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EUCLIDIAN 1974

EUCLID SENIOR HIGH

711 EAST 222 STREET

EUCLID, OHIO 44123

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

WESTERN HEMISPHERE

THIRD PLANET FROM THE SUN

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THE UNIVERSE

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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ACADEMICS . . .	84
SPORTS	112
UNDERCLASS ....	152
ACTIVITIES ....	188
INDEX	250
ADVERTISING	272

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Go forth, under the open sky, and list To Nature's teachings, while from

all around — Earth and her waters, and the depth

of air, — Comes a still voice —

William Cullen Bryant

I mean to borrow one day from tomorrow. And I'm gonna spend it on sunshine and things that I love. I'm gonna reach Out and touch ev'ry star up above . . . And I begin livin' today.

Hal David

I was born upon thy bank, river, My blood flows in thy stream,

And thou meanderst forever At the bottom of my dream.

Henry David Thoreau

Traversing the avenues of life, Taking wrong turns, Feeling the way; The child's world expands

to include others, Bringing a new perspective.

It is impossible to believe the emotional and spiritual intensity and pure, classic beauty that can be produced by a man.

Ernest Hemingway

One is certain of nothing but the truth of one's emotions.

E.M. Forster

There are moments in life when the heart is so full of emotion

That if by chance it be shaken, or into its depths like a pebble

Drops some careless word, it over- flows, and its secret.

Spilt on the ground like water, can never be gathered together.

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Leave the house at six o'clock

to be on time Leave the wife and kids at home

to make a dime Grab your lunch pail, check for

mail in your slot You won't get your cheque if

you don't punch the clock.

Kurt Winter

Take comfort where you see it Whatever makes it right Relax . . .

Observe and enjoy Things that would normally pass you by.

Escape until you're free

If only for a little while

Run,

Feel the wind upon your face

Until the things you ran away from

Will catch you up again.

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I kicked off my shoes, and felt the good earth under my feet;

I loosened my tie, and felt what it feels like to breathe;

I found the secret to life — took some time for living.

From too much love of living, From hope and fear set free,

We thank with brief thanksgiving Whatever gods may be

That no life lives forever;

That dead men rise up never;

That even the weariest river Winds somewhere safe to sea.

Algernon Charles Swinburne

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EDWARDS

Have you ever thought about your soul —

can it be saved? Or perhaps you think that when you're dead

you just stay in your grave. Is God just a thought within your head or is

He a part of you?

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As we near the door of our futures, we are reminded of our first steps, at first awkard, but becoming more confident as we grow mentally and physically. Now that we approach the unknown world we must lose the protection of home, school, and community and meet the challenges of life. Our preparation here at Euclid will deter- mine in great measure what we will become. We have the knowkedge and memories of Euclid to fortify our endeavors and strengthen our faith in ourselves.

May I see your hall pas

One for you and one for me.

18/Seniors

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I like finger painting better.

An overworked editor.

This job isn't worth the pay.

Seniors/19

James Abraham Diane Abramczyk

Richard Abramczyk David Adams

The reading of the great American novel.

Margaret Adams Kim Alaburda Ignatius Alioto

Joseph Amoroso Karen Anderson Marv Anderson

Alan Andrews Margaret Andrews Warren Andrews

Alana Andru Deborah Andrulis DarrellAntolick

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20/Seniors

Curlers in your hair, shame on you!

Lynn Anzells	Rosanne Arko	Robert Baitt
James Apicello	Jean Arnold	Donna Baizel
Richard Apicello	Russell Ashby	Denise Baker
Timothy Araps	Thomas Ayers	Emanuel Balale
James Archibald	Joyce Baglione	Douglas Balch

Gee, will ya look at that.

Seniors/21

Sally Barbato Jan Barbis Gary Barbish

Michelle Barbish Beth Anne Barbo William Barker

With rings on her fingers .

Mary Barkhurst Kevin Barney

Diane Barno Sheila Ann Barry

Karen Batchko Karen Batista

Lynn Batista Ronald Bayco

22/Seniors

Alan Beal	Thomas Beckwith	Michael Belcastro
Ronald Beck	Janet Beeman	Laura Belcastro
Randy Becker	John Behm	Eric Bencin

La Vonda Benko Carol Bensi

Robin Berkey Patricia Berlan

Mary Jo Berzin Susan Besselman

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Seniors/23

Peter Bielek Betty Bilicic Gregory Bilyk James Bizzarri Richard Black

Kathleen Blakeley Linda Blau Douglas Blewitt Vicki Boettcher Bonnie Bohrer

Carla Boka Thomas Bokal Luanne Bole Scott Boncha Charles Booms

Ready, aim, fire!

Mafia property: Keepa u hands off.

24/Seniors

Pamela Boyd Penny Brace

Barbara Bradac Michael Braddock Christine Bradlee

Cynthia Brady Edward Brady Roberta Brady

Seniors/25

Nancy Branisel Sandra Brechun Kathleen Breskvar Cheryl Brinko Edward Brooks

Double, bubble, toil and trouble

Deborah Brown	Kathryn Brozovich	Edward Burns
John Brown	Richard Bukovec	Barbara Busher
Diane Browski	Robert Burden	Kenneth Butt

26/Seniors

Cynthia Caddick Dale Oadwallader

Michael Calabrese Linda Caldrone

Deborah Cali Evelyn Cameron

iir- Do I dare eat it

The Boston Strangler.

Michael Campana Stanley Campbell Mark Canale

Thomas Canale Maria Canestraro Deborah Capadona

Seniors/27

Carol Capiccioni Kenn Capper

Sam Carameli Karen Carmany

Susan Carpenter Dennis Carter

Nancy Casey Roberta Cavell

How to handle a hungry man!

Dianna Cefaratti Nancy Centa Robert Cerjan

Jane Chabrand Patricia Chambers Donald Chample

28/Seniors

Nancy Chapel Dennis Chaaser

William Cheraso Robert Christensen

Can't take my eyes off of you.

Robert Christmyer	Frederick Clapp	Robert Clements	Ruth Clough
George Ciomek	Cathy Clark	Ross Climo	Roberta Collins
Rose Marie Cirota	Daniel Clasen	Glenis Cline	William Colt

Seniors/29

John Conklin	Daniel Cooke	Thomas Cosgriff	Debra Cozart	Thomas Curto
Janice Connerton	James Cooke	Maria Costanzo	Patrice Crowell	Ronald Czaplicki
Judith Connerton	Dennis Cooper	Beverly Cowper	(Uenda Curtis	Richard Daedelow

Man those dancing girls are something else.

30/Seniors

She's hypnotizing everyone with that magic ivand.

And they all rolled over . .

Monica Dagley Robert Dakdouk Cynthia D'Amico Eileen D'Anna Ronald Darling

Exit, stage left

Debra Davis Kay Davis Susan Davis Theresa Day Kimberly Deakin

Cecilia Delehanty Ralph Delligatti Catherine DeLuca Simone DeMichele Patricia Densmore

Seniors/31

Donna Derganc	Richard Dickard	Paul Diehl	Victoria DiNardo
Mary Deveney	Diane Dicki	Arthur Dietrich	Susan DiNiro
Cynthia DeVito	Nathaniel Dickinson	James Dietz	Larry Dissauer

Let me put it this way

Execution suppressed.

32/Seniors

Patrick DiTirro Lois Dobnikar Richard Doganiero

Alan Dole Gayle Dolinar Susan Domitz

Mark Don William Donner

Anthony Doremus John Dougherty

Faith Doyle Lynne Drummer

Karen Dudek Keith Duff

Seniors/33

Carleen Duffy	Donald Ebersbacher	Janine Elshaw	Dale Engelking
Michelle Dupay	Paul Edelbergs	Mary Emser	Michael English
Jo Ann Eber	Susan Elmore	•Jeffrey Engel	Jeannette Erdelac

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Charles Erne Kevin Eroskev

Amy Evans Leigh Evans

Mary Evert Bryan Eyman

Suzanne Fabig Patricia Falvey

34/Seniors

Pickle Power.

Douglas Fanney	Barbara Fende
Michael Faraone	Donald Ferris
Patricia Fatica	Christopher Fidel
William Faunce	Norma Fierle
Dennis Fedrowisch	Patricia Fiffik

I'm a little teapot.

Seniors/35

Martha Finlayson Dpnnis Fisher •Jan Fisher Mark Fisher Raymond Fister

Lorie Fitzsimmons Terry Foreman Michael Fortunato Daniel Fowler Glenn Foy

Karl Francetic Deborah Francis Linda Franks Karen Franzen Jeffrey Frattin

He's our next valedictorian.

Accuracy, efficiency, and neatness

36/Seniors

Gary Fresenko Richard Frey

Pamela Friend Dale Fross

Where does that line go?

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George Fuller	Susan Galon	Frank Gant	Marian Geletka
Henry Gallo	Kathleen Gamer	Karen Gavdos	Helen Gelev
Rosalie Gallucci	Morris Ganser	Sally Geib	Stephen Genelius

Seniors/37

David George	Janet Gerbic	Jo Ann Giallanza
Melvin Gephart	Diane Getson	Mary Jane Gibbons
John Gerbetz	Loretta Geyer	Tina Gilliotti

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A bunch of chickens

My horoscope was omitted.

Gary Gingell Luann Glavac

Brian Gleisser Lori Click

Elizabeth Gliebe Kenneth Goebel

38/Seniors

Karen Goetz Carol Gonso James Goodwin

Lorraine Gorg Thomas Gorjup Patricia Graben

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A. P. Calculus?

Charles Graham Janet Gray

Ann Graziano David Grbovac

Frank Grebenc Patricia Greeley

Brian Grieshammer Steven Grimsic

Seniors/39

Sheree Gross Todd Groudle

Anthony Grze Constance Gudel

Mark Gulich Debra Gullo

Thomas Gundling Robert Gurry

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Deck the halls

Bruce Habat	David Hach
Edward Habat	Scott Hacker
Jeffery Hace	Linda Hale

40/Seniors

This class is a joke.

Jill Hamilton John Hanak Karen Hancock Karen Haney Kathleen Hanlon

Mary Hanlon Kieth Hanran Thomas Hanratty William Harris Linda Harsh

Robert Hart Elaine Hasegawa John Hatras Bruce Hausrath Kathleen Hayes

What is short, dumpy, and eats big apples?

Seniors/41

Patricia Heintz James Heiss Theresa Helmick

Michael Hensley Laura Henson Rhonna Herp

Lawrence Heskett Holly Hilbish Michael Hildebrandt

Robert Hayes Maureen Heben Denise Heid Thomas Heil Leon Heinlein

An overworked student.

42/Seniors

Linda Hill

Thomas Himmelman

Pamela Hires

Archie Hirsch Ronald Hlabse David Hlavac

The butler did it.

I plan to open a gourmet restaurant soon with the same food.

Edward Hocevar Valerie Hocevar

Deborah Hoffmeyer Richard Hogan

Constance Hollis Brian Holmes

Seniors/43

Marcia Holmes Jan Howell

James Hribar Victor Hribar

Meet the beast.

Kathleen Hric Sheila Hufford Sharon Hulewicz

Kathleen Hull Elizabeth Humar Daniel Hunnell

Nancy Huntoon Michael Hurwitch John Iafelice

Pamela Iannicca Cynthia Indiano Debra Insana

44/Seniors

Ronald Intorcio Sharon Ivancic

Michele Jaklich Mark Jaksic

Birute Jakubauskas Glenn Janezich

Frank Janovics Edward Janwicz

Excedrin headache

Douglas Jasin Duane Jasin Diane Jean

Patricia Jelenic Richard Jeric Michael Jezerinac

Seniors/45

Patricia Jochum Jeffrey Johnson Joan Johnson Matthew Johnson Robert Johnson

Douglas Jones Robbi Jones Richard Jue Linda Justus Kevin Kahl

Kenneth Kaifesh Ausra Kaminskas Mary Karlovic Joann Karpinski Laura Kastelic

I wonder if I can sneak out mv cheat sheet while he's not looking.

I'm really Superman in disguise.

Now, let me see

46/Seniors

Steven Kasunic Lynette Katarsky Shirley Keay

Randy Keefe Jane Keller Jerome Keller

Kathleen Kelly Lora Kelly Katherine Kemp

Kathleen Kempert Nancy Kemter James Kernya

Albert Kever Kimberly Keyes Jane Kimack

Smile, it makes people wonder what you've been up to.

Seniors/47

Toni Kime	Patricia Kinkelaar
Daniel King	Robert Kiro
Terry Kingsmill	Gloria Kissel

Sharon Kletsky Karen Klodor

Thomas Klosky Kenneth Kloss

William Kness Randolph Knific

Cynthia Knight Maxine Kobal

John Kobe Barbara Kochevar

48/Seniors

Barbara Kocin Curtis Koeth Sue Koeth

Karen Kolenc Susan Komocar Kathleen Kordich

I bet you can't sit here without going mad.

I'm so irresistible.

Frank Kormanec Jean Kormos

Kevin Kosec Martin Kosovich

Seniors/49

Doretta Koss	Carl Kozloskv
Joseph Kotar	Mary Krajnyak
John Kovacic	Darlene Kreckal
Linda Kovacic	Sharon Krnc
Joann Kovacich	Edward Kubiez

I know it's supposed to go up

Burt Reynolds, beware!

50/Seniors

Paula Kucherak	Donna Kunis	Michelle Ladovich	Larry Langman
Deborah Kuchta	Walter Kuzik	Jean Lanese	Kevin Lasher
Antonia Kulbickas	Lisa Ladovich	Steven Langdon	Cynthia Laszcz

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Kenneth Laverdiere Robert Leach

Carol Leland Anthony Lemmo

Richard Lesko Craig Lewis

Kevin Lewis Linda Lewis

Seniors/51

Terry Lewis	Susan Linsley	Josephine Lisuzzo	Heidi Lorence
Michael Lexa	Frank Lipoid	Dennis LoConti	Stanley Lorence
James Lieber	Nancy Lipstreu	Vicki Longstreth	Laura Jo Lovano

3" Bingo Class

Deborah Lovka Barbara Lowe

Vernon Lucas Susan Ludwa

52/Seniors

Beats worms.

Donald Luikart	Susan Magas	Jean Marcysiak
Deborah Luksic	James Malokas	Kathy Maresko
Jeffrey Lustic	Debra Mangosh	Debbie Marino
David Mackovjak	Ross Maniglia	Ruth Markel
Joseph Madachy	Philip Mann	Frank Markovic

They took my chair.

Seniors/53

William Marks Marvann Markuz

Laura Marn Shirley Marn

Kathryn Marolt Lawrence Marsey

Theodore Marten Anthony Massiello

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What can I say?

Roseann Mausser Kathy Maxa Joan McAuley

Joanne McCarty Bartley McClelland Matthew McClelland

54/Seniors

William MeClemons Jeffrey McConocha

Kevin McDonough .Jean McElwain

Patricia McFadden Brian McGovern

I'm sort of tied up right now

He's a fearless killer at night.

Michael McLaren	George McVey	Patricia Meglich
Timothy McNeill	John Meall	Debra Melaragno
Jo Ellen McRainy	David Medves	Jane Merrill

Seniors/55

Turn left six steps and start digging.

Richard Merrill	Kathryn Mikovic	Jeffrey Minich
Stylianos Michael	Susan Milavec	Terry Mitch
Jacqueline Miklavic	David Miller	Roseanne Mitchell
Catherine Mikolic	Marsha Miller	Brian Modic
Mary Lee Mikolich	Laurel Milner	Phyllis Modic

Captain Marvel strikes again!

56/Seniors

Gail Molnar Wendy Monahan Pamela Mondok

Mary Mooney Cindy Leigh Moore Deborah Morgan

They're coming to take me away, ha! ha

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Bruce Morris Vicki Morris

Laurie Moss Madelyn Mramor

George Mrofchak Robert Mueller

Michael Mullally Janet Murney

Seniors/57

Margaret Niemczura James Novak Pamela Nulick

Randy Nungesser Patricia Nunnally John Nvkiel

Marie Oboczky Thomas Obreza James O'Brien

Mary Naro Viktoras Narusas Rhonda Nauth Scott Nemecek Gregory Neurohr

Don't ask me what I'm doing in here.

58/Seniors

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Now let me get this straight . .

Elizabeth O'Donnell James O'Donnell Nancv Okleson

Charles Olosky Christine Ortmann Ted Orton

Linda Ostrunic Mitchell Ota

Gregory Otcasek Michael Otcasek

Andrew Paller Scott Palmer

Seniors/59

Rose Ann Paolucci Larry Papo Deborah Papp

Joyce Parisi •Janice Parkinson Susan Parry

Karen Parshall Rosemarie Parsons

Michele Patete Diane Patterson

Dean Pearch Timothv Pearson

Jeanne Peirolo Tern.- Pekarcik

60/Seniors

Ronald Penko	Lawrence Perme	Carol Pesec	Allan Pestotnik
Thomas Perdan	Susan Perpar	David Pesec	Michael Petak
Maryann Perlic	Nancy Perusek	Jennie Pesec	Mark Petardi

I've been accepted at Kaiser Kiddie Kollege.

Claudette Petchak Charles Petrick

Gail Petroff Wendv Petrovich

Seniors/ 61

It's the latest shade in polish.

Kathy Petsanis	Nancy Pierce	Dena Pirovolos	Susan Plavac	Lucia Polito
Charles Pezek	Pamela Pierce	Patrick Pisano	Nancy Plesnicar	Candace Polly
Susan Phillips	Vicki Pietro	Robert Pitingolo	David Plickart	Charles Pongallo

62/Seniors

Is it true blondes have more fun?

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Francis Poremba Ruth Poropat Robert Portik James Porz Nicholas Poulos

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Marian Powell Nancy Powell Karen Praskavich Craig Pratt Lothar Prause

Diane Praznovsky Sharon Preseren Eugene Preston John Primeau Herbert Print

Seniors/63

Deborah Prioreschi Louis Prioreschi

John Prizzi Michael Prokop

	Marlene Prybylek	Glenn Radatz	Linda Rainovich	Debra Re
	Laura Purnell	Ronald Radovanic	Terence Ranson	Michael Rebich
	Sue Pyle	John Raggets	Jacky Rapkin	Robin Reed
R4/Seniors

Carl Reese Christine Reese

Gail Reese Mary Reilly

Thomas Renbarger Kathleen Renko

George Rhyne Anita Ribar

Debbie Riggar Beth Riley

Knit one, Pearl two. Drop one.

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Wait until you read what's on page 74.

Seniors/65

Paul Riley Stephen Rinderle

Elaine Robasz Barbara Robb

Frank Robers Shirley Rodgers

Claude Roe Blair Roeder

Cheryl Roeder Nancy Roesch Douglas Rohr

Todd Rohrer Keith Rosa Carol Rose

Michael Rose Esther Rosenberg Sherry Ross

Sheena Rossington John Roth Virginia Rozum

66/Seniors

Connoisseurs of fine cooking.

Those shifty eyes, he's up to something.

Karen Rucker Patricia Russell Scott Russell Renee Ruszkay David Rutti

Karen Rzepkowski Marlene Sackel Rosella Saia Thomas Samsa Robert Sanborn

Seniors/67

Wistful, wishful, waiting.

Ethel Sanders Susan Sanford John Santa Catharine Sattler Robert Savage

Sharon Sawdey Robert Sawyer James Saywell Patricia Scheer Anita Scherlacher

Barb Schleimer Barb Schliebner Lee Schmid John Schoeniger Patrick Schudel

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The corridor casanova.

68/Seniors

Richard Schultz	Delia Schutt	Carol Sedlak	David Sergent
Robert Schultz	Michael Scotese	Walter Sefick	Gail Setnik
Debra Schulz	Donald Scott	Gary Seifert	Ronald Sever

Karen Severini Christine Shay

Monica Shehl James Sheridan

Turn it off, my hand is in there

Seniors/69

Bryan Shilander Robert Shipley

Lucinda Short Darlene Shultz

Dennis Shuman Maureen Shusky

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Unique methods for tie-dyeing.

Theresa Shusky	David Siefkes	Mark Simpson
Jeannette Sicurezza	Marie Simeo	Norma Sims
Robert Sidak	Pamela Simon	James Singer

70/Seniors

Joanne Sipe Diane Siracusa

Henry Skedel Marilyn Skedel

John Skeya Jack Skinner

Martin Skok Michele Skur

tTJs

I'm practicing my Yoga.

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Joyce Slauta Terri Smelko Diane Smith

Kimberley Smith Regina Smith Ronald Smith

Seniors/71

Are you accusing me?

Susan Sorci Ronald Soulerin Robert Southall Cynthia Spiegler Jeffrey Spilar

Michael Spino Mark Stalhuth James Stansfield Stacey Staub Steven Steffas

Jacqueline Steich Mary Stephens Jess Stephon Mary Stepien Geraldine Stih

That Close-Up smile.

72/Seniors

Elizabeth Stillings Beth Stoch Karen Stone

Karol Stouffer Neal Stout Roberta Stout

Just watching the girls go by.

Laurie Strauss Rebecca Strauss

Deborah Strell Raymond Strutz

James Stuber Martin Sudar

Brian Sullivan Kathleen Sullivan

Seniors/73

David Suttle Margaret Svetin Mary Swaidner

Jean Swearingen Paul Sweeney Gilbert Sweet

Patricia Swider Jesse Swihart Robin Switzer

Diane Summerhi Victoria Sump Leonard Surovi Lorraine Susnik Linda Sustarsic

I love to jump in puddles.

74/Seniors

The Big Bust Up

Michael Szalay Robert Szalay Candia Taboika

Thomas Tabor Mary Beth Takacs Richard Takiguchi

John Tanner Diana Tavano

Debbie Taylor Joseph Taylor

Thomas Taylor William Taylor

Seniors/75

Robert Tekancic Charles Tercek Deborah Terrill

Robert Terrill Helene Theodore Heino Thiemens

Jack Thomas Joseph Thomas Kris Thomas

Nancy Thompson Ronnie Thompson Joan Thomson

76/Seniors

You got a problem?

Sharon Tianello Jeffrey Tibjash

Richard Toaddy Steven Tolbert

Antonia Tomaselli Mary Tomorowitz Diane Tonkin

Arturo Torres Susan Treat Diana Trebec

That certain look.

Charles Trepal Mary Troha

Linda Trunkely Daniel Truskolaski

Wayne Tryon Steven Tschappati

Deborah Udell Lynn Udovich

Seniors/77

May he rest in peace.

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Edward Unetich Cary Vadnal Gary Vahcic Leonard Vaiginis James Vala

Terence V'alencic Michelle Vanah Kathleen Van Tilburg Loretta Vargo ■Jorge Vasallo

Terrence Vaughan Victor Vene Diane Vesel Susan Vibbert Lvnn Vickerman

Just taking it easy.

That look of innocence

78/Seniors

Senior Storv Hour

Robert Vidmar	Gary Vogel	Diane Vulieh	Jamie Walsh	Barb Wata
Deborah Visage	Gregory Volpe	Keith Waganek	Lorene Ward	Gary Webster
Stephen Voase	Sherrie Vorachek	Daniel Wajahn	Cecelia Wardzella	Ingrid Weinhold

Seniors/79

Robert Weisert Cvnthia Weiss

Marion Weissfuss Daniel Welcome

Thomas White Rhonda Whitlinger

Richard Wilbraham Donald Williams

Holly Wilson Karla Wiltrout

All they forgot was the Dunce Cap.

80/Seniors

The Egyptians couldn't have done better!

Wendy Wing Cheryl Wiskes

Ronald Wolenski Timothy Woods

James Workman Barbara Wright John Wright

Lee Wutchiett Barbara Yakovac Philip Yan

Gail Yalsko Robert Yenc Keith Yoder

George Young Robert Young Stephanie Yuhas

Seniors/81

Mary Yuras David Zabjek Frank Zak James Zakrajsek Maryann Zakrajsek

Timothy Zeitz Paula Zentack Robert Zgodinski Mary Jo Zigman Eve Zimmerman

Robert Zimmerman Cynthia Zivkovich James Zolinski David Zonneville Lynn Zorskis

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The Cheshire Rose.

Wrestler at Rest

82/Seniors

Margaret Zovack Robert Zuchelli

Mike Zucker Ralph Zuponcic

The Purity? of the Long Distance Runner.

Mark Zust	Tom Bruessel	Gordon Grigor
Melinda Zuzek	Edward Cline	Anthony Grindle
Sandra Brew	Michael Fahey	David Hoffert

Seniors/83

BOARD OF EDUCATION

Academic innovations owe their success and accomplishments to the guidance of the Board of Education. Board memhers hold regular meetings to discuss new proposals supporting the promotion of better education in Euclid. One sees that "Education costs, but it pays!"

Mrs. Diane Luikart

Mrs. Mary K. King. President

Dr. Spartoco Di Biasio, Supt.

Mr. Ted Stepien

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Dr. Frank S. Houser, Vice-President

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Don McPhearson, Sec. Psychologist

Dr. Robert Wightman, Assistant Superintendent

Lowell B. Davis. Clerk-Treasurer

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ADMINISTRATION

A group of dedicated humans keep Euclid going, by resolving problems, scheduling activities, balancing books, and keeping both students and teachers happy throughout the one hundred eighty-five days of the learning ex- perience.

Walter Schwegler Jerry Bergem Principal Associate Principal

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I think I'm being followed.

Fred Johns James Wilkens John Schellin

Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Treasurer

Don't ask me, I just work here.

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Katheryn Frye Benjamin Pasquale Phyllis Modie M. R. Sraines

Ruth Krupp Peter Haluska Patricia Keefer Robert Crarv

COUNSELORS AND DEANS

Counselors and deans work to per- form their duties with a concern for the individual. They guide and promote students' interest in their studies, careers, and social activities.

Miss Modi, I wasn't cutting. I just forgot to go to class

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Jane Gibson	Ruth Smith
Donald Martin	Frank Troglia
William Medvick	Robert Yocum
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Justin Antonini	William Brown	Lillian Drescher	Sue Harris	Janis Jordon
Frank Aultz	Judy Carmody	Emelia Gale	Gerald Henderson	Jane Lellis	1 f *
Jane Blabolil	Norma Cowan	Robert Hall	Margaret Hirschfeld	Kenneth Lowe

I know you're going to love this book.

ENGLISH

The new look in English shows courses in films, supernatural literature, ad- vanced composition, world literature, and the standard survey and Shakespeare courses, which were design- ed to meet the needs of a world in change.

9'2/English

Woops! I think I sat on a tack!

Karen McGill Frank Pringle

William McGuinnes Mary Kay Repicky Robert Petrovic Carole Rupnik

English/93

MATH

Take 1850, multiply it by 257, then divide the product by 6, add 14, and square the answer. Human calculators work steadily at mathematical problems using theorms and formulas to arrive at a solution.

. And the Gorrilla said: I'm not surprised; at $9.00 a drink.

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Gene Brearton Carl Clements

Jim Cliffel Marge Gorslene

Adam Pawlowski Richard Rackovan

Charles Reno Donald Rinkes

Richard Rose Fred Sallach

Paul Serra Harry Siskind

Jacqueline Toth Margaret Uhry

This guy is cute, so give him an A.

Ronald Backos John Barza Nancy Clark Dale Davison

Daniel Dock Daniel Francetic Sheldon Freedman Tom Halbedel

VonBenken proves he's hot stuff. ilBH SI

Becky Kapley Joseph Muscarella Richard Sak

Michael Lower Robert Ramlow Frank Soltez

William Starr Dorothy Tombaugh

Don Steinbrink William VonBenken

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Gotcha, you little insect!

SCIENCE

Chemists, Biologists, and Environmen- talists explain through formulas and theories, moles, and molecules, the earth. Physicists expanding with grams, liters, and the universe. Educators give complicated explanations on how it all fits together.

Science/97

SOCIAL STUDIES

Historians convey facts, dates, and geographical features from prehistorical times to modern day. Social scientists give reasons and motives for the behavior of man.

Next, we will see some highlights from the hockey game.

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98/Social	Studies

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AFRICA^

What do you mean you're an antique dealer?

Frank Hoffert •James Kellev

Earl McNeilly Ronald Powaski

Mike Raicevich John Schroeder

Norma Shusky Wayne Smith

Leonard Weisenberg Marv White

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Social Studies/99

Alvin Amster Clayton George Marc Manburg Ed Mize

Charlotte Bensusan Maureen Huefner Cathy McHugh Joseph Regano

BUSINESS

Clicking keys and steadily moving hands keep rhythm to a voice dictating in flowing consistency. Specialists in their field prepare the business leaders of the world, perfecting skills, and releasing a well-trained product.

Ok girls, look busy!

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I'll do this timed writing without the machine.

l(X)/Business

If I erase this paper one more time it's going to look like Swiss Cheese!

Sandra Regano Marcia Rosneck

Greg Sattler Ben Sawver

Ronald Seymour Ralph Sibert

Nancy Thayer Eleanor Wiegand

Business/101

FOREIGN LANGUAGE

Linguists lead an exploration to foreign lands and familiarize the ex- plorers with customs, language, and life styles.

Donna Baumeister Al Benz Michael Burns

Ground Control to Major Tom

Jean Foley Mei Kamenik Margaret Schultz Judy Simonich

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OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION

Occupational education personalizes the classroom setting to give students firsthand experience at a life career. At the same time, the teacher guides, in- structs, and encourages each student to new endeavors. Because of this, life becomes more challenging and more meaningful.

Come out, come out whoever you are.

Frank Fowler Joyce Haffer

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HOME ARTS

The main ingredients are cooking, sewing, and home management; this is where better homemakers and parents are made. The teachers teach the basic fundamentals of un- tying apron strings.

Good, but you sewed up the pockets again.

Brenda Barker

Bonnie Lako Elaine Lokar

Claire Mack Patricia Murrish

Margaret Nielson Vinita O'Donnell

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Ronald Chambers John Eichhorn Al Galicki

•John Germock James (ioebel Tom Hoffart

Harold Hommell Richard Hungerford Milton Kadlec

INDUSTRIAL ARTS

You don't learn Industrial Arts by sitting back and watching someone else. It takes a good teacher who can relate his ideas to interested students. It also takes a sense of involvement and dedication related to the students through the instructor.

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Herbert Mold Frank Passarella

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Physical Education Department launches a program of fitness and fun that en- courages team cooperation, body develop- ment, and teaches the student basic rules and regulations needed to participate and enjoy each sport.

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Harold Daugherty Howard Reminick Joe Rodriguez

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Patricia Buck Marcia Brown

Laurie Carlberg Arlene Carter

Audree Fox Vivienne Kuester

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ART

Teachers push the imagination, to let creativity run wild. Those students who are gifted one day will project an artist's spirit.

If I had more paper ... I'd have more fence.

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Fred Vollman Diane Wiersba

Alfonzo D'Emilia Vic Markovic Arthur Syd<

Sam Taylor

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MUSIC

Music reveals a freedom of individual expression that is held to the thin boun- daries of tone, volume, and rhythm. Music teachers imbue their students with an appreciation of the international language — music.

LIBRARY

The library, situated at the center of the school, acts as the center of education. Here students come to research a topic of individual importance. This year, a new dimension has been added — wet and dry carrels, where students may listen to recorded tapes and view closed- circuit televisions, or read independent- ly1 in a drv carrel.

J. Butler M. Dolter

.1. Hazel M. Lucas

E. Mueller E. Salminen

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Mrs. Bessire Mrs. Bover

Mrs. Edvvardsnn Mrs. Harrell

Mrs. Herrick Mrs. Lickert

Mrs. Lipstruer Mrs. McGill

Mrs. McRedmond Mrs. O'Neill

Mrs. Sbrocco Mrs. Stross

SECRETARIES

Euclid's secretaries with the help of a few office machines provide every stu- dent and teacher with the basic func- tional needs of the educational process.

NURSES

The nurse in the sterile world of the clinic administer first aid and tender words to students with ailments.

Mrs. Vaccariello Mrs. Fellman

Mrs. Terlep Mrs. Tonn

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CUSTODIANS

Custodians fixing broken windows, broken pipes, mopping dirty floors and all the things that break and smash at Euclid. What a mess we'd have without them.

Custodians Row 1 (L to R): Ray Hewcomb. Joe Zak, Les Brace. Row 2: Joe Pollack, William Brewer, Jerome Ganer.

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Feeding 3000 hungry mouths every day is a hard job. The ladies in Euclids cafeteria always seem to feed these hungry mouths with a smile.

Bottom Row (left to right): Margaret Brooks, Mavis Kopach, Katherine Bauer, Elizabeth Zimmerman, Jean Skolaris. Rose Haines, Eleanor Doblekar. Row 2: Mae Kolesar, Mollie Hoffart, Winnie Modic, Sadie Taylor, Lois Brow, Ruth Chabrand, Anna Tahon, Charlene Gervasi, Lucy Glavac, Pauline Turk. Anne Schepke. Top Row: Jean Sterling, Margaret Tanski, Catherine Wirsing, Mary Markovich, Barbara Apanaswicz, Mildred Somrak, Helen Ohudzik, Clara Kumic, Laura Meyer, Mary Urgeleit, Charlotte Coulter.

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Varsity Football

J.V. Football

Cross Country

	Opp.	Euclid		Opp.	Euclid		Opp
Willoughby South . . .	io	6	. . . Willoughby South . . .	0	15	Garfield Heights	50
. . . .Parma	.......0	6	Parma	0	19	Brush	41
Cleveland Heights . . .	20	0	. . . Cleveland Heights . . .	6	15	Shaw	......50
. . . Normandy	6	26	Normandy	22	25	. . . Cleveland Heights . . .	32
. . . . '. Brush	21	14	Brush	8	28		27
. . . Lakewood .......	...... .8	6	Lakewood	20	15	Normandy	45
. . Valley Forge	14	6	Valley Forge	14	19	Shaker	43
..... Shaw	0	12	Shaw	8	20	Valley Forge	43
.... Shaker	16	12	Shaker	8	33	Lakewood	22
Garfield Heights	34	20	. . . Garfield Heights	14		7 Wins 2 Losses
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3 0	Brush Hawken	0 3
0 1	Shaker University	9 3
1	Brecksville	5
5 5	Normandy Chardon 6 Wins 5 Losses	0 1

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Euclid		Opp.	Euclid		Opp.
24	Eastlake	26	24	Eastlake	36
35	Bedford	14	34	Bedford	23
27	Brush	26	18	Brush	47
32	Valley Forge	18	24	Valley Forge	33
48	Shaker	9	72	Shaker	0
22	Parma	25	33	Parma	33
?0	. . . . Cleveland Heights . . . .	13	48	. . . Cleveland Heights ....	12
22	St. Joseph	22	33	St. Joseph	25
16		32	34	Lakewood	24
21	Lakewood	25	15	Mayfield	42
9	Mayfield	33	42	Shaw	12
47	Shaw	11	13	.... Garfield Heights	41
14	Garfield Heights 6 Wins 6 Losses 1 Tie	27	33	Normandy 7 Wins 5 Losses 1 Tie	25

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Varsity Basketball

J.V. Basketball

Euclid		Opp.	Euclid		Opp.
51	Parma	57	38	Parma	39
89	. . . Cleveland Heights . . .	85	32	. . . . Cleveland Heights ....	37
79	Normandy	57	58	Normandy	29
113	Brush	65	44		45
80	Lakewood	74	38	Lakewood	37
92	Valley Forge	90	55	Valley Forge	52
90 . . .	Shaw	94	55	Shaw	49
90	Shaker	91	62	Shaker	41
96 . . . .	.... Garfield Heights ....	63	62	Garfield Heights	44
69	Parma	57	52	Parma	37
94	. . . Cleveland Heights . . .	90	46	. . . . Cleveland Heights ....	56
71	Normandy	63	48	Normandy	47
45 . ..	Brush	36	39	Brush	46
61	Lakewood	78	38	Lakewood	40
81	Valley Forge	56	41	Valley Forge	47
82	Shaw	87	56	Shaw	.37
75	Shaker	71	70	Shaker	67
79	. . . . Garfield Heights .... 13 Wins 5 Losses 3rd In LEL	77	56	Garfield Heights 8 Wins 9 Losses 1 Tie	48

Varsity Swimming

J.V. Swimming

Euclid		Opp.	Euc
54	University	41	47
66	Berea	29	45
	Shaw	. FORFEIT	71
74	. . . Cleveland Heights .	21	66
58	Fairview	37	44
37	Lakewood	46	" 15
114	Shaker	58
69	Brush	14
	Shaw	..FORFEIT	116
62	Rocky River ....	33	58
65	. . . Cleveland Heights .	30	61
41	Lakewood	54	25
44	Shaker	51	51
84	Brush	11	72
65	Midpark 13 Wins 3 Losses 1st in Euclid Relays 1st In District 6th In State	30	61

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	48	5
	54	2
Shaw	22	4
Cleveland Heights .	28	5
. . . .Fairview	51	5
. . . Lakewood	68	3
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Brush	. FORFEIT	5
Shaw	29	1
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Cleveland Heights .	33
. . . Lakewood	70
Shaker	34
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Hockey

Euclid		Opp.	Euclid		Opp.
0	. . . . Shaker Heights ....	8	8		1
7	Kent	2	10	Valley Forge	2
4	North Olmstead	0	3	Normandy	4
1	Elyria	10	2	. . . Garfield Heights . . .	9
5	Kent	5	6	Olmstead Falls	2
1	Bay Village	5	6	....Olmstead Falls....	3
5	Rocky River	3	13	St. Joseph	1
0	. . . Cleveland Heights . . .	6	3		11
5	St. Edwards	8	3	Lakewood	5

Varsity Football

A team works together for an offense and defense that will outshine and outwit the strategy of the other teams. Football is spirit, satisfaction, suspense, ability, and, most of all, teamwork.

Euclid High Varsity Football Team 1973. Row 1 (left to right): Coach Dave Schonauer, Kevin McDonough, Mike Petak, Kevin Kahl, Dan Fowler, Jim Cooke, Steve Langdon, Dave Rut- ti, Mike Spino, Dale Engelking, Bob Baitt, Coach Ron Seymour. Row 2 (left to right): Coach Chet Nolan, Mike Otcasek, Jim Apicello, Bill Cheraso, Todd Groudle, Bob Vuraich, Hal Shunk, Jim Poropat, Steve Rinderle, Steve Babets, Coach Joe Regano. Row 3 (left to right): Chuck Erne, Rick San- ford, Ron Thompson, Dennis Corrigan, Tom Tabor, Mark Ford, Ken Sustarsic, Dave Boyd, Jim Stansfield, Rick Clasen, Dan Naderer, Coach Jeff Hartman. Row 4 (left to right): Jeff Mrofchak, Phil Bucco, Ron Holny, Tom Ro- jeck. Bill Buckman, Carl Reese. Ralph Zupon- cic, Al Chernay, Bob Cerjan, Paul Lavalley, Dave Chervon, Coach Al Benz. Row 5 (left to right): Coach Chet Rojeck, Mark Gulich, Jim Visage, Don Buikus, Dennis Krieger, Pat DiTirro, Mark Petardi, Don Ferris, Nat Dickinson, Jack Klauer, Rollie Skur, Mike Misch, Dale Van Pelt (Mgr.) Row 6 (left to right): Dave Kirbish, Gary Gingell, Jim Streich, Mike Dupay, Dave David, Ed Baitt, John Raggets, Gary Whitney, Jim Abraham, Mark Sumner, Rick Foskey, Bryan Eyman (student trainer), Gary Stewart, and Bob Stephens.

Bless you, brother.

I think it's a football, Steve.

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Junior Varsity Football (L to R): Row 1: Tim Morris, Dan DeCarlo. Ron Sebusch, John Stansfield, Mark Kozlowski, Mike Barnarskas. Rich Ubl, Steve Pyle. Row 2: Frank Reilly, Stan Zupancic, Andy Zarlinski, Ken Petardi, Greg Drew, Kevin Bowers, Nick Christopher, Joe Kain, Tom Bukovec. Row 3: Frank Schuhle, Jim Lynch, Larry Schifflauer, Larry Vollman, Mark Novosel, Tracy Gast, Scott Miller, Rick Perryman, Ted Fox. Row 4: Dan Griesner, John Grebenc, Pete Keck, John Lusoski, Jim Cervenka, Chris Herak, Brian McDonough, Ron Yerman, Kevin Eicher. Row 5: Chris Rupert — team manager.

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J.V. Football Team

'Kiss me, you fool.

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Senior Attendant: Sue Sanford

Senior Attendant: Cindy Zivkovich

Junior Attendant: Jacqui Attwood

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An exclusive parade down East 222 Street leads to the rendezvous point. A crackling blaze sets off the proceedings for Friday's game. "BEAT LAKEWOOD!" Enthusiasm surmounts: Friendship, special moments, memories, Homecoming.

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HOMECOMING

That's no way to kill cockroaches!

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'Enjoy the ride; they're repossessing the car tomorrow."

1974

SOCCER

Led by the experience of exchange student, Arturo Torres, our soccer team demonstrated an impelling drive to win. The everlasting speed, quick reflexes, and determination of the team members is what the soccer team is all about. Balls bounce off heads, shoulders, knees and toes until a goal is scored and victory is achiev- ed.

Euclid High Soccer Team (L to R) Row 1: Paul Sweeney, Tim Araps. Row 2: Dennis Fedrowisch, Jack Rapkin. Tom Perdan. Bob Christensen. Bill Faunce, Marcus Collier. Jeorge Vasallo. Ardie Singh. Row 3: Al Pestot- nik. Keith Yoder, Andy Paller. Mike Maurer. Pat .lanes, John Brekallo, Bill Colt. Row 4: Ass't Coach: Harry Siskind, Ed Di Lalla. Tom Pestotnik, Jim Suschack. John Nykel, Dean Pearch. Lothar Prause, Arturo Torres, Frank Grebence, Head Coach; Greg Sattler. Row 5: Mark Fetco, Kevin Eastly, Bob Wirsching, Bill McFadden, Jim Penza. Row 6: Brent Yoder, Matt McDonald, Rick Cowen. Larry Wilson, Ken Austin.

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A square court with a net separates two alert people ready to erupt and conquer one anothers powerful serves and return volleys. Singles psych out their opponents under pressure, and doubles team together in a fight against endless battles of quick reflexes.

Varsity Tennis (L to R): Row 1: Tom Lat- covich, Bill Harris, Lee Miller, Mike Perhay. Row 2: Coach Nold, Rich Frey, Ross Climo, Brian Modic, Bud Capes.

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J. V. Tennis

J. V. Tennis (L to R): Row 1: Carl Hanson, Mike Taton, Jim Munson, Derek Wagner, John Petkovsek. Row 2: Jim Sokell, Bill Scott, Bill Dodds, Craig Reeves, John Boczek, Bill Hach, Coach Dzerowicz.

'EN GARDE'

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Cross Country

The gun .... they're off on a two mile Red Hot Stomp, running on what seems to be a never ending course with only beads of sweat to cool their brows. Inside, each runner pulls and strains to cross the line in front of the pack. Yet, each individual strives for perfection and an even better time than before.

Front Row: Craig Casten, George McVey, Mark Wade, Adrian Griffin, Al Darcy, Bob Wright. Row 2: Todd Morgan, John Trommetter, Tim Reed, Tim Perry, Phil Cam- pus, Mike Chase, Dave Sump. Row 3: Coach Tom Halbedel, John Hatras, John Wright, Jeff Johnson, Capt. Don Luikart, Dan Wajahn, Rick Toaddy, Kevin Lewis, MgT. Paul Luikart. Not Pictured: Assistant Coach Joe Muscarella.

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INDOOR TRACK

A race against time with every second counting, starts the beating of blood in the temples of the runners as they leap over hurdles in a single bound. Never ending determination is transformed into internal drive and will to come out first. The look of glory is imprinted on the team members' faces as a final reward. Shot putters, high jumpers, hurdlers, and runners, all work towards one goal — the teams goal victory.

Varsity Indoor Track Team (L to R): Row 1; Bob Wright, John Wright, Don Ebersbacher, Ralph Delligatti, Bob Hayer, Rick Toaddy. Al Andrews. George McVey. Marcus Collier, Tim Perry. Row 2: Jim Wightman, Al Darcy, Nick Koustis, Mark Wade, Ron Meyer. Row 3: Tom Rojeck, Bill Buckman, Ed Hocevar, Jim Visage, Dave Lastoria, Jim Houser, Jim Cooke, Ken Sustarsic, John Behm. Row 4: Dan Wo- jahn. Randy Keele, Mike Petak, Rick Bukovec, Frank Lipoid, Al Dole, Kevin Lewis, Dennis Chasser. Ken Kloos, Tod Groudle.

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■Junior Varsity Indoor Track Team (L to R): Row 1: Kathy Taylor, Vikki Ceser. Row 2: Herald White, John Stansfield, Ken Petardi, Adrian Griffin, Steve Kostreha, Jim Stuher. Row 3: Ken Schanz, Ted Fox. Stan Zupancic, Kurt Eyman, Tom Bukovec, Tom Wilkinson. Row 4: Kevin Eiehler, Brian Bukovec, Gary Friederking. Phil Ridd. Steve Pyle, Bill 01- qiate, John Trometter.

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VARSITY BASKETBALL

Euclid's Varsity basketball team pushes onward to win, while "WE ARE EUCLID" is shouted from all corners of the gym. Uniform against uniform, point against point, the team plunges to victory. Enthusiasm explodes through spirited crowds, and when the clock stops, smiles widen. "THIS IS PANTHER COUNTRY."

Varsity Basketball Team. Row 1: Wally Klepac. Bob DeMinico. Row 2: Mike Hrnyk, Mike Wardeiner. Jeff Lynn. Steve Langdon, Jack Thomas. Row 3: Richard Mazzaro, Dale Engelking, Mike Rose. Chuck Booms, Jim Poropat. Mike English.

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J.V. BASKETBALL

Junior Varsity Basketball Team, (L to R): Row 1: Coach Schroeder, Brad Kleinknecht, Mike C'ahill, Mike Girimont, Bruce Shilander, Coach Carr. Row 2: Bob McConnell. Norbie Hongosh. Wayne Strah. -Jim Delehanty. Row 3: Tom Harrell, Brian Feiock, Dan DeCarlo, Rich Yonakar, Dave Heimsoth, Ernie Caputo. Ron Thompson.

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A winter wonderland, tuned to the music of Hotshot and Circus pulsated through the ears of all. Debbie Re reigned as the Queen of Hearts amidst a flurry of frosted stars. A touch of Valentine spirit helped to make the evening a success.

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Quick! get 1> h d me. my pants tore!

Please, let him ask me out.

I never noticed what nice legs you have.

VARSITY WRESTLING

Equally matched, one wrestler scrambles at his opponent. Submerg- ed in tension and strength, the two bodies rotate on legs, arms, and elbows struggling for the prize of superiority. Anxious spectators and sympathetic teammates surround the entangled mass until the last moment of victory is decided.

Varsity Wrestling Team, (L to R); Row I: Joe Grebenc, Bob Morgan, George Werling, Dave Arter. Warren Andrews, Brian Bowens. Row 2: Coach Roger Brown. Rick Tachaguchi. Rich Merrill, Tom Tabor, Mark Ford, Chuck Trepol. Row 3: Joe Pena, Don Ferris, Dan Fowler, Mark Wanderslaben, Mark Paz.

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Did you know there is a bug on your ear?

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J.V. Wrestling Team (L ro R); Row 1: Dave Valus, Bob Morgan, John South, Jim Potocnik, Tim Werling, Row 2: Coach Dave Schoanauer, Dale Noles, Dave Weber, Ed Baitt, Larry Schiffbauerr, Mike Penko, Row 3: Joe Vala, Tracy Cast, Gary Isbestor, Nick Christopher.

Quit!! It Tickles!

What's that after shave lotion you are wearing?

I didn't realize we were having wheelbarrow races!

Peek-A-Boo I see you.

"I'll lift the net, you slide in the puck.

HOCKEY

Look it's Peggy Fleming, no it's the Ice Capades, no it's just one of Euclid's Hockey players bombarding that little puck down for a goal. Skates wheeling on smooth ice transport eager players where the ac- tion is and to victory.

Euclid Hockey Team. (L to R): Row 1: Mike Calabrese, Scott Halus. Roger Snyder, Evan Nunnally. Denny Carter, Doug Jones, Bob Sidak. Row 2: Coach Alex Dzerowkz, Mike Basilone, Chuck Ctubi, Rick Austin, Tom Fratino, Todd Morgan, Steve Wilson. Row 3: Ken Krosolovic, (Manager) Dave McCunn. John Barta, John Schoeniger. Jim Sheldon, Mike Vidmar, John Primeau.

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VARSITY SWIMMING

Palms crease the water as bodies release their total energy in an effort to ensure perfection with synchroniz- ed strokes. Endurance, time, waves of emotion and shouts from the onlook- ing crowd mix with the constant splashing of rushing water. The strife for decisive moments and speed con- tinues to be executed at everv meet.

Varsity Swimming Team (L to R): Row 1: Brian Katz. Brian Grieshammer. Dave Suttle. Karl Francetic, Don Luikart, Tom Heiber. Coach Rodriguez. Row 2: Steve Handshaw, Ted Orton. John Ovsek, Eric Ambler. Kevin Busdiecker. Craig Casten, Mark Mavser. Row 3: Tom Gundling, Frank Zak, Ken Burtt, Mark Mehnic, Brian (ileisser, Joe Cerer. Absent: Paul Bosco.

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Junior Varsity Swimming Team, (L to R): Row I: Riek Zelman, Tuda Torres, Bill Rambeau. Rick Cowan, Andy Strok, Rick Mikovich, Tom Deighton. Row 2: Don Smith. Gil Vogel, Paul Luikart, Carl Hatcher. Doug Niccum, Manager; Jim Lynch, Steve Carman. Row 3: Coach Siskind, Jorge Vasallo, Joe Virginia. Chuck Detweiler, Ron Anzells. Frank Powell, Mike Bordonaro. Dave Duffy.

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GIRLS' SPORTS

Using their female intuition and skill, the girls give it all they've got to out- volley, out-shoot, out-dribble, or out- run their competition. Their aim is a victory, and through determination, endless drills, concentration, and team work the girls succeed!

Girls' Swim Team (L to R): Row 1: Jan Thomas. Patty Galynski. Janet Matuza, Terry Smelko. Beth Hlavac. Row 2: Paulette Bell", Jane Grieshammer, Laura Purnell, Maureen Heben, Lynne Humpal, Pat Meglich. Not Pic- tured: Sue Plavac (Captain).

Girls' Field Hockey Team (L to R): Row 1: Donna Zaller, Sandy Kocin, Michelle Schierrz- zo, Jayne Rohlke, Mits Dupay, Kay Koci, Hol- ly Hanson. Row 2: Connie Keller. Debbie Kirchner. Sue Vulich, Rae Oyaski, Sue Rossman, Donna Vanpelt, Barb Rado.

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Girls' Volleyball Team

Girls' Volleyball Team (L to R): Row 1: Jayne Rohlke. Connie Keller, Debbie Frances (Capt.). -Jean Swearinger, Holly Hanson. Row 2: Jan Hale, Barb Cavell, Laura Lindsay. Laura Wardeiner. Mary Murphy, Betty Radisek. Row 3: Rose Vinci, Mits Dupay, Beth Welton, Rachel Oyaski, Julie Jordan, Julie Kaucie. Row 4: Sue Vulich. Joy YViskes. Marion Geletka. Barb Rado, Kathy Sweigert. Not Pictured: Monica Otcasek, Pat Buck (Coach I.

Girls' Basketball Team (L to R): Row 1: Joy Wiskes, Mits Dupay, Barb Cavell, Laura Lindsey, Laurie Glick Sue Rossman, Jane Chabrand. Row 2: Debbie Francis, Donna Szabo, Sue Vulich, Maggie Mikulin, Julie Jor- dan. Holly Hanson. Louise Mazzio, Kay Koci, Karen Gaydos. Not Pictured: Connie Nelson, Donna Zallar, Barb Rado.

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Blue Team Front Row (L to R): B. Fende. S. Perpar, S. Plavac. C. Sattler, W. Mulholland. D. Brown, L. Drummer. Row 2: D. Capadnna, C. Clark. K. Hanlon, K. Stone. D. Kunis, L. Susnik, P. Simon, S. Ludwa. Row 3: C. Hric, P. Chambers. M. Vanah, M. Markus, P. Falvey, C. Gudel, L. Glavec. B. Busher. P. Meglich G. Petroff, D. Dicki. Row 4: C. Theodre. J. Connerton, P. Jochum. D. Schutt, D. Vulich, L. Purnell. S. Preserin, R. Poropat. P. Berlan. K. Gavdos.

Gold Team Front Row (L to R): M. Patete. S. Krnc. J. McElwain, M. J. Troha. L. Evans. C. Petsanis, P. Zentack. Row 2.K. Kempert. B. Kuhn, T. Gillotti. K. Goetz, C. Leland, C. Van Tillburg, R. Switzer. B. Wright, B. Stillings, D. Baker. B. Braddock. Row 3: D. Luksic. J. Bar- bis, K. Praskovich, S. Gross. N. Casey. S. Milevic, M. Anderson. N. Lipstreau, G. Molnar. P. Crowell, C. Reese, D. Tavano, L. Katarsky. C. Bensy. Row 4: V. Sump. C. Kor- dich. B. Lowe. S. Geib. D. Bowes. Row 5: K. Parshal, D. Browski, M. Kobai. V. Longstreth. S. Parry, J. Chabrand. D. Francis, M. A. Kroniac. M. Scur.

Blue Coaches (L to R): Manny Balalle. Jeff Minich. Mike Mulally.

Gold Coaches (L to R): Scott Nemchek, Dean Perch. Tom Himmelman, Al Pestotnik.

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The underclassmen are the identity seekers. Searching to formulate and build a life pattern, they count off the endless days. One, and even two years past them, they begin to realize the shortness of time before entering the world on their own. New respon- sibilities loom ahead, but a bright future is shaping around them.

"(live me fullness of life like to the sea and the sun; give me fullness of physical life, mind equal and beyond their fullness; give me a greatness and perfection of soul higher than all things: give me my inexpressible desire . . . the world works only for today, as the world worked twelve thousand years ago."

— Richard Jeffries

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1 Period Mr. Aultz Bottom Row (L to R): Carol Hall, Marcia Cefaratti, Lori Witt, Peg Baer, Valerie Bible. Row 2: John Pederson, Carol Murowsky, Barb Graham, Colleen Hughes, Debra Schimmelman, Laura Massey. Row 3: Don Bennett, William Markel, Carl Klauga, Stephen DiMare, Jim Elliott. Row 4: Mike Linn. Robin Nahrstedt, Pat Kenney, Jeff Walsh, Mike Pavlik, William Straka. Not Pic- tured: Russ Brewer, Pat Cover, Jim Fahey, Randy Price.

7 Period Mrs. Cerny Bottom Row (L to R): Jim Manion, Linda Howard, Perri Kraince, Cyndi Bugos, Madelyn Raicevich, Cyndi Smole. Row 2: Debbie Weekley, Jackie Attwood, Maggie Aleksic, Leslie Zurc, Lynn Kickle, Debbie Gudel. Row 3: Dan Cooper, Jim Moore, Jim Boros, Jim Furlong, Jeff Wilson, Jon Men- singer. Row 4: Craig Nusrala, Ray Petroff, Carl Krosl, Harry Wanchisn, Gary Vihtelic, Bill Duffin, Tim Teschner. Not Pictured: Frank Goldstein, Carol Strell.

1 Period Mrs. Cowan Bottom Row (L to R): Jim Hill, Bob DeMinico, Lynn Evans, Mary Surrena, Gloria Bozak. Row 2: Jane McCaskie, Dorothy Kovac, Joan Cameron, Connie Garapic, Judy Baris, Sue Iannica. Row 3: Bob Werstak, Tom Murphy, David Starr, Diane Wrona. Sue Tramposch. Row 4: Tom Arko, Bob Vuraich, Bob Nass, Al Sajovic, Bob Leveno, Barb Rado. Not Pictured: Tom Faith, Ellen Stefanic.

1 Period Mr. Aultz

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1 Period Mrs. Cerny

1 Period Mrs. Cowar

1 Period Mrs. Drescher

1 Period Mrs. Jordan

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1 Period Mr. Smith

This is a raid !

/ Period Mrs. Drescher Bottom Row (L to R): Maryann Baldassarre, Martina Tetrick, Mary Riggs, Debbie Patterson, Vickie Ridd, Janet Weinschenk. Row 2: Marrianne Nantz. Katie Heglow, Roberta Vitanza, Kevin Lasko, Mark Sumner, Kevin Busdiecker. Row 3: Amy Bosco, Karen Edmonds, Dave Dalton, Tim Soeder, Lynn Princic, Anne Kobe. Row 4: Karen Hunt, Brian Gage, Bob Kuehn, Randal Johnson, Ron Dureiko, Mike Maurer, Mark Cochran.

1 Period Mr. Smith Bottom Row (L to R): Darla Dackiewicz, Janice Thomas, Chris Per- don, Lynne Humpal, Winnie Heintz. Row 2: Sheri Saletrik, Peg Baldassare, Elaine Roshong, Nancy Lewis, Sandi Lyman. Row 3: Sharon Rupena. Dan Harris, Anne Yager, Marianne Salomone, Laura Madden. Row 4: John Brekalo, David Sump, Bill Dodds, Lynda Bork, Judy Kopec.

1 Period Mrs. Jordan Bottom Row (L to R): Robin Kavon, Mary Schulick, Barb Brand, Danielle Nousek, Fran Mlakar. Row 2: Eleanor Staso, Linda Brochak, Dave Duffy, Karen Zahorsky, Jane Cika, Joe Saba. Row 3: Mark Fessler, Mike Reminick, Mark Elmore, Rick Austin, Kim Mondok, Chuck Wiegand. Row 4: Roger Lokar, Phil Strunk. Vincent Powell, Ron Hartman, Jeff Grimes, Jeff Craig. Not Pictured: Scott Bailey, Chris Berardinelli, Russ Ackerman, Doug Gabriel, Bruce Klun, Mike Zdovc.

Juniors/157

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2 Period Mrs. Drescher Bottom Row (L to R): Joe Vala, Elaine Yurkovich, Lori Grahek, Val Strah, Marie Koeth, Mary Walsh. Row 2: John Ovsek, Perry Lane. Dave Centa, Steve Handshaw, Jim Houser, Don Rozum. Row 3: Keith Karlovic, Ardie Singh, Sue Baur, Leslie Kainski, Pat Skerl.

2 Period Mrs. Gale Bottom Row (L to R): Laurajean Barbato. Debra Forre, Allison Pakner, Brenda Riggar, Debra Mehr. Nancy Kehn. Row 2: Michelle Yaspan. Kathy Schaffer. Mary Slattery, Kathy Carpenter, Annette Kapalin, Sharon Johnston. Row 3: Cyndi Fasham, Denise Roschy, Robert Erne, Alan Lose, James Artim. Row 4: Louis Biank, Tom Halgash, Barbara Conner, Dale Baur. John Konchan, Joseph Perna. Not Pictured: Theresa Krysiak, William Hale, Laura Szabo, Laura Belcastro.

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2 Period Mrs. Drescher

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2 Period Mrs. Gale

I'm really practicing to be a skydiver.

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2 Period Mrs. Lemieux Bottom Row (L to R): Rita Johnson, Sue Champs, Joe Novotny, Art DeMico, Kent Springborn, Row 2: Bill Bozic, Zlatan Kostrencic, Rich Litwinowicz, Terry Hein, Bob Koskovics, Mike Crow. Not Pic- tured: Harvey Kahn, Vince Kravos, Steve Luda, Dolly Prinzler.

2 Period Mrs. Lemieux

Yuck! ! Tastes terrible

2 Period Mrs. Jordan Bottom Row (L to R): Mike Hrnvak, Brian English, Mark Paz, Art Cline, Lisa Kowalski. Row 2: Elaine Myslinski, \ntonella Skarica, Chuck Detweiler, Mary Lynch, Dave Weber, Mike Basilone. Row 3: Gregg Williams, Ed Baitt, Bob Bevacqua, Judy Dezelon, Gary Kane, Laura Eckenrode. Row 4: Jo Ann Fiffik, Nancy Gundelach, Debbie Sanders, Karen Hatech, Cindy McCalla. Not Pictured: Denise Brocate, Lori Keeney.

2 Period Miss Haffer Bottom Row (L to R): Darlene Luda, Deborah Goff, Terry Hershman. Deborah Hertel, Peter Jagiella, Mary Ellen Hale, Row 2: Jeffrey Streich, Allan Maxwell, Alex Grigor, Daniel Hayman, Douglas Cheadle, Mark Thomas. Susan Waterwash.

2 Period Mrs. Jordan

2 Period Miss Haffer

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2 Period Mr. Pringle Bottom Row (L to R): Nancy Stoner, Rosemary Gregory, Mary Franko. Len Saley. Row 2: Fred Dworning. Debby Brechun, Gabrielle Weissfuss, Dena Shuman. Kathy Lach. Row 3: Don Pavlovich, Fich Harwood, Bob Legge, John Konchan.

3 Period Mrs. Cerny Bottom Row (L to R): Carolyn Picciano, Anita Tarantino, Tom •Joyce, Ken Gerbetz. Laura Pecnik, Jim Stru- ble. Row 2: Lynn Marrapodi, Dave Johnston. George Matic. Patrick Warholic, Nancy Ferris, Gary Dostal, Laura Finan. Row 3: Sue Campbell. Mark Polly. Bob Payne. Jerry Ham- mond. Tom Laszczo, Dale Booms, Rick San- ford. Row 4: Paul Steffas, Joe Virginia. Joy Wiskes, Kathy Sweigert, Mike Jaksa, Loyal Luikart. Randy Hanson. Not Pictured: Scott Schmelzer.

3 Period Mrs. Gale Bottom Row (L to R): Debra Callahan, Tim Guntner, John Braun, Linda Swenson, Bonnie Rupert, Dorina Kubiesz. Row 2: Gregory Mog, Robert Brass, Deborah Parulis. Patricia Beranek. Diane Johnston, Jean Scott, Daina Andrews. Row 3: John Thome, Theodore Fleck, Dave McCunn, Mark Munnings, Charles Howard, Gregory Wilhelm. Ronald Hopkins. Row 4: Daniel Bacon, John Evans, Robert Amato, Lee Stein, Charles Dembek, Ken Brown, Robert Gornik. Not Pictured: Barbara Ragan, Roland Skur.

2 Period Mr. Pringle

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3 Period Mrs. Cernv

"I still don't believe in Paramecium!

3 Period Mrs. Gale

One o'clock and all is well.

Period Mrs. Lemieux

3 Period Mrs. Lemieux Bottom Row (L to R): Lynn DeMichelle, Cindy O'Rourke, Al Blott, Dale DiVito, Frank Dottore, Ken Koren, Mark Bradac. Row 2: Chris Pennza, Ralph Gamber, David Goodhead, Dennis Elliott, Bill Shrout, Jayson Fowler, Jim Bunting. Not Pictured: Pat Braddock, John Crawford, Linda Jones, Donna Saletel.

3 Period Mr. Pringle Bottom Row (L to R): Mark Griswold, Paul Phillips, Ken Haubert, Dave Kramer, Louis Fugina, Corey Zimmer- man. Row 2: Bob Summerfield, Mike Misch, Dwight Gabriel, Karl Guenther, Ken Stigamier, Mike Blankenship. Row 3: Matt West, Bruce Klein, Louise Pollock, Ron Seredich, Marie Feraci, Tony DiBacco. Row 4: Bill Kato, Tim Daniel, Elaine Timinski, Dave Arter, John Rotondo, Diane Parker. Not Pic- tured: Cheryl Fasuk, Clara Mancini, Norm Schmidt.

Period Mr. Pringle

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3 Period Mr, Smith Bottom Row (L to R): Jane Grieshammer, Fran White, Lynn Multhaup, Toni Gower, Sue Gizzi, Londa Jue, Paula Mayer. Row 2: Sandra Genelius, Pam Berar- dinelli, Anna Sierko, Jayne Rohlke, Richard Cotman, Karen Vuranch, Mary Humensky. Row 3: Barb Geib, Deborah Husa, Nancy Ivansek, Jamie Malone, Dave Taylor, Mike Melfi, Mark Mavsar. Not Pictured: Ron Meyer, Cathi Williams.

3 Period Miss Spiga Bottom Row (L to R): Deborah White, Celeste Poyle, Faye Bork, Karen Schulz, Eileen Neroni, Shirley Kocjan- cic, Cynthia Petrick. Row 2: Kim Dutko, Chris Hoinski, Don Broge, Marvin Gilbert, Cathy Thompson, Alice Wyman, Jan Fraser. Row 3: Mark Wade, Tim Perry, Dennis Krieger, Mike Pritchard, Barb Schwenner, Margaret Vaiginis, Mike Fiorilli. Row 4: Tom Kaduk, Roger Petan, Jeff Lynn, Frank Kocjancic, Luke Lee, Jim Wightman, Phil Campus.

3 Period Mr. Smith

3 Period Miss Spiga

"Yeah, it looks stupid wet."

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'You'd be small too, if you lived in a locker for five years.'

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"This part always makes me cry.

4 Period Mrs. Drescher

4 Period Mrs. Lemieux

4 Period Mrs. Drescher Bottom Row (L to R): Jamie Kapec, Chris Grossman, Rita Jakabouskos, Cindy Prioreschi, Elaine Ludwig, Jamie DiTomaso. Row 2: Rich Leasure, Sandy Santon, Sharon Gates, Bob Berish, Carolyn Trost, Mike Sexton, Dan Harding. Row 3: Rich Clasen, Larry Zakrajek, Bill Corbett, Ray Baka, Wayne Johnson, Jan Nuzzo, Cindy Daw- ning, Steve Babets. Not Pictured: Brian Stenroos, Shelley Ladovich, Dan Marinelli, Terry Churclikill.

4 Period Mrs. Lemieux Bottom Row (L to R): Ron Restifo, Chuck Cicak, Heidi Mehler, Kristin Albers, Galen Noles. Row 2: Glen Foy, Ken Hodakievic, Steve Mascaro, Randy Burge, Debbie Miklavcic, Perry Pennza. Not Pictured: Mary Jo Diezic, Mike Patete, Marion Royce, Bob Snowberger, Jim Striech.

4 Period Mr. Lowe Bottom Row (L to R): Karen Suchevits, Janie Bergman, Cheri Scott, Judi Kurilla, Alicia Smolinski, Mary Tomko. Row 2: Nancy Wlodarski, Beth Marten, Kim Hlabse, Laurie Kordich, Michelle Paulin, Doug Fike, Darby Savage. Row 3: Marcus Collier, Robin Paul, Ed Ostrander, Marge Kacprzak, Betty Radisek, Julie Kaucic, Karen Krome. Row 4: Larece Galer, Stacey Brizes, Tim Anderson, Sue Vulich, Larry Oberle, Jim Poropat, Bob Widlicka.

4 Period Mr. Lowe

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4 Period Mr. Pringle Bottom Row (L to R): Donna Peters, Harry Lafountaine, Dawn Julian, Carlene D'Amico, Cindy Dombrowski. Row 2: Mike Dupay, Sue Beni, Sue Rapinz, Pat Polunus, Teri Silkowski, Diane Grabinski. Row 3: Chuck Lehman. Kevin Kapalin, Mark Hebert, Mike Schwenner, Frank Cicco, Mike Keller. Not Pictured: Vicky Keyes, Frank Markovic, Laura Mullen, Chuck Leuzzi, Steve Metzger, Jeff Kredshaw.

4 Period Mr. Pringle

5 Period Mrs. Drescher

'How do you like my hair, fellas?"

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.5 Period Mrs. Drescher Bottom Row (L to R): Jody Kotar, Cindy Buccilli, Jim Medves, Linda Grebenc. Judy Jirousek. Row 2: Kim Kester, Tom Hill, Tacy Sieferd, Tim Znidar, Donna Valencic, Joe Semick. Row 3: Dave Ferrara, Marsha Daugherty, Mark Andrews, Steve Markel, Robert Bures, Michael Glasney. Row 4: David Stryjewski, Rod Mazzaro, Steve Petro, Frank Daugherty, Joe Puro, Rich Calabrace. Not Pictured: Greg Talty, Duane DAmico.

5 Period Mrs. Gale Bottom Row (L to R): Linda Long, Allen Burke, Debbie Barresi, David Taska, Ronald Holny, Janet Purvis. Row 2: Mary Bartel, Lori Carnell, Daniel Carroll, Robert Glavac, Deborah Grindle. Richard Tutolo. Row 3: Richard Foskey, Kent Schmidt, Timothy Plaga, Judson Oliveri, James Slivers, Robert Markel. Row 4: Mark Shisila, David Lastoria, James Suschak, Joe Dotson, Mark Fuerst, James Kapusi. Not Pictured: Donald Steeves, Douglas Wolff.

"Wow, look at that cockroach! '

5 Period Mrs. Gale

"You're sure this is the formula for a blonde?'

5 Period Mr. Smith

6 Period Mr. Henderson

5 Period Mr. Smith Bottom Row (L to R): Deborah Blevins, Sue Rossman, Paula Arvay, Mary Jan Manners, Val Breeze. Row 2: Carrie Lushin, Laura Lindsay, Janet Klepacki, Beth Kardos, Linda Stepita, Barb Winters. Row 3: Mike Wardeiner, Chris Krall, Joel Downey, Kathy Lyon, Janice Barelich, Michelle Artzner.

6 Period Mr. Henderson Bottom Row (L to R): Brenda Tabory, Sandy Clapp, Nancy Krnc, Cindy Hopton. Margy Rose, Char Stipkovich. Row 2: Maureen Powers, Beth Drury, Rae Oyaski, Donna Van Pelt, Cindy Gibson, Karen Sulzmann. Row 3: Heidi Donley, Carol Hommel, Jackie Abbott, Tom Rojeck, Joe Troha, Eddi DiLalla. Row 4: Brad Rust, Kevin Thomas, Jim Stermole, Maggie Mikulin, Deb- bie Basar, Sue Wason, Dave Van Etten. Not Pictured: Dan Naderer, Tim Reed, Debbie Kirchner.

6 Period Mrs. Jordan Bottom Row (L to R): Colleen Lexa, Debbie Urgeleit, Nancy Pedone. Jackie Swift, Julie Gabert, Doug York. Row 2: Vivian Jablonski, Cathy Brussee, Sherri Simo- nian, Steve Wilson, Marian Homar, Bonny Luberger. Row 3: Craig Blewit, Greg Draxler, Greg Reshetar, Joy Branzel, Judy Taylor, Kate Lynch. Row 4: Jim Kotar. Keith Papalko, Bob Plott, Hal Shunk, Mike Perhay, Laurie Evans. Not Pictured: Carolyn Caresani, Deborah Hyle, Barb Wagner.

6 Period Mrs. Jordan

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6 Period Mr. Lowe

6 Period Mr. Lowe Bottom Row (L to R): Paul Jurkovic, Cindy Clabough, Sue Lipanye, Chris Myers, Jill Rupsic, Diane Davies, Donna Weiss. Row 2: Mark Roberts. Cindi Skapin. Jo Traina, Tom Verdi. Grace Sechnick, Eileen Donovan, Margie Konchan. Row 3: Pete Jelenic, Carol Gaydosh, Debbie Tonn, Mary Trommetter, Carol Kowolski, Janet Doles. Richard Ammon. Row 4: Dave Heimsoth. Ken Sustarsic, Rocco Pignatiella, Bill Dragolich. Mike Reed, Larry Strohen.

6 Period Mr. Pringle Bottom Row (L to R): Claudette Ussai, Andy Martincic, Jim Zawo- jek. Scott Prileson, Carl Kruger. Andy Yedlick. Row 2: Debby Sharp, Sue Pavvlak. Cindy Synk, Joe Fink, Pam Chinnici. Row 3: Marilys Stiglic, Sue Ross, Janet Kosten, VVally Klepac, Jo H. Klepac. Row 4: Debby Robers. Chris Walsh, Pat Giunta, Becky Bogotay. Denny Driscoll. Not Pictured: John Tanner.

6 Period Mr. Pringle

We found her locker, the kielbasi gave it away!

Presenting myself, Joe Cool.

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Wish this finger would come out.

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7 Period Mr. Aultz

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7 Period Mr. Henderson

It's nice to have notes when you take a test!

7 Period Mr. Aultz Bottom Row (L to R): Vickie Miller, Scott Halus, Elaine Griesmer, Paula Copeland. Paul Schneider, Joan Szabo, Melody Sabol. Row 2: Nancy Nickles, Glenn Christopher, Bill Kirchner, Greg Legan, Pat Janes, John Tramsak, Mike Petti. Row 3: Leonard Delbrocco, Mike Kotnik, Richard Gallin, Brian Abramczyk, Jim Frieden, Dan Massey, Jim Monsman. Not Pictured: Jerome Forster, Paul Walworth.

7 Period Mr. Henderson Bottom Row (L to R): Jane Mataich, Patti Coons, Connie Keller, Sue Hogan, Sue Ruzich, Jackie Engel. Row 2: Ed Detomaso, Cindy Marek, Laurie Stone, Sue Ferrazza, Petra Brocone, Karen Lucas, Marie Vranekovic. Row 3: Paul Nagle, Doug Harvey, Jim Sokell, Dave Horan, Mike Penko, Naomi Grimes, Mark Zakarian. Row 4: Mike Maire, Tim Powell, Bud Capes, John Hamby, Jim Ostberg, Gary Ziccardi, Craig Casten, Ron Frank. Not Pictured: Sue Baker, Jennie Lickert, Lea Botteicher.

7 Period Mrs. Lemieux Bottom Row (L to R): Terri Van Beneden, Tammy Wasnac, Roger Snyder, Mike Sustar, Diane Cole, Beth Jerome, Joyce Dunbar. Row 2: Kathy Parr, Nancy Susel, Fran Branisel, Steve Pavelecky, Andy Strok, Dave Thompson, John Nolan. Row 3: Bob Wright, John Seidel, John Kozel, Eric Ambler, Paul LaValley, George Lundskow, Oliver Molkentin. Not Pictured: Karen Cassese, Bruce Fraley, In-Gyung Suhr.

7 Period Mrs. Lemieux

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7 Period Mr. Lowe

7 Period Mr. Lowe Bottom Row (L to R): Cindy Matuch, Cindy Faunce, Patti Loraw, Nancy Pritchard, Terry Wasilko, Linda Crawford. Row 2: John Friel, Gerry Jejcic, Donna Zgonc, Janet Mower, Pat Chubb, Bonnie Mueller, Anne Tomsic. Row 3: Wade Reese, Barb Perry, Dave Kirbish, Kev Coughlin, Tom Hospodar, Bob Hanson, Al Russell. Row 4: Bob Arnold, Jim Scheff, Mike Talty, Terry Mance, Steve Spelie, Fred Ausflug, Scott Hart. Not Pictured: Cheryl Grasgreen.

7 Period Mr. Pringle Bottom Row (L to R): Ken Treichel, Bill Radcliff, John Lemmon, Dennis Corrigan, Tim Pritchard, Mike Vidmar, Bill Buckman. Row 2: Pat Spears, Cindy Shiran, Elyse Gallo, Dennis Hoppert, Paula Svilar, Tom Kozloski, Donna Wata. Row 3: Sue Young, Nancy Kapec, Leslie Mabel, Regina Fatica, Vicky Parkinson, Karin Pawski. Not Pictured: Lisa Nelson, Marty Kilroy.

7 Period Mr. Smith Bottom Row (L to R): Mike Bordonaro, David Steigman, Vanessa Mar- tinak, Karen Grano, Jan Ullman, Stephanie Nebehay. Row 2: David Major, Julie Gleisser, Ruth Aplin, Bill Decatur, Sandra Krasovec, Janis Hale, Beth Kuebler. Row 3: Dean Slejko, Drago Udovich, John Mikolich, Sue Hrastar, Maureen Hanlon, Mary Brigden, Celeste Gibbs.

7 Period Mr. Pringle

7 Period Mr. Smith

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7 Period Miss Spiga

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8 Period Mrs. Cerny

7 Period Miss Spiga Bottom Row (L to R): Laurie Busser, Nancie Henkel, Vickie Pinto, Linda Zajc, Nancy DiSilvestro, Lori Watts. Row 2: Arlene Kramer, Audrey Profitt, Rose Vinci, Roman Dowhan, Jack Christmyer. Row 3: Joyce Hribar, John Madaio, Henry Taylor, Steve dicker, Joe Trgo. Row 4: Geoff Himes, Jim Visage, Tony Fistek, Bruce Bennett, Martha Swanhart, Don Buikus, Steve Novosel.

8 Period Mrs. Cerny Bottom Row (L to R): Debbie Newlan, Jeanne Thomas, Mary Warder, Dave Packer, Terry Wilson, Laura Boyd, Sharon Callahan. Row 2: Stephanie Kosmetos, Vanessa Evanick, Monica Hastert, Richard Freeh, Ann Zukowski, Bob Lane, Sue Johnson. Row 3: Greg Cosgriff, Ann Erdani. Bud Luikart, Beth Clark, Rob Behrend, Dave Vargo, Sandy Midolo, Dave Sirk. Not Pic- tured: Kathy Bokar.

All this and heaven, too!

Watch me pull a finger from the magic cloth!

8 Period Mrs. Drescher Top Row (L to R): Bob Donato, Michelle Gressley, Laura Kelember, Ruth Davis, Joseph Trunkley, Tom Fratino, Warren Holtz. Michael Martincic. Row 2: Frederick Penrod, David Cesen, Phil Noch, Lorraine D'Eusianio, John Mack. Jan Zimmerman, Maureen Sullivan. Row 1: Denny Robinson. Gerrie Mulligan, Judy Karlovic. Lynn Manfredonia. John Barba, Ken Dixon. Tony Ruza.

8 Period Mrs. Jordan Bottom Row (L to R): Mark Kubetin. Norma Lipstreu, Julie Offerle, George Werling, Mary Tusoch. Row 2: Tim Bulick, Sharon Spei, Marianne Beni, Bonnie Hahn. Cindy Tarantino, Richard Semega. Row 3: Gary Isbestor, Bill Swartz, Ted Sabat, Jeff Penza. John Arnold, Dennis Culbert.

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8 Period Mrs. Lemieux Bottom Row (L to R): Joyce Lorek, Scott Jameson, Ruth Stephens, Mark Kumel, Leigh Avery. Row 2: Kevin Klocker, Cindy Bodovetz, Cindy Tamborello, Rich Haines, Barbara Colling. Row 3: Larry Shega, Wayne Wachhaus, Gary Whitney, Mark Ford, Kerry O'Neill. Nor Pictured: Mark Ducic, Karen Lamont. Jim Marolt.

8 Period Mrs. Lemieux

If only I could remember my name .

At Midas we'll fix your car the first, second, or third time!

8 Period Mr. Lowe

8 Period Mr. Lowe Bottom Rowe (L to R): Cin- dy Rudiak, Audrey Petkovsek, Mike Swaney, Kathy Loomis, Linda Insana, Candy Busanski. Row 2: Colleen O'Brien, Christine Kovacic, Mary Lou Mantz, Ed McGregor, Colleen Wat- son, Rose Zsaludko, Debbie Tyler. Row 3: Don Nykiel, Joe Glicken, Rich Stegh, Earl Ecker, Joe Pesec. Row 4: Dave Chervon, Tony Saia, Stephen Szabo, Phil Bucco, Ed Krotine, Rich Mazzaro.

8 Period Miss Spiga Bottom Row (L to R): Denise Johnson, Dorene Felz, Pat Sudar, Joan Taub, Anita Cafarelli, Yvonne Columbus. Madaline Pike. Row 2: Carol Harper, Barb Ehrhardt, Kathy Wiehn, Patricia Macaul, Margaret Shoemaker, Lee Loy, Kevin Zivkovich. Row 3: Warren Opalk, Ranee McLean, Dan Wallace, Jim Land, Al Boehlke, Carl Vandetti, Luray Scheider.

8 Period Miss Spiga

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/ Period Miss Carmody Bottom Row (L to R): Scott Hollmeyer, Tom Holtz, Liz Pietrantozzi, Sandy Taylor, Art Gregory. Row 2: Robin Anderson, Bill Morris, Bob Lepley, Jim Edelman, Kevin Arbogast. Not Pictured: Kris Albers, Dan Lesler, Rose Snyder.

1 Period Miss Haffer Bottom Row (L to R): Michael Kilkenny, Jeryl Wasniak, Bernice Hale, Donalea Glavan, William Wile. Row 2: James Potochar, Alice Holcombe, Erin Byrne.

1 Period Miss Carmody

1 Period Miss Harris

1 Period Miss Haffer

1 Period Miss Harris Bottom Row (L to R): Bob Ayres, Mike Medves, Don Ehrke, Mary Ann Besselman, Barbara Harps. Row 2: June Huston, Sharon Leinweber, Sue Krotine, Gina Kekelis, Margaret Miller, Debbie Pierce. Row 3: Mike Nolis, Mike Bosco, Rita Connelly, Debby Dudek, Donna Szabo. Row 4: Brian Kostreba, Dave Werstak, Jim Sivik, Jim Burya, Brian Barney, Steve Pyle. Not Pic- tured: Tami Pascal, Connie Sager.

Quit pulling my leg!

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1 Period Mrs. McGill

1 Period Mr. Hall

1 Period Mrs. McGill Bottom Row (L to R): Ron Lipscomb, Bob Gockel, Mark Kozlowski, Carl Hanson, Ann Payne, Carla Zupanic, Debi Attwood, Cindy Farkas. Row 2: Barb Cavell, Joyce Kimack, Denise Rich, Barb Baehr, Judy Burns, Sue Rado, Michelle Poyle. Row 3: Bon- nie Urgeleit, Donna Lorence, Robin Heskett, Debbie Schall, Lacey Zachary, Sandy Hlebak, Linda Stevko. Row 4: Michelle Anderson, Mike Cahill, Nancy Caldrone, Jim Munson, Maria Boschi, Dave Calabrese. Nor Pictured: Sandy Andresky.

/ Period Mr. Hall Bottom Row (L to R): Julie Kinney, Myra Christensen, Diane Griswold, Karen Saley, Patrice Dunn. Row 2: Diane DeVito, Kathy Kelley, Beth Britsch, Jan Pat- field, Jim Potocnik. Row 3: Cathy Criado, Lin- da Swiney, Bob Ayers, Tom Blasko, Harry Fuller. Row 4: Tina Kane, Joe Talty, Diane Babets, Vince Morris, Frank Reilly, Ron Thomson. Not Pictured: Tom Hardesty, Sharon Sharp, James Shelden, Eric Zelman.

Gee, wait till Mommy sees what I made in school today!

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2 Period Mr. Aultz

2 Period Mr. Aultz Bottom Row (L to R): Sue Gundling, Carolyn Rinderle, Holly Trevarthen, Mary Anne Finneley, Denise Capella, Debbie Fink, Laurie Kastelie. Row 2: Val Nebehay, Pat Kane, Betty Walker, Derek Wagner, Ken Krsolovic, Warren Kurtz, Lorrie Spilker. Not Pictured: Erie Pierson, Joe Thomas, Terry Vesel.

2 Period Miss Carmody Bottom Row (L to R): Jackie Walter, Brian O'Neill, John Barta, Michael Scully, Carmen Caimi, Kim McGregor. Row 2: Bob Vercellino, Joe Humar, Cliff Thweatt, Ron Krivacic, Mike Jeffrey. Not Pictured: Pat Clarke, Phil Lesefky, Sue Stamberger.

"Wait 'til you see who we've got hidden in here — Coach Rojeck!"

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2 Period Miss Carmody

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2 Period Miss Harris Bottom Row (L to R): Debbie Benner, Marci Gold, Diane Arter, Maryann Evans, Mary Ann Gambitta, Sandra Schieb. Row 2: Joe Grebenc, Terri Kendro, Jeanette Ribarich, Cindy Patfield, Letitia Mancini, Pam Coons. Row 3: Stan Zupancic, Pam Hall, John Grebenc, Greg Jagiella, Don Heikell, Ed Archibald. Row 4: Mike Zdanowicz, Marc Roeder, Larry Moss, Doug Mocny, LeRoy Hemmert, Tom Bukovec, Don Stigamier. Not Pictured: Leonard Ellul, Rick Grey, Denise Moore, Joe Paratto, Sue Stopko, Mike Thompson.

"Who said prayer wasn't allowed in school?"

2 Period Miss Harris

2 Period Miss Lellis

2 Period Miss Lellis Bottom Row (L to R): Karen Woodruff, Laurie DeMattie, Sherry Raymont, Maureen Eiermann, Jane French. Row 2: Carol Imm, Cindy Dicki, Brian Booms, Frank Schuhle, Dan DeCarlo, Tedd Allchin. Not Pictured: Christine Casstevens.

2 Period Mrs. McGill Bottom Row (L to R): Sharon Bryan, Fred Wyman, Brenda Southall, Dianna Deaton, Cheryl Cable, Kathy Corrigan, Debbie Glavan. Row 2: Sue Roeder, Robin Lutzweiler, Eric Zimmerman, Laurie Raggets, Joan Plovok, Ann Cesar, Darlene Antolick. Row 3: Joe Radisek, Bill McFadden, Duane Hale, Bob Olgiate, Dale Pfriem, Cathy Pranskevich, Nick Ryan. Row 4: Annette Jicha, Garth Irvine, Ken Whitlow, Bill Rambeau, Chuck Cetinsky, Greg Drew, Dale Noles. Not Pictured: John Kormos, Charlene Weiss.

2 Period Mrs. McG

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.3 Period Mr. Benz Bottom Row (L to R): Scott Bensmore, Kathy Gensler, Dave Valus, Rick Ubl, Gary McClurg, Dean Derby. Row 2: Mike Ludvik, Bill Ullom, Patty Pettek, John Russman, Dennis Ludwig, Jim Hill, Mike Sou- lar

3 Period Mr. Brown Bottom Row (L to ft): Chris Geske, Paula Moriarty, Carolyn Carpenter, Kathy Huntsman, Michael Zingale, Sharon Banbic, Beth Merrill. Row 2: Joann Seibert, Linda Boettcher, Dorothi Stalzer, Richard Braun, Gail Eroskey, Chris Centa, Nancy Winchester, Kathy Spence. Row 3: Diane Willert, Lorrie Pfeiffer, Beth Hlavac, Nancy Steinfurth, Shelli Gordon, Bev Skur, Monica Otcasek, Joann Mramor. Row 4: Brian Feiock, Tom Latcovich, Barb Arnold, Mark Jerson, Bruce Lloyd, Barb Barnett, Paula Vargo, Betsy Calabrese. Not Pictured: Cynthia Garrett.

3 Period Mr. Hall Bottom Row (L to R): Laverne Vargo, Anita Bourgeois, Kathy Bergant, Jim Ellis, Angela Buanno, Jeff Boyer. Row 2: Al Christianson, Valerie Paynich. Chris Zaletel, Tammy Arastaris, John South, Jill Kalves. Row 3: Sandra Noel, Jan Ward, Gale Schiemann, Kathy Fortunate, John Furlong, Pat Hanratty. Row 4: Dave Goda, Brian McDonough, Denise Kovalski, Debra Baker, Nancy Sceranka, Janice Zahurancik. Not Pic- tured: Ernest Caputo, John Dotson, Chris Tekancic, John Wade.

3 Period Mr. Benz

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3 Period Miss Lellis Bottom Row (L to R): Ruth Umek, Ginny Taylor, Sue Baizel, Kathy Lang, Karen Anderson, Sharon Langdon, Mary McLoughlin. Row 2: Carla Reece, Bob Marino, Patrick Bildstein, Debbie Smith, Nancy Doganiero. Jeff Lose, John Stankiewicz. Row, 3: Debbie Goshorn, Kathy Mulligan, Lorene Katarsky, Ron Ellis, Vicky Gillespie, Gordon Faith, Dan Bosco. Row 4: Andy Puz, Terry Moses, Alice Baris, Kim Miller, Ron Constan- tino, Toby Roeder, Ralph Brussee, Jim Hanna. Not Pictured: Bob Casciato, Carrie Hocevar, Cathy Sakacs.

3 Period Miss Rupnik Bottom Row (L to R): Karen Janovics, Linda Danzinger, Carol Deemer, Karen Workman, Denise Mog, Kathie Bonfield. Row 2: Kim Hoffmeyer, Connie Reese, Mary Beth Pavis, Linda Faight, Dianne Konchan, Patty Ferrell, Jeannine Austin. Row 3: Terry Jirousek, Connie Nelson, Cathy Szabo, Debbie Redman, Margaret Wade, Sheryl Ot- casek. Stephanie Grzsik. Row 4: Karen Brehm. Lynn Black, Denise Calvert, Carole Blase, Brenda Gibson, Lorrie Smith, Janet Berlan. Row 5: Mary Mavsar, Sue Midolo, Jim Switzer, Tom Deighton, Jorge Vasallo. Mike Flanagan, Rich Yonakor. A'or Pictured: Ron Anzells.

You spray it, you wipe it, and phfft — dirt is gone!

How are we gonna fit all this in there?

A chronic case of fakeitis

4 Period Mr. Aultz Bottom Row (L to R): Phyllis Novotny, Dan DeMarco, Doreen Dackiewicz, Esther Akiba, Nancy Pred, Joyce Habenicht. Row 2: Elizabeth Powell, Annette Eeckhout, Sue Kozel, Halle Conway, Donna Turk, Joella Kooser, Douglas Erdman. Not Pic- tured: Bob Heindel, Chris Holan, Pete Keck, Walt Mueller.

4 Period Mrs. McGill Bottom Row (L to R): Gary Ciomek, Bob Klein, Jim McGill, Mary Miller, Lou Faraci, Gary Fricar, Mike Bar- nauskas. Row 2: Jonathan Boczek, Gary Reese, Bill Olgiate, Lenny Gutka, Tracy Gallagher, Mark Zoruba, Bob Ullom, Bob Jerin. Not Pic- tured: Joe Behra, Carol Royce, Larry Schiff- baur.

4 Period Mr. Aultz

4 Period Mrs. McGil

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4 Period Miss Rupnik

5 Period Mr. Brown

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5 Period Mr. Hall

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4 Period Miss Rupnik Bottom Row (L to R): Randi Hepp, Gail Fitzsimmons, Joe Kayza. Jerry Drew, Gary Wolski, Row 2: Pat Nusrala, John Poznik, Lynn Baum, Wayne White, Kevin Eichler. Not Pictured: Darrel Roberts, Fred Chesnes, Vicki Smith, Jim Stuber, Sue Gilkerson.

5 Period Mr. Brown Bottom Row (L to R): Naomi Rash, Mary Haines, Lois Buck, Deni Gibson, Tim Werling, Denise Pozelnik. Row 2 Bill Tomko, Lora Schultz, Ginny Matthews Debbie Starr, Diane Theodos, Debbie Hunnell. Row 3: Loretta Chuha, Anita Augustine, Sandi Kocin, Hollie Pistillo, Diane Kramer, Donna Gadish. Row 4: Barb Kobe, Paul Vidal, Ken Koskovich, Jim Cervenka, Scott Easter, Kurt Eyman. Nor Pictured: Jeff Harich, Marcia Zovack, Lynda Thompson, Wayne Strah.

5 Period Mr. Hall Bottom Row (L to R); Donna Radabaugh, Greg Nietzel, Denise Kirchner, Sonny Bagwell, Cheryl Degutis. Row 2: Ron Ellis, Ray Rose, John Zigman, Eric Leuzzi, Eric Kato, Bill Tripp. Row 3: Darinka Golobic, Kim Wintle, Laura Shinsky, Marcy Mehalic, Kurt Soeder, Domenic Bosco, Not Pictured: Debra Hayes, Dan Skeen.

Jungle Hairy

5 Period Miss Lellis

5 Period Miss Lellis Bottom Row (L to R): Denise Farenchak, Jack Mantz, Phil Credico, Will Bradlee, Anita Gullo. Row 2: Doreen Dorsey, Tina Cragle, Kathy Benko, Karen San- born, Darrell Reed, John Sporcic. Row 3: Mike Pederson, Rick Deitz, Gordon Ridd, Dale Van Pelt, Frank Payne. Not Pictured: Jim Kaucic, Sue Morgan, Larry Wiggins, John Majewski.

5 Period Miss Spiga Bottom Row (L to R): Barb Zeman, Linda Laseak, Debby Roper, Sandy Portik, Linda Kastelik, Julie Glicken. Row 2: Russ May, David Toth, Herb Arko, Alex Kimberly, Tony Hartman, Larry Severino, Cheryl Molesky. Row 3: John Maskunas, Ted Black, Bob Wendorff, Bob Bilko, Joe Majewski, Steve Foreman, Paul Eikenburg.

6 Period Mr. Aultz Bottom Row (L to R): Karen Hutchinson, Claudia Dular, Gail Eyer, Dave Gross, Cynthia Rohrer, John Petkovsek. Row 2: Cheryl Litwinowicz, Annette Prince, Roy Reshetar, Jean Panter, Elizabeth Morvaji, Rich Mikovich. Row 3: Mark Mahnic, Cathy Rigsby, Carole Sylte, Arvydas Mackevicius, Jean Hasse, Vicki Cesen. Row 4: Bill Scott, Dave Beadle, Dale Taddie, John Ostberg, Bill Hach, Tim Dailey. Not Pictured: Amy Stoch.

After this it's radish rosebuds!

6 Period Mr. Aultz

5 Period Miss Spiga

Look, it's stuck!

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If I cover my eyes maybe it'll all go away.

6 Period Mrs. Gale

6 Period Mrs. Gale Bottom Row (L to R): Daniel Farizel, Patricia Brockman, Fred Andersky, Anthony Rozman, Karen Peterson, Charles Hutchinson. Row 2: Kenneth Walch, Laureen Shaw, Sue Nainiger, Debra Kowalkoski, Emmett Benedum, Ralph Tanner. Row 3: Susan Znidarsic, Janet Motuza, Brian Katz, Tom Hieber, Diana Miller, Dalemarie Harai. Row 4: Laura Sibert, Carl Hatcher, Larry Luzar, Uwe Botzke, Rose Chorba, James Czaplicki, Mark Ruscin.

6 Period Mr. Hal! Bottom Row (L to R): Vickie Sprinkle, Cheryl Jazbec, Kay Koci, Beverly Bohrer, Debbie Pratt, Al Schlick, Pat Kapler. Row 2: Maria Czaplicki, Marc Boyes, Harry Clapp, Ann Marie Hayes, Colleen O'Neill, Glenn Siders, Jack Archibald. Row 3: Mark Novosel, Brian Bukovec, Norbie Hongosh, Mike Girimont, Chuck Ljubi, Jim Lynch, Jack Hay, Mark Wanderslaben. Not Pictured: Kelley Buckles, Steve Champa, Louise Maz- zaro, Janet Monahan, Lydia Mulirnas, Mike Taton.

I bet he makes me rewrite it.

6 Period Mr. Hall

And we've only been here ten minutes.

6 Period Miss Harris Bottom Row (L to R): John Manion, Holly Hanson, Cindy Phillippe. Marty Hulin, Elaine Petkovsek, Marcia Lokar, Kurt Stalhuth. Row 2: Chan Murch, Sue Ricci, Kathy Clark, Mary Jo Telich, Lynda Fraley, Joanne Johnson, Lynn Burke. Row 3: George Brentar, Chris Carney, Laurie Deveney, Bever- ly Urban, Anita Zak, Jeff Stevko, Todd Morgan, Leo Shaner. Row 4: Brad Yokie, Chris Herak, Mark Katrinak, Martin Massiello, Wendy Nulick, Brian Miller, Ron Schlickert.

6 Period Miss Rupnik Bottom Row (L to R): Cindy Schroll, Harvey Phillips, Amy Dutko, Kim Lombardi, Renee Voase. Row 2: Sue Grze, Audrey Zupancie, Gary Stroberg, John Chasser, Julie Jordan, Philomena Klun. Row 3: Bill Hupp, Bob Markiewicz, Dave Miller, Jeff Columbia, Mike Schultz, Kathy Kirchner. Row 4: Tim Shea, Tom Harrell, Ken Petardi, Chris Myslinski, Tim Carney, John Centa. Not Pictured: Helen Schulz, Diane Herak, Tim Morris, Chris Rupert, Ashfaque Ahmed, Diane Beal, Lynn Wagner.

"Good morning, Mr. Phelps."

6 Period Miss Harris

6 Period Miss Rupnik

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'And at 12: 15 we attack the enemy right here.

6 Period Miss Spiga

6 Period Miss Spiga Bottom Row (L to R): Brent Yoder, Mike Stylianou, Carol Jaksa. Mike Chase, Lilly Grau, Kim Hanna. Row 2: Bob Crouch, Eileen Smith, Tom Pestotnik, Joe Severini, Patti Parker, Steve Carman. Row 3: David Rucker, Leslie Kane, Ken Massey, Dan Sexton, Todd Palmer, Jim Penza, Ken Austin.

7 Period Mr. Brown Bottom Row (L to R): Jeff Reding. Mary Murphy. Gayle Gallagher, Chris Hendershot, Cindy Reel. Lyneah Breskvar, Jan Marino. Row 2: Barb Cowper, Betty Zagorc, Mike Camloh, Gina Tutino, Donna Deming, Joan Papaioannidis, Brian Phillips. Row 3: Stan Fabianich, Jody Lach. Margy Skupic, Heidi Mihocik, Tamee Haines, Mike Kemp, John Trommetter.

7 Period Mr. Brown

'The Teacher? I don't know where he went.

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7 Period Mr. Hall

7 Period Miss Harris

7 Period Mr. Hall Bottom Row (L to R): Cheryl Zetkulich, Kathy Grubar, Kathy Hall, Kathy Savage. Sandra Vanah, Row 2: Richard Gudaitis, Paul Luikart, Robert Wirsching, Tom Pearson. Row 3: Vicky Downing, Barbara Mullally, Sharon Young, Leslie Christoff, Kathy Jakubisn. Row 4: Tony Kramar, Jim Delehanty, Bob McConnell, Barbara Swearingen, Mary Saba, Paulette Bell. Not Pictured: Keith Olinchic.

7 Period Miss Harris Bottom Row (L to R): Patti Golinski, Carol Cafarelli, Betty Ayres, Sue Cartulla, Eric Mensinger. Row 2: John Foskey, Arturo Torres, Lori Zeitz, Brigitte Stass, Karen Polunas, Ginny Diaddario. Row 3: Brad Kleinknecht, John Hocevar, John Hall, Wayne Sample, Dan Griesmer. Row 4: Ed Martinenas, Beth Darasko, Laura Allen, Mike Timm, Debby Morel, Lori Lisi. Not Pictured: Kathy Oakleaf, Larry Parr, Julie Viers.

"I could swear this is drum music."

'I can jump higher in my Red Ball Jets.

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7 Period Miss Lellis

7 Period Miss Lellis Bottom Row (L to R): Scott Schaefer, Mary Jo Hanlon, Debbie Brown, Debbie Stephens, Mary Cunningham, Debbie Eberwein, Joe Lambert. Row 2: Debbie Chambers, Sue Walsh, Sally Romoser, Lydia Blazun, Laura Wardeiner, Kathy Taylor, Bon- nie Humphrey. Row 3: Rick Cowan, Marty Frederking, Roy Amacher, Kathy Juratovac, Mark Fetko, Tim Rote, Rolf Kleinfeld, Not Pictured: Barbara Davidson, Bob Kunath.

7 Period Mrs. McGill Bottom Row (L to R): Lynn Justice, Bob Swaney, Debbie McLaughlin, Fred Putzbach, Garry Stuart, Lorelle Calabrace. Row 2: Alan Munici, Linda D'Amico, Cindy Santorelli, Kim Perkins. Daneta Krizanovic, Rosemary Dugmore, Barb Bollenbacher. Row 3: Tracy Gast, Kim Woods, Gail Walsh, Mary Hirsch, Jeff Raggets, Mike Gullo, Larry Vollman, John Hastert. Nor Pic- tured: Debbie Nemeth, Kathy Soger, Terry Smith, Joe Szabo.

7 Period Miss Rupnik Bottom Row (L to R): Lori Tiogo, Diane Strang, Diane Novotny, Lynn Ucic, Karen Waterman. Row 2: Betty Jo Shutty, Debbie Reiblein, Denise Mihelich, Alice Fuerst, Terry Moody. Row 3: Dave Dickard, Don Smith, Chuck Imler, Jim Post, Vicki Ceffaratti, Not Pictured: Maggie Aleksic, Flo Brown, John Hayward, Harry Paull.

7 Period Mrs. McGill

7 Period Miss Rupnik

"Oh, no! I sewed it to my pants again

"The coach lied. There's nothing up here! "

8 Period Mrs. Gale Bottom Row (L to R): Michelle Eyring, Frances Savarin, Janice Webster, Ronald Strutz, Debra Seeley, Margaret Modic, Linda Leanhardt. Row 2: Cyndi Fondran, Diane Simon, Ruth Blankenship, Ken Perusek, Mike Skrjanc, An- drew Zarlinski, Keith Daiber. Row 3: Matt McDonald, Ronald Ryavec, Daniel Brommer, Ken Schanz, Douglas Niccum, Patricia Campbell, Joanna Burnside, Philip Yakovac. Row 4: Craig Reeves, Kathy Hocevar, Claire Theodore, Robert Gliebe, Mike Jaklic, David Arnold. David Kloss, Joseph Kain.

8 Period Miss Harris Bottom Row (L to R): Barb Thompson, Donna Zaller, Janett Scott, Marcia Slusser. Mary DiLalla, Dianah Frantz. Row 2: Jayne Traxler, Joe Tymoc, Ed Lengi, Robin Alaburda, Eleanor Rees, Terri Shrout. Row 3: Nancy Werle, Carol Ivancic, Rick Perryman, Tom Golden, Art Kramer. Row 4: Nick Christopher, Jordan Soulerin, Jeff Barry, Bob Gross, Joe Cerer, Dennis Prevesk. Nor Pic- tured: Jay Dickard, Tony Marino, Scott Miller.

8 Period Miss Lellis Bottom Row (L to R): Lin- da Pogorelski, Sue Jackson, Diana Rowland, Kim Markulin, Gretchen Fulton, Kathy Luce. Row 2: Jean Grade, Sue Varwig, Kathy Stopko, John Lusoski, Bob Morgan, Mike Speece, Lisa Collins. Row 3: Dave Whitcomb, Ricky Smerdel, Sam Candela, Ray Zaller, Brian Truskolaski, Paul Kaneen, Row 4: Larry Mlakar, Larry Gray, Ron Sebusch, Ray Shultz, Matt Donovan, John Schwarz, Kevin Eastley. Not Pictured: Jerrv Forster, Ken Podriznik.

8 Period Mrs. Gale

8 Period Miss Lellis

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8 Period Miss Rupnik

Undercover Agent 007

"Next, we put the dynamite in.'

8 Period Mrs. McGill Bottom Row (L to R): Bev Lane. Danute Palubinskas, Lori Klinko, Mike Zerby, Jane Reid, Marty Camloh, John Bielek. Row 2: Gilbert Vogel. Allen Sisson, Jeff Wightman, Terri Ussai, Cindy Glick, Beth Fasham, Ann Czyzycki. Row 3: Tom Savage, John Stansfield, Beth Welton, Beth McCraith, Leslie Budnar, Marlene Hodas, Ed Takacs. Row 4: Tony Glovan, John Serwatka, Tony Savoea, Ron Yerman, Bob Siefkes, Ken Piet, Henry Hausrath.

8 Period Miss Rupnik Bottom Row (L to R): Larry Wilson, Sam Cefaratti, Beth Hoffert, Pam Zentack, Jan Springborn. Row 2: Dennis O'Neill, Dean Barnes, Evan Nunnally, Dave Sadowski, Dave Malenda. Row 3: Adrian Grif- fin, Tom Swaidner, Tom Ray, Cindy Agtmaal, Ted Fox, Bob Merison. Row 4: Jim King. Frank Powell, Mark Strathern, Steve Sharp, Jim Ficere. Diana Derganc. Bruce Shilander. Not Pictured: Jan Aquilano, Cindy Stromsky.

Sophomores/187

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Learning about the stars and planets and where they are in the sky is what the astronomy club is about. Through the utilization of various facilities from the school; star maps, telescopes, and most impressive, the planetarium, members become ac- quainted with celestial events.

Astronomy Club Bottom Row (L to R): Bob Lepley, Dale Cadwallader. Loretta Chuha, Annette Prince, Jean Panther, Arthur Gregory. Row 2: Tom Bruessel, Mark Katrinak. John Maskunas. Tim Rote, Jeff Johnson, Brian Gleisser.

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Questioning minds explore man's scientific realities. Thoughtful dis- cussions lead the way to new horizons of interest. Whether it he the origin of matter, Tunnel Effect, or the trajec- tory of aqueous solutions under pressure, experts from various fields of science come to challenge the mind. The more man hegins to un- derstand his existence, the more there is to question. It is through this in- quiring process that our world of tomorrow will be created.

Science Seminar Bottom Row (L to R): Andy Strok, John Petkovsec, Rick Freeh, Tom Obreza. John Wright. Row 2: Bonnie Humphrey. Annette Prince. Betty Walker, Sue Ruzich. Elaine Roshong, Andy Paller, Judy Kopec, Sheri Saletrik, Mrs. Lucas. Row 3: Ar- vydas Mackevicius, Ted Allchin. Ken Kosovich, Derek Wagner, Bud Capes. Barbara Geib. Neal Stout, Rich Schultz.

Science Seminar/191

"TICKET PLEASE"

Members of the Ad Club must be responsible and efficient salesmen. Their duty is to sell and collect tickets at home games on Friday and Satur- day nights. In return for such depen- dable service, they are given free ad- mission to all sports events.

Ad Club Bottom Row (L to R): Nancy Chapel, Sandy Noels, Gayle Gallagher, Carla Reece, Pam Zentack, Jean McElwain, Karen Latsch. Row 2: Lee Schmid, Sue Perpar, Denise Baker. Laura Wardeiner. Paula Zentack, Patty Fatica, Jan L'llman. Row 3: Sue Kozel. Diane Willert, Jennie Pesec, Reggi Smith, Holly Hilbish, Sue Milavec, Luanne Bole. Row 4: Denise Roschy, Debbie Force, Robin Berkey, Mary Brigden. Anne Yager. Karen Franzen.

You have a fly caught between your teeth.

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A genuine interest in humanity and an inner curiosity about the world characterize the A.F.S.-er. Learning and growing through others is what living is all about! There is no language barrier where understan- ding and friendship are concerned. A group of energetic kids work together to make things happen.

American Field Service Bottom Row (L to R): John Iafelice, Betty Walker, Gail Eroskey, Bill Hach, Bill Dodds, Barb Wright, Kathy Hanlon. Row 2: Dale Cadwallader, Joyce Hribar, Mary Jane Manners, Lynn Multhaup, Stacey Staub, Andy Paller, Vanessa Evanick, Lynda Bork. Row 3: Cathy Clark, Anne Yager, Barbara Geib, Jan Ullman, Cindy Petrick, Sue R09S. Row 4: Brian Gleisser, Rob Clements, Brian Shilander, Mary Brigden, Judy Kopec, Stephanie Nebehay, Bill Swartz, Laurie Stone.

Look, Ma! No cavities!

American Field Service Bottom Row (L to R): Kathy Taylor, Tuta Torres, Laura Madden, Maureen Hanlon, Barb Winters, Scott Easter, Pat Spears, Pam Berardinelli. Row 2: Sheri Saletrik, Nancy Kemter, Joann Kovacich, Celeste Gibbs, Fran White, Randy Knific, Esther Rosenberg, Cindy Farkas, Karen Woodruff, Eileen Smith. Row 3: Rick Schultz, Ted Allchin, Liz Morvaji, Jean Hasse, Bonnie Humphrey, Margaret Modic, Rosanne Arko, Paula Arvay, Debbie Blevins, Elaine Roshong, Sue Ruzich.

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WATCH THE BIRDIE

Members meet informally and ex- change ideas on photographic techniques. New equipment is evaluated and criticism rendered. The photographers take, develop, enlarge, and mount their own work. This high school photographic work prepares them for a possible commer- cial career.

Camera Club (L to R): Jim Suschak, Jamie Walsh, Jeff McConocha.

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Dedicated "card sharks" wheel and deal after school at least one night a week. They improve their pinochle skills, while, at the same time, they find a source of fun and relaxation. Friendships develop as the "nochlers" wile away the hours engaged in the age old pastime of cards.

Pinochle Club Bottom Row (L to R): Dale Harai, Kathy Hanlon, Cathy Clark, Barb Wright. Row 2: Dale Cadwallader, Bruce Lloyd, Ron Czaplicki, Brian Shilander. Row 3: Bart McClelland, Rob Clements, Nat Dickin- son, Jim Zolinski.

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Cool, logical minds "play" with educational games, brain-teasers, and computers. Fascinated by numbers and problems, they arrive at calculated solutions. Math Club gives students a chance to gain further mathematical knowledge outside of the classroom.

Math Club (L to R): Neal Stout, Tom Bruessel, Mr. Clements.

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"We Don't Mess Around!"

Whether selling pizza, cheering at games, or putting in grueling hours of practice, the cheerleaders exemplify the school spirit. They share the teams' victories as well as their defeats. Practice makes perfect as the panther cheerleaders execute precise formations and enthusiastic cheers. Ever faithful team followers are rewarded at every Euclid victory.

J. V. Cheerleaders Bottom Row (L to R): Anita Tarantino, Laverne Vargo, Vicki Cesen, Sandy Krasovec, Laura Sibert, Grace Sechnick, Ginny Taylor. Row 2: Laura Wise.

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.500 Mile Club (L to R): John Wright, Bob Wright. Kevin Lewis, Mark Wade, Rick Toad- dv, John Hatras.

SIX MILLION DOLLAR MEN

Determined athletes rigorously regulate their bodies. Grueling mile after mile, hour after hour of running gives the 500 miler a sense of satisfac- tion in hearing his goal. Stamina in- creases as a dream of running 500 miles evolves into a reality.

198/500 Mile Club

Mr. George's Class

COFFEE BREAK

Leaving school early, the cooperative office education members gain knowledge through actual work ex- perience. Working in offices allows them to practice the skills they learn in business courses. Employed at local companies, they qualify themselves for jobs after graduation.

Cooperative Office Education Mrs. William 's Class Bottom Row (L to R): Kathy Benko, Chris Fierle. Barb Schleimer, Linda Sustarsic, Kathy Kelly, Debbie Francis. Row 2: Dee Visage, Candy Polly, Marge Svetin, Renee Ruszkay, Terri Helmick. Denise Heid. Row 3: Shirley Marn, Sue Domitz, Diane Trebec, Bev Cowper, Karen Batchko, Linda Ostrunic.

Cooperative Office Education Mr. George's Class Bottom Row (L to R): Kathy Breskvar, Sue Galon, Roberta Cavell, Liz Gliebe, Gail Yatsko, Pat Kinkelaar, Michelle Jaklich, Lynn Vickerman, Melinda Zuzek. Row 2: La Vonda Benko, Chris Ortman, Mary Jane Gibbons, Vicki Morris, Shirley Rodgers, Darlene Kreckal, Mary Helen Reilly, Donna Baizel, Karen Haney, Tom Himmelman. Linda Kovacic. Row 3: Karen Rzepkowski, Ruth Markel, Diane Smith, Ausra Kaminskas, Mar- ty Finlayson.

Mrs. William's Class

Cooperative Office Education/199

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The Distributive Education Club of America operates to attract students to careers in sales and distribution. The goals of the club involve success in salesmanship, managerial positions, and other service oc- cupations. Members leave equipped with knowledge concerning all phases of management and marketing.

Distributive Education Bottom Row (L to R): Karen Latsch, Lea Bultoichek, Gregg Neshelar, Gabrille Weissfuss. Row 2: Karen Lamont, Janet Mower. Row 3: Sue Rapinz. Janie Bergman, Janice Nuzzo, Dena Shuman. Row 4: Sue Brown, Kathy Lach, Bob Plott, Gary Kane. Row 5: Andy Martinsic, Mark Roberts, Bill Kato, Mike Petti. Row 6: Mike Keller, Al Russell, Rich Leasure.

Distributive Education Bottom Row (L to R): Sue Wason, Diane Siracusa, Cindy DeVito, Heidi Mehler, Cindy O'Rourke. Row 2: Mike Sexton, Debra Miklavic, Kim Mondok, Elaine Timinski, Danelle Nousek. Row 3: Douglas Wolff, Lou Prioreschi, Mike Rominick, Mike Patete, Jim Marolt, Jan Purvis, Al Hammond, Mark Fuerts, John Braun.

200/Distributive Education

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Computers and programming fill half a day of the Data Processing Club member's schedule. Besides working with the computer, they take time to make tapes so a member of the group in the hospital can keep up with the class. Holding a bake sale is included in their activities, as they learn the details of the skilled career of Data Processing.

Data Processing Club Bottom Row (L to R): Jim Hribar, Bob Tekancic, Jane Keller, Sue Parry, Carol Capiccioni, Sharon Hulewicz, Joann Eber, Debbie Terrill, Frank Robers. Row 2: Mr. Mize, Vicky Sump, Sharon Tianello, Sue Sanford, Pat Scheer.

Data Processing Club/201

The Future Business Leaders Club attempts to teach its members more than the usual typing, bookkeeping and shorthand associated with an of- fice job. It provides information and valuable experience through its ac- tivities. Competing with other FBLA clubs on a state level, it provides its students with a solid background for the business world.

FBLA Bottom Row (L to R): Diane Vesel, Diane Patterson, Tina Gillioti. Rhonda Herp. Lori Smith, Ann Czyzycki, Laura Boyd. Row 2: Debbie Re. Kathy Van Tilburg, Mary Jane Troha, Shirly Kocjancic. Betty Zagorc. Mary Franco. Linda Boettcher. Row 3: Loretta Geyer, Carol Bensi, Luray Scheider, Joyce Kimack, Pam Nulick, Jennie Pesec. Vicki Boettcher. Debbie Robers, Joanne Mramor, Elaine Muslinski, Leslie Kainski, Nancy Stein- furth.

See Spot run!

202/Future Business Leaders

FTA Officers Bottom Row (L to R): Terri Smelko, Joanne McCarty. Row 2: Darla Dackiewicz. Jayne Rohlke. Jennie Pesec.

FUTURE EDUCATORS

Sharing a common goal, the FTA'ers are made aware of the problems and rewards of teaching. Their meetings host various guest speakers, lecturing on related fields. Tutoring fellow students and spending a day obser- ving at another school help them gain experience in their chosen career.

Future Teachers of America Bottom Row (L to R): Scott Easter, Elaine Roshong, Sue Treat, Jean Arnold, Joanne McCarty, Warren Kurtz, Ruth Aplin. Row 2: Mary Jo Hanlon. Sue Ruzich. Lois Buck, Terri Smelko, Cindy Petrick, Rose Cirota, Mary Jo Berzin.

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This year's fall play revolved around an institution in which the inmates ran around the edges of the carpet and cards went flying when it was time for exercises. As the characters ran around the stage, the story be gan. Ten billion dollars was hid- den somewhere. Was it down Lilly Belle's dress or up the doctor's sleeve? Only the teddy bear knew for sure! The student actors and actresses, not only worked hard, but had fun as well. The outcome of the play — Great.

204/Fall Play

But the custodians hired me .

Sfie Cast

The Guests:

Florence Debbie Taylor

Hannibal Doug Balch

Myrtle May Wendy Monahan

Jeffrey Randal Johnson

Mrs. Paddy Karen Vuranch

The Family:

Titus Dave Sirk

Samuel Jon Mensinger

Lily Belle Wendy Petrovich

Mrs. Savage Esther Rosenberg

The Staff:

Miss Wilhelmine Sharon Sawdey

Dr. Emmett Martin Massiello

And the big bad wolf said .

Fall Play/205

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G.A.A. Executive Board Bottom Row (L to R): Cathy Bokar, Ruth Pnropat, Stephanie Nebehay, Jayne Rohlke. Row 2: Joy Wiskes. Sue Vulich, Barh Radn, Debbie Francis, Sue Hrastar.

GAME POINT!

Intramural teams compete in deck tennis, volleyball, basketball and baseball. Friendships form between members during games, open gyms, and social functions. GAA provides enjoyment and a chance to improve athletic skills. Sponsoring carwashes, bake sales, and other fund raising projects, the year is climaxed by a solemn banquet.

Keep away, it's mine!

206/Girls Athletic Association

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Laura Allen Lynn Anzells Paula Arvay Lynne Baum Paulette Bell Mary Jo Berzin Debbie Blevins Patty Brockman Denise Calvert Barb Cavell Vickie Cesen Myra Christenson Rose Cirota Darla

Dackiewicz Nancy Doganiero Beth Drury Michelle Dupay Barb Ehrhardt Cindy Farkas Debbie Francis Alice Fuerst Gayle Gallagher Sally Geib Sue Gizzi Cindy Glick Patty Golinski Darinka Golobic Karen Grano Jane

Grieshammer Joyce Habenicht Mary Haines Jill Hamilton Holly Hanson Maureen Heben Beth Hlavac

Sue Hrastar Cheryl Jazbec Julie Jordan Lorene Katarsky Julie Kaucic Connie Keller Katie Kempert Debbie Kirchner Kay Koci Diane Konchan Kathy Kordich Donna Kunis Laura Lindsay Carrie Lushin Pat Macaul Mary Manners Beth McCraith Patti Meglich Beth Merrill Heidi Mihocik Janet Motuza Mary Murphy Sue Naininger Stephanie

Nebehay Connie Nelson Monica Otcasek Rae Oyaski Donna

Palubinskas Joan

Papaionnides Linda

Pogorelski Ruth Poropat Nancy Dowell Barb Rado

Sue Rado Vickie Ridd Carolyn

Rinderle Jayne Rohlke Sue Rossmann Sheri Saletrik Gail Setnik Debbie Sharp Sherri Simonian Joanne Sipe Linda Stepita Beth Stillings Laurie Stone Pat Sudar Jean Swearingen Kathy Sweigert Carol Sylte Joan Taub Mary Jo Telich Donna Turk Donna Van Pelt Marie

Vranekovic Sue Vulich Laura Vardeiner Jeryl Ann

Wasniak Beth Welton Joy Wiskes Daren Woodruff Sharon Young Anita Zak Mary Ann

Zakrajsek Donna Zaller Sue Znidarsic

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Line Up

Dressed in blue and white uniforms, the girls gym leaders assist in the physical education classes. Their duties include taking attendance, leading exercises, reffing games, and helping with skills. The girls also take time out for such activities as a progressive dinner, carwashes, and float building. The organization successfully teaches its members leadership and responsibility.

Girls Gym Leaders Bottom Row (L to R): Mary Ann Zakrajsek, Katie Kempert, Ruth Poropat, Margie Niemczura, Jill Hamilton. Row 2: Carolyn Picciano, Chris Perdan, Connie Keller, Laura Lindsay, Jayne Rohlke. Row 3: Donna Van Pelt, Anna Sierko, Lori Witt, Nancy Kemter, Barb Rado. Row 4: Celeste Gibbs, Darla Dackiewiez, Lynn Anzells, Laurie Strauss, Rose Cirota, Ginny Rozum, Cindy Tarantino. Row 5: Sue Gizzi. Holly Hilbish, Patty Chambers, Joan Taub, Lynn L'dovich, Mary Tomko. Row 6: Sue Milavec, Karen Goetz, Carla Boka, Elaine Hasegawa. Maxine Kobal, Sue Rossmann.

G L C Officers Bottom Row (L to R): Katie Kempert, Margie Niemczura. Row 2 Mary Ann Zakrajsek, Ruth Poropat, Jill Hamilton.

Just hangin' around.

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I'm off to Never-Never Land!

AGILITY AT ITS BEST

From November until April, this dedicated group meets every night, putting in long hours of practice and hard work. Members participate on all levels and strive to increase their skills in tumbling, at the horse, on the balance beam, and on the uneven parallel bars. In its third year, Euclid's gymnastics team is prepar- ing for both school and district meets and is anticipating the state competi- tion.

Gymnastics Team Bottom Row (L to R): Chris Reese, Captain; Sandy Vanah, Elaine Hasegawa, Gayle Gallagher. Esther Akiba, Pat Sudar, Julie Kinney, Debbie Marino. Captain. Row 2: Lyneah Breskvar, Paula Svilar, Connie Garapic, Laura Sibert, Sue Vibbert, Nancy Lewis, Donna Bowes, Mary Anderson. Row 3: Laverne Vargo, Sandy Noel. Gail Molnar, Chris Myslinski, Connie Gudel. Vicki Cefarat- ti, Diane Tavano. Audrey Zupancic. Mary Beth Pavis, Lorie Vargo.

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JUST

HORSIN'

AROUND!

A love for horses, coupled with a desire to improve her riding ability, characterizes the Basic Horse- manship member. They learn to sad- dle and bridle their horses as well as ride. Members strive for good form, learning to master the basic skills first, with the harder ones gradually following.

Basic Horsemanship Bottom Row (L to R): Barb Schliebner, Paulette Bell, Pat Golinski, Tina Kane, Dianne Konchan. Row 2. Chris Myers, Shelley Gressley. Margie Konchan, Debbie Kirchner, Alice Fuerst, Lynn Baum. Mrs. Smith.

INSTANT CULTURE

Here is an outlet for the culturally ori- ented and refined person. Whether being turned on by Dali, Stoker, or Tebelach, every person can find a point of interest in Humanities. Popular excursions center around art museums, playhouses, and music halls. Humanities East provides a nice diversion from school work hassles!

Humanities East Bottom Row (L to R): Beth Stillings, Terri Sraelko, Cindy Weiss, Karen Stone, Joanne Kovaeich. Row 2; Joanne McCarty, Sheri Saletrik, Karen Vuraneh, Stacey Syaub, Kathy Hanlon, Debbie Blevins, Paula Arvay. Row 3: Karen Klodor, Nancy Kemter, Vicki Boettcher, Helene Theodore, Andy Paller, Maureen Hanlon. Row 4: Linda Rainovich, Rich Schultz, Brtyan Shilander, Rob Clements. Brian Gleisser.

If he kissed you once, he'll kiss you again!

Humanities East/211

FINGER WAVES AND PIN CURLS

Capable hands work on finger waves and pin curls. The Euclidian Beauty College teaches the hidden secrets of head, hand, and hair care. Each future beautician studies over and over again — SANITATION, and STERILIZATION, manicures, massages, facial beauty, and hair care.

Euclidian Beauty College Bottom Row (L to R): Jan Connerton, Toni Tomaselli, Marilyn Skedel. Row 2: Miss Diane Fisher, Instructor; Laura Henson, Mary Barkhurst, Vicki Longstreath, Pam Hires, Pat Swider, Miss Low, Instructor. Row 3: Debbie Hoffmeyer, Debbie Capadona, Mikki Vanah, Lani Andrew.

How about a butch?

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Clean It Up

Ecology minded students try to solve the problems of the environment. They get involved by sponsoring a paper drive for the recycling effort. The students work for the reward of seeing the earth as nature intended it to be.

Kids for Earth (L to R): Mr. Soltesz, Rae Oyaski, Margie Konchan, Debbie Kirchner.

BLACK OUT

Imagine a play without lights! To per- form this valuable service and to make sure that each performer gets the right shading and the correct in- tensity, the lighting crew is on hand to the first call of "Curtain going up!" to the last leaving of the spectators after the performance. These men shine at the task they know best.

Lighting Crew (L to R): Brian Katz, Doug Nic- cum, Jamie Walsh, Jeff McConocha, Carl Hanson, Jim Suschak.

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Euclidian I.Q.S.

international <1M and Scroll

International Quill and Scroll, an honorary publications fraternity, honors those students who produce the school newspaper, the literary magazine, and the yearbook. Seniors and juniors are inducted into the club at a special meeting in February. The Euclid chapter, named after Mrs. Smith, a former writer for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, recognizes the journalistic endeavors of Euclid students.

I.Q.S. Euclidian Bottom Row (L to R): Kathleen Hanlon. George Matic, Joanne McCarty, Becky Strauss, Robin Switzer. Row 2: Cindy Laszcz. Karen Klodor. Eileen Donovan, Cathy Bokar, Karen Carmany, Laura Kordich. Stacey Staub, Carolyn Pic- ciano. Sue Ruzich. Row 3: Brian Gleisser, Den- nis LoConti, Todd Rohrer.

I.Q.S. Eucuyo (L to R): Marian Powell, Linda Rainovich, Stephanie Yuhas, Nancy Thomp- son.

Eucuyo I.Q.S.

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I.Q.S. Survey Business (L to R): Vicky Sump, Debbie Terrill, Rae Oyaski, Debbie Kirchner, Pat Scheer, Sue Sanford, Ruth Poropat. Row 2: DanTIarris, Dave Sump, Tim Rote.

I.Q.S. Survey Editorial Bottom Row (L to R): Gary Webster, Bryan Eyman, Bill Dodds, Tim Rote, Dave Sump, Andy Paller, Dale Cadwallader, Dan Harris. Row 2: Eileen Smith, Diane Dicki, Darla Dackiewicz, Julie Gleisser, Rosanne Arko, Nancy Kemter, Cyndee Caddick, Joann Kovacich, Karen Grano, Jane Grieshammer, Cynthia Synk, Peg Baldassarre. Row 3: Eric Pierson, Bob Young.

Survey Business I.Q.S.

Survey Editorial I.Q.S.

International Quill and Scroll/215

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Starting off the year with a 100 hour Swing-a-thon, members donate funds to support a local charity. The Key Club encourages the development of character, leadership, and communi- ty interest. Through their activities, service projects, and fund raising events Key Club members gain com- munity recognition.

Key Club Bottom Row (L to R): Bob Young. Mark Ciulich, Karl Francetic. Dan Harris, Row 2: Chuck Tercek, Ron Anzells, Ross Climo, George Young, Gil Sweet. Row 3: Jeff Lynn, Mike Bordonaro, Bill Decatur, Andy Strok, Dave Taylor, Roy Petroff. Row 4: Fred Andersky, Jim Svvitzer, Ron Meyer, John Lem- mon, Doug Fike, Bill Dragolich. Row 5: Tim Dailey. Dave Miller, Rick Braun, Dave Boyd, Frank Kocjancic, Carl Hatcher. Row 6: Roy Amacher. Mark Fetko, Brian Booms, Chris Carney, Bruce Lloyd, Brian Phillips. Row 7: Mr. Pasquale.

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Under Mom's guidance, the E Room operates as a social center for students. Rock music filters in from the speakers, the T.V. operates in the lounge, and conversation buzzes left and right. Here students can con- gregate, relieved momentarily from the pressures of the classroom.

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"Golden Girls"

Early morning practices are attended in cut-offs and tennis shoes with rollers adorning every head. Miraculously transformed, the ma- jorettes emerge neatly attired in gold uniforms and white boots, presenting half time entertainment. Long rigorous hours of rehearsal are put into each precisely coordinated show, ranging from a take off on the 1950's to a black light routine. Long lasting friendships form between the ever smiling twirlers performing at every football game.

Debbie Re, Sue Sanford. Terri Day.

Carol Kowalski, Betsy Kuebler, Cindy Bodovetz.

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Karen Anderson, Patty Graben. Kim Bortnick.

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Mary Tomko, Sandy Genelius, Dawn Julian, Vickie Pintu.

Roseanne Mitchell, Karen Dudek, Diane Praznovsky.

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Orchestra Violins: Mary Emser, Richard Brown, Diane Herak. Kathleen Kordich, Warren Kurtz. Sheril Otcasek, Jean Hasse, Laurie Stone. Susan Ruzich. Viola: Christi Casstevens, Douglas Erdman, Walter Mueller, Mike Perhay. Cello: Paul Luikart, Jean Panter, Dean Slejko. String Bass: Martin Kosovich, Walter Sefick. John Schoeniger. Flute: Suzanne Gizzi, Paula Mayer. Clarinet: Elizabeth Morvaji, Betty Walker, Cathy Rigsby. Oboe: Diane Vesel, Frank Powell. French Horn: Nancy Thompson, Barbara Geib, Cathy Thompson. Trumpet: Dennis Schuman. Doug Harvey. Dave Beadle. Trom- bone: Don Anzells. Percussion: Tom Joyce, Richard Freeh, Ken Schanz. Tympani: Randy Knific.

Concert Band

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Stage Band

Concert Band Flutes: Kathie Bonfield, Kim Hoffmeyer, Bonnie Humphrey, Kathy Huntsman, Cynthia Garrett, Jeff Harich, Vanessa Evanick. Clarinet: Gail Eroskey, Kim Perkins, Gilbert Vogel, Barbara Arnold, Karen Brehem, Steve Champa, Kim Wintle, Elizabeth Vance. Alto Saxophone: Steve Wilson, Holly Hanson. Tenor Saxophone: Mark Novosel. Trumpet-Coronet: Joe Lambert. Thomas Hospodar, Mike Girimant, Gilbert Sweet, John Hastert, John Schwarz. Trombone: Roy Amacher. Matt McDonald. Percussion: Eric Mensinger, Mark Jerson, John Phillips, Ken Schanz, Doug Niccum.

Stage Band Bottom Row (L to R): Randy Knific, John Braun, Gary Vogel, Bill Decatur, Steve Wilson, Jan Kosten, Tim Anderson. Row 2: Gary Vadnal, Dean Slejko, Rolf Kleinfeld, Matt Johnson, Rick Cowan. Row 3: Robert Lane, Karl Francetic, Marvin Gilbert, Leslie Kainski, Scott Schaffer, Sherry Ross, Jean Hasse, Tom Knific.

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Symphonic Band Woodwinds

Symphonic Band Percussion

Symphonic Band Piccolo: Karen Stone, Nancy Chapel. Flutes: Paula Mayer, Sherry Ross, Cindy Tarantino, Laura Lindsay. Jean Hasse, Cindy Weiss, Sue Gizzi, Diana Miller. Becky Strauss. Jennie Lickert. Oboe: Frank Powell, Diane Vesel. Clarinet: Maxine Kobal, Betty- Walker, Cathy Rigsby, Jeff Wightman. Bill Decatur, Jayne Rohlke, Richard Cotman, Elizabeth Morvaji, Gary Vogel, Mary Emser, Patricia Coons, Helene Theodore Kathy Juratovic, Michelle Dupay, Bob Young, Kris Thomas, Andy Strok, Charlene Weiss, Nancy Lipstreu. Alto Clarinet Emanuel Balale, Diane Patterson, Kay Koci. Bass Clarinet: Luann Glavac, Linda Stepita, Douglas Fike, Cindy Rohrer, Joyce Habenicht. Contra Bass Clarinet: Jim Houser. Alto Saxophone: Tim Anderson, George Young, Jud Oliver. Tenor Saxophone: Karen Hutchinson, David Pesec. Baritone Saxophone: John Braun. French Horn: Loyal Luikart, Nancy Thompson. Bruce Lloyd, Cathy Thompson, Jeff Stevko. Trumpet-Cornet: Marvin Gilbert, Ernie Caputo, Scott Schaefer, Dave Beadle, Karl Francetic, Robert Lane, Dennis Schuman, Dave Miller, Ken Treichel, Leslie Kainski. Douglas Harvey, Andy Yedlick. Baritone: Robert Payne, Joe Puro, Steve Szabo, Cindy Patfield. Trombone: Matt Johnson, Rolf Kleinfeld, Richard Cowan, Ron Anzells, Ar- daman Singh, Ron Meyer. Tuba: Dean Slejko. Rod Mazzaro, Ed Dilalla, Kurt Eyman, Bill Hupp. Percussion: Lee Heinlein, Richard Freeh, Mike Hurwitch, Jim Marolt, Kevin Thomas, Mike Skrjanc, Jim Wightman, Joe Virginia, Tom Joyce.

And the Beat Goes On.

Hard work and hours of practice make the band and orchestra something to be proud of. The symphonic and concert bands, together with the orchestra, provide opportunities for students to learn and perfect their musical abilities, along with forming friendships and having fun. Whether learning to march in time, or concentrating on a concert, Euclid High's musicians for- mulate excellence.

Symphonic Band Brass

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Individual voices blend and har- monize to produce rich mellow tones. The dedicated musicians rigorously practice to perfect concert programs. The auditorium reverberates with the melodious notes of a Christmas assembly climaxed by the traditional "Hallelujah Chorus." Talent and hard work are rewarded with a fun- filled trip to Mexico.

Choral Master's Choir: Lynn Anzells, Ruth Aplin, David Arnold, Scott Bailey, Sally Bar- bate Emmett Benedum, Marianne Beni, Suzanne Beni, Vicki Boettcher, Joy Branzel, Mary Brigden, Karen Buccilli, Marty Camloh, Mike Camloh, Sam Candela, Steve Carmen, Jim Cervenka, Gary Ciomek, Marcus Collier, Maria Costanzo, Ricky Cowan, Tim Dailey, Cindy D'Amico, Janet Doles, Mary Ellen Donato, Barb Ehrhardt. Jeanette Erdelac, Marty Frederking, Karen Gaydos, Carol Gaydosh, Marvin Gilbert, Jill Hamilton, Chris Hendershot, Marcia Holmes, Dennis Hoppert, Karen Hutchinson, Beth Jerome, Randy John- son, Beth Kardos, Peter Keck, Gloria Kissel. Marty Kosovich, Betsy Kuebler, Lee Loy, Loyal Luikart, Paul Luikart, Jeff Lustic, Sandi Lyman, Paula Mayer, Bart McClelland, Jim Munson. Mike Otcasek, Todd Palmer, Debbie Patterson, Roy Petroff, Steve Pyle, George Rhyne, Vickie Ridd, Elaine Roshong, Jody Rotar, Bonnie Rupert. Mark Ruscin, Scott Schmelzer, Delia Schutt, Marie Simeo, Al Sisson. Jim Sivik, Cindy Smole, Jordan Soulerin, Patti Spears, Sharon Spei, David, Steigman, Mary Stephens, Karen Sulzmann, David Sump, Paula Svilar. Bill Swartz, Joe Talty, Debbie Taylor, Judi Taylor, Janice Thomas, Joe Thomas, Ron Thomson, David Thompson, Jeff Tibjash, Mary Tomko, Mary Tusoch, Debbie Tyler, Janice Ullman, Terry Vaughan, Cindy Weiss, Debbie White, Holly Wilson, Terri Wilson, Anne Yager, Brent Yoder, Keith Yoder, John Zigman.

Girls' Chorus: Jan Aquilano, Laura Jean Bar- bato, Kathy Bergant, Lydia Blazum, Lois Buck, Joanna Burnside, Vicki Cefaratti, Chris Centa, Vickie Cesen, Debbie Collins, Mary Cunningham, Elizabeth Darasko, Barb David- son, Diana Deaton, Carol Deemer, Gretchen Fulton, Marci Gold, Mary Hirsch, Sue Jackson, Karen Janovics, Pat Kane, Terri Kendro, Denise Kovalski, Debbie Kowalkowski, Kathy Lang, Linda Leonhardt, Kim Lombardi, Kathy Luce, Robin Lutzweiler, Cathy Lynch, Jan Marino, Virginia Matthews, Louise Mazzarro. Mary McLoughlin, Denise Mihelich, Heide Mihocik, Debbie Morel, Mary Murphy, Elaine Petkovsek, Lorrie Pfeiffer, Cindy Reel, Jeanette Ribarich, Karen Sanborn, Sandra Schieb, Debbie Seeley, Laura Sibert, Bev Skur, Kathy Spence, Lorri Spilker. Vicki Sprinkle, Debbie Stephens, Amy Stoch, Mary Jo Telich, Claire Theodore, Jayne Traxler, Holly Trevarthen, Mary Trommetter, Lynne Ucic, Julie Viers, Susan Walsh, Jacquie Walter, Georganne Ward, Nancy Werle, Karen Workman, Susan Young.

Varsity Chorale: Doug Balch, Bill Barker, Ed Bourgeois, Dale Cadwallader, Alan Dole, Patti Graben, John Iafelice, Sharon Krnc, Sue Ludwa, Tony Massiello, Mark Mavsar, Jon Mensinger, Debbie Re, Esther Rosenberg, Sherry Ross, Bryan Shilander, Terri Shusky, Dave Siefkes, Michele Skur, Terri Smelko, Ray Strutz, Diane Summerhill, Kris Thomas, Carl Vandetti, Marie Vranekovic.

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Girls Chorus

Varsity Chorale

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FUTURE HEALERS

Medical Careers Club represents many aspects of the field of medicine. This co-ed club is very large com- pared to other years. The officers work as a unit to organize meetings, during which there are speakers and films on different health careers. Also Medical Careers performs service projects and holds fund raising ac- tivities in preparation for their yearly banquet.

Medical Careers Club Officers Bottom Row (L to R): Maria Costanzo, Jan Beeman. Row 2: Marie Simeo, Vicki Boettcher.

Medical Careers Club Bottom Row (L to R): Maria Canestraro, Joanne McCarty, Maria Costanzo, Marie Simeo, Vicki Boettcher. Row 2: Mary Jo Hanlon, Michele Ladovich, Linda Jue, Sue Besselman, Karen Grano, Rachel Oyaski, Barb Ehrhardt, Phyllis Novotny, Holly Trevarthen. Row 3: Sue Treat, Helene Theodore, Annette Kapalin, Kim Hlabse, Loretta Geyer, Bev Skur, Karen Hutchinson, Claudia Dular, Cindy Dicki, Ann Cesar. Row 4: Ken Kosovich, Margaret Andrews, Chris Grossman, Mary Humensky, Karen Schulz, Kathy Lyon, Sue Vulich, Karen Gaydos, Deb- bie Patterson, Sharon Spei.

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"Hammer, please"

Exploring a unique medium of art, Metal Sculpture members armed with goggles and blow torches, fashion unusual creations. Firm strips of raw materials are transformed into metal masterpieces.

Metal Sculpture Bottom Row (L to R): Robin Switzer, Mr. Germock. Row 2: Rachel Oyaski, Margaret Andrews, Cathy Thompson, Mary Emser, Jean Kormos. Row 3: Barb Arnold, Karen Goetz, Debbie Kowalkowski.

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Character, scholarship, leadership, service — the qualities represented by the outstanding students of the National Honor Society. Inducted in a solemn ceremony, the new members light their candles and receive their gold collars. Illuminated by the "torch of knowledge" these students are symbols of today's youth, tomorrow's leaders.

National Honor Society Junior Inductees. Paula Arvay. Peg Baldassarre, Pamela Berar dinelli. Deborah Blevins, Mary Brigden, Hub- bard Capes, Richard Cotman, Darla Dakiewicz. William Decatur. William Dodds. Suzanne Ferrazza, Barbara Geib, Sandra Genelius, Loretta Geyer. Toni Gower. Karen Grano, Jane Grieshammer, Janis Hale. Maureen Hanlon. Susan Hraster, Mar.v Humensky, Nancy Ivansek. Mary Jerome. Judith Kopec. Laura Lindsay, Loyal Luikart Carolyn Lushin, Sandra Lyman, Kathy Lyon Mary Manners, Cynthia Marek. Ronalc Meyer, Lynn Multhaup, Stephenie Nebehay. Carolyn Picciano, Mary Purnell, Elizabeth Radisek, Jayne Rohlke, Susan Rossman. Sharon Rupena, Susan Ruzich, Sheridan Saletrik, Marianne Salomone, Anna Mary Sierko, Dean Slejko, Linda Stepita, Laurie Stone, David Sump. Janice Ullman, Barbara Winters, Anne Yager.

National Honor Society Senior Members

National Honor Society Senior Mem bers: Lynn Anzells, Jean Arnold, Mary Jo Berzin, Vicki Boettcher, Luanne Bole, Ross Climo, Ruth Clough, Maria Costanzo, Ronald Czaplicki, Diane Dicki, Susan Diniro, Alan Dole, Maryellen Donato, Bryan Eyman, Patricia Fatica, Karl Francetic, Sally Geib, Mary Gib- bons. Brian Gleisser. Kathleen Hanlon, Marcia Holmes, John Iafelice, Donna Kunis, Joanne McCarty, Debbie Marino, Patricia Meglich,

Margaret Niemczura, Pamela Nulick, Andrev Paller, Jennie Pesec, Ruth Poropat, Sharci Sawdey, Lee Schmid, Bryan Shilander, Mari Simeo, Terri Smelko, Elizabeth Stillings Karen Stone, Neal Stout, Rebecca Strauss Victoria Sump, Linda Sustarsic, Debbi Taylor, Helene Theodore, Nancy Thompson Susan Treat, Diane Vulich, Lorene Ward Cynthia Weiss, Barbara Wright, Barbar; Yakovac.

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National Honor Society Junior Inductees

National Honor Society Senior Inductees

National Honor Society Senior Inductees: James Abraham, Margaret Andrews, Timothy Araps, Emanuel Balale, Alan Beal, Randy Becker, Carol Bensi, Cynthia Brady, Richard Bukovec, Cynthia Caddick, Dale Cadwallader, Maria Canestraro, Roberta Cavell, Patricia Chambers, Rose Marie Cirota, Cathy Clark, Beverly Cowper, Thomas Curto, Kay Davis, Theresa Day, Catherine DeLuca, Ralph Delligatti, Victoria DiNardo, Nathaniel Dickinson, Lynne Drummer, Douglas Fanney, Christopher Fidel, Norma Fierle, Patricia Fif- fik, Deborah Francis, Karen Gaydos, Patricia

Graben, Jill Hamilton, Elaine Hasegawa, Robert Hayes, Maureen Heben, Leon Heinlein, Holly Hilbish, Thomas Himmelman. David Hlavac, Patricia Jelenic, Matthew Johnson, Kathleen Kempert, Nancy Kemter, Karen Klodor. Sue Koeth, Joann Kovacich, Sharon Krnc, Toni Kulbickas, Walter Kuzik, Kevin Lewis, Deborah Luksic, Bartley McClelland, Kevin McDonough, Philip Mann, James Malokas, Anthony Massiello, Susan Milavec, Gail Molnar, Thomas O'Breza, Charles Petrick, Marian Powell, Nancy Powell, Lothar Prause, Laura Purnell, Linda Rainovich,

Debra Re, Kathleen Renko, Frank Robers, Todd Rohrer, Carol Rose, Esther Rosenberg, Sherry Ross, Virginia Rozum, Susan Sanford, Richard Schultz, Delia Schutt, Theresa Shusky, David Siefkes, Regina Smith, Stacy Staub, Beth Stoch, Laurie Strauss, Martin Sudar, David Suttle, Gilbert Sweet, Robert Terrill, Jack Thomas, Lynn L'dovich, Diane Vesel, Daniel Wajahn, Wendy Wing, John Wright, George Young, Robert Young, Stephanie Yuhas, Cynthia Zivkovich, James Zolinski.

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Take a Memo

Office Education Association unites students in a co-curricular activity to develop leadership and give ex- perience in vocational education through civic, recreational, and social activities. Students meet regularly to plan and present service projects, bake sales, candy sales, and compete in contests on the regional, state, and national levels. Through their many activities and experiences students become better trained to meet the world of work and compete for jobs during their school years and after their graduation.

Smile! You're on Candid Camera.

O.E.A. Seniors Bottom Row (L to R): .Judy Connerton, Karen Dudek. Row 2: Nancy Pierce, Karen Kolenc. JoAnn Karpinski, Sherrie Vorachek, Barb Schliebner, Patty Fatica. Row 3: Nancy Plesnicar, Rhonda Whitlinger. Sheree Gross, Karen Praskavich, Debi Brown. Liz Humar, Joan Thompson.

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O.E.A. Juniors Bottom Row (L to R): Dorothy Kovac, Mary Surrena, Gloria Bozak, Terri Krysiak. Sharon Callahan, Colleen Lexa, Don- na Wata, Elyse Gallo, Nancy DiSilvestro. Row 2: Karen Hunt, Ruth Davis, Judy Jirousek, Ann Erdani, Barb Perry. Sandy Midolo. Rachel Oyaski, Margie Konchan, Debbie Kirchner. Lisa Kowalski.

O.E.A. Juniors Bottom Row (L to R): Laura Boyd, Audrey Petkovsek, Debbie Barresi, Dorina Kubiez, Vicky. Parkinson, Dorene Felz, Terry Wasilko, Rose Gregory. Row 2: Alice Wyman, Nancy Nickles, Colleen O'Brien, Arlene Kramer, Jan Kosten, Nancy Kapec, Mary Ann Baldassarre, Joe Trgo, Roman Dowhan.

Over and Out

This WA8ZGE hitting the airwaves from its studios at Euclid High School. Each day a group of "hams" regulate the dials to beam its signal over a 2000 Watt amplifier from its 6 element beam high above the school. Recently, it contacted a man in need of heart surgery in Africa and played a major role in getting him to Cleveland. Talking to people in Australia, The United States, Canada, and other parts of the globe, the radio club provides its members with learning experience as well as performing a valuable service.

Radio Club Bottom Row (L to R): Jim Switzer, Doug Fanney, Ron Wolenski, Jack Skinner. Row 2: Jeff Stevko. Jim Boros, Chuck Leham Lehman.

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Good Morning

Behind the daily morning an- nouncements lies a crew of skilled students. Setting up the microphones for assemblies and running the speaker system, they perform a valuable function. The Public Ad- dress Club members strive to keep the student body informed.

PA Club (L to R): Chuck Graham, Mr. Staines, Doug Jasin. Mr. Yocum, Jim Suschak.

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A Sixted in &ime

Energetic seamstresses patch and mend the school's sports uniforms. Tattered foothall jerseys are tackled by agile fingers armed with needle and thread. The pink panthers faithfully meet every week. Free ad- mission to the games is the reward for a job well done.

Pink Panthers Bottom Row (L to R); Maria Canestraro, Donna Kunis, Cheryl Jazbec, Deb- bie Chambers, Sue Grze, Ruth Umek, Patti Brockman. Maria Costanzo. Row 2: Patti Fatica. Cindy Hopton, Colleen O'Brien, Deb- bie Patterson, Elaine Griesmer, Mary Jo Hanlon. Row 3: Nancy Powell, Eileen Donovan, Debbie Starr, Kate Lynch. Sharon Spei, Chris Centa, Ginny Matthews, Sue Znidarsic, Sue Treat. Row 4: Linda Grebence, Nancy Nickles, Pam Hall, Nancy Ivansek, Sal- ly Geib, Terry Vesel, Donna Turk, Beth McCaith, Sharon Young, Sue Rado.

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LITERATI

Comprised of short stories, poems, art, and photographs, the Eucuyo provides an outlet for literary expres- sion. Sifting through the con- tributions, the staff selects the best material to be published. Creativity and originality abound and flourish in Euclid's literary magazine.

Eucuyo Editor: Nancy Thompson

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Eucuyo Staff Bottom Row (L to R): Mr. An- tonini, Stephanie Yuhas, Cindy Marek, Linda Rainovich. Row 2: Jim Kotar, Marian Powell. Jody McRainey, Carolyn Picciano, Stacey Staub, Nancy Thompson, Bill Kirchner.

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As competition goes on in sports, a different relationship has grown between the yearbook staffs of Euclid High and Richmond Heights. Over the past summer, the two staffs spent a week at Hiram College, learning new ideas and techniques concerning yearbooks. The week at Hiram brought together the two staffs and thus helped to improve both their yearbooks.

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Ski Club Bottom Row (L to R): Bill Decatur, Sue Campbell, Becky Bohrer, Nancy Roeseh, Beth Clark. Nancy Kemter. Joann Kovacich, Diane Dicki. Row 2: Bill Harris, Chris Grossman. Laurie Shaw, Carol Imm. Debbie Glavan, Cheryl Boeder, Jeff Reding, Kathy •Jakubism, Kathy Grubar, Barb Bradac, Cindy Dicki. Ann Cesar. Row 3: Ross Climo, Kim Hlabse, Marty Sudar, Marianne Salomone, Laura Lindsay, Mr. Von Benken, Dave Calabrese. Greg Draxler, Dennis LoConti. Barb Geib.

Loyal fans of the slopes, the least hint of winter, snow, or cold, drives the skier onward to the hills. Some during the afternoon and a brave crew at night find fun and relaxation apart from the humdrum schoolwork. Once the snowplow stop is mastered, self- confidence prevails. Ski Club holds a wealth of adventure (if you're daring enough)!

Olympics, here we come!

Wow! Is he the ski instructor?

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PANTHER POWER

Spirited students gather every Tues- day to create slogans and paint signs urging the defeat of Panther op- ponents. Rolls of paper, a wide array of paints, and brushes cover the floor of the cafeteria. Wednesday morning their color splashed banners adorn the halls of the school. Supporting the teams, members encourage the school spirit.

Spirits Officers Bottom Row (L to R): Eileen D'Anna, Cathy Sattler. Row 2: Jim Stansfield. Craig Casten. Row 3: Sue Komocar, Mr. Siskind.

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A funny thing happened on the way to the chairlift

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At an early morning meeting in Dr. Bergem's office, future strategy is formed. Reporting to the Senior Council, they mobilize the group for action. Sponsoring a movie night, the powder puff football game, peanut sales, and a pizza night, they strive to raise funds for Senior Prom.

Loyal Juniors meet every Thursday to support their class. They boost their treasury by selling pretzels and jiving to a swinging 50's dance. Lead by chairwomen, members plan a unique and special Prom.

Senior Cabinet Bottom Row (L to R): Debbie Cozart, Laura Purnell. Robin Berkey, Cathy DeLuca. Row 2: Mike Otcasek. Manny Balale. Greg Bilvk. Doug Balch, Dr. Bergem. Frank Kobers.

Junior Class Bottom Row (L to R): Carrie Lushin, Sue Beni. Brenda Tabory. Nancy Krnc, Joy Branzel, Beth Drury, Catie Lynch, Eileen Donovan. Row 2: Yvonne Columbus, Donna VanPelt, Beth Kardos, Robin Paul. Karen Zahorsky, Pat Beranek, Anne Yager. Row 3: Dorothy Kovac. Cathy Botar, Vickie Ridd, Judv Taylor.

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Student Council Bottom Row (L to R): Barb Bradac, Sam Carameli, Jim Stansfield, Nancy Chapel, Diane Barno, Debbie Insana, Bill Cheraso. Row 2: Jim Cooke, Bill Decatur, Beth Drury, Eileen Donovan, Toni Kulbickas, Shirley Keay, Phyllis Novotny, Sharon Rupena. Row 3:- Dan Wajahn, Paul Bosco, Nancy Ivansek, Vanessa Martinak, Elaine

Ludwig, Madelyn Raicevich, Sue Ferrazza, Beth Stoch. Row 4: Margo Zovack, Eileen D'Anna, Lynette Katarsky, Lynn Zorskis, Marie Oboezky, Jennie Purnell, Jan Barbis. Row 5: Kevin Kahl, Mike Otcasek, Rollie Skur, Rob Zgodinski, Bob Vuraich, Linda Harsh, Delia Schutt, Luanne Bole, Diane Vulich.

STUDENT ACTION

Involved students form a democratic school government. Representatives from all three grades meet in Student Council to discuss and hopefully solve school problems. Besides planning and sponsoring Homecoming and Winter Festival, members initiated a new Christmas decoration contest and gathered food for needy families. The Student Council attempts to achieve rapport between students and administration.

Student Council Executive Board Bottom Row (L to R): Bill Cheraso, Sam Carameli, Debbie Insana, Elaine Ludwig, Nancy Chapel. Row 2: Sharon Rupena, Toni Kulbickas, Beth Drury, Eileen Donovan, Bill Decatur, Lynette Katarsky, Diane Barno. Row 3: Beth Stoch, Rob Zgodinski, Linda Harsh, Jennie Purnell, Nancy Ivancic, Jim Stansfield, Mike Otcasek.

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Survey Editorial Staff Bottom Row (L to R): Laurie DeMattie, Eric Pierson, Roseanne Arko, Joann Kovacich, Andy Paller, Karen Grano, Peggy Baldassare. Row 2: Mary Franko, Diane Dicki. Eileen Smith, Cyndee Caddick, Cindy Dicki, Nancy Kemter, Darla Dackiewicz, Toni Kulbickas, Ross Climo, Mr. Granville Smith, Ron Czaplicki. Row 3: Julie Gleisser, Jamie Malone, Dan Harris. Gary Webster, Bryan Eyman. Row 4: Joel Downey, Tim Rote, Dave Sump, Bill Dodds. Jim Abraham.

Survey Tri-Editors (L to R): Bryan Eyman, Cvndee Caddick, Joann Kovacich.

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Survey Business Staff Bottom Row (L to R): Vicky Sump, Lori Susnik. Row 2: Sue Sanford, Sue Parry, Debbie Terrill. Row 3: Ruth Poropat. Dan Harris. Dave Sump. Row 4: Bill Kirchner, Mike Medves, Debbie Kirchner.

EXTRA! EXTRA!

Last minute preparations are com- pleted to include the latest sports scores, as the Survey goes to press. Under the guidance of Mr. Smith and the tri-editors, reporters, headliners, paster-uppers, and proofreaders, all contribute their time and talents. Covering a wide variety of interests, articles range from current editorials, to opinion polls, to the ever popular Snoopy column. Behind the exterior of the finished product are the hours of work and effort of many dedicated students.

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I5<t Please

The Student Supply Store efficiently handles the between class rush. Eager workers aid students stocking up on anything from cough drops to slide rules. The work routine is occasional- ly interrupted by a "free lollipop" day. The store courteously performs a valued service.

Student Supply Store, Bottom Row (L to R): Carolyn Picciano, Laura Heisner. Row 2: Nan- cy Powell. Betty Kadiaek. Debbie Weekley. ('.ail Ever. Cathy Szabo, Mr. Amster. Row 3: Terri Shrout. -Jamie Malone, Nancy Kempter. Tim Hole. Alan Dole.

"Another pineapple sale!

"Now the cherry ones . . .' ■V.V '"H OK'JPSj

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SOOTHES YOL/R I SOOTHES 1 THROAT I THROA

Varsity Water Polo Team Bottom Row (L to R): Frank Zak, Ken Butt, Paul Bosco, Kevin Busdiecker. Row 2: Brian Katz, Tom Hieber, Brian Grieshammer. Karl Francetic, Steve Handshaw, Brian Grieshammar.

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Your Deal!

Butterfingers!

A fast moving sport is characterized by the enthusiastic team members fulfilling personal and team goals. United and dedicated to the achieve- ment of varsity status, they attempt to prove their worth through success. An often small, but energetic group of supporters help make the victories sweeter and the defeats easier to accept. Sometimes overshadowed by other sports, water polo is beginning to win its battle for recognition.

Junior Varsity Water Polo Team Bottom Row (L to R): Mark Mahnic. Joe Virginia. Tom Klosky, Joe Cerer. Row 2: Dave Duffy, Bill Rambeau, Chuck Detweiler, Mike Bordonaro, Mark Mavsar.

Water Polo/241

In* /k* tic Piice oj One

This year's winter play was a double attraction. Two plays, a comedy and a drama, were presented together. The light, fun "Why I Am A Bachelor" started the evening of entertainment. This play provided a glimpse at the humorous side of married life.

"Dino," a serious production, showed the struggle of a teenage boy in read- justing to society after four years in a reformatory.

Highlights of the production were an .opening night fire alarm and Friday's S.R.O. crowd.

"I wonder if he

"Ttlfaf 1 a*t a, Societon," 76e&iAt

Lecturer Doug Balch

Algernon Terry Vaughan

Henrietta Karen Vuranch

Henrietta's Mother Esther Rosenberg

Aunt Emma Chris Reese

Ida May Wendy Monahan

"There's no need to get excited, Henrietta.

"I pledge allegiance

242/Winter Plav

'Get your *&<S ■■]§ foot out of my ear!!"

The Cast "Thanks Pop, I needed that.

'Have you heard the latest?"

Dino Falcaro Martin Massiello

Mr. Sheridan Keith Carlin

Shirley Wallace Susan Baur

Jackie Sharon Krnc

Miss Haines Peg Baldassare

Danny Mark Fetko

Steve Richard Braun

Sylvia Paula Moriarty

Delia Karen Krome

Pat Karen Lucas

Bea Maureen Hanlon

Mr. Mandel Jim Abraham

Tony Falcaro Doug Harvey

Mrs. Falcaro Stacey Staub

Mr. Falcaro Dave Thompson

Mrs. Mikulo Mary Tusoch

First young girl Amy Stoch

Second young girl .... Chris Perdan Settlement house kids. Scott Easter, Cindy Garrett, Mary Cunningham,

Andy Paller.

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"Double dip, please"

Energetic, although seemingly futile, attempts are made to teach aquatic abilities to the disenchanted. Words of encouragement — "you can do it" — are heard throughout this chlorine-saturated world. The roles of instructor, counselor, friend, and dis- ciplinarian are combined into one neat package! Whether teaching the long-acquired skills of a well-executed dive, or merely the basic strokes, the swimleader is always available to assist whenever necessary.

Boys Swim Leaders Bottom Row (L to R): David Van Etten, Paul Schneider. Tom Gundl- ing, Mark Cochran, Andy Strok, Mark Mav- sar, Joe Virginia. Row 2: Dennis Shuman, Steve Steffas, John Ovsek, Eric Ambler, Ken Butt, Frank Zak, Paul Bosco, Buddy Luikart. Dennis LoConti, Bob Terrill.

Girls Swim Leaders Bottom Row (L to R): Cin- dy Reel, Mary Tusoch, Mary Brigden, Annette Eckhout, Karen Woodruff, Jan Thomas, Jane French, Janet Motuza, Lynne Humpal. Sharon Sawdey, Janet Berlan. Row 2: Jan Ullman, Bev Skur, Anne Yager, Nancy Wlodarski. Robin Paul, Mary Trommetter, Jeanette Erdelac, Carol Harper, Lee Schmid, Sue Perpar, Sue Plavac. Row 3: Jennie Purnell, Nancy Chapel, Laura Purnell, Barb Swearingen, Beth Jerome, Mary Jo Telich, Judy Kopec, Denise Calvert, Barb Winters, Lynda Bork, Maureen Heben, Barb Geib. Patti Meglich.

When did they put fish in the pool?

244/Swim Leaders

"POINT YOUR TOES"

Long hours of tedious practice and effort bring about perfection. Graceful maneuvers bring alive the wonders of the aquatic abyss. Each week unites the group toward their common goal, learning and growing through each other. Frustration gives way to pride as the impossible evolves into a reality. Thoughts and plans begin for the seemingly distant show, which creeps closer and closer. Friendship, concern, dis- appointment, and dedication are all elements of Wai Napolo spirit.

Wai Napolo Officers Bottom Row (L to R): Lee Schmid. Row 2: Laura Purnell, Sharon Sawdey, Terri Smelko, Sue Perpar.

Wai Napolo Back Center, Clockwise: Sue Perpar, Lin- da Zajc, Laura Wise, Jan Ullman, Mary Brigden. Barb Winters, Lynne Humpal, Jane Grieshammer, Mary Trommetter, Cindy Matuch, Beth Jerome, Robin Paul, Nancy Krnc, Jan Thomas, Jennie Purnell, Kathy Schaffer, Mary Jo Telich, Annette Eeckhout, Bev Skur, Barb Swearingen, Cindy Reel, Judy Kopec, Mary Tusoch, Lynda Bork, Barbara Geib, Leslie Zurc, Sue Plavac, Maureen Heben, Jeanette Erdelac, Patti Meglich, Terri Smelko, Laura Purnell, Nancy Chapel, Sharon Sawdey.

Wai Napolo/245

Karen Carmany

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EUCLIDIAN STAFF 1974

The 1974 EUCLIDIAN was a struggle this year. It was put together by a small but devoted group of students. This year, we tried to make the EUCLIDIAN magnify student life of all forms. This years book is a collec- tion of ideas suggested by fellow students. This years staff members will long remember the work parties that nobody came to, the other par- ties that everyone came to, the EUCLIDIAN VS. SURVEY football game that the EUCLIDIAN won 70- 21, the picnic at Nelson's Ledges, the T-shirts that no one would wear, and the party at the AGORA.

248/EUCLIDIAN

Senior Index A

■JAMES EDWARD ABRAHAM Jim

Basketball 2,3; Big Show 4; Conditioning Club 2,3; Football 2,3,4; I.Q.S. 3.4; N.A.S.S. 3,4; N.H.S. 4; Survey Editorial 3,4; Weight Lifting 2.3.4.

DIANE MARIE ABRAMCZYK Diane

G.A.A. 2,3.4; Pink Panthers 3. RICHARD ABRAMCZYK Rich

DAVID RUSSELL ADAMS Punk

V.I.C.A. 4; V.-Pres. 4.

MARGARET E. ADAMS Peggy

G.A.A. 2.3; .Jr. Class 3; Spirits 4. KIM ELIZABETH ALABURDA Kim

Humanities East 4.

IGNATIUS ANTHONY ALIOTO Iggy

Indoor Track 2,3; Outdoor Track 2; Weight Lil- ting 2.3,4.

JOSEPH GABRIEL AMOROSO Joe

Basketball 2.

KAREN ANDERSON Karen

Big Show 4; O.A.A. 2.3; Basketball 2; Track 2; Jr. Class 3; Majorettes 4; Majorette Club 3,4; Senior Scandal 4: Ski Club 4; Spirits 4; Survey Business 2.

MARY LOUISE ANDERSON Andy

Gymnastics 3,4; Powderpuff Football 4; Swimming 2,3,4.

ALAN W. ANDREWS Al

Conditioning Club 2,3,4; Indoor Track 2.3,4; Lettermen 2,3,4; Outdoor Track 2,3,4; Weight Lilting 2.3,4.

MARGARET P. ANDREWS Margie

German Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3; M.C.C. 4; Metal Sculpturing 4: N.H.S. 4; Ski Club 2.4; Swim Ldr. 2; Swimming 3; Wai Napolo 2. WARREN D. ANDREWS Warren

Intramurals 2.3,4; Spirits 2.3,4; Wrestling 2,3,- 4; Cap. 4.

ALANA ANDRU Lani

Cosmetology 3,4.

DEBORAH SUSANNA ANDRULIS Debbie DARRELL P. ANTOLICK Darrell

LYNN HELENE ANZELLS Lynn

Biology Lab Assist. 4; Choral Masters 3,4; G.A.A. 2.3,4; G.L.C. 3,4; Gymnastics 2; Mixed Chorus 2; N.H.S. 3,4; Sr. Council 4. JAMES ALAN APICELLO Ap

Aviation 3.4; Football 2,3,4; Intramurals 2.3,4; Kids for Earth 4; Spirits 2,3,4; Weight Lifting 3.4.

RICHARD LEE APICELLO Anchovie

Aviation 3,4; Baseball 2; Bicycle 2; Intramurals 3,4; Powder Puff Football 4; Spirits 3,4; Weight Lifting 2,3.

TIMOTHY JAMES ARAPS Tim

Powder Puff Football 4; N.H.S. 4; Soccer 2,3,4; Co-Cap. 4; Spirits 3,4; Weight Lifting 2,3,4. JAMES W. ARCHIBALD Bimbo

ROSANNE MARIE ARKO Rosie

A.F.S. 3,4; Avaition 2; Big Show 2,3,4; Eucli- dian Business 3; Eucuyo 4; Soccer 2; I.Q.S. 4; Majorette Club 3; N.F.L. 3; P.A. Club & Audio Aids 2; Plays 2.3.4; Sr. Council 4; Senior Scan- dal 4; Spectrum 3; Survey Business 2; Survey Editorial 3,4; Writing Club 4. JEAN LOUISE ARNOLD Ziffle

F.T.A. 2.3.4; G.A.A. 2; N.H.S. 3.4.

RUSSELL L. ASHBY

Ski Club 2.

THOMAS RICHARD AYERS DOUGHBOY

Ru

B

JOYCE MARIE BAGLIONE Joyce

ROBERT ALAN BAITT Bob

Conditioning Club 2.3,4: Football 2.3.4; Spirits 3.4; Weight Lifting 2,3.

DONNA ANN BAIZEL Donna

('.(I.E. 4; G.A.A. 2.

DENISE JEAN BAKER Denise

Ad Club 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Spirits 4; Sr. Council 4.

EMANUEL MICHAEL BALALE Manny Indoor Track 2; Key Club 2.3.4; Lt. Gov. 3. V.- Pres. 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Squad Leader 3.4; N.H.S. 4; Outdoor Track 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Sr. Cabinet 4; Symphonic Band 2,- 3,4.

DOUGLAS WAYNE BALCH Douger

Big Show 2.3,4; Choral Masters 2; Football 2; Lettermen 2,3,4; Marching Band 3,4; P.A. An- nouncer 4; Plays 3,4; Powder Puff Football 4; Stage Crew 3.4; Talent Scouts 4; Varsity Chorale 3.4; Wrestling 2,3,4. NONA BALOGH Nona

SALLYMARIE M. BARBATO Sallymarie Choral Masters 3; Mixed Chorus 2. JAN MARIE BARBIS Jan

G.A.A. 2; Powder Puff Football 4: Spirits 2,3,4; Student Council 4.

GARY W. BARBISH Gary

MICHELLE P. BARBISH Mickey

F.T.A. 2.3; G.A.A. 3.4; Jr. Class 3; Pink Panthers 3; Sr. Council 4; Senior Scandal 4. BETH ANNE BARBO Beth

Humanities East 4; Plays 3. WILLIAM J. BARKER' Curly

Big Show 3,4; Ski Club 2; Varsity Chorale 3,4. KEVIN MARK BARNEY Kevin

Big Show 2,3.4; Plays 2,3.4. DIANE THERESE BARNO Barno

G.A.A. 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Sr. Council 4; Senior Scandal 4; Student Council 3,4; Sec. 4. SHEILA ANN BARRY Sheila

KAREN LOUISE BATCHKO Batch

C.O.E, 4; G.A.A. 2; Powder Puff Football 4. KAREN LEE BATISTA Karen

LYNN K. BATISTA Raquel

Majorette Club 2.3; Pink Panthers 2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 4; Spirits 2.3. RONALD L. BAYKO Bakes

ALAN R. BEAL Alan

Concert Band 2; Hockey 2,3; Humanities East 4; Marching Band 2; N.H.S. 4. RONALD J. BECK Boss

Math Club 4.

RANDY J. BECKER Randy

Baseball 4; N.H.S. 4; Wrestling 3,4. THOMAS B. BECKWITH Crazy Charlie

Weight Lifting 2,3.

JANET L. BEEMAN Beemer

Jr. Class 3; M.C.C. 3.4; V.-Pres. 4; Swimming

JOHN A. BEHM John Boy

Baseball 2.3; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Gymnastics 3; Kids for Earth 3; O.O.E.A. 3.

MICHAEL PAUL BELCASTRO Mike

Hockey 2,3.

ERIC CHARLES BENCIN Eric

Indoor Track 2; Outdoor Track 2. LA VONDA JEAN BENKO LaVonda

C.O.E. 4; G.A.A. 2,3; Spirits 2. CAROL ANN BENSI Carol

F.B.L.A. 4; G.A.A. 2; Jr. Class 3; M.C.C. 4; N.H.S. 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Spirits 2,3. THOMAS A. BERARDINELLI Tom

Golf 2.3; Ski Club 2.

ROBIN CHARLENE BERKEY Berk

Ad Club 2.3.4; Jr. Class 3; Powder Puff Foot- ball 4; Sr. Cabinet 4; Senior Scandal 4. PATRICIA C. BERLAN Ber

G.A.A. 2.3; I.Q.S. 3; Jr. Class 3; Powder Pff Football 4; Spirits 3.4; Survey Business 2,3,4; Swim Ldr. 2.

MARY JO BERZIN Mary Jo

F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Humanities East 4; M.C.C. 2,3; Sec. 3; N.H.S. 3.4; Sr. Cabinet. SUSAN LYNN BESSELMAN Meatball

Aviation 2; Treas. 2: F.B.L.A. 3; G.A.A. 2; M.C.C. 4.

PETER G. BIELEK Pete

ELIZABETH ANN BILICIC Betty

A.F.S. 4; Euclidian Editorial 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Mumanities East 4; M.C.C. 2,3,4. GREGORY P. BILYK Bird

Marching Band 2,3; Pep Cand 2.3; Sr. Cabinet 4; Spirits 4; Symphonic Band 2.3. MARK JORDAN BIR Mark

JAMES ANTHONY BIZZARI Buzz

Baseball 2.3,4; Football 2,3; Spirits 3,4. RICHARD DEAN BLACK Rich

Indoor Track 2; Weight Lifting 2. KATHY J. BLAKELY Katz Blake

G.A.A. 2.3; Basketball 2; Volleyball 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Sr. Council 4; Spirits 2; Survey Business 2,3; Treas. 3.

RICHARD GARY BLASE Rick

LINDA JOYCE BLAU Linda

Pink Panthers 3.

DOUGLAS E. BLEWITT Doug

Marching Band 3; Symphonic Band 3.4. MICHAEL B. BLOTT Mike

Football 2.

VICKI JANE BOETTCHER Betchead

Ad Club 3,4; Choral Masters 3.4; F.B.L.A. 4; T.T.A. 2,3.4; Treas. 3; G.A.A. 2: Humanities East 4; Majorette Club 2; M.C.C. 3.4; Sec. 4; N.H.S. 3.4; Powder Puff Football 4; Sr. Coun- cil.

CARLA LOUISE BAKA Bo

F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. 2,3; G.L.C. 4; Humanities East 4; M.C.C. 2; Sr. Council 4; Senior Scan- dal 4; Spirits 4.

THOMAS JOHN BOKAL Tom

Occupational Ed 4; P.A. Club & Audio Aids 4. LUANNE CHRISTINE BOLE lu

Ad Club 3.4; (J. A. A. 2; N.H.S. 3,4; Spirits 3; Student Council 4.

SCOTT L. Boncha Scott

Swim Ldr. 3,4; Swimming 2. CHARLES EDWARD BOOMS Boomer

Basketball 2.3,4; Cap. 4; Outdoor Track 2,3,4; Spirits 2,3,4.

JOSEPH M. BORDONARO Jose

Football 2,3; Swimming 3; Weight Lifting 2,3. KIM ELIZABETH BORTNICK Kimba

Big Show 2.4; G.A.A. 2,3; Jr. Class 3; Ma- jorettes 3,4; Majorette Club 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Sr. Council 4; Senior Scandal 4; Spirits 2,- 3,4.

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PAUL BOSCO Teener

Basic Horsemanship 2; Bicycle Club 3;

Lighting Crew 2,;!, 4; Pinochle Club 3,4; Spirits

4; Student Council 4; Swimming 2,3,4; Water

Polo 4.

DONNA ELLEN BOWES Donna

G.A.A. 2,3,4; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Powder Puff

Football 4; Sr. Council 4; Spirits 4.

PENNY MARIE BRACE Penny

Archery 3; Distributive Ed. 3; (i.A.A. 2,3.

BARBARA ANN BRADAC Barb

G.A.A. 2,3,4; Jr. Class; Lab Assist. 2; Office

Help 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Ski Club 2,3,4;

Student Council 4.

MICHAEL ANTHONY BRADDOCK Mike

Weight Lifting 2.3.

CHRISTINE LYNN BRADLEE Chris

CYNTHIA DEE BRADY Brads

Cheerleaders 3,4; J.V. Cap. 3; Choral Masters

3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Jr. Class; Mixed Chorus 2;

N.H.S. 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Ski Club 2;

Spirits 2,3,4.

EDWARD JOHN BRADY Ed

ROBERTA ANN BRADY Birdy

Swimming 2.

NANCY MARIE BRANISEL Nancy

SANDY LEE BRECHUN Sandy

KATHLEEN RAE BRESKVAR Kathy

C.O.E. 4; (i.A.A. 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2; Spirits

2

CHERYL G. BRINKO Cheryl

G.A.A. 2; Pink Panthers 3.

EDWARD VERNON BROOKS Ed

Key Club 2,3; V.-Pres. 3.

DEBORAH E. BROWN Debi

Gymnastics 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Track 2.

JOHN THOMAS BROWN Jack

DIANE BROWSKI Di

Powder Puff Football 4; Student Council 4.

KATHERYN MARIE BROZOVICH Kathy

THOMAS BRUESSEL Tom

A.F.S. 4; Astronomy 4; Math Club 4.

RICHARD ALAN BUKOVEC Rick

Indoor Track 2,3,4; N.H.S. 4; Outdoor Track

2,3,4.

ROGERT G. BURDEN Rob

EDWARD ALAN BURNS Ed

BARBARA J. BUSHER Barb

Powder Puff Football 4.

KENNETH M. BUTT Ken

Key Club 2; Lettermen 2,3,4; Swim Ldr. 3;

Swimming 2,3,4; Water Polo 2,3,4.

CYNTHIA DEE CADDICK Cyndee

I.Q.S. 3,4; Sr. Cabinet 4; Survey Editorial 2,3,-

4; Pg. Ed. 3; Editor-in-Chief 4.

DALE H. CADWALLADER D.C.

A.F.S. 4; Golf 2.3,4; Math Club 4; Mixed

Chorus 2; N.H.S. 4 Pinochle Club 3,4; Science

Seminar 2,3,4; Survey Editorial 3,4; Varsity

Chorale 3,4.

MICHAEL ADAM CALABRESE Cal

Cross Country 2,3,4; Hockey 3,4; Indoor Track

o

LINDA MARIE CALDRONE Linda

Mixed Chorus 2.

DEBRAH ANN CALI Debbie

Basketball 2; Volleyball 2.

EVELYN MARY CAMERON Wildcat

Powder Puff Football 4. MICHAEL C. CAMPANA Mike

STANLEY TODD CAMPBELL Stan

Camera Club 2,3; Cinema Club 2,3; Lighting Crew 2,3; Movie Club 2,3; Sr. Cabinet 4. MARK ALAN CANALE Mark

Soccer 2,4.

MARIA A. CANF:STRARO Maria

Ad Club 3; G.A.A. 2,3.4; M.C.C. 4; N.H.S. 4; Pink Panthers 4.

DEBORAH HOSE CAPADONA Cappy

Archery 3; Cosmetology 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Powder Puff Football 4; Swimming 3; Talent Scouts 3.

CAROL ANN CAPIOCIONI Carol

I.O.E. 3,4; Student Council 2; Survey Business 4; Data Processing 3,4; Sec. 3, Hist. 4. KENN JOHN CAPPER Cap

Indoor Track 2; Outdoor Track 2; Weight Lif- ting 2.

SALVATORE CARMEN CARAMELI Sam Baseball 2; Language Lab Assist. 2,3; Student Council 1.

KEITH RALPH CARLIN Keith

Plays 4.

KAREN BETH CARMANY Karen

Euclidian Editorial 3,4; Ed. 4; I.Q.S. 3,4. DENNIS L. CARTER Denny

Hockey 2,3,4; Alt. Cap. 2,3. SUSAN ELEANOR CARPENTER Sue

G.A.A. 2,3; Kids for Earth 2; Pink Panthers 2; Student Council 4.

NANCY MARIE CASEY Nancy-

Basketball 2; G.A.A. 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Powder Puff 4; Spirits 4. ROBERTA LYNN CAVELL Bobbi

Choral Masters 3; C.O.E. 4; Mixed Chorus 2; N.H.S. 4; Pink Panthers 2. THOMAS A. CADALE Tom

DIANA LYNN CEFARATTI Diane

I.O.E. 3,4; V. Pres. 3; Sec. 3. NANCY ANN CENTA Nancy

G.A.A. 2; M.C.C. 2; Pink Panthers 2; Spirits 2. ROBERT P. CERJAN Bob

Football 3,4.

JANE RENEE CHABRAND Pookie

Basketball 2,3.4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Humanities East 4; Jr. Class 3; Powder Puff Football 4; Spirits 3,4; Sr. Council 4. PATRICIA ANN CHAMBERS Champs

A.F.S. 2; (i.A.A. 2; G.L.C. 3,4; Humanities East 4; Majorette Club 2; N.H.S. 4; Pink Panthers 3,4; Powder Puff Football 4; Sr. Cabinet 4; Ski Club 2,3; Spirits 4. DONALD ALLAN CHAMPLE Duck

Big Show 2,3; Lighting Crew 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2; P.A. Club & Audio Aids 2,3,4; Plays 2,3; Swim Ldr. 3,4.

JULIE ELIZABETH CHANDLER Julie

Plays 3.

NANCY JANE CHAPEL Nanc

Concert Band 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Gymnastics 2,3; Humanities East 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Sr. Cabinet 4; Senior Scandal 4; Spirits 3,4; Stu- dent Council 3,4; Symphonic Band 3,4; Track 2; Wai Napolo 4.

DENNIS F. CHASSER Chas

Conditioning Club 2,3,4; German Club 4; In- door Track 2.3,4; Outdoor Track 2.3,4; Weight Lifting 2,3,4; Wrestling 3. WILLIAM S. CHERASO Bill

Football 4; Spirits 4; Student Council 4; Pres. 4; Weight Lifting 4.

ALBERT FRANK CHERNAY Al

Baseball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Weight Lifting 4. ROBERT F. CHRISTENSEN Bob

Soccer 2,3,4; Weight Lifting 4. ROBERT J. CHRISTMYER Boo Bear

ROSEMARIE CIROTA Rose

Basketball 3; F.B.L.A.; F.T.A. 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3.- 4; G.L.C. 3,4; Jr. Class 3; N.H.S. 4; Spirits 4; Senior Council 4.

FREDERICK S. CLAPP Fred

CATHY ANN CLARK Clark

Big Show 2; Choral Masters 3; G.A.A. 3; Humanities East 4; Pinochle Club 3,4; V. Pres. 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Survey Business 3. DANIEL CHARLES CLASEN Dan

ROBERT PETER CLEMENTS Tard Rob A.F.S. 2,3,4; Math Club 3,4; Pinochle Club 3,4; Ski Club 2; Student Supply Store 2; Survey Editorial 3,4; Ed. 4; Tennis 2. ROSS K. CLIMO Ross K.

A.V. Club 2; Language Lab Assist. 2; N.A.S.S. 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Pinochle Club 3; Ski Club 2,3,- 4; Survey Editorial 3,4; Sports Ed. 4; Tennis 2,- 3.4.

EDWARD SCOTT CLINE Speed

Concert Band 2; Marching Band 2; Pep Band 2; Symphonic Band 2.

GLENNIS MAUREEN CLINE Glen

Basic Horsemanship 3; Choral Masters 3; C.O.E. 4; M.C.C. 2; Mixed Chorus 2. GEORGE MARK CLOMEK Clo

RUTH EVELYN CLOUGH Rufus

G.A.A. 2,3; Humanities East 4; Mixed Chorus 2; N.H.S. 3.4; Pinochle Club 3,4; Sec. 4; Swim- ming 2.

ROBERTA SUE COLLINS Bobby

Eucuyo 4; Humanities East 4. WILLIAM J. COLT Bill

Baseball 2,4; Soccer 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4. JOHN DOUGLAS CONKLIN Con Johnklin Swimming 2; Key Club 3,4. JANICE MARIE CONNERTON Jan

Cosmetology 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2; Pink Panthers 2,4; Powder Puff Football 4; Spirits 4; Volleyball 2.

JUDITH ANN CONNERTON Judy

G.A.A. 2,3; I.O.E. 3,4; V. Pres. 4; Pink Panthers 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Spirits 4; Sr. Activities 4; Track 2; 500 Mile Club 2. DANIEL EDWARD COOKE Chip

Key Club 2,3.

JAMES PETER COOKE Jimmy

Conditioning Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Cap. 4; Key Club 2; Spirits 4; Student Council 4; Weight Lifting 2,3,4.

DENNIS JOHN COOPER Dennis

THOMAS JOHN COSGRIFF Tom

Spirits 2.3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4. MARIA ANN COSTANZO Maria

Choral Masters 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Humanities East 4; Majorette Club 2; M.C.C. 2,3,4; Treas. 3; Pres 4; Mixed Chorus 2; N.H.S. 3,4; Treas. 4; Pink Panthers 4; Sr. Council 4. BEVERLY BETH COWPER Cow

C.O.E. 4; G.A.A. 2,3; Jr. Class 3; N.H.S. 4; Sr. Council 4; Spirits 3,4.

DEBRA SUE COZART Debbie

G.A.A. 2; Jr. Class 3; Co-Chairman 3; Powder Puff Football 4; Sr. Cabinet 4; Spirits 2. PATRICE JOANNE CROWELL Pat

Basic Horsemanship 3; Powder Puff 4; Senior Scandal 3,4; Spirits 3,4. GLENDA DIANNE CURTIS Twig

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THOMAS VICTOR CURTO Tom

Baseball 2.3.-1: NHS. 4. RON M. CZAPLICKI Zap

[.Q.S. 3,4: X.H.S. 3.4; Sr. Cabinet 4: Survey Editorial 2. !, I

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Muni)

( 'inch'

MONICA MARIE DAGLEY I.O.E. 4; D.C.T. 4. CYNTHIA ANN D'AMICO Choral Masters 3.4: Mixed Chorus 2. EILEEN M. I) ANNA Ed

Cheerleaders 3; Choral Masters 3; G.A.A. 3.4; Mixed Chorus _'; Powder Puff Football I: Sr. Council 4: Spirits 2.3.4: Sec 4: Student Coun- cil 4.

RICHARD .JOHN DAEDELOW Rich

ROBERT SALEEM DAKDOUK Bob

RONALD J. DARLING Ron

Humanities Easl 1

DEBRA LEE DAVIS Debbie

G.A.A. 2.3; Spirits 2.3

KAY I. DAVIS Dave

G.A.A. 2.3; Humanities East 4: N.H.S. t SUSAN MONA DAVIS Sue

F.B.L.A. 2; G.A.A. 2; Spirits 4. THERESA M. DAY Terri

(I. A. A. 2; Gymnastics 2; Majorettes 2.3; Ma- jorette Club 2,3; N.H.S. 4: Powder Pull' Foot- ball 4.

KIMBERLY ANNE DEAKIN Motor Mouth Pink Panthers 2.

CECILIA ANN DELEHANTY Cecil

RALPH NICK DELLIGATTI Nick

Conditioning Club 4; Football 2; Indoor Track 2.3.4: Lettermen 2.4; N.H.S. 4; Outdoor Track 2.3,4; Powder Puff Football 4; Soccer 2.3; Weight Lifting 4.

CATHERINE A. DULUCA Little Munchkin Jr. Class 3; N.H.S. 4: Office Helper 2.3.4; P.A. Announcer 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Sr. Cabinet 4: Sr. Class 4: Co-chairman 4; Sr. Prom Committee 4; Senior Scandal 4; Spirits ■2

SIMl INK F. DE MICHELE Deputy Dawg PATRICIA ANN DENSMORE Pat

DONNA LYNN DERGANC Donna

DINO J. DE ROSE Dag

MARY PATRICIA DEVENEY Mary Pat

CYNTHIA DIANE DE VITO Cindy-

Basketball 2; Distributive Ed. 4; F.T.A. 3; (LA. A. 2,3.4; Gymnastics 2; Mixed Chorus 2. RICHARD ALLEN DICKARD Rich

Baseball 2.3.4; Lettermen 3.4: N.A.S.S. 3,4; Spirits 1: Golf Club 2.

DIANE MARIE DICKI Hi D

Aviation 2; F.T.A. 2,3.4; (LA. A. 2,3; I. Q.S. 4; N.H.S. 3.4; Powder Puff Football 4; Senior Scandal 4: Ski Club 3.4; Survey Editorial 3.4. NATHANIEL ELISHA DICKINSON Nat B.T.D. 4; Euclidian Business 3,4; Football 4; I.Q.S. 3,4; N.H.S. 4; Student Supply Store 2. PAUL LEE DIEHL Columbian Kid

Chess 3; Conditioning Club 2,3; Spirits 2.3. ARTHUR JOHN DIETRICH Art

JAMES R. DIETZ Jim

VICTORIA DiNARDO Tori

Ad Club 2,3,4; A.F.S. 3.

SUSAN DiNIRO Sue

Clinic Runner 3: Euclidian Business 4; I.Q.S.

4; M.C.C. 2; N.H.S. 3,4; Pink Panthers 3.

LAWRENCE M. DISSAUER Larry

PATRICK DiTIRRO Freddy

Bicycle Club 2; Football 2.3.4; Indoor Track 3;

Kids tor Earth 3,4; Spirits 3,4.

LOIS M. DOBNIKAR Lois

ROCHARD MICHAEL DOGANIERO Dog

Lettermen 2; Weight Lifting 2; Wrestling 2.3.

ALAN JOSEPH DOLE Al

Bicycle (Tub 2; Choral Masters 3; IndoorTrack

3.4; N.H.S. 3,4; Outdoor Track 2.3,4: Student

Supply Store 2.3.4; Spirits 4; Varsity Chorale

4.

GAYLE THERESA DoLINAR Gay

(LA. A. 2.

SUSAN JOAN DOMITZ Sue

C.O.E. 4; G.A.A. 2; Powder Puff Football 4;

Spirits 2.4.

MARK NATHAN DON Mark

MARYELLEN DONATO Mari

Big Show .!; Choral Masters 3.4; G.A.A. 2;

Mixed Chorus 2; N.H.S. 3.4; Swim Ldr. 3.4;

Swimming 2; Track 2.

WILLIAM ANDREW DONNER Bill

ANTHONY ROBERT DORF.M US Tony

JOHN ALAN DOUGHERTY Jack

FAITH M. DOYLE Fay

Basic Horsemanship 2: G.A.A. 3; Gymnastics

2; Powder Puff Football 4; Ski Club 3; Spirits

3,4; Track 4.

LYNNE LOUISE DRUMMER Drummer

Cheerleaders 3,4; Gymnastics 2; N.H.S. 4;

Powder Puff Football 4; Spirits 3.4; Swim Ldr.

J: Wai Napolo 2.

KAREN LEE DUDEK Karen

(LA. A. 3; Majorettes 3.4; Majorette Club 2;

Hist. 3.

KEITH EDWARD DlTFF Wyatt

Sr. Council 4.

WILLIAM CLIFFORD DUFFNER Elmo

CARLEEN MARIE DUFFY Carleen

MICHELLE C. DUPAY Mits

Basketball 2.3.4; Concert Band 2: Field

Hockey 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Cap. 4; Marching

Band 2,3.4; Pep Band 4; Softball 3.4; Cap. 3;

Symphonic Band 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Track 3;

Vollevball 4.

E

GARY L. ECKER Gary

JOANN MICHELE EBER Jo

O.O. E.A. 3.4; Sec. 4: F.B.L.A. 2. DONALD JAMES EBERSBACHER Ebes Chess 2; Cross Country 3; Football 2; Indoor Track 2.3,4; Lettermen 3,4; Outdoor Track 2,3; Ski Club 2.3; Spirits 2.3.4; Weight Lifting 2.3.- 4.

PAUL RALPH EDELBERGS Paul

Basic Horsemanship 2; Spirits 2,3,4; Weight Lifting 2.3,4.

SUSAN ELIZABETH ELMORE Sweet Sue Humanities East 4; Ski Club 2,4; Track 4. JANINE RENEE ELSHAW Janice

MARY F. EMSER Emz

Big Show 3; Concert Band 3; G.A.A. 3;

Humanities 4; Marching Band 3,4; Metal Sculpturing 3,4; Orchestra 2; Sec. 4; Pres. 4; Symphonic Band 4; Librarian 3.4. JEFFREY C. ENGEL Jeff

Hockey 2.3.4.

DALE JAMES ENGELKING King

Baseball 2.3.4; Basketball 2.3.4: Football 2.3.4; Lettermen 2,3.4; Spirits 2,3,4. MICHAEL GILBERT ENGLISH Engs

Basketball 2.3,4; IndoorTrack 2,3,4: Key Club 2; Lettermen 2.3.4; Outdoor Track 2.3,4; Powder Puff Football 4; Sr. Council 4; Spirits 2.3.4.

JEANETTE ANN ERDELAC Jeanette

Choral Masters 3.4; F.B.L.A. 4: G.A.A. 2; Gymnastics 2: Student Council 3.4; Swim Ldr. 3,4; Wai Napolo 3,4.

CHARLES WILLIAM ERNE Chuck

Football 4; Indoor Track 2; Outdoor Track 2; Wai Napolo 3.

KEVIN M. EROSKEY Kevin

Golf 3; Tennis 2.3.

AMY LINN EVANS Amy

LEIGH ANN EVANS Leigh

Basketball 2; Cheerleaders 2.3.4; Cap. 4; G.A.A. 2,3.4; Gymnastics 2; Powder Puff Foot- ball 4; Spirits 2.3.4; Swim Gdr. 3. MARY ELIZABETH EVERT Mary

G.A.A. 2.3.4: Gymnastics 2.3; Powder Puff Football 4; Track 2; 500 Mile Club 2. BRYAN ROBERT EYMAN Bryan

A.F.S. 2,3.4: Eucuyo 4; Football 2.3.4; Trainer 2.3,4; German Club 2,3,4: Chairman 4; Humanities East 3.4: Exec. Board 4; I.Q.S. 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Survey Editorial 2,3,4: Editor-in- Chief 4.

SUZANNE RUTH FABIG Minnie

WILLIAM THOMAS FAUNCE Bill

Ski Club 2.3.4; Soccer 2.3,4. PATRICIA ANN FALVEY Falv

Distributive Ed. 3; G.A.A. 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Senior Council 4: Spirits 2,3,4; Survey Business 2. DOUGLAS MC NEIL FANNEY Doug

Key Club 4; Math Club 3.4; N.F.L. 3; N.H.S. 4; Radio Club 2.3,4; Pres. 3,4; Science Seminar 2,3,4.

MICHAEL JOSEPH FARAONE Mike

Baseball 2.3.

PATRICIA M. FATICA Patty-

Ad Club 3.4; F.B.L.A. 2; I.O.E. 3.4; Majorette Club 2; N.H.S. 3,4; O.O. E.A. 3,4; Pink Panthers 3,4.

DENNIS W. FEDROWISCH Dennis

Soccer 2,3,4.

BARBARA M. FENDE Barb

Jr. Class 3; Pink Panthers 2; Powder Puff Foot- ball 4; Spirits 2,3,4; Student Council 4. DONALD R. FERRIS Don

Football 4; Letterman 3; Weight Lifting 4; Wrestling 4.

CHRISTOPHER L. FIDEL Chris

Lettermen 2.3.4; N.H.S. 4; Wrestling 2,3. NORMA CHRISTINE FIERLE Chris

Ad Club 4: C.O.E. 4; G.A.A. 2.3; Humanities East 4; Jr. Class 3; Library Page 2; N.H.S. 4: Student Sec. 3.

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lm

PATRICIA ANN FIFFIK

('.O.K. 4; Pres. 4; F.B.L.A.

Patty

2,3,4;

I, O.K. 3; Sec. 3; Jr. Class:!; N.H.S. 4; Student Council 2; Student Sec. 3. MARTHA ANN FINLAYSON Marti

('.O.K. 1; F.B.L.A. L'; Pink Panthers.'!; Powder Putt Football 4.

JAN LORENK FISHER Jan

MARK R. FISHER Fish

Aviation 2.3.4; Radio Club 2,3; Symphonic Band 2.

RAYMOND STEVEN FISTER Happ

Aviation 2.

LORI MARIK FITZSIMMONS Lorie

G.A.A. 2.

DENNIS JAMES FISHER Big Fish

Weight Lilting :(.4.

TERRY L. FOREMAN Terry

MICHAEL A. FORTUNATO Tuna

DANIEL GABRIEL FOWLKR Moon Head Conditioning Club •'!; Football 2,3.4; Humanities 4; Lettermen 2,3.4; N.A.S.S. 3.4; Weight Lifting 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3.4. GLEN D. FOY Ziggy

KARL DAVID FRANCETIC Karl

Key Club 2,3,4; Pres 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Pep Band 2,3.4; Science Seminar 2,3; Stage Band 4; Swim Ldr. 3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Symphonic Band 2.3,4; Water Polo 2.3,4. DEBORAH ANN FRANCIS Francis

Ad Club 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 2.3.4; C.O.E. 4; Sec. 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Sports Coor- dinator 3; Pres. 4: G.L.C. 3; Jr. Class 3; Ma- jorette Club 2; N.H.S. 4; Powder Putt Football 4; Ski Club 3; Soccer 2,3; Spirits 2; Swim Ldr. 2; Tennis 2; Track 2.3,4; Volleyball 2,3.4. LINDA SUE FRANKS Linnie

Gymnastics 2.

KAREN M. FRANZEN Franz

Ad Club 4; M.C.C. 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Spirits 2; Student Supply Store 3; Tennis 2,3. JEFFREY MARK FRATTIN Fritz

Astronomy 2; Science Seminar 3. GARY W' FRESENKO Gary

Golf 3.

PAMELA JEAN FRIEND Pam

DALE CHARLES FROSS Jack

RICHARD KENNETH FREY Bird

Chess 3; Key Club 2; Lettermen 2.3.4; N.A.S.S. 3,4; Pinochle Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 3; Spirits 2.3,4; Student Council 4; Tennis 2,3.4; Cap. 4; Weight Lifting 3. GEORGE R. FULLER Herbie

Camera Club 2,3; Movie Club 2.3; Ski Club 3.4.

G

Henry

Rose

Sue

Kathv

HENRY ANTHONY GALLO

ROSALIE JO GALLUCCI

SUSAN ANN GALON

C.O.E. 4; G.A.A. 2; Majorettes 2.

KATHLEEN JEANNE GAMER

Ski Club 2.3,4.

MORRIS J. GANSEN Joe

FRANK S. GANT Frank

KAREN LOUISE GAYDOS Karen

Basketball 2,3,4; Choral Masters 3,4; F.T.A. 4;

G.A.A. 2,3,4; Gymnastics 2; Humanities East

4; Jr. Class 3; M.C.C. 4; Mixed Chorus 2;

N.H.S. 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Sr. Cabinet

I; Senior Scandal 4; Spirit s 3,4.

SALLY L. GEIB Sally

Euclidian Business 3.4; Euclidian Editorial

3,4; Activities Ed. 4; G.A.A. 2.:!. 4; Humanities

East I; I.Q.S. 3,4; N.H.S. 3.4; Sec. 4; Pink

I '.nil hers 2, I; Powder Puff Football 4; Ski Club

2,3,4; Student Supply Store •'!; Swim Ldr. 3;

Wai Napolo 3.

MARIAN MARGARET GELETKA Mar

G.A.A. 2,3,4; Football 4; Powder Puff Football

1; Spirits 3; Volleyball 2,3,4.

HELEN VELA GELEV Vel

STEPHEN THOMAS GENELIUS Steve

DAVID GEORGE George

Conditioning Club 2; Football 2.

MELVIN THOMAS GEPHART Craze

Distributive Ed. 3.4; Soccer 2,3.

JOHN WILLIAM GERBETZ Peeker

Indoor Track 2; Spirits 2; Swim Ldr. 4.

JANET MARIE GERBIC Jan

G.A.A. 2,3; Spirits 2,3.

DIANE MARIE GETSON Diane

A.F.S. 4.

LORETTA MAE GEYER Loretta

Euclidian Business 4; F.B.L.A. 4; F.T.A. 4;

I.Q.S. 4; M.C.C. 3.4; Student Secretary 4.

MARY JANE GIBBONS Gibbs

('.O.K. 4; F.T.A. 2: G.A.A. 2,3; G.L.C. 3;

N.H.S. 3,4

UNA MARIK GILLIOTTI Tina

Euclidian Business 2.3; F.B.L.A. 2.3.4; Hist.

2,3,4; G.A.A. 2; Powder Puff Football 1: Sr

Cabinet 4; Ski Club 2.3; Spirits 2.3.4; Student

( 'ouncil 2.

GARY K. GINGELL Can

Football 2.4.

DOUG ED GLAVAC Leo

Baseball 2; Eucuyo 2; Humanities East 4.

LLANN MARY GLAVAC Sis

G.A.A. 2; Jr. Class 3; Marching Band 2,3.4;

Powder Puff Football 4; Spirits 4; Student

Council 4; Symphonic Band 2,3,4.

BRIAN S. GLEISSER Brian

A.F.S. 3,4; Astronomy 2.3.4: Humanities East

3,4; I.Q.S. 3,4; N.H.S. 3.4; Pres. 3.4; Survey

Editorial 3.4; Sports Ed. 4; Swim Ldr. 3.4;

Swimming 2.3.4; Water Polo 2.

LORI ELLEN GLICK Lori

Basic Horsemanship 2; Basketball 3.4; G.A.A.

2,3.

ELISABETH MARIE GLIEBE Liz

G.A.A. 2,3; Jr. Class .'!; Pink Panthers 2,3;

Powder Puff Football 4; Spirits 4.

KENNETH ROBERT GOEBEL Ken

Archery 3; Indoor Track 2,3; Outdoor Track

2,3.

KAREN ANN GOETZ Mouse

G.A.A. 2; G.L.C. 4; Powder Puff Football 4;

Swim Ldr. 3.

CAROL JEAN GONSO Chop Chop

500 Mile Club 2.

JAMES WARREN GOODWIN Good

Indoor Track 2; Weight Lifting 2.3.

LORRAINE M. GORG

Concert Band 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3; Marching Band

2,3; Ski Club 2.3; Track 2.

THOMAS C. GORJUP Tom

Golf 3.

PATRICIA ALICE GRABEN Patty-

Big Show 4; Choral Masters 3; F.B.L.A. 4; G.A.A. 2; Humanities East 3.4: Majorettes 3.4; Majorette Club 2; N.H.S. 4; Sr. Cabinet 4; Senior Scandal 4; Spirits 3; Student Council 2,3,4; Sec. 3; Varsity Chorale 4.

CHARLES L. GRAHAM Chuck

P. A. Club & Audio Aids 2.

JANET LYNN GRAY -Ian

ANN MARIK GRAZIANO Ann Marie

Distributive Ed. 3, 1; Student Council 4.

DAVID ALAN GRBOVAC Dave

Foreman's ( 'lub 4.

FRANK CHARLES GREBENC Frank

I.Q.S. :!.4; Math Club 3,4; Pinochle Club 3.4;

Soccer 3.4.

BRIAN KEITH GRIESHAMMER Grease

Lettermen 2: Powder Puff Football 4: Swim

Ldr. 3.4; Swimming 2,:!, 4; Water Polo 3,4.

GORDON A. GRIGOR Gordon

STEVEN GRIMSIC Steve

Distributive Ed. 3,4; Foreman's Club 3; Ski

Club 2.3.

ANTHONY DEAN GRINDLE Pancho-Villa

O.O.E.A. 2,3.4.

SHEREE JEAN GROSS Voodoo

G.A.A. 2.3; O.O.E.A. 3,4; Sec. 4; Powdei I'uli

Football 4; Spirits 2.

TODD DAVID GROUDLE Trazan

Football 2,4; Indoor Track 2.3.4: Outdoor

Track 2,3,4; Tri-Cap. 4.

ANTHONY Z. GRZE Tony

CONSTANCE MARIE GUDEL Connie

Big Show 4; Gymnastics 2.3,4: Assist. ( 'oach 1.

V. Pres. 3; Humanities East 4; M.C.C. 2;

Powder Puff Football 4; Sr. Cabinet 4.

MARK ANTHONY GULICH Gorilla

( londitioning Club 4; Football 2,3,4; Key ( 'lub

2.3,4; Weight Lifting 3.4.

DEBRA ANN GULLO Mario

THOMAS WELLS GUNDLING Tom

Swim Ldr. 3.4; Swimming 3,4.

ROBERT EDWARD GURRY Bob

1 (istributive Ed. 3.

H

Br

Festoons

Jeff

Chuckle Dome

Scotty

Linda

BRUCE J. HABAT

Foreman's Club 4.

EDWARD J. HABAT

JEFFERY S. HACE

DAVID FRANK HACH

SCOTT ALAN HACKER

Radio Club 2.3.

LINDA D. HALE

Office Help 4; Spirits 2.

WILLIAM STEPHEN HALE Buck

JILL DENISE HAMILTON Jill

Choral Masters 3.4; G.A.A. 2.3.4; G.L.C. 3,4;

V.-Pres. 4; Gymnastics 3; Kids for Earth 2;

M.C.C. 2.3,4; Mixed Chorus 2; N.H.S, 1

ALAN TERRENCE HAMMOND Al

Chess 3; Distributive Ed. 4.

JOHN MATTHEW HANAK Hondo

Basketball 2.3.4; Key Club 2; Spirits 4; Weight

Lifting 2.3.

KAREN ANN HANKY Hanes

C.O.E. 4; V.-Pres. 4; F.B.L.A. 2; G.A.A. 2: Jr.

Class 3; Treas. 3; Spirits 2,4.

KATHLEEN MARIE HANLON Kathy

Euclidian 3,4; Underclass Ed. 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4;

Humanities East 4; I.Q.S. 4, Majorette Club 2;

N.H.S. 3.4; Pinochle Club 3,4; Powder Puff

Football 4; Ski Club 3; Spirits 2.3.

MARY T. HANLON Mary

Basic Horsemanship 3. Gymnastics 2.

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KEITH BRIAN HANNAN Keith

WILLIAM THOMAS HARRIS Harrless

Aviation 3; Ski Club 2.:!. 4; Swim Ldr. 4; Ten- nis 2,3,4.

LINDA ANNE HARSH Linda

F.T.A. 2; Kids for Earth 2; Student Council 4; Exec. Board 4.

ROBERT STEVE HART Bob

ELAINE ANN HASEGAWA Elaine

Bit; Show 4; Cheerleaders 3.4; G.A.A. 2.3,4; G.L.C. 4; Gymnastics 2.3.4; Humanities East I; X U.S. 4; Sr. Cabinet 4; Senior Scandal 4. JOHN MARTIN HATRAS -let

Cros> Country 3.4; Football 2; Indoor Track 3,4; Outdoor Track 2,3,4; 500 Mile Club 4. BRUCE CALVEN HAUSRATH Hoss

Concert Band 2,3; Marching Band 2,3; P. A. Club & Audio Aids 2,3; Stage Band 2,3; Swim Ldr. 2,3,4: Swimming 2.3; Symphonic Band 2,3; Water Polo 2,3.

KATHLEEN HAYES Kathy

Jr. Class 3; Powder Putt Football 4; Spirits 2. ROBERT JAMES HAYES Bob

Indoor Track 2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 2; Outdoor Track 2.3.4; Weight Lifting 4. MAUREEN ELIZABETH HEBEN Hebes NHS. 4; Sr. Cabinet 4: Swim Ldr. 3,4; Swim- ming 4; Wai Napolo 3,4. DENISE MARY HEID Denise

C.O.E. 4; G.A.A. 2.

THOMAS F. HEIL Tom

Student Council 3; Exec. Board 4; Student Council Donuts 3.

LEON TREUDLEY HEINLEIN Heiny

Conditioning Club 2; Marching Band 3,4; NHS, 4; Science Seminar 2,3,4; Swim Ldr. •i.4; Symphonic Band 3,4. PATRICIA LOUISE HEINTZ Pati

G.A.A. 3.

JAMES ROBERT HEISS Jim

Distributive Ed. 3,4; Pres. 3,4. THERESA ANNE HELMICK Terri

C.O.E. 4; F.B.L.A. 3; Pink Panthers 3. MICHAEL THOMAS HENSLEY Mike

Swim Ldr. 3.4; Swimming 2. LAURA J. HENSON Laura

[.O.E. 4.

RHONNA SUE HERP Ronni

F.B.L.A. 3.4; Pink Panthers 3; Sr. Cabinet 4. LAWRENCE EUGENE HESKETT Larry N.F.L. 3.

HOLLY ANN HILBISH Holly

Ad Club 4; F.T.A. 3; G.L.C. 4; N.H.S. 4; Sr. Cabinet 4; Student Council 4. MICHAEL M. HILDEBRANDT Mike

Distributive Ed. 4; Student Council 2; Swim Ldr. 3; Swimming 3; Water Polo 3. LINDA ANN HILL Linda

Jr. Class 3; Sr. Cabinet 4; Senior Scandal 4; Spirits 2.4.

THOMAS CARL HIMMELMAN Tom

C.O.E. 4; Key Club 2; N.H.S. 4; Powder Puff Football 4: Coach 4; Student Supply Store 2; Swim Ldr. 3; Swimming 3. PAMELA RACHEL HIRES Hang Chow

Basketball 2; Track 2.

ARCHIE C. HIRSCH Arch

Distributive Ed. 3,4.

RONALD D. HLABSE Laps

Football 2.

DAVID ALLEN HLAVAC David

Baseball 2; Basketball 2; N.H.S. 4.

EDWARD RICHARD HOCEVAR Ed

Cross Country 3; Indoor Track 2,4; Outdoor

Track 2.4.

VALERIE J. HOCEVAR Ed

DAVID J. HOFFERT Dave

DEBORAH SUE HOFFMEYER Porky

Concert Band 2; Cosmetology 3.4; Marching

Band 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Spirits 2.

RICHARD S. HOGAN Buster

Distributive Ed. 4.

CONNIE JEAN HOLLIS Connie

BRIAN A. HOLMES Brian

Aviation 2,3.

MARCIA LYNN HOLMES Marcia

Choral Masters 4; F.T.A. 3.4; Humanities East

4; Math Club 3.4; Mixed Chorus 2; N.H.S. 3,4.

ROBERT JAMES HOPKINS Bob

JAN ELLEN HOWELL Jan

Aviation 2; F.T.A. 2.3,4; 2,3.

JONELLE ANN HOYLMAN Nello

JAMES A. HRIBAR Jim

Astronomy 2,3; Indoor Track 2, Survey

Business 3,4; Weight Lifting 2.

VICTOR M. HRIBAR Vic

Swim Ldr. 3.4.

KATHLEEN ELIZABETH HRIC Kathy

Majorette Club 2. Powder Puff Football 4;

Senior Scandal 4.

SHEILA ANN HUFFORD Surefoot

SHARON ANGELA HULEWICZ George

Aviation 2; G.A.A. 2; O.O.E.A. 3.4.

KATHLEEN MARIE HULL Kathy

ELIZABETH JANE HUMAR Liz

Aviation 2; Basic Horsemanship 3; G.A.A. 2.3.-

4; I. O.E. 3,4; O.O.E.A. 3,4; Pink Panthers 2,3;

Spirits 4; Student Council 4.

DANIEL RAYMOND HUNNELL Speck

Weight Lifting 3.

NANCY FAITH HUNTOON Nancy

A.F.S. 4; Jr. Class 3; Metal Sculpturing 2.

MICHAEL STEVEN HURWITCH Mike

Big Show 3.4; Choral Masters 2; Concert Band

2; Marching Band 2.3.4; Pep Band 2.3,4;

Symphonic Band 3.4; Varsity Chorale 4.

I

JOHN P. IAFELICE Ife

A.F.S. 3,4; Choral Masters 2; Eucuyo .'!; Foot

ball 2; N.H.S. 3.4; Pinochle Club 3; Varsity

Chorale 3.4.

PAMELA MARIE IANNICCA Maria

Basic Horsemanship 3; Orchestra 2,3; Ski Club

4.

CYNTHIA ANN INDIANO Cindy

G.A.A. 2.

DEBRA L. INSANA Insane

Basketball 3; G.A.A. 2.3; Student Council 3.4;

\ '.-Pres. 4; Volleyball 2.

RONALD INTORCIO Ron

Wrestling 2.

SHARON JOYCE IVANCIC Sherry

G.A.A. 2; Track 2.

MICHELLE ANN JAKLICH Michelle

C.O.E. 4; Hist. 4; G.A.A. 2; Tennis 2. MARK ALAN JAKSIC Milan

I.Q.S. 3.4: Math Club 3; Pinochle Club 3,4; Weight Lifting 2.3,4.

BIRUTE ANN JAKUBAUSKAS Bret

Field Hockey 2; F.B.L.A. 4; Powder Puff Foot- ball 4; Spirits 4: Track 2. GLENN ALAN JANEZICH Clobber

Baseball 2; Basketball 2,3; Indoor Track 2. FRANK J. JANOVK'S Frank

Jr. Class 3; Tennis 2,3.

DOUGALS R. JASIN Jas

P. A. Club & Audio Aids 3.4. DIANE B. JASIN Traviler

Cinema Club 2: Kids for Earth 2; Lighting Crew 2.

DIANE E. JEAN Diane

Occupational Ed. 3.4.

PATRICIA ANNE JELENIC Pat

Jr. Class 3; N.H.S. 4; Sr. Class 4; Student Sec. 3.

RICHARD D. JERIC Rick

Choral Masters 3; Distributive Ed. 3,4. MICHAEL J. JEZERINAC Chico Valdez Euclidian Editorial 2; Jr. (Mass 3. PATRICIA K. JOCHUM Patti

Ad Club 2.3; ERM Soda Fountain 4; Majorette Club 2,3; Powder Puff Football 4; Sr. Class 4; Senior Scandal 4; Spirits 3.4; Student Sec. 3,4. JEFFREY L. JOHNSON Kowalski

Astronomy 2.3.4; Cross Country 2.3,4; Eucli- dian Editorial 3,4; Indoor Track 2.3,4; Outdoor Track 2.3.4; 500 Mile Club 2.3.4. JOAN CAROL JOHNSON Joan

Mixed Chorus 2.

MATTHEW JOHNSON J. J.

Big Show 4: Marching Band 2,3,4; N.H.S. 4; Pep Band 4; Stage Band 3,4; Symphonic Band 2,3.4.

ROBERT ALAN JOHNSON Bo

DOUG ROBERT JONES Doug

Hockey 2,3.4; Lettermen 3; Tennis 2. RICHARD JUE Gung Fu

LINDA E. JUSTUS Linda

Baseball 2; (LA. A. 2: Mixed Chorus 2; Volleyball 2.

K

KEVIN JAMES KAHL Kev

Conditioning Club 2,3,4; Football 2.3,4; Lettermen 2.3,4; Spirits 4; Student Council 4; Writing Club 2.3.4; Wrestling 2,3,4. KENNETH CHARLES KAIFESH Ken

Indoor Track 2; Outdoor Track 2,3; Powder Puff Football 4; Spirits 3,4; Weight Lifting 3,4. AUSRA ELIZABFTFH KAMINSKAS Aush C.O.E. 4; Euclidian Business 2; G.A.A. 2. MARY JO KARLOVIC Mary

Occupational Ed. 4.

JOANN MARIE KARPINSKI Karp

I. O.E. 3,4; O.O.E.A. 3.4. LAURA ANN KASTELIC Laurie

Basic Horsemanship 3; Ski Club 4. STEVEN JOSEPH KASUNIC Steve

Baseball 2,:5.4; Lettermen 3,4; Spirits 3,4. LYNETTE JANE KATARSKY Nick

G.L.C. 3; Jr. Class 3; Majorette Club 2,3; Powder Puff Football 4; Spirits 2.3,4; Student Council 3,4.

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SHIRLEY RUTH KEAY Shirley

G.A.A. 2; Jr. Class 3; Sr. Council 4; Senior

Scandal 4; Ski Club 4; Soccer 4; Student Coun- cil 2,3,4; Survey Editorial 4; Swimming 2; Ten- nis 3.

ALAN RANDALL KEEFE Rand

Basketball 2; Conditioning Club 4; Cross Country 2,3; Indoor Track 2,3,4; Lettermen 2,- 3,4; Outdoor Track 2.3,4; Spirits 4; Weight Lif- ting 4; 500 Mile Club 3,4. JANE ELLEN KELLER .lanie

Data Processing 3,4.

KATHLEEN MARIE KELLY Kel

C.O.E. 4; Treas. 4; F.B.L.A. 2; Spirits 2,:!. LORA ANN KELLY Lora

D.C.T. 4.

KATHERINE R. KEMP Kathv

KATHLEEN KEMPERT Kathie

Basketball 4; (LA. A. 2,.:U; G.L.C. 3.4; Officer 4; .lr. Class 3; Mixed Chorus 2; N.H.S. 4; Powder Pull Football 4; Sr. Council 4; Senior Scandal 4; Tennis 2,:!, 4.

NANCY .IEAN KEMTER Nancy

LF.S. 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Exec. Board 3,4: G.A.A. J; G.L.C. 3,4; Exec. Board 4; Humanities East S.I; I.Q.S. 3,4; N.H.S. 4; Orchestra 2,3; Ski Blub 3,4; Student Supply Store 2.3; Survey- Editorial 2,3,4.

JAMES ROBERT KERNYA Jim

\LBERT J. KEVER Al

\IMBERLY ANN KEYES Kim

j. A. A. 2.3; Gymnastics 2; Humanities East 3; Jink Panthers 3; Senior Scandal 4; Ski Club 3; Spirits 2; 500 Mile Club 2. IANE LOUISE KIMACK Jane

Distributive Ed. 4; M.C.C. 2. I'ONI ANN KIME Antone

?.B.L.A. 3; (I. A. A. 2,3; Humanities East 4, Jowder Putt Football 4.

DANIEL I. KING Chung

PERRY LYNN KINGSMILL Ter

Distributive Ed. 2.

JATRICIA ANN KINKELAAR Trish

iasic Horsemanship 3.4; C.O.E. 4; Gymnastics I; Spirits 3; 500 Mile Club 3. ROBERT V. KIRO Bob

Ski Club 3,4.

GLORIA J. KISSEL Glor

3asic Horsemanship 3,4; Choral Masters 3,4; 3. A. A. 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Student Supply- Store 3.

SHARON LYNN KLETSKY Pintoet

Icycle Club 2; G.A.A. 2,3; Jr. Class 3; Metal Sculpturing 3; Senior Scandal 4; Ski Club 2; rennis 2.

(AREN ANN KLODOR Karen

iuclidian Editorial 3.4; G.A.A. 3.4; -lumanities East 4; Jr. Class 3; Kids for Earth I; M.C.C. 4; Jr. Class 3; Kids tor Earth 2; I.C.C. 4; N.H.S. 4; Ski Club 3; Spectrum 2; Spirits 2,3,4.

TIRTIS A. KOETH Curt

iUSAN ANN KOETH Sue

}. A. A. 2,3; Gymnastics 4; Humanities East 4; Majorette Club 2; N.H.S. 4; Sr. Council 4; Senior Scandal 4; Ski Club 2; 500 Mile Club 2. PHOMAS WILLIAM KLOSKY Tom

Vater Polo 4.

KENNETH CHARLES KLOSS Ken

lolf Club 2,3; Indoor Track 4. MLL JOSEPH KNESS Skeeter

Vstromony 2; Audiophile Club 2. iANDY J. KNIFIC Randy

YF.S. 3,4; M.C.C. 4; Stage Band 3,4;

Symphonic Band 2.3.

CYNTHIA L. KNIGHT Cindy

Euclidian Editorial 2.3; I.Q.S. 3,4; Student Council 3.

MAXINE KOBAL Max

Big Show 3.4; G.A.A. 2,3; G.L.C. 3,4; Marching Band 2.3; Plays 3,4; Powder Puff Football 4; Sr. Council 4; Spirits 4; Symphonic Band 2,3.4; 300 Mile Club 2. JONN NICHOLAS KOBE Venius

Survey Editorial 3.

BARBARA JF3AN KOCHEVAR Koch

G.A.A. 2,3.4; Senior Scandal 4; Ski Club 2; Softball 3. 500 Mile Club 2,3. BARBARA JOSEPHINE KOCIN Barb

G.A.A. 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Spirits 3. ERIC A. KOFFEL Eric

KAREN KAY KOLENC Karen

I.O.E. 3.4; Y.-Pres. 3.

SUSAN CAROL KOMOCAR Sue

F.T.A. 3; G.A.A. 3; Pink Panthers 2. KATHLEEN MARY KORDICH Kathy

G.A.A. 3; Orchestra 2.3,4; Powder Puff Foot- ball 4; Tennis 2,3,4.

FRANK THOMAS KORMANEC Frank

Humanities East 4; Wrestling 2. JEAN E. KORMOS Jean

Humanities East 4; Metal Sculpturing 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2.

KEVIN V. KOSEC Kevin

MARTIN T. KOSOVICH Marty

Choral Masters 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2; Orchestra 2.3.4; Stage Band 3,4.

D()RF:TTA ANN KOSS Dody

JOSEPH KOTAR .Joe

JEFFREY J. KOVAC .Jeff

JOHN G. KOVACIC John

Football 2.

LINDA ROSE KOVACIC Linda

C.O.E. 4; G.A.A. 2.

JOANN KOVACICH Joann

A.F.S. 4; Humanities East 4; I.Q.S. 3,4; N.H.S. 4; Ski Club 2.3.4; Survey Editorial 2,3,- 4; Editor-in-Chief 4.

CARL JOSEPH KOZLOSKY Carl

MARY ANN KRA.JNYAK Mare

Pink Panthers 2; Powder Puff Football 4. DARLENE MARIE KRECKAL Dar

C.O.E. 4; G.A.A. 3.

SHARON LYNN KRNC Sharon

A.F.S. 4; Basic Horsemanship 3,4; Bicycle Club 2.3; Big Show 4; Choral Masters 3; Eucuyo 4; Field Hockey 2; G.A.A. 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3; Gymnastics 2; Humanities East 4; Mixed Chorus 2; N.F.L. 2; N.H.S. 4; Office Helper 4; Plays 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Sr. Council 4; Soccer 2; Varsity Chorale 4; 500 Mile Club 2. ROGER B. KROST R. B.

EDWARD FRANK KUBIEZ Koobs

DEBORAH JANE KUCHTA Deb

Field Hockey 2.

PAULA AUDREY KUCHERAK Paula

Basketball 2.

ANTONIA LISA KULBICKAS Toni

Euclidian Business 3; Euclidian Editorial 3; German Club 2.3; I.Q.S. 3,4; M.C.C. 3; Mixed Chorus 2; N.H.S. 4; Pink Panthers 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 2,3,4; Corresponding Sec. 4; Survey Editorial 2,3,4; Pg. Ed. 4. DONNA JEAN KUNIS Slim

B.T.N. 4; Bicycle Club 2; Euclidian Editorial 3.4; Advertising Ed. 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Exec. Board 3; I.Q.S. 3,4; Math Club 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Pink Panthers 3,4; Powder Puff Football 4.

WALTER G. KUZIK Kuz

Humanities East 4; Naturalist Program 4; N.H.S. 4; Science Seminar 4.

LISA B. LADOVICH Peewee

O.O.E.A. 3.4.

MICHELE LADOVICH Shelly

M.C.C. 2,3,4; Student Sec. 4. LARRY H. LANGMAN Larrv

Football 2.

STEVE MARK LANGDON Steve

Baseball 4; Basketball 4; Football 4; Lettermen 4.

KEVIN A. LASHER Kev Fred Filsnape

CYNTHIA CAROLYN LASZCZ Laz

Euclidian Business 4; Euclidian Editorial 4; G.A.A. 2.3.4; Gymnastics 2,3; Majorette Club 2; Spirits 2.3,4.

KENNETH A. LAVERDIERE Frog

CINDY L. LAVIGNE Cindv

ROBERT VINCENT LEACH Bob

CAROL S. LELAND Raggedy Ann

Powder Puff Football 4; D.C.T. 4. ANTHONY DAN LEMMO Tony

Movie Club 2,3; A.V. 3. RICHARD DENNIS LESKO Rick

Golf 2.4.

CRAIG RICHARD LEWIS Lews

KEVIN L. LEWIS Kev

Astronomy 2; Conditioning Club 4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Humanities East 4; Indoor Track 2.3.4; Lettermen 2,3,4; N.H.S. 4; Out- door Track 2,3.4; Powderpuff Football 4; Weight Lilting 4; 500 Mile Club 2.3.4. LYNDA SUE LEWIS Louie

TERRY WILLIAM LEWIS Lewis

Distributive Ed. 4; Jr. Class 3; Swimming 3; Weight Lifting 2.

MICHAEL CHARLF:s LENA Mike

Indoor Track 2.

JAMES HERBERT LIEBER Jim

Aviation 3.4; Bicycle Club 2; Vice. Pres. 2; Humanities F2ast 4.

SUSAN ANN LINSLEY Sue

Distributive Ed. 3,4; F.T.A. 2,3; Spirits 2,3. NANCY BETH LIPSTREU Nancy

Concert Band 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 4; Swim Ldr. 2; Symphonic Band 3,4.

GREGORY D. LIPSTREUER Greg

FRANK AL LIPOLD Lip

Cross Country 4; Indoor Track 4; Outdoor Track 4; Weight Lifting 2. JOSEPHINE A. M. LISUZZO Josi

G.A.A. 2; Jr. Class 3; Powder Puff Football 4; Spirits 2,3,4.

DENNIS NICK LOCONTI Godfather

Euclidian Business 3,4; Euclidian Editorial 2,- 3.4; Photography Ed. 4; Sports Ed. 4; I.Q.S. 3,4; Sr. Council 4; Senior Scandal 4; Ski Club 4; Swim Ldr. 3,4.

HEIDI LORENCE Heidi

STANLEY J. LORENCE Staush

DEBORAH ANN LOVKA Debbie

BARBARA ANN LOWE Bobo

A.F.S. 2; Camera Club 2; Jr. Class 3; Kids for Earth 2; Pink Panthers 2; Powder Puff Foot- ball 4; Spirits 2; Swimming 4.

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VERNON ANDREW LUCAS Vergil

Distributive Ed. 3,4.

SUSAN MARIE LUDWA Sue

Big Show 2.'!. 4; Choral Masters 3; Gymnastics

2; Humanities East 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Soccer

3; Varsity Chorale 1.

DONALD EDWARD LDIKART Luke

Choral Masters 2,3; Cross Country 2,3,4; Cap.

4; Lettermen 2.-1,4: Mixed Chorus 2; Outdoor

Track 3; Powder Puff Football 4; Spirits 3,4;

Student Council 4; Swim Ldr. 3,4; Swimming

2,3,4; Co-Cap. 4; Wai Napolo 3.4; Water Polo

3; Weight Lifting 3.

DEBORAH MARIE LUKSIC Debbie

Jr. Class 3; N.H.S. 4; Powder Puff Football 4;

Spirits 2.3.4; Sr. Council 4.

•JEFFREY DALE LUSTIC Lus

Choral Masters 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2.

M

DAVID .JAMES MACKOV.JAK Mace

Camera Club 2.

JOSEPH ROBERT MADACHY Jose

N.H.S. 4.

SUSAN MARIE MAGAS Mag

Baseball 2; Basketball 2.3; G.A.A. 2.3; Powder Puff Football 4; Sr. Council 4; Soccer 2,3; Swimming 2.3,4.

JAMES A. MALOKAS Malok

Basketball 2,3; ('apt. 3; Golf 2,3,4; N.H.S. 4. ROSS JOHN MANIOLIA Ross

PHILIP MICHAEL MANN Phil

Baseball 2,3,4; N.H.S. 4; Survey Editorial 3,4. DEBRA CLARA MANGOSH Debbie

D.C.T. 4; Field Hockey 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3; Spirits 2; V.I.C.A. 4.

JEAN E. MARCYSIAK Tinybabe

Distributive Ed. 3,4; Powder Puff Football 4; Spirits 2.

KATHLEEN DENISE MARESCO Kathy DEBORAH LYNN MARINO Mouse

C.A.A. 2.3; G.L.C. 2.3,4; Gymnastics 2,3,4; V.- I'res. 3; Cap. 4; N.H.S. 3; Spirits 2. RUTH ANN MARKEL Mark

C.O.E. 4; G.A.A. 2.3.

WILLIAM OEORGE MARKS Bill

Distributive Ed. 3,4.

MARIANNE K. MARKUZ Marianne

l'owder Puff Football 4; Spirits 4. LAURA LEE MARN Mer

Jr. Class 3; Pink Panthers 3,4. SHIRLEY FRANCIS MARN Gogie

Baseball 2; C.O.E. 4; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Jr. Class 3; Majorette Club 2; Powder Puff Foot- ball 4; Sr. Council 4; Ski Club 2,4; Student Council 4; Swimming 2,3,4. LOIRY J. MARSEY Larry

THEODORE G. MARTEN Ted

ANTHONY MASSIELLO Tony

Big Show 4; N.H.S. 4; Plays 3; Varsity Chorale I.

ROSEANN MAUSSER Rosi

Basic Horsemanship 3; Student Sec. 4. JOAN MC AULEY Joannie

Basketball 2,3; Field Hockey 2,3; Powder Puff

Football 4; Sr. Council 4; Ski Club 2; Soccer 2,3; Swimming 2.

JOANNE KAY MC CARTY Joanne

Euclidian Business 4; Euclidian Editorial 4; Senior Ed 4; F.T.A. 2.3,4; V. Pres. 4; G.A.A. 2.- 3.1; Humanities East 4; I.Q.S. 4; M.C.C. 4; NHS. 3.4; Office Help 4; Senior Scandal 4; Ski Club 3; Spirits 2.3,4; Student Council 3; Student Sec. 3.

BARTLEY JAMES MC CLELLAND Tard Choral Masters 3,4; Humanities East 3,4; Mix-