Warren G Harding High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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RUTH VAN METRE 6 From the time Warren High School looked like this . . . 1' awww X N it -'Mg' ,,l ' The Echoes has been recording the events of each school year. Published by WARREN G. HARDING SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Warren, Ohio Volume XXXIX 3 Being a Part of the Community.. Since the center of our lives at present is education, much of what we do revolves around and through our high school. The time we students and faculty members spend here is only part of our lives, however, for HilI'Clll1glS pattern of activity is closely inter- woven with that of thc C0ll1D1Lll'llly. We have many outside in- terests, and thc outside often comes into our school. Through individuals, clubs, and sports, our school maintains a close relu- tionship with society. In summer er in winter, Warren's courthouse park provides an attractive couniy seat. 4 No School Stands Alone Our Administration 0ur Faculty Our Students Our Curriculum Our Organizations Our Activities Our Programs Cur Sports Our Departments Have Out-of-School Interests Take Us into the Community Page 124 Bring the Community to Harding guilt' i Nail? 1. U. qi? R N. 1 f ffr'11?g?:3 -mm l In Washington, Congress David Dennison talks with John Race of Cin- cinnati and Governor Bob Thompson, 0hio's delegates to Boys' Nation. Collecting specimens for the Science Department with help from the Gulf Research Laboratory m Mtssusslppl are RearS Binikos, D. Baker, Mr. Christmas, biologist at the laboratoryg Mr. Nash, an engineer K Kuenhold M Romog Mr Crawford Mr. Novelli. Front, A. Sziltsay, W. Harris, W. Tompkins, D. Buch, R. Gardner T Herr ' f max K '..z..wmx m'ulnnai.fmm.w4:mi wf fr wwww Registering for the Urban league Forum are members of the program: Mr. Swart, Miss 0'Rourke, Miss Duck, Mr. Maurice fat tablel, Mr. Scharf, Miss Margaret Garrity of Chicago, Mr. Robert Smalls, Urban League director. Passing out materials are: M. A. Caldwell, A. Elkins, R. M. Johnson, C. Elkins. Irene Seifer waits back- .' stage to introduce William Skaclclen, speaker provided by the Business and Econ- omic Foundation. 7 145' 99 nl l Z1 1 P' .al ..-D' 33' ,gh , EA ...-0' .49 . , g ,Q ,1 1 1 Y ' 1 X sf' fl ,fm , fr w,., ..,f I wi 99 gas? 514, Auto shop boys give cars a thorough safety check, thereby winning a national award for community service. Worlring on the east end of town are: George Shay, Phillip Travis, Byron Noble, Norman Wilson, Robert laBanc. As a follow-up to the GATB test taken by seniors, Marilyn Sable discusses results in a vocational interview with Harold Harris of the Ohio State Employment Service. 9 Qur Administration Our Faculty Cur Students Have Gut .18 ,z xi-nn-1- 'f' Studenfs volunteered their services in The flood relief program at Packard Music Hall f-School Interests We Have Fun s We Serve During the hours away from sehool we gain satisfaction in many ways. llobbies such as art and music create many enjoy- able diversions from the daily routine. Ilelping others in need or participating in xarious drives and campaigns keeps everxone on his toes. XX'ith the varied fields ol' interest opened by the number ol' people involved at school, the results are felt throughout the community and state. Students and faculty have received numerous awards in various fields ae- lanowledging their work and interest. Harp music entertains Gamut Music Club members: lynette lowry, Mary Bellay, David Klatman, and Marilyn Schiewe. Volunteers from Harding sort clothes for the flood victims at Packard Music Hall: E. Waddell, B. Harris, D. Burfitt, C. Win- yard, D. Swain, M. Davis, T. Day, and T. Brush. Always ready to check coats at Packard Music Hall, A l920 Maxwell owned by Milton Grumbling whether for Forum or Civic Music, is Karen Flanigan. and Tom Wagoner draws admiring glances, Campaigning for UNICEF are members of Youth Council and Y-Teens: Bonnie Daugh- erty, Barhara Lynn, Elaine Hunter, Verna Collier, and Lorraine Braunberns. 13 A? Christmas time, faculty members bring gifts for the Children's Home to a tea in the home economics room. At the punch bowl is Miss Malmsberry, serving Mrs. Metller and Miss Troxell. College-Vocational Day means a well-earned coffee break for the office staff. Mrs. Mildred Hufford,Mrs. Mar garei' Mahan, school nurseg Ann Cauffield, Mrs, Charlotte Riggs, Mrs. Florence Griffing, and Grace Crawford. I4 Good Planning Sets the Stage .X mlirvct link luutxxccn sclmul nml cnmmunilx is thc liuurnl ol' lxnlucntinn. Its Illl'lll' lwrs gm' L'lL't'IL'nl lux lllc L'lllll'l1S nl' ilu' Ullllllllllllll. lls llulius consist ul' mulling pulivius .nnl .lpprming pcrwnlwl lor ilu' cilx sclmul sxstcm. llmc ruspmlsilmililx lm' lclling L'1lllll'LlL'lS nml lnnlgcting l'innm'cs lor sclnml cxpgnmsirm anal L'lil15ll'llL'll1ll1 IS also nsslgmwl In tlw sclwnl lmaml. mf DR. SANFORD F. .IAMESON Superintendent of Schools l'u .mx Active members of the Board of Education are: seated, George Secrest, Henry Alden, Mrs. I. B. Taylor, vice president, standing, Oliver Jones, president, William Miller. M 327942 U W WILEY GARRETT Assistant Superintendent Our principal has thc distinct honor of lacing nanictl XYarrcn's Nan of thc Yearu. This awartl was gircn for outstanding civic scrvicc, hut wc stuclcnts think of Molly in tcrins ol' scrvicc to us at school. Many prolmlcins arisc, but Mr. Mollcnkopf is ahlc to incct anal solvc cach onc. Hc .is intcrcstctl in cach phasc of our school lifc, anal xx c apprcciatc thc hclp wc rcccixc. JOHN SCHARF I7 MILTON MOLLENKOPF A busy pcrson with thc many activitics and jobs that arc his, is our assistan principal, Mr. .lohn Scharf. 'liliroughou thc cntirc school ycar many of thc qucs tions that arisc arc his conccrn, cspcciallx thosc pcrtaining to cxtra-curricular actix itics. llls work is sccn Ill many ways and it is cvitlcnt that hc is tlccply conccrnccl with llarcling anal its wclfarc. .ff ' A new task kept the cleans and counselor busy a large par! of the summer. When school opened in Seplember, ready for every siudeni was a schedule carefully prepared by Mary Duck, counselor, Louis Swarf, dean of boys, and Marie O'Rourke, dean of girls. Versatility Marks Facult Life .Xlllmnglm ilu' prinmry inlcrcsl nl' mn' llilflllll is nl sulmnl, valclx min' lms nllwr things lu' enjoys doing. Snnmc lnno intcrcsts in thu mln Illlllllll nlmilv nllu-rs vnirn lwlnc uncl llnnilx lilc. DONALD BAKER AUGUSTA BARRICK EDNA BAXTER RICHARD BOYD Health Speech Home Economics Hnslory, Baskn-rluall, Foolbal all X ,- -an-naw MICHAEL BUSHWACK EDWARD CAMPBELL JOHN CANDIO CLAYTON CARLETON Vocational Welding History Business Education Physics, Mathematics MRS. EILEEN COLLEY MERRILL COOLEY Business Education Business Education RAYMOND CRAWFORD MILES DEARTH Biology, Science Science, Mathematics llohhics, sports, cluhs, mggiiiifiltioiis and homo life prmiclc much cnjoyincnt for mcmhcrs ol' our lziculty. Mr. linlacr cn- joys thc mit-mil'-clams with his hunting I equipment. Miss llzirrick, in hcl' flown-r gzirclcn, :incl Miss l3aixlL'l', all thc hircl fecal- ing stallion sho maiintiiins in winter, show signs ol' lining nature. Mr. Iioycl collccts :incl vnjoys rccorils. Nolicc thc lump hir. X' lhisliwucla has mziclc for his homo, Mr. Cfzimplmcll slizircs thc juh ol'c4irii1g lm his clziuglitcfs liorsc. llumlhull pmxiclcs cn- imincnl for Mr. lllmliu xxhilc Mi' Caric- liiwamis Cluh, sincc hc is prcsialcnt. hlrs. Collcy, at husy molhcr, fimls shc spcncls much tiim' Iwuscclciining, whilc hir. Coulcy iiicivuscs his xuculniliiij with cross XX woral pufflcs. Mr. Q,mul'imi'il's coriipiclaci' is important to him lin' his pmfcssiomil llilfllllllg. Getting thc cluily paipcr is om' ul' Mr. l7ca1rtl1's l'znui'ilu tuslas. 1 MRS. DOROTHY DEEGAN LEONA DEEMER MARGARET DENNISON JOYCE DIVELY Journalism, English English, Mathematics English BUSi0CSS Education MARGARET EATON ROBERT FLEMING Physical Education Band WILLIAM GASS DOROTHY HART Drafting History its Mrs. Decgan likcs to read and nloes a great cleal of it with her cat usually keep- ing her company. Becoming hetter in- formecl on the suhject of garclcning is Miss Dcemer's special intercsl. During the summer months, she puts her know- leclge to use anal enjoys garclcning. Taking pictures with her new polaroicl camera is one of Miss lJennison's hohhies. ,Xinong the many other activities of Miss llirely, sports play an important part. She is get' ting her golf cluhs reach for nice w cathcr. Because her relatives are out of town, Miss lfaton often finals it necessary to make long clistance telephone calls. Mr. Fleming is not only our hannl mlirector, but also spends much time outsiile ol' school with his own musical instrument. A magazine from his son, a univcrsitx professor, aclcls special enjoyment to thc life of Mr. Cass. Nliss llart anal hcr ilog arc fine walking companions. Out for a stroll, ther enior the fresh air. VELMA HARTMAN RICHARD HAYNES English, Mathematics Vocational Welding Ont' of thc must plcasant tasks uf Miss llartman is sliuwling snuwg shc has hatl much uppurtuniti tu clo so this win- tcr. hlr. llavncs finals lI1llL'll cnjuynicnt from his mutur huat, Uspcciallt in warm tYL'illllL'l'. Must of thc stuclcnts l'CCOgl1ll,L' Mr. llL'lllL'l'.S littlc car that prutitlcs an cxccllcnt moans uf transportation for him. Since sho lives un a farm, Mrs. llill has cxtra tasks, such as fcccling animals. lXlr. llughcs not only apprcciatcs music, hut talws part hx' plating a trumhunc anal singing in thc church ulmir. Nlr. llacuh- suns lavurltc pastunt' at thc X.N.L...X. wlicrc hc stays is just tu relax and rcacl. Mr. lluhnson, thc tlircctur of thc munici- pal swimming puul during thc summer munths, is fixing a ialic in unc of thc fountains. Mr. .Ioncs uftcn cnjuys a cup ul' guutl cuffcc in his faturitu restaurant at thc soda fuuntain. HAROLD HETZLER Spanish PAUL HUGHES History, Geography, Biology Basketball, Baseball GEORGE JOHNSON Physical Education, Track ash Miss liaufman enjoxs traieling and has been a delegate to xarious eonxentions. Mr. lieadle lilies to watch telexision in the spare time he IS ahle to llnd. ln Xlr. lieener's hands is a produet ot' a plastie mold which he helped to make lor use in IIItlllSll'X. Nlr. lxelley is proud ol the fireplaee which he made. lle uses it often in the sununertime. Sinee teaehers are good eitifens, they malie use ol' their opportunity to tote. Xliss liellx has just finished easting her hallot and is leaxing the voting hooth. One ol' the most ini, portant interests ol' Nlr. lieinp is his eaniera and photography. liuying groe eries is one ol' the most neeessarx and en joxahle tasks for Nlrs. Knox. llesides Mr. lioppels many other obligations, he likes to referee haskethall. lle ean relate :nam exeiting experiences. EMILY KAUFMAN JAMES KEADLE English Physical Education, Football, Track EMMETT KEENER WILLIAM KELLEY Vocational Machine Shop Vocational Machine Shop KATHLEEN KELLY LEWIS KEMP MRS. AGNES KNOX PHILIP KOPPEL rpm-tl: English, Drmuatics English, RaclioANovvs English Physiology, Mathcnnatics Football, Golf KENNETH KRAKER RUTH LaPOLLA EDWARD LINDENMUTH GERTRUDE LYNN Wood Shop History, Commercial Law Vocational Electricity History, Civics, Problems . t g 4 1 in 1 , .ffl DONALD MacEWAN DORIS MALMSBERRY Mathematics, Chemistry English MICHAEL MARCARELLO ALBERT MAROWITZ Business Education, Football, Tennis Civics, Problems Mr. liraker, inside the small house trail- er which he made, is reading a favorite hook of outdoor sports. As treasurer of a union, Miss l,al'olla has additional work to do, hut she enjoys it. Brushing the snow from the window of his car is an important winter joh for Mr. Linden- muth. A slide projector is of much use to Miss l.ynn, who has shown the pictures ol' her Alaskan trip on many occasions Sports are a favorite pastime of many faculty memhers. Mr. Maclfwan especi- ally' likes to plat tennis. Xlorking with wood provides much enjoy ment for Miss Malmsherrx. The wooden howls are her products. Mr. Marcarello enjoys dancing so it is evident that often a record player has an important part. Mr. Marowitf is an attorney and practices law as well as teaching high school. 4x,W 3'-Q ,S-N MRS. ELSIE MATHEWS Business Education FREEMAN McCOY Business Education GLEN MOORE General Meial D wsu WILLIAM MAURICE isfributive Education MRS. SARAH METZLER Art ELIZABETH MORAN Chemistry lXlrs. Nilson has many interests and a- mong them is her appreciation of an- tiques. 'l'he teapot she is holding is one of her favorites. hlr. Novclli enjoys the ex- citing sports of water and snow skiing while constantly improving his skill. ln the summer lklr. llarker and his family often travel. It looks as if he is on his way right now. 'llhe flag of the Daughters of the American llevolution is heing dis- played hy lkliss Partridge. hir. l'ritehard is re-loading a gun which he uses for hunting game. Fishing is a favorite sport ol' lXlr. llider, and sometimes he has very good luck. hliss llidgley finds much satisfaction hy entertaining guests. ller china cupboard is filled with many use- ful dishes. liven in his church, Dr. Scheig serves with his music hy directing several church choirs. llc feels quite at home in his choir robe with the doetor's stole attached. MRS. MARJORIE NILSON WILLIAM NOVELLI History Biology, Botany LOUIS PARKER RUTH PARTRIDGE Mathematics, Football, Wrestling English, History PAUL PRITCHARD WILLIAM RIDER HELEN RIDGLEY DR. CARL SCHEIG Vocational Auto Shop Civics English Orchestra, Vocal Music ANRR iii. i is A 15- ifra- f 'iid xr EDITH SIMONS MRS. ELEANOR SINNER CLYDE SLAUGHTER WILLIAM SULLIVAN Home Economics Journalism, Publications Athletic Director, Football Business Education HARRY TAFT MRS. ,IOSEPHINE THOMAN Driver Education Latin, English JACK THOMPSON LORENE TROXELL Pliysiml Education, Intramurals Mathematics All roach' to scrvc hm' lwliclin cunliics. Miss Simons shows that Cihrisliniis is ai good season for ii lmstcss. living ii min- istcr's wife rcquircs much ol' Mrs. Sin' ncr's timc for chu1'cl1 n'iirl4. Sho viijmns playing thc cliurcli orgiin. Xlr. Sliniglitcr has inuny occiisimis to spcaik lwlliix' thc public. lt is ii good thing hc likcs public speaking. Mr. Sullixzin has his min llirni zincl enjoys fairniing cspccizilh wlicn amps nrt' hrocluctixc. Mr. iliuft, who clocs wiimlf working. has inaiclc iiirious piuccs all thc- work hcnch in his min lwinc. lhc liihli' with ai nizirhlc lop is ii iiiliiiilali- antique' of Mrs. Tlioinun iinnl iust unc ul' thc inainy picccs shc owns. Xlr. ilillilllllwilll, thc father of smull cliilclrcn. iiltcn finals it necessary to incncl or put ii tm togctlu-r. A tCilL'llCI' is ncvcr linishcnl stuclxing: su Miss Troxcll lmmvs us shc pl'cp4ii'us limi' thc cullcgc course sho is tillilllg. is is X. K J.. SHEILA STAHI. MRS. LOUISE TSCHUGUNOV ESTHER TUBAUGH MRS RUTH VAN METRE English Business Education English Mathematics Miss Stahl, who feels skating is enjoy'- ahle exercise. haul much opportunity' to skate this winter. Mrs. 'lischugunoy' uses reeorcls and hooks anal is thankful for the facilities of the puhlic lihrary. Miss 'l'u- haugh is pointing out places where she has yisitetl anal hopes to trayel again yery soon. Mrs. Van Metre cloes much cooking, and she limls it one of the most pleasant tasks in the home. Playing golf is one ol' the happiest pastimes for Miss Nlatlyins. Since Mrs. Xliseinan is elosely' assoeiatecl with the U.S.O. anal the jet air hase, she was fortunate to have the un- usual experience of riding in a jet plane. Mowing the lawn is a task which Mr. XYoll'e cloes cheerfully hecause he lynows it is necessary. Besicles her great interest in sports, Miss Xtright enjoys sewing anal makes her clothes when she fiucls time. Seniors Lead an Active Life ICGTSZ U 8 il S OI1, YQBSUYEYQ BFIOD Cl' in ens Checking up on senior homerooms in an O ive campai r ' f D k R It 0 M 5 g 1 y K gn to alse fund f g d 1 p th I f , secre arg ennefh Rieser, vic p d Y d J B k p d 1 SENIQPX CUSS mea PRQQRESS CW ' x 507 Yi We ifa 28 Graduates ABRUZZO, VICTORIA-A.T.: F.B.L,A.: Frolics: Monitor: Y-Teens. ADAMS, PATRICIA-A.T.: F.B.l..A.: Jr. Achievement: Honor Society: Pep: Student Council: Y-Teens. ARBOGAST, THOMAS-Experiementers: Honor So- ciety: Intramurals: Jr. Achievement: Movie Op- erator. ATKIN, THOMAS-A.T.: Boys' State: Cross Country: Decimi, I: Experimenters, I: Hi-Y, I, 2: Honor Society: Intramurals: Jr. Achievement, I, 2: Key Club, I, 3: Monitor: Pep: Senior Play: Skating: Student Council. AUGUSTA, STEVE- Intramurals: V.l.C. AULIZIA, JOSEPHINE-F.B.L.A.: Monitor: Pep: Y- Teens. AURAND, GAYE-G.A.A.: Jr. Achievement: Pep: Skating. AURAND, RUSSELL-Intramurals: Movie Operator. BAILEY, GARY-Cross Country: Monitor. BAILEY, ROBERT- A.T.: Experimenters: Intramurals, Jr. Achievement: Monitor: Movie Operator: P.A.: Pep: Radio: Stage Crew. BAKER, BONNIE-A Cappella: Frolics: Jr. Achieve- ment, 3: Monitor: Pep. BAKER, KENNETH-Frolics: Jr. Achievement: Pep. BALK, JANET-Pep: Y-Teens. BALTES, ARTHUR-Intramurals, V.I.C. BANCROFT, LELAND- BANKS, ROBERTA- BANSKY, SOPHIE-Monitor. BARITELL, LARRY-Intramurals. W - Y . , -Y Wei- VJ. - Y rn, I 30 :na - 4- Graduates BARKER, PATRICIA-Decimi, Experimenters, F.T.A. Honor Society, Y-Teens. BARNES, LOIS-G.A.A. BASILE, MATILDA-A Cappella, A.T,, F.B.L.A., Frolics F.T.A., G.A.A, Pep, Y-Teens. BECK, GEORGENE-A Cappella, DECA, F.B.L.A., Jr Achievement, Skating, Y-Teens. BEERS, KAREN-A.T., Decimi, F.B.L.A., Hi-Eco-Sy. Hostess, Prep, Y-Teens. BELLAY, JOHN-Experimemers, Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor So ciety, Honor Student, Key Club, Lens and Shut ter, Radio. BENOIT, ELENA-F.B.L.A., High Life, High Lights, Pep Quill and Scroll, Y-Teens. BERISH, MARGARET-Future Nurses. BERTELLI, JANIS-F.B,L.A. BERTELLI, JOYCE- BESKID, NICK- BEZUSKO, EDDIE-V.l.C. BIANCO, ROBERT-A.T., Band, l, Decimi, Frolics, Monitor, Student Council, 4. BLAKELY, JACQUELINE-Frolics, G.A.A., Jr. Achieve- ment, Monitor, Pep, Y-Teens. BLASTIC, ROBERT-Football. BOCK, JUDITH-A.T., Future Nurses, 4, F.T.A., Hi-Eco- Sy, Jr. Achievement, 3, Monitor, Pep, Y-Teens. BOOTH, GARY-P.A. BORTON, JOYCE-Pep. i S c Finishing three years of working together with the senior class are the seven hard-working sponsors: Front Mr. Bushwack, Mr. Rider, chairmang Mr. Keenerp Rear, Mx. Hetzler, Miss Baxter, Miss Partridge, and Mr. McCoy. Thanks Are Due to Sponsors Although they will not be elntl in ezips zmtl gowns nt eommenee- ment, the senior sponsors eertziinly deserve ai degree for the umm' hours spent for the benefit of the elziss. Although sophomore netivities were few, the junior year brought mum opportunities lor them to lentl their willing nssistunee, uncl the senior yezu' hos aitltletl numerous problems. For them, lgilL'ClllilLl1'CiIlC, the lunch- eon, eommeneement and the prom will encl three yezirs of cle- xotetl serx iee nncl lemlership. 31 4? f if , ..,. K.. . 1? i- F .. se 32 is L m 32 Graduates BOUCHER, RICHARD-Purchase Line Joint, Indiana, Pennsylvania. BOWKER, JERE-Senior Class President, A.T., Junior Class, 2, Monitor, Movie Operator, Pep, Student Council. BOYD, KAY-Experimentors, Future Nurses, l, Honor Society, Jr. Achievement, Pep, Senior Play- Y-Teens. BOYLE, MARY ANNE-F.B.L.A., Future Nurses, High Life, High Lights, Pep, Y-Teens. BRADLEY, ROBERT-A Cappella, Intramurals, Track. BRADY, WILLIE SUE-Frolics, G.A.A., Jr. Achievement. BREHM, PAUL- BREK, JOSEPH-Jr. Achievement. BROGDON, DAVID-V.I.C. BRODGON, PHILIP-Football, Letterman, Track. BROWDER, DeLOIS- BROWN, ALVEDA-A.T., Decirni, Echoes, F.B.L.A,, Honor Society, Inter-Club, Jr. Achievement, Pep, PBX, Y+Teens, I. BROWN, CAROL-A.T., Deciml, Echoes, Experiment- ers, Future Nurses, Honor Society, lnter4Club, Monitor, Orchestra, P.A., Pep, I, Phytons, Y Teens. BROWN, GEORGE-Finished in summer school, 1958, no picture. BRYANT, BEVERLY-- BRYANT, EILEEN-A Cappella, 3, AJ., Frolizs, FLA., Monitor, Pep, Y-Teens. BRYANT, JOSEPH-Intramurals, Jr. Achievement. BRYANT, RICHARD-No picture. BUFFONE, RICHARD-Jr. Achievement, Monitor. BUGNONE, RICHARD-No picture. BULVONY, FRANCES-Band, F.B.L,A., Twirlers, Y Teens. Graduates BUMGARDN ER, PATRICIA-A Cappella. BURGESS, PATRICIA-A.T., Boosters, Decirni, Dra- matics, Experimenters, F.T.A., G.A.A., Honor Society, Jr. Achievement, Speakers, 5, Y-Teens. BYRD, WILLIAM- BYRNE, JUDITH-A Cappella, A.T., F.B.L.A., Hi-Eco- Sy, Jr. Achievement, Movie Operator, Y-Teens. CADWELL, MARTHAfA Cappella, A.T., Decimi, Echoes Editor, Experimenters, French, Frolics, F.T.A., Honor Society, Honor Student, Pep, Speakers, 2, Student Council. CAMPANY, ANDREA-A.T., Cauldron, Dramatics, 2, Echoes, French, I, F.T.A., 5, Honor Society, 3, May Queen attendant, Senior Play, Thespians, Y-Teens. CAMPBELL, BONNIE-Decimi, Frolics, Monitor, Out- of'Doors, Pep, Y-Teens. CANDELMO, PATRICK-V.I.C. CANZONETTA, FRED-Monitor, Pep. CAPITO, LENAfA.T., Band, F.B.L.A., Y-Teens. CAPITO, RALPH-V.I.C. CAPPELLA, JEAN-A.T., F.B.L.A., 2, Honor Society, Jr. Achievement, 3, Monitor, Y-Teens. CARBONE, ELAINE-A.T,, Decimi, Echoes, F.B.L.A., Honor Soziety, lnter-Club, 3, Jr. Achievement, Pep, Student Council, Y-Teens, 2, 4. CARDARELLI, LUCILLE-A Cappella, Frolics, PBX. CERAR, JOHN-Lens and Shutter, V.l.C., 4. CESTA, LILIAN- CHAPLEY, THOMAS-Experimenters, Jr. Achievement Movie Operator. CLINE, CAROL-Aeneid, Decimi, F.T.A., Honor So ciety, Jr. Athievement, Monitor, Pep, Treannin 2, Y'Teens. 1 M Lfaxgggwf View .A is 'C , , K 4? -ur , in 5233 s A919515 if 5? ,E i Bi 5 i 3 Q Jgfd 3 Rx in mx XP 7 VN 5 XL., ..z,,,,mi... Graduates COBB, WILBERT4 COLE, ELLEN- COLLEY, JACQUELINE-A.T., Band, Experimenters, F.T.A., Honor Society, Hostess, Mathematics Club, 3, Pep, Skating, Student Council, Y-Teens. COLLINS, WlLLIAMfV.l.C. COOK, GAYLORD- COOPER, GERALDINES CORNICELLO, JOAN-F.B.L.A., Pep. CORRADI, GINEVRA-Monitor, Orchestra, Pep. COSTAS, CLEM-Baseball, HiAEco-Sy, Intramurals, Monitor, Pep, Stage Crew, Track. COUGHLIN, GARY-Cross Country, DECA, 4, Intra- murals, Monitor, Track. CRAIG, RO3ERT-Intramurals, Monitor, Movie Op- erator. CROYTS, WILLIAM-Intramurals, Letterman, Track. CRUM, ELAINE--Decimi, Y-Teens. CRUTCHLEY, SUZANNE-A.T., Dramatics, F.B,L.A., F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achievement, 3, Y-Teens. CUCKOVICH, JOHN- CVENGROS, BARBARA-Echoes, F.B.L.A., G.A.A., 3, Jr. Achievement, 4, Pep, Phytons, Skating, Student Council, Y-Teens. DADISMAN, JUDITH-Jr. Achievement, Pep, Skating. DAHRINGER, DIANN- Graduates D'AMICO, PETE-Intramurals, Lens and Shutter, Letterman. D'ANDREA, MARIAN-A Cappella, Monitor, Y-Teens. DANKO, DOLORES-DECA, Decimi, G.A.A., Jr. Achievement, Pep, Skating, Speakers. DAUGHERTY, BONNIE-Future Nurses, Junior Class Officer, 3, Movie Operator, Skating, Y-Teens. DAVIS, GARY-Monitor. DAVIS, JERRY- DEAN, ROBERT-Band, Baseball, Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, Monitor, Skating, High Lights. DEARING, BEVERLY-Cauldron, Decimi, Experiment- ers, F.T.A., Home Ec., I, Honor Society, Jr. Achievement, 2, Mary Christmas, Pep, Student Council, Y-Teens. DeCAMP, RICHARD-DECA, Intramurals, Jr. Achieve- ment, Monitor. DeCAPITO, GLORIA-eY-Teens. DELAHANTY, PATRICIA-A.T., Decimi, Echoes, F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achievement, 3, Monitor, Palette and Brush, 3, Pep, Y-Teens. DeMARCO, JOHN- DEMMER, ANNE-A.T., Cheerleader, Decimi, Future Nurses, G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society, Inter- Club, Jr, Achievement, 2, 4, Letterman, Pep, Senior Play, Y-Teens. DIAKIKIS, CONNIE- DICK, BONNIE-Monitor, Y-Teens. DICK, WILLIAM-V.I.C. DIDICH, JOHN-Band, Frolics, Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, Monitor, Radio, Stage Crew. DIETZ, CORINNE-F.T,A., Y-Teens. as Graduates DILLEY, JOHN-Leavittsburg High School, A Cappella, A.T., Jr. Achievement, Pep. DiLORETA, NANCY- DORSEY, VIRGINIA-DECA, Monitor, Y-Teens. DRAB, KENNETH-V.I.C. DUBASIK, ELAINE-A Cappella, F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Pep: Y-Teens. DUNSTAN, ROBERT-Decimi, Experirnenters, Movie Operator, Wrestling. DYE, PATRICIA- EATON, LAWRENCE- EICHER, SHARON-A.T., Boosters, Decimi, Echoes, Frolics, F.T.A., l, 4,, Girls' State, Honor Society, Honor Student, Pep, Skating, Spanish, Speakers, I, Student Council. ELKINS, GAROLYN-Band, Frolics, Jr. Achievement, Honor Society, Pep, Y-Teens. ELKO, JAMES-No Picture. ELSTON, SHIRLEY-A.T., Future Nurses, Monitor, Pep, Y-Teens. ENYINGS, JOHN- ESTEY, ROBERT-A.T., Dramatics, Frolics, Hi-Eco-Sy, Host, Jr. Achievement, Speakers, Stage Crew, Thespians, I, 3. EVANS, MARGARET-St. Mary's, Warren, Ohio. EWANISH, MICHAEL-Jr. Achievement, V,l.C. EWING, KATHLEEN-DECA, Y-Teens. FAHNDRICH, DONALD- FALKNER, JOSEPH- Eleven Have Reached the Top 'l'he sesquieentennial ol' the birth of Ahraham Lincoln has been seleetecl as the theme for -lune eoinmeneement exeereises. 'llhe eleven honor students, who repre- sent plenty ol' hartl work nluring the past four years to maintain their scholastic stantling in the top two per cent ol' the class, will have major parts in the program. Senior memhers ol' National llonor Society will serve as a reacling ehorus. Planning the June commencement program with Miss Barrick are the honor students, who include six girls, Martha Cadwell Carole Rigsby, lynette Lowry, Sharon Eicher, Linda Flower, anol Janet Ochtyung and five boys, Jack Bellay, William Rowe, Robert Schaffer, Jeffrey Law, and Michael Rosenberg. 137 Graduates FALKNER, PHYLLIS--A.T.g F.B.L.A.p F.T.A.g Hi-Eco-Sy: Honor Societyp Monitorp Pepp Skatingg Y-Teens. FARKAS, LINDA-Pepg Y-Teens. FARRIS, GUSSIE-Future Nursesg G.A.Ag Jr. Achieve- mentg Monitor. FENDER, DONNA-F.B.L.A.g Jr. Achievementg Monitor' Pepg Y-Teens. r FENSTERMAKER, DONALD-Intramurals, Moniforg Movie Operaforg Pep. FENTON, KATHRYN-Pep: Skating: Y-Teens, FERANCE, BARBARA-A.T.g F.B.L.A.g Frolicsg G.A,Ag Jr. Achievementg Pepg Skatingg Y-Teens. FERRI, ANTHONY-A.T.y Intramurals: Monitorp Movie Operavorsp Pep. FESSEL, THOMAS- FIRMENT, DONALD-V.l.C. FISCHER, MARILYN-A.T.g Echoes: F.B.L.A.7 F.T.A.y Hi-Eco-Syp Honor Societyg Inter-Clubg Pepg Phy- tonsg Student Council. FITZGERALD, THOMAS-Cardinal Mooney High, Youngs1own, Ohio. FLASCK, SUSAN-Fuiure Nursesp G.A.A.p lnter-CIub- Jr. Achievementg Moniiorg Skatingg Y-Teens. 1 FLECK, JEFFREY- A.T.g Decimig Experimenfersg Hi-Yg Honor Sociefyp Intramuralsg Letterman: Monitor- Student Councilp Tennis. 1 FLOWER, LINDA-Cauldron Editor: Decirnig Experi- mentersg F.T.A.p Honor Sociefyg Honor Studenty Pep: Spanish. FOLLMAR, GLENDA-A Cappellag Decimip Experimen- tersg Frolicsg F.T.A. FORD, SHIRLEY-Y-Teens. FREELAN D, MARTHA-Y-Teens, Graduates FRENCHKO, DENNIS-Decimi: Experimenters: Hi-Y: Honor Society: Intramurals: Letterman: Monitor: Tennis. FRENZEL, DIETERfV.l.C. FUCHILLA, DOLORES-Band. FUCHILLA, SAMUEL-Jr, Achievement: V.l.C. FUSSELMAN, KENT-A.T.: Hi-Y: Boosters: Chess: Cross Country: Dramatics: Echoes: French: Frolics: Hi-Y: Intramurals: Key Club: Letterman: Pep: Skating: Stage Crew: Thespians, 1, 2: Track: Hap Holiday. GARDNER, ROBIN-Monitor, Skating. GAUMER, BONITA-Band: F.T.A.: Jr. Achievement, 2: Monitor: Palette and Brush: Y-Teens. GAYAN, SUSANNE-Band. GENOS, PETE-No picture. GIBSON, CURTIS-A.T.: Boosters, 2: Echoes: French: Hi-Y, 4: Key Club: Monitor: Student Council. GIBSON, KENNETH-A.T.: Boosters: French, 4: Key Club: Monitor: Movie Operator. GIBSON, MARJORIE-A.T.: Boosters: Echoes: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy: Pep: Spanish: Y-Teens. GIBSON, ROBERTA-A.T.: Boosters: Cauldron: Decimi: Experimenters: Frolics: F.T.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Honor Society: Hostess: Inter-Club: Jr. Achievement: Monitor: Out-of-Doors: Pep: Spanish: Y-Teens, 3, GILBERT, HARLAN--Band. Echoes: French: Lens and Shutter, 2: Pep: Stage Crew. GOFFIN, BETTY'-A.T.: Decimi: F.B.L.A.: French: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Jr. Achievement, 4: Monitor: Student Council. GOJDICS, DAVID-A.T.: Chess: Decimi: Hi-Y: Honor Society: Jr. Achievement: Key Club: Monitor: Phytons: Student Council. GOLICK, KATHLEEN4A.T.: Cauldron: Decimi: Frolics: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Honor Society: Hostess: Jr. Achievement: Pep: Y-Teens, 3. GORENCE, ELAINE-A.T.: Decimi: Frolics: F.T.A.: Hi- Eco-Sy: High Life: High Lights: Honor Society: Hostess: Jr. Achievement: Monitor: Quill and Scroll: Y-Teens. GRABILL, MARLENE A.l.: Decimi: Frolics: F.T.A.: G. A.A.: Hi4Eco-Sy: Hostess: Jr. Achievement, I, 4: Monitor: Pep: Speakers: Y-Teens. ! so i . Wie: .. ix .. ix S Sta , - .- .cx:.i 'f :5f..fs.- - ws 'Ne K... Graduates GRAHAM, TRACY--A.T., Decimi, Frolics, Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society, Jr. Achievement, 4, Monitor, Spanish, Speakers, Y-Teens. GRAYSON, PATRICIA-Monitor, Y-Teens. GRAYSON, RUTH- GREEN, RONALD- GREGOR, JOHN-A.T., Cauldron, Decimi, Echoes, Ex- perimenters, Hap Holiday, Honor Society, Jr. Achievement, I, Key Club, 3, Monitor, Phytons, Student Council. GRGURICH, JoANN-A.T., Decimi, Frolics, Future Nurses, F.T.A., G.A.A., 2, Hi-Eco-Sy, Hostess, Jr. Achievement, Monitor, Y-Teens, 4. GRIMM, CAROL-Pep. GRIMM, GERALDINE-A Cappella, Pep. GROSSMAN, RHODA-A.T., F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Mon- itor, Pep, Y-Teens. GRUMBLING, MILTON-Jr. Achievement, Orchestra, Pep, Senior Play. GUNTHER, DELORES- GUNTHER, MELVIN-Intramurals. GWYER, WILLIAM-Jr, Achievement, Radio. HACKNEY, ROGER-Frolics. HADCOCK, ROBERT-Decimi, Hi'Eco-Sy, Jr. Achieve- ment, Monitor, Pep. HADDEN, WILBERT--Intramurals, Honor Society, Jr. Actievement. HALL, CHARLES-- HALL, JOHN-A.T., Boosters, Boys' State, Dramatics, Experirnenters, French, F.T.A., Hi-Y, Honor SO' ciety, Monitor, Movie Operator, P.A., Pep, Stage Crew, Student Council, Thespians, 2. Graduates HALL, ROBERT-A.T., Boosters, Decimi, Echoes, Hi-Y, Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, I, Key Club, Mon- itor, Senior Play. HAMILTON, DENNIS-Intramurals, V.l.C. HAMILTON, WILLIAM-Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, Pep, Student Council, Senior Play. HARCARIK, JOHN -No picture. HARDIN, JANET-A Cappella, Cheerleader, Decimi, Experimenters, Future Nurses, 2, F.T.A., G.A.A., Honor Society, Pep, Out-of-Doors, Student Coun- cil, Senior Play. HARDING, DAVID-Experimenters, Hi-Y, 4, Intra- murals, Jr. Achievement, I, Movie Operator. HARRIS, WILMA-Y-Teens. HART, CAROLYN-A Cappella, A.T., Boosters, Decimi, Echoes, Future Nurses, Frolics, F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, 2, Inter-Club, Honor Society, Jr. Achievement, 4, Monitor, Pep, Speakers, Student Council, Y- Teens, 4. HASSELL, SALLY LYNN-A Cappella, A.T., Frolics, F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Monitor, Movie Operator, Pep, Y-Teens. HAWKINS, SUE-A.T., Band, Experimenters, Future Nurses, F.T.A., Phytons, Y-Teens. HAWKINS, THOMAS-A Cappella, 2, A.T., Decimi, Experimenters, Honor Society, Intrmurals, Pep, Radio. HERBERT, KAREN-A.T., F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, High Life, High Lights, l, Hostess, Jr. Achievement, Mon- itor, Pep, Y-Teens. HERTTUA, WILBERT-Intramurals, V.l.C. HICKS, ROY-Industrial Arts. HILL, DENNIS--V.I.C. HIPPLE, HERBERT-Decimi, Experimenters, Football, Key Club, Letterman, Movie Operator. HORLACHER, LYNDA-A.T., Decimi, Frolics, F.T.A., High Life Editor, High Lights, I, Honor Society, Jr. Achievement, 3, Monitor, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Y'Teens. HOWARD, NEHEMIAH-Intramurals. HOWE, JOYCE-A.T., Boosters, Frolics, Hostess, Jr. Achievement, Pep, Y-Teens. 4l ti 2 ,Eg Ii I Graduates HOWELL, JOHN- V.l.C.: Wrestling. HUDOCK, EDWARD- V.I.C. HUFFMAN, CHARLES-A.T.: Boys' State: Dramatics: Experimenters: Honor Society: Jr. Achievement, l: Key Club: Movie Operator: Pep: Spanish: Student Council: Thespians. HUGHES, CATHERINE-Future Nurses: Pep: Y'Teens. HUNT, DAVID-Band: Decimi: Experirnenters: Frolics: F.T.A.: Honor Society: Key Club: Orchestra: Pep. HUNTER, ELAINE-A Cappella: A.T.: Aeneid: Decimi: Frolics: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Jr. Achievement, 4: Movie Operators: Pep: Y-Teens. HYDE, LARRY- Baseball: lntrarnurals. IACHINI, PATRICIA-Honor Society: Monitor: Pep: Y-Teens. IMBURGIA, JOSEPH-Chess: Cross Country: Football: Intramurals: Letterman: Monitor: Track. IRWIN, RUSSELL-- JAMES, POLLY-A.T.: Boosters: Pep, 2: Phytons: Y- Teens. JANIS, PATRICIA-Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy: Jr. Achieve- ment: Monitor: Pep. JARVIS, JUDY-A.T.: Aeneid, 2: Decimi: Experimen- ters, 3: F.T.A.: Honor Socitey: Pep: Student Council: Y-Teens: Treannin, 'I. JARVIS, LOUIS-Football: V.I.C. JAZYNKA, ROBERT- JENKlNS, ROBERT- JOHNSON, LOIS- JOHNSON, LORETTA-French: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Jr. Achievement: Monitor: Pep: Y-Teens. Graduates JOHNSON, MARCIA-A Cappella, A.T., Experiment- ers, Monitor, Pep, Y-Teens. JONES, ADELE-A.T., Decimi, Experimenters, F.T.A., Honor Society, Pep, Spanish, 2. UONES, EMMA- KACZOR, JOAN-A.T., Frolics, Future Nurses, F.T.A., Honor Society, Monitor, Pep, Phytons, 4, Skat- ing, Spanish, 4, Speakers, Student Council, Y- Teens. KAISER, KATHRYN- KANTAKIS, CHRlSTlNE+Decimi, F.B.L.A., Monitor, Phytons, Y-Teens. KASHNER, SONDRA-Jr, Achievement, Pep, Y-Teens. KATSARES, JOHN-Intramurals. KELLER, LESLIE-A.T., Decimi, Dramatics, Experiment- ers, Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society, Jr. Achievement I, Key Club, Monitor, l, Pep, Skating, Spanish, Stage Crew, Student Council, Track, 1 KELSON, RILEY-V.l.C, KEMP, THOMAS-Experimenters, Hi-Eco-Sy, 1, Honor Society, Jr. Achievement, Lens and Shutter, Pep, KILLIAS, GEORGEQMonitor. KILLIAS, JOHN-V.I.C. KIRBY, LARRY- KISELLA, KENNETH-eFrench, Skating, Senior Play. KLOSS, JOHNAAJ., Boosters, Decimi, Dramatics, Ex- perimenters, Hi-Y, Key Club, Pep, Stage Crew, Student Council, Thespians, Senior Play. KNAPP, MARLENE-F.B.L.A., Pep, Skating, Y-Teens. KONDOLEON, PETE-V.I.C. - fm If Graduates KOULOUMOUNDRAS, ELAINE-Frolics, Palette and Brush, Pep, Phytons, Y-Teens. KOVIC, DONNA-Future Nurses, Hi-Eco-Sy, Hostess, Jr. Achievement, Pep, Y-Teens. KOZEL, FLORENCE-F.B.L.A., Jr. Achievement, 3, Pep, Y-Teens. KRAMER, JO ANN-Echoes, F.B.L.A., Jr. Achevement, 4, Pep, YfTeens. KUZMACK, MICHAEL-A.T., Decimi, Experimenters, Honor Society, Monitor, P.A. Radio, l, Skating, Stage Crew, Track. LaBANC, ROBERT-V.l.C. LAPICERELLA, ELIZABETH-No picture. LARDIS, ALEX- American AcademyAAnglo Amer- ican High School, Athens, Greece, French, Jr. Achievement, 2. LARDIS, HELEN-American Academy, Athens, Greece, Cairo American College, Cairo, Egypt, French, Future Nurses, Jr. Achievement, 3. Y-Teens. LATIMER, GLEN-Monitor. LAW, GARY-A.T., Football Manager, Intramurals, Letterman, Monitor, Movie Operator. LAW, JEFFREY-Experimenters, Honor Society, Honor Student, Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, Monitor, Skating. LENDAK, JAN-Baseball, Basketball. LESTER, DONNA-A Cappella, DECA, 4, High Lights, Y-Teens. LEVENTIS, OLGA-A Cappella, DECA, Pep, Y-Teens. LEVINE, STEVE-A.T., Dramatics, Experimenters, Frol- ics, Hi-Eco Sy, Monitor, Pep, Spanish, Thespians, LEWIS, DAVlD-A.T., Basketball, Experimenters, Hi- Eco-Sy, Intramurals, Letterman, Monitor, Movie Operator, Skating. LEWIS, DENNlS-- A.T., Monitor, Pep. LEWIS, FRED-Decimi, Jr. Achievement, Monitor, Pep, Radio. Graduates LEWIS, LINDA--French, Future Nurses, Pep, Y-Teens. LIEBAL, TIMOTHY- LINORELL, LUCILLE-A.T., F,B.L.A, G.A.A., Jr. Achieve- ment, Monitor, Pep, Y-Teens. LIPTAK, CATHERINE-F.B.L.A., Pep, Y-Teens. LOGUE, ALBERT-Jr. Achievement. LONG, JEFFREY-Western Reserve Academy, Hudson, Ohio, Decimi, Echoes. LONG, VERA-A Cappella, A.T., Boosters, F.B.L.A., 3, F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Inter-Club, 4, May Queen at- tendant, Monitor, Pep, Student Council, Y-Teens, I, 2. LOUDIN, KAREN-A Cappella, G.A.A., Monitor, Pep. LOWRY, LYNETTE-A Cappella, Band, Cauldron Ed- itor, Decimi, French, 3, F.T.A., 2, Honor Society, Honor Student, Orchestra, Pep, 3, Senior Play, Y-Teens. LUNDGREN, LARRY-Monitor. LUSCOMBE, VIRGINIA-Dramatics, F.T.A., G.A.A., Pep, Speakers, Senior Play, Y-Teens. LUSTIG, RACHEL-Cleveland Heights High School, Cleveland, Ohio, Monitor, Yfieens. LYNN, BARBARA-A.T., Aeneid, Decimi, Echoes, F.T. A., G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society, Jr. Achieve- ment, 4, Pep, Treannin, 4, Y-Teens, 4. LYNN, EDGAR-South High School, Youngstown, Ohio, Aeneid, Experimenters. MACFARLAND, DAVID-A.T., Decimi, Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, Movie Operator, Pep, Student Council. MACKEY, BEVERLY- A.T., Frolics, F.T.A, Hi-ECO-Sy, Jr. Achievement, 4, Pep, PBX, Student Council, Y-Teens. MACKEY, GARY- A.T., Boosters, Decimi, Dramatics, Experimenters, French, F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society, Jr. Achievement, Key Club, Pep, Senior Play. MAHAFFEY, WILLIAM- DECA, Monitor. 'xc 1 iii, null' 45 le X 46 Graduates MAKI, WILLIAM-V.l.C, MALACKY, JUNE-A Cappella, A.T., Boosters, Decimi, Dramatics, French, F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Hostess, Jr. Achievement, Y-Teens. MALONE, JOE-Baseball, Basketball, Football, Letter- man, Monitor. MANES, ADRIENNE-A.T., Decimi, Future Nurses, F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Hostess, Monitor, Pep, Y-Teens. MANZO, PATRICIA- Monitor, Y-Teens. MARSH, CAROLE-Monitor, Library Staff. MARSHALL, DORTHY-Library Staff. MARTIN, MELISSA-A Cappella, Decirni, Echoes: French, Frolics, F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Monitor, Pep, Y-Teens. MATYAS, PATRICIA- Echoes, F.B.L.A., Honor Society, Skating, 2, Pep, Palette and Brush. MAYS, RONALDfMonitor. MELVILLE, RICHARD--A.T., Cheerleader, F.T.A., Hi- Eco-Sy, Honor Society, Intramurals, Monitor, Movie Operator, Pep, Radio, Skating, l, Senior Play. MEREDITH, WILLIAM-Cleveland Trade School, Cleve- land, Ohio. lNo picturej MERRICK, PATRICK-Decimi, Football, Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, Monitor. MIJIC, CAROL--Decimi, Future Nurses, Honor Society, Orchestra, Pep, Skating. MILLER, BONITA-Home Ec., Hostess, Y-Teens. MILLER, GENE-High Lights, Intramurals, Key Club, Monitor, Movie Operator. MILLERO, SANDRA-A.T., F.B.L.A., G.A.A,, Hi-Eco-Sy, Homecoming Queen, Hostess, Inter-Club, Pep, Spanish, 3, Student Council, 3, Y-Teens, I, Winter Sports Queen Attendant. MINDEK, NETTIE-Y-Teens. MINOTTI, JOSEPHW A.T., Dramatics, 4, Experiment- ers, Football, Honor Society, Intramurals, Letter- man, I, Movie Operator, I, Pep, Thespians, 4- Track, Senior Play. I Graduates MOCELLA, JOSEPH-Industrial Artsp Intramurals, Mon- itorp Wrestling. MOORE, PATRICIA-Band, F.T.A.g Head Majorettey Palette and Brush, 4, Y-Teens. MOORE, WARREN-Intramurals, Spanish. MORGAN, BARBARA-French, F.T.A.p Pep. MORGAN, MARY LOUISE-Dramaticsg Senior Play. MOSELY, BARBARA-French, G.A.A. MCADAMS, RAY-DECA. MCBANE, NANCY-A.T.y Bandg F.B.L.A.g Monitor, Y' Teens. MCCREARY, BRIAN-Champion High School, Cham- pion, Ohio. MCCULLY, BARBARA-A.T.p Experimentersg F.T.A.p Monitorp Pep, 4, PBXg Skating, Y-Teens. MCFADDEN, SHAFFER-Industrial Arts, Intramurals, Monitor. MCFARLAND, RONALD-A Cappella, Band, Frolicsg Jr. Achievement, Stage Crew. MCFARLAND, SANDRA-DECA. MCGLONE, PAUL-Monitor. McKEE, CAROL-French, Jr, Achievement, Pep. MCMILLIN, KATHLEEN-Fre'1chg F.T.A.p Honor Society: Hostessg Jr. Achievement, May Queen attendant: Monitor, Regina, Skating, Spanish, Student Coun' cilg Y-Teens. NADZAM, JEROME -A NADZAM, WILLIAM- MN Y: e Q . , X Q 5 fig: : wLW,,A,,f:sE L- . . f' 5 5 A I in 2,45 . . ,W , we 7 1 ' Z 5 ' .ts an Y gx Q E S- K ..- 1 'I + -wa 1 'I K ' ' l , QQ A Ly -'if .1 M, ,. . Jw. J- . Q L J m,,,,,,6 Graduates NAGY, GERALDINE-A.T.: High Lights Editor: Hostess: Monitor: Phytons: Y-Teens. NAMOLA, THOMAS-Intramurals: Jr. Achievement, 2: Monitor: Pep: Skating. NEFF, SALLY-A Cappella: A.T.: Decimi: Echoes: Ex- perimenters: Frolics: F.T.A.: Honor Society: Pep: Student Council: Y-Teens. NEWLEN, GLEN- NEWTON, GAYLE-A Cappella: Frolics: F.T.A.: Honor Society: lnter-Club: Jr. Achievement: Monitor: Pep: Speakers: Y-Teens. NIEMI, ELRITA-Dramtics: Frolics: Monitor: Y-Teens. NILL, FAYE-A Cappella, 3: Jr. Achievement: Monitor: Phytons: Y-Teens. NOBLE, BYRON-V.I.C. NODGE, RICHARD- V.I.C. NOVAK, NORMA-A.T.: Boosters: F.B.l..A, 4: G.A.A., l: Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society: Inter-Club: May Queen Attendant: Pep: Y-Teens. OCHTYUN, JANET-A Cappella: A.T.: F.B.L.A., l: G.A.A.: Honor Society: Honor Student: Hostess: Lens and Shutter: Pep: Student Council. OSWALD, LARRY-V,l.C. OTT, NANCY-A.T.: F.T.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Hostess: Mon- itor: Pep: Y-Teens. OWENS, BARBARA- PADO, MARILYN-A.T.: Boosters: Decimi: Frolics: Future Nurses: G.A.A., 4: Hostess: Jr. Achieve- rnent, 3: Spanish: Y-Teens, 2. PARKER, TERRY-Decimi: Drarnatics: Hi-Eco-Sy: High Lights: Spanish: Thespians. PARTHEMER, SALLY-A.T.: Future Nurses: Hi-Eco-Sy: Jr. Achievement, 3: Monitor: Movie Operator, 3: Skating: Y-Teens: Home Ec., 3. PATTERSON, ADA- ,Q .,,, 4 ': : ,ff 1 wi' f ' Graduates PATTON, GENEAL-Hi-Eto-Sy, Hosteszg Pep. PATULEA, OTlLlAAPep, Y-Teens. PAUGH, EVELYN - A Cappella, Pep, Y-Teens. PAUL, BRUCE-V.I.C. PAWCIO, SANDRA-Decimi, F.B.L.A., G.A.A, Pep, Skating. PEGG, MODEAN-DECA, Hostess, Monitor, Y4Teens, PELLEGRIM, RICHARD-A.T., Decimi, Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society, Monitor, Movie Operator, Pep. PELTOLA, ROGER-Intramurals, V.l.C. PERFETTE, JOSEPH-Basketball, Football, Letterman, Monitor. PERRY, BETTY ANN-Pep, Y-Teens. PERSIN, DENNIS-Band. PERUNKO, ELIZABETH--A.T., Cheerleader, Decimi, F.B.L.A., G.A.A,, Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achievement, Letterman, Pep, Y-Teens. PETERSON, GARY- PHILLIPS, BARBARA-Band, Jr. Achievement, Y-Teens. PHILLIPS, JAMES--A Cappella, A.T., Band, CauIdron, Dramatics, I, Frolics, Intramurals, Jr. Achieve- ment, Monitor, P.A., Speakers, Student Ccuncil, Thespians. PHILLIPS, RONALD-A Cappella. PIANIN, CAROL-Experimenters, Future Nurses, Ht- Eco-Sy, Pep, Skating, Y-Teens, POFFENBARGER, THOMASfDECA, Intramurals, Mon itor, Movie Operator, Track. Graduates POLIVKA, BONNIE-A.T., Boosters, Experimenters, Frolics, Future Nurses, F.T.A, Hi-Eco-Sy, Inter- Club, Jr. Achievement, 3, Monitor, Pep, 4, Phytons, Skating, Y-Teens. POLIVKA, ROBERT-Intramurals, Monitor, Student Council. POPADAK, GEORGIANN-F.B.L.A., Pep, Speakers, Y- Teens. POTASHNIK, STEPHEN-Baseball, Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, Monitor. POTTISH, CAROL-A.T., F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Monitor, Pep, Y-Teens. POWERS, CAROL-A.T., F.T.A, Hi-Eco-Sy, Homecom- ing Attendant, Monitor, Pep, Student Council, Y-Teens. PRATHER, DAVID-Band, V.l.C. PRENTICE, LOIS-G.A.A., Monitor, Pep. PROVITT, S. W.- PYKNIE, MARIA-Monitor. RAIMEY, WENDELL- Intramurals, Jr. Achievement Monitor. RALSTON, JOSEPH IDUKED-Senior Class Treasurer A.T., Boys' State, Sophomore and Junior Class, 4, Decimi, High Life, Honor Society, Intramurals Monitor, Student Council. RAPHTIS, JAMES-A.T., Hi-Eco-Sy, Intramurals, Mon- itor, Pep. RASSEGA, JOYCE-F.B.L.A., Monitor, Pep, Y-Teens. RAYMOND, GORDON-Band, Movie Operator, Pep, V.l.C. REED, FLOYD-V.l.C. REED, ROBERT- V.l.C. REES, JAMES-V.l.C. 'tt 51 l Graduates REES, RICHARD-A.T., F,T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Hi-Y, Intra- murals, Jr. Achievement, Key Club, Monitor, Pep. REESE, ROBERT-Intramurals, Monitor. RESE, PATRICIA-A Cappella, Future Nurese, Jr. Achievement, Pep. RIEHM, JOHN- RIESER, KENNETH-Senior Class Vice President, A.T,, . Boys' State, Football, Honor Society, 2, Intra- murals, Key Club, Letterman, Monitor, Track. RIGGINS, ERNEST-A Cappella, Frolics, Stage Crew. RIGSBY, CAROLE-A.T., Cauldron, D.A.R. Award, State Contest Winner, Dramatics, 3, Echoes, 2, Frolics, Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society, Honor Student, Inter-Club, Jr. Achievement, 3, May Queen At' tendant, Palette and Brush, l, Pep, Y-Tens, V.F.W. Essay Award. R I NTALA, LINDA-Monitor, Y-Teens. ROBBINS, PATRICIA-Echoes, Future Nurses, Honor Society, Out-of-Doors, Pep, Y-Teens. ROBERTS, DIANE-A.T., F.B.L.A., Monitor, Movie Op- erator, Y-Teens. ROBERTS, JOANN- ROMAN, GERALDINE-F.B.L.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Pep, Y- Teens, 4. ROMAN, JOHN-See Santucci. ROOT, LILLIAN-Jr. Achievement, Skating, Y-Teens. ROSENBERG, MICHAEL-A.T., Decirni, Experimenters, Golf, Hi-Y, Honor Society, Honor Student, Intra- murals, Key Club, 2, Letterman, Monitor, Span- ish, 2. ROSKO, PATRlClA-A.T,, French, Frolics, Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achievement, Y-Teens. ROSS, CAROLYN-DECA, Jr. Achievement, Monitor Movie Operator, Pep, Y-Teens. ROSS, DALE- ROSS, GENTRYAMonitor Graduates ROSS, GERALD- Football, Frolics, Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, I, Letterman, Monitor, Movie Op- erator. ' ROSS, RONALD- ROWE, WILLIAM-A.T., Boys' State, Cauldon, Chess, 4 Decimi, Echoes Business Mgr., Honor Society, Honor Student, Intramurals, Monitor, Spanish, I, Student Council. ROWLAND, ROBERT- ROWLAND, WILLIAM-Intramurals, Jr. Achievement. RUDIN, ALLEN-Chess, Jr. Achievement. RUSHIN, JAMES- RYZNAR, EDWARD-No picture. SABLE, MARILYN -F.B.L,A., Jr. Achievement, Monitor, Movie Operator, 3, Pep, Y-Teens. SAFOS, LINDA--Band, Future Nurses, Jr, Achieve- ment, 4, Y-Teens. SANTONE, ALBERT-Jr. Achievement. CSANTUCCIJ ROMAN, JOHN-Band, Frolics, Jr. Achievement, Movie Operator, Orchestra. SCHAFFER, ROBERT-A.T., Boosters, Decimi, 4, Ex- perimenters, Golf, Hi-Eco-Sy, Hi-Y, Honor So- ciety, Honor Student, Intramurals, Jr. Achieve- ment, 4, Monitor, Spanish, Student Council, SCOTT, JAMES-Intramurals. SCRABIS, RONNIE---Intramurals, V.l.C., I, lState Vice Presidentj. SCRBEK, RICHARD-Intramurals. SEESE, JUDITH-Conneaut Valley, Conneautville, Pennsylvania. SEIPLE, SHARLEEN-Treannin. SEKELLA, RICHARD-Experimenters, Intramurals, Stud ent Council. .Am '::: : I 1: 'iii Q :.. u ' if L ll-li J S . .3 ,. Graduates SENOYUIT, BERNADETTE-A Cappella: A.T.: F.B,L.A: Y-Teens. SENSEMAN. ROGER-Baseball: Experimenters: Fool- ball: Intramurals: Letterman: Monitor: Track. SEPER, JOHN-Intramurals: Lens and Shutter: Mon- itor: Pep: Stage Crew. SERGI, MARION-Senior Class Secretary: A.T.: F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy: Hostess: May Queen: Monitor: Pep: Y-Teens. SERNULKA, ROSEMARY-Y-Teens. SHAY, GEORGE- SHIAMONE, ARLENE-A,T.: F.B.L.A.: F.T.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Hosless: Jr. Achievement: Monitor: Pep: Y Teens. smcic, asvsmv-F.a.L.A., r.r.A., ofchesm, 3, 4, Pep: Y-Teens. SHIRLEY, MARTHA-A Cappella: F.B.L.A.: Y-Teens. si-QUGART, MARY GRACE-High Life: High Llghls. SICILIANO, PATRICIA-Manner. sicsien, CYNTHIA- SILVERMAN, SUSAN-Cauldron: Decimi: Dramatics 3: Echoes: Future Nurses: F.T.A.: Out-of-Doors Pep: Spanish: Thespians: Y-Teens: Senior Play SIMON, DELMAR-Jr. Achievement: V.l.C. SIMON, JOSEPHAV.l.C. SIMON, MARGARET LEE-Decimi, 3: French: G.A.A. 3: Honor Society: Jr. Achievement, 2, 3: Mon itor: Orchestra: P.A.: Pep: Speakers: Y-Teens. SIMONI, FREDERICK- SIMPSON, BYRON-Band: Lens and Shutter: Radio V.l.C. , 'O 54L bffl' 1 Graduates SIMS, ROBERT-Football, Letterman, Track. SKOCZYLAS, GERALDINE-Decimi, F.T.A., Jr. Achieve- ment, 3, Pep, Senior Play. SKOVRAN, PATRIClAAAudio Visual, 3, Future Nurses, Monitor. SLOMCHECK, ALBERT-No picture. SMITH, EDNA DELORES-G,A.A., Jr. Achievement, Monitor, Pep, Y-Teens. SMITH, FRED-No picture. SMITH, GEORGE-Intramurals, Jr, Achievement, Stu- dent Council. SMITH, JOANNA-Band, Decimi, Future Nurses, Monitor, Pep. SMITH, KENNETH- SMITH, MARGARET- SNEIZIK, JOSEPH-Jr. Achievement. SNYDER, SAMUEL- SOBESKY, RICHARD-Jr. Achievement, Pep. SOLLEY, BARBARA-Jr. Achievement, 3, Pep. SOTAK, WALLACE-A.T., Jr: Achievement, I, Pep, Student Council. SPENCER, MARY ELLEN-Band, Frolics, Monitor, Or- chestra, Palette and Brush. SPIER, DAVID-Salem High School, Salem, Ohio, A Cappella, I, Golf, I, Intramurals, Jr. Achieve- ment, Pep. STANTON, FRANCES--Leavittsburg High School, Mon- itor, Spanish, Y-Teens. STASSIN, RONALD- Experimenters, Intramurals, Mon- itor. STEELE, GLORIA-G.A.A., Monitor, Y-Teens. Wx 11 16 we X Q I li! .I ll... . Graduates STEFANI, SHIRLEY-A Cappella: F.B.L.A.: Pep: Skat- ing: Student Council: Y-Teens. STEINER, WILLIAM-A.T.: Decimi: Key Club: Monitor: Pep. STEINMETZ, DALE-Movie Operator: V.l.C. STEPHENSON, DAVID- DECA: V.l.C. STEVANS, SARA-A Cappella: Echoes: F.B.L,A.: Hos- tess: Pep: Skating: Student Council: Y-Teens. STIFFLER, WAYNE-Movie Operator: Pep. STOVALL, TERRY- STULER, THEODORE- SWAIN, DAVID-Band: French: Jr. Achievement. SWANSON, MARILYN-Monitor: Y-Teens. SWART, STANLEY-Band: Honor Society: Spanish. TABLAC, ANDREW- TANERI, VIVIAN-Y-Teens. TAYLOR, DOUGLAS- Industrial Arts: Track. TAYLOR, HARRY-Chess: Intramurals: Monitor: Movie Operator: Skating: V.l.C. TEITSWORTH, LINDA-Cauldron: Echoes: F.B.L.A.: Frolics: Future Nurses: F.T.A.: Honor Socety: Jr. Achievement, 2, 4: Pep: Y-Teens: Senior Play. TERBOVICH, DAVID-Industrial Arts: V.I.C. THOMAS, SHARLENE-Decimi: F.T.A.: Honor Society: Jr. Achievement, 2, 3: Movie Operator, 3: Pep: Spanish: Student Council: Y-Teens, 3. Graduates THOMPSON, ROBERT-A Cappella: A.T.: Band: Boys' State Governor: Football: Frolics: Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4: Honor Society: Intramurals: Key Club: Letterman: Monitor: Movie Operator: Student Council, I: Track. THORNTON, WILLIE-Cross Country: Intramurals: Track: V.l.C. TOMLIN, LARRY-Decimi: Experimenters: Intramurals: Phytons. TONONI, TAIRN-Industrial Arts: Monitor: V.I.C. TOTTEN, WILLIAM- TRAVERS, ELAINE- TRAVIS, PHILIP-V.I,C.: No picture. TRICE, JANET-French: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Jr. Achievement: Pep. TRURAN, MARY-Decimi: Future Nurses: Pep: Phy- tons: Skating: Palette and Brush. TRUTA, HELEN-Hi-Eco-Sy: Pep: Y-Teens. TUTICH, DAVID--A.T.: Baseball: Basketball: Football: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy: Hi-Y: Intramurals: Letterman: Movie Operator. TWINEM, DONNA-A Cappella: A.T.: Decimi: Frolics: F.T.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Honor Society: Jr. Achievement, 3: Pep: Spanish: Speakers: Y-Teens, 3. UNDERWOOD, CHARLES-Intramurals: Jr. Achieve: ment: Monitor. VANCE, HERSCHEL- VARLEY, DAN- VAUGHN, DARBY -A Cappella: Football: Monitor. VENNETTI, JOSEPH-Baseball, Intramurals: Monitor. VINCENT, AMELIA- Declmi: F.T.A.: Hi-ECO-Sy. VIROSTICK, MICHAEL- 'N-.. I pr' f f f-' , f ,,. . .,. . if :R X .,... iii Graduates WAID, JEAN-Band, French, Frolics, F.T.A., Pep Skating. WALDO, PATRICIA-Champion High School. Cham pion, Ohio. WALKER, EUGENE- WARFIELD, LEATRICE- WARNER, FRED-Band, Intramurals, Monitor. WAS, JANICE-F.B.L.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achievement, Monitor, Pep, Y-Teens. WAS, JOSEPH PATRICK-A.T., Boys' State, HiAY, Honor Society, 1, Intramurals, Letterman, Movie Operator, l, Student Council, 2, Tennis. WATKINS, DORIS-Orchestra. WATROS, EVA MAE-Pep, Y.Teens. WATSON, ALICE-DECA, Pep. WAYNE, JOANNfF.B.L.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achieve- ment, Pep, Y-Teens. WAYNE, SUSANfF.B.L.A., G.A.A., Pep, Y-Teens. WEAVER, BARBARA-Pep. WEBB, PATRICIA-A Cappella, A.T., Decirni, Future Nurses, F.T.A., G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achieve- ment, Skating, Y-Teens. WEBB, THOMAS-A.T., Boosters, Frolicsg F.T.A., Hi- Eco-Sy, High Lights, Hi-Y, Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, 4, Key Club, Lens and Shutter, Monitor, Movie Operator, Pep. WEBSTER, DOUGLAS-A.T., Boys' State, Decimi, Dra- matics, Hi-Y, l, Honor Society, Intramurals, Key Club, l, 4, Monitor, Sophomore Class, l, Student Council, 2. WERNER, WlLLlAMfPep, Wrestling. WESLEY, THOMAS- Graduates WESTON, ELLIS-Basketball, Frolics, High Lights, Letterman, Monitor, Palette and Brush, Stage Crew. WICKS, JOSEPH-Intramurals. WILBUR, KENNETH-Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, Pep, Phytons, Radio. WILLIAMS, BRENDAAA Cappella, Frolics, Jr. Achieve- ment, Monitor, Palette and Brush, Pep, Skating, Y-Teens. WILLIAMS, DENNIS-Band, Cross Country, Frolics, High Lights, Hi-Y, Industrial Arts, Intramurals, J.'. Achievement, Key Club, Lens and Shutter, Monitor, Movie Operator, Pep, WILLIAMS, GAIL-A,T., Boosters, I, Decimi, Frolics, F.T,A., G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society, Hostess, Jr. Achievement, May Queen Attendant, Skat- ing, Y-Teens Christmas Queen. WILLIAMS, LINDA--Aeneid, Decimi, Future Nurses, Jr. Achievement, Key Club, Monitor, Movie Op- perator, Pep. WILLIAMS, LOUISE-Jr. Achievement. WILLIAMS, NOEL-A.T., Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, Key Club, Monitor, Movie Operator, Pep. WILLIAMSON, CLAUDE -No picture. WILLIAMSON, JO ANN+ WILLIAMSON, RALPH- WILLIAMSON, RICHARD- Cross Country, Intramurals, Monitor, Track. WILSON, HAROLD-No picture. WILSON, NORMAN-Intramurals, V.l.C. WINDOM, DUANE-Intramurals, Monitor, Track, V.I.C. WINFREY, JAMES--Intramurals, Jr, Achievement. WOLF, ELIZABETH-Pep. WOODWARD, KENTwfBoosters, Hi-Y, 2, Honor Society, Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, 2, Key Club, Math- ematics Club, Monitor, Skating, Wrestling. WRIGHT, RALEIGH Experimenters, Intramurals, Movie Operator. ' 'fe 'ii f Mt? It-ai? Graduates YLISELA, JOHN-A Cappella: Intramurals, Orchestra: Track. YOST, SYLVIA-Future Nurses: Pep. YOXTHEIMER, JUDITH-A.T.: Cheerleader: Dramatics: Experimenters: F.T.A., 3: Homecoming Attend- ant: Honor Society: Letterman: May Queen At- tendant: Monitor: Pep: Skating: Sophomore Class, 3: Spanish: Stage Crew: Y-Teens. YURICEK, GEORGE-DECA: Football: Hi-Eco-Sy: intra- murals: Letterman: Track. YURTIN, DOLORES-A.T.: F.T.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society: Pep: Spanish: Y4Teens, ZALAC, RONALD-A.T.: Baseball: Boy's State: Foot- ball: Frolics: Honor Society: Intramurals: Junior class, 1: Letterman: Monitor: Rex: Sophomore class, 2: Spanish. ZARICK, EILEENMAI.: Dramatics: Echoes: F.B.L.A,: French: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Jr. Achievement: Pep: Skating: Senior Play: Thespians, 3: Y-Teens. ZEISSER, MARY LOU-Future Nurses, Pep: Y-Teens. ZELLER, JEAN-Future Nurses: Hi-Eco-Sy: Jr. Achieve- ment: Pep: Y-Teens. ZERIAL, CORRINE-A.T.: Boosters: Decimi: Frolics: F.T.A.: C-v.A.A.: Girl's State: Hostess: Inter-club: I: Monitor: Spanish: Student Council: Y-Teens. ZIGLER, REGINA-Decimi, Future Nurses: Jr. Achieve- ment: Pep: Y-Teens. ZIMMERMAN, KATHLEEN-DECA: Jr, Achievement: Pep: Speakers: Y-Teens. ZUCCARO, RACHEL-Pep: Y-Teens. WILSON, HAROLD-High Lights: Cross Country: Intra- murals: Jr. Achievement: Phytons: Track. ZUNIC, EDWARD-A.T.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Intramurals: Jr. Achievement, 1: Monitor: P.A.: Pep: Radio: Speakers, 4: Stage Crew. Not Graduating Remnants of a Busy Year I if SK QEt.qt.'J ' ui W-' Enioying a pre-game snack at ihe Boosters' booth are lhe hard-working officers of the junior class: George Tracy, presidenfp John Brugler, treasurerg Elaine Bowman, secrefaryg and Richard Laraway, vice president Lively Juniors Do Their Part 'l'l1e year of adjustment is oyer, and the junior elass bas really settled clown to hard work uncler the leadership of the officers. Supported by ambitious members, the elass has sponorecl the lunior Nix, the Spring Festival, anal the annual sale ol' football programs. Valuable assistance is renclerecl to the seniors by ushering at commeneement, baccalaureate, and serving at the farewell luncheon. Knowing how to sliare responsibility ancl fun, the juniors will enter tbeir senior year eon- fident and prepared. 62 HOME ROOM 305- MRS. CLEOLA NICHOLAS HOMEROOM 315-MISS DORIS MALMSBERRY REAR --L. Lepola, L. Metcalf, H. Lymor, R. Lucas, J. Mazalic, T. Marco, 2, R. Laraway, 2, C. Mann, J. Lower, C. Lucas, K. Moore. ROW 4 G. Lehman, D. Lachdowski, J. Laycock, J. Kantirakis, A. Lunceford, T. Moore, R. Lytle, R. Monteneri, A. Kolonich, A Maki, T. Len, R. Kaleda, ROW 3 -G. Lundy, C. Lowe, l, S. Morgan, C. Maffitt, M. Metzendorf, M. May, L. Myers, 2, P. Morgan, G. Lawson, K. Lukco J. Lubianetzki. ROW 2--Miss Malmsberry, N. Madaffari, P. Loveless, J. Lawrence, T. Lewis, L. Moore, 3, P. Mazey, N. Morgenstern, M. Mills M. Liptak, Mrs, Nicholas. FRONT-S. Marko, M. Miles, S. Mitchell, 3, S. Mann, S. Malmberg, K. Meus, J. Mauri, 1, M. Mavrogianis, P. March, J. Moran E. Lindquist, J. Logan. HOMEROOM 317-MR. MERRILL COOLEY HOMEROOM 321-MRS. ELSIE MATHEWS REAR -W. McMiIlin, R. McCullough, R. Parker, S. Munno, J. Perfette, P. Peck. ROW 4-C. Peters, 2, R. McGarry, 2, B. North, J. Nuskievics, J. Osipchak, A. Nelson, J. McKay, R. Murcko, W. Pogue, J. Painter, M. O'Grady, W. Nolan, D. McClintock. ROW 3-J. Padula, J, Pestrak, J. Ondreiko, R. Mears, D. Parker, J. Paugh, G. Patulea, W. Niemi, I, C. Muter, W. Plasky, F. Pishorti, E. Piltz. D. Noble. ROW 2' 'Mr. Cooley, J. Nunez, P. Lindsley, J. Mozina, P. Ochtyun, D. Myers, S. Poffenbarger, L. Foisel, L. Neff, M. Patrone, A. Popa, V. Nash, B. Perschka, M. Patterson, Mrs. Mathews. FRONT-S. Moss, A. McFarland, L. McDonald, J. Norling, S. Pappas, l, J. Peterson, 3, B. Pfennighaus, N. Parker, D. Peters, P. Pakulniewicz, M. Pavlik, P. Mozak, S. Oney. I 'Swdem Council, 2-Alternate, 3-Secretary 63 1 HOMEROOM 101 -MR. LOUIS PARKER HOMEROOM IOB-MISS ELIZABETH MORAN REAR E. Riggins, R. Wells, J. Sovik, J. Raymond, D. Rose, L. Winnagle, K. Wilkins, C, Potashnik, R. Powell, H. Rubin, T. Rodoso vich, G. Richetto, R. Rantilla, J. Mancini. ROW A F. Prokop, E. Renner, M. Romig, 2, C. Reynolds, C. Spier, D. Wilson, C. Williams, C. Poole, R. Robinson, C. Wicks P. Rek, R. Potts. ROW 3 B. Wilcox, R. Whiting, 2, P. Wertz, M. West, 3, E. Primn, C. Williams, D. Watts, lp S. Powell, K. Shearer, M. Ellis, Nl. Wilde. ROW 2 Mr. Parker, M. Williams, P. Wilson, E. McMurray, K. Rock, M. Webb, S. Wilkoff, P, Whitman, L. Rubin, R. Watson, N Robbins, R. Russomanno, Miss Moran. FRONT- J. Rhine, D. Riggle, J. Richardson, C. Richen, P. Roscoe, J. Porrini, C. Rogers, S. Pritchard, C. Ruddy, lg B. Ross, P Rcitz, M. Rabel, S. Weant. HOMEROOM 115-MR, PAUL PRITCHARD HOMEROOM L20-MISS KATHLEEN KELLY ROW 4 C. Ziesser, J. Fife, B. Kemp, R. Baird, R. Balson, H. Bartlett, P. Wisner, G. Wolbert, M. Alex, W. Baker, J. Baird, D Prettyman. ROW 3- R. Bryant, J. Armstrong, R. Allgood, T. Julian, D. Aulizia, J, Balog, A. Bivines, J. Johnson, J. Spirko, F. Angstaclt, E Thompson. ROW 2 Miss Kelly, D. Baker, D. Barrick, M. Armorgeanos, J. Armour, 2, S. Abel, D. Ailes, L. Albouy, J. Anderson, K. Skelton Mr. Pritchard. ROW l V. Baker, G. Backus, J. Barta, 3, E. Yaugo, 2, B. Wollam, lg M. Yoder, E. Vucco, S. Wonders, 3, D. Balk, L. Wise, P Woodrum, E. Spencer, D, Andrews. 64 Omni Want some punch from Ye Old Saloon? ask George Tracy, .luclith Garrett, and Carmen Cesta. Welcome, Alaska! fi 'l'he -Nth shite was the theme usccl hy the -lunim' Class for their full nlzlnce. llccuriltioiis incluclcnl at huge Aliislxliii ling hung on the south wzlll of the field- liousc. Uziiiics, cmicessimis, aiml il fluor- slimi' were L'Nll'll iitllwictiolis. Admiring the realistic totem pole are Richard Haynes, Linda Falkner, Karen Davidson, and William Baker. HOMEROOM 206-MR. MICHAEL MARCARELLO REAR H. Steiner, J. Ylisela, J. Stiffy, A, Szikszay, V. Szymanski, B. Stroup, J. Thomas. ROW 3 T. Stewart, R. Tatum, J, Stanislaw, L. Steele, J. Suciu, R. Tomko, R, Taclcett, J. Tomasiak. ROW 2 D. Steinbeck, D, Swart, C. Stratton, B, Thompson, Mr, Marcarello, D. Tayala, J. Substanley, 3, P. Sunderman, C. Thomas. FRONT T. Thomas, B, Sweany, D. Storey, S. Ticknor, L. Sulich, B. Steinmetz, B. Terbot, D. Stencel, D, Tammaro, l. l Student Council, 2 Alternate, 3 -Secretary l l r I I l ' 1 .wfx..... '1iv if mv-'Mmwr HOMEROOM 124-MISS LEONA DEEMER HOMEROOM 208 - MR. ALBERT MAROWITZ REAR P. Troiano, J, Campany, S. Brown, J. Brown, M. Chegar, J. Brugler, l: E. Byer, W. Carnahan, G, Brown, 2, O. Hightower ROW A L. Vingle, D, Cavadas, lp I: Venger, G. Waldron, B. Trembath, P. Warfield, J. Johnson, G. Campbell, P. Vennetti, R Tresse, T. Bustarcl. ROW 3 T. Urban, 2, R, Vennetti, A. Turner, L. Vaughn, F. Canty, P. Busch, 3, W. Birdie, V, Thompson, C. Cesta, D. Caraway R. Bufano. ROW 2 Miss Deemer, J, Byrd, M. Caldwell, A. Calipetis, J. Cain, S. Wassel, M. Walkowiak, V. Walker, V. Ward, O. Burnworth K. Cerar, M. Brush, Mr. Marowitz. FRONT E. Byrd, B. Cessna, P. Caracciolo, W. Brown, 3, L. Wagy, K. Van Etten, J. Van Etten, R. Vandy, G, Toth, 3, J. Capito E. Urban, N. Trimbur, lg A. Caffie. HOMEROOM 201 -MISS MARY DUCK REAR S. Silver, T. Sipple, D. Seiple, G. Skovran, S. Sindledecker, M. Scruggs, J, Seifert, T. Shimko, D. Slapsak, R, Sain, T Sanfrey. ROW 3 R, Shesko, H. Shinosky, M. Sotak, C, Simkins, A. Schaffer, 2, S. Sernulka, G. Schweitzer, K. Schmidt, J. Spain, J Sicuro, F. Shaffer, B. Snyder. ROW 2 Miss Duck, J. Sawyer, C. Smith, R. Smith, R. Smith, D. Snyder, L. Scott, S. Shoch, R. Russ, R. Scott, S, Sines. FRONT M. Raney, B. Scoville, R, Slanco, lg M. Scarpaci, J. Sager, L. Soletro, L. Schaffer, R. Scheow, H. Spencer, E. Simpson E. Selmerak, l. Seifer. T Student Council, 2wAlternate, 3-Secretary, 4-Treasurer 66 HOMEROOM 212-MR. CLYDE JONES HOMEROOM 219 - MRS. DOROTHY DEEGAN REAR- D. Deffenbaugh, P. Dean, D. Brown, lg J. Currington, J. Bartko. ROW A--T. Davis, J. Deible, 1, S. Binikos, T. Dougherty, S. DeCapito, P, Berish, R. Dallas, R. Berry, S. DeNunzio, S. Provitt J, Bonini, J. Brown, F. Bower. ROW 3--V P, Birkel, W. DeCavit:h, D. DeCavitch, A. DiCola, N. Daugherty, E. Bowman, J. Berg, 2, J, Danko, 3, J. Blazonik, 3, J Bakun, D. Carlson, A. Diamonstein, A. Biery. ROW 2 P. Domes, K. Curtis, T. Batianis, E. Battista, P. Basil, M. Brekoski, E, Brothers, L. Braunberns, J. Bauman, K. Binko, M Brek, J, Biddlestone, J. Daily, Mr. Jones. FRONT--Mrs. Dcegan, K. Blakely, S. Bizilo, B. Bizilo, J. DcFab:'izio, S. Beal, D. DeSantis, 2, B. Dean, C. Dillon, A. Daunis, B. Datislw, D. Davis, L. Davis, M. Davis. HOMEROOM 209-MISS DOROTHY HART HOMEROOM 211 -MR. WILLIAM NOVELLI ROW 4- L. Kettinger, G. Crutcltley, D, Kellogg, J. Ciferno, J. Kopf, R. Christie, J. Corradi, A. Keller, J. Kurilla, N. Laprocina ROW 3-- B. Kent, C. Cromley, R. Koger, T. LaBaugl1, 1, A. Kovalc, N. Kelly, J. LaBanc, N. Kistler, R. Cox, J. Lovaslw, R. Kittle K, Conklin, F. Coleman. ROW 2-Mr. Novelli, J. Korth, K. Krasnoff, R. Kennedy, M. Kostiou, M. Kotsatos, P. King, J. Cooper, V. Collier, J, Cowie, C Kocher, Miss Hart. FRONT---C. Kitakis, P, Laprocina, 3, C. Kemp, 2, 4, K. Klapak, M. Kreider, B. Langham, E. Cuppet, 1, C. Connell, M, Clark, 2, C Cullen, S. Costianes, M. Latrecchia, 67 lil sin ,Mia nw-w John Brugler, treasurer, and Mr. Marowitz, head sponsor, check class finances with Mrs. Griffing, school treasurer. Om' ' 4 4 iuvts ul' llmt' .luniur Cz 'Q' i ir ,. ,. , I '4 wcptl llll'll l'L'L'L'llk' llll'll' l't'llRll'Kl Ill tlmt' Iurm ul gi tit' tu tlu' luutlmll llilllllllL'l iling girls lil'Ulll tluing llwlr lulm. Ilit' lngli salt-so Every Sponsor Has a Task Scrcn spoiisors :irc guiding tlw junior class tlirougli its lxusy scllcclulc. Sincc their first con- tacts with thc group tlwy lmw slmrccl sclmlustic, sm-itil. :incl liins illlCl1ll rcspcmsihilitics. I-'ut-It sponsor supcrxiscs one or mort- aictivitics :incl works clirccllx with thc stuclcnt clmirmam. Wilh iunior sponsors Mrs. Wiseman and Mr. Thompson are high salesmen: Virginia Ward lop salesmanp Patty Ochtyun, Jackie Caniro. Carol Kemp, Jean Porrini, and Flora Canly Wswsxt Examining a posler for the Spring F I Planning decorations for the annual Junior Mix are class sponsors Mr. Maurice and Mrs. Hill, and srudeni chairmen, Riva Slanco and Behy Jo Wollam. 5 kv-wmqsigg. .vwk eslival are Mrs. Metzler, Sue Wonders, ancl Mr. Haynes. 69 .anus HOMEROOM 220-MISS EMILY KAUFMAN HMOEROOM 222 - MRS. SARAH METZLER REAR--R. Farkas, J. Farkas, T. Geraghty, J. Fenstermaker, A. Engram, J. Jones, W. Gabrielson, R. Enyings, F. Ebinger, G. Grodecki, C. Galloway. ROW A-T. Downs, R. Grosneck, G. Foster, l, C. Foundoulis, J. Enasko, J. Finn, E. Fini, C. Enasko, J. Felton, S, Georgalas, L. Gilmore, T. Gilmour. ROW 3--J. Fillmore, G. Dudek, D. Dubeck, l, A. Elkins, M. Evans, H. Edmonson, A. Gourley, B. Grebe, M. Gabor, V. Drapp, F. Gillespie, A. Fleck. ROW 2' Miss Kaufman, D. Gnat, B. Grekis, K. Flanigan, D. Flannery, D. Driscoll, J. Garreri, K. Groves, L. Geddes, J. Gehrlein, 2, S. Easterday, Mrs. Metzler. FRONT B, Goode, D. Gilbert, N. Gary, W. Godhes, L. Grameth, J. England, 2, C. Dray, V. Fitting 3,, S. Fierling, 3, F. Economos, J, Evans, T. Gourley, 3, S. Follmar. HOMEROOM 224-MISS MARGARET DENNISON HOMEROOM 225-MISS HELEN RIDGLEY REAR R. Haynes, 2, E. Hahn, T. Herr, S. Howell, N. Japuncha, W. Jones, l. ROW 4 R. Herman, W. Hilderbrand, R. Hageman, M. Kassos, C.Harbin, M. Howard, G. Kascsak, C, Karafa, S. Hayden, R. Hall. ROW 3 B, Kafona, K. lsler, 3, M. Harris, O. Kafsares, P. Jones, B. Heller, R. Johnson, B. Hargrave, R. Johnson, B. Heiclinger, M. Haines, S. Guy. ROW 2 Miss Dennison, D. Hatch, J. Heller, C. Hunter, 2, K. Hart, B. Henry, J. Hilb, P. Johnson, S. Harden, P. Johnson, J. Haun, C. Jones, Miss Ridgley. FRONT L. Johnson, D. Jenkins, F. Ivy, T. Hart, l, S. Harrison. 3, l. Harris, D. Jenninqs, C. Hill. P, Hawkins, C. Henn, J. Jose, 3, C. Hillyer, M. Hogan. l-Student Council, 2-Alternate, 3-Secretary 70 HOMEROOM 218 -MRS. AGNES KNOX HOMEROOM 307 - MRS. EUGENIA HILL REAR'-G. Gosser, F. Reeves, J. Prox, B. Heflin, T. Rattay, P. Harley, H. Heckrow. ROW 4 -P. Razzano, D, Prox, J. Quintiliani, G. Popescu, R. Hawkins, 2, J. Hamrick, J. Gourley, J. Hearsley, C. Henderson, H. Willis, J. Prokop, Row 3 R. Reilly, J. Propst, J. Rapone, N. Radich, R. Principi, ly J. Rawlings, C. Graham, J. Preston, L. Prentice, R. Gust, D. Hardman, F. Harris. ROW 2 -Mrs. Hill, K, Grgurich, M. J. Grumbling, S. Plahy, 2, L. Pottish, N. Reed, 3, H. Poehler, M. Pulca, S. Ratliff, S. Politsky, D. Pinto, S. Hatosky, P. Graeff, Mrs. Knox. FRONT--Y. Green, V. Gunther, M. Griffin, A. Grant, D. Puffer, L. Grayson, J. A. Hannah, C. White, D. Plant, S. Pittler, L. Pyles, S. Hall, 3, K. Hanawalt. NOT lN PICTURE-P. Grabill, l. HOMEROOM 102- MR. DONALD BAKER HOMEROOM 103 - MR. RICHARD BOYD REAR--B. Minnick, E, Miller, D. Michael, C. Arnold, G. Marvin, H. McCarty, R. Molnar. ROW 5-A. Balash, F. Ash, F. Meek, T. Barr, P. Mosser, J. Apple, D. Musgrove, C. Marshall, M. Mays, R. Antonelli, R. Martin, G. Miller, D. Aubel. ROW 4--J. Aiken, J. Bane, E. Applegate, R. Bailes, W, Morris, 2, R. Montgomery, J. Minotti, N. Aulizia, T. Montgomery, D. Mikel, C. Meigs, S. Baker, C, Angelo, D. Anstadt. ROW 3 S. Molnar, M. Lenora, V, Mobley, M. Martorana, B. Amprim, J. Allen, J. Marzano, S. Backus, K. Barker, S. Airwyke, B. Asid, G. Baldridge. ROW 2'--Mr. Baker, P. Mower, J. Miller, L. Moore, J. Merrick, P. Moore, K, Baer, B. Baker, D. Adams, P. Morgan, D. Myers Mr. Boyd. 1 FRONT-D, Medzie, P. Murphy, J. Marshall, B. Moose, M. Mellesky, G. Martisko, J. Messett, lg K. Bancroft, 1, J. Alexander, K. Abcncrombie, E. Atwood, M. Miller, J. Miller. 71 R w 'i' Safeguard to Health U S0 1 1011101 LS S LL ' l11 N U 1 mx in LL sn 1 su ls S 4 stuclcnt Step 1-Nick Aullzla I5 registered by Betty Ann Pershka Bonnie Henry and Linda Geddes while Mrs. Mahan school nurse supervises. Step - Entering the unit and waiting their turn are Nick Betty Bedell, and Kay Boyd. Step 3-tells the ta e as John Kepple gets his picture taken. K x HOMEROOM 106- MRS. DOROTHY WISEMAN HOMEROOM 107-MRS. MARJORIE NILSON REAR--C. Bowers, G, Bowlin, D. Burfitt, H. Bayley, D. Brady, B. Walter, O. Brown, J. Kline, D. Burch, D. Camerine. ROW A-J. Butler, J. Beach, S. Benbow, M. Bennett, H. Balogh, D. Basile, lg R. Capak, T. Carpenter, 'lg A. Brush, F. Cald- well, E. Byers, A. Camarata, A. Blakely. ROW 3-- J. Caffie, J. Bright, G. Berlin, E. Bowser, B. Beck, L. Broberg, C. Caraway, E. Calugar, C. Capito, D. Bash, S. Beckett, D. Blake. ROW 2-Mrs. Wiseman, P. Brown, J. Burson, S. Bloss, 2, M. Brekoski, F. Bordash, C. Brown, B. Butcher, J. Bryant, M. Bland, J, Bryant, P. Broughton, Mrs. McCurcly, FRONT D. Calvin, 3, A. Brcgclon, B. Bedell, D. Brown, 2, R. Brady, C. Benson, M. Belcher, C. Bloom, D. Bertelli, L. Barrick- inan, C. Bilchak, C. Bock, P. Bogclen, L. Carrier. HOMEROOM 109-MR. RAYMOND CRAWFORD HOMEROOM 110- MR. PHILIP KOPPEL REAR --R. Longstreth, J. Geaman, N. Kratsas, A. Laprocina, R. Logue, E. Kosa, K. Kopp, S. Kurmu, W. Klingensmith, T. Klinge- man, J. Klingensmith, D. Lough, G. Kingsbury, L. Louclin, R. Lesko. ROW 3-R. Lockney, R. Lazor, C. Kotsatos, R. Leon, R. Lane, J. Kohn, J. Kokrak, 1, T. Knotek, D. Klatman, B. Koehnlein, R. Kornmueller, V. Lake, S. London. ROW 2 Mr, Crawford, D. luther, lp C. Kovaclw, M. Lodwick, J. Mackey, E. Lewis, L. Lautenschlager, L. Lockney, B. Mac- Millan, L. Lewis, M. Ma:Dougall, P. Kish, 3. FRONT J. Klutch, S. Koby, l. Kingdon, J. Lafferty, R, Lampila. P. Lowry, 2, 3, J. Kochunas, 2, S. Lamson, C. Kuiala, G. Lough, S. Lengel, P. Kolonich, S. Kuriatnyk. l-Student Council, 2-Alternate, 3-Secretary 73 HOMEROOM H4-MR. WILLIAM KELLEY HOMEROOM 123-MRS. RUTH VAN METRE REAR, S. Clawges, T. McGarry, R. Monti, E. McCormick, T. McCleery, L. Coulter, R. McManus, M. Cikosh, J. McKivigan, L. North. ROW A -D. Colley, M. McGowan, W. Cauffield, D. Colley, G. McLeod, R. Noe, D. Corbin, J. Cassidy, J. Crites, D. Nass, F. Collins. ROW 3 J. Compel, J. Cochran, A. McPherson, E. McMillin, M. Cromety, A. McDaniels, G. Code, J. Nan, J. McKinnie, R. Chako, D. Craciun. ROW 2 -Mrs. Sprague, E. D'Amico, C. Daniels, M. Cassidy, K. Cox, C. Cleaver, R. Cassaro, M. Clementi, N. McDonald, L. Collins, S. Graig, Mr. Kelley. FRONT C. Damore, E. Cotton, M. Czepak, 2, J. Chandler, B. Cleveland, l l- Nichols, T- McNeal, M, McDowell, l, 3, D. Chest- nut, lg C. McClelland, 2, S. McKendree, J. Nelson. HOMEROOM 204-MR. PAUL HUGHES HOMEROOM 205-MR. EDWARD CAMPBELL REAR P. DeCato, J. Davis, R. Zella, B. Winfrey, J. Dean, J. Deegan, L. Dawkins. ROW 5 L. Cesta, C. Dolby, 2, R. Yannucci, T. Yurtin, T. Diederick, H. Wimbish, J. Williamson, J. Wright, L. Williams, S. Wolanzyk, M. Wilson, T. Zamaria. ROW 4' G. Wilson, H. Wilson, 2, C. Winyard, D. Yeager, E. Wood, C. Wood, J. Williams, B. Williamson, T, Day, H. Dills, J. Danko, R. DeLaney, F. DiBattiste. ROW 3 L. Wonders, J. Williams, B. Williams, C. Dilliard, C. Young, G. DeFelice, M. Derville, M. Willoughby, C, Daunis, A. DeSelms, C. Zoba, A. Dornin. ROW 2 Mr. Hughes, J, York, K. Ziegler, lg K. Williams, P. Daniels, D. Davies, J. Delida, B. Desport, P, Dombroski, lg S. Dobbs, D. Wilson, Mr. Campbell. FRONT K. Winnaglc, N. Workman, V. Woods, R. Williams, S. York, C. Wilson, G. Zackeroff, B. DiAntonio, P. Ziegler, E. Davis, D. Workman, C. Yurlin, K. Davis. 74 HOMEROOM 207-MISS RUTH LAPOLLA REAR-J. Chelpanoff, R. Cullen, J. Fealko, R. Ferko, J. Davies. ROW 3-H. Fellows, R. Brogdon, C. Elkins, T. Elkins, S. ROW 2---S. Elkins, J. Englehardt, M. Fisher, 'lg J. Duda, Fenstermaker, E. Fittro, M. Fellows, B. England, H. Hawkins. S. Douce, K. Dyer, C. Engle, E. Flask, L. Fields. FRONT-A, Edwards, E. Fauvie, J. Engram, D. Falkner, N. Edwards, Miss LaPolla, L. Falkner, 2, H. Drzazdzynski, J. English, P. Everett. HOMEROOM HOMEROOM REAR-l.. Goliday, T. Gayclosh, K. Gilbert, B. Goodman, ROW 4-HM. Getsay, W. Owens, T. Mackey, M. Picuri, Golick, W. Payne, F. Gearhart. ROW 3-fL. Gates, R. Pellegrirn, R. Peters, R. Oliver, R. French, C. Fowler, lg R. Flavell. ROW 2--Mr. Taft, R. Jenyk, K. Hiryok, J. Gibson, D. E. Parks, N. Marina, 2, Miss Lynn. FRONT -C. Galano, C. Goffin, J, Perrine, 3, C. Jenkins, M. Gimbel, J. Folmar, N. Maffett, A. Painter. l-Student Council, 2-Alternate, 210 - MR. HARRY TAFT 216 - MISS GERTRUDE LYNN H. Feeley, R. Paul, M. Gordan. J. Gontkovsky, G. Freeman, J. Nicopolis, M. Maligas, M. Maggiano, E. Phillips, S. Freeman, D. Friend, E. Freeman, P. Patsey, R. Manes, D. Fonderlin, M. Frost, J. Gipp, 2, V. Marhefky, S. Gillespie, J. Peters, R. Gardner, 3, S. Frantz, M. North, J. French, lg G. Makris, F. Geist, 3-Secretary 75 Sophomores Get Things Rolling Miss Moran, chairman of the sophomore spon- sors, meets with the class officers: Timothy Carpenter, Michael Maggiano, Carol Engle, and kneeling, Mariorie Brekoski. Election results please Mr. Campbell and Mr. Kelly as they tally the ballots. Front three junior highs eanne the new sophomores. To them this year has meant new friends, new tenehers, :incl new activities. lieeuuse the elnss clues not lmve much tn cln their first year, they lmve been hnsy getting organized. Olli- eers Mike hlaggiuno, presiclentg lint cull'- penter, rice-presiclentg Margie llrekoski. secretary: uncl Carol lfngle, treasurer, have helpecl the class get stnrtetl. Z Being so expert that she can mimeograph w ith her eyes closed, Mrs. Tschugunov does the class ditto work while Miss Deemer, another sponsor, han- dles the class dues. 'www-5... Sophomore Class sponsors Miss Lynn and Mr. Koppel receive valuable assistance from Dieann Fonderlin, Scott Fenstermalcer, and Julianne English as they plan the advertising campaign for next faIl's football programs. 77 HOMEROOM 312-MR. HAROLD HETZLER HOMEROOM 316-MISS ESTHER TUBAUGH REAR- J. Sorvillo, H. Svveitzer, E. Sweitzer, J. Horvath, P. St. Clair, M. Hicks, R. Hinton, S. Stiggers, P. Stiffler, Z. Soffos. ROW A L. Stuler, E. Spaid, J. Stewart, J. Hilles, R. Snyder, J. Spain, N. Stevens, J. Suckow, J. lsom, R. Spencer, E. Hunter Hughley. ROW 3-A. Hrabowy, J. Sokie, G. Spain, C. Hughes, l. Sherwood, S. Hickox, 2, P. Huff, lg D. Spelich, D. Hippie, K. Hyde Waris, W, Holmes, J. Hunter. ROW 2 -Mr, Hetzler, J. Hollenchak, L. Hyde, E. Hollis, J. Stottlemire, M, Sovine, A. Sprecacenere, L. Stewart, B. Owens, Hines, Miss Tubaugh. FRONT M. Holland, S. Hilton, C. Hill, K. Holben, M. Hyde, J. Sova, M. Spain, lp L. Steinhagen, 2, J, Hoover, C. Howell Hitton, C. Hostetler, J. Stofira. HOMEROOM 318 -MRS. EILEEN COLLEY REAR- F. Kapcsos, B. Kersten, J, Kepple, J. Johnson, W. Johnson, P. Joseph, M. Johnson, E. Jarrett. ROW 3 -D. Kidd, F. Jones, B. Kaltenbaugh, L. Johnson, W. Johnson, G, Jenkins, G. Kantakis, J. Kaighin, G. Keifer, 2. ROW 2 J. Jackson, Mrs. Colley, Q. Johnson, E. Jordan, E. Ivy, B. Jenkins, K. Jakubick, C. King, J, Karafa. FRONT D. Jordon, M. Kakiou, P. Kehn, A. Karr, C. Jickess, R. Jordan, ly J. Jackson, C. Jones. le 'Student Council, 2-Alternate, 3-Secretary 78 I HOMEROOM - CAFETERIA - MR. GENE SLAUGHTER MR. JAMES KEADLE REAR Mr. Kcadlc, R. Waid, R. Tillotson, F. Wicks, J. Nelson, T. Ross, lg T. Tomko, S. Roberts, D. Roman, T. Russell, J. Rogers R. Colin, F. Schaffer, Mr. Slaughter. ROW 5 D. Uleay, J. Vestal, E. Robinson, S. Wellington, D, Uhlinger, R. Whetstone, R. Swinehart, C. Sapp, J. Urso, W. Thomas R. West, R. Weller, C. Russell. ROW 4 E. Truesdcll, E. Waddell, W. Webster, R. Thomas, T. Roberts, R. Wareham, K. Waggener, J. Vasil, G. Travers, S. Val cnski, D. Santone, J. Thompson, E. Saher, C. Wallace. ROW 3 M. Warner, J. Thompson, P. Romefangen, J. Walker, N, lalkinqton. J. Weeks. M. Tvaroch, S. Waldman, N. Wilbur K. Thomas, M. Wilks, E. Rock, L. Ruzker, M. Salter. ROW 2 R. Root, F. Schcllborn, J. Weatherly, L. Van Deusen, S. Thornhill, P. Terry, P. Schaffer, J. Santucci, B. Tuori, P. Ven nitti, M. Thompzon, C. Wesley, A. Warfield, S. Taylor, M. Walters, E. Wiggins. FRONT K. Walsh, N. Walters, M. Wcirick, P. Waris, C. Wiles, J. Totten, B. Thomas, D. Waldrun, N, Truax, G. Vennitti, C Thompson, G. Trimble, H, Thomas, D. Robertson, G. Rucker. HOMEROOM 309-MRS. JOSEPHINE THOMAN HOMEROOM 311-MR. ANDREW JACOBSON REAR D, Sherick, D. Smith, W, Smith, R. Szott, J. Schmidt, R. Senwlcowitz, 3, J. Schroder, C. Smith, R. Schoch, D. Smith, J Shuggari, D. Simoni, J. Sergi, J. Senoyuit. ROW 3 C. Shaw, R. Shenal, D. Shobel, 2, W. Simpson, M. Scimone, P. Siefer, R. Richards, L. Richards, G. Shimko, G. Snyder E. Sellers, J. Seay, D. Segall, l, J. Senseman, H. Reiter. ROW 2 Mrs. Thoman, S. Smither, S. Westenfeloler, M. Scoville, R. Sciaruto, 2, D. Rink, D. Shellhammer, P. Shepherd, lg M Snyder, G. Smith, C. Shuttic, J. Shock, Mr. Jacobson. FRONT P. Simpson, E. Simms, C. Sneizik, E. Schwab, K. Smith, B. Small, T. Slagle, C. Riggle, L. Shafer, U. Simpson, E. Smith S. Smith, S. Siebenaller. 79 Our Curriculum Qur Grganizations Gur Activities iw Take Us Intc nmm'Lw'ky'Wg7T..fl'1ii ns Q WK W . A Cappelia Choir sings during The Christmas season in a dowmovvn siorc Th Communit Group and Individual Help ?W G.N 1 ails! . ek' We With their sponsors, Key Club members attend a Kiwanis luncheon before visiting industries in the area. Gath- ered at one table are: Mr. Carl Habel, Robert Swinehart, Mr. James Gibson, Charles Huffman, and Kenneth Rieser lluslling nclirm ol' clulms and orgnnilzi- lions gncs In-mml thc' walls ol' our school. llmc stir is lclt tlirouglmut tlic city uncl into llir cm'iwrs ol' thc stzltc. llcprcscntzi- liNCS zulu-ml cmiwiitimis anal ll1L'Clll'lgS. cxtcmling goml will. llic curriculum prvpurcs toclzivs stuclcnt to ussunic civic l'0sprmsilJililx'. Phillip St. Clair examines a dinosaur skeleton while on a visit to Carnegie Institute with his biology class. American Legion Sponsors Study in State Affairs Comparing experiences and admiring souvenirs are delegates to Boys' and Girls' States: rear, K. Rieser, T. Atkins, D. Webster, W. Rowe, D. Ralston, C. Huffman. Front, R. Zalac, R. Thompson, S. Eicher, C. Zerial, P. Was, J. Hall. Palette and Brush Encourages Budding Artists Xt Pnl ' ' A ' ' ' ' ' 1 'tural l'lccti'ic Coinpnm, lailcttc and brush incnihcrs ndinirc the work ol Glen Norton, ai nincrciail urtisl. als the sclmools iicwcst lilgillilliltllili guts tlliclwwuy. W inn 1 E 9-00 wx any' Mrs. Metzler, 5, D. DiCola, B. Williams, G. Backus, L. Rubin, Mr. Norton, B. Cessna, Mr. McCor- mick, Art Dept. assistant, C. Rigsby, lp R. Green, L. Metcalf, J. Mozina, 2, N. Gary, and P. Matyas. 83 Have Instruments-Will Pla In snappy new uniforms and sparked by the direction of newcomer Robert Fleming, the Panther band roused commun- ity and school spirit at athletic contests, entertained flood victims, and marched in several city-wide parades. CLARINETS S. Hawkins L. Lowry D. Pcrsin D. Hazlett A. Lunceford S. Pritchard D. Rose C. Caraway R. Bust B. LL-on H. Meade J. Weatherly BARITONE S. Gayan R. Thomas FLUTE P. Lovclcss TRUMPETS R. Bianco J. Dougherty S. Folmar B. Goode 3. Lehman J. Banc VV. Holmes W. Johnson J. Kepplc C. Marshall J, Nan J. Schmidt FRENCH HORN J. Smith S. Poffenbarger R. Smith SAXOPHONES R. Dean J. Didich D. Hunt J. SantuQci S, Swart C. Jervis N. Spencer J. Thomas D. Craciun B. Vaughn TUBAS D. Swain R. Allgocl R. Rantilla C. Bowers M. Johnson D. Zella Photo by Jim Leisy-The Tribune DRUMS B. Gaumcr M. Spencer J. Pestrak D. Brady B, Cauffielcl J. Feallxo R. Fcrko R. Molnar MAJORETTES C. Elkins N. MQBanc P. Moore J. Waid D. Shellhammer TROMBONE S. Stiggcrs DECA includes: Rear-C. Ross, E. Niemi, V. Dorsey, O. leventis, M. Beck, M, Pegg Row 2-Mr. Maurice, G. Yuricek, T. Poffenbarger, D. Stephenson, R. DeCamp, G Goughlin, B. Blastic, W. Mahaffey. Front-D. Lester, K. Ewing, K. Zimmerman, D Danko, S. McFarland, A. Watson. lass in a Store Preparing to work in the community, alis- trihutive eclueution students are employed during their senior year in XYQIITCII stores. Their uclvisor works closely with employ- ers to eoorclinute eclueution :mal business. XX'imlow cleeoruting is one of their in- sehool activities. They holcl membership in the nutionul UICCA organization and meet to eolnpzlre notes with other eluhs in Ohio. Kathy Ewing arranges metal shop wares in the distributive education display case. 85 X Watching printer Anthony Milculan lock up High Life pages are reporters: Elena Benoit, Betty Wollam, Kathy Binko, Karen Herbert, Sue Wonders, and Elaine Gorence. Deadline to Meet . . . Umm' ux 1-rx lxx cv xx cn-lxs llxrollglxmlt ilu' wlxuxxl xml' mx llxucs um lac scvn xnxx, xxlwrv: c'xc'rxum' is lxiclxlcn lux thc lzllcsl VHIN ull lliglx I ilk: 'lilxc cclilurs, nmmxgf vrs. alml lil'l3lll'lt'l'S cam lllXYilXS lu' S0011 llxuuglx. 'llxvx am- lillI'l'Yl'l' scurrxing .lmuml lrxing to IIICCI clvzxcllilxcs, xxritt llxgnl llllall lxvzlcl, ur l'ill in il lxmxlc. il'Ixc vml results gm' xxiclclx nppx'L'L'izllcml. Beverly Dearing and John Gregor congratulate each other on being Mary Christmas and Hap Holiday in the Christmas edition. Checking the paper as it comes off the press are Walt Demitros, Dulce Ralston, Mary Anne Boyle, Lynda Horlacher, editor, Mrs. Sin n e r, Francis Coleman, Jean Mauri, and Mr. Milxulan. 3-v Barbara Coffman and Carolyn Thompson enioy working on the weav- ing looms, which were added to the crafts equipment this year. ,K ua Dancer Kathy Isler poses as model K'-n....,,m Af' for art students as they study Degas I - 1 and his paintings of ballerinas. 87 'iii Dominick DiCola paints the town for Halloween and boosts the bond issue. Artwork to Finish . . . ,- -1-1,- Ming. Slide rules simplify lrigonomeiry problems for Melissa Martin, Joseph Snezik, David Spier, Richard Pellegrim, and Elaine Hunter. 1. s xl xfvc. li Tm 4 fam l'l ' inicct l-Ul'lllRllKlL'lHllL' into il mink to pro- sww il. a i 3 Problems to Solve ln this spucc :mal RIIUIIHL' args. sclmols ull owl' thc xxnrlnl am l'llII3hLlSiliIlg sciclwc mul mnllm. NYU hopc to soc scum' ul' our sill' clcnls as top flight scicntisls, on gilIl'1'l'S, :mal lmltlwllmallicizms ul ilu' counlrx. Engli h Ha an Phases llcpurts, cli'm11z1ti1atim1s, lwouclczists, pain- cls, and projccts are thc Ulltgl'0XYlll ul' stucly in thc litcruturc clzisscs. 'l'hL-sc cxtrn assignments give stuclcnts il clmmm' to cxprcss their umlcrstnmling of novcls and plays, uncl to show their crcutivc uhility in Cll1lI'llCtCl'll2ltl0l1S. Charlotte Richen reports on Czechoslovakian customs. Bringing to life an exciting scene from The House of Seven Gables are Barbara Heller, Sieve Binikos, and Jean Heller. I ' ..- vf 2 .1 3 i S l 1 90 Kathy Gollck Elaine Gorence, and Jeff Law broadcast Mac- beth from the speech room. Six-weeks proiecfs are fun to work on for Beverly Barker and Pairicia Brogden. Colin-gc prcp students may unn- binc their stuclics ui' lfnglish and history in cm'l'clz1tcd clzlssvs. A514195 Q ikysgg Egg 8.14-we-wid.-ual Panellsi discussing a Unlfed States hrsiory loplc are Judy Berg Anne McFarland Leroy Kehinger, Joyce Evans, Trudy Hart. Designating French-speaking counfries on a . map are Kafhy McMillin and Gary Mackey. QU ' A i W Re-enacting the Orial of Cataline are third-year Latin students: Alan Schaffer, Sam DeNunzio, Joyce Logan, Diana Jennings, Judy Jarvis, Barbara Goode, Diana Dubeck. 0 O X Foreign Cultures Come To Life Colorful Spain uml romantic Franco along with il souml knowlcclvc of Latin mm hclonv l rw . rw , to thc torcivn lzimfuzwc stuclcnt. P' rw 3 This stucly is invaluuhlc to thosc who want to tmvcl or lcurn mort' about the governments :incl cus- toms of other countries. Llmlcr- stamcling their laiigimgcs :mtl prohlcms will cvcntuzilly luring unity hctwccn ours mul othcr nations. Christmas is over, so Carol Piannin and Joe Minoni rake down Senor's pinata. e f ig We Learn living togvtlwr harmoniously iu an tH'gill1l!L'll state requires an uuclcrstamliug ol' the manners and customs ol' others as wt-ll as thc history ol' our own coun- try. Social stuclics emphasize tht' vl'l'ccts groups ol' people llarc on one another, their atlvauccs anal mistakes, anal their impact on luturc worlnl al'l'airs. Such stutl- ios hclp us to rcalilc how im- portant Cach pcrson's rolc is in worltl citizenship. QW Form 1040 pressnis complications for .larry Nadzam and Gary Booih when income tax is lhe sublect To Live Effectively Hilda Edmonson and Steve Binikos find that U.S. history is as broad as the globe. We May Cook, Sew, Decorate . .. 'l'omorruw's liuusewives learn their tluties toclzn' in the home eeonmnies eourse. 'lilieir artistie abilities are shown in original flower and furniture arrangement. color schemes, anal sewing. Training in eliilcl eare, eouking, anal nursing will make them sueeessful liolne managers. Mary Anne Boyle knows baby needs gentle handling in the bath, and Joyce Borton finds a newspaper can produce a good bag for the sickroom. Laying on a pattern and cutting is tedious, but Joyce Goulolen looks forward to a finished product. In cooking lab girls make sure they don't burn their lunch, and sewing is a breeze for Donna Kovic when she has a new machine. 94 Q-3 Student librarians inelutle: REAR J. Bakun, G. Newlen, C. Deitz, C. Liptak. ROW 2 L. Lewis, C. Engle, P. Jones, K. Loudin, L. Prentice, E. Brothers, P, King, L. Farkas, F. Kosa, D. Ross, Miss Watkins. FRONT Miss Kerr, D. Bertelli, L. Barrickman, J. VanEtten, M. Schiewe, J. Byrne, M. Zeisser, M. Wilde, C. Fowler, L. Lewis, C. Marsh, S. Bansky, J, Corradi. Catalog Books or Show Film lltrouglt the aitl of books and films outside culture comes into the seltool. How often a lilm has brought near a far-off country, or an encyclopedia given the much- neetlecl facts for a report. During the clay, library assistants give valuable aicl to stutlents working on assignments, while in the classrooms the visual-aids staff operates movie projectors. 'l'l1e visual aitls stall' inelutles: REAR D. Kellogg, R. Crwnley, C. Potashnik, K, Miner, J. Lovash, C, Smith, J. Thomas, P. Bickel. ROW 3 R. Pellegriin, J. Bowker, A. Bivines, lg R. Dunstan, O. Hightower, G. Law, J. Baird, Mr. Jones, 5. ROW 2 M. Bennett, H. Wilson, G. Wilson, H. Vance, G. Coulter, G. Campbell, R. Capak, C. Peters, W. Harris, D. MacFar- land, M. O'Grady. ROW l L. Braunberns, C. Hunter, J. Moran, E. Hunter, L. Hassell, J. Minotti, lg P. Was, lp B. Daugherty, S. Thomas, J. Bau- mann, D. Tvvinem, K. Binlmo. 95 To become a seereta ry one needs.. machines bookkeeping typing liuture Business l.ez1clers of Alneriezi gives future secretaries it look into the business world tltrougli :ln extensive progrrnn. Members of FBIA ure: REAR---S. Pawcio, N. McBane, J. Cornicello, J. Wayne, J. Blazonik, J. Bertelli, S. Wayne, S. Easterday, L. Rudin, P. lachini, W. Brown. ROW 4-E. Dubasik, S. Flasck, B. Senoyuit, A. Shiamone, M. Sergi, M. Basile, L. Linorell, B. Perunko, S. Bizilo, P. Matyas, J. Rassega. ROW 3-VJ. Kramer, F. Kozel, M. Liptak, C. Liptak, M. Shirey, G. Popadak, M. Knapp, B. Shick, A. Brown, E. Carbone. ROW 2-Miss Dively, M. Fischer, S. Stefani, S. Stevans, D. Barrick, S. Millero, P. Laproncina, E. Yaugo, J. Sawyer, K. Klapak, D. Roberts. ROW l---D. Myers, P. Ochtyun, K. Lukco, P. Dontas, N. Novak, 4, J. Oclttyun, lg J. Capella, 2, V. Long, 3, K. Beers, 55 B. Ferance, P. Falkner, C. Cerar. Lens and Shutter Welcomes Camera Fans A press eanneru intrigues members of Lens nncl Shutter. Standing: Harlan Gilbert, 2, Robert Hawkins, Francis Coleman, l, Fredric McMillin, Arthur Maki, Douglas Roman, and Robert Monteneri, 3, 4, seated: Leroy Metcalf. 97 Homerooms Compete for Honors lntrzlmurnl clmmpionship INCZIHS success in sclmowl-wide crnnpctiticm. Ping-pong singlcs Cllkllllli limb SL'I1ilH'l'l' L'0l1gl'ilIllllllL'S lien llicscr, Immlhull clmmpg .lorry l c11stcl'l1mkcl' and Mun l lcck claim the pingypung mloulmlcs crmxn. 'loc Kokruk tries his lN2ll'kSllll!I1Shil7. lion and Curt Gibson makc an clmmpionslmip lmmllmll tculn. 'l'hc nuclitorium ICZIIN of Stow Potnslmnick, linoch Clmncx, Hon Zillllf, ,IUINCS Xxvil1fl'L'f. Daniel Spicr, and Kent XX'uoclw111'cl coppccl thc Imskctlmll titlc. 98 X X? Nw- ' y. , X M J iff X s , 5. X Q 54 .W xM,.MXwx,, 'M 1 l 5 A V X X ANNA xx au-.J Ss Q-f f ,. X x ,Qi -' Haj. .r V. I. .Ha a Distinguished Record l lhc Yuuitimml lnclustriul Cluh is vxlnvliiclx LICIIXC nt llillillllig. Whilv czich shop has its own ora gllllllilllilll, ns thi- XYzirrcn chap- icr thc lmms hmist thc regional sluts' YK' vim' pri-siclcnl in lion- ulml Surnlmis. Since his clcctiun llunnic has xisitcml scwrul citics proinntilmg wczilimml clubs. As il lcznn, lhcx hzixc laikcn niuny zmairnls aincl lumors in slzllc coni- pctition with ullicr VIC organi- futinns. Ronald Scrabis and Robert Reed admire the national award for VIC's car safety check. ,fyxfpx ,ZX ll, 1. H1 i 2 Mr. Wolfe, auto shop director, Richard Barrickman, John Campany and Phil Troiano work on a School Bond Issue float for the Halloween Parade. Novice Scientists Tr Their Skill lixperiinenters lintl better things lor hetter living througli L'lll'llllSll'yH ns they tour inclus- tries in the eommunitx. Chemis- trx also plans un iinpurtzmt part in the tluties of ai nurse as liuture Nurses stutlx their chosen pro- lession. Allen Fleck gives a demon- stration for Chemistry Ex- perimenfers. liuture Nurses of fXlllCl'lCil assist in the school elinie mul work us nurses uitles ut the lmspitul. REAR J. Barta, E, Hollis, M. Everett, C. Caunis, C. Miiic, J. Zeller, P, Webb, S. Parthemer, K. Hart, J. Cain, A. Shiamonc M, Johnson. ROW fl D. Kovic, S. Hatosky, M. Truran, A. DeSelms, L. Safos, L. Williams, S. Frantz, H. Drzazdzynski, J. Klutch, M. Mills K. Groves, C. Jakubick. ROW 3--D. Falkner, M. Pado, J. Grgurich, J. Kaczor, A, Dicola, K. Hughes, M. North, C. Jones, J. Cooper, L. Geddes, B. Perschka, J. Capito. ROW 2 D. Gnat, P. Johnson, B. Heidinger, M. Zeisser, S. Yosr, F. Economos, E. Byrd, B, Bedell, P. Zeigler, Y. Green, J. Byrd Mrs. Mahan, 5. ROW l L. Wonders, N. McDonald, J. English, M. Mctzendorf, J. Porrini, B. Henry, 3, J. Evans, 3, J. Hardin, 2, K. Boyd, I J. Bock, 4, A. Daunls, J. Hilb. X I President, 2 Vice President, 3--Secretary, 4iTre-asurer, 5-Sponsor lOl 1 Self-Government ls a Challenge Supervising goxernment for almost 2,000 students is ll grave responsibility. Student Council representzitives are in elmrge of College-Vocationzll Dui, the monitor system, school-wicle elections, zmcl selling movie passes zmcl pencils. l-'.x'i.-ry homeroom elects il representative to Student Council. REAR--Mr. MacEwan, 5: J. Deiblc-, D. Brown, J. Brugler, T. LaBaugh, D. Ralston, P. Was, C. Gibson. ROW 4 R. Principi, M, Maggiano, J. Kokrak, J. Bowker, L. Keller, J. Hall, T. Carpenter, O. Segall, W. Jones. ROW 3-J. Mauri, C. Zerial, E. Cuppet, D. Chestnut, K. Bancroft, K. Ziegler, R. Jordan, J. Jarvis, M. Fisher, T. Hart, P. Grabill. ROW 2-D. Dubeck, R. Slanco, B. Tuori, D. Tammaro, M. McDowell, J. Ochtyun, M. Fischer, B. Deering, S. Hickox, D. Luther, S. Thomas, V. Long. ROW l-P. Shepherd, E. Bowman, N. Trimbur, S. Pappas, D. Watts, D. Webster, 27 R. Thompson, lg R. Bianco, 4, S. Millero, 3, S, Eicher, J. Messctt, C. Ruddy, J. French. L J '-Q. On College-Vocational Day, mothers from the Pareni Forum who furnished coffee and doughnuls for visitors and faculty are: Mrs. James Baird, Mrs. Nevin Trimbur, and Mrs. Russell Walter, Around the Christmas tea fable is Home Ec Club: Rear-M. Brekoski, F. Shellhorn, P. Foy, I, J. York, S. Dobbs, M. Rabel, S. McKendree. Front-C, Bloom, B. Swab, B. Bowser, M. Spain, B. Miller, C. Kovach, J. Miller, Miss Simons, P. Patsey, L. Carrier. Some Like Barbecues and Fancy Parties . llhile nmiee cooks enjoy planning tlinners tintl linking in the utirmlli ol' the kitchen, outtlom' fans polish their skates when lakes lreefe. XX Arm xxezitlier tloesnt confine them thoughg all that time thex luke canoe trips tlown the lNluhoning llix er. . While Others Choose Fun on the Ice Skating Club tries a new figure: J. Davies, J. Sokie, J. Kokrak, R. Wareham, P. Robbins, K. McMillin, N. Robbins, C. Cerar, R. Melville, 'lg Mrs. Scharf, J. Laycock, D. Dean, H. Rubin, Mr. Scharf, D. Jennings, P. Mafyas, 2, S. Hardin, J. Sicuro, S. Silver. No! in picture-K. Van Ellen, 3, E. Urban, 4. A ' iv' IO3 Activities Must Be Co-ordinated The Council of Sponsors and Presidents meets on call to discuss problems con- cerning the entire student body. livery school organization is represented in the council. Among their projects are distributing money from the activity ticket budget and setting hours and admission fees for all school functions. REAR-Mr. Jacobson, A. Campany, French, Mr. Hetzler, Seniors, Spanish, W. Rowe, Spanish, Mr. MacEwan, R. Thompson, Student Council, T. Atkin, Key: T. Kemp, Miss Lynn, Hi-Eco-Sy, Mrs, Hill, Juniors, Mrs. Thoman, Treannin, Decimi, J. Jarvis, Treannin, Mr. Bushwack, Seniors, Mr. Keener, Seniors. ROW 3-Mr. Swart, Radio, NHS, M. Kuzmack, Radio, Mr. Rider, J. Bowker, Seniors, K. Bovd, Mrs. Mahan, Future Nurses, J. Phillips, Dramatics, Miss Kelly, Drama- tics, Thespians, R. Estey, Thespians, Miss Simons, P. Foy, Home Ec., R. Reed, VIC, F. Coleman, Lens 8. Shutter. ROW 2-Miss Deerner, Sophomores, Miss Baxter, Seniors, Miss Partridge, Seniors, C. Rigsby, Palette 8. Brush, Mrs. Metzler, Juniors, Palette 8. Brush, C. Zerial, Inter- Club, N. Novak, G.A.A., M. Cadwell, Echoes, Mrs. Sinner, Echoes, High Life, Cauldron, L. Flower, l.. Lowry, Cauldron, Miss Newton, Decimi, Mrs. Wiseman, Juniors. FRONT-S. Eicher, Miss Ridgley, FTA, P. Was, Miss O'Rcurke, NHS, Mr. Jones, G. Wil- liams, Miss Dively, Boosters, J. Ochtyun, FBLA, Miss Moran, Experimentcrs, C. Brown, Mr. McCoy, Pep Club, Miss Barrick, R. Shesko, Speakers. IOA Pop, peanuts, anal po- tato chips! is thc famil- iar call of Booster Cluh mcmhcrs at all homc foothall ganics. licsiclcs supervising concessions, mcmhcrs show school spirit hy assisting in wliatcvcr work is nccclctl around thc school. A spring project is thc an- nual Frolics. The Halloween float pays off with a first prize in lhe annual parade. Need Help. - all on Boosters REAR J. Hall, J. Kopf, R. Baird, T. Atkin, T, Webb, Mr. Jones, R. Schaffer, W. Pogue, K. Gibson, K. Fusselrnan, M. Alex, ROW 3 V. Long, R. Gibson, M. Pado, J. Howe, C. Zerial, J. Mauri, M. Gibson, K. Curtis, D. Jennings, J. Daily, J, Heller. ROW 2 Miss Dively, S. Eicher, P, Burgess, P, James, C. Hart, D. Driscoll, D, Dubeck, P. Busch, J. Malacky, J. Gerlein, Mr. Moore. ROW l B. Polivka, K. VanEtten, W. Gohdes, E. Lindquist, N. Trimbur, T. LaBaugh, 5, G. Williams, lg C. Gibson, 2, E. Bow- man, 4, S, Weant, L. Frost, N. Novak, S. Beal. 105 You Are There paying tribute at the Unknown Soldier's Tomb during Veterans' Day assembly by Speakers' Bureau: Lee Win- nagle, Gary Richetto, Robert Bailey, William McMillin, James Phillips, Edward Zunic, Marlene Grabill, Charlotte Richen. 0 ' A ' S li CCGSIOHS H59 to P93 . . . At a club meeting are front: C. Richen, I. Seifer, l. Wagy, S. Beal, T. Graham, J. Kaczor, J. Jose, 3. Second row, M. Cadwell, C. Hunter, J, Richardson, R. Shesko, 'lg D. Ailes, V. Luscombe, G. Popodak, G. Newton. Third row, Miss Barrick, 6, D. Twinem, 5, K. Zimmerman, D. Danko, N. Robbins, E. Zunic, 4, W. McMillin. I President, 2 Vice President, 3 -Secretary, 4-Treasurer, 5-Historian, 6 Sponsor. rf 1--..... Drawing lots for impromptu speeches are: C. Hart. M. Grabill, M. Simon, P. Whitman, P. Burgess, J. Phillips. Front, S. Eicher, G. Richetto. Mike Q 1 cu 's ' Pzulio Club learn thc tcclmicucs of slmrt-wa ' upcrulion. REAR-J. McKinnie, D. Prox, E. Byers, J. Mazalic, T. Geraglwty, N. Beskid. Row 3-J. Klingensmith, P. Harley, S. Silver, T. Hawkins, F. Ebinger. ROW 2-R. Grosneck, G. Foster, W. Gwyer, K, Wilber, M. Harris, W. Harris, Mr. Swart, 5 FRONTfE. Zunic, C. Zeiaser, R. Bailey, 25 M. Kuzmack, lp G. Grodecki, 3, C. Simkins, A A. Nelson. Kuzmack contacts foreign lands. Earn a Licens . .. in a Letter Gull, lcnnis. lbutbnll - your favorite sport is rcprcscntccl by top ntlmlctcs zuul c'l1ccr'lczulc1's in l.k'llCI'llICl1lS Club. REAR D. Frenclwko, J. Ross, D. Tutich, J. Perfefie, J. Fenslermaker, J. Mazalic, R. Laraway, E. Thompson. ROW 3- R. Davis, T. Wesley, M. Howard, D. Brown, S. W. Proviif, D. Lewis, K. Fusselman, W. DeCaviicl1, G. Fosler. ROW ROW 2 K. Rieser, R. Thompson, J. Minotli, P. Warfield, J. Malone, J. lmburgia, R. Zalac, W. Jones. l W. McMillin, M. Rosenberg, G. Law, P. Was, J. Yoxtheimer, A. Demmer, B. Perunko, J. Fleck, G. Patulea. lO7 Vip W 108 BONNIE DAUGHERTY Winter Sports Queen i The royal court gathers as Carol Brown, Pep Club president, crowns Bonnie Dau9herty,Winter Sports Queen. Participating are: G. Ross, B. Williams, C. Dolby, P. Lowry, S. Pappas, D. Brown, R. Pellegrim, the Queen, C. Brown, l. Keller, M. Amorgeanos, W. Baker, M. Brekoski, R. Yannucci. Flower girl and Crown bearer are l.. Babcock, and R. James. Pep Club Supports School Spirit Gufl igl1L-l.ct's XYin yell mcmlmcrs of Pep Club all all lbmlmll :incl lmslwtlmll gzuncs. Sitting in their rcscwccl section all all gauncs, tlwy vlwvl' thc tcum on to victory. A liigliliglll ol' wintcr sports is thc cillfllllllllll liull sponsorccl ln' thc clulm. With one-hundred fifty enthusiastic members, Pep Club provides the spark when fans cheer for the team at games. Echoes the Past Business manager William Rowe gives a last minute pep talk to Echoes ad staff: Melissa Martin, Mariorie Gibson, James Deible, Sally Stevans, Francis Coleman. Getting copy ready for the printer requires much preparation. JoAnn Kramer, Elaine Carbone, Alveda Brown, Andrea Campany, Patricia Matyas, Eileen Zarick. Yearbook Staff staff members: Jean Heller, Barbara Lynn, Sally Neff, Carolyn Hart, Robert Monteneri, Jeffrey Long, Har- lan Gilbert, Marilyn Fischer, Sharon Eicher. A successful subscription campaign produces all smiles from Marilyn Schiewe, Betty Wollam, Carol Brown, Susan Silverman, Rita Slanco, Mary Ann Boyle, Linda Teitswortll, Susan Beal, Roberta Jordan. ...M-as. Q Nl iflutty :Qu CANDIKS muon-o Processing approximately 500 selections for the Cauldron, literary publication, means hard work for staff members Beverly Dearing, Linda Teitsworth, Kathy Golick, James Phillips, Alan Schaffer, Roberta Gibson, John Gregor. Editors Share Their Secrets xixn' 'X Editors of school publications meet with their advisor: Lynette Lowry, Cauldron make-up, Carole Rigsby,Erhoes assistant, Mrs. Sinner, Martha Cadwell, Echoes, Lynda Horlacher, High Life, Linda Flower, Cauldron literary. Ill Starlight Serenade QllK'k'l1 cillll ll illinms rcigmwl mer Stair light Sc'i'ci1mlc, the C'lirislnms l'm'nml spolisorccl hx x'iliL'L'I1S. ,XIll'll4lillll5 litre' Vern long uml liiilhx XluXlillin. Norman Wilson escorfs Gail Williams in the processional to the crowning ceremony. Frank Millero, Vera Long, Kafhy Mc- Millin, and Norman Wilson waich Corinne Zerial, president of Inter-Club Council, as she crowns the Queen. Mathematician Band Together Officers of the newly formed AMC lAclvanced Mathematics Clubl discuss a program for future meefingz Diana DeSanlis, 35 Carole Jones, 55 John Brugler, 25 Douglas Brown, 43 Stephen Binikos, l. 'Q'- , 5 -SQ XT ms f V - ---- ' .n 5,21 3 . 'iii X r x w...4.7- Gail Williams taps delighted Roberta Gibson. Thrills of Tapping SENIOR MEMBERS OF NHS Patricia Adams Thomas Arbogast Thomas Atkin Patricia Barker lohn Bellay Kay Boyd Alveda Brown Carol Brown Patricia Burgess Martha Cadwell Andrea Campany Jean Cappella Elaine Carbone Carol Ann Cline Jacqueline Colley Beverly Deering Anne Demmer Sharon Eicher Carolyn Elkins Phyllis Falkner Jeffrey Fleck Linda Flower Dennis Frenchko Roberta Gibson David Goidics Katherine Gollck Elaine Gorence Tracy Graham John Gregor Wilbert Haddon John Hall Janet Hardin Carolyn Hart Thomas Hawkins Lynda Horlacher Charles Huffman David Hunt Patricia Iachini Adele Jones Joan Kaczor Leslie Keller Thomas Kemp Michael Kuzniack Jeffrey Law Lynette Lowry Barbara Lynn Gary Mackey Patricia Matyas Richard Melville Carol Miiic Joseph Minotti Kathleen McMillin Sally Neff Gayle Newton Norma Novak Janet Ochtyun Richard Pelleqrim Duke Ralston Kenneth Rieser Carole Rigsby Patricia Robbins Michael Rosenberg William Rowe Robert Schaffer Margaret Simon Stanley Swart Linda Teitsworth Sharleen Thomas Robert Thompson Donna Twinem Patrick Was Douglas Webster Gail Williams Kent Woodward Judith Yoxtheimer Delores Yurtin Ronald Zalac Corinne Zerial l.ciiclL'l'sltip. scliolztrsltip. cliiittictcl' :incl service :irc thc four principlcs upon which National llonor Society incitilJcl's arc cltoscn. Sponsoring two school clzinccs at ycztr, thc clult is ailwins roach lo umlcrtaikc il scrvicc projcct NHS officers, Patrick Was, T: Lynette Lowry, stamp chairman, Andrea Campany, 35 and Kenneth 1 Rieser, 25 fins Miss O'Rouke's office a pleasant place to count tax stamps for the eyeglass fund. ,A ..,.. : .. ,:,. KY i ' ' ': ' 5' 51 'A f x fn 'll-W 2 ' f Q- f-15 X. l f '12 ,., , V vgwmnv ,, Q 3 K . Ae Z . K 33:-A , N. ' 5 v - ' X K A 4 ,V X E 5 if ,APP f I ,f,3.QY . 5 35 ..,:: , A V ffm ,A W , his W ww nz Z ,M fi- , I a Q, A x , Q 'Ling 1 . ,.,s, V X' , A :ei , 'gf , 1 x Lug x F ,xg 31 E f V wifi, X M wi W' ' .M wa KATHY M:MlLllN Regina - Mardi Gras There's Magic in Mardi Gras ,X n'4ii'i'miscl mis l'cntiii'ccl all ilu' Nlarcli Gras, sprmsorccl ln l'll'l'lTL'll :incl Spanish Cflulms. llunnlil l,41l41c :incl liutlilccn Mcklillin, llux aiml llcginal, ruigm-il owl' tlic l'un-lillcal owning, Stunlcnts clrcsscal in coslunw uilclccl to thc lllL'l'l'lIIlL'Ili. l,I'llL'S wcrc giwn lor ilu' most lltillllllllll, most original, imcl lunnicst CUSILIIIICS. sw: Colorfully dressed masqueraders watch Regina Kaihy McMillin and Rex Ronald Zalac approach their royal fhrones. Andrea Campany, President of French Club, crowns Regina Kaihy McMillin as Rex Ron Zalac looks on. Portraying gods and goddesses art Treannin Club members: kneeling, A. Schaffer, 3, C. Cline, 2, B. Lynn, 45 Standing, K. Krasnoff, J. Logan, S. Pritchard, B. Goode, D. Jennings, S. DeNun1io, L. Geddes, J. Jarvis, l, D, Dubeck. Latin lub Enjo M tholog Stuclcnls ul' I .itin iiml llw lzinguzigc' is ilu' lil'4ll11 'kit-intl . ln ainlnlitiun tim xouiiuilaii'x. uliicli is llw Imsis ul' umm ul' our ufmls, tlicx stucly imtliulugx and ciiilifiitiuii til' ilu' qiiiciuiil Iifnimii L-inpirc. llcmus ul' that grunt cm prcscnt intcrvstiiig rcaitling. Svurml wan' l gilin stllnlciils girl' cligilulc for iiicinlmcrsliip in llccimi, wliilc iicixgiiicul sluclvnls in Ilivii' third or l-lllll'lll wail' man join 'l'l'l'ilI1lliI1. ii ncwlx lPI'Qill1llt'kl cliilm, Decimi Club meets in the auditorium to enjoy A Visit to Mount Olympus presented by Treannin Club members. Seated, front row: Mrs. Thoman, 5, Thomas Knoteck, lg Linda Broberg, 2, Susan Hickox, 4, Miss Newton, 5. Not in picture, Tim Carpenter, 3. i Prcsifls-nt, 2 Vice Presidciwt, 3 Secretary, 4 Treasurer, 5fSpoi1sor. 116 Parlez en Francais ou Espagnol Cknning in COHlHHC for Nhnxh Chuw arc SPUHSOYHIQ urgnnifuU0ns. French lHuh ul'l'irvrs in top piclurc, front row: A. Czllnpznmy, 13 C. lligsby, 21 I.. lnwrx, 5: K. ClHmmmn. 4: Xlr.juL1HJwvn, 5. Slxlnish C1LHJrHTiccrs H1 bUtU1Hl picturc: li. NIC- Millin, llcgilmg NY. llmw, lg S. Millcro, 33 ll. K2lL'l0l', -lg ll. ZQIIZIC, llcxg Mr. llclflcr, 5. ' an Q . vw. H7 pring Opens with pril ffair ln plum' ul' thc trmliliumil Nlamli Gras, in 1958 lfrcncli nml Spanish Clulms prmlllccal .Xpril .Xl'l'41ir . 'lllic Clill1L'L' was lmigllliglltccl ln llmc crowning ul' Stamlcx .Xpplc nml Holly 'lo Lknnplmcll as llcx anal litlflllil. ,X wisliing wcll, lJL'illllllllll clcwmlimis, coiwcssioiis illlll gznncs umtrilmlcnl to il xwmmlcrful UYUIIIIIQ. The newly-crowned couple lead off the royal dance. James Jervis, Frenrh Club prexy, crowns fhe Regina as Anna Vasil, Spanish Club prexy, waits to do the honors The Regina makes a wish as ihe Rex looks on. for the Rex. Vicki london and James Campbell were crown bearers. if E 1 f s A 'f . - MM M-Mm .Mmw we . fum-sw 3 3 . 5 5 f w,3s,fm., A 1 .f ,J M 'I i 3 ,V 97 - X. www ., xii? Mx, Q W-x ,M .sixgwkx Y ' x 'fk V f' A- ' 1.1 v 4 ,A .. ' v ,zwxw 'H' E MH-, xi MARION SERGI May Queen k Y QQ, 69 : -'gi 'A '. Wi, ,. ' '- ' -,r ' 41, 1 wx , M415 1 1 . 1 fufxas'-Ia-ski' 54 'Tig L, V ,,,,. fan .. ' 1 U W X A., f 4 ,I X if fflqmr , ,Z -wh' ,Aga-f' V ,mg 5 W' 'af ,L f .QS ' V 4 2? f 6 g! -Q, M' f ,A ha L we , Zz, , 4' A-M. . - Y- 1 H wi 95? N 'N 4 Q Q v, -: , ,K 1, f, -Q MW Wi WWW! MMV new -S 1 X 3 Q Ambitions Are Stirred . . . An excellent opportunity to explore thc fielcl of cclucntion is given tn all lfuturc lllCilCl1Cl'S ol' Alncricu. llclping with the Scliolarsliin Cill'Ll party, serving :it the XYICA spring meeting, aincl ushering for thc Ohio Association nl' Puhlic School lfiiiployccs are scvcrzil of thc clulfs City service projects. REAR G, Mackey, R. Rees, J. Bellay. ROW 4--C, Dietz, A. Vincent, L. Flower, G. Skoczylas, M. Grabill, B, Morgan, B. Goffin, R. Grossman, L. Tcitsworth, S. Neff P. Falkner. ROW 3--L. Hassell, D. Twinem, G, Follmar, J. Grgurich, P. Burgess, A. Manes, J. Trice, S. Thomas, S. Silverman, C. Cline, G Newton. ROW 2 B. Lynn, D. Yurtin, C. Hart, J. Colley, E. Bryant, B. McCulley, S. Crutchley, M. Fischer, P. Webb, B. Doaring. FRONT- V. Luscombe, K. Golick, E. Gorence, J. Yoxtheimer, 3, Miss Ridgley, 5, S. Eicher, lg L. Lowry, 2, P. Dclahanty, M Cadwell. I President, 24Vice-president, 3-Secretary, 4- Treasurer, 5-Sponsor. REAR -G. Wilson, D. Colley, D. Caudas, D. Klatman, T. Hart, L. Moore C. Jenkins, G. Zackeroff, C. Yurtin, J. Perrinc, L. Hyde, A, Balash, D. Whetstone, G. Jenkins. ROW 6- G. Brown, S. Silver, K. Groves, N. Trimbur, J. Berg, J. Biddlestone, C. Bock, B. Cessna, P. Caracciola, J. Evans, J Ducla, P. Bogden, B. Barker, B. Asid, L. Pottish, K. Ziegler, H. Wilson. ROW 5 D. Chestnut, P. Grabill, J. French, J. Holenchak, K. Lukco, S. Easterdav. D. Barrick, N. Recd, C. Zoba, K. Bancroft V. Drapp, B. Sekerak, S. Harrison, E. Bowman, S. Ticknor, M. Amorgeanos, D. Stiffler, D. Caraway. ROW 4 P, Johnson, B, Heidinger, D. Riggle, B. Grekis, A. Calipetis, J. Blazonik, M. Patrone, E. Borclash, P. Laprocina, E. Urban I. Seifer, D. Driscoll, D. Dubeck, P. Busch, J. Garrett, C. Connell, D. DeSantis, E. Battista, C. Kemp, 4, C. Jones. ROW 3 P. King, N. Gary, D. Snyder, J. Jose, C. Cerar, J. Cain, J. Daily, A. McFarland, K. Curtis, S. Wasscl, J. Gehrlcin, D Brown, A, Edwards, R. Lampila, J. Lafferty, S. Smither, V. Collier, C. Hunter, K. Skelton. ROW 2 -P, Dontas, M. Metzendorf, J. Peterson, J. Korth, K. Krasnoff, P. Whitman, J. England, C. Richen, D. Ailes, T. Lewis L. Wagy, J. Van Etten, J. Baumann, N. Kistler, V. Ward, C. Smith, S. Hilton, N. Wilbur. ROW I B. Pfennighaus, M. Kotsatos, P. Kehn, C. Riggle, S, Wonders, J. Porrini, M. Schiewe, K. Binko, J. Lawrence, A. Daunis R. Jordan, S. Beal, M. Kreider, J. Moran, V. Fitting, S. Fierling, T. Batianis, S. Pritchard, J. Messctt, S, Hickox. 122 1 i On practice teaching day, Barbara Heidinger works with deaf children at Market Street School. Besides the three R's, Marilyn Kreider explains Traffic lights and safety rules to first graders. Experience Students in social study classes are eligible for memhership in Hi-lfco-Sy. One of their projects is sponsoring school elections and comparing choices of students to actual election returns. Members also study citygovernnicnt in preparation for taking charge of city offices for a day. These specific offices are assigned according to the number of points earned during the year. REAR G. Mackey, B. Kersten, E. Golick, J. Painter, D. Kidd, T. Webb, J. Garrett, V. Ward, D. Lewis, R. Pellegrim, C. Costas, S. Fenstermaker, Mr. Rider, 5. ROW 4 C. Jones, S, Hickox, K. Lukco, M. Patrone, P. Ochtyun, J. Berg, P. Dontus, S, Ticknor, C. Connell, K. Van Etten, E. Lindquist, W. Gohdes, P. Hawkins, Miss Lynn, 5. ROW 3 B4 Lynn, J. Barta, L. Wagy, J. Van Etten, J. Mozina, J. Biddlestone, D. Barrick, P. Laprocina, I. Seifer, R. Grossman, J. Bock, R. Gibson, M. Gibson, P. King, J, Heller. ROW 2 P. Webb, D. Twinem, V. Nash, J. Baumann, D, Ailes, K. Curtis, A. McFarland, A. Manes, E. Gorence, E. Yaugo, S. Millero, V. Long, B. Pfennighaus, J. Substanley, L. Hassei. ROW I D, Riggle, M. Fischer, S. Parthemer, B. Polivka, A. Shiamone, M. Sergi, T. LaBaugl'i, 4, T. Kemp, I, C. Hart, 2, S. Beal, 3, J. Sawyer, R. Smith, B. Bizilo, J. Jose, D. Snyder, 4. . - - -g X V.-Mfewsafewv 'E Cur Programs 0ur Sports Our Departments Bring the Cow xiw L x' Xflff ,H Wheneveu ilwcrc is a home game, fans flock to The fieldlwousc nunity to Harding Visitors Admire Our Facilities NPS' s l if Watching closely as Bob laBanc works on a specimen in Auto Shop are Jim Cole Mr Wolf Mel Turner, and Lester Hendricks. ,'Xtll'zlctccl lui :ill that llzircling has to offer its stuclcnts, puoplc rcprcscnling many profcssioiis mul places comic to olmscrw tlic moclcrn llicilitics ul' our scluml. Sonic :mffcr us tlic lncnclit of their scriiccs. 'llicy :ill tzilw nwzix with tlwm nmny now lclcais zmcl goml imprcssions. Visitors from Iraq, Mr. Jawad and Mr. Alimimi, cliscuss machine shop records with Mr. Kelley. l While Patricia Aaams refers to her typing textbook, Mrs. Colley and Dr. Allen ll:yci, the author, check her progress. John Douglas demonstrates some techniques in commercial art. Inspecting the school's fire safety are Chief George Mock, Capt. Robert Poultun, and Inspector lyle Corp. Trouble is brewing in 'he government of Tobiki as 'he Chief of Agriculiure lGary Rich- eftol and the Chief of Police Uoe Minoiiij bafile for 'he affections of Loius Blossom. H REAR ROW ROW ROW Not I ouse Lights Dim - Action Begin C. Huffman, L. Keller, W. Niemi, T. LaBaugl'1, R. Esfey, J. Min 3 B. Kersien, R. Slweslco, J. Hall, J. Kopf, T, Parker, D. Webster, S. Levine, K. Fusselman. 2 J. Malaclcy, C. Riclwen, D. Ailes, L. Wagy, M. Raney, J. Heller, T. Hart, Miss Kelly, 5. l J. Mossetf, M. Morgan, E, Zarick, A, Campany, 25 J. Phillips, lg M. Weiriclc, K. Holben, S. Crutclwley S Hiclcox n Piciurc C. Rigsby, 3. 128 lun-an-nf ,vx HiliL'tllIUllSL' ol' thc August Moon is thc must tlillicult play Miss lxzithlccn liclly :mtl lwr protcgcs luwc cvcr uttcmptccl, uml thc tloublc casting ol' main parts tlclclccl tu thc troubles. As soon us senior play scvllcri was struck, i'cl1cm'sa1ls lmcgun for mlllll' Iiurrctts of Xtimpolc Struct, thc spring pmtluction in which flnclrczl Czinipainy :mtl .lznucs Phillips sturrccl as Iflifulwtli linrrctt :mtl llolvcrt liruwning. All in one Jeep? Captain Fisby has more than his share of troubles. Lotus Blossom tDonna Ailesl insists Captain Fisby lCharles Huffmanl don a kimono. Captain Fishy fKent Fusselmanj and Sakini tTerry Parkerj discuss plans for Tobiki. Opening the show are the Calendar Girls: B. Fisher, C. Hawkins, B. Braden, K. Downs, K. Davis, M. Wendle, S. Trask, N. McClellan, S.Barro, J. Kellogg, H. Her- man, B. Campbell. aIendar Enliven Frolic Tha' C'11l011clz11' sc1'1't'cl 115 illl ilI1l3l'CSSiYC tl1f:111c for thc tl1i1'ti0tl1 :11111t111l Boostcl' Klub lfrolics. Aftcr tht' cast was cl1osc11 in I cl11't1z11'y, tl1c1'c was co11st1111t l1llSlIil1g for two 111o11tl1s to got thc show 11t'1'fcctccl. Lust 111i11t1tc lAL'IlL'lll'S2llS. costt1111cs, and SL'L'l1L'IAt HlL'2llll l1z11'tl work for t-1'c1'1'o11c but l11'o1'ccl 1'c11'111'tli11g 1111011 1111 L'XCCHL'lll lTl'Ugl'ilIll l'L'SllllL'il. llol1t'1't VIQIIUIHIWSOII, 'l'l1o111a1s l,z1lia1t1gl1, and XYillit1111 Ostroxxski scr1'ccI as clcligl1tf'11l 4111cl hlIl110l'0llS 111z1stc1's of cc1'c111o111. 'l'l1c1 wcrc ml1'cssctl z1pf l1l'OI3l'iiltClf for 1'111'io11s 5011511115 z111cl z1ppcz11'ccl in acts fI1l'0llgI1Ulll tht- Shoup SL't'I1t'l'f 1'cp1't'sc11tt'tl Spring, Slll1ll11Cl', Ifnll amd Xxvil1lCF. All cxtru z1tt1'z1ctio11 was thc 41111101111 AIHCL' of tht' A C'z1ppcll11 choir in two scenes. h 'K 'kim YG ww XJ' KN ,NMS wa-M. 41,44 X Sian' K X -X C K Ai x XN.iL ,VW kg - x .. ,xg .X i N XXVI? sw k S 1 my-6 K My QM is Qi x 'RNC xx w.mWwwNem.w.w.W.Q Q' if is W1 X ':I WN-X ' .z W S 34: A . .,... - N was QNX Y W X N X N I 582. Ka Vw X3-c ff S Qs S 'C is 1 2 - Q N a 5 R , , 4 ss K Lo al Fan Xlilwim thc l'L'l'L'l'L'Ci5 uhislln' l1CIll'll'illt'S llu Checking in af the gate for a football game are Mr. Harry Reed and son, Jimmy. Busy managers prepare for the conlesfz Robert Balson, Colonel Dolby, Richard Cox, Charles Peiers, Gary law, Jeffrey Raymond x Scplclulwl' night illlil thc first l4ickul'l' is Ill the zur. thc L'I1IIl'C cllx is xxntclmumg and listcning. lwrx um-I4 thc Slilllllllll is pzlckccl tu mcrllmxing, thc wxmwssiom nrc bursting, ilu- Iiulwt l7HUIl1s gm' will out. uml tlw l-LIITSAll'L'L'l1L'L'l'lI1gllll'I11Sl'lX'C5 Iuulrsc. llw action anal suspense are grcul als thc' lL'AllI1S lmttlv for thin uinning lOllL'l1llOXYl1. 5 3 N-.W Sehing up plays for the Paniher squad are coaches Louis Parker, Philip Koppel, Michael Marcarello, Robert Housleau, James Keadle, Richard Boyd and Eugene Slaughter, seated Encourage Varsit Sports In addifion fo their daily pradice sessions, ihe peppy cheerleaders run through yells before the game: Sandra Pappas, Jane! Hardin, Bonnie Henry, Judy Yoxtheimer, and Geraldine Toth. 135 Fall Brings Rugged Grid Action Sweeping victories, disappointing losses, and a close run for the number one spot made an- other thrilling year of Harding football. The alert Panthers finished the season with seven wins, two losses, and one tie-a worthy record lor any team and a credit to Coach Gene Slaughter and his assistants. llarding's season began against a surpris- ingly aggressive Cleyelaud Collinwood squad. 'l'he Panthers seemed a little shaky as they laced a half-time deadlock hut a third period spurt pocketed their first and only touchdown against the llailroaders. Alones ignited the game's only scoring march when he carried the third lticlioll' 21 yards to the XYarren 31. Sims then pulled through for the important tally. Collinwoorl Canton Nlelyinley Cathedral l.atin Mansfield lfast l-iyerpool Canton Central Cathr Nlassillon l,orain Sharon Youngstown South Sims makes a successful touch- down dash against Collinwood with help of good team block- THEY O 6 l 6 l .Z S S Cl l 6 20 l 6 4 -WA , M f dm. s 3. ff 3 mf., 1 an -'su is K- 1.4 ' P ' 5- Q ' , ' . M x...,. M. L M 4 y A M 14-aa QQ V .-... U, ,, Q1 Mfg: mm. fff5n?11 sQ-igwi-.5f, - by Eg :ENE Q53 Ed V 'H '91 W3 ' ZF' sis- SF 5'-if f-is-'w,'M:f R?fKW ' 1, YE? jfs, 552 vs 'A N . SEE? X Ir x - fi 1 W W 5: 7 ,..: . zz. ': v ,lf .L x , is ' fX I, . f 'aww b 1 I J iQkfQ'1 ' Q .Y Agw , kg ,ex f-,M 'mg ,.,,m'N A N V af x S. , 1 wg My .4 M , M N70 W A , NI! On his way to the winning touchdown, Jones charges past the Tiger opposition Brogclon skirts by the enemy tacklers. ll11'00 t11110l1tlc1w11s i11 tw0l10 111i1111t0s ul' planing llllltl tluring il lL'l'I'llilL' s00o11cl l1z1ll' t111sl101l ll big Nl1111sl'i0ltl cl1'i10, 30412, for tl10 tl111'1l 11011111 ul tl10 s011s1111, Xllll0IlL', XX 111'l10ltl, 111ml SIIIIS llL'll3t.'tl 511111-It tl10 t011111 l11t0 111 ll10 llIll'tl 1111111't01' tu Ctlllll' l'1'11111 l10l1i11tl witl1 501110 lllllg plays. XX111'1'011 1'110l40tl up its lltllll'lll Will tlL'l.CAlllllg l 1st l i101'p11ol, 328. 'l'l101'ulli0lti11g lllllllllL'l'S Striding Panther carries the pigskin clown the field. s0o1'0cl i11 tl10 lllllllll. A poor punt tl111t ga s0o1'0cl ill 01011 q11a11't01', 1111cl l,i1'01'po0l got Its lc1110 111111'lQ01' lz1t0 i11 tl10 tl1i1'cl. 'IUIICS s0r11'0cl lm XXVLIITCII i11 tl10 first tlllill'lCl', illltl l10 :intl Sims 111 l.i1'01'po11l tl10 l141ll on tl10 hY2lI'l'L'll 48 s0t tl1t staigc lor tilt' 1isito1 s s0o1'0. llllIlllJlL'S tl111t 1'11i110cl six cl1'i1'0s :mtl wipul out il l,ill1ll1Cl' ltlllL'lltlUXYl'I i11 tl10 tl1i1'cl tlllilfltl 011111l1i110tl with il good CIICIIIF tllllll'lCl'l7ilL'lill1g . . . v . 1 iolm to g11'0 tl10 lllSl3ll'L'Cl ciillllttli C011t1'a1l clillll olic t011111 1111 8-O lll7SL't 11101' Slz1ugl1t01 s sqm l10 tlCl:L'Lll was tl10 first SCIlJllL'li Slllll-L'l'L'tl lw tl10 llilI1lllCl'S i11 six gz11110s. l,L'Sll'L'. cl0t01'111i1111tir111, 1111nl tlL'llL'llSC l0cl to 11110 ol' llz11'cli11g's g1'0z1t0st l'ootl111ll vi0to1'i0s is ll10 ll2lIlll1L'l'S wl1ipp01l 111igl1ty Mzissillun, 6-O Harding sprinter makes a dash for the home goal. Hugging the ball, Sims ricls himself of a grabby opponent. In scoring thc first shutout of ai Massillon tctim in 102 gzinws since 1948, thc llzmtlwrs not only knockctl thc Tigcrs from their lofty pcrcli :IS thc schoolboy tcaim in Ohio, hut tht' Pam' thcrs also rczisscrtccl their claim to thc Slam' football titlc. Thc toucliclown play that gmt- XYurrcn its long timiitt-tl xictory was ai hcnuti fully cxccutt-tl pass from Xlailom' to .loncs latt- in thc first quzwtcr. Xl'2ll'l'Cl1 wcnt clown to ai humiliating lo Cx tlt-ft-nt alt thc lmmls ol' ai lulrtlflmitting lomin squad. 'llht' loss, wlmiulm was thc st-coml for thc Slnilglttwiitcli, slmttci't'cl :ill hopt-s ol' No. I tczim in Ohio. ln registering their sixth win ol' the season, the l'unthei's turned in their highest scoring pei'forinainee so ilu' in ai 5-l-20 victory over nliszippointecl Shairnn. 'l'he gtnne was tiecl l-l-14 tit hull' time. Wnrreii pulled zthezicl 22-14 in the third qnzirter only to have Sluirmi close the gap 22-20 late in the period. The elinehel' was registered in the final minutes climax nn 87-tural alrite. llan'tling's sqtuitl seurecl at the half and then rolled to il reeorcl 62-16 rout of Yotiiigstmvii South in the seiisun's Inst gtnne. The 62 points ruekecl up hy the lllll1fl1L'l'S was the 19 5 l . Mansfield coach Tom Pearson dislikes Harding score. Conferring after the game are coaches Lou Vendetfi of East Liverpool and Gene Slaughter. 141 when Sims huelteal mer fmin at yaircl out to highest score reeorcletl hy ai XYill'l'L'll teznn since Qui' Golf team members Ricky Baird, Joe Campana, Tom Tereba, Bill Heron and Mike Rosenberg await their turn as Mike Poehler tees off at Mahoning Country Club. Spring Team ave Fine eason 1.4 5 r Spring sports in 1958 enjoyed ntueh sueeess ig :tml many of the athletes who spttrkeci the un'- ious fields before, returned to stan' this season. In XX'tirren, 1958 sam' the first invitaitionzil trztelt meet staged here, the hzisehaill team turned in .an :LX f . 'K eleven wins and only lost four, Phil lioppel's K A W ' links men posted ai ten-two reeortl :intl the tennis ' team lost onlx two in ten clashes. The golf team seoretl tin ezirh holefin-one hi winning the opening eompetition tigaiinst llrook- fielcl and Vienna. lloweter, opposition from Saint iNltirt's :incl Allizinee proved too strong for the loeals. Tom lerehtt mis the outstzintling ineclulist of the season. Phil Koppel in his first year as links mentor clireetecl the i'zn'sitx' golfers to one of their hest seasons. 1 We 26 Brookfield Vienna 9V2 Alliance l9 Liberty Saint Mary's 6 Kent Roosevelt 33 Hubbard Champion 22V2 Girard Howland 6V2 Alliance 28 Brookfield Vienna 27 Liberty Saint Mary's I3 Sharon 33 Hubbard Champion 3rd Yankee Run Tourney ll Kent State 4th District at Kent They 3 22 61 V2 2V2 26V2 2 18 0 l7V2 1 l 9V2 6 I7 V2 23V2 3 I5 I 5 I ' e In Alfonso Saffold strives for a new high iump record. lNlembers of the track team made an excellent showing in most of the local meets and captured a third place at the state meet in Columbus. They began the season with a third place at the Beth- any relay with George johnson high point man, Robert Taipale first in the mile run and Bill Miller third in the 100 yard A graceful return shot by Gloria Loychelc. dash. Bill Mrofchak and johnson qualified at the Tri-State meet in Pittsburgh. Bill won in both the SO yard high and low A burst of speed brings Bob Taipale to the finish line with Bob Rantilla a close second. WE THEY lhird Bethany Relays 73 Alliance . . . 45 32 Mansfield . . 55 91 llayenna . . 30 TU Ursuline ..... 53 Ifirst Warren Invitational Relays Sixth Muskingum llelays l7irst District Meet 'l'hird State Meet hurdles. George was fourth in the shot put. .Xt the Denison University relays Mrof- chak placed fifth in the 50 yard high hurdles and johnson second in the shot put. One hundred and forty schools partici- pated in the Mansfield relays with George lracy placing fifth in the mile run while johnson claimed a fourth in the discus throw. Paul Warfields hroad jump in the Xluskingum relays helped to win the Panthers an oyerall fifth. il'he Northeastern Ohio District title was captured by the Panthers at Salem. l'he comhined efforts of the team brought I E H Champion George Johnson tries for another shot pu! record vu ii S'f.ff . H. xiii-,A A running start . . . a tremendous lift . . . and Bob Sims clears the pole vault bar with inches to spare. ai winning score of 63 l3f'2l points. Millcr, '1ll'ilL'l' :incl NYurt'iclcl all sturrccl to nmlic 12 points and give thc school tl third in thc state mcct at Columbus. Outstanding rccorcls set during thc scason incluclccl Brogclon, Millcr, XYZIF' ficlcl and l'lowzu'cl Rl record 880 rcluv ut thc NFO mcct at Salem, johnson cham- pionship discus throw of 163' 1OV2 ut thc statc mcct, and lllirficlcl ai rccorcl hroacl jump of 22' 7 at thc stutc mcct. lXlClllllCl'S of the tmck tcaun arc: lluy Grosncck, .loc hlinotti, Tom Illurco, Mila' lill!llliICli, Clivc llarhin, Paul fxl'lllSll'tlI1g, lfcl Col- lins. lom Nunn, Douglas Brown, Cliurlcs Cifilllillll. lloxx 2: Nr. Duclnling, Gcorgc lfostcr, mgr., George Ylll'lL'L'li, .Mcry Dizuuoml- stein, Allen Dizmiomlstcin, .launcs Davis, Don Sfuch, lfric Thomp- son, S. XY. Provitt, Gcorgc rlNl'2lL'l', 'loc Smith, Dmitl ,lLllNL'S, mgr., Mr. johnson. Ifront: Ulauncs Mufulic, Philip lirogclon, Gcorgc lirown, Boh Sims, Tom Xlfslcy, Paul XY1n'ficld, Xxvllllillll Millcr, Ccorgc johnson, lXlzu'x'in llowziiwl, llohcrt llzmtillu. fXll'0l1S0 Sail? fold, llohcrt Tziipulc. 145 'W '1 ux Harding Plays Host l'lcwn tczims pairticipzitcal in ll4ii'cling's Fi .Xiinuiil lnvitzilioiml liitci'sL'liol1islic lrziclc Mant urgiiiiifcel hi Guorgc .Iolinson to ciicoiiiwigc track .mil lic-lil cwiils as ll inure mort. 'lhc' l'zintli0rs won thu ment hx' scar' . ,.vi it -- lllllL'l' lui' il lulzil ul' 99 poi popular high sch ,-.-, 'i . 4 .4 a nts, Track star Bill Miller scores another first. Winners in Warren's first Invita- tional Track Meet are: G. Johnson, Jr., R. Taipole, .l. Mazalic, R. Ran- tilla, W. Miller, D. Szuch, W. Jones, P. Warfield. Kneeling: D. Brown, G. Tracy. Kwai Proud Warren coaches, J. Dudding and G. Johnson display trophies. The 1958 crop of tennis players brought home eight victories while suffering only two setbacks, both to Youngstown Rayen, under the leadership of Coach Michael Marcarello. The team began slow in practice but after rough spots were rubbed out, the netmen emerged overconfident as the opening round against Rayen indicated. The Panthers lost by a close 4-3 score. A second clash with Rayen in the next to the last match of the season once again proved fatal as Harding's winning streak was snapped. Up to that point the locals had romped over their seven preceding opponents by wide margins including three shutouts. Marcarello revealed that in seven years as tennis coach, his teams have received the most trouble from Rayen. One of Marcarellds proteges, Gloria Loychek, received the Outstanding Trophy Award from the Warren Tennis Club. J orry Pal Was Fenstermaker Bill McMillm we THEY 3 Rayen . . 4 6 Canfield . . 1 5 Boardman .... . 2 7 Youngstown South . . O 7 Canfield .... . 0 7 Youngstown South . . 0 5 Boardman . . . . 2 6 Massillon . . 1 2 Rayon . . . 5 4 Ursuline . . 2 147 The blseball team includes: Rear-Mr. Hughes, lCoachlp J. Pielila, D. Reisman, K. Lobaugh, R. Zales, J. Lendak, R. McGarry, .I. Malone, J. Meore, J. Brugler. Front-J. Vonnihi, J. Redmond, G. Crukllley, G. Plfulu, M. Mlggieno, E. Stroud, W. Jones. Seated-J. Raymond. The baseball team experienced an exceptionally successful campaign under the direction of Coach Paul Hughes despite two stinging submissions suffered to Niles. The locals compiled eleven wins against only four losses. The Youngstown Mooney scrap played in Warren at Perkins Park probably highlighted the season when senior john Moore hurled a no- hitter to snap the squad out of its only losing streak. john's no-hitter was threatened when a Texas Leaguer slipped thru the hands of XVillie Alones allowing the slugger to reach second base, but the play was ruled an error. Final score was 10-O. The Panthers were red-hot in the tournament until they met Lancaster in East Liverpool. The Potters there simmered Warren, 10-3. ln competition with Niles, Warren bowed 6-3 the first time they clashed in a non-league gameg llarding avenged itself by triumphing ll-1 in the tournament, but the lied Dragons topped the Panthers in the campaign closer, 5-4. 148 we 3 Niles Cnon-leagueD 2 Struthers . . . 12 Howland . . 10 Cardinal Mooney . 2 ,'Liberty. . . 5 liStruthers . 11 'Niles .... 7 4Can1pbell Memorial 3 4Lancaster . . . 6 Hubbard . . . 3 Youngstown lfast . 6 Youngstown South 7 Campbell Memorial 7 Boardman. . . 4 Niles . 7Tournament THEY 6 5 O O 1 4 1 5 10 5 2 4 3 2 5 Ucoi'gc -lolinson, physical Ulllllilillll instructor and season to lutwuiiic tht' first umlt-t'cutctl ICQIIII in tht' scImol's tviifyciir L'l'llSS'L'OlIl1tI'f history. The ciistcrn Ohio District Xlvct nt Akron anal canine tcrutl in tht' stillt' mcct stzlgctl art Colunihus. Undefeated Team XX'ith plcnty of good 1niitt'1'iul to clroost' from, rzirsilx' coaicli, st-lot-tctl tht' fiit' first-string mum- hcrs ui' L'l'USS'k'0lIllll'f trmn twenty cwimliclzltcs. llis UIIISIQIIHHIIQ tciim t'xpcricncctl twciity-mic rit'torit's in as inuny mccts during the regular lung tlistzmcc quintet plnctrtl sccoiul in thc North- in tcnth out ut' ii lit-lil ol' tixcntx-six sclwols cn- Cross country champion George Tracy wins again. Members of the cross country team and opponents take off during a mee! at Packard Park. 149 Winter Brings Exciting Contests Under the direction of new coach Dick liovd, the Panthers fought their wav through a long and tough basketball season. Out of seventeen games they managed eight wins and nine losses. A determined squad squelched a late rnllv in the final minutes of the fourth quarter to edge lidinhurgh South Fast 5956 and hand Coach Boyd his first victorv as Panther mentor. Twenty points were scored in a red- hot third period to put the second contest out of reach as Newton Falls completely outclassed the Panther squad, 60-41. Both teams battled hard in the earlv stages of the hall game, as the lead changed hands four times and the score was tied on three other occasions. A tremendous rallv in the final period that netted 21 points enabled the Pan- ws 59 41 58 26 85 40 50 58 66 45 81 66 53 68 57 52 64 lfdinherg . . Newton Falls . lfast Liverpool . Sharon . . . Struthers . Massillon . . Canton Lehman . Canton hlcliinlev l.eavittshurg . Salem . . Niles . lluhhard .... Canton Central Catholic Howland .... Ravenna . Alliance . . Canton Timken . . THEY 56 60 56 58 44 67 79 65 39 66 46 T3 59 57 53 48 45 Members of the basketball team are: D. Tufich, W. Jones, J. Curringion, D. lewis, R. McGarry, J. Malone, J. Brugler, R. Barrett, J. Lendak, P. Warfield, D. Brown, N. Spencer, R. Boyd tCoachJ. Slm pmol nut 1ll.llN'llll'l'l3X lmzuling tlu' l'oltc'rs lllnlllllw 55 wh sallmulx llu ll! lnls 1 plmscs ul' tlu' ggmuz lun NlllI4lll ln lmllulln llu l ll1ll1LlS I 58 All'lll1l5 klt'l.l'l1SL' uns so Illllgll llull tlu' llgmling Slllhlll uns unlx gllwlc' lu scum' lmn lwlslulw llul lmn llilll slurts lm six lull lululm puul 1 lwnllluul lllltlx I llu llilI1Il1lIN Imulful lu nn LINK hw -H xu lurx mm' SlIklIllIk'l45. X lllu' Ullt'l1SlXt' sluming uns mlislwlgnwnl lux llu' lL'1lll1 witll Ilu' unnpluln' Skllhlll gvlling into Ilu' sun'- John Brugler snafches away ihe ball in a iump play 'h .'g'. 4nt1'1' lllu' llIIl3L'.lll'll Sllglrrm ligcrs miulc' it lb sm'llxu'lX in m.1u'l1 n1lmlu'r lour. HIS. X l-lpuinl sumring spun' ln lima' mv unllmm r- Xl.lNNlllllll lmlulml llwll un mrlx cllllSllI1lN nll lu lunpm- IIN UIHHIIIQ strc' lull nlllllu lllulm 4 Ilm llu'rs Ill llillllx lu lmll lvl ligvrs' lu'igl1l xxgls Imuw m1u'l1 lm' llu' S . , A lengvhy Lfretch helps Ron McGarry make a successful shot in the Newton Falls game. ttltct' tltc ttrst qttttt'tt-tx mttttttttt-tl tu pour it sm to tttltc it 4 It-tttl lux ltatll titttc. tltc l'zttttltct's st-ttt-t-tl tltt' tltttligltts ' ' ' ' I clogs ltclitttx' losing, 65458. lltt' t lat-ccfctl to at 66-59 tictttrt tttut' 1 clttsst-tl ltttt gzttttc l.ctttittsltttt'gg lc platcltuts, lltttt' 'liutiult spttrltctl tlltt' zt witlt 17 points. Pat tttltcrs. With a high leap Paul Warfield at- tempts a score against Newton Falls, Joe Malone keeps Strulhers players on their loes with some fast dribbling. 4 t-ttcctl to at lil? ltrst tltt4tt'tt't' It-tttl tttt T lttttttl tltt' l'zttttltct's tt 66-45 st-tltttclt. ll 'xqtttttl its Nlttssillutt In-gtttt pulling ttttttx llatrtling tltwtpputl its lltllIl'll1 lttss tt t l Citttttmtn lrlttttzttt. 79450. 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'cs llt'XL'l' ulllll- closi- Wlllll. lllll' lll till' iHlIl'lil KIllQll'Il'l' llllllllglrli lil-lll ill Iirlllll Ill iiiIH1liI1ISJlliliIilL'l1illlllg llll lil lgliw lllll ll Trlrllll XiL'llll'N lllcl' lllc l'lllIIllll's. ll.ll'llillg l.ll'ilm'll lilt' kiL'i.L'IlSiXL llllilxil lil illlil tilt' C-clilivll iwlggivs ialsl llllxlll. Veteran Jos' Malone scores again. I Dave Tuhch places a lump sho? high above opponents reach Qillllllli QiK'l1llA2liL'kif'L'ki illllllillg '59-55. loss ill li1il'lL'L'l1 glllllcs. 1X slllcllllill lclllll l'i'l'ul'l llzls llispllllui ' 1 L ' ' ' 1NNl'li Ll 4 g . , OH 57. iiLlI'li v ' - ' ' - 4 U ' , . . .s . . F, l., . ,X iallt' rlllll llgls SlIlIL'il'i1L'li ill till II' 1, 4 ' ' , , lvcfc lllll ll 57-53 1il'L'iSilll1 owl' iiil lull ill iiii'IL'CI1 gallllcs. Umm' 'l'1ltic'l1 mzulm' lmll' ul' lllll'kllIIQ'S 'mints lu pzuv llu' l'4mtlu'rs to llu'lr viglmlll xu'lm'x als lluw nipluml ,Xlli1nu'v, 52--IH. llu' ,Xlli1uu'c lmms IICXUI' lui up: lum mor, Iluw lmllul ilu' Iirmlnuwm lnul tml m1u'l1 pnlislm xxlu'n llu' chips xx'crc clown. ,X scruppx alll llIl1lUl'lIllllIlL'l lrom Czunf lun l'imlu'n luull Ilu' l,1lIllllCl'S, 6-l-45 in llu- urnp-lip ggmu- lm' Ilamlmg, llilfillllg lul mum' IH Ilu' lmzlll Qilllli' lNl5IK'illlX un Ilu' strvngllm ul' Vlzulx c'llI'l'lIlglOI1, xxlum suulwml txwnlx pfminls this gamut Jack Curringfon puts a shot over ihe heads of Salem players. Hubbard opponents fry fo stop Dave Tuiich from scoring. Y . :mm f nr X 3 W I Q ,,,.. Members of the wresiling Ieam are: Rear-C. Angelo, J. Rogers, R. Kent, K. Fusselman, G. Patulea, R. Rantilla R. Dunsfan. Front-Mr. Parker, fCoachjg S. lsom, P. D'Amico, D. Davikh, E. Thompson, W. Thornfon, C. Muier NX l'i'SlIL'lA5 i'inisl1cal their SURISOII with u 3-5 l'CL'Ul'LI. inclualing wins mul' lwnt Uni' wrsilx Sclwul, lluuIslrm'l1, amd Massillon. 'Hlcx non' llL'f,L'lll0tI hx lliclmlw, Pal., Xa-xx Cnsllv. Pa., cvllxilhllgil lfallls. Czxnlon Ccntrnl clilllllllit' :mal llowluml. limo Ilcfuxilch and l riL' -IVIIUIHIWSUIT, who wcnl ln thc Slam' llwct. wccixccl lmpllics for llwir cH'm'ts. KING- ' Qian!!! 'xi lil? D? YUKNITURJ FURNITURE AND CARPETING Styled for WARREN'S BETTER HOMES Owners Robert King - Harding 1943 Richard King - Harding 1950 1KHNeQl?vU.mi?2-LN? nElEUuRQ1:5GAf m if Niles Road at Homewood, S. E. Congratulations to The Class of 1959 The Union Savings 8. Trust fo. Warren, Ohio Carol's Style Center 168 N. Park Ave. Phone EX-4-6651 2025 Elm Rd., N.E. Phone FR-4-0664 Compliments of WARREN ARMATURE WORKS Compliments of KLIVANS JEWELRY TOM DUMA IZ DIAMOND 180 East Market Street AIR CONDITIONED CHARTER SERVICE for Conventions - Industrial Groups Church Outings - Athletic Events Picnics - Ball Games - Hockey - Etc. Groups from I0 to 500 EXpress 2-3656 THE WARREN TRANSPORTATION CO. OUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 59 THE UIHHHEH SHHITHHU IHILH CUHIPHHU 1296 YOUNGSTOWN ROAD S E WARREN OHIO TELEPHONE EX2 1501 Congratulations to the Class ot 1959 Recovery Drug Company 1264 East Market Paige G' Byrnes DAVID R. PAIGE JAMES L. BYRNES ROBERT E. VAN FOSSAN 255 Franklin Street, S. E. Warren, Ohio CJ? LKQHCJV0 NS FOR YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS Andrews Studio WARREN, OHIO PHONE EX-2-8146 COKE IN BOTTLES 3 sizes, Regular, King, and Family PRE MIX CUPS Cooler furnished for special events BUBBLE UP GOOD HUMOR Warren Coco-Colo Bottling Company 2401 Parkman Road Warren, Ohio Telephone EXpress 4-5611 Compliments of MYER FRANK E. Market St. Warren, Ohio Al.L THE COMFORTS OF HOME 4 Floors of Fine Furniture Everything in Music Congratulations Class of H5911 WARREN MUSIC CENTRES iss HIGH sr. 27 Bus ARCADE West Side Hot Dgg Shgppe WARREN, OHIO YOUNGSTOWN, o. R. William Bell ALL THAT'S NEW IN WOMEN'S FOOTWEAR R I C H A R D S I OF COURSE! 156 Pine Avenue, N. E. Warren, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 I THE WEAN ENGINEERING CO., INC. I59 THINK FIRST OF FIRST FEDERAL First FecIeraI Savings and Loan Assn WARREN, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '59 The W. B. Gibson Company 200 Chestnut Avenue, N. E. Phone EX-4-2571 BEST WISHES CLASS OF '59 The Warren Hardware Company BUSY SINCE I892 WHOLESALE DIVISION - HIGH AT LINDEN RETAIL DIVISION - I79 WEST MARKET WARREN, OHIO 160 FOR THE LATEST STYLES IN QUALITY FOOTWEAR CONGRATULATIONS TO KNox sHoE srons CLASS OF 'W Featuring . . . . FLORSHEIM DREW WEYENBERG R Q B I N S WINTHROP A N D QUEEN QUALITY TWEEDlES D A N I E L and other HIGH GRADE FOOTWEAR 'I24 N. Park Warren, Ohio Success in all walks af We . . . REQUIRES GOOD CLOTHES, AND GOOD CLOTHES COME FROM A GOOD STORE -- WHY NOT SHOP AT ROSE G SONS, INC. WARREN'S LEADING STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS Home of HART SCHAFFNER 8- MARX CLOTHES I6I BEST WISHES, GRADUATES Worren Florists Association Compliments of . M. Kyser Sales Company INSTITUTIONAL EQUIPMENT FOLDING CHAIRS and BANQUET TABLES 3425 Youngstown Road, S. E. P. O. Box 366 - Warren, Ohio Phone EX-4-5631 Compliments of I.orry's Squire Shop LOOK SHARP BE SHARP DRESS SHARP Come to LARRY'S SQUIRE SHOP Moxie's Drive-In Restzaurank HOME OF THE BIG-BOY'S AND THICK MILKSHAKES Youngstown Road - East on Rt. 422 COMPLIMENTS OF HAMILTON 6' MEIGS, INC. SUPERIOR PIIIIIIIIIG CIIIIIPIIIIII PRINTING AND LITHOGRAPHING PRINTERS OF THE 1959 ECHOES TELEPHONE 3869 Nuns RoAD s E - AT THE 1oP OF THE HILL WARREN, omo P H 0 T 0 nnrnonucnons I ampmq, 744, 334 E. Federal St. Youngstown, Chio ENGRAVERS FOR 1959 ECHOES R PHONE RI 76386 I 3 P a t r o n s WINDOW SHOPPING ANTENuccI . . . AT cARIIsIE'S ON THE PARK DARUNG SHOP wARREN PAINT AND GLASS . . . NATURAILYI I BAND BOOSTERS cws ' ' CLASS or 1959 CLASS or 1960 DECA DECIMI cws DRAIvIATIcS cws ,I,, FTA FRENCH cws muh..-anon-G w I HOME EC CLUB I I KEY cms I, - 4 IETTERIvIEN'S CLUB PEP cLua RADIO cwa SPANISH cwa I SPEAKERS BUREAU STUDENT COUNCIL THESPIANS TROUPE 1249 BEST WISHES CARLISLE,AI-LEN CO. TO THE GRADUATING CLASS or 1959 I W e ' ohm Boyd Electric Company Market S' Hon the Parkn 572 East Market Street WARREN, OHIO l i I64 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I959 SACI-IS JEWELRY THE FINEST JEWELRY IN TRUMBULL COUNTY Compliments of Golden Dawn Supermarkets 1839 Elm Road 808 Parkman Road Compliments of PAINT-TUWII, INC. GLIDDEN DISTRIBUTOR Paints - Varnishes - Enamels Spred Satin Art Supplies 468 High Street Phone EX-5-1977 Compliments of Reese Hardware and Supply Houseware - Power Tools Lucas Paints - Builders' Hardware 1142 East Market Street Telephones: Ex-5-8831 - EX-9-1821 Telephone EX-4-4188 Geordan's Men's Shop A Complete Line of S P O R T S W E A R for Men and Young Men 287 East Market Street Warren, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS - GOOD LUCK OTT'S DRUG STORE WM. M. COX, Druggist 402 EAST MARKET STREET WE WISH YOU SUCCESS The Prinl:z Co., Inc. THE MODERN STORE FOR MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING Corner of North Park and High CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 340 TAYLUB WINFIELD Gwpmmm FOR CARA NOME COSMETICS THE RELIABLE WEST SIDE STORE REXALL DRUGS - CAMERA AND FILM R I d G GO TO ow an rocery WoodcocIe's Pharmacy MEMS The Rexall Drug Store a n d GROCERIES II80 W. Market Street Warren, Ohio P e5C'IPII0 Service Corner West Market and Parkman 166 COMP I ENTS OF Q0MpLlMENT3 cleane faresier E'I7LflfOyl7ZElZf Gqgszzcy O, B IQ I E N Phon EX49266 PEO LE E OU BUSINESS COMPLIMENTS OF COPPERWELD STEEL COMPANY ARISTOLOY STEEL DIVISION Congratulations to the Class of 259 STROUSS-HIRSHBERG'S CORNER STORE THE GRISWOLD COMPANY STROUSS' APPLIANCE STORE AUTQMQTIVE, INC, OF WARREN DS O SOF AU OMOT E P O UCTS 4 PINE V U S WARREN OHO 168 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 ALL43 YEARS 1939 1940 1941 1942 WE HAVE MADE WARREN HIGH GRADUAHON PHOTOGRAPHS DOWNS STUDIOS 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 I959 169 Compliments of Ticknor Soles Company 1555 Woodland, N. E. Warren, Ohio WOLKOFF'S for FINER MEN'S CLOTHES FURNISHINGS and SPORTS WEAR 139 East Market SI. Warren, Ohio Lord Chesterfield Tailors, Inc. Ladies' and Men's Furnishings 153 Pine, N. E. Phone EX-5-4392 MADE TO MEASURE SUITS SLACKS, SKIRTS, JERKIN OUTFITS SHIRTS, SUITS TUXEDO RENTALS Uhr Qappnlh Glu. WARREN'S FOREMOST STORE FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN W 'HGH p Ni fum Il Fasmon TRAINING YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN FOR BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND ADVANCEMENT SINCE 1897 WARREN BUSINESS COLLEGE Compliments of ROGERS JEWELERS A GREAT NAME IN JEWELRY 133 EAST MARKET STREET WARREN, OHIO Compliments of TRUMBULI. SUPPLY 8: MANUFACTURING CO. Warren, Ohio SPCDIQTLAND THE SPOT FOR SPORTS CORNER HIGH AND PARK B. F. Warren Pastry Shop 1417 Youngstown Road, S. E. PHONE EX-3-9176 FINE BREADS and PASTRIES Adams Insurance Agency Co. SIN C E 'I8 5 7 AT WARREN, OHIO Compliments of Howard Shields, Inc. HUM BULL SAVI NG S aiu! hw wr17oa1yf5Ig:fj HART JEWELRY COMPANY HHARTS for DIAMONDS ' 'I70 N. Park Ave. ' Trumbull Plaza Warren, Ohio Warren, Ohio ' Warren Plaza ' 44 S. Main St. Warren, Ohio Niles, Ohio A Cappella Choir, 80, 81 Advanced Mathematics Club, 1 12 Advertisers, 156 - 171 April Affair, 118, 119 Assistant Superintendent, 16 Band, 84 Baseball, 148 Basketball, 150 - 154 Board of Education, 116 Boosters Club, 105 Boys' State, 83 Cauldron, 111 Cheerleaders, 135 Chemistry Experimenters, Class of 1959, 28 - 61 Honor Students, 37 Officers, 28 Senior Play, 48 Sponsors, 31 Class of 1960, 62 -70 Junior Mix, 65 Officers, 62 Sponsors, 68, 69 Class of 1961, 71-79 Officers, 76, 77 Sponsors, 76, 77 Community Comes to Harding, 124 - 127 Counselor, 7, 18 Counseling, 9 Cross Country, 149 1 Curriculum, 6, 8, 84 - 99, 106, 125 I DEX Deans, 7, 18 Decimi Club, 116 Dedication, 2 Distributive Education, 85 Dramatics Club, 128 - 129 Echoes, 1 10 Faculty, 8, 14, 18 - 27 Football, 134 - 141 French Club, 117 Frolics, 130 - 131 Future Nurses, 73, 101 Future Teachers, 122 - 123 Girls' Athletic Association, 98 Girls' State, 83 Going Into the Community, 80 - 83 High Life, 86 Homecoming, 132 - 133 Home Economics Club, 103 '- Hi-Eco-Sy, 123 l Inter-Club, 112 Intramurals, 98 Invitational Track Meet, 146 Key Club, 99 Lens and Shutter Club, 97 Lettermen, 107 172 Mardi Gras, 114 - 115 Mary Christmas and Hap Holiday, 86 National Honor Society, 113 Office Staff, 14 Out-of-School Interests, 10- 14 Palette and Brush, 83 Pep Club, 109 Presidents and Sponsors, 104 Principals, 17 Radio Club, 107 Skating Club, 103 Spanish Club, 117 Speakers Bureau, 106 Spring Festival, 120 - 121 Spring Sports, 142 - 143 Student Council, 102 Superintendent, 15 TB X-rays, 73 Tennis, 147 Track, 144 - 145 Treannin Club, 116 Vocational Day, 102 Vocational Industrial Club, 100 Wrestling, 155