Wellington High School - Duke / Hi Times Yearbook (Wellington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1973 volume:

Cover By Bev Himes S 5 i f Wellington High School Wellington, Ohio l l OE J QIKE ix Co-Editors Nancy Cassell Suanne Couch WELLINGTON ALMA MATER Staunch among the towering trees, Stands our Alma Mater fair. Days of priceless worth are these, None in Memory compare. With hearts to dare, high hopes to Li-fe for us must soon begin, Not as slaves but glad and free. Wellington, all hail to thee. win TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY SENIORS .................... UNDERCLASSMEN ....... SPORTS .......... ACTIVITIES .......... ROYALTY .......... JUNIOR HIGH .......... ADS .................. rf V .,,a - V V --A ' ,' 1 --M amy, , . ff,-x Co-Editors Nancy Cassell Suanne Couch Assistant Editors Diane Couch Criss Wilson Business Managers Susan Friend Toni Grissinger Art Editor Janet Funk 4 ,, w , ex.--J' -,wx A ? ,sw ,af f X Q i,,.- . , . ', 'fs is-'fist-f Typing Editor Kim Stoddard Photog-raphers Gary Carsey Melody Cloyd Darwin Sharp Mark Williams John Wood Advisor Mrs. Baker S L i 1 i i f l Q -1 m J.-1..-1 1 ,W H K 92511. M , , -A g. qhexfim X-nmmwmua, ,Tj W V ,, 'z .,,, H74 N M4 Q, we ' 0 ,, exam' :Z S Vg 41,9510 Q' ,-1-,5gm,. W1,.4Tj, 3. iff W ff vw - wp: jim Am2?EF23'5'u V K M, x ' ' p h ua-an ffl ff-'f 1 IE, 'E?5iXHf55E, N N- 7 U v W 5 ,A .. ,A.. L 1, . W I M 4 W ,iw Q ADMI I TRATIO D FACULTY 1 V IE BOARD EDUCATIO Mr. Paul Wacker, President Mr. Allen Kimmich, Vice President Mr. George Aldrich, Jr. Mr. Howard McConnell Mr. Donald Fahler Mr. Chalmer Mosher, Clerk 7 Tsai? Mr. Stephen F. Schumm Principal Mr. William P. Davis Mr. Gilbert Shellhouse Guidance Counselor Assistant Principal .' --1 Mrs. Kay Dobney Mrs. Connie Mosher Mrs. Betty i rka V Principal's Secretary Receptionist Guidance Secretary .-....i.. .........,. .wgggggig-aug , --gigs ax... V--ui.. . 'gm is , - . ' Y. s lib sr M We is .e an 1 2 Q I . . Miss Marilyn Kamin Mrs. Lynn Dobney Psychologist Speech and Hearing Therapist he gg 'Im I Mrs. Betty Maurer 1 Psychologist's Secretary wi' ' 9 an f A., x 'WN 'Bl W7 -A -:. ...Q Mrs. Lorene Baker Mrs. Dorothy Rucker English II I ii sf 1, ' W ' Mr. Wendell Dorf American History Government Economics Sociology Psychology Vocational Home Economics 'ish 1 f , I 1 X 31 it . Q7 3 ' 3 ,' X in V ii X, fi 1 ' no Mr. Roger Knight Mr. William Vosel American History Government Government World History World Affairs Citizenship Mr. Larry DeVoe Health and Physical Education Mrs. Evelyn Wilkinson Vocational Home Economics 'Ya -49Q 4-H-F' -1- .--f ...A- .-- ' ,,.,..-'- :,,,,,- Mrs. Marvelle Jones Mrs. Margery Stannard Shorthand and Typing English I, III, and IV As.s l Mr. Richard Hyde Geometry Algebra II Technical Math Senior Math gg? A '1 B, 3 1 f Q' , f Li Mr Mr. James Barbor Mechanical Drawing and Industrial Arts Mr. Kenneth Bodle German Latin 12 ,- Q ,4 4 W I I I 'T-sf!! ' ' ill , Aa.. ffmwgggugggglfqx LDP. if 1 4 ,, I .fl nv Mr. Dana Kimes Instrumental Music Ng bfi? ' 5-B., U AIU' H5 Q .gi , '.-,.-V '- ixvr 101 ' -' 7, I 1 3 ,-'.'. 7 . If S5 kgiifif 'EEZFVE t B f J. x v N :ff I 'i - n 13 VJ. f. :lg '.fg'.u, .I h 4--x Mrs. Lois Norton III and N1 Tsar Mrs. Kathryn Gannett Typing II Shorthand II Office Practice as 5 '27 X I I f r 1 l gl' Mrs. Lyndal Parobek Mrs. Nancy Will Mr. Robert Lavengood Health and Physical Education Senior High EMR English I and II 'D .0 'X Mr. James Dobney Mr. Clinton Wheeler Mr. Michael Kiehl I.P.S. Geometry Algebra I General Science Business Math General Math Chemistry Business Math Physics 13 li fl f Mr. Robert Gazer Mr. Wesley Carr Mr. Doyle Stevens Industrial Arts Government and World Affairs Vocational Agriculture I and II -52' Mrs. Gail Kempf f French and Dramatics V W yr -1 Mr. Donald Durham Biology Freshman Science ,,, ' Mr. John Schott Vocal Music 1 -ff Mrs. Lucille Worcester Art I! x Mr. Samuel Clark Bookkeeping Typmg D General Busmess was 1 J , l 5- .gil Bus Dri'ue'rs: Mrs. Harryette Cooper, Mrs. Evelyn Williams, Mrs. Mary Clark, Mrs. Loretta Naylor, Mrs. Margaret Harmon Mrs. Elsie Daniels, Mrs. Edna Mae Merrill, Mr. Roy Greene, and Mr. Dale McConnell. ,. ,..,,,I 'F 1-1 X I ik- . 1 -:ifl:.:.l i f- 5 ' 'W 1.:4-' A W3 is -'WT . fl' xg.4,,5,T'CTN 1 fl.: 'VJ' ' . url is-1-Life Li C - 2 6:15 7.5 , 4' 1 ..i7--v-- ' ' .. 7 'i'F--41 4 . Q 1 xr- ..1.,Q'ffQ. fe+, , Q . was-' , ,, . W H i 4 ' ' l if fi it W , .,. iw.. . ii A 5+ ' M , '::-- Vi -' . I A 1 , ' Y' f 1 . 1 Cooks: Mrs. Theresa Corriggio, Mrs. Margaret Hawley, Mrs. Frances Jones, Mrs. X Anita Carpenter, and Mrs. Dorothy Fox. s ., -...: -C Custodians: Mrs. Doris Takacs, Mr. Frank Storrow, and Mrs. Nellie Gott. 16 I ff I I l I 11 f if 'if T c ' a H. ..-A !7 Dvd Q' 'v 'r 'W moms. if MoNM 9 94'o'6 6 ' A +C '.N0ffg QAO'9.9g'O'9'9,1 Q1 U gf QWQQQOQO69ff5'Qff!0'Q pf qfqo'0,94o0 'b'o-0 9!o'0 l V Q-0 06 9Q1s-0994-Of' W ' 00' 00' Mn' wzgrzeiZ1f':g2:1:'1:ffH523122225 504150429 526266229255Qf?'?ijff?f'?sfi?i'fEi ?Z'af6f6ff I8 iff! SEN IORS CLASS OF 19 3 if-S' 111: Class Officefrs: Pres., Beth Prestong V. Pres., John Williamsg Sec'y., Cherrie Gottg and Treas., Sarah Ewell Y Joy Etta Ache Dean Carmen Baker Wendy LOU Berger r iw y w l LouAnne Bonewit Lani Sue Bradstock Richard Leroy Brasee Linda Kay Brattoli Neil Howard Breyley John Arthur Brinker . I Gary Lynn Broud Karen Lee Bryant Raymond Paul Bucholz Patricia Ann Burke William Archie Cadman William Edward Carlyle, J r .5 Nancy L0l1iS9 Cassell Thomas Alan Chester Janet Marie Church Q J IT' All Syl C1 5 5n Leader of the pack. Roger Earl Clawson 5. , m ... 1 , - L, - --Nw ,l . H, , , ' m n!', '.'QU, . 1 ny, ' 3 .gy H' ' ,. W 4 ' . ' , . Mary Jo Clodwick Frances Rebecca Jean Cloyd Melody Claudette Kathleen Cloyd Paula Bea Coffin Kenneth Roy Cole l 'Rx -ave, Margaret Anne Comstock Kevin Gene Cmlley are Bruce Arthur C001eY Sheila Louise Cottrell Suanne Ruth Couch is 'Q' ' Ries' ' ,xif pw! gggfuv , , iq Wg, :if 3 W D 1 hz X lg? ,A Y - Y ' W H 1 'll Arnett Duane Crites Charles Timothy Danesi Linda Marie Danesi Katherine Ann Davis Daniel Walter Davison Jonathan Dexter Dobney Y Xa i I I 'W Wifi an S 4 -'-1,3'1sQ-mfg-w - ' ' Q ii ' fl Y V Ik FX1 f E VN A ,rpg K ' WH N L ,A -'f-ASTM X, M-. ' . wwiiuiix ' ffl? Will? .. ,H ' ,lg BQ? f fig, , qs -- kfgq .,f,u' aw, N, - ' -55525223 9155195 ' - 7' SE ' 'WK Eg fllii 1 lE?zTi2'?RLE E , .,:: ,:,--,: .azz , : . W, lx. V1 w , Y is Michael Dewayne Edwards E 5555 l ' T ', 'li lT5T?Y7f3'wl'iI E E Sarah Lee Ewell Linda Kay Dobney Beverly Ann Eaton William Michael Floyd l I l Robert Charles Fortney Cynthia Jane Friend Susan Gayle Friend .ES C C l Susan Darlene Given Cheryl Sue Gott -- ,Ll ZZZZZzzzzzzzz. . . 26 57x, .1- Rebecca Sue Greene 'Too bad, Mike, you didn't have your Wheaties . . Mary Katherine Hanson Gregory Vaughn Hart Harold Eugene Hartman, Jr M n Jane Barbara Hartmann John Mark Hayes Judith Rae Haynes 'ee f ip-.ga . ae Linda Kay Heatwole Diana Marie Herald Beverly Sue Himes Andrea Lee Hinkle Pamela Gay Horvath Mark Alfred Jones l e Deborah Lynn Keppey-S Kathie Ann Kimmel Holly Beth Kimmich Charles Allen Kitts Louise Ann Klier Randall Dean Leiby William John Lemke Steven Michael Lloyd David William Loper 2 iv 4--fl C5 ffl? Patricia Ann Manning Steven Paul Maurer Linda Ruth Mayo Jacqueline Ann McClaflin Gary Wayne McKenzie Thomas Louis McMahon Dennis Eugene McQuate fafafaiii i ' fi, 1 Wlli lllgg'... ggi i PM i 1 i QV 9 'F if 33 W 1 ' ii , , - Z f , Y L - ihfi, ' ,i H ., . - , ii iv 1 ig: W ' H T up i 1 ,r Dawn Christine Miller Forrest Alan Mohrman Donna Jean Montoney Tamara Murray Timothy Murray Tom Joseph Murray Janet Elaine Napier William Craig Norton Karen Ann Ogle . f i 35 Q if, 1-5 gil I i L , . i .. I af fn .. . 4 Wig hw nga lx : x Roger Dale Oldaker A ' W IIA' K .r 1 , , , .. 5 i 4 5 5 A I E, . 'f 5,. ' ' 11 if 95 iii ' i ' 1 VVf v .5 5 ,. M r , -A- .W,.f,,- -5 X L 1 . .f V K- ,.,, e - e , r :av ' 351-, Qffmf- xsirizwh N - . ,, . .. . QQ. 32 Kathryn Jane Owsley Martha Christine Parsons nm, , 1 12' ' , wi ,ii R I Q ave! Frederick Owen Pitts Ralph Edward Poling ,, . ,, , . giai-Viww 4 E,tE: iz, V wi .. J- r ,ttnnn tnnnt t 'e L' - Beth Arm Preston Kathleen Fern Rice Randall Craig Roby Daniel Richard Roseler Charles William Rugg, Jr. Daniel Bruce Scyoc William Scott Scyoc Edward Jay Schoville fry, V ii N32 Darwin Leo Sharp III Qii ., f 1 ,l ' I 2 3 - ' , fi , 'ix - , - I Sandm Sue Sharp Robert Joseph Sheffield J 2-mes Michael Sikora Michael Roy Sikora Wayne Allen Simonson Kathleen Marie Smith 6' e Donna Virginia Sorah Donnie Carroll Stallard Gary Frank Stecker ,w 1 it 1.1: .nw M., QM .X Kim Anne Stoddard Terry Lee Storrow Marcia Irene Strubbe will ante, 99.0- 43'-4, 8 r YQ Q , ' 1 5 , fry A 1 -.1-1' L l . Mark E. Sumption ! V W! ' ii ' , ' 1 , , . I w ' I, l I V l lf l A K 1. A:l,, r Ti i ' , I N ' Y' REU ' W 1 ', Q. I 1. ' qi. ' 2: A i- , 'f ' . ' . ns ' vi - ' ,, . - lf? EV If: 9 ,3' William Frederick Tegtmeyer This one would make a nice centerfold. .4 E, -:hem -we? E! ,A 1, . one l l l l C2-Fl Edward Turner Donna Marie Twining Edward Allen Twining f A I , ,-,i ffm' Hs Q N rih'f1'f ' ' '12 5 -. ffz' Q4 .l f., , Nw Fix Mi,'.1.',:f5zff swf, Y, fr: V fn MEM :ami 'fuzmsi :FM ' , 3170 ...iff , if!! Q f w :f.'.- ' Glen Leroy Wacker Beverly Jean W3-ite Rita Ann Waite 7 Lisa Lynn Walker Dinah Gail Ward Joan Marie Weber cy Ellen Weitzel Roxann Lee Wesley John Kevin Williams aelW t William Ziegler K l lei ,X Mmm J 1,6000 QI H605 gh-94 7?0L7zf,' M amd ,df whiff I gg yfizfcojz, yaug MEA, dm! ,je Maggy Wm 7415005 , 0411! aff A561366 glam: ' 2m,ZZV you . 1 I mazdew 71' 7 ' l ff? J, -. -'I -if THE 1973 CLASS PROPHECY The year is 1993. Craig Norton and millionaire Bob Fortney are talking over old times in Bob's penthouse apartment. I don't get back to Wellington these days, Craig. What have you heard that our class has done in the last 20 years? asked Bob. Well, I was talking to Bill Rugg, the last surviving hippie, the other day, and he filled me in on our class- mates' accomplishments. He said that the old school just isn't the same since Gary Stecker became principal. Linda Dobney is his secretary. Merle Ziegler, the basketball coach, has just finished a 17-0 season. John Brinker is now the choir director, while Bob Sheffield teaches physics, specializing in snow storms. Becky Greene, Suanne Couch, and Debbie Keppers are battling it out in the grade school as teachers. Kathy Rice Hamilton, Lou Anne Bonewit, Karen Bryant, Mary Jo Clodwick, Donna Twining, and Jackie McClaflin are happily married homemakers. Many of our classmates have gone into business. Mike Edwards has made millions from selling Hoover Vac- uum Cleaners. Nancy Cassell and Bill Lemke are auto designers, while Bev Waite and Kathie Kimmel are fash- ion designers. Their salesman, Jon Dobney, has shown many originals to Pam Horvath, who needs a large wardrobe in her advertising business. Wendy Berger has a Christmas tree farm with Steve Lloyd, Ralph Pol- ing, and Roger Oldaker as her salesmen. Rangers John Williams and Steve Maurer advise her on conservation matters. Professional racers Dave Loper, Rick Brasee, and Mike Floyd have finished in the money this year due to the help of mechanics Terry Storrow, Tom Chester, and Dennis McQuate. The professions were not neglected by our class. Linda Danesi and Melody Cloyd have become famous for their first brain transplant performed on the willing subject, Arnie Crites. They were assisted by nurses Joy Ache, Patty Manning, and Kathy Smith. Mary Kay Hanson and John Hayes are both scientists studying the cause of laughter. They are using Kim Stoddard and Cherrie Gott as subjects. Holly Kimmich is a professional scuba diver. Many classmates entered the sporting world. Gene Pork Hartman was named all pro tackle, but he was out-dazzled by the pinch-runner of football, T McMahon. Bill Cadman made the men's Olympic shot team, complemented by Susan Friend's making the women's team. Ken Cole became famous for his high jumping in the NBA. Wayne Simonson was this year's Davis Cup champion with Dan Roseler being a close challenger. Greg Hart, Forrest Mohrman, Howard Copp, Tim Danesi, and Dan Davison let today's Army join them. Many of the class members have ventured forth to become members of the new colony on the moon. Daily flights are flown for commuters. Pilot Kevin Conley is one of the rocket commanders, he is assisted by co-pilot Fred Tegtmeyer. Stewardesses on the flights are Peggy Comstock, Jane Hartmann, Sandy Sharp, and Lisa Walker. Many businessmen such as Mike Young, Ed Twining, and Mark Sumption are often seen on the flights. They take their secretaries, Roxann Wesley, Ginni Sorah, Tam Murray, Darlene Given, Sheila Cot- trell, and Linda Heatwole, along in case of last minute dictation. The ship loads on Moon Base I where Roger Clawson has his Super Service. With Dan Scyoc, Donnie Stallard, and Bill Scyoc as attendants, he has made a fortune. Cindi Friend is his bookkeeper. Bev Himes has painted a sign for the moon's newest nightclub owned by Randy Leiby. He has hired Lani Bradstock, Sarah Ewell, Janet Napier, and Dawn Miller as hostesses. Dar- win Sharp, along with his smiling side-kick, Mike Sikora, has been hired as a comedian. Linda Mayo is the minister of the first church on the moon and has assembled a small choir of Lou Ann Klier, Karen Ogle, Marcy Strubbe, and Francis Cloyd. With women on the moon, it was not long until Paula Coffin had opened a beauty shop and hired operators Bev Eaton, Kathy Davis, and Linda Brattoli. Some of the customers to be seen in their shop are Kathy Owsley, Donna Montoney, and Beth Preston. To locate the points of interest on the moon, Charles Nutter set up a travel bureau, and with guides Patty Burke, Judy Haynes, Andrea Hinkle, and Diana Herald he has captured the tourist trade. The moon dust, once thought worthless, is being farmed by the 38 Murray brothers, Fred Pitts, Neil Breyley, Mark J ones, Gary Broud, and Ray Bucholz. Dean Baker and Mar- tha Parsons are Moon County agents. Upon returning to the ship, one would pass by Ed Schoville's General Store, Glen Wacker's computer dating service, Mindy Pratt and Dinah Ward's delicatessen, Joan Weber's plumbing shop, and Rita Waite and Nancy Weitzel's furniture store. Technicians Bruce Cooley, Carl Turner, Randy Roby, and Jim Sikora ready the rocket for the return trip to earth. Our class has gone far both here on earth and on the moon, said Bob. l've always felt that they Would. I'm just sorry I never get back to Wellington. Well, listen! I'm on my Way back to my hay farm now-so why not join me? Craig asked. Great! replied Bob. Then hurry, because the next plane for Wellington Exempted Village Airport leaves in 19 minutes and 73 seconds! -Craig Norton w E 6 A, NERLRUGTOM Ex!-. 9043 A ' ' ' s ' x ' 1 . I I ss I I' : , x a -4 .lf Z. 39 GRADUATIO MEMORIE Valedictorian: Mary Kay Hanson Salutatorian: Becky Greene .sf Citizenship Award: Citizenship Award: Suanne Couch John Williams JF' ,fn if 4 I i heir irq' I v K June 10, 1973, was an important day for 129 Wellington High School seniors as their school days ended. The Commencement exer- cises went smoothly in spite of the sunny 900 weather. There were many smiles and a few tears, but the seniors will remem- ber their day of graduation forever. 41 C0 Wellington High School N inety-N inth CE E EXERCISES Program Prelude ........ .................................. ................. ....., The audience is requested to stand during the processic the Pledge of Allegiance is given. Processional Invocation ...... ...... ..... Pledge of Allegiance ..... Class Speaker Class Speaker ...... Announcement of Honor Graduates ...... Salutatory .... Valedictory ............................................... Presentation of Citizenship Award ...... ......... Presentation of Class of 1973 ..... Awarding of Diplomas ...... Please refrain from applause until all the diplomas art aw Alma Mater ....................... ......................... . Benediction After the Benediction the audience will he seated during Recessional The Commencement Band mal and remain standing until after Thomas McMahon Student Council President Cheryl Gott Senior Class Secretary Beth Preston Senior Class President Vllilliams Senior Class Vice President C.H. Allison Superintendent Rebecca Greene Mary Kay Hanson Gilbert Shellhouse Ass't. High School Principal Stephen F. Schumm High School Principal Paul VVacker President, Board of Education arded. The Commencement Band Sarah Ewell Senior Class Treasurer the recessional. 2161 411 asm- -B 'iii lf Robert Bowman 1954-1972 We dedicate the 1973 DUKE to the memory of Bob Bowman. Bob, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bow- man, was killed in Germany While serving in the United States Army. Even though Bob did not graduate with the Class of 1973, he will always be remem- bered for his great smile and personality. SENIOR SUPERLATIVE X l L i SU S .,,Lf Y ,,..... vi- gfag , . -'I Q . 1. s.. . -..,-f ' MOST STUDIOUS' Mary Kay Hanson and Craig Norton MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Suanne Couch and Darwin Sharp MOST MISCHIEVOUS: Bill Rugg and Jane Hartmann MOST TALKATIVEY Steve Lloyd and Lou Ann Klier 44 CLASS CLOWNS: Roger Clawson and Andrea Hinkle . L' f1'sQ', , ff , . ' f 5 ,A L 1 ,ef .. XR aga, 1 A -,-. 15? ii ,,.. ' .M if if Hal l i L! lift is ' Wi' ,..Q l Vs, , T F gill ,, 5 X Q A I - - 3 a ' EE 'A 1' ' . I 67 I ,Q E . if 1 ,V 5 MOST DEPENDABLE Nancy Cassell and Merle Ziegler 0 O ,--. .3 -Xe QWT' W - ft 1 D' ' BEST DRESSED: Mike Young and Bev Waite ,Arif MOST ATHLETIC' Bob Sheffield and Susan Friend 45 .V I Y S . u ' - l MOST ARTISTIC' Dave Lopez' and Bev Himes V' , K FRIENDLIESI1' Gene Hartman and Sarah Ewell MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Kim Stoddard and Mike Edwards 46 MOST TALEN TED: John Williams and Marcy Strubbe Wyfgfydyffwm af' do Q A 3 W! x 1 lwfmX .Aff Af' --Q4 JMMM ,W Dwi MM x SPA Fgifadgwp QQQAOQ fix 1 3 cg, 'VYMY A Wm-W 525509. 95320 GVESXPZM if? XZ SQ flbgfib-Dm qx9?iP aff BP Q3 QMQQW ff 7 sig 41 f wgigh Qyimg M ,fix XC WX MM ML Af NW Xf WM? AWB Ygwi SN Q51 fffk VXUQ:Kf,ab 'Dave 7 ff W'Us?f Q Q0Mig Q' E523 ' 5A wr bfi bwdhloufjlmnq KQJL1 iq: M XWWW 12527 5? . QW A ffww ,MMM Mwiaw a5 'xg2g?!W 52ff,,,.,zVP Mia MW Awfg-fijwQv i fm gk ff 2 Q H513 W9 S 'X YA QM N354 SENIOR PARENT PATRONS MR. MR. MR. MR. and MRS and MRS and MRS MR. and MRS. and MRS. . SHIRLEY C. BAKER CLIFFORD BERGER ARTHUR BRINKER KARL BROUD RAY CASSELL MR. and MRS. ROGER CHESTER, JR. MR. and MRS. MR. and MRS. and MRS. MR. and MRS. MR. and MRS. MR. CHARLES DANESI LEWIS EATON LYLE FRIEND HAROLD HARTMAN ALEX HORVATH MRS. BARBARA KEPPERS MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR and MRS and MRS and MRS and MRS and MRS and MRS and MRS: J. WILLIAM LEMKE WILLIS LOPER GEORGE MAURER ' THOMAS C. McMAHON JOHN OGLE DORRELL PITTS WILLIAM PRESTON MR: and MRs.'WARREN STODDARD MR. MR. MR. MR. and MRS. and MRS. and MRS. and MRS. RAYMOND WAITE WILLARD WAITE WILBUR WILLIAMS WALTER YOUNG 1 2 j l 'si nfl funn- lr ll..1f.na..4wv.-4 ATH mmoaoox or ENGLISH c' UN DERCLASSMEN o CLASS OF 19 4 Allison, Nancy Baker, Mary Barbor, Becky Bartoto, Barbara Bartoto, Richard Bealer, Mary Belza, Ed Blair, DeLonna Bottomlee, Linda Bowman, Kathy Brandt, Tari Brennan, Kathy Brosius, David Bughman, Debbie Burnett, Cindy Carpenter, Janet Carsey, Gary Cassidy, Patty Cloyd, Carolyn Conklin, Steve Couch, Diane Crites, Donna Diedrick, Mark Doty, Gerald 50 l 1 Class Officers: Pres., Doug Moodyg V. Pres., Sam Roberts, Sec'y., Jennie Reed, and Treas., Criss Wilson. Durham, Becky Evans, Leo Fahler, Elaine Fahler, Mike Farnsworth, Bridget Farnsworth, Mike Farnsworth, Rod Faulkner, Jody Ferriman, Vicki Funk, Janet Gallentine, Diana Galo, Karen George, Laura Given, Rick Goetz, Don Gottschling, Cindy Grant, Karoline Grissinger, Toni Guitar, Steve Hale, Debbie Harbaugh, Bill Hartmann, Mike Hassa, Ron Hawley, Steve Hemphill, Merry Hirzel, Lynn Roll out the barrel. 51 Hopewell, Kim Horvath, Frank Howard, Sharon Jackson, Debbie Jameyson, Gary Johnson, Beth Jones, Bev Jones, Leslie Jones, Richard Joppeck, Sandy Jordan, Debbie Kammer, Debbie Kimbler, Debbie Kimbler, Rick King, Susan Klassen, John Kolb, Carl Krieg, Pam Leiby, Dan Leimbach, Steve Lent, Dave Lloyd, Tim Magyar, Lillian Markel, Melissa Matcham, Susie McConnell, Doug McHenry, Linda McManus, Doris Miller, Patty Milligan, Paul Minnich, Tom Montoney, Doug Moody, Doug Moon, Mike Moore, Sandy Moyers, Bill Mull, Lorna Myers, Karen Naylor, Rick Ogle, Jon Oney, Charlene Ortiz, Mike 52 They'll never get me now! gg il ,I 'S ,. 'habit ffi 1 :NWT .- W if Parker, Kim Pasadyn, Allen Peterson, Susie Puckett, Darlene Puskas, Mike Reaser, Malinda Reed, Jennie Reep, David Reep, Jeff Rice, David Rittenhouse, Liz Roberts, Sam Roseler, Debbie Rucker, Mike Rutherford, Roger Scarberry, Mike Sharp, Cindy Sharp, Debbie Sheffield, Debbie Smith, Karen Steffanus, Ray Stone, Melanie Storrow, Bob Storrow, Frank Storrow, Jean Sutz, Mary Sword, Artie Tite, JoAnne Towkatsch, Gene Triplett, J uyne 53 Turner, Beth Turner, Debbie Varner, Kim Ward, Neal Warrens, Teresa Weir, Mike Welsh, Anne Whittington, Patty Wilgor, Doug Williams, Mark Wilson, Criss Wood, John 7 an ' ' L 37 ' iiiiif i fs -:YE ff ' x, , i ., 1 .r -4, E w .. 1? 1, H lfl' 71 bi ef 1 s s s lf i Students Not Pictured: Birchfield, Delmer Conrad, John , J ackson, Jeanette Wyckoff, Debble Kinnison, Jeff Yoder, Sandy Knapp, Kevin Sexton, Tom Stanfield, John Vance, David 54 J Ui ' , J. -h 1 x Y 5-' c a , 1 1 . , I ' 4 . ' -- 1' 'wi il .: ' I 'J Q , -, J' V R, ,xii J 1 of , X in 84,1 la W fl 'il W v CLASS CF 197 Ache, Andy Adkins, Randy Adkins, Ron Anderson, Terri Arnett, Mary Arveson, Lieuwanna Asbury, Debbie Auble, Dan Baker, Gary Baker, Jim Bartish, Mike Bottomlee, Jessie Bouch, Richard Braun, Sheila Browand, Diana Brown, Janet Brown, Jeff Brumfield, Robin Bryant, Lynn Buchanan, Ed Burns, Tim Cadman, Terri Carlyle, Dan Cassidy, Jeff 55 Chester, Pam Clark, Brian Clark, Patty Comstock, Tom Cooley, Jane Cooper, Tom Copley, Tom Daniels, Carol Davis, Kevin Diller, Dennis Durham, Terry Eaton, Diana Fahey, Roberta Fields, Linda Gibbins, Don Gillette, Tom Goss, Ron Gott, Kyle Greetham, Fred Guitar, Louise Hansen, Andrea Harris, Vic Harrison, Rodney Hartman, Cindy Hayes, David Haynes, Rick Hines, Cyndi Hirzel, Chris Huling, LaShall Hunt, Janet Hurlbut, Lary Irish, Cindy Irish, Richard Jameyson, Russ Johnston, Carma Jones, Carl Joppeck, Debbie Jordan, Jeff Justice, Kay Keathley, Karen Keener, Harlan Kemp, Nadra 56 Kepler, Mark Kimbler, David Kimbler, Vicki Kimmel, Terri Klier, Jim Knapp, Bonny Land, Chuck Linton, Lance Lloyd, Jerry Marks, Robin Mason, Bob Mayo, Rachel McClaflin, Larry McClurg, Dawn McKisson, Sharon Mohler, Mike Mohrman, Bill Mohrman, Janet Morahan, Mindy Murray, Lynn Neumann, Duane Norton, Perry Olsen, Dave Orr, Craig Ortiz, Fred Ott, Arnold Owsley, John Parsons, Brenda Parsons, Sandy Peterson, Penny Phillips, Annette Pitts, Sue Poling, Ernie 57 Puskas, Dan Reep, Cliff Rice, Debbie Riddle, Mike Rollins, Dave Rutherford, Dale Scott, Linda See, Vivian Shakir, Jannie Sharp, Dennis Sikora, Louise Sikora, Marty Smith, Dennis Smith, Judy Sooy, Carolyn Sponseller, Vicki Stanfield, Sue Stoddard, Steve Studebaker, Joe Sullivan, Dan Teehan, Violet Thieret, Charles Triplett, Julie Tripp, Gene Turner, Bill Urbansky, Cindy Varner, David Walker, Jeff Weir, Ginny Whitney, Bruce Wiles, Tim Wilgor, Jeff Wilson, Ron 58 new 1-4561341 nm eagle an . 9 3 Students not pictured: Bidlake, Cindy Bodnarik, Pat Palmer, Wendy Teehan, Tim Ward, Denise ' kg Cf 'vlv' CLASS OF 19 6 fx lyti Class Officers: Pres., Rick Horvath, V. Pres., Cathy Nash, Sec'y., Yvonne Gilgerg and Treas., Cindy Campbell. -'Fl Anderson, Sandy Arnold, Sherry Auble, Guinevere Baker, Mark Baker, Martha Banf i, Edith Barbor, Cathy Bartish, J im Bartoto, Mike Becker, Michelle Belza, Jackie Blackert, Dennis Bolt, Kathy Bower, Roger Bowman, Scott Bradstock, Robin Brandt, Joni Brasee, Dan Breyley, Russ Browand, Debbie Bryant, Lulu Bryant, Pelter Buchanan, Fred Burnett, Mark 59 Campbell, Cindy Carmen, Randy Carr, Mike Carter, Gayle Caruthers, Richard Caswell, Charlene Clem, Mike Collins, Margie Conklin, Brad Conley, Colleen Cooper, Connie Corley, Janet Dammeyer, John Danesi, Joe Davis, Brian DeVies, Doug Dreyer, Pat Edwards, Christine Edwards, Dale Evans, Becky Farnsworth, Glenn Farnsworth, Kraig Faulkner, Kelley Ferriman, Scott Fields, Malcolm Foster, Barb Galo, Kathleen Gayheart, Vanessa Giar, Mike Gilger, Yvonne Goetz, Kenneth Gott, Kirk Gray, Lynn Greene, Jody Greer, Don Gregory, Jeff Grissinger, Lee Guess, DeWayne Guitar, Vaughn Gum, Bill Haas, Marla Hall, Rickey 60 mb E, Ai.. 49-4 4...-. Harris, Steve Hassa, Debra Heiden, Gregg Helbig, Kathy Hershberger, Ann Honoshofsky, Janice Horvath, Rick Hough, Don Jackson, Benny Jackson, Sandy J ameyson, Randy Johnson, John Jones, John Jordan, Kevin Jordan, Vickie Keener, Cindy Keppers, Don Kimmich, Ben King, Jennifer King, Kathy King, Scott Klassen, Lee Knapp, Debbie Knapp, Sheryl Kurtz, Jody LaMacchia, John Leiby, Mike McClurg, Ray McHenry, Dan McKenzie, Dave McMahon, Michelle Maggard, Brenda Merrill, Lisa Minnich, Ken Mohler, Bill Mohrman, Julie Moore, Dean Nagle, Jeff Nash, Cathy Newkirk, Donna Norton, Jon Nutter, Don 61 Nutter, Mike Oldaker. Candy Ott, Mark Peters, Nancy Pickworth, Chuck Poling, Sharon Pope, Marcy Reece, Jim Reed, Patsy Reynolds, Dale Riley, Debbie Rittenhouse, Barb Roberts, Kim Roland, Kelvin Rucker, Susan Rupert, Mark Ruth, Patti Simonson, Linda Skeen, Richard Snyder, Ken Sprinkle, Rex Stanfield, Robin Stanfield, Ted Steffanus, Sue Storrow, Bill Storrow, Joe Storrow, Tom Trigg, Karen Vance, Jim Veres, Shirley Warrens, Sherry Williams, Debbie Williams, Rick Wilson, Randy Witbeck, Peter Wolford, Cindy Wood, Dan Wright, Vena Zacharias, Mark Zrelak, Debbie 62 Students not pictured: Auble, Gwendolyn Kline' Patsy Castro, IVOUG McConnell, Byro Cl0Yd, Brent McMillan, Colin COODGIE Larry Palmer, Brenda Gingery, Katherine ROSS, Ricky Howk, Barry Whitt, Tgm Mar! ww. X11 N UM A lu. ,, 5, 1' Wifi , new .,v,z.,gA t grief' 1 r X vi -I-.H x Our team had 4196 fewer cav1t1es' A frog has 4 legs, not 7! ii 5 if e X Ji -...-- l n 'sm L The Three Sfffwges. These are cheerleaders? sun: if .' .: - -'ffl' . u' WA. .FT-'TQ' f l Tw V N W' 5 '-Q' . l':,g,.gPs ' 3.-, pw ,. V ,5W,.,, A -2' -.:6?l'dV3f'555-:'f., 'ff ' l -f 1 ,nu ,.'::,5E , , gs. .1 ee . , 'QQ Oops, wrong way. lim . . .and this little green leprechaun comes up to me and says . . . Even teachers study once in a while. 64 L..f 4 Fx mm m LORAI COUNTY J OI T OCATIO AL CHOOL fx Clerk Typing I Delonna Blair, Lynn Hirzel, Barbara Bartoto, Mary Bealer, and Toni Grissinger. :mm Drafting II Charles Kitts, Keith McGuckin, and Dave Loper. y .Q I XX Auto Mechamcs Richard Skaggs and Roger Clawson 65 -.1 ,DEIQQ ii ir' ig!! ms'rFuc'r I' .gmggts Contests , M .. A !--lii Ii-5553 DEMoNs'rRATnoN Ti' S A-'Z Distributive Education I FRONT ROW: Melissa Markel, Mike Rucker, Tim Lloyd, Donna Crites, Sharon Howard, and Merry Hemphill. BACK ROW: Gerry Porter, Patty Cassidy, Susie Peterson, Debbie Sharp, Jean Storrow, and Lillian Magyar. aw . 'iii' 5 Clerk Typing II SEATED: Jackie McClaflin. STANDING: Darlene Given, Cindy Friend, and Sheila Cottrell. ? I, H Welding I Bill Harbaugh and Kevin Knapp. Machine Trades I Ed Twining, Bill Rugg, and Gary Jameyson. ly tan? Food Services I and II Martha Parsons, Beth J ohnson, Doug Montoney, Mark Sumption, and Sarah Ewell. Ag.-Mechanics I Carl Kolb, Ray Steffanus, Mark Diedrick, Richard Bartoto, and Ron Hassa. .' T Eg! . , f:r. r ' ' 1 5 , L2 W ll! ' --- gi' 1. , , E. , - L -'av 5 gh B, X' l 7 ,1 li x l 1 ' , ' A - ,.,. ' ll . ' ' 2 f-Q. ' 1 ' K :': 5 'll Ll J ii, 95. 1 , 1 4-if v B D Y - l ll 5 1 E - ll. -W . lv -V fly? 1 all ll sw , 1 ' 'Q 5 bl ' if B . ' ' - 1 .Q 1 so 1 I' I -8? .. , B VV , 7' 'm F B lf , A .M 4' 4 V -lg, , I X 1, A: H . , Health Occupations Dawn Miller, Tam Murray, Bev Himes, and L , , Fl A Frances Cloyd. Cosmetology I and II SEATED: Linda Brattoli and Sandy Sharp. STANDING: Kathy Davis, Bev Eaton, Beth Ann Turner, and Linda Bottomlee. 67 of f Data. Accounting I Mike Puskas, Joanne Tite, Darlene Puckett, Karen Meyers, Nancy Allison, Tom Minnich, Kathy Bowman, Mike Scarberry, Carolyn Cloyd, and Cindy Burnett. ,P Agricultural Mechanics II Terry Storrow, Rick Brasee, and Dean Baker. 68 Clerk Stenography II SEATED: Mindy Pratt. STANDING: Roxann Wesley, Lisa Walker, and Ginni Sorah. Agricultural Business II Bill Scyoc and Raymond Bucholz. !!'?Ii H555 3155? -5 :lam -' i .- ' wc 1 mg! li!!! 7 5 Drafting I SEATED: Jennie Reed. STANDING: Gerald Doty, Steve Guitar, Alan Pasadyn, and Debbie Kimbler. Agricultural Business I Mary Baker, Karoline Grant, and Kim Hopewell. l l Machine Trades II Bruce Cooley, Ken Cole, and Randy Leiby. Industrial Electricity I and II Dennis McQuate, Tim Danesi, David Reed, and John Klassen. 69 Distributive Education II Joan We- ber, Pam Horvath, Bill Carlyle, Randy Roby, Steve Lloyd, and Ed Poling. Clerk Stenography I SEATED: Laura George. STANDING: Kim Varner, Cindy Gottschling, Cindy Sharp, Bev Jones, Karen Smith, and Debbie Hale. Data Accounting II SEATED: Ja- net Napier. STANDING: Dinah Ward, Kathy Rice, Kathy Owsley, and Paula Coffin. 70 1' X , e 5 i 1 5 l .. I 'ffffli w Wifi' 3 ,Ei 4:35253 M v 2552153215 A wifi? 'Q--' Half' H' O' PORT VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row: Kyle Gott, Gary Baker, Perry Norton, Rick Jones, Russ Jameyson, Don Gibbons, Fred Gree- tham, Rodney Harrison, and Joe Storrow. Second Row: Ron Goss, Mike Young, Dean Baker, Mike Sikora, Steve Lloyd, Wayne Simonson, Tom McMahon, Steve Maurer, Glen Wacker, and Jon Ogle. Third Row: Tom Comstock, Ron Wilson, Ed Buchanan, Kevin Conley, Ralph Poling, Gene Hartman, Roger Oldaker, Gary Jameyson, Rick Goss, Dennis Diller, and Frank Horvath. Fourth Row: Mark Kepler, Tim Burns, Rick Haynes, Terry Durham, Jeff Walker, Dan Auble, Mike Hartmann, and Lary Hurlbut. GRIDDERS SET THE PACE 1- Coaches: Mr. Riccilli, Mr. Vosel fheadj, Mr. Dobney, and Mr. DeVoe. 72 Varsity Scoreboard Reserve Scoreboard Wellington Firelands Wellington Midview Wellington Oberlin Wellington Amherst Wellington Brookside Wellington Clearview Wellington North Ridgeville Wellington Vermilion Wellington Firelands Wellington Edison Wellington Midview Wellington Oberlin Wellington Amherst Wellington Brookside Wellington Clearview Wellington North Ridgeville Wellington Vermilion Wellington 6 New London 13 The 1972 Dukes compiled a record of 1 win, 8 losses, and 1 tie. This record does not tell the entire story for this year's team. Aside from one game, the Dukes were right in the thick of things right up to the final gun. Highlights included the thrilling, last ditch, come-from-behind effort against Edison for a 14-14 tie, the 18-8 victory over a very large Brookside team, and the 8-6 heartbreaking loss against previously un- defeated Amherst. The Dukes worke and fought hard throughout the season. They cer ainly deserve an E for effort. Once again the Junior Varsity team of Wellington has come up with a successful season. Although most of the time out-sized, they were never out-played. Even in their two losing games, they were never out- played. iust out-scored. Since these boys participated in each Friday night game and then arose early to play on Saturday morn- ing, they proved that they possessed determination as well as dedication. 73 SE IOR PLAYER Glen Wacker Steve Maurer Gllafd Guard Wayne Simonson Mike Sikora Steve Lloyd Fullback Halfback End Dean Baker Ralph Poling Gene Hartman Tackle Tackle Tackle 74 Bob Sheffield Halfback Mike Young Tailback Roger Oldaker Tackle . is Tom McMahon Kevin Conley Guard End D :sg Rick Goss Roy Luevano Fullback Guard All-Lakeland Conference Rick Haynes, Second Teamg Frank Horvath, Honorable Mention Gene Hartman, First Teamg and Tim Burns, Second Team. 75 , Q. S ,W f , 9 'za QM o - A --- sf ,vt ' News . NH i , ia. , 'yi '10 iris fi FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row: Dan Wood, Gregg Heiden, Ken Snyder, Randy Carmen, Randy Jameyson, Scott Ferrimen, Randy Wilson, Rick Williams. Second Row: Mr. Knight Ccoachj, Steve Harris, Roy McClurg, Brian Davis, Lee Grissinger, Benny Jackson, Colin McMillan, Dean Moore, and Mr. Dobney fcoachl. Third Row: Jeff Gregory, Kirk Gott, Rick Horvath, Fred Buchanan, Mike Giar, Mike Carr, Scott King, and Jon Norton. FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD Wellington 18 Midview 8 M W, Wellington 16 Oberlin 6 Wellington 6 Amherst 0 Wellington 6 Brookside 8 i Wellington 22 Firelands 14 Wellington 32 North Ridgeville 0 Wellington 20 Vermilion 0 The Freshman team was successful even though they faced a handicap-MUD! Un- der the leadership of two good coaches and Coaches three tri-captains, Kirk Gott, Gregg Hei- Mr- Knight and Mr- D0b11ey den, and Jon Norton, the team compiled a record of six wins and one loss. 76 .X 'y L, ' 'wr w za r' PIRIT BOOSTER Beth Preston Kathie Kimmel L hm.. -Q A L. KARSITY CHEERLEADERS Janet Carpenter, Beth Preston, Kathie Kimmel, Diane Couch, Kim Stoddard, and Criss 1 son. This past year the cheerleaders have been A kept as busy as usual doing pep rallies, the l bonfire, weekly prac- tices, and numerous other tasks. They all Want to thank Mrs. Schott for her won- derful guidance as their advisor. Kim Stoddard 78 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: Sharon McKisson, Debbie Asbury, and Terri Kimmel. STANDING: Vicki Sponseller and Janet Hunt. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Jody Kurtz, Cathy Nash, Martha Baker, Colleen Conley, and Yvonne Gilger VARSITY BASKETBALL I I pi riff i t A I if if A A , i .ig was if- is 'H ii is 1 M.. iff e I WJ, 1 t M no A M . are KNEELING: Merle Ziegler, Ken Cole, Tim Burns, and Frank Horvath. STANDING: Bob Sheffield, Kevin Conley, Terry Dur- ham, Bruce Whitney, Rodney Farnsworth, Tim Lloyd, and Coach Durham. Dedication and just plain hard work are the for- VARSITY SCOREBOARD mula that is needed to get the Dukes on the winning trail, commented Coach Durham. Wellington Black River Dedication, according to Webster, is to give up Wellington New London one's time and thoughts for one purpose. This is the Wellington Midview only way it can be if we are to compete favorably in Wellington Keystone the Lakeland Conference. Wellington Brookside Even though the Duke's record doesn't show it, We Wellington Ridgeville have taken a giant step forward in this goal, and we Wellington Clearview know the Dukes will come through. Wellington Vermilion We are hoping the new gym will be a good omen Wellington Oberlin for our Duke team . . . Wellington Amherst Wellington Midview Wellington Firelands Wellington Brookside Wellington Ridgeville Wellington Clearview Wellington Vermilion Wellington Oberlin Wellington Amherst 80 E IOR DRIBBLER Bob Sheffield Merle Ziegler Kevin Conley Guard Guard X Center Ken Cole Guard RE ERVE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Rod Harrison, Mark Kepler, Randy Adkins, Gary Baker, Jerry Lloyd, Fred Greetham, Jim Baker, and Gene Tripp SECOND ROW: Jeff Walker, Kevin Davis, Tim Burns, Dan Auble, Ron Goss, Carl Jones, Ron Wilson, and Coach Klehl The reserves had a very exciting season this year. Fifteen games were decided by ten or fewer points. One game was decided in overtime and one after the time had expired. Unfortunately, nine of those close games were lost. Even so, there were many enjoyable moments. We defeated Oberlin at home by two points when Carl Jones made two free throws with no time left on the clock. We also came from behind to defeat Midview by three points as Bruce Whitney scored eighteen points in the last half. h Our biggest problem was playing away from home. We won only one out of our nine away games. sz Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Black River New London Midview Keystone Brookside North Ridgeville Clearview Vermilion Oberlin Amherst Midview Firelands Brookside North Ridgeville Clearview Vermilion Oberlin Amherst FRESHMAN CAGER FIRST ROW: Lee Klassen, Vaughn Guitar, Scott Ferriman, Randy Jameyson, Scott Bowman, Ken Snyder, and Greg Heiden. SEC OND ROW: Rick Horvath, Lee Grissinger, John LaMacchia, Kurt Gott, Mark Baker, Brian Davis, Mark Rupert, and Coach Dobnev Playing to overcome a height disadvantage in every game of the year, the frosh finished the regular sea- son With a fine 11-3 record. The losses to Amherst, Oberlin, and New London were matched by a victory over each of these teams during the season. In the Lakeland Conference Freshman Tournament we lost to the eventual champion Amherst by three points. Throughout the season the team's continual desire to improve and refusal to admit defeat carried it to many tough victories and its very good record. Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Oberlin Black River Midview Amherst Clearview New London Mapleton Amherst Oberlin Black River Midview New London Clearview Western Res CTV6 GIRLS' SPORT TENNIS TEAM FRONT ROW: Sue Matcharn, Mary Kay Baker, Vicki Ferriman, and Robin Stanfield. BACK ROW: Mr. Kiehl fcoachj, Kim Varner, Vicki Sponseller, Melody Cloyd, and Sue Stanfield. VOLLEYBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Sue Matcham, Terri Cadman, Janet Napier, Pam Krieg, Rachel Mayo, and Jackie Belza. BACK ROW: Sandy Jackson, Diana Browand, Sue Friend, Karen Bryant, Becky Durham, Becky Evans, Patti Miller, and Doris McManus. iff ' Y so I is e fiflfsi V A 3 5 llsiiia . 4 - 4..,K is . 1 BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Janet Napier, Pam Krieg, Jackie Belza, Connie Cooper, Cindi Keener, Sarah Ewell, Vicki Ferriman, Sue Matcham, Vicki Sponseller, and Sue Rucker. BACK ROW: Terri Cadman, Julie Mohrman, Lisa Merrill, Janice Hono- shofsky, Sue Friend, Barb Rittenhouse, Diana Browand, Criss Wilson, Patti Miller, Debbie Sheffield, Teresa Warrens, and Miss Batzli fcoachj. l'7l iii' .24 . 3557? oo? S-'QQ P ' H ' ir: ' v.' mg! ,i Wit TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW: Jackie Belza, Cindy Irish, Mary Kay Baker, and Teresa Warrens. BACK ROW: Mr. Lavengood fcoachj, Rachel Mayo, Terri Cadman, Cathy Barbor, Gwen Auble, Shirley Veres, and Mr. Knight fcoachj. GRAPPLER COME THROUGH l FIRST ROW: Steve Harris, Don Gibbins, and Steve Stoddard. SECOND ROW: Tim Danesi, Vic Harris, Bill Carlyle, Darwin Sharp, Jeff Wilgor, Kyle Gott, and Joe Storrow. THIRD ROW: Mark Williams, Glen Wacker, John Williams, Lance Linton, Brian Clark, Steve Leimbach, and Coach Sedlick. RESERVE FIRST ROW: Jim Klier, Mark Williams, Russ Breyley, and Dave Kimbler. SECOND ROW: Dan Sullivan, Duane Neumann, Chuck Kitts, Brian Clark, Leo Evans, and Coach Sedlick. SE ' IOR MA HA DLER Bill Carlyle Tim Danesi Glen Wacker, Co-Captain John Williams Darwin Sharp, Co-Captain The wrestling team produced the most productive dual meet season in eight years of wrestling, winning five matches and losing eight. However, it was not until after the last dual meet that the wrestlers produced their best in- dividual efforts. In the Sectional Tournament seven wrestlers placed among the top seven in their weight class to advance to the District Tournament. With eleven lettermen returning next year, we are looking forward to an excellent season. Steve Harris placed 2nd in the Lakeland Conferenceg Steve Stod- dard, 3rdg and Vic Harris, 4th, Vic Harris placed 7th at Sectio- nal Tournamentg Glen Wacker, 2ndg Kyle Gott, 3rdg Jim Klier, 5thg Lance Linton, 5thg Don Gib- bins, 5thg and Jeff Wilgor, 6th. 87 DUKE TROTTER I FIRST ROW: Ben Kimmich, Ron Adkins, Lee Klassen, Ken Snyder, Fred Buchanan, Ed Belza, and Rick Horvath, SECOND ROW: Vic Harris, Dan Auble, Terry Durham, Tim Burns, Bill Cadman, John LaMacchia, Mark Kepler, and Kevin Conley. THIRD ROW: Jon Norton, Jeff Gregory, Benny Jackson, Jerry Lloyd, Roger Bower, Dewayne Guess, Mike Giar, John Williams, Lary Hurlbut, and Coach Riccilli. The 1973 Duke track team included many surprises. The 880 relay team finished second in the conference, second at the sectional, and fifth in the district where it established a school record of 1:35.2. Sophomore N K Rf i Mark Kepler set a new conference record in the pole ' .Z 1 vaulting event by vaulting 13'91A . He then became ' the sectional champ and one week later set a district fx record of 14'1 . On May 26th Mark brought the Class , A state pole vaulting championship to Wellington f A High School. . 'l' ' l I X 1' D' 'Ill ' . iii l l ' ' R I 88 E IOR PRI TER , 47 Bill Cadman Kevin Conley Mary J 0 Clodwick Track Queen John Williams DEMO S OF THE DIAMO D KNEELING: Jimmy Herald, Jeff Brown, Richard Jones, Fred Greetham, Randy Carman, Scott Bowman, Randy Adkins, Dean Moore, and Craig Watson. STANDING: Kirk Gott, Rod Harrison, Jeff Walker, Bruce Whitney, Frank Horvath, Roy McClurg, Brian Davis, Brian X . . . 2 i- 11 ra - 1 use , , Clark, Kyle Gott and Coach DeVoe 4? esl s S g.,lx X in , QN xv A gs Y f A ...gpv ' -411.- 90 A , X The 1973 Duke baseball team IS the youngest team ever to be fielded at Welllngton two Junlors eight sophomores and SIX freshmen What they lacked in experience was made up for 1n aggresslveness and de- sire This Was proven when this young group of rookles captured the Northwestern Class A sectio- nal baseball champlonshlp and advanced to the semi- finals of the district state baseball champlonshlp 9' .f-,. ui.. 'A - ...S-. : ' .1 ' yu 1.39. ,.. 111' L 3. Lukas Vs ,Q -1. 1 LV: lf., . ' ,gp 'Z ' Q frm 6 ., .1 , J 1'-3. . 'T' -1 1 'Q - Y K 9 ' 'vi 'P 1 K I - Q47 1. .,, -,.l......,. 1 A ...-...-f.-H1 -ir- , ' . 1 giZTi i -. 51, ..1,-1,fn:.,,.111 . ,sg v 1 ' 111.3 1 - .L :il xg 4'13:e:.s:1:1-1-2 . 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H U ,J 11 1 mr H! n 1. 11. 111 '-If J-if: 31 2 -J...- .-...S M Q 1? -2 1 Jw 5-::,f' .y-1 'lv 91 IFTY ETTER -Nl., oil.: KNEELING Rick Haynes Mark Williams Mark Rupert, Gary Baker, Rusty Jameyson, and Tom McMahon. STANDING: Coach Kiehl Mike Weir Kevin Davis Mike Edwards Dan Roseler, Wayne Simonson, and Mike Young. ' The 1973 tennis team was the Lakeland Confer- ence co-champions along with Amherst. Wayne Simonson was the singles sectional winner while Mike Edwards and Mike Young were the sectional winners in doubles com- petition. In the confer- ence Wayne came in sec- ond in singles, and Eddie and Mike were the dou- bles champs. DRI T SENIOR RACKETEERS Y Ed I f ,tx vg A-YN! X 'Ili x ning 5.5 om McMahon N PERFECT PUTTER A -Q4 KNEELING: Bob Mason, Mark Baker, Steve Stoddard, Don Gibbins, Jim Baker, and Vaughn Guitar. STANDING: Coach Dobney, Jon Dobney, Jeff Wilgor, Rod Farnsworth, Mike Fahler, Ron Goss, and Carl Jones. The Wellington golf team finished close to a 'P .500 record. The season was highlighted by fin- l-use ishing second in the Sectional Golf Tournament. f Q , ' I 0 ' O. 0 ' O U U I O . g ' f 0 xblx lvl I I Senior J on Dobney 94 ARMY- AVY GAME I lg, 1 If 4 NA VY TEAM FRONT ROW: Mary Baker, Vicki Sponseller, Co-Captain Vicki Ferriman, Bev Waite, and Teresa Warrens. BACK ROW: Nancy Cassell, Patty Miller, Co-Captain Susan Friend, Diana Browand, Sharon Howard, Manager Peggy Comstock, and Mr. Schumm, Coach. ll , l U ln A Y . Emilia i Q ARMY TEAM FRONT ROW: Sarah Ewell, Criss Wilson, Pam Krieg, and Co-Captain Debbie Sheffield. BACK ROW: Margie Collins, Janice Honoshofsky, Becky Barbor, Co-Captain Janet Napier, and Mr. Clark, Coach. The annual Army-Navy game was held on April 30th. The coach for the winning Navy team was Mr. Schumm, While the Army coach was Mr. Clark. After several ties the Navy girls triumped over Army with the score of 27 to 26. Lead- ing scorers for the winners were Mary Baker with 12 points and Susan Friend with 8. Scoring for Army were Janet Napier, Debbie Sheffield, and Janice Hono- shofsky, each scoring 6 points. The girls hope that next year's team members will enjoy playing as much as they did. 95 vw rf 'ff ,,f 96 Y'7 1 f V . Asa.. , P .AW 4- 1 I i i L l f Z '-A Wil-'33 ,Ex '4 n 1 ...X -1 1 .5 l 13:- 83 , 1 , .1 42 1 4 .1 y..f N.. -.ua an ,. M ,x ' wp lx , , 1, .iw KR l X ACTIVITIE 97 NNUAL STAFF in hi 'F' FIRST ROW: John Wood, Darwin Sharp, Criss Wilson, Nancy Cassell, Suanne Couch, Diane Couch, Toni Grissinger, and Gary Carsey SECOND ROW: Debbie Wyckoff, Jackie McClaflin, Mary Lou Sutz, Linda McHenry, Janet Funk, Doris McManus, Karen Galo, Rachel Mayo, Kim Stoddard, and Mrs. Baker Cadvisorj. THIRD ROW: Diana Gallentine, Carolyn Cloyd, Robin Brumfield, Barb Rittenhouse, Me lody Cloyd, Susan Friend, Joy Ache, Diana Browand, Becky Barbor, and Char Oney. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Allison, Bev Waite, Lisa Merrill, Julie Triplett, Louise Guitar, Sharon McKisson, Terri Kimmel, Patty Miller, and Debbie J ordan. The members of the annual staff tried very hard to prepare a yearbook of which everyone can be proud. B They Worked for ten months of the year, beginning with the sale of ads and ending with graduation. All 1 p ,,, l N of the members hope that the 1973 DUKE will be en- iiill H it ska joyed for years to come. l -3 A I ' -f Suanne: Hey Nanc, whatcha doin'? Nancy: Go 'way, kid, ya bother me. 'I ,sf - HI TIMES rw Je M FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Sutz, Carolyn Cloyd, Rita Waite, Becky Greene, Suanne Couch, and Diane Couch. SEC- OND ROW: Mrs. Gannett Kadvisorj, Patti Manning, Susan Friend, Kevin Conley, Melody Cloyd, Tom McMahon, Lou Anne Bonewit, and Mr. Lavengood Cadvisorj. THIRD ROW: Andrea Hinkle, Kim Stoddard, Nancy Allison, Bev Waite, Vicki Sponseller, and Melanie Stone. F .T.A. H rlwbll- , Mdngxfvf' SEATED: Karen Ogle, Joy Ache, Suanne Couch, Becky Greene, and Denise Ward. STANDING: Linda Dobney Susan Friend, Mr. Bodle fadvisorl, Nancy Cassell, and Marcy Strubbe. STUDE T COU CIL FIRST ROW: Rachel Mayo, Scott Bowman, Kim Stoddard, Tom McMahon, Vicki Ferriman, and Pam Krieg. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kiehl fadvisorl, Brian Davis, Tom Comstock, Dean Baker, Mike Rucker, Mike Weir, and Nancy Cassell. THIRD ROW: Mark Kepler, Juyne Trip- lett, Vicki Sponseller, Shelly McMahon, Sharon McKisson, Cathy Barbor, and Dan Wood, The student council consists of five members from each class. Its purpose is to represent and help gov- ern the students in school matters. It is involved in many money-making activities to support projects such as homecoming and spirit week. It also participates in student council ex- changes throughout Lorain County in order to obtain new ideas. 100 Q ,g i STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Vicki Ferriman, Secretary, Pam Krieg, Treasurer Tom McMahon, Presidentg and Kim Stoddard, Vice-President. A.F. . I -1 I V Q f' I . .- A ,,.. , ww, iz l 4 y,,. A 3 FIRST ROW: Barb Rittenhouse, Sue Rucker, Robin Brumfield fclub representativej, Peggy Comstock fpresidentj, Marcy Strubbe fvice-presidentj, Bev Waite, Judy Haynes, Wendy Burger, and Kathy Smith. SECOND ROW: Mike Carr, Mark Wil- liams, Mr. Carr fadvisorj, Ginny Weir, John Williams fsecretary-treasurerj, Cindy Urbansky, Sue Friend, Andrea Hansen, Patty Whittington, Linda Danesi, and Debbie Roseler. ,115 SEATED: Bob Fortney, Bill Cadman, and Mike Young. STANDING: Ed Belza and Mr. Wheeler fadvisorb. CHESS CLUB 101 FIRST ROW: Kathy Helbig, Lou Ann Klier, Gail Carter, Kim Stoddard, Bev Waite, Rachel Mayo, Kathie Kimmel, Kathy Smith, Susie Matcham, and Mr. Schott fdirectorj, SECOND ROW: Tari Brandt, Patti Ruth, Martha Baker, Anne Hershberger, Cynthia Keener, Patty Miller, Cherrie Gott, Nancy Cassell, Lani Bradstock, Linda Mayo, Marcy Strubbe, Dan Wood, Paul Milligan, and Mike Edwards. THIRD ROW: Anne Welsh, Brenda Palmer, Susan Steffanus, Cynthia Wolford, Debbie Knapp, Linda Danesi, Vickie Jordan, Lynn Bryant, Susie Rucker, Colleen Conley, Ben Kimmich, Mike Riddle, Gene Hartman, Tom Gillette, and Arnett Crites. FOURTH ROW: Linda McHenry, Debbie Browand, Debbie Jordan, Karen Ogle, Linda Dobney, Lorna Mull, Karen Bryant, Wendy Palmer, Melody Cloyd, Lisa Merrill, Chris Edwards, Marjorie Collins, John Hayes, John Williams, Craig Norton, and J eff Nagle. CO CERT CHOIR This year the WHS choir has not only grown in size but has also improved in quality of sound. The choir was involved in a record number of activities this year. Among these were the Conference Festi- val at Midview, the annual Christmas Concert, per- formances at both Adrian College in Michigan and at Lorain County Community College, District 4 Contest, in which the choir received a Superior QD rating, and the group's final performance, the Spring Concert. Kathy Smith was named the most outstanding choir member. Indeed, it has been a very busy and most rewarding year. fl'-:n L -J. sg 2 ff! -2, 102 CHOIR COUNCIL: John Williams, Cherrie Gott, Rachel Mayo, Kathy Smith, and Lou Ann Klier. FRESHMAN QUARTET: John Johnson, Ben Kimmich, Jeff Nagle, and Dan Wood. MADRIGALS FRONT ROW: Lou Ann Klier, Karen Ogle, Linda Dobney, Cherrie Gott, Rachel Mayo, Marcy Stubbe, and Kathy Smith. SECOND ROW: Dan Wood, John Hayes, John Williams, Arnett Crites, Karen Bry- ant, Collen Conley, and Linda Mayo. 3 l 1 ei I 2 g it . ' fi FIRST ROW: Marcy Strubbe, Elaine Fahler, and Becky Durham. SECOND ROW: Patty Whittington, Charles Thieret, Sarah Ewell, Peggy Comstock, Teresa Warrens, and Cathy Barbor. THIRD ROW: Cincy Urbansky, Beth Ann Turner, Debbie Jackson, Joni Brandt, Jackie McClafl1n, Judy Haynes, Criss Wilson, and Becky Green. FOURTH ROW: Patty Dryer, Sue Pitts, Debbie Zrelak, Becky Evans, Colleen Conley, Bev Eaton, Steve Leimbach, and Craig Norton. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Schott fassistant directorj, Mr. Kimes fdirectorj, J uyne Triplett, Mark Rupert, and Mark Williams. D KEBA D The 1972-73 school year began on August 7 for the WHS DUKE band members. Our rainy, but success- ful, marching season included one week at band camp at the Ponderosa Pines, performances at the Ohio State Fair competition and the Lexington and Fair- view festivals, several parades, and five different half-time shows with approximately 30 different numbers to be memorized. The featured twirlers were Debbie Sheffield and Teresa Warrens. Concert season began with many students chang- ing from a marching to a concert band instrument. This year's season included an exchange concert with Ontario High School, participation in the Lakeland Conference Festival, several home concerts, and Dis- 104 trict IV Band Contest in which our band received a Superior CD rating. Selected members of our band also participated in the pit orchestra for the production of The Music Man. The following awards were presented at the band banquet: Marcy Strubbe, John Philip Sousa Award, Holly Kimmich, Most Inspirational Female, John Wil- liams, Most Inspirational Male: and Kathy Smith, Best Marcher. With all of the performances, extra rehearsals, sec- tionals, and paper drives, our DUKE band showed the spirit and drive that are necessary to have a win- ning and influential organization. FIRST ROW: Andrea Hansen, Susie Rucker, Linda Simonson, and Sandy Jackson. SECOND ROW: Sherry Arnold, Wendy Berger, Anne Welsh, Kathy Smith, Debbie Sheffield, and Tari Brandt. THIRD ROW: Leslie Jones, Ben Kimmich, Lisa Merrill, Kathy Nash, Mindy Morahan, Roxann Wesley, and Linda Danesi. FOURTH ROW: Janice Honoshofsky, John Jones, Bill Turner, Debbie Roseler, David Olsen, Jeff Nagle, John Williams, Bill Mohler, Jon Dobney, John LaMacchia, and Bob Sheffield. FIFTH ROW: Dan Roseler, Lorna Mull, Holly Kimmich, Kim Varner, Mike Carr, Jeff Brown, and Tom Gillette, Kathy Smith Treasurer John Williams President Sarah Ewell Secretary Nts N, if K f gy . i' lrymiisf N Z X QR Holly Vice-President xx fy w J s N 1 XXV, .f 'NJ' 105 he il I 5 if FIRST ROW: Jeff Jordan, Jim Klier, Neil Breyley, Dean Baker, Fred Pitts, Lary Hurlbut, and Rav Bucholz. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stevens Qadvisorj, Kelvin Roland, Charles Land, Russ Breyley, Annette Philips, Kathy Gingery, Doug DeVies, Don Hough, and Dan Brasee. THIRD ROW: Ed Schoville, Larry McClaflin, Bob Storrow, Perry Norton, Earl Lee, and Garv Broud. FOURTH ROW: Carl Kolb Chuck Pickworth Neal Ward, Tom Copley, and Chris Hirzel. ' ' ' In the annual citrus sales chap- ter members sold and distributed 755 cases of Florida fruit, which was Worth more than S4,000. The chapter participated in regional and state F.F.A. competition which included chapter business procedure, dairy judging, and general livestock judging. Lary Hurlbut received a first at the Lo- rain-Medina County speaking contest. An added honor came to the club when Dean Baker was awarded the State Farmer De- gree. Learning by Doing seems r to be appropriate for the Well- ' ington F.F.A. Chapter. OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Neil Breyley, Vice-President, Dean Baker, President: Fred Pitts, Sentinel, and Lary Hurlbut, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Jim Klier, Reporter, Jeff Jordan, Treasurer, Ed Schoville, Chaplain, and Ray Bucholz, Student Advisor. 106 F-H.A. , l'l U M E GW Giza MA R59 QSJ ALACIDIPA FIRST ROW: Peggy Comstock, Sue Pitts, Debbie Roseler, Diana Gallentine, Judy Haynes, Bonny Knapp, Wendy Berger, and Patti Man- ning. SECOND ROW: Carma Johnson, Connie Cooper, Doris McManus, Lieuwanna Arveson, Mary Bealer, Malinda Reaser, Debbie Bughman, Lynn Hirzel, Sharon Poling, and Mrs, Wilkinson fadvisorj. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Rucker fadvisorj, Debbie Hassa, Janice Hono- shofsky, Sandy Parsons, Charlene Oney, Joy Ache, Janet Brown, and Lou Anne Bonewit. FOURTH ROW: Pam Chester, Sancy Joppeck, Shirley Veres, Debbie Joppeck, Donna Newkirk, Jessie Bottomlee, Marcy Pope, and Nancy Peters. OFFICERS SEATED: Sue Pitts, Recreation Leader, Patti Manning, Award of Merit, Diana Gallentine, Vice-President, Judy Haynes, President, Bonny Knapp, Secretaryg Debbie Rose- ler, Treasurer, and Carma Johnson, Historian. STANDING: Debbie Bughman, Degree Chairman, Wendy Berger, Student Advisor, Peggy Comstock, Program Chairman, Pam Chester, News Reporter, and Jessie Bottomlee, Parliamentarian. Q all The program for Future Home- makers of America is planned around the state and national projects to meet the requirements for the Award of Merit. Some ac- tivities the chapter planned in or- der to meet these requirements were daddy date night with a panel discussion, a Christmas party for pre-schoolers, and bridg- ing the generation gap with psy- chologist Tom Wilkinson in charge. The chapter was awarded the coveted Award of Merit, the highest award an F.H.A. chapter can receive. Wendy Berger and Peggy Comstock achieved the State Homemaker Degree, and Diana Gallentine was elected to the state office of parlia- mentarian. The 1972-'73 year cer- tainly has been a success for the local F.H.A. chapter. 107 GERMA CL B FIRST ROW: Kathy Smith, Melody Cloyd, Terri Kimmel, Sharon McKisson, Lou Ann Klier, and Carolyn Cloyd. SECOND ROW: David Olsen, John Wood, Janet Funk, Debbie Wyckoff, Karen Bryant, Peggy Comstock, Jane Hartmann, Steve Mau- rer, and Mr. Bodle fadvisorj. THIRD ROW: Darwin Sharp, John Hayes, Craig Norton, Mike Hartmann, Mary Kay Hanson, Steve Guitar, and Mike Weir. FRE CH CL B FIRST ROW: Bridget Farnsworth, Patty Whittington, Anne Welsh, Janet Carpenter, Pam Krieg fcorresponding secretaryj, Mary Lou Sutz, and Debbie Jackson. SECOND ROW: Kyle Gott, Dan Wood, Kathy Helbig, Vicki Sponseller, Vicki Ferriman, Juyne Triplett fvice- presidentj, Rachel Mayo, Julie Triplett, Rita Waite, Linda Dobney, Lee Klassen, and Mrs. Kempf Qadvisorj. THIRD ROW: Kevin Con- ley, Charles Thieret, Edwen Belza, Terri Cadman, Gary Carsey, Jon Dobney, Lance Linton, Ernie Poling, Gene Hartman, Tom McMahon, Gary Baker, Mark Williams, and Fred Greetham. FOURTH ROW: Becky Barbor, Cathy Barbor, Colleen Conley, Diana Bro- wand, Sue Rucker, Lisa Merrill, Chris Edwards, Shelly McMahon, Cherrie Gott Crecording secretaryj, Becky Greene, Jennifer King, Sherry Warrens, Joy Ache, and Lani Bradsbock. 08 KI CL B FIRST ROW: Michelle Becker, Barb Foster, and Pat Ruth. SECOND ROW: Tom Comstock, Andy Ache, Lou Ann Klier, Vicki Ferriman, Sharon McKisson, Gary Baker, and Ed Belza. THIRD ROW: Becky Barbor, Linda Dobney, Becky Greene, Jane Hartmann, Sarah Ewell, Jennifer King, Pam Krieg, Susie Rucker, and Peggy Comstock. FOURTH ROW: Craig Nor- ton, Steve Maurer, Melody Cloyd, Karen Bryant, Lynn Bryant, Cherrie Gott, Ralph Poling, Sherry Arnold, Robin Brumfield, Lisa Merrill, and Tim Wiles. M' 'G wifi PEP CLUB 55:11:21 I FIRST ROW: Susie Matcham, Kim Stoddard, Lou Ann Klier, Sue Friend fpresidentj, Kathy Smith fsecretary-treasurerj, Linda Dob- ney, Beth Preston, and Terry Kimmel. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bodle fadvisorj, Bridget Farnsworth, Connie Cooper, Joy Ache, Patty Miller, Debbie Jordan, Merry Hemphill, Debbie Bughman, Sharon McKisson, and Jessie Bottomlee. THIRD ROW: Diane Couch, Mary Bealer, Janet Carpenter, Criss Wilson, Robin Brumfield, Barb Rittenhouse, Char Oney, Diana Browand, Sue Rucker, Lisa Merrill, and Linda Bottomlee. W H MIXED MEDIA W4 ,f l . wks SEATED: Sandy Yoder, Debbie Sheffield, and Teresa Warrens. STANDING: John Brinker and Charles Thieret. LIBRARY ASSISTA T Miss Leedy fadvisorj, Denise Ward, Sandy Joppeck, Debbie Wyckoff, Karen Galo, Nancy Weitzel, Linda McHenry, John Brinker, Arnett Crites, and John Hayes. E iff. if A V 'Q is ,, i E, Tim Teehan, Mr. Barbor ladvisorj, Larry McClaflin, Fred Ortiz, Tom Cooper, and Chuck Land. A DIO VISUAL CREW Ill VARSITY CLUB WG, , FIRST ROW: Kim Stoddard, Kathie Kimmel, Beth Preston, Diane Couch, Criss Wilson, and Janet Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Mr. Knight fadvisorl, Richard Jones, Mark Kepler, Gene Hartman, Mike Weir, Mike Edwards, Kyle Gott, Don Gibbons, and Jim Klier. THIRD ROW: Mike Hartmann, John Williams, Kevin Conley, Bruce Whitney, Wayne Simonson, Dean Baker, Ed- wen Belza, and Mike Young. FOURTH ROW: Frank Horvath, Glen Wacker, Tim Burns, Kevin Davis, Dan Auble, Rick Haynes, Bob Sheffield, Joe Storrow, Tom McMahon, and Gary J ameyson. The Varsity Club was reorga- nized this year under the direc- tion of Mr. Knight. A large num- ber of varsity athletes and cheerleaders have responded to make the year eventful. A candle sale at Christmas netted enough money to carry out projects planned by the group. Future plans are to purchase conference banners for the new gym and again serve as ushers at the senior graduation exercises. The officers are Bob Sheffield, President, Ed Poling, Vice-President, and Beth Preston, Secretary-Treasurer. 112 ATIO AL HO OR OCIETY E lf: 1. , it FIRST YEAR MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Diane Couch, Mary Lou Sutz, Marcia Strubbe, Vicki Ferriman, Tari Brandt, Linda Brattoli, and Lou Ann Klier. SECOND ROW: Susan Friend, Linda Mayo, Nancy Allison, Criss Wilson, .Iuyne Triplett, Diana Gallentine, Janet Carpenter, and Anne Welsh. THIRD ROW: John Wood, Joy Ache, Dean Baker, Doug Moody, Mike Weir, and Carl Kolb. . T Wu .-,fy .,' 'i .5- 1 Oli SECOND YEAR MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Nancy Cassell, Cherrie Gott, and Holly Kimmich. SEC- OND ROW: Janet Napier, Suanne Couch, Linda Dobney, and Becky Greene. THIRD ROW: Craig Nor- ton, Melody Cloyd, Mary Kay Hanson, Debbie Keppers, and John Williams. The members of National Honor Society must be out- standing in all of four separate categories. To be eligible for consideration, a candidate must first maintain a B average dur- ing five semesters if he is a se- nior. His character must be above reproach. He must have displayed leadership in school and community activities. He must have given of his time and talents to the school andfor community. The membership is limited to ten percent of the ju- nior class and fifteen percent of the senior class. H3 4 HO ORHABLE BA QUET Mary Baker Michelle Becker Wendy Berger Robin Bradstock Sheila Braun Ray Bucholz Mike Carr Paula Coffin Colleen Conley Kathy Davis Kevin Davis Dan Davison Doug DeVies Terry Durham Christine Edwards Sarah Ewell Kelly Faulkner Barb Foster Susan Friend Laura George Mike Giar Tom Gillette Louise Guitar Gregg Heiden Kathy Helbig Randy J ameyson Rick Jones Kevin Jordan Jennifer King Bonny Knapp Jody Kurtz Steve Leimbach Dave McKenzie Michelle McMahon Lisa Merrill Bill Moyers Tim Murray Mark Rupert Linda Simonson Vicki Sponseller Charles Thieret Donna Twining Dinah Ward Criss Wilson Cynthia Wolford Deborah Zrelak SECOND YEAR A WARDS Andrew Ache Nancy Allison Dean Baker Gary Baker Becky Barbor Karen Bryant Lynn Bryant Janet Carpenter Elaine Fahler Janet Funk FIRST YEAR AWARDS FIRST YEAR AWARDS SECOND YEAR AWARDS THIRD YEAR AWARDS lit? Fr mm' l 'l.fi.7,wJil'f l :'E!i - SNA - I FOURTH YEAR A WARDS In order for a student to be invited to the Honor Banquet, he must have at least one of three requisites: be on the Honor Roll a minimum of two out of three grading peri- odsg be a member of National Honor Societyg or take the State Scholarship Test in an offered subject. The awards given are as follows: first year award, certificate, second year award, W Honor letterg third year award, ping and fourth year award, loving cup. The speaker, Mr. Goebel, a native of Germany, gave an excellent message of the in- fluence of Hitler and how one should treasure his freedom. His speech left a deep im- pression in the minds of the students. David Hayes Carl Jones Charles Kitts Rachel Mayo Bill Mohrman Doug Moody Karen Ogle Kathy Owsley Ernie Poling Debbie Sharp Joe Studebaker Dan Sullivan Julie Triplett Cindy Urbansky Rita Waite Ginny Weir Mark Williams THIRD YEAR A WARDS Joy Ache Tari Brandt Diane Couch Linda Dobney Vicki Ferriman Diana Gallentine Steve Hawley Lou Ann Klier Carl Kolb Lorna Mull Janet Napier Craig Norton Karen Smith Marcy Strubbe Mary Lou Sutz Juyne Triplett Mike Weir Anne Welsh John Williams John Wood FOURTH YEAR AWARDS Linda Brattoli Nancy Cassell Melody Cloyd Suanne Couch Cheryl Gott Becky Greene Mary Kay Hanson John Hayes Debbie Keppers Holly Kimmich Linda Mayo HAT A MUDDY MESS! Something stinks! How disgusting! Before. . . -,.-ffffi . . .After :fb 'G .. - V A 5-ws.. 9355523 '?'f:.'I5? Plenty of mud made the Tour- nament of Colors a great success. Starting the contest was the egg throwing game. It was followed by the boys' and girls' speedball games, egg race, king-of-the-tire, and the sack raceg the finale was the tug-of-War. The seniors smeared the juniors by a score of 3416 to 8112. H7 THE MUSIC MA U ,QW .ku SEATED: Marcy Strubbe. Janet Carpenter, Kathy Smith, Melody Cloyd, and STANDING: Colleen Conley. 1 Linda Dobney. WCW ji LIVEHYSIABLE ri., 5 , 1 I1 o . Our Talented Teachers and Secfretary: Mr. Bodle, Mrs. Stannard, Mr. Carr, Mrs. Siwierka, and Mr. Hyde. 118 i :iii- ini John Williams, Jeff Nagle, Ben Kimmich, and Mike Young. Mrs. John Schott, director. W, Qi, w :N . ' , S- - - John Brinker and Holly Kimmich. Gene Hartman, Dan Wood, and Julie Mohrman, . V wr- Stage Crew: John Wood, Merle Ziegler, Mike Fahler, and Gary Carsey. H9 Success is the only word to describe the outcome of The Music Man, the 1972-'73 musical. It was the first musical to be attempted in several years and was a joint effort of school and community in which several students and teachers participated in one capacity or another. Orchestra Pit 120 I S ROYALTY v I -X . 1 F . i X l in , vi l l 5 l Kathy Smith became the 1972 Home- kr coining Queen 'on October 20th as wee ' ' ' me to a climax. Serving end festivities ca S ah Ewelll on the royal court were ar h ie Gott and Beth Preston. The only C err , morable evening wa. damper on the me the 38-Sgfloss to Clearview. Attendant Sarah Ewell and escort, Mike Sikora. Attendant Cherrie Gott escorted by Ralph Poling. Attendant Beth Preston with her escort, Steve Lloyd. Last year's queen, Terri Beard, crowns Queen Kathy Smith as escort Gene Hartman looks on. The highlight of the year for the F.F.A. was the annual parent-member banquet held on March 27, 1973. Awards were given to deserving chapter members, and the 1973 F.F.A. Queen, Diane Couch, was crowned. Her attendants were Cherrie Gott, Debbie Rice, and Martha Baker. The banquet was a great success due to the hard work of the F.F.A. members. .. wk u I The '72 queen, Cindy Gottschling, crowns the new queen, Diane Couch, as escort Mark Diedrick looks on. Attendant Cherrie Gott escorted by Lary Hurlbut. tie Sword. Attendant Debbie Rice and her escort Ar- Farmer's Delight Attendant Martha Baker being escorted by Ed Schoville. WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUNH PROM '73 1-'iw - 7' A gg, X vs P: :ffm f . 331 W . 1 if ' fm: W 'n' X X if qi F ,QM , gy: E , - .Q , 1 N gg K ' .LL S V I ,N ssizsg Wm ,4 V ag ,, xxx, Q Qt ru z , , ,Qi LL,,,, H ' ,tx X ,., ' A f ' n M W' w it I M-4 Y -1-22. M .- W W gig! H - , z.l',Jia'1 g ' . 41 . W, AUM at f y -. f5W 4?f.7? 5 . if V. . 'We-TT QQ , 1., . -' f-, -' W 1,5 ' Jw 'Q Lx gg, ,. . L,.ff.+9Z1:- '- 'Zi 1 -an f W. . ' ' .-. 7 I My-:'d5' ' vF-.- F 'Q V, ,, . 5 . 52 arg-3., XETRA! K ,Qu ' 4 ii: '4'5..1, sd , , H -f 3- H' .-G15 gg .df .,, .f .- - ' A :H-, 'H'-. L- ' A . ',-.- f 121 947 A - . V54 1 ,, -fgs -131 .g ' f ,-vw '.f.'f-3'5 - Ni my '12 1'-,fvgjgf '7 ,V RM ' 57 M 41,55 KT K uc' . .wh sw.-A .' niiff, , 5, I 'year' P- , P E 1 if wr R 5 . . :yup ,gs J Ti l . J Jr Class President Doug Moody Duchess Sarah Ewell Duke John Williams and Jr Class Representative, Vicki May 12, 1973, proved to be a special night for many WHS stu- dents as the J r.-Sr. Prom was held at Torn's Country Place in Avon. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Duke, John Williams, and the Duchess, Sarah Ewell. The post-prom, held at Stoney's in Elyria, was just as suc- cessful, and most students will agree that the junior class did a great job in preparing for the prom. -F BUCKEYE STATER Girl's State Boy's State tl .eggw SQ' 54 . . 4 1' M MX. - '?us:: 1 .1....f Q e Janet Funk was chosen by the American Legion Auxiliary to participate in the Girl's State activities. A mock convention held from Saturday, June 16, through Sunday, June 24, at Capital University in Columbus, will' include political campaigns. These campaigns are to be organized and conducted pre- ceding the election of officials, ranging from gover- nor to dog catcher. 12s The American Legion chose John Wood as the Post's 1973 delegate to B0y's State. This event is to be held at Ashland College from June 14 through June 22. Delegates to the convention will set up a model state with cities, counties, and political subdi- visions. Officials are elected from within the group by the delegates, and they govern themselves under by-laws chosen by themselves. WELLINGTUN MlllIJlE SCHUF -:F-1 JUNIOR HIGH Mrs. Hilliker Mr. Baney Secretary Principal 'im TEACHERS FIRST ROW: Miss Huber, Mrs. Moore, Miss Spencer, Miss Batzli, Mrs. Mikels, and Mrs. Parobek. SECOND ROW: Mr. Spewock, Mr. DeVoe, Mr. Murray, Mr. Carr, Mr. Sedlick, and Mrs. Ferriman. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Wells, Mr. Dobney, Mr. Burke, Mr. Riccilli, and Mr. Snead. ,lik -fu! COOKS Mrs. Herrick, Mrs. Lashley, Mrs. Irish, and Mrs. Klier. MAINTENANCE Mrs. Nance, Mr. Watson, Mr. Ewell, and Mr. Bonewit. 'I30 STUDENT COUNCIL FYQ FIRST ROW: D. Sharp, J. Althaus, G. Disler, A. Friend, M. Jones, B. Honoshofsky, M. Ayers, G. Baker, and K. Ott. SECOND ROW: W. Hawley, C. Galo, B. Baker, C. Reep, R. Hunt, J. Auble, E. Loudin, M. Norton, S. Crapo, and D. Nance. THIRD ROW: S. Cooper, B. Neumann, C. Sikora, D. Fahler, J. Atkinson, K. Moulder, T. Scott, G. Auble, and B. Remines. FIRST ROW: G. Bower, B. Sievert, C. Mohrman, S. Matcham, M. Thorn, K. Tylor, J. Corley, and F. Reed. SECOND ROW: C. Fahler, K. Nash, T. Kammer, D. Hurlbut, D. Moon, M. Wiles, K. Copley, S. Rutherford, L. Berry, and H. Banfi. THIRD ROW: H. Horvath, R. Collins, S. Jordan, D. Raifsnyder, M. Marusin, C. Shaw, C. Broom, L. Jamey- son, D. Hunter, and K. McConnell. CLASS OF 1977 l3l FIRST ROW: W..Storrow, J. Sheldon, D. Perry, E. Sweeney, A. Thieret, K. Seeley, M. Greenbank, L. Burton, W. Schramm, A. Schindler, and L. Archer. SECOND ROW: L. Olsen, G. Hansel, B. Wosicki, S. Hayes, J. Clawson, J. Travalca, D. Fahler, D. Irish, D. Sikora, and R. Cook. THIRD ROW: D. Trautman, K. Varner, D. LaMacchia, D. Hines, B. Butler, D. Reep, G. Neal, D. Roseler, M. Barry, and L. Rugg. FIRST ROW: M. Dunford, A. Anderson, K. Rice, B. Handley, D. Daniels, M. Morahan, L. Jones, B. Zacharias, and D. Gott. SECOND ROW: D. Sheffield, D. Montoney, R. Myers, D. King, S. Auble, C. Hollarbaugh, E. Pitts, M. Davidson, T. Bolt, J. Seeley, and D. Harbaugh. THIRD ROW: L. Vosel, L. Huling, K. Zrelak, E. Mycek, C. Church, M. Loper, A. Nagle, L. Beard, T. Manning, and J. Clark. 455 iq:-I FIRST ROW: J. Bowman, R. Gibbs, L. Brinker, K. Kimbler, J. Studebaker, S. McClaflin, C. Danesi, D. Bockmore, and F. McConnell. SECOND ROW: C. Heiden, D. Monboney, C. Corriggio, J. Zeiter, D. Goss, S. Brasee, R. Bot- tomlee, S. Williams, M. Beard, and K. Kolb. THIRD ROW: R. Forney, S. Yates, R. Sipes, R. Hopewell, D. Diedr- ick, S. Puskas, D. Cloyd, D. Hannon, and D. Blair. , , , i T I 1 '11'EfA Fi FIRST ROW: A. Wallace, L. Wagner, S. Varner, M. Ogle, J. Marks, G. Gibbins, J. Fox, and S. Galo. SECOND ROW: J. Cole, J. Willbond, D. Creek, K. See, P. Cook, C. Barnett, J. Moehle, and J. Ott. THIRD ROW: E. Camp- bell, D. Parsons, D. Auble, D. Brinker, T. Birchfield, R. Boyd, and J. Storrow. FIRST ROW: D. Daniels, A. Varner, D. Bolt, R. Diller, S. Kimmel, J. Couch, M. Becker, and J. Hardy. SECOND ROW: S. Kurtz, C. Lloyd, J. Benach, M. Smith, J. Joppeck, J. Auble, P. Boyd, J. Battista, and N. Palmerino. THIRD ROW: J. Marley, R. Daivs, T. Durham, K. Annable, M. Pickworth, M. Ogle, and B. Naylor FIRST ROW: M. Kline, S. Mabcham, E. Thudium, T. Sword, M. Bockmore, J. Wight, and K. Pope. SECOND ROW: R. Guitar, S. Fultineer, K. Zeigler, R. Bidlake, T. Roberts, S. Ward, D. Bartish, and D. Newkirk. THIRD ROW: R. Cook, R. Derrick, G. Browand, R. Smith, R. Yeager, L. Goetz, R. Marks, and P. Remines. CLASS OF 1978 133 FIRST ROW: B. Storrow, T. Brown, J. Carsey, K. Ziegler, J. Gilger, S. Eaton, D. Parsons, and J. Dowdell. SECOND ROW: L. Tewksburg, T. Peters, D. Conklin, R. Schramm, K. Brandt, M. Turner, P. Klier, and P. Aldrich. THIRD ROW: B. Takacs, M. Lance, C. Watson, J. Conley, J. Chapmon, L. Steffanus, L. Caldwell, and E. Evans. FIRST ROW: G. Varner, M. Asbury, M. Sheldon, M. Gray, J. Sheridan, T. Wood, W. Thorn, and C. Sawyer. SECOND ROW: D. Knapp, L. Bradstock, V. Scott, C. Witbeck, M. Bartish, D. McKisson, R. Lasko, and R. Sprinkle. THIRD ROW: J. Bowman, G. Fidler, L. Friend, C. Broome, J. Fehlan, D. Auble, D. Gum, S. Sword, and C. Stafirski. 1 J l iv' 'Nw 3.1 f 1 , eisnsrgm 3 1 I ' -5' 4 dw EMR FIRST ROW: A. Ross, C. Gum, V. Clem, R. Johnson, and E. Fife. SECOND ROW: T. Gayheart, S. Berger, R. Anderson, and G. Johnston. Eighth Grade Band Seventh Grade Band Choir V57 YQW Q02 Koi vow wow Koi X02 Seventh and Eighth Grade Football Cheerleaders ge S-4 6 X l Eighth Grade Basketball Seventh Grade Basketball 1 I1 X -.W min. if ,,,, Mm 5 L l f ,.......... mu sur , coAsn,G . lliilllnx S 49 ,, .., 1 I Emi' Nl! mf' auxin-mans ORDER OF RAINBOW FOR GIRL Twelve to Eighteen Years of Age Dedicated to God in Love and Service. C-it Z M 3 Y . we Q.. A Left to right: Patty Dreyer, Charity, Sharon McKisson, Worthy Advisor, Karen Meyers, Worthy Associate Advisor, Connie Cooper, Hope, and Andrea Hansen, Faith. ORDER OF DEMOLAY FOR YOU G ME Thirteen to Twenty-one Years of Age Dedicated to Teaching the Precepts of Filial Love, Reverence for Sacred Things, Courtesy, Com- radeship, Fidelity, Patriotism, and Cleanliness in Thought, Word, Ku Deed. Left to Right: Harlan Keener, Senior Counselorg Gary Stecker, Master Counselor, and Tom Gillette, Junior Counselor. y l Compliments of WIGHT J EWELERS Diamonds 1: Watches Est. 1859 Wellington, Ohio 44090 Phone 647-3722 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '73 CHATEAU DES BRENTON REST HOME 304 Herrick Avenue East Wellington, Ohio 44090 Phone 12161 647-3630 Mrs. Iona Cloyd, Admin. Congratulations GRISTE REXALL STORE 118 West Herrick Avenue Wellington, Ohio 647-2121 ROBERT L. KING REALTOR Farms-Homes-Land Q L 1 :li 2 HE.ALTORSl w 31' gf ? Jones Building 647-3580 Wellington, Ohio Balancing-Lubrication-Tires TONY'S SUNOCO :KSQU-D 421 West Herrick Ave. Wellington, Ohio Tony C. Marley Phone 647-4966 PERRY MOTOR SALES, INC. Pwmoum mvlslou CHRYSLER M Mmons conronmnn 652 West Herrick Ave. Wellington, Ohio 44090 Phone 647-2551 139 Remodeling-Masonry-Building Aluminum Siding-Storm Windows FARAGO CONSTRUCTION Congratulations to the Class of '73 PIZZA HOUSE INC. 106 South Main 647-4348 'A to the Class of '73 , Best Wishes ROEDEL S SHOE STORE Wellington, Ohio 647-3085 Wellington, Ohio 44090 A+' you C0005- . , 0- Compllments of -qbwcs mugs Begptovriqlsgles Graduates All the Banking Car Wash 118 Kelly St. Services A Family Ever Needs Compliments of WELLINGTON HARDWARE AND FURNITURE On the Square Wellington, Ohio 647-4333 140 THE LORAIN COUNTY SAVINGEOSL TRUST Member Federal Reserve F-D-I-C System DARI-LAND Drive-In And Carry-Out Soft Cream Sandwiches Baskets Rt. 58 Oberlin, Ohio Ph: 774-1433 Congratulations from HALLAUER RADIO Kr TV Oberlin's Largest Selection of Home Entertainment Equipment by RCA SONY Serving Oberlin-Wellington Area 18 S. Main St. Oberlin, Ohio Ph: 775-0092 Compliments to the O ' Class of '73 ' v Y ' pF'R 7 it p55 it Jf , PONSELLER'S :il Dependable Insurance I Qualigyrlgalliy Plgoduffs for i f N WELLINGTON, ol-no 3 mu ar eop e 73 ---+ iiii 7 7 DJLW1- 7 7 'f Oberlin Wellington 775-0791 647-2875 Congratulations to the Class of 1973 H. R. LEE Sz SONS, INC. Cadillac and Pontiac Wellington, Ohio 44090 Compliments of PAUL AVILES CERTIFIED GAS Phone: 647-9710 Wellington, Ohio J ACK'S SOHIO SERVICE 120 East Herrick Wellington, Ohio Phone: 647-4651 Tires-Batteries-Gas-Oil U WELLINGTON IMPLEMENT, INC. International Harvester Certified Dealer Lennox Heating-Air Conditioning Wellington, Ohio 44090 Ph: 647-3725 Specialisl in Natural Color Phorogfnphy I S T U D I 0 S PHOTOGRAPHY Mr. Rogers and Mr. Lynch, Professional Photographers The annual staff would like to express its appreciation to the photographers from Rogers' Stu- dio for their co-operation in mak- ing our yearbook a success. 'I42 GIBSON'S BAKERY For, news of Wellington and all its area, Candy'PaStrieS'Ice Cream you H read It m Open 7 Days 3 Week Until 10:00 P.M. Facing Square 774-2401 Oberlin, Ohio CHRONICLE TELEGRAM The Vital and Colorful Newspaper LUMBER CO. 225 East Avenue Elyria, Ohio Phone 647-4131 Wellington, Ohio Best Wishes Congratulations to the Class of 1973 SHEPHERD CHEVROLET Congratulations to the Class of 1973 Rt. 18 W t Wellington,eOhio Prescriptions Hallmark Cards Russell Stover Candies 127 Herrick West Wellington, Ohio Sporting Goods SL Hobbies 6472140 Bicycle Sales Sz Service 775-6392 16 South Main Oberlin, Ohio 143 I Best Wishes to the Class of '73 NORTON FUNERAL CLAWSON'S SUNOCO Route 58 North Wellington, Ohio Phone: 647-4616 Bill gl Lois Norton Sun Testing Equipment Directors Congratulations to the Class of '73 HARRISON FORD SALES 257 North Main Street Wellington, Ohio 44090 DON FAHLER'S GARAGE 617 North Main Street Wellington, Ohio 24 Hour Wrecker Service Body Work Mechanical Repair Front End Alignment MARY LEE Congratulations to the SPECIALTY SHOP BRILCHfiELD,S 108 South Main Street Wellington, Ohio 6414552 120 South Moio Wellington, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of '73 CLEANERS INC. THE LATTIMER Telephone-647-2842 REST HOME Plus Coin Operated Laundry 205 Herrick Ave. East Wellington, Ohio Thank You! We Appreciate Your Business. 114 Magyar Street Wellington, Ohio Phone: 647-4951 Delbert 8a Betty Smith LOUI H. WILSO INSURA CE AGE CY For Family Security and Happiness Your Independent Agent Serves You Best IIISURAIICQ 4 SURQGTII BOIIDS SERVICE IIOTARU PIEBUU Complete Insurance Established 1949 Fire-Life-Accident-Automobile-Burglary Hospitalization-Liability-Surety Bonds Notary Public Phone: 647-2341 West Bursley Road Wellington, Ohio 44090 Dawn Wilson Neff-Agents Catherine M. Wilson-Agents 'Pi .3 THE WELLINGTON ENTERPRISE Serving Southern Lorain County Since 1864 201 N. Main St. Phone 647-3171 WHITNEY SHELL SERVICE g 1 Motor Repair Tires Batteries Wellington, Ohio 44090 Phone 647-2139 Congratulations to the Class of '73 HILLCREST MOTEL Truckers Welcome ' Rt. 18 East Phone 647-2769 Roger Chester, Jr. R.D. 2 Box 305 Norma J. Chester Wellington, Ohio 44090 Graduation Supplies Cups-Plates-Napkins Thank Yous-Engraved Invitations Wedding Announcements-Social Invitations WRIGHT PRINTING Congratulations from Wellington, Ohio 44090 Advertising Specialties 142 Adams Street Phone 647-3369 Best Wishes to the Class of '73 Phone C2161 775-2511 PRESTI'S of Oberlin Dining Room JOHN and GENE Banquet Facilities PRESTI Cocktails 580 W. Lorain St. Oberlin, Ohio 44074 BROUD KL SONS WATER SERVICE 1000 Gals. 1500 Gals 647-2325 Even when We're out . . . We're in . . . To serve you better with a Record-O-Fone ELYRI SA I S Sz TRU ATIC AL BA K Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Main Office-Downtown Elyria And Twelve Convenient Branches County-Wide To Serve You Elyria Offices Community Offices Main Office-Broad 85 Court AVOII Lake-33455 Lake Road Cleveland Street-640 Cleveland St. Walter Road-457 Avon Beldon West Side-1000 Lowell St, N. Ridgeville-35621 Center Ridge Rd. Downtown Drive-In-326 Second St, Columbia-Eaton-26570 Royalton Rd. Abbe Rd. Auto Bank-223 N. Abbe Rd. Grafton-960 Main Street East Gate-565 So, Abbe Rd, LaGrange-Masonic Building Wellington-153 East Herrick Ave. ' ' i ' ' fef fiizfe W:f5'f' .f2:f-fs'-f , 3 ,I 1 E 1' Elf ! A -if ., Q . 1' 'iszxlf 'Ogg I - CLARERMAR is Q- , I ,swf RAPKING'S GARAGE I New London Eastern Road ng camping Picnicking Allis-Chalmers Sales Kr Service Rt.18 East Wellington, ohio ' I I I Phone 647-3183 ...- I ' Modern Loans to Modern Farmers Money Loaned for Any Farm Need FARM R HOME HARDWARE FARMERS PRODUCTION CREDIT Toys-Sporting Goods Plumbing Sz Electrical Supplies Fencing 8z Farm Supplies Bulk Garden seed 4267glT?legg11?h Rd' Housewares-Giftwares yna' 10 144 Herrick Avenue 23321659 Wellington, Ohio Gilman Baker, Mgr K Ph. 322-2724 Farm Credit Specialists Compliments of DEL LUMBER COMPANY 1 , KX tw., LDWN GR' 'fagwb x PVS gl in EP- B x x , M gk ? .f 41625 Griswold Road Elyria, Ohio 44035 Phone: 324-4624 Elyria Congratulations from SECTIONAL DIE CO. Compliments of LORAIN-MEDINA RURAL ELECTRIC CO-OP INC. ua 9 Wellington, Ohio V f 'Q ::I'.,51?Q3i?, 5.3. :- as - Zyl:-1-'T -'l1f:ff: -:-:5:Q,,:,:!', V 'f.f:a:2:W- ' f 'f ' ' ''-I.4.2.sg1-::,:g:5,1gf,2g-,1Z I H G ' .24 t Wx A' -2.:- -Arai? ' ' ..::,fr V , I - . gem 1 '- 3 A I - - I' 'qw' l v K I' HISII f!!lg.l.Q , I 11 - 1 of fl L -11:5 1- '- in 25 ' 25224 524:25 J --9 W ,,: , , A FULL SERVICE BANK SAMPLE OUR SERVICE . . . The folks who do COME BACK FOR MORE Make Our Bank Your ONE STOP Headquarters for AII Financial Services UIQ OBERLIN SAVINGS BANK Member F.D.l.C. Company CO FIVE CUNVENIENTDFFICES ' T0 SE RVE YU U Baldwin-Lowrey Pianos and Organs QBERLI N KIPTQN Guitars-Band Instruments-Sales and Service S. AMHERST WELLINGTON ELYRIA - CARLISLE Phones Elyria-322-5441 Lorain-244-1979 340 Broad Street-Elyria, Ohio 44035 445 Broadway-Lorain, Ohio 44052 G uw M, fem U'OV?af1Qws1 ..-. ...- The Sterling Foundry Co WELLINGTON, OHIO YW F:-tfie :L iffy '- - H ' F C':M..s. 1 , 572- ff? 6 - I . ' V- DARI H LIT 5 f ,J Qt. A . ZEN,-.i J! :A -T, ssl., . wtf... Wa, -, . I ,Incl ' I ARI - v 3 s 'f'-'-w-fQQ'H - 5 ' fif'f'7 2-f 5'x' . ouu uunun 'Nh' Best Wlshes to the Class of 73 5fFg4g:,75 , W- 911 3 - y ,,, mf www- af' ' THE B1LL1NGToN Co. .1 A .4 Sheet Steel Fabricators L ' -' 9177 A 421' 10,1 1 ,,,,....Ai.a,..., C. DANESI Sz SONS 6 HEATING 8a AIR A CONDITIONING 226 South Logan St.-P.O. Box 1018 Elyria, Ohio 44035 Heating Charles P. Danesi XXX Bus. Ph. 366-7651 Um X Congratulations from 6 MEDINA SUPPLY CO. ECHO VALLEY Wellington Branch Kathryn Sz Pat Sugaski For Qflality i Concrete Sz Building Supplies Owners KL Operators Rt. 18 West Wellington, Ohio R.D. itl Quarry Road Wellington, Ohio Phone 647-2862 Congratulations From 'NIM f 2217 fll IQQO' Middle Ave. at 2nd St.-Elyria Midway Mall Opposite Higbee's-Elyria With 3 Locations to Serve You Center Ridge at Root-N. Ridgeville Wellington Oberlin Telehones: 122 Depot Street 17 E. College Elyria 323-7451 Lorain 246-6004 343 E. Lorain St. t PLUMB CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors -F-I Rf 'T 164 Orchard Hill Drive Amherst, Ohio 44001 PUFFER'S FLORAL SHOPPE 118 Herrick West 647-3190 We Send Flowers Anywhere Flowers For All Occasions Flowers For Prom- Birthdays-Hospital And For Just Any Day Congratulations to the Class of '73 CLEVELAND STEEL PRODUCTS ' CORPORATION 125 Bennett Street Wellington, Ohio Complignents A. J. WEBER SL CO. INC. Phone 647-3421 Wellington Congratulations TODAY'S ARMY WANTS TO JOIN YOU Over 300 Job Opportunities Available to High School Graduates-Contact Your Local Army Recruiter Phone 322-1622 or 322-4120 A6 Wool .?x10+.OSfA'PxXe.QS . N I ' lil fi f I X I Q, fs AW W H 57 Z R ww ff zf 7X A - , 2 -..... . .fx ' JW, R ' H Qfclkflllldianfnlb ' 94 WJ aku-A 5 '?? Ami t QQUAVV AEM-long I' E Eypls , in ' ENE T 't ' U Qiz ss www E 4 E3L'Eo9.5 Wu f qgliwzg F9 will 5 WEDGE-WIRE E KLEENSLOT .PREPARA'I'ION SCREEN WEDOE-WIRE CORPORATION WELLINGTON, OHI -l Compliments of POWERS AND DAWLEY Tuxedo Rental 17 West College St. 774-4021 Oberlin, Ohio Books-Posters-Books-Records- Books-Picture Framing-Books-Music- Books-Art Supplies-Books- India Print Bedspreads Books-Books-Books CO-OP BOOK STORE THE VILLAGE INN at PHEASANT RUN Serving Lunch and Dinner Tuesday thru Sunday Private Parties, Meetings Anytime Located on Diagonal Rd., 2 mi. South of Rt. 303 Phone 458-5035 FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVES LORAIN CO. FARM BUREAU Elyria, FA-3-3270 Grafton, 926-5881 Landmark Quality Products Compliments of Com limen s pof t FoREsT CITY FoAM WELLINGTON AUTO Products Incorporated 216-647-2115 299 Clay St. Wellington, Ohio 44090 121-123 Herrrick Ave. East E.C. Moody 647-4965 President KRYSTOWSKI FORD TRACTOR SALES Route 18 West Wellington, Ohio MIDWAY TROPHIES Sz GIFTS 49 East Avenue Elyria, Ohio CHET HOWK WATER SERVICE 207 Johns Street Wellington, Ohio THE TOWN SHOP 29 W. College Oberlin, ohio Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of '73 BEN FRANKLIN STORE WEBER'S NURSING Village Park Plaza Wellington 647-4257 214 Herrick Avenue East Wellington, Ohio Congratulations From ELL A E Y I WELLS AEENEY W s G NC Nc. 647-2242 DUKE AND DUCHESS CLUB MR. and MRS. C.H. ALLISON MR. and MRS. JOHN ARNETT MR. and MRS. GIL- BAKER and FAMILY MR. and MRS. LLOYD BETTS MR. and MRS. JACK BOWMAN and SONS MR. and MRS. HOWARD BROOME CRAIG BURTON MR. and MRS. GUY CLARK HARRYETTE COOPER and FAMILY MR. and MRS. ERNST HENES MR. and MRS. HOWARD JAMEYSON MR. and MRS. ROBERT LENT MR. and MRS. JOHN LITZEL and JENNIFER FORREST and HILDA MOHRMAN MR. and MRS. DOUGLAS MURRAY MR. and MRS. JOHN ROHR MR. and MRS. HOLSEY RUCKER and FAMILY MR. and MRS. JIM SAYERS MR. and MRS. ROBERT STANNARD l56 DR. JESS BELZA DR. and MRS. DAVID DE LONG DR. GRECIO DERIKITO DR. HARRY HARTMANN DR. ROBERT MYERS DR. LEONARD NAGLE DR. LARRY PALL DR. GEORGE RAVITCH DR. JAMES WIGHT Hinton Sz Co., Inc. Fashion Shop Keener's Antiques Matcham's Sales Sz Service Strike-Out Lanes Hough's Garage' Gilger's Sohio Poiner's Grocery Dick's Barber Shop Bliss Plumbing Nelson's Music Brenner's Shoes Carl's Dinor Robinson Jeweler Colonial Barber Shop Seeley's Army-Navy Locke's Garden Center Rural Furniture Wellington Greenhouse Montgomery Ward Truman's Funeral Home Hawkins Radio Sz T.V. Henny's Drive In Gift Center Bassetts Giar's Cleaners SWaino's Butchering Elms Convalescent Home Gravely-Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Hartman Pipe Fitting Inc. Western Auto William Barbor Insurance William Bates Sz Sons Realtors Harrison Comstock Paul Dammeyer Sz N .O.B.A. wg , wiv Q I i -,1V ,1-n -.-. 158 Kar 4 -. 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