molly Mac Ewan and Barb Burt relax and enjoy the day Sponsored by the Upper Arlington Civic Association, Youth-in-Governmcnt offers seniors a chance to become acquainted with the services available and performed by our municipal government. A student-elected council appoints students to city positions. These appointees spend time with city counterparts. Other students arc appointed to various civic committees, such as the Cultural Arts Commission. A student-elected Board of Hducation appoints school positions Highlight of the program is YIG Day when all participating students attend functions at the Municipal Services Building and an award luncheon. Justice Prevails' Bill Odroncic, Mark Winstcl, and Craig Had-dox decide Y.l.G. policy. Black Party chairpcople Rob Hardy and Tammy Thompson devised their campaign against Gold Party chairpeople Barry Me Mahon and Mike Schmidt. This year’s council numbered eight, due to a tie in the election. SEATED (left to right) are Liz Kcllough, Lee Miller, Mayor, Joe Olson. Vice Mayor, and Kim Stone; STANDING (left to right) Ed A very, Jeff Trabuc. Diane Goss, and Joe Valentino V hi i Students Celebrate 'The Most Wonderful Time of the Year” at the Christmas Formal Junior girls work hard in preparation for the dance December 7, 1974. saw the auditorium lobby converted to a winter wonderland for the annual Christmas formal. The dance, featuring the music of Prophet, was sponsored by the Junior and Senior Girls’ clubs. Decorations included an old-fashioned sleigh. Christmas trees, and plenty of mistletoe, and each couple received a tree ornament as a favor. The highlight of the evening came when Tammy Reitter was named Christmas formal queen for 1974. Diane Goss smile for the camera as she paints decorations for the Mr Hildreth arranges a pose for senior Margaret Locke and her escort dance. CHRISTMAS FORMAL.'22 Melissa Massar takes her work seriously Christy Sunderman and Mark Winstcl survey the stem-cony What arc Barb Visintine and Sara Hcrminghausen doing under the mistletoe? CHRISTMAS FORMAL :� Valentino enjoy a quiet moment Bill Kwaptsz Talent Show Demonstrates Variety Trjicv 1uiMi� pltcr chats on the phone as she anxiously prepares for her first date imam This year’s talent show, Anything Goes. was presented at the high school on February' -1 -� nd 22. Traditionally, a talent show is held every other year, alternating with a musical on the years in-between. Mr. Jack Woodruff directed the show, with Jerry Ball and Kelly Crum serving as student directors Proceeds from the show went to the vocal music department. l-jurj Lon ami Mark Timbcrlakc move with the sound' of the Dixieland Hand ahn c) Joe Valentino and Barb Visintinc dance to something in the Musk ” (below) Drill team members lee Miller and Mark Sims stand ar attention w Inlc advisor Prank 1 immons inspects Karen Smith appears deep in concentration as she offers her rendition of Deep Purple. Kellv (.'rum and Dave Emery join in singing about Grandma's Featherbed (above) Scott lack son anil Todd Brooks strike an informal pose during their emcee routine (right) Student teacher Phil Burson directs the Boys' Glee Club as they sing Old Mother Hubbard. Teacher Honoring the faculty for their hard work and dedication towards students is rhe purpose of the annual Teachers Appreciation Breakfast Sponsored by Student Council every Valentine’s Day morning, this year's program featured a meal and a Stroller’s songfest. Appreciation Breakfast ABOVE Mrs. Marilyn Howells receives her Valentine’s Day carnation from a student. RIGHT Mr Bobby Mizer chats with Miss Judy Smilans and Miss Carol Ittner at the Teacher Appreciation Breakfast BELOW The faculty enjoys their Valentine’s Day Breakfast. TEA HER APPRECIATION. .V, Cruel and Unusual: Donkey Basketball Will somebody please call the A.S P C A ? Greg Mai sen bather brought the students to victory Referee shows Melinda Witter how- to start her donkey Swimmers struggle to prove their strength Paul Falkenbach proclaims the stu dents’ title DONKEY i'ASKETBAU Folk-dancing entanglements featuring Neil Moore. Lynne Hyatt, Gail Oopah Brownell, Carol Moore, Bryan Holloway, and Isabel Liu. AH love can make even Australia and Peru agree' Hillary Dickson, Roberto Ponce (right) What' Tacos without Tequila1 Jim Minutilli and Bob Halloway stack 'em up WORLD'S FAIR-.'ft World’s Fair Promotes Peace On Thursday, May IS. Upper Arlington played its part — small as it may have been — in promoting world-wide, or at least school-wide, peace. The auditorium lobby was miraculously transformed into a combined exhibition of all interested school dubs. A variety of school-sponsored special interest groups — including language clubs, exchange-student promoters, service organizations, hand} chefs, blossoming young artists, and cynics anonymous assembled their own booths, hoping to feed friends, fill club treasuries, and shed light on the school about their club’s activities and achievements. Several vocal groups and one very excellent folk-dance company exhibited many-faceted talents. Both pavilions and performances represented specific clubs and participating members Under the very organized leadership of Artie Leontis and other Leader’s Club members, representations were combined and unified into the 1975 World’s Fair Ncfcniti he's not' Steve Smurr sketching Pete Drake Dfligiysw I OUl'IL. I CYNIC ur Cynics sec the light hut can't seem to determine ■alierc it's coming from. (I. to r.) Dave Matuffcy.John DeWitt,John Healey, Mark DcVorc Dunk' forevervone compliment'd Pella Phcncgtr. I R Proluska. and Ronald Me Donald WORLD S FAIR M You Can't Drama Council 1974 1975 presented to the student bcxlv. to parents, ant! to drama other appreciates three formal prtxluclions Moss Hart's YOU AN T TAKE IT WITH Y )U. the children's play. ALICE IN WON DF.RLAND. Clarence Day’s LIFE WITH FATHER Members of the association, headed by of ficers Sandy Kate, president. Frank Timmons, vice-president treasurer, enjoved the most financiallv successful year miuc IVI. when Drama Council was first e stablished Other jiroup activities of the Council included a field trip to a pla in ('in-cinnati. CAPTIONS: (clockwise) Where did you say to move?” John Healey Nancy Talbert, with the help of Brent Benjamcn. criticize” her own work' Madeline O'Nall waits for her next entrancc Chuck Meyer and Sean O'Brien get psyched for their Big Scene Hillary Dickson tries to memorize her hnes ”A little higher and to the left I)MASIA W) Benefit Basketball Game Flo follows through The boys’ intramural All-Stars met the faculty, and were defeated 76-64 in the Benefit Basketball Game April 2. Before the game, the girls’ intramural volleyball champs beat the faculty women 3-0. Half-time entertainment was provided by the drill team, and the proceeds from the event went to Recreation Unlimited and the Boys' Intramural Program. Gregg Amicon, Mr. Raddiffc, and Duke Dahlcn anticipate the rebound Rob Hardy (right) — from captain to coach. Junior-Senior Michelle Spicer. Steve Ciilbcrt. Kane Michael and Joe Valentino make their jtrand entrance livening In Paris was the theme of the annual Junior-Senior Prom this spring as the Juniors traditionally do a prom tor the Seniors. Music for the evening was blasted by Fantasy. Decorations consisted of a winery, crepe stand, a parisian sidewalk cafe and other shops resembling the Parisian scene Favors were dried flower baskets. IK sk � : Mr Grant helps himself while the sophomore servers £ x t off Cindy Bloom and Hugh Brown arc impressed True l.ovc' What docs Mark Paschc have up his sleeve.'’ Judd Ross and lasa Maxwell know what rhev like. ,� R SR M Art Show Honor’s Nigh I Changes Format This vcar the Honors Award Night program shifted from a banquet to a format of awards, a speaker and a reception After remarks In Principal Dave Shelby. Superintendent Homer Minc , anti an address by Mrs Anne Have'', over 500 students received awards. A student must have a 3.5 accumulative grade average ro Ik- eligible for an award Ann Ferris receives another trophy for her collection, from Dr Mincy and Mr. Gilbert That's j lot nl groceries' Mrs Anne Hayes graciously entertained the audience above) Miss Mien Hendricks and Mrs Sally Lee serve the goodies at the reception afterwards HONORS NKiHTMCi Academic Awards Assembly Near the end of each school year the Academic Award Assembly is held honoring academic excellence and outstanding achievement by students of our school. Sixty-five students were recognized at the gathering with outside groups, such as Kiwanis and ROTC units issuing scholarships and recognition awards CAPTIONS (clis-kwisc) Principal David Sliclbv presents the McCullough Award, given to outstanding senior, Tammy Thompson Dispatch high school sports writer. !a u Berliner (right) presents Agon is Award for sportsmanship-scholarship to Senior George Lewis Mr. Shelby presents icrtifi-cates to Seniors Jeff (idles and Rex Hanson signify mg their receipt of over one thousand dollars as National Merit Scholarship Winners Two of the mam ROTC grants go to Seniors Mark Goldsbcrn and Larry Corbett Presenting awards is Marine MajorJ J Carroll ACADFMK AWARD ASSEMBLY V HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION AND DIRECTORS Superintendent Dr. Homer F. Mincy Principal David W. Shelby RIGHT: STANDING Driector of Personnel Dr. William Lauderman, Assistant Superintendent Dr. James W Jones. Assistant Superintendent Dr. James Schott, Director of Pupil Personnel Services Dr Charles Wilson. SEATED Director of Elementary Education Dr Emily Schuh, Superintendent Dr. Homer Mincy. BELOW BOARD OF EDUCATION STANDING: Mr William Gibcaut, Mr Dean Clark. Mr Edward Whipps. SEATED Mrs. Lois Crane. Mr. Ben Hadley, Dr. Homer Mincy, Mr. Robert Kent. ADMINISTRATION AND DIRECTORS 10 3 AHOVF. Mr William Odroncic. Director of Student Activities. LKFT Mrs Jean Mcualf. t'Jerk of Student Activity Funds; Miss Kris Morgan; Mr Richard Fryman, Director ot Athletics The two sides of our ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS: (left to right) Mr Robert Lewis, Mr. Dana Aukerman, Mr C harles Gilbert. ADMIN1STRA1 SECRETARIES AND GUIDANCE STAFF RIGHT ATTENDANCE PERSONNEL: (left to right) Mr Marvin Croscen, Mrs. Abby Hart. Mr Bill Pfeil, Mrs. I.aurecn Davis. Mr. Tom Rutan Mrs. Mary Devore. Office Secretary Mrs Eva Sell. Office Secretary GUIDANCE STAFF STANDING (left to right) Mrs Polly Necr, Director of Guidance. COUNSELORS: Mr Blaine Burley. Mr Jim Blosser. Mr Denny Tracey. Mrs Linda Carry' S SEATED Mrs Mary Biddle. SECRETARIES Miss Barb Ator. Miss Vera Gilbert Mrs Irah Bisciotti. Office Secretary Sul 1 42 NURSE. LEARNING CENTER STAFF AND CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Dorothy Kmgsboro. Nurse LEARNING CENTER STAFF STANDING (left to right) Mrs. Shirk) Davis, Mrs. Lavortne Camion. Mrs Mildred Archart. Mr. John Heck. Audio Visual Specialist; SEATED Mrs Maty Rawlings. Mrs Ann Eggert, Mrs Jane Grant, Media Specialist CAFETERIA STAFF (left to right) Mrs Irene Feidner. Mrs Harriet W.gglcsworth. Mrs Kat. Mcssmorc. Mrs Charlene Heyl. Mrs Alice Hulben. Mrs Dorothy Stephenson. Mrs. Mary Armstrong STAFF 4) MATHEMATICS CLOCKWISE Mr Peter Steva. Math 10. Algebra II, Mr Charles Ray. Computer. Advanced Computer: Mr Fred Rais beck, Trigonometry. Analytic Geometry, Math 10; Miss Judy Smilan, Algebra 11. Geometry. Mrs Sharon Fuller. Algebra II. Math 10, Math V; Miss Marilyn Paulsen, Geometry. Computer. Miss Carol Ittner, Algebra II, Geometry. MATHFi.MATICS ai LEFT: Mr Ken Sahl. Math 10. Algebra II; CLOCK WISE Mrs Judy Spicer. Geometry. Trigonometry. Analytic Geometry: Mrs Xic Jackman. Geometry. Mr Robert Mizer, Algebra II. Math 10. Trigonometry. Analytic Geometry; Mrs Judy Bunting, Geometry. Spanish I, Drill Team. Mr Ben Pierce, Math 10. Algebra II. Mr Ron Crce — Department Chairman. Algebra II MATHEMATICS CLOCKWISE Mr James Hamilton, Biology S; Mr Raymond McCutchcon. Biology A. Mr Roger Santille, Biologv S. Mr Walter Corbett, Physics; Mr Vaughn Ware — Department Chairman. Chemistry S. 5CIENCI if. CLOCKWISE Mrs. Marjorie Bennett. Biology. Mr James Lambourne. Biology. Mr Loren Van Dcusen. Chemistry. Biology; Mr Robert Snouf fer. Chemistry; Mrs Sharon Corbett. Physics. Chemistry. SCIENCE 4? BUSINESS EDUCATION CLOCKWISE Mr. Bill Brown. Recordkeeping, Money and Banking. Personal Financing. Mar kecing. Mr Roger Johnson. Typing I. Mrs Loretta Ferdi — Department Chairman, ATOM. Typing I; Mrs. Joy Spencer, Notchand. Typing I BUSINESS ED « CLOCKWISE: Mrs. Connie Pigman, Typing I, ATOM. Mrs Sally Lee. Typing I. Personal Tvping. ATOM. CM-BC, Mrs Marion Driehorst. Shorthand I. Accounting, COE; Mr Mike Kull, Business Law. Personal Typing. Accounting. Mrs la Verne Sites, Shorthand I. II. Typing I BUSINESS ED W LANGUAGES LANGUAGES V CLOCKWISE Mrs An ic Rutherford. French I. Ill; Miss Audrey Heining, Spanish II, Spanish Grammar; Mrs. Christine Buck. French II; Mrs. Ann Axncr, French II, IV. V, Mrs. Irene Trachevski. German I, Russian II. III. IV; Mr Richard Beery — Department Chairman. Spanish III, IV. LANGUAGES )! ENGLISH CLOCKWISE Mrs. Jean Guddar. Poetry and Short Story. 20th Century Novel. Composition II; Mrs. Dolly Garwood, English X. 20th Century Drama. Composition II. Mr. Charles Will — Department Chairman, Shakespeare Seminar. Composition II. Mrs. Kay Whitaker. English I. Composition II. Mrs. Vicki Scowdcn, English X-Accelerated; Mr. James Allen. Poetry and Short Story. Composition II. Literature Discovery and Appreciation ENGLISH S3 % i - M CLOCKWISE: Mr I-irry Bottler, Composition I, II, English X, Mrs. Carol Tassava, English X. Mrs Nancy Woodson. Composition II, English X; Mrs Marilyn Dawc, English X. Composition II. Liter aturc Discovery and Appreciation; Mrs Joan Eggspuchlcr. British Literature III, Bible Literature. Reading for Profit and Pleasure; Mr Randv Pfeiffer. English X. 20th Century Drama, Mrs Elizabeth Richmond. 20th Century Novel, Composition II, Advanced Composition, Poetry and Short Story ENGLISH M ENGLISH CLOCKWISE Mrs Jean Bclyca. English X. Composition II; Miss Eleanor Haney. Bible Literature. Composition II; Mrs Shirley Bchnke. Composition II. Journalism-Arlingtonian. Miss Karen Petrus. Reading for Profit an«l Pleasure. English X; Mr Phil Wagner. World Literature. British Literature III. Mrs Sarah Potter. English Studies, Composition II. British Literature ill ENGLISH'si COMMUNICATIONS OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION CLOCKWISE Mr William Zciglcr, Occupational Education. Student Council; Mr. Forest Sammons. Communications. Acting. Oral Interpretation. Speech I; Mr. Neil Rothschild. WARE, Mass Media, Film Production; Mr Dale Robbins. Diversified Cooperative Training; Mr. Jack Strictclmeier, Distributive Education. CENTER: Mr. Dick Canfield — Department Chairman. Speech 1. Debate. Advanced Speaking. COMMUNICATIONS SS SOCIAL SCIENCES CLOCKWISE Mr Bill Whipple, American Political Behavior. Minority Groups. Mr James Miller. American History; Mr. Bill Radcliffe. Sociologs'. Mr Ron Brewster. Psychology. American History, Economics; Mrs. Adcle Schuler. Minority Groups, American History; Miss Ellen Hendricks, Current Political Problems. American Political Behavior. CENTER Mr. Pete Corey. American Political Behavior. Comparative Government SOCIAL StlENCES V CLOCKWISE: Mrs Marie Blake. American History; Mr John Nell, Psychology, Mrs Pans Gabclman — Department Chairman, American Political Behavior, American Government; Mrs Marilyn Howells, American History. Mr. Tom Rutan, Western Civilizations. Mr James Hcncy, American History. Mr Stephen Pritchett, American Political Behavior. Current Political Problems CENTER Mr Robert Donjldson, American History. social snyNt rs s' HOME ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS VISUAL ARTS CLOCKWISE Mrs. Bcula Wingctc, Advanced Home Economics. Advanced Foods. Advanced Sewing, Tailoring. Mr William Scemen — Department Chairman, Wood I, II. Drafting I; Mr Richard Hoskins. Drafting I. 11. Mrs. Betty Woolpert. Home Management. Advanced Decorating. Sewing; Mr Paul Hyscll. Studio Art. Advanced Studio Art. Ceramics. Art Appreciation; Miss Connie Coultrap, Visual Arts I, II. Srudio Art. Mr. William Ruoff, Metal I. II. Projects. ARTV58 CIXX KWISE Mr James Klinksick. Wood !, Metal, Industrial Arts Survey, Occupational Education, Mr Joe Carter. Electronics and Electricity. Industrial Arts Survey, Wood I. II. Mrs Sharon Johnson Department Chairman. Sewing I. Occupational Education. Mrs Marilyn Cherubini. Sewing II. Home Management; Mr Richard Foley — Department Chairman. Visual Arts 111 CENTER Mrs. Linda Carter. Visual Arts I. Studio Art. Craf ts. ARTS vi PHYSICAL EDUCATION DRIVER'S EDUCATION HEALTH CLOCKWISE Mr. Dudley Beaver. Driver Education; Mrs. Cathy Brady. Physical Education; Mr Marvin Crosten, Physical Education; Mr Chuck Wagner. Director of Driver Education. Mr Dan Dupler. Physical Education. PHYS ED 'DRIVER'S ED HEALTH 00 CLOCKWISE Mrs Floa Ripley. Health; Mr Bill Pfcil. Physical Education; Mr Todd Grant. Physical Education. Miss Radonna Miller. Physical Education. Miss Pam Waldvogcl. Physical Education PHYS ED DRIVER'S ED HEALTH l CLOCKWISE Mr. Don Valentine. Orchestra. Mr Jack Woodruff. Vocal Music; Mr. Robert Ginther. Band Director. Music Theory, Stage Band, Mr David Gobcl, Band. Ml Sit •: Mrs Bunting shows Drill Teamcrs how it’s done Mr Hcncy being visited by Dum-Dum Deadline the Gorilla Mr Will shows off the gold and black of U.A Mr. Crosten hiding from the cold wuin (.� I, Mr Duple, malms P'ank ph.mctall.? Mr Donovan and Mrs. Srowden dodge «cr sponge. FACULTY M during Kill the Massillion Tiger Week Mr. Raddiffc daydreams in room lOi FAO, LTY Profiles The purpose of this section is to provide recognition to a few chosen individuals believed to generally represent the tone and the spirit of Upper Arlington, both school and community. Nominations were received from teachers. Student Council. and Norwester staff personnel, conditions stating that students nominated be seniors not on the Norwester staff and adults nominated be known for their contributions to education. Final selections were made by a staff committee. Steve Smurr Steve's many interests have drawn him into several school activities, including leadership positions in both Buddy Club and A F S Being the oldest in a rather large family. Steve has always had an extensive amount of responsibility at home His experience with family members has taught him to work well with children and to communicate well with adults As president of A F.S in his senior year, and as student advisor to Buddy Club, he has extemlcd his encounters with people to outside the home. In the summer of 1974. Steve received a scholarship to attend an an camp in Kansas. For five weeks he studied in a variety of an classes and met many people of different backgrounds Steve has applied his creativity to many class activities. He produced much of the artwork for the sophomore party and for the iunior-scnior Prom In the future he plans to work with an. to travel, and to continue sharing ideas and helping others James Miller has been a teacher for 36 years, 26 spent in the Upper Arlington school system He is retiring from his position as an Amen-can History teacher this year. The biggest item Mr. Miller remembers outside of classroom activities is a pageant he organized at the request of then Superintendent of Schools. Walter B Heischman. in 1953 The pageant was to celebrate the scsqui-ccntennial of Ohio. To accommodate the event three stages were built on Jones Athletic Field where 500 students and choir members participated Over 2000 dollars were spent on costumes alone While the pageant was being organized. Mr Heischman taught Mr Miller's classes The most important change Mr Miller has seen in education has been a shift from authoritative education to informal education He lauds teachers of today for thinking of students as individuals instead of just someone to teach He prefers the questioning, critical student to one who sits like a blob ” As a teacher, his toughest task has been keeping up with current events and the newest teaching techniques he says It is a point people would argue James Miller PROFILES «. John Heck ’‘Communication is the essence of education, says John Heck, who works at Upper Arlington as its audio-visual specialist My function here is to facilitate communication by the use of media Known for being intellectual and innovative, the resident genius of the Iararning Center works with both students and teachers He is asso dated with James Klinksick and the Photography Club, with Bill Rad-cliff and the Magic Lantern Cinema, and with the students who aid teachers with audio-visual presentations, i.e Heck’s Happy Hero-Helpers. Mr Heck identifies closely with filmed nostalgia Among his favorites arc the Marx Brothers. Alfred Hitchcock, and W t Fields Although he generally approaches his work from an artistic and rather serious angle, John Heck, like his favorites, possesses the subtle humor necessary for him to ostensibly enjoy his craft Karen Keller As Student Council president at the high school, Karen Keller has devoted much time and energy to building effective communications between Council anil the students, between students and teachers, and between members of the student body as a whole Karen feels that these communications can make Student Council an important part of the school, more than just a service group According to Karen, many students think that Council docs not do much, especially since Council has failed to take a firm stand on many issues in the past Karen says that this may be true, but she feels that Council has the potential to become involved in many aspects of school life, possibly in areas such as curriculum Karen is also a member of First Community Church and is involved in various activities there She is active in the church choir, youth fellowship, and Sunday-morning Block of Wood, Seven Keys, and Cross Bearers programs. She is also a member of the liturgical dance choir, which performs periodically at other churches. Karen plans to attend a small liberal arts college and to enter some medical or health field CENTER Jane Goleman An outstanding student in all academic subjects at school. Jane Coleman also devoted herself to many activities and services outside of class She sang both with Strollers and in the choir, twirled the baton as a majorette with the band, worked at gymnastics, taught Sunday School, and actively participated in several school clubs As a junior she was selected as j member of National Honor Society Although outwardly known for her eagerness, intensity, and readiness to make friends, inwardly Jane feels slie is basically a loner She likes people but is intimidated by large groups or cliques She believes in close relationships and adds: friendships last longer when they take longer to make Because she refuses to follow any set social standard, Jane is recognized by many as a leader and is respected for her individuality PROFU.ES f.s Kenny Park Jack Gilbert A student co-chairmen of this year's Youth-in-Govemment program. Craig Haddnx ami Mark Wtnsccl faced an unforeseen challenge What they expected to be an exciting, not-too-difficult, perhaps glon fying experience turned out to be a laborious, brain-racking, often tedious j b. Nevertheless, both found their position rewarding, as they learned not only about city government but also about people interactions. Both admit that the experience of speaking before and to many people built up tlicir self-confidence Craig and Mark have been friends for several years The ’'dynamic duo” share a common interest in golf Mark's interests, however, exceeds Craig's By caddying Mark is able to meet many different personalities and to see tlicir individual reactions to golf His interest has led him to receive the Evanl scholarship, a full four-year scholarship at osu. Craig spends much of his time playing tennis The time is well spent; he is on I'A's varsity team Also a 19'4 delegate to Buckeye Boss' State. Craig says, in comparing the experience with YIG, that Y1G was an application of the knowledge derived from Buckeye Boys’ State Both are members of National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society Mark plans to go into engineering, and Craig into some form of law Kenny Park, best known for his efforts in Student Council and in soccer, has been recognized throughout the school as both an individual and a leader As a representative on Student Council in his sophomore year and vice-president of the organization in his junior year. Kenny was actively involved in many Student Council projects, including student center and smoking area crises He served for several weeks as acting president of the organization, in which his primarv function was to make the transition between the Quackenbush and the Keller administrations From his position of leadership. Kenny learned to accept responsibility, to authorize respect and trust, and to command action Leading the Soccer Bears to a district championship as the team's co-captain. Kenny also learned, ironically, to contend with defeat Because of an ankle injury early in September, he was unable to play throughout most of the season When able, he did not always play up to his expectations He did. however, function excellently as a team coach ami as its number one promoter Towards the end of the season, he made an excellent physical comeback and served the team with many outstanding plays. Behind Kenny's relaxed appearance lies a strong desire to achieve He wishes to attend an Ivy League school and later to ''make a lot of money. He foresees a challenge in his lifetime and expects to meet the challenge with success In an attempt to get to know Arlington students and to inform them of Christian activities around Arlington. Jack Gilbert. Upper Arlington Young Life leader and Lutheran Church Youth Group director, has shared lunchtimes on weekdays for the past three years with high school students — talking and listening, or just going out to lunch Jack became a Christian as a student at the Air Force Academy. Though fulfilling, at the time, a childhood dream of becoming a fighter pilot, lie soon abandoned that dream He transferred to Ohio University, where he majored in English and first became involved in Young Life, a non-denominational Christian Youth organization Jack spends most of his time talking with kids or heading meetings or Bible studies In his free time he enjoys reading and taking long walks to collect his thoughts I Ic likes to travel, especially to New Mexico wliere he visits his parents Admitting that the work he has been involved with has not given him much time to himself. Jack confidently states that watching students live and grow has been very rewarding Although his future plans are uncertain, his present concerns are with helping high school kids with their problems and sharing with them the life he has found in Christ Craig Haddox and Mark Winstel PROFII.F.S-S Bart Griffith Leah Biscotti For the past eight years Ms. Leah Biscotti has worked in the mam office of UAHS. Competence, concern, and dedication arc some of her many fine qualities Before coming to the high school, Ms. Biscotti worked for one year at an elementary school. She also worked for four years in our guidance office. From the time she has been at Upper Arlington, she has noticed many changes within the school They've all been good, she says, both for the students and for the staff There is freedom of choice as to where they can study and which courses they can take Gone is the confinement of study halls and detention. As a secretary to the principal, her jobs include typing letters, keeping appointments, and doing general secretarial duties Mr Shelby has nothing but praise for Ms. Biscotti. All the work she docs for me helps me do a better job for students Ms Biscotti is also devoted to her family, consisting of a twenty-three-year-old daughter I .ora I-eigh Stevenson, and a fifteen-year-old son. Rudy. Her duties at home, her hobbies, which include dccoupagc and glass staining, keep her very busy A familiar, friendly face at all the football and basketball games, a ludge of Homecoming floats, and a participant at many school functions. Mr. Ban Griffith, former substitute teacher, has become a well-known individual at UAHS. He explains his popularity with the students as resulting not from any magnetic personality. but rather from his talking to students about themselves and their interests Mr Griffith was born in 1892. From high school he remembers being on a track team that completed a season without a coach and without a track, which meant marking lines on a street He graduated from OSU, majonng in journalism and English, becoming a member of National Honor Societies of both, and he completed his Master's Degree at Western Reserve LJnivcrsiry First an administrator in several schools, later a buyer of jet engines and a supervisor of Air Force contracts. he finally settled into substitute teaching at Upper Arlington and other nearby schools. One of the most important things Mr. Griffith feels he can teach students is confidence in themselves and in what they can accomplish Too many people, he says, arc constantly looking outside for a helping hand, while they do not see their own hand in front of them With an attitude of extreme optimism, he admits. I always try to say something good, something encouraging to each of the students because I want them to believe in themselves. Dave Foster Dave Foster, head trainer of the Cioldcn Bear football team for the 1974 season, has worked as a manager for LIA football teams for the past five years — two at Hastings and three at the high school He received a varsity letter at the 1974 football banquet His responsibilities have included taping players for practice and for games, handling team equipment, and helping injured players I avc also served as trainer for two other teams. He worked with the wrestling team for three years and with the track team for four years His services to both these teams were recognized with an honorary letter. Because he likes being with the teams and helping individual members out. Dave enjoys managing His other interests include camping, sailing, and bicycling. Dave plans to attend Ohio State University next year. He hopes to continue his work as a trainer, moving on to the OSU football team PROFILES '6 With quiet poise. Ellen Moor finds expression through both musical and academic excellence She can perform her cello as a soloist — as she did in April with the Columbus Symphony Orchestra just as graciously as she can make her preseme known and respected in the class-room situation. Having moved to tipper Arlington in the winter of her tumor year, Ellen had a slightly different perspective of fisc high school than do most students. Compared to her other school, she found Upper Arlington to provide a more relaxed, friendly, and productive atmosphere Fellow students, all gifted in so many different ways, seemed to express themselves freely — without inhibitions — and to regard the option of others to do rhe same In her valedictory speech far the class of 1975. Ellen spoke of permanent appreciation for the school — both its teachers and its students. Next year Ellen will matriculate at the University of Cincinnati in the school of music She l x� ks forward to studying under cellist Lynn Harrell as a student in the performing arts Karen Sengelmann Karen Sengelmann. student representative of the UAHS art department on the ultural Arts Commission, has been interested in art for several years She has taken painting lessons on her own and developed skills in other visual arts media, including ceramics Of being involved with the ( ultural Arts Commission. Karen feels that, although she was not always completely aware of all that went on — especially at meetings — slic did find working with the Commission interesting and rewarding Karen's other school activities led her into involvement with Y1G as a school board member Interests in communicating both with jeers, and with adults, allowed her to listen freely, contribute, and ultimately appreciate B )E discussions Karen enjoys reading especially books with a psychological impact, such as SYBIL, or lxxsks of die twenties era. such as Scott Fitzgerald's THE GREAT GATSBY — creative w riting — and she's good, ask Mrs Richmond — traveling — Karen enjoys meeting people and experiencing new cultural atmospheres — or just cruising around with her friend Karen will attend the University of Mu htgan in the fall and maior in psychology. GO WOLVERINES' In his six vears as a wrestler at Hastings, then at the high school — Joe Biggs has proven very emphatically that not all ninety-eight pound ers ate weaklings Joe has been wrestling since seventh grade He was chosen to be co-captain of the team in both ninth jnd twelfth grades. He earned a varsity letter in the ninety-eight pound weight class in his junior and senior years Joe compiled impressive records of rwenty-rwo wins and five losses as a junior, twenty-six wins and two losses as a senior He also did well in district and sectional competition, participating in the state meet both years Joe holds records for most reversals, most escapes, and most takc-dow-ns in wrestling He was named outstanding wrestler on the team not only as a senior, but also as a junior Joe's other interests include camping, outdoor sports, metal and carpentry work Ellen Moor Joe Biggs PROFILES ) Dr. James Mason i his sixteen years as team physician tor the Upper Arlington High toI football team. Dr James Mason has only missed four games 11c his service as a hobby and cnioys it because he likes panicipating in ts and helping tlie school )r Mason grew up in Wadsworth. Ohio His interest in sports was eloped in high school, where lie played football, basketball, and rball He maiored in pre-med at Denison University and graduated m Ohio State in 19VV After completing his medical internship and idcncy at Mt Carmel Hospital two years later. l r. Mason went into cticc in Upper Arlington Shortly after moving to Arlington. Dr Mason began attending the ih school football games He noticed that the team had no physician, troduced to Coach Mars Moorchcad through a friend, he volunteered c services He has continued to sene as team physician n a com-ctcly volunteer basis for sixteen years Along with football, Dr Mason enjoys hunting, fishing, and golf c is a charter member of the Upper Arlington Rotary Club and a icmbcrof the Board of Directors of Booster Club Terry Nentwich Music is probably the biggest parr of my life, admits Terry Nent with, a senior who has been active in both choral groups and solo performances throughout her high school years. Having taken piano les sons for eleven years, Terry made use of her ability by accompanying Boy’s Glee and Boy's Ensemble She was asked often to accompany other students in solo and ensemble competition As an alto soloist Terry received superior ratings in Class A competition. Slic sang for three years with Anriphony Besides Antiphonv per fornunecs. Terry was vocally involved with a symphony unit at First Community Village Church and with the Upper Arlington Talent Show Since her sophomore year Terry has participated in Pep Club. French Club. Ski Club, and Sr Girl’s Club She has also worked with microfilm at Highlights for Children during the winter Although Terry plans to study nursing .it Ohio State next fall, she will continue with music outside of school Music will remain, as it is now. a pari of her life Liz Kellough If any word could be used to describe Liz Kellough, it would have to be involvement During her high school years. Li has been involved with many school activities — Choir. Antiphony. and LUK to name a few. She docs feel, however, that her work as junior class president was her most important achievement Li decided to run for the position because she lelt. at the end of her sophomore year, that her class was still not unified She was anxious to get more kids involved in projects to bring the ilass together. As class president. Li was in charge of the class Homecoming float, which was constructed at her house. Liz feels that tl� e float construction was one of the most important projects of the year. Since it got the class working and established unity , other projects which followed, such as the First annual S«xk Hop and the 19’4 Junior Senior Prom, were successful PROFILES ’I ’fci' ’ to C- v °y=4 © cn F=I Julie Jenkins Treasurer Hd Avery President SENIORS ? GRADUATION SCENES TOP LEFT Brooks Rorapaugh and Saxe Ully regret commencement BELOW Ken Rcnspic has his tap tilted by Marco Bonta BOTTOM RIGHT Bob Green gives Artie Leontis a hand BELOW Jav Hanes and Don Hampanan salute their Norwester fans SENIORS •' Carol Wickcrham measures up Barb Judy plays Speed Racer Lisa Achatz James H Adams Susi Adams Tv Adams Kathy Alban I shNIUKs v, lean Alexander Jenny Allen Robert Baker Vicki Bamitz Robert Bimcti Kevin B Diana Baschart Dick Barthelmas Robert Bartels Evie Bartlett Emily Baumgardner Fatih Elizabeth Bauer Ralph Bauer Susan Beard Jean Ik-attic Marian Beck Brent Beniamin Yolanda Ann Bern' Gene Bicehlcr Joe Biggs pick Biggs Paul Block Sally Blosscr Mary Ann Best Steven Black Barb Blascr Chris Blesch Betty Boe Jeanette Boehm SENIORS - A glimpse of the beauties in Mr. Waggoner's British Literature III Class SENIORS m Dave Borror Dave Golthwaitc psyches up for a kick. Li?. Kellough tells a no no about Arne Leontis to Kim Waldo Senior Girls agree that Massillon needs all the support that they can get (from left) Eliza Haynes, Kendra Dale, Cathy Vance. Helen Jenkins. Kim Rowley and Lynn Parrish Mike Bowers John Boutsclis Joe Biggs digs cafeteria food Marc Bowman Mane Bowman SENIORS si Senior Expressions Debbie Brandes Byke Brannon Man’ K.i Brewster Paul Brislcv Todd Brooks Cathv Brown David L Brown James Brown Tcrr Brown Gail Brownell Ann Mi lane in one of her better moment v Luirie Russell loses BIG Alan Burkholtkr Peggy Burson Penny Burson Barb Burt pebble Butler Seniors enjoy doing almost anything. Candilcc Butler James Caldwell Andrew Cameron Cindy Campbell Doug N Baker rides again Bruce Butters Pat Cahill Susan Butterfield Charles Butters Jody Byrd Sandra Carlson Craig Caprctta Cavin Carmel I Cathy Carletti Colleen Casdorph Marcia Carson Rick Parfcnchuk performs an outstanding play on the fu« tball field as he escorts his parents across. Jan (oinquist Cathy Cavm Sam Chamberlain Andrea Cenci Marti ( lupman Susan Chapman ENIOR •' Look. mom. no cavities' Rex Hanson Mark Christman Carolyn Clark Jeff Clark John Clark Colleen Cleary The senior hoys quartet swings in style (from left I Jerry Ball. Dave Emery. Dave Golthwaite and Gan Ginther. Elaine Chceklcs Rule Cheney Betsy Oiope Keith Christianson SENH � KS mi. Frank Clouse Charles Clutter Lauren Cole Bob Colctti Betsy Confar Holly Cooper Larry Corbett Joe Coma Jane Cometet SENIORS � - SENIORS'1 John Krcinbhl pantomimes a goal post Which way did it go, Rob? Beauty is in rhe eye of the beholder. Senior bandies Mike Young and Bob Duncan stack up for the Golden Bears. Kathy Pepke. Christy Maser. Joan Buelher. Lisa Achat and Debbie Lisheid are the 19?4 Home Ec chair race winners. SENIORS David Corson Chuck Clutter has a meaningful afternoon with his buddv Kelly Crum The AFS poolsharks, Cathy Saylor and Roberto Ponce Meg Crosby Jennifer Cross Kendra Dale Carol Coding David Critscr I L k. Tim D'Angelo SE MORS 50 Cheryl Darley James A. Davenport Jane Davis Ellen Shewaltcr Terry Gilmore Lorraine Deck Paul DcMott James Davis Dean Danison SENIORS 91 SENIORS 92 David Docring Sharon Douglicny Grc y: Dunnavant Carol Eddy Dave Emery Steve Entler Bob Duncan Susan Ellis Guy I uble Michele Early SENIORS «� left Erf Scott Ethcridlgc Doug Fahrcnhol Paul Falkcnbach Tom Fama Janet M Fenner Julia Ferris Lee Figliola Marghcrita Ann Findli lulia Fmo Beth Dune Fischer Ian Fisher SENIORS Sharon Fisher Karen Flanigan Mike Fleming Bryan Flowers Ed Fox Debbie Fraze Smile when vou say that. Bill Wolford Mary Ann Furbee Ellen Gallucci Seniors Express a Variety of Interests Pam Gabel Tammy Galloway Elizabeth A Gardner Steve Gardner SENIORS Jeff Dc Pa I mo. lax Miller. Stott lally, Brook Rorapaugh. and Bill Wolford entertain the troop Richard Geer Laura Gibb Beth Gibbs SENH Rv Julie Gareff ludith (i.iui h Jeff Gcllcs mors Marco Bonta, Charles Geer and dj Bob Connors smile during the song Here Come dc Judge Scott Cierbih Richard Gchring Cindy Sue Gepfert Melissa Massarjjivcs blood. James Gibcaur John Giddcns Karen Gilben Steven J Gilbert Dave Gill Jim Gilhoolv Terry Gilmore Tracey Girod Grahm Gloss Dave Goldthwaicc Jane Coleman SUNK IRS % Ruhin Goodcll Mike Gordon Bobby Green Jenny Gutchcs Lisa Gottwald I ianne Goss Jim Cirant R � d Gregory Craig Haddox Elisabeth Hadley SENIORS ‘ � Suzanne Halas Dawn Elisc Hall Jackson Hall Clay W Hall David L Hall Sue Hailey Cathy Miller is deep in thought. Gene Bicchler and Joe Valentino seem to have reached an agreement Seniors Enjoy Good Times, Talks Charlotte Hamilton V Jane Hamilton Darcy Hanson BHHHI t m Catherine Hanson Seniors eniov hopping around at the square dance SFNIORs mi Mark Sims eyes his lunch. Rex A. Hanson Rob Hardy Cindy Harris Steve Harrup SENIORS.' Bets Turrcll swings into action during intramural badminton Mark Hathaway Betkc Hatchett Is it another camera hog? No it s Bob Colctti' John Havener Me,lni Hayno 1 ari Herr “ � Haynes wn ccr Nancy Hcndcrlich Sara Hcrminghauscn Carol Herron HACK ROW: (from left) Ellen ( alliKu, Nancy Ixiy, Tim Knilans. Nancy Syljcbcck, I aura Ciibb.Janct Koctman. FY ' Hulu, S£NU)R lot Sandy Carl con. Kim Waldo, serving as YfG Board of Health Wes Hoag Wes Hoag eves the stands. SENIORS tos Ted Hobson Phil Hodson Chris Hoelscher Karen Hoffman Tom Hoffman Charlie Holladay John Hollis Rrvan Hoi Iowav Sfrvc h Sandra Holt Susan Hood Judith Horn Laura Houghton Debbie Howard SENIORS. 106 Gina Huff Barb Hughes Peggy Hulit Chris Humphrey Jayne Hunt Nancy Hurley Jeff Hyatt Cindy Inglcr Jim Jacobs Steve Jackson J Leslie Jacob Tom Jacoby Jim Jeffries Helen Jenkins Julie Jenkins SENIORS -107 I can't believe I ate the whole thing Bill Quinby Sabrina Kalan Shawn Kalick Mary Beth Kanatas Sue Karg l alc Kc� t SENIORS l Karen Keller Liz Kcllough Carol Kemp Peggy Kennedy Linda M. Kight Dean Danison waves to his fans. Stan Tripp sleepw alks Dan Applegate in the rough jenny Kimball Beth L Kinsey William C. Kitchen Shawn Knapp SENIORS ic 7 Lisa Koenig Mary Koch] Paul Kollaritsch I don’t believe you iusc said that! Jeff Erf Janet Kottman lane Krawc?vk John Kreinbhl Doug Krause Marcia Krause SENIORS'no Senior Sayings Scott Krause Terri Kuchn Kris Kucblcr Craig Kut ley Kent Larmcc Christian E Laver Dec Dee I trnnl SENIORS ill Jan LcGctte Karen Lciter Jayne Lcmlcy Ancmis Leontis Cindy Lewis U 1 %• 1 Did you lose something5 Rob Hardy- Dick Banhclmas enjoys a stroll through the LC. George M Lew-is Scott R Lilly SENIORS tl.’ Brute Lind Debbie M Lisheid Margaret Locke i Barbara Iocklin Lindsey long Mark K Looney Kathy Lorenz Bob Lovenshimer Elizabeth Lucas Fell Lucas Wait, let me show my best side! lee Miller Barb Fenner enjoys the relaxing atmosphere of the cafeteria SENIOR u« Janet Mahrenholz Gregg Maiscnbachcr Seniors Are Busting Out All Over inyonc want steak for lunch? Marc nan Clay Mayhood Kelly MeGory Mike McCollough Robert McCabe Whoever it is. it must be interesting Lisa Wynne and Jan Milikan Chip McCulloch Timothy McCombs Barbara McCreary Scott McDonald Hey there scooter' Phil Hodson Rob McGhee Kathy MtGlone Greg McMahon Dave McKee Kimberly Ann McKee Ann McLanc Parry McMahon M N|t)Ks iif� Fred Mono Boogie down. s Cathy Miller Marjv Milhon Kathryn Miller Ire Miller Martha Miller Pat McNamara Debbie McWilliams Cynthia Mend SENIORS- If iTtHR ' I avc Jones on his way to a Press Conference. Jim Minutilli evacuates the school at 3-30. Ellen Moor Eric Morgan Experiment Bruce Morse It’s 3 good thing you figured it out Nancy, because you know who couldn't have done it. (Nancy Wilson) Ted Hobson swings into action Nancy Mounts Mark Murphv SENIORS no Alan Burkholder works hard on the Homecoming float Kim Waldo looks one way and goes another. Mi SU SENIORS 'I JO M--h Bartels enjoys chaperoning Boh Bartels digs Black Power. Charlotte Hamilton asks Tammy Reitter Where docs it hurt?” An exciting bus ride forJulie Jenkins. Chnsty Maser, and l_iura Thompson Hilary Dickson docs her part in stuffing the senior class float SENIORS 121 Susie Nelson Terry Nennvich avc Nichols Mark Noel Tom Oakley Joseph Olson Ouimet Cheryl Ortman SENIORS O’Shaughnessy SENIORS 1 Candy Parker Kenneth Park Ktm Ourant Lisa Palmer Rick Parfenchuk Sue Pacaki Susan Pennell Lynne Parrish Debi Parsons Tom Penzone Susan Pfahl Bob Perm Tracy Pickett Tnsha Plahuta Tom Pickett SENIORS m Dave Mall catches a lew rays in the hcjutilul December sun of Ohio. (.auric Pond Steve Plateau Fernando Ponte Roberto Ponce (jura Powell Roger Powell Ernie Potter Sara Purcell Dave Quillin Hill Quinby Su-san Racier Tallinn Rcittcr Barb Rcnnetkcr Kern Richardson Wendy Rennoe William Repp Ken Renspic James Richison Jon Richardson C'heryl S Roof Brooks Rorapau jh Frances K Rowley Deborah L Rossel Leslie Rouda SENIORS i r Robin Russell Laurie Salman I Jackie Sandford Cindy Sanese SENIORS 1 Jeff Trabuc swings through the air with the greatest of case. Scotc McDonald dives into his I rk ___________________ Ruthann Sampson Beth Sayward Cathy Saylor Debbie Sandefur Terri Sayward Christine Sauer Sally Schaffncr Kevin Schaaf Brute Schaer Georgeanne Schmidt Joe Schocnstcin Mike Schmidt Karl Schneider Alicia Morgan shows a few juniors the way around Karen Sengelmann Jeff Sharp sKNIORs .m: Marianne Massenclli enjoys a good icke Steven P. Shepard Ellen Shews Iter Michael Sillins Kim Baer studies in Mr l.amlxmrnc's office Cara Shary Sue Shalvoy Rohm Shoe key Mark Sims Chuck Shop Debra Singer Kathy Siddall Robin Sisson Sue She Icy Tern Sleeth M MORs mi School Days Carol Moore prepares to shove her way through the maddening crowd Mary Carol Smallwood Lynne Smiley Don Smith Karen S. Smith Jodi A Smith Lawrence W Smith Steve Smurr Teri Snider Steve Soulen Drew Solomon ides SENIORS 1M Terry Spcct School Days Janice Spit Julie Jennings emphasizes a point. Cyndy Sprouse Scott Suker Allison StallanJ Becky Sunko Casey Stamper Gary Stentt Kellie L Stockton Kim Stone Debbie Stout Mark Stone Kathy Stout SENIORS I Sharon Sutro enjoys the warmth of the good earth Patty Strader Margaret Stridsbcrg Libby Studebaker SENIORS ivi Christy Sunderman Jon Tabor H Ross Sutherland Sharon Sutro I Andy Taggart Pickin' an agrinnin' — Bill Kitchen and Ric Jinkens Nancy Taglionc Laura Thompson Tamela Sue Thompson SENIORS ns Students Take Time Off for a Winter Retreat. Mark Timbcrlakc Frank C Timmons Some heavy discussion Jt breakfast to start the day off Tim Trejo Stan Tripp (-indy Trullcndcr Shelley Turf SENIORS.' 156 ! lard work as a form of energy release And a little socializing for the evening. Betsy Turrell Todd Turrell Nanci Tuttle Joseph T Valentino Roger Vaughn Darla Valtz Cathy Vance Boh Van Fossen SENIORS' 15 Turn Oakley entertain SENIORS 'IM The look to intimidate a debate opponent — Beth Riggs. Barb Visintinc The three stooges' Jodi Voss Susan M Wagoner t-m Carol Waggoner Brad Waite Todd Walker Kim Waldo Susan L Waller Brian Webb Ruth Westra Witt Weber Bob Webner Isabel Liu throws her charm at the photographer SENIORS |.M Mark Watters Marcie Wctsel Chris Weaver Sue Welsh Merrill Wideman Laura Willard Linda Wigington Carol Wickerham Joseph Willoughby Jeff Williams Julie, smile for your section (Julie Ferris and Skcctsic Taylor) Christine Winkel Nancy Wilson Nancy Wiseman Melinda Witter SENIORS i� n Tammy Wittebon Thomas Woolcy Lynne Worley Mike Young Michael Zahlcr SINIORn in Begi n n i ng of Final Fun Eric Zdlmcr Robert Zicht Robin Ziska SENIORS 'u: Greg App Jerry Ball Tim Crawford Beverly Brock Lisa Burggraph Grace DiPietro Cheri Bachman Brian Bahnsen Mike Forrv Timothy A Banks AH Nighter 2 ----_ , SUPER STARS ' OF 1 5 „ Pauline Maskas Nancy Nall Brent Wright SENIORS 144 Susan Ross (left) Seniors Bill Tingley. Robin Gooiidell, Sutton Coggman, Paul Hocrlc, Brctl Dillon, anil Tim Kmlans at the dice table (above) Barn burner Jimmy Crum takes Polaroid pictures at the party1. That will melt your ramrod How about that' (above right) The three mothers above were associated with the All-Night Parts Par left Mrs Marianne Hamilton, head mother of PTO women's auxiliary. Mrs Judy Kemp and Marilyn Stone Mrs Kemp and Mrs Stone were the co-chairman for the affair SENIORS i is Senior Summaries ACHATZ. USA LL'K 10. II. C.AA 9.10 Ftp dub9. Tra.ker Timctv II. Mai Mild IT ADAMS. JAMES Ski Club 10. 11. I.'. FcwKill 9.10. II. 12. Havcbill 9. 10. Intramural Basketball 10. ADAMS SCSI GAA 9. 10. Sk, Club 10. 11. Home E. Club 12 (Vice Prcvadewi ALBAS. KATHY GW Club 9. Per Hob 9 LUK 9; Ski Club 10.11.12 GAA 9.10 ALDAG. JIM AF5 12. Bind 9. 10. II. 13. Swim Tejm to. Student Couiwil 9. Intramurait Water Polo to. Basketball 12 ALFRED, KATHRYN Kathy i Pep Chib 9. Tcnm. 10. Bind IO. II. l2.Choi( 10. II. 12,Girl Quinn 12 ALEXANDER. JEAN Pep Club 9; Drami Club 10. It. AFS ll. Homecoming Coun. Chcwleading 9.10. It. 12.Girl Tenmv 11.12 Girlv Swimming 10. GAA 9.10. Owr 9. Nnruevter AMICON. GREGG Linn Club9. 10. II. 12. Foothill 9. 10. II. 12; Bivketbill 9; Baseball (Cap 1 9. 10. II. 12. Intramural • Hivkethill 9. 10. II. 12. Ping Pong 11 ALLEN. JENNY GAA 9. 10. II. 12. ftp Club 9. 12. LL'K 10.11.12. French Club ll. Ski Club 11. AFS 12. Mai Mud 12.Char 10. Gymnastics 10,11.12 ANDERSON, KARFN GAA 10, 11. AFS 12; Track 10.11.12; FCA 12 ANSTAETT. MARK Hike Club 10. 11. Soccer 9, Ba� kctball 10. II ANTHONY. BETSY LL'K 10. II. 12. Sk. Club 10. 11. ftp Qub9.12. GAA 9. SpAftivh Club 10.11 APP. GRFCiORY WrrMlmn9.IO.il APPLEGATE. DAN Chew Club 10. PI� o« raphv 11 Truk 9,10.11.12. YIG Aud.n VouaI y. Wrestling 9 ASH BAUGH, KATHY GAA o.io. LUK io. ll. 12. Drill Trim 11.12 (OtiWr), PcpClubo. Mil Mud 12 ASLANBAYRAK. OMUR AFS 12. French National Honor Society 11. 12 (Trracuret) AVF.RY. FD Previdcm of Class 10. 12. Cross Country- 10, II. 12. Track IQ. II. 12 BAER. KIM ftp Club 9. Ski Club II BAHNSEN. BRIAN Ski Club ll. 12. Swimmin II BAKER. DOUG Wrestling 9. 10 II. Golf 9. 10. ll. 12 (Captain 12). Bivketbill 9.10.11.12 Intramural BAKER. ROBERT Snccer9. 10. 11. 12, Bivketbill 11 • Intramunlv BAI.CERZAK. PEGGY t .AA 9. Ski C Sub 10 BANKS. TIM Dramatic Awn 10. 11. 12 BARNETT, R )fil RT Etrn.h Cluby. 10; Oicw Club 10. II. 12 BARRY. KEVIN Traik 9. Gol! II. BaskctbiH 10 • Intnmunlv BARTHEI MAS, DU K Ski Club II. Coll 9. Swim mmg 10. II. 12 BARTLETT. EVIF. Frrnch Club 10. Girlv GW 9. 10. It HASEHART. DIANA GAA 9. IO (Officer 9): Girl GW9.PcpClub9.LUK in. 11.12 BAUER. FAITH ELIZABETH French Club 0. io. u . C.AA9.I0. II LUK 12. Ski C lub 10. C hoir 9. French National Honor Society 10.11.12 BAUER. RALPH ANTHONY Intramurilt Bivktt ball II BALMGARDNI K. EMILY GAA 9. LUK in Buddy Club 10. Sk. Club 11. COE 12 BAYER. UNDA H GAA 9. to. Dnmitu Aw'n in Choir9.10. Ensemble 9, 10, Mixed EnvemblcO BEATT1F. JEAN Ski Club ll. Swim Timet II 12 CiAA 9.10. Girl GW 9 BECK. MARIAN GAA 9. Ski Club 10. II. LUK 10. Photography Club 12; Choir 9. Gull GW 9. Bind 9 BELL JAMIE La Crowe 10. 12. Student Council 9, Football 9. Bavetull 9, Intramural Batketbjll 10.11 BENJAMIN. BRENT UCroite 9. In. II Ecology Club9. Latin Club 11. AFS 12 BFRGFR. JIM Sk. Club 10. II. Truk 9. 10. II 12 Cmw Country 12. Swimming 12 BF.RRY. YOLANDA ANN Spw.th C lub 11. French Club 12. New Pfcopk’v Club 12 BF.ST. MARY ANN C.AA 9, 10, 11.12 (Vue Free 91. ftp C lub , Sk. Club II U K II. 12. Lrader. Oub 11. 12 (Treasurer 12). Norwevtei Dramjtic Asa'n II. National Honor Sentety II. l2.Spani«h National Honor Society ll, 12. Bavketbill 9. Track II. 12; Choir 10. Drill Team 12. YIG. Intramunly — Ba«krt-hall 10. Volleyball 11.12 H1ECHLER.GENE Football . IO.Chwr9.10. II. 12. Boy V GW Chib 10.12, YIG Li Crosse ll. 12. Ensem Me It. 12 Intramunlv Track9: WrrstlingO BIGGS. JOE Wrestling 9. 10.11.12. Crow Country 9. Track 9 HltiGS. Dl K t urn Country 9. Wrestling 9. 10. II. 12. Track 9 BIGHAM. APRIL LUK II. 12. C.vmnaUHV 9. 10. Track 9.10. Char 9. 10.12. AFS 11. ftp Club 12 HILLMAN. KIMBERLY ANN Mat Ma.dc to BLACK. STEVEN Ski Club9.10.11. Tenmv 9. IO HLASFR.HARH GAA 9 BLESCH. CHRIS WARL 12 HI.CX'K. PAUL Football 12. Intnmunlv Soviet 12 BI.OSSER. SAIXY GAA 9. Buddy C lub 10 BOE, BETTS' Dramatic Aw'n 9. Field Hi«kev 10, GAA 10. 12. Ski Club 10. Buddy Club II Ruwian Club 12 (Prev i Be lEHMJEANtNE LL'K 10.11.12 BOEHM. JEANETTE LUK 10 BOHN. USA Pep Hub 9. 12. GW Hub 9. C.AA 9. i11 LUK i . II 12. 'm lub 10. m i.1 Dramatic Atv'n 10. Li ( rowe State 12. YIG BC)LTON. KATHY C.AA 9. 10. II. 12. LUK 10. II. 12, FTA 12 FCA 12. Batkethall9. C bar 9. 10. II. 12. Envemble 9. 10. II. 12. Swimming II. 12. Intramural Badminton II. Volleyball 12 BOONE. THOMAS C hew Club 10. II. National Honor Society II. 12 BOSSE. J MARTIN German.Oub 9. I0y II YIG. Intnmunlv Tennw 11. Bavkrthall II, 12; Golf II. Orchestra 9. Li Oowe II. 12; Golf 9 W � TTI, JAMES HaMhiU 9. Bavknhill 10. II lorn mural . Bind9 UOUTSEUS. JOHN Spanish Oub 9. Nk. dub 10, II. 12 BOWERS. MIKF Basketball 9. Intnmunlv Water polo 10. Backcthall 10. 12 BOWMAN MARC Football 9 10. 11. 12 (C aptain 12). Wrestling 9. Truk II Intramuralv Basketball II BOWMAN. MARIE GAA 9. French Club 10. II Home Ec Club 12 BRANDES. DEBBIE GAA 0. to. I UK 10. U, AFS 12; Tennw (Boy'v) ll. Tenmv (GtrlViO. lb BROCK. BEVERL1 ftp Club 9. 10 Future Medical -aircr Club ii, 121Pm, 12i, AFS BROOKS TODD Dnmitu Aw n 9. Football • Vv (Cr 11, 12. Ski Club io. II. 12, Intramural Backet ball 10.11.12 BROWN. CATHY C.AA 9. Pep Club 9, 12 French c lub 10. LUK 10. 12. Girlv GW 9 dr BRC WN. DAVID L Eorenvic League 11.12 BR )WN. JAMES Eccuball 9. Winding IO. Tenniv 9. Student CiHintil 9. Intnmuraly Basketball 10. Kaxball 11 BROWN TERRY Spanish C lub 9 Hand 9, 10, ll. 12. Oftheun 9. II. 12. Baroque Much Club H Marhrrrutu al Ganiev CJub 12 BROWNELL C.AA • . 10 SAC. 10. French C luh io. II. 12, Ecohyn dub 10, Debate Team It). Go C tub ll. 12. Baroque Muviv c luh ll Dramatic Aw’n ll Naocmal Honor Vmerv 12 Fnrati National llume S� ery 12, Orchestra 10. II. 12. Swim Team 11 BRUNS. KAT1II LUK to. it. 12: Choir 9.10. ll. i;. Envembley, 10. II. 12. Mixed Kntcmb|c9. 10 BUI Hid R. .MAN Pep C luh 9, Ski Club 10. AES 12. GAA V; C. hair 9. 10. 11. Ensemble 9.10, 11 BUI HI I R, Ml LINDA GAA 9. C hon9. 10 HUNGER STEPHANIE Dramatic Au'n 9; Pep Club V. Ftemh Club9. ll Bl 'RCA.RAF. LISA C.AA 9, 10. ftp CJub '), Spanish Club 10 BURKHOLDER. ALAN Aviation C lub 1(1. Chew C lub io. YIG. Li Oumc io. II. 12. Mathematical Games CJub 12 Bl'RSON. PEGGY C.AA 9. 10. ll. 12, Pep Club ) LUK ll. 12. FCA 12. Basketball 9. U, 12 (Capra 12). Softball 11. FieW Hockey II. 12. Track 12. Inrra murals 9. 10. II. 12 Bl'RSON. PENNY C.AA 9. 10. II. 12. ftp Oub9; Spanish Club II. LUK II. 12; AFS 12. FCA 12 Biv krthall 9. 10. II. 12 (Captain 12); Track II, 12. fieW Hockey II. 12. Softball II. 12; Intramuralv 9. 10. II 12 Bl RT. BARB Pep Club 9. GAA 9. Cheerleader 9.10, Ch«r9. LUK 10. II. 12. APS 11. 12. YIG BUTLER DEBBIE ftp C lub 9. GAA 9. Ski Club ll. French Club 11 BUTLER. CANDlLEE GAA 9. II. 12. Ftp Club -a. AFS II. 12. French National Honor Society 10. II, 12. National Honor Society II. 12 (Vice Prev II). Bavin hall 9. II. 12. Softball 9. Intramunlv 9. II. Ememblr 9. Band 9.10. II. 12. Stage Band 9. Girls Glee 12 BUTTERS. BRUCE ( ro� v C.ountry 9. 10.11,12, Track 9. 10, II. 12; Basketball 10. Intramuralv Rav kctball 9. II BUTTERS. CHARLES Wrestling 9. Intramural Bavketbill io. ll. 12 BYRD. JODY S GAA ■ . Spanish Cub 9. Dram . Awn 10; FTA II. AES 12 Home Ec Club(ProM2 CAHILL. PAT Basketball 9. 10, ll . Football 12 Sk, Club 11,12 CALDWELL JAMES (Jim, Fowbill 9. 10. II. 12. Baseball 9. 10. II. 12; Basketball (Inrral 10, It. 12. FCA 10.11. 12. YIG 12 CAMERON. ANDREW I Andy I Soccer (Imra 9. io. Soecer Tram 11. 12. Photography 10 CAMPBELL. CINDY ftp Club 9. LaCrowe Nan enn 11. French Club 11 LUK 11 C APRETTA. C.RAIG Nki Club 10. II. 12. Tennn 9 10. II. Golf 9. Bwkerhall 10. II. Chocr 9. 10. II. 12. I GWCIub9.10.ll CARIETT1. CATHY GAA 9, GW Club 9. 10 COE fl Hiune Fa Club (Sec Treat 112 CARLSON. SANDRA (Sandy i' GAA 9. AES U. 12 Natiorul Honor Sonet) II. 12. YIG; Chou 9. 10. Girls EntemUr 10 IMjW_____ CARMF.LL CAVIN Football 9.10 ( ARR, KITSY ftr Club 9. GAA 9. Owwr 9. ID. II. LUK 10. Buddv Qub II. Spinach CJub II. Dni! Team 10. Antiphons 11 CARSON, MARCIA ftp c lub 9 CASIX)RPH. COLLEEN C.AA 9. French Club 10. LUK 10; AES 12. YIG CEDERQUIST, JAN Pep C lub 9. 10 U’.OAAy. 10. AFS 12. LUK 10l , • C ENU, ANDRFA C.AA 9. Chocr 9. Ski dub 10. II. LUK 10. II. 12. ftp Club 12 CHAMBERLAIN. SAM Soccer 9. Band 9.10. II. 12 CHAPMAN. SUSAN C.AA • . 10. Bavketbill 9. LL’K 10. II. 12. AFS 12.GWC lub 10 CHAPMAN. MARTI C.AA ) (Officer). LUK 10, ll. 12. t lierrleader 9. 10. Stuilent Council 9. Guv Tm Hirer 11. Swam Timer II. Head Timer 12 OIK KLES. ELAINE GAA 9. to Sk.Clubil ® French Club II. 12. Home Ec Club 12 CHOP! Bl TSY GAA •). 10. LUK 10. II. 12. Ghe C lob O. 10. ftp Club 9. French Club 10. II, 12 Ski C lub 10. II. 12. Buyde Club II. Concert Chou 10. French National Honor Society II. 12 CHRISTIANSON. KEITH National Honor Vwtn 11. 12 CLARK. CAROLYN C.AA 9. II. 12 (Publicity Hra.ll. Ski Club 10. Sdtball Manager II Vollryull 11.12. Girlv Trainer 12 ■ ■ i I ARK. JOHN Swim Team ii. |2. Water Polo (Inna) 11.12. UAGuard 11. 12 t LEARY, COLLEEN C.AA ). 10. II. 12. FrenchOub 10. LUK 10 CLUTTER. CHARLES Latin Club 10. II. Literary Magazine II. 12. Bud.lv C lub 12 COU IAURI N GAA 9.10. II. 12. Pep Club v. Dr. matu Avv'n 10. II. Intramuralv 9. 10. II. 12, Swim Team 11. Basketball Managrt 12. Volleyball Manage’ COLETT1. HOB Fwxball • . 10. 12. Wrestling 9. IjC rot ye 11. 12. Basketball (Intral 10, II. 12. YIG SENIORS IV. COLOS1MO. DANTE Basketball 9. JO. II 12 (Cap lain 9.10.12) CONPAR. HETSY PepClub 9. LUK 10. II. 12; Dra main A � 'n 10. II. AFS 10, II, 12, Girl Track 10 COON. DAVID Foocbill9. Wreuling9 COPELAND. CHRISTINE (Oinwar) GAA 9. II. 12; Bicycle Club II, Spanish Niiumil Honor Somov II. 12 (Vice President 12). Field Hotkey II, 12. Intramu riU 11 CORBETT. LARRY Baieball 9. Basketball I Intra) 10. 12. Athngtonian II, 12 CORNETET. JANE GAA 9. G.tli Glee 9. II. Choir 10, II. 12. Ensemble ll. 12; Dramatic An'n II. Ann phony 12 CORSON. DAVID Sk. Club 10. II. 12. Imb Club 12, Intrimurali - Sorter 11.12. Basketball II COUUNG. CAROL Girl Tenm IO. II. 12. Band 9. . 10. II. 12, Orchestra 9. 11 . GAA 10, II COX, JIM Bin-! 9. 10. II. 12. Orchestra 9. 10. 11. 12. Stage HandO. 11.12 CRAWFORD. TIM Basketball (Intral 9.10 CROSBY. MEG GAA.y, Ski Club 10. II. 12. Fremh Club 10. II. AFS 12 CROSS, JENNIFER ftp Club 9; Curb Glee 9. 10. II 12. Drimiti,- Ass'n 10,11; Srudem Council 9 CRUM. KELLY GAA 9. Ski Club 10. 11. Cheer 9. 10. 11, 12. Ensemble9. 10.11; YIG. leader Club 10 DALE. KENDRA GAA 10.11 Pep Club 12. Ski dub 12, Student Council 10. II. Volleyball (Intra) 10.' Track Timer 10 DANE. JEFF WARLtO D'ANGl LO, TIM Sorter Tn Captain) 11. 12 DANNfcON, DEAN Ski Club 12. Intramural Fooc bill 9. Bukrtball 12 DARLEY. C 1IERYI. Future Metbol (arte. Club 10. II, 12 (Sr� III. French Club 10. r. S 12. Spanish Qub 12. In The Know (Alt ) 12 DAVENPORT. JAMES A Go Club ll. 12. Mathe mjtiril Game Club 12 DeCESARO. LINDA (Scitetiryl GAA 9. 10. ll. 12 (Vue Pro 91. Pep Club 9. 12 President), LUK 10. 11, 12. Bivkctbill 9. Softhill 10. Truk II. Mit Maid IllliOmir 12. Flomccotning Queen Dr MOTT. PAUL Ski Club 11.12 DcMOTT. PETI R Photography 10. Quill ind Scndl II. Arlinginman II. 12 DrPALMO, JEFF Dramatic A� � ;n 10. II. I?’ FAC 10. 11. 12 iPfttll U). Basketball 9. Foocbill 9. 10. TiackV. 10. 111 ? Sor,er II. 12. Bitkrthill 10. 12 rBrantral DcWEESJEFF Choir 9. Bov Glee ui DAVIS. JANF Homecoming Court. GAA 9 DICKSON. HILARY AFS 12. Photography Club 12. French Club 12; IXamaoc Ati'n 12 DILENSC HNEIDER. JOHN Chet Club 10. Linn Club 10. FCA ll. 12. Spimth Club II. Leiden Club 12. Nitionil Honor Society 11. 12. Spinnh Nitiotul Honor Society II, 12. Boys' Stite Advisory Boird (Co Chiirman); YIG. Cross Country 9. 10. II. 12 (Cape 9). Trick 9. 10. II. 12. Basketball 10. II. 12 (Intril. Atlingtoman 11.12 (Co-Editor 12) DILLON, BRETT Ski Club 11. AFS 12 DILLON. CHRIS Spimth Club 9. 10. 11. Football 9. Trick9,10, II. IXT Bicketbill (Intn) 9.10 DINGEE. ANN GAA 9. Pep Club 9. Frenc h Club 10. AFS (2 DOERING. DAVID Bind 9. 10. II. 12. Orchestra 9. 12. Trick 9. Water Polo 10 IXMJGHFRTY. SHARON GAA 9. 10. II. ftp Club 9. LUK 9. AFS 12 DOYLE. ELIZABETH TF.RFSA Pep Club 9.12 (Officer 91. GAA 9. 10; Swimming 10. Choir 9. French Club 10. II. LUK 10. II. 12. French Ninoni! Honor Sot icr 10, 11.12 DUNCAN. BOB Bind 9. 10. II. 12. Choir 9. Royc Glee 9 DUNN. SONDKA Spanish Club 10. Ski Uub 10. GAA 9. 10. Intrimurilr 10. Spimch Ninonil Honor Society 12 EARLY. Mil HI I I Student i ouncil 9. GAA 9. Ski Club 10. II. Ften.li (luh 10. II. LUK 10. II. French Ninonil Honor Society 10 EDDY. CAROL GAA 10, Inrnmuul' ELLIS. SUSAN GAA (Officer) 9.10. AFS )0.12 EMERY, DAVID Student Council 9. 10 (Vice Pm 9). Ski Club 10. ll. LUK 12, Choir 9. 10. 11. 12. Ememble 9. 10. II. 12. Boy Glee 9. Hirhrnhup Quirtet 9. It). II. 12 ERSING. STEVE Crcm Country 9. II. 12 (Ciptiin 9. 12). Soccer 9. Track 9.10. II. 12 (Cipenn9). YIG 12 FALKF.NBACH. PAUL Linn lO. ||. 12. Baceball 9. Bicketbill (Intra)9.10.12 FANTA. TOM Rut .in Club9.10.11,12. Track 9. 10. II FAVRET.JUDY Chocr9.10. GAA 9.10. II. 12. Ten m 10.11.12. Ski Club 11. Leiden Club 12 FEIDNER. TERRI Pep Qub9. Chocr 9. LUK 10. ll. Mu Mud 10. Slu Club 11. GAA 9.10. Li Crone Scit (Pretident) ll. 12 FENNER. BARB GAA 9. Ptp Club • . 12. Ski Club 10. LUK 10. II. 12. Leader Club (Officer) 11. 12; AFS II. 12. FTA 11. 12. Girl Gke 9. Cheat 10. II. 12. Ensemble 11.12 FF.NNER. JANET M GAA 9. Ski Club 10. Dramati. Club 10 FERRIS, Jl.'MF Pep Club 9, 12. Dramatic A � 'n 10. 11 LUK 10. II. 12. Ski Club II. 12. Student Council 11. 12; Leader Club 12. Swimming 10. II. Tenm II. 12; Softhill 10. GAA 9. 10. II. La Crunc Scat II. 12. W YIG. Choir 9,10 F1GUOLA. LEE GAA y. |0. Ll 'K 10.11. Sk. Club 10. 11. Student Council 9 RNEUliMARGHFR1TA ANN GAA 9. Ptp Club 9. 12. YIG. Ememble 12. Buddy Club |o. LUK 10. 12. Spanish Club 11 FI NO. IDMA GAA 9. 10. LUK 10. II. 12. French Club 10. National Honor Sonet ll. 12; Trick • . |0. Qat Secretary 9. Cheerlcider 9. II. 12; Gymnastics 10. Cheat 9.10. II. 12. Antiphony l II FI SI HER. DIANE BETH GAA9. Pep Club 9. French (dub 10. II. LUK 10, HI 12. French Nidcmil Hcmor Society 10.11. GuJi Gke 9.10 FISCHER. JAN .AA 9;ftp Club9. LUK 10. Volley-bill 9.10. Swimming •� . io IISCHLR. SHARON GAA 9. 10. II. LUK 12. Pep Club 9.12. Track 9, Girl Glee 9 FIANIGAN KAREN GAA 9. Ptp I lub 9. Bind 9. io, 11.12. French Club 10. AFS 11.12 FORRY. MIKE Che � Club 10. II. Mathematical ( ime ( lub 12. Go Club 12, Orchestra 9. Choir 9 F )X. ED Student Council 9. Tenm 9. 10. II. 12. Soccer 10. 12. YIG 12. On Treasurer 10. Leader (.lub Id. II. 12. AFS 10.11. Rutcun Club 10. II FRA E, DEBBIE GAA 9, � Yp luh 9. Choir 9. 10; Dramatic A Mxuiion 10. 11, Stroller 12 FRI DA. RICK Basketball 9. 10; Bicketbill (Intril II. 12 FRISBEE, ALAN G AV Stage Crew 9 FROST. ROBIN GAA 9.10. Ptp Club9. Ski Club 10. 11.12 Intramural VoJIevbill 9. YIG FURBEE. MARY ANN GAA 9. Ptp C� ub9; Cb ar 9. 10. Ememble 9,10. Doll Team II GABEL. PAM Choir 9. Girl Gke 10. (.AA 9. IYP (lub 9. 12. French Club 10. LUK 10. ll. 12. AFS 12. FTA II GABFR. MARI Cm Country 9. So. tec 10. II. 12; Student Council 10. II. 12. Student cm the Hoard of Education 12. WAR1 10. AFS II. FTA 11. Ski Uub 11. 12 Basketball (Ituia) 10. II. 12 GALLOWAY. TAMMY ftp Club •). GAA 9. io. ll. 12. French Club 10. LUK 10. Ski Club 12 National Honor Society II. 12. Volleyball 10. 11.12 GAI.LIR I. Ell f N Pep (lub ■ (.AA 9 Gymnast (Intril 11. YU.. LUK 12 GARDNER. ELIZABETH A ftp Club 9. French Club 9, 11 GAA 9. 10. LUK II, Medical Careet Club 12 GARDNER. STEVE Clan Vtcc President 9. Baiebill •), io. Wrestling' . Socett 10. II. 12. Ski Club. Bi� ket ball llnira) II GASBARRO. NIKKI (.AA 9. LUK 9. 12. COE 12. Ski Club 12 C.FEK.i IIARLES YIG; Latin Club 11 GEER RICHARD Football 9. Water Polo 10, Choir 9. Bn Gke 9. Photography Club 10. 11. Student Council 12. YIG GEEIRING. RICHARD Human Club 9. 10. II. 12. Ratibill 9. Track9. Bi ketball I Intral 10. 11 GF.LLES.JEFF Russian Qub9, io. II. I2.(ni( lub II. 12 (Vice Prc II); Baroque (.lub II. 12. Slu Club 9, 10. II, 12. In the Know Team 12 GEMIENHARDT. RICK Baseball 10. Basketball (Intra) 9.10.11.12 GERLACH. SCOTT Ski CJub 10. II. 12. Fvthall 9. IO, II. 12. Bicker ball 9. Bi ebill 9. La Crocce II l-a (dense I Intra) 9. Buketbill I Intra) 10. II. 12 GEPFERT. CINDY SUE GAA 9.10.11.12. Ptp CJub 9.12. UJK 10. II. 12. AFS 12. Track II; YIG GIBB. LAURA GAA 9. 10. II, 12. National Honor Society 11. 12. YIG. Ba� ketball 9. II. 12;,Volleyball (Intra) 9. Band 9. Or he rra9 -A GIBBS. BF.TH ftp Club 12. LUK io. ll. 12. GAA 9. 10. II. 12. Swim Timer II. 12. Ski (lub 10. II. 12. Tenm II, 12. Gymnauict 12. Track II Buddy Club io. YIG GIHEAUT, JAMES Dramatic Ass'n 10, 11, Forenuc league 10. litmClub 10. 11. Stage Crew 12 ill JOHNS. JOHN Spanish CJub 9. Torch 9 Sneer 10. Lj Om e GILBERT. KAREN Russian ( lub 9. 10. 11. GAA 9 Band 9 GILBERT. STEVEN J F™tball 9. 10. II. 12 Wre tling9. 10. YIG. Stroller II. 12. Buckeye IV y� ' State Rep . National Honor Society 11. 12. French National Honor Society II. 12 (Vue Pte 12) GILL, DAVE Spam h National Honot Society 10, II (Vue Pte ) 12. Natiorul Honor Sc icty II. 12. Band 9.10. II. 12. Orcheytra 9.12 GILMORE. TERRY La Cro� e 9. 10. II. OUCaprain 12). Track9. Buketbill 9. Badcetball (Intra) 10. II GINTHFR. GARY Football 9. 10, II. 12. BMkctb.ll 9. 10. 11.12. Ba cball9. 10. II. l2.Ch� r9. 10. II. 12. Fmembk9. Bo Gke9. 10. Annpbom ll.Stmlkr 12 J GIROD. TRACEY GAA 9. 10; FTA II. 12. Spams). Club 10. Photography Club 10. Choct 9. 10 GOLF.MAN. JANE Pep CJub v (Pte idcnt . LUK 10. 11. 12; Torch 9. 10. French National Honor Society 11.12. National Honor Society 11, 12. GAA 9 (Trra yuret), Volleyball (Intra) 9. Sneer (Intral 9. Sdtball (Intral 9. Choir 9. 10. II. 12 (Se 10). iTrta 12). Gymnastic 10. Muomtc 10. II. 12. Stolkr II. 12. YIG GOLDSCHMIDT. CHRIS Cbe� � Club II GOLDSBFRRY, MARK Aviation Hub • . 12 (Preu dent 12). Sudcnt Council Wrolling 9. Track 10. National Forenuc League 12 iPtrudcm 12); YIG • GOLTHWAITE. DAVE Fmrball 9.10.11. 12. Wrcv tlmg 9, S� er (Intta) 12. Oioir9, 10. II. 12. Barber shop Quatvci 'i, to. ll. |2. Ski ( lub 10. II. 12 (Pm 121 GCRdDELL, ROBIN Forenuc Club 10. ll Track • Golf 10. II. Basketball (Inin) II (■ IRDON, MIKI French CJub 12; (io Club 12 (-OSS. DIANNE Leader Club 12. Buddy Club II Student Council 9. 12 (Vnr Pit 9|. Scdihall 11. 12. ftp Club9. 12. YIG 12 GOTTWALl). LISA Basketball 9. Band9. 10.12 GRANT. JIM Spanish Club 9. Photo Club IO Rickr-t ball (Intra) 10. YIG 12; WARL 12 GREEN. BOBBY La Cro � e II. 12 (Captain 12). Fiothail 9. 10. II. 12, Basketball (Intral 10. French National Honor Sccicty II. 12. YIG 12, Wrestling9, Tenm 9 GREGORY. ROD FoothaU9.10. II. 12. Wrr.tl.ng 9. 10. Basketball (Intral 12 GRIFFIN. MARK WARL 12. Photograph Club 12 (Treasurer) GROSSMAN. NANCY Spanish Club 10. Chotr 12. GAA 11. Volleyball (Intra 1 10 GRUEMER, RUTH Glee Club 9.10.11 GLITCHES. JENNY GAA 9. 10; ftp Club 9. 12. Sk. Club 10.11.12 SENIORS- U HADDAD. CAROLYN GAA 9. Pep Club 9. 12. Ski Qub 10, 11. 12. Student Council 9 (Secretary). YIG La Omk Statistician 11.12 HADDOX. CRAIG A Wrestling 9. Tenmi 9,11,12. YIG (Co-Chairman,. National Honor Society 11. 12. Spanish Honor Society It, 12. Ski Qub 10, 12. Choi Club 10. ll, FCA 12. Basketball (Intra) 12 HADLEY, EUSABETH Per Club 9. 12. GAA 9 Track Situ moan 9. 10. II, AFS 10. Bodds Qub 10. LUK 10.11.12. French Club 10.11.12 (President 12) HAGANS. JAMES Track 9 HAILEY. SUE Choir 9. 10. Drill Tom 11. 12. L� Crime Statistician 11,12 HALAS.SUZANNE GAA 9. FTA II. AFS 11.12 HALL. CLAY W Baikethall (Inin) 9. 10. II. 12. Band 11 HALL DAVID L Photography Qub 10. II. Track 9. 10. II. 12. Band 9.10 HALL DAWN EUSE Girli Gler 9.10.11 HALL JACKSON Football 9.10.11. 12. Ski Qub 10. 11. 12, Wrestling 9. Band 9; Orchestra 9. Stage Band 9. Water Polo 10 HALL JENNIFER GAA 9. 10 (Officer 9). Pep Qub 9. 12. LUK 10. 11. 12. Ski Qub 10. Student Council 12. Dnll Team 10. II. Strolleti 11. 12. Leaden Qub 11.12 HAMILTON. CHARLOTTE GAA 9 (Officer). Ski Qub 10.Cheerleader 9.10,11.12; Swimmmg9 HAMILTON. VIVIAN JANE Pep Club 9. 12. GAA 9. 10. II, 12; LUK 10. II, 12. AFS 12. Mat Maidi 11. 12 (Vice Prey ). Gymnastics 10.12. Track 11. Ski Oub 10,11.12 HAMPARIAN. DON Nomever 10, II. 12. Plxxog raphy Club 11 (Treasurer) HANSON. CATHERINE Pep Oub 9; GAA 9. 10. ll. French Qub 10. II; Ski Oub 10. II. 12. AFS 12. Future Medical Careen Qub 12. French National Honor Society 12 HANSON. REX National Honor Society ll. 12. French Honor Society 10. Tenni 9. Tenon (Intra) 10. II. Band9. Orchestra 9. In the Know Team 12. Chew Qub 10. II (Secretary Treasurer 11). ('President 12); Russian Qub 10. II. 12; Baroque Mime Club 11 HARDY. ROB FCA 10. II. 12. Clayt Preside™ 9. Football 9. Baiketball 9. 10. II. 12. Golf 9. 10. II. 12. Soccer Oub 12 HARRIS. CANDY Glee 9. Pep Qub 9. Ski Club 10. 11. LUK 10.11. Swimming 10. II.GAA9,10. II HARRUP. STEVE French Qub 9. Spanish Qub II. Track9. II. 12. BaikeiKill (Intra) 10 HATHAWAY. MARK WARL 12 HANCOCK. RICK Dramatic Association 9. II 12. Russian Qub 9. 10. 12. Ski Club 12, Student Council (Ttray ) 9 HANES. JAY M Russian Club 9. 10. Band 9. 10. II.- 12. AFS 12; YIG. Photography Club (President) 10. II HATCHETT. BECKE Latin Club 9.10 HAUEISEN. RUTH Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Girh Glee 9. 10.12. Pep Club9. GAA 9.10 HAVENS. JAMIE Football 9. Track 9. 10. 11. 12. CroyyCountry 10, It. 12. Basketball (Intra) II HAYNES. ELIZA GAA 9. 10. ll. LUK 10. II 12. Pep Qub 10. 12. Dramatic Association 10. 12. Ski Club 10. II. 12 (Treasurer ll) Swim Timer 13. Swim Team 10 HFER, DAN Russian Qub 9, 10; National Honnc Society 11. Soccet 11.12. Baiketball (Intra) 10. II. 12 HENDF.RLICH, NANCY Pep Chib 9. GAA ■� . Band 9. 10. II. 12. YIG. AFS 12. LUK 10. II. 12; Backet ball (Intra) 9 HENNEY. CHRISTINA A GAA 9. 10. Pep Qub 9. AFS 12. Track9;Choir9.10. ll. 12, Entemblr 12 HENRY. LAURIE GAA 9. 10. II. 12; fYp Club 9. LUK 10. COE 12 Volley-ball 10.11,12 HENRY. MARK Spanish deb 10 HENSLEY. NANCY Pep (Jub 9. 12; GAA 9.10; Ski Oub 10. ll. 12. LUK 10.11.U: HERMINGHAUSEN. SARA GAA 9. 10 LUK 10. II. 12. Ski Club 10. 12. Cheerleader 9. Girls Slate Reprt tentative HEYDINGER. LAURA GAA 9.10. LUK 10. II. 12. Pep Qub 9.12. AFS II HILLIGOSS. MARK Wreathng9,10, Auditorium Crew 9.10.11,12 HILSMAN. LESLIE Pep Qub 9. GAA 9. LUK 10 HINTON. VIRGINIA L Ptp Club 9. 10. II. 12. GAA 9. 10. 11. French Qub 9. Ski Qub 9. 10. 11.12; AFS 12.Cheetleader9. II, 12. Gymnastic 10. Choir 9 HILTABIDDLE. CINDY GAA 9. Russian Oub 9. 10. II, Pep Qub 9. Buddy Qub 10. Mat Maid II. LUK 12 HOAG. WESLEY Baiketball 9. 10, II. 12. Student Council 9. 11. Football 9. Bayehall 9. Goll 10. II. 12; FCA 9 HOBSON. TF.D Wreeling 9.10.11.12 (Captain 12) Golf 9.10. II. 12; Football 9. AFS II. Leader Club 12 HOERLE, CHRISTOPHER PAUL Chou 10.11, 12 HOFFMAN. KAREN GAA 9. 10. 12. Glee Qub 9. 10. LUK 10. 11. 12. Baiketball (Intra) 9. Drill Team 11.12 HOFFMAN, TOM F Spannh Club 10. Photography Qub 10. II. 12 (Tteayurer 12). Ij Crowe II. 12. Ten ni� 9 HOLLADAY Baiketball (Intra) 10,11 HOLLADAY. CHARLIE Football 9. Baiketball 9. 10. Basketball (Intra) II. !2.CheiiQub II. 12 HOLLIS. JOHN Ski Club 10.11.12. Spanish Club 11 HOLLOWAY. BRYAN Sk. Club 10. II. 12. Spanish Qub 10. II. 12; Spanish Honoc Society 11,12 HOOD. SUSAN Ski Club 11,12 HORN. JUDITH L French Oub 11. Mathematical Game Club 12. In tbe Know Team 12, French National Honor Society 10. II. 12. National Honor Society 11. 12. Band 9.10.11.12 HOUGHTON. LAURA Pep Club 9. GAA 9. LUK 10. ll, 12; AFS 12. Volleyball 'Intra) 9. Bowling (Intra) 9. Glee Qub9 HOWARD. DEBBIE GAA 9. Glee Club 10.11. AFS 12. Bowlmg (Intra) 9. Chou 12 HUFF. GINA GAA 9. Pep Qub 9. LUK II, 12 AFS 12. Ski Qub 11 HUGHES. BARB GAA 9. La Ctosse Statistician II, Mat Maid 12. AFS 10. II. I2.0 o� r9.10 HUMPHREY. CHRIS GAA 9.10 HUNT. JAYNE GAA 9.10 HURLEY. NANCY GAA 9 HYATT.JEFF Track9. II. Football 12 HYATT. LYNEE Band 9. 10. II. 12. NHS II. 12. Spanish National Honors II. 12. Norwester 12, Honors Banquet, lacrosse II; Folk Diming 12. Drama. Folk Dancing 12. Pep Qub 9. Glee Club 9. Ncwipa per Staff 9. GAA 9 INGLFR. CINDY GAA 9.11 JACKSON. STEVE Wrestling 9. 10. Basketball 9. Football 9.10.11. Soccer 9.10 (Intramural ) JACOB. LES Spanish 12. LUK JACOBS. JIN1 YIG JAC HY. TOM Cross Country 9. 11. Wrestling 9.10. 11. 12. Track 9. YIG 12. SC JEFFRIES. JIM Cross Country 9. ll. Baskethall 9. Tnuk 9. 10, II; Swimmuyg 11, 12 (Captain 12). Ba krtball 11 (Intra), Junto 11.12 JENKINS, HELEN GAA 9 (Bowlin Head); Girh Glee 9. Ll’K 10. 11. 12, Ski Club 11. lJ; Pep Club o 12. la Crosse Statistician 12, Bowling 9. Softball 9. Soccer 9. Baskethall 9; Volleyball 9 (Intramural ) JENKINS. JULIE GAA 9. 10. II. 12 (Volleyball Head) 9; Girh Glee 9, PepCIubO. 12; LUK 10. II. 12 (Of I net II). Ski Club II 12 (Secretary Treasurer 12), Traik Statistician It), Snhhall 9, Biskrtball 9. Ttack II. 12. Tennis 12; Senior ( lass Treasurer, flasket hill 9. Bowling 9. Scfthall 9. Soccer 9. Volleyball 9. II Tennis ll (intramural ). Buddy Club 10. FTA II JENKINS. RIC Football 9. 10. Baseball 9, It), Wtes-fling 9 JENNINGS. JULIE AFS 9. 10. Sk. lub 9. 10. It, Norweurr 12. Prp Club 9. GAA 9. 10, Cterman Oub 10. National Honor Society 11 Swim Tuner II JOHNSON. BRYAN Ski Qub II. Football 9.10. II. 12. Wrestling9. Tennis9.10, II, Basketball (Intra)9 JOHNSON. CYNTHIA Spanish Club9 JONES. CINDY Pep Oub 9. 12. Girh Glee 9. GAA 9. LUK 10. II. 12. AFS 11. Ska Qub II. Mat Maad 11 JONES. DA VF. Football 9. Basketball 9. 10.12 (Intra). Arlingtonun JONES. FRED Baiketball9. to. ll. 12 (Intra) JONES. RICK Basketball 11.12 (Intra) JOURNELL. JOHN Track 10. Latin Club 10 JUDY. BARB GAA 9. 10. II. 12. Track 11. 12, fcp Qub 9. 12; Choir 9. Dramatit Association 9. LUK 10, 11. 12 (President 10). French Qub 10.12, FTA II,So Club 11; Mat Maids 12. AFS 12 KABLE. JANA AFS 11. 12 (Set 12). FTA II. 12 (Treai 12). GAA 9. Spanish Club 10, fYp Qub 12. LUK 10. 11,12. Choir 9.10.12. Ensemble (Girls) 10. 12 KAELBUNG. MIKE Chew Club 10. II. 12 KALAN. SABRINA GleeQub9.12. Bowling ilntra 9. Chou 9. LUK 10. II. 12 (Vice Pm 12). BudS Qub 11. Pep Club 12 KAUCK. SHAWN Intramural • Soccer 9. IOl Basket ball 9. 10. Volleyball 9.10. Tennis 9.10. Softball 9.10. Band 11.12. LUK 12. Dramatic A � 'n 12 KANATAS. MARY BETH Pey Qub 9. LUK 10 II. 12; French Qub 10. AFS 12, Ski Qub 12; Fretsth National Fiunor Society 10. II. 12. Band 9.10.11,12. Orchestra 12 KAO, SLLFEI Science Oub 9. Baroque Muiu Club 10. Intramurali Tenru 9. 10. 12. Swimming 9. 10. 12. Medical Carre i- Qub 12 KARG. SUE Prp Qub 9. Leaden Club 10. II. 12. Buddy Oub 10. Ski Oub 11.12. GAA9 KEITZ, DALE Football 9. 10. II. 12. Baiketball 9. a Baseball 9. IO, II, Basketball (Intra) 10. II. 12 KELLER. KAREN GAA 9. 10. 11. Ptp dub 9 (Porgl; Chairman), Class Treasurer 9. Student Council 10.11, 12 (Pres 12). French National Honor Society 10. II. 12. National Honor Society 11,12 KELLOUGH. UZ. GAA 9. 10. LUK 10. 11. 12. lea ers Qub 12. Ski Club 12. Basketball (Intra) 9 Clan President 11. Student Council 12 KEMP, t AROL GAA 9. Girls Glee 10. Ptp Club 12. Dramatic Ass'n ll; Girls Track 10. II. 12. La Dtotl Statisticians II KENNEDY. PEGGY GAA 9. 10. Pep Qub 9. 12. Ah'S 11. 12. LUK 10.11. 12. Slu Qub II KIGHT. LINDA Prp Club 9. GAA 9. 10. LUK 10. French Qub 10. Choir 9. 10. tiler Chib 10 Band 9. 10. II. 12 (Tira 12). Student Council 9 KIMBALL JENNY GAA o. in KINSEY. BETH GAA 9. Ll K 10. Track (Girh) II KNAPP. SHAWN GAA 9. 10. II. 12; Prp Cli 9. LUK 10. II. 12 FTA II. 12. French Oub 10. Volley ball (Intra) 10 KNILANS. TIM Latin Club 9. W. II. GO Club 12. YIG. Chou 9. 10. II. 12. Glee Club 9.10. It. Mad -manca) Ciamrs Oub 12 KNISLEY. DOUG Football 9. 10. ll. 12. Basketball 9.10. Basrhall9.10. II. 12. Basketball (Intra) 11.12 KOEHL. MARY GAA 9. LUK 10. II. 12, Basketball 9. Intramural Softball 9. Baskethall 9 KOENIG. LISA Pep (Tub9. Hand9.10. 11.12 K( 1 LARITSCH. PAUL Che Qub 9. 10. II. Chou 9. Ememhle 9. Basketball (Intra) 9.10. II. 12 KOTTMAN. JANET GAA 9. io. II. 12. French Oub • . 10. LUK 10. Sk. Club II. 12. AFS 12. Girls Track 10. 11. 12. YIG. French National Honor Severs t 11,12. National Honor Society 11,12 KRAUSE, DOUG Tennis (Intra) 10. II. Chess Ob 10. Go Club 11 KRAWCZYK.JANE Flench Club 12 KRAUSE. MARCIA Gul Basketball 9. lncnmurab Traik 9, Gymnastics II. Dramatic Ass'n II, French National Honor Society II. 12 KRE1NBIHL. JOHN Basketball 9. Trick 9. Intrant-ralt Volley hill 9. Basketball 10. II, t2. Fssvhill II KRAUSE. SCOTT Sk. Club 10.11.12. Track9. fccr ball 9. Intramurals Basketball 10, ll, 12. BwlinaV, SENIORS'I4S Volleyball 9 KUEBLER, KRIS U Ctmit Statistician 11 LARKINS. KATHY GAA 9. Pep Club 9. Band 9. 10. II, 12, Girls Glee Qub9; Choir 10,12; Antiphony 10, 11. 12, YIG, Softball? Intramurah LARMEE. KENT Student Council 9, Band 9. 10, II. 12 (Set 12) 1.ARNED. DEE DEE Softball 9, Basketball 9, Tennis 10; Soccer II. Ski Club 10. It. Intramural Track 10. Soccer 10 LAVER. CHRISTIAN E AFS 10. II. Dramatic Ass'n 10. II, 12. Student Council 11. 12; Football 9. Wtn tlmg 9. Football 10. Basketball II Intramurah LEGETTE.JAN GAA 9. Choit 9. Band 9. 10. II. 12. Orchestra 9 LEITER. KAREN PepClub9.GAA 9. LUK 10 LEMLEY GAA 9. 10. Glee Club 9. Pep Club 9; LUK 10.11; AFS II. 12. FTA II. l2.GoClub 12 LEONTIS. ARTEMIS Dramatic Ass'n 10. Focensu Au'n 10. AFS II, 12. Leaders Club 11, 12. Pep Club 12. FCA 12. National Honor Society 11. 12. Spanish National Honor Society II. 12. YIG. Choir II, 12. Buckeye Girls’ State. Norwestcr LEWIS. CINDY Pep Club 9; Glee Club 9. 10. II. 12. FTA 11. 12. GAA 9.10. II. 12. Volleyball 12, Band 9. 10. II. 12 LEWIS. GEORGE M Football 9. 10. 11. 12 (Captam 12). Wrestling 9, 10, 11. Soccer 9 Intramurah. Bas ketball9.10. II - Intramurah, Watet Pblo9 LEWIS. STUART APS 11 LILLY. SCOTT Sk. Club 9. 10. II. 12; AFS 10. II. 12. Leader Club 10. II. 12. Soccer . 10. II. 12. Baseball 9.10. 12. Intramurah - Basketball . 10. II. 12. Choir 9. 10, II. 12. YIG. Ensemble 10. II. Student Council 10. II. 12 UNI), BRUCE Soccer9 LISHF.ID. DEBBIE M GAA 9. LUK 10. II. 12. AFS 12; Pep Club 9. 12 LIU, ISABEL Dramatic Ass’n 10, II. Drill Team 10. LUK II. 12. Haroqur Mum Club 11. Forensic League 12 (Treat); Arlingtisman 12. Gi Club II. Quill and Scroll II. 12; National Honor Society II, 12. Perspective 11,12 LOCKE, MARGARET GAA 9. 10. French Club 10. PepClub 10 IXX KLIN. BARBARA Choir 9 Band II. 12 SAG H , Orchestra9, 10 Dramatu Ass’n 10, II, LatiriClub Hi LONG. LINDSEY Glee Club 9. 10. GAA « . PepClub 9. AFS 12. FTA 12 LOONEY. MARK K Track 9 LOVELESS. LESLIE K Ski Club 9.10.11,12; Spaniel. Club9.10. LUK 10. II.GAA9.10 LORENZ. KATHY GAA V. 10. II. 12 (Sportshrad 10. 11). Pep Club9. Sk. Club 10,12; AFS 12; FCA 12. Basketball 9. 10. II. 12 (Captain 9). Field Hotkey 10. 11. 12. Sol (ball 10. II. Volk-,hill II. 12. Intramurah Softball 9. Bowlmg9. 10. II. 12, Volleyball 11,12 LOVENSHIMER. BOB Tra.k 9. 10, 11. 12 (Captain 12). Crocs Country 9. 10. II. 12; Basketball 10. Intra murals Basketball II LOY, NANCY GAA 9. 10. LUK 12. Pep Club 9. 12. French National Honor Society II. 12. Choir 9. IQ. II, 12. Ensemble II. 12. Band') LEWIS.JEFF Track 9. Football lit, II. 12. La Crosse9 • Intramurah LUCAS. ELIZABETH Char 9.10.11.12 MacEWAN. MOLLY Pep Club 9. 12. LUK 11. 12; GAA 9. 10, 11. Swim Team 10. 11, Boys Swim Team 12. Drill Team II. 12. Swim Timers Ass'n 10. II. 12 (Head Timet 12) MAHRENHOLZ. JANET GAA 9. 10. II. 12. LUK 10. II, 12, Char 9. 10. Gtth Ensemble 9. 10. Girls Swim Team 10. II. Dnll Team II. 12. Swim Timer 12 MAISENHAt HER. GREGG Linn f lub 10. II. 12. Wrestling?, Football9, 10 MARANTZ. ALEC French National Honor Society 10. II, 12. Go Club II Vi«e Prr� I 12 (Pres ). Bins que Music Club II. 12 |Prt� 12), Russian Club?. |0. I). 12 (Pres II). Perspectives II, 12. Mathematical Games Club 12. Soccer 9 MARTIN. TINA Spanish National Honor Society 10. 11.12. National Honor Society II. 12 Band1), 10. II, l2.Char9 MASER CHRISTY GAA 9 (Officer); LUK II. 12. Spanish Club 10, 11. Strollers 12. Chou 9, 10. 12. Ensemble 9.10; Girls Glee 9.11. Buddy Club 11, FTA 12. YIG MASON. TOM Ski Club 10.11. Football 9,10. 11.12. Track 9; Wrestling ■ . Intramurah Basketball 9. 10. 11.12. Volleyball 9 MASSAR MELISSA GAA 9 lOff.tcr), II. 12. Ski Club II. 12, LUK II. 12. Leaders Club 12. French Club II; YIG. Buddy Club II Fccld Hixkry 12. L. Crosse Stats 12. Pep Club 9. 12 MASSENELU. MARIANNE GAA 9. French Club 9. 10 MATTHEWS. KAREN French Club 9. LUK 10. 11. 12. GAA 9.10. Student Council 9, Dramatic Ass'n 12. Softball 9; Volley hall 9 MAULL SARAH Chou 9. 10,11.12; GAA 9. AFS 10. 12. FTA II MAYHOOD. CLAY Soccer 9. 10. II 12 Intramurah. Basketball 10. II. Soccer 9. 10. II. 12 McCABE. ROBERT (Tex) Ski Club 11. Student Council 9. Football 9. 10. II, 12. Wrestling 9. Intra murals 9 MtCLORY. KELLY GAA 9.10. Girls Diving Team McCOLLOUGH. MIKE Student Council 9. Atl.ngtr man Staff 12 McCOMBS, TIMOTHY Rucsian Club 9. 10. II. 12, Track 9. 10. II. 12. Cross Country 9. 10. II, 12 (Captain 12). Intramurah Basketball II McCreary. Barbara c ftp Club 9.10. gaa 9, It). II. 12, LUK 10. II. 12. Glee Club 9. Spanish .Club 10 Basket hall 9. 10. 12. Softball 9. Swimming 10. Field Hockey 12. Choir 9. 10. II. 12. Ensemble?. 10; Intramurah Sacer 9. Volleyball 12 McCULLOCH, CHIP FTA 12 McDONALD. SCOTT Ctom Country 9. 12. Basket hall 9. Track 9. 10. II. 12 (Opeain 9); Swimming 10. 11, 12 (Captam 12) McGHEE. ROB Tennis9.10. II. 12 McMahon. GREGG Band?. I0. ll. 12. Bicycling Club 11.12, Mathematical Games Club 12 McKEh, DAVE Basketball 9; Baseball 9.10. Football 10, 11,12; Intramurah - Basketball 10. II. 12 McKINNEY. CINDY ftp Club 9. Char 9. 10. ll. 12, GAA 9. 10. II. LUK 10. II. 12. AFS II. 12. Ensemble 9. 10, 11. 12; Swim Timers Assn 10. II. Tennis II. Swimming II. Intrarnuiah Volleyball 9. 10. II. Basketball? McLANE, ANN GAA 9. 10. ll. 12 (Officer 12). Choir 9. 10. 11. 12. Pep Club 9, 12. Cheerleader 9. Buddy Club 10 LUK 10. It. ]2(Offucr 111. Ski Club 10. II.AFS 10. II. 12.French Club 10. II. L� Crosse Stan 11.12. Leaden Glib 12; Mai Maid 12, N-xwestn Gymnastics 10,11.12 (Captain 12). YIG. Intramurah Volleyball 10. Gymnastics 10.11. 12 McLaughlin, terri Spanish ciub 9. 10. Gui Glee Club 9.1 UK 10,11 McMICHAEL, TOM Cho.ro. ll. 12. BsnsGlee ll. c McNAMARA. PAT Chess Club 10. II. 12 (Vice Pres I. In the Know Team 12 Mi WILLIAMS. DEBBIE Ski Club 10. 11. 12. Spanish Club 10. II. 12;GAA9.10. II. 12 MENDIQNO. CYNTHIA Hume Ec Club 12. LUK 11. AFS II. 12, Quill ami Sroll 11. 12 .Treas 121. Atlingnmian 12 MFKt HANT. LINDA Gymnastics?. ll Ban.!'). 10. 11. I2.0tshrs«ra9. 10.11,12 Ml SEC. SLISAN GAA 9. IO. Student Council 9. Cheetleailing � . 10. II. 12. LUK 10. AFS II. 12 Ihi mood Dolls II. 12. ftp Cluh 9. 12. Swimming Team 12. Field Huskey II. YIG MENt), FRED Basketball 9. 10 • Intramurah. Basketball 11,12 Ml ELY MARK Swimming 10. 11. 12 (Captain 12). l!ppct Atlington Guard 11.12 MILLER. CATHY Pep Club 9. 12 (V.cc Ptes 9). Girls Glee 9. Buddy Club 10, LUK 10, II. 12, National Honor Society 10. II, 12. C.AA 9, 10, Track Stats 9. Li Crosse Stan 9. SloClub 11,12 MILLER. JUDY GAA 9, to. II. 12; FCA 12. French National Honot Society II. 12. National Honor Sou Cty 11, 12, Basketball 9. 12; Softball 10. II Field Hotkey II. 12, VollevbaJI 11. 12 MILLER, KATHRYN GAA 9, ll. Ptp Cub 9. 12, Dramatu Ass'n 10, LUK 10, II, FTA ll. 12 (Vice Pres 12) MILLER LEE Bens Glee Club 9. Ml II. 12. Spanish Club 10. YIG Mayor, Football 9. Li Crosse ||, 12. FCA 10. 11. 12, Char 9. 10, II, 12. Intramurah Wattr ftsks 10,11. Basketball 10. 12. Faithall II MILLER, MARTHA Ptp Cluh 9. 12, Traik Stats • . GAA 9. LUK 10. II. 12. FTA II, Swim Timers Ass'n II MILLION. MARJY Ptp Club 9. 12; LUK 10. II, 12. Hu.il t lub to. AES 10. II. 12. French Club 10, II. Hs.ydc t lub 10. Ski Club 10. 11.12. FTA 11. GAA 9. 10. 11 (Of liter 9). Oieetleader 9. Choir 9. Intramural Golf 11 MILLIKAN. JAN Ftp dub 9. 12. GAA 9. LUK 10. 11. 12. Norwestcr AFS 11. Mat Maids 12 MINOR. AMY GAA 9. Hep Club 9. 12. Choir V. Cheerleader 9. Intramural Golf II; Ski Cluh 10. II. 12. LUK 10. II. AFS II. FTA 11 MINUTILU. JAMES B Spanish Club 11. 12. Fremh Club 11.12. Spanish National Honor Society 12 MITCHELL, MARK Student Council 9 (President), Football?. 10, 11. 12. Wtesthng9.10. II, 12. Track?. La Crosse 9 MITCHELL ROBERT Glee Club 11.12. Char 9. m 11, 12. Band 9. 10. II MONAHAN, KIM FTA II.; DE 12 (Pres ). Home Ec Club 12 MOONE. MARTHA Girls C.ler (dub 9. GAA 9. 10. LUK 10. II, 12. FTA 11. 12 (l trs 121 MOOR. ELLEN Orchestra 9. 10. II. 12 (Pres 9. Vue Pte 12). German Club 10. National Honor Sixicty 10, II. Swim Team 10. Gymnastics Intramutih 9. Volleyball 9. Ch.nr 9. 10. 11.12 MOORE. CAROL French Club 9. 10. II. 12. Dra mam Ass'n II, Glee Club 10. II, 12. Choir 9. National Honot Society II. 12. Ftcoth National Honor Society lo, ll. 12. Band 9 M(X)REHF.AD MARK FCA 10. Student G .mol 11. 12. Football 9. 10. II. 12. Traik?. 10, II, 12. Intramu rah Basketball 12 MORGAN. ERIC Football 9. Basketball 9. Ni.rwe.trt (Editor).Jr St GaOuirman MORSE. BRUCE Foothill «a. io. Wrestling 9, in, 11. 12. Intramurah - Basketball 10 MOUNTS. NANCY Glee Club 9. 10. LI'K 10. II. 12. Flench Club 10. II. l.AA 9. 10. II. 12 (Offuci 121, Mat Maul 12, French Naixxtal Hoax Smrty II. 12. AFS 12. Ski Club II MURPHY. MARK Choir 9. 10. II. 12 Inscmblr « . 10. II; Slu Club 10, 11, 12 T It. Wrestling 10. Intra murals HasketKall 10. II. 12 MURRAY. EILEEN Balds Club 10. LUK 11. AFS 12 NALL NANCY Russian Club 9. WARE TV NELSON. SUE GAA 9. ftp Club 9. LUK II. 12. Ski Cub II. AFS 12 NENTWICH. TERRY GAA • . 10. Char 9. 10. II. 12. fnx-mMr lo. II. 12. LUK 10. II. 12. Slot lub 10. IU Dramatu Ass'n 10. II. 12. Frenih Club 10. ftp ( lub 12, Anupb.my 10,11. 12 OAKLEY. TOM FTA 9. 10. ll. Cserman Cub 9. 10 I Treas 9), Latin Club 9.10. Ski Club 11 AFS 11.12 OLSON, JOE Football 9. 10. II. 12. Student t anvil 9. IO, ll, 12 (Tte-as 12). Track 9. Basketball 9. Vue President Jr Class. Intramurah - Basketball II YIG La Crosse ll. 12. V oe Pres Sr Class. Norweuer OLSSt N. THOMAS Forensu League 10. AFS 12 OSHAUGHNESSY. JERRY Faxball?. 10.11, Track 9,10.12. Basketball Intramurah 10 OUIMET.JEANIE French CJob9. Hind 9.10.11 OURANT. KIM Pep Club9. GAA 9. French Club IO. 11. Frcruh Natx.mil Honor Society 10. II 12, FTA 11. Baroque Music Club 11. Mathematical Games SENIORS 1 9 dub 12. Gtrh Glee dub 12. Band 9. 10.11. 12. Nor-wow. ftnpcoivo 12. Y1G PALMER. USA GAA 9. 10. Buddy dub It. Leaders dub 11. 12. AFS 12. Volleyball I Intra) 9 PARFENCHUK. RICHARD (Rack) Football 9. 10. 11. 12 (Captain 91. Baseball 9.10. II. 12. Basketball9. Basketball 10.11.12 (Intra). Pbyg-ftwji (Intra) PARK. KENNETH W (Kenny) Leaders Club 10.11. 12. AFS II; National Honor Society 11. 12. Student Council 10. II (Vice Pres 111. Soccer 9. 10. II, 12 (Captain 121. Tennis 9. Basketball (Intra) II. 12. Ping-ftxtg ilntnl 11.12 PARSONS. DFBI GAA 9. Earth Action dub 11. Ruv nan dub f PETTIT. BOB Football 9 PFARR. TON! GAA 9. 10. 11. French dub 10. II, LUK 10. II. AFS II. 12 (Vice Pres 12); French National Hanot Society 10. II. 12. National Honor Society 11.12, Majorette 10. II. 12 (Golden Girl 12 PICKETT. TOM Stage Crew 9.10,11.12. Chou 9.10. 11.12 PICKETT. TRACY GAA 9 (Officer 9). Chou 9. 10. 12. Drill Team 10. II. 12. Spanish Club 10. LUK 10. It, Mat Maid II, 12 P1PF.R.OUVA Ptp dub 9. LUK 10. Band II. 12 PLAHUTA. TRISHA GAA 9. Girt Glee dub 9. Slu dub 12. YIG PUTEAU. STEVE Band 9. Foremto League 10. 11. 12 POETH. CAROL Track 9; Soccer (Intral 10. Onhct tra 9.10 PONCE. FERANDO AFS 12. Soccer 12 PONCE. ROBERTO L AFS 12 POTTER. ERNIE Football 9. 10. II. 12. Wrestling 9. 10. II. 12. Track 9.10.11.12 POWELL ROGER Soccer 10. Band9.10. II. 12 PROND. LOREL Drill Team 10. II. 12. Choir 9. 10. FTA 11. Spanish Club II. 12. Spanith National Honor Society 11.12 PULTZ, PATTY GAA 9, ftp dub 9. Dramatic A iso-nation 10; Glee Club 10,1-atin Club 10. 11. Ski Club 10; AFS 12; LUK 11.12 PURCELL SARA Pep dub 9. 12. LUK 10. II, Stu dent Council 9; Girl Ememhle 10 QUILUN. DAVE Wrestling 9. 10. Track 9. Backet ball (Into) 9.10. II QUINSY. BILL Football 9. 10. 11. 12, Soccer 9. Bas ketball (Intra) 10. FCA 10. II; Dramatic Alienation 10,11.12. AFS 10. YIG RADER. CAROL GAA 9. 10. II. 12. AFS 12. Glee Club9. Pep Club9. Ski Club 12. Field Hockey II. 12; tnrramurab • Volleyball 9. 10. 12. Bowling9. 10. II, 12, Gymnastics 11, Choir 10,12 RADER. SUSAN GAA 9. 10. II. 12. AFS 12. French National Honor Society II. 12. Field Hockey 12, Intramuralv Volleyhill 9. 10. 12. Bowling 9. 10. 12. Baikctball 9. Glee Club RANKIN. DAN Ska Club 12. Football 9. Intramural • Baikethall 9.10. II. 12. Volleyball 9.10,12 RAPP.JOHN Wreiiling9.10. II. 12. Soccer9 RAYO. PEGGY GAA 9. II. 12. Pep dub 9. LUK II Gymnastics II, l2;GymnaitKi (Intra) 10. II. 12 REED. JON Slu dub 11. Football 9. Golf 9. 10. it 12. Basketball 10, Basketball 1 Irnra 1 11,12 REITTER, TAMMY GAA 9. Pep dub 9. 12. LUK 10. II, 12 (Treasurer 10). Track II; Homenwung Coon RF.NNECKF.R. BARB Dramatic Association 9. 10. 11. 12. Pep dub 9.12. Slu Club 10. AFS 11. 12. LUK 12. lntramurali • Gymnastics9. Swimming9, Track 9, Track Timer 12 REN NOE, WENDY GAA 9. 10. II. 12 (Officer 12). French Club 10. Dramatic Association 10. LUK 10, II, 12. Pep Club 12. Track Sou 9, Tennis II. 12 Softball II, Drill Team 12 RENSP1E, KEN Golf 10. II, 12. Badcctball 1 Intral 10.11.12 RICHARDSON. KERRI GAA 9.10. Prp Jub9.12. Choir 9.10. II. LUK 10. II. 12; Buddi Club 10. FTA II RICHARDSON,JON Wrestling 9 Band 9.10.11.12 RICHISON. JAMES Latin Club9. 10; Baiketball (Intra) II, YIG RIFS, MARY ANN Ruium CJub9.10. II. 12 ROBINSON. LYNNE GAA 9 ROLLINS. SUE Pep Club 9. Norwcttcr. GAA 9. French dub 10. AFS 11, 12 (Treasurer 12). LUK II. 12. French National Honor Society 10. II. 12. National Honor Society II, 12. Band9.10. II. 12 RORAPAUGH. BRtXIKS Choir 9. YIG. Intramu ril� - Football 11; Basketball 11 ROOF. CHERYL S Prp dub 9. GAA 9. 10. French Club 10. LUK II. 12. Chou 9.Gymnastic II ROSS. JUD Russian dub 9. 10. II. Wrestling 9. IO. 11, 12 (Captacn 12). Crocs Country 9. Choir 9. 10. Ensemble 9. Buckeye Boys’ State Representative. Ftucball (Intra 11); YIG ROSS. SUSAN GAA 9. Volleyhill 9.10 ROSSEL DEBORAH L (Debbie) GAA 9. 10. Pfcp Club9. 12; Slu Club 10. II. 12. LUK 10. II. 12. Swim Timers Association 10. Swimming 10. II. l-i Crosse Stats 12 ROUDA, LESLIE Slu dub 10. II. UJK 10. II. 12. GAA 9. Drill Team 10. II. 12 ROWLEY. FRANCES K (K.m) Ss.imm.ng 9. Span ishdubl0.ll.sk. Club 11. 12. LUK 12. ftp dub 12 RYAN. KIM Pep dub 9. GAA 9. 10. Spaiuih dub 10. Dramatic Association 10. It. 12, LUK 10, II. 12 RUMM. PETER Latin dub 10, 11. Dramatic Assaaa turn 12, Ski dub 12; YIG. Basketball (Intra) 9 RUSSELL LAURIE E Ptp Hub 9. 12. C.AA 9. LUK 10. 11, 12. La Crane Stats 11. 12. Student Council 9 iTicacutcf). Buddy dub 10. Ski dub 10,11. 12 RUSSELL ROBIN GAA 9. Diamine Club 9. 10; G� mnasiics9.10. SkiingChoir o. 10 RYAN. PETE Football 9.10.11.12. Li Crone 11.12. Bavkrthall (Intra)9.10.12 SAMPSON. RUTHANN Prp Club 9. GAA 9. 10 SANDEFUR. DF.BBIE GAA 9. 10. Ptp Club 9. 12; LUK 10,11. Drill Team 10. II. 12 (Tteacurer) SAUFR.CHRISTINE Ftenchdub II. 12; Intra Volleyball 9; Choir 9.10 SAYLOR,CATHY AFS 12. ftpCJub 12. LUK 12 SAYWARD, BF.TH GAA 9. Pep Club 9. AFS 12. Volleyball 9. Soccer 9 SAYWARD. TFRRI GAA 9. ftp Club 9. Volleyball 9. Gymnastics 9. Soccer 9. AFS 12 SCHAER. BRUCE WARI. 12 SCHAFFNER. SALLY L GAA 9. 10. II. 12. Pep dub 9. 12. Ski dub 10, Drama dub 10. Ll’K 10. 11. 12 (TreasurerI YIG. La Crosse Stat 12. Cross Country Vat 12. Mat Maui 12. Soccer Basket 12 V HMIDT. GEORG ANNE LUK 12, AFS 12 SCHMIDT, MIKE Leaden dub 10. II 12 Student Council 9.10, Advisory Boatd 12, Basketball 9. Soccer 12. Intra Football II. Basketball9.10. II SCHNEIDER. KARL Football 9.10. La Crone 10. II. 12. Basketball Intra 10. Football II. JA 12: YIG !2 SCHOENSTEIN. JOE Chets dub 0. Environment Oub 9 SCHWARTZ. STEVE Boys Glee 9. 10. II. U. YIG. Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12. Basketball 9. 10, Football 9. lntramurali Football 9. 10. Basketball II, 12. Hand ball 10. Ping ftwg 10 SCOTT. KATHY Cheerleader 9, ftp lub 9. Russian Club9.10, II; Mat Maid II. Buddy dub 10 SEQl’IN. MATT Football 9; Srxcrr lo. ta Crosse io, 11. 12 SEI-BY. KIT Pcpdub9.12. AFSI0. Dramao. IQ. 11 Glee Gob9 (Secretary). Doll Team 10 Inttamurals Volleyball 9. 10. Badminton 11. Solihull-! I SENN. JOHN F. Latin Oub 10. II. Cross Country 9; Track9,12 Bond9.10. II. 12 NHARY.CARA Buddy Club II, Volleyball 10 SHEPARD. STEVEN P Photog.sphv Club Io. II (Vice Presulrnt): Muscling dub 10; Intra Water Polo. Sound fcss SHEW ALTER. FIXES’ C.AA y. 10. II. LUK If. 12. Bu idy dub 11. Track Timer 10. ftp Club 9, 12. Ten nit 10,11. Basketball 9 SHOCKY ROBIN GAA 9. IO. U K HY 11.12. Span .sh Club 10. Sk. Club II SIDDALL KATHY Pep Club 9. Baikethall 9, GAA 9. 10. II. 12. Dramatic Association 10. 11. LUK II. l2.Skadubll.l2 SILLINS. MICHAEL doss President 9 SIMS MARK Track 9. Wrestling 10. II, 12 FCA 11. 12. Spanith National Honor Society 12 SINGER. DEBRA Dramatic Club 10.11. 12. FTA 12. Swim Team 11 SISSON. ROBIN Band 9. Orchestra 9. French Oob 10. AFS 12 SLADE. MARK Wrestling 9. 10. Football 9. Intra Basketball 11,12 SLEETH. TERRY GAA 9. Glee dub 9. 10. Mat Maids 11.12 (Secretary ). AFS 12. LUK 12 SLYH. SUSAN M GAA 9. 10. II. 12. Spanish Oh 10. II. 12, Buddy Club II, 12. Spanish Honor Sonny 12. Intra • Soccer 9. Volleyball 9. Softball 9. Tcnru� 9 SMALLEY. DAVE Football 9. II. Basketball 9. M Traik 9. 10, II. Cross Gentry 10. Swimming 9. 10. 11. 12. Baikethall II, Student Council 10 SMALLWOOD. MARY CAROL Dramatic Assccu lion 9, Band 10. II SMILEY. LYNN Spanish Club9. LUK II. 12. ARU j SMITH. DON Chets dub 9.10. Fi.xhalJ 9 SMITH. KAREN S Spanish Club 10. 11. 12 iPw dent). LUK 10. GAA. Dramatics Ass’n 10. Spani Honor Society II. 12. National Honor Society II, 12. | Quill and Scroll 10, II. 12 (President). Ailingicnun SMITH. LAWRENCE W Track 9. Soccer 10. 12. 4 Intra - Sweet II. 12 SMURR, STEVE Buddy Club 10. 11. 12. Spanish Oah 11. AFS 11.12 1 President 1. FTA 11. Giee Club 10 SOLOMON IDES. DREW Band 9. 10. II. 12. Foot i ball 9. Latin Club 10. 11.12. Sk. Club 11.12 SOULEN. STEV Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12. Foothall 9. 1 Socict 12. Track 12 SPITZ. JAN GAA 9 Chou 9. Ptp Oub 9. Gke Ch I 10 SPROUSE. CYNDY Band 9. 10. 11. 12. AFS 11.12. f FTA II STAKFR. SCOTT FCA 11. 12. Fonchall 9.10. II. 12. , Baseball (Capt ) 9. 10. II. 12. Basketball9;Intra• Bc« ketball 10. 11. 12 STAIXARD, ALLISON Glee dub 9. in. ftp Oub ij 12. GAA 9. 10. II. UA Guard 10. LUK 10. II. 12. ■ Diamond Doll II. 12. Ska dub II. Intra Softball .,:! Swim Team 10. UA S im Timers Ass'n 10 STARBL’CK. DAVE Intra La Craise9. Football 11 STENTZ. GARY YIG. Ski Club 10. II. 12. Batch 9.10. Fwxboll 9. II. 12 Wrestlings) STOCKTON. KELLIE L Ptp Club 9. Girls Gkt 1. 10. II. Band9.10. II, 12; LUK 10 STONE. Kl.M GAA 9. 10. 11, 12 1 Pres ); Frciv h QiA 10. II. LUK 10. II. 12. Frmih Nai Harot Ifl. II. 12 (Sec ). Nat'l Honor Society 11.12.StudP « - sincil 10.12 (Sec ) Basketball 10. II. 12 9. V.-’leyball 10. 11. 12; Intamurah % 10. If. Yljj N«� ester . ST )NE. MARK Basketball 9. 10. II. ftwhaU 9 ketball 11.12. Intramurals STOREY. JODI LUK II ■sTOIT. DEBBIE GAA 9. Band 9. i U. 10. French Club 10. VICA 12 (Sot) ST( M T. KATHY ftr (Tub 9j Glee Club. lilK II- 12 La Crowe Stat II. Orchestra9,10 STRADER. PATTY GAA 9; U K II Sw.r Inttamurals 10. 11. 12 STUDEBAKER. LIBBY C.AA 9. Choir 9.10. blr 9. Leader Club 10. II. 12 M BLETT. MARIN FootbJ 9. 0, It. 12. D Croc It. 12 (Captain). Intra - IVi l thall II. 12. Lai ' Stat SUN HERMAN. CHRISTY GAA •� . 10. II. dub 10. lhamitM Acc’n II SULZMAN. (.RFC. National Honor Soon,ij SUTHERLAND. ROSS Temu 9. Namwil 5 Honor Society 10.12. French Honor Sextets SYIJEBFC K NANCY Spanish dub 9. 10. LUK AFS 12; YIG. GAA9.10. It. 12 SZE. GEORGY Football 9. Baseball 9. Imri B� « hall. Tennis 12 TABOR. JON ljun ft ) Football 9 SENIORS IX) TAGGART. ANDY Focj Kkll 10. 12. Ski Club 10. 11. 12 TATE. SAl.LY Dramatic A � 'n II. 12. AFS 12. Ski Club 10.11.12. GAA 9,10 TAYLOR. DAN Football � . 10. Wrrulin v. Inin Batkethall 10.11.12 TAYLOR. SKEETSIE Pep Club 9. 12 (Seeiraiy 12). Girl Gke 9. LUK 10. 11. 12. GAA 9. 10. Tuck Star 9. La twur Seal 11.12. YIG. Leaden lub 12 TAYIX1R. STEVE Skj Club 10. 11 TF.NUTA. JONATHAN G Football 9. 10. II. 12; Batketball 9. Intra Batketball 10, II. 12 THATCHER, CRAIG French National Honor Society 11. 12 THOMAS. BEVERLY French National Honor Soci Civ 10. II. 12 THOMAS. DAVE Ski Club 9. 10. Track 9. Intra Football. Track 9. Band 9.10.11,12 THOMPSON. LAURA Hep Club 9. GAA 9. 10. It 12. Track Timer 9; Girl Track 10, II. 12. AFS 12. LUK 10, 12, Intramurali Hockey 9. Softball 9. Vol leyball 9. Mixed En emblc 10. Choir 11,12 T1MBFRLAKE, MARK Latin Club 10. 11; AFS 12. Band9.10. II. 12 THOMPSON. TAMMY Pep I lub 9. 10. 12 (Prc 1 Glee Club 9. Choir 9.10.11.12. Student C.,uikiI9.10 (Pre 91. leaden Club 11, 12 )Pre� ), BudeivCIub 10. LUK 10.11. 12. AFS II. 12; GAA 9. 10. II (Officer 91. YIG (Parry Chairman). Norwcuct; Diamond Doll 11. Ski Club 10.11. ll.LaCnrtC II.12 (Pre i TIMMONS. FRANK C Dramatic A«’n 9.10. II. 12 (Vice Pre ); YIG. Student Council 9. II. Narwc tct Choir 9.10, 11.12. Ememblc 9, 10. II. 12. Antiphony 10. II, 12 TlNGLhY. WILLIAM D Swimming 9. 10. 11. FCA 11,12 TRABUE. JEFF Sk. Club 10. II (Pro ); YIG; toot ball 9. Golf 9, 10, II. 12; Intra — Baikrtbill 10, II. 12. Intra Football 10 TRABUE. TT.D Football 9. to. Track 9. 10 (Capraini. LaCroxcc II, 12; Intra • Backctball 11,12 TUBECE TIM Ski Club 10. II. 12 (Vhc PtcudcnO. Leaden Club U. 12 Chou 9. 10,11. 12. Wre t!ing9 TREJO. TIM Soccer 9. Crux Country 9. 10. Intra Baikctball 10.12. YIG TRIPP. STAN trader Club 10. 11. 12. Football 9.10. Bitketbal! 10,11. YIG TUR F. SHELLEY GAA 9. 10, 11. Pep Club 9. Baxke: ball 9, LUK II. Ski Club II. 12. FCA 12. Dramatic Ann II, 12 TURRbLL. BETSY GAA 9. 10. II. 12. LUK 10. 11. 12. PrpCIub?, 12. French Club 9, 12. French National Honor Society 10, 11. 12. National Honor Society 11..12; Softball 9. II. Track 10. Reid Hrvkcv 11. 12. Track T.mcn 9. Volleyball It. YIG. Nonce- . ter- Orchestra 9, Band 9 Tl)K KELL. TODD Wre tl� ng9.10.11.12 TUTTLE, NANC1 Pep Qub 9.12; Student Cc-uncl • GAA 9. AFS 10, II, Dramatic A 'n 10. Ll K 10. II. 12 (Treacutet 11). Ski Club II, 12. YIG. Leaden Qub 12. FT A 12 VALENTINO. JOE Chou 9. 10. II. i; (Pre 12). trader Qub 10. II. 12. FCA 10. II. 12. Glee ( lub lo 12. AFS 12. Football 9. 10. II. 12. Track 9. 10. II. 12. Backet ball i Intra) 9. 10. YIG 12 VALT7L DARLA GAA 9. 10. Ski ( iuh 10. 11. LUK 11,12 VANCE. CATHY GAA 9. 10. 11. 12 Pep Club 9. 12; Cheerleader 9. Ll:K 10. II. 12, S im Timer 12. Track 10.11.12 VAN FOSSF.N. BOB VICA Qub 12 VAUGHN. RtXlfcR Foothill 9. 10. 11.12. Wreuling 9; La Crm e 11,12. YIG 12; Bivketball (Intra! 10. 11. 12 VISINT1NE. BARB Ftp Club 9. Girl Glee Club 9. GAA 9. Drill Team 9.10.11,12 (Capt 12). LUK 12 i VOSS. JODI Ku iian Qub 9. 10. GAA. Field Hockey 12;Onrhe tra9.10.ll.l2 WAGGONER. CAROL LUK 12 WAGONER. SUSAN Ptp Qub 9. Spanuh ( lub 10; LUK 10. II. 12. Drama Qub 10. 11. 12. GAA u , Glee Club 9.10.11.12; Cher 10.12. Emcmblc 10, II. 12. Antiphon) 12 WAI.IX). KIM IVp Club 9. 12 (Se 9). GAA 9 (Se� .|, Chou 9. 10, 11. Ememblc 9. 10, YIG I.’. ( la Sec II. Advitory Baud 12. Ski Club 11. AIS 11 WALKER. TODD U Onwe 10. II. 12 (Capt 12) Bnkctbill (Intra) 10, II. 12 WALL. WENDY GAA 9 (Officer). Softball «i (Intra); Backctball 9 (Intra); Volleyball 10 |Intra). Badminton 11 (Intra), Track 10. 11. 12. Fiench National Honor Society 11.12. French Qub 12 WAI.LAR. SUSAN GAA 9. French ( lub 10. It. AFS i. Choir 9, 10,11, 12 WALTERS. DAVF FCA 12. Football 9. Socccf 11.12. Basketball (Intra) 9,10 WAITERS. MARK Swimming 10. II. 12 Hand 10. H. 12 WEALS, Rl( K French National Honor Sexier 10. Stage Crew 11 WEBER. SHARON Ptp (.lub 9. Cub Glee Qub 9. GAA 9. LUK 10. 12. Spanish Club 10. II. AFS 12. FT A 12 WF.BNER. BOB Quill ami Scroll 10. II. 12 iTrea ). Arlingroman 11.12 (Editor 12) WEI .ENECKFR, STEVE Soccer9 WELSH, SUE Choir 9. LUK lO. II. 12 AF 10. II. 12. Budd Qub 10 WFSTRA. RLTH GAA 9. lo. II. 12; I UK IQ. 11 Pep Club 12, ( l jir 10. 11.12. Entemble 10 WICKERHAM. CAROL GAA 9. Pep Club 9. 12 Drill Team I0y II; 0 r 10. YIG 12 leadrr Qub 12. LUK 10.11.12 (pre 12). U Crowe St at 12 WIDEMAN. MFRRIL GAA 9. Pep Club 9. VICA I?. Photo Club lo. II. Admgtunian II. 12 Nutie Clubl0.ll Wl(.INGTON. 1JNDA Pep Club9. Girl Gltr ( lub 9. GAA 9. Rutuan Club 11.12. AFS 12 WILLIAMS. JEFF Band 11.12 WILLOUGHBY.JOE Band9. 10. II 12 WARL II. 12 WILSON JIM Ski (lob II. 12. WrrxtlmgO WILSON. NANO' Norwcucr l� . AFS 12. GAA 9. 10. II. 12. LUK 10. II. 12 (Sc 12). Swim Tram 10. 11. Track 10. II. 12. Leaden Club 12. Pep Qub 12. Choir 9. UA Guard 10. II. 12. Track Timer II. Swim Timer 11.12 WINCHESTER. JANEL Npanuh Club 9. it). Hand 9. 10, II. 12; Volleyball II (Intra) WINSTEL MARK Football 9. ( he . Club lo. vPan i h Qub II. National Honor Society II. 12. Spamth Honor Sexirty II, 12 Badcethall (Intral 12 YIG Ca Chairman WING, PATTI' GAA 9. LUK 10. II. 12. Buddy Qub 10. Ski ( lub; COE 12 WISF-MAN. NANCY GAA 9.10 (Officer 9 . Backet full 9. 10. LUK 10. II. 12. Ski ( lub 10. II. COE 12. AFS lo. 11 WI1TFBORT TAMMY GAA 9. 10. French Club 10. LUK lo. Drill Team II. 12. Leader Qub II. 12 (See 12). French Nauonal Honor Sex ety 10, II, 12. National Honor Society II. 12. Spamth National Honor Society II, 12. YIG 12 WITTFK. MEUNDA GAA 9. Intramural 9. Chou 9,ll!K 10. II. 12, Dull Tram II. Ski Club II. 12 WOIFORD. BILL YIG 12; Football 9. 10. II. 12. Hate ball 9. 10. Lj (rente II, 12; Backrtball llntn) 10, It. 12 WRIGHT,CHERYL C.AA9.10.11. LUK 10. II. 12. Trac k 10.11. COE 12. Swim Team 10 WRIGHT. DtXJG Oreheura 9. 10. II. 12. Aikido Qub 10. II. 12. Band9 WlJKEiiC, GEORGE Soccer 9. 10. 11. 12. Batketball (Intra) 9. to. II. BiacbaJI iIntra) 9. 10; Water Poke (Intra) IO. II WYNNE. LISA GAA 9. LUK 10. II. 12 (Vne Pte 10) ; Mat Maid 10. II. 12 (Prrt 12); Cher 9. S A Cheerleader and Charter Member YARSKY, MARIANNE LUK 11.12. GAA 11. Intra murai Volleyball 9. 10. Softball 9. 10. Batketball 9. 11) YOUNG. BETTI- GAA •). 10. LUK 10. Choir 9. Dra main Act’n IO, French Qub 10 ZAHLER. MICHAEL Wtrulmg 9. Football 10. La Cruccc lntramural 9; La (nut II ZKHT. BOB YIG. Track 9.10. II. IfcCfott Counny 9.10. II. 12 Wreuling9 ZJSKA. ROBIN Span.ch (lub 10 II; LUK 12. GAA 9. 10. II. 12 (Officer It Vice Pre 12). Sofibal) 9. 10. 11, 12. Tcnni Team 10. II. 12. Volleiball 10. 11. 12. S� im Timer A «’n 10. Field Hockey || Z.UBFR. MARY GAA 9. Dramatic A t « 10. 11. LUK 10. 11,12, Mat Maub l2;Ux� i 9 SENIORS 1M VkV A Class With Spirit Sarah Hadley (above) and Tom Clark (bottom) show rot) kinds of Class Officers in a lighter moment (above) and more serious (below). CLOCKWISE; Dick Lombard, president. John Cunningham, vice-president; Linda Hall, secretary, Ann Ferris, treasurer JUNIORS 1W Jl NIORS PjuI Axkecman Km Aibtm Kim Adnon Mike Albcn Rex Alexander Jim Allen Kevin Alioll Carol Anion Patty Anderson Kxle Andrew John Anxted Janice Apel Bob Sorrel gets caught in the act of stashing SOMETHING in an adversary's locker t Goxfjtanne Apelian Joyce Ap-pleyjir Daxe Atmbtuvtet Dave Aihbtugh Pam Axhbx P ct Ashton Tom Atkins Dave Atkinson John Aitdet Mike Auketman Ross Bagby Rich Bannon Jertni Bate Joe Barnes Annette Basscn Arm Bates Chuck Baxley Chnt Bayer Sum Beall Debbie Bean Mike Becker Jeanette Behrendt Jane Bernard Michelle Bern Misty Berwaniter Petr Bible Laury Black Jud Blame Tom Blur Cindy Bloom Shcrxlinda Bloor Paine Bochmar? Jim Baser Par Boss' Jim Boruventuie Kathy Bone Rick Booeiictl Matt Boone ''ally Lippold enjoys a conversation in the Student Center II'NIORS iv. Dave Borcan Dunn Boetor Jell Bern Joe Bom Mary Bounclty Jenny Bowman Paul Boyer Kevin Boyne Ann Briuri Dive BrcwMrr Dime Brow hart Nanrv Brother Janet Brown Robert Bimit Earl Buchanan Jefl Buck Scott Bu. k Joteph E Bull Alice Bumnigh Linda Cambum Chn Cmnell Claire Carlcton Debbie Catleni Erie Car I von Sue Harris takes time to smile for the camera Kan Carr Craig Catdorph John Cavey Mark Ccoitti Lynn Ccdcn{unt Mirk Chamber Scott Chapman Erie Cherr ' Amy Chikotc I ive Chope Richard Cline cy Ellen Clark Mike Clark Paula Clark Tom Clark Mike Clean Alan Clocrn Brian C knave Mike Coatet Barb Coderre Bart Cohill Jane Collingv Betty Compvjn Kim Coon Troy Coon Joe) Cooper John Cooper Clark Coro Sue Corey Beth Cortdan Rick Cosun Cindy Cotter Tim Courli Dan Co Scott Cram JUNIORS 1 s Sephirv Cm� rll Jake Cnto Julie Crook Ku� Crum Norj Cvetri Lmn CodiiKce Cullinan Chntn Cunningham John Cunningham Bill Cuppy ti ret Cuftu Hirhie uiter IXikr Dahlen Peggy Dailey Judy Dine Doug Dirm Lyrxiy Dein Chn Dtrm Chm Dctfct Tuny DcLidunnc Dm Drip Dr Dcmtuki John DcPilmi Cindy I evine Pete Turrcll. Rob Humphrey. Dave Drees, Alex Lavalk. and two seemingly sunlcs wonders’’ await swimming class Mirk Devore Clurlntce De-wild Kobtn Dcwald John DeWitt Charlie Diknulmeider Cm Dill Kevin Dill Rnk Dody Pete Drake Shawn Dnpp Dive Dree Judy IJnchorvi Terry Dugger Jin Dumin Dennc Dupont Drhbrc IXivill Ellen P-iylcy Vivian Eienun Mike Eggcri Knen nil Jim Emanudion Sandy Eppr Carrie Eiroond Julie Evan JUNIORS l'n fcV—.-ly Fxehnle t Fj;k� i Fen con Fern� Filer r Ft he her Ftshcr • Flaherty Ficu her Fimhiman F n� Fry As tc H n dy Oar.l -r Man G«!hoolv IV o Gilmore Allm � G©Glm� Grej? Goldffaeoy Mary Gordon Min It Grant Mike Gray Debbie Revitzer. Sherry Pfcil. Sumc Segmillcr. and Patty Hoffman learn the proper tech-niquc� in exercising. JUNIORS Willum Green loan Gtiff inp mli Griffith Kithv Giiffiih Rirf Gnp� ho cr Robert Grogan I.m Gulker Katin Ci.itm.inn Mitch Gwtn Sarah Hadlee StaU Mid In Julie Higane Brian Hijcm Ronnie Hainee Mirk Hililemin Linda Hill Steer Hill Liu Himelburj: Sinh Himiltoo Flunc Hammon Robert Hanna wav Kathe Harrington Rill Him« Hally Harm Sue Him Kevin Hittett Thomae Hiutk Ami Hivtner Dive Hiwlc Jon Hrilei Kircn Heber Julie Hccktrun Mitk Hcd|te Tim Her' Scott Heffelfinprr Rill Hellrnd Julie Henman IXiuk Hen DRk HrrroM Brad Holer Mminnc Hceict Miry Hebei Mike Higbee Mirthi Hiroei Chetvl Hint Laura Hirrh Kenneth Hotfec Cindy Hoclxbcr Retev Hoffman Path Hoffman Ed Hofmann Ken Holcomb Hcv von two What’s up- JUNIORS ! . Belli Hoi Urn) Debt . Holler Boli Holloway J Mike Horn Jolm Home l-irn Honey Pant Home Don Howland Boh I lowjnl Jim Hnibevh Janet Hubhatd Dale Hmlvan Mark Hullct John Hull man Dune Muphr Debbie Humbenvao Rol Humphrry Karen llutiliko Claudia Minium Rovi Ixnvctta Vott Immcll Laurie Jackton Scoltjiilwn Jell Jnotw Kwn Jantewn Craigjrffrirv Dave Johnwi .lean Minum Weivlv John mo Jell Johnston laxicjolbel Haven Jonc« Raivl lone' Train Jones Kaye Kalei (ilen Kam Dave Karim Ken Karo Sharon Kam Sandy Kate Gary Keith l� rt£ Keith Holly Keller Jatkie Keller Jim Kellner l bbie Kempron Sutan Kennedy Denue Kan Denny Kerr Hoi lev Km Jane Kctchim lava K fxr IUNIORS loi Lr Kimo Tim Kime Donna Kirkham Dive Kirklev Meg Kirwin Jim Knab Henry Knopp Michele Kohrmann Julie Komir Erin Konneker Jim Kocunot Eii Kocienttene Lauri Krauie Ten Krepv John Kieur Keith Kncgcr Dive Knenvki Cathy Kuhn Bill Kwapm Vikki Linen Mire Lind Rick Line Laura Lin i Alan LaRochellc Doug Lach Jeff Laube Amy Laurence Keith Liu Ate lavilte Donna LeiMncr Jeff Leppert Sctxt Lewn Mindy Lifter Marianne Lilly Paul Linn Sally Lippolo Ed Liheid John Loechler Richard Lombard Janice Long Lon Lon g Pete Loscocco Wendy Lovelace Steve Loner Lauren Luba Jim Lucay Elaine Ly nch Libby Lynch Kathy Mack Tom Mac Wood Marky Mag hie David Mahaffey Mary Manittiy Steve Manning Donna Marakat Beth Marvalka Chrury Mary ha 11 JUNIORS''I6J Pauline Miibt Lisa Maxwell Tonya May Patti Mimlcm Kci in McCabe Tim MtCallcrty Dale McClinuxk Dune McCurdy IXmjc Mi Darnel Pain Me Dowell Nancy MiOuitc Kyle Metier Ma ibcih Mn kcluin Chmtina Miiklcniliirl Jayne Mile Mark Mathem Su ic Matthew Jetf McCall Enn MiEnicc Da nl M Naul Kirn Merchant Cathy Miller Garv Miller Kebexia Miller Boh Milli Dan M.nutilli Sue Mohar Earl Moore lanme Morita Daie Mortensen Will Mom Paula Mone Chuck Moulton Jay Moulton Carole Mwlgctt Jeanne Mml -ctt Clmx Mull.in Dave Murphy Mmv Myei Cliery I M rt Debbie Nay Chuck Nelson Joan Nemv l x� Nurenber Cindy Gibson. Nancy Nvc. and Julie Evans keep up the smiling ima«e JUNIORS |(it Juniors He Nancy Nyt Tracs O'Bncn Philip Offcnbac her Pam O'Ham Julie OKccic Pe yn O'Kelley Gary Oil x Pam OlUr Richard Omuhundro Madeline O’Neill VkIu Oni| Nano Palm Judy Pam Anita Parker Steve Parkv Bob Pamka Joe Payquarello (ieuff Patrick Lynn Patttwon Martha Paul Chris Deem and Elaine Hamman take a break from dancing to relax Frik Paulton Betsey Payne Kathy Fepke Jim Pepper Brim Prrera Paul Pesko Cathy Petersen Clift Peterson Gretchen Peterson Pam Pfeifer Sherry Pfeil Pella Phcne cr Dan Pickett Mike Plahuia Laura Plunkett Dena Pnlitcs Wendy Porterfield Sandy Post Thomas Porterfield Jeff Pountey Christina Posen mi re B.,the Powell Lucy Powell Chery l Powers JUNIORS 164 Jitterbug Jive SiC'tn Prue J R Prohjilu Elizabeth Pu � et Ed Query Rohert RjtkliM landi Rider Stephen Ralph Brixe Ranue Paul Ranvom David Rapp Mark; Kim he Kim Ra� k Sieve R� yo Debbie Real Suite Rchmi Mini Kemhin Scott Buck receives dancing instructions from Joe Gallagher Philip Rennet Surinnc Km Greg Rhine Don Ricpenhnlf Mike Rin Jim Rigjei Noteen Ripln Wevlo Ranh Mirk Robhmt Jime� Robcmnn Jim Robinson Brendi Rieder Sue Roc get Dim Rudmoic Den iic Silimin Vicki Sipp E� iex Siup Lyn Shier Edward Schmidt Pita Schmidt Shclv Schmidt Paul Schnevkr Miry Schotk'tf Pit Sehocnbun David Scholl C� ai! V hum her Suun Sc(jmi!!cf Dina Segni John Seiler I am Self SoMt Sep� v Julie Shxkclford Turn Shaikeltc-rd lid Shenek launc Shell Rick Sbcahin Gay SbcppelrTun Steve Shirk Sue Siholt John Strm Bruce Sinnine Amy Smith Carolyn Smith Duo: Smith BohSmvthe I ick Smytlic Doujt Snouffer Brad Solomon Jrff Sopp Suyi Soulen Valerie Sparkmar Michelle Spuer Cann Starr lVg£V Stofce Mike Stone Scott Stone Pam Strmc Mary Strouhe Tim Sulken Rom Sutherland Julie Sutphrn Sandy Sutton Nimy Talbert Bruce Talbott Nancy Tanguav Thornav Taylor Pam Teach Pinar Temirer Dm Tenney Ben Tcnuo Diane Ttvomay Paul Thomat Steve Tbomav Kit Thotnaivxi Tim Thompson Bren Throckmorton Colleen Timmmi Jon Tinsley Kevin Tokar Scott Hadley is enthused by class. JUNIORS'i«. Tina Tamblin Tim Trabue BruvC Tnpichom Candy Tripp Jack Trumball Pete Turrell Sandy Unik-r� i «l Ed I'tt Paul Vancouver Derek Van Rouen Tern Voijao Tod Vcrholl Jetty Vet Mulct Dance V'en Chm Vlahoc Patruc Vrvancky Jon Wagner Veronica Wagner Molly Walker IVggy Walker Diane Wallace Vicki Walter Sucic Walton Jane Warnc Cathy Webner Mitclicll Welch Jan Wei her her Don Wheeler barhata While IV h Whntenbaugh Jenniler Wnlncr Jim Wyytinc Larry Willielm Dan Wilhamc John Wilhamc Wendc Wilhamc Karen Wdcon Linda Wilcoo Sonde Wurebon Ann Woltnfd Greg Woleke ieorgia Wood Steve Wood Stephana Wi«_«l Dave W ...hard Stephanie Wright Kevin Wynne Kvle Yoder It MORS ItV Kick-Off Dinner — plans for the prom The junior class held its annual kick-off dinner for the prom in the cafeteria and as usual, the event was well attended. Committees for various projects were staffed by eager volunteers. the food was hungrily consumed. and the theme was uncovered. All of these doings occurred under the careful watch of Lyndv Dean and Dick Franklin, co-organizers of the prom. The big linc-up for food’ JUNIORS'IM Junior boy raise their glasses (paper cups) in a toast. Serve Yom Dave Youi g Jell Zahlcf Micky Amiioo Heth Arledfje M� ik Bateman Laura Bonnie Sc«i ColUm .foci Donakiyon Kim Ekejeren Duu Goldman Kell Grali Carol Hilnnon Jean Harpet Muhael Horn Kitty Keller William Kiny; Kira Kirk Rok Koccmcr lou Ann Liklidct Che Ik Lynn Rob Mw Vieki Misner Camille Moore Kathy Nippett Anne Papoi Del hie Re' itrcr Nora Rici June Rook Hill Scclhich Peggy Shalvoy Carol Sol lev Boli Sorrell Carl S« Clair Sarah Stewart .lell Stone Diane Surplien Flip Tat lor Stephanie Woods and Vicki Sapp, hosts for the kick off dinner JUNIORS o Different Strokes for Different Folks “Jumna l (VATEfl i Clark Coney sets up a still in chemistry class Peggy Frey ami Linda Wilson moonlight as fashion models during a swim meet Vivian Ecman and Wendy Johnson iust LOVE slumber parties. Erik Paulson, the dedicated musician IUNIORS PO Nancy Talbert displays her acting skill in the fall play. w Bob Holloway prefers solitude as he tackles algebra There is one in evers class, and the iuniors have Bill King. Laura Hirth and Robin Dcwald fight over the balance beam JUNIORS r Tim Sulkcn creates.” JUNIORS Pi M-irk Hedges works on the framework of the decorations. Jr-Sr Construction Jean Johnson enjoys making paper flowers Beth Marsalka puts the finishing touches on a shop. Jim Allen gets directions from Amy Havener. Icff McCall: Paint your wagon' Michelle Spicer lends a helping hand. Linda Hall paints the wine cellar Not all the juniors work that hard. JUNIORS l'S John Gccr Stephanie Smith Class Officers Sophomores Unite for the Class of 77 SOPHOMORES 176 JoAnn Paoletti ££SE:JXVlta,ifl prcsidcra-DeVow- Wmd - Sophomore Girls Support JV Bears Sophomore Girl’s Gub poses for picture. Locker rags show school spirit Joan Covington at a JV game Sophomore girls follow the reserve football team SOPHOMORES l rf I ibel Acevedo Jiiin Acevedo Sutan Ackm Jett Acock Chip Aiiiin. Vilcnc Adkm Betwe Akin Lynn Albert Phil Alilaje ChriMi Aletander Kim Alexander Laurie Alger Gay Allen John Amhroua Robert Amun Laura Andnde John Angle Lind Anjted ihiug App ■v c Armirrong Kilhiy Arnold Bonnie Arthur Her h Atkmmn Arm- Aumiller Tern Aver Sieve Hachir.dci Mark Bachman Connie Baker Sophomores Swing Bi'b Biker Rick Rink' Tern Baughman le� lie Biviii ra Javnr item Ben BrnaLaaar Bruce Benedict Tim Benncrr SOWIONM iRl s Berger Karen Bcrggrrn A group of sophomore girls take a rest at the Sock 1 fop Paul Berkley Annie Plan. • Ivd Bunm Pern Bn k l Lynn Deem. Becky Rcnnoc. and Patty Hacusslcr seem to lx: enjoying themselves Paul Bukclluup Hrsan Bmhltr Speme Billman Rud Bi«,«i btvla Bishop Ken BUku..«| Brmc Blatirit la BU vli Brail B lilt .Mm B.m.1 Mike M ■mi DeWt.i is,,.,. Mylamas IS rrl Belli |s..in tires is wrll John Bowen Bnan K.winan Jett Brake Ann Brennan Lim Brenner Liun Bright Susan Bnu x Bob Be,nan v« tPHOMOKK Davie Broun Mush Broun Kathy Broun Kn k Broun An B round I Darrell Buchanan Carol Budlnn ; Gary Buchlrt Manlyn Bok lata Burden William Barker I Cindy Burke Mike Bailee Serve Butlers Darcy Byers Julie Byrd John CaJduell Debbie Call Kevin C.alland Judi Capuanc Jcf I Card Karen Carlcton Sandy Carletri Cliff Cavin Chnc Ceresna Joe Chamber Rouena Chany; Mike Chapman Steve Cliecklev Robert Cl� cn Paul Chidcucr Scott C� tri man Kara Chrutcnycn Tracy Chnvropher GlennivCiri.illo Jeannie Clancy Beth ( lark Brer Clark Latvia Clark Mart Ruth Clarke Maureen Cleary Murk Miller makes a c, Krlly Clough Jon Cochran Darren Coon Renee Caul Liva Cole Dan Cnletti Jack Come Jcrimlcr Connell Tammy Oxik Crura Cc« per Mattheu' Copeland Kathy (j.rbett Kelly Cniberr Jane Corey SOPHOMORES' 180 Marc i tiirun During j JV foothill game, Jeff Wchr holds the hall while Jeff Davis kicks law Cooling Join Covington Suvan Creighton Frit Gonhetn Kill GuA IVlh I. row ley Keith ( ruukOunl Ju h Cummingv Ijrvli Cunningham Phil Cunningham Chnitir Curie Avi Cuiuihu lava Dale Jean Damian Turn Damon Tony D'Angelo Cathy Daniel Patricia Dann Beth Davuirk Dianne Dam Glen Davii Ml Davit kit Davit Reserve cheerleaders Nan Karr. Susie Popp. Nano Eaclle, Laura Lee Hardy. Holly Edwards, and Susan Esshliman. Jim Davit John Davit Kim Davis SOPHOMORES ihi Laura Davit David Dcvammada I.son Dtem Dan Defter Jcncph IVIi-njj Ctarv Delph Angie Dc Mattco l ebbie Dcndahl Nano DcRabertv ts.-b DcVutor Keith Devee Dave DeVore Michelle Oil Ann Dolman John Dicner Jue Dilettvhnewief Dave Dunn Jim Doder Lotnr Dxixm Enc Dougherty Da� n Driver Li Dtunc Glen Dugger I i Dumbauld Bill Dur.n Steve L v� � Karl Early Mark LKxh Holly Edvi an.li George Fhlcrv Tucanne Fatkholt Kru Ell Anne Emenv Andrea Emit ( urt Foing Sjvan Exhliman Sandra Enei Jim F.vani Soar Ewan Nance K rll Dave Falter Steve Fanbault l otcr Farrell Man Far one Benton Benalcazar is congratulated by his teammates after making the winning goal Juan Acevedo watches as Dave Walters scrambles for the ball at the HA Academy game. SOPHOMORE- l« Mike Fedcrlc Bci Fculnci Mary Fe� n� Mark Fink Heather Finnegan Jell Fisher Fred Fu. luman Julie M Jjnkc Fom Wynne Foreman lamia Finn Tom Foitet Jim F� v Sheila Fos Bull Freed) Tom Fric Cynthia Fr e Karen Fufcuri Debbie Gabet Sue ( .all Jim Gambi Willi mi (.aim.in Julie (.arar.l Sue (.anlnei Kalhv (.Jilin law Gaum Renee (ii� m Km ‘.ailietum John Geer Lim Gellct Bob Gepfett Andy Gerljh h Mike ( .cm Dace Gibeaui Kaihy Ciibum Brigvd Gilbridc Daniel Glen I. Ailrun Glim Jody Goddard Tracy (.ixilrci Craig (Iordan Dean («i� Jell Gooch Genny Gran ou Slictn Gray Craig Griffin Kay Grigiircnk.i GtefcGnpdyovet Parry Gjrwc BtuicGfuy John Guila Bill GundrtMui Aiu|y liim Kuliy ( u« Peggy ( nUman Painua 11 irm.li i Mike llaggity Barb Hall bn. Hall Kukllall Cindy Hamilton Becky llampanan (.'truly llantin Sue Hannrii St FH( )M( )RJ trviic HlUXI Dase Hi� i Jim Hawk Jod Harelbakct Scott Hay Dive Headier Sillv Heath Bell Hembree Dive Henderson Jin Henr, Steve Henry Fred Hensley Kitti Herminghiusen Judy Hrrrog Michele Hctnck Tom Hcvl Hill Mickle Ron Hilditih Sonia Hill Bub Hinkle Mike Hintetschied Jim Hodak Marcia Hodson Laurel Hod son Candy Hodge Tom Hocpic Don Hoi f mm Jim Hogan Timmy Hogan Don Hob min Mirk Hohnsueiter Lynn Holadat Doug Hoh amb Tim Holland Chen Hooker Brent Houck Brian Hughes Jeff Hughes Sarah Hughes Kay Hulit Amy Hundnun Doug Hunt Siott Hurt Ixslic Hutchings Jeff Hutchison Melanie Hvme Ijun Ives Soplyomorc Don Ixwi- icenteri start , in (hr backstroke with fellow swimmers Uric Paulson and Chuck Moulton mu'HoM' jRI s iki Grc : Jaclonn Mam Ja k«on GrCfi Lishcid and Spence Billman arc badminton partners fimijiinbt Mike Jacobs William Jacobs Nanev laiotn Allium Jam John JeMenr Maria JrUti JimJnlmMin Pam Johnuin $w Jnhnvm Warren Johnvm Sow John ui m Anilv loot l)jn|onc k c lone Divul KaelWuif Mark Kim lr lir Kamm Tom K Jut I man Sue Kavanaujsh Mnhclk Kcitci Nan Kota Pam Keller Qup KcKou :l. Karen Kcmrtrr Mark Kerr Tom Kc « Seort Kidiarll SOPHOMORE urt Molly Kimball Susan Kimmcl Suranne Kindi Bill Kirk Beth Kir in Tom Kmgensmith Kelly Knapp Laura Knippcnherg Andrea Knopp Paul Koblite Oil Kollantwh Arden Kragalott Melissa Kraus Beth Krembthl Peter Krcua Kevin Knet Jell Kroehle Tom Kroute Keith Kunkel Eric LaeMfer Sown Lambert Katie Lane Karen Larnmcr I'aula Koblit studies in the Cafe B Sophomore Da� e LtRochelle Sven Larson Lon Legg Leslie lehr Stott Lemke Lti Lepesth Don Le� i� William Levi it Li� t Liggett Norman Link Tom LippoM Greg Litbod Lon lorcnr Mary Beth Lortna Paul Lorenr Marv Unekamp Shrlh lose David Loveless Mart Lorenr Jav lemdcr Wendy Maihiniky Srrpham Mahoney Paula Mason Kimmie Matthe� s SOPHOMOR1S Itt Study Habits Jill Mescc studies her Spanish. Neil Moore ami Fred Morris studv (?) in the Learning Center Dave lawman John Lutz Nino Lutz Jetf Lvon Juli Mz zoil fc l Macklm Nr.l Mai Queen Frier Main Hies t.'hru ManctiKiihcr Mike Marhaih Tim Match Tetri Marzcin Dana Marzetr Dan Nfait Kevin Mayliood Christy Mo inn Ion Mi Daniel Mike McFJIi on Carol Mi Finn f'etet Mililtu) Suian MiCilooe Robert MiKai Tereza M. Nnilcv Tara M. Ixtr Kithi Mi I inn Mike SkMahem Mike Mi Nan Kevin Mi Neil Scott M Phrtion Mike MtVev Katrn Meckitrath Emil Mcani Jon Mocr Wade Melnuk Qinj Mccedith Felie Mcrullo SOPHOMORFS iff Coteen Mcufuer Outlet Meyer G� il Maty Kmc Mu hie I Lynn Micly Chnwy Millet Dile Miller Jeff Millet Kathy Miller Mirk Millet Merle Millet Sillie Millet Stexcn Millet Bmn Mit;hell Rob Mokrv Jim Moruit Kelly Monroe Ruk Momivon Melody Moon Keith Moore Neil Moore Piui Moore Laura Moorehexi Fred Motnx So t Mormon Ruk Moulton PjuIi Mount� Miry Mumell Devbbie Murphy Mike Myetx Roxemiry Myerx Naney Mylet Pit run Na cl Lon N«h Timmy Niy Mirgiret Neexhim Garde Nelton Joe Nelxoo Suxan Nicholx Tim NithoH Lauti Noel Jim N'ocm Barrie Norwich Bru e Obcrxt Sean O'Bncn Cathy O'Connot Sim Orth Anne O'Keefe Pete Ouimet Chny Owem Keith Pxclli Walter Pi Amy Pilmcr Don PaoJctn JoAnn Pmletti Mire Pippiy Cithv Pin koy Sin Pirdue Anftie Pitieruin Dam Pittcryon Jeff Pitterxon Henry Paul von Tim Payne Boh Pcrkiny Catfye Petenon Dave Pftcrxon Ellen Pieflerle SOPHOMORES 1 fifi Ninette PI 1 MCI Pam Pticoqect Guy Phillip Bill Pm mim Jodellc Plttl Surv Popp Mary Pixikn Ed Paul ton Grcjc Pottct Ken Povetumte Jxk Pruc Pjinrlj Pruc Ruhird Pn4� )lii Piul Prond Leigh Purdy Anih Pult Giil Query N ikv Rime Bum Ranee Mirk Rjniom Greg Rjpp B� rb Ritev Scott Rcchel Steve Reed Chirlci Rcicr Beth Rent Brent ReuJrt Sindy Rem Sue Rem Bc.liv Rennie Bub Rlviodv Steven Ruhjrdvm Kithy Richitdvun Boh Ricvcnberfiet Orric Ritchcr Genie Ro i h Lmdi Rcbixn l.iv.1 Sotos and Fritz Cronhcim arc hard at work being junior scientists SOPHOMORES IJr) Da c RobTium Chnrn Rd Ja f e Ro� Rand Ro ' Scott R' k S.klu Ru Jim Rod Ron Ru� � And Ryao Mike R an Dun SaarhoM )imi Sahitino Anne Sakrr Penn Sala Peryn Sal aber Tern Sal abcr Stoe Sandto r j«c Sand jenn.ter Sauer Laurie Savage Tn h Scanlon Scott S hneidet Palmer Schookv Cindy Schtumpf Jon Scon Sonia Scort Alan Seiler Steve Seobert Linda Shan Cecdf Sha Stephanie Shaw Le«l e Shelton Samantha Sherman Man She� alter Sarah Shillida Kurt Shivlet Alice Sholtc Eric Show Jill Shun Jim Sacfcn Albert SacgriM Rai Sieatnw Robert Samon Steve Simon Incite Sinclair Todd Singer Mind SJadr Debfcte Slater Joe Smiley indy Smith (fff£ Smith lava Smith Pete Smith Stephanie Smith Mike Smurr Ifcm Hum — 4 devoted scholar — studies if ter hour SOPHt � M« iRI� par. liplllj ijlljij) Jiiifiif ilsiiiis mm 7 7. • E- ijj r = J!E £ S 312 1 y, ll j lii fiiiiJj! jj� ... c— S5 Cw- “E T II I IJ -MI 2J: I f T yi % -5 ‘ 1 « ■•; SOPHOMORES ls l ludy Wendt Brad West Molly Wharton Enn W hears Carol Whiteman Cathy Whittaker _Ia� Widcetman Date Williams Douglas Williams Steve William Julie Wilson Beth Wiltbergcr Bn an W inserter Ted Wolford Paula Wood too Htll Woodward Doug Woe lev Mike Wukelu Seiii Yatutomi Barb Young Brian Young Kathy Yeager Susan Zi ska Molly Acker Lynne Allbee Troy Bigham Scott Campbell Loti Coon Bccki Corson Debbie Countm Jeff Davit Janet Emrick Rob End icon Ed Girsman Vicki Hartman Anne King Nelton Leonard Dayna Wagner Scott Whippt R «i Young Is it worth those extra pounds Chnsttc 'unc SOPHOMORES 19? Class of Seventy-Seven SOPHOMORES 19J Sophomore Party Features ' Have A Heart” LEFT Wolf man Duplcr calls the dances. BOTTOM Karen Fuga zi. Leigh Purdy, Barb Wcoc. Bonnie Arthur, and Sue Reiss show us how a chorus line should he done UPPER LF.FT Irigh Purdy and Hill Piccinini enjoy themselves at rite party. UPPER RIGHT Sydney Stallard and Mike Chapman dance beneath the Man. BOTTOM: Keith DeVoe gives a big hello during the Bunny I lop SPECTRU1 SPECTRUM'J96 SPECTRUM'197 PARTY BARN PICNIC GROUNDS V4 mm GO GALES BEAT UPPERARLINGTON V tl SNOIXVZINVOaO The Masterminds of In The Know The 1975 In The Know Team consisted of Brian Clouse. Rex Hanson.’Jcff Gcllcs, and Patrick McNamara. Alternates were Judy Horn. Cheryl Darlcy. and Jon Healy. Advisors were Mrs. Richmond and Mr. Odroneic. The team wfon their way to the semi-finals by defeating teams from Walnut-Ridge, Whetstone and Grove City. Unfortunately, they lost in a close game against Reynoldsburg in the semi-finals. The Masterminds received a five-hundred-dollar scholarship and Brian Clouse and Patrick McNamara were selected to play on the West AH Star team because of their superior performances. RIGHT Columbus Whetstone and Upper Arlington relax before showtime BF.LOW In the Know masterminds Brian Clouse. Rex Hanson, Jeff Gcllcs. and Pat McNamara anticipate a question from host Hunt Carlisle. IN THE KNOW 206 National Honor Society LEFT Janet Kottman taps new National Honor Society member Paul Kollaritsch RIGHT: Dave Mahaffev cleans up as Rex Hanson, Mark Goldsbcrry. ami Gail Brownell eye their next victim. ABOVE: John Dilenschneuler congratulates new member at the National Honor Society Assembly in tlie auditorium RIGHT Dan Hecr gently taps Bob Webner NATIONAL HONOR SOCICTY � ' Buckeye State Representatives Advisory Board ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS SEATED Marilyn Paulsen. Christy Cooper. Man Bout sells. Penny Sala. Tim Thompson (student co-chairman). ROW ’ STANDING Kim Waldo, Barb Young. ROW }. STANDING Don Donovan. Stephanie Woods. John Neff, Pete Corey. Bill Ziegler. Bill Odroncic. Mike Schmidt; MISSING ERO.M PIC TI RE Karen Keller (student council president). John Dilenschncidcr (student co-chairman). Roger Johnson. Jim Miller. Chuck Gilbert The Advisory Board is composed of ten elected students (three from each class and the president of student council), eight teachers, and two administrators. The Board investigates school problems, proposes solutions, and help to carry out the proposals. The purposes of the Board arc as follows; To provide better communication and a spirit of cooperation between staff and students; to provide a forum for free discussion of issues in the high school; and to increase efficiency and representation in making and carrying out policy decisions. ADVISORY BOARD BUCKEYE REPRESENTATIVES JOtt Each spring six juniors, three girls and three boys, are chosen to participate in a program organized by the American Legion to pr( . more knowledge of city, county, and state government operation As well as educational advantages, the program enables students to meet others from different backgrounds and to establish lasting friendships LEFT GIRLS’STATE REPRESENTATIVES Artemis Leontis. Sara Herminghausen, Sue Mir- vis. RIGHT BOYS’ STATE REPRESENTATIVES Jud Ross. Craig Haddox. Steve Gilbert COE, DE, DCT, DE member. Cindy Inglcr develops her Uwikkccpin skills for an insurance company Earning While Learning Cooperative Office Education (COE). Distributive Education (DE). and Diversified Cooperative Training (DCT) are designed to enable students to attend school classes in the morning and hold .t job in the afternoon. The organizations each have classes which meet for two periods in the morning. Besides getting an education ami earning money at the same time, the groups enjoy bake sales and parties. DCT member, Mary Kay Brewster works at a local florist COF DF tXT . w Student Council Aids School Students Student Council has 36 members who volunteer their time and talents to improve the school. The goals of student council this year were to set up an efficient and productive Council; to rearrange structure and policies; to gain a better means of communication between the council and school, and teachers and students; to get involved in students concerns; and to explain how the school system operates. Activities and accomplishments of this year's Council included: a successful homecoming; smooth public relations through posters, questionnaires, announcements, and calendars; getting former U A. students to vote for the levy, student directories; a teacher breakfast on the first day of school, music in the student center; open house; candy store; and the cleanup and organization of the smoking area and student center Thanks to Amy Hundman. who docs the show case bv tf� c student center, students are aware of activities Student Council member Dick Franklin makes his favorite selection in the food machines provided by Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS ROW I Mr Ziegler Advisor,.Scott Stevenson, Perry Bickcl, Richard Geer, Scott Lilly, Ed Avery. Joe Olson Treasurer. Jeff Buck, Mark Hedges; ROW 2 Jill Meset Asst Secretary, Arn Hundman. Jenny Hall, Keith Devoe Coordinator, Dave Devore, Tom Taylor. Stott Hadlcv. Pat Schocnbom Vice-President, Jeff Sopp. Kathy Miller. Laura Krause. Kim Stone Secretary, Mark Maghie. Wendy Machinsky, Nancy DeRobens; ROW ' lar Kellough. Karen Keller President, Duk Lombard. Mark Gaber. Diane Goss. Mark Moorehead. Amv Bates. Ten Kreps. Julie Ferris. MISSING FROM PIC TURF. Marc Latiolais. Mindy Slade, Bob Sorrell STUDENT COUNCIL'.210 Quill and Scroll —Journalistic Awards Eric Morgan receives his certificate from President Isabel bu May . twenty-nine students were initiated into the G. Kllcn Mann Chapter of Quill an l Scroll, the International Honor Society tor high school journalists. Initiates into Quill and Scroll were Jeff Botti, Pauline Maskas. Jeff McCall. Linda Rader. Bob Smythe. Jane Warnc, and Joseph Willoughby, from Journalism I class. Peter DeMott, Tim Doulin, Mike McCollough. Laura Thompson, and Merrill Wideman from the Arlingtonian Mary Ann Best, Julie Ferris. Artemis Leontis, Ann MeLme. Lvnne Hyatt, Kim Ourant. Sue Rollins, Kim Stone. Jan Millikan, Jay Hanes, and Betsy Tur-rell, from the Norwester; Debbie Singer, Cyndv Sprouse and Dave Welters from WARL Mr Pepper enlivened the evening with his talk on broadcasting Hoppers.” (.H ill ANDSCROLL .Ml Quill and Scroll inmates listen to the presentation of awards Language Clubs Sell Goods at World's Fair Russian ('tub. French Club. Litin Club. German Club, and Spanish Club participated in the World’s Fair Dj activities. Each club decorated their booth and served food in association with their country. The clubs also had parties, bake sales, and fund raising projects throughout the year. ABOVE RIGHT Christie Copeland. Carolyn Smith, and Mark Noel sell tacos and flowers at the World’s Fair ABOVE LEFT German club members, Terry Brown, Kim Waldo, ami AI Burkholder offer German delicacies. RIGHT French Club members Tom Pfarr, Cindy (.'otter, and Amy Smith prepare crepes % LANGUAGE (LUBS 212 LEFT: Russian club members fill their plates at the Russian Club banquet. RIGHT, Rex Hanson, as Zorro! BELOW: LANGUAGE CLUB OFFICERS: Beth Hadley, French Club President; Pella Pheneger, French; Mark Devore. Vice-President Spanish National Honor Society, Christy Copeland, Secretary Spanish National Honor Society. SECOND ROW: Holly Harris. French, Joseph Prohaska. German; Betty Boc, Russian Club President; Craig Haddox, President Spanish National Honor Society; Gail Brownell. President French National Honor Society. Language Clubs LANGUAGE 213 It Started in 73 . . . More it ABOVE Merry Mjjorcttc._l.mc Golcman ABOVE RIGHT Mr Ginthcr. A one jn t i two. .M RIGHT Greg Dumuvjnt. Mr Tuba himself. LEFT (.widen Girl Toni Pfarr BAND'211 74 and Still Alive in 75 The Upper Arlington High School Marching Band enjoyed a successful season this year, adding three new trophies to its collection: third place in class A at the Fairborn Baker Invitational Marching Band Festival and second runner-up to the Grand Champion at the West Jefferson contest. At West Jeff contest the band was also given a superior rating. The band boasts 163 members in addition to ten majorettes and a drum major. 1st ROW M Timberlake. B Gilbnde. P Johnson. P Pfeifer. J. Hubbard. T Godfrey. J Golcman. B Coridan, L Long. T Pfarr. ROW 2 D Brown. L Coding. B. Locklin, K Tokar. C. Peterson. T. Hauck, J Louder. D DeWulf.J Lucas. G McMahon. M Hedges. D Solomomdes. P Linn. A Park. H Paulson. H Keller, J Guda.J Scnn. K Carlcton. C Alexander; ROW V C Gordon. M Young. C Coding. S Rollins. J Meier. D Rudmosc. K Larmcc, S Morrison. J Willoughby, S. Seubcrt, D Ksienski, M Wukelic. J Davis. S Chamberlin, S Craig, T Singer. B Dillon, M Walters, B Amon. M Kain, C Butler. ROW 4 J. Hanes. D Thomas, J Aldag.J Gsx. S. Reed, G. Goldsbcrry. B Gibson,J Richardson. W Morns. K Dill.T Fletcher, J. Dilenschnicder. E Paulson. D. Gill, M Auckerman, T Prohaska.JSicfert.J Brake. T Nichols; ROW V M Jelett.J LeGctte, R. Filer, K Hestlcton. K Stockton. J Winchester, N. Henderlich. K Alfred. M Kerr. D. Lewis, D Docring. K Kafcr, V Misner. I. Hodson, L Dodson. J Horn, I. Koenig. C Sprouse, A Chilcote; ROW 6: M Kanatas. L Hyatt. M Becker. T Brown. E. Hamman. J Healy, W Page. C Dill. J Laube. J Herrog. C Smith. R Gassin. M Buk, K Blackwood. M Berwanger. K Ourant; ROW 7: J Paris. T. Martin. J. Galloway, E Clark. M lassckamp. 1. Hutchings. J Trumbull. K Larkins. K Flanigan. L Gassin. L Sotos. B Mitchell. D. Revitrer. M I-ieser.J Behrcnds. I. Merchant. 1. Bishop. K Heber, P Stokes. W Williams; ROWS N Talbert, C Lewis. R Haueisen, S Stoner. B Baker. S Kavanaugh. P Ollar.J. Apel. ROW 9: K Crook. P Bukclhaupt. B Duncan. M Smurr. D Holcomb. C Drom. L Knight. M Eboch, S Jackson, P Turrell. J Williams. D Darrow. R Hall. T Kessis. A Frisbcc. G Dunnavant, B Stout. M Mitchell Beth Goridaji Pam Pfcfc, lead the etching band ,n the July Founh Parade BAND Orchestra and Bear-A-Tones ORCHESTRA Joe Pasqucrcllo. Joan Griffing. Kim Merchant. Allison Jarvis. Barb Freddy, Mark Hohnstreider, Cindy Schrumpf. Christina Pdvcnmiere, Joyce Applegate. David Kaclbling. Janet Brown. Andy Jones. Marcia Frisbcc. Randy Somerville. Jodi Voss. Barb White. Donna Lcistncr. Janet Hubbard. Tim Smith. Doug Wright. Casey Stamper. Sam Vance. Rick Banks, lamia Merchant. Wendy Williams. Mary Beth Kanatas. Karen Hcber.Jim Botti. Tern Brown. David Docring. Jon Healey. Judy Herzog. Jim Aldag. Jimmy Cox. Bob Gibson, Jack Scnn. Tom Hauck. Holly Keller. Kent Ijrmcc. Mike Young. Dana Rudmose. Scott Morrison. Greggs Dunnavunt. Pete Turrcll, Mark Eboch. landa Kight. Chris Deem BEAR A TONES Jim • Bob Gibson Tom Elctchcr. link Paulson, tireg Goldsbcrn. Paul lann. Hollv Keller. Mark Hedges. Drew Solomonidies. Jack Scnn. Tom H auk. Doug Darrow. Pete Turrcll. MarkTimbcrlakc. lora Ding. Elaine Hammond. Bob Amon, Scott Craig. Ion Hcalv, letf l_mbc. Kevin Tokar, lV b Mills. Mmh Mitchell • K« HKsTKA BEAR Strollers The rwo singing groups. Strollers and Antiphony sing for school functions and other social organizations throughout Columbus. Both Juniors and Seniors are members of the groups. Antiphony was formed four years ago, while Strollers originated eight years ago. Accompanists for Strollers and Antiphony arc Amy Laurence and Mitch Mitchell. STROLLERS ROW 1 Annette Bassett. Jane Goleman. Debbie Fraze, Jenny Hall. ROW 2: Christy Masar, Paula Clark, Kelly Crun; ROW 3 Steve Hall, Steve Gilbert, Scott Lilly, Dave Emery; ROW 4 Dave Goldthwaite. Ed Avery,Jerry Ball. Gary Ginther Antiphony ANTIPHONV (left to right) Susan Wagner. Sue Mirvis. Marianne Lilly. ROW 2 Debbie N Tim Ktmes. Jane Come-tet, Keith Kncgcr. Tcrrv Ncnrwich, Gene Bicchlcr MISSING FROM PIC-TURF. Frank Timmons. Kathy Larkins. Chris Laver. Liz Kcllough. Much Mitchell STROLLERS. ANTIPHONY 21' 'Let There SYMPHONIC CHOIR ROW 1: Ellen Clark. Debbie Humbertson. Sarah Maull. Laura Thompson..Fane Cornctct. Lauren Lubow. Cindy Hoelscher, Robert Mitchell. Bob Bartels. Bob Holloway, Peggy O'Kellv. Barb Fenner. Holly Harris. April Bigham. Julie Gardner. Julia Fino; ROW 2: Debbie Howard. Tammy Thompson. Ruth Westra. Tina Henny. Julie Sutphen. Amy Smith, Artemis Leontis. Nancy Loy. Jeff DcPalmo. Joe Valentino. Chns Cannell. Rick Sheahan. Dan Minu-tclli, Marianne Lilly. Amy Chilcote. Judy Pans, Amy Laurence. Christy Maser; ROW J: Nancy Nyc, Susan Kennedy. Jenny Hall. Nanci Tuttle. Kristy Rriger. Carol Moore. Bob Brown. John Home. Dave Kirklcy. Chuck Baxley. Bob Grogan. Craig Capretta, Jane Dunkcl, Tern Nenrwich. Kathy Bolton. Sue Min is, Barb Rennecker. Cindy McKinney, Charlotte Hamilton. ROW i Debbie Nyc. Michelle Spicer. Jan Wetherbee. Jana Kable, Sue Roeger. Julie Hagens, Fred Lojo, Mitch Welch. Jeff Botti, Rick Jones, Keith Knegcr. Mark Hedges. George Lewis. Gene Bicchler. Bret Throckmorton, Paul Hoerle, Betty Boc, Kathy Larkins. Paula Clark. Carol Radar. Jane Goleman. Cindi Gibson. ROW y Sue Waggoner. Kathy Alfred. Kathy Bruns. Mark lasoncy. Ken Holcomb. Steve Sheppard, Mitch Welch. Tim Kimes. Tom McMichael, lavin Cuddihcc. Chris I-iver. Steve Gilbert. Frank Timmons. Tom Pickett. Mark Murphey. Edwin Avery. Tim Treece. Dave Emery, Dave Goldthwaitc. Jerry Ball. Gary Ginthcr, Scott Lilly, Linda Wilson. Kris Adams. Ann Ferris. Barb McCreary. Annette Bassett, Linda Radar Missing from puturc Ann McLanc ABOVE GIRLS ENSEMBLE ROW I Peggy O’Kclly. Jane Cornctct. Tina Henny, Barb Fenner. Robert Mm hell, Accom . ROW 2: Julie Gardner. Tern Nentwuh. Jana Kable. Marghenta Finncli. ROW Kathy Bruns. Kathy Bolton. Linda Wilson. Jan Wcthcrbcc. Nancy Loy. Susan Roeger LEFT BOYS ENSEMBLE ROW I Chris Ijvcr. Jeff Dc Pa I mo. Sue Waggoner. Accom Keith Knegcr. Ruk Sheahan. ROW 2: Ed Avery, Marco IVmta. C� cnc Bicchler, Bob Bartels. Bob Grogan. ROW 5 Thomas Pickett, Frank Timmons. Tim Kimes, Bob Holloway CHOIR .'l Be Music’ GIRLS GLEE CLUB Valeric Adkins, Jayne Bean, Missy Berwan-per. Ann Braucr. Cindy Burke, Lauren Cole, Beth Coridan. Stephanie Criswell. Jenny Cross. Vivian Ecman, Kris Ellies, Linda Forest. Barb Gripshover, Holly Harris, Amy Havener. Julie Heckman, Chclle Hetrick. Cyndy Hoclschcr, Laura Lang, Cindy Lewis, Christy Marshall. Lynn Micly, Sallie Miller. Molly Wharton. Martha Himes. Joyce Towers. Georgia Woods. Terry Harrington. Jane Ross. Barb Rhoads. Alicia Morgan, Kelly Knapp, Marianne Lilly. Karen Smith. Tina Tomblin. Wendy Johnson, Candilec Butler, Ann Sakcr, Susan Thomas, LuAnn Stall. Jackie Sandford. Genny Granzow, Kathy Nippert SOPHOMORE MIXED ENSEMBLE ROW l Chris Ccrcsna. Chclle Hertri k. Molly Wharton. Slieila Fox. Christa Cooper. I .aura Savage. ROW 2 Jeff Card. Ted Wolford. Joyce Towers, Marci G rwin, Sue Gall. David Decaminada. Keith Devoc. ROW Peter Kreuz, Tom Kauffman. Tim Smith. Doug Berger, Brian Bicchler, Don Paoletti BOYS GLEE CLUB: CENTER Terri Nentwich ROW I Jeff DcPalmo, Rick Montavon, Mark Sims, Rick Shcahan. Bob Grogan. Joe Valentino, Glen Kain, Dan Minutclli. ROW 2: Steve Gilbert. Bob Bartels. Keith Kricgcr. I.avin Cuddahcc, Mark Looncc. Tom Mi Michael. Tim Kimes. Steve Sheppard, ROW 3 Ed Avery. Steve Schwaru, Fred Lojo, Robert Mitchell, Bob Holloway; ROW Chris l_ivcr, Marco Bonta. Brett Thnxkmorton. Frank Timmons. Thomas Pickett. Paul Hocrlc CHOIR Girls’ Clubs: LUK, LYF and LAF Early in their sophomore year, sophomore girls organize a three year club by electing officers and giving it a name. The individual clubs provide the opportunity to meet new people and to have a good time. Such activities include: dinners before football games, ice skating, swimming parties, bake sales, bicycle rides, square dances. The Christmas Formal, cookouts and trips to Kings Island. Senior girls at the annual LUK Hoe Down. OFFICERS ROW I Annette Bassett. LYF Treas . Michelle Spicer, LYF Set , Molly Wharton, LAF Sec .. ROW 2: Kathy Harrington 1 YF Pres ; Pam Strmc. LYF V Pres.; Nancy Wilson, LUK Sec.. Sabreina Kalan. LUK V Pres ; Sally Schaffner. LUK Treas . Carol Wickcrham LUK Pres . ROW y Debbie Countiss, I.AF V. Pres . Beth Clark. LAF Pres. Karen Berggren. LAF See. GIRLS1 CLUBS 220 UA Guards Instruct Little Polywogs LEFT Dave Docring tries to coax his friend to go under water BELOW Mary Boutsclis explains how to tread water to her srudent FCA The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a group consisting of twelve members They meet weekly for Bible stud ansi fellowship Some of the activities the athletes did this year included: Attending the F C A Conference Camp during the summer; helping the inner-cit children at Gladdon Community House; building a float with the Civic Association. and participating in the Walk for Mankind 1 ' MEMBERS lot Valentino. Dave Walters, .left PatterMin. stc c Schwartz. Jetf DcPalmo, (iu l ublc. Mark Sim'. R. b h tih. Inn ( aldwell. Mike Stone. Bruic Tripplchom. Done WhorU Mi Ja k Woodruff Ad vim UA GUARD R S Leaders Filled Community TOP LEADERS CLUB OFFICERS: FIRST ROW Tamms Witccbort, Ted Vcrhoff, Artemis Leontis SECOND ROW Miry Ann Best. Barb Fenner. Tammy Thompson. President. Cathy Mack, Marianne Lilly MISSING FROM PICTURE Ed Fox UPPER LEFT Judy Favret. Jenny Hall, Ed Avery, and Ed Fox get ready to collect for UNISEF UPPER RIGHT Playing football was one of the events at the leader's Club Easter Pans at Scioto River LEFT During the talent show' dress rehearsal, trader’s Club members Marianne Lilly and Barb Fenner serve refreshments to the retarded adults. Club With Concern One of the most active organizations at our high school is Leaders' Club. Comprised of sixty sophomores, juniors, and seniors elected by their respective classes, this club docs many helpful projects throughout the year which benefit the community. They conducted a canned fcxxl drive for Gladden Community House, besides sponsoring a Columbus family at Thanksgiving and Adopting a family through the Columbus His patch at Christmas. For the children at Gladden Community House. Leaders' Club had many activities including a pizza party and an outing to the zoo. Several dances were held for the mentally handicapped, who were also invited to attend the dress rehearsal for the Talent Show Many dub members donned white faces and black clothes to col-lea money for Muscular Dystrophy and March of Dimes. The club was in charge of the Red Cross Bloodmobilc which gathered many pints of blood for former teacher Mr. Griffith. May 15 was a big day for Leaders’ Club because they were in charge of the very successful Worlds Fair. tXADERSCtm :: UA Welcomes AFS Students, Roberto Hilary Dickson and Steve Smurr. club president, speak to the crowd at the Homecoming Pep Rally. ABOVE RIGHT An unidentified soldier at the AFS Halloween parts warns Don't take my picture or I'll shoo ” LEFT AFS students Roberto Ponce and Hilary Dickson with their advisor Miss Pcttus. (center) RIGHT Who's the new cheerleader? Could it be Doug Da r row AFS ;:i ABOVE: AFS members from different schools gather at the Salt Fork weekend. STANDING: Beatrice Monnet, Switzerland; Hilary Dickson, Australia, Mario Tcodozio, Brazil; Sue Rollins, Treasurer; Trond Aspass, Norway. Ricardo Garay. Paraguay; Jana Kable, Secretary. Roberto Ponce, Peru; SITTING Monique Ubachs, The Netherlands; Steve Smurr. President of AFS. RIGHT AFS members enjoy playing pool and dancing at the Valentine Party The Upper Arlington Chapter of AFS (American Field Service) was privileged to have two very active students in our school this year. Hiliary Dickson from Australia, and Roberto Ponce from Peru The AFS club included students from the high school and the two exchange students. This year’s AFS members were very busy with events including: A hayride, ice skating, roller skating. Progressive Thanksgiving Dinner, Christmas party, annual pizza drive, weekend at Salt Fort, and a Valentine party. All Aboard for the AFS Hayride. AFS 2:s Ski Club Members Frolic in the Snow TOP SKI CLUB OFFICERS Dave Goldthwa.tc President. Julie Jcnkim Secretary-Treasurer, Tim Trecce Vice-President ABOVE On your mark, get set ABOVE RIGHT Winter brings other activities too RIGHT Tins ski club member definitely needs some instruction SKI CLUB :26 Forensic League The National Forensic League is a competitive speech league composed of students interested in competing in certain speech activities particularly in the area of public speaking. The areas of competition arc divided into the following six categories: Debate, Dramatic Interpretation, Humorous Interpretation, Oratorical Interpretation. Extemporaneous Speaking, and Original Oratory. Students involved in debate travel over the state to compete with other schools. The tournament season begins in the middle of October and ends in March, with District and State tournaments. Mr. Canfield, director of the Upper Arlington NFL chapter contributes his time and talents. LEFT TO RIGHT David Brown. Doug Williams. Greg Goldsbcrry. Marie Goldsbcrry. Steve Plateau. Pella Phenegar. IVbbic Countis, Isabel Liu. Rose Kestner, Pat Shocnborn, Joe Audet.Coach- Kiilurd Canfield; MISSING FROM PICTURE Sco« Hadley Chessmasters Learn Strategy The 1974-1975 chess team has enjoyed a favorable season this year. Both the A and B teams placed high in the Ohio 1 ligh School Team Championship, winning third and eleventh places respectively. The team participates in the Central Ohio School Chess Association. There are ten members on the chess team and fifteen members in the chess club The club meets once a week to work on their game skills. LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlie Holladay Fritz Cronheim Mike Kaclbling Jaime Pardo Rex Hanson Gary Stcifcl Sutton Coffman Pat McNamara Kevin Dill Bob Simon Dugg Smith MISSING FROM PICTURE Blake Keown Bob Barnett Dave Sands Tim Trabuc CHESS CLI P FORENSIC LEAGUE Medical Careers Club The main objective of the Medical Careers Club is to be of service to others.” The eighteen members of this club have learned through discussions and field trips about the medical professions. Local doctors, Dentists and Dental Hygienists have come to speak to the MCC They have visited the Red Cross Training Unit, The Blind School, the Neil Avenue School for the Handicapped, and Dodd Hall for the elderly handicapped. They have also had pot luck dinners, a sock hop. and bake sales to raise money for the Burn Unit The annual Blood Mobile Drive was once again successful thanks to the numerous teachers and students who donated their blood. LEFT Bcv Brock. President of MCC. records necessary information from a blood donor RIGHT I want to take your Blood'” Students Share Friendship in Buddy Club Steve Smurr and Chuck Clutter take their buddies for a ride Buddies working busily on crafts. Buddy Club involves high school inner-city children between the ages of six and eleven. Each high school student in the club has a one-to-one relationship with a “little buddy.” They meet weekly at the Neil Avenue or Third Avenue Church. The club members become close buddies by doing crafts, playing games, and going to shows and parties. MEDICAL CAREERS BUDDY CLUB Zn Photography Club The Photography Club’s weekly meetings consisted of workshops in darkroom technique, demonstrations of camera equipment by local photo dealers, discussion of common problems, new photographic processes and photo contests. A weekend field trip to the Hocking Hills state parks and a contest of photographs taken there highlighted the fall season. Plans for an interschool photographic contest occupied much of the winter months. in � � � « ft TOP ROW Dale McClimock President. Dave McNaul Vice-President. Milan, Dickson Secrecarv Tom Hoffman Treasurer. John Rankin. ROW 2 Kelly Monroe, Scott Whipps, Darren Coon. Randy Jacobs. Mark Griffin, ROW 5 Sarah Hadley. Scott Hurt. Norm Lank, Dale Miller. Pauline Maskas. ROW i Sarah Hadley. Erie Anderson. Paul Vancouver. Doug lush. Carole Nelson. ROW 5 Janet Gaylord, Karen Larnmer. Shcryhnda Bloor. Lynne Allbce Debbie Dcndahl; ROW 6 Ted Eisenman. Martin Elmers, Tom Damon. I P Heck Advisor. Jim KJinksick Advisor. NOT PICTURED Bob Parrvka PHOTOGRAPHYCLt'B ; � Future Teachers of America FTA MEMBERS: Jana Kablc, Treasurer. Lynne Hyatt, Secretary; Kathy Miller, Vice-President. Martha Moonc. President, STANDING Barb Fenner. Carolyn Smith. Julie Jenkins. Christy Maser. Tom Oakley. Martha Himes. Dance Vcri, Amy Bates. Cindy Lewis. Sue Silcott FTA members gained experience in teaching through observing and helping in elementary and junior high classrooms. Working with special classes for slow learners and advanced students provided some members with a different dimension in teaching methods. The club’s members invited their teachers to a banquet at the end of the year. The FTA Advisor is Miss Ellen Hendricks. Home Ec Club ROW 1 Leslie Kamin. Sandy Carlctti; ROW 2: Mrs Wingett, Advisor. Elaine Checklcs, Susie Adams. V Pres Debbie Dendahl, Kathy Sinclair. Dianne Thomas, Jody Byrd. Pres. Tern Salzga-ber, Mary Paulos, Melody Moon, Sally Schaffner, Debbie Heyl; ROW 3: Becky Miller, Leslie Sinclair. Julie Byrd. Julie Komar, Kathy Harrington, and Julie Seguin A new club was formed this year for girls interested in Home Economics. The members in the club were able to see demonstrations, hold craft workshops, attend dinners, and sell baked goods. As a fund raising project the girls made stuffed golden bears and sold them during the football season. FTA HOMl R CllJH JJO Stage Crew WARL and A-V Help School Behind the Scenes STAGE CREW Rob Mezcy. John Coda. Andy Parks. Tom Pickett. Jud Blaine, Bruce Ramsey. Don Wheeler, Mark Hilli- goss WARE ROW | Debbie Singer, Mark Pappas. Sherry I inda Bloor, Dave Dccami-nada.Jim Hantak, Martin Elmers; ROW 2 Jim Rodcv, Cindy Sprouse, Doug Williams, Dave Fenn, Joe Willoughby. Dale McClintock, Chris BIcsch. Bob Mills, Brian Young. Leslie l.ehr, Neil Rothschild, advisor; ROW 5: Doug Lash. Ted Verhoff AUDIO-VISUAL CREW J P Heck. A V specialist. Ted Eiscnman, Darren Coon. Doug I-ish.Jim Hantak. Scott Ewan. Bruce Schaer, Mark Grit fin. Brian Hagertv. Steve Price. Kevin McNeil $TAl,F: RI VC WARI . AV ,'M Arlingtonian: The New News Magazine The Arlingtonian is published twelve times a year by the members of the Journalism II-A class. The Arlingtonian staff w'orked hard to originate a new format for a more modern approach to journalism and to attract the interest of the students. This year the Arlingtonian focused each issue on one controversial topic. It included articles on individual students, sports, and activities. A number of awards have been earned by the 1974-1975 Arlingtonian staff including the Award of Excellence at Ball State University Journalism Workshop and the All American Rating from the Minnesota School of Journalism. Mr. Crostcn and Mr Ziegler arc victims of a wet sponge thrown by Stephanie Woods on Arlingtonian Day. ROW i (left to right) Sue Mims. Isabel I.iu. I-inda Camburn, Mrs Bcnke. Pat Schoenborn. ljura Thompson; ROW 2 Karen Smith, (.indy Mcndicino. Dave Jones, Larry Corbett, Tim Poulin. John Dilcnschneidcr. Bob Wcbner. Peter DcMott. Mike McCol lough ARUNC.TONIAN 2)2 'You’ll go Bananas over the '75 Norwester was the slogan used to start off the sales on Norwester Day. Collecting pictures, making deadlines, and selling ads are all part of the staff’s duties. As the slogan suggests, maybe we have gone bananas, but in some way. everyone lends a hand when work needs to be done. We have tried to make the ’75 yearbook an accurate representation of Upper Arlington High School — its members and its memories. Monkey Business?’ KNEELING l.ynnc Hvatt index. Erie Morgan editor. ROW 1 Ann McLane organizations. Jan Millikan organizations. .Icanie Alexander ads. Jason Hanes student advisor. ROW 2 Betsv Turrell business. Julie Jennings faculty. Julie Ferris senior class editor. Tammy Thompson senior class editor. Molls Mai Ewan ads: ROW V Kim Ourant tumor ilass editor. Artie Leontis editor. Sue Rollins index. Nano Wilson sports. Man Ann Best sophomore class editor. Kim Stone editor ROW I Frank Timmons ads, lie Olson sports. Don Hamparian head photographer. Mr Odrnneic advisor N o r w e s t e r VIRWMIK ;s. Golden Brigade on The Upper Arlington Golden Brigade in its fourth year had 54 members The girls had a successful year winning first place in the Fairborn competition. l-cd by Barb Visintinc, captain, and Debbie Nye. first lieutenant, the drill team performed routines during the football and basketball halftime activities. The girls practiced and performed approximately nine months out of the year under the supervision of Mrs. Judy Bunting, the Golden Brigade Advisor Debbie Nye. Lisa Thompson, and Gndi Gibson enjoy Drill Team Barb Visintinc, Drill Team Captain, performs at halftime A grand finale by Libby Lynch, Kelly Clough. Terri Ayers, Karen Kcmercr. Tracy Pickett. Wendy Rennoc. and Tammy Wittcbort ROW' 1 Patti Hoffman squad leader. Peggy Salzgahcr. Tern Snider, Sarah Hamilton, Janet Mahrcnhob project chairman, Sue Hailey, Cindy Gardier, Jean Damian. Karen Kcmercr, Mary Hcubcl. ROW 2: Vikki Lancia. Molly MacEwan, Teresa MiKinley. Kelly Corbett, cairel Prond, Beth Marsalka protests. Mars Shew alter. Julie Evans, Maryannc Hester props chairman, Nina Valentino. Beth Clark. Kelly Clough. Linda Robbins. Cindy Griffith. Marty Buck attendance chairman. ROW' I.ibbs l ynch squad leader. Lynn Deem. Katie I_mc. Vicki Sapp. Katie Michael. Terri Ayers, Cindi Gibson, Nano Nye, Carrie Ritcher. Barb Visin-tine captain. Kaths Ashbaugh props. Sandy Wittcbon. Elizabeth Pusscr. Trace Pickett squod leader, ROW I Debbie Sandefur soual, Candy Hodge. Tracy Kruger. Brenda Rocdcr Diane Davis. Lisa Thompson. Tammv Wittcbort social, lxslic Rouda squa l leader. I5cbbic Nvc first lieutenant. Debbie Slager. Karen Hoffman finame. Ami Hundman. Cindy Bloom. Wends Rennoc DRILL TEAM 2W Bear Boosters Boost Spirit This year a successful new Pep Club was formed for all interested girls. Junior and senior girls worked on projects for the varsity football team, and sophomores worked for the reserve team The main purpose of the club was to get students involved in activities and to encourage school spirit. A few of the activities that the girls were involved in were decorating each player’s house with signs, decorating the locker rooms and making scrapbooks for each senior member of the football team. At the pep rally Skectsic Taylor gets ready to hike the ball to Diane Goss, while Carolyn Haddad and Debbie Rosscl block their opponents. Bear supporters come in all sizes. Golden Bears and supporters gather for a dinner before the Massillon game I9N I9’S PH CLUB MEMBERS FIRST ROW (left to right) Patty Hartman. Penn SaJa. IVggy Lynch, rophomore officer . Pam Srnne. Km Adame . mminsi. iumor officer . Linda DeCctaro. KWX pendent. Skecnie Taylor, xcretary irracurer, Tammy Thompron, rent vice prr imt. MEMBERS far Kellough, Socan Chapman. Sabnna Kalan. Debbie Lidod. Pam Gabel, Kerri Ri hard con. Alluon Stallard. Sara Purcell, Diane Got . Kendra Dale. Laune Rutyrll, Carolyn Haddad, I.vnn Pamth, IVbbic Rowel. Kim Rowley. Andrea Ceno. Sally Schaf fner. Beth Hadley. Artemi Leonti . Kitty Carr Tracy Pickett. Kara Chmtcmcn, Carol Wukeflum. Nam i Tuttle, Jenny Gutchev Cathy Vance. Nancy HentJey. Helen Jenkinc, Melinda Witter, thbbie Bean. Nancy Walton. Jane Hamilton. Barb Judy. Ann M� lone.Jan Millikan, Julie Fern . Ji b Wendt. Nancy DeRoben . Dune Taglione. Beth Davidek. Tami Hartley. Bonnie Arthur. Many Buck. Kim Ryan. Debbie Sandefur. Cathy Miller. Jayne Davo. Sara Hnminghau«en. Many M.lihon, lata Bohn, F.li a Hay no. Nancy McGuire, Anne OVonmw, Alue Bum'ugh . Sally Lippold. ljura Bonnie. Jill Shuey. Enn 'X'heary SaraF ShiUiday, Karen Meek-trot I Mary Munyel, Cindy Hanlin. Suyan Thoma . Brenda Spatk . Kathy Mi Linn. Su y Popp, Jan IXincin Beth Holland. Stephanie Wright. Diane Brute hart, Cathy Miller Pinar Tcmircr, Vikki Latvia. Beth Arledfe, Cathy Para kay. Cnua Cooper, Susan Armctrong, Man’ Beth Loeena, Sara Parduc. Surannc Kindig. Linda Foett, Chriyry McCreary Nanette Plicter. Sonia Scott, Amy Hundman. Beth Wiltbergrr. In leprkh. Dune Davit Mar Ruth t larkr Becky Rcntwe.Jeni Connell.' athy Daniel Many Jacbotv Ann Ih.kman, Beth Gibb , Jean Beattie, Bath Rhaadt, L nnr Allbee, Karen Lamrocr. Laurie Si � a e. Ann Brennan. Stephany Mahoney. Kathv Arnold. Define Bopp. Sydney Stallard. Sutan Tomblm Liura Movehrad. Adrian Glow. Barb Hall. Juli Mar roil. Jan Saravallt, Anne Emeny. Ellen Ptd fcrle. Cindy Hauck. Laura Kmprcnberg, Genny Gran ow. Nance Erell. Sutan Fuhliman. Holly Edward . Nan Keitr. Chmtv Miller. Molly Wharton. Nancy Lutr Nancy Jacoby Lea Smith PEP CLUB 03 Girls score, time and Mat Maids 1974-19 MAT MAIDS ROW 1 (left to right) Terri Snyder treasurer. Jane Hamilton vice-president. Lisa W nnc president. Terri Sleeth secretary. ROW' 2: Denise Dupont. I.isa Aehatz, Libbie Lynch. Ann McLanc, Barb Judy. Jan Millikan. Jenny Allen; ROW' 3 Diane McCurdy, Paula Mounts. Sue Soulcn, Tracy Pickett. Nancy Jacoby. Cindy Hamilton. ROW' 4 Patty Hartman. Julie Sut-phen. Jcannie Clancy. Maty Zubcr. Barb Hughes. Sally Shaffncr. Nancy Mounts; MISSING FROM PICTURE Pat Lindsay. Pam O'Hara, Sue Shalvoy Swim Timers 1974-1973 SWIM TIMERS ROW' 1 Pcgg Frey, Linda Wilson, ( arm Starr. Janet Mahrcnholtz. 1-cslic Ixhr. Mary Bout sclis, Holly Keller. Beth Gibbs; ROW' 2 Lisa Maxwell. Jean Johnson, Nancy Brothers. Kathy Vance. Kris Adams. Susie Scgmillcr. Troy Coon. Sara Hamilton. Marti Chapman head timer. ROW 3: Nancy Wilson, Nancy Lutz, Sydney Stallard. Christa Cooper, Kathy Cooper. Kathy Sturges. Kit Tlvomason. Beth Holland. Michelle Korman. ROW 4 Leigh Purdy, loan ( ovington. Lynn Albert Jill Mcsec. Beth Kreinbihl. Glenn is Ciricillo, Sue Harris. F.li a Haynes. MISSINCi FROM PICT1 RE. Jean Beattie, Molly MacEwan, head timer MAT MAIDS SWIM TIMFRS ’Jt. record for sports Lacrosse Stals LACROSSE STATISTICIANS: ROW I Andrc.i Ccnci. Nancy Hensley, Pam O'Hara. Helen Jenkins. Debbie Rosscl. Kim Rowley. Cathy Miller. Ann Ml Lane. ROW 2 Ann Wolford. Sue Hailey, Ann Brauer, Sills Schaffner. Carol Wicker-ham. Melissa Massar, Terri Feid-ncr. Skectsic Tailor. I.snne Hiatt. ROW Kris Hamcl-buip. Susan Akers, Usa Bohn. Chris Curie. S.illic Miller, Chris Millet. Linda Dcicssaro. Carolyn Haddad. Tammy Thompson, Laurie Russell. Track Timers TRACK TIMERS ROW i Nano Wilson, Cathy Vame. I.ynn Pat terson. Sally SchalTnet. Debbie I islu id, Karen Anderson, ROW Bath Rennet ker. Michelle Spi-•cr. Linda Radar, Troy Ox n, Ferry Dugger. St , plume WixxK. ROW i I Vbbic . alxT. S.u J ihn-'ton. Heather Finnegan, Patti Hartman. Lotte Dodson ORGANIZATIONS 2 The Girls Athletic Association got under wav this year with a successful membership drive GAA involves girls in tennis; softball, gymnastics; badminton; basketball. bowling, and golf The girls can participate in intramural sports and then go on to be involved in interscholastic athletics. GAA girls worked for the concession stands this year during the basketball and football games to eam money for their spring banquet A Christmas skating party was also an enjoyable fund raising activity At the end of the year the GAA spring banquet was held At this event girls in both intramural and interscholastic sports were awarded pins. letters, charms, and trophys GAA is headed by the cabinet members and under the supervision of its advisors, Mrs Brady, Mrs Ripley, Miss Miller, and Miss Waldvogel Girls Participate in Intramural Sports LEFT: Louise Monta spots Dina Segna on the balance beam RIGHT Robin Ziska anxiously waits for Laurie Henry to complete a bounce pass ROW 1 Nancy Mounts bowling. Wendy Rennoe volleyball. Gay Sheppelman softball, Beth Kirwm recreation, Annette Bassett social-publicity. Wendy Johnson basketball, Vivian Ecman tennis. Ann Me Lane gymnastics, ROW 2 Ann Dukman assistant sportshead. Kathy Lorenz spomhead. Nancy Wislon secretary treasurer, Carolyn Clark social-publicity. Robin Ziska vice-president. Kim Stone president GAA iS Annual Presentation Breakfast LEFT Mr Foley seems grateful to receive a free meal RIGHT Advisors and the key club officers were invited to the presentation Here Mrs Bunting. Drill Team Advisor, and Linda Radar of the Arlingtonian help themselves to breakfast LEFT Senior Sue Rollins and Advisor Karen Pcttus discuss the AFS grant given by Student Council. RIGHT; Miss Paulsen received the Buddy Club check from junior. Dick Franklin For the past three years Student G uncil has given money for extra-curricular groups. Decisions are made bv a vote ot Student Council. This year over POO dollars was given The total for the three years is over 5000 dollars Council’s efforts were added to by cash grants by the high school PTO. Sands Kate receives the Drama Association m« nc from Mr (Xlronetc ANSI At PRESENTATION HAN H 1 T SPORTS 74-75 Sports Caj)tains JIM JEFFERIES • Swimming SCOTT McDonald • Swimming MARK MIELY Swimming l RJGBAKI R'Gol! TED HOBSON • Golf • Wrestling PHIL HODSON • Track BOB LOVENSHIMER • Tr It GUY DUBLE (missingI • Track F.D AVERY • Cross Countn STEVE F.RSING • Cross Country TIM McC()MBS Cross Country GREG AMU N'Baseball m i HTYSTAKl R • Baseball GEORGE LEWIS • Football MARC BOWMAN • Football TODD WALKER • Lacrosse MARTIN SUBLET'Lacrosse BOB GREEN • Lacrosse TERRY GILMt )RF. • Lacrosse TIM D'ANGELO • Soccer STIVEGARDNI R • Soccev Ki N PARK Soco i R )B HARDY • Basketball DAM I « ILOSIMO Basketball km BIGGS'Wrestling JUD ROSS • Wrestling m IITT HAD! BY • Tennis MIKE HIGBF.F' Tennis CAPTAINS Ni Essential for Team Success 74-75 Cheerleaders GINI HINTON SUSIE POPP JEAN ALEXANDER HOLLY EDWARDS SUSAN ESGHLIMAN JULIA FI NO NAN KIETZ MARIA FRY LAURA LEE HARDY SUSAN MESEC NANCE EZEI.I. CHARLOTTE HAMILTON CHEERLEADERS-' Bears claw way to 11-1 season GOLDEN BEAR FOOTBALL TEAM: ROW 1: Jon Tenuta, Bob Green, Dale Kcitz, Joe Olson, Marc Bowman, George Lewis, Gary Stentz, Rick Parfenchuk. Scort Staker. Dave McKee and Gary Ginthcr; ROW 2: Bob McCabe. Greg Amicon, Jim Caldwell. Bryan Johnson. Andy Taggart, Jim Adams. Rod Gregory. Bill Quinby. Mark Mitchell, Jeff Lucas, and Mark Moorehead, ROW 3: Kyle Mercer, Mark Cccucti, Tim Stephan. Joe Barnes. Steve Hall, Pat Cahill. Mike Gray, Ben Tenuta, Pat Boggs. Steve Gilbert. ROW 4: Steve Rayo. Greg Hanneman, Duke Dahlcn, Scott Immcll, Pete Drake. Bob Sorrell, Flip Taylor. Brad Solomon. Martin Lestock and Ed Hoffman, ROW 3: Mike Cleary. Bruce Triplchom, Hi Ty Pottcrficld, Jeff Hyatt. Pete Ryan. Tim Thompson. Gary Ohx, Paul Block, Joe Valentino. Jack Hall, Ernie Potter; ROW 6: Bill Wolford. Roger Vaughan. Scott Gcrlach. Tommy Mason. Doug Kmsley, Bob Coletti, Phil Hodson, Jerry Ball. Dave Goldthwaite, Martin Sublett, Larry Self. ROW 7: Dave Slager, Dan Duplcr.Jack Woodruff. Bill Pfeil.Jim Hency. Tom Rutan. Pete Corey. Dud Beaver,Jay Bird Wickerham, Tom Foster, John Caldwell. Peter McElroy. Dave Foster. Jon Tenuta tries to break away from a Harding defender. The 1974 Golden Bear Football team kept the winning tradition at Upper Arlington They went undefeated in regular season winning the COL Championship, their region in the computer ratings and their first game in the state playoffs before losing in the championship game. There is now a 16 gamc regular season win streak. The Bears now stand with a record of 110-8-2 over the past 12 years while playing one of the state’s toughest schedules. The Bears opened the season with a win over highly rated St. Xavier. This was UA’s first victory-over the Cincinnati team in three tries. Hie footballers then went on to win over Worthington. Massillon, and Princeton. The next game proved costly as the Bears beat Northlandt 33 to 22 but lost the services of three starters, including quarterback Gary Ginthcr. for the next five COL games Step-in quarterback Doug Knisley came on to lead the Bear-, through the tough COL Schedule and the footballers first undefeated regular season in four years. SEASON RESULTS ii«i UA 24 St. Xavier 6 UA 21 Worthington 6 UA 51 Massillon 14 UA 24 Princeton 14 UA 35 Northland 22 UA 23 Newark 22 UA 31 Manetta 13 UA 17 Lancaster 7 UA 28 Zanesville 21 UA 41 Chillicothe 0 UA 27 New Philly 7 UA 8 Harding 41 Co-Captain Marc Bowman causes a fumble during the rainy Princeton game (left) Specialists warm up before the game Duke Dahlan (80) opens a hole for Bryan Johnson (44) Phil Mtxivon (23) makes a breakaway run Ben Tenuta (above) receives the opening kickoff of the 75 season Tim Stephan ( 8). Steve Ravo (50). Martin Lestock (33). and Mike Gray (83) anxiously await the snap of the ball (left l RXJTKAU. .'is Football team also won at tug-of-war Swimmers lost Quarterback Doug Kmslcy —10 behind the blocking of Scott Staker, Billy Wolford. Tom Mason and Bob Green (below). Scott Staker 25 follows the blocking of speedy Tom Mason 61 (above). Proud Golden Bear Dave McKee receives his State Runner-up plaque (above) Phil Hodson shows off when he sees the photographers (above, upside down). Marc Bowman and unidentified Golden Bear cause a Lancaster fumble (right). Golden Bear defenders Mike Gray. Rick Parfcn-chuk, and Jerry Ball converge on the Princeton ball carrier (below) The Bears of Tomorrow Coaches Dupler and Woodruff give the team instructions (above). Jeff Wehr drops back to pass (nght). Center Jim Dodcz prepares to snap the ball JUNIOR VARSITY ROW I Scott Rcchcl. Bnan Young. Troy Bigham. Dave Webb, Dive Seem . Bril Piuinini. Jeff Wehr, Tom Hey I. Bill Livingston; ROW 2 Adam Txagourmv. Jim Dadcr. Bill Gunderson. Tom Karabtncn, Mirk Ran iom, Edgar Thompson, Steve Dy� � . Bob Gepfen, Don Paoletti, Greg Rapp ROW J Ronny Hilditch, Glen Dugger, Geoff Shaw, Bill Lorn. Chnt Maiienbudver, Bob DeVueot. Dan Jones. Steve Checklet. Brian Hughcv. Mike Federle; ROW Tim Shaver. Jeff Patterion. Jack Pnce. Glen Davis, Mike Jacobs. Jeff Davit, Mike Me Nary. Mike McElljgot, Joe Nelton. Rob Endxott, ROW 5 Jaybird Wukerham (mgr), Coach Dan Dupler, Coach Jack Woodruff, Tom Foster (mgr) Bill Picctnini runs for daylight SEASON RESULTS L'A 7 Wattcnon T UA 6 Worthington 0 LA 13 Whetstone 8 UA n Walnutridgc 0 UA Mi Chilicothe 6 UA 0 Newark 8 UA 57 Marietta 0 lA M Lane aster 0 LA 40 Zanesville 6 Girl’s Tennis swings into action Lrsa Couling enjoys her game!!! Judy Favret is in deep concern ration UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA Vivian Eirrun has a hard vollcv SEASON RESULTS 3 Lancaster 3 North 4 Chillicothc 2 Bexley 1 Wyoming 5 Chillicothc 2 Granville 3 Worthington 4 Springfield 3 Malitur 3 Reserve 4 Umoto 2 North 2 Unioto y Lancaster 4 Whitehall 3 Mansfield 0 0 3 4 2 3 2 1 0 0 0 3 3 o 2 2 TENNIS ROW 1 Kathy Corbett, Lisa Couling, Beth Gibbs, Beth Arlcdgc, Carol Couling. Vivian Eiman; ROW 2: Robin Ziska, Patricia Hacusslcr, Laurie Jackson. Jean Alexander, Susan Kennedy. Wendy Johnson. ROW 3: Kyle Yoder, Jean Clancy. Wendy Rennoe, Judy Farris. Julie Jenkins, Julie Ferris, Judy Favret Julie Jenkins is a swinger (bclo Girl’s hockey team proves successful t GIRL’S FIELD HOCKEY TEAM ROW r Laura Lang, Jodi Vow. Lauren Cole. Chris Copeland. Kathy I rcnz. Judy Miller. Betsy Turrell. Mary Gordon. Vicki Sapp. Carol Rader. ROW 2 Penny Burson. Cathy Whittaker. Barb McCreary. Kaye Kafer. Peggy Burson. Rose Koestner. Barb Codcrre. Ia ri Iasrenz. ROW V Mrs Brady advisor. Arden Kragalott. Becky Hampanan. Nora Rics. Susan Briscoe. Melissa Massar. Karen Jameson. Susan McGlone. Susan Rader. Sue Hannon. Donna Wilson SEASON RESULTS UA 2 Worthington 1 UA 4 Bexley 2 UA 7 Lancaster 0 UA 1 Grandview 0 UA 1 Delaware Hayes 0 UA 0 Worthington 1 UA 1 Wattcrson 0 UA 5 CSG 2 Upper Arlington's Girl's Field Hockey Team saw some new changes this year. The girls changed their uniforms to kilts, the captains made goal cages and the team changed to a different playing field. UA Girls had a winning season losing only twice, both times to Worthington. The highlight of the season was beating CSG because CSG had not lost a game in eight years. The game was a great victory for the Golden Bears. The season was also very successful for the reserve team The record of the reserve team tvas the best in years, with a 5-2-1 record. FIELD HOCKKV' JV) UA girls practice for a game Kathy Lorenz maneuvers the ball from a threatening aggressor (above) Laura Lang keeps an eye on the ball (above). Lauren Cole watches her teammates (left). Judy Miller charges for the ball as her teammates look on (below) a; Two Miles to Glory iiir itvtxowc inwi rkl u r Nf3TvW , ' 1 I PC1 : Mr ■k Hwirr r c ri 11 Wr . -I i si { M CROSS COUNTRY ROW l; Steve Erstng, Ed Avery. Tim McCombs. John Dilenschneider. Bob ■.Jim Burger. Guy Dublc. Coach Crosren. ROW 2: David Mahalfey. Dave Murphy. Rich Clano-. Jeff Buck. Mike Srooe.Chns Vlahos. Mike Acker-.John Kreug. Paul Ackerman, Seorr Buck. Kevin Wynne; ROW 5; Chris Mullinins. Tom Clark. Don Howland, Mark Bareman, Bruce Gnrys. J,m imer, man Jefferies. Scott Hays. Peter Krcvz, Mohammed Moussa Although the Cross Country team did not qualify for the state meet this year they did have a successful season The team compiled a 15-1 dual meet record, placing first in three out of the five relay meets, second and fourth in the other two The season was highlighted by beating cross town rival Worthington and winning the always competitive Rio Grande Relay in which there was a field of 15 teams including the West Virginia State Cross Country team The harriers found they had to run as a team this vear and could not rely on individuals to win the meets for them Steve Ersmg and Jeff Buck show good form vi % Bruce Butters and Guy Dublc set the pace SEASON RESULTS 15-1 UA 45 Cinci Elder 49 UA 45 Cinci. Oak Hill 60 UA 23 Northland 55 UA 31 Delaware 28 UA 22 P rynoldsburg 35 UA 31 Hilliard 82 UA 31 Whetstone 110 UA 28 Zanesville 5? UA 29 Worthington 37 UA 29 Lancaster 61 UA 23 Grandview 88 UA 45 Fairmont 81 UA 15 Grovcport 50 UA 25 Newark 33 UA 23 Walnut Rtdgc 61 UA 28 Cambridge 47 Easv Runner” Tri-Captain Tim McCombs opens up his lead (above). Golden Bear Harriers get ready for a quick start (above) Jeff Buck and John Dilenschncider check in after the race (above) Golden Bear runners lead the pack Young team swims to third in state. UA 9-1 Westerville 69 UA 86 Toledo Sr. Ursula 82 UA 62 Worthington 109 UA 114 Rocky River 41 UA 29 Lakewood 34 UA 68 Worthington KM UA 86 Westerville ?9 3rd in the state out of 18 teams. This year's girl’s swim team had a strong season. The team was young, consisting mainly of sophomores and juniors. The girls were very enthusiastic and had the initiative to work not only as a team but also on their own. The girls on the 400 free relay did the most consistent scoring. The outcome of two meets was determined by this relay, when I 'A beat Toledo St. Ursula by four points and Westerville by seven points. GIRL'S SWIM TEAM ROW 1 Sue Harris. Patty Anderson. Glennis Circillo, Suzic Scgmiller, Holly Keller. Kathy Mack. ROW 2 Genny Gran ow. Kathy Bolton. Cathy Sturges. Mars Boutselis. Leslie Lehr. Debbie Sherry. Trov Coon, Dance Veri, Rcvu cr Pfcil. ROW 3 Debbie Gaber. Lynn Albert. Jill Mescc. Kim Alexander. Parry Bachnarz. Maureen Cleary. Suzic Nichols. Michelle Diaz. Leslie Hutchings. ROW l Maricc Corwin. Renne Coil. Chris Mitendorf. Kit Thomason. Cindy Hanlin. Catr.y Vance. Heather Finnigan. ________________________________ ___________ UA waterbears Kim Alexander and Lynn Albert compete at the Girl's High Sc hool State Swimming Meet at Worthington. A t:A swimmer leaves the starting hlock (above) DIVERS |f.j i,R()Wl Cathy Varvr. Cindy Htnl.n. Maureen Ov . Tnn Coen. ROW } Heather Fintxitan Sour Schiller. Cathy Ma.V Manx Corwin GIB l SWIMMING Girl swimmers cheer teammates on to victory C.IRt SWIMMING 'W Girl’s volleyball team has undefeated season VOLLEYBALL ROW 1 Wendy Johnson, Annette Bassett. Lisa Tenney. Carolyn Clark, Bonnie Haynes. Cindy Lewis. Kim Stone. Coach Miller, Gay Sheppleman. Tammy Galloway. Lauren Cole. ROW 2 Susan Kennedy. Judy Miller. Laurie Henry, Robin Ziska, Susan Kennedy. Kathy Loren . ROW 3 Darcv Byers, i urea Lang. Kathy Corbett. Stephanv Mahoney. Ann Keefe. Kathy Miller. Kelly Monroe. RESULT i:-o UA 2 UA 2 UA 2 UA 2 UA 2 UA 2 UA 2 UA 2 UA 2 UA 2 UA 2 UA 2 Frmiclin Ht� Oulluothe We� t JcHeoon Onliuothe Nemitk Grind vi cm Be lei Grove City ljn liter New irk CSG Wevt Jeffcnon 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Miss Miller gives the Varsity team advice (above). GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL 2V. Gay Sheppleman readies herself for a good volley (above) Reserve team cheers on the Varsity (below). The Upper Arlington Girls’ Volleyball team had an excellent season with a 12-0 record. The team accredited their success to team work both on offense and defense The team members were also very experienced from years past The reserve record was also successful with a 8-1 win loss record Golden Wave takes 2nd in state FIRST ROW Mark Haldcman, Dave Stephens. Mike Butler. Brian Mitchell. Mike Boone, Tom Klingensmith. Phil Alda . David DeVorc, Tony Prohaska. Henry Paulson, Don Lewis. Rick Moulton. J R Prohaska. SECOND ROW Brad Woflel. Mr VanVooris. Jim Bogcr. Ed Sharick. Bill King, Greg Wolske. Chuck Moulton. Dale Hudson. Erik Paulson, Scott Sepsy. Mark DeVore. Rob Williams, Tom Taylor, Coach Todd Grant, Mr Harpy; THIRD ROW Mark Watters, Jim Berger. Scott McDonald. Dave Nichols. Jim Jefferies, Dave Smalley. Bob Bands, Dick Barthelmas.John Clark, Mark Micly. Molly Mac Ewan SEASON RESULTS UA 1M t!A Relays UA 1st Denison Relays UA 116 Westerville UA 100 Sycamore UA lit Whetstone UA 12: Newark UA 116 Euclid UA 111 Marietta UA 122 Zanesville UA 119 Firestone UA 114 University SsIukiI UA lOt Princeton l’A 106 Anderson UA 114 Fair view Park UA 105 Worthington UA IM GOL hampiomhip UA 1st Distrut Meet UA 2nd State Meet 55 - i '4 61 49 4 61 50 5J SH 6 «. V 69 Tony Prohaska, Smoke on the Water The Upper Arlington Swim Team had a very successful season this year, winning two relay meets, thirteen dual meets, the COL, State District Meet, and finishing second in the State Meet The Water Bears won two relay meets with no opponent even challenging them for first place. The toughest opponent in a dual meet was Sycamore, but Arlington continued with its dual meet victories. One of the highlights of the season was when Arlington won its 100th meet victory against Anderson. The Water Bears continued to have a fine season by placing 1st in the District and runner-up in the State Meet Arlington had many finalists in the State Meet this year Dale Hudson placed first in the 200 Individual Medley and 100 freestyle. Mark DeVore placed 1st in the 100 butterfly and 3rd in the 200 freestyle. Scott McDonald placed 4th in diving, Dave Smalley placed 4th in the 50 freestyle and 5th in 100 freestyle. Phil Aldag placed 13th in 100 butterfly. Arlington’s -100 freestyle relay team, consisting of Jim Jefferies. Chuck Moulton. Dave Smalley and Mark DeVore, placed second and established a new school record. SWIMMING 2V Senior diver Jim Berger gets psyched for his next dive (above) What’s this, Greg Wolkse quiet??? (nght) Golden Bear swimmers arc KING! Hang on boys! (below) BOYS’SWIMMING-'� 9 Phil Aldag’s finish in the 100 yard butterfly helped UA to get 2nd in the state, (above) Scott McDonald placed 4th in the State in diving and set a new school record, (above) Dave Smalley gets excited after his race in the 50 Free at the state swim meet (left) Dale Hudson's performance in the State meet brought him two state titles, (above) Basketball, a game of teamwork GOLDEN BEAR VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW I Ken Holcomb. Rick Shcahan, Rob Hardy Jamie Davis. Wee Hoag. Mark Noel. Gars Gmthcr. Bob Grogan and John Caldwell. ROW 2 Coach Jim Hamilton. Gary Olix.Jcff Stone. Rick Lane. Mike Flaherty. Dan Williams John Dilen Schneider, Eric Bright. Dave Johnson, and Paul Boyer The Golden Bear Varsity Basketball team had a season record of ten wins and ten lesser. Captain Rob Hardy was the only returning starter to this year’s team. This inexperienced team grew stronger as the season went on but due to player difficulties they were never at full strength. Wes Hoag improved greatly and averaged 16 points a game by season’s end. Four of the Bears' losses came from two COL teams that placed high in the state tournament. There were four juniors that saw action this year, making the future for UA Basketball look bright The Bears ended up 4 and 8 in COL play and ended the season by losing the second game in the District Tournament by one point in overtime, for the third straight year. SEASON RESULTS 10-10 UA 60 Watterson 65 UA 57 Newark 70 UA 75 Northland 65 UA 52 Grove Ciiv 82 UA 67 t iahanna 59 UA 38 Newark 55 UA 63 Marietta 65 UA 72 Euclid 61 UA 72 Gne aster 57 UA 64 Zanesville 71 UA 69 Whitehall 65 UA 65 Chillicothc 60 UA 66 Grove City 60 UA 45 Chillicothc 45 UA 61 Zanesville 66 UA 61 Marietta VI UA 52 Lancaster 58 UA 68 Westerville 58 UA 66 Eastmoor 64 UA 56 Marion Franklin 57 Captain Rob Hardy takes one of his famous short jumpers as Dave Johnson and Wes Hoag wait lor the rebound There was none ’! (left) bOVs BASKETBALL J6| Dave Johnson jumps high in the sky for the tip off (left) Leaping Dan Williams shoots over the Grove City defender (below) Scott Stone comes to a stop behind the screen of Wes Hoag (above) Gary Ginthcr drives up the middle HOYS' BASKETBALL Cole Simo with ball RESERVE BASKETBALL UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA 34 37 35 51 34 41 32 32 62 31 41 40 48 58 54 33 40 49 Wattcrson Newark Northland Grove City Gahanna Chillicothc Whitehall Zanesville Lancaster Euclid Marietta Newark Grove City Chillicothe Zanesville Lancaster Marietta Westerville RESERVE BASKETBALL: ROW 1: Dave Lowman. Andy Pultz, Jeff Wehr. Randy Ross, Tim March. Mike Stone, Doug Valtt, Perry Bickel; R W 2 Coach Brown, Mike Wukelic, Bob Hamilton, Kent Wallingford, Scott Stevenson, Pete Smith, Glen Dugger. Joe Dilenschneidcr. Tim Bennett It’s working!!! me Smith shoots a one handed lumper, (right) Mike Wukelic makes a move toward the basket, (below) Scott Stevenson 30 tip off to Joe Dilenschneidcr 20. Glenn Dugger 25, and Kent Wallingford 14. (left) Girls have best season in school history. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL ROW 1 Kathy Lorenz. Gav Sheppcdman. Peggy Burson, Penny Burson. Judy Pans. Judy Miller. ROW 2 Mrs Brady. Lauren Cole Kaye Kafer, Laur Gibb. Kjm Stone. Birb McCreary. Wendy Johnson. Chris Bayer. Robin Ziska SEASON RESULTS UA 30 W Jefferson 12 UA •to Grove City 26 UA 33 Newark 30 UA 27 Hilliard 28 UA 42 Grandview 40 UA 42 Chillicothc 51 UA 37 Lancaster 21 UA 53 Franklin 29 UA 34 Worthington 12 UA 31 Zanesville 40 UA 47 Bexley 33 UA 67 Westland 25 UA 38 Zanesville 55 UA 24 Gahanna 36 UA 42 Reynoldsburg 44 RESERVE BASKETBALL ROW 1 Darcy Bvers, Andrea Ernst. Candillc Butler. Kelly Monroe. Susan Briscoe. ROW 2: Miss Kathy Franks. Beth Kirwin. Arden Kragalon. Anne Emens. Janet Emnek. Becky Hampanan. Sue Hannan MISSING FROM PICTURE. Sue Kennedy and Susan McGlone G(RL HA.SK1 THALI. .V.I This year’s Upper Arlington girls basketball team had a very successful season. The most satisfying win of the season for the varsity w.ts Ixanng Zanesville in the Chilli-cothe Inv Tournament. Zanesville had previously beaten the iiears in regular season pla The reserve team also did well this year with a record of 11 wins and one defeat. Peggy Burson rakes a shot as Wendy Johnson moves toward the basket, (above) Chris Bayer s-t-r-e-t-c-h-c-s tor the basket (left) Beth Kirwin Pe ev Bur son attempts two points while Wendy Johnson waits tor a possible rebound GIRLS' BASKETBALL Beth Kirwin has another easy layup WRESTLING TEAM Dick Biggs. Tom Jacoby. Ernie Potter. Mark Mitchell. Ted Hodson.Jud Ross. Joe Biggs. Todd Turrell. Bruce Mons. Gregg Rapp; ROW 2. dirk Sims, Wc% Roagh. Dave Murphy. John Tingles. Curt Ersing.John Rapp. Ben Benalcazar. Rob Radcliffc, Jim Robinson. Steve Solcn. ROW .3 Tom Studebakcr. me I jcuf fcr. Tom Damon. Steve Butler. Dave Tccplc. Steve Chuckles. Bob Feidner, Doug I lunt, Steve Die . Doug Worley. RC) i (.each Bil Pfeil. Jay B Wicker-um. Tom Foster. Coach Bill Whipple. SEASON RESULTS 18 Wjttcrson 44 6ch U of C 29 Grove City 35 2? Zanesville 39 16 Worthington 40 2} Northland 7th Top 8 23 Groveport 28 3rd All-North 28 Newark 24 41 Lancaster 8 1st COL 3rd Sectional 8th District The 1975 Golden Grapplers got off to a slow stan losing their first four meets. The Bears came on strong near the end of the season winning the COL title and having a good showing in the sectional and district meets. Even though they lost. Coach Pfeil feels that the Bears had their best showing against Groveport. This year’s leadership came from captains Joe Biggs. Ted Hobson, and Jud Ross, leadership was a major factor in the team’s fine improvement There were many sophomores wrestling on the varsity and reserve teams making for a much more experienced team next year Ninety-eight pounder Joe Biggs won the district title and appeared in the state tournament. John Rapp works on his opponents NECK WRESTLING Ben Bcnalcazar shows why he is a promising sophomore (above) Tom Jacoby works on breaking down his man (above i Ernie Porter battles for the takedown (right) Joe Biggs controls his opponent (above) Jud Ross anxiously awaits the start (above) Gymnasts swing into action Barbie Custer. Rohm DcWald. Ginny Allen. Laura Krause, Captain Ann McLanc, Peggy Rayo. Carol Nludgctt. Troy Coon. Jane Hamilton. SEASON RESULTS UA 71.80 Sheridan 64.75 UA ’3.77 1 Icath 77.75 UA 63.40 Marysville 48.95 UA 60.3 Walnut Hills 82.25 UA 60 OS lust. 70-10 Hillard 77.65 UA 3860 Dub. 84.50 Board. 73 80 UA 64.30 Worthington 73.85 UA 71.30 Sheridan 59.55 UA 73.0 13c x Icy 650 District — Intermediate Level Jst Bars — Ann McLanc Ith Vault — Ann Mi Lane 4th Beam — Troy Coon Advanced Level 5th Vault — Barb Custer 6th Floor — Barb Custer Barb Custer went to State Competition The Gymnastics team did well this year even though they were plagued by injuries. This team was also very young with some people who have never competed before in a meet. Arlington had meets with the toughest teams in the state not only in our district hut they also traveled to Cincinnati for a meet. Row I: m n, Debbie Gabet Bonnk Arthur, Dina Segna; ROW I bwix Manta, Kathy Mack ROW S Captain Beth Gibbs GYMNASTK S. X Uuri Krause exhibits her skill on the beam a, she does a handstand Carol Mudgett sread.es herself on the uneven parallel bars GYMNASTICS Jw UA tracksters take district title (right) Superstar Kathy Miller breaks the finish tape for a first plate victory in the 440 yd dash SEASONS RESULTS UA 79 Zanesville 31 UA 74 Newark 31 UA 8' Chillicothc 23 UA 71 Athens 36 Chillicothc 23 UA 87 Grandview 23 UA 80 Watterson 23 Walnut Ridge Invitational — 1st place Whitehall Pre-District — qualified in all events but the mile run District — 1st place tic with Easrmoor State—440 Kathy Miller— 2nd 880 Medley Relay — 3rd ()vcrall — 10th in State (above) Sophomore Tu anne Eicholt has another flying leap for the pit (right) Wendy Johnson CIRLV TRACK.'2’u 'hows good form as Ik runs the 80 yard low hunlles, (left) ROW I Janet Kottman. I jura Thompson. Julie Jen kins. Lauren Cole. ROW 2 Cathy Vance. Wendy Will. Nancy Wilson. Barb Judy. Penny Burson. ROW 3: Elizabeth Wade. Kaye Kafer, Holly Keller. Missy Berwanger. Lmda Rader, Li Blc'h. ROW 4: Tu anne Eicholt. Kathy Miller, Terry Dugger. Wendy Johnson; ROW 3 Becky Hampanin, Stephany Mahoney . Miss Waldvogel. Martha Himes, Annette Bassett. Chris Middcndorf The 1975 Upper Arlington Girl’ Track Season can only be described as fantastic. The girls won 6 dual meets. 1 triangular meet, and 1 first at an invitational At the Pre-District at Whitehall, UA girls qualified in all events but the Mile Run. The district meet was a tie for first place with Hastmoor Upper Arlington concluded its season at the state meet where Kathy Miller placed 2nd in the 4-10 yd dash and the 880 Medley Relay placed 3rd. The overall finish was 10th in the state. The most satisfying victory for UA was the first place finish in the Walnut Ridge Invitational in which the Bears pulled from behind to take first place. Mary Ann Best and Liz Blcsh await the start of the gun. and 1-aura Thompson battle for first place ibove) Janet Kottman demonstrates the way to vow a frisbee (above) Wendy Wall GIRL'S TRACK'??! Young Team takes 2nd in COL (row I) Jim Berger. Mirk Moorehod. Ed Amy, John DUen.vhnoder. Phil Hodxso, Guy IXible. Bob Lovemhimcr, Tim SkCombt, Frmr Porter. Brute Buttery Gooch Rustic Pfeiffer. row J) Joe Vilemmo. Jeff DePalmo. Steve Hirrup, Joe Bimes. Kevin Wynne, Jick Senn. Stott McDonald, Bob Zkhf, Jamie Havcm. Sieve v.ulcn. Dave Hall. Din Dupler, (row M Kelly Graft, Stu John ton. RukCostin. Mike Aukerman, Carl Si Clair. Stott Collinv Hugh Brown. Stent But k. Jeff Bulk, Riik CUntrv '.hn� Mullim. Coat h Jim Hency; (town Kevin M� Neil. John Jeffenev. Ed Maddin. Bill Gannon. Glen Davn. Pit Boggs. Tom Hucpf. Goeff Shaw. Paul Ackerman, I m Koffield. mamger, Coach John Ijttin. (row ' Mark Chambers. Mohammed Moussa. Kent Wallingford. Scott Rechcl, Keith DeVoe. Don Tern net. BruieGruyi, Mike Srone. Matk Maghie. David Rapp. Tom Hausk Moving from poturr l an Applegate. David Mahalfev. Chin Vlahm. Jim Wiggitu. Brent Reader, Bob Srhumaker Kevin Wynne practices fence jumping’ (above) (right) Jim Berger admires the hardware SEASON RESULTS UA 2nd Newark UA 6th District UA 1st District In UA 2nd Worthington UA 6th Mahon Re UA 2nd Line aster UA 4th Worthington Re UA 1st Grovcport UA 6th Marion Night Rc UA 2nd Worthington UA 3rd Arlington Re UA 2nd Lancaster UA 9th Lancaster Re UA 1st At ademy UA 2nd Sectional UA 4th Lani aster Soph Relay UA 2nd COL Meet Tins year's Golden Bear track team was young but so was its coaching staff Coach Randy Pfeiffer took over as head coach with the new assistants Dan Dupler and Jim Hency The thin-clads were especially hard hit by graduation in field events so there were many sophomores and juniors in these events The running events were the Bears' strong points, especially the 440 yd dash and the 2 mile run The bears won the Central District Indoor meet and came in 2nd in the COL meet The trackstcrs had their best showing in the Sectional meet placing 2nd In the District meet thev qualified in two for the state meet while placing sixth track r; (below) Glen Davis warms up for the shot Baseball finishes second in COL fr r r 've (rim I) Gary Ginther. Rick Gcmicnhardt. Rick Parfemhuk. Gregg Amicon, Scow Srakcr, Jim Caldwell. Steve Schwartz. Doug Kniscly. (row 2) Greg Rhine, Andy Fugazzi. Dave Gcrlach, Don Dclp. Dave Drees. Mike Gray. Kevin Hatcen. Jim Riggs. Coach Rutan, (row 3) Coach Whipple. Pete Rumm. John Caldwell. Bill Putimni. Jeff Wchr. Andy Pultz. Tim Bennett Coach Tom Rutans (ioltlcn Bear Baseball team lost 9 and won 14 panics as the Bears finished 2nd in the COL. After losing the first game, the Golden Moundsmen won n in a row before splitting a double header with Newark Except for the tournament loss the rest of the losses came in the double header splits. Many players saw action this year as there was a well balanced team made up of 8 seniors. 8 juniors and 2 sophomores. The yearbook staff would like to wish (bach Tom Rutan the best of luck as he becomes head football coach at Worthington (below) Batter up' UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA l'A UA UA UA UA UA UA UA L'A UA It 9 8 4 6 13 3 9 ■� II 8 4 6 4 4 3 I) 3 4 9 8 Mike Gray gets a man out at first base SEASON RESULTS Walnut Ridge 12 Marietta 4 Marietta 7 Lancaster 0 Worthington 3 North 6 Chillicothc ■� Chillicothe ■ Newark 3 Newark 1 Lancaster y Grove City � Grove City 8 East i Zanesville 3 Zanesville 9 Northland Toumansent Watterson y Kettering Fair West 4 Kettering Fair West 8 North 2 Brookhaven 3 Delaware 3 Coach Rutan is a real said’ Kiik Parfcnchuck takes his Gcritol before the big game (above) Gary Ginthcr on the mound (above) (row I) Jim Hanrak. Don Paoletti. Norm Weaver. Doug Valt . Scott Si hwartz; (row 2) Doug Hunt, Jeff Fisher. Brad West. Troy Bigham, Jim Johnson, (row ) Coach Dud Beaver, left Gouch, Dave Lowraan, Ton Hcyl, Dave Hawk. Jeff Davis. Coach Turpakc BASEBALL'-'rs Softball belts 12-0 season (row 1) Gay Shcpplemcn, Darcy Byers, Judy Pans. Beth K irwin, Sue Bnscoe. (row 2) Sue Hannan. Janet Emrick. Tern' Slceth. Laura Lang. Arden Kragalott. Leslie Hauser. Kelly Monroe. Miss Miller, (row }) Barb McCreary. Kathy Bolton. Judy Miller. Peggy Burson. Robin Ziska. Dianne Goss. Andrea Ernst, Kathy Lorenz. Nora Ricv Outfielder Janet Emrick makes an outstanding stop and throws home SEASON RESULTS UA 35 Hamilton Twp 10 UA 5 Chillicothe 3 UA 6 Chillicothc 1 UA 29 Marysville 7 UA 9 Grove City 5 UA 14 Grove Gty 5 UA 10 Chillicothc 2 UA 20 Chillicothc 5 UA 9 Marysville 3 UA 12 Whetstone 2 UA 8 Lancaster 6 UA 16 Northland 4 Tins year’s softball team had a great season finishing the season with a 12-0 record The Bears had a very young team consisting mainly of sophomores and juniors. Thus, they will have a very experienced team next year. The girls had an explosive offensive and a good defense outscoring their opponents 216-19. Senior pitcher Robin Ziska pitches the ball for a strike to go past the batter to senior Dianne Goss Netters retain COL title SEASON RESULTS UA 3 Akron Firestone 2 UA 5 Worthington 0 UA 4 Euclid 1 UA 4 Dayton Trotwood 1 UA 3 Marietta 0 UA 5 Columbus AcadcmyO UA 3 Dncastcr 2 UA 3 Fairmont Fast 0 UA 3 Canton Lehman 0 UA 3 Jackson 0 UA 2 Toledo Ottawa Hills 3 UA 3 Walnut Ridge 0 UA 3 Whetstone 2 UA 3 Zanesville 0 UA 2 Sylvania 3 UA 5 Westland 0 UA 4 Newark 1 UA 4 Mansfield Malabar 1 UA 3 Northland 0 UA 1 Bexley 4 TENNlS'r' The shifty Rob McGhee in action, (left) UA doubles team of Steve Seubcrt and Craig Haddox warm up before rheir match (row 1) Steve Seubcrt, Dick Lombard, Mike Higbce. Susie Walton, Scott Hadley, Steve Sandbo. Bill Helland. (row 2) Dick Fryman, Clark Corey, Craig Haddox, Ed Fox. Rob McGhee, Jeff Sopp, Perry Bickel, (row 3) Carl Kollaritsch, lX ug Snouffcr, Paul Chidestcr. Mitch Welch, Steve Williams, David DcWulf,John Gicrl Playing with a young team the Golden Bear Tennis team was once again a major factor in Ohio tennis action Coach Dick Fryman’s team won their first 10 matches before losing to Toledo. The Bears went on to finish 17-3 on the season winning the COL title for the 8th straight year There will be a lot of experience next year as there will be seven lettermen returning including this year’s top two players. Susie Walton is among these seven players making her bid for women’s lib Scott Hadley makes nice return H Team Arlington socks it to them VARSITY SOCCER ROW I Bob Baker. Chy May hood. Serve Gardner. Ken Park. Tim D'Angelo. Steve Uniter. Scott Lilly. ROW ’ Coach John von. Ed Fo . Doug Hcrt. Gregg Greathoute. Mike Schimdc, Din Heer. D ve Corxn. Kevin Mayhood. Jell Dr Pal mo. George Wukelic. ROW Dave Waken, Ijrry Smith. Paul Thomas. Todd Brooks. Ben Bendsw. fuan Arevedn George Wukclic puts his foot into it . � • Steve Gardner passes to teammate Dan Heer (above) Cun Erstng scrambles for the ball (left). Bob Biker shows perfect form’ (below) After losing the first two games the Upper Arlington Golden Bear soccer team turned their season around to finish with a 13-1-3 record. A stunning 3-1 victory over Worthington after the Cards had defeated the Bears in the opening game gave the Bear hooters a tic for the league championship with Columbus Academy. The following night Team Arlington defeated a tough Centerville team from Dayton 1-0. At this point the Bears had won 8 games in a row which is a new Arlington record In tournament play the Bears defeated Gahanna 8-3 to set up a showdown for the sectional title with league co-champ Columbus Academy. An inspired performance netted Team Arlington a 2-1 overtime victory. In the district finals Team Arlington was upset by Centerville 3-0. The Bears had an excellent season winning league and sectional championships as well as establishing a new high for wins at 13. SEASON RESULTS 13-4-3 UA 1 Worthington 2 UA 0 Mansfield 5 UA 2 PI ME 1 UA 3 Bexley 0 UA 2 Academy 1 UA 1 Westerville 1 UA 4 Gahanna 0 UA 3 Lancaster 0 UA 3 Worthington 1 UA 1 Centerville 0 UA 1 Centerville 1 UA 2 Bexley 2 UA 4 Academy 5 UA 0 Westers'i lie 2 UA 8 Gahanna 1 UA 1 PI ME 1 UA 10 Lancaster 0 UA 8 Gahanna 1 UA 2 Academy 1 UA 0 Centerville 3 RESERVE SOCCER: ROW 1 Paul Thomas. Doug Herr. Mark Gabcr, Kevin Mayhood, Jay Moulcon. ROW 2 Coach Johnson. Andy Cameron, Gregg Greathouse. Wade Milneck. Steve Henry. Doug App. Dave Gibeaut. ROW 3: Ben Benalcaaar. Ken Quakenbush, Curt Ersing. Juan Acevedo. Doug Snouffer. Ed Poulton socc er rv Golfers take Fifth in State GOLF TEAM ROW 1 Mike Hmtcrschiod. Tim Pain. Mark Miller. Bob Perkins. ROW 2 Bill Harris. M,kc Albert, Bob Cullman. Dave Ashbaugh. ROW Coach Stcmcn. I ug Baker..loo Reed, Wes Hoag, Rob Hardy, Ken Renspe. Ted Hobson.Jeff Trabuc Ted Hobson prepares to take a swim (below Doug Baker takes a break on the fairway (below). Jeff Trabuc helps Ken Renspie line up a putt (below) Tlic Golden Bear golfers started out the 1974 season with a very- important win over a tough Worthington The first invitational the Bears entered in had I7 teams and the It.A. swingers came out on top The Lancaster Cioldcn Gales invaded Scioto and beat the Bears by two strokes. I-CSS than six weeks after the season started it was tournament time The Bears traveled across town to Blacklick golf course to win the Sectional and advance to the District and State Meet where they placed fifth. Mike Albert prepares to tee off on the nmrh SEASON RESULTS I'A � 3 V Kihinjcicrfi H9 UA Grove City 22 UA - s Colonial iS UA HI Zanesville 5 X L'A 516 Chillxothe W UA 312 Uiujvter 2’ UA 511 WeucTYiile 22 UA 331 Grove City S� UA 506 Worthington 20 Whet none 2 Walnut Ridge 2W UA 29 Marietta S0 UA XH Lanravirt H� 2 UA 17 Gallon 2nd UA 26 Revere 554 Wadtworth 560 Firestone 62 UA 51 Zanesville 552 UA 7 Marietta 20 UA 2 Sectional IM UA � COL 2nd UA Oh Firestone � UA w WwoviUr 174 UA w Diviner 2nd UA f� h| Stare Wv UA 166 Walnut Ridge 17 Groves port IT? whistles while he winks. Bears best in midwest GOLDEN BEAR LACROSSE (row I) Roger Vaughan, Joey OUon. Teddy Trabuc KibCoJcm. Bobby Green, Terry Gilmore, Todd Walker. Martin Swbletr. Brent Beniamin, Bill Quinby. Alan Burkholder. Marty Bowc; (row 2) Sammy Urned. Billy Wolford. Jay Moulton. Arch Taylor. Little Green, Steve Wood , Brute Tnplelvom. Frank Mixxw.Jeff aider. Jim Allen. John Home. Dugg Smith. Karl Schneider, (row Bum Loechler, Mike Cleary. Dan Coltn. Bob Fexlner, Dick Herrold. Bob Hinkle, Kyle Andrew . Frank Soblcrt, Brian Hughe . Paul Ranmm, Dave Tceple. FVte McElroy. Coach Kmetr. (row 4) Ted Wolford, Randy Somerville. Wally Fat . Mike Horn. Jeff Acvxk. Bill Dunn. Dave Kaiam. Ion Wanner Mark Ran tom. Chip Adkiny, Rick Hall. Andy .lone . Greek Maiyenbacher. Coach Paul Lee Spitrer III This year's Golden Bear Lacrosse team had its most successful season in its four years of existence The Bears won both the Ohio and Midwest Lacrosse leagues Losing the first game to L'Ansc Crcuse the Bears came back to beat both Worthington and L'Ansc Crcusc within one week The Stickers then won the Midwest tournament in a long 3-game weekend The Big Gold machine had five players scoring more than 23 points each with Terry Gilmore and Todd Walker for more than 140 points. SEASON RESULTS Gahanna Pittsburgh L'Ansc Crcuse Worthington Miami Valiev Cranbrook L'Ansc Crcuse L’Ansc Crcusc Pittsburgh W Reserve Worthington W Reserve Detroit C D Miami Valley Gahanna Karl Schneider '3 and Brian Green 24 on a fast break (above! Todd Walker — 10 awaits the feed from Tern Gilmore — 44 Tern- and Bill arc on the attack (left) ADVERTISEMENTS PATRONS MR. AND MRS. CHARLES W. ADAMS MR. AND MRS. FRED A. ASHBAUCH NORMAN H. BAKER, M.D. DR. AND MRS. A. J. BALL NED AND ]ANE BARTHELMAS DR. AND MRS. |OHN P. BOLTON MR. AND MRS. WILMORE BROWN DR. AND MRS. E. R. BURSON EDWARD). CAHILL WALTER H. COLE JR. ROBERT CRANE MR. AND MRS. EUGENE C. D'ANGELO MR. AND MRS. GEORGE DEFFET MR. AND MRS. jOHN M. EMERY MR. AND MRS. LOUIS A. ERF WALLER AND MARYALYCE ERSING DR. AND MRS. WM. E. FERRIS MR. AND MRS. G.). FINO MR. AND MRS. BOB GARDNER DR. AND MRS. GEORGE WM. LEWIS MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM LEWIS DR. AND MRS. LEE E. MCDONALD MR. AND MRS. DAVID L. MCKEE MR. AND MRS. ROBERT MESEC MR. AND MRS. ROBERT S. MILLER DR. AND MRS. ROBERT MOUNTS DR. AND MRS. ROBERT |. MURPHY THE BRUCE B. NICHOLS FAMILY MR. AND MRS. RICHARD G. NYE THE JACK F. OLSON FAMILY PATRONS 2M PATRONS MR. AND MRS. ROBERT H. OURANT MR. AND MRS. JAMES W. PARK, JR. THE ROBERT M. RUSSELL EAMILY MR. AND MRS. JOHN SANDEFUR MR. AND MRS. C. W. SCHAFFNER MR. AND MRS. EARL SEGUIN MR. AND MRS. BYRON C. SOLOMONIDES MR. AND MRS. W. R. SOULEN MR. AND MRS. ROBERT V. A. STAMPER MR. AND MRS. CONRAD STONE MR. AND MRS. JAMES SUBLETT DUANE SUNDERMAN FAMILY DR. AND MRS. PHILIP H. TAYLOR JAMES H. THATCHER MR. AND MRS. KEN THOMPSON THE FRANK C. TIMMONS FAMILY MR. AND MRS. H. W. TRABUE DR. AND MRS. JOHN C. TRABUE FLORIN D.TREECE, M.D. TREMONT 5c — $1.00 MR. AND MRS. RONALD S. TURRELL MR. AND MRS. A. W. TUTTLE DR. AND MRS. IOUIS E. WAITE MR. AND MRS. RAI PH E. WALDO MR. AND MRS. JAMES R. WEBNER MR. AND MRS. RICHARD WILLOUGHBY MR. AND MRS. ROBERT YEAGER MR. AND MRS. RICHARD E. ZISKA HAPPY THOUGHTS SHOPPE MR. AND MRS. ROYCHOPE PATRON State Savings . . . better than money in the bank. Open Saturday Until Noon Arlington 1669 Fishinger Road Mon. thru Thurj. 9 'til 5 Friday 9 'til 6 Saturday 9 'til 12 noon Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy 4499 KENNY ROAD KENNY CENTRE COLUMBUS. OHIO 43220 457-7773 451 8530 Easton Shoes Kingsdale — Shopping Centers — Graceland The Newest Styles in Shoe Fashions For Guys and Gals — Also Dancing Supplies Congratulations Seniors CULTER’S DRUG STORES Lane Avc Shopping Center Trcmont and Zollinger .9 MELINDA AND HARRY J (icfie f’jabti 267-5962 3335 N. High St. ROMAN FORUM for the Total Grooming Concept 451 7764 1934 W Henderson Rd ADS 2116 MR- Palto N o-n 4 DEVON INC. Tk y fic esmen b° %� ? C?co%%4 I Al R jZcripKs SHOES 2108 Tremonf Cerd r Upper Arlington “For the Entire Family” 48f 4477 fVcIinj+on Trai t) Sluice 2 60 Brando Road° ' °°0A j UL ttccA CRAFTS • GIFTS v c- GRE£NWAR£ -G-lazcs • BRUSHES TCCiS- W06 classes ct « bc inners experts JOHN G. HORN 1394 Kin Ave. Columbus 12, Ohio Hudson 8-7790 VAN SICKLE office supply co. General Offices 1271 Grandview Ave. Columbus, OH 43212 614—488 9776 Data Products Division 1063 Dublin Road Columbus, OH 43215 614-481-8831 488-3118 £e MCb The Thomas-Fenner Insurance Agency David L. Fenner A. Victor Woods 1971 W. 5th Ave. t j b i Quality Chevrolet Inc. Corner of Morse and Westerville Rds. Sales — Service — Leasing 471-8282 fit Famous G tmOitViMage CCPIUEP, W4UC RK1AURANT Rnfc food and Du JaS Qtnahs, — PtaMft Rih — ADS ?W) L L Uqaaou ' 445 -938 J lanaq i Best Wishes to the Class of 75 t M17 W. Fifth Reynolds Truck Bodies 888 Goodole Blvd. Sausage Haus naATAUAAMT ■pyt b- , The !iveiini ipo� in G«rman Villj((r rvun and ai night Griman band rmrrca.m � .(h UAfalon| r.ifhjlji rufja Mortdjt Putt room available Srtt'ng Gc man hat wu «. Haiatian Ham, Carman Centtd Ifrti P«af i Salad and K a f Ma% All made by S.bir.Jt i i. b« brfr at «b rruauran . 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Fifth at Grandview TTrn Shuler's rlingfon f lowers tgifts Zo ob ARLINGTON A E. 4 COLUM0US, OHIO 432 ! AU .' 2 School da vs, school Ja ys Dear old Golden Rule days. Readin' and writ in' and 'rithmetic. Taught to the tune of a hickory stick. You were my Queen in Calico I was your bashful barefoot beau. You wrote on my slate I love you, so!' When we were a couple of kids. j song your parents used to STUDENTS, YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE. Hum (his ancient verse within earshot of your parents (preferably as you do your homework). This won't make you smart, understand, but it'll sure soften up Mom and Dad (and few would call that dumb!) What will (help to) make you smart is the READMOR BOOKSTORE habit. If it's in print we either have it or we can get it to you with lightning speed from the publisher's own supply. Come, Browse our store. Buy our books. Build vour brain! BOOKSTORES ? Kingsdale Upper Arlington . 51-3020 ■ tinliti IVwWimn ijtlinbir. Hc.ilh .mi«I OpenSuihI.is andeveiyilj) • • tin ai� :•)� $llO|l Both FI RMTl RE GALLERIES LOMBARDS Interior Doi ris Floor Cm rritljl- • -U'lom Dra|� i'rn-- Fotir Floors of Quality Furniture Homemakers Shop ('.oliiin.il Mediterranean ami Traditional Furniture at Affordable lJri( i 1725 W. Lane A r. 1595 W. Lane Av . 188-0591 486-9648 Mon., W ml.. L ri. 10-9 Tttes.. Tliurs.. Sat. 10-5:30 BRUCE M. ALLEN, JR. Insurance and Bonds 228 2686 683 E. Broad Congratulations Seniors of 1975 From The Arlingtonian Award Winning News Magazine 1974-1975 Was the First Year THE ARLINGTONIAN Was a News Magazine. A l -■“ Lane Shopping Center Beside Murphy's — 488-4682 Musical Instruments Service — Studios — Accessories Your Neighborhood Store 10-9 Mon.-Thurs. 10-6 Fri. and Sat. Compliments of WYANDOTT PHARMACY 1828 W. Fifth Ave. 488 1555 Ga wav s a Cvcle Jhop 1655 W. First Ave. Tri-Village Area 486-1491 Schwinn and Import Racing, Touring and Bicycling Accessories STEEL BUILDINGS CHARLES R. SNYDER. INC. For Your Building Needs 488-37fX 1652 West Fifth Ave. TREMONT HARDWARE 2134 TREMONT CENTER 488 7457 We have all your hardware needs Al -V' Speedreaclinq _ cadt y vcaaemy of Columbus Increase your reading ENJOYMENT Multiply your reading SPEED mprove your reading COMPREHENSION James Best Family Says: 1580 Fishinger Road 457 4965 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ’75 WILFRED A. VERHOFF, JEWELERS, INC Watches • Diamonds • Jewelry Precision Repairing 900 West Henderson Rd. Columbus, Ohio 43220 Northwest Center Phone — 451-3416 Mf. Wilf rad A. V«rhoH and Son Ronald F. VarhoW hava recently incorporated to battar � arvica Gv'GuL leave It 2 HvtscK v uiUiMur HuS-97 J � Kaif cuttoman. 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Andv Pincrton An ir PutTTKm, Dam Piricnmt.Jclf 1 187.279 Piutwn, Henry • 187 Payne. Tim ..5 .87 Kcarusn. Mur ■•‘6. 714.211 Peikwi. bob Drift son. timr Pftfiwxi, Have Pfrffctlc. Ellfn i A )2 Pliurt. Nanette Phcnegei, Pun ■ 2)7 Pbillpi. Guy 229 Phtlpui. Janette K 188 Pii .mini, Bill , 2Vk 270 Popp. Sun tViukn, Mars 176. IKM 188. 2)1 2)1 188. 2)1 21), 2)1 188 188 1188. 221. 248 188,211,211 188. 280 tfW 189.2)1,24) IW, 2)0 1 1,2.11,?)$ ntoo.StU nvon. Wirrrr. Icihmum. Soiv mton. Wmd orm. I JofflKM Moulron, I Mounts. I Mou vi S! Munscll. Mu) Mutphs. I Myers. Mikr Myrn.Ri Mvlcr. Nino 188.219 ■ UD .� ' 18', IS 188,2)1 I8M88 188. 211,216 188, 21 1H8.2V Irt . 212.272 188,2)1 ft.ultoO.lvl 189. 279 Potter. Cite ID� Povenmirc, Ken l� Pncc.jKk lt� . 248 Pruf. Pim 189 Prohatka. Richard L 217. W. 211 Prond, Paul 109 Pultx. Andy k l . 26). 2’4 Purdy. 1-civh I8- 194. 191, 2V V. Q Quackmbush. Km 279 Quct , Gut R Runrv Non 189 Ranee. Brian 189 Ranvim. Mark 189. 248. 281 R� pp. Gre 189. 248. 26ft Rarev. Barts 18a Rex hel. Scon 189. 248.272 Rct’1 Steve 189.211 Reid. Beth 189 Resdet. Breni 189 Roer. Charlie Rent Sandy Rom. Sue Rennoe. Becky Rhoadv. But. 189 189 189. 194 '■ . 1«. 255 Smith. Stcphuue Smith. Tim Smurr. Mike Snider. Tom Somerville. Randy I- . l� 219.216 r«,190.21S 191 19l.2ttl.216 Vitmtine. Crug Vitek. Bret VooUndem. Apnl 191 191 W Richard ion. Brad Sosna.John 191 Wagner. Dayni 192 Richardion. Steve 1� 9 Sotoy. Lisa 189.191.21S Waldron. Debbie 191 Richiyon. Kathy IW Sparkman. Shelley 191 Walker. Laune 191 Riev. Mike 16S Sparkv. Brenda 191.2 S Wallingford. Kent 191. 265, 272 Rieienberger. Bob 189 Spencer. Susie 191 Wannetnather Ritchet. Cune 189.254 Spencer. Candi 191 Weaver. Norm 191,275 Roach. Genie 189 Spencer. Toni Webb. Dave 191.248 Robbins, Linda 189.254 Spicer. Celote 191 Wee sc. Barb 191.194 Robtnyon. Dave 190 Sprouye, Barb 191 Wchr.Jeff 181. 191. 248. 2'4. 265 Rovv. Christy 190 Sprouse. Ten 191 Weu. lass 191 Row.Jayne 190.219 Stall. LuAnn 191.219 Wendt, Judy 192. 25S Royy. Randy 190.265 Stallard. Sydney 191.19S.25S.256 West. Brad 192.275 Rouda. Scott 190 Surbuck. Ann 191 Wharton. Molly 192. 219. 220.25S Ruden. Nikki mm 190 Staub. Manicia 191 Whcary.Enn 192.25S Rudy. Jim 190 lieinhauy.Jamey 191 Wheatley. Jim Ruyy. Ron 190 $ter.tr. Dawd 191.248 Whippy. Scott 192. 229 Ryan, Andrew 190 Miepanouyky. Nick Whiteman. Oral 192 Athby. Pun Athton. Pie At kin i. Tom Atkmton. Dm Audet.John Aukerman. Mike m 156 1X1 1X1 156.227 156,215. 2S2.r2 B Rian. Mike Saatholf. Doug Sabuino, Janet Sabo. Dulene Sabo. Jube Saker, Anne Sala. Penny Salrgaber. Peggy Salrgaber. Tem Sancibo. Steve Sandy. David Sambory, Hugh Sapp. Roster Saravalli. Jan Sauer. Jennifer 190 190 190 190.219 190.208.25S 190.254 190.250 190.277 190 25S 190 Savage. Laura 190.25S.219 Scanlon. Patncta 190 SchneuleT. Scott 190 Schneider, Suyan Schooley. Palmer 190 Schrumpf. Cindy 190. 216 Schwartz, Scott 2’5 Scott. Jon 190 Scott. Sonya 190.255 Seiler. Alan 190 Seubett, Steve 190.2l5.2’7 Shary. Linda 190 Shaver. Tim 248 $ha . George 190. 248.272 Shaw. Stephanie 190 Shelton. LcjIic 190 Sherman. Samantha 190 Shew alter. Mary 190.254 Shilliday. Suah 190.255 Shiyler. Kurt 190 Sholtev. Alice 190 Shop. John Showe. Enc 190 Shuey.Jill 190. 255 Sifulan. Joseph Stefen.Jim 190.215 Siegnst. Albert 190 Siegnst. Raymond 190 Simon. Robert 190. 227 Simons, Steve 190 Sinclair. Leslie 190. 250 Singer. Todd 190.215 Slade. Mindy 189.190 Slager. Debbie 190.254 Smiley. Joe 190 Smith, Cindy 190.215 Smith. G teg 190 Smith, Liya 190.255 Smith, Pete 190. 265 pbetn. Dave nson. And Stevens, Becky Stevenvon. Cindy Sievcnvon, Stott Stiefel, GarV Stone. Mike Stoner, Sum Stout. Bill St rathem. Julie Studebaker. Torn Stull. Annelccse .Sturgev, Cathy Sublett. Frank Sunderman. Rjc Sutherland. Dav Sutphen. Drew Swank. Tim Swineher. Tom Tabor. Sue Tantieme. I .ane Taylor. Shula Teeple. Dave Temi er. Don Tennant. Levlie Thomat. Molly Thomav. Susan Thompson. Edgar Thom pmn. Jim Thopmyon. lisa Timmony.Jeff Tobin. Brian Thomhlin, Suyan Toney. Apnl Towety. Joyce Traboe. Patricia Treece. Dave Trumberti. Duke Ttoutman.Jennifer Turrell, Phil Tiagoumiy. Adam L'otila. Elizabeth Underwood. David Undeuttch. Batb Valentino. Nina Vain. Dour Vance. John Vanica. Jom Vaughan. lava 191.257 191 191.24 Whittaker. Cathy Whorly. Doug Wickerham. Jay Wtggmv. Nuycy Wiley. Chn� Williamy. Chervl Williamy. Dave Williamy. Douglay Wtlhuni. Steve 221.266 244 66 W,Rbt.gcr,Bq| MUR 8-1 •' jr .irif 192 181.219 Wmgerter. Hni Wolford, Ted 192.3 Woodl-'-'-e. lV «ue 192 Woodson. Paul Bagby. Royy Baker. Mark Bannon. R,ch Bire.Jcnm Barney. Joe Burntt. Pm, Bayyert. Annerre IX,. Bateman. Mark Batev, Amy Baaiev. Chuck Bayer. Chny Beall. Sun Bean. Dcbb.e Bnlter. Mike Behrcnda. Jeanette Bender. Patty Bernard. Jane Herwan er. Missy-Bianco. Ron Bible. Pete Black. Ijury Black. Nancy Blaine. Jod ■T.--------- IS6 tS6. 21S. 219.270 IS6 IS6 221. 192.266 Wukelu. Mike Yudley. Patti Yarutoini. Sem Yeaget|_Kathy Young. Bub Young. Bn an Young. Ron £j(genbuyth. Ntifici a Zivka. Susan Ackerman. Paul Adamy. Knytan Adnon. Kim Agin, Dick Albert. Mike Alexander. Rev Allen,Jim Altoff, Kevin Am icon, Micky Amon, Carol Andcrvon, Patty Andrew y, Kyle Anvtead.John A A A fP Armbuyier. Dive Armytrong. Lir Avhbaugh. Dive IS6. 280 Trletti, DeW Carlson. En Cur. Kan Casdocph. Craig Casey. John Catapano..leanne Cecum. Mark Cederquise. Lynn Chambers. Mule Chapman. Scott Chrn, Lilian Cherry. Eiic Ouleosc. Amy Chope. David Clarstcy. Richard Clark. Ellen CUrk. Mike Clark. Paula Clatk.Tom Clew. Mike Cloern. Alin Clouse. Brian Coates. Mike Code nr, Barb Cohill. Ban Cbllings.Jane Gillins, Score Compson, Baty Coon. Kim Coon. Troy 157, Cooper. Chns Cooper. Joe! Cooper, John Co«ty. Cli k Corey. Sue Cored an. Beth Co� hn. Ruk Cotter. Cindy Courtis. Tim Cox, Dm Cmg. Scon Criswell. Stephiny Crncs. Juice Cronlc. Julie Crum, Knty Ctetri. Nora Cuddihee, Lavm Culiintn, Bob Cunningham. Chrisry Cunningham, John Cuppy. Bill Cum . Greg Custer. Barbara 157,244 157 157, 272 I 7 157 I57.2n. 218 157 157, 252. 272 157. 215. 218 157 157. 217. 218 15-1,157, 252 157.2.14.281 157.161 157.206 157 157.250 157.161 157 169. 272 157 157 2A6. 237. 254. 268 DuPopt, Dent DuVall. Debbie Dynes, Jon JVC 236 158 Grogan, Roben Gulkrr.Jim Gutman, Kathy Gwrn. Mitch 160.261,219.218 160 160 160 D Dahlen. Duke Dailey. Peggy Dane. Judy Darrow. Doug Dean, lyndy Deem, Christopher Delta, Christine Deladonne, Tony Delp. Don Dembski. Lr DcPalma. John Devine. Cindy Devore. Mark Dcwald, Charlotte Dewald. Robin DeWut. John Dilenschneider. Chi Dill. Crug Dill. Kevin Diner. David Donaldson, Joel Doody.Rick Drake, Pete Drapp, Shawn Drees, David Driehotst.Judy Dugger. Terry Dune an, Jan Dunkcl. Jane 31, 158. Easley. Ellen Eeman. Vivian 158. PO. 238 Eggert. Mike Eggcrt, William Eisenman. Theodore Ekegren. Kim Ells. Karen F.Imers. Martin Emin uclsori. Jim Epps. Sandy Esmond. Carrie Evans. Julie 158 Evans. William 158 249.219 158 229. 231 169 158 229.231 158 158 158 163,234 159 H Faehnle. Cathy Fawcett. Tom Fario, Chns Fenton. Doug Ferns. Ann Filer, Robert Fischer, Doreen Fisher. Dan Flaherty. Michael Fleming, Karen Fletcher, Tom Fdj itjiuii. Maty, Ford. Jane 1 Foster. John! Fox. Tom | Frame. Jack Franklin. Dick Frey. 1-ivi Frey. Peggy Fnsbee. Mania Fry. Maria Fugaua, Andy Funk. leshe • 159.161 159 218 .215 159 • 159 159,261 159.215.210 Hadley. Sirali Hadley. Scott Hagans. Julie Hagcrry. Bran Haines. Bonnie Haldeman. Matk Hale. Steven Hall, 1-inda Hall, Steve Hjlscrvxv. Carol H jmclberg. Km Hamilton, Sarah Hamman.J Elaine Hannaway. Rolen Hanneman, C rcg Harktadet, Steve Harper, Jean Harper. Tony ! I.rringuin, Kathy Harris. Bill Harris. Holly Harris, Sue Hartnett. Ala Hatch. Frt Mitten, Kevin Hauck. Thomas Amy Dave Jon . Karen an. Julie , Mark 154.160.229 160.166.210.212.277 160.218 I 0.7 31 160,256 160.25? 154. 160. PJ 1(0.217, 244 160 160.23' 160. 334. 236 160.161. 215 160 241 169 160. 220.230 160. 280 160. 213.218.219 157. 160. 2.36, 234 58. 268. 269 Galloway. Jill GalliKCiJoe Galpcn. Mars 58.244.245 (julpm. A Ro � • 08 Gardier. Cmdi 158 Gardner, Julie 158. 215. 224 Gaspanni, Da id I 158. 168 Gauthier. Mit i i.2l .216 Gay lord. Jane 1 1 DS Gerber, Gwenl Gerlach, l avel t hm I i!k Gynan. Dcbfcie C.fcson. Citscju pfp Gierl.John Gilbert, Tom h Gdhooly. Mars 158.171.268.269 Gilmore, Don 158.29 Gloss. Allison s 158,261 Goldman. IXmglas 158,215 Goldsbcrry. Greg 156, 215, 227 Gonfon, Mao 169 Graft. Kelly Grant. Mitch 158 Gray. Mike 1 158. 244.29 Greathouse. Greg 158 Green, Bran 158. 2'4 Green. William 158 Gnffing, Joan 158.2?0, 2,37 Griffith, Gnds ., 15V l'8.23 Griffith. Kathy 218 Gnpshovct. Barbara ichad lartha 1 Elaiin j. Ken i Melissa Cindy Hoffman. Bctvy .Hoffman. Patti lofmann. Ed |olcomb. Kenneth Hand, Beth £ ler.Debbs I wav. Bob ava, Suvan Horn. Mike J Horn. Mike M Home. John Hoses, lurry House. Pam Howland. l m Howard. Bob Howard. Susan Hruhcvh.Jim Hubbard. Janet Hudson. R D !c Huffer. Mark Hull man. John Hughes. Diane 1(0, 2'4 160.215.272,216 160.P3.219 160 160.217.29.216 160. 215.216 160. 219 160.210. 215. P2.215. 218,216 160 160 160. 277 160 ICO. 278. 279 1(0. 281 1(0 1(0.234 160. 2M 160. 242. 2’7 160, 219. 2 W. 270 IM 160.17V 160 1(0. 218.219 1(0 159. 160.234 160. 244 1(0, 218. . 61 161.235. 236 161 161. P1.J18.3I9 161.261 16 ). 281 161.281,216 161 161 161.252 161 61 161.215.216 161.-260, 25' 161 161 161 Humbert on, Debbie 161.218 Humphrey. Rob 15H. 161 HutHsVo, Karcp 161 Huxhaitt, Claudia 1 lacovena. Rose Ann l6l 161 Immel. Scott 161.241 J Jackson, Laurie 161.249 Jackson. Score 25. 161.215 Jacobs. Jeff 161 Jjntesoo. Karen Jaquith. Kent 161.230 Jef f net, Craig 161 Johnson. Dave 161.361,363 Johnson. Jean 161.236 173 Johnson. Wendy 161. PO. 219, 216. 249. 216.264.365.370 Johnston. Jeff 161 Jollief, Lone 161 Jones, Haven Jones.James 161 Jones. Randy 161 Jones. Tracey 161 K Kafer. Kaye 270. 161 215. 250.264 Kain. Glen Karabinov. Jane 101.219 Karem.J David 161,281 Karg, Ken 161 Know. Sharon 161 Kate. Sandra 161.239 Keith. Gary 161 Keith, Greg 161 Keith. Leighton 216 Keller. Holly 161.215.236. 25V 251. 2'0 Keller. JackJyn 161 Keller. Kmy 169 Kellner. Jim 161 Kempton. Debbie Kit Kcnnevly. Susan 161.218. 2 W. 276 Kcm, Demsc 161 Kerr. Den-sis Ibl Kerr. Holley 161 Kctc ham. Jane 161 Kigcr. Ijm 161 Kimcs, lar 162 Kimes. Timothy 163,317.218,219 Kmg. William 169. Pi. 23? Kirk. K.ra 169 Kirkham, Donna 162 Kirklry. Davul 163.218 K irwin. Meg 162 Knab.Jim 162 Knopp. Henry 162 Koesrtser. Rosemanc 169. 227. 2VJ Kolirmann, Michele 162.236 Komar, Julie 163. 230 Konnctker. Enn 162 Korsanos. James 162 Kottenstrttc. Ed .163 Krause. Laura 162. 210. 268. 269 Krcps, Ten 162.210 Kreu . John 162. 252 Kncgcr. Keith KrnebJe, Tlv ma� 162.217, 218, 219 Kruger, Tracy .234 Ksirnski. Dave 162.213 Kuhn. Cathy 162 Kwaptse. Bill 23,16? L Lancia. Vikki 165,234.237 Land. Marcus 162 V Ur r. Richard Lit Laura Liner. Om� LaR-xhelle. Alan litvn, Urn laih. Douglai iaube Jeff ce. Am) uv Keith avalle. Alexander jLeistner. Donna | Lrnkcr. Sieve I Leppert. Christian 1 Leppert. Jet 1 Levrock, Manm I Lo n. Scon Liiklider. U u Ann Lcscr, Melinda Lilly, Marianne Linn. Paul Lippold. Sails. . jv l.� ht«L Ed yQ | r n 162.26) 162. .'So. 251. 256. 2 6 162 162. 229. 251 162. 215.216 162.218 162 1W.162 162. 216 2 8 Mohaft Sue Mcore, Camille Moore. Earl Mono, Louise Mom . Wilhlm Morse. Paula Mortrmen, David Moulion. Char lev MouJtan. P Jav Mudgett. Carole Mudgett. Jeanne Mulhm. Qim Murphy. Dave M et. Mmy Mven. Chen I Nav. Debbie Self. Karen Nelson, Chuck Nemy.Joan ( fl ppe«. Kaths Norwich. Barrie Nuernberg. Drm ve. Nano 16} 169 165 165.23 . 26a 165.215 165 163 165.184 225. 25’ 165. 2-9.2 1 165. 268. 269 16J 165. 232. 2?2 165. 252. 266 163 163 163 163 165 169.219 163 16). 161. 254. 218 O Mamatn. Man Manning, Steve Mankai, Donna MarvaJka, Berh Manhall, Chnvry Marretti. Joniee Mavkai. Pauline Matheny. Mark Matthews, Suzie Maxwell, bu Mai. Tonya Ma rafem. Patti McCabe. Kevin McCaffcrty. Tim McCall. Jef I McCIintock. Dale McCurdy, Diane Me Daniel. Drug McCViwelL Pam, McFIroy. Peter .j, McFmee, Enn McGuire. Nancy... McNaul I avid McNeil. Kevin Mercer. Kyle Merchant. Kun Mr rv Rob Mu kelson, .Man Middcrsdorf. C'hnuina Malrv. Jayne Miller. Carhy Miller Can Miller. Rebecca Mill . Robert Mmutilli. Dan Mivrver. Vwlu 162 162 162 162. 172.254 162.219 163.211.229 . 163 16) Palm. Nano 161 Papai Anne 169 Pardo.Jaime 22 Pans. Judy 161. 213. 249. K-4.r6.2l8 Parker. Amu 164 Parks, Steve Parsons, Janme 161 Party ka. Bob 164 Pasquerello, A Joe '61. 216 Parrick. Geotf 164 Patterson, Lynn . Paul. Martha Paulvm, Enk 184. IM. 25? 164 '15. 216.25 Payne. Ber� 161 Pepke. Katlss K . 164 163. 2)5 165, 2?9 231. VI 165.244.2(6 163.216 K� ;23J 165 165, 254. 2 0 I6« 16). 2) 163. 230 16) 2.31.216 163. 219. 218 ; 1W 213 r. Jim a' Bnnt Paul .Cathy tt. tf _______. Greyhen Pte.lrr Pfeil. Shrrry Phencgrr. Pella Weltering Lava Pieketi, Dan Plahuta. Mike Plunkett. Uura Waliitv, Dena Porterfield. Wendy Pom. Sandy Porter) irld. Thomas Pountey. Jcfi Povenmire, Chrivtina Powell. Blythe R well. Luo 164 I6� 161 164 , r J «.213 “ t J -� .2I3 1.39. K � . 251 � . l«. .'|3,;;f 161 161 161 161 161 164 164.2(1 164 161.216 I6| 161 Power . Chen! Pnce. Steven Prohavka. I R Puvver, Elizabeth Query. Edward Radclilt, Roben Rader Linda 163.211. Rames. Barb Ralph. Stephen Ram so. Bruce Rankin. John Ransom, Paul Rapp. David Ratchc. Mark Ravk. Kim Rayo. Steve Reed. Debbie Rehm. Suite Reinhart, Mam Renner, Philip Revv. Saaannc Revurer. Debbie Rhine. Catrg lencocm. Pete 16? O'Born, Kathleen IM Richardson, Paul Uivrlevs. Wendy 162 O'Connor. Anne 2)5 Riepcnhoff, tXw Loner. Steve 162 O'Connor. Brian Ries. Nora Lubow-. Uuren 162.218 Oflenbachcr. Philip 161 Riggs, Jim Luc a . Jim 162.213 O'Hara, Pam 164.2)7 Riplev. Noreen Lynch, Flame 162 O'Keefe. Julie 161 Ro, Jackie Lynch. Lbbv 162. 234.256 O'Kellrv. Peggy 164. 218 Roach, Wolev Lynn. (Thelle 169 Olix. Gary 164. 244, «.l Robbins. Mark M Ollar. Patti Omohutvdro. Richard 161. 213 164 Robem. Rob Robertson. Jam,r Mack, Kathy 162.222.254.268 O'Neill. Madeline 161 Robtnson. Jim Mac Wood. Tom 162 Orw ig. Vicki 164 Roeder. Brenda Mighic. Mark Mahal fey. David 162. 210. 272 29.162. 252.207 P Roegcr. Sue Rc jk. James Rose berry. Kun Rudmose. Dana Salem an. Denise Sapp, Via ki •Saup. Essex Sayre. Judy Schaer, Lyn Scherer. Richard Schleder Bill Schmidt. Ed Schmidt, Patty Schmidt. Shely Schneider. Paul Schodorl. Man Schoenhom, Par Scholl. David Schumacher. Gail Seeds. Amy Seelbach. Bdl Segmillcr. Susan Scgna. Dina Srguin.Jul Seilet. John Sell. Urn Sepvy. Scott Shack IcEonLJulir Shackleford. Tom Shalsoy Peggy Shane k. Ed Sheal. Uutvc Sheahan, Rnk Sims.j SJnclau Sifemr Sm h.'’Xm , Si arh.Cirolan Sr nth. DugJ ' Sr ith.Jadyi St ivthc.Dic| ' yrgiyihe. Robert XsouOer. Doug Mol ley. Carol Solomon. Brad Sapp, kt'f Safrell. Roben St Clair. Carl Soulcn. Stmn vpirkman, Valerie Spfcrr. Mi. heUc 52. Stapp. Karen Stan t arm Srephan.Tim Stewart. Sarah Stokes. Peggy Stone. Jeff Stone. Mike Stone. Scon Storey. Jodi Stnne. Pamela Stnnc. Stephan Sxroube. Mary Stump. Jill Sul ken. Tim Sullivan. Shawn Sutherland. Row Sutphen Diane Sufphen. Julia Sutton. Sandy Smwhout, Ed Talbert. Nancy Ta!V xt. Brucg. lar.| uy. Nano Taykw. Thomas jpjrt cu. Tern J I I .166 ’ 166 66.211 .218 166.230 212 '“W [281 166 166. .211 166.2T9. 277 169 166. 244 166.210, 27? 156. 169. 244 169. 166.1 'J.2I8. 22o. J. 237.J2 I ( ,136 1124' i 169 166.215 169.261 166. 221. 252,263 s 166.262 166.220.235 166 ... 125.166 • .169 ir .'AJl . 166 166.1'1 i ria ' 1(4. 7(4:281 166.210.23 165 163 165 163 163 163 153,210. 16'. 22 . 252 166 ICO JP Vb Thorrm.Dune 1C . 230 Thomi'.Jcvin Thomasson. Kit 166. 2 6, 254 Thompson. Tim 166. 208. 244 Throckmorton. Bret 166, 219.218 Timmons. Colleen 166 Tingley.Jon 166.266 Tokar. Kevin 166. 215.216 Tomblin. Tina 167.219 Tim 167 lehorn. Bnice 155. 167. 221. 244. 2 1 ynthia 167 II. Jack 167.215 Tturcll. Peter 158.167. 215.2ir, 1«. 166.261.218.219 Sheppelman Gas 2 6. It . 238. 250. 261 Shirk. Steve 166 Silcwt. Sue 166.230 1 V u [ UndcgliccxL Sandy 167 167 ywfww 1 + V Vancouver. Paul 167.229 VanFossen. Derek 167 Vargn. Ten I6- Vethoff. Ted 167.222.231 VerHuI it. Jerry I Ven, Dance Vlfcho Chna Vqpjfcertten, Chrit Vramky. Patrice Wade. Elizabeth Winner, Jon Wagner, Veroruca Walker. Molly WalkerJVggy WallacgDiane WalicrTvicId 7ame.Jane Wnef. Cathy jwfflt. Jamet X’eilbachet. Jamet 7ekh. Mitchell Fetherhec. Janice tier. Don 16? Athbaugh. Kathy 167. 250, M AtlanbayraJc, Omur 167.252 Atoe. Barb Avery. Edwin 21.74.77,210. • 219. 222, 242. 77.151 77 Boengct. Burggtaf, Liu But key. Lorne Burk! alder. Alan Bur van. Peggy Burton. Penny Burt. Barbara Butler, Candilee 167,231 7hite. Barbara 167.21 7hittmbaugh. Bob k® I'idncr, Jennifer 167 )iggmt.Jim ftlhelm. Larry 16J Filliimt, Dan 167.261.262 Filliamt, lohn 167 r'llliamt, Rob 258. 257 ■illiamt, Wendy 167.215.216 Litem. Karen 167 Riton. Linda 16’. 170.256.218 I v Cindy ■ttebort, Sandy 167. 254 nm o i 77. 7g. H4. 242. 280 77. 278. 27) M. 86. 217. 244. 247. 218 7? 77 77 78.121, 2)7, 218. 219 fiord, Ann 167.25' WJJikr.Greg 167.259 1 wood. Georgia 167.219 ■bod. Steven 167. 281 Voodt. Stephanie 167.169. 208. 252. 257 ' w« d ard. David 167 1 Wright, Stephanie 167. 255 W� nr . Kevm 167, 252. 272 Y Yoder. Kyle 16?. 249 Yohn. Date You. Steve 169 Young, David 169 Z Zahler. Jeff 169.281 SENIORS Acevedo. Ligia Achata, Liu Adam. Annette Adamt, Jim Adamt. Sum Adamt, T Alban. Kathy Aldag.Jim Alexander, Jean Allied, Kathy Allen, Jennifer Amicon. Gregg Anderaon. Enr Andrrton. David Andrrjon. Karen Antcatu, Mark Anthony, Bern Apr. Gregory Applegate. Dan 142 76. m. 2i6 142 76,157. 244 76.259 ’d 76 76.215.216 18. 76.2JJ. 245.249 • 6.87.215.218 76. 114,256.268 51. 242. 244.2'5.274. 142 229 109 hard BauerTFaltK ’ Bauer. Ralph Baumgardner. Emily Bater. Linda Beard. Sutan Beattie. Jean Beck. Manan Bell. Jamie Beniamin. Brent Berger. Jim Berkley. Blair Berry. Michelle Berry. Yolanda Betr, Mary Ann Biechler. Gene Bigg'. Joe Bigg . Richard Righam, April Billman. Kim Billupa. Kara Birlumer. Molly Black. Steven Blaine. John Blater. Barb B letch. Chnttopher Block. Paul Blotter. Sally Boe. Berry Boehm. Jeanette Bcehm. .lean me Bohn. Lta Bole . Steve Bolton. Kathy Bonta. Marco Boone. Thorrut Borror. David Bout. Marty Bocti. Jamet Bouttelit.John Bowen. Mike Bowman. Marc '8. 112,257 78 78 78 78 ’8 78 78 .’8? 255 ■ 8 Caldwell, Jamet Calvin, Thomat Cameron. Andrew Campbell. Cindy Ciprrttv. Craig Car leu i. Carhennc Carlton, Kim Carlton. Sandra Carmell, Cavin Can. Kitty Carton. Marcia W. 221.2U.2 M. «■ • M 85.218 IT 78. 252. 259. 79.222.255. 79. 10l.217.2l8 79.81.242.266.26’. ?o 9.114 ’9.2 Cham Chapman, Marti Chapman, Suvan Checklet, Elaine ChrBtiantoc Kei C hn nan lirk ( Uric Clark, Jeff Cl rk. John Cleary. Colleen f Ionic. Frank Clutter. Charlet Coffman. Sutton Cole, Lauren Coletn, Bab Coloumo. Dame Confer, Elitabrth Coon. David (. coper. Ho 't Copeland. O mine Albert. Larry. Coma, Joe Cometcr. J nc Conon. David Cowling. Carol 87.92.219.25ft 3U25n Bowman. Mane Brandtv Debbie . Coa.jamet Crane, Keify 87.105. 244.281 242 8' i 215. 250.21 oofim 90. 215, :i« g ■ 216 P Boryion. BvrWt . Brewucr, Man Kn Btookt. Todd Brown. Ca I Serene Brown, David Browvjamet ||k I ———j . -• • Crawford, Tim m Crirtrr. David, Crotbt, Meg Cn i. Jennifer Crum. Kelly, 21. 25.9o 217 D HI Flip I 90. 242. 278. 270 Damn . Dean 91.109 01.30 91 91.26! Davit. Jayne 18.91.255 Day. Mark 91 DeCcuro,' larvii 18. ’4.91.255,25' Deck. Lorraine Deffrt, Kirhy 91 Delph. M.ke 91 Dr Mott, Paul . . 91.211 DrMoct. Peter 92.252 DrPalmo, Jeff .92.96.221,27k 272.218. 219 DeSrefano, Robert Drv me. Patty 92 De Wert. Jeff . 92 Dtckton, Hilary 92,121. 224. 225. 229 IhFirtru Grate I )■ len w hneidcr. John 92.207 252.252. 25).2'2 Dillon. Brett 92.315 D.llon. Chm 92 1 Dingne, Ann 92 Dotting. Dn id 92.215. 316,231 Dugger. Scoff [. -« Dougherty. Sharon 92 Doulm, Tun 314.253 Doyle. Betty .92 Duble Gut 95, 221.242, 252. 272. 2’i Duncan. Robert H9.95.215 Dunn. Sondra 95 Dunnavam. Gregory Duong. Dan Dyat. Caul 9J. 214. 215.216 Early. M«hrlr Eddy. Carol Ellit. Suun Emery. David Entire. Steve Frd,. Brad Fri.Jeff frying Scephan Ethendge. Scott Fahrrnholi. IXiug FaJkrnbac h. Paul Fima. Thomat Fartel. Joan Favret.Judy Fetdner. Tern Fenn, Davr Fenner. Barb Fenner, .Unet Fenner, Tern Feint. Julie 95 95 95 35,8o.95.217.2t� 95 9l|'ll0 242.252 91 94 94. J7 . 94 .94.222,249 94.251 94.2FI 94, 115.218.222. 250 91 Figliula, Lee Fincll i. Marghcnu tfrno. lulu Fitcht' Dennia Flvhet Boh •' F.thee. Jan Fithet. Shaaon FUrugar. Kiren Fleming, Mike F: w«n, Bryan Folk. RomS Fom M’W Fottcr. Due at- ■ fmc Debbie ' Freda. Rk k Prithee, 94. t40.2ia2ll.255.255. 2 9 91 V. 94 91.245.218 94.107 .44 94 94.215 95 ■A Sw. A W. 244 95.222.27� ,.”-95.21-95.116 95, m Fro Furbee. Man G G bct. Pun • .23 ! Gabcr. Min 96. 210. 279 Gatloway. Tammy ■ . 246 | Gailuai. Film • , uvi Gardner, Elmbcth % Gardner, Steve «y._ 24 v. y(, Garrtl. Julie 97 Gi'p.xrr., Nikk. • ' Gauckjody 9' Geer, Charier if? Cim. Richard 97. � I0 Gehnng. Richird 9 Gcllea. Jell Gemienhardt. Rt V GcjdefT, Cwxty Grille h. Scotr Cnhb, Laura Gibbe. Beth Giboaut, Jamev Giddeni, John 9 Gilbert. Karen ?jh Gilbert.Steven 98.70S. II7.244 S2, MS. 219 GtlhooJvJamev 93 97. r i , «'(X M 97 9 . 108. 244 97. li l. 2« 97. 2)1. 256, 249.268 99 Cull. Dave Ciinther. Gin •x.m 66.2P. 244.2ft� . 262. 274. ;7? 2|6 Hue hen. Beeie Hathaway. Mirk Haucixn. Ruth Havener,.k hn Haver , jane Hivno, El oa Hnnei Melanie Hedge .Karen Heer Din Hellrmin Troy Hchr. Dawn Hcrwciiiih, Nancy Header vcm.lill Her.no. Chrittmi Henry, Liunc Hmn. Mark Hendev. Nino Hetminghamen. Sira Herron. Carol Herum, Babin Hoelioo. Kyle Hey dinger, Laura Hey I. Dehbte Hilligova Mark Hibman, Lfalie HiltiiuiJdlc. Cindy Hinton. Glni R«ii W Hob von. Ted I i1 r P7iG.;- I lot. 218 J'H,V, 101. K� t. , 244 lot 105.251 ios toy l w. 245 Green. Bob Gregory. Rod Gnffin. Mirk Grow min. Nancy Gruemcr, Ruth Gutihry.Jennv Haddad. Carol vn Haddow. Craig Hadley, Beth Miginr.Janei H11I0. Sue Hilav. Sunnne HalLOav Hall, Dawd Hall. Dawn Hill. Jactuoo 100,-254,25 21,68.99. Awl 215.27' h, Robert HuIf.Gmi Hughe , Birb Hulit. Peggy Humphrey. Chm Hurley. Nano Hyatt. Jeff Hyatt. Lynne I0?.2it. I Imboden. Dive loglrr, Cindy II. 124 Ham Haiti ilnm. Jane Ham pan an. Don Harx txlc. Richard Jlane vjir on. Catherine Ham op Don hr on. Rei 6 J11 loon. Steven Jacoby. Tbocrm 107. cnloni. Heie .e 74.io . 121. n« hnvon. Bryt hroon, Grv ye . David r«p . Frttl U..K11 Baba Mirk K KahieUru Kadhling. Mu ha 1 Kalin. Sabrina Kalii� Shawn Kanaraa, Miry berh Kao-Su Fei Kirg. Sunn Ktiu. Date Keller. Greg Krllrr. Karen Kriknigh. Lr 2l Kemp. Carol Kennedy. Prggi Kighr. tunda KimbaiL Jenny Kmciid, D.m Km cr. Beth Kitchen. Bill Knapp. Shawn Kmlartv, Timm In Kitiiley. Doug Kochi, Mary Koenig. Ij'i Kollantich. Pul KOtTfftin.'linCT 1' Krauve. Douglav Krauve. Muni Krawc yk. Jane Krembihl. John Kruuvc. Jjfcotr] K| h™ . KuehiiTrrrJ Km ,| I'M 110, 244, 246, no. WO. Uunm. Artemiy 112. 20K. 211. 218. 222, lorn. Cindy 112. 215. 2Hi. 246 Lewiy. George 112,242.244. 246, 218 Lewo. Stewart Lilly. Scott 96. 117. 210, 217,244. 27ft, 218 Lind. Bruce 112 LmvUlr. R«k Lnheid. Drbbie y. HJ. 2)14. 7 ' Liu. Ivabet 115.[ Locke. Margaret UxUfn. Barbara Luethler. David Icing, lundvcy Iwney. Mark Locenr. Kathy llj. 11.22'. 712 l rtclctv Ledic Letyenihimer. Bob levy. Nancy Lucia. Beov I in 11 Ml Ma« Ewan. Mu lot, II Mai vnbacher. Gregg Marmot, Akr Martin. Chriaritu Maydea, Ann Miet. Otnaev 99.H Ma on. Tom .Maaaar, Melina Manenelli. Manaaoe Marthewi, Karen Mauli. Sarah Slav hood. Clay McCabe. Roben MiClory. Kelly McCollough, Mike MvCotnbv. Timothy McCreary. Barbara 115. ?V). 264. McCulloch, George McDonald. Scott 115. t� . 242. 247. McGhee, Robert McGlone. Kathy McKrr, Law McKee. Kimberly McKinney. Cyndy McLane, Ann 82. 85 214 McLaughlin, Tern kF Me Mahon. Barry V W -rr V- V • .1- r- , •. v. Si- if! rV v w : v ] V-- ■ | y.r- ,c. Dave Mr-,, ire-l Mr:- ■ i-r I 1 ' 1 M M M M M - '■ M M. M, .i- G- 114. I T ] • Mmjiiili. I MirviySicJ I In. 12c.. 20 . 21’. 2IN. , - : 11 : . UK. 21'. 219.218, 2!0 Mohir, c rtTaxi Monahan. Kim 118 Moonc, Martha Moor. Ellen Moore. Carol Muo rhead. Mark Morgan. Alma Morgan. Env Mock. Bruce Mourm, Nancy Mueller. Dave Murphy. Mark Murray. Eileen y� l, 270 Nall, Nancy 11) Neal. Amy , 72. 2 2 Nelwm. Soma Nentwich. Terry Nichotv David Noel Mark Nye, Debbie I it. 2 54.2 V. OakJcy. FranUand Kjerry I ■ Porire Roberto Pood, Laune Fottct, Ernie Powell. Laura fowcll. Rofftr Pnce. Mrlvj Probiwo, Liu Pradell. Julia Frond. Lotel Fry David FJu| Parana JI. Sara 210.255.244,2ni Rarapaugh. Brack 2a 96. 12? 122 Rom. .Hid 55.12’. 208. 242,266. hr Ruuei. Debbie 177.235.2)7 121 Rcnt.Suun 122 Ruudi, lethe 117. HI 125, III, 219.399 Rowley, Kim 81.127.255,257 Rumm. Peter . 128.274 Ruivll. Launc 8), 126.255.2)7 Ruitell, Rubin i� 85. 125.244. 24’. 274. 2’S Ryw, Ken Ryan. Kira la. :� ) Rvin. Peter 12S. 244 68,123.242.2 6 s 81. 24,235 Silmen, Laune 128 124 Salrman. Ore 128 124 Samptoei. Ruthann 129 124 SmdHur. Debbie 129.254.215 Satrdf ord, Jitioe 128.219 124 Saneve, Cindy 128 124 Sauer. Chninne 129 144.214. 215. 212 Saylor. Cathy 129 124. 231,219.218 Siyvnid. Beth 129 124 , 354, 2)5,256 Say-ward, Tern 119 Schaal Kevin 139 124 Schaifner. Sally 20. M. 129.220. 210, 3. ... Yf 124 255.216.2.1? 125.2V Schmidt, Gevirginoc 129 125 Schmidr, Michael 21,150,208,27g IH Schneider, Karl uaai.ui 125. 234.225 Schoemtrin, Joveph i� 1 •hwarr . Steven ua mi, m, no . 244. 266. 267, 272 Sch mker. Dan 124 Schaer. Bnur 129.2)1 Rader. Cara! Ruler, Suvan Rankin, Din Rapp.John Rayo. Pr Reed,Jon UT, 21R23’ w,m irf 127.215 ■■uuu. H� r; ..... .Sue 17?. 2l . 715.2D. 211.2)9 Cheryl •i’ ■XL Scon. Knh Sequin. Matthew Seibert, Julie Selby. Kit Serqtelminn. Kiren Scnn.Jxk I JO, JIV Ivoy, Suranne irp.jclt huy.OfJ shele Shepard. She-liter Ellen ■■hockey Robin Shop. Outlet Sidfifl. Kithy Sillmi. Michael Sim . Mirk 24,102,1 1 Sincliir. Steve Singer. Debri Siivon, Robin Slide. Mirk SktUi, leu) _ Slyh. Suvan Strullev. Dive Saul mood, Carol Smiley, Lynn Smith. Divul Smith. Don Smuh.Jodi Smith Karen Smith, Lawrence Smurr. Steve 46, HZ, 22 Snider, Tern Silomomdev. Drew SeajJen. Steve IS. IM HI 152,219.343 HI. 270 v US. IJQ, J9 HI.ZM.ZJ6 HI. US. 116 Hi. VI Spevht. Tern 1)2 Spur. Janur 1)3 Sprouae. Cyndv H). 111. 215.2)1 Suker. Scon 151 244. 246. 274 NtalUrd, AlllXtt! H.5,155 Stamper, Catcy 33,716 Stanko. Rebekah Slarbuch, David 1)3 Stent , Gary 108.15). 244 Stockton. Kciisr 115.115 Scone, KimbcrK 21. 55.210,211,3)). 2W. 25ft. 2 4 Stone. Mark 1)5 Stout. Debbie 135 Stout. Kathleen 11) Strader, Patricia 134 Suidsbrtg. Margaret 144 Studrbaker. Libby 154 Sublet!. Minin Sullivan, Se� n Survdemun. Oininr Sutra. Shiran Syliebeik. Nancy Srr.Cieornc 144. Ml 15.154 H4 IOi 144 Tatar, Jan 114 Tary mant. Marc H5 Taggart, Andy 1)4.244 Tagl.imr, Nancy 155 Tate. Sally 1)5 Taylor. Daniel 1)5 Taylor. Steve 1)5 Tavlor. Skeetvie 1 ui 111 Tenuta. Jon 112. 115.244 Thatcher. Crai t 115 DvAyaa. Beverly 118 Thom a , D� y : 1)5.211 ThumpyOll. bun 121. 128.1)5.211. 218.212. .”0. 271 Thompvnn. Timmy 21.114. 218.222. 2)5.215.2)7 Timber lake. Mark .fcv 24. 156.115 Timmorrt� ftJnk 24. HA. JU V -19.2U- Tmgley. William 116 Trabue. Jet 1 f 21 19.: My 280 Trahur, Ted 1 281 Treeve Tutl 1)6.226,218 Treyo, Tu� ... iy Tnpp. Scan |i ). IJr. Trullender, CiAdv v Turt. Shelley Turrcll. Betiy 102. 1)7.211.2)3. 250 Tunell. Todd 1)7.266 Tuttle. Nanci 82.1)7.215.218 V Valent mo. Joe 1, a aa. q aval. 137.221. 244.2?2. 219.218 Vain. Darla IV Vance. Cathy 254. Hi. t )?. 215. 256. 217. J54, 270. 271 Van Fount. Ruben 15? Vaughan, Roger 1.1’ 244. 261 Vitannne. Barb 23.24,156,254 VftH.Jodl 1 ct, 2W 216 W Warmer. Oral lid : -ret, vjun Wi.tr Brad a i,j.v Kim 41 W .vet. Todd Will. Wendt Willi: Suun Wilretv. Di e Wittctv Mirk Weilt.Rnk Waver. Oinv Webb. Bn m Weber, Bruce Weber. Whit Weber. Shiran Wehner. Robert Wtireneeker. Steve Wcllruu, Tom Wehh. Suun We� tn. Ruth Wtttel. Muri hue, Bafban White. Tom 140 Wicker him. Ciral '6.140. 220. 2JS. 23' Wuiemin. Memll 140,111 Wypngron. Linda 140 Willard, Launc 140 Wilburn, JrMery 140,215 WMliimt. Thomii Willoughby. Joteph 140. 215,211, 211 Wiltnn. Donm 250 Wilton. Jimei Wilton. Nancy 10.119.140.220. ZJ3. 255,196, iyr.2M.ro IV� . IP, 2m 136 104. 120, )M, Z06. Ill 156,242, 261 159.220.2 1 162.221, TH. 211 l� 9.215.H-� 1 9 . .1)9 H9 H9 1)9. HZ, 207 09 H9.210 1 9 Wutt hater. Ji’Nel 11 Winkcl. Ointnne Wirivtel. Muk Winter . Penny WnefflU, Nino Wutebott. Timmt Winer. Melindi 141.215 140 21.25. (A. 140 140. 2t� 140. 222, 2 V4 2?. 140, 2 J5 Wotlocd. Billy 141,95.96. 244. 246. 2� l Vpolcy, Tom 141 World, Lynne .j| .. 141 Wpfhr Brent Wi hrClKnl . 141 Wripht. Dm j, 141.110 Wn h- sheila ui Wtihth. .Age Ini if Wynne l.tt 115,141 .’J6 Yanky, Mminne Voder, Bek� e Vulinjuteph Young David Young. Bern Young. Muhael Zihler. Michael ellmer. Bnc Zaihi Robert Zimmer, Oral Zriki. Robin 256. Z49. ZamkOnxir Zuher. Min 141 lit 141 09.141.215. JW 141 142 152. J’2.142 142 .264.142.2?6 142 7 142 AS THAT 0 .'!! DOUBLE •CKQtS MOr nK ( RENEQrES Oh Hit DEVOTEO F JlT IKEt MunwLtpiER ’75 And I never started to plow in my life That someone did not stop in the road And take me awa to a dance or picnic. I ended up with forty acres; I ended up with a broken fiddle — And a broken laugh. and a thousand memories. And not a single regret. A special thanks must be extended to Tti-Village Studio for its cooperation ( ?) in this publication, to Matt McCormick as representative from Taylor Publishing ( om panv. and. of course, to Mr. bill Odroneu. the Big O. for his patience. Ins guidance, his omnipresence, and known to ail — his wonderful, sardonic humor x� luigai l.ee Masters from The Spoon River Antholog