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,*& :H*J^t « ttw/^ 'T THE ROAD NOT TAKEN by Robert Frost
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth;
Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same,
And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back.
I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I-- I took the one less traveled by And that has made all the difference. rz*
Crossroads represent decisions we must face every day of our lives. Which one we will take presents a problem we must learn to solve. We have faced many problems in high school and have followed many differ ent roads. For many seniors this is the termination of their formal educa tion, and the trail stretches ahead.
We look backward and see the twisting road that brought us here. We look forward to a limitless future waiting for us around the next curve.
Gratefully we remember those who first tread M-F's hallways--they established her traditions and blazed the trail for us. Humbly we pick up our packs and walk purposefully onward. There is much that still must be done, and the road is beckoning.
Co-editors
FOREWORD DEDICATION
Mike Clark, Marion Franklin sophomore, died January 17, 1967.
His zest, enthusiasm, and eagerness to participate were qualities that won him the respect of his classmates.
To him, the 1967 Diabolis staff proudly and respectfully dedi cates this book. ADMINISTRATION
Our principal, Mr. Lower, has often been heard to say, "Our students can compete with any students. On competitive city-wide test, we score favorably; in interscholastic athletics, we win more than we lose; in music and dra matics, our plays and operettas are superior.
His pride in the school is emphasized in each word and phrase. Under his positive leadership, our school has progressed and improved this year as it has in all of the years he has served as our principal.
The door to the office of Miss Jane Reamer, our vice-president, is always open, She will ingly helps students and teachers in all phases of the total school program.
11 FACULTY MARGARET BECK LYDA BOGART MARGIE CHESES JACK COONTZ SHARON DANKOWSKI
KATHY DILL MARY BETH ELMORE NATHAN FITZ DIANE FLEISCHER TED FRITZ
CHARLES GEEDEY
LYNN GETZ ROGER GRAVES DONALD HALL
JIM HARPER CHARLES HENDERSON
ROBERT HOLDERLE DOROTHEA HOLLAND ALICE HOLLY DONALD HUNKER WILFRED HUPP
GENEVA JACKSON LOIS JOHNSTON DOUG KEHL SHARON KREPS BLANCHE LEWIS *^"
ORAL LOWERY CHARLES MALONEY INEZ MALONEY RONALD MAULLER PAT McKITRICK
RICHARD MILEFF DONALD MOFFAT LEE MOREHOUSE JOHN OGUICH MAE PALMER
JANET PETIT
WILLIAM PHILLIPS
Mi CELIA PINCUS KENNETH PRICE
ROBERT REITHER CARROLL RINE
EDWARD SCHICK DOROTHY SEARS WALTER SHOTT LAWRENCE SMITH •WARREN SMITH
JEAN STURGILL KENNETH VALIMAKI, SHERWOOD WALTMAN x ROBERT WEALS
II iiRiir UHfiflK NON-PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL f ' ' Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Schoonover, and Mrs. Lilley capably handled the office chores. Their duties ranged from preparing intri cate reports to repairing broken staplers. They not only assisted administrators and teachers, but were of help to students whenever called upon.
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Mr. Harper, and Mr. Rymer were the men responsible for keeping our building I' , clean. Mr. Harper's sense of humor and Ernie Rymer's ready jokes were a constant boost to the morale of teachers and stu dents.
Mrs. Bagent's kitchen crew once again provided the students each day with tasty, nourishing lunch. The bake-goods provided as extras were real favorites.
,iA. SENIORS
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
The senior class officers are nominated in homerooms. After a vigorous campaign by the nominees, they are voted on by their entire class. The students having the majority of the votes then become the officers. Michael Huntley, our president, leads the class in all activities. He is assisted in his work by the vice-president, Gary Johnson; sec retary, Susan Thomas, treasurer, Charles Halsey; and chaplain, Mary VanHoose. This year they are planning a Senior Assembly, a Senior Party, MICHAEL ROBIN HUNTLEY a Senior Prom, and many other activities. "Clem" It promises much for all of our seniors. It should be a year they Senior Class President will remember. college prep Pres. Sr. Choir - 4, Sr. Choir - 3,4, Business Man ager - 3, Projector Club - 2,3,4, Basketball - 2, Basketball Manager - 3,4, Spanish Club - 2,3, Ope retta - 2,4, Meg. Staff - 4, Yearbook Staff - 4, Hi-Y - 4, Student Court - 4, Pres. Council - 4, Dra matics - 1,2, Spring Play - 3, Fall Play - 4
GARY LEE JOHNSON SUSAN NIKKI THOMAS "Elizabeth Taylor" "Bell" Senior Class Vice President Senior Class Secretary college prep college prep Football - 2,3,4, Basketball Usherettes - 2, Y-Teens - - 1,2, Baseball - 1, Student 3,4, G.A.A. - 4, Jr. Prep Council - 1,2, V.P. - 1, Choir - 2, Sr. Choir - 4, Pres. Council - 1,4, Hi-Y Marionettes - 2, Spanish - 2,3,4 Pres. - 4, Student Club - 3,4, Off. Assist - 2, Court - 4, Gym Assit. - 4, 4, Dramatics Club - 4, Honor Society - 3,4, Boys' Homecoming Court - 4 State - 3, Yearbook Staff - 4, Off. Assist. - 1, Jr. Hon or Society - 1
CHARLES LEWIS HALSEY MARY IRENE VanHOOSE "Crazy Horse" "Giggles" Senior Class Treasurer Senior Class Chaplain college prep business Football - 2,3,4, Basket Youth For Christ - 3,4, ball - 1,2,3,4, Baseball - Pres. - 3,4, Y-Teens - 1,2, 1, Student Council - 1,3, National Jr. Honor Society - 4, - Pres. - 1, Chaplain - 1, F.B.L.A. - 1,2, -Treas. 3, Hi-Y - 3,4, - Sec. - 4, - 1, Pres. - 2, Off. Assit. - Honor Society - 3,4, Year 3, Treasurer Assist. - 4, book Staff - 4, Off. Assist. Pres. Council - 2,4, Jr. Prep. 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club - 2 Choir - 1, Sr. Prep Choir - 14 2, Sr. Girls' Glee - 3,4 PATRICIA LYNN ARKLEY DON LEE ARRINGTON "Trish" "Dr. Arrington" Fall Play 3, Spring--"Life with Father", Projector Club 1,2, Dramatics Club 1,2,3, Basketball Manager 3, Hi-y 4, Football 4
BARBARA JANET ARTER CHARLOTTE ANN BAIL "Barb "Charlotte" Library 1,3,4, Youth for G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens Christ 3, Journalism 4 4, Red Cross 4
JOYCE GALE BAILEY MARTHA JUNE BARKER "Joy" "Marty" Guidance Office Assistant Glee Club 1, Sr. Choir 2, Bookstore Assistant 4, Library Assistant 4, Safety Club 4
CONNIE ANN BAUMGARTNER ROBERT DALE BEAL "Minnie" "Be Bop" Y-Teens 1,2,3, G.A.A. 4, Play 2, Dramatics 3 ^^^•1
SUZANNE ELIZABETH BELL JUDY ANN BELLEW "Suzi" "Little Rockie" National Honor Society 3,4, Office Helper 1, Library Jr. National Honor Society - Assistant 1, G.A.A. 2,3, 1 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4-- Y-Teens 4 Treas. 3,4, Y-Teens 3,4, G.A.A. 3 Senior Choir 3, 4, Senior Prep Choir 2, Jun ior Prep Choir 1, Goya 2,3, I 4. MI«
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KENNETH EDWARD GARY BISH Pre BENNETT "Gary" Che' "Kenny" General age Football 2,3,4, Hi-Y 3,4, 2,2 Treasurer 4, Track 2, Sci Bas ence Club 2, Vice Pres. Spa 3,4, Tennis 3,4, Dramatics retl 4, Spanish Club 2, 4, Hi- 4, ma 3,
JANET MAE BLEVINS MICHAEL PHILIP BLEVINS "Jay" "Deacon" Art Club 1, Office Helper 4,
ERNEST JR. BOOTH PEGGY LUELLYN BOREN "Ernie, Butch" "Punkie" French Club 3 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Treas. Sec. - 3 Chaplain 4, G.A.A. 1,2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Jr. Prep 1, Sr. Prep 2, Choir 3,4, Ensem ble 3,4, Dramatics 2,3,4, Chaplain 4, Fall Play 3,4, Spring Play 3, Operetta 2
.__•• SHARON ANN BRADY WILLIAM JOSEPH BUGHER Y-Teens, Nurses Club, Jr. "Bully" Prep Choir, G.A.A., Projector Club 2,3,4, Art Usherettes 2, Marionettes Club 2 3, Gym Assistant, Office Assistant 4, G.A.A. Cabi net 4, Dramatics 4
BARBARA ANN BULLOCK JUDY KAY BURGOON "BeBop" "Judy" Junior Girls'Glee 1,2, Sen Red Cross 3,4, Girls' Glee ior Girls' Glee 3, 4, Junior 1,2,3, F.T.A. - Treasurer Red Cross 2, Pep Club 4, 3,4, Sr. Choir 4, Y-Teens Bookstore 4, 3, Office Assistant 4
TERRY MICHAEL CAIN WILLIAM R. CAIN "Tee" "Bill"
LINDA JEAN CANTER JACK LEE CARR "Pumpkin Head"- "Jackson T. " G.A.A. 2, Y-Teens 3, Chess Club 3,4, V. Pres. Safety Club 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Cross Country 3,4, PATRICIA CHATMAN BRENDA LEE CLARK "Pat" "Brenda" National Jr. Honor Society Orchestra 1, 2,3,4, G.A.A. 1, Spanish Club 3,4, Art 1 Club 4 - Secretary, Marion ettes 3, Goya 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Office Assistant 4
KAREN EILEEN CLONCH LINDA KAY COBURN "Karen" "Door Knob" Y-Teens 1, Fall Play 2, "Youth for Christ" 3,4, G.A.A. 4, Sr. Prep. Choir Pep Club 4, Girls' Glee 4, 2, Sr. Choir 3,4, Sr. Girls' Glee 4
DIANA SUE COFFEY JOHN T. COLLINS "Hillbilly- "John" Freshman Favorite 1, Star dust Ball Attendant 1, G.A.A. 2,4, Marionettes 3, Jr. Prep. Choir 1,2, Girls' Glee 3, Office Assist ant 4, Homecoming Court 4
RONALD COPLEY JOHN PHILLIP CORDLE "Ron" "Johnny" General Spring Play 2
18 PATRICIA ANN FIELDS BARBARA SUZANNE FISHER "Patty" "Hoss" business college prep Girls' Glee - 2,3, G.A.A. G.A.A., 2, 3,4, V.P. - 3, - 4, Y-Teens - 4, Marion 4 Y-Teens - 2,3,4, Mem- ettes - 4 at-Large - 3, V.P. - 4 Dramatics Club - 2,3,4, Sec. - 3, V.P. - 4, Meg. Staff - 3,4 Editor - 4, Pres. Council - 4, Student Council - 2, Homecoming Court - 4, Fashion High School Board - 3, Fall Play - 3, Off. Worker - 3,4
BETTY JANE FLOYD JOHN E. FOREMAN "Bet" "Jimmy John" general Hi-Y - 4, Wrestling - 2, Fall Play -4
CHARLES FORREST AUDREY MARIE FOUST "Mr. Dependability" "Fousey" general business Projector Club - 3,4 G.A.A. - 4, Marionettes Wrestling - 3,4, Track - 2,3,4, Y-Teens - 2,3, 2,3 Spanish Club - 2,3, Meg. Staff - 4
JEROME RUSSELL FRENCH KAREN CHRISTINE FRENCH "Rome" "Frenchie" college prep Girls' Glee - 1, Library Art Club - 3,4, Projector Club - 1,2, Y-Teens - 2, Club - 2,3,4 G.A.A. - 1
19 TIMOTHY CORDLE CHARLES JAMES COTTON "Chief" "Count Koonk" __«_**--•"> Projector Club 2,3,4 general *7^ Football 4, 2, Basketball - 3,4, Track - 4, HiY - 4 Spanish Club - 3,4
RODNEY WAYNE CRABTREE WANDA RUTH CRABTREE "Golden Boy'' "Wanda" general general Football - 2,3,4 Baseball - 3,4 Basketball - 2,3,4
DARRELL LEE CRAMBLIT LARRY JOE CRAWFORD "Red" "Joe" general college prep Science Club - 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y - 3, Yearbook Staff - 1
I GEORGE MICHAEL CUSTER PATRICK MICHAEL DANISON "Teddy Bear" "Dugan" college prep college prep Yearbook Staff - 2,3,4, Football - 2, 3', 4, Basketball Spanish Club - 3,4, Mega - 2, Student Council - 1,2, phone - 2,3,4, Dramatics 3,4, Treas. - 2,3, Pres. - Club - 4 Camera Club - 4, Pres. Council - 4, 2,3,4, Pres. - 3,4, Rocket Gym Asst. - 4, Hi-Y - 2, Society - 2,3, Spring Play - 3,4, Treas. 3, V.P. - 4, 3, Fall Play - 4, President's Yearbook Staff - 4 Off. Council - 3,4 Honor Soci Asst. - 2, Jr. ety, Spanish Club - 1,2. Pres. - 1, Student Court - 4 RICHARD DEAN KATHY LOUISE DEIBERT "Skip" "Kathy" general college prep Marching Band-2 Cheerleader - 4 - Captain, ,w Homecoming Court - 4, Y-Teens - 2,3,4, Spanish Club - 2,3,4, Usherettes - 2, Fall Play - 3, Spring Play - 3, Pres, Council - 4 - Sec, Yearbook Staff - Editor, Girls Glee - 2, Sr. Choir - 3,4, Sr. Mixed Ensemble - 3,4
BARBARA YVONNE DeLONG KAY FRANCES DeVAULT "Barb" "Katie" business business Y-Teens - 1, 2 - Dramatics Y-Teens - 2 - 1
JOYCE ANN DeVORES WARREN BRENT DeWEES "Joyce" "Brent" college prep college prep Y-Teens - 2,3,4, - Library Assistant - Jr. Achievement - 3,4 - F.T.A. - 2, Youth for Christ - 4
GERALD ERNEST DICK PAMELA JEAN DOWDY "Jerry" "Pam" business business G.A.A. - 2,3,4, Tres. - 3, 4, - Dramatics - 2,3,4, - Tres. - 3, Historian - 4, Y-Teens - 2,3,4, - Gym Assistant - 3,4 - Megaphone Staff - 3,4 - Feature Editor - 4, - Fall Play - 3, - Off. Assistant - 3, 4 _"as
SANDRA LEE DOWLER BARBARA DOREEN DOWNS "Sandy" "Barb" G.A.A. - 3,4, - Y-Teens Head Majorette - 4, Majorette - 3, Cheerleader -1,2- *v «Tx - 2, - Red Cross - 2 Student Council - 1,3, - Goya - 3, - G.A.A. - 2, - F.T.A. \ - 3,4 - Y-Teens - 2,- Sr. Marching Band - 1,2,3,4, - Tres. - 4, - Ensemble - 2, \ Orchestra - 2, 3, - Band Council - 4, - Sec. of Band - 4, - Libr. of Orch estra - 4,
EDWARD PAUL EBERTS CAROL LOUISE EDGER "Ed" G.A.A. - 1,2,3,4, - Sec. Science Club - 3,4, - Hi-Y - 4, - Y-Teens - 1,2,3,4 - - 3, - National Honor Society V. Pres. - 3 - Sec. of Y- - 3,4, Teens - 4, - Dramatics - 1, 2,3,4, - Chaplain - 3 - Sec. of Dramatics - 4, Music Club - 1, - Fall Play - 3, - Spring Play - 3, - Fall Play - 4, Student Council - 1, - Sr. Choir - 3,4, - Girls' State - 3, - National Honor Society - 1, - Class Speaker 1
CATHY ANN ELY DANNY G. ENDICOTT "Cathy" "Dan" Y-Teens - 1,2,3,4, - G.A.. Hi-Y - 3,4, - Spanish Club - 1, - Spanish Club - 1,2, - 3 - Jr. Prep. Choir - 1, - Sr. Prep. Choir - 2, Sr. Choir - 3,4, - Girls* Glee - 4, - Megaphone Staff - 4, - Fall Play 3
PAUL DAVID ENDICOTT JANET LEE ENTLER "Paul" "Jan" Football Mgr. - 3,4 - Student Y-Teens, - J.A. - Tres. Council - 2,3,4, - Goya Club - 3,4, EUGENE RICHARD EPPS KEITH EDWARD FARRIS "Weasel" "Agent-OO-Soul" college prep general Football - 4, -Jr. H-Y - 1 Football - 2, 3, - Track - 2, - Baseball - 1,3, - Science 3, - Spanish Club - 2 Club - 1, - Honor Society - 1
MICHAEL CHARLES FAUBLE DONNA LOUISE FELLURE "Mike" "Donna" vocational college prep Spanish Club - 1,2, - Goya - 2, - Student Council - 3, - Y-Teens - 2,3,4, - Chap. - 3, - Pres.- 4, - Dramatics - 3,4, - Tres. - 4, - Jr. Honor Society - 1, - Usher ettes - 2, - Meg. Staff - 4, Off. Worker - 2,4, - Spring Play - 3, - Fall Play - 4, Pres. Council - 4 MELODY JAYNE FULLER BARBARA, DIANE GAFFNEY "Mel" "Barb" Office Assistant - 1,2, - Spanish - 1, - Pep Club Y-Teens - 3,4, - Red Cross
DOUGLAS C. GARDINE JACKIE LEE GARRETT "Sardine" "Rosco" Art Club - 2,3,4, - Track - 3, - Sr. Concert Choir - 3, Projector Club - 2,3,4, - Library Assistant - 3
JOAN GARTIN CAROLYN ANN GIBSON "JO- "Carol" Y-Teens - 2
CHRISTINE GIBSON KAREN SUE GLENN "Chris" Spanish Club - 1,2,3, - Y- Y-Teens - 2, - G.A.A. Teens - 1,2,4, - Dramatics 2, 3, - Dramatics - 2, Club - 3, - National Jr. Majorettes - 4, - Prep. Honor Society - 1, - G.A.A. Choir - 1 - 3, - Office Assistant - 2, Fall Play - 4, - F.T.A.- 3 Student Council - 4, - Meg. Staff - 3,4, - Ad Mgr.
24 CHRISTINE STEPHANIE GREEN RITA CAVELL GREENWOOD "Mod James" "Limey" college prep business Y-Teens - 2,3, 1, - Srate Y-Teens - 4, - Off. Worker Conference - 3, - F.T.A. - - 4, Nurses Helper - 4, 1,2,3,4, - Tres. - 2, - Pres. Library Assistant - 4 - 3&4, - Science Club - 2, 3,4 - Sec. Sr. Prep. Choir - 2, - Sr. Concert Choir - 3,4, - Art Club - 3, Usher ettes - 2, - Off. Worker - 4, Yearbook Staff - 4, - Meg. Staff - 4, Pres. Council - 3, 4, - Student Council - 2, - Cheerleader - 4, - Operetta - 4
LINDA LOU GROTSKY PAUL HAHNERT "L.G." "Dewey Dog" general general G.A.A., - 1,2,3,4 - Y- Projector Club - 2, 3,4 Teens - 1,2,4, - Usherettes - 2, - Red Cross - 2, Off. Worker - 3
RICHARD LEE HANSON PATSY A. HARPER "Rick" "Pat" general general Football - 3 Marionettes - 4, - Dramatics 2,3, - Girls' Glee - 1, - Sr. Prep Choir -2,3, - Y-Teens - 2,3, - G.A.A. - 2,3,4, - Spanish Club - 2
THELMA ROSE HARPER COLLEEN ELIZABETH HARVEY "Thelma Lou" "Colleen" business business F.B.L.A., - 1, - Library Jr. Girls' Glee - 1,2,- Sr. Assistant - 4, Girls' Glee - Girls' Glee - 3,4, - Sr. 2,3 Concert Choir - 4
25 «<• ROY ANDREW HAWKINS JR. LARRY RAY HAYES "Greenie" "Woody" general Projector Club - 1,2,3,4, - Art Club - 4 Crew Sergeant - 4, Science Club - 2, 3, - Camera Club - 2, - Band - 1, - Track - 3,4, - Cross Country - 4
GEORGE KENNETH HICKOX GARY R. HICKS "Elvis" "Gary" college prep general Chess Club -3, - Science Band - 1,2,3,4, - Pres. - 4, Club -1,2, - Hi-Y - 2 Stage Band - 1, 2, 3,4
ROBERT LEE HIGHFIELD KENNETH H. HOLLEY "Boobs Hyfus" "E.Y." college prep general Football - 2, - Projector Projector Club -3,4 Club - 2,3,4, - Band - 1, 2,3,4
MARY EVA HOLLEY TERRY JEROME HOPEWELL "Holley" "Teddy" business college prep Art Club - 2,3, - Youth Football - 2,3,4, - Wrest for Christ - 4 ling - 2,3,4, - Track - 1, 2, - French Club - Chaplain - Library Assistant - 2 WILLIAM ROSENTHAL HOPSON EUGENE PAUL HORVATH "Hoppy" "Gene" general general Wrestling - 2,3,4
LARRY RUSSELL HUDSON LENA LOUISE HUDSON "Rock" "Dusty" general business Projector Club - 3,4 G.A.A. - 3,4, - F.T.A. - 4, Y-Teens - 3, Marionettes - 4 - Spanish Club - 2, 3,4, - F.B.L.A. - 4, Off. Worker - 2
JANE ANNE HUFFMAN JAMES ROBERT HUMPHREY "Tomane Jane" "Oscar" general college prep
G.A.A. - 2,3,4, -tY-Teens Wrestling - 2,3,4; - Tennis - 2, Sr. Prep. Choir - 2, - - 3,4 Girls' Glee - 2,3,4, -Meg. Staff - 4, - Dramatics - 4
ROBERT LEE HUNTER BARBARA JO JACKSON "Hunter" "Bobby" general business Baseball - 1, - Projector Glee Club - 3, - G.A.A. Club - 3,4, - Crew Sergeant - 4, - Majorette - 4, - Y- - 4, - Football - 2 Teens - 4, - Dramatics - 4, - Gym Assistant - 4, - Pep Club - 2, Chorus - 2 MARY ANN JACKSON DANIEL W. JASKOWIAK "Mary" "Rimsky" college prep college prep District Scholarship in Art Club - 4, - Dance Band Latin II, National Junior - 2,3,4 Honor Society, -G.A.A. - 3, - Usherettes - 2, - Phot ogene Staff - 4, - National Senior Honor Society - 3,4, - Perfect Attendance - 1
DAVID CHARLES JOHNSON FLOYD VERNON JONES "Dave" "Roadrunner" general general Football - 4 Cross Country - 3,4 - Track - 3,4 GREGORY BRUCE JONES MICHAEL STEPHEN JONES "Greg" "Michael the Lover" college prep college prep Track - 3,4, - Cross Country - 3, - Projector Club - 2, 3,4, - Spanish Club - 1, 2, 3,4, - French Club - 3, - Sr. Choir - 3,4, Boys' Glee - 4, Goya - 1, - Los Brill iantes - 3, 4,
KAREN LOUISE KEYS SHERYL DARLENE KIRK "Karen" "Hillbilly" college prep business Library Assistant - 1, - Cafe G.A.A. - 1,2,3,4, - Y- teria Assistant - 3 - Student Teens - 2 - Usherettes - 2, Council - 4, - Girls' Glee - - Sr. Girls' Glee - 2,3,4, - 1,2,3, - Gym Assistant - 1 Sr. Choir - 4 - Marionettes - 3,4, - Dramatics - 2, - Office Worker - 4
NANCY LEE KITTS JAMES MELVIN KLEINLINE "Nancy" "Mel" general college prep Usherettes - 2, Student Spanish Club - 1,2 - Track Council - 2, 3,4 - Office 1, - Cross Country - 3, Helper - 3,4 Freedom on Trial Play - 3, Chem. Lab. Assistant - 3,4
PATTI ANN KOCH NINA GRACE LEE "Pats" "Nina" French Club - 2,3, - Musical business - 2, - Science Club - 2,3,4, Bookstore Assistant - 4 - Sr. Choir - 3,4 - Usherettes - 2, - G.A.A. - 1,2 - Sr. Girls' Glee - 4, - Megaphone - 4, - Student Council - 2,3, - Office Assistant - 2,3,4
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CAROL SUE LEMASTER MICHAEL ANDREW LISCANO "Carol" "Mike" business college prep Art Club - 1,2,3,4, - Tres. - 2, - V.P. - 3, - Pres. - 4, - Los Brilliantes - 2, - Goya - 3, - National Jr. Honor Society - 3,4
ROBINETTE LITTLE TERRY LEE LOWERY "Robin" "T" business general Projector Club - 1,2,3,4, - V.P. - 4 vk_f_d
VELMAJEAN LUDAWAY LINDA ANNE LYLES "Velma" "Louse" business business Marionettes - 3,4 - Art Glee Club - 2, - Safety Club - 1,2,3,4 Club - 4
PATRICIA LOUISE LYNCH FRANCES ELLEN MARANGE "Pat" "Frankie" college prep business F.T.A. - Sec. - 2, - Tres Red Cross - 1, - Prep Choir - 3, - V.P. - 4, Usherettes - 1,2 - Pres. - 1 - Girls' - 2, - Off. Worker - 2,4, - Glee - 3,4 - Sr. Choir - 4, Art Club - 3, - Y- Teens - - Off. Helper - 4 2, - Chess Club - 4, - Marionettes - 4
mti CHARLES WAYNE MARCUM KAREN DALE MARTIN "Chuck" "Karen" general business
VIRGINIA SUSAN MATHER PAUL GLENN MAYHONE "Virginia" "Dever" business general G.A.A. - 2, 3,4, - Science Stage Crew - 4, - Football -3, Club - 2, 3 - Off. Helper - - Hi-Y - 1, 2, - Projector 1,2,3, - F.T.A. -1,2, - Club - 2, 3 Dramatics - 2, 3
ROBERT LEROY McCRACKEN LINDA SUE McDONALD "Bob" "Dee" general business Studnet Council - 1, - Dram Pep Club - 4, - Usherette atics - 2,3,4, - Off. Helper - 4 - 3, - Sr. Prep. Choir - 2, - Sr. Choir - 3,4, - Mixed Choir -1, - Boys' Glee- 2, 4, - Megaphone Staff - 3, 4 - Fall Play - 4, - Operetta - 2
LARRY DALE McGLONE EMELIA ANN MICHAEL "Dump Truck" "Mimi" general college prep Projector Club - 2,3,4 Jr. National Honor Society - 1, - Spanish Club - Sec. - 3, - 1,2,3,4, - Goya - 2, 3,4, - Jr. & Sr. Prep Choir - 1,2, - Sr. Girls' Glee - 4, - Sr. Ensemble - 3,4, - Sr. Choir - 3,4, - Y-Teens - 4 tfBH'l
PHILIP GORDAN PFEFFERLE MARION F. PIERCE "Pfeff" "Jr. " college prep general Football - 2,3,4, - Science Club - 4, - Sgt. of Arms - 4, - Goya - 3,4, - National Honor Society - 3, 4 - Pres. -4, National Jr. Honor Society - 1, Student Council - 3,4, - Off. Asst. - 1,2, - Hi-Y- 4, - Pres. Council - 4
STEPHEN EDWARD POE JAMES STANLEY PORTER "Steve" "El-Sid" college prep college prep Megaphone Makeup Editor Concert Band - 1,2,3,4, - - 3,4, - Sr. Choir - 3,4, Sr. Choir - 3,4, - Sr. Prep - Tennis - 3 Choir - 2, - Sr. Ensemble - 3,4, - Boys' Glee - 2,4, - Band Ensemble - 3, Chess Club - 1,2,3,4, - Tres. & Sec. - 4, - Science Club - 2, - Projector Club - 3,4, - Spanish Club - 3,4 - Marching Band - 1,2,3,4, - Dramatics Club - 4, Band Council - 4
MICHAEL R. QUINN HAROLD JINNINGS RAMEY "Mike" "Jimmy" business general Track - 1, Science Club - 1, - Dramatics Club -1,2, - Operetta - 2, - Sr. Choir - 3,4, - Projector Club - 1,2
BENJAMIN MICHAEL RAYMOND KATHLEEN FRANCES REYNOLDS "Hardy" "Kathy" Football - 2,3,4, - Hi-Y - college prep 4, - Projector Club - 2,3,4, Band - 1,2 - Y-Teens - 1, Sr. Choir - 3,4, - Sr. Prep - Yearbook Staff - 4, - F.T.A. Choir - 2, - Jr. Prep Choir - 4, - Spanish Club - 3,4 - - 1, - Sr. Choir - Business Red Cross - 1,2, - Goya - 4 Mgr. - 4, Yearbook Staff - 4, All City Football - 4
32 KENNETH DANIEL NEFF JOHN FRANCIS NUCKLES "Dan" "Nicks" college prep Basketball Mgr. - 1, - Base ball Mgr. - 1, - Student Council - 1,2,3,4, - Spanish Club (Goya) - 2,3, - Off. Helper - 1,3,4, - Dramatics Club - 4, - Yearbook Staff - 1, - Audio Visual - 1
RICHARD JOHN OLLANGG YVONNE MARIE OSBORNE "Dick" "Tex" general general Sr. Choir - 4, - Sr. Girls' Glee - 2,3,4, - G.A.A. - 4, - Y-Teens - 4, - Glee - 1, - Cheerleader - 1, - Gym Assistant - 1
RICHARD WAYNE PACE ROBERT MARSHALL PARKER "Pace" "Parker" vocational college prep Basketball - 3, - Hi-Y - 3, Off. Worker - 3, - Track - - Track -3,4, - Cross Country 3, - Library Assistant - 3, - 3,4, - Gym Assistant - 4, Football - 2,3,4, - Gym - Concert Band - 2, 3, 4, - Assistant - 4, - Wrestling Marching Band - 2, 3,4 2,3,4
CHARLES EUGENE PASCO LORRAINE KAY PERRY "C.P." "Laine" college prep vocational Science Club - 3, Spanish G.A.A. - 3,4, - Y-Teens Club - 1,2 - 1,3
33 DEBRA JEANE RICHARDS MICHAEL GORDAN RICHARDSON "Debi" "Mike" college prep college prep National Jr. Honor Society Spanish Club - 1,2,3, - - 1, - Los Brilliantes - 1, Art Club - 1 2,3, - V.P. - 3, - Red Cross - 2,3, - Y-Teens - 3,4, - Art Club - 2,3,4, - Pres. - Art Recognition - 2,3,4, - Goya - 3,4, - National Honor Society -3,4, - Usherettes - 2, - Dramatics - 3, - Eng. Recognition - 3, - Library Aid - 4, - Pres. Council - 3
SHIRLEY ANN ROBERTS JULIA LOUISE ROGERS "Shirley" "Julia" general general Band - 1,3,4, - Art Club - 4, - Y-Teens - 4, - G.A.A. - 2
JOELLEN ANN RORIE KAREN SUE ROUSH "Jo" "Care" college prep general Spanish Club - 3,4, - Sec. Y-Teens - 2, - Girls' Glee - 4, - Y-Teens - 2,4, - - 1 Goya - 4, - Band -1,2, - Office Helper - 4, - Meg. Staff - 4,
FABIA RUDOLPH JOSEPH RODNEY RUGGLES "Pido" "Joe" general general G.A.A. -2, - Y-Teens - 2, Band - 1, - Dramatics Club - Dramatics Club - 2,4, - - 4, - Fall Play - 3, - Art Jr. Choir - 2 Club - 4, - Projector Club - 1 JOHN E. RYAN MARGARET ELIZABETH SANTO "Big John" "Margie" Megaphone Staff -3,4- business Band - 1,2,3,4, - Dance Off. Asst. - 1,2,4, - Drama Band - 2,3,4, - Football - tics - 1,2,3,4, - G.A.A. - 3,4 1, - Sr. Choir - 3,4 - Sec. - 4, Operetta - 2, 4, - Fall Play - 3, - Spring Play - 3, Best Supporting Actress - 3, National Honor Society - 3, 4 - Sec. - 4, - Student Council - 3, - Jr. Honor Society - 1 - Sec. Jr. Prep Choir - 1, - Girls' Glee - 4, - Sr. Prep Choir - 2, - Variety Show - 1 - Homecom ing Top Ten - 4
LILLIAN ELLA SEKAVEC ELLEN MARIE SELLS "Lynn" "Elsie" general college prep Library Assistant - 3,4, - Spanish Club - 1,2 - Sec. - Off. Assistant - 4, - Nurse 1, - Tres. - 2, - Reserve Assistant - 3, - Youth for Cheerleader - 2, - Varsity Christ - 4 Cheerleader - 3, - Y-Teens - 1,2,3, - G.A.A. - 2,3,4, - Dramatics - 1,2, - Pres. Council - 4, - Student Council - 3,4 - V.P. - 4, - Sr. Choir - 3,4, - Science Club - 4 - Pres. , Sr. Prep Choir - 2, - Fall Play - 4
•^ MICHAEL CHARLES MILEUSNICH LINDA LANELL MILLER "Moose" "Linda" college prep college prep Football - 3,4, - Off. Helper Y-Teens - 2,3,4, - Girls' - 1,2, - Baseball - 1, - Glee - 2, - F.T.A. - 3,4, Basketball - 1 - Parliamentarian - 4
LINDA SUE MILLER DONALD EUGENE MOMAN "Sue" "Moe" business college prep Girls' Glee - 3, - Library Football - 2,4, - Track - 1,2 Assistant - 1, - Gym - Spring Play -2,4, - Proj Assistant - 1 ector Club - 1,2,3,4, - V.P. - 4, - Sr. Ensemble - 3, Sr. Choir - 3,4, - Jr. & Sr. Prep Choir - 1,2, - Boys' Glee - 2,4, - Spanish Club i'/ - 3,4
ROBERT LEROY MOORE SANDRA KAY MOORE "Elmo" "Sandy" general business Projector Club - 2,3,4, - Girls' Glee Club - 1,2,3, Track - 3, - Art Club - 3, Yearbook Staff - 1 4, - Student Council - 4, Spanish Club - 1,2 - V.P. 1 & 2
RAYMOND BRIAN MOURNING LARRY EUGENE MULLINS "Moondoggie" "Moon" college prep general Football - 2,3,4 - Co-Capt Projector Club - 1, 2,3,4 ain - All-City - 4, - Spanish President - 4 Club - 1,2, - Hi-Y - 2,3,4, - Chaplain - 3,4, - Baseball - 2,3, - Basketball - 2,3, - Pres. Council - 4, - Off. Assistant - 1,2,4, - Student Council - 1, - Student Court - 4 - Chief Justice 36 MADYLIN NANNETTE SEXTON GEORGIA L. SHERIDAN "Nan" "Jodi" vocational Yearbook Staff - 1, - G.A.A Girls' Glee - 1, - Art Club - 2,4 - Girls' Glee - 2,3,4, - 2, 3, 4, - Historian - 4, - - Sr. Choir - 4, - Youth for G.A.A. - 2,3,4, - Historian Christ - 3, - Y- Teens - 4, - 4, - Majorette - 4, - - Megaphone Staff - 4, - Y-Teens - 4, - Homecoming Off. Helper - 4, - Library Queen - 4, - Sr. Girls' Glee Assistant - 4 - 4
ROY L. SIMMONS PAULA JEAN SMITH "Roy" "Tree" college prep business Science Club - 4, - Jr. Usherettes - 2, - G.A.A. - Honor Society - 1, - National 2,3,4, - Band - 1, - Y-Teens Honor Society - 3, 4 - 1, 2,3,4, - Library Assist ant - 1, - Gym Assistant - 4
SAMUEL RAY SMITH JOSEPH HOWARD SPIKER "Sam" "Spike" general college prep Hi-Y - 1,2,3,4, - Spanish Club - 1,2, - Science Club - 3, - Library Worker - 1, Spring Play - 3, - Fall play - 4, - Dramatics Glyb - 4, - Projector Club - 1
EFFIEJEAN SPILLMAN PAMELA ANN SPOTTS "Effie" "Spotts" college prep college prep Y-Teens - 2,3,4, - Red Dramatics Club - 1,2,3,4, Cross - 4 G.A.A. - 1,3,4, - Y-Teens - 3,4, - Spanish Club - 1,2 - Sec, Marionettes - 2,3, 4, - Tres., Student Council - 4, - Sr. Choir - 3,4, - Fall Play - 2,4, - Musical - 2, - Science Club - 4, - Jr. Prep. Choir - 1, - Sr. Prep Choir - 2 37 .551
ROBERT MICHAEL STANGE CAROL J. STEWART "Mustang" "Carol" vocational business
DARRELL L. STEWART GERALD LEROY STEWART "Darrell" "Gary" general general Football - 4, - Track - 3,4 Prep. Choir - 1,2,3,4
DAVID SUTTON FLOYD RUFUS SUTTON "Dave" "Floyd" college prep college prep Track - 1 Basketball - 2, - Football 2,3,4, - Track - 2,
LINDA MARIE SWAIN LEONARD TAYLOR "Lin" "LT" business college prep Y-Teens - 1,2, - G.A.A, Projector Club - 3,4 - Cross 1, - Bookstore - 1 Country - 4 - French Club - 3
38 LARRY RONALD TEWKSBURY CHARLES THOMAS "Tewks" Band - 2, 3,4 Art Club - 4
MICHAEL LOYD THOMPSON KATHRYN LOREEN TIBBS "Mike" "Tibbie" general College prep Marionettes - 4, - Y-Teens - 3,4, - F.T.A. - 2,3, - V. Pres., Science Club - 2, 3, - Treasurer, Dramatics - 3,4, - Fall & Spring Play - 3, - Operetta - 4, - Student Court - 4, - Sr. Concert Choir - 3,4, - Megaphone Staff - 4, - Yearbook Staff - 4, - Usherettes - 2
CAROLYN SUE TODD NORMA JEAN VANOVER "Minkie" "Gypsy" business college prep Office Assistant - 1,2,4, - Y-Teens - 1, 2,3,4, - Pres Usherettes - 2, - Gym - 3, - Member-at-large - Assistant - 3,4, - Pres. 4, - FBLA - 1, - Pres. Council Council - 4, - Cheerleader - 3, - Sr. Concert Choir - 3, - 1,2,4, - Homecoming Top 4, - Sr. Prep Choir - 2 - Jr. Ten - 4, - Yearbook Staff - 2, Prep Choir - 1 - Usherettes 3,4, - Editor - 4, - Megaphone - 2 - Office worker - 2,4, Staff - 3,4, - Feature Editor Library Assistant - 1,2,3,4 - 3, - Y-Teens - 1,2,3,4, - Inter Club Council - 3,4, - Dramatics Club - 1,2,4, -Hi-Y Day - 2, - Y-Teens - G.A.A. - 1,2,3,4 National Conf. - 3
MARSHA LYNN VOIGT DAVID LEE VOYTKO "Bunkey" "Dave" G.A.A. - 3 general
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RUTH ANN WAIBEL RICHARD WILLIAM WALDEN 'Jp ^ "Ruth" "Bill" J business general G.A.A. -3,4, -Dramatics ^ ., Club - 3, - Y- Teens - 4
SANDRA KAY WALLER LARRY V. WALTERS "Sandy" "Jitterbug" business general Spanish Club - 1 - Youth Football - 3,4, - Projector for Christ - 4 Club - 2,3,4, - Track Man ager - 3
SHARON ALINE WARNER LINDA SUE WASSMUTH "Sheri" "Ollie" business general Usherettes - 4 Red Cross - 2, - Y-Teens - 2,
JUDY ANN WEAVER VIRGINIA CLARISE WEAVER "Judy" "Ginny" college prep business Off. Helper - 1, - Y-Teens Spanish Club - 1,2 - Youth - 1 - Sec , - F.T.A. - 3 for Christ - 4, - F.B.L.A. - Tres., Sr. Choir - 3,4, - 2, - Y- Teens - 4, - - Student Council - 1,2,3, Office Worker - 1,2 G.A.A. - 4, - National Honor Society -3,4
__.. ROGER DALE WEIR BETTY GAIL WELLS "Wolfman" "Moondoggie" vocational business Football - 2,3,4 G.A.A. - 2, 3,4, - Y-Teens - 4, - Red Cross - 2
JUDY ANN WHEELER JOHN CHARLES WIEGAND "Half-Pint" "John" business college prep Usherettes - 2, - Off. Helper - 4, - Art Club - 3, - Youth For Christ - 4
PAULETTE WILLIAMSON MARILYN JEANNE WILSON "Paulette" "Marilyn" college prep college prep Usherettes - 4, - Y-Teens Spanish Club - 2,3,4 - Pres. - 4, - G.A.A. - 4, - Spanish - 3,4, - F.T.A. - 3,4, - Olub - 3,4, - Goya - 3,4 Sec. - 3,4, - Pres. Council -3,4, - Sr. Choir - 3,4, - Yearbook Staff - 4, - Off. Helper - 4, - Alternate to Buckeye Girls' State - 3, - Goya - 3,4 - Pres. - 3,4, - Sr. Prep. Choir - 2, - Finalist in National Merit Scholarship Program - 4, - Spanish Recog nition - 3
PAMELA JANE WOODGEARD LOIS MARIE WOODSON "Pam" "Lo Lo" general business Student Council - 1, - Pep Y-Teens - 1, - G.A.A. - Club - 1,2,3,4 - Pres. - 4, 2, - Pep Club - 1, - Cheer - Y-Teens - 1, - F.B.L.A. leader - 1 - 3 - V.P., G.A.A. - 4, - Dramatics - 4, - Yearbook Staff - 4, - Pres. Council - 4, - Gym Ass't. - 4, DANA LEE ZARTMAN LAUREN RUTH ZELLER "Zart" "Rosey" college prep college prep Student Council - 1, - Jr. Dramatics - 1,4, - G.A.A Honor Society - 1 - Pres., - 1,2,3,4, - Chap - 3, - Sr. Honor Society - 3,4 - Pres. - 4, - Usherettes - 2, V.P., Honor Student Medal - Y-Teens -1,2, - Pres. - 1, - Basketball - 1,2,3, Council - 4, - Gym Asst. 4, - Baseball - 1,2,3,4, - - 4, - Spring Play - 3, - All-City Baseball - 3,4, - Fall Play - 4, - Off. Asst. All-City Basketball - 1, - - 3, - Science Club - 2,4 Spanish Club - 3,4, - Off. Asst. - 3, - Buckeye Boys' State - 3, - Hi-Y - 4
TONY ALBANESE KAREN ALLEN "Tony" "Karen" general general Football - 4
LARRY FRANK BALL JERRY ARLIN BRYANT "Larry" "Bird" college prep business Hi-Y - 3,4, - Science Club Glee Club - 2 - 3,4, - Dramatics - 4, - Student Council - 2,3
SANDY GRAHAM ANNA HAYES "Sandy" "Anna" general general
42 BRENDA HUNTER WILLIAM EDWARD MARTIN "Brenda" "Bill" general business
CLARENCE VERNON MATHEWS JAMES HENRY PLANK "Sonny" "Jim" general Dramatics Club - 1,2,3,4 - Nat. Jr. Honor Society - 1, Pres. - 4, -'Spring Play - 3, - Art Club - 4 Fall Play - 4, - Football - 1,2,3,4, - Spanish Club - 1,2, - Projector Club - 1,2, 3,4
KENNETH WALTER SCHLEPPI WALTER RAKES "Ken" "Walter" Baseball - 1, - Track - 2,3, general Spring Play - 3, - Projector Club - 2,3,4
SHARON. SAYRE SHELBY SHERMAN "Sharon" "Shelby" business general RICHARD SMITH MARY JEANETTE TEAL "Rick" "Jeanie" general college prep Marionettes -2,3, - Usher ettes - 2, - Sr. Choir - 3,4, - Jr. Prep. Choir - 1, - Sr. Prep. Choir - 2, - Musical - 2, - Y- Teens - 3,4, - G.A.A. - 1, 2,3,4, - Spanish Club - 4
LUCILLE THOMAS JOHN WASSMUTH "Luci" "John" general general Art Club - 3,4 - Sec. Usherettes - 2
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NATHANIEL ALEXANDER general "Nate- Football - 4 general BRUCE EUGENE BROWN "Bruce" BILLY R. ALMON general "Rosco L." Sr. Choir - 3,4, - Sr. Prep. Choir Basketball - 1,2,3,4 - 2 LEONARD ANDERSON CHARLES CALLAHAN III "Leonard" "Cal" Projector Club - 1,2,3,4 college prep Football - 2,3,4, - Spanish Club CLIFFORD LEE BARNETT - 2,3,4, - Goya - 2,3,4, - Chess "Cliff" Club - 4, - Track - 2,3,4 general Football - 4 LARRY CARPENTER "Corn Cob" TAZ BAUCUM Hi-Y - 2 "Taz" general SHELBY JEAN CAUDILL "Jean" GOLDIE MAE BLAIR Y-Teens - 2, Art Club - 3, - Jr. "Goldie" Prep.. Choir - 1 general Gym Assist. - 4 CAROLYN SUE CISCO "Susie" NATE WILLIAMS business "Nate" Pep Club - 4 44 SHARON SUE CRAVER Choir - 2, - Sr. Choir - 3,4, ANGELA MASON "Sue" Projector Club - 3,4 "Angie" college prep general Y-Teens - 1,2,4, - G.A.A. - 4, BRENDA GAIL HORN - Sr. Choir - 3,4 -Jr. Prep. Choir "Brenda" CHARLES I. MASON - 1, - Sr. Prep. Choir - 2, - Sr. general "Charles" Girls' Glee - 4 general JANICE JANE HORN Track - 2,3, - Cross Country - 3,4 CHARLES E. ELLIS "Jan" "Chuck" general WILLIAM T. MATTISON general "Bill" Projector Club -2,4 DARRELL LEE HOWARD college prep college prep Chess Club - 2, 3 HOWARD E. GARTIN "Danny" BILL HOWELL JACKIE LUE MESSER general general "Lue-Lue" business CATHY CORREAN GORE Girls' Glee - 1, 2, 3 - Red Cross Club - 4, - Y- Teens - 4 "Chatty Cathy" JOHN WILLIAM HUENEFERD vocational general Spanish Club - 1,2,3, - Goya - 1, JAMES L. MOORE 2,3,4, - G.A.A. - 1 - Red Cross CAROLYN SUE HUNT "Jim" - 1 "Kitten" general Y-Teens - 1, 2 - Honor Society - JENNY S. GRAVES 1, - Cheerleader - 1, - Girls' RAYMOND L. MYERS "Snakebite" Glee - 1,2 "Nigel" college prep college prep G.A.A. - 2, 3, 4 - Historian - 3, MARY ALICE JACKSON Art Club - 4 Usherettes - 2, - Goya - 2, 3, - "Mary" Red Cross - 2, - Dramatics - 4 general PAULA MARIE PETERSON Art Club - 4, - Red Cross - 4, - "Paula" PATRICK C. GRIMES Spanish Club - 4, - Pep Club - 4 general "Pat" general BRENDA LEE JONES THOMAS L. POE "Brenda" "Edgar Allen" LINDA GAIL HALSTEAD general vocational "Lyn" Pep Club - 4, - Art Club - 4 Space Club - 1 college prep
DENNIS I. HARDIN HAROLD DEAN JUDE EVELYN M. RALPH "Dennis college prep "Evelyn" general National Jr. Honor Society, - Hi- business Y, - Science Club Off. Helper - 4 ANTHONY DOUGLAS HENDERSON "J.B." MIKE A. KADER ROBERT RUSSELL RAYBURN general "Kader the Rader" "Mr. Impossible" business general CAR LEE HODGKINSON Art Club - 3,4 Art Club - 3,4 "Lee" general GEOF A. LEIBBRAND KENNETH M. RIFE vocational "Rife" PHILIP A. HODGKINSON A.V. Club - 2,3,4 vocational "Phil" general CALVIN LEE LUNSFORD RONNIE L. RUNYON Musical - 2,4, - Fall Play - 3 - "Boone" "Buyon" Spring Play - 3, - Jr. Prep Choir - 1, general vocational - Sr. Prep. Choir - 2, - Sr. Prep. Football - 3,4, - Track - 1,2,3 Projector Club - 2,3,4
45 SHARON ELAINE SAYRE JOHN WILLIAM STUPSKI Baseball - 2,3,4, - Projector "Sharon" "Big Kid" Club - 4, - Spanish Club - 1,2,4, business college prep - V.P. - 4, Jr. Prep Choir -1, - Youth For Christ - 3,4 - Sec Football -2,3 Sr. Prep. Choir - 2, - Sr. Choir - Usherettes - 2, 3,4, - Music Club - 1, - Sr. Mixed EARL LYNN SUCH Ensemble - 3,4, - Dramatics Club MICHAEL SIMS "Boots" - 4, - Boys' Glee - 2,4, - Spring "Mike" general Play - 3, - Fall Play -4,3, - "Catfish Sims" Musical - 2,4 general CARL G. TAYLOR Football - 4, - Track - 2 "Tate" RANDOLPH WATERS college prep "Randy" Football - 3,4, - Track - 1,2,3,4 general EARL EDWARD SPENCER "Earl" LINDA MARIE THORNTON SHARON KAY WEETHEE business "Linda" "Sharon" general general EDDIE RAY SPRADLIN F.H.A. - 1 "Druel" GARLAND W. WELLS vocational GEORGE ALLEN TUVELL "Garland" "Clark" general vocational Dramatics Club - 2, - Sr. Choir - KEN LEE SPRINGER 3 "Shane" RICHARD D. VALENTINE college prep "Rick" vocational ROGER LEE YOUNG KIMBERLEY JO STEWARD "Tank" "Stormy" MICHAEL EVERETT WARNER general business "Cowboy" Football - 3,4 - Boys' Glee - 3,4 F.B.L.A. - 3 college prep - Sr. Choir - 4
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JUNIORS
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Donna James, Ruth Branson, Steve Rudd, and Joyce Dickens await their lunch in the cafeteria. Juniors usually didn't like to watt for any thing - lunch was one of the excep tions.
James Adams Mary Adams Pamela Adams Brenda Atkinson Linda Austin Rita Bailey Joan Baldwin Marcia Ball Robert Ball Janet Ballengee Glenn Banks Phil Banks Charlene Barnett Robert Barnett Betty Beal Vaughn Beloat Vickie Bennett Roberta Bentley
Chuck Berecz Patricia Berens Tom Billingsley Michael Bish Sharon Bishop Ronald Bivens 48 Karen Blair Gordon Bland Flora Blake James Blue Adrienne Bolden Charles Bond
Roger Brabb Ronald Branson Ruth Branson John Briggs Paul Brodek Bill Brown
Darlene Brown David Brown Jerry Brown Larry Brown Roy Brown Hershell Browning Diana Bruce Mary Bugher Waveline Burgoon David Burkey Tyrone Burks Douglas Burns
Mary Bussey Levon Bryd Charles Cain Margie Cain Steve Caldwell Robert Callahan
Lilliana Canini Connie Carle Katherine Carey Diane Carroll Kathy Carter Lena Carter 49 These are our Juniors, who are thrilled at the prospect of spending another day in school.
Zelma Caudill Patricia Chaffin Larry Chatmon Kathy Church Bob Clark Wendy Cochren
Cheryl Coffman Kathy Compjton Edna Conrad Frank Courtney Judy Crabtree Wig Crabtree Deborah Craggs Duff Crawford John Crist Ray Culbreth Anna Dalton Brenda Dalton
Brenda Darrow Joe Daughterty Lynn Davis Gwen DeBoard Lawrence DeBoard Steve DeLong 50 Mike Dennis Elaine Dent Ron Deppe Michael DeStefanis Joyce Dickens Fred Dinkier
Allen Dixon Robert Dowdy Robert Downs Margaret Doyle Eddie Drake Bob Dunigan
Lena Dunnagan Mike Eastman Roger Enyart William Eppler Henry Estheimer Carol Evans
Lorretta Ewing Patty Fauble Gwen Favors Brenda Ferguson Candice Ferguson Lola Ferrell
Margaret Fields Sharon Fillinger Debby Fitch Mary Fleischer Dave Foran Shirley Ford
Pete Fornof Rick Forst Alphonso Fox Dan Fox Patricia Fox Sharon Franklin 51 "Mr. Reither will never find me here!"
Steve Fulton Denise Garcia Sheila Garten Wanda Gearing Cathleen Gibson Teena Gilbert
Patty Gillilan Charles Gilliland Maria Gore Karyn Graves Connie Green Harry Green
Ronnie Green Jerry Grizzall William Grooms Sharron Hankins Michael Hanson Judy Hard
Brenda Hardiman Victoria Harman Douglas Harmon Sonja Harp Ida Harper Kathy Harrelson 52 • Betty Harris Jackie Harris Sherry Harris Fred Harrison Colin Harvey Penny Hawes
Bridget Heinmiller Shirley Hensel Donna Henson Virginia Hilgert Jack Hines Candice Holley Marlene Hopson Lannie Howard Stephanie Howell Tim Howell Cathy Hughes Steven Hughes
William Hunt Fred Hunter Rebecca Huntsman Bill Hysell Berneta Ingram Linda Jocobs LaDonna James Sue Jenkins Debbie Johnson Judy Johnson Marguerite Johnso Steve Johnson
Ed Jones Janice Jones Tina Jones Jack Joyce Joyce Jude Billy Justice 53 T
Junior varsity cheerleanders were always hard at work.
Linda Kennedy Jan Keys Larry Kitchen Steve Kleinlein Karen Kitzmiller Ralph Lambert
Pattie Lamneck James Larger Mark Larger Charlene Lattimore Ben Lauderdale Eddie Lewis
Stanley Lilly Mary Liscano Harold Lloyd Alonzo Loughridge Gaylen Lovejoy Lillie Lunsford
Raymond Ludaway David Lynch Mike McCain Willie Mc Clure Barbara McCoy Allean McKay 54 Mike McMullen Ruth Maeder Charles Mahlungulu Sharon Mahlungulu Dave Mahr Lois Malecka
Dana Marcum Marc Marinello Judy Markos Mike Marshall Ronnie Marshall Linda Mather
Yvonne Mattison Sharon Maylee Jeanne Maynard Joe Maynard James Melvin Clyde Messer
Jenny Messmore Jerry Miles Gene Mileusnich Eric Miller Karen Miller Ronald Miller Alvino Milner Deborah Mingus Judy Minnick Kenichi Miyagawa William Moore Barbara Morin
Don Morris Canna Morrison Kathy Mullins Thomas Murray Linda Myers Charles Neal 55 Juniors made themselves "at home' no matter where they were, even Miss Reamer's office.
Howard Newsome Janice Norris Lloyd Ohlinger Kathy Oldaker Linda Oiler Susan Olney
Roy Owens Mary Parsley Carmella Paynter Naomi Perry Jan Peter Carl Peterson
Bill Pettis Marie Plank Kurt Potter Mike Pyle Richard Radcliff Tyrone Rakes
Kenneth Ramey Sharon Ramey Bruce Rayford Eddie Redinger Sue Redinger Eddie Reeves 56 Kenneth Reeves Marva Reynolds Dorothy Riddle Larry Rife Diane Roberts Michael Robinson
William Rogers Steve Rudd Ronald Sailes Carol Sauer Thomas Sawyer Ronald Scheurell
James Scott Mary Scott Saundra Scott Tom Scott Jimmy Searles Ann See
Sharon Seward Linda Sexton Sandy Sexton Forrest Sheares Brenda Shepherd Beverly Sherman
Albert Sherrill Dina Shumaker Linda Simms Claudette Sims Steven Six Jackie Small Garry Smallwood Larry Smallwood Daria Smith Cheryl Spencer Darlene Spencer Tom Spotts 57 L __• r
Juniors showed mixed emotions to T.&. shots.
Nora Stamper Donald Stewart Ronald Stewart Rosa Stocks Susan Straight Esther Sumner
Cathy Sutton John Swanigan Betty Sword Linda Tackett Karen Tagg Curtis Thomas
Donna Thomas Kathryn Thomas Harold Thompson Mike Thornton Willie Thornton Rosalyn Tibbs
Janet Tomsic Thomas Tuggle Claris Turner Lauretta Vinson Robert Walden Victor Walker 58 ^"
Bonnie Ward John Wassmuth William Waters Valarie Webb Janice Weber Charles Welch
Jim Wilburn Marvin Williams Pamela Williams Larry Williamson June Wilson Roy Wimbash
Jerry Wise Jeff Wisecarver Roy Witham Don Whaley Christina White David Wolf
Joyce Wolf Judy Woodgeard Patty Workman Larry Wray Peggy Wray Vicki Writesel
John Yinger Walter Young Dale Zapp David Zapp Mark Zartman
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ti M t GETTYSBURG TRIP - A JUNIOR TRADITION
In April, 1964, Mr. Holderle took thirty-five students by bus to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to view the Civil War Battlefield where a government American drama unveiled. Since that time 220 Marion-Franklin students have made the trek across half of two states to view the historic shrine. Each year the number of juniors desiring to go increases. The Gettysburg Trip has become a Marion-Franklin tradition. Five and ten year reunions of the students who have made the trip has been planned. Mr. Holderle's trips have received tele vision coverage. SOPHOMORES
61 •1. i Knowledge is, indeed, that which, next to virtue, truly essentially raises one man above another.
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Bonnie Adams Donna Adams Doug Adams Jimmie Adams Marti Adkins Lorraine Allen
Tyrone Alverson Leon Anderson Beverly Andy Marvin Andy Rita Andy Jean Armstrong
Teresa Ashburn Rick Austin Deb Bagent Betty Bailey Hoyt Baker Gary Ball
Janet Ball William Barker Clarence Bartko Carol Bechtold Sandy Bell Diana Bender 62 ___• Linda Benton George Berens Dena Binkley Sharon Birden Roswitha Birtler Terry Blackburn
Tom Blackburn Don Blair Sally Blair Alvin Blake Marcia Booker Terry Bonner
Jack Bowman Bev Brady Joyce Brewer Jay Brown John Brown -jp Lois Brown
-jJPriscilla Brown Rodney Brown Shirley Brown Vicki Brown Richard Bryan Terry Budd
JoAnn Buechner Laurie Buechner Patsy Burch Marsha Burris Donald Bush Linda Bush
Helmut Butler Frank Cain Karen Cain Calhoun Rosa Carol Canter Albert Cantrell 63 Mir . The Sophomores were eager to learn new skills. New fashions in dresses were I created in the Home Economics Department. Typing speeds increased as the year progressed. Art works were displayed throughout the school. In these skill subjects, sopho mores contributed enthusiastically.
Marcia Carr Carolyn Carter Joyce Carter Kay Carter Larry Case Kathy Castle
Wanda Cassel Anna Caudill Ronald Caudill Linda Chapman Athony Cherren Greg Childers
Sandy Clank Michael Clark David Clonch Don Conaway Twila Conkey Patsy Conley
Dan Coon Richard Cordial Beverly Crabtree Steve Crabtree Cheryl Cripe Lee Crisp 64 Johnny Croom Susan Crosby Terry Cupp John Daniels Bill Danison Janice Darby
Hazellee Daugherty Everett DeBoard Virginia Deible Kathy Deitch Charles Dennis Charles Dennison Vicki Dobbs Jodi Dodson Maureen Donnelly Patty Dowdy Marty Dowley Greg Drummond
Donna Dummitt Patricia Duhnagan Robert Edwards Edward Elliott James Elliott Patricia Elliott
Terrie Elliott Gerald Evans JoAnna Evans Lewis Evans Therese Eppler Wendell Fellure
Alvin Ferguson Mary Filbin Janet Fisher Joyce Fitch Judy Fitzpatrick Paul Flinner 65 This year's Sophomores proved to be quite ingenuous. Wayne McCloud discovered a way to avoid waiting in line for the telephone during lunch hours. The schools newcomers soon found ways to get at the head of the lunch line, to avoid cut slips, and to get from 309 to the library and still gain admittance.
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Hazel Foust Molly Frazier Eddie Friena Leondas Frost Ray Fry Michael Fuller
Colleen Galvin Beverly Gannon Carl Gannon Toni Gardine Debra Gearhart Marilyn Gibson
Sue Gillenwater Donald Gillilan Mike Gilliland Linda Gilmon James Gist Jerry Glick
Stan Gollihue Phil Gordon Larry Gore Nancy Grabouvich Steve Grabouvich Cathy Graham 66 Wm, ^mmfmJ _• mh mr %*mr
Gayle Graham Mary Griggs James Grimes John Grimes Bonnie Groves Robert Grove
Patty Hackett Pam Hagerman Joann Hagwood Cathy Halsey Dorothy Hansgen Kathy Hanson
Sheila Harber Gary Hardy John Hardy Phyllis Harless Jim Harman Elza Harmon
Joy Harmon Lillian Harr Brenda Harris Mark Harris Luddie Hatten Barb Haven Joyce Hawkins William Hawkins Frank Hawson Lori Heasley Susan Hechesky James Hehms
Judy Henderson Mark Henderson Elizabeth Hensley Linda Hickman Charles Hochenheimer Bobby Holler .-4m 67 —-^—
Emmett Holley Deanna Hoppes Brenda Horn Deborah Hoskinson Jeannie Howard Robert Howard
Mike Huffman John Humphrey James Imboden Debbie Jackson Jerry Jackson Roberta Jackson
Harold Jacob Ernie Jenkins Clarence Jeter James Johnson Marcia Johnson Mildred Johnson
Peter Johnson Steven Johnson Billy Johnson Gary Jones John Jones Timothy Jones 68 Tern Jones Linda Justice Frank Kammerer Mike Kauntz Jimmy Kayse Wayne Kayse
Jerry Kazee William Kellermeye Roy Keyes Charlotte Kirk Joyce Kiser Clarice Kitchen Gary Kicheran Terry Koon LJim Laff Betty Lambert Frank Lamneck Joe Landefeld
Sylvia Lauderdale Geroge Leonard Janice Lester Pete Levchik Parker Little Ruth Loggins
James Looney Jerry Looney Larry Loudermilk Karen Mahon Mike Manley Kathy Martin
Nancy Martin Sandra Martin William Martin Jerry Mason William Mason Mary Mathews
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Gary Mathias Dan Mathis Connie Maynard John Maynard Wayne McCloud Charles McDowell
Barbara McGee Allen McKay John McKnown Charles Melvin Virginia Merifield Dan Meszaros
Darline Millard Brenda Miller Howard Miller Jerry Miller Patricia Miller Richard Miller
Steve Miller Terry Miller Martha Milner Carlotta Mitchell John Moore Sharon Moore 70 Steve Morris Christine Newsom Michael Nicely Woody Nichols Mark Nowlin Sheila Nuber
Bonnie Nutter Mike Orr Bill Osborne Jerry Ott Harold Owens Beatrice Palton
Diana Parks Hershall Parsley Rhonda Parsley Mary Perry Helen Peterson Bill Pittman
Randall Port Karl Potter Geraldine Preston Lynda Prysock Edward Rakes Patricia Rakes
Pat Ralph Jack Raymond Kathy Reeb Patti Reeb Jerry Reynolds Mark Richardson
Betty Rittenhouse Janet Rittenhouse Julie Robbins JoAnne Robinson Otis Ross Peggy Rudolph 71 f '
Linda Runyon Eddie Ryan Robert Sahr Gary Sailes Marcella Sammons Deborah Sansom
Clifford Scarberry Karen Scarberry Kathy Scarberry Patricia Scarberry Pam Schoonover Michael Scott
Marilyn Searles Leah Sell Patti Seward Wanda Shanklin Lenda Shepherd Willis Shepherd
Charles Sherman Karen Shevalier Diane Siders Diana Simons Eddie Sims Terry Sites 72 Tom Skidmore Patrick Slatzer Lewis Slone Carol Smith Larry Smith Pat Smith
Terry Smith Michael Snelling Mary Sparks Charles Spencer Debbie Spradin Lincoln Staculp
James Steward Barry Stewart Ronnie Stewart Rosie Stonerock Sandy Sturgeon James Swanson
Yvonne Swanson Kathy Talbott Carol Tedden Phillermena Terry Mary Thomas Robert Thomas
Lewis Thompson Pamela Topping Paul Trapasso Mark Trivanovich Stephen Turley Kathy Tussey
Judy Tuvell Brenda Uhrig Janice Valentine Linda VanHoose Carl Waibil Vicki Waldeck 73 —_—
Cathy Walker Elaine Walker
Kathy Waller Ronald Walters William Walton Bessie Ward Charles Ward Marvin Ware
Denise Warner Steve Warner Eddie Watkins Glen Watts Bill Weaver Linda Webb
Steve Weethee Roger Welch Thomas Wemlinger Rebecca Wentzel Charles Wells Judy West
Jerry Weston Daniel Whigtsel Don White Sally Wilcox 1 Vickie Wilder .liV ! £A i Clyde Willard June Willet Bruce Williams David Williams Larry Williams Allen Wilson Vickie Windom
Karen Wolfe Michael Wolfe William Wolfe Arthur Worrix Mary Worrix Daniel Wright
Gayle Writesel Phil Yates Betty Young David Young Donna Young Maxine Young ____ ORGANIZATIONS
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STUDENT COUNCIL
The Student Council sponsored Shoe Fund netted a gross donation from the Students of Marion-Frank lin High School of $420.76. That total represented the highest contribution given by any school in the Columbus system. This leadership demonstrated by the Council under the capable guidance of Pat Dani son is indicative of their influence this year. The Student Court, an organization that handled minor student infractions, was another successful project of Student Council. Ellen Sells, vice-president; Eddie Reeves, treas urer; Pam Spotts, secretary; and Jackie Small; chaplain were the officers who assisted Pat in mak ing the Student Council a success.
76 BOY'S AND GIRLS STATE
Three students from Marion-Franklin attended Boy's State and Girl's State last June. Dana Zart man and Gary Johnson attended Boy's State at Ohio University in Athens. Girl's State was held at Capi tal University here in Columbus where Carol Edger attended. Gary, a member of the Federalist party, was elected to a civil service commission. Dana as a member of the Nationalist party was elected to city council. Carol, elected County Coroner, ran on the Federalist ticket. The purpose of Girl's and Boy's State as related by these students, is, to give the youth of Ohio some experience and knowledge on how government operates.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
77 GAA
The Girl's Athletic Association was active in many fields this year. Besides participating in sports, they sponsored a collection of baskets for needy families in the school community. These baskets contained can goods brought in by the student body.
One of the sports G.A.A. com peted in again this year was volleyball. The girls had to try out for the team and attend practices.
78 G.A.A. OFFICERS Lolly Zeller President Barbara Fischer Vice Pres. Carol Edger Secretary Pam Dowdy - Treasurer Linda Mather Chaplain Sharon Brady Historian
The G.A.A. also participated in basketball this year. Before playing the sport, the girls went over all the fundamentals and strategic plays of the game. Here, Pres. Lolly Zeller goes over a diagram with some of the girls.
• m President - Donna Fellure Vice Pres. ------Barbara Fischer Secretary Carol Edger Chaplain Peggy Boren Mem. at Large Norma VanOver
Y-TEENS The Y-Teens was a very active club this year. Along with other Y-Teens from other schools they planned the International Fair which was held at the YWCA on March 4. Another joint activity of the Y-Teens was a city-wide dance held at Vets Memorial.
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The annual Backwoodsman's Ball, sponsored by the Y-Teens, was held March 10. This year's theme was Barefoot Ball. The dance was, as usual, one of the biggest events of the year. Per haps the reason for this is that it is a girl-ask-boy affair. The kids came dressed as hillbillies and there was the traditional square- dancing. Lt-B. 83 The bookstore is an invaluable aid to the students and teachers. Paper, Pencils, pens,, workbooks, and other school supplies can be purchased here. The bookstore assistants are Debbie Bagent, Nina Lee, Sheila Garten, and Sharon Bishop.
The treasurer's office is the center of all financial activities at Marion-Franklin. Mrs. Lewis and her assistants Linda Swain, Mary VanHoose, and Barbara Bullock write receipts, type up checks, and go to the bank. The purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America is to make these stu dents familiar with the business world. Under the guidance of Mrs. Petit the members visited business firms.
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President Joe Spiker V. Pres. - Barb Fischer Secretary ------Carol Edger Treasurer - - - — - Donna Fellure Chaplain ------Peggy Boren Historian Pam Dowdy
The purpose of the Dramatics Club is to acquaint its members with the stage and acting. A few projects the club did as a whole were attend ing the motion-picture, Dr. Zhivago, and presenting the children's play, "The Wonderful Tang."
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86 The Projector Club is a most important group. This organiza tion, under the supervision of Mr. Fritz, is in charge of all the noon movies shown here at school. The members both charge admis sion and set up the movies. The boys are.instructed on the proper way to operate a projector of any type. They often assist teachers in showing films or film strips in classrooms. The club is indeed an import ant asset to Marion-Franklin.
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87 •a This school year proved to be highly successful for the Art Club. Doug Gardine received a third place award in a state-wide poster contest promoting conservation in Ohio, a project under the auspices of Governor Rhodes. Art Club members receiving local recognition through the community newspaper for some of their outstanding work were Mike Liscano, club president, Velam Ludaway, Doug Gardine, Rick French, Tyrone Rakes, Walter Rakes and Albert Sherrill. Marion Franklin artists achieved recognition from the Southside YMCA for which their work was displayed throughout the community. This group consisted of Doug Gardine, Mike Walden, Albert Sherrill, Velma Ludaway, Mike Bond, and Mike Liscano. A sculpture by Velma Ludaway and a painting by Mike Liscano were exhibited at Battelle Memorial Institute. Designing paper mache jewelry, visiting art galleries such as the Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts, the Fine Arts Gallery at Ohio State University, and the Cleveland Institute of Art were trips undertaken by this active club. Representatives from the Columbus School of Art and Design and the Cleveland Institute of Art were guest speakers who gave the members an opportunity to gain a perspective of the offerings of an art school to the promising artists.
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89 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS
The Varsity Cheerleaders this year were Kathy Deibert, captain; Carolyn Todd, Vickie Bennett, Karen Graves, and Nancy Gilson. These girls cheered the Red Devils on through both victory and defeat. Many times they stayed after school painting signs, making hoops, and planning pep assemblies. Through these pep assemblies they introduced new cheers to encourage support from students.
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The Future Teachers of America is an organiza tion at Marion-Franklin for those students interested in teaching as a career. This year as its main pro ject, the club has undertaken the creation of a coat-of-arms which will become a permanent part of Marion-Franklin tradition. Among the activities the members perform while at school are assisting teachers in grading papers, and teaching classes in different elementary schools. This year, the members participated in a pro gram to learn more about the teaching profession. In April, they observed and taught classes for two weeks. This was the final project for the year. The highlight of the Hi-Y every year is the City Hi-Y Day. This function serves as a further step in experiencing the boys in student government. The club, in union with other Hi-Y's, also presented a bill to the Ohio Legis lature. This year for the first time the club participated in a basketball league made up of the Hi-Y's from the south-end schools. Hi-Y ended their season with a 4-1 record.
The 1967 Hi-Y officers are Ken Bennett, treasurer; Ray Mourning, chaplain; Gary Johnson, president; Pat Danison, vice-president; and Charles Halsey, secretary. The high-stepping Marionettes added variety and spirit to our half-time entertainment. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Reither they never failed to perform during half-time shows. Marion Franklin is indeed privileged to have a group such as this.
Captain - — -Karen Miller Co-captain - Yvonne Mattison Treas. -Pam Spotts Sec. ------Debbie Mingus MARIONETTES
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The Diabolis, composed of fourteen students and an advisor, planned the en tire yearbook. The different editors plan and layout their individual sections of their yearbook. Under the very able guidance of Mr. Robert Weals, the yearbook staff strived to achieve an interesting yearbook.
OUR ILLUSTRIOUS LEADER Mr. Weals
98 The Staff of the Diabolis strived to build a better yearbook.
The Yearbook Staff looks over pictures to be put in the yearbook.
The Editors-in Chief, Carolyn Todd and Kathy Deibert, were responsi ble for their own sections and lending their assis tance wherever it was needed.
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The Megaphone Staff is in charge of publishing the school newspaper. The eight different editors write stories, edit stories, and design and layout the different pages of the paper. The journalism class is included in the staff. They write news stories, feature stories, and editorials. Their teacher, Mrs. Morehouse, is also the advisor of the Megaphone
Mrs. Morehouse. .ADVISOR
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MARION-FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL 1547 KOEBEL ROAD, COLUMBUS, OHIO
Editor-in-Chief ------Barbara Fischer
Feature Editor ------pam Dowdy Sports Editor John Ryan Headline Editor Carolyn Todd Makeup Editor ... Stephen Poe Circulation Manager - - Bob McCracken Photographer George Custer Advertising Manager Karen Glenn -If I, LOS BRILLANIESE GOYA
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Marion-Franklin had a very active Spanish Club this year. Under the leader ship of their advisor, Mrs. Jackson, the members of the club learned more about Spanish traditions and culture. The club sponsored a piriata party and a candy sale as two of their projects. Mike Warner, vice-president; Joellen Rorie, secretary; Susie Bell, treasurer; Debbie Richards, program chairman; and Mimi Michel, student advisor, assisted president Marilyn Wilson in making the Spanish Club a success.
102 The Camera Club is a small but im portant club. These boys under the super vision of Mr. Lowery often assist teachers by taking pictures for them. The presi dent, Mike Custer, took many of the pic tures for the yearbook. The members know how to photograph correctly and to develop and print pictures the proper way.
CAMERA CLUB
The purpose of the Red Cross is to help people in need of help or friendship. One project of the club this year was to corre spond with boys in Viet Nam. They also sponsored baskets of items to be sent to Viet Nam.
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The accompanists for Senior Choir and Senior Mixed Ensemble this year were Sharon Fillenger, Janet Tomsic, and Susan Thomas.
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RESERVE CHEERLEADERS
Always on hand to lend support to the reserve football team and to the reserve basketball team were the reserve cheer leaders. They were: Linda Mathers, cap tain; Chris Green, Wendy Cochren, Jodi Dodson, Toni Gardine, and Bessie Ward.
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Homecoming queen Nannette Sexton is crowned by last year's queen Mimi Ohlinger.
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Queen Nannette and the four lovely ladies of her court with their escorts reign over the Homecoming Dance. 118 MARION PRESENTS "YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU »•
The Russian countess prepared blitzes for the Sycamore family and their guests.
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Ellen Sells, the drunken dance-hall girl, "Really! I didn't realize I was being self makes a startling discovery: the snake is ish in the matter", exclaims Mr. Kirby to poisonous. his wife while their son looks on.
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Marion-Franklin High School presented its Fall play "You Can't Take It With You" on November 18, 1966. The stars of the produc tion were Karen Glenn, Mike Warner, Mike Huntley, Pam Spotts, Joe Spiker, Carol Edgar, John Forman, and Peggy Boren. Margie Santo assisted Mr. Moffat with the direction of the play.
Essie Carmichael practices ballet steps in the hopes of becoming a prima ballerina.
Tony Kirby acts as referee in the dispute between his father, Mr. Kirby and Boris Kolenkhov. 120 *. umm
1966 MARION-FRANKLIN VARSITY
FIRST ROW: A. Armstrong, T. Albanese, D. Arrington, R. Crabtree, L. Brown, W. McClure, M. Simms, C. Taylor SECOND ROW: Coach R. Mauller, Head Coach J. Harper, F. Courtney, T. Burkes, D. Stewart, K. Reeves, C. Lunsford, R. Parker, T. Hopewell, F. Sutton THIRD ROW: Coach R. Graves, Coach R. Mileff, Pa Danison, G. Johnson, B. Raymond, R. Mourning, C.Jeter, R. Ludaway, N. Williams, M. Williams, M. Nicely, L. Ohlinger, T. Spotts FOURTH ROW: E. Miller, J. Ryan, C. Halsey, J. Nuckles, R. Young, D. Lynch, L. Walters, D. Moman, M. Mileusnich, K. Bennett, A. Milner FIFTH ROW: P. Endicot, M. Eastman, C. Barnett, C. Cotton, W. Shepard, R. Stewart, C. Calahan, E. Reeves, P. Pfefferle, R. Weir, E. Epps, C. Mahlungulu
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FIRST ROW: W. McClure, B. Almon, D.jZartman, R. Crabtree, R. Owens, E. Reeves SECOND ROW: M. Huntley, A. Dixon, L. Brown, C. Cotton, E. Miller, Coach Holderle BASKETBALL TEAM MAKES DEEPEST TOURNAMENT PENETRATION YET
The 1966-67 Red Devil Cagers led by co-captains Dana Zartman and Rod Crabtree put together a winning season with a win loss record of 11-9. Mak ing their deepest penetration in tournament play in the history of the school, the Devils won three games before being knocked off the the states num ber one team, East High School Leading scorer for the Red Devils was Dana Zart man with a season average of 22 points. Rodney Crabtree's clutch shooting and Larry Brown's effective rebounding were instrumental in several victories. Willie McClure, Billy Almon, and Forrest Sheares contributed greatly to the success of the team. MARION FRANKLIN RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM
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Larry Brown Ray Mourning Dana Zartman All-City football All-City football All-City baseball All-District football All-City basketball All-State football All-District basketball
Ray Mourning, Marion Franklin senior tackle, brought honor to himself and to his school by being named to the Associated Press All- State Football Team. He also was selected to the All-District and All City teams. Willie McClure, Larry Brown, and Calvin Lunsford also were chosen to the All-City team. On the second team were Ben Ray mond and Rodney Crabtree. Dana Zartman was selected to the All-City and All-District Bas ketball teams. Larry Brown was selected to the second team. Dana had also been chosen All- City baseball the previous spring.
128 WRESTLING
FIRST ROW: R. Austin, R. Young, F. Courtney, Coach Richard Mileff, M. Marinello, T. Hopewell, J. Humphrey SECOND ROW: B. Hopson, M. Hanson, R. Brabb, L. Ohlinger, R. Parker, M. Clark, C. Forest
"The 1966-67 Wrestling team showed much improvement", said Coach Dick Mileff. In its third year at Marion, wrestling appears to be grow ing rapidly in popularity. Red Devil matmen boast a 3-2-1 record in dual meets, the best since the sport started at Marion. Charles Forrest lead wrestlers with a 8-1 record in the 103 pound weight class. Three year lettermen Q M were Jim Humphrey, Bill Hopson, and Robert Parker.
129 FIRST ROW: D. Foran, P. Fornof, H. Baker, M. Trivanovich, H. Lloyd, S. Crabtree, M. Waldon SECOND ROW: Coach Hupp, J. Humphrey, A. Dixon, G. Lovejoy, K. Bennett, J. Mason, J. Durand, T. Smith
TENNIS TEAM LOOKS FOR IMPROVEMENT
With one season under their belt, the outlook for the 1967 Tennis team appears to be brighter than it was prior to the opening of the season one year ago. Coach Wil fred Hupp with four returning lettermen is confident of a winning season. Last year, Marion's racketmen tailed to cope a victory although several of their performers did win individual matches. Mr. Hupp stated that the number of sophomores out for the team was indictive of increased interest in the sport. He also was pleased with the sophomore turnout because he feels that more wins will certainly ensue in the not too distant future. The four returning lettermen from last season are Ken Bennett, Jim Humphrey, Alan Dixon, and Harold Lloyd. On last years team, Ken Bennett was the number two player in singles competition. Humphrey and Dixon combined to form the number two team in doubles play. Harold Lloyd also received valuable experience last year play ing in the number three singles slot.
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FIRST ROW; C. Mahlungulu, R. Danison, T. McDonald, R. Bivens, L. Brown, J. Brown, K. Enyart, T. Winfield, C. Mason, Coach Waltman SECOND ROW; D. Stewart, C. Calahan, J. Carr, T. Pack, J. Wassmuth, R. Maeder, R. Pace, B. Barnett, J. Harper THIRD ROW; T. Evans, F. Jones, J. Blanton, L. Chatman, C. Taylor, B. Hopson, T. Hopewell, J. Toone, L. Hayes
1966 TRACK
The 1966 track season was the most successful in the history of Marion-Franklin. The Red Devil sprinters broke seven school records and ten team members qualified from the sectional meet for the Central District. Outstanding members of the track team were Ken Enyart and Jim Brown. Together they scored more than 200 points. Members of the team that broke school records were: L. Brown, 440 yard dash; R. Pace, Half-mile; J. Carr, two mile; C. Mason, T. Winfield, J. Brown, and K. Enyart -- 880 yard relay; L. Brown, T. Mc Donald, R. Bevins, F. Jones--Mile relay; and J. .Brown, high and low hurdles.
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1966 VARSITY BASEBALL
1st ROW: M. Zartman, D. Zartman, D. Darnell, V. Walker, W. McClure 2nd ROW: R. Enyart, G. Mileusnich, B. Pettis, E. Reeves, E. Epps, Coach Maloney 3rd ROW: D. Tigner, R. Mourning, R. Owens, R. Crabtree, A. Armstrong, S. Rudd
The 1966 baseball season started off with a bang. Marion won four of their first five games and shared the league lead. The story in the second half of the season was different. The Red Devils dropped three of their last five games by one run. Outstanding pitcher, Eddie Reeves, lead all hitters with a batting average of 440. Dana Zartman came in second, hitting 412. Dale Darnell was selected for the All-City and State All Star teams. Dana Zartman was selected as All-City first baseman. ADVERTISEMENTS
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